St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 5, 1926

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no' in War. stopped nf roral ITE BY COUNTIES 7 ON SUPREME JUDGE ' - LNERING ‘HEROES TO MOB | Wones Prisoner in South ~ Carolina Jail Says She ne v- Se oe end Se y~™ = Se cS SD e+) Or é _— _-~* Qe er era md PS eo *— at oe 2s - _* ~*~ \.* tiwt-e 4 " — o “ee * a iw we! + he ee ce & 5 — ~ : > ~ Oe ™ Ce s Leis >x»e——=— Rlomic we ‘ceded Shooting of Three. JAILER i fidavit—Coroner’s Jury _ Found Lynching Was “By ™ Persons Unknown.” staff Correspondent of the | h and New York World | 5. a. Nov. 5. By 8 AIKEN, Saw Events That Pre-| Another Prisoner Makes Af- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, Scenes and pe: in the Hall - Mills Trial pica in sb ; dis! ym $y, UNLOCKED DOOR: ~- Nollie | Robinson, Sheriff of Aiken Coun-| ty, @ tall, raw-boned man _ the father of a family "has been accused of deliver- | Bing to the mob that lynched them | the three negroes, one them 4) ‘goman, who were shot while in the) woods near here on the morning | of Oct. 8. | Robinson is the man who was failed in news dispatches which | went throughout.the country in| April, 1925, as the savior of the! gegroes when another mob sought | folynch them. They had been ar-| gested, charged with killing Robin- son's predecessor, Sheriff H. S.) @Howard. A mob of several hundred | fay 4 surrounded the Aiken jail, but! he threatened to shoot any man! who made a move to seize the ne-| groes, and the crowd broke up and | went away. Since that time the negroes had! been tried, convicted, in as curious- | ly a mock trial as ever the South has seen, their convictions had been overturned by the Supreme) ourt, and they had been retried.! Pne already had been orderd ac-| Buitted by the Judge, Samuel Lan-| and the trials of others | were (0 proceed the next morning. | when they were taken from the jail | warmed men and shot. The n ees were Clarence, Demon and| Bertha Lowman. ' od 23 | Beforé a Coroner's - Robin- | my 1 2098 Tam testified that he was overpow- | a ort @ea suddenly by men who had| Mme access to the jailer’s house: aes iy Rong Mamerhe had pleaded with them Geperse. He swore he recognized See of the mob and that hint 490. t¥o shots in the struggle ing had been killed geome @sarmed. The jury oaedger a« of the Word em 2d returned a verdict that the day of the f i iihines had been Mirs. Hannas payments wer Skeknows.” The grand fury after Ber ere ee questioned a few sse 1 ané reached the conelusi nelusion. question: ‘a Two Affidavits Signed. of the tn | T iiste . ho f Hanne 1@ 1 ’ until 1 Maj 4) before he ’ : diva ‘rToqtTH is | ot K action done ‘hy itnesses enarTges ad beet same ti)? pitude made. » lesterday, howe Ver. ; h ere ap- DNCERN OF THIS STORL rce of Home - pls and colleges. e trend into the videnced by new the Art Institute UST STREET ce of Home Sur- va D€ ing felt all over ' oday. Emphatic re and Furnish- eared before two of the men who Re been most outspoken in their | mcs of the lynchings——Austin | a Johnson, a defeated candidate! tSheriff, and Jarnes L. Quinby, m eccentric gentleman of middle- two prisoners who were in jail at the time the Negroes taken from the building and /| The two prisoners Mooney of Augusta, Btles E. Lee of Savannah. & girl bout 18, lon the same fi R Bertha Lowman. held there ba liquor having mt by Robinson's depu'‘ies | hE away from an PPhich they found laquor. pme cell she occupied Separate tier from =o 8 0women prisoners, but Mgh the bars of the aperture € stee] door shutting off that E she could watch the steps | 2 which Bertha Lowman must Pbeen drarcged by the lynch- ® The diminutive jailor, Rupert | Wor, said he believed the steel! Over the aperture, | ne -s eee KS » J >, s _— ne . ~ + . : mt at cal ~~ fr ‘ - were Mrs. | Ga.. and | The occupied or as that dings as a State witness | case, omes-—to make d beautiful are is oration is being that for) + entire wing of just for Amert- | through | mn she savs she looked, was not} md the night of the lynching. ‘ What she says she saw, she in an affidavit before Mr. "as a Notary Public, her af- t states: “Or the pret ied of Oct. 8 I was |My eell and was awakened by B doorhe}] Rennes downstairs. I) four cars outside on the | The group of men stayed” “airs about 25 minutes to | best my knowledee. The) “Was jaughing and talking. I1G-LEROI TIONS - DRAPERIES of IN EDUCATION » Says Jailon Unlocked Door. ce to purchase & . During the 25 minutes they had ered the two Lowman boys! e 4 ee pose cells were on the lower 1a i and then five men came up- - ‘o Bertha Lowman. I was Maing at the door. Jailer Tay- had a lantern and ‘it was Taylor | PUnlocked the cel] door of Ber- | Lowman. Sheriff Robinson | her from her cell. He was ac- | vanied by A. D. Sheppard, one pis ceputies; J. Percy Hart, Con- | ple to Gov. McLean of South | biina. and Road Officer Joho |; 7 Be rtha bee gan crying when | St opposite ick i1¢ & my As she | At the € top of the staircase she | 5 he her brothe rs scré oe and Olas Fee oe Py 4 Sheritt Robin: son told he r to -heterodyne UNEXCELLED SERVICE door At this time Rohinso yn Raley in the le Hart and “ T also behind the woman. At r “me Pistol shots were fire4 om the jailer’s kitchen. the 4 ~ gag iy d in the jail that | ¢ Was looking righ: ' the was he- ad. Sheriff | were at shots upstairs. Band Instruments a WROD he was ired | She was be- ose I : heen | | t automobile | ,, a part! ; ' i she | though | McLeod had started an invest iga-| | killing occurred, of 41) of | eR am hed ha At “* re a Ags » A Aplin — OP: The jury going to lunch on the first day of the trial. ing themselves al fresco between sessions. — n° V. forsline. while they and Salley in my door but e as he passed on. as as they came uv. Told to Keep Quiet. a oe | + — ° : LO PS © Cis head down my door next morning : = oat + 7 ~ me to neeyp qgiujet told me 'aim that I told him Was asiet Hi nry St y | HH he turnes Art o” turne: nd walked ntioned Biter the shown to the niger for the ri vy ected to the admi iss} prints. je- of 4 He print Iii *#iy (roy ee ae ‘ that ti the photographed after the and, furt mnfair’ to out was found would ry of circumstance time of the card that it eT? hermore, ye } i th: allow the until the’ ng between the lowed ; W € nN f ia Depart-j. said, “I knew it would mean repri- so I went cautiously toward house, to find it ransacked by Black Shirts. Careening through he streets were three motor lor- loaded with Fascists, bran- rifles and singing, ‘For are these rifles, they are for enemies, they are for the 's protection.’ “These motor lorries were fol- closely by an ambulance Apparently police, being unable to prevent Fascist reprisals, had or- ganized first-ald service for wound- ed antis.”’ my A dishing who our Nuce Louis S. Rosenfield Dies. — CHICAGO, 5.—Louis &. Rosenfield, member of Rosenfiel Bros. & Co., founders and owners the Sunnybrook Distilleries. Also ctive in collaboration with the late Harvey W. Federal pure 1906. is dead Nov. food law passed here, FAMOUS ORGANIST IN RECITAL SUNDAY The famgus Pietro Yon. honorary organist of the Hasilica at St. Peter’s., Rome. wlll dedicate the new four manual Kilgzen Pipe Organ at St. Francis Xavier (Col- lewe) Church, Grand and J.indell Bivds.. with a recital Sunday evening. & o'clock. This instru- ment is the largest church organ in the city. Admission $1. Limit- ed attendance. prefeciual | year lic at- | of Armed Fascists | | x Wiley in advocating | URGE ONE-CONTRACT SYSTEI FOR CITY'S NEW BUILDINGS The Board of Public Service to- day made a report to Mayor Mil- ler, recommending continuance of the one-contract system, adopted a for construction of pub- buildings. Heating contractors, as well as plumbing and electrical contractors, recently return to the former system, by which the city let separate con- tracts in the different branches of work. ago, construction The board, in its report to the Mayor, says that the plan of let- ting a single general contract, and leaving the general contractor to let subcontracts, has proven of ad- vantage to the city. The genera! contractor, it is stated, has better facilities than the city to handle work of supervision and corre- lation of the different parts of questions of.labor jurisdic- tion, time schedule of operations, and receiving, storage and handling of materials. The heating eontractors complained that the present term does not give them a Hien upon their work, but the board holds that this is not a hardship, as the pays its bills. The Mayor's office, in giving out the report to- said the decision of the Board Service would be upheld. the jobs, have wie sys- city day. of Public Wife of A. L. eit Dies. t? Aeeomiated Press. CHICAGO, Nov. 5.—Mrs. A. L. Spink, wife of A. L. Spink, dean American sports writers, died at her home here today of pneu- monia. Spink also is gravely Ill. tle was the founder of the Sport. ing News, the St. Louis baseball publication. of asked for ai Commerce | this | ; counts. will be | of the loan dep ;employ of the bank dinner. | ae F. P. Rohiman, Arrested, De- nies Knowledge of $16,000 City Trust Co. Discrepancy. Frank P. Rohiman, former de- partment manager of the City Trust Co., 1132 Washington avenwu®, was arrested today on an indict ment voted yesterday, chargi:e¢ him with embezzlement of $§)8#,- 478.96 of the bank's funds. In a statement to reporters. Rohiman denied any knowledge of a discrepancy in the bank's He said he was manae artment and left th: last February when the department was discon- | tinued. _ bury, president, These are all | , clal When known the shortage became last August, A. N. Kings- said Rohiman had yveen manager of the accounts re céivable department, whi handles the purchase of comme: credit accounts from busine*s . firms. Kansas | i seph ee | ' |'Peck street. act east At that time Kingsbury and Jo- H. Grand, attorney for the bank, announced that the institu tion had been reimbursed by Koh'i- man’s bdnding company. They de- clared on that occasion that Roh!l- man had taken full responsibliity for the discrepancy in a statement to officers of the depository and had helped auditors to check his department’s accounts. The dé- tails of the transactions leading to the shortage were not made public. Today KRohlman said he was 35 'years Old and that he lived at 42338 He was arrested in the downtown office of a coal com- pany which employs him as a saies- man. He has a wife and two chil- dren. Check That Cold Every cold is dangerous. Don’t waste precious time experimenting with un- certain things. Geta bottle of Mentho Kreoamo (M-K), the scientific remedy and use it right off. It willimmediat: check the progress of infection, reduc: fever, loosen the cough, give you quick relief. Mentho-Kreoamo (M-K) is thr discovery 0i an Illinois physician and specialist who spent over 12 years per- fecting it. Itis designed especially for deep-seated colds and for relicving st1:b- born bronchial coughs and those follow- ing prolonged cases of Grippe, Flu and Pneumonia. Druggists everywhere. Money back guarantee. ON GOODYEAR All-Weather Tires PATHFINDER TIRES Lome in investigate fer yourself Here's a real buy. 40x%% Cl. Fab.. $7.80 20x2% Cl. Cord $ 8.45 30x3% 8.8. Cord $11.35 4114 8. Ss Cord. $14.50 3°x4 8%. SS. Cord $15.90 710 WASHINGTON Harry White Says—Get Our LOW PRICES EASY MERCHANTS. TIRE C0. SUNDAY MO if You Are — 3 a Cash PAYMENT ‘Red ‘Tape LAN Delay Pathfinder Malioons + al O67 mak ing of the finger print record, been gone into. Youthful Seep in Every Line In High and Low Heels In Patents and Satins Stunning Short Vamps That Flatter the Feet PUMPS, STRAPS AND STEP-INS m 1 O STYLES AT ONE PRICE NONE 95 PRICED HIGHER KELLY ’S 316 North 6th St. Shoes for Men and Women experts who testified are Joseph A. | Faurot, formerly of the New York le ——— 2 Out of Respect to the Memory of H. H. Bassett President of the Buick Motor Company, who died in Paris recently and who will be buried in Flint, Michigan, our entire establishment will be closed all day Sat- urday, November 6th. VESPER-BUICK AUTO COMPANY \ a - fe BH aaa - ee Te ee. eee ne ae bilities " ott agains ~ m s . " - _— " 7, : 4 Wee” PRs : aM aOR ct Re ESA EE A ARENA OE EN i ENDO cet ELE OE LALA EAS ANGE EY PERC COLONIES BO LE Att RNS a A Ne ION ae gt hE SRE LEN A ANA a RE OUI atte LAL RN ht NNR OM NN Nt AREA NALIN SO LAER A NANA I AOE LEGA AN ALAA LLL LAL AL LOO LILLIE ALA LE ALE ALLELE ALDARA LL EAL A DALAL ANALOGS LL LLL LENO AIOE LEO LILIA! ALLELE CDI LTC UE AE " * —- - ee eee Creer ——_ ent ‘ m . a : . . — ‘ . . ngs " hints eaeD Rit Ba RON wf ‘ nant emeteied ae uecenee . as mperes . " ~ . as * " - -s “ , x wre gerd . ee ee - tame a weep $F ak rer hes Sao Ws ee rene nc «eth owe ee ee » Ve wre - SO th AMA RE ENA ALN ONL OO ELIS SI PO ied Fi tad ee a nn a a ee aver

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PAGE 4 HEARST SEEKS POWER PERMIT Plans Project in Alaska for Paper —_—____—_——— AT COLUMBIA U. WAS CRUEL sa ak Getic “adie ceeotliees and|racks‘and a supper dance for the as es sc sedagneslagmaag — car emciege ae . Mrs. Mary N. McKee Sues for Sep- | later there was a field meet. There | officers at the Coronado Hotel. i dias gw Ot ee | aration; They Were Married TTD ; _. eptgghatettoec ts : lion dollars’ worth of liquor we at Carthage, Il. EN SMONIRSASTEV ESE tw T - seen noune (AG ANEAM RIAN AM eNte tv AEASER SELENE AN OEE eS aoe. Ham Randolph Hearst, the pub-!jin possession of prohibition agents a Special to the Post-Dispatch. ee ee eee lisher, filed an application today /|today in what is said to be the +h. ——— ; NEW YORK, Nov. 5.—Mrs. Mary » with the Federal Power Commis- sic sreliminary ormit to} : . tad a 5 au scoteek in | Keap Warchouse, Inc., was svized Sav He Failed to Repay ‘to press her separation suit against a ae in aki ’ . pe sn tele esie ot yesterday by men under Prohibi- All f $341 320 Loan Ralph H. McKee, professor of Seo Soe ‘ eames ge aa cevgaateygee . tion Administrator Chester P. Mills, 0 aI . Vchemical engineering at Columbia paper. The application said Hearst must be submitted to the Commis- }sion before a license is issued. largeat bonded warehouse in Amer- ica. The warehouse, owned by the ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, C.D. GREGG ESTATE Fire Brick Co. Stockholders WIFE DECLARES PROFESSOR N. McKee was awarded $590 yester- day by Justice Mitchell with which University. She alleges cruelty and NOVEMBER 5, sketched the history of the outfit, founded in 1798. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ... were special menus for each of the companies all day, 4 boxing match and dance last night at the bar- 1926__ — trophies The New V anity-Compact AONE ne retin - Much desired are these engine- BO a -.ee | Who said he had tnformation the contemplated a project at Fort!) * : +3 : : , ; sa +. | iquor wae not being handled in ac- i asks for the custody of their two 2 ee ye ie . | incall ett {47 ale) one? ss N: * aa ruOoT was nat b iT S na 3 ry - ani u- J - . : oi sey ing ater _ aime leord with the law. About two Mega! end wrongte’” = x “ ‘ children, Margaret, 18 years old, turned, white Gold Plate Vanities, : ee ** ‘ ’ i 7 t inary Pp. rrr Hoh wt? h WU hich the house by robbers who shot and Co. are charged to its late presi- Carthage, Iil., June 28, 1 902, and $Y. QO ya ar “ seniintiel aticem n in making | : came to New York in 1918. She Hearst application is in conflict, wounded a pGeiceman Im making gent, Cecil D. Gregg, in a suit for ¢ endin A jicen issued to! their escape. The warehouse con- | renee | recites that McKee’s income ; nGing. é iit Se 2 ' : OW you can take that long-planned- of a valuation of $200 a _ share, a : | b ‘ veattend Thétis es &: for trip to New York at small cost. which the plaintiffs contend was 4 Mey | een ° ae . 5 excessive. Further, it is charged ys » | ie By . Tickets are good for 15 days, including that he immediately resold’ the Soe . : O th Py = date of purchase, giving you two full | stock for $54,900 to three employes Fg SEE | ur 46 | : Sai Pia ) é weeks for your trip. | we mh eit * . epee | WA e- | A nniversa ry Sale fi: ae at ans that the transaction Was 4 F, Pes! « | | H q : Stop-over privileges can be arranged but a technical repayment. | | zy Bint | fi 5 = i so that you can visit the National The employes, it is charged, ef | nn ae _: 2 sine, Sonal were induced by their president to Ye BS Immediate and Actual Beginning Monday, November 8th az te % Capital, historic Baltimore, or Phila- enter into a contract to buy the , (i Relief From Weakened . 3 b delphia and the Sesqui without addi- cata de ) ” | | ad ue tater Pee e - _ an + ‘ , a esq noes - bolster his credit. The 4 Arch Foot Troubles | No pretense here, no misinterpretation, prices (© ni ae + tionai Cost. contract for the sale, it is argued, | ‘ ‘bly be lower for the uality— N : H db Ee | : : was illegal in that. it imposed no | that couldn't possibly be : q CW an ag he 5 pent OGpeENER, CONFERS Service obligation on the employes, giving Wows | ae ieee firm] | excuse me if I rave, but I have just come from : | pi, a z and the good Baltimore & Ohio meals them the securities for virtually Beatiriesit, | BL ILT-IN Areh Brace supports arch firm y | the receiving rooms where they are unpacking [7 ot Leather. 4 . at reasonable prices will add to your nothing. 18 U | i and gives restful ease to tired feet. LIGHT | the loveliest things and putting the most Conary | eeu ig f satisfaction and enjoyment en route The executors of the estate, Clar- PREMIER | in appearance yet firm in_ construction. pee ; h And the if ~ y is ce } : ence H. King and Asa B. Wallace. m ) SH .PED. t ¢} re tural lines of the foot ridiculously low price tags on t em, n pouch and. flat bag, in LB Tickets on sale daily to November 30th, sons-in-law of Mr. Gregg, are | | | ~ = BIN | sO 3. he fie oll. nants of tie Foot | buyers have told me of weeks of excited Pp | neve Se and leathe a ) inclusive. See eee ek ta ae R O S E S | ) COMBINATION lasts Tit al parts arations, of the most unusual concessions sl ian “Handbags, eae + | . wen wes ee eee , if) with a snug fit at the heel. | by manufacturers. >, | | mounted ingcovered fra ns For atormnenion ane reetevasions, ene ter. Gregg, besides his fire brick | )) P Pp F ee f ene y , ri , ; j 4. passenger or ticket offices. Passenger office, interests, was also president of the | $ 5) \) ee {rch-Brace Strafs umbps ana Uxfords 0 atent, ! others in al, 8 34 Be Bank Building, ph Mai i ih El sll! é‘ : il : : ndbass—~Mai oy $320. City ticket office, 326 N. Broadway, C\D. Gregg Tea and Coffee Co., and | : | ) lack or Brown Kid with smart Reptilian trims. | So, you’d be excited, too, if you knew all | | .(Handbass—Main |Ff ‘ phone Main 5320. Union Statioa, phone a director of the St. Louis Times. | hy , er . | about it—but then you wil] next week. Just | | | Main 4700 His estate was left to his widow and | (Delivered) )) Sizes 2° to 10—Widths AAA to E. see Sunday’s papers! } his daughters, Mrs. King and Mrs. | K : | - Wallace. ; PHONE GRAND 6630 ? : , | BALTIMORE & OHIO secon cea oF prosperity oo awa I ONNENFELDS | GRand 2906 Victor 1022-J i Ht 1827—100 YEARS OF SERVICE—1927 FORECAST BY C. M. SCHWAB | Beer twit Ours i 610 to 618 Washington Avenue Z | There Never Has Been a Time. Oi. Ghoft i : } » amuaiiiiiatinednnsin aoe When He Was So Optimistic of | y ° Si 1) y ; Dh. (if Future, Steel Magnate Says. C7. et ce 1 })) 420 N. Sixth ! MS 2 th ( | Bye the Associated Prese. : | )) ; PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5. — i 4472 Shaw i A gg i 'Charies M. Schwab, head of the | ——! | (SSE ~ a +. 4 Bethiehem Steel Co., foresees the | ; _ : :s 4 ., approach of the greatest era of | C S f 3 ) | Sixth . “prosperity ever enjoyed by Amer- Rey | i © a © ~ AND GET THIS = ey Com FULL SIZE $1.00 BOTTLE OF NARCISSE «@ PERFUME Only 3 Bottles to Each Customer , NARCISSE PERFUME is known for its fragrance. Appeals to all American Women. Comes in a very handsome blue box—gold embossed. Can be carried in your purse. This is a regular $1.00 purse-size bottle. | 3 | Try This Bottle for 39¢ During This Introductory Sale Only This PERFUME is sold at this remarkable low price of 39c per bottle as an introductory offer. After date mentioned below, this Perfume will be sold at $1.00 per Bottle. Cut out your Coupon, take same to Johnson Bros. Drug Co., and get this regular $1.00 Bottle—Coupon and 39c—hbefore supply is exhausted Coupons Redeemed FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY, ye i pPiugs, New Anti-Scarlet Fever Vaccine. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Nov. 5. -—-To fight scarlet fever and diph- | theria, a new toxin is to be a4- ministered on a city-wide baaig to children at free clinics in the pub- lie schools here today. Minneapolis in this manner #rill set an cxample -for the entire country against. the disease, according to Dr. Harring- ton, City Health Commiasicner. 'who has been instrumental in er- | ranging for the administration of ‘the anti-scarlet fever vaccine. Five Killed at Grade Crossing. i &pectal to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Nov. 5.—Five per- sons were killed and two seriously | injured. last night when an auto- mobile in which they -were riding was struck by an electric express of the Long Island Raflroad. The dead are Eleanor Davey, 16 years old, of Woodhaven: her brother. Arthur, 18; a sister, Doris, 6, and Mrs. Minnie Grove, 30, an aunt, and her son, James, 2. | Man, 62, Weds Woman, 28. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. | NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—Martin }Gottschalk, 62 years old, married There is style, quality, value and youthful lines to these lovely FUR-TRIMMED Winter Coats. Materials include all-wool Bolivia, Suede Velours, Sports Mixtures. Luxuri- De Baal Lined and interlined. Many styles at Secure the best and save money. SALE! DRESSES Clever new seen Fal Brose of © f(D | ton; also Serge, Poiretsheen ‘Stylish Shoes for Stout Women Latest stvies with absolute comfort at an Fconomy Price. All Laae Bryant Shoes have built-in arches and combination lasts. No matter what size you wear we can fit you. Also high Shoes at this price with tops in medium or wide widths. ous, yet practical. each price. a= & a Be ty Se ae se This is the Exact Size of the Bottle and Box you 6% @ it is our regular $1.00 size. Candy Speciz 2 Lbs. for 75¢ Delicious candy for all family is contained in Special Saturday offering ! pound of assorted can and t pound of milk che lates—all for 7 SC. — a 6 ee 6 ee © ” i . nse bite Oy aR Sizes to 11 Widths |Albertine Ernhofer, 23, yesterday. ae* Homemade Candi to EEE “When asked to tell why he chose | Introductory Sale Limited to 11,500 Bottles Only ye vies ose eee a young woman for his bride, Gott- | ‘schalk said, “I just wanted some-| one to take care of me and I think | a young woman can do it better than an old one.” Taffies and Brittles, SW .. cececu a5 (Main Filo Positively No Coupons Accepted After this Date’ — NOTICE—This Introductory Sale Expires Saturday Night, November 6 Other Shoes 84.55 Up. 4 EXPERT SHORMEN WILL FIT THESE SHOES i i I ec A oS OE RR em EI UO Fee SN TR aE : ee nits pte N 7 be x a : So ie Se * x * ti .. +o 9 b ~ ,.* ‘ . ? Hertel osha teks eh eietaaades toe

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | __FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6. 1926) ST.LOUIS- POST-DISPATCH See Our Other Announcement on Page 24 | Popular Song Hits, 25¢ Each ‘ : . & Hear them demonstrated in our Sheet Music he Department — Me, Too; Baby Face; Breezin’ ob a Along; For My Sweetheart; Bye-Bye Blackbird; | ? Here I Am; Hi-Ho the Merrio; Red, Red Robin; | and I Wish You Were Jealous of Me. > | Special—Five popular songs in package (some (Fourth Floor.) soiled) 10c GRAND.LEADER—_—______ SN PD AEN Ceo gt ; o . - 7 cs ~ VIR SEY mean tap fear ttn Fel ol PPE BNC ea ME Mg AS ‘ ; AIDE Geen A SAR EA AME LEAN AMOI, BN IS: Nene Ra ROR: Ree RRO Ciel Rig Me age ogee + , ’ 4 v is SSI ORE ARE EOE SR UR oe eee. sy eg Choe Sigg IRS: I A nae . oie Baton, lite ~_ cae ; ea Ps Boys Royston-Jr. O'coats Plain, Box-Back Models—2'/p to 16 128 Heavy Winter Coats | WS | | | : 7 excellently tailored of 2) 4 \ i eee “- 4 fine, all-wool mate- THEATER } ; ra f ae ee he ee! rials, durable and ; “ : . Ib ei gts tines warm. Checks, plaids, “The Dolls’ Party | | . TP plain effects and fancy Saturday Afternoon at — } =. . SS BY DS 3 mixtures in favored ee coer © eee :, a, . ne, : : ae | sis 52 shades of brown, gray, A wonderful time is in TSE % ys | its A AAY blue and tan. They store for little boys and i\ Ni | . 3 WITS MPAA iz 7 a ot lined with.all ] of girls Saturday afternoon. 'Oe9: . rane AR | AVAL TA are line wit all-woo their policy of Service, [i § / Besides the i ahh taba | plaid linings. : at story of the Dolls arty, : iat eis of Style Leadership and | noid Oe ho ite: atgios Wool Crepe : | i | wonderful to be able to | arid puzzle stories, and many $45 2 | Boys’ Chinchilla ly ?) and I heartily en- = | other things to surprise and ' “ I know, because “I just i, delight age kiddies. Bay | Overcoats, $10.98 digg i oe charge for admission. ai . j- haven't said much about | in eamince, in whose care Bi pa fin gah om s great dream—modest y you may safely leave the | shila bak Nonebin, talc one | Geeres. - (Sixth Floor.) ce | vs | ten. dre blue and _ heather. oe : “i Dolls’ Party Luncheon Frock, toe Plaid wool linings and ty being prepared now that | Saturday, 12 | d ; $25 - are in box-back models. me n't been in vain, that, at ; {(Restaurant—- mr.) : . Sizes 21 to 6. Ideals and Hopes have : os $11.98 Boys Ruffwear uits, : Excellent wearing quality is a feature of these well-tailored Suits. Each has vest and one pair each of long trousers and golf knickers. Patterns and Ver S ecial— Misses Frocks Follow Girls—Choose pions See ey Se eee ae y wp Junior Dresses New Ways of Fashion Winter Coats a Ff py # New Handbags . a - AG 5162 fic 5O5 For every hour of a misses’ day, there is a smart of Leather. $5 Very special, indeed, are such |, y Micees’ St O y alls Mrlock with Girls will approve of the smart | Di. 2:55! The emartest one- rock in the Misses’ Store. ne-piece Frock wit “pica Dee oh 5] Smart] stvled in the TOCKS at $109.00. f th sos ide ide: get styles, and mothers will approve of a : f 1 the youthfulness of the two-piece mode; two-piece pouch and flat bag, in the piece tailored styles in soft twills. eG eke Lethe tlie eiell (ids hesite the values. For these are Coats of newest colors and leathers— Crepe de chine Frocks, jersey Frocks, es ig os * sturdy materials, double-breasted in calf and morocco—are these and clever combinations of silk crepe pleated skirts and combinations of fabric and col- all sciaktnnins Santi th 1] Frocks of jersey, twill, satin, crepe, and Geor- a ee re fine Handbags. Some are : ors. ; : cked and plaided fas O mounted ingcovered frames, eee CHecked ee gette, and Georgette-and-velvet combinations. and cuffs. Other Coats of chinchilla others in metal. wool with jersey. Sizes 13 to 17. are tailored without fur. 6 to 14 years. (Handbags—Main Floor.) Afternoon and Street unl G t geet —- to $75, Frocks. $35.00 to $59.50 Many New Frocks That debonair chic which spells Each Frock is distinguished by some unusual $9.75 to $16.75 7 x ¢ >] Sox » '- . ¥ . cS, . ay .. = 7 oN D>. on ~~ Rina: igen >: . . . “ nearer an NENT EPA CED TD ITS HC ANN RL ors — 46th sary Sale lay, November 8th misinterpretation, prices be lower for the quality— t I have just come from here they are unpacking and putting the most tags on them. And the f weeks of excited prep- usual concessions made RO ar OR RE SR ld A Balebing o Seae |, as eb kine, Swe ae ee oe a EE . _ 3 SSR UK . : rer ; as sates “ 5 SR a PAG ea RR SBE, SiS i eNO Sa iy See A I abt i Moog OB CBE ” ; : ‘ ‘ atte iy sas 2 d, PY. A ON a ate Slay teh ca ieied fees " os " ‘ - ~ . . . POO «| SNE NEE LEN OLED N A LO AALLENAOLONA DALE ELON SLED AAI DOL LIDE ALLELE ALN LAL ADELE ALLAN LOLS Ni AN peg te aR tial atin att lata agg aan ele lane Nt. la acai ces Unease See ne eee ee a ee eee i a ce oa nL Teen TE aE cee oe a oc A ee aaciee ioe ieee aon _aiedcmenetna asa adh tastes geste ta,enin nanan aiaamnead deeming nenetnaananatiia cea aeiedanm nena aptituediecamaadedtnadi ned amaiaaetied tie pedmnadeammmedemaneadatce teeta % e : soa 7 , bain ela tiated oi ae . , , ‘ : ’ Yay Rie II RAP yh ia pics WOE Sennen ay? , arene upenonr eww ON ie “ “ » : 4 2 " ” —s an - . ’ a Tere Tere es te — ate mete - > — » 1 Boys’ Imported Broadcloth Boys’ Pullover Sweaters Kets smc Bice se: a . WT | elastic for the slen- x (Boys’ Own Store-- | ie ia der little miss, and $2.15 Pair $1.50. Pair | PEER 2 100e.) (Sweaters--Fourth Floor.) , TO YOU | —— EEE . | in boned styles for | —OO——— 2 ns the larger figure. Warm Stockings | Rayon - and - wool — ———— H : 7 _ "hee fastidious for the chilly days | Hose, rimbed to the S d Shé f B coll irls find e of l-and-ray- | to in th lain, : x, oll¢ge girls fin are of wool-and-ray e or in the plain Remace \binck Sontenede beiitineed of | turdy oestor voys author- | | BB TTT OY foundation g a r- on in black and the | even texture, are ) 3 | rm : : FUME, GI c nt (@) S:i GRBEREND ments for every attractive new colors , avail4ble in many patent leather in simple, graceful eee 2, Al] Sizes, $4.00 and $4.25 iS seasiiemnamemesnmemnsneninenamneamalll requirement in the for Fall; they are , colors and combina- lines with low covered heels in the ev ——— Shoes and Oxfords that will ap- Teen-Age Section. full-fashioned in the’ tions. Others priced ; caibin Jaton. Blah andi $1.24. newest version of the Pump and Strap peal to all real boys, for they are Coupon '» INC. usted to es; De mannish in line with the medium Slipper for the junior girl. Pp junior girl wide toe, Goodyear welt sole and Uplifts of (Hostery—Maim Floor.) ) rubber heels, sturdily built to give Plymouth. Toward the i / Z . 1 a h ‘1 1 ty sili aces and jer- regular $1.00 | Novelty Gloves AW nu sey fashioned All those who favor low heels ; Si =? ‘4 eee en eee with the nar- may be fitted in sizes from 21 s to ~ service. ize Ii’ to 13°/2; $4.00, v4 and for bigger boys, sizes to 6, $4.25. bottle of | Vy \ TY | ' “s ' ; ; © 3 : 7 «f _ “e> ——_— ™ NARSISS E ' ot Kid $3 95 \ f itd row back, $1.00 7, and widths AAA to a : . > > see PERI UME . as 4 e . r: J _ kn onan : me r) 9 (tirie' yey ‘ 17.8 P | ww - = = faee ° . rt) nO y to = advertised. i ‘ - (Second } idor.) i —liaaieiaedintin Bad bt ‘ » ' WAAITL 3° iOo! DOYS AJ ODL. Main Floor.) These new Perrin Gloves November 6th, unless the . Eive just the touch of color t date. No coupons ac- | that makes the costume more i - | core a are adorned t e : e . . with embroideries, appliques N W Ha ~ of Ever é i S t | | ) ee caremtas tleess cm art f er La Santa Claus Is Comin g. Practical and attractive M d Arri ~ son odes Arrive at : : ; inte Slaves ore of real Smart Mid-Seaso An advance shipment of Toys direct from Santa ee woves and tai $ S$ 75 \/ ih D Claus’ factory in the frozen North, is the first an- length with welt top and ihe fox and 62 | A f nouncement of the coming of old St. Nicholas him- ak te ten enn 14 ity | . self. He has been receiving so many letters from —— song’ - 7 HT | | \ good little girls and boys and it takes him so long _ Children’s brown oves eae TAS : to get here, that he has sent ah 21 é =~ ~ . 1ere, t Ss se ead a big loa: im gauntlet or mitten style PLAS), No matter what the type of | eae : 1.3 6° i bs aD g load of all is weeds of cascskic and MG : | : | inds of Toys, to Toytown on our Fifth Floor. Sie Mined eith fecced. SEXY Hat you seek, you'll find in NRE ' : fabrics. Sizes 1 to 7, $1.25. a our section of moderately 0 an ae ee Dump Cart Desk and Chair (Gloves—Main Floor.) i 11)y , 4 Gloves—Main F] priced Millinery, a variety of ‘Ban ii canes Qandicoie “os A roll-zcp Desk with tec smart modes for your choos- | the large Carts used by side drawers is finished in ing. New, small Hats of satin; : We the big builders is made _ golden oak and the revolv- metallic Hats in rich, colorful : of sheet steel and finish- ing Chair is adjustable for ; " , * ed in black and red, $4.98 children of various ages, effects so important for dress $12.93 wear: Catalina felt Hats of Y light, soft weight with un- New Blouses Baby Doll Coaster Wagon ] dressed in long A boy can play as hard usual trimming of ribbon— ry : : Fase as every ilat is an example of With Taslored Collars hite infant's cTess and | 4. he likes with this sturdy 7 * ipae O rapped in blanket looks Wacon. built of sheet Aa the Bott! d Box you get, \ Bi E ) ad $1.00 ia. “easy | .. d S 2 ] \ good taste at small cost. S G8 $ 95 just like a real baby. The steel. finished in red and | aaay pecia | 1 , and* 2. J head is of bisque, ae with rubber-tired disc 2? Lb raat wai | , sleeping eyes ..... sins wheels ........--»-. $668 , | s. for Z5c | : t | Delicious candy for all the Hats for the Unbobbed Head PP heey pm brig rh vor a Latercisy Bus Speed Bike ed | amily is contained in this quite so smart as the Blouse A play trib to Chicago A well-built Bike made Spec: ; we H sp at pao offering, of S $ $ of English broadcloth or | of Kansas City can be of tubular steel with ball- ON » ¢ ; Bs a ee ee madras. One may choose made in this Bus with bearing wheels and equip- | 5 | ounc of milk choco- from these groups, an over- er Sie ol ad mo ed with New Departure ’ lates—all for 7 5¢. : oe pe gg ht tty friction motor and mod- ped w P | Hats that accomplish that rare combination of being H blouse, tuck-in or vest style. eled after busses used for coaster brake. Rca or | . , Omemade . ' " : is ; intercity traffic 2.98 seat and handiebar.. 15.98 114 Ib enpenscete large without looking large! Misses will delight in the Velvet and jersey intercity c $ | | rT -- §9e wide variety of smart style pe dsm metallic cloths Blouses are half of a Scooter with rubber-tired disc wheels... ~ . affies and Brittles , embroidered silks and felts. And for matrons—charm- smart and inexpensive Parcheesi—the popular board game . €9¢ Accepted After this Date. See 25C ing models in satin and felt, with bright pins, feather costume; special at $4.95 Toytown—Fifth Floor.) J q (Main Floor.) and metallic trimmings. (Third f (Third r.) : . — ae 6 gee ee

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. 4 7 7 . . ek 6 De ae - eg Ree ae ae bao! s Spintihibin Antiies pint Maro ee hg Oe ee ee oh Relea ah ax tinn s Meke Hy hina 4 is 9 4 v2 » Spseseiies PEE eta ga yr ene cp vi SH 4 ” r “ ’ * ae ws | toe a & weaves. All perfect. ?s-length lisle Socks ribbed to toe. With four thread lisle heels and toes. Wool Golf Socks Regularly $1 and $1.25 eae wool Socks for both Ree =8 = —_F irst >Oor. irls. tton Socks with two- tone tops at - ba ~ ~ T>.... tery Shor aiion a -~ a Children’s Ke Sale of Children’s Shoes For Misses and Boys 45 E have assembled a larg group ot children’s Shoes t sell at $3.45 Saturday. The value are unusual at such a price. For Boys For Misses Pumps and Ox- Shoes and Ox- fords in patent fords in tan and o i line ‘and oi ~ and tam calf. biack calf. Sizes : ++ ~ ’ Sizes 4a za to > to § ~ » > * Sketched are only a few the varied selection. ~ :* ad — Children's Shoe Shop—Se- ~- ae ~~ eke. : Oe RR 8 An Anniversary Feature tor Boys $7.00 All-Wool Plaid Lumberjacks $4.95 HE very kind you've looking for. Made warmth, of finest blanket plaids in gav Both the Zipper and n front stvles are featured. Snug- ly fitting cuffs. Knitted sie toms. Values like these are n often offered. Take a of this timely saving. Vandervoort's Boys’ F Shop been for all- wool colors. by igttor irnishing Second Floor. - NS mri 7 Anniver- ~ SO A Ln RRL se a eta tie A spe memes oe . a ee ere ne ea tenet Great Values for Girls and Juniors Regular $10 and $12.75 Girls Dresses $7.95 most attractive Anniv ersary purchase velveteen, cloth and silk Dresses in sizes 6 to 10 vears, offering exceptional values in Frocks of the favored ost tashionable types for Winter. Silk and cloth, plaid and velveteen. ail welveteen and crepe and velveteen combination Many new models and coiors for selection. Regular $16.75 and $19.75 Juniors Dresses _ T= >. ’~ "Oo Fe - 2 . a a — = >_ iol 7 * -_ —~* ~ we ee ~*~ = 7 — ~{ = ~——_ « hen : ae. ‘ ~ = 2 > ro re: oe, an r+ — ~ oF es Bd — ~~ —+ we — ~ — Lae Ws — le a ~ — - CiigIce a aad 7 ~ > a ae ~ > —_— — - —_— ‘? ~ . i z OL tiie isa lLOSt au }UMmiOr Tasnhions | s s§ - 7 : — — ww -_ aa eee ee - > = * cad _ - — ss =~ = aso aes —- ~~. 7 =|. Law os ogee ~ os er. Fi v O26 =_=> ee - ~ e ; a tor be - w «le ON oe os ~~ hae tw ~ iow WwUdud & Wa ~ -- 2 —_—~- « © resaT ~~ T2a2 = + a ~ - - P a oa 4 od em & ee eee > - Vears - at — - — {3 = = On Regular $29.75 and $35 Girls Coats "2. A large new assortment of smartly styled, tailored Coats of downy wool, with fur collars of Australian eg nutria or raccoon, warm lining and interlining. Coats for . . ae aa - _ , = e = ~ school and general wear in new shades of brown, 4 tan, red, green and blue. Sizes 6 to 1 Regular $49.75 to $55 Juniors Coats $°2Q).75 -- * * 7‘ Another opportunity to profit by the low Anni- > = = a i = _ oa ew - ~ versary 1 Pa This 1s a wonderful new group t : al > . * —~ as rity. ae enue 79 am ot Kasha Coats lined with troocKn S Came: s Aalr e | re bf 7 Se al 4 _~—— oe nm dvwed to simulate leopard: tweed Coats. with and ++ e fice Temas s- dressier Coats of lesceenen Wit 10uUTt ABiebdi 4£444444 4 Giitse os ~ we Wat 4 iusStTOSd « . . | a _ ~ o- os = with rich iarge fur collars Of woit or raccoon. = a. q = bird Ficecr Beginning Saturday an Exceptional Sale of Boys’ Suits @ Overcoats Regula ad > P| > oe wear. Onl; during an »** ehetatias | TAs iL ait peep | Coatings box ned convertible col- Made in only the correct colorings. 3 to 10 years. selections. ralio? En D lain mod ) ode! _ woo! il w+ ‘oe iar. r $16.75 Values the a versary is it possible to offer such va early attendance to assure v~ . , vancervoort’s Rows Second Floor. 00d rtur Anniversary pur- the strain of hard ues. We advise the most Suits Single and double breasted models with two knickers or on knicker and on trouser. Tai re smartest Sizes 6 to 16 years. Clothin Shon— 's Day, Saturday, Brings Big Values sepa ee a —rn A esa — ~~ - a preteen meee —aneatinnoniatenieuneantiiaancen = svumnean —os eERCEENL-e - es Again Saturday! “The Wizard of Oz” Annual Play For Children, at 2:30 P. M. Vandervoort’s Music Hall, Sixth Floor. CAST: Scraps—The Patchwork Girl. Princess Ozma—The Ruler of Oz The Tin Woodman. The Scarecrow. he Cowardly : Louis are specially in vited. join the Ozmite Club. Come early Saturday—Play begins at 2:30 P. M. a Floer > sa - semennnieeeesmnag —_ - arene ee School Felts Regularly $2.95 and $3.95 Saturday Only $4.95 Girls’ IOr ¢*9 &. i wage $ ~_- > rrers ors—red, ta to select Sale $4.95 versary sale. em atic neecies. m « — - _ "so 2 ¢ id — oe - — + . -_ or . oni _ o ieeeiin ae we eS + ke a al * e _ ——— +35 2 27 Two Liia ba Ae ee ee ns a — sas oo | ; D-le+a2F7 orsy Dive ana -_ = ) ad = ¥ — a - — = eee - — _ - == —— ho) ws ws = 4 sTesTSs 6 yy _ ad > - S. V.B. Pound Paper Anniversary Sale Price D |. - 1 IORU — -_— = a Te . f re fu & ee ze CivUs vellum, deckle edge Paper in white. gray; large size folded or single sheets @ - *- - + ~ -- ~~ : fine quality for general correspondence 35e Package Env Tip Top-Wrist Watc = Regul arly $3.50. Regularly $4 The same Watch described above ‘xt having a radium silver dial is - . ~~ 3 “~ “ Eee ~ * gee ~ > oe -= ~~ - . . ; 3 * bow bated ~~ - Ls 4 i [7a & s% ' 6iaklia ¥ tm OOF 2! . i te )4 uu. . s y x a eRe a ene a . —=—== HE ——— Sale Saturday in Millinery hoice of any 5. fis eat variety of _— fromm in the a col- a bh’ a i of 300 Toy Sewing Machines pace cecih ly for the Amer® | chines, guaranteed to sew. Use ener to Match, 250 ee a i ‘ -~=s Societe La Fr BathS Theet delightful ir ond “perfume the bath (Mata ove ee @& © @ UB i {fs y | / Yt, j r § he Ahir Sale ot $16.95 t at collars 6 to 16 ye ] Materials: Bolivias V elours Plai Novelties Griz The styles are just a little differ- ent. Hand smock- ec: velvet trimmed sieeves, ana snort Hats as these for ¢ ner, or social affai hued silk failles, Satin combinations, § lace and metallic ck make this a group of} colors and intrigui Sale o catia

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~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — a a a =—=QPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNTS , sh RIM. f * 1 bd ee r Societe La France Hawaiian Ukeleles _ Optical Specials 10,000 Women's B th Salts Complete With Felt Pick and Dp Sample Handkerchiefs a Instruction Book Reading and Sewing . Prettily boxed and each of Limitless enjoyment is found Glasses — Spherical convex $ 15 Regular 49¢ Value the twelve individual cubes is — Sweet-toned instruments @ 69 lenses, zylonite frame and Dozens and dozens of wrapped in a colorful paper. aed, Wen vie coo on ; examination, complete styles in batiste and linen These delightfully invigorate : e constructed and Our Guarantee—Change of Lenses Necessary with dainty embroidered cor- Ci ical for the beginner ..... : and me the bath —— — aprtig tty Within One Y Will B é ners. Many have lace edges perfu (Main Flo - Other Styles Up to $25 eaten o Mote Withou in all the prettiest colors... | va dec (Third Floor, South.) sins teh “The Store for All the People” (..Nugents — Second Floor. South. ) (iain Fin, Ba * SPP a ato el SSO sp 23S OOOO -63SS 2 - SSS reerrePyeerppererey 'ecadia yrrreyrrenyererenpers very ererrryresprrrnie ery Try tity HMA ite tin ETP eT eye err te ’ s*? Tree ’ / , t :'3t Paeisetiti il pelle if } tT aE iil bid Prt i] Tibbs iaetitiipee apie if i TEES Cg ith hides uli ; Me biel bead Ueda jill HPEPPTEESETTSTTTLO ERE L ET TOE, Ueda itd habe db) ahi? i TER COA $65 and $75 Values of Distinctive Models for Dress, Business, f Travel or General Wear 8 Without question the finest values you have ever bought at $48. Our buyers received word that these Coats were to be had and hurried to New York to consummate the pur- chase. They arrive in time for Saturday’s selling, offering latest styles, fabrics, colors. ie. Hi ioe Pe aa te, eee Pid tan tee, ee ee eT Eee oes ORS le oa ee a f in ae RG REELS Po Te teae ae " ’ a erqeeeryreyt " it} ttt mati AAAAbA sides ss ba baad " eet TMT ree ee | iy ibid Se . = ~ . rs e. ype “ ah tsb WAY 2 oy fg ce is . nr ae ues: RS. geet Daca Sete ot nN pes 5 a aahce bie ¥ ‘ eee ao'2 7. i ay wir. Fae. me ¥ f, a - > tobi EE, aa Rl ees hts =. }: Hall, Sixth Floor. r: chwork Girl. : a The Ruler of Oz. | l ) ae A a HI] 1 | ' OFF pO FEE AY FOO A AAA FF FS 43454, 6,65660000° iy Mt! rt nirnty i PTTTHT Vere T Tyee TEITTERPrT epee Pag rTy nt Had ih! tiie witli tiaih i} bibateetibitiiactat iba i ibibliddbatbteud Weta teabedd es Uh ARR LaLa bad bb iadd dd thi an. Bs eg pidprees st ieee ys) veers Cr ieeet eee ve dds FY, - rT) ; 3 hig 8 i j : : hee 5 a Te ae * 47 #6 : TET PCVCERES Tet Pama | Chet EO OTL >’, ae ae s a*e*o SECO SS OOO PTL IPLOPE TE Ter beg t coeee ° > i a? Towa ae Ma . L . doietes Pe wee J Occasion Hats Hats as these for dance, din- The sparkle of a jewel or of metallic cloth answer the de- ner, or social affairs. Bright- , heir bh es eo & a mand for luxury in the mode. ued silk failles, bengalines,. Ripple brims, soft draped Satin combinations, pastel felts, crowns, wide drooping brims, lace and metallic cloth models ~ chic berets give widest variety make this a group of iridescent for every type of face—many 5; Rage in the larger head sizes. colors and intriguing interest. (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) ' i} ie \. ~ tite | Bete eyo bi : | = ~ > : S on ; £ fii ‘ 7 - | RSS Coats in a diversity of ane tt . ij ROL. FE SSL styles have. been assembled rridd, air Ti Ny ae - = , r : . . + 74 %.. 5 an x. : ‘ ‘ i ij 7 . TE (| REESE a nea to form this group—Coats i Hy F " : SS CERN Ss 6 of velvety, suede-like fab hry Hit *S J 9 e235 PETS a a ee A! Se ; eye un aper . | ~* ‘= | Se Se RE STS rics, Coats of deep, erect {| Sale ; . “ + ~ hn ¥. a’ a >» si ' r= ye aoe pile weaves, Coats of the ti N { , LE bons Re © : a : a & aun I ugen 7 ; == ; ’ AMetaen” - Se faraous A y9DoDOtS t OF G idly : a ee a, YS 7 . if ae v = > eens : ’ ; ' ; ; = a ct " i 4% he Rep = ae ¢ . Heke i? 23 SS ; i ‘g a Formal and Sports COATS Trimmed With Flat or Fluffy Furs i ed -~ ttle tated nee hte a oe ee. ee " . —_ seuietemabintind Salud mide ‘ m0 Ne ee Oe ere A tr neers ERR ie ny neti en htt ee ee eee ania weno . —_— ae a oe * * - » “ 4&4 hh & Stun oA RS Pas ot tae A Vek* Xe apy tA "Te ee 4 es - as Sas”. «Pf A oA . ’ Juniors’, Misses’, Women’s, Extra Sizes: (Nugents—Second Floor, North.) . me $29 PPS OOOSS . gare ‘ ‘ ’ eoeerege® 5 Teter Perret en) etre TT Te) Perereres : OF ee ereecaerer rvewbrga tre # ; « “o 7 Eats Lcheh ond aekidabdabeete iaaeeaed tren cer peeerer veel ee ' : ; TH tT) mer} af thy 4 offi /ie talc sel Ties goes A Dai OA 8 ot ot a a a a a e ed or single sheets in @ [iam Dp S.- 3 WS —including reptiles, patent leather, orrespondence. ia | a o>, black and colored satin, colored kid RS Zo and tan calf. * : velopes to Match, 25c | Qs : | ' : eh sa te ' A Variety of Lasts ig eg le: ~ Vin! Sale of Shaving ae if ~S See) —Spanish, Louis and Cuban heels. Pe er i? —e Requisites An assortment appealing to every . ‘ ny f. 1 | ssc SIZE BARBASOL—For modern 29¢ Pr ; = woman for flattering styles are here. & . . 5 ae | Pn: fe | : a eal 5 / Sh die, | sc SIZE WILLIAM'S SHAVING ist Watches | ‘ | Although sizes are somewhat bro- f at - : ee We | f : ken, the range Is wide, including AA 1 : 18 SIZE | ms , All-Silk rao vere a ' : te tai eat é tiney?) na satis ; : fils a i baabadl ay Barat et a ae al x4 - 64 Fh ot 6 OA ho A A tt Mt Mh hb Fh hb 8 et Ft Fe et OF yt gl yt yt LEAR FLOSS PEF AES SS? EPP Oe ee ad ad ad ad PPA PFS LF GG FFF LLL CGF FE EEE ee a je to D widths and sizes 3 to &. l5c hd om | : Plenty of Styles for the Chiffon Hose Leather bags co Sea earn an College Girl or Junior | | COLGATE’S RAPID SHAVING | : Rie. : (Nugents—Third Floor. South.) 1) CREAM ey 35cC Regularly $3.50 | ma ct ile " $ ]“4 Regularly $3 and $3.5 COLOATES LiLAG IMP RIAL “ideal @ HE ‘rell-known for after shaving . ins ie orice "aie $ a A5 aes Shad Pty VEGETAL ai MELBA SKIN LOTION—Ideal for 50 uedes C wrist Watches are after shaving in octagonal shape. with : : ~ io? Aqua Veiva . bite Khai Cc band. | | MMQQgy , Mon ee Ne ESS : ane? JL | : | | MOY \ : SSN r RX | 3 All silk from hem to toe—well SOc WITCH HAZEL—Guaranteed not 31 SN . . ] } : , SSM AY 4 RN >> BRS SS reinforced at. heel and_ toe. Included are pouch and under- adulterated; pint size C Radium Dia 7 SRMQQAQW 7 AY. ERS SS Wanted shades are arm styles in ite, SIZE MENNEN’S WS | SMA OOO) Fa | WARY } . SY Vachette, goat, shoe calf, or fancy . bo os ops: 4 $ 75 S ’ SSIES ER AASAQar WY French nude — Muscade grain lambskin, with lizard appearing atte SS ee © rrr tS bed above ‘xt ? |! : —_ Sk ’ champagne — black nude — al- often as smart trimming. Also black GILLETTE'S RAZOR BLADES— : a —Fr lon metal. in the group. Package of 10 blades g mond—French blond gunmeta g iD Ce GTO ite esth.) (Nagents—Maie Fleer, Nerth.) * ’ (Nugents—Wain Floor, North.) ry Shop—First Fluor. ~ a OF e =_— - ripe Bay on The Morris Plan—Take 25 to 50 Weeks to Pay | Plan

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PERSTESELSTAASERL LRSOCSLEL ILA SSUCECLSUSLALL TORE DL OGL CHOOT VE ALTE LAHTI SA SORE PT TOR SOS RHEE KET TEES ROT ESP EL SORE OES eee eenenann FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 5, 1926 EE ee ot RS Cm PAGES __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH New Lace Neckwear f New Silk Scarfs Regular $495 Values Attractive models | in Collar Sets and | They are of two Jabot Sets in large and three colors, so 8 they tone up a cos- in assortment. | | tume. Hemmed bor- PEN A CHARGE ACCOUN « NUG | “The Store oud All the People”’ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - nn NTS Silver-Plated Hollowware } | W ‘rap-Arounds —} | | bowls, cheese and cracker dishes, sugar and creamer. Sandwich eae bread trays, fruit (Nagents—Main Floor, North.) “> | & (Second Floor. South.) 95 figure lines of the | | into the ' ; : season. mould the Regular $2 Vaiue ae Wrap-arounds that ] figure $ 29 smooth te § (Sugeate-Mata Fleer, North. > } __ ders. Cain Floer, North.) ez ST CT aes ae ai é 7, Es aie ae Wet Boe ag S patil tse inde. : Saturday the E s wah Ne 00) thd Pt oe ee ae + hbk Ai ; ie yi t vd sha a ates ‘oe wits; 99 tikeks M ; hi : ie : ihe ai dyn cide AD tines ie eee ed ed de and ot etet ett eo # es ‘ z NE * N: ~* es " = e= wz = NE »* E 3 AS: 3 We es: ne 3 ee WS we Wt 3 hy 5 a = we LSS 5: WS Ca bY Es oe 4 Ss NS ey bY == We SSH .cxa Sa 4 Nee + | qi—: Ned | Ned N= ee. si? Ne Es » =a ~* : ai 3 rae | | w= Na “9449494 a aa ae ¢ ae Bissl wat " “7 Nugents Men's Shop— Third Floor, North eye ne iiteeis kkk ne siete aie alain es Big Overcoat Day ot the Year 2 RCOATS Made Possible Only Through a Very Fortunate Purchase— These Are the Outstanding Values in St. Louis selection—such values as will : beited ulsterettes, raglans in th checks, and diamond weaves. - : : " &. +6 ee 6 _ Fh ow call So Soe ot aS enes tot. «at OE 8 Aaa: See Rotates a me i em an wm AK aes ee Fo oe - o ve Cd Not in years have we been able to offer sucha =s group‘at $29.50. Men who know woolens and note =} the fine tailoring and workmanship will recognize #4 ata glance that we are selling these Overcoats at .2% a price way below their real worth. The color E£% variety is immense—a full size range. ___ The Newest Colors, Fabrics | and Sizes | f =e The accepted box Coats, tube dale velvet _ c= collar dress Coats, Chesterfields, belted ulsters, = | and combinations in Oxfords, . herringbones, -, Bw diagonals, pl laid backs, tweeds, Glen Urqaleeden, = | # “Fae! nal ES See aren Sa ‘titans Pe y iibtdes id' abe ahs i") Hil Hil (2b Mat Bt at ad 2 a at ti | BN titi! ta iil fit hi ¢ ni 7“. A AM ¢ Oat at ad ae a ol ee ee HY PH Hin TLiPaE LL Hi) iti hit 4ftiiijt ill wo , a) at al aad af ad of ol lo ti! Ht Ua frm hi ¢ if ii *. J ' *. .'* sore e« ‘| ; ba '‘abtie is 48d. ore 444 ‘2 as OE . iki 3? she sets “Age! ta! es eee tet 4 Lae e LEePe ten 2 Ake » 707 Eee? Se OT tei hen) ii ‘* / ‘ ‘7. ' i? 1 ¢ fee ; é is 3 ¥ ah ‘ , {PITA Ter rrPrrereeeeee ti i” LR AR RN 4.4 (at aa at at Pal a be found in this = ~ Pe cetae, st oe nc colorings anc ot high-’ srace talioring tor which Re is ac fe we ee ae sD 2c-. customed to pa be H © "1 % i iy “; The favorite gle cuff styles; FUR The Fine Furs: Russian Pony Marmink (Dyed Marmot) Northern Seal (Dyed Coney) Golden Paw (Careacul Krimmer Carecul Platinum Caracul easel ( Susliki) With Con- trasting Peilts and Self Furs Deferred Payments ill hold any garment sel lected, thes Morris Pian and have 25 weeks to pay, while wearing the gar- it apd arramge for later payments. = 09 Shirt of many men who like to be well dressed. N eckband and collzr-attached styles. Full cut. double and sin- sizes 14 to I7.- Priced Manhattan Shirts $2.50 to $6 Part-W ool $2.98 Blanket Union Suits — Bathrobes $2.98 Men’s Fancy Lisle Hose do a del a aol 2? al a ae vi ibuiil j “2% lH Han ie rt itl Tak > 25 i is | ” Bun & on The Morris Plan onvenient deferred payments—for a to Pay ae Ceposit res Pee. a “_* 3 Liud Plan or Morris P" Oo y — ur Ove: rcOat payment probiem. ail ; cant Pal Sf hl ad of at ot a ae a al a al a a a a ad at al | erves vour Coat! The 2m wil take care itt itf} yt A EE a EE atl AE EE aE a EE oth OM aN a Pat . ee - ~ Oe D8 pg Ft FP A FP we oe 2 Walking Dolls einer a a Opening of the _Big Boys’ Winter Overcoats Regularly $16.95 Warm Overcoats with comvertible collars. Made in the double-breasted megtioh, loose fit- = tT. the ting styles, plaid backs and woo! lined. in ta new colorings and patterns. ro to 16 years.... enn values—sizes *‘le4 ” 33 Boys’ Smartleicht i Suits 1 Long and 1 Golf Knicker or 2 Long Trousers. Sizes 7 to I8 Years. We have secured only soo of these 4-piece Suits in the popular double-breasted styles. Some have long trousers, others one long and one golf knickers. vest and coat. [255] Four-Piece Longie Suits 5 Stylish patterms and modce or the bey 3 ‘to eae ne e a2 trouse t and Emgiisn ed Boys’ Mackinaws £8.95 lb alue — $6.45 = S haber Srceaters Werdertal vsless & for sof ¢ J.-om and cog cs in a wide varea? Waznmten coieTs ei17es 23 p , ¥ é *e sight weiglt | js 1 24, $4. 95 (Negcents—Third Flees, Sort) “sxx «Child's. Rockers ‘China Tea Sets ore hy Desk Infant Dollis $2.50 Vaiue Wick 7s om! - hy ‘ $Y Toy Automobiles Coaster Wagons 10%} YLAND Visit the Dollar Toy Fair $2.75 Value Vith Chair Train hoods, questa: Gee 2de good 12.50 Value _ and Accessories eats stipes id vel AY sized Set 9 PP |: hse, at = $ Q5 i | Small sie. spe. $1.23 tron . r . “re, Mace Corn) ete Med. size, «pe. . &-y made of im- so e by an Fiver | Large size, spe. $2. con stracted ported ct aes spe Doils Dolls in Baskets Outfits _ Aluminum Cooking Sets : Aluminum Tea Sets Iestructo stains amc aceessories. Iro2 Toys Chimes f/azz i} } alue | 7 $7.50 value. large T) size Te High Seeed.” , F Sire? searing. with steel ¢di¢c whecis on = Sn $5.95 $8.50 Ice Skates <qgenem- Tobmson’s Hockey or recers, i. gec d ‘eather fa [| — or $7.50 Games of All Kinds Kiddy Toys a a Blocks Biue Ezamei! Tea Sets mes of Ameri- Roly Poly Tea Pin Sets Mechanica! Toys Poc!i Tables Sets Accordeons cme SSceting Games Gibbs Tors Large Steel Large Stee] Dz Dei] Cribs Telerbhones Ted Toyler Large Stee! Cranes Doll Beds : Large Stee! Fire Engine Kitchen Sets Large Steel Roadster Bilt E-Z Construction Sets Hock and Ladder amp Trucks Pianos Large Stee! Bas Parchees: Games | Large Painting Sets (Wegents—Third Fleer. i 25 TO 50 WEEKS TO PAY|— Rayos Underwe : i i | wtic knee ; ere TS (Bargain Beseah ne Thee a Tah Fine grace mm i Pw tz S254 EM er ee te ee * Ss ™c S red rue rs 18x04 #2 Z* (Bargain Basem 65 . a Blank ‘Rercain Basem: - —_— $2 Black Novell ‘Crepe Boys’ Union Sui Heavy ribbed Seeced flat fleeced: iene sien Stes € to 14 Fears. Snectal ( Bargata

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY “EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1996 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 9 rap-Arounds Regular $2 Value arounds that the figure $ the smooth ines of the Floor, South.) 285 ROIS cathe tals Ge a ‘ . f P Maas aoe Unt Alen eee, = Ee Nadie, eo ae ries’ aaa aiger ally Med tal? + od Rayon sgermcescagiynl Contr agiine trin umed Teddi bloomers. (Bargain Basement.) _gieggaacoen Fine gra rr erized Cloth. Fall iat Eiti er hemsti or se lope a : Colored bor (Bargain Basement.) a _— 18x36 Biz ine quality terry cloth wit colored 1eCKS. Cc (Bargain Basement.) 65 — Blankets S) ig? it s ond ‘ S S& grades They Hfxki- beau tif ? Pair (Bargain Basement.) LD) Materials Bolivias Suedes Sports $2 Black Novelty Crepe Beautiful shadow check weare Novelty Crepe in biac only hes wide Yard 4) inches Women’s ‘. a <a Ge. — < Remarkable Values to Be Offered Saturday! Values That Surpass Every Previous Effort! Fur-Trimmed Misses Trimmings Manchurian Wolf (Dog) Mandel Moufflon Wm Beaverette (Dyed Coney) 20c Dress Ginghams Neat checks and plaids 3. te ve IDE (Bargain Basement.) 19c Cotton Challies Beautiful color combinations 86 in. 2 to 10 d. lengths. leces maticn. Yard (Bargain Basement,) 29c Outing Flannel 36-inch Cotton Flannel. plain white. Boit feec quality: 2 to l eh" 1 S¢ (Bargain Basement.) to $4 Meres of Children’ s School Shoes Also big giris’ tan calf, high Special. ° pair (Bargain Basement.) Children’s Hats Foltse and velvete for girls 6 to 15 years. all desi rable colors. 4 A marvelous 6e- lection (Bargain Basement.) Fe ti de ee te ee te ed ¢ SEN RAR SPLEEN TN UAE NING GOR Aa OIE NN Ne Sema mee Nm Ph Re ow yy 4e Se ae Tee eT A, 4 MAE Ae kesh hime Pit gg 2 aiatatndn ied Se Rae ert, wate Fn A ar Pte xe ery Een, 083-5 Se eS | ee WO ee VELEN ee De Sale of 500 Dresses Sizes for Women, Misses and Stouts An Underselling Event of . Attractive Hats ee eee im tn ca a i i ee ale he eee Sl Ren RI eR Newest Satin Metallics and Velvets ai ie ee + se Petey . FURS INCLUDE Caracul Beaverette (Dyed Coney) Northern Seal (Dyed Coney) Silver Coney Muskrat Coney . Leopard Coney | + \ ( a ; eZ mY, % ened meas Gian eae All Newest 1926-1927 Including | en te tab SN “= 86Gtrte Matnecats — All new Trimmed or Self-Trimmed . # ramaergs SplOrs: sizes 8 to $2.69 ; Effects | | rin Tom Boy Skirtse—Sizes $2 99 Convenient Payment Plan _ (St cae - mich Sisisiesiiali alae (St. Louis’ Largest St. Louis’ Largest rein Basement.) Boys’ Overcoats Full-Fashioned For Boys of All Ages From 3 to Chif fi on Hosier VY | “a = staabuidiaiae cue Junior of Better & Women’s Overcoats SILK FROM HEEL TO TOE Blue Admiral Overcoats Slight Mill Rejects of High-Grade Heavy Polaire |- Mostly All Coats | Trimmed Lined and | With Mandel Interlined Well Made Sizes 7 to 17. and Full Cut Me n’s F ancy Lisle Hose DOC MATERIALS Satins Charmeuse Georgette Hairline and Novelty Cloths An amazment to you Satur- day. Charming styles and mod- els that will please every type of woman. vercoats Overcoats $20 and $22.50 Values Continuing Uur Offer Jr. Suits = 31295 ~ ‘He avy oma Stceaters values Regular $6, $7 and Owarslabie i-on and i 8 Makes y a a a wide variety hs ‘ $ -ES — , it A Style for Every Boy ; if .S = es Actual $8.50 and $10 Values The right weight Exactly as _ pictured; 93 5 many other styles not pic- Another "$4. 95 tured in this ad. Every Nugent (Nugents—Third F loor, Worth.) wanted leather. Saving High-Grade School Overcoats = eae same The N ; : 7 , Sheep-Lined Coats * aN Hx a = e ewest Co or Range : / Heavy woo) garments, warmly tet PRS 4 lined. with all-wool linings in ty ; % KF Ss LP te " , j all the new shades of brown, tan, gray, blue, etc. Solid Colors Novelties VS ee ed Choose from hundreds of finely tailored garments in all the latest Fall and Winter styles. ILAght and dark ool- orings. Adapted to every individual requirement. Here are smart looking English Box-Back Coats, Full-Belted or Half-Belted Ulsters and Ulsterettes A Size for Every Foot ee St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement All Silk (Bargain Hasement.} TOTS’ Coats Boys’ Two-Trouser w inter models most- The season’s most ew oe 4.-Piece Suits .95 approved shades and ripu 1s style collar ull : lined. wel tall red. One Pair Long Trousers pod a. 2 me , — q ° * ' io One Pair Lined Knickers : ~ o. *~ . Double-Breasted Coat coiors 98 and Vest Si . : . izes Smart-lookin garments ° TN mn 0s Wr mecic ren ges SAUL aveeryseit a i. 86 In solid colors as well as A \ patterned woolens. The kind Years novelty effects. \ NY tha’ combine style with (ina st. Louis’ ) service Bargain Hasement.)} i All Styles of Savings )/ /3 to } dh (St. Louis’ Largest ie y Basement.) f S tT c Largest (®t. Louts’ Largest \ \ (St. Leuis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) Bargain Basement.) + Newest Word Roll mie “Al ures, Be aas§ Oras Boys’ 78 Blouses Fast-color percale Plouses, collar-attached styie. neat checks and Men’s 95c Shirts Men’s $2.45 Boys’ $2.48 Cricket Men’s $1.59 Union Wool Union Suits Suits and Drawers Sweaters cotion-ripbed, slightly Lamberiack type with big Sweaters | : Heavy. slight! THe Sepees é he Heavy Jacquard weave, Cricket Sport = * hr an avy rfobed : Rio wes : as ; cotton T*nion * ] siz white - 1 » CORY style. hea . we Sweaters, new novelty patterns, — a. "| ieee eoced. al a, na ecru. ars , v7 vin V-neck etrie. — ; $ Cc gfizes 6 to 34 $ 79 ny . ¥ ‘ 5 x yet aturday mn I Deen ot I- 88 eet 86 to (Bargain Basement.) ’ . . : 25 Boys’ Union Suits Men's $2.25 Part Heavy ribbed fleeced and flat fleeced: long sleeves, @nkle leneth. full cur. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Snectal.. (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) ( Renauin Basement.)

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__ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 10_ —5T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH mene w-FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1926 ———,. ) . SCHOOL TEACHERS BEGIN | KRESGE DIVORGF STILL PENDINS | SHOW GRATITUDE FOR PENSION HOUSE CONTROL Rane ro) SiS RT Ty FINE Us CAMPAIGN FOR PENSION LAW |“'x'."arrere‘Cace‘tn New Nore. VOTE, CHIEF OF POLICE URGES [rev. Dr. rank’ J. Norrie, Baptist HENRY A WEIL : New Fall Shag “pirst Baptist | 4 or ABB Every pair is guarante senniechtineinmasuen > Next Legislature to Be -Urged to | ®Y = —— or ae = | poencdalegee: Department te —- iegh C bye wealthy lun | | Neces: i | aw TOnRe, Mey. 8--Wih-j a “deep obligation to the vom : (fice of. the First Baptist} eo 1 scare ll 9 ‘drawal in Detroit, Mich., by Sebas- | for the passage of the police pen- | ecg A ange 1 eee h last July.| 216-818 OLIVE ST: : to Voters in 1928. oyte = Eeatinaigggettne Bnet waiter Seis mendmeat {fast Toesday. | Church of Fort W ren. inst “ eet . : k Hose in all the wa A campaign for a public school lot his divorce action against Doris |Chief of Police Gerk declared in | | has been tentatively tut sap Sales | és Sil y f 275 § | hare T “g fas sent to AUSUD . | ass) change of venue. The REMARKABLE SPECIAL VALUES for SATURDAY! “J price. 3 pairs for $2-/9 chain store operator, sion a! Missouri | yrercer Kresge, his second wife,|a letter to members of the force | con- | teachers’ pension law in : | Mercer es: ‘ ar aianine i eo oF ) es 2 it j } ati on 1 c 1iangse ri enue was begun yesterday at a meetung was a legal move and leaves @ suit/ published in the Police Bulletin. > f+he defense that Dr. Nor-| > te. |for divorce pending here, Nathan} “] want to remind members of | tention of the @ ay ee Gait in | of delegates of the St. Louis dis-|_ ris could not obtain a fair triai in| ; ; is- | Bringing for Tomorrow Only, Stylish Apparel for the Miss trict of ¢) fissouri State Teach — attorney for Mrs, Kresge, ithe Police Department of the deep > Ww hi resulted in the trans- [Zs ac Oo; the iiSs Piad sees : - all . ; » 2 4 a Eo ; - 4 + _ 7 4 ort ory Tl Ek @a Wie ad ua ‘ 6 i sce said. obligation we owe to the people Revaar ei 8 : ; - : ' Association at the Board of ;|*4* ¢ | | fer of the case here. | nd Business Woman— W -W v . ers Ass¢ ca — - . ; So far as he KnOWS Burkan said, iof St. iouis for their action of last ’ Ter ot ine Cas i a an At Most orth hile Sa ings Sducation assembly rooms. os 7 ae 7 7 : : ae ~ ho eo ee oe a there will be no reconciliation, The | Tuesday in returning a big major- | Division Will Be Close Wit if . iif’ i } ' . _—_ ; , ‘ ~- oO , " : : . ? — } e “ omit tha, Withdrawal in Detroit was on the /ity for constitutional amendment Cis ae e . ‘ Stata fis latur to ‘ ee! 7 ii ‘ f : ae 2 P eS . . « ne = vse - E sag ie ta the (pam of an injunction attacking the |no 2.” the letter said. Possibility of Democratic 3 feacners Pens.:on q ue i i ii jurisd! tion of the Michigan court, rah here are many ways in whic] R T f C . an - a ; ri | Rule by One or Two 'R uctions 0 SATURDAY ONLY—AT WEIL’S ‘oters i 1928 as a proposed - ; voters im / : , he said, and his client has pending 'we can show our gratitude and ap- eat 1a Sets rm rs be ee : ” , had ~s py Sag) ?e i : 8 A sa ee = RES” AME NN NT 7 _ . ¥ = Te ’ ’ ~~ ~~ ho. & 4 x 4. ? * ~~ al 7 thes 7 . i “ ~P. . ~eegl . a “ ” 3 Ys ~s he FON UNE? RL onli: Saye 7 : ie CS ean —s ” ro * - . raw a GEG EEO SAE I: GEE I PIO Lt 2a tet ee ee 6 ee Tp etimens: « iis i oe ek ee . tm ¢ ha f wwearti?? >7T. It idme ‘ oO t at an anewer and cross bill of come i¢ , : >a ae ‘ : sti “ i answ I ( iVeSses nrec tion an a it ceems to rm é that iid be similar to No n the/., Oe a precia , V : j = - ? ye wil ry ? snKH1tiaA ] ts ro —. - ° n ities to establish pen-/| Man and Wife Killed at Crossing. ing with the publi i Hf a a 4 . sé " . haw! 1* w=) ale , GAIN 4 o fe Cee ‘SS x = meadadier: nen po! oe ry : | By the AS® at ad 90 tea »% — ,?* OT 7 . ARB INDALI . 11] WO. ; ' roters out in the State who helped + fs “2 4 ie OF Ais i . ‘ See. e pitti sivas XJ : : ; pPss 5 Ot LF sistas . ists . | id b oes —~ % A vie * — a Pe ° tem = rs ee : ' Majority in the Upper - | Lighting Fix-| a SS aeN | Branch Retained by Dem- = . tures, Lamps, WD a 7S ae | Many Never ore Shown a fering Z iis aS i$ : e Price 2 ualit? . an aS FREE DRUG SALE iv"""""! #222 |\Qos Members. : . i ee. 8 | embers | 3 Appliances 3 z 3 =f " = a ¢ Saturday Only—KEIFFER, BROADWAY & FRANKLIN | swore: yc se We Are Mering Sogn FREE PATENTS FREE Se ey oer ein elections oe ras o . 7 EVER ING : FREE DRUGS, ETC. ss FREE Column—Buy One—Cet One FREE FREE Column—Buy rain of one FREE Column—Buy One—Get One Free | “Sc, 50Oc Honey Tar Cough syrup r s1 White Kose, dockey Club or Heer. s aa aa] gi 48 3: : "2 Se 65¢ Aspirin Tabiets (100) i Free! o5¢ Haarlem Wil Caps, Red Seal TOS oa Perfume 1 Pree UDCA in the upper hous midi: eos ' ) 25 Janice or Rieger's Honolulu Bouquet »-), crate islature. but the Dem- 7 MUS E GO st % ; $s re: ae ° 7 S33 an! , e : Beautiful Dress Coats Rie Amerifan Oi}! Best Free | 3; ial, cures nervousness S11. Coco, Stollwerck’s, %--!b. Free | , a blood tone Yaieb Per fume L Free ie rer ‘ ni ith, 2 Se Sulphar ‘he Egyptian Talcum Powder Free Ocrats retain control w 1 ~ Higa Freeithe 3 nembers of the State Sen- | 3: $20 and $25 50¢ DeWitt’s Catarrh Cream. > Soe sterling Automobile Polish ’ ree ©) @5e Parsens’ Sure Gets Corns ?5 Hairbrush, Wearwelil oo ages gg: Mba } Free | ate. = Tunior i ! aa : jf | Swagger Sport Coats nope sbi ha J ‘s vi Ee ‘* pec rapaanee 5 wep a eta tge Aha: egeeagts DAMIR GS Aas! tm ea, Neer ensues eres “a * 25¢ Bromide Quinine, cures colds Se Benbow Cream 5Se, 9Oc Pure Vanilla Free (“ontrol] f the lower house Lane's Pills, best for liver... i0c Castile Soap, genu! ine Kidney Plaster, Mead's Free’ . ae 2 : oe Free doubt, with 13 counties unreport- i: Floor “oap Relludona Piss ers Free... } rh livision wil] be close. with Ce oa el 23, 35c Baby Cough Syrup : ‘ayman's = 3C, Mie White Pine Cough Syrup €3 | 296, 329¢, T3¢ Tooth brash. guar. he, 506c, $1 O'Neil’s Remedy ‘ p sare Sulphur Hair Tonic 60c Orium Vapo Ointment . 43c Ezer Foot Caps, cure sore feet . D. Q. Laxative Guin - $1.75 Hair Clippers, guaranteed. . Oc Nerve and Bone Liniment - Caraco Shampoo igh lndigesto, cures indigestion % 35 Alimend Cream -Keiffer's salts Capsules =1 CO Double Compact, thin new. . kills rats und mice 'S1 Thermometer, Fever | Milk Magnesia Allan's 10¢ Linen Writing Tablets Ret Pink-N-White Tabiets 45¢ Witch Hazel, Dickinson SPECIAL SINGLE SALE Moe Boratea Taleum Powder : | TSe Golden Peacock Face Powder All Items in This Column Single’ Price | 596 Dot Hair Remover $1.29 Hair Brush, real brisiles 69c¢ | mae Wanish ing or Cleansing Cream. Tonic and Flesh Builder—No Fishy 1 | the Pepsodent Tooth Paste * for 5B 'ISe, 230 Bath Salts : Ise, 23c, B5e Quinine, eS | Bromo Seltzer _. Re, ~Oc, 40c, RS, $1.59 | “Oc Bav Rum, St. Thomas. 106 Sage, P| $1.20 Syrup Pepsin, Caldwell .. 7 Se | 10¢ Pure Glycerine Soap 2ic Juniper Herries. | L5e Schoenfeld Tea = for ° l5c, 25¢ Glycerine Rose Water Be Manila Cigar, Kelly’s.... = Cod Liver Oil, Norwegian pure toe Writing Paper and Envelopes. . 25c Red Devil Reach Powder P Isc Rebert Emmet Cigar '2the Germicide Soap, 1% fe, B5e, Ghee B. D. Disinfectant 8 Narcissus Perfume $1.. | He Cocoanut Oil Shampoo BOc Parsons’ Kidney Cure Caps | 25 50c, $1.00 Mentholatum, 3c, | 35¢ Shaving Lotion, real ise, 2@5¢ Glycerine or Castor Oil. . “ree | 5c. he, £1.00 Listerine , ’ | 10« Nilota Skin Soap : 25c Quinine Caps, 3-gr.. doz., P 50c Milk of Magnesia: allen. 15¢e, 29¢ | 50c¢ Face Powder. Keiffer's TSe Cream Tartar or Koc helle Salts ; ne "Ce tfee 4x Lb.. AK ifter’s ‘| 256 Velvet or Violet Cream Ge AOc Black Death, kills flies, wees. Mik, 90c¢ Theatrical Cold Cream. fic Tasteless Castor Oi! ‘ ‘ FREE CANDY—KEIFFER 1 be, $1 Sachet Powder Se Phe Camph, an antiseptic.... $1 Hair Tonic Dressing, Keiffer’s 1% Aspirin Capsules. 5 gr.. doz.. tre 590 Chooolates; i. Free | = 20¢ Borie Acid Eze Solution lhc, 2he Beray or Borie Acid 50 Hot-Water Bottle or Syringe 200. a5e Chiereform Liniment.... 10c, 20c Rook Candy. 4 Free » doen Rarbasol Shaving Cream . 10c, 20c, 35c Tincture Iodine .... Free 10c Horehound Drops, 1 Free | 2@3¢ Palmolive Taleum Powder at 5 Re sk A _ Calome! Tablets, “4-ar.. (S89), Powdered Ammonia, Britt's (etten Abserbent, Best Tissne Toilet Paper ig (hiciets Chewing Gum 10¢ Diamond Writing Fluid 10c Black Pepper, ground 10e Aspirin Tabiets, S-xr., doz 2c Empty Capsules (100) “Sec Olive Ol. French Imported 1*« Geuze Bandage. ~-in. Ife Epsom saits, a eg hOc Cod Liye: Oil Caps, genuine bree POSSiIOMITY Of VMemocratl control $f Lamps " Hl nh ee ign ie hd, = - > ~ ¢ Q "ty og Pas . tes +z ‘ 2 oo", A. . ¢ a a OF Swo vores 7 BE | 3: 5 ee SEES es ES A Sale that offers YOU the New T} ; tate Senatoriai Trace n ¥s , =e. ho . wot a eS . Se | — socguaas 1 aawtel 8 kt me am | bs Complete + fete te ee TNR Winter Coat at a very specia! Uumpered districts. ie Ny- 2 S's PVA ty oS" eee . . vere em 3 3° se Sg Pe price. An event accomplished through concessions by makers. aaa. ae sees rah Belin des Tae lie 8 Ree Eel et) as fe ho | SCORES OF SMART STYLES FOR MISSES AS WELL AS MODES FOR THE MATRON - * 3 ers ¥ ail a a A ieee ‘ a Ypre SSN Re pie * ene SE By AE w. Changes in Districts. The Second and Twenty-sixth districts, previously represented bv i o¢ ' ars pager eee ~ re a L had RB ee . LE Ht | ae. 4 It > ° j ? 4 ’ , Democrats were won bv Repub- 2; fully rj led: By $5: f s oe iy. Shades, nin ‘ack » oe + ’ | . 333 : u trimmings of iiCans while the Fourtee nth pre ; : : lors eee reens, ed ie, im g , cans, hi the Fourteenth, pre- 333 Squirrel, Beaver, Wolf vVieusly represented by a Repub- lican, went Democrat Ernest R. James W EIL S- —Seci ond Floor. Px, = he Pe af meet Shy Ty fe, Porat ars : singin ti 3 PO te Se i Be ties 7B Gta tere re! eS, ae | $18.00 to $25.00 a “Wrought Iron Bridge Lamps OTHER SMART COATS—$65, $95, $110 to $1% lene ee el lel i el led ed ed eee eed ed eee vote was Willa —————— ne _—— ——— | ~ hen. }- » $3: r : = 3. meturns compiled by the Associ s:: ish refleets + |ated Press on the Lower House of i: dapligh rash, o $33 : ee Med ett 4 Cet eel tot i $ Typical Weil Dresses—-which Means Quality and Stat egislature showed 12) 83a ‘ all : 3: Sey] S C iced Mode! ih ii s + nol = Style. Special Purchases and Higher Priced Models ! ‘\ > aati a Ais iit § o> ] em ocra?’ S Zoe Serr sows ¥ ose a ; ; ; - ™ tiie Sea bind itr, thes 7 | wh : Sa from Our Regular Stocks for Saturday ONLY , 4 Rib ii ai “> {ive ob ; " 7) coe counties or distri sme of them | 2: work. 1 3s: a an ‘ “ oY Br cy. . Loe COR am Ril 5 aye ter, LOI ers ag \TURDAY—WHILE THEY L S/ A oup of Fine Qual ity Jersey Dres a e Carefully tailored two trouser suits in single and double | membership of the House totals #] "7" > i re breasted models. Young men’s and conservative styles. The | The 13 counties not heard from !# , | : ee ee the 1925 Lec- fabrics include worsteds, serges, cheviots, cassimeres and un- is Se Mae Demet co, 7 riowever sey - finished worsteds. Choice pattern selection in stripes, plaids, ae ee. | Gy se ie ff mixtures and plain blues. Overcoats of fine fabrics—satin are close, politically, and other up- 2 , af : which Incomplete returns have been |i) N : SATURDAY—WEIL'S “TWICE-A-YEAR EVENT” lined and well tailored. This season’s s patterns and models. turbis have lhaon |i The vote for r: presenta. =H: at $f r ertsren, many counties does not fol- =: $3: | y lines, due to local is- | 3%: " st: Y 2 $3 a$ ‘u {Electric Grill f Se - Sale of Third 0 00 35 00 “Counties Not Heard From. $3: 3: Se , ad an ae e ‘ounties not heard from which ¢§ Niles tos ange Piate 1 , A f | H ’ a ror “+ - i) epre Se nwieg ar 925 Legisla’t E €> CQ 4 aint Wderall wen. nail Tad ea fs : fs fe “et SE ; 4 | ats B4 Mississippi, Pulaski, Ralls and i $15 and $20 : : ? ay eae ©. | | Shelby. Those represented by Re- # Five-Light Fixt en p wre 4 - . ea M: ere i -_ Those represented by] Re- | ive-Lig ixtures HH Sat » SA A Marvelous Speciai Purchase |} de//] W ecekV lu aig Ba tog aingal | ot 8 Cae of Newest Modes t a es ‘ + by ‘ Wii Satur- ing elected every 33 iyo. The full membership ¢ The myeaeege . . +4 e Herringbones, tweeds, overplaids and other patterns. a nate are 2: Early ohn bine Ouality—N ew- a Et olors Daintily Trim- led—}- Spec tally Priced —=-—.-—.- of the Lower Hou cr is e | lected erery Quantity two Vears. Desirable topcoats + + + satin lined and finely tailored. oe ae | ome ie om ft oe Lie Re: ae s 5 ie Underwear of These : + + $f $2.50 $1.00 and $1.25 $1.00 ACQUITTED OF LARCENY CHARGE E Fixtures Shirts _Neckwear| Hosiery Owo F. Booger Freed by Jury inthe | Very PQ Boren Merit \ | Ghroese Court. oe ; ; renting 32: ‘\ ' $os a 6$c net 4 Oege! ~( years ir 2» st t ‘ ect em i: \\, / | Just twice a year can you purchase 1 CI Ste ig : : | | re Ha at this price on our Third @ IEMISE F ' ts White English broadcloths Silk and wool , mogadores and Wools, silks and silk mix : eny OY & Jury in Wir- 3 . , $22 loor. It is an event that is always ‘im neckband and collar at- moires... New Fall patterns. tures. Plain colors and fancy un sUdge siogan’s Court yester- | Ei dm RH Nee : : rth whil Ps: actly : tached styles. Madras shirts patterns... Slight seconds. day. 37. OR rad 7: tia — ; tailored and. ele- with rayon stripes in colors. Boerer an aie’ a ie “ , i : 4 ae aie Poerwel sd vd ee ae ~*~ , tS: '; oe ee ae ae | 5 , lace. ‘trimmed styles in $2.50 were arrested o:% : —s — b ' | 3 ante shades, $1.50 Fabric Union Suits $7.50, $8.00 and $9.00 Utiieds tat ma ic ers AN nter C id it Gloves $465 Shoes We aching cope | te IE any t \\ WEIL'S—-Thied SOM | a $g15 —- $695 away ‘machines under the pitty |G: sme Masons, heh the : 3 Ait C — Fine- combed yarn knitted aaa ae i — : — + 4 é : Union Suits. Half and long Tan and black Oxfords, .. at the factor ihe helt. ta Fixture with two ts ' ’ »? ; ss? lights to S walue . a0 ; . & Gray fabric Gloves ... that sleeves .. . Slight seconds Samples and special — nfession w; btained from the |: : al | chases. Exceptional v , en, but Boeger dented thie at hie it On mail or phone orders total- a . ATURD AY ONLY- A AT WEIL’S >. @ i STEP-INS @re suitable for wear now. of a well-known make, = ang 8.50 or less, include 25c¢ Says Father Duped Him ; extra for shipping charges and : Be : | PEORIA. m7 0 Hohn | packing. bse # 8 | SALE of SPORT HATS | Pires. sie wines and 4 : Ctive lace trimmed and*| (pooper of Kewanee in letter ti ered styles in panties, ithe Peorla Transcript. aga: he j lon his way to Californ: nin incan escent fering ve alues to $5.95 at One Low Pri if revenge on his brother and father 7 - PMIDIC Ts who, he says, duped him into * a ba and step- ins, | lieving he was heir to an estate in 0. —— ~ aiid . *% the East. Cooper says he will try ON MAIN FLOOR | ON MAIN. FLOOR ?— : 8S 12 RAE eo 7 a Pre > een. rs on Sa ee ee ee inal crsinc » —— aan os ea eS ne » P > 3 hat Sia taberin nh. ARENA cata ea. 8h een > tems “ oe _— pry iedenee ere eae Posie 48 Ph wipe Sa peernaos Soe Wee cee Sa ‘ates » , ei ci Rind ‘ ~ Cod enews eee | =~ FE gre at PP ay cod cia he Np ghee? m Wes Perse ae ¢ Rea kes y ; heiy alee Satins . Aste — fo wa FP OST ie ahem Lye P G2, sabia. bj haber rye? « dniegit pape ne gh ’ 7. oa £ na Wire o, _ xe Sates buat bo and make a home for his wife ana d 1118 Oliwe St. # babies if they forgive him for leav. | | ing them at Kewanee Te . = GARPIFLD Cc. Oo D.. Mall a r i i - g He left hie °2 aitaled he tee Eo viet § All Head Sizes, All Wanted Colors. All Desired Shapes BOYD-RICHARDSON “ OLIVE AND SIXTH me iE BBO. Kewanee home when he failed to |: Business Hours: 8 A. M. to 8 P. possess the “legacy” on the date | :5 wis tna | Wanes we : il specified by him. Loreesereeittetestere: reese creterteesrereseteister tre sprszss" “ Ls ge Pe oS ee eR Pebehet ite pete Teele p.. a Pa 7 S i; ‘ Eat pases fib righ. AA

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‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1926_ ak a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _. __ PAGE 11 - See are seiceasiiiaicaaiiaiiibin - | cnet q }fINE QUALITY SILK HOSIERY f, ALL-SILK CHIFFON HOSIERY 1 4 New Fall Shades—Full Fashioned—Of Fine Quality a : Sheer Silk from Top to Toe—Full Fashioned TGs | 4 “prery pair is guaranteed to give satisfaction—these beautiful ¢ OO All the desirable Fall shades are offered in these exquisite silk $ 39 ‘gilk Hose, in all the wanted Fall colors, are exceptional at this ° | Hose in both chiffon and service weight. Every pair is guaran- SATURDAY! price. 3 pairs for $2./5. | teed perfect. 3 pairs for $4.00. $a pile A Ne peictaes ape am tes 2 coments SRE yh tu eS > WASHINGTON .AV., COR. SEVENTH for the Miss rn 3 | Saturday—At 8:30 A. M. Starts Our Semi-Annual * a 7 a at ae ' cS ) “ ‘ 1 ‘ ' > , | A & ' j \ 7 f \ nee ft ia ‘ ; ; j i if \ 5 Se ' j | 14 . ; « ‘ j ‘ | ; ; 2 ” Y ‘ / ‘ i / all j : | j if | 7 : : : , 3 ' , €&. 4 >; fs I 4 fa a * i sy , vi bs a3 ; i rchase Sale | * F ed Coats re Shown—-Offering ' ' : ; ; | , > 7 2. ae a Special Sale Price For “National Bedell Week” For “National Bedell Week” Over 400 High Grade i Hundreds of Lovely New “COMPS || FROCKS Press Coats sport Coats Striking New Styles—Fashioned of In Youthful Modes for Af ternoon and Evening Rich Materials-Elaborately Fur-Trimmed Eaquisitely Trimmed in Dainty Fashion rs YOU the New i, cy oN } 12 4 LGM EE . vy 4 , ; 7 Hy / ae . , 7 a 2 : Hy wm * N J 4B . : ; f ui 4 » - 4 st i he aL on - y ost im 4 i) ) ‘Y y » | P a p ‘t Wy é : . ee a very specia! - ee Mae Ae : nt accomplished hea % ¢,. Be ua M1 ions by makers. ‘, ; | 2 Www eC. % ee ee ae ; LSSES iS Bipers 1 TOM | , and Se eae oe ae Ae f ). | a te Le STYLES FOR MISSES 4 i | » 5. , mw * i te Wy ) S FOR THE MATRON ed) i P” wit , x omen Ss a) | hi as # 4 i -* * a ' + AR _ * / 4 D2) ie Shades,” Black 1! Saeeere pst S1ZES —_ trimming : on 3 “ } i , ~ ; as gue | : Ded FUR TUXEDO FRONTS—FULL NEWEST MODES OF TAFFETA-~ _ Ce | ee iF y+ _- LENGTH FUR STOLES, METALLIC EM- GEORGETTE—SATIN—VELVET—WITH : WZ BROIDERY—-DEEP SHAWL COLLARS STUNNING TRIMMINGS $65, $95, $110 to $195 Extremely stylish are these attractive Coats. Every You will be delighted with these smart frocks—new basque, new stvle feature is included and there are models bolero and two-piece models. The silks are soft and lus- for all Winter occasions. We are just receiving them trous and many elaborate new models. There are types from eastern manufacturers for this selling and they for all occasions, a most inclusive assortment of styles and are extremely low priced. colors. Elaborately trimmed with elegant furs and ) } $ OO , , a . * ct 9 ‘ + ti¢ 7 eale i yy fashioned of stunning materials, these Coats is Newest adaptations of ae MOE eee , styles in these new Frocks at this special pricing. are extremely low priced. # Distinctively styled and faultlessly tailored, oe Styles for all tastes are represented in. this com- these superior quality Coats, are a marvelous + prehensive assortment of stunning Frocks unusual- ° value at this low pricing. ly low priced. BEDELL COAT SALON--AN ENTIRE FLOOR. BEDELL DRESS SALON—AN ENTIRE FLOOR. Special for ‘‘ National Bedell Week? 5 eae ae) | Special for *‘ National Bedell Week” | Special for | Over 500 New Winter | 86 Notional Bedell Weep”? | Over 1200 Pairs High-Grade lity and : | "J y ; = Kav HAND $7 ) ae ce. $“) .85 ) , : } : EAR EVENT” m= ‘\I “s Striking Faille Silks—Bengalines—Brocades and Metal | Smartest Styles 1n Black Satin—Patent and Tan Kid— 7 : : Cloth. Stunning V elours—High-Colored Felts | Newest Navelttes—Pouch and Especially Featuring the New Colontal . . i@ ) Underarm Styles : ec ot Third g These striking Hats are priced far below their actual Rs Sn Tledelhdle anil bbc tol Sule | Only quality leathers and fabrics are used in these smart : | | rr tat os 4 ‘r and Fabric to Su Ser e Wee, te nes pe | ee 3 ’ value for this great week of sales. [hey are fashionably “All Tastes in Thi WW’ | dork} shoes—Fashioned in the newest styles on perfection lasts. : a r astes : on | . S oor Hats! | stvled and trimmed. , di af Specially low priced. g : LiS$$O 1en : BEDELL MILLINERY SALON—AN ENTIRE FLOOR. BEDELL SHOE SHOP— FIFTH FLOOR. —— - a) relous Speciai Purchase 7 f #4 if ft ee Bierce Wie ee een e 1 ine cont Ge Pell WV eckV alues cen Stor? ibe! Apa |Niein ) 2 Special Bedell W eek $ ee | 61) £74 COATS DRESSES ge |. Une ara f ee hee eee - ; 3 Fine Ouality—N ew- Fine Quality Silk Colors Dainitle Tr: | f rs—Daintily Trim- ( = Ls _. , Hl bel ; : : , | ee ‘Lh Satay | eh : 3 Dek... Lavishly Fur Trimmed— Striking New Styles—Latest : 1 | SP aily | ' ¢ al ae , ; . . me OO ~ 4 , 7 i = ce | : - |AST FE: Newest Styles and High- Shades — Developed of | WS CHEMISE : . —f-= Grade Fabrics Quality Materials ) ¢ a year can you purchase C | b ata — a ‘ae \ | , Fr nishainal ; this price on our Third a HEMISF | " = J ~ 7 XQ sit y made and dain t is an event that is always - ‘Wia a GP” NN y : tily trimmed. Most unusual hile. . Kk F ly tailored and ele- fp “ : a 4 | y ¢ e\ - = x De: at this low price, , @ Jace-trimmed styles ha | / » i ah . | RS : Wh ONS i ‘+r _ M i a . mM : tA > ‘ pennant ' . " fy ; ' ™\, fest flats for Wear With Bn d shades cd st) les in a 7, A ha ‘ ) : one if bi | «ly ' oats and for All Occasions — ¥ / jis = i/'- \ ih $ ) 69 Third Floor | , _/ in 8 oY iii! _ == DEEP FUR COLLARS AND DRESSES FOR EVENING, Tt Af —— AFTERNOON & STREET ‘et ~ @e & © Oe ®& Eee ui — =, CUFFS OF SMART FURS : 4, ot tad PE A el — —SPECIALLY PRICED WEAR » A AY, VMS GOWNS .7 STEP INS | | These smart Coats are amazingly low Effect remarkable savings by purchasing wr ra ~- : priced for such rich quality and trim- several of these attractive Dresses in the | Attractively trimmed mings. There are stunning Coats for dress newest styles and materiais priced ex- and smart sports styles. traordinarily iow for this special selling. newest ways. Pastel colors — : | in quality silks, very spec- | | | ially priced. , et and step- int - §SPORTCOATS ——__ SILK DRESSES | Superior quality Coats, lavishly | | WNWew styles and materials, $ 95 | _ fur trimmed and made in the $38" | | espectally featuring the new ss ' ° very latest styles for Winter— | 4 | materia] combinationg rad- | 7 : | ' wnusually low priced. ee ee ee ee eS ATS aCtive lace trimmed and ce | Styles in panties, IN FLOOR | he Oe ee € Eo wees 6 Ow 6 | ically low priced. coe Shapes ; a / = c A. saa i. Px yi : % ’ eS " we 7 "Ss 4 =A Nan S a : a B.. « e ‘4 ; Fi x Ay 2. ie Rie. $ ‘ 2 a aaa |e a | = it * Aa onetcmntme ™ * a.

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OE cg _ * eae oe Ewe ace? aaa cara ts Mpeg ae Se gs a bp nec glo es Ce a Pome ch hima iter oo - ~~ sabia Pere ed RUBS 5 “eR : Oe 5 Een M4 : yor etl « 4 sp gig Rina 9 1 0 OY ice Bethe”: - 9 ’ a in ina = a ee ft 7 by hygie? Sais ahead __STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH — 4 Pea : ‘CENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1926. PAGE 12__ ______§T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— OE | / : th street #3 — stalled in the Fourteent oo Je | ; 5 > x “pas r h husband was struck by ar | oh te little difference between|annex jas winter. Faciliti pede om | Ah : ured in Crossing Crash. Sy “er 5 : there is little differen | 41] be in- | winter. es | Woman Inj = takin? Guetvel peasenger train become « hapublicans. eecommodate 1000 men will be an sf SI in Special to the Post-Dispatch. here yesterday afternoon. They | me the Freboh: the| meat pleasing | i SPECIAL AUTUMN SALON Have it ready to check your Flotesal CAIRO, DL, Nov. 5.—Mrs. W. F. 1} were returning from Dixon, Tenn. | aspect of the American elections is , . ¢ —s a C bs lamb probably was fatally in | to their home at Cairo and had the expressions of “wet sentiment ured, when an automobile driven just driven off a ferry boat. over “dry.” The hope that even- so compiete that as : we pat @ KL. tually French wines may be im- Tor +? J fat sneeze, » he = 2 Poriongse pe dh ' stinctev tom t one cold in ten will get started.| one: s the bewels. eli tne : This showing includes stx examples of distinctive cus not one cold i dengan A : bowen a ' ‘¢ prompt.y em tne’ sons ana tone entiry ; i] -R / Brewster. > ; : 4 . -_. . - a 4 | fi} ; seterdav 4 filed yesterday Cast? eee 1 # hovletnrda was con- Be a - . D pf enn Aw 7h 5 ari. ‘ ; ‘ | | | e Proviaing ic iZinse [Ua i ¥ es" | ; ’ , a ~ +paA ing girls, the byliding was erecreu % +' S 4s BAP . : a ve . . : : a | om 7 nD Mrs. Vanderbilt tOoot- : : MADE- ; 0-ORDER é AN I XS S$ executors will administer the new pi i ri i O F V 4 I f T E \ N D S Z 7 LE HH O00 bee neir ry jiscre- | bf f Y “4 T D : D S = iMied 3 During this sale only we are making regular $10-$12 : % Se aa ae Mrs. $ | N A I I C) N A w L , K N O M N S A N AR ges made to your measure at this special price..... | sc to gies i cal chase | rbed gradually by payment from he income. Six other bequests of $10,00° a a g NO ALTERATIONS OR EXCHANGES DURING THIS SALE : , ? ° ; , 2 903 TROUSER 903 each go to the following: New . 4 5 SHOP PINE ST V4 rk Orthec ped! 5 Dispensary and j 4 PINE ST. : Hospital, Women’s Hos] ital, Chil- a ed _ -_ " a | .* -~ 4 ++, mes Sri ee “> - ‘ ; —. - a . Ar ©€i, S Als mOcie . Ame ~ 4 an wu 4 EOP EN SATURDAY TILL S P. Me ng 7 for Prevention of Cruelty to : x = if ‘ . Y , a r i » ve as = Animals, Stanton Street Helping al a aie = - a pie Hi = ms ~ Hand Association and the New > % do ; ‘ wwe . a a 2 * it . i ShoeMart 20th Anniversary Sale | *°* “suecs ase fr ees TB) ene ; ° ' - Be el : r’ ~ Be 3 a . aA Aaa ‘ www ~ e $f aeeeeseesaes : % 2 . cA@ie> ey? | (other iar®ee pequestS We nt tO we BER ” ae ; " a er . . ' = ick W +e , letoar } > p peg , ‘2 of nderoui, SiSier, anim f “*, Saturday Underselling, 800 Pairs | : Ww. Vand a nt ma i . “ .'Mrs. W im Post, who _— “J pie aout = 2 Be soe ¢: re > J r 1é of a $2 trus f sui= zn: a i > ee 4 oys ir S ” f 7 7 ro nic gs Mrs. Thon = | CBE iw a3: aes | ‘ | i} Retief sae { f New York and Mrs "ai tt HF} Po 2a $4.50 } gine e 4 a Alen o? LA ion . if — 3 3 t W ret the hom i] ts} ae 54 ¥ s ~ it Bar Harbor, M an 4 =s pe A is wes. fi sonal effects. Mrs. How land i ese fast tf as : z. irs. Va Aler l receive most ' 44 is a ita = ’ Gaia s©@T I ii sg \T,. = x = fo me bh i te ° - - — y i a sth A & Y Tre { a7) z . 4 Mary Aa 2 | } aae be rated Sun@ay “pi | : A ocnese: ve celebrs . Sunday x | i : ie speciai morning and evening §Ms,)! c = >. . ° 9 * i ~ - a > + * 5 hts "4 ' : Boys’ & Girls $ 98 : : es at the church, Garrison i eo 4 4 a : . ; op, _re ar a. oe ’ 4 is . — : : BI avenues. | ‘ : Sc oe : - ie — | : : School Shoes : GIRLS’ hi-shoes in the latest 4% ihe congregation was founded in l | . ma t e » . ; | on “ ie 67 - ate , ge - » : x A table sale of incompiete ° stvies. Patent with fawn top .7Vi and ne iirst service was held | Pi : e 300 3 nairs > bovs’ $ : ' ° On OUct. 13 of that vear at the Can (| : ; inne. 290 pens ot .. ¢ Or allover tan ieather with nt Woe ee a | ‘ and girls’ serviceable Shoes : =" , Fo aed a J me 2. ok Te An Organization a é - ruppoe 1 eis. Sc a eon oe . - : me eet , ; : worth to $5, while they last. = TUDDer Neels ee OC ~as completed by Noy. 20 with “> | | & ’ ed ~ . } ’ > §3 YQ j a hk 2 rr or — a ewes “ pps B a | 2 ‘ oS soil dress. Size ee >? tO 4, s 1 | -larter members and on the fo! = | 3 q * wing Sunday the congregation j j : ose its name. Its first place o¢ i . * ‘ . 7 / J worship was Garfield Hall, attain, [AS] iness 0 ssing Well ) wenth ang Wasnt streersS4 SC FOr)6=6fthe )606Man Whe Makes a us : oe © and ++ I f& ? g*reeats : ae Many Other Many Other | ee ak a ; > ~ ° past . — = VY The ¢ 11 ; Sale Groups Sale Groups ' was a od 3 — TY a . ete « “ 9 2 i 7 te sune 1902 Th i} The Hoce to Bix Shoes ngreg nts ined ae “| a=_——... ition — ‘ wv ~- ha 4 . ‘ ‘ J * A ; Jii WAS! t~NGTON né “~ . + > ra ' ; ‘Ss »f «= 5 _ Se . >, > | ~ ‘ —.> LL. . " bl > a | 4 i o Pe a Bi se si : ~ * ‘ . } - e : é : = a a _ } i I : ie dar eiictias asians ryt. ; hi . —_ is 1 > “Fe SY i ; ‘ i L¢ ; J ar c 2 hr oe thea + as - if 7 a ¥ = Lec 9 ry $5 . . ‘ . > | ~ & ; . Ps 7 ° “ 7 ’ ~ ~ ec *® im kk + We fad a. ras } aArtiy re Ie 7 ae ee awd . 5 A 1.4, 5 + 5 - AAA & « is CAT r "ea ; : preted and dedicated - 1A @ 4 ¢ + - The al rst SR Fay il 7 BEAUTIE to 4 » | ; 7) 7 u 1 } J eal a Pal ea aa na aoe ha n> — ee ~ - - ~ ~ a, - Bhs { ™ =). : ini ¢ (Ate FA f FE) - rece _ ae = ond ~ - | 7 = ‘ ’ . a ‘ , a "Tv ' oy, ‘ A — oo eee 2 ro * ron . 2 4 ser "2a wt ~~ ima? { ; ‘P 2 : z i : Cin i ‘ Peak i .? annivtercs + = piel ain Ss vei ; 3 wo ens bs . - 3 —_ t gram / ‘ _ iG ress x ‘ ’ a a rr 5 4a } - as, = ; 2 ’ rt a g ou our Rev. Paul Stnerk saan . i 4 + a. 4 roc loam + . + » % no 7 a on 3 the Miee sal ia . , i : ~ + ELV ies ana All y 4 Wi Per’ection ‘'n cloth- e = 7 * 7 s i ie > > - . 2 . . : . and the sermon igi (ell | well ults Witr iwo-rants hat aiid natterns 1 young ing garments ¢t recat of Th Clothes of character . . . . distinctive in pattern and color....- neey eS ee Ss dot | ah otty a refinement of style that appeals to discriminating dressers ...- ful_assortm ent tas Mg tailoring that stamps the mark of quality on every garment. Men mer Ui : and young men, alike, choose them instinctively, and ... . at $35 _... proclaim them the greatest values in St. Louis. See them 3 Wife Say? PRESS OF PARIS COMFORTED BY WET VOTE IN AMERICA How long has it been since you Hopes for Day When French Wines , : May be Allowed to Pay War thought to bring a box of candy home? a oe re 8) Se re ee — ‘hh to i | Nea alan W aa Www s a ae ’ J Today— Make the W eek End a Sweet End. ciae Ge ! Coats you ll be glad to pay. 1° 4 5800) Fm : . , | aiken Sa } | , -determined preference Would the shock be too much for her? ARIS. Nov. 5—The Paristas | Saturday . ... don't let age, size or pre es e tc ' rune: teen tnbactenten ce } Regulation keep you away... . youll find just what you want, at a price 1 b —s Ee j ad ‘ ; s . + Fk. dkteihah SRR ‘a. n ? r & ; vr ~~ ° ._ -— > - . ' | Fa ~m eis 3 af + ~ . , a ] = 7 e @ Be as rLiIirPronrys ~ j S 95 oa ‘. ~ Saturda . ~ ——e ; | ——$— "5 7m To he "m4 - > * = ee : * y ne Aha PP new EGE OLE OEP EE POL 7 "a e an a — = . " “4 F Brazil Bon Bons...that tan- btors, but their newspapers are | Iii : nes WITH TWO PAIRS OF LONG TROUSERS : orming them that when it comes - ee ee a et . talizing, new Toasted Toffee Lo lis Ussing such matters ™ith =| s ~« enw be a S$ 75 i ™~ | ; and Assorted Chocolates HELD ON BIGAMY WARRANT [es 2 — : 7 nA ORT ti | Admiral A shape for every 1 Ib Bo 50 > Ib B : 1 T. CU. White Accused by Wife He Neve Cave to * d oor —_—e x c «iD. DOX $ Married in East St. Louis 18 SS ane Match Long-wearing woolens . . . bright, colorful patterns... face....& size : : — Ry the FIP ogy Bow “ single and double breasted models. Complete with every head. Fash- i | CHICAGO, Nov. 5.--Thomas pa mannish vests and with two pairs of long collegiate trou- able felts, snap The First Mince Meat Pres of the scason—and Br OES, GISELE TER CUEING, Wee eee ee sers. Well tailored. Sizes from 10 to 19 years. or roll brims. Fase ag ly Bicaee Cried er. by police today on a warrant charg- [IBS| or solid-c oto rea ae Goliv, how Good ve ing bigamy. flied by Mrs Mahe ‘a ROYS’ WARM OVERCOATS 75 ciel ith ow- 4 Scot; ' Shorthread a nov. elty for Si na iv Fivana White, who said hae left Ps Deuble-breasted Coats of durabie CaNnGcs AL ne f £ . . nat . ee al ie a ce is é ' fabrics. C rtible collars and piaid ——_ rinte ean & Breakfast. . ea ix en ee : Nalnge, AM cists from 3% ts 16 = est Winter shad . : , 7 ” 3 eae " and NAS remarried ' 2O7 were * FOOSE «nce srartvese Soccer erceerceoes : Dewi s Food Layer Cakes ....60c & 31.00 married at East St. Loula i8 years j ‘ z i a7 _— ¥ Jt Een —— . -* | 3 “VL. ag” aha wait. * “1 ty | Hazeinut Moiien Pex Lai AC Tha ¢ mplainant sald sha foun? 2 Z a ) him ving’ at Genoa, Ili a short “7 a tt | é Matance fram { nNicags She @aid | a et s FIMELY TAP! New he had not paid for years the sepa s, 4 ai ‘ _ . : P re rata aliowance ,a@rantec her a) tj eo: | Wadinul Aloiasses i affy ‘haugh there wae no 4ivarce 4 oe t | —Special 45c Ib. innapetie (Mo) Lead Mines Re PED et 4 ; open 3 TH ib ‘pertal t the Pret epateh of EAE EON EP EE OEM, : ae ATAMARCK. Ma. Maw 6.-hhe Bi a —_ i ciliates me se eutmen at dammed aa WASHINGTON AVENUE AT EIGHTH STREET +e . * F r as : 7 2 OAe Aan AC ed and twan $i -* “ve. | . errr 2D man hava been amployed, The! Bel ile i No Candies Like Busy Bee Candies ~ lend mil! (hat wna destroyed In Che | [aOR = : ; ‘srpneada 611995 Kee Heag frehutit

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—>. $ iy 5 le on THE PREMIER EVENT OF E A G OUR MERCHANDISING CALENDAR Y x Made with lisle reinforcements to insure long wear. Buy now. “werteqYw.Ffetryere?.wYT +See eS eres”: = = errs > «= C—O a I iicnnsrcltiina 3 4 This allie 3 includes Bloomers | \. A : supply yourself for future needs. / | in light and dark shades in sev- ie fs a | One of those rare bargains which r 3 eral different styles. ..some with iz UR > > | should be taken advantage of by ‘| 3 : ra garter bottoms, others with plain E Bie 4 i\ 4 | A beautifully lustrous Hose, all silk used. And they are well made, too. ; . Ee | ae to Pn € our patrons so many exceptional : / j. | oe a rege full fashioned. We 55 At this low price they are certain to c ‘Ss : values. There are dozens and dozens of lovely TR , , have seldom found an 1 to this appeal. a Winter shades. | Frocks which ordinarily would never be in an ia value. Newent Winter me ors. ied WES vigin fFioor . L* : ‘ LINE'S Main ooF $18 Dress Sale. This sale provides the ulti- Overcoats and Suits | ip | : mate in VARIETY, in QUALITY, in STYLE | | BEAUTIFUL BEYOND WORDS Eg aY : and in VALUE. Materials include Canton ee @; | v~ / o i. =. a | bal ’ *s «= "we. y - * *ecvrrtrrrrwFestttre © . & Fn ©. 3510 Crepe, Canton Satin, Georgette, Frost Crepe, : CLEVERLY STYLED $60 3 NEIJJ Jf HANDBAGS : 7 Taffeta, Chiffon, Velvet and Lovely Cloths. J 3 Silk Underwear | — ATTRACTIVE ie pe } | DAINTY SILKEN | Every shade for day and evening. f »? IN PRICE, TOO Is oe sal at ee ee fen FABRICS FASHION THEM Perfection tn cloth- ‘ ‘ P + x a ? - ' : ‘ 2 \ : i¢ Dy ey ‘¥ | ecerve Meweied ptr tudded with~ brilliant / in garments that | a \ \ \\; r spiel . ! ' =4 | be . es ‘ grinnr , ~* ‘* rote ~ “« " ? 5 5 ‘ , ht # 4 as eu? '¥ i ‘ Aa > L iD 74 i # \ 7 . ty 10 - ¢ ? vy “4 is ty ~ yr P 2 : . at ° - tl * 4 > > he vour best. A color- ee Pet ' ‘ . ‘ B | : ‘ ; , \ f 47 } ’ * gy ~~ i s e* ‘ « ; we, G é a now ; ots ri N ful assortment thet , oN ; i 8 ee a ; r " : oF 5 \ { —~ rf 7G BOIL 77 TrLeS f i Fie { JY PCs 1, ans 4 = F : * a _ 4 , - “ tre ; AR i fills every possible ‘\ i idle | | * ; bl Pwr a rants sf ¢ ’ 7 q j . ws we ¥ y wie a oy y ; Ces ire. 3 . | ' ’ - | ie i : : i ; ') . F F 1 [ ; | a | Gowns, teddies, step-ins and bloom- in every new style, shape and STREET DRESSES! AFTERNOON DRESSES! § | ers in many new and novel patterns Men’s if . i | Af p an color. They are made of | ( PARTY FROCKS!—SIZES FOR | _..made of crepe de chine, radium, a tir smart novelty leathers in (Fy MISSES, WOMEN AND LARGE WOMEN =| satin and figured Georgette. Lace Stylish ». @ 7 many rich color combina- (£. $18 te | ie fe: ‘As trimmed and plain tailored. 1 f ; rop. | : # : NEWEST STYLES: - . nein in 2 . @ ; | A noteworthy selection of newly arrived Coats fash- HEELS and MATERIALS! ec | . \ + | ioned in the many smart new styles that are now so pop- — Do ae a. , & ae re ular. Materials are suedine, Bolivia and derona. Smart | EXTRAORDINARY ee plaids, checks, stripes and solid colors. ~ to 14, VALUES AT ahe® R. KLINE 'S—Saicony. — We have arranged another Saturday feast of Bargains. Last Saturday hundreds of patrons enjoyed our special footwear offering. Included are pumps, straps, Oxford recti i nd modified SCHOOLGIRL SPECIAL! SMART FROCKS ties, short Oxfords, step-in pumps. Params egy ny Frere a 4 n i nps. high, Spanish, Cuban heels. Youthful styles fashioned of such desirabie materials as wool crepe, pumps ig P ee Seg Sent any mater toad echo atteaningp of toon $ 95 PATENT LEATHER! BLACK SATIN! BLACK KID! ones sansa ena os —$$$— cial new purchases and every thrifry mother should take advantage of these SAUTERNE AND GRAY KID! savings. Sizes 7 to 14. KLINE S—M casonine. . KLINE S—Baeicons R [wwwwewwwrewre or em were ‘fF “e558 8 8 8 eo en oe ees

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ta eR AR ee et Oe so o> ot an $ > * Fe je a #” i the gad Re ti Se eM ee a - oe nner - 4 La OE Re tons = 5 - P i “a; ae > ph ae. re > ; "ee a ae ao AGG | 5 1996 ST.LOUIS ini gl. tL» , cian eens: i . 4 — Phi IDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, Smet) PAGE 14 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ———————_____F® | eo Sia 2 , | ee , cepted a | | LD brellas Ha) : a mps—Few Restricted Articles Ex . ’ m He | We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamp $5 “Thermax” Electric Heaters . @ = e i : 1 | $15 Bar Pin Mountings | Specially Priced, $3.69 +. sss $3. 50 Pei | , $9.95 | | : ‘ | . i ; Offered Saturday, $ - | q “Thermax” Electric Heaters are ideal : | et a silk Rain or Teh @.A limited group of beautiful 14- for chilly mornings and evenings—wit! wa Se me 16-rib Umbrellas, Pai white gold Bar Pin Mountings. A $15 10-inch copper reflector, wire guard and ; gnted of paragon sae par value in a number of attractive patterns : screw element. d | frames ae SL: ght ia | for either one or three stones. OPEI RATED BY THE MAY COMPAN x Seindindniy Gale es rT tips. fancy mage ibe caps ban ies spect THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. | Brae Basement i i Los ‘Kansas Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland 1 é - Effect This Economy by Choosing Saturday From These le Frivolously Dainty and Tailored Effects in Silk Negligees )} | Pure, Wholesome Confections From Our ivi Candy Shop 285 Bedroom Suites 100 in This Saturday Assorted Candies 34 Pieces—Special at Assortment; at Savings of . oat} ‘ Offered 2-Lb. | Pte Special Sat- Box, | Black Walnut $ 3 “ AOci@e 45 Motorbikes - J r —— oS 2 Serene ning and afternoon ‘dian. Fandango Slip | $9.75 Ice Skates Impertect v 120 G ade Special at. °° tumes are featured and $36 95 | @ These are 9x12-ft. Worsted Wilton Rugs—one of the i ® all Bags have metal Covers-- $7 95 . -* 4 . . a lle a See menses ‘ most preferred kinds—and since they are fringe finished Yi 7 3 lavelw lin: , 46 - Wine ena thu a $5. 95 Well-known sturdily built 30° eine” ot rpront nts and very effectively patterned you are bound to appre- 2 Handbage—Mata Floor Davis Motorbikes with. com- Poe Re Scr taoulat “om. we aes . . " 2% f . enowned Auto Ste Geens cies nat od equipment. They Are attached to high-grade ciate this saving opportunity—the imperfections in weav for popular makes ef cars mean many miles of happiness. hs ager B bb M L ° ing being very heht. “a . . . Cover seats and backs only. , ean , Profit by This Saturday Offering of cemnctiwe daawiia uae stent Ane tas ! otwear for the Whol, : y S y 1g Df attractive. durable matesint. $2.50 Footballs Shintes : $34 Axminster Rugs New Throw Rugs : Fo : f 7 ‘ ' 4 : ' $3. 50 Vthebliy Balls Regulation size of genuine Nickeled finish Racer orf Woven without seams and in sizes suit $8.75 36x 70-In. Rugs $5.95 M H oh ~a] & MiGs’ =. © : Ui Wi P. Po ee. a4 . ‘ Ne s - — L aiid - : - . SVP cere ree eereeees 4 Kleinert S Lingerie Sets Say STARGe Sign-gt $) peb- oa wants grain cowhide with x. pnt aged Ro Skates with good able e for reception halls and small living- $5.25 27x84-In. Bugs .......-.ccossss $3.50 Cis i | : a bie baatar S205 eit ithe ..... STS kb"... SIZ9B | feoma’ Alster vem” “$74 59 Small Axminsters ideai for many places I p= — : Awa ) 3 At Specially Priced ee Seas | : aeoaiel cae weeeg aa ahead eeu. ° —colors to harmonize with larger Rugs. i a >> ¥ 1 > a $35 ‘‘Shelco’’ Racer Bicycles... .$29.95 Hich-Grade Ice Skating Caps... .$1.50 Fifth Fleee {fh , 4 \ezeeay | $ 69 $1.50 Athlet: tic Sweat yrge 32-44. .$1.15 8 $5 | Erector Sets soap mt betes 25 $14. 08 . s fords | a e-Taies Fices axels and braces. . 4.8 Renowned Gilbert Erector $9 95 Phasegragihe Ruttled | Fringed fle: = . 7 . Sets; a steel construction ° : € The widely exiDi $2. 25 Tea Sets : toy that will build many in- | Cabinet style Phonograrhs Curtain Sets Curtains Domestic Electric —s Sizes 3 a Very Attractive Style in a ge — aongp eigertr a teresting $3. O08 | nic aes Bea Have ex- Machines in the new vi- 7 Chi i n cnoic of thre model | isent fz or - k models sail conten $8 45 brator model of mission f | ] dren’ Sy Hig! nghouse motor and all flora! g -~ we tee aes | : 34 Cieie ay 4 wits Wai G decorations . Sl. 19 $1 75 = Dolls 3.98 C Specially $ . OH pecialny oa quippe : W Gi ls’ O d edar Chests iced = Priced tO ing ir 5 xfor S $1. 95 Blocks Character Dolls. dressed in A am for doll clothes that — attachments. Fully guar- ; 4 -e A Building B! mgs amuse Sweater suits. Have bisque are made of genuine Cedar Dainty ecru tinted voile Cur- Lovely quality casemen —— the little tots Are 1 22 head. moving eves and good with hin cover. a OS ee ey ea “ee ee rrtains of Sea Island varns = 7 ' mgs $& sively pointed ‘ ates ol co ae Vane hb eens See aim, Sete ace fientthed efter- | Sareien 6 ee ew $5 Cash-Balance i seem are ates $1.2 ei eure S| 39 ust like mother’s - tiveiy with colored picot- ? ee as ee ee $5 Monthiv CE EE ES ll ee | Se ee anc pacxec © at WIg ..--eeennee- , Be iinelbtintene Gallery \ edged ruffles; double ruffled with 3-!mch bDuion fringe. ee ee | @ valance and tie-backs to Full width and 2% yards Sixth Fleer f € These Oxfords are scienti fically ? match. Full width and length. 2g Fifth Floor — constructed so as to allow young- sters' feet to grow along the lines : that nature intended. Made of tan ° . —— Russia calf with white stitched Rebuilt Remington saddle and brass-eyelets. Idea! for > ° EE winter wear. — a | Typewriters ae Children’s Tan and Black Blucher Plain 33 Toe Shoes—Sizes 6 to 11............ 2.75 enamel finish and whi te por- unningham , and may be had in colors to match celain iron top (25x40-inch size) - tubes, | Philco 100 amp. stor- ft Coats. All $2.50 to $3 95 a constructed with bolted legs. age battery, complete aerial kit. : a aR CR - ° 0 5 strong frame and cutlery drawer. Sixth Fleer wae Oieer | Seventh Fleer

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__ PAGE 15 ____.ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - yaway EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1926_ estlnecheteneretci penis te GA PT We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. [PAM - BARK CO OPERATED BY 'THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. THE MAY. CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. MM. O’NEIL CO. Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Nightgowns 79¢ Value 59c € Children’s heavy striped outing flannelette Nightgowns with double bright-colored plaids yokes and scalloped em- with jersey waistband THE MAY Co. broidery trimming. Sizes and jersey trousers, Sizes Cleveland § to 12 years. Basement 3 to 8 years. Hasement Leather Purses Novelty Suits $2.50 . $1.98 to $3 Values € Under-arm and novelty pouch style Leather Purses in a variety of colors and designs; fitted with mirrors and moire or leather lining. : Basement f - mb rellas Te $3. 5 0 d silk Rain or Jeo rib Umbrellas, ated on paragon steel ws amber - colored fancy handles. Slight in silk. aves Basement ctric Heaters » $3.69 Heaters are ideal f evenings—with , Wire guard and in a ab assortment of Basement Gallery y From These Saturday Will Find Many Women and Misses Choosing From These Winter Dresses & C Two Large Groups Which You Should Inspect Early Saturday—The Choice Is Unusual Silk and Cloth Dresses Special Values at Splendid Values at 2875 > 8:95 | @Silk-lined Coats made in Win- @ You will certainly want to place | ag one of these smart Dresses in your | t€™ § highly favored straight and wardrobe—some are attractively favored bloused styles. Of Boliv- plain, others quite fancily | '4 suede cloth and pinpoint—fab- trimmed; of crepe | rics that are both smart and serv- satin, flat | ‘ * © e o Ll, i=’ 7 ° > - . = crepe, jersey, Poiret twill, Poiret-_ iceable. All neatly tailored; sizes | for women and misses. sheen and hairline-striped weaves. Only Here in St. Louis May You Purchase Men’s Masbie Clothes +) — @ “Maybilt” Clothes come to St. Louis men through our untiring ef- forts to present unsurpassed values—and they are the utmost in value oo at $21.50. Capably tailored of dependable all-wool fabrics, the Suits be- as 7 ing in single and double breasted styles, latest patterns, colors and | ae styles; and all sizes. At the One Low Price of .... Fur-Trimmed Coats ame “4 Ps eacaeerse 4% “A SIS Af dS "GS he 7 vy . - . - 7 j Z F ud i/ /£ A ff Ay , 4 ‘ wer a eal ~ a ig Oe e: “4 4 3 = § ne \ = ining Suites well-built of walnut and hairs having upholstered $285.00 Furniture—Seventh Floor. Topcoats — Of all- wool tweeds, cheviots and cas- ton coats with silk lapels; simeres. Newest colors silk braid on. trousers. and models. Sizes 34 to Sizes 34 to 44. 44. Sheep-Lined Coats Made of a heavy duck shell with large collar. Have muff or straight pockets reinforced Tuxedo Suits—Of all-wool Overcoats — Of heavy, black cheviot. One-but- long-wearing wool fabrics in the most popular styles, patterns and colors. Sizes 34 to 44. Men’s 2-Pants Suits Single and double breasted English semi- fitted and conservative styles for men and young men. Well tailored of woolen fabrics with leather tips and in many good - patterns a good sheep lining. and colors. Sizes 16 Sizes 36 to 44. years to 42 chest Men’s Overcoats Men’s Odd Trousers Cheviots, cassimeres and other fabrics in a 7% 4 } ; ~ Ulsters. ulsterettes and guard models in tan, brown, gray, Oxford and heather. arefully large assortment of colors tailored all-wool fabrics in belt ed and patterns in stripes and ! a the $ style with axe or small collar. mixtures. Sizes 28 to 42 waist. A Pleasing Assortment of Basement Economy Store y- | | ; Sizes 33 to 48.. ‘ F : : Girls’ Hats Footwear for the Whole Family in These Groups Choice Saturday for Men’s High & Low Shoes $3.95 Value ay Choice of In new blue, rust, wine, brown and red _ shades, with splendid choice of black Coats. Basement Economy Store Choice of Fall and Winter’s new bright and sombre shades —also black Dresses in pleas- ing’ variety. le TEATRO Ig Me IS: PORTE AR SID ON TREE PRE Pa. ae Re te.) tw ead ay 2 RL Cas aapaane Just What Many Mothers Want in Girls’ Winter Coats All Smartly Fur Trimmed An Important Saturday Offering of Satin Hats Specially Priced Hats of velvet combined $ Q5 porpets | | with silk--trimmed with nate ls call 4 MLA ~ j ribbon or fancy stitching hrow Rugs rs ideal for many places nonize with larger Rugs. Fifth Floor Exceptional Value, at and in the colors most wanted for Winter Coats. Basement bconenry Store @ Fur-trimmed sports and dressy Coats of Bolivia, broadcloth, suede velour and novelty weaves—styled in the latest girlish ways and fully lined and inter- lined. 5 to 16 years. Saturday—Save on Your Rayon Chemises $1.50 to $1 .69 Values @ Light and dark tan calf, gunmetal and vici kid high and low Shoes for men; on straight, broad and wide toe lasts. Goodyear welt soles and rubber heels; sizes 6 to 11 in one style or another. Women’s Low Shoes Specially a. 72 € Straps, pumps, colonials and Ox- fords in satin and patent, black and tan leathers; with high or low heels, flexible soles and rubber heels. Specially Sizes 213'to 8. rice whildren 5 High and oe Shoes 95 my @€ A lovely assortment ) of Hats for immediate or later wear---of good gQuality satin, some combined with metal- lic cloths, and neatly trimmed with brilliant pins or flowers. Basement Economy Store Girls’ New Children’s Dresses Coats $5.75 $6.75 Plain and fancy models Newly arrived regulation of silks, velvet, jersey Coats of blue cheviot or novelty woolen chinchilla; with braid and Sizes 7 to 14 brass buttons. 2 to 8 yrs. Basement liconomy Store Choice Bodice- -top peach and flesh % ' Chemises with contrasting colored P a \ \ and bottom. Sizes 36 to 42. 4 | weaves. Unusually Interesting Saturday “Specials’’— | ae years. . ° . Women’s $1.50 Union Suits a: Chiffon Silk Hosiery Fine , ribbed cotton vad variety o Irregulars of $1.75 to $2 Grades Tdohias ‘sie i pie regular and extra A good range of \\ | ] Q sizes. $1.15 Hasement Economy Store @ Full-fashioned Chiffon Hose of pure thread silk with high spliced heels and double soles and toes. In black, white and colors. , © Priced . Women’s Hosiery Mock . fashioned silk and Boys’ high or Iew shoes in tan and rayon Hose with lisle tops black leathers on square and round toe and reinforced feet. In lasts. In sizes 1 to 6. 4 black and colors; seconds Girls’ Oxfords and straps in tan an 88c and $: grades; patent leathers; also high Shoes in tan pair and gunmetal leathers. Sizes 11 to 2. Basement Economy Store lectric Sewing Machines $105 Value *65 € The widely favored Domestic Blectric Desk Machines in the new vi- brator model of mission oak. Equipped with West- inghouse motor and all attachments. Fully guar- anteed. $5 Cash-Balanoe $5 Monthly. Sixth Flleor Women’s $2.50 and $3.95 S le Kid Gl @ French kid, cape and lambskin Gloves in novelty 98 cuff effects—pique and overseam sewn; in the ie . Special at son’s modish colors. Offered in a good range of 61ZeS. Boudoir Lamps $1.89 Hrliiad I— Assorted Boudoir Lamps with Ivory and Ger- man silver effect metal bases. Rose, blue and turn-back cuff styles; gold shades, complete with cord and plug. range of colors and Basement Eiconomy Store sizes. ecm ge Children’s Gloves Seconds of $1.50 grade are these fleece-lined leather Gloves for boys and girls. Serviceable and warm for school wear. Good size range. Pair. Basement Economy Store 89c to $1 Fabric Gloves 1200 pairs of women’s washable Fab- ric Gloves in embroidered fla: Women’s $1 Hosiery M ock- fash ioned Hose of 6 thread silk or silk and rayon mixture; lisle tops and rein- forced feet. In black and colors. Pair __ O5C Basement sconomy Store —E—_"_" Worth-While Economy in 3600 Of Interest to Women and Misses Saturday—1500 A Most Advantageous Offering of : ’ | | Boys’ School Clothes 5, nasessovie| Men's Shirts a, Cricket Sweaters Suits—Mackinaws—Overcoats 9 Ss “fe $1.95 to $2.50 Values fancy striped Belts. or Girdles for Misses: in front-clasp dnd side-hook Styles. Sizes 24 to 32. ble 4- This splendid assortment contains dura ss \\ ace Suits with one pair long trousers and one cutouts tm eeu ll Gael Sve 43 AS nee various smart patterns and color- pair knickers. Sizes 8 to 16 years—sturdy wool Whoa Wied ll” ayy oy > pin eerie bo : SAS — — sports a wear. , " me Oo Ss = muff or plain pock- D | tyles for women and misses oe cn raamaa apne and home 4 En- Chocolate Stars ets—Uvercoats ( Pure and wholesom ilk glish box back and belted models; warmly lined. Stare. Seotial « ¢ Milk Chocolate Sizes 2’, to 16 years. pound Assorted Candies, 2 pounds, 69c Sheep-Lined Coats Unusual Values in 10 Sets Seconds of Special $5 Grade ges sop ae @ Sweaters of durable yarns inter- woven with rayon and silk yarns; ipes pon atiames and fancy checks, str! Neckband, col- effects—newest shades lar-to-match and collar- r-attached styles : He 4 Wy Bie gf, in sizes 14 to 17; assorted sleeve , lengths 1h gths Men’s $1 Neliwaas $1.25 Fabric Gloves $2.59 and $2.95 Silk Undergarments f Radium and crepe de chine nov- eity and tailored Undergarments $1.95 to $2.95 Sweaters for Children Coat, slip-over and jacquette styles in medium and heavy Basement Economy 8tore 4-Piece Suits Waterproof canvas shell with a good quality sheep skin lining. Full belted style and large collars, & to 18 years | Single and double breast- ed Suits with one pair long trousers and one knickers or two knickers and vest. Sizes $9.75 9 to 18 years.... v Basement Economy Store 4 Saturday Cake Specials 65c Cocoanut Layer Cakes.... 6 Bic Oream Snails; special. . Honey Nut Bread: a loaf. Basement Economy Store Beautiful heavy Silk Scarfs in the popular new Autumn col- or combinations. Liberal open-end shapes with wrinkle- proof wool lining. - 2 for $1.25; each.. 65C Men’s imported Fabric Gloves in gray, brown and smoke col- or with embroidered backs. An ideal all-weather weight. Sizes 7%4 to 10 79¢ Rasement kiconomy Store in paste] colorings are trimmed with laces and handwork. New en- velope chemise, bloom- $] RR er and step-in effects . Masement Economy Store weight Sweaters for children; some styles are belted and all have large rolling collars. For practical wear. 6 to 12 years

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ PAGE 16 _ | _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . | __FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1926_ , a 1. LUI FUT UISPATL ————es — — : — es oS gg te vs ev ee¥. eu bys vevewsveuy¥eSeyerveue. rns ves¥reeteeuseevees ores : | ; Fi New ’ Gorgeous New Scarfs TREE the newest of Belgium Comfortable Corduroy Robes | . 4 = ae ; - #a OsLambert Factory with | —in plain and embossed effects, side ties | —of double width ombre chiffon and plete lines. | and tuxedo fronts in purple, orchid, firefly, Georgette with fringe, also printed crepe in | - | bright colors with $ 2 9 5 -— | E = i *= | | . FS i ge ge = RAN ® ie i _ eer ~ an F EOD Sm RTS . . TTR. cccdn ces o0cteueedaces oe yp (Firat. Floory 610 to 018 Washington Avenue (First Floor.) lle Se ee he ee Re ee Oe ee ee ee cm ce, to) oo a oe Unending Variety o Misses’ Fur-Trimmed Coats ART) AARAPAPARA RAS RRS a fe, P ee, Arninesd > That. Bespeak Their Smartness With Luxurious ~y: Seven Opec y “aN GEC 3 3 Tt Groups in Our November cr Furs, Beautiful Materials, Newest Colors and Faultless Styling Sale of Fur Coats - 5 Glass Ovster Cocktails f / BS \ it ‘ ‘ cad a r ; . ~ \ , & bal i ' —_ j 5 ; ” a a ; a é is |! a) ) on F ff * : .* 4 3 ; ; aa > y * 2 4 ai - ' . y : ‘ , 4) a ak Hae : a = ft - > % te cx if x : ? Le £ a . , sic : ° = : & ue at a SQM: 7? = tings and colors. 4 ; if - Lo . ¥ . \\ : ‘ 14 4 ? th : M ; ' ; . ’ - - i “ z i - f 4 7 i] i- 1 “= . 7 > ai > |e i ‘| ae j . For those who desire o— f f " : p ' i} 7. Ss a 4 = ili 4ay\\\ \ a esa Y NY AT. t now, charge wi 1 "0 7» | 5 ™ ‘ ss ‘ | bi =f j f ‘s eS \ . » ; , e ; d } ; . : Jo ae 3 ; i) E ; ‘ ft -_ * it a s = & 2 , a “We . ‘ 4 7 ii : : a j x : Ff ; f - v ’ , > ¢ q "125 ihe ee ee eo An event that combines Quality and Values to the Nth degree and offers selections that may not recur this seagon. Muskrat Coats $195 Natura’, Silver and Golden. Others from $162 to $275 Caracul Coats $195 Castor, Cocoa and Platizum, Others from $122 to $695 (SRLS |. a Ses | ere. ese —_ RAREREAIERISINI NTE RRUU PREITY) APA ORDA PA CA ERS EAD MA AA BAHASA DN DR ONERAP ADA DASA DA AARAPA RA AAGAREABA RA LARA *¥iaen BLD F my Jap Weasel Coats $395 “@ Beautifully Marked and Worked. Others from $295 to $495 iy Squirrel Coats $395 Diagonally and Horizoztally Worked, Others from $445 to $695 Hudson Seal Coats $295 Trimmed itn Fox, Squirrel! and Fitch. Others from $345 to $445 Pony Skin Coats $195 Chocelate. Beige, Bionde and Golden, Others from $122 to $395 French Seal Coats Light Cocoa (Dved Coney) ili. Various/y Trimmed and Sty!ed, ; 2 C9¢ffSf 2 ON L= ha BAGAPAG ' The colors are those of Autumn foliage and twilight skies, rich and warm. Materials are of a soft suede and pile finish and imported mixtures. Sizes for misses and women. AAe ARALBIATITINGITIT 75 ~~ Sererraegesegcease eee tbe “es ‘ we & é Other Smart Fur-Trimmed Coats, $59.50 to $295.00 (‘Coat Skhop—Third Floer.) ~ SALELIULELEL SNhrste ‘ em ca & Others from $98 to $195 Weasel Other Groups of Fur Coats, $98 to $1495 Ae “ ‘ « 7 y bo itt yf oe ee eS “ae eres See +: by - ; of me ; phy. Bs el POO Ei aae RR AS HD cgteribe Baier Seyi nd Pood a. LO igi TR fie aaa Ae) er wi poe ih ak . Ba BOS te hy ye oe , iy Opa he y's JEN NE SH ae ae. - Oke ee yet es RS Piece: ae Pes ee Pre eae EO haan tang Me SUR ene ae ae haat Sih a Sart pe ano che ak Coe ge Mima on one Se res ON Fae in , . . siiiemiithinlte ta ' : AT ee FeO Os Semel Seen a EE eh RE A oe oe ae es aie: {ene Wet hap te: € eWRaT EZ Fur Saion—Third Floor £ «AA: ” ae oe ee 2 ne - *; a a 7 Newest Colors ee & & F ye ? , 5 h f \ | | | \ o% » : | o ; IN THE BASEMENT > ] I5 New and Clever . Chemise and step-ins. of 66 i ae Georgette, radium ahd crepe ea-Tie Oxford de chine in lace-trimmed ws anc tailored styles, pastel shades: bloomers of radium in white and flesh. All sizes. y 2 fue ) Be Fur-Trimmed COATS Unusual Values at Tr frre irae Gray Copen Almond Rose “ « * 7 . 4) NY OP SER ER $e #8 we: (First Floor Hat § PrerrryT yi ry . ea) (First Floor Ne epee eo, Oe Ae ae ee ent tae RE li . *% Children’s and \ For School and Dress Wear 1* to a Regulation and Beret styles in felt, leather. came!’ hair, velvet and serge in the popular new shades of wood, sand, blue, gray, green, black and Scotch plaids Ages 4 to 16 Children’s Hat S*onp—Serond Floor ~ « se terre ry Slips and Bloomers In Newest Wain Dark Shades. 25 * Smartly fashioned Coats a of Bolivia, suede cloth ard ses \es Ne ee rrr trey: ein? all shades to match new Fall costumes. hem- stitched and plain; Bloomers in all wanted One of the Many Smart New > | | |pizes.| Beverly Models at sports plaids, attractively neta Sle 7 | re : fon Mancharen weit = © \} i a Sesedenen | $e hea costs yot peaceof that? THE BC NATION w a shades, of jersey and rayon. . Al Regret E’linwe J & ti oe & It. Sizes Up to so. EXTRA SPECIAL! hildren’s Hats Sacrificed! Feit Hats th new Fa! Siapes and $ ioe CES Ah the GRR MR gine 3 : ; a amt er > ak ie : ¥ Smart Satin In Silk and Leather ' Latest Handbag Effects Iaserated. Mode! “¢ 50 Tempting Dress Values Lew Priced at $ 85 Clever modes in satin, crepe, will £1 - ge Sea == twill, ftlammel, jersey and vel- veteen, also Party Frocks in Northeast Corner iy ante sd ve ~ eho - ye gta? am ae ce ee 5 Se ee rm pa Soe ial ‘ ar ete RG o:ery Pe: a very eor «hile . L\ectren Real: Wetens SOoke ~~ charming styles. Ages 2 to 14 . 2. 95 ULTRA NEW .. .two words that admir- (CaReaie Mii Geeent Pi ably bespeak the loveliness of this new , Beverly model. Its graceful arch, new New pouch and under-the-arm styles in lizard. spike heel and short round toes present alligator, patent leather, pin seal, silk and tap- . an irresistible appeal to those seeking the a% : ‘ . mitts estry effects. All colors to harmonize with new and All sizes Georgette and taffeta. . Oldest rank in M Fall costumes. Sizes 16 to 48. : ie fimanctal crims since ALEETITIOTTE seat (First Floor./ | 7 ; ss : BF 3 - a #Me REsourcEs O} "SRR ae ne Pee ai ck age gaat Nt ed Ae gl lie da APP pea ba baba bbaaaababaeaLaratane ee eee es 999909660000 0000050000055000000000000005 TEFRSSE CHS LETC ERAREE CR THREE TVES - ihtiinhathiMedeteiad tehaies kt LiL 1. Ltt LL. Tee ewe — tn - . SA STR AOR RR AOR PA Aenean ene nena ane “2 en Rene ee ees we ae om a ° Cee tS Pee es

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ NOVEMBER 5, 1926_ tion, and then the absolutely dented ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH of his car to investigate the shoot- ne ___ FRIDAY EVENING, a ema A a eee or ee ee acne ee ——— - shots, but he that he got out UE EE Oe VEO OS 6 UU RUU NO Ee We wee ew uw sy - ote Continued on Next Page. Scarfs hbre chiffon and 0 printed crepe in $9.95 A : ane or - = ‘ ‘ ? —- eet ape $ New Arrivals The newest of Belgium Crystal from the famous Val St. Lambert Factory with a most attractive etching in com- “= —> LIEGE PATTERN Goblets...... © Si 4 of tance in ; (sen. McCarter fort lense grew how he could not and would not harrow a sick woman with the questions he was bound to ask To apoplectic Beaver Grain Slate Grain Tan Riffle quest! . . LT) order not Collegiate Tan cy Novelty Grains and the presence of th seemed to two Judges, 99 ; 4 ALi ieee arr 2 7 } ' ° | ‘eare , - ; p | AY ; an’’ and her mule, Jenny 4 > ; 4 J VW O- ones fi1l +} se a X iZ2 ) hii] ne room, until f o ars > = oy : Seo. 4 bine (WoO mMmodgern ‘one eth, ~ > 4 ates ~ : gt ‘ i I yam eR, ees weg “ 4% . . : ; MRAP he situation bi é ose? ae ma ~~ ; s¢ i a | i ‘ ’ “ar Pie _* al a rs . « :, a * So o ‘ f eterna: “ 4 v , ae ton hoe oe itatluUuic ‘ w Simpson Harries The man at the left wears a_ loose, easy- hanging coat; double breasted 1n dusk grey; his hat is also dusk grey; shoes are black Ideal for wear Mrs. Hall sat between her broth- | ers, and back of t} mas. | Giivs MmUuSSES 4 er a> i - > es a? . . : es. Ne 2 of (Ee ha ia Aik > a 1 44 : nem were their eee” ato Pei ith F311 ¢ * SN ee faithful and loyal cousins, Com- : - ey mand (“ar Ve , c Ratt Ay on indger tay? pendcer a nd Mrs. Hen ry | f . “eS ey » - _ Me ae eV ‘ oe Caoawrnando i , eh oe Pe ee arpender and Mrs. Henry Stevens 7 . P = as io ord ri} _ er ‘ : - ~ eae * = , ney make a fine-looking family e ‘ z” % yt } han Isom Tee \ ! Om é } rr dressed, wel] and composed sparring of alert interest. for ed +. . to the * le . . lawyers with style feature, color : Dresses. For day- | Senator ‘Simpeek esutiaail Cantons, Georgettes, ) ers dignified and stately pe die ue, the wood shades, . 4 | Varter, until or evening and dance ffetas in basque and d white. bade- M c- makes one think of vy little fox terrier teasing and big St. Bernard the bar He stmply ZFame according to whereat Gen. McCarter and rear. an innocent face and a man- ;ner childlike and bland. Simpson leads his witnesses along the paths ihe wishes them to tread, and then | when and done the! he shouldn't do, he meekly | You’re in style, you’re saving money when you buy a Hart Schaffner — & Marx overcoat here he tie, a é ise ve nato simpson is | “ay enfant iterrible of the 4 "2 * ?. - won epee the VOT GT ete f ' i | tne rules aa 1 Y - ai 4 ‘ enator | With ("ase ra ges omen, $35 to $95 a h Floor.) has said things he d apologizes and does it over again In a case as serious as this thers _are elements of comedy won asmile of amusement from | Mrs, Hall was when a fussy and | nervous lady told of hearing shots |the night of the murder, and that a year afterwards a man, passing the old Phillips house at which she had gone to live, had etopped and asked her for a _ direction, after which he casually remarked: | “Didn't a tragedy occur aroun here some time ago?” rently innocent question so alarmed the timid lady that she in the house and ehut the door |'Later on, when she saw a picture of ‘Henry Stevens, she says she recog- nized him as her questioner. | Evidently this story had been the life of the party at many a sewing society, and she imparted a romantic flavor to it by describing him ‘“im-mac-u-late-ly dressed.” | this stranger was, and how he sim- ply staggered down the road, was so overcome by emotion in passing near where the murder was 1itted. Flirtatious Choristers. It would take a Eugene O'Neil) to write the story of the choir of st John the Evangelist, #9 pure ‘and holy and uplifting on the out- | side. with guch surreptitous flirta- I] love-making beneath with lips | AWAD ArT _—oeoeeeeeeeeeeereereeeeeeeeeeeerereeeeeeeeerreerrvryeyeyvrewreeereerPeerPrrrrrvrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrvrvrvrvvwvwYT Yee a + a a ee eh td BASEMENT art Schaffner & Marx overcoats ptional More value, more style, d absolute satisfaction guaranteed Less Than 1%c A DAY gives youa safe and con- venient place in which to keep your bonds, stocks, will, deeds and other valubles. $5.00 a year—less than acent and ahalf a day—that’s all a safe deposit box at the Boatmen’s National costsyou.Isn’t your peace of mind worth that? THE BOATMEN’S NATIONAL BANK Northeast Corner + Broadway & Olive Sts. Oldest bank in Missouri. « * Has withstood every financial crisis since 1847, including the Civil War. RESOURCES OVER $25,000,000.00 You always get more in H In these the ‘‘more’”’ is exce more wear, newest colors an This appa — AAW ATA AD rar) tail THE WORLD’S FINEST $65 $75 $85 $95 We've long been noted for carrying the best This vear they are better than ever Bench-tailored cloth- ing of materials from the world’s finest looms Ex- clusive patterns with that “something different” air of distinction that are to be had only in Hart Schaff- ner & Marx clothes WOLFFS5 Washington Avenue and Broadway SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT $39.50 Here are the greatest values in Hart Schaffner & Marx popular-priced clothes in a wide assortment of newest styles, fabrics and patterns Your satisfaction is guaranteed in every way in one of these suits or overcoats You can’t miss on*these —“high powered values, $39.50 Coats bth and ctively mouf- wolf endoza he tions and singing hymns to Goa that kissed on the sly. | Rut one had a glimpse of these banked fires of romance when. ‘Ralph Gorsline and Miss Catherine ‘Rastall were put upon the stand. | ‘and reference was made to other | chotr singers who also had their (own romantic adventures, | Heaven knows Gorsline is far | enough away from the popular |. ‘jdeal of the sheik. He ts a long, | lanky, sallow and melancholy look- Les \- de \- A A <2 ae . Sasa AE i yeayie? Z , + a == aie bene eB BEE EEE EEE ABBA BA BEE EEE EAD OSSD OS OOOO oS OE EOE AAALE4AAAA 644.44 444.44 £64464 6 64 46444 es *7 <A f . a a re el «* 4 ASS. (Neb Neenbe we S Jeey F9ON JOO\ fol \bario\end ao o . RR PRORORERARERER CRAM EA RRA RRO

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\ CATCH ____ FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1926 T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — | ue || PROSECUTOR’S COUP _ Two Surrender in Land Fraud Case, ’ |Special to the Post-Dispatch sé W MAN’ FOR PIG O CHICAGO, Nov. 5.—Two of eight WITNESS FAILS /§cfficers of Laven & Co., indicted last week by a Federal grand jury | €Cerntinued from Preceding Page. : : pe mentee eee on charges using the mails to ée- . + ; 4 +2@. ej "4 . ¢ifi . ‘. - _— * 1 | te | denies 7 Frag “ ifraud in the sale of Fiorida land , | te ns and peing toi nat . . fsa ‘fair was none of hls bDusi- | ;, = | the alfal sa templated rubber farm, ‘ | The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World |, «ss 4°¢ s©t out of Bere, aS tne _-ndered to Palmer E. Anderson. ; =a Ty : - e —" L“nited States Marshal here. vest ra "4 ‘ . | " Nor could any other admigsion be | | DIAMOND IMPORTERS SELIANG DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC \ : asian SPECIAL “32 , ONLY A Wurlitzer Professional C-Melody Saxophone Outfit » a tt ane: - bth % ings Se bee: Sa RRR Sie ae ae 2 ees: sr ger: “ ie - ig i RECOGNIZED a0 the fines . one bullt. Handmade te Tye NA, owt: beautifal tens. . i) for $125. We advise ~&, lection as only s few ase otu at this price and terms, Special Terms Small Down Payment Immediate Delivery bie Mie law. They are Bernard Laven a atl i SS a-iw” i oi Harry O. E of Chicago Laven hich had “ ‘a ‘i ee bt ou det ig ea 4 5 ww light — bond of $2000 and Ellis $2500 ; ) at ge A amous © ee ee etd Famously known for their flavor. You'll enjoy at. @e [| nothingness i home tts tnt | tes vol ael ld these little bits of baker's art for afternoon teas. ' . . if The Silent Witness. ; ineiaeae ee ei Soe ie : ae a egal Anyw here—anytime—and always fresh— @ oc _| hem came the ecommer, Cie Tie ll Teedlien Can, Pound Genuine Diamonds Guaranteed | {Stevens family have to tte ane | ter. Fla. which it) sold to hun- So > CASH cR CREDIT _ . @i Rte eee ee Great SATURDAY SPECIALS , — 7 am | ’s a Good Ti O Jan inch and a Dalt wid Olds Cyme Candtres ‘tsa ime to Opem == ncn ert a batt ite ettes l pine Can ’ . ee : ae foo 4 J PS ~ a . ' , . » : was fou! n the ae Shee PE a * +: 700d Old-Fashioned Kina a Loftis Charge Account = joo ose eo Ae Good ( d Kind | ; . : a al a finger-print :.- tae en - 3 Every Saturday a different assortment of old-fash- _Think of the many gift occasions that are always crop-|||/-° | .).. singer-print is that o! i: yee Cs iomed sweets that. win the hearts of everyone; ‘ping up—birthdays, fall weddings, anniversaries, and || towel —_— bas : chocolates, bonbons, caramels, fudge and nut can- 'remembrances of all kinds. What a convenience it is to | | dies—packed in one and two pound Cc " : | Serine OS PS CS ee ee ete |have a Loftis charge account when you desire to make a | °°) 78) On ne tela f | | present which truly expresses your genuine regard! Just) |). | « jaw in all the ever = ‘ ii Molasses Taff select any item from our big stocks of Diamond Jewelry, |!) -..n2.2¢ hu: pody the- finger i _ 2 | : se } slone never ng LO¥ es =f Delicious open-kettle Molasses Taffy with that | tang of Herz richness. oY WTS aay F3 : ii NB OR MMA MT MIE toi CES YR we " be GR FR BA, Cae o* a ene S19 Sag cessories given free with : ' payment that are suited to your convenience. iitips make an impression Upon Cv- r ‘ 4 ae af bah. Brittle Bits mt tale if c ; her ; ‘$3 : * a : “aad ore—309 Collinsville : H | oni ~ # paling ; : ee ee te? 7 ae ie 442 m its of satin finish hard candies, Some of Our Most Popular Diamond Rings.) s:-s»=*" =). »e™ ‘e fer an c-Fos id box ........ Drees etter eee ees Mountings are 18-k White Gold set with) make ths ae ae Se Mienclieen Leek Cake Brilliant Blue-White Diamonds HT - - ie ees ‘ — | | lelicion ound cake with three delightful fla- — a meee ae a Seer eons sae mem enmits mm aeme comme etme ‘* eno mm ee ee a ee i) . ‘ ” 0 % “ 7 ee ef 2 2 2 8 7 @ Gee ee + ee ~~ -e ee @& @& & @'e@ 2 @& @& &€& @& &€& & = & & ; : EVEN-TIME and 30-time POSTDIS| PATCH WANT ADS are BUSINESS} BUILDERS. PHONE YOUR ORDER mingled. Serve one for inner AY i cil in str eo a _ CORDAY-PARIS / CORDAY LIPSTICKS C } — SUPERLAT WE/ \ RE Sean BREET es LIONEL. S2C FIFTY AVE. NEW YORK ees mm cm mm meee em Me I I ‘= = = eae oe oe oe : = - 2. + = @&S ef = = =e = & _ - Pee gee ee - 2. = = = = -_ oe = = = = « ~~ -_ ae «¢& ee eee = = = a «ee ee Se Ge ee = = - = & *™Miurtel” = ' Js karat ” gojiad u“ ‘ Otek | y AIRSHIP CAR DESIGNED FOR | le NG [oI Meee Coen ARMY AND KAVY DIRIGIBLES er ? eee ee Device Detachable From Gas Bag and Can Be Used @s a Motor Boat. Press > Larcert “Womens abeciolty ow ‘ Qh ee Saturday “Youth Will Be Served” in the Finale of Our iversary Sale | The|Last Day of the Values That Make This the Year’s Greatest Sale a , “ia cls 1. Be Te ERO ey Ss pk di 8M oe, is Bi — ’ , er ad Re IED Pe a h Bry Oe cee ; sages =f Feet a ee ‘ ™ mi te Sex i i ae, a Kes ac ‘ t as pee Rs ia ae a Ss ee ek, ba er | * OME eats, 5 SP , ba SS PRD Sake oe Pe 5 aD eae ees PVR ae “Bete e535 fete 1: batons fu = cag bm a i Be BE a i ee er 7A cel aagar: irk e M Ety oe : eS Nee Dae ee ag ume ce en ae Le Oy, Say Bintan Be ot ee Malis Pec iee Oe ee se bate 2 Be I ee eit : Rote Sagae Fe pteitat $500 ewe ae Ciera egy eer eS a ae a a em — 3 Youthful Fur Coats . . $117.50 Fur-Trimmed Coats. . . $37.50 | Fashionable Furs with Elaborate Contrasting Trims Rich, Warm Woolens With Fur Collars and Cuffs 3 $1.25 a Week. $3.75 a Week NO MONEY DOWN on 3-Stone Diamond Ring "a. |: “Diener Ring Effect Se aanaeevaeaennaae « ~ ~/ & ‘ ~ ‘ Youthful Fur Coats .. $167.50 Fur-Trimmed Coats... $57.50” My ee ae Spat te ee ee ee eee Three Pe Heh woe ce 78, , TF"). 0 . +3 + Moss =; _— ~ . . - ; ~ ‘ ; ~~. #¢ ee edd A ava a . Bur B® bie A 2c — t, Etc|, Handsomely Trimmed Smart Models for Street, Sport or Dress Wear Other Groups of Fur Coats, $287.50 to $1787.5 Other Coat Groups, $87.50 and $147.50 I99"h a 9H a: Sad A Wonderful Group of Paris Replicas Feature These New Dresses The Thrill of Saving Money | Smart Frocks 4 : : ; ‘ * + 1: " ; ; ‘ ~ . ™% '- ~ _~ -) ~ = ” . * s . ** " | 7 = c 4 . ‘ eed - / rw, . oe nurchasing ; u/s 4 she és i» nl A a wv Cc Via 4 / & r Nede Wh D seek ; . ‘ . * * : ca . ~ ‘ + F + . os ~ ~e+ >} °% > ‘ - | a a 4 nes su ed ee oS 4 GA i. UG a et a ~ X j = , . . . - ‘ ; = be De Oe '? erie a : . ~ — ss) ‘ — ‘ ‘ ae ee A - - ae ‘ as as ~~ s r . - . a . - _ ~ _ Mee . a e * « , n brought fo Om ae eee ‘, : £ S You'll recognize these values, for among them . , ¢ % “~-* ** ’ ‘ : . — One remembered DY 1. you i see WEi-KmOowWn iades imere are bums aoe dreds of latest Paris copses in this group, repre the savings Offered. ’ i Se ie: ee F very = cucec sue Lie IiWMGenccai Te ics. i ¥ i 2 corres ol —— — . i stvie for ewery occasion. Sizes 14 to Dress Sclon—Second Flees. Other Diamond [Dinner Rings at $100 Up Sa RR ag As Wee te fe ~ amond Cuff Lieks Sil he es = hit bD QO nda : if rs » i? ful bluewhite Dis = | Diamond-Set Ring =e Keeps Engagement $22.50 and Up Sa a la ay | Special Correspondence of the Post- _ . Dispatch. ~ a i on ee ~‘ ‘ ~ Diamond Bar Pin Children’s and Girls’ Features ee aR . 2:8 | All-silk bodice-top Vests..... Girls’ Dresses. ............----$8.95 Crepe de Chine Lingerie - 7 Em a : — ’ ets, crepe de chines, etc. Sizes 7 to 14. Velvets, crer eg ee ee ee Fur collared. warm woolens to 14 “Kiddie Koats”...............$8.95 Fur-trimmed Coat, hat to match. Sizes 2 to 6 A Prize Bag of Candy for Every Child » . ~ ‘ ; on Fae - E juve 134+ £c wOG-—— VEC OTS a sOOT “hive Du Other styles at prices up te $750 values at _ Diamond Rirthstene Rirgs an. een Cee eed | Ee or ere Band amy bir = Knife ae ae $i O08 «a Week White Gold Wrist Watch | ~ _ 23TH ANNIVERSARY VALUES IN THE “UPSTAIRS BARGAIN BASEMENT” OMNB. bedied lb + $2250 Deeses......i 7... S808 be Ee Fashionatile Cnate ~# ~ Roo ia 12 sien Cnet : ved. asecrted par $1.00 a Week White or green . tink Waldemar Other styles st $16.45. $15, $18.75. | Sees ee eaeeenanna SCORSESE NAGHAGS HOEES ESS SAGAS OSONSESLONOEHSOO 2S OS 566456060 60500S6 00040606 200600040600 04N8 2E88ES Saeeeenenoee Chain an4 Knife. Price $22.50, $25, $27.50 and up te $700 | for complete eet ... .. $18.50 Diamend-Set Wrist Watches ot Al H $1.85 a Month Prices See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains i ane me ! ouwia and suece cloths g 4 New Frocks of satin, sik and wool mixtures. che Smart Frocks of flat crepe, satin Canton, etc. r4 * ve MG c be aaah od + orm a. ¢ b a " — Saas ol = m : . ia . oe =e * + car al ypenend ben He we attract: iniote’, hile, jersey, etc. im wanted shades. Misses, wom- in one or two piece effects and new colors. Sices misses , womens sites ens, extra sizes 16 t 46. In the “Upstairs Bargain Basement”—Second Floor. ™ { repal rec =) work guaranteed. Diamonds remeounted. (“Yd jewelry repaint | and remodeled. ©l¢-etyle wedding rings modrenicrd Lowest prices ; Call er write for Catahg 905. Phone MAin COT er 1094 and ealeeman wil] ca! brought which the America +@ ”, 3 - Suppec on. and the ride was haa just the same. OMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth Screet Thru to Broadway, Between Locust and St. Chariegigneeeeeeeeeaan

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‘eins teat nt ayy Oa __ FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER) 5, | 1926 ' ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 1 FOR SATURDAY ONLY ional C-Melody | EA 0g Reta ay a OM ep tatty MOE Reet $ on as only a few are this price and terma. Special Terms Small Down Payment Immediate Delivery Balance as Low as 1 FREE Private " — $10 cessorier ven free with enc outfit purchased during chis eale! cal i | Open Saturday Until 9 P. mM. LVIZE one vt &" ore ORBANE -MASPE - MUG 1006 Olive St. Louls Store—309 Collinsville rt ee my san Be pe ee ay a ~ ~ - - - = = =| = ~ “+ ~_— = a a oe ~— |), See ch ee At a Guaranteed Saving of $15 to $20 for You! hese valuce, for among chem 7 a eee | ee Ee No matter how much you may shop around, you'll find no sturdier eS ee i ee fabrics, richer patterns and colors, or greater selection of up-to-the-min- asion. Sizes 14 to §0. a | Ma eigteee 8 Se 2 se % mage oF : Ge Ne Eee age e . Re ute models, Come in and be convinced. Volume is the reason for GoldE Clothes equaling those selling for double the price. The savings made possible by our large cash pur- chases of choice woolens, manufacturing in great quantities, and selling direct to you, makes our One Low Price of $22.50 defy all comparisons. . - _7.) P. aS ae “ a5” v ~ te " Kn eae i ~) 4 . ~ - Sa RT + PROS we : m ON “> . oe cet pecials 112825 er re INegligees, etc. ..e++ sore ts @ yee eee Se... ti‘ SE SR ancy Leather Bags. . Se. R eee a 2. 9 W's EVIE NOR RE Reo i... .sceeewwe nee i GR eee en Hess Main Floor—Bresduuy. on SS oer Os ky " > s > . 4 % . “ 2 . an “ - 4 : 4 2 . ‘ * - . a - ‘ . . _" . . “ a bes. “ _ x ‘a ; on a ~ h ae ‘ - 6 a ‘ ms » * : "y , aa a & 2 x ray ic os oe oy ; ‘ x , eS te Se oak cS “ “ ¥ “s. — 4 “ 3 ~ ‘ee . J Mat 4 ee 2 - 4 t i a . . _ > we Me, YS —_ —— A tA ne emcee ms — - enna J. ee ee ae . : : ie ’ a ‘ 7 > Spon } : we 4 Pe Wes ’ - . : : of a= ~ ~ enmeeen - " meena , E> + b , : a ; “ ff . #, ti * ’ aS . ° ‘ a 4 . + ; $ . « ? o : * ae " ‘ y ee my coe , 77 } , s . ; pe, eatin Canton, etc., - = 7 , “Seo ee: ee cee |; Coldk C OLNES ATC sold direct from i ae ts and new colors. Sizes ; a ae | ae Tay | 2 ced f. fe eee oo ian 4, Our Ith Avenue | ailorplant fo you og * , 6 fa° Pg whe * a ee ad 4 ? -— % li »} ) Looe ai . : . . dn + Bag eee . \ thru our 2) busy stores in principal — : A. G. BRUCE, Mgr. cities, eliminati ll in- ae rating all in-between S. E. COR. 6th AND OLIVE ST. : “ d -

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? A a _— - . - toe aoe eee el: 43 at n ee, eee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | y | EVENING, NOVEMBER 09, = PAGE 20 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——————____._-___ FRIDAY) EVEN'S®, ss lo dished tathia without just | iain ADVERTISEMENT ee: o- ngrmmnauaae . had been unduly attentive to is at the Hayes — pipe pe an in “¢ my es a ter saad | 1S i oeganms y = % “BABY” OF CONGRESS | DEFENDS HUSBAND AT TRIAL on several occasions and at 1925, when it is alleged that anand Pate Hh we peg rs @ VIVANI Sidiadlaateien on Slight Colds Week ai . — : »} ; ‘ce "e> ? hare ? See Airs. ; time Cc: 1e to her home when r j athis went there LO . . 2 a ‘ 7 a ‘ a ; vs . > " . . . » A24a€ cain i. | t : é af. ta ae 4 - - to shower attentions on me : . , _ ~ ‘ t ts Short breathing = Wife ao . ie “ett =m P eays away and at the | Haves. Hayes a nd Mathis wer trying : Laxative BROMO QU INLN rm Ta yle Swell MIan Shot Annoyec er. ing s. Mien ne r © ORS etre > es of ®)) = ‘ 0 | we) |] ¥ = ' : hours. | this is fre my husband as long as Ty ! : adc , ing eeu siecle 8 s ans: : said Mrs. Hayes on the) : Removes | relieve the Headche by gH = sy an | a = % bi Ss | could,” said Mrs. ’ Facial Lines and Wrinkles | ¢,)3. A Safe and Proven Remedy. ae ; stand. At All Good Toilet Counters | ar: he signature of M DROPSY The box bears t g " tanta, Ga. On the stand for her husband. Mrs. | ,,, nla her husband of the inci-| Mrs. Hayes, acc le & ta 4 f ate r toia ney MiUSVaALI ‘ 5 4 . : ; ‘hd : sales yeran deliberations to- “ o . A jefense The The jury beg Benjamin-Leland & Co., St. Louis | E. W. Grove. 30¢. ; i, — ritil { Te). volver ordered her to!close friends until Ma pA ii be } | ss ‘ TOT > eae Pak Pou At 4 . ad ’ : * : 4 ey have i 2 LAR BL I i Wu Nov. a.” ~ | leave with him. Sf e reTtTusead and LO la V ¢t , i ‘ ry F fecoil | testified in CJrcuiti .«. presented by the det Louis Hayes testilt ate iar Court last night that ‘ST 4 Mathis | . nt j and killed State attempts to prove that Hayes day. - = “yes snc an ie > — 2 CAS w- a . Rs i a | “22 a a ee Re en Pe oa Co Tr Cc St here | You Save 40% and More---Millarg » Begs a ge ASA penne cmmsmenerete-e $25 Kinds a nile Re i en ee ee ee ae oe SS ers ONE | 5 $20 NAVY BLUE |/7 SUITS = ot or pencil we single & 2 Knicker a vs 24 Ps, . a . - y * P. . . : ; ws : : ‘ | : > « ~ ts > ; ’ YOUNGS! Fa OE ic: bp y= cee b Wack CONGRESS i LU F -. oF r * b . os ae : 4-piece n 1 1- . e a 3 ve % “ » ay ; on ool double- lV , an breasted vest \ s y : j } h- H. COMBs. Boys’ Overcoats In a wide va riety of light * 7 and dark colors. | Millards hav = ROPE sWEATERS—S$5 Men's 2.75 Special to the Post-Dispatch. , eS? xe % % Ss % os . S, es EES md a Asan Ga ’ ae oe nytt 9 KANSAS CITY, Nov. 6. —(|§ | aes ees a eee es ) No Delivery. Expenses! i George H. Combs Jr., Cong ma -. nh avon geome . : a are Ss “ATER! ee ee Sih 93 & | a es Pee [on : No Buyers! — ROPE, SWESTERS— youngest member of the next Con = oy re we = Se. * —— iil ~~ fine Se No Bookkeepers! § Boys’ Novelty Suits... 75¢ gress. Combs is 27 years ol ; Se Ee ae. Ral Y Pa ‘ ae N F ia— | Ss. : eS a Bes me ibe -'5 ; | o Floorwalkers! » BRR overaLis—Cowhide and 4° UMONaAL Aas ergs Dy ae nee Sa ee i eae SS Crown: also Jumpers. .... wi 2 years over the consti KE Fe, te ax WS pes agit 2 eS De ciccs cece tepre. C7 re Gere _—_, That’s why you save MME GLOVES—Heaw Canvas; palt__.2 almost ] 8.00 0 Votes UVel Repre- . fer se See : ad eran ea pt] ‘ O7 . -—- mtative £.=C. Ellis (Rep one F ae 3 ce fea: Ae xe : LX 49 /O and More : 7. Je ; P 12 St n ati e ae { . 4iiiS | * : . a al s — “Hh “i a * =. 3 ae ve : an.» , 4 ‘ GLOVES—Heavy rsey; a os — 1 we eee 3 Soe ee on O’coats and Suits 4 i the biggest pluralities ever : MO PS «ae Pe Sey te A ae : — EE . T / YY eoqe’: Ne ME OER. We Double Flbow and g5 ; : Fx? IO 3, ; 5 ay Bosom Army Flannel; sv . here for Congress. Combs was defeated f he pl * (nm Ramet eo aie Cee US a SS: ES cae : , {- : ; i 3 ver. He served two vears Deputy Prosecuting At! Jackson County. Last - ’ > ar . om ont 4 . ace : . . €. Senator Reed has predicte é ae i Taare.” ae ng Be Pree mint Ie ee HY : ¥ — en ee ne «+ . . -* . . * a 6 . r - > +‘ A ie * > I illiz ~~? ; lit : 7 ‘> ms ¥° f ~ ff rhe ; ‘ . Fag oo oe iste > ee S at > o . . , Ti iliant po itait cid f ~~ ‘ Vi , F SS rer “ 4 on: pe.2 Ys g . yy ee a : - 4 . . — . a i - ‘ o ? ~* ap . — «*«4ee * , A — “ ee . ee 4 The (“ongresseman-elect is a 1a) , ' it. oe : mar ‘ PEE es x ¢ ’ ‘ a bee: s- ’ *re O22 28H 2s ss . 2 _" ? ‘ » ™ +, * * e “ aa* a+*,* ~ 4 » . 7. " an PO oe Fis o ae > ad > Pry see * ~ Ae ag . F > Paes «.. - ~ pm :- * = ’ ~~ ee o Sete, ¥ wey ee csr , 2, & { oY par “ ~ ese ow ¥ ee Fs + > aoe : o é . ~ ral > > - e , tN . P eae came into promine! nel Bae Se - + a4 > 5 bale aS oe a s - “§ one - re Se ae . . aida . aa ‘ ‘ : : 4 2 .". i . - ~ 2 J ~~ PP - a * k 3‘ a. a) >t > .%. * a 8 » * 4 ~ aad i. | bel r _* - ta . 6 wae 4 6-* ° 4 fe 7 i: .~* ° - “ fense counsel .for Mr Alberdina Oy = cee Se Ae ed ne 1; SAS Tee Cs ¥ ened 2 “ : - cre . a n . Cee kee PRES ee George Hamilton Combs. the Country Club Christian Church. |J See Pea = Oe ie ie ° . vet He is married and has one son be} RetG fy COED - os ? in Si - & Mie -F > P% yfe at aoe are 4 sal Te SR, OO Pee Oe OF Sm Ca -® ox 6 Os * a’ Peg ( *.y. bi Samuel J. Montgomery of ase Double-Breasted Box vem a gh sesame hia 5? 3 ). : ; =: : ae : d W | S = 3 Ar : : , ’ a Models YW ; Sere. alid- VV 00 Eee & Double-Breasted Tub ITALIAN MISSION RECEIVES : “Sia es OS eae > eg ha - at ay. ay See . * sr fi: Pg ee a eae odeis Crowds Cheer Duke of Spoleto—No_ & Mail ey pe rg? res ay = a 3s ee: a6 is . Blue Overcoats Political Question Is Said ~ A £2 ae ost All Si ae 23 ae aes Gray Overcoats Oo. lige aig it bes: ce Ramer fy IZes Se ee 7 Brown Overcoats ian mission, headed by the Duke of |f Orders Bridget ay foeeey = f_ Silver Fox Shades areata a 2 ae Prom t| ‘Sate Sag Up to 52. aes a Velvet Collar Overcoats : p y A ne eee SY eee > Chesterfield Overcoats tended all the honors i . ~ © . s We Rak =} ? ye : bog By Z a ° fer" ’ —- , . of end , " ~~ pete ot » “ ee eee silikeaiers ry paen seh . ¥ . 7 ad A SE eee ee ee cone > wil Neat ae fe as 92 4 ek ee i. ~ = SHE ore ph Ma orga lapsed Ans ea titer rum ten a Fe 8s ed particularily for patients of the Jewish Hospital other Jewish institutions, b: ed to listeners of conducted at 1:30 p. m : by Rabbi Leon Harrison of Temp! Ierae). He wil! speak crom WSRBF the Stix. Baer & luller station Dr. Harrison will speak on “Tha Chastisements of Tove.” Miss len Wambuechen, contralto, wi! sting two numbers, prefacing prayer by Jewish Hospital if wind toc =n | There Is Only One Millards 5 - ves. rewoia re nt re are re- S fore in S # L ou i §s ixt ang St. Charles Open Daily Until 6 P. M. eerie in toe Sewish ant. Saturday Until 10 P. M ~~ = ie i ot oR ee ee én Sikes NMG, Peo cuca and to oe and That Is Located at ; { ; , Jewish institutions for children, isi ok at FE. a? a Pe ths be gt pepeeeatics tet vente elas dade bbs tig

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og PRIDAY. EVENING, [NOVEMBER 5, | 1926. es aren OR _ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . Ss re Louis, Brotherhood Q Lrmerican ' - NCS =o —— feo a Mrs. Lillian) Cook, St. Louis; Woo | | NEEDS MORE CAPITAL: s:.8eco"sco~: |S) 5gge egeen 1927 Freshman | rv aa gi tees t | sens oo | r " : ~ a treasurer Wate @ The Power Tube Set Stockholders Nov. 15 to Vote on Proposed: Increase in WALL PAPE R Completely installed in your home sue in a handsome mahogany Common Stock. Special Hi-boy Cabinet SATURDAY ONLY! S 5 119 KITCHEN g Convenient Terms 1 | Rede cane — Tretead WB St. Louis Greatest Clothins Store lds _ DROP SY w “eS OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT. blets |, Short breathing retievea , ee. ) corre hours. Swelling removed a , Gays. Regulates the heart. ease C medy. | liver and kidneys: purifies re » of Pom DROPSL key returning, “| ’ Avante, Ga. ¥ co. By >, *t ier |On sale Saturday. Our racks are crowded with thousands of newest style, Fall and Win- oP hae | ter Coats. All the latest models, fabrics and ® | | pecaseee oa , colors, including the celebrated “Kilkenny” , “ah \ , | Need for additional! Xe: Fy ptatds and twist tweeds. Finely tailored. ‘8/{ ee rt 3 isuffered this year has resulted in muse $25 Kinds Kinds |/$35 Kinds $40 Kinds||$45 Kinds J : . la call for a special meeting of OS EE nee ee | RO NIE a NTE , . \ . + ~ gp 4.50) 15 75 , stockholders of the Fulton Iron ‘en% : j S » J ; A: | Works Co., Nov. 15, .to vote ona : | | x ; ' ; . 7 \ : iproposed increase in the common +5 ‘ " “ * capital stock. - s be : : | Ten thousand shares f preferred 7 a + | tock a! {j 40. $4) Siri r S | eee par Po } . . ' ¢ 7, - 1lue common stock are mow out- “4 : : ae cS j! standing The boar if directors ias decided that it 1s to the best HIGH-GRADE BALTIMORE TAl- , ~~ interests of the company) to in- jane 1 90 TWO- PANT SUITS ane TWO-PANTS sa ee —— 'ecrease the common stock from 49,- f#for thea i i 44 ———$——— ee Ce a ihe ca at 4. PAPER rol Reguiar 10c and 15c Value One of Webster’s big One- Day Specials. Buy at this low price, whether yOu are ready to hang it or not! Xmas Delivery : If Desired OPEN eee ages WEEK 1103 OLIVE ST. 5911 EASTON AVE. _~-BR UNS WICKS — RADIOLAS— RE CORDS oe Webster hax 900.000 rolls of the finest Wall: Paper in St. Louis—alll on ante at prices of Ie, Se and Se a2 rell and seo on 000 shares to 80.008, and « leérs at $10 Jd colors. ‘olor Your Suit or increase to the stockho!ld Finely AW rt ny Overcoat. a share upon certain conditions tal lored. equa! ed iE CA ‘ rie : 4 i te ’ - $25 to $40 om ” ne Free Notice of the decision has been VALUES Alterations mailed to stockholders by 1: ig. Double and single breasted« in great variety of fahries and every is ne De ansdt Holds to 5c a roll, including walues worth as high as $2 a roll. but nothing in our atore priced higcher than She a roll. Cembinations sold only with "—¢ wins * Lr. WwW beautiful borders or bands “The Big Store With the Canopy” WEBSTER’ 809 N. Tth St. r ; i ‘ ne TOPCOATS Overcoats } = setae ‘lla k. after GABARDINES Gabardines seco hi have a book valu og > “a 200 new style silk-trim- and Sg Long Pants 4-Piece Dou- Egg aed rm Cause of Depressibn. 1) Over 500 : aS Raa A PA OF BP e TRY a 3time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results almost certain. dp eT ain OO Oe Money refunded on canceled insertions. er 5 ble - Breax«t- : Fite ed Suits with a ner vweat i dines are ; i SUITS leng z o - zgenuine Serviceable aol + gg lla Garments. ed. S22 NT] a) — 4-piece 21 1- 90 4-piece high- values . : | Close Out at. ’ t cz wool double- grade all ave ‘ ; - . oa dats be mae Wy =". big Wool Longie iders | ie , , - 3 ee , ] salt, Lone and olf ber ia] GORDUADY [Srzrs TEL | sence siion nam udeuitea tn ma R . T a} mae... + o +2 # > > S, Pants. very little sugar machinery business Sah, Ga | — ; B oO bat kind .... MOLESKIN | sveciat $3 0 | juring the first six months of 192 ADWOHL So) HRIS MAS ercoais 90 oys’ Overcoats weve (voun compan obtaines cm | Hi Boys’ wy . iether plaid lined Rie its am ¢ COATS 9}! am -Wool B! ue E way ee a. oe gt i. ies tile 75 a In a wide va- Coats; mannish modes or Rh % ret erge¢ Pants | E / sn oct 4: £6 wedges a ; ' a 1K « AD A A E j riety of light 4 p worth 17 $0 eae oo oe | sen “| fine weave: $6 ness. This lack of business }- fre 3 ‘ 4 . and dark colors. S§ double. . ' ahere ‘ ‘ pve fi ' vee ’ 3 3.85 led with unusual. « X } LSe iff eri a igne ) Purchases Made During This Sale Laid Away in Our Safe Until ong if Desired PRRRUDADEAAERERESEEEO85008 19909095000 0000000000000000000005000008 Da haaaaaaAaADAAAAADAADAAADAAARSD DEDAADAEREDEEE EA EERE EE Millards have— t ——_____— bia WEATERS—$5 Men's . . si 'e Nani! - a7 Be =, No High Rents! r Mi Wook. la = is — 4 — a — ek (a a sg FALL HATS | No Delivery Expenses! ees. DO Feered ritted OS No Credit Losses! BD JERSEY GOATS—$2.50 Heay.t ADI Men's, fleeeed, ribbed... DD! Veh te) brim a apes. wh 85 hon. bh —~ a ‘ ; : ; } “_ f No Buyers! Oe reece Boe ints: ... t25| + Hats No Bookkeepers! By boys’ Movelty Suits... 75c/All-Wool Lumberjacks 2.85 SHEEP.LINED 5 Fleeced ribbed . 7 — — An DIAMONDS A yy Are noted for their exquisite beauty. You can’t make a mistake If you buy any of the pictured group of Rings, ranging in price No Floorwalkers! a ee , a waa, | | | tf 3 BR Grrmatis—townide =a gS Shirts—Men's Genuine Broadcloth, 7° 3" nts Safe 11 Ne r | 4e ue a oe ) 5 oe SHORT GOATS “Sa i aN gn {\ se | _ aN fe Weakly \Se eckly $47 from $27.50 to $60.00. Terms 50c and That's why you save GLOVES—Heay Canvas; pair... 7|GLOVES—WMen's Leather >| While 200 Last. . Re eee dee la ts gihig GRVL. : agai ~ Oe tnd More Bi Gi0ves—Hear Jersey; Pair __12| GLOVES—Suede Fabric a SF, cs ee | : 1 -|! (97 ZB BM chinery since 1881, and js the ac. [GigE ERAS ARG | Diamond i 2 5 on O’coats and Suits —__—___—— Risstaiansuiis | Genuine Collins 4.! ot Waa ie aaciden Ko’ Gmcr aeltl |e : BMsotskimo Shirts f (Wool Underwear. » Sh dl eee Soe bee buries vol til | emer, 6| A Dette SWedden Mille Ss), j f itista C4 ae : ~ , rs | urs this Hing—is a real Gradwohl spe- | PEN SA N IGH IL ball Se tail ering : nm sip : ; not ‘ae hy kept nale | Yi Z « " es | containing 3 beautiful genu- kf tor. | ial-——3 ine Dia rT | ; e = 7 ee a er i dae Rae a Na TN (i, o ‘ 3 ary & . clal—os genuine - 5 cep te : : pam ae | i at vn kee age ine Diamonds, given ree ay monds in a lovely nmaustrv Na rig ated : j =z : o , pune ry j i = re hl z “ ° . pe La anes , At i - “ “3 al - o fox & A , itp: oe > pie | cd , = oe td 4 1. : ‘ ,. 4 : sg 7; Cf *¥, ‘ 125% — = Stes o et kind your grandmother used. Guaranteed to — = yoodbiseastk aeetee EH last a lifetime. Choice of any of the following pat- terns: Anniversary, Ambassa- & 50 dor, Cromwell, Old Colony, 7 These 26-picce Sets come com- plete with utility serving tray. 50c a Week CO HO HOO 8 HOU 01O1 000 7 800 SA ie a ii to on nie 2 MOR a ab Rs Selealtite ta tne tal nie titi drtsten hers Mt ee | — . — _— * . Se Ee ee een eed sagre se aR a aaa eee 3 Cote te eee ar ~o Sais, Ste, Mh dy, Ain, i, th, Sp, Gh, Se, ae 2 Pe eT ct lly et I AS eR A tay is — " wien. een note acta eteh old at above price for cash all over the U. S S “ : Sg: a , 2 ' 9 Grad wohl extends deferred payments at no ad- This « hi irming 12-piece vance tn price. The utility tray, which goes FREE: Rosers Silver- with each set, contatns the virtues of a “‘lift- plate 1 civen with wre purchase of $25 or over, out’ and silverware rack. With usefulness and beauty of a serving tray. Can be used as a untt when setting table. Your choice of la ae > Mame moe at a Polychrome or old gold with floral decorations HEAD OF CLEANING COMPANY SHOOTS AND KILLS HIMSELF Harry Cohen, 57, kinds fkafe With Revolver in Office at 5642 Page Boulevard Furniture is coming in— exchanged lots of desir- able designs—and St. Louis dealers are making attractive offers in today’s Post-Dispatch Classified Household Goods for Sale Columns. Gradwohl’s | Offers in Men’s — Watches ae The above Watches are sold 65 Men '« “(Lothic” in- -30 by others ut #i5,.00, a fdiestructe Grr” ee oe nie: Wetehes. in Siiere™ 26 pieces uarantee ed be models, ihe o nm ] 5 this y ited Ce ae perirer time- ryesa 7 x . _ ss | keepers Viateh that can be rad Lids ¥* gir ped ind not hre mk t tiiits mee ' iota ; enh 25c¢ Week $4 91 ving part ‘al movement, 50c a Week for these latest and more perfect 50c Down—50c a Week Remember the Gradwohil stores are exclusive ager Gothic Jar Proef Strap Watch es 4 Ladies’ ae 7% , a ue n’s Octagon Watch Wrist Watches — o” y. ,. ; es . 7, ‘ Ma handsome Tet Viateh adiueted a benastiful white or grees : ‘ j \¢ j £1 7 ? = ; : t onseatiil > EWS spall \, pie a weed Oh ¥ j 2a ‘ - .t iss ; ee " a ace — ‘ iD wi i | 2 rireae sd @ rele fi - Mi 4 AN reer eRe ne the experiment. eee ame ee a Nee amma < ba : vice president: Kathryne Hales

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FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 5. 1926_ _ STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ " | the father-in-law. C. A. Slater, and | [ po: igon ' + ; 'mails in an attempt te ss * “s cae ae aaa a, wy : Established 1891 i Judge B E. Porterfield sought re-| Estabrook s white came 1 aN IF — | ' venge because of cision given, cussed their trot ibles in the pre- Bie. Se ) ' ‘bv the Judee. udg Porterfield! sence of the chemist. hey said | ‘ ; : - = l , / lias ial’ an -hild to Mrs. that Estabrook had Knocked 5 : . sae FE a ‘ . | . | | , awarded custody of a child to Mrs. oo Kae eRe . $25 Double Barrel Hammeriess..... ga | | | | Estabrook in Li family dis- down with @ Cuil NG Aad CHaSe | 4 Field G a ‘ . ak “ vu “ a4 . ” ae . . ae +h ~ st | $28 Lefever Double Barre! + owt juan the “ Manufacturers pute. 3 - A - the Judge a ' . * . - is charged that, angered by er I “« $13.50 Winchester; model 97...... at, oe ¥ ; > wee aa Ae a. PS Sot oe : ashi Be ht ‘ct brook child to the mother. Two iet-; ; | chemis rook child tc ee: | : | 4 $10 Single Barrel Auto. I ject OF.....,.30% PAGE 29 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - 1018 Olive Street 3 | | Pitebrock. @ cereal to the Judge were introduced, . . ’ = sent poisoned pancake flour to Por- ters t& | - | bre = NCLUDING: | : i: ' be ~ Mrs Po orterfield | purp orting to have been written by . Reming ton Auto. . os "eee e805 # " : Le ‘ ‘ eon h " iad the ’ Estabrook ine tirst ne, dated | . iat a ; Browning Auto., 12-cauge. "** evens Tr a Sica i is > “. Chae OA id Sees RAN Sine EO ore er RR lla 90-4 ae! eh od oS eo eo fa ass / nee ng ET 7 oe wae oe ye ite Stephens’ Pump Remington Pump, ham- Floor Lamp eRe) TN Combination Bench — ti Roy | Music Roll Cabinet nad : : : | ' ‘ r . ° + £3? 3 ,r err : t nak Ps > 4 © a | 4 Selection of Music Rolls + Trauss Brothers, Bankrupt = sudce Porterfield said that 1 m goin make you enforce 1 merless . $41.25 | Fox Hammeriess __..11) ) i 3 o a Rh 3 9k called on bh in | Or wii ee er eee Double Barrel ‘Hammer. $13.95 | Marlin, 22 Repeater... __ wqudq§: Jewelers, Blame Their cecara to tamily disputes. Later are.” All standard makes of Guns and Rifles at bargain priewy, , SHELLS—AlU standard makes in stock. TE en ; | | ; Friend and Debtor, Uf- pga. smokeless shells, §5e to 9c; high base shell» ue —— : ‘ | oF to $1. S: assorted shells, vari loads, in iots of 206, a | LC pH land, for Their Action. — any e desired “zi umak | pe Ji kinds of Hunting Cleth. US ere \Borrow Our Money! | |W # ows sevice T= ae F BOTH HAD PERSONAL & . ' RADIO | . Hi 3 =i ee a : ie! 4 he Yahlem System of loantin ras made for tia working man. — F , 4 ACCOUNTS AT BANKS a 10600 ae pasa: to pay bills, buy coal, re- Let us show you the Valley Tone 5tube Eadio Receiving Set, Rare | : 8 nd ala a. epee : burzains ilse bergains in B Eliminaters agg les« 2 eae satus bie Ae Battery Gatag- Battery Charger, $55.00 complete, Each Drew Out His Money 2 iy Dros a Dee ng Se ee ee ae 10. Before the Failure but 9 . y prening. We'll explain] everything: free OPEN UNTU. 2621 OLIVE ST. ™*2F stag g:30 SAT. EVE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OF JEFYERG, Can't Remeaster | Wietis Yahlem Finance Glial "1033 rere if —— ; Remember— 20. at @ Player-Pian They Did With It The ilustrati bor ic . prscllbelons e 1 I . tures the new Kenmore Player with a beautiful tone and of latest attrachs | CAPITAL $250,000 | In addition td eight pages of comics the Sunday Pag ) Dispatch contains a special magazine for the childres, ~ er @eee. S888 eR 88 eSe8 —\Tee PUEDE ERE eg Outfit style and finish. ae ? mas Cabinet, Bench and Music ils, this completes @ ful Player-Piano Outfit. Only $375 is The Brothers Trauss, Jack and @ ? , é , , a to : itfit, and best ot es i aa et $8 all, you ‘abn buy it on such easy terms (as low Sol bankrupt jewelers, concea:ec They edmitted | ms as re per week) that you never mise the pay- set ¢ the firm. Your present Piano, Phonograph or Radio ments and before you realise the Piayer-Piano eo ss . as much yesterday at a hearing be- will be appraised and accepted at full cask fit & yours. value as part first payment. fore Referee in Bankruptcy Coles. . i . . r . t ' Open Every Evening Until 9 O'clock You Can't Afford to Wait! Call at Once! ewan thourh thelt memories wire ” ; not so good on other matters. STARCK PIANOS: AS k Bj SD ac IVNIVERSARI ALE . arc Lani o wat the concealment was to de end are known throughout the i it = $900 to $1500. Easy payments es o4 UWfiend ie friend and SECESOT CSRS RCE RTO E RE cere Cee eee eeeeeeeteees 4ebtor, now serving a term in At lanta penttentiary for uduilentiy -oncealing assets of the Milton 1 r s’ ee ee oe any a Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Player and Upright Pianos a am sggesniggotie "eh eumadeh) ede ee eo oe sgnaena bande 1e oon |Decom Ur Vandervoort’s mig ws Ready-to-Wear Store—Basement Watch Co., of which he was presi- the large comsgervatories of music ed S: | 1018 OLIVE ST... . Corner Eleventh quality. New Starck Player-Pianos * te ue ae Oe Me oe ee ge WINDOW DisPFPLATzTS peony ~ hie | he auss Jewelry Co. had ash on hand, Ufland would want 4 : some of it, : he Trauss brothers = ee “Ff nd | mi ne : ; . ai Se i} . ; Ufiand Very ete : A = a : oF f N. aivars comin RW AA fier CU Fee mar Ww P ; , , “er “mar. Ufila For Ages 7 to 14 wT s- ; Tailored ra HE sale price hardly covers the cost of eesteke | US : the materials used in these gingham o ah) E of Beautiful F Dresses. The styles are smart and prac- home 0 Te ; ao } r in plaids, checks, pos H eran es Quality Silk tical for school wear stripes and plain colors. The Dresses are trimmed in hand em- - 5+ | | | | | RESSES for bo Aroidery, self materials and contrasting colors. | y widely varied : modes. Fashioned o | | No phone orders filled on these Dresses. 3 | = Limi = 10 Dresses to a customer. f s @ crepe Siam, or tlat cre oA | and two piece mode ee ee itucking in back and ff | lored details. Frocks ee etna re || | ool Biceses | @ well-dressed women | “Do y _ @® general wear as “a | ied 2 o it, ™ ¥ Sel POY «ta ° at 2; yn x wad wi - * - wey - a the ha oe ' 4 . f f ak i we hee Ghee eee Me ee ae : ae t ee les ; ts eb “ ee a ae pe Say 2 FUR x ie LR 3 Re ee " - : . AEDES OE ae” IE SE io ces EN A SRS Sa a oe Aes Oe MR Me rk ewe Ris Joie be »/ a M, dy - y Ma ae Xx peo OO eas JE gt " es De ey : “eg e MEAS sige MPRA Pak? 2 © ote or PR gay Ries "Ste tdi 2 3 ge os an eRe See 2 ES ee ee Saleh ae ts Sie or # $ - Bye ie - FR Sil 9 3, be 5 SAS GoM > ety > y remember Bames. ur company’s books show : mee gig / Regularly $6.75 “Witness's Memory Bad i 4 You give $2009 & rv a rn LOD ’ = ; ; Dreanas tH at ul ai wes : ( the bankruptcy, (he cold i 4 ry nniversat! , Ts stripes, S + " , a re a | . *? , om a . ~ - - - X aia . — erence bee NY 4 Meo e * . . . - i * = - y . > ; 2s ; = - ae * _ . * : ~ + . «- Ss > Ww -_—_ eS, ‘ o - « ° ho ; . * e+ ’ 7 “* , i Wie. ” : : ; f . ; - ’ : ; : , ~ j . 4s i ‘ ‘ 4 ast “ Rad | . Vv. _ ‘ -s, ; j j : = — > -_ > : - ~ . : j y | .* : jo by & ~~ , : ’ : —- —— : oe 5 ~~ “ty ~ * 3 3 ; . : mat” ‘ j i > > ; ee / « & 3. i . : >| ai. 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S FHECES St/ ) (UY 4 That = — Porterfichki Te<tifie~ at Trial of F«- . je A tabrook Whose Child Jurist Pur es : : 2 _ - Bee . ; Suitcas + in Mother's Care. iit Pe 4 Se 4 ‘ . Fs | E ~— fects aaa aa of { ‘= Amoi Prinnin ae % | “ and 30 inches Of KANSAS CTTY, Nov Alva W.] : : Black long. i! ed dell CONVENIENT OUTSIDE ENTRANCE ON NINTH — — ode a = Vanderroort’s Lugyage Soe een. | Bh oe wr ae F — —) ee an ee . - " _ n ” : ag “9 * , z st a a bee ee ad Z ey Xx wht A “ a v ls L s 5 % oe ts Cee , i's 2 ay are Ns al anaes od Ps — ‘ee eeeeeeseeenmmemmeeeeens AR a Pn a

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SUNS & SHELL BARGAIN PRICES $34.95, 5.50 ' Auto. ME Birinci tat kn Bedind. a te & Ye oe $4 4 9.90 mutD., BSS. sc ee cs 6h. Auto., 16-gauge Savage Pump, hammer- I CSS s and Riftes at bargain prices, 4 makes in stock. G90c: high base shells, smokeless, rious loads, in lots of 200, at $4. 40 5. wa kinds of Hunting Cloth. at reduced prices, DIO— tube Kadio Recelving Set. Have 1 burcains in & Eliminators and Batten q Batters (hargers. 200 complete. RICAN MDSE. CoO. IVE ST. 3 ALF Block west | LAND RETAIL OF JEFFERSON »s of comics the Sunday Post. magazine for the children. Ba mt = a ae -—— hots I ae | 4 bup of these hat will de- materials a cuffs. In- ‘ red, brown Sizes 1 (a 6 $2.75 Shoes with heavy welt soles d of black or tan calf. Good bOoking and long wearing. $ $ ; é ie if if e € 2 & 4 i | PRESSES for both women and misses in a “ay ii) modes. Fashioned of an unusually fine quality | crepe Siam, or flat crepe and beautifully tailored. One _ and two piece models featuring double collar and cuffs, | tucking in back and front, novel pleating and clever tai- Er Ee. owe i a eh eee well-dressed women and misses favor for travel and general wear as well as for sports occasions. eattltcase that has many of ss ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER re v, 1926 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH wy Sale Ea UMWMAEWOC Saturday—An Outstanding Anniversary Event in the Sports Shop, Second Floor Special Purchase Sale of New Sports Frocks Regular $29. 75 and $39 Dresses at Tailored Styles of Beautiful Heavy Quality Silk Crepes widely varied array of the latest sports lored details. Frocks of a distinctive simplicity, which Sizes 14 to 42. Chanel Red Jungle Green Slate Blue Buffalo Raisin Bordeaux Tan Navy Black Sports’ Apparel Shop—Second Floor. The Millinery Shop Offers an diner Anniversary Special One-Day Choice ofAny $10Hat. : 5 Be includes a most attractive and greatly diversified selection of smart Winter styles SATURDAY for every occasion in ONLY SATIN HATS METALLIC HATS VELVET HATS _—-VELOUR HATS */ beh a FELT HATS All Head Sizes Black and Every Fashionable Shade Millinery Shop—tThird Floor. ’ i i ] 1500 Silk Scarfs Wardrobe Trunks The Kind Now So Popular, Bring RUNKS that are Exceptional Values Saturday T large enough to $ Q5 | carry as many as fif- : | >] 29 Two Anniversary Trunk Values teen garments. The round edge construc- tion and solid steel corners afford durability and the appearance of a Crepe de Chine much higher priced Trunk. Georgette Crepe Chiffon ee eee HE Silk Scarf adds a bright note of color Large Suitcases a cent | to the Winter costume and there are That Are Regularly Priced Re oy i Scarfs here to please every taste. Printed $11, $12 and '$ be De | i Georgette crepe and chiffon Scarfs with oonmebige Sepadoery A ae wit fringed ends in beautiful combination colors. be faches tone. «, $ » PS The crepe de chine Scarfs are shown in enamel drill and fitted Se Ty equally smart colorings and may be chosen rr thad Se ‘yy . q eep tray. Sy) _ with fringed or hemmed ends. Vandervoort ’s Neckwear Shop- First Floor Sale of Women’s Handbags ; J. y (EN UINE Leather Bags of Morocco, calf and reptile grains and a few silk Bags are presented in this group of more than 2000 for Saturday’s sale. You will find values rarely offered for $2.95. Many have leather-covered frames, while others are of metal. Fitted with coin purse and mirror. Sketched Are Several Bags. There Are Many More Equally Attractive. Bag Shop—First Floor. ne ee ee ee —a _ Oe Ee. a a - i binymaamy Cream i* ‘| lini Sale ie ae ». V. B. Toilet Preparations Sold at Reduced Prices Only During This Event TOC te Va Bi | 50c 5. .¥. Bs. $0¢ 3S. V. B&B. | $1.50 S. V. B. : , : Hygienic | Almond and Vanishing Cream Charmeuse | Benzoin Lotion 35c | Face Powder | 35c = | $1.10 alf- | " ema id protec- | | : A fi i = = = nl venti iat | ZL , Maree Dot 1 1 4 tive Cream: | 0 ere igemy, >| Of light del- | jsgag tle of sooth- | | =3224'| for motor- | | blanche Hei || icate Cream a. i | Te aes | ing, golf- | \ eg : . aes 4 that | pene, diem a oe eae, ing, and SS nt ga trates the | j#2% | that prevents | other out- > ovéti« pores. | ui 7 | dry rough- | door sports. flesh. bru- $160 S. V. B. | {Sy nes L nette, Orange Blossom | 2 : Toilet Water | $1.00 Theda Face $1.35 Cream Emray © 40c S. V. B. 75C | Powder $316.57 Peroxide Cream | | | ad Three Tubes, odor that faith- | | iit esl of Cream on Bleaches, , t jthat is pure, | Wik 50c AI to make | ==} tones and ee ture an | == smoo 7 oo . natural tlow- | daintily firm and pn skin after perfumed, | healthy. | : cleansing. Tollet Goods Shop—First Floor. er tm nee a — a ——- The Anniversary Sale Features Consolette Model Sewing Machines For One Day $ Regular Price, $126 Anniversay. Savings, $5] The Lowest Price at Which We Have Ever Offered This Model VERY attractive and prac- tical antique walnut-finished consolette that will add to the beauty of any home. Modern im- provements such as improved take-up, automatic tensions, etc. This is the lowest price at which we have ever offered this model. Only 40 Machines, so you will do well to shop early if you desire a cabinet model. Club Plan $5 Down —* 3: Moptila Sewing Machines—Dow tire cy Week-End Candy Special U. S. Latest Word Rolls SSORTED milk and dark 3 for str 17C Each —_—|,-AAchocotates, wrapped caramels, bh | bonbons and pecan jumbles. SELECTION of Word Rolls that in 4 | | cludes both standard and popular num- | 50c Lb. 2 oe 95c bers. Choice of three for 50c or l/c each. | | : Sixth FI ‘andervoort’s Candy Shop—First Floor. Vandervoort’s Player Rolls Shop—-. ixth Floor. Vandervoort 's y Shop r . - oe nt Ci a Om = tom Be ~ ee . a “ Ae TO AAA . ~ ~ aa cn ht i AE A oe = oe - . et AEE ALLL LALLA ak oan & = - - = — S = oe SS ee > se — ee oe ee ee ee ae ee ee ee ee ew J a . a — - ee shen ER eer Te i MO sl AE ie 5S cag. AR RA ti me ht aga amr AD My at tr Sa ll gS ORIN area SN te Leet aE AECL Nash Nee iaideethenienneaniaetdieteicin cette mae atiemien nie eee aan de ee be » “ no ee a rn — ae en oy »

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i Se ee an Se ee eee ene mye ' aes ace SA Te ctl act lier, aiid on eee ~ rye *: a Me i re CRESS SPSS SHH EET FOSS Y & HLH — a oe . - i i De Di ee en a Le. . ee ee ee . . " : a na : ’ # SE ge ATID Vga es Te ee Se ES. © ase he SACRE pias cept ETI VO 5 de eh he eee ee en on ee ee on ok oe he ee ee ee i ee ee ee ee ie eee ek eee ee oe ee & é Sn TTTOTETIC LCS ee ae ae ee a Bh. a srcemmaigues soe - =e ae a . sinnelatinandlimacasbens outer oman 1 ulhene ‘ ee een 4A 'ton a oti — ey ee ee ee erate 206 ne PILIPINO NE 5 nom Segoe Ser yt eer ee ee —— . tires aoe re . piieeveaninine damage - re we ope omppeenee . _ —e er es er on a eee Sere ele, “lle Magee et at re am Se tpt By Pew RRE TNE E Mee Ite ehh oka 4 Ce. ke * Gmie + $ 99 . Men’s coat Jimmy Bourke and Edna Blue, champion fancy skaters, will give a special exhibition performance $ ; : Swea at the Winter Garden Saturday evening through ters of steel, runners of high car- | ed, shoes of special , Pees skating | bon crucible steel. shoes last with arch- “supporting Men Ss Knitted of calf Tr | Courr- . - BOMUHOR 6 beck lc. $9. 4. ORG il so da wedih orcas $6.75 Vests $3.95 : Made of fine grade all. | Fleece- Lined ; ure worsted yarns with . courtesy of the makers of Planer _ P ; ; Youths Bla esy of hp 0 lanert Ice Skates heavy shawl collars. ribbed yo sa for which we are exclusive St. Louis agents. The cutte sn om : J Overcoats, $30 skaters will perform on Planert Skates, the choice clone f eoll reintorces Ay Sh of champions everyw here. Every skating enthu- p .Ccs. 4xceiient for mo- gal plain, bo ey eae Ae i ae siast should attend this exhibition toring and general wear and F x-Dack models. tai- L , oe Toe iust the conus £ 7 . lored of excellent quality jaSt the thing for Skating. , all- wool overcoatings in PLANERT NORT H- | PLANERT WINNER Maroon, Cardinal. Myrtle double-breasted style with -IGHT RACERS OR} RACERS OR HOCKEYS Kelly Seal, Beige 2nd Navy, | ienlaeain | peak lapels. Sizes 33 to 36. HOC KEYS — Tubes and | —Same design. as the Sizes from 36 to 46. ; ache OS soleplates of rustproof! Northcliff: electro weld. id > ae Youths’ College Suits. $30 Here are ideal for athletic sports Oe een worm The new college model Royston-Hi Suits ha w ina iy pairs of extra-wide trousers. and the short Promeh ly ‘in | Collis: Ankle Supports, leather............ $r.25 novetls satinnae oer = nee kinds, also for sch small, bulldog style lapels. They are very smart in the Collis Ankle Supports, cotton sateen...... $1.00 lent color combinations. vy girls. big are | wide striped and wide herringbone patterns. Very desirable in soft, | lg a pie | an ave knitte tan, gray, blue and brown. Sizes 31 to 36. brushed wool effects. enftes and uedha. 30 to d (Student Section—Fourth Floor.) (Spor sas | ee (Sweaters—Fourth Floor.) Fourth Leather Skate Guards. Colors are re! oy iS; nort! ne (70 oda— Fourth Floor.) Offers Values Extremely Unusual at the Beginning of the Season ~~ the height of fashion on your Single-breasted box Coats, double-breasted box Coats, rugged Ulsters, English Raglan © All sizes for ~ Kuppenheimer Suit in Trojan Weaves” : Sy WF * adhe A I Ps id ee) *r : w # Mei, Grouped here are Suits in the new shades of browa, tan and gray, tailored in Kuppem ~ long-weat~ ing Trojan weave fabric. Sime | gle and double breasted models, | (Men's Store—Fourth Floor.) Be Men's Interwoven Ho : : Men's Heavy Sweaters Shirts, $1.50" It Pays to Dr | It’s easy to be well dressed the HE. you get more value for your chain-store buying in large better values. Come in and let | chandise—-let our easy paynre without ready cash. evevwve te ——————— a > 7 > > . a > > > > 2; > >) > 7 > >) > 2 > A Wonderful ve oe Don't confuse these “= at this price—they are di eee them Saturday. A to choose from. y- Other Popular nd RRA AOA BARA ARAR AA PARES PAPA ® Men’s and Young Men's Fine All Woolen SUITS © One and Two Pants Model $9950 AND UP Ladies’ Winter Regular $47.50 Value A group a fine Costs bounti trimm with fur thet were tained at a big price you get the saving. 35 Others Priced to $87.50 GIRLS’ C VISIT OUR a ee a? % ae East sat Side of Broadway 3 606

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ FRIDAY EVENING, || NOVEMBER 5, 1926 _scmeneemeteemmeun J 1.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH qasuneunyen orn —_ CLOTHING CO. OCLEETEL | MARRIAGES DECREASE. ‘ = oe : On se s} = 2000 INILLINOS | SATURDAY BARNEYS syoeue aot SPE SATURDAY Divorce Rate in State Is Low- CIALS ee. _ ARMY. GOO )) UNTIL 9 P. M. ered at Same Time, ==" | MEN’S 50c HEAVY WOOL SOCKS, PAIR, 19c By the Aagsociated Press. CHICAGO, Nov. 5.—-The number : : of marriages in Illinois decreased | $12.50 SHEEPSKIN-LINED | Men’s $4 and $5 Heavy Wool | by nearly 2000 in 1925, compared “! . ;s x Be: , ‘ Sei e® i a r ? , i; ‘ ” 7 |out this was less than the increase : : ereaie Cae: te i * We Made orf Stl ae On , fi. Coats have i 3 as af Ie Fs linrae eavy ! ‘ a ] in population, so that the divorce. Ae and perfect. Don’t ae sec 2 é ‘ soft pliable ee © ei ae ee Better H.&R. Values |g) 2 portion.» ae ed peareet: Don't | | emo “ot ollnvl: Que Peek ty ew all sizes. € Pe aoe hide, heavy ue +. wh. ? ‘ poeketsat - | The estimated population of Illi- cy ut } | Plus H.&R. Courteous Service, |M} 3s eee ae ha Me hide, hen’ Ving “el On th N H &R C edi P] |and on July 1, 1924, 6,986,757. On| MEN S AND YOUNG MEN’S 2 92m ined. Brand- epee Sring Be Gay’ e Cw ° . r it an the basis of these estimates, the | oe. a new and per- gaa@eyp pee Ewa E Men's $4 0.0. Wool $ 98 imumber of marriages (per 1000 et! $4 AND $5 LUMBER a a fect. Think of Baamareog i ae */ | the population was 11.3 In 1925 as) JACKS 7 vie re iss oe ia | SHIRTS 4} |} against 11.7 in 1924; and the num- | This season's mew- sane | . ON Men’s $18 Genuine Leather Coats, Belted Model. $11. 11.95 | | ber of divorces per 1900 of the pop- | est shades and fancy la | | alation was 1.949 in 1925, as against | ae es ap ines eye M $25 Leather Coats, Belted Model; ...$16. 95 FANCY .) 5298 99 at the beginning of the s Don’ f Neglect Your Appearance pay idl ale oe | lara. front pockets: , FLOOR $35 aa a bor Fany Woo! Lined... $22.75 $4 woeL BLANKET ; . fe | GOV, FERGUSON'S HUSBAND Tl | watetebed. ote, : Men’s $45 Blk. Leather Coats, Sheepskin Lined.. $29.75 : MEN’S $8 MOLESKIN pe of choosing Coats 7am | ne at a noteworthy saving It Pays to Dress Well on Credit ——- PILES $!00,000 LIBEL SUIT erry MEN’ ¢ G5 SLICKERS ence. The sale i 1S made 4 It’s easy to be well dressed the H. & R. way. You can be attired in # P se 4 | ges caetemguaen ceeied gid nsrpene “si | > :. d Vy a JAC KET S New Styles and Models for All Men ¥ st we " : . Se ERE oe a ee aE 4 , SS LO mR ER en oan geauine leather eollar ALL au es = Re LEATHER SLEEVES new and santined, Think of SIZES ‘wee gee nest of the material and (Am oe a . t n ¢ aa me 4 a> - G f fashion on your own terms. It’s economical, too— 7 1 en-season period. = a or cee ‘cies for your money than elsewhere. Combined | Declared to Be False. fancy color; cordarey collar : | By the Aseoci buyi in large volurve—this is the secret of H.&R. ‘ chain-store buying TEMPLE, tgact Preag | better values. Come in and let us show you our wonderful mer- Te x., Nov. 5.—Former | chandise—let our easy payment plan aid you in dressing better - |Gov, James E. Ferguson, husband | and M d ] £ =| without ready casb. |of Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson, seeks | 3 oaeis i \damages of $100,000 for alleged WOOL ante deekieteensted tir ~ mace: - =) | . | _ ~ a suit filed is District | whe ® ) Bila y oe | | ul lero against the Dallas | $6 & $7 Fancy Woo! Plaid reed : $3.95 ged ve 1 BAe LINED. Isters, English Raglan q : 1 a7 News. ae | _ The petition names as cause for | $8.50 Fancy Wool Plaid Lumberjacks... . $4.95 en: ; oe oN 4 SPECIAL... MEN’S $10 MOLESKIN ubulars. All sizes for 7 ; Zz > t ; | ! action, an article published in the Men's and Boy’s $3 Lumberjacks, all sizes: $1.98 ys, stouts. + - ’ ) ; > Ee | 2 |News reporting the testimony of Men’s $5.50 Corduroy Lumberjacks now... $3.95 SHEEPSKIN LINED, 4 4 : ) Ye f J. D. Winder, a road contractor, |} tt i 9 ; before a hearing of the Houge h . S . , : , =a “ F } Committee authorized at the re- RED GRANGE REGULATION uppen elmer ults ‘ pa 2 $* v. : cent special session of the Legis- rns FOOT . ag i, 4 iy lature, to investigate operations of / 408 Y BALLS n Trojan ¥' ea \ es = ~ S I rT Ww I p ~ i. ; . Texas State departments during * ge . WO ‘ie j ; THER SLEEVES r 4k endid All-Wool Patterns Z whe the Ferguson administration. ‘The [i Meet... | _article, Ferguson’s petition gays, ee a) oe Ae ee © Ow h ide . 3 ‘ P ‘a 7 a - - ‘ S j 5 ° a | Don't confuse these with the ordinary garments sold Pu» ° 3 , appeared under the headline, “Fer- S Tr CIEE). © © ov e@ fF, All sizes for men, ' . (ama | gt this price—they are distinctly better. Don’t fail to ‘Se 7 guson Demanded 10 Per Cent on & Wig il Rade x heavy and | women, youth &, Men's $2 Elk Leather Gloves, Sat, a pair re - . J ' , a oe Via hue 3 wl ‘tit, O , Pat ig ‘ ad children. ‘ § gee them Saturday. A wonderful variety of patterns ‘ga : A aes adoro‘ geosti rubber misses and ¢ ’ to choose from. ' ; a } Bid. bladder . $2.98 Men 5 $1 Jersey Knit Gloves, Sat., a pair rouped here are Suits in Winder was quoted in the article 6 ’ . * . ; ‘ sin sine tifvine a hme | new shades of brown, tan —- . bens nee Zi Sige he had bee ipa Single barrel; new and perfeet. hi-pres- a ; ! : -- -§% Ferguson he was to receive St. sure ateel barrel, fully guaranteed for a gray, tailored in Kuppen- @ | e Oe weil 000 road contract, and that Fergus - Beavy lends of nitre powder, hardwood mers exclusive. long-wear- 5 ee Ae [7 a em a gon “said he wanted 19 r cent —— gyre lO pre te age Ogg PR nto Fame me ) Ae ae that he would America in years and years; Saturday... . bad ja VEG it 4 a y Trojan weave fabric. Sin- 7 sete thes 4 > . 1 $6 and 816 tills” and double breasted models. 7 : : ; | , Fue oN subsequently issued a Bib ‘al -Fourth Floor.) , Other Popular Priced Models to $75.00 4 ; } | OMIA $ | all allegations made by Winder. $22.50 Double-Barrel Shotgun, hammerless, fully guaranteed, our price- $15. 35 1 | 4 : i. CLOTHES. | @F 28 cnet oat 655 pay | vege ay: $28.00 Lefever Double-Barrel Shotgun, hammerless, Nitro Special, now, $24.95 : | — : mare SS S OF DISUNCHION | | Legislatus mmittee has no, let $43.50 Winchesler Repeating Shotgun, Model 1897, nickel-stee! barrel $34. 95 oor i ne es 7 y . , é eer gai standing because Gov. Fergu- E y allie IIE. hy AT 544 > 7)? y? Tatu f+ the ’ P rigs § t d | 34. 95 gon did rot authorize the Lesipial $45.00 Fox Double-Barre! Shotgun, hammerless, on sale Saturday oniy- 4. — FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, VALUES UP TO $30 , > ce caleba aan vit il ys Adi tirdtindad eee $22.50 Marlin Repeating Rifle, .22 caliber, special this week Boys’ and Youths’ Durable sommittee in her call for the spe- Hf 600 Hunting Coats, good weight, large bloodproof game and shell pockels$3-95 | arty tnttored of this > a ~ — PAA Men’s and Young Men’s Saturday wool, one of the beat . . | , . Until 9 P. "M. SUI S toe , oe pep ', sh nen ore ie $1 75 SHOTGUN CASE } mated 69 - a J- - nawnee nelianee inal ee NIN L th r C eee nll “A ha Hing, ten MICHIGAN MINE DISASTER “ suatie ‘Sat: mesenger yon Sed pices urday. choice— Je Vaviets ts e oe 2 j ; O rie eee i . , pen Every ‘ la eSBION. ‘erguson s petition en’ destreA S Shirts : { Fine All Woolen Four-Piece also contends that proceedings of ff $15 Hunting Coat, 12-02. duck, leather-trimmed, slicker, bloodproot pockels $8.95 —es me ae | One and Two Pants Models Long Trousers or Knickers LEFT TOTAL OF 160 ORPHANS @ $1.75 SHELL VEST, WITH 34 SHELL LOOPS; SAT.. 98 Work of Recovering Bodies of 44 § HUNTING COATS MEN'S $1 TO $1.50 Missing Men at Ishpeming Pro- ceeds Under Difficulties, with large game pock- HUNTING CAPS ie fa rhe ets. Satur- $i nay! ‘ day; sperial ... ‘ ISHP: EMING. Mich Nov rr” ya The honeycombed workings of ; Corduroy, All- ool number of abandoned tron n ‘s > P a? . : , AA A d i. helping hand @ hs : today were :ending’ a } n / SHELTER > ’ 7 Ladies’ .cult work of recovering the bodies DUCK ai ‘ All sizes t +} > we 4 oe on 4 : ; . “A t e QO: i* ri} 7 €T) 4 4 ' rS @& mriin rapped t tne | Wee fatarday ’ Sport cave-in at the Barnes-Hecker mine c* ee choice, AG a , here: Wednesday | ie etvidtinees it to t elt ig BOOTS 3 =| \ 4 Coior!: {9C 4 $i 00 ee ' ages . the homes the widows fat . oe \\ es * $2.00 Cunningham $1. 50 OVERALLS an ‘Lg plete the set. Special 7’ . : = a Tt 2 2 x 5 ~ * . ad i le« sap] >. ] Picea, : ° ¥ ' comforting tneir cnhiiaren, and ac- H "se y K ‘ ed ii. : 7 a ; ‘eepting their loss with -the heroic \~ ; . (Men's Hose—Main Floor . J | a . } $ & Ls ) 3 stoicism common to their Engitsn MEN'S $10 HIGH /é , 7 ‘ a ae * ancestry The disaster left 160 or- cc Rip cia YF I ' | | A- ; phans. 16-inch, brown and white elk. 5 i “5 as Vapeomnarane Double soles, a boot constructed for ie ; teed. This w ~ wry a vy Sweaters @ SS a MAN FOUND DEAD ON TRACKS ff were orcerea ror the priee. saturs DURATRON TUBES 4 Regular $47. 50 Value 3 With Far Trimming Receipts o> Rehrageo 0 | Name of day, a pair Ron Hi . : . aden ios a = , , euble 4 A group of fine Coats bountifully Se takes ability cad real buying fas Reus sn ao shops FN cathe tt MEN’S $14, 75 BOOTS, (6- INCH on oe $8. 95 dl aaa tf ee, re- dige blue oi trimmed > gt thet were ob- “. power to secure values — oe cdl SE tienes utd | wriel Hee \de ed, and obs price concession~- Nobby ‘sport eifecte at truly low [MM] about 2° years old. wax found on Hh MEWS $3.50 WORK SHOES “accamin ivic. sore tor. $1.99 | | SHEE LS ' = ou y get the seving. price. the Frisco Pailroad racks east o ‘ triple stitched. a ’ throug howt: . a — eo vil | le on we the $2 We willl ex | aizean t2 to eeteisoeeee . ‘ i piscine ats Tuse that will net oscillate. 42 Jackets } } TY} y¢ stferday Bi tiy AT{Te ‘ ' » | @ pre. idineg T ube lights Th so ‘. our o min, -00 FROCKS ‘ st Tycy? nd f r. mn : hile riding between car Yr ‘ ae ——— a . Taine nd ar eae {1 3 Voltmeter or Ammeter each......S9c A Mighty Low Price ara hy aaa — MEN’S SHOES AND OXFORDS ¢ 99 $2.00 Electric Soldering iron... 8c | $85 ae “tr cans nat ( ‘hurch. : tiks. ‘ J > png Values up t9 $6. Pair ba $7.50 Fed. or Brandes Phones $2.49 GIRLS’ COATS.. ‘MILLINERY.. -SLICKERS ion seaover Moerechell, | 1020 Bis cas nap theft of a beaded ff $3,50 MAMA DOLLS, 22-IN. $498 CHRYSLER TOY ROADSTER eres | Qo! . $2.50 Full Size SHOO-FLY "9 g ¢ Two-tone color; exch packed in | Others Priced to $87.50 OOOO OO a die al a a ae al bag valued at $85 ewhile «she wus With »hai ‘ do di 7 KIN r R E VISIT OUR EAST ST. LOUIS STORE 314 COLLINSVILLE AV. eres aac ne ke In eee cee Se Se OCKING HORSES a epecial bes. Saturday oniy inches bigh, S44ach Porker: tist Churt a Sundav evening She special . : | left the bag with her wraps in ‘ain 5 < : 4 -anteroom after an escort had $2 HEAVY ATHLETIC Men $s $150 Winter : Fleece-Lined Sweat ; promised to watch the articles. He Sh; $] 50 3 however, becasme interested in th: irts, ‘ ? service and during his short abh- Here are ideal serene ; ) sence from the anteroom some per- . , 0 orschell's bs | 7 , / | son took Miss Morsc I's bag. minbes for athletic sports of a! kinds, also for schoo] boys | ! | | and gi iris. They are made 4 ; : . ) Man Sliaciees Wrists With Knife. — ALL ' S- of very fine grade cotton @ y, | ee eee oe | nee Se C ARMY GOODS STORE Lined and have knitted bottoms, ~ ’ | | i ott gore RRR Sem sagp Sizes C a . , lg wrists with a pocket nife ati | cuffs and necks. 90 90 East at, Side al O A DWAY Two Doors North 11:46 oclock last night when his! th Was HINCTON ) a » 606 NORTH BR & of Washington 'wife. Marraret, of 4562 McMillan SAT. od Fourth Floor.) & Bréadway eS ,avenue, who divorced him yeater day, f d be recone illed. He. MMMMMBRCOURTESY AND SERVICE—OUR MOTT) oe Te ee owe eee)

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Tt es x” 4 rTP ? ON _ST Ini HS POST-DISPATCH —— PAGE 26... ___.5T. LOUIS POSJ-DISPATCH ——________ FRIDAY | ES jl einaemniene eS EE = ——- a — y\ ( DOLLAR GLASSES " >) aN Se: SALE AT KEIFFER'S mr. , as = | | 7 x f , | Given With First 1500 Te € To further acqu BROADWAY-FRANKLIN © aT TE i a “Week-End Box” made in the ’ biai d “agg: J 4 es Are Real Glasses—on Sale aoe vt See 3 7 q chases | Saturday Only. sea cre ee as ~~ a Section on Saturday. : ; itis P ‘ Ui + . . 7 si Bes, big wonderful 2yi ATmies ‘ 4 with a . o = w gy . NY a ind v ™ - os Se NNN Pie sehen Alte ei aint sade (igs 3S ERY NRE a re ee ae ' or 2 P . om —— oh «: 0) regalia ath. teate! hea git ans Hy Pep Ni Ste Pe eee safes TE a Pee: £38 ait A ey nace ee eye + me ” a, PALER IS De ‘ . Toric ” 4 . a » : +} ail ~ oo? ; - . — . . — P2684 } ~ . - ia : ; Z .? bi F + es r¢ ; 4 4 ee : H on ‘5 : z é hae Ne »% . > . . . . . -™ ry —" _ . % a © ; . _*% - , . 3 . ‘ ‘ " ' : soa Pa ? » A « ‘ : art a 4 . on . ") ‘4 -#* aes _*s . + > ‘ . j ; ; Pe} 7 s>* ‘ © : ‘ . . e : : ¢ - : } ; » ia . , . . . id ‘ — z ‘ ene . P = Te 7 ; | até ‘ ’ ->s ." . ; : . - re i inn mr a . o ¢ ae : » 4 ‘ ‘ \ mn $e > a . i} : L? § 5 ef FS > : 2 . “ ~~ 4 ~7% , ' = > IE ¢ ' ; ; it x. Pe | baw A ; . “ . . Was S8aiary - The Public jolen Sunday and a few minutes : P | ptentrr pce ce ahaa Now. for Eye Glasses to LR NPD a oe RTE BIER et high Sas Seabed t Special Terms , “3 Px. > 7 i hse = . : , 7 = 7 ; : EE - a - Se : : “ g 2 # one (CRT Se FE OR LY New, popular | | QUA \LITY | ae | IPPON See ot ie curved model = pending winding up of the ba: : ES Oe | LcAA USO Seo age Mi, genuine jeweled re Se a - AT Low AG ee eee ae es mevemonnan es . eR , | | : . : xa at See 2G Ce NS ae rf Watch of rare dis- GRANDS W Seco those notes, weren't you’ asked Diamond Set es. = @ DE SAS a aie = etc : Ladies’ ~Ppooes SSS , ee Wrist Watch UM HS) ee ee KN me a | Hard P| ples Over Face’ ed an phen Skin Ver ry Rough. $1. 700,00 0 y q SUI EE 2 VT Rl RGN a ao ' ! ; ~ : . & aaa with was scattered all over my fac _ 4 LING Lf \ o* HE a = ie a AW 3 : nd ted sally § ) Tt ia ie an \\ 2 : DIAMOND RING with th were large arc Tew as : ‘ my c : - ; me ' itt cl f ‘ ev ie . 3 7 : Se . 4 : tered. They itched and burned ame} = tional Pictures for § | : Hie —— a ee ee ee un ust omethir a cid ied my skin — very rough. Su is AM ts ; $36.00 Value I used several remedies wit : success. I degan Using Cotices i “pron - p i ' ; s Ww Soap and Ointment end ina short| with the late Tho eal trap atch time I could see that they were help- | ie ing me. I continued the treatrrent SPECIAL \ Se... Fees Hi, | ca Gee aee teas.” (Siecad)| | th* time | | TERM x | fo. Si ical aitial Feature Miss Grace Jones, nee Aans. ‘ 0 gn me ee , 5c Down, \. és a | Wy | Pics ans el ig ea es ase a Peal : fs Use ¢ Cuticura Soap, Ointment and ge ig aa oteaRea De ae een gai f° a | SWRA " : ; , r . . ; i : z D : . Ai - : a ter : ~ P = : ‘ 7 i : *1 J Ns i 2 mon ¢ 9 ei? 1) RSS ~ 4 " , . 4 : + Le ae , . - d : i ain. wou ™ " : if 4 ‘ : j > ‘Ree : r - se, + 7 7 4 F ' a‘ r, ; webct: | : can" . _ y - : Bx ¢ m : ee on i es a a my Bae it a ‘ . me me t ha onan - re. is. e eoneall _ - ° . : bites: | i $34 7 7 poo i" - ~ : : » Se ee eS Ee ae ae ee ra [Oe SOMOS es | _ Set Onyx “%* mor tootbal games to all, ound service these mod- Mis are in — demand; kit fox, wolf, badger. raccoon band squirrel are used witha pyouthful charm and many — samatee models are in- aucec : Sizes 14 to 18 a eS = = ee eee eS eee “WEARS LIKE STEE Ain lege a Easy to apply—hermetical!\ sea! POLICEMAN HURT BY AUTO \ [ “4 , ao ® ‘ : sail | + = . egret Ee ‘ joints and openings—never hard- Chartes P. Sanders Struck When on i 26-P Sil la . us ay : : ae at a | | tert cetied 2 Fi i wee = ; : €ms OF CTa@cks. Sere can is sufficen Way to Duty. ts c. verp te ise. THIRD WRHAEK ' re — si : tig tt 4 Sti se = =e : 3 : Raincoats for the average home Patrol ries P. Sanders, fF 1847 Rogers Bros. LONI shinee - | ON SALF BY M isses—at Leading Hardware and Paint ....... +. pel S ; ; SPECIAL °24..75 > Ther $2 Weekls = ° - | Dealers Everywhere a waeen: me. 4815 Cu i ay li nen Ph aay, . | New Style Ladies 4 s 2 05 Made Pe STEELCOTE MFG.CQ, = *** eg es ae . ie Paid 7 . Ta eas aio 3418 Grartior Sr St. Louisa. Mo. : ' pee. eC . : | ti ) | a ai a : r Cc let ca tA , = . pet da ’ 7 ss | - -* . ‘ : . . Press ool Bef ite Relttiabie Caulking Comtrectors useand .» A ; ; — | recommend Steelcote Stainiess Caulk - ze ds omic ge We sna “ i . ee pF i brad , 2 s/t ee ! s Lr ; | od os — ae : ees mcseetlyh Fiere is styi@ @@@@cic heed) Gs & DA 4 a Lumbe Dealers File Petition . , zs a % : : ¥& = : 8 om 2 ' se ES: $ _ os a i | : pa Ra Washington Park : Beautiful 8-Pc. ae ‘ E : 7 ™ ‘ = oe ny | E = = . . b : ‘4 es —. eo * . : 7 ~ : a, ~ : ; ee , * . “ ¢ « etalts. Quaickest and best relie? df ad fr catarrhal erowp and children *‘ choking-ap’’ with phiegm at night - « " ; eT a i oy , “ vr . . ~ ; ‘ F 4 . . 7 i x — Qale fifte cente for a famiir bottle harn canftic: ane . a te PP nan ia o*, .. Ss : ‘ , «ip this guarantre offer and take hrough the eff or o pre. t > & hs . . i + ae rant? Ammrog at tnéag AT art “ar bes > ‘ , 4 = “ wee. — » ~4 . — hi D —- » : 7 Pour Killed in Powder Mill Riast. . ‘S (he Awmeetdetoed oor West perveme are hene«t and wil! OAKLAN? ' Wee" « ns « retere test articles ff the Ween te on iain th aA _— = ‘ = i edvertieed in Poert-IMepatch wante. ial 5 — nn et ' fhe Hercules Powder t x Peene veer erder ar icawe it with nt , . rT 7 }e@r searest druggist. : ™tnmola. 19 miles narth expiocation was tn the oix:

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___- _ FRIDAY EVENING, NQVEMBFR 5 1926 vnsthihitccnuiatiactiinsts asi ae tie PORONRDATON eee of The purchase a SEASON TICKETS to the SYMPHONY CONCERTS saves you 3314%—BUY THEM—TODAY! ‘et Hubbard Ayer’s “Week-End Box” We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps---Few Restricted Articles Excepted 1e ¥ Given With First 1500 Toilet Goods Purchases Saturday : Imported Hand-Painted Scarfs = @ To further acquaint our patrons with fa $6.95 Value, Saturday, $5 Be these renowned preparations we will present 3 ) ; ee a “Week-End Box” with first 1500 pur- € From Japan come these lovely hand-painted Scarfs a chases made in the regular Toilet Goods 9 and their colorings are truly Oriental in effect, combin- ing with almost any costume. Select one at Saturday's re Fs cae cee. OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY iron On senwtoistians Spill be we Wiser THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Los Angeles Deriver St. Louis , Akron Cleveland A Very Special Group of Fur : Extraordinary bi ay wast \ Hf | fo’ oe eae | : Values Many je Vth, ‘wx / hy eS , | Will Want At *195 . rd, .\¥ . gs ys Pony ari. om } JP oY . 3 ' . ‘ ‘ \* aay : the gS i tig et ‘ ; : BS | Hy | ‘ CHiiii., ge NO F Leiner : : we : or ‘ R : Ag. fi ’ A hia + . Bg Zt = oy ” , f. ye SS mo . ‘ aa Be q f a): ¥ ’ % 7 £ é a: “ = 9 ‘ > . r ‘ . 4 } , sf ‘ . +s : _ ‘ ' int . F : at fe] = ‘* , ; wt af See | r b . : MIE SZ we . @Ao ope No doubt me ik we 3 Big (O74 (, o™/ oa s ‘ @ No doubt, you've . ' ton . = : " mal f, : : , \ wy fi ey ml atop : | ee ONG een wanting just , a vf . ‘ +e? 7 7 * : _ AR % +4 4 , "tiny Be, y 7 ii dg ‘4 S, re, t , ’ ‘ i ‘ } | h ’ ] > i 4 o =» « : Y MYLAN : +.) Hi, such a selection as : ; j , j ‘ : 1 ; j | : ee . g ; , ‘hi . ; New, popular | : | "as an ks iG | WY fe Ja this! Smart Coats curved model, i, Nien 1 WY ; | ¥/ ease of natural muskrat, Be : genuine jeweled send weasel, plati- | mp,~- bd inter a S a) — > SP xp ‘ AP 4 i | pf : E: Y\\ WEE fine f A | 3 marmot and sealine Pee ' S\N cw UP : a = ’ . > , * ’ W LY (dyed coney) — : = Step-Ins and Bloom- Bare in hig emand, tN ae... hei an cs ma ers of crepe de chine, m wolf, badger, raccoon Frock “S a]s” NY ie Bie Ee peraseliss aaa priced . $2.95 9 squirre! are used with - | roc 4 DeCld > 4 ss J oh + im 1¢/ €2 | | " ws om i seer ~ 4 wae fos j Silk Gown: Che uithful charm and —s “ ; | Z Sy ae 3 ix) Se NN —offering dozens of new ee 4 mises, Bloomers and agmoor models are in- —For Misses Who Want to Save a Ag Se ea © Ss Sig Ae ape yp Ege Bhi 4 Step-Ins in many auded. 7 we Lif a i : y ‘stayeq —a! Dy kr shades, at... $7.95 Sj | The following special pes will — those ) me | ) yroper support we izes 14 to 18 who dress on an allowance: the modes are new and | NS ~” Pee age a} Bandeaux, Upl chic and the savings decided—come in and see them i if ee > and Confiners of s ifiks ‘ . | Saturday. e | a Fi : 9 $2 aa $2.00 me | . | = # = Sports Bloomers | mt lence eb Boe rain ae 8 po yo ‘ney aie “Surety” or “McCallum” Hose. They may be had in newest colors. : , % , Py i ji S peciall $ 85 3 Here is style i ce of several hundred Smart time Frocks of | ivtt. 4 ; Pp. : - y a H 7 | poe tie —— re rice ——" and rare quality in ae 350 satin, Georgette, crepe twills, sat Georget |. = paced ERY oe ; with lar e ockets and S. eatin: €O rgeette, iic $* H : “Mi C i 9 is éé ‘* a new-style ladies’ | eee Ee p . satin and jersey Frocks— crepe satin. velvet and —j 1 th that At Surety ose cLanum ose Surety Hose Bracelet Watch. _ with strap fastening. some tailored, others with Georgette and combina ‘oe “4 ae ) € “Fit- M All” style sports Bloomers are made Pair $7 Value Pair Wonderful value. a Bred, blue, green, rose and lace, embroidery and other tions. in favored colors iii * > r of good quality material and will give splen : s ? es trimmings. In Chanel red, and dozens of up-to-the- hen ! did service; with reinforced crotch, Finished $i Q5 - $ ld fl : 79 $1.95 . 3 jungle green, brown, navy ,; minute styles. Sizes 14 to - we wth picot-edged ruffles. In lhgnt anda cark Sheer chiffoes Sizes 14 to 18 and black. Sizes 14 to 18. (| 18. Fourth Floor | ; shades; 25. to 29 inch lengths. Third Floor Silk-top Hose in “Surety” Hose —~ chiffon or light A discontinued sold here exclu- service weight C ii are reinforced and 1 | : tyle i . top sively; may be had | 7 , iffor Hiose in in sixteen smart Mothers Will More Than Ever Appreciate Our Winter Showing of | have silk soles. In | twenty-five colors. | colors. Flattering iO vely new All 61 Z¢s, hut aad cobwebby tex. shades in every color. ture! Girls and Juniors Coats , d Jewelry Ts Hundreds of Them—for School and Dress Wear—at In Our Interesting Annual November Sale— ‘Surety Six’ ‘ $ € 75 $ oe 4 gem ‘ez iy i Lil . is i. - ie Ce Sees if > to ] Pees oe 25 dame) oC ED fe) In New Styles ea 1 @ So many new girlish Coats—of warm Bolivia, chin- $100 Watches | 4 hte ye Elcin Watches in 18-k. solid gold; 18-k. solid white gold, ith ovamuata tages 3 . oryles , ; ama inlaid a «4 sapp! oe . : omy ee > ae diamonds and inlaid © fam an 3 shades, mixtures and plaids. An excellent variety, and it. .t| kih weve tt ie winmand 1% the sizes range from 8 to 17. Ll il ieleeseh a piel 16-;e weled move- — . i alk i Pe? g rl Ra al olson By acpi gee Ce | © “Surety Six” Shoes give satis- chilla. buckskin and other weaves; also fur-lined and reversible models—the majority fur trimmed—in plain - Ment ... ad de a. : | Other Girls’ Coats, $12.95 to $15 faction to the wearer; aiter try- | $395 Diamond Pin ing one pair, youre sure to select 47 + * cry : i mew «4 — aan ++) rir ~- Te . > bra " f TS fa i SF ; 4 +4 ~- * . fis " ea ES vs a8 Pn them again Gii-# “eo. Three n¢ w : _ * at ; ' ¢ a j - arge Ct - »? ' 3 OnGgs ’ 3 Ae} . +) r a. iy rocks for Girls & fur lIOTS Five flexible platinun a bh SS smalles one im lacy modeis are picturec Bracelets: medallion cente: a wl £ slatin —mecntinear 4 , | “it ; aia toi fy, « _ For Everyday and Party Wear—Priced with diamonds or diamonds ie fuisite patterns. Offered Vestee Pump of patent wi with emeraics or sapphrres & colored inlay. or s2uterne from 2 to 2.35 darat i : sal | gray kid. Louis heeis. | TO . monds ; 593 choice at 4 $5 D' Orsay Pump ef nafernt ~ “T na C4 0 « é aes llcaali One and two piece, bolero, cape and other models of jersey, - ngul si Dia- $373 and >40 black satin: high, Leuis a] s - - yg $ : ¥ oe. ty velveteen and crepe de chine. All new SRS59 . solitaire non in unusual Circlets | Cuban hee's. snaces. izes 0 17. : Sleaie ievicneedl Lede al "OU r th latinum Wedding ets ’ | : Solitaire Diz onc in pr ri an naller ' 4i me gore onninbntha f High-line One-Strap of pat- Fur Coats for girls and | Other Dresses of jersey and mounting of vile mn with rends” chase ent or black satin: high, juniors of & to 17, priced . novelty woolens; sizes 7 to 10 smaller stones; > $719 mi a>: © \ Louis or Cuban heels. $59.75 to $675.00. 14. Priced $5 to $ro 1.58 carats , mic Feetwear—*eerend FP leor Jonters”® Sectten—Feerth Tleer

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__ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 23s ane -____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _. » —— ._——s__ ¥RIDAY|. EVENING; NOVEMBER 5, 1926... * te* We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted $2.25 Part-Wool Union Suits Men’s Silk Neckwear Specially Priced, $1.85 % "PART T Ww OL | $1.50 Value, Special Saturday, $1 pw @ Men's Worsted and cotton Wines a @ The newest Fail scarfs in a handsome 8 cop skic lengths, lat or 1S mnt color array of checks, blocks, stripes, mixtures in ankle-length, long sleeve etc. Wool-lining causes them to remain style. A complete range of sizes. in shape ana prev ents W rinkling. OPERATED BY ‘THE MAY COMPANY b 4 a. , PATCH {IP TRU procera oieeimedt beailts wR . , i « 4 ees ae ae m Re PME airtel le A Te RECOM MEE SIGOR G REE we: Oa ite epee OR OS ARERR S Seite 2 ce eceaionel a Bee Oa ee nit? ee eee ete oat Laan Fi in FI ) ee THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Clevelam = There’s Every Reason Why You Should Come Direct to St. Louis’ Dominant Store for _ Ay AFTER QUA Millionaire Samuel | Threatened to Slag! Washburn and Put Off Royal Train. — All the Newest Types From America’s Leading Makers WI 3 A —St. Louis’ Widest Choice and Best Values at F Col. Carroll Hinte Ma $ $ $ Men! The Latest at Decided S: ng Praise Turned Hill’s I —Party Visits Vancot | $ ory & FR} QUE! Mi ALE Society Brand, Fruhauf, Kirschbaum and Other Makes Saturday O@e Tess ON THE WAFSTOT ts NO" — * ' ae Mar speci; train movell € And now the Overcoat becomes the most important garment that a man has to BU os vancouver :oaay a buy! With consideration for the many different needs of men, we have assembled € No smartly dressed man's wardrobe is completes iat outwardly closed the th the largest and most diversified assortment imaginable. The style that is exactly pie ee aaa Se eens eS ee right for you is surely here, and there are specific advantages in choosing here. feused st preptretih colored: tik a7 ay 8 int Stanioy Waele + Many Kinds of Overcoats, Tailored From Many Kinds of and toler antache ua cae ee aikuane oe ee ¢ ; (” TaDrTrics 1k . G A a ae ae ait tan b. er ere it enc Carwe te 3 = Imported Fabric Gloves ee Washburn | i =a . ; ’ » ph ol ied — . ‘ ‘ a 5 sie ei Te ao th - r | aaa Duplex Gloves*that are soft and long wearmg & d returned to fhe a in the newest light and dark colors. $ a In ement tact ae J cessccueansaaoues aaa x rected aa ined Hint ¢ ert a is > e§ seh sin w a : ; ociety Serre (“li > : ‘ + vray? : M- tor off Eee ” : . : : 7 t.* b 8 2h & wiih Brand Here You Have Widest Choice of im « Berg ‘> her id Clothes ons Headweeé . io Hi Mend =: Ai Ni BORE SO At gt 4 i ee * at *%, bug ‘ if ; + . Bg ‘ © ee : ¥ sah? q sgh 42% AS 4 sa. ‘ee s Quee fi at . hen ' . 4 ee = + i {i (1B se slioee most 4 Ler 7 oe ee worker” whom she sodéretp style, in your me ae ame 1 am 4 dreamer a hade. The fol- a _ ‘ol. Carrels statement excellent kinds . Ty a , ore will remain el a ’ - 2 1 id select . - | wr “J mj e “¥ re be “" 2) we be m4 ‘? p ati - ¢ 4 * vesterday ble .ler ngt! high-nmec! : lik jad Ss,” el | i ii iti is 2f natural coi tailor . in the attached-coi- Temple last . . * ° if ; ¥ fa: . ih =a sii Sines 6 to 12 years, $1. Sizes lar style. Sizes 12 a: : Siheein-Liined Coats Little Tots’ O’coats : mn. crete: ee Biccher Oxford of tan = 14 to 8 to 14°, ‘nec! , | \ te eat wate dun bb r heels he _ ce as enters years eocona Pleer ~ . Cait wits e] eeis _ | a ne . . tn ™ % ' aaa , ; , 5 wii round .ves ‘ ~s 2 fae b. : , Pe at ais or biaci I hoes ) ce ah Well-tail . ~ a and - - —_ . 4 » " +s . ¢sz) a - é; 44 - aaa 4 - 7 > : J ‘ - 1 a ‘ + ’ - . : . ; ‘ ware « Peed + - —-— - ™ 7 Ps é , . ol i * -s 7 $7 e e De- ait Go ‘ae ; * . ‘ > eS 7 " 5 * ° 7 « s ~ - 7 j s- i r . iw * eww ‘ , * . ~~ ps e é Qn ) ae | Tu . aé _ me, gra y * i ; | 3 1% 4 ‘ . 4 pe ia“ * i = ? J wo i as ‘ * 2a - on is . ” . ee ¥ Scout Sho toned effects. Serviceably woven, and in many popu- Others—$18.50, $20 to $37.50 3 > hoe Se ay Ont tm Semetie. fell ts : limes 1 ¢ 5 an ) 7 oa i fet Sizes 1 to 6 $5 OF lar colors—the kinds men will want for colder weather Others—$12.50, $16.50 to $30 ORS: —-{ . >. ‘i-waik, The Quess 4 , ep: ° " ie eo * Tt r » ~ double breasted Suits that are wel! tai- Serormd PF lecawer Mra Brown wae Men's Hose Section—Main Fleer “ Gig ¥ 826 réday and had

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ool Union Suits Priced, $1.85 d and cotton Winter its; elastic ribbed gray cle-length, long sleeve te range of sizes. Main Floor = “i ie ba y a a ty is i : ats BS, FTER QUARREL wiscever Does 1 can —E lection Clears As Well As ———— nana te Millionaire Samuel Hill Threatened to Slap Maj. Washburn and Put Him) say chances MICHELSON. T ° |A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Off Royal rain. Dispatch and New York World. NEW YORK, Nov. 5 The Dem- /OCratic gains in Tuesday's election. CREATED A SCENE AT HORSE SHOW. particularly the election of Walsh of Massachusetts. with corolary, ;the retirement of Senato: : not only from the Senate. it ' Lie Sutier from Republi- pptit can iow +} — - ls vait who Wiil term ISS U¢ least a score f with hopes their who are acute the big question ill’s Head | Praise Turned Hill’s Hea There are at somebody to start the ball rollin; ing ©

{he ” / - ; j thereby, f himself (j knows : Br Pe liow starts Br the Associated Press anytning ABOARD QUEEN MARIE'S TRAIN ON THE WAY TO VAN- 9—Queen ‘ain moved to- avalanche ee (Jr th thie { oO¢ Walling ‘ptime Marie's specia! ward Vancouver tion equally is f: wardly closed the acn : 74 that out | lIGenti: manifestations s 7 Phiirds Rule ic stand t with, the ty T vo-thirds today Dem O¢ with ,* COni among the = aboard. lo sta Maj. Stanley Wash) rin ws resi a en : SN aid to the Queen a’ —— ail agites millionaire who indu come from Ruman! unfinished museum Maryhill, Wash.. train despite Hill's A 4>> tention to put the Ma Washburn wil] rem party at the request H. Carroll. official Queen, who, wit! Marie's box at the Rhow Wednesday nich: had publicly criticised t id Threatening and to . Bo i burn ; showed had JOT Washburn Was “Very cared he thas _ : ia. 2 Fes threat mr + + Git tre or aii, 2g Ras S lk Says Hill's ¢ ; + + ee } or ' c ' mi* a Head f. ; ‘ i ~~ message from ‘ The Rumanian Wednesda) f ie ; ; ‘ d bine agent é heey UNS! Ma rie hird was Queen $7} rr wf ‘af €] ornia was sU rats Re irninge i} : ! ' Pass thir ? mi By: * Bpokans (Maara ‘ Malt ont. ree o, i} Pus of the tour visit to Flo: may be di ed on later. ~ Spreckels Left After Quarrel. After she had been officials Htomed in the offiee of Mrs. ha K. Landes, Seattle’s woman Yor, the Queen and Women at an afternoon Sess : PARIS POLICE TO QUESTION ‘Italian lFaiberator’s Grandson sSus- pected of Antifascist Activity at Nice. and | Cepvrieht 19°6. by Presr Publishing (ss New per- 4 Ru- entertained at | Garibaldi, oe exciu- ‘club Nese Plien it} »**F thy le vesterday a theatrical arranged bw Seattle Shi © palatial er atiends« ance 2A Tig. 7! and fp PARIS, Nov Was Frat has “af? Nes TQ he ress 11} liberator. Tro unsus | home in Fr *etion of the citx The man- '*@as guarded by secret serv- r Peratives and Police who kept . US Persons at a distance. its. Adolph Spr. BANC ise ¢ wh Peean ir Poa red Paved an custody about t! uprising activities in French £ a | Garibaldi police by headquarters Macia, head spirators. indicating ban a "4 Kneis of ire is said thrt in Portiand for Hill and Wash- to S Qarreled chief i lett the Fer i ry +. € Lf Francises gathering a wit! was co-operate Rarcelona Tretective: residence at finding a nm dealings with ascigts P| CrAOW a Lue tT) enter (ie aribaid M re. tinort ePne V. Brown. gen- Nice and report: \f evide Jtalian ASS p ‘Am f°? et, Nort?! ern Ps. ‘Ail road - ai ‘the Ridewsal) é ' arr; — had Jaribaldi fought for France dt Pived M rs old 5° (ing the war. He is a Knight of the pare ie as ‘ . yesterday and had walked Legion of Honor, in Seattle, fell dead Cue en ™ Rrown vag ts > i> 'Pomerene iand Two (¢ GARIBALD! ABOUT PLOTS : Americn? ; eh iis ; ithe worl ST, LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1926. ‘GANTT 1216 AHEAD RUSSIA'S WOMAN | Fovbiden LA i AS Pass ‘Through U. S._ ey ee SES _ - —— — Win, So All Hang Back Air for Democrats Republicans. SG PRECINCTS OUT BARRED FROM US, Votes as Yet Unreported Department of State In- Probably Will Increase Democrat’s Lead for the Supreme Court. vokes Executive Order of Wilson Kollantay. . ‘four-time Governor: tuight attain Against Mme. | perilously near to a majority in the convention The. tion for clarified the situa- | It «eliminated election both parties. Pemocratic side OFFICIAL CANVASS SHE MUST NOW GO lessened the Republican con- | BEGINS TODAY) TO MEXICO DIRECT disposing of Wadsworth. making it most unlikely will attempt to On the other brought new hope to both ind Ohio, and Iili- on the Coolidge: Returns on Propositions Are | Still Fragmentary, but Nos. 1 and 2 Win and Nos. 3 and 4 Lose. Exclusion From U. S. Based on Fact She Is “QOut- standing Member of Com- munist Party.”’ J . - 7 Longworth of vi}' Lowden of Itis Due. Willis Thinks It he hardly Willis t>e jjeveg lie Wal that not al- White House. Back Was only the persistence Mele that ised | fate in he is the CURTIS A, BETTS. iaugherty nose-to-nosk Willis Wood made tne ai- 5 ana ++ CRS ee BEES " . * ¥ Tar NCH UP TRUCE “Raise THmD-TERM quesriow OF OTTO WTH BUT ENVOY TO MEMO. ~~ VOLE ORI E A CO EMCO , a oY a. a ey > So ee Se ae RACER RR receqdeny ~ F > pea ke ; Yr ” hi ‘ MADDEN PREDICTS $200, 000,000 TAX CUT He York starter Legis; 7 yf 1] ra) ' ' & Hiinowan le Prey 720 , ¥ Ws (Came to ;\:? sm Ilan I aAvinNIenyT } Lail Lax torah Always a Possibility. if) mn. Sy r on té sate Fic he eS 4 laughter ‘ famous eo : re y | Rus é CHICAGO > YY e*% « _ ; or i ¢ PicALIIS A iif ties r . ‘ cr ry3eQoryimne ri} fevision Swells Gantt’ rr Phere were some re As AUSTRALIAN PREMIER URGES WILL STAY ON RHINE Accord ALLIES ounimes, Both Powers Siresemann Says TPhoiry Alike kt Many Ways. ete : i) : Must Wait a Bruce. ; ? a bie: he St ’ he | _ ACCORD WITH UNITED STATES. for Pox: *e* Peace, eur. Vote on Propositions. , " .* 7 DURANGO REBELS ROUTED, (Long? 3 Cs MEXICAN FEDERALS REPORT oOrites i.) tT fie Rruce Cceurolo Put to Flight: Gen Commanding Treo ps, {« struck hihied. Gruss ; res END OF BRITISH STRIKE NEAR tnion Head- With Government. testes Negotiation« i Tw » none of the old animeosi- . iT Tebhahé Ne tit. and é \ustralians : hy + tres ris ‘4 hours to t of the hat 172nts, OFT resi_n. fran VY pe “Toe it th a" continents to the newer 335 iz i» : ‘4 Weoris; S Cen. &? : r€}Ti ahi eentinetaimne es ee adverse majority of iocai govern » lware a (,overnment nalioOna: Photo — | MME. ALEXANDRA KOLLANTAY. a —————— DEMOCRATS GAIN 14 MEMBERS OF HOUSE ( ommittee ' r ; [ . } anship il Result rom ki and pene "the A te Pig jt ’ (Changes in Chairmanstipes. Ter / ti frpore _* MeNary ’ at : Vas fcotnrrtleaege- sie | are? fy TTi« ‘wo other important ‘FRAUD CHARGED IN ‘a ; a ~VARES BiG VOTE IN PHILADELPHIA ee ne Senator Norris Says Results in Some Precincts Were Announced Before Bal- lots Were Cast. | en - i ome COMMITTEE OF 70 TO DIG INTO RETURNS Opponent Got Not a Single Vote in 44 Election Dis- tricts and One Each in Several Others. By tie Associated Press WASHINGTON, Nov 5.—The drive seating William § &. the Penneyivania in against junior the has opened. Republican, as Senator from Seventieth Congress Senator Norris (Rep.) of Nebras- Pennsylvania on the candidate, who spoke in William J. Democratic senatorial of "y campaign Wilson, if of because alleged excessive pri- expenditures by Republicans, declared here that Vare, although technically elected, repudiated by the “hon- people Philadelphia functioned Deen had est patriotic " of the State and that the “i ma- had results chine 4s usual, precincts hayv- aZiy ithe in some announced before cast. (‘ommittee of Seventy, an body in Philadelphia, is to .make investiga- number of Philadelphia Wilson was not single vote. Mem committe attuched ln portanuce official Which credit Wilson with no 44 divisions in that city with only each of of other divisions. ing been voles were The unofficial preparing an tion im a cincts where leredited with a of the pre bers Lo Te - votes in and 4A number One vote in Norris Charges Fraud. Norris, declaring that should be told the Pennsylvania elee- that it is appatent held and an inrpossi- “fraudulent nator “eountry ith about the . tion asserted lhe honest election the exe pt Waa t resuits were through nat | bility manipulation.” Vare, Senator Norris added, “ran hundred thousand votes be- d the, Republican ticket, and of the city of Philadelphia, rrimechiime in #u- was defeated by Be yertil itsiade if Vare Mr. Vare ‘ , ts pire tiie 0 000 matlor) lilustrating what he designated the “methods by this ma- he said that “in 76 voting Vhiladelphia, casting 17.000 Mr. of votes. ane, patriotic of think a mno- fizures the honest followed LM fi round nuribers votes. Wilson is given a total 32 | citizen States for [hese are fair and election ?"' Although fT) several Senators, chief- have termination “toe 'o a seat, they action can be eertife- VPenneseylvanie Congres# Democratic mide, their ontegt Vare's right that rie) presenta from ine eXpPresse dd ii acreed until he his ft e ection “Mistakes in Jabulation.” ike fathers of 1) Republican lelph la ae he statement in thie city returns gave 141 tted that thie rut said orremed in the of. inofficial plural rilladetphia was tif). : theme of and 67 ts the Z BAT? * ad of approx- he Republican ean- defeated his pponent, Eugene C., y u than 712,600 largest plurality by & gubernatorial candi- Pennevyivania vernor;r, Ore ever AMERICAN SHIP DECLARED LOST ireighter Haleakala Has Missing Simce Sept. 27. if Aseria tee Ma. Vi ASHINGTON : Fle public Bern Nov 5.—-The line freighter Officially de- Shipping Reard overdue at Mon- pept. Ff. and is SUNK, with a crew Fiorida hurricane She Norfoik Sept. 2 with a CArgoe a | pe" ea Ti ienkala haa been red iost by the has been Fificed * YeouRe? lo nave in the a efi ¢] for $700 £2830 and bwylil4- must be selected Senate Meets next Moni hy « piaees made vacaset t- deathe of Senators Cunpmaing of a, and Fernald of Maine. Ger ator Nerria of Nebraska. itey » of a | the judiciary and Senator Kepes - New Hampshire, the bulidings and grounds. . judiciary ings ati grounde al ARGS AE ig Heit CNN BORN AS ASO ANN, NL a a A ON RN Oy CLD UR AN he Rie 5 At ie ” w - ~ — i 1s en m enter . — » PERE PCR APM SB GO GP AL, ES Snithe SIE Oa aur e SLO AO SERN EERE RR OO a a a aoe EI pm a aR ig Sal oot i A A A te AP 8 “gt <0 Ah AOA ” _ on “ + ° a yt ‘ Toc saken ae eenabehinemnnianeetenbininenaibememnmeanes aed rains Sn ARN EAPO RN A NAR I et RN Al REN, ESI AONE BN Rt ONE AA ett ARO BN a RNR a NECN ay ss aesieee ie Ne ee TEs Ae Sebi MR EM REE RM NC RIE ON LR ORR cA AR Cia ANE SS I I RN AR Ne ne — — _ rea ees Ve wererng eh Ht . Sata ae a ce eS rey % ox 7 hy ab . . . Sapp 5 a 5 Se eS OF May het - tity ~ « - re . * ee re PO tip ‘ . om as wae r* — ee — ee . = -

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— 1. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1926__ — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . PAGE 31 THUMB-BOX PRIZE AWARDS | FUNERAL OF M. CURRY GILES | MORE WOMEN ARE NEEDED IN ARMISTICE DAY HUSKING BEE %= conto m= morning serve a THEM SOCIAL ACTIVITIE S WILL BE MADE TOMORROW TO TAKE PLACE TOMORROW. CONGRESS, MAS. LANBLEY SAYS io, wie. etnies Work na wr onan Cl, PE for Invalid Comrades Begin Work on Bryan University. CHARMING afternoon tea will! MMITTE HA aaane souis alty Dealer’ New Kentuc ‘ky Congresswoman, | 2 the Associated Press By the Associates Prem 3 OH 0 NS SUNDAY. A : 1 pre - C aR reslapocge ay Me planet | Died at Little Rock, Ark., Where Who Succeeds Husband Now in BELOIT, Wis Oo f Beloit | DAYTON, Tenn., Nov. §.—Work be given this afternoon by Mrs. Edwin P. Lehman of 601 Clara 3 scum a6 S sclaen o oe He Was Engaged in Business. | Penitentiary, I-xpresses Views. American legionnaire: iil vary | began today on the fireat unit of the ee ‘avenue to eetetnMina nin har sister. 1 R The Thumb-box exhi cog ie The funeral of M. Curry Giles. | ®¥ the Ameociater! Preeg their usual! ustom of attending | Bryan Memorial University, to be . — ’ ‘ . ‘ r z yi . y - 0 2 @ a's ° ‘ ° - > Tiere} } : 4 ‘ , : Nearly 9 Feet lail in| Miss Dorothy Redfield Maxwell, to) : ~ A gg lca sr ph a a aa 4° years oli, former St. Louis real| *I*EVILLE, Ky., Nov. 5.—-Mrse. | church in; ly the Sunday before! built on a knoll overlooking the t y . , : " : 8, Sa ou ce 5 2] y o ‘ peel i¢ - 3% '7 ¢ » . is¢.a — SS - society. Miss Maxwell. who is the y the ex oF |estate dealer, who died Wednesday John W. Langle 3 newly-elected nen " lf | NOs ie and go in- | little town in which William Jdea- stead to KHockton, Ill., to husk 20] nings ryan died Gov. Austin ' IT * s Ss . Louis | 7. . “Display at Shaw s Garden, | daughter of Harold Maxwell, made'| comprising three leading pt : ae a a ey a : 'member to Congress, from the : her first appearance as a debu- artists not represented in this year’s at 1.1 SOCK, UE of acute in-'! ‘'renth Kentucky District, today | #°P@S Of corn for Frank Sapland.| Peay, who Tuesday was re-elected 10 Plants. tain 300 | re > hevi te wee : | : : “jo Cor | tante during the Veiled Prophet’ SS. °. 8 zo A ins exhibition, William V. ae digestion, will be at 2 p. m. to-! said she would strive to prove by! ° comrade, who is ill as a result | for a third term, participated in : eS neandly c Re, . e os le 1g Jo nion boulevard, ’ . a 1? 4 Ae . ‘ : F ; : 4. “ae, , Decorations for the party are in | por: tomorrow a ternoon a an in - would hive ~ getill greater and bet ve ai AOCOOTress i : i gy hee after pr sxirmately $27 i? Ho. +) a °f 4 ie y 3 >is said : fs f | ¢ + . *) a 7 Ww } ! ] Bi ~ } »1 ; a: } = ; ae ‘ tall are among the 300 vari yellow, with roses the predominat-| | forma! reception at 3 o'clock in vith burlal in Laurel Hillis Ceme ter government.” 3000 plants—-being built | ing flower. The tea table is lovely | the galleries at the City Art Mu- tery. Mrs. Langley, a Repu blican, won formal garden in the floral with its centerpiece of yellow blos-! /seum. A brief presentation pro- Mr. Giles moved from St. Louis | her election by nearly 7000 votes ; ; 2 +4 " ’ * sé \ id al ‘ ur ‘ ” # ‘a oe ae . ‘ «* 5 " y ouse at Shaw’s Garden for, S°™Ms, and clusters of them adorn |gram will follow a lecture by Prof.|a year ago to manage the Lafay- over her Democratic opponent. use 2 sano | oy Oe EES ce Sl We ae the living room, and will. form a/§ ¢shemums nearly nine John S. Ankeney of Columbia Unt- ette Hotel at Little Rock, which is Douglas Hayes. She defeated A. , i See ae mous genval “mum” show, | background for the receiving line.| J Py 7 a | versity and a conference view Of owned by the Little Rock ‘Hotel J. Kirk, incumbent, in the August ail) ope? Sunday and con-| There will be 400 guests. Pi ise ae jthe Thu nb-box exhibition by mem- (Co.. of hich he was president | Primary, Her husband is in At- ote] efferson h November. : The debutante will wear a filmy! ce gee ee _ bers of the St. Louis Art League’! He also was president of a Little ‘4nta penitentiary for violation of throue , ata ae ] gown of pink tulle, over pink satin, | sare & ee land the artists participating. Rock automobile company and a, the dry law, having been convicted * ee pe year. since tn annua }and will carry an arm bc et anf} 6 ag ; REE “4 Thirtee rizes are to he lis- | director of! the Chambe of Corm- when ocr! ‘ing the « *On ~ ‘ | a arry ar™m IUqQUFeI ) amas %. ae | lirteen Priz a Git to I 2) nar r OTR Upying the seat in Con touts institution was inaugurat-' wink roses. Mrs. Lehman will wear. gre “Sige ‘tributed. Ten are the annual Art merce and » Land Bank of Lit- | &ress his wife now has won. put the chrysanthemum garden white cut velvet and will carry tea’ | Bet ss : ee League group exhibit prizes. given tle Rock is survived by his | - Announces in these roses. ee ‘fn each of five exhibit divisions, widow. Mrs. Laura Giles and never seer ! omg sine yin a design Mrs. Ley Peterson Rexford and ‘% jincluding a first prize of $50-andithree children ules, The huge ones are. ee . | P amar nee Mrs. Herman von Schrenk have | a 2 second of $25 in each @division, ' @ ‘ Sat r ¢ | @ Choose Your urday N ee : ee tiga on ry ,./ been invited to assist without _— for the best and next best group. DEBATE AT WASHINGTON U, lef exhibits by ist igible ? a} are ' about then + and the. debutantes serving will he: ; anv artist eligible varie 1c, 2 : , * a z ; ‘ . : ‘ 4 i . | Sti) rT} wers) : at rs B — re ee fixe or six years azo sain o Elizabeth Allen, Miss June Mor- | -S. BLOSSOM is chaiman of!prints, including with the latter iY is giden aha eae a Your Lay wn” once found oniv In an ob- rens. Miss Julia Klinst ein. Mtss thy Sr Louis Committee § of etchings, lithographs, rood block "© ' nivyersity Campus, tonight. | eas} ily he ; le ; the dateyv : , a . . inti : o 1e solved this BC aA- , ' . «} a, _ su i ; . 7 = | . ? ip prada: . ‘ “4 : a . y rey ar itle « a, ro °* S ‘ } d 8. ¢ j ‘ v4 PT? } 7 i to grow in bas ie |Miss Susie Singleton. i League. which will convene in St. fourth division includes seulpture, Yemocracy |: auure. | aa : owes Varsitv Club Orchestra yearned beautifully | Miss Maxwell's father will give i )onuiie Tueadav 2! ote] Statler. and the fifth handicraft n addi- The affirmative team consists of choosing suitable remem, - 5 sd wear for /. Sonus + $3 a ie - iy : oe = a. es Sa a : ae ein | Ried Leathw ¢, | } - aadhvas been ¥ goer Fear a dinner dance for her at the St./ The league is-a citizens’ organiza-jtion there is a special prize of $50 Sydney H. Heathwood and Noel D | brances becomes a pleas- § 90c Cover. kemums, indoors anc oUt, Louis Country Club Dec. 18, and ajtign a. voting itself to the prob-|for the best work of distinctively McIntos! \ustralia and George ure 1 he display shor = jt An oO Nf theater pariy NOY. 15. ? ms Ini f a] rovernment. 'Thumb-bhox character. and two 7 LJ e@} 7 as! ingto j | niversity, i CwS ; BP hd 1] vA ““mop- | eterna ares ; . . . . - * " \ > & te P , vy rcrrca ? ] e* | * * pfinest are the hig yern | |_Mavor ille onorary chair- 4 °S eac} iven by merm- neiph Mi gressma! As : ; ae ea oi | Mayor Alii Sy. prizes of $25 each g1\ , . | e , “dhe narrgarocs, of dishev- Three hundred guests wil! motor; | of the committes, and, will tues. of the Seamus the | Mort | Diver The\negative team consists BOLLAND’S Y ou will enjoy dancing midst a crowd a tha ax. | # . = jie Count ’ } his | si ; “ ; A ea : ws al pie aaa © . ; a a e . is. Then there is the Dav-/to the St. Louis Country ¢ ~ | Mre m, is assisted by Miss; Skrainka and the Elizabeth Rob-; 0 fropet Rosenwald and A 1 of young folks. yuord George in re: A bronze. thelevening for the debut dinner dance iy ‘a hill. = Virgil Loeb. jir eat ! C ne 3 tashineton University Lecust at enth | f Miss G RB ‘kl jessie , inson prizes . in oT) ‘f : ‘ 7 >& . : a 1 ] 1a? lig ihe white, pin k or vel] Ow 2) j LS zvePnevieve Arti stad 2 r M rs. Louis 8 4 irlinzgame, Mrs. dase (an Ti 7 ' : of Australia Zz] hite ‘given by Mr. and Mrs cigs S. lrvh- ' ; , f and the dazzling | , 21% 7 4 pateree Gellhorn. Mrs. George B. Two American Diverces in Paris. be . | Jewelers for 78 Tears « Wilson With its drep imann of Aberdeen plac poh BO apngold and Pi Bakewell. C. Ww. BY the Associated Press | Ministers to See “Don Juan. = a iuia i: } NG wat z Wf it. * ° ; ' pitt problem may Excellent Service —_— New Bi licti e } Ley sare ae Te Fa 4 mae Sha as aye AN, ‘ IAL ane bo an Ret, RR aS gS Wor ae 6. Pg) inde ghiok Mae PM et Bk. ak Sa rae f wi ; Ra Nm een A ace RAP ROA ite Rie PO SCI RE oy AN A OEIC AN LN ALN AS AOR LEENA ALLL IL! ALLEL OODLE LA LLANE AS ANE PALE LATA A DOI LOE AIO ELE ETNA SPICY Ae AN Nha A ROE Ie. NEE NE am neh cm me Oe . y aK . _ R= Snr ge era y Tee pis +f a a ety IB ner age 8 Se ee PAH POOE Leta OP eo ’ “ “s , - wn ee ee ee ee eer bs « ow . LE Pe 0 PARI i ehh it sige Rhy RR Ne ee Mg) ES re OTe ANY 18 VEY EYP UR 314 ¢ tity le Swen a ae a oe ‘ . - —— whom she is makin er “oll “he ' oe , f S Ney. 1 Amertcan di he clergyStogether witt net - gh ,, | Atkins, Harland Bartholomew, W. PARIS, Noy. 9 : ” n heart. | ; ; clubhouse dll 6 aqdorner with ‘ . ; . . vorce rrantec ny aris courts. ri ipals of the public schools lubhouse will be adorned C. D'Arcy, Charles F. Hatfield,| Yorees. granted by I ett 6 Speier ay. Satara - re . e . Sf lati stand two foe “ER Wp splendid isolation ' ' : ) | goo we = a = toh nink roses and the same flowers; announced today, included: Rosa-; s Louis, will be the guests cf| f ¥; b« A ‘ ' ‘ H ; " a - cS gel Bre reaching a height of ee hy ., | Isidor Loeb and Frederick H. Rein. | * ele] | de : » Ore, A a will be used on the debutante tabi 11 3 ai j} lie Banner Bloomingdaie from if-) Warner Brothers at a special per- ‘> > ? ae : They are a i ce we eae ; al ; and a half fert . 2.3 “ ie Amon: Lait Spea wre rs A il ; 9 p x " me ae of i. Roseau and the °f 16 young women pe ee HORT enry H. Curras 'ving Ingersoll Bloomingdale. They) formance of the Vitaphone and * ¥ Ac (?> lu As A : oi ail 7 i ; f (), L jit i nive "Si! 2 ” ss ’ _ A = . i te Rumsey. Miss Elizabeth Allen, Miss rv spice “ Charles Francis Foley, ahandon-' of every ceior ual a is igan ans lfred Bettman of: Cin- t rd in the show mong the mpegs n Ryan, Miss Lenore secu! tinent: They were married in Wash- inv. PiORnE ti . ‘cinnactil, ae - ; —e 1% ulia Klipstein, Miss Ruih |ington. D. C., June 16, 1921, and varieties the general favorite aw sc iil ' | ' pe wae “-O then or vellow Miss Elizabeth Scudde: | have one child. -Irving Blooming- Atv Art Museum ca ce, n : 0 4 . . ° . . ~ “an i © 4 th : ‘erai hundred blos thy Maxwell, Miss Roc-/[ p4.., rnon Mastin, o 6 Gale one of the | partners 12 4 Forest Park —— BANISHED “The Importance of Design in | OLIVE CROSSES I isan ten it the : late W. F. Bar-/ 3 (. €( Fredericks ; ; a: LZ i . : ; *g> z > ‘ee j : sg ibe ¢ yy Mrs. C. C. Fredericks, the Field of Painting Tiny FOR BELGIUM ° Tie “ke She atte nded rlosmer Hall, | C1 Da L Lerman avenue, lier. 40 } - & ‘ . vr . rr Tt? ' Vv SWEDEN for several years made her} fron : for their daughters | By) Jqnn en cee aT ae - ‘ at AT ia¥ - , . ’ . > a | | = Igor x . ret? - = . . ; * , a ' yal Couple Separates at Wharf hor a tn sett — | Miss Elizabeth, a member of the | The Beautif ying urday, Nov. 6, at 3:1) in Stockholm to Meet in nase, she nas traveled abroad seni class at Mary Institute, and | ~ K I N E. 7. I xX ] R a) - the Pablé Brussels Wednesday. -xtensively with me See O04 | ering Mary. 2 member-of- the funierl | tn emeaeee “ CEPA CGR HM 6 oe a At all beauty shops and toilet he Assorizied Prews er daughters. A number of addi-],:,. MOCKHOLM. Nov. 5.-—Married:. sree oe , | CHABS. goods counters, 50c and $1.00 the Socialist burgomaster. wn Prinee Leopold of Belgium : Princess Astrid of Swe’ecn to- Cards were received yesterd: are on the way to Brusseis.| from Mrs. Joseph W. Lewis; of 12 pnext Wednesday a religious Hogtense place, for a luncheon at. mony will be performed — her home, Nov. 11, in honor of s Gepereceeding to Belgium by dit | Miss Martha Love, daughter of Mr. , ? © ” ; i aaa —— SD Ue *rince : Cc ' | | 3 V ha : foutes. Prince l.eopo'd. at and Mrs. Edward K. Love, and Miss |} . M I R R O R | - “4 eo = “Gon: } 7 ; : - vere hte, eaugster oa wei | O I Cc ‘tehater -4¢ hh : - . O mt night. departed with his) aq Mrs. Daniel K. Catlin. 1 = I for Gothenburg. whence & BIC OPINION | Peli sail for Antwerp tomor- S. Claude Kilpatrick of 33 . ons for a reception, Nov. 16, a At Jaccard’s ionai for her. - @erress Astrid, accompanied by | tio cent cain - TONS IN STAMP COLLECTIONS. * athe 4} ' f Ve 4 recep ion, “Now 16, at : tiie ; ¢; ‘ 3 -i} : : her m. went oO Malimmos She also > : Y « + ‘= honor guest at a debutante | J , : ( é . mies G Mra. Stephen Eagle of 6212 Water- | : nto the ‘tlephen . = : : ana speci- “7 Retired (rain Broker Sac-) man avenue | brought cumbs at 66. , aa ’ Sil F] , veurs age ; . Myrtle Re bis rtson. cs we ars ' ee ; 1T) 5 >. ww fill ‘= 2USCTN ‘ f ] Vv er ow’ cr = a 4 $862 ‘“ @gtn he ‘ . se . aici fia fi ’ tT} Ld ¢ ridi M / B PE. x, : ePeSS Westminster place, the». 2terman avenue — | asket co ee 7 | oe as ONT) J. t : > we : ; : se é tt a — i a ’ ; ep ih if 4 (} (i¢ cj : : gies let — | MOVIE a ee rling Candlesticks © } on lB age ee A orn Ka ces prices make our collect- ments that will suit the DerTrsons. there are & ‘ : 4 nai ' . mf itn he SO! eolonis Sj in } lie \y | ' J hig . ew ea vs ‘ ; . 2 ° . ' ‘ ade unionists. Meg § STOLE STORY in-law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs plain and . engraved styles le a et ee - saat ion of Coats quite irre- most particular Missr¢ emint tt — 4s Yor K Ri one nana hargt enti Se See a — j 3 ere Bean en Pictu “Merrs pee comer 2 ae Ky | eer aT . J pez sistible. Fashioned after and at the popular price ter making a “as pirate d pla- ; conditions ol MMR Georges innit cadeuer tO | : f th these Frocks are the be: Soceqemest dala ¢ rienta ect the Demand of the 3 e the best Mode, these Coats are fashion has produced mall n easute a o> AZains: Ty versal Pictures © Mail Inquiries are:-a | trulv outstanding suCc- this Season. Satin, Faille ¢ jira n ar! Laemmle In Biblic ai Histor \ é atest cae ae = iment “Sig aso, are 3 Jnienta! tugs are . very special pé of its 3 : : § | . -s Y ~ # t ai part Gl = had #5 BE @8king for as of profi ‘ sic = . 2 7 our business. Any In- cesses of the Autumn and other Fabrics in col- ie coun guiries addressed to | Season. Lg ors new for Autuma. : Ot . : in 4 ; " ” _ 7 oe | 5 .— e . . . } i? fact 3 , tv? ‘ VUnSe, | t) ae ‘ ils ~~ arm yi it? i ad o $ * " Tk- ae” CY Opicture h- ; wy ‘ rk- } i u? ' eee. LT) } bit os ems @. | a | : Myerican ; } SU ip of a rade | aeent money Mavyonnai on LOW? ae ; eet T Jaccard’s Mail#Order : re Laake . Re : 7 ; ~ “hie well-being 4 ’ inive an } Deicaslion F Ri _ ul ii. - f % sein SE = MS CXIES in fit | ; available in cho! if dull or brig ceive immediate atten- rn tiv P%. Sige i F $3 * > : ‘ Fast eeee Cf) * Ps ’ if . ‘ - _ ; -- ¥ : ae finish Bow ; ‘ric ; 3 ; c ¥ * fion . S$ OO S$ 50 DEN” lidge. wit arefui ix : % untii the present t — - "+22. . a i Ldvertisi: en ee . os reads rood. « We are offering—for Sat- 4 : ey caused or th r ae ~ reads good urday—some unusya!l values = ae \s an onnpon hasket accards | rertiain ‘his, a =7—Clea: reads © im choice throw and larger % = 4 Y Bon! ies the left is a $17.50 valu 4 | Oriental Rugs. ) Fry * Ce fod lif, too. is sterling a xclusrve Jewelers g =: Fi . moor er NINTH ete rg oY ‘hie ae mm , ‘jear cade coed. : . Aa ela bor: l-lteer o irprisine . a . ar. roads’ -ooad Ke. BA BA mf hte = = : an ae y , ~ pow ad pat ; hen the RepOPR Clear: ponds cond. eae SE a vs ubevenh bul lee Established ‘ Pe fr rer, , a t Ah abs I 3 — erices P ri. nat me Opposite Scruggs on $19. 5) tt} Aim itar roads rood — ~ . YT H cr. : ' J in 1899 io so on the plea tO®—Cicar -,, : - 3 ‘+ Poads fair. : > com : ~ropemanéa te meetty “ae 6 MEE RR CAE.

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_ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ———_____ -FPRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926 __....:cnietlinttslliedes = PAGE 32. ee r LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ae a ai " - = tai ( Cale at ——~ ~ LEP are er Seyy Lf, oo Sn iy KI 3 oa UNION Sie = ees D3), g sp ‘ : IDENT It IES KIDNAPE LES eR i CF: eg HOUSE FURNISHING CO. J frie AS HER ASSALANT Since the First ® , $ SD | 4 Mrs. Grace J. Guy Says Ed- ( aon a PA CY @ weil Sells for Cash C . x ' -" v, { a * ) \ \ A’ ' - be F ? weed Miller Attempted to | “a aL ey, erm ; ~~ & y NA Zi AL ow deb. - _—Better Clothes for 4 4 4 xi pal ~~, : ‘ j aos. 4 Drage Her From Auto. : \ 2 | | y : | \ ALR = Less Money ' ‘ \ | b ] 4 j a oe ; a Kdward Miller, 21 years old, of | j i 3 | AR ‘Gi a4/y J i | is 5 * 4621 Louisiana avenue, who sot hy é . V4 Ce | Z ‘ f ; ’ confessed that he abducted Con-| ~ : , \ stance Muller, f years old. of 4437 | % ‘ = 4 (aoe LL Os 7 C C2 @ Saaremaa naa en PART THREE. ’ Ps. Ree - Pennsylvania avenue, Wednesday. has been identified as the man who. : Fs attempted to attack Mrs. Grace J. , )| : h " | feast 7 °726 Nor Prairie avenue, f | ; - ‘ P , : . oe a ities : “Pas ~ ; a ‘ ee as | | = Thanksgiving time from its inception until now was evel the time for the seasons ga ; sts *** Burniture styles have change Tuesday night. and attempted to tomobile on Wednesday, an_! e newest forms of construction husband when their Cal i = : - af ‘ Grand and Russell boule- | gy¥ of your home or rooms. You can use our Budget Plan at no extra cost. XxX * * «9 ) of 4530 : | » | » ft us , —— , ' ee nto his an. | Ont , Friends and relatives gather and all homes should look their best * ~rnnsvivania avenue, iho iis & “J “. yi . . r _" irae EES y\™ sreatly since the first Thanksgiving. We are now able to obtain th , ) hefore he eyucceeeded it} enlicink a od 5 - ‘ ° d bl . lit is still upheld***Is your ee tatine ( and styles for moderately low prices, while the same dependable quality 1s § yale fruniahl SN ee eee ew oroxe | SSS e home in complete readiness for the advent of the Fall season?***Let us assist you in the Turnishing down at ° " “ »} . vards. and he went In searer. of a repair Sop. =: i F zy as a? ~ ; ci met ww ods. 66-inch buttets with mahogany en tee of. : ze a ao > Na | aaeatee interiors, | dustproof, spacious enclosed fense is punishable by a minimum, 4 aie. . ¢ china cabinets, six chairs in velour or tap- 255 ing neontdose egal agra He € estry seats, one an armchair: convenient eee Bk server and oblong extension table: all pieces {inely decorated are included. Pay the Balance on Our Easy Budget Plan ee —— » 2 ; drove off. 4) Vf er as that man Warrant Issued | this incident. Milti- in nt . rT) vc. - te 4 by y v Vs An hour atte er accosted Constance Fuller she was | e — ae be og 4 Re cre’ +” Pe Seas, eR a ore +» Ae aes fing Pa eee SKS ee PF email pe ps a 7 © ¢ ut a ~ S MY Wifi) hy the same neighborhood, as returning to school from home, and WSs we drave off with her life was con- foeeod taking unwarranted liberties child. beiore putting her grounds at o000 with the 3 i Sve ae 7 We _ ee Pai ereaey ee Persea. ot, ak 4 ae si ° : SSN . 7 j aN YS, EE ft) ‘ py, ee y prison. é i | 4% ar rs i{ ; are ing Mille: o4) » —s > P D li Bi O IT] S : ee es $15 Cash Payment Delivers One o rese Suites with attempted criminal assault, the maxtmum punishment for pe ea 8 el eee ee ees which is lo years. imprisoninent, Pu Pnend PPP PP PP Oe ie et ee ee ee ee GLO PFO AAP SOP OPPS OEILPAL®IS Eo Og LOSE AA pb ghig bb, Fgh gb gb pt ptt, Cott gt ?#? ~-, Seg) a eee . mH see wii . [ a } ? } ? ae = . r. +s a ‘7? ** . . oe sd | J len | =m Windsor’ Five-Piece Venetian Breakfast-Room Suites i@ $70 Values, S at the Union... IVE-PIECE Breaktast Suites in steel gray finish that have four coats of water proof lacquer which hot water cannot hurt nor will it wear off. The graceful table has equalizing slides and three invisible leaves. o? was issued today on complain Mrs. Guy. MRS, M'PHERSON ASKS FOR IMMEDIATE TRIAL District Attorney Reports That te Will Be Ready in 15 Days u: Conspiracy Case. by the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, Noy. mand for immediate trial will made by Mrs. Aimee Somple = Mi: Pherson and her mother and c>- defendant, Mrs. Minnie Nenneiy on charges of criminal conspirac: = a Ns their attorney, W. 1. Gilbert Says, Vp Large-Size at the same time denying that it Is Be Le. y ae . fdas te ask for & chane i Walnut Veneer Buftet of venue. The District Attorney ” ; Be me OOOO, hhh AMOOT TIT Tanne sf Wii hiy FOR MEN! FOR YO $20 — $22 qf ~— NEWEST FALL § 54-Inch Solid by : Oa k Dining Tabl 28 $35 to $45 , : Values >] 5” rin said he would be ready co iry. tH Py ar 8 wel a case within 15 days. : : $50 Values, 59) ° (9 2.00 At the Union 2 Yonspiracy te mwervert ana ‘ - M an y Y r* Ay , a. 7 T a a ota latline meet sa aisekcasi { he | | } : At the ator | — JOIN UNION S CHRIST MAS VICTROLA CLUB NOW! ASSIVE 5Ain h plank top «3 i : : _ ‘ Inc SOLIG © : ' due aministration of the law, con- . ‘Rh CITE , om cates ———_— - ~~ 4 6 Vo POOP FPS FOO FOO OSL 4 C8 6.4 4.444.464 6.44.66 bE 4 OOOO 4 OA Ob Ob OA Orb >A A> a ee ae fy OO SPOT PPP PPP ol OP Oe ee eh ee ee PO ab ot Oe oe ee ee ne oe ee oe oe ee ee 2G 5 OOS 7 fecause of the number of i ee threatening messages which have | PO i OO PEP OF been received lyy Municipal Judge Samucl R. Blake, both durins preliminary hearine of Mrs Pherson and since the police night were asked to Keep watch on his home. MABEL STRICKLAND INJURED By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Nov 5b. —Mabel Strickland, champion horsewoman, was seriously injured at the open- ing here last night of ae rodeo, when she lost her hold and, fell under her mount. Physicians say her injuries may prove fatal. Miss Strickland had swung her- | ; > ° self out f the saddie and under 4 Pp ‘Tw ra & B d S f he neokee baa mount eben she .: late O One @ room ul CS lost her grip and fell. The horse's | Pea : hoof hit her head and she received je ‘ a possible fracture of the skull, $250 V alue » A $15.00 Cash Last pring While the rodeo was at ie see Payment Delivers Cedar Falls, la.. Miss” Strickland | A | at the U nion One of These Suites suffered a broken leg in a riding | gtunt. | Qed . s FUNERAL OF BOY HIT BY TRAIN: ont! A ‘ “TUALLY the biggest value ever ottered are these fine 4-piece two- ee ee a | er tone walnut-finish gumwood Bedroom Suites that consist of large nanny Jr. 11 yeare old, who was| & dresser. chifforobe, bow-end bed and vanity dresser. killed Wednesday morning when a ‘ 7 5, 6.4 OA bbb struck by a Missouri Pacific pas- | 4,44, 656509" 4% ond GOO 606606" . PGF FOE EFS LFS FFF FOF VO PPP PSPS SSSSEPSSSSB SOLOS SSO senger train in St. Louis County, | \YPPOSSOGSOOS will be held at the family resi ~ . && ° 39 dence, 285 Mary avenue, si Louis! FY ¥ Ox] 2 Axminster Rugs Nifty” Oak Heater i@ tO aad $15 Value, af ia > ate - * -— SSS ~~. - . aati | o ~o POR ole oe eet “Simmons” % Full or ITnin Bed With Springs At the Union INDSOR STYLE metal .Beds—genu ine “Simmons make, with strong link ti a woolena, _4-Piece Blended Walnut $ — ¢ : oo “OG ONE ROE ne ay, ee $310 Value, 2 | at the e ; () $18 Cash— Balance in Easy Union 2 Peceui — 4-PIECE Bedroom Suite of genuine walnut veneer and cabinet woods in the newest blended walnut finish--with mahogany drawers-——-dustproof consimt™ | tion and handsome decorating throughout. Stationary mirror, dresser, man’s #8 with two mirrors, triple mirror full-length vanity and bow-end bed. gs 2 OE egy Deepa) 9° Tar Nan! sie tate ett fabric Spring. Full-size 1s finished in ivory enamel and the single size in fine walnut $1.00 Cash ‘ i : OA AOA FA a FOF PFS PGF ISS! FEOF OOOL Ox O28 Oxrbt _— P 6°39 6365596666666 9969866 8S as ? a. 9 oo di ? #2 CoD > ca Pd The boy was struck by the e1 gine pilot, fracturing his skull, as | he Was picking up lumps of coa °* $17.75 Value, $ O5 $59.00 Value, at the Union at the Union $9) 50 anna RAND-NEW patterns of Axminster -Rugs, that are made with a heavy pile and furabls woven to stand on the right of way near the foot of Mary avenue Apparentiy, he did not hear the train approach FIRE IS LAID TO BURGLAR A burglar. who used matches to} County, Sundar afternoon. at the Union NCLUDED in this group are beautiful Pe et RiP AGG Gln ent hs Fe a ee , cast iron front and body otf r? ~s r i * 7 . . ate Siee! Thi se He iters have se rh \4 L >I , + y -—-> f 11. rigint NnickKej) trimmings and aTe Tully guaranteed PACELLENT Oak Heater, “Nitty” make-—-tor small rooms They aie made of cast inon body ot blue stee! to burt "itive l coal or wood. polychrome bases and silk shades, junior and bridge style. Special at $9.95. $1.00 Cash ++ 6 + LOSS OFFS - J “Ot Oh . A # 4 ¢ “ # , ’ 45550000 GOR COCOCOCSS 4.4 #4 PPP FPP PP PrP 4 find his wav around th basement @ of an apartment at 45937 Chouteau avenue last night, is thought vears of usage Full 9x1? $1.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments $1.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments a ad oe ae a od have been responsible for “which started shortis afte! , a °°? 2 0 #99 OFS SF 8 Oo a a oe ee $2.00 Cash 4 +. é . . 59665 OOOO PPS OOOO OOOO, “ tet ee ? = + 4.4. A AA hd ae ee ee oe ee OE ee Oe ee ee ee et ee FFD - “4 #@@ bb bn &G # a a ee ee te OP oe i 9 + 6 A AEA AA-t ¢ 4 ; a a ot ee a ee ee PP Oe ee _ ve 6G O56 9666 9 BOOBS OOOON @® elec Kk. ? ? | an a ee ae a at oe ae a ae ee ok oe at ot at of a a a a a ee ee oe ot After the flames had been ev. PPP Pi od oe PPP ao oe P « be ee ee ae ee ae ae Oe ae ee ee Oe oe SP oe oe et oe) s the lockers “sguished with onlv slieht damage : at it wars discovered thet ‘ . nehanaies RD : : and trunks in the basement had: a adio Bench Clothes Ham e ; heen ransacked and articles ot : = / " it} } a ———— rlothing tnken 4 é | i Ate ln Vg l . fi} \\ \ if j Pormer Pilm Mae Ends Life. ie “ $2.00 Value, * 2" .. : " A: “al : EEF BE Ses se « Vf. F 3 ( N | op y Se ge EA es ES DY = HOUSE FURNISHING CO. rapidly, $343 + Ph ok ; sabete i pete ei seePeee As, ; + ager sePtRAN THN “cSt barnegat

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| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH « [ WANTS-Bti ee ce ——— a ee - - eee A: TD ae a THREE. _ 3 ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVE NING, “NOVEMBER R 5, 1926, = = ee a es ewe ee Weil Sells for Cash Only ! Better Clothes for a, ess a Rees eg Ys = oe” ‘2 gas ~ >» i. r ; wo oy ‘ e ‘ : Laly , 4EDE Po 5) 5 a . . SSH . ron ” , 6 , YESS ; 2 ee . BC fal [i mie: PO. ae ‘spp aired: 2a * See es Bi esi a ve aa : es es. 7 " » ¥ ram. il Pe wiisd ; s . ty : ee : ; + Dg OL? vs aa ‘ thee mp i Sa ee Si al ane JF se 4 ) —Dressy Tubular ° $4-Inch Solid i NEWEST FALL STYLES ail 5 Aj . ot | N | et: eee MANY WITH 2 PANTS ie. % 4% * ; 7 pitt pst i arece” ieee 7 aor ere ed of @e ega nt. woolens and cut m the Pi. , OOOO Son : Ae" , 3 button m 4 “beter Lia, ON, | | Srrsacsicsss Sirgen tee newest an qd TY proved lines. hase oe en sae ‘ Styles are featurce VAS AG a Se eS —Seeond Floor Bacon’ 2 Gk “ee en —Two-Tone —Street ELloor ILL RSI we wesost 20s snssscseeunty ene'p Wetec Sh, oe tit a” OROnD © Jee f ; pi: HOA Ha Sia He eae Bier cores init Effects! Novelty $30 & $35 Suits ssowgsssuits|\ Af 7 \ il MANY WITH 2 PANTS MANY WITH 2 PANTS ae i os oe a yor Velvet Collar cidineineatie nates, the ee ee 14,° > - '. oS — “- aa” a i > TR is ss. . "ame Dy . ly —_ ry *e Secaiieisianeeinaameteemmmmeinmenes eae 7 a a GRCeteY Bom preteeemarcieesatenduamess ms _ puendeiniaeaamiampitiaaantas poeetbvuteaneaitndnanats tle ere ves ~ IE a AEA ATS LONE ANE ES COLE A I es MAINT aR Bee SO - (aS Ee ~ y te ae — wm ~ ae f .™ 4h Bs: “ BEERS - SS ss ee : AB Oe Pe . “* teeters : TP: ad Si) ee ~ a ?. a Py x Seu ~ ‘ 4 ‘ . 5 + = * iat ; " ’ A YP he Pr ry Ps 4 . eer SS ke “A . . ‘ wits SPE ae > v*4 J » —Saucy Plaid Backs! $40 & $45 —Handsome Kersey OVERCOATS Coats! wi ‘meters’ ; 2 br tton C'o)- Soe aaa ame RES ~ Scotch Overplaids! ittom Sacks and other extremes SN re . . 3 vel] an ‘i es are to “eal found tn ee seen Bs ae Re 8 —Big English Double ~~ AG?» TTT he re m — . mcre - ‘;.» Ne _— “4 x * y ‘~~? ‘ ited +) Lei LOL Mridaii = robe ae ; a ; ' Kk WA 4 nd iX " . ~ a Z “ rf’ 4 * ) 4 ~ 4 of ; , ; no i iz ‘ 1O ; - Oz | Pf] t ‘fe ’ if, Woot, m4 wig rs q} y. vnr «) 0- T ’ . tig aoe ‘goo cing hs les 6 and Naa | coats. In the want- come with 1 pal nickers °9 wo ed dark (xford anew hrough-and- O V ERCOATS » , ¢ + rw 4 a ee | r f ~ * / 4 ‘ ee : " ¢ tr. = Ay. , mae it o @ % ned —e _ “en” ‘ aie e riwe pairs of kni ‘ ; if ri size o zrays, browns and i ens te eee is a foe cme ae Through Woolens! is a,” a AERP II" ‘ OVERCOATS of. A made. pistinu modet mil- — 7. — ‘ fer 7. ePhotee ot "TT ive oh . Be UFR E 44 Ss +, , p ’ woo tiae serney £. = : ; $ Ae alll, Genuine Satin-Lined : Smart Juveril mod- come tt izes 2 tn The or , e ~ as VA ell ' oe . ,reg . 3 Ts “aT whe ‘ © , ; “a VJ he ov ERCOATS are 7 : > tie - 4 es 4 32 95 perce Mid 14 r , | | oe we a. lai — 3 ‘* and oveity Pony ee SS _ re fra rear OPEN SATURDAY ne one ttm, ae a re ne pees mas POO LN ORR ON BOER 8 NY lla 0a wv one eee at oe : r : Ny memes ry cpedany . he Na nAenitlans miter ieee A TOO Te le EET ER NN RR RNs Cntr 7. oe mE her Oliver Warm comfortabl« wel! as the wanted all- te roats in button -t kK, Jersey “faim berjack”™ het open coltar or sailor mod els in- blouse or_ flapper UNTIL 6: 30 » M eta with brass mutton efvieg" Sines 23 to TO Years, o . . and emblem on sleeve- _— os to % Vears ae NORTHWEST CORNER EIGHTH & h edetc eammorsbom wis AV.

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PAGE 34 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH x Pee ee ee vores sd vs % sl » JUST RECEIVED BRAND NEW, WELL MADE YOUNG MER’S OVERCOATS, PLAID LINING OR SOLID COLORS WORTH $18 BRAND NEW FINE ALL WOOL—NEW—ALSO MIXTURES PLAID LININGS, VERY STYLISH LATEST CUT. IT’S THE BEST CLOTHING INVESTMENT YOU CAN MAKE TRADE IN YOUR OLD SUIT OR OVERCOAT A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY GARMENT TAILOR- MADE. NOT-CALLED-FOR sag = OO gS Calta TP Nes atic Deel hey p > TOPCOATS OVER 2000 SELECTIONS EVERY STYLE AND COLOR, ALL SIZES A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED 1018 NEW BLUE SERGE SINGLE OR DOUBLED BREASTED.. $"7.95 KDerest Hoh ANY GARMENT | ‘GRAND I NT CAKS AND BUS Suits So « i & 2 * i 2 ° % = 2 r ia * 1012 N. PAGE, GRAND, HODIAMO OO ee cage. Steen ee _FRIDAY EVENING, ay PERMISSION FOR ~-CAPE GIRARDEAU War Depectiiaat Engineer Takes Application Under Advisement Following StI, | Louis Hearing. OLD RIVER MEN OFFER CONFLICTING VIEWS “irene: Is Confined to. Question of Proposed Span’s Effect Upon Navi- gution—F'ane Explained. —= — Application for a War Depart- t , ? pf tT} ¢ »°r construction of ib €1 600.000 rhway bridge across Mississippi. River icau. Mo., was taken under ad- esterday by Maj. John Gotwals. district engineer, TOol- | hearing at the Federal Building here. } \iai. Gotwals will send department his rec- ‘mmendation to the at Washington and tl he issued in about a month. Con- struetion is expected to start short- Iv thereafter, with a view to open- ine the bridge for traffic in the Spring of ives. , : , tn °* Th Vesterdav'’s hearing was con ¢ ‘ = a } »¢ finea to the question of tne effect the bridge will have on navigation. ill be 4200 The strv é proper Wii feet ng. xtending from a bluff e foot Morgan-Oak street, pe Girardeau, to the Illinois s} e, whe a lo filled-in ap- pl will carry the roadway across a levee. Engineer Is Questioned. As designed now, there will be a short span carrying the bridge lroad tracks on the Mis- sourt shore and another short span, ith trusses swung underneath, traversing lowland between the bank and the channel, which some- times is covered by high water. This span was a particular object of discussion at the hearing, Beyond it there are to be two > large spans, each 651 feet long, al stream level, and six shorter spans dropping down at a grade of about 3 per John Lyvle Harrington of Har- rington. Hioward & Ash of Kansas “itr. engineers and designers of heh bridge, explained at the hear ing that the lo ig span on the Mis- souri side covers the present chan- na presumption was that the channel would be kept there rough War Department river contre!) work but that the next span, too, would serve boats and en the smatlle Spans on the Illi- ois side would oe rmit navigation With reasonahb!] gh water, River ae’ Protest. (apt. William H. Leyhe, master ‘ camer Cape. Girardeau o! ¥ Packet Co., and his (‘ant fleunry \V. Levy he | ~ ' at t} ; fi " hore and lannel ‘ ; +o ig” tiny? a, ’ rie SAY j } : i Tus k La > a nsibie for putting that former said ee shore; so you j to run by No On: vould he x. though, about this bo l-foot clearance of the main baat iis ' the high Water level cf °44 Bley Tt ‘o . 4 sht x 7 western } 4 ee é } mth to an COTY modat I eri irge tows readily Harring e) i I it. the pier of th ible span had be } cat ! } mw-Water edz i ee i yA ! close fo tt} { Xt pier Would have ) l ducing the widt = { fie (jim! i 1 . 2 KS | I ’ ? I in ecnmipioved the kne! Corps, ag lin ft ew tha Shart span vas a ndray Says Long Spans Needed. Capt. J. S. Hacker of Cairo. Ley { i rT? LZ i. { alro ‘ \ terry ( Old 1 r ma isserted tha ore than two larg Spans ar Tleve led to meet possibile shifting of the channel. Every bridge an every navigable stream "% . . + . ewe ; .. iS a menace » navigation, taking its toll of boat wrecks, he matin taine 1. Out the growing use of iutomobilesa, he added, made mors bridges necessary to connect na- tronai nile IWwuays., The Cape CGrrardeau bridge, how- ever, 1 said, would not serve the pose but only would gratify lo- it oprid: lie was cautioned to}: Stick t ® stion of navigation. l'nited States Highway 61, which lels the Misstasippi through Missourl, runs through Cape Gir- i and a link of the profected filinois hard road system, north of (atro, will reach the east. | 5 « . . er annmir >} ‘ _ 7 > wath et pep r on ss ‘) tj ‘ oOridge liacker added that iong apans are needed because jJarge tows of | arges g0 down in the curren? th — re At «ft any angie of 45 degrees ts stream. “Modern boata ara low | rT | towering craft of an earlier day Others Favor Plana. The two channel apana would be wholly tna@uffictent at certain | l river atages, Capt. A. CC, James. nastier of a ferry now, handling cross traffic at Cape He suggested more room the eastern spans 80 boats | could evade the main there | should be five channel spans. A contrary view, approving the bridge plans, was taken in a letter | GES ASKED sand Co., a former whbiee. | He didn't think | or to cut short an wea Sead Ua ecuatatan se | erippe, influenza, sore _— or u Clrandend Chamber of | tonsilitis, physicians an g- Commerce applied ae bridse | gists are now recommending 'Calotabs, the puritied and re- ¢ serv wie & Co. of | 3 bl ' fined calomel compound table b ghey and $1,000,000 in bonds : saine fimanctiers ire constructing a there , hettete over the Mississippi at i NOVEMBER 5, 1906. ADVERTISEMENT onemerennaee ene pan Aan. tmnt Colds ; | To break up a cold overnight attack of ‘that gives you the effects of ealome] and salts combined without the unpleasant effects of either. ‘ow Doctors Treat and the Flu time night |time with a swallow of water— that’s all. No salts, no nausea nor the slightest interference with your eating, work or pleas ure. Next morning your cold. has vanished, your system is thoroughly purified and you are feeling fine with a hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat what you please—no danger. Get a family package, con-|: taining full directions, only do One or two tablets at bed-icents At any drug store. I. LOUIS POST-DISFATCH — 3 = * . sgt cal ? 7 zs So a ‘co. - wees - + a = = : ¥ Sy > he ¥ od whe: * e 4 % ) 5! { ) PHOTOSTATIC — BY ALE BARELY sete | | Fo NeR COPIES Stop Feet From 4 as ee pe It. Associated Press. Quality—Prompt Service—IiInexpensive B and Ne Ww HAVEN, Conn., Nov. | urning NE gh the aid of gifts mi Photostat Reproductions of Deeds, Leasea. Pelicies Cone. ee — tl ly throu ee ape ‘ reia apers. any- oe é eka eg Sa or drawn. Wash your feet tu in 4 “is grad! yates to the u ¥ Valid in court in lieu of originals. || and give them a good | fund during the year end June 30 was Yale Univer e@ to complete the year with) cit, according to the an joint- ane of the university treas aesociate treasurer and co 2 the E xpenses for or twice a week with or 2.10 per dozen. Larger seizes in proportion. Immediate ce. Called for and delivered. Fhone CEntral 47 00 for boy. A. s. ALOE co. and the soreness, burning, 94.2 °73,441. Of this, $326! 513 OLIVE ST. se" pF ae. will quickly be appropriated by the direct |of the pas fe the alumni fund. A total Thousands keep their & 24 was added to the prin Someon ein St. Louis may be look splendid shape this easy _ we fund, which June 30 ¥ ing for the property you have to aents a tube at Wolff-¥ 0 g,016,64°. sell. or they may be induced to look Re sours if tt is advertised in the |’ tores and druggists alj niversity received dur at id. : The un Post-Dispatch. Phone your order or wor Bei: . fiscal year gifts and beque leave it with your nearest druggist. | = mounting to $4,747,895. This iuded the appropriation frof | LALLA A ie MIBUE MSs isis ital at Cape Gir- | he permit may | pees We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps [Hie tHinitatiatiaideitaitetataht ait Saturday—the Last Day of the Hub’s Amazing “100000 Sale Guaranteed Perfect Rugs at 14 to 4 Off MUU UICIC OCT iit lt ere tren renee tht i i ih Wl oe Wo oe Ie iatiitehitatitat $195 Coil Spring 3-Pc. sencichuon: ai Bed Suite . Lo ANG Apatite w Su 1 | a> '| Ad eater gay, ULL LL a MSW iigiia ny wisi —- r LULL LLU 9 ArLru a ($225 Walnut 4-Pc. |Bedroom Suite ... Y oT ast megs and size of t ae. Sia vue tier ef S11 sie ne S22 Sws eeeeseteazene ood US isa ais satalsitante i $175 Blended Walnut $ 8 aha isi suite oe ae 1a iitmfia ita eit Preece eeaue Len lLohtn Liandap 4 thneh a ligntning change a cou sprin kh ‘ ; ¢ ; F Tl at Hr try * - f 7 rr a. > \ Ht a ecomiortapdie Gave I iif Ti i t Lore ¢ ‘ ; r. Z v . - rf + , | ‘7 ec ~ 4 " 7 1OMS and are Covered sid i fured af} .*? ‘4 > Service ienmeneenéounumeansiiee We Give and Redeem Eagle SLAM PS eneeecevensnesenseceses rm \, ) 1c CS 4 > _& i The T _ . 4 amit: ! le - “wp bob , deserts ] , _" iut Veneers on Lumwood trames. susvacscsveveccevssesonesesses( Onpyenient Credit lerms ASE ESET LE RL ELE EEE EER EE EE REE SS nd it. S ie! i : f } fx ‘one na a {yf > ; 1 / . i : { b , ! } i ~ 4s StTaa ’ ‘ , P : ‘ ‘ ,- eet swt WU Ga ‘ f } PSSST SPSS SSSO TSS S SE HPAK SOCKS TSSSHSTSOSH TESTS HT STRESS STH HSH SS SRSU STS SE PEPER EKER PP eee TES Eee EB EweEEs seat " " New One-Dial Receiver OW the oka ti seienieiaies The Eagle Stamp Furniture Stores: % OM sald they were ware it ie } wide Ii noted, tintika the | ne ca es Pettetiten ~~ “14 129 are Filled Eagle Stamp Books Redeemed $2 i Cash, $2.50 in Merchandise WASHINGTON AT SEVENTE : : Baderrus eee, Heed dulce wit " —~ 8. they told me perb Rus T¢ ] ‘ +} 11 i Ll! i ‘ Katona and others. e Such Savings May Never Come Again Here Are * Some of the Groups: Senses SSSSESESRS PPURRRSSEOCSES THRO SEC EESORSG REE RA EE SESEEEeeeeseeseneeesaces an } rc ’ A minsters sf ‘ rs _. g t High eS ee ‘durat tinctive colors in Perfect Wool Velvet Rugs in newest patterns, la rich, soft tones Pi durable body lustrous deep pile, well made and 1 7 plain : Ri basiy t ' § A 6. 7 5 easily worth regular price... 9. : \ug vaiue s ; MM RIS ‘ OTe 1G» me & L . *-r nrse Nex ‘ . is ap . i we ree am Gesigns « c ol¢y } red BK C re RENE GPT Mort : = 6x9 Velvet Rugs | Ww : as wew. pebterds with dies | A convenient size (18x36) for a dozen places as Fully Con ® t ; ; ‘ around the * 35) “4 . a $1 3. Ee heer ak. $1 % Trial—Now He 4 Dil ss eeeeeevesesseveccacesesesesHONo ba 1Gys ' oa 7 rT) an Mi AD HO)o Aon ae eat 1 seemed miraculous to mf =e $35 8.3x10.6 Velvet Rugs $2.25 Velvet Stair Carpet na month's time, as T wae} J} Nich grade deeppile Stat Caper, new MMMMg 12" sd broken tp heat a ge: $17.95 3 3" se ioe A AL Q.....---neeservecceaeeremesanansseneranenamns 1 Mavised to try Herb Juice an : W« Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Convenient Credit Tem Hf oe ne . ee 2 Y oe, Se Vez ‘as -: a : c, [ll cecsevessceseseuees eres seeveaeeceees « se at ~ . Io q % ; as : ses and Heaters. now om, offers many % oe : leading makes—-Quick Mes!, Charter 4 - ae ° emicr and others. i i | 3 aS iti | | a. He BPP 9 a . » a "il (Int): un): as st] ‘Auction 2 IN a W 1927 patterns in YER SMITH AND SONS su: ' , bid in by us at the great an- ¢- nual auction, thereby enabling us to of- fer these sensational low prices on such P| | ‘ ‘ ‘ 2 e = well-known brands as Palisade, Ardsley, Carleton, $50 9x12 Axminster Rugs $60 9x12 Seamless Axminster and Fringed Velvet Rugs . f é bhGGiSL ii il group are seam! ess. r Che velvets are fine Wilton seamless and with rooms. Seamless and the Velvets also PE GRE OE ' ry Oi | IO. a $69.50 9x12 Sanford’s Beauvais | $55 8.3x10.6 Axminster _—— | ” « e . - = . ° . a = - - * * a 2 a + + . . . = & ft . * = ” © “~: a4 ¢ : e - i ne ‘ VE LI7K I . Vn and popular Da 1rors d Ss Beau : ‘ -™~ : vais Axmunsters in’ 9x12 size ‘A re! eee less, with long 28. 713 sed S sen oi - ? one sso 9 75 —— oe : : . ie * = 7 . » + o o . . a a . 2 7 . . . . . . 7 2 ieee ‘9x12 i bari a | Re ry al Rut for the cont in ALEXAN Meadowbrook, zg ‘ A ad + . ——— a — ca — = —F ~ a - —_ yo - : Sa <2" - _ { Ads ———— 2 aa a ~~ 4 ———— 2 fg “a -: - “ ——————— 0 2 : BBD You Don't Have to Pay sr. See a ie be at This Store. We Sai $37.50 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs — IG).o | $40 7.6x9 Axminster and 1 | Fringed Velvet Rugs f Just what you will want for sun parlor or $39.75 | i $22.50 Axminster and Velvet Rugs In exquisite patterns. The Velvets are seam yO) es m2 are $7.50 36x63 Axminster Rugs | An ideal size in patterns to harmonize “$87. ‘50 | asap! $3: 95 $2.50 Axminster seal At Fir st He Didn’t < ry f a — ew Low Prices on @ far Se: = ' £ re bh | , - ] ail P F “ Gi 2 . Mi Unit Radi Mg i, atched-Unit Radics . , a A____ Hundreds are . : ‘ St, r) ed ? + Nt rt s 9 2 st y Warner Ma d-U , y e: | 1 more than eh CG ie. , TI wae ne YRID BEACI iTC —e , oe om a ale dig 5 | el} FULL-SIZED $85 Cabinet G See : re _ Heater--¥ mF ok ner Rad “on eon ‘ er, ange, as cea whe biue, gray warm on _— mornings <3 — f : ; \ i ij oo De iv OF W rite enamei., ery specially tref: ; Z. 13 pagal gall eg r SS sre whiner ely Fc eg ashe A 14 ple. ove; Durns anything. if Three-Dial Receiver itv POE Is oe Meg Seerseesseerese , . ‘ “T ; , Mat. i. : OS ON nt 22't think tt was possible, \ Saturda _ « Da . eimued Mr. Miller, “to get xf oad =Oon our nvemcent a 7 eo a- & 4 3 tle pty . received from my fi Credit “Term: Note ali ne ;, tle of He rb Juice. it work oy * Pie gu $i ei A : PECTAI sty! l -stee] Pie u in my case that I feel ai or outfits complete y Ds -Bed : . ~ ’ — I have been saved mu Bits " Sq .95 oe nt suffering, to say noth ; , ag ; 4 aA, ® loss of time from Exclusive Downtown 5 ca “ak | eaten the money spent ? Stewart-Warner Store C : . | was fortunate ene ' . ug oO use 4 ) icine. My system was in @ eetion, to say the feast of ” Bine.., Stipation, inactive li unq = 8*s in my stomach ou) my heart; nothing I a ~~ ; la lay on my stomach, f _ imine "* and cause te "S sensations and a t - ted ¢ Pay a Deposit 4 Tl was ferent te arene 5 oa & result I lost In w Tae odventags of these special salt oe until I was : ces now Purchase stored lmy wor aan my feet. [I a only a deposit and we'll arrange : not aie on" ~~ knew s terms vv Soe you're ready for del je Sy Guting When atkins toh eet a bottle of this

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oes. “Tyur BARELY ESCAPES DEFICIT [ee 2» of eraduates through tne | | =—=f Ti Me BAR Given University by ses ternal endowment has FLEXIBLE WAGE $3 a Month Buys a ffi. ae ee, | $1 Cash—$1 Monthly 1 fields for which endowment has Buys a r p eet rom 3 Es i. soeaciated Press. Saas to ue dnacien: or ia beta ceo pre fl Buck’s Gas 3 5 be oe 44 a a? ae ip i gee LPR : Burning and A ut. uew HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 5.— | report. says. g q 0) 6 Fae ae We Are VIS | | Bh pty throes the aid of gifts made § 7h 0 00 ST i ee Range ang Years S 7 i yell ga; “e pp % O on ST . LO tf 000 STOLEN FROM BANK 1 UO, MSZ Ae Fs P HOT BLAST a -f) duates to the alumni univer- , ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENIXG, NOVEMBER 5, 192 - i ore ._ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ | PAGE 35 oe a ee Wash your feet in So : “+ i Warm - Pe gund during the year ending | Most of It Found in Home of Ne- and give them a good rubbing «. Kitchen Hieater r twice a week wit B cng Yale University gro Janitor in Los les | or _wi a we k with ae > june 30 = é By the Associated Press. nee , One > LOS ANGELES, Cal., Nov. 5.— ee Location fOr Hee ae 7 : o thus Theft of $74,000 from the Los An- te. } bah geles branch of the Federal Re- il 5 as c »w® nses for the year/serve Bank of San Francisco was Stuyvesant Peabody Says ‘tA e soreness, burninoe . |B goller. e +} $26.5 Der DS, Sc gests ttl. Of this, $326,583 | a 14seq by the police here early That It Is Impossible to il # EEE Hee ee 4 had “ i i ae a , eo a tm EE Ss GE ey, = — - q | % oe C4 di ‘4 Girt 4 ° . es und misery will quickly be q thius propriated by the directors I as ahs te hi ll i : peed. 9s xf ne alumn! fund. A total of |today with the arrest of Wesley fl sane, Aemtpentbaien Sante ie : ye : “os e i ~e x : © . ‘ x : ) Miike on in Bo.o24 was added to the princi- |Davis, Negro janitor, and recovery] Compete With Nonunion U ee, Spiendid shape this easy way tf his fund, which June 30 was of $71,895 hidden in his home. : . wuts a tube at Wolff Wilson Dpamieeees 640 | A new automobile which Davis! Fields. lh at : e | ~tores and drugzists all over thea “the university received during | declared he purchased with a part pips Ait p were . 9 1 year gifts and bequests|of the money also was seized. He rte u ee | i 747,895. This in-|said he found the money in.a bun-| 29090 SHAFTS IN STATE iG Ant A a. ypriation from the |dle_on the floor of one of the il 7 | Pm aE a 5 ; ys ' : : + 1 . Ieee fend. Bu! for the contin. cages IDLE ALL SUMMER [7] ~97 us TMT | | eae u Pca oii ~ 2 a 7 sts Fuel Pro- ie ' a cut your coal & 15 —— pa Ana * RRR AES RS eae Alena NAG I IO YN Ry pate esr, - 7 - w ~ eS ee ey ee ae a ra een ees ea Ah PPM LINE Sn ARCH. NAR, | an AORN He BP OR rnaneaeeg ng ORIEN ag a —_ ~~ tenn rang PET oe ergs 3 Se EE ee ee eres ‘~ Real $4.00 and $5.00 Values Y pany bearing his name, he said to- eS tut your coe Always best Shoe values at this jay in a speech prepared for deitv- - ——" 7 , ex Mea Manter bt store—no fancy prices — just ery before the Midday Luncheon $1 Cash—$]1 Monthly wigs Soe. lh ae ne Shite, “4 say $20 to $35 is good Shoes cheap. Club of Springfiela. Ss Ne SS “iliiGdGiiflty is its equal. 50 styles to choose from—in the new “Everything else but that,” said il Buys a 6 a aaa .* hae , —~s oad I / ee 1 oe Will oe. he NaN aA ; ‘y “a J wee shades of qn, blonde, patents, kid, Peabody, ‘“‘we haveto make our in- CNG aE ; 4 "* velvet and satins. Ail style heels WD snetry a very prosperous and help. CHIFFOROBE EAN ep ee OLE EE % $1 Cash—$1 Monthly : ‘ sein nits : a Y $4 F . ‘% -— , - ,- : ~ BET : sims of. ? ° ; “=, Hold for | Buys 1 our Shih Rg POE Bi ALOT ga OT a A alo eer: 5 | - . Pete ene P + 20 sft RR ne ‘ “——s “> 7 s df 4“ " Ng ite ee ‘a and toes. Sizes to fit all. : the people in aa: il } = ful one to all > J n tn Be sine! fs e254 ; ' Pay i « (foe a . / ; mLatle ~ 2 = ae ws ' a ~ ; f4 - Tegal “- ————n - ; : se . ~~ .* . "tm . . “* ‘ . 4 - 5 - ee 4 - i . - ~~ et * . ) have lived in the belief t! tH ai: ; & , =e al ; B ! - ‘ / i ; ,.* x ; » fi ae ete , 4 ~ eee “wo sialk : _ $ \othing when it. does happe i: MPa Y)) | , on ’ mm Ss ; } } 3 , } — - ic = a. } 7 _— iy " ; ~ a » . , ‘ 2 s ia i as W & t Aida a" . ~ £ . rs * , * ~ s ty Z “° a = _* 4 . ’ ~ : : ; > Py . - . , before it happens, q se. ar) ee ; ze : : ; : ‘ . , ~* Aawy .. : 1 | fie ¥ es ,. rie . | 44s ‘ ; : s Az « e 5s s ett . . + '* ‘ * ’ . “ 4 , j | ‘ + : ;: ¥o \ sii 7 > ‘ aa nie : : A? it af # . e wery s . ; ‘ a | ‘ - > A“ ‘ 22 S 4, a 4 AW | g d ¢ looking forward to the BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SHOES LOWER HERE |[@® our great union nas done Jo m ut oad i 5 f P | or t*he —— hy _? +>} 5 5 z ’ OT K rs SIF OUE Si ry lis he *» l- . + 7 crpr ad ‘ i Lakh 8" aa i pi.cyp VY You Don’t Have to Pay High Prices to Get Good Shoes @ wisn ine capital that is ines, and will at This Store. We Save You Money on Every Pair oe ee “ > ‘ " . > . " ° . ‘ ¥ ¥ - “ ¥ 4 “ % Ao rtOe ue ent «em $ * x) > . . : aides teatipita rn y . . abel ‘ ms tg Parks we. ° ; wr » are venteeing a. ‘ — a apie et tei Wilh o74 dbde + cle ¥ ae “ ‘ ‘ mA ; : x ser ON LE ROD A EL EE, I a Skt The ea ae i OY 6 Na ELE LLL LLL LALA te a tts i . oe eke ein theneaieaaeen dna ttaadendiiaatemnetaametnennemaimenattennl Uameieneetians ema atime Reet LAER Pepe ab de ie. Cr ane " Striated Mire ve — . sae OO, eter, on - eT ee ——" - 2 4 ¢ * : : > , oae ¢ ne ioe . m 0 —— * a . * ° ee a Se ee oe eae | Pn awn, Po Pin * . ; , unaanuaieti ses . ne aera ore a - — ’ a - a piieeniedaeemnanen ~ ¥ ite “ . w im . ee a ee on ese was —_— eer — anes. : ominir : ae “9 Tomorro _ “6 pate, offer Wonderful Natural Conditions. you another big lot of men’s Shoes. “Tllimnic wrk sae > aes ‘ liinois has the most wonder 12 Seamless Velvet Rugs é j styles and grades that other reli- : able stores price at $4 and $5. OM CAI = apy gure: @ oo] Velvet Rugs in newest patterns, Se , well made and | , 411 you pay here is $2.95 for these : Liv ; . ‘ ‘ eCSUeES ‘ regular price... $1 9. 4 5 = , self-same Shoes. High and low ’ cuts in black and tan calf, golden — 1G eS = brown, chocolate and black kid ‘ _f = @ leathers. Lace and blucher. Sizes ) 7.6x9 Axminster and | =. ew te 11. ringed Velvet Rugs | ie . SPECIAL SATURDAY you will want for sun parlor or small beamiess and the Velvets also have $22.50 3} oo for >...) ee ae $55 8.3x10.6 oT PECIAL HOSIERY SALE gtagtmgmV¥ *: ninster and Velvet Rugs ta ‘ r Wa large Blue Bird s only one of our beautiful ut finish, Five ra weres ° _ 24 efiuctio 2 peri Ra cage Dinner atterns. Large, roomy, 1d well de- Bg vag ions, robe and 4 C aed : a ; over 100 patterns ae | Set Free igned. See this special for only........ Ve quote a spe- uv VGi- cial price on the Pro-line - ayevarervanret enorrds ao on qr ttegnsvannaneey Seanieeresy | $1 Cash -- $1 Monthly | | A/0F A/D DINNER SEF| | Console PHONOGRAPH_ Buys Blankets or ANG |B With Radio Cabinet | \~3 $3 a Month Buys It Complete THIS SIDE FOR RADIO $ . , ] o> oe . a ~ Sa aaeiel eS SVSa$saSaraaT SS aes ri d fomond [ames [ iebed Peceed (see e@ patterns. The Veivets are scam = r ° , est to th . long S$ 28.75 Es ne coal in t ane al a es ; > a . . r ean ‘A ies ; ee ” ecient + 1s te These ¢ a F +. * ss ue 2 \ - ¥ sAecv s& i tia ai bf d . * 4 , " : - 77} ¢ te . ; : 1 25 Soe “es I felt like e | j Be onversati ve 2 : 4 Fis s a . - , ad “a : i ; ad th — " ; . « at ve 77 Ty i 7 "Ss = . aT a } : . as edie i eae = : : . * give —— Sreciai representative non-competitive Wave BCA le a ‘ * 7 *-* * “> * ee. =, *» »-* s% - &/ = . 4 a PHONOGRA PH: Nanna Salm In addition Se: £832 bea u tify! Phono graph you have a hi: iQ & ot ee ae Sad fo 7 * mer td sd ed a deep pile Stair suy Your Bedding Now! Absolutely Free i 12 Latest ections buy ll the narm cae 7G yom vi neec Or: our or navrrern-* rian 6 , ‘mate of hanketes ce Goa WITH YOUR I OR OVER — some Ca : , ; OF CREDIT — ies seen eee EY ise 4 tr — . * > * * — i as kA % 4t & i ¢ * Tt" er 6 4 & > ror ; - * Z ’ . : “2 . - ; Sg a3 Aa : =z iA 5 75 g ys tiga Sabin other “cite 49— This Suite Is a Real Beauty j ; - ro +> le . ra © uric : © dayen- ' This is what you will say when you gink down on the iaree, luxurious ¢ a »ee - , , % + . . st nmr'r constr ction. nort or two big chairs Beautifully uphois ered, {ull epring c u y+ » . “ H 77 6 , 2 ? ———— 2 oe ° . ee @eensevee ee » wtecoes—Reguiar $175 value Special f% . mo CONnStipation, inective liver. possible and I] will a'’wat ¢ caus ur Jachsony scale wee ond Seses in my stomach and staunch booster for thi | - were gO much highs than tho« 7 my heart; nothing I ate | Every day I tell someone abot —) + rion le thot . mid jay ‘ aid im mort! | Helds that = Oh my stomach, food; and how wonderfu! it is tn 1} 4 BOUt ate - ) i@ not compete. Ht would have * @nC cause terribie | pation, indigestic uf “a epee - ensations and a tight | system.” en oniv a small decrease to have a? T gf Cae es after eating. so it Don't fail to see the Herb Juice as Ss forced to diet myself! man direct from the Herb Juice “ex‘biity of on — i. 3 " ut I lost in ‘Jaboratories, who has established de this tmpos: of these special sa ; . I was hardly | headquarters at Walgreen's Drug i catia Speial i rchase stored tree, , . oe i my feet. I 4dread- {| Store. 614 Washington ave... and Crrrmiery lex — . et F pont ke . P e¢ . . cr eo "ad ™ > . ~. Ses 4 “ sé . depout and we'll arrange | ape rh for I knew that | learn more of this great medicine SAN A NIO, Tex Manues vou re ready jor delivery. Ptutins adie to g° through with | that has relieved t ousands of peO- Yeheda Meriarno, former Treasurer hes When talking to friends i ple right here tn St. Louia. This .¢ wexico, and special representa- sumed Herb Juice with | great Herbal Extract remedy called |. ve of the Gorernor of the Mexican : * TéSuits. ther told me to Herb Juice now selling at the rate seeks , * €&t a bore! “ Gre 4 penn pig at 'State of Coahulia, Was attacked and , : ottle of this medi- | of a million botties year Pee anig were sure it woud -_" wey f a ben “i - - nl - eT) s — . é f a ‘gs | =) = — 7 “ a ” S j - ee . - = . ~ a . : ' a 4 | , ‘on . An, nl ; ca ee nap + Oe ee 1. are genene memento mamas * $1 Cash-$1 Monthly Buys This Bed and Pad (SSeS eS eS SS SS Seah ers v ee | longed Trenrs he = Fterone cons’ ruction. Opens into full-size bed with comfortadie epring 2 f , $150 Bedroom Suite | . Beautifull cretonne Pad a | A regular $20 vaive Do not let the Sale price confuse rou. This ts a Cc Tt : | ‘ : 2! bargain. Four large well constructed. bean” & : Blue Bird Dinner fully finished pieces in the latest design Set Free $5 Cash—Balance Monthly | : GOLDMAN BROS., 1102-04-06-08 OLIVE STE SE ‘ * > us competitive, but the ea eS Teh é% \— ee i fe Ke | “~< beaten here.

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> Mou gn apras “ AND MICHIGAN ON DECREASE , Another woman legislator, Sen- , sented ” She entered the race Watson a plurality or a 3023 «went Ba Deathinal Request of Daughter. ould not give his son @ stot, ' e © ° ster Florence ifs f a apes ye is atone ate, following Publican ¢ eftiang pee ee * waa me reoees home orcare Recenty ne emar-|Vaiee of pam Poe ete! = 55th Illinois Legislature rrr as x or the Leeialatare jate, following Publican, chiens SMES nen riding on t= ROCKFORD. 73 ries : State Falls More Than $1,000,- | l £¢ g : Biocomington, did not run for re- the death “ ge ose — * sl, a ——— | oe te eee va | 000 in Five Years. | election this! time. srenipe ge caetes Mi cuneate aig eMart PID oe | ae ee Ga in the Daughters of the American “+, 0. —C2 Lake 2900 etn sername + ¢ _ 2 4 SS Oe 7 “~ bewd _ ~s s — ss “2 4 : sidan, Sanita - HS OPE oope 3 ry ~ ¥! . »* ah : a i : : : Lol amv . . o ? ” ai ’ q x4 — . a ™ 2 > — +s 4 >» ; + and « P , : fis : No Sundar Sale” =~> ; W AS} i l Nf 4 1 i ~~. NOV. ». —In both i - ‘ % * i H rey Pe WS LAA Os, eas A . aaai ae 44 ‘ = 4 8 ¢ was a 4 ¥ ss af 7 . . Satan eer ee ; _ = — ~ i mo hoe . . ies .. Aitentwinate *n ¢ baa * PHILADELPHIA. Nov. &—Al| Michigan and Mino Sensus| F wo Democratic Women Are Elected to women members of the House, egate from her district to the Na- a8 again for Wateam = — ; : % . oe . : ey r the latter: PHILADELPHIA, Nov 5.—Al Michimwan and ILIlinots. the Census; irst + rf ™ gat from 4 ‘ —— . : ee “ Sra, got er Ea ears , i. — . Bfnac , - simer tional Democratic { onvention. i ; ree . ‘ : - hye sesguicentenniai i> ii © i ; ret rt ¢ 4 to lay, the nuTr- Hi y 413 Vrs Mary a avs A 1a%Mr 5 Of Quinct (ional A. aaa w towne — = . 4 es Takes ‘H’ pase of oa os 3 te ; ) . a. -" : “Seay # Page Soe 0 the. aan’ al ouse — tner ree re epudlicams a a es a SR a aS ge a TISEMENT ¥ | 2 Y . ‘ ' 3 a a * x ¥ TOSI ION wr Le mercna! St eT Oj fa > ind the amount oO ; oh Aw € Lot we aa ss facie suk OF a > ir By e ASO ated : : - fig | , . srand on I Sek merchand — saat _elec , et 8) ween Plurality Only 10,775. |? Pree ADVEETISEMEN’ ze, } . . . . a * a ssi ™ . ~ : =. 4 ~ + “res ) het &. . , m' a ~~ rsa" & . "4 ” ar rs | ak ” aed: cs ; ey . : @T ‘ Deg LAeir is soid, will be closed Sundays, tne iand wuaAaceys farming operation nas | ’ Vv = ae S ee rel masvority and Willi BOt : e Amoctated Preas Ww ASHI NGT ON. Now. - — a zi £ ; . . * ‘ . . ~- = - ci 3 . i wie GR ye RAIN ROR es ona senile The i decreased since 1920 10 ave peive revious Terms. >» unused to legislative practice san ne +e — : ; E ae 3 BURNT ed > | rs neéa toda} An 1 ee ee eee | 4 aareiees eran Althea INDIANAPOLIS, Imd., Nov. 5.— United States geogra , = 8 ' ; : ‘ — . o- ‘ . . , - pe ~ ; ° 4 ) ‘ea : ? we hd ‘rr - .- *» a Ba an effort to | ure t! oy and smiles ae cece ee SPRINGFIELD, Il.. Nov.) 2:— | for her work d g | irst tern two years Superincencent Of gins was shown when tne recurns, try on the Wester i : . : ‘3 a - - . Baw 7 Fé om ~ta he ; — " i . ~~ . , b4 > ~ts AAs id ao 4 : ai dhiiVad =e mas . . ~ : , Qe “o ‘ he + é teat tn 1925 _.; When the fifty-fifth General As: | * Was re-ele na iS ac - 5. — - » ~* from all of Indiana's 3545 precincts sia hereafter will bs ~ forme ee 3 = Ros a oh at + i ; . . Se ee em i int . ascites - ‘ a Chi 2 hi2% raciecd eo" ive? wer , Tit , ‘ ; ea hat ed ~ ’ Mrs ? Ss or wi rt Laws as ruarantee be ' a ~~ 2 . 2 es oo i . ~* a ~ hop? OR * . ” " ~ Ps - >_> 4 ~ & = oa * —_ - —- > an « : og ‘ aA agains? a sf ; na the sembiv of Illinois conven es ne Xi “a se s : mn . j : oaeal — "wae had been tabu .atec. izns ‘Seer F' eG 228.0T iA. The e ~ - -* ° - ’ id a rt 4 _ ~~ - - s . i¢ ‘ > | a 4 Li: . _ , . is - ” : a as i va > le . cai » : ' oni , mn Wot, 7 } a y — ; ; ° . art? taka . c a Ta EF War a ? eee °° ; icreage aroppt etween the Same; January, five Women Wilil TKO 24, neofecenr aa Mrs. Elrod. righ’s cuaranteed to men by civil count gave Semator vames & at- mace as @ resuit of % - - ; ~ ia i - his ee a ie dnt ee ~* _- — ‘ — ‘ ay . ei . : ; ar: wie ae + MP ed a ~ 4 © 4 _* ‘ 7 oe Ge Seem * > . > . ae — oe os . = - } — ~ . ™ ; : . ,é ~~ : i ‘, = ; i ; ie. bellies 3 pPp.aces in the Ho use oC; Repre Sé * Ie, en > Fe 4 * ” mF ceaate x & ar z >a eG mer [iTs mse : y praportio; lecreases in val-| feminine legislators having won ' — aa , 16 term? efforts ft rara ecor Tyr and acess gamut o> “ Ths fa : s nes Michigans farm) seats in Tursday's election a 7 . a ’ on = Persisten® © agas sand corGs : 4 . — — ” ” a ” ‘ ‘ »™ - ‘ + _ ~~] ry c - o€ be » ” 7 — : — * . | nds : far property of ai Three of the women are Repub- vs haan , en ee a aE PS oe troume Your can stop 4 : . - a > a ie ne re » es > > . > -~ . 3 éi } . . a ‘i i e al tr >. ; & ° 7 7” 4 Tas S | vm i?) + 7 Lr 1s ~-2 ex : - . Se _ . sat m > : is Me #asa br » 4 a Ti i ~ . 2 * ; ¢ ‘ . aia * = | Coe now sedseelae Z * + , h le + ro a > = - ar nite oa = & oe ae cee She . ¢ os 2 ‘ ] S t Fe toO- have s- rved i. ‘ eres i - an : . ° am cy cmt § uh : ‘ f _ | a de aaa : UN FS +h rs. E . me- SES Pers » two-t action, it soo a lue of farm pr y for 1925 maining two are Democrats, t — [me ers with t* een - +. _ o ~~ > - - -~ ‘9 .* & te —— ~ n in? is $4 4 2 A ile in 192 + rst won — ° 4 ts ¥ nas sent = — ~ ; : By ai Pei and hea a 4 ? es & 4S ne = m1 t wate g3 i .. _ — 3 ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ a _ . De os — e ee ek it Was $5.997,393,566 to the General Assemb!y s SupTr e 2 | z 7 i Soe end innit Bre grown. : — The am | Themlbome wwmen bill and led ix nz legis- an os known drugs, creosote is i ~¢ Three me Pulp ican - 'o Ohne 2 ” —_— “— oo ie & of 3 aie a os 4 i ore eer . : : 7 bay 1¢ C Y = f Lott® Holr ~ CF Ne l of Li:2O0) 2Or ie ensines of: f uUry ' Z - hy high meacita: aathori J ' : ' are MrS. i/O1%i rit % ; aad . ; :; cates ; eed agu.- e s* “A ? ed Pn Alec K tro _~* baad a ‘. ¢ ve 4 etber *orTt ~ ws * - a. *- > Tabulations of Vote Show Clean -“* ‘ wae on Toe eee = ESN fe x i k Good f Chicago 2 -—,samgision contains, In additia : ; a eee ; Cao es , , Be rmICOC K iy i sca EO, : nae i EE ke Sweep for Republicans for ee ee LoL Saturda eis ther healing elem ‘ate , } - . . ; *arm a wae So ” a a Every Office now elected to her s Ba Oz Thi, ’ ereose 28, 3 : 4 ‘ . ' — ai, 5 2 ira rn - othe ala heal he infe, ie thiesta Giem of tne Sel :, : and rs ena ured acc wb 73 e ves Tabulation of last Tuesday's elec- | 22° **'S- : _- : sd stop the irrits Cc oy- € er’ Ss an + 2 y a i - Btn isn sers 5 on S = + «- ae | torr oe ; : mem: WAS 7 : oe . o & $ an -* . + — . ‘. te ._ ‘ ae m4 ; s ii inti 06lCU we MA Be ‘ -_ ae = ; - s S « ‘ AM) Lie Un Ly shows ables . Ke ‘ r . , afjam mation x} i@ tae ered t 10 use 4. ec ry CG 3% Sr cc ya 5 aT? 4 2? nd wate . oi . oe ; + - am _- g ’ SO im > - - ~, 2 * .** s You Tike Ie" wi - ci r AS (Ve 24e0 it iil be pre- | ..i- ‘es or ¥ Tr e x MW on- _ ~ = : : . »* “_ 2. ub Terms—25¢ Down sented tonight at the Odeon by the derful for children. 5c, 6c ana Te he - YT s& oss io ‘ e © re At a) dale 2 Sears ef°°88 roa LeaZuUe, With a cast of .. Oe. AL it §£ : 2 = Negroes who, for the most part > * : = % oT. _ + * se ~~ =. = — A = - tre a au X ther &amateur : pg >} “"Seesso~ || THE LAST BIG WEEK OF THE GREAT SENSATIONAIBE, *r i8St year’s Urban League play. . Faéward Knoblock's “Kismet.” Thi : s the first time the league, which SS Mi tee = : 5 SS given a play annuailly for five —— ~ | : ‘ Years, has attempted Shakspeare A : : Bs performances wi enliven : ai RN TURE G y the intermissions oe ; , . Hear 5 > $ e _ FA : Za ' : Henry Wells, formerty of theif] Z7ER BNE | NN’S, Grand and Lafayette Players of New York Si; y ’ a . § A : a wanets ; Will take the part of Orlando. Mrs a 5 3 S pe nt e : . : . ‘ Ett Sowles and Mrs. J. W. Hurt 7 5 7 cis a » H see J 3 will have the principal roles for $ Ceiun sm. | | cin aa Ld Pet) & - nh ; _ 2 . A re isc poeT ane aasin Huge | | FARMER WHO KILLED MAN 11 PPP RES 4 ae a | , € é » : R | To WED WIFE GETS LIF EC F UBURN. Ing : : * me eat aN. ind.. Nov. 5.—Charles — ) =: 355 BC. f. 44 years nid. a farmer Se" . 2 | ving neat here, oko aan oe Wonderful Combination er ; a: y shot Forest Portast a an- ' " . rary | | or farmer, eb that bs eee SILVER W ARE—DISHES—ALUMINUM Z ; b, | : rry Airs. Farver, has been sen- 45-Pound lla ae 4 Our Exchan nge Store is no Es : a | temced to life imprisonment in In- . e ; page aem Lana State Prison. McInturf plead Mattress se a did quality reconditioned d ee * . a. S £4 aw Ss dh Las +; ~ i,- — te ag * + —s RECTANGULAR WRISTW eeu i ee ee , ABBE & ie very iatest styles a T ATCH jay All-Cotton 3 Savings to you of from & Pome. tas ang | Se uth 1 Qu?-Or 3 —» Corowa Pudo'rnc Doware Pam Ser Borier ONLY $1 Handsome reclangu! des: gne, Wrist — Wi ote inclies » Se rrer wkin a Welln ) : paste _— er ~ ull, engraved “ lite 50 r ars “was Working on Melts - Deeply tufted, sani- . i=* rs i . . . , ~ es eye ~ FOe"" ioe *“ ei -?” Fer = h ae mY oe *-* 7 tw. f ? je. shoppers . > oe - Was 228.15 tary, full or twin « ‘ P >_> tes 7 on }-ce andl “2 ~~ 3 ¢* 3 . } eo size. $12.00 walue Clu | eeee wane b Terms—25¢ Down ty to an abandoned well-a haif Special. : stant. 3 rding to his sub- Combination i sein | eeimog $5.95 ee ot Convex ’ leg Library Table, charmingly Will of the Rev. S. J. Zietinski | : AE y Merrie ~ Ova Raas TER designed, for less than wholesale TRe « ¢ the Rev. Stmon J | =, = eas ees a ee BEDROOM SUITES =o |, ae = . a% . . ware . 2 %- ee ; * : , “=e ee Se ahead ana Ce $135.00 Value, 4-Piece Antique Walnut $63.00 Ss : te it ees Stee 6 ee $150.00 Value, 4-Piece Antique Walnut $98.0 STOVES HEA > ee ep 8 $175.00 Value, 4-Piece Antique Walnut $119.56 fe totaling 26566 ts “elles $198.50 Value, 4-Piece Antrque reste $129.00 ae“ poy ene Bs So $241.00 Value, 4-Piece Antique Wainu: $147.50 = poole : ’ . state tn the aeaniiie ye , °S7.50 Value. 4-Piece Anticue Walnut $171.50 rs ¢ residue of his property to A: SPECIAL GROUP! a Se ee ee ee $350.00 4-Piece Suite, Floor Sampie ) . & COAL RANGES — k, 6-Hole «aaa All Cast Iron 0 COMB. RANGE lack, 6-Hole. .....+% 4 vou wn " ! COMBINATION ] Full-Size Bed | DA-BEDS and PADS oa cag, RE SPRING & MATTRES! * ee 1c Mohair ted: ; Z j 4 : ?.Piece + dnev Moha " ~~: -- ° ° . 14 95 = 2 . » * - | $20.75 Value Da-Bed with Mattress ° a "3 . = . == $300.00 4-Piece Suite, Floor Sample $285.00 4-Piece Suite, Floor Sample choice $197.50 | LIVING Roos SUITES » om Ow oO » *® f ~ RF ? fa z a r J 2. piece silver set, 24- 54.50 Value $ piece dishes set $ aii for this remar- $110.00 Value. 31 V alive. “ abiv low Birthday ER 39.73 Vaive, LOGOS NRE A Linch i eneaatepaee dem f ” A oll ‘9 icy 2 . , ¥ @:0uUr ouvuwm =) 7 % w ule bo Di 7. © cy ae I eB oe | '* 7 a cx Fe °*q] GO QO Y c (fi ‘fi ‘fj if f i] A cons wv #) wh © ece rece Mohair ece dee fa iv tA sod Ww (o rh ul Dee UI Ww ow @ w fo % AAAAM — WI We me + + 3 ; peosan ges ; Value, Bleue Combination Range Value, 3-Piece Velour Su:te StO.58 | ean en vw.) Ro 77. ¢ 19 65 | $32.50 Value Da-Bed with Mattress ..... > = c VENPORT SUITES $133.75 Value. Gray Combination Range z ' = : BreD DA | $37.50 Automatic Da-Bed and Mattress $29. 50 aa Masetve oF | : DINING SET $198.75 Vaiee. HichOven 59 Kroehler Da-Bed, Jacquard Velour $59. 50 Combination Range newer 35 9 75 ee ee _SAPPHIRE- SET ‘DIAMONDS : : : ‘s ~ - P : . ° + th Wo ren a mae CP Tore .50 s 3 ; mite ow o * a. 2 : ‘ i’ 6 ont ‘fo go) jitim oy 3 £ — : 4 ir 4 DO .* ase Y p E Jacquard { ea ai 25¢ DOWN—BUY NOW Velour: Pee: | SSS Enetenter Autsenaee $35.00 e i} $249.00 Value, 3-Piece Jacquard Da-Bed and Mattress _ HEATERS a | Velour $167.50 : a . - $267.00 Val is Beall eald c e ” High-Oven Quick Meal alu Jacquard $12.75 Heater -ooceneen : - GAS RANGE * 4 $298 00 Value. 3- 27.00 Parter Heater .....«ccsccss™ Velour Carwed-Rai Sait $198.5 > 2 $310.00 Value, 3-Piece Jacquard 20110 Corporation 33.50 Hot Blast SS on . ~—-- — + - 44 F TBD) rc Cree Veiowr Carved-Raii Ser $215.00 $31.50 Parlier Heater ee eviahie’ cia Sal | : $39.50 Parlor Heater — 3-Piece Massive age DINING-ROOM SUITES of America sane Poster — PARE ne a 350 Enamel Hezter ' nie ve, 3 c Velour Te ail Suite 175. ; e spo beagle $175.00 | We are Authorized Agents for | $26.00 Hot Blast ........... ae 18 $3 75 na vhose picture appears fff $110.00 Value, 8-Piece Diming-Room ss with 2 very complete stock of every | 50 50 wahecany Heater oe ay Copa = wb 7 : } $80.50 Mahogany Heater === ; Sh 7 tw + pure herbal remedies Seite Wake 90. ising Renn type Radiolas and Radio Accessories. | $110 Mahogany Heater .........--. 6: an Seal Wek mo —— See Us for Ex ionall : ts M ,' S ry is | $185.00 Value, 9 Pc. Dining-Room ceptiona y GES s tee é , er Suite $122.50 | Liberal Terms. BUNGALOW RAN g 13 Pieee Pullman - 4 - — $210.00 Value, 3-Pc. Dining-Room _ AY ENPORT ‘5 . Piaaa 2 sup am Suite $137.50 $ 79.00 Value, All Enamel ......-.+-+ & i S a P —— $2393.50. Value, 3-Pc. Dining-Room : ee x z $ 98.00 Value, All Enamel ........--:- $ 2 g-S5 + : @ 7 ee TTS Pager song sri atti e pent a $310.75. Vaine,. 9-Pc. Diming-Room —— ral Z J. D. CA] aor 5. oe § ay sig eect Mila The es — Suite $212.50 ow r oe 4 ; “€ ag . ae ne 7 oe $395.00 Vaiue, 9-P-. Diming-Room L3 a GAS RANGES ag Wy rin Fag edi, wes ate SES VE ae FURNITURE CO ie : Pe ; ae ee Re: * dhecesinar Sige > md $398 Value, 3-Pc. Dining-Reom $57.00 Value, Black Gas Range...-.-- dnt or Deoter Pinel Gattes Suite $295.00 ; $69.00 Value, Gray Enamel ....-.-<«. ai ra nineorers. ,'n, tablet or Hl $499.50. Value, 9-Pc. Dining-Room 1030-32 Franklin Av. | 32° v= eer - nko. of tablets ta Dr. Pteree’s Suite $350.00 es $95.00 Value, Lacquer — aiids’ Hotel, ia Buffalo, N. Y.

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——— RS 7 ed ts LASS POST-DISPATCH - FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1926 ieee oy ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH .. _ PAGE Re ns y Tl. iu + ‘nose’ Skull Fractured by a Fa i! f ADMITS W(MAN fan active interest in the growth|last year was valued at more than | livestock marketing agencies in this handling slightly more than a fifth | periment Station. the averagé sav potest handled by shipping . ’ bert Stump, and Senat he ue . Ae ‘or i ; - 9 years old, of | : , -|$2 and it is but natural |state is tha res anin. | , le Robinson a lead of 99 cane Joh Loftis Jr.. 9 years ok and development of livestock :tnar $200,000.000 ~ j te didade | eee : + of the livestock snip of the livestock sent to market./ing claimed by shipping assocta- | soctations in Missourt last year, thx “*,047 ga. keting agencies, Harry C. Hensley,|to suppose that grea terest | ping associations, of which there! which on the basis of-last year’s! tions amounts to 60 cents per hun. | savings total somewhat more tha . : e “. =a a” a a ara a ee ae a-.8 coughs and colds lead to You can stop them ion. an emulsified | to re-enter the country, after a visit VE GOS WUC Gr ESAS WI == | K “ —=\ TT /, ‘ \ 7, = A TAN ‘= 1 — ay =o / = on Ellis Island because her permit | ST a a, oo ; fan , RP ate CURB lr surah SE ane REL ace 4 ed Wha Tr a a aaa eae angina ea Ea EOE tee ery ag ies le Ss P ma 2 Ue »a . . leasant to take. to her parents in Warsaw, was medical discov- stolen in Paris. When she arrived age here Sept. 29 har exclusion was or- and beals th dered and, although she convinced and inhibits germ growth. immigration officials that she was Of all known drugs, creosote 18 ree- ithe person to whom the stolen per- | esizad by high medical authorities! mit had been issued, the order was gs one of the greatest healing agen not rescinded. | "ges for persistent coughs and colds Assistant Secretary of Labor | steer forms of throat troubles. white visited Ellis Island Wednes- Creomulsion contains, in addition to day and talked with Miss Komar- . Fae other healing elements jicka. Yesterday Secretary Davis | A Tres = ghich soothe and heal the infected | ordered her released on parole. She | | Nm HSSHHZ l= ‘membranes and stop the irritation jort New York last night for her od inflammation, while the creosote | + ome in oS on to the stomach, is absorbed f [Ete the blood, attacks the seat of ALLS LIVESTOCK MARKETING the trouble and checks the growth of Se shsion | ) cetac. AGENCY IMPORTANT TO FARMER ndling wood. eee cision is gua ranteed satisfac- - : ' ‘ery in the treatment of persistent Missouri Agricultural College Ex- | TRICK : ugh een, Sromenial asthma, pert Says They Handle Fifth We're going to wind up the grand opening sale of this pro- Sensational bargains enumerated below, and others too numer- brows the tame of intense heat —— ot —- goons’ es Bt ee : pressive new store in a blaze of glory. A store has a grand THANKSGIVING BRIDES ous to mention, and special low credit terms marks the final -gatory diseases, and is exceéli¢ nt for By the Associated Press. opening only once in a lifetime, and upon the sensational value- . ee Sn oo low credit terme marke the Siaal ‘aan F building up the svstem after colds or COLUMBIA, Mo.—Sale r live , giving demonstration of this opening event we are staking the Avail yourself of these stupendous walues Saturday. A de- J bargains. Come Saturday. A deposit will hold your purchase e .| = ~ Ff 7 ; Nv ‘ . . , vomit will hold ‘hase : . $ f » Fin. Monet refunded if any cough Sstocn produced Oni the Con future of this institution. ( ome, see, and be convinced. po wit 19ld purchases for future delivery. Bi ~ven pe i fe cold is not relieved after taking: cae 7 . . ll CT ES My $Z6S Carved-Frame Bed Davenport Set | r ter . ss 2oC +1400 TIRES ee With Lamp t them for you from Ciosing our high-grade stock, cuaranteed by and Table ' - = i is : en vs ; | ; i \ « + | : t . - ae : . : f ‘ j r “A me: 7 HW) ry Ge } Yr ‘_— = j ' i | ‘ : } ' ' i | i} j j ’ i i } | ‘7 f > > XN . ) ' i = —_ _ . - — _ o- 1 ; } . . manufacturer. © seconds or so-called blem- 1 y ae 2 gee : i * , | | iii ' - ~- = - — oa a os ; ‘ ones Sat; alee ad A ————— 9 apap . ‘ - A - Fa *« ‘ aa tad (t . , patted bi, 3 = ~~ f 5 , e . ; f 7, ; / ‘ re ‘ ] - > ~, / , Ai! , \ fo ve ‘ 3 F ; j , , ih , ; , | int. ; cae fii \ ; y « P i . 7 ‘ + _ : i if i; 4 uff 7 j “> . , ‘ ' | bh Pé// ; / J pa ii A ’ J ' y \ * ia wv = Ji 4 ' ' ; ' f i 4 ’ i ood ‘ "ye lig j j / ji ’ A if, ; / td 6 - e . - ; 4 & ; , j j P ' ; ‘ ; : ’ - PL AN tf, / it / : ‘ , ty ‘ Z F ‘Sihy So» dP 71. 5 | ; a. o | , ‘ OO - § - Pit’. ‘ dl ae . \ ; ; , ¥ F A . ye ; » , * ae ‘ / ’ a ’ if ‘Bate AR: / , ‘ y ss Mtb : les | a } / ( e YU A fa ed yy i. / +? ; Wy } i ~ , , / . 4 2 TSC Vf , j Made A wonderfpl |} “Ae } OE Ge I ——— A Uf : al is » 4 / ; ; 5 : Ll | HW a { ti q iP j “4. My 4 A 4 wy 4 a ca 4&2 Hy ; - / j , 7 ) Y ened — ne : Tae « wr ) v4t*¢ . ia re ? | a Heater; with all- | , Lee ft ) a, (eee —— mune —— oe tery & 4. me 3 | i AP Ge tha Po. a, TE AUT - 7 i. (Ae wt, : | . _ af « : Ng i . YE Mays? qt Pe ‘ ’ i . ae 4 F We f, , , ' : Cx i } , 4a ~~ » : . - ES, HEATERS af i f > | i an me ( | flour bin, ro.i-curtain front atemit | 4 I ; = / - ee 9 A ; ae -hesee ' PT ; 2 a got geeeee 4 . 2 : —S5 oe a : ~ > * - - —e - . : —s a : io »* ' - ~ - . ‘ - "a Z ~ 4 . o ° ° _ € : : ; 7 : : f - ra " ' Pas : - +h. o@ és OT hic. . we, 5ive Combination Range ime | i, ar? , i. : ‘ ; P 2% . ’ , . é*¥ ef ; j ; } , . ee : ‘ ’ - ‘ 75 : ; I a 4 r a7 t 4 a ” . . . tees ~~ 5 . Si A " s a ° ; 4 , ome s ae of Ti : ' pe» : ta ~ / i :S ; . z ea .F - 4. Be Fe , * - ee, . } . ie P » ” % ” a . oe : : ; ’ , he Ce : : ; > . Lé * c : ’ ii _ * ge “ : 4 : ~ Fe . . re peen s . it ih ‘ ve tt A ’ le: fag 7 . —_-- ; ' ; ; ; ‘ : ‘ ~ “47 ¥ ’ 3 / | - Sis nai ' 4 7 . a? -_ 7 A : » ¢ : .- . “ ’ . . d ; } —— : oa ; / m j 1 © + fs a) Bil " . _- ae 24 te ' : a 4 - — >> capa 3 .* y i ; ¥ : . 4 4 # ee $98.00 Massive 9-Piece 3-Pc. Overstuffed Bed , lue, Hich-Oven DINING SET DAVENPORT SET | $1 ™ , $275 Massive Walnut Dining-Room Set es mete - A rina een. AEC Sr an | mm a ye me ry Ae 2” a O88” 2” ae on eee a AO AEN eg tee YS YY ’ Pe ererevee sheen, we, H 00 Down $ Hn ih le OAS ae ae io oy eS ot | | . pelts. os $ 75 $ 50 en . PE PAL EEO Sp Be oe | Ot | a ay Se iy Here's a Suite that combines finest : 9./> # 7 | pest dn wale Henan ante | GN ee8l tj ob em a : aor a lee cabinet work, massive construction ot | ly low price. Buffet is 66 inches HEATERS @ | = ot, ; OLE. { aud elegant design at a sensational. = ee fe 885-Oven Quick Meal Charter Oak Large { xs es Ce a= SE =~ : hy | tong, has basusidel maaan | GAS RANGE HEATER > ieee it Yi My, Te tM y 4 LE | | — ae ae ee / zz is an extremely deep case, large ob. Biast _. i wa - t Heater .. A $2.9:75 S$] 9:90 7 | - eS ge Siz a = i ay long table and chairs have Jac. ce. eee == 2 = oe | es . rf : —_—— quard velvet seatse—just as illus. -, . Ce —" » ms -% ra * * = al » s J a is 2 No cet senna Blas: teens trated—the China Closet is priced $42.75 extra—last day at only $148. amps an 3-Piece Massive 3-Piece Overstuffed Heater | Heater eras oe PARLOR SUITE LIVING-ROOM SET 4 5 fz | sf ; p if : _- —y : 7 i * j 5 j fy es / ; se : ; } : ; any eater i —- a amencdtl os . * ’ a . ; ~ f. . Ni . : at ih ‘i 7 ! : ; 4 | . . " s — } 0 ———— i ’ ~ ” s 4 a : * : . ‘ : q h, ; . 4 . 7 x - . 4 | | . Ht & i i ; ’ ; . ‘ 4 4 “ " ; aad . ———— a , ° a : : - . aeee Pullman 1 Massive Large Mirrors AVENPORT SET ODD DRESSERS $ 85 85 ; Curved-End 29:85 | ‘sos5 |F Walnut Steel J.D. CARSON CO.’S “ee Bo 8 Oe Batata he Ooh te ow w eayy conttnueus , wainut finisn ) ali-ste sTay Oak porcelain, all over~ and comfortable aces and front-—-hae four gag day burners, 2-hdle kitchen heat- er and large cae aking oven. ; : é : Te ’ eo? Ne FE Ne ® } Ey “ vm * ee ge" + & 4 o " ° : -* + ~ + : e 4 } y 2 i se ¢ 5? Ty ~e a . » . ; - = ; . 4 _* * « " A 4 ~ a. - Mattress——iaat te 2: 2e .8 th. © end Morgen 5 RLDGLELGE z; Se. i , eS et eS ah ®, POTTS - . nS MALS PLE DOLD DDD BEL LLG IE LLL O PPLE LIL LT

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__ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _________ — FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1926 __ iii —=s 91 and 99, Splits Votes, PAGE 38 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH her threat of three-qui Hider Ta 1G hike ow Body of Hunter Found in Woods. } a. INA, Mo., Nov. 5.—Ma F#m i) | ~_ DIES AFTER BANQUET SPEECH Pm, (centre MANY HEIR S P me Coy : et ea ie tien: GE gta oe he 2 J | pat ty ae nite: Dr. W. E. Fothergill, Gynecologist,| SPRINGFIELD Vt.. Nov. 5.--The | | ty en Cc e Oil Heaters do Convenient : Ee tu” -2 n century ae ome Rigs é Pe et He Succumbs in England. body of Alfred J. Bishop of Felch- oO —— | woul 91 years old, walked ie Hin : Ree By the Associated Press. ville has been found beside an \ 00 N00 ESTATE 5 ae one’. i with ner i MANCHESTER, England, Nov./ gpandoned road in the woods near ' _— ll reach the centt e ' % © . yh who wi 5.—Dr. W. E. Fothergill, noted /| the summer camp of Attorney-Gen- ' : LY | M a - pext Janus ane Ke fell dead last night | eral John G. Sargent. Although Sot a nt Democratic while her hi gynecologist, sie there were evidences of a terrifi : . c res Althou h after conclusion of a humorous struggle in the snow, preliminary | scores Claim Sha ’ § fi | : ayer ee >: speech delivered at the University | examination disclosed no wounds) Recluse Could Locate No ¥ TON my hy) hey fe Amfe) 16TH & CASS a? allo™. = ; > Ss . ifle ‘O; . , : 7 ~ = : + banquet. His last words were: “Ion the body. Bishop's rifle, coat) Relatives When Alive. ITH & WASHING _ i ADVERTISEMENT d ake an ‘i a oe the | and gloves were found near by.) on han - ; OO . '| Morris S. Gallagher of “elchville, a | Special to the Post-Dispatch. — “4 i} best dinners I can remember. brother-in-law of Bishop, who had/ ay inyon, Ill, Nov. 5. — With |? srionsiiiteaiaienmeiniien a ee , ii ME Sure Way to qs Dr. Fothergill was honorary con- | peen his hunting companion, found | proved heirship narrowing to a few | es d D d ) 1 sulting gynecological surgeon of|the body after an extended search | cousins who really appear to be re- | ; — 3 En anaru the Royal Infirmary. He was born! which began when Bishop failed! 4.4 4 the late Jefferson Doyle, | ed rhere is one sure way that | at a designated place. eccentric recluse of Clinton, who. ey failed to rémove dandruff left an estate of $300,000 but no} , ee. er 4 that is to dissolve it, th will, there is a chance that the es- | oe! 08, eal ‘+ entirely. To do th tate soon will be divided. After | Biyou wen about four ounces of pla ‘two years of litigation the case has | & est ate liquid arvon from any di | been resumed in De Witt County , — 2. er ‘4 all you will need), : 'Cireult Court, and it is believed | é ee as at night when retiring; 1 ‘that a report will be filed | Wietropolita down low. Notice the curved a | Opera Co. fire-bowL It is of porcelain | | SINGS vast! LA crusmA enamel (an exclusive feature), | on aa Werkd.Peannnn Aa and enamel radiates more heat ‘ 2s : WARNER BROS — You Wear the Clothes While vas statement that he § wished Fred | 1 te | Gould, a neighbor, to have all of | Paying for Them : sae: | his personal property, valued at | i ' $6 ‘hile ’ yes, Pear! ’ 1 5 + ; $60,000, while two employes, Men s Suits Ladies Coats | McGrew and Alfred Roth, were to and Overcoats and Dresses © Bl UR ceive $5000 each. After the death : | I marked in plain figures you will not [ Doyle. | only become a customer here but also a : On his deathbed, according to ul Uta0s } t j | ; 4 i | eae | $24 50 to $12 50 to is s ‘of Doyle this nuncupative will was . . a | written out, signed by Gould, Roth | ) 39 50 = land Miss McGrew and filed ‘in| than plain steel. It is also rust- Son : bares proof and sanitary. ‘ | Although Doyle had been unable a =, r.. 4a ae DFS) " — ros So nine tonnencnrtel cet teed th locate any relatives, they be- WW) (Epo oR PRESENTATIONS | - -qOHN BARRYMORE : came numerous when it was 1 = 4 | ; learned that he had left such a | 2 , large estate and nearly every mare | in “DON JUAN” in the Union produced one or more A Warner Bros. Production 3 SET Sueeed bin, while © Rete | ———— = CAPITOL THEATRE 510 WASHINGTON AVENUE > “ | from Erin. ‘ sii ' ~ nn a oad Chestnut. Phone MAts a ) | H°S -5¢ AND 10¢. STORE. | It’. ts .generaluy. Seneve | 2:15—Twice y—8: DV ER: SVODENS SS * : j [claims will be invalidated by the % ' -7HBAN Mats., 50c, 75c, $1.00. $0 PL! ‘Court and that this will result in| : 4) / SHBAI Eves., 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1 TA. the -hict il] keep the! | 3 ts at Box Office, Hotel News Stan jappeal suits, which wi p SS ' wi — and Acolian, 1004 Olive St. case pending until the Supreme “a NT = LAUER’S—825 North Sixth Street == M | Court finally settles it. In the event ‘that the Court declines to concede 7 : 1 ‘the validity of the nuncupative 1 O- x i . }will and also denies any relation-— -- \ [Oss es “i 406 DENNIS DOUBLECUSHUON . ship between Doyle and the scores | ¢ = s | TAI WEATHERSTRI 0 - | ‘of claimants, the entire estate will Keeps Cold Out-— Keeps Heat In W t on To g ‘revert to the County Treasury. - xk Low Prices Purchase _ Till 7” ll PURIFICATION OF MUNICIPAL ‘ te “re | 4 |develop. St. Louis and Kansas _ ——s ue enameled tthe, ‘ a Fully ; tubular frame: City he named among communities CS ae R. E. HEDGES - fh | affected ae Equipped ~ hie mee ae 1 ee 6130 SOUTHWEST AV. JOnn ~ Evoy of Dubuque, oa Hil | la., was elected chairman of the 3 and 3315 Hardware, Paints, Home Goods tribution engineer of the St. Louis Water Division, vice chairman. The ~ ae x , annual dinner was held last night | se a OenaEREIEEieE ie . Why REGULAR $15 AUTO LAS A Special Satur- | Today the delegates inspected the , 5 F an 7% THT ee i ce ih Louls and East St. Louis 7 ef e ADVERTI iD. a lh” ste oe po S| ApS fa] eterorks Chilly rooms threaten your smokeless—safe—and mighty ft a a ies eae BES Se re |l STATE SUPREME COURT DENIES health this ti f B d-looki oa SQUEEZED leg pomecan (ey) TRRPMetists. Guaranteed as represented vig 100tin t : rae | place, ee tate for the name Gold Medal on evar; braid trim. Blue or : pink poplin lining. pe pm Only 25 of Palazzolo has heen identified as FLORENCE STOVE COMPANY COO? on leit stinn These $15 G 95 ) one of the gunmen by Louis Rad- , ont : MAMA DOLLS . 'rah, cousin 589 East Illinois Street, Chicago (Telephone, SUperior 1756) ~# of Ajelouny, who was Se Se Genuine Horsman Dolls, | eritically wounded when Ajelouny fi | R mama was slain. : * with guaranteed ICE ep cmneeet Soa “JUDGE BIASED, SOVERNOR says MAKERS OF THE FAMOUS FLORENCE OIL RANGE a | 1 IN UNTIL IT BLED oe v4 3 eae onc eine row ty een te tone oe gree pie se v. SS ee. bargain for Saturday. Ry the “ated Pres 1 pe) ‘ he 4 B t : ‘ ‘ ™ . ~ ea Oe CHICAGO, Nov. § Florence Room Heaters Are on Sale at All Leading Furniture, Hardware and Department Stores 2 plete with long dress. | against Gov. Small, was sent baci FURNITURE STORES C. R. Watkins, 7214 S. Broadway Igoe House Furnishing Co.. Continental Paint & Hardware Co. Be 3 at once by a simple treatment ito Judge Hugo Pam fae an ty a ec toys and Keystone picture . . ‘ WT , tte Judge Joseph R David, after 906 j , D The H F ish 2021 C 1806 Washington BI. 52 : 2 es = Vine : ivid, after de- 06 Washington, 16th and Cass. OU, SHE FIOUSE NUNMISNES, 88s, 2531 S. Broadway Poisoning. At times I Doll. Special at | State Sen. It cries mama, and is com- ator Barbour's $50,000 slander suit . : Goldman Bros., 1108 Olive St Powers Hardware & Furn. Co 2249 Cass Av., 3624 N. Grand 2: +i « : | “7 , for reassig " ive St. . Co, ass Av., 3624 N. Gran 2863 S. Jefferson Te =vens Cit 1 @. Save 25% on Buddy L f sare ment yesterday ho: Mak Pay ' wii ' Pa ee & Gillam H Fr C 5960 Easton Av. Langan Bros. Furniture Co.., 4 : J 3 % 7 a ago | he! Pa., April 2 mm Some perior Court g J - F. Co., Edele & Mertz Hardware Co., ~~ ad a bad case of eczema a change May-Stern Furniture Co., 12th & Olive 5950 Easton Av., 427 Schirmer DEPARTMENT STORES Ir. X. Becherer & Son, ta eched my skin until the blood fense attorneys ry quested of venue. Thea defe Te nen : > ‘ ; sven 3 a a oe a _ ase ¢ om d that St. Louis House Furnishing Co. Bly-Moss Furn. Co., 4017 W. Florrisant, Seam etegy i ‘ 5106 N. Broadway a ec be a our family doctor ad- $6.00 Cedar Chest mutne ° as prejudiced and 902 Frankli 4115 Manchester tix, aer & Fuller TI . ©: f * ge ' - 0 use Resinol Soap and red cedar. 2ix12x1% lnches had made Statements denunclatory coer , F ; 7 Scruggs-Vanderv oort-B 1¢ South Side Mercantile Con a ent, obtained lief at Copper trimmed, $3 ; ‘of the Smal} administration 3 1" . Buettner Furniture Store, Smith urniture Co., 7350 Manchester ee i824 S. Broadway “* 8nd before ee: ae ith tT var , y te . . oo) a $19.98 ee lok ee blu | NEW YORK. Nov r Rafae) | Stock-Peterman H. F. Co., 3719-23 N. Dyer Bros. Furniture Co., R. & H. Hardware Company, EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL. gied almost all of them. Res- : and | Prisco, an Itallan banker. ate, i4th St., Natural Brid & Union 1422 N. G : i : > . Peiees, an altan bank ; sia mpt Wh Panag - fot 8 Sg H. Woon: ee oe 3813 S. Broadway L. F. Hurt Furniture Co. | 4 ae P is most refreshing | distribute promise fo 2022-24 S. Broadway 1617 S. Jefferson Mays Hardware Store, 2833 Chouteau East St. Louis House Furnishing “iis )) ‘© use, and Resinol Oint- | Hirschfeld-Steiner Furniture Co. S a quick healing power, I vad 2 Ree Aeng “ ” i ene ~ es “ eg 4 € - + - . yea - 4 : : + . . » 7 . . . * a een c . at SW = phe each eee ‘ ‘ i r y Pre 4 7s . % as oh . +f ERE IE fe FRR EN 3 onthe « aor alee ’ . " : r dn Spell ‘ 3 st ka, Roth sl ba ay be ee ee ee ee ow oe age tech as 9. +t . 4 olen al ” anges AMES A A el Sel . : . a ae ee a Se ans 7 on, a a Dears 4 WS . * . ee ~ . wwe oe - - ” aed - Oa vee ? " - eyes porane é openness . on Foye mec ela hat J ph apn aaegratio, e - een i.» 3 = \ rs — , sa : . " “a PARI amet tet a aN a. ee mp ettatigen ANAL SPM PHA om ef>\ . Daal 2 ] > Ss. “© . ~ 3 ; “ad % x po — ep ssh i alle Ml “J ae et i bi cd q j :rtes et? 7 * Ss ¥ : s > 4 ‘ £4 °% PES er ets it sect is3 t. (Sie: To ; rey : ; ees ‘ — Fr 7 bigite#epesct #% y 34 k’ + € its it ect No Lot oe :¢ a4 a Eiong! hoe eh eS tet ott ysateda ode itis EMTS PER ta face Prats eeicet stLtbeetotd tobe te Lede pM be a Leia Rips bath MLS Lee 5 se Lee 22 ee f¢é ‘ va peas hI SES ERS CES iD liriiei eee reeweeeretty rir tire, eree

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is colder close to The new Florence pr throws out heat Notice the curved It is of porcelain exclusive feature), radiates more heat teel. It is also rust- hitary. d it mighty today rtment, e store an oil orence zes and from. « inental Paint & Hardware Co. 3S. Jefferson & Mertz Hardware Co., 531 S. Broadway Becherer & Son, 106 N. Broadway South Side Mercantile Co., B24 S. HKroadwayv st Wuerz Hardware Store, 916 S. Broadway ih End Hardware & House Furn- 2861 Gravois thing Co., EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL. r. Fiurt Furniture Co. St. Louis House Furnishing schicid-Steiner Furniture Co. dies’. Kiardware Co. ck Furniiure Co. * EE FO EOE ASIE LL TRS IE AIM, oo Se | v0 3 > a : — — 91 and 99, Splits Votes. : ain Mo., Nov. 5.—Mak- ood ner threat of three-quar- of @ century that “some day kill his vote,” Mrs. John r, 91 years old, walked to is Tuesday with her hus- gno will reach the century pext January, and voted 4 t Democratic while her hus- ) ak heed ool awe Be Lt NO OOD we RCSD teh DS Clay shi q ww roo ~ . ot Teel ek ot er Sistem com~3 to & potsroa Ay ws r . : . ~ to ~} 7 ent oe oon eh Danek Tw | eee tod pe S UD mes t S eo MPP oe a> * ,* CS CDS pe Oe INS CD CNM NOW Oto me ie Sel ee - Oto os ‘OOM § ComMRIS eee Te eer een ae oe toe tS mM . OHDSA or ~ Jett Jer ‘sey | JoDa's | Kohn’ n Car hel -an'er Ke ndal]] ») -— ‘a i P| ' C9 DS Sa be i ee de ST OTOD S| PS Mes ne? —- 3-4 = » MSAD tO Soe ~y nO OM 59 Ww i) iM ‘Tran | Menar ~J nip =4 wb | wo , re web me “Sy A te 5 nna wne> * Oath Dll Oinow a4 Ne .. —) = a | Ran'‘inh Rich'Aa Rork Ts! Jet) PP] or i) Seat “S'S Mwy beh oe ond BD LOD & & > ta’'s 8 O° on 5 ear "39 057 140 GETS YEAR IN JAIL FOF RADIO SALES FRAUDS Edgar V. Schneiders, Ex-Convict, Pleaded Guilty in Federal Court Three Weeks Ago. ex-convict and who pleaded guilty three weeks ago ip Federal Court to a charge of using the mails to defraud in a phonograph and ragio scheme, today was Federal] Schneiders. Edgar V. promotor, to a year in jail by Judge Davis. Congressman Il. C. his counsel, read a long st to the Court urging leniency fo: i | * 3 3 , hr ,tA reo ry + > ¢ Schneiders. enaead eer. at Dver, one of ~ ¢ a Tn - 1temen iy ~ ; ¥ an tied yer cont persons who had sent monev Schneiders for radio sets may have lost son monev. but Schneiders he said, and never in- yone. He de- some who lost more tended to defraud an 5 clared that the Sarhne — ‘eas My, * Praes ae all-woo!l Axminster Rug. . if fg a , @ 05 == aad Sal Sale Prices___ $349 ee Young Couples .2°g .U"ge¢, No Storage Charge for Future Delivery Purchases HURRY! $55 9x12 all-wool Axminster ‘ : = awe This $250 Complete 9- Pc. Living: Room Outfit _ 149 EVERYTHING in our entire establishment HAS BEEN GREATLY REDUCED! SACRIFICED IN OUR GREAT EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY SALE AT.. eo SPRING BED-DAVENPORT—Massive wing fire- 9 PIECES e chair, comfortable club chair, attractive daven- IN ALL Sale ENDS Soon! sion table, graceful end table, charming lamp com- plete with shade and a pair of very ornate book blocks. AT SAGRIFICE PRICES DURING OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE $75 COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH ml 4 $75 SYMPHONY PHONOGRAPH $150 COLUMBIA GRAPHONOLA $185 Console Phonograph Snerificed for quick sigreses n¢ our low Priced in Welch & Co.'s Fighth Anniversary Sale Price... $100 Symphony Console Phonograph aad Peace $57.00 $100 National Console Phonograph $650 New “Shearer’’ Sacrificed for ay dis posal— Anniversary Sale Price | PLAYER- Buy Now for Xmas! '$ At our astonishing $190 low Anniversary Sale Price of ... GME: ~ Order ae Without Fail! LLL, NS This $90 All-Porcelain & oo $22.50 Zetko Carry-Ola Portable Phonograph $11.60 if You Want This Great Bargain! Anniversary Sale Price al $125 Upright Piano Ss ee $145 Columbia Used Upright Pianc sale $72.50 $600 Auto-Piano Player-Piano Rebuill This $185 Magnificent Italian Renaissance DINING ROOM SUITE Heavy under-construction on all pieces, that is sate: sige and attractive. wee “oo SALE extension table, 5 chairs and 1 armchair. ch blended walnut finish. PRICE Anniversary Price Anniversary Snle Price ——— LOOK HOW WE’VE SLASHED DAY-BED PRICES: — $14.Metal Day- | $24 Walnut- $27.50 Cane Walnut Finish Metal Panel Metal eo bay 008 Day-Bet Ceompiete with ¢retonne uphol- hal alnut finish. Complete with pad. Anniversery Sale Price MAHOGANY co $8.45 Anniversary ES Fe Sale Price Sale Price aR i . TL a — eS $16.40 ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE 54° All Solid Iron Interior! | Will Heat 3 Rooms $24 All-iIron HEATER ory ‘Sale 1)- $85 Full Porcelain y © i HEATER HEATER Pikes 3 13 screen, 9 00 FURNITURE & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Salq Price | Sie “Pre Aaa 10541071109 OLIVE ST. This $165 “Sse Bedroom Suite ‘$e Attractive and wery serviceable bow-end bed, dresser, ANNIVERSARY esecmi-vanity dreaser and convenient chest of drawers. Genuine walnut veneers in combination with other SALE PRICE hardwoods. A marvelous bargain! 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae ___FRIDAY EVENING, |COMMUNITY FUND PLANS = | ploves ot tactign to explain the | SAYS TRANSLATORS FOR EMPLOYES COMPLETED wor of the 8° member orgsniza- MISINTERPRET ROLE plie os ap ang ae | Division Under Chairman Steed- OF WOMAN IN BIBLE Pubiishin Gos. lll ‘tions of the Community Fund. Men py j | Se ” GENEVA, Nov. 5.—The PRESIDENTE WILSON | ea et A ee PAGE 40____ NOVEMBER. 5, 1926. , . | mission, Marquis Theodoil. the TRAVEL AND RESORTS | MANDATE COMMISSION | chairman, announced it wag not the | ASSERTS i Scag sas of the League Counell nor ‘of the mandate power, subject fo ‘orders or discharge. He said the Man- commission’s charter came directly : from the Leagu- covenant and out- orkin was found guiit lined its duties, namely: To scru- second of seven Federa el ' ‘administration of the 2 en the -harging hin | tinize the acacminss-rai - ~ > nts, 1a 1s a mandatory Powers, to protect the rolen automebile . a7 >ar _ interests of inhabitants of man- Smith-Dantels already face ; = rj ” bh it? dated territories, and to advise inf —_ ia ‘pri son for the killing i.” . Glo hes ’ * Shanahag, a poidcel the council. P > , eawar : é * * ‘ — rd che third pronmourcemp: two hours and a revi red. The of thie was er ee ee . hi plone oa & Bees mE SS ca A ER Wen age RRO IS tae ey pan ttoge y t ett GU By cS emg gee oe caopler Mee Pt hy eee * as Pie *) » Me for Auto Thefts. agsociated Press. | ec aGOQ. Nov. 5—Martia CH ‘y last g yoy , bs ee a a ee Be Pig: va. hie: f, have peen appointed in the larger Moolah Temple Wednesday. dates Commission of the League of business houses for the express purpose of persuading their fel- | YPT 234 | eres mover’ = | Natio which most of the manda- | Division of the Community Fund “S} mee einige pagel MEDITERRANEAN campaign is almost complete, ac- ; if Ss, Made it ‘low employes to contribute to the, Feminine Community Fund. | , : r lat a rat The seven groups in the Em- | Word Translated as dex areues : : ” tof dependence in unqualifie: Saili Fr N York cording to Chairman E. H. Steed- Division and their chair- facedness Really Means ak oe ei 0” a te terms at the openin: f its alling rom cw o man of that division. The seven 2 third 3? J 25 1927 Industrial, A. J. Lind- ‘“‘Reverence. sade eatin vinterdas ua & Trou i } mployes’ ivis! seo pene ere ay. eee an aon vai da eg --) wilt meet at Moolah Temple next | hw ‘ loyes, Walter J 468 + XG . : Z : ade hotels. shore r . , : | _ ee : is Press ~~ snc Pe ty egy We igre shore visits. guides , Wednesday evening in preparation bach; public empio; . 5 the Aasociated : oe i “i a ec. embracing visits at Algiers. Madeira. for the fifth annual Community |G. Neun; utility, Albert T. Perkins; CLEVELAND: O.. Nov. 5.—Bible : S i 2 “a Eevet. Riviera Italy Greece, Dalmatia Fund campaign. which begins tw railroad. L. W. Baldwin; financial, , A TE nich nitty ¢ Venice Spain. efc UunGd campaign, nic gins @ | Tralroad, ss» . , > _ transiaters suppressed the true ‘ - . — onl charge, recently. days later. Olin M. Atteberry; schools, Ches- | an | Se Special Pali and Winter Voyages | Speakers will appear before em-'ter B. Curtis. at aprtirne elaiinam alehe e. obi! Pi ile: cy a ployes’ men are: read the jury » found him guilty $6 hours. Adam C. | i woman of 2000 years ago by chang- Ss fs > - ; ™ | SmearlY Clite said Jodse would pre aia 5 . a G4 rd ag . . _ . en . Detted Monday. | nviction on :, — — wit GED P a a fs o eral indictment carried @ 1 ! 7 : peed nenalty of ore rears enc ‘ , Re 3 Bim’ Bee > : ~ Sa a din —= iF YOU HA names of accomplished “2 he * — ee American Express Company | (Manscgine shore visit and cruise) COSULICH LINE K. W. KEMPF, G. A. 120 N. La Salle St.. Chieaga. to read masculine and by ting certain passa- ° fnterpre aoe’ > tolerance of the 7 t? Lee Starr, 4s S- 7 Safety and Profit for Savings sagem rat your savings in Economy Shares where they will earn div- of) bu: ld the International Asso- . Soe ae ME 0 hr Bn BIE Co ae I ‘3 é ; a2 3 q ; Ss Ee #. f :: * ite 4 ‘ a eas “> b Peery eee Ws 2 5 fetal a ape cme,” ee 4 9 a PDs es iid | co eat Se PB ar LORD ial LS a See ee — * Prk y ae eso! ee wt im Pays rs ar PASE hae HRA KK soe oes Mo Sears oot nate . ? oo Oe 7 ae fa ete a — ss ee SIT ar > ' 2000 ohms: ; Erxers tro Fully & Bt & hich-crade 6-Id. Iron, fully cuaran- teed every respect . $4.65 | $5.00 Hot Point . $3.95 } $5.00 Lifetime Guar. $3.95 $4.00 Princess Iron, $2.85 RADIO HEAD PHONES > VERY SENSITIVE remarkable clear Very specta! “EVEREADY” JRadio 2214 Volt, $1. 45 45 ‘Volt, $2.95 Thermos | Lunch Kits Metal Launch Kit: compiecie with pint ley - Hot racuum bortie. $1.69 “pec ia! Children’s Lunch Kits With *.-pint Icy-Het vacuum $1 49 bettie. “Special Heat Register Shields and streng. Protects the wall paper and the paint from the semeke amd dust that comes — the furpare regisiers in wvariows sizes for fleer and a priced from 75c to$1.35 ASBESTOS FURNACE CEMENT Permapentiy . repairs cracks ll oonge. ae “a Sc 2 Pounds for The ROOFING PAPER Heavy t-ply Roofing Paper; i ends rolln Very spe- cial, per roii, $1.10 - 30-Gallon Hot-Water Boilers Heavy galvanized Boil- ers, fully guaranteed in every respect and thoroughly tested for standard pressure. Very special price. Limited quantity only. Made of heavy stoneware, _— 65c eck 85c = $145 \*, $2007 HAND DRILL | Three-plece steel chock. takes al) size | drilis te 14-inch. A verv fine 8S serviceable Trill. Special Set of 9 Drills Sizes 1-16 to 3-16 in.: fe d Oc er metal. «enectal, per ay pt h Gasoline Full quart, solid brass Biow Toerch with pamp tn tank; corm plete with secidering iren attachmenrs. Fully gtaranteed. $5.00 valuc. Spe- cial, $2.95 : Pipe Threading Outfit For . ™. ™“% and 1 inch pipe: | oe a $5.75 FURNACE PIPE Heavy gauge galvanized Furnace Pipe. og 9 in., 45c pag 50c ‘ SOOT DESTROYER For cleaning the sect frem atoves. furnaces and chimmers: no troubic odor. ne explosion, eat dren it . eon fire and the anot roee to 23c | threagh the chimrey neckage FURNACE SHOVEL — Special soe *59c State Sena avrenue has asked * . — help recover a Ted oe ganna Century Boat Club \tended a party _ » SOVESNMENT CONTI LINES PASE iN —— WINE PLOT TRIAL r hil Will « Monev He ot Was imate Fees. ontenad im Le vit- detectives to jiamend ring. val- ost by Mrs. D tha drive wa of ~~ rear the where they at- last night. mes Read in 200,000 St. Louis Homes Every Day! has the largest circulation of any newspaper You've tried soa} in the Seuthwest Now try the only: in our professional offices in 31 cities. Shampooing help —cne that does m = z Nal 7 a” = SBN TSE nes ih ESS ee Pe : B50 Hr g Will deliver this Suite, together with the free table and lamp, right into your home—the balance we arrange to suit your convenience Trade in Your Old Furniture FOR NEW! AMighty Carroll Value§} -.- This Serviceable Velour 3-Pc. | Bed-Davenport Suite hat: brittle Thon urface, Dut perm follicles, stimulates head. After its as cleanliness and rene freely in any wate! The most econon cially recommend nently waved hair, Permanent wail for a much longer | You will pronounee If your hair is fal for Falling Hair—a ba!idness. Use it iz Thom As different fron tains no alechol, m antiseptic. chacking hair. Stimulates # and suppleness to d Thomas’ § bes 1 pecial | 50c a We will give tc Thomas’ Special F ago when we mai Cucse iney couldn these conditions a Bot ereen Co. Thesen Drug Stores. smal Page. : + a. a detteree 2 Droz Cs.. The Pale _Phacmasgi ‘-28n « De =e ... av? ?t«reon Seerkart Birws terug Ca . .<_ as ad rar & tn. | ebay 4 rairie. - *; a arf Fair. : 7 - » - he t ity Mall Drus ~tere, : — x ~ < 5 a : . Charles Lehenaam, Manchester AT Wis ra AE ORE RM ces <a Hasna aattSy ttsabintn' aaa ciao aa ibe Yenger . _ Pharmacy. & J¢ ‘ereon. Her bert w. Bi: ron. an Account ’ Here! \ an@eveniter — as ae wWer Grove “. S Lafayette

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FOUND GUILTY AGAIN oe aed on Sccond of Indictments a for Auto Thefts. = Agsociated Press. SercaGO, Nov. 5.—Martin J. kin was found guilty last night second of seven Federal in- ame?! charging him with ‘ portiDg stolen automobiles. “tt n, who already faces 35 in prison for the killing of ward Shanahan, a policeman, | @ 2-4 the third pronouncement of | Ponty read two hours and a half} Mimer the jury retired. The jury, ; - » found him guilty of the first} Sagral charge. recently, was out iw 86 hours. ; todge Adam C. Cite said the} aa case probably would be aMonday. Conviction on the) Seeders) indictments carried @ max-} ; mum penalty of five vears each. PPY MEN’S Suits} a & Ff SIN- $ 5 | 50 $ 50 ' be a THE & re WAY Pe) DOWN DIES’ FURS AND FUR Coats |} NSTLINE: AD! ES’ FALL COATS | : ‘i af TONSTLINE 7 anf IF YOU HADA Je NECK — + Bes és AS LONG AS THIS FELLOW ASORE THROAT ALL | -_— FasteD R TWO TSS $ Piain or Fur-Trimmed $14:98 ALL DRUGGISTS iment was $67.361.000 | In other railroads to which the com - | ret | got |help much 4b Be SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT .0.0, APPRAISES NICKEL PLATE WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.—A ten. tative valuation on the New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad was announced by the Interstate Com- merce Commission today as $45.- 475.000 as of June 30. 1918. This corporation, which is the central unit in the Nicke! Pilate Railroad merger plan, was said by the commission to have a tota! cap- italization of $63,397,400. while its book investment in road and equip- The Nickel Plate Operates 498 miles of addition it uses property mission 640,000. attached a value of $4.- The company wil! be al- ‘lowed to protest the finding. ADVERTISEMENT The ‘“‘After many years of stomach suffering 1 have at last found a medicine for that trouble. But be- lieve me it was a timely find. I couldn't have lasted a great while | | with 'in the hope it would “‘cure’”’ her of “kick” | longer. My stomach would bloat with gas like a barrel, and the colics awful. Medicine didn’t until I got hold of MAYR’S, which did the trick. Iam telling everyone about it.’’ It is a simple. to be e — —— P - ] harmless preparation that removes the ca- t tract and | arrhal mucus from the intestinal] Tie if, - it ag pee Pil i Po! a - ; ; ; “kick” that Mrs. Frank But- | famous markswoman, known | ‘as Annie Oakley, received from a | but failed to | 'déstroy her determination to mas- | | fer firearms ) | disclosed line. | of | technique. last M oses, here Moses and Lee Mrs. Butler who at Greenville, O. The nephews are sons of J. H. Moses of McCurtain, |Ok., only brother of the noted rifle 'and shotgun expert. i ' t iagreed she couid ' hunting Best None Too Good nephews told how “Aunt When a small girl, follow her brother expeditions until The Ann,”’ secretly This was. night by C. G. | nephews O01 | died Wednesday | would | On | they | were so far from bome she thought | he would not send her back. Then | she would beg to shoot his heavy | sbotgun. After many shoot ata loaded the gun of powder he drams however, two extra First, the desire to shoot. The such excursions he | bird. | fractured her nose, but she killed | | the bird. | She then obtained a rifle and / became so expert at shooting pen- ‘nies from her nephews’ heads that | Cody .ook her to many | with his Buffalo Bill | | Wild West Show. William F countries LADIES DRESSES Newest Fall Creations | $1.3 Sans 24:3 ; BOYS’ LONG PANTS SUITS SMITH - DANIELS 7 N. BROADWAY 22:~: ADWAY AND ST. 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Shampoo | The most economical, practical and effective shampoo for the family. Espe cially recommended by the world’s leading hair and scalp specialists for perma- nently waved hair, because it will not attack the chemical compound used in the Use this shampoo and save your permanent wave Make a five- minvte test of this marvelous shampoo. baldness. - —— i ee s > ne ” Nias . eS 2 ae a kr Weil f — ‘ ae: fig Wiper, at Yh P aig ie ‘i Walgreen Co., 615 Olive Sy: (yranc . St es Dury. I Fast be Pherson, Thomas’ permanent waving process. for a much longer perind. You will pronounce it the best you ever used. If your hair is falling out, we recomm ond the use of Thomas’ Special Formula for Falling Hair—a positive relief for dandruff and other conditions inducing Use it in connection with the Thomas’ Shampoo. Thomas? rm Falling Hair As different from the ordinary run of “hai: dopes” as day and night. Con tains no alechol, nor other ingredient harmful to hair or scalp. antiseptic. chacking and eliminating ail conditions which destroy the life of the hair. Stimulates the dying hair roots to healthful activity. and suppleness to dry, brittle, dead-looking hair. It is real hair insurance. — 162 N. State St., Chicago, Ill. The Thomas’ Special Formula for Falling Hair, $1.50 We will give to a limited number of customers a FREE sample of the omas’ Special Formula Shampoo at the following stores. ago when we made this offer we regret that many were disappointed be- Cucse iney couldn’t secure a sample, so we are running this offer under © these conditions a second time: Both Thomas’ Products for Sale by Department Stores—Scruges, Vandervoort & Barney Woalff-Wilson Drug Ceo. 4s F ; : The Thomas Products Corp., Thomas’ Special Formula Shampoo 50c and $1 4 BSP!) ‘(i Washington. St. Cha 900 St Special Formula Special Enderle Drug (€o.., Incton Sixth and Chestnut, and Pine and Arsenal , Smith Cleveland. and (Clive. rles Drug Co., . avie C aha i@s. ari hing Weipert Drug Co., Huffman’'s. * - Sie ndoah na Av Thesen Drug Stores, Kin “ul Page Taylor and Garfield. settorn nm Druc Co., Otel Jeffe ‘Yarir ts. aS! ig: “ a" The Palm Pharmacy, 200 Palm & OS ne 4 Suite ea! ort : Most Le Bal viere. a clu nair. 1} tre ’ 1€ Ss 4 Thomas Chambers, : loas Euclid & Mel . ore mn. that comior?t ’ ° . , [nat C2578] . will make your living Gasen * Druc Stores, The & judes ; Bek Sul! & . > a SS Pershing & 7 Blankenbaker liros., alain Ham lt ind Easton. , ’ Westminster }80] ve - Pharmacy, dende's Pharmacy, ko" ~ J Afan. nN ys. dy. Speckart Bros. Drug Co. manning and Franklin Rr WAY “at } tiaainadl SY sa Prairie. “ ‘ ‘4 a Hr » fF i! 7 Fair. Page and Waltor City Hall Druc Store, Sidney Twelfth — Bray P 3 ith Charles 4300 M Ar. Feager's Pharmacy, AIT Par k & Je /ergon. VW. Bixen. and Met} ean e Lehmann. a heater "O01 a2 t ed? ~ rt 3 Winkelmann'’s Drug Stores, 7631 8 ; ~~ ry? ] ~ - 2 Chi 3300 Meramec S! Luyties Bomeopathic Phar, 913 Locust St. Theo. F. Hagenow, ; i and Laliayette. Charles J. Chouteau Schneider Drugs, Broacway and Haffner. 3860 & Elite Drug “tore. we “v*> ye 4 wl 2: , lL. Gireengard, : . E Co! (granada St Abelson Drug Co., Market 3S! Meramec Pharmacy. N TRILCC. Grand Johnson Bros. Drug Co oe ont COUPON—Good for FREE Bottle ‘yeTIL? bialiv were Hiamilton Delmar I Euchd. Swift Droe Co., 7 Vandeventer and Olive. Mevrer. California. 000 Pine St. pa A. Cordes, 3946 Grayois. J Grosse'’s Drug Store, Grand ani Meramec. F. Miller. 4019 S. Grand. Cleveland Pharmacy, S958 S. Gra d Virginia Av. 4532 Virginia. ._J. FE. Hoffman, 4700 Virginia Hanser's Drug 5201 Virginia A Tr. Sum, ta ws qd. h (ranad. sroadcway Broacwat ppewa St. Store, Vv. oS rm Asrt . Licser's Pharmacy, 811 (7Tat 1s A . vi achtel, 4600 Gravois AY. (,ravois Chippewa. Gravois HO >» aa Gravois Drug Co., Broadway ‘2 aiiwar. Schwerdtmann's., & lucas. 66th Av VW ortman, McRee Av. BUG SS 3 ; and FEAST S&T. Jacob W. Gain, 641 Coflineville. Cammaunity 5003 State St. de, or Your hair will glow with and Market. Drue Co., Pharmacy. Grand-Laclede Drug Coe., ZV } +} tie A y Rennett-Clark Drug Stores, a°7°89 Gravois at Morganford TNIVERSITY CITY i Delmar Bl. LOUIS. Drug Co., It nourishes the hair S| It is highly Restores luster Two weeks Central Pruc (o., ~ . “ U7 Colhnsviliie. H, Jd. Eckert Drug OCOo., 237 Collinsville. . FEF. Merker, 3+} Missouri Majestic. Drug Store, ~~ ; ii = iv] - Broadway Pharmacy, 316 KE. Broadway. BELLEVILLE, ILL. Square Drug Co., 11 West Main 81 Waiter Kohl's Rexall Store, J. H. Schwarttrauder, Main at Wilson, Kohl Prue Co., 18% West Main St. MAPLEW OOD Yale Pharmacr,. 71590 Manchester Chas. H. Koeneke, O&21 Manchester W. K. Weber Drug Co., 7172 Manchester Av. Harpers Pharmacy, Sutton and Maple A , Hughes Drug Co., Manohester and Sutton, WEBSTER GROVES Ambrose Mueller, 5 aayr't LeOTe, Big Bend Road. Olid Orchard Pharmacy, Webster Groves. Mo.. Tuxedo Pharmacy, "33 Marshall padi Webster Groves. Mo +8 A’ and St. Charies and Piymout Drug (Co., ‘ i ‘Thomas Carlos Drug Co., ‘ Cor. Maryland and Cor Lafayette and 9 Special Present this coupon to your druggist for a FREE *+SAMPLE BOTTLE OF THOMAS’ | FORMULA SHAMPOO, as long as they last. Shampoo Formula SPECIAL ‘Work, Part of 1927 Program, | _the Missouri highway system, estli- | projects ties. miles ‘surfacing, | miles number guard rails. and of 21 small bridges. | department, follow: .Freebure. I! ; j than | his _—." . . IR os oe . “a C “ _ ne | wife, Joseth | Killed his two smal] children, Jos- _eph, 4 years old, and Mary, 2, then | Killed himself. | children poison, then stabbed them | with | his life in the same manner. _Governor’s Pay Remains at $3000. By |The Governor and —Wide World Photo. ME. LUISA TETRAZZINI was married in Florence, Italy, re- cently, to Pietro Vernatti. Here are the bride and groom after the ceremony.. Vernatti is said to be 25 years younger than the fa- mous singer. —— ---- of the snaft. His home | Freebury | talks from pulpits. | its secretary ' the |} 48 such is illegal in Pennsylvania, ‘where a minor must be 14 before | Starting 'said he considered the child evan- | By the Associated Press. anonymous donor of the $1,000,000 financier of New York. GIRL, 10, PREACHES IN CHURCH Pittsburg Children’s Bureau Threatens Pastor With Legal Action. PITTSBURG, Pa., Nov. 5.—The Children’s Service Bureau has threatened’ legal action against Dr. J. S. Weakland, cal evangelist, if he persists in allowing his 10-year- old daughter, Betty, toe deliver The maintains, through David J. Terry, that child's activities constitute a form of employment for gain and bureau to work. Dr. Weakland gelist’s preaching nothing. more good works and announced intention of consulting with counsel. $1,000,000 LIBRARY DONOR Baker Made Gift to. George F. Dartmouth Colicge. HANOVER, N. H., Nov. 5.—The | library for Dartmouth College has been identified as George F. Baker, Speculation over the gift since it | | Was announced last fall was ended | 'when | Hopkins | editorial Ernest Martin a President confirmed which truth, FATHER KILLS TWO CHILDREN ESCANABA, Mich., Nov. 6. Thought to have become suddenly | insane over the recent death of his | Kain, 31 years old, Hé first gave the a buteher knife He ended the Associated Press. SIOUX FALLS, 8S. D., Nov. 56.— other State of- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Theatrical Guild and the London mn newspaper | had guessed the | Wyn —- ; not get any salary in- of the defeat ficials will creases as a resu!t | of a constitutional amendment pro- | | posal | | salary of $3000 now paid the execu-} itive is on par with New Hampshire | in Tuesday’s election. The and Vermont. It was proposed to/| ' 'pay the Governor $7000. PAGE 47 which Hou- Club of Magicians, of dini was president. Movements of Ships. By the Associated I’rees. Arrived. Hongkong, Nov. Grant, from Seattle. Salled. New York. Nov. 4, Finland, for BREAK WAND AT HOUDINI BIER ee ne ee Magicians Mourn Master at Funeral in New York, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Nov. 5.—Broadway paid its last tribute yesterday to Harry Houdini, the magician, who died in Detroit last Sunday. His fellow magicians broke a wand and placed it on the ccffin. Havana. About 1000 friends, relatives and New York, Nov. 4, Roussilon, associates attended services in the, Bordeaux. Elks’ clubhouse. After Jewish; Manila, Nov. 3, President Cleve- rites, joint tributes were paid by/ land, San Francisco, the Ce Masons, Society of Shanghai. Nov. 4, President Jef- American Magicians, Nationa! ! ferson, Seattle. Vaudeville Association, Jewish New York. Nov. Farmer. London. 3, President 4, American Featured in the Big Sunday Post-Dispatch The Perfect Crime Fails Again — He planned to murder his wife, end his own life and destroy all evidences of it by fire. Due to one flaw in his scheme, the crime was disclosed, | Hane | Swe ane ete a EE | THE BIG SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH - Color-Roto Ma gaz ine BIDS RECEIVED ON96 22 (aX. (exta ret te vent raxtrextr@ ts AX a eXtre (* —_—o —_———— i. yo ad ———_ MILES OF HIGHWAYS Is Expected to Cost $1,146,000. - eel By the Aeasnciated Press. JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 5. Ninety-six miles of new work on mated to cost approximately $1,- 146,000, will be constructed early next year under projects for which bids were received yesterday atthe State Highway Department. The are located in 19 coun- Contractors and representa- tives from construction, firms at- tended the letting and submitted scores of bids. The work, which is part of the 7 State road program, includes) about 48 miles of graveling, 35.5 of grading preparatory to hauling of gravel for 12 | highway, reflooring -a/§ of bridges, erecting of | the construction | 192 of Counties in which work is to be done, together with the type, length and location, as announced by the Atchison—9.4 miles, grading, | north of Tarkio; one bridge. Nodaway—7.5 miles, grading, | | Maryville-Ravenwood: two bridges. Caldwell—1.8 miles, graveling, Hamilton-Kingston. 3enton ——- 7.5: miles, north and south of Cass——-8.1 miles, graveling, east of Pleasant Hill; two bridges. Miller—6 miles, graveling: 3.5 miles, grading, north and south of Tuscumbia; four small bridges. Morgan—7.6 miles, grading, west of Versailles; five small bridges. Warren—3.4 miles, graveling, north of Warrenton: one bridge. Jefferson Reflooring bridge west of Cedar Hill. Pulaski south (yreene—Guard way, Carthage-Sprinegfield., east and west Marshfield. Stone—0.2 south of Galena. rrr ia Traney— grading, Warsaw. graveling. smal] ¥ alis a2iong I of of | mile bridge. Reflooringe two ‘bridges, uth of Forsyth and the other adding concrete unfinished bridge over White River. 2 sn > ss . * th of Branson: , fioor to ESO 10 5 Gs" \es Tv8H ZS Coed \e, OL AO ge, ~ DEBI. Seo 2 *\@, °\ 0.0.0, - os \ AVC k ee “ ~ Js S3\8. *) CT ee _ -s* ee rR CUUGONOLT UG \ ~ ) ata Dror ;. bes Ge Ee ee ee aesihbon . Ce aes, ke Pare ae ok 2 te me ery Hs ESB OCR eT a rs re one yt te ay Nea *.. Coat lly ee oe ee en ee eee ae ee AR ao 0 Nant AN SR eR ROE B CTs Brisas AE oy a . 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= PR RMS a any ee ee OIIY S RS RABIES SOE Ig At Pa 7 “ ee ee Tee “st ities ‘ a ea iat pee . or) ae rat me of lees "| ee) Sy etc -eiis z ‘* ' rns ie : 2g REAR RAS ATIERIRNS Son tele LE ye IE A eR ie RMB PAGE 42 _ _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ —- ee ne ean a enn OL ae rs -— Two Tables of Bridge Now the Social Custom cage et ee --— Consequently We Buy Flat Silverware Now| ‘1 Sets of Eight Rather Than by the Half Dozens. > aual ~ rt 4s a : pen +} pe i lispemnsaocie as | ] Menus for the Week SATURDAY. Break fast Stewed prutes Prepared cerea Creamed finnas r addie Fite - . mb Mui. os Luncheon ‘ub sandwiches Dinner MONDAY Luncheon TUTESDAY Luncheon *\e = ms > ~_ i 0a tabies ‘2 “a WEDNESDAY Luncheon THURSDAY Break fast Luncheon FRID AY Break fast eee, hein ’ 1 ecgs every : ben unc heon ~ . AO? Aness The ideal tha > Senor: 2 ar FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH VARIETY OFFERED NN BAKED APPLES ro t} _ - . Caramel! arene Apples. Dried Fruits Contain Many Essential Minerals —— By ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D. Former Commissioner of Health, New York City. United States Senator From New York, Cryst raisins severa oven till ![t dries and making . 7 erapes are us As important > a -~ —— enance of the body. Cf? o- . Lad (‘Coprvrght. 1928.) Date spr prw ed Cover a pound of « ing water ee —— —— “ct arne ~ weed tic Family Me of the ready pres ore sf Pron Th intr A reakf fasta while cereal coi a a a piace ali on °‘o@ a a these f thelp comy : Sivestibic rors’ 7 ubvect remember meal mush ‘ee cool cold wae it has @ generous gems * the rich ofl which hes ing prog re presented ie cereal ' or ss & — - a. > 23 . - - is O; Another winter touch is the m cans to Vi eshington. tf bem. 275 oo ago today w , 8000 cans in two d 1, mile tong. Wha fine three times as : can. We contend tha tion there is 1,200,¢ 300,000 homes; we We also believe thi ate. At that rate ot from St. Louis. tt Kansas City. “ s go. We'll get a ‘go are a een and of cte | , cae ‘in Missouri—in th the wore elsor Malt will | ee ae customers, w oOMILE arance of pork tenderietae " ave are just wor wondering how : a toothsome meat. lish fruit ales solve one j the housekeeper =n mut f these deep makes . be made of a ! baking powder biscuit doughy . ae : , bh a excess 4 conve — * ? ef? adi C’mon: St. Louis—It’s Our First Birthday Party We invite you to attend—It’s go- ing to be a wow—Music n’every- thin ng—Bring the whole family. Saturday, Nov. (me year ago we opened the $1,350,000 New Union Market. in this brief time we have served many thousand Sit. Louisans. We have tried hard, at all limes, to give you our best—in value, quality and service. St. Louis—We Thank You— May We Serve You Again? re een nant —her famous recipe with choice buckwheat flour What husband has ever forgotten th taste of old-time “Duckwheats Right now women everywhere are offering their husbands a surprise from boyhood davs: light, tender “buckwheats"’ with the special “tang” they long for. cakes made according to Aunt Jemuma’s famous recipe. You get her own immgredients with just enough choice buckwheat flour added, her recipe adapted by expe- ~wansoae cooks, read v-muxed in the ve!- low package: Aunt Jemima Dooniend Buckwheat Flour. -- Buc “KW HEATS WITH THE “TANG” MEN HANKER FOR make these famous recipe. ready- ferful mixed— Aunt Jemima Prepared Buck rthe wheat Flourin the vediow package. Anc ecu Of mi. jon t forget those southern pancakes ni Jemma 7 e old ntation flavor— mur and sity. cakes vou make with Aunt Jemim: ‘rec packages How easy it ts now to m b No overnight, ai tke ng f batter to rise! Just ed (or water) (0 every Cup of Prepared Buctwheat Flo When vou give vour hu: — i these cakes, one look at his face will tel! you oupons for valuable just how welthe likes them. Plan now Aunt Jemum Premiums ma package AUNT JEMIMA PREPARED BUCKWHEAT FLOUR PRL sith ne le GRAND-EASTON MARKET 1407 N. GRAND—AT EAST PRICES FOR FRIDAY AND rast Boiled Ham Wafer Sliced: pound Rib Roast, ib. Chuck Roast, ib. Chuck Prime, Ib. Boneless Sirloin Roast. Pound 22 Fresh Calis, Lb. .17'% VE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS WITH MEAT ITEMS 43 14 10 i2 iisen, Pet a ( arnation: 3 Large Cans, casey and navel: desen ORANGES 15 Apples and Pears, 7 Ibs., 20 BOO wat than Te Oe Teeberg Lettuce, 2 Heads. Kirk’s Flake Soap hares WE DELIVER—PHONE YOUR ORDER_JETferson 5712 Exponents of. Good LIVINE Since ¥ Fighth and Locust Sixth and ( hestnut tnion Market De Baliviere and Waterman Tavyter and Delmar Limir and Delmar inien and Vernon (rand and Shenandonh MOST ITEMS AT ALL CONRAD STORES POR ROAST price Dork . 2 SPRING — ressed spr.ingers 3c Loin Vea! Roast or Whole staat Ib. Finnan Maddie: {b. . American Loaf Cheese: New Dill Pickles: Large Red Emperor Grapes; Fancy Jonathan Apples; Dry Lima Beans; baby size: ib. New Pear! Corn Mea! larae ‘size 29: box, $2.99: basket, ....18e .3 Ibs. for 10c _ GOLDEN RUSSET CIDER 5-galion lots, gallon, 35 “a At Conrad's aii s atic > Scrapple =. ser 8th St. Store rh adeiph ‘a at ’ + a 4 ~~ Trappist Cheese * ~ monde: “rear * , Potato Salad -“““": ee in t} Beef Loaf -*""" °° made nnaise Pimento 4: pound ‘chen THREE STORES: and Lucas 6220 Easton Av 1428 Sealisbary The Recognized Leader 6th Saturday Specials EVER- nal iewery| Pound of Rich sie Ld ELS EST SPREAD FOR BREAD” REE! $5.00 Worth of Eagle Stamps Given With Every Can of merican Maid Malt 3-Ib. can; hopped: can... ae “The Kind That's Always ~-! FREE! $4 "2 FABLE i;iven th EBrery Ponnd of Unsalted EVER-GOOD COFFEE 2-- 790 REGULAR We POUND (engine Imperted Emmentaler amish 4 Cheddar ‘ —y~ Seakaciba Reque fort , Ib L. §. ¥. Limbarger oc sam im Ve iweensin (Team theese b Old Strie Hand Cheese PURE GRANULATED SUGAR 19 POUNDS 10-ib. Limit BOTTLE GROWNS; GROSS 1$¢ rar LARD" 15¢ FRESH ROASTED 12‘c JUMBO PEANTT™. La. PEANTTY BI TIER. Made while you wait. Lh. cans 27¢ 6 cans 49c Wilson's Milk svi Golien Key Milk Eagie Rrami Milk. can 16 oo 2Ic > * * * * . * - Pehecro or Pepsodent 85c Revelation Tooth Powder 60c Pompeian Face Powder 50c Georgia Rose Face Powder ,0c Nacine Face Powder %c Hinds Honey and Almond (Cream $1.50 Gourand’s Oriental (ream 50c Pompetan Rouge 25c Chex Demdor- ant “Mp Woodbury or Cuticurg “Soap Caldwell’s Syrup Bromo- Seltzer Pepsin 45c 89c 42 83c Suggestions for the Medicine Cabinet texall Analgesique 20¢ pay © Rexall | 0c 29¢ 39¢ l5c 23¢ l4c I3c 39¢ 33€ 39¢ Cigar Specials >. ae 3 Box of $0. 2 for 25c Cigar inkham‘« Compound 4 be Month Treeana . W : “a esd —_ ‘ et iti Little liver Pills Father Jon's ime ‘sam ' er Leia Pork ( hop “ veal ih Vern! is Ven! * tea! ‘ hops f » ree Rea st a 2 _ S re ae ge aad uo Lysol 21c, 426 © One Yard * Feet cleaned ent ‘a feet. nm SAUSAGE *A te Perk “sgseagr, kfarters i Breliecne Smkd S# user, “acsacr Saarer Wa Prk Side Meat. sat site Meut. Salt His lams & Bato yalue° ten’? " neers. 4 * TF whnie sicko ; ‘Two weeks ago we ran this pon and have appealed te ng in on it. SF Positive! these coupons for a purp . Special otice BE On @cceenrt of the caid. rainy. — dismal weather last rde: Octeber 310—we con- ‘ fed fs pestpere cur Sab- Mision sale antil Sanday, Mece- > '4. at i op. = Sale : ‘id under « large tent. * thne—- were gen'a sell fo the highest bidder “Big « Bar hecue” come eut end WM the oud, you're welcome be he, vou bu » or net. Terma Mie, 29° down--helarce 2 ' at § &, no city texes— et bound fa make money ff bey a lot in Remiley Sab- Bien ust seuthwest ecress fram Remiey Waenr- Warket. irceade eons dixplay of fine | Your ere, on im rea “ro ews white tile as and ‘Tesh eggs—there Veddng (akhes. Pa im te latese aud mae or id sa sermmedh ing Kells «ar anrthing else } uO ef the erdinary. | Homemade Layer Cak viate. pineapple, Eagliisch wi * “®8coeanat and -heceleate but! ™: rec. Ti wnlae. our ) =. CAKE Port —2e" 5 °* mother [oe make: “ee. VEWA DS ul tae = - ase, MINCE Pres ‘cice DELICATESSEN Lord wsite #4 atin atid limit—feing Pail

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_ _PAGE 42 Any plain crackers mage either from white or brown flour put ¥» by well-known bakeries are g00¢ If boiled ham is to be served cold, let it cool in the water in which !t ‘has been cooked. It will be lovely ‘and juicy and have more flavor 'than if removed while hot. see FOUSTIISPAICH REMLEY FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY SPECIALS NEW ARCADE & MARKET Store Open Seven Days in the Week, Including Sunday, 10 A. M. Till 10 P. M. Dining Room, 12 A.M.to10P. M. OLIVE ST. ROAD AND NORTH AND SOUTH Open Saturday Night Till 11 P. M. 1926 __ - . ed ar 4 b ad FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, ST.LOUIS P@ST-DISPATCH l|cummin seed, curry powder, dill, _ fennel, ginger, herbs-—sweet or | Seasoning, mace, marjoram, mixed | spices (pickling). mustard, nutmeg, | paprika pepper (black, white), | pOppy seed, poultry seasoning, saf- SATURDAY | fron, Sage, sausage seasoning, sav- Special Wurst Market It is manifestly impossible to|°'Y: ‘tarragon, thyme, turmeric, Soca “HONKING RECIPES NECESSARY SPICES | , 3%, is, manttertiy tmposatbie | O77, | ‘Every Kitchen Cabinet Should | *?!ces within the space of a tens HAVE MONEY VALUE mn adn Bc new Budweiser. Spices, in addition to making | Contests for Original Cooking SUNDAY Home Roasted Chicken, foods more palatable, indirectly promote digestion. Owing to their Recipes Open New Avenues to Housewives. —_ a EAT SPECIALS FRIDAY 18 special fish and choice sea foods to select from. vA Pa wee White Yili With a list as suggested by an expert, the housekeeper may begin her own informal studies, and it | will not doubt surprise her to find | how many of these condiments she | DQODRENNENSTSII SAIS ONSTAR principally eapons with Oyster Dressing. Ready for you Sunday noon; $1.50 yalue 50 flavor and aroma, they excite the flow of saliva and so aid in the first step in digestion. They also| has been neglecting. Here is the’ act as a valuable stimulant, in-j| list: Allspice or pimento, anise, | creasing the flow of gastric juices _ bay leaves (laurel), cake spice, cap- and indirectly assisting the Process |sicum or red pepper, cardamon, of digestion that takes place in the Caraway, cassia, cayenne, celery stomach. seed, cinnamon, cloves, coriander { MT. AUBURN MARKET 6128 EASTON—WELLSTON Prices Friday and Saturday Pork Shoulders | Spareribs Pork Chops 18c Lh. 18c Lb. 25c Ib. Chuck Roast, Ib. .1Qc Chuck, Prime, ib. .12c Porterhouse Boneles Steaki=""18¢ |Beefe=, 18¢ Breast. . SAUSAGE “ LZ? : 7 A + 4 / a? y 7 - } COGE — y _—— —_— ™ THE CROWDS = Saturday Specials WHERE 6th and Franklin OUR HENS ..24 ovr GEESE . 28 DUCKS . 30 ones SPRINGS, 28 PIG PRODUCTS | MILK-FED VEAL Fresh Pig Ribs... .18 LOG 26 bee Fresh Pig Snouts. .13 | Shoulders ....... i3 Fresh Pig Ears... .11 mregeee 6. i cc cee ee Fresh Pig Feet.....7 | Veal Stew........14 Fresh Pig Tails....16 | ¢pRING LAMB Fresh Pig Melts... .6 Hindquarters, ib. . .25 cresh Pig Kidneys, 10 | si oulder, b...... 28 Fresh Pig Liver. .7'/, Breast, Ib 1S Fresh Pig Hams... .25 Frankfurters | Bologna .. Lb, 1 7 Fresh Pig Blades. .22 Head Cheese. | Blood Sausage / tb. 15 ee eet ta “PLANNING MENUS Fl 1 ae It COMING WEEKie . | Far-Reaching Advantages igi 1 weiser oppe a | low #4} a ? | TATE TEL RD Sie or; et » aL 2 ee es Od 40 3 4 eibleltoicn, ne eer wk : 7 Sc Te tae hi oie Sa ea Oe a ee Ee Sed ae ce alt! ad mn ” ” ae 7 seins Depress Seen | Modern advertising is offering ‘untold financial opportunities to | 'the expert cooks of thts country ‘through the recipe contests which | are conducted periodically by the i national food manufacturers, dis- _tributors and purveyors for the |purpose of obtaining new and ‘original recipes for using their ne ei ee . ™ _ es Mee Het * ARee Vine iianpneiuwe ie?) ay 4 te wre a y ~ one * ere hm 7 pow we a ee if * he Systematic Arrange. ment of Family Meals. weeks ago today we started a campaign on this Malt—we sold more , 8000 cans in two days. Set side by each, they’d make a line more § special products. F : «fthan /, mile long. What do you say, good old Missourians? Let’s make Boece oo Snag Fagg pte! ban of the paedy prepares ae this fine three ocr _ — meg a special sale. Can we do it? en bet dickes ix ghe ot ths Hubat| wainttawe tles that figure so prominently iwi can. We conten = . _— and the territory proposed pasado jews gemenne eee Se cy jour summer menus. These last are vation there is 1,200,000 population, figuring 4 to the family—that would eon a of pa." of 0B nn tha aintes pa utreduce variety Misagke 300,000 homes; we re inclined to believe that 75% of these homes use § ts ee tone soll costae Psagy: Shap Pre 2 «9p tama : We also believe that one can a week to each family would be OOO lc. thets choicest PAmon secines.. iiekel cost e. At that rate our line should soon reach Kansas City, which is 282 ‘concoctions that had nstnen * home, have & Blace a} sy at «from St. Louis. It takes 15,842 cans to make one mile—4,466,880 § make their tables famous. Fully pane’ 8i\ their own Hae to Kansas City. ‘‘We’re on our road to Kansas City. Come on, folks, ii OUR hot cooked cereals oo it seem are: pinay ; eer Urey: ras ~ eR T in PRB Pe RT Ge as yan ie or ee ke ia) a ek reerery rn tte a be Some of these, while more ox. Bot Fresh Pig Side M’t, 26 pensive |200,000 recipes confronted the because of theip c | . judges when they came to make sible form apetd Bats go. We'll get a ‘good kick’ out of it, too. Won’t we?”’ especially digestible form. While, ‘the awards. The judges making ‘the selection were: Frankfurters . on the subject remember that hot cooked corn meal mush {g an especially rood cold Weather | cereai. tion of the rich oil which adds to | the warmth-giving properties of. \the starch as represented in varieties of cereal. Another winter touch Is the ap. pearance of pork tenderloin. This is a toothsome meat, a fairly gen. ; eral favorite, but it Is ,weather consumption only, mily. In the matter of desserts, deep dish fruit E of the housekeeper who must fora digestiong | ; composition . *|makes these deep dish pies espe. Bbsir and = real 5 consider of reason simplicity (any The children not eat / pastry. The crust of these pie may be made of a_ rather rie baking powder biscult dough, thus. doing away with the it appears in for must suitable who cially : thos rs excess of fat are {wo There week, ‘chooses she co} ange HAY ‘posed entirely of vegetables. It has a Fenerous propor... all | for cold | and © then only by the grownups in the ae conventional * vegetable dinnera | but tf the housewlfeg one off 3) ithe meat dinners for a third coma pies solve one problem Mila , : —| ‘ # One Yard -O7. Ia©r ag fPure Grape Jelly, » Pork Sausage, gg furters bal +1 =. . l Bologna fe PVamson pri serves. oo 2 f Damson Plum w Sausace serves, 12-o7. iar, h Snarer’hs a _ ¢ Raspberry Presery es, Side Meat. 1. ’ 16-07. jar 2! ee ee | Raspberry Preserves, ae I 2-o2. jar 3 kid. Side Meat. 26 PRESERVES Salt Side Meut, | Pilot Brand Your choice—°? of any variety. “traw berry, ot ww B@ «Cree ye! sto | ? 39 28 iv ig =i 'Rie= i Rib Veal Chops. ...* “SB s >» Veal Roast... 1 . ' | 15-02. . 9g a ye Veo! ** tall + ae ts only § five ents a foot, 2 large 1S Plum 16-07. Jar, b: value you'r Miss Martha E. ' Econ Dressler, Hame omics Dept., University. of | Washington. E. Euro Burgermeister, American and pean chef now at Olympic Hotel, Seattle. Miss _—." Redington | dence nny), Food and Home Economics writer. Isa know William street, prepared up book, in gold. garded judges chose this wonderful “Sal- | recipe as the best of | submitted: Take one oan pink salmon, two'g two* table- | one- | of pep- | tablespoans | mon all e€gES spool! half oer. cold one-half cup finely eight ed belle Clark Swezy, nationally n Food Expert and Author. | First prize of $500 went to Mirs. | Green- | wiho | 1722 Ky.. M. Jones of Covington, an entire bound in silk and All her recipes were re- as marvelous, but the Patty’ slightly beaten, 1s thick sweet teaspoon salt, pinch two eggs, four water, two cups white sauce, cut celery, slices of toast and some sift- cream, bread crumbs. Flake the salmon, add two eggs slightly cream. salt and pepper. ly and ough cakes a ; ; VW ] sifted butte sides. of hot white sauce 10 which the has f¢ thick sweet Mix thor- amal] flat beaten, the shape in Coat with two th cold water, and cover with bread crumbs. Serve each cake on a slice toast and cover with een added, The winner of the $199 second (Pru- | salmon cook | lettered | eggs beat- | Saute in| r until well browned on both | the celery | east... | Veal sicei* 10¢ saccos Horn ) Mi EO See oor % Rae » « ee eet en intent uiniunad ” . es ’ niin enypehilnta ten cot th attain oan meltaiath ating 0-day ah inasts utp sn litiine)e*ebniangdn «rte > salts —— - ani . : * ws. . ‘ - woe incuct — , ‘ . Pe ‘ mre * R “ eons Sonne i " 2 we i ~ aie sath ne Maen “ . aaa nr eat e ones a * “ PRET IIT TER ND OS ea a POM ni RW ee eae te..gnee pid rs graye wie ern on the latest aud nest afiistic manner. you we world ested on quality and decurating. — Fomething real—give us a chance and 1“ you semething you'll be proud of. Oyster tablespoon pepper, chickens, one soft bread easpoon salt very rreen ome Old Dutch brings | Fe ©.& LU £4 HA si ley, one .teaspoon and one-half cup pistachio Cook finely “chopped onion green pepper in three tablespoons chicken stock five minutes Mix | finely chopped, cooked chicken, | crumbs, egg yolks, cooked vegeta-, bles salt and minced parsley witr remaining chicken stock. Beat ese whites until frothy, add bakine powder and beat untM# stiff, and with coarsely chopped nuts fold) into first mixture. Turn into cas- | 'serole or loaf pan and bake in a, - . 4 * .' ; ; AMES BS SIN He AIRPREMIER OP ee AN OE LIN ANS A NT Ae IS AGL PR NN 8M ry * | ; es sabe a Be >: oe eee 60c California BRAND s, flat; deep A so important in the bathroom Health demands the highest standards of cleanliness. Old Dutch brings healthful cleanliness —that’s why it is used in millions of homes. :r eae. ‘ . a , : Syrup of BRAND—I's, tall; deep } ta eee MEM ADE CAKF DOotLGHnvuTs— Mother Se Pyrosana Mouth Wash Carter's Liver Pills $1.25 Pather Jolm’e Medicine | eters caligpe 0% . = to make: Little a". | SE St one ee Te SREOWEMADE MINGE PIES... int 40e value. LICATESSEN rd, white is * ray 2 2 A i ARAN. 2 AER AMNLD 1 tnt ARS OT: ERIC A ee Ah, ni RSet “ek: anata tte Sipe ttn ties pista he Beit Nii heey septs “ eon a : * “ ee x Re Ye S02 IRS Ae ” th OK x mrupas> pan amc ‘ . wae . ‘ . rw ' of pink; per can... : Sun-Sweet Prunes—l1 16-072. Pilot Special Asparagus—tlarge Golden Russet Cider—Bring container: 3% gallons for 1. THE TIME 18 RIGHT FOR HOT CAKES nie : New Pkg. Pancake Flour—-Mamma's or dack Frost. .2 | mocerate oven. *ilot 2 for ly ? oL- : i Pilot Sweet Pickles—large quart jar 32 | Chicken Steaks. Kemley Brag Fiour—Made from eelected wheat; 5-Ib. sack, 25 Take two cups flaked or shred-| Cans ; Om: 94.9) - 10-Ib. sack, 50; 24-ib. sack. 104 ded chicken. two cups moistened | s bread crumbs, one end one-half} SYRU for 15 COFFE REMLEY I .ba. 1.00 cup celery, one-quarter cup green! apenas A% ae | pepper, one-half teaspoon salt, one-" CATSU AMERICAN pence bast Remiey Braz Coffee. Ib. 45 carton fancy», large white stalks, per can hd af Feoenamint Paxntive $1.10 Juice DOW . for 2 mo. Limit—Bring Pail mean Cheese. Th 29 m Cheese: 1b. 0 tic Swiss: Tb. 40 ™ Cheddar, ‘.um sa as The bathroom is devoted to personal cleanliness and should always be health- fully clean. It is so easy tc keep it so with Old Dutch Cleanser, the ideal cleanser forthe care and protection of porcelain and enamel surfaces, tile, glass, fixtures, etc. Old Dutch Cleanser removes all visible dirt, stains, and discolorations; also the dangerous invisible impurities which cling to the tub and wash bowl after the bath, washing the hands or brushing the teeth. It doesn’t scratch; scratches are catch-alls for germs and impurities. Will not clog the drain. Old Dutch is compoeed of a natural detergent; free from harsh, scratchy grit, acid and caustic. To the eye a fine powder—the microscope shows that its particles are flaky and flat shaped. They remove all uncleanliness by erasing it. There is noth- ing else like it. a : Saves work — goes farther — lasts longer ek 3 [ ow ddar, years PILOT PURE $1.50 Pinaud’« 7 ce nereer. jar. ..15 bau de Quinine lagi - éuinin 7 oe box. ..2 | four tablespoons butter, one table- | a= spoon onion juice and flour. Cook finely chopped celery an | green pepper in four tablespoon: | butter five minutes. Mix chicken | |}erumbs, celery, green pepper and seasonings together with egg. Form into individual steaks and dust lightly with flour. Put into hot frying pan, browning to golden color on both sides. Remove to hot! serving platter. | A CET: OR eC fourth teaspoon pepper. one egg seilinieienpinemcrceminensineeii Very tasty...... Van Ess Hair Tonic Pills | $1.19 | 39¢ 78¢ in Your Locality Pharmacy. 4474 Shaw Av. Phar. $421 Southwest A¥- Murdeck and Macklind ijravoie & California. Leckmerer Lrug. Fergueon, Mo. Krommenacher’s, 30 .N. Central, Gagte® | Maplewood Pharmacy, Manchester ead Marehall De Witt’s Kidney That as This lies, Sulad Rolls or anything else you want especially 'Homemade Layer Cakes relate, pineapple, English wal- — ™; Teg. T0c walue, our price... POTATOES—One car load of white LBS. vokers 10 32 r Sack, $5.40 is lily: large head. 15 Extra large head, 20 mouth; Jumbo. . Stalks SWEET POTATOES — Nancy TURNIPS— oSs. Purple top.. 5 10 |SPINACH—Home fy *icrown. Pound.. ench wonderful quality and freshness as we sell you; join the happy contented crowds and wear that smile o sf and out of the ordinary. fetoanut and chocoloate butter 49 the finest Idaho Kurals. Snow er ° ,AULIFLOW ER—W hite ‘ELERY—Mam- Large 25 EE he LBs. Per box. 0c 5 10 aa Bushell Basket, 75 OO Save 2c to Ge a pound and get ioday's fresh slangh- ered. Not eat another market on earth can you secure 4 satisfaction. FISH ouffale 25 lake Trout 88 Fresh Salmon .......30 Rmoked Whitefish =— 4n 35 Oysters, th ~ = ! Shaw A Kliced Channel Catfish. = ¢ ge Blue Ridge Far! Smith Waither’s Phar To have your baked apples really 'delicious they should be baked in ‘a hot oven and frequently basted | with the syrup. | &moked Kip. Saimon.. Smoked Haddie Fillets. .

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PAGE 44.____ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1926 —— tT an | . complete without. cranberry tarts | of eggs in beating will make it | : " made by the Queen of Hearts or | froth quicker. | iG : pe ‘> DROS the Queen of the Home. A custard that curdles In cook-| = The cranberry is the winter/ ing can be made smooth. by plac-| i? ys cherry and mock cherry pie is in | ing over cold water and beating | — order: with an egg beater. | S - ON™ Dipak ST Sa on bed nv a = 2b mage 8 eter cage a : : poe GE owe * » : Is that rich, red gabe | like so well; 7 ples, one cut one-half cuj anne - ‘ ~ oP Sry 2 : - aes : ode a Pilon ir Praeini sia a wich agy ite edad MA ae UG igi ea Wi. stasis i) Teer tis “r. =e 4 ao selorer eprny~ Se i. DO ne Soe I ORI rota ; a An bee ae ee ie OS Gi Teo ee tet re eee “Peres ac” i Laas } a | ans oe Sb ERR ER Sei, ? from a ‘, | e ap | fruit cocktail gives an unexpected | . | the icy cold six lars HOLDING ITS OWN, «=PLEASE PASS = te iow}! ro tour on | ; | | Try cranberry sauce roll instead TO YOUR GROCER PURE putmes |cranberry butter as a spread for |' — _ n rub through | 4 gnixture in Dott the sandwich cheese waters of Alagka came pread crumbs, | of jelly roll. Nothing is more en- cre eareny|| —and cet s jar of the : a y aon of ” _4 ° eds ; spreads like butter : — B' Deel, core and silce apples; l mix with | an Apple Pie. Been Extended. ~ ! : ae stewed apples, rest of mixtul x & . » tablespod No f f=. ed suet, one ll 4 ee aa . : "oop three tablespoons 7 i F ; | Ses . -walf teaspoon oO | 'ticing and delicious than a cran- || PRESERVES meee oemetons. Las u ‘ iGuvor. World's dest, Seugar, one twa A : P I E | F | | [ N 'berry mould. \ aes be ae as they sa | | Grown-ups and kiddies all like ” 2 mee are good. | hem with one tablespoon of | ; oe ie ZOKSTCOEOTCZORCH oe ne tablespoon of water Cranb erries | Stop Worrying Over Some-| The Season for This Healthful, | . v . . -_ . i = : i ~§=6thing Different and Bake | Appetizing Fruit Has —s | | - om, then a@ lay This Jolly Play-Book is issn” = + ven 30 minutes. | : See 4 odera te Oo Jolly Play-book is =§: Pe 2 os A tasty combination—and Cranberry Sauce | gives the touch that aids digestion by help- | ‘iin ing to balance the diet. Good with all meats. : The passage of the years has| You will use cranberries a lot. an : ot ™ failed to lessen the popularity of this season. Try putting your | Cr berries are healthful appetizing ‘apple pile. A succession of new cranberry moulded felly in shallow | ical. Se ' i dicake pans and cut in fancy forms) economl orm every day! ‘desserts, hot, cold, satisfying an | . w te AMERICAN CRANBERRY EXCHANGE the scrap heap. 90 West Broadway, New York, N. Y. will find that apple pie, in scme form or other, is sure to be 1um- | bered among the popular dishes on | In fact, wherever civilized be:ngs|50-50 cheese and cranberry sauce. cultivate the art of cooking. you) ! for breakfast and in pop-ovens for) Put cranberries in your muffins luncheon or for dessert. Strawberry sauce is made with | 'the menu. butter, sugar and _ strawberries, | Apple pies differ little funda- | yry cranberry sauce made the , i | f ° | Hp some er cal gai same way, using yan he “| for Children to Color— 7 Kellogg’s ALL-BR r it, others call for “cooKed | (Cranberries will’ make delicious , oe fl oan. Make are several popular! sherbets and cool drinks. A bit “+: ae —the pleasant way recipes for the delicacy: of cranberry sauce added to your | pleasant breath Apple Custard Pie. —— Yh, } a 4) r | Fill a deep pia pan with pastry. CR ANBERRY | aT > | -@ —sunpleasant breath, pimples |For the filling use two cups of / | —_ Su | Jow skin, hollow cheeks, ci | strained stewed apples, three- ~~ | A Wi, WES A > Om } . @ under the eyes and spots b Ej fourths cup sugsr, One-Signee *e* TIME | ; \ ea ~~ # them—these are a few of they /spoon salt, one-half teaspoon nut- | ‘ @. Br Y 7 : i 3 ing signs of constipation. .. \ Nant i ~ #@ them with Kellogg's ALL- R ; T a 'meg, two tablespoons soft butter, , : : ‘ | tr three egg yolks and two ecEe W ITH winter dinners, j ‘ : 2 f ‘ . SNe ' : ; 4 Constipation may lead to over’! E L 0 | whites, cranberries find a wel- 7" & 3" i TM cerious diseases. Bak oe cor I —¢ \\ HB testines it sends its hideous p¢ O ~‘\ partm =. 1 to wreck : | To,strained stewed apples add come place on the table, j eaighs , | gugar, salt, nutmeg, soft butter and oi" ‘ . | y\-*@ 7 \ hr FF rment you ane “wae | beaten egg yolks; mix thoroughly appetizing in flavor, rich | | = e Z D 2 — ioe Washtenaw Ave, oe | Salth. It can ruin your ap ger roy = and turn into well-lined pie plate. in acid and iron. : Ye 4 4 @ ) & A »/| Re , a \ cago ’ @ ance. Don't neglect it. . nae @| Bake in a moderate oven 45 min- iz 3 8 apy | > =. | Pisase cond she 6 ae §©6 Doctors recommend Kelk he ~— : AT ies your play- book for chil- } ALL-BRAN because they } ite 3 utes. Cover with meringue made Sunday try this 5632 3640 DELMAR BL. by beating egg whites until frothy, . 1 dren, complete — col- @ that only ALL-BRAN—100% These Prices for Friday, Saturday and Monday adding one-quarter teaspoon bak- ored crayons. I enclose | brings sure results. If } Cranberry Sauce |{) /GOop, , ad =. a | . Se | L0centetteneneran ‘$ regularly it brings permanen ing powder and beating until stiff, i , ) then folding in four tablespoons su- = | ' a SD . ps3 } if Fhe in ye wecak aa ere od 7 jt is guaranteed to do so or Rib ) | or r S ae Soy ‘gar. Put in a hot oven to brown. | Loin 1“ ae | Plain Apple Pie. grocer returns the purchase ] Line deep pie pan with pastry. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN ia |For the filling use six apples, one- to-eat with milk or cream. a FRESH DRESSED 1 ; * half cup sugar, one-fourth tea- 1 qt. cranberries, 2 cups sugar, tablespoonfuls daily—in ¢ SPRING 2 ASR, yp, spoon salt, the same quantity mace, 2 cups boiling water. Boil the one tablespoon butter. sugar and water together for cases, with every meal. Fn Chick Cut apples fine. Sift sugar, salt five minutes: skim: add the small pieces of hutter or fat. Put fire is usually time enough to cooking too. Try the recipes 0 and spice and stir well. Mix thor- berries and cook without stir- GENUINE SPRING Sliced on top crust, pushing it toward make sauce clear. eCRESLY SSF * HF VSPR TTI SG eo a SES aes e ae eRe EesE* e#7etrtesr w » be oe . ie cl Ti yi ae > IS a Ee IS i a RR ets ny , NEA, PS ON ale ig Set GER” IE CSN 6s iE seats, 0 Ont en gee - Ex Ee Re ce £4, SP al tah ata ta paar oe alone fe RR d oh * S 3 Have you tried olive and bacon : : BAC ERGnY Ginans, 1 a sandwiches? Mix together one- Jelke GOOD LUCK Margarine 1S the 4 to 6 Pound Pi Dy b half cup olives chopped, one-half | eces =m cup chopped cooked bacon. Mois- | a right spread-for-bread for children. It’s ten well with salad dressing, and kpread between slices of whole wheat bread garnished with a leaf of lettuce, »* A triumph tn sandwiches is to m be attained by mixing several yta- C Orne wer R : blespoons of sweet pickles, OUND va Se oar SS 3 mayonnaise dressing. Spread this SIRLOIN Ye ifs | filling on elther white or graham 4 _ 4 Aes ner through the food -chopper. spread for bread, measured in actual ise css Motsten it well with ketchup, and . ee choice U. s. isi eS a Fnangaions 5 ~— — buttered calories. ov’t Inspected cattle is | read for next day's lunch; or roll . Sat Bay discuit dough thin, cut with large. | : Siac vauc | ae oe ee eee From GOOD LUCK the body receives . round with the meat and ketchup | wholesome nourishment. Energy is Sugar cured, mixtures, fold over, and bake {tn | ; , ‘ hickory amok- hot oven. Serve hot or cold, revived. Weight and bodily warmth 3 | Mustard improves almos - | hol St any . . . ° ieee sandwich, but here isa special sue. are maintained. Health is established. made of whole milk fresh from the country each morning, and prime se- lected meat fats that contain sound food value and growth-promoting vita- mines. Pound for pound GOOD LUCK | Physicians we ete cshialitienaitiina ies ee ne . Serta e - a 1 NIA AEN IA Bn athe. eee echo = — Sees ots wr ~ i aw ~ capes w mai dinanaihan totes a of corned beef spread with mus-. and a slice of corned beef. Place Don’t let your furniture, And, my! how they love it. The mild, nishing the top of each sandwich | work grow old and ugly. — BACO N Pound | stix with an ‘corel’ cto? olives! of twice a week. Cleans, each carrying its quota of healthful rem ee Cc eg English walnuts, and polishes, beautifies and Semone to serve with tea may S cee by - dry ry ite quick, ers ; " R Of apple butter. Place a walnut 30c to $3.00. HICKORY SMOKED $C CALI HAMS | J“. PURE KETTLE flour, one teaspoon vant} | RENDERED le one-half setRadeeee ane - oe PLEASE BRING 2 m, Cut cranberries tn half. Ada. PAIL . ad raisins seeded and chopped. FOR SALE AT KROGER STORES BONELESS fard on lghtly buttered CORNED BEEF, Ib., 15c Cover again with ere bread. third fac : piece of bread on top, press| - floors and other wood- delicate, country flavor is one they with a small sprig of parsley Use O-Cedar Polish once ene nourishment. See that your children ee ee ressing to moisten. preserves all high finishes. be made in q | meat on top of each. 3 1 Take one and One-half cups of | ey cranberries, o sfPROSA a a at a Oysters, quart ... .50c/ Bacon Ends, pound, 15c § °"P sugar. one-half cup water, but. Polish % = Add} / Frankfurters, Ib., 17ic gestion for {ts use: Place a alice , ; Children thrive on GOOD LUCK. ——_—— bread, mustard Boiled H oman sili si atealin 5 Os8erner, and cut in squares gar. F ‘ A —. dote on. Slice after slice disappears, Stone and coarsely chop olives. Spread between dainty . ea OO was pal Smoked Butts 295 |Pork SaSAge, De ff vrei wnear dreads” “°F Fustadamp cloth followed ee 9 2 | Link ‘ Dainty “open-face” Fresh the following way: Cut rounds .¢. our dealer has just re- p 4 aim ur @r “eee mane Pipl graham _— ceived a new shipment. — prea with é Cc PRA | ’ roun c mixed with one-balt abe sicmeeen Get O-Cedar from him; Lb, ne cup raisins, one ter size of walnut. ona tablespoon | vanilla and other tngredients. Line | /& deep ple plate with pastry: turn Cleans as wf ét Polishes PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE the filling into th ithe ng into this. Dot wi ha, DELMONTE MARKET, 5632-5640 Delmar §).' °2"*" «i's unre cron rn _the edges closely together and bak: in moderate oven 380 minutes, wee a £z = Pad & é + a »? sad ae 5 Pl * ~ ad al - tet a] & * Kw PR ad > ol = “ «& we ad ~- bd “ -» . ‘2 me ae aS ae ad = me oe ‘at * Re fox cam ~ as = food * . a on il on a = oe od oa & = Bie rd bd = ” = ay . o Bcd ” cual bd we a ~ - = a ad . bad ~ baad re ~~ bod ™ coal a Ral or a ~ o” a LA ° oe ~ no Es » ~ 7 *” ¢ ae * # ¥ or * oe » - it oe i ~ sel - = - bad ” ~ & ay & Ld he -* > od * *F * » Lud . 8 ° e3 feay on tae he Sas ore et Pt e esi MERE REARS ithe $4 rs eo Pees eh it ieee sti taesistaelt state PME) heh ake on peer reat aes Bebe ee Leder ei Cog Pe CSTSE Saggy? Per ag CPt Keates Hele Pe Pe eT eSett ' ae 3. 9 ‘ ; is Sane 3 ‘

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Teens Whites 2 x : (oa s wg i oe 2. es cy gix large apples. one : , waters of Alaska. “Wee, crumbs, one-half cup ot Noted for i B ee sel suet, one tablespoon of ; ” richness, “ee sete tablespoons of brown | texture and un ee. wer, three | th ODN v9 nite flavor. World's } TP Rtee teaspoon of grat | say “CALIFO.” wear, one ha Pee oF gore and siice apples; stew | m with one tablespoon of sugar | “a2 iat ae yon of ate till i -r , : t Mi say throigh siev _Try Changing the Usual Man- a t e i424 4 . ots i i % . i ner of Cooking Your Food. Prepare a plain omelette Injihave piping hot bacon cooked 47 2 rather crispy. Arrange the bacon pmoderate ove’ A cts meme in a border around the omelette a eas ¥ and -Book is + oq “ f preypa 3 | (Unpleasant breath, pimples, sal- Mow skin, hollow cheeks, circles, fander the eyes and spots before them—these are a few of the warn- ing signs of constipation. Defeat ‘them with Kelloge’s ALL-BRAN. -? . Constipation ~— te rig orty | JOHN ‘grious diseases. Back from the in- evo ga “tex tives it sends its hideous poisons i, 759 S. Washtenew Ave. ‘to torment you and to wreck your 1 Chicago Please send me a copy of your play- book for chil- dren, complete with col- ored crayons. I enclose 10 cents(stamps or coin) to cover postage and packing. pee | | ADVERTISEMENT _may be chopped and _ stirred . ee eane6~6CC:«CU through the omelette mixture be- | fore cooking. For this type of | bacon omelette it will not | necessary to have the extra bacon Even if we do not live in New England, try ¢ooking scallops i' New England way. Instead of fo!- lowing the New York plan of frv- ing scallops —the pleasant way tO | white sauce delicately with pepper leasant breath /and salt and serve the scallops. pica | Prepare the scallops by cleaning, 'draining and heating to the boil- ‘ing point. They should then be the combined white sauce and liquor over the hot serve at once. There is that describable “seat flavor’”’ scallops served in this way. S health. It can ruin. your appear- cream, using only half the quan- price. Don’t neglect It. tity of vanilla. Cut the ginger in Doctors recommend Keilogg’s small pices combined with ginger f ALL-BRAN because they know syrup and stir into the cream that only ALL-BRAN—100°° bran |fore freezing. jief in the most stubborn cases— Eng! dessert. Notice that it it is guaranteed to do sO or your | planned for the day following th: im grocer returns the purchase price. serving of little cakes. Use Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is ready- little cakes as the basis, either ; cases, with every meal. Fine in| pour a plain. boiled custard cooking too. Try the recipes on the which chopped nuts and bits package. Keliogg’s ALL-BRAN is | candied added made by Kellogg in Pattie Creek, Quantities are purposely omitted ;Michigan, and is served in leading ‘so as to give the Bits of left-over breakfast bacon border. Creamed Scallops. : » ; ri¢} ba + hy , 2 ; '@ ; | with a rather rich sauce, | = Kellogg S ALL-BRAN ‘a plain white sauce. Season this drained again. The liquor is added to the white sauce. Pou Ginger Ice Cream. Prepare an ordinary me brings sure results. If eaten) Trifle With Jam. rly it brings permanent re- This is an adaptation of an ™ to-eat with milk or cream. Eat two }slicing them or arranging them in | tablespoonfuls daily—-in chronic/any shape desired. Over the cake ere’s a nes kind ' pestaurants. Sold DY all grocers, portur vy fnr using her own init} . | + 9x4 and such DD LUCK AND § € at hand. " and ten of them } Vegetables in Casserole. ry book. You'll i hapmdaiands ‘Sooke cared there are jingles and cut in dice or otherwise pre- Use the coupon. ois iain aia F , } a . 1 rt mave neer nousekeeper op- a) * ory? 1 « } — 5 , MmacteriaiS as shne iia@s Se cooke 7 € e ; 4TOIMmM Vvegetanie dinner pare for att serving Com- Y ful abe» SN. — yy 2a cT ite = ia ' ae A nal : ees i — + — So oe ee | th SHON | | i 11) MAHAR | Physicians and Surgeons as This Sterilized Bathroom Paper We sterilize Northern Tissue 20 times at 250° of heat. It comes to you as soft and white and clean as surgical gauze. Recommended by physicians to relieve rectal pruritis. There is no added cost to you for this extra hygienic protection. Why take chances! in butter and servile Tr ; scallops and /| un- } about vanilla iand (Oj ve . a c} i ce . Oo} AS Cuasse role of Le Fe Sauce is ) are pat _FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1926___ them + | ? ' ga (he /manas thinly sliced and turn jinto the mixture and, lastiy, | beaten whites of the two eges. Turn this| into a buttered mold. steam for { i amyl 19003) any S8™ lemon sauce 2ou Re ‘ “WA it ry ne according to taste as to flavor Variety of flavors. The used will Tomato Juice, depend Sh iatoes may e awl chose Tr) bles such as peas Banana Pudding. lopped celery will Cream together a Gq Wwii ’ | : ’ “~ % | ‘Ii 0car") ¥ bia i eu mus ; h cream sauce im th |grar hand. r 1 € her 5 - > ; ‘ q it «, _ . pons a 6 orn ae As Ned. Sia ST Meat . coltatinaitiditeemtattion nian mateaeeid ateataian Pn A ey ay = ne — va ee ee CA ADCO a Nts MEY A ah tart re int ot ha of Sable ell a - ” . > RE en Bhy Mamie “tetanic Re ithe ee . 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- . ” at rar pow CAGED LOGE NLT I LOE LOE A ite -_ ‘ — : sotunmanat Po - ON, al - * + re & cS eT rt ys ¥: * 7 a 2 i ise = 2 " ae : RB PS, if : Y e * ie se . = Ss 4 . f % - 2 H 4 = * 3 . ; . 5 ie ae ~ ; «ae BD : » Fe ty r 3 , > 3 te 4 oy * ie e * ¥ cS r.. ae as oy aa 9 4 } oF re E : ; 7 ' f : : ; 49) : r¢ ; rs ever --y a a, Me ne ee Ny een eta a -* . it” Annual Canned Goods Sale | —Still Going On— | This sale has been so successful and the demand for our well-known brands of canned goods so abnormally heavy that we have had dif- : ficulty in keeping all our stores supplied. If you have not already § | done so, we advise you to take advantage of our special prices now. , Every item guaranteed until used. All goods subject to being in stock. j ° 3 De Luxe. Peaches ROPge GAM .....-- 5 ; Libby f YELLOW CLING HALVES Reg. Price 320 2 _ | PRATTLOW PEACHES “= |). 2 YELLOW CLING HALVES wg. FPISe 200 | | PRATTLOW PEACHES "** *:" =". M YELLOW CLING HALVES 7 ree © | § White Mountain Peaches “°° *" 3. eS IN THEIR OWN SYRUP Reg. Price 220 _ | PRATTLOW APRICOTS “=... a CHOICE QUALITY, LARGE HALVES eg. Price 320 | | PRATTLOW APRICOTS "2. ¢ CHOICE QUALITY HALVES Reg. Price 180 ’ #§ Prattiow Royal Anne Cherries ‘*"°° “" EXTRA eo SMALL SEED. Reg. Price 420 sf : ' No. 1 tall can .... 7 Prattlow Royal Anne Cherries “) "Ys, 8 OR a a 6 cates : ‘ i Iris Cookies, Ib. 29 PAGE 46 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee ee a ea es Re Ses serole. Pork and Apples. -over the liquid obtained by pouring A good way to serve pork chopsia littie boiling water Into the pan Then place in a casserole, pouring _to moisten the bottom of the cas-/| more. __ EK RIDAY EVENING, Now place a layer of sev- F eral inches of fresh sliced apples ‘a Qnd apple sauce is to begin by in which the chops were browned. /Cover the casserole and let cook | browning the chops on a frying pan.' There should be just enough liquid in a good oven for an hour ed /with granulated sugar agg ; , them | oe Ae | let of Fish. ) Banana Delmonica. | pudding dish, squeeze over ! i Pa | ik { a ithe juice of a lemon, then pour on; & very slow oven unm ti and one-salt pounds Cee ee ee ee | the hot pudding. Beat the whites | meringue is delicately ¢ lor 3 vourths teaspoon aati ble-boiler; sift one-third of a cup | of two eggs very light, beat in four | should take 10 to 15 suse three- | . fourth teaspoon pepper. | . od pone fish. Season and pepper. Cut into . . 7 ’ A rin Pg of cornstarch and a half teaspoon- level tablespoonfuls of sugar and | pave ty tne ae ngue. This sy 3% or lici U wnen ag * ful of salt with one-fourth of a cup spread over the pudding. Dredge) delicious en served hel a | QD SRR RRS NAAR of sugar, two or three times, then came Saeed es up tight Ike Jelly roll Nati onally Known Brands : . re yep hein | Libby’s Sliced Pineapple cee ORM ....... Reg. Price 31o 8 THICK SLICES, HEAVY SYRUP eg i) Libby’s Sliced Pineapple Medium can ..... . Pri HEAVY SYRUP Reg ce 250 Libby’s ASPARAGUS TIPS MAMMOTH OR LARGE WHITE TIPS BOY BLUE TOMATOES "elem . Pric RIPE, SOLID, GOOD PACK Reg. Price 12c CLARK’S DAINTY PEAS "*!" ==" FANCY QUALITY, EARLY JUNE Reg. Price 240 GOLDEN HORN PEAS Medium can ..... EXTRA TINY, EARLY VARIETY. Reg. Price 24c SHOE PEG CORN Medium can Baek EXTRA FANCY Reg. Price 170 DICED ae ge re Medium can ..... EXTRA FANCY Reg. Price 20c Sg kw te Reg. Price 220 5 Pra LEG F Young [i R ; Yearlings 5 BARS eee ib. JO FRESH CALLIE si:...'b.18 PORK SHOULDER °*"Ib. 19 a tb. ssiomn 1 Top-o-th-Mornin EGGS Strictly Fresh Carton 6 , ‘. Eggs, SAUERKRAU oder Cured lb. 5 "> CARROTS and BEETS BUNCH, 5 : Top-0-th-Mornin STRING BEANS, Lb. 10 i er rj |) [Butter RADISHES, 2eu--- 5 ‘| t|. 49 | POTATOES =. 37 Silvernut Oleo, b. 20 Mammoth = 25 — — CAULIFLOWER in.:"° 20 | Aristos Skookum Brand Extra Fancy Wenache, 35 Washington, Jonathan Box Flour |apPLES These apples are all extra fancy, selected quality and as fine as na- 42 Ibs. 4 Ibs. 25 ture and science can make them. Every apple is firm, sound and rich in color—Buy now and have them } in your pantry when yeu need them. tHODN sf . , , . bs : . weer se et ; cis 5% oe Pas oe ee ee ee br 2etete i feuithe HiPeti Ja it Pepiats te.) Sete $ Pata! petite Se RA a. she Peat bi et ee pegt ate phe? Te ae Thbeta Pe ee MRE tterct eed eS 7 A ST. LOU'S ip | INSTITUTION L[/f tor — ie} tee SES . oes 2 7 ; . é rq ta. Ae ye i #25 OS eS tpt si beddds ba iad eRe bebe ite RabeA PASE CML cata peReR CLLR at age eas jist 3 ‘ ee ke be : > e Fez Figs Package 1Z Layer Figs, Ib, 24 Apple | Cider Quart Jug 2,0 | Jolly Time Pop Gorn, | tan . enti ail a | Valencia Shelled Almonds Pound 4 Le) : Call. Shelled Almonds. RM aide 69 a ~~ - Extra Faney Evap- | § Orated Blenhelm ; Apricots Pound 3 8 Muir Evap, Peaches, ee eae ° : * . hea ? r ¢f ; -ingredients are used; then over top | egg two tabiespoons of meited but- OMA when hot wih | erated Because it is double-rich you may dilute a large can of Wil- 1iSiNnSs. Po 4 svrup over apples | att moons with hal butter—2 tablespoons flour—'2 teaspoon salt round cutter onlv half way on the \, teaspoon pepper—4 to 6 eggs. === | stir into the hot milk. Continue to Popovers, while a form of hot-/ stir until the mixture thickens. bread, are among the most digesti-| then cover and let cook 15 min- MASHED POTATOES | ble of this type of food Light- | utes. Beat the yolks of two eggs, | ‘ness is introduced by means of air add two tablespoonfuls of sugar ‘which is beaten into both the and beat again, then stir into the \ ‘batter and the whites of eggs used | hot pudding. Remove the skin and | in their raising. aes three or four bananas into a. SOsCnS TORC FO Rees * h toothpick. Brush o ft iae wit h! Bluhill seuene = a 6 a Bg —_— Ser 1 7 ee Rhys. gue PS aa 32 “ * ae re Make a Delicious Dish for To- morrow’s Dinner of These | Left-Overs. | ite hh. Ae - psssmeerrermrennunnanuirarnnasianineninlaS What housewife does not have) mashed potatoes left over after &/ Ss neal? The easiest way to us®, these left-overs is to make potato | st of them. But there are) wars -besides the ‘easiest | 1. Spreads delic 2.Slices appeti: 3. More digestil 4, Finer flavor §. Keeps better ( i. ~ ‘7 oo. he: ays ae i way’ and the appended recipes, ns for some of the! ; , S as ty eeda- * c* ive ‘ si * Livia * Bring them to our crete tektse \ehel| Premium Room. ther ways Ln J Aii a * aa i ' ' j of mashed potatoes, | ~ . Ze ; with a sprinkle of chopped onion, | ereen pepper, pimento, salt and way ee +4) Fy pepper. Repeat in layers until all) rT \ sprinkle buttered bread erutm bs, and bake in a moderate oven 45 rn twa = minutes. Volcano Potatoes. Mfake noteato cones about three! ; . . ~ . we ? ; ie ro 4d es high and place in a greased)! Pyrex pie plate. In the top of each/| + ne e a narrow, deep'! { a tablespoon of! ca h a littl e salt and Tcugh pabrika to olor it aatel UNSWEETENED ~~ *¥ ed and fill each potato cone with = STER] LIZED ver the cones and place in a hot) ven until cheese melts and covers the sides of the cones. If pre-' ferred, the potatoes may be made into one large volcano. Potato Dish. To serve potato cakes or balls’ ma le from the lefto. er mashed po- tatoes every time you have com- R: —_ > - Ke . — i and . WN pany linner, soon becomes an iI - ee ” Stas - oid story and almost a tradition in ~S some homes: so. next time try the . WY olilowinge nA ao + VOU 4. rr ilu aVyisVUee iil k& Giita he SA 7 our lTamily . , ’ hy és y* ann , * t r other shortening and the; smooth. With a sharp kmife cut same amount of cream or rich | i milk. Turn the mixture on a pas-| A Fl | F RI HNES try board and press it flat and | BANAN the potato paste into squares of a | b . ? . corm ag’ Rempvy tht stuares in Each Large Wilson’s Can th a pancake turner t« ) a greased SPIN AC) loinc 3 ; = ir } ixXing snee Set fy] Tne oven, neese and bake a delicate brown. | Glashing Apsin son’s Milk with an equal amount of water and you will | “Blushing apples are m_modern | | have a full quart of whole milk that is richer than the legal Aon we ; 5 LO MAF Paget hair ean standard. Diluted in this proportion Wilson’s serves every TENDER, JU halt a” seater” wad | |\Wtilonnd | milk need—economically. And for all cream needs you use MEATS, FRE ee tk ceaten Chol di nove the double-rich Wilson’s Milk just as it comes from the can . TION, AT PR made of sugar and water, turning Pe gpw Pe aes laine —and save half the cost of cream. Oo tnat S¢ tne y ty 4 { +1, eh oie oa , - : ‘ i aa y : ney are te! der. ( arefully remove : ‘ } “4 -ay “a a ? . +. grate aes the skin, scraping the red pulp A - :, re a from it and pasting on the sides of the apple. Put the apples in a/| g | ® I ] VY 7 e ¢ = | serving dish. Reduce the Syrup to | 7 LS CW Ll son ”s Reci e | 7“ .. Chops, Rib or Loin one cup, and add the grated rind | a Neck or Breast - . ind juice 0 P one ora nee, the ay By , juice of one lemon and. i¢ de-| =f < red nuts candied orange peel i "ee Sh Id ; i died orange-peel o- | We ouliders °. mane © opie a er | In Cream Sauce—Delicious! : Half Moons. non Lkea sponge, piain cake or ld . é ° ‘ Paeiie. Bake ia shutthw tap. 1 cup Wilson’s Milk (diluted)—3 tablespoons SPRING PORK L 100n cutter, or by placing the My e tirst piece has heen tei deed habia ith white icing Cream together the flour, butter and seasonings. Add the milk and 2 HUNTER FP ’ -. i. . — Wavy lines made iF Witting thocolate icing Ehroagn | cook, stirring constantly, until the mixture is thick and smooth. Pour a | pastry tube and then serve on a| into a shallow baking dish. Break the eggs into the sauce, being careful CORN MEA lark plate | not to break the yolks. Sprinkle bread crumbs over the top, and place | in a moderate oven until eggs are firm. Wilson’s Milk Premium Room 402 MARKET STREET - ST. LOUIS STAR MEI BRICK CH Chili Con Carne’ Highly flavored“ picante’’! Anew thrill awaits you in Libby's Chili Con Carne. Chili peppers, plump beans and tender beef expertly mixed according to a famous recipe. Af your grocer's

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| © | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 5, 1926_. cnet _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 47 deal SS wap and bake a mT poet of Fish. over with oil or butter substitute — Butter. | Cornflake Rais | a one | meringue is Satidatery Colored. It . 3 ourths teaspoon salt! Place in olied baking pan and otra core, Put on to beck with fus?t teaspoon bi iking salman one- - ; shoul were 10 to 15 minutes ta aaa h teaspoon pepper. in & moderately hot oven 30 min- enough water to keep from stick-. su gar, o ecun cas coanut, - —_ W hy Ils Thomas e eolor the meringue. This is m or-fourt 1 utes. Serve with tomato saute. _ing. Cook until soft as mush. Put! cup lacie 8. vil ebay a Market the Bustest i delicious when served h oat - apd bone fis SAS0D | anc | dies een ns: on ‘aspoon vanilla 5 if ot, . é tomatoes one- oo. — ee |through coarse colander; measure! and two cups crushed cornflakes Food Store im ot iz | ve git and pepper. Cut into! thick. Season, dip in Ss | pulp and to each quart pulp add} Beat eggs until frot thy; add eit 5 Oe eee | | — Roll up tight like jelly rol! | and crumbs again ink: saute tnt Strain and thicken, adding half a/| two cups sugar, one pint cider and! ing powder and be cat until stif¢ ayes? Open Sat. Eve. ‘c. Tal 7:30 7:30 | eo eae ) with toothpick. Brush hot fat until. browned and crisp. 'dozen chopped mushrooms. Bint yea n cinnamon broken in |Creamy. Add sugar gradually. -/(}9 N. SIXTH ST. O'Clock. You Are Allowed to it a eat with baked potato " ie oo pu gv preg Ae “os outta Bo «Me _ ae | | Then add cornfl: ea cocoanut and | Park in This District, i | gr a Sutter baking dish, p r ) oon whole! raisins. Mix well. Dror p by spoon- SHELLED Ibe. H : . er of boiled spasnets, (ime a layer ge PN ny Y. tho si th yseed ifuls onto a cookie anak nek’ Sumas Potatoes 33 HE APPLES 20 aaa 3 23 i. , , auce, a successiv es or jars | onaths ‘ : luhill | t a ek mah ie sla “tomate | atid:-seal, | iz ied = moderate oven till golden| Burbanks 3. Pigg aera SRS Ibs. Fancy Parsnips, ib. & f | rs 8 of spagh¢ : , NEw TURNIPS i 8 cs | sauce till the dish is nearly full. | TURNIPS 10/\To Tokay | Grapes ee Nice 9O : .@ bre an C Cese | Have the top layer of tomato sauce. > we K 3 a; 3 FRU Juley a BOROEOEOCBOBCOCROZES The Uses of This Manufac-/| Brown in a very quick oven for fe | WALNUTS 14 lap TES sanaaneanan He Serve hot, and pass grat- | Sulines daa 20 "i | minutes. Yoteties 10} Cooki if Se ee f OYSTERS Whole SMOKED | ut ACORN or war: HAMS; ie Maryiand direct from te irvian HOc — he weet fees ab Smoked ‘atts Ib. 174 q tured Article of Food |ed parmesan or edam cheese, Are Manifold. | Spaghetti Oustard. | Boil spaghetti in water until ten- | der; put in a pan a layer of grated @t. Louls has the reputation of! cheese: add salt, pepper, and a Pound POUND hecause w being a good spaghetti market, small quantity of butter, and repvat | unti] you have the desired amount. | |. Spreads deliciously etd which means that this article of, a dad alll | ob Adoni ddl 7.Slices appetizingly | food is popular in our city. = ' bake one-half to three-quarters of | housewives know how to COOK! an hour. 3. More digestible oe) | spaghet! ti with cheese and toma- | Spaghetti and Cheese. 4, Finer flavor ~ j toes. There are, however, m any | Five tablespoonfuls grated | |other ways of cooking spaghetti in | cheese, one of flour, one of butter, /combination with other food and| one egg, one-half cup cream, salt 5. Keeps better ey eh | several recipes for these dishes fol-| anq pepper; put on fire and stir | low. | until cheese is melted. Cover one spaghetti—Italian Style. | pound boiled spaghetti with milk, | Spaghetti served in the Itallan/agnq boil again. Stir all together | style, means simply boiled spaghet-| and bake until brown. | iti, over which. a highly seasoned | keihin | 'brown gravy is poured, grated Don’t let any one in your famlly | | Cheese being sent around with the| “be polite’ by leaving the lettuce | dish. The gravy is nicest made by part of the salad. Lettuce ad lib leutting up in two-inch pieces some is all right for almost any one and ly beef from the round iis especially good for those who i lease 74 rer ; 4% an, x 1] .” is itt] aft rishing reduce along safe 'and simmering in a little water,' are wishing to recu é g | : niny st into which a fried onion is put.’ lines. } From Lands Where The Best Apples Grow —>BUY THEM BY THE BOx< Jonathan - 4 LBS. 25¢ Spitzenberg “ = xtra ‘Fane: y 3 eT 2Zic er Bo Pep TOK os ee en ess $2.90 In 8 to 10 minutes, never longer, American Beaut Egg Noodles cook tender and light, because they’ mn rolled. They have a flavor all their own, tasty and delicious like home-made noodles. Fresh eggs and other pure ingredients are used. Try American Beauty Egg Noodles instead of making noodles yourself. Find out how good they are. Save fime and work. Ask your grocer today for American Beauty—next best to home-made noodles. Two Sizes — Wide and Fine AE Your Grocers meric Lae aS ea) Pork PS aT ROUND —— CHUCK ROAST, 1.10 HE | Ib. 14 sais Ribs, Ib. 14 A RR A Eg VERKIBEST CHILI 24 | PIG SNOUTS, Shoulders, !0 VEAL stew, Ib. ~——I-tb. brick Breast, Ib. Strictly Shoulder, ib. ~ YOU Fresh. Loins, [b, .17! Youre Lege’ th ...191 SPRINGS S-c05" a=" 28) ID. As s. Gov't * att 4! SR Boiled Ham Sicca; ».49| Baron Ends, 5 i Butter, Family Soread en rae. | - Bread: ieee. £iark jnoeen Pure Ib. d OLEO NUT . STRICTLY CANDLED DOZEN . New Hominy Grits, 4 ibs_15 Comb Honey; inoke Waltae Cornmeal; 5 {bs..-....-- 17 — —— S| nee: tar _20 isi" RE D bmg ® CHEERI tall cans No. 2 cans Santa Clara Prunes; 2 lbs.25 New Head Rice, 3 {bs. eet wage Hs —T 25 [eat hw Aast'd VES 4 w. 0 MAGIC ll 3) SEEDLESS _ FLOUR "re. String Beans 2". 10 Franks. Bologna, —— am, Blood or Head Cheese Peanut Batter; "ound 10}.: YELLOW LOW CLING ae a ? 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F | fieta — , — Lot , ‘| Treek ‘Af fiatee@d with Internationa! | , ' ‘ weigh's because e four: ; ; - - 2 - —_ — J - oo . easieting Geaiek’ imeentcenen omai JUST NORTH OF WASHINGTON AV. E.agtan «. difficult to make the weight. Bees * , ma plars . eee ™ ie att United Hunts Clab of of Poe Po “4 a

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— -9T-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ 2 FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1926___ —ecstesiaieremtemeny 3 1 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - | _PAGE 49 Y QUEST PAL STAR IS VICTO R IN $40,000 FUTURITY AT PIMLICO — TRACK = a en ee — ee =~ / eae a ae lttieetsasaenntamaabavenans Senn Spotnn ang ane EIEnEneeareneeesipeutscesmsUntennnpenrassenemenramnee — ———————— - in - County League TP if MUTT AND JEFF—That's Using the Old Noodle Ewe iit be ok 4 Trnde Mark Her. US. Pat fice.) eee ee —By Bud Fisher ; Striking English | ee it ee ee ! x OY VRay a > ae Ae 3 sean RES be ye, 49) Nay “ Pia ok ALD nr Np bors ir) . J ‘ = ‘ ee le - ‘ enna een A — a Se | IS Nl a aaa al haa el el el DO AO lll el el et et tel et tl eal tl Wnt ell atl at - Has Five : , i i D AND | JEEE, WE GotTA | WELL, AETER bua a WF, RN , : Red Flowers at Track o: gnt. 1926.) ig H | DELIBERATION I've OW WE'RE | =" | LONDON, Nov. 5. This Week-eh- | § ‘4 eeIbED © - : - SKERY THIRD THE ARMY: I'M. [ | HE passive strike of English : : - 2 | | | GONNA ENUSt A | | bookmakers against the Cla PI 3 or sind L hy bool iaker ap- =. an. | | : ° Is Out of a Y f : . , , rike, ti ~ on ° Ss ap ae . i a Favorite, aa a x ) . . — o 3 . red flowers tn he County High Schoo} “ a ’ / Hie iF \ : SL) kh ee : jeir ti nholes and paradin cague will have a busy wes. am é | S ' 7 | Z ; . =. ===. WY 1p and down before the betting th three £ames scheduleg ‘yi age ‘ ; _ ——w at - . j a = — : ss , _- ' : ' rw ker or three ~~ > | ~ ‘ ’ ime Trn cen fee KINA ers VOT « dav and tw oO tomorrow, J in wae aw to the Post-Dispatc: . y | : BALTIMORE. Nov —_—— om w / 7) ) 4 if = =f i get ry Q 4/-4 : (eis, , \ tured o the enclosure 9 ." ‘yy 1? 4 . rr | ‘ ’ m A . i, 2 hm ae * » the bie ris ary here Oday. “ ' ‘ \ SS } | #7 ~ : =i = . i $40, 000 added é ’ \ . d ; ‘ - a. 4 r ' *, ' ‘ E24 ‘ 1 7 rs pr $4 ‘ S ad re fixed. aTRac Le . e 4 va Ro - —- = . 2aSt >t. Louis. : third. took adv: ‘ - . ‘ 8 ia C | ; jw ; ; REN ee ’ \ ~ ” of he tring ts preserve eneeerow the le Social! Mug ) | | ’ ~~ . - horse racing. citing as proof the rede ip the stretch run of the ae ‘ “e 3 | . war | -V | . . - ae ethane ‘darts aT bster Groves eleven wil) mixup : ve 4 fA | 7’ | me Tf eo ne a SC je tf Ggurn % e ias ae : he ‘wood will meet St. Ch pant in stretch drive “Bin A @- , i . SS B | a that these did not» watch the a ee Vaaries. eM enlico yesterday. ‘aintec 3 Wy 2 . Kis ie P dé : — > rack fas e | wun ney Bucy, 24mm nNOl , oe | wea slay 1] ight wrestlin champion o wood can. also put ina like ci Time ——* Weather cle ar; track fast. AT PIMLICO Fot RTH RAC E— Li > mile: M1 “ A salen e nf ee . 1 ri ys wat “A dotedand gs 0 ‘arelli of Chici falls in three hicago two 'O a perfect record, byt Uni hg E. 1:13 2-5. 4a Ric Ris | RIMS HA ted Pre rf > A , Ti F T nt , | , 1 om in | | : | See ee ee ese ast" 2.20 | | gainst gers eature onig U: er Ba ores re >| ILLINOIS ALUMNI [here last night. Meyers won the Today Clayton wil] play We Wellston, University ‘t Ritenour at Ritenoup lle i i eh i hn i i ll i i i ea 2 aie EEN LOE NICS AEM RE O N m RN yee Nate igh ain + Sune ays ty ate vs is, - City held Kirkwood to a seo Lieutenant Il whipped ile, Which mars the latte } Blondin in that orcer in Associated Press. . . r gch ~ end ante oe ae & wert women gira - ; all in 26 minutes 45 seconds Cian, ping the $2 000 Me eceamap / | - ca . SSUpe As ” ary OF " “hom aia claiming, $1300, 2-year-olds, | | m 3-5 seer ucje a TO RECEIVE RETURNS | with ; ‘ombination hammer lock | Maplewood's Bad Stan, fF ap for 3-year- gg The titne was lq, 2m: 4.00 1-3." Double Tip, Pane Lady, | Billy Black ....102 Mise Relvue ...106/ Captain Polly Wallace May Re-| Collinsville Cup Race Will Be |". The Bat, Buddy Brannigan and Ore | ay, ets of the University of 1li-| and double wrist lock. Parelli won Maplewood has y e and sixteent phe ume st. Lawrence ‘h@rch Bramton, yste oraciose = ...-.,101 Jack of Clubs. .208) ° | rir TH RACE ree-sLxteent} mi) ino Slun ‘ave arranged to re-| » second in 12 minutes and 24 S yet to score al 3 - Pancras, Unie, Silks and Scariet oc ggg eae Fle ga mn. . saat turn to Game in Contest at Big Event on the 7 Dar a 10.00 + t. 60 ive retards } mtg Ms a _|seconds with a reverse body scis- ' n ' Se W $.0 ry . nee #8 7 ors and Meyers took the third tn league victory, Peenk Ww q 4:46. ; _ ‘Rtas and Siiks and arlet ep Ama) ‘ Ate “- : : la . : j ‘ . i] aa , ahlbig hOr Hope and Silks and Scarlet. field. | 4,-°C%t! oe a Woo@es .. »-..222 Norman Tomorrow. | Program. [Jack Howard she hice oh rom Sead finutes and 35 seconds with a Trav dest Bohl aes: I wahd wee* vl : double nelson and —_——o——— ) has been ham@i¢apped this veara FLORIDA CITIES PLAY SECOND ‘RACE and one-sixteenth | The Code .”..”- 9 uffy gig: 6 ws Ww 7 Fanderin { lvin ‘Ss yt OF Ce a oe ££. get an bi] Pint ViamMond ee. x ST] cial lease wire ane } - om ior re ij / lack of materia! and by j a bp, vem. es tn + — “orgs in- ying | j } nelig a FIRST MATCHES IN part >. Fletches 8.00 Strel ... 1Y sliceman y. eS SE POe OLS BRON A ee (fe, te oe | aed SIXTH RACH—Three-sixieenths mille , eans ae | , WJiisgs 4 F Abit; | i ; l’a ? : Ae Ce oe . csarya Ons z he a} i? Y i’ wh - el ity of several of last year's 0 Other Sport on rs. Thé-feam has los ¢@ NEW GOLF LEAGUE *« Wingfield (Cha 10 | and Sgnd race, $1300, 2-yearolds, one mile} NoOpRwaN Ok Next Page irmue eae es. ; x ) , ' - 7 — By the Associated Press. | William 9 i. wciceanoo Bir Galle prowling, is 2 1 the Missouri Tigers limbering up in Bg GE ee ne Kirkwoila eDprar (PA Me NO 3 tie f ~ T " cy ne ie se ms ti aa ae in Pols r 7 iVe i peta . SESE SIO” = y ij “ Jt ran 4 A. F ila.. \ ‘ i : i 3 >i 00 Re AN Trince reen 1] att * Se ‘am l will go in ah eae ti | i istered by Kirkwood, to spoil Gag ® ® Davis, won over the | i> { .. omg | a. ~ Tincess een, — > Ciown, Audley | airurday b lieving . t] ean i track Actor Boy 1s .owned ud istered ts Kirk 008. a a Beoond race. Starbriaht. Hishwayman: |F2°m entry. Mars. EMith Cavell, W. M.|Saturday believing |that they can |track. Actor co aS mages “If You're the-Man Whose Collar Prisserir cay TT Discus achedule calls 14 | fourth Festive. Sun Forward. Brown}. Fifth race. the Anfapolis Handicap.|ence team has been lable to! do 'thi: a es BOERS pyy aE | Does Not Fit, Il Wan Bangg del cevpha wa 1. mi nee: o» Mondar teugh dog to | “Bi Ce.Ug before the ssourl game cab: ere we 38 Pe Ee er eT meting ~ > o 2 “ 1 WASTE RB ae 5 Gren st Petersburg, Lakeland and 5 t- | Westary | = | an TU ptor | > | ry - *y » . ? - hi 3 I P ‘ a re 2. . ~ . "5 4 +} rr. vY ; 17 “— . . nver ; a ° ‘> fy? aAltiG ; 7 ~4 ; Tre . “ee ' ‘ . Lie cAsa entown. inter } n a Grr, A. i. 4 jan Hill.. lietache .. >“ & > siege vw ree ‘ Subtie 10 ‘rime Minis ;, ee: gq af reek S he: vesterday in matches ¢& ) rR enna Hourasse ) £60 3.10) $1300, «iz furiane re i ey ; Se: and “nton 195) 1c ye: afternoon workout ce EE yy sa ane l'niversity City is expected te@ie matches to be played 2 wo CEA I sixth race mn i At ae Ny MeW igete: feat Ritenour on the basis of intervals. Leagué Lancdcings, sim Sunsar Senator Nor May “ADIN : former scl 1° ; mm ter to baseball percenta ables ere a eee . r- , rmer school’s showing - ae i ee Pull Ro "78 eames | a ae * é\ Motde Bnedd new 4 : Webster. (“oach Roberts’ ae be on ag — ete oa as At Nabe. f Ko: : tty C ge!) Li i a Paik Peep Reape Oa es : : ; mer EP : , olan rie Mare . ° | . | maton and the ning team w | Sar 125 Rulleti: bE ee eet ee eT el ee be iE or | j F C Hl] f from Webster, only scored : ) - whenel Weather clear: track heavy. ma . 10°11 ; attack aia not been vs ct¢d to give Actor Boy the best he uest O ection Oo as ‘ . ” i oe j ‘ bh presented Vv : es ** 2 ’ . . “* : ‘ag : > : . ; ‘ 3 a zm fouchdown against University @ii@tstake by Louis Lancaster, Sura- | P¥ the Associated Press. aM ‘Stick 122 Nido 22 this season. Frank) Pott . big | competition | last week. ie Wa, president of the leagi Begg Bae ge ay)... 5.40 3.40 gO Thrace dina. Greentre able entry.| Halfback, whose work has been a lin 43 ther | : G’COA c) TRON NTT I LOLS MME SII LIS AN EUR Rat NEN CML REE A BIN RISA _tephy will remai championship Lean for one} Helen 7 Barnet = SAO ar _in i Club ir ms r! ’ | I Timothy, Loyal H., Jane G ego, | Gastvenation . 2 aaa) 220108 of the hutiing|in the (Misouri | "*°*?, Thr feventh fs a futden Made-to-Y our-Measure emaip in | = g tea tak tie vies 10 RO | Handicap, $1500 S:year-olds and up. ene | C4, Going most pf| the 1 bWill sean es se \idke its iscs| . TONIGHT! | Time. 1:194-5. Gotham. Cloudburst. {| ZY" 4nd en eighth | be he Le Crones are tall and [°° ad ee : de is of the| AT 8 O'CLOCK SHOW OMME id T H Panie Benito also | Semetawk $5" tee coe °°' form good target atts’ bul- | ?™ | . 3 Slowing | - PONE: ; ; A Gri €am rias ee ee ene extee ~ig pe? 108 Tanvarg || 4\let-like passes. aap y -qhmaiet bepliengs mugging a: Made in the finest maapnanete con- MEER Chance for Tithe se” 2 5 SE ee a ae ee nd Dandybrush also ran oe prentice sllowines sem | scheduled to gat inte| ¢3 gin eee . Sh Ge gy Se ya she a er 7 lays and Whitneys. “Apprenti ————— ALL - AMERICAN ACK — 5h 3 FOURTH RACE—! OF THE DULUTH IKI Pancha oe “adi taslestag ag er | especially if a drop-kick is needed. |. tg iok bile (itt (3 ma In Person—Distributing Autogrep EL ious, F erly of Illi- Ur A! «Dubol 40 3.2 2 RO yd ¥y is an accurate kicker, bt mae BSS | ate ih iin. Footballs to Members of A «BOL U., Is Head Coach; Play aa 3 8 — 3.6 Su) ee ee ee rer | ily Ps s te ly | ° SUITS an y “ f eeewood High gridiron L, ATONIA, sc Tr ATC HE S. Dit is : ; ; er ake Up. gimost |. Fim “whe ewe. W, Me ae a The Rove 's = ee ‘07 'though Owen: is . i wu ide¢cided as liz 30% & Suit Mitirely of green material, is mak- | second face, Miami was ward seventh race. coond races. £14606 Sadia. fe sability of sending t) “Firat race (three-sixteenths of a mil Guaranteed Wool and | ge 8 * strong bid for the champio: hi ot on ia... te | vig center into the game, Wal-| Mre.| Todrers Foxy Parto Made-to-Y our-Measure — Piscrcnns Saees rs] seme aeencems | (Shs, Mita vs |os, ia at ania Gade eR, S a men are back including | pre ee ahy Ben Bolt; third race. T. J.) yoy - sas 112 reste ns A Wi ® ..112 land his defensive bi i. i », x4 so | Puliman Dora Ridg ae ee ee | oe etted | the [eent, Uncle Seth: sixth race, Confluent ad re 51500, chkdnieg: Soeen (tre TS wer yut i ‘Thitd rame. Futurity: 7 sists of seasonable mer- | : eee | ' | The game will be Oklahoma’s|an- | Ovti¢} . .. Rove Charme | Ze “yr newest Fall and Win- phomores have helped ol) the | G5 v ry 4 | ee lei pea 4 tn M dade non ..-§4 {nual home-comi vent. and wit? | aM ig Jou os . oe oa “ s : ORS -COMIBE EVER, ang with ee a ; 7 a er patterns. no two alike. Foreign Inne] to a 56 total ‘about $000 seats sold in advance ee a cent officials expect an atte | ok sistema ter | and domestic weaves. GaPe 5 Ss: o4 be 6 4 tLe Li To date Kirkwood its ¢ : = OOd in its nie! u race —— ’ ‘ . ‘tice ga ix turtongs: - ee 1 OO Oee, hye a al | : & la Tear itan wa cs o ; . sing . “4 - sgl § has def aie *| Rit hi J ' } é 1 "| ee c Owens is enthuslasti Cc about the rie i Ww "3h8 j ee Genuine Arlington Mm to 0: tled University City 0 untem O2 Sir Peter : , ollinsville Cup race, five-sixteenths o » - niversity y > Hp “ |outlook and pronounces his UAC ERGE 7 9? Fas i . ‘yt ) Baaged y T ‘ ' i 44 de ers , bid ’ : and defeated the formi is e” New Coach, **Squinty Hunter, (7uy 5°F -Gids. ft . i} and ne- © rs r- | wit h the exce pt ion of ae at : 30 - , t : ! , BLUE Sy j = e ’ . | lac " ‘ é Le if et . - i ; t 2 - - ; be . fm squad. 7 to 0. | Has Large but Inexperi- + nce ed po ae et Motor Spe Tecumseh Mace Made-to-Your-Measure dis . Half. ting the Kirkwood = Aa. . ix are WOPrkK?t ee ly I e Sodail ’ a ; nae ie 17 . a 7+} ~ oer the isted by EL. L. Ke! ‘ormer |tY Hall gymnasium under the Double- mah, € oe Missouri 17 Hunter. new Le ‘ ’ ‘ nm ‘ hae 2 , ‘ ; | ’ ,’? , : é a] »Y mr” : ; f £ . ’ ¢ a? : I - ie’ ‘ye awe iz e J : : ' ‘? Mal Dh ' eon - “4 “ an . BS Rei es ee , Player; and R. McMa-{| °~" gm . nD FOO. ee ee ee oie Hs et ve h Trace, one-quarteg mile Ulsters | poe hon. who plaved at Brad’ bei a coach under th athews regime 5 eedmiieiiinens 9 “little Blas Haskin 53 Y'Bullivan | OTPiment apna «yal tier a2 tt Bt thats ? wien SE ; — mately half of these ete gms ITY tyme . pe Woh OD ig ieee ‘eh f ‘ + Pore ” oy | wl Rs s 5 ” om ofan - : vs . " ~ ~~ 7 ‘ . eet ot . ON Pt ARN NL mk AR aa tO ee mcmNR AEC A NEEL! SUE ASAE LEO MARR ay ere a iteadeellonietelidensiattieahedaeeitinmiaiinantie nbbesens taeenaniees nanan ass eae . a ey ‘ A Walneee pees w — Ot 0 SR Nm NHRD itt oe Nt a ae ts itary: nba i Mla eens Ph ine eld é Be porrehes wAe Atrks ipl rtalicas wallet. nde tebins neg “ <reneapg weet rye reartinrtad es tates - spies eee anrery rise a PRE ee A vere aR: Sie mtlet tte OO bh AEE NE Neri Rt te apie lle is hme e eee re mrverehins _ —y ¥s " x ’ — ne ae ww pac Ay: eee POR EEN dem abi ¥ ntrlaipeien ~ Laemrmene eens 8 _— 2 Abt Me pele nant Nee: te Neate be 0d tibet eel a en ee ek ee Se eS ee ere ee A CO PT WEN sane ayy ame SO I 8 leant Ask A ARN i nn ANNI! © Pep eee ar f “ years. 8 : tac <¥ Ro Sorsemat Official Referee eligibie fc he varsity : ling alley Umpire oa Tomo i ligi 3 _ tg : AR one Fs bad ohdo tl wat . rrow irkwor : n of m rack Rae vanmey). | r ( Washin , younger ea th Kirkwood n te None men have had var- ~~ |. = AS Nu roh_. 10g | od 28, omnes 4ailes (Washington); field| | it oat Night’ s Result 5. . 5 0 ; i Be é , i “s met . : ‘ \. wd i a . aries at St. Charies v ee aries eather ci r tyles for a c r TEST 2 ACE ree-#'x ANG a” ; ? : ; Se Pecte sa ; sitv experience and most have not av: materials a ata ‘O.win. |] *Appdentice all eeghent ag + * — me iis other e Sethecets wil AT JUAREZ st with Marqudtte University || Sekloe ae e rororm AT a New Fall and on wou wlll pM, el olaucel |. a4bo 18 e0 Winter patterns. . » : 4 : i os 2. : 4 * ae oe ‘ rt : . ‘ Pm | Associated Press : northerners. T) The Finauire 3.6 Guaranteed aiiw ool. Double ! S fue (jing and lot be announced for ae antag Hag moda a a pet de it i ack Magic. 2 Rock: | lees oni. erges, ; ie a “ ( ‘ on : oe any 4 iret . purse Sat rt) cla'ming. 2 vear ‘ WAS to stage a f Tig ’ r ' or g ish ee eee mca - ——a S| SSRkaee sian . will be held 14 varc, five and ait furlone OU } North weesterr ‘leld i ic value SLT oid ai ‘ on . .f * ~ ———_ i Casst- : jag = - | ds and upwa andl : Ee FIRST TEAM. iy odality a] intil the new gym : u AO ‘ nde} Of rvanston before the meeting VW or- 3 Pa _ : -~ a. wo ; ana lo sine ren Of achester Los sand upward, three-q: arters mile: , : oii ae : purse $400 Claiming ¢ 49 oe —— 110 4 ove o Zobat . : , MORE ROOMS ga ehae ict cwteed. tout tak a ee Se ee Y even Boe MY STORE IS yO NOW R DY DOORS FROM THE CORNER EA La THE STORE WITH po+e~- 7 “ = - " . li Ages. S are from facturers are all of y and are low prices Down Pay- or monthly ce. Terms house, re- e 95 zr. ae Lyons, head coach: on Tlinole na : no nd a Zeer’; took four-year POD kOLorvus 4 ~ Pp. mm ¥-Kp , ’ “eaten weet : . Fan we tre Tie “3 ee 3 urTis . ~ King aq : Fred . : r? ve Wreime: : iti ' e.. ‘ . “— : vo wre : 7 , hie: trh5 255689 q ; aa 7} . ’ ; te rere - F . F£ : under Yuppke. : UNTON LECTR! LE. Ee ‘ON Bike Mar - magica lh 7 BCH | s Mn, — Kelis. line coach, plared on | ’ PARK c fam m7 em Ja 44 - nee - ia ns 7 r ¥ z R. u- Ong te rears, on, eT . +t ri Lo ‘ / tint b, 3 : 2 : on 8’ trie , ‘ : rU) , _ ; — sho ’ , ‘ via Y «fs ~ % on, backfield coach, played =! 408" N ‘ourth ac ur f laiming S. 4 er. pbs + ype 3 q Collere three 20)! iy % e squedro : i roid ! q. 07 ry I 2 carnage - 7 ee AIN I ‘ iy : 7s i : {8 . “ rm ° 5 ° 3 3 a * } p ¢ " } if < ; : pi : pa c peecen . 4 ‘~~ there. : SS. BLETT! P ARK pwemeree i Tent ha OR lady loengrid 1 ao 3 x ' ¥ - : Ww as t etrT 4 i ~ tI & wen ’ _ “i . im ] ? fi ' , ; me " TF ] . : MUNICIPAL SOCCER (| se GC i ae oe anes SUNDAY SCHEDULE : —*. el ne The first one hundred rooms , 202 i in the new Downtown Y. M. Cc. A, went fast. Miore now j N. 6TH ST. ; ready. bach distinctively ftur- . nished and decorated. (orm- fortable beds. All club. gym, swimming pool facilities when building ix completed. Better ret your room now. Rates rea- sonable. Save time and car- fare. Young men only. Apply at new DOWNTOWN Y. M. C. A. 16th and Locust . - +] aw - SO eee ee / Se ee ee al ~~ iweo Doors From Piath. ¢ a WO Two Doors trom Pine. . o . * + a ELE SALE ERE AE ENTRANCES Wm. P McKnight “St. Louts’ Most Successful Ta:sor” = mea wi wt ome i 158 COAL HES. UNION SHOP UNION LABEL RTH OF WASHINGTON AV. a. eames Fi. AYED. ‘i Brandt ve, Giddens 3.30 pm.” | ron on . 2 : Hi ' : ~ wae UN] LNT ORD) r |e Pen: ier “gast 108 Pre ‘die. Prar 110: -?* Q; Kirkwood, : b ] : ; Kirkwood, 7, Fifth race, purse $100, claiming, 5-yea: Weat ber B ta track slow. ' ler i a ih lt de kh kk, _— -.er.,rerrrT,rT,rrrTrrTYr.Trr,yT. SS Ss -— -— -— -— -— -— - -— - = = - - Olle PRIA NORE oe LE NO Ri Sn ee POOR aR NAR ik aie

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PAGE 50___ _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1926————————— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a wal | ht Cham 0 ~ oa ae — - _ — - ~. a ls ~ a RP RPL RD LP , i a Nal at ltl alll lt i a ee a i tls a ln ae a lil i li i i it i MY LIFE AND FIGHTING CAREER .¢ ——By Gene Tunney, New Heavyweight Champigie og nad. Sieiieiiaicices 5 RRR ae ARN AR RG SS cI IPS OPE REARS SIS ybody’s Game,|"" ca. ror commeight For Game san — b> aahjinwe ‘ ARE Ag At Sa: shelectitoaiaty a desis Fi ; - 2 ts » - ~ - ~ - - ~ ~ ™ ; ~ Ls Lins Ae tlien, tien -_— i i ~ - a . ad ~ - . - ~ A Sot ae ~ Chicago Contest &:°::°s% 22H scnoot Tile May Be Be PARES GE IEE LGPL GO IRE SB ORE ae % ee. cule, ey ares Tomorrow—Central | Walked New York Streets Conn Champion of the Year, Winning Riggs Handicap Zuppke’s Tag For .... tae | ied : | | : ifs , BS x fees riven the Illinc ‘hicago encou! evens ~ 4 * 378) aH... derrett 12 = : 9 Vv V ! cs a | In Nine Bouts on , cpt ie GIR ee OP es | naiihes a en i lowa City it ase o , ie learring the unusual r a subse Thumbs Down. Amateur Card C's esses rocked Jack th his foundations eae aes vet eee eens. | ine ability but been cor = \- Fon T ta i2iVe a with decent VE IEOLLES SEDONGES. ISSR! Sn, ep npr ehthhane les > a5 ’ Merz Gains Decision Over Meyer in South Broadway os : Sr Part Of |ten.-director of athletics at the Uni-| "Charge which centers about) GENEROUSLY Qe. or ai. an : | | GENEROUSLY Giger: opened ‘he age ondition my ; : | | | —hand made, ) and vument an 1} Meeting Sergt. O’Dowd. oe Cf knockouts in 1 ee ah || thebameelesl Scathadl an | DORR ee ae ee long filled ~ Bee : team, how} ] : ipsey uscec. ' ta | c é ay I 3 | me GENEROUSLY ve } : “18 é he caus; riick mie funny: a ; oe : pela ome os ; : | 7 | *. : . - D ~ 4 Ls ‘ ’ : " . - : ’ : : ; Th , P - : , re . ” ~t — Cuma eee Se SE ood. a gando ,| tiomal disbarment of 1 gina : MEET OPENS TOMORROW ie ; beam ab} : : rt . . > . , ° - 3h ° ’ re : . on . + toa 3 » * : dd ° . dons 87 : : . 7 10 LAge Daid me sca nti : att x ; , OPEN EVENING ST SDPDAYVS WM a STICKNEY Cc! ‘ = ’ ; | 3 | CORDUROY TIRE STORES _ A. STICKNEY CO » a -pheemes aals fe | sis | . Saemo SKINKER SALES C0. MAin 3841 . % . 74°20 Washington “tate St. at 1th inde BROAD WAS es = 3 , , : ‘ i | | } Art | “st. Lert« Fast St Lenis ; 7 a = | | FIGHT RESULTS sha : 1 fith | - | Se it haries i.ersch., ANHEUSER: BUSCH CF tj : ‘ ne r a. ; . » ‘ : 3 ; " . a * : . _- . . , ‘ hi . = _+ n. iat } = ’ = u ; . . 1% 4 . ; : , “ 4 . . - " e " ~* e . : 4 , ‘ “he solute.‘ imagine a tignte ; apes Bat. ry) 7 “ee , . ; i . . : ‘ : > 3 “y re . : , , ° : .” ‘ ’ . » > - . - ~ " ; . . : = = a" Se 2 . a al > Yn oo a * ws - ? oS _—- = é " ? “4 : . > : = é x we rs os Ll. Neene, : E ee «CS 4 “ | ’ . : seed - . : P , = . arf ee p £ wo » P - = as | ; Buy from your “3 — non : - a a | magibabesd s a Play Must raga na : | . — te... = So ee SY dealer . ; , Zuppke and | - i a —aS os 7 i @ Others Declare —_— @, if 4 2 cans a CONTENTS NEVERS TO DISTRIBUTE A ivreamp in ihe rain, then—lame muscles j i 3 = Be : : : a al . nat. AUTOGRAPHED FOOTBALL Preferred by those who have tried HOP FL RED _ | eect a LA vO Wilson’s Pointer ee Night’s Fights Krank Merz. , WAS | STIFF ANT} them all * = . | Bey te a Shines in Trials ) | For Anheuser-Busch not only pays : ii . co the “tea : an extra priceto secure the finest hops Ll; | fie ever ¢ in LOWELL. Mass.—Billy Murphy. rhe . ' 3 : lLewel! acwred a technictl K neck - : rr . 2 ' Oxford Brooksie Still in the "= ever Avdy Chaney, Baltimore, . WRF it OULD E —s ca and Bohemia... | fic _ Not only pays an extra price for first LEY | ALI SYR ee a a re St 4% chanens Se , 7 Ba | he “went ito work but had to com which has stood for quality for mere Send for booklet giving ~~ ‘tos ~~ uli euaek teeta 1 than 69 ee recipes for candy making - we oe me: tat # ANHEUSER-BUSCH Ve ee SE ~~ T- Thorp. Sanne ST. LOUIS - . : lige: be EGR ree ‘3 5 ; | | ed tes, ae . oe = ay > . - ns gives regi relief because it “ i, hey —— Te he 2°20 Che Da it he hoe A aes fe "ee ude ies. F ok iy aie ) Dealers Supplied By The Ci esiatiats . ae ~~ F SOCCER INJURY, Vasquez Outpoints O'Dowd. 4? Ply_a little lightly, without rub- | Ameuace (wag gg “pase ey [_ = | ay -_ rom ‘ . ne stiffness and - - | oO S, 0. fresh healing blood . —™ Sails for U. § ~ wi? S Rye? =e op 2 hi EDT OS ae eile a ¥ Pee Ae tt ainda ie, re ts a Pwo : ee a “loans today ‘ ae soe + 26. . Ri - *“* . w TBS ~ ” " % ~ mn aa! e a : j . : “ ° 7 - x . ~~ _. . - : a d +. Birmingham, Ala. s ee Feagsiee All drugvists—35 ) 7 | ; 4 ; : ; yee re — = — —& i -— © — ve) , af : r New Yark Te Weis ie wee Ry oa Witte ti RE Lily tah elke’ _

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ight Champion|t , PRESIDENT AUTOG 9 BALL FOR SERVICE | | CONTEST ON COAsr iy the Associated Press. a WASHINGTON, Nov - 5.—-Prestae E I Cooll dge yesterday autographed ng %: fe otball that will be used in the jnual service game on the Pacitte Coast in the stadium at tipi. on Armistice day. Th be played same nth Army Corps Area ot Naval | a on the west Coast, cement encteeeneenee ; ; TT ¢ between te Re the Associated Presa. PASSAIC, N. J.. Nov, 7.——Ad Sto Piof Patersen eating marine, con la tei nical Knockout last night ov Gemas, Miteactoats heayyil t. in the e ind bout. Referee McCoy bout to*save Gemma punishment. and Stone 179%. Stoppeq™ ‘ from furth . smoke one * ? Rr. T ,?17 . a einen ln “Sout h LOUIS, a ve bs oe Se he i * ’ = Pe Ti DOV 0: mut} GENEROUSLY GOOD ._, | =Sumatra wrapped x2 GENEROUSLY GOOD by —hand made, bter | long filled ine GENEROUSLY GOOD ing, five full inches full] GENEROUSLY GOOD ndi-- «the quality is there the | will | K a} GEORGE W. = Roosevelt Stone Beats Gemas, | ‘ Kikth round of a 1. a -" Gemas weighed oe | — on For Game ' ; i ' 4 School Title May Be De- Tomorrow—Central ‘Meets ee ee ee ee a PROBABLE LINEUPS ROOSEVELT. Bree (168) Smith (i78 5. .-¥andover (158) Heitz (145) (170) (172) | ..Groepper (150) Sauselle (155) | ..Carroll (150) | Bodge (155) | (152) | pt. , Jarrett f BOLDAN, ...Constance or Friedmann | Berkenbocth Lat) ti i i Peck ‘Rode or Peluso Pulford (€.) Kan dsorw e s itekyri 4 5 Kk ‘ lian he : srown ; Johanningemeie: Dol-on (roldwasser m most civic issues, will b ; fomorrow when Roos valand High Schools m i welt Field in a ga! “We ours the local high os ae ri ra $3.95 aie - 4 3% rd. Starting time is x. Central makes it me appearance in tac] in the opening fan le-header at 1:10 p. Wharring the unusual or | tha ent reversal of form. ‘ pionship will likelv go to ; er of the Roosev: It-( ‘ley ttle tomorrow. Although Cent s not yet had a chance e rivals, the pre-ss¢ mances of Mike Walk: terial can hardly be cl: of the Bouth psevelt opened the | éefeating Soldan, 26 1 veland handed Beaun 6 heating. Roos inst (Coach Cook’s r, was made possib! fan's reckless atrial attac! d the Rough Rid ’ scoring opportunities i's defeat of B. poe c. Heavyweights in me Cleveland lineur Fenenga'’s mn i the ‘line tied Ss ID POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1926__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eg See: ~~ COAT WE Bié Doings Down at Bond’s! Every man inthis organization feels like it’s his Birthday Party ! Seasoned clothing men that they are, their eyes bulge-at the overcoat qualities and values which have been streaming in from Bond’s Own Factories for OVERCOAT WEEK! Merchants, tailors, Judges of clothing value look in our windows and wonder how such qualities are possible at Bond’s prices. Ouronly answer is: “Volume; Elimination of all middlemen; Public Confidence; Continued effort to give the publie the best there is.” We have concentrated our tremendous resources to make this event a rousing success. OVERCOAT WEEK means the Overcoat treat of a lifetime! See for vourself. You, will marvel at these superb Coats and these wonderful savings! : TUBE COATS—BOX COATS —ULSTERS too, 12 New Models 27 New Patterns 11 New Weaves 6 New Colors 59,000 garments in 22 stores. $50 Fabrics $50 Make $50 Style $50 Trim $50 Value Overco: of STV les this season are Ditte ‘rent. Niore beautiful and more graceful than before. Noah didn’ t wait until the flood to build the Ark! Nor should you wait for and blizzards to buy your coat. STOrHAS friend i> on ers er clear thro ugh. ; art it , % r Charles A. Reed and sold men's past > years, ord breaking val- ever Baw any. ; Louis F. Hepp vy advise every one of my buy qr of these They are top-notch- Beat 1 ever L. Netdiettina is showing ars Every tyne imaginabie is in- ae | {= in | elation to me. a . > ~ ene S aah oS Pe > A, 4% Oa at . > * * =~ te Sa the”, » . i] », ” *) . REX *, la C bee ‘a . : 9 Se “ + y Se > - . even with never see a oode that measures up ‘Overcoat Week" > A big succeas.”’ 2 VP _& Cul oak Kiet with Thousands of Handsome All fe nt Satin MAKCLY P . The materials ard meet at fullbac) es | : - - ag ES. Ee. | RES ie: “e Bond Tailoring What it sacrisi: £3 eee Cae Rae a is Superior ' 4 } ? . oe . ; No matter w hh it pr ic e-vol L pay ch] Bond Ss, VOU are assured ure T ‘peed, eer * ‘ —— tpeegtihaen a | egies ae 5 eed | You save because of ime | ; as haat | rae § a °C ee Everv Overcoat we show its strictly all wool; hand tai : ew ata ii eS mare in top for: You save because lored: Skinner’s satin trimmed. + ou |] find iia back } there is no middle- & Soncedine. nothing to its'A ‘ C 7 ordr ae small de You save because eoats Tor wear: coats tor warmth and coats tor dr ie same lineup that’ pogit will hold : omor we have no charge hrame, Cags. Jarrett alternat- | &. With s Male -fine Overco i : : b Savage at right h: for 30 d res Your satisfaction ts -" ays. teed by a Na- muse of jis 6-0 wi guarante 7 pia, Vi ike Ws3: tion Roldan. as Tt? Steam, 20 to Mi in the Roos Y to give Central strong op 2 oe fee ; Mc gis Se t Play Must CIEE: We 2 ER Se eee eS yy ke Satisfaction |. Be Fan, Se Maturday’s ga. Skinner's Clarebtecil Wooldverco2tsat$Z252$S30 ae | S . Finer. meet should make up in ex. eae ee Son | eee m3 Bond styles are al- satisfaction. We do not woe om Berg with qualit y. ewith Cleveignd 6 our greater volume SCH ie Note! satin trir lt find plaid-becks 3 caeeer-Confidenc: ‘ 5 orn-and-t ouch we oats Tor styie an / -/ | man’s profit and through-and-through ? fate Solda will start any of . these accounts Central Favored to Wi in. tional 22-Store Institu- Behoo]} € | uperated fr ion. : ~ Ss . ; Po ‘2 3 na ee ? 1A | ‘ + ama % hae - . a Ve these th arantéed Ree | Re ee : ta rid fainous ¢ ABOtatad Presa ; muUICAGG. Now F E Conference is ta oma’ the s) f+ jy ; Zuppke of ,% Ai HOP FLAVORED. Vets Agi - 4 vrriie ‘ . Ls “6 : ; + ha : me °PPOSition to j 7 f ? Lae a . . Intend to de yer A Bie = . , lit . se ‘¥ Rls ie 4 sia ' J s G corge M. Fechter MAWUT RY AC TURED Inc USER- Busch. '. LOUIS, MO..U.S A: - g ‘Fy : , “ : | . = L Me ~ + WS ; : - .} Eon « b« , i " — a : . , bi ee 4 : e ; . : ‘ ‘ ro. z ‘ ~ f , ee - : ene, a 2 4 Pa i MS, ae . a & “* te ty. ? tr +s vie xv Ay? "« ” . i ‘ * **,% , > i oF *~. sy * fy ae “oe : / : , + , m J S, J ‘ . oe . 3 es > . ~ * 2 Y .Y . q f : ” * "4 Sr ee : ; 2 4 * . al ae +4 ; ~ pede € bul ‘ Fes S . & 4 4 ’ : eu. a ( (oa . : " . 7 z t n . wt aus © . ’ ap Fy | : i" ; 4 > , ‘ . a é ea tS. . “* “ % wre - ‘ sas , 7 . iad re 4 - | - * ss ’ ee > + ‘ ‘ - As see.) a i a . : oe, uA 5 at x ‘e . . . 4 ¥ . . : 4 : : F ; : : ie Ru ni aon | ‘a? Age eee yf s} WO wT. MGR : — . ' P , 4 _ . : ; i J m *~ oe 7 ‘ } ‘ ’ > { rf : , , i ’ . a o wes — ‘ " . ‘ ‘ > ; , . =. | . “ 7 _ ¥ ow « 2% 2 TY) } : ve 1] - or ; ’ ’ ' . . ‘ey ae » ; ; es z * . > : * j \ errr — 4p 2 QA aa ’ 4 4 ; ? eS t ne . , ,1* go " ‘ vy ‘ 7 : Pe . a9 9 . . " t ’ ‘ ‘ : ; : “4 tik ; ’ - i ; ~— ~ " ; ere i i bas ; . t ; > Ses . : ys } y ] ,¥ , ’ , ‘ ‘4 - A . ‘4 ii - ~~ » AS + q . - - . . . ° ry ; r} ‘ . (ivan *> aia je y : — : ¥ ‘ . ; i ; se A 4 : . , : TL: « + ‘ ol) . §3 eq ; ii iu i - . ‘ i. " : i, “5 fj} , , ‘ 2 , 2) wae ey / ' ‘: . 7 , | oe" L¢ aa 4 , ‘ . a4 ° sd ‘ ; : ? » - ; e * - cal ‘ . ; ‘ 4% : pilaf " ’ * a . of for booklet giving pes for candy making and baking Department Louis, Mo. mee US attack ; re team with eutr acquired me I Within o Eby the margin A NATIONAL Olive at Sth St. Open Until 6 p. m. TWENTY-TWO STORE INSTITUTION oo eR . ee me ca i +4 A et raf That atrea ‘Overe oat Week will | pf | he boy: } ew aber are handsome in stvie | ordinary in quality. Note the rea- 75 | sonable price. Investigation and | comparison will make you as enthu- | plastic about these Coats as we are. = ee a, a Rl atari o---~ - John D. Fechter MANAGER

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FRIDAY. SCTEMBER 5.1998. cn tee, * Ps re - —- a iM * ST. LOUTS sol SOVEMBER | 7 WOMEN WANTED ST-DISPATCH Sane SRO eon nieitiieaienaiaiti ~—— eet ; — —— "@) SITU HELP WANTED- —MEN, BOYS; 3 armeii EARN $3 ‘E 2 woOM AN OF REF! NEMEN N1 UNDERTAKERS "DEATHS ‘LOST “AND FOUND ‘CARPET CLEAN’ ‘G—UPH’ Ls’ ‘car eased | COLLECTOR—Euperienced. im city apd | TOUNG MEN—2: chance to eine sa) SELL XMAS gue bool oie of 23 ane @ ————mee ee eee ; ce pen ag OI en . AGO Carp ; es) | r exper e: on™ — Ee} ~ - , between . & ‘Tra TT tr : 5 a. m. Geors — Lin = DSO. —7 |S pney. | _ : : % a ren : nal Or - . 5 3 rea é = 2D : a = “5 “i882 O71 oe «i a : : the - — 5... & ret _PLUMBERS: — re Lae i. oe : - » Ge iw Ding . t fi atom _— —- ; ’ “bai nt 36. “ quectrc 5790 Easton. __ PARTNERS WANTED 9022") ~ a : ot * we SEW rT. we a b (7 Ba > . i= he wT. ta) as poco oe ’ ’ F? 5 a* iad rh SL - . * | *> ; * pes , ed 20 Cone; DANCING SITUATIONS—WOMN%EN, GIRLS L. #H ENDRI "KS SALESMANAGER Machine C: —s COLORED GIR bight work: cate re ker! 7S Mare. ocd . | ) ) 3 . a aie el, an articie of m- ocal sro- | —For general _T tea POULTRY AND BIRDS 4K iNG—MILLINERY . . = 7 | cone, Bs O-S Post-Mersich. ten) | SOE: 3 a ere =: RIES ms *%, Ape : mus == ~ STRUCTION . 2 ke wausage. 4 C3 ye +a a ae : Nang. Now | : | ; | : 1 x Sos . . mee — nn Experienced, rint.ne “fe re ae = Radio Repairing S @s, S1LG 2S PNG AR ase fA ROM PE FROM an — EEDS. PLANTS AND ‘TREES oes. ° a ae 2 anc | og ae ‘ - = ~~ “-- i ete » ~ fF 4) ~~. cal CANVASSERS ard WOMEN & BUILDEPS . | a aa “l «> any sa, 3801 Maple Falmer: | sareSMEN TO TRAVEL $100 TO $200 | so shone » Se * gate ; Sirtaaa vc a .P WANTED || Sh AND Siren —Emegeet GOES % eG DRAFTING & ENGINEERING : MEN. BOYS Bis a weal JUHANNING MEIER : — ‘, : > AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR GUS TRAVEL ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC % RAR Gai emcees et RS aR 3 MILIN me: ARDY) et 5% ; + oP tit: Riya MITT?E 1.4° 3 FR-— STOCKHC LDERS’ MEETING GAS PIPE CLEANERS . . Pe a ee) ES a as ema RR es, 36° MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES & Sy A 3 ae é lal rLAKIN—! “ — ? rears go our os i-ijvser Jae o> # es He eens eee sti * SELL MAS. ?pP or ‘ T We here AN a ' iF ® : LI. AS TK en ee a {Aguweec nad © ; ) Tike. tre hierrer inc ms ? : ‘ ' Te forés. CUTER “Oak CO. 201 Re | PRO

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____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — -PAGE 56 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5,- 1926_— — plea ase - oo ee RNR a ; t testes a k i bas n. the oreign concessions. ai SMITH ELECTED BY 80,000; ty ereterus to! the people of, Iiif-| Campomese Troope oe — | os tea co tego ts aritien caved fortes were landed. | TO DAY a ~ £ ; | morbid. , - ; ad r ‘nois.’ | By the Associated Press. : . ‘ al een Bone our workers T c p ? T0 | | ep Cc Dictator. Heavy firing took place | All is quiet at present. _ 4 : - (jr ie a a | Cc “ niete re- a , NG TAT. Nov. 5 antonese | BAAS — ; OiR f) ad .¢ é a Se “ B c : | (a@vantages of heredity, education Modification. for the Iilin dei House of Represen - . 2 NDE Ww ; gl and telephone calig li ave tatives fi the first time in many 7 ate ~4 aA Ber sc and specialized experience, have. py the Associated Press. fas ay mig oe tT og P ADVERTISEMENT 2 7 aa QQ > ‘i attention, except letters a ’ idan Beane = ‘o ne »3 - . a3 ; "ears, atnougznA the adrv Majoritv av- aa — rors sgt _ given 4 been remiss in the duty of educa- CHICAGO. Nov. 5.—Election of |/**” ath a es ubgsany af eg se 8 T m7, Bremen Theater he & = sincerity when accompante ee a LA J f : {~ “The & ed ~ _Call the moving Die ( ~ ~" ss . a oy ed - Ee ne Cetin tinge wheeaiee om a ae ee Post-Dispatch reserves | ' Prohibition claime im~ ‘ 2 ta a a a neared to be continued in . ing our people in the essentiais of |. Serr it > :, shia } rea . , ” 2 “rank Smith, Republican nom- i «....., ante Relat GER ty ea Firs ym nN 20th and men } rank Le STi Lt 4 Senate Pre sen mals ations for Thre S$ son Ss t S) pho y ~~ One Oe * ’ E. neater in question regard = yolitical economy. Unit ‘tat c oe : : J TL $ * ‘ rr fF ° J “ Ly) . e Li e rst es 2% ate | Vy er 3 9 the & SSOc1& tl Ss j 3, pee , vd i =. : , Capitalism stands in need of an ‘ee, to th ROE eee ee shards Til co weiner C wah % me CHOUTEAU baeieag the Pipe OTEAn: street. at energetic and magnificent defense. by a plurality of approximately Siow: scent tnd hu Kdaukoreed bean hi miceesce Bi a TA fee 8 Jeff. and Ch { . | the Se | ‘ | fied. 3 = s . - wee a) pest. euteag x chicago is the same a c haat: i a b . ‘ Ti vit id —— _ee ' : se ot Lo u ; s. : Its enemies, vain dreamers, have gn 90060. wv s is indicated by fPir- Saget Ot ac aa A OS ; oe. ane: ) been allowed far, far too many !.,...14. complete returns from Tues Railway to Elijah’s Tomb. FAIRY { @. aialeaaial _- The doudie car / Ls That Bat 34 _¥ ~TiT “ley iy and = a i zy - sy. Thev should he brought to . — ~~ EC IIRMRNET St UR ey ery yelEt 490 y ay , . . we by iT ‘ made in St. s-0Ui5 oh > >a " ’ on —T featuring St. Louis artists. -* © erg. Nos se Prufrock-Litton *9 f . i 4 s ~* ? > . a .** 7 ” R a — rup ion. “ye ‘ P nodification ia . nines 2 Aiidd ; ‘ J a4 i 444406 a\VPii,. : L. . - ; . 4d 4 . ; ” : ERASE ALL DEBTS “As popular opinion runs today, ~. |. opened their custom-made furniture ¢: by MOGLER “The Fis se . 7.) on mrnNA — in te os : 4 Aad i2% d majé riti = | : ES ? ” ee _—" i ‘ re . . ~y 7 . * 5 " —— thy. ifains nodification, on: the face : tore, Fourth and y 27 P7 New Bridge/{ ME} a | . } 2 - - st J 5 a ‘ *% - ‘ - « . . ge ey : Dit do RS ae, = Euclid & Nat, Brdz. ) ae > «old storage is the mas PS ‘ © ee iV é “Three-cornered duels among ., returns. These i Make Yor Own Temnms har] streets, Fri 7 i ii¢ Tipiece evuriis. i res Ti . ° bi what 4 , aie In i >} vers : Nn OV ~ > . saw ¢ ? ee F3 ° - f has . 3 " Then Let Intelligent Men of trace unions, employers and gov 3° Gond, Carroll, Cole, Cass : : Saturday—-open until 5:30. : a. mae sai 1d. storage, te de nust cease. ias OTL ‘ ‘ ; ner Oe Pn Fon pak OE =e REET, . mean f avoiding i i. . ree Marion McLean P ) — moths Where thiaii oT - 7 2s Iiv © P Tale Be r} : a ° Asst ™ P = ’ "* PR, se? _ . : : Europe and America Put {2 S, bi ets iS and ie aing “aes == y Tar and John: o ‘ - 5 I 48ST TIMES _ or} => ts Sie I ¥ ~? s * rPlail ios t AL bia d ae woe 424081 - eet, ~ & ’ * $3 with satisfactory La Heads Together and Get down. Outright revolution must be "rt on the results é i“ st ewaldts Pocbshanl ~ pout with satiecscciaa im abhor demands for hours ~~~ a es a vo a eo Rerond Riou Pan ; . eciveeeneasengemncintncs — - ——_——_-—-—- Se ta “THE h aa H d kes ogee as - = me ad by special livery to the §0¢ iS Broadwae (284° Pest se { i hie 7 Down to ar pan. and wages outside tne PORTE | Mere ¢ na —_ id " T ; tote. So. y Coe eS ee ag Aoi ‘ of Gn | tye ’ : ~* ‘ ae ; os 9" _* ’ a i tele oI “_ .oe8 Bid: a?’ a’ ae oe sa eer | ek . a .UuT ee otk ao economic practicability must hee eee SA | hte oes sieges SEPARATES ALN OSSEES TTS EEIN NUESTROS SSS “fers ean Reon a °5 parts; cove | : QUEENS “Sener ts * aicohol, 96 per cent, { ' “ Spanish peppe “ut the shown up as fraught with ruin SSO SER | | : sth | | . . ae ; ‘ ss ; = ; ; 4700 Maffitt rt ; a “ones bh (This is another ef a series of a7 a}i classes. i PAE 832 é | 5 & ; : M pa bits and pour over ther IT) cont Y rN ty a, ‘° me : eo a ett «wr ficles on economic condittons in Denounces Bullying Tactics. eases AMUSEMENTS ICE eR ; ee tevarseteee ; | al By \ . ; 5 , fe ee CO and of ot ee : =) = % ; —Thrilling - , ees mea | * po, Starting Tomorrow f Glorious Celebra oe = obtained add the car ‘ By EDWARD PRICE BELIL, ets, restricted production, opposi- add the camphc ek!—A Week © =_ ee oe elter and fill into sult Special Correspondence of the Post- | tion to payment by results, waste- ey | : pie . Le ‘etice We he Skouras 7, 2 ‘ 7 4 “2 > > > - a a a : > fo “*) 1c ~* ° i 4 “ Ce a 2 rj 4 agp) eg ee ccreacment of YMP H NY 1 rR ‘ 2 te Week Observed Fittingly at te est | SUTTON | ttm? petties. To use. Se sdb clita weg. curity , a it ase urs > i ra Se 4 ie — ’ - - r ~ 7 ; ela? er ner : : 54% curity of capital, discouragement , he a ee ti0Nn cal ie nits as W ell as tne xt 7408 Manchester { —a Beat = - the folas of am ( LONDON, Oct. 26.—“We want a eae eae “ : investment in industriais, discour- ‘ | | ze ~ ec he. Spe SER Sarthe settee, Out we want cmcinent of mederprine underpro- th ine HS ae Theaters with h : til Year! Ww a " ‘or , a eent eee OA. Brem-| os awesconsumption of Rudolph Ganz, Conductor George R. Robinson, Manager ARees st Programs of the tN ST. LOUIS! v oodiand { Sa oa LEGAL IN mer, O. B. E., director of the Brit- ealnes--theie are some of+« the srs CMO: 7 * . 5015 Gravols pee (By a Member . -* ) 3 - READER. — “Pull | ers’ “Aleh wed . Louis is awakening ti r Concerts! : eae ane ws wt =/-= ~ ish Engineers’ Association, many evils we must remedy by ed-|; All St ouis is a g to the a ies of our Concerts on —i i eee ———— — : ay. Baur — SER 4 xew READER. — “Put | Attend One of the Opening Performances Ee — MENT C03 TEE gap —— “3 ne i , as you kno THIS WEEK-Today at 3-Saturday at8:30 3 |. fertaininent For All St. Louis) ARSENAL | Spm Gammaer 000% 0° (icc 0f" the Unite about 10,000,000 tons of coal a: t industrial statistics worthy RIOR States V eter: : You can sell th ' teeter nineenenes kets Now! IC esent i os of the manufacturing and: trading “Unemployment has been almost see: lh ite cr | doubled by the coal stoppage, and pias aeee ane orzo ita effects upon costs have convert- | Mrs. Magdalena Wagner. 54, Dies. ed many prospective profitable o-- Mrs. Magdaler Waener, 54 ders into losses. years old, wife of Police “Tt is imperative that we ig George Wagner ¢ | Hear Mr. Ganz Conduct! Strauss’ Salome’s Dance see FETE ES qt gE FER es Si aE ’ | AUBERT { aie Se and toilet preparation atte a SEVENTH : SAREE STG | Lj | Aubert and Easton | gegen UT’ le mails. NO license | Sita pp mae : minl.ess you carry i PPR om 3 2 a , . me a are ze & 7 ck of £0 pace = | ones , : - : ee iy a : by ; + © BS] Cherokee and lows {« fv wilt need a mere hants icense. ; @own to hard-pan asa basis for #1] yesterday. ras born in St. GageeReserved: 1004 Oliv: eee ger, Phone Jefferson 8419 Mie oe ; y : : = t\ CoLtume eee 2. B— They can ne car. for £8 ai h} »eS! op i€ us —_—— — A... wan ee be — «ie “bh 7 = r ’ , ‘On rc. _* Sic ia ents jaue on t 1e car. or > ; : S. “ee = : ‘4 4 wo , ‘ UMBIA; Also ame "aahen the car away from yor our industries, and particularily for: © S Dn hus S undamental industry or bang sil oer sf ‘ — a | AS So nang Ft ge ™ oer eps ah var wo : 5257 Southw ; : as aued creeper al in 7 of7* ughters an: we rs. Wil-/ 1 am = b feh | "ie e é . 4 ba [2s sTHE SHOW PLACE ‘OF THE WORLD “ue, \. S: wiatianaers ath weed Comedy } ae they wave you _permissiog, : Bremner declares that “it is hich liam Zeilman, rs. ia, tanoury ? | : Ps oo : f ) ‘i . CONGRESS f “Tow arte feannot. have ¥o* attr for Ptime we had an end of lying about | of St. Louis, and Mrs. Charles P. HIALIO a ) (> The Sweetheart of the South Seas— tn, t 4623 Olive St: z we \fagistrate 1ST POP NEXT SUNDAY with AIMEE PUNSHON SINGING : SS i a= WBA Buy Season T ——_—_— a (+ as is usually the cane GRAVOIS | Conte SoS here is no law in Missouk THE g a landbord from Just undér the circum A ; . , ‘a ; i tenant ¥ er Teats. He; he. | SF 4 a > Sm ee: | ~ ; ; —saeaserer 4 a stances stated 7 i SUNDAY NEX-F-—-SEATS -NOM Pe PE 2 oe. eee = 7. : | HI-POINTE 7 a MEDICAL | ee ag. “* -* Clayton & McCaus. t unane righ - . . “ss . 4 . 4 sf . A Po : . ae _—————— — : ns : : ' 7) ; sa* ; : Sei 3 aa ‘ . — > “3 . ; ol a = vie 4 , : '- = “hd : e oe ; wana close tic ° , x og” we, . , F. > ‘ “s 4 2 : ' . . Wipe Out Debts, Tle Says. ate S : iy 3h $7 2O.: Br. Sf a Dd 2 or Lafayette - permite’ th 100 flow - : : S With Detmar Poppen & Plevia Arcaro Fee Pr 4 a= 1643 8. Jefferson . 4 H j a le ° ivhte AT sar ‘ fh ral , Pt &e > r oe we = * ; “y . a . : 4 emu BR org aS And Her Distinguished Company ichis MATS. WED. SAT. 50e-81 er hae ee Ee SB Ieee ec tecrsne: == The cause is usual aa wiping out of 1 tive aon , In Sadermann's Mastopiece vio sa, MATS. WED, SAT. OU6-3 | 9. Ne a \\Y> 28) LINDELL ; xin. some cases syphilis These dehts n Sg .¢ rT? ea ‘ Nite ee . UMAG DA’ — z= ‘ ee ; . 3 ge os ¥ . . : P ‘ - . ; & in ws (, : ae. : a ‘- . et a nN ‘3 is know > tn 7 a . . . Aidt iar 64k ,i1as Mia f t at et? a ~ 9) ’ he 4 +s 7 iL ; | y Ti ‘ * . s xnown to ever: ist in the tn meta ‘aon Gu ee > ) 1S , ) AS : a e We know of no medi ani te ke te no agent yas in the world. MAGDA thi . 7 : ENS ‘8:25 | WITH HER COMPANY OF 23 ROYAL SAMOANS Ae: -YRIC tie : of no | world. It its known to every sta ra Fives i wful and iz Shae D ‘ This C Sh i ash “Sixth and Pine ‘fal tt: that will cure & man worthy of the name te | 9 gi la ££ IN PERSON Far aE Ay nS: - leaking vaive i gg — ‘ ; rity Tit é pe am ie ante rit? ¢ ene mitted freely in private QONEY & BENT—Mation , i! An¢ Also on the Screen in Her Motion oe ure ~ 4 MAFTFITT { Ama Rreatm: i. i ba. of | h of Tropical Romance and Primitive basme™ _ 2817 N. Vandeventer \ audevit so | = - _ The grinding of th : ee ee on o 2 gr ge yyy yo & PAT ROONEY {il a ppb eng » ie 7 cuss weg we hi - tint EX > es | : he ° ney a eS ee ee oak : 7 " Q . atte ‘ “ALOMA OF THE SOUTH SEAS 3 | Manchester ;™ rt te » while asleep is usually du “Let the tintelligent men 0of America and Europe put their) *s7 . = r 3 4 . . . ; . . > we, . J iz >> K — = : . “ : . > 7 ' MIKADO . g GRE T-6 1-6 ANDM THE ~~ 7 > L. }. . . a . ee : he 2 wes an It pennies to every one c LISEUM Tues. Eve. sae’ UD aged x ¢ i 7 5 s economically; rticab'e ang of your dollars. Start 4 ; co 8:15, New i6 Prices: Mats 15e-50c; Nights, 15e-$1.169 oh «ath v: 5955 East “ 0 ., | 2 : 4 ; . ; J . . yr ‘ . «, e ° Lead , » an . - ~ «Fa? a?» on J ‘ ee be Remember, Stuart Barrie’s Organ Concert is at . asaginsll is Mary Roberts of Munday, b Peog Native of Kentucky, Is SUH | undesirable the t | 4 ey avin , _ eae PSPS, Ticket Office. Aeolian Co.., Qq. eee eee (Eure pt Sat. £ Sun.) si of ' . — i Te pita] tq) ; Sa ing now and you ae . ; sd >] : SLas + o 5 ‘ 4 i iv. p . I -¥, . VI. =sunauy ? f ome Earls ' : . ’ NOVEL >) ’ ¥ ; in Good. Health. occupy world rv: agi itt ee i ng Prices: Arena, 10 . worid pi.akTKELS nN Liif i- Wiis not worry Next — oa, ee 5 or $1.10 to $2.75; 2 Balceny. 50c t . . ie , wa >. = ™ : = ; : ¢ -& re I ection Elizabeth Cueny. Se 2 ats 7 f . >: “Soe ee . Pas , 3574 Fasten 1 @ ) See ee eo 3 - ; a Oe Pl : 3 Fi eS gee ae az - aes ry re et ein} tr the Post-Dienatch. ) "antic and abrorma!] : Pale neracci. Christmas. : : Ft! AP Concert Dir tated by the Dawes pn as ae eee: | ‘ - 7 os , x es , J —_—— ducibl 73 : - 3 preset ee OO 3 apick | IY OZARK meee MUNDAY. Tex.—Mrs. Mary Rod} Webster Groves OLAS Munday, aged 93 years, # - Pa sermany’s irreducible living +3-| INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS CG RA Pe r OPERA | 7-4 quire = rm ae De : : | , | | . PAGEANT iBen boas: of being a great-great ite st Peat grandmother In fact. sof ; Tn . ; £5 ; ) ate \othin le a a NC} nut S we , PLANTATION DAYS 4é ~ 95 SE: \e ; . | , = | : d nothing to earn interest upon 710 Chestnut Se. ST. LOUIS anscrten’s. Heeitcanan Guan WATERMELONS i ie as é ~ > ; is , Re ee ae ae — known she has a record in tht court on the ground that he speaks Exclusive First-Run Photoplay Next Week—Recular Gayety Prices ia y a “ss 2° 3 - Maplewood saderi mpect never before equaled ir in self-interest Grea Atein’ T! ' With BERT LYTELE . aie a i gers BETTI TES permnnctnaned ee : if-interest ea rifain’s nere is a quick way to sell that ? a Sek te FE A e - perhane see i ) — ie tT oa Gay | This Is the Jazz “8 SHAW aire ; - 1s A a se + ry. Her Zz reat-great. lendings for the war substantially car—through Post-Dispatch wants. + *F . ; : % 3 é Ey | : 2, “cs * - ~~. acon + * ® a 4 > . : ; exceeded her borrowings. Phone your order or leave it with ae. fe So re: ee ¥ Everybody phe iPhg Well T the Whole § = ary toma —— it-grandson is ten months old o " age * ey the First to Hear , io’ “PLAYTIME . 6 would be unsatisfactory, absolutelh eT ee ee STA Sg e £8 sa Be Amme + [ee RICH & CHERIE : ARSONS : tye RS - “ . , y x = | aR STS. | | ) s OUSEHOLD . iy ee SE) ie ser eee = AI—SHAW & ae population. our enormougs), LOVE, sweetly tender... then YOUTH AFLAME with the fa ; : Pa it =, ALICE T R “ CH oo eS ; & | | | ewe GRAN Cc cE Ai T * a tes ny t ~~ ey AL aii a PHOTOPLAY Tt , s sizes—from 15¢ up “Our selling prices must »e cut ACE BEERY eS es ee mc, Se PAR {t ae TT | Dearer coal offers no chance for JEAN HERSHOLT 3 ee. % a3 — ok ; x YES i £ Pa D> | LY i 4 4 ¥ #25" & tes er ee ~. : euch cutting. Cutting profits of ‘ ms yes Seal JOSEPH SWICKARD, ALAN HALE, STUART fers no chance, either, for these ; NIGEL DE BRULIER and “BULL” MONTANA. 1 --™MES. "tS ees = ar : s0T ¢t ai : ANA og iy f hréllin ready are too smal! or nonexi«: eS s 8 SASS £1 : The Most Thrilling Dr a or Love and Lower costs of production an et are a fie OF loka Po ipping tribution are the only way out. AND ON THE STAGE— See te \ £32 . : “ Ks ‘ 2 Sn, \ i ? ‘ ; : . 0 - . , ‘4 ‘ Talking About ‘ , odv's : Everyboty $ ‘\sissouri Tome _ eo (aa er Gay Paree! With JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT BESSIe tove erd R' DOLPHY SCHILDKXRAUT. “Such economies we should cee! Parise naga gana CHARLES DORNBERGER ‘ieee, Eee ames FRA ss for increased «nale« ard AND HIS VICTOR RECORD Be? : 2 ; = : = : ; Me S “AN NA Q) NILSSON profits are tn themselves desirable ve * wes “2 os : ses. “2 bat 2 a aetets ; . things. But foreign competitio ORCHESTRA * . . Pe a : . peas $ re , tions confront us. We must hay AND . a cheaper production and dietrity HARRY ALICE - , ee ‘ seiceeneoaene es LAST | On the Stage: The Plymouth, Vt., Old-Time Dance Orchestra— Ne ee ee some HELFFCL «“We have deep unrest.” he re. TIF YING your PRO marks. “Unrest is all right if DAY , . : . he os ; , : . Sb ke r oo . 7 + — j healthy: it te all wrong when mor-, of They’re President Coolidge’s Relatives—And ‘‘The Gay Deceiver’’ ny : cl sented in the SEEDS ‘ bid, and with us at present it is! . : : -: . ri (SE OD SD Os SD SS SS) a. 6 a cSt: MC. © ap 2 e: 6 TREES fer sale she : : . : : . DISPATCH WANT Fa . ; . ~~ : = . . . 4 ‘¢ially Sunday. COMING i ‘MILLE GADE Of _ ENGLISH CHA ‘* ela @ (em @ Gb) oar \@): ee: @;) In “HER MAN G- With WILLA ss " MAT. TODAY ONE GOING biel WATCH FOR THe f OC). © ile am @: " ‘ 2 ee, Bets Ban beer * . - c SEPP Siig) ihe ed oy ie OO

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© > Gp) 6 i Se). Slice am e' | C1. ie (a OC (GED) @1.GRP)\@ | GP! @..4P. © a 6) ‘Bremen Theater f them Jeff. and Chouteau RITZ rand and Juniata | Paces,” a o | SUTTON ;° | #408 Manchester | Woodland {i . TODAY Ss ;HOTO | INDEX CHOUTEAU ALL-STAg REE » a “Oth and ‘Bremen { “Tess of 5640 Easton ountry"* Cates ease. “The _ Silent p Hampton { 5500 Lansdowne “MIS . answag me ae: and n ee a ee Kingsland fan 1 MULAN IAM (ravois Ay. 4157 Pin Comedy. Yu "cous McNAIR | MeNair-Pestalogri MOGLER sone rine oth and Bremen { __va se New Bridge { ‘Fis Euclid & Nat. Brde uF oo TOM Lillian & Claxton “Out of tie the Pestalozzi 284" Pestalozel QUEENS Kanye | 4700 Marfite ee eine mele —e Lt Donubi J Charles . Adeline” ~The Laat Comed | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT COS THER 5015 Gravols ARSENAL ‘tag: ® CANTOR Grand and Arsenal ‘. Harold “Lloyd ¢ AUBERT { Aubert and Faston ie Cinderella Cherokee aod lows COLUMBIA) ‘Fs { “Flaahing S257 Southwest Comedy and CONGRESS (‘1 “Tylers { 40°% ones at. Barong rtf { “You'd Be &u a “B roadway G Grand- Flor. (Lewis Stone tn (irand & Florissant ‘ Juan's Three es eae _ Vandeville GRAVO is 5 Concts ‘tance Jefferson & Gravots 7 in ‘THE ‘Pr HI-POINTE { Or BUFF Clayten & McCaus. “The Boob” “Sunny Church KING BEE I71Ga N. Jeffersen Lafayette i643 &. Jefferson LINDELL Grand and epere Double “Fig Leaves “The Traffie € ( EDDIE. CANTE ; CLARA BO “KID J he Gil L Y PR 1 c ! Lillian Gi Gish F Sixth and Pice “LA BOHEM { Anna Q. “The Srienaid udeville MAFFITT St? N. Vandeventer * Manchester ‘‘ ; ‘The ¥ wamally U 415 Manchester ~ “Tom and His Maplewood / T170 Manchester t MIKADO OSS n “NO MAN'S f Easton “LA NOVELTY {.,,Double Pr 7 “The Last Lo74 F.aston ututetl ‘ and “The low OZARK BEBE DANE Webster Groves ( e7ter vOLe PAGEANT {“Daine Grea , 5851 Delmar Prog BEN Pl Py “— « Py “(LiL LIAN GISH | JOHN GILBERT BOH Norma & Powhatan “The Waning aderille mountains rod Va FIN-TIN-TIN “THE HERO RIG SNOWS Richard Barth {in “THE AMAL SHAW SOth and Shaw ns ee Shenandoah Grand-Sbvenandosh TIVOLI 62.50 Delmar VIRGINIA “IIT Virginia “Rattling But { “Paint 6 P Ce Must Be ion re hiain Randi ae LONTINS NUOUS 1PM Big, Pretentious She In Celebration of VAUDEVILLE’S CENTEN! Louis! The Tath of St. TMEaATRE by: Scoot SISTERS & FORD ty “PLAYTIME.” with Bis RICH & CHERIE Fun and Deaty ) ny PHOTOPLA 7 ; “Young ar ds p—- ‘ The lewe drama of « Princes, whe sacrificed @ crewn fer a fling at Gay Peree! With JOSEPH > SCHILDKRAUT = BES Greenville, Tl the This against an owned hy the Lendertaking ¢ truck in turn smashe: vile driven bs North Grand bot hines were damage one, as coupe the coupe to crash undertaker's truck Arthur J. Donnelly undertaker’s caused en“ SS TRe tomor ed bad- the held no drivers ar aus claims amons hemselves., a WIFE, 70, “DIVORCES MAN, 77) 70 years | Mrs. Ida EF. Brewster, old, of 1 Parkland place. yester- day @ivorced Roscoe A. Brewster, | ‘suffered at 1 a. re house at 2611 Market street. didi was found on the sidewalk in front lof 77. who she married 49 years ago She testified he deserted her Aug. 15, 1913, and that not know whether he was alive or not. Her purpose in obtaining a divorce, she said, was to prevent his claiming any of her property, should he be alive. she ected, i The first stage in the ||| yf drops at an aver- ||} licensed operator | ‘can use the violet ray. Stitt titan | Marriage Licenses i | Al Ti W. Sweet | Mi day ’ j; 4 Vas as } born | liv-| = rand- | 4 Forman, 48, born Coun- | ' born near | hor} | win Wernle of | Baby Robinson, agreed to settle iJ ~ || JOE JINKS T ALWAYS DREAMED OF HOW SaTisFied db BE IE L GoT RICH- Now L HAVE BEna G00 AND Ll Don'T FEEL ANY RICHER — ax ; 1 Gosu ' 'vE Got T GET BUSY AND FIGURE OUT SOME WAT T 19; Kitu TIME — I Can't SIT AROUND ALL DAY DOING NOTHING OR MY MIND WILL STAGNATE — 'vE GOT |} TH we eee sow == -~ ~~ qr wee H | | DUMB DORA ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 57 \T MusT BE Thar THe MosT FUN YOu GET & WN WANTING A THING - I NOTICE THAT SINCE lL Gor MY RICHES IVE LOST SuMPN I USED TO 'M BEGINNING 7% See IT! THE BIG KICK IS IN WANTING “THINGS — ASPIRATION — AMBITION! ONCE YOU GET A THING You’ VE GOT iT - AND Tuat’'s Te. END — ! a0 LK mie vic vr) OH.2OD, HEZE COMES - NOT ANOTHET || BACK wrt A BiG 1, BODOVET OF TROSES Fofe ME -NOU CLEAT2 OOF, X WILL NOU ? ee ae SAM DORA. L WAS OUST WONDES2ING**: ROSES a, WORD, BACKN, UNTIL 1 GET A VASE FOR THOSE GORGEOUS THE ROSES ARE Foote SEWEL -L dvs OWVETS2 TO SEE \F L Se reid MN FOUNTAIN PEN HE =|] Oh THE o 1 IPE ete EVENING GO) SEEKS INFORMATION ON UNION LABOR HISTORY IN ILLINOIS a Eugene Staley of the iv niversity of Chicago Is Compiling Report on Subject. the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Nov. 5.—A call for the men who helped to found the . Adam E. Kunz Springfield, I)] ! , i” ' Dora F. Mereditb Springfield; Ill} present trade union movement in quotations nd Harry oe tf Louis | «1 94 : oa . . a ‘ | +n al livia - Ore , ; tne State Oi Post Broade Dispatch Radio asting Station KS D 545.1 Meters Ww eekday broadcast- 10:40, 11:46, 12:49, §:-40 p. rn. Ma rket news bulietins the Middle West. nplied by Market News S PpDepartment of and principal Ex Births Recorded Burial Permits. . MARRIAGE LICENSES. lignt Illinois has been given assist- Eco- who : by Eugene Staley, research ant in the Department of ae A nomics, University of Chicago, nNansaae st Nottingham | has spent the past year inves of the Illinois 10:05 A. M. Daily Light Home +? + — & = | 4 eat Laciede Gas Period. 11 A. M. Wednesday & Friday Crocker Gold Medal , “1X 31 Lo tat j ; ide Pecan ing the history Pal vetine Raymer Kiva lLarrison Joe Wonish .. Theresa Mund Hartn nan ‘eda Marie Ve! Dedrick Alege Haze] lawkins Service ' Federation of Labor. | “A good many men throurho1t euee State,’ Staley said, “can |! found whose memories expand bh: into the decade of the ‘90s. but a Talks. thorough search !{s necessarv find those who recall the stirri: events in the labor world befor ‘rect from “ii that time, “It was in the decade with 1880 that the old Federa of Trades, which preceded t! ent American Federation She nized, and the'sarn years saw the State Tet ation Vionday, cet j y not ham Evening Program | New York i sbep « « ~ Friday, Nov. 5 8:00 P. M. South Sea Islanders. 8:30 P. M. Orchestra. 9:00 P. M. W hittall Anglo-Pergtians. v ash beginning ©5604 3 4 Was oOorgza ome beginning IPtA Hasse! Loebe}! | \ Viele ford D rade unions. hon) meena il edie "ae Central Standard Time Friday, Nov. 5th. Silent night for: KPRC, WIP, WSAI WSMB. KDKA, Pittsburg, (309.1 or rt F} ‘ i ae fj +. 7. Sun con- orchneastra > fia Bri WBA, M “ ¢ WBRZ. tg bt | Henry George ¢ ine political agi ‘© tations of the make this Nickel mame Up After memorable period. 1d those sti! pecia ‘pet t living whe WAXAHA( ‘HIE first han: mend de ance to ‘Earl: Siate . me i '~=Stat labor conventions reveal the — names of men wh Oo were prominent i 4 + Ih . Derby | in the labor affairs of these 4° fi is’ Jacob Roedersheimer of . » & Pine ei? » are ? / i .. S92I7A Laclede ville attended more we Oo. Ro psedDury lr / tions prior to 1390 a 4402 Merhersonu individus: i]. After hi iry at Be ile inks | Smith, twice preside oy ae wervisie, Jio.-—Elsie Rob- Fanization: George eS 9 “ 3] Lid 8 — e 4 44 gif ! j ¢ ” ' yy , £”) 1 2¢ rie r ? seph Farris, all of S Stewart of Decat BIRTHS RF« ‘ORDED. | Bureau of Labor & istics (aya. 4h s r >? i 1 recogni and E 31 Years. weco, i 24) lage | WEBH, | WE ¥ 1, WE? iRo Chi popu zed years pod | ale & | I P| at =~ os e , + ; } } ’ ‘ Enright events of the State Federativa con- ; i ventions.” Walter Damrosch ¢€ : Leszew sk: 5 2 L. Te bachnic, 5402 Cologne. BURIAL PERMITS. 4 days, 1434 WN. Four- teenth Hariiey, 39 Se ‘hem ener. Bs. 900 — ya, > 25A_ F 2% Peutabuans. Magazine. Central) Standard Time Thomas Gods, from Wagner Overture, “Mignon” of the : Chouteau. Marquette. i Fourteenth. | Processional! “Rheingoid”’ First movement from “Unfinished Symphony” Schubert 4. Scheherazade Rimsky-Korsako}} Over WEAF, WEEI. GR. WFL WCAE, WSAI, WTAM. wwyi, WGN, WCCO, KSD, WDAF, WOc. FANSTEEL PRODUCTS CO., Inc., 2 r ac 43 He "Bibbs. ‘19. "943144 C ‘“onstance on a H. Cx H 54 argaret ewitt oe } um bers 31 '4S1TA Ma rgaretia. Negro “Dies of Stab Wound. Ulysses Thomas, 86 years old, a' Negro, of 2014 Chestnut street, died eA 5 ete mi Mies, are Better and the NewYork {| amma Symphony BT | podem! | BALKITE HOUR SATURDAY EVE., NOV. 6 9 P. M. Eastern (8&8 P. BM. Pay $4.00 fora Q’R'S Super Detector . double the efficiency of your set— Super Detector $4.00 Power Tube 201 A-Type . Money-Back Guarantee at Quality-Dealers . and ‘4.50 2.00 Everywhere last night at City Hospital No. 2 fro ma stab wound in the neck) m. yesterday in He | North Chicago, Illinois. Balkite Radio Power Units — SR LAAN Nee A at al tte any 4 - ate agent - nc ae Naw 2 ROR a tee a ne — ~~ LOE ABE REN igi NIM 8 th Ne ae Eee eet

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: | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ————_________ I gees = Bac G ae -DISPATCH __ __ FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1926 soa , — Bee or | iene ned | hues POS! DSP in mil vitiimmainiian ) Popular Comic r - all = sNews Phot | . SUPPLYING * ) 9 . a TAKE A a HOME FURNISHINGS af — YEAR AND A HALF ® FOR 42 YEARS” | “9m rapa’. Se TO PAY S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS 3 9 ~ Fyne Dining Suite Dinner Sel Fee ~ eee ee a : | Yat LU UUs re rprerny . | | , et htayigg cadre tee. ase Sannin: a ‘es ~ _ a + a »* — memenr RUHL Ne LITIID SAT . 4 n , / é f _/ Z % . . a’ | 7 -te 1 ae r¢ ’ ij ~~ - 7s > & me ~~. «= a » an. Tike oe qe “ ‘he 2 ~ eee 7 Bs 2 00S « — ill cate deen aed ied ape ge — epPIqarerce ie . — arctica aidte” Ayer eee ‘ aS 9 ’ 1 Cottage eit $5.00 a Month Pays for This Wonderful Value! Parlor -Foot Extension IL able Heater ' a An exceptionally good-looking suite constructed of genuine walnut veneer and gumwood and finished in Rem- Heater One Armchair | brandt antique walnut, richly highlighted. Designed with a wealth of detail with graccful curved lines and $ 50 76 5 Side Chairs Nis ager’ : sh FREE ; Dinner Set With Any IF y MEAP AR AA RA AA RR AAR AS AA ARR | ; FREE ? Dinner Set With Any. & wane i Wars! — | hy Superior Marte °. @ . > | ie (is 2 ' * «© - ge. Cd bin “ re 7 ° ak and of These Dining Suites Werte ee ns cx ee ECE | e of These Dining Suites finished in ok, y Vac aawee* wer s .* >> Ye * AY = Yy > v s oa tee » * ~ ‘ aia ; a Poe 73 ce - ‘ ot 2 “94 r eorade . ~ > " »Q:79 et Diney Sot heavy turned legs. Chairs have upholstered slip seats. Complete with high-grade dinner set for and is finish % gray or mahogany i. ii kel and $ k metal. 9-Pc. Tudor Walnut Suite.... $ 98.00 8-Pe. Beautiful Antique Walnut Suite, $ 198 srs eae /- WY, Hero Oak : ; Pe. Dull Rubbed Valnut Suite, $ 148.00 Pe. Spanish Type tin 7 2 ' Y “% Zs, Heater Pe. Huguenot Walnut Suite.. $ 198.00 bonnets Pe. Tudor Walnut, inlaid design,$ 109.00 $ ; 29 oa Pe. Elizabethan Period Suite... §$ 164.50 Se | Antigue Walnut Suite... § 128.00 A Tuel-COnserviN§ | passage dl ee er ot §-Pc. Walnut-Finish ‘Suite Heat r made ol = phe: . Sth » me ye ee Jacquard Velour fine gray cast icon. NE eag Ol ae Pe. Queen Anne Dining Suite, $ 69.00 ¢ ni m 8-Pc. HighLight Walnut Suite, $127.50 © fa © c. 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An extraordinary value. at . i {2 tea eae : af \ Wee , Jacquard velour over 1 ee i , “2 = eh: | my Ke et a genuine moss fill- P ? > ! ; ; ' | . " = * An : mS oa . | - by wf O ly $1 00 a Week 3 a eg Be a ing. The frame is We Carry a Complete Line of | 3 = | ocsas : beautifully hand Brunswick Phonographs—Records carved and finished in walnut. To con: Sale O vince yourself of the superiority of this W | Suite, . a nut inspect it- Steel Beds then compare with PARANA RA RA RA RM AARA RA RA AA AAA AA RA AA RA AARAAA BAA AAMAS A \A FAP RRARRARRARA Made of 2-inch steel tub others. ing with heavy cross rods . Rug Specials ‘ : -_ five fillers. Ex- f 6UC actly «(as ‘ pictured... $4.9 9x12 Axminster Rugs. . $29.85 | 9x12 Brussels R uo 9x12 Brussels Rugs see $19.85 | An artistically designed Bed with full length steel] 9x12 Axminster Rugs «. $39.95 : see Palas | Se ee . & Y S\ . * . , joe we i, -. Suite in Antique Walnut SLE - Y Suite of Period Desig _ Tudor Flemish Walnut Elizabethan Walnut Suite AAA LEAI TET ATITI GILG Tila tl tl i ARAAAR OR RA PAAR AA ARIAS AR AARAAS AA AA RAGA RA RARAAS AR AABAA A) H. P. Nelsé Player-Piat Rebuilt! Guaranteed $ 13 Mechanically $63 «ski IRA AR AAABAARARA RA RR AA Perfect! With Bench and 24 Rolls ” This instrument has the full ig which this nationally known 7 mous. The design and finish noteworthy. A $7 Monthly No Extra a aa Sn Ce et nt Se ane +m rs ’ ' : - - f - . ; - 7 ? ‘7 - 2 > 7) 3 7 - - i; ; ; a : if ,% : tz : 4 - t ‘ * F ata i+ a - 7 - : Fe. by 3 7 : | ne Ef . 4 sz ‘a ; 3 ‘ag | é a : =) ‘ - 4 - 4 ‘s | : 715 2. . 5 “ : 2 Ry - 4 ee 4 : eB [oe & ‘s & : > 7 is ee h : | - it ee 2) : ’ . 7 - J : H % - ‘ , re] nis hd bi: ¥ 2h Ty isc ¢ : ' - 2% ae: + tet i : y “af ; ; fa : : : ‘ - eee - ths 4 c} ; : : y i es : . | : Yi . - - 5 * 7 : : 5 fea ? 7] ¢ » — y ‘7 5 ; tf i - ee id 4 r : * ‘ hd ‘ F > @ § - - F .e | : fo ; i 4 ' ii 4 ey ¢ 3 : +2. % 2 ie 8 ; y é ? Me tks | a | rs ae . 4 : (ie } iF ft : tG: ‘ : . . a : 7 oS 4 ; reat : " ; ‘ : ist oie : ‘ - ly ry ata : : en J ey A ; - . 4 2 5 3? Y iia ’ > he 7 . - 4 id - 4 : - ; : ; 3 4 ‘ & k € % ¢ > bi ad Y SASVSESS LEELA SS FR ARAA ARI xe © a eee, rhe er Ae Bedroom lake a Year and a Half to Pay! ‘119 Che three large, beauti- pieces illustrated comprise this wonder- ful group. 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Se eae ee ee = ‘Cienre. _ SESE P Devinn» EOL ee mae > » at Aue ae - ae Oph Aa aes: Bee an Paella 3 ine T ss " sepa nt ns: oH OO CEE FS. n8 HERE fe oe so 4 . as. te ee een all ™~ Vente dare. Ds res cei de ie lt Le ee en Kee 3 soe a erat ai ais Be 3 i Lee asm ah ge Meet ie aga aaa ‘ Wi ? ‘od “ghd by wat ie . 7 All true love is grounded on es. | teem.—-Buckingham, >. ” > There ts little hope of equity where rebellion regins.—Sidney > a o Strength wanting judgment and policy to rule overturneth itself Hierace., luleDearers ure just as bad as | talemakers.—Sheridan, i he ae a ie 1 . . ; ’ ia] tibeaasste eai? AW bebe | cer suspense: it —— Swift. / which society Goethe. oz % Pat * a Or te} zi ¥*, Lec PLES s> ; Re * imerable thing to live in is the life of a spider. It in am . . . is the golden chain by is bound together Kindness * 7 _ | I love to be alone. I never found ‘a COMpanion se companionab!. as solitude -——Thoreau. ; ms e * Light is the symbol of truth.— J. R. Lowell. . e « There are fow Things t eason © in discover with so much certainty and Cause agg@is own insufficiency .— Collier, tatetetes fetes. } i i a ~ ee ee RRR fen att stlehee.0s ? $2547, SL See Att eate & be fits Os poh Pei el toes bee to Poe Stata eoes ret ? 7 4 « - @ p Lae - @. P boc os fet eb ld st ehh ac, hates os ot . ee sis bia sits Nine Miss Discontent By Lucy Lowell. again. I didn’t turn the coyner quickly enough—it's a habit we who know her have, to cross the street when we see her coming— and she caught me. And 1! listened again to her woeful tale. It’s always woeful— no luck, no square deal, nothing out of life but hard knocks. She always runs true to form, spilling her’ story of misfortune with a long face and then going on her way, still woeful but triumphant. For one thing she never has any- thing to wear. She can’t stand the season's styles, whatever they may be. They're just the things she doesn’t like. Besides sales- people are so disagreeable that she just dreads shopping. All of this in spite of the fact that she never fails to be well and fashionably dressed. And a sales- woman I know told me that Miss Discontent spent a-half hour once selecting a pair of gloves. Her parties never are a success. Someone monopolized the conver- sation, or her partner wasn’t a good dancer, or the music wasn’t right. Or something. There’s al- ways something. And her friends! Always saying cutting things or slighting her or acting peculiarly. She’s always just about resolved to drop every last one of them and find new ac- quaintances who are not too en- vious or ill-natured to appreciate her. Of course the friends have their own story—one of a chip that al- ways seems balanced on a certain well-groomed shoulder. But she won't admit that. And it’s her work that annoys her most of all. She's always the victim of favoritism—having tasks put off on her that someone else ought to do. Or her employer is a heartless wretch who doesn’t appreciate a girl’s best efforts... Or she’s de- cided there's no future for her on the job. mits As I say, we who know her man- age, when possible, to duck around Mex DISCONTENT to the fore r the corner when wé see her com- ing. The real tragedy is that there's more than one of her. _ ¢ Oh, do you know her, too? (Copyright, 1926.) Tips for Home Dressmakers. Panels are much in evidence in both day and evening dresses and these are applied in the most indi- vidual manner. The panel drop- ping free from the waistline con- tinues to be favored. 7 s - There are now vestees that are reversible. Sometimes it ig merely a matter of different colors, but often the two sides dre of differ- ent fabrics. one side and a plain crepe de chine on the other are very smart with their high crush collar and con- trasting bow at the side. The Young Girl’s Outfit. There is much attention given in the shops to displays that suggest attire for the young miss who was a sweet_girl graduate in June. And whether she is going to high school, college or business this year, there ‘seems to be a consensus of opin- ion, as expressed in these displays, that the correct outfit for these girls consists of a skirt, plain or pleated, a tuck-in blouse of flannel or English broadcloth with a round collar. The tie matches the hand- kerchief and usually a fancy silk belt is worn. A _ leather wind- breaker anad sports shoes complete the smart costume. PETAL SKIRT FROCK England's nobility accepts its fashions from America as well as Paris. Lady Rosemary Bootle- Wilbraharn, the young sister of the Earl of Lathom, appeared at the Embassy Club dressed in an Amer- ican petal-skirted frock of pink, open-work embroidery. The back- ground was a black velvet cloak. Around her neck was a ring of square diamonds with a big pearl drop. TRIANGLE EVENING WRAP An evening wrap so constructed that it create@ the silhouette of a huge triangle between the arms and knees has attracted fashion followers. It is made in rich chestnut-hued velvet, lined with golden lame tissue -and bordered with beige fox fur. It is finished with a high “storm” collar and has long ends of golden lame rib- bon hanging down the back. Chicken Bread Pudding, Combine one cup minced, cooked chicken, one cup crumbled bread. three cups milk. a beaten egg, two tablespoons melted butter, one-hal? teaspoon salt, a little pepper ania teaspoon each minced onion and parsiey. Stand 20 minutes, tur’ into a buttered baking dish. stan’ in a pan of hot water and bake un- til firm in the center like a bread pudding. 1000 Yards SILKS Reduced ‘4 te ™ Off FEsual Price Chiffon Taffeta Crepe Chiffon Yard SATURDAY Changeable Taffeta Brocaded Fuilles THE SILK SHOP HAKEY WALTER. Ware, Dress Satin 57 - Printed Crepes Tth and St. Charles PUT s $ Those in plaid silk on. What Wife and — Did to — _ Make. pay B. Hawes a U. EPPES HAWES By MARGUERITE MARTYN. HE overwhelming victory “of Harry B. Hawes out in the State—-where his well-known position on prohibition was ex- pected to meet opposition and where the feminine vote, a new force to be reckoned with, was an — —is still puzzling some peorre a little. The answer to that cuestion (if question there be) as propounded by experts who watched the cam- paign from the inside, is that the candidate’s wife and daughter proved, in some respects, better campaigners than the seasoned and redoubtable politician himself, They were on the job constantly. Mrs. Hawes accompanied her hus- band on every speaking tour he made. At every meeting, large and small, in the populous and in the most remote precincts, she sat stroke these Enlisting the good sportsmanship | dsughters | uncertain element to say the least | ; ' for Senator upon the platform. By her mere presence, without any perceptible | aggression on her part, but by her manner of being willing to meet people more than halfway, due to & native Virginia-bred gracious- ness, she caused women to flock to her. Her friends and admirers be- came impressed with her confi-| dence in her husband's cause, and, later registered at the polls a confidence she had helped instill in them. Often her modish garments were in contrast to the homely ground- sweeping ones of the women who '! received her, but today Mrs. Hawes Says, “I felt perfectly at home among the people of rural Mis-! souri. So many I met were of the Same type. of the same stock as | those among whom I grew up ia | Virginia.” Daugti.er Also Worked Miss Peyton Hawes, the elder of | the Senator’s two young daughters, | went down to Headquarters te do | yeoman service. For months, self-_ effacingly, she accepted any and 7 all odd jobs that fell from the hands of more experienced organiz- | cam ret ee SN EN - meen aca et ae Se ee ne me meee em = eA et Exchange your soap tags for Eagle Stamps at coun- ter in Famous-Barr Base- ment. The M. Werk Co. 117 North 16th St PPPOE ALOT o%, * ‘ . | OWN. /at the Juli 1847. Miss Peyton With feated Primary Daughters of De- Rivals Spoke in 19 Counties and Her Mother Accom- panied Candidate to Every Corner of State. ers, until she, -too, took to the hustings. There that now is regarded same experts as musterly. co-operation of the two Democratic candidates | who were defeated by | in the primaries, with and of the her father these two zg Hawes undertook a speaking tour. Doing their own organizing and ad- vertising as they went along, to- gether they held meetings and spoke to audiences in 19 counties. In the light of its personnel, as a shining example and exhibit of party solidarity of Democracy re- united, this expedition undoubtedly had its influence with Democrats, which telling effect at the polls. Considering the magnetic per-| sonality of Harry B. Hawes——which not his worst enemy will deny him —-it Is wonder that he along overshadowed a no possession of individuality, per- sonality, The that his composed women-fotR and of the sort o} too wilting to remain in the background and shine pub- licly by reflected light, has had its effect, too, Yet they might by their own light Mrs. Hawes in her girlhood dertook a career which would consid¢red advanced today. ‘Thirty years ago she went to Paris, where she remained a year studying art an Academy. To judge} by her youthful appearance now she mist have been extremely young for such a venture. As Mias Lippes Osborne she came from her home ginia to pay a visit to the fact oft > }e- ti.¥ ne Robinson eS See How Good As cereal or breakfast food, serve with sugar and cream. As a vegetabie. serve with gravy or butter. for dinner. Sticed cold corn grits dipped in and fied tow rich brown are eticioue™ an ¥ At all Groceries A B. CHAMBERLAIN CO. . ah lee Year _ —tememcnmenee Secesieineaitianieeeanl a a ee ~ moist mnost tomy terial cham Rij ing a dryin Sel with will) suds be wus rics. Ow with soap suds, epots the « Sq 100 a rial. secon (100 tight! until Ha roat Wher and f erate presse ered | til th the p tinue Bol meat, cheem it ma a littl ey as $s a < pe] “es JOE oer Pe

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not 2PPes rT has earn > emp d ut blaris bing S art ready ior edd ine tr has } - Pal eA Lrit ery de : s% . ijlt ry rere il pro @ipituln: pairn a here ghie: ing ou’ & wis NMdeven tten aitired She Winter . are most rs. has ibmatiate ne Te suuledieetenteeeseeee ee a ten saqustetinencdeenteatiiestieeien 2 er — ae . ee Rees ii ees A yA RETICAL To now , is SOMmet. ANNY MBAbDow Vanted to be found. . " ? » ihe time, he had been iy from Nanny. Now that had gone home, Danny wy pointed. He tried ig courage up to the point of a too; but each time that pew few steps in the direction of ny'’s home he changed his 4 EF Somehow Dannv Meadow 4 a couldn't bring himself oe % nes Nanny. He tried to make 4 mind to go off somewhe aS but he couldn't do thig ; r couldn't be with Nanny = Hlapy/ had to be near her " 99 By abd »b) geet i snarled where. he could watch . _ Donny : home. After what seemed § like a very time Nanny out and disappeared down private little paths the zg She was going ' something to eat, for she ery. Danny around @ itims for come _ his could anted tom Hee’ Lo see if it was big enow 7 nside 7 he climbed was more than a nny in ap open fight. w it. But this Was . lidn’t Od Chatterer didn | » to get inside that | a : , he | gy was sure that he | Shis own. 50, without | Se noiee, Danny crept } pe doorway. | iy home! T'll show them not there is nobody | : ttered Danny to him- | I show them.” | many heard the sound Mhe bushes and knew ene was climbing ted that it was Chct- my drew his lips back how all his small, sharp suddenly he thrust his een : avy. He did j ry fg the doorwa) ‘ , am : rer reache | nies soft | Chatte er the outside. It such @ bs ’ : F terer sO that he ail home since leg % to theme hold. “What do you him ol parled Danny. « mo know what you re My, } to kn ? d witha snapped os ' J ' " = doesn t “This riainly is comfs hed mustn t here, ] want Nanny to D wish If long "ee ‘ce rass. hung Wa her to Curiosity He w eo wal Dins nome. up in th ; all ! felt gui / the | bottom, § with a ioak somehow he up. through the popped infride hole im had used an old rest, belonged to round one thal Brownie, once see vu n2doOWws to house, E “That house tnt belong to vou,” “I’m just keep- Pthe one it does belonz think you can full mere, just try it. Thixt’s ; try it!” : i looked at Danny, and ee wasn t pny out of there. Sid he. “Just vou 3 Caich you outsia Jew CLS note of novelty for eve ‘ ? ’ SiPucK py rings rious tit ordinary} ; small jade ' lf} erolidaea y ; FoiwWen cagesr. SIREN Se sierra ee +] } The apparentiy is was woman whose ear- par- geoid of a pen Foid TOM-BOY FURE MALT SYRUP THE PUBLIC THE LABELS a Sup litp-wtiek powder mode ity for ai . 7 my 40F & PLEASE € €asliy PALATI., SAVE es SSSSSRSSESEE SESS eeese lished 4 - the ADVERTISEMENT 2. Circulation —T heCharterOak New Face Powder All the Rage videc deflect the heat do a shiny ose lew French the rage. respiration or pores worn t sSnHo¥ Looks skin and gives box a beautif {yet ei toda’ ME LLAO-G W olff-' Stores, Johnson Famous & Barr Co. Bt Fulter ScrugceEes, Vandervoort, Barney, B. Nugent & Bro 1On. heat deflectors pro- itculation by ing some of Wnt- ward to the floor rter . Parlor Furnace No. ” You will look long before ¥o mg ul ‘t ec tallied heat! : es Yharter Oak Par in val ita beat even and healthful. they never saw a stove which grves 60 tle fuel. much heat with so li ufnc a we to thie rlor Furnace. Has ¢he patented automatic dam per which makes Lisets eat 1. Regulation— The patented Charter Oak auto- matic damper pro- vides regulation, maintaining an even, healthful temperature. Correct Heating Requires Both 1. Regulation 2. Circulation SCICNLISES a und heacing engineers agrec that the basi inciples of correct home heating are Phd esiaal s and Circulation. You'll find both im Charter Oak Pati ior Pnaae No. 34. They explain the superioricy of che Charter Oak. Regulation means controlled heatc—a steady, even, heaichful sie Citculati on mcans dis ri buted heat—heac chat warms your bac i; and shoulders and doesn’t scorch your face. Both. incidenrally, mean the sorc of efhiciency which saves fuel. va che long run, you can’c be satisfied with Avoid future regrets by secing che Charter Oak How . Sold by dealers everywhere and manufactured by Charter Oak Stove & Range Co. St. Louis,Mo. CHARTER OAK Used by four generations in millions of homes ie ugh oe oy we good you w & : ‘ ¢ ~ . - “ae - ~~ * ~ - « - . a ~ Oo Se ae + eS Sa ore recognized want to lick the s spoon! Yet coco cod is pure cod hwer oi! in liquid form—with nothing added except the Vita! izing human svstem necds yourself the marvelous benefits which Vitarnin > So do COULDN’T TELL PURE COD LIVER OIL And you, too, wil! be surprised and de lighted when first you taste pure cod liver oil in this new form. Gone is the taste you used to dread—and in its stead a rich ee rap: chocolate taste se follow taking cod liver oii, Nature’s most remarkable blood-reddener and body builder. Children sat ¢ the taste of coco cod—no longer need they be coaxed to take pure codliver oil: it quickly paints their ‘chnikal builds strong and sturdy bodies. Coco cod is genuine cod liver ol—it brings sparking health to young andold. Ask your doctor. Thea go to the nearest druggist’s and get just one bottle of this concentrated goodness. every a*t deny The Cod Liver Oil that Tastes Like Chocolate Lecuia ex Fablet Form — | | —seitiattiiiaialiii negotiate] Prevent Circles Under Eyes | By Lucrezia Bori ent n A Ae ay HERE are several differert causes for the dark circles that often appear under Constitutional] illness mney trouble. lack Lie ss ci the. eye such as kid- of Slee T) run-down con air w fh are the ieading genera beauty‘destroying affliction.- in i effort to Circles well lack of sufficient f ) « bh ; Bultiicjeyntl iif Sliee ping for. eliminate Fo, . " ; ; irom under the eyes it is it rem- after tO Slart with the eddies; if does nut com a few weeks the family should be consulted to aseertain root of the trouble. \aturally each individua; whe or not she is getting eight hours length of time this health-giving function are conditions that require than eight where the individual hervous tempera these are the exceptions First determine whether or no’ you are getting eight hours of £504. sound sleep If your repose is turbed by dreams, ing. you are not getting the rest, and this may #a cause of dark circles The remedy simpie relief physic ther cient average slee¢ p. being There Inore Cases is cf c highly Inent proper sily be the under the eyes for resticss Guaranteed pure imported POMPEIAN LIVE OIL Gold Everywhere sieeping lies in | its rnervous- j j | room, | Come dar’: | 'ot the ian | the | | when knows | A RA Rh tac — - ay hi - diet for if may be The nation of anatysis and the cause corrected second step towar le @lemM- Inder the pients Gark cifeles eye ‘= 3s 1: k @ ars rtain of fresh air comes ints that the he: covered and during Ma ny Siipp people retain thi ing down childhood leading cles under the eves. may be filled the from and it is cn dark cir- rhe room fresh “ir, but up the lays causes of With hose is covered a ee ma i'fresh air that ! meet | poisons exuded from the body dur- ing the sleep are inhaled ard #9 brought back into the system agéein with each breath. If the nightly combined with eight hours sicep, the inhalation of does not show a marked diminishing of the dark circies within a few weeks a physician should be consulted. It is possible to conceal the dark les during this time by cleverly tinting them with the face rouge. Just raise the usual rouge ‘ine 60 that it comes up under the eye. This with a light touch of powder make the circles scarcely no- cire ticeabie. your pie in the with milk. brown glaze, yolk mived Before vou put oven, moisten the If you prefer a rich moisten with an egg top with a teaspoon of cold water. suf fi- the | illotted to | hours sle ?), such us) But | tossin? and turn- | Only the finest vanilla beans are used to make Dr. Price’s Vanilla Extract—nothing else. Always uni- form in strength and flavor. Insist on Price’s. At your grocer’s. Best since 1853 and tonal qualities. turer Cathedrai Model $30.00 Hear this marvelous new Loud Speaker. Unrivaled in beauty Does not chatter or rasp on high notes. Deeken Music Co. L, and H. Elect. Co. Kaemmerer Music Shops, inc._- Conner-Kimball Elect. Go. Gross Bros. Radio Supply G0. __ joss s. prosdway Radio Rite Sales Co. __- Silverstone Music Co, _.__.___ 1314 onsve Bauer Bros. Radio Elect. Go. _ If There Is No Dealer Near You, Write or Call Us. STAFFELBACH & DUFFY Distributors 1002 Franklin Pi AGAIN LEADS NEW IMPROVED LOUD SPEAKER Are guaranteed by the manufae- and dealers everywhere. S. Granda AY. Manchester VW. Plertesant F.. Grand W. Filertesant Yale AY. Ss. Grand \. Vandeventer Delmar ~~ ——- $8026 N. Union ~-.~«.-- 2339 8s. Grand s. Grand Ss. Broadway poe CEntral 2969 : Reconditioned Furniture at Huge Savings—Union’s Two Exchange Stores 3-Piece Leather Davenette Suite 7 V alue ae (THREE PIECE eovered in and wainul or 1) ave De imitation with mahogan\ solid oak and finish frames. $1.00 Cash Delivers a Suste 7-Pe. Dining Suite $75.00 989" 5) V alue soe aa e330 anu f"ORsistS ‘ chairs one ivbie o “$3.00 Cash Enameled (Combination Ranges Known Moekes , $49.19 Ali Vv eti $i2z% Values as hanges rs wee $140 pis reconditioned (78s flanges with four gas burnti- large oven and brotier beiow, $1.00 Cash TOP ers, Reund Selid Oak Extension Tables $15 to $25 Wet = et "E-LLENT esotid oak Extension 4 Tabie mn revund shape and 6o- ae sian lontial =OUSE FonuTeiime EXCHANGE STORES 71! & MARKET STS.— 206-8N.12 ST. $4.00 Cash teehee eae as PG a, ae 2 - hi cep = i aden . es * _— , « - ~ = 7 + A LAE L S RL DEL ATLA TEL SAME AE AG CON etait a http a RNR | Re: teil tbibatar A aint Aine telglliate sth Can ae ae F Ones ral ce ahd PH wet’ w +. _ $ — 7 mG . et ho ae ae a same e el Me ee ee ea ee Ne ee eee AEN Witney. Seger a Ante eee he OE TS: REY COTY apie. ehegir eS NR ON 2 ly ag es I Ak, o i leeede nee eete, ae eT 6 en ee ee ee ne a a A NIE A EN wt Hac Mena ee ee ee en nee ei en

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Sse ae ane Synry "ail gaged Durante 23 ae waite é : : pe es 5 ste est ee ee a ‘ ! vs h* , , ae a} | “4 | titi i /\gea@ Ds » / . . a the Associated Press. | OLD SONGS MADE NEW. : Bie ; i B >y , / ,t j ted ay | After You Mr. Casey. oh : =. : TOW oo + , ; a ~~ » ai 5 f ie mocrats Laie i aay. , : . ; : : : a a ae ‘ ‘ : ’ mee : # liv was ' « r és 5 . ‘ty = ” oa : . ’ . i ‘ ' 4 ia » ts i 3 port »* ’ ul os a nm a in 4 ne Nia a Sapa > A IIE NESE us OO ae Te oa eta ex. a a ad - ntrol of a ney af > ” » on “a ei ’ . . Af F : / ' mn at mechanism or Pp ; when the traffic signal, hi fo matter who's against him. | | at ) Lj | : aes TH | : ASTe ampli ime : : ta i ad : Biri ig uidi, ai - 3% wr & a areata Fked Fark ~" : { a : e - = eg) agair | : : & ; foo 3 : ] aiibion of the Fascist regis conspiracies and ignored in m Le] ‘OOo The nev or «ys — -* i> a - i> Bf ; ' : ; - dh ; | ) , ' 4 ’ * ‘ F ee ‘ oe fer & Reo! ae Nhe oar ai Coane , : | ) = a eee «CAs far as offenses against t nent or its jeader are SS BE La ING GP RE Sie CE Ht Sn “SENN MRS She, Se tee | } | . . , ) ae a) Ver. TOO TRUE | | | ! (7 gi we 7” | jerned, the country i= wirtle . ™ , ? a > . ee A | , ; | e. | Sunder martial law. ) . J sbiy in command, as Minis ~ ) - ' = = mM the Interior and commander [AO THANKS VL ~Migpihe. ro!) tia. | | i} CANT” } 4 \& ONY "ae «Having added the miinistry = a CANE TO \ ae .imterior to his already Ki) Tle a Meus responsibilities, the Pre ANCL HHTe E ! » deeply entrenched in 2 ever, called upon his a support him im carryimg & AAV MAGIC iA i> -f their own hands. The 1 ‘ has ordered an tmmediate — 2 athe iT TAKES PATE i ' 4 ‘ _ , ot larine, Minists saaatie a Zh ~ ee = NK — " * = , i. FE = tb ECLEvEea) PC ATT ae = a £% | | ; ey include death for attem A REREC Tica CF SOME } -2T* or molest the Premier ONE ( WATE - —— mebers of the royal famiy DOME ONE 1D SURE | ee LONE TO SQUASH - / te ee eee eee SOME OWE 1-7--/ ect Or indirect oppositias 4 Feation of poitica poice 1 _—— a ee + CHRISTMAS COMES BUT SOAICE A YEAR ASD BRIAIIGS ITS YOYOUSS THRILLS. , inet ~ ~~ eee « —_ _ -_2 ee ee -_-_ —- sd a — aie ..-2 —— FOR B50, THE HIGHES 7 “ * —_ . ee = ua Py : Pili co oe I Ft cates nn RI 4 ge car mall . . + AVE a ee re ag “ e. pes ae + . - ie _ - 4 7 os ze ae? = sex . = “se ore ot a Teen ~ ¥ Bue Bee ty a eget A at - Se ee ee ea me ¢ tp Deg ACEP 2s cae ee em at ans OH Fo tas P - “ : “H . f - 2 i, Lg Sh, ge *» tee nak y " ae -" oe ii EP ERP Seip OE IE OE ME NORIO SS 1 Nic: GE ORT aot ORE te BORE peg Ratt RF SIS ; gee sAeatitnie cin tibenaatit chit 95th . e . e $ we es ES, . 2h eee AS e “ers Meni eee Mee na 9S Yah betas AE > ge Peo or ya Space ¥ ate ae Ay Dths ot agian aed Ws. + RON Se WES *e ©-e&@eaeee ee @2O me © & @& FB h the activities of anti-Pa at home or abroad and eu “eon of lieengses of all anti-Fas 4 newspapers and pertodicals. Sonly ‘he establishment af a ret © Geath penalty for those re PRBib for Previous attempt .* life of Mussolini faile : ment by the grand cogs eS 2 i" understood that M E ee , wUce Roeeo tnafated that ELLA CINDERS—By BILL CONSELMAN AND CHARLIE PLUMB % mere! would he at variance a - _ aditions of Italy. iTS “TGs TS . i ’ 7 a . wf GI i Ait Ley hPTO Le F PB rece secanees eniehi ti ei t athe case of each Italian ’ ‘ > — - a hs ’ aie a ‘pepe Banat : eos wi be *zarmin to ope, eR WH DRAWING, & WELL, WELL, Wwerc I $ Mtther +5 cont: ~ | MY ONLY CH AKICE oe , | | 3 a % “On tirm the passport cs a sn t | t Fu : ed My OLD DAL ROOST! hold: CY MEGIC 2 , tt WY NERVE IS COZ: NG IR) US) ‘= | DON'T SAY NWOUVE 1 OUD oe letter evans on. En 7 CIC MIRRA - 7 i} Lik& Tt OTHRPASTE oy —>)- ; " Ww! a Alii ) ; “'r event, the holder will ik ME 15 OCPFISSA \ =, . . : FT | | | ‘= YT -QRSOTTEN ME — ant | > a TO SS _ *S return te Italy or PUPP PLAYING WITH eee iE 7 — ¢ 14 ‘a : Sava ’ ELLA CINDERS! /" Wf se ee z Penalties. | iCAAZC OR is NATZ : : SH . | we’ iam) ? , if in) 77 . | ‘ , | | a | 4 ; aa « i. _iiag the most impe tant LAYING et Pas, ——_— | , io an | , : - _ “€ purification of the OPeissA PUPP —) ranks is the restriction > witde 27 _rshtp to men actually ~ one in productive will aes SOAS gaaror ee Fe a tg at Rib sie a Bre ea me . — — em Sinerty- one —— cleeinmnendinieceineae ict Ee ane ak ae = i ie Salis — : - Se a oe oe a Se Oe ae Sian ere fine ia es ‘ ’ sea F es i ma - en tei ; Pee ‘ ~~ heat sie -" Ste shinai 5 eater «en? ee eer RE Jess ‘ ip » laees. a 2 a a SOO Se RR ens oh 4, ae ES C4 ems ark PM ie MM RG eit Sesto Rie lips aGele ar ‘ Satie escae semana ee eee 3 ie M ‘ ea Ae WE AS Tea ee AR lacey AR RI gig MRR 85 as Pe Oe pee ‘; rages be AEE Na ote a : So Senators eer” seis We " 2 A vreare i! =x pc yy, err Jebel ares. 5 Ae Biel, preites. a ae ‘ w \ \> beaten J g ie 2 gy tea veya mate _— Rs + th ee BET pr telly «See. RT fe F reg. get he A oa tea wo _ . the post of Minister of PURE SER vo anay - Pe ee ee ens “ccepted and new men ape 3 “sa ts. take their places 4 — <Ppeotntment ef Federzont ai s ¥ on Page 3, Columa 2