St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 10, 1926

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PAGE 2 ____ _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ane NR . al bad . > Mrs = ills Burt astuy | : | % ° ’ aa they had been ; ’ oo ct . Sa... " csanall pS ae. | Pa One’ en alter 7 | AE cc e i 2 a eo Cone een ce (oe day or foun t the calling card 2i-| made to Chea ' de Oe eee Bo Dees a Be even onpenait 7 ¢ ] was handled m: | “Was she? askea : . ‘ : : tr = ion. ! : es in your poss ess also said rothinge was missing : ; ae 2 ee a ; . , ate ; ; ie 4 z 3 ; | : cles _ : " , . oan : ; Site ad ia ey ; ws ze = st ‘ : 5 , > 4 S. : \ > . _— r se] x hat vas ‘ 7 s 4s = “a - = - : Bes 3 j ae ae ‘ - . so 3 . Fan : a ee , Bb y 3. ¥ Aa + . a zis . 7 | . —= a er - 5 ks ot ir Se ‘ oe - aie handled or what 4PP?! € card also ameng the Dr. Cronk said he : 2 ; og ’ P ¢ larynx ana the top of the wind- |” ange intB op sf a! . sin a tenant SS oy nine w @ j : body at that time ) Oeen perform :¢d. Ur. Cronk said ) ’ the ebdemina | incision wag the torney in Case and Ask § & or a dere , os vs es ent There was n ‘nee around | © war . re s : . «tll b | o7 : Audet vile ’ ' — tat omuir Pp -Mmortem oun =e ci : pe. , ihe wound was made b a very e = eashter of Ely & Walker Dry Gooc | AV : ad ridden he le. Jenny. t de by 7 | , i Shendar 5 + ‘ial tal | ; sharp knife he said. = t ou : a | ry. oc “ ade bond % 2 lial t: Crt, 8th aie Wiki sche? of th he z oo x ; oat of the Min- | ** During his examination by Simp- | *8*ed Simpson. _ oe? ~ = ‘an effort + ‘ ’ ; “ és Pec tiO, . : : “ é “ . i at; ary¥ c as > - _ . ee > +7 Tt : TY 2. n - ee teeti _ > : 5 . . ; : : , Y : 7 - a 4 i? > ron. izue oe ar d oe _ fl Hegeman. recalled * a 2 2 ~ r hea ; : ” ne ite . ; ium 3 ; after officia.s oi company) . 7 x § oo ae porn seat = se. — nart of the winépipe 24} notes which he had dictat ed 3 “a . . ‘Se . Z : ’ ha be G = > 4 . * - >* « ~ iA tw ta ; = (autopsy 5b orm 4 presented evidenc i wee | : . ; ‘ . Ro ‘ - “ T-% ° : - e oe io j = 5 : ‘ _ . o ‘ . ~- : na : Attorney an sae « ee eS : gee 4 iis ie ,_one Of te ; pratis ‘ : | . lof Halil Oct. §& ‘ | 7 found eleven abrasions mr Te Fae TT le tate wae & shvastons Were smal!) : : . . when : t os he had been billed ¢ e , | ma took lie | ms he i™ , . that the larynx wa2s missing from ; eae horses , 4 | 4 id ‘ i . cae : - ‘ £ oul ‘ - - i 1 Tee f , amount for i he previo y sili ea tina Mieiaaee ee ner ber | wdanteda | courthouse at New Brunswick for; ™~~- eee ey aptta ece As : e threat of Mrs. Millis. ) — bostiers rushes : ith iene had remitted. An aud 3 oe pdreagy ts geen “e.¢ a te oii ea “fig tioni a5; A sages at Effort to Prove Struggzie. | in Hal , [eee to s™0* : flames about thee shor , according “ff hip “ es : | a *s."" S2 att . ah 2 ) : r. Hegeman id there i oor . pofs and .©g: be : y ~?> ~# 7a @€a49 os 8 - i ta 7 she > FO . 7 ; at ' , ' 7 oe hein “ : Be } LO. ry + at the be ' } i . te ~ a ~ eretary Oi Ln Co m- : ; : — . ew . J ’ oa . . 3 ~ > , as ‘ fe i al wep: if ig : — « iD seTit LO - Wes ot ke Wes : 4 } © / Wi? r2 ~~ Lia yott rs ra | a . the Fascists. . ae ) id. but was never ss ) ‘late e fire. ies é es et ed a $i F oh ch, . 4 Fah . Pa, eee BM ie oh atts Sara, bis. Ste at There was ro immediate prose- ; wpa? , oe ee ae we a iO ea ro h on war down fter * es both Mrs. Mills’ arms : whine the iby Mrs 1 altho an he: a4 moment iat | su = nae | ivi2 c 7 a utO was performed on her body | ;_ het Mr 3 he igh m. flashed on oe 2 los | ; . i. Gj $99 , rioiati : | , inline om | ro : . mmsraey 7 15 days after she 5 ae 2° é‘ mised a: ake os - ma CM ete a ; he asked me, © ye ink they . i eS killed. but he was not certain Frere 7% F~ ; . ' . > c : “ : = . 4 ; ~~ . - : ‘ . ; : ¢ , wr: in Pre s " F 7 ee ge Meccan x ) fe : a fing ¢f ; eit Ppex rh : oO Yo $ pains wale enn ; nh rl “—— made before death. Th | “ie ‘wT mar be Gi tay uO! ie] Las —* : - . 20 5; pies ; re ut aah — _ oe “re ; ; | ners af tJ re ig ‘oun : - Seu - f€ paioto ay ste ate been bringing out | of the $290 whi ——a , Gays, officers 4 . k a -~. ba : alg i eet pare wt wee at. ao ete ee a See aA: ar : i La : : , Bf equ CEs 2 14 . 3 : aoe. kot hanuid } - = Seid apher ef , wih it his i ° alied descriptions of the wounds, pay. Dr. FREDERICK PESGLB, RETIRED 9 wi Tistiens was citminated The at over Bis face, and I didn't prem [hte separated from she body | OT, Dott the bedies of the minieter| brought 1 wa . ? , agi ' ‘m an | ness which indicated € MUSIC DIRECTOR iS HE An y essibie internar: On je “tevens Grins. , ayia: oe seh Be &5L0 that a struggie preceded funds were rather low —— bie 1s watts MWiiiid, ww aS UStening Oe ae a a layin The witness said Hall Friend of Composer Wagner Sermed T+ + _— ntentiy, grimns ive sind wei Sasateinsc igc — estimomy that Hall had em- had «2 church fund feel . Se ae! es a TO WU % ré ; 2 t ’ > > > 7 he / = . oS ; . e min , | ' j meeciungs., but . a fc Rendree (aliece.. Le han. 7 , ee on ey . biecti > Tl O88 23 :¢ ployed him to perform a ki iney on. | phrsician’s fae would te} that marked its earlier ¢ rencoes Ul. 40 Years ) sid » it : as] “ase ‘Abdominal Cat Expiamed. ' {rs. Mills was given > The State made . a vied “for tre iden win : : = 4 bo ‘ 4 > ~ron)} ; te he ~s ~ ¢ - : : 5-8 anise: . “a x weo was _ Dr. Arthur L. Smith. a New Bruns-/ cessful attempt to eae Pam en as a udsen ce, ge ~ Reewre =) me >? tf e . om. ‘ sa " bone : » -_ ™ RJ Wt td . “4 at e wick phrs sict rm Bek ’ ‘Tl Ls? ’ 25 ev, jence ts bullets ' fe : ‘ [pe Ting niz Smith said. arrang ‘o have Mr ntends caused the . acecd their favorites. Sek nikion Pru. =. est Cry Halli and ant 3 "Oe ee La ae dane ae Wiehe! poy Or a am = * ie Ceateas a oe - os Rene Geen ae jibes Mie: niga, lacRKA _- a et lecis © Was For Your Convenience sde, Crercoats. ready to os * ; ail L es: 4 mitan 7T OF VID iy +> cr : b , pecaly Sy \ Auman {rhes Owe wore out ng meas sred rc ras Pp 3 | re old- e| = re Zz | ¢ WARRANT FOR PAYROLL ROBBER ie. ee oe ae ee ee ee en ee ee n eg eM A , I ees > Sele Stn Al ceenecatinn a ' ge | ae al ail . W illiiam Hosford Shoe Worker. Ad- n. mits Taking S808 From Woman. EDWARD rr BUSCH DIES AFTER 2 YEARS’ ILLNESS Former Director of Brewing (». Was Born im St. Louis But Spent Boyhood in Germany Edward A. Busch, $4 rears formeriv a director o anher oN a eee PRS 5 cee Re TS ORS rat y chan ee Lu fi x 3 Exhibits Bait ered About. . pitaameeat, ‘ashioned « «trt | piace, esid a : : , | ' | ‘e token been seriously | 20m"son. Episcopal Bishop. apie wg PRES aig ae oo i) - ss e my if as Recahnaal i etieeemetenienmne: a ee Ad Sonn oeate x nate shies % + Leeust at Teath | ~ hh Soe —_— Toved ladies drowe pies 2 298 ! : ‘ ‘ anether gente Jewelers ter 78 Tears | — _ {oration and Prize uate v Pep iM chasing agert fo Ine. for severs founder and owner o/ 2 & Co manufacturers of bs ery | (hanksg! Tar and exercis — ‘ ; , a 5 [. August a eines | ee of * P+ > 2 £2 Sy i sh 4 oe ia algae Asan ee ia ati ney Busch c, hen *ew : ot ' : 3a)? ; a : . c " = he — Buech and a cousir ant af 2 7 ' Busch. His funer a Orne — , ” — mal ORE he ; ption wi 7 irc : , ad -_ nae Lad 2 "aay ; : 5 . ” . ? : . 5 " z : . a a — 7 ‘Ng paerior at ° , we ae * ; “a , % we t St. Louis’ largest : ; iaee « mination ae Daietontaine Geanetser” “Tete ©) Route, Kinguhighway ant’ Eastos Se Real Values in High-Grade Shoes eon 7 AN 2 Pee ee sk ee Se ee + How Reon] «caine shite gh ER we oe a REE Oe - : igh ow: CW ebster Ss. where vou have ; DISPLAY 60LD STAR MAR KERS ww ‘ ° . : 3 mmense stock ry 4 over 300.900 permoriai oOulerTsa ; Tid is of ewervy conceivable tind and It ii? be tm possi! to hare a’ War Registrars , ' P ee 'Trem which fo cheose Buy 500 P > } 400 P : i ~ bie , , maak. weer iis sane Gold Sear wool aes Oiaididiaaiiiaad Si t Websters where vou are sure of airs Oo ali rs ot é 300 Pairs of 4 4 “2 ' P | ; 3 . t> “ ©: a . Mall Paper satisfaction. im the Gold Star Court of Hone sumced for temornm incl @ the Webster sells Wall Paper en Kingshighway Memoria! Rowe. flvwne — Fe Pumps, Straps, Novelty Odds and vard for tomorrow a Vemori: Precertatinn hos orders or bands ’ } ’ nute * ‘ Re play tn the c ‘The Big Stere With the Canopy” , : : . R.. int? ~— ; =. mrmunit: ‘ente: + Lm a eS a Thisd j ; sal ~ wii brary buildin a Wieeeines ae foarne eo “re Webster’s 809 2 KALI i an TT i) ot al =" ii, (ON C WORK Th wre iay 2 oe owe : , r= 3 + ’ eK >» hie ; Ni. 7th St. i: o . - ; —~ + ah n ; «et TL oi rsd ; We | } tent and Sa The Supremé Authorigy . a . — ' . \ : . 4 oO cieck : ; : ; : ' > ‘ ; a 4 , Seas ? : % + 7 re , —_ . ‘ iy wl - WOOD ASSUMES wa of ‘American War aforrern, ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [Mf pen, 2 and Low Heels | other shade ee PHILIPPINES |: open ‘0 mothers et men and | Psuatat Duig'ty Her Miter Pobahin $8 and $9 ;™ . Preai mt 00: ulg Message urged the sirengthenir , adta ! i — eter — “ a Apert mse the executive powers of th e* Auduchonr- ‘Tnteen eat; if the ‘ im bere: 4 reor-Generail. and the n + ORIG | re Am “St 3 t Ha : ail Peer —na which ‘s now the orga: eC a th ~ P co — , . ee. . . a : A ” > . pa Philippines, restored *o | “¥4 eS, Beith . La at tune em Me many a 9630 D elmar tive Many Po * - TS wret * : J ‘3 ae ere ~@i { ar 4 aa -- ft Doe ae or | Carm! Aa. Thomps ahe recen’ ‘ver addresses ‘mn £& tan — - en : SH ane 2 ered Tmomoaon, whe recent |ttver addremen tn Ras a. Tania | | —— OE VCOMPANY the archipelago ‘o P: Cool thowrh ciaaees «il sa | oe tiemese | ors one i@ge. bas mot as t mad @oe atom. The Americar pert. erin tam at : oon leas matter Ix & ae ile " ez : rok USmimerte an at: - 4 * = weet. ie Of St. Late Mo am i Phone MAgm 1111

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926 — wl ——— _—_— a + Rn OIE ES OO NE eC A CEC CEC eet mt ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — A A ALTAR, Ae Thursday Special! . Boys’ Lined Govsi| STIX, BAER & FULLER : GRAND-LEADER At 84 ¢ Pair a, (a Sta N bovis offered at this special price. All are D ownstalr S ina Great City Store EWS — vee a ‘wee attire , in the one-clasp style with fleece lining. : Come in shades of brown and tan. Sizes ity and 4 to 7. Seconds of our better grades. very special when offered at this o- oo .Downstaire Store.) (Downstairs Aes ed je went nie 7 ipa ab Rs a yi gl a tes OP OF DIR eat yee . ——— pertes edie hs ee , ; 1 Re ean BEDE Sigg a he leans ‘ OE oe glee tide Sen a ee, be « om EE eet ea ee ORE Re Ltchs. 5 ‘Thursday—Extraordinary Coat Sal Seiten iene Mike teen ee painedipreganalinliaen ~ oe = eee Offering Special Purchase Groups for Men, Women, Misses, Juniors and Childe This Is an Outstanding November Sale Event, and If You Are Contemplating Buying a Coat for Yourself or Any Member of the Family, It Will Prove a Most Profitable Investment to Attend this Sale Thursday. There Are Coats for Everyone—and Every Price Carries a Saving! Extreme Values in AttractiveCoats Men’s Overcoats and lustrous Bolivia. Lined with satin de chine and fancy Jacq F t d Th linings. Have fur collars and cuffs and fur collars with side = . ea ure “ ur at ewes ie ES ALE NAIR ely rags OORT: MER oe - -atthans sae . IR i Np enfin, a - FON tent Lh a + ete eta a ar aN IO ti nay 4 eed a m" ih agg Flie ee ee ee eee ee eT oP ee end of fur. Furs used are mandel, Manchurian wolf (Chinese dog), beaver- — MS eet . amt 25 . a = . > - = i> het bes 4 m ” » Se ict Ge ae RPS we oN tee ae t : , = j o cat sei ‘ sa still ig C P lies lil oS > 5 eT OLR Toe oR Ak ee wo ++ »~-* - * * - a AAI te AR ii ta it oeP cs Aon eaten oh ne eS at Poe ee 4 oANS PO ae eA Seat — te cana » \ SO tet, i OT aie, D> Ma pee Oe en he ae Oe A dik oh OR arg Consisting of the season's latest fabrics OEP EC shades of gray. poudre blue, brown and 4 . overplaid designs. Each Coat is quarter | - 8) 1 drer and the finest of trimmings are used. All . new double-breasted model Also included is aah EF W wool blue chinchilla Coat in box model Sizee ge ool-and- tO 44. . All-wool Topcoats in light shades for al-yame round wear. sizes 34 to 44 Will be found at ths LO Ba RE Shiels ty sagsty gna BO i het ain sg Juniors’ Goats Unusually LowPriced : 7 ~ > = - = 7 . > on = - & a > ba? we >) rinest ‘ we & SS - Veen aD: . : . ° * > . . 2 >. . >. ed al >, + = »* f F . =. ~ a4 a. ees... , 24 . > re . 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ m = . ’ , . ” = at & a? * ‘ . al ° - 9 = , al = OSE, ie a : : ’ ne K , - ~— . - ; ~ } , _- 3 * © 7 7 be ’ aa dnl é ** . cc. = —— - . ~~ & ms iia : s 7. ~ ~~ « > : , => ' ~ - eee - ~*~ _ iL ee. 3 RE si edie Sse a f oa) eet ih se 5 7 & eee i ry i f ; if oi 4P Smartlv cuffed schoo! wardrobe j sortment of heat terned styles, wal ton in many pretty Exceptional in all sizes, as plate di Ose . » Ce a act . at oe LT ee » Gaba ng . Py n ’ - Boys’ Overcoats in Sizes 7 to 1B zo + +143 ** . == -_ > -_™t™ 2.i-W oo aebes iis saitieiarteeniastine ie ea Tee st * a p> BM ee EO OBE A 8 ae rhe , ihein ieee tread ee ee - : Bie sob Noe LN f oe 4 a “ oa by. Joe a x So skis: MY ey Kahane Te ee ™ SS ee Gee ae ee : 8 RU DS OM MOET ECF 5 Sete ea ie Sk age: a ° f SS OEIR SY 5 , BE ROD EF Pye fbi vr: 5 wm z . P » , ‘ si % . ‘arr pe ig pas £8 8 PRS, oy 4 uk erg ae te rd ia Ad Th gvapepaitcs: bho we 2 setae: Ages: ~— extrermeiv = . e “ - > icv double-breasted, box ——— —_— ~ > whee — 7 § ° . ’ Coat Sal . : i eis Tay. ; _- 7 . “ €s : ee . ’ ; Z - r Deaverette ? . % . al or ee = _> ~ : Sizes as ae ™ ey i . * wm » Pr) - r ee ot bd Ri ee eae yee ame ae to 9 ee ee er ere’ . >. . peciaiiy purcaasec Oo im@ dii- Coats from Infants to 6-Year Sizes) 4°, “QG2 | SESSA ~ -— rr -. rer ‘ oihe “4 Vaz C.F 7 + > Fg z ? ° ; . ~ Tig? % ‘ . . | — ; . etek — ee a ae — sAUCINg , © . J ‘ 2 no wiwul and ancy 7. large plush collars and quilted For the wee boys im sizes « to 4, are the smar: An outstanding —— il I icons 3 ¥ : 3 t ° ° . 1 7 4 mannish models of fine quality g feature for the little folks are | | . uv € Voais MM O1zes 2 to a chinchilla, lined these Coat Sets a acai with plaid tlanrel the ris. in «: =. .3 oa i155 al ieactive price. . oe GSA. Laas > ss il csc Dboys ver coats Ot a & lf Woo ieT adDrics. Fe apr bee. WSs —— ples. | ' : - ee ne aml ae — ™ es 7% v - =? ° . - : a ¥G 7 : | convertibie collar style with all-wool linings. Shown in shades of tan, OrOwm, iam med with collars of fur. Mothers will find it very cloth. Some have co! a F Keesnieeedaieiia, tama ce profitable to make selection from this grour . in oka Gao ae verette (dyed rab- : | | ° ~ Jo : : as “ “ | wo ) . - > ie | | — Bios | 8 es YellowSlickers Sizes 8 to 20 a eG ——__ y La J ra ee “ i ’ 4 . _ e + = Well-known makes. every- 62° : | aric aric 3. === : i ae RRP ON Ahy « sei al «| r SDR Care ga a Pe aS . ¥ : : y ' 5 i, i PY hen, » HS FA 4 se My : > eee “ Pe 4 a ane .. Pete e ‘ 5 RARE ad pe, & oy. ag tein a Nisetfetaiiinccs : ’ P i CONtge a i , 3 in 4 19 bray ¥ » fe Bie P , ; t call ety oes Shp = ape ~ aphae. sasibiveets 2 ve phinsteidiie dias . . ” ' Ss) Ae? ~ for the imfant there are these Buntings of good Por Are Presented A : : | . fcr atte gris are Coats of wool velour chin- eS , . me aie oe ee —— and polaire cloth, some have collars of -beav- | AS ox 3 | eo Guay. Sate wih = | ng- AJTNSTS are trimmed with pink er bi er te (dved rabbit) yed comey, others are ae . fi . Ve buckles and strap corduroy rib! oy ame Pied > ; te Miainiy tatiored. Siz : : a i | : f : satin ribbons. All are ined with g00d quality cot- a se masa rec. Sizes 1 to 2 years. Forethe SOF3 1 cOi.ars. ? . — . 4 . ° ¥ « + . ~“Se £6 abe bs. ef bee! : | r 1} a 27 fi § be. : ‘a ee: ~— * | } ten flannel. The Hood is also interlined. ites Glee + on i odeis, well made and warm. : . w | Made with good quality moleskiz 4s : . ; i 4 Siz r ¢ ; " 9 , ial 3 3% eS remove 4 e ee ’ : . . L | eS ~ sell with fi-.! , ‘ the dirt and griz lined coerce Coats tn white enly, cotten sateen Little Girls’ and Boys’ C ¢ Chinchill | ee Sizes 6 to 16, at $3.95 ‘%°C!! with finely selected sheep lin- : ” oS to keep the skiz ; Mazes © months to 3? vears. « ; } oys oats of CArnechtlla fabric " 1’ i, . ° in " , ; | 2 Teil : , : » we $2.00 in plain tailored styles, sizes I to 4. at $4.00. . \ 2 YA Sve 18 priced at $4.95 ig. Have 4 pockets, leather tabs and . js set Goods Department @ We Wel Char ae § Scous 38\to 44, at $5.95 |) ©) “OUnd-—Cisus 8 to 20 yearns © come ge Accounts—Small Deposit Will Hold Any Garment for Future Deli ivery—Sale in Downstairs Sto eer -_, . wT ™ *T 2 ° ~~ a * a

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_WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926__ z oe AOE AMES Me 1 ae Be AIRE AAP UR toe : Tu ¥ Ny “—) ee ¥. NS) Ma 4 Floor Choose From A Superb Collection of COATS For Women and Misses— Values Are Most Attractive at °75® 9B 12.50 Overcoats ured Thursday at 3 | $3.05 Each Fluffy and soft are these up presents a most complete selec- fine all-wool Overcoats in the sea- When you choose your Winter Coat you want to go where,you wil] have the widest selection at the price you want to pay, and where you know the styles are twin beds—6o0x80 inches—in block plaids and woven of fine soft wools, bound with i ‘ Beacon Blankets | | Beacon Blankets of. fleecy cotton woven in pretty solid shades of blue, rose, gold, ' will give excellent service. They are woven in pretty the newest and smartest. And it is exactly these advantages that our Apparel Floor offers you. You'll find it profitable as well as pleasant to shdeod eae Coat now, for selection is complete with new styles just added, and each C is offers a maximum of value at its price. ; ’ - Furs Lavishly Trim Smart Coats at $75 cotton sateen. Boys’ Sheeplined Moleskin Coats i These Coats, excellently made of good grade khaki moleskin cloth are excep- tionally warm and _ long- wearing. They have heavy sheepskin collars, four large pockets and belt all around, Sizes from 8 to 20 years. Engligh box model. The colors in- brown, ‘grays, poudre blue in plain laid patterns. Fabrics are woven d through as well as beautiful plaid mmed with imported Venetian lin- 34 to 44. are some of the Amdurable Knit sh are practical for all-year-’round shades and sizes. tan and lavender. 66x80. Lamb's W ool Blankets, Pr. S 1722 Luxuriously soft and warm, beautiful in colorings and woven of the finest lamb’s wool yarns in pretty plaids; bound with silk to match. 72x8@ in. colors. 66x80 size. Beacon Blanket Bathrobe Sets $ 5.00 Beacon Blankets large enough for the complete robe, with cords to match, are soft and fleecy, woven in attractive pat- terns and colors. Others priced $6.00. Coats Are Individual im Style at $98.50 One sees the fashionable tucked trimming, the all-black Coat-of broad- cloth or pile fabric, the light beige Coat with brown fur, and Coats of in- numerable variety in the smart colors and fabrics, with squirrel, beaver wolf and kit fox. Tuxedo fronts and cuffs of squirrel, deep cuffs and luxurious collars of wool and fox, and smart trimmings of opossum on smooth and deep-pile fabrics of fashionable colors. Youth- ful bloused and straightline modes for misses and women. (Blankets—Second Floor.) Ambassador Sheets, Pillowcases and Sheetings at Reduced Prices For One Day Only—An Exceptionally Fine Quality Cotton Sheeting Made Exclusively. for Stix, Baer & Fuller Ambassador Sheeting and Casing are of the same high-grade quality as sheets, strongly woven of round thread cotton. Pillow Casing, 42-inch, yard....z5¢ Pillow Casing, 45-inch, yard....29¢ Sheeting, 72-inch, yard........49¢ Sheeting, go-inch, yar (Domestics—BSecond Floor.) For all outdoor wear —school, sports of all kinds—these Coats of fer warmth, conven- ience. durability and economy. tally Purchased Group treatments of line and fur trimming—beaver, Squirrel, fox, wolf and , | skunk—in women’s and misses’ sizes. ? e : ,. sega J Frocks That Sparkle I 2/ ~in Youthful Society Afternoon and Evening Modes in Charming Variety $ Woo! Dressing Gown, $22 50 i ~ \ tS » ¢ . f The tashion of combining two shades of one color is smartly shown in a two-piece silk crepe Frock with the new square neck- line—a new creation by Barbara Lee. Like- wise new ways of combining crepe with vel- vet, novel tucking, the youthful fashion of belts—in Frocks that will go smartly from luncheon to bridge or tea. When Youth Dances —it will be in frocks of diaphanous crepe or chiffon, perhaps with a skirt of ostrich, or a delicate tracery of rhinestones; others with tight little basque bodices and skirts that flare gracefully are shown in this group of Frocks in smartest evening modes. Sizes 14 to 18 years. " (own Store— rth Floc r.) Ambassador Sheets and Pillowcases of a closely woven, firm texture, will give excel- lent service and launder perfectly. Sheets 72x99 inches, each....$7.59 Sheets 81x99 inches, each....$1.69 Pillowcases 42x3814, each Pillowcases 45x38%%, each CAI | Children 's FancyHose Wool-and-Cotton—Special at (3c 4 Pairs for $3.00 Smartly cuffed knee-length Socks for the school wardrobe are attractive in a large as- sortment of heather mixtures and fancy-pat- terned styles, warmly knitted of wool-and-cot- ton in many pretty colors. Exceptional values at this price-——750 pairs in all sizes, 79c pair or 4 pairs for $3.00 (Hosiery—Main ~~ — Cherry Patent Footwear Is Ultra-Smart mn Fall Models for W omen of colors, Ww 10" heathers. 8 ' Well-groomed women are e plush collars and quilted linings. | ly of the season's latest fabrics in new ay, poudre blue, brown and lavender in igns. Each Coat is quarter silk lined of trimmings are used. All are in the breasted model. Also included is an all- hinchilla Coat in box model. Sizes 34 Topcoats in light shades for all-year- sizes 34 to 44 will be found at this price. (Downstairs Store.) Sizes 7 to 18 | Imported Ombrae Robe 14.9 —> Fog eS | SS ‘ “tae > : j - Rg a Ee) Floor.) ” +S ETRE RRR AS tee DR Aim RRRN OS URE SSraREY, Pte : : as > == ou sw) Over- lining ed, box t from gray, plain fancy Over- iced. to 9 ats in the plaid lin- as fancy ee Dinnerware in Apartment Sets Attractively Priced in the Thanksgiving Sale 32-Piece Set - 50-Piece Service _ 3 \ A Of Imported Were gn > Chorce of Two Patterns $4.95 $9.50 a a, Z Fi SS Pe arene Nee SS oe ———— een ate Reta tentetteestiontiit, antes tentang Ee ialiaacnthetenatdinliineetinn atuatee ates hie eed OR nt OF He Brocaded Gows at $i2.95 Terry Robe $10.95 of deep rich red with brilliant patent finish. I i Lounging Robes for Men A Strap Slipper, distinctive: fashioned of scherry pat- $10.00 Two very charming open cD) : wearing cherry patent smartly ent .: > 9—Priced at $5.89 styled in the most flattering lines, and effective in its,tone fine woolen fabrics. May be had Shown in shades of tan, brown, gray ity moleskin ‘ed sheep lin- ther tabs and to 20 years., tre Btore » The Regent Pump, made en- tirely of cherry patent, grace- fully designed .. $20.00 The Oxford, combines cher- ry patent with Burgundy ooze in a clever manner... .$10.50 (Shoes—Main Floor —— ==) é Marie Earle’s Facial Preparations Are Presented by Her Representative If you wish to always be well groomed and have that clear delicate texture of skin, you must use the right preparations to remove the dirt and grime of the city smoke, and astringents or Ouls to keep the skin healthy. Consult the beauty expert in the Toilet Goods Department this week. ‘Totlet Articies-—Main Floor.) Set of 6 dinner plates, 6 bread and butter plates, 6 fruit saucers, 6 cups and saucers. meat dish and baker —each piece decorated with rich floral design—is a re- markable value at this price. Semi-Porcelain Set Of 26 Pieces $3.79 semi-border design in dainty blue and pink. This Set af- fords complete service for family of six—a very attrac- tive service at a low price. (Fifth Floor.) stock patterns are offered for your selection at ths special price. A striking yel- low and black spray design or a colorful fruit pattern— each a remarkable value. Men’s Brocaded Gowns Of Richly | Colored Fabric Robes beautifully brocaded and luxuri- ously trimmed with satin collar, cuffs and pockets; cable girdles; wide selection of Our Noteworthy Collection of Luxurious New Styles Suggests Early Gift Buying Imported Ombrae Robes *12 color combinations. Imported Wool Dressing Gowns of our own importation from England combine warmth and smart style. 95 Priced .. Featuring New, Rich Colorings | Robes excellently tailored of fine, soft, imported materials and in a wide variety of gay colors and cheerful combinations; shaw! collars and cord trimmings. - = ” ee Re $1495 The striking colors, not too brillint nor $22.50 too dull. are woven over gray and tan grounds. J Weaker Terry Robes are assembled here in an unusually extensive assortment of patterns and colors. They are all excellently tailored, have shawl collars and are $ 10 95 o7t cord trimmed. All sizes. BEES GN eoreenenvneeeeneeeeeneeeeeeteeeaeeeeeane (Men‘’s Furnishingse—Main Fiees.)

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al 5 1.L0UIS POST-DISPATCH : WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926 , ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ——— Cotton Flannelette Men’s $2.00 Union Gowns 3 Suits Women's, warm. ce Part wool ribbed “Union| on ated ‘hei, Gras Suits. slight!> . ELE79c| eS = (Barguin Basement.) | “The Store for All the People” Per ac 0 Rn Re ee Oe Nec tee: eet agionentte ee BYE ee een bt om seen ie ene Starting Thursday Morning at 9 O’Clock—A Phenomenal Basement a ae eee eh eee ee re oe F rh a 4 “ 4) thigh Gees 28 ah 9g . baat PSO A OM SPOR AEP ig AEE ee of tie hoa hin en ae again Ss . p i‘ 4 5 all ess ies ha! Tae vig 4 sey / i Bhp Pe cabin ce t eo tat Ses rye Res: iy ; i f = . at “4 phe PP. be a eNO x 4 a ™~! A, : ; SLIPOVER DR >». | = SHIELDS; shield and : a | brassiere combination .. i ol NEW RUBBER KITC re APRONS? pretty new de | F in colors suitabie | . 4 ri ! for gifts - ~~. -«-«+«0++ 1 a «= | Midi ne . . Fe Puritan — e , Attia *? : } 7 hye ik: TECTORS: made of 7 cretonne; good colcrs.. ASBESTOS POT HOLDERS + ee | Sagents—WSain Fleer. Som (Rorgaim Busement.) ~ ees ~———w + ite TOE sah wer emma ee , ar. : ete * v4 4 whe Oe ace peaeegaeeetee Pre - Sethtett et ys sere, = Sc ee es os eile aca sibeabga New a W anted rng Styles Materials Weweat ’ ’ j : fe ps at F 3 season of the rear Vd , bat cUlt to decide | \ - - to nsure 3 | Ji . o | — 4 ed the woolens, retuien@es, Ali ae a NY Ta . y tind ap laieder . . ate tue) cast haga tags lt ek é ; sed - wa “tp See = op wy ‘ HP ss, ON > ee ee, eae ard ‘ 7 » oA So aS BY q y 2 ~» a 7 Pe ee eee CP ee ee ida ‘ 4 atat bid o P aris a ae etwoes sev. | | 1 and Quick Service . nk : 4 ee enna ae ts workmanship to mers the greatest School Closed Thursday! Armistice Day Will Be Children’s Day at Nugents Bargain Basement ] | noone eal Boys’ Overcoat | so coa S : A One-Day Event, Thursday Only Sale Gir Is’ School 4 -s ad EB: aa ew eres ek *6" 95 ©) 1000 Girls’ Silk and Wool a ind toe OO * tee in this sale. DRESSES | i )eg Io Boys’ $6.50 Admiral Coats hi - f) ix oS | | Wp Wan atintval eapuintion Conte 1 ., = Reg. $3.98, $4.98, $5.98 and $7.98 k- ~ S&F nse s $ y 6» 3 Rta pepe 2% te 8 reece ofc “mame “WEth er heer, anc gold Sraté. Warmir nirermary Ske Prtce a Y te pi f Z : . . : ¢ ; ;* “> bi et . 3 daa ff ; — : é' Ne etrace, bree “ — i fi ‘ : A. +} a senate Vea Trin ; : ‘ y ' " 2 2S, Spor: 20% walking O2- cm. : g 3 é - a e - y- * a ™ . eteeaee - . 5 : -_ _ “yy 4 r. 2) a nm i “ + e. 5 j hi Fit hin “ij Dre te. . : . tet ee + te oe Ppa On TS, Durable Foetforcr Shees_ ‘™ Datetts, tan «r Black 'o to 34. Ammiversary Sale Price GIRLS’ COATS aS ke salt and two-tone styles. Sizes range mF 4 x, rom ehilé € te minees’ or —— : : Aantversary Sale Price Boys’ $1.00 Union Suits fa 3 Value-Gtrving Groups j A | Right Wereguiare of aigh-erade fs Children’ sore and eileen. “OTe fa hueieesetss | s Galoshes—$3.50 Make Sale Price ee : 4ii Gull rubber Zipper Galoshes In «tres 6 te 10% (Sale Nugents Bargate Basement ) Se. Louty Largest Baceatn Basement. Me en 3 OR eee oe . 5S LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT SRO. dD 7

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ _____ WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1996 ; . 5 a , : ' . f ™~ , BUY ON THE : Women's Flannel | MORRIS PLAN | | ,WALL PAPER - Pajemine itt MORRIS PLAN 30-IN. SPECIALS BRING THE KIDDIES TO co er nr ‘iped cop @ | : a plan Share in the values of- For halls, liv- Let them shere wonder’! new — 7 | a het Yo mi: fered. Pay a small amount ing roé@ms and | toys in the advance showing of ell : § ap ou. ; now, the balance in — dining rooms. Toyland. Visit the “Dollar Toy med oor Taro) pay- _——S weekly or monthiy vsaymic Thursday air’—bring the cHlidren Ww We froge. Sizes 36 tc * Morris Plan Office—Nu- ness this great epectacie. ( Nugents—Third Fleor.) gents, Fifth Floor. (Fourth Floor, South.) ae ig 8 “The Store for All the People” wastaill Re —— SO ee me DOSES RN! els | Se WAY, WASHINGTON, ST. CHARLES AND FOURTH _— PHONE: GARFIELD 4500 STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:50 P. “M—SATURDAY TO 6 | P.M. School Closed [ hursday—Bring the A gates to Nugents to Be Outfitted hh oer P.¢ DP he ee Cake = 8 # >» > > ee of AOD SGEL, Sale yf ery Hatt ib nf nut ent appre seperey BT eesatesuanataal mn nenenerene ne owe s 0 at aa - - Peo? one PAPPPSP OE ¢ eee +, +, ¢ pee oto ot tat 4,464 FoF 4 44 4 4A E O ot bist ibaehlbtet Tsicsbdelabuabbiteaauts ‘ile ' SEE eK ES . ( ‘] = $00 Bais ’ iheien SESSESEEIESSSSOSE OS esedbide tt lasdiiei this bike ‘ ' ee red te beedes ctl isssatlase Uy, all: diseti H if ; r ’ ; ' ; xtra Savings Boys’ othing Notions More Than 500 Smart New Frocks JSmarileigh Jr. J ulls SLIPOVER DRESS to Select From—Sale of W inter One Long and One SHIELDS; shield and 69¢ Short Trouser or Two brassiere combination : NEW RUBBER KITCHEN Long Trousers, Vest ard Coat APRONS; pretty new designs $ | : )-95 colors suitable a gifts $ l . RUBBER BABY PANTS; Our buyer, after careful comparison of style, quality and workmanship, selected this renowned make of boys’ clothing to give the boys of St. Louis the greatest value possible. Sizes 8 to 18 Years. Four-Piece Longie Suits ; Boys’ All-Wool Overcoats One Pair Long Trousers and One Pair Warm, Comfortable Winter, School and Knickers Smartly Styled Vests Dress Overcoats and Costs Excellent quality fabrics Good, sturdily made Suits $ | 95 in new, double-breasted $ | 5 of sturdy fabrics in new- English style--large con- ° est styles, including Eng- vertible collars, Sizes 3 lish models with blunt vest. to 8 years. Boys’ $6.50 Heavy Sweaters, sizes 28 to 36. .$4:95 Boys’ Lumberjacks, special ' Boys’ Corduroy Knickers, sizes 6 to 17 Boys’ Longie Trousers, 10 to 18 years ( Nugents—Third Fleer, North.) Thursday, a Holiday. Is the Day to Choose Girls Winter Coats eR get EIEN ACHE EAE Lg or te ) Sa ee SS

HU WARE Te ii! u ti} Mitts semi ite £ PTET TPT Ty Tver pe Pr Abit itt t) ake bd j REE 7 PT een fia i Webedaends Ub eddda PPP PPPSOS Hu * if i! wry ceapieteriet ty ; i tf / i : : i +1 di) bidds dae a di Mibhs a 7 Hep eperper any He Ht idiNdcdasadld f ' i itil) oH, eh ren som " RETA TT? eet Pe a STTAT iflaheasd it ' ranetihiiichsd at at at at ae ee ae a bi 86 pO OBAEOEEN OOOO OOO OSS 8 94 UL hh Hed i spe eE PETAR MME LUT | AR A WOMEN’S SANITARY APRONS; practical = protective garments .... 25c¢ “MINETTE” SANITARY STEP-INS; lightweight, prac- tical, secure and comfortable; medium and SO eee 49¢ NADSCO SANITARY NAP- KINS; regular sizes; 1 dozen to box , FANCY BUTTONS for trimmings; wide variety of popular colors; ea. 10c KING’S 3-CORD SPOOL COTTON THREAD; - roo-yd. spools; doz..... 25¢ CLARK’§ O. N. = CRO- CHET COTTON; or all colors ee 25C€ HOSE SUPPORTERS: flesh and 10c white. Pair GYPSY DYES: easy to. use for lingerie and fine fabrics; use like bluing; no boiling; special me 19¢ FAULTLESS HAIR NETS; cap shape; double mesh; made of real hair; doz. 49¢ SUPERIOR ELECTRIC CURLING a eames a9 STA-RITE HAIR PINS; bob or no bob; ee ot | : = oe ENAMEL COAT HANG- ERS; good form in white, Rc 82-in to 26 jeng? te checks an puaids blue and pink 25e Cotten SHOPPING BAGS: -19¢ | = Flannel Puritan style re wide. c ) ALLON CLOTHES PRO- Fines TECTORS: made of 77 ™. ' cretonne; good colcrs.. (iC hb $2.60 Black N Crepe, eh ad w check weare, ali 40 inches wide _ £1.55 Silk Radiam, 86 inches wide, washable quality. in al) CGOlOTS and tiack. $1.68 Changeable ment afd dark color combi- Nations. 36 inches wide. $1.59 Sport Satin, tn t coors, 36 inches wide. ~— $1.50 Brocade Crepe, satin colors and biack. inches wide, silk and rer peer = i} i Mi Ml i i i i i i i i i i TS OT eee . > ‘ oad ales a Silks, Crepes, Satins and Cloths $16.75 to $20 Values in the Group eye "sor ; ) ; ibe i thai vt > e $f ai ' Mit 1 ee trade’) 0p ee POOF Ee FD sRhakh a hah stk tARRi os Tha catia tet ee / Hj ; t PSO ot ob oe oe $1.50 Canton Crepe jent quality fn Hight omg wide. silk and rayon. $1.30 Moltre Faille, in oo}- of Jungle ereen. , navy, inches wide, silk and rayon. + $2.00 Biack Bengaline, hearr silk end woo! quality, 40 inches wide ~~ + + *- oe - . 655559 OOOO FP ae ol ol of of of of et edd ad eee es ‘ ; ; is ‘ rindaiait rita treerty r aperter AAA LEE eke Ad] ” ttt t' pret ert ‘ rere ; +t ; j ' | if? ’ iit } ' ; ebb gt ' iat! i Tete i $4.00 All-Linen Table Cloth able Cloth Sets their good points. Then you will realize just how pertectly they are made—shoulders are narrowed to correct silhouette lines, the fine details of collars and cuffs is exactly cared tor, the styles are smart and good taste. oes you must see and slip on to really appreciate P50 tf of a a oe ¢ Dresses That Are Fashionable for Street, for Business, for Afternoon, and General Wear Hobid aiitttisns i ‘ a on? ae! x ne ae i ih | iaibhdis sth bbiel a at ae a aa Straightline models give the new silhouette—two-piece and simu- lated two-piece effects for the immature type of woman—trimmings take into consideration all types of women, and colors are complete from flaming to conservative shades, and black. ; tyirirrerty ; RATE WR Me RRL ABET er ome NE CE CT LILLIE SLE AIE OTE NIE IONS BA LIT OTE TE I TTC SI LOOT GEE LLL OLR LIN I II IE BIE BE AARON YEA SAS BREED IEE RO AE eee SERRE ae 2 etm Lt TE NEON Rielly Ny See eee a ee See RACE Ye AR HEP Dy 296 EOI: tr Ri pO NaC: MOE MP one nia sto * . 7 . " . — - . ee . wemnes canis as P FA ES RN Neh iS FO LOTS ; “a nahi: ‘oe wri > CP PPR Me: ; St of ? es oie bh ee Sa wm ed . cS — ~negiite " > ered . POO ROR BOR a i Fo ot gb x ole OHs ’ eal + iit ’ “ soe ; te derey ery eeurer wrt fer ; hh j ‘ ; ' tt ; } TALL Mn Juniors’, Misses’ and Women’s (Nugents—Second Floor, North.) Girls bound for school on wintery days will be warmly R in Basement.) | a. am a : ASBESTOS POT Rc and comfortably garbed in HOLDERS ila atTET i Eades eaeienehiadatinds ' ae Se ee ee Pe PPP PP 1.4 6 te 6 6 +o - :. f (Nagents—Main Floor. South.) al lA EAE EE AE AE A ERE EE EEE aE REE cil Rint DE EE REE RE a tha Nal ae ae ee EAL Ee these well- tailored oats O bolivia, velour, chinchilla, The November Sale Presents . plaids and novelty materials. In red, blue, green, mohawk Sale of Men's and Young Men's Silks and Velvets "| end -_ Fur trimmed—sizes V h R @ () A f« S 15,000 Yards—$2.98 and $3.50 Values Girls’ Coats, $10 40-Inch Crepe Satins Especially designed for the young Wy In new shades of red, green, brown, or girl—good, warm materials, lined Ys C4 ; 4 SO ) black." Yard ...... ct and interlined. Sizes 6 to 14 years. ZZ t Pe i) 40-Inch Cr epe He Chihes| In the Bright, Winter Shades w Th Also flat Crepes: navy, brown, gray, | ‘ ’ , — Aig: red, of black. Yard Girls’ Dresses _ Girls’ Dresses | | 54 Inch Crepe de Chines A Yard Combination vel- } ‘ y, 3 es ™ = Also attractive , ™ . | Pgh vet with laid ma- New Fall colors. Yard checks in jersey, cot- > “ terials, and reps, $h)95 eR ere T ge mm er hahah sade odie sathelitieesitaie. .# Br 286% SO% ye he. a y " i miei ft it Z Pal ao oo oo at ae oe ee me fof 2 w s I ru; 8 st : ‘Baergnznin Basement.) ‘ ‘ ‘ f ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ f f ‘ ‘ f f f ‘ f J Te -rr-rror,r., ve ee eee. —— hal 5. ri jerseys, crepe de chines, wool crepes and novelties. Size« ton velveteen and io ' nove wools in one i. will be surprised at the $6.95 Chiffon Velvet $4. 98 Chiffon Velvet and ml ons styles. 7 to a6 oa : y. 40-inch silk Chiffon 40-inch silk face Chif- | ars. extra value offered in 908 Zi | MY, Velvets in new light and wn .98 fon Velvets, with lisle i 95 nae > ee: (Nugents—Second Floor, North.) : 1 Winter ver- y | jj dark colors. back; street shades and ne exceptiona | es Se black; yard pe ae ba Be. | coats. We have carefully select- at “nv 7 | tele nities: Weis en Bovs’ All-Leath B& “a 99 : WL Z- x oe aainanetiden a hums” Shoes ed the woolens, style, quality and ¥ 4740 ice + === a SS —== She | High and Low Shoes | C ver Cilio workmanship to give our custo- iy, Fae |" Lae Pe To Brighten the Winter Wardrobe Are These Smart | $ 85 | | Give excellent service amd proper foot development. In a wide assortment of styles. Samples of higher- merchandise—ef cuaiity ere elaborately trim- TS ER RE I IY EFI, RR Sr RAT NRRL NRO OE BRE RRR: DOE OAR AMN CO hag SRR mam, Sopra a en poet we . r ee ee ea ees A‘i groups rery epecial erent. ' ' mers the greatest possible value. “i, 7 7 > & —— wes)" \ Pe | rful H t d le with — | sis wis : ft . . & 5 School or dress wear style wi | . Among the gen aay —. | 1 a ‘ee A O O a | pmsegnes = or broad ne lasts. Black or | | $2. 25 $3. 25 $3. 75 : find the wante coiors, an : : ( = 1 “4 tan ca in sizes 2 0 57”: ; | (hecond Fie... svuta.) patterns in plain and fancy ef- 4 Hise 7 Hats so gayly colored they | (Third Fleer, Nerth.) | | eee uy AM a add verve to the dark coli- — sialic anaMian cir aomws cana aang ok ee eee fects—in the new models for Md yy : a 7 Zs, ored Winter costume. They ; this season. You will surely > | eae erg seule ven egg Me For the Junior Miss Boys’ Ribbed an me y : street, for afternoon, busi- find the Overcoats you desire pat ness or town wear. Moder- “Bobby” Apparel ; Hosiery 4 : | ately priced at ....... ee a eS 3 Pairs in this sale. } lj : | Lovely Faille Silks “Bobby” Skirts $3 95 os ribban 2 | 00 i , /, le th ek , i ee : basement Satins and Bengalines Hose. Some with New Metallics in Gold or Silver They have jaunty front flares— double. knee. Other Overcoats H i] | f Soft, New Felts novelty belts—back hip pockei- Sizes ae” $ 50 $ 50 a4! Many hittin styles in the group, suitable _ rg — | ‘Bobby’ Pull-On Sweaters $ 95 Children’s 50c ‘ A: i Vi h es in youthful styles at | . 26 | and 3 | me | or matron, including larger ead sizes in y ta 2 hs inal whe Gee ee ee Hosiery AS fic. Cricket meck style—knitted beit T, length Sports ( Nugents—Second Fleer. South.) Socks, fascy : F ) oe RBA a YU re ee Si erPlated | | Optical Specials | {tm Styles tor Every Type of Girl | | ‘i =30c Buy on The rg ol | Platt | Complete | Smart Winter Hats | to 1044. | Morris Plan , : rome | $ a ie ho Regular $4.95 and $595 Boys’ $1 Warm pe Shows o$ y Z 39 Socks to $3.50 “ne J of Convenient deferred payments— i Exceptions! Value! | | ' yy Every imaginable | — patents, tan or black F for a small deposit reserves your | ‘Well-and -tree de- A 05 | Eyeglasses or Spectacles with ophes- | type from the simply . om | meni wonnd: ta A: ideal tor reacing, : cuf's. lalallala ata ne ieee eine ieee ian a oe ET SAS ATT SE NT: TOE NIE, ARE MRIRRE 1 > om eS ~ . " Coat. The Club Plan or Morris tl a ~~ I ical convex lenses; tailored to the clab- i rnish + : ti >} : wT. ‘> sewing or distance. ' Plan will take care of your Ove: ae | finish. Finely p! eg ino” dictate een of fom 7 orately embellished coat payment problem. | sed on nickel silver necessary within one year will | dress-up style. , be made without cherge i ( Nagente—Second Ficer, South.) J | P —_— P th. " ao (\ugentse—Third Fieor North.) (Nugent Main Fleer, North.) L (Nugenta—Second Fieor, South.) dalle tn oa € to 10%. = B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO.

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| -nise | PAGE 8 _ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926_ ‘ i. LOUIS POST-DISPAICH — ____ ae 1 . . ere 199 to the state of his mothe | SEES lal SCrVvice Bi fieertet_ im. allover SS eee | Ale a3 Ve Ss chat Mra. Millan's estate nad tz- |! [Imported Hair | popes siepee Ei | pased sufficiently to take care of! . | Raph pheas «Pee. i Discontinued ci Demoets proviced tor in Ser Transformations Seine |) ae oe 7 ya.’ a coe Sek . Re Sar B " Yoh “. me a oon pen dk 7 3 ° o- r . 7 a let - ’ ; oer s z , . ae ag a IO aS Re tees PRON te dee SRR REI IRE GE Bd r. - "eo 4 5 tae OM) eee ptt Fee y Se eee . - a So ee aeaialigs Sat ce Giles aE ST Nae . 7 a as Zs * 4 ? - ‘ y roe ere veer = 4 i ? Rhee ae o> ae tei 4 le te the ar. _ : . ’ Lid at oe. Dt et eee Brae bi wgti, ee ™ - - io wi alpine: ‘ it, - eee Meee eee ek A ea eh a el oe oh Reet st ra > ms k 1 ite i) eS ei. 7 he 1 witli A RAAS Very fine pure wool B tiful plaids combining bie tan, gray or lavender on © weight, suitable for Win 80 inches. , . : > gtrustee ofthe Jj Priced Exceptionally Mill Patterns G wilam Mois svat ied a[] Low in the Anniversary oe SUIT to construe the ntract. 7 $400,000 New in Escrow. lai Pend - . - - Cab Ads ac am ~ ©4 VSOeC"” * ows Tv~«% » aah hh es sh sae “reyes Pee, few oth owe . ‘ ‘ thn ~ ee og FIRST NATIONAL BANK se A fortunate purchase of several hundred discon- tinued Mill patterns permits the low prices quoted $9.50 F Plaid here, Best quality Axminsters... with a wide range Blankets of Chinese, Persian and other attractive patterns. ee tenis’ hen fn tke | eSIEEIIricRecess = | | ! ankets i -i€ se Wh es Sep we “> & &»s ARASAAASL SEARLES CP TTI TY a's & ARICA Ahem NS ys Sree * Every rug in this sale is a real Kennard value. : A so : | Practically al ea pit ee | at H oclared void. Lady Lucy McMitian, || Framce. Corre tyle, | pesgeertrmes ss. .2 22 OF Br TOMES ' . e ‘s ute ay * ‘abet , ae . + — 2» — : 5 id f Si Sorth McMil- ii | eeean ne a multi-color plai a Becsdueplacentlies C 2 yap color combis The Popular 9x12 Size East Atrica, would have USE | BY) tioos” inches. Reduced from $57.50 to f] tended that the ontract ras id | C | an aeett I : Plaid Blankets tions. Size 66x80 i fj | and son to anticipate their income | [ig | 1ST LOUIS LARGEST BAX | 3 ai we mal | & fro rust | i] At | pes Special P2i . roperty Willan Mi: | | FIRST NATICNAL COMPANY AND ST. LOUIS UNION TRUST CO., AFFEE bs 4 v el for the : = — Part wool Biankets of exce af] jent quality, with 1-3 pure we The SUNDAY POST-DISPATCM prints TWICE as many — ii mixed with high-grade Chine | : pom CLASSIFIED ADS as the ont; other St. Louis Sunday newspaper au 4|(cotton. Attractive plaids © OTHER SIZES Regular Price No if .cf any part of the imcome unt — rose, blue, gray and tan. && e 272 : H ras in their hands and it had Qe-— ae 66x80 inches: de a oe > me trem mone: =~ — : Bianket Sh natant | SINNIVERSARY SALE 7 ‘Fee ta? , ; , j ~ ng down the decree, |] In Vandervoort’s Lower-Price Ready-to-Wear Store—Basement | BsTABiioneD 1896 = | : : : | : 3 SO h . S ennards Soe SEE | C armms wl = le ht . afte; Te ‘ ‘ fae et (5. ibaa. CY A ae moe Phat aerate —_ ~ gfe tJ + Jt ‘ya ie at — ‘ph Ji ,/ rh _, RAASPASELALAL ITT OTST TIT Te Ld AA AABABAF AAAS AAAL ETE ASAI EEE TTT TT AALAT & a - * ~ i DD * " ‘= » “ ae "ae evevewe De EF on es ag eae as - 6s : OBR a wiry ass aea Washington at Fourth Se IT wee) ) er ~ ARORA RARARRRAP RM RRH ARR REAHAALE NARHA RRARMA MH - PPV Cee WN ew ewe wee oo Fe bh BIRO ET NRCRR RN SH $0 1 r a i> r ee ere > . —— » ay f VY ? - Bee - 7 ee - a“ UP CHANCE OF 20 YEARS AND GETS LIFE TERM Deiat’, re . CS OS PERE © CUS & SESS OPUS USEU USSU ESEY PASSES . — - ee ye n= es a — ne — ———— ~ a Se a — ~~ — - . —— - SE EE OE aay a tel EAE A mp El al a c “ 2s wae eee Ee a me ey ee For Those Barker. Who Killed Wife, Repadi- || VBE Al = | ates Confession at Trial for | ‘a A | — | | a from our regular hi : extraordinary a : ' ; ie ’ i % : oe : . , q ~ | : ; Walnut | ras coins ” | — : — . e? * . 4 3.55! 101M ii that is new a alte FX = Cedar Chests | : ST, CLAIR COUNTY FARMERS | | | | rly Winte! in, crepe and Georgette. AT 330 ANNUAL MEETING a g 50 ia ek shied | | Sketched Featuring New Only a Veto $37 up aty Farn Institute and De Are Only Sleeves. New Our Dress “ —— : “nenaggeaeg is | Four of the Necklines and Department (#, Covered Ash Cans | ee ee Conse You of = 13-gal. | Re Models Colors These Real Vali Po nice Soe, $1.68) = @ 5 2. Sia Carrsgated galvame iced wom, wth at. [——— ee es ee tment <4 Popu.artly priced for the ‘eTsary sale. CORPO PHP eee ee Hee eave eeweeaeee a ay Aa irate hee a Bia aw ee ee ee es a er Ss oe. re deo . alae Te ee oe a pe I, 2 ences pte setgn Poe! cs Aes a re Po OS FOND ein. see eve eevee ee ee ie BS ala! 3 An F a: des & “verve a AD Met, sk abe seeeasee ee . - - ~ ~ tractive 2 *? + —_— se — ssi Ga.iy < LL1€TS nd service weights. Slightly 1r- Pete ae ee eee ee AATALARA SA SAPAUAER ARAASARAT AT AT . a ennards Washin gton at Fourth a ree Pea ad by gor “wy 4 a, ae si Soar Up gph nlherce oS I * ae me i Wired» mney: 1M ehh: RO Ae hen 4 3 M OE ATS MEO my I IRN or ete ON a = CONVENIENT OUTSIDE ENTRANCE ON NINTH Shep «rt A-

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19 enough in and in spirit give you a il measure of inancial service Ph ak) came i oe 7 a oe ee rr * ‘Joes ig ae ps ar, a Fe Cees ROOT PES eee ater A i ae tai sa rs te ee eo Be Ca TD a ad og Ae te oA SAS Lah ere yet 7s as : va ny USERS C20 oes SOA ETT: EES SEED ey Ye OEE Te ae a” pe . a a saris ae wey, 5 ak. a be hee IS UNION TRUST CO., AFFILIATI ‘aes 5 os ETI. mE a See i prints TWICE as many St. louls Sunday newspaper SALE ar Store—Basement ‘Silk | SSES $15 and $19.75 ).85 | > Misoes: Shes 14 to 46 purchase of Dresses—together from our regular higher-priced m extraordinary garments for all that is new in Dresses for in, crepe and Georgette. Only a Visit to Our Dress Department Can Convince You of These Real Values ~paAseme ut. aturing New ves, New klines and New Fall Colors eo re « e®uc} osiery em. need hghtly ir- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - F Prises d ne with str Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Saturday 6 P.M. T OU rt Hurney Anniversary Kale Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth | Three Days Remain to Take Advantage of These Savings for the Home Bedding Specials ~ ae Leet oe ~ $10. 50 Wool-Filled adiorts Covered with fine material, attractively Bordered with 977.9 fioured in allover designs. lain material in rose, blue, lavender or gold ut size, 72x84 inches. $14.50 All-Wool Blankets Very fine pure wool Blankets. In beau- tiful plaids combining blocks of rose, blue, tan, gray or lavender on white. Five-pound weight, suitable for Winter use. 80 inches. $9.50 Fancy Plaid Blankets $7.95 Each All-woo] multi-color in charming color combina- tions. Size 66x80 inches. Plaid Blankefs Special $4.3 5 Pair % Part wool Blankets of excel- lent quality, with 1-2 pure wool mixed with high-grade Chinese cotton. Attractive plaids of rose, blue, gray and tan. Size 66x80 inches. Bianket ew | beautiful figured material with | pretty colors. 1142 Size 70x Pair $18.50 Down Comforts $15.75 Filled with extra fine qual- ity of pure down. Covered with wide plain colored borders in Cut sizes 72x84 | inches. Rayon Spreads Twin size, regular $5 95 $8.00 to $9.50, for.. Full size. limited assortment of colors. $10.00 to Si. 50 $13.50, for Beautiful hironde of extra fine quality rayop, including many of the nationally known Sally W@ter Spreads. Various colors. Shop—Fourth Floor For Thursday Only— 1000 ““Wear-Ever”’ Aluminum. Utensils usual high- Alt of the grade “Wear-Ever’” qual- ity, and every item a useful one. 7 ef (Each As an Anniversary Cffering French Fryer—For . pota- doughnuts toes, croquettes, and all deep trying. Baking Pan—For apples, beans, etc. inches. Angel Cake inches in diameter. Covered size with cover, trated. Thursday Only—$10 White Enameled Kitchen Table $7.95 First quality “La Flat” } > . Porcelain top, 24x36 inches. most popular seller. 13-gal. Size; spec $1.68 ee 98 loath: wit h ke = Z vVamized cover. romance Pa ‘ eave ‘'¥Y priced for the Versary Saic tatiniess $1 95 Special Kitchen Set com- Slictng knife. paring knite, kit- fork ane Spatula. Stain'ess steel rong riveted wood han- ‘>; Anni iversary This convenient white Our Table with drawer and white enameled legs. Old English Floor Waxer Outfit $2.66 Waxer-polisher, one pint liquid wax and 5%4-o0z. can wax. Complete outfit. 75c Window Ventilators Keep out dust and. soot and admit fresh air without drafts. Metal frame 11 inches high; adgustabie in width. Extend to 39 inches. Will not warp. Anniversary price 47c — - 65c 10 **™ 59c 20 **" 69c Ivory Soap ee Soap . se P.&G and C. W. Soap ... Mes Pam 69 **™ $4.45 Hospital Brand Toilet Paper... 10 Rolls, 69c Vabdervocrt's Housew: ares Shop—Downstairs. baked 13%2x9%/2 Pan—With center tube as pictured. 10 Saucepan—3-at. as illus- ‘ Co nara ae ae ONLY THREE MORE DAYS OF THE _ Anniversary Sale of F urniture ANY new pieces have been received for the second week of the Anniversary Sale, in addition to our immense preparations for this event. Take advantage of this money- Saving opportunity to buy better furniture for the home. $345 2- Piece ( Genuine Mahogany Suite *245 Genuine mahog- “} any frame, all hand 4) carved. Upholstered all over in fine mo- hair. Removable spring cushions with attractive bro- catelle on reverse side. 975 Dresser, chest and full-size bed, all of ample size and suit- able for the small bedroom. Walnut and gumwood con- struction with all exposed surfaces of walnut veneers. Beautifully fin- ished Suite consist- ing of dresser, chest, vanity dresser and full size bed. Deco- rated in a combina- tion of soft gray and. green with hand-painted motifs on panels. $225 8-Piece Walnut Combination Suite *169 Exception a lly at- ' tractive. Consists of yuffet, oblong table, five side chairs and mm one host chair. Seats mi of tapestry in an at- tractive pattern. All exposed surfaces of i figured burl walnut mai veneer. White oak in- j| teriors. Dustproof. $170 2-Piece Bed-Davenport Suite Illustrated at Left %139% Large davenport and armchair with frame carved over top rail. Jacquard ve- lour covering. Coil spring construction in davenport, opening to full size bed. $9.75 Footstools $625 Carved mould- ing around base. Upholstered top. Complete With Mattress Many other items—too numerous to mention here—are in- cluded in this super-value sale. These Anniversary Sale prices are for three days longer. Vandervoort’s Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. ; $65 Coxwell Chair High-grade. Chair, cov- ered in fine mohair all over. Reversible cushion pt tt 7 [ , | ’ ' a $12.75 Decorated Table End Table of substantial construction, decorated in biack $10.25 biack ~) $89 Coxwell Very fine Chair. Best construction. High - grade covering of tapestry and bro- catelle with deep fringe trim- ming. Capok $69.00 filled cushions .. $26.50 Gateleg Table For living room or break- fast room. Mahogany top and gumwood $19 15 base. B $26.50 Upholstered Chair Substantially built of birch, finished in mahogany. Seat and back upholstered in Jacquard ~ velvet. $ | 975 Rocker to match. dt) $110 Gov. Winthrop Desk Solid mahogany Desk, of authentic design and full size. Very fine $79 construction. $12.75 Windsor Chair Suitable for breakfast room, living room or hall. Mahogany and gumwood nd construction. $9.75 : =e Thousands of Curtains, Panels, Drapery Sets In the Last Three Days of the Anniversary Sale $4.25 Flounced Grenadine Curtains Special, $2.98 Pair yds.—of quality of figured Extra wide—36-in.. by 2% very substantial grenadine with deep flouncing. backs to match. . . ~ = Pad ¥ ) —— = ‘ ; . i ‘ : ~~ oom ; 7 ‘ . . . a - . 4 _ 2} - 4 Tie- OO . C.. a. * $1.85 to $2.25 Ruffled Curtains Special, $1 : 50 Pair An assortment of various styles in dots, fast colored ruffles. $9.75 to $13.50 Imported Curtains $8.50 Pais Extra fine quality Egyptian igures and checks. yarns with borders, dainty or | Point Two-tone laces. elaborate. Point Venise. Others, $8.50, for $5.00 pair. $3.75 Ruffled Curtains $2.35 Pair Unusual values Plain picot ruf- 36 inches fine figures. fles. Ivory or ecru. wide, 2°4 yards long. $1.25 Picture Cords Special, 75c $1.35 Mirror Cords Special, 98c with rayon in all the wanted decorative colors and combina- tions. Finished with tassels and rosettes. Complete with patent picture hooks. 65c to 85c Cretonnes 40c Yard Gorgeous colors and beauti- | Milan and. reguiarly $7.50 to | - casement Strong picture wire wrapped | weight draperies. ful floral patterns, printed on | extra quality, heavy cloth. Also beautiful Jacquard weaves with | dainty chintz designs. All 36 | | inches. Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Flees. inches wide. Some with All have tiebacks. $2.95 to $3.50 F Pie: Curtains $2.45 Much wanted novelty weaves and shadow and fine filet weaves. All have deep bullion fringe. 45-in. by 2% yds. $4.50 Valance Sets $3. 65 Set Extra heavy quality grena- in dainty dine in white with allover de- French Marquisette in dots or | signs. 54-inch valance and tie. backs to match. $3.25 to $3.75 Drapery Damask $1.95 Yard so-inch Jaspe grounds in solid color or multi-color stripes, in new allover designs. Beautiful high luster. Tussah Casement Cloth Special, 30¢ Rich pongee shade, 36 inches wide. Excellent quality for curtains or light- Bullion fringe, natural pom gee shade, a-in., asc yd.; 3-in., 39¢ yd. Holland Shades Special, 68c Beautiful, soft, egg gloss fin- ished domestic Holland, fin- ished plain. Ecru, linen, dark blue or green. Mounted on guaranteed rollers. Size 36x72 Anniversary Sale Special Cataract Washing Machine While They Last me on n Special 975. 5 Balance on Conveni- ent Payments Anniversary Sale Special $13 Allowance —on any old vacuum cleaner ap- plied on the purchase of a New Super /4 Royal Cleaner/ af During This Sale Only Down and Balance in Twelve Months Telephone GArfield 7500 Vandervoort’s Electric Shop — Downstairs. 4 é a PAGE.® aR AINA ten ORS > Gye Nain ACY SOLAR BR AEN AS ANP OR ie NA BM my o

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POST- DISPATCH i |) ae. nee Te IS sili $n cPy ee bir “ a t PN eae ote / 6 4 rine ah SR “Matra Ri 2 rg mR a eS eg AP AEP TNT PERI: AIRE OS REE OE a. SR ial Baik PE RR peal an at es - m ¥ 7 ¥ y . Z be ye ‘ é ‘ Ay odes Saas, : om Be : Hy , “ Bes ga 1D cape 9 Ao hy my ayes " ™ ng Por pNat coil ee r : - eed be year ihe ae Pa = a we AA thy ebay ryt Pree The Popular Kind With “Duplex” Collar ue ee $5 and $6 Values S ST “angi $350 Mahogany and Mohair Suites Bedrous al “1s = 2-Pc. Mahoga 2-Pc. Greem Walnut Van } 48-Inch Wain Lowis XV 5% So~ ~ 4 a} ‘ ‘ er in oy Laer ie Ag, AS ape q Pt ee se ole ‘ “ e ¥ 5 - 4 i be ‘ . 5 2 . Nl 2 , — voi o . _ ‘ates ~ A of s 4 en i€ re 5 _ \s ” os i> - - ‘ o he me % ca = ve Bh Ee A: ae oe ye ” wee we § a iia A 5 Me a %. ee Biss ys eee ee s ire é an, sd ‘ . a aye a vs ut me ieee wedi. F A> os ; “4 : pes r ee ce ? a wae e ee. ee « ; . os Sper age eee = EY genes: = - , Pare ‘ a ‘ pi . rs ne RS 99 te s oe ~ . SE e $y T34 et, cae tye: Es Se 2 eee 1 He” “tee 7 % Pe Ry f Operates. a BANE Li ge Bh ae scala” 5 i learner sy ; soft Scie 8 sd ae tye ds 2 ee RF gn, ie dony fain: p] » Co ast, a a) eT ke ae > elds gy ‘ ’ meg bleed pees 5 alte Ea eben gb ptrhsn ie (Hh ~1 ON * ~ fAtfy th ate | _—> pitta: ) C i > oo VC Gy C1 J Oy 6 aie > iD) wW2 C5 bo OO se) | 8 . AA tH HA (iA (th Gi VY 7 ) ‘ ‘ ox 4 s * hd - 4 he i a ag 3 ‘ le ¥ # - z Men's Furnishingcs—“Wain Fleer : ; - > y / ' " 7 - . - -_. 7 7 7 ‘ “_ «* a z « ; : “+ 5 : ; ~ » ~~ . ; ' F _— Z T : - ~ a | rrer! ee a ¥ ~ ~~ + ep) = —- + ~ - ’ Hats ‘or i — et with brass wire seed guard, .- } _— iid combiration mateg ney are aii - | ; ~ eee * °>-*"-—.¢ assortment of cole : 4 . | proper lenge 35 i . , = be! > - 7 durable. woolen . Warm, Sturdy anc a eer Want one at do0: aa m “ ca esa Anis idiots nh ee ee - on tei . ee ee ree ae ee ee | a oi yet Naber gas aul ght gE ade x MecScw Be zy y s i ca ve i 5 adi Baebes or, ™ Dut as oy - ‘ ee ee OE ae P ee aes eee Pe aoe Sat ae ; Se. aa, SP een ’ ‘os ee j ; sit Kec > t.4 ko , } ee cae ae OF ees ene ot 4 Ss oa Mines ¥ , ve “ wy ene Bh UN he se ales a Fr : ya - LOL GN EP RE 2 ABO Cc) . | See ee a ee } i , re T . A Women’s Union: - * i ~ - ‘ x eee ak pee : 6s : _ on : - cs i otes ’ : fhe Correct Models ‘I a . —__ ee ss : — Be ts regular So « elie ee, lp lips Bibs. Sag oe ee ts, PR LOD Ae MA omen ve . * = a -4.8 WEA RY " blues eb | : ew Kinds for All Rooms at Unus: avings—Making This overplaid tures and tv mt ‘ “ee yer = | +} es ime ipply | Winter an ‘id2y Needs toned weaves, a S | | = po 7 ) IEBE 7 tans, browns a Sh Cleat a, ier: ngph iettn > AS eetatly, 2: PE ily rE oy) $17.50 and ; wa ig $ 5 _ Window Shades, { = a —_ ~~ oe wm 4% hes a % oe ——— +s of $x grade: oil of radie colors: 36 inches ee e a ™ = ‘ te inteG Curtam® iovely new patterns. & itable tag almost aay a © sed on ae _ = > aes > &saw & ~* > : oe ’ a " ; eo with lustrous Dbuilom & spota% 4 ye = yp ee high Ae tay WOE ee Pe 2 42 Dy eee Sa eS ROE a we (oi ceter oo ae ee On a Pee wee -_ £ ial) Aaah teks ay few, ty oe gets wid ° * . . . — . . 2 2 * a ? : a) , 5. \ae OF ‘ ee : q ~ , - — —- piles: we ete — -~ 4 : - = * : al / : : re: Poin , 4 ; 7 nd én , mas or wedding ¢i: Ny | . 4 : ..~ go imches wide and in striped : A | , : patterns of many *” a8 : . = iw, Pee > gh eer ef? fc © © © © ee es Print ytegs PaseRDoie ation, shai y fe Fee eee ae se ‘3 Me, - pear me cel ye Btn eed

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____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 11 _-WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926. aaa 1.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ $1.98 Gloves Pair Thursday 48c 89c ~~ hy} aa r q . . a ’ € Mock-fashioned silk and @ Black lamb’s skin Gloves Hjustable iron bDase. on or ali-rayon Hose with in the two-clasp style. Hasement Gz , Sizes 84 to Io, Overseam sewn and offered re all allery jisle tops in wanted styles. ie Basement Basement We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—-Few Restricted Articles Excepted FAMOUS ~BAKR CO QPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’'N Los Angeles Denver St. Louis he gg 0 eae aoe Another Big Event Scheduled to Begin in the Basement Economy Store Thursday! ture JA SALE OF 1500 DRESSES eS a Over 150 Smart Styles—Secured in a Highly Remarkable Purchase $12.50, $15 and $16.50 Values a OD 7 PRESSES in such a wide variety that you'll choose with eagerness and great satisfaction—and pay only $7.65 instead of $12.50, $15 or $16.50. The styles are up to the minute, the materials are of the kinds and colors that are now most popular. It is an occasion that will further establish the value-giving ability of the Basement Apparel Section. The selling will start at 9 o'clock. Dresses for Street, Business, Afternoon, Sports and Evening There are colors and sizes for all. The new bright shades, the favored darker hues and, of course, many of the much-wanted black models. Misses’ sizes 14 to 20; women’s sizes 36 to 44. Basement Ecgnomy Stoer Electric Heaters ed Thursday at $3.95 ’ Electric Heaters for Fal] inter comfort; with 12-inch ire guard, screw type ele- Children’s Sweaters 97c 95c C Fei: Slippers im variou € 500 novelty brush yarn colors, with flexible leather Cricket Sweaters for boys : or girls; sizes 4 to 8 years. Basement $1.25 Slippers Women’s Hosiery Pair Thursday $1.95 Value, s of 79¢ Special... to $1 Grades . ‘ ‘ ‘ . ita ne Rigi VE aa ela fs soles amc rubber heels: fr bon trimmed; al! sizes. Basement “ eet et Ly at oh, a eeknceeee eee Dining Suites $200 Value $125 Rockford-built Suites of s5- ply construction and 11-inch dustproofing; well built and strong. Bedroom Suites $400 Vaiue >249 Four-piece walnut v hardwood Suites: 7 voor construction dily built. 4 v4 J Z, = 7 ‘(2 a g . : . hap A ; Wa fe Z - Oe APT sy ih ’ . ee Sp A te ty ; Bind : 4 5 : en Ee, ' . ; CHS teh, , ; \ % V4 LA 4 Lt / aA A es, ‘f Z Ss fC Vi ; Kf Ab fie Fo y 4 ts ¢ j hth “a ay $650 Val | 7, | | Yy Py (hy i ; 44 . 6 0 a ue : : y; >, A 4 e tay iis ; 4 iy Ds, : : Wiebe GE. : 44 pA . F a Z Keg Me 2 A DU . 9395 wainut veneer n'‘dull-rub finish: full toroof construction. Dresses of flat crepe, Canton crepe, jerseys, crepe satin, various woolens, velvet combinations and bro- ; . cade combinations—all of pleasing quality and form- : “ meiten ing a variety that makes choice intensely interesting. ultes iple Mirror sser : = ae nt Chairs seventh Flioer — Thursday Offering of vice for Six | meni = ea! 4 ie aes ae % 4 4 SSLA . he SS P ‘ Fey % ‘ , UD A ‘ie, EE A FES ‘ ‘ti Mines Lh dd Ke GE : 4 hy My ty , at . y 7 y ‘ : 4 A . “7 4 secieeenatniaieaames ‘ f ” tp J Tg y $ 3 3 0 d C i a eT ys 4 5 hl , ips Vi Yes x if a e an s . @ “Vatu Mp bina hMibssiese Giz ‘“, ; g % OW ey ei py, Mi OO” i HOther Extreme Values in the Basement Economy Store C rcle Stands with weight- Bedspreads, $2.66 Bungalow Aprons, 2 for $1 | Children’s Gloves, 2 Prs., 87¢ ed , brass tubing and ....:. @4.d5 | S8oxios-inch rayon and cotton-mixed Spreads with 69c to 89c values in gingham Bungalow Aprons; | 69c value in children’s fleece-lined jersey Gloves} scalloped ends; popular shades. Only two to a in a variety of styles; color - fast and neatly fur top and gauntlet styles. customer. trimmed. Men’s Gloves, 49¢e Men’s Khaki Pants, 96c Cotton Corduroy, Yd., 49¢ 79c cotton velvet Corduroy in a variety of good = - ‘ als¢+ } ‘ arits - : , = ‘ Seconds of 79c and $1 grades; in cape leather and Good quality Khaki Pants; cut full, with cuff bot colors: ideal for robes or dresses. wool and imported-fabrics. Sizes 774 to tro. toms and belt loops. Well made. Sizes 30 to 42. Silk Remnants, Yd., 95e US A . ee it @ $4.50 Bird Cages | fa : : sa . wT2 cual = Hendry make brass Bird | | [iy Women’s Hats, 97c Men’s Union Suits, 95c ages, round style: fitted | ic @ | : - a with brass wire seed guard, Hundreds of Hats for immediate wear: of vel- | $1.25 to $1.50 vaiues in ecru color cotton Union perches, removable drip ptt, felt and combination materials; in black and Suits; elastic ribbed and fleece linec; tong siceves, ankle-length; closed crotch. Sample sizes. tray and top knob $3 35 @ Spiendid assortment of colors. with ring........ DODD al le Ps 4 y Girls’ Wash Dresses, 90¢ Basement Gallery $1.50 value in girls’ gingham, broadcloth and print- ed Wash Dresses; sizes 7 tO 14 years. : —— e M45 value in far Women’s Semi-Girdles, 95 Women’s Semi-Girdles, 95c 45 \cy striped material, combined With Sections of elastic: well boned; sizes 28 to 36. Bovs’ Novelty Suits, 94c Our November rtains ! Savings—Making This ter and Holiday Needs Quaker Curtains $17.50 and $18.50 Values .. $9.85 € Gold-tinted Curtains 1” lovely new patterns;.a kin suitable fag almost any room and all finished on the bottom _ with lustrous bullion fringe. mask $3 Sunfast Velour Striped —for colorful draperies— 5® many inches wide and in rose, blue, ncows gold mulberry, brown and | yim black: 75 £0 Yard aaa $2. Drapery Kehtion—Fifth Fieet —o- — Ke hie p — > ww e : ' : I" $ aim * ss : 4 4 “ t Women’s Union Suits, 4S8e lightweight fine-ribbed cotton i to BBc values in ' , regular amd extra 6§12Z¢s8. Women’s Union Suits, 94c 1.25 tc medium weight finely S$: [ Waiwi Ty - regular and extra sizes. : \ ‘ . 4 = elvet Carpeting, Yd., 95¢c at 39 Velvet Carpeting of durable quality, 27 inches p “f. in attractive colors and designs. } Vindow Shades, @ for 95c “Oncs of $: grade: oil opaque Window Shades and . 7 : . ‘sirable colors: 26 inches wide and 6 feet long. Wp Xuffled ~ Curtain Sets, 98e ‘s. ‘ inty white voile Ruffled Curtain ‘“*; Well made and in full length and width. ’ aad -_— Uc “irls’ School Dresses, $2.65 50 values in jersey and novelty wool t's 7 to 14 years. , 2 r 2 : Men’s Sweaters, $1 : $i.65 values in men’s heavy cotton and 4XeC Sweaters; two pockets; sizes 36 to 46. ~~ oo Children’s Bootees, 2 Prs. for 97c Boc value felt Bootees, in blue and red, with soft chrome soles and padded heels; sizes 6 to 2. Bovs’ Gauntlet Gloves, 89e * $1.39 value fleece-lined leather Gloves with large gauntlets; excellent for schoo] wear. Women’s Purses, 89c $1.25 value pouch and under-arm Purses in good colors; strongly made and fitted with mirrors. Feather Pillows, Each, 94c $1.50 value 20x27-inch Pillows; filled with sanitary feathers and covered with art ticking. Plaid Blankets, Each, 78e to $1.19 grades; s00 Plaid Seconds of $1.10 : . Size 64x76 inches. Blankets with overcast ends. Tots’ Outing Sleepers, 2 for 95c Good quality plain white and fancy striped cotton outing flannel Sleepers; sizes 2 to 6 years. Art Needlework Pieces, 3 for 95c soc to 75¢ values; 1000 stamped pieces of Art Needlework; start on your Christmas gifts. Men’s Neckwear, 49¢e 79c and $1 values in new Silk Ties; open - end shape, with wrinkleproof lining. Boys’ Blouses, 48c “9c and $: values in percale and madras Blouses; light and dark effects. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Men’s Blue Work Shirts, 49c "9c value full-cut blue chambray Shirts with two pockets and faced sleeves. Sizes 1444 to 16%. Cotton Outing, 5 Yds. for 62c asc value full-cut 36-inch fancy striped Cotton Outing Flannel: good quality for sleeping gar- ments, etc. Linen Toweling, 5 Yds. for 88c asc value pure 16-inch Irish Linen Toweling with colored border. For kitchen or roller Towels. Cotton Flannelette, 5 Yds. for 58c rsc value domet full-bleached Cotton Flannelette; 27 inches wide. Ideal for pajamas, etc. Cotton Satinette, 3 Yds. for 97c soc value 36-inch lustrous Cotton Satinette in plain shades of peach pink and rose; also black and white. : Neatly made Suits of jersey; middy and button-on styles. Braid on collar and cuffs and emblem on sleeve. Sizes 3 to & years. Boys’ Bib Overalls, 94c Heavy-weight blue denim Overalls with large bib, wide suspenders and pockets. Sizes 8 to 16 years. Women’s Outing Gowns, 95c $1.29 to 1.49 values in women’s cotton outing flan- ++ nelette Nightgowns; sizes 36 to 50. Women’s Costume Slips, 95c $1.29 to $1.59 values in Costume Slips in a variety of styles and colors. Sizes 36 to 44. Cotton Petticoats, 2 for 95c $: to $1.49 values in women’s cotton Petticoats with novelty and tailored flounces. . Rayon Bloomers, $1 $1.95 value in women’s and misses’ 27 and ag inch Rayon Bloomers; a variety of colors. Part Wool Flannel, Yd., 97c $1.39 value 324m Part Wool Flannel] in red and green. It is of a splendid dress weight. $1.49 value in r to 3 yard remnant lengths of crepes, prints, etc.; may be used for many pure Wool Crepe, Yd., 95c $198 value 40-inch all-wool Crepe; will not wrinkle or muss; only 300 yards. In cream, brown and gray. Cotton Velveteen, Yd., 79c $1.39 value 29.inch black Cotton Velveteen in z te 4 yard lengths. , Hard Candy Pillows, Lb., 29¢ soc value satin-finished mint-flavored pillow- shaped Candy. A confection that many will enjoy. School Bags, 87 ¢ $:.25 value in waterproof School Bags with pencil and lunch pockets; in colors. Children’s Low Shoes, $1.55 $1.95 to $2.65 values in children’s and misses’ Oxz- | fords and straps; broken sizes. Rag Rugs, 2 for 88c 69c value in a4x36-inch “Hit-and-Miss” Rag Rugss fringe finished. Crawford border. a ————$———S

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a "¢ 5 a) ee he ioe tae Vas eS ba | & a a a >. - : $ e : ie, 2 eh ee ee 2 an e Va $ ¥ on | [ tee es ae ;. tae = » i “ “2 - 3 ie ~_ 24 ? F ue . $ aS sy i i Se : Bere -~ Z : Bae \____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— : ee oe ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - WEDNESDAY EVENING. SOVEMBER 10, 1920___._....._.__ = é | to-Be] S sini panyddeyti, SY. ae | 4 2 ; } . J 3 pe ee “ae es * me # a een * zs eae j . i of the local wag called to (dent of the local at the iast meet- - x Pak S Senator La Folictte Doing Well. meeting of | , ‘ae ot tes ed = ay ' ioe ‘ Ry the Associated Presa | settle @ frievance Charges had ing and the session was to settle aV er ; 7 Ms | ‘ : ROCHESTER. Minn., Nov. 10.— | been preferred against the presi- the difference. * ‘ Ase ta hoe | Semater Robert M. La Follette of | . | ~ Lane Bryant Maternity Dresses conceal - New W : a fr. | Wisconsin is under care of physi- | | a" condition, thus enabling you to enjoy nor- = Pie mae cians of the Mayo clinic. He ar- TEE LCE Ta LEE LILES LI IIE a mal social activities withd@ut discomfort or ! WT her len | so | | rived here Monday ard yesterday | es a . \ embarrassment. Wear them later. | ‘ +e 7 Vas declared to he aotr . well. The é ars$-- | ers ia on — it ar Lae 3 nature of his ailment has not been - f : Though still in style, ( Fae disclosed. | ‘=, New Dresses 4 LAYETTES | most too shabby tobe war . Epes | Missouri-Washington Football Game, ,E- a st age Bee pet ge ee a season. Then she the ca * y, : a | at repe wit! Each Piece d parately : , : : + fees. BEAUTIFUL HAIR s 25 November 13, in the New Stadium pleated Georgette ee Ma oa dienes £ yo eros Mystic Dry S a : rshe got a can and | Bae DEVI Lad | : Frill. $10.95 $19.75 dayahe got ape.” “84 if neglected becomes dull, bmttie, J T Na- Cc Cc L U rel BIA vant “a ; = tcame spots, a ree end fifeless. ladies can restore Dr. ohn Bauer ells ° | 75 Ma . y Suppo : i on new fustre and the i Hei its original beauty and lustre with . ternit rts ae sa ’ i; 2 ) a eS) . . * « . me a ES ; : a. Z ¢ tional Municipal League ROUND SPECIAL TRAIN leaves Usion Station ming became bright SSc buys an extra largeggg FROST'S Pin a . ‘at SJ f Tice yet hers and Corsettes i : NewbrosHerpicide | would Aid in Public Se ee ae Srl an ae | sell it - Barbers apply it. Regular trasm leaves 10:30 p.m. Others in Flat Crepe or Retain Stylish $3.95 Regulation of Rates. leave Deimar Ave. 15 minxtes ister. f iy, Gatin or Cloth. Sizes Figure Ps 4 for -women or misses: 3 Preserve Health = GOOD RETURNING on any Wabash § fyi $15.95 to $69.75 | nuove Futigue PO-DD ‘ . train arriving St. Louis not later than f eee e he ay ‘ : 4 Regula > ss cf publi uUtiiitz2es a is 4-30 Pp. m.. Sundav., November 14, hw eer u foundered upon the rock of Vaiu- Tickets & Reservations a Yr z Pe 2 . 7 tm , i 2: : om in the opinion of Dr. John, $28 N. Broadwey a | Cl ‘eka : . 3 5 7 - . — et?i~¢oe . , % +. = 7 auer of New York, public wtuity Deimer Ave. Statioa $19 75 ‘| a ef 4 nsultant who spoke today at the Iason Statics ‘ + > ‘ 5 on ~~ —— * * . ‘ ; 3 s 2 aon 2 oe 4 ‘ mh N@ AWisera Sixth & Locust Sts. drnniienaietiiniinniel Fe : Municipal League in convention in “7 La 2 : Sta‘ti- y “4 7 oe . — a ae ~~ hoe re °° 2g aor _—— - — - pee te SPSS OORT EO ee assess ee set ene HESS eees Sees SONee SEeneweeesass - - stor Siaeeeeeeeeeseeiases t+ setae a " eapeaseee — yong se a + a an - Te ¢ 7 i ie 3 > « = TS nae BH i} Th Failiai.di saad © - oe > a : — -. owe 5 e 3 ~-- oreo@® . *] i eh os = ¥ > ot ae 72 * rs | et) yey cee LS. Cres Yet fave Ried W0eBpeciiy Me 26 — | ’ + —* 2» *& ~ vu te 4 Ae ? +> a ee a: “eMMmenis VV. Bare: Se i f 420 bene i ** . ~ & ~ * — = £ «” . “ey? ier ce ” 5h oe — 2 2.4 a ia ‘ ee. - oa 8 hi Vale ' Leo. a o2+5 we . —_ . - sore 2 e . - — —— ' an — ~\ Dee eee itt ~F wee —~ . m4 sa 4 : a4 Pad . °2 - 4 - { > : — — ors +. Louw Langent “Womens dbecicity hae . aia a £ r : ae $4. Q-00 DOWN or oe jes ys : , cme viel ) J Fa secceoet . . owners of utilities for increasing ss: revenene: —— ‘a > ? oon queares ” ——- , Balance Like onsideration of reproduction cost ES — | 7 . . = aes = : Rent— Weekly as an element. This has resulted = = 2 - ent | =e —= % : reatuy increased Taliuations 7 i es ot eee nmATr > sitrcstinarea ——s ° * LF a4 “ ~~ * ee. — ; ss a «4¢** eg gO tt oes acronis iat idles i Parises City Manager. cece ) 33 we ta & 7 ro re : Whit ~ -? — + nown “ready-made” ager pian cf ie “sg ; eo aaria wn . cough remedy, Frou prebadiy cotid net bad shown merit in €.iLMlNating se : : : : aa sik’ ene se it F— casa Se a i ed. vy fins Fe en ee Sep HT Rn tg RB a a i . .*s : ; ry : i¢* 2° ounces of Af fetes, Giits iil itis; 2 PE om c’ ae ie) he’ pe pi tae Pad I t ‘ I PPrrrrry: | | | rept rth ‘Hf Hi | ; ’ % » , f / ie ; » “Y ' ‘ | 2 Y v , ; . t ' * 7’ | 5 } ! EEGESEE o> ; Fett PITTILI ITI Lititititirtititititittt ’ ihe eee : i iarlgedc eeet ERLOTS RPOER BO ae a ‘ 2, , IR 2 = eS, . . ~~ “ _—s 14h 45S F 2 wes This Pinex and Syrup preparation .... ‘f | = 3 use of a cough and | ef, ef § BS? ™" " 4] > wi 7 ts os ee re re ‘te {2 + eee he throat tickle the best ty 7 © rt ’ a , ‘ : b , %, , ‘ ! } ‘ ’ a e ; " =} ; ¢ ; a tity , of Rg a ae ; gentiy and easily that it is really as el ; 4 a ¥ na t & ~ : - A days use will csenuallr overcome ee : E the ordinary cough and it is splendid $S*™>Xing records for economical! ar %. 2 for bronchitis, hoarseness and bromch- efficient administration. utting u £ : 4 ia! asthma. q my - Xnoe Foaoe r. —— — - © 4 ws ai - 4 . ‘.- Pinex is a most valuable concen- . He ‘: pes es fF i 4 trated compound of genuine Nerway _ ; Pine extract and palatab'e guaiaco! al f whs “OYTETT ELLY | try | . ’ eee . . se eaeen a, eee J eebeteteatee TTIrTITT itt tt be dahs Re ’ +. ; eeeeeree ae eeseuvevee cb a ee ee ee ey ee o a Tet Re rt Ses ‘ hs N Fay . — hal ——. “ms ¢ ~ . | which has been u or geberatwns tO Effictemcy Rises From Teachers. 3 break severe coughs. ine, et ; To avoid disappointment. ask rour : ; Cruggist for “2%, ounces of Pinex” with 20 Mary critical es » . . > —_ — ATF © - Cirections. Guaranteed to give : terially bettered, in the » a a. > - - — . y Ria & Ci ULaiswias. isk i — of Missouri University, by restor- #3 ex Co, Ft. Wayne, Ind. “Say ** ey | 2 “ — > “+ - “ — + ——— % : “2@2r per = A * i as +s eS we Me. ~ ¥ =. as - a - = Teng TA ahh ede bee , . ~ « - - : =" s oe nee | \ (any ite See Sd PB RAR, Rew OR Bs stig 1 eh peal es noe Me hl S tbe, i A OBE pag a eeeee “ae an Sever? eeae eheeeer ” see -? eeeecteet EP RTP STP EF: ‘ ? f a » al 4 ? i. ‘ € , ' , ; . ee + Cae ‘i ales steve fe E writ os i03 ye aaa we bora De ee oe : xs \ a : ethecraee . 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' i a= j A... - * - > ae Ce oe oe Oe are Y\\ 22> a a aie — - ~ “~~ — a ha a i Se a a a rr _ ~~ a, = t iit rt ? t > ’ rr STN AS > ‘A ye, a, Xv ee Ma Jil ‘ ak & @ a .. . & 4 ations 5 Liwei UC P TLY OF Liais Rij wd 2% Lijit Be i, igi ai iA ; ra i’ tT ; i A 3 » 3 PEL PRA PEREEED ET AP EET EEE EEE TET TEES, 5loomers Fashion's | ae rnforced New Silhouettes 2 + + ohooh oe bk ee ms > | “ws > WOLl! a = eT - e+ i i a | ~ Twars ~ 4 ; 3 : is ae _— | . ee ~~, s - ia — a — -— ik ht ee - rN ts fe ow, eS | ; i Tt ee.* OF y t} : - ieee ~ Ne 4 Nh ce Nee Py4aits ‘ at " ee One Seer eS Pept he Me on ©. Newest Shades : | Caltskin sce iadl piete put “ ~ oe ? Just 1500 Dresses and They'll Sell Like Wildfire! Misses’, 14 to 20 HW’ omen’s, 36 to izes. 46 5; SPSSSSE SCC Ses © + Pee “8 OE eee owe al € ~ = 20 fc ff 7 7 . 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GARLAND, lLnc.—Saxth Street Thru to Broadway, Between Locust and Se. €harie- sesececoes . ee ine : #7 ‘ a eee e Pen i Pie oO an pene 2 geet Cees Y , ; 7 PE nee Le eos SR la Relate Rl ted RR de dette tai daidat iid dd dddedhieiddeddiedeididdedd didi ddd hd ehhh hhh LAL LLL TTI TTT IIIT EET LILtrtitiririiriririrtiil SESH RS SSSHSET HOHE SHSAETHOSEAH SEAS EH HEHHSOS SHASTA OTHE SHAT HEE SAOESEEROHESER ESSE ST EHO SHSSHESEHHEHAESHEK OT OS FSO SERGE HEdEEEEEHeeEETeeeeneSEESSEENeEBeseseseeeeS PSOPSPR PAPA CHOOTHOORE GSES ERESEDSSHOL SORES ONELE SESH EEO TESERE TEESE ESOOSSEOSETODER SHR HOE TORS E CEST OOSETE LESS OEOEEOVENeSECeEOeerDSseDeeEeeSECeOEReECeseee Seeeeee WONDERFUL SHOES = | | 420 ~. 6th_716 Olive JB Scr to ret persons “her consider % Get 3 ee . . f # 3118 Easton : ‘ >

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day she got a can and went to Out came the spots, the fabric too} on new lustre and the fur : g 46 YEARS OF BUILDING FOR TOM ag ups! merge anaes 3: 35c Saved Her Bu . 4 : ai : ORROW—1880 TO 1926 a New Winter ee . W her heart sank when re : é = got out last winters coa, fA : Though still in style, it oa ~ most too shabby tobe worn E £ season. Then she thought a a Frost's Mystic Dry Cleaner. The = : ming became bright and fresh, : 35c buys an extra large can, FROST’S MYSTIC DRY CLEANER Leaves no embarrassing odgy sivessvacccatecsssvesssasscsesianens: & sda = y . meni -_— , & —. oo SE c SE Reproductions of Paris Frocks J : * . d $ WVE would hike to use * . > . ic 4 oo] thus * 2 > 5 vuld il : : : : ecorgniz as Cc > wr 1+» = " ol } - tee ow a the Frocks aS nhav- - . . ing their origin in gar : : ments costing many times > fine ‘Ty : 4 \* - . es ¢ intended price > >. > * o > * 7 > + ~ a: > * Fashion's New Silhouettes Phe collection is widely di- versified. There are Frocks atternoon, street, sport, . lege or dance . , . . pxcar, in the most authentic \/ne and.ftwo piece styles VY our choice is un restrictéd. there are 80 many different models 1m tne LkToup All of the newest sleeves. the newest 4 neckiimes, the new skirts . > ang al! etiectiveiy trimmed. . - >. — : — — a. * . ws oat ep VTPPEPNITEET DTG yy, ’ } aa | Corduroy Robes Annwersary Special! 3 " a» . eo. Y : 7 ~ 5 ; : Baek is = tt i? 4 é . > " y! 4 =~ & i w ss 7 A A _ | t > ; | a | ; | ~ ae bs , } ; ll Comfy ar smart, these robes in plain and embossed effects. Col- ors are cherry, firefly, copen, orchid and pur- ple. \ v ive eUrs Uwe es BALA LALA LALA Ae > : Silk Underwear | wie ae Anniversary Special! 372 Chemise and Step-Ins of crepe de chine and radium, lace trimmed and tailored; gowns and bloomers of crepe Ca a TR — - AR ReAEAnABA EAA RADIA — RAR AAAS AA AA RA AAAAA RAR RA OA AR OR RAGA AR AREER OA RA RARDAR OR OR ORARARA AR OR AR RAM rrTvTTTTY Anniversary Special! ee Popular dark shades of Rayon to match Fall frocks; plain and fancy a! cuffs ruffles en- mre; =hance the bottoms. eee | Slips & Bloomers : ; : ; ‘¢ - ra a nm | ——" & e +¥¥ ar ote BAA RAAR AA RARA GR AAD PAA AA A & Bloomers 7 Anniversary Special! i All dark shades; slips of crepe de chine, ra- dium and_ silversand; bloomers of rayon, re- inforced seat. IL A AAS ia a We GEV EV UE VEYYOU CUS ENE VETS Ue UY We Wane He v6 Veme UuP, eS a > A RAAARA RA AAR AARA BARA AA ARAAR RA AA RAR RAB AARARARAR BARA A) KAGARER CAAA BASAT — ~~ —s ee eee eee or we | ARRAS POPARARAROARRRAAR ARAL ER ARENA AARA RAR! 4a Brocade Corseles Bs, Se Sonnenfeld’s ie re, - ion Own Brand $9.55 Pink cotton brocade with comfortable elastic inserts and six garters in sizes 34 to 46. & Choice of Entire Stock Only 3s0 in the lot! All the new effects in stripes, plaids and plain materials. all color combinations. / oN ‘Tom Boy” Skirts : : 4a = ER a a - a ee Broadcloth Blouses Annwersary Special! values at } WNW OV ENN WrOWY We uv Ue NWN YN vy ve ve 122 E $ = oOo 5 ; i 1 to oS a te oo ee w 3 ~ 3 n - ~ * B+ i hs +f nd © | £393 c i) — | —_ i i SAA RAGA AAA LAR AAS A) BROA «8 All dark shades to match Fall and Winter dresses, dainty as well as excessively practi- cal : LAAMe v we UY Wile We OY We Oe re Oe we Fe ee 51-00 Ci A . Pr. ; AAR ARAR AR AR AR AAR RAPA PAAR ARARPRARAS OAR WER AAA A AA RRRR S| j Our $5 Hat Shop, on the SECOND FLOOR, Features an Extraordinary Sale of Trimmed Hats A Super Special Anniversary Offering! Felt Hats! Bengalines Faille Hats Velour Hats! Satin-and- Metallic- Satin Hats! Metallic and-Lace! Pi eh. \ “ Great Savings! Styles and sizes for misses and matrons in the very newest effects and colors for midwinter. ‘85> Hat Shop—Second Fiocoer.) ih bh hhh hh hbah hh ik bbb hhh ehhh he ——— OS : es an CN Sena edn. nt deeos—_ aan 7 - a UPER SPECIALS 3: FIRST FLOOR! Super Specials in TOILET GOODS . y — me Tooth PUROr 6Kkdve ble Listerine Dr. West’s Mavis Palmolive Listerine 21c, 42c, 79c Golden Peacock Cream. . 89e¢ FRE Tooth ge: 37c | Ponhion tpademel 33c RADAAPAAAL ) AAD AD AAs AAPA EETITTIT TT rryt > aanemeuaren ewer — er = AROMA REP RARE penenanas Box of Peacock Powder With Each Jar of Cream ——~ AAMAS RADARAD A DLA Y ara AAAARA = »~ Silk Umbrella Anniwersary | ee. Special! a 3:09 lain and fancy bor- | H ders, 10 ribs; all wanted i shades with 3) wooden amber handles. Se NSS Bs vv VY SY VY VOU LOWY EY VN Ee NENW By VY Oe Vu wew ew decorated hanna nana tn anna anon ee * giao : Useful Smocks Originally 3 to 5 | Times More! , | All pastel shades in rayon, broadcloth and cotton shantung? some # smocked, others plain. \ PAS RA RARARAONR RADA FOO ROR ROR EERE re “PARAS ANOAS ARAB HA AABAAR AAAS AA ARAAAAMBEA gh ck ce CARA PARARARRRAERAAGAR GAP AP 8 _ =e s ADGA RARAPAGRAOA BA PAAR A rervyyy eis perce SAR ER AAS ARAGADA RR AAOARARANAA BARA A ARMAS RAGS RAAMAAS RADA? SAA — aL pone AA RRA RA Che

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH » fF : ___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926___ ca at . i oe EU mtn eee bso dad ee id a se * . 1 A NS: eae Rg ead PAGE 14_ ______ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— poll ti, Pe Magis align IRE Hel | au —— eruBeokt tauen ewos [SHOWING OF WAX MODEL OF. 3 fou HEINTZ SANITARY ASHPITS ||STUB80RM COUGH ENDS. ; ha FIFTEEN ’ HEAD SUGGESTS Woriilzer a eid Need No Corrugation for Strength upd Money Refunded MRS. MILLS . 1927 ~= me a id Being Two Gauges Heavier Science announces a new pre- | | 6-Tube Console Co , ae is : : cee at nest like magic. Relief | eae Sn haute gS [Scotter S"mustte=s"* swale! Her Husband and Daughter and the Three * Main ¢ Clinton je *} mas hack Eaually good fer HEINTZ STEEL & MFG. CO. Phone. TY ler 0254 pe par: ry em for, which purpose it Accused ot Her Murder, Gaze Unmoved *11 se sore throat tor hich ie ; We Also Buiid Tanks, Garages. Filling Stations, Barbecue Stands, Ete. has been found fa super>ri Sian 1 . ek | ee | | gles No chloroform or harmtui : i Se } Bet gies, Ke er heres ee On the Spectacle. Bs ee F. Bee 4 ‘adults. It is called Thoxine and a “ee | Be ~~ sold on a money-back guarantee. | TERMS $2 A “4? ee "| TRY a S-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results al- ssc, 60c and $1.00 sizes. All drug-; By DOROTHY DIX. ,as easy to sdlve as a cross-word “4 Pe most certain Money refunded on canceled tnsertions. xists (Copyright, 1926.) puzzie. The new Wurlitzer 6-Tube Radio is the set yout Poy — SOMERVILLE, N. J., Nov. 14. No Touch of Tenderness. talked about so much. Bs the née See ‘¥ | | : ety dé : : mia ° re role he tem rh = in popularity by 198% perfes mance = S Fine —The morbid murder trial fans And strangest thing, perhaps, in hemes in and around “t. Legis. Come ip ¥ sara is strange story is that there the marvelous “tone” of the sew Warliltzer, : Fast and a alife. Assuredly, the Milis family x 24, ‘. - | ; end vecrvatiens appiy te fo Ferwfermanon | oe Thursday ! . aed 2 5 ie 3 n° tx 3 n th Bice S : , “ 88 ’ who had stood for two hours lh ra is no element of tenderness in it : the radio you intend buying. sae Cenvenient cee: pelting rain of a dreary November no pathos. Horror there isin plen- 9B oie | (eg me * day. waiting to get into the court ty, but there is no love, no tears, no . lee FY Sa a rall_Wfille trial. and Oreaking hearts. Hardiy a trace ; Sol r “7 ’ : = H Ria es - > ’ ro asd at As - e ~ : : e , of any human emotion. Not even . ; . : * : 5 > ad endur hours @f grind- : . I .anos—JTyans-—Harpe—-Musieal Inst ' ri : rmen had @enacureu wuss — 4esire for revenge F E it) ia SIXTH anp LOCUST ronda Pewgpen OT gd Large | pen Evenings = ‘ 7 . ' = ic ~ “oF ‘ + oa "3" } & T3 ‘ ail i em 2 Bas Hike ; A ing boredom listening to tne The police and detectives who , til 9 ve zo ae STREETS perts and the lawyers wrangling cross-questioned Mrs. Hall the day ntl P. M. 4 ble track. : : : ‘ on the bodies were found were amazed - ae é “ & ; - - 4 FF a™ “ ~ a» woe 5 ¥ a Ws + 44 | . > Fin aee rtyr’ 1¢ on ne cal d " 23 ~ ? f "4 t D ; ‘ over the fingerprints Oo! RR ah # GPS ERAS ee aE AS | e or s arg es 1tctor ea Le. St. Levis (Wab)- 903 am. a 3 4 a J. TT? 4#ena* rot them al Sade = not lias ra J 22206 Tr : “ ? Ar Deaver (U.P. a &15 a.m. 3 : E found at Dr. Hall’s feet, got tnemw . inti: weetitinuns tis Wheater thal =| , ; : - . eae "0 ad sf sf i rea. |) fae Don't Miss It . Sromieen Ee atcuecligineas aetna nant AT ST. LOUIS’ FApVORITE BOYS SFQMBB Sec tesseee 4 4 j Ostensi) * cou rse us to ireadful business ended, and ti 2 4 ~~ . “ . or - goss Railway Bachange Bidg. k ‘ . eSB ii Olive St. > risualize :. & jurors = . ’ : ' Bn Gartela 1304-5 ishe sre eived the wounds that Mrs. Mills’ husband and daughter ag . ex nents Mo 4 kills d } er brut ps t ry cally it » wes F wl j Sister Vs rs in Ourt he as gat) Be osT-8 ig tremendously more significant than Were unmoved when her biood eek : Z : hat Yi could not look t it Stained c aes r SacwWwn and Seay without thinking of the me they looked upon the ghastly mod- aa trial by ordeal when those accused of her ad and ek. What- y ; ? murder were for 7 to in - er she was in their lives ts ended | 5 se rns: nd it was super- @2nd t io not make the pretense a F ° ear att that their de- of mourning one who was a faith- is. ; Silks! Rayons! stitiously ee ee ee a ee ed ie ae Wool! New Styles eae aod whe brdughs thelo bathing ag lity, Very Desirabl | og lemme slat ames ing the aac ie ‘ Good Quality, Very Desirable. ces: Roneter Seebeck iu (thine may be sald of (MF. all. +e. . : . . . ’ oe ae a Ee oe eee Chee) | Dl ust be sad, to lie tn a in 5 Prettily Trimmed, Big Selection! ee a eT ecckn futon aes as ae somes er He ' ‘ [Ss S-} is ’ $ mat- 3 Sea a ee i ” — a sssines satan: vats o. 4 «atbeapee rma se ; AOR: g -= oF 3 T T the exhibit with as m and dis- - : - it # : ; else in the room Thev sat’side by The ORIGINAL * ae ia . ; . - } es : . . . side as they always do, dignified aan 3 With Built-In Arches utterly quiet, masters of) them- tae selves and their nerves I ve ' 2 $: ¢ meer ese: ev meannis ~ 4 - Fide. Rae | All Leathers 85 Originally Much eted so little. “Nearly iF EY oe ; . = y pin 2 Oe — e - - = ~-* . - mee Six of our Best Mail Order Sellers. Lane Bryant style and comfort all-leather heur after hour, almost as immo- S z & - > - + ‘ . at shoes for all women who desire style at an economy price. All sizes, all ile as statues. their hands quiet ag tj teathers, but not in every style. Sizes to 1l1—widths to EEE. Others to $8.50. hee a aga ‘ she rae agg 2 s ae | OB: cin wae San unutes paee Expert Shoemen Will Fit These Shoes, Assuring Satisfaction Epression flitting across them. vam 2 &. &: And so * + tie ws a ghastly sf : # : ai fs for 3 ¢iear skin a : ¢ = . salts Vwihe=-« e©oesés s2° = & { =e . . ver Tt wae with the embedded R %Y : . to r r: s -. | which denden the ; me : \ rom New York, who ha > compiexion. : yea : r , Le 1 - s | i i s £ 4 pag ae. : | j KAN '}: zé F ‘: * = ha 4h ‘a > e ~ *. The BSeauti/ ving ig §- i » it 2 \ Skin Elixir eae 4 | : \ ; é. gz y i ~ ri A ¢ ‘acl : | ee ae Se au ie sgh nutes, ag if s meee a tee be i ng the tear’ i res a -.* ? ; a ee BREE , * 9 9 ie a eal ha 1 66 ¥ - is a A Calm Revital of Horror. la ] ae m4 : : 2 i i, 3 ag -_— ti > | e three § Iwo 20-Minute sands and “4 4 a . ne “— itil seven Rinses 7 | ama nel | —No Lost Cilothes— 3 | pees * | i og = red Ree a ADVERTISEMENT } ‘ = F ? | In the Popular-Price Section = | >. WOMEN NOW ff : SS SERVE NEW DATA I | an Overcoat......2 sheep- h * -ess Shirt Ae med Coat..a Su with two long trousers o-~ 4 ewe. The smart dress ~ . 7 ° i or a Ouit witN 2a pair may be had in the new 4 Satins Silk; button style. are ‘ woman as was done to Mrs. | ry : Silks R : some Puzzling Points. | . . opening sty! are also | re ; emember, eo Mrs Ha — oo eee ae ar y, and shor 3 : iss _ fe: iat : Veta! 7 Be age os » nanigted as he... Delicious new hot cereal is better | or long and short pants \ Leia : Hats rs of her husband and his affinity at _ than oatmeal for only $12.75. Dress Gloves eS. is : ‘clock and at 2 oa k tad have : ee 1 rY ae ll aa oper ‘Tathoc on r Men's D Gloves | : “one ae een seen still weeping over them } iothes o 2, t = mens ress : : Section Th® most hardened criminal in the | New Oata is the newest, most gtori- B-| Clothes of high charac of plain white kid or i — So aclies , . weiter lore +h a amd yet, going at § ! con ) body loves that delix wus Dew favor. 4 -t ; - yy . - ~** 3 = . = - t} 4 af v9 ho of, } +h-« *./ ‘ > a } ms 7 ae Felts Regularly worid could ave borne to Que treat in hot cercals. In this new Bee ter.__splendid in fabric “4 = : . & an. + = ~h , 2 o food Rature : mos? +. b ey 7 | ah ont ie : . Ori ced fr se = 3 =. + Va i $4 95 , pi hm i2ence. LF tal x irs eae & “2° 8 Mos. rarored -, a2iR8 ; - . ~ rom r.7§5 to , § i & . . , - _ | ° | ‘Ss ? . me a re -- |} with his victims. Nor would any Dave been taken—and ail their good- | : and styie.....just what q 53.00. i et Velvets | r linger s sz at the Bess and flavor have been blended to ! Two-Pant Suits . { [ ae rae ? = ; - > ~ - 3 ~ 8 : ’ . - bo 7 a i | ie e his crime where he mich: Cresta @ hew, tempting feed—the Geat — the DOvVs ' +i] ed © Conventional . 4 | tf any moment be detected cis improvement on oats in fifty years. . At $12.75 ies ~~ tot ; : ' ar _ i © ee ; t :} P 4 Wee ef y vs : : =. 5 Likewise, Mrs. Hall is agcused o: These > WO grains are oats and whole : iwo pairs Ong W inter Wweatner. Be € = 3 be *} ' i N 1% nz st ew nh ‘he ; : (pt ars ex. Wiear. inciudcing the bran. And New Ty i | - i —_ . ‘ > é ‘ . ae _ .: . * : i . ‘ ae Fr i i ; manged by Dr. Hall and Mrs. Mijjs Cate has all the qualities-of both. All “ Preasted coats. Man- Sure to see them hurs- -— =. | : : heir bodies, vet the greatee: “© zest and relish of the finest. richest i} This vest Ace wee : ; ae SE ass a om at Il the Inoee nf , pA lian ae BB: . i | i # ’ -OO1 in rorld would know that All we Soyanes 6 goiden whole ive gray murxtures day : beautiful shai : . ae Ba’ ‘ . : ain? ever —_— 7s ' wheat. It 8 a ComDinat > — = % * a ia é Fo - : } e j would be point suspicion direct? t rombination you simply ind wn earrle Double breasted, 4 | at ner and Mrs. Ha is a High can 't beat. checks We tasdlor - Steel t 4 cn Ss orm ‘ 3 re P ; . & AX as 4 ‘ oa ib ~ a : y ~ “4.3 Pad! —? E oe 7 a. % intelligent woman. New Oata has all the qnalities of if ec. oes trom 14 t Mannsh vest. oo : Bis a 3 And Mrs Hail ; a a . - : a ; —_ a. opts ad ‘ : . . » sad ion ) : \usOoand o 1@ Won g UeV body often found m ordinary n he had | ind to @atmeal. Just boil New Oata for three save told him that they were bot) Minutes before Serving. Your grocer 4-2 ; : toh eS cd ’ * : -_ New ) 4 « _ ~ @ aR eae ong : . — . cae Poe and {78 or Than to ‘ ‘ppen * ote - i; 4 PS. : - ech C0 TT) rer eererrerrrrTr ree be $ aa ~e5Qg and Anna Katherine Gre ne, seem we ‘a! Se eee a neo ee nn”, ee -

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p Aededd ted dodo slieliadtiatedidad ede eh AA ee 1927 WuRLIIZER 5-Tube Radio ‘FORGETFUL JUROR FINED $11 Call for Service Slipp Slipped His Mind. He Tells Court. It cost James T. Cumminsky, 5055 Maple avenue, $11.50 for for- | getting he had been summoned for jury Service this week in Circuit |\Judge Franklin Miller’s Court. , When he did not appear, the Judge J |. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926 eee 9 |. LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH and he made the excuse that enisl service had slipped his mind. George Warner, 2353 Dodier street, a juror for the same court, also failed to appear, and when search was made he was found sit- ting in the courtroom of Judge Cal- vin Miller, in the Court of Crim- inal Correction. He was brought to the courthouse and explained TORNADO WRECKS SCHOOL HOUSE, 1 PAGE 15 Sent a Deputy Sheriff after him! he had gotten the two Millers con- fused, having misread his jury | Summons. He was let off With the costs of the Sheriff's attachment, CHILDREN AILLED rH 50. : ——|Death Toll of 15 and 40; Persons Hurt in Storm onsole Complete | °110 TERMS $2 A WEEK Wurlitzer G-Tube Radio is the set you have 4 ‘The Easiest Way That Sweeps Portion of | Rarity by 100°, performance in a thousand ‘sagt Me | | To End Dandruff; Southern Maryland. im and ar und =t. Louis. Come in and listen reg arvelous “tone” of the new Warlitzer, regardless 7 | There is one sure way that never By the Associated Press | fails to remove dandruff completely, ol io sou intend buying. : . | . 4 | land that is to dissolv | VU LI ne | 'stroys it entirely. To in’ this, just. ‘little town of 500 souls today took | i oe i get about four ounces of plain, OFr- | jup again the usually placid | Bama’ | apply it at! ADVEBTI SEMEN T 7 r : % 4 ’ 3 Ne en a ited. yh hae eS eee ne ee a . OF E ‘ 4s Pacific mg and digging of the scalp “oe of here. on et of Store Open Evenings instantly, and your hair Ky a Poe SP ftom out efithe Fp: | — | phone Garfield 1204-5 | fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky 8D24/tomac, the disturbance swooped | St. Louis, Mo. Ww ‘soft, and look and fee! 2 hundred and twisted intermittently but con- | UR LI ZER : ; times better. , —* = “wi its fury upon the school- | | You ean get iuqui r house here, where 61 puplils. teach- | cot OLIVE |drug store, and four ounces is all | ers and attendants au gathered. | . Sil | you will need. This simple remedy Eleven of the children were killed never fails. ‘and most of the others § iniured (when the wooden walls of the building were seized and flung ‘them flat. | ——) | At least a dozen other farm-| houses and barns in the path were | ‘leveled to the earth. and the darn- | age was estimated at thousands of | ‘dollars. The loss of life was smal] | ‘in comparison to the strength and | power of the disturbance, because GRAND- LEADER it passed through a sparsely set- tled region The schoolhouse was | the only plage in the region where ‘any appreciable number of persons |} Was gathered. Alarm Given by Boy. John Marshall Burr, a hysterical] }il-year-old figure, with blood streaming from his wounds, ran from the school house, resounding with the screams of wounded and imprisoned, ‘to the home of the Rev. W. S&S. Heigham, Episcopal rector. For adie. Events - on the Social Calendar. sea »? . o a oF - ** * Please telephone cverybody,” } ‘ ~ * 7 ¢ ; a ae } the boy to the top of ‘. 7% ‘ . +. 7 the knoll where the schog!] had o stood. But stood no longer. Its J | contents, human and jnanimate. d T were strewn over a radius of more 5D Com O ul than a quarter of a mile. Some of the children had ; i i ; . ne a biown at least ot feof 74 . ; oY Se wv bodies were impaled trees in mute evidence . om s stagm'’s devastation. There had beén -cordin Mise Ethel Graves, : teacher’of the Yoel aa val ' which consisted of 35 of the young- | er children, no warning and no tin 4ngag ho time to anticipate or avoid the shock. | * Cut and bruised about the eyes, OYSTON Tuxedo Suits are superbly ny Tee uae she wade cans tailored of fine, luxurious black un- ae Deere Dad been + finished worsted and display hand- some, clean-cut lines. Coats have silk trim- - |B, °° .°35 7ust 2 vow minutes mings, are broad at the shoulders, narrow |heard a rumbling noise and th at the hips; trousers are cut full and have favor reeine' omar way ope nd- satin-taped outside seams. Models for reg- ite children to some safer| ‘piace ulars, shorts, longs and stouts. Exclusive ee ae ee wie at Stix, Baer & Fuller. / “The frightened children were grouping themselves about Clothing |); , , har ‘ Cj argces. Experience of Teacher. ’ a~- e when , ADVERTISEMENT — T Good shoulders, straight easy lines, more length; in Cedarwood tan, dusk grey or dusted blue Copyi.at 'e"+ ble» The Overcoats i3 . : and everything in the-room about ae + ghades an , ite et ake le 64 oe -egar points and is in single or double breasted of the children and parts lof the| large collars. Splen- : striped effects from which to choose. know how much later it was whe efully plan- Sait cues 7 e ; 7 : ee a oS Pee up the poor child, were dead, some others were bad- 2° €6Sor HEAD The smart dress Shirts are well tailored of excellent materials, and ACHE FROM Sa 2:.73 Dress Neckwear Dress Scarfs colds or grippe in a few hours Priced from $1.75 to white, at soc to $2. Wing Combination, plain gray | . — 2 Two-Pant 1 need for | after taking a dose knickers. Good, long’ three doses are aca-lined coats. me At $12.75 . me had been jerked up by some Thurs > The Waistcoat |} unseen hooks. “Then we all were flying in the! excellent patterns. Double | building passed me several! times. | the boys didly tailored an White or black: priced $5, $7.50, $10. iI recovered. JI saw Wilson Bow]. finished. Sizes 2! 2 ing and asked him to take the baby Mier s Store—FPourth Floor} af Tas 13 iThs aero: m* EP: = hundreds Others about me ; OUR O V E RC OAT US of far- a ] Spectral Elevator Direct to Fourth Floor ly injured, and many of them had ss : : ' itheir ciothes torn off their bod.- r choice of | a ee D O Md trousers with a pair may be had in the new one-stud front or three-stud front styles. Back- | Opening styles are also available. All‘sizes. h PAL 2 LISTEN ' , igh charac- | 5 Men’s Dress Gloves | Men’s Butterfly or Silk square or silk- -_ of plain white kid or | Bat Ties, may be had knitted Scarfs in plain d in fabric Style Collars, 20c & 35c or figures. .$3.50 to $ro : | _ Your cold will C ional Black Hose, Priced $1, $1.50 and $2 : oe a pe ) ose, ice At $12.75 giana make tt to give you more style, more ther. Be A pair of long pants of ‘*Pape's Cold 1 wines » satistacti Compound ’’ every T MoT sa f bem Thurs- value, More Wea}r, action wearing woolens in beautiful shadcs. taken. It promptiy Mannish vests. Sizes 5 to 16 years. it seemed suddenly as though they Ms closed sa woolens with | i Pe ‘ool linings. Beau: j The Waistcoat is cut V-shape, has long air. It seemed as though some breasted models with style. There are many new figured and I lost COT sciousness and fT do not clothing. to 18 years u ‘Continued on Next Page. ....a sheep- Y-ess Shirts for Men, $2.50 to $6 Ir con "ess irts for ivien., . to short pants Dress Gloves ‘‘Pape’s Cold Compound’’ ends silk; button style.» are tied or untied, black or _ white, black-and-white just what ; 4 $2.00. i grippe misery end (Men's Furnishings—Main Fiocor.) and a pair of golf two hours until Ly suble breasted, al- M : fF | fF ) “len s Formal Pootwear Kc) opens clogged - uf nostrils and alr ) ' passages in the if Is of Soft Patent Leather : weer eg late | discharge or nosé 7 running, relieves ‘gick headache, duilnets, feverisbness, . a G6 and §8 y sore throat, sneezing, soreness and . , sR stiffness. @ a ' Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow | The Selz Evening model is light in weight and d - |ing and snuffiing! Ease your throb — “a |» bing head—nothing else in the world WOLFF'S Washington Avenue at Broadway ‘Martly fashioned of patent leather. The toes are ‘ Plain and just wide enough to give a distinctively Seat appearance. gives such prompt relief as ** Pape’s i Cold Compound, ’? which costs only | thirty-five cents at any drug store It acts without assistance, tastes. nice, and causes no incopvenience | Accept no substitute: , AT EIGHTH STREET ‘Men's Soe Store—Maitn Floor) a ee ce." ost 4288 * eel

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PAGE 16 _STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — J I. | TORN ADO WRECKS two of the three ~ also $0 | : = 7 cnoces ot Danial | ADVERTISEMENT TOTAL VOTE IN ITY SCHOOL HOUSE, 11 injured. Mrs. C. L. Tucker > i ONLY THREE DAYS MOR : awakened ees dee pen | ~~ : a -aeeeeeen blown from her yard and dropped | at | Ww; o ast onc ome ave shores wen F ake- Clark Jr 2; Lester Sinclair, 7; | Ter Meal Eetate tuvestments of | Wolff-Wilson Drug, today. throuch Post-Dispatch Wants. Least Since u itree. Owen P. Grimes, a brake | lark Jf., a Lester be clair | Homes see the Real Estate pages. Had Ballot. man, heard screams from his home, /Mary #jice Cooksey, 9%; William a | 50 yards away. He ran to the/Bean, 10; Henry H. Claggett, §: house, to find Mrs. Grimes under/Lucille Myles, 12; Wright Maddox, an overturned stove which crushed |$: Rupert Watts, Negro; Charlotte her hips. Her dress was in flame. Brown, Negro woman. A Full Line of —E = | | ° ° for the long-term United States - me i protection 18 ] S ecial— 3 > + n the ‘tion of Novy. | ¢ . a See ; ae amar id poenyerento, in Che Here | 18-K. Solid White Gold Mounting ust 50 Jersey 2, Was 180,399, or 65.2 per cent of = — “ oF ; Ss the registration, which was 276,- 95 Pee DRESSES O l : ma ' > Segal om pilatio was * Includes Mounting ; . V, ‘ “Ss All Colors—All Sizes ) 345. he official complation S of Gem ———s go tee ‘ = ‘completed by the Election Board CC ve QO ay Re: | > 7 a No brush can | The total vote cast in St. Louis yesterday afternoon. ey! 2k The official count did not alter Illustrated are three Ring Mounts an = 7 4 Av. . at haw? } | ‘. , pw 517 19 Washing on the relative showing of the unoffi- . ? nkinsl Evian: cee regular $7 group. cial figures, by which Harry B. e | .s * ‘Hawes (Dem.) carried the city for charming designs are available, some of rh the short term senatorship and ; 8 are set with replica sapphires. ef ’ z Williams (Rep.) carriéc | it for the long term. A probable explanation of this, reshit is found in the fact that the three minor parties, Socialist, So-' a Prohibition, had | Y CMa = a 2 Pee oe d ‘4 as W h U $50 00 cialist-Labor and : ' ort p fo , candidates for the long-term sen-, %\' ? ‘6 atorship only, and not for the short | = 5 | Me | Our last $24.75 “Coat ‘term. It appears that most of! : | ) Hl Chan Attachment — alone reaches where protec Sale’? was such a spec- 15 those voting for the minor long- ~ : tacular success that we $ e erm candidates*voted for one ot or the Hard Soft-Coa/ ss | Stainless Steel : This is the danger. On: : rT : the major candidates for the short | Un D e Line are featuring a RE i 5 heh ite term, more of them voting for B ade Jn and at The anger PEAT EVENT” Thurs- Hawes than for Williarns. | . | ae - meet) there are crevices. In day with an enormous The official count for the long, Will Be | Ph: ments, and acids are formed new purchase of the gerd ear kaal cae gestae | ‘s and dangerous gum infecti¢ same _ stunning high- ae ae cox fae A} 941. B. | rite ad Now, no tooth-brush can : | | loa | @ andcrevices. So you must ¢ grade garments. |Faris (Pro.), 129. | | : | apres | For the short term, the official | , en, oe ee to give you the protection y Re rot ‘ Tilliams, 90,9098; awes, | . ye q°°°S aie : Scores and scores of styles—with fur collars and cuffs, vote {s: Williams, 90,998; Hawes, | e | Vis a " It follows that a good de fur pockets, etc.—all rich new materials and ex- /90,187.. The total of short-term | : : ; quisitely tailored—sizes for all and alk colors, too. JB votes is 529 greater than the total | | R ] ] | i - : | safe, effective antacig) b= ‘of Williams and Hawes for the long | | EGuiarly; 4\ wb: -1 A wets Cream is made with more th | : Milk of Magnesia, long rece term, indicating that some of the} | ; re kK Hawes and se ngmrgye wget Paget. Per Ton : a9 a i, ‘on meme of neutraliniae iil 64 : F R votes went to minor candidates for | 2 au ps. msctpuil : the long term. | “4 ys ae Squibb s, the Milk of Magn The total vote of the two Social- | ° Lg 4 eee ie pit and crevice. There it ne Worth Up to $22.50 ba qpreed. for Lump and Furnace Size aT 4; . aay oe ticles of it stay lodged in t shown here in a fall election since | | ustrated 18 = — & ye ye |} one of two new oa hite por Dental Cream at all druggis ion for a long time afterwat tion tor aion PICTURE IN YOUR MIND > women have had the ballot. | EB Fr ah 95 1920 the two Socialist parties Order teday from any of the following dealers | designs in Kitchen ~= eo G polled a vote of 11,152 here, in . . Binge eorgette — thee Mabe end ti toga Sede | ST. LOUIS Clecks just received $ 95 a EAT TR s i Preapican msatenad , eh cziky. . P % . & * .* Jae a ALT, i/ ‘iy 7 e\i’e ro lé ery t: arty rocrns-—— Polar Wave Ice & Fuel City Coal Co. Schroeter Coal Co. at Jaccard S. The yn : Mk » a a Cloth Dresses— 3% ‘ , eile pee ret thaw. = nd EON EE, 26 ILI me ‘center of the street when the wire) . : ‘ -s ; whe ERE : LUMAGHI COAL CO., Liberty-Central Trust Bldg., St. Louis. SE EE: Leuneeniiteenhaeanitil ™. broke. The machine continued in-| r ' ‘to a vacant lot. , ns —— RESULTS—3-timo Ads 4LMOST CERTAIN for Pe Te Fegsee soil ie" bs Me 5 Wr es & te - pe ; isebibiiadbi +: eee WEEK 4 Off —§ — NATIONAL BEDELL WEEK § ‘\Geaprea Presenting a Striking Array of the Newest Winter Apparel at Me poms 20 Stores—h rom Coast to Coast—Simultaneously. Inaugurated This {J i, Great Selling Event, Due to Our Tremendous Purchasing Power, We Low Prices—Every Garment Fresh and New—Our Buyers Have Ba | “I think Fashion Plate Shoe Preparing for This Sale for Weeks—During This Stupendous Eot j charming styles I've seen,” & Have Secured This Advanced Winter Merchandise at Great Conces- sions and This Season Offer Greater Values Than Ever Before. Any Garment Purchased Will Be Reserved IVith a Reasonable Depos Miss a ee — 7 epee 3 ; : vorites, which we will be a ee ; nn ~ 4 aioe BoP ite Save upon request. Fashion Plat eee: WASHINGTON AY., COR. SEVENTH : in mm Pred THIS WEER! National Bedell Sales Week! gap RA de ar ni) Special Selling for—Thursday at) (f ¢ (RAM “Aloma of the Sou ymnyl ™ A u/, 7. YEE | “= 3} Ki i | ,'4' Ne » y) ) ) m y | and Wear the Gilda Gt > ! — NOON en OID OTTO TO OT Offering Sensational Values in Gorgeous High Grade Coats Trimmed Exqutisitely With Rich Furs - as bess oe Mo ae rg ORE SRS Ey ee a A I Bot - z : 7 papa ast hist okt Ba. - - — et ole M vm =| LAA RAED I 0 OR =» — of , . ‘ Page * . C E z ? : Pad i + . ‘s . £ 7 4 i = : : | : % ‘ 4 ¢ K eee 5 3 yg? : - F ‘ a” j > ° > : ““ : : r ‘ : te P > & i aS * : a $4 i, : A : . ; : ; hee: . «s ; = fF 3 : : : ' 7 : x > ' . @ ~~ # t 2 s es . ba * a ) Sees ‘* oa 4 ; ; : iz .. : . & r - eS . 7 q ‘ : : 4 ’ ih 4 ? ie bg : 2 £ 4 . * ‘ ‘ & ? oe 8 5 >. ; : } Hf ‘ F 2 © > - —at le >. : * G Be ‘tt = & ce ‘ i ‘ a > . =. + ‘ae ; = > i - FY 7 L ?. a Bs | [ss F ‘§ Fs ; - ; : * : 3 >. 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AC et 0 om . ee she = ~ * *? es = or en a ee Rpt CR Na aR RCON Easiness oO eo 7 ww ee Oey | | FUR TUXEDO FRONTS, FULL hen | ; (S27 tga : ha LENGTH—FUR STOLES, METAL- rt : Unusually Low Reta ee : : LIC EMBROIDERY, DEEP SHAWL | My Over 100 SPORT COATS r | COLLARS—ARE A FEW OF THE SMART COAG Stunning Plaids and Mixtures— CORRECT STYLE FEAT LCRES. . i ae oe ; =: 4 . by Attractively Trimmed | fe ) Distinctively Styled of B® 3 . . eee . BEDELL—COAT SALON— Lee , ae <2 eecc oe 7 AN ENTIRE FLOOR ) — “ ee a ee ae + or 24 : . » ~ y how — » wahurs {eV Mele AINE 0 Re POI OR oe , a 4 os aL. *-* SEN Se Ps IP nad cio A he 16RD, HT y. 2g nee - Bie . . ’ i ee wl q A Preys on! « = Fon » wo me le = ~ — ~ as * * bat ge hese attractive sports Coats are “ sewer - ene Pane een be ee o ~ it casper eth hat eens hypencee erie. —_ . “ & : a pn 5 ilar 2: ste + chee Onsager acaiitavasipie tii Rial Pinter secs Helliathass sept AMET PES 0 he cg

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PAGE 17 tamous-Barr Cos EE: i Sale of INENS Presenting an Intensely Interesting Collection of Luxurious $5.00 to $995.00 Imported Pieces at Savings of 25% to 33'/% . « These are the most exquisite Linens, designed for use in the most sumptuously ap- pointed homes and the opportunity to obtain them at these savings is unusual in the extreme. The fine texture of the material, the beauty and delicacy of the handwork and the elaborate designing make each piece a work of art. Ideal for gifts. fe, enc el 2 ° moral Gr NOVEMBER 10. _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ 1926 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oat nts aro-| The prope fed eat cone | REAL ESTATE MAN WHO at 1625 “Frankl Cigaretion and $2 bev e.| FORFEITED BOND ARRESTED 9:50 p. m. yesterday, Ben-j; tons of cigarettes’and $5 had been Charged with ers, WI ho resides at/stolen. Entrance had been gained| John ™M. Skala investigated andi/through a rear window. A boy's Operating Confidence Game, In Jail at Ottawa, Il. . burglar ransacking thej| overcoat was found beneath the John M. Skala, real estate dealer, | The burglar ran out a rear| window. : whose $2000 bond was forffeited at Belleville Jan. 29, last, when he (failed to answer to a charge of | Working a confidence game, is un- der arrest at Ottawa, Ill., and will | be returned to Belleville for trial. | His partner, Mrs. Barbara Matta, | Myrt A. Rollins’ Resolution |who forfeited 4 $2000 bond at the |} Same time, stil] is missing. The | to Inform Public of W bonds were sj by Finis P. Erns 7 Sol: d be Gold Mounting fat seat my —— y Fini cease a ane a to Committee. 95 Va) 3 t | Prior to being indicted by the — is ae PAS = = | IN ALMOST any drug t. Clair County Grand Jury, Skala and Mrs. Matta conducted the Unit- | Us to — store you will find 20, pana Preven ig Aeghe 30, even 40 different ed States Realty & Security Co., | | 712 Buder Building, St. Louis, and; TW old specters rose last night kinds of tooth paste. Many people buy | 80'd lots in Alta Sita. an East St.; to plague the Board of Education. them . changing | Louis subdivision. It was charged |against Skala and Mrs. Matta that ithey sold lots on false representa- from one to another. | tions that Henry Ford was to build They seem disap- pointed. They brush proposal was referr TroOposa Was Ci¢crle their teeth ney struction Committ WEDNESDAY EVENING. EDUCATION BOARD FTRAGKS PLEA AGAINST SECRECY Y THREE DAYS MORE} a teceaa@nce pork am on bathe mae EY . d sAnnive rsaryS ik A ED PINS ER NG é To brush can reach where }) protection is most needed. Rtr rig Se ee ee Ce ee eens ated are aed: Ring Mountings se from ov regular $7 group. Many g designs are available, some of which with replica sapphires. tearing away the curtain is all actions of On one, hat vei -th& Board's most important Com- board of secrecy t . . r rare mt Y ba a Instruc Lion 40 seers or ls Ie Lo > | nace occurs, gum troubles “ge a eee ie still develo Why? ‘Found Guilty With Roadhouse | aiscussed to ; Pp. y: Owner of Conspiracy. sion Because no brushing By the Associated Press board postponed) action | again alone reaches where protection is most needed. CHICAGO, Nov. 19.—Two for- | the nth timd in several months. This is the danger. On your teeth there are pits, ein prohibition agents and a for- Myrt A. Rollins, who in recent | er roaqanouse p etor lav nN ti has heen votin “no” or and at The Danger Line (where teeth and gums eee atte Oe et ee bag Sewn voting “ne") on {been found gu of conspiracy to; all routine matters as ai protest meet) there are crevices. In these food collects—fer- i Violate 1] Ret aeaieet geeedt corarittes meetings. | ments, and acids are formed which cause tooth decay eral Court } seized upon the forma! appointment | and dangerous gum infections such as Pyorrhea. The convictions are*’an after-/ of a new Committee on Instruction natih € IZ} : nag | by President Warn Now, no tooth-brush can reach into all these pits af tener turstnade 4 Oe ee ah oe at and crevices. So you must depend on your dentifrice ock. provristas ab aa ee his attitude has been, to give you the protection you need. . ublic be fairly acquainted It follows that a good dentifrice should contain a wae pong gid rteaags ay em gag a safe, effective antacid. That is why Squibb’s Dental agents, Victor BUMERer Aee FRAO | informed UF thie teehal and argu- Cream is made with more than 50 per cent of Squibb’s me On sh Mee. . (ae WOh which pemmittces ‘Milk of Magnesia, long recognized as one of the best make their decisions? means of neutralizing acids. Every time you use the police to split the Secret Sessions Rule Board. Squibb's, the Milk of Magnesia is forced ‘nto every the truck with Mitehect 1+ was vernmest of the publi pit and crevice. There it neutralizes the acids. ‘Par- Fought out curmg ‘ee ee 6fee ticles of it stay lodged in the mouth, giving protec- | y= tion foralong time afterwards. You can buy Squibb’s __ white porce Dental Cream at all druggists—only 40c a large tube. with delph blue s6icns. Gua : | ieatatieianael : . . ~ FS Pw wrest. dee — , al we sg ive\BYe\Da\ia\lie\tive\tYeXbYexhYe\tia\tye | | ) The Committee on Instruction | Mh eight-day pendula a Gt dike auebtions tn exec movement. All Y 7 d . ati ' re - ciosed. = a“ committee the board's educational . | a e7policies are shaped The commit- z Seek e meets eight days in advance of | « ’ , | Mail Orders tye gf eS ithe regular open meeting of th: | Invited ‘e~ , : | 90ard. Usually the majority of the} a ty a. e * . he ard : ." mem be rs! lip a Ite nas. They CHOSE a. a ; are ccorded that privilege lf the FASHION PLATE FOOTWEAR - + | 'committee is confronted with some | : tmioment. full and often “Wonderful Shoes for Wonderful Girls” yj; acrimonious discussion on Her Recent Visit to - : — — . . “=2 ; of r - => - > ~ a = —_ - Ca . 2. a me ~ Se —- = a ie boli F 14-K. Gold Knives a °3= — ot Kitchen Clocks ee seemed Ten Patterns | hite or Gre : 7 Gold me.Go-™> OB’ O Cw ES OF er to. endeavor c@|5) Oe o™~.*» oc™, a + , 7 Inn. | . s j 44) rr hn Wi ii What turned th orities, th — baal with | ontents of :0 pepe sch iis al imost wholly by comm rul of the boar l Or mee ilenaail are of the most vita] and are decid without the x ~S 2 - poilcemen Italian Ecru Linen Crash Sets Special at $32.95 to $65.75 Various sizes of exquisite handmade Cloths ranging from 54x108 to 72x144 inches; with solid embroidery, cut work and hemstitched edges—all with a dozen nap- kins of matching design. Filet and Cut-Work Tablecloths Special, $65 and $75 Gorgeous designs of hand embroidery and cut work, | filet lace motifs and insertion make these Cloths ex- | tremely beautiful: 72x100-inch size. Handsomer Cloths, Up to 72x144 Inches, $235 being are pending. itchen Pceived The S Octa- Jac LOCY WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GEE} Elaborate Luncheon Sets In This Sale at $39.75 An 18x52-inch runner and a dozen 12x18-inch mats with exquisite handmade filet lace, cut work and hand embroidery. 6 Jewelery et NINTH Allover Filet Lace Pieces | decision of | =S an. bee ~ } mst ae ail Unusual Values at $6.50 to $125.00 Handmade al] filet lace squares in 36 to 72-inch sizes; also 13-piece Lunch- eon Sets and various size Bed Spreads. }iboard members participating if they choose. rhen before the com- | mittee acts, : sentinien dJ\iof the board and with this mittee then This, /iof the board Nothing Explained in Public. timo Ads 4LMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING) Votes. ++ ' ¢ re® _- sda @CLGiCc ~ a secret caucus i j Guia . tel \ 2 . — , } 3 i a j . 2 e se ‘ = . . i 4 2 ; - f " ’ = . , 1 wr > " “— * ; + . - | W EEK th a é : . | When the date of the open, pub- : 2, ta ? : i . Sens at 7 } : : a " ~— 7 > ¢ lic neeting f) the t ard arises, 4% ‘ : * “7 * . : — Fancy Cloth and Napkins Special—Set $495.00 Burano lace-trimmed, 72x too-inch Cloth. and dozen matching 24-inch Napkins. T oy es committee’s actio: wit e of 5-5 Ay ra pare } 0 rf AN : =. c 5 »¢ charming styles I've seen, sal id Miss Gray. 1c = memopr se Geek Ff Printer Mice GC form. The chairman of the com- Kiss ( ioray > | ] ; ' a t a eee selected Severai sty les as her fa- ¥: rs ‘ i mittee Filet-Trimmed Pillowcases IN CWEST ta and New- —~Our Buyers Have Bea s—During This Stupendous Evetl Reserved IFith a Reasonable Depost infer is iaid Italian Handmade Sheets and Cases, Special, Set, $37.50 These very fine Italian-made Mosaic Sheets are in See Gilda Gray This Week aslia | eeatte ek ok /2x100-inch size for twin beds—with matching cases and About as handsome a set os aware 0 ceptable and useful gifts ideal for gifts that would be treasured for years. you could obtain. in PERSON and on the Screen k4 ) “ : re eee peer OF the ates | : | Rarely does the nirrT eer s ~ . mmit love- Point As in the “roe raha . -~ ‘ ical cha in ‘ : i. 4 : ; ; ‘oF * he pi ; ~ c= eer“ ‘ “Aloma of the South Seas” . ¢ . mee} 70]. the ¢ the board ha at the Ambassador Pie New Gilde Geay Tee and Wear the Gilda Gray Tie Developed in ch ere : reed pre it CSPOPOPEPe rT" CI OPpOLey / 4 ip i RA AL ALARMLAY DAK we CLOVIS CUO SSE ALAA x geese ; — all comml PLAYER-PIANO permit members 1 tell hat rans. | on ee Floor ne me dead ekcentl im tiatters affecting] finished with rose scalloping. Combination Benc magne af Music Roll Cabinet Rollins’ Proposal He posal Modified Established 1891 modi Starck Marcfacturere 1018 Olive Street Madeira Linen Dinner Napkins Special at $18.45 Lavishly hand- embroidered Napkins in 22x22-inch din- ner size—some with exquisite cut and seed work ef- fect. All are finished with the dainty handmade rose scalloping. ~ Madeira Linen Luncheon Cloths Special at $59.50 Truly. exquisite 72x90-inch Cloths with hand em- broidered designs in solid, cut work and eyelet effect; 72x90 inches. pledge tions of ci a. { id mmittes ' wits . commi . Z SSP eaeeseeseseeeeves ; €A THe , be hj = b | - puviic Seaeeraesacunseevesscon, Pe ) nad closed a the purchase of schoo! vestigations affecting t! irs or qualities of : 7 stz ¢?. out Italian Crash Sets Burano Lace Cloths Unusually Le r Over 100 SMART COATS - rly Styled of Exquisite | Fabhr Trimmed. Ye ats are | ~ 7 . , Distineti (Jualits ics—Nmaruy | hece =) iperior quality Co designed the newest style cts and are trimmed with one rious furs. wedge TU iy sant | ~- ——- | FEE SESE | ARCK PIANOS _ ac endorsed bw many of "kt conser: atories of music ‘. “mown throughott the ity. ee as Pianos os sterling ew Starck Piz ver-Piapos semmentn © Sisop Fax. Baseceeceetbeccewes ts The illustration ‘ures the new Kenmore Player Viane — at . TRADE IN-Yo"" present Piano, radio or phonograph at liberal allowance as part first payment. Open Every Evening Until 9 O’Clock Selection of Music Rolls affa Per Terms? “Y Week Remember— with a beautitul 75 style and finish. above pic a wondert: our price for the aii, as $2 per week) ments and before Cabinet, Ben h anc Player --Piane Outfit. You Can't Afford to Wait! This is mot @ 7S Player Piano, but a Paves Piano tone and of iatest attractive With the Lamp, Music Roll Music Rolls, this completes Only $375 is complete outfit, amd best of ll. you can buy it on such easy terms (48 tow that you mever miss the pay you realize the Player-Piano Call at Once’ BA. ont Piano En. Manufacturers of Starck Grand. Player and Upright Pianos 1018 OLIVE ST. . Corner Eleventh the schoo! af gp ed further some afr ment to the press of its a This would allow the publi days in which to atten know! attitude on questions that are come before the board einaiie f decision. id is known that members ha their hot * 7 {ne last vote were as lee v.| sLiztered nes of « be preserv ved lewett 7u } ‘ ‘ ‘s.r “7 °F , a j recomiaici 4 | | ruction com- | Ni ,* ‘ox t Wicé , ow Rader to %t mittee an lined to he inet! approve, once with Board Maddox last night named Mecker, .principa 1 to the principais! and he was approved without cussion. Fire Damages City Wharf Office. start! r‘erheated furnace at iC p m ; Lused damage of $460k OY ta thre herbor and wharf office a‘ > , = of \Iarke? aw fenyws ~_ > - er rom aii 8 Fire vesterda’ ad the cormmittee had de- $22.50 to $47.50 Beautiful ecru Crash Linen Sets of one runner, twelve 12x18-inch mats and twelve napkins — all artistically hand-embroidered to match. 25-Pc. Luncheon Sets at $375.00 Extremely iovely oblong style—of real Beige lace, known for its dainti- ness; 25 pieces in this hand- some Set Sets in at $675.00 72x100-ipch Cloths of rare beauty—of allover hand- made Burano lace; a piece in which you would take a lifetime pride. Refectory 17-Pc. Sets at $22.50 Luncheon Sets of the digni- fied refectory type — made of the excellent § § Italian practical and ornate Madeira Bed Sets at $37.50 Twin Bed Sheet and Pillow case of the very decorative hand embroidered Madeira type: several dainty pat- terns. Cocktail Napkins Dozen, $5.95 Dainty little Napkins with cut work and filet edges— a kind that would be ac- ceptable as holiday tokens Fancy Pillowcases Pair, $7.95 Madeira linen, hand -em- broidered with exquisite de- signs and hand - scalloped edge. You should consider them for Christmas gifts. Chair Back Sets at $3.95 Fancy Sets with hand-em- broidered designs combined with cut work and lovely patterns of filet laces. Linen Section—Third Floor FAMOUS ~BAKK CO. MAY COMPANY OPERATED BY MAY CO Les Angeics THE THE Denver St. i as BARR CO. M. Leu O'NEIL CO. THE A We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps MAY CO ron Cleveland

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| | BEREAN ESE , T-DISPATCH — + ee ee PAGE 18_____uST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926. ST.LOUIS POSTDl ~ rorial Pagel Z Bess - We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps-- Few Restrictec Articles Excepted Sik-Top Chiffon Heese $3.50 All-Wool Twillsheen Special, Pair, $1.65 Ee Specially Priced, Yard, $2.98 yA | if aoa s Bao seg Go silk Chiffon : Hose with silk tops and soles—in ag ge @ Rich, lustrous satin finish nm i usual variety of -fashionable. light eal inches wide, is the correct weight for medium shades. You should get and a Fall frocks; in blue, tan, green, gray, ped cieey ined block. OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY pairs. erocnsittn: Rhienill . Third Ficer THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Los Angeles Denver ' St. Leuis Akron Cleveland a an ae Gel wt ny Mignone a ” jpg he eb NE nig retlonteg P - "" eee 2 BE” epi " " An Unusually Diversified and Pleasing Selection Awaits You in These Hundreds of Fashionable Coats Beautifully Fur Trimmed and Presented in Featured Groups—Choice ‘tee too. * 7195 @ These are handsome Coats—admirably tailored and styled exactly as fastidious women and misses want. Whether straight, wrapped, belted or bloused, they are all fashion-correct and extremely attractive. Only the better woolens are used, trim- mings of wolf, fox, squirrel, beaver, fitch, nutria, mole, skunk and other pelts lavishly applied. In the approved colors and black. 6 deren - b- or rd ma ve Aw 4 ae a yew ; + ly geting Manns Le thei: Salil ear ea oP WY a». -11, Sa aRe tr ae ee pare a : Se eG, Cae tae — A —. = ea = _ ‘ Why : 3 Th) ' f | * ' \\\ { i OL bal i Hi trp, / rit ° ‘ } f Py { | W n't f — A it Na geet! ox ep ) PRESWENT (OOL- Sizes 14 to 18 in the Misses’ Section; 34 to 44 in y | bs | fers sPECIAL TRAIN, Nov. 19 ‘Women’s Coat Section and Costume Salon | : 7 (2 « special train carried the Presieg . am a >olidge toward the} Wt TS ee es — ie a? t and M rs. Boner of Sart’ WME rp $1720 $9450 a 9 , ] ” C: = sphner stone of the memorial four § we ; inn Se Ny bak ~ 1N} té Tt O | ; ~ sare agro Wie he was Vice Presi- ; Canton crepe, satin, crepe satin and Georgette | You should select from these Winter Frocks LD nat pence ts Frocks—the majority for afternoon wear. In early Thursd ay; street, afternoon and dinner OS ee ie ee lina a he gise will speak at the smartest shades and black, with embroidery, | models of silks, twills and Georgette—all in lat- ed Se ee pies ae everdill lace, fur and other touches. Women’s, misses’ _ est models. Women’s, misses’ and extra sizes. Special Values Sizes 7 ~ =a. ..3--3 secretary to the President, anvue perenne ‘ Ne eee ne ee a and extra sizes. Zz maid Fourth Fleer Oftered at to 14 Yrs. Gear. and | cohdgs ee = | ight and are due st% or torforrow. Others on me train are Col. S. A. Cherug, . : : P @ Thursday shoppers will have the advantage of this special ¢ Son . jlitary aid: Capt. Wilson Browm New, Fresh Stocks From Leading Makers in This Offering of of warm Coats in tailored style for school wear. Made with higkaa cena varia 2 “a : $2.98 Velveteen 5000 Boxes of Stationery ce is of ge of ey foci See é - The trip is the first Mr. Coolidge f *¥s5 In High Demand for Frocks Shown in pretty mixtures, ‘= fe into the West since Bee Thursday—This New Imported Beg -may™ cot ] lo sleeves and leather belt. In tan, and umbrella; in rose, green Way. No forma! stops are sched=§& @ “Vel-may” cotton Velveteen from England—one of ' at 95¢ a box that you'll want to select = ine + oe eee and bine . . the smartest Frock weaves of the season and 36 inch | oe ’ | er 4 | } Sa | ; ae | nches y oN Thursday with a look ahead to holi- , Special : “i Fe sorrow atternoon, before go=# wide. z he choice of colors makes this saving even : . ' dav requirements. Juniors” seert on—Feurth —_ , ? ‘rain far the r*turn trip, f more interesting. } | olidgts will go by auteme- Ff , : a Farored tints and weares—with colorful enve — oo ae — 2 i: we Chiffon Velvet Satin Crepes ‘ anny sind . + Seen, Chennai lope For the Schoolboy! ? the President's first visit Sa8 In Lovely $4 Q8 $3.50 Value, $? 9 , ce genuine Strathmore “Society” weares, and other 7 Hues, Yard. Yard.. : ‘~ s = y™ 7 *4 5 - ; ES wil ’ The Presidents special arrived! ; - ssp a, s kinds. 24 Sheets and 24 Envelopes to each box. * OO weaters White House Sat-j daytime and evening attire; sirable quality; 40 inches wide Kf Stationery—Main Floor later co also much used with metallic and in practically every smart i Offered Thursday cloths. Soft and lustrous. shade of the season. | : FX me Mr. Coolid; f Silk Section—Third Fleer Sogeerrared with Mrs. Coc lider ah specially Attractive Offering of ——— ee Ps the greet ngs i B 4 by,» fh 3-Day Offer of ~~ pests of curious persons gathe|) Oys S oes Ca NGS CM © sie of cold wind andl er i Wee = @-« Boys’ Shaker knit : ’ See? Surnes. The special, whiche “oe Tu: rsday Sweaters are serv- * 3 Snig* intered a col : To.N bast Bf... ; iceable for school $5 Value. 21 > to 7. © EB . r ‘he AJiegheny a - & . : oa aa and general wear; = 3 = —_ 4 e e , ‘ =, - “ ; i. a ' $5 Value. 12 to 2. « - ~ Ease and Graceful Lines eae sists. nw with two pockets ET? Po-sident and Mra. Coolidgey gs good quality : wes and large shaw! col- @€ Misses’ and growi .. Magn after @he train lette | ! Russia calf and ‘ lar. In solid colors “Biliken” blocker OO... ne eee . il Hemstitched and Picot - edged “al € For sheerest dance frocks to any black gunmetal Shoes or two-color combi- in two-tone alligator ark «. \... WP Co went) bodice- -top Sh 3 of a : sports attire, this bone! ess a raie is im iace or blucher natiorms. Si zes 30 weil bu:it ama correct 26t) of : Pg Mag: 3 rvalUon car and : hi P —— ” ) ideal; a tab of chamoistex anch it ix style. Medium and wide toe lasts; sizes 1 to 5%. to 38. ime feet. E> ‘d the morning newspapera ome radium or Tadio glow; in a p! lace and elastic strap wit velet Second Ficer — Kecond Fleer Peotwes all F mt Will 7 a : 4 new Fall shades, flesh and white. f 5 ode aes te adjustable. second Ee Before Queen Sizes 34 to 44. a An Unusual Thursday Choice of Costume Slips fe) _ Nemo-Flex Special $ 88 pee Garterless Girdle—Giving Pee en ‘ naledes ¢ ‘ oF OE SEP DIRE BT BE dll os 8 ene Se ai ee es ei CI RS ws - a ’ Beye ab ‘ wis aia gh ‘ r «oes Pty te) eee a Herd ~ made of Mee ore ag Sp Peas eb EAN SAE CMA IG Se SE aw aoe ee Of Figured Rayon, Priced $2.50 aa ee: se ebtii= wilt Gesu ; S orts Bloomers . 1 , : = F as>ington tomerrow after-f PEI ny ee oe ec 9 umm is gas bx arg Your Boys Should Be Outfitted Thursday—From These Tae” 2 °> beir visit here, several picoted ruffle; 25 to 29 inch ay ° . _ * _oetore the arrival from they lengths. Special $1 sen Saas “en Marte and her party’? ‘he Presiderft and Mrat Sifpe—Third Fieer - , i * : & j ) Lito &, , P age and Queen Marie and bere fr . Oe 5" “> Armistice Day uemtel sg } | | ‘ S th tallied Howard P Sav - 7 You Need One of the Popular | | : ae: age, na- {I « wali lk naa rit ala atti bas ahr a 28 9h aE Se MME agi ga! 8 ~ aa —-~* ; ' Cieaie nations q J erse Dresses ‘ ; i ~ancer of the Disabled Ameri y % - | : . ‘ | . a ] ? 0 $16 V | ss os al “rans of the Wertd War: ¢ ‘ . / ~ r Bake f : rt Be iS "oS F $12.50 to $16.50 Values—Special at = JB a see eh ~ “a°ry A. Smith. assistant chiets For Home or Street Wear 2 A. Generale & ELE as : ii 1 ae | 4 ." BNR 4 ph. | '. King, Charles Krant-i Splendid $ 95 ae op a pm © | { There are 500 garments in the tollowing a (~ored). and Malvern Billy Value... : —¢ Was Be groups—all are new, smart and of serviceable ee ae Se . ret a =: ‘te = | B. LN. (;- BK-R- LE Ape ) woolens. It will pay you to obtain the Suits and | wacom 1 Brooks, president of the lg vx “er £ Vilisseurt. @Trimly tailored models that. MY ff Fp Overcoats your boys need here Thursday. ae a-- "here catty ta: te aie . ~ new ee Yep . * ope %. - pyr # hoe = ee r ? ; a Po 28 - “ ‘ f r u ai cites ates: Woigeg diode ys yas a a ed ¥ Donte le: ARIS ff ae NO Layee apatite Ga) SNR. SAR RRR Rite eimai foe 3 Ie ri Molce ey PA PLN BP aly on apa nligatie rA ST | 1 . ba ; s 1 , , . | one ¢ 2 a attractive and ideally serv- ‘ Z I FE S ] . ~ | & a oa eollége and his par | “eat bl ith wari d . a ig! Our peclia rOups . : : Bw go to @ he ote! where they will : icea ciitaaier ariocus omung | te) 5 Pp owes 3 ire ‘ime far the memortait. mecklines and collars. Sizes SS aaee fy! ahty y é-Pant Suits | a Overcoats : ieation ceremenion at £2 al 16 to 44. Pes r finds From hich to Fill You ‘Poly of A 299 oy ~~. or . . -* dedication Mr Coolidge | , . ; “ob ™ mn Re, Fe: ee ae = $16.50 vague wits 2.50 and $14.50 values: ) ie “ea party will return *% =i In the colors women and 4 , ' . . AE SES | ms) : — anc ome smort pcir: lain and tancy wool Coat- = ng later to a a a ‘ misses most preter this Fal!. Als pit of all-woe!l weaves: vest and i: x persona. inctuding It Jal worse orth ante amd scalloped. hand embroidery and ap- ’ LITT) Je his Me brosidens a ote a oth Regularly A Very E a Gees ig We Button-on Styles Sheep-Lined at Of All-Wool at" aNNe »- an : 60c Lb dl xtra-Size Gowns ‘ 1 | “ ~~ y *? Oopu ai Extra-Size Sips ; $ 95 $ 75 95 4 ie a. were named to re | 3 : "5 $1 19 4. eS: $5.92 SRO sone eee al Value Qi. ac 39 Wool Knickers — — =% alue "om Duemwer late fe the — —For bors of 6 to 6 ae 5; of With worsted Jacquard Drab and olive shades o3 The warm a rt i & Louste The pte — ti Thursday. . Confection € Jumbo Peanuts are made of luscious, satin hard Site-cn siehumeelk anil eniiiles candy—an ric} a | tweeds amd other dar fad lex onal al Ms So w esome ~ seal . eens ; wer alt ; S > es ~2 oOo T™S — gd. ~~ t 4 ¥ : ' . -aaoaee : sey - ; + ‘en re enter-+ 2 t at hey re "‘Eleal sweets min chi! ER i sete Ssieeveiess or with pins n-tarlored Ded cote stran or ined. se OT ie inte a” a . aan ieee a . eau me — tows pockets ‘6 wig? + &2f the ‘enaiith af Mre. Z. | cap siecves bun lt-u Ms oa ‘< a Q= : ~ Oas ~ . rge ia2awi cotiar to coilar. izes to fF re ts s* p shoulders Price od 4 Sizes 3 to & 14 years. ee? sitet, e .* 0 aftend ~— fs sae been gid for #200 ¥ PRS ae gn ps ee f se a yeh Beene ete oe a . a ge, ee ae . ES ear PS, tala RY igo a are pi Pes taady Sectien—— Main leer ate Pl.eer

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| poe eee ew) 1. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926 i _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE WMP GLENNON |SOCTAL ACTIVITIES |RUSSIN BARITONE, © ‘PEAS OVER RADIO peewee cesses; Briesmar JOSEPH SCHWARZ. DIES t fac tors make | the j Miss Lauralouise Price, daugh-'| * ’ iter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Leon- ua ee | .. | . : ard Prige, who since her debut) ) i = ‘ ; fn4 WN tal os ‘ eS oe * i Tous « a fi soms on the plantations of sunny Mexico; of dusky Abys- eee clon, and it was let ien The Rev. Dr — = So ‘plaint. He was 46-years old. a If yyy sinian maidens singing as they fill great bags of coffee... me amociation, and it was Ac- ito the famil: he Rev. Dr. oe ¢ , | Poe . , — wed P ile : : . ma flanted : . x "SS sae : : | es set obtained imiver- jiheir colors will be reflected — se 3 ~ pitt ‘ the « vt we ee eee lis widow was Irs Clara ei im the mame of the univer-/ Paward Schotie! 5 wil ~~ ee ee) Cn a of wiry little brown men of Java sorting coffee under the py its _cqpinngag bus ct | filcate | di own — oy ee yew Clovd, 8. J. wits chiffon velvet, made-simp! a © OR , blazing sun. . .of vast expanses of Brazil, famed for tropical ae tant ratio would prove ef jon straight lines, with a velvet gir- .- oe % Beesee Oy bith ae luxuriance. sive in dispe.:! " ia ahs ; : r in rn | ) : — ~y Bonn int sf. is if} arc, 1924, 10 | ‘ se aed bY the Arcnbisie _ ari orn nts. ] is @ ur SS Se Sion te ih the. st. Louis Syrrpphory | , te ae g , ; . d ll May we not hope that it yarg court train weighted with! |,°. "an chestra, Dut a nervous shock re-| [Mjgher, eaeetenll te AM On backs of men... by burro... by bullock, it would te » he the bearer of truta 0 orange bloss dependain baie Page 28 ae oe ei ulitin rar in unfortunate expe- 7 on , ? atthe earth, and that in piace the, shoulders, and a tulle veil ar-) fa) | “\q Ge rience with a dog caused him to|* f— si Ny you it was transported to quaint historic seaports. Across i emeat the life of 60/ place by a wreath of orange bi ae | He was the guest of N n MU AA aes the sea to bustling American ports, then whisked half way er ecowledge and wisdom |houquet of rea) orange blossomé) Me. A Gunns tie ctay here, and a zen, QUEM ROAM Cia De across the continent to spacious Old Judge warehouses. § hope and faith,” he sala | n¢ rom ~alifornia comb! > Se s SMEs ding national \witn tiles of the valley and white| fica Na Me MEM | tora walk. Near the Angart home|} ‘Eclve Here experts in blending and roasting are ever zealously eis equally true in our local | heathe: | fee 3 GE (a bulldog leaped at him. scratch! ag ale guarding the delicious goodness of Old Judge Coffee. , places wh ‘ kaa ‘ 4 ‘ ; ‘ ‘ A : : - ‘ 7 ‘ - . > > o . . a - ‘ . 2 7 ‘ se . he ~~ - *% ‘ % . eery ‘ ~ 7 ~ , - - TiSt wet & > ’ ‘ : . . “4 _ S ci fa % me ae ~—. a : > 4 i? j : i } r) ¥ 2 i¢ P ~e ‘ — : ter eet: @ . ‘ ae _ I 3 . | ’ . “> 99 Te or or, oe - > an naling Was De pia! - ae: er a . 44 ‘ iad PLEASES LARGE AUDIENCE 1a} / alles Mor irne - } rice and .. > r | Rey : a ae Viz Ves is *tite Be ce | eat 08 £ ; od + y Lathe ; a a "+ rs, . »t on incent Leonard Price Jr., brothers ites 4 * Bt RT ee ok omaha par Sen “ys J garment CO RD of Metropolitan Opera ' 1G ce Clarl Miss Et} Knobloch, violin, an SUPPORTS, UPLIFTS, FLATTENS ; ‘Company Heard by Civic ae on i var Steindel, cello, Tel | be and actually reduces the abdomen , —— Pas ' 3 Music League. “tren ag a rer served | he reception room fol nd dicphragm. ae enw —_—— ~ + rr “y * a r . . ' e + > . ¢ - , ritz Me} noi Set tated lowing th | CHARIS overcomes every objec- ; the ete ee se, Seen ees ’ % if } ve j Qicl f he M I R R O R ; ¥ tion to a corset, is priceless in com- Side } “a Metr PO, * gy ae dat ion rarment that can ie ‘ a4 leading. publicists, newspapers and peri ague, by which only the! 7 SAD BeM uma, | serve as pafronesses. n Pri. | | that can be had tn 5 ma a\fiaaa ld ; . an the © 7} +7 a dar , atone ae «2 (lS rot ‘lark front, side or back fasten! _ , «a ore ‘se ay" iz . | > . Ls \ 2s aa ‘ . s\ = fi . 7 nN ? | A ! r€ . @« } > a . i 4 e m rel iy a chs ~f ning mod cals on th estions of 7 leas me resel tC Wali me i ey 9 go ’ C GuUrsrvions « the agy. 3] | *“Arrowsnilt ee eg a ee % | Wr. Gav nd his bride wil) re eae tfnorning, AMERICA’S AMAZING ADVANCE. | aii pare | gies . » | 7* ¢ io , > r . . . Ss “en! &> J ©. riot : ’ Record we cciiahas oasis of the an oe tonal aK , Posey rg pol ; as . moines en . ee SOLD EACLIUIUSIVELY BY Ct%~¢, 7 : > - > . a ’ ou — 9% gh Sorstagga : Mae i I ed States during the last quarter OfMMwed delicacy in whadin: ws itute and Miss Wright's ichool , Bt Charis Corse-Twin ury has been one of the marvels of yp tT mr M&awTr,; an is i 3 nan history. We have often called “y 1 iJ and Mrs. George KR. Robin- | Company re the Ca a4 -' — rs nm her e a - ; j e . . é ‘ ° Tie «£71 wiry 2 is» _ a he . ¢ he fact that with anbout 6 joy to musiciane j he audi Ly : nm iver 180en of Woodlawn will give a dinner | fhird Floor Columbia Bldg... id’s population we a ® The fine work of Te: oe Military cad ' ) ;s tan ae t their remdence S18 N. Eighth St ~ * o) P . r . : , ; : . ‘ aes ; 2 i ° oe, eee eee ' n one-] f mot ! as arcom) wt mad — ’ ity iaena | ‘vening Tor PYivaln .VOaACK, th S. f. Corner Sth & Locust | wr PHONE: GARFIELD 8457 | Demonstrations cheerfully gis en svur home. i OPENINGS FOR CAPABLE SALEALADIE Ss reception at in °4,.566.900 motor vehicles © 3 ‘nited States hes 18,9648 ; ' . ; , ; ? nen i} j : as S08 : ’ For several! rs Noack has beet cent wie the couNnTLry prodtc = UL th ~ reat ge ib Shag a rer rdas 4 ee the nature OT 4 : LAs Nneert et oy . thea |] .me ATI Be (es nt of the world’s output of sully 7 ntuleritagainarnt So — . | / . “ang anG Lue costumes riYTrs Ors ; . sw © : us . : t Gli ing £iris S$e€21.0 | ’ J ee “ee * = 2 . he 4 a. ; a i 0: Bi. the te:ep ‘ * , : unin ; . is 4 ‘ 4 aba! #ros ' ae! mr, re =. - . ad i where i ] riymuasier iff | ‘urchase and maintenance of thea J at. Melch ~ . ieee el: and Mra. A. R. Smyvrth _— wweronagy ry — : je cpnennten es | tomobiles and motor trucks of this count he Bavrenth Owere ame Brentmoor wili depart in oa poy Fils Mighateinees cy en ee NY © | noW amounts to over $10,000,000,000 a is née last his pas Wa * - a weeks for the East, to gail frorn Guadagnim, dhenbooles o's a ' or of ) ©ur population is increasing at the oe Siegmmund’s Loy Se New York, Dec. 2, on the Empress | 8¢ere¢ bY experts a Le Vas | of over £.000. 090 a vear. mee 16 Walkuere’. 7 was gi (of Scotland-on a world er They finest specimens . Dae sis _— S ¢ | Between 1904 and 1925 our bank CM) vigor and fee) sine sg will be gone fire month: ters art, 2 - ings rose from $302.256,000,000 too =. one He was born i lolland, but is | ° ns OPPOSITE LOEW'S BOS 298 OHO HO puke gg KILGEN PFAITY MAN aj. and Mrs. Chester Cordwell now an American citize e will | 714-16 Washington Av. STATE THEATER “ur foreign commerce Increased 4% $2.452,000,000 in 1904 to $9,137,000,0008 SUCCUMBS T0 PNEUMONIA irty in their qua at Jefferso: k. | ® 9 | ur Dbuiding associations advanced G& “ing : Luke's Hospital Follow- "y night at the Horse Show. Lat-/certs this Mme. _ i. > ~ a F Re & ° ry“ me a-t 1? } " " : ih P - + ied . . seo? “twii - $7 mg that period from a membership of 4 po wees; Was 65 ney wilt be members of a party! Chemet, Frenct iOllmist, Wil | +000, With assets of $618,000,000, 10: . stars Old. : > performance ak soloist see Or OPPO WN ony” Done’ Teel) reception in honor of Rev. Dr.| . ONSALE! BOUGHT AT OUR OWN PRICE FROM A MANUFACTURER ON SALE! ee S28 Ns oy. Wainericn: Dalidine | be held in the pariorn of ine sec.| TR Thurs., Fri., WHO WAS HARD PRESSED FOR MONEY Thurs., Fri., [ &§-» in Savings banks, while in 1925 hed 4 OS Fke's Hor 4] day | Ond Presbyterian Church. Taylor | S ft At F ti f th A tu | ® t t P od e S 4 » 850 000 satan ce oe ess tek “SONG following a } p iT]. avenue and Westminster place. to- a ° cages a rac on oO e Cc a Os Oo r uc a ° Aa F & COO ta their morrow night, in celebration of Dr , Ccredait , . e simmiiar 1 7 ’ ' . 7 > > w. “s ; . " . us lustrat ionke could be given : a, uO iis . MacIvor's Lcenin auiversary as ent Snapp) SS Spike Heels Out end, but the story is told in full in (i "nh in | \ , -' pastor of the church. A {4 a . Oxfords i§s1e if :' - -_ MURNL tt i mente, ‘Sec —— isSue in compreher irvey of 0 St. Louis b yy | leas ar ? i¢€ nsive sur ‘ © 7 ‘ ‘ : nee th ; « The College C} ‘ ') , a / yrORress America in the last 25 ¥ * * — it tea Frid . ‘ — *. a | 2 et ii at tea Friday from 2 to 5. in | ; opr ad from the Review of Review. ered eal estate ia a . - ; ’ ~ MOR. A) of the delegates : the Mortar ication the article was W® ~~ WS &@ member of the | _ delegates to ne€ Sorta. itor of the Manufacturers’ & ee ne Century Build- Street Board convention, which is meet- Reape ) ‘ | " NE at Washington University. meee Fee ( s4e s, Among the hostesses are Mrs. Her- 5 — = , Values to > SgUNRA geAA R bert S. Hadley, Mrs. Alfred H. . — { : STATE. PRIDE AND JEALOUSY. Mansfield. Mr , DPideainw ¥ _ From the Porti, aA Ore 4 a : ; “i Mansfield, Airs. W. Ridge ie oung. Light, tender, golden brown pancakes from p 7 rte regonian les se, | aera. Fred Hammond, Mrs. Roy V. the finest flours of wheat, corn, rice and rye umpes A AAIS ANGELES newspaper, none OU oa | roline Schmie Coffer. Mire MES naan i biended to produce, the finest flavor and All the Latest All Heels Startling Fancy Straps 4 than the exrellens oarrels + “5 “eorge J igen eee o aggaE oe highest nutritive value possible in this de- x y ; Buckle Pumps nan the excellent Times, qua eek City ana c sign pede Mrs. F y Leimkueh} licious form. The most popular ready-to- Short-V amp All Sizes Values' wh the phrasing of a recent GPSBrs3..... . ., aa “~ | Claudine Fay, t of -loea] use pancake flour in St. Louis. | Modeis Widths 7 Bow Pumps i a ne i», the Lele « ie hs nm Organ : . Oxtords ‘Ga Fale, appearing in ; At all Groceries l The Télegraph styled ae : ite oY age ay Ties ‘the Riviera of the UBRREX.y ....._ ‘“ va ate POAT ey SEE Se soc ie F. B. CHAMBERLAIN CO. tw, ” x. ‘© One-Strape less thinking that We "“3im MOE eee a Aa 1847... Eightseth Year... 1927 a ‘ }} the pleasant savor | endane, Mera ‘Sites | reer ee ne Come Early have been used aforetl™ Women Ministers. But “Clated Preg school by Alfred aud Dorothy Nee ) for Best This countrs a “oe > : Sam gil , . ss es ADV) * i Kreymbourg. tay, . TD COLLEGES varnae te | : Phere , “2 WIR ya ™ on Mr "septa Ena Vili be | ay nj _ Somo0ls ANT = : = ae $6.00 . ; Selection tate MEE oS Won TY Of the the new Mushroom Theater, owned | GREGORY ; — javilic oo - ° - , the new Mushroom Theate: ou OLIVIA + is , . "- : : rt i iit diner tins be re Gi os 7 d Courteous Service nd along by him. - CLASSES {N EXPRESSION Doors Open at Extra Salesmen to Insure Prompt an * . much ado Om ish w ch. ‘ Pat Year : iad SO WUC of Li i a Studio 3°o? m. * lumage! There i+ put § , ae FS rit among The opening program for the | Cataler on Reqnec- tax SSITw. 8:30 A. M. rm ao, , ae Materials ut one California. > ae ze ' Ligiand now for This SPECIAL WINTER RATE Ss Special Shoe ww Si , ns a4 t Abbo Patents OUnR NATURAL MARCEL. REGULAR s1i5—AOW Sale Paten Satin Velvet & Satin PERMANENT WAVE —_— = | Patent & Velvet GUARANTEED SIX MONTHS. NO WATER OR FINGER WAVING. | Chery Saee ome Of toe Norcawest not a I DE MUN SHOP, 4513 Delmar. FOr. 1120 Race Blush Kid | Combinations ; lement other than our owm

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: WE) . 1936 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | : — PAGE 22 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISFATCH | rere BYR Yc” | wi © talib iN ' 7 > ££ my 7 + 7 ; fi i ; " Bee ee Ne (have carried 1.250.000 ‘ons aes - i M4 ese gn é- » } teeters f Pl ‘man's first question was sant a ath. at =, 737 7 és ' > ts ‘ : a ‘ =e ses , ' ; onoTT wre freight and oewerses $5,131,421 ~_s = toh he atded Yavid Lloyd George's famous re- Have you begun to use your riv- : . i+ 7 4 » 4 : & rr) } : S. r ti Mee . ‘s . “ ws - Te Ome eae ee Oe eee nag oh : the Gov.' tort when asked what most im-' er” bs | . a | Favors Small River Limes. | because it 1 7 tan Ss sr a : alla “ a ; : = + ' Pa. >. to res a i : : A. Aw late ant Sa The river rate is $0 per cent of The OUT best bobbed ' et es rail rates parallel to the river. replace the entire fleet i sommnadl iy ttn ge calla Soe LEE ORL E HS y Fits in Cleest 3 hair Sk oy Those rail rates because o ive ear.” ‘W. Palme “lat n R F 4 I —_ ww : pays | } competitions, were only about 5 Shallow-draft transportatio! n Oe ee ae pega an Tf pociet g a a en | per cent of the average rail rate small.rivers. as proposed by ee eee ne | Tuxedo or Full Dress a | } - . ~ ; z th 1roughout the country, Newton Stan Bn ra . it N wie ation to : - — va ; a 7s ‘ aes : . 4 Ss : = & , Gives N im 1¢ aa sit | explained. If there were no river. its caterpillar type towboat which wpigreteg Mintass song Roig: Soeeg SBS Shee Be. aesy, Sweden. ' , @ Keep your haar rook ing tom : 7 the ‘ “Om pute ‘ shippers wou! ? } : ati t+ a 2 2 a iw 7 as " } que —- Tikes s+it Ta, > . AJ i : ‘wd activity im support of the - ' se ; ~ 4 iS . s io i’ L “ > ‘ - - , ” : = a . ” ~——— ¥ i 10¢ per Card ot Four | }spent $11,545,000 on the freight the long unused “I. and M.” c: i ee ae ters er 6 a : : : _— a Youngs Mens “hristian | : 3 . app Ss Os ke an Prince Oscar Berna- At leading 5 and 10¢ Stores, | on 3 Se 3 ‘ | eee Pr wer of King Gus-| Dept Stores, and Beauty Pariors — a secon’ af vour favorte # | ) | . TNT T >; 3 => a e en, has given to it Eis od tor for a ample cara : Warden W. I. Biddle, Who ip ry ! UNION ae = tee TNS 8 : ppentdence Fridhem, on the a “ way + Se 1 hg ipa Pe as Egg end lof ‘or 8 sampie care P tee : . a L. F. Grammecs & Sena, tne. Alloutown, Pa. | os ) 3 Has Rae: n’t Seg ts & F HOU SF FL} R NISHING CO. ~ & en Gs |e ee cee | “vara Wf eS) eee . , who gnation ffective D , : ; oa -. “one Pn ing of the Armistice TRUST COMPANY —— ge 1 ae Se The signee ¢ November, 1918, al j 4 RDN Le Sippel naan ae Re Ty er eee Seer e ee LEO ery i ties > Pe, ee nt . Bx month of -+0 10 Chestnut St. + ST.LOUIS Ce MMR ERI oi : [i pied ax epoch. in world his- Slightly used, thoroughly re- ment of Juntion aot the See : i | ae me gad Th — Bose. tice conditioned Machines ; teak cc ie Sage: | ts —~ ps “we | - | = : ! 2 od man? a matt . ’ = and are equal in every way to ADVERTISEMEN™ jon of conditions at the prison , nly n \ yy >, ———a | De eee its eighth anpiversa a ’ . : ; 4 ¢ ea . 24 3 ac = Ree 3 ae : rks the close of an new machines, fully guaran- » ] : eee ee | “> jem ° : C ° ’ SS ie Impression given ey Atiorney-Lren- —~ “9 ‘ > he Os , . A Hah He (un. we sme fornit event teed for one year. In this | | | stren & orney-Gen ee Pav Pay ee = Mit Na ‘ | ing furniture Rete lot are well-known makes as Ce ae a TEE. — Ll ae oe S. Prafrock-Latton mo +h +. : . WOoUm. 2 3 ‘Fi ; rie oe 4 i 4 7 ™ 4 nd =F - : haries ‘ J ie Fourth nh eee javs meore of tJ a 4 ‘ i. Wi Adu i ‘ : > ; * ) , Be tg onsumed almost a year. | | is Unions Chr istMas Victrola Club vou ll be assured of —— the Ortho- i. a spEecIAL FURNITURE argent refused answer di . eae 4 “~ ‘yeductions ef twenty te ly any question relating to Bid-| ff onic V ictrola you select delivered to your home in time for Christmas. i ent off. f Bah e +3 o- HP eer *Bed-Daven- = hat Bildle had presented bis ree! SI ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLAS PRICED FROM $25 TO $1000 ————— | Cees ee 1 ee ——_— Rt ; ahair-covered, 10 >~ Victor Orthop opho mic Victrolas range in price so that all who will want music ; Se hh Meepeenstactere. mobalr-covens oa * ht ee ee ko ee Lecemetive | ten reub = Ba) ge ge ane poke = O ‘Chr stmas can certainly purchase the model they wil! want from this complete line. , d ee goes |, ive the tmpramion tae ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLAS PRICED FROM $25 TO $1000 You Can t Afftor Creomulsion isa “~ —_ ai a _ dis ba "4 tz = - iO fj SoD 8 . a . 7 . re T To Re Witheutan Electric | 07 73, S7y fel action: i soothes sitions when Thomas White, a spe- Join Union’s Orthophonic Victrola Club Now nm i Cu : . D- nd inhibits germ growth. enticn. wan acat ts Ean Sty (a Ba WEIL ”" Washer at This Price and inhibits gerz eter pagal ease : —s wo “4 \ pee = —7e-o S3 = — i & Clothes for Less Moamty Of ali known drugs, crecsote is ree- a4 Se ee ee ee ed by high med» authbomties Special Terms vn pentagon $3 50 PER WEEK i, ee o% é - eC} “ars Biddle Gave No Reason. } our Washer Costs a4 : BOdd1 Ot - u 5 Pai - inrectecd Wh: - ' ae You Only $49 If You Want One Act Now of These Machines. a Reidy, LTE ee Fae ey - 7 3e » " 5. a - : 2 pt is fey te Ye eee 2 dill bn Ea ts jee we me ee ya sar ae = een F P red pny MSY oF ne * ws be * = oy 5 ay Ee (2 3 4 =e 7 F = A Es : ¥ ¥. 42; ones . ," P f te > & ” REE OP. 3 4 ons Wea he ee, eee ee CGS ey eee c.OoTryv £43 u a 5 ‘ © . » .* . ‘i > ae - E z s« 734 a Oar s s . . : a? . STAratorvy dais Ss. 2nd is @ice.ielt = " ~ on tn an co - . $04 Pine Stree ae Way etended f on; t sili oe-fhe eaded if any > ; er . > £ + 4 . 4 ‘ : al ip ae af DP ge Ri ~ * Sree yaar fe te ~ Ge RS at A POE aay a Rte See tia BS Rye Stas Be a SSF FS A PAE IG AREAS 2 APP E ORS RNG 9» StL Semeon cin St. Lowis may be loek- inc fer the preperty yveu have te sell. er they may be induced te leek at veers if ft ix sdwertised in the Fer ideas en investing see the Poest-Dixpatch. Phene veur order er Pest-Dispatch Business Opper unity leave tt sith vour peare.95 table included. acne o$ ’ $15.00 Cash Delivers a Suite | ited eyirads if pte BBS SARS EG te ERE AO IPDS ERNE SE SIGE ph RF ee Sy | EES OS Py hol grin” D oes ge A eg yids 5 112-114 North 12th St. .-» TFHURSDAY ... Friday and Saturday FREE—A Set of Dishes With Every Purchase of $10.00 or More abd AP ei 2 ah cold 5 ‘ae pt. ree RRP nae ey hat thea YR i ae ae SHER Meats PRPS VOSGES OO EAPO OOO | : | , ¢ BOYS HEAVY SHEEP- ote Pa LINED COATS im sizes & to 1 m 4 MESS. - Fine foc , Pclychuisene Mocks Beds rs ee 564 > ha At is ANTI-JAPANESE : a 2 $5.25 Value, » Value $ (n | Ce [ LAWS WILL BRING —— aig | tt ; > at the = | ~NO RETALIATION fot ~~. “Sae Umom...-.-- . > = ‘ Sots ‘LINE D ENKRERS; ‘ / CK ‘ENIEN ; ib] . aw Ee . — “at = et « Re 71.45 . ~ . . i. a " ~ Sai —_ Coatinacd from Pas: 2? ge a and. beautiful leatherette cov- AUTIFUL wood B e~ WXD H ilies easel : -— | t—_- Toe ; P — >: a ‘ i‘ ‘ ———— - me ae : —— a _ - = m in sizes to fit sia, i dis yur own Phil- | Sig EES Spy 2 : “A aay ee a > Ee | we H Savy Gow oe ee eee : @ bors 6 to 18 yrs -45 , : Oe: - a 8 ; -_"* » ‘s J & ~ - é - =~ o ’ SO SSO OSS FFSOE OS SS 0 OPP PDP LP? PD PP RPO”? #F SEES FSO ~-? eo FFs ae PSS LEME E Four-Piece Two-Tone W: aionse-Faiall Bedroom ‘Satan $235 Values, O00 s. | : ” ps 5 Priced pe Ss" é ; JUVENILE STITS ia € _ ion of (Corduroy : zune a Pe ae ad of oe Special Mahogany fin- ish smoking stand. An umus- wal value at only +1 9x12 Felt-Base Rugs, with border. $12.75 $30 Full-Size Da-Bed and Pad. .. $18.75 $95 Console Phonographs $69.50 $250 4-Piece Bedroom Suites $169.50 $250 3-Piece Overstuffed Suites $165.50 85c Felt Floorcovering, sq. yard $Sc $30 Walnut-Finish Cedar Chests _ $18.75 f » TR es kak sae py fi [ bff se - fd / = of 6 6 tee etal ete?, at gett Fal etetetet ots FOP od of bf of of af ol oh oe Ot etal ete let e tp etetets ‘ ’ A +. Washahbie crash or A... ..4ddbnt TV E Bedroom Suites wor; lly well made of f hardwoods | mush and finely decorated | - # . es are included being $ @| 2O**_ALL-woon svveE- | oe 4 _— ines ) aL FE SUTTS in the new nev- i. Muge cCresser. the newest bowl “3 2. umber) me "$ bed. full-size large wardrobe with hat RE 2 «sy. } bE and shoe boxes and clothes hanging: - mpartimnent and full- size trip le mur’ vanity dresser. Remarkable: : ~ , ~ - _" + » = e 4 H . a Se i -— “A > f i sf //, Aq | 7~ $30.00 Value iy . co oe : - YaLiULoO $10.00 Cash Delivers a Suite +, 5S SSS Ota hdd eee ge ed md i de aa ae a oe ee ae ee ae ee Pe ee ee ee ee SLPS EE FFE FFF FFF PEF EEA LEFF EE EEL PE PLE EE EEE EM EFS EE oo Ma. IP PEP AE I PP PA FP OPP PP LS 2 Sige and brows —*& 22 Wei as open- | Mie Regular $30.ceo value. Steel Bed« im all finishes; came panel: good spring and all-cotton mattress. $29 Value 19.75 3h e Ane keiec mylene The $19. 75 JOIN OUR XMAS CLUB NOW! $1 Down Holds Any Article. FEDERAL BARGES TO PAY OWN way’ NEWTON ASSERTS ‘entered frem FPaee re. “SS / ; & “ry aft (hh 11 is amma ert: 8-30 OLIVE STREET ~Siae-" LNION 3. OUSE FURNISHING CO. pecsceseses wr sell ; — ~ + . 4

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SPATCH Sritish ial = ~ ~ 3 i co " j a * —_ == CLOSET B_MARKETS-SPORTS| ST LOUIS POST- WANTS-z4t | = — . | ESTATE The OUT-O-SITE ED & : Fits in Closet 30"2595 THREE. eer ae ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926. PAGE: 2340 Made by AMERICAN BEp pn e :) = Gives Home to Y. M. C. A. POLICE WIN TRANSFER of counsel for the plaintiff and the i * slot machine injunction case/tablishment of a five- day work/ worship, has been adopted by the | Wee ++ esS ee ever ee sereeneg: | 1413 8. Eighteent, Nov. 10.—Aft a ae i Sweden, Nov ).— After ) 7 Victor 4170 SAINT ra gotivity in - port of the | | Police Board today from Circuit | joan: April and a change of venue|week, so that Saturday may be| Mizrachi Organization of America, | £ : | "a Christi Juda I c was taken to Judge Calhoun, who| more widely observed as a day of/at it I | ‘11s + ? Young Men iristien | ge Ittner’s court to Circuit | a aside the restraining order ddieriinetncnints i a ones 4 B 4 Bills! B .> e . * _ “Prince Oscar, Berna- | Judge Calhoun. against raids on slot machines. , cpt hiaaati yoy This action followed the with- : . : sweden, has given to it — drawal of an neatienies ci ae Jews to Urge Five-Day Week. THIS : ; Do not let the accumulation of bills discourage on the rs O O , NG I. Nov ali ; | fn Ory anes FO SOR $ DOLLAR + SHOE SA LE | you. Pay them off at once through us, then pay residence. Fridhem, 4 of Gothland, in the | ‘Change of venue made by Police} olution ealling upon the Central is Ww hel ~ | ae — ; OUR WAY TO STI wo beck Senet ane ae STIR UP BUSINESS :- ing thousands to finance a sudden need for Together with his wife, _Anti-Raid Plea Taken From.| Commissioners Kortjohn and | Rabbis’ Organization of America ch of Fulkila, who was, |Freund, in which they had alleged |to consider the sponsoring of a he p Mun Judge Ittner’s Court to ) | STARTING THURSDAY, ARMISTICE DAY 4 od | All transactions are confidential. ‘ 4 gf his mothers ladies-in-walt- |prejudice against police on thej|national Jewish movement for es- | se Bernadotte has fre- Calhoun’s. ee on Sg Ittner. Attorney om | Ladies’ Novelty ‘ |thur Bader, representing the ?0- Samples, P ° blk Oe | SURETY LOAN AND THRIFT CO. oats public addresses at Cc, A. meetings. lice Board, wished to present the | | H; h O li Ch; ld ——__———m—=es THE petition of William Russo, | ™otion for a change of venue, but | | ig ua ity l ren’ s ST ST — — | Proprietor of a gasoline filling sta- | When counsel for Russo indicated | | | and Infants’ Shoes er Pair | ee ae eee oe : ition at Seventh and O'Falion|that he had no objection to a. | » Pp Msececcosee :: OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL 7 P. z Boys’ and Girls’ Tennis Shoes, : ————— streets, for a temporary order re-|transfer it was made by consent straining police from raiding his|rather than by change of venue. | The $1,060,000 help | High and Low, 2 Pairs for . een wy comment Police had been raiding Russo's} There is a way to end colds so |} EXTRA FELT SLIPPERS i bilcer 2 PAIRS $1 a | ’ AND MEN’S ; The signing of the Armistice } | Pe har we 7 0's path of November, 1918 — Station because they be-/ quick, efficient and complete that we | ed epoch in world his- [| | lien ed it to be a rendezvous of | paid $1,000,000 for it. That way is | GI fh DSTONE SHOE STO ae H EK Sunday Post-Dispatch has the = } only color roto magazine in St. Louis. $ and Thursday (Armistice COLD WEATHER potent — ” ‘aa were al-| HILL'S. It combines the greatest Ways Kept there. turing a partial | }, : " ) Bat helps men know. It stops the cold 1218 BIDDLE ST. AT THE CORNER ") many s0c ‘jal functions will | : | re its eighth anniv ersarv. | Judge Ittner and the Police Board's | the bowels. tones the entire system. lew marks the close of an | on | | counsel clashed over testimony of | Jt leaves one better than when the ~ +2 weer Se ee tf ~ Prufrock-Litton Furniture |) Now is the time to reserve |i CC® Capt. Nally. Judge Ittner| colé began. Millions have come to = -weerth and St. | ‘harles your garage space for Winter | Pated that Capt. Nally must dis-/ rely on it, for th ey find nothing else ws ante Just three a: avs more of close confidential police Informa- to compare. Things will change to BUY NOW FOR .. SPECIAL FURNITURE ]! WALNI GARAGE tion, then held the order in abey-| morrow if vou get it now. Do that twenty to ance pending a search of the stat-| and see. CH RISTMAS | Dimensions of reductions of t y per cent off. 120-122-124 S. Ninth St. utes fer authority on the law. This Be It’s two jece Bed-Daven- M Ain 3042 disagreement motivated the Police Sure @Giilig Pe Bee the athe Prufrock Lifvon Rates Reasonable Commissiéners in their action for CAS DUININE yo owl 8l0 -8/2- 8i4 WA SHINGTON AVE SLLOUIS : Senfacture, mohair-covered, now | Charley Kinsel in Charge a change of venue ENGINES | WEEKLY AD No. 1150 yay Se . Ittner, it will be recalled, —, | THIS SALE CLOSES TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 5:30 P. M. eke ae = 1, 4 $149. A superb value! Judge Bor © temporarily ruled against police inj Get Red Box Ro at” with Portrait This little Steam En- @@iaa | He — Fi. —= ie ee: ee | SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDERS mo wdel: lae steam “ chest, whistle, whis % tle valve and throttie ; 66 . 99 MANNING BOWMAN $1.48 verre: — of polish i ' | Genuine ELECTRIC Fone Bee ed jeheet reas; i ex - weig : , le Revels seca throven ae _ NESTOR JOHNSON | PERCOLATOR 6 bo * WEIL Sells for Cash Only! Better Our big 3d Floor Daylight Boys’ & BY" fmokestack; beight id's | 3 | CAPACITY een Clothes for Less Money! sae 9 Dept. Is a or is cas sta | | North Star eee: % SCREW DRIVERS ; and ully warrante | pur ] , Place to Shop. i RACING and HOCKEY SKATES | 2° *; Fi S per fal . MT: | , etic ~ 4 c2 . . in a . = rj airs of Knick- ee | Pet wees, |S pee ike new Parcel post weight, , 7 | 6, 8, 10, 12. 16-16 oe for A. 5. t sf 3-03 le : 2 pounds. — and household use. 69 oo ,* > at *., hha ae PY bbe BERJACKS JAPANESE HULL-LESS 3-OZ. Slut cee oa ~ ~ wich Usoclee , . ' . - a round th black handle. Price fMseal ecial price, each. . a s instrument wll tell tell you ‘how much wind wes, | PIKE EZY-EDGE RAZOR HONE | | a to mix with the hol in your radiator to keep the mixture 69c Lot 00 Value, $ O00 , : . e. Z é : ' : | ) . ay Sizes 214 to 8 vears at $6.93. N ies around es! AS . D KNICKER: | : i | ce Roem D ws pce SBC} trom sreesing. Special peice, ae | S; | School Overcoats at ‘36. 39 p-/ |) Sa ee "i LAMOND “E®* > eg ee : . of aplenpilty |tailor alt} | SOc Tresh Ctr Window Ventilators yes | WINDSHIELD WIPER big assortmen price fn sizes 1 LO fit” "§ 45 ed Overcoats tor eae 10 to 17. years! ee P Giives you FRESH AIR without drafte, [ : F . «++ -$1.00) gust or svot, permitting constant cireu GENUINE. FRANZ “SWATY - >. BASIN FAUCET Heavy brass. Lickel IMPORTED het or id + A ‘ «tere . - - ~. ’ , RAPID” CLOTHES WASHER | proiecis light 200 tect ty gy gg| SWING RAZOR STROP nue to Mbination of Corduroy or with 2 knickers or Valucs, 212 Q OO | , P > | 0 kere oF , . , PIVE Bedroom Suites won- ie et] © ie tem. Other Big Values in rae, See ee meatal dele, | ully well made of hardwoods soy ae | i ee ea oe ut finish and finely decorated. rge pieces are included, being dresser, the newest’ bow-end l-size large wardrobe with hat be boxes and clothes-hanging ment and full-size triple mur- anity dresser. Remarkable at only $129. I.00 Cash Delivers a Suite ._ ve ag Sa hp| _ EMAMnL SAUCEPAN BET ~ = ; This bargain will be offered for a lim 4 price -- - TS i Pe TT he ~ sf ton > poun 8 a o 3 ds over all aa sem,’ d if Special price. onls All pans are seamieus 3 to § v 3 ent | elk inci . ited time til i , i a S g 5 95 RON. WRINGERS bial a covered with three coate of enamel pcos ea A dita le or as le ge lwo ext I Dunc : , neo ” ‘ he et « +1. , e * Adjustable, for fastening to either round | Cyay io clean. 3 pans to the ect as fol | Pre CrpaC DEee AMP | KNIFE SHARPENER Boys: : a se - Oo} ‘qua lo % quarts, 2*5 quarts. 4 quarts | Pute a keen edge on knives quick; ~ ITVE NILE OVER. x e ' _ aly Special price $1.69 Adjastablie | good for @ lifetime ..,....+.«+. 89c IATS in neat tan, gray and * i zea tron per set sseeees , Bronze finlah This is «a ; Parcel post weight, 1 i pound. ®rowy, buttc ti —" wea rame;, rubber Parcel post. 5 pounds. spiendid Lamp for the home | —— N- : ’, Bae s. extra . Ie or office . 7 4 quality: 4s . py ee 2.49 | KNIFE SHARPENER Bizes ° STANDARD | fame as above but with s handle at AERP» va atin Pee Spa | & x10 inches “BISSELL Ss” coual seaai mais a T H i? ~ I FINE ALL = Ww OOL EX TRA-FIN k QT ALITY SUITS "4 Sr Se al yee oe . CARPET SWEEPER Parce! post 1€! rt. . pounds. | tached. A few sirokes wil) eharpen the t . this saie, each, VACUUM BOTTLES | dullest knife and other doubie $1.25 r TWO-PANT SUITS of good sieac nF te | : é; ne ~~ TWO-PANT SUITS come ein in double-breasted models with $3 98 absolute househoic necessity. Al- metal | oolens, come with one pair of : Bites “a Fete saletant and one pair of knick- newest styles with 1 pair longies vest, 1 pair collegiate “‘longies t the sane as . ” n . . Ane a the sare ’ ¢ 1 pair |] nickers or 2 longies. and I pair ot knickers or two "eae 5 e ” . ease. finished in biue. —- 4 ~~ MTS’ JCUVENTI, E OVER- ers or two pairs of knickers or 2 aoe 3 - on “longies’’-—sizes 8 to 18 ) JOHNSON FLOOR OUTFIT a es ) gg 98 ee $1 98 QUICK-ACTING WRENCH » - i A ‘ o 4 ‘ . _ ‘ . . - 3 od ’ ; € a ‘ . = 7 ” MATS in blue and brown | “longies;’’ 6 to 18 years. anes san ele eee eames ii For waxing and polishing hardwooe | prict aoe real Special. ® inches long. 1%-inch capacity: made Linch} la 1] The OV ERC OATS are OL such The OVERCOATS are of extra- floors. conststing “ey --* Oa —— ; 3. 39 pest weight, z pounds. | of tool steel drop forged: handy wrench i] as we as open- eign aia cal | ‘4 1 wax mop ohnson's weighted a ° — ; . liar models in arta The OVERCOATS comprise both fine woolens as mé itons Kleect heavy woolens in the wanted fen polishing “brush and 1 Johnson's Parcel post Ea SCOOTERS for quick work. .. aoc d-back , ‘nvenile and school models in @ and plaid-backs—sizes 10 to 18, styles and patterns—sizes 10 to home beautifying $5 OO | weieht. . pounds. 10-inch diserwheels, %-inch rubber tires x ma- R ‘ $11.95 - : Oa een . with stand. $2.89 a BENCH 4 VISE welals. Sizes S 95 sizes 3 to 18 years, $8.95. oO 18, $14.95 oy aes ‘St 65 value. ) = RAPID-FIRE 8-DAY | Tear ‘IMPORTED | | FOR GARAGE junger Op - One ; oth dust Will keep all lbquide hot er cold. An edge tools. Price. each th : Parcel post weight. 2 pounda. ere .es OD On Oe LB be bd bie bs FP PPO SSOOGOGOSSH (oP SSSSOSOCSOOOS “(4 Qn? . i Tia ry to ik years. ' : mate, ae, BALL-BEARING . c ° ‘ c EGG PORCELAIN ; . VELOCIPEDES N B ys Bla ~ BEATER 2 * | | . TUBULAR FRAME | mOY Ss’ | tA oe =a my Rubber Beats an gx to the prop-| MITCHEN ACKIN AW COATS in all \ er consistency in Le gee CLOCK + r | Raincoats Giese a cream and ‘may. | Ol4 mill design ipecial price, onnaise whip Height of | Specia: 4 9m : —— 95 Sages y/ 2. 95 | giase jar, 6 inches. $3 Gs * , wy . | + ¥ , a a, eel) $ rae 3 | cath coed be 29¢ SCHROETER BROS. HARDWARE CO, 225000" 0=. "Suc. “oes oa | 810-812-814 Washington Ave., St. Louis, Mo, (°° jisscat juni 14 joes ¥ Pareel post weight. 2 Iba

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 24 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1920 . Barber Shop Held Up for $12. teenth street, at 6:45 p. m. yes- | was — one of the barbers. PRECINCT WWDGES IN ae a single S@iio: on vd byes x WILLIAMS SPENT $5600 IN Stanley Danny of i215 Chambers “tal return sheet. This and otne ‘Seisres correctess aS / UNSUCCESSFUL SENATE RACE “ewe armed robbers entered a/terday, held cp the two barbers ¥ wie > street, amd the remainder from the lerrers were oO tec One Comtribation Listed. for $5098, barber shop et 1628 North Four-j}and escaped with $12, of which $§ -a P : ~ eS ~~ - : on ~ - %, J "" > " ‘ o : ie wd * 4 _ : _ ’ -. “ - .* _# r 3 a c Be =” i eed Cc} ? r¢é =: , V otec a Tally tee of Seventy. a bady of inde- | week's election, has fil 2 state a es Shes. — ; W 1iSOn, T as 0 Us h ad - . a oe " . : x ' + 2 . : Poa i ; on a acn : ft . mre a) r >. : ’ : at ‘ : ’ = ~ . , '_ . 6 _ ~ - e , ~ _ = ~ ws. f *. Was Zero. Sane ve im Philadelphia in the if- expenceéedc 25% mts ~- re | - ; -_ ' ‘ - 4 = . f on mend = terest of ci n Pclio ns. e -mera. ©: ssthees - pa. B +-5 a no N Broadway ’ : ~ ~iie | "jrea of the elac- , F Di ; " e vedo: aie: Wiaaeailinay | ——- : eh 8 2 Sg 3 , on gathered last T night D3 — or the iscriminating Vea * , ’ : soit I 2 R d te cena anor hnn — oan ono at aioe Bi Ao mai ov eit — Who Demands the Best in Radio Receiving Apow , : } flection !2/ wratin candidate for United States gf | a SUPER-HETERODYNE Lh ex: mit ~ — , ” 2 ; ; y i . ; as {3 9 i , ‘ { 5 e ’ ; ‘ . 7 3 ; ole : " f ’ " : af tt ; ‘ ae ‘ ; ~ - ; ++ r a iJ } 4 . ia % BE EB GSB BS SZ ne medicine Dut never ticed SEE purside of mv Own iv—I : have a high regard forsimple vegetable harmless medicines _but no use foranythat cause ° . . . ae ‘ er and bring on severe reaction \ ERY aavan “ed r2cnH ry ' . ' i r iLisn " ? : oF - l, 7 : ; 2 3 ; ‘ te : and leave patients in a condi- ea Serr are : | Lede n01 lh om mittin rion where mature ceases to that music lovers have tol: : can uy the onmreid ‘x ; | ee ee oe function. I desire to state that they wanted 1s embodied in the nm straight set; or with your selection ot 1090 ball each on charges of | your Feeno-mant Petr ce te + oes ye “ae eS a eee “oe © hee sian ee ee ee Si valuabic discovery veever Sonora Shielded Six. And this re- Sonora spe Ee ee eee agate eee : 7 used—I1 do not realize thar l arkable cet nroduces c rick geath ~horce ¢ leis. Frices range trom oe Se a eee “9 s ve taken a cathartic. no mal kal ic ee © procuces u ify @bé -*6 “7 tierly Indifferent.” _ ha 2 ; . Pe ee Z | rT 2? es lie : ” p > % “= O a : , . har. a grip ng pains — 7 ° ard 7% Aadio. | - In holding : Negroes, £ | : . io | ‘ — 1:] ahs | 3 j a-mint. Accept no substitute, 3 =] ae Te hy ese | Feen-a-mint is too valuablea : remedy for you to go with- 909000045 9900000000000 000004 7 S .** ~_~ . = - ‘Ff ren ~ a? = “Hen wwf fe eo A EITC, | ™ «TF errr afc Sone ee ee wk we eee RIELDET [X.2: come ~ Pe a : ver Richa naie rere » Rn ita « eet “vt - “5 - Hes | ach ain Pag gO Bens OA 6 50K eS Ta Pet a : i tS Hote am, ere eee mle Pee pe tems . = 22 i te ne ee aa Shielded Six easy to tune ; > . . * Highly ve—vert iT} halt re ottack. ; }- out if you need its benefits, . * volume. No interference from *-* °* : ; _ W : 1} ‘* ~~ + ine * , side” waves! Works equally well with : ceili a aN A t have made such a mista] : S. Console | — Si ct 1 r¢ ae Sune te See Son Oe HEALTH PRODUCTS Corp. |) . , ’ North I %h Sa Newark, N.E I f ti DS ere Aaa ns >, ay, Pe "y- ‘e & x oe “ * % x ? %. rs) x By & - ~~ oe ‘tad lat. TF h Terry ‘ee TIVITT bat LeTICS wi Mméicnyua ¥ = See ee eer Fee) i , > « , , . > . on - 7 wo — " > ? Baha t > ~~? ™ » . : ore Pe aes — ——— 7 7 r - 2 « Sk You! Lit eiti a.” ~~ & — ; iia s ; —— —_— po _ , 7 ” ws ~ : . —— ie ’ _ ~~. ws et” " P ‘ . ~ - aad v4 : #3. - + ADVERTISEMENT a F2V3/5T*? OF} a i he ** o ~~ ~~ ™ A COTO LIS a tiOD Wil. ‘ > 4 = a 4 1S SAe rt : ; ee m a . : ‘ . ‘ — ~—! & a~ & : ee > te : * bd - a ; OF ST. LOUs: Discrepancy of 35 Votes. , , “AY 0 oe ~ . ‘ yi Reckpah" Raat aes AV ier r 2 + Hi APES Bee ie Si x a See eee ae: , ORE en ; On Pe es. va) eee eater t rile i ih tl Seas has I ie os Sf ae ie Ds 2 EGR aCe So 1M ELAS ghee eee ane BI GRRE AN TRIOS 3 Spi ota he BE eer a ee ee Sai te = - - wT Se Da Cices = are meee - » ~~ —- _— eae HK pon MR SAE? rhe SMITH DRUG CO J. E. MAUNDER S2 Joseph, Mo. 4418A Athione Avr Distributor St. Louis Representative CARSY pe oe RRARAARARER LARAA NEN a RALX RP APL = re ; 3 . | :, m Vite. Se thinks Herb Juice > . the = Satisfactory medicipe ' . ‘ Land he wit giad- , interrtewm te —— Biome + . = a cs . > Be se : . ts 2 is R B Us « ‘ , a af 7 i> sy " a ‘ cf Sw % & a ; 4 ‘ 74 hy ee bm am » : ¥ Syd = a » ‘g : me: ry rf e « x 5 D3 =. iv a oe = 2 am = _ ‘ } A 4 = F s an % e ‘ e xe rs . ie .* oo. al 3 : 2% ; ‘ ~ 2 Be. , * . a7 io * ie 4 p A ad “yr i 4 . grey "xX ME De Ce geek delete PO ee a ee . ae oa ys ew Pa ee ee eT a TY ee eee eee Te = evs "y 5 ae te eS See © 4 d Wi; SN od NJ sacle le ce tn ac -" r+ : fof te Fie a aaiiact ee oly ce Pa phd otal ‘ 7 q f a trouble than an ancient model ance from your car, keep it lubric The GREATEST ’ Asteonisaing Gemenustiratien ef e*8tfreme = ar-giting — eg ; ' oo no ho es ea gt tages with Polar in e. the perte: : motor OL Se a Ae Sank cate en Ee Living-Ray je J peri ce m t! 7 wi . siitk «shamed iWnulier amp : 7 ore age. Consult the chart ar any Standard vd 4 ’ aridge lamp. mahegan-. eccasiemail takbie and sucnilinaneiicinn iy ae , | —- : Bargain of All! | see ee e mrt ae lubrication always causes Service Station or authorized gama S ibie in the engine. Surface grinds for the grade of Polarine made @ = J D C Ak By) sano erie wg vey piece it ar your. car E > E. Ink 2 — , ( ) a =.) PosT_nrep .Tew Ss = . are cra = —— = ————E i the fimeder of «= 2 aindinddiidhs PSS SPD SFR : : - ) eee tn” tat betes 5 | : a , "etre. Call Made ag »~* &-&.sL.&.* 44.4.4. 444 4 4’ & LOW ll al el Ph ed wld > A, f *

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eamtinemeterencee) 1; LASUIS POST-DISPATCH __ WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926_____ | eet 1 LS POST-DISPATCH can | == FP | $2,500.000 Sanitari edi , ) | : State Committee ane $1509 e i fois ei 4 nh tarium Dedicated. Meeting of Master Plumbers. for the next annual convention of | ects will be visited for the purpose | = tc — vr: £ : : 1d ih ssoriate Press. > 3 : - d i h 4 of tt R | 7 : . ‘U . 4 t ; t , ie > f an Lhe s — ai ] ; : %* . : . Louis Ret Ubican City @& “ Be COLORADO SPRINGS ~ c The Board of Directors nue association will be discussed of studying the systems of sani- | bein PSs . } ok St2NAIS, -010., members of the various commit-/| and a number of construction proj-!tary engineerin loyed here | be ¥ : = Nov. 10.—More than on Bi a i vy ei _ = 446140 06er 4 emp oy . * = " ee ishops | tees of the National Association o! ~ + , . - il Ms ¢ . ; ce ° , attended the dedicatory exercises of Master Plumbers are conducting a ? [o) > . | Aiea . ic Y *L. ; : ; : . . ; - ps sang aeeopal Church's | meeting at Hotel Statler today. La- ADVERTISEMENT ft ; ) + Hh re "* os e ~i+n ' : . . : . $2,200,000 tuberculosis sanitarium | . ' bor conditions, sanitation and plans ie ‘ > > ie té Pub ae ' ; . leae c% : | quette and Shows Drainage “4% i rati mm i*tegg he | ce woe . eo. s s : ve | gen has been mad '. poe. iy , { ; it tA e, “ ea : : | ny “ A en . ~ : ee! ; eS ' Ra 3 a a ; ; “ } ; iltU s K M ] oe hi y a n ° Sa . a S a in n : ‘ () F | yond bik _ 509 N Broadway | cll cs e o e . oe ~ , a Re ; -’ ; 4 | W ol ff£-Wil D S ° ° , _ e y the Associated Press. : i | son Vrug Stores, 700 Washington Av., and Grand & Ol | iscriminatine By if : WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—A map| Success ae 7 Sts., Johnson Bros. Drug Co., Walgreen Drug Co. Make This Offer. hic s ’ + Xd the Best in Radio Receiving Apparat. = - 7, | drawn by Father Marquette in his | = ¥ i ed ae aes = 9 : WER eS 3 ; | ac explorations of the Illinois River | : | More Good Than Anythi Y E Used | nytoin ou Lver Used. 1; atura! ‘‘ regular ° % While Dr. W. B. Caldwell, of Mon-{ly establishing natural “re 3 ot . e > . * se . 4, 3 : : A 3 0 = = : +i i Quick Relief : ‘ headwaters in 1673 may prove a; ‘ ee © : x ae : : - a. - laricixs mo re Tr = ; rrpant Pe 4 pe as § ¢ 7 ; # ; . . " = . a : y 7? ne\ er rr) es, sickens or — . ££ re? decisive factor in tne pending great = At last the way has been found to! dent people 'ticello, Dil... a practicing physician for ity. It ' Grapes, : ab . ODYNE Th ae es > PAK: tort | lakes tre “sy ‘combine Pepsin with othe orrec ; “ry : ; Tae ; pf 89 upsets the system. Besides, it is + ro f OItm lakes level controversy. | > camera we ” 0 “ae ¢ Tro: *| Dare’s Mentha Pepsin not onlw 4: vears, knew that eonstipation Was’ solutely harmless and pleasant to ' j ' 4 , rx ; ‘ . Stomach aren S | ri] ous ale Pee —_ . et i ; reat as a) . one luxurious Me oe : . Dr. James W. Goldthwait, pro-| bi do the sheet r0 “a in tl . a 1¢ wil quickly relieves stomach distress,| the curse of advancing age, he did | take . ' > f ’ eS & a dase’ ie ™ } » Bs - U ] 4 = — é aS 4 1 %} ; : v7 } = > ’ S 4 y 2 : os ety Tifart 1 ation ‘ | at Dartmouth oe | Bod in the shortest pos-| but it also conquers stubborn indi-|,,. ‘ev hs + ‘ Wy “sf a sania | sible- time rt: eas not wad » that.a S newest in ay . . | | rie | gestion, dyspepsia and gastritis, and nt-tube super- r : e- a |e - Me * ( 1] > ; c i a4 witness j V ny bother with slow actors when puts an end t ; di . ziners aareieien i physic da ev t ry littie while was 4 “i Syn Pe in sf A 7 ; 7 : : “a . . . . 4 ; . _s: i” — — : oe é 4 4a4 4 ° i > 5- : . 3 a . e wri e . 2 le controlled. , at who need laxatives ‘ ££ *. n Supreme Court chancery pro-| jone tablespoonful of this splendid) ness, headaches sleeplessness ang "°°°®*4*- Mo ti ‘lle Tilnois fj a FREE " t : — Sues 1: . st ¢] es ce sein deal (and pleasant liquid remedy wil] : ee ee Kee £8 ; | Monticello, 1::nois, ' got Jus i 3 ‘wart sure relief -w ithout the | ceedings nerore ( naries E\ ans ; ach iene rie Siaetta’ aa rst 8 ry nen ney, " hich distressing tre Ne To him, if oe emed erue! that ao - SAMPLE BOTTLE and just see for _ a. Bt cussesing after effects that He ado © | Hughes 1 master, was called ESR gg A 8 nl Pro seti e are) Dies are nearly always caused by| many constipated old people had to! vonrself ; poets esn Care | pee eee } Ul a ipset cond e ; : : ‘ is ; .? ee 2 € $575 %e use of Grastic Bur ga- t g ' tod ? a aS a hte a ri, A I 1; 1 0 the eb ronic stomach disturbance. be kept constantiv ‘4 stirred up and . , today to resume a historic: ut mach eedily Vanish. | are’ —— } : : 1] , 7 | follow | today | iy Vanis Dare's Mentha Pepsin is pleasant to} half sick by taking cathartic pills, OR. W. B. CALDWELL of Dare’s Mentha Pepsin Doesn’t Do You AT PRS AOS Or OF ed een ee ee vitiliiesiasiib) we Se ge oS ARs eked aN le apieneesee:- . 4 tet tale . asiei . , earl “i sani re a " sf i ‘‘purge’”’ or lf past fifty, buy a large 60-cent bottle at any store that sells medi- le ; ; = . . i | : F if WO AERIAL ‘tives. For mud and gentle, Likes to play tricks with his health. | .. int of more than 10 naps | And why should any man or wom-| take. has a delightfully refreshing taste, | tablets, salts, calome! and nasty oils. | onstrate | NO GROUND ne effect, try Thinks he can get along without clothes! |. ) Penn pae pea an suffer another hour with indiges-| pale gent y Bon A see othe maa” oo t. I ser a , s eee p bes 4 q y . - I ike ac . ed i. i : ¥ eee AS Pa! 1ca i | ee = ' v 4 ) . | i ba . + ; , _ . - Bsvai _ nat . i, jus nh : ir "’ j , . d U 2 ; Your Home NO BA TTERIES >] | “a, o people who think they can get | eam . | tion or any stomach misery when the, °w, much better you look and head. tee Sod ao, :c in : hain } ‘eote ~! . ° Ra ae i rest hh . , 2 ] * . ‘ he ides 1 raetit Sane ile . . 4 ised ‘er “f « . | 1¢@] : . Just Attech It to Youd mint along without Smith Brothers Cough | 2t t5 tn end 01 y | remedy that acts almost instantly} supr. nel gocl, seuseie te Meee tte | cou] , $i agrestis ba r ala a , e " ‘ e ; or ‘ . } : , ane, ryié li lu nce 0) ; > ; oa . ' ie ‘aan , VG. * ine n Us ‘: Uson ca re ruil ve e owes f Oi f a. : TION Lighting Socket «iG Drops in bad or cold weather | Ex } ne i “ | J | ¢€an be easily procured f i Drug stores, 700 Nashington Ay. and Dr + dwell Ba rup Pe wt not athe ; ‘ hee é : : "] icaeg drainage : : ae * ” i ‘ ai Teil Ss i P it PTS j to Suit if Desired | no LAXATIVE Don’t take chances. Have Smith mealies? at ——s | But there is more to say about this! Co. ‘Walgreen Deng Gn - pepe, oe : a , The Chewing h han : 1 1 I s lat ira iOW O1 Wa- | ~ 4 remarks by} > vy . oe : hh 3 ew ~ , - a “A . ‘ : : and rugriste |; causes a gentie, easy rowel move- | Brothers dy end avoid colds, sore r) | arkable remedy something that bulla nere guarantee, is qa fine tonic that ment but each dose helps to throats and hoarseness. | ters | | will interest thousands cf despon-| (2%, 200 uP and makes you work with | TEBnr, uu ee . U i¢ -Spon-; - @at with relish and sleep soundly. strengthen the bowel muscles, short- | > “This sensible and enthusias- | mong his exhibits is a photo-| 4 ‘4 , . - ess Ae a tie al + ; snNoOWwNn ¥ | tic message + ae tells Either S-Bs or | Static print of the first Known | BY] its own story and partly ex ed, «joc the tere. ) 4 -plains™ Feen-a-minits great |) | ee ne ee ae 3 se |} popularity. | $ - ; - \ ° a . - 4 ~~ »é - | r ? ued - - . - A / i. be 4 j | : | Ask your druggist for Feen- r a-mint. Accept no substitute. Feen-a-mint is too valuablea pemedy for you to go with- out if you need its benefits. TH PRODUCTS CORP. 13 North 13ch Se. Newark, N. J. Lie British bhassador in Washington 1b which it was conceded that the actual flow through the sanitary district's locks - ne 7 » by . + — % timesS reacned ie, - , 1% a ; - Secretary trelloge s sete! 6th & Washington letter was in| oe an ee ne | non ) response to% representation from | Bring These Coupons to Our Store ADVERTISEMENT [Spores 4 SE; SWEATERS ’ RLONG RESIDENT OF ST. LOUIS | Why He Thinks So Much the Famous Herb Extract A sd Herb Juice. aq twee wl “~ Qeit¢tic} r ha ect’ haf { anad: J the Rr iti 1} rT) iaSS\ ere ae anhadcda &s | interest in the Great Lakes level They Mean Real Money to You manded the pr ea eS ag $1 Cash — $1 Monthyy $1 Cas uy Buys Your so. is sot represented aireccly I Res Heater ret, es Points in Controversy. :. AN , 7 y TT ~ i- \ - 22 . ’ \ mr oc, Lisa sd Miel a | P tae ’ , Pennsvivania and New York, = gl + ® Michae! lagen of 4917 —— fweod avenue. who has been mmvent of St. Louis, Me., his en- fue, S2ys he thinks Herb Juice mee TOS. satisfactory medicine mee ever uscd, and he wil! glad- grant h personal inferview To Me who desires i:. thdrawing wa- aed | hihi aie BUCKS rae eeenee- 2 -+ are. E I ie Tad ({ SUNLIGHT ]}} || ate ee Gillette Blades: - aiat OD a: nis Fl.) 2% leache | $ WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ New fur-trim- med ‘coats n newest shaces and sty Buy all the warm bedding you need es ose Tiga St our easy payment reets 95 : . 3 See our pair of Biankets . i 4s * v) si : i aé or Comforter special Special— $19.98 liown to $12.98 Children’s Coats = ‘ Children’s fur-trin = med (Coats : styles and shades. "$6.98 Window Shades, 35¢ Cretonne Drapery ot Scallened 3: ‘ 36 inches ; | : wide, fancy, Balance in Easy Payments ve you more heat.” Never be- Thanksgiving “2 $9 > “50 || Special Eight-Piece PRR eee ee eee eee ee ee ee ee eee he Be 8 a aa Maa"a "aa" swale a" sMMa" eee" a a" aaa aa a"a aa" sala" wees saa" a"s"s"a"aw"e"a"at aa" MR. MICHABRL RAGEN. eine of his experience with yduice Mr. Ragen said: “My | Was using this medicine and ‘Saw how much good it was I decided to trv it also as me shape I was Suite 4 Lt : ee} , rations b } ‘ So this splendid outfit—ine: iding } J } 7 _o ’ no Lis ‘ . . Pel 2 8. ‘ 5 fhan p ail rit by , F . a hy! ~ abaire nd arr: air Witid Ho0 aneri. ROT? . Fc Aley . > pe ae |g ox ePNnSiOT 12 if .? f ae an a +s | ™ | ‘ ‘ ia , i = }? : . : , . : ‘ ‘ yoholstered seat: It is a marvelous &-plece fhese = | GQ : Ti ae 4 i7 her rey rd . Babe th, : +, Se i ‘ 4 =~ i , ' , i Liié CO] | ‘ 7 "$s Ine { }) l $3 a Mont Bu . . +7 La : - c nt ; ; ;% aan ee i 4 . A A » . s ; | " - %s in Buck \ Gas “ and 3 y | 4 $1 Cash—$1 Monthly Kitchen Heater | Foie a : _ a» A pretty couch during the day—~—full-cise ier a SECCCI 1 for dr: ‘morn + ** ; . 7 . : cormnfortable be t : ‘ : BLUE BIRD DINNER SET,,.. are ee ee 5 userici | JIMMY HOGAN UNDER ARREST = wast ag night. “Baey to MATERIAL— | - | —— = ————— i ee . casHoan ¢ . open. Walnut fin- —=av . sik Juster fin _ Brother of Gang Leader Held on —,. — = i= : } : CREDIT. \ y ish. Special at.. 1s! } : , s é ; ) 7 j re ‘ ; Se. ™. , f 3 “ - ; — g a ae tate Dry Law Charee. , : BPO - ah \ in AT GOLDMAN BROS : | Panels, Notti Be soe ~~ Jimmy Hogan, notorious polices = | Sy 2) SS | a , ‘ ee) Ma haracter and brother of “Jelly. |] cialaiaiaaeaain be ee eS $1 Cash Buys a ca Te _— gi the Hoganig a oe =~ +l , SD Et . . ee ee Chifforobe - + _" Led r? ~~ ND cee nn see Ti oh) a CN ol a al at) Te Mm hae) Fringed } Ae rainhage purposes. oa a ae 2a tls ea aaa ay aan" et wide *, great taking me I] can per cent owels are onger suf- iigestion pains or weapon of destruction. A ii» vermnes Sonne Bamhst = er usin Herb Juice y fight goes on between the Bir" wis sucn “Nondermal res 2 engine until they wear Cac BRR to: ms wie ee tenes UD tat it fs a medi- d t e€ Car breaks down. a ° eXceptions rn erits and ex- smooth, sustained perform Mir }).7°7-corn ondition, Ip your car, keep it lubn Bs ny Oe 2Pd Af anyone hes ne, the perfect motor oil. BI to ten’ fier Juice Ts le chart at any Standard Oil Hie cwec: Som shy FRr Juice goon or authorized garage Bioware i Wwittions aeeg | ade of Polarine made €X- GiB more or ins Preat medicine | dis of peo- your Car. eh here in S:. Louis. This | "act remedy, | RBYFFLE CURTAINS — Her gtit wihiits piue OF c“i ere VA } ' $1 >IT} ry le is tong pair Makes a clean aif nd. Pe Ti¢ fu Warrant roa him with violation of the! fl | | $1 Cash—$1 Monthly one-dry law | Buys Your ’ > i? : ~¢+ . smnAe . ' .ne arrest WasS made as a result preeninenss erg Phonographs oe a! , ; faliure of Federal authori- ‘Ss to presecute him, following aif aig recently ] { &arage in the .§ i eae | Loe a = ‘a ; nome, 3 43 Maison , 5 ——e an an vi | oo e . — ; f . " ¢ oat or : ‘ \4 es) eee ee ee ee ee ee heer. heer ies Deing seized 4 ee lice and prohth ro: ] Cash Balance he raid. Hog: i 20, — Monthly poe arc. : , jente of the wartme Liberal Allowance for CA se pe! | FREE ! cacctions STOCK DEALERS END MEETING Your Old Range eles Blue Bird Dinner Set Resolution Asking Congress to Re- move Sales Tax Adopted. An excellent baker— larg? oven, a " i ae ae! ? ° ." } ‘ 5 The first annua! Cony ention of fou! Eus burners ana cL. wo 10.14e8 f r larce eelection of P netr tion AT e Associated Stock Exchanges. at coal; complete ttern: We offer This is your chance to get robe, dresser and writ- : ica ti ‘ a ee a ‘ a ote ee. 2 >-T. Ano na - ’ y — = o: * + . a - : > ‘oryiir thig pe i with high shelf. bah acess a rAonogTaPpa a4 . : deak. _xceller er Missou I A LITLOC@ TLIC A sane latior j - apecial leader. Square lane . i & ae - E - — Linoleum Rugs 9x12; genuine -cork wit! T I Bold burlan back ~ o » &\ Slew Lo S20) I Armetrong brand teed and Neponset felt-bae Rugs. All eubiect to slight imper- feetions Eac! ro 65c Felt-Base Floorcovering A thick, durable fel’ base, neatls embossed and printed pattems block, sacrolis, § fioral and (the popular Dutch tile] 4 jh pat terns if blues, taal i resir ent a (* . » « 4. am bad brown, €Tay anc! mu e tetesmarennin tren ark | Wickey . oe xe See ” tan As Many tH secretary. ce /} ae st, a —_ ee ae 6 ) | A resolution was adopted asking ne TF : rolls, Slightly im Mi . Congress to remove the sales tax vox oe ee ‘Shee? . QLI V E ST. rfect. L, D> > | ee ak ae Skee . = ae oe a i a hit tally Judaed ar foe tail- Console or upright modes att gua anteed ‘;o00d tone ‘4 d finis ; ¢ articies in i—a ward i Va = =) losed yesterday with the re.alec. Buck's Ranges are vartd sini struction and finish.... > r> i ion of Ralph Wy Simonds guaranteed ses : as presi- dent, William M. Louderman, vice. na Aaah sae selling at St . Ze © More than a million . Louis, Mo. , POST DISSE ar H lest ad often B the finder of a lest article ‘ ' day and brings nbout ea return. Call MAinm 1111. eee ee eee ee ee 8 ee ee 8 8 ee on stock transactions The 19°°7 convention city will be selected by | hee se ee 8 ‘the board of directors. ee abi | » +

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ad mae on eT ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 26__ HORNSBY, IN. STATEMENT, VOICES DESIRE TO STAY H ree PN age —————— ——-—— a dn qe IR ee -cegreomne — nee. he Are Tr cet ————— en OC OO en? SS Se TT Cards’ Manager Wants The or Victory Over To Perfect Defense tor _ Cue Lead Wi sat igre er" 09 4 Te a ee i iain alien Neen Interests Protected Rees cat - i Roosevelt Rise | Missouri's Plan of Att » And Salary Increase ty Saas A ixired Members of Lewit oo, pays Exon | Squad Have Recovered Dur- bts eae” Ae ae te Sat Reaumont “ Dy on Associates Press. = Ben : oe —) Ss Ss the struggle for f ball supremacy , waitin ) —_ — ~ a PHILADELPHIA ae * hee . me | Sees . : ®: in the Interscholag i . —— a? WMiesor ‘It ) Spri rirtue of his sensations] acme | . a 4 2 | — . a two weeks’ layoff t ‘eaoh ; lait 3 : : : —_ vies os | . ces . Frank Taberski Selman “a By Tad Jones. , | “e mt 0 : pees - rorites ti of Yale University. Hornsby’s Statement Is lee ee PA sd ee Ee Se oe Lit. eleven, local athlete officals vonehsated roterday afiraocs eee Aa ~~ o~ . , dee 480 2 Set ea4 P 3 r :¢ . ; - - Logical and Fair,”"Breacon | ee Fa oi iecsence nee tan tree ioe, Tae Thsers Nave 2 Sericnce, et the Bear coaching att is canoign Sect 3 , : . Aaa | . with FRaiph G By Long Distance Telephone from Bradenton (Fia.) to ths | Y a | >" - = portunity ec Ups ® from 1S king no littl } aaa eS — Both G : Post-Dispatch. ee 2 pre eon iniu »peesi- a : ‘ ' or} Bot! reenieaf at . “« fair nd J from my mind than trading > “eH RNSBY* taternent is never was anrthing further am confident that evers- him. There never has Dee : : : » i , : ' . ‘ 4 Ns : ~ ‘ 2 : : 4 3 ‘ . hic} - : > OT . gea i J -— iin ta 2 ” foe > thing will be arranged to the msideravuon gv" BUC: | Fe See eee eee ;, ' ag . ae ; x eleven id 2 4000.8 greciren aUct, nies fourth place. + | : . . : ; ; 5 Sie - > y - ey * - * 4 . : é - t ~ ae a 5 - - - - . ? : : " + 7 re wT a4 3 : & : bs - a - , Satisfaction of all partics con : Sea m3 as : oe om riod ao oe ee eee : wald, Pittsburg, with $ , ' } he) ; m i a. : ; = e 4 , : °; " ———— = 2 2 «a > > cerned ww i i 4 , . ot — +i . : ; es Se. x = neiie nos workout samen perfect \re-=. ~) . rs oo . - “ea ¥ - - — - . , _ ee ~ > . e4 >. Toes me 5: ae ’ : ' . . : - . . banAtene — : ; hil : P . , . NAS. : , . : : es « : 5 — a ‘ ‘ “ x . - - : is ~ oe . = . - tart ce ill te tl eS ¥ elie euiiest a ¥ oe Rid am & Le = ~~ Fe = a ss 4h 443 s ; , = - e- — ove . yO hail Mn ake a! a ao SAF ea eR ee ee PSS ae BREADON AND HORNSBY. } ee ng much faith. Thé local univer-.and Clark pi tellar roles in the poook Tabersit There will irened ow ; . the oth : ach ang : ag YO ‘Coie ” utie! will maxe Ut ea ee pie si >mmy Huesten, Chicage : j . ur Wvoeds, Pawtucket, By J. Roy Stockton, | " os Se “pees ava : 3 rs : . | ss «ce e we es lite u ine an ‘ ‘ 4 a) : ; : Fi . = Ps . : .: : : es : Beri cls ’ . , -—“ } bd i aa bites . 7 a a . * ; ~ ss wae — lieth first world | ? ars § : £ * ‘ rho wa : > , : a0 ” ) nae Cas. Harmon, Giendale, LE® €uc a Words Caanmipion p al es i a = and he ! i his team to a i’s = | errr ste 4 sland e ‘ got s i nf! ee _— ystem of ime pay . ir ‘© Harolié Pindie, Appletca, Wie ry > rers H Rog & a ws in 38 rea to answer ethers te Gaturdéay gome great The Notre se Rae ao aie Ranta Anima eC ore A RRR 3 1 Oo ap onl Use along: pret 4:atiab Peer * iat. Rie em diated Li Pasa sic_eti ne a “ba.anc Joa a lily OF. : a | pene eae roa mm 1 x last Saturcay. th eE- mar omewh = Webster Plays ame, and if Roosevelt is defeated | oo" oud have been in a position Bears’ own gftad ; S a — o% j . f 44 a . a 7 $5 = ‘ere ; ' i: ; é ; 2 ‘ . sesintan T cae cat cay Tint T(sico is reasorapie to suppers ta: SMEVEFS heamat ; PP ~ . PR aE sy Lage Hae Ey Bie; 2 Theale Dory seu EP ee ae oe FE ENR FB SE SAREE nae ry Cae ‘ore x's ~~ : ? a ata The Facts About Hornsby oo igeguaiiag et de a ee eeEen Maplex sant ip Saturdar’s scoreless tie wit! have : } Maryland Deserved to Wim - Yale presented i e Maryand was the safety, —— srved t¢ lations Faas RAPS. pit ter iy” es sae ok nape ve Beal A tt 77 > pie Pen ae a i $a", ee ees P é Ps SE a. Pa Om P * Ee TS 7% Hornsby Has No Manager's Contract: Pay the Same as When He Was Player Woarechy % vn RR ae tate 5. sre + 2 ever cigne a. Herne? ¢ a. _~ ami im manacinge the limel» > : . : “ ae a ’ re F ‘ : : — © | ieee te Gombees ateth icc. se Fagen ak om Walseniny tiget Moe from the weak Maplewood team on : tobaccos. }d leader. had asked prohibition = Bo , OE Wiese fGen ten ek — 7 | aa Pam M 2. Smoothness. Toasting for 45 minutes removes all “bite” emforcen: fii tx —S a ' . ate is ? oa , ey “Sen : ines Ginn Cte, ¢ 7 gap , | — i training Sta 3 = — ee ae and harshness, hence never any irfi in eg ne ager ween Hornsey aad Bread agent — 3 s = Ps > Weil-Groomed all Pav 3. Freshness. Then the tobacco is suddenly chilled. This seals Pe. g copyright. tate : Le Ca baie nw ve the flavor in and insures constant freshness. | 9S *- LOUIS U. FROSH TO ‘ar of ' ” . ; + ng — : ow [rers ama I. ae ~ ~e hat Rick son eri@l Wictory and > | : : ; : If judged only by comparison of tabaccos, Lucky Strikes would be = nterferin ie Tlertsik a> 2 | SAME w oe give s ee ; - . - Pr ag eA Oe Prk aed afew nol : = . i cunts 00 best on the market. But the extra process is a final touch, making Lockie mher te ha . £ > — 9 4 — —, — ee ent, , . % ae t : Lin SU eee! §=6YOU SHOULD [eepipundedeed Both Sides. and weighs 25¢ pound: fa te om! S | Seramens. Even gtub ‘> fare Wee OTS. GBrUu.y or sham pooced 1a.r state ae Se % a * . , IS, & x : . -aOT S ne cause frr > a | od velved for the $5 }.000 paid werry. The chances are good ti piemenip Renars at th ~ Re ,combed aii 4 = any strie yor; That's Whs } 7oFr each exalbiiien . % s « eee KRreade- ei ales ren 3 e , rm : « ir & - . ‘za. Bair Groom i di la soe — oa te = : , “ents heié ; Tartows * > . . - “Testing centers. troms bai. es

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__ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — — 28 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1920 = -- Sy PRIEST SENTENCED 10 DIE | PREP LEAGUE NOW MEMBER OF STATE HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION’: Senn sa oe Br OONTA ANA., Cal., Nov. 10.== aed A youths. grown bigger, stronger and / Brown practice jee > Goodwin, a former priest of 3 | ear ere. “ Pre res more experienced in the molding | the Crimson cviseaal 5 American € “atholic Church, has : COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS 3 i TODAY’S RACING RESUL I S y process, have flashed a sweeping | determined effort @a4 a sente need to be hanged Jan.{ ARRANGE BASKETBALL 1) T Bl k P offense and rock-ribhed defense} Bear's surge to inate 34 for the murder naa J. Patter-{ : ° > ° that need only surpass the best In ha mmered away at, ; Los Angeles proker. GAMES FOR SEASON At Pimlico. At Lexington. ’ 0 oc asses the far West to be conceded the | attack an ad defense, Now : F The a tent e followed Goodwin'ag Although football is not yet over, By the Associated , .| By the Associated Press. | country’s finest if Army Is toppled |locked gates, alse’ fentumaan : ton Jast week, the jury mak- several of the coaches in the Coun- BP OE FIRST RACE—Two cag steeplechase: FIRST RACE—one mile and one six- | otre ame in defeat. game. The Georget Megs — ovcommendation for lenten-/ ty High School League have drawn | ~~ + bee yaae _.. 2.70 2. teenth: ) 13.80 5.40 4.80 Nhe aies . ally invoking th é . B. Crawtord) a it | Little eo (Msbiroy) |S ‘60 3.20 | The eadets, similarly, nave | has taken on a new thay automaticalls g the} up their basketball schedules. | ( 7‘ .B. H ae uti cea Drift % Y t st thus | a! Yoach Pitt Green of Normandy has] ) AT PIMLICO »| ae 4-08 1-5 yw) RE BK , Jeb. (Dubois) 5. Slee ¥ ‘Head, Cav Som | mopped up Eastern oppone nts with | die eves since the Rops h pen: alty. arranged 12 games, while Coach : ae hee ona . nse sara bay PS Eo akatg sromine Tom. Dingo, | Soldiers Will rave Navy to practically the same team that /|feated Syracuse and, owed TISED [ENT ~_ | Halter of Wellston has scheduled a taagicnahen to cunperat se 9 lds Golden ‘Volt Ask Him. Mons Meg and Firth of Tay. B t for Titie if Rockne’ 8 whipped Notre Dame last fall. Vie-jerful offense that Y geites . ADVER : rs |13 games, with a probability that a First race, $1900, claiming, wale Le 3.30 : . , — i'few more games ot be added to | Billy Black ....104 Rock Thorn . . Ss See” omen) ; 540 mg D RACE Pusey : Men Are Downed. Seuth Bend and a triumph over he | day. ae e ov Teams, Unhadicapped Like cacn eS ee ernie Titina Time—1/15 35. Hobcaw, John Speed, | Society Sea ) Navy, conquerors of Michigan, = The schedules as announced: Pao 02 rust "'*'2IIl119]} Sun Rock and Faddy also ran. Brown Silk (Fronk)’. ge one OM ' aoe! jce @levens meet jr Those of St. Louis High| Dec 11—Soldan vs. Wellston. Lavish ...-.- +) Ib en THIRD RACE—One mile and 70 yards:| Harp o’ the Winds (G. | 6 , ee ne a ae ee a Dec. 18—Ritenour at Normandy. MODUZ sk tf oo veel Joy Smoke (Butwell). 450 out ‘out Te 1152 g-5°* “Quince “pelight. the Associated Press. Chicago Nov. 27, will place the sol- | | ae : Sch Is Ma Make Trips Dec, 22—Normandy at Wellston. ail NE Blige, ; oli man Pn pager nw Ii A (Church) pide 8 — Violets. Thistle Pegcy, Margaret D., ¢ NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-—-The/ giers squarely on the national foot- A ce Cains elg + ‘ a oll sa es ie = * : ‘ il * i " — ‘ - a\4 sgt . . on } 7 . * *-* ‘ t ran. 2 « | , - is oc8s, y Jan. 4 age Pct a toy Wellston, omonkey .... od Pat Be dete scone agg 146 1-5. Only three starters. ge om Baayen Futurit 4 | Trouble-laden road toward national } bal! pedestal. } ies at Normandy. suk ‘ : oe, oa ; mee —— 7 -for Games. ane tah” sheicennite at Ferguson Second race, On, iakaene, 3-year- rOURTH RACE—Mile and three-six Muldoon es 00 ‘2 50 11 69 | football supremacy stretches ahead Rain that has flooded the Eas‘; or i “My boy ¥ o—was meat ae ws iFM 0 ; . "| Oldis on tile and one-sixteenth: : I é r}.. aes ms . : eae e 1o-——-Wi s : Jah. 14—Clayton vs. Wellston. | ‘Mildred Shere 8 “ones naile ae ve poet foPtenett) 79.00 % - ae a it oe “. (G. ee tioarsd, oN | of one or two mighty elevens, Army ~~ fe i org ens wots | y tired all “ ian ain his health, : | Jan. 2i—Ferguson at Wellston;| *Alletathe ....103 *Dream/Da dy 104] Overfire ( aly ae 3.30] 7 : wii, Ball Gee and Banter | yomeincer AG Sere: pauper C at senoo in - ee Mies | yman .. Great Hopes ..110/ Alopex (Workman) The Runt, Rasi and Notre Dame, as a reward of; * : oe TY ane ; ' ; eth and he gained im} ‘The six schools of the St. Louis | Normandy at Pocahontas, Ill. | chonne 3 “The Cocoon .. Time. 2:03 4-0. Federalist, “Tomahawk | also ran. | a with wet bells on treacherous grid i and strone 1 Sommers, j as weak, nervous and " in : | , R Jan. 2g. W ellston at Jennings; : tose 6 « 6 ce vehi Iv. Str Leonid. “Prine Hamlet, Corinth, | victory _ Stake aoe oil am ad “ra = iP pe Tea eugene ) si mgt Me - wl ined the Misourt state, gh Ngreb. 4--Wellston at 3 iy : | powde || STFTH RACH—One mile ar TO | : : . evail for th . weig a simple iron and ¢ 2 ee ee ee s . Prion § Powder «...+: i” East and mid-West in the Yankee! conditions that may prevatli tor the * | Vinol is od- : joined the Missouri State High Feb. 4—-Wellston at aeeanty. aoe * Pow der FIFTH RACE—One mile and 70 ya SULLIVAN AND TOTH | nal is 9 ple iron and sodal Feb. 93—Pocahontas, li, at Nor- rolman me ee. teleee™ 3 7" e Ss ‘ 2 4 eae / - , : V@ereiai , , , . - ' ee a a oe featherweight, defeated Dick De- . ixth race. The tSaffc ‘Handicap. ' * "i “, . Sing ouls high schools @re | poag, Hollywood, in four rounds. | $2000 added, 3-vearolds and up, one mile i v ode St. and one-eighth: Leuls 5 nea Sas walen one io GHN MA Noudland .....117. Forever ans O | LY U : od and a iw * ie .« Og ; . = ~* i : , oe = cal school athfetes from contpeting JIM VAU N Y non s ee ee : on Res Hard, Red an Lael o* rniles from St. Louis. Ry the Aasociatet Presa eo, ary! wr . OT) mile i Re a ee 4 cs : ; . r 4 ; s Healed byl Cuticura. The Prep League is not handi-| preorr io ae +f | enn ates AIR Solan ales: arg Lee ' ’ “3 bi ¥ ” . i BEL‘ ly W is., Nov ° iv —J im u me H a a8 : a? i . ri ’ ; : iac ; ’ : ; rr, A ee Vv with * capped in this manner, and it will! v | Chicages C vite] Phe asant ... pe rice yo "1031 +e | ; . j My face was co vas covered pim sarc Ff i= ivii.iCde . . . ’ : | J ae against schools situated more than SEEK REINSTATEMENT * seem tae Vaughn, former Chicago Cub pitch- | occasionally be represented in the er, who has been a al eet tee |... 110 : : ’ , eee ples. They were hard, red and latge, vafious title events for Missouri! Beloit team for five years, may Apprentice allowance Claimed. | | Y \ ) } ygdae and Cone $b nod eam honors. ‘seek reinstatement ir reanized scheme, Nicaea tas eo! ae 2 D a * Be | os bi lee pimples itched an sine scratching “The Prep League, by its entrv baseball, he announced ve rday c | + 3 » 3 af \ Buak. wend pei ey madc my into the State body must conform Bareomegi eater ie el casa a % | $ ) ‘ f * * 3 ON 7 — peer ome tal and to State eligibility rules. There are vel ue aan et cs in 1921 AT - LEXINGTON > ) Srle : Soe : iareal t ni ily i€és. re are | jumped to the local club in 1821 cj ) i i : me re: I lost my rest at night on account “- . a c pty ye! 1 OSE RRR en EE 1 yell MIE Gee now over 100 teams in the State | ec ene : a 2 , 4 hs ghee vertisemen - Asso¢iation all playing under the $445,300 Paid for 139 Horses, —" «i EES OR , Ks | Sy, Mee 28: “I read an ad t for same rules an d under offic jals | By ome Agsooia ted Press. oe ent ACO, S50 i Ps TTL ’ 3- year-olds | : : : 1 y 7 ' : ‘" 3 oa Gong = ney ; = designated we the State body. LEXINGTON, Ky., Nov. 10.—John aan wa”. ~ ‘Holle Roy «...102 | | 2* 4 | a . f 4 : ie sent for ee wry | re. S | ’ hn eT v ul ctan : QT Rx ide : vee teed ae a : it I wpe ee EAST ST. LOUIS HIGH . Madden's aiidieiest enle of Ham- | * \d _Biackjack.104 Wests Beauty... 92) f ) ee : Dcenks box of Cuticura Oint- ‘burg Place closed here yesterday Yooh 1 Riue Granite O68 | gm ’ ee euet which comeataniy eee MEETS JERSEYVILLE | |with $445,300 being paid for 139 *Our Gaine ra re oe | AEN | | : oye re Bie gor Jerseyville High will be the op- | horses a a gainer ag Mis. maiden colts and geldings, futurit e ry “Se "aly mee tment {Seventy-one horses were sold yes- re : ponent of East St. Louis High Sat- ‘terday for $199,459. An average ar Ba: facnn ; ae 4 ' xg =. * Rely on Cuticura Soap, Oin irday at Parsons Field {n bea Mane | of $2204 a head was maintained tavon V5 Tne ’ Si ! | ; “ ya silitis. cor ae rue- , : in fn es . ' | | , tonsilitis phy sicians and d ©" jure. Next morning your cold | “‘amptse ....-31 Raartes “hes \ 4 . ae mation which causes practically ai . Sreat " Yneehee eee . : ae ver al intestinal aliments, oat _— vipat pocommpending has vanished, your system is : . Jord nD. | oT ® =~ eon , _- if | *, ' — din sppendicitia One doee willl cont Calotabs, the purified and re |thoroughly purified and you 10.5 "rw CO" C7 SQ Nib yf | | SAR fined calomel compound tablet ]are feeling fine with a hearty VAS.40" Rosetta ea 108 | F | | ee that gives you the effects of |appetite for breakfast. Eat) 7teroc calomel and salts combined.|what you please-—no danger. (°°? without the unpleasant effects; Get a family package, cone | *Metho 2-29 of either. taining full directions, only 33 en. ur. one mite oni one-sixteenth: | One or two tablets at bed-jcents. At any drug store. — Pa i it gh ny or ee ae EE Pe eK r eae” > ae a eae Wiis eer eee sina oe «ipa ap alan Sata RR OE: Ae Hig: Reins mee = any E . Fite ete ys aie ia I RG, SSG ws: Gerke tes pe eee RE Ee Shoe floudv: track heavy preniice allowance claimed ——————~ Concrete is the aristocrat of pavements i AT JUAREZ. BN BORO PLL P OBB BP LPP PBR IEP PBDPXPVIlPOLPL LI puree S400. Cape Girardeau Has 2°38 We 32 Miles of Concrete Streets *:"*) i! a Pen sap lel patie et i ees i Sade in, 7 ; 5 aus ’ Ee eo a ae OHNE Bh a ibe -n Foto a . ~ eg ee A = SR Na ro AE A Daa A le Re lle . ot ree ‘ ee ee imo. Riese tt a eee " aa no yes . * RPO. Sem yetiggeme pe yt uae: “a Lay pied ‘wee 7 i 5 5 | & 2S ae ‘ i 7 Be : 4 “?. oe . > 7 2 ‘ 4 * “ > ~, 2 4 - 3 cS '@ sf = L . : Pay, F . -P ‘ ; ee F ye rs a oH 3 + F 7 ¥ q € Le 3 ng ‘> ; Z ‘> >> Fi ie. \ . a? a " at es Net de » >) ite =. : * : iy . ee " > % a * + un Shae as 7 ix ; 4 >| iS 4 5. x x See , 7} 3a § a= P 4 N ia ‘ amp i 3 ae , a - a s F $ 2 « ") - ._ i = ' i 7 Se Je ae x Y g eee ae S fae _-. 7 vem 3 ae iY y gh S : * Pe \ ee ae * ? - “ee : - : . ' ss i oa. ke | - . a 4 3 ry | tg ang a pi a a ne Te amous specialists, afflicts three people out of every four! Bee, vear-olds and inward PYRE rege. | fe tne : ty, ! . That’ statement might mean} Cape Girardeau, Missouri, laid Peter “P ereon 1 5 ice ts e 33 | . tee | onl ever y count ! 2 ce ; mie to the average a woman its first concrete street pavement eereig.. . att Swenben. ..) 448) | rae. FO “oe . Tt i thi vy wees = . = . Oran “i ! irman ae %," ; 2 _ this. ecent- | thirteen years ago. This is still [Mint Steps HLL | os 4 . Soe \ a NIFORM good taste, such as Chesterfeld offers, EE one bin eee — so : anr-chhe Abd upward. theendmarters sulla: | : Meg = ee coating, sour stomac in fine condition, and in all that [Tiving Och. TOR Smart Ales. "108 | . Fe tae aN ey) is the one best reason why Chesterheld increases MB Peicestion are Yue to just that one time has required very little Seaton. }0R- croamiaae cs Aas ay . eA its sales year after year ee Wse—Intestinal Stasis. 1 maintenance. Se 11) Ron Toe a } voce a ; § Intestinal Stasis “| Tiseeiesinteucof llothercen- Plnsonre 22221 “ys 108 | : . oe Made literally by the billion, by blending tobaccos fa ahgpat asp exer-| : : Pour : ae 4 hates | | ; a - : ; ‘a n ; crete pavement the city has laid. rereatds. ~\ anward, three-quarters Taile: | i oy tS from the far corners of the world—yet so exactly "imate are the cause of this insidious Cape Girardeau now hasatotal se ALS Col. Merehmont 1a | | i Mit blendedyso skillfully made, that the last Chesterfield intent... 1%, cvervsay language wi 1AX Dade: y ..10 ta 3 | €Stinal Stasis means the too of 729,000 square yards of con- Merah Jane... 308 Twn Robin 22.1148 | og tastes just like the first! , eteer ovement of waste food - | ' meron Major...i08 Henry K.. . 108 = | | rough the intestines : _ equivalent to = a be ao edna , we Men say of course that they taste better the more — ye , DY, staying we, long in} reetS rangin W a eee rae _ “betsy 3 ae cas . ' . ‘ this atter ferments,/ 20 $0 oo ee ane - ihe HX 6 cPanel At i ppiekesetnse® tol s Sr adchnchaitieiinentaaninidianntiied: Iedecmnaidn oe Seles SE API Sy, St AERA NE: LADY BORA MO anc mB emptor cna ws cit a gt a nes ates Nes 4a tebe et hier ay «ii = f er: 0 es ae. Wve V7 Se a See e ; as 7 ve? i es —F, . : : es Hp ROR OA go 5 FS 2 RI on yes acm ae sn denies tact tialie amie a aheemicalias hae : atl a dn - ots ” ; — hala bln oe Aaeneantnn wv» — » nets 1 oe im, Prat ad ee te ee SE Py eee é i tne agit eS ae oh RN Lene a GPE ys » thr Romer ys oie as - prree wendy: oh co nee om i. Sant : aS, sleeplessness and nervous- gray colorisespecially appreciated. tebe ial ge Whe: se 109 | Pee. a nesia ma ve t Concrete streets have other highly [Recover 15.109 Ming Fryer 221174 | s llet—but that y give cere important advantages; they are always | Paithtal Gir. 197 Sonny Buhay 1177 | ' : - sasis and Gas can be-relieved safe to drive on, they remain true and Pideventer Fama pures $400. cistatee. Be ™ Btestis.2; only by continued, REAL} even, they dress up any neighborhood. — a te ng Se sicdihiesceahign 22 > = + : b> ‘ aa”

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a: = SSOCIATION, eo a emcee Brown practice for mee pix Crimsen gridders, Dlann ermined effort to halt surge to Eastern ered away at an and defense. Navy also featureq the i iif rooTrgegetown _ on a new threat in r sinre Lr « hij ilitopperg i Syracuse and showed @ 2 Dow. offense that will m avys undefeated record Bat dies” ¥ ef os —s emgEsT SENTENCED TO DIE ;— Ld wgentenced * *: Los Angel ~ #¥ly bor was Wi ak. be | ‘|= eet, ] . Goodwin Was Convicted of Los Ange 4tes Broker. 10.— _a former priest of ‘atholic Church, has to be hanged Jan. ) ; f J. J. Patter- the murder of hroKker. ed Goodwin's jury mak- mn for lenien- nveoking the ’ ¢ thus sutomat af penalty. Mr. Champion of Champions,” and he tim Fas 8 mosé unfit 1 restore d his health he gained in monimers, iron and eod- mreseribed for over ed jer compo” i zs ie for weak. rvous ment and ae a sickly ral nervous It gives vou eat ONE bot- results. W oiff- Wil ] ES . Louis at AMERICAS IRON TONIC « +thegt aw) NaACS y het ter. Just shows surpris! ing e | nt to re | Stores. In ae g Co. oe | pos) | Hearts. IK, Q 10 9. ‘, ie & > A Ln | hand. Auction Bridge As Played a Experts GAME FOUR. ITH the annonucement of the W identities of the players who to participate in the Bridge game, broadcast last night from Station KSD, devotees of the game knew they were to have a treat t the card table. in addition to Work and Mr. Whitehead who were. partners, were Mr. Sidney S&S. Lenz of New York, called ‘‘The and Mrs. president of Shep- were E. V. Shepard. ard’s Studio, prob lege of Auction Bridge in the world A spirited was promised by this distribution of cards: Mr. Work, Dealer, in the “South” [on, 6 « ppeees, K, OC, J, 10, 8: none; Diamonds 2: Clubs, contest Mr. Lenz, ‘““‘West’: Spades, 7. 6- ones me ae Ss 630. CGS. C2: CDia- monds, K, 4; Clubs, 8 spot, 6. Mr. Whitehead. ‘‘North”: Spades, 9. 8 spot, 4, 3: Hearts, 9, 8 spot, 3: monds, ©, 10, 9. 8 spot, 5: ~luhs, 2. Mr. Shepard, “‘East’: Spades, A. Hearts, K. 7,°6: Diamonds, A, [. = ee cee, A. J. 8. are’ Work. w “two suiter’’ He much with its ith his id spades at once. is maior si. h suit four (THY PIMPLES (VERED FACE Hard, Red and Large. Healed by Cuticura. a “My face was covered with pim- ples. They werehard. red and large, and festered and scaled over The | itched anc burned causing me to scratch them and scratching caused eruptions They madc my face look awful for some time. and I lost my rest at night on account of the irritation. “l read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent fora free sample. After using it I purchased a cake of Cuticura esp and =. box of Cuticura Oint- gent which compietely healed me.”’ Migned) Miss Thelme Grifith, R. D.5, Fredericktown, Ohio Rely on Cuticura Soap, Ointment Talcum to keep your skin clear. Se. Ointment 25 and 5c. 7 aleom Be Soild es - ° : Dept. EK. Caticura Shaving Stick 25e. ADVERTISEMENT We Up Housekeeping “We bad to ra pal - up h use keer @ because of 2s stome mac ae . ach : i} a 5: SE Uv > . mer fae more thas swe eee > » £24 €4 24 EE |““GOOD-BYE A Pennsy! vania mother says: “My boy had a bad c ugh that prevented his siecping t might and kept the household awake. J rpo on him. pod-bye cold!” #2 & @& to prevent suterin It's so eas" ried* and ) in O11 d throat—breathe the va; ted in a BPoc leaving almost instantly! out the wonderful etect it from vour druggist and Only 35c for a large 12 S ett eri ii € { sid [ Ask You doctor ab iveness of rpeo—then get it handy always. Tur RPO Quick, Sure, Safe Relief ——————e eee HE GLESSNER COMPANY — Cnjo Free and Postp TRIAL 620W seal - a fT = } maizy, Send me enough IURPO to ADVERTISEMENT ST.LOUIS dort a bably the only col- honors to his clubs although | ““| game —— his club suit was two cards longer. Mr. Lenz bid two hearts. He did | /not try to make a pre-emptive bid, lof the of Leven strength, because he knew that a|was in St. Louls last week making with his unusual heart! pre-emptive bid after an adverse | (| bid is of little value. Mr. Whitehead passed. Although | /he had four of his parf@¥er’s spades | \and a singleton he did not have sufficient strength for an assist. Mr. Shepard also passed. His own strong holding made game; seem certain in hearts. By passing he signified approval of his ner’? bid. Mr. Work then showed his long’ strong club suit by bidding three clubs. This bid gave Mr. White- head the chance to choose between clubs pretty team maximum scores. Mr. Lenz bid three hearts: This told his partner that his original eart bid more than a defen- sive measure, and that his strength justified a re-bid. Mr. Whitehead was a raise for a partner had bid both suits Mr. Shepard bid four hearts. had much more _ strength than actually necessary to raise ner who had bid up to three un- assisted. Mr. Work went The character of his own hand of his partner's raise made confident he would only spade, one diamond, one club rick. Mr. passed. hearts. to four spades and him lose one and Whitehead bid five Lenz and Mr. Mr. Shepard He felt there was a sure in hearts him and his pariner, and comparatively little to be gaine! by doubling spades. Mr. Work bid five spades. He expected to lose ae trick, but thought this loss worth while if it would avert a game in hearts for the opponents. Mr. Lenz, fensive measfire, went to six whic) helg the bid. Mr. Work felt that a bid of six spades or hearts of too great a Mr. for partly as a de . ; a onto Heat! Ss +} +7 Lne entailed the b oF i9oss Whitehead aiso saw that Jt co four arterinty ner marked him and there Lenz and ing the Mr. Work RAGA } si This plac ing Mr. es 7 - —— Ls 1Z . Aa "Food! Felt Like ists to Sw itzer! and for th e 192 ‘than from any other nation. Americans Flock to Switzerland. Frederick Dossenbach, manager fficial agency of Federal Railriads in New York, plans for the transportation of tou 7 gsPa- son. Dossenbach said that, for =he Ameéri- first time, there were more ean tourists in Switzerland last yeir Th re were 42.000 American tourists in Switzerland during the last season, with 22.000 in 1925. ~~ as compared part- | and spades for the best bid | of the partner’s combined hands— | work that makes for | motes advancing age. said three spades. | his four spades and singleton club | | Justified who | He a part- | deuce as a with ADVERTI SEMENT SAGE TEA KEEPS YOUR HAIR DARK handsome, de- | Gray hair, however . We all know advantages of a youthful appearance. Your hair is your charm. . It makes or mars the faee. When it ‘fa turns gray and looks streaked, just few appli- rations of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances its appearance a hundred-fold. Don't stay gray! Look Sither prepare the recipe at home or ‘t from anv dru y store bye ttie of “Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur the des, young! a (‘an This is red ce n?ys, time recipe Impro addition of other ingredients. jousands of folks recommend this } a) + atic mm. FPATISE 14 Ir a | a? , * . A , Bi a darkens the hair beautifully, besides, ready-to-use ia Tk- and evenlv. You ft brus ith the har. at a time. disappears; ir two, its and it be- ana . . ° , . ‘ y | = . »+ 1¢ no one can possibly t is it ¢ urally . r > nge or so hw 7 | througn = | . - ** ft justrous, ADVERTISEMENT SOME WOMEN ALWAYS ATTRACT bea ort ra sh eom a ' & A 7 * oo A £z ADVERTISEMENT _ ee Vinegar In Stomach Reookipn, N. Y. Mr, A. Arnstan EDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926__ the ote dg SPECIAL] ~ A Wurlitzer Professional C Melody |Saxophone nateanienl as the finest Saxonhone built. Handmade throughout, Beau The ful tone —~fast, all-stee! night train Lv Saint Louis 11:25 pm Lv Tower Grove __.11:35 pm Ar Memphis Sieeping Care ready for occupancy at 9:30 pm imple key tem makes gtring easy. Special Terms ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FROM: AUTOMOBILE | As William H. Avey of Rutland, Ver- ) OIL BURNING LOCOMOTIVES | No Smoke—No Soot—No Cinders Per Week Small Down Pay- ment. Immediate Delivery lessons and $10 Sax acressories given free with each outfit pur- chased during this sale! rivate Tickets and reservetions at FRISCO TICKET OFFICE $22 No. Broadway Phone: GArfield 78600 Addrees Mai! Inquiries to E. G. Beker, D. P. A. Frisco Lines 835 Frisco Building, St. Louis, Mo. 1006 Olive St. To Swollen Joints To get relief when pain tortured | joints and muscles keep vou in ¢on- stant misery rub on Joint-Ease. It is quickly absorbed and you can rub it in often and expect resuits more speedily. Get it at Wolff-Wil- Stop , Guessing You need not guess what Tonsiline | contains. We prnt the ingredients on every bottle. They are known to be reliable for the treatment of inflamed sedshiade of the throats and mouths of children and adults and have been favorites in the prescriptions of phy- siclans for many vears. Over thirty vears use proves Ton- siline is the perfect combina- tion of these valuable drugs, Don’t accept a substitute. Insist on the bottle with the ong necked fellow on 1. ONSILINE s.-2%.2t%2a | America. Lameness and Soreness Rub It In—Tube 60 Cents Give Helpful Attention | ment,” he writes, “‘and bathed it once | | every half hour. At ten-thirty, I could | | —in fact every kind of mustular pain. | By speeding up the circulation it | _ helps the body to throw off the cause | _ of the pain. | i son Drug Stores or any druggist in | loint-Ease | | promptly. PAGE 29 ADVERTISEMENT “HURT STEPPING. Able to go to work next day after simple home treatment mont, step from his car about three o'clock in the afternoon, his left | foot felt sore, and by five o’clock he could not step on it. **T sent for a bottle of Sloan’s Lini- | step on it and walk, and the next morning I went back to work.” Active people everywhere tell of numerous instances of the amazingly : quick and ~omplete relief that Sloan's has given to sprains, wrenches, bruises | ' It doesn’t just deaden the nerves. | Get a bottle today and have it on hand. All druggists—35 cents. | Sloan's Liniment KRILLS PAIN INSIST UPON KEMP'S Proven Safe for more than Li Gg SSSG ma ———o Cold and Grip Tablet a Quarter of a —— a an effective COLDS, GRIP, v ENZA and as a Preventive. Price 30c. The box bears this signature C.ULvore Viger aye ee sow BALSAM for that COUGH/ — nn een ee ae ee Most persons are honest and will | return lest articles if the loss ti« advertised in the Post-Dispatch Phone your order or. lenve it with your nearest druggi«t. SET OF TEETH. $10 “DR. J. = ee How much of areYOU taxed for? - this was See een teas RW) OER ay Sew Pe Le er i hr wang wa aa J , a ior os ‘ Spe © ARG a apenione Io, ated ONTRE IIS 5, ie _ anv tes Oy 9k + tte th} + SE Oe Ne me temo an es Weer? ee eee sei “ hee arr? shackle of other cars. Belflex guards against all chassis rattles and squeaks. It deadens road vibration, elimninates all need for shackle lubrication .. . Belflex provides that the sprung parts of the car are insylated from the unsprung parts with noiseless, flexible fabric — shock-absorbing, rubberized —thereby affording per- manertchassis silence and diminish- ing wear at every point of the car. HIS year American motorists will pay over $420,000,000 to correct the damage done by carboii. How much of this national waste are you taxed for? What is your share of this unnecessary expense? Willys-Knight owners are singularly free from this motoring evil. With no valves to grind ... no carbon to remove ... their upkeep cost is cut practically in half. And thousands of miles of trouble-free service are i eed added to the life of their cars. gv i : And now—Belflex Shackles — still another new and exclusive Willys- Knight Great Six feature —a tre- mendous engineering advance over the unsatisfactory and noisy metal WILLYS-KNIGHT SEE YOUR NEAREST DEALER: CARONDELET OVERLAND CO. GUSTAYVSON CARAGE. Inc. 6226 Alabama Av. 1636 Tower Greowe Av. Riverside 3217 CRand 0270 THUNER MOTOR COMPANY PINE LAWN AUTO & ELEC. 3338 Seuth Jeffersos Av. 6165-69 Netural Bridge Roed Phone, PReepect 1 CAbsny 717¢ FRANKE MOTOR COMPANY VALLEY MOTOR CO Hemilton and Ridge Avs. and 3360 A ; 5172 Easton Av. LAci ‘. . a Phone, PArkview 3600-3801 WILL YS-OVERLAND, Iac. AUTO SALES & SERVICE CO. 234 and Lecust Ste. 1210 State St.. E. St. Lewis, fil. Phone, CEantral 4540 P BRidge 1294 What Causes Stomach Gas? z Seca ESTINAL STASIS, say *4€MOus specialists, afflicts p Sree people out ef every four! t statement might mean ute the average man or woman ' were not for one startling | T . | tt is this. Recent medical | as Chescerfeid offers, =e. eS Show that most cases increases taste wins Light, sharp, | easy to use— The lightness of scissors, with the comfortable handles of shears. rhat +S bloating, sour stomach an su0n are due to just that one iZtestinal Stasis. | Intestinal Stasis ; — PROPER food, lack of exer-' exactiv : cise and oth ver faults of modern | : Se the cause of this insidious; | held ©. In everyday language fee""nal Stasis means the too civa movement of waste food “er through the intestines or| 2ST “. By staying too long in, . body, this matter ferments, | BP poisons po digestion | which you never guessed was in Bi Bver Y © waole system. your system and which may have dary ag bowels move daily, been the hidden cause of indiges- ~ tas, — is often left to tion, nervous dyspepsia, headache, SS eae “oma eat ertligewon soda, Aderika isnot a er In s ENesia may give temporary | “@5¢5 of gastric ulcers or deep- “but that is all Intestinal seated organic trouble, a good phy- NE omy Gas can be relieved per-| sician should be consulted. But = tly only by continued, REAL | Your trouble is due to sm >= inal Cleansing. 'Stasis (as many stomach and bowe disorders are), Adlerika gives sur- , Stops Gas Quickly | prisingly quick relief. Even if you )R CARL Ww -.. bowels move daily, you'll be sur- bi ee d at the amount of additional . 18 private nr fc prise wel onc a ee te matter Adlerika often brings out— bylactic now known as Adiler-| 22d how much better you'll feel tis a an after taking it. Sold by 39,000 ,. compound of the best 7 ate : intestinal evacuant with | ie buckthorn and cascara, “? baeve found Adlerika to be far superior in bowel and stomach trouble. ber with g'ycerine and other ye iil o =: and detergent ele- | Ie is the best is my entire J? years experience."—Dr. G. Eggers. hocte Ree bee TERAAASALERIIII IIR Willys-Knight Great Six prices from %1750 to $2295. New “70” Willys-Knight Six, companion car to the Willys-Knight Great Six, from *1295 to £1525. Prices f. o. b. factory and specifi- cations subject to change without notice... The Willys Finance Plan offers unusually at tractive credit terms... WillysOverland, Inc, Toledo, Ohio; Willys-Overland Sales Co., Led, Toronto, Canada. by bien din Rat cael bl eae > hee & DELLE TAMIEA TT oy > SO ¢ Chesterd TATCH the bubbles coming to the top of the water along the edges pond. They re caused by gas gives ‘of by decay! ng matter at tbe bottom of the pond. Is much the same war, waste food matter :n the :tntes- es ferments and gives of ga8, ausing bloating and indigestion.” —T ° a — “ . mudd ” 4 ‘ ~ ‘ ~ > . 4 , 5 + . ~ > ~? banng —s - A - 4 » «@ . . in . ‘ - a) > ; Oo & @ oe z ; . > . . t = > ‘ . _ > nt . ~ we m . . F ~— . ‘ i 2 nny _ ja r . . OR SSSSHH SSS. HELE ESE EERE SS OE @ Oe & & @ ' ; ‘ ' a + Guaranteed wiss SCISSORS Wonderful Cutters Sold by 10,000 “ of the Best Stores i 7 ew a ta JR, eo eer « taste ; +R ESS SS OAS ESEES AEE SASH S OS ESS O48 O88 BO e ws 250 Stvlesand Sizes PRR SSSSES ERE: GREAT SIX 7-inch Sewing Shears No. 337 — $2.00 a — FOR READING MEN Road's Carpenters and Blacksmiths | to Get 3 Cents an Hour More. the Agpociated Press READING, Pa. Nov ] Reading Ratiroad has REICHARDT @& HERTEL Affton, Mo. Phone, Riverside 1560 KOHLER MOTOR CO. 5023 Delmer BI. FPOrest 1564 CHAS. A. SCHNEIDER Gembe.. Me. DORN AUTO COMPANY 7013 Page Av Phone, CAbany 8527 M. J. RYAN MOTOR SALES CO. Nameoki Rd. and State Highway Granite City. UL. TRi-City 1294 NWICKALOUS MIELNIK 5415 Virginia Riverside O579 J. M. LEDERER & CO. 3128 Lecust Bi Phone, JEfferson 1698 * ar — lef co. ?.—The | 6 Be.tans | Hot water = Sure Relief BEL ELL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION. oot and 73¢ Pké's Sold Everywhere inereared the wages of ite carpenters, =na- hoflermakers car and etmilar arti- hour, and their Tt nlike other medicines, | Inc. 5 wt acts upon BOTH upper * hinists power bowe!. o ers, biacksmiths * frst effect of Adlerika is to | sans 3 cents an , €as on the stomach and gas | [helpers 2 cents bri » Often just ONE spoon-| The increase affects approrxti- aes out 2 surprising amount mately 5000 men on the system and | 8l¢ poisonous Waste matter, as effective Nov. 1. repair. For Gas & Constipation

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PAGE 30__ ADVERTISEMENT | BETTER THAN WHISKEY FOR COLDS AND FLU To cut short a coid or cough due to a cold and prevent complica- tions, nothing gives such quick and Gelightful relief as ASPIRONAL, @ delightful elixir, medicated with the latest scientific remedies that gre used and endorsed by the high- ext medical authorities. Every druggist is authorized by the manufacturer to refund your money while you wait et the coun- ter if vou cannot feel relief coming * > in two minutes. Relief means: lears the head; relieves the con- gestion in the nose and throat; ehecks the excessive frow of mnu- cus: banishes the dull, frontal beadache and that chilly, ereepy, eee eee a OR OL ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — __- WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 192° Dr. Kyle to Lecture Friday. Seminary, will give his second | N WITH ws archeological lecture this season at | Yu the First United Presbyterian | “hurch, Washington and Adelaide | ' ’ enues, at 8 p. . Friday. The} m 7 “ ee . ‘ iect of the lecture c be “Methods of Excavation at Kirjat For Over A Half Century SINCE 1864) Aloe Glasses ~/MANVANISHES ON WAY), scx sre 51200,000 CHEER ECOND WEDDING F BELGIAN PRINGE ‘Leopold and Astrid, Married Thursday by Civil Rite, Go Through Religious Service in Brussels. the Aseociz*ted JI BRUSSELS. NO\ and Princess . whose civil weddi a _______ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oO, SLEEP IN COMFORT ay need help to throw off the poisons which are causing your trouble. Drink lots of water and take Gold Medal haar- lem ot! capsules (the original and genuine), the world famous di- ureti pa e | DE i cok for the name Gold Medal om the 7_ ee kidneys and blad- blue and sold box. Accept no substitute . der undoubtedly Ali Gret-class druggists, 3S¢, 5c, $1.50 fully cuaranteed. Only the well sleep in comfort. If you are nervous, irritable, worn out, can’t sleep, have that unrested feeling when you get up in the morning, G HAARLEM OIL 7 you are on. the CAPSULES | downward path: All these indicate some organic weakness. The ADVERTISEMENT o nis grouP # two 3 seq on Carson road, north ‘narles Rock road. in St aS. park. al WEN ered They were r Francis a , "*s i tle said he WEDNESDAY. SOVEMBER 10. 1926. RT WHEN AUTOS OE E GROUP OF OTHERS men were seriously injured mt shen an automobile ran hich was trring automobiles which . ass « gunty- 2 | Lee ~ MeConnell, 6411 Bartmer driver of one of the dam- suffered. fractures of and ribs and internal inj Waiter Mauzy. of Overland passenger, 15 the other car, # skull fracture and inteP.> gyi struck by a machine by Mille of St Station. who was arrested, did not see the group. UNITY FUND WORKERS TO BE INSTRUCTED TONIGHT | The work oF this vears Com- —_——— ——_—_ pcr Nn AE kN a t, oe ' Sedalia Man Says 4 — | ‘Tanlac Helped Him =a | ' Stomach Pains, Indigestion ana Run-Down Condition, ' IP ; “Tn Be | Suffering, Quickly Relieved * jms o a “ , . _— Se te ee UR HARI 8 . o wort mecenn hah ge DE de ch oe le ite ace ew: : as a ‘ ; . ~~ . . ; ones , ee J te F ae PR FEO ee Re vat fib ~ ey 2 . OTR EE cain Pete i3 eg Ree py Sind ae agin CN 0 RA saa) Seo Ayan Cae ey eye m3 Pe) Ans aitey Pate i ge + insides: cae ret, A ye me ae ig ind ne n ames p oS ve outta a et 7 en Sle “) hei cote a _ er a tas 4 ‘ fa se ioe : a ee meee oa L , unis SP Ne Tae ee A Ee ee ‘SR PT tae aes — é e SC es : ’ " WES ve . as f ° oe , \ Sahoo oo ee. ee - woe - arthtans Hoan aphvedietnate ’ ‘ : Hs n 4 . oY re ar cet oy bad a ‘ ren mae Fi > 7 eo p i z 2 Pinca r . Pa Ec a ioe Mee Ow Ng ee ue tke . ase ” ‘ M Bi - Natit , . . . 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— 8ST. LOUIS ee 16. £ ee WANT WORK? Tell what you can do through a POST-DISPATCH “WANT” Ad—or read the HELP WANTED ADS“*3G POST. MISPATCH._ WOVE NBER ! Rr 18. 1926. “wo WEN HURT r WHEN N AUTOS munity Fund campaign win be ' sets ‘ “ P OF OTHERS | started this evening, when 1400 | om ee _._ UNDERTAKERS E> DEATHS ne LOST AND FOUND ROOFING | HTK GR GROU workers in the Employe Division : + Ai the Tesidence of his elsier gee Se GET Winskh Bros to ce and ‘ ; "j] ef 43 en 8 7% H UNDERTAKING CoO - 3 Jame 4 Ke! uy, ’ bele ved brot!t her of , ; ef ee ‘ neve and Patch ¢ when ~¢*7) formed ae make : i ; - ¥. | ss . a : “to Me M darks ‘ 7 . row he ie) hs > “ia! F . : > per *! jare ire ote la : autre ‘speeche ; ahalf . ; i hy nt rmet t in ¢ ee ie ny i iow SOR : Hal materia; : first-class ate are 3 colli ded on & ar son road . north j oy Cc i¢ s In be half of ca ry - . In + | at & ‘ @s\ai¥y { ®#me ver’ . . —— - : s ‘ - “4 . - : wkman 4 . Pat aranteed rash or terrn 2. iif } . oe | paicn before cluhs er: civic i : : — . ~ Pntered ‘ es ' _ : ‘ a het - ¥ 4 FY eS) harles Roc k Tro: ad, in St. ; ai ivic or- _ x anae’y a ak " t a ee hit : bt. cr: ohile . ek at c Banizationrs. Solicitors ght toss oe ae Eee ee _AEeen. | you hav . re i Ci rE AND TILE | Ri Ors jee aired. os County. : make ; ae a ze | ; ite” dene miaten ae Wiad Tae - ward e) | nates furnished free. COMax F7 be Mec “onne li. 641 ] Bartmer oe ey 0 ugh “ v6 . Lad ~ A ' “ws , a : a’ ‘ saa ’ . a Sy y ; —— . wn ‘ & a # ‘o _ atin 480) prank Be tay ind 2%; haon a3 , _ driver of one of the dam- tine | ' Buy a bottle of RZEN | STORAGE AND MOVING suffered fractures of;{* : hive * WOrkK, | of your druggist. Harm- x | oF | oo vinw obligatory esc , ff less. Pleasant RN—Entered inte on Mee white teat ces ge Freight Forwarding _ oT ( Ve rland Bishop Muldoon to Leay e Hospital ’ cpteaiaiaal N ' x Fy or o 7 ' Jos Be _ Kl AL ME. ¥ bE ec Hes’ pore re ime : 7 ti = “f . B, . ; re 4 Cité ton > EXPR EAS a na ha sling aahpits cleaned, pass I the mt j | »S. Atiern, de of J athe $e vO, at ~ moon oun : ' J ros 2D Yan JEffersen 8359 fe4) enger. in tne oth: r car, Bishop }% te 3 i Mu} 1909 . 7 4 | ] t 7¢ . . ‘ " - bs Paiv's : bes —_—" o ; tii: FRa) meyer (meer (, a8na! Ss % aggre ns . ene ws 2 - : —— , 7 - a4 i‘ iT 7 ; i a.Bil 2 . ; at ' strave 7 . seca ” a , # skull fracture and inter-|Rockrora, m.. wh | ft ag icles ‘rank Kuhimeyer, dear mothe ary | Pt rye ns Ere pent gy “? | General “\ arehousing Co. VMiOTG, iJil., ‘HBO under Remove ° “unerai from Arthur J nnelly ar- Mimeyor “to cab 1e€ hae escent Pe: aimee * +? geet oe ; , etl i? : } the congestion that is bringing the | : Just a few drops sn the nostrils, | 107. 3846 Lindell boulevard. oe r- seas, Sueak aaa te Ge ary Kuhi-| finder piease call Garfield 0916 « ; STORAGE. MOV ING SHIPPING inju 2 : n operation for appendicitis here lact sharp twinges of pain te your nerves with Ov. { mn. Intermen| ” . re yel nother-in . y ) ay Luhlimeyer : = 2 ’ ‘ . . Pa were str ay by Aa 1ac ‘hine : Acai ST BAU ME BENG ss j ~ ; we © ‘emet ” . —_ ROSS S1SL Sb _ — , » ‘ . . od ‘reat rrend- | Dx iG. ost rr al rayed a, o* . ert a3% sf . ot c ar ra. “eS to any point, “They we : Mills of St.| June, is now completely re NGUE (Ben-Gay). This mar- Head clears, cold or cough goes. | ** nd oul r aud great §: poate SHO ogg ro a a fine iter-City Van Service. 2 br eam ~ Lis oO st. | - 28 Th mp ely recovered velous pain-reliever quickly soothes the inp- } — ; la enieth mother. Gq 8 ye ’ i os iceiiias | r- os r; ter at en n . The i pm Starenn - c* . . i . ? ; _ - if .¢ hia iia oii ‘ se. : aha 7 es [ wu ri Bishop )\ ; ; FUND WORKERS tale Muldoon who is 63 ars pain. Get the original Vial . i ’ : al g ae vf ; if . a | ~ il i ° » d é : i ‘ Adu: ph A. lan co a: | os ; wa: larwe setter bis work. Reliable Plumbing Co. 4479) i old, was stricken while here iis ) 10 BE INSTRUCTED TORIGHT tend the consecration of th BAUME B BEN( xl IE ~ I my) Ney. Le. S30 a. m.. from Brockland | Alien), and father of Clela ‘Maan and Mi . ont Ree i ' he o hapel ~ . Libe: ‘Virginia Levitt. and son of George | : ite with ver nal ‘et , sare Tee cenieaiiala tt aeecietes Seen. cathedral. (CANALGESIQUE ) ~lee mae hurch, : » Caiva y Cemetery. bs + th ale ary al nes perk i throws ot mn hem 4 | gee ¥s i 7 ae I . . i s —e, | repeat ’ : ’ - |} OrouLne da ie! y. revi! and rinur al .« wi nail leg. t¢ i iin ‘Til , tered rest on Tuesday, N. nd. Emm ing. Emelia Brady. Bertha |pe rewarde’. Roy R. Siegel. 5585 ~inae". | STOVE REPAIRS . , er EP a : soaei, | saiser and Lydia Sweeney, and our dear | rOre 4) si ~—s i Drotnoer-} iA . : ' uUnCIe, Lid | an aT SRNITY PY \-—17_~e! y , ' A. G. B AU K R SU P PL 2 CO. ard. outlined in pear "ee } if , RE! AIRS 310 N. THIRD, | ren ._* ‘ Washington, nei - | RE | for “a id stove. range funer . > . ’ r Thuraday. i; ene” | : ) Marcus | ‘-tnie a rid y. ov i -t , , . . : . “% mF * > > . by ’ . ‘ , A F —~ NO . 4 Lemetcery nem Der olin pos. tion Of Lorn © ; ay. riaés i Téer ete. 14 é' e3 i a7 . t 1478 Cc FORSHAW 100 N. 12th. ous, fenders, f& me ~~, LOTS 4A0CEGi .Ni coos | 2 = ey 710 : ™ ' si Psi , McLAIRD—Entered 4 n ies a eae ‘ aie gah a % —, = se +) » m., 3 | iro f 2k ’ e i d ane rs care h ‘Lon : a) eg a = F dang j Lin ; TINNERS AND brothe Jean, Catherin ‘Ber : Mok METAL WORKERS | KEY SI set in ai her {glad r et ween : = Se ; Ada! ommers, rinell; 10On @Ndj dear brothet f jean therine arm a > ; ha fo ae ; OWE and ur GEa! mProi! r-in- | ieAce | 1ird. U oa} orm ye sT nd | Hodiamont tracks an M FP heraon ” “ ’ in = Ea. A ae ae Punorall on ridaw v Boe : aeQuee . , a ' iclid: return to janitor 780 MW. Euclid FOr | maces fnetalied "and . he ett re estas al banat Ofer \ avellue and Norta Maiket.| MONEY—L . 82. ; round | 4 : : ,_Call_ Grond_18Z3% | WALL PAPER CLEAN'G, ETC. 1% ALCOHOL = | . a ' ee a : r i +% Sy hae . va ee Oe ** « . . . P . . _ f ’ sa Bias _— —- ore) ALL paper aned. $1] per room: North t8neeneee: ory ‘*s o> ws wre Pee: 4 veoetabie Preuarahee forks- Ps, cS ~ simiating ine Fuoe by Regula: = : aR a Nae a — ng the Stomachs end Bowelad? = Pee, oan ON tateege soeteeae | poet Soy ail ae 4a00n and : the — ws * - ve ? . $° a ; S . 5 } i> ‘ ing +7} tt é ibe ery A A iki (STay . ar rit r) ay - aha pat Inge TS CHILDREN } Po 'ecte ones Sells lygelea ZO y Sa ‘ . ’ Art t iy ' ao ‘ Bum Cres. ‘D. - ward returne to E Live a ri br} one | 7 Yier 192}. {53x} . ee ~ ao Raat ERP Soe ee cottons .: . ‘an: Busch oy Fe ; s- N ay . a we S30Te s ‘AP EHIN G—Paintine ceaning piasle: Theveby Promoting Digests re 4g Se a beloved hu id of Bessie Dexte et Ge eat co koa ieee inlaw. | POCKETBOOK—L~-s mall tack, con ng: re _ $6 _ FOrest_ sobive. (oF) Choerfurlness and Rect OUR iP ~ Pe 8 Sa ul. $s paper included. Ba “a aC Cohic i Loss OF S.LEEP oe Sate ae reret a >: ys a ae a I rete afetereteters eiatlets 3 DAVI “ae Eniere AnboO 28 cdnes- ya mpron arvenus riday. Nov. 12 | 4597 Marwv'at p »xhone DE]mar 48770 Jan, Riverside Bt ~Saee el ? , | Fesulting Mere rere: —S and un. work gUar- he sweeten \t » ae ae. 4% : SNe Sere sececentatatatecetalet Mee . : 3 Se spt os lige pwcllttis a reiey ally Tle pcarsey” nome 4 en “di husband of Louisa PCBO1E | wy ne reward. 2103 > i LOcust | cleanine and painting. Lindell 4350. To) >* F sees Rees, *ot Le ; ae : - ' ‘ 4 : ° ; “4 : : . Tr ey eager ey) pest Hg ag be a stp , or * ‘In! a : sb ved ge r ‘ . . 220A WwW. $3 OF 334 pat aneri og roe ire work . gc Uaran- q ny * ; . ‘ ee “». , 94 ors be —— “ ra) vr, . a ‘eed pt | lao paintir Le 4 3] " reat i ENTAUR . Was @o } i of Lebanon A / yr e8- 2 ; : ’. al - Lebanon dg TWTiend AS GRL2T i No. 19 Apollo Singing Soci. | ‘WRRELI ay at yA a. Fie eri al gélical Protestant consi ’ cwes aay ev eT)! Ad TyY ami ; "Ce metery/ | Chure : » . s4« > vw es , P ”) , . rest on Tuesday, |: mel PEs Swrinatee OV . _ at Off Cer R hpert = iii, Maniel ithe Ww aic, } ‘ ‘ ee A 4 A & i * at pti Iva Ward Dun | of Ts A Cathe Sale n Found | Aare etinmaranas a4 | CANOES—Found. 2, adrift on Meramec. J James, John,!Bremmer) and our dear gran nbar deat brother of | He pre) es , A . il Cail GRand 1779 { ' : : . 4 az ; * prea , 2 9 Ziegen- ~ gee == . ' . et + t: WALI PAPER cieaning. @te.: roome pe pered, $8; dandy pa per, Nagle, 3837 La- clede. Lindell o 245. (4) wa hem Parlors. od et | = | ee Ais i "herokee satree ber wn "Fa yh Nov &, y | em ; a ‘UR! SE-_ F “¥ 2 Rte sere: a ee Inera! Friday a j eee 7 “ 2 . ene . , ‘., oy . « % *,° . 2 . . . a s rea ret Donhatr rig . 4 } ru ! Li CD Y I . ~ | eENSH PLATE re ic yietrict. i -s SE ' BERR, * ? os os “la -. “? se" “." ore" ete" s - “sd " .* ’ x storcash lp : diag mm . aiinatl . ‘ ey } ce re ry? “rid r NOV. E ime | r try) — oS ene ry - rm) fare ©! pert napent wary, SAS 2s ae i cae SRR IROS Ses 2 a Peo Sees on yam ‘ar daughter o ga Amman —™ . "YS. Geventh and Central Districts. j . ter ot] method gives + hy | BSS Bn eon -s eee: 3 OS. weet csetatetesetd ~. sense : ¢ ar ao oe el Tae a Vans oe | , 8. renth Ybiatriet ideep way ringiet ends: uo kinks ee. * oon — oe*e" 5 Py y on ‘ae . é ay jeter Lom: be : , : ' . SHI M. ATE tererl _into rest f ' 3 TAY *, Wa e : Pt ea : as ‘ - Peed 2 % » °- a. , \" 4 7 | " 4 } [at v ee at pe Naas ry. . 4 * 7 Rew: . Re aa EN ei . : Uy ia SMakies May & S080 a TIC HENOR—Eniered into rest, on Wedues- | : sie fonday. excepled?: ot . - oe “—. : . ; ” . : _ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ us . f eo . } J * ’ ms ° ° . See , - ek Sace er: eels ! “s° ’ AN ») - 25 n (% ") ite) n : : i} Se © at aD “a m ' ‘ . te | ett 2 ° (+, featuring a 2 : i ; . . a . as e s " POO, ; * ~. * . 2. ’ nue ; , if wine 7" riehb Tr} , ' 2 hus! ha! ic] of | ‘ ~~ F '] st ‘ 7 s + : [Sa Sere FES sy : x . porter Fechiel, “deat imotuer "sof" Auta | bila “Tichingr (are Panes), gear Tether | BRICKLAY'G & TUCKPOINT'G | iirvcinr® ovular Soc matiiers every Ru = ? . ote" st . : q s* ri ¢ -*) -* *ay>) al “aT ne we f ial “hy 4 7 Fr # . . 0 ‘ , | 4 : . ? " : bee a “d ‘ “ oe a ; , ‘ a 7 7 a ites), and Agnes Ph sy , : ,* weer. a one ia BRIC KWORK Jo Or isvoueaa ls. Linde ie ‘ : anit s ° Five , 3 sapere De . od 7 ss and our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, | J06°) “nig L : 74R DG fence Fong Sci y . : pe = >»* af eae eee al : “Se, “: aay . | mn "; rida: Ric K WORK, concrete ement, Spe m4 r ation "Phone FRemont 2 od “n “ * . / ~“~ + a : - ‘ = ade . : x . rn 4 } , re ? "a i. : 3) . ~ 4 sodez rae flors, 3846 indel!l boule : ae Sh ee } OL in Vai- on chimneys. (Olfex FLO0OW. ~ ff ae att rn . a. ; ST ry private ‘jemsons phone ~ oe. | Comater Decegsed war nuember "he i t ' c . i T0) de wan a ma PB apron eee ee ee " “a 5036 Deimar FOrest 67 ; o amp No. « » a veh oe a T wie =) 2 BE. —— sits : || WESTMINSTER HALL, 3806 Olive ER ter — cont r PS al ie ae rey TAT) 3 i vin OF ; . al rig Wat —_ ‘oo ered into fr ~ Bye Pag oe | rt POINTING—Brickla! an ssexe Monday evening Parties Sura N decent LO hen to soggy we pinta - BOT si a , ae VeHing Lindell Q500 ' Goldsmitm Fz2znnie; dan le led , x ; : > a ne residence, 4628 Mary- | ee fn Se CARPENTERS & BUILDERS |. AGE meer ere i>’ ar . flewe Mrs. ary bel, Gear) 0 iz. ' “request a = ( . | CARPENTER: _ d bullders, jJobbirgse and | z ‘ictoria Bidz iting “Mrs . Dwyer ao alterations. 316 Benton, or call Lin | for) tective work D ' : olner-IB- etl SOs. (cO) | 3031. Night phone Parkview HOUSE W fone | CARPENTER and builder; open sho nye | a ta Peeks: } etreet. " 3 arguerite andi, thit = ip nuilding , ine : work Sua AED tee Gc. [- WM E LA THASE cd le ‘ Tohn Frilimany: : aro: ine OcnOSsSKY ‘lice een enash terivis S10 _ wn heeft Cork- Wittiam 2 Wo- mn hp D AMON. HI ’ SHOR vs | DRAFTING s ENGINEERING ey? | ead {> : ey : : « = 7 ‘* I : * Riad 2 j " n-i.aw anc ? oe — Peter tc } iN ESTLY 2° eee! carn ke ; : Ley funeral home ited bh 1 , MAin 46% rT} T? relay Nov. } rAtO ; a oP aes New Pickers Ceme LAGI BUNGAITAY TYPE near. § o-cer. $2: Fc : REBSS MA) {ING—Coats and furs relined. 20A Iie mar. ( > P j 7 v “we tea ete - = a” re ’ J ers Tee \. Ge ees ee = = 2 Bea ' ‘ — a . emoceiing * aie imates oe ot ; ' = Ae ae , . 47 ; : iA- ort a ve — " 29 Teel me _ Wit hy = = . ‘ As e* 7 \ you fps ue \, bs $x] “a ” hing pomeibie a aK suceraaful 218 } b #4 rooms. River -H650 ore is tenet and miata (‘g! | oF "fT Sue TRAVE L THE BU S Ww \" a ee tree catalog. Moler College. 810%. 6b. - \ FOrest 3134! rntiral « round | - a y : » STS Connecticut § stiree 05 SPECLA NOT TC , Chariet rt. Of Cagh er 12 menthe to pag: Btce line of MEN AJ WOMEN Trt ; i ss , ' ne 2 Wa Jel -- a “ity Of 3 if fixtures i } 4 ike en wnhueual op COLUMBI! ELECTRIC OO... 1134 Pine. | portunity is offe: become a COM- 82) i mercial arti und rection of Amer- " ca's larxest art studio. “Box u-4i5. ». p. r san ne — MEC HANIC AL DE NTISTRY ‘STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING u 4.08 “TCA HH: VDERS MEETING The anni meeting the | stockholde s ww & owls | FURNACES. HEATING, ETC. ‘Trade Schools HEATING PLANTS. { naces. put in food "RIT A 2085 COLLEGE cond tien reasonabie PArkvie® 3406! “ot . . ° eirec tiy . het ri . Myd@raulic chairs, : j a. MH FELIX E. "ANDE RSON }’resiacem 7 ; " ‘ — PT CyB Nise shes Mae. 4.ttest: “es A. VINNEUWGE, Se retary on “ ~ ss ; 7 ‘ , . ’ , ; °. pha A he MiB: . ee tiudern ‘cl Bs , porte - a ‘ , ; : : : 4 ; £ eiertrs : ; P ; , el i tpt " vii L4 «ii aT f“urniahed G15! 4 Walnut. ; ad _ at an. LEARN BRICKLAYING * LOS | and |: OL ND 4 i o ter » .) » ye he ct "ales 7 a ie ng. = all week! YING ‘- : , .4 a 6 i> weeks actual trammg 38. f If you could see the city Close- | =eewesie ret eT | ae ; Ann, \< ‘ ae ka Bee ok eee aii MISCELLANEOUS ROTIOCES | Men Learn Modern Berger : : iy question DO YO U CA RE? ae ran a member ot ‘ie ted. Broth: | BOCK : 616 09 ™ | . m | TY wr tA | TO, eset work. all Kinde: “d i te barre BER COLLEGE #10 : ‘Orb rt ‘ ‘ e ett HOL L AND. he 2! nday miums Represent High- Bi | as of Inferior Quality. Grorge BE. Holland. dearls beloved husband | DOG Fests “hose Waehineie st z\D "1 ; Ores , ? ‘ eae : ; ; wi. wen : ite ' S we j ec. mr . tiny own York City, N. Y., who will fill 2 rs | ATE 7 ortat: ‘ . : HOW AKTH , , , . ; “ . : at a ’ — ", + re ; 7 * rs r sees ‘ . : : ee . ha: , ELECTRIC treatment mersage, Qe Day. YOU ARE GIVING . Louis PAINTING ote ig RIES CO FIFTY GIFTS os ° | NOVEM SER 1 md TO 22 | Funeri : sb F3 at 7 : ; : u : a _Bei = Mt fs _ 4 ' ' ; | BROWN LEY —Painting a De ritag anor [Awe } RED Ss —* ; ‘geo ' wretery, . DX L. tel na ert led : ; oa . am LAK f& aod RET “=: nm ; tar . WVathelta meter) . ; a 7 we 4416 bie. PArkview 14702. ish MM id a set e tor-g pe Bon gs 01 Leurel anna, 206 : ec3oR. ys 'ch) view itis. te4 ~NOT ONE! Ur sie ~ , . err bee $ : re beeeey o% ce + 7 ) _ +. eC techie. LAtstel a ee ee

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— eae ee ne ee ome —— ++. rice. “SG e sold for less than its value. Ofter it in these columns and get the right pr = HELP WANTED—WMEN, BOYS SALESMEN WANTED HELP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS | (—— 1; el 2 f Th | MEATCUTTERS—Young men. experienced. SPECIALTY SALESMAN—*i-ce desk ar 5 . Pg ne ae FOR SALFE- WI 1} pe ‘ —_ ———— - - _— ——— i’ a ee — _ aneem - oe . -s ~ *» ‘ - > a . i. oa pe P. dP RUS Bel Faw. SR as Ere , ~ WANTED | ee a Per a : | assy ES. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE =» Z ~ MEN, BOYS ee ate Pee By TRE Sie State Came A. F a cee _ ato 9 VONEY Ce a ae" | 1 > 7 HELP. WANTED /|! ~ Fe a & rr A 4 hd —— , MEN. BOYS % Kata ee i eee ~ gt Se s a! “~ +o or nee = _. fie — he. Racin pice +74 . oie rite ged vai > 9 jg age ops ee 5 i : dcp Me top a ; — ’ yee . x “2? wre ae For Hire HOUSEH'’LD Goons» te es Fa ae Aas oe . ial ee ct. Ores = ~—s bile Loans ‘ : Auto Loans i ae ate RCI esti Oa Saige Ret. Rees ee Dee ee ee ee ee Se ee _MISCELLA NEOUS WANTS | r OANS : % , Furn. Houses & Flats aad - : Lot F—. Ficrutare 4 P = * ° be rue 4 some | ee SEWING MACHINES Esra @ > S. Sandee t: Veber nee bale 02 densiek arhrecall eh HOUSER'’LD GOODS FOR SALE pve aes DEM A RRP RR oe SsiCYCLES—@MOTOS For Sale - Y Dav new, __ 5688 Detar BUILDING MATERIAL —rks. joists: S'TUAT'ONS—WO*EN. G’RLS tm thet ‘ed 2. > + COAL. COKE AND! «a _ - : am / oe ct oe 2 ~ a a2cieés ‘aaa toate roe | wR F * gee x ~ oe pe oi Oe Sener Lert eee ese + not MIs bf > BS ah a gm eat “ise i - 4 ang: a Re faeces ee " they AGENTS WANTED._WEN * aie a ERC A: aie ate a : ea : - ee ae eg ON cil eae — ee Na A i TR gs tN shige ltaaysslnn gt, aaill gna ty tt, 2*3 For Saie« oe es EO Be Sd WHO: ee.aeeeg Sa ei ME il ase PARTNERS WANTED ieee eee ol S&ALESMEN WANTED = > Re MO Ee RR pe Tone . A et TR TMI BE RR |

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WEDNESDAY. ees 10 The one Dispatch Segal ar ly Prints MORE ROOM and BOARD Offers than the THREE other St. Louis News Wanted cas paid. " COlfax er) mes: wanted, } “to 19 Kaston Linde}; SA! “mh a ALES a Mo “yg aay make pring you | } : Siars L0agés rojets, . ” : hev" _ D) mar Py (2 . peady c sh. elaenas y ‘is 1 se es @ eid cash. Se aa Ms P : mor. 2910 W fore pete ©. st eter TOS. N rand Alo ; ace paid A AUTOS WANTED NODES: PRICK CALL CED. TREN hourht: | cons ened: 55 For Hire ¥ T ( MO BAU T OMOBILES » =: AUTOMOBILES =. Cou e " — Sil ___ Sedans For | Sale Buick sedan. Al con- tires: ibeast aM —For “ King; highest a (ity for wr 7 roadsi« touring, — . Pai a, “ae ; . lle _s irant . , tec lei (omy ee oP tan ANIMALS» . — P| - Le LAL) \' oa cht e vost year Broughams—For Sale BUC \ pe UASE. \ aM, 1925 *@ 1m. Open eveniogs. 1805 Ruase!! . ectteaatssttssppemsssesee ngs ~~ eee a. an UK that counts” a | For Sale & eovence that a ‘ KS ’ ¢ SO5 4} . rAR ’ _" : ; ' ~ >» FF \ , 7S . ™ Ae iS A \ P ,* > \ é ke t, . es Oe. lve oa ] . 488) | 5 ‘7% j f ™~" P ‘ a coach. Al- S&«° A wr Nw r : de eo ; 2: ‘ weicht (om ’ vi r,s ry eX o - tT ~ a? tte! cies a ' i. 5 _& ; oe } y 2 = g, “ — . v , } want, el Wr Ptord Vor Cars? w=) N. \SH COACH — ~ = ms 4 ; S4V" money On your rm. - ’ 7’, uM ; : : enema toes “g , lean Bm i+ I c 3 -_ = ————— i my tile ; ~ 2025 ja milio® May = - ee ee QoS YOU R DIMES \ JEWELRY=--WATCHES _ & ed car. ff . eo lee Ri ‘ ii 7 . ‘ ee —— }j 2 ae fa nar ~~ ~ ~~ i i gro , Counes For Sale | RAD:O ‘ For Sale ~ S WANTED ; aa me . s0) a 4937. STORE and Cf FICE FIXTU For Sale_ ae sf A ; \ 4 . " . - a a cenepem nee 7.3 [Lu tend Ake Register and coffee mists PO er" vr Aare fcl4d) well at right price. Tier 2148. pend. 35, : n ew lin per- ade. EXCHANGE, | E HEVROL ET SEDAN ee 2 dae Sees aL “MR LOCUST ST. | (c34 hee reseuts a 1926 Nash touring —~ ee te ae ee a gel ~~ ee, PH00-O107, engin OO Lee i ee ee a KUHS- al HAVE | one eee ~ aenepemee ~—— lca, il aay atl, ail alte -— iO tiny, tts ay See eee | ~~ i gay iy, OO Oe DO. el (Mitr Race tae ast } VERY CHEAP|: In n if c itis “PonD FOU PE ~ : s mn i ud godly nver "S800 pp , $1: 9O= ee ‘ - 4 .Tieve Ww ”\ LARCH 3323 Sf = ~ ~ ; -s8 ~ Vea — . ? Marke’ (Hi BIANA > / M es ; G12 N Spap eee eriect: mecha pai in ‘ 5 ‘ 7 ttify k ~ | ‘ J ‘iia t - ~ ns » : 3 ~ ud ° S.€ ~ ? Sit Pe bod alt nte 1 r ; t | wv ‘ bel iit j 7 S i ae ‘9 a neans & asi a i Li - DEimar gg Wee buyine. terms ar Af no > 2? } ove babe Mi i iy] eee) aT Eniral 2300. (c3) ° ; Ties . } >” * . | BICYCLES—morT BNR Rroasham s e, 19 Q. $ Olin i E MOTOR cYOLEs Ewill take your open car as 1 3) ; : ‘ “yeh agg : ariiner Motor { ) , For Sale Effers si HI. Vy. by he DAVIS h sre pe gr reggae St 9 Q) AKL AND ( FORD 4. pooR er ; | , ' ls Ax new ; gevaranteed; — sais visable ~ ter e is right. 5033 Delmar. (c3t ; Be BRTS wih | Sith Prion (et Cans” Vacuum clean. BUILDING MATERIAL BAUDSON BRO wr odd pieces. | AL BP HWDSON BROUGHAM seen - * : ; { i ; fe 4 ; ,*% ] Sere ‘ _ Coaches —Sandarc © coacn. 1926: gike | ge a 14 SiU Di: B AK E Re ic4) SULET BE ake , 4 ‘ eg! ip us ts t Amare I ‘ 4 rai } 0 Exchange. 4887 k: SK ayS ODE (c56) — nee 4 i Ye ach ¢ i. =. e- hr AY BUTS. ht eg © for il lemonstrat miv S550 } RI f- ~ » SLS Wi. Ta? 4 { thy gh x1 ——s+ 1263 ag tt” 3 * Pisamling St tines Bee sue, Mot © eber-Kcdged Used Cares” __a041-43_ Locust Limewsines Eo Sale COlfax : ——— rs For Sale_ De Per ~ Mtoe ts ced Cans? BUICK Spe 4 tT 6-70 Roadster ~ i Sport: Roadster CHEVROLET TOURINGS O25-24-23: all mechaniealls ne For Sale ae Se ne = TOURINGS The finest selection of light 4 cylinder, O-passenger automobiles | Louis. da Dodges, all models up toe 1926; 7600- 0107. | Nash, e924 Studebaker special 6, glass inclosures; 1924 Oakland, sd ear RESORTS a INLOADED | several Fords and Chevroleta; late models; epdan. | 1924 Gray: all cars guaranteed as repre- sedans. | sented ; your Old car as part payment; term 3041-46 Locust bl. FORD—Tou ring, “0: almost new; trade; terms. ee 46 S Easton. et et cate FORD—Touring. ‘24: good tires: 'til 9 0’ clock. 4821 aston, hauled, repainted, guaranteed; tiefling. 2501 8. Jefferson. papers C ombined. | : ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY _Rooms FOR RENT—_Wost “-aaeapeaves —— MACHINERY Wi line or steam shovels for ¢. | Rooms b WITH BOARD—w Prout room with board, cé) ET | ea ital Gat ghter or man veniences: Feasonable, Touring Cars For Sale w ASHINGTON, &ie+ _ CLAY MINING J PLANT — ees or Dart to save novia 4 54. _ Housekeepi 2, a ASHINGTON. 447 i Neat. brakes, balloon tires: 1925 Buick ligh: it 6: ; Ww ASHINGTO IN “4047 ' : ' pul v r - i e! izin 2 ort usher. 7A—Neaily - furnt is’ ed ° 8 ton jianch uria electri T ATE MOTOR CoO., Ine. m crushing and pul- ~ | W ASHINGTUN, 437! - verizing bag Os a 2 SERN. _17th _and Chestnut. motor; $95; trade; terms, 4464 Bostoe | FORD——1924 “touring: starter, demounta- $60: $25 down: open evenings un- (e ing. Acme Plec tric 6638 —Nice _mteam-hea front room; gentlemen, . ; * : = ; ~ ) : i ° tascam iene ea . ‘ oni oF ~ «v - . at: TYPEWRITER wad ADDING ——— “on ne cting front roo.8, gas, eink, eiectric. Ki NOSHLGHW AY. Ww yASHINGTON, 6051—Heawtital furnished genlieman; garage, 4350—2 rooms. sleeping: cloge to Weliston | MACHIN E—B: Burroughs. | eel : Z ( ABA NNBE, 3? 4 o— Large 7 ({ | FORD—Tourine 1996: excellent . + cpnne | EXCHANGE, 9944 Tocust Nas cdo) ag | ie Pe te A ° = | Look! Stutz Given Aw: $245 Here ie one of those real 2 = fhoar wi 1, RS rT) nD. N.? $2000. : touripe for S295: terme or trad: et i+ ee YAHLEM O35 N Grat ———— a Le ; > - — a aa acca oe ee —_ “ { ] beds ‘yo a ag ~ a 7 Ko ; ne i \\' 20PL. ; > EPA Rt if bi} t et iif a d )} ((( ioge ))) yj Siri ~~ ys ‘ i ai 4 > i y fH ( DIT At tad ¢ ff aehinre Rn (ret) = ao et ate tlie ame nee} ) GRAND. Trucks For Sale $30) TRUCKS } . Dodres t panel; ali no , p to 1925: 1925 Reo, 1 %4-tum chassis ; Lin (>) 4 modeis 4) ij & 19°65 t i1z die erie A at t ; om ‘3 fii trades bs ‘ ’ t ] ‘ 4 ¢ > . ‘ t () id ; vel A.) ~ ~&a : te i J oe. iv 1 s - aad ‘or 2 ed aL \ es PO l0-ton trucks; all styles. 7 ire: cheay 2000 S. Jefferson hey FORD-—'i L-t 1925: axcellent amg ef i ¢ oO { ay) R e ine Pwt)) : fiers ~= ‘ + i 1) I if A. 1923: KL) , "y ~ , ‘ «"s Pra La! t B 54 , ia ; rR ZZ JOPINSON Al ( & F. thy ‘ € ruin? | Tt ( jiet4 ~ Py ‘ . AN ha P Spo li’ f é 7 ‘ ry ‘ x ry tay i be ii a hOoHI NSN 1t) } By it ‘ ~ Vv , — _ 4 { . . ‘ = ‘ shy { i = ‘ I rik t > i rt t r ‘ sé + a pee ru DY Wwe 4 lets a } lor AK Y) ®. LAclede O669 { i « ' Automobiles For Sale i) Miscellaneous ‘ \\ Pa ig ae co — — vj > on oP ee ot ———~— - elie len tililie ~ — : ee TR ERs $ in rs For Sal Eien Touring Cars For Sa © SN) TRADED oN Dobt -ES a ty LATE ‘KS—1!1 1a2 . 3 to; i MODELS OF GOOO STAND- hint A AnD MARES ae P ; jn? ‘ ‘- ' »' light six , aie a here ‘ reer | ‘CVO! /}) Tie25 Poul * LOUTLIIE, sigiit Bix. $1K0 ») Lo Essex ¢ cn ew )\) 18°24 Essex Coach. / " — ‘ ‘ )») 1924 Oldsmobile Coupe. 4-paaa. = 5 Pl Buliek ¢ ipe, 4-pass, ©. §C.5 4) 1924 Oakland Tourine. repainted \\ 1024 Studebaker Pouring epe- , \\\ Ciai & wit cias= enclosures if \.i Cara fuarant ge as represent i ed. Your oid car as part payment. ryr ra rrr rr , ret , ; Yy TATE MOTOR. f oO), Ine. 3? Eipeaw ie 3041-43 LAr UST BI. SSS oes ~~ gt A tt a a OO al Ol il hihi ain, Oggi ° - rian Accessories, Parts — For Sale " : 7 L's} Tt) PAY rs t Tr on TYOT lar cars al} ” . 4 4 ~~ Im nthe - OF 1 my 9 rn ~ Hi it wel ‘Cc 7 Of) Auto meeree For Sale BODIES-— F Cony sedan; assortment: @*2 S* ta | = ie ~ tS: t3 (sive, ear BODY BARGAINS-——Always com! hercia pleaeure terme: trade 2745-37 Olive : _vops For Sale fim CALIFORN P— For 1922 Nash tou a & ar + tr@? Pi, £ Od - estate Dri o T3. 8) ¥-234. Post-Dispatch a Wheels and Rims EX Th \/ iD WIiIRE—Tiis re De, red - fave ; time cw} and money; bring your w hee! troubles Atras: our whee! expe ~ (F/@rin' s. Grand end Tn Pine. (oR) | t« | HORSES AND VEHICLES ; For Sale efx fioRsES Good. with trial and cuvaran- new; ' teed. Sce Lowensteien, 1321-28 N. cirva Way. (cB) —Laree nousekee Sine 3805 —Desirable light ht house- Pianos and organs or Sale ‘ Vi ESTMI NSTER, 3-—First floor east: % ~~ | AMPIC OGRAND—Ci Ost $2 _ROOMS FOR | RENT—West 3711 — Nicely furnished Feet AB ce and sleeping rooms. shower bath special weekly rate ay net 010 —Housekeepin $6 7 tires: worth $600 CPaAsy. We're giving awa? YAHLEM 1035 N. Grand. _ Pieree-Arrow Given Away ~ ROOMS FOR RENT-COLORE D WE ST BELLE »PL. ree pO FOR qe Pla AN of heahows ny - “OT: Loree c saa riable roo in wit 9. *] ROOMMATES WANTED pa Ha 2 sleep) ng rooms for ‘ , a.i-” }. PIA NO COMPANY _fe4 arate wed be MA water heat. Olive Se. : “8174, — oe rt rtabl e. Tt Leet. ttt 2 _ Rooms Bs ANTED Reece ae 65| “Ue£Ler- Prctorc Used | _ROOMS IN suaunes | age rooms. R. FORES ST PARK, 4338— 2 fight housekeep- id TT Ae anette > > — PARK, TERI INAL He TEL- gg ag tg NN IO gO ter eS agi, ae d ! i% | os rates $1.50 day. $7 week | mENGSHIGH WAT. : 7 HOMWAY, 1152 N.~——Sleeping “ue Grass Hi tel, Fine See for the win- Talking Machines For Sale ‘SH AR DE | I HOTE L, ie PAP . tory . PALMER I HOTEL teamed ARE Nar eng tage heme: a a. THE, PARKHT RST HOTEL HOUSES, FLATS, ROOMS eaves BOARD—cITY CONSE oe coe FOR RENT PENT MS MB OS IN OD, 6 a a “APARTMENTS DOWNTOWN 303 Cedar Street sisi ee tape 7 ewe ni Ce ADELA AINE Me ERP I OMNI Oy ale AS ne edie ane ae ee in alin, gle son ene Maree a eine ot eal ed i, alien si tins An AER SOON, BET aE NOR + 2s ne lO Ot ~——“. a iene tw R nly $3: stoher i R. Harris Realty Co. ee { ONC ESSION TO VORRIN’ w icte RELIABLE ioe ede \T aM ¢ HESTNU .2 Sr VRANCISCT Ss RE. ALYY ‘ce, Jaf oo a as PRANCIM ES. nF. city o.. MAIN #40", ; | : ' - Wi anW Se kOe r “tena apartments: Be ‘autiful New Apartments SOD Large room tngeh sewer and oa oe Hi RSE AND WAG N—$18. 3107 La- R ae “a. here: a ee ae

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ST. LOUIS .TCH mF-REAL ESTATE SALES are PROMOTED and H APPY HOME OWNERSHIPS Result From USING THESE COLUMNS.-3a WEDN Ser 10. 18 RESIDENCES FOR SALE ~ SDA | tr NOVE EMBER 10. “ism ROVEMB! |. aonumndeateummndlinemenn ~— — west: modern : ba : ’ I Pat or, must s 03: S23} : , ajinime ~~~—-- - 211 " SOS00 y-ro Li ae . ‘ f ro“ ~ + tis 0 enn ~* ax 24 AhDanyv 2 ‘ a Kienien ‘ rm) O50) be p Ph Asdd sy ‘ , 1 Onna M EN | t JOHN MORES! . Tees a | 0 down.| PYLER AV,. MODERN | SUNGALOW, ms ih: $20,000 . BEN TLTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY CO : } Fe si Tyroor - nen ee soem a MONEY WANTED WA . . , JUDi8 fiat and to eee. ae monin thid — car ‘ pus ” vem A 2310 CARLSBAD, Uarzy—NtW LF AMILY, ROOM FLAY; ATTRACTIVE, Ki REAL ESTATE FOR cou’ ED TAB es | ey car: new, 4-room brick bungalows: | Yard: double garage with side drive. | | ABLE, CALL’ OWNER. LACLEDE | hi aves OeIRS: no reatric. | POE Cungsaiows i e city tor the prone; —— sl ta ie aca a . __ (CoV) |e CC ESTORS ———™ Iinconporaren MAIN Park sini $ 1 SOLD, ; is ae a every Cay A ™: . Fy re “ j j ‘ i y | ‘ “ei ‘ ' ; brick Kl SI sii A Pads Bung: Ww, | ste ; Siit Diag j J ‘UulLIGine ae ms Sal . , mor Lt Lhe’ Eedt sl ‘pe , F ; ; a4 PT ‘ ' 4 ' ¥ ; : = j M a ] i , , . . fz tie a 2 ‘ ASH. MONTHLY PAYMENTS + sa 4 “ ¢ «~ “4 bd} . ; Sx12 | pen ' em? eel Uh here page $500 : » 7. ; PAUL, Pa JAR ZN. MSKY. REAL Ly ie 0? st. Louis. ry) er 0423 (cB) 4 KOOM BKICK =e - ne ' bed . ‘ ‘ , hn « Pp ; ‘ "4 ; ‘F.% : , ve F URN. HOUSES FOR West WATERMAN. 37xx—Fig : n— ~ ‘ santiy neal Ss room ‘2. ee 2 -¢ ar i . ; : : 4 ‘4 for ene winer or longer pert ‘ wALt | ~ RO) | f Pog sy* ee as > Bh talgdt yee ; ©} rx | Cis ’ r) ’ es (pe) ‘ 7 fior ? ~ ars : a “¥” . Ha A , } ; : ‘ ; = & KE. ¢. VOSS RLTY CO. FOrest 4210. n by ca . bath; S40U ca : — a — net west 13, ee ee ACTEM re “DANK : STIAN 2 " Y Ge 444 » MUDELEKN WhsT ESD HOWE. sinh) CC ASH ~ Gans HOUSES. FLATS, i: South pre FINE FAMILY FLAt. S170 DOWN. a, ee = nee ' ) T | Fine nebe . ‘ Ne a - i." ; t . re ‘ * ‘ ‘ . . ne 4 . m ; ; : ie? a RENT, FOR ¢ 5 are. RGE STORE McC AUSLAN Le—$8800 - | Southwest: ns oice locat} 2 : 2402 . aeer. e' : Psect rk “ie Fra a me — or : ’ : ‘ ‘ ’ - . ¢} —,. i i ; gO ee eh dee . Buyre pe | , the 1 th tC cornet ; wiley |e ; Baar ’ v3 ey _— | ‘to e hie ne: , tr | 7 ao . omia © wate % | REALTY R. bargain, — it : eryone | OFTENAD & CU Al REL. 1023-—4 rooms, 2a id 40 ; = 4a, seca we. 5 roome . Bath: 7} te : Sis e ; }OOP. a Ri aN mtity OMPTON. Ti20A_ S- -Fiat. ——— , ) ick “Two Beautifn ralows MPTON, 1110 #& a & , Ha vi reulict ney t isior rih 5055-50 59 Rf} ODES AY. oo? a eo S—3 room, aN r : WW 5Ox% 5 ine, breakfast finished Y and G-roe mse fiat, a nodern | ‘ ' ' Or ti hat nvemiet wher any INake EE THIS BARGAIN f 919 versity vy: attri | 19R ( cRO FARMS FOR SALE hid) ——~ KBeuuiifus double: | ~ : modern: 5 rooms: sumroom. steams eutuntng , ‘ ee ae — : uses , Ai sh . ae : ”- “ 4 ee : { ; ; : in: owtter., tanaud i96.>% ‘ : Tth ’ ——$ 14 ‘ LODERN HOME. © ; . . ' ' a Fiks! BONDS DT. strictiy $1 | heat: tz region _KI at BE RW) LZ. 904 Chesinut St. Dare: 4384. : E 1) 3- wind veg ge wal Jee Missouri _ cer ‘eye te. ¢.43* fp S007, Sioa. Sha) ee ST os COTTAGE. § 3 inside toilet KIVERSIDE 3100. ‘ Sith). ENT—West bath, fu! A iN Mi ) : 4 JSJARZEMSKY. REALTO on { Lonis. : Tyler 61°95. Boek NSBY (BADEN). : brim tl. rg Sys eek ? Sg ' DOUGHERTY BR. | : Siva » CHOME KE 6 rs RS t NT bE EDs OF TR “T Sa roonis $40 ST tries ao sien as Yt her: -_ ROOM RES . 3 a . . sitw Citys Ya ae Boe wit«.t i%. .. : » Lis! irs a We Riri w~ - ‘ aN adult s GARFIELD sae 475-9: ‘ et & | ATH ; rooms MORGA N 301 7-——_4 -Poom ve i i “hs ‘AN — nished with heat, light, hot Water , firsi-clase tenants only. We have $j _roomen pas. elec and j eouacenee™ vacant. rfie 7 MS Moore, Mfurmang’ heat’ 2044 N aT ___ 4 ARFIELD | 0 , urna * THIRTEENTH 14: 35 Ie —? > ical ve to 7 ' na tinn mage: 4 erie ‘a : : — : 0. Second floor roouns. maisciely will det orate: far 70. Spay ee . ae, wd nerth. and me J WANSTRATH i Ch mut ae. pment re r ~ Tomi » «4 ’ r* 7»! ‘ * . ’ : i’ ; tt ae } ii, YY A : tH Y eT TY ri yf t . +t ’ ; y a6 «t 4210W Gartie id = rower ovo so) | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT 2 Ch ANS SAME ‘DAY yes “t newly OTTO. TIETIENS . ; “sy wT } SP i () : APARTMI i | R| 6 Ss] ORE LO \ Kirkwood : ‘ trictiy me selan Wi- ‘ Pw BLOT \f a DD : ' ‘ a ; ra ' . ’ -- . : a . a oa t f. ?s rr | 3 , wecles de rr @ru — RS ee « JOHN 1,4} 7 ’ 21 t: H-BIK* VMAin t? x ‘ ’ . eth: Ses de eee B8ulr¢€ : Be F ; . 3% PX, : L} —oceggcoe: ; a ‘ ‘ij be . ; : ‘ ’ ; “ i , ya GB aia i . “ GOO i? TEN A NT > . omine ——es . : ' “ ; a i “~~ ~~ 1c. =0 GUN UU p : :, ial ; n SU weekiy as zm | Southwest _| With Ma al and 7 " cu yt we cers. charge BUSINESS FOR SALE ’ ‘ : ’ ; ‘ . 4 a , : ‘eo * ® North PA fd Tal A , Garter v x INDUSTRIAL, LOAN CU. BARI ~~ & an 2 oh aire: PAKK FLAT. i pein ; ~ nol. op an eR nt f att ingt. Branches at Nugents ane , Alabama. "1 : ; rv ; ; ; 7 Paty 4 i rissant- A r ; Very reasonable; : mode Grand (ira , , , ‘oe py i] (¢) i eta th nery store, con- i owners } —F ry on awit more r ljuweet rates The l over " onees $9: ” ri ive. (AB) ictoria Bldg Sth ap aaa ow ae a cts ; ‘Gg Bry ym ~ F z ’ ; } ey IG ‘OMPANY— : | . COlfax 842} Page: electri wate Pe 53 rent poner, 5963 aston, : , a : biock nore 6-rou:m frem® eleciric 7 i100 ‘ nea! Kas and wormefn Same cay tential 4 4 ' ’ ws) ; i Ay. : i ES TE—WTD. TO BUY... 77 / =i. ea iax oy ~ : ~— SOD > hon ) . wo gag, IMENT PROPERTY WANTED Pull Pal o 7 * 1 ’ rere: Perry _ ' a it wma . m is eg ee rg oy SLAM KU mad UN (eR) | ‘ . Nieht nm ys v oon ‘ — ee : tow) tif} pre fer: ; 1 44) Se } ; eae | : , ' syringe wood. Mo,} . , nin - ew a ‘ gi : ‘ , : 4o ore a 4 ¥ , ie poletertg garage Soomit pa: : . . ' : : : - ‘ aa. os ‘ , Paty QUICK LAANS furnished: ce ey : ; . . suitable LICK + ; Ni LA | ' ; gg 4 oT | ef aie , lav “SALARIED PEOPLE , — " beat ’ # ech me : ' « trictls nfident ¥! ' m aceount of ' . : ’ | terms 1 Bring in this a — Sed olfer refused; terme, ; , ~md? . Bh: \ fidt. 3B reo (c+ , Apartments Wanted new Pi — grounds: fully rent to omipiets t TRUST DP FASTON. ms furriiai 4 “156 ~y . z (37) , Almah brick Dui “he Ae Somers THAN $41) ver bu ' it : Th, decide COS) 11 PEOPLE'S LOAN SOCIETY. aparime \ ’ . . ow _ ffrand »&/ fixt 2711—4-reom tus’ completed ent allowed if you oR rea creasani ick: : BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE 'T’S WANTED HALLS ERT Wia——Valued Tet fron ON, CREVE COEUR LAR Epic tron : age o down, § 0 pach fiat has ware Central comahgre: chars © Bet Sant, tALIT—4a1°-14 Manchester. 4 VU Bt want to e&x I ectr rh oo. , H-BUR? MAIN #02 Behe a en eek denen om £2 sda . — ak ee ee an a enn W ss ia ayn, ert , , are i ' Pa 2 ; roon KEL [ABLE LOAN & INVESTMENT CO., and Apts. td Thfenys ii, ® . itt .usk roo . { ‘he 5) if ‘ / . 4 7) é : : 4 ; , : T} ; . I i me tte y. Nth wt. (ground floor) GAr. ane” POU. modern: mus poeta eren “o07Tw. oP pompano pe hee . : aa — ei ' . ' ate ia ‘ unl (o36) ~~ : + a : nae ; ; , ‘ ‘ cet ) “ - —- +t ) Gi. ' this ¢ ty if , wae agi ; J ; aib ri ‘ ” > ang are ' ; J "K A ONE grand goon; flat tha: resurns 20. per cent net; | MORRIS AACH R. C0.. 826 CHESTNU1 . ae t 7 , iced eit at oF |-23-25 — Price 1h; bas __ Ce M NEY rt Bae. lad evi Ot RENNETT 1270 Webster G | AUL_J. JARZEMSKY. REALTOR. ; at ai 502 ew I Peny co | Mithout indorser and without know Bier 7 : ensver wroves vi See ae i? bis ryYer 09.59. (80) e oF ro fF empics or anyone epay in GARAGES, STABLES— Be or “ a 3% : Spe * wey" STW “NT SNAP | r a : euil Lowest rates | ea ae : AMERIC ‘AN BROKERAGE CO., Ar 4 } : 7 on : | $67 REALTOR. t TORE AND FLAT LOANS ON REAL ESTATE SS. 121o— Large garage for sUlRRo ' tri FOR RENT ar renni 5 an be 7 nted very . ae : re .. Box H > .] y > ‘ mite , Ses? ; bb , 47 : .- h 74 i} : [ , : 9) ‘ - ' rYler erg eS) | i “i > } i] : bit? } P . eee ‘i “f ' ~ ; ~ [N REALTY COzgee ~ Ripe A — - ; v . . = . x ’ . ~ a a c.aoabsea ars ' ‘ * £7 ' room, : peg . OPral UNTT} King nil ' at Nu , es blew ere mm. sig * ] rogms, 4-ca now an ige MrTia i ig ‘+ TT Pe | t of *#'eor rr y °« Yuu ee ‘et? (“hee Northwest 5221 l mein Srast- | re LET—BUSINESS Central 2007 i, —Store, newly. ated ‘ revi’ reasonable rigs _ MARK ET—Dein "¢ ica NORTHLAND LOOK AT THIS a" . ’ ; EL-WEBER. 2127! anti.LAe2544 E ] ) u , 1. AGNER-GKANT-B! COTTAGE LEGON AV. ts ey INTERNATIONAL Lin ‘ | ? n totes et THESE North BARKERS, HK ® BLDG. RIVERSIDE 2100 | apnis 7 uit : : : a4 ¢ eavad : ‘ é . : \ ith : . : } : “ae on q ,* : a) future * at eview GoeTHOM lee TOR iy af) ) HEAT O45 7 int Vier CASH WLLE BUY Cozy HOME Tar 9.0 2- | a> EROS " @7 a nor | VNORTI DE STORE tind 2th. ' . KR BUNGALOW [e200 pce Marina Bait oe sag, | Bee ar eat ealaon (c80)|| Se eel be eit Sobe toe ; ee it YAHLEM VEBER. .« Ba Aah =, t. 3 : rad 3 ws ats ; ; The Workingman’s Fr RESIDENCES FOR SALE ‘te 7 A~H North +S & ligt hi. a : rooms ht ge downtown, $26 nig Diease a! t uit La WOLFLPOLLACK. 301 N. 8th. LOCATION. mon a f fee ° 7 i4 ; will . ; . ‘ | courteous and frien us GOOD | CENTRAL Re ee buildins $45 MAin 2457. elevator CAPanyv North shoe \ iS Lore ne roKe é 1" “64. s ANGE— {995 Ye . 7 NE\ BR] RENGEL S04 Newno e-) ;*? ; it meonat rt é rO.yv??} Zs TSO ¢ ‘ - —~ £4 . row Kl vere@ic: 5 roonis a an VO) rWwoon. creic 81D! L fi ‘if RUOMSs \ow i-reo: & ftheors. f a ai ' 2911 — bas Asi rent POR INSPECTION MELILENY Tt SOV +? a MEI NG, , , a Ni ah , . 3 iS A EL : be 626 LAFAYETTE . | n Bunga : FIVE NEW OURS Ae , “M Ais LER. 3811—Modern iar Poon ture ine] ty : LT NIK. | aiar 4 tit — : “™ fs : - suitabie {ut ‘Tt : ee oa ; teiial si thRes—r OU.) MONEY o ars head . (iat i the RRINKOP to. | See one = si : : “wastanm th q = S . = Bagge - r . ! 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926 fe PAs ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH JOE JINKS PAGE 2 nee mama eg sean ANSWERS TO QUERIES ‘erent any quer’? sanenl be es > “{ Gave You-atr soe ‘. Rest OF (IT, DIDNT 1 Can't MAKE a = ME , wo 1? LA sor! Can 1 , HELP IT IF You Two Play LiKe er. - ——_— 'tuantep % Lose! HAS Fase Monics r 4 ‘G 7 ae > ot Goi Me Tt ’ , . y : £- sny Too Good RVING ‘To Lose] LON Maw 7 oN — bee ee OE tA 1 ; : \ ee an M&S>et Lt ~~ #, J ‘iA, ( Sy Cw tt > y , x iM, LINKS C2© Parl Yeosie pay Maa ue aN & 1O NINE. HOLES PIS’ 84S Tes t ve ee Mew Tart Bears a ae ; os “ ' ‘ sn = 7 teh “sa LAA: Ae RAO = NNR GENIE 3h LALO TA AO EMILE M0 MBEAN AN cy ARRON om ae ge Pina mn Pus ah es om ete ee cea ks NIG sag vay na ag chy Wad - Nee; ‘. bets Ang: OD ME bean * . + m= t & ‘ , 4 ; . : a a ee ~ SPEED OF BIRDS FD 9 TO. BE 25 TO 46 MILES a’ HOUR > ° | a VSacinuatt (326.2 M0 -O.B0:7, Art onde Radio Programs °°) Wiser cent secintapiegmedaa ng Central Standard Time root ; yee 2 ty .. Marling Pastest. t:crmar i°: I ~ 1) ~~. — ite + : | sors Tests Disclose, the “par- 845.7 Meters Wednesday, Nov 10. ; the: | . a Pano. a 2 ¥ ae ~ _ row Saws f the Slowest. Marriage Licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits | 1.74 2 NSES ie ee oe a ~~ ® : a a Pa eo: Deke Rk x : “ua ‘ cB : PAR REAGT a — 7 | Temptress.” TZ « Garbe, Antenie ee and suntara | 6:49 and 8-00 WsWR Sa ea gaa” sch Oaliph $e. 4 a yea eae wram _ Wun Adultcrating la erg ¢ \.eta™ iag'! ; ii A. M. Uenvinesiary and Trivia’ . . > . ™ 7. Pint Hrs c-Hia ‘Rtn aAvraer> BF “T" Tr 2 ‘\ INFORMATTIO ’ hare Ha 4 , g ‘ VMionaart., Protect Your Set. — BIRNWNBACH BATTERY CABLE SIMPLIFIES THE CONNECTING OF RADIO BATTERIES St PaeReTE COLD®eED wihes Evening Program 5 Conductor Cabie . - - ALSO MADE ''- €-7-8- WIRE CABLES (Epo « ANTOR and; SOW ts a am, U4 ’ j 5 ol ‘ ‘ | aa i " . aes: ne ‘ . re ing her ~s : : q | ay SS iain, shh | : | eat that the Gepart- | a - XM ro ~~ & Now. 10 j &:-00 P. M. 8-30 P. M. BY PLACING YOUR LOUD SPEAKER ANY DISTANCE FROM YOUR RECIIVER, Lee BIRNBACH RADIO CO. : UMBIA | ©") Pact neimew “The 7O-SEVENTM Ave "= ~ NEW YORK & Crry N > ty Ne he a ee ee ee a . or) ; . Seuth # est Gent iemen” RESS | “The Last frentier™ ( omed*—— News Hive ‘oan Amateurs d-Flor. nk LAN 6 ana 2 Florissant | . ROE ME RiaAlL PRAMITS Aone G. Nitxsen ip vVOoIsS (| “The -X\DID a -reroti« . — ” — PS oa Td er ey BF adi Py me owe eres » >eeE gree eee + - ne e, * RF Wears Eh Sayer ibe MDT na Regt agate vo Feta SS. Jefferson piststbuleres of KODEL PRODUCTS ‘ks Rew vaID aerTs™ for CaNnToR ad =| nas | end Hebert Vandertile Ri Cc ' — saa fond Pine «9 ; , VITLA DANA. “Renny Kitty Kelty” (207 GCPLRFRT end “LA BOHEME” i“The tae ana ’ t N. Vand. on te: ' QUOKOO GANESTER ARRESTED SOR ATTEMPTED EXTORTION ee | ak or a oe Muent am €*A RAS >d « MARY FX SFOED “SP ARROWS" ¢ ,-asALl_aere Cast ts nl “MIS STES Rreeks« Stuck MARY rt KFORD “ a ut s ay ae ae ‘ ng PriSh ee a we a =e beh e ~~ i «! 4" *% % , ‘ te : ; j A : + 2 - 2 > : - » Fe & 3 g 4 ey ae en Be: Ae . 3 : a aS t § a. aS P, fe. . « SS. * “See 4 we i. ae Ji ey 3 id mr 5 4 - 4 ; i ae + 5 " - = * 7 s " j Yee € * ; a Se % nite ie | ¥ 2 2 = z i. 7 “ "4 Ba = es “Res . ¥ bea te 7 4 2 r em . x ae é > ty Sd : 3 z : Re. i $3 ‘ “3 = , - . += Psd i ™ 3 4 og’ ~ yd Pe » . ; be ; id ae Pte MS +3 es ad as. ns q ¥ Be a 2 z f P a 5 * 24 “wy a 2 ee: ¥ & Y ~s ae v4 S] $ x «a i * Z , — week a.m va cae J 7; a 3 9. by | * ®. &« oer Oo rrreee@ | iQ, aes > ™ Ween a ~ m—s Pee Aas $s tL ly = Pea ee >: eet eL. CM. Trak" ead deich "2 a.” aI lind! ay ey, Oy “aa Sar Po COMO WU. or: ix remade tow marr 27K ben] T° ba agar Ph e Roc = tok SLR ™ rr : _ OR OR ATIOA OF «ace ~ >> we. "eo Antomwohile m. % ; . ~~ tirecst from the light sacket irmmmetes al) hetteres. Gives nlurme. « TuITer ates mcietiriiteh twee models for all sets anc =: irTezics ~ <-. : ta <P ARgneows” ——— , oR CULRERT } Ci Lsae aie fet ¢ tate Mer Kingdom” peak power. ready to Of ieee. powert curser to the — oO&tann este of tne Twos WS ROArss= Tale? Omer. oF fal Sl OS Sed fie BAL Heare SA™ ROSBINS ULTIMO BANS + oe 4 i Daiter Ot tec. W. E. FUETTERER SUPPLIES 2123-3 Locust BL

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JISPATCH __ ee ae —— 9 I. LOUIS OST-DISPATCH meal sac aux WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1996__ Pannen HOGS CLOSE DULL | -WEGETABLE MARKET =| 3°7,, 81.50; rooricg 0» coun, 94.50 to -— . ~ fy fe, ; Vig a (ta , wn — : HORSERa Dan = o3. . t fe, . ' 25: x tA DISH—Medrum to laree | 1? \t/ ™“Y Money's Cau | AT NATIONAL YARDS | Pots Supptics ‘Heavy and Mare | 42) S0RQ0 MT Median Soares $3 10 | | Zp ’ ni r= » ai 2uUanS ane 1m n ; . ; oJ STICK WH me ' Re ati LOO Bl Bev, 16 (ted! oe poms Moe) site + Sompers | fous / ¥2 ; Cike 3 State Deparimen: Agricuiture): = ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. Nov. 10.— fe IV EHemegeyen 20> : 30 ; ‘ & s a! sil} As wait } ~ P > ‘s 4 ‘ ors os dod. a ' A BAL COLD tty gt OGS—RKeceipis, 12.000: att mg- spots POLato suppiles were heavy. Demen4 was pe a a teen mSKetT® Se to >5¢: smpore- . ‘AWG ey y aay aoe $: elie thar Tuesdar’s mean moderate and market steady Sales were hl ee S, 2O8C to Bur per pound . , © 4 oe : Om ye 4 rs iyti' b 1 ror \ y ure 2 wy te 1@ i?’ hs i? ; Vy ie | , P * i . ~s : a Comedy and Newe : ' RONG um rrulis $5 50 a 6 a5: good and | aes $3: a at a. ca 10 aguas aa ee - J. | Ka _ t cn _ ~ 3 “4 A ‘ i | ¢. OiicCe Vralers tleadv to O0¢ bigher at! a¥t i. eTrainary, $2.55: ] Cag i Jn Kk. : H me “tre an a M i Ss ARD GREENSW. $13.25 3.50 red river ohio U. 8. No } #70. 1 car j *°M*-grown, ld- to wUC Der vor. in 66 A | $13 to $13.5 | Don Juan land bats Fas criPts. 1.000: steady: top| BS. Lak. red river ohio U, 8. i. Soe ends wall i aA 3 te * Ts >. 4 dint? Ps i ‘ r } " ‘ / . 77 , 2 IO s ft . i aite Niewe and hu le af lambs $13.50: Culla. $x ol: $2 Dak jus i burbank oF Pa) N Pm | $1 Se. af witoOne. Blix and by lb» ets — - J E ) Easton . : 4 —~)¥ mn “The Great Decep- | ' we’ oe 1 4 t { tion’ —Comedies and » Lansdowne ——m AND fat ewer $406 e2.70; | car Wis. rurais U. 8. No. ] $2.40 ARSL EY. u % i °C g Destte ete. 3 .bosher | VITAPHONE ; (Usee: Yurbank U.S. No 1, $%10- ae into -, —= | Kitty Kelly” and | AMUSEMENTS | Migh round white U S$ No L g2.8p- 1}. 7 RNIPS—-Home-grown 25c 19 206 oS io As om, i ‘Lone Hand Saunders : PRESENTATIONS \heuseeeee a oF Wis rerete 1) & Ne. 1,:9865° ~~ emmy vunches and 40c to 5k per bushe: ’ . Bs roe 5 — “iad @ Nat. Brac Comed y—Topics 2? :15—T wice Dal ly—8 -15 | Cabbage was pcan ee ! R} aihn *: el ns —~ i ear, A ee se Ali Mate file Thc $1 00 } QUOTATIONS ; : a ne -Erown “Je Der Gos. | rons TS eNEeeneweeees te : , ~ 2 | . , y é } a 2 ae 4 bunches : eee rON SILLA in | All ifwe« ~ Plus ' "ey " ; f MIL ~ - ves., 50, Thc, 1. s1 AXTICHUKEs «¢ eiituri = res s wMaATIErn ec > —— Fin T0 ling, which he me ; Aone? Sic Fitaphone ls Thrilling the Worn 6 ee cdi, Gomeany 0 Oi, Bnd 4 -Ooxes $2 to $225 | 91.380 Rett lanenan, S350) nemnke: , kegs, bi miles per hour © asured £ Mt. Louis ‘Comedy—“Egued On | m ae wey eve ogi bellG ATOR PEABS—Cubana $10 ne | casks, $8.75. 88-50: barrels. $6.75 ; | S1LiOS Prery our. ther al .f MM G é RECT Ne i Pra . 73... ‘ ra —— ILES av HOUR the jackdaw. 3. 00 . speeds ume INE Double Program | area ) " + BRUSSELS SPROUTS—Catitornia érums bushel pcr Homegrown, 30¢ te B5e per j cll oe . .@* Mii oan ee, apai Landieg Dice PRICES—Evenings, SOc. $1.10, $1.65,'$6 ic $6.50 tor ancy and $605 to $5 | TUBE Dox: 3dc per bu basket. : German >) fec, | Tot finch o@ Miles. the Pie Wie, & Claxton “Battling Butier™ > we of St Lew MATINEF $2.°O $82.75. TODAY Mat., 50¢, $1.10. fr Duet - ai BP ee eee lo SUe per dog bunches, | the rook 32.58 mj finch ER TODAY | 81.65. Gat. Met.. 50c, £1.10. 81 65. $2.29. Oo bunch omesrown. 25¢ to 30e per |, STRING SANS Alabama, Missieaipp! | the Spar- “t "es ik ; Try rs. b. ] ry cd be Slowest. ca ing gray £ulls, 31.05. , } | nn ad ~ | Nights, 8:15. 500-83. Mat. Sat ihe » | Olive. Gur phone number is JEfferson 4190 | $30 to B35 per ton: red. $50 nee bom "4 SQUASH —Homerron, hubbert as od il n hour. 4 EE ae omedy—O | Fl f ae ce ee | CARROTS — Minnesota and Indiana | $1 per bushel box: pumpkis Bae owt?! , . ; one é nd enge ' : or =~ ‘ee ' . ; na f 4 it ? Tm ee bor PuUTNp kin 5Oe re 7 Oe 1{ - sCIlENTIT } Ne £iowert of the birds > ¥ f Double Program } H EN ORD & CHARLES PURCELL — “ee grown. Pt a Ra pe Pee ae ad ‘yo venad Louistana Summer $” ber 7 a . _ — : -_ “ , ; f i a ’ ' » oe ; —. , anti , as _ ¥ : oo = the speed oj aj; ot rvVation was the “Darrow haa i ore Gelien War | in the American Musical Comedy ee a eg ‘ALT rtowrn N r | at eee r BoOmMé« of the | whi. made only 25 7% . Ma fit OH PHLUMECIRS UIT VAUDEVILLE ’ im ka wm — New fork 83 20! wart ~“'S «8.10 poe ' " . : B15 P.M.5 1.50 pe: create: Oreron ie 25 ta $1.50: | Dry ood ; ble of approach- hou: ‘he tests were Ee Doubie Prog: “The r y AN ALL-COMEDY INNOVATION Blil | Cattfornia, $1.25 to $1 .5¢ i G ca Market Review e calm airs fee eae. | eaten | CRLERS—“Beoraa’ baer inte. ~_, | Soectal to the Pom Cumparen a } : ’ . . i » > V r } whe . — , o > vrT UMDO er . - an ‘ DNMaANn, at is ee ond juniatp (00. “Perfect Clown With Detmar Poppen & Flavia Arcaro With The Popular C ¥ (60¢ for amatl- New York aac Michigan 2-3 | NEW YORK Nex LG.— Cotton foods | LOSSi TT « 7 Ica st 6:40 and P -00 ; HERMAN TIMBER ren $2 to $3.25: California large Crates Mmarkete Werte Quiet and Sleady todar Prin: i] ua ? | 20.900, | ative t ely “atat | . : » ‘ ? ; . + r , ! if 7 Le° te i st , * ~ ~y e Cc toe were unchan ed “Cc f — mesons ‘it oozes No. | i a year ago, and $3,103.5 iS% 118% 118%, | BO%) a6 5% 62.1044 104 BOND MARKET AVERAGES * 0014 ino—13 100... 4 102—1) 1GO2—-J 1 103} 103% 103% 103% ee > PrP" $9 — wo Ps ft ce oro , ¢ 3 > oe re ® cr 5 loo] » love Lé ~ ee ~~ sre bh io INDUSTRIAL + | 39 Cons GNY BY aie “Tas oo err oe iCrown WP @ Sl ~0 108—J7 108.99 | “ub Dm 8 7% 44 on on o~oS aes F's fe as ae te 3s a eo 9 Rte act tt ws => rn} me — LESSEE * . mee on SAMMY TIMBERG HARRY HOLMES) j— SOMETHING FOR NOTHING—FLORERIS |} A-NIGHT 18-4 NiguT CLUB Congres pape ee (Except Sat. & Sun.) . Se HEME” BIG FEATURE DAILY SESSIONS vols “ThE LEN DIY | eali,-,_- s ACTS PHOTOPLAY Daily at 2:30 and 8 P. M Also Sat.. Sun. and Holidays at 10 A. uw , (LILLIAN GISH ane -Flor. ) JOHN GILBERT Ip & Florissant “LA BOHEME” » & Gravois | PRICES, 250 and 40c ADMISSIONS: . ‘ NTE j Riehara Rertivetenees oa nme ee Ss Belene > in . Afmateur : | Generali Admission (including use of clamp skates) _... 060s ow 20% Or sn ol | , | G A y E tf TWICE Children (under 12), mornings ang afternoons ...... ORO i iin Zhe ..©, | ‘A \ BEE f a ort ‘ ANTOR and | Continuous 1 to 1] P. M. | DAILY Coupon Books of 12 Admissions ....._._. tt'2+sthbnnhea bhclee au —- DE PRODUCTS Rdetenen ' ere ot —_— ——e 14th and Locust—2:15, 8:15 " | NOW First Time ip City at Gayety Prices MUSiC INSTRUCTORS —— (EDDIE Cantor and Mase nae" | DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS “KID ROOTS" - THE BAT i“The Last Frontier” | 5! pebere | 8 Heh Cac >: ia ee | sal —“"__| Black Pirate |/L LB a r - a- 2 an Af? " iC sj: LEWIS stoNE oD avel erorts nf ’ ) “DON JTaNe | “a : é Pa! Pine [NSE NIGHTS” | “nonu.— - merveeie s — = . in | evente: “Kosh Kitty Kelly” | neh 6 er (90RN GILBERT ang T : Harry! Harry! Harry! Now Is the Time to Realtze thet Only 3 Days Remein te See the Current Shows! You'll! Find Good Seats’ The Programs This Week Can't Re Sur- DaSsed' Gilda Gray. Van and Schenck, Gene Rodemich--Oniy & More Dars to Bee Ther : ) LILLIAN GSH jp “LA BOHEMF”’ pd: MARY ri KFORD ‘ n ae” “SP ARROWS" Ghristmas 6 ve’ te ad +e eeeued ‘eee eeee _— _ — > =e — ee. (ALL-AT&e CaeT i, SS gen it aii 1 _“MISMATES” | | —_—— . a — os ° ° A ree || ASS | ropical f MARY PCRPURD 3S rr a 0 LCdZ r t ; aon as:., t t 1) WW MF ©> ew oy — “SPARROWS” SEVENTH AND Rercux a as | Wa ( MARY PICKFORD = 2 “a n she Girl Whe Put the Thrill in | oa a €} A) ; “SPARROWS” ; Dencing—And How She Dances ° of 2 \* a my ” re. DE Ko« es or very large sets. 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* AGE 58 —ST.LQUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDA¥ EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926 ha ccll ah tt ag ae poeta “s+ ~ : : ees oe 7 : _ TODAY’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET, | Se ea - : a re ith Lez ~ a > . = - : . | ¥ 4m yesterda: 25 . — 4 SPECIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE | ee eee — | , | bs DRIFT LOWER bregma Romeo Se Letoe a year are A | =e es sT. LOUIS STOCK EXCHAN: | ; so —— bange tceday amou ee 4 I OM OS , edu a 2 ~ : ; the exe | was ote Bonc saics were 4599, , ' wilt wil ils i — ~— gee apm | | wet ate tno ae gay > | = ; | ) or 3 ’ : Stccks and Ancual, bor ey : Stocks and Annsa: ¥ 43 : ; £ ee ’ et , . = | sale nee 4, Laer Close. Cb ai its . een Following ig @ compicte iat o! hi Low ie i % Saies L OS | COW. AY. Te te ats aay te mnt nem ogg mes a. ‘- me — ane aD i eee ee pac eg mages ro ; JAB. ihe 3 ge during tRe past wek, dir sr : = pee 3 4127 Lor “* ¢ 33% Col G ; s K asa , oe ena ae es — —_— ses img tae chae et ch 345 m ss ¢ ee | Gig Sage =, te i eit toe ; Mahan Mt ‘i = = ion = aie ‘ oe SI exy * She : , — en eee ” gy Leasew Wi ire from the New 7 erk Bureau ef the Pest-Dispatch ; ‘ Mat Bye eee ae ere - > ‘2 Moms ws ane : . “* - ay . > ge eR ‘walt 1 48 > ee “ > > Da te wml | ! . jenom in atlen «aiee ‘Fai om {tted. } ie «af «ven b=} — » NRE, SE A OS | ges, 4% 4 ud ir | Ate ole Reck tsland Disa Peans. > - - s+ i ? RAP ee ae Suoliie 63 " ’ Te ae, gags Extra 54 on Wrigiey. GTICATO. Nev 16—The William Wrig- Jr. Co teday declared an ee'tra caoah ed of fifty cente « share in additten t+. wegu.ar dividend ef (wont; Tire cents é i a 2D P@ pee ed pew as At ay. Py tA 7ES—Call > oer bez: Map Bi PORES rah Bom RE eae 4 We 3 iad Nae distri at isal a New York Stock Exchan Se. Louis Sroch Eechenil Chicago Sroce Exchange Chicago Board of Trade 419-12 Olive St. MAin 3380 weet - ~~ wae atin: retiree $ unds Exempt From All Federal Income T. State of Missc 4°. Gold Bonds Ds pee gllbagey ep 3 SE TN, oat Rell AMO RF ee ~~ LOCAL EXCHANGES scsse SPsreeeeee eo | Lend, Zinc and Copper!) Su ee arses, 2 See ie TE ONS Se eae, Se These bonds. issued for coad purposes, aie CLOSED TOMORROW, ined bat S003 cars of waar comers? |x O° 32S TS 100 pounds [ewuniry offerings are almost nothing wis | —— — Hien Low. 7 Clow __ Glese._| steade. secripta wa 9 direct obligations of the State of Missmmmy ls vour life insurance AMAMISTICE BAY | vss,.0¢ == SS SS eS ee Ree weet wal ey Se Se ES ES ESS BS" | Se bee Oa nd scoured by ins full taish, cont and ump sum ++ does your Hi Qr Lou , S: m ne he . —* med : P . ; — : — Saree 28 ; a : : : , . 2% : ; , : at “* e - . Ryne cater =e - . a ' ” oes. . ¥ pierre ¥¥ - ‘ ; —_ eas: - str 4 . 5 . : . , -hange Merchants’ oy : - es 7 rae . -$E, b wel j ‘ne me - 2 MCEID be " = ‘ ; ) ae: Mere — ot — : ‘iduteon of every cmange, St Levis Rute: : a ere 475 ; E, ahs . a . “Rl ee ® . = “ 33 : Jan oly t : larch * ez. 38 2 05 ye Se: on " | Price 101'% and Interest, 7 4 ‘2 | . ords, wr muld they be + scaly nc oy Suchen ’ : , c . ren =~ . ria a a if ° - mage DManking siastnathiene, ti] 32 ; i ie aa ee “ ; | oi : sa hee ne ade wh nie? eo =e § soe an ae es “9g ress total 3 — Yielding About 4.15% aon ot peda - ae $23 O°) . ; wate , ah: a : Lavais Hay Market : wear somes DAILY AVERAGE CRUDE OIL 7 en Foreign n Exchange can cc bien . a ants Cash (,.Tarn . ) - : a aint. = 2 on ict ge: “. 2 PROOUCTION UP 25 800 BBLS. oe ir an = me Bo - / The National City Sei. MARKETS SEE ee . : | , rae | 630 Bearmen's Bank Bigg ee « Feiephone G leid T14é PRECE " ING PAGE ‘Sere @ more thar 50 cities tc tbe Conted Stem ant ee eee ee

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ISP; TCH CORN P RODUC i] . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae PAGE, | ST.LOUIS STOCKS | ___ NEW YORK CURB SALES (COMPLETE) ==l"y MOVEMENTS | er Sats SRE 903 63.00 . LOUIS STOCK EXCHANE, Nov. 10.—Total sales of stock | Special to the Post-Dispatch. * Ste pao ba . ene ee —— (IN CURB CONFUSED ange today amounted to 1582 shares, compared with 3269 NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—Following is a list of sales, highest, low-~- j Seles Sacurtts tH “ MB. ! Seenety Hiern tow DOMESTIC BOUNDS : = be ‘exch | ‘ é: ; «a C | Bond sales were 4500, against 13,000 yesterday. est, closing and previous closing prices of securities traded in on the Following is a complete st O! securities traded in on the ex- | New York Curb Exchange today, sales of stocks being in 100-share | : during the past wek, dividend rates, sales, highest, low- jlots (00 omitted) or fractions thereof, except in Standard Oil shares, {| ° Y a hoe mi S98 § | Finland ya U9 % | w% . oe he haeeatnted Pani t Sa » ) Thi a » 9 000 0 . Bad - .* ep ‘3 ;, a : Taan Pu ‘ so % Sti s2 2% — ; closing prices es net 7 anges being given. Symbols: *Increase. 9 les ted which are in full, while bond sales are in $1000 lots ¢ as| dee oak at ee aa | 17 KruppFL 7 100% (100% 100% 100 % NEW YORK Nov 10.—Price more net » .--- Unchange bedenes itted): : 7 Bw &. vi Tiet : mente of the curb merket were confused ; ee ee if ein ot tery es: o er ee me ee : ’ | Prev. | Orit ee : 10$% 104 104 Dut an¢ the character of the trading mixed a ' ; N j " a a ee Tt en iso ie B.'s conn nen A | a, _Secur rity Heh! Mt Ava Close * C ——. } BY?! 4 J Any 4 » 10 ly i 3 if ' 6 s - "41 1110) % 1101 iy om through the day Rome groupe shored oi 44.000, 00 SECURITY. in Secs. High, Low, | Close ichige | sam {Clowe, | ___ INDUSTRIALS. ro _____ INDUSTRIALS. | dlgn Gaal an tl ae fl as hae | Ming MM 7 Ye! 96%! 96%; 05 | firm to ctreng tene while covers ome ti > xa pee sn — lieos ua a ap saenrpe See wy a TRG. TED RPS Ow ae a OR, Ys MorBDen 6101 {101 (101 | registered new jow recorda Ford Motor 0 _ 8 year . 3 Bank f ‘ cz Co -* 163 Ve aes 163: {eee 1. , 1 Al P C n 34 3 Be 3: 1% ons , dw nf : . De Lis | . , 3 ~ 4 i ee . : . “uy A. : ' ‘ 103 a 03 & 10% % yr ; nad t got + Avance of 4 poiats te | steer eee tees oe 56 , : : ; 1 » On KR Ee 5 9 L905 My 95% 1 3 Nethe: B 1074 107% 107! Th 1365 dropped to 366 new ow record Al Co n p102%/102% 10 2% | } Ran ar 0 . , My 2 = - 4 * ~ “ - o ; { t ‘ } “ = * - . i ; Sage yy ‘Le ee | 4 4 ‘ ( 's . ; ~ —_— - 4 . ae 3 9 ‘ iT 4 ‘ a i . . : ; re ¢. p ‘> he | 5 (ft ; --.]|@ fractional gain wae made ig interns 46 My s 96% [tiona! Petroleum Carib Syndicate sed 8 | 95%: { | @5 moderate gain and Venezuelan Petroleum | 99% 9 9914 | was well hela Standard O11 of indiina 100% 101 10 and Standgrd of New York both tieiéed) 4 10] 1f Slightly ngio-American ©!) made a sew e VIN a3 nigh recoré on en acvance if % to 21 ' ’ la a aS ae a 5 } ISIS - ndustrials gceneraliy moved within «@ narrow range. Lehigh Valley “oa made a | fractional advance and Sie Alden Coal Showed little change. Gi! te Safety Ra- | IGHT, strong, 01 be | 10 1%. 1 1% leor after dro pping % rec avered ‘ts ee . . [% I 2 % 10° vy Warner Bros |’ overes was a weak ‘ea‘ure ; fire reésise 98 07 % Public ('tilities generesty ehowed 4 strong | 98% 98% | tone Electric Bond & Share moved up| tant. Quickly 8) itll over a point | EFlectric a a Be P c | ¢ War strong anc sher Lehigh Power was L991 08% | wee strons and Wiener, tenis SS tee assem vled to | moving up_ so, steve Al, fit any space 93% 93% 93% ) : without special be || 8-08. | See tools. More soe =| COMPENSATION SERVICE ||| units easily ad- 13 gy 4388000 Mili Rieeseix Dry Gas com | 1.50) 25 2a | 23 i 20% 9} SP Cm 0% $0 an CP pf 19) 19) 19 Te BY : The new Compensation Law haé been adopted. ded, as needed. 494,000 pounds ¢ oe. eee UU | 3 7 cG Bat n 52%! 51%! 52% 52% | 63 Wamer BP 39%, 301, 30% Ga | 7 Fis | ORM: § % | 98% New obligations and duties are now imposed Deliveries from 4 903,000 co | : : “pf A 90 tig } Burmettes nats upon employers of this state. | St. Louis Warehouse 99% Compensation insurance must be carried, and THE GENERAL LOCAL “FRUIT MARKET (ag the details should be intrusted tc experienced | FIREPROOFING Co. ° Apple .. Prices Ste — on underwriters. ! 513 ARCADE BLDG. | a | Phone MAin 2155 Good Stock. The DANIEL and HENRY Co. , "tall geincipal cides’ Insurance “2 Compensation Counselors PS sO ¥ ? A225 D~) he Oe We 4.000 bushels compass ane ata Candy com pp pational Candy 24 pi ~ 200 UOO tone compares as Opt 6 0) 7274 YT wb" 1 Os > ~ * a Tp bb =) , lan) - Pr am = - ye )- a¢ =) GO mt Coe ss Ft a* ose ” ~~ : D ‘ ~ Core DP me OF te ~“ Y ic ii, ae * > oe a 4 . ‘ke pid . ne Electric Corp com Electric Corp pid . 4 Railways 4s A of D m O11 6% Fine Long-Distance : ae mpagper_ Ek Elect “trie ee I $125 jer crate rk Rubber Prices | 1 ER U East Mn} 43¢ | 43¢ | 43¢ | 45¢ Chak ER hE s— pe Coc earls cw or * Tt : - et : > c i ble $4 _per barrel crate: Hvuwea. NEW TORE. Nor. 10—Rubber opened a oa | - . Ww Ext Se i eg Eh dias $4.70 : 5 - gmoked ribbed sheete: Dec.. 41.76; CRABAPPLES—Mich*.an bsvtopa@iigrn 4240¢° May. 42.80¢ =n ANANAS Lb at nipping omer, a igs | spies ce 2 ae C ; | 402 rit iz : INDE PED NDE N’ mo : . . ot 3: : D ed ribned, spo 1 LOWER 2.9. ee ay : a am © Onfd % ao ee (To be issued by One Sixty Eight Adams Building Corporation) ~ — eae é ws * wd “eo 4 = cS * s* # To he Mey es Mey Bes ies - ay DP buds @ _ . » co x bap Qrte te ? 3 é ao ? c > » ; ae op ee ee PP ow a 4 a ** ; — & wh ' ~ _ — [td * ? orge nee OTD OO me ey m jovthine Was el } | CMC per P NEW TORK Nov 10'—Rubher ciogec | COCOANT il ag jobt ‘ coy 18] 181% 182 > + 3 , ad 7S. Se f med wey em: December, 41.80: March 42.50 D a. on AO 4 ty 2 ea f i &! :4 s+ } . Lim. @ ing .© ize. © &h v "277 > "3 2) ls 12a : SRAPEFRUIT—Fiorida $5 wo 87.8 a UK APES— Virginia seedlings && | Extra 50c on Wrigley. | ae or eee fetes. 5. Byes Bee pe Bee ee ; 7 yma a a | : or wound: New ¥ Concorés. SEMMG@nCAGO. Nev 10.—The William Wrig-| | >+- © STOCK EXCHANGE, | \ home In (340 1340. 969 1.....| 4 Cit mer pa) 92 % | O° 2 | " 1/ of . : a ieee cere Ge eheites ia, geage ee fe the | i Hood Bub | 6y) Oh OR) | PSE eR 8h] aM) ul Ou | First Mortgage Fee 6%% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds 7 s 71 MN ; | y ean Svat) 2%) BM) 295, 8 (Closed Issue) To be dated November 1, 1926 To mature November 1, ro¢6 ag 7 Interest payable semi-annually May 1 and November 1, at The National Bank of the Republic of Chicago, Trustee. Coupon Bonds ARS? “yt og doa —— . Berar: + oe agama api 1 lait Br 27%)! 27% 273 to 2” bi Fi, ~ | ia denominations of $1000, $500 and $100, registerable as to principal only. Redeemable as a whole or im part except fer e | mY ee ee wes ION avons L MePerc pt a we he * te © ...] 4 Ogi sinking fund on any interest date upon 60 days’ notice at ros up to and including Nov. 1, 1931; at 104 therenfter —_—— . 7 i iii j : - - aaa | é “> ’ ° ni . . ‘ . Stock Dividend and Extra an § , Ea) i | ineate emda a preferre ana 1 Max 12 4 100 Mex cy eae oP ae 96, up to and including November 1, 1936; at 102 thereafter up to and including November 1, 1941; these cum. —s — iia: Sas SE ate s acse Went 113 4 2 inte S Mex Pan .. 2%) 2 2 2 after at 101. Redeemabie for sinking fund at 102 up to and including November 1, 1931; at Kor. 10-2 ¢ | ied eeiiented enta a+ 104i, ‘and 1 do pr Nen.115% 115% 115% 116 $4 Net Pud G 188 ’ \sae'” l10 | 101 $4 thereafter up to and including November 1, 1936; at 101 thereafter up to and im- : ~% — ete pee Matti os 24 send Sh nkads Ri we ts 10%) 10% 103 ; oe oO St 5! 53 52 cluding November 1, 1941; thereafter at 100%. Imterest payable without ; 7 M bers isvas uncha? . , L Nat Ci n @5 16 Y : ne! 11 deduction for Normal Federai Income Tax, not to exceed 2%. New York Stock | ‘Fiariiaailbeie = Linseed | THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHICAGO, TRUSTEE Exchange Linsbed olf-euvtations oT . Mod Ide Ji 4 ‘“— Gero ta i 3 | ae Mr. Charles E. Schlytern, President of the One Sirty Eight Adams Building Corporation, has summeardseé information paid on | 4 ; “ ‘St Lours Stock Exchange par now 12 ~ . : os a a oe 2” he ! it iad te? Nak furnished to the Bankers, as follows: the common, : bee 9 ag 2 rt 113 283° ‘238 “49323 S Salt Ck Pro 29% ZA Buy 2H8 - ae sonal oe aoe ce ee ec epeniiae fi i 1 NO Pow © 1 12%) 1B | 12h S ane svi ies | | Stkci stam. 2 Location Wm. H. Babeock & Sons, Valuators and Real Estate re one 0 : rade a) ee eR ee I cab . : - Pow ni 18%. 18% 18% a ride sd p%, - Git ee > A iit Bil i pra ud ‘ ariy (i ipa nie TOP afi offic e ul ( ‘ ha ce ee ‘me a | Pond CP C113 -' 33 | 43 357 : ‘Yt 0 , ) ze ont ing, Owing to its location in the financial] district Based on the lower of these appraisals, this loam 2 Directly across the street is the Continental and is less than 58% of the value of the property. ional Bank ilding, while within Funds for the construction of the building are te are such other well-known huild- be deposited with a trustee, under a disbunsing contract, and by it disbursed as the construction 200s tome ty weguiar dividend of twenty-five conte | $3. ver tk jopbing ay. 94 shal ‘ st sithenee $2.50 ver . 2 es ee >, id 0 ‘ box: Florida $3 ‘ onsolidated eae ee a * ~~ | pens , | oe fF a 00 Gal 50. IE 11 hicago Board of A contract has been signed with contractors to ae 1865 every fi - es em oe. eR | 1.400, 10Can nl 38. amt >) See i] ' National bank MAC construct the building aceording to the plans and mortgage invest . | 3 ete ei ae 1.200 1 F ed ae S232 UUnols . Chant pleas : specifications- prepared by K. M. Vitzthum & Co., ae” the House & . ) . ees sang 7. ae oe Me 1S 12%) 22 he Nookery Architects, who will supervise the construction of — air has pro ' . naa, ? 1. es Se ita .: eS :. , ad ™ able and ole. For 63 | ce. 0 Be tee, | oe) | 8 Fe gankers Buiiding (site, the building. A completion bond will be furnished vearsevery dollar of pt » . a ; : ~ 124% 124 12. pik In addition 1 the idea! location from the view- by one of the largest Surety Companies providing cipal and interest o® 3 | 7 | ey | - a Ib ed EE - point of proximity and convenient access to the for the completion of the building. been paid Se diel be L , ' ‘ j : 7 : ) Ind f Bi 8g 45 44 large finane S titutions. tne site 1s exceptionally ,' investors on the we Pt, | ; +. : ' mani ) ~~ ‘a ‘ 1a P ~ convenient P a me des af transportation Earnings This isthe time oo" Ste. en wi ; , a. : Bt) f : Sule: ! cP 1 49 1 is ° rent we “ oO ‘ ° ° seg fing Tt ee sn! balige leone, anne} The National Republic Co. Peabody, Houghteling & Ca, y . ;, e; pore than 50 cities ir the United States and ane ‘ , | 16d per ounc Money. 4% per Bt | eo | rates, short and (three mentine | thie a@vertisement are obtained from sources whick we Orileve reliable tut ere net to be considered representations by as as SQ2 ee ge2x curt orn? [Saget =" ee re ‘ a4 ; hr (SET llve aa SUERTE v%ac: Mexican Goliare 40 ‘ec ‘

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¥ ay a ae ey = ‘SMOTHERED IN RICHES, Marriage DOLLY DIALOGUES, 1926 ; By LUCY LOWELL A SATIRE ON THE MODERN GIRL [on op sou! jee msgid rage > Furs and Jewels, Palaces and Servants, Yet the , : c | = : aning. 0 UP-t0- | Woman Wanders Around the World ing and passing things oft TOPPED. Immersed in Trivialities. sit too! Could take anv kin 2 ~ ne - ~ . ‘ Cc ‘ite she was when . wa it HERE pape oat in the corner of th VUub ! | + he} anity ease and chubby 1! a - si ogi Pi Rae a whe “ nie as Oe ee she er. the ¢ CP PO OM ROEM ARE POE tN om. ere crowded int size too small, and the hands covered he was. He took as a Prince = 3 hi with diamonds and emeralds and ruo. Alwars alone—ercept when her comfortabie- looking husband was with her Entirely alone——and she seemed a ee -~ eet a number of people, too. Perhaps s! and d id rot Want : he bot here ad Was very elusive 3 only want eertain kinds ot But no—she gave her the chance apparen then one day and I found little woman with ber face that had that were quite too kita, waite! she lived and what r busband’s pet name lived and whom bh arried and what eurtains they h ye linen room and what the Country >» | ever Clore Mas SAOUle ve bee / a . iven { ) usting, st : , ~ | | z | New whar > > of ~ > “ : - : - said—her son beion: to 1 | 1. ae re o did his wife A_d the chu wat ou with twenty rooms 7 he - very melancholy on the Hudson, and a city apartment wi eigh r and she bast i fim as he told his stery six servants in the country and three in t counting the [ don't Ene hat the Judge did ehanffeur. She has three cars and she 5 | ae gape et . Hener never going to do with all her jewels when she dies. Or the pietur seen the man beck t the Gaas the statues and the tapestries that sh husband Rave bre s hefor is rria; ll aglow with | : : bo Jee, from all over the world. igh = . ; rn | 7 And the big house im the country—who will get that when she tare cic Se parts , ; THE | | 1 ‘CHEN is gone? She does not like her son’s wife. and she does not want her - . Ske hes : to bare amy of these thins s tad ©-ov' esses, tellin her | ees Si ee | week was ae i By, Norton f | i? PULLG a cocaéyre 3 She prefers diamonds ea Ps ight b he how ciere: e was 3 oUTag- | 2, TS | , yp : " 2 ; : pies wit Is 4 = . é 4 rf ty : ; je +? i 74. Gi ' Ga. commend } are SO easily imitated. She | me theater and she is crazy about Wi tell -, — ' 7 | rors . Riana +) sia guilt laa . ntirely ematv?” my ai ; HE cold Sanday tag ' , cream Pa. he? g = : P ; aa . : [ 4 ' i . ns : ‘ “ J ~ . Pe \s a bd J eS Ns . " .. . J ' P = ‘ Ae : . - i tC at . i % eS" : ~ sic, eh, just simply crazr. ¥ ot been rerry well, s ? an wee ! a 7s ) se | ap a ee es 9 a OEP : ii ‘teh ene ee aE i iiaias an: es a the ether. hates the food in Europe, and er—oh, yes, she is very happy with busband; their frien ut without each o Before she was ber bouse in the r , just where she bought her ¢: nd w? he found he , atisfactor. » of } if a set gun and lowering the Mag. The differen aera tas RITA my ! = Sete Oa Sis : 4 > , ~ . : " , aaa ‘ ; ; r : . . . an 7 : ; bats, and I new the i : 4 id . - ioe eee Pe 3 : : . r : ; ‘- pe y w i : - - _s ‘ > Ce Fa a si . : = - . ' ‘ 3 si a" . . ee . Pe +1 5] © oz 4 ‘her wolte®. «weet Who Was cross | | | : : ' | ee ; ANS } - a aii There she sat baal > i $i alls ee BM se: “age Ee tes eh et ee > Bye nets ae a Re 6A »proae' * D s -_ * »* > be 2 eres aye eae - the & ees ‘ ta oak Ok — To: a, ee Cr ais A e Home-Making Helps By Wanda Barton. | meet itATIO Economy in the Dyepet. —OF A— a IARRIED WOMAN ot be able to contrive By HELEN ROWLAND RECIPES FROM msn, bt tier a : “My Old Virgi Reaching Normal Weight By Lucrezia Bori rv st , RG oa RE 2 RAG ON Se ae » Rae teh ae oe = eden ee oe pet - | Good old Crank of good living. Your & if you do not serve on delicacies made from NEW JER CRANBE Ball Room Decorations. _ a -* you know that the finely Severed ? T Bs rough st . a ; ey ®% ge.cous wah beef, lamb. pork jeas in be om 9 es : ae . Tr cranberry sauce with vour 7 : eo : are All your good oR yee 2 2 EE Boss 47a 8 oa of — oi) Kay POH 3 ies e u ss 7 we a ¥ ‘eo esch miet odd thres-toartie * divsetved bet de set Beil. Coarse Pores ee he ‘ E> = — N : . s ; ae a re New Jeasey Caansea® Banished by New Treatment : a Ash your éeaker tor Jersey Now there is an amazin ow % ; i » hamish coarse pores, oily skin and biack- a 4 — | mags new Tome fF | , . : and beaut; PrTuargec pores, and correqging oily Even biackbeads disappear. This amazing hew tonic Ee ob Rati ie a Pa em : errs et wig Ee ye pa. hy FP tg ye, sage * tS Sy % sheeted ae Mae sa, iw gripes See ay r ae 1m ae PY AG ~” ADVERTISEMEN1 heres rasiating enemies—gianng “MIS an gritty Gust. it & Any Girl Can x ZN adhesive te Be Pretty a Ss ee ace ical ww oi mn caused by the twier ie The capuvating, suptu se thus magictentic powder and watch pour eg &. ¥ a SEM 618. > a eepaet an 5 ¥ Sung 2 ¢ Jeaclcly again—taasr xe, ; S if ae eet Pach ef “ . _— , ” * Hopkins & Sen. “ew York nae

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® conversation. _ > “ he + ioc} iiid i tuas eres Bt gasped. iid , ~~ * ’ * ees 7 t Can be irue* ——EEaEE——— a AIO gam ager gst ON ION GIO IO ee -—_ ST. LOUIS chant. SP eps AY. NOVEMBER 10, 1926. ee mea tne 2 ap menanene o~ ~ _ aan testis, ee “- ee os =n ani a — PNP LAL fm ral dd hah Milton Wade Iction Bridge. EE nn OO - Children’s Bedtime Story -0- Thornton W. Burgess By MILTON ¢ DO NOT BIp AX : es Bape King, one Queen and stil we ere. J us! TOPPE I. =. 7 HAND ERAGE. nove, Ace- x-%, ' . = PB ' Wien AS | SB {) } e-L.e)gT Bpiamonds: is -_—-- , , F ; - Z - . ‘’ 3 rv ft. whe ; i os ila i ian \ List eus. ee ; ’*\Ae : tte ., Se oMmMpe Gg eae While -* : the way Ti Pre OY i* nree BUlL ‘ ee sia ani Li ‘ ;issil i COUSINS " } ' 4 Jites ‘ ° +e or an gu sill os a rs ety peel ais : Welt JUS) iunting ior food Lo tial ; Or maihemat: bia ? piaVu,. i | eld nd best that 1 their storehouses, while Jerry Reckon A C4 - ¢ ‘ Muskrat ¥ as mending the roof of three, a Qwucel > sid oe iis h uUS¢ 1O Wane li ready Lor as one, WH " | winter, while Paddy the Beaver more. yor og aapagigiaam seat was cutting food logs that he and San tbe an isis 4s : ; A ‘ . . ‘hy a. . a » ’ ‘ : , ” je 1 or jess. you rt ee iS ia@niiis miei il not £0 hune ‘ +. ; oer, oF setiy an averee' ehechag when the ice should come, While 7 % NO 4 r 7 ‘ — * q , rn > *¢« ov ‘ } : » v), & ; ole Johnoy Chuck was stuffing him- lf . 3. :% 1m + 3 j sel? to make sure that he had a : ; » | } : i . fn ? + — Te ent eiv stopped, ) i 2445 LOICK coat of ial un 1de7 heaina his OLS) LIOL o y «} ' tworth ¢ CODS:U t : : i r coat before roiling LO Sje¢€ p for } na roreiy OC urs. . * > : > et ee tetoetae the winter, Peter Rabbit was us. Trait 1 hw the Ioucowing be + i i ae La ‘ e . " a . as - S 6ace-x. Hearts»King-x wanWering about trying to find 5 * tr? F Lay LETC, ; ~ > s20 ' taeas shat ; . ; or} #}, J . : ji # é / ada y, Was Le out Oi Sic ht Wwieb Ruse ‘as adiong the way the Fox Squirrei Came running Mother West Wind. and dug up that nut that Happy ek b . /. aoe a sé TlLarae ”* vets. "3 11 2)7 ‘ } Don f wou felj 4 said he “ae Pe f W nerTec . CTri¢ea@ Ha \. Jack citedly. “‘T haven't time to carry It aWa) “When no one is looking, [a “T've hidden a lot around here un- Peter. This Happy Jack did. > a a De ‘ .- Hh Tr} . . +e os er the at aves, By aba OV, WwW S$ haps | 4 ett 1¥26 tt. en a LT ON, there is no one to see m@ I wiil dig them up and carry the: ae away.”” -He rushed off. Hardly + Geer eee a iad hidden. He earried ita ittle way off and in his turn hi Then he, too, hurried aw Hard war Ou if sight w : i) © : id ils ~ arp Gi Ose —OOon f nd hat tJ nut He LOO, Ci a { rf | Ss iif P| cfance 11d Pete ' : ‘Ge ty . 5 . 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Lit®e Brigh he iast of it When we . ; : . 4 £ Lo nee) ailve, alt , i —- — P " > | ft although Peter hung arounc for ‘ . i. ¢ * y “ T - . me p martina > * , Oo Stock ior tae creani some time. ne couiad not see OTe r 4 o* fr. Li VV 0 A =~ nm le - — . NO LA = salad or mic Leg Lie ta : I > | bi . qj i,* rT . Od With COMB out. seasoned and 1 a aoe 74 EF "+ $48 L.5 dd baking dish to brown py Jack. It didnt. take hi rs : *? : . Rha i> Ca llit Vue Ci a roast beeli SOUD y iV ve Wace on ¥ ~~ : : 4e 531% —— ssatietbel of the Squirre! famliy ? a a ’ : \ 80 SSS ae & | ee aha ee ‘ .ai30 OOd ——_ bhical Phrasings | SBS nothing but dirt ar Or no oe conformity with tus- wd WL CiOenVE se Pores ry New Treatment Qn amazing new way to Pres, tiv sion and black. new Jon Face Powder uth ana beauty, closing ana correcting oly skin. 6 Cisappear. new tonic powder forme cushion over the skin me COT plex) eided trom its three de e—fiaring sun, hars! Faust. Itis marveloush § despite wind and per absorbed by the sicin Often caused by the skin or powder rye 4 > S Poa at? eT Ow vase POS GeT antl watch your id hee et &gainr--Diackheads, nd eviarged pi res di Sapper: PLro.ce Peacock.) or ace oF oOfDpartipe Store toda. ig 1 : Fs amencee + : herr cht P : > — > 4 ‘ry CPe@e@icumber rings r swee . . . . ’ . c r 7 CADRE Peppers 3 ) , sins were quarreling and - ; ~ ie in b> 6 — : ” » - . ba bah. i : _ m 4 . | es ° nm +f .2 ra “ Th PTT , VOB GE The should of veq re. pieasant voices rane tbrouss * : ” 5 n? iM ed ar ‘ rich Green forest Peter began pT Sir j Ks . L' of ~j : ’ i Pruit Cock Cold Hij@tutfing appearing in the | 1ome a ; Pp eo ‘ . 7. 4 Ye 2 i 7 | sei ; ~ 40 BeacCNn kuce. Lon T siice The (ound. ’ : H ; ‘ ; + . ,O@neLaoie Siiau b Mii ready to send ij L uay en . ; - . ‘ ma . old Stuffed Ve or parsiet | where else,’ on ano i.¢ate ; . : scalloped PotalQiines Betty can he made of | this was exactly the case. Bia .% M SO Uis ' ucUTmhiG * Na? Li 7 a ie ti U - NY i ney Fe: 7” ; ; : ii is in ry rv ' Tt f 44>? : «t - 7 re nu jue the fruits in and alt pfuis of bread 10ra to Dé am ortT " . : bins ange or grap fruit Add two tablespoonfuls of sooner nate. In making the A e of a lemo! grat : OTT 4 L Brac (,-ToaY riled « - 7 aping tm Ute end & t halt 3 aati 5 & of Cee es ‘ Pt vrated but Pr On ~ — ; : ul Ut F Git pUCCOS. | & if USPOOM, Yi OF sugar, a a W @il-butte rs u pudding fact, +} eA rr > -¥ : y cu . : ot } j : f Liii C8 ' aca 4 | = t? a Pp 4 ; Bers cu rood hard Si uce leaves just back 0 i — CTea TT. and a te Lo, ees PPO i $3 Hicgvlinme large can of ore a ‘ F ao *, 2 ate we i0P { Pudding Lm ¢ Verce? wl: a: a. Ook as cr ry re M x _— fe are likely at home, lightly for this pu id Sr * see Ta Tye*? zi ; ittie an c by — F ' : » pepper, : oi h add a half think ¢ » Pa . . & #3° : i if’w spoon iss ‘ - ry =e s t i if ' \ , . ’ . e f v : } O the casua bserver he 7 an is a cal a4 4 4 eS " 14 , , , > , > . , | . Z > 4 44 4 €&% ~/ ‘ 3 : | ' ’ *% ay ‘ss rt"} . ‘a ‘} - + : * ce ’ . ~ e- t 19 Th Ease ae rere LOT lie ever geeTry even am TY 1¢ yj aS tail WAV Ati ‘ 4 hid 4 ‘ Pi . ef ak & another Yer whatevs co #2 rr - vy ;; 4 3 @ »? r Pte and ‘ ry - ows. \ ™m - iO cs SJ ULC Li me isk. ‘Um, iia “4 Miele ' : . . bs ? kot ttn SD mbes ; ; f Tava helongs try warning to all who plotted sediti = ae ‘ a) ia — a ; - + 7 «4 +4 F. ty anid nn ’ id§pe VO % } i he svory cy inues € Li3 : ead = wu ail a eid mit Bb 4 ey AL; p } > 3 =~ 4 } 4 + ~ € - f \ ‘ \ a> SO T i at ii ie {trea } » r¢ ; Liowis rrié a7 d ‘ VC yy onpserve iW linwever tr theme etorie Y . - id ri ’ ; ? { ‘ . 4 f f ie - rye rs j r 4 =i} fron W no *SOme Awe ai e: é head, Ww ini ’./ . as Ah OA ‘ i : ' +h . le ‘Tt . ‘ vy +} fe >) ive? j has a pnropnetic miés&- oey miie OLe?ril ES ii _ cann t ~ nai thea’ + | ry witli similiar £ +} and NG Lney sf 1 o « foliow \ , 7 ? - 3K ach i ~ S ji ri JP Uda~ ey ~ oa} *! “ - r ‘ rms _ ‘ “an uv re 5 f oOridé POOL A ie | iLDwK e VOut al} 2 a > a “7 y “xr her offe ae oe ‘ . . — Ww - Tr eae > os e T « ly 10Tai auld U.uel ph ETLIIUE QO] eweilry Were pres nis oO ALC | . . a > peopie. san Dawnay to the pride. Che A &tone s throw from the mam- erand parents of the bride Pave outward her a canteen of silver. r' eaught and beheaded, and his head Su- to sit and wat pudeing. Grate some | you tell!” said he to Peter. ie and “I won't,’ a» | won't tell anybody. oniong ™m le added @ OT oniol iuice oT chopP Almost every bouseketh special recipe for a fave that to —~- i pie, BO we ieayvt ke: - F ieee! the : Parathne way be fresh and charm day, r to bee every capped, to wear she without a second thot ‘ mood old Cranberry Time” IME of good living. Your family is missing some- B's if you do not serve on your table some of the many delicacies made from cranberries. NEW JERSEY RANBERRIES "You know that the finely fisvored New Jersev cranberries are 8 delicious with beef. lemb. pork or veal as they ere with ; ") Try cranberry sauce with your next roast and see. Bel get the habit. All your good meats will taste better. Cranberry Jelly water. granulated sugar ow awe vette = CO Leek fer the Name on —]S- manthee | Ceck the cranberries end Poy r until the fruit is tender; strain through a jelly beg: measure — 7 anc to each pint add three-tourths pound of grenuiated suger. “"far is dissolved. but de met boil. Pour inte jelly glesses and coat » wait till turkey time. The wery choicest are gathered, *¢ and distributed over this signature iD . » : , mE NDENT New Jersey CraNperry Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your dealer for, Jersey Cranberries saywere == 7 anew wa msecurity of the old-t pad. Five times = fear of oficadins. NO LAUNP qorrrice S bacrassrnent. You get it at any ie ment store simply ¥ “KOTEX™; you ask fora Costs only a few © ; that truly delicious flavor to cakes, | candies and puddings. Only the rice's. Insist om Price's Vanille tract. At your grecer's. It is “sled “KOTEMS Seton casily disposed No lat Dr. Price's Vanilla Extract gives true vanilla beans are used in mak- Best since 1853 No ound —aicerd _ anne & all 5 it every cushien, Beware of Tow-Bugs— they ruin your furniture s pests are @ constant danger rk } our Sul for months befor ,Oou re a r ot thet A person nev knows when they wif ppeat! 1 y ome in the tow that is Wseua é as a filier in. up i istered rhrii re Wi \ ake chances Landau tur i } mm) Pp Prove. faiths inig mens ‘ 7: x ff MoO ely ( iG? rift : Ana ystt no h Tye? ~ r\ 0) aent } thie imi “Landau” is on every cushion. Jf you lo not Know. the nearest dealer, call our ory ee © glad to te Vou. ‘Phon: (;Rand viv? or bods Accept No Substitute Always Insist on ‘ andau Cedar- ized UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE “COSTS NO MORE’ a Old ea in Vogue (Jus en Mar y ha ss £1: vogue old i welry ial fagr has begun te some hejrlooms tf} i+ Tj cu VN ay iT} lave Dat old Cars | 4 Lili t I ttt St ae atin at cette - RE eEeeEEeEOEOEOEOEEOEEOEeEEOEE = = remodelled in nrod- ry es see | ANCHOR LAUNDRY CO. ius making the CEntral 4350 eat CEnatral 4351 : i spent considerable tirne it quantity of old-fash- I y SJ . POBSE SS = S} (3 } ‘ Sore of it reset ny. M BUNDLE, S0c 7 que pies eer The ~ANCESTRAL PATTERN Shown in this double- burpese UTILITY ury TRAY for she found her long ECES of 8 at last"/- she cried! sought treasure ow much shall I buy?” is the first question that confronts the young housewife when she considers her first silverware purchase. If she ventures forth a SILVERWARE for a Service of Eight Eight of each in hollow handle dinner knives with stainless steel blades, dinner — dessert spoons, tea spoons, sugar shell and butter knife ...inany of the famous 1847 Rocers Bros. patt including the Ambassador — Anniversary — —and the new ARGosy. with the double- perpace UTILITY Patented *4.45° The. ANCESTRAL to seek a service in knives, forks and spoons, she usually has been told that she must choose either a set of “sixes” or a set of “twelves’”. “But that is either a famine or a feast,” is her troubled ‘reply. “I can’t safely entertain with ‘sixes’. But ‘twelves’ are more than | need at the start.” And so came the Preces or EicutT—a new service in 1847 Rocers Bros. Silverplate—a delightfully adequate and precisely “just-right” set of flat silver for the average-sized family. Fight of each in hollow handle dinner knives with stainless steel blades, dinner forks, dessert spoons and tea spoons—with the ever essential butter knife and sugar shell. The Pieces or Eicut set is the stellar attraction in Tue SILVERWARE SHoOw holding sway this month in the stores of all silverware merchants. Almost every woman picks out this set for her especial enthusiasm. And is moved to this self-same query: “Why wasn't this thought of long, long ago?™ Sets of eights are here to stay. It is the economic and all- satisfactory selection. And now charmingly available to you in The Pieces or Eicut set with that wonderfully handy and dainty Utility Serving Tray ... all for $44.50. T here ave tea and dinner sets to match any of the patterns in 1847 Rocers Bros. spoons, forks and knives , Each design is made not alone ts spoons, forks and — but in the larger meces os well . “prece (ea sts and thet arious that —_— up the dinner service and adorn the home. PATTERN is TABLEWARE 1847 ROGERS BROS SILVER PLAT &

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a ——— | COMIC PAGE. WEDNESDAY. ; NOVEMBER 10. 1926. PAGE 44 . 7 encaaines és & Os ‘ ee Re i ee es SUCH IS LIFE—By MAURICE KETTEN eee oe ASK HER lo STAY “NO JOHN ScocDepD re ren “a ae | FOR DINNER. we FoR NOT ASKING YOu 7S me. Cltrven. NEED ONE NORE —TAY FOR DINNER | ! re PERSON For A CAN'T You STAY ? CANe oF BRince THIS EVENING Sm SE ee 3 oy" i, & a R C9 16S yen Maire £ sy aie a Test nS lias ee erga ¥ nee abil am r eee tie FA : : OLD SONGS MADE NEW( *! Herbert would appoint ntm- UT on your old gray bonnet self purchasing agent for the Sun- | With a — se en tt. Gay dinner some time he’é find out | j}about those lower prices. And I'll hitch old Dobbin to the) sides | ae | Sergeant-at-Arms: Halt! Who, ee . ee 4 goes there? YOU ARE VER AINO ) {YO ‘a ELL FX | t/NE WE LL HAVE nS me we re Seaee. Senator-elect Vare: Friend. | CANT STAY /S xe hg | >! oe : A SAME OF BRIDGE We will soon be making, Sergeant - at - Arms: Advance, Fi DINNER ra tie age , ae = oX7. | if } AFTER DINNER Forty miles per bale of hay friend, and gtve the countersien. PTL LFO a ‘= —V¥YO “ens Senator-elect Vare: "Aint got no | — countersign but I can gtve rou the dollar sign. storm Sergeant-at-Arms: Pass, friend, HOW COME? F OOTBALL addicts the portals To see the amateurs perform; and take a seat in the witness But when the pros are on display chair The most of them remain away. QUITE So. See where Watson's plurality | i Indiana was only 10,755. Not ps pea rad | | ~ aerate se P _— 4 A wide as a bed sheet nor as deep as See where “Shuffle j NE yEeR j a Nw ly pe : RS GLTTES . f | i ) i OG PF F - — , e » ; 1} if : ; bis -- “ principal feature today of + st. Louis observance of the niversary of the armistice orld Wer was 2 coni- camara omar 0 S n——~_~/! » tar barrel but ‘twill suffice. knocked Pinkey Mitchel! jack-pots. “Tombs Riot Inquiry Begun.” ——a. | 2 we. Ww i" c » 3 st on i ‘ o t fa ; oe : oe unturned | Guire &@ arawins ‘a it z . , , | ti By! | Leave no TOmos.oeTe UnLUPReu P - r : ™ ¢ “ / Pi Ee : tf a é an ; ; : N a a e ' / i i if - to get at the bottom o: it. inkey is the guy whi: as vote; — AY~ boty af 2 ae the W | at 7 yImM€ eight c ; oT 44 : | 7 7 vit 7 ) ar y service in Christ Church “Washington Ll. Team Wins Silr- - : SOME s a , ere F =i s 4 a” , . + at neon. «when Rabbi a something-or-another, by 9m | : , ' . ara! : : ring Debate From Australia. — & | | so ey ) 7 | : I Isradt | - — > _ - _™ . , + But thes lost a hot argument world peace and re- " « = ° ne vd *** > body-or-other, we forge yus nat. eo : - 3 ep | : ; , @eupued for who, or. why. However, he is now A j \ - : 4 re | } ’ : ro. ¢ +he causes of war. ce , sig University, the day ; Ever Hear This One? i : fj fas | ’. | ; b «ith the presenta- sai Papa. wha Qo ¥o ali ? | ss | é& om tS | | WwHo ALWAYS SCORANS To p: : of national colors and school | ne lle! tees % aa | | : Yi | . ; with patriotic epee with the Oklahema Ageies. 7 Of pis SS ra 7 | “e ana Wt nue next Friday morning an a man who rums an automobile? — #3 _ Rin 2 TH us $i offices and Ccourm, a her an eveful. Papa.—It depends on how near ots - vases — - Lda: a and exchanges were clas | | uP To THE TICKET wWiNDow. aR he comes to hittin ' “Immediate Tax Cut Approved by te . : : | : i a _— —— : aed is : ial . - Pau! Dresser of Kansas City has _ eS oh fo 2 a ee Bs ffices — emained ope, | . ghee eT _ anenaren . ames ae ———————— ra an sane amar nee ns —_— = —= : safion "as net affictaily : an he helidar. except ti _™ tl ke er, "Fe" « * te . > +? "> >; " (a. ry aA OS | unahnimnd 7... ; made seven holes itn one. Pretty Some claim that Cal's proposed fair for a nine-hole course | ELLA CINDERS—By BILL CONSELMAN AND CHARLIE PLUMB — nomdn, stucen. Sa n me tax rebate is oniy a pollti- ’ $ ince: é r Y See where Queen Marie was - ETT | , , : == May is » legal holiday in Mis- Z Fe ..Bigst vears ago this morn-/; presented with a SMve-galion hat at , ‘ F . oe. Gd “4 .* 5 iaQei & tii Lis sh Li2eTe 2 ‘ me - the rodeo at Medora, N. DPD. She — — ty , i ’ : ’ must he getting ready ns he pre. . — = ‘ . KOT gi ix > - ~ ~ — a ' ; é \ i S —— 4 sented to Tom Mix : => | REMEMBER V4 of Ye 7“ ©@e¢ ¢ eal gesture. Go ahead, Cal, and . ~ i Sete fe, CUA oe “Za LZ the vear of conflict. “cease go was sounded after the Gen- met an ‘he Western front in Rralirced car to confirm sce. St. Louis, with «a of the civilized word | With jor on ¢t great! pt on its eariy ancl : we parades and other man- ” ae ape - ee ONE oe eaten + } a h Monarch “Wages Higher. Prices Lower. lHioesecr State...” ~- 2 ; top a = sidandind Perkins of the Wnited{ THAT Sey 6 ¥ Z DEE MIE : : — SA | x , ee i -. — * we ee Fs. and a public entertain- e A =} VSAZE ie ZAP OE GE | ' Aad eZ ie. | . ~~ | : ia Bat their hall, Jefferson and ~ “ i es 5 4 “2 Lrg ' a : Qe : — ~ - "s j ce ~ ; | “ i _ ba . oe be . ° marTne@.unhs . > Le i ee ee, ee ee \ is ae ———_-~~ a> cme. KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMANN one a att eae aN it Sennen ie ery SPS af i BM ORS Mains ok PR ee ay P avenues, at 3 pp. m. than 1°99 persons filled the prai to the last pew and over-| (te the sidewalk, one of the throngs the aged edifice n Clergymen DE Yith Rabbi Harrisen impressive service were: Johnson of the Episcopal whe pronounced the bene- ONT YY wrOnm r) | TP T= ee d F x ! i | = =—— | i RB; Dean Scarlett and Canon RNOWwW ME ey ark ee ee | - = SORRY == @ [- oo the cathedral; the Rew WHEN |GET | Bee Reese L/L | == mes. Mac Ivor of Second ohne Oe . ee Ure ee | rh sf | ij ; : = . 2 eran Church, who read the ? | NSS. eS f Uy \ | ‘: oe | ae te «Rev. Dr. Russell H. BA OT: BA ll RAE A at ROT ocA BP AU RN: M84 copabi te Sa ‘inte eae oe Bie OS PRE Saatia +4 oa r, hae “ig: ‘5 weES gee % i ‘eat P alert Re MRT Afar: I ey a sig + a Nee OF007Z 220098 n | prayers and Arthur H. Armstrong, Telary of the Church | Lt 3 Be opie Savi gge PH a ri Se Se phn “4 RR Agee * ' els a var Pie git yt y hae, Paes Nae na, GR ipparovenys: al RN ln a ay Fa Re saa abteah igs ete can pirat t Saas vertine pat te VEO , " f F- ; a» o. =3 ¥ rege 3 — i “tr | oe = a -s i , \ ep. =. — sae | .) ‘Owed the roted — SSS ) ; me (bios ] ’ : rh = 2 ae ek |) So 7~ 2 = : “OFS in the processional ' = . > - .) i fi eS Oe eae. Ai Ps Ny ae marches. The Rew. | ys id Stafford wore the Episcopalian | 19, ‘neir usual rebes his @ frock coata, As : ele ee 3 Cr eee i hone — im ~~ (caress) : ~ we | pews In front. others | a Seing wnable to at-| ; —s ; Vere the repre- _ -Teat Britain, Ger- France, whe occupied . and of Cuba and ea 3 ie 2 BS ae ia es: Sey: Ba ere ROM og a dy Sines nue: a Che Pb Soporint ago f Mapat et ths ores ig - Re ote aay we ¥ CARTOON FOLLIES OF 1926—By RUBE GOLDBERG “TMational congre- netting Seppe ate Crd y hie ~ ote ae a é set ~ rid wi + hn, de Ra eae lee a anes ie - nes a te ee gechn Fo ses ed Mis R yieaiaer 8 % e S "hey SS AM ge ae pres ny a ey ‘ — ane \ Wh adh datns sn —- + Ee pay RS - > " 7 . ‘ ° ‘ ? > " ar Lene ee ee eS ss it tea att 5a —- tS o's we ha we ta les ; . 5 sen - fs . ae ee ees , elem i - " ; RT ans ce ; yi AA HGS as ae) MAS cs @ glipe \ p i ey a > oi My dhe. + ee eC Te Soe ee st Saye ae 6 pe Se Ee a Be gee Mead ee ae ene § cabelas Nakai é‘ sii thai As tscitii lila ct deal Nall Silke te income Be? Taree , ; GORD VAS GH Tea i : . bs ae » Pe te oe Pag 8-1 ? ° o aha ‘ 4x. hi er —r ent 5 " . Dviaia’ ” j he Oy ee ee “ ene ee ot oe e i see a #8 s bs ines . ‘ rte ee tee ‘« Wain AP Rey Is pete, c fiat te ai a ila : u ue, fib 4 ° ai at alin , P eere se . ee cl ; Ree LG ONS pg ee er ay 2 RoR. ee er a “ om. A. Sip gt AN 2 ay wel s cae ot “ ’ a 4 Ss A nerica, the Beauti- | LUKE AND aS UKE — “ and the recesien-) SS pane 7 | F i, 2nd joined In peeitation | » WELL. Alou) THA WRAT HE , ? =! : . rer. aft the / YOR sess peru) [nar : | ( sHEe WoRE A SABLE THOUGHT —>f TE GOT TO SS "he Rev Dr Stafford iS Ab? teers Ae Oe WN COOK, CURR | | NExKPEece, = ; LALCGH AT ARES B®. brotherhood and inter-| ieee De BUT STILL SHE HAL \ RIS BUM JORSRRIES Se c-standing. ‘tne con-| AHCATED | SUPPOSE || “TS sASCEZE re so HEU SS ._ ained om bent knees. j : a P J . a —— -'. [or several minutes: | GENTILMEN Ss PMA a hay |) AROUND “THE pPatre T SO SAID, * WHERE Hat f ¥)! orca ae oo declared that 30, N | N i . ME — wii DAT CouteT 7, A RAISES S. Un'ries, the failure to/ | SINAUNG WITH “w" AAS) stg vf i ~— KNEE = - x — ‘--- re Tid safe for democra-| SS! MG WITH c-* . a , bh. a” ’ id ‘ . SS —_ the “+e fl — . ninata a wy, . a -° \ Clence, 4 : : AB Ld FoR. THE “TWO DEsERT-/ , +4 = . four years & burden of — — ~ fo Sa a -' eng — . Sf mis 12 Tush their backs for 50 = ; . : , ‘ |. “ry worker will have Mlittle harder te ot th ~ “d0eation and philan- ‘hterrupted@, “the char-