St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 26, 1926

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FIKST im CLASSIFIED INSTRUCTION 4 eck after wees, month after month,» year Ma west. the POST-DISPATCH prints FAR aRE Classified instruction Ads than ED COMIC PA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. ather St Louts newspapers COMBINED ne LOO p7°. NO. 80. JT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening N ewspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1926 56 PAGES PRICE 2 CENTS COLD WAVE TONIGHT WITH LOWEST 18; FAIR TOMORROW | , THE TE MP ke RASS RES. il N a. i“. ia ea sas ’ ‘ Yesterday's G7 4 wp. .@.l: ww | (ij «= wm™.) Official forecast | for St. Louis and vicinity: Fair to. night and to- ‘morrow ; much colder tonight | with a cold wave. the lowest tem- ; perature tonight | will be about” 18 degrees, | . . Missouri: Most- U. DAMAGED ~ y fair tonight and | » TOWRS tomorrow Colder | tonight except in| the extreme north-. west portion Cold | De wave in the ex-| at Heber | | THANKFUL FOR of Injured | JEVERY THING BUT Where Toll Was, |THE HASH Is More Than | | ot MAN WHO MADE TAIL OF BULLETS’ John M. pr aE Ma- | chine Gun Inventor, Suc- tral Park yesterday escaped sert cumbs in Belgium While. Perfecting New Arm. TWO HORSES DIE IN HEAD-ON COLLISION IN NEW YORK PARK ‘One of Women Riders Breaks A FACT DIES Her Hand; Accident Oc- curs in Tunnel. —————— ' Bs the Associated Press. NEW .YORK, Nov. °6.—Two /young women riding horses in Cen- ous injury when their mounts! ‘crashed in a head-to-head collision, | whic h resulted in the death of both i steeds. 20-year- S. ARMY PISTOL Was galloping with DESIGNED BY HIM ‘ends 07 a bridle path in a tunnel ‘under a bridge when Miss Iris ‘Bernstein approached at a gallop | and the two horses collided One was killed instantly with a broken | Miss Georgie Engelhard, old art student, _—- —- veloped First Device | Investigator STATE SEEKS T0 ARREST DETECTIVE MRS, HALL HRED Judge in Hall-Mills Trial Swears di Martini as Wit- ness : to Protect From Prosecutor. ONCE IN CUSTODY AS AN ACCESSORY || sng i Denies At-) LE DEFENSE STRIVES TO BAR SENATE’S EVIDENCE FROM TRIAL OF FALL AND DOHEN Y seams) WHOLE STORY OF LOAN OF $10,000 i — = Sean Np A oe FO OUR CORP ar Dosieteh ac RE ect ae , iiton M5 OY emer it — SARE! Poa em pegs oe Oe ee ee ee eae ee eee ee ee eae | sy abi tei Nea NON NR INN EE TOI 5 EMR Uta TROEE ip Ra tyes eT A Hy 00° LG LE ALE LLL LES AAG AGA DIO i) FN fi > em: , Md ee we ae) Rosey ge: 1 pipe cs 4 bh 5 te te ae % ee ee ae a a, nah dete, A 2 Trains Sent to Strick- | 4 ¥ a . Communities 100/ treme east portion | ) ith the tempera- | ~- THE JOS — AND Let , > wha ranZg Oo ELL YOU THAT ANNO ; , From Little Rock; ture ranging from | a in Louisiana. pore . rr” enn” PR PLM RE Fee ee NS ae >] ure r. v peed - o — neck and the other's leg was broken | ° ° at Age of 13 and Never in. ‘ had to be shot. Miss| tempting to Bribe Mrs. | Bernstein was unhurt, but one of . Lacked a Market—Was | Miss Engelhard's hands was prok- | Demarest or “Pig Wo- Suc From Start. feeg | oman” to K ilent. ae = FLIVVER DRIVER RESCUED © ™™™ ‘ONC X the Associated Press, FROM FAST MO. -PAC. TRAIN F won ERVILLE, N. J., FE elix di Martini, _| Prosecution Wants to Prove ‘| Payment to Secretary of Interior by Record of In- vestigation. JURY OUT OF ROOM DURING ARGUMENT ' —— Pad on poh © aerial te gate * ae rs vet 15 to 25 degr ees | — WRITE AN AD Ut ~ above zedo.° Not | FOR A JOS LIKE THs cold tomorrow |} SOLD ‘CALL PIGS’ FEST. in west portion; strong northvest } PORCINE PEDAL _ Winds this afternoon, diminishing | y: EXTREMITIES! * tonight. [linois: Cloudy tonight, snow in|™ Browntng. world the northwest portion; cold wave | Ventor oF firearms with temperature rangine from 1% |} Possible for one man o- : | ‘ ute it g in Bel- to 25 degrees above zero; tomorrow | Sane biel it ae se 4 Maplewood polics word | ' ‘ c ap ic e Ve n | 4 colder near Lake Mich |#i¥Um. a cablegram to relatives tn | 2-66 mostly fair, eee ; a . — that a . ' . «it ‘ z | izan. Strong northwest winds this | (Sibi Py pga F ae of Rel | see Bw . rownhtineg ww QO Ae ze €igl- ma was driving : livver al o » afternoon, diminishing tonight i ae + a7 re , ca nf | n was driving a filvver along the r : i mM, ua TOW WeeKS AZO. tO perrect TIS | as ge dt Arkansas—Tonight, fair: colder: gee & 2 | tracks there, ; latest invention. an “over and un- ! freezing in north and central; ‘to- * ; ‘a nonstop der” double-barreled shotgun, and, morrow, fair. ' ' ? the message of his death came } due oO W, L, JONES, HEAD OF STEEL "rom "ee The new gun CORPORATION, DIES AT GI \aveve tne other, So . é eens ba Lie Nune wate” Press, Nov. 26.—John | famous in- made it to fire 3600 tpa ASS iated fated Press. pAwoc OGDEN. Utah. LE ROCK, Ark., Nov. 26.— weight dead have been ac- for as a result of torna- Central Arkafisas last night. bor more communities were Nov. 26.— employed as a pri- ‘vate detective by Mrs. Frances ‘Stevens Hall after the murder ot | 4 her husband, and Mrs. gltleanor Rr Mills, Thursday, Sept. 14, 1922, was sworn just before the luncheon re- cess in the Hall-Mills trial today Di Martini, who has been threat | & ‘ened with arrest an accesssory | # ‘after the fact of the murder, did | & ‘not take the stand at once, but was sworn in order that might be iplaced under the protection of the ‘court. He spent the luncheon re- Cds te te Gp ete scart” le Enna eae pe aearnrey oat) Sa ER ar i. ge Mistook Trac is for. Highway, Tells Police: He Had Been Drinking. He | who ee Lenin HE: [ANCHOVIES ee received he at he Pe Oi: 4 PO SAT aarxs 2 o’clock night Se de ee Te rete EI he I et a BD Case Goes Over to Monday P ji D ee by Judge on Admissibility of the Statements. oh Se te,” ~ are 2 wertg, ete parties today went through r reckage in Heber Springs, e Sheridan and Moscow. homes were demolished. eavy rains, paralysis of light gp and consequent darkness im. @ the work of giving aid to in-. Missouri Pacifie with as train at 50 Kansas Citv mail pass in a few minutes a re oui 6 oY te TNE ee OP - ito 55 miles had one barre! | The instead of twoO|lthe PE en ee Oe De an hour. oe he tlivver was bouncing ties between Barthold was to be land the Laclede Stat along avenue ion road bridge ~~ = + an ra > gm Pee Spree . ee) horizontal barrels. It Succumbs at Home | in Pittsburg. |p After Brief Attack of it © Pneumonia. Sand counting the dead during ie Dt. Pa., malities reported were: Hebe) i i ee y - eP Associates ress ie. 19; Opello, 5; Moscow, 10; | * PITTSBURG, Pa. pee, One. William Larimer Jones of tornadoes at Choc- | 434. president of the @ Yan Buren County, Oldj Laughlin Steel Corporation, bry, St. Vincent and Macedonia | at his home here last nicht | maway County and Aplin in| pneumonia after a brief iliness, | pCounty giving additional dead | Mr. Jones had been head of the| 1; ree and injured as five were | corporation since it was formed. in | a today. 1922 through reorganization of the Jones & Laughlin Steel] Co. Following hi8S graduation from Princeton in 1887 with a Bachelor of Science degree, Mr Jones en Heber _ tered the South Side works of the. 3 Wasnt p ERP ye Monrpany here as assistant to his Fifteen blocks of dwellings father, the late Thomas M. Jones, ffeported demolished. Accord. | “oO Was general manager He suc- a telephone message received ceeded his father :s manh- } Robert M. Griffin. now at|#e8er at the latter’s death in 1889 Springs, the injured there and in 1906 was named vice presi er more than 100. Thirty were dent. He served in that position Jat Moscow. }until he became the first president | Lwas sent to Heber Springs |Of the newly formed relief trains which were ,'“Ughlin Stee Corporation, | lack rom Kensett, junction point | A son, William Larimer Jones | he P Missouri and North Arkan- | Jr. survives. the Bilroad, on receipt of reports | Boos ot tite in thar ety” | WORWAY AGAINST PROHIBITION PCOMMunities affected C rd Liquor System Proposed Fol- MoUs directions from 4 lor ing Plebiscitc pone more than 100 the Associated Pre«s + Wires are down In OSL Nov. 26.—The Gov: Arkansas. Property | ment committee reports that Pestimated at several prohibition plebiscite indi OUsands of dollars. feel’ g among the pe le Houses Catch Fire. , |way in fa or ot not too great re- Albert telephoned to Little | strictions on moderate liquor from 9=Pangburn 15 mile. | su %ption. It finds the Swedish) fy x Heber Springs, that the first | rest’: stive system is not suitable ald most of the damage. for Norway, but recommends a houses Caught fire as they! system. whereby cards permitting Plown over and were burned, |the holder to purchase liquor will! phe he issued to all law-abiding citi- zens above the age of 21. Nov. Ol years Jones & died from o . 2b6—-— this Mad (Copyright,. madoes in Missouri, BOLONIES Biocns » Storms Strike Town. me north section of the caused near yesterday scril er © * ees ' ——- ---* a TH Reyes / WELL,IT’S c “tnt Oy ~ae ABOUT rime! L THOUGHT | YD RANE TO | Th mati State rifle, supp lied the mene reneral | for is th cha \ Little miles othe) dam hun- were be rhn- the atCS a Nor- | Th Hrow ol as a sera] con- 600 ~Pelo a party gathered at he of Jake Stafford, seeking t from rising winds, saw the annihilated when the rest- § blown uway. lal list of the dead fol- Airways. shot 1213 Planes on Model Special to the Post-Disnatch. WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—Dur- ing the last fiscal year army air- planes made approximately 1000 flights over the eastern division of the model airways from Washing- ington to Dayton, O. Commercial pilots also took advantage of the facilities. Planes utilizing this route numbered 1213, of which 959 | belonged to the army, 19 to the | inavy, 14 to the marine corps and 66 to commercial concerns. In ad dition 166 planes flew over the route but did not stop TAINE FOX mode to se Tu tic ARE. NoT COS TURKEY 18 THE ST TURKEY i igen THIS YEAR™ At Heber Springs. Morris, Mrs. Morris and and turin secur tur ing l'o | Parker and Mrs, Parker. brothers of Mrs. Parker. -C. Woodson. " L. Rambo. Jones and .ts, Jones, Wiggs and wife. ~™=)°s, minister's wife. M of H. P. Riddle. - At Oppelo. Stafford, Mrs. PO tons, mod Mrs. J. W. Jones. At Sheridan. ' Lybrand, 10. t Newport, Ark., Mrs. 5, and her son Robert, Re killeg by a tornado, which their home. pinning six | f the family under it. ee ee Agents Sent : Retief Work. ned Cross experts in disas Fare on their wav fron: | “stern Branch into the esin Missouri and Arkan- “mm M. Baxter Jr., man- the branch, which includes | a. has its offices here, been repe: | survi atten ninet duce: Stafford | In Next Sunday’s Post-Dispatch A Cowboy Who Painted the Pass- || | ican ing West—Ranch, round up and. « | range furnished themes for the Aft lute Charles M. Russell, former LW: ar. | St. Louisan. With reprodue | impre tions of his pictures, five in]!| shotg | color and five in black and ]})} pega white. tion ? ii Flaming Youth—and a Drizzling | Rain—An Illinois girl, 16 vears } befo used Mary | to Direct inge /capal ute, men ehine old, drank a pint of hootch, robbed a man of his clothes put them on and ranaway But it was a damp, disillusioning night. three How Lauterbach of the Emden |) ger Got Home—The chief engineer |) minu sea raider tells by his own thrilling storv. Eseap- Engla ing from British captors, he |}/ and } went half around the world in tro disguise to rejoin the German || Utah fleet. @ Wishes Were Horses for James K. Hackett — The actor who died recently in Paris was a darling of the gods. Greatest of ull: matinee idols and a ¢hampion spender, he never rode out of bis path to find fame, fortune und farr women. Alaska Is Mapped From the Air Three planes and a bundred officers and men do a job in three months which afoot would have taken years and = vears With interesting photograp! . ae further steps awatts | of the famous Ports from) local units | % damage and ther) . “Ope With if locally. He} By" such reports ast I tan Plains and Lebanoo, i ae With Red Cross of- le | dis- PDhon. , mairman itn] the seven YoU Go GET R TURKEY.” 9 of the Little Reck ehap ’ | departed for 5 atvesy in ¥ 5 al > ©. W Jackson of the | “I Sa e” Branch office here. who t a , - *; PX peri ne ‘ " , /f a ‘ > a. Mm Rock by lonwx tyne, executive Kenne Ry the emerreney for West: braneh divee- enalled se Cou? +f of | aR Slate nore ee ee t?y Ttitevey's Nov teudidly. PAST yay re jet. dsto : ; WHs 4h) Rivg r The renner va VPage 2, — — “. €« lereper manufactured thé millionth Brown- | hetias Wi ing : ferred (Chev and Was success From Start. ! i} were | ¢reations, linator whic start. ehine World Jones « | yp eda manufactured ange of made Browning received flattering offers | his Son his fi as from made weapon i shoot had known Wine pistols, mode armies in | Brow iting re the War water was tation Airplane ean Le. These thie ‘married Mre. E. 7 EMBEZZLERS TO BE SHOT os th KUZNETSR. "5§.—-Seven : convie were condemned to be shot. a} Soviet campaign to eclimin- ate OF ured in this plant ufact As the Liege plant | when police which in 1913 leoguld be arrived. The train seen in the distance. The is lifted out of the car. The | approached slowly and | block signals having been | In honor of Albert con- the title of of Leopold Age of 13 iutonmiatic achievement upon alier of e -Tirst Gun pistol Kine Browning the Order jtrain stopped, ‘flashed. The (;us motorist, Who. said he Kastman, 42% Webster Groves. ‘police reported. had been driving which parallels was (ireeiey avenue had been drinking tle thought ne on Burch avenue, the railroad right at the Vliike many great inventors who deprived of the fruits of their John M. Browning. orig , Rie ‘ sl ap of the famous machine gun/°! Way. He was let off with a ° Wi - cr ‘ 1 rv is Seer . e +4 h bears his name, has been de Se iffer his flivver had been ‘ , ‘remove ir ‘ ed as “a success from the noves rom the and the re te ain had resumed iourney. tracks its e Browning gun, the “sche UT STOWAWAY. 20, WITHOUT I veinee aeepted te aera FOOD 17 DAYS FROM GERMANY s Army. and the machine gun all Browning tnventions, were meneieiopae lied to the American and at irmies by million durin War and played a tre- lous part in winning the was owning inventions neve? NOT market from the time story of a first gwun af: mained in until the World Wat) 17 widely known | burg ‘Actior? Prompted by High Salaries Nurses in America, But She Will Be Deported. Associated [Pusan va. : Nov. 26. girl stowaway, Who re- | hiding without food for | on a vovage from Ham- | Gerinanyv., and was forced by | hunger from her hidine | place just before the ship docked at ‘Wilmington. N. ©€.. is in an immigration inspector's report The girl 20-year-o!d T! Struckmann, the Liie for By tty Press The his 13, days him more Io ¢ hierge inventions almost as soou had taken definite Shape on bench ‘ ey disc!osed vork NMlanufacturer, }bpesga of Gun ‘ Was ¢ rdered cle morte manufacturer | cs ~ le? ¢ mueh of his riile &® SON Oi a on same ship upon which ning devoted child fashioning ss of metal picked around ? ;, itry her’s shop in Ogden, Utal nes pagresiec ior . Sha’ sey |She said she planned join an Ss Ci ptet He | . , ‘ . . ’ P : 'uncle, Frank W. Enschilz, of Claire|l. first gun-—a shot oe : j POTS City. & @&, J that proved effective in| rabbits. Ten vears late aieate factured COOLIDGES AND OFFICIALS ae ae bee; arrived rhe ture of high salaries in nursing profession in this coun prompted her action, said TOYS frou: : the up she to scraps his single ing invented and which the winchester model. Irom then the hester company bought every 1 young Browning was wiling Il. ' By rning his attention to automa he produced in 1895 the by the United States | companied by Mr the Spanish-American | V-. Stearns of White European wars. The manufs | Suests, President Mrs g rights for this weapon were jidge atended Mhanksgiving | ed by the Colt Arms Manu jaf the Metropolitan Memoria} gy (O. | Methodist Episcopal Church at the | 1 | | rifles as sing! wg | Following Church Ceremonie s, Ture | ' key From Missouri Is Chicf White. House Attraction. the Associated Press WASHINGTON Mr. Boston, I °6.— and Mrs Ac- Frank tlouse | + Cool- | , No¢ l used end (invitation of Bishop William - aN MeDowell. The special service at ched before. a including | of L r more than a century before ning’s time, inve experimenting with guns. The when Browning turned his tion to such a rifle in the early | Secretary was the Gatling gun, pro | by Richard Jordan Gatling Mr. and Mrs, Stearns American Civil War, ane an Beker's turkay frome! as Spanish-Aner- Missouri! was the center of attrae- i i tion at White on the mall Arm jreturn church Four other er the Spanish-America™ |turkeys three from Mount Pleas Browning devoted his time cnt | Mts O.. and wvements in pistols, rifles a AiR, ssne took c« When the Iuropean thousPhold turned his atte | A notable featur eee guns. The Brown | Thanksgiving days r "q latter arranges he if ntors h. rapid fhe notable whieh Most prea capacity audi lence, Justice and vor hiet abor Davis other fsovernment With onl CsOV ies e guests as late the the House Inprovements., from one from at the Ipswich ire White House WoS », he again o machine cooled ishing. “was the rapid-fi annual Pan-American cele. | 4 599 brated at St. Patrick's Roman p ‘Catholic Church, attended by | Latin-American mass. le of tiring shets a the result Then followed the and still later the by whieh of his most i+ f] 'of the rifie i wre arrangement, | eontrolled by S800 Lull runs, one tri: discharge hulle | GERMANY ASKS WORLD COURT | Seren were td TO FIX BLAME FOR THE WAR ; Belgium, UTaly! Reichstag, ¢ ‘hafing Under Stigina, Z Adopts Resolution, Only Socialists | , and Communists Opposing. the Associated BERLIN. Novy. | stall chafing under the | War guilt placed upon her by the’ | Versaille s treaty The Reichstag ‘hi Is ai aapiiate a resolution tntroduced lw middie parties, which {tn-| Bavarian peasants. German | Economic party. Ba- and German cen- the Clovernment > armies of nd. France, Pypesty born itn Ogden Early in life he R Child. Thev had | John Browning Mrs. RB. F. Ballan Olson and Val, Browing. wning was in 1854 Rachael ehildren, L. Ford, Mrs. Joseph th and Flizabeth Prose -6.—Germany Is| ) stigma of. W pect Hlanoverian, Siberla | yvyarian peoples employes | trists, requesting today; to inquire into the possibility of linducing the World Court to iIn- vestigate the question of war guilt Only the Socialists and Com. , munists voted against the motion, Presi Tomsk, Aagcociated bank embezziement, | tl | Se be ted of sentence is in Hne with the aft in public institutions. i; Wiis scarey by (Gibson, in State when employed by \to her “better said she staniped her foot, and tak- | , ing house. by Sim Pace, est?’ the time we spew [ nev swered 1)j lin while ' Demarest ?’ sywere ~| ATTEND THANKSGIVING SERVICE! » Parker not service | Hall. | atives. work guilty 7° Taft, | ly. officials. y 'onlv wasn't all tive r “ee li ing pe lie, ed th) , lous, ' ) would have reported ‘Inore that di diplomats oO; irks roth ut Thr i Harrison of ‘ourt completes his testimony and leaves iltern: tives, 'cess under the custody of the Sher- | | iff and testified this afternoon. Denies Offer of Bribes, Martini testified this that he, did not know such a person as Mrs. Mary Demarest Piscataway. Mrs. Demarest, a State witness, had tes-! tified that she saw Henry Stevens! in New Brunswick on the morning! after the killings and said that Di’ Martini had tried to bribe her to keep quiet. Di Martini said he never was in Piscataway while working on the case four years ago; under the direction of Mrs, Hall's: attorney, Timothy N. Pfeiffer. He suid he made no such offer as that Mrs. Demarest when she that he had offered her} Di noon of testifies $2 ) > FOO, detective jos 3,* Jane her said denied ever alah | Gibson's home. Mrs testimony for the that Di Martin: Mrs. Hall, came and pOrnCing ae told her that her mouth ee: to had home her, keep at had She} up gun, made him leave the Denies, Greeting Mrs, Demarest, -examination of the witness pson started at a heated (‘ros ee ¢ don't know Sirs. prosecutor asked. “ho, knew her in my Martini, emphatically. did you speak to her an elevator Oct. 4 “Then why Brooklyn, in there were four n the ear, saving “Hello, Mrs. " “Why, Mr. Simpson, never said such thing,’ d the witness in a low objected that the ot proved that any such inciden* ad taken place. Simpson said hat t} would be proved. «~ Judge instructed that in the neantime prosecution should ask such a question. Got $5090 for His Work. any tone. had “ase State ° +? 1iS +? Lie after- there | Mins | Demar- | life,” an-|] policemen! i the f kederal ane | | versed By PAUL Y. ANDERSON A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—Argu- ment, some of it Informative, but much of it dull and windy, con- sumed the session today of the criminal trial of Albert B. Fall, former cabinet member,-and Ed- ward L. Doheny, wealthy oll pro- ducer, on the charge of conspiring to defraud the United States in the lease of the Elk Hills mre | | naval oll —-Pacific & Atlavitic P no v, [ Two views of Willie Stevens, one of the four defendants in the Hall-Mills case, snapped as he testified. Below are enlarge-| ments of two fingerprints which | are a bone of contention. The up- | |per oné was drawn from the call. } ‘ing card found near the body of | § = Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and | Ree | alleged Aare . reserve ens. Below is a print of the cor- | Secretary of the Interlor, granted to | responding finger, made when ' . LLYN *. Doheny, his oldtime pal. Stevens was arreited. 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— a em a WOMAN JUROR FAINTS, HALTING MURDER TRIAL »s When Defendant in "British Court Tells of "Love Letter He Sent His slate a > UNWRITTEN LAW” Says PROSECUTOR. Aciasetl of Killing ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | NAMED commissiOnER | WALTER h DAMA OF SUPREME COURT | COURT [ PAGE? THREE APPARENT GANG FLAREUPS AT pS gg Z Under Protectorate Set Up by Charley Birger. CITIZENS ALARMED RAS Bete pop fo Ap 2 haat Sted ies ale beg ie pais ea sick Nov. ee ao Vy eee ay ~~ Le pao are heg F AE age nere rey: = Soreee “4 . CEE” DAI ¢ a eh TR, Jatin DARPA ws 8 mentee “ ry abe iit * se oe pre a on werent men wounded in three outbreaks here over a 24-hour period, Har- risburg awoke today to the dis-_ quieting conclusion that the ganxe ALBERT B. FALL and his wife a on (above), photographed as they | and Franklin counties, is now un- J; arrived for the Fall-Doheny trial | pleasantly close to home. 'in Washington. At right, Will | While there is no direct eviienc: | Harris, who testified that Fal said him $91,500 for his ranch at) to show who was responsible for Three Rivers. N. | the offensive, the jarring conclu- ATTORNEYS CLASH »| QN DOHENY’S STORY sion persistently bobs up that t are to be credited to the Shelton ws iare gang, against whom Charley Birg- | OF $100 000 “1 OAN” oe es The one man killed was Guy er and his men are at bitter war. | : ae worth. rural mail carrier. The ru-| If that ts true, then the beaqevo- Continued from Page One. | ; es aes mor that Claude White, 4 farme~ fT te rate set uy er ar-{ by » the lessen- ui ~~ ote eres isn ef over Ma ment. More than 30 years ago the | was killed, was said “ct ar a om ages a ee. Wee tives |New York Times published a story ger to be untrue, alt? hough v¥ Lite storm came irom tne sourn- ¥ |to effect that Republican mem- | was seriously inj ‘ | some of the citizens are beginnin I» es ef Gommres were ‘tectiving | hurt and/ Brandsville struck mse a smal) a heth r ‘worth also was erttically hur nd | ; | a small | to wonder whether sirger’s pres- + ying ivilage in Oregon County, 15 miles| ence in the town, rather than being | gifts from tariff beneficiaries. The | is said to be d | |reporter who wrote the’story was Several! buildings banana ,due east of West Plains. At Rover a civic asset. !s not a circumstunce ! ‘ ne notes Py con down at Competition. and ‘two store buildings, one home and likely to draw other and as SSeS oe were discovered. and ‘ealled as a wit | Centinued frem Pace One. | and refused i4ured list will total close to 30 OF|barns and other smaller buildings | — | | > = + > fA de s as ; ularming attacks as the feud goes) Judge Parker ruled that Henry Wedneaday se la Bruyere Carpender could not | box wie a ht As he began the story upon which | me: » hangs, Derham’'s widow en- | | Sveeanes eognaatiies 3 it is stated. However, the ™a-| were blown away and five persons | Dearing. te GET Bee SUM. Se te one “ i 5. is | " i = +4 | poe aeons i rel ' : - lew m. on the the er and the three babies that y uve gunmen nie saggen nl el that this might result in com- | on ; . blown oowe. ‘lene wreckage. Riley Baty, a car- York court. He has not been in hat pee wan at the scene of the | fo n no time me _ — Cha wounded by buckshot from the at-| | ‘sities could be used against them interest. viens five miles southeast a Rolla er le wntterad three broken ribs The di Martin containing letters or. A year ago he met Derham, and’ —— .- +» 7 sig oe 29 aurté s3+e4 ’ >i ra.ti “~ eae 0 1116, tlc ase swe —~ ae - at robt 4 were it not for a oa wd That is the provision under | tact with the outside world. They| The Poplar Bluff neighborhood dise store of L. A. Garrett & Sonjans story. a Swed close on Me! which lawyers for Fall will not even lappeare@ to have escaped serious) he Baptist Church Cross-examination of three d-- iTS PTE Pda , ~ fand also the new Baptist Church. . t f tl | at Rover, all were demolished. ense finger print experts was con asked: “Did you on nen ntic. began drinking, but " | Trooper Dickman in “os d solace and finally heught heels. Early yesterday morning the, , oon preg | det ils of nbn ng teh any ngs sce andar Cnatt ae Fate | heny are endeavoring to have the. a tails = tr a i _ 7 damage. ; : ilies as the result of censorship of| Wires on Frisco Rallroad were West Plains is without electrical! eluded, the trend of the State's men jurors. overwrought by the: ‘enlarged photograph of finger | | zerted it would be umogy. suffered an emotional | ' prints submitted by the defense ar+ | dict them There iss /not complete representations iin this trial ter ' were placing wooden support work; Sipel testified Mrs. Gibson of- | vender at the scene” | preparatory to the pouring of con-/|fered him $100 to tell a story; Mrs. Gibson im aie crete. which would have supported her he-ring on ch The workmen, a shift boss and | testimony that she had ridden Stevens and ° | nine laborers, had not a chance for| through DeRussey’s lane on her) placed Carpender at th |their lives. They were working in| Mule and had seen Mrs. Hall and in her cross-e: ithe far end of the bore, 2200 feer | her brothers. trial she identified IBERLY Tor 26 from the entrance, and the flood. Prosecutor Bergen of Somerset the man whom she fail which MOBERLY, Mo.. sage 26.—Dan coming with barely an instant’; | County. on cross-examination read | the preliminary ma, wited from Willis, 39 years old, a farmer, was | warning, engulfed them ‘from the testimony at the first | Merham's attentions to Mrs. Smith. found dead in his home near Madi- : = son's ‘conto a coy box screamed and fainted. ‘by jumping into an elevator anc.| ord roadster that drove into De) inary he 7 spurt was suspended until she) B hina be _| Russey’s lane that night and rq/ was called to the 2 recover |ascending as the torrent roared to bes U uld 1 ward them. give $100 to find that car.’” Sipe! “ ae that he hs © The prosecution concluded the said on crogs-examination he had °0OS and papers from @ the , stline of its case this morning and STATE SEEKS TO so testified. aa the morning mith. with a sprig of white heath ARREST DETECTIVE Cannot Answer Mrs. Gibson. ing ow hours Befare ti in his lapel for luck; took the MRS. HALL HIRED 2¢ .— | head to cave in. Tons of earth are believed to have been carried down upon the workers, who at the time felt iap ; ! Smith. accused of murdering his ; miend John T. Derham, at the} moth villa. “Stella Maris,” last Ree 1% was on the stand. . » With streaming eves he related he had written a love letter | his wife just before the tragedy, the prosecution charges re- intense jealousy over rt @urrent her= —Pacific @ Atlantic Photo. Farmer Found Dead in Home. disr st FLOUR ERE Se ees ai sttieeeen EMR % olan da 2h ra ERE sor nth Rte Yee ee aftr ata on eae “nem entra eRe RI oe # ee SRL LS . ; wa Pe ate jie ak 4 Pitt : —- us ”" nennee Sh dat rn Biase di aa * pa se » Nae Waa Se ret maa NeN xcept for a few scratches ses. Pee aPen oar here. smn — ae ised to oe ee. bE re Se Me res Sway i. Mp CERES nO ge “ “eee = AYE GPUS, ABO Oa PTR tee atmaneets “ty. bees ~ Sik jee oe eee bes Wxn wu geet ton Y . Se ee Ny ede ae ee . FORT ES Dlown the in- hea mor® aPC wie PRIN oi EEN 58 ate de es “7a Seah Dbl Aaihadhatinhlhest ast aniaiediode a ¥ Abita Ss ésened > oh “ aie ts general | . morning bikcgtsteed meena neni SPR 011 Sa Regs tN Be ‘ eased eee) eG bree ees, a when Alexander Simpson special prosecutor objected to 1! lowing the defense to use him assail] the story of the killing tol! hv Mrs. Jane Gibson, State's sta: i incident occurred a neighbor of had been pur “pig wom- OR ge yay ah wa So agpeseriesent ENA $ heh ON AMMO IAD ME ne ity, act yey ery 7. stole ENE i arent A cg PR AR Gi ia Fon 5 ee oe wateteie rage 4 ruled that involve the «nam, r ! : | it | ; SRS RGA, POM ac 9 ~ ‘ ieee oe r ia. SRS Re AR. Sire See RR a RT I waa og gS & adeobah ae nape it * * T~ PE I, ene. Saewiahlbeepir se ai pried : + ae oes se . Tadd ABT adv ci'ness Judge Parker the |Beekman's office and b evolver. with the sole idea. he ‘versation with Bim. titting suicide. ; itwo statements kept o1 f the rec- from Birger’s home, was dyna- P ee Oe OF NS Set (ord of the present trial. mited. over ; yqe eo . rear of the house, were uninjured.!}. m; that they It w ‘ alilewe ¢ + | them volunt ‘artly, as pretty hard to believe that ced : 5 Birger, who, whatever his fauits, | tm 2h & prepared for | i their ; Government counsel] hammered | |} and pounded on their central! point. | ‘UrY ing and eating tn a courthouse dor- compelled to make the state-/ mitory. , censorship thetic” tives wh hold. etetrode their attention from he trial O * make | Doheny even | deleted from the newspapers given > | mail. Missouri! and Arkansas. i'down in From the outset of the trial, the ‘ has been under guard, sleep-/ 3 Killed, 15 Hurt When Storm Hits Brandsville ( Mo.) ° Special to the Post-Dispatch. WEST PLAINS, Mo., no ome being allowed to visit or converse with them. The now holds up “sympa- letters from wives and rela-j; lich might, court officials | 26.— Nov. least 15 others injured in @ tor- nado which miles southeast of here, at 6:3 ‘clock last night, demolishing 32 number of homes and business houses and damaging nearly all of r buildings in the town. A The reports of the trial also are power. questions indicating that an at- . ou Three persons were killed and at | struck Brandsville, ai Grand-|) (ai Cente ea (Anite) saying that he had hell. but that she had given | May limpse of heaven It was n the testimony that | man jurer collapsed. said he found, however mand his wife were con. eir relations. Then came night in August. Smith | intended to coramit — it thaz eogeor was mect..;™ +t in @ stru dis- | * he zie to burg. Indeed, Birger disclaimed any knowledge of the bombing and @Stribution amon declared that Hundsacker was | "®Spondents. neither his friend enemy. During a recess tn Men in Auto Fired on. | Session, the Hundsacker was driving town in his coupe last nicht newspaper cor-|to the jurors. the othe Japanese Ridicule the War a of Fall-Doheny Defense. By the Associated Prees. TOKIO Nov. 26. — Japanese The voethar are Mrs. Lou Hart, Averill Lyles, 13 years old, and John Johnson of Thayer, who Was) os on the State Highway, jus" tside of the village. “The injured are John McMillin. three ribs broken: Mrs. John Me- Millin, hip injured; Miss Lillie Mc- Millin: Mrs. W. W. Jacobs, collar bone broken other injuries rial Cable to Post-Di«patch amd * = Gi OVES . New York Wortd. Th a | Yr’ by the Preae and Puliteer | ee, Pu « “om. (Mew York Ward the is ‘it~ Deveient cept Nov. 26 — a unwrit-i to is ° country.” aft prosecuter'’s opening | in knew beans ° : a or Christmas | Sas ‘Oo the Maidstone jury when! in bs ~~ we FT ‘ts Austen Smith, | She knew the way to make beans a Guards offieer, was placed | tives wonderfully good to eat. She knew ‘how of Sion ae how to prepare them so they were b) TTL SERS witc, tne ‘tomeene’ wean oa tender, mealy, golden brown, deli- QUcA LITY EE quarreica, wan eae oe Gee oa cious and easy to digest. & Sinica she: waip cee amie aah How did grandmother fix them? SERVI C a. oe ee She baked them. How does Heinz Be heen prepare them today? Heinz bakes them. | Yes, baking—slow, careful bak- | = her ing in the dry heat of real ovens. It | : ; Meo,.2% ce takes more time and trouble to pre- — pare beans that way, but the better rte flavor makes it worth while. the morning one-time pals and fe!l- into | (Ow pr Fall and Dohenr. |one tall and lank. the oth hort | when | : ae x me = Osher SsHor' | naval authorities ridicule the state- feunmen in an automobile drove stout, strolled together around nt ~ = , is eieadin ¢ #t +) wre? ‘ Pegged orney in the Fall-Doheny conspir- | ~J ~s 2 as S eas car. h newspapermen and test ra ie wpe: - Prater GN “gee Sita thts father-ta-mw |S mere had posonte receive:] | Mrs. John Johnson of Thayer. Car! Albert Robinson, and a friend. Wil- at Japan was mobilizing its sea’ weMillin, Gullic McMillin, Russe ‘ = sasha ' " . ee “ _ can forces for n attack on Hawali and i VM Mi lli n and fo1 7 other niiives surn Vinson, leaped from his coupe The Elk Hills reserve ichitne Phi Dp! Islands | son ty he turned out the lichte “all, as Secretary of the Interior |. ae sels a | of Mr. aa Mr Jen SO | i ik (1 LS, , . . eas 110 ‘ - +}, , m returned the fire f th ide |in President Harding’s Cabinet ) They declared the fleet mobili-| mrs. Ralph Palmer's baby, Wilma ri oe Sroms tne reséalde. |S * resent arcing 5 “sdinet, #e- | sation statement an absurdity and| Andy Harbeston and Fred Lyles. , ! t) , : . ii Gs ’ ' dy ( re 2 Mundaarker was shot three times | Cr etly leased to Doheny in 19-1.) undeserving of comment because, None is in a serious condition. in the neck. shoulder and arm an“| had been set aside to furnish fue! natently untrue. They added that! Wind U ots Auto on Road. is tn critical condition. Robinson | oll for the navy in the event of fu-|-,cre was no question between the Joh eee “who runs a sec-| : , 7> ? = YT - > ~ 7 17 . — . —_ —" , “ e . O71n > n, a6 4 -~—" was hit In the leg by a machine ture wars. Under the Fall-Doheny ‘nited States and Japan itn 132 enn sere at Thayer, was re- 295 atm "a ‘ is pg - iy 4 ii out! .nd also that Japan’s economic | turning from a hunting trip and he | Pillay “—. a re came to the qeci«t. sth Sen basen - arty all, ond ion then made mobil ization | and his wife were driving along ss, atte et Loree men sei re) Pro YY 40 OU OO. which Doheny has | a ra movement against the United State Highway No. 7 when | , . — rm Lr re fie | é : ws - s a nore = non a va oe en r lly {mpossible even if storm struck their automobile : — . a. ! csc deg lester it has t two or three times 3 CR iNber Springfield and % Authority. ' . - a oe ae 3 *! a | + against a fence ’ : . ; ce > .* —- al ~ 3 ++ } a ); Bilve Wat Aas! ak volver, There were more then 35 Carryin tne attack sti 33 KILLED WHEN ‘ruehed t Ieath bullet Roles in the body of the ma.| : in was cmos Sr hire TORNADOES HIT ween th and a fence pc The attacks Mrs. Johnson, al Ithough injured Wednesday ARKANSAS TOWNS | ran several hundre: i yards to quieting herause thev of Joe Burroughs, tacks Saturday ane tion f : tha afflee a? Dennty States Marshal Zack Leitech Bfecer fesned 4 trent assuring his fellow towneman | 1D neither Gh, | Fane made the ettack. knew who did and would hely toi tinuing authority hem Read the label, ‘““Oven-Baked.” ‘sah fe them a swooped down upon ly an hour te: Buy the beans, “Oven-Baked.’’ Only i rDe a a | : = os _~ bh mith Sars F) . two sections North siana‘ etek dehaal aE ‘ i S& teest: aueeeeen seers — —— a ak mk the wreckag the hous beans that are baked in ovens can Lighting to our veem ross-examined crown wit- be labeled ‘“‘Oven-Baked.”’ Make your selection Our — Basis from our complete 1 — - ' Dealers and G — y evidence “WASHINGTON ae °6.—Prank | Over from « cain G6 ree e _ through Ems display rooms which . hind heen aiendienl auieneenel are maintained for ; tors saves you : ‘nd euatinannadit cae ae dealers and their cus- and money- — pm tr repeal aenen ote anna tomers. es ——. evidence as to the a = j aa at cr we ren Sv t : lL. Emith of T!linois. | Mer | O V EN-~BAKED in ‘Campaign expen: f he OF THE ASSOCTATSD Pnres named Edwari RR. Mclean as Kostanty Uczyn a electric power Bran fown im «a titrated at length ground The Aseotisted Preee te e¢riseivale on. . aig F with tomato sauce tr ° ; 7 | i) st sent 4 - * dis. | Ville and other towns, ehe saw Der” Campaign Funds Committee | ported to the Secretary of the Ser- Furthe nquiry by the Cou Ne . ’ ° ate today that he $3235 in| : - = at ath. titie@? t® the wee for rent iret -f «:3 ha news Clenatehbes credited to & or net wine credtted tm thle pener «na the source of the $100_0060. did not oday was iined All visate eS eae . Ty .. — , q - . seid : Sa * > + ices and couid ot peace fiepatches heretn | : 5 1 Pere | construed nce porting a turba: Ciwirls rang- {ithe storm and the people of ths : "4 lllage were jieft in darkness. y ~ a _— ef ; vt house inte *) When Mrs. J r ae , " ~ _ Soldinge fhe revolver « : aa - - *** e “* Other varieties — . | down on the pavement. : F Shi s. . hie suc general election con- test for the Senate. He reported no ha@! ne we Dp hblighed therein repu® iceticn of epeacia! SUBBCRIPTIOV FATTS RY WATT. mx | conspiracy charge The evidence ing years of ADVANCT. must involve both Court from the wreckage - eonapiracy ous occasions since Sept. 30 in the! which was complete!, HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP * HEINZ COOKED SPAGHETTI a oe ee t . | ¥ . in the bushes. After- HEINZ CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP . HEINZ MINCE MEAT | contributions. are etan renee en? Sunte- ane verar g1n an said, else it had no relation vari- Levi Cook, also cou for Fall, neighborhood of the Patrick Henry she found her four little ‘chil dr i. ‘a5ded it to the police.” The taste is the test nor his Dr OoOSsp ectors. X.3ts in and rers. Worth $100,000,000 to Doheny. ae only eye-'' and could: against ee — ee Aas le tl Gate Age i MR oP ee ot he) a the decoying ' his se¢a- his: champagne husband conversed llleged to have presence of. accused’ of Maris. lezgram with machine | said he expected to Stella ~t et. 5 Ot 100,0090.000., 38 re. Questions Senate rrt ~ » . er a Johnson was Cn? -_ ? ’ m of vester das Were » 1] th, more + = rit + le va toast ; : . ; if home thks Sse appear: foentinged from Pace One. ~ > Reais Lowe a : niehte ] J; lary, 1924. and fold Sunday fn! Britiah upper behaved nal quiet traditio Guards offtcer He ‘ts- |: B fas va DIY a and | OME LIGHT epi Bite rege, bende . in “packet: At aS. S he seemed bored while n his way to of and he te “te ths : ne | * om ee - - ™ ~ ‘4a zs Sixteen Killed in Louisiana as Homes aml Oi] Derricks Fall. NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 26.—Six-! teen persons are dead and 30 injured as a result of a + Afterwards a eTnTea 4 ’ that he nor the ton | 3 rmore e © oO \ i | a , } +) ryryt Sat he vt . — eo t*h a yrtae of Defense. Re will that that Rouce one far injured when a farmhouse “i by the storm Seven biown away was found in t! : be be Smith. Other Buildings Demolished. Other buildings demolished are the homes of Andy Everett John whose primar + & ‘ : _ + 7 > > = - ® ~a- vo bow be © ditures were inves. i : Liit isi if, ii Ff “= ‘-- the others fiom AP, . —_ wh e* * . . : . 7... annoyed them on defendants, he to that h had vear . & OO; ooetal ae ee ex ' . Lente ereheanee elty carrer or sut-of-town | Aecaltom: : — La 5 ise | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH °°. | 1924 Responding to a Feunded bv | JOSEPH PULITZER by Justice Hoehiing. Hogan aatd Pyubitiahet De Dec. pe 187 i not agree with Lambert's vi u iy be ° Pu iter biter? Pubitehine McLean Named in Letter. | OF ANNOYING SCHOOL GIRLS * aebine th withent Sunday oe vear. % A that to admit the Senate School, Tenth and Bi huddied under a pile of weeckaee he | as, testimony would handicap « congres- The fines ranged $25 to | the weight of which was being noe ajaa the nex? day. The ,Sional committees hereafter, since $100 each. Uczynski, who ts mar-/ held off of them by a large dav- vidence indicated that after 17 Lit would cloak all summoned wit-'ried and has a i15-year-el@ ehild. | enport. When the children were! | is anat De.oret pei : ind gare him a severe beat- Twe'th Ronleward Bure then argued Fall's Ty e power line of the Arkansas idie streets “wis. & a messes with an undisputed right te denied the charges rescued they were found to be un- argued 2 rom Sunday. (Distributors 721-127 M. ELEVENTH $T. as nn matter Inu’ the Peetofftre «* & Phone MAin II!tl

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NR ae mae NA ROR 7 | ‘Se. Louis Lawyer Hi Has Sern 4 | Commissioner of State Sop. ee | Tribunal Twice Before, j Waiter N. Davis. Lor St, he yer, will take office Jan. 1] 1 commissioner of the Miser 1 preme Court. His term agua -until April 10 next, wy ‘terms of all the four: cor | ers of the Supreme Court |The employment cS Conim after tnat time will depeng y jlegisiation by the 1997 | Assembly. Commissioners 2 | Wie. ‘the judges in the review Of conn Davis, a Democrat, was NC UNWRITTEN LAW’ ed by the Court to succeed ~ says PROSECUTOR missioner Robert T-. Railey signed. Railey, who ig old, will return to St. oe to side. Davis served as g « sioner of the Supreme Court tn | early part of 1923, and from (to 1925 was a commissioner er of St. Louis Court of pron served in 1917 and 1918 as sistant to the United States nad Attorney in St. Louis. ye, years old. 4 ‘ Ee) a Defendant British Court Tells of Letter He Sent His ae ee mes me Whom He Had Enter- tained at | Supper. Sigel Press. = —_—- — we ee _ — - Ae alien aa ‘ross-examination.” said the . ‘and if such things were serted it would be futile to aass Hs dict them ‘There fs no testis in this trial tending: to Place , vender at the scene.” Mrs. Gibson im the prelt vhesring on charges against MN Stevens and Henry Carnes placed Carpender at the SCeNe § in her cross-examination at¢ trial she identified Carpende the man whom she incriminat@ the preliminary hearing. Testifies on Other Potnts, After the decision that he -* jurors, overwro' ight by the °* th " lla. “Stella Maris, last 12, was on the stand. he had written a love letter ich the prosecution charges re- Nef from intense jealousy over shbed as he told his story. Then not testify with reference to if madenly one of the two women in | Gibson's accusations at the p » jury box ecreamed and fainted. De. inary hearing, Henry Cart ng. Bort was suspended until she rq iwas called to the stand to Suld recover. pel allegations that he had ca Pfhe prosecution concluded the q | books and papers from the ine of its case this morning and resid zemce the morning of Sept@enith, with a sprig of white heath 19822, a few hours before the } | in his lapel for luck, took the were discovered. and Wednesday he. testified the As he began the story upon which the | 20% which he carried from the s life hangs, Derham’s widow en- home the afternoon of Sept. igual ; by P ed the courtroom and took a after the bodies had been fg es yn contained clothes in which in the rear. Hail was to be dressed for b -Smith said that he was born in while an empty one was fommeenada (he is a grandson of the minister’s vestments. Hugh Ryan, Canadian Rallway He testified today that he New York at work until abouf@ee in 1918. He told of his love jeq|P- Mm. on the day the bodies her and the three babies that found and at no time rem@ijgme to them. “paper boxes, drawers or pack Wife Stolen by Friend. |containing letters or papers” && A year ago he met Derham, a1 ¢,, the Hall home. Miey became great friends. Ae Simpson, in cross-examiz rham stole his wife, he ve sta; asked: “Did you ever meet mith, frantic, began drinking se i Trooper Dickman in ProseCiound no solace and fina!ly boug the Beekman’s office and have a @, am iversation with him about a se 'book?” “No, I never in my -~ was in Mr. Beekman’s office.”. : / revolver, with the sole idea, “i id, of committing suicide. _ However, his wife promised to Bandon Derham. Smith wrote his me a letter saying that he had ha giimpse of heaven. It was fthis point in the testimony that woman juror collapsed. Smith said he found, however, t Derham and his wife were con- wing their relations. hen came tragic night in August. Smit Ore that he intended to commit bur Problem . Bally shot in a struggle to dis- en him . vial Cable to Post-Dispatch and | New York World. ght, 1926. by the Press and Pulitzer Publishing (oe iNew tor! aA World and Post-les iu LONDON, Nov. 26 —"“No unwrit- | B law exists in this’ country,” Francis Austen mer Guards officer, was placed iis wife, the beautiful Rosina! Pmith, about whom the two = Quarreled was not in court LITY SERVICE STORES EVER YWHERE > Blained she was the only eye-! Bless of the shooting and could ‘be called to testify against! husband. Anith is accused of decoying |! Bam to Stella Maris, his sea- t home. by a telegram with his . * a mes nam Afier a champagne aT inti Every Par eet in which wife, husband Be her ailerged lover conversed 2 My, Smith is alleged to have Meo. LaTS oe nce a Fi Derham in the presence of, Wife. Young man. and he behaved ® of a Guards officer. He © the proceedings with po- inte regs, hands in pockets. At LIGHTING i 8 Edward Marshall shting to Your Dealer La crown wWit- | Basis of Defense. me defense will be that Smith 2 mad by evidence that his had been attacked, attempted ~ and accidentally shot Der- . "a struggle over his weapon. PF only evidence as to the ac- Killing Was given by the 15 Po'd sister of Mrs. Smith, LIil- enh When in bed, she said. “ard a shot and ran down to ting roon) Our policy of sellin through Electr# Dealers and Cont} tors saves you * and money. ‘ rf With Derham bending ies and striking his head “AAA. . aprarentiy with a : 7 , . + ~* . TT. rc hey Wert UpsLairs and -Oinge down in a few ne house itnto th: i] low Th mia hid it athe in the bushes. After- Electrical Equipment) J *vidense indicated that after | —ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Snel of Killing . Jealousy Man LONDON, Nov. 26.—The ors | stone, England. was inter-. sad today When one of the two | AmowY, ppttered an emotional | co accused of murdering his , , John T. Derham, at the | PWith streaming eyes he related | his wife just before the tragedy, | Boernam's attentions to Mrs. Smith. | - Women among the spectators | der), and that he first met his aa os lope tc t 4 Marson, her step-father-in-law. Walkup Marson, wife of Capt. - ARRESTED PAI HOPE FOR DIVORCES Tr Ti Beye o eae | hin hell, but that she had given | | h hate Mide, but that Derham was acci- & after ft . ré the prosecutor's opening in t tmas 1 rds to the Maidstone jury when! in Fephonse F Smith, | : ial yesterday for the murder of |Lyndon Kalkup Burch. Eé @ “0 school fellow of Eton and! husband _ the two people who mid Oliver, for the prosecution, | been the ee of = ——e mh is a typical British upper) ters | the et with the traditional quiet, tr iy’, ' fas) iOna t ny dre seed anié ] lis- miuinner ; et apeda |} nographer - he fremed hore a while hig curren Figures > in Family ‘ibaa Keyes Burch and one of the children she San Francisco from New York with Capt Arnaldo! Below, at right, is Mrs. Grace Burch Marson and only daughter of the late Charles Sumner Burch. Protestant Episcopal Bishop cf New York At left is ee remeantl Burch. _ husband of the eloper. . ““DANNIE” NAUGHTON DIES OF APOPLEXY if | Former Clerk of House of D gates Was Active in Pol- tics for 25 Years. Daniel E. Naughton, former Ho of Delegates and nv ears cier} f mer J tice Miles irt. died today « ADO- plexy a his home SVI14A G ivenus Hie was 53 vears old Naughton for 25 vears has been . : ~ " 7 ‘ | ee tive in St. Louis ward politics, Dannie H had hee I failing he i] r several months, but his cor tion was ni onsidered serious. Ssurvyviv {j hr his \ f+ herine and a son. James H. Naughton. When Clerk of the House of Del rates in 1908, Naughton was in- icted with Fred Warner and Fred Priesmeyer, Delegates, in con- nection with an alleged bribery . _ ransaction over the passage ot a garage. Warner and Priesmeyer were charged with bribery and Naughton | 'with having been an accessory. hata rial Naughton Was sentenecd } } : jiatl anaA 4 } | res montns in Jjakal ana iined $5 appe aled ane t he Case was } » = .. . % . a+ manded by the Supreme Court then was nolle prossed Py the euit Attorney It was in the Supreme Cour reversal of Warner's conviction ourt rendered the in son asin i ,? ' .. 7 : .« : . “the decision, public indignation : } e | ° sy? . . .. ver which has resulted In re ars in more liberal interpreati f the law by the court and avoidance of technicalities, Warner ad omitted one a ele- — £ } " } _ + ‘ined with other inembers of the } | gane for two mail robberies. had ss ig slightiv less than 10 CLENN S. GRAND & PINE Tere GAMES Ol TOW i creneentecettiieetenceteeies anand — Boards of Dircctors in Two Coun- | . ; ; P . oti r) permitting the erection Nineteen banks in Ualo Alto anda) SS Ch ae aeee — — agen t Senas ot ance J avoid any disappointment order in ad- | for the purpose of reorganization. vance. Your dealer delivers without A number of banks in the two charge. Phone him today or call /counties are still open for busi- | LIndell 8610. i ness. | . ing Department said the closing eee = coer De Luxe Ice Cream the part of the banks to stop con inued unwarranted withdrawals. A Furnas Product banks plan on reorganizing for re- opening within the next few days. | | . - .« 7 j a © , > eas te aanks, National banks and private ws » 2 Vans. . } . > * } ‘ y . ’ -“? > } punisnmen rye aust a Sie¢- _ FRIDAY EVENIN Ni NOVEMBER 96. 1926_ ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE . ~BANGSTER’S WIFE. HUNTER WOUNDED 60-MILE WIND HITS ST. LOUIS ——— ee ee SILENT ATINQUEST BY FRIEND DIES "ust Sv" SOLD WAYE CONS ) INBARRETT RILLING AFTER FIVE DAYS " Rttece._-Drop to 18 Destecn is SG cee Soasae for Tonight. Counsel ‘for Mrs. Mabel Thomas N. Wagner, 50 Leith Ss Robinson Tells Coroner Years Old, Succumbs to _ "!"_ ! ¢i#st might and this|on morning that reached a maximum Testimony Might Tend Pneumonia—Father Falls "°°"?*¢ velcity of 60 miles an bour, apparently was not a tail end | to Incriminate Her. and Shoots Son, on Hunt. ©! ‘© tornado that struck South- western Missouri and Northern Ar- Mrs. Mabel Robinson, wife of Kansas, it was said at the Weather a "Tt" ‘ : "a orn _ mt 2 © . r 4 at “Chippy” Robinson, “voss killer’ nemas N. Wagner, 50 years old, bureau. of the Egan gang, who is the only , * “4TPenter, of 9445 Baltimore ave- The tornado was localized, the . ORL: i f 4 c ‘ ‘> ,etftpar © . © W 7 t} . aq*es - . at ; —" ; known eyewitness to the murder of yverland, died yesterday at aig forecasters are. while the : oer tin “oe : win: ' Was attribut: tes her admirer, Jack Barrett, 22 vears *'- Mary's Infirmary of pneumonia 0 ere Was attr ae to a tat : OW -press : £ se ove sol - old, shot on the Jennings road in. fre Suiting from gunshot wounds in . P megs aasicstae spiergl putbern Lake Michigan and a high pressure St. Louis County early last Sunday th ° i “ ~ ur e av . . morning while with her, refused , > + y ‘9 }, . iy - o 7 - , o =n | uxain today to testify at the re- when he was shot accidentally by |caused the strong air current, car- P ° ‘ arry Sige > 2 ¢ Dey or gs 1 p=" FS ing 3 ; ] a - ; sumption of the Cor oner’s inquest : Hz r 5 hs }u f 6420 } Az boule | 2. ing waren. In southweste« rv St. in Kirkwood. vard, while they were hunting near | Vouls County, especially near Val- “Hier testimony might tend to in- | Flint Hill, in St. Charles County. ley Park, there was a wind which criminate her,’ Sigmund Bass, An accident verdict was returned seemed to approach tornado-like counsel for Mrs. Robinson an- today . after Esq us testified Wagener imte nsity lasting about five ' Linutes nounced, “and she will stand on unexpectedly stepped into the shortiv after 8 o'clock las Light ‘her constitutional rights.”’ range of his fire just as Esque It shook heavy houses, tore off } Coroner Bopp and rosecuting pulled the trigger. With Jacob tree branches and wrecked signs. Attorney Fred Mueller decideg to Fath of Overland, they had sur- At that time the Weather Bureau. release her under $200 bond to ap- rounded a clubhouse under which pear as a witness Dec. 27 At this a rabbit was hiding and Esque was ‘ ‘ f bh» Py . i 4 ‘ » . lime another attempt will be mads« | Waiting with Wagner on one side ! . he ] j c ine ‘ " : 7 the to get her to tell what she knows Of th building for tne animal to ; appear. As it dashed about the murder. Attornev Bass Stas in? out, Esque her said, he raised his double-barre] signed her bond, she writing : as she is known Wagner stepped forward, sabteetee nz ' , his weapon, and was hit i | rwo Witnesses Testify. in the by police and st. back Louis County authorities to obtain |. rhe injured man was treated ati ee a statement from Mrs. Robinson | 2S ?°™e until Monday, when!|Mrs. Eva MecNair’s Machine have been unsuccessful. After the | Pneumonia developed, necessitating! Struck J. B. McKay, Who urder she refused to talk until us removal to the Sespital. . Died Wednesday. permitted to consult a lawyer, She! Man Wounded in Leg When Fri-nd All attempts was ordered to jail at Clayton with- Accidentally Drops Revolver. A Coroner's jury sine erdic t of crim- out bond as a recaicitrant witness | Joseph Eberline, 22 vears old, of | inal carelessness against Mrs. Eva Her attorney then brought habeas ; 1612 South Eleventh street is at] McNair, 35 years old, a laundress corpus pawn eedings which were | Mead | Vincent's Hospilt il In a serious of 2126 Lafayette avenue, was Tre dropped Wednesday when Prose-| condition with a bullet wound in| turned today in the case of Jeffer- cuting Attorney Mueller consented [the jess leg, suffered AVednesday | %9 B. McKay. 59. a papacy? of | let Bass talk to her. night when his friend. Gus lLaw-j| 4103 Delmar boulevard, who died; Two witnesses, hoy Farrar, 5457 rence. .24. of #21 Geyer arenue. a 7 Wednesday of internal in juries aut Union boulevard, and Sylvester | cid: ntally dropped a revolver at ifered Oct. 20, when he was struc] Shields, 5226 West Florissant ave- the home of Lawrence's brother] PY @ small truck driven’ by Mire. nue, who were in the vicinity of! George, 4420 Itaska street. Law-| McNair at Twejfth boulevard and + " ~ . ‘ ‘ q ) y | . , . % J : 2 © be Jennings road and Melrose avenue | rence said he tried to catch the re-{ Pine street. c at the time of the murder, testifitd | volver as it slipped from his hand Miss Margaret Poppe, 1117 Pine 3 r y. . — . é “ ~O b on a : — = 7 toaay. They could sneqg no light on nal accide ntally touched the trig- street, Vi no Was Crossing Twel fth he crime. Thev said they were at- ge; in front of McKay and was slicht-! te to t! ne by Mrs Robin- P lv injured by the northbound): on’s ecreams. When thev arrives Father Falls and Shoots Son Hunt- | truck, testified that Mrs. McNal! Borrett was dead on the road. Mrs ing Near Kirkwood. eut in front of a street car, turnine | Robinson was hysterical and Dep- Kkaymond Hunter, 24 years old,| 7 tuat intersection. Mrs. McNair} uty. Constable Jose ph Baum hadiliving on St. Chari s Rock road. iid not testify. eeme up and was trying to ques-| near Wellston, was shot and seri-; Broker-Convict’s Wife Gets Divorce | ‘ tion the woman. They said they' ously wounded yesterday by his! Special to the Post-Dispatch. geked her who had shot Barrett father. Riobert L. Hunter. of 1242 CHICAGO, Nov. 26. Mrs. Mary and she replied: “Oh, Jack. Pray! Purcell avenue, while hunting near White today obtained a divorce! 7 | - " = a - @ s on~ m one occasion, voung Barrett. as TE e 2 E RSON CITY...Noc. 26. Iitine 7 ry. , 47 . Ae the undersitanaing L24ER4 i. jes oe - — ’ ote M, ‘ he banks affected consist of State be ean th ruined not only she saw Smith Iving on t! Own ), and Mrs. Smith trying to $1 | Dew . ‘ i oa ‘ She said. she saw Derham & ae ty mu ; holdir tha revolver. nade ae. Wy 1 On the pavement,” | art "T took — revolver awar vada tal Ge ner ADVERTISEMENT ‘: The early bird THE early bird catches the Christmas spirit and gets the annual problem off his mind as soon as possible. I want to feed the early bird this palatable suggestion: Give flashlights! Everybody, from six to sixty, has hundreds of uses for a good flashlight in and around the house, the car, the garage. It rolls back the mantle of night with its bright, white beam. , Give flashlights, by all means, but be certain they are genuine Evereadys. Then everybody'll be happy. Deep rita. and cause death inafew days’ time. ups oamo M-K), the scientific disco ver’ ¢ of veltv Kid ' . . 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All the newest shades and trin blend with the season 8 jashions —Gloves for Gifts— We carry a wide selection of Gloves for women from 79c to $6.50 | Ten Steps East of Ninth St. cone The Glove Shop Hosiery side «60s 3 2211 ~Locust St. Prrrrrrryy oe a a hie eens ‘> LAL 4 A Aid tind . ae ew aAt we eee eee eee ere ere re . —— The wind started blowing Varying intensity. 60 miles an hour fniitnim between 4 p current failed. for short perfods in many $ o'clock last night, due to broken Lights were out most of the Se ee MURDERER, 18 FIVE TIMES _REPRIEVES, I$ ; ELECTROCUTED | ro | Ee wees Isador Ste ~~ ck, State Seniiacitaase Governor failed. : occasions execu- reprieves and | _ PAGES ~GHARGES THE POLE. - RUINED HIS OIL TRADE | William Russo, Seeking InJunc- | tion Against Officers, De- | nies aHrboring Cuckoos. | William Russo, fruit dealer, of! station proprietor and brother of “Shorty” Russo, a gangster, was the first witness today before Cir- cuit Judge Calhoun at a hearing of his suit to enjoin police from inter- fering with his oi) station business | at Seventh and O'Fallon streets, He testified that Police Captain | Nally notified him in September that orders had been received from “the Chief’ to close up his station, and that thereafter two policemen, detailed to his station, questioned |customers and searched their “ars. ~~ — the result that custémers i stayed away and daily cash receipts -| dropped from $100 to $20. Since Russo obtained a temporary re- ‘straining order against police, re- ceipts have picked up. Police arrested him Sept. 25, and held him an hour at @ police sta- been On nis return to his oi) sta- tion, he found six batteries and $2! missing, he said. On cross-examination, he wa asked about his association with ‘his brother, Vincent Spicuzza, the ‘late Joe Bommarito and other jcangsters. He denied Spicuzza hal ever ‘taken a shot” at anyone while hiding in the ol] station. Asked about another gangster, bh» answered, “I wish you wouldn't con-ect me with such people—hes not my kind of Italian.” Russo testified he once told Capt. Nally he had $10,000 invested in the oil station and could not af- ford to close it, whereupon he charges Nally replied: “Let it rot.” er geet meee weet eetenenennage ee ~ + as j . > : Was fatally ehaot preparations in the Ar me ; | Freed of ween at Second Trial. : ni tea of George ! —_~ =) but Was granted a Another witness, Tom Jesowick, inight manager of the oil station, testified business was poor while ipolice were detailed there. Police contend Russo's o!] sta- tion was a rendezvous for gang- sters. who conferred and stored 0 arms there in nrenaration for their : ‘deadiv feud with Cuckoo gangsters. Thomas, adding feebly the | Capt. Nally, the first witness for the defense, denied telling Russo to close up his oil station. He de- nied that police had been detalled to the station premises, but said they were kept in the neighbor- ‘hood to protect the public from ; os ee Ite said Russo had of- fered him $100 to be distributed for charitable purposes, but he re- 'jected the offer as he considered it “blood money.” He said several! gangsters, sought by police, hac been found in HRusso's station. "he Bromide VCuinine. s5e¢ Cod Liver Oi, ius - Horehound | or Fruit Tab., ee s he Autieamede Tab! ets L5e Chloride Lime Hed Dev il Reach Ie Sewing Machine oil, 1@e Cotton, absorbent. ike bLipseom Salts. ; Oc Cod Liver oli Cape. i Manila “Chrar, i ’ 65c Revirin Tablets 100, 1 39c Candy in Glass _. 15c Bandage, 2-in. .. 5c Yucatan Gum ... 15c, 25c, 35c Peroxide. . 20c, 40c Rock Candy . 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH It Donel FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26. 1926 _ ae to William Lenmr, fup with the other crafts. PAGE4 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - = a ape © | Ben ANS bemneen presets Fi cause of the planned to open the new addition, a w= «BEATEN WOMAN ‘oe ORK Oa HOSPITAL |Sises st he scons to hep) frre movie, see fu 3 j iniinnincnpncnilnantneentineetint | mt | nardi, a Australian. : By the Associated Press. 2 | OE 315.600 | PARIS, Nov. 26.—Nellie Melba. | | | COI a OE ae Se ee Connection Is the singer, has “adopted” young Ce ex, ~ = ¢ (‘Made on Oil Burner. Ag whose tenor voice | | @y : .. eee | electricians. \ Batt! Bernardi, L. 7 will be trained by Lapierre for a a atetke of wice threatems to cause a suspe.sion Melba promised to get Bernard! 4 ; ae. of work on the $275,000 addition to) = engagement a Sey is “Ss ‘ : the Lutheran Hospital, Ohio ave-, | t : t was = Se ee Ad st © Cee BPRS. TCE Rey oP tty tree eke : eee Te poms si ; , EEE I CA EOS SCRE. Seen RUE ARCS. RN eS 4 a ‘ 3 valid as J tant vot all 2 . : ° . -~ , ‘ + ay ae ‘ “Soe. aA 2 OS TEP ara “LIONS, te vit’ aCe Bi SPIGA EARN AS beh Sa ay eer ee a eee eT ep seine : , vg , ®. pes J “ a) . i alee eh a te ee sini MR PESTS. Tia CEI IY aay Mee ay 5 ee Deg ey Pa Bia Lis Sb, gg “ * Ete aria AME ge Le Sine: , iis « a Os 4 tw 2 Rats. iM ns LA at ity a ge ee Mae tne ce Jigs smd ore ey . gg a are St ATO CS eee ye a J Sancta oy ‘Fie ’ ae a SAE Sine SAMI SR oot lp. Ty Australia, whence he came, and la- a ee eee ter to aid him in obtaining an nue an otomac 5 ’ American debut. Bernardi has been : . working as a proof reader on a Mrs. Nellie McKillop Held newspaper while studying here. os A) te gree learned todar. The strike was called by Arthur agent of the ee eRe TRS Schading, business .* * ting Se 3 for Homicide, Though @ tag a : f Electricians’ Union, after an elec-| = Coroner's Jury Admits = 1 7 (trical connection on an oil burner) | Order Christmas ¢ ¥ , in the old hospital building is el-: | . , lewed to have been hooked .pby & 2 . i } an employe for an oil burner con- Fruit Cakes hg ow : ag eC k ] igh ts Soe eae 7 | She Acted in Self-Defense _ : cgueend g 7 cern, a nonunion firm. “This is in T Be Although a Coroner’s jury today iccord with the policy of our or - held that Mrs. Nellie McKillop ganization requiring that a job be n as far as we are con-/ | mellowness, taste Busy Bee’s “Supreme” j uti on » = - “ 4 2 DP a her common-law husband, PA aie a _ im a | ina? : * i este a ene ae canal ant Brand. The name may be copied— | 1 on VY eR Cc A dd Wiil St . * : t ! ‘ — yy The bride of today will ec aiiataeen “Sh gens one oat cd . ~ he the hostess of to Oe teen ms wanletl Cae od the bailding at the end of this! & but not the fame. Business Firms give self-defense, ae eS | them to employees and customers year : She will ap- a teed nd Mrs. McKillop. Se morrow. She P of re vost aa ei A aoeeanttitimmremecccindl | | after yeare~ and as personal gifts there is ] = preciate a set © Ste ogaee dungeon i no finer value at the price. 80c pound. | a COINp Ce c ling Flatware with 14 OS et a — Wissmann, a bartender, was, = | Cc SAT A ° : a | protects eai Se ena eee LS) Age improves them....and for rare > - + re, —_ t Bay " » me x ti aaa 2% aioe Ves Bae Pah RPE TERA tat iP rtgn SF yee perl a Mob ILS. Spe: se age ohne AON Soa Ce Re ea the grand jury in $5000 bond. MRS. NELLIE McKILLOP. wware to match. ieee meee: Hollo - killed after he had returned home, jn, and when I ran upstairs ftom | t ow } . . Sox to their|a neighbor's on the first floor, he | t | runk early yestergay ‘oo ‘“ ; ; te | d C d ~ i | + RD uarters at 1529 (rear) Franklin| said he was going to kill me,” she | Sun ay an Y pec a BOLLAND fe | siaeesaiaii On the witness stand to- testified. “When ee to mre | : | | | pa -Killop said she stabbed Kitchen, he began to at me and | . ; | : > " : j sop oamenomaaea B a2y. aie a porate knife when he|I picked up a knife and cut him SS | Assorted Nut Fudges. Satin NutStraws sj (177¢ ): — — ee on the neck.” ~ | : + : | ) a testified Wissman beat Mrs. Mc-| Ch ; h Y ars | € ings or 4 ‘ . . . een ¢ oe gH erisn jor re 1 | sk ; } ling is quite so liop frequently. City Hospital | 11. Ps aaa fy Hotei JEFFERSON |=ee"es sees: | Sec | Mi 288.2 the face an ody. She told the ment of blue-white diamoncs | | , aw eros a smali at oO rignt- | ‘ cae in 38-k, wht id settmes. | Boston Brown Bread | se nih | O | police —— became drunk a 38-k. white = onsen | n , : ‘| | % pe colored silk, trimmed or n ° s tee . . r ‘ ee ee aer 2728 " 1, |i, - i} \ 7 , :, . sa eavibath f rong a gg seandtiansed priced as high as $159. } Jelly Pound Cake } | i , completely covered with Announces 'as a laundry worker Specialiy Priced Now at 1 Sugar Doughnuts. at . Special. ; doz. 30c a ry | a embroidery in silk or me- aE | ey mene nga | 7” : i iS s/t : llic t! ds. This is th August Lange, 65 years old, who iH AAFTERN( " N aot Laer en eo hich ae i i/ 4 j Hat that the. Millinery Saturday mite dances . . . excellent [lived alone in a furnished room a: | Royal Chef” has achieved true gastr | es. Salon sponsors for mid- . . : 13855. aston avenue, was found 4 io istry aoe, = service . . .new lighting effects . . . gunk in bed. eines “aeiboen nomucal artistry... . 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Price with- ‘ ~ m -. “* : $250 ; , ° ‘ . ca = - 1 aad ¢ Leadership in the field of Radio has been attain = | 7 \ear | aS ’ x : ‘ by Wurlitzer. Its present command the musical industry has made possibl: . ‘ , ‘ ‘ : . achievement... [gue leadership can those who best serve the public. We invite vo e] WVurls ei — : — — _ —_ J | A : . a - ; | , : . © ” ; ws Wurktser Radie 7 to come in and see the newest creations in Wur- " 7 > — =—ep Console Model Five, i 4 fy litrcer Radio—creations that are destined | Model Three, siz tubes, duo con | | Lo ‘ ‘ ‘ I : 7 ~ 9 . nr, tuPes. ’ tro. Price unth- . ; radio history. Here vou will find the mos : ania saniataiat out accessories | ' Ph ’ Silk ’ , - + y F . . an * : plete line of radio receiving sets, loud speakers, | ee , * $145 | | Ocnix Wl batteries, power units, tubes and accessories in the : | : | Hose. $1.95 | » - ~ - * we: city. See the wide range of Wurlitzer Receiving 4 en city - the wide range of Wurlitzer Receiving ln All W eights Sets, ten in all, including six console models, three = a d New Col PP Pe: Rian al . coe oe wes and New Uolor of which are in the latest period designs. Perfect ; . : ee ’ ef P a a i a ae ies 7 } . = | as * 20¢€T) £y ji- ashi ili tone quality, maximum range and volume, a de- | | Hous ee r € colectivity ; Ce ote oe | [ ; . ¥ answers every need. gree of selectivity never before attained, utmost ~~. YOu may select the prac- ease Of operation and simplicity of control are r nercecn ee ee — ao ~be ~4 . ] . f , 1 _*-—-> 1 , , e ’* : poe ea as wren “rized sisie top are embocied in these new Wurlitzer models. The Wurktzer “A” Radio a ies. or lightweight with 7 . 7 : 7 . 2 . “ . “ . —_ , Eee o ar _ as ones quality is high—the prices are low, and convenient Wurlitzer “A” end “B" seumis at os Te Vorltsser 'S Sam ee jue sole. or the sheer chif- t f oa = he arr 4 +. dhs cee necessity of an “A : Power Unit. Eliminates hee “SS a.i-Silg from top to toe erms of payment can be arranged. Come—make Power Unit. Eliminates tery. Price, 110-wolkt, ty of ~ | y colors a s price * . os : ‘ the oa - ? —¢ ad . d a . —— “ CO.CFf : triz - WURLITZER CONSOLE your selection where complete satisfaction in radio — ten ao 2% -cycie . $34 2 RADIO. MODEL8. PERIOD periormance and service is guaranteed. $65 60-cycle $35 4 4-H a ; = -4-Hour Hosiery = z Ty . _ ‘ Modei Six, six cubes. Price CONTROL pa a -* Rosiery may be without accessories ~- 3 Periectly mended af a ge " = - se = $85.00 Here, illustrated above. is posi- SA | od » =a = » ghee ee a - tively the greatest Radio value in ‘ . . ‘ ~Saeeag period console. The loud Wurlitzer Cone, the Cunningham Radio Wurkcer Loud Speak- Wurktzer Radio Wurlitzer Trickle g Wurlitzer Radio Wurlitzer Radio Speaker and Unit is built in anc sensation of radio. Re- Tubes. The most evs. Highly reputed to “B” Batteries. De- Charger. Keeps your Certrol Switch. “A” Bae Produces perfectly compiete stock im give the best reproduc- signed to give long reer, f radio battery fully Can be used om tery. = on aa ‘rom highest trebdie note the aty. Thewv ere tion. kte and dependaini- ly | y charged. Economi- any sect. Entire- ome year. Made — SELectivity anc case of op- to the low throb ef a best by test. Prices to} 31 fndtel Ff ity under all - omadi- cai ' fic end - ” erati Nie befare hes dich 4 , aie - mea a : ~ nF BEM ae vee eee : ee Deke A op remegece . * € ae é a Weurliteery Tei-D-Ar Ra- dio, Table — Four, iieicieet Chester’ de tobe. rice shielded. onGcerful in tone, vol- unthoyt accessories. 0 100 - are wis my , , » ain 2 er , 4 . - Te ee & yi 7 Segoe cia - gt, a : . in) ow “n “ys é . ne . p “ ons bin highe ie ag aap bra ane. mene ates. pi © ‘ . va eres ere ae raat Zr ; ead : eGo A hy te Ree ke, nye Na ‘ . =P 5 . ’ 9 5 BO, ia 5 ht basta i . ” — ” : : ~ ae . edie wie ; ohesncgiecssi dive Neat: “ i? wie ee aN Sioa eh atinlenih iat ' , ae ee ae we = iain sit‘ ptanieae) ‘ Posen ss ‘ Bend at fi — - ros b EON fen ¥ oS - 5 . : ¢ ‘ 2 ¢ ier bay oe. 2 Bi Sy . a a 4 Wy : @ ‘ . v 2 . ~ : , : rsp as Oe ee aes Sia . 3 é : ; aera Bi ti Ny : Ra ee ae Vokes : enthusiasts. WURLITZER CONSOLE Free Demonstrations Any Esening on Any Wurlitzer Radio To Prove Superiority in Distance, Selectivity and Clarity Chp and Mail Coupon Today : | B ; Sh , $5 | “@ Yoys’ Shoes, ee ae ates SIGN, eee DIAI og WURLITZER, 1006 Olive Street Poise. sn or a TROL 6 N= ~ Please send me a copy of your new illustrated Wurliezer e: built te endure the aevere Z $49 po o Uris amc knocks to —— a el . N : as ~?* Shoes are subject Model Ten, same as Mode! mated alene ext ha $ } Se «=. > «or black calf, with bal- Mime exe has ftp = . 7 . ee. = @ - owed spt ft ftve & contams ¢ 6- sct.e ‘ wec uv S rT OFe ne <= Sizes “ “ey areet toe last. s2e8 tr to 134 Price. with rrristanc ¢ coupled. Prc ce cccamess $39 Tees cowed Pre 1006 OLIVE ST. Between 10th & 11th /- ees East St. Louis Store 309 Collinsville Av. : os * Aer e Fe ee Ea i be RI, End i a & al i ORE Re AN

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+ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ - oo -6, 1926 eee = apletely ‘S ears. nd throat AD to the POST-DIS- RESULTS—3-tume Ads for ANYTHING. Le UNCLUMB LT AS Te OL y Os /rOry Osu Org Sroreyrave @ \Tetretenisé EEEEEEEEEEEEEeaneeaneeetineemeeee ttt oe a ‘ Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Payable in January ER & FULLER Are Bright With Silk and Metal Embroidery >10 Nothing is quite so smart with a fur coat, as a small Hat of bright- colored silk, trimmed or completely covered with embroidery in silk or me- tallic threads. This is the Hat that the Millinery Salon sponsors for mid- season—the one that is perfect for the holiday parties about to begin! There are so many styles that it’s difficult to keep your choice down to one Hat! (Third EFloo a \\ 4/4 ai Humpty Dumpty Circus Set $1.25, The little boy who likes to play circus can do all sorts of tricks with this clown, mule, ladder and barrel. Complete for. .$1.25 Erector Set $3.98 Engineering feats in min- lature will be a simple mat- ter for the child who owns an Erector Set. complete with book of instructions and pictures of models. Dump Truck A sturdy steelcraft model, made of sheet steel and fin- ished in black—modeled aft- er the commercial GRAND-LEADER Little Princess Theater. Saturday— Presents “Tutti-Frutti Ferdinand The delightful story of the adventures of Ferdi- nand will be presented to the children at 1:30 and again at 3 p. m. No charge for admission. Special Luncheon with lollypop favors is served in our Restaurant from 11 to 2:30 for 60c. (Sixth Floor.) WV KAURYHL AA, 7 ~ > Bright Red Fire Truck $5.95 Complete with hook-and- ladder and hose reel; comes —the workshop of Santa Claus, where the children) i, pandy when the alarm is ‘can shake hands with Santa and tell him what they sounded that the doll’s house want for Christmas. In exchange for a 25c ticket, | is on fire. each little visitor will receive a Christmas gift of | Mi sense Dicdle $9.98 Dressed like a real] little girl, with crisp organdie dress and* bonnet to match, this pretty Doll with flutty curls will go to sieep and say “Mamma.” Desk and Chair A roll-top Desk and a re- volving Chair—finished in oak—a gift that will please a manly little fellow of the | value from merry old St. Nicholas himself. Table and Chairs $9.98 An attractive set for the murs¢ery; consists of large- size porcelain-top table dec- orated with A. B., nursery chairs figures and two Typewriter _A small Typewriter with Standard keyboard is built on the same plan as the large commercial | gifts. C.’s and, ; ‘ped with quality tools. Type- | Tool Chest $12.98 Your young son will be delighted if he finds a Tool Chest among his Christmas This strong Chest made by Stanley and equip- Speed Bike Well made and unusually strong with rubber-tired bi- cycle spoke wheels, and ad- justable seat and handle- Special Attractions in the Misses’ Store Make Saturday Shopping Profitable A Special Group of Fur-I rimmed Coats ‘68 Of special interest are the Coats of novelty materials—soft, big plaids, all- over mixtures, tapestry tweeds—so Sat- Misses Frocks Are Unusual in Style, at 162 «1°25 Very new, indeed, are the combina- tions of two colors in Frocks of Geor- gette, and crepe Dresses with sleeves of qd paar Anes elas: aPillinnetirs ‘aan tn AB ath ok es (ate Oot . a ‘ _ x2 - . a es * “9% — ——— - — . -. 7 ofr rs aoe POOL PTY ma ME ge ’ Py ae! ie TR - f V er — ne ae ee — a. vee o ap to ” Ar night oe + “9 e . ms - > ae - “> ae ‘ 7 . » - — s \ > * p- pa ag 1 ° ward ea. = Sm , oo en " wm oy * a ~~ ri 4 , Ssh i eT mp ny thorny y 1 A rin a ~ . . os Gy Aap , erm wo ite > > > Sore Re, «es * 6 ere poe '* Lote = Georgette and trimmings of embroidery on collar and sleeve. Brief skirts flaunt pleats in unusual arrangements, and bands of velvet form a rich trimming. Many new light shades are introduced. (Misses' Store—Third Floor.) isfactory for all-round wear. Coats for dress occasions, too, in the rich colors of the season, applying furs generously on soft suede-like and high-pile materials. Each will impress you as remarkable! trucks ween ceeeh 98 house $16.75 | writers, and priced at $74.75 | bars ~ +» are 4 . ‘ > : - panaenngyes oy a Ap erteas nga an heey - “ * ge ee Ox “egy ; - ony eae Mt nate ihe Poesy - me, me . : id tate. wpe A oleae Pr ~ eer a 7) “ rs ‘ f niente “ “ pd 7 — 7 a ee kf $ ee ee a a pee eng = ee eee - ae ee ee ee 4 wT. TE Tare Tees ¢ | o> ieee « Ae”. SF . at, eh @ pany a a sadlee : . ws 2 os war tave AiO MeO arerrsenger. Ye ora ep Bouat PRO BE TE NARI ‘ ise - ha hil : ae ee * one anager venereal - Lhe ee EON CARLIN LR NE RN GRO Nt REE CAN tO LE NT A ON NOR I LOA GES LOLI DO LL GES ALLL AAA . . a ~ em we aoeat aaernareehe A ous ae paamalddedl nA eendntill Ah, acbeeterrtiete nigh " > > ee mia reed enn 00 POD (ett toes eA ee IONE ew vm a be é Ader oneal bits ntieented ntee ereanpens . P ° ° . v etal athe nee . * en * wry ‘ a . - ~~ ined Wiper eNO a : hs ‘ ——- ' . , ae ® Bie a x 7 — ’ leder ¢ . na as ga teal Ne Gen. ‘ A tt me ae Sener Te nt a rs ee. ’ Y bn — were > — a watrnyra-vekes eda it PA nine eso OE ~ - ‘ ‘ on . 2 = ~ os aun oe . ern - panes ‘ fo " « . ~~ cary ent RET | CaP a aay Male 5 eaten + Sy cdg tty tetoavar ae srt r . tone wre 4 pte at Pag ae ev? ey oy wow , jctnding * vera. “— Bevem ose oe ; . _— _ Pee 6 ee ee 5 Po. 4 wv” re — & | ~ lied ~ o-*. oe * oe * «ene wie A ~ Pe >* “rare GR I RR: ah ee , > — e e Inter-City Bus—just like the big ones that go to Chi- cago—with friction motor, for $2.98 Steam Shovel—a Steelcraft toy made of sheet steel is unusually strong and sturdy, for $2.98 ._ Pedal Cars for the small children are finished in bright red and have rubber pedals American Flyer is an Electric Train with N. Y. C. lo- comotive, 2 Pullman cars and observation car... .$9.95 China Dinnerware—17-piece set of blue and white chinaware for the dollv’s tea part: . $2.79 Tinker Toys are delightful wooden construction toys that all the children love; each | a dws Geo ee Te ~ -~ cs \ i Mita (Toyrtown—Fifth Floor.) mart Gloves With Novelty Cuffs $3.45 Whether the Glove is kid or capeskin, it is finished with a little cuff trimmed in a contrasting colors. Many i 2 : attractive styles of fine im- Afford Style That Pleases Boys— $ O8 Economy That Pleases Mothers Spates pneogeas urlitzer Tel-O-Ale ported Gloves are available dio, Period in all colors at this price. Model Two, six (Giloves—Main Floor.) . Price, with AID These Coats, made expressly for our Boys’ Own Store, are excellently tailored in the popular plain box-back, English models of fine, heavy- weight Overcoatings. They have convertible collars and plaid wool lin- Checks, plaids and fancy mixtures in all popular colors. 214 to 15. olin a ¢ Setd & i~ St, GUM EP Rie a ar ns hh bet is Ra ashes cede ele a eee BOT EN yD nay ie oi iy Seppe 7 yep ae ‘x oP Royston -J r. Overcoats wee ) Pe ee 3 lt TY : - Pian ght EAE pein bn Re rca A AEE RMON. 96 AI art 9 BS be eo pint Looe minsbeag -~ ” ' : cael 54 RMR a moe evereews aw ow capt edi pO dn - carte ane . - . $225 Wurlitzer Com ee ee | oe PHS FER an ono: | ieTTA 1S ie =/i f\ =i noe. aph, Console : : : . as : — Siodel gix tubes. Operated from house light Sheep-Lined Khak: Sport Coats, $7.98 Made of khaki mole- skin cloth with heavy sheep linings and high sheep collar. Have four pockets and belt all around. The favorite with boys of 6 to zo. Blue Regulation Overcoats, $10.98 The small boy will be proud to wear one of one pair each of long these attractive Coats of trousers and golf’ knick- blue Melton cloth with ers. They -re tailored in bright red flanne] lining, double - breasted style; brass buttons and sleeve plaid or checked patterns emblem. 2’: to 8. Or mixture. Sizes 7 to 14. Royston-Jr. Two- Pants Suits, $15.98 Ideal schoo! Suits with ee ee ee ee ee) ee ee beatin ter De Phoenix Silk ‘Hose. $1.95 In All W erghts and New Colors Phoenix full-fashioned Silk Slery answers every need, md you may select the prac- “ai service weight with Mercerized lisle top and Sdies, or lightweight with lisle sole. or the sheer chif- fon all-silk from top to; toe many colors at this price. ; me bh raw FD he PCW pelle dunal, , he eee NOR ere) Se aus SME enn Wena ee Boys Inband Caps The arrival of real Winter days makes these Caps extremely desirgble, for they have in’ nds to be turned do over the ears. Gray or brown woolen fabric, have “unbreakable visors and are in sizes 61% to 7% Tom Sawyer Lumberjacks Tailored of all-wool Lumberjack mate- rial, in new, large checked patterns. They Here is Important Saturday News have sport style collars. knitted bortm For the Fashionable Younger Set | Such Party Frocks Junior Coats You l] Want Every One of Theml Sports and Dress Styles at 16% » $35 $ 3 O 90 to 9 5922 How would you like to go to the party Choosing a new Coat is such fun— there are so many styles to try on, until in pink Georgette trimmed with pink at last you decide on the one that 1s per- chiffon velvet? Or in primrose taffeta fect for you. Coats of dashing sports with orange velvet bands? Or in coral materials with fur collars. And dress crepe Romaine edged in rhinestones? Coats in straight and bloused styles, of There’s a Frock here to make you look just as you'd like to look! Sizes 13 to 17, the new materials. Sizes 13 to 17. New Frocks for Girls Girls’ Winter Coats $16.75 to $25 $8.95 to $14.75 Girls will adore the new crepe de Style is of just as much importance in Coats for the 6-to-14-year set as for chine Frocks in high colors—some with grown-ups. So you'll think when you velvet trimmings in darker shades, Oth- er Frocks are of jersey, and many com- see these smart little Coats of mixtures and plain materials, fur trimmed. bine two fabrics or two colors. 6 to 14, (Thiré Fleer.) Tom Sawyer Shirts Imported English broadcloth Shirts; white, solid tan or blue and novelty checks and stripes. The Shirts are ex- cellently tailored’ in collar-attached style; very desirable for $2 00 . Oa e 24-Hour Hosiery dress wear, 12 to 14%4......... . Repair Service Silk hosiery may be Perfectly mended at ‘ttle cost; Runners of 7 thread, 35c. Each ad- ditional thread, 5c. Pulled threads, one inch Or less, 15c; 2 inch, 25C¢. (Mosiery—Malin Floor.) (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Floor.) The Teen-Age Section Tailored Girdles for College Girls $3.50 This is the little Girdle that you will want to take back to college with you; it is daintily made of sat- in and elastic; edged with lace; lightly boned to gently hold the figure and give graceful smooth lines which are so desirable under the sheer little dance frock. Footwear for JuniorGirls Street and Dress Models at $5 and 56 The Eleanor, is a D’Orsay model that she selects for the dances and teas. Patent leather with medium low covered heels. Its price is $6. Wurlitzer Redie Storage “A” Bat tery. anteed for one year. 1” two sizes. $17.50 8 $15. The Cheer Leader, a smart Slipper of alligator in the four eyelet style with cut-out pat- tern, $6. bite mannish Shoes are sents to endure the severe oe anc knocks to which d T eee are subjected. ~ wa lack calf, with bal- Rize s¢mi-broad toe last. I to 6. Sizes a I to 1334. . $4.25. Love’ Stroes—Main Floor.) | Boys’ Shoes, $5 Come in to see the many pretty accessories and charm- ing gift novelties that have just arrived. If you are very wise you will select these dain- ty little intimate gifts now. ' (Corset Section—Second Floor.) The Campus, a smart Oxford with welt sole and rubber heels; of tan calfskin trimmed with lizard, $5. (Junior Gitrle Shoes—Main Foor.)

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 26, 1926__ PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee , ] * Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Entered on December Statements, Payable in January Plan to Come Early : = ~ =r 7 Early selection in the After-Thanksgiving Sale Apparel is advised, while the assortment of sizes Papular, standard and sacred numbers including : “Cryin’ for the Moon,” “Because I Love You” and 1 lint a 7, = . aa others. styles at its best. _ £ | Also Imperiais Word Rolls 49c poe Mail and Phone orders filled promptly. — : ie Olive and Locust trom Ninth to Fes Player Rolis Shop—Sixth Fleer. : - Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Telephone Orders—Shoppers’ Aid—GArtield 7500 omy -Saturday—Be Sure to Profit in This Event That Provides ExtremeSaving Opportunitig AtierThankséiving Sale of Apparel] ON THE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS IGHT at the height of the season—while there are still months of wear ahead—we offer these substantial reductions on Smart Winter Coats and Dresses for Women, Misses and Girls. Decisive Savings may be made by choosing from these Extraordinary Value Groups. Out- of-town Visitors as well as St. Louisans will find Saturday an advantag- eous time to make selections. Replenish your wardrobe for the holidays. ; CO ATS Misses : aioe Regular $59.75 Coats $ About 40 Sample Regular $69.75 Coats Coats that | $79. t were $85, Regular $79.50 Coats $125 and $175 SPORTS, UTILITY AND DRESS COATS va * irk ae. = IN ot ope mE ony an fat aa ye iy dt > bie 3 fi we Y - Ee te Protease P ‘ , Oar = , nie ; ’ i AS : é % OES Oe at: RE? Oey ae ae Le gaicns “| . iS “eet ¥ yi > : TA pe uy CAR, CORE SBE DOLE RG ROE LILI LE OSIM i LEN VIS gS eae ole e ¥ - . aly er a aa ee . yd - . Sy guste yes 4 a 2 [ae ey * pot ° Pah #4 geet est ait aie cls: it Se AETG ei oi os A ’ 5 $6). BB. AS ik ae a a PS te Pia a eee See si elpilebier ds ues lo Sse xe ae > Pew 6 eee) ee meee © eee “ ead de rom : rs a ard Ware eps Fl tA a ae ae CRF pny be oan oe ae Fy BR Ti a0 Dee Bi! Ng RA -g ee 5: hes % hee Shar optiet hs et MSGS WAT cera hes ire seers na: t Net itRC RE Sipe ~ y z ‘ . J - . 4 2 “4 a sh ist UR Pht a AR te, ies ns antes oh espe ede oe Ai Vie 4. ae ee Vaden - 4 a ey a Om a ee ied ah P f , BT Nae Semele ; ve Tic Glee SaaS aie \ Cae a : wie PB VRB, ~ ee 4 5 a > Pi ? igs iw, -" . ~~ - 2 oer 2 Women s_ | . 2 SS | | VS o “em — : SS Teer a ; w ee po - Se ceeeeeetiieenneeee = i Regular $85.00 Coats The season’s : High-type Coats Regular $89.75 Coats smartest styles and Regular $115.00 Coats with luxurious a : fabrics, richly trim- Regular $125.00 Coats trimmings of fox, Regular $135.00 Coats beaver, squirrel Regular $97.50 Coats med with beaver. ae 5 squirrel, wolf and Regular $150.00 Coats and wolf. Regular$115.00 Coats ae SPORTS, UTILITY AND DRESS COATS | MODELS FOR DRESS AND GENERAL WEAR —— ~—— “mre he . 2 a ae ne a em es — enn ee ee rr AR nc - Women’sDressesReduced | FF QA UP) westnya Regular $29.75 $ ? 3 Silk and cloth street and after- ag = rig : We have sseembled Coal > | f & from better ines in a8 from >. . to noon Dresses selected PRPS & Mi : co se trae aa ferred with Beaver Squi $45 Dresses ‘er.ais are ot extepucntas Wolf and oteer wan our own regular stocks. is rr g : E hw a eh # cuality and the dctalis ii re Individual Higher-Priced Gowns for Women and Misses o> er? i | Fart . , y Se = - . . Jes. The colors inc! e nothing to be desired. S . i ee mpm ame ———- | ae ie : : i naam Regular $285 White and Silver Brocade Evening Gown, $185 | = . — . Black. ms I : 5 t Regular $195 Pink Chiffon and Gold Evening Gown. $r125 Regular $295 Nemser Peach Velvet Beaded Evening ©] wt tn t Regular $2310 Tea Rose Chiffon Dance Frock. t Regular $4905 Worth Mode! Evening Gown. t Regular $275 Green Chiffon Dinner Gown. : Regular $245 White Satin Dinner Gown. Regular $250 Velvet Robe de Style Evening Gowns. 3 Regular $2so Bouffant Velvet Dance Frocks. t Regular $2g5 Black Lace Afternoon Gown. * W we 41@a WwW Vw Ww wT. $is5 a N lar $:so White Chiffon and Gold Lace Evening | Bee AZ call uf | Gown, 3 $o5 ‘ eae a i ea : H : gher -Priced Coat 5 : Regular $150 Pink Chiffon and Gold Lace Evening Gown. $6> — | - -” ~ PT Yen ? 7 7 -_~ - . —_ - a - - ‘ Regula: $295 White Velvet Evening Gown. t Regular $135 White and Silver Evening Gown. ; eee: = : Big t Regular $275 Yellow Chiffon Dance Frock tr Regular $225 Gr ’ $rs0 Bese ah avi ) 4 esses of the Seaton feature Regular $1sc Nemser Cloth Dresses. Regular $250 Black Velvet and Lace Nemser Dinner . Se A: a. - S notable group. Coat Regular $2as Faille Afternoon Gown, Agnes mode! Gown, eo — : Sise i ~ ' BUS a which are the verw essence of Camported) : Regular $225 Sunbeam Velvet Afternoon Gown. $i50 es ET aia “a . Pa Regular $185 Black Satin and White Georgette Nemser t Regular $375 Blacl tin Aftern wr, ugh . : Reg: $3 Black Sa Afternoon Go Agnes Afternoon Gown, $rro ~ tot f/f oo model (umported : z Regular $:so Nemser Black Satin Embroidered Aft- Regular $250 Semitailored Street Frock, ernoor Gown. $95 r Regular $195 Goid Evening Gown, I Regular $1so Nemser Black Silk Faille Afternoon Gown. $95 Regular $225 Brocaded Dinner Gown, rs Regular $r2s Nemser Navy Cloth Embroidered A‘f+- Regular $225 Nemser White Chiffon Evening Gowns ernoon Gowns Sos with Pastel Beads. $-< * " . —_ r an ae — , oOeet .. “-. mn 5 ao rd rr Sonor ” eos + Y 7. FF f : al A id = i ABOUT 30 BLACK DRESSES, =; PRICE, 4 | | ‘wba - ; : SO ES TE eae eae eae «a + a © = ' CHOICE OF : IN THE SPORTS APPAREL SHOP_SECOND FLOOR . Se REE 7 Values to $28 Extra-Size Junior Girls’ Coats i | NOTHING RESER At Decisive Savings—In Three Groups Our Very Finest © Sports Dre ae sses Dibemnne $1 8.50 $28.50 $44.50 Regular $25, $29.75 and 4192 | A SPLENDID assortment of Smart Fur-trimmed Winter Coats takes [iE . $35 Dresses. == : a from our higher-priced stocks and closely marked for immedi? Ty Silk and Ra HIS includ . 7 : selling, including styles for dress and general wear in sizes 13 to 17. AB . | gi © group inciudes smartly tailored one and two piece made of beautiful materials, with collar and cuffs of rich furs. if sports styles in finest, heavy quality Siam Crepe and Flat : . , a Wool Jersey and Velveteen. Women’s sizes. 34 to 44. Biel $45 $ 75 1) J unior Gir ls F r ocks | eguiar J to g/d TESSES At Greatly Lowered Prices—T hree Groups isses’ sizes, 14 to 20. Group of Regular $5.95 Jersey Sports Dresses. Street and Afternoon Dresses of Satin Crepe, $5.95 $7.95 $10.75 : w : a ! Canton Crepe and Crepe Georgette in sizes 42°, This collection of Dresses includes frocks of silk. wool and velveteen eae = $1 95 to 50° 2. combinations for all occasions. Some in broken sizes. but all sizes 13 eo. Misses’ Sizes, ° Vandervoort’s Extra-Size Shop—Third Floor. : i? years in the group. A few slightly soiled party frocks, too. 3 aciadiie | Vandervoort’s Girls’ and Juniors’ Shop—Third Floor. ee Saeed nee , FRAAAAAUAUw& i, nn. a A rr 7’ 2 0 wo 1 =e caineneiatenieeie ae —

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e Early -Thanksgiving Sale of assortment of sizes and cust from Ninth to Te portunities rel cA as ¥ . —— iz aS — nal ee - — ~ eT eer N ee ee a mee et ---9T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ — ~_— — ~~ —_- a we eee ee Se eee aun Gotham Gold Stripe Silk Stockings Ideal for gifts! Their exquisite beauty and well known wearing qualities make them welcome always. Gotham A complete selection in the smartest shades. prices start at $1.85. luxurious ings of fox, ver, squirrel wolf. WEAR / 4 Oats ee Groups $44.50 ed Winter Coats taken ly marked for immediate ar in sizes 13 to 17. All of rich furs. ocks ree Groups ee *$10.75 | f silk, wool and velveteen | , sizes, but all sizes 13 to y frocks, too. 3 Third Floor. A Lring detail. wer Fr « Prints -* “ese RENN eee ce ret SIAL ; (GION?) > t: f “ese fy ENS Ved ioe ee a aise thay? wees bd ot, 4 ee Oe noe owns oot My Oe te Se Od ote 1 pet bal Ter See gnats. ed ~~ CMY, | anders ela ere ede Ti" prc emee ee et" HI EA LITT PTTL ome’. Ne os Neca Se eS soli Lr wont rel CeRERP SL S204 tec eedrteetoees. PP Pals eben st ee COATS REDUCED vy Wonderful Values Featured at We have assembled Coats from better lines in an ir- resistible group at $39. Ma- terials are of exceptional cuality and the details leave nothing to be desired. Smartly furred with Beaver. Squirrel. Fox, Wolf and other wanted furs. The colors include the nev Blues, Browns, Grey and Black. In all sizes. ALIN Higher-Priced Coats Special at The outstanding style suc- cesses of the Season feature this notable group. Coats which are the verv essence of Style, quality and workman- ship. Richiv furred with Natural and Dyed Squirrel, Beaver, Dyed Fox, Platinum Wolf, Krimmer and Silver Fitch. Choice materials. Smart shades. All sizes. KLINE’S—Third Floor Ut lnre COLIOTS. Handkerchiefs Ihe dantiest Parisian novelties are shown _nusually attractive are the new French in linen or | , Many charming styies, featuring nand embroidery are offered. DRESSES ' REDUCED Two Extraordinary Groups Bring 2000 Smart election tis ICat- the world renowned Reynier Kid Gioves and Wear Right Chamois Suedes. Every fashionable shade and decorative is Gloves for $1 to $7.50 “TL Suk, 25c to $2.00 hat . Poetese ete sate wer eel Pa Te % oA*2 Pee * alt WU x hen done big - Bare, - 8 > emery by ° faked | | BARTS in many L oe veel 1088 ahs MURS OT I EE ILE, © Ie ONE ONT LITT aa ets ae eer aan eit ee ee oe ee ae th) OPEL lt pte ee ee ld pert beauty advice. The cieverest nex leatured in tbe Many striking color eftects Toiletries iete service Cosmetics teat ig 4 Grev and Helena Rubenstein's Preparations. Fx The eelection of fine perfumes , ‘ ’ ateauk \ J _ wry + exceptionally large including the odeurs most celebrated French Perfumers. 50c to $27.00 Umbrellas—Scarfs ideas are to be eeen in Un brellas—the unusua! amber handles, Il6-rib frames and choice silk coverings. New acaris are ocked patterns = q new Persian and ! Umbrellas... .. $4.95 to $16.50 ee .. $1.95 to $15.00 : i@re v dil ie perienced sh d . . — Brass noveities of —=CHARGE PURCHASES BALANCE OF MONTH PAYABLE IN JANUARY (Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off.) pper « WE Cia ; ded xv hat to VIVve, - ~~ —— -_ —_ ee -_ eps _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ee te ee > lewelry ae lhe usual in novelties await vou. Hur greus Ul Christmas Gifts. Of especial inte the new Neck Novelties of Crvstalia and Grotto Blue 0c to $22.50 Linger: s Ne? te Kiine Intimate Anaardl tas alan 1 ee) B | LIMAatle 4 Ppa se | iiadd aiwd' LA 9 preferred bv those of taste and refine- ment. Dhistinction characterizes | , fire oti¢ction-—pajamas, gowns, negiugees, teddies, stepains and slips. $4.95 to $39.50 The Gift section devoted to Gitt co ' an rentiemen are €specialiv r . ’ | , The selection includes fancy pillows, boudoir nvited to e © special value every day in the year. color range.- Priced at $1.95. Embell ? > 4 > ict ; LIS Lise diy ¢ embroidery and applique. All colors. $9.95 to $65 be e those Ww! afc 7 Mies Caroline Whitne 7 ©) Otsiz ea Zhe ie eS ee ‘ith tiast int ro a ae Ae ‘i . : hy . x el a. ae >

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — EVENING. NOVEMBER 26, 1926 . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _. __FRIDAY BIG SALE ON TOYS| © suas: ove WHOM TO BELIEVE Ge Re Gee racren putas he Ane Tae ture Aone Ue Tor Atte ff 'oy'tome, Woech Mad Been A CHIEF PUZZLE FAR Executive Furniture of Character ‘ MOBILES. LES. VELOCIPEDES. BUGGIES, COA N “ DOLL STER WAGONS, BICYCLES, vertised for Sale. . scoort Ake Lownn IRISH MAIis AND BABY WALKERS.’ AND OUR Oy Phage. ro In Leoni ental the i 6 ress of an institution should be the REPAIRING OF ALL MAKES SEATTLE, Wash, Nov see econ aoa AALLAMILLS JURY hav a the pine for the mur | nave be of Florence fon furnishings of its executive offices. stuffed behind the furnace = e! * Flatly Contradictory Evi The successful experience of this home. dence Leaves Only Cred- house in planning and complet- Jewels valued at $10,900, uswa-’; ing fine executive appointments merits your serious consideration. worn by her, are missing and her = Fidity of Witnesses to LUCKS-ORWIG-LEROI clothi ns was ion where she lites vcore a diamond sunburst. The Guid V ii ; FURNITURE ~ DECORATIONS ~~ DRAPERIES 1117-1119 LOCUST STREET house had been ransacked. The | Rao ma 2° Smee eZ Fs SOA Fe Oe = 7 ree ‘ : * , x , 7 - > ~~ 7 ‘ “ - aae+ } é ew & ee - ~_ ve 1; . a ~on Par _ - v i : U « bl as-- - -- — ~~ -~- 7 _ -~* > 4 ~~ «+ _ . ii," i e . 3) » 1? - ie > ™ _* ; + 77 Fr ~ a iad * « . ~ . x , : i . ae * - ~~ SS ~ * ~~ & ros ~— | J = ter she - Ir A ieate -4J7 aie «4 A — mn" | " ; — *2 ; 4 P yr. 8! ; ; att. ERE RTs Ae At gta eto Be, Ay & P; $ & 4 —we offer several desirable lines of Edwin Clapp High Shoes, regularly sold at $15 and $16. Not all sizes in each style. At *92 and *102 —numerous lines of Edwin Clapp Oxfords, regularly sold at $14 and $15. All sizes in the lots, but not every size in any style. Conflicting Testimony Pr [Ree | 4 i ~~ a On eee ie $s ces : ; e ; ao a 2 3 » = =o S 's 7 td ¢ %s rs v £ a aa oe a ce A 3 ; ‘ i oS 2 3 4 hes se =e : — tye _ om 4 . *s § BS od i s 4 xe 4 7 x =. ‘ et ¥ ge A * : e. - os HS ae a 2 ’ , yz + a os Fak 4 ot . wes + a 3 : ye *; 2. ae aa i 5 . MG ie coh | J . a se is ee Ss Be , £- iy a ae ee oY = fe Ge ss thet b ayy a re 3 oe, a r ¥ fs 3 za 3 » tS “T = i _ 43 Sa S had $ Fa = a) ~ ig Se. a . ; i tg re 3 SO mA 3 “2 > = 7 B 4 a ~ 4 * 2 ¥ ae oe ~ eae % ce x - 3 : x . ‘ . : a E Ps e% " 2 oon ee ay , *53 : 2 ‘. § SAS $ — es ae 2-2 5: ‘By Ses: 2 x : ane 7 a +2 . ee & Ae - - a t a > 2a BLN ice tay é Gens 1 . 2. 7 P: ® . oe , i oom im aoe % y 3 Es G ar 5 & ¥ Bye + . me NI ‘ Pa | bs : 2 o> = : 4 x ; : = " ‘& eS oa é SS Pe 33 eS Ba * Sieee 2 a A : . = te 7 5 - = : 2 3 P : x ral rt , : +. _—. Y - ae ei Py 4 by > | ) ~ ie . 4 os: . a4 & ° ? . eh ee | 4.5 : a J as ss ie Es : 4 bcd so EO j a - a . = i 4 = mae a a > 5 é b: ’ . 3 * : Fr -:4 2 4 ee at os ‘ 2 | ee 2 ‘ . 2 9 ye ge - 2 y } Ce ‘ & : = y Adler Collegian : HE® 7 | OVERCOATS i ay: i e j oo } : ihe z : 30 and $3.00 $35 to $60 SHIRTS $1.65 im perted and domestic proed- cloths—also madras shirts. neckSend end cellar-attached. ‘hites amd neat str: oes. Henry Stevens’ Alibi. =i : 7 | . te aI B : Stevens ; S One of th mn er. es i | 2 . * > : . a] S35) and $4 30 Rr! gees Cinta ssmomcons u --| . “cie ctien oft aie aad pet- 3 . 2 Henry Stevens | / =" r terns Some slaght seconds. $6.00 . , - . - . 9 . —— . . ae | — 4 al ; , " e . - r ; . " ™ ' ~ . 7 ; ; *4 . a 4 ° > . ; i a? ¢ a ~ — . : . ee ae | . . . ~ - - . ‘ 39 . . . . S : . > ; ‘ e . > . .% 7 . " ad a . 4 i "rr Lf ec :3 ; , - = ~"S i-a« ‘ « . ™ : iam : _ —o . > ' _— 4 ‘ —" = . « . ~~ . > - ; = > * : : e . ™ ~ ~ 7 _ — * . s - | Warm. s*yusea Ovwer - a. y ‘ ‘ _ = . : ‘ ‘ ™ ° > ‘ a ms ° coats tor boys from 2 o ‘s ‘ ‘ " : — Sar Y ; _ “ a ‘ ‘ « . i ~ e ° : ales Or ; = 2 . ' . . - r > - > a . — > a : > 2 e ‘ , sr 3 = ° . il “7 . ~*~ a> * ee 7 . ~ > oe ope Age * wreath, Z 4 Pre eee Clud-Lounge Care 0 hee te iti ote 1 atenaee, : wae CDE EI OAT: aE : hag * Bod, Be , i F Lr. Se. Louis 0:45 P. M. Ar. Chicago 6:45 A.M. {Non-stop all deze! train} to 20 years. Excellent “—_ materials im bright | —— (ests’ m Ll SAO! ain a ORI BM Fale PR eon me Phe etn argmaeacim a ee, “ S real . bse » Aa RS rie 7 7 oe —— be sa. NE Pan Ta ay . a — “ ” oer ae ee a * a ee ay LOR ate a A " ae ve 7 : Te ee ee ier ove Gaia Re Lv. Se. Louis 11:45 A. M. belted medela. Solid Fer impermation. cites Room club-lounge car serving midnigh end reeereston: oo rt y 4 mu > $3 . ; . 7 Z ) sa | sa : ~4 (As : - Petes host of friend ho e rith . : | and who declare that she had marks on her face whatever? der at the scene of the murder. or The “LAS ALLE” Ly. ST. LOUIS —12:.uideigir hin : ed tn both plai Ar. Chicago 615 P.M. = "7° gether? . | an seu ee Ar. CHICAGO — 7:40AM he sel Silbsie vhs eau | shades and plaids == Saas ee: °Z85° & $35 Cary Ticker Ogee luncheon and breakfast. Sleepers ready ae oor Carte “0c at 10 P.M. Free reclining seat chair cars. fanart Oe De you believe Mrs. Gibson's Story that ehe saw Henry Carpen- the testimony of a New Ts rk Du TR WASHINGTON AVENUE AT EIGHTH STREET na Mrs. Carpender were @dinfre w th them amd playing bridge at +h. — Comtimecd om Next Page. | SEES I SSAA RASA

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--—.5 7. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , __:FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2%, 1996 —_ | : a ae a . —-, meprsrey WINSIAN (WOUNDED ERNE reeereoet | —_agget, STOUT 40ST) WOMEN FF HA SHINS ing {i i: oS Esizes 38 to 56 BASEMENT 6th & Locust Sts. pe Established 104 Years NAT) | r oft y Ho: All Clothing Sold by Browning King [s Our Annual after: Thanksgiving i 2 Manufactured by Browning King AON CIN SS TRA art EIN I > Dal we vile a — wepaeernten sm - : TT f - te ment omtts CLA ave ee) Sain sedate. « be a ee ”_ —— ey ihe taa . " seats . meets’ : inten vicitihe : ead : 4 i pe APS ee aNF C sat Ota” as ag ; ol : hae v ; . Wg be oa Aen ag ey CR Ra Pe RS ge PE Fen RO PA osabatye’s + aed od eat on png tn s bt bee -4 ‘4 > Y ¥ é iio ay Dy» 3 oh, > os ha. Me ‘ & +! ~ 2 ’ ‘yee ip i ie See , ; . Se Sudd aa ~- &e ‘a ~ : jae ow 4 “ * ; ee ‘as oe he > grea , + ae 4 * awa « Vv Bh 4. .- wt vir, dengan wt » Lane Brvant L d T Shoes for Stout a war waied Pre ear a Many New Colors e U C I O nN S Women Bhan “ee a shies wounded and Styles Make Their a ) — —_ ry shootings here - a . > an iy = &. SO RO nner ones ee ate ee a ee ee cara Pano ee ae: oe aad “ ‘ oe A yt . e ae eeane io od : 75 ang . ¥Ag 25 RI PRE OREN LET TE IR IAI BRINN ARE ES BN IRR! PTT ce ee Ce PPregape, So eR ‘ » Le “« Tei ay ay ae ee oe oy. r rh - } = >» 4% . ; s re né Val ~/ & tne beer W al although of ; Beautiful Fur-Trimmed Reduced! oli otic y ascribe the out basi First Appearance Overstocks from our | | WINTER COATS = ee tee bh ie. UC wens seal bs sot | Sete prions mew stm | a ceat Mawar (Sethe) OTe Christmas Gift great savings Strap brothers of Edward (Spike) O’Don- ' models and pumps. _— apse ioe t who for the pas | Displays — pee => a De ———— 3 De ee er, ag my History has been made since the Boatmen’s was established in 1847. Through wars and business de- pressions, it has maintained its steady, conservative growth— rendering faithful service and do- Papier hit BD rte EN Phy SA > } r) eee ~ eT eC BAI A NE TIN MR AES TINIE Le NM eta AOR RT ING Hm ’ ley cd aretiae Sne> we dss lel go . : . . 1as dared challenge the Values to $5.95 I ye ‘rr trade .dership on the South In Our i Saltis-McEr- mane © 1 mA] Values to $29.85 — to $49.75 essed: os." ya *3= pornbqranst AORN | BOYS’ APPAREL mitinotptinettiiamee denies maanate Ae ee MRLs neha eri ete gitnay Warm lined and interlined Winter Coats, mostly fall fur trimmed and made of fine soft materials in “13: he senson’s smartest styles and colors. The best ing its full share in the upbuilding offered this season in high-grade Coats. ; gla ok Mas ae enlidentitied abe | this mmonweal Dress Shoes, very high t ae “pnlack hand’’ @ They are now here ready for your inspection—the of great co onw th. Such i grade, in broken sizes. seid aT) —~ - me a a : abate all : MIELE tga IY LIE RE Bi Pa ahi IS IN I APE > , ae sy — ‘ 4 Pe veld 4 ‘ 4 he bad" re nite " “+ Seemed ile eoey a a tabs Ca ase or Sa ay Meteiel vile a heme a ee ee mie baaaeariies i POL PCL gO BARS: Oa ole adie mes. f sa ls fing S01 ught t > yee" ve SS OEE S EEO UE EEE LE IE OH EOE EY ONE VERY UU UU NEUE UU UU 6 UU UEUY UH YEU EEN YUEN Y HEU YUU EYE UN EE Us NEU EYE NE HE Nev eee uy VE Ne eEveNY a et ——-— —_— a eee eee ee — Se: - » , tye. oa * a * . . X ry US ee Pra ah alanis reget ye AS ere 0 er vagy rer ee: 80. nie AWM leis iH : Resbehcesvaits. Mier A ae Reick: niet th hii i Deitinention,: SALM WANTS U. n CITIZENSHIP Hiri bh tas ail L Ss Sonar aa f Prufrock-Litton Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORI Nov. 26.—Count . § 4 s a . * ‘ > . ae 4 2. - ’ s&s ee « ~~ oO er em Ay oe De ee re * wet - eta 7 7 ae ah Ae ri ay ~ av | ? a ww» ’ b= pgs : toll a a Sees SOS RED A ee d vas =A He Aa meee ee ee ee ree water st . iia aw! ~ ana 4 , ’ : | ' : : : v beens, 8 iin eh ees eee . a ee ping o’® OrNge w- " . = > vo Lame * i i . “a . . - « . s . t Ss ; | ‘| Men EKIN, Nov. 26 ger Te e e Pri | ' — , , ryy ° ° V 1 recedent which probably will re- ree ty eae tar ee" w/, The Living Room ercoa S Ul g ; sult in abolition of sanctuary in ; a ep! ee .* ‘ i foreign concessions : : vate a HO} Of RA 2 DE TTL Sa ae ee ee for Chinese po- the police of the | indi} ft f » & . ) Bee New and exceedingly smart is this two-piece Suite $35 és $ Oo i | $35 &* S oO ty ] st ritish concessions at Tientsin, act- | r Tb hg: | Pe) ay ’ | with continuous solid mabeinane frame all around backs, 4 Va wes 4. a ues Sy any : j —e nd me : oo I ij | — — eee oe = ~~ * - | \ade in the : i) i cnt arms and base—handsomely carved legs. Prutrock-Litton Factory—superior workmanship. nese civil authorities 14 allege | ) } - ' a % a) . nese communist who will b | , vr £ / ) a a 4 Be; ; g tried under martial la * : JOY Sie eS A The graceful davenport and comfortable armchair 3 §&, | WHOM TO BELIEVE | . _Pe as => ne’ = “ = ~~ a a ah i re pia te Ma Se ee ie i is (ir aa : rtm anes ms Ea ae ce tigtee B . > ee 4 ee code sy ees 4 ee ~ . Fe 2 ey yi . ¥ ead ae ur eons . Yd x Pm ~—s : ai : oy ” 2 ~ 7» vn gS he PL I pa iabidig Era AIGA RNR pl Sa ini lh ll SR TRU N A -il ARR A MER ET CE A tt PORE. Cea toe aaa Reet. — . : 7 ed hes ‘ rs eoquinleiatectansceauiniitadiies —e _— ‘ ae taht Domne? is 0 > pelpet . B 2 Sm, . NE ee ee ee ee ee meg ore org sere ou oe vere ¥ - . “ a ee ity ier” eee ny a ae . : : pa Rt 2 ee ‘ et on" PIE OPM nwt . % ee a a aad Se Re wry en Oe PA pee yr TR rey Sg Baie boy aoe ~4 aga. he Bn ee 7 ; 3 i eee ee ee ee «hanger y ligage! Seagate Ca. “Aa pe > Severe Ae ee Ba ne Fah «SS Om ERT ee ) “ » eas ste Pt > ie Poe Dibner pe, ny ew Sl . =! ~ bahia, Some: cat nae fare) Oe ae, Y" Ryerk - Pe . — " %y >. a : . P ¥ see ag ihe: 7 : fe hod Ping ay oa : ? ‘ . er he s * — oer et ' ° 4 a : » ae : gr Se Ete gl atl ’ . r : : ad i " . 7 sae + > on r a . : a . a4 aah aeeaeeeees ear’ Ee Ma rer > one pee, al ty cite tale eemstaeint iain Seameatt — i ¥ . . 7 ar = —_—- ton aaa Nae annge ASI Rae? HN MINKA IE «CO anh ee as att maine aM The Dining Room $2.50 and $3.00 $1.00 and $1.25 : $1.00 g SHIRTS NECKWEAR é HOSIERY é ; it ‘e ; 16 a wor wins si | | EZ . We Mee Pa ay “ Lrg | | je , | This Suite claims unusual value—of light and grace- : , 6 5c 5) Se ital s Sherer Bs this one: : re 4 ~ f Pi ‘s a ef SBRg * | ful lines—tiddle-back walnut veneer on cabinet fronts. Balance of Suite constructed of plain walnut veneer and Imported and domestic proad- Silk and wool, mogadores W oOts, Sathks and bith u _ : : te s * ‘3 he yes ee ~ pat x : 3 : | ' i . . ss 21 cumwood. . re Hain colors and fancy 1; ——> = ——— , nal “ | ‘ _— cloths —also madras shirts. and miores. New | all Pai- tures. = BR? Ff . q Trey ? 2 ii? rey ‘ f aan , mo? : e alee —_ “one —— — a neckband and collar-attached me 9 patterns. Sight seconds. a a Ee a , . — a fl] oa ee ee Wy . LS , ° te Tris. : i j ; ‘ ‘ ‘ iti > 4 . D s ' a . = (7 | he nine pier ew as chow r} ae {yf ine h sideboard. closed- hites and neat stripes. ; Age tee wl- dp. Oe yy oe a ny eal v ist fr RRR t & tt hy ter Sie ee wo =a ® ee we omen orm ee on WR oe lilt eB: TO ca ABI festa eb CE a table Mle PPP 90 Sta Sikes ee vin ee ee oe - As eylble m ae a nodal Taw Veererew ey © ee 1 & + 1 “ . 2 : : — by ee eT Se —— , : . : : | iT} « Iver os binet. S-toot extension table. tive sid . $7 =) S800 and 89.00 ‘, ! : erirr: p' , , . i il Tl Ca ; 1eft chairs $3.50 and $4.50 $2. SO § $3.00 $3.50 “ HES ; ze he doe Be ’ e that a person 07 | "©? —« eee =" = “4 Ye . ™~ wena and one ari hair, seats in a good grade $ S mi the mentality lie Steven : | =, | —S—== oom > tapestry, now at the special Terry Ty TTT YT Trey SAAR ae SILK GLOVES o , . blac (inforcs. * 7 LStul a iuwver as Senator Simpsot . —— : a= — ue — . . y ® ; P oaigpen irge wet omn #, for more hours and tell the same | / —— Ten Pieces, With Serving Cabinet, Now $223 Grev and tan imported Cape | ples and special pi | ; | - ee ae tans ~ “e 7 scarey methine ae - ket ‘ » irchases Large i beterds in 0 bie , Glo es. Meny are hand-- | Except.onal values. , : pg “a 2 +3 ; ie . a to ‘ , a pe f . ‘ / Pay $39 Cash, Balance of $150 in Ten Equal ‘election of colors and pat- — believe that e were hiding a The A ) y _ ee ¢ Payments—$15 Each Month terns. Some slight seconds. $3.00 and $3.50 uilty secret he would be bound to/# . $6.00 $2.00 and $2.50 SHIRTS : rwo Singular Kpivodes, — SWEATERS UNION SUITS $1.95 fwould Kil her usband and hie at. | Eh er The Bedroom $4.95 $1.65 | ee n 4 at ae Fe ‘Setters tatween thei or that fy ‘ ss ee pr eet Reere wuebite Seldom are we able to otter an inlaid Suite of this , : lium-weight cotton,” in and cnecks. ‘ — | rime then smudge a card with his | f ; St : ' a. = port Coats in gray and #f Medium “% f English broadcloths and dim- ee Rees -thOROhOnOROR ERDAS WOO SS” * ) SOS oo 8 eee www rr,*,” / eee eee eee Tse eeew ee © .", a * oh ‘2 =

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ee. - 7 ae _"S== PAGE 10 4 | A i Q ts q ) ¢ i 2 4 - = 7 : . : ° 4 - : — 2° : : 5 i H : ee Sea : , } a ; &, i ‘ ‘ f ‘ , J 3 ¢ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . 26. EVENING, NOVEMBER a . H. & W. Confiners 85c, $1 and $1.25 Values, Special... 65¢ @ Crepe de chine, bro- cade, lace, ribbon and lace combination, — silk } jersey and brocade com- bination and all jersey Confiners. __ FRIDAY 1926 __ : , : - __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted—Charge Purchases Will Be Payable in January ~FAMOUS~BARK CO OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO, M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Los Aageles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland Complete Assortments of the Leading Makes Afford Best Choice ot Radio Sets for Gifts These Four Groups Are Special Values Obtainable Saturday Atwater Kent Complete for 1/7 Single dial 6-tube Atwater Kent Model 30 in art console ye ches cabinet. With 6 RCA tubes, iY Gs Philco storage battery, aerial kit, built-in speaker and 45 volts of B battery. This Set With A and B Socket Power, $220 Freshman Radios Complete for PEE AAS 4 tt he Se ee > = Tite rte a, o> aE 1 Foo ® 344 v4 : $ LT | ent \ P | ‘@ NS + ‘ime » AN $ 50 Nj ORY) ES : 7 i eT aa (1 7 , } 7 é Ale ) — ARES All-Wool Tweed Coating Specially Priced, Yard, $3.50 @ 54-inch self color all-wool Novelty Tweed Coating in neat check or oblong block effects; especially desirable for | tailored suits and Winter coats. Woolen Goods Section—Third Fieor Sale of Stationery -? $1.75 Gift Boxes for 95c q But one of the groups in an extraor- dinary sale of a nationally renowned make of Stationery, resulting from a special purchase. Correct finishes, and styles—white and tints. Stationery—Main Floor Basement ¥ Saturday We Offer Nut and Hard Center Assorted Chocolates Special, the Lb.... C 9-lb. Box., 75c q@ Centers of caramel, nougat, butterscotch, molasses chips, meltaways, brittle and other kinds — richly covered with sweet chocolate—and provid- ing a delectable feast, fresh from our own shop. TTT TT RP i goa S ~ * — ~ BT epee mers , ‘4 if 7 ij aU RO OY 2 ee | 4 Atwater Kent Complete for "139 Practical Model 20 Compact of the celebrated Atwater Kent make; complete with Very Tasty | i> Ul five tested tubes, 1oo-amp. 1 ‘3 r Philco storage battery, 2 B Pecan Chips | | batteries, C battery, Utah Crisp honeycomb hard te speaker unit and aerial kit. candy Chips with centers In Beautiful of selected pecans; spe- Highboy Cabinet cial, the 4) C POUNC..crcsceeee: 6-Tube Atwater Kent Complete With All Accessories » - > . ¢ a , _ =e , ’ = A = : part _ . = 4s Pete , t, a + ° ‘ « J oo | > its ' i . ‘ ¢ i . t} , } ; ‘he j \\ Special Saturday Offerings of Gift F urniture Eight Groups Which Mean Savings q@ Christmas cheer will in- . deed abound in homes made more charming and comfort- Able with these gift pieces —and note the savings ! ‘ . Treeh$tiersee feeeye eer \é Lee i LM a wwii —— pis oe & ~ > ont ie Rly nm + peopinn “wo titd Marshmallow Package Fresh marshmallows cov- ered with toasted cocoa- nut, black walnuts and chocolate 47 C sprinkles; lb... Par Excellent Chocolates—“None More Delicious’; Ib.........$1.00 ener bmn eewserese ~~ Sd ers ~* ee > . 3 a cs eee tame ~ eer ain oe GO as i akc 1 stain ? mpatess . me ; PERS PY SAT Love tape ase Tips ARS Bi EIT nn >»

+See Pree? ee meee ene on a ssn 7 eR ne RO i Candy Section—Main Fileor Ete oe ee PR Ot een. peep ie aay tnd we ee ee See Se ree b to: “ EM V— Freshman Model 6F3 ~— s-tube Sets in console, with tubes, Philco storage battery, aerial kit, built-in loud speaker and 45 volts of B battery. One of fig xe “ * the most favored Saturday—Sealect Gifts From These ot heat > ~ ~ ~ . - = — uw & One-dial Atwater Kent on ar- tistic table cabinet with bench to match. Equipped with six tubes, Philco storage batterv. aerial kit, Atwater Kent loud speaker and 45-volt B battery. aialine B Oes ~~ * 4 Freshman Sets, With A. and B. With A and B Socket Power, Socket Power, $189 $142.50. Arrangements May Be Made to Purchase Radio Sets on Deferred Payment Plan Radio Section—Sixth Floor | Junior Lamps 2428 @ Junior style Floor Lamps with bases of genuine Italian marble, slender, strong metal shafts, gnd two light socket. The shadegs‘are made of richly hued silks and « Georgette—elaborately trimmed. $40 Value... ‘ A ° «- a . q $20 Brass Tables Imported folding Brass Ta- bles; with two trays and Specially ericed. . $ | 2.5 () $5.95 Smoking Stands Imported ship mode] Smok- ing Stands with glass tray insert; attractive for any room $25 Phone Sets Decorated table and chair Sets for use at phone: with red leather top $15.75 and shelf $10 Magazine Baskets Effectively decorated four- compartment Magazine Baskets in, red or $6 95 green finish Furniture Section—Seventh Floor Talk to Bobby McLean —In Our Sporting Goods Section Where He Also Appears in Motion Pictures $25 Sewing Tables | Solid mahogany Martha Washington Sewing Tables; a cememee 14.90 $30 Occasional Tables —of Imperial make; walnut and hardwood Occasional Tables with $22.50 30-inch top $30 Spinet Desks Solid mahogany, dull rub finish Spinet Desks with large writing space $75 Coxwell Chairs Large Coxwell Chairs with wool tapestry reverse cush- ions and mohair arms: ve- lour outside ° $62.50 ns «seed reves A limited group— special for Saturday. Lamp Section—Fifth Floor * a ° none § i A Special Offering of 100 A Dress Trunks $15 to $18 Values $1920 @ Fiber covered, three-ply veneer body Dress Trunks with round edges, fiber bot- tom, spring lock and draw || bolts; some are cloth lined | ” e ° throughout and have extra Very Desirable Are These tray. Casement Curtains 500 @ Ecru-toned Curtains in patterns that you'll certainly like woven durably of Cea Island yarns, and finished with . fringe and scalloping. Full width, and 2% yards long. | Curtains—Fifth i He’s Here at 11:30, 12:00 12:30, 1:30 and 2:30 Saturday @_ If you skate or want to skate, you must be sure to meet ‘Mr. McLean, for sixteen years national skating champion. He'll explain his methods— and illustrate them vividly with motion pictures taken of him in action. For Christmas Gifts—Frivolously Lovely Lace Boudoir Pillows $1.95 w $9.95 rmandy lace Boudoir ret with exquisite colored co & : ‘ ral from ths @ r“g2 ey feet rest is Bobby McLean’s Specially Designed Ice Skates Obtainable Here Ice Skates built according to the Champion’s careful specifications—and every skater will ap- preciate their “fine points.” Of superior grade steel, exactly proportioned, attached to shoes of the best design. Priced, $12 98 see ad the pair shedeowe ove Sporting Goods—Sixth Floor @ Dainty Brittany or No in oval and oblong shape ton sateen inner cushions; select seve group for wedding or holiday gifts! Needlework Section—Third Floor de . ~ eT ee — : —— . —e —_ " eee ne en er ee emer ome ses wry t % he oN I eta PR ere ae * " + ret ae eet iy pipet 2 atte ee pi op era. aint hoot. 4 re - - va RIS REE RES ei sagen Sixth Floor - f, ~~ NY Gon Very Special, $ the Pair ns pee een es trina hg poe tren get ere ah ie Ge a ORS Where Santa Makes His Headquarters Until Christmas and Displays His Choicest Toys UY YU if i, y ‘f Wij \ ih Vig y Y% y LAN M ny d) i / AH g ; Gj ye Z i’) 5 \ \ f AY N MM Niji =e UES , DDT —Invites One and All—Especially the Kiddies—to See Its Wonders Saturday 6 Fairyl 1 i Soa : ; «@ Hand-embroidered tea fudge Aprons or black ce Sateen and other weaves. Basement EKconomy Silk Garments $1.95 78 “—- @ Christmas is coming—the air is tingling with it in Toyland, where you'll find yourself shar- ing the excitement of the children. So many thousands of Toys of every kind “under the sun” —assortments of endless interest! And why not choose little folks’ gifts Saturday—there are Savings to be shared in many “specials.” Interesting “Specials” in Our Electric Shop | Electric Percolator Sets —Is Santa Claus’ Reception Room esvtet _- fh w $2.95 gonret? si rrt* ase? t}. 33 At babs ¢ HHT eah ooMertee EiLT a eRe... s23) sists . ~ Ee 4v les it oa ni ‘ + mt YU J if 7 ; § ereees HES $5 Erector Sets Gilbert’s Erector Sets of a popular number; struction toy for boys $28 Electric Trains Ives’ Trains, Style; engine with reverse and lights, cars and track; complete 924.00 Steel Coasters All-steel Coaster Wagons with rubber-tired steel disc | wheels and tubular handle $5.45 Mama Dolls —of renowned legs, moving eyes; tively dressed $3.75 Doll Trunks; good $1.75 Toy Pianos; mahogany effect, $1.39 $6.50 Toy Tea Sets of China $2.25 Aluminum Cooking Sets... .$1.79 steel con- | wide-gauge | “Horsman” | make; composition head and | attrac- | $1.75 Baby Dolls | With captivating | lace-trimmed dresses $4.45 Blackboards | Ideal educational toys with drop leaf and revolving chart $2.95 Rockers Children’s Rockers and finished in | oak stain $4.95 Mama Cars | front and rear | bumpers size... .$2.98 —_ a b y” faces, moving eyes and white with leatherette seat, with spring, That will teach baby to walk: ivory and blue finish; rubber | for | boys and girls; easel style, $3.95 $16.95 Parkcycles |With tubular frame, adjust- _able seat and handlebars, bi- | cycle spoke wheels | and parking stand. $14.88 Doll Carriages Made of woven. fiber, with rubber-tired wheels, adjust- _ able hood and re- clining back $19.95 Dump Trucks Made of all steel, with rub- | ber tires, pedals, bumper, ad- justable dumping box and lever for OpOratines . ss cores $17.50 Scooters All-steel Sidewalk Scooters with rubber tires, strong steering handle and $] 98 a bright red finish..... $2.50 Ives’ Mechanical Trains. . .$2.19 $1.10 Bowling Alley Games $3.85 Cedar Chests, hinged cover, $2.98 $3.25 Steering Sleds $2 89c ! @ Such an exciting place, where mystifying, crooked pathways height- en the fun of coming upon Santa. An experi- ence that your little ones shouldn't miss. A Surprise Package Will be personally given by Santa to each tot who se- cures a 2sc ticket at the en- trance. Each package con- tains a suitable and unusual. ly valuable plaything. See the Clown The funniest clown is here from the Hagenback-Wallace Circus; you must surely see Toyiand—Basement Gallery 2 $15.75 Value, Special ‘“‘Thermax’” Electric Heaters | With 10-inch copper reflec- | tor, wire guard and screw- | type element; $5 —_s) 69 | ue; specially priced. $8.50 Value... € “Thermax” brand Sets with six-cup capacity _perco! creamer. sugar and tray; beautifully fin’shed in bright niCme plate. For your own or wedding or Christmas gift use! : | 30c Amber-Colored —in the most popular t) ¥ for lamps and fixture use; 93° and 40-watt ve * J Eastman Cameras A Value . +4 F i 62 E| € This Style No. 2A Eastman—a folgim® ae : Kodak of fixed focus type — is ideal fof : Christmas giving—always taking clear | tures—in 242x4%'«-inch size. 42 $2 Photo Albums, loose leaf, ..$t Camera Section—Mals — €. Chemises, step-ins, bloo and gowns of silk and rayon TICS; sizes 36 to 44. IBrnsement lLiconomy (eee Women’s Robes $8.50 & $7.50 Values € Warm Robes of excel quality blanket cloths—in lar and extra sizes. Hasement Fconemy Table Lamps $12.50 to $17.50 ES 8) Values 7 @ Glazed pottery vase — with hand-painted imitat parchment shades in ¥ colors. Lasement Recenemy

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‘PAGE 1° ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1926 _ ______ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted—Charge Purchases Entered on December Statements FAMOUS ~BARR CO, OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Los Aageles De St. Louis Akron Cleveland COD cy COI ii lag se Rls Ok i pee Ml na Signy es A rn ae - ae : 4 ty Se > at a : 7 cin : # ; be oe te a ie Me ae eee ek re a ee ene Sa ae en ee ene ee ee ee eee ee ee Acie RO rhe Sizes 5 to 11. Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store Select at Worth-While Savings From These Wool Sweaters for Boys $4.50 Value Saturday—An Interesting Group of Boys’ 12 AO PANO SENN A ORR CR om MME et a . gO nega. Ore we expen ee nan oe . rene cnbewn testi Noovinl ee ee eee ee ee od ee eee se ee te pe ee ee mye ope wee a Bate v ~ a io, ue trialho se ay tena saith ie Pe 2 SL Me ® oi q vagy eee Dae oa wen: ee eRe rye Bar 5 Paty iano ; — pute Batali 4.) ee SP ES : a j ‘ : ee ae > comraaines SO hate ge wep ort Two-Pants Suits New Overcoats 9 $335 bws of the wondrous reproduc- ictrolas—new in principle and ms may be arranged. Priced @ Single or double-breasted Suits & one long and one short pair of pants (or with 3 two short pairs)—tailored of durable fab- f rics in the season’s new colors and pat- $25.00 Value Men’s and young men’s single and double breasted woolen 2-pants Suits; 42 chest 16 years to | $25.00 Values _._. $16 Serviceably tailored of all-wool cheviot—in many attractive patterns and colors: sizes 33 to 42 chest. $9.95 @ 900 full-fashioned all-wool we ~ of Se a wae ae “ Pane = et Been ee ke a Ce teh ing oe Re ae ema AAS RU OE Man Ame? m ee ee ree ee terns. Sizes 7 to 1€ years. Also Over- coats of wool or wool-mixed fabrics in a large assortment. Sizes 3 to 18 years. Shaker Sweaters in coat style with large roll collar; in car- dinal, maroon and buff. Sizes 28 to 36. =e rae whe tage poeee ’ x peraph accepted any new model. Music Salon—Sixth Floor e me itat Suits, Overcoats, Mackinaws for Boys One long and one short pair of pants, vest and double-breasted coat. Sizes 7 to 16 years. — Overcoats in colors and patterns; sizes 3 to 18 years. Dark plaid Mackinaws: sizes 8 to 16 mre 95 years Basement Economy Store ES Ge ARE i Sat SE SR INE cee yr og Soe 28" he I MNT E I GN II la RE CS, MON Odd Trousers $3.85 Wide and conservative types of cuff-bottom Trousers in various patterns and shades of cheviot, cassimere and corduroy; 28 to 42) waist. ab Saha neat wt Sheep-Lined Coats es Wide Choice .. eco $2 Knitted Mufflers | Heavy fiber Mufflers in a 'large assortment of colored stripe effects; fin- ished with deep fringe $ 1.45 Basement Economy Stere Men’s Driving Gloves Good quality capeskin and horsehide Gloves in black and tan—cut full and lined. Sizes 774 to 10%; $1 65 — s pair Ss From These Heavy canvas Coats lined with sheep—the ideal garment for Winter sportsmen or for those who work outdoors. Sizes 36 to 46 chest. Basement Economy Store = Saturday—You Will Want to Take Full Advantage of This Opportunity to Saveon Coatsand Dresses These Styles Are New—and There Are Many of Them—So Make It a Point to Effect Splendid Economy by Selecting From These Groups. Winter Coats Smart Dresses Fur Trimmed—Special at Exceptional Values at 35 $738 @ Every one of these fur-trimmed @ At this unusually special price are Coats is an extraordinary value at $35; Dresses for almost any occasion; of thev are ail silk lined and you'll know flat crepe, jersey and other woolens, when vou see the fabrics that they are crepe satin and Georgette combina- exactly what you want. Sizes for tions—with the latest trimmings. Sizes women and misses. ‘ for women and misses. Sink TA Aeolian d cag ~~ oo od . , Owe arrears + Girls’, Misses’ and Children’s gg Hats } Special Saturday— $1 39 @ Hats taken from our regular stock of higher - priced styles. Made of felt and velvet—in dark and bright col- ors, neatly trimmed. Basement Economy Store Several Hundred Women’s ‘Winter Hats Special Saturday— 95 € The attractive Win- ter colors, the fash- idnable close - fitting styles and the neat flower, ornament or pin trimmings make this group remarkably { interesting. ME CP: i fate hn ate, at we) } ~B5 oF Mitinpenih match ORs es Oe RR oe ey , pean e os Sap d akin Miihae.. accctinllemats attr er. prntrvatls ptlpndpamnret Pevtewe dae pen Sara eee oe Frivolously Lovely oir Pillows $9.95 mandy lace Boudoir Pillows with exquisite colored cot- |=: select several from this + day gifts! Necdicwork Section—Third Floor ed Basement Economy Stere ; ’ _ ‘ te rome Sn ee eee oo se eee mgr en Ps ali ving wrens wn tren ; Select Saturday From This Unusual Offering of Women’s Sample Kid Gloves ee ee ee er operetta a «I yen at elie 95 ei Sagehw € French kid, cape and lamb’s skin Gloves in pique and overseam sewn styles; fancy flare and cuff effects in the season's new col- ors. A good range of sizes. $1.65 to $1.98 Gloves Children’s $1 Gloves Fleece-lined leather Gloves for Lovely quality sample cham- ois-suede fabric Gloves in nov- children; gauntlet style, that is so serviceable for Winter elty embroidered cuff styles; a wear. A good size §9¢ good range of colors and sizes. Pair 98¢ range; pair.. eS eae oe Abie man ° ble Are These t Curtains r. sho erns that you'll certainly like— warns, and finished with bullios idth. and 2‘2. yards long, c urtains—PFifth Fleer In Red. New Blue, Rust, In Green, Wine. Red, Wine. Brown and Black Blue, Cocoa and Black. Basement Economy Store a 7 ot 7 ma} - - . . ~ ~ — > ioe - v , Ss sormee ein Fe ee EN Po teeer Cem er bidnen we yellen’ mete ae oe i os x o« bey os ~~ J . ng * ” « oo 4 I OE EP Ie egy sek ter ons Pl Et ods Xe TRAE ety “nha sheep Ze 1 Paeion sy tat, “oko aera sp. grab rs Chee eae Oe ee . pa he saane wo , ae >on aren ; ; eid . oo ry is LSA HORST ° rary oe ah wa Skt oe? 3 ‘ ; : eae) Si fh My de . dd LAAT ORR age ato UT rates. Oa ee OR s : Ce eee aie ee yet. ee Sait eee nc Pld page as are es Rie Ri i i oo a “ ttn ate mts wage c ioe ubthar "Sn etkee atte at Ak di emer mie rs Te he oe U De statlt. safety ee - BREE Ee Nie m Tan : itn 7 es aetiaas } Ren aT 7 PN a eee ror we . A ex “~ fee payaso Pr ea iletie ¢ a: ves "Ate Ie ee eee ee ee is ed Seat ge NE nd ‘ele ‘ m sill ened . a * oy ee a A eee Tey ae rem Beta A as | POS MOR. «BRD ET INS be TPR Fy ot ME Me FIRE ee a fere. aes e “ty ne a? * - OS tee) ES, gage - ae ke Dds rep : ie Lee ae yer gher + RANE: oO ee. Sa gD anes cn eit acter hae tptarti screen A naw aR THR Nip RO ui els ; " ; J 20g SpE I pete eet Ws MP KN eR ' “ eee : a see iaeahiai ; ele ali ' : . : : . 5 ae : VRS g kes mie? ne 4 ia ' ’ ° ? ' 7 be = , ate. ; ee eats Per me a Be eee SERIO RE ae eet a pee ‘ : an sti ani it _— i a eine " . pital ett! ad " . . . ~ ‘ : — —— — P > eur . adie . . . , — 9 r : r a eo F é i» Bey 4 . ¥ : “ or. ae —e ~ , : ha - “ : ‘ of “. phe aad and . fe : O nah aban dy ives “ Bs wi pie PORE. Op ade AE ae eo wri A 5 ty Nae viy : rns a “ Pel o. ves’ wae Children’s Shoes $2.95 € Girls’ Oxfords in tan and black, and boys’ high and low Shoes; wide size ranges. Select From These Unusual Saturday Offerings! Women’s Hosiery $1 Value, Pair 65c @ Mock- fashioned thread silk Hose with lisle tops and reinforced feet; in black, white and colors. A good range of sizes. $1.75 Wool Hose Wool-Mixed Socks Women’s full or mock-fash- Men's 75c¢ extra heavy or me- ioned rayon and wool-mixed dium-weight wool and rayon or Hose in light or dark patterns; wool and cotton Hose in light frocks that are suitable for afternoon or sizes 81, to ro. $] 35 or dark patterns. 55C evening wear. Sizes $5 75 7 Pair , 7 to 14 years Basement Economy Steere m pier cots nes ; % : ra cas Se etl ae age Ip atmos An Offering of Exceptional Values in Girls’ Winter Coats Specially Priced € A large assortment of smartly styled Coats of polair, cheviot, chinchilla and sports fabrics with lovely fur collars; all are neatly lined. In new Winter colors; sizes 2 to 14 years. Girls’ Rain Outfits Dainty Aprons A Crete eee a eel es ert ee ad | we Select From This Assortment of Sit $1.19 _ Children’ s Knit Sets € Hand-embroidered tea and ot } $4.95 to $6.95 Values fudge Aprons or black cotton Speckelly DS ¢ fee Special, Pai... Sateen and other weaves. Basement Liconomy Store . Priced . Silk Garments $1.95 € Chemises. step-ins. bloomers. and gowns of silk and rayon fab- TICS; Sizes 36 to 44 Besement Licenemy Store in Our Electric Shop colator Sets $4937 th six-cup capacity percolatof, Siiully fin shed tn *right nickel- : £ or Chri istMas g) ft use! -30c Amber-Colored Bulbs _=-in the most popular styles for lamps and fixture use: 25 _ | and 40-watt 75C ; §$ize mee mane ment Pe allers eee @ Lovely quality brush _ yarn, heather and worsted Knit Sets for chi ildren. a variety of cunning stvles. A lovely Christmas gift. : Basement Economy Store Women’s Shoes co $3. 95 Waterproof rubberized Raincoats in red, green Ys blue with cap and umbrella to fi ™ petbermeggine ayes eS ome match; sizes 8 to $6. 15 Sw, Cuban heels; sizes 3 to 8. 14 years .. = ‘ Girls’ Winter Dresses - Veivet or silk and velvet Dresses in at- tractive styles: lovely trimming effects— $2.95 Value . EE Women’s Robes a?” $6.95 € Warm Robes of excellent Quality blanket cloths—in regu- lar and extra sizes. Basement Economy Store Saturday—Women’s and Misses’ New a Women’s Juliets: $1.35 @ Felt Juliet Slippers with aib- bon or plush trimmings and rub- ber heels; all sizes. Basement $8.50 & $7.50 The Pair . S — Basement Economy “tere ‘ € Slipover shakers, jumbo rope stitch mod- els with rolling collars, Tuxedo and other styles in favored colors, Regular and extra sizes in Iot. . a6 : 99 : Saturday Bakery “‘Specials Milk Chocolate Stars @ Pure and wholesome star-shaped pieces of Milk Chocolate @ Three delicious “specials” from Famous-Barr Co.'s that are’ popular with young and old. Take home $5¢€ Bakery Shop—your choice of: several _— Carame! Layer Cake Lb. Peanut Caners~teuiiie venseed peanuts * 39 covered with sweet chocolate. Lb. C Cream Snail.. | Famous Honey Nut Bread Basement Resnemy Steue Children’s Slippers $1.15 € Felt Slippers with soft soles and padded heels; sizes 6 chil. dren's to misses’ 2. Basement eres te... O= e No. 2A Eastman—a folding fixed focus type — is ideal for iving—elways taking clear pic- bxa's-inch size. © Albums. loose leaf. . .$1.49 Camera Section—Main Ftee* Table Lamps $12.50 to $17.50 8. Q5 Values € Glazed pottery vase bases forced; with double elastic with hand-painted imitation at knee. Parchment shades in various Saturday ; colors. , Basement Economy Stere Baronet Slips Plain-tailored Rayon Bar- onet Slips in ten light and dark colors; sizes $ 1.95 36 to 44. Choice .. Basement Economy Store Rayon Bloomers The —extra heavy and rein- Hasement Economy Store |

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xg RL Si he Sak SL ee eaeden ents ee ie —— - ‘ OARS Ny Se Aik tat Cd pnt al BAY AE > EN aA IAN ne 9 toe: cemnd ediade ae Ri SOL ae ee ee utenepim Wes o ~" arene ae “ “’ ree pre " A AIRING, t : PLL CRA AID pS wines ew wee ey a Cm mag mert " = . 5 6s ee ee ii i : Make 3 sees Sn eee eee —e ais . tise of Gefendants sued fn Circuit 1924. by Collector Koeln. follows: > 4977 Gt Leuts avernve, $47.49; My- ‘Henrietta street $14.48; PAGE 12 NAMES OF MORE DELINQUENT ay. Actions Are for Alleged Un- _ paid Personal Levies for Years 1921 to 1924 In- } .. ome — eee ree RNR NRA The fourth installment of the . - aes ~ Coert for alleged delinquent per-— sonal taxes for 1921, 1922, 1923 and Gchrieber & Fagin, 705 Kane, Joseph A. Oriel Buflding, $13.28: ; Pabnoer, 615 Lynch street, $15.95 Pani and Annabelle shag on 3547 Halliday avenue, $54.1 Nick Fa- raos, 4508 Deimar ieee 7-4 oso Fred Farcoz 35 South Twentie street. $7.24: Oda A. Farlev Alfred avenue, $7.48: Frank B Farrar. 2927A Shenandoah avenue, $9.41: John J. Farrelly. 5568 Per- shing avenue, $7.24: Oscar Fashold, 4253 North Twentieth street, $12.81: Mrs B. Fath. Marquette Hotel: $12.07: Ben A Fanth. s666A Russell boulevard, $21.01; Gus Fa- vazza. 1233 North Seventh street $19.82: Isadore Feder, 1121 North Nineteenth street. $14.48: Francis A. Pederer, 5696 Kingsbury boule- vard. $9.66: Harry F. Fefbe!man. ; eilczs $18.69: M Weldman 225 Arcade $16.69: M Feldman, 325 Arcade Rufiding, $7.24: Lee Feldéstect, *e22A Ressell bouievard $14.45: Ledis Fellman, $22 North Twenrtr- second street, $36.22: C. Ferguson. 5220 Pershing avemre $12.07: C. M Ferguson. 5229 Northiand avre- noe. $8.66: Car! H Ferguson. 277097 Francis Y. Ferguson, ST17 Chambertatfn avenne, $24.15: J. Warren Fereu- son, 1383 Semple avenve. $31.38: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER ee ee ‘= { r ‘, . ? * ‘ } 4 5 7 . fateh » O,¢ © unusual value in women’s Hoovers, these ents are spe- cial for the sale collar models. Some extra sizes in this lot. Soap Combination t French Fryer . 9 Guest Ivory cccceeee Only.” 99 Stamped Indian Head Pillowcases 69cr= PuUlowcases ee eee gente quality Indian Head tubing. 42 z3}iockh sise. (Bargain Basement) init ‘Children’s Waist | Union Suits One-Day Sale New Silks $1.49 Crepe de Chme 40 inches wide. Ex- cellent quality in light street $ $3.00 Satin-Back \ Crepe Lastrous quality in popular shades of zinc, cocoa, navy, jungie. claret, royal State, rus- \ 9S 00 $ ' ; ‘ $1.98 Changeable Taffeta Yard $ ] 35 36 inches wide. Chiffon finish in light changeabie coler combinations for $2.69 Imported English Costame Velveteen ag ] 98 Beautiful quality in popt- lar Fall shades and black. 36 inches wide. Silk and cot- $4.50 Chiffon Velvet | ae , 40 inches wide. Beautiful imported quality with Lsle back in colors of navy. Ha- vana, jumgle, rustic and black. 5 . pot Onl ? | ps ] garment ee. . _ , : . 8: ¢ Sti - * ; ; . 3 4 — a > . ‘ 7 £ » 4 rs ' = ee , = é Saturday—A Great One-Day fe Selling of 1006 Winte f° ats Regular $19.50, $225 00 and $29.50 C -- are these high-grade C Selected from the De not expect to see regular $ will marvel at the low price bet come with a reguier $23 ad Well tailored, nice- ly lined and trim med. frocks and fancy work. (‘Ie S&S Leals’ Largest Bargain Basement.) George C. Peocht 2316 Crittenden street. $3.68: Jotm D. and Mrria G. Fidler, 1252 Goodfellow avenue. $40.32: Fikes Bros. 2837 Carcline street, $7.24: James Filliman, 3725 Fimney avenne. $7.2 Christian and Liszie S. Fiisinger. 714 Dover place, $7.24; Oliver J. Finsch, 2767 Park avenve, $28.88: Mra Frank Fincher, former Planters Hotel, $24.15: Claude E. Findty. 15¢3 Ar- cafe Enuiiding, $20.86: Albert A. Winer, 4708A Cleveland svente, $30.65: Mary P. Finkembetmer, 56°! Clemens avenue, $46.18; James MPiniey, 6539 Cates avernve, $18.11; Thomas Finnegan, 3543 Laclede avenue, $14.49; Tomy Finocciarg 1912 Coeper street. $12.07: F. R. PYenta, 5467 Delmar bovufevard. $3.66; August J. Fischer, ] Goodfellow avenue $45.38; P. Fischer. 3672 Castieman avente, $7.24: George Fischer, 10°28A Grat- jot street, $14.24: Wiltam /F'sh. 16S0 South Spring avenue, 37.24: Samuel B. Fischer, 460€ Marriand avenue, $152.55. Sam and Jake Fishman, Biddle street, $28.33 ae 2 917 Wainwright Building, Ellery R. Fitch. “4161 Shaw arenue $23.70; Hardin H. Filts, 5698 Per- $18.11; Fitzgerald Dodd & Co., $18 Merchants- Lac! lede Building. $$.66: John H. ‘tzgeral American Hotel $14.49: H. J. Fits- gerald, 6042 Waterman avenue $27.07; Fitzsimmons &€ Hertel 3 merce lack, ~ ‘ Men's $1. 45,$1.65 and $1.95 SHIRTS S89c Collar Attached or Neckband Style Solid Colors Novelty Checks Neat Stripes Fabrics incinde solid English btread- cloths, novelty rayon striped broad- cloths, woven madras, printed brcad- cioths. el These Shirts are slighth soiled and mussed from handling: to the laundry and they are absolutely new. Al! high-grade makes. Ful! cut standard sizes 14 to 17 imcluded. ¢Bargate Basement.) ‘ : oe Se ee a ee OARS a POD tailored of most durable wor- steds and cassimeres, sizes 28 to 42 wats:iBargais Basement.) X =e oo tO pence eee oe nest hes oa a Daal. , ma me ' fren . . eo. . P ‘ “ 2 MIP gee ta a eri gated Repeat es ea alan es eat ae | nance | ye EE SR TSS Lites > & Mp des . a aa poh ‘ ‘ 4 ees a tf reatgek % ie ee SAS. ;: eee eT i AUS ig a A ae eg Aaick Pe einige cal gh uke katie AP REE os ie ge ‘ naa ne Et snl ‘ - ‘ parse 9° : 4 ae gov ene ane ¥ 4 RoR Seek t : : GST, ek ee ye. aE Rae fn ee Te ee eae inlet eects 4 ‘ . nates Pee ee nee eae ee RTM tee hat ¢ ee | 4 ag. +4 2 A Re ei: r 4 . dani % . ee ee a Hw Sieg Ake tps A AR See ie RIO ALS nad ns BE i a Men’s $2.65 Flannel Shirts Materials— Bolivws Suedes Velours Novelty Materials ee EL LLL Every Coat its well lined and many are silk crepe lined, assuring you good wear. on eee ne — a SALA A [ ss Men’s $1.65 Union Saits $7.19 Heavy-weight >otton-mbbed Usion Suits, in ecru, white and random icng silecves, ankie length, flat lock seams. All ew Suits, Overcoats — rower SUIES and All- Ne voor Overcoats = Regular $20 to $25 Garments 2 for 29” Secured at a great price reduction, from a prominent clothing manutac- turer, super values are offered for this one-day sale only. All New Fall and Winter Styles All New Fall and Winter Patterns Overcoats | shi ng ATP Onu ll — ae) soe xe. Junior: [Warmly Lined and fal assortment of girls’ and jf S young shopper. Practical, oa W Occasions. Regularly $ 7.95 Btrimmed Coats for the young well lined and warmly inter m@ comfort for the girls. | ae '*c “Coat shades and warm, ce Every new style for Winter days, every | veties You will 4S to select from. wanted color. The new large sleeves are also t© make a selection from this ¢ included. Lovely New Dresses Of Practical Silks Attractive in every detail are these excep- tional Dresses for $6. You will want to add at least two to your Winter wardrobe. Ideal for school, business or afternoon wear. ciede avenue. $8 43 former Odd Fellow $111.41; Herman Fiecisc freorge Katzing proprieto Moving and Storace Co. ‘ton avenue, $26.08: HN Washington - J. RK Plemine 4021 fag avenue, $16.90: T. H. } _ ne. 3845 Cook avenue. $24 Anna Fiynn. 3653 Page beu! $7.24: Harry Folk $20 Pershing ue. $12.07; H. and Jane W Feote, 5633 Clemens avenue $7 °4 -ohn W. and Fiera L. Ford. 3432 Ciemens avenne, $7.24: Elmer For- rer, 1741 Mississippi avenue — John Forster. 37.24. S&S M. Forste . 62 ron avenue $24 1 ©5332 Page boulevard. Polig. 4201 Arco “haries EF. Fowler t. $9.66: } >665 Clemens ave ¥. Fowler, 2329 St. $14.73; Hubert si McPhersen avern: H. Fowl $14.49: S Fex. Arecon: 664 Washington Mrs. Henrs Frank 57 i ville avrenu $24.1 Me OFrris Franklin. 3814 Connecticut street. 97.36; W. Franklin. 3664 Washine- fem boulevard - “99 e . ar 7 oo? = : 314 ‘3 En Trouser cee ae $2.00 Mercerized Pattern Cloths $7.35 Beautifu! highly mer- cerizec timish, im size about 63 taches long. Assortment of pret- ty patterns. Slight seconds. (Barcain Basement.) seen _4 de % 7 we & pe ~ ‘ , > ’ , e ‘ bw ’ a Lf a t ’ ; — to &. 1347 pairs new Winter and Fall Low Shoes at great Savings! 2* Psther F $) Weet Pine Fried hen, iS Sout David (;arfield aven Frve. Fiorence WN boulevard. $7.74 4123 Mart at. — size. 2ixe4 2666 Shaw - ; ) Suits —for young men in double- breasted English effects, pencil stripes, etc. Suits for the older men in con med, light and dark co! OTINgS, box- reat .Servative worsted that give maximum of Engi ish types or big burly belted ualsters service. and half belted ulsterettes. Choose Any Combination —of al- woo! fabrics, hand- Frye. some!ly tailored and rim- 39c $2 Krinkle Spreads Full-size heavy quality first grade, a 45 heavy caiered ford street. ts. Merrie Gabrie!. Eighteenth street Gainer, 2190 $8.45: 1 ~ < University Bufldineg $16.80: J. T. Gallagher. 5320 Pe-. Shing avenge, $12.97; A. J. Galla- ghee Piumbing Co. 1946 North Dreadway. $8.45: CG Gallaniec TeITPA McCausland arenve, $1°.3 John N. Galles, 5359 Pilymout Cenmtimnerd om Next Page. Two Suits, two Over coats, or one of each, in any size combinations, if | you camnot use both, bring a fri end and each buy one. (Segents—Barcate Basement.) w ii ee a mr aye. Ee a ee ie She re a he ee Se te ae Se Se eS SCTE SNS erie ciect ell ectc Cee tae bene beteewet ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST

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“The Store fe fen “StL LOUIS | POST-L , DISPATCH - eat FRIDAY EVENING, a er - = — er : , ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NOVEMBER 26, 1996 ‘ " “ a= yy . »=.: “ - ae ie. 14 — , ah ih - “ies. = Soap Combination : va gna is. All for Only 2 oy f Se 1 Guest Ivory .... 8S 1 Dishpam ..1.00 a ee $1.65 99c (Bargain Basement.) Women’s Cotton Flannelette Gowns Exceptiona) worpes s cottons long - sleeve, doubie yok is trimmed with neat bemstitching. (Bargain Basement.) @ te Barvain. One-Day Biel Selling of 1000 F ashionable inte The very best of inter Coat fab- Dresses. Silks Se excep- at to add . Ideal ‘s 47 Pairs of ow Shoes black satin, tan or black and two-tone styles. | Men’s Felt Slippers Good quality feit os gpl in gray, blue, anc Have soft ce Pile pate soles. nee o w il 7s 4e* Ge eee ee © _ LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN @ “ke a selection from this group. Avy i oats 9.50, $22,500 and $29.50 Coats ed from the very best of marvel at the low price on ¢ pome with a regular $25 to $2 | wee are these high-grade Coats. You | Dc not expect to see regular $16 Coats, Well tailored, nice- ly lined and trim- med. Styles— Straightlnes Wrappy Models Tailored Sport Styles Coats for dressy wear or for business, Coats for sports and for driving. Beau- tiful styles and every Coat new. Every wanted shade for Winter Coats will be found here and the furs are of thee best. Sizes for Women and Misses armly Lined and Interlined fal assortment of girls’ and juniors’ Coats that will de- young shopper. Practical, well-made models for school occasions. BRegularly $7.95 $ rimmed Coats for the young girls. well lined and warmly interlined } comfort for the girls. td Coat shades and warm, comfort- ] "ais to select from. You will be de- Lt v (3t. Louty Laswest Barguie Basement) Semenr Tots’ Warm Sweater Saturday—A Great One-Day Sale 1000 New Hats A most remarkable purchase enables us to of- fer the newest and smartast Hats at far less than wholesale cost. Just received for this sale. é Faille Silk Hats With Metallic Combinations High-Grade Felt Hats—Many De- lightful Matrons’ Hats included . >| Children’s New Hats All the newest shapes and colors, made of high-grade felts ] which ordinarily would sell to $ 49 $2.95. Other very smart veli- vet tams, very becoming..... “See Wielons Display” Children’s Knitted Caps only at this price. (Bargate Gasement.) Panty Dresses and Baby Boy ightly Also Baby Boy Suits. 1, years. (Bargate Basement.) a etl Women’s and $1.19 to $1.49 Garments in the One-Day Sale = Handmade Underwear Bought especially for this big sale, beautiful pieces of womens entirely handmade Underwear. Soft, comfortable ,garments that would make nice gifts. Gowns, C hemise, Made of the best grade of nainsook, every seam hand sewn and embroidered. All Sizes White for Misses and Pastel and Women Shades (Nugents—Bargazin Basement.) less built-cp i shoulder, lengths Winter weight. Union Suits. All sizes. Limited quan- tity. Also misses drop-seat E style. (Bargain Basemest.) Women’s Silk Underwear $7.79 fine quality crepe de chine trim- med with fime laces; all lovely paste! shades. (Barcate Basement.) ati Misses’ Sweaters One-Day Selling of Women’s and Children’s Hosiery All-Silk Chitton Hose ieee ES 7.00 Hose, with narrow lisle hems. Slight irregulars of a better grade of Hose, Children’s Pineapple Stockings Every pair first quality; P black and colors. Full Pairs $ size assortment; while for r00 dozen last (Nagenuts—Bargauin Basement.) $7.29 Ceet Sweaters end slip-on models in a good quality wor- steds and cotton mixture im al) wanted shades. Sizes 28 to #. (Barcain Basement.) Women’s Corsets and Girdles $3.50 to $5 Values $ ]-%9 Sample lot of Corsets and Girdles; some of tine quality silk brocaded material; others in heavy quality mate- rials. Sizes 26 to 30. (Barcain Basement.) - — ~- Wash Goods 19c Outing Flannel Cotton Flannel, 27 inches _ One-Day Sale—1000 Beautiful _ Ray _ Pillows These come 00 $ 55 To I beautiful combina- Buy now for Christmas giving. An ideal tions in big assort- ment of shapes and gift at a most reasonable price. were made to sell for a great deal more. Remem- ber, a one-day sale only. Xmas Gitts Bautifal Color Com- bina- tions SLY Jy Soy. YS & BRO. D. G. CO.2 Sas Oe SS Be Ds De Verse Ree eee In This Great One-Day Sale Regular $69.50 to $89.50 Values Fur Coats Beautiful, well made Coats, nicely lined and practical for these cold days. FURS $ North. Seal (dyed coney) Silver Coney Muskrat Coney Leopard Coney A reasonable deposit will hold your selec- tion. Then transfer to Morris Plan and have 25 weeks to pay while wearing, or charge it. Very Snecial! Fur Coats! $ Coats of caracul and northern seal, trimmed with various high-grade furs (Negents—Bargain Basement.) plain white and fo 1 gray soft fleecy . quality, cut 20c Fancy Ticking 32-inch 2 to 10 yard er printed im col ored striped and floral 4 designs. Yard 25c Dress Ginghams A fine soft quality i various size checks and plaid effects, & 60 plain shades 2 to 10 yard lengths. C Yard 39c Mercerized Sateen 36 inches wide, highly mercer- ized cotton sateen excellent ess oT t- ment of solid shades. 2 to 19 25c 39c Rayon Alpaca Solid coiored rayon 36 imces wide, 2 to 10 yard lengths, good yard lengths. Yara range of wanted 29 Fh ee ee PS Pe ea Se ee . Kae LK pee a F ye Cae ew sik tag bs mn. 9 be . 2 te 5 0 P, « Miah 7 My Peat ee Ee ro, Efe 3 ‘ ‘ » se e v ~ rs _ ‘ 3 4 54 bs 4 eras 5 eeahrtsaeveees ee eat -_- | — — : ¥ oe — = = ~~ SOS ++ eres 2 En eaaEEa $ | ee ee , eee LL CL A ee ee tt: ttt SoS NE NE: -—— S rt > _ = eee See ane “et = a eee + he RSLS CR ear | ove, $22.21: ghee avenue, $24.52 | $9.66: ‘avenue, $11. avenue, | former Planters Hotel, $24.15; Hem | $21.95; | Adelaide | Grimes, 4930A Castleman avenue, | $12.07; 'South Taylor avenue, $8.21; $14.49: a nue, 'NAMES OF MORE PERSONS SUED FOR DELINQUENT TAXES Continued from Preeeding Page Frank Gallina, 2336 North Fifteenth street, $8.45; C. A 'Gallinger, St. Regis Hotel, $19.66; Lane & Gane Bros. Book Biséer | Supplies, 202 Nortn Third sreaé, $14.49: Frank Gamma, 3533 Labe- die avenue, $3.66; Roger Ga~taee, 4902 Argyle avenue, $12.07; Wik-s F. Garland, 6003A Cates avenue, $46.11; William F. and Hariea Gerner, 2651 Cufton avenea $29.03; Cc Oo. and Lola Garrett, 4111 McRee avenwe, $13.28; Joke L Garvin, 3882 Juniata street, $12.24: J. and Jennie Gates, Buck. ‘ingham Annex, $13.28: S&S. C Gate 8106 West Pine boulevard, $12.07; | Louis J. Geantel, 1481 Hodiameat | avente, $18.25; Walter Geary, Ratl- way Exchange Building, $9.66; Miss Louise Gegan, Warwick Hotel, $14.49; William J. and Anna Gebss- per, 6744 Smiley avenue, $11.65 James Gell, 1475 Hamilton svenea, $18.3% John P. Gelser, 5051 Gare field avenue, $9.66; Edna Gentiaq, 38244 /Westminster place, $17.89 |Mary S Gentry, 5941A Hamiltes avenue, $17.17; Getchman & Pets = gon, 124 West Courtois sree, $25.35; Louise Ghio, 4154 McPhee Oo. B. Gitta 3114 Caroline street, $2.93; P. & Gilbert, 3953 Kossuth sven@a, $15.39: James H. Giles, 6710 Wa- terman avenue, $9.17; Clarenes P. ' Gill, 950 Belt avenue, $19.66; W. |'M. Gillespie, 3341 Morgan stree, | $26.65; W. EB. Gillman, 4170 Lén- | dell boulevard, $108.67; David aad Pau] H. Gilmore, 3627 North New= stead avenue, $26.56; Dieks A. Given, 6660 Kingsbury boulevard, $14.53: Joseph W. Gtvena, 406 Rial. to Building, $48.30; Prank FP. Gies- eon, 4046 Ashland evengs, $7485 Adele Gielforst. 4341 Hartford street, $8.45; Angust Gietfora, 3407 South Jefferson eavenue, $9.66; l. Glickberg, 1452 Bel evenaa, $19.32; John J. and Clara L. Geck- | el, 3144 Cass avenue, $36.96; Den 'nis and Clara R. Godar, 4161 Lee isiana avenue, $25.35: C J. Geebel, 4205 Warne avenue, $21.73. C. LL. Goeddeke, 35406 Olive streag, $12.24; Frank E. Goff, 3717 Miew igan avenue, $16.42; Jack & Gold ‘berg, 4330 Lafayette avenue, $33.64; Sarah Goldberg, 5527 Wells ave- nue, $36.22; H. W. Goldman, 6370 Pershing avenue, $14.49; Elimabeth | Gonnella, 56072 Delmar bo ($9.66; Louis M. Good, 5920 Wasi ington boulevard, $31.79; Olive Goodall, 4009 Olive street, $9.66; Henry M. Goode, 3801 Greer eve- nue, $18.59; Arthur Goodman, 4387 Maryland evenue, $19.32; Arther K. and Viola Goodman, 47423 New- port avenue, $31.57; Sam Geed- rich, 1928 North Nineteenth etree, $190.78; Oliver Goolsby, 1421 Nerth Gran boulevard, $24.25; W. B ind Jennie Gorlanick, 1416 Bett avenue, $9.66: Steve Gorezyca, 1438 Monroe street, $17.24; Anthony d, Gorosky, 277 DeBaliviere evens, ‘7.50, Anthony J. and Eisle M _Gorosky, 277A DeBaliviere avenwa, ($15.69; Rose Gottesman, 6340 Page boulevard, $22.74; W. T. Geuld, 5630 Pershing avenue, $23.18, a | H. Grace, Usona Hotel, $9.66; Peard ‘Gray, 4917 lafayette savenea, $25.61; Roscoe J. Grear, 218 Nerth Sarah street, $12.07; Augustes ™& Green, 7020 South Grand boulsva-4, | $8.45; C. H. Green, 6722 Westmia- ster place, $9.66; Harry Greea, 3429 Market street, $17.14; LL BR Green, 406 Argonne Apartment, $9.66; R. J. Green, Usona Hoeteal, Reig Green, 4234 Norfolk 59; Warren T. Green, 5730 Bartmer avenue, $12.07; A. N. Green, 306 Argonne Apartments, $10.62; Mrs. Charles Greene, 53790 Pershing avenue, $12.07; Jaceb Greenspon, 5768 Westminster places, $62.79; Joseph H. Greenway, 3714 Wyoming street, $18.55: Johanasa and George Greff, 4521 Wichita $8.69; Frank Greiden@eia, Utah piaes, Greve, 4641 $16.90: Lee ry Grellner, 3832 Chester W. avenwvue, Griswold, 14 Jacob and Goldie Gradsky. 4358 Page boulevard, $15.21; C. 8. Gross, 6774 Washington boulevard, $26.54: A. Grossman, 6110 Etzel avenac, $10.28: Henry FE. J. Grome, 1167 West Pine boulevard, $224.06: Jo- seph J. Guenther, 3816 Cleveland avenue, $18.35: Willard 8. Gewst, 1903 Boatrnan’s Bank Bultding, kK. CC. Guike, 1108 Louwle ville avenue, $9.66; Miss G. Gem biner, Buckingham Annex, $12 97; Gene B. oe 2629 Chogteau 760 Clark avenue, $9. 66. Joni » Empress : i With Outta. TOKIO, Nov. 26.—The Exmppress is reported slightly 0) from a cold Rolard W. ‘and the fatigue resulting from her constant attendance upon the Em peror during his illness. you of every vestige of en- leaves you weak aad ° be, 4 . B : nae ee s ae - cae sh ok Saat anit ee Sees” Np "dsm. =2 ele owe an eh et ote ae ee ee PR amrtee:- oth, oa or — ie ee la al A tes Cotes 4 ; ™ ~ 7 fy se ~ oe, a Ms WAS ah he s fe ‘4 ae ant SC Cai peateanggt iia Oa bei te ee ae or ms CM tia ee A at te i a. eT he i Alig te 1 hose ve % ute + tlt nt te “a . > Be Ak. 4 2 Mo ew “ > , » : See * op" oa pe w , ae a ‘e. ao ee” as ay . - A Wetec ceed iy Oe Pie aed 1a Ge BODE eee mgr osalaai owas Bee i illieg Snr baioccean ai Miner. = r lions SP er _ oe 4 g jdt 4 ? " pas at BS tT 4 ms Cp ltt es t.4 sca, + +. em Os paw ee we @ ‘See vee i 2 * ré “ - Sone = a sh ts ers so irs le er plane FS ede, IRAE D At Semen nag hee ley ower : ‘o ia. Bol oe Cw Suk” ts ’ we RP ec Pieaietcande tre dy viet, a ‘ Se ee ee ne an ~ Able tte ee ee J. Pe rs ew ws ee oe A ee te SCOGGINS AA: MI 80 Et NS AE thay Oy eS SP OR 6 NT Ne ee ‘ x an Ait . —_— . er ae copy Ute ee. . SP dig NOM ht TUE LER SONNE TNS ary OEY ANNETTE , . eo = ao Se Be reine ae — POL) tea ee ©” t cate hg (a * spe T es cap aod “8 ge hy eee ISR TELE LRS PAR as MP te. ie TRS SOS I eR tee er eet: Ca wr my me re. | ~ S Opi Abs b> ob ’ ia OS ange ie sactere haute sa wo Selamat ade e nt aah he en oe ee ee ne st Ce ee oe Led te Noh eRe eR OO oem a ee eee | oty SO APR MORS sR AatCr ED aptly magne: tapas RAR. ipa i PNM AG Cae 6 i) assole = CAL ON GNM li hes, SP ah ot ON AEM PANNE a I AAPG HOE Mo ey ye CC ee ~ Tere mene eA MAROON ORAM ODD o “ . nae er epeamne ie Neb ARES we 2 : + mm ¥ “ a ad ~, > ‘ a P — ‘ ‘ e > : re pads Rae ck. ee nebo Pingel aa smngerenagis — . Se nt 1 RRR. team ot lie We tate ties ath slltpehathigy iii epe tes, be fw +d « nia t - i y arog — Onn net -~ a ee Pe gnrnce - wet ended Alma Ma A as he om ~ — PRE SS aa AR Ra a awe et . a, ee Kis odiintan: pain th einerteerte ies. ena wae ie aati Sone ¥ : vlna Bich sewilanei dade nent de aad odald Sopa dibond canta “ ietunlibeonanl : ? ye 4 ef a8 lee * dwghs + 35] pr arabe a Wessacay lee ; yo “trde Wears 00) teeta tee a a wk i 1.2 o 4 * . ~ . . >* y * ee ho » ‘a ot Oa, ‘ wn » ata a “ee =" ‘ ™ - ¥ e ~ i Lt 4 ‘ * al ». * i nal i re We i ve * 3 Tr b th omy my S Weraae sie uadlinatia oe ome. * © . . * @. iy | ps > =.

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%, 3 ¥ . “i ___+FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 26, 1926___. _- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pire te > "= “ bs a — — 8 = meet See Rent 2:30 O’Clock Eyes examined by our registered optometrist ‘$8. 5 Charge Music Room Auditorium—Third Floor, South Siiinien Sean theeiiid ape...’ 4 OMe ', rogram includes orchestrations, operatic arias, and These Special Prices for Saturday Only Purchases che sonbeville eobettiene by the Orthophonic Victrola : , 7 ( Nugents—Second Fleer. South.) aon Made and Brunswick Panatrope. No admission charge. eid “The Store for ALL the People” Appear on A ‘ * | x od ad Solve the Gitt Question Here! = —— ns . at r . Aah be nntasielaese nite i ee wher wm “ye =. re » a a nH Continuing After-Thanksg iving Apparel Sale | « STUCCO — - EN ; ~ ae TA SBT IUSS ay RA AG HPN De tren ae cdummeniingacertae, ee ere . 7 " + ee . 0 Ne NS Thy . p me _— —— 7 P : zt 3 vw © setae: sy a 2 ee eee a AN bh RN a ha Oe ae Ses ete oe ° ‘ & Pee ae en on etre Fiat’ gl 4 “% * 4 verre a . , : Ae , : Py oat a mx bed a Mn oh tl aaaitnn 0 Reng Se r : es SATIN i EN tS i hee ot ee wn . AWA “om " ae : > a ve pias | bas o " 3 4 aD epee e> 3 Se a ¥ ¥ ™ Dru N 2 y - P ar * m3 ay i: A es he se > aire ans “ : aD = Feat ¥ ¢ highs ghd dap 2 Z “ ~— . ‘ units p ee ty rents or ; SPR Ei ou» ix gh ate licial Ms Serene ot sm Ba aS Ty PTE EN SEE La nN ABIES. erie hy AE te Ga EO kas SL ee ae Si 7 - 2h Ge hn) ayy aes ’ Se >: ‘ . ‘ « ; : PERL BOG eae.) eee eee ane ald aha : _ ph iad et dkagva r . P; oa Te OR ear RL, SAP | mo) PRE ee fy e282? i Weader -_ . fil fog telat ‘y " ne 4 juin . oe. : - y . be : Ne Peat ath Be re 2 : ma: i ; od it py Ty eee ny ae bo baa Ried , - 4 t : no IN AD, ok Ae + wah yr ’ « ¥ % ‘ - , i oy ? on Li ® Te se = : - NT ~ $ bs eT ™ m ee ’ oe Ds 7 a . ' Oi IS nied \ . P . a . le tae a E ¥ * E : 2” 3 w f yee 7S SUA ner aeeenan ‘4 te mv PS ee esi ages Migr OP Py 1 ema alt at eee ah od a ee ones : i id ; Sen tale el eee é . 4 - Dae 4 - . > ee 4: mp tntthe “en ate as Pr fi ¢ inte 3 Sie tn oat el A Pe Shiet~ 2UUOMMR AP LA HMOHRAM EPA yy yO ke gan aer ” 7 era peer in. Oy vs MIA ee ath hs a. 7, 7 oa Nee Ne Ses SO SSIS linen, in variety of designs and | fF a> x , . _— , cae 2: : Se , ft . . coiors, inmciucing pialin waite > ie new blue or pink. gift box. a —" ‘ | - = - ain with embroidered ) ae. Cee 912.95 to $16.75 Dresses ( : Fo le &- ‘ Se Silks, satins, novelty wools in a host of new ‘4 te * ~*~, corners; *4-1nca Men's Military Sets Men’s Military hem .......--. j FE EAR 5 colors; practical styles for every | HANDKERCHIEFS, of fine ie i> Sl y O93 Winter need 7 $6 Q5 $10.50 ) ES a } - . oe a ¥9 Fe | 4 eg | Suggested for Gift-Giving Christmas Handkerchiefs Men’s Handkerchiets colors These are pure linen in full size. Come in %, %4 and ', inch hems. Special . | . Men's Handkerchiefs aa PS . Imported Atomizers $4.25 foun — in — designs, finished with 5 Rats Of frosted glass with dainty decora- 2-inc ems. so plain white linen with Oc ~ 2 | , fp tions. Knitted silk covered bulbs ) hand-drawn colored threads. Special - te lg | resses | ssanisitignsiaisilma lalalaliii ’ i: . . ¥° 6 - oO Women’s Christmas Gift . | - ae : Handkerchief Cases 75c to $1.95 aa ee " fatty heii Bultthtine Pe g ‘fi € & re hry WwW £ in WwW rv © ‘sf? 4 cy se O iO * FAH a | 5 NCNM ASCENSION —" TN OO LJ) Te) ‘a cia J ~~, HAA AA —" - — “Sane | €f9 €&f) doay Ws - pattie i 5 pine bina sseailitis w aaah Sct onan Oo eee, a Te wer te oe je Nive ay co J so A ee tgs : re a ected “ahr @ wens ratory . ny ste eas Oe had oT egret : s oy NR - - “nes a Sy ROS anda WN 2-H ned -y rape SHA Sgn ye & Owe bee a4 : SRNR Ee A, SOL MERAH SRR TS nn gD nah ‘ as ada eh rhe a pony at ass - ER a pearing 2 5 al = ey roe” hs te * rea x 2 ao of te POA whoa se ante n F - ' 4 Ne —_ s ys * “sh » A pe ya eb x SN t ‘ - begat Si, Biel's wth = . . . v mes on ; : Fin xcept NE 5 ee ae ; jas arr sitieituats Se a na dld Fg pain igh are r h-Se Ah Sn 2 New Shipment Aw | ’ Christmas Sele Suggestive of Christr Cape and Buckskiz Made of satin, beautifully trimmed with Silk and unlined styles wanted shades of mode ribbon and dainty laces. Some have hand- tinted designs. Lovelv pastel colors. } : Nugcen ts—Sevond F leer, North.» Gr Gn go & (> HH €/ Oi - Umbrellas for Xmas 1 , 2 ec We ie E be SS P Te, i —~ Women’s Silk Umbrellas $6:% All-silk, fancy woven borders gold-finished ; / tN Sas 2 2 ete L dies. 16-rib style, | oh SF Anticipating Carved bacalite and amber handles. 16-rib stvle. ; : , ' «Se wanted shades. "ees , gy ae FAs H lid ; pas of ea i - ~~ . r p 0 I aus ‘4a ">? —” ee ah 2iEve wearing points. Also sheer all- sik chitfon weights. Lovely pe “Ne . Se ¢ : ; eee onl ge have ee silver and ° Ay i! ; . : gs ; —_, calite trimmed Prince of Wales and oper: SS . handles. Women’s, bacalite ok alee netndies Gilt Watch es . ' shades. e fe f ( Nagents—Main Fleer. Nerth.) ies - , : 0oas er fl 0 | co Be-Treasared: Gilt {yt N . : — Wag “es aoa 3 Long to np Art Needlework itts Women’s Nadsco Children’s 4 $6.50 Values rs i - ac a : 7 Nek , Men’s Strap Watches $1 2-99 Meny Are Ail Ready to Tuck Awan Silk Hosiery Hosiery — bares size — 36 inch ; All silk to hem: $] 65 Pine isle ribt 3 e 3! heavy selected as ‘| e & te ie) 4 A SAS . ARUY Seating, x | (+e “~~, _ Ne ior Ninn SN ti Se ir Sa Ai is Sm ’ . os, 1% - 7% ‘ - Gloria silk (part silk) covers with wide tape im Gay Christmas Wrappings, Others Yarmish finish Equipped New Neckwear Accacive spies in gold filed case: a | gece oe Require Only a Few Hours to Make med:tm weight; Hosiery in black, i . ° ~ - . a , cot - J i- “ . ’ Tapestry Library Table Scarts $2.95 to $4.45 wa ited $c ades * veh type rubber In Gift Men's or Boys’ Watches $699 ry r ) pable-diec valiat My hiabl Bed Light Wire Frames $1.50 Boys’ 50c Golf Hose Boys’ !Vool Sa aon ro "7 : .* : ; : brown, white... "caring steel wheels and ~ beni , » %} “ae —s. etrap wrist style; micdie case; reiadic jewel lever movement: guaranteed Japanese Lady Pertume Bottles, each $i Fancy cotton 7,-length famcy . "pagar Men’s Strap Watches $ 27° Candy or Powder Holders........... $1.35 Seay ee 39¢ Socks; novelty : | \ } sane th Fiber Waste Paper Baskets <n ed colors — mS | 1S1T e ‘\ecgccats—Wain rise® a ; : t4-K. gold case; 15-jewel movement; er ee = Decorated Waste Paper Baskets 2.25 d iar assort- ’ ~~ ai. : ek ie 3 omen Ss riS¢ atcn? : : - on — ig W Wr S $ 17-99 Bedroom Lamps; with shades, cord. . $2.25 —_ Slate Blackboards ment of new Neck- eS : CRE <o- OE S Stamped Aprons; applique pocket 39 H (3 ; : a 11-Pi Set vestee sets, jabot : Ons, ‘ique Cc a !-Piece Cook Sets 5 "set oT WOMEN’S DIAMOND WOMEN’S GOLD-FILLFD W rought fron Candlesticks....... $1.00 ur rimmings - Sewing Machines Treeé outonnieres SS eoore Panes — i, WATCHES—Fanc) California Paper Poppies, boxed..... $1.25 “dl | Building Sets fy 50¢ goid $28.95 i Hand-Decorated Glass Vases, $1.35 to $1.75 $f to $27.50 Yard Values J on Tom cae Se Fancy, rectangular style: 15-jewel move- ment: 14-k. white gold case Varie? color assortment. Specia! » Gee ocee | | _ Metal 30-Pc. Dinner Sets ther New Flowers im an assort . . . . : = an tment of FILLE! WATCHES WIT? ttle . Beige an :¢ Belgiar hare, Vi * eretty colers ea whist WATCHES gf oe ATCHE 7 Perfume Bottles 85c, $1.35, $1.75, $2.50 1 Off ale 2 Se i e | Bears Horses Ele Jewel lever movement. DO. 9a yeaa Night Candle Holder . Pe ae” / Stch, beaver, Russian fox, silver masaemy Be Cranes Dump ‘ (Nugente—Third Fleer. Soeth.) liki krimmer, coney and lepars. One to six inch wide © | Sewing Sets Doll / i \ ageuts— Maia Flees. "7 WOMEN'S GOLD ( \agente—Main Fleer. North.) ‘Vagents—Main Fleer. North.) . | ae EKSRSASASST ASRS ASASMENSASAALASASS B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. 20s emer ce renee ieee ne meee t

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—ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 96 . . : ne 2 a6, 1906 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 15 SRST SEN ENS SE NEN ENNIS Ra ae than es ota tae ote te pete oe tee a | ‘ ee ., oe" ; Charge CLE Chamois-Suede : br. Fenda | Fabric Gloves 50 Men’s $2 Caps A 5 Tod ay : Duplex washable chamoi- Both one-piece and eight- la | suede fabric Gloves: wanted ; , fer : - Exhibit ahaa © quarter styles; various fancy : . The Morris (Nugents—Main Fl > oor sie (Nugents—Thiré Fleer, North.) Christmas | Floor Bre | Convenience arts 4. “The Store for ALL the People” : Plan | 7 Extended e Saturday y Savings i in T imely Winter Needs Styles That Give the Correct First Impression a : . rel REE BE EEE RC CE CERN INN IN ENNIS NERA EXCH NX AR SHAANXI HAE EN SE A Ne Thay, eR Re PS “pe Rage SR, b it A ES ONG i i a fee Re «ey 20 See hay Seat eas | rae J acteehe } ad - ’ “4 4 ~ ee wows ~ - nee ne pean. ogee Se SP ON, “Ok a: oP i eT ee eS eT ge te Se aeein Aig nik ga hod Salleh agandlba aie ae inggeilce Re diteanioe SRAM 4 ws tne NN” pny Anan Neapeaatpels > { * . . - . Re Rg Ne : hecttgtaeie 2 wae hme salt, ~ Foe te ee ee rey “8 a> rane a YL IO A app tis " ne ‘ Cee sue of Renee +" 4 es * ee et ie * ~ we “ es weet 4 Ade te “Subs eae a Mar We edendee £%:\0%h a ob at . . , an Ae * : fasts Be bs i ge ce Pg AIBA o ” t 4 » neg “ —— San a MRR te tia ate ea een tae, eee te ee nl a 5 one we “ ww x, AD Ry, xia ; Seay te ae - ER : ra a —o-4 , Aah { RY / for we icomed - enor- ° ms =e ese oe = Se = . | mous purchase of these Caron’ s Pe rfumé ss ——. == se oeey 2 FS s&s, | lovely Robes, so accept- Black Narcisse fragrar = pit oo wate sorting ee ities. fate Anid dr erenhie ese | re) Se Be Me ae ; ; ) : « £7. eee ORF ae : ] — : goa a ae 7G ht er Heavy Bulky Ulsterettes in Double-Breasted Styles With Large ‘n-li SSS See Peak La pel s. Some Have Soft Velvet Collars. Chester- ber. In a lovely satin-lin | Rift box. a — oe =e oes fields Are of Kersey Cloth. Fine Herringbone, Sea ee co SESE Loose-Fitting Models, Single and Double For the Smart Holiday -— $10.50 =s.lt*t C'S rs De } Boys’ Overcoats: . —_ 8 806=—l Newest Stylings in Smartleigh Baik ens ten aiid 4-piece in the Mayflo design. Pear! on am over the holiday can quick- ly find just their sort of (Nugents—Main Floor, Ne ‘: : ¢ eS S. : : 3 good warm Overcoats here ' : an SSS Sw gee e ji S UD _ | —good looking and cor- ar eee ae rectly tailored for warmth and service. Double breast- Accessories I >. A Special Sa turday Value Event ed, eany-fiting backs, Sizes : ~o- : a ; » ne aedheidailighan ded “ , ‘ vere » . wea > ere arrievi@ueets ” —- > . ‘ — " eneenarin epteatententn ie ors 0 Raper oas eK. v neh tren rp bo ~ oe ae eee — a > ty ete ei! any ea peg ict al» ee Saat pon Ram = ee = = as, er Oo . » ers dowtatense 7 4 wy ‘ bee bat ny We neh, 4, ae ee Beticant\ wigs + “ es eee bs eR Ntatie sma. tar tae: entered ennai inh es thatthe opportunity to buy a new Suit at a ma- terial saving. Excellent quality fab- rics; new double-breast- ed English styles; sizes Boys’ blue corduroy | garments, warm and comfortable; sizes 8 to ars Powder Jars. ed col- Hand-decorated chim 2d Imported ff ee Sh Tined | Small B tH en. 22 SS eep-Line ma oys rs A tomiz “te +, SSS EEE EE . . ° ; . Se who like maintain a certain designs Various peek | Se Men ol to : c. Coats Overcoats 9 5 rated in love- $ . 2 ee definite standard of correct business 45 | $ 1 5 Z colors... 13 hall ee eee appearance will count this a fortunate J MV 10) | 4 2% to 5. 450 ix. tater $3.2 Ai | ee | | is years “ foe : The Largest Collection of Superior Values Ever Shown in St. ' | Sweaters = Louis. The Materials, the Styles, the Workmanship 4-Piece Suits Shaker Knit Atomizers 3 2 5 = : | Will Compare Favorably With Suits Usually 2 | 2 ae ¢ 4 95 — cra grered bulbes Selling tor Considerably More Than This Exceedingly Low Price (Nagents—tThird Floor, North.) $16.95 values; serv- : iceable fabrics; correct- Heavy qualities; reg- — i” : | ca . ee , ; styled; sizes for bo lar $6.50 values; boyst Ve Shimer Suggestive of Christmas—Men’s | | For Holiday Wearing | } Men's and Young Men’s |i gens. | awe @ | Cape and Buckskin Gloves | Men’s $4, $5 Hats Wool Trousers Boys’ Bathrobes ze | . Young men’s English models t- ht-after new snap 05 | in Cassimeres, cheviots and wor- 8 Good quality blanket 299): a Most-soug $ 3 steds. Tan, brown, blue, gray robing; silk tie cord, ae a oe Go ee hi eles unweeauels abt adminis ca rece ae on ee ee i eres Pie : Se thee Oo an i ~ ree oe oe are = igh Ase 4 Septic aN oboe ta shaadi cedihes Sn EY OT ate ee Pane PE ON wipe cet o — wioitideah, ” 4 re Se a eee ae an ° =e She ta a 4 > ht. GE oe pace ol — " = oo Sgn v¢ mae es haat congo pero mm a eae ~ ” ed mt erhnas dhteomee . . L. " Ss oe . 4 . fe _ ? - fs z a > i fs * Pee. r . “ . 2 . -* Po - - . ody er Oe odie Be Ay oe ; Nye 2 Semtlegey. eee u wraee ee Nh Ae he = Eten vey a oy pan Sere se tee Whe nie ar NAG rf Ie > 98 1 a pis py St whieh he: a 5 cated 4 - bat te 128 Daas Cy Ne “43 . gh a8 ee ‘ Ae, ee me aw , aks Te MOF Veg + + MRT hee eat as Tae 24h ban Nas 4s ft A * 0 99 vena : . aa : ; , 2 . q : ekki yor Tegpdenbs, Lee : srk 5 ; ¢ SORES OF . . Lr, : oot ame a eee ~ ee c 4 *, 4 / semlethheiad ? oad . we - . . C : re teen oe Satie +s . ’ oe oF , “ s re - iets fans bia , ’ . ee trasting trimmings. Blue, gray, bottom, tan, pearl, black. (Nugents—Third Fleer, Nerth.) (Nugents—Third Fleor, N aa EEE i > APSE BORN a en ge Th he > " 2 Ne AD Secs ; ; % % aii * 4 oe see ie : - ne rs ’ he ak : ; ut wa ef _— Ah vig @ =e : > + - 2 ‘ . ; ‘ burl 7 R >. » 2% La . ? te % 4 s a i itatithen . , we — * * 6 Sa wae ; =. 7 7 _ . 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Le : Veocteatines Meh 053 ele e a “ A,” . ats ee. - 4 oe oe ~¥. ~~ > ow i -% wee eee teat Tow a ~~ haying 4 : - *% eee el psets, eee ls Ali ore : m “ - o> % « oP ae " “ We seecvele ’ ‘ladle re ee 3 +e & | mh, 2 : nh wey po aed P - ewe Som © Werte ak? eee 5" ym = : Tl ie agi tl i a : an Sot own Sings se Naber base > lien Sek per hap tn r ; a AF. ity pan “4 om: pot hae cea 7 ; ¥ oM 9 te te Pat det sutnpaape z ony fers Mae my ek OeMeet: Fon ee eS f j an Pit f 2 7 ‘ ° : ; ow J . : : . +9 ele : : ‘ ew A : ; : y , : 7 , Se , poms ‘ . , ‘* bey Resse i , Wee ae 09 ) ar ee te Sep se 2 gy oo AA bsp >, mate * é — , ~ i ‘we . tlle on imp _/- Miiamiian * .s ee af. To _ * leva + Stes» % M aad - be tp et clade Peel hn GRee a my = on Oe « . f om ‘ " 4 eins . - “ ; J he E+ ' 7 5 ra. 4 4 * 4 2 . "i - J * Bry Sentlt ai ie 7 e ye e , . K te ea ° a’ be os he ee oe p ome ae “eit a . “ A iggy . “ r ae ere riety Saeed J ” aa & ae J ete ‘ a2 ; ' ‘ Pe Oe i = ie aaa to 6h He wy ed e ‘ ee . Ureetes — % ate +s Pama 9 : ss es ee ® Se a ee MEE cee fein: at yest * pee sh Aan aee varnished—with pigeon- finished bodies cas ae : led hood— ball-bearing Pullman 1 F; ine lisle ribbed ~ eavy se! a d wood, hole compartments — Equipment inc! — brace, black enameled ° soon age poo cream wheels. Extra- tion car, saan oe aie. cho heavy cushion, nal, reversible loco- betas Me cone, ee ee . aa ten Ny ~ é toh» etn pols Pees Aig SWinaht, © ah ee ee henge % * 4 heavy double gs wood cross handle with double- disc ataat " cnie bell attached. Doubie- deari teel wheels and ee wheel S. disc stee) gee thick oc ; ne gift. puaser tires, large es teering wheel, gas control Boys’ Wool So tires 7 | —— “Mama” 6 Baby Dolls ! More Surreise Pachuane 7,-length fancy wool a Socks; novelty | ao D I] Fa x : . sr 4 . : : : \ , . . * . ae || Ficit the Dollar I OF 2°an | ie Dolls ~ , $245 Values ¢€ Saturday in Fairyland There You'll Find ee $6 Values | e Slate Blackboards Leather tong ; cle raga | ‘ny $ $ 30 : } Uy Surprise 11-Pi Doll edar Chests | ih Q5 | ; | 1-Piece Cook Sets olls Py acre He | A 4 Poskogee C UMMINGS — | Sewing Machines Tree Light Outfits ’ | Tenpin Sets Building Sets Pool Tables | “~— | 0 Yard Vaiues ; | Iron Toys Kitchen Sets Games Musical Toys & | “New-born” Baby | -Pi Tea Set Exquisitely dressed | Dollis, beautifully ® . and blue B h Viatka § | Metal 30-Pc. Dinner Sets China 16-Piece y | : é ean Giessen, “German and Ruse || Bears Horses Elephants Pianos shaped, well-mold Old Santa will be here himself and has arranged sooo Sur- Tool: Chests | ae Dolls, sure to delight | | age. : ver, Russian fox, silver muskrat, Trucks Paint Sets | | new Christmas own- heads, sleeping eyes, prise Packages for boys and girls containing toys of every On idths. r Cranes Dump Truc . . ers. Blondes and bru- | natural crying voice, | | description and kind, specially selected by Old Santa himself. Pars 1¢ to six inch wi ‘ Sewing Sets Doll Beds Dolls in Crib nettes, slecping eyes, long white lawn ¢ Every one a real value, more beautiful than in any year past. real lashes, fine wigs; dresses, ribbon trim- Croquet Sets, Etc., Choice ) . Bring the kiddies. oa N ts—Third Fleer, Seuth.) : (Nugents 21 inches tall. med; good size. a = Tied Wier: — eaten Floer. TSE . Rieter Nese ce ete ANN INS DEER NCR NL B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. SSRE%s Ne e* iF * : , = ?

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_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 286, 1926 —_———- althoug 4 wrt time previously, has’ versity. and, x ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pin, | ' LE FOOTBALL STAR DISAPPEARS So: 3.259%, sagas) Sa “Sa | Auto Doctor Was Driviac Is gy: trace of south has heen | und. although the “river as Found in Monongahe-a River. «] many hours = AST WEEK OF Sa, eZ (Sh eee om SATURDAY SPECIALS | is YOUR CHOICE OF _— A ladies’ charming Wrist Watch, white gold filled, Ola T C 3 as »0 Cyme Candies — “Good Old-F ashioned Kind” ~ I Sp pre tea ae Fe Ora BS NN csi a ta aes ee OS et oar: - vnaeids ” ‘ ani ( Pah i es . \ r . - , : —) hn Sa OY aR asides 44 ve ' aw to op ARTY ety Ce Re we at Seiten SE SOND eon a eR eS “ew Negi Meg es eens fia: i : ae a> Z : eae Se ote & , gs ‘ t eS. Biss 7 , Seer Be eR: - Roeorie LSS: 5 “6 : - Pe eae om ae at bs ie tee od : NN owits iihy: y \ _ ee * et Neo Nien Ni | tags to “th FO AY IPN oes WSS os a wee, Bee SENATOR TRI wens Be q EN Ne LE NMA SANE BLE BI. ie I ANE RIN pe “oe AO ial - Aste, howe : Se i s Epes gh SOS CTT titel sees AOR RE SE LARA ete ‘Burnt Toffee” Is More Than Delicious SES Ge BE pe Pre gee» Sites aie Rial . : . r e9 d oe ie r a eee “s ee > 1 rid has Te a Ze 1h ~— SP big Oe i ty * STR eae toe are ss SPT at? ae. > Pant Ce fully guaranteed or Delicious old-fashioned pieces all the family enjoy; Chocolates, Ceonnad it Pieces, Caramels, An 18-k. white gold Wedding Ring set with 3 beautiful diamonds (not chips) Candies, Fudge French Bonbons. Packed One and Twe Pound Boxes & a7 Every Saturday, Pound or A Valuable Silverplate Set Any of the above Free with purchase of $60 oe Full Cream Caramels 3 sempung squares of Full Cream Caramel " uscious flavors with nuts. a. Poun nd Box 42e | or over. Your last chance to get 2 Xmas gifts upon the purchase of any one. Presented Saturday with other new styles at 4 ss ne . style. ) gilt Yr and Valu surpassin Peanut Bar—Ir $ Different, Lb. - 25e ny previous showing at $5 and $64 aiiiduukoctonad Easy Extended Terms to All BUY NOW—PAY NEXT YEAR _ Queen’ 5 Divinity | Cake ster with ri ch ‘buttercream and 06 Se Brazil nuts Tutti-Frutti Stollen — Charlotte Russe ... © for 50c my nr two ‘ ee - * WONDERFUL SHOES Lo Three lovely, cenuinc ee ae ~ Diamond= (not chip=) 420 N. Sixth—6118 Easton—716 Olive St. CANDIES MAILED ANY WHER: set in 18-k. white gokl - — — ~ = mou ine. , j *ji- ee gue ger nceaagentiing _ , ae Li Advance Xmas Sale Spectai—tThese 15-piece | : 7 amber or mother-of-pearl super special at the — ; eZ pare. i Se TOILET SETS | . ¢ 2 “ With handsome ogee Loed bex. Complete. — 30 reguiar $55 set only, 50c a Week Other Toilet Sets as Low as $12.50 ee . SM SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GER RESULTS—3-time Ads AI-MWOST CERTAIN for whee P| as be . y = a“ 2x-oa 2 } ~ ey’ % wo _ sd a* - s+ iw »* - - ~ . — * a 2 Poo raat i istis , live Billa ia . —— Ti.ic ‘ an as ° ‘J »-- . ~ s -* » sai one : ~ * T ~t 4 ww? } _ — S er IPUL a Ff ia Gis wet 2 es nas . 5 ———— -— ~ - a : ~ ~ , e Pa ne LAN b4e ~ 4246 -* Se aa i s . } » mt Y * = 4 4h 4 T* 42> . . >. t ~ . . —— «. ? ’ - aon oe. > a w' Oi nay a : sab is - ~ ~ e 7 7 " * . > > “ -~ Pe | i 4 ee - * * _—- ~-2 > ere oP i, TS. » 24404 44S i Wm@we Wis aa * 4 or 2! ee ti--. 4 , ha = oe “ ‘ isi a ’ a * a ad ad ; sa 5 : ‘ = 2 *"* - . - get _ : ae -_ ’ P= vide iT, USi a! a imper O24 ti . ** a ie -* im . iy — - a ~ a2 -. - = - ng = gat = Tne! enter LaA_t- > ) th 2 imzne i~4 7.) ’ * =o ¢ ment. Fainer i me S$a@ic @.: i-ids tha Ff re =‘shed was ene * e c fac ..Suec * ,OF Lo ~~ + — eo - 4A ‘- ana ia e. vs LO shar = and es WwW Ne ~~ + zens. Packages of food for the poor i | 3 “The Store for ALL the People’”’ We Can Take Care of 500 MARCON ANNULMENT SUIT ce a Sa More Customers on These M So Says the Discoverer of the Wtre- | less, Refusing to Make Statement. . DYF-gn 192 es the Press ard Py tzer Fi Publishing © New York World pe Ct and Fo "S48. ROME, Nov. 26.—Marcen! dis- on e ai e a ; i ets i + . . _+ - | 7 overer of the wireless, expresses gn * im ha : > —— > - » * 4 al wrath at interest in his private af- " . * _ cov 2 50c a Week Electric Percolater Sets The Gradwohl Chain Stores have just closed a deal 4 Pieces with Manning-Bowman Co. for 1000 Sets of their high-class Percolator Sets. These Sets are of copper. heavily nickeled, quality guaranteed. These electrically operated Percolator Sets consist of percolator, creamer and sugar. (inside gold plated). aml handsome tray. A safety fuse device antomatic- ally shuts off electric current if perceolator boils dry, insuring no damage if not given proper attention. Grandwhol's big purchase en- 50 ables him té _ them on sale at only .... ——— Regular value $55. (: mpare it with any Set at this price. 50c a Week Be as es eta tas then 7> > Srey 3° * Re ee ee re : ~~ _ . PONS bees HEBER gio Ni ARO AME GRAMS T OD edly SS ER BOR Bealls Sasa ae ee ee. ee ey SS sa tsa aa ee ad: , om gs My ce eet - Na, Natper. Bric, AMEN BEA e LAO eae , Se ae oe Oe ee ee sn Ry Psa ay PING. din sdAntt ee ¥ os ts 2s ae aes : PARISON t : ee f f f ‘ as . ¢: ‘ : #: ‘ f iy f f f is ft f }s f- Gu For your choice + of any Diamond- $60 KY Ring in this group 4 $1 Weeki y ae ~ 8 And You Get Free Choi a _— of Any of the Gifts eek, | Listed Above. Remember, Gradwohl’s at 621 Locust Is Headquarters for * DIAMOND RINGS Gradwohl’s Special Offer This i18-k. white geld Wedding Ring set with 5 gcenuine diamonds inet whips). It is a regular $35.00 $93.-/5 valee. t-radweohl reduces — it te Man’s Octagon Watch With Knife and Chain to match This handseme tli7-jewel Watch adjusted move- ment in a beautiful white er green gold-filled case. S .50 Made spectalliy fer the man whe wents a real good — Watch. t(raaranteed te keep perfect time or a meney refunded 50c a Week MEN’S STRAP WATCHES—AN IDEAL GIFT. 7 matrimonia! ce res Completely Equipped—Nothing Else to Buy — or ND aiment proceed. SR TERPIAN Te ese “sts tas thas a ‘4 oo ® marriage tnvalia i'm *aen & ato : 4 ~ % . acvic Rome ts surprised that Z Imagine! A Genuine Freshman, Guaranteed in Ecaty Respect, for the Unusual Price of Accessories Alone hoa Sie Si 7 4% ie FI ‘ o SS eabek ioe -*@ =a = = — ~ Marcon’: j — ll — e ———————— SSS ' cbs we . | | _——_ — a ———- ———— = ra Price at Which This > ~ ean. the War. oe on | oe \ | es \ S = aS WF. Terms as Low as OREMIER CAYS MAY ANTADIA neh | a) So Se, OLS Oe SS 50 LIQUOR PRICES WILL BE CUT =e \ 6 ae ew SS ee | Ferguson Campaigns for Re-Elec- \ = nee oS = —— = | == : == = : | > ) Weekly tion, Advocating Government ’ (entrol and Local Option ~ = —— , ’ \ es liter Smail De oo Aas tet +e «es 4 ee Ns ies oe a tas eee an ~ MEN’S ¢ GOTHIC JARPROOF STRAP WATCHES “Jarproeef” are the entry 791] > hard Strap Watches that can be 7 .50 Specially S SO moet i$ 85 dropped and not break any wear; latest models and fine pert ef the movement. o- : all tumekeepers ag 50c a Week $2 a Month Sale Price OYNX ‘ane RING Men'’s Initial Riegs in white er greene gold. | era »ubigrein ghee geome a Sale held several I Through fortunate arrangements with 4 weeks ago was of such great proportions manufacturer we have secured another a _ we were overwhelmed with orders the | lotmens of these receivers and are again all e- rst day. We oversold our entire allot- t , Ps J ave o offer vor this g un a enh anit ik te tee se stent . you this genuine Freshman Master-_ : ment : iporarily discontinue piece completely equipped at the except 3 ~ +h : : " - the sale. ally low price of $59.75. uote Mer Re a —_ :* ‘ These Are the Accessories | Remember, This Is a Perfect Which You Will Get With Genuine Freshman Masterpiece 7 Your Set at $59.75 This wonder Freshman Set is — — We ese shew \ : — these Ringe set is i th 2 24 '" “Ty ” oC: oe oe . A] Wm. Rogers & Son “Triumph” Silverplate $37 SO. Terms 28 pteees:; guarenteed by the maker S0c a week. and Gradwehi. (Utility Serving Tray *15 : free reach teperted Beaded Bags: 115 2 _ ? solid mahogany cabinet with a beautifu Gnish. 5 Genuine Cunningham CX301A Tubes bines evérw Sentu “eat F E T —— by the most ardent Gi 3 iia oF Westinghouse 100-Ampere thusiast in the perfect BEAM ge selectivity. Rabber Case Storage Battery tone quality and simplicity of citticicetias ’ 2 45-volt Standard Size B Batteries e i we FO e 1 High Quality Loud Sveaker . te that we sell no radio apparatus which to Walgreen’ Stores at ergymen who he said had deal 1 Complete Aerial Kit nas not first been rigidly tested by the Fleetwaamg green s Se aa sdversely with the subject of G These Accessories Afe Tested and Approved by Laboratories of New York. who will not —— ac~ on Locust, Minneapolis AE ag a m their puipits | the Fleetwood Laboratories of : cessories Or apparatus which is not made of the highy | New York City est quality parts by manufacturers of good reputation | 50¢ Deown—50c a Week iy spicediad sew assertment. Terms te seat: Next Door Y/ : Other Gradwoh! oe ers re “ins Tvs “Yuna ois AEREREATEAREATATASAT ATA AGATA NNT oa gumarieme 621 LOCUST ST. iz re nme Beene aehee bye w > want to taix politics th is he , Sagents— Third Fieer, = {4 . sB. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO ere - ened - et ee eer .

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—————SI-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . . _FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1926_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —~ — PAGE 14 SS SSeSr THE WORLD'S GREATEST CLOTHING VALUES MILLARDS Big ‘Miaaufactases" sStocks Sacrificed!, ammoth Purchase for our ten big stores of the entire 1926-27 alus stocks of two nationally famous makers of rai IMEN’S and YOUNG e Candies =f ashioned Kind” . 9 pieces al] the family wil]- > 7 panut Pieces. Caramels, Nug | nch Bonbons. ) Pound ~ Boxes. 50c m Eacamels A who were compelled Full Cream Caramel, many 42 to a to s Dijjerent, Lb. aSc Divinity Cake we. Be Gi Se ae ee eee et oe ce eee nt ~ Yr oe Berry en ee ee ee aetine pebaemageee. sn ys , : eA ~ _ + n — - * ge Armee Sept siren KELLY B® 8 atone tyr et é » ‘ ncn - * ¥ - me val : ae se Pay owe * —_ : ~ » —— —e fy " Yy Wo iba iay Pas, hope ey te ee Py mc Are rie en Y eae it ag fw eyyine : . t : ¢ ; wae ‘ ; Oe gape, : x ; cy ON Tae eR Nile BARR oy) ae Oy ge ae ae ; « . PE Th? la week whee : ee een a Maes: ARON Uno ety i? Yeon Ss) ee ie EEE PY May Ree gd Sida ‘Moms 0 rcs en aa xy Enh eters f ee Be Cee. petrok arc’ te Dine he Pas » ape “ue v-vhauge : ey Prix) sede » ‘ x - . , : ? : % 5 bey snare — =" oo —— ‘ ” ” ‘ P P x ssid as 1 ae bia “ SP oid tetas * Partners perry ahi cal RG ar pty tnnvte pli 4 Sle oe Mon ependy™ et * atk, Din, chailanr pub Meas oo ohne a jr rected Moo. Nitdmato~s di a OE bes Sen ee ee ee - “ow - 7 ™ » - e ene —s a ‘+ " 7 . . — fi Me 4 ris r i ‘ “wr Bag te! a ae iio atid rhe kode 7 a Se ast ees és it = i agi” ARE yy nttin, 2 ae > sls Shei tits Riss apd liatcandindeicad lal if het ae cS Rage oe ita, caneliG ts . ai a il nme : es fet oe Pee coe nae a ret ts mPa — ™ ‘ he vm va ne : + Uh oma ena ‘ eeninaticees : Pgh ali ‘ diy et ney a om * + " a - row petlblnnde = new. Greatest clothing event in the history of St. Louis. To be sold by the Millard Stores at our factory-to-you price $22.50 which means a saving of $15 to $32.50 on each garment. Pn ca memes ee pian. en ete ey * - ; eee ee ees ee rs ~ eee y Saree RAS knee. ee EERO Nis nae EEE erent *Vimiee — a ne eee > eS RA A NBL I RO RI ete RS Ntp Amery ine se. > wiles “ _ s Ld aan dank Resdacey- Aa peat ieee: he ta Wiens + Sherali eid iat i ig atone ct ier ew Me ee ee ee ee ee ’ Pe ee ee ee ee eee eee Cee aes Mee oe a oe F Sa aa EMEA LAAT MRE MI BO RN, y . OLAS YLD. PRAEGER ANB OR a , , . : - 7 rh 3 = . ; . - ~ aoe Sage 7 K oY fh ‘ ; @ . “ bed ey cy ge: o%, be : . 7 ¥ rn e , rm a ee Bee: \) i ath eae. + Wee 7 Barta . . ‘ ‘ : : ee he a a Sa 4 te, ay Re, Ee Be Ce wae Bh, » * : ; : : oes & Saar eS Mpg eepcm oe + & our. ; ' Fe iy * 5 ~ mn * 4 sy - . . « * % - ‘ > ‘esha ‘ _ & Bt We + a . — ij leet Md * hoethae me tee “ : em Digs, te he 3 ro a ¥ " oe * . “ te dees . d ‘“ , + My ‘ % . . 4 Dy fe f o. ty rnp ye ig a os i Silke sat a en ene + ‘a «ee He ~ 44 » Ms el i> » e+ : wee z a yi OE ee alte he ES ‘ Se i Bt, CS aoe -_s weg be mm, Sm Mae - on 7 o oe » ™" “ awe a + ee ee : tah, on ee Me " ean 4 4 4 en a; eS 4 > \ > " “ - a m hes Been yO a. x —. wee, oe . J ’ a i Serge LM $s § 7t¢ - =e i 3 a fe bu ‘ a : i * u eas : : - : ; - Pe eS et +. & . > > bay *e ‘ rag ee .% : i t ce 4.27 : . . “ k = Pai : + - { ee ’ Ss : ce = $ i J ¢ 7 & f : s . s : 3 y * = et 2 a: ee = Bi % e “ . = a Se Be i. ti ‘ ‘Ss : - = * — & i Gi - Be bs a rf + . 4 r. s. : 2 a i : : > ‘ +B : " s Pe k 4 = 7 ; _ aS = \ Be & ; J 4 ; ; ie mq i - : eed asd sd esd es os a ss a Ec amtmern " omen . + ehnengee een: ct AGP Sr sea on te Avg tem - . 450 vere page or ican gehen. cipape,, —_— . 5 st ie4 2 te ere > a TO Ate eon ‘ ee +f “2 . *~ is A sgghah¥in\ sh ANiia api + hn OF alt indy lay abn eth ah mt Be eee ~~ ee ee -- ~ Ne . iad Sees Ae (ght . aoe de ie err Pat “aa ew Realy Naty ‘he ee Fagen ihe ay Mier, Mnoy i a ? r Men’s Pe Opa eu: Alterations | Sik&® Wool (aaa Free Hand Tailored Worsteds, fee-2 = Smart Winter a e . bi RA Suits, Singleand . UE * Blue Serges Weta nt Double Breasted 9 er ate eae. 5 Bic, Burly, All Models £3 Quilted, C>” P BS Satin Lined, coa he All Sizes Ene PK Plaid Back t fe fo See. Sorehig oon, ehacitennesine onan ated Silk-Lined Beautifully Topcoats | VALUES UP TO ‘55° nis an Lae > ee ae Lae cg ~~ Sy aN Ye ae eee ARS aie ele Si BRK a et ee ee “a. one a on o Bee es es ‘ . =e eee , bea Sa Powers so psres ‘ Fae sr th, Lage in uipped at the exception- jTan Overcoats models right at the height of the season at our as- tonishingly low price of $22.50. Ed is Is a Perfect, | | e uits nan Masterpiece - th © ’s Silk Wool Worsteds— Set is built in a massive | 0 accommodate ose Men S S cand- ool ors th a beautiful finish. Com- f : - ded by the most Sadia en- | who cannot shop during All-Wool Blue Serges— giver distance, selectivity. the day this store will Blues, Grays, Tans— Of Operation. | : ia i. open until 9 o’clock Double Breasted— PF tested by the Fleetwood Friday night — Saturday CLOTHES Single Breasted— , who w1ll not approve ac- incl | EM wnt 10 clock Sixth and St. Charles ‘“Moses—"* ®t “omen Se ; , _ , a) i 2} 4S a FS oS SO ee Ss J om —J(— fe 1. <

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —____ EVENING. NOVEMBER 26, 1926_ PAGE 18 . ST. LOU POST-DISPATCH _." RIDAY she will appear in $0 cities. ‘and Far East. She will return te! style,” she explained. “I eT . . : rz . : re : rkir . er ir? F [ew 2 SU ly. OU; & FIVE MINERS RESCUED befor eee ng on fI ‘turn and renew my wesc ss 6% Per Annum — | She took 71 dresses with her; Paris which she will show In the Near American tour. six months can’t foo! American women wWweKA t dresses.” . ‘ *-* > 4 a 3 oe ou OT SixX-MmOnths-O1G The Economy Plan for Savings is the best ¢ AFTER g DAYS IN PI] ena nsomre : t ai "\, || for the man or woman in moderate circumst, a Special Sale on || cam have the same protection and profit as t with many thousands to invest. WASHINGTON AV. COR. SEVENTH | ' ——_—_— ONE SWALLOW CONSOLE - ‘ ‘No Hope of Finding the Sixth ENDS SORE THROAT ay VENETIAN | a ; 7 e Man Alive at Tom New Picccription Stops Sore {8 | iy fil MIRRORS 6% dividends paid on the savings of our me n Li oi Wiii- ‘ | waa . ee = prot ‘sou me of since 1887. Rs e y hicken Throat in 15 Minutes—or N | | oe } ‘ Saturday Mo nud opie tee ee Beh a mee pe! eg. | in wp to 18x30. Unusually At- -onderful mew prescription for sore/— | lade rt tractive Designs. Send for Free Bookiet—“A Pocketbook of Prof wonderful Mew prescription for sore B ; 5. ea 4 ' Pre - ¢ . ane s sad ’ a . shoxkine Or Zirect to the iodeament i a , famhicken, mining Gage Be! and corrects it, so that pain! e - 4 Mirror makes a very appropriate Christmas cift. , ara OGY Vane tre 0 Imost like magic. Perfectiy | ; | “izes and designs made te yeur order. { onom | here Wa riad na sorry sfeit+~ harmiesce - bad after-effects m9 é We are the only store in St. Louis te a - ; ° a3 #45 e 3¢ ehlorofoerm oo hormfnul @raee | i AOE A GO stg EO OR =9 80 Pe ots tows. Se me rey “ ud > J : ‘ € ; . ti ; “ ~- Pegi Lg (i y Te =~ SF - t ’ ti eir = rea tn > ° j . ? w 2¢ ye — oy i j - | - Pr- —— meant of , Minutes or your m r back Wan- | All werk dene by compe © ; or > i isa 5 ’ 4 as & . . 4 .. >. —" = ie oo ‘ . — ANUINCS aster ai ; derful for childrer sc, fc ane tent workmen. 503 North i2th Sc. GArfield 9465 ~ 4 to ae a a P' Aan : e.| _ ther , ras tt" 3 ‘ ee od. ~ q r I anda . aé [ } > P » ‘ PIII SS Nl ---2--e-- © -6--@--@ oe -e-3.-e@ @¢ @©-@ a a a a ae ee On iia -?-2-?—-e-2-e--@ ap: RI i Rt EN iio tat eel Pot we Subees Pe ee ay Bees eee Gace Naina ae Anes hea gese, : Lin we “ % he ~ Oe em we We have carefully gone through our stocks and selected special groups of merchandise to offer at less than wholesale for this Sat- urday morning Clearance Sale. .A money- Saving opportunity which vou cannot af- ford to overlook. 4 oe Open an “IBP” Account « Pay Out of Income Charge Purchases Saturday Payable in January ee te i iP. Lou wr Le egesr * A 4 * " ~~ 29 ; ; «* 7 ; — ) i’ _re eaere*- . 4 = 7 = >. —_ — ———— - _= —— rm : ; on o% oa a = 7 NOSSI- : ; o| | : . it ~ be a S4510484 a 4 - ~ : : +, 7 _ + v —a 3 % hg wea a: s . »4 \ 2 oe i A Aad’ ¥ = > ™! - ; = } | hae , 3 ~ - +h Fa \ : 2" s | ? 3 : bat: ‘Bea 4 ra ’ bi raie se -_ hw ~ Ri % ad ~ 42 . ‘ . — - i “ . 5 z 5s £ 4 ~ js ? , } . . . , , > ~ bw be 7 . . , ar °c -7 hn cl eet . aon Go = 2 ' a Sialii hd . i . : Pao & iis a. ‘ 3 : - " — on. —. . : . ’ 7 he - ’ rT} » | 4 « ; = Me aon ae _= i* sa la, eiits sts ‘tt 4 am > . . ' + ' Ti ~ + € e ? —_ es : These are Silk Dresses taken from Two for a A Special Sale of Youthful § Fur Coats on ae 7» = our regular $13.95 and $9.95 stocks. $ jower workings within = dsy « You should be here early for —— Rejoicing Over Rescue of Five. choice. Great rejoicing spread throug! MUSIC $1] 3950 | tS 2 To the man or woman peas ‘ s ~ ER nS pH ott see degen an Brine Hig Wille, Aahee vo —@-@--@--@-@- -@-- @-2@--@---@ -@ -@--@ @ -© -@-@-¢--@ -@--6- -—- © -@--6- -@-6-—-@- Sale of Girls’ Coats SQ2° SER aR aee ee ee ee ae a ar ee CL EARING 150 DRESSES $19.45 and $16.75 Values Beautiful Dresses of rich satins >O Fe i ° and silk crepes in the most want- ed shades. Most attractive styles. |? HE galloping, playful wild pony andthe calf #§ who loves rae have become universal favorites with smart new Orthophonic Vic- trola is a revelation and young women. Ww have a collection of superia- i oo : ; a promise. A revela- tive smartness at this special price, trimmed m ef f If x Bs Se Be P 7 @i tion of how beautifully t| LTV X, WOil, | > Gar : ; a ee e Mi music can be repro- duced, 2 promise of Besides the youthtul sport modeis of pony or calf. this: future happiness and sroup also presents a splendid selection in caraculy enjovrment. Come in, orthern seal (dyed coney), caracul paw, kid of: @f .soon, and let us play it @ for you. You will be amazed and delighted! Convenient Terms Can Be Arranged The World’s Largest | CLEARING OVER 35 . Salon—Third Flee: e Victor Dealer 4 , fé 2 izes Te .. () i 4 , ; each of whom are ers of fare LI ee ee eee a $25.00 and $19.75 Values Se ee eee ke URLI IZE R —seageeeanigen gh lwp sntie aa-lboneean- | ean : " ; —s ENN I pT . ee 309 Collinsville Av. Sports Coats with plam collars 715 Smith Stnck to His Post. . . QO ; oat E.xst St. Le is, UL . eee ee 7 . rrom Michae] I e one of in attractive shades. Beautiful- ES SESE il ats Stee wae indicated Smith was dead. } pped A 4 ly made of excellent materials. & a 2 to 6, 7 to 14 (2 to 6 With Hats) Girls’ Dresses $775 ae 1 E. ARING 100 DRESSES $49.75 and $39.75 Values Exquisitely made, in silks and Georgettes of marvelous quality. | Newest shades and combinations. Women’s sizes only, 3% to 46. FB Be ee re we Bee FO 8 BH Ree OO @ OO @ .- ¢-« -e- yo on a " , 2 @ © © @ © 8-6 oO @ OOO e & OO 8 oO Oe 8 8 OO e & ..-— & -& @- @-@ « secaptatecw e L 2 3 3 ‘ 4 +. a ‘ WA , ° — zz . = aS 2. ey is et euler * k v z es & “Boer ; os ke di os | wea ¢ Ba a4 : ] oun . * 4 x Sy -* ’ = ¥ G . 7 § 5 ray \ SP: te VS. ae J « a ale £37. a> iS : 7 ‘= , RR tt en ~~ Ree latinas oe o ee in — eR . a oo | ee ee ee ?.e @ - @ . BO Re OO OOO Oe Oe eee A ie cu, i Mle : : A eo a a eg bile 4 P Pees ‘ eo Nepean anny dae Bee's 2 F * oe pha ona CMa we > tile Z Kase . + + pee » cams We ee ete oth = ~ = : > % y Peg it.) 6 eee okt ey . OF yr On ae reel reias me t PRRs lint Re ee ee a ar ee oe eee - 7? 8: 2 8 2 @- & * reas: mon, My saree. - os RAC ee ee eo as PS ee ae i oa | ates eetinmndahies aM RGus, Senta --anasen te Wed ih aa eeta te oe Youthful Frocks for Daytime Lavishly Fur-T rimmed Models tor Misses : ~ — cO.d row as ine 1i000 eS rT ? ea t¢ rs | c ry 3 > “¢ ~ . : _ NOG ae : ae a: es ee > , . | ~ - . > . i+. ’ -_- sliey iad 2ii1¢QG GowrT : : ‘ . ° ' ’ a li cites On eM ee Mie ek) ani vein €d) - om Ai cA 2 i ° ' . ; \ . * + > " 7 — ~ . @ } » + . : -* : oe j Oar Ad 7" ; . ae Cm 4 . d a, - 7 wee , Qtor$25 549% ing " | mi ut ms were it out | a | Fur-trimmed and plain-co!lar- s 75 food. he tossed sor pples from Li i | ed Sports Coats. Newest 4% ° they left. They ha ‘iy had quit , it yf styles, fine materials in want- their positions when a sudd ish 8 mm YS =e | sein r\ CT HIS-is the tirst anniversary of RY ECENT arrivals, secure rab] Oj $29.75 and $25.00 Values ed shades. PERS Ee ME. price COMCESS we -— _ a 3 | 750 000 07 KS APPLE CROP } the ce . ot I 2 -f r-$25° OrabDie | | Pe > S vy sale. Frisco Expects to Handle Four | : pre- nis Saturda} s2ie 7 7 - 1c L E ARING 50 SO ; | Thousand (ars COATS $49.75 and $39.75 Values | | | : vening Pome , th an «? pit in} | ; ‘a 2 { rr. ~ * — § ’ : “77 i. 4 . ‘. - P 0. accérding to Prisco offi. . Be oe ' fur trimmed > dais , elab wate d : . . , > > - 7s : » Fur-trimmed Dress Coats in most s attractive styles. Nlade of fine ma- | 3 e terials in the most popular shades. a = — ne > eee .--: CAE ok Od ate bAgie~ netoe ane 1 a, . eRe; 5 - ay, q h a 7 Pig Peden OPE Oe een : pines acwepbnnte ter oa!s. fre! bye fe MRE Qt apace Priday. ¢-2% "dey. 12 Ege. 3 8-99 am end SL IGH rh Y C :0U NT ER- SOIL ED proximal of $1,750,000.» (© N | Dress Salon—Second | | : _ : ISADORA DUNCAN LOSES HOME &: . | a ae 3 — m=, ‘anday, t2.95 em. SILK U N DERW C if ‘ R Place in Parix Subor> Seld at Auge- ~ > ?-© ¢ 2 -© © -<«--¢ -© et - &2.-e - - " ~ ¢ : * yt : 2 -* -2 -¢--2 -2--2-=--2-&-2--2--2 -@ -@ 6-2 --@-© =~ SL 8 Oe -S-O*- -O-S S-S O*-O-* — S O O-S-*-* O-O-@-O-O-@ -— @-© 0 -O- -O-O ~- *.- -<- -<ee * <- «¢ «<<. why 15 D tg 7 ; oS | ays ‘ " : At Less Than Actual Wholesale Cos: Fe si h . we Chemise, Step-Ins and Gowns e if ! ° ‘ tr °r Return Trip — $2.98 Values ...........S150- Seen fe Guet cteaee Sale of $1.95 All-Silk Chiffon Hose }#R32“2: 2 d ainues ~~ “?® not good r's Chicago $5.00 Values Sia MY guigengty. aon of attractive * eat . P| “ _ ; . rec for Saturday are W ebask Ticket Office, 198 2 Pairs ; *3 | } | ae VABAS Hi<3 Ravine stxmucs 1038 Beaded Bags She wWinteTres —~ } - Embroid ad | Su tk Han idcerchief cee ee. 7) CIBARING ———SC*S S00 Pach Pores mame» 20 Only—Tomboy Skirts $ 98 y Pia oe agg ' A SERGINE | $5 and $3.98 Values wen ae a for Six-Months’ Trtp. 16 Only—Dress Skirts S$ OO 4 A Is. “ow . Vera Sergine Former Values Up to $10.00 int cb eutae bind Wee ee WONDERFUL value! Two pairs of perfect, sheer and clear chiffons, one of our regular $1.95 grades, a Fi Every thread pure silk. A score ots - shades. Gift boxes upon request. _ ° Tre et HF oii O04 - . ee @-e-@ eh @ ee ‘e--8 ° e-* © © © © 6 © -@ © e-« oe eo © & & © © © 8-48 08 © © 8 @ ° oe © 6 8 6 © 8 8 e-e 8 FO Oe OR ee © 0 Oe ee 8 ~~ O00 0-0 O: 0-010 O00: -@- OO O~8~0 ;- 4 t." = a .. ima French fashio = ik Q : ole 5 ¢ . —_ 8; a Ee ee ‘4 other plavers See@e@S80Gueeeeeneee0nnn08 | HOMAS W. GARLAND inc.—Sixth Sereet Thru

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oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMRER 26, 1926__ ae SS DEE COTTER ANSWERS | FF Sess vase ra en te mi: 4c ca ae x oe >= Se x ST x ON ( MAYORS VIEW OF a) ARONBERG?’S . BRIDGE EXCHANGE ns pomeees, Be ‘Says Manufacturers’ Road striking indiviac- | ° | Pocketbook of Profitable Feri a irand delicate fascina tion | Is Pledged to Use Free _Vivaudou Mavis Pertume. | | _ Span When _ Southern) = yvivAUDOU y. & Loan Ass'n | imAUCS hha nized 1SS7 ding—Eighth and Chestnut: J _ Perfume - Rouge PLEDGE QUALIFIED . % > ON A VITAL POINT| ee — 51, LOUIS POST-DISPATOH scene es ® OY sapere or . SPD

a ee ee ie eee | ee ‘ «+ on > ‘ % 4 me é ES eR OT LI I: RO PILE hiskenisil ES a et AR Gey EN A Nei a ; ——s - we ome May Vis , t? " =n ental Snes - se baecce heltiedindied SESRESEREE REE e-*--©- -@--@--@--@ ae v.vivaupou @/It Hinges on Fixing of «swabs. $| Reasonable Compensa- tion, Which Is the Hitch | New York in Negotiations. ices iphtnantatineh aiden entdntdeeaeecdniaaaeaati di 3 ae The ean @ ae : i said that he was waiting for a} ADS ( OA S : Be a . specific pledge from the Manufac- " ‘turers’ railway to use the bridge if _ wry? eae . . . ) : ; ithe southern approach : ACTUAL savings on all Christmas Jewelry await ee ee ee ones ~e the early shopper at Aronberg’s. Special values 324 Ce Nn ed A “etait alana mie have been arranged throughout our stocks to make | of Youthful 1 last July when a letter to th Tad it worth your while to buy now for Christmas. : | = ) Cat Wee cee canta same oakl e Never have our displays been so vast—so complete A Small Deposit Holds Anw Saturday . | i Yona poores h wi appevioai rea- | with every new jewelry piece! Item Until W anted . @ fonable regulations and compensa- . , 4% . eat ’ tgons for use ol tne municipal ’ bhidge, the Manufacturers’ railway |, > Segoe A ¢ il] operate over the bridge all of | / roug Ou e ore a a aXY 0 a ues . fi.its east side traffic.” a Soe : Where the Hitch Comes. at 5 Q ; | The proviso, “if the city will pro- ; : | —_———— SHOULD HEAR ist Vide reasonable regulations and | ous — . Ree TP pnp Tees agen. Gas AAO ARR MED aOR AGAR BAAS MARE ty ile I Sa ORY MR Me ren Vente see ay ye lade aw te 4 en ee ee Seat Ree ee te ee) i are) ot oh he te oF t 7 se ’ Here compensations” is the restriction twat destroys the value as a pledge. a \ aus sasehtPian i Baie He, mi A A AL A i a — oe ee we ete , all parties to the proposal | | a, aa Bieta white « v7 ts\ 7 *3 , | oc} > ids - | al: ae Hit |} eee me pe. - : TES AE : To the man. or woman | to fxchange uses of the bridges— a | ” 23 op MN oe lye ie cise ail ' Finest and big- . the Termina! railroad, the Citizens’ I , : mts en! Ne 77 > we abl bik eae 1 te Se il gest Diamond who loves Music the Cdmmittee, and the Mayor—are in : ; | Witten! Ven 4 _—. SE Ae ee } inf eee eee Bee op value in St. new Orthophonic Vic- virtually accord upon all provisions AS ft ny | fe Te 9 aie i Louis. Weader- : gicept that affecting the compen- ful Diamond trola isarevelation and || Sation for use of the bridge. The set in exquisite : A 1 Terminal railroad has said that it mounting! é promise. fi revela- |} will not apply its tariff for river | tion of how beautifully || crossings to non-member roads, in- = ,;cluding the Manufacturers’ rail- music can be repro- || way, if it should be given opera- - ae OT aie oleae geen wild pony and the calf bal favorites with smart pa collection of superla- ecial price, trimmed in etc. eR mere Rd om Vicars s.: IO OR +o A ie abies goin . ain * eae ne yey " by = *y> a ¢ ; ‘ has —— iaieiatie , 4 q > a Si hee 5 Vege Mle Sk ea mR ete, Nek NR eS SS ty BA * LOE ae TREE See OO gga Cee teale r we Me hs +» . - rane - f * ey Y en 6 Re he i 70 on Men . Special 5-Stone » . . tion of ® bridge, and would a |e | re : | if ee ee duced , peace : ry pares Wa se tr a NY uce ’ a promise of charge on a pro-rated basis. This, if SR ihe — 4 iy ii It A ‘*\ cil ne 2 ies!) | Hl WY 20-7 Wedding Ring i 8 sii ba 1? ogee v : bei ill ~ @,3 ye = 2 q « * : node!s OF PONY OF Cali, tile. indid selection -in caracul, | ae ’ ¢ ' y), caracul paw, kid o1 future happiness and however, did not come within Cot- : . ler’s iterpretation of reasonable enjoyment. Come in, comipensations and negotiations - | see . : Vi . A b soon, and let us play it | Dave bitched on that one issug leq | oe (fom. . SOS isit tis store before you f Yy aly b , Seen pnavaqaeey has said thats - on. | ms : a . 4 (e mi a, é wedding band. make your X mas shopping. or you. Ou WI or thinks that the expenditurel’ of . A Super Special Bit | Rn. Seema No other store offers euck mmased and delighted! || °- on et nt eer ap Ow ll weading Ring ed and delig proach would be wasteful because! |] | NEW MODEL 15-JEWEL ST DOWN ‘ff vate ta wove! values and such terms! Convenient Terms Can st proposes to build an approach - | HELBROS STRAP WATCH 4 at its own expense If give y Be Arranged ; n expense If given opera ‘i ; tion of the bridge. However, Hen- $ : D> £5 5 \ The World’s Largest ry Miller president of the Ter- : | j : i! h + ° : . , : : aera, Aq. a seh a Rigg emcee Hee i \ ion | handsome Watch! ‘: Built expressly om $100,600,000 to $150,000,000 Re Ea , ' ; -_ : ary | ast St. Louis, Ili. | | | : 0,000.01 TAGs, | Terms: $1.00 Down, $1.00 Weekly re ow DA for Aronberg. Will be necessary to establish com- 2 a “f: - ig | A genuine iew petition with the Terminal Rail- Ai | vt Oe” VF ag eled Elgin at road seems to indicate that from ie “ty By i i 3 ; | , ve ; this price. |a@ multitude of counse] ‘ $ O() emerged with incorrect impressions. ‘ Gas : ; fe. pale | ° | “The southern approach is all rae | SS ‘ tha’ the Manufacturers’ Railway, SAP | , f: — rele eel | , or al] that the City of St. Louis ee tk | aaa Be. needs today to establish a very '' | mae et . 7 eubstantial competition with the| |i fag oe, {i ae - ; ‘tt , ‘ ° } 4 Thi / sl: + tg i ‘ .. ; , ; * ' f 4 ings i) ' it if on 50 - ; t ‘af ke 4 ee ee ee un A OR A RT Ne BO A eA. , $169.50, $289.50 Ch en ll , : ate . aaernns ee 2 Ree By Ce paste = 00 were ~ ae 4 hoe. by oo ; mare iyo ares vena taatlinimaaiy NT brie Atm wt ipy ro “Uhins eainn ts Hatha ALE, es a UO Dee oe ae Me aa se * * we _* , aay : aa 7 Ae : De b fer e set re eee ——* 1 ieee Pnath si a . ‘ . , J “se =" vl P oe . 4 s ' ss 91h ® Fs i DD i a Mg Mele eee > ade ae ~ hath aha “ Se NR RT EEE IE LTO Ae * “% ernie” 4 Pret. nena . . ee a . reqs - ah oe ene & 7 i. oe ae, : Pee OO gee 1m io) Ss a ‘ - + ty ions Je s™ yo - 5 7 3 wen Se eT ee ? pi fis pete, eee aan " . . . ‘ ts i ee Ee tenes 7 4 we ated ag 2 ‘ . a MC te So ely oo . * pw wets ee ee toons ON RR AM AO a lk REE at met Ahi tN i: eG Ct ie le eal In At Niet i CE LOIN SN rie 6a ee Re a ES, ,lished, is in existence today. The a lack Guara nteed jeweled Watch! of the southern approach. : : P] Specially priced ait I ' \ / , 1 ist fit é 2 eas 1 ee “i 7 7 ahi Given the southern approach and . oan eee O, Je } Ih Ye Ae > VAR) | ah eS a Ae oan 3 a °F AH, Pi 4 . , ' a * oe ids te. 4 - . - r 4 | { 5s t } d a wheelage basis on the bridge, the : ' page || ae at LO F AIOE , Se) tm " ed a did We DOWN 2 Psi eees BUYS YOUR GIFTS a : Pon ig ih ‘He tu ‘ S Ne . : ‘ ‘ g 3 A al + sfegs ‘a SP 4 - ~ ™ Te r 50 regrsccn gat on gates AN: ie Se SR, ig LOS D hale eS eo SE ee: A YEAR TO PAY BALANCE a 24 hours after the southern ap- . "2 en o ; >= ‘ ; ee eet + . ee : . ’ ; AE 8 irr Aye we A ; Pee age mS" Fie ; 4 proach and the Municipal Bridge = Se oe WV eel ee = : have been opened for service, will 7 iia “ 4 4 £ q » ‘ : ’ . whey Pree = é, establish competition with the ’ Oa Oe ae: . Special Solitaire FAMOUS I 847 ’ , {—. ’ . Terminal Raliroad and a very sub- 4 i gt EE... | | stantial competition at that. > CEFR RTO ES 2 Diamond Ring ' Ready to Build Yards. A Real Gift Po) a y* ' Se T 1 | ' “In 1920 we purchased propergy 1/8 ; yf #4 1 ae - gat: 7 : O e O ,in East St. Louis at the end of > ah BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND AND M4 ns { ; | on bite ‘the Munici « Bridge at a cost of Daa SAPPHIRE DINNER RING .* Wit | i’ ; e > ? > { ‘ ; 2 a fon Hose a © pairs ot pertect, > of our regular $1.95 . e silk. A score of ~» mo Wabash Ticket Office, 398) An open verd'o of death by | G teed \ N. Broadway, and Unton | traumatic internal hemorrhage Was | u aranree — Ftation or ask FP. L. Mee | returned today atia Coroner's in- | ; n ‘y B., 1s5-jewel Ale- een! | /quest in the case of Mrs. Beatrice | : |) oii kp pels coultre move- yas git ‘Light, 45 rears old. of 1606A Cass | | i" ment in i, lavenue, who was found dead | Se seam | 8 quisitely B A S Wednesday morning in a lumber- ; a Be nN $1 DOWN graved solid | ) ae! } gold case. =) ) Rv yard at Fifteenth and Mullanphy "@ SIECSE 18368 .treete. | | Her husband, John Light, a ia- | borer, testified she had not been ‘home since Tuesday of last week, 'when she drank tr. some beer at a . ——— a , ; , _———s y — y Te trect o> + 6 &-* .-@ ~-e 8 © © © © © © & & &-8--6s & © & 2 © -@ © * Persons are honest ang will two men. ; ~ } ' p< . z ./ —s - -_ .- — articles if the is A quart bottle of beer, unopened, r © went nd oleave it with | ihe Bearen, druggist. =* ‘ : rrr TIYIriiiiii tt.

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ee Cae. E> wt reuey egal a $b TG SES Ee ne ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ny ne ee a @4«iO§F —ST S—S=> = = : : TMS or xine Goorse an Awtbor. for tani Press. ee oe Se eee ee a eee eee a - LL OL ee Charge Purchases Made Remai ~ a A ER Victor Records—29c Each | hen For Saturday our Music Salon offers 2 goed os tion of mechanically recorded Victor Records a4 low price. They are ail ro-inch double-face Bigg Fourth Filmes GRAND-LEADER oyston Overcoats & 2-Pants Suits | > In Many New Styles—Made Expressly For Our Men’s Store Single or $ Season's Double Choicest Breasted Patterns HE decided popularity of Royston Suits and Overcoats can mean but one thing— that men are finding in these well-tailored garments a gratifying measure ot quality and a satisfying smartness of style. Royston Suits and Overcoats are designed and tailored exclusively for our Men’s Store—from carefully selected im- ported and domestic woolens of superior quality and umcommon patterning. CRRA wo eon gona ee Ee > a ae det Ay en "v + TS Ra aa rs . SERN MN SNR NR MBSE li SRO ep, Ma RR eS me eid Mipsis. * oT ea OO oi we a Pale > " eh “4 fe ¢ Fe ap! ¥ ach date g g ica oarlabens ote). Tes Se. - - + o> eS 4 —s a Rede the et tiene ee eee ASM iss MER Ps MRT Moe tertier thas. ae * . %} te tte ie hae BRED ohne! tens cae OPE Be ea epee pe” eer me A endian ae eae he Se me ea AP Were ee ee! The Overcoats gf ’ b 43 jouble-breasted box and tube styies, . . . 7 : ll-wool overcoatings in m : ls This Rad 10 et e a - r and young men. Wh _ — — = e Tancy woven Taoric. 1] | , "a; tT - = 4 i-face material or soft fleecy coat, you will Lasting Source ot Joy in our Royston assortment a Coat to suit superior character. , + . -_* models including Se OG, ie q@ + ~ —_ ’ mh * -* m a ‘q Ss Cc > a | Blues, browns, Trays, mixtures. 'OQ trousers. : requirements exactly. ! ‘ : New Atwater Kenz $ —e wrth These Comfortable Smoking Jackets ss: fuan oon oa Realy 1 fam Yb Rivgiwy i, ATT ae 9, 4 wi Ny 3 4 ~~. o bee | PILAR ans Yr ae tA meee ID? pas Rietis ; " Uf Ky y} Ua r T , PLL mart Jackets tailored. Wien eualier echenk of xceeding] ~ N Chrisiumas morning—when all the world shares nm && Gouble-faced wool soft. cm woolens hk sackets of rich woolens . - _— i terial in brown heathe: a6 ahs tae dom | on oa on joyment of the Yuletide spirit, when cheery greetimgs | ed and with and happy good wishes are broadcast throughout the > oe plaid harmonizing ly patterned silk in har- itl -terned music of children’s voices fill the air with gladness—by afl aaa jester tet , a Cs ion he a ee” wea oR es : ag erat A s pened | Ge cand ant Ee ee Oe, eee | OR ae ee means have one of these marvelous radio outfits m your home to receive the joyous messages. -” $7.50 $10.98 $15.98 Not only at Christmas time but every day ior years .to . i ai : P renin ther re at homme you will have. Silke and Velvct lackerc » Decced £904. £98 come, every evening when youre at Ro yo Be = vet Jackets Are Priced $20 to SiC ast tesa raee access to the programs broadcast from any station you may Re TS : desire to hear. You merely turn a single dial until the Sta- tion you want comes in clear and stromg. The equipment, Youths Blue Suits from best makers, includes: Six RCA or Cunningham Tubes “as —— Ss A720 S nterwoven Hosiery | ——" . ip r , i 3} M ado] r code | One 100-Amphere ber-cased Battery . f. ©=\ 5 Batteries | —— | : ws of Trémeers > hw .n eae — ’ - ae a) » 7 Sux ¢orc and cota delivery—when balance of first payment may be made and comvemiemt terms for rem. ing payments may be arranged. — TOL tlored of excellent caus) , FY a ' he Lei ientyr ‘ ~ Sie Tiert — F atrrth eer : ~ ~ee we - - * e Silk-and | » & , Depesit of $5 will reserve one of these Sets tor Ciristmas 5. ie | Ss 5 | : : i, - @ WE Buy t. Louis eae ws + ee a ean . —— ‘= — = 7} ure thread silk Hose ae (vy ~—— © mo () wh : cm to bw OQ -* is ; nm O1aCkE ana z. owt « . -O10Ts, 35¢ / J ~~ Youth's Royston-H: Blue Overcoats. $30 Made Im popular tube mod- 4S, S&eieton lined and ex- en s Tro ad cloth Shi rts (An aGvantageous specia! aie ol se 1 blu ~ 8 ‘J | : Wick Pesce SR SK : : S. ings this una: | reatly Ps | | Skating Outtits Archery Sets Footballs ei gorge ing 30m sa siogpeticlt Bip a a i 5 Racing or Hockey — Consisting of target, easel, _net Cup ee a Planert tubular Skates at- b and arrows: either suc - abbas “Y tached to shoes, for men. ow and arrows; either suc- bjadder, lace and needles = picture of Grange women, boys -- tion cup or Re=m- $4 95 $6.75 ington type pozrnts, a : ee anc giris Boys’ Hair-filled Boxing Gloves Seccer Footballs with gum biadders Sidewalk Bicycles with kick-up stand Shotguns, single barrel walnut stock | A Popular Chorce for he fi es Seat ere nd | ef | ro Sport or General Wear a Be Xr. a : | of ee = . - | . a easing: pcb sf leather With sem- | a ‘i 2 S 95 == y broad toes. oocyear welt, half rubber heels | C | | =— frBae | P. a \ Nail ait | } Ss8==, 2-2 and Stortsmen “SS | aoereail eatin Es te pot Gee, ce Mc wn Men ani young men choose J#@inmss 19m ; Silk : Ss eenael By aap } Righ tavo | these excelent garments forall a. | ~ Mi - ' 2 ro —- Ol it- oe : a) = 1 Muttlers : ae ae See . | F - Gi | | Winter sports as tfe2zi 555 | sil “erie | aDric oves : by | O# Colorful Red; | : l street wear. The‘ : OFO us aarum : aa | S 50 _ i Tee | Other Selz Models, $6 to $10 ] . : veronica. ¢ , q Q a MAen's S&S . : «4 J ‘eTns } oe om j - ~ #f S >> “: T J r : looking, these gatiIments ar Li :J9 | Adler Duplex tabric . — hey =e fastener and kip -.sewn we ww Shoe & _ z ~ made and cut full and roomv. anc are in solid cole d patterns in woo] of general wear They are | =~ eed — = a On ih ser cai Neetiiens Aalto | ~~ a 4 —" . black embroidered backs. et iai. S| mite 2G Diain Co wort ’ =. L bige. tan, gray—with em. . = eS ee ami-Limed Gloves. Bach Shir Srordered dots and figur . , TS | Guer a black = me cf Shirt has wool knitted ‘ comtrasting or harmonis : i ! strapped wrist im one-finger rma ‘wo pockets, large img coicrs, , autter or glove $5.00 — nn a a ible collar Men's ———— styic. he ea. 0 6 64s eo — a oe —“tatn Finer (Mer’s Furnishings— Main Fiocer.} ~——_ ~~ > Jf attractive pia * , e Lumberiack mat r aHE * 4 ,4 eee ™ P

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rds—29c Each ic Salon offers 2 good selec. orded Victor Records at this ro-inch double-face Records. (Fourth Fleer.) [F | Be a t Joy Complete with Accessories— Ready to Install rid shares in en- heery greetings throughout the d the appealing ladness—by all its in your home for years to ou will have tion you may until the sta- equipment, ry r Christmas | made and @ arranged. Dept.——Fourth Floor.) te LT LS LN NG ge Footballs : Grange Footbalis Red with cowhide cover, rubber and needic; $1.95 ladder, lace icture of Grange ith each ...92.95 poeL.10 .$12.95 .. $6. 95 set ng trcod Iis—Fourth K} a... = i oe rts Coats Boys Pullover or Coat Sweaters, $4.89 Popular Shaker knit with large shaw! collars: solid of combination colors. Pure woo! and worsted yarns. ter ke tion— Fourth Moor.) > Pe ee ae es Paes authors’ Society, the hobby | jications last year. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ FRIDAY EVENING, Til 6, 1996 of King George an Author. » the Princess being notes of for- : Monday Mass at Cathedral. 3 Press. eign travel. Her highness. joined A noonday mass was held at th: GOVERNMENT DOUBT SATU RDAY _, Nov. 26.—Princess the ranks of authors when she| Cathedral today for the deceased | : cousin of King published her book, “Letters From | members of Laclede Council. SPECIALS | has been elected a member the Gold Coast,” which was fol- Knights of Columbus. The Rev. (IN TRUST SUITS GROWS lowed up with several other pub-| F. ~- | — H. Kehlenbrink, chaplain, was celebrant of the mass. Tonight th council will hold memorial exer- lll E LET f @ ) kKni s|. ght. ¥ @ - € 112-114 North 12th St. CHRISTMAS SPECIALS ‘1 DOWN 7Value $1 O Value | ag. Cabinets. Soong s end thogany finish over se- 0.75 lected gum. in solid oak or ma- decorated, also gift. $6:75 $9 DELIVERS ANY ARTICLE $15 Value Sturdy built Rockers Tilt Tables in black decorated. An ideal 75 red $3 Children’s Chair or Rocker. . $200 4-Piece Bedroom Suites... §PECIAL—Felt-Base Floorcovering, _ 54. Yd. ....$1.65% . $149.00 $9 Decorated Priscilla Cabinets...... $5.95 $12 Decorated Smoking Stands...... $7.50 3-Piece Overstuffed Suites. .$155.00 $10 Oak Heating Stoves............. $7.50 $ Children’s High Chairs........... $2.95 $200 9-Piece Dining-Room Suites.$139.00 liver the eulo d M. J. McKer- : : |# Sy an , i @i nan an oration. Fourteen members tions and Patents Aw aited. 4 of this council have died during so | Cait i i ates i rN gm | the last year. | | By DAVID LAWRENCE. (9 $3.50 STAR-RITE ELEC. cises which will be in charge of Charles L. Smith, past Grand ‘Supreme Court Rulings on) Competition, Large Combina- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH STORE OPEN SAT. UNTIL 9 P. M. BAR ARMY GOODS STORE ‘ James F. Conran will de- O*2. GOODS STORE S "& WASHINGTON Three N egrocs. Shot in Brawls. Three Negroes were treated for i bullet wounds at City Hospital No. A Special Washington Correspond- | ent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—Al-| » | * = | |2 today, after brawls. They were|though the Sherman antitrust law | 4 | John Badgett, 3028 Franklin av-/ 1... peen interpreted again and | * pe 'enue, shot by his wife; Hosea Geant Sat. Thornton, 922 North Sixteenth | |again by the Supreme Court of the | = sichrome Only 'street, shot by his wife, and Otis,| United States, the ever-changing | Complete Hill, 2314 Walnut street, shot bv | factors of competition and large) James E. Brown, Negro, of 2946| .ombination have increased, rath-’ > | | | Washington boulevard. ler than diminished, the area of, oe we (1G | cGoubt as to what may or may not | be done legally. The Department of Justice is’ | | anxiously awaiting the decisions of | MEN’S $4.00 HEAVY WINTER | the highest court of the land in. ALL DK C0 | Sev eral of the outstanding antitrust | Made of good quality whip- | cases, some of which have been _in the courts since the time George | cord, double-breasted style, splendidly | W. Wickersham was Attorney-| lined, large Precision and Comfort in Eye Glasses ——— |General Broadly speaking, some | |of the main principles on which | ; there is doubt at present are: | are Does the acquisition of stock in | FREE RIDE ON SANTA’S BiG AEROPLANE GIROLE SWING BRING THE CHILDREN MEET SANTA IN TOYLAND d | Does the combination of two/'| ockets Biggest Values of Best Secure | companies each of which has val-| stony flaps, oS | | uabie patents make it possible for | 4 : the merged concern to fix prices| -in. storm Genuine Nashua Blank- | arbitrarily, on the theory that) collars, ets, large 4-inch block | what two companies may not do) sizes 36 to pattern, checkerboard SAT in competition, they may do when} 48. Oneale style. Light blue, pink. ONLY |merged simply by falling back on| on - meee tan, and lavender. Sub- the rights of a patented article? | pe standard, single. spien- didly overbound. Special. . 10° & WASHINGTON $1.75 INGERSOLL YANKEE WATCH GUARANTEED (e ONLY $4 WRIST WATCH, $2 156 CORDUROY PANTS, COLLEGIATE STYLE = $3.50 LARGE FANCY BLANKETS| = $2 SWEATER VESTS For men and young meni sport atyle, closely knitted eof heavy dark brown yarn} front opening et pockets t trimmed.» with 1%- inch band ef con- trasting coler; all atzes. |a competing concern constitute a | monopoly, and would the outright | purchase of such stock be a le-| _gitimate method of acquiring the, |property and business of the same | competitor? Is there objection to the pooling | | of information on costs by corte | SPECIAL | petitors through trade associations | MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN’S $4 & $5 ALL-WOOL LUMBERJACKS O8:..: sea- 513 OLIVE STREET GRAND & WASHINGTON $10 Large Double Wool Plaid Blankets..$5.45 $5 All-Wool Single Blankets, navy style. $3.65 $11.50 Large Double Wool Plaid Blankels.. $6.95 $4 & $4.50 Fancy Blankets, sateen bound, $2.98 $1.75 Large Single Cotton Blankets, now. - 0. D. Wool-Mixed Blankets, good weight.. $2.45 51 Large Gray Cotton Blankets, single; Sat... $i 2.50 SHEEPSKIN-LINED - COATS For men and young men; genuine teather reinforced pockets, large beanverized storm coliar. special, 98c 59c son's newest | without any understanding as to' shades and SATURDAY ata | the fixing of the price to the con- | fancy plaid pat- : | com bina- — ONLY sumer? terns, Modern Business Ramifications. gs collar, two These illustrate the ramifica-| arge front pockets; heavy wool knit waist- WALL PAPER tions of modern business at a time | os GENUINE U. S. NAVY Law a 4 Price PEA-COATS PAGE 21 wr © © * ainut Finish Chest made of 5-ply i nee over gum with genuine $16.75 Spinet Desk We carry a complete line of spinet and Desks. Spinet Desk selling for $1 9:75 SALE! Regular 25c Values in OATMEALS when expansion both in arms to eliminate econom). ty, protect the public against exorbitant prices mestic and foreign field has driven large competitors into each other's | the do-| The fact that the Government can- | not, without considerable difficul- | interest | when | band, etc. Men’s $6 & $7 Fancy Wool Plaid Lumberjacks, all sizes, $3.95 Men's and Young Men's $8.50 Fancy Wool Lumberjacks, $4.95 Men's $10 Heavy Mackinaw Cloth Lumberjacks, plaids, $5.95 Men’s $5.50 Corduroy Shirts or Lumberjacks, now.... $3.95 Direct from the Brooklyn Navy =: S990 MEN'S $3 JERSEY COAT mel t on, to Gere au |" SWEATERS apecifi c a- secrctary See our special Feeseeeneneenanesnannensnnensneeneseresanresassessaeeetennteenaneshasesngnneenanretantetaaeetes onee it removes its objection to a large combination of business, is the governing cause of the many sections berun bv the Department of Justice to prevent combinations CENTS & ROLL BOYS’ $4.00 CORDUROY LUMBERJACKS $a95 ; « BOYS’ OVERCOATS 3.45 Sb | the traffic may bear, especially {i | as 5 ara — he has had an article not easilv | T%-Inch wheel: 2 inches > imitated. There is a temptation | “-inch rubber long, 10%- Free enn so aa when an imitation does come along | ag agent ——" " i — yo _Alterations or Overcost. to merge with the competitor and | “ heels length wheels, S2%- inches rubber by virtue of both patents keep the | 2-KNICKER AND LONG-PANT ' PLAID-LIN SUITS 3.90 Saat ont leeced | “See EF dead ck A EON 2 lilt arr-woot QVERCOATS 5.90 prices high enough for both to} make a considerable profit » . Were it not for the patent fea- | es 95. ure this would not be permitted | under the Sherman anti-trust law Special, inches. Men's Wool Mixed ond Ribbed LE Prererere “85c Genuine Collins ” oe! (i nderw ear tires, Rubber zx IBC 2-PANT AND VEST Collins’ SUI I S Fianne! Underwear ee All-Wool Red ma, roverning monopoly. It’s a nice point whether the existence of pa- $6.50 Coaster Wagons, stee!.. $4.95 \DOUBLE-BREASTED LAID-LINED OVERCOA “4-PIECE EF ALL-WOOL _ suits rs J, mF ; | i ; ' jBoys’ & oe bees 08" $20 ae OVERCOATS rs 13. 50 Double Elbow and Bowm 4. tents in a pool deprives the Govern- | Flannel and Eski seams » ' dulaipaags ak , Shirts. re a ia 95L ment of its point of attack on mo-, $2.50 Stee! Doll Bed, with pad, $1. 69 $1 Mama Dolls, neatly dressed... 79 $2.50 Mama Dolls, 21-in. drsd., $1.49 Men’s Genuine hediaie th 79c nopolistic grounds the Department ¢ collars or bands. = BE of Justice is inclined to view that $3.75 dais Shovel. all steel, $1.98 BOYS’ HEAYY WOOLLY KWICKERS..........-. CORDUROY AND WOOLLY LON PANTS. ...... POLICE-FIREMEN’S SUSPENDERS. .......-.-- MEN'S $1 SUEDE FABRIC GLOVES LEATHER AUTOMOBILE GLOVES. ..........- $2 RAYON FANCY MUFFLERS BOSTON AND PARIS GARTERS ---- Man! Men's and Boys’ Rope and Pullover Sweaters..9Oc Shirts; ly Men's $2 Winter Poll-Down $1 protection of the public requires $5 Writing Desk with Chair. ..$2.95 99c J + SEE . Ee that at no point in the revolution | Gilbert Erector Sets, 5c to $7.49 | $1.50 Steel Coaster Sled, AoW... NEW FALL HATS g 0° business ‘should the growth of IM 5c ABC and Picture Blocks.....59c | $8.50 Automobile, length 38-in. $4.95 mage Sat Og All the latest monopoly be permitted to the dis ana and curl 85 sdvantage of the consumer. but the | Pigs ieee de courts will, of course, have the fina! | ao ~ bands. 84 ononanec $4 B Batteries $435 | LARGE, 45 VOLTS.. fe $18 MANHATTAN LOUD SPEAKER niall ~$ 95 high: = vg Sn work as to how far the rights of a | patented article can carry. LE CL A tte — Village in Juvgoslavia Attacked. Rw the Agsociated Prees. BELGRADE, Nov. 26.—From | Cettings comes word that insure-| ‘ents sto-med the village of Kastrati | Wednesday and killed or wounded | 40 Government soldiers. A maijor- | ity of the Moslems in this district of Albania, dissatisfied with the! | rule of Ahmed Zogu, the President, joined the rebels. = Sait Ee BARNEYS ARMY GOODS STORE iQ‘ & WASHINGTON LOADED SMOKELESS SHOTGUN SHELLS Another carload of Shelia scooped in by «* direct from the manufacturer at the most ridiculous give-away price we have heard of in years. All gnuges—I10, 12, 16, 20, =S and 410. Mostly odd loadsa, although there are some choice loads tn the lot. Included in this carload are 200,000 smokeless 410-gauge Shelia, some of the beat well-known brands. VALUES UP TO $1.10 BOX OF 25 SHELLS $22.50 Double-Barrel Shotgun; hammerless, finely finished. Special. SEED Double Darel Gholeva; hammertess, facy finished. Speck... $15.83 $40 Stevens Repeating Shotgun, No. 520, note our give-away price, Sat., $26.95 — Winchester Repeating Shotgun; hammeriess, take-down, nickel steel. $50 Remington Pump Gun; hammerless, take-down, special this week... . $28 Lefever Double-Barrel Shotgun; hammerless, Nitro special, new. ... $23.95 $43.50 Winchester Repeating Shotgun; Model 1897, nickel-steel barrel. . $34.95 $45 Fox Double-Barrel Shotgun; hammeriess, nationally known, now. .$34.95 $56.75 Remington Automatic Shotguns, 12 gauge, price Salurday....$48.95 $61.00 Browning Aulomatic Shotguns, 12 gauge, price lower than ever, $49.95 $73.75 Browning Automatic Shotguns, 16 gauge, price reduced to..... $62.75 Stevens $15 Repeating Rifle, .22 caliber, 12 shot, our special price Sat, $9.95 LEATHER GUN CASES, Values Up to $8'---: _ awe ale * Se » . ¥ - he = “ as > + . ~ - nite. he eee, $F ree, - 0 ME Ge enn Po ose

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ST.LMNS POST-DISPATCH ™ PAGE 22. ___ ST.LOUIS PNST-DISPATCH _ on __FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1926 aa = Oe OT ee aon. eee ee Aeneas: oR 7 ON EMIGRATION —— — ——— aan on J UES DISAGREE UN gers omnes Famous-Barr Co.’s Basement Economy Store 4 Personal Christe Post- S VA ; Special Corres ndent of the . 3 a P V/ VESTER BAI WIN POBLIN, Nas rhe Northern Is Exclusive Downtown Distributor of ~ os \s Tinen & . E ; ¥, 4 . ; ‘ ° Ire- ee and Southern Governments © F land take diametrically opposite = @ For Christmas Card: views on the question of emigre” : 4 your own plate, you si Convicted St. Louis Robber tion. In the South gp maps A ‘ order at once—while as deplored, and the aim of t! | ‘ ! designs are so attract =) i &x a so Me ‘ “ 4 . “a » 4 > v - —d YG TE RNR aly Vet eee yA mee mv te pare “ : + — pr hi tte at} eae eer J aa FATES ({' Hi as 1 > ~~ isla te foe ne ‘robbery, carrying a five-year peni-! nyplic funds, where young ‘tentiary sentence, as a result of the! may be trained in agriculture with peatedly. CASH OR CREDIT — Canale. Sir James» C7ais. LOFTIS Gifts Bring id appiness the case. The appeal) today was e er | : v petit ordered reset on the docket for re- | MUTE’S SIGNALS START FIGHT ' . 7 LEAVE YOUR GIFT PROBLEM TO LOFTIS argument during the January term He Is Arrested for Calling Names L \ will wear wis rr With His Fingers. | | gg ; e pve ioe! Newest Wi 3 ; Pts wa. SEER ae a =, pa .. = ee | me pris She “ Se: ater 1K et ‘ , r - ; . ; . , ‘ Ce ae esd pres tomes: oe ano tee ht et ot meat o¥: Yee ea Se _ ” seicadt iiit willie . " ’ ee yf —s 7 . a aw it: Nad: ee hot” a he ee | gr BY WR. Be ae Se Fe Sp ¥ ve ~ : ae ' ® y r AM a %; Pa P P 6 — _— nd? Ree TR ES re ir Be a i ae th” oe eal Fou fh ~ariie Uh getehas nue Ret SERS ood ae sity ie i ep he Nghe. BRI ER SONI INE OO ut BRE RY .. bats eas |Ppreme Court en banc to agree on bis t) | Premier, is impressed 5} , * | . Our vast experience, which extends over 68 years of furnishing quality gifts to the {J 54!dwin was conv! , eterna Mew. | 36-—2te | ee: t J ¥ . Liar dle arivel eo +a" =F : . , in our a inability of the Judges of the Su- ; te : a ' —- Canad: Sir James he 2 | ana eT a # o . 2 > Buster 2. , r .a decision after a third hearing Of pots Canada offers. = If you’re undecided what to give for Christmas put your problem up to us. |] °* court en banc sos| als’ alesmutalin ies , | American public, an be of assistance to you right now. Come in and tell us ee wate Fagg | Maliman, a deaf mute, was ordered ; rt today Economy Ster ¢ s _ Se See aE te a Ee ae ARE ithe % | peal from a conviction of highway| . a nine center from : - ws =~Wat ch es public funds, met you try Buster Brown Hose—you'll then buy ti what you have in mind. Suggestion and selection of appropriate gifts at the price [| Baldwin. in support of @ reques Priced, Pair 2 5 2 _ 3 Pairs, $1 Oe Ring Mountings in 18-k. white gold, A Se? after expiratior of the time in : VAUDEVILLE AND DANCE — . * ted at S@ cents per person for both 3 vaudeville and dance. ‘ 4 . Silk and rayon Hose in ex- Seamless mercerized cotton | ; | , te Su] ye! 1] ie C= combe pe Re et ge Py tm Wa TS Aut ice y Me ‘ i ysis or ~e a Nes Teka ta? Seek ae? 6h et 4 c - i % *? > . - Diath ib tat ia shi RR en Sea ia Re oe ea ik eee a ete ee Ren od for women, misses class entertainment. te which the pub- ie as well as members will be admit- beautifully carved and engraved. LA ee on which a rehearing motion cou! Set wth first quality blue-white Ft VE Say filed. The affidavits had been ex Given by Reyal Arcanum Grand Coancil, aaa idl 4 Sayan 3 | Shc ce oe a tf SAECREAT EVENING, NOV. STTEL famond s. o2 et a Saf ecuted two vears : r tne Le Seu at Alhambra trotte, 2676 South Grand i . f ~ = Ke" t. \* crime. an - outsi > the tria. ivenne. Vaudeville from & te 9 o'clock. ' * Lig; ow Ste ae i aiatl 14 Dancing frem 9 to 12 o'clock. A high- “ * i ae . ° ° I ord. 3aidaw) , ulS police - e 2 AT | Qos SS a on encase Cae In Holiday Git B remeron — cellent-fitting, mock-fashion- Hose with ribbed tors, high- | ADVERTISEMENT ed style, with high-spliced spliced heels and double | “oe .** heels, double soles and toes soles and toes—woven for double heels ra Bs lf ¢ eee Ss “Bees and mercerized garter tops. real service. Black, white ithstand For liching Skin In black, white and colors. _ and colors. nad come boo ee Tne 4m s Garena.) (7 : . ~. . _ eee ‘ ; , r¢p : : rod wre : " ~ areenenend nes / ty : eis R gga. - , ant os) aie) ; , ee “i ere Gens 4 etasy as den Seabees Ax 2 i nats SNe Nt Bec ADIN Say CRN. eg? Rae eae | wets Alb ge An Mar Wadaty, c . 4s ’ ee +) eats ‘ : a “0 i Peer sate EPMA a Bane Seok ORY bee te Biri ‘ VT Ore base ne ron See vine sal r . . Pi et - Ter IG GR MISO 6 Saad = gD wus : : . . er beaten Ree neb Lay > hey Siar titeaeY Mantives -ieaee ; e 1 SR AY RAL ARIES. NOITU Se ghee ir tant aks eens Sago peut ae oe ; ; a" eM e oen : Pe CLS age oe men ny fe eae - eed 1 LN. whats Wiad 5 RN. ee s ny = Satie Sie ah ev a sine site eae es . be ey 3 - as = “7 é 3 7 - > ry | a : Lse Zemo, the Clean, i Healing Liquid | @ ~ a 4a'4 as *. . - . esi ar 2 ts One Sta ftenetviar ye ae a ‘ ‘ Jia ‘ ‘ 4\ § 4 aeBilsl vA «t a. > _ 6 + 7 Deo , vy — , ._ 2 ro . —_— aa 4 sa j 4a 444 7a Ve > w ae . y & bs l. ~ me rs) 17 ’ 4) ? . ”» ; kan ; : Bees ‘y 4 . &sitA ka as Pee bbe é és . 2 ae S55 a . . . . ae : -+ + #} ‘ , . 3 . ’ ; S i . ° * by . We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps s ~ Sipye OB ae oe ea nae GRABS NERY kehae os oe ab: ed Soe F SNAIL E NR SaeTba DOG aaah Male ge Ak 5 issaned baer «iA “sta agen we 4 rap raga = we Pei tas pA Ni ‘ Fa tied: pn “ va ‘ WAS ted? ha. pore momen . es - . ” ra) nw pater ax “ey . ‘ « Dae ear » a Ca we ote . tiga ry ys: Ate SY Sones a c ry wie ‘ i = 7 Dy er . ~ kien eRe tee oe i" r ee ae Satis te ae if 3 nai - qerdters aaa home) Be "s 5 Fa ee - OY pase ge ae Ns J ‘ teres = ; 4 ‘ ie earl ‘ SERS on 8? eae eee . 70 7 “ . Dopey os Sa * - = - ae ~ Tete : RSD 29 ee Ratt srt “« ‘ z pews: ©. Bs fits, o; iter ~ * BREE it NE ell ae ie aR aie PRE Rta ES 2 Sell omy Yi NAC ND ORS ER Me dee oe Sidener Believes Him Innocent. ee eee - oy, Hage Vem, rs 44 > 7? Di / ’ _~ 44, 7 Viola la- : , ae a eT ae ct] : ay §1.00. Ri ~,-" \ Li] j - “ ~ ' bi V4 : { rc uit A rney sidgener ; ~ d Ring ~~) é Wee hero or Se qpaage esl wager! be me i | ; se ae —— , aS ste We ; 4 ; Atmosphere Shei - w= “ : we 9 " . ; e - . . ‘ ; r + oe _ a Ro ry } : a 7 } > 5 er : > FOR SKIN IRRITATIONS * = || | “Surety” Silk Hose - Weel sCChiffon or lightweight serv- | cs a x ae a: + -_— é 4. i] a : K, ADVERTISEMENT Le - : ice silk Hose with silk tops; a ee eee ee ee oo” ’ choice of twenty-five lovely , : “es - 7 . ad ‘ a » | r, oe . / ‘ , . - . ; , Pit . +a ; 5 s 4 ; — ts . as a * __ ° - . A . - ‘ - en - . S —s 7 2 - >* . - . _.. - D + . . hi . > ae aiate it | ; ; =.’ baad ‘ ~ 4 ; oF" " . ’ . ny ’ ‘ 4 ~ > > _ ‘ ; : i Vili ile » = ‘ i : iry :- le _ . a - a 2. ‘ . A bes os +4 4..7 7 we a) a x rt T"\5 « ‘ ‘ a4 ‘ A&A . ~ * aU As 5 . r . ; 78! ac? > i“ : ¥ 4 a ° ‘ : : 7 — — ; ‘ . » oe ; ; = 4 ame - 3 - _ > 4 I . ; ~*~ +‘ . . ‘ 5 ; ‘ > s 4 ‘ ‘ + a 4 ’ , ‘ ; ; Y im 4 sa “ - . y ‘ ; ee ; " . . : ahs + cl if . M4 ‘ a 4 ’ ie he ae | o Fae ? . ic "on ©. + ¢ » 7 ° : . Ss : colors : - al ad . . | ‘ , : - ‘ . - ‘i 4 © . . oui . bat . * 5 —* . . : ,* : aes ag - - Pair e Ps . ok a . : “es . 7 « ant : a ~ . © 7 artistically er? ; . 4 On! ' x with a sparkiing ae 5 art engine surBed. ae ts = . : , ; , t * i1uring tf ; a er it itl. Jee . . ee ee ee . . — " aid — . X is Sh pp: Zz Beg: spec Be Ion 7 hath + was ande 7 j . n the mas 8) 10 ins SOD acs ees's $125 a Week ose = We) $1.00 a Week Ry SS EN ee eee Masa . tS: pe ite. $2 50 a wv ec a : © ii i . ‘ ‘adilc ie’. : 7 i se 3 Si Early This Year “ " “s - : ' ; i * The Best Gift of Alj— an : ae eee Oe cere ‘ios Dy 7 — = - ‘ : + . 2 =» & 7 = e J oe ins " - 4 ° ° j ° > ~ . e » : “ * “ me LAS é . I—A Diamond Ring! | 2 0 sree © strained sot | As delights! crispness ia the oe - SER Poe OU Ty \ | s unde . yp. Jud a ra es wh ne's thoughts to +mas : iY. 5 he ; —— en Sar tree 4 the | . C X, om a Young Misses R - — ‘cr ,? > > - ‘ a oe ne _+ ’ 3 . ll , eee >, Wi op \\\ | : | ie \ | SOE SY EN | oe eae SESS > ’ > . — . r e ; “ . . > . - . A we oy « . , , .* >, . | / . “* > . . i i | id . ra Tt?Tr » * 4 i » iA. & . NN -_- >. . 4 ~ > oo $75 $125 $125 a Week $1.75 a Week $3.25 a Week $2.50 a Week Special Selections for Christmas Presents 17-Jewel Elsin Guaranteed 25 Years A written guarantee goes with ever) amend, and we will allow you price on « larger saiameond at any time. This greup TT i4-k green and red geid mountings, some svith biue sapphires. come ; “SS ’ ,' ‘ . ~~ . =«) > 4 ‘ + tr my eke : ,4 . P= 4 P ’ u 4 r 2, . } j In ‘ hou! .. -¢ . ’ a> = i; i . : > ‘ ~ " 2 “ ; —_ J s yer : ‘ oa . . is ‘ - s] oy - >> ? x . ‘ _ — a . : i. > - %. ’ raha 4 r *. - C ~ " ° a. x, Tria: ‘ s : Lisi flat . i pi j t} - > = - ie . 7 ‘ © = , -* = ? >. , ‘4 a -" : . am -- nd as T y™ — on Val t qi t. P : -" ' . H r 2? Ss { 3 a” Ww i 7 ! - ry r * _— — . -- )? White Gold Wrist Watch 12-size, thin model Py ote srs =e ei meee eg ~~ ean do these things with a singi Very gTacetui ry a) gesizcn w " wing Ge ° wie CASCARA J QUININE Sighs = EN Mie 6° RSX a Value at.... } wm ©€ve;ning yriew SU ~ any p x . i ; —_ 7 : Biba aocaee' site ne i ~*~, | = ro? s 2 . s ay SS > ish and Italian types, c ' Get Red Bex “ae y® with portrait at ; b ft ie Sane. me ai € Imported Jars of plain or jon — . WS . Be , for powder and decorative acce x JF Bs B Choice of several sizes and c groun. a eats we ae 3 me - re “ * kd e he . ‘) - oe ‘ a ad ww », he ares ty : r , 8: gene . é ~ se ~ Spin? satiteeg aaa , Saag oe me Soe - $1.45 Week $1.50 a Week ———— jeasee. O. L. Winkle, of St. Louis | ral : ; 4: ss - Ss “ui3,) PF J 4 . jewelry repaired ie : “a for sale by ail hardware and fom! ine ¥ repaired and | assured the miners that the indebt-/ desiers. Ask to see Dem eusteation remo lel “«! th} .Sty "mo : ae a ng fe —— so al ng modern : ized. Lowest prices. (edness would be Mquidated as fast Models and full directions for applying | me i aiog., F£hene MaAin VOY or 1086 and salesman wil] cal] as possibie by setting as dealer can't supply you write direct | Open Mondays and Saturd Ti | eo : “——— oo we : xo . ays Till 9:30 P. M.: Other Da I cents on each ton of c ty } | | Ss | Ss I 7 . 1 : - . oa! mined. ; ys Till 6:30 This was agreeable to the minn,| W. J. DENNIS & COMPANY | ORTH IXTH ° 2110-20 W. Lake St. Chicago, Ill. eS aid they returned to work. os . '

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—-ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1926_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH conomy Store . | F SSD ae We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted—Charge Purchases Will Be Entered on December Statements ‘« . tributor of 2s 25 of Them, Engraved, tor $2.95 to $10 Bente ey Coane , mm @ For Christmas Cards engraved from os $5.25 Value, Special at $4.25 ° 3 rg your own plate, you should place your @ The Combination consists of a bottle ;) oa order at once—while assortments of new orange flower skin tonic, a box of face : r . designs afe so attractive and varied. a powder, a jar of special skin food—and Order Saturday! OPERATED BY THE M AY COMPANY in addition, purchasers will be given a : in Stati —Main Floo jar of cl i and Children i onery—Ma r THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. | jar of cleansing cream. Store’s Hosiery Section , pecializes exclusive] r 3 : — pare so favorably knots Sa ' = Saturday—Share the Offerings of Our Thanksgiving W eek lilies. All the new kinds are tan Ss : men, women and childrer ri or women; we suggest tha aa _ Sail | | | * | SSS oe ig. I Gee you ll then buy them re-! eS z at | ; a : Me ete. ant = “ wy, Buster Brown Hose if oe 1 oH TATA OE | “Specials” of Interest to Christmas Shoppers in are woven forsery. © aay it * Bt: | 3 ice ane if ven if | a i i| ° want Hosiery that | 3 ‘ | | 1amon Cwe will wear tr sur. «= ‘ : | “acess @| Newest Winter Hats | | , . . | | ; ° : . 1] Buy f I you meee x... . «| e cs 1f) wi a S | | | These exceptional offerings make it possible to choose smart at- | | So , Beemer ay! Foun These eden | | | tire to unusual advantage; the modes are the very new ones you : Economy Store | | | | , 4 want—for all occasions—and the savings m al in |} i d 1 Unusual $ In Popaler | ~~, i gS mean unusual economy in | $160 Diamond | $100 Diamond {$195 Diamon i eet, | | a 5 Mente sor Kl aaa the filling of holiday and Winter needs. | Platinum Watches| Solitaire Rings | Dinner Rings | 4 | $115 $89.50 $137.50 | Buster Brown! @ These inexpensively smart Hats are the types most : 99 |] t7-iewel movement | Exquisite solitaire | Gorgeous platinum . 28 wanted ; tiny, tight-fitting models with high crowns, hr t &S ~ | platinum wrist diamonds in lacy | Dinner Rings set Stockings 78 medium brim Hats and draped styles—of faille silk, co Coa Le Ul S f Wachee state Se | eaenines 0 0S eo oe 4 Ze satin, felt and metal combinations. |], with brilliant dis | white gold; charm- |comDination o Priced Pai monds or diamonds | ing for Christmas | sapphires or emer- » z . Ah hers. “ rt wd y ibd wa WF “ so i ; - : a pee Rod « Nad ARNE angie, pee mss Lote Ae 4 oven, tr De 2 pay eG OR Re Rg pale Sd bene “teh « Phe. » ow . " ‘ nc — ae . ; " i ae oes : oe y ‘a. ed 0 EARS eahea Re sgn atetinganie oie. ithe 2 i * " a rine “il taba -~ ” riage aie rece at haa byw 37 Ht =n ” — . . mat 5 ala ° 4 4 . tates ; A wets Oe ak Fe ML Rett a - * ’ Casi UE Bhan So anid ase ry > aie toate ” — OOO te EM me eres a ee Be ty ~ mike . . ewer b> -~ aT rt p Yate . ‘ hag * ~ te arial rial 3 : by i “ oe a » - " Darin . need : - ee 7 ee Se AEE AOE HOO He AP it Ms Hg em te re a he ue ber : 4 ’ , Fe ee Te ee i ee a ee a nS fe AIAN elt eR ME 4 otieetetimenttdiadi le: + alia be. eee et ey ee feed REE Preertegee-p ena emetne: na ieee soto | Peele We \ ee, 34 to 44 in Women’s Section; 4212 to 52/2 in Extra-Size | | e ° . “Surety” Silk Hose | Chiffon Silk Hose | te Ad bel iogdh {| Most Unusual Is This Group of Women’s Chiffon or lightweight serv- _ An assortment of good qual- . me) el ee ol it ice-cilk Hose with silk tops; | ity silk chiffon Hose with ein of twenty-five lovely | silk tops; in a We ) bite Ha Fur Coat 66 Specials” | $4.95 Imported Gloves Selamat) tebiatines octal eben | | Saturday, $ = $195 to $250 to $295 to | saan ae $225 $150 $275 $195 $375 ‘26 | PRs ccccavaun . . . Values... values. . vam. | @ Fashionable short cuff style Gloves of exceptionally Young Misses Revel in Gitts of | | good quality imported kidskins—in the popular Winter Do not overlook this choice! At $150 are Coats of sealine (dyed | joe. Pique-sewn, and tastefully embroidered. Dainty Silk Linger ie : | coney), sand weasel, marmot, kid caracul, muskrat and caracul; at ; - bg . Le a a > *% ia g : & 4 » d kk * rad i : ; ee 4 I ia a a4 *_ . i 5 te 4 5 * 3: J ;= 8 14 es Ss eae ~ > he oF pg ramet rah - . , ‘ , lee» Lohans * — re * m _ . " p an tre P > ee Ht g shy % " ee | ths PW Ant he Gpemny - ” ° , - on ie - " ee rom a beens . a ov erty ew tate . “sens Dee re sees: ini * aie 9 Pan emer = spl QT RON IER IE ten Sit ate " Cr aac tier tatti be Cae Sis sas 2 hirer agitheh saa “ bias r : . " \ ~~ as * CEE IR SR NRC che EOS kN NE i cagA OR NH ae 8, rt emails " : ~ : ‘ ‘ eh ORS He aR a oe. ; “ fr ri) + -aireigation, |owuinotem BPN ee terry re ‘ ue the gute salt lard colada , ’ a ee Nc AT desl a ee - Pe ofy ' a i " rs ~ . : hal ohn, GOS abba ted een : mo ee . ‘e 2 . , wate we - : — i Aare den “ Seen fede . ; “ a - wr - 7 - Pn ns Pee od Sw fe : rs ; + + : 2 * = z ds e : a te pe > ESD re ee es xf Bogie” a - Na Fy eA NO re we Hee . “yer gt tan o> ~ cee ee a ee ee ile afl $195, silver and dark muskrat, pony, sealine (dyed coney), kid | Kid Gloves Lined Gloves. Summer ermine and caracul Coats; at $265 models of American 1 —in short cuff styles, with | Women’s fur-lined capeskin Popularly Priced broadtail, coco squirrel, Hudson seal (dyed muskrat), hair seal, | pique seams; all sizes in the | Gloves for sports or driving pony and muskrat. Fourth Floor | most favored colors; $2.88 wear; special : . 8) . | special, pair | pair 4 “ 4 | os to $ 4 95 : | Children’s Fleece-lined Gauntlets, every Diamond Ring An Opportunity for Mothers Wanting to Save on f es l KN! | Kid Mitts and Gloves; 50c to $1.25 » * © 9 PRB Fa See gig O _ . $30. q | : Gloves—Main Floer that es oom : yy pee ee- @ A profusion of attractive silk - 9 Ad : ety A 3 down and 50c a fe 3 } \ 4 : crepe de chine and radium silk UNn1IOTS Winter ( oats ¢ » | + s 2 | Se STNG Undergarments, the majority in 3 | lacy styles that make charming $59.75 to $ 69.75 Values For Holiday Requirements—Select These — the assortment compris- [| ) aS : P $ 5 fobs iis: Sy > $1 Boxes of ’Kerchiefs gifts. Plain tailored types also Gowns, chemises, step-ins a A Pe, aN Sp ecial agd bloomers — in Oe eo Ae Saturday... reguiar sizes, and _ the ) | | . Misses’ and Juniors’ : ak ’ flower-like boudoir hues. ~+- | | Vy Gi dl | and we 0 wy PsN - | ; ndkerchiefs of soft, fine weave cambri ie pene includes 18k: solld white | ) eorad Lingerie—Third Floor , | @ An assortment he ape ape ee oe ir es | SS eee hems and embroidered corner designe pavith blue sapphires. COME EARL®. Gay | é ; of! ays collared Coats which mothers would do we Are Priced with hems n frerie ¥ Xi to see early Saturday; of Bolivia and novel | —six different ones in each gi x. . . . : | : eS LD | > ; , but one of a | : mixtures—in many instances, bu $3 0 Men’s Hdkfs. | Women’s Hdkfs. | | tyle. Sizes 13 to 17. style. Siz aes Santee Pure linen Handherdstets, 39¢, ~ po i ey 7 . ainty new onita = gar- titched, and embroidered | made of pure linen, Girls’ Coats Fur Coats ments of brocade combined — initial box $1 50 ty corner designs; . i Imported Powder Jars | : | —of warm fabrics—in —for girls of 6 to 123; with rainbow tinted elastic; de- pero pee plain shades and mix- | in an unusually varied signed to provide the supple, tures—some with fur | assortment of styles, slim hipline that Fashion spon- Men’s 50c Handkerchiefs of “May- Attractive | / | | collars. pelts and shades; g'fts sors. A good range of sizes. flax” Pure Linen; hand-drawn hems; 39¢ 8 to ! Id delight years. that wou elight. , Value at }} Fy Special .... $15.95 | Priced— Jersey — al Hanékerchiefso—Main Fleer { Imported Jars of plain or hand-decorated glass—containers | — <p | | $59.75 ot powder and decorative accessories for the dressing table. 975 tO 97 Slice of several sizes and colors in this recently arrived group, atic Gidietinnttiin tine Girls’ Winter Frocks | Girls’ Rain Outfits : cae sein —of silk, twills and wool crepella; bolero, | Rubber-surfaced Coat, “Billy Burke” hat and ) Select tor Gift Use From This Offering of . . . | _ ge wii a gg $8.95 to $29.7 3 umbrella to match. In red, blue and $6.95 * green; 6 to 14 years. Priced This Speciai Group of French Jersey and Unigue and Charming Remembrances Are ° ° ie - Bese bees Make EE ot 3 Silk Umbrellas Welcome to Many Women Is This Opportunity to Save on Velveteen Frocks Johansen $8.50 Oxfords Girls’ Blucher With Bloomers of Same Color eng GETS. BI ve det ie $ 528 e Smart omfortable “Feeture-Arch” Shoes =e 5 Oxfords Specially $ 6 35 $5 Val., 214 to 7. . .$4.10 $8.95 Value @ Brown, navy, green, Copen, red ie Priced at.. $4.50 Val., 12 to 2. .$3.85 @ 500 good quality colored Silk Umbrellas with wide borders; in and tan cotton velveteen Dresses | @ Popular for school and the popular 16-rib style with am- with Jersey, crepe de chine or cot- | @ Black and brown kid Oxfords—ideal for walking as they sports wear are ge oe ber colored tips and tops. A ton sateen bloomers and contrast- have built-in arch supports and medium, low or Cuban leather —Blucher style, o — —_ lerwe assortment of _ emart : 1 braid or silk pi heels with rubber top. So many women are wearing Johansen gunmetal or patent ‘eather, 8 ee oes gs ea Oxfords with satisfaction that the opportunity to at a | with low rubber heels. handles; select for your own and ing; smart collars and pockets. saving is very welcome. Well built — comfort- gift use while you may do so at Sizes 2 10 6 years. AAAA to D Widths; Sizes 4 to 10. 3 able for growing feet. such savings! Ihfants’ Shop—Thiré Ficer Shee Section—Seconé. Fleer Second Fleer Umbrella Section—Matn Fleer

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH « _ ee __FRIDAY.. EVENING -NOVEMBER 26. 1926. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted—Charge Purchases Will Appear on December Statements Men’s $1.50 Neckwear Men’s $4.95 Cricket Sweaters | "I Offered Saturday at $3.77 : | Offered Saturday at $1 a @ A large assortment of checked, | pa @ Select from this assortment of Ties @ blocked and striped Cricket Sweaters in ° for your own and Christmas gift uset | 4 mA 3 Lovely colors in smart striped, checked ~~ two and three tone color effects: knitted waistband style. Complete size range. and plaid silk patterns. fe . | : . O * E R A T E D B + ¢ T H E M A z j O M P A N » 5 Men's Neckwear Section—Maliea Fleer bes ] j GES HURL ED Men's Sweater Section—sSecond Fleer , THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR,. CO. M. O'NEIL Co. THE MAY CO. St. ; : isp CIP RAR en is Opabirok « ee ae OOF Ne PRIN 4 on ~ a x ¢ . 4 ee Los Aageles Denver Louis Akron Clevelard St. Louis’ Dominant Store Excels in All That Men and Young Men Demand in Smoking Jackets | | MAINE RAGE As —and House Coats—Priced \¥f r a $535 tm *JOX : @ Good-looking, comfortable gar- ments, always welcomed by men— made of two-toned fabrics, tweeds, All the New Styles—Tailored by America’s Most Capable wen Se ainsi aol eas diets. Man Socedid ine ta on ar ane neat . eee ew es a ree “ - ee Mage —— oe . : , . ae ean Al Prarie en NE ene Heke eI PN Aileen Caen wit ’ FFAS NE AE BH GS ; ey HONE eeNE Sm NE ARE EET IN Ae WE. MON. RNs ae LL theta e pgt-eebs; a athe oat igs her ve aoe: os oe r PEP » Se NTs * . af OO or tg a a ae -~, x ACME Re SAAR ARIT ciety na Ry SR ENG ees ved, aaa era ¢ . es le eh eee ee, 2. shade), aan alae ne mae ee ee ee a ~ ty oy - ~ : v a Pet CR Sa MTN a A A a a a eR ie 4. 8 gapomenee Seles tee . coshenehessdaeiciim ema kno Wie cane ne er ee m ° SERRA - it election to by the death of Senator w Fernald will be held@ next) a Sie 9 i italia: : ° : : ee 5 ema! ae - Makers—and the Best Values St. Louis Affords at — Second Fleer = 0 4 : “oa ; Consider in Men’s Hats Qigess= 2ssaes sven sain te gene a Se Republican control of the! the style you want because our assortments are absolutely complete—all the strictly se RS you want, the proper shade and best males Sateen senatorial nominee. A Disney Derbies and Soft Hats, 8 @ ¢ : Deed che State's law governing | “"4 1 a r this statement was issued to sw the score—with sizes for all men and young men. : | | eaves , Secretary Herbert Hoover The ms 7 ¢ 5 ; A Very Broad Assortment— - é | ‘n Sizes 34 to 534 - — "ia $ $ $ : . . to ae Color Is “The Thing” to & fi re Agsoctaied Press. } "STA Me. Nov. 26.—Iinto € Overcoat satisfaction is what you want—and that is exactly what we assure you. > a 5 maetieertens: , - + . : L Pa _a fresh bombshell had | , Whether you want a “dress-up” Overcoat or a Coat for everyday service, you get ees @ This being St. Louis headquarters fer sploded today in the repudi-_ . . | Men's Hats you are assured of the tyle. “ ais: of Arthur R. Gould.! | conventional and more extreme types—talored to fit and to wear as you want them . y Rasroy ae fill the vacancy —and in so many hundreds of excellent woolen fabrics. patterns and shades that ‘4 | i | a you can indulge your preference precisely. | ) Stetson Derbies & Sot: Hats, $4 to $1258 Mallory Derbies and Soft Hats, $5 te a statement ager ote denon ; charged that 20U The unsurpassed value every Overcoat represents Societe Clad Eats : : — wom is another reason for your satisfaction: double- Siantey Meta Phase only) ....2 gece ae te ee ee ‘of m breasted tube, box back and ulster effects by | SMe came the cancellation of a Men's Hate—Main veer i at Portland next Saturday at | wit * ° ° ? | ’ i hare spoken. and a predic- (mess by members of the Senatertal | tic estigating Committee **™ = ae ni Inve - ‘tien , Highly Advantageous Choice Saturday of 2 f Maine would likely receive its stien after the election. - ~ th Two-Trouser Suits and Overcoats Men’s $9 and $10 Shoes. Eee om ~ es SO 2 ene. : rn ee a - - - be. Ae. f Es ae *S: - a % & - * ree 4 ei2) TT ? sf i am wi e Be 7 oe , Lg a] 4 @ se Te. oe Cy - > a \ + f > ‘ , ; , ¢ % Ps 4 se a Pe Se Se * ayy | mS ee he } oi ; s jog] 5 B rs “4 ‘ ~) a ria nt Ea . : tee: 3 .s a : oe. i] y hee Me Ps. 3 ‘8 ie Se ie oe SRA v4 ¢ 4 in | See © a aS ac oe ~ 2& . : oS. 4 ; J - = ia ib ae - : a c- ae ~ os al . st **Ka 2 { z es ietter Gouid accused * Latest “Kirschbaum” Models—Unusual Values at Co eae : > i his Democratic epponent, clared Ofttered $ ef oy a Men J Redman, was “pledged / == “\ “Miesupport the principles - - . * ** + | aed a “2 @ bam ss - o_o > os aes “7, ~ oe . ** ~ ~~ . i, €A50Ui tment Irom Vasd Ld a YY aad cnocse vi ase eager a4 known “Kirschbaum” quality and smart styling being evid - Po ae aragee gy So wate model. The size range admirably meets all needs. ae —galeponad tetas nage : . : aa . the klanm. A few ) sar ) iscontinued lines—therefore offered - Sg a . F. Leigh, Ran-| The Overcoats Two-Trouser at ice splendidly profitable to those |] Mieiph clergyman and klan worker, Doubie-breasted, tude and box mod College ard con = I jin Footwear. Bluch- © Miiiered accusations which the Sec-) eis 12 imap ase fabrics; ulsters, a , me 42 gern nd : + laced Oxfords of Bitary of State, Frank Bali, yonna | the uisterettes audg motor coats of fancy gO gore ge ‘ gt See cases ee 4 Bring today Geuld’s expense ou overplaids and two-tonmed co ots, also latest patterns in worsteds ae Meanie apgsr og 7 ~’ 7 “Biiitement showed disbursements of | Roma all silk lined. -beviots, ssimeres. , TuUOOeT OF itatner oeeis. rr , A $ ER $ Nh FE $ 50 4 erick W. Hinckley. counsel ) a. af , as ; the Republican nominee, de- qe . : a ign baer pte ‘ in opening the hearing ‘hat . , : a Brewster had initiated the | stant Cage eS i “ee ae Sones ane 2s sie : ; ee is : 3 Wes and asserted that a conf -| York. Only at this store are these youths two-tr ihese are the Clothes that so many choose each vear | | @ Comfort, rich color, painstaking tat between the Governor and Im-/ States obtainable—and they aiways more th a4 zB ~ Ct im preterence 7 1] ra? = on z . —e year ~ d a Wizard Evana, the Ku KiuxtT * » - a Ash ps Ssl Circe tO ail orners—so CcOrrectiy cut ana SO loring—every detail recommen s : " } had 6 : woe Washing : ing > Gee 2 4c al I CU cell ? ¢1 - : : mr srr: ; e a ’ . ocaded _ taken piace ” : = st woo:ens. > al r two and three-toned effects, with ve: mig statements, summarized astical lal] silk cord gire : ecifications already filed and | vay D e liy for or moire collars and - , . esigned oe f . : Sizes for all men and young men. 3 bre would be shown during) this youths of 16 to 21 and : L ; 4 lation\of witnesses. Twenty~| i+ superior in every way Other Lounging Robes. $12.50 toe these specifications refer, ‘2 rant Men’s Clothing—second F1 ? x 2nd the remaining te other’ oor ia count e>, tures which, it is charred, | ai fin total the $1500 lignit! 1 « A by law. ~ rr: . . Lo t “ Senator Hinckler, in his} dd to Your Shirt Supply—Fro.n This Special Group of SSS T} ote : ‘+ You're Seeking PUMPS. veterrea to the open 'et-| Gn y @-s aie? aree Value-Giving Groups to Consider ! Pome: by the Governor, say'ng |) 4. an P= Statement had been + ade Rota t " : ; , rial in any court of the; = 2 eer 2 y , —— — Tam sure the Governor) O (ee 2 FATAL = Bare been held in contump~ | tr, Xa : 3 -Maitements, I say, were un- | 0 a gre ag ae 8 ' ee ae pes in facts, untruthful in Swb- ee L : Bb . os a 7 > a2 % De | . 3 a -_ ke ; . , ’ - _ be, % a Se A ee 4s. v a) ‘ ¢ = > > = ~ ; 4. * + he 24 r 3 - _ «Cl . 4 3 rt - = £4 5 ; 3 Poe . Se & 2 ‘ : —— © * - ha 7 =, r = 4 3 i : 5 |. ae 7" ee : a “] oy > & \ Sipe oY = . = : s % .§ a. > Me a ~ & =“ > oe 8 3 : Sy a SS a en - @ ike ~4: - See, a hx a J 2 “ 5 Mae { by ws e - = J - 3 a “ee 24 5 ; H rs 7 = _ . 2 ? 4 7h ie 4 Lis ; , ‘4 | ae ae 4 a) Me Pi ih a: a s S x . a 1% : > i : v z ps - a Rf ) © ee ; ne 4 P i rae ” me ose 1 z ee 2 : ,s - 3) by 4 E #7 RES: + x 34 F 7 v1 ; 2 ot ry % ga" a 4 ey ees Fag a, Bo ’ j 2 ee e & 2 : = ae 7% ¥ ® ay : . : >. 6 a 3 4 5 a 2 4 4 ‘ _ 3) ‘ 29. 2 ig ; 2 e. 4 ee 7 is 4 b | - “ > ? “ss ta * * os BP OPS a= § 3 a 5 * Fas i : ee : . 2a } “ . ag t ‘9 " . y 4 Pas — 49 : oe ] 7 5 (he - oo. See 5 4 4 Wy, - ees | “a> teers - 4 - ¥ ‘ y * i + + Ms “en Lae = 3 eae a iad J 9 .. ~~ -—- ts ‘ | a ae i> (2 Ai, : Pe o a > “eg 7 as in3 ‘et: s : ta 2 oe 2 ae g op es ore te ¢ . ins & Zee ‘a. 2a +S . : +, > at i S.« ee. a re « sgh 4s Sa, ae z. + Ba x + oe a . x «VES. 2 se 2a te EY > a Re . & . sa ee. » @ 2! inal a oat = 2 tack =e Se ¢ § % ty t - sa o. a _ : Be : Saturday $ OO e Ses oT $ $ 5 . BOI. bad oonenstes uth tenpactat | r Q $ 50 ‘iW ae” "24 consulted with Impertal | ‘*™* ee a 3 e ais” 5. f Evans in Washington con- eee OF. $1.50 an rae ee eee “afield last Sunday, Redman, | 30t 9® ea : | : Pi : : : f a -ers he would support te; @ These Shirts were purchased from © All-wool garments that reveal their splendid | 3 ; ~~ en ee nae one ot the foremos: makers in Amer- ; - } : . ) . q a + ee ) ae ie a == worth 1n their correct cut. careful tailoring and va- x oo! years from now for | S108. "i gg ere ate ATE ney: | $: . “- ‘he United States Sea-/ event md e : + ; : ing of $i is just one of the induce- riety of pattern and color. Double-breasted Over- , , Eckley charged tity of ments to “stock up r- oys’ two-piece or one-piec coats, according to the season’s style v . a eat ee ee ‘ . . ° ~~ aad —— ’ Vv * = % ' : day. They're mad t highly me: style Pajamas of this popu! > . _— erdict 7 Sft iy an a eee the first witness pleas in Rs EE ie” “RE a, make. tailored of cotton flanne!l- Vio a Atterney Hinckley, said riage. cerizeac English Lon iTroat iotn o7 aie a ; , . ~ oo ~ , ; = : : the ag ee ee ette, with loops an ket: Other Winter Overcoats in sizes 4 : 7 ih Dies .. (2° 2 bis own know!- | od as sehen al Whi sizes to 18 years. : i . 3 ¥y exceasgive expenditures; £ . to 18 years, priced $11.00 to $37 30 Sie. // Al a Republican nominee. Dur- lenge i boys Lumberjacks if 7 7) : om recess Brewster issued Tribs edium and heavy weight woo! : = . “ . , (ht: = » any connection with the openiy Lumberjacks in bright plaids, Boys Knicker Suits Serviceable Gifts tor Boys / BS ee 828. and asserted he had ty de with knitted waistband and two- - es , ‘ ~,_o@ charges in the case) : button-down pockets $5 G5 $1 ] Be dn. Corduroy Sheep-Lined Coats...$i0.50 j | a - Gould before they were gigs sizes =~ 18 pen J.%0 ‘ | Moleskin Sheep-Lined Coats $8.75 f —s * Ee ;== . ther Lumberiack: speciai group of these re- Cowboy Outfits - - , Rhee fF e 4 2 | the shadow of | , -—- . is: ‘ ili Line . . a urrits _™ .- $2.25 to £2.50 : ae ; : ‘ ce a $3.75 Adler’s Mocha Gloves 15c and $1 V'- +I Half-Hose $5.95 te $r2.5¢ nowned Raingard ome-knicker 74:0. Ourtit | broid ed : - aca em Mripes. [ancy CesignNs ama piair shades: al] a Boys cOuar-attached Shirt of — 2 seg nga Many giftt-seekers wii ? ~= Extra pair Long Pants Raynster” Raincoats.$3.95 and $4.85 Sizes 13 to 14% ~ A to match $2 et etnaed wn . Reyrs’ Furniebhtecs—Secend Filen+ —— ond low r SSS Seen sername + roee. “ae one - a nay r e oe ae ace er , } neti ingins a ‘ 1 SEN i ARE A A POEUN ES ABE iE tes thot nn label Beatie. net A dian % ach. ane ’ ce wig «Tb _ erie o yh rte lg nan § 4 st han anew ss) r ~“ Bae “ : nen ae Sheri a galerie Goons WS se RR gine Se state oh 4 AE oa EP: ee” Me ahaa seal a em gkt ep ame oe SSy and ai ctaail wid ais am r ; Se > Ee ae mea : 4 : ‘ie! Sy yk ’ : ae 2 OF Se eee Seer ae Sao aoa ie iieneiag Fe, SRY See eS . ene — eee _ ? be rind : " : —— ‘ e * tle 2 : ‘ i. m ray * a ig” teh Vex he 7 ~ eh oi * ft é = te pepsin Shae 4 ~ Ae f dee i RE A ee Pe cg el : ; ie: ety apt ssirntnies PLL? DAs i PA ieee > ws a stiles a‘ x “ » . . 7 _ > va % He — . Bo ot nr? Shs ae Ps > Mager di be tak 5 “ ” o ‘ nih a de oe “ “ we . ee ae « He, i “ “ . 4 re oe F 2 ‘G . zi eee oe ‘ny ” - 4 ‘ oy ee “ 6 So Y ms Ry ee ae os Tht s cantina ndl " mih4:c ro ae ee t “ t ; ; . a week ; : ‘ 7 be Se av: ¥ 2, ‘ , ™* hs a "yes Men's Derni«hiang=—Wain Ih leer

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Neckwear Traay at $1 assortment of Ties hristmas gift use! t striped, checked iS. Section—Main Floor Thing” to en’s Hats St. Louis headquarters for are assured of the style oper shade and best makes, SA Sor: Hats, $8 to $13.50 Sand Soft Hats, $5 to $10 sand Soft Hats, $8 & $10 oo. “had gad gee here only) . Pp Se Men's Hatse—Main Yloor hoice Saturday of $10 Shoes tfered those (: ‘ j . ri fe —- * ie | s 7 Pad A Ss = ~~ ~ 7 « 4 , —_.” : 2 * = : 7 > sf. - a. oo Shoes—Second bloor ging Robes ndsome Brocades— Priced 12% rich color, painstaking tai- y detail recommends these he man’s gift. Brocaded in ee-toned effects, with satin pllars and silk cord girdles. ] men and young men. nging Robes, $12.50 to $95 Main Fleer bu re Seeking i ed — PART KWo. | D csces Expense Fund i eee me . , wp arene ——— oa Editorial Pass Daily Cartoon r ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENIN Sees ee ool. Lotebds stebbboosorer er Oo-eprere— es ire IITs LITT 3%: Se ERS SE Just a Minute Society—Drama eg ona G, NOVEMBE R 26, 1926. PAGES 25—28 AND GRAF] GES HURLED BISHOP MANNING CONDEMNS VATICAN ‘INTERFERENCE’ IN MARLBOROUGH’S ANNULMENT N) MANNE RAGE asus What Right Has The Pope to Pass on Wedding Solemnized in Episcopal Church in U. S. 50. P. ae Repudi- Gould, Senate Candi- : Latter Makes ‘Hood- | By ‘Leased Wire From the New “was not available.’ | Mert Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. |TePly would be aiphics by Bishop | He is head of the | office of the arch-dio- | Empire’ Accusations. OF POWER N ELECTION MONDAY Who Holds Party’s | 1 Fate in Upper House, In- | by Committee. — ted Press sstediah cam paign upon W! hich | Republican contro! of the| Senate, a fresh bon ibshell had | » exploded today in the repudi- = by Gov. Ralph Vv. Brewster, can, of Arthur R. can senatorial nominee. election to fill the vacancy od by the death ae Senator M. Fernald will be held next Gould 54 4 statement published today ter charged that Gould had meded the State § law governing Benace ik the primary. er this statement was issued came *the cancellation of a he at Portland next Saturday at meh Secretary Herbert Hoover Bio have spoken, and a predic- by members of the ition Investigating Maine would likely receive its mtion after the election. Governor Is Klansman. a scathing reply to the Gov- Bs jetter Gould ac ster of being : his Democratic ten J. Redman, was ‘‘plede Hsupport the prin =* the \ Klux Klan if elected Bould was opposed in cry by the klam. A few the Rev. A. F. Leigh, bh clergyman and kian worker, sd accusations which the Sec- Sry of Sate, Frank Ball, bezan ng today. Gould's Sament showed disbursements 0! btly more than $1200. ih a statement published today iGovernor says these charges e “the reason why Senatorial! (“ommittee cused oppone nt. ciples the pri- weeks Ran- memed possible for me to ad the Republican platform dur ths campaign.”” Gould, he wag in the position of a man if “stolen goods.’’ benefited by mms considerably in excess of kega] limit and says that even hpayments were made with- the knowledge of the candi-| they were illegal. Mications Given by Preacher. | Merick W. Hinckley, counse! mie Republican mominee, de-| ih opening the hearing ‘that Brewster had initiated the Mand asserted that a confe - Mtween the Governor and Im- i Wizard Evans, the Ku Klux bad taken place in Washings- The Rev. Mr. Leigh, in his) statements, summarized | Kifications already filed and we would be shown during lation of witnesses. Twenty- these specifications refer (to aeinents in Maine newspa- Md the remaining to othe> mures which, it isecharyed, fin total the $1500 limit i by law. Senator Hinckley, in his referred to the open 'et- med by the Governor, say’ng Mstatement had been '.ade trial in any court of the am sure the Governor have been held in contemp*. mtements, I say, were un- in facts, untruthful in‘*ub- Malicious and for no other than to procure the eicc- ‘the Democratic candidate.’ Kley declared the Governor w Forest H. Perkins, srand Of the Ku Klux Klan of had consulted with Imperial ‘Evans in W ashington cvon- the charges against Gould. mueld last Sunday, Redman, ; Cratic candidate, assurcd ; e's he would support the a Klan principles, and Ked- Promised to support the two years from now for 'to the United States Sen- Ackley cha reed. Is First Witness Brewster, the first witness Attorney Hinckley, said St know of his own knowl- Salty excessive expenditures Publican nominee. Dur- Yon recess Brewster issued | . “any connection with the | Klan, and asserted he had | “the charges in the case | Gould before they were | "to “the shadow of Ma and Mlinois upon the © Governor's stateraent President of the United bresumably as vitally in-4 election of Republican ®&8 any other member of Mblican Party. “he has refused during the 2 and the present one ' t > 7 7 ‘ha | Episcopal congregation 26.— — : the se a klansman andj, -- a i _an injury i fluences are ,en it has} | wil] | light gatement accuses Gould of | others expenditures | Shere h |sOluble marriage?” 'sitting in Rome,” “to pass upon the validity of a ); communion, |estant Episcopal church in N¢w York, under the laws ofthe United (astical or civil. | nence. country i with |duress, he said. ‘the marriage had | tity of marriage. _to be declared null and void on throp Rutherford YORK, Nov. T. Manning of the Prot- | estant Episcopal diocese | York, vesterday made public the | statement which he promised Nov. | 14, when he first saw pblished re- ports that the Episcopal marriage of Consuelo Vanderbilt to the Duke NEW | William of Marlborough had been annulled | an ecclesiastical court n Catholic Church. took form of an To he read to a ‘athedral of iby order of | of the Roma His statement message York, which in the ¢ Divince. NX ow of John the “Foreign Ecclesiastical Court.’ Repeatedly in the message Bish- 'op Manning protested against what ihe called “the action of a foreign | . ecclesiastical court.” He evidence St. bilt was Lu ke t bh Pe marriage to the TO Tar ambi- Mrs. O. Manning “unreal plea Scandal] ough satisfv ‘lal tions of her mother, now H. FP. Belmont denounced this and it is itself a wom of middle age, after vears of mnarNed life, should be willing to swear that her parents sold her for worldly gain and against her will.*’ * The most prominent part of the message, however, was directed against the assumption of jurisdic- tion by Rome over “an American | marriage.’’ “Our religious Bishop aS an an liberty in this country must be uncompromisingly | " | Marlborough any such inter- Manning against Bishop defended ference,”’ clared. Discredit to Religion. “This whole proceeding is a dis- credit to the Christian church and to religion. It has done more than any event in years weaken the sanctity of marriage. “At this time when so many in- at work which threat- to destroy ‘Roman Catholic Church is resents. “If couples who have lived years In wedlock can procure annulments merely by discovering that undue | pressure in some form was used at | the time of become unnecessary. In the’ of this annulment and the) that are now rumored on trivial and puerile grounds, what 26.—Bishop | of New ian official the locese | wertens that any | de- | ' | very vehemently the claims of the | LO | ; Christian marriage, | law, expense | the outlook is serious indeed if the nature of things by God Himself, | The son of a sergeant-major in | there begins to be a changed Gls~ | | to take) which such a position as this decree rep- but that a John J. Dunn. chancery cese of New York. In three hours | reply of the Roman iC atholic church was issued, read- ing in part as follows: | “The Catholic church its not leg- islating for civil effects, but claims ithe right which she received from ‘her Divine Founder to counsel the followers of Christ in matters of conscience. Why should anyone appeal to the Catholic church to- day unless a matter of conscience is involved? We feel quite sure Bishop Manning recognizes the distinction between domain of ithe civil and the spiritual. His/ own protest against the divorce evil in this country, as sanctioned by civil law, shows that he him- self is not prepared to accept, in ‘conscience, the effects of civil leg- questioned |islation in this regard.” | accepted by the Vati- | * ‘can as proof tHat Consuelo Vander- | ‘pointed to the historic battles the | forced into an unwilling |Roman Catholic church has fought | of Marlbor- |to maintain indissolubility of mar- jseainat the Reichswehr under his| The Roman riages which were considered val- | idly made, contrasted with | Marlborough-Vanderbilt marriage, | which, by evidence “which satis- fied a venerable and honored court,’’ was forced upon the bride ‘against her will. Evidence of Duress. Bishop Dunn called attention to the evidence of duress given the Catholic Diocesan Court at South- | wark, England, and the Rota | Tribunal in Rome by the mother. of the Duchess and Mrs. William | Jay of New York, the late Mary ; V. Smith Tiffany, Belmont, and by the himself. Bishop Dunn said: “Bishop . Manning Duke has stressed civil law as well as of the ec- clesiastical law from the fact that the marriage took place in the United States and was performed according to the _ rite of the Protestant Episcopal Church. He overlooks the higher and the more) essential law, namely, the natural | the law written into the very) i] nor ecclesi-. neither civ |astical law can change. | | their marriage, divorce | ' } | become of the claim of the Moman | that it indis- Stands for Challenges’ Vatican's Authority. solemnized in a Prot/ States of America? “Marriage is a civil contract, as well as a religious one, and the Claim of any fo.e‘gn court, ecclesi- to pass upon the validity of marriages solemnized in this land, between persons not of its own communion, is an unwar- rantable intrusion and an imperti- No church in our own could annul a marriage out due process of law in the courts.”’ ““Contradicted by Facts.” The Bishop declared also that aside from the primary question as to jurisdiction, the decisian of the Rota was contradicted by known facts. There was much evidence running counter to the plea of Many persons at informed him that they saw no sign that bride was acting under compulsion, but quite the contrary. The Rev. Dr. John Wesley Brown, rector of the church where the marriage tov« place, assured himself that | the bride was acting of her own civil trary 31 years after marriage would not be entertained by any civil court. “This whole proceeding,” said the Bishop, “is a discredit to the Chris- tian church and an injury to reli- gion. event In years to weaken the sanc- pleas so unreal as this. no mar- riage. and no home, can be regard- ed as suafe.”’ Bishop Manning ended his mes- sage by saying “This action by the Tribunal of the Vatican should be openly condemned and most deep- ily deplored.” Catholic Bishop Replies. Bishop Manning’s message was ‘immediately submitted to the ‘chancery of the Roman Catholic diocese of New York, where it was announced _that Cardinal oe mae One seere Chan any | sertion in the sentence that she had If marriages are | mar- | riage between members of another | Natural Law of Marriage. “The natural law solutely essential in order to have a contract of marriage that both | Parties to the contract be free! agents and that they exercise their freedom by giving the necessary and fundamental consent which is the. very essence of marriage. The officiating clergyman in a religious ceremony or the official In a “If at the moment of the mak- ‘ing of the contract either party is. pre-| neither free to give, or is vented from freely giving, this es- sential consent, then there is no power in this world that can pos- sibly supply or later heal the fun- damental and essential defect in the contract. The only course is' for a renewal] of the ceremony, or} a full communication to each oth- er of mutual consent.’ Bishop Dunn said the people might be assured that the Cath- olic Church had not departed a hair’s breadth from the law of! Christ with regard to the sanctity | 'and the indissolubility of marriage. | put asunder,” the | | | free consent, and a plea to the con- | : | j “By her defense of the freedom | of individuals who are the con- tracting parties to a marriage,” he continued, the Catholic Church) “has always protested and always will protest against the buying and selling of women in marriage.” He said the principle ‘““What God | hath joined together let no man) meant that and not mammon” the union. Mrs. Belmont Avoids Other Passen- gers on the Berengaria. By the Associated Press. Ss S BERENGARIA, Nov. 26.— 'Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont, Europe- bound, yesterday reiterated her re- | fusal to comment on the revelations made through publication of the holy rota’s sentence annulling the marriage of her daughter, the for-’ mer Consuelo Vanderbilt, and the Duke of Marlborough. She declined to discuss the as- | coerced her daughter into breaking ; Hayes her secret engagement with Win- in 1895 -by threatening violence, and then compelled her to marry to Duke. Painfully preoccupied. Mrs. Bel- mont takes her meals alone at a small Capt. daughter partook of Thanksgiving luncheon. Mrs. Belmont avoids all other passengers and spends con- 33 of the 60 mem. | It is signed by lines of the terrt- i bers of the Senate. pene the politcal : “The public conscience may hb: | ories of which his majesty is King, said the Universal edi- ,4md that the term “Ireland” is to is vurety |e construed in that sense. All In reality | sugge stions that the proposed title | has been « |8eve the Irish Free State authority lconflict. To date the United Statex | to act for the whole of Ireland ‘has offered no concrete cases of | were groundless, he added. |vielation, awe oe] pepe Sida 4 ey > A. is ae os wee See POL es ae “4 —" aan : il ats ERIE ae ia =o : - rn . x pimenets ¥ ee wear ; Bat ware}. at Se eee ee Nn teen 4 is - a i ue tt Ve ¢ 4 WP i P Ss A j i 4. . ~~ . LA . =e - . i 2 * ¥ « - « 7 wes " ey are aa OO LEB ERO ARR I MS, Sa ate ae Mg TON? ¥y ° v2 + ~ asenes Sermo idueh mnteanad ior caer hlioe (iieae ‘tenia AO RNA RR ea mine bes ee ne Se Te ae ee =e A Pee Sea « Pei 5 Nae Ss Rai ithe MDNR ch MP Cine on Ss PR cess STIG Die in ipl canna 1 attra CURSE ties aa PRN * P — - ~ e “ 4 a ) - + i Peay saaeye © pte ge 8 getty ~~ ae ae ee ee ge ae “ why am be . . 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$ . ‘ ww ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1926. | ’ : , PAGE 26 SEIGS POST-NSRUICH | _ MEXICO DuvITENG TROUMS. a coast on, anghtee On Jan. 1 foreign oi] and land owners in Mexico; _In the Indianapolis Water Co. case the United a Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER must agree not to seek the protection of their home | States Supreme Court again upheld in effect the re id ’ pee nat |Governments for any denial of justice, or, under | placement theory of valuation. In so doing, it fixed | ; aa newly enacted laws, they will forfeit their property —’? Bouwmeester, 76, aeored by Al Holland on ' Annivetsary of Debut. The Pulitzer Publishing Compaen = Tosti hoe end p ie Street ' to the Mexican Government. Such is the tenor of | purposes at $19,000,000, which is $4,000,000 more an announcement from our State Department. a a y ‘than the appraisal made by the Indiana Public Serv- | The device invoked by Mexico to obviate outside in- | ice Commission. The figure of $19,000,000 represents | | terference in the enf@6rcement of her new agrarian what it would cost to replace the water company at | || policy is an old one in Latin-America, and it has | present prices, in the opinion of the court. The de | || failed so completely in the past that its reviva] re-|cision smashes once again the prudent investment | || flects upon the intelligence of thrt Government. Cen-/theory of valuation, enunciated by Justice Brandeis | || tral and South American states have suffered deeply in his dissent to the 1923 Southwestern Bell Tele- | | | in other days at the hands of strong Powers vindicat- | phone decision, but not without drawing from Jus | | - 3 wx “2 * PANEER ROEM BD elas Megs aoa Set noe eget . > “ hte q 4 . % : s ’ oe , ; » Ps h as dee ou ee ie a = a ts: tek RR eR” Seman i ogi ine epeinsts kc wii ARC HRONE ER ME a omtnere ob opr etre ~ 1 Re OV ear eR ER et Co gr. " oti on ae re se? . eee : x re a % Mery pesca _ © a ahi ol - : a » “er . " ag mut eA, , Dt pwd. : . tp hts of their tice Brandeis another dissent of t force and) ing diplomatically and by ferce the rig grea | as cee mt gg aie : | , bitant, | vigor. F injured nationals. It was the pressing of exor | ‘ : 23 . Teas _ . s Ys tees ot arity. \ pun with the poor, always remain de- | ..4 in many cases unjustifiable, claims that caused Justice Brandeis shows the pitfalls that Me in, ¢, Ses - 3s ae 65 ay ne ae guar zs | ae gg retains her popularity a voted to the public welfare. never be | | = ; il h f a . in t od ti cost. Ss t ) a £ —- 2 3 * te * 4 i . 4 * , ‘ . ‘ . ’s 4, 5° : ee 3 “an diamond tubllee recently. satisfied with merely printing news; ithese American states, voluntarily or involuntarily, ‘the way of determining spot reproduction po ae » 5 Sar B teres 2, ee. fae 27 hese a * sera “i eh, anniversary of her| ’ always be drastically indep-ndent; (to commit aliens to the acceptance of local justice as reproduction itself, he points out, could only be ac- | DY &3 -, Rie eS = et eae aes dn toe 3 ss 2 g sixtic oo > | ithon ; ice. | ith the aid of Aladdin’s lamp. When a | ‘ee , . ee ~ Oe ee ae I oS aie 7. Tae me 7. ste] ¢ = debut, was celebrated! on mever be afraid to attack wr™g, || final, without regard to the injustice of local justice. complished with the a addin’s p. | : | > Paka ) a : “f * mg lee eS Ee . Holland with greatiy whether by prelaory plutocracy or || was entitled to | court attempts to say that such and such a figure “rt wee ' ae '* SMES. bp pa an wee. SR Se ie aoe roug bo - “at; Tak | The theory was that the foreigner c Pp y gure rep 7 ie | . sane are . eRe oP RES oa. ey ah a oe sue enthusiasm. Her farewell | Eve | es drew enormous Paw predatory povert;. if pled on a footing of equality with the native, resents reproduction cost at any given time, it is| g eS .. Sao ik : “03 : ah >. rt ; | =. ; . eat . oe a ; ; t? +. . SOR Ra ee Ses 5 a ' , “3 - +. " ‘ 5 Pr “8 af - >. se who smnothered her Bal: April 10, 1907. | - | : a ae : ii i iving to the foreigner “the any way worthy of trust, to quote Brandeis, must be .. J Ree “See + wr * tae “ = a " i -% i I sieiidiatinatianemneet ii «| it has been described as giving Eu y Wa) y q ts) o* Se eee a oa ee ga See > Se : 7 sadist /mentable terms as the citizen. The United States money over a period at least as long a would be re- oe samen vas Te eee” ee eee he eee oe he we Get F "a | b 7 b Bern dt. her Cannct Stand the Smoke. ‘has consistently ma‘ntained that diplomatic protec- quired to construct the plant and put it into opera- | nate oo 2 ees me OS oN | MEN. 0 uk. oS ee ee, oh a | : “ Dutch Sara msgs . To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. : ; ; oe > , ;, | > ae. 4 “ tess cali her, amd i was the : ‘tion of its citizens abroad is not only a right but a tion, as well as other considerations, and must per- T is pleasant to read that the Mayor) hich at sn te anh te thble i ceaiatiattiiaal Sarah's roles which most duty, which no local Cc iter, . orce ypothet thts tame ail and a group of 26 St. Louisans have a | s : ‘ d plan to revitalize the river front, even Words of Secretary Bayard, in 15886: When a court selects value as a rate base, instea whe trenstres & ist congratulations she recetved at a cost of $20,000,000. We are spend- It is a settled principle o” international law (of the company’s historical cost. or the amount | a ing $87,000,000 on civic improvements. that a sovereign cannot be permit%ed to set up p-udently invested, it sets up a standard for meas- the fameus French tragedi- Good. . . : : | e of his own municipal laws as a bar to a uri th roperty. That is a rule of law. But, $i. But it strikes me that unless the smoke TT P —— ow - ‘ : | eae A ee — f “ . ) —, he Mann Bouwmeester had & great many of us must, or will, re- the latter’s subjects; and you are consequently rate base, says Brandeis, the court undertakes to find Tee ‘ti Fe See Pe St, = ‘7 .- > == 9? ia a >.) Shae . Ss ee oe T bs nd Frederick A. Resen- i os ; = sere I have worked se ote to take the ground in all discussions with the out what that value is at the time of the rate hear-} **2 = 775%, - : —.. See ee ) oy Oe OS es . Sn ae . Sass fived to celebrate his dia- for 40 years. arnin lore today “ oe : tng han ned. mave every § a z eee sant rag tor- nage ern convenience in my home. I own two by-Colombia on the Sist of August, 1556, is re- “The process of dete g facts will inevitably be ood og amen: Semel ™ : bd . C 4 . . is . ” . 7 leces of improved property which re- garded by the Government of the United State bears a close reiation to | + hewatinges French roman- turn me $425 a month, about 30 per’ as jn no way whatever qualifying or limitin claimed of Theo tha’ cent on the origina] investment. I love : : ’ i , To teod ' A h = ave" the obligations of Colombia to the United 51 she a Frenchwoman. the St. Louis. I can do better here than : eR ~ ; ta be at her feet!” ‘amywhere I know. My children live, and for injuries inflicted on citizens of the United ing devoted he investor to the pub i 8 Le th as” ie AG). a? See SS PSE Fos 3 a i bs would | Petey oh with os ™ - * 5 ; : , "a } e s 4 a f- , ; * 4 . : ~ ; eS ; oot “ 7 - . . . ° ai . : ore ) & Se | 4 two of them are buried, here. I want States when in Colombia. P ie j scific property, tangible or intangible, : “é ) . > Cac aoe tS tt “a ee ., 2a wie Ves. ee : _ ae art. Her favorite to die in St. Louis, but I do not want S Mexi t lates J 1 will ita |} A im ft) terpri oe : P “xG, a? ee 34. | ; ; aggre : ! ; Such action as Mexico contemplates on Jan. I] 1 t no} od in the enterprise. . , , | ee Ae er AG. - (as 2s : “ee was that of Mareverite Gan- to die prematurely of deoxygenization he viewed as simple confiscation, which it is not pos- = i Dumes a ted by Du- Unless smoke is largely abated very sible for her to qarry out effectually against the . es BS et. S ‘ey ite >. om ¥ Fe ert @ See “4. each drama as presen ad ethers : ; . — _ . ; : | : Bardo: illeren an = soon, I will remove from St. Louis. There J’nited States, and other states in like situation. It in tion 3 i : os : en . mie her power one be ovement omg _ “E aie mind.'is a mere invitation for further trouble in Mexico, _which at be ; ) 3. © i te. 4 VA ?, : %: 4, ge aS 3 be But she @id not neg'ect the ile mone of my family suffers from. : SE BP aoe ! ea . _ ‘ge & + a ite | ¥ nisiiaie: , troubles of the nose, throat or luhgs, ex. 2volvimg consequences, perhaps, of a far-reaching be a definite yardst! ch determination. Under . Bae &. “ ! be Dutch drama snd also an Many , —" " ed . - Paper wy smoke pall is devitalizing and killing me. ooo set of cost figures. | ’ tad emmemage the gold I am too intelligent a man voluntarily | Y KEPT US OUT OF WAR : : ‘ , SO OE a | enrt> dq wpe . i See: Dae & : . } esti : . See : : - - _ See eee oe THE This whole question is of supreme {mportance to nia ¥ i . a. | | Bal of merit. a rere distinetion absurd for 1,000,000 people to make! It was a dark and creepy night. Fiends were the public. There are hundreds of valuation cases ie oF & | ft — the heave trecates — " . — . 77 ’ ; ; . 4 . ’ : ‘sev smoke to suffocate themselves. abroad. Fell deeds were jelling. 2 will be affected by the : a, , acres, Be pi ne . nto "hat ] ——et mes io é . “ne : : “Sh ties «he sfill - What this smoke must mean to peo-| In subtle idieness—treacherously assumed, though ite le gz toward the replai t] 3 z 7 oni d ple with w®ak lungs and with disease ils a dieiiadtt Uhe watebe of in Dele sat baal ae eee ve 6 gut i = = 3 Wi | : 1 rd. ee i of the nose and throat, to anemic peo- | mIcacO plac wee . ps — . “ -S See pees Pe pe sare — o— ; : : | me * ' —). gowns, with ir ee : ple, I dg not know. I am strong and | blossom—Yes—No—Yes—No—Yes—No OS 1D | . , , Neghiag a ee eel ’ ~ ~ . . “es a” full blooded. | Washington slept. San Francisco slept. Herrin, & aad ee getesncrer man - ; + e- . e : i is - . . - . ° ‘ ou - - - . wtt* a a7 mM ; : — ~~ Louis, but I have had ai | OL. slept. We al slept. All but two or three of us. oa e is in « ‘ ith t b 2% 7 ; i Cad 5 ee akan tod -yr ee om -4 ii alee holte “are only | Onde fant of its smoke. ae , ree PERS thn a ore im a 3 = . - : ST LOUIS AN | (We ll give you their D s in 4 minus ~~ - Z a ™ , 2 t pon that $4,000,- tix, > 2 = "4 % a > - : Fall. So was Captain Robinson, then doing a brief is a humdinger. | ME Dolores Giten. a student at ried first or'ze in a nneter con- ef the Park Department in particular, I Rear Admiral strut. RDO .M | — ( ) ed ow oF per cone wish to state what I! witnessed Sunday “We're on to you, Nippon,” shouted our three vigi- MOTO M AND MAD E = : 3 — : , ; he M I R R Ri : . _ ems a — wes og : “ : eor anc oy . = I ~ * the Catholte Strdente morning at 6 o'clock in the Fairgrounds}, “WW 2 foiled vy abolie ] bu Park. a — nave foiled yotr diabolical plot say — he automobile industry is entering a new stage. Written fer the . nce of off the Philippines, bombard Hawaii and blow Hol- proretofore, efficiency has been its POST-DISPATCE PUBI IC OPL | § mn Cryende in connection with SE ABS FRR Rar abet -sey eae an ms Fal - aPe Pie" By Sega ee eM eildeiacee aac - y ~ oan , * * 4 5 ae ha ts * Sy any Me bh “ - ’ * “%. ee 5 ie he ae ) retepegtanee beats . i cake el Matalin 2 a tlh nee ee eal OR Rp ee Se et RI = PORTER TEE TERI RN Shae ne ——— " : ‘ates : y regents ‘ RI eee 8 OO gp eee . n ~ now | the car. ogress has bee ion he lights shone o'er the stacked chips and da’ hen men were men and whisky | CLOUD. St. Louis Unive e . m of the competing posters oo geetenaghong who have a aps oh softer those of war, murmured Fall, as he counted i) 04 ha ve ontrived ne - slors. ) Se j | ae ee. Pin | oved |} . od , society openly and above BE Catholic University knows | % chon: the Carhalic hich S 5088 this man. A READER. of Doheny’s money in bills of large denominatio ; : , | ss best minds thought happily: and { | deboard). Why the internal rev- the w wes and colleges tn St. Lauis. porennegintinen | sages ‘ seg akewcen es, 00 cor car pu on to a ioveiler I ition. rhen snue laws are in force when there is no she is ready to show it S09 URE enich . new poster was ex- Compulsory Vaccination. iss > Pt, | the elegance. splendor and sunrptuous ! ° nte rose and helped the pot to ee rhisky beyvon . But we suppose that voung and aged, wise and unieat dig ?? Aailr at each school Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch | Senator Watson, it seems, got his plurality in Lake striving. many of the cars. the costliest as well as! rte aseT i Gi ati FL a . > : att’ ~*~. ¥ oe fee weetinetion ETHEL STUTZ (. 1 puicarich Bergiun c m1 EER : as : : ision, implications, honored sirs, which the pursuit of happiness. With thea =~ Compton and Latsyette oe eee a ‘ aa aa ;2 mul A =p eee ‘ . {?. sti ke - ~ Be eer © ’ ivi . C 7h nN they smiled because he thought . * 13 - iples well blish P er and , ~~ > en@=cia] ceremonies ts : * " >} : +s , oO : Ccipi ell estadi ed, ow > , . An Unenferwe Law. of a system of destructive distillatic or | sav. as od v Fisher’? Or, while an it near. hief ea is to point out th t a ' mati = itinated in by each Congre-| and ot ‘ ’ ~ » ' ’ 2 a eg PNY ape . oor il ‘ ‘ +. — ‘ e pal ee eer mepateh bitumfnous coals, at a recent meeting of the Carn some rt | too truly knew that peal to brag. e mighty. ree that decision may easily settle their anal Paes! Church tn St. Louis and; N *W that the walks are gettng f!: ‘© institute of Technology = a a r +h hie . : alii ie’'d bought a ranch. But found it hard to he C ? + will equire th orst (with mutual contentment. She has@ : Ram PE “ rT 5 —- ~ > u " ia wr & * - s ar 4 24 ‘ a ° 4 ' Bs 2 ~ gle ad . oa ‘ e ~ : . a zi —_ — es ncaa rsp a ee Depert- Dr. Berg! Pea 4 eerie — : He ae al of JUTE th: vi he sun shone upon. | sage to the Economic World. It ‘tallation sermon will be sma ment will justify the vote for the pension r. ergius, aicer iv } _—- Ve ied ‘Bteaseu & 2 = —_ = weet hs Pulse Sts The im ‘ations of a small. ai z. vehicle use ; + hh illegal transport: , — robler arising out of the t med by the Rev. Dwtge’t Brad- ) func by enforcing the law for clean side-| work, has developed : itio | indefi > + hack , See ee ne pe Cleveland O. associate meod- Mra. -% — t ; n¢ a r. The A . ° _ ~— . ; ; tions of Capital and b MP of the National Council od | 5099 walks free from ice and snow when an-/ entific world and which he believes is commercially ee SOR RE siete | cage - ‘ ’ 4 , | : other storm makes it necessary. There carry the life of the party im our hip pock- University will always teach the Poets B meee ~ - o private progerty, as well as that of - ~ Pe liw 4 : ; « | nf) ee 17 ar? y } . rere "ee . Y } , — i* - } ’ | theusinds of peeple whe walk to and economical un. . Some : on : ) - -e Teare aro all : Lif ts. Seize trousers and we cannot ¢ . a aeuien dans and =e and from work who have their health American investigators have done excellent work in ee eee i RG 1 we go tn circle u 7 t ne nats ‘simply is not done. Whe Social 4 a T > rea are ircles rou } te 4 a2 ; Diy 18 BOL UVne. as' living wage. Peace in the i, ; . ; ; endangered walking through siush andithe same directions, and their actua! te: Psults of lectric lights have finally made thei into ? = St tenn antes ; ; un ge > TESS PW eae ' : of aio causin wet fee coids 4 neumo- o en : ‘ : : = . . 2S ~ . * . . a4 Ji : : a id " . . : : 2 1? in vest ons . - 3 : stg . y i one BP destructive distillation of coal seem st u li if users h fight ¢ is 1 . ee . "a * Marie Boro Celebrates Séth ther a Anniversary as Nun. en Nhe cae PCS a2 secrets % Pee We S Pr PERS TROL AN IE Re Oi die: Ta PL ATI ang lactate NPS PRIA delete Hes ne MER angie ‘4 s y , 1 ie ’ @ th ; +. rove ig: ’ — . * . ~4 al ; . % mia. Who uses the walks more than the | om lilt, aeniinaie ACS ECE | ea te a ec “a ae sal be > ta. Ragin * the marriage relations, that am) ) Yolice themselves and who would benefit ‘“4 e are loolishiy Wasting our natural resou! the Delma) : ve a0asQ trac " ms a there’? . no ee te . ee Ags foundati of American tad! | : ; : rt ay ta month nd there'll ell t nd if it is ed 3 axic: h t th t rs —= r more than they except the workers” A Now Albert feels the law’s relentless ized. Street cars? What use hare you ‘s ay by Sister Mart Boro ing should be charged to owners or their aoe. a " a : eee itd as two and two are four, so Ue! ¥ Sutter spt ore. | agents thereby giving work and help to products and using the residue as a fine smokeless TRAINING POLICEMEN. And some of them in Europe better stay | for @ street car? Railroad trains? Will the ik een | Ciebrated her fittieth anni-| The . 3 ei%a i 4 ‘ bs , i . , — = — x : F —_ ° . — - tx? a} . 58 : the needy. A WORKER. fuel. rie alons ines of m \dern education the And this the end of all their Ccunnin _oie-— ioco motive De particeps ertminis to what ha absolute marital ty , as a member of the Sisters Snodgnm The failure to introduce destructive distillati lice Schoo Instruct: } a 30-day seme Indictments voted for the gang—all done | 11 kno > Ocean liners? Gentle- gf the marrfage bond are the @& phart+~ ‘eras ’ + ad > & J ‘ & Fos whe ee se ' ~ 2 aS. | ei ; Ji re = is" i ' J SJ jj - ¢ ) U- a : mes- a oe * ' : The Same Need ; ' in ofl! } ee =p : “a N ™ ,coal om a commercial basis in Ameri . the Editor of the Post-Diepatch. ; . : . , i entetiien of game amolevers stupid inertia on the part of the coal-mini indu: | | _ © a0) : eet ee ‘. yer . ’ : . a teat the bulk ef their hele | Prather than a delay due to too great oductio sxrovements in the school are na? to. the deeds il mon with a blast Ih Footbal! what may be seized a . , . thew seip ww ao. ts for Dr. B : ee ae ee Reet ba eae Seer We presume some of | under this ruling’ tween individuals er brothers t — wuiie | The worth even meager wages ignores the cos : ior &r. erg) us says Lane & LLLe . 7% ae wh ahh ’ 4 i} SS s i . bid daw Cs ; : if —- gete k z= 2 hout the inn vatlon : 2 * > ‘ breed! sg CARRIER TO RETIRE and fact that all (efficient or not} have the tiom will not exceed $10 per ton. : sales ice expert from New ir] eported that. although the st) ae ‘ * - | The State of Texas recentiv held a male ce Page oun 3 aa ana ' . . re ‘ : 2 sista nS P . ee “om ws og . . ; - a 4 oz : Fi — = “ aS : - 's - th } - ive ét a | al - : same bodily needs. An American cap‘tal-' of the resultant supply of gasoline, by-products an Louis department a: hole compared favorably Carefu! scrutiny of the fashion magazines | bathing beauty contest. That State seems | “S*30!e Smiversy os ~ Daly, Who Served 20 Years ist stys there ig mo country in which a, i will far thi , ) - : ‘ - poten eke cas pean EES oman NAN pi | att. te thom n , ~ of all nations are on an equality = *™rented With Armchair ; women, children and elderly men are fuei will far exceed this sum. ig OoLoer oO.ice Tce United States, its ii! o disclose any late arguments over la- | Permanentiy to save gone sour ©D women. ee ; L | Y ae us f : ee , Rane 3 24 tes’ ear ‘e su hey ar | ee -esent their cases with wie me Da! 27 ) ee better protected than tn Russia. Bling [¢t us furnish a concrete {Illustration o at methods of training peiicemen were extremely anti- “™ — Te appa tay ae 6 om é oe. aoe se ‘ ie | hea d—tn ! 'ng-gilase. Pea: : bought a used car from Grover Alien. Produce, according to Dr. Bergius, 5.850,000,000 gal- Board of Education from 1903 to 1915. ' wag NB . — ‘ * , | . old, the age at which | . . Or re {2 renic.ec rt UW , : ‘sar =] : & oe , : ® local merchant, and paid part down, ‘ons of gasoline, or an amount equal to one-half of taught school himself for a number . ri eh eer " 4 Peewee : Another disadvantage of winter, strange- “>. a aa : accident. Here is the very mules. and turned them over to hi portant future source of gasoiine, the demand for ter he adoption it 4 general opinion here in mer ae ial ee Allen had Marion T. Minton, which is increasing 20 per cent per annum. but it day instead of a four-hour «tu _ at edits tm tn 1 ® iocal auctioneer, gel! the mules and offers a possible means of overcoming the Pins - - « oe ‘ . e e S et ; 3, ae . in the street whether Catholics horse to the highest bidder. The horse , sex ee aie —" = Se it 3:2’ Bi oritut vthine te ti brought 5° cents and the mules, one 39 ‘“9S8¢5 constantly suffered by the coal operators, an: » two steps in the right direction. As a political prophet, Meredith makesan | =~ == ' | tributed anything to the — a 12 years old, in good con- it would givre the miner steady employment inste higher intelligence of the next crop of probationary excellent former Secretary of Agriculture. ' science: me ae professer im the =3 tien, brought $4. ee. ro TT a university laboratery. Ther wil # ught $ es of his present two days’ work a week. and. Datroimen will vindicate the newer theories of poli: . ih . i, ini’ al Thus our local farmers are “Keeping i wenld slmest seive cer vweuntions . " poiice Some people seem to get religion cnd@ 4 3 v" answer negatively. or that they i oe ‘ 4s 4% STro - OH: : » oa ; - — r a - on > oe eg. , ; ’ o " -. Ceel with Coolidge, but this country . _ cape probiem ediication. | vorce simultaneously. * = “ 4 . ‘ad | ‘ef it. Yet they will proceed @ en JOTROC : i t Soe ‘ G& Cicel.ent smote ¥< . the ¥YOiItsS. ™ went De ratic by from 1206 to goog 9F Mpplying us with a cheap and excellent ke ig tiga | . Py the amperes, and volts. and last election. less fuel for our furnaces. ¢#@ Now that Marconi has given us short wire! wave | The Day . | ~~’ bas of the gglvanic batteries, not it is said on good authority. however, | — | temertie ate then eee ss | After. : 7 Pt +) they are assisting in imam that beth these mules voted the Repub- | Stinging goldfish to death gta, Gayoe tie weather man will be polite enough | The seasons passed. and excuses , ‘names of Ampere. Volta. s ’ < 7 aga ly : 7 ° * ° . Meam ticket. Another evidence of the| nging ¢ eath is one of the farcrite | to give us short cold waves. Come with the game's swift flight; — outstanding Cathelic 3 | | a net know whether Ohm was 6 0 “Amfimence of paternal example Dastimes of California bees. Three cheers for the | as The linemen were too buiky, Dexter ; = —_ + . Me. ED. P. CROWE. ( dees Bacardi ts dead, but his spirits ge marching on. ee oon: = in A. : nce etn = domes Gee 7. _ : }

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fo > -~ : “sa ie vA fas ee, ”. > ae ty ef >. TAME . > ~ = ep pm is ee eo = if » be ae i‘. ee iv -. and Mrs. George H. Shields Jr., of 6459 Wydown Soulevard, and Rob- ert Burkham Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burkham, will return home Dec. 18 from the Kent School in Kent, Conn. — KLAN AND GRAFT CHARGES EXPLODE IN MAINE RACE Continued from Page 25. Publican Senator from this State than is he, or more directly in- terested in the welfare of the Re- publican party as a whole.” 2 Gould Makes Kian Charges. Gould termed the Governor’s statement “malicious, slanderous and untrue.” His reply says, in re- gard to Brewster: m “He has lost his sense of propor tion by his connections with and subjection by Imperial Wizard Evans and others of his lesser satellites in that hooded organiza- tion known as thé Ku Klux Klan, of which he has long been suspect- ed of being a member. which af- filiation is now self-evident.” PAGE 27 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — State superintendent of the Chris- tian Civic League, circularized members with the statement that Gould hed once been fined for at- tempting. to bring liquor into this country from Canada. The charge was met promptly by an explanation from Daniel F. Field, chairman of the State Re- publican Committee, that the whis- ky was for medicinal purposes and had been carried untouched by Gould throughout his Canadian trip. serted that Gould severa/) ago bribed a former Premier of New Brunswick with a $100,000 gift in connection with building a About a week ago Redman as- | Co., years Mary ©. Wilson, member of the | Deuglas Schoo! faculty, were mar- provincia? railroad in which Gould and a number of associates were , interested. The Republican nomines coun- tered with a declaration that the ‘story was old, and the money had been paid by other persons without his knowledge, as a political cam- paign gift Missouri Girl Mine Owner's Bride. BISBEE, Ariz.. Nov. 26.—Lem- vel C. Shattuck, wealthy president of the Shattuck-Arizona Mining banker of Bisbee, and Miss ried here yesterday. Miss Wlison’s | home is at Warrensburg, Mo. pia ett be ~ ne of the most ceie Fonds. Switzerland. Robbins unconditional guarantee of perfect ss = ‘We fj - oa +- ?, WA Imported Wrist Watches atches were imported direct by wus from ated watch manufacturers in Chaux du name on dial and plate ts your satisfaction. TR hia a a mal aed pag ell Baler lin tilde » sale big 6 SE Tr a a en ee , ee! Get eee Map hades te ated Aiea ~agnne Sphe act, ddlibehdie salina a ee Neat ae ele etna hte Uta SU cee ny pery Ste ie ‘ = s * ey ne 4 eae. tty Retna aa a 9 a [eer Ses ” ; en ee ee ee er ee Loe ee ee a ee ie a : ye Sei te aerkg, oe Lt * ‘ A oe . 7 a: Pay ee - | rhe Ere be ; > Pe ees ® 7 : : = ee ed oe es BP, oa i erah ond be wm wre ORY ena nce) wrtese Bank Whe a ERED tp A 9 a ac ‘ Ee an aad ares : fa ae ee han a “Bait ap alen i FO Sei tert ie aE SST RS PN? a eS a eM rd ae ms n a ip F KO tome - — « te gold hand- fine 15- Solid 14-k. w * somely carved case; jewel RobDins movement 4% Bor of 1). Mom the famous : 11. Se stson Bouwmeester had blood in her veins. Her Sosether Frederick A. Rosen- ; Hwed to celebrate his dia- a jubilee as a leading actor. gher father. an actor-manager. Raw a4 his golden jubilee. ei Wervieu, the French roman- | exclaimed of Theo tha’ ame she & Frenchwoman., the San would be at her feet!” Who's preferences lav with the . ee 4 a@ramatic art. Her favorite Maswes that of Mareverite Gar | set Bee fp) Dumas’ “Camille.” The . eo drama as presented by Du- Me ardou, Pailleron and others Fats, ‘a é ‘ a". “es ' a ee oa ; White gold-fille@ 35-year t Robbins on oe $9.00 peony at An , wor ey a Neb ALS OR aN ana & «% der, of 4400 McPherson avenues: /* | " ™ v.* . . ' 1c ¥ ) - 7 7 “ 2 * Z Misses Frances and Virginia Reil- | Tucker of the New Cathedral per ormed the ceremony. : ly, daughters of Mr and Mrs. | _ - ; . The bride, who-was unattended. | Frank C. Reilly of Hill Top Farm. e 5 a 5 wore a beige ensemble of velvet! Clayton; Miss Anne Coxe and Miss combined ams cg and a hat to! Betty Collins, daughter of, Mrs. correspond. Her flowers were gar | | Charles Cummings Collins, will be] genias arranged in a corsage. Het | | among the members of the younger | prother gave her in marriage. attending the game. = Following the ceremony. a wed-! Mr. and Mrs. Gwynne Evans of] ling breakfast was served to a 10 Hortense place and their daugh-/ imited number of guests. Mr. and ter, Miss Julia, who are visiting | Mrs. Brodhead will spend a morti iptime, attracted her power- | Mrs. Theodore Proxmire at Lake/ in the South and will make their | Peat she did not neg’ect the! Forest, Ill., will be the guests at| bome at 51737 Waterman avenue. | Dutch drama and a'so 2D | a party given by Mr. and Mrs.| The bride is a former student at in roles of Thsen’s heroines. | proxmire at the Knowlwood Coun-| Washington University, and Mr ’ ae Kine William TIT of Hol 'try Club following the game. Brodhead, who makes his hom: | it-k. solid waite gold case; fine 15-jewe!) bbins movement, ~— uy “ fine 15-jewel Rob- 3 ° $27. White gold- -year case, bins movement tees l wv . pte GN - “* , . sah pw ta 2? a ANez. “ , *, iS: “tere, 2 v5 *\ -§ 2 ’ fi = o”® . pe - : i j Poe et » polid 18-k. white gold case; embellished with 4 diamends and French-cut sapphires set in platinum, fine jewel Robbins $45.00) movement old case; obbdbins 4.00 Solid 14-k. white fine 15 - jewel move- oh ee eee >” — . My ete = sa Wb De * 7 wre > et ee a oaks - ——— I Ragh 2004 ad eitripatet anata: * Alpe terme AM SP 1 ahr as ~ = apie ay 6 0 sa Dips Brie’ vam * ” dhsabe bye 238 - PE AlN 60 AMM RAD. Oy Ae eee Be 0 . . - o _ 4 . a m E ~ . . a 2 Eh AR SEAM aa aa a oe ec a a i Me a ee eC en ee Wee ee ee ee FOO ACR AC Rate ane pes ELE Sty MC AR Ly PRG ABNER RRO OL REE SH OR a » ¥ 4 7 “ * % oi ‘4 2 a sf a . : Sep | Mentor eg lt lea ie neNage od . 4 o « " . - 5 wm “hte . s aR he ° * 7 _ a — J . _ - ° - e s “ a “ ‘ “"~ » * J * , . * Georgettes— Crepe Satins— Velvet Combinations— Flat Crepes— “Solid 18-k. w.i.te gold case with 6° diamonds and 6 French-cut sapphires set in latinum; fine 15-jewe) Rob- ins move- $70.00 MORE cocccccccecece OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS ~ obbins Jewelr) 0. Most Populer ene Buildio eee ek 37 Floor Arcade Building a eee ca Sata ef ng 4 ete a5 tae Der GES oF Wea CV - wey SA A ety RIE: Meee VLE we ~~ ea eg Ty aaiedee 7 x or > . a > wee tJ! . i Hhparne - : > > a” 3 "an «a at ot —_ ~ in of the en © el Spe 89 ere gt wade § 9h hort eat ot wot &, . plot Oyrgen 4 ee ek ~ , ¢ ‘ rs r . 5 ans " S ‘ bw a9 : ee dy Pe ree ee a ee 4 . a ‘= . - 7 * ™_ 2 * > deze 2 s Trey * af « | Pag 7 se . - J S obelthaty dat 9 wuiatai " " os es ~ +? . ” ean the = Pepe Pra lero pe — tow ee cute any ai ¥. . ae nas tie = o ered sath edie Rae wae Meee ee SE as gh ie Be OR at egies se Ps REY ys nie r Of NaN y ¥ Lon a io _— eR oy ee te Mrs. John C. Morfit 8f 6581 - «ts se. ~ ~~ 1 0 =. (etna coment ey - en aay Cae Aeaetits — LE NER NA Ne RE A — Ne EL CANOE AAACN AEN aN EES ANNs ~ MOE AO AS PE Ae NA ALONE atts me. nithihek ee manta etnne y tahoe poten * pets a eee eT _ ve . Sahay tag” 7 : er Ee ST ee ray ~ eS, Oo oe ns tt “ - Ee ee ae et mee oes ST ie eh ae ary ": Same to St. Louis for the cere- | Lovely Dresses for Every Occasion All Coats Lavishly Fur Trimmed im "man and Miss Leona Cordell. Mr. | ee) | $ $ $ $ ied with the modern feminin® | ana Mrs. Hall are the parents of | Dresses, values to 45.00. ? + 2a 28 Coats, values to 89.50. fle a 2 @ 58 bee which she holds Mrs | re ee lace is planning a= year class, a member of the foot-|} P | oa IC F squad and a grandson ‘tea dance at the St. Louis Country | Charge Purchases Made Now Payable in January .% wiw PASTER pa} S| late Chancellor Hall of Washing-| | : a ton Universit; |}honor of her young niece, Miss | in Cotholic Contest. | stig SE ne eagles wide OO middle of December - from ar Pra and Mrs. Paul Funkhouser of OT Coll West PDolores Gen. a student Fon avenue, Clayton: Mr. and Mrs.| 7*©OrSse'own College at ws erinx Holl Webster Groves, was | ton, ar | Janet Phelan, daughter of D MI R R O R Fame conducted by the St. Louls Con- | wee J Percival Phelan of 5206 @eprence of the Catholic Student* | waoterman avenue, John Grant and 'inge for Chicago and will return} ‘stthe Odeon beeinnine Sun-| congay. Other St. Louisans going | nent Other prizes were WOM) +5 Chicago for the game will be| . Maryville: Merearet Brey. / 79°97 Maryland avenue, Mr. and ter College ; Derotny 0 Brien, | Mrs. Dudley French of 16 Lake ave- | tthonne Colleee and Dolores Gil- | nue. Miss Margaret Turner, daugh- | announcement . |er, of 470 Lake avenue; Mr. and | to a close the circula- | wre Harold M. Kauffman of 81! competing posters | Portland place. Mr. and Mrs. Harry | colleges Louis. | Mrs. Charles E. Bascom of 52 now yg ©X- | Portiena place and Mr. and Mrs. at each school. | Carl F. G. Mever and son, Carl) If you have waited until now to purchase a new Coat or Dress and you want After-T hanksgiving Sale of After-Thanksgiving Sale of o Pile Fabrics— - includes: of the University of Michgan and s mtal regard. |Soraghau, Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Estrellas - the marine corps. Mrs. Brodhead | ghee derinres. comnarine | | mony. ee William Maffitt of 4315 | ' prch ae Notas [Cadet William Hall of the second-| Mrs. Willia = Dresses; values to $59.75. ....$38 | Coats, values to $110.00.....$78 | ball ioe , Club during Christmas week in | . — sn iasah ’ : M g | have already arrived in Chicago | a a Special Services Monday. | minster place. and her son, Viret!l | Rs 7 ae "en : ie Rev. Henrv $000 enule wil) | Jr., and her son and daughter-in- a a § Se =e Metalied next Monday as pastor | Ww. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas | 4 > es | TN , ™ ee —— a Sean ae awe el sae rs vs o "te " es acs ot, 7 bs . - » tok belly iar ge — — ames Phin ee te ann 1A TR Cl LOD LC. ee a IRRITANT RAN OOP te A aa ait AM eli RET Aa Mt tte es sae . ~~ . . : . . wenntentiens _ ou ee i ea oe a nee cimane ie , SD ews Be oy, sth int ener ee - , i 7 ~— * . whi — - site ~~ - ~ ~ te a . as s - Re 4 « yall ot % =x ton Hill Rule, will depert by motor this af: | fm. Compton and and Mr, and Mrs. J. B | .with special ceremonies to the Price road and Mr. Conerecational | Lafavette | fernoon Corhyv of | and Mrs John C. Hall of Webster ‘Groves left Ste Louis vesterday and s. wi'l remain for a few days after the installation sermon will be Fame. Med by the Rev. Dwight Brad- ‘Cleveland. O., associate mod- Mrs. Thomas & McPheeters of of the National Council df 5999 Waterman avenue. Mrs.\ James eeational Churches. H. Wear of 5383 Waterman avenue Mrs Ralph Simpkins of 5328 % : S se RITWATEN BY POPE PIUS| Watcrnee meres ee Srenatne | v os collection ever shown a r some time in New York, where) Marie Boro Celebrates 50th | they were called by the illness of. Anniversary as Nun. 'their mother, Mrs. John Dwight Sblegram of congratulation , Fillev of 40 Westmoreland place, | Pope Pius XI was received | Who is a guest at the Plaza Hotel. | meay by Merie Boro, | ' | Slebrated her fiftieth anni- | The wedding of Miss Dorothy | asa member of the Sisters | Snodgras, sister of C. Alvin Snod- ty. 'geras of Leland avenue, and = ils @ member of the com- ~@ the Guardian Angel Set- a Tenth and Menard Va eer ores eee DS Th, or a a eee Ae . ae ‘sree ay = Ss Rn pede vas a Eragig bts oeng Sr ~ Tne Genwi Cen 9 em Lai Cn ipa eelinensethie » * Sere we Wirt = A ey " > pon ; eee . 1 - Ladies rc 5) 7. os oe mae i 16 me - 2 are ape a | wen sora ‘ “ en | Sister eebey i ror ‘ | Will's Brodhead, son of Mrs. John | | Brodhead of Detroit Fat oc RE TSE is BL Ay SARE i. ~ ev" ang a at abe Bo ae, Wee eran oe Se : ~ > dp gertatty were informal and the guests ineluded relatives ' and cloge friende “ ndhiagn Galen, tate) RUE hae te mi treatment... * eoretically, I said, the Catholic should be the best place for for scientific research. The facts iy verified the theory, far peyoné % fal opinion here in America. . Let | Bee but a single examp. I shall 4 a ee Teachers of Pasteur, Mendel and Sct ons. | nt make this seem an exception O87 ' : | Gent. Here is the very modern sem loudy; roads icy. | lectricity. Ask the well-informed Po igo — be street whether Catholics have Aastra ted anything to the advancement oft aoe: ask the professor in the Amets rsity laboratory. They will prow er negatively, or that they never h Yet they will proceed to Sj oN, mperes, and volts, and coulomb he culvanic batteries, not realizing are assisting in immortalizing — nes of Ampere, Volta, Coulomb, © sn Df outstanding Catholic piety. know whether Ohm was @ ’ but I know he was professor of in a Jesuit school. - *? serving 30 years as a) errier at Arsenal station, | th Broadway, was pre | With an armchair today by | end fellow-employes. Daly | Pears old, the age at which | Srriers may first be retired | The LEPPERT-ROOS label in any garment is an assur- ance of perfection in quality, style and workmanship. for School teachers stand high up on the list of those who | wear Dr. Kahler Shoes be- _ cause they look well, keep | their shape, and above all, as- | sure the utmost foot comfort. a FURS a - Ge z G. SOLARI| Exclusively President ~ Koos jr 3 « 809 Washington Avenue roads snowing: roads mud- loudy; roads muddy. snowing; roads slip- wal—Snow: roads muddy. Bluff — Cloudy; DR. KAHLER SHOES (4 Comfrrtahie Shoe made Stylish } 803 Locust St. roads |; - City—Cloudy: roads | ioudy; roads wet.. | Gtrardeau—Cjoudy: roads |

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Bedroom Outfit Bow Bed Chifforette Coil Spring Dresser All-Cotton Mattress Cane Seat Chair Cane Seat Rocker Just $99... think of it. ..a wonderfully complete Outfit. . .a sensational value. . . tomorrow, Saturday, only. It’s a Suite for péople of taste and discrimination ..a bedroom creation you'll be proud to own. It is made of genuine walnut veneer combined with other hardwoods in rich grained effects with decorative carvings. Boxed-in drawer construction. . . dustproof bottoms on Chifforette and dresser... tion which are also evidence of fine quality. _MAY-STERN & CO. S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS and there are other details too numerous to men- i& A fine plate glass Mirror ott nolychromed and gided frame Full-Size Walnut Steei Cane Panel Bed Attractrve design, made af 2n. tubular steel, finished in wal! rut. Strongly made: nicely f:moshed ~~ 6-foot extension Table, 6 automobile loose seat *9 95 chairs of Tudor design, hard- *4 § -9° cushions, upholstered . ab. ne ona \. MTR = i ie oe _ ef. *y o~ - ad, A ~~ ee o*, 949 : SR A Se ers OA - a_i ee bi = % 8). ea : Stes etd ? Ls ied i a *-* ' , ere | . . “eee > _ “ ve = : ’ ee « | ; an 3-Piece Fiber Reed Suite Dining Table and Six Chairs Large roomy pieces of high-grade reed fiber, High Chair $1.95 strong in cretonne wood, finished ns walnut Crib, $6.95 °*335°°° Sturdily built of Pine all-steel Crib fin- . tractively finished. link steel springs. 3-Piece Bed-Davenette Set Handsome Golden Oak frame with upholstery Gray Oak 5-Piece Breakfast of brown leatherette. Dav- Ooo arms f | at- ished in walnut, with enette opens into full-size *49- sol: ber ee y ee — ‘328 bed steel gray that is so popular. ee / ate - Piste: Sy Pte ma 4 2 Console Mirror — . pee ee ee ART THREE ~ —_—— CROSSING — EET IN RAIN MILLED BY AUIO mo J Gidney of East % Louis Struck at Eighth in That City. FRACTURED ~ 7. i IN THE ACCIDENT w& ad " «=. Sherman, Driver of and Three Men Who ' ere Riding With Him, : 2 teonjamin J. Gidney, f 1020A Lilinois ave- iis. was struck and emobile at 93:15 Death was tured skull. ossing from the | of Etghth enue when he noeked to the | und machine | erman, 25, of sherman with him he Corener’s In- | he did not; to avoid strik- fim. ) ney, 2 butcher, is survived by | n. Walter Gidney, of Titkea, | PWomen and Man Hurt When | Strack by Automobiles. S Jennie Thompson, 43 years far 6355 Waterman avenue, and |; Mt Abell. 70. of 4100 Olive alighted from a street car Sferson and lafayette avenues D. mm. Yesterday and wefe amc to the curh with other pas- when they were run down northbound automohtile, driv- tonrad J. Mang, 23, of 3517 At Clty Hospital . pronoun: ed from internal Injuries, a right leg and scalp | was cut ind .. Mang was arrested r Esther Hunt, 24 ye > Kingsbury avenue, suffered 2 fracture at 3 p. m., when ars old. 4t Grand boulevard and Flad by an automohile driven by Ward H. Fishgall, 5716 West- Br piace / Katherine Moore, Sern: avenue, suifet b aft <:39 Dp. ™m 1 which she amd Mrs. . Som : fracture a1 F ) BROKEN FOR NEW SSOURI-PACIFIC BUILDING ai lL. W. Baldwin Touro ‘Spadefull bt Earth: Struc- | to Cost) $2,000,000 pen i the new $2,600 00 m™ Paci ‘Railroad : er me e ~ W Bald» : rat ~ ; : The : i} Pere _ .** 17 We-a ; a! Pia zea Onesuifart o @ see that ae 6th . | the pleza . Atamni te Give $758,000 ELPHIA -~ Alumni of , “Teity tn ali parts of rt will be asked to cos- ee” 2M Of $750,000 as their ward the pro pose! 5 Ps . ation.wide subseription — future developme it of hy < was announced ~* Of the Russell H. fon- | dation of Temple U-xt- |

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WAIN TS~sstare ~ ee eee ee —_ ee ~ wea ‘PAGES: 2952 ihe ee ae ee whe « e - x eer _ ~w « ARK 'FS—SPORTS| ST.LOUIS POST- ' BRT THREE eee ng ST. as POROSSING EET IN RAIN MUEDBYAUIO ‘ - — aed “ - a a = —- . . _—— ne ‘Lov 1S, FRIDAY EVEN ING, Nov EMBE R “6. 1926, ..... Prior to Opening 4 NEW Departments aes ee ee - The Greatest Sale in Years eae ' > | ay nut ¥ ool er keg be fo nt aN an ra ae aN 8 ate es eae 4é is . — , " . co a s 2 + ei 4 . Po. i Be ee ? Men's Sheep-Lined Coats with high wombat collars, at $7.33 Men’s Moleskin Sheep-Lined Coats, at .89 +8 Men’s Bdanket-Lined Black Leather Coats, at $§.79 Men's Bright Overplaid Lumber- jacks, at $3.89 Men's Cravenetted Whitman's Gabardines at $14-°> 65. Men’s Silverette Raincoate — guaranteed not to crack—at $3.89 Men's All-Wool Blue Pants, $33.22 Men's Extra Quality, Fine Weave Blue Serge Pants, at $488 | Men's Genuine “Gold Medal” Jeans Pants (Union made), in sizes 30 to 42 waist, at $3.25 Young Men's Tan and Blue Cor- | duroy Pants, at $2.88 —————— 4 Men's Tan Moleskin Pants in all sizes, at $2. Worsted Work Serge Men's Sturdy Pants, at $1.88 Young Men's Collegiate Model Pants, at 88 $2. Men's* Fine Quality Blue and Gray Corduroy Pants, at $3.88 Men's Striped Worsted Pants. $g.88 Men's All-Wool Worsted Pants, sq Men's Cassimere Dress $5.88 Pants, ee | a ara wl Cy eee ree, ne re a nate ate. dmnaaerew ae es dr, SiR T eR» ae apie es ny tw , pet ieaeia pte ee a 4 ee , perry a ar nowy — , . sm we deena Seegkt " “ o- ; al . ett ’ — —_ ve , ; men a - an eit in ia co Pe se rd rT ea fie rs Cis se Pah Ae oad ie es ° a Mn F ore : RE Sng Wo 50 ate nt sittin sined athe eee 38h tai OT SEE 3 7 ea | J . PAS RAN A AMO NN ERC Oe VE ARE ABO NER EE ls mt RE RES lt : Pe te ee Pte as he eee ee a eee ee eS ee ee ee , % is ne pare" ss , ; ° g " ° . , weet ' aA Sat Be ? la ; ae) ‘ . : . . Eves ee pormaie a Ean. eradhter PRaREee Tape IR. RARE ae SE Rare Dii-= Lr eager S RAS RAYS ay Aly REE " - ae . 7 ’ : ; . — , — _ " eens yee : elie: ‘ me - aan te . . ” . ~— - 7 ME rn he y ; im . ” ~~ me ‘ a - oe + ‘ . 7 * " * 4 ° my ® ony es as » wipe tg Ae ~ ge a x eee rian te + nad > ' , ie ; : , Pe ee Lae “Eo , } wr eines ¥ See i ee ? : ? . P 4 “a ad Ne) shpat Rg nici eS 8 A ee ete noc en SR a eee et OU any se ek a eee 3 att Weer ee | na Me d i pd dik. ie se ARM, Btn: gas ote “aura 7 an he — onmunein ‘ ee ee “ ee , . oye ~_ ¥ —- . f , ete , con oy 7 note ee ee " pean P * LP GE COON LEC ATOLL AE * ~~ aoe pig ge ee ee en a SE Ot ae a OE RTFE sete Se i eee . ’ “x ee eS ee » RE ean TE omega , : ee ee ne . ne ~ Re Ame tet At ase aitteycrer Bag tw: ae es ee eee a OR eRe cane aie . ole 4 we UM oe wera . wrapass he 7 SOLON Ce Rm at yh ae eat am v. . ‘ “ rip ete % erga RS 5 AA NEN ™ Ce eh ee eee a ed ow oe ae EF. ee SAAD bs ~ > es Se rr Seley pa A RNAI ay I PT yes om, + Bt mygerenr oe >. mount ote ot On ia ee AMIE A ORAL he LR AOR Ye CA TENE LEN EE CO ee sethan ars * noe Demet tay Onl - s PS = a . p .s ‘ . “ Parente cette cneermnieenn , vane . a ‘ » a a a * 4 4 yy Bos dept at wed lon Boe wee Wie pein ; ental (ca Sabine ae Rall einai eon hia adeipne- . as F tan 4 : » ; - — s . ‘ _ » - _" - - ‘ « ° . ® . * - 6 , - e * x - . “— * 7 on ® ~~ + i Wil ibtinninsse ~* * oh is és ace * tron “s ow * ae aa \ ate - ge ie a oy oes / a . ee ~~ '’ es . p ‘ petty : « = 9 a ‘ ; ey 5 tea x ' Ne ee ree sacenbuabl Wendin vA . : ™ a we ie ” . woes ge “ : - . : > > ‘ _ y aetptin-.4 on a Ce o o ne Melee . . os . . a 5 eae ee “ ip aera ae oe Se pe oye : hier. ompnenecinaniantiiis: Nupeis tastes tatommghes sal pataciesto-ceediadeansedbaelastie-srmnesstvoepetoedleeainpitoanalinonpaense Tae ion 3 os -~ ‘ - — mee BB oo ne Ribas a ee ee On a OR. ee a - hoe tv x “ . ‘ « » * a re te , rw « ot ,

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Woolsey arrived at Kelly Pleid ao ee eR ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Amphibian Piane tn Test Flight. poses. in preparation for the| fllg ht ler Fl FRIDAY EVENING, Detroft Masonic Temple Dedicated. Se ies ae By the Associated Press. DETROIT, Mich. Nov. The Masonic ritual. in which 25,000 master Masons participated. was | ¥°or!é It cost $7,000,000. NOVEMBER 26, 1926 i aay of the Detroit Temple, said tc be the most magnificent tm the i. | Sea ee — ore, oS a eee — — . POI | i | : a ae et ee = — — a a ante Pan et ate eT os mre. ee — Saturday at the Hub—One Day Close-Out le of Player & gra Pianos 4 A SPECIAL feature value. itahitah Saturday Special! 3-Pc. Mehair Suite - - - “” top rails and frames as pictured. loose cushions with the reversibie side in with the davenmport at this special price Convenient Credit Terms Large tized, deep roomy Suite with The large davenp: brocade. *135 carved ort and hades have ‘Chase either c -hair os —— m2 tah tata ee a ee ae eee ae eee; if ’ wean ~ iehitetitati itahitats A® D2 gher pr = « ifah , " table, tive side chairs and one | Saturday Special! SPc. | Walnut Dining Suite - ’ 60-Inch Buffet With Two-Tone Paneled Design underselling of 2 limited for a much The exght pieces include 60-inch buffet, oblong extension Rich *9 mumber of Suites made to se’! upholstered in tapestry. , : , nost s chair, walnut veneers and selected cabinet wood exclucivelv. 9.Piece Suite With China Cabinet, $122: 10-Piece Suite With Server, $136 oe | } | | tatitehitatitattati -— —_— et en ee mm ee = a SD EE) ED EE 0 ED) ED DD) GED 0 ED ED 0 OED 0) CED ED) GED 0 EP) ee) Ge) eee) ae) eee) eee) Ge) eee am u ema oe amma ems IN Visit Our Gift Shop! ¢ iatidtatitatitahtahitetitehitet F agg eragg of the Senta Maria. of Co lumbus tiny fleet, gaily OTC if Christmas Sale SWHRIiSTM AS mahogany veneere conane with high grade Phonograph which miave Console Phonographs of era. colors. recarcs T we record aciecthons iat Actitattatitatiteh atietitentatitatatetitat " w ifatite! TOLDI aha ain Bed with Ppanci Tuas pad, cretemme cover with tiou: a rar = *] aa Filled Eagle MVM =D § . on 5 oa nd ? ~@. W ROUGHT Iron er Gecorated Glass receptacle. giase recemacie $2.75 Smox- in eev rr Ff we od > ’ N cM, is &e haraa ss shown. Sne- a ——— oo oe -- _—_ —-- —_— — — ~- nae - ~-— —_— > at Below Cost Price WE must make room at once for our enlarged Radio Salon — our ‘oor stock of a dozen high-grade Plaver-Pianos must go... ess ol cost or profit. They're priced to eelil nm Satur day. Here are a few: $500 Golden Oak Player. . . $245 $595 Golden Oak Player. . . $285 $675 Walnut Player... ....3345 $800 Golden Oak Player. . . $439 $800 Walnut Player.......3445 $350 Mahogany Upright... $175 2 Years to Pay! As Low as $20 Down RMS will be arranged to suit your convenience. The main thing is to make room and these must be sold - - ~ § Beautiful Lamp, FREE; Combination Bench, Isa Masic Rolls. Guaranteed New and in Perfect Condition FLOOR Samples, mever im the home. All in first-class condition, with beautifully polished cases. and the Lamp you want with it. 40 Music Rolls in- Christmas delivery if desired. PI cluded Choose your in ‘ee eeGuder MORE CEEEERGREES Sou cannaasnaauauusuusususauesssensunivensstussen iat iO quickly. or pletely sh anel, Radio & ” Desk *1Z5 ee ae Model 309 879 ‘- Tube Radice installed in a speciaily designed combination desk. One compart- for batreries, one for writing papers, etc Complete With All Accessories, $164—A Yeer to Pay New Low Prices on ‘Usanep Radios ielded S-tube Set: dsome cabinet. 6-Tube Single-Dial Radio Stewart-Warner Radio Headquarters 7 OS N EW, simplified receiver, at leit. Only one dial to a , i | - ux ne. **F Very seiec- uve. A HH HHA “Ss A Few Hints for “Santa Claus” i i ahitatitatitath i ta! 23.9 CHILD’S ROCKER— solid oak. golden fin- | 4. ish. with seat uphol- a stered in leatherette. FLAT - TOP AND CHAIR to match ak. — DESK | —i§ golden toy packages. moni t 2D KITCHEN CABINET oak with containers $7-50 BLACK BOARD—rma- hogwanyv finish: roll of subjects at top. Board drops to form a writing desk. and Htatiteriaviitehitahtatiter tatatet $ 5-95 AUTO RACER oe red paint ga- here iz wheels with ru * Son tires. Special. ROLL CHAIR TO — 50 Sxi2 Sanford’s Sesuvais Axmi nster Rugs, in a beautiful se- lection of patterns $49.75 ] wal Axminster $50.00 %x rich soft + $28. 7Q 7 6x9 Aaminster and Pry tnged Velvet Rugs, seamicss, in a HL La . te hbjiphihiii -iri ri ii in nin - ee... eee Pretty New Coler Effects... Some With Inset Velvet Collars These new bines are all the rage. A really well-made garment of tmperted A Big Value at 49 A VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE SELECTION OF NEWEST STYLES OVE Ate a és MEN’S S sews $993 A Select Grouping of Extra Values — 314 CO 1 | 4 The GRAY P HANTOM. hero sols near- t) ivi ne ix © az 3 be 4 -_ urde: Rea)izin visits the sce mt rime, is recos™: Pinto, and email root: was corm 7 “we _ : ha fin Phan: on [prepares : = : ® aia wniea ees - prise of his ‘By ) Die we train hat hee per meortiing * : re * eke emarked r.|; rrving out the ofn- | ought. “I wender f (aces house- therm over this | I could do any-4 : : “ree. Poa > | OR Queen royal suite mattress. A mi mattress not alor who can enjoy tE and rest. Sor the San-O-Tuf tress: new in three luxurious mattress mattress that is sé that can never stret can never become. i O-Tuf has these t& ~ SANOTUF MATTRESS cO = 624 MORG — a: aA™ aia ™“~ i.

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NOVEMBER 26. 1926. “THE GRAY PHANTOM’ ROMANCE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _PAGE 31 ——_—_——e___ Feet tee By HERMAN LANGDON Adventure --Thrills--Suspgnse--Surprises | A Mystery Story to Baffle the Shrewdest a ~* Oe gat Preceding Installments. | It ‘required a little effort on the fhe GRAY PHANTOM, hero oe Phantom’s part to keep voles gear-criminal adventures, | steady. “H’m. She has mished to read at his retreat a shock. Perhaps she ii Fong Island that he is wanted and helpless in some part « the Lrut al nh 1urder of house.” F é VANUS 5 G AGE, reciuse ‘The dealer, with whom hs me. and so mquarreled over a small in the house. The old man had received Where in sight, however. Natura 1; ening letter signed “Gray she found it unpleasant to live a! m.” and had gasped that in the place after the muré . » with his dving breath to may have gone aw ay for ; MOPFICER PINTO, who had dis- “Yes, quite likely.” athe murder. Realizing that Phantoms tongue : ‘has been framed, a nd that the had but ‘ai , will spend a/] their cnergies quite ciear to Pixies tor him, the “Gray Phan- | Dr. Bimble’s 5” goes LO Ne w York What stage: ‘o geek out the 1 culprit. pearance’ of fhe real motive behind the body was a 'g pold stroke is to clear his Phantom ’'’s astut: mame 10: ‘the eyes 0. tery seemed to grow |; HAR DW CK. intricate with ‘Disguised behind a fit wly 2STOoOWwn and he fel he visits the scene of the | Prosress had been re recon 2 ail. ee”: otthoee w. Yet, with ‘the it , ae PY vga . conve pinto, apd is ocKeG in sasne ' esi rem in which the murder ““, _——— . ‘tt Ds Dear me! was comm Lc * } bay the Gra) Phant ? , j : 4 secret exit Jeacir gel which connec —_ path 5 his had lving it] mr the ay 1 to- had ja di same thing ] loo!ce d in —s This lady was ao occ urrer) roo? © 65 ’ I . SeeT), iO! hims jf revelat himself ‘ring, But >} Nanh- an. } 4 L€ house : that ‘hess poser ) niore nvirons rt Could The th, i * ‘ ropoiog ist Speratle and at ss vs E1St - with Sit . ’ ies ‘ nped up abruptness a farruious old he fa orm discovers rabbit. bust + food Stopping on . deor and regarding yded to find He en H ardwic “: | Phant With a icoub-camuad Centon ip Also attempting to dis- gion: “it isn't 1 to wi Ser the murderer, and whose 15. that it woul. th in the | Phan merely shaken wh 4 the secret nn 3 Mystified to read newspaper rs parts of his captur't Phantor lccepte Dr. Bim dle hHOospyT. That night, while in mechanistn of th: secret door Ody Marco shop. hears percry, “He's killi ‘hes her f por clicks shut Synnel, which + e other end, Perately digs Ahead. only mome, the scient: and seaat be ck ext morning the newspapers tell the roon ip the mista ken arrest about hit gene BRANGE the ave: Bobled t had been @ Chafing at his Phantom shaves of Mrepares for the greaiest enter- | and : gris: of ‘his care: was mis fs and thing had CINSTALLMENT THIRTEEN. disturbed a a irustead nis guest £ood Eo PmeC indoors. TU Die. . sabes of | Phat has hecom- Peeper. | walked morning to see if | amg forthe poor lad: Ror was unlock. s Wasnt about.’ | , “17 . Pring SOT) orators of DR. BIMBLE. ipa! psychologist 1 ry fe ? ’ ri } it} eceSSArTY ] hy Streets ierstandinge. Phantom re- to iOoOK "? the brush+ 4d dresser row, porter hung hi osely re- and +h, 4 Inia i. 24ah _ an & pressed, at n the arder! PpocK ets illa sQ7it, i : , Lit’ i Case, i f hij heard and The hantom slipped © €Xawrnil Oui; iT) Wwe re we, * “4 = 5 . . — }, 4 faKken prisoner. trne contents nis fyi > Nothine ' . ~~? 7 ey me Rat 5 Cg Dee Ty} the wa\ narl rit : cS aver und asons whi desperado ain The police goaded by * , cule and the way in roof—re should rema ; ric _- | pologist foo! oT incensed ‘yuite ©) other noise ' Ssery ; = had been made game doubtedly exerting «.. ry using every trick and str ensnare their quarry. cvery of, wer: ettort atag: There crossing prying To defs sheer Pitiaiis at every block, thousand places. gers De Yet wer reasons The idle. potent + Yes , ij 7 a a ‘SS. urgent = U4 wouid thert why madne equalis Phantom should One them, and of them all. had with Helen Hardwick. An- as the Phantom’s irrepress- for flinging h4s gaunt- in the face nger. A third convic that his mental and phy- to see him through, he might not retain the Lo Of MOST do Vy ibls | + iti passion of ca was the firm tion he could rely al agility er what on no en- hazards Sprang bed OO} into the ad t-lipped Dah as sSOuUlG et at Cat-footed and tigh + Tae | a Tate. enterea AOIGIN-E "ok Ot traviul of >}. a @ Phan ~~ a Ol eS & ant ble, a and a newspapers, steaming dishes. The nimble nsile finge: watched the iong, prehe the table. “You're guite a escrapper, Je- rome,’ he observed good-natured- Y ’ ai OTi Diay > Sey ‘ The man's gloomy adahble rive me mu ch of a anes fists on you.” “No, sif. The Phant d savory use °°», to my attacked the hot ‘“Pugzilistic and are a rare com- +i ~ e. ws © rome. orm a * are much of conversationalist NO, ry? - j he nan, you very sir.’ hhis back immovable pass a standing wit apparently when he unbent or replenish the water tum- piqued the Phantom’s curi- A grenadier turned to stone standing at attention could be more rigid and impassive Jero! Was a hint about the id lines at the cor- his mouth. moments when si- olden,” observed the “Perhaps this is one of 7 +7 +] “cre | Lilie ‘, ali, sHVve Lo yet there oo 7 += aieriness the are 2erhaps, sir.” Phantom finish ec ‘tie mea When Jerome had gon urned to the newspapers, no- ticing that the front pages were given over to himsel:. His enc e. r . 7 ial Rely own photograph was published side by th that of the Sphere reporter, be Thomas Granger. Many thou sands of dollars were being wag- |ered on the outcome of the contest | between the Phantom and the po- with the odds slightly in fav-. r of the latter. side wi ** ire ‘> and You OR Queen Marie on her St. Louis visit the royal suite was supplied with a San-O-Tuf Mattress. A mattress befitting royalty—but a mattress not alone for queens, but for you and me who can enjoy the rest and benefits of royal sleep and rest. Nor the San-O-Tuf is the new day mat- tress; new in three ways that means a luxurious mattress for many years. A mattress that is self aired—a mattress that can never stretch—a mattress that can never become lumpy. Only the San- O-Tuf has these three features. "ATTRESS CO= = 624 MORGAN STIS = : SST. Lou! ee = ee 126 Pertorations to ad- mit air—the San-O-tuf breathes — keeps sani- tary, fresh and fluffy. Instead of tufts out- side—heavy tapes side. The mattress fill- ing, can never shift. in- Eighteen reinforc- ing strips. The San-O- tuf can never stretch— wears longer. , whose name appeared to. A yellow jour- | tor |his guest ’ Lo ; step | Soret nine suggested } =. od ? lie eievVat lf jared he those the of were itizens Pressing prizes to furuished was offering LS readers reestic VW yap Mest sug tor the capture ihe famous There terviews ilks laf imazement and indignation the murder of Sviva (7agce the dilatory tactics of officials. Even Wall for who knew bu ebrated rogus er of the stupe financial in was rbed. overc out ig \ with leuding . a? . ail W oT fe. é A] over nus the Street was disturbed r What the Ce j- pianning anoth- raldas that as Was L1lOUSs had rocked worid on two Or threes cy sit occasions the past? amused, The Ome but hand- if he PUT, hOs¢ rering. But fo anthropologist’'s hos- uight lis of nn po! troubled gleam Los pape! several] ninut he of the hetween ne down at th papers on the Of a sudden he of a Phant trifle icaps he om pertu had to ‘omplish his Slage also Were tT. ae Were ‘rather the ver pitality the {*t) enie£ic he even Hnhow sed the thoue eyes hstra floor roused imeself W hile away, fixed cente!l brown study. hntic!) ; thoughts had been far eves had th of Now a his n apread of his lips. In an glancing was almost 10 ‘kK. hur- ried quietiv to the door, listened at the keyhole for a few moments. then shot the bolt. From now on his movements were characterized by the brisk precision of one act ing on iuspiration. Taking 4 sharp-edged tool from his pocket he stepped to the wash stand and mixed some lather. A few deft strokes and slashes, and his beard was gone. Since Patro)man Pinto had recognized him in spite of it. the beard was no longer use- ful, and the reddish and bristly mustache which he took from a wrapper in his metal case and af- fixed to his lips would serve fairly well as a temporary disguise Af- ter a brief glance in the mbfrror, he put on his clathes and pocketed the articles on the dresser. The Gray Phantom was ready for one -of the maddest and most perilous enterprises of his career. S Deer teadily photographs in th spread out arrowing slowly instant feet, at his 0 clo an case, Kidnapped. ing 10 as the Phantom withdrew the bolt and, silent as a cat, step- | /_ped out In the hall. He leaned balustrade and looked came an oc- Doc- the From the over / down, rear 'casional tinkle of glassware. Bimble, never dreaming was foolhardly enough leave his secure retreat a sec- was evidently at work Noiselessiy the the stairs ond time in his laboratory. Phantom stole down carefully testing each step before The and and he intrusted his weight to it. door opened without a sound, he darted a quick glance up Gown the street. A fine drizzle was falling the sidewalks glistened in the lights from the street lamps and windows. There was a thin sprin- kling of pedestrians in the thor- oughfare. Outside a poolroom across th street stood ga group of loafers, and a band of gospel workers was addressing an apa- crowd on the The Phantom was about away from the door when saw something that cs him press c] to the friend Pinto,” he: mm a thick-set figure jogged ed this and € thetic ner he used ose wa used past. eve- sé ‘ ».? ru} bt i:strac ea os Vond: thir gait and baton Lind he swung t} TY aac a+ ‘ ; we yuite PASE The Pha turned of the d . untii be then crept -~ i+ } Waileg corner, nton iad the ut Orway, assuming an nging gait as ‘kK sidewaik and turned ad their usual hum put beneat assy. 8Wi he stru west the world. turned and toware proceeded tention Now fr ing nt rhnood. paces rr OTT) w hist second and ded a SOUT 1 en ; you aeatly Ollowed Jb: i. I’-hantom choppe . Lickel out on lattormn Uere we . more : aboa the e “d. tated: nd For fr of hesi- | and leaped ovt on the narrow wal” to used by track workers platform! (Te Be Continued Tomorrew.) h; ~ 4 ewiftly a moment he hurried the deserted SuUSPiciously. Suddenly ached a ‘ range out: turn “Stop! The Phaat an air of idle unthinkab]: hat te could be meant climbed on. Hi, (otal © 4 101 had almos ee — PHONE NEAREST BRANCH PANE Dyeing and 7 COOK Ph - PORTI AND ERES CURTAINS CLEANED ~ 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST.. Hetter Heat at Less Cost! Very simple and economical in opera- tien — willl enable you te eut your eonl bill in twee. We can now cive imme- Sjiate installation— Order Saturday without fail. Come in or phone GArfield 6662 for our furnace expert Sold On Terms ST. LOUIS’ OUTSTANDING BARGAIN! OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6:30 P. M. FURNITURE & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS HO51107-1109 OLIVE S LIVING-ROOM OUTFIT : STAB} Featured Saturday, at This 9-Pc. Coil Spring Bed Davenport Outfit] & —— (= 2 oan — AT itil 1} Haat Hi] Tit ls Sf Brot rm | | | ' YQSAM+ 4+=—OMDIQ rPpamo=-r- nearest cor- | to | $210 Value! 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ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH : aS PAGE 32 ST.LOUIS oueirreeter + = 2 _ FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, Pats QUT OF WUNFORM [= coeck =: the, Velen, cares al : MRS, IRVING BERLIN A MOTHER | PATROLMAN ; cant “home| Boast omer Falls Hol T r — Comach Trouble! ADVERTISEMENT | | } | ' Former Fllin Mackay and Daugh- | FIGHTS TO PROTECT WOMEN ————— Fortune pen ‘Every Night Until g bp Ss Peasant Uncecked Food —Get Permanent Relief How Doctor S | reat / ee ‘Says Three Men Assaulted Him ee ee When He Objected to Im- | } Oo ANS ‘‘Tpon the death of an uncle I in = 4 ph A tittie clemsant- Nov. 26.—Mrs. | herited $50,000. I gave up my posi- - . F 3 tasting Agme!) f /FI NEW YORK. | { } a ? } | l fine Berlin, the former Elin; proper Remarks. ep to the! Probationary Patrolman Thomas TO THE MAN tion and intended “enjoving mvself | ’ ‘i tasting Semel — tang WHO WORKS when I was stricken with a severe | . i : ; we thy te a BY, Beier tear J = ‘ AS aes ™ , Mackay, 7? Mounted District, off ‘composer last January against her ssp hss creserccipnecs apemggaon’ it - ease of stomach trouble and colic at- To br eak up a eold oVv a time Wil th a swallow of water—_ father’s wishes yesterday became duty at §S o'clock lst night, en- Money when you need it. tacks. Two of these —— made. 7 tf som ¥ " : r ‘ ; re ~ - ] t reat- or to cut short an attack of | that’s all. No Saits, no nausea -he mother of a girl in York House. | gaged in a fist fight on the crowd Repay oy or semi-monthly me ae ee Sopa pos 2. “. af eit | ma e~ eu ‘nfluenza. sore throat or nor the slightest interference a private hospital. Mother and sirl ed sidewalk of Grand boulevard, at | to suit your income. ne ron Babee" i me “MAYE’S =. Se Nae, ta ae ' 2 & ; ~ | get full bene- ‘ » BUI — . 1 ‘e sare | o :, -nefit, at | — | vi mg — grippe, in eg with your eating. work or pleas- ure doing wel The baby’s sa:r n r e rita ott va > mi - “= ; . “ ~ : " ; : ba ne . “2 f gists are now recommending has vanished vour svstem 18 Mrs. B erlin is tne da ust s proper remarks (0 women. ° eatarrhal mucus from the intesti mal tract | . ofl a ; ya : q : : was ied oe ee, in RRO aga “| Clarence H. Mackay, president 1 The men were seated on a bench, Finance Company and allays the inflammation which causes “Ss Calotabs, the purified and re-| thoroughly purified and yOUj:he Postal Telegraph C>., and Wieks reported, when he overheard 1120 LOCUST ST bal ailment - sections sand Seite. One | i —- e . i sai - ii. ~ SX ~ a *% * . a6 : : os na. a. Ire t? t ’ fined calomel compound tablet are feeling fine with a hearty) cranddaughter of John W. Mack2y,| .narks and decided to rebuke! Phone dose will convince or money refunded. | 3: : , ape h acta of > for breakfast E | founder of the family fortune. geen a in citizens’ clothes, he Se. GA Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores. algreen Drug ; - ; that gives you the eflects of appetite ior reakiast. at | B aon 6 ahxt Bein, in n Co__and druggists everywhere. & a fo in dates calome! and salts ecombined.! what vou please—no danger. | Mart lin mot rv cores as exhibited his bacge wasmagetine tare 9 pee | a | ‘ 7 “ uae - sent Sy ce , ” _ tracte 2c pha 44 . oe a 7 ’ 4 . 2 ’ ww without the unpleasant effects} Get a family package, con-|..3: time Mackay announced she a Parsee Sees citizen's ¢ pense Se . | fp cpere | ° : of either. i'taiing full directions. only 30 had married without his knowtedse} _ 4 after an exchange of blows he | | » x eat ie mes Bone Ome or two tablets at bed-icents. At any drug store. or consent ‘arew his revolver, threatening to | ) pation ; | &§ * . Yeasts, Vitamines, Minerals ’ lil anesehee a foud. sot | ' .. . : ; an * is natu yeasts. _men. chasged with peace = : gttamines : aa if Bes whieh ebuild ch tissues - A ist PDR ADS RAB RASS RAPRARADPARALL LIRA PAS PRP = : jisturbance and resisting arrest, SI; were to be in Police Court ie “Sn >a nt ing organs ane function S dus Rne eet | FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY| #& . : ye Te were Morris rene Ld . ie =7 Doctors rec ommend it. ; . - . offers may now taiz oe eabie free hterature tr Pd . MoM. i? they said they | O en a ur ay i Mm ner, 25, 5137 Palm street: Philip BEDROOM = ae a ~ Goodfellow boule- KITCHEN - ‘ : — oe : a | Ag : : —- i& Hollingsworth : Calit, *T';.. iS atiaiddeneeMltale s eival adhe osdndh cartes a teenie dX dinate? wr # - 7 Rogera _ metas ee er an ta arte . . \ larvae + 9 5A wend ets Oh be wn - , PY ; eS ee ose Bahan tebe fos en ae ee ee 2 eka » jes ‘ Crger- ee te oun 4 > ay 4 _ 7 2 . & cates ‘cai 7 ’ . 4 pe + DO gta eee. “oil - ~ ¢ SPE: > 4D. pale lie nv ° a _ ie ay ¥~ ae r Ut Kein RE RC ~~ : > “ Aa . + ~« Port oe Fat aly cea ee a: +7 + ee oe x CD rn clit 5 ole aes . ‘ ae eS git. ns Ste ee ac — ae ar ™ — n A 4 2 “ 34 ‘ ® pe ¥ Yee ees. ¢ — ere ty ngs : " s —, : ' ? 2 3 . 3 re , Be a ne ad ». ‘ b oe ) ye 4 x eluate ay SS . ; t : : - je Ae EWP ae EIN osu t) 4 ites ie aayse - Singer, 20, 1423 +d and q Har Ty Gok dberg, 22, 214 No. 61-W Oval Plate, length 14 in., > . “ -7 — Dept a _os Angeies, South Sixteenth street. width 7 = Finish 85 7 ) =... 72ok~ -_—_——— Ivory an : ! yg eee Fer Sale by - RATS Y RUMANIAN TREATY maureen é | | 4 | 7 alt Wolff il-on Drug “tores : j re s Le all Watlareen (to. “torres , Keiffer Drug Co. Griesedie ck Drec Stores Sebwertmann Prug Co. 6510 Deimar ae he Associatec frrTess. WARSAW. Nov ? Pag Z _* @ j aattneinae oa RE PE te ae. etn ~ to pay an ‘olish subjects possess- . ‘2eheke an 4 abs dst) land nm Bessarabia confiscated No. C-1, Diam. 8 in. ng in st etiam Tiki , | : by the Rumanian Gove t. for > 1-30 NEW OVERCOATS; ‘Stylish, Saete “The treaty is based on the Lo- — able, Slight Factory Seconds — Made arno principles and guarantees the —_ to Sell for $14, Only ...csceseesns ntire frontiers of both countries. mma sf se - ; sh the former treaty terween Po- | Shim STYLISH OVERCOATS In . : ‘ , & J* ats ‘oday was shaking itself free from ROOM Fixture. Sys); | = & HAARLEM O'L “he du oe 5-Light Ceiling. Bho 7 is DINING ROOM | . Weep @worid famous diuretic stimu: : — land since 1696. 5-Light Candle, ) 7 é : Remedy of Holland . | & ” menteed. Three sizes, all druggists. Ps a win ne 5) = fer the narme Gold Medal on ever $10.00 Down Delivers Set BM | wnicn be was working crashed and Win ry 1@e Ox e 2 2 on 2 ) nd tom 16 fect. A $8-mik * a.) NY: | , ys 0 ee aS eee This Carved Frame, Coil Spring EM ice tor 10 nous mm wea nt | CONES O RYN AAt YA perar | ' + . . . : ou ‘hich darkened the Also Overcoats, Topcoats and \ . sae 45 -« ‘2 w Se ia ‘ ~ - > rn ‘* _ = ‘ - oN 22 4 | : eee e Je +» ’ ; _— 7? - . ¢ lla 2 - Pe | . « ‘ ' - a4 ssa ‘ . A P > . ¥ . ' ~ .* - - . ~** ~\ * . P . > ’ -* RAG i. A sa A ‘ : s Figs ; and Table fo ge a : ay ris =. With Lamp r Cm 1S per preceded the wi | ee ee i MSicer: :@ damage ‘ eTei iectric d = bed $. ma: Cm Urn, imamtie te Ve fearlessly state that not in all St. Louis’ retailing history ; telephone company lin . Wired Complete, s — SO! be Lope of ever getting Pa ee. — 2 mans F."P ie ra Vase am In has a valine like this been equaled. A handsome over- ‘Yestern Oklahoma also felt the F S 00 stuffed velour Suite with walnut-fmi-hed top rail and carved tora base—Nachmann spring. loose cushion seats, coil box spring 1 . “OBHAM FAILS Th FLY ASHORE Bo. a ad | eaaiein 7 cere aa a hed, beautiful long davenpert, club and fireside chairs— i] ncluded in this outfit is a fine davenport table and junior * New Werk Harbor Too Rough for Promptly Filled 01 fERCOAT ON A NEW ONE| | = ce an “ye, vee Clie, £ Py (ra 2 ile — neo uest conaluy silk shade floor lamp. iy ) ‘His Baby Moth Plane. EMPIRE ELECTRIC CO. *..5:.2 thing ee ee — ee ke popula leap aS an Walft.w Wilson Sees “fo ree Za Walgreen Drug (a. Shoe : c Cax +* BRAND- NEW | Satom Drug Co, ale lied yesterday im his plan & A Tumely Offering of Miller Drag Co. er ashore fom ; Electrical Values for the Home | a. cae pe Buy Now and Save 20% to 25% | , SRTNUE LbertAvtis, wpe | Will be : if, , Dapiantie Ride. dwrenduchmetsmeneiaummencs : COATS WITH F UR CC j | pisnanbel “aeaarn EMEN THREE Prices for Prices for | AND NICELY LINED is Beaton a uated tne Saturday, Manning-Bowman Saturday, . © gurfected the ante cone Monday, Monday, : $225 4-Pc. Bed room Set =e Sf _ : f Toad, |Percolator Sets| Monday Xmas . be Ww teri : 'erican @ - ’ > = ~ = $9 Delivers This Set seeceiaeee “iaeed | z , a pe’ é : $ § : 4 > , as a r i : ie - 5 eS 2 : > ; ie - A ‘ , a > 2 : G 3 . & q . By : — oo 2 “2 cA S i, cs a. a q 2 3 es +5 3 a = i - * ® q 5 : ¥-5 ; \ > = mie 2 we ’ 4 & a 7) a Ss me a © SF FAD vt 4 ~ arm & 2 Sauce =f ’ 4 fs - See SN we as 4 : + f Yi iz 24 ie oe * _ Fe 2 * me ech. ¥ 47 > ‘ : , é es fd i ae x A . 2 ; =e . . 4 4 : S = 2% Be 4 - - = a ‘ £ & = “a, : ae va 5 By rh ee J ee & % $3 oh Wueve 4 SANT —Three afrp ra... eUev elves et et Oe Or ee mee Oe - cor. OM Un i a value. “pecial, gage 'vpe an This Large Hot-Air AW EIS pg ee 9c * WITH FUR | ® Cold Compound” cated AL:ALS j | p 5 ; | FOV ; ity ic . 1 "ork rm a | COLLAR ee eseee#ees ' ry t. n c verted tz $ 5 AR LOR URNACE : : ) ; ial ° ihags — —_ . = all : Outfit consists ef T-up Percoia- Tree v = P logred Lose and head teil ot Wnt, fh ¢ nape te = —_ a. ae ’ sae ter; Sugar and Creamer. beth goid , nn — ur re ~ tn - shanghai, 3 President ‘= lined inside. A reguiar $75.50 Outfits ' Fu 7 Coats see $39.95 a | ' nen tees é nee rare ; ‘: wiues © 3 i8- mations value. *“Specia! . 4 a . _2e¢ D I oF2 FFT .€ cheat . San ae a4 a | ee ; . ise cat 18.50 Genuine Mazda: ail Fall Cast Iron $305 715 FIR WES Wy i eo. ee ee rt : — oo Jacquettes.$19.95 | 2a | | Se en ininati eimai — oe eo a VUUP SEVEN eee ew «ws ee ome Internor tien complete. Very ‘ nrs ae djaoses are would Weighs S45 Lbs. iz /eO0 “i World, New York. _ B Evectaie Toasteas| Tosmster $3. 49 i > peri > . = = * * oe —_—e J ; (O7 ! Florence | - = e ; 4 x op & severe Mexzicas $2.98 | — All Dresses + Price = 7) BR © ore 2 oe ees ) : ¥ 4 . . ae . FOE | si OT ss Heats 2 to i reoms by continuous cireniation of . nen, | ; } syastee het air im the coldest weather. Full cast-iren in. : » tie ~~ EW terier, the greatest sensation on record. 3 Saux -ov ussil] ee ee “Va Sew York H s5.00 $3. 49 a BRAND- i abo value . Estate « : . a 4 *. a7 & : .o . ™ Catlture ~™ Bi, a ‘7 : r : Tai iD 4 ; . ; : ; 4 . Pee oe : is e* i + x errs i } > > i ar Mem - + wees Electric - a are Sept ] . ' s — " _ > 3 4 : o co y : spring. See it Seturdar. 4 Allen edits the ship's paper bean: j. D. CARSON CO.. 8th AND FRANKLIN | SE tte ate te wall repeamated emens CE antral CEntral seve pains amd | ’ S the undergraduates, including both } 6212 7il N. 6th St. 8443 € o . SUrprig < quick. _ “Se i “ Oe eet nine n° 8 Ba 2 np aie ain? a ene es =e. Se SFR | virls and young men. Kansans in | & PAGE, GRAND, HODIAMONT CARS AMD ~~ M . .. _ Fr i ' Manila will give the editor a lunch. | 1204 FRANKLIN AV.— CENTRAL 4237 ; —, ton Sunday Sunday morning he : 7 —

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Fomne ———ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - FRIDAY EVENING. _ PAGE 33 NOVEMBER 26, 1926 —— ee a . Oe nee ish, Service- is — Made dy In $4 9:50 3G COST $20 TO $60 NEW °4 ‘8 aa on Twenty-first street near- Ran- dolph street. Patrolman Erlacher, near. chased the Negro blocks but the trail. Dennison North street stopped two Negroes near his |! wait until pains and aches Negroes knocked him down mame incurable diseases. Avoid | their fists but fled when he cried | for l consequences. Drink lots beate s ¢ ‘ y ee \ eft Bill who escaped with proprietor at youtnAs 4)" Di LAL his cash He la Christ Le ber, 5 1222 Sidney t TrAap S_ree 6510 Delmar ‘ § wo oe od was cents last wv it? WV al ~ lost ad goo oO; . « — several] David Thirteenth was Ome. ‘hinese houteau ave- three Negro $23 from identi- boys restaurant nue, was drawer. ter fied two ld-vear-old Negro HAARLEM ) 1 arrested in the neighborhood. Rov Ma 24, of 4057 Lah- : avenue, robbed of his world famous ciuretic stimmuiant automobile by a man who held him KONE Remedy of Holland simce 1696. _~ :t Sarah street and Washing- anteed. Three sizes, al) druggists. 5 - aseyn, adié« WwW as . 7 */ i > a - _— oulevard last night. forcing Wellston. -o drive to fer the narme Gold Medal or ever bez and accent mo fm itet ACTON ON CABLE LINE BILL POSTPONED BY ALDERMEN | Repeal of Franchise for PVFormer es Are riormed = Lemp Brewery Line Sought to Discontinue Bond. ie Ofe “pat: m Jd)! Vi os a9 ae" : ,) "Oran {* B, WrAr af Chicago , recently introduced PB tian haviig sts repeal t) > e Tk. 5 yer year . the Wrest ern pec with stemac! inable ik ho meg, ho hope of ever getting | Wa} ». 10 Ooperae a Ci nal ) ‘otomac street fron This mans f.tthie } m. fo dba th: ie we inaded | 0 hirteenth street, was ’ . —* > Sb eveleMiC ath. Ooison ing wium inesdav br Mrrous wreek, blouted, ~belchur , so weverre urrable to wleep. weak «ton TONE spe’! iveS vl ap) “ +h +e > ‘ “— Le SLT@eCLS an’ mittee of the Board without action. “ shee ding ‘soreness gud oa a =* ~ ee ra : Pree i . Assoc fation of Universal will make a pilgrimage to grave in Be lliefontaine Cemetery to- morrow at so p. ™. They are to meet at the east gate on Florissant avenue and march to grave. Officers of the assecia- tion will make addresses commet!- oratory of i Snider, a widelv known writer on classical and phil- osophical topics. The meeting will take the place of the regular Sat- urday afternoon assembly at Cab- | anne Branch Library. Webster Groves Justice Resigns. Tustice of the Peace Robert C Nelson of Webster Groves today tendered his resignation Court, explainin Ips eye pains anj | health prevented him from ing | surprisingly quick. the office. Thomas E. Woolsey, P tired and weak eves fee! his opponent on Republican ticket | “a fresh. At gli leading | in the primary election, was ap- ‘pointed to succeed him. Relief comes in- stantly A dose taken ev- ery two hours un- that ti »? I three and the detach- this P _ 2 SARIN ted morning unNne- tp. bis HOST TT LS 8 — Culture Snider | (“ulture Ratay ; 3 . his Stuffed-up! Quit blow. ber ne Euse vour throb- P=. Noth, ing else in the world 4 Prompt relicf as ‘‘]I ape 's Pound.” which costs onl y mak - ‘iis ut any drug store. wif hont assistance. tastes “Sno ine nvenience. Be the Tr : E PAINS GONE Vv bro Gave Relief OPTIK helped mv eres Had eve trouble for vears aR) and LAVOPTIK gave yg ele ;' County & ooper | Ee Oo ‘ sa WILL BE LET AS WHOLE | the | ed, thus ignoring a request by | from t} e river = 1°) —— =>) SSSS—_0 =S== = =TOYs U | DOLLS, GAMES, WHEEL GOODS, CHRISTMAS TREES At Special Reduced Prices | | Shep Now! A Small Deposit Will Hold Amy Article t ntil Christmas Our Location Is 811 Washington Av. ' Take Elevator to Third Floor SchwerdtmannToyCo. / 811 and 813 Washington Av. 4 Floor h=_= SS —|_ SDV SSS S10) ‘if its ;, welfare don’t —gndnite ADVERTISEMEN ay eee eee eee ADVERTISEMENT —_——- _ ST.LOUIS POST- NISPATCH _ VERTISEMENT | Mother! The ‘Child Can’t Help It! Shumake Removes Cause Don’t seold or blame vour child | amy are over-active at night. That may be nature's warn- ing of a WF Bie disorder that will become incurable if a dependable remedy like Liquid Shumake is not given to help overcome this bur- densome condition. For the present and future pro- tection to your child’s health and negiect another dav druggist for Liquid Shumake—the recognized treatment for over-active kidnevs of both and children. FIRST Touch 0 POLSAM STO -———_— ee asking vour other torturing eruptions useless. i. SEVEN -TIME and 30-time VOST-DISPATCH WANT ADS are LUSINESS BUILDEIs PITONE your ORDER. druggists. Buyers and sellers become ae a quainted through the Post-Dispate? P Wart Columns. owe ALL ITCHING! The gently, healing medication of | Poslam is so CONCENTRATED | that it stops itching instantly. It penetrates every tiny pore, and quickly drives away eczema and other remedies are worse than Costs only soc—at all Write oe — test bax : 733 yee a ‘Street New York City Xmas Shopping Begins Early This Year ture Company, for gift-giving. when | todar ing. Open until 5:30 Saturday. j A delightful crispness in the early winter air is turning every- one’s thoughts to Christmas bur- ing, and already the stores are filled with busy matrons selecting gifts for family and friends. At the Prufroek-Litton Furni- || ]{% Strengthens the functions of Fourth and St. ~~ Charlies streets, many are select- ing Upholstered Chairs and other } | odd pieces of furniture suitable Visit their store or Saturday and see their beautiful collection of odd pieces specially priced for holiday sell- PTHOMAS Special Formula SHAMPOO Made from high-grade edi ble oils. Free ee yee isvitat- ing qualities. tains no caustic, alcohol or acid which 4 injure hair _ dry scalp. healthy condition. One of the fornmulas used by the Thomas System in their offices in 40 leading cities. Por Sale at all Good Drug Stores The Thomas Products Co. 163 i. Siete Soae, Cifenes WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS AT THIS LOCATION FOR 35 YEARS ; DINNER SETS ; 50-Pc......$13.90 100-Pc.....$19.75 $1 Down—Balance Monthly Walnut Finish Cedar Chest . fine Cl t. 884 O73 $1 Decent Monthly Ty MOT ¥ i] and Join Our Christmas Phonograph Club FREE DOWN Is All You Pay and a Balance 1) in Easy a an TAL 4 a) Le : Td at er tt en : me o yds a oie a i ee . ~ i NaiiiCmitin, bb by , = Wee aha 14 odeaat tee — eee eee. ae ee ne don 6 ney Anta ie Sane AP a Rar tlre ratty , , a cabeheenaeimames spritniaeaiaaitine rons a i lng de ie Heat ugly het ars. rolivalalilbeeniiat S Rarities (9 Veco’ Skins alice pr Recalled. bing -—llies porter ~ o— ot Ree ee eee Lr ee ey en eee ne ee ee ee nom, crane yee nd ee Sere oo sels 1 Relies - A AND Se Re ee owes vy oto > . ~ —_ oni “ windy — cP pene Wega rat es Pree ow » yap Ries a De ype em. ~ YS end RB DRY 6 AS AONE SONAL NEE RRL ee Ht, Mati ie Aaa RNAi RARE AONB Nat Rig, AR CNEL ARN hip IR RIT Nie Ay Meg 01! COR ne EMR BM ae wed petndys stants one eae deere ae mar 6S home clio 00 tals me cert cme tm Rn ee nn eee nae pba? «= wii fe ee ae we a - Le e ae a a sete gies ell eo. es a, asia eo FOF. dey

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 34__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ceed FRIDAY. EVENING, NOVEMBER 24 500 eee Se oa: aR patent geese | Named to a Defunct Bank. , Patt of Kansas City, head of a | _ ADVEETISEMENT Fore cilia din tte See —s farm m ortgsage : ; as special | JEFFERSON CIT y_ Nov. 2746.— deputy commissioner to liquidate State Finance Commissioner Calt-fthe Kansas City . Terminal Trust | V iter | eauimnend Herbert lL. | Co. which closed on Nov. 13, last rl en rom PRISON GUARD CAUGHT = = ‘FORSHAW’ Gas Presses New York Police Surround | : ees John J. Rodgers (The Bum) | *? OF ST. LOUIS ‘I was bothered with gas so bad | sick headache ONE that I had to get up nights on ac- brings relief. : : | AGAIN LEADS a ee Kost BW 42 Years on 12th Street {Ons ot the pressure of ga8 on my » 2 312 y RI cf heart. I used Adierika and have ae ee Shoub NEW IMPROVED LOUD SPEAKER ‘Px = 2 By the Associated Press. t oat | . FIREPLACE FIXTURES js entirely relieved.’ —k. F. ‘“* Ad) lerike in : PREIS, HSS caters cae of New York's mow ep TN | GE io com f he [of itera Sela Are guaranteed by the mannfac- Visit Your Nearest Dealer C= ‘Rodgers, cne of New York's most | a> aS eS - 2 turer and dealers everywhere | notorious criminals, nicknamed | lycerine, buckthorn, cascara and & - Curl: #8] f Os. . &O.____ so washington g , Seation ‘ years in cumulated sentences ° always brings- religt : ee when he was started back to Sing | oanan epg t Shopping Davs a ing in custody of an elderly : _ @QPEN SATURDAY EVENING : almost | guard. Two men in an aedjcining lie e Have You . " | eat knocked out the keeper with _ Finished ? : . an tron bar and Rodgers escaped | ; - Mentho-Lazene fs | with them Shop Early in the Day! contains no opiates, and is 3 | ersally FD for « as ——SS_ OO soap PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. WE DELIVER = aes BEnTORS ty, PSOE 510 WASHINGTON AVENUE = ‘by drugrats eecrvbene WHITE CROSS : : ; ; Bseu wg AFTER APPEAL OF INSOLVENCY Be ey A — : ticle= '- tetiet’s Went sages ELECTRIC TOASTER WITH GENUINE MAZDA BULBS ™ : Fer making het, And continucus plug, enabling two or more 2 Resorts to Another Statute Whe - Denied Release Under Writ of a ian Shy Po Ride RO the ig r An a: me gy toast ey sets te be conmected te one light socket. a & eonvenientiy ) 7 Habeas Corpus. | i on \ beautiful and’ 8-Light Outfit oe -$1.39 sos x Following failure to obtain his | | | Pee . release from the St. Clair County | ma |-16-Light Outfit . ‘$2. 75 ger ef) SS Jail on a writ of habeas corpus, W. a ——— H. Todd of East St. Louis, impris- 7 | 24-Light Outfit . $4. 10, f== oned under the old Dlinois de Sa a pest x ie Se , Sn a ae oars tors’ law for non rment of a jud ; tle ; ; “LIONEL” Pedal Bikes ment for $300 to Fred Stark Bf RS . | Midland ELECTRIC TRAINS Strongly bullt and attractively finish- Belleville, has fled a petition f ? . , awe 4 ' ed, with heavr rubber tires. j hearing under the insolvent ’ - . ; 3 524 So. F ’ thet | tors’ law. | , eee S % BM: oapgtids Oe ; aH eich hates 5. are * So eee Shean ; Ap pa re Ad Pe ee Ro eee Noe tae ok PRAT Tt ae wees ee a peli cets Bee cea et ; f The well-knewn Lionel Trains ere cgusranteecd electrically a nan d me- : il ae ‘ chanicaliy perfect: stur- oe ~~ = sega sleet » dilly built te withsetend ee grounds that Todd was gullty 1 the hard usage that chil- ) si © meaticion: tatent when. ta : me me under bond of $509. As a result of the acciéent which cial, Keguiar $6.75 Regular $8.00 | Reculear $11.25 occurred on the Mascoutah road. Todd also was fined $50 and costs = Bearing ivé = na Justice of the Peace Court for \ . ~w » FE : ~~ ‘ : ce ; . ‘ a 3 . ; ; ‘ ‘ ’ -3 ‘ ‘ 7-= reckless driving. He appealed this = a : “> “ase to me County Court and a furs m *&; : - * . ~ a .. >. ~~ a ae “ : OR Bar RE ont tk j . 3 . 4 hs 4 + b 3 z : $3 4 er a ene Re eed os This well-known Velocipede is ballt Wke a, «+ vw increase $7n- bieycle, with tubular steel frame, dbicrcie : last Wednesday increa wheels, hea,y rebber tires and ball bearings ence to ¢2 eg Sas me Borer ws emmy WAVY DY MAMMOTH'S SKELETON FOUND NEAR THE FLORIDA COAST P-xtra-lareg itn size 16 ; che« , Y | 7 Rub ber- tired reller bear! oe 4 ooo $12.00 38. 95 $15.00 ‘Sil 45 $17.00 $13. 30 5 with hand brake: strengcly bulk. Size. Size. —— ™ Site Supposed Dinosaur ‘Exes Found in ae. Sidewalk Scooters _ America Only Freak Kock Ioe- n> aoe : ' Special Sale of Table Lamps | wia°2" ay tae Ghations Expert Says i ae 3 ¥ er! Lesociated Press ' , rabber- oy the : An unusually beautiful selection of art tired «tee! WASHINGTON, AXov. 28 The glass Table Lamps in various attractive 4!*¢ Wheels. skeleton of a Mammoth, washed u: | "eO , Come early for | , ym the shores of Florida, half 3 a? . S&S. & ts patterns; just arrived. cod selection. $15 million vrears ago, was added : > DRY sec lniines with $8. 85 | in ) epi 0 hoa Smithsonian puminaienadl -_ 4 * : That’s what husky, healthy He-Men Say : ellectior : about White Banner Malt Extract It 9 | (,uoter Travel © a } bulbs, s special. : a iat $3.25 Bie | ELECTRIC FIXTURE es )) oh oogroseaeaa eal maggytongms8 tag = | Ben or Baby 5-light .ix- —pouse ia, =>. bn teg : : the Y we : a . ; | : puts a | m their food — puts zip and : : 5 F sa Clock tere wired pr Galt of Mexico, now tour miles } ae zest in their muscles—puts vim and vigor || SPECIAL | = specimen is a Columbian mammots a Ln into their work—it’s a great strengthener! | The only line with se | | Try it today—cooked into your food! | - _ & ; : 7 s i F a - an 4 ape Ve, ae “a = % .: * * i : ” 1! oe 2 #, - | Ae 38 7 2. é “4 = ee ote ee, . ie ‘ ee ; ori ii ; : } 7 a oe yf ~ , 3 : . 4 , BSS ooo ae ~O & - wet TT + Camg--Reed Down S36 or 20 zeuge hammerless Lng opular pastime it i 3 3 nie parrcicd Sosieuw: fine accarbonuned || Pars of the continent. James W nes i 6-28 Ly S: matt eS @ y= pai Gaaides autdec ot TA Write today for Free Book of Recipes ¥ 28pm. Lv. Seo GS) Ee ie rite today for Free o | Sea. ae safety. “pecial tha? - ~ a inf eine, eens : . ae : Z:45 am. . - 8: 3C ast S Beautiful up-to-date patierns, compiete- — eon on tro steel $23 Hscorer ihe «7 Desert 4 = | ~ = gs ae genet , : | REMEMBER the Labei on the cans .j 9-00 am. Ar. iy wired and ready te hang. Bulbs are * , — oe net included. Si'ght factory i. 5 HAMMER- hae aie nt inte LESS——Fiel rade & . reer . . seconds. Reguler $7.50 val. 95 =. HESTER — MPS oon a : , } SBietes ae ved bring you wonderful Free Pre df Ball-Bearing Roller Skates ao REM. $49.00 cn el Stith tee een f os miums. Buy more White Banner 4 Club and dining cars serve | ) Seif - contained ball- SAVAGE RIFLE oe. : t rus eggs” were discc | —use it in food—save the Labels ae . 61" bearings that camnot takes wil edge of the liquor cargo. Ryan sa! - ri 5 y E \ R S O Mede of guivanized steel. so designed | : . : 1@ was hired in New York as cock 3 ‘ “ thet tt easily attaches te windew sill —F = _— 7 the tue which +¢hen — 2 and contents may be removed from the ++. a ; eeded E: ond sacs seteemiaa.. ar aa , _ -—.. inside. WIT fit any size window. Six- —_a « @ hizabeth City, N.C. - 4 of Kefricerater 24 in. wide, nfe a $2 95 PS —— Kills Himself _ ag high sre nl is core vo é : ‘ 4 Special e ir th eeOc ated eee oS nee See } | {PROVED SERVI Complete Bathroom Set rerdict of suicide was returned by | HELENA-= Consists of bathtub, F Tle Arthur Sweeney, 34 yea: : 2 ~~ as (Hustraced. - —— . 5 ae RS lavatory and white | Pcl mane ie ae re sh q each ac University of Tlinol; : <4 ~ a } L Ve St. id vitreous closet ; ’ i Salt eullich. 42 inches long, "$28.85 ,* <r was found in the basement _ . 48 inches | , Bis heme at Oakwood, Ff. near 2 ee | ee ee Premium Room: 506 Pine Street | ee i 4 Ar. Heles | Sataves. Special, 52 imches long, $44.50 . “es | and email children wer $59. 50 | ’ : . - j yo <img for h 'O take mg to . i a ee egy oem nary 2 Premier Distributing Co., St. Louis, Mo. a AS. a * eee ¥ as, Se be gett getict = cata et oO ho A (Cae he Nai oa See nS fa ietsdoceni cs A ies ia ea Les a gun Was found besid : aot * mee Core Se Louie ce Memphie—Blet MISSO ~.— s ~

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1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH cea and another bill appropriat- three feet between Franklin avenue ; ing $9540 to widen Ninth street | and Biddle street. _FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER |JOCKEY CLUB OFFICER DEFENDS! INSIST UPON 4 | KEMP'S | FAIRMOUNT BETTING SYSTEM | == BALSAM fees Ty.0 g- Statute of State of Hlinois. for that COUGH / Belief that the betting system: — ~ 3 ——— i at the Fairmount Jockey Club’ CLEANED track near Collinsville will be Up- | hati Sn acliah on: tavitil tk baeeieane | PHONE NEAREST @RANCH nao" -"), ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ Treated One 7 | Es ne | 3 ai | SY Week FREE . m e 9 q thing relieved in 36 | “tiie alia oalaaed SIMPLE SIMON ss:=. Room Heater Elements Special for Seturday ling removed in the heart. corrects the and P& & x ; ting from returning. COL esses Heamete = = ? 7 - i sick headache, ONE spoonfy} ja tes - eS ae | aio ati » . , — “a ‘ ies 7 a 2 - i etapa Meth end Benoni eo ms ae — re ope ere ot! es ae ae Nuplitleunestne me. obres . os 7 —— _ ineys: purifies the blood | simon Supply Co. £19 Washington % stores 207 N. 7th. ves , Dyeing and Cleaning Ca ‘weg. o my | 4 F. he. 7 ma mt | | 4. is m- | > | | ka rer * : -) request): a-| Wilson Drug Stores, Johnson ¥ brings relief. Doctors Praise Dr. H. L. “Shoub New ‘‘Adlerika, in addition to jt. tinal cleansing, checks the of intestinal bacteria,’’ . = Dr. A. C. Curl: ‘*I or Scribe se lerika with highly eatinfactery sults.’’ Be i Dr. J. Weaver: ‘‘In my 580 i practice, I have found nothing | 4 exee! Adlerika.’’ vag J. E. Puckett: *‘‘ After Jerika, 1 feel better than years. Awful impurities werg inated from my system.’’ Dr. F. M. P. (name wit | : Bg Me Adlerika ip owe! cases. Some requi dose.’’ chat No matter what you have ¢ for your stomach and bowels, Aa : ika will surprise you. At Jeaat druggists. In St. Lonis g¢ Wol ” Dgug Co. "Stop That thele« in totins’« Went pares. / gstantly. _ dren, Sold by druggists everywhere, ou 7 Mentho-Laxene 1 Acts Quick— Tastes Good—Costs The quick, sure way to cough — Take a few drops Mentho-Laxene—the safe rer that always brings- relief. > bottle guaranteed to break up cx ‘a or relieve coughing almost Night coughs, stubbos coughs, head colds—all respose quickly. Mentho-Laxene is pug contains.no opiates, and is uae versally recommended for ct Get MenthoLaxene tr — eee = See today’s bargains in used «a Book of Recipes = ful Free Pre White Banner merchandise for big, free, catalog and jun St. Louis. MOSINEE BAGS Onevery Senuine Mosinee Ba¢ you will find this famous’ Indian de Mar iif : : 1 iit: .* ‘ea ie pes MGMT HHT Wy ABAD st as eR ayaa: , : »o ~~ 5 af ' ‘ .* . :* ' ’ hii ’ Peabeba Thi titati ‘ til iil Sui tis RE ORESLE: AL +t? oth. TMT if i} HTT OMNI HBP Te AH EMT tei } } Hit iti i} PEt ieeaty 4 } ; reieihetith Saetasies ; Peet iat ’ e*.s tai? ii ti | itty j ste’ j | ' ’ the : , a) hb a*,t PELLGRhETE seeeiie ; 1} AH SS Hit) BEES Plebeadbaetigel ibiiais ' s "he se ' itt} 1) ith ae ete ty els Pili ’ ‘ PPhitiei TURES »* 7 ‘ } ’ ii ’ at, . ‘ ea -: elatys i j hi i : 4 nt THT 0) RPS SS ¢ , ‘ “sf > = & iit Lib Prege iat ; ; i ‘5 t phebtis? r*; if 5 : i thi i} it ’ : Teed Hii fi! Ha a i etal ; ath aa aes ; Piatty Pheaill iit | | Aah Litt hi Teteet ieee Tat MANTA ARID 4h} uh pptth ie th sf ; ‘ . , 3 J bhbilel tit . th ij haliati ; ; Midland Paper Company, Distributors 524 So. First St. St. Louis, Mo. For Sale by Scudder-Gale Grocer Company ilder: salthy He-Men say Malt Extract. It 90d — puts zip and puts vim and vigor rreat strengthener! into your food! on the cans the Labels Room, C fe Lounge ~are. St. Louis to Memphis-Hot Springs. Greater Trave! Convenience--Overnight Service Quickened Schedule The only line with service between St. Louis--Omaha and Lincoln via KANSAS CITY Returning~-Read Up Ar. 7:42 am. Lv. 11:59 pm. Lv. 5:45 pm. Lv. 5:15 pm. Standard drawing room Going--Read Down 6:28pm. Lv. St. Louis 2:45am. Ar. -Kansas City 8:30 am. Ar. Omaha 9:00 am. Ar. Lincoln Club and dining cars serve all meals en route. sleepers; coach service. Thru Service to Atchison--St. Joseph The Missourian Leaves 11:59 pm., arrives Atchison ©:50 am., St. Toseph 11:10 am. : ’ | . 3° Standard drawing room sleepers. Cafe lounge and diner serve all meals en route. Secure tickets and reservations at City Ticket Office, 318 N. Broadwave (MAin 1000. , “A Service Institution’ 75 YEARS OF SERVICE: 1851--1926 MPROVED SERVICE TO MEMPHIS HELENA-- HOT SPRINGS: NATIONAL PARK Effective December 5 Ly. St. Louts Ar. Memphis. . . - Ar. Helena. Ar. Hot Springs. . - 10:45 7:30 am 8:55 am 9:30 am Standard Drawing-room Sieepess; Coach Servies. MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES pm > . > * ‘and cats. —a pair of poodies—btt along with 7 A wre esl edward ers in a statement issued by C. Bruce Head, general manager of the club, following a decision Tuesday by ‘ircult Judge Bernreuter at Ed- wardsviile in which he overruled _the club’s demurrer to the: suit |of George J. Simon of St. Louts to 'recover $11,765, alleged ' been lost on Fairmount races. In the demurrer the club con- | tended it acted merely as stake- holder for bettors, but |Bernreuter held the club was one and he ordered the suit to be ‘tried. | “The Jockey Club,” says Head. | “will, in due time, file proper pleas ‘setting up the exact manner in |which {t conducts its business and '{s confident that upon a final hear-. ,ing upon the merits of the case, when it is not required to concede facts for the purpose of argument which are not true, it will be held by the courts thaf its method of doing business gn the certificate Plan is wholly within and not in violation of any statute pf the State.” The “certificate plan” is a tech- nical procedure under which a | bettor “invests” in a horse and re- ceives a “refund” | wins. SUPPOSEDLY MURDERED MAN TURNS UP ALIVE AND WELL eee Kentuckian Found in Canada; Two Tnder Bond on Indictment for “Killing.” ‘By the Associated Presse. LONDON, Ont., Nov. 26.—A sup- | posedly murdered man is alive and well at the home of his parents in Chatham, while two men are out on bail and awaiting trial for th killing at Pineville, Ky» The maz is James Eads. Dillard Wilson and Colson Howard are ment and out on bond of $5000 awaiting trial in Kentucky. Eads disappeared from Pineville shortly before Christmas, 1925, and later a skeleton, partly identified as his, was found in a creek. While if the the father of Eads was helping po-. lice to run down the alleged slay- ers, s0n had made his way across the Atlantic in the crew ofa Norwegian freight steamer and joined the Spanish in the warfare in Morocco against tha Abd-el-Krim, Riff war lord. After | Eads went to | leaving Morocco, |France and remained there some time before returning to Canada by way of New York. fle said he knew nothing of his supposed murder and was much surprised to learn of his father’s | search for his body after he disap- | peared from Pineville PREFERS SQUALOR WITH HER PETS TO COMFORTABLE HOME Gert Swasey, Former Circus Rider, Rejects Offer of Her Friend, Dolly Varden. Affection for her pets has pre- vented Gert Swasey, circus queen of the old days, now living in pov- Haverhill, Mass., from ac- a comfortable home at Overiand with another star of th big top, Mrs. Dolly O’ Dell—Dolly Varden, no less. They were the great back riders when the; Kansas erty at cepting no ¥ azo Lil same hotel. ing a large salary then, about al] she has is !} Mrs. O'Dell has 72 * -_ 11i@ that them many good things of Gert Swasey has not. When Gert Swasey learned that her former co-star had offered he lity,. she said. “I can't leave They are all I have. I] would never be happy away from them, and no one, not evena g friend, would want us all.” she excused herself to go the railroad tracks to find‘ enough to keep them warm for the night. U. S. SAILOR KILED IN. BRAWL Body Thrown from Fotel Windbw: Two Men HWVd. Br the Asenoctated ?f’ress NORFOLK, Va.. Menuel. seaman, L. third story window |} Officers sent to in’ Lester Saleski, suffering from a and other iniurie Brookhardt seamen of 1} i? Menue!] New bourne, for killing saulting Saieski William J. Dowd, seaman of Tt”. & S. Arkansas. found in anot Vestal, ; cg ’ 4 ‘ , room at the hotel, is held aS a ma- terial witness. thet the é , Po | "Kreeat ome ; rh? "Th ore K © isle previou I be LiL. A al 4 7 a one of the rooms of rific struggle lee said they were toid five sailors registered at WOULD EXTEND M9.-PAC. LEASE The Aldermanic Streets and Sew- Committee Wednesday ap- proved a proposal Jo extend for 25 rears a lease held by. the Missouri Pacific Katlroad on city ground along the river between Cafroll and Miller streets. The annual henta! will be increased from $7229 to $8900. The present lease expires in 19306, and the railroad wanted -n longer lease be siderable investment in an ice stor- age plant there. ) committee also approved a | ll appropriating $60,00° of bond ‘4 wie | > * lesue funds to build a bridge ove: « % . ’ . Ai oa ) ae rr ~? vy The to have) Judge | | of the parties to the gambling, | horse under indicte- : foreign legion . a The New Low Prices Now in Effect, Combined With Our: Original 12-PAY PLAN —ON— Goodrich Silvertown Cord Tires Is Making All Mace’s Stores Hum With Business Thousands of motorists find they can save by purchasing fresh, first-grade Silvertown Delivery No Delays — on our liberal payment plan. . No Additional Charge for Credit CEntral 9749 MACE'S Stores in Principal Cities 404 North 9th Between Locust and Ornheum Theater OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY MORNING ear Bring in your li- cense receipt for identification purpose. Service more to me than any o _ Syrup Pepsin and just can’t praise it “Of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Peps of Dr. well’s Syrup Pepsin. ther medicine I know *. My children love the taste of it and like to take it. Syrup Pepsin has meant much to my girl who is now thirteen years old and has taken it ever since a tiny baby. After taking it their colds ith old and coughs vanish. I have had many ag thir good upon request.) Traly a Family Medicine Why ever be sick? Let Syrup Pepsin clean out the cause ral colds, coughs, fevers, bilic attacks, sour stomach, sick headache. From the teething period to the infirmities of old age, Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup ox Pepsin has been the family safeguard. Countless friends urge you from years of happy — to Lasse always keep Syrup Pepsin in the home. Get it today DrCaldwells and have it handy, always. Sold by all druggists. PEPSIN For a free trial bottle send name and address to Pepsin Syrup Company, Monticello, Illinois. Do Your Christmas Shopping Early Full 88- Note Player COLL ) GY “KK 4a MAY-STERN & CO. S. E. COR. TWELFTH & OLIVE SIS. VV AAN EN Bs 8 888) , w ‘oye i } at ft. AA /, Z bff Y "Uy, Yt - $10 Monthly A full 88-note Player with standard Player action and all the newest attachments and scientific develop Actual $450 Brand-New uelhauser Player-Piano Guaranteed by the Maker and May-Stern & Co. tor 15 Years TRADE IN YOUR PHONOGRAPH OR PIANO... LIBERAL ALLOWANCES Le Sid ments. A beautiful instrument and one with a clear bell tone. . .and it S the well-known Muelhauser make Walnut. mahogany or oak case. CHRISTMAS DELIVERY, IF DESIRED No Interest ... 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Big size. “perial at $1 1 95 —_— nee Has mud cuards. bell. toel bag and double-spring seat 7} A $15 Velocinedes satur- $9.95 day at 4ii hell bearing and balleen tires. sits DOLL cial at s Renatiful frees ed finish en faarcr basket weare ‘fiber. Rell bedy md heed, with window, fer larce ‘oot Ta, Sewing Me actaai iwoerking models. Vea as ES SS SaaS SaaS aS SaaS SaSavaS Sea aarey FRIDAY EVENING, 15,000 TRAINMEN IN CANADA THREATEN TO 60 ON STRIKE: Peaceful Withdrawal From Jobs Ordered, If 6 Per Cent Wage peepee val Denied. MONTREAL, Ne or. Brotherhood | a walkout of their per cent Increase in wages. have commensurate with that given for the rallroads of ~ ~~ men i Ww ork on the United States. In all, 15,000 men will carry out a neaceful from their unless wage dispute i 3rotherhood of affected. No date for the walkout. Engineers ts has been set | ADVERTISEMENT ~-PILL-SLAVE FREED FROM CONSTIPATION ‘Kellogg’s FOr BRAN brought natural relief in a few weeks tribute | AN in A remarkable, convincin is paid Kellogg’s ALL-B this letter from Mr. F. of Seattle: “Tl enffered with chronic constipation for mary years and was compelied to use pills — night. but sinee I got rour Kellogg's .L-BRAN it works fine. I would not = without it. I was so deathly sick of taking pills every night. Now f is so diferent. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN works se naturally and is pleasant to take.” F. C. AMINSE™N, Kennyhole, Seatiie, Washin You can get permanent from constipation with Kello ALL-BR AN if eaten regula Two tablesp dal oe in chronic cases, with every meal. Doctors recommend it becat use It 1s ALL BRAN. It does a job only LL-BRAN can do. Part -bran oducts may not do any good ata Eat Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN with milk or cream. Use it in cooking. Try the recipes given on the pack- age. Kelloge’s ALL-BRAN is made by Kelloge in Battle Creek;- Michi- gan. Served by the leading hotels and restaurants. Sold by grocers. « ALL-BRAN will not worry next Chrismas. oo 2 + INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS TRUST COMPANY 710 Chesrnut Sa. « ST. LOUTS B10 Cabinet 4.98 [oem 2 AS Plays same ree- ords as large cia- ichines. TRY @ S-time POST-DISPATCRS WANT 4D Reenfte ai- emt certaten. Money cefunded on caaceied insertions. | THE WORDS BRAKE SERVICE” HAVE GOT A NEW , MEANIN SINCE THE. RAYBESTOS GANG STARTED OPERATING / Hydraulic Parts and Service Safety Service Corp CE atra!l 7586 ee ee Face and neck cov- ered with eruption Resinol cicared it away : Brookiyn, N. Y., Dee. 20: — "TI *hink Resinol Soa. and Resino! Jintment are wonderful—I was a ufferer from skin troubie and | now what they did for me. I had nly a few pimples at first, but this afection soon spread until they overed my face and neck and made look dis ceful. They irri- ated me so I could srarcely keep vy fingers offthem. I tried various } a ) Walls of the zsenana, the tus fos ow wade, 4 ‘ace of the trouble left.” Arthur Smith, 489 Resinol (Signed) Hudgon Ava, C. Aminsen, | ‘SEEKS CHRISTIAN AID FOR JEWS IN EUROPE : ’ ‘Organization Headed by Proies- | 26.—Repre-. | sentatives of the Order of Railway ' Conductors and the ‘of Rallroad Trainmen have ordered | members and of the yardmen of the railroads of Canada, unless they are given a 6, The been demanding pay! tant Minister and Catholic Layman Makes Appeal. Special to the Posi-Dispatch. YORK, Nov. 25.— —- TT - ’ i= = GI ring s D lion Jews in \ l Poland 5090.- _— 75 At om ——— . — 600 in icia, Austria, Lithuania and alii—ar hunger vic. i : . . ‘ Rid compelled tft clos nd thousands of Jewish chil with no shelter hoie ™ @ I+. ae Te hr (er Many ae From Famine. Arm pDeare Our ] ~ * ~ : -~ ~ a a wo a+ - Pa > Eé ereat War©r. i nen money ero Le wan 7 -_ 3 act on ms he deterioration of the abdeolute destru Kuriand the ‘Four Horse- have a& grim cutting aon the Jewish pre-Wwar f 60,609 to 12,900, and ‘ 3 > in desperate * nen’ reaped harvest population « those who rema.ctr straits. “For 12 ning of the Great rad ‘ha ‘ 4 - ore rears since ns War, t - = s +... - ; ul Jewis! Eastern part o . . es > Central and a ei e-4 64 ed destitutl . Se edie Tae tel ‘¥ } he |S SS fai ed 7 a dist! a' ‘ . ag - ae 2 rr sy and wormen were prosperous arc ; . ie? # | s- 7. a +s we & supported re . ae i : *? themselves. FOUR PERSONS IN AUTO KILLED Ar —_ us. MO., CROSSING sho listance awa! GIRLS ARE STILL SOLD IN INDIA Bought by Rajahse for About 50 Cents in Farty Youth. LONDON. Nov. 26.—Protest have come to the Calcutta ates about the extensive practice prevalent in the province of Oris- sa. where the Rajahs are accus- tomed to buy girls of and keep them The lowest price pak ene rupee each (ah Sometimes oid women are ho £9 menial man wren a‘'so ught and set to work are sold by needw parents ians of these harers. | are within the four! is no go- "Th 2 corresp oné.- if any woman trtes nee ther i .* for ‘sem stopped and (to escape and is recaptured she ts prod- jltkely to be flogged there was nota death. The ciris almost to re tn fact slawes ‘and thefr ttfe ts ene of real tm.- prisenmer *. ota NOVEMBER 26, 1926_— |? YEARS IN PRISON FOR ARSON | To oe 52, Set Blaze to Spite ; in oo Seven Months. je aga begs 2 years old, of $04 | South Third street, was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary to- day on a plea of guilty to arson in the third degree. He has been in jail seven months awaiting trial. Daniels quarreled with a woman in it the sencenait house in which he ‘lived and set fire to the piace to | spite her, causing a damage of $2094. | Nine Rescue From Burning Boat. | Tex., Nov. 6. | —Nine persons aboard the cruiser | tired last | the pleasure craft was |; | CORPUS CHRISTI, | Helena were rescued unin nicht when set afire by ata a series of explosions riles oft shore itn Corpu GLASSES, DOLLAR “SALE AT KEIFFER'S Broadway and Franklin Saturday Only wonderful st perfect large Toric Crys- lenges, extra ADVEETISEMENT ‘When You Feél a Cold On Coming Take Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets to: work off the Cold and to fortify the system against an attack of Grip or Inflvenza. A safe and Proven Remedy. The box bears signature of E W Grove. 30¢. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC™ big Zylo Frames | Saturday and You For 61 years Saturday has been the big day at The Only McNichols. For you, too, may the house-wide op- portunities of this day come important. Neponset Squares—a very desirable floorcovering. 9x12 size. It wal be a joy to have one of home : Real Linoleum Rugs, 9x12 size. Choice patterns and ’ An improvement $18 THE ONLY McNICHOLS Market at Eleventk CONVENIENT TERMS AEOLIAN COMPANY MISSOURI HRISLAF . Pres. OLIVE STREET King Saxophones ea2d Band Instruments w.P.c 1004 The logical place to purchase RCA Radiolas Brunswicks Victrolas including the Super-Heterodyne UNEXCELLED SERVICE No Money Down Delivers These Bargains in | Recond tioned Furniture 3-PC. MASSIVE $ 5 50 50 15 85 4-PC. WALNUT BEDROOM SET $-PC. MASSIVE 3-PC. VELOUR LIVING- ROOM SET MASSIVE 000 DAY- $ 5 S ALL CAST-IRON 9:12 6000 BRUSSELS a. FULL SIZE COIL BED BRS F MASSIVE 620 DRESSERS $9.65 ‘Jj. D. CARSON CO.’s "| EXCHANGE | FURNITURE STORE 825°2¢ N.S th.SE Serween Frenkitr. end Aocyam “* How Lauterbach of the Emden Got Home The chiet engineer of the fa- mous sea raider tells his own thnilling story. British captors, Escaping from he went half around the world in disguise to rejoin the German fleet. THE BIG SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Color Roto Magazine “see > — ~ oe ; : ' ' ' er Your Holic Delicious ; osp.t ality Tradition Demz Holiday Sea to Fruit Cak Give Her f — $12. a 54 Years 912-14-16 F A MEDICINE — THAT HAS PROVEN SATISFACTORY 10 ORE Fruit ee. Gream one pouna end brown sugges = * «+ - x ** THAN am Don’t Experiment onSome _ Itation Claimed to Be Just silioed: ‘The unusual demand for this great Herb Ex- tract, called Herb Juice, is proof of its superior ‘merit. Ask your friends that have tried iit"! °°) Penne Take it. insures health. half preser ome ranis 4 and rind ip £rape ited chocn- Now selling at the rate of two bottles a In 30 cities alone 1,165,000 bottles s tute. in 12 months. ieee Si} ie (ten od ng sme, _ S¢ £24 se . soda > _ fa ~ PoOgn : ok Sale Ts be ifs HDOCh Seems almost impossible that any one eine should attain su record. | of all times. ech a remarkable But when you realize how quickly gives relief even in the most severe cases chronic constipation you will readily see whyi has been proclaimed the greatest tonic laxativ ind i+ Holiday Fruit Cake. mke One cup shortening - —_ - = S sUgar our FELT IT WAS HER LAST RESORT Thankful Now She Made the Decision and Feels 100° Better Mrs. Agn Kuechier of 3142 | Texas Ave. St. Lo 118, Mo... said &@ few days ago that when she made 'up her mind to try Herb Juice she | felt that it was her last resort, as ishe had tried a long time to find ur Dd a x . ~ eee mae ey xe mm. ~ a4 on | something to rid her ef ce | tien. but ome after the other all tailed. consequent she & | about lost faith in _ | However, to show her f ‘this medicine. Mrs Kuectier ———— —— White Fruit Cake. Cn+ Cup hitter one and on three and one ie wo °* one-half > ob Triate baif. | milk, of tract. @ teaspod salt. on half te teaspoor S$Poon -andied ening; Add um heating dition. mix we and ff ary & greased bake th Take ter). tas one cus hamen, loves "as poo hal? tea pinch o Bail a and bak heiler f stove af cold ade Pour three-fe a slow o For Would 1. Waido °*2 oF & — +. " ‘ " ; _- [#A Ste! -. “eye ? LFDoaN MRS. AGNES KUECHLER the following statement, In which ;!I now do housework thet 1 “For years I had suf- chronic constipation. she says: fered with and nro amount of medicine I used | would rid me of this trouble. and as time passed I began to feel bad- | ly tm every way. my nerves wrre all umstrung. and as I could soft sleep or cet my proper rest at night I was .osing in strength and vital- | ity every day. Why. I was bardiy able to do my housework. Then. to make things worse. my stomach | began to trouble me asd I was ai- most afraid to eat « ggo0d mesa. as the food did mor digest and word only cause me Bours of suffering from gas and tndigestion did set have much faith in Herb Juice at first. but as my friends | kept after me to try tt. I did so with a feeling that it wae my ‘ast | resort. but as bad as my condition i = “a il | i seemed. Herb Juice helped me from | the start. and since | have used tt for some time I feel like a new per- | eon. As proof ef my improvement pains T | ‘hare been impossible twe lego and do not mind &! Why should I when I feet icent better is — way?! act reguiar as ¢ never bave a sign of my § ‘trouble. Eat just what T | enjoy it. as my stomach bles me in the ‘east |) want to mention ts that iin Herb Juice my pm quieted and IT can : land rest at night Tenet oat |all Herd Jaice ts the _ / tery medicine I have ever ou can tell everyone ved the only thing to give BO See. | weltet ~ ie Hundreds continue @, | Walgreen Drug Store, l ington Ave to see demonstrator. many | giving statements for | praising this great ™ ithete friends may = itry same. lightful are made with U hat-el more c SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH W. ADS are BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE your OF . > ~~ J

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St nine 1 Henis in a MONDAY en ; Jae & ne far « Win unds of walnuts which w . expedient : , e * £ 4 : > ’ ‘ . rr cyt 4 a ; 4 : » _* hei . . — a: a? ‘ i a4 ¢ i ; ; fruit cake A ij ; 7X «a j cliita Pil La This , C2 ea . ik . from Tie i c} iy ; } vpe : desirable A i ieén isin be. (i 44 ef the speciaity Snops ufter © Doiling poir } ree Luescheon Dinner ‘ss easle So d *~ 4 resiraws ‘ — — at some j i ‘ i ‘ i ‘sranp i} P a _ Bee “ ’ . } bed Z . 4 vv. . ; , ~* ad ow .% | ; ivé ? ‘ rr © . : > . . ~ 1.40 mi row ’ . > f rela rit Rad omy » ni om - . at « « . ‘ . . —- — - _— oe Las ' Tape A - . 7 4 ’ ‘- ~ rnc , . ™ . - 4 ; ‘ ; ' a ta se. fe ‘ . . . ? } . 7 . } . ° . ‘: . at ,Wi aat i* ‘ r} 7 {) . C | ry} ¢?* ' py (>) } oe o Bata “ > ; ae - 7 ' . 7 ¢ , ’ ’ ‘ . ‘* ? ‘ . ; ow, ¢ ‘* ahiy Aad j - t ’ qj -_" ‘s . . oo. L444 . **9 . -4 ' 26 os : . ‘vy. > : a ™ > Give Her for Fitted Dressing Oase $12.50 to $22.50 Ty) ry Ae | }# 7 ¢ 54 Years a AGG at . if. i i a 2 hia™® 3 cia ‘ ‘4 ‘ i¢ he , (ii \ hid Ié ] ~ S « \ . H : ' ) > ’ > ‘ . . : ; ’ ‘ : : ei ey . ala nied rot nd Ss not een used lousewives} SAipment 912-14-16 Fr ees shethed wbr-|Thecouchly mix. Place i, a | lashed 7 : Vv ‘ ite mpeg ee ve - - . Ia” a ys Thi ye ‘ ; * . . » - ry + , , ? }’er I ! ‘eee ~~ f ry 1 . * . ™ ™ ‘ P 9 : Uiis - tii PFO TAL. J rTSOTaAaLIY ' M4 sit? Jiid a —>27s \" . un ' re : or, l t — » . . " I {fe ei " My 7el . iding 4 ‘ 4 i Ys a X . ; - ‘ ‘ sVa ; i ‘ ‘ - . am : } “ i ; ‘ ‘ . aa ‘ . TY ‘ *?le } ‘ Uf hat 4 ' r + . ar ~| : ~~ ' that the rather strong flavor! carried on pe ataee ea” NAS: Sy / sé r i? > 4 6 YT) or Tw Cy ; ' . : . : ] a i ¢’s LK | i , ’ J, ae bs ac rURSDAY f a turkey soup makes it not However. ther Checolate Fruit Cake. aa . eb | ——— SEMENT fer to Dake their own cake ake two squares of bitt hoc- | reahlast Luncheon Dinner in : | i pete ; ] } Sa tS oe Stewed prunes t > ry OUD ea . - rr, . fe wal Ait we € ‘ e'. 4 a i ; enen , . hi'ieo.? | ‘ . es . iis . ie ‘ Aiea 1 os y+ ch ° } . ‘ r ~~ : 1 to r, O} : is Stewed toma! : " 4 iene ae ; ' ut . ne Ce iie f ry ht) ‘ —_ ° P - che 4 a ; a ‘ i ‘ reory are > 7 artis ; . : POTS) t ‘Te ° | rT Ti ; ’ ’ | Mae which are ©O° higatger” wy : us i Haina “ Corn muffi eel eke itaatentl mated | tic hat the vegetab!l part t is vi iS LO bi - .€ youl O! ; rift @eh it B } ct _ oo O in? > ve . —. Ney - aA = aie ‘ ? me course, 2+ * i€-20urin ] an j c] Mi) Tes Coffe ‘ pte wad oc the diet is somewhat val this CHi ; + L~ es . + 2 ‘s . . , li Can’ =" ,* . 4 * ~e ‘ ii ' 7 } i iTé — A. cy » a , ’ lI ~~) pas - ° . *% .+ ly 4 Beeristnias fru ah ee : : _— 4#, ‘Tes : WeEK y featuring nut loaf insteas LE POWDER Vs » TNa ‘ 11} ate Ina } . Pr 7 } pps hs 3 f + 1 ¢ | ~ ~ : f meat, and also various forms o! Deliciously Different . 14 . the NoimGasS . , bi ka sii a :, sills i “jy? BOUL | a ey ? 4 may ripen. It iS Cy QO €ariy one teacsn: on flavorin on “1 ] 1eese dishes. 7 make your cake this week oi e-half cups flour. ne teasp ‘ Break fast Luecheon Dinner I h | , mventional table} SEASONING At Your Groce a the fruit ana iki ine nA Wa obe f wen. . ry } 14 - ; , See we Raisin FRisott ; . rt steak wil . wl. rr } th rT) -4 mhHarT 44 4 | i . oa r y te = a ee Prenared cer Bakin powder biscuits French frie DOLELOe Steet — = o eet Sanyo Bee are fascinating tasks. Dakin salt and wo-thirds O0n I: JONNY cake Cottag: heore Cucumber and toma! ing ing in the world and the wis: considerabl | . . fhe “pe hee f in - ‘ATV r res n em) iF ; ; ; Sie heat 50 5! ORM 8 ld \\\\ GE tg eg op FPS fe Hy ee ee a ed it ‘ F take — ae pedi ; Pi ss rf nocoilate in wate! 1] t se Wafers with 1] cssham nuddin ite ] it ; | y — eS SSOiVed ind set aside 1 , Corre Milk Te Coffe ilk ff Tes 11) effort on trving to think of new! Oli S Re F } R Miiens carefull: frui . al 3 a " “ream butter add ugar and THURSDAY ns ary these vegetable | 1ve f. oad , Aor’. failures seh sips il Fe me ‘ ing j f am ai in ; iG i eaten roe Treakfast Luacheon ner : North & So h Rds. . » ! irene fr «= > ~ r ~! : ul WwW {née + > ‘ becoming | STO oa ; wey ‘ 1 , on " Y N : ‘ r) ais, a . ° cook is reward yat e at a time, beating thorough!: inge Clam bisqu Roast turke 2 — 3 . oe Eve mush pe fruit } Bake ubbarc squas mo xpensi' he average house- 10 A. M. Till 10 P. M. 2 a ns! odie. aj = g Fr) * cy ' ‘7\ y: 7 | , ’ P ‘ioe : - 1t"> 2 7% . caf eel 3 + . “ee ij i ~ oa | : is PraitCake. =, | fruits and nuts and when well|| Coffe Milk andwich Lettuce salad eepe think § of different Sat. Night Till 11 P. M. pam one ee ete eal a and flavoring; th ) Coffee —«- Milk cmaritn ciel ways of using them more econom-| Friday, Saturday and J ive brown lL aot } AU UdGdil. “ si 4 ] ig LY} ‘ ile ary 1? f reqdi an } is€ T ? I . =e . Sunday Specials , f+horoughiy; add one cup m chocola Pake in a lo: in « - : he! an almost endless vari- = © ‘_ meg Separate yO: from Wiit moderate oven gE as , : RIDA’ ety of ombintMig the eggs with | SUNDAY DINNER N : ] r+ ’ Vi lj 11 T T i ; | P - g ‘ «x 7 . ’ . . a —— e& . * ~ > P cr ; : a " Ps . heap Im | then add one pcum enexy ive Fruit Cake. Prepared cere Cucum be andwiche Fried oyster ent se aan ct | Chicken with Apple Sauce— - i - . ~~, ri + aia >. er © | j ’ ‘ ; s s ’ n wonderf ] x vY d ' "é myinres ‘ J { sd 4a . ; } mia mi we's : . 4 ONne-Nnaif cin e Ort ahhal. . ul A re, pt AeA nia . PALE " LE . ‘ , . 4 7 —) ‘ i fi Aas 4 > A . 2 sae >. i ‘ ‘ . £ } " : ‘ Tle” *} i 4 (Ca i toasted winger « "fore meta’ =" = mere page ene ee ’ : ’ o Be Just as Good pr sifted: with ” thir: allie ae i il a tee ) en : oe m B deli , hearty ishes f. =. a re as — . ie »4 240’ ahead ili ad : , “i scilia | Tabet Lat © Beamon, four alls] RE i AO : lum puddin & unches or supvers. | 1-50 value, 2 . 4 Oiit bi ts ‘ : abt Baad e = ; : i ; : ‘ ; 4 Eg - 4 — a . i a] ft > et TY} " Gi = las Dh, eee e enietne half cup molasse yne-hal m1 wind nus for Comnig We in “Recip- Dishes tn k's Ra te 5 a a np ives You Another ° nity to Own tor this great Herb Ex- § tare pounds seeded raisi ) > he-half cuy ile plished in today's Howse r_in “Recipes for Dishes in Week's || 55 knowing as the French abou our . . . } younds sultan raisins, one fan, O1e-fis easpoon orange ex Dispat CoD) ht v26.) wees omelettes., bn ' n rs nal r i ill ‘ i a s E ; , 18 proof of its superior lly omelette or one served with Own Personal Razor, Genuine Gillette Safety ; > eo ighredded, one poun ! urrants LeaSsSpoo soda, one-eight te ’ » fruit sauce makes a delicious bad BHreuceu, = z ‘ : , ee . . . a iPUst Se la kK © 51Ci i! ends that ha ve T] 1ed 1T. half preserved orange rind and sa eo ac ae | : Breekfast Porridge. cream of wheat and the like. BO T senchenn desert Notice! These \ ar re ; 5 ! ‘ i s c~A 4 iam 5 "4 ha A44Ad s4iav2 hs Leite i Ufi¢ I} nN li@SS g # I M 4 cae — . ’ i i a al , ibine raisins with vo ! flavor * 7 axecellentiv , . P tugors ake splendid ; half. preserved P sa rind hal fon on allspice - halt mil raisi! with } i? iA ] x i Nn > aa I If a dessert so hearty as this is of Some Gifts as thes come » . '. r ‘ ? * ts > % ~* , v- P “ . tt é 3 : . mers chopped. Add one ip Erape: teaspoon mace and one-fourth ‘e: ri @ and You Wi.i Have an unust- With tna oi cornm Ay tm ; ‘| served, the first part of the mea packed in the genuine 7 .] ‘ 4 L ‘ ‘ ae hs ‘ . ‘ + + eee + . ) Ly ate th | _* vy ~~ £ . rir *? { Bee * '+ ; P . ' , " . » four squares melted choco Saletate ve and one-fourt aliy attractiy:s break é al. means of making this not al Sishould be verv light, consisting | ee ee hens, saneell T rt : } CiOY iTi Cre -« » us i a — on cin A - 2 i os . P di “ a . - * - a ~ U F; ,° 2 4 » " te one Se ee a ee aii a ea RR ta at a a ha : : ‘ al : x ' a4 -, WEARS OIA tn e wou ene ore ome : - “ vs oe ater ee * - ~ ee ee i Soo & oe oO ® is ae od ~ Ayo ee nbs els RAMEE PI mm Ne A MIO - COWS PP ORD CRB A *. + ‘ rw te Wh i me ae on . Jv egereneye = r ee eee NAG PED. a ae a he 6 - »* ™ —" ot » Spoon eat . J it . , ,? c? ‘ , , > cr . | d ] h “Biak © one TuUp sho " ad jie re 4 , e igar, Wii Leaspoon cin- : 0u wil rea ] Vv see ) Vi s . Ke : > ee - |namon. one- irth te in oa 654 “ Gunranteed as sweet as a nut; we LUD mar, iOuU 7 ' beautiful golden yellow, Ib... ————— mu realize how quickly ithe: inten. civer christmse Poor Man's Fruit Cake. | in % 3 | BLUE RIBBON ; edie izkKe two cups seeded raisin ' ts | : : he most severe cases 0 a ne tablespoon lard, one cup water, fj : : CREAMERY 24 he greatest tonic laxative on: | : CRUG STORES ie ees nic eee” 3 tabs ' ij ae = Sas ste ; 5i* aX ‘se +, . F ne . or : a . 4 Bedi na hy > 9 nai ct oran Fa rea ai Ai £ re gien te excent ¢ ur The lvory soap is an ideal “sng y ing , for the Purest led le yt ' , ho 14 akin »¢ der in a doubl: toilet. excellent for beth and shampovw, ete. Doe- v gr gat tle apes hoi} - 95 re} are tors recommend Ivory Seep for the complexion be- M 4 apricots, one-hal cu peat roaive mit €s bake otf fm cause it is 99 44-100 per cent pure. Most hor age “of fe + ' finn ake Love r l¢ VW he ntirely ‘aad pitals vee Ivory on aceount of its purity. It is gE co Oo cut flour. one te ae 2 r \ made by the well-known Procter & Gamble Co. Genuine kettle rendered; Ib. ee | Da kK i } z % i ‘ *¢ a o } «4 A e , ‘ 4 r «i P j Jaa : ] T} c nO, q er sinee 1837. si — - —— — ; 12 ? > , ‘Our into : Ake ay! iy } ra nr ; 5 | “ap is need by the leading St. Louls hotela. ‘ = pounds I ae ae 4 vory Se “he “tetler “hase, Coronado and others too numer- Made the Decision and Qn Mote an vs " are ig il three-fourthe:} } to one ‘ ir in S . W + h S f t yY 07 D St e ens te —, “" a ateailiaaii , a oe - heen on . The Lead! o natituttern ame ' ‘ m4 Better A ; -y " : e . 8 « 4 , % : : ave Bhxsenk it Bigs atety al pk our rug Stor even the “Pullinan” trans me lvory to their Sp oretaiaaetalatan SF Tae For Sunday Supper ith Se a ae eam agai: da unbeater Ww rchase of something to rid her of constipa"g ” Aaaaiggaae a ee i |. ce , oe , ith pu eee at a tim ee ee SSN 60c Pompeian f 4}c¢ $1.00 Squibb’s ; ™ 12 Guest i[vory ve . , “7s : A sare eRe ayer ae . ee sano Sea. * Vestas ge > crore eee ee we ws ., 4 eecildih pecalbie es, - ae en a eee ae Od he = ce SE TS SCD IT SNS aI ett I i aE Oe a fn es pete. Hee ache dit hilly nang: ae a, Ree ea Nig 5's mats agnor edi. oe te - apne al de tion, but one after the other they#> ” ' iia Mineral Oil all failed, consequent she ughiy after ch additioy oe nay ace Lowacr Miner about Lost faith in everything = fine!) Cut TPwits "4? dj coffae Bas On ater ‘are? it “ni Wwiehe % py be C,corgzia hove 39 Listerine ae you get the ner However, to show her faith mz wel! her a 4 vaidorf salad, frosted gingerbread ’ Pace Powdcr C | Antiseptic .. and Blade, FREE! aie la into t@2 coffee, | Phenolax Wafers— 50c | #0c Castoria— . The whole thing “a _ dry ro >| ’ ; ~ > P * Mik Tre Gis eee: : i‘ u Pounds beat highest white cane granvlated La 10 pounds limit. this medicine. Mrs) Kuechiler caw puxttire; beat for five min . Salmon, tun: h , ) » for . Fletcher's for : | Bake in paper- ined los d ) wa § £ lad z cha i epee R: r fi av j i} ’ POC | arter s Little 19¢ | ) $1.00 Hyne's flow oven wii esa yr 8} eream ike, 1COR, liver Pills . a ' Suppositories . | four hours »o. stuf! rs I. formats GOc Porn'’s hidney 44 Wampole's Pork oins — or a 0 e , | b a . ‘ . . + le White Truitt Cake. sandwiches, fruit cup, d: cocoa RRB er eee > ST TION ERY Cod Liver Oil _... % L 4 2 1 > peee fup butter or substi- "Ul cookies ‘a. 5 $1.00 Adicrika 83 A Ovaltine 797 $1 37 > h | lb pee CUPS white sugar. on or after brid you might use Pvacuant , ; a C Hallcroft pound paper | Tonic Food 4ZC . f Fres h Hams, ) or a 0 €, s me Candied citron ne cup ream puffs de luxe and c ~ it Pinkham’'s Vegetabl &9 d bh £ H ller ft Lysol 4? 79 _ Mochérries, one-fourth F tle im pkin with whippe Compound ... “s C an "be se o t “ cro Disinfectant. . LC f C 1 a Pineapple. one-fourth cup cream, grat n sugar and 60c Glover's Mange 49 envelopes to matcn. Vick's Vapo ?7 53 k d Hams sO0rw 0 e , : | C Rub {C ddC mo e 92 ” § — re nia hated. Jeeta VEL. 1 tO eRM Oe aA " en yy . . ~~ Os we 4 - p 7 aa tn % v. ve a oer a - a = p f 4 - “ = ‘ "7 S r? hae pid Wn eet ete Sa cae A ili Rigel Aaah ilkecind : : ria 2 Ot thy ono ete to ee Sora 2 oan eee a vats aren a ’ paiibiceiniiitiitinnsids “ e ee ee en ee | Oo eT Foe tyne oa Miemon peel, one and one- coffee, or Welsh ra sandwiches @ Remedy ... Regular Price, | TT mPs &imonds, three and one wi) stuffed tom salad and ci a A}¢ $1 00 Special Cc ter 49c j FOREQUARTERS . ee } ino . : aa Alcohol—Pi : on re = grein ~ 1 amb, }or SHOULDERS article, Ib. . De pastry fiour. ‘et 2 TY} ? ats rman iad’ ‘ ore rs Figs Mking powder. ne-half and coffee, ‘i Bromo - Wyeth's Sage 53 8 ek senqpoon mac eal: 45c 89c |For the Teeth | © ana supmur 3dC 9YSC : in So ~s ror > ‘ oe $1.00 Mahdee Huai = gibwnsoea cai ? | C Dr. Wernet's Powder. . : — 58 aig | —_ 2 (9c Bacon, Fresh Sides, a e s b. duinine Quinine 50c Kienzo Brushes; Milk or wate. tea ee iia =O} vaLcey, ' SOCSCCSCROECECCEOCEOROLOR Soc dad 0 50c Pepsodent ....889¢ | =e Cuticura or ?| ey butter add Salts , > be C $1.00 Pyrrohicide Powder 00 Woodbury SOLE) a C é All Our Own Fresh.; Young Hens, ib. 24 Ss Ib 28 Main; . F POULT We Have the Largest -Young Ducks, ib. 30 pr ings, “eee me and te ge7ene Mtange extract | “for lunch” P . 50c Todent Paste . «» Re . cal | Ciear Specials Kienzo Mouth Wash , .bOc Shaving Needs Supply in All St. £ \ Young Geese, ib. 27 Turkey ...40 to 48 Siuhill CHEESE 8 for 25ec Squibb’s Tooth Paste 360 HEAD Rertetty ’ Box of 50, $3.95 Gillette Blades 38e, t5e CHEESE ,...:.: LB + Box of 50, $4.95 Auto “trop or Gem Blades. . 39c tube man in * od . 1 Few Restricted Brand« Heating Pad E-ver-Ready Blades ........28e Fit for the kings, cut from native porns CHUCK) - ; corn-fed steers and heifers: 40c a ib. vaiur. STRICTLY PRESH ROAST ,o ‘nowr: , + Boxes pted Klenzo Shaving Cream .. : - fo 4 saving worth driving -5 miles for loung, Milk-Fed , - ao , Camels, Chesterficelds,. Clowns, pe i 35¢ Ender Blades« ..28¢ § TEW. 1 -— bes ~ a Pe OTOWR Segal, | lucky Strike, Piedmonts, elk : wel — : > Bows a Thermometers Peep .374 Curling Irons “ Gy i PB: BF ee A & =" 1 On TOMATOES md icent better in every Way G- act reguiar as ciock work. ané ¢ . I . New, Sx Jeane Park CAN, a fuer LDERS. ; ( o@king /never have a sign of my Varieties large ‘Na. le. Eat just what I please t% : ee —— ——— s , | . ging ge h never tre | ay: oe A uniform heat that can A Big Vain ee ee oat ther “Ss ; Sy RS et ee - ) ° . Lady Chili Com Carei:| ged Rebe Peaches: Plict Black. American Lads ee - Se nat ones . 3 more zestful ay, —__d0386 be as =e Ee easily be applied to any ng Sd 20 Pilot Red Ser] heavy 24 ter ie 30 Peawhins 415 want to ment . : ; . om Guaranteed Accurate part of the body. Regular Price, 89 ae on ill 10) ore pee F — rl nal : , . c ~* ing Herb Juice my nerves ve od and more de- , ts ry | come quieted and I can now | a f ’ $7.00 ; Lady| Ked Kobe Whole] Pilot White 7 Fresh Pigs; skin | Tomators; Pitet Tak it ° y ' $1 75 Regular I 25 4 9 - 1.25. Special . str iene \apara *; le wr r ; ait Herb Sotce te ta west eat! ~ | lightful are | : Price. Special , S 2 Value. € g 35 tring 14 pararu 25 } 30 | Brand Reers« per car orn per cen tory medicine I have ever : | a See Pes “ : it wa made with : =. sia seater @ Ses Ceesailil, nea core you can tell everyone thet Pharmacy 4474 Shaw A FU rut . eo | Walgreen Drug Store, $14 ' 4 ad Y / Frorn tne Mexican tropics, 2 A. 4. ee. eee eee ME emgaag “| ine Ridge Phar. 5421 Southwest At ORANGES, 2 doz, 2514 w.. Potatoes Avée.. to see pe ' aes = senna i Pricke-Habn, 3 ta hanmemacher, Unies ! Suburb: , ' dock and Macklind ion meal ornced many colunt , come the timy chill peppers usec ‘nce gtioeeconses tiege 1 ite poy get , Fart S1 SSS ee eee A ___ Benged Remiey has mede ar'angements with the manafacterers of Lets tatements for public os | n blending that rare sauce for : Ts itdemnm 0534) Dh . Walther ef : epee Malt: SLOOKER § imported Helland (ecus to anrve o ep of gued giving statements fo tc _ ~ . " . «3» . : praising | r-itheir friends may be induce.” better | the B 4 Pure Mik. SLOOKER’s COCOA *',-4h. Gos, 40¢ each, i-th. mt itry same. resulta. then, Tie each; 1-5-4. tine, . . American erdinai ed Xe. Zt. { ane ( abbages.| Bur. 10 1 we. 3 rEE— No Leos Putatete: Kuso t] RPMIEY BRAG (OF better > ite... 104 banks e special ‘kick’ —a rich, spicy fewor all itsown. 4! your groce ime POST-DISPATCH WANT LDERS. PHONE your ORDER.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ey ee Ys 4 fy // Wy - ~ —. ~ SS “Uf Ei ip wl), Vy ts Ys Hy Mth yy WWW, Uy YW) - UY, WY YY) / Wh / l, Wy YY, HOPS FIR OSES “Teich in Protein Content, UST OPARTINTY XO SRM Mt - oa y Fresh, Quality Foods® NN WEEKS MENUS Sausages Are Wholesome 0 PUT UP FRUIT = NO OT ae oO TS ALL WELL-KNOWN BRANDS AT PIGGLY WIGGLY AT PRICES Occasionally Change the Man- | By ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D. Apples Are the Last Offering Proper Care Saves Your S a tr. Tory I an? United States Senator From New York, for the Preserve leum and Hours of} THAT MEAN GREAT SAVINGS TO HOUSEWIVES — Former Commissioner of Health, New York City. i Closet. work Besides Family Food. sai : al . aw = way P U R E COU NTR y ‘ some reason or ethe& comes fom Germany. Th is form et eebiieaiins of anett s is ene Se ° ~ A galnd suitable for the season ts icams do not make the same of sausage consists a .ean scp Sec earued to canted the bee for lincleum, whether gus made of chestnuts, appies and cel- , ‘ sausages as do the people and pork, finely minced, spiced wee sas Ee lincleum floor tn your +’ . . : ee Mrs. Nye 8 23-02. glass Jug ery. Cut the applies tnto thin slices. ‘inental Eurepe and stuffed into beef casings. Then wifes that this fine fruit makes de- ..... ... smart iso@acé _—-_ ad TT hn SheN and boil the chestnuts 15 The sausages | wish to speak *t is smoked ‘to 4 rec eolor, The | wn; lly, preserves and meat in your dining or Ivan «7 a) 4 cing } oO! conta! iv j , + foal 7 : ? P+). . U R E minutes, or until soft Drain and | .nour today are these which are °F‘g:na: Doiogna sn seater ened relishes that can be put up for fu- q graceful floor of pata — =“ | when cool cut nuts and celery 2 purchased at all seasons of the Well as pork, and it WAS JAVOTEG + ne use when fresh fruit is not 80 bedroom or — Jtecsn & 4% a — . 1 “4 ri? ore ry 5 ts han aie, Th d C slices. Moisten with a part of the yoar and which are capable of be- With garlic and seres sasily obtained. Long Thread Cut, } \ Another favorite sgusage : " ~ _— 2 * SG ate . a ’ 2 hea ’ ; i, a . iressing and put into & gaiac OOW4 ing kept indefinitely mong these er agen Kno as wie rwiurs or y.enna Anttetae - 7 a ae is salami. As the name indicates Snow”? 4&@s ienerwurst, egy s Geucious c : uy & . - proper methed@ ¢ + 7 - oO > — = ith oc +t | — ? These are prepared (rom .«an)} lo «6¢t:«[behoor ¢ ‘lever tu nie 7. | - a piece of cheesecloth Rup: : ”“? ; +4 na - :? — S : mf : ¢ JUST LIKE OUNCE 2ne-q? cup of butter, season- every part of th : and sometimes with gariic ant week while apples : thelr! scrubbing. Ne het i - o i - . PURE MOTHER'S GLASS , ’ 7 —- mm j ad until the are of a ene 7 7 ’ : “ - na : Pure Kettle Rendered yf vinegar, which must be various spic The mixture is pegs ee natant 7 . a er sa *_“*_ Geer thoroughly with tigi — — =. 7. eh . Rollin >. ? ? ] ++. im * > t= ae TT —— — _ - ‘ -. ) 4 } *hain of little sausages cach ile ie usage. Every del! | it. For this purpose you ay . : pf ; iL @a we + 4 + ’ > ; wR la j a's . + . ; * * ~ Whip one-half pint of cream anc of them almost round, ; ee a Miia 2 ' a caps, ‘““* a Weighted brush meade ; : : catessen store shows a great as. . ttom r e of heavy +, hi add it to the cold dressing fust be- chains are soaked in n | Sage. ~O22 Ve | for this purpose or munky » ’ - ~ "Tt" Fi 7 a} i- Or . TAC : N , “a ' sortment. The great packing con- | .:ne screen to set jars on. Place suas nail | LAN A OLL ( OMPLEXIO? Lore serving. -* ' . ae es "APT a make thle one éf the fea- Mant . ? f . - _— +s! polisher yourself with a . r u | . up! Se ae a ee ji im VOuUer SY Se ; rick wrappe REGULAR : eee: ‘athilin, alt ye tures of their business. athes an the chien of Gee he hae apped im @ soft cet * , ' 7 : ; ‘ ‘ aA ives Js wii . “ \ -* 2 : if je result ll be a SIZE wdhgpnace: ree Tapa ag 2 hail mee el : aate order to preserve good health ) soft ’ ‘ » Y > | oo - _™- | _ + ~~ s a remainder of tae cressi LO IP ANN Si ARG SIRE Ne iA tN AI AIA a ppt 6 py Pungo teers — 4 —- & eal saimnaens rr?t. on 4 eo 7 od ————EEE . : + ; ; The mixture is stut 5est. eeverai reéce ys a littie wax elther iP paste | casings and then twisted into : ie sa ogame = int . ng n ene sookery follow orn between the oe a te ~~“ aaee roy eke. a i? ¢ r ? = ” a b a i el ms : one-half teaspoon of Salami ig made of fat *porg cut paprika, add the beaten yolks Of into gmail dice shaped pieces, Freeira ‘ Ne ’ Pi: strike eee eas re : : ° So, ees a B.S weuint 2 ~ v ye os Fy high gy Aa “ pp | nx as a tp - oan: Fem : " jabs ba , . + otis oa Se TAB. ab stPe ete teal Nah on “ rain Sk Selina aeifae CRUE NT pas so $a Chas hates ; Pai SKY : | ‘ og? ual biti : ae al Spo et wa Cees Sas Pes Re acer ith died bh se i » i ‘ a es Re WAS « Bie los REE ware v Ve yrs: Seta (re ie oe WER Si 2 mr A a Te n ind ehesey fa a ’ Y ‘ ai ai in ah ae ’ 7 ‘ . 4 - s Sis a , - . ; — “ hs : > > “ ; 37} lL, U — ar . ‘ , iVG Siaces — _ Tr * 4 et ‘ ; « _— - eT’. bad a : j Tracer ; vloss on your line ad ach, a ~~ - - rm rae v% z1I1Mme erery Iau 2 rea = ~—— . sn ‘ars . leur that 4 : f 4 ‘ . —— ss a —— me _ . ~ ' - @s 73 7 rat . , an fee ’ : lantity of protein food ' retain always by an stasis iia® J ws ; . ee" i OR GOLD MEDAL (ruta A ? -~ Se ene eat tea a ee 5 oe a . ‘ ees | - --@ - a ee tee 4 . ~ * . oF 4 D -+ —_ . —, c“_" -*, 3 .% . ; . . > - ‘ °°? : - + : _ “ . a : . = Vorcestershire : Biss 204 yee oe ) he Gace i. -. _ most. Popovers No. . > i. the .4 - -~- ‘ ~ Ws 4 . es - _ . , Suppiy is Se a , - iC mn ‘ . nod a 3 a your tnoleum ts printed i. s ree : FANCY 2. + te the corn and ir into : oled — . —_ ie oe ee a = on us. ee fore removin hte ts os ially ‘os pac _ en is print ——. ma Ween seg | oe Cc eans ati baking par opepatingg Pe ces: sai 2 Meath ° If cou: isages har Sn pee eg , = , le surface of ® gumaite line ues cm ee aE - ricot Des massa tO & L: head cheese.” | seeinna} ay ) was a es is ~—“* Dbase—then you . : ase milk, ROSE Ibs. Nav; eptinettn sert. ae | aie ci ae gael ‘tional valhe in that th saaihite ddan soon sonia a should varn - eS ae - BAe ORR - —s - # we - - - oer +h . uD apricots, or the ma a = are NES Wh le vith a good clear waterproof : : , 3 -7 re 3 . . = = & rrr 77 ee ry *) “ “ Wa P - oe : . ot =) anes a {ro A J > ; } Ph we I J : =~ ta ) squares ana iavorea ads a they are supplied ; yee his. iniS protects the pri y : i pices, onions and heros. = homey ae iesign from Being scuffed pacers ecu. oe ee LIRLINE OZ. lice of one-haii ion, o% na mele by a reputable firm, s@usages May | wanted for us ~— , . ‘. ¥ Qn f . i — Ja ‘ . ~% > ar Z yon 7, . a 63 ° - u : ee — “be .eate h the assurance that ae iJ ? Anopl scratched, Apply the varnish , sh 4 ‘eo i eh « ~ : ? wa a ’ ae ~~ i oF Di i aie : ~ } 2 > > . ” . >. — a > . > > > > . 7 > 7 = 7 - > 7. > * e 13¢ O 1 - ste . ce ~-half — " j Not Pancak «3. mee . et ee % : ene When FOU must vash »4 * ; ‘ — = n one pint water, three e seal. : i a : M | Serve Mix one-third -up chopped nuts... : oe sure that you use 8 mild Butter Scotch Roll«. with one cup pancake flour and/ Appi Marmalade oap with luke-warm water : , pers antieee ‘et peeling and LA yer aa @ paaa Ti ‘ as sia ‘ - aaa . s is ‘% ' = — ’ 7 2 a} Vee ™~ at 7 c - 9 3 ie i: « eneccsen oon eed The ee Quickly Pan-| one cup water or sweet milk. nein om aks emai) “ash but a small section of este made br creamiiae on or ¥ ae Miz in @ saucepan ith Minced Ham Pancakes. ii aac nee i —__. iinoleum at a time. oii oaeai re if et simmer for 8%! tm ao vw rar re: 5 as coarse -8@Talne: pl . . eT suUca! ; one-Ba ee a oo on caxkes May Be Prepared Mix one-half cup chopped ham $$ . : stiles aaa These “do's” and “Gents” as me Ratt bot e cornstarch with wa- 90k unt! o bi mnoug! iid short ing. Roil baxi and Served. i+. ara ~ iD pan “nike ol nee : mie - lineieum are simple, easy : - : i gunarter-ineo — =! A Real Education- Me and add Chie to the frat om ne cup cold Wale] or eweet mith. | TF % prevent Baratng = 2550) Gg ce ihichecun, Suothne ae eee eS =", | al Toy, Equipped ee ee tice Pancakes. vi dena aumaabnaem tae aia ., [loors delightfully tr n top: One cup sugar, two tabis y Ti i Deseret Be C4 OF oT S : a a a & 4 4 y + 2 b' . " az at akate ik KS ; ' ‘vat? . " BR od) oS ‘. 5 +S ~ ie. Y WE PE Rs EA ae aes ea, 2A aire oe od. , ; 5 a 0% e ‘ ae > Po a4 Fi ae PI, Lake OP aie Beg Eo OS he ke ange Wee pes a eee a) ak oe Pe aa . —_ - ‘3 3 z Koti ay nn eee somes tablespoon cornstarch. P eae a RAR SSO RRHERE VO THUTE ED OO RURE ES EHOR EES OVER EE SPHERE tC eObet EOP TROD Ee Pee ee PeeeteeneNe? py eeeee sansa ceiiod Seas ) , go i ay i weer a a 4 ; ; 54, oem i ‘ : é ‘ : . ‘ 4 '?" P .“ . * “7 “ r ae) With 12 Small ager, pasa aaah gue alicious kes bh larter cup cooked cain iia ) | engthen tiel? life, and save poons fle ne teaspeen cina a eat a ee ws — id cul water (or rice with one cup sweet milk or; .. par ead ~~ no.) “ours of needless work aroungi ren e-half cup raisins. Rell cet | Cans a a” mee ae : ver uy pancake water and one cup pancake flour. i. ..... i oa ‘3 eh , House. i cut abeut ene-half inch thick . move from the fi: -_ . : %, : ‘it sheuld cut oh | : , | 2B | ans tir until smooth. Bake Banana Pancakes. lLemen er orange ui oa ae e in pan with cut side dows wosed atc a Ta un Mt one cup pancake flour with /~“.. , 13... c ee Cooking Celery. : ¢ half All par ; Bu ae : t °Eg YO.xs . 347 1 —.* hot well-greased gricdie un- : hi] sokin ire: sali wane a eae | Na ai . a Bi ‘ - vie . added while cooking, i sired. Wa repare the . iP MOT HERS i Ixo & Gorving Gua ené 666i 1. he surface is covered with bub- one cup cold water or milk. Add | sh and p 2 at syrup does not overflow. Bake : +h ahah. . »* Se * , . Appie Jelly. ee? aGebai 4 ¢ 3 . 7 oo aglong ee Vas Ca en turn the cake and bake two bananas sliced tn thin cross- uttiing it truly fine. Jul rot oven till done, which will hie oe 4 = iJ a ‘> = tab} - - : ; One dozen sour appies, lars? « wit} ta 4 --nategg ls 4 Tadiespoon of confee- | 4. she oth » Ter cake wise pieces. Bake on a greased; _. cae pps, ers it with cold water, put te asia ) + 18 or 20 minutes. rienmers Sear : aor igs, : . griddle. / W ash and cut into pieces Witsigrtie when water boils—-tn the Cheees Biwcuit. v IRce .* see ’ ae . = "hm ram ww Cc a e) # ‘nore , = e+? Mock Chicken Salad. “a Suzrestions. Oring, remove imperfections. _OvV- kettle—cook 20 minulga Um - cheese biscuit take ome cup - . >; 7 £ ; . aa lent dh : - Butter pancakes, sprinkled with ) mooi fi ; say ici vo teaspoons beking pow- aes : 4 . -- . “ » an j q . , a faw rer cer. toen ,et Juice arcp bad J ; > ure olf mii in mm a sauce > we . } ao @? ‘ ”“ sa. it. one Ta aa! ~- a& ™ " , . —_ P ‘ , F440 ~ ate i kn | : Se se - ” ) b Boil one quart jui min- white sauce Put & @e o | fuice. . aliedie ial bi espe Shortening, ene-half cup . ‘ee a then add two unds net which was drained fem the te ' oe. Sa.ac e _ ) —— 3 -ag *c IT = i cheese over p.p- ' ' : _ liewid -« . k until tt is : ra one-half cuD grated ®af iressing and garnish with crisp le al} nreakfas r th 1- ing hot pancakes. The cheese will | S45: - SEE Ee ae ee -_ ; “ic: ees «. Sift dry ingredi- . SS | eer . : ee ee Grek ay a . : blended with the gsuce A be SSS tin rater} re : see mait i give a delightful flavor sail ‘ . mu ad work shortening. Add Grilled Wf ina..ons — vail — Ragged all 5 al? aa om th be sait and a grate of autmeg soe — coi " eo - r ry rs a 74 ie @ ‘Sc 4 - - e + ‘3 i & rs. #4 oe bas oon: evan cmlltietoieg 2 X, : ghee Jot RAYS Seg — pe Se Ren ee ones should be enut very 7 ‘nkes with Samsag ittered pancakes with; ~“*™ ; io not use enough to | theese, working it In wiah @ ferk.! ; : my Pancakes wit sage. : ‘ i 15 aie hont removing | 7° Bet use enough nutmeg | in = - - . PAR nan - N , ‘ Ji 7 - eae si ai “ . . - : : 1d be pianned : well-sensoned sausage meat §& Hee anneac sitrawvoerries, yt. ' te ~ | Serve on toast aougn 3! to halt-ineh | r ' re . ~¢ i rr? 2 ~ ’ , +1 ——" -_ . . —_? mri a >] ‘" ii Zz | oa - “ , ‘ » in a very: . ae a ' until t) Spoerries OF DIacKOCTTICS. scones : . One sort of cream of colay ‘Kn ess. ut out with amuaili j > —— 4 si re = " ) t+ - té Z -. > * ‘ id . ps . 7 , ie) ‘tn, 8, ver. ' “ * 5 .“ _ on ~~ ” secure one oven e-quarter of Cut inte und Pruit sauces and james make « , \ eof drain and strain, ™2y be made im the same Wy und cutter. Bake im greups ef Tors : Ln hou: , : = m eauce i. iting a *@r~ in ' ’ Yaria‘ rl Sr pancaxes, SAtices - ; yi SOrt. Cra.nd &nc ran. ‘reamed rele by using ' : “— " . the dainty will ha - . - uw" =! a ‘ : »/ Se 64 : ais = ° ry . : as 2 a > a ve — 7 ; » , , — * , . _ " . ’ > Pere char “ iwmas ohent. é = be as . eee ed 64 5 - - tT ei Ly ; . ) at fl 5 1 the “a+ Aes acon a pings unt: y SuLCa appie, Caerry, pineappie, . liquid, cooking the celery & “nea rance f «a clever leat, ‘ ~~. ‘ . ~¢ -- ™ _™ . " 7 " 7 nm 7 - . Zz an — . ’ ; , Serve very -owned Put oun au Le scsncrssacien * oe poste . Preparation for a iittle, andy : mn hot ye untii well penetaY ar ALi PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES seaseaae a sie atween two freshly baked pai ee | a) dissolves ang om straining it out before the am vned on top DISPLAY AT ALL MANA’ : Ce oe on 'ynch' quickly until it will form a felly OM served) The preparation am , Orange Muffina. made entirely without butter , . - 72 Teaspoons , ; i a SS . “2 . r on butts ed ots ste ant ¢ he ‘= i. rer with sired—to lessen calories ip o@ ; re > sna paltapety: aps —— Butterfat in | PIGGLY WIGGLY 1 Oc a ne ae | | sterilized sired—to lessen calories im ne te a — wa 4 » f | : ok Wied: | or milk. ee cookin t of te oo & r 4 Log Sif a combine two) Every 16-0z. } PRICE—TALLCAN : 2 auth Ginn coking f at least 20 minammge 0". Si. aad combine tg Cc ple will do wonders with} rane a syrup of two cups of| ‘this is added to the iqull a Guus Ee _ s rning gro: | . two tablespoons of flour pera . easpoon salt, two tae grouch when served | sugar to one-half eup of water. In America’ _ te ie Take — c = } Tl a © 7 & A ta bige dniry lunds are located \ 6128 EASTON—WELLSTON ' ms erench toast, and it adds! pare and cut into eighths souni “suis the celery water ands J , waoitiie tae | : Snel Libby’s 22 milk kitchens, | SALE eS I meaieiiediiimiiineee someth!z the ordinary omelet.| wow Bellflower applem Boil | °F cream or mostly mii » a ee “a where the choicest cow's : —— PRL ti tt t and eM baa*® in greased nmouligg milk is received daily '. Prices Friday and Saturday | sugar and water until a rich syrup (“6 *"S eee , t : : *' Ty} 4 ‘ler: Le ¥ é h : 2 This is made doubie rich 's formed. Then add the apples -hem over the fire until te Gi “ierate oven about 28 by removing ever half ) | ‘ning is done, then cook. ites isture. rhe 12 ntil clear. Take up , . a Rea : 6th & Lucas 6230 Easton Ar Marmalade ae ¥ | gshock React We 10 Chuck. Prime. 42M Uru necceticducader| 42S ocr ct Set seeewmame TRY THIS BETTER - 7 , : n Pork Loins #5:2%... 23'2c EBBEF == Sor 108 [meee | oo cs io Se ee , F shoulder Tenderioin, wats ver urning Run equal to the amounts - @ VW HOLE. LB. seee 4 | pw; rs at a cateat nite ; eno | Cook until very thick. | : or Rib. ib. Sirtain, !b. EVES- e , spies , ‘ars or glasFes. ee WY aw My fe ork Shoulders; Sparerits | Pork Chops mm § °° EGGS a MEE A ral improvement on oatmeal] Pork Shoulders Callies, lb... 1 7 2¢€ g_ 27c Lb. iS¢ Lb. —— nT 4! _ es ’ ’ PRICE, 450 But those people are rapidly chang-) HALF OR WHOLE, PER POUND, =" /1f)c|, SAUSAGE a 3 bathroom paper |. = ee ea Shoulder. ..\ Frankfurters. | . the qualities of ENGLISH BREAKFAST rer - Veal — ore wegen 1 d C ID. Valles, Lb. . 40ci Recommended by physicvans to relieve Pruritis Ant 3 tine. por Pramgyte sm —~ rate Half or Whole Sides LB. | z ~ f _ 2 To most people ‘‘hot ceresi’’ has | With Every $1 Purchase of Fresh Meat “ARTONS. as 6 te f / } tg meant eatmed!. Thy thought PIGGLY WIGGLY “RED GRAVY” 7c 7 @2LBS.LARD............... 21 CK fisw 2% coud improve on oatmeal $3 Boiogna.... “FINEST SPREAD FOR BREAD ee = mand » Oe PUAN, 7 haves ee spe syne ‘ . tt re & ae hanna J salicad - . - Vred 2 5 SR ¢. ra Cae”. "oye yes) Er apie ea, mF ea, ne 4 aS ae i et a. we NC Bee 4 * - _ Oe as aia an, i, tT dh ee Weciaae @htkeauieale ae waa ho > wie ehh at ee ae $d ee ee SG EF A a ee ~~ : re AK Stop aah inte ee rent Rt ke a Son j" 1 Reed Rpts ¥ r eons EP nas 4 is e : ¥ x , rye ¥ CO Me er) Ap 4%, P my aoe. se “1 Hi ecm rk dre ay hana Ca Meg .--..--. 186 WJ ! | uy ‘Ae bran. It is Kellogg's New Onta. | Loin ........15¢ | Round Liver. ¢ aoe ID, FREE! $5.00) Soft and white as surgical gauze" . on se ee x p 7 Round Liver.. Worth of Eagie gael “ 1: 4 >) ha : “eh 556° of heat | w eg One ° | Ghee. With oyi c o | steri ea Z es Wl : s. ; j ef Roast °)2° 25 GP another caste stamp suvitee B|yccrican Maid anf | 2578253 2Ptimes wit | FLORIDA @@ LARGE | 5 Pounds Granulated SUGAR 39> | sm can: Domed Oe a FRUIT 7 Pes) SIZE. fi 2 5c ; WITH 50 GROCERIES r “The Kind That’s Alwaye Right” Kewhd Ud SeUR EEE HOOe ERNST SNE EEF YORET DAG D~RE ES SBCT EEE HneOh 6 AGERE ESSE DE hteh 8 OS Ge: bs Sieh 4 CF Akad eerene pemee Ot FEewRENO DEORE Ds Hewett Oa ' — , #* nae Sealdsweet - en —— # . : ¥ ; New Onta is delightfully easy andl’ OT ee ue ; 2% to prepare. All you need do i EXTRA LARGE SIZE, 2 FOR 25c neh ) pS BEANS 10c ae = § © beil it three minutes—then serve. $2.00 Eagic “‘tamps with bic 22 pw Ste mpe with 10 PURE LEAF LARD. L3.. —_— 14c 4 ' It never hee the conehy, giuev bedy at tain tienes ‘ me ‘ ITTER’S WISCONSIN RURAL oe — ean VAN CAMP'’S SUT P MPORTED , "Tdinary oatmeal. New Oats is a! Best Grad 10 Lbs. 32C age ctr Gnemn aan a seiner ——— | light and fuffy in texture, est Grade Hoe eene Fagie Stamps with can | can VAN CAMPS CHILI, - — , : j GY ae iB. , | a og cis CRE : , REM. a Grocer f Kellogg» Ne RUSSET BURBANK—FOR BAKING, 10 LBS. 39¢ PAGNETS ......-.... OOS] View ent ae 33¢ SWISS Se at i " a nut. pound APPLES :..°\ tc PaPAiaeh is Taro | SP Rasa eee Bl ECREESE raxcy JOMathan, 4 tos. 25c¢ BB 2 28c| es } Boxes $1.00 Eagie ‘“tampese with big , 3 10c L. & V. Lismpbarger Cheese. , FANCY bettle BEECH-NUT Pkes. Wisconsin Cream (heen SWEET POTATOES ©! 3 = 10c § p22 Mae || |e Hu TARGE CARRY ALL - a - ; " BAGS: Each ie RS ERE I ick

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4 . —ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : " FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1926 MabGaimeoriees Ch) a ee Pe er -___ PAGE rn — P NT.LOUIS — BETTER FOO MARKETS petnctvew) Anan tal any . — ae ——— ee A OE ee Oe em 7 4 Ree ery, ougie “aep ad te ™ Pe ; * : Ye coe we ¥ + a ¥ hay’ , we: fy we iphdenietng: he “ Bs er eee OP ee eee ee, a A ate ate Ae La AO rte oe renee > one CHILD'S FOOD vent burning and cook slowly for : two hours. Daily I ood Requirements for a In another dish cook toratoss Normal Child. with minced onions, chopped ceie | 4 . ,+¢ Ne. Z | puddings, milk toast, milk soups salt and pepper and serve wit! gt »d a | a? a Ww ww 4 te. - ~~ —---—-- noodles. Se ye) Si’ 7 pes by EK CONSE nS SG ee Een, OS etl ee Sec aEe _. | Th: eee ray, | Chicken Chow Mein. “£4 : io ad FashionDic tates Fanc\ “Pen is ( oOokKed cereais are hest ] his Article Is Identical UW itn} A Different Salad for Ey @T\ ‘ iubs the: lays : : : pe : : t in ce t old table without detracting from the ao Thoaren ta : . PP ile mniiu "aise. —never iried. 2. Al least one otner KNOWS ail there be knowy ‘ ° . = me . " 7 , . ishere is one est way ene 01 ae never ivi ; . 442 bLLCT gnOWNn > water run through them Sprea value of the mineral] e} : and $1 , ee i A Ad 4 . » . . i = . i+} novo reaic ip og ; y orm, between the folds ge nga R, re = - should not have cooked fat, except ; ered a enough noodles to make two cups- nar eg Reta A aggre a ay Country Club es tee S iWVi = "a . * ‘ ] ul tl id Ee 7 Ps ’ } 1% if 3} rit ro Ti« © , ni- a piece of cheesecloth. Rub # se. } thai mie bacon: no fried foods. ery Ree ui. Take two tablespoons of chop- ™ bein see wega wise ry : OT preadadsS i101: _ Vi OCdCLeS; jt j beeen " 118 . ats fy ic oe, 4 creoortar rii« hy -{ rel] ‘ , : . 4 : > ts ’ . ay = > | or linoleum, whether you bene preads fo! ee tea hasten — mashed well. about spaghetti and macaroni, Iit-| between stocks to dry. When quite the vitamines contained in them. ] : —_ _— rants is Low pel . a r riiite — , : arn nme : i ao. mi at iia ae jcharnings y smart linoleum fp, puercest restaurants, © mY | ruit-—— el LT go runes. dates, raisins, LWo artllcies, [ne gillerence } chopped m1 usnh room and minced : 7 Don arch. Ang tgp .. ground almonds, citron, lemon and |, | es. da two articles, the diffe oppec Cucumber Ring Salad. 11,-Lb. Can .. pily, this one best way is also sur : - empace, C1! , pe oe oe | figa, apples. aches, piums. in the shape, the substance ‘ins | chicken—put chicken and mush- = pe - an . : ™ : + : sstéee —- roy 2 T\ inte Lil Cita: a ad. - : 4 ho% >¢ 1¥ 38 seldom } veo ore , . . fers and lace ing , plate ust his: If iis ‘ } i ‘ i ‘ AA ial 4 .» | " O . or is, so as J + igom AAf A and sprinkle with mov Sau: e a tj ] i‘ Ti tn a ] la Lé of 410-Lb. Can * *e Cc : 4 3 - _ hp ra (ie 7 lat are rr : ye " : = im kh '- One _F > ‘oaenne . , . . . ‘ ch \ e 4 inn? y miiliac reas } aA Ail U ividt ua! mMouids, bi Ca k } salt water, head up, for three- } ( A. LPaiys, My ior tnis purpose or make a sina cup sugar, -one- 1alf teaspoon salt, | iii i ery child. If th minced and one tablespoon sali‘ mae refully ov +} + ¢ | ¢ } ] ; nifehea pans ; M a ¥ si owhi ‘ a wae wal ve — 4] Be Careruiay over tne to Ol l rs é hour vhen tende ilar poll Ishe r vourself with a hea’ a one -up { { aAinwu ee ae { ‘hopped iit \ bad A , ' ci. NOt ‘ ; ‘ Make Wwniite sAlce ] butter. li ] a & Rake ae . 2 =" sn in ast ie qi omy S off QO! eg va pr va i nd a. Ss — . ais . +i. ‘ te ~ .. 2 } . } >| ’ + = ° 4 ’ . , “= € Ss = ees c £4iVVUws Ait - . S y] . =. ‘OC . s af ) & brick wrapped in a soft cloth. fine. one egg and one cup milk SLAR Gara, e mother should l ind milk. When ated at ht minut % a Si \ “ene Country Club; a " " . z i . yaa’ oe - ey, - . ‘ . min Les. >Ww Pret a id Ty : ate j - aw *] "I ne result willl be a soft melie , gift toget ne T 1i01 ane baking ee tha g ‘ L# sil imps, noo Le S, pers, a i - a8 : \ il . 1 ane eb: " “yy | eget : rey , ‘ : ss y sis ‘ ; a a Ae . : . eee : ; ; , s Fo a bs se A ones ’ AOoodte Salac - agressing’ ali piace on ice to chill: 2 Ib. C 7 85 loss on your linoleum that yom powder and salt, add nut meats. The f: h: nildren under one | a! epper. a a mea ee, a eee ar “ee af St ree ° " axe, ¢ : x etal alw = h ; j ape : . , a : état a 3 : . : _ sran | ane iwo | Ups COOnk ¢ ] noocies, arrange on salad qaisn on bed Ol retain always by en occasions dd egg ilk and stir the dryj|year vary so much in thetr re- rame covered tn ante “ae net pe cae a! ; 4 ) a ; y ‘ asain a el = : P 4 ree Cups Sort dded { age, tvo lettuce and servé with eithe r may- pping and touching up with ingredients into the liquid. ut in | quirements m: it unwise to rec- Nes st ~In¢F TY ict ‘ ; = = A « ? rs , - - ¢ r - . . ’ 4 : * : cloth moistened with quid “ sheet cake pan ana bake for tit ; Oommen encral qd Or iniants ae ae ne ee . , shredded radishes one Meaium-size he ac that are fourths hour in a siow oven. f that ere. shicken, lo r oO! oiled harm : re : & . Ww alked tf) fgurt ; rit . . ee : ‘ wag / ; ee i ; preen Té pper mince ad two ups I orridge. . > ‘ . . '* > . Ti¢ i is fy! - Ts i ‘*S ¢ ~ ° | ry). > > * the surfac: f « y sole : , ane haking pow de *. inch ri " — ee pe : isle = oo bOO* 5 sFP AIT . bid. reat peered, OUF taDiespoons cho} . ‘ water -» itt] =o 14 ‘ si™ - Ate i a re nt lne linole Tt spoon: AOA sd SAS t)j ‘ Li ; aa ¢ = 4 { 4} eetyira, “terse : : 5441) TN Z| Wea ©] Ps a LIL Lie Sait. issolve in a little : . : ee : sia whe 6 Mies : nell ped parsiey. base—then you should varnish eait, two CUDS sWwec, LLLan, >, bread ‘run one tablespo » Feet i} Mix si ’ 17 } " ; Ti¢ : F aneh: P Yr) ? i ‘eae a ’ ' La with a good ciear waterproof Vey , (or WW gto MmiLLi = * " habe : : ; | . : . : Zz } 4 : 7 aor é. Di [= eLiit . le " ¥ ? 3 EE : es He a : mavonna ise dressing and serve . iti TY i - . ‘ $ it c ' cl b c ib . } ? +e = : ‘ aye rs ™ ins oes \ 1d j ‘ iJ alia . 4 , . . : "ae 4 iA . 4 ‘ ae i ‘ i i f ‘ 7 . av = .¢ f = j ‘. re ry aes. pane ape : cts the prin et aaees ren ll ahh he - ——. See "silt ‘nd drop in epoonfu int deen; White leaves of cabbage or lettuce. | — : os aT bo! Ai ng red oun ry u reamery, ira Cesizn irom bein sc , read ra HE tho autekn nee = noon fait. 113 lik, La - ' : water), an pol a few mi C t HT b $ t scratched A : Re oe ut opening oven door : : MOMIN: at. ‘ry, until rolden Noodles and Prunes. ep: ow 1a tt . ; ; oun ry u wee craicned, pp ie ¥ — ogee: rum bs t an leese and I me : , . ‘ ine 14 i ‘sired thicker, ac 1e VOlk of one aR pply. u varnish | Popovers No. 2 _— - — pialecliy 5 gaan '” | brown nis make ‘licious Cook noodles 10 minutes in boil pela . C ib thin, even coat. Do not attem i tae Volks, loroughly beaten, int nn 5 ote i mn Legere Tee ; —_ } gg to tne rn starch and Oo} ream, Da 42s See 64 : LAaia e 4 ‘ cv s¢ 2 a . ot, t« ,37 “yee } Two cups flour, one teaspoon salt, ° , ish for Sunday morning's a re a ee iT ter) bef iding t [ OU >| ? * ‘er : ’ . - abies . » =“ * +7 > ’ ‘ nm ig , ; ‘ r,? Cc er " lis ; } ¢ = - . TTLiin 4 Yé © 4 ‘Shs Lore iit ‘ ne ) a ut ravine! let - ja On . 7 . tiene —s . Bs _ " ~ _ Five i il 2eer ee }I} v SHUSaLU eS . sii; peaten 3 ¢ ¥ Put e . { . the brush In a unlforr : : Pe nn a nati Leaspoon Sode 4 4 eT — 7 2 a ee Sa ae ae emgs beaten sfiti ur into DON Noodle Hungarian Goulash. noodies in frying pan containing | ~~~ | so — ) oT VONDALE. Cc ref il lected; i film. Allowing at least kh day be — eee aaah , tered baking di and bake in mod Boil until tender one ma in ae ve hs ucrcon: ; ‘ pn ‘ —s ye gest», oD ee tae! ee oe ee) oe ey pe ee alineN gE MAREE e EN EE er a ENT Re Be gi RS OL Sn tg, 2 tpg teeD enna ey ew a seat tai ha Kies acti i re ee eee oop with luke-warm water «ani . , » Vo _ Aedes ~ a4 ©] wash but a small section of : . _ CUA all ’ z } . ‘ y wr paste Imade by creaming one U : ae ae J. -~ 7 _* > &") _ + : > rit Li hal : oa I P| Ti ii ici ap > ] l ne 4 iinoieum Ai a Lime. y =e — = ; . nate niet j OOK Town Siu, _ ea ii' ia : i - R "hh oee “4 98 ra *eett r Cann l ,ueberrTi AhKe in not and ? T hese do S and Gon ts f enlid chorteninege 1] akin V on — . FOU eeatvi & Aiba tides Jia | & Deine bs . C - on 2 lines a ‘ : _ +, r ; : _— " i Lutte +. . , Se: linoleum are simple, easy rules t ‘Ss wees ' > ™ ‘) | 2 ’ , i y iit ? 7 ‘ " ; . e+e 94 ~ : > . ** e ; . — " 4 as . - e Ade ‘ ‘ i id ii? PT thy dAa« ' ‘ se” ; tinue cookins until . met > ; } at 2 cy ' *i .~ _ , der biscuit dough to a quarter-inch =~ x ; ee en ae he dios aerate | = , follow. Yet they will keep your thickness Sorinkle the following U‘® ct Rint Sb : " , | ea Biack or me Bottle j aaa . ‘ Ras La nies -- & —_ ~ ~? floors _ dell ehtfully attractiva on tor me ct tu ab} | . x) ——— “a ' Tan, 10c C ii it; = - i ae re ’ , ae a ia . 4 ’ ° . “a6 ' att aes : on Bian : Me . os, rT ae “~ j ~ lengthen it ife, and save ye spoons flour, one teaspoon cinns SEY cove wane ‘ey PS SETT Onn me ETI, gL - PET sae tstettig/ Wey apoE — (fy 2 a WEEE EUW Ber acan ‘for see . > 3 oer — . ie . — ’ : A eve * ay, e* : “f . ees ‘ o* “.\ wee on beg’ s ~ Y 7: j ; : , hours of nee ea ess work around th® non, one-half cup raisins house. end ent about ene-half inch thick. Spm Giees is & ama ae me Bh NEL (cag a BOs “tha | iA \ TH, : Fresh Cali- l Cc ° - . ry) ree a-4.%°° yw yn ei Be. 7 *. %.° ; “yr = a+ a - A 1“ & a 14 , e ‘ i i dg —_—— | VV ai sh a Dn d pre pare the cel * : net rs V ri ] ‘) ad oe Ss a) Oo i ,% a ' lé + 3 2: : : x ot oa’? Ly 4 - - I yr* P 4 cutting it truly fine. Just o¢ ln = tae i ‘|| eee te y ' . £ TBS 23 Sets Se , ~~ | 4a /p PA 7} ; i, Ce i' fi | . ma } till done, which li FAR: Ming ie LD , by fe oo en iat On Cr Ce, Rae es Ota oat 2 a HiKeE Home made. it wit h col | water, put to cook hh in oh : ' or 20 minutes. EEE A pistes “It a si ft Cf. gS , £.- 5 £ ‘ teh o's Sy is Soa” Rae $e: \V wih n un ater boils—in the cove 7 ‘| ' , ig Yee heet. fish or fowl. / : a J j ‘ j . > Pp Lb 74 hite 14 UC ; Put in the ce : ; » : Se ee ie oe ee vere ee * . Siecle .s ~ > 2 nA pr> y ~ " 7 ; \% = 3 ; f 41 vi f wy, er S & ; af ll blespoon Shortening, one-half cu ENR gOS RRR PDE E OREN SR Sea retire ti dln bret nn tu rey ESE ud At [ , \ Nh I, WAN | which was ned from the coe i Ro cena haere this Cora “A BPEL Od. MeL : | ad) f rn? .. ‘ > eer . > - 4) . - a - 4 4 ; :. ‘ | L 4 . 7 fi j , iff * i; ; al ‘ ? ; a 1F rety? rree } : and one-half cup grate. ing liqu cook until tt is : | blended 1 an the sauce. A lit@pe American | pease: A Gry sngredi- s ete ne Old Datsi“edineaail . for Healthful tg | : ‘ae Wi) Wal} _ ‘|salt and a grate of nutmeg mse mis and work in sho ae SOG ie liness. The fine, fiat, flaky particles erase all the dirt, ‘ : i A \\ ~ mT / 117s — 9 MT K rT uUailV A} ASL\V ne A “ee ; y oo ew eae ame eT eo grease and stains andthe invisibleimpuritiesaswell; ai gene ARPA Wi Zaye | . Iot use enc ae AS 1OOKe, Prantl Lin Wian a TK 4 a thé mire JT) mh. \ a ~ > Wy we / yy eT | ani wae GaeuEs BaRes a 8 hate tnok 10 laboratory tests show that surfaces cleaned with Old : 2% he ante \Na@'S34 GZ Af Wipf | | a h Oo} Toa: 2 . i ic pe sl L { bei il i i ** fla ,P ro" ‘ rc , . ' ’ VA, t | One sort of cream of celery thickness. Cut out with small § Dutch are really hygienically clean. It doesn’t make | e (i. . ) ‘CL UY CHUCK, per ib. may be made in the same way round cutter. Bake in groups of § scratches which easily collect and hold impurities. 4; man, ~~ e// G ARM r ib. ‘jecreamed celery by ising mx three so thatthe dainty will have §& Th hi Is lik it i. Sabin . ° pe RM ME ee crpcercnce’ of a ciever toot (I ere’s nothing else like i sh N\A BLADE, per Ib. liquid, cooking celery clover preparation for a ittle, and @@B Fate in hot oven until well |i : Sg PRIME RIB, per Ib. 30c straining it out before the soupm rowned on tot - per oe : ais 2 ‘ved. The preparation can senee Shuttins. Laid ry | mal & V.VIVIANO & BBOS. Macaroni Mfg. Co. nade entirely without butter ff I ee : i bee rs a sired—to lessen calories in soup ..... o, 4 ee eeiase ‘ 1. a of os ci | y ——— - a WHOLE OR — 3 Sc using only the flour thickening a@® io, : 7 “ aatrine " 9 , ange. ift an ombi two) mae - PER LB cooking it at least 20 minutes ala ogg is - : 'e.0 88 onderful 0 Wit * Sc -20c .22c .20c |this is added to the liquid. t 2a Why Is Thomas "| two tablespoons of flour per owpee = ”°™I°T. OMe teaspoon salt, two ts , ; = Market the E liquid—the celery water and mip es ee Se | Food Store ss oF. | Per ° |Or cream or mostly milk—potam °°"s mei Tt oa > | | SS us Lb 28c , | the two together cold ané stl cena ls ake in greased muffin | f = Re ai y 4 . 7 Open Saturday Eve. Till ee es: Cohen ‘them over the fire until the Me bans in moderate oven al it 20] - f ) Y 4 j }]-709 N SIXTH qT 7:30 ()’ Clock. y Ou Are Al. tN $$$ ening is done, then cook. a nutes. — a A oe Sy ’ - ion ed to Park in this District ‘soup can be called a family ors Blueberry Muffins. re \- a peprteny ae : ly, | iD ¢ ne FE i Lb Se oo So! 1}. sift together two cups . 8 OWN neat Currots BOILED HAM, 35 SALT PORK Ib. 90 " marmaiade is don Aad : . ge : Cabbage Whole of %. Ib. | ' . sana to che amount ot sont T DUCKS . 34 presseo SPRINGS, 20 8 wo" wad | | | Pg 15| PARSR°S 2 Its, 15 — for 25 2 for 15¢ 4 tor 23¢ » | Cook until very thick, Put up = : co > Be. TO'rls, 4 Dba... ' v -- , Size; Cc 3 for c ONE OR MORE SIZES IN EACH STORE | ‘i 2 Grimes New Cran- ang POTATOES Each A real improvement on oatmeal | HAM Mild sugar — i bel 3 | se ] Ib. Dace berries i"... 10)10%: bs, Kowset, 30 or tin: pedi hickory smoked. 2 ee Lbs. | i : RL bir A] | BANANAS "2 = 15¢c Dwarf Bunches RADISHES, GREEN _ ONIONS. ot To most people ‘‘hot cereal’ | 5? OC Bag . : 1 A Sterilize@ sfie2 2c" Ui preaktast Bacon MiSs Gue* 38" 260 MSE ane TO 2 flrages2== 3 _ But those people are rapidly chang- | hickory smoked. . whole fancy... |Grapefruits . V tor ~ wees CA LFORNIA NAVELS 3 3 er ne. They have found a — — - One-half or Bib or | com Clas Walnuts, 4 Ibs....15] Rib or Loin Pork cole 250 | } } | ot cereal—a cerea) that combines a ; 4 p : Ch 26 alieween Dates Ib. th p p i qualities of — 0d — Ay Pork Loin Whole - 2 | Loin. OF 0 S, = New ~ ee lbs... .35 Pork Roast, Shoulders, 10 | 7 size; JUC Hg - , 9 vor ; de ood elements 0 a / a es > s . icians to relieve Pruritis AML tine, coiaen whole wheat, including Callie style: Mincemeat, large jar....25) netsh | OYSTERS oii ee 2 Sees ee ee P ORK SHOULDER 8 Ibs up_. 1 6 oe See, © 2 Ibs poe i T U. S. No. 1 ok ° . 4 New Oata 3 blend of oats and - Comb Honey, 2 for......46 Senate Seade " as surgical gauze | a ‘rsweard g Be Sera the == pe: a ee weed Fancy laa Figs ib on New Nits, 5 | a O A Grade..... P 8c gs per yr Dai ed food. The eno ne white : , a MOSS 202s — Eee ee Mes VW with 250° of heat 3 Senpany a ound the indi vidual | % U G A ~ Granulated. ba Ibs. 3 O B Citron, Orange, Lemo Lemon Peel | Mixed, {b__ i ng at Fancy Nancy Lbe. Spee = I (ass 9 ruenter=, ===" | SWEET POTATOES [= iY giorious ll enn ai made a — Seasamgaaamana é' rints Fresh Keoasted: Ib. Paes bew delightful food. ‘The combination COFFEE | 60 strictly 33 33l= Princ 7s ar 1 3 | SMOKED HAMS sigan tee (eee = rs APPLES “== == . s. s. ee New Oata unsurpassed for Remier-Leber Special Blend. Steel cut. Packed in 1-Ib. pact eo : New Oata is delightfully easy and HAPP)Y Pork 2am Linker a Brenst. Ib.. Apple are opie to prepare. A!l you need do is HOME T oO Mi = T o E S cape prin, ib. 17 a 14 APP allon & boil it three minutes—then serve. Ne. 3 size can. Ked ripe, hand- poe. real 20c can value. Sausage, e, tb___ “5%, BO * Cider ; G Fz A CRAP J “yy Fancy California jars or glasses. ESRD. an RENE take BORE verte en) ee ee ee ah be Whole or t<;: 8 LES eno Cans Emper ors for Itnever has the mushy, gluey body of Strictly “wewatd sos New Oata is — Fancy gi ] A ? NAVY BEANS ] A CHUCK R¢ ROAS freeh, LE. 10 ROASTS fy enn ccc c a ee emmeemmnenemmmnmeencceemaseecceemmccmmscesassasaaaae { la tand fluffy in texture. Ask your Fancy. Hand-Picked Michi Franks T T a firm jirm heads. Gtocer for Kellogg s Ne Ww Oata. HEAD Sond mendy cookers. aes age A ats I Sirloin Ih U = ee LES. Sugar Cured Minced lh ee ound Carrots, 3 Ibs.................... 400) Turnips, 2 Ibs., —__a&¥e gb © Potatoes vc scus_0 IDS, 75) Apples case. 5 lbs. 140 fee as ce Bd | Oysters, Ot. -»» 00 | Celery Sam... s meg 3 COR wtamice* 10 Cauliflower, large heads ..........20¢ | Cabbage, 4 ibs., ................. 100 NEWOATA * & Ham

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a “PAGE 40 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST- QUANTICO LEVEN DEFEATS WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, LEVEY SCORES | The Newest Foreign Invader ; PIN: St state Ripe Bite cys ‘Advantage in Service Game (Carveur Pays 9 TOUCHDOWNS | ccimeaae eerie Only Washington: lente 0. Fe | Appears to Be With Army, | $246.30 Ta A ee = =—SSttSs«éRReeguilars to Go ===: Notre Dame Coach Writes Race at B Seuth Daketa State 14. St. Leuis OR MARINES : ge : é Kirkwood 9: Maplewood @. , 3 2 | cs ae —— , EASTERN. Contest Will Be Meeting of Two Outstanding Elevens — | Impotred Horse, Making Behe - aes x Brown 10. Colcate 18. . . : ee = sh Dal 2 Navy guards have ap- Navy has one disadvantage in my -— | Sapin sige eT > eee Pe 4 & 2 orn ; " ’ , fates - ‘ Tbrt t . 2% . ro - = -pg77 G. Hough i, ae ae | ge = e°Ts wat a the 1 Lars es Lebanes gee _ mos oe hingten ared t ter advantage so far opinion. It has played a very hard Carveur was bred in Engi A i Cn BR Bn : eed. re OE ; ; cs ee SS te as Cathealic r.. , treat s : — : ‘ org: ae = al . , 7 a = a an 1 Arn schedule and this of necessity has and it was his first appearance i ; Dher i “ * om ¥ as P ’ : . , Sai ™ diate > . . oa 4 - ers ‘ o- =—_ °? _ vs a ‘ = * ent e. 3 2 . B= | ‘ ie ser r lat _— | Manhattan College 13. ™. Thomas ic ie ‘ ~ ' - recuperatio nN of nervous strength . oe. } (ne TY1 ¢ >I — & >? rie Pid : | n = Pormke . , ay? " . ‘ , — nd £E | is very slow and so I don’t look H.. ...Byckmas Be Kk H Pach | | £4 + rent of the regul ssig? Virginie 3. Nerth Caroline @. ee , : a ee | Se ee Toone €. Renters @. for the Navy to have as keen an Whittier = * schum way : ‘ -_ - Pos bicks . ~ : ; ; , c | i oe a : . Offictale—Referee Dr F. A. Lam- nap ley 1c hee aey impressive ieorzia Tech ©O@. Acburn -; 5 : ¥ . : ed ges as the Armr. ihe Army has , taere was very bert (Ghle State}. Umpire. L. & Me- e FC GE : Vanderbilt LS. Sewsaee ba : 1 a i | had a weil planned schedule tn-_ ijitt! ragering on the gelding Ne. : mt . . ' sr Tass ; “Ve rtd T. Washington an ' = > rr) ; 7 p). Head linesmean. ; _ ‘ os Fiertda ; x en Dp } ; Tolvin niy three b a mee and ne _ ; same ( anelllea ; h nnel! hn Birmingham Southera 3%. Rollins Cel- 4 z y three iar games and ay knew anytiing about his ea rden Bex . 3 ves miare a yjarte T ¥r3 eta its peal , SCORE BY QUARTERS. : iB Sco eG Ae | : — * — m tise, Wales sonal aa iS : can ‘ ~ NO rr : - mart — ‘ leg repe ¢ y Washingeten . . - -* , : : BAMA. ' se eet, a — —— = Whe ‘ : =o > _ ‘ nes . ner hie Start “obst it ctions— Washington. Riek- rnett, rLaASSie %. Ax Louisiana State [ ro ge ye ry © sich — oo , ge n , art came, Carveur ert fer Harding. Drake for Sturbeia. en oi ni ys ngeiv At Tu : University of Louisville 13. South- igan. becaus > oe ad he AY 7er was away siow ly, but he wag lucky Kaplan fer Drake Surch for Whitt- 1B re Tha? é ern * : a a ~~ gees all the way. There was an opening » * Mi Den- . l nirersit Vf iasieatono! $s Misais- : os . : Pore. : —eeE 7 So _ . : -_ ; — cw ler, MeDenouch fer Burch. cDen riven an brs ' eo mitt + ni iad oe Se Siew : re elisa Side and Fisher rushed aid fer Rickert: Marines. Bureer for = _ Tes ss aa , | | ala , $ RO CO re ame piays Carnegie tech usa. He took the lead on | MeLain. Arneid fer Brunciie. Levey eo te # ) vier ° oe « _ ' | ee t Pittsburg .tomorrow. Carnegie i ar Ss com , Ci ‘Sere po ‘ ii€X » ‘ “ ee 7 _ " to Louls«'sare ™*., “Tississtp- 4 vs i " : 4 ah sha > east team 'n its his . _ se . — urn, and, increasing ke : +) " —_~ ° Sta. eTment - fer Pech. Bukewsuy fer “Schumwary. | : : Stecke for Thempseon. Saliey fur nuch } l @ expec at pi 1. ol nassin: . ; ‘aii a n co tb : ) Spauiding. Duncans for Kyckman. Crow ; 1@ varsity men mpk Hampden Sydney ©, Marsha D aiserigis — | ee ty are without the} four lengths. Nimrod wag seesn@ = ° . ‘olzat cross created that . " ee ° | j AJ . - - J ~ :7 ; + . = ; ‘ i “ - “ee =. for Heagh. Brougher for Hunt. Phil- y. Sne 3 ee a | A +4 mane ss that they and Warning third. | a aenel lips for Clement. McLain fer Burrer. ~ 4 a os 6 ' - onorst 56: ; otre Dame. Notre tie > 4 an aropped aenpiiete alight: a North Carolina State 7, Wake Forest ._ ua factive > - , 7 . 7 ' ppp Dame has gone through a terrific | LOMBARD WILL NOT Brunelle for Arnoid. Puch fer Leves ot: sta rte: 4 a : : — o the tackles | mers v Wiliam and Mary 1:4; Untwersity of Way schedule and is beginning to weak- 4 3 ee By J. Walter Goldstein. fe ; ca aiiinimaie ae binge Richmond 0 i I would give the Army endsashade|en which is only human. BE ADMITTED TO THE t these two ancient) er misstatem Re ai mia ae fen hme ek ia oat ee oe ay os : a7? _— ~~ Fhe ; As a. . demy © Howurd 15 VMillisapes ’ PAOLINO UZCUDON 4 sco Ghia , ) t: Mieoone! een 2 A pape sis or sectin me By the Associated Press. ; . r S « ° Mie ° ' “ Tr, re, } ’ . > + > =* ; } ~ es AS re k } = or ~~ - - LI] N. . Henderson Brown 7 he N: | LINCOLN HIGH WINS CHICAGD, Nov. %—Semte Tei emansé st + } . + e “4 . . - .. 4 . ° . . - - - .* a 7 : king : + er! an oses to to r N Presbyterian (Coilece 9 Citadel 86. r) ‘ ; ‘ $ prod pay Ne : re a | : 3c°R ch. oe da . d wd aa z | ? ? | oad — MEETING Carson-Newman 12, King College ©. ae but Han n Bal Sun quarterback made| Coach Harmon of Dlinete Gilles a tags | | 92-5 setom ngston Gtn.et af Transyiveania 3, Kentucky Wesieran 0. pra ee aio } lars for Sum declared that Lombard ha@ Ses ieted, a! was only wys estabijj Aeep irgi SiiGing init -— . si : 5 s* ; silliens South Dakota State a u d *clais = ‘ : + re . : Liha (ollece f the Ozarks 14 Western f : ‘a HH : ae : yy Oe Fic Ne . i incoln not } a am in viola cin th conference rules fer LAN 4 . Fun ; one denied ast Gcozen p. ne Bruins anne the fea ~ the exrm ea = etic + and ield ca. hown i at Snap in thre veart Sumner los! Dean Poor of Lembard admitted : suchdow Stealing three wat ah Reheat Nk ad Fe Utes ie Se neg te ? a month Cae oar aint oe Miceee 0H b's * WET Washington 10. Nebraska 64. th. nir e 3 , rewular he hree g2: : 7 his sea- bs he eligibility code had tees q . vn , : viol d in the past, but insisted “2 ee 8 7, showed © that Lombard’s record for the past S — : fourth 9 2-35 two vears had been clean and asked re in the rit + timers in cf for readmission, pledging his cel- | : . lege s support for all time in the i his unerring idahe 1%. Creighten a. oe Arm 7: ee rever, Ei nim roe. _ na interest of clean sportsmanship. a Outplased by 7 ' . , ‘ Simnsen 12. Pern Ta. Lolliege 180. ec] - hh ig ms — ae - : . , te = Lombard was dropped from the y om cs . ——— all “ Sort} _ . sour ra! Fleid (college 6. ball, constant glié OT T v n ! ; gridiro - ‘ ' oa ' evant id ee are ¥ 2: - rt } bd rT? ’ — we . ? 2 2 : ; - Are on Star +e tha as honk a J rietory 5? : . ™ ; . i i . ; q = af i? ‘ ‘ : 4 un their 192 di nN sched- : hs : : ,arter bY A * ‘ = S ’ ~~ Soe £ = a , > = ™ - 7 = bad “ ‘ “y ’ . sf : , J ’ - ’ rwres : . . . | oar . 7 4 * . > I h st} | ombard % intel | the ope . }. Sumne a vies this afternoon. o-vard rum 1 Was- e ~~ Wlaer) eS i ricera;ty af ‘men'nnarm *. . : .. , ~k “~ ’ ‘+e s " — > o + a y, bh } , wy : he \ Teac In Himself. nemen Star. on as Levey who tipped the bi imunds stat : we are vervY anx’ > = , se > (. rere ' Thr ‘ a ry ~+ a 4 + \? unbexpecredg ig 1001 Okiahben "4 (;minhema 14. aie ee . W a hanet a enzazce 4. _ , — = , . — —— : 4 - Trims ( olumhbia. ciese:] campaign Morningside 19: South Daketa [. 0. pot ls - : CG fines ward . was a $0 Derwver {f oleradae sdliey 29 Frankiin #@. bh alfhac | | arm c Bread! + bY x ‘ - =. . "ak ¢ 4 ad , ai : mer 17°14; OB. ‘Use. whose . ae . = ° is +, Tit? “i« ‘4 ii . . . ’ . . - ati ~~ . . - . ‘ > VMilliken . n = “nese € ts r Tor ‘he Navy To try to ram _ | a : ’ Teey . 4 in ed. ¥. a ma Western Lricn 6. wayne Normal ®@ * men Wigglt t- a ate hte Nps nee , , »? md . } 1c 4 - wring ~ — ae ; ; > ; . ’ Wentworth -_— MP MIper . ‘ ; bee aa Ji’ 4 Year Kearns Secale a mee ) ' ~~ 7. Mentana State 0 a : e : . : ” +3 e 2 meeeahite a _ 7 = 4 +r x Diay Sh ] hi 3 mee ia eu lety ‘ . . were aR | vs. Parmetter a aattnan Calin yer a ee nl oes popu af, t 18 year, at , ae y to tie ; the Amateur Henrv Te fares Lipski M 5° T * : : 2 | } Poe , . - : , . : Bears Inspired , Seurt a ‘ : it West Frankfort 183. | ' te ah ' ‘ae ic-yard “uth Dukota, 5. Passes completed ar Herrin @ ittack will shov et f a , o ; — = . ry . : wages ae . .. e ° ; atta = Pict etre: (ok _— Fr a 7. Goth Bakete, & Poe -o 61. Anna @ t r ‘ks. © o! : — built for service. wo | lodged agam | 3 ' wo Dri in that rece eves against St. Louis—30 yards MUNICIPAL SOCCER Soh n City 19. Carterville 9 ' | ' > ‘ | . 7 . se ) ° th ine bs b= Peak | | | iucowns oF | sare mark - prise. eee % © rooney Tt ‘ } « Rott tad ea Prac Dl PT cpap g) Rs te, Best Game of - ts 4 while cearres of flow the lia hter le ~- | ‘eam m wed te Stand shouldes to sho aguinst that su betiturions. =. Loui—A ennedr for RESULTS Cartpeonduie » & uaIrph rsebore 13. ie ' a — , ~-_s* : ‘ * we b ie ' “Fi fa ; larter. Bez- me mere per : Ararns dordan fer trimes Kearns PR FES Xs s7 ‘ LE S for Kennedy: Downer for Koni:cht — hp calataiaain SATIONA? nematn fie z her » ball i as i from ™ the Panth Butler fe Cr rY ‘ . AS0VNAL LEAGUE = ' > ’ rant hers : for ecilins: Hanratty for FAIRGROUND GROUP: ieee Snot onie Cc | mIree Deriods 1 : Durnberg. Seath Dak-ta—Achwein- ‘ = — ' Caeo ‘hicago Bears , . ' . — , “3. SOUL Wiit- furt for Harding: A. FEegers for K. Pelish Faicons %. Palerme = a he SS ener | |. Ase ‘hrusts toward Ferere “cheret for Welter Mererhus 0, Wehner @. Frankford Yellewiackets °%@- Creen ; ; 3 ; = : bees 2 me a i - " ‘ . 4 : uf ’ n Th . * ‘ , > ling uD a ting : Schreves 4. North Ends I Sar |! , , , as : : | med thie hades ee ee : points te ¢ ; The wr, tt * Canton ®. Akron @. ; ; Shirt very simiis | = Peotistrile S&S. Previdence @. “oO N : , icv US e Si 4 ° in ag iy soe be cp aoe y and esl On the do 922 Olive St. =D WHEN AMERICAN LEAGTE, ple shift, the wing back shifts fai 7" OF STAND FALLS . — Ps ‘. " a Ss - Chicago Bulls 0. Wilson's Wiideats Rew re performed spirit and might >} t ax soanaticc Pate ee at -orma v2 r "an rf . eet a paces ipey | PRs eh lage | A Cordovan Brogue, too, selling at $12 a m1. 2+ e Train from Quantico +) ; : , “es " id r } » oe . : "Ts +9 ‘ : : Yanke } tT the Amoctated The visitors opened zs Perhaps som: +h : aie , te Pas §6=6— Egre! scored : about fair nositio! at least re pos the } is , Ban slapming attack. Smach-| minutes later when he intercepted : Na eames Ge ak See ee Carthage Claims Title. | Better Value Dollar for Dollar BRE Pe a section of the| SEATTLE img the line with telling gains an sa PAs: lap 0 rom (Qe Tac it four } Ss wrovinia we os a, S. [12 a in , - nes — ug Ser: executing & neat pass they carris@ once wore had an 1 te, men were playing their |: rarsity | 8 Fasop 0! a see “iTii amd H : / : : y tefore ‘ University of the piny right down to thn : a? ; ae -_ la el “er - ‘ af og 8 foo0thba . x 1a. ame : _ t Pe mid ‘A i cf" ‘ TeRe ’ age ; ac > —_* , + —— en - os , ie . Satur ‘ay © we 4 . 7 x i O : . ‘ ; i f 2 rm a - 63 . ‘ " eis r = . . . = oe ied ; ’ ‘ . = » a ' ~ . . P ‘ : 2 ¥ - : * > > : - 10-vard line na a Touch ¢ 1@ @xtPa noin: - AANn.4, stam : he] ina emda. ‘ £13 18 ‘ b..8°% a! iat ; . tomorrow ) 4 . we OF > Wptversitr seemed tmminent within ss 1 sdiabonesbiataaen | Seth occasions. Knight pl , ' #, Last Game for Several] Stars. pcees ithwee Mis . 2s eo n.versc ' Anenuren “to _ — ' en! acs ; ; ; , ang tan few minutes of play Here. wnemen Stopped Kelley Fam ind wert ons . thy 2 fame MAarned a a * ‘ 7 asas™ 7 % ; ver ric snow, iost, ever, Washington braced ; sya sesppmcagy , : | te: 3 sity of Waal eT @gain cid the Marinee chow A ' —_— a8 Ong aves ne | . OF ft) a oS apm : : " | ’ R be Ea | : — fo : 7 | waa | bogs 3 . CmeMmDe?r...-- , ‘ . 3 — ’ a7 4 : he ot tacking Pow ae ‘hat Nut thea 7 , cae : e = inte : + + VW ‘ : S ’ c ; Hi — - sae . 7 f , Tha Washi iighter lecals in danger "Th 4 rena ft. 4 - ” - . ,* os ‘ ALi OT" L : ? ? “ons rT} ‘be re : Ti Res c Le. ; ee Vv a a ‘ ’ "re A? : : q . ; : - ow ciam™m all er their yardage cains were lie'itaad ~~ ' a = : —————— :; uly 8s: ha ol . fines! — ee pet 4 = ; . rere: ndous to lemy serious sectors of the grid- tory when tm bareheaded for coy ) : Lok has barked My Store Ts 2 Doors tad “= { — fae [Porm = “ F ‘ - ye om P q ; ca eee x 7 -: rom the Corner— tse : ifter the Viz . ie — ee four-fifihe tae Notice My Address ‘ >... ne house @ : : - | - ~— ame ended Do Not Be Deceived or Misled é i is city. wee: the ; cm rh “ge feothai! SO a a a a a a a a ae VORE ROOMS NOW READY Phe first ome fDussired nm the aew Downtown Y¥ _ . a a mto the fleid.. sk:1! Their plans were Washington had {ts one clortous saat 0 ail th eppertunity to score early in the .... oo ause ‘he newcomer’s ad- were ithe effectivels stopped , it then s second pertod rhen a ay oe se irture of a rom en Instead of cu ng en punts were | ing pu — , iow, emlin® 4 = ’ : as a sign vards in ~ & of Fir, a ten’s i42 * “St. Lowis’ Most Successful Tailor” . “ed Manflus 31 t— 0° Nebraska eut of iv " AS? hed " 4 ' : - . ™ ‘ : : ji~| “ ™ Thre thin riarT - . : - i a = 7 , tre haltbacks ran | little opportun — ua. 7 7 7” nai . : : > : Ans a weomer Was seen dash- a o th id ; : he side , ow bh iwork in running Vi &a hiacked a“ Mart: om & 4 ” ~ ! 1 Ory Right End Duncan was in ee ie 3 : 18 ; i h head ” the trae | with feline lertnees ig Tit : Set. side ine TY « na then greeted him as h . ie a kickine and not gn epponent within (+, : ne Washing- tried to cut in mati: kept the ‘iree vards of hin» . - ere He used . ee taking the loose bal! on the run ig poo eh ” ; ~~ re ee oe Sene ou : is -, : n omen — nd { ; 1? Paermaina: * - ° : ia +-e@aenta S: @8 Mand Washington _ he on ; sare’ ; ely Las a 0 1@ sped and - ea eget i Sieguately on the suc: eeding piars rhe gai Atte pt Vas 0 ah : . . = oa put the piar — ; od. é «i Pet ’ ‘ or [nie ana the ball went over to the vist. — , t a : : P ; | : . r Ion ever : . : bers, Defense Against Levey pe git ngs . . a 7 : ' ore a! : a ; “ ’ ; eee *| # ter + , . ‘ . -i a% am the pertod Quantico wna he Bear di fonse went int * — oo . ail , eee aN ase PICO AST th. irities to consider it v PP et RG +. Pelt ith ot OP . : ; : OPS Et a : ; his pursuers. At the 15.- yard mark a green-tersered plaver WB OO09 0000000000 00000000000000000008 | sa a. “TWtumeging from its ewn terri- ference aMer that and t!aid le eK CU i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i tt i i, ti, i, i i i i i i i i i i ee ee ee

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eS at To ge my 7 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, — ST. LOUIS POST “DISPATCH F. — AND NAVY ONLY EASTERN TEAMS UNBEATEN AND UNTIED ad . ee seamen Se a es “ - A ESSN ee ee ine _— ne ee er eee ” e mea -a-- = yeur Pa ys | | ATTACK WW | 3 Ce ~ eS IC | d Hi oh . Se PSP ey aes NMRMN ERIS = ae | > SUNDAY’S MUNICIPAL 7 | \ 3 W/ ee evelan l : » __ Racing Results d Entri Army Has Won SOCCER 46. 30 lies | Wi HA LTE p IR AYS Pad : ‘” : ‘= | 4 And Central he e “At Bowie. . ag re Sa se 1 Times, Navy 12, Sey oy Ar reine. | 0 HO Mn ahebtiy + . EL At RO I Mae Rie Ie Be Na RO ary epi So Wenther citar: eck fast. |} In Service Games) *" ? > = 0 hn, eanther char; track fast AT BOWIE Service 2 a Se avore to BPR) rmer Racr—seven tu-iongs: eBRGee 4 FAIRGROUND No. 3, GROUNDS No, NL LOLA ANL ALOL ALA AL G a 3—Motorbus vs. Polish Falcons, 2 be soe Se ae oes, Royal Charge (Maiben). 6.40 4.20 3.80 : (@) LW 4) [N Se hy, ee ee | pie im Levens ) 10.10 6.14 y |the Associated Press. Contest in Chicago Tomorrow m.: Palermo vs. Sherve Av. Bus. Men, Recreate So cigs, CORRS - ar Fiame (A. Collins) .. Fer: S Ie ifre race, purs $1300, claiming. . 3-20 eS i Cham sme. 1:26 2-5 Latvia. Lavish. Span- | Y4T-olds> seven furlongs: Will Be Mee ve & : ee ae 7 pionship of the League), 7 Medius .......103 *8 een First ting GROUNDS No, 4—North Ena ve aa * ay Te Re ge ee a es wer eee ore Race at Bowie 1 j COLGATE > Plain Lieut. Seth. Don | on Western Field. Wehner, 2 p. m. + UNION ELECTRIC LEAGUE. FOR- soe eon gerntnapranmereaty —— IRD RACE—Six and one-half fur-! > * FARE OCI Bin Hee Ftd "s " Pr Phe 2. "4 ee poeres LIS OIL SOP AI BOR LC IE: INES. atone ae We nd a eg 4 Gab » £4 : i saa staat i spe ns ‘ of bry abides Les er i we ee « ee ee a ee eed Ai eS CARR a Stee he ~ Bim cry em gn ihe * . ove 75 tegen iarrecbapeepetmnenip sinceeiter = ee ey ew a RP ane Ova Vaid! " nh ast - . AES RE TR EL RM AR AL i AP. DBA RAGE kB bE, "aR A seh ae A lel in ROE ad Sa gt RNG IGS RS il IIs el laa am i pce ate Se Nie Sieg » i ite Berm $8 ath Og ew in America, Beats + 7 | Who ts Swept Over “= ass me Pt ~ ~ I wD % ’ ere G T Royal and L adiva, Rolling Plains Stable +4 Ht eee 4 os ? mnkey Be ames omorrow. and Marshill Field entry. | 238 bor me 24 EST PARK—County ve. Electric. 2 p. | | ' Signola m.; Steam vs. Office. 3:30 p. m. Are Held to 10-10 Duffey Turned Down. Kelly, That was fishy. Now ? TOMORROW’S LINEUPS ss yal “ | Oe. Fisher) 246. 30 85. 9 | > S7-simro (E. Roehm) 3.20) 7 70 * Mule and Navy Goat’ buck each! Geraghty. 3:30 p. m. joy ment, Bud: ly Bro wn. Ara ron. T . officially recognized 100-yard lite, oo ported horse, owned by the Se nile se te : eal er : soe nienaeiae gridiron for the first time in the! m.: Hip A. C. vs. Ivanhoe, 3:30 Sprint record of 9d-5 seconds, stored to the book failed. That. CENTRAL Pos, o©: NT TH CARONDELET PARK No. 1.—-Giddens ‘ichonne (Coltiletti ~ (Coltiletti) 13.60 7.0% Uncle's Piace p> Ses vith on | Washington meeting. The A. A. Time,’ 3 19 3-5. Wellfinder. | . and Ascetic. : | it was made at Berkiey Oval, | WAGNER says that. th , scott also ran ¥ ; for the place and $41.20 to 7 mythicai re ee oe ee anal RF Ms High School Stadi ° Erlich.......R. E..... Kuhimann fe wll vate purse, 3-year-olds. one mile and 70 The Army’s ascendency in the sevecnpmintnditaieianiedibiens the y | New York. and permitted it to we ©tadium in con- Johnson or and Pelly Senott. field . om cual } h Cc BRAD y P y s epee: “a Major ....107 Inerid 97; past few years has given the Ca- LE OL WIN | hip. 7 | reur was bred !n England lacy; ory serves. Then k was ex- nN of i . a St . ss @ad : { 0 er , ‘Stat eo > Ps ~ . ” was his first ap ; pa questi© soston;} punged, as were all of Duffey’s broadcasts his personal belief --F. B.... Sehmeteer re etal Pent out atti see e705 40 | ee aNtes “pha Sapnae, -------103) They have won 14 of the 25 games s ~ irs ; a] pearance Un. Holy Cross an . , P — ‘ sd 4 . Schumacher. oe % H,. “ee Gump or ei) . 2 RO F ourth ra . 7. $10 000 oe ' play ed SO far, losing 12 and tying BEATING FRANKLIN ’ ) whic , ais , > : ) - am i eae caine ms a = nai forces anil guilty of professionalism, ch has raised a wall about SECOND GAME. Minstrel, All Biae. Witchery and Star Rav (This race will start and finish at ome and | even greater *90 to 183 for the PEORIA Il! Noy 264 Bradley : sc, 3 ; ie on e-sivrreentnh 4d ole . . ’ nation : , - e ace svOv. one » another year.| LATER. k, Dut when he paraded eed for doned and the sphere of local ; War te “ 9 PORES: | 8 ‘rail .. Sunfor | he walked out te the 1 : ts! charact d Duffev'’s friends -+- Constance Chink 9, bee 20.10 335 a Gold Coin .....1] sae on ome , eA OF Shien past records follow: secutive victories to 24 here yes- ; aiKne ' Jame. t to view as its | acter an uizey riends, ; we ee ee voy ee Fo | contflic to the entire tein ~ - 2». asy. Mor aoe HE YE. j : . Tite there wee very Be 0! gal, Navy, which} after 24 years, demanded rein- We country. Beckmeter.... ee eae Whee: ante lg M. Overfire, Extra | 4 ftercio weak bu bah aeons DORs saennes = -Arm! 49 to 20. ‘ a Rie - st against Ar-| statement on this account. , : c also ran, nhitior ca ia) Mue ... ae tne ai Bradley scored two touchdowns fagering on the gelding. No- a ~ te _ | . : a fact. However, Mr. Wagner's | Gunther. ' : BOWIE. SCRATCHES. far Eas tas ae : avy eae .- Arm) 6 , View has not the whole-hearted W orheide First race—Kine Priam. Ambition. Com- Og adie atte ate - rmy avy itack of line plunging, off-tackle ; at ‘avy § drives and passes. which accounts for the long yesterday finally fel nice teegage least two high school principals Thompson....Q. B. Brown Seam ween tiie, ee ine | - , ; h ad | UFFEY, in a letter to. the are opposed to it Braznell......L. H... Goldwasser | Tiandi, Marceline. ee ee a terslow. Mid 0" ‘The Mist and Whis- } i9v; ny ¥Y °| ley, finished his football career ‘ the start cz ry fayette. | oct. atch ‘OoOmment | ; : f . ; Lavy /_with a record of havin Vv n rt came, Carveur ; ta Navy and Lafayet! Post-Dispatch, comments on Action by the board, howev- | Graham i. 0 dctemntamenter to ce— Alex Woodliffe. Old Trick. |. ind Sac & never a ™ ” id ‘tah, tov Williams. Uncle Abe. Gs wo nes m 4 } ‘av fates . ~tpe _years of high school and college i red Horse, Making First io i i Cts 8 yrne, Flora M. Red Pate’ Boom. Dexter | Yalovian |. °°" 120: | y also ran. | one tail ic “Tos Jenny Dean -- 4 $y on : : | Nimrod. F ‘Harvard and Dart-. = . LPL LP . SECOND RACE— ' = ; | ; — ; oy op at } i n by H. 3 press. OR .| made by Arthur Duffey, in 1902. too, was a pity.” Coentect op Mtns Ek. B. ...Best iene Konngye tory of their gridiron classics vs. Brandt, 2 p. m. : 0 > iiueiionn wa. » won the second race here eonk. oe A movement to restore Duf- | See ° Heinrichs ... Barnhouse Lafe rt (R, Workman)..13.10 590 3.490 , . _ series, begun te 1598, bas a6) Ser RONDELET™ “i » 3:20 No. 2.—St. and aid the record rice of forces T) a / fev'ea mark aile the ecen Schmidt G.. ee Hochstead Bessie Cores i] i »® been ite 7 . ‘al , _— " es é eg 1 g peideste an East rn settin yar rin yrin- The mas vs. a - aang st BL, football | fey’: failed at the recent A Step Ahead. Willits s. ...... es st ee aT +08 Kathie * 0a “ we ow ; ; = Be John “Kanty vs. Tobey's Realtors, "3:30 ng when his backers got ee today with Ww G Korkol ? ' ros! tan. | Clpally between adeiphia an Bie at peace 1008: U; allow sa RESIDENT STEP eigle......-R. G..... Korkoiam [pean Maker’ Donet ; : geo teg «JUNIOR CONCORDIA ia on ® tick & 7 . allowed this mark fn the year . " HEN M ard. F Donetta, | Brway, Morm, Sen ' . : » nd a\ : ; ; ; eG s . Beeston es ees Anastasoff } ) Se . - ’ N ; . : , ~ 0 for a $2 ticket. He paid wep and untied e] ane zn. T Lingard Rock . Last Cent and Polly ed Seed, pases Saeee Mike ieebten ew York | wy Se ee p. m.; Ivanhoe vs. Lingard Rock Sea. Last Cent stand for three years, if mem- templation for three years will --+« Muvihill FOURTH RACE-—Six furlongs: omet ay & Fatal | be a fact, next year. He also ..e+- Mueller {Sport Trail (C. Lang:..15.00 - 7.60 4.60 | Ret-venation ..10: onmion "***s54}dets a narrow lead in the sezies. 24TH STRAIGHT GAME, , ; | that the 25-mile limit . row, but; marks, because he was found ‘ oo mit precedent Ii nd | i Thei nts ) asocia ks in America. Carveur was pe settled {omorrow , 2 a KS, EcaUsEe i a ( | BHrodage. e He ami ng. os an dering | Landings 9-vear-olas one le. | two. Their margin in points 4 teed the A ted Press. local athletics, will be aban- , ; 5 % T) as eciiiitteen tn CLEVELAND SOLDAN FIFTH RACE—One mile and 70 vat Contemplate .. "y ° Cleanplay .....3K . Midshipmen. Poly extended its string of con- ti PCO Oe ne “uiin Wwa r re F iooks through the re wi 4 . fee high school activities extended = ; .. Berkenbosch All Gone (Chalmers). | ae Black Panther inner. ser. terday, drubbing Franklin College, hope it proves to be a Wilson... in every period, using a varied at- hew anything about his con : beaten, but the | Cc Wei rdt...R. E h k un e *Th ’ Ex . s ase support of loca] educators. At 'e nea eee —- Se muitse y missioner Hanan, Ho on) Cake, Yalovian @ ’ — ee = >i7 F . ’ ] ‘ ne Se > ba Og ry ’ j Little 19” conference unti! nor of stopping one of | an amateur one, why did the inferior high schoo] players, ap- | Vvelt Field had given littje indica-; eae ro 5 — Bran: ~ Mr. re, ee ce ond ‘Sactesale a Ge ee v om we 2 ; ; ; c 7 M > ; > > pga nie ; . * ° to more expert Ways. Thursday as single games, Beau- —— SEIN i a oe FS eee | ‘completely outclassed the City Col- | Eoewn s or & ets | _ : Poor football and the wrong | mont and Soldan playing on the or 1. 502-5. | =u) ‘6 King, proms Catewood .....14 , ria tN | lege of Baltimore football team | “— $ID othe A Adis lies ve One VW atch Showed 92 ae). kind of civic publicity have re- ' Beaumont Field and Centra! Oop- atere net a, Sty *. ; arcoa! Brine , - IV F; ¢: - . yesterday and won 18 to 6. fecti erial attack. | Vhe } ‘mateur mark of | | . navideo, B Jones, Victor i yhi ymmahawk : ata wae ee ee Pi | ttct a When the amateur mark of | sulted for the past 20 years. posing Roosevelt at Roosevelt Field ji.) ran _— a : x — Alonex sé Baltimore shoved over the first | ch Harmon of Illinote Colles: giihe teams lo pasS-| §3-5 seconds for 100 yards A stadium may open up the Comparative scores favor a Cleve- i Stati ratewood and Alopex, Flamingo Farm/ touchdown in the first five min- | . ny - ~“™— o >. e . . “— ‘ “ ; - : ‘ ; . ~ r by y \ o ” 7 Md ‘ ¥ a ‘¢ enirr, _ T s&s as ’ > 7 ’ * . rT © = ied ® ay? C alti . 4 rise At r- ~ 7 : cs 2 , ; i ed in the past, but insisted mescer, LOlgale® Sho. intO showed 9 3-5 seconds and a a. OWN NIVERSITY rToot- | ¥ ale Bow! is concerned, as both 7 afl. Harry B.. Lavi ‘ourth Pace | Special to the Post-Dispatch. punts were numerous. | ymbard’s record for the past pi a passing offensive to fourth 9 2-5 seconds! And the ven finished its foot- | teams will then have won the tro ienry Sommers. Golden Top Corn #4) NEW YORK, Nov. 26.—Spring- _— ~ ; ‘ ' +? “e: iTie ne 4 “Ia h 7 pehee ut? . . | Ithough ipnhvy three times. The Yale Bow SC pa Tiga nT oe. See “| ing a complete surprise and repeat- | Newark Eleven Wins. on in 4 _— - , ‘ » 7 cao , NHGefans . ‘ rears had been clean and — mere In the closing period.’ timers in charge were admitted ball ASO! undet ated, a | - ener aia tana t 7 Iipate Ss tc 'I' lh. - » ty . ie — - . + » . nie 1e + ./ . eecinr ee : 3 Atha . : . An¢ tied by Colgate in its Thanksgiv becomes the permanent poss l and. Richelieu xth Race ne int, ing their score in the last meeting | Special to the Post-Dispatch. admission, pledging his co me third successive game to be the best in the country -La ing dav feature lof the team winning it five times ree ca ore Yitegoed tee : i ape = OD GRAS AT REISS RI ays RP Re re ng: 4, UK $e hF “ft ant eae - g = OM grt Ve aBtenieiats a © a or. be i : 3) pdm ae nhs ibe te EPP ee, ree, nuit Ae A ee I A me Ma VA he em cg Non Ee a PN eee Ga etna ny” Re he le NER Tey tee PRN IO ORI onemnereas —_— a aii val aadpatteaanerale Rviggt meat —" We! meme Ny O88 tn roosts ee eae Beco ee ee Se a ee ee ee Ss BATH SE, eka a tabeadhlatiee 6 he RT pg ea ADS PES sate ass) be «UC eligibility rules the con- . representatives decided here a degre 11 spe enire he SORE weg “gain . Bian Rag SI: te pay 2 Pag Bight: © es se ey Sore: ae ™ = = Soetinns-tecetaonoieeanaee questeaemepeniniantnoees a - nih lend tain eae oe Tags OS ee ®% dP 4, meV NERA iy ER RRS OR ce RE AO Eh a og ay poe ME ae “y ‘ % r Ce ‘bh ame ye POP «We = gy we PER AR ee et at an aat Angee att wt ssh PbS Sia "ime. Aeneas > eh Sa adane or ie oS he be : aa ,} ; T . ¥ . | " , Pi > R, i wi . ne M o- = gale : r Bii aie in * : and his uner’ri ng TO¢ } ‘Vv cid > > use fenth-se: Thi ‘ A | ' ‘ z . Be ettyst - ln ~- Sex A _ between the rame teams, the New NEW » | ORK. Nov. 26.—A. bril- ; ; *c ehtin d ; ‘ - — a 4 - ' oon | 3 . Re a ae ot are ut) : ‘ nye d. ~ a tf P : - “ c a ee aoe tiif 4 insy vania. Ou lay ed by ——— In two with Dartmouth Cleveland Has Clean Slate. tities enamel’ as York Giants Gefeated the Brookiyn liant display at right fullback by mbard was droppe om | and Yale. Brow? ie Me ae : : aia : 4th “ ) ae Soares , ees: tock Markhall enabdie ‘sap 4}* r=) tT } iy = ‘ tA 4 . _ a ae | Lai A as f 7 ta =) ‘ ae Nhe he ‘ e¢ SY nN Wi i i —_——- oe - ‘ oC * ar all ena led the + ew ark Cornell ele sat , aia mt Sc ‘ onfiden?t i€@ve land OF qd ~ L. Vv anderers five goals to one in . : ’ ‘¢é c . OY i Ai ere » ; i+ : . - . - ’ , . 5 — “lu bd . ee veare ago ? 30 points as the result o! nt were the without -next jan 18-to-6 victory over Beaumont JU AREZ sc RATCHES. : Soccer Club to defeat the Indiana ineligible men and all vic- ' by Carey 4 = . — a ioe eat the American Soccer League at! Flooring Co's. soccer representa- ylarey and a touch- rere if the CO tes ft . i tet. ] | _ 7 o ; . T » ‘« : for that vear were forfeited i alae eas ma ee ‘ , hen payed land fellowed with a l2-——: defe anni APs, + By Hawthorne Field yesterday The | t{ t | t x York ] ited. ; - “Oe at | a Oo clin -miileail _ . cond race—-Dewy Field, Altamour Hawthorn iél yes ay. e'tive yesterday at New or ova | a Was @ . tnro NO. e without re- | mee? in fe ra mM: aia a : . - : : . B coaches expected to begin Beeline, the Quakers were ‘mance and an amate ere ae 7 : : st mii : |} of Roosevelt. In this fast fam WF ace eee, ae were’ Giants were at all times aggres-'by three goals to two. It was an Even the healthiest sepa ; . = . ; = ; , pid 1 . : re" ) Lf > ] ry a." . . E+] t ) rey ; me ae . nr . 5 , “o's —s a! . . - - “ . _—" be . as - 4 . r- 2 : rig? y B® } Te ? " - b K a iWA , . thir afterno nN 65-rard run hy \ as- .: ; : ni bre aks to ef meé ree Lii® \ if Lor ai as ; ® or Son e Tne cr ae 1 Lz | .* 4 ie . Tr . 4 - ‘ - a 7 , , C s « > } ‘ i ~ ’ . } ] " s % ] , [ ] : = j ‘ , | - - bf . *) > > ‘ 4+ 4 7e 7 l 4‘ ‘ ; a ‘ . = = on U a - . , . . c , Scull’s field goal. The : | | ee _ {though outplayed in every depart- | t;, non K was 10—¥1 , eco! Oak : q AU ine ‘21 : I narkabie in } ' Sixth race Th cho'ar. Mrs. Pat. a — ’ Gs i — iit. _. ; a , . ; ae : ss T Tbh he aniienetinannenitilisranalneiaias , thnentic teu! riormance. i these aays when coacnes have . 4 ne" = eas = e Ine Mor : : ij Lijit’ ii ’ . oo » = - 7 Pe Lada ae Trims Co i , . olumbia. +. thee nies a , abundanre of material to work ‘acelin ie eal mclsed its campaien | i OE ay mots ' | ae Sy ae : i ‘ ry, 2 ound lan¢ ea - ( , ges | body refuses to abide by : with and, as in the case of Notre j.°" . ve a eae cateh te w RLEAN | m pete to shake the! mer decision. | Dame, can throw in two or thre RES : P “ne eve ns - si his AT NE O 5 2} ¥ Ss THE SAME FLAVOR | a 2 acuae, Wabse No one shou rave the power | e€levens each practically as strong Pa 13. - | . ee Se ee Cn et a P —generously good | bemMeN Hansor gad ph ' } |; Swaceeer 1“ ‘ why Lie as his -* > oo + « - 4 + S ? , ? ,aF i : i* “ ba 4 = { ‘ oLce s es of PE gt gales at has | as the other. As matters stand now, the wors Ye laid Press, s ——— THE SAME SIZE . ‘ r ° + . - ’ I 72 be j ’ * eer | in wt a , . : — I galloped over Ol astnaliv heen achiev In this In the good old days of mass po .. fae Cleveland | ? . ; S| lay. we : atm possible fo sehedmmapesine es: ; is. five One-half funongs: - : ' é * ay, five yards to gain and ) | year’s |Mistes |....... atmeas ..... AI tay Me —five full inches Crippling aches quickly relieved oo nea oD Ce ee Springvale - , Fartrrrape . sem 6 = et ee ee ee en Pen ee ee eee — a m . oa ” be Ab Saye “ ‘ some - = y Be “= . a eee Mi hh ere Dee abitbason eb tate, - ry oy . . 4 ~ ‘ ' ‘ . ‘ . we i oe ee el em avait amped in sale Se oe ee ee ee . - , e CS tO bs (fm ‘ : Pd So = 6 VACLOFY- | connection let me quote from | 6 re O th . or contributed to two | i anew al) a - of New York's one-breaking tactics a team ; sattasiete taslasan Gient ‘aiatine Lad. . € s* SA, Muchdowns, mz : $a ih arate Gey tec Daptgaeaeeaglle ‘der et ‘hampionship an n in the; buss... Lo Nise | Wi > by ed sm making the! jeadir critics in his cwl- considered itself out of luck he ee 0 : ip i ae ah peiart. — {f THE SAME QUALITY simple home rem y yard broken “field run | wmn on the recent decision of the M original eleven men dia not | ©‘ ; chit i see Tie ea Meee oe tt | atk: ; F fo . —hand-made, . PINS long f “are " SA i rn throne a he ‘engas team an finish in 1GiS- | SiawMa irish....4 Siew argon . 4 ; y wWear—i1Nn up- ewer’ . U. not to accept the offi- | &° through from the start. Same re ons Ege ver | Vrummer so} LO Ussie a4 EER ie long filled Freed from the crippling pain of e mens his team in posi- ‘obably , the teams of tuday putea . ; rm ; ; di ae “Sever : Te zs = — id neuritis after having tried various & and “Cord” pet by recovering &®/{ 400 vard in 9 3-5 seconds. ul stand up just as well as | Roosevelt oe gine. furic 4 : Sumatra wrapped treatments without getting relief, a + Archoska scored the | , rolings are never formerly, if the necessity arose ‘next Thursday. eh Vhite Wash ...115 : well-known business man of Cincin- i | ai sit j a , . j } : , ‘ Pa ° 2 M4 . Cord-ovan en after sc ooping Up | popular. gts ave & feeling ber | But replacements are considered Centrai Favored a. Syne i | ate ob F ae ‘ tae i ne rol ae THE SAME PRICE nati, Ohio, writes: 2. © : +” 4 : Ns 4 h: « 4 Ai ,i 8 41 4 13 nis ; re a] ia fa TOs d L¢ r ui que re peas rel . + ‘ ~ - | fumble rerentment over the AC tion of weties bet Ler poicy, in ord: r to kk eep Cent : ici : 17 , we ee he ; “es s ty ol , Sy (p00) claimin —five cents ‘Following influenza I was seized this year, at snceded a safety tothe | the Amateur Athletic Union tn | ‘2 t¢2m Physically fresh. ee ee ee eM aaa with a violent attack of neuritis in $9 wet in the third period wiping out the world - r ~ j ‘i Substitutions, however, os i from all indications Coach Lewis ‘ister 3 oa ' Ticktock ] THE SAME GOOD OLD the right arm and shoulder. I got no ’ Lne > igi § eCOr, , nt 3 e = = Eo . . ~ CORNER. eee fer Gownh| 609 3-5 for 100 yards set by | *°°™ detrimental to perfect team jteam, which has had ill lu , canta Winiien’ ‘ait. Soot an ae | relief until I tried Sloan's Liniment. ; td line, Bavley touch- iter a Dutt : gy the : at : nian | work and Brown's great record season, is destined to another sea- je, a tv : " “S04 *@ie BMaurion 20: GEORGE WW, 'The affected arm and shoulder were . . iT ullteyv a > Intercolie- } ‘ \s ‘ - 103 shortly restored to a healthy con- pi ball behind hi mn | oR itp pee “- | proves the soundness of this he- | son at the bottom of the column. | SBilly it ie 7218 6~OWN | €6giate games of 1920 at Old Berk- | 1:.; ; é Re gee pias tay tee wood Blaze 105 | & en ve0 at Old Berk- | lief. The Providence eleven wént | Beaumont has been unable to gain | ; purse $1 laiming, dition and all pain and symptoms ; ; a , , " 9 ' six furlongs > -appeared. ™ Mts. — srmpeasibeon ae a ae 2 me 5 oR EY world’s record of runnin en ees . E ‘ attem pti mn to al ‘i 4 * ich Burgundy “ Pr, . E punt oi Oval in this city, after it i through its season unbe.r.te 7) a first down in eithe i oft its I reced - - '¢ F %. ad been on the books for three { knockir ‘er r | altadiaae dead | *Cimmerias ves real because 4 9Va TL Oxford. * " and varied attack en- / suena That hing cotiadiomaee / wets kI 4 ove! FOMme powe! fu] ing gam es. and tomorrow WwW ree he mmer ? Sloan’ @ gi relief 4t years. igh- eleven. l without the services of ¢ _ Neil. doesn’t just deaden the pain. It gets at the cause. . ; BngtON an er ? s rfortable soft tip — reinta, = psig Saas | ne Setair. oven though later It has a claim for the national *|Tewis' most valuable lineman, who | Creme? -,,112, Muldoon... 3 ss : me ©; charges of professionalism were | championship as, although Col- | tn imbues es epee f an infected | Hote Handle |, all ages, five end one- CI GAR = Just pat it tly. At | be , et! aust qi «ii 4i,aitd \ . . . heif furl . ‘ | _ on gen on 7 feel the increased flow 7 - “ ed its fift? = , ; ilt for SETvice. : . > State ‘oy ae lodged against him. I believed gate tied the score, Thanksgiv- foot. Rost has been shifted to the | 103 R f ; ee With two bril- | jn that record but never in the | in lay, it appeared t ve be 4 LOST Nas Neen sniiteda tO tne! Malvina B. ....103 Opnerman a etail Dealers Supplied By i | | | , ‘ | © + ep] to have been vacated left end position and in| fo ee “si hy ogy aa Wm. A. Stickney Cigar Co. GREG germ-destroying blood right in the avis ak Pete in. 1109 Locust St. »y spot that hurts. Quickly and surely Re or touct . a. voncowns by{| same mark credited to Dan outplayed by Brown. , S W oO Pp E yi turn is replaced by Anastasoff at. ator and Peter Pan, Greentree Sta MAin 3841 ol i 4 inf , | it reduces swelling and 1 § ae ad quarter. Bez- | —_.—~ Mplayed the Panthe et iot a ight tackle, with Hartnagle shar- ble entr anthers right tackle, wit artnagle shar ee t ie a - Sixth race, purse $1000. claiming, « drives out stiffness, kills pain. Get ¢ t €riods, but wilt- - n ome o 1é uraen. eor-olde and upward. aix furlongs: SHOES oe Nebraska Loses RINCETON HARVARD eo eriite, sed ones. se ) bottle. All drugeists—36 cent, for M mee ges > 8 =~ To Washington . '25 MAROON PLAYERS Satie 22. 10% Wild 7 oO en % of 24 points te 6 | oO as ing on LAST FOR SOME YEARS | TO SEE SERVICE GAME a a ne a ont $1000, claiming SS eit a |By the Associated Preas. d ene mile 2 By the Associated Press ®*Chief Tirney ..107 *Dovghoregan . tobe . 4 a Bx nee Gee Cor Wer ieee) ee es peak. Went, | Princeton and Harvard will be es- | CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-——Coach A. A.| en piady. ._: . , | 2) , 922 Olive St. WHEN me : : ms ; , | ore 10-6 Victeory—Husker | Stage. of the @niversity of Chi- | Reliable |... _! Soon ay pteamaaene f : OF STAND FALI Ss a ry tranged in their football relations | |cago is giving 20 varsity letters to | @#*c. 0 a ere | WINTE IGHTS | Drive Stopped. 3 ve R W E : an at. 5 tell Nile wg tego. ESS , fe a Ried , Avan i Fe edn op Le ™" ~ a ay * eo 2 eh gw Sh eee c for many years, in the opinion of | his Maroons, who understood ther Prece : r ARE: ‘ . A] Wittmer, assistant coach of the might not receive monograms this *Anprentice allowance claimed. D0, selling at $12 MLE 1) fai hecawen thes toat every West. | Saath. Gat: oe, | Huette’s Wonderful Values | _ *s, “ 8 * ; le By the Amsociat nee we sb wep achat i eae who om etree ge Sa | First race, 2 p. m. 4 y for Dollar ’ When o ities of rae i : eae sen aw 9 annua —— raeiag | ogee oes: wg As an additional reward “The me at T: ylorville col- ee cine rina an night, ——T |Old Man,” completing his thirty- | meegtore i ties ae University of Nebraska, which last | “I don't — any chance - third year as Chicago coach, is/} olga oe 198 “eo a ee Te Sa a ae pale: | Pesce ep gel aaa naires The Rection - — pater |University, 15 to 8, on a field of de ire: we “y nd Pvegge tM rs sii : ; tie stand he idea that the jibe appearing wea LO an : eon a i ae id 7 i@Te Were no serious | SROW, lost, 10 to 6, to the Univer- in the Harvard Lampoon caused | Little Sets Record. ) TIRE sity of Washington here yesterday |the break is ill-founded. There Was | CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 26.—John on a eridiron coated with mud. a more basic cause, as all] those FE. Little, Purdue University, West- | | The Washington line, subject of/in the know are aware. ern conference cross-country cham- | de = Ahem |criticism all season, withstood a “The main reason for the break en ie the Sd a. ~. et : AND itrernendous assault by the Corn-! was Harvard's refusal to rotate the re ae ae go calla 0: | —e huskers in the last minute of play. Bie Threa schedule. Then, too. vesterday The time. 80 minutes U. Wins Title. After the visitors had marched | there js a certain group of Harvard and 26 seconds, slipped eleven and Ml Proce four-fifths the length of the field, | giymni that has been demanding | one-fifth seconds from the record > Nov. 26—Troward the sponte quien aay ae-oag Rader Princeton be dropped from the vaste ge nee age logge i et 3 # thi Same gpg game ended wit 1 he ball three Crimson schedule. The break is ake fs leis wana. eae Thi Ww k 0 j . College football | Y2Tas from the Washington goal. more serious than the public) ie $ wv 60K unly Scotch Grain En. p+ eted by vent erday by defeat- | Robert popnem. quarter gous realizes.” ) et ie Trim.Tan or See the complete line-up of Winter weights—Smart Hana. ‘Wack cersity cries. (ailenn Premnell, left half back and) ete 1 $1.10 buys a 30:33 Whipcord Tube Black Calf Style High or Low Shoes to give you that snug and or Tan Call. well-protected feeling during these cold and stormy The .| Edw Howell, full back, shone ‘ee Rtior of rage ong cig oa oi and Louis Tesreau | while Washington completed thre: | $8.95 buys 8 30x3%4 Ci. Whipcord with a Fomaa eat for ; ‘ 4 “3 a ns 4 — “a au out of eight aerial attempts for 55° Casing Winter days. Fit and Quality guaranteed at Huette’s Nig ; vepresent '@ jleft hal ack, George Guttorsmen, ee ' ’ “ . . ned eel yay yards. Howell led in individua! $9.86 buys a 2974.40 Whipcord Bafleen Lower Prices—at all 3 Stores. is Gelivering the ; a seiiiee - ain and i /quarte rback, and captain, ind wardage gained, with 74 yards, and ON | 245 00 . Sis Tube ¢ Radic : 3 arc } tton rieht halfback, th Street | ase tek ine Srachidapes. Teareas: eae eset Han ae CREDIT 4 0 the ‘ niense two teame a the Star (lie du rin 4 ; mM de Beaten. | ty thousand people saw the’ The lineups: ADDRESS : TH Y. Nov. 26.—The Nebraska gained more yardage pv": BETES yy Oh Se ie.) nei | We have thousands of eatisficd UNION LABEL | of the Staunton |and made more fivet Gewas thar | Wright... .-+-.+-,5. UW. socess>+eute | customers. There mast be a rew WONDERFUL SHOES iy y eleven for pret » | its opponent, the statistics of the 402. Come tp and get acquainted. honors of the E t | e show. Nebraska gained 16* 7 eee aiage: ORG Caabetes: dela | . . .e East | game show. Nebraska gaine: ay Ul paar ~ | CORDUROY TIRE STORES 420 N. Sixth—6118 Easton—716 Olive St. as oh , > Douglass = ecked yesterday | ivards in scrimmage fo Washine- Guttorosen | _ . Batt Sxep he ns reene! ; : “J ys School W | 7 arriors , ” | = & EK it PAresu. . . 4 | teeta “thts os “ plidet Me. "Sinians 24 to 0. in| ee we tage tear +4. | Patton COR IIIIISS. Mewel Berane : GKINKER SALES CO. t Well-plawaa cote | first downs to their 1. | Chariesto ns . Oelricn 8440 Washington State played contest. 3 Be & i. ful Tailor” ted Manilus 81 te 0 Nebraska completed seven passes |, Score, by ae Oo oO~10 Leuls out of 10 attempts for 37 yards, Nepraska. 0— 6 | -

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PAGR 42 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ FRID AY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1926 _ . _ST LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH - OKLAHOMA A. AND M. TIES SOONERS, 14-4, AND WINS "VALLEY =—_ fp .. . —— - ts /Curmey TREE wins [BEAR To BE RETARD, PASS IN N FINAL Tunney, Smiling al Spectator, Receidall “tt Bea a q| ane AT | ee a her as 1L, Nov. 26. —| LINCOLN, Wet 0 FEATURE AT TIJUANA’ AS NEBRASKA COACH | Amateuti . SAN DIEGO, be offered con- Wedinendiaa with g =m ‘herry Tree owned by Baron Long! Ernest Bear will | entered. SECONDS oA Roem Noses Out Wellston |. San Diego sportsman won the | tract to guidé the Nebraska Corn-| Ep | rom ya ini ar CS Cc i h ee ee ee ae oe kers through the 1927 season, |, he North Side ‘ta . ) m Only Ot er | mile and 70 yards which featured | huskers . Roe is scheduled to I fie » b Stirrup Cup i in Thanks- : z wire aste yr in spe- _ . r . . “4 f the it was indicated yest rday afternoon at Hol ounty Leag G me. ; the ope nding day —— caadtia | sam North @ bd 4 D Handicap Beau aoe t cue a . * rie -_ track dispatches from sé ati sc’. | ga c ea will bend h : Fi ’ TT Z y 'race meeting at the Tijuana refal } cf —--- - yesterday. Sure Fire placed, a neck — shar ceVeral members of | © ‘clock =: rogram in New York After - GENE TUNNEY | | ye . r af sibs 2. | Wash. where seve > -- " Killed. Gene Met Italian on Milk Fund Prog . | | ere| behind ‘the winner,” with Bonnie; os athletic Board saw Sunday's Programs. & 4 Butler ( oie = P , "atigae were Vhitewashes and satetics ace ne : ac Le ; 2 es | Cunt’ tees Tengen Seer foe the Nebraska-Wa shing rton game.| St. Paul vs. Maree ag eee. Fee ie ee ee ee ee ee Bethlehem ye, ] Kop f Inter-Allied Meet | ties werd} Wi h Ti G E pect d — mary _— si ; in evidence in yesterdays ¢ ount) I show. The time was 1:44. ot f Bearg is expected | = " _—. 's roneaas " “e-F r ance.. _seecogeeage apggge asertatebae iti High School League football games Jockey R. Baker was in the sad- | sharma 4 at ? | ‘he Pine Street “ye. me By J. L. DEMPSEY | aiaess ak 3 yy Maplk wood, F | dle the winner. Cherry ‘@*ee next week. ac ow n car oor with lee a % : o Correspondent of the r | sae | ae Se ees % as Kirkwood beat on oor . ¥ saggy Skeet 7 y | Fs jee? ete =: -*% ‘ty 0, at Kirkwood, and Normagdy | paid $7.40 to Neon ee . SE coy, Utah Wins Title. Mg ° ivedie ‘and ean tirectg cial eat ns odg ar n oes 66 . . aoe Sf 3 e ¢: f Re : ? | as : Weliston, 2 to 0, at Weells- and $3.80 to show n 1ée eo HavU- aon O70 eo aye es gi g CHAPTER XX], My Life and Ffghting Career oS ye as LIS 3 ee Se ; Sing = _ ve ae aap any bearing tuels. . the Associated “ress, | —— NEW ORLEANS, IA., Nov. 26. and Tosses Bail Over By Gene Tunney. ! =e me 6 § on the championship race. | B AIL St: Wi ‘SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. nS- terite ] WIth Line. Y a trick of fate—or whatever you elect t oe e | as Kirkwood was conte ( 34 to 0, the Crimson Erid; TORONTO, Ont. h, triumphed in the Thanks- eee ERR nnns warren ’ ru St Rl anata ceo igh ANE tab inthe tite nye ao te _ to meet Erminio Spalla, European heavyweight, until the Milk | ; ees ae ee o§ seoring its only touchdown at the | PEILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.—The sles, ; tik Datverait® arate Fund show at the Yankee Stadium, June 26, 1924. I must cut | . See “i MR. 4 «| outset of the game, Harsh going| Boston All-Stars and pected cetcid a aa mbes uit ‘tha as | parece 7 = fie back to my first glimpse of the big Italian, who struck me one of the | ; ee careers A } 3 (over after a Maplewood punt _— epee: po oom ag fo ye aes ta Mountain | Collegiate conference | in = National Hee ee »¢ Handicap over a £00 § 2 ee a ae. § | blocked on the losers ooere — day's competition. of the Eastern | yesterday. The Farmer Blues nevV- | here last night, ge » yesterday. of |in winning over Ted Jamieson had | . ee SS | Van Nice made the try for extra Inter-City Girls’ Hockey Teourna-|er had a chance against the heav+/ the Toronto. Pp 1 i namaeee Stable’s Scisrun right hand. If there be | is Be oY iio omens oe * ‘point good. In the third period, ment at the Merion Cricket Club. |ier Redskins who outplayed, out-/ Ottawa, but in the # The in secon? place with football championship yesterday! France, 18 nations competed. |anything in Oscar Wilde’s poetic ; oe BER uk 'Maplewood recovered a fumble] pocton defeated Fairchester 9 to|generalled and outpassed their! the Senators te CUS finished “ P afternoon by holding the OklahomaiThese picked warriors represented | statement ‘and each man kills the | YS: Re Ba Se Sate ag hehind its own goal line for a safe-}9 and the becond team won from | lighter opponents, rhe Blues made | scored ceiea Pr Goldblatt’ » Sie Peter third. Gol- Sooners to a 14—14 tie. The Aggies the muscular flower of the world- | thing he loves,”’ I must have loved Be sen a xe ae oS a ty, viving Kirkwood the final Jaltimore 2? to 1. 7 only three first «owns from sc rim- | ing commtas in the . a Mac finished fourth. a won only three conference games, |jn-khaki. I was then light heavy-| that right hand, because I was for- | | : 3 & apints of the seine. os , | er ee Pere = Wage mupee Moc Uirred by the death of Mor three quarters Normandy | hind his own’ goal line for a safety, | — Ww. Hurst's Beau Butler, that going down in the center of defeating Grinnell, Ames andjweight champion of the A. E. F.| ever trying to kill it off¢with Im-| | 3 3 etd te ee Washington, but no defeat marred |] had worked through company, | proper punching. 1 | BG. Se a ~ and Wellston battled evenly. In the| enabling Normandy to win. | s the A ggies' record, and SO al-4 regiment and division honors, out Jimmy Bronson, may he live and | | mS ES Soe a Sr NS final minutes of the game, Nor- Kirkwood officials announced to- All Men’ Ss ; field when they Were scurry- though the Nebraska team won speek oo ‘| prosper, was in charge of the eight | SS So Se SS : mandy began pushing the ball dav that a game had been arranged | for position at the first turn. eut of six agd Missour! four out of e 3 Pe | ¢hampions whe hop-scotched ; : ae RON : oe, | Sas | down the fiela. The Red and Green with Normandy to be played at | = death was instantaneous from | five, the championship pennant will| to Poole, for the winning ma bevwary fighting in Paris and then in| ee i 4 bs : te os : & S ‘ lwas stopped at Wellston’s 20 yard ‘irkwood next Tuesday. Second | AN CLEANED | » Bfoken neck. Jockey W. Harvey | wave at Stillwater. | Pesuited, . | Coblenz z. Owing to my injured! g# Se SANT | line when Wellston held for downs. | place in the league race will be at | az D ared to have sustained grave | Bueet Peery is the hero on the Aggles many Severe ‘right I couldn’t work in earnest, BRAS ane eS ae a SSS ae 'A bad pass from center caused} stake. Kirkwood also is negotiat- | Phone Nearest Branch td ries and was carried to the) Aggie campus today. Peery, who; The Aggies scored seven first ’ ; saad ti ont | See RES So ORS rs a Pe Teak 1 hat Black Gold was the victor. | them alumni, attended the game. Weimtaume eey 1c E... Roy aoe | cee be tae rsa Nave bp beet CLEVELAND, O., Nov. are \) : Bad eae : -@ There were 13 acceptances in| j Sooners Take the Lead. felen YY ee ee ini thee a ieaides of this Ni leila Jenny Friedman, Unlversity - ; - ac, y STP * rary +h “« “Woday'’s race, but representing only j Success came to the Aggies aft-| Myer: . .... Wallace (c) | would appeal to me, away from | Michigan star, who is home for, BS . : : = of 1 AG. w. saree See valetad f — +. i. . . j I NET: COE Ee we Seaman ieenatiillioe, tetanetnenanasr a nee ee eS aw ‘ 5 SAORI el Ne a Natt RRR in Pritt : ahem. 9 ite awe - : gees — es wane tow: : ; . “ , ms . Srereceraezt rm? oe ee te 8 etlnsee “ ~ er their chance of escaping defeat | Patterson..... = Cooke at y : i : | ay Be | ' - 2 a { y from my native/the holiday, revealed today that he| Bf eeemed hopeless. A. and M. hadi Hendrickson. .R. err ©. .« ston iy eee * al one «wes t y y | ere ‘ Regist Zz rters. Dazzler was coupled with } scored the first touchdown in the ae Brown | teen rot predispose raleapenhes ae had been tempted to leave school) - % rup Cup and Blockhead was . . - ’ > . tklea S ress ‘ P. « « - a re oes tne MRVOEY co. T, war len for Bill McCabe and his coun-| ‘is fall to appear in professional | Moupled with Beau Butler. d in ey. . ; otts ( McCabe & - * Li | ; . . warriors, inspired by thel naegiagi ge , Weskins teal, football games that would have! | s . a ® Old Slip, which has pertormed | down which tied the yeni oe nae | a Ie oF +5" ay LeCrone netted him a small fortune. He | : _—s . : — ipressively this summer and de second quarter, overwhelmed the | Score by aseame | Out of Inter-Allied Meet. | did not disclose the source of the | : ) jie Mated some of the best that coul home team’s defense in the next! Oxlahoma U res-® ; 7 0—14 | offers. ' . path : . _ mustered on Kentucky tracks, period, driving and passing 60 Oklahoma Ag ies i 0 TL -14 | 7 w as McCabe, plus my natural Next year Benny may listen to ve , auled a slight favorite but Prickly vards to the goal for another | Scoring Aggie ascites He resistance to discouragement, professional football offers His | ~ As Nay ~~, way * ‘ " ‘ did not lack for support touchdown. It seemed that the Red | Peery, Paste, Goals from place- who fired me with new courage amhitien however. is ta & eee : “Hr +> a S " ee lNeht defade pi ‘ ; ver, e a ) a Where was but slig elay at) and White machine was on its way | '™ent after touchdown—Strack “. fand new determination to hammer| r" i ; ' t, the field being dispafthed to even a third marker early in| Somers scoring touchdowns —| away until the world would see{“°OU™ | , ” — eee htt tessa “ 1 } , aa s, SeCrone 42). Goals trom d recognize my abtlity “Break faith with the old man) , ~— / - irly good order and they Were en eee, a Ha ki e placement after touchdown—Ward Whe; ms vie set that I could and with Michigan?’ Benny asked | , | - iM | _ ae: ely grouped when the mishap ‘ ‘ne che ‘he ask , , I "as seen’ c P ws , 3 slaught was checked = : sa a ' «(Sub for Haller): Haskins. i te uf a “ye aia when five figure sums were dan-| : ~ t Beau Butler occurred. ér a ear ¢ ‘ Ame rick » 7 s ETA , - i! % “3 ; é trying a placement kic “~ | Final Stancings. . » a en * was a blow te zyled before him by promoters this | go x thereafter they were slight- or le "Nnal}li Si 5. mo ! S ma Ae won! > ae -~ ; ~ . - Ss vs ~ rethes : . + . . . - ‘ * a en | ~ = : . ea % Ps mont : . one sreeeeenre ane ae ~~ Darien om aowrtefl . rn Rie eT pe A Be Nagar ah yaemenp ihe —— 7 wen ae ~ . situs Abe 4/57 a RR one ere - dren, ee aaah : t a - 6 ~~ ss, " ~ ear Merge rr Oe es re ~ . . ’ . : es een diced Sivas ae ara >in, edatnitwightted aN a bE ORME Lhe ete Pe of Ree ier cx . : . oe Site: ae ane so a. —r or i ote Re” . 3 Y F . » . ° Pe FS F Sal i a ” ery “ Picts mo gem " ‘ Dstieas y rap: : rity en - or » ntereeate iit won nore ‘ 2 ae oo) We o " ae sie Palin Se vw eg ah nak ~ ve “ —— ~ a. va ‘ v1 ‘ a OE ts cf hy oe ee” Eee ee ts Peet ited - reo yy ’ ¥ re / . P ™ ° } 500 | Michigan next year, will be part- re a So i i jety-one entries ie been re- ; ee 500 : America. He lost on a foul ini ing with “the ol: 1 man. ] OM OR er Pe NY 7 : | of Europe. S | : Genuine C. G. Iq i] | 1 think tt was fn 1923 that] es | ee Breing ater each game. ie ; f ah { Se | entries to date follow: John \} palla came -her¢ | ; A, Jabby, Joe Walsh, Fred Ford, worked out with him. I caw that he | , nthe had promise, that he was big and | For colds, grippe, and “Flu.” ! a oy Maden Tie ge — Rid your system of colds, grippe | ‘ es, ©. Viscardi, Christ Sottrell, Saxophone Outfit |) eee } | scat con oath aia oe Sen aes “Flu” by taking Kalis’“Flu- = | We Schuttenberg, Harry Rood, H. INCLUDING j not box well enough. As Bill Mc- Caps.” A strictly elasttiijtinins | oe = ae Ze me 4 ' arry ; an eh- f bh Lee Lolin, Harty Summers, C MELODY .aAXJIPFONE ii ome he — * re Aa eae ae ‘remedy containing no quinine. : —THE BEGINNER’S INSTRUMENT ene, 7 > Almquist, John Smith, Arnold KERATOL CASE, MUSIC STAND fim = | S0™mething about fighting now, but 50e at your druggists, iber, Henry J. Sweeney, H. 0. AND | when you get back to America A ‘ ees, W. Shambacher, Mel Dah-_| yt and really learn by experience and _ Pye Law, K. Waters, F. All- | ) by study, you will look back and | - ot r, Chas Houser, Rog Karis, | S Free Lessons | laugh at yourself.” | | s : a Beckler, Mike Bendicks, Gus | | , 2 Mike Schneider, W. Hoff- | Spalla obtained a match with (. Hill, Mel Stein. Lee | oa: W hiterat Frank O | S 00 i 'Firpo in South America. Firpo } a n y ' 7 ‘was large and powerful, but, if; IF YOU HAD A. wt bdeck a" : “i i, ‘I may risk a pun, he was power- ; . f eibert, Emil Mase : a5 pm € ’ As ai vom ™. Zahrndt, L Ss SPECIAL TERMS ‘fully - From what I hear. | hes aa N E Cc K | , | A ert tpn ae Y og : - 3h ae | Harris, G. Atern, bert slow. AS segs” = Bhs +4 FELLOW Robert 19 ' >: * 'Firpo was having none the bet- | aes Down & 50 Weekly ies ter of the argument when Spalla es . ‘a . Shy J. K. Stone, Virgil Wil- Avail yourself of this splendid q ‘wag disqualified in the fourteenth oye SORE THROAT “A . m Wilson, Mike Roth, M. plendid oppor- # | ‘e y. f Y Be Muleor. nery, Robe RB pee iy | try: ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ | ¥ & . ; ip r -e, G : . Spalla had had I irpo OI x. . ti, oun wi ta ting ening h; aAuse, Fa ‘Wechumniae es | 4 wan ar A aw "hs ; ° ” ep "i : > ome + RE ess re AL Riis = 2 20 eae tunity tq own a Conn, the world’s best round, . band and orchestra instrument. the floor. | rey ALL Mann, Robert Vela. Roy Lay A Smile and a Sock. § a THE Greenstreet, J. ry Wasser, z ; agermeyer, Hap Vierheller, J. | “Q PALLA thought he would have | AE WAY | f +. ie eee $s 591) AS §: chance against me and I was | ig DOWN | Ce | moot ee ; Henk besmane ae cone eet SAS TON ; rai 3 ae 7 anxious to prove — after s0/ {, ¥ TO 4 S i l i i | , Bton, Oscar re Bete aed fate | Bic AAA bd Ba ae i'many years had lapsed — that I tt f wae”| | “Urist Schmitt, H. L. Haw- - Steck, A. Borger, Wooster could have “taken” him had we! met overseas. We were billed for The Na ational Sore Throat Remedy | rt, scar Whitehead. Rudi Healy, A. K. Knittle, ‘the Milk Fund Show, on the same 4 , SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT ; card with Harry Greb and Ted Tl Mee ALL DRUGGISTS ! ; otsmsaie r : rer, Geo. Metzler, W. J Sli see of Muu ks wn exe lively eager for the road! Speed—smooth—and easy! Solite is in the tank ® Be . 'MeBihenny, Herman | : ‘ee “ae 4 a v. ‘m. Hammann, Erne in the first round, I thought Spal- —that ~ wh ! ‘ gt Pizoe jr, a . ea la had not improved much. While | * . - : ” ‘red Grassle, and Eddie Y oINTMENT \ Spun yore lal eae coe Solite is light and lively! Powerful, too! It drives the piston the full stroke ~—. a friend at the ringside. My friend | y: Ower u 9 too! rives t e pls on S, RIC Ww oa, 8 ee N RH | hooper Bei een Seek en HICH fir) YOU? under power. All the power and speed you can use is ready! No hill ist a SCHOLAR spec | | this moment, Spalla nalled | Scrawny and . high. No day too cold. 4 TO VINCENTS CLUB | the At Assoclated Presa. me on the chin with a right hand | ; : é . , : a mmnmmrmenan| Undernourished or. The engine seems to catch the zest in the brisk Winter air! You'll be amaze@ oxy..." punch, was I had had. There were 195 pounds ° > a “ety A | ! | Vigorous ¢ and Healthy. at the difference Solite makes to cold weather driving! ENG escciation at Galeen Ge (of the brawny Spalla in back of ity, } ‘as been conferred upon ithat blow. I was a bit dazed. 1 tied Spalla up for a moment while MAKE MAN Fill up the tank with Solite today. Enjoy the swift starting and the SMOOURBS American student tor the firet . some years. my head cleared. When round two jcame, I walked out and promptly | iim “TABLETS speed of motoring, exhilarated to match the season! . ner of this rare honor ts closed Spalla's eyes q enen, a Rhodes scholar | Virginia, who studied | ee ee ee fr re | Solite costs a few cents more per gallon but you'll agree it is worth it. 4 Swarthmore College. At Ox- fellow, with plentw of black Ref 8 ; | Fo ’ , a Ferst: ‘eren has played on the = ¥ Rugby football team for | q 4 ASE a, brown tf ’ ack — Positive in Action ® NS = eS , ‘hair on his sconce, was very seri- 7 t begins immediately to. take ' ae 4 ous indeed in the third, when I . ° ~ B S ii A S d d Oil S > S fAF i Pars, tha ‘inn!] } ‘Ov - SA Make rich | uy Solite at Any Standar ervice Station or at Af) ss hich takes election’ aol the Inflammation and SS Ls set hfm on his heels with a fine 4 wt Vincents Club possibie. duce all Swellin The firs or. right hand to the jaw. reddened | ; | oyye ° ° ° ° ° = &, — hiarioe g yates hvtth «funk le Goame oo rare Nd Gala \ Garage or Filling Station Displaying The Solite Sign Wir." v:esiacnt” aor ber S-Rageee pairs ot en cate Uy - , . 7 x . - ™ Pa Sa ee : grit as Can ips -lienaeaioaheny lie Apapeny <ittae Saenttie= eter = rent ve bye! ES ON . —uaiigers “ pusvennd —_ oe 7 Fo ae ee | a Pe PTS <p ai SP! Aan Sure wen re se : K. 4 Jal ot eta, . ite 7 y AS Tet if ey te @ ena eh Sed SEE eee a ee a. a ome i 4 { ary el t ey Pe “ eg eae J - Re Bt A a o ee eee a . i Be — Site . PRRs a arene igen Ose —_ ae see SS: Cae eee (ott ven xs gplot = 2 RINE on Gaia 1 he ib a re ote tne . et er ep tenet \-Soadilinde tabaanidemanniine coll “ a ee ae <i Sia 9 os we iain — woe nite tie teeny team oS lit . »*. ~ 2 ge nd pee ANE mg IR ES te RE oe ua eee Peake a ent * . oy ~ mest le a ESS ee ee " the \h mggitnoginne road - Wetec application brings Great Relie?. his nose a an Sto Itchin Instantly and came wild In the seventh, I was +8 , ; on the membership ° at Oxford Quickly elieves Irritation. battering Spal fearfully, avhe ies a Heh | Severe tests in cases of long standing have proved that PAZO suddenly, the Italian grappled with | "s J P a , gree the several hundred OINTMENT can be depended upon with absolute certainty to Stop me and wrestied me to the floor : Yee 2 ents now any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Referee Ed Purdy held up my | tan ar ompany a OUIS ‘ Recommended by Physicians and D She te Tinitad Staten anil | hand and the crowd thought Spal- 9 a AS ST Foreign Countries. : rugg) 4 C | la had — disqualified for foul (Indiana) ae q . LOUIS HIGH work Joe Humphreys, the silver. ' - é BEATS EDWS R c Ss) 1 " E PAZO OINTMENT in tubes with Pile Pipe Attachment, 75c fongued announcer, told the fana ’ — ~ ae a Pam, and in tin boxes 60c. The circu‘ar enclosed with eech tube and box that Purdy had stopped the fight — . 4 ; . ae ai = ; ate and Sullivan scored contains facts about Piles which everybody should know. because Spalla was outclassed. aed gp Fo a ae = = yea $ Agere Gis Nich. ere we — + # "= r n to 0 ctory PARIS MEDICINE CO., Beaumont end Pine Streets, St. Louis, Mo. hat punch of Spalia’s in the Wardsville at Edwardeville fj sat ‘oOuns y ~~ ’ *\ ‘ 2 i f, A!) sone ve wala a shed “ a pe — f \ : — a —— a rae aie Piya A able eR t is this: do all i i : : © “\dwardsvill a Col carce 13S. . dine riends ; P MAKE MAN TABLET Co. ' ' Sr aie a= <8 your nodding to friends and all i714 S. Ashinad Av. Chileans. ' - tied for the champion- j eo : oath extern Illinois | + With seven victories | “i arent, Fast St. Sout te t. h five victories and one -

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ULEY TIT INED ) a ACH yeoman» Bas ent Ce At ai New Orleans | I To Prickly Heat s Stirrup Cup in Thanks-| ‘a7 Day Handicap—Beau Butler Killed. ——— Vt Liton Indust rial Wednesday with a n ered Ra er ae rt t, Side Ju Mior Wat = luled t’ st art i . at Holy Name | FLD es id = 4a layed, Bts Correspondent of Post-Dispatch, , ae sew ORLEANS, La., Nov. 26. Hockey Teams in 7 . , muchly improved Prickly | | \esociated Prews Monee, carrying the colors of F. H. triumphed in the Thanks- | Handicap over a good field | ive yesterday. “The Greentree » finished in secon’ place with goldblatt's § Sir Peter third. Gol- » Mac finished fuurth. The | Ss was marred by the death of W, Hurst's Beau Butler, chat | or going down in the center of field when they were scurry- | & for position At the first turn. eath Wes a taneous from Bier ckey W. Harvey t have gous: Oe grave y ries god was carried to the Eaereency hospital where he re- 4 consciousness but he was sto a loca) hospital to re. Mie gp thorough examination ot ‘Me, injuries, where it was ian. Boned that his tine bone Stable’s Sci errup | | HATS CLEANED Phone Nearest Branch was 7" Butler gained distinction ging in the E. RR. Brad- Seolors. His outstanding per- sw then came when he reg- ee prilliant victory in the Men Futurity that carried a Sastary prize of over $55,000, He saiso placed thir the Golden hilee Kentucky Derby the year Wie Black Gold was the vi There were 13 acceptances lays Tace, but representing only owners, the Greentree Stable 'G.W. Hurst having a pair of | es. Dazzler was coupled with | irrup Cup and Blockhead was upled with Beau But! Od Slip, which has - rformea | pressively this summer and de- ted some of the best that could mustered on Kentucky tracks ied @ Slight favorite but Prick); did not lack for supporters. Pp was but slight delay at Mememost, the field being dispatched iiy good order ang they were y grouped when the mishap Bean. Butler occurred. For a me thereafter they were slight- mggied. Old Slip being a suf- et interference. WLERS ENTERED (MDIVIDUAL PIN NTA SCHAEFER’S ty. entries have bee! te the indi at Edwardevilie : A« um resuit . pe: = rarde. Ule and Col- a for the ehampiton of ifs, th. ti western Miinoie en ; : ‘ Lee? 4 err fy; ii¢ 4, f. at ae ig Feature | _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ BIG OVERCOAT “SCOOP —.FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TICE! 99 Knocks the Bottom Out of the High Priced Overcoat Market! Vk "j ‘ ‘\ e*s,* . AS ma? “ny . This IS News! It means a saving of over $20, 000-to the men of St. Louis. And it means the finest kind of Overcoats are going to be sold at a price that will little more than cover the cost of materials alone. Such a thing as this has never happened before in our experience. It’s almost too good to be true! It will write a new chapter in merchandising history. Retailers, Wholesalers, Judges of Fine Woolens Will Marvel at This Offer! Can You Blame Them? Men who can figure clothing costs will need but one look to know that such Overcoats.were never intended to be sold at this price. They will sense that we bought the woolens at a ridiculously low figure; and that’s just exactly what we did. And we are passing this advantage on to our customers on exactly the same basis. Because that’s good business on our part. Every one of these 875 Overcoats will make a permanent friend for us. The quantity is lim- ited, therefore we advise early selection. : 7%, : DS Low as $35 World-Famous Overcoatings; Never Before Tailored to Sell as Sparkling, New Models; Finest Trim! Saturday, We Offer 875 of These OVERCOATS At This Price Which Has NEVER Been Equaled and Cannot be Duplicated A Value Sensation! [ Folks are accustomed to look to Bond’s for superior values, but this event is something more than that. It is in fact a Sensation! You needn’t bean expert to FEEL this cloth and KNOW that it is superb in quality. You needn’t be an expert to know that the Guaranteed Skinner’s Satin Linings and the super grade trimmings are intended for the finest overcoats that can be made. And you needn’t be a millionaire to pay the modest price we ask for these garments. Twists and Shetlands; Friezes and Meltons; Cheviots and Chinchi! las! (suaranteed Skin- ner’s Satin Lining and Piping. Smartest of the new Tube and “a Box Models. NEW YORK CHICAGO CLEVELAND DETROIT AKRON TOLEDG PITTSBURGH YOUNGSTOWN Style Arcade LOUISVILLE COLUMBUS CINCINNATI A NATIONAL Glive at 8th St. Open Until 6 P. M. A Magic Opportunity! It has taken quick thinking and s peed production to get these throug our factory; tailor ak one to the last degree of perfection; and have them in our stores within less than three weeks after the woolens were purchased. But we were determined to offer this magic portunity at the time a it would i: most appreciated. ht at the peak of the overcoat season! Now we say to ¥ “DO NOT DELAY”. There will no more of these coats! ST. LOUIS KANSAS CITY LORAIN OMAHA BUFFALO MILWAUKEE BOSTON DAYTON NEWARK WASHINGTON MINNEAPOLIS TWENTY-TWO STORE INSTITUTION der Se ~~ ? nun te 7 Yow, earned dais regia, Meat ale BO SIR ee ee eek Ue * bea en et ee es Tabu Wire Ha... SET earns set ahaa nd prra-% Oe ee — re ee . re nal baie ” he Aedes J eon tal ae " ’ « ns 7 egy. ophng Na ae Rept ins ih sae " Ce Te ie nee etc t es Mey arte ee Oe At We ites 5 Beale Bi DEE RPE I OG ” f fk ape . " 3 ‘ ‘4 re allt vse + ain a rae pe i Anca ies, paren Fs wy ig bes Lait FEC My eS Co f ah — Me weer ee a . site ad i aarinaria Se ee eer / retieet 1 : : 4 satan fe) u at) Ye ove Sip tigt om! Tae Sa > mE pt . apne Oy ws 4 * Sal ‘yor * oe ’. ~ ute Shem apace A Ra i OL OP ay n 1 . o y \ : Sree wie 4 BP a . ” - A 7 — —_ ait hide ¢ aie Ps — mam, Boy Dena ecs ack ee ate sta yet © cyrertendr Lae eee : 5 sa ‘ata re ae a Ae, ee ie neat eg ois aah oe a ea et ee ee + td en a ee oe te ee Ee seu ° as ey ait 4 * Y , " " , . ‘ a ey Rodina none " eed eww bv a hai > ee Rr Reed. pe ace tas mis ato ‘ — ‘ _ he ~— * ? . i . a a pms rat a Pap = we ve <7 i. i. a reer pee ta el i w Oe oO me ome regen a mae Be a = ~ — Caine Oe Te .* ne - WA cc tah d SON al ro 1 9a ge tit Pak net his hid tte: ‘ aba OTe ee ORB! "one PAA pena sy, ARTUR oes bit ae

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NOVEMP ER 28 _SITUATIOI it ~ —- 44 LABORITES DEFEAT MOVE TO DEMOLISH OLD CHURCHES Vote, 124 to 27 in Commons, for Preservation of 19 Fiifices Without Congregations. by the Associated Press LONDON, Nov. of the plan for the of 19 old churches in the London, which are eee out congregations migration in resident population have been successful By a vote of 124 to 27, the of Commons has defeated tion, previousiy indorsed by liouse of Lords, to demolish them the valuable sites on which they stand and use the money for erection of new churches where they are needed. The defeat the motion, the passage of which would have meant the edi- ices of architectural and iistoric interest, was largely due the Laborifes. 26.—Champions preservation City of with- re #n . \ 4 sel! of loss of beauty 4 . . , . to ___ ADVEETISEMEN Tt ~ IRRIGATE THE NOSE IF YOU WOULD END SINUS TROUBLE, CATAR AND HEAD COLDS ——— ian Establish “Drainage” With the Aid of SinuSeptic and See How Quickly Relief Will Follow. Those who suffer with Sinus ble, Catarrh, Head Colds, are erged by nose specialists to es drainage of the sinuses (cavities draining into the nose.) The very first application of genes tary with hot water, used in a nasa! douche will rid the nose of germ-laden dust mucous secretions and discharge of pus that often accompar even a eommon head cope _SinuSeptic, br reducing the congestion and inflam- mation, pafes the aon for that nec- essary drainage of th sinuses, which is a most vital fact in re- lieving headaches, - dizziness, pains around eves, ears, cheeks and flow of mucous from nose into throat. Try SinuSeptic at the expense of | the makers, American Drug Corpo- ration, St. Louis. The first bottle free if it fails to give r tab! ius! h Lies or elief. On sa! at all Walgreen drug stores, Wolff. Wilson, and others. ADVERTISEMENT EWARE THE COUGH OR COLD THAT HANGS ON Persistent coughs and colds lead to. eerious trouble. You can stop them. now with’ Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is a new medica! discov- ery with two-fold action; it soothes | and heals the inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote is ree- ognized by high medical authorities | as one of the greatest healing agen- | cies for persistent coughs and colds! and other forms of throat troubles Creomulsion contains, in addition to’ creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the infected | membranes and stop the irritation. and inflammation, while the creosote gecs on to the stomach, is absorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of | the germs. ' Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac- | tory in the treatment of persistent. coughs and colds, bronchial asthma. bronchitis and other forms of respi. ratory diseases, and is excellent for building up the system after colds or flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold is not relieved after taking according to directions. Ask your dreggist. aN MENT Is It Your Stomach? ~—PFhoto by &!) ‘After many remedies had faile to give me relief, I was cured tomach trouble by taking Pierce's Golden Medical Discover ABS @ Stomach medicine and a toeni- fer the blood it has ne equal, and | am etwavs glad to recommend it.’ Mrs. Elien Jones, 1617 Ave. FE... Couneil Bluffs, lows. Health is vour most valuable as set. Obtain Dr. Pierce's Golden Med weal Discovery, now, in liquid or ta! lets, from your neighborhood drug gist, or send 10¢ to Dr. Pierce’« In vralids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for trial package. reelor _MAN WHO SPENT FORTUNE AND MOST OF LIFE FOR BOYS DIES Sponsor of “Woody's Kiddies,” Among Them Many Sports Stars, Succumbs to Pneumonia. By the Ase cia alvary ’ from Nat ional Hall ’ Cemetery. Was a4 be ANGE—Enitered } _ po 1926. t ugze DEATHS her residence, 5603 — on Thursday. Nov. Larne (nese Mik Annie Lane. or Thurseda; LANE—At avenue, 5°30 lored 25. pariors. Et tt ttre ata . Thureday. hushand father rest on Siovanska + Os: “rat &. o—Ent rest ered into ") 35 Nov - bs ' L10CH Inter- ; inee Voesmeryrr! Minnie To eut short a cold or cough due | mon to a cold and prevent complications r such ~: nothing gives lightful relief as delightful elixir, latest seientifiec used and medica! Every drugytst the mannfacturer monev Whit ter if vou cannot in two minutes Clears the head; ° Vou A the exeessive flow of mueous: fronta! achy feeling that ishes the dull, that chilly, creepy, ittends a eold Aspirona! ~ly in itself, listressing the enause by lelightfullv nave nost howels. for children as al croup and with phlegm me sa j , remedies that are; Funeral trom EJ. encorsed by the highest x...” ~~ ews authorities. is authorized by ae tered to rest on Oo Wut fee! relief coming pe Emir pg Bo Pig ao relhreves th tic ' tha \ i Dec a was & EZ. LI, : DW Y ER—On We Gnesc ay. ee > .p @ J aly . Fireme FL. agg? “Ente t 4) mean os - ege Pe Li a husband 4am S — ‘ - ‘ ~~ » i P Schaum. at reer dear f ‘th and : a a As : ; ; eight ‘y- “we ETER- “= ‘ SHUMAN Nov. 2 s mat "herokee street. STEC HER— Ent iay. & ° pom! me alone 7 +¢ | reward Bes @ Sch chuly A545 ie? “2? e. 7 monthe sid Moathre obi: -e |WRIST W |'WRIST W ATC H- er me ene LOST AND FOUND Lost Plt P—Lost. white and white setter. JEfferson SSt7: reward. PURSE—Losi;: purpse "feather; duwntown Tuesday. PArkview 33832W (c) s., Yeunbesday noon, downto" vn _Box M-150. P.-D on Shaw bus: (e7 ) & ednesday eer! Ca. r re wal ‘ :atri PUR SE—Lost on f Deimar a @320 Eurig’! Cc _ oust “ om corner Parkview 4547W dia! nen a ‘ + ‘7racmdi- 08M. ies) Tower Grove usse!l DP Thur. é1083 l Lost. leader ‘“Abany a! j tor 410: ; Aa % an ‘ .ermens = ae, s Lost mn alle; teward “H+ : amon SCOTCH COLL +r: aD ut , rew und COlfay Bayless av \ Riverside 4211J dog Reward (oR - es F amo us- ‘Abany O10? > ost: dark ting room, Thursday. { rare on McMili on De viere. Ba! { reward. Hlland N9OTW. WRIST WATCH Lost lady's lay evening m Lake avy. betw een and Waterman reward. weet _Found_ __ BEDDi N& bufiches. identification QD ‘ 220 Room physician ‘s: _Post-Dispatet awalung MED Ic AL ¢ SE— Founa eund Dept — " F He Cc > Me Ree BUSINESS CARDS BRICKLAY’ = & TUCKPOINT’G BRICK WORK cement, spec ialty n chimneys. T260W. 3) ick WORK Granites and ni size jo P Arkview 4619W 12) CARPENTERS Ss a BUILDER: TONS, cy ame: _ terms. D laster > ar Aes, bri LA (r-Re 6137 price? on oDun- ‘itfax 5465 M. romees, fiats. 2a - 2203M ‘$) See it aed ty a oa ’ cer BRARDWOOD FLOORS , a > . > ,.0ors lished A Speciai.s FOres “at 91344 c6) ALTERATIONS ON TER MS By a* per al Cut P P res houses ND Terted { Pates. interest “= ) ——_ re fj rie ee es ore LS’G best work. fel4 c.eaned., te, ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. $21 wit bth tn om ce HEATING, Te. A Nts fi ST —— or ns ab P Ark eo" 4356R L... PIPE CLEANERS Aw ‘ As MATTERS 28 AT LAW years Men - every i Ti’ ate LESBO STRICTLY Dray Lawler. (§026— crairs. ss PATENTS cite PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT WANTED MEN, BOYS shin ngice | ¥ 4] per LIn it cies wt D oard er-[ ASDA ien uF HANIC = NEED A Mal . hands a : ; MBER® B EL PER Sit * uit new ji ad wi rk. SITUATIONS—woR > inbn j (HELP. WAN =D - —sif

ER Fx; in on oe = BOY—Por af Ni CRAP HERS aEey a 3 a0 bigted. 704 FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 26. 1926. > WANTED—MEN, BOYS ADIO MEN—Those who have highest grade of techni-' knowledge in radio will be sdered for immediate posi- Apply Radio Depart- RB. NU GENT & BRO . to; For ‘pmsl de “and oculside a oy jence preferred; must eo Feiss r. Ryan, 10 «s. m. — - to : ~~ a years of age: ex- and baettery work. MAN—aAbdont bout 18, to assist in and @> part-time cc swore. Apply igoes, 23d iN — Experienced ~ can able of rge of clothing and furh! shi Ps -¢ In Texas town » Al references for right partr. Repl Box J- 255, Post [Yanat » 7 sortunity for Young Men have an opening in our suppiy &- for young man. age 16 [to I8. high echoal education. ‘nexperienced =A who Will Begin at a2 moderate and work up ta mere respons D's of Wwe take only young men of character Who have Seen ambitious a] interested should ag’. ey ag ure. cau cl Ronnies. Box P-373. _AGENTS WANTED_MEN weekiy is may: sellins ae naar to de vier: ee ane | Manager. 694 Bauder , — ee to S200 extra cash he ——— als - 32 for par- of special offer. ———See ee _ ll a nen PARTNERS WANTED [oR Wid—Rooming house: charge: smal) capital. cer. Lindei! s.art orchard: must to St. Louis. Box f-iZ> th $1000 te help finish research work: success “nrans . . whieh seem certain. _Box M 149. P.. DP. [—To ° nap cena and SOLICITORS . wanted hetwren must have had ¢mn- Goed opportunity for 7 and 9 oc. m.. Address, 922 Newnpor' _Groves. Mo. (eD7) neat appearing men and th direct selling experience: ne = jtion large earnings sure. Ebrocty 902 Hol an, _# Bids Co.. SALESMEN | WANTED PIOBILE SALESMAN — Hudaoo- = Dealer has the beat for a uigh-crade automobile saieaman 4930-32 Southwest a‘ ask for Mr fey i > DISTR SALES fepresent nationally Known ‘ule@ mar 2? in St Lettie and vieterity grriret fadio and redio trade; capad’e of “* estire charge of braneh office te eked salary and commission eomoie' intormetion’ about voure! rid Address t oote ’ Mor an ai * Fool <47 Park a’ New OE SALESMEN women: experienced. BLL & CO., = gi SUBDIVISION SALESMEN “ei ere Park. opposite | a ct riig pated piant Appiy Mr: SH-BURNS i shoe more; expxi- - S24 S. Broadway. ‘<) MAN—To call on dru« aad zro- evenings after 6 4.540 —And sa = , BE- A ae ~— <= ieatiet sa su Li Se (oe . te follow Ta : SM AN. — Radio 6nd com mission. Prne : mane COMM isi on hear Rotmneon (jrav ote. MEN—Piy more Position. See Mr. Realty. 5411 cEX-—Full or pert tine aPT) t aod health meurance under 2 office gontract. Society. 3°70 Broadway reprewen C4 orgsorler« ras 2: rer rr. AN—Manfacturer's © @! high-crade ; to jobbers, on com ission Ty and (ifies LiacKett ~— te Ce.. wd ’ fe ; oreseedi. allie to rer ; net afraid ta ~ Phone MAin 5027 for ap- apoly 1636 Arcade Bide (emt ¥ “high-grade popular- Missocrt. Reb. 1: Fie © ‘Ho: : ence tower lowa. Ine ready drawing acceunt. Wis Yreortumity Knocks but eet nterested in rapid premetics | in @& nationally f \mportantce of its kind sei! eS im venus: one expertetce preferred: © and reference. Box M-is ‘5 specialty ~ en. selling direct to | apabie of a sarge ' ¥ol ihe a rit to producers. 1019 Loud ud- oy (c8O) ve wire wanted fo sell overalls end children’s p «ry trade in the Muidle lished rm ithe beat. Oniy men eth ez- shed trade aded apply. Dispatch Dre fare: | prom. lon < and estab : 256. Pow - 7 wational Acer Veet reg Cs.” : the : saies propel - MANAGER— tc) _. in ted: ’ '@ ' M-152 -F basis | Dis We ¢51 av de LiRL-— a . Coun iy; ith and W ash. ; 0. Bunnies Likhi—_—Ff lediv: Te *h den cape shifts: He oe BEG wee ¢ i" ore ENT. travei; $100 & "Ss g0-gel ters, thent. Central National Bank slary sand = ‘ax rep this cempany be in & + and 3 toe aA apr ul. particulars sens Um eer ? Experienced traveling. ft 25 and 25. wilimg te Diinele at theif own = "ally known conderi: pay- “ary amd expenare. Repre- : company. wih be in =. BS E N—_Por men’s yee ‘ ™ust be experienced. |‘ B NUGENT & BRO. {, ODS ( ‘0. (e)} x OU IND yy JR rs _32500 ; tional yl ce = -_ -are how clomnag tmmediate

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-_ | une | @§- TO LET A FURNISHED ROOM IN YOUR HOU SE or apartment to a desirable tenant advertise in the se columns.“t© = — ee ST. LO POST-DIS sPATCH. E)R c Tt RADIO ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY ns FOR Sen hee ee ee =" ’ . i i. = i “wy — = } Troes aci- . " _ , rahe» ts p mIte. —, Jes} . 7 + so HO US SEHOLD GOODS i V7 iA a) AIL: For Saie | 3] a ' a ; a os io an or Ores 3 S605 » ing roocrs. steam d | 3 ’ =. * — 5% canal re a ee) ~ ; eR 38 2 or 3 nacely TUr- | janie uppiiec >: " ‘ ILD H AT) #4 a ——_ So ES EE at! TRADE ¥ “ Bs .. C. Cra 13> Will | Pom; everythine turmished: $5. (co STMINSTER. se be Sat ee eo : GU 44 = zi FURNITURE FOR NEW ee toby ZAR HOTEL. 3127 Cocum—Cleas: | FNRIGHT. 4230—Furnished room, $5.50 yed_Fooms:_steam heat _——___— oe — E PINE “a t SF TOT ‘ ~ hers =-oD 04) oom ir reom: ram : mnt :& ws oO. , pine: sink $6. _ {°) | ONRIGHT. 3133——Cheert omg: | ine room: range, steams Set: Mom fuk | PERSHLNG. 35 HING AP: NTS" . 2 waA 4 . - . . ; f 4 ; “ . sb - eo | Mi 4 ~_- “ft ~ oe. a. : 2 J RS = De : “ee irnishings wanted bed@ly, 22Y | peea-pea moar = ing or a — WEST PINE. 4253—2 light hbousekeepms | ~ Dy furnished efficiency apart- ” ' ad ia - cf : ; -— ‘ ’ we Ss cone — >a reoms. Suffet apart- ; ee i . ready for cecupaney : lmar 2378W when ‘TURES — Re arcain. Cail Ne —— ee | ; ee ee om suite: porrel ) - . - A Rew and NBERG your housenoid coods kiin Fixture Co.. ¢ Klin Seed mintenea ae “we: sin : ft | ee ee eee FEST PINE, 3624—Niceiy furnished front | fest PINE — gt comp ete aparument ‘otel in the City e Ranelagh Apartment Hotel : nA N C Ts ee ti - ast . Grard: Wo! eer ; ) lia vcaoiieanisiiaasimaiiaiaaiataatinnaias a, A IND. re. Maplewood) | am ¥ Sl cee i ee ful four-reem efficiency | © Goobers . £9 5 + i. on ‘ur! ee | M ee — KR ENSIN/s . | ; _ ies * rooms furnished: light hi ou new! a ae a i furnished for uligestion and oaite B , — mie ing rooms; gas. Res, sis .vn" : ng: running wager; near car; bus: aduit occ ave | a Ee Ben: includes — refrigeration. gam | be usekee ping: ‘ ru weer i . Deaf bal ayn 5% San eater 38 ce i " ‘\ ee I eg > ay * ne tN ag ay - ¢ > ’ ; ’ 4 >? | .* = Pi : eerie leB Ma fe Sig eH ” b] r) 4 Oe ete al $a ; x rs a (ate .s | ie, % x Pi 5 -. iO ! of SRE RMR RE re REE eee eS he . . gorge - Oe isis > ai ‘ - - -- + gg VOI a gras: > as - , hg — ; “ey . ene ‘ % . & oe 9 aes : po. era etn. seen ' G aa LA ears mae geen “ = ey 2 .. “a = . ; = i - tO , er ae eee ities anita CHOICE APARTM. : “Two WEEKS FREE RENT. 2 utif ” 4 R ns, eGectric; > , ul Sd floar: room. = psai¢ Bic Sime AN. T23 Chesteut . i» ~?* 4 . . 4 i 4 —————————— Heatine Stoves |) 7° anes ) | ROOMS and |] |\Sinascees eee we SS SS es | ee ee ee Te SS > wren oS re . : 4 _ . " . 4 am = . ty. sa "ie ‘ : > i : ; " " . : : . ‘ ; ! ‘ é a 4 ra ] 4 , , 2 4 i 1 I = , — — ~ S Dad OE _ ms. sdern. » & 2 awe = > , r un } os bedhead ; gen roiily: > ; ec nA 2 ! . ry a aati . ~s . ary cue? week |. PER SHING AP! ‘ . : Sean - Xe. 5. “8 We have, im our ph poagers ni ‘arge selec My ° . “ . A R D , id = ° saiaaseail — — nc - . Z “ ; " , ew wt “ 71 its “ — ; a 5386 Po nlite 2 po ’ . - : ) = “ = \ acl *. oem , i - A . . aa t hw , ’ : ; a} i] Why not. look at these ‘ . ‘ oo: . nae Poanr the ———- for the : ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY oeme for es a = “Convent Gant a SP, Hl ggg in sc Mes f CLgaN | ae eee a ete ee eS a oe or oe ee! CONVER —— pee ' 9 ' | | cali : we : ? = : j : : : . j : : é vs ’ : 4 - ie a ie 1 = te : - *- - - — tints - ' iad . agen — MJ , " . r ~ 7 * : ry? eer os mt: PE ) ~ . : 2 t e . J i>) Le} €: orner Pe Db r q208 .—Beaut a f si -Room + pre Bee oe Siw Nt Seated: CLEVELAND. 4220 Sr couie or gtnticmin: ether | Rive Groen Reset $080 Olkwe, ted ee Se Sn ag coils pate eS Sea Pe AGES mie oqnian Se Sarre TS CSS SS ee ee a ea ee heey i ee ee re Sea EN Co dae ns oa | { 2 ‘i. eae + sey — ~ - GENT POTEL ie n> 6S : for mar >. “=> >on ites sold new at hig! | ‘ $5 Men's Suits. PFITT 4145A—noom and beard: p : Eee : Me oat 3 LG E. i er fo 1 F ‘i je 00 CASH " we much longer wear than ae ie .| ee Doe. _S neenioncea, (ee) | Beat. _GRand 79% gr ye pee meno —, day and up: we $5 and up. (c80; Fd. CORNWELL & EB. 0. Pe TOCRTEDNTH 909 “ooms, “bath. WIx UNION’S M5 nose ane. Tr ' rom ,) Roem and board. _ > | Eg, Mauenabie: phone. bath, bewt~ (es) | SINERT A. 3 finer bounces: | 4300 1 nfortaoe winter hone | FRANCISCUS MRA S04 Chestuet EXCHANGE STORES sts or « treat senate . eme privile $T GIS aod iaun- ' a , : ————--— —_— -- = - , , rivierce ce , ait seek stung = ST. REG - Apartments. ~~ si o! . oo ma , ~ : ' witul Lc am 5-17 8 GRAND © ant 7 roam apartments, over ; electric: mm} erveir Park... i tl : ler: S$ : 2 4938 Kennerty . BONTTA, 6-rvom a es am | . eo er APARTMENTS — LiCiirung —FURNISHED = PEWSTEAD tis = . ee ll : ar Pleat. oth and W asi “BH MARYLAND AT EDCLip ed “rr +? free tT FATRMONT HOTEL ~ ay pe Fi ~ Celine i TRAIT = aa. IRE a . si ~— > vers - y Se ¢ ; a ak a w f Pe) ee nee : " SS i REN EMRE an. cides : re, Peeping eh: an Tacant ry > HOUSES. FLATS, ||: age ty Suga 2 : , > ma on “ oO _west DEbmar 38 Wriks Faure . RENT. hiri-natic BY. c4-—t ree waarnt sis APARTMENTS FOR RENT — yk ae © thw t NTON'S : > Pleven : 7. ~ _t leery n 7 | ie | 4 . | ' . ; ta “i? . : : - ; rs : ™=T : id : : 3 PT i) — il : , P .f POieeas oer , oe a trem -_ "7 ii . South fe SiyWainwnuot Side i __ Worthwest ~~ s A ate ne _ a —— _ a ne ee ~. - —— — a PEESHIN«.. 534—Sar pietely furni-hned i-reem eleetric., ssiver. linens. ~ ; TRUNK. Grr #4. e ' LiT ¥ t P aieataai . Metropolitan Stora®e Ca. J i ‘aRT?I : eae Wart meol ER Te. ——————— TYPsé , 7 . dit. ~ $i % GHhand JT , 4 May ~~ —— } : 7 - - ) _ oe > > ve . ho . : , ar >. " p : Mg + ** en ’ — . dade . a S| 1S) 45 “te . . ish . \ ep ; rey I ita? ~ hat : % . i = pert . cr? di r : sf aw"% i“ * ‘ ry : y -« *' 3) : . RAND a 4 ato eS , | Ph mmber, | Vu ; : | : . re , ixhed: convenis . : ; ) FURNIAHED FURNITU RE baa WENTS WITm COMPLETE and Ss kitchen Se aA ny ne ac apNtea” Ie ee abe iereny RS ACRE oy t¢ # “ ome . re . ' ‘ eee ' . * — : . ' " " rie “ ; t . : +> ° n : . - . - - me Tm 3 bers ting 4 - ‘ sig { dreamers, | : _rs th f 4 >T? hate * ‘aa> co > oo seins a Pi : ss : 7 . oT: Tea eal | Ye » é ishe he Ii “Rat Ty ; , , ; Pees ae = Sty er o Py x : . - - : ; . ’ p . ‘ . , " . | ¥ : we "tI i . t -s ; : " ' . x K ur E 5 rer “° ‘ay a : _ * 4 ii Te" tle Sulte : tau . : waitin ~e . ‘ : , ie . : thawte - or a a . ; : . Ps iat : : ae . d 7} . } : " e OL 4 a “y ' ‘ 3 ; +2 : . : 4 ; , . - ‘. . 7 : a een | Z : . Fi ? PASTEL FU RNITI tF C » 1 ie +i | . , Lg AMAX 5 : : - ) y g iis we — ? : | | cet Ma rade F HOTEL. CEmtral 2437 _ 24929-2% Pranklin ' > Com SLOS.75 ; , tis and Moard. in TL.MAI ei0 ine Kee Ding " MAS : CN SL. 4T — ane. - L RNITU RE B AR Al AS os rooms FoR RENT—C: TY ne ne. meee eek | ene as : | ipa . th sun mom. «uh ITE F tec.” i remon cpucnal, Seasonaile KING FURNITURE CO | a oh | ee ee ee ee cxpavure pleasant Towm, Kitchemetie aud | ___ a ae | . wlll — ih : " Bs — . ’ A Be arer 8 uti* harrs one na a." ~~, . > . zs : . , et «fi 5 " . ae . site L ? ' : 2] ws eUarattecd. we sell for less and “OES Frankiin Av JEttareon TSROO none i on " cone " . md v4 Yuegms k io i pee or. ie _ § ied ake: | pie "i sunne - : TTiand 148° ean shew vou peu Seteurtfiaw ard Monday evening or a Ore a ee) | aa 3 reeping ! sTMINS’ MV -pPSEER: wy WAGNER BR. 7 yu oe | _ J»tte Tson. d a ¥.-@¥eting YY Bp priiitnent. *%) “iN : . “ci . . ores iz > — aDar men . ‘ i | $ ; eouth a4 Markrt wt Be ithe, io ‘mile wer : ; ’ } a : r r ae oe . . " ‘ ; . : F E AMBASSADOR ‘ ~ ees — =. — . > ea . ' | - > . ais Som } opa.t.

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1926 __. _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —- PAGE 48_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | _FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER policeman from a check was OT &@ UANK iD Weldon, Mart) ERROR FOUND IN ELECTION | ‘SOFT HAT AND CIGAR CAUSE maets t | an overtook the Cole. and signed “Frank Miller.” RETURNS AIDS REPUBLICAN OF ARREST FOR BAD CHECK... sniscaxe” ene man pro eee moa mero as ef Chillicothe, | Service Car Driver, Who Lost $40 he Prank W. Ashby Democrat. Declared Defeated on $106 Deal in 1923, Cap- i Dene. oe . scape — FOR NEXT WEEK for Judge by 173 Votes. Martin, yeame OM. & ; samcioer % i A T os N oO W wast SHOWING SAT.. DEC. 4 w.—The 16-cent piece of | > a ee ae Shy . 2 = ees - : ey ee ee Ee Oe hee. De . ’ a - - ee ae OE ar he 5 : J g pw - s - Ss —* 2 = > aa ‘ s oe 2 ——— ee. - oe oe J . _-_ ; : , . Ty _- : oe . ~ | id s! Migs - Cato cael -- : Psa. Se: he ‘ = : 3 _ bg a a 7 . y rz “ _ . , . P sy 2 -- tas PS - ‘ ~~. ey - ‘= 2 J 2 ' ~ >. > + - ~ - -.-, - a" . r ' gx a ~ > ee | , je - ~ ; pian va. ~~ oy > —-" pores se ~~ . . _ : % ~ om _ Lak 2 ray ~ rT, =o # ow é-_ 7 - + + , AP aa kL ‘ +. ne. > : — ~ ~sf™®*? Ge f the - ~~ " mn ~* - = ada Peer. Se Ri aa - SO. . a» ee A442 «i . | ; = +s : ' i ak P ov . . » 5 ~ ' . ¢ > ~ eS . OS e.F' aa . as . _ . 7. ? #s “ee , od + ' =: Pr « ’ ; ote . hooked oO é f f pO , iene 7vTerV i ar } ; SP - . JOUR. awit? a4 an ~~ we « . s ' a © : « _— - «4 - . 2 . es = _ _ > 2 ¢ sei $ : : ; "ry? ; : i “ ° ‘ : ’ " re ge = : ~ . 7 toa i 6 ae * s+ A-2 Ww eee - £4 : > be a — o ** 43 _ a ; eo" ‘. + . ; %; > 4 ; jj 26% a . -¥ sites j : ; SSS ood P.— ‘ : _* . : J . “ Z : . iat lection 1 t tigmaces gave Joh Corer of 51 . : : é ; 4 be caving and ng. - : a L & 2 $ “ : 7 - : f perpes , e-cixth Judic ais + . ! or full information _— . : ve Eilé b » sd =>" ‘ , yor, 7 + oe + - "Ty »> fae ; - ; q dD. Ce ’ a . aaa | * ‘ . . : . 4 ; . , > > ’ 4 , r . tT , at « aia - vm | sos ; associ i i *t. You may ba | | ing the currency. | =e business ciates with an ideal gi u may Duy | - READER.—The Public Li- : I ) MAT. TODA Y—500 Seat win a ge ; : U RB BARGAIN MA The, $1.10—Nights gt a book of admission tickets to the Ambassador, Mis- cas | | “The ae pr ates «2 auale- sage SOUTHERN BOUTS a | RIALT ee a = 3 souri, or Grand Central good d a 1927. — ee | 4 4 =" other cities that you ae ee ae : - Oo. Seats utso at Aeolian Ticket Office tg For $6 you may give them a book of 10 admissions + 8 ~ | esalt for the information . a CEE TS 1901 , tion. In 1892 there were racks used for hors«-— | VELEN - ac ae os * Sea Pe , TODAY 3:00) TR AUBE — pare * — ese ee oe bes agner aay ae Ais a : i Cab! . TOMORROW 8:30\ Soprano . M ga, Re D £ 5 ne. tnte Pe at in 1891 ‘a | “a af , ; cable car vanished in : On July 19, 1999, the Unit- 5 8 DOWNTOWN «~ Fe : ‘ Rub im 3 tablesporns | a “aah been ‘4a 400 ‘ napa Eek COLUMB'A BURLESQUE? iota aah os. a ‘ft =. eter and —~ to a oe ~ — Ps e ft: . pits \ : ; Ti11se upreme “ ee thie wantin eae a2g “3 ey wih bette | LEMAIRES AFFAIRS) _=crcruex cmearees fo: = oes : = | LEGAL INPFORN CHICAGO CROWDS, IN RAIN, £0 the Mediterranean, LEVERS DEVINE EYES (By & Member of the 88. Lowia turn . - ae Tee Se ee Ye p eee” eh ——- oe ere? Binet ows j Sache tat ‘ an m vette — “ _- tid ee Tee 4 : A , y , " ” . Meee . ; bth nh aaeitiateebl a eet anche alae cement beni: healed " 0 mg nonin cS 9 : il iene ede Mel da tiated kd ta ne cn 0) oh te mane ee na me. hak tans wiirmeiecer ~ ae atehmsaee ait ” ¥ \ ca ~e ” ee PP te ee Se ndte. Shae aly -_ z aed . open egos maw , Peet - TP oy mee Rey : - - ‘ , te anedeet> _7 “4 . » hoes See Ln P ‘ bi te ea bata ogee i. > : Seka. Tenet Wer Ne age , ri A d Pe Ale ey ape oe ’ o en . ond Cait SenaeR ME Ne eS Ohad 2 Pr ues 4 YAS Se es ' pO Te r¢ “t : : P ‘ - 3 ‘ “sg 9 5 ’ ¥‘: “ ~ ‘. - ? Ae , c of “ . >. —_ tt: Te gs ak ag nen Wibod sar MP > ya Se RP Ged vtsitnine yp Hate ny x Peer “ v . » - . on : p = e “ - bs 4 . nk af C ~ Ps eon ee e ont Pst “ Ses 3 bs “e » ye he “ry he ere ays Sid ad 2 - f ras Peis iS sy oh. Made ‘ 4 ancy e ¥ » bas 5 ws J + sala x > 4 ane ‘ “ ay St Se . a Ne = vent ein Ta +5 “ Sd tha tig es Mee 8 oa Le y ee . . t ere > we 2 ‘ee Lat DRESS age M3 7s nee. eA en oe * — es si State eh kN hte Si sy TRE Hee R team). oer Atos ey a a P.— An ex-service man; H. A. wu LESTER ALLEN *) % =¥ ye C—If he had no lights on yeirs ¢ “ oF er H O M E RI C Be ALBERTINA RASCH BALLET 0g - 5 we. : . | 2 = . . i f the accident. See the | * #*ne wiaied Press ae On-y Mat Set. $32@ wo $2 10. ae | gz. ar | , ~ Motor Vehicle Law. Laws of pe can be filed within five) CHEER ARMY AND NAVY BOYS Bars to obtain, &, licens, | conte | The Specially Chartered White Star Li ae Sere a] , i gdets and Midshipmen Dedicatt e Specially (: artered ile lar ler TED LEWIS ea me e The cy: ° S ” a oe - Now . : Wetk, = 1 ri. First Extra Session 1921, | ODI Of plendor howin . oe . 7 to 107 inclusive You) Pp ~ ‘ | Sho 9 : MEY gee this at the Public Library. | and the largest steamer sailing to the Mediterranean, will leave , — 2 € = New York Januarv 22nd ona superb Winter Crurse of 67 NA munios o k af “ : 7 | ware after the eee oe ; vs - ~ , - d ‘t 7 - : o : days of interest, charm, comfort and unstinted luxury. The panty i; gets - T McD —Te stop your other # e ° g : — -_ .” | s hair from falling apply icus | = : ; oy ’ , 4 ' OF MAN KILLED BY STREET CAR) NESS GSI William Todd Was Run Over « Kirkwood-Ferguson Line in Brent woad. A Coroner's jury at Kirkwoo! ’ 4av returned a verdict of accis 'n the case of William rears old, residing at Eager r s+ Louts Country, who was run and killed by a Kirkwood-Ferca etreet car Wednesday afterno } hai ae ETE AR RS a ee er Tee = - “es Tele ” ee % " an on ny J Aire a Me. ™ ae ; . ; r a % satel is Sadek OEE oer te ‘ 4 ie yn bey ERE % vee ; : 3 of Eee SP Se anata Fe “kk SM a Pre Phe ats ie eae cies: SRR es Bek ara t saith tibia, (Ah ig t os i "ae fh ,, TA nee P wa), ¥ we 4: Bhai ern P “A 7 : " pe Cua at oa fi dh ‘ae RAF £) Ope: g 1 SNA rr . TA | ey . a Ah oi. bs oy .oa ae Nae 4 se tgs FE aot . . 5 Ee SOS ee nO ae 4 nee : i be Y : . y Pepe S so ous agate a a as (ue 7 Pew chet sft) ‘6 Se Ae oe : i a * ¥ 2 . s E tenes see el . aes we, Sante 3 Bye: eee eee meh “ee 1psone } 4 STARTING _- SOMORROW! WORLD PREMIERE OF HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S “The Winning of Barbara Worth” More people have read this book than any other exce ible—n : | fac thi y oth t the Bibl United Picture Artists’ picture classic, produced by > tap Reg Henry King, who gave the world “STELLA DALLAS”— ig WITH RONALD COLMAN Star of “The Dark ” ; —eete ot : | aan “Stella “Dallas"—A ID : ' ; Join The Jertul Cc } VILMA be o Rost \ Ss : “tem . HARRY FOA BANKY ) oy ewe || | EADS rues comm a bh in “TRE ' Who inspired Valentine ¢ | > « , ere twa . | cue =i tc 3 such wonderful love-making " ¥c , in “The Son of the Sheik” | 5 DO" | SLICKERS ‘ Music ane! Thee 2 ‘ AND OM THE STA | | : | oan | 4 s GE& B j ; . > r) . - = : . £ ; ery SMERICAN ; a MAx ache, | soars min wife —* ) A MELENE COYNE and HENRS j | s Ke Presen “tsi 6OF ee FISHER AND HIS “COCOANUT GROVE” ORCHESTRA The movie-stars’ dance orchestra at the Hote! Amoassador. Los Angeles. ALSO 5 as 55 Easton * = NOVELTY ,- : - f ii} in A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE . ww = I5%4 Easter Peers = - . | Dg { j}| ozarx , === Burial Permits) 4 , 2 : | &ebhater (-Tewes a fay PAGEANT /;. _ = Cum MARRIAGE LICENSES. = 38.51 Delmer . mt 2ewhatan ° : aug” = = - te Maplewood - iit ito A | j | ay? Abt tt deed | ~ ge eee — - . fy - rT 7" ront of the Evens-Howard . . - - + ies } Se tf oe : t* & A242 > ot . Pt, The mctorman., of 6060 Horton piace, test ie 7 mam whe could conquer that . She was THE GIRI . thousand and ene Te a fe protec SHAW oe ; ™ * as r “S J = aeures ss ‘eth and Shaw . La . id not see Tod he had struck him wuz mpact of the whee 7 Todd's body. Codd, : 4 Another Fameus “tage (cichrity Brought te “t. Leui« Shenandoah by Skeares Brothers. He'« ‘he Envy of American d-Shenaandosh \* omanheod peat rivoul TL Delmer | VIRGINIA { ‘Cohen “Sting. : S217 Vircints Passcnate @m — ree | # at ee : Schumann || 37idA. §. Jetterson | py T. Cosgrove . S. Wellenkamp . urvived, WY thre ° ‘hHAildre? ESTATE TO BAPTIST CHURCH —- — “t. Louis Orphans’ Home One of Reneficiaries of Columbia Woman. ~pecial to the Post-Dispatch. COLUMBIA. Mo... Nov. 26.—The will of Mrs. M. F. Cromwell, filed ‘or probate here today, cives one- welfth of the income from her es ate to the Baptist Orrhans Home St. Louis estate was 4! ged into 24 parts and. with the cception of the sum of $259 willed if of ; i i a f 4 P = ws ti ¢ “The Orecie Fashion Plate’ Toul lowe Ris gorgeous Pa- Tigien costumes and «nijor his eonge and charectrrre- . tons. Also rm co : » ber brother, Georce K ulsa, OK... no individual! a ere ma 4423 Holly ; Eaet St. Low’ : =, . 460084 Delmar { Most Pretentious ; i {723A McMillan In The Citys History 4 4 - bow 914 Christian eS 42:35 N_. 2th = 8204 Frederick i ul = AL?IOTN ana ! iner associat surch Mrs alls dbdbdehlehdebdabdebebdddald bbb de bbbbb bbb bbb bt tM iit eee Peat “aturda’ “he Was : ad lived i» 9 TT. sm? r Age O@e OC: T! survive garter spot “or the moner he could teed from the settiersa. No wor der she — him—-THE Gin. w@ “ Winning «of Barbtare Werth”. as - —receive immediate and ; 2 teful rehief from PERTUS- o* @erhkara Werth.” -ould IN. It mot enly secthes the lersta : B tieswes of the air passages, fax OTRL: but by icoseening the 3 mucus, gives Nature an ‘1. at —-— LAWSON REID, Goest * Sunday The Year's Fan Frettc Thredle and | The (,remt “WEE WILLIE’ ROSYN “THE DEATH-RAY Harry Waiman & 7 sil : a an, as 22) iT. : ' : age ‘d Pr, ’ mor. t Aw i» - . be oa iMes deve. +t — ae : c Korey Tenor. Station WEAF — m . : ey ourecen® y in Three Other Big SO and the Capito! The = er and the —— as Theater. N. ¥ - TOP i Len: p> | > Ap “THE LILY” — —_ - - 4 ~ P Se . > > BRSGERIGSCRALES SSCHGT SERSELE sea : BEL! " ~ Sat. ' eye? Matinee Today, 16¢; © SEER” They Called * wieiored a Dbieoming pare a 2 Tiere ‘hn Oye Desert eutd he SICRGCCRUCRARAREURAERRERRRETERERERARRRRALARCR ROR MAAHRRRCHCRRHERRARUECERERAGUAA CERO RORRRURAGHOATCRLCRTARERERRURRLERCRAR ER Re RE eiter, . if a itt iS TePtieritiitiliiiiitititiiy wo LAST | NORMA SHEARER in “Up-Stage”—GUS EDWARDS and DAY | Revwue-— MABLE NORMAND Comedy—WILLIE ROBYN SEND your WANT AD t the POST-DISPATCH and GET ~ RES LTS—s-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING.

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Se CO ce PIR OP me ee —9T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ——FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2. 4996 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 49 | JOE JINKS , ‘gos ae By VIC ! ne betalee wo ato: 0 bliin e nett. T = “AIC - PS RRMENSWERS TO QUERIES La : fe Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. _ Ce eee oe ttyns® Y | Hi and telephone calls | | : : _ Y ‘ld JINKS SPEAKING — SAY, BuY me > } 8 Y dtu dusT LET “That ExPand - UM 7 € or aQnsw | ‘ “i. . . OOM, : . NDE ~ gitention, except letters on snililons questions oh ankeaae | | eae earl 2 ear Dat : seen iate ONE HUNDRED SHARES OF f HOOEY OIL EZ FOR A Day OR SO — Then Seer AT OH, fur te A WY ) eg sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. | | — agnor = get. “ten cha cae at VOOR = Wee... « NO. A HUNDRED — A PROFIT AND CONVINCE “THe. ry TERS MILLIONAIRE fy | . “That's ENOUGH TobaY —Thanus — taaT 1 KNOW wHaT 1M DOING: r YET Al j Y | , eo fi /, | ane via A Breme 4 Buck 4 - > W.—The 10-cent piece of E. Gd. H.— n Theater: es rae in 4 tet. is nrc from $50 4 cold after = A mrergeengGh > oem | IKE A “Tl PROVE THEY 'RE WRONG (S TH | i 3 PUTTING A TOE. | \ PRovE I'M RIGHT — ILL JusT Put kif VAR ~ Hf ree BY Ob AST yf ; ij - 0th and ‘ona: | wth and Bremen Kiddie Foy _ ter solstices because of the effect | IN “Te $ li T . HE WATER IT To THE TEsT * TL yi4i j f rt A 7 , if - j j 4! 4 ~ _ — AIRY ; ie ga : ing the currency. }and even temperatur Scientist | - " | Rridéen WD. READER.—The Public Li- | agree that ia certh's ante oy tilt. i Cou tT S, 640 Baston c Shee y bas a collection of directo-/| «q 23 degrees and 27 minutes. Joe “TH die ’ ee , : -* : es ||| INK'S ? m other cities that you! away from the perpendicular of | | Kingsland ' Me It for the information | the earth's orbit about the sun, so ||| HE WILL JusT 457 Grave} | M: -» ie re. oniy in March and September is || . oo ee Ae. . a Ee eenisTINE.— We would Suenos | — es gy at right angles | buy A FEW | “ _ Smee wou try getting the lamp at; tc ithe sun. In those two months | | SHARES VicNAIR f PEt _— PP the various second hand /| the days and nights are of equal | ea SEE WeNair Pestatozzt oe Sito We Go not publish business | length. In June the earth tilts | | Hous HINGS ant yman” © ~ ¢ in this column. toward the sun and this brings if WILL BREAK Vio ‘ Br a es 859 St. Louis sta 4 | the northern hemisphere closer to. GLER Man ay in “is horse : ~~ 4 a matina of tne tm , Which gives out. the | FoR Him ~~ th and R ee remen Vandevitt - em Em 1893 there were warmth. In December the north ern hemisphere is tilted away 1 of tracks used for horsc- > Douglas Fai, ) miles i tae foe from the sun and the consequen-: | Ye a ; ta. . ° . se Bridee | The k Meee red in 1896. Cable carr | het it gives out. After the 1 f - Euclid & Nat / Also M me. De £ cae 1891 apring equinox of March 21 the m | - Brdge. | Gift Shop on | a ie orn a = northern hemisphere starts tilting | j | \ hers : toward the sun and as the days / | ly Pf , y’ | ee, On July 19, 1899, the Unit- e days || , s Wy y 4 dln oa oe eieliendtiiheetathiee ete nid cies a Ue a ne y ‘ e “a o- ”~ 7" ene Peer waph oser y que ow * = REN: meee, Aa oe : b Le TE Ee CODE i i . - * gti Zn we ; Erne ges tetnner tpi ange , ra ie PRA nee Or" Fee oft Saas Bates (hoot AREAL ae ¢ wee ei ] Perm - CV LE AEs OT Opa Gt stn lr ition 9° es le Bail Rte a ; r full information D. C., fo | nights would be of equal length Wi ea & a ae ee eee at ee ee Paso nBnES nonin, tae sapere 08-day He Bate, oe - a ae tae , a “ ie ‘\ oe Pion at t lengthen the heating influence of | | 7AULINE Railways Co. came into exist-| the sun increases gradually until || = a eae on t-te ttn -etietiiiaesediane -——_—+ _ | Hare | ———— ae OAS CEM Ser 2 : ‘illian & Claxt © Timid Te, ta ns —== = eons Seria) @ pats’ F.—To make butter/| at yp oh pear — Saee not occur ||| Georgia Ann Dunnivant. .”. .4208% Cottage MAN SERIOUSLY $ ABBED ae: ge -— Rees until July and August because the | | Biau. Kennett. Mo.—Mrs. Thelma ' orchestra; 12. dance orchestra. — |—Pestal mix 1 quart of flour. 1] tea- | | : | ess Ozzi ( Mary Pike ' , y h of G is m am | 14 G@tadtare! Gs 2. | ( ¢& ‘ : ord P galt, 2 teaspoons taking: '‘engt of the ay is more than 2614 Stoddard | G, Kain, Poplar Bluff. Mo. | | KTHs. Hot Springs (46 MJB. oF | : : i { SParrows” Fabien yon ot eb in’ 3 tablespoons| that of the night until after the {|| Fomtella McCain 2200011707, 2182 Biddle | John Gorske. St. Loule—Appeloma Sbur- | HIS BROTHER BEING SOUGHT 506. Brice ee ee Post - Dispatch Radio — Wa ers : —_—~ either ea tngl Others 4 vhs e , mix to a soft doughs autumn eguinox on Sept. 23. The i Thomas Miller East Chicago Ind nag, 0’ Falion. | | Gve + Bristow. (ok... (3748 M.)—# CO B d . . if ; QUEENS “me oh mk. Turn out dough on| teverse of the above explains why || sry Hommer East Chicago, Ind. | we og Majore—Mrs. Phyllis Ward, Et. | Police Learn’ John Stanley Was| tha Eronty Shee fe Smite of roadcasting Station H | 6c 9 j 49 . “T- aly floured board and roi! to| the weather is colder after the ||! 4.1... © | Earl Briesacher ille— ie ' cy WSS KYW, Chicago (535.4 M.)—6:80, dinne: ca | IEGER | — aartite . | ers of a aoe thick- es ed tng PR a a opens | sine. A. phe 37 a _m, «ian Tt rags eit Wounded During Argument at (| coscert 7. fampily huur 0 Classica] con | K S D Hi i IED | Ke bryi * into rounds about size | September the daytime or heat pe- |! | irnest Wilkerson—Mrs. Anna Wilkerson. | His } , . ert. 10:30 carnival, ie s ce riod grows shorter so that the! ‘scar _H. Langutst ..4139 Manchester; East &t. Leuls. 1 - Sother‘s Home. ‘'WBAP, Fort Worth (475.9 M.)}—7:30, mu | 545.1 Meters 10 no | John Stanley, 33 years old. of sicale: 9.30. “The Mikado.” Daylight weekday broadcast- | | Br D cran'deeee g biscuit. Place cakes on 4 | | _ 2 i T z Ege. ~ A hot greased griddle | earth cannot absorb enough heat || “rs. Blanche M. PFields...Des Moines, la. | Leon J. Hardt—Annie Ketterer, Belleville ie ee es a | | ‘ | ' to counterbalance all that is los |! | Raymond Ross 325 Norfolk | ohn lLaFore—-Estelia Kronenberger, lelle- | 372 ickory street, taken to City Ee ee py te 4 pee dh || ine at 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, | Wal Damrosch 4325 Norfolk vill : 7.40. the “Mysteisous” tenor 1:40,°2:40 and 3:40 p.m. Market | by ter y Ta Od and dunint ) ana ee _ * 4) they become a Dale a7 i] I Sizes The Count @n tern them over and brown | during the longer nights until ||| Retta Smith 4201 Hunt | Howard J. Wright—Ruby M. Jackson, st.| Hospital with a serious stab wound | WOOO, ainnestntie-@t. Paw (4164 M.) quotations and n bulleti Lo : tT et ine e nia ‘ » Minneapolis-St. Paul -~ | ews bulletins | > i in the left side at 4 p. m. yesterday | 6:30. popular orchestral concert: 8. or || of interest to the Middle West. BALKITE HOUR 6 The eo ae i t | : : | it exceeds the about of heat lost |||, aughn B. Browning , .4242 Easton | SE BE ie ieee — ina? Pian olteeenaa ee ee ee "24° Pesta lovz! , as —— ae: : Sigh as So al /; wer. late ingot * : - tc te tate - tome oN : » ate —-« Free fee et intel, ily eS Hi ae Fon Bi, SN ecgmelatage tnte eb ie tals or PAS ke ahic ae Luxembonrey | ae id Sery nq jafter the day time or heat period || | aaa 5 ay : rg ae other Eg e. ePerve open end | : - Pp Alvi y mas - ; ee a , ‘Vin A. Johansen 8743A Wisconsin | “4 ~ . ckly with butter. |} again becomes the longest. | Helen @i Jo 594 Weoming | Jacob Kiohr—Isabelle Walter. Belleville. | Yoodians { ‘Tom Mis thickly || Helen St. John 1952A Wyoming | pan, Sittetie han ‘Men Elie * {from his home, refused to tell po- | WEAF. Rare pin Seg a ar 6 Schoo |; Erices supplied by Market News | | William K /licemen how he was injure nf the Air: 8-8:30. varied. mus Service, U. 8S. Department of | th | ¥ and Serta Mu: es . oy believilie. mee 8 jured. of the Air: 5-8 :30. varied. musicale: | | Agricultie and principal Ex. || SATURDAY EVE. NOV. 27 Re a ember Oo t a Lo , ‘es lesion - . . -t? ’ ‘ ~- e an a gnam, cmpais, amen | “ " ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT C0 Ss THEA —y a (By 7 € St wis Bar Association. | a ; Thomas... .Jacksony the, Ill. } Alberia Carlisle, Cairo. | Mary Stanley, and were told that! France orchestra: 9:30. Greenwich Vil i at ounmen cP K, P.— An ex-service man{| H. A. — Qualifications of - | = 26a t. Daley Jacksonville, ll. | Henry Breckman §&t. Loule—Cloe Lamb, | | wree nee an eeeeeee. one . 4 o. ite 2 tees a | Appli- | | St. Charles, Mo 'John and his brother, Michael. 29 Ch (370.2 M.)—7. concert | | 10:05 A M Dail ua the pianoof ofthe | RSENAL sae his store just as any other | to practice law in the State of Henrietta Christ Wabada | Stookey Township i I t 4 | est music drames by ea Over n must do. | Missouri are: Must be at least 21] ||| Leslie c. Burnau 7200 S. Broadwar | : 'of 2600A Chouteau avenue, had ae Pioneers. Everett G ice Period. 12. mid | 13 radio stations: WEAF, WEEI, ’ WGR, WFI, WCAE, WSAI, SG eadangn a x in 3 | 3615 Gravois ? No Man's Gola” S T go . 42°0 Vieta m Klingenhagen—Mrs. Mary Hirsch. Comed (| 4232 Swan __ Belleville | ) 11.45. N = : | _, Police interview his mother, Mrs. | wear Neu foe (40NE M.)—-8:20. Ls | | changes H | tory drematic | it | An explane re recital at | nn orchestro i cants for admission and license ||| Joseph F. Gookey 5746 Wabade | Henry Glade—Martha 9n nn OF. | “The ene tine awaiting their turn ved eae 2 rag Law ery pen Bertie Burkiow -+--Alton, Ili, i! id R. Vitale. 2413 Dickeon. | $1100 Stolen From Residence, | orchestra. Serena*cr- and Bonnie Lad. | |: South Sea Islanders ‘THD “torissant Fipreas” Va ot ; F . /tode Pieading, Equity, Evidence. Otis Little S659 Illinois *2- #™ . Hussemann. 1427 Monroe ' ' —) . , | dies; 8, Breyer hour; 9, Baldwin pianw | te ® aud pat the polling place were en- Wills and Probate CC , A “se vOo sNnois Rei a ; A ten-gallon keg and six quarts | en 7 Ae . i i » i siete eg , ate, onstitutiona Anne Ha a BRS er See ictor v Wess'er. wee M migomery j hour: 10, Paul Specht s orchestra. iii 8 30 P M + SRAY louble FP Med to vote and the official | raw. Negotiable Instruments, Ex | | 3 - : Rhiang id VY. Moss. 3665 S. Broadway. of whisky, deScribed as “pre-pro- | WLS, Chicago (344.6 M.)—7:15. duo: | sage : ; z oIs cia oupie Program « permitted them to vote was , — eee tee Mens ...1319 ©&. Seventh Steiner. 915 Koeln y _—so > ee 9:30, Show Boat program orchestra if La France Orchestra directed cine ) Mhy Women Lovetia igh h h ‘ | traordinary oo Remedies, Con- |; Caroline Everding ........2224 Missouri | § > a ee ws cede gi ae |hibition stuff, were stolen . by ! Bal Tat ' . ‘ll by A ° , raon & Gravois! “The Cat'« Paja weinin his rights w en he allowed | flict of Laws, Insurance, Pleading | : : 57: Goodfellow. : |. Bal Tabarin orchestra. . y nna Byrne. aes : RJCTES S vote after 7 . m. Per- _ . = r | , seececseee sCmcagyo, Iii ». Ber : N. Oth. 'burglars last night from a third- | WMAQ., Chicago (447.5 M.j}—6:30,. Wide- {| iia gem to Vv Pp ; jand Practice under the Missour! | | $28 S. Garrison 4 G. Erdbruegee, 2911 WNatu-al | | Awake Club; 8, program; 9:50, Air | || 9:00 P M 4#1-POINTE ; BETTY BRONSOg RS Briving at ae poling place Statutes and Legal Ethics, or. in | | Alvin ¥. Simeon - Seen i ut == —- "As mere) oer dese te the Moms of Steph-| tine fe. PP: sop: | , . . . leyton &@ MrCaux« ' “rhe — + (ll _ he ggg BOS 20Gally Se oie Samay ae be a graduate || | Earline ‘Sehreiher 1412 Wright I. pam, 2080 Xt. Elliot. en*S. Eagle, 6212 Waterman ave-. wie. Memphis (488-3 M.)—8:30, orf- | || Whittall Anglo-Persians. . : : - ° ) ; . eat ai i aa : id A 0) 445 Koseuth. | ? , . cnestra. . OTpanis i- family was at a theater, smashing | ‘e*: 8. “Condition of Miswuri Roade, — ~ oa “aeument for the tape worm. To/the following tonic: Mix anc / | Stella M. Frain 4017 St. Ferdinand | sURIAL PERMITS. : ) ’ : by O. I. Steele, State Highway Depart | the pane of glass in the front door. | Ment; 8:05. address by State Sarketin ART-WARNER —s ‘ ' stul, the treatm@t for| shake well before using 1 ounce || Luster H. Barnett. South Pittsburg, Tenn, | Rose emrsch. 50. Claridge Hatel. ' ‘| Margarct E. Hickory ; 4 ; Rie hard fRarthe _— a ANDELL , in “The wae must be given Very é “ ‘ me" Sew Ve @ 5 fy ‘ — ‘e TB HOH Bem. 0! ny i hy i WSBF. St. Louis (273 M.)}—7:30, Sand. Setanta anaed Vaudeville “a Mieer no effect. Consult | pared by dissolving one bichloride [| Sk eens Seer . . SUNG Wastainater es — mae 0 Sr pl Friday, Nov. 26. | man club for the children, stories and aan “s — ; fa) & and follow his inetruc. of mercury ta blet in a half pin i Robert Horris Welch — i ee -3o16 wion : © ’ iWLW, WSAI WSMB ‘ , a oa ae kn Ga —. Six T bs o } _— - it , Emi : lire iniversity City | Mayme Novak { 7425 I. , we S. 8 — . ' st manaeoneconaentae Hurricane Horse 77s T r i tablets away from || Therees Voelker 2702 Alhambr,/| Rosie He’). 19 BDKA, Pittsburg (300.1 M.'—5:15. string | — Symphony orchestra es - McD.—To etop your other persons as they are poison at ger Sate Sethe *'E Alexander’ 283. 2°9 « ‘ _ Shsembie: 6.45, U. of Pittsburg ad-| WSM. Nashvilie (282.8 M.)—8. studio 1 ever ait i€ Ss + « OOD. n¢giana ‘ 10:30. organ recital Guaranteed { Tom Mix in-@ Mers hair from falling apply | ous. ree eeeneey ps rk } yel, 72. 522° Pair }_ Cress; 7. coneert: 8, Teaberry buys Maplewood 1 “The treat K. &@ eee | BOO Wendel 5..--.7., Louis County) Con. Jones 5 tnontha, 9094 Bren. \RFAB, Lincoln (340.7 M.i—8:30, Carl M. Cleveland (389.4 M.)—9:30, etu- | ~~ + Leurence Keyscr Effingham, Ill. s b. 7%. 4705 S-cramerto "1708 Manchester Train Rebbery” TY and arlietes dio program. ; ace wae Sopp taneme | ete eater oo MERam, UL eee Se Racers, sr inti 4013 a) —7. som | wi, EST a 7 muchigan night MACE’S 12-PAY PLAN VIKADO ee Watts Dre | a Marguerite Evens 1610 Clara | Charles A. Vren 2162 Geyer, ©. “eran 9 anes en ay pe: Bow gage MM 7:15. Bible 7 H “The Ron . mem. Cie Taglo’ ...cicéscos.. 21 Gover = le ti aPar ‘ashing tot Cc — aes Se 2 ert” tee : : an | | PAGEANT ; Great K. & A. Troigt MARRIAGE LICENSES. |Boemest Boll onsen r pares mene ot | Pherson avenue, Monday evening el wai yneus : : - ee : , 5 ' ‘ i a at , MX Catur uUcsBOon o.@ 6 @% «46 6% ere. za Won ‘ : ed n ‘ Bis , vee . ’ ’ - i = 30 Ori Lows, ; 5851 ODOeclmer Robbery” Othe , : 9515 S. Grand Emily L. Stegelimeyer . Camilie Roberts . : ow ~3809 Olive; The meeting wil! be under a USDIT-s » Los Angeles (405.2 M.'—10. mu CEntral | program: 12. orcheatr 9749 | »..-4239 DeTonty lett Mites 4936 Wren! Dev - a, . 8s BIC - Powhatan j — Pell oo8 beget ry tor \iilien Serlivy ©... ‘ Launeta: @eaeens. — —— MDceite, ‘oes. So pee peg i “ — - rtongg Welfare re So. agua’ Ghenanddeh 1461 Bell. os ‘ : Deck uc geet - entinie lab ae whi Bde | yee oe tee Gh Deett tecenee endiint aa. chestra. pal Maplewood 4 Acts Vandevil Goede) Jr 3734 Shreve Joseph F. Vierling -+++++- a - ie in ~ ; t Vharies oung—Hietty Marschuetz, c. 4 eo - en | . ra. Tom Mix in “Ti OE CR de 4554 Kennerly | Iva Hart 1214 &. 1& h Louis | of the De partment of Socioloty, |ROA. Denver ( 222.4 M.)\—. inetrumental PArkview 1699-W YrIVOLI reat kK. & A. Tan ond #554 Kinnerly | stephen Schmitt 3136 Rutger; Charies Fragier—Lena Pickete. Granite| Washington University, will pre- Oe ee Seem. . | 330 Delmar Kobbery” Othe Se .. #341 Olive Agnes Tobin S14 La Salie| _ City | side an *ranciaco (428 3 M | +0), ofF- . . aE. Clark 1514 Bellgiade | Sohn Bei en ch | John Gross—Elvera Wildhaber, St. Jacob. : Fee nage : sma » ern i ——— VIRGINIA Double Prog. “te ber 6058 Horton Pl.| Anna Adamek .... a0 Seened | cal { Oobra” and * Sy, Louis County | ward W. Abney .. .Cedar Kapids, Ia. | Passionate Qt : Bs. 3435 Indiana | Jeanette B. D. Townsend...1217 Morrison } ..-S710A. &. Jefferpon | preg A. Kramer .........5245 Belleview | Hy Cosgrove Overland | Alice Thonpson Waston Gore ° 62.02 «ee wreleTeTeTete Psa at0at 8 (0o eee ee %e%e%s0a8. 0.467878" 0"e Wellenkam : N. 15t h Charles Gliese %e «*6%s* se *o%s oe Ox A “eee OO en *eseteletatetete #0°0*4*,* sacetetetetats - peentelder Chicago, Ill.| Mra. Ella Ruiefle O04! $ oteeets ‘ seis Seletetetee * fener staece a x * yoo . » . * ~ * ° * = 4 512] Terry | torse E. Fusselman S715 Olive | : : asatesetitasseastesegers =. te »,.1415 Clara | Esther Edwards 4651 Wem 2 seats Seiete since Ae onetatececescerenesers ) ee sets . .Chamois, Mo.|Oriando Pagnini 121 Gano ele ' te “otetets ‘ ' setete® sielecoretetitetets ° _* 4841A Maffitt | Mary Noonan sensor yecki : La, fs Pe. scettes -+-+-.G000 Bradley | Lorran_ Foster , ‘ > o*e". 7 > ** o"e*s*,* wis Gus = hee! Me OE RN ETON ite SOS Nigro ANRC OP Ie «pli A. on ~ nen ei bu Qilbagbtinen PhGcieeteaiy a a” « > e **+é#* *e@e te 7 + « > « x : $72NA McMillan | Leona R. Yerkey : P ...914 Christian Clarence W. Wright 1931 Papin Se = Ke | A, all of a sudden come face to face . LAA, e. **4e6 *¢ POON © i » . . an . _ - ' ; . * ~ m “ te so] . rows ~ os ee * to i ss 4 . " ~ wh " 1 » NS Yalan cas Ait Nan rai sire Needs hasan ise Hynes ke Gas. oom, roe we os CG : : -_ : x te, OE aly getry a % ; Pat + + iy r Mie tis as EM on As * ‘ * * ae ut TO wen te ° ee . 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PAGE 50 Sraiascela oot fh anda Seda tate ORS are REM RT Ip y rat A ee e ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DIF°ATCH FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER BALDWIK AT RECORD HiGH Te AE no GE nr a | | ‘OANA rrr SHARES SOLD NEW YORK, Nov 26.—Total sales, 1.- 00 ; T dan. 1 te date were 402.610.8300 shares, ; 21.300 TODAY'S NEW YOR® STOCI (COMPLETE) BY SPECIAL ASSUUIATED PRESS WIRE TABLE SYMBULS Symbols: (a) ous csteme (hb: wth cxiraus, (¢) ougyeble wm oreferrec: (¢) vertip stock; (ce) olus & cemt stock. (ff) t, eS ty ee oe - ‘ Ri “ ‘ 5 * ah rato 7 * bie: ‘ ~ ee 7) : 7 7a ane a, apie: wt . oT ee ~ : k 3 .. adh oa | ae . : a *— “. ees F eS = ae. od BAY 6 b . y ek ae gare Sar - A 4 g , “ — Rix eee 8 7 en oe ¢ - r a = “3 eee eT : 7 . ae Ati . a " ; ts . , " = _ 1 ee ea 4 aN: “s ‘ . core ~— " 4 ERR |. tie - rhe fe, ee . “4 l Ms Alr Meductiion oa 151 2% | i% Ajax Kubber ' ai 7s; L106 4; Chem & Dve 4 SU} 13S “yl Lis *% AlChem&Dye pid 7 Lixzi’s | 73 44'Al Chalmers Mig 6 ie a Lt Amaigu Leather .. S& 17%) ae 4 BE RNR Hype dy emeangentn Aten g > « who appeared announcement a the new peak ; re a, for 4a einai or 5 RE RC sae be iit any iby ee Sdneltn aisle. cx Ethel erty ‘ « snag deve! #rTs Were BO me , ‘ the decline in } rise in London rates of Paris ray dly here Tod eontraction of State exp! .ined the advance. higher. By Leased Wire From Yerk Bureau of the Pest-Dispatch. : NEW YORK, Nov. ning Post, in its copyrig cial -eview today, says: “After a peric ¢ s of stocks ward trend in f en the stock m face of a rise the late tras strong Several triais, most of lees . were most av frequency. There “Although price generaily iackKin the were not W 3 professional trac Pe: any ‘= iP’hitade! “ould he expected “Profit-taking but offerings were ra r mitiaa a ; me gary end settiement« aR co? in 4? ‘ n litiens is exne ry rm } -+ a ’ : ~é : > re WwW Year ~ french France Hic > a - > eixgt Xi hange rl offer mo adequtate an adiustmen to , offerings brougi reaction. The week! the Bank of Franc decided slump in rallied five poin ey tne Foreign Exchange 2s, of Quotations NEW YORK. Norv ‘ ? Sree ig iand—Sterting Watay tills on bau wots thus. in ceuts . Ki. ANT N Franc. N—Poeseta. D. WONTREAL—Doilar =". -— * Joday Zine ‘Ss Gvoted emtrolytic, «pet iron steady and “pot Sit Line “pot and uearty. iAIsiaiN Mast a hewn ke " Fink tae een +3 ¥ vai tee AGED RE yep rs eo " 0 2 ; > al i athes wi. : » “a hel tenet trot “ine. apet and + ges _Lead, Zinc and Copper | Lead was cuict at NEW YORK Sov Wwe, epet am] nea Astimeny. epet, 13.75 “xt €55 Fe fe- Mt rrivtic copper tie: tin, smat £795 ye Ba ei = "| al eta ge NEW YORK Dry Goods Market Review. narmets Cont ‘eed ° nr. fee rise . ange rn mit, St aN NO. 1 muxed. $1.41: No. : Ly ~ c+ ~ -_ nm RN—No. 2 mixe?. T2ue: Mo. 3 frermbes was 7) % 192t isiocks and nga | j i Aigh, Low. jliav in Dullars Saies tigh., Laz. | Giose./' 100% Adame Express 6. 12 130 10 Advance Rumely . l | 4 Am Agr Chemica! l 30% Am Agr Chem pid “ =U+, Am Beet Sugar . Y Pr = 46 m beet Sug pid 4 zi G2 52 lt 4m Bosch Mag .. 3| 17%)j 16 Li 4m brake S rdy ¢ 5 14% 14s! 1% AmBrown Bow #£ 2 9 GU'e| JR® StH‘ ABrownBo' 7 1 96 vo "1C% an 1Z 92% oO Y1l4,: Am Ca Fad 6 37 104% (16% 23%':Am Chain A 2. Li 25%) 2. 3l Ao GChielie DS ..+e% Arn — Iii E » BS a = Armour lll pf 7 Li & R93 Ls arnold Const rp A} So4%ei 22" 47 Artic } 4 ; 52% = lv ir Sa: ee wt Rickz 113 37) «6 Asso Dry Gds 2.5 $} 42% 42 44%; Assn ©) 3.20% 1' 50% 50 =e ss & SS gs: “¥ 3% 2 y; lot 4% AT & S F ptd 3 3,100 * 10% .» Ati Birm @ A : ‘ 181% At st L l 211 j ‘9 Ati Guif & W I im is 7 \Atl Refining .. 6 103% 102 + Atias Power 4 ci @¢ + 7% Austin Nicho!s 4 {4 a ~ +4 ‘Austin N pfd 7 l! 83 57 92% Baliwin Loco 672 159 151! Bits ‘Baldwin co 6Upt «(GF 1ilsS*% 118 ~ .'Baltimore & f Bi 1657, LOS r » Ba & pid + 7 y ; ~ a ya Barnsda!! ¢ A 12i 23 %i 2B 30 Baruk Cigar 12; 33%: SZ 27 Be Herm ms 4 > “ —" 7 Beth!ehem St “HH. 44% =44 } Rath? " pe pf a W104 bs! Tod Is Bloumingdi Bros ra 5 4 + x Bu F = hy “- , y ri % Baoth Fish ls pia a 4 + > 4 a M > z + A t *% 7 ? ay . 4 ° “™ » : : A sO i I2s [2s « Bros B 2 ; 2 .: So el rr A Mich 4 1117 12% t : sf) mina ; , wa” “% Zé + 4 Butt ‘ » «€ Z HA t tm 4° 2 ‘ge waa VJ a > ‘ } t. “ 4 ~ a 4} sh ALS - - i~ 7 i ~ ] i ™% r N oe 5+ \ > 66%, Calif Packing 4 1 69 69 wa 4 ; u1 ” . pe a 54 | > a set ati Z.i3 I ’ * } : MI & A MN - a ; : ‘ Se ~~ ; ; cs \j | i 4 ~ ‘> >> pide PA M ; i bi ae ‘ » : t " 1} i in’ x" iz + Lt + ] ~ = . > & 4 + ' b ' P . ~~ —_ - l § - - ~+? ~ M & St P ? 14 ~ i- \q & ~ 7 th — & St } , 1 1+ COVES. P ‘ 2 ? } ‘ & N res +! ™ i : , ° - G& E) * WHEAT SELLS HIGHER = ON LOCAL ot a at 4 : acrcre ~*7 on he “+ — , sM [ANTS EX ANGE ix “4 i? —Ur itures 1 ghe oY . rv . es , > - a4 Ke 1% iA > : ‘ ‘ ne r the iins s&s * iPriy 7 . . eer ‘ ont ih a : r : ; a) — . sa 6 eT Acdate ath ; aie eo Tis s ry ean , ines NX ~m & as : > . 4. -* ? ’ im | |6whea LDrvacs bene : 1 (MOM . a . . > ts - “ykipehe 22 S02" ARGENTINE NEWS BULLISH FACTOR IN WHEAT MARKET Mu ber Derry arr as k Crt ha WOeTUMaIiM Was « ‘ ite + Pets) ‘ Was ¢« ‘ a . : * ei 4 piace x n the arty trae ait he h tre Tw eT a * ’ ‘ ort by the tr 2 “a | ij Liverpool as news re? with Werdneatay's ciose Rain lay wae reported in Argentine Winn per @ higher Corn futurce aiso Were Detter —_— i eariy gn ba vere Heid f " ext 1%d to Bd net lower ralls mher wheat opened at $1356; Ma; ™ Si oi ' wheat receipte (two days! wh Lk ttt 4: ‘? ry} eneis “Om re? 7 | with 41) ni?) - 44 —. and '238.600 inet vear. in | Cet 4: iTS eA S ze nruUugn. Lor Lm whi vere TS 40 yey le am es with 22.4 veekt ago and 319? 4% rian neluted 53 cars toca : cur t's : 2 “~ | a a ~ oa be io? '? Due ne 2. OM One whee wie .4 a eck ago and 413.000 ine Fynort ater wn St. Louis Cash Grain. wer oa as —Sa 1 red winter $1 2¢ man’? f i jSocks and Acnaai i , righ, las owe, ai Sales, High.; Lew. ——_ TT 55 % Columbia Carbon heap 4 % tien unecutt Cop lod Comunerciai Cred ; 30 ji27 i3*: 13% as i: #6 Ig 4 “s ee be 19% Lage ou a Trans pues a ¥ - ¥, lis“ Coummercia! 12+ Congeieum-NX airn a - 7% ,Cont Baking jlent Bak pid § jConunenial Can 6b, Loulumental imeur 6; SL att oe oe & the me 7 bee Ore ree he ¢@ ir bo . ° ~ i) pe ee- Wiles Bise wt pe yr “bas +e ao — Zr as 7 Cas : a - NE et a 7 oe Swe i oa) oe —" ~ ie i tis Qir Sr CS et) be a i " Cote Ol - de ms Go -“~ - ~~. > ~ — = wee oe | eo i ed eS te OD et ivory Bwicoi fina HBOvusaa SW + w * “Ve Z Ps Pg al i “i a 4 me Giese Wid AALEALL ALS ~ LALA LL UES 7h ey i 1 Ris = orm 2349 = « mon Un nion Pactlic 1) .; Islos% HZ ltidd ~ Ltiew Pue pid Z nien Tank Cur 5 Lilg Lis i ; ~] 4+ oe we tS ew OD US 1D he ht te ~ wt + LC TE et Nt te et 2S of ‘sb ? rthington Yellow Trk & u 7 53, 2B%' 27 27%... Trk r r ae TO RETIRE “$1,200,000 PREFERRED Outstanding Issue Amounts to ‘ $2,500,000 and Is Listed in Local Exchenge. ~ Chicago | Stock: Sales _| ” CURLEE CO St. Loui ~ Bay Marthet. AO ist) (~ , Aas $2,500,000 preferred ard’s im 4 w shares | he omens 60°09 cemmon stock to sfares of no par common. Grain, Bids and a Offers | and _ Pad % a ~ 2 we —-_ we rn 4 / New ae ‘Sugar wey ~ tw tet se Co iow Wi = LOUIS MERCHA> ) Sm lt de oe i as at 4. mi) deiis ered a ir is i>» a4 is*tan ‘om ‘ “Nt ots mw sucar casunes were easier Toa “iwto- i—_ . ~ _ us y BB, eucar wae demand was reported. ‘but new Su) Wm Ou Autom PF Pans 395 Yates Machine reseritative Selectyo 350 Y T & Cc ™ B Total sales 30.900 shar eR ene ate oe sorenders sales, 4 500 tone. Pa t.13¢; Janv- March, 3.(6c; May, : ioue~ ery Sista y i i ‘t int} a riigd. LAw. Clo. ue s* Reiq ice Cream 3. 1; 42 2 - _— Bese & Cu Mult ..; = S ‘ss Ss 8 i— Meai SUK Buses 4.; ii 4du%, 2i%) *2-%.—— AME piekice Blexvi .... i vn ee 7% Mepuy i @& sti 4.. 1 aw ‘so, Ow *y JJ Yy — Heyuoids lou Bb oO SUA Lid %y BAD tye AAD win... Ruyair Ni #h J.Ue 2, 89m; 29%, Be ruriy Baaing A JZ 425 #. tiwi tier Pufliy Ddeking SS .; ai t)%, 235 $0 — Sauciy tavie to 4. 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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE NOVEMBER _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —___—_ @ ___ FRIDAY EVENTING. eee News Photogra | Our New Bedding Department Ojtfers Warm Blankets eo $8.50 Value. at S 95 i¢ Thus Special > / 95 The (Ra NSE the U'nton for. : int roduc! ior Price " Sa Pasr RIDAY. NOVEMBER 726, 1928. (PHOTO MAY CAU ee — PECIAL offer of 3°09 Ilarge-size Wirrors for buffets or mantels. Ther OPEN SATURDAY re t! row 3-pane!l style, beautifully poirchromed and mitered. 8 A. M. to 6:30 P. M. | $! Delivers 2 Morrror. ee Me % ae rah, EPR a ro" . p , : beatae Nn RN MR ete Bets 2 Ty, . oe “ ‘ St ale 2 Ay ase ae = - ‘ , — ? i a ins ’ seid > amma / Yas RS ® i N fe 4 ae } Pre oe Set Ag oe devs ten ae o 2 REN m5 Be Sh oe Fs Biss pa RES Phe } ot es 3 ey PE OES Pe. Arey! 4 . nae a a XS ti : “Wiles. ie ee pitae She i. Bi, Se rat ab ae 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET The Most Lasting and Practical Gift of All Is Furnsture uit at + aah ne ee ee Yet we- emo pint eats of? OO Cash Delivers a Parr S 2 LY be «4 ") Give ; nie Furniture This Christ A Special Introductory Offer of the Famous Laundry Queen “Turbo Vac” Washers f ogether With Iwo $ : Drawn Tubs V alued : OT. Se Bae. 8 ahs ck oe $5.00 Cash Delivers One Td Sf. ere = in. be ~ % > ag ¥ . Pee eae m Wi Wigae tel Te crt aos %, Oe me Se PS SRS eh ree > st A alitn O te iaat HS e ware tititaie irra vial - PR ate yin ee Pe indi: BY oF fe 3 xe =. ae ae . . . \ ~ ~" 7 “; , RS LORE ON Ei i Bales SNE ID 6% = s . ve 7% s Jd ee ww “ .os = Fhe RN eee att . ene se > posh . PN EDN ADLOS Rte yntne welt’ AOL OLELED Naeig Raigio Ney Sh Nie 89 we Te ote ing ene Harari nh siete : ae puferes x aR cP are Ry ad ~~ See ee : eS FSS ieee ok) . NR sariaaly eclah Soy Waohas ES a ee dene Read Lae Ir Continuing Our Sale of 50 Renowned iA ah This totally different type of Washer em les 1 | "or eZ oul “Herz” Automatic Da-Beds a oe M'indsor Cane Meial Panel “Herz” Da-Bed and Mattress -. * Special Offer of ee ie “Gem” Vacuum Cleaners © Automatic Cod Spring “Herz” Da-Bed These Two Tubs, Valued at $7.50 Each Given With Each W ‘ashing Machine WITH GENERAL ELECTRIC 4 COMPLETE SET OF ATTACHMENTS a = ee chs wba” _— | | , 533 we eS $45 b aiue. \ {) = "> ae 2 —— . ‘ a . iy " . $55 Value. NS 4.) m This Saie * PS eu) a a ee —— a oe —— fl pane e aan cu | h 4 $3.00 Cash Delivers One : | PAY 4° vr ' yYaehnne aiiti ; Tt } vO TT) i | "OW ‘@ are offerin: the new EM Vacuum Cleaner "ee, ee with an efficient combination of powerful suctam, Ty . Ly , . |» ; . . , 3 - . 4 SNAPPY strle* 7 oe ee leyeloped br the General Electric motor with a new sae >a’ it 4 ' - — Autom ‘ooalisS im ine tf Wind | NTtitic nozZzZzie n new pt rineiple makes this errers 6% Yr)? - = Pes ee Li : ose s. 6. ie a ae 3 " o> maar. nm be Ee . xy ag > ua Pas - ~ Lf 1 be 4 i S ry . ee og os - - « 4 x. 4 os ; ‘ + e* i “y aq a= a a3 3 \ = € 7 ‘ t - > =. i 5 ”, & nae PS ~? 4 . k > We oe ‘ ae ws ps tr | 2 ai ? ’ . ¥ 4 7 ig .. e. on s he * 4 , ee t ¢ : .chable ping are +g upon eXamining this Cleaner that a ae te SoU ean be etieeteg bv aptire ( leaners. See one im action: She Ideal / Clristen as Gi fé z , x PS pinto AA CR SAEED SAFO PAUP te ga eae Davenport Table at the U nton $21 Value 19-6 : hee i "PHS >. Jes ©? $1.00 Cash Jax quard l clou! y | Coxsw ell Chairs } S40 4 at the gC mon oe A ee $2.00 Cash | , } GROUP | Red Cedar Chests $14.00 V aiue, \> a OU Priced at rch (5. ca GROUP 2 Fancy Cedar Chests 417.50 V alue, S oh 37.00 at Cash GROUP Queen Anne Chests > Pl ° a ry : $20.00 1 aine., s] 35 37 V0 Cash GROUP 4 Red Cedar Chests GROUP Walnut Cedar Chesi ts } +2. OO y aiue. at BY GROU 2-Tone Wadens Chests $338.00 V alue. $2.00 at.. Cash A a GROU P 7 Queen Anne Chests $40.00 V giue, Ss Sh $2.00 | 28 C asit 7 ee aE GROUP 8 Window Seat Chests “ : , 7 $50.00 V aiue. S . ot) $3.00 at C ash \ . ac 2 Eh ; ~ <s , ~ GROU p< Q Genuine Walnut Chests $55.00 VW alue. i So 45 at At GROUP 10 Hand-Carved Chests * $600.00 V aine, S y | 5 53.00 at Cash bas 4 $17.73 Value. at the L'nien tiis £Treup i polr- ind = =s wk * bridge ial group, at $1.00 Cash rHe «ELE BMATED HARDI*G WiAkKkKE 4 ctuai $5.90 aD Oe * ee a ee ne | UNION HOUSE FURNISHING CO. 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE S ) t ee _ =” ED a ee

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WH Ye Popular Comics _ News Photographs Vib, jk -OUIS POST-DISPATCH| eg ee Women’s Features WM Wo jf; Y, cf RIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1926. SS 4, Vill Vt titi FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1926. PAGS 53 mHOTO MAY CAUSE EXPULSION FR y ; 4 J 4 tS 4 Sst f 1h 4 4 4 , si 4 4 ifs, / fs 4 4 J, é, ty y ; , , tp fff Aff / if Aa , 4 . - , , 7 Mt), : ' ; Z ff y 7 J / 4 he /4y 4, f SSAA SS f ys Sy - (,, , 4) Af, tf fr a SIA / Sf SESS, Sify 4), 7/727 )2 7 , - 4 i, ‘A , oor SPL IPP PLS, ’ 44 (psf 4 A, fy / . / 4 . (ff, if SAS ALLS Atits SALAS AA Yi1 “IN AIR. FIVE DEEP “~.. _ ‘ , . Ps - a ae a> a T f= Sire " P othe > . a > 2 . ee GEN oy Oy Ate ‘ ey 2 [oe . tT ‘ R . a pe ea s ‘ vas) BE Sa Fae ke ee id ae. mer linda) a ——[ vs . ow » ne * _— Ce eee ae pore te ne 1 lin hala ta teninie pS Tee aces. Pic Bass tee athe nal oman sh ta contin aie uke Ee cate oe ae ; - qnenpesee ; o eS taal ye «ide nannies 24M _— Amy Py separ 4+ Cait et AMR my a Raho the as pe oe a ee ann a = : Bor -s rege ee ’ EAE LR ROO ON AE NN EN WER CEUTA AE FO Oe rs ey “ ae ° ty ie ee ack - “e eS ~ . 7 : - Robe . ae QR Bens 8 eng BIR QPS Ose ne eS “oo ae Re, PO ee tide 2 nee a. * Se aM > . tes ne * ws a wz % 7 ~" A” 7: ; ~ ss a ee bv eae ee ~ » A's . a Why aro got apie cise -weateaag salem Yj el of the United States Capitol, made by S. Barraucco of OTHER 7% Washington. | RENCH It is more than six feet long. ‘adiiatiiaa, dimane YU MY tiie LLL dddddddcdddcegéiEZ: QUEEN’ 7Trwo HOUR SWIM IN ICY WATER UII My il) SD a ptt eiaeas mms Ce - ; 4 Z os eee cs 4 Fr ee ax Nh y % ‘ . —_—* 4 “a et A ° ee ana oa Ad o - , (tf t py ) D ® 4 4 h z ; ne . S5 a — ‘ 2 G “4, 4-4 fe“ ~~ gs Re, atxe SSARSARL BARS AAR LEAR — ¥ ffer of m Cleaners 2

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+ ae Fae , on . lie sat . a “ - 4 i. ; Gr aha, 5.” . ee a ee OD e ' i Sn oS eRe ae s negli Sie Saar F Fett ? - *” ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —Drawn for the Post-Dispatch by Mar; 1926 __ _FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER . 26, PAGE 54 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH UISH-SQUASH-FLOP-FLAP “MEDITAT / MARRIED q By HELEN RO Pe HOW TO ENJOY YOUR ¢ pVERY woman enjoys a wedd sding. . >. . s ‘wot until sye bas been married two set any kick out of playing the - an ” sat PLY IR «Orel arin abs 5 agertinys » ; ‘ . ee ae . Pre aera oo, Coat a ee , seed: Pre ae > fr) ae an pb r eS 4 ~~ = “ ts Sanyo Syewre Og , ~. , , pe > at her first wedding she is In a state and can’t tell you a thing about it —_ banging is no nearer to being a ¢ } ,;patlerns. And sometimes the tupes | = | are faced with a9 eo A Be z There are several new methods o | § downtown treets are filled | pastening a which the stpper t& i with a sound like the old cow | about the cleverest. And there are. |oulling her foot out of the mud. | oh, an infinite number of ways in On the contrary, it is only the very | which the galoshes may be turned + h .| over at the tops). They may sug- — a we ee gest the wide ruffled, ne buck- 9us fashion guilty of adopting a Mee beet of the musheteer co the | ore utilitarian, more homely and pirate, the Russian boot, the kid’s | sensible fad? Wouldn't our virtu- cleteantiunie othe dineds lalate alae. i otek —_ a a By MARGUERITE MARTYN. QUISH, squash, flop, flap! The) The F olly of Supporting Idle Husbands Philosophical ee ter, her third ceremony her eyes & One Sure Way of Spoiling an Able-Bodied Man. By WINIFRED BLACK. They can conquer » set of the bridegroom's cravat. She i to anything! ointers on Auction Driage} == = — &y Micton C. Work seeur Waal perfect trick—there is no revoke, the wide chasm that Nes be however. (Law 34-h.) ‘his wishes and his rs 4 At her first wedding, a girl wears g a six-yard train, like a winding s INCE the start of these daily red top rubber boot. Or they may Se Sas thaciee fede amaenean c oatnat Te ee OO het) GE Rm - —— ee cer Ramee > Oe Ete a el Re he oR eet “= ame aes +} aaa, Pre. qreee sep ee ee ee ee OR I Riot YRS ee aw nn ath i — ar Pe Ba aoe apne dre nagee sd et Pag, Sg a aN ee Ne age na apa A age one PP 99 MY Se ‘ ae ee oe © Pa RO A aig A Vi Aar herring Oy POS AONE An tame Se oy aia -aave etaetatand , ~ . be RMPDr rayed 7 te ; ¥ i. 4 i ein inion eo 55 won ~ Nn te EES nates Na Ge aS ae ye s\n on ARS se mation Ona " na bat MN» SE aot ‘ . rn aurisc Nah y “ Be ae a an eee or Se wee | a a et LN ree eo Re . 5 i dhe al ae? teed r. % Bi * ' ys a é : s5Aue i 2 “s ee ght TO ttn ees. etiam - sana wey. Faas, PRP tei ptrdy as ow wftac>? ~ eae ee a) 2 ry ‘ae et ee ng Barre ies Pigbisye ste %. “ wer ig mem a le ne 0 tn a ~ — - elt ts pt ~ Mn aes, : Ee ee Oe ee eS ne ene el te _ ; : i Nar CIE & seine > sed gee WL OS ee ; > Trthcthges ou et Se ag Ta Re A Jim pened to Sam? W Sam used to be a won-| pay envelope and Sam does HAT in the world has hap-{she kept hers. Then she was pro- | Now she brings him her) moted. the derful fellow, full of life, full of) dishes and sweeps and gets up at fun, well dressed, good- natured, full of pep. Always ready to do somebody a good turn, never too busy to helpan old friend, always with the lat- est story on his lips and the latest song in dis ear. WINIFRED OLACK lost his job. He was all up in the air about. it, they said—at first. Couldn't see why he was out—. matter how = figure, no rd he tried. But anyway he lost his job, and he didn’t get another. Sam's wife didn’t lose her job; | 11 o’clock and saunters out “ jing for work” | you. iljiof the evening | plenty | never has to wait. seem to be worry-| ‘ing a bit about that job he’s going job he avoided his friends, \| now 'calls them up over the ’phone and 'asks them to look- and never finding | it. Sam is very comfortable, thank He has all the cigarettes he two or three editions papers. There's ang the fandlord wants, and to eat Sam doesn't to find some day. At first when he was out of a but he sits in his bathrobe and come around and ‘have a nip with nim before mer. The other day when a job was ‘really offered to him, he take it. “Not enough money in it 'tdéo long hours.” And Bessie is beginning to apol- |ogize for Sam and make excuses | fer him. and A WIFES MARY CULBERTSON -TPANGFORMATION INSTALMENT Iv. ecm of Face Skin. HE strong light from the win- T dow brought out the rough. blotchiness of the skin. leaf of a record book before her) and wrote swiftly for several min- | utes. Then she said, “The skin. | Mrs. Crane, is a woman's chief s'n-| gie beauty when it is of delicate tint and texture. It acts as a) barometer of inward health and physical purity.” “Shall we take it first, Miss Whyte?” Helen's voice vibrated with emotion. The thril] of the chase was in her blood. “Yes, we've diagnosed you thor- oughly, and we're ready to begin work. You never had a facial be- fore, did you?” “No. I've never gwen myself any attention other than to be clean.” “That reminds me, I want to speak about your bathing today.” Bathing. “It seems imdeed a simple pro- cedure. But the whys and where- fores of that simple matter have not concerned you, I'll wager. Did it ever occur to you, Mrs. Crane, that the body breathes through the woman's! Miss Whyte flicked OVEr 4) aiseontinue it. MILLER Then rub vigvru usly with a rough towel until your skin inch tingles with a But if you do , out. big, _ glows and every delightful feeling. | Rot have that joyous feeling, but in| Ce you feel cold and unhappy. “It is not for you. Walking Compulsory. “You must always look after your feet, for that walk every day) is compulsory. Later ite-length will be regulated to fit in with other exercises. When you return from your walk give your feet a warm bath. ters deposited on the skin by tho pores. If you have corns, I want talk again about that.” “You are a wizard, Miss Whyte I believe.” jo wizardry about it. I just experimented and studied, and the result is that I know how to pro- tect and conserve a woman's physi- cal charms by assisting nature in. curbing the raids of il] health or) age.” The beauty specialist's caze will be a problem. she thought. I° was obvious glints. had fled. It was a tousied mass. bits of hair stuck through a net. skin, and if the pores are stopped up the body suffocates? sons remain in the blood supply) and are distfibuted over and over | again to the other parts of the body, interfering with their effici-| ency., and endangering the health | of the whole mechanism.” Helen shook a negative head. “Many rouek and blotchy com- plexions,” Miss Whyte went on. “are visible results of body un-! cleanliness; yet, imagine how in- dignant the owner of such a skin would be if she were boldly ac- cusea of being—unclean! “Not the prettiest face in the, ety can..disperse the emotion aroused by the least suspicion of uncleanliness. Now since you are accustomed to taking a warm bath at night I would continue it. It should be between 82 and 100 de- grees Fahrenheit. That tempera. ture is decidedly more beneficia! i: all its aspects. Millions of tiny pores are colstantly draining of: the waste-matters of the body and skin. The warm bath removes this Ppolsonous materia] from the skin The pol-_| these at that exasperating isn't it,” she said, fingering | tine brown hairs. “Well, tn a day or two you'll have a shampoo: then ; I think I'd better call a hairdress- |er. She will tell us how to arrange | it becomingly.” : Tomorrow: ment. (Copyright 1874.) The new crepes which stressed so strongly tn the impor- | tations now arriving from Paris and London are nice, soft, woolly things, neither heavy nor light. As Face din- | didn't | The idea ts to keep con- | stantly removing the waste mat-| you to go to a chiropodist. We'll! : iE Extem pore Apple | Pudd ing. la had fastened on Helen's hair. That’ it had been a sunny’ shade of brown once, with golder, But long since those glints. length, | the | Skin Treat- | are | She hints about “inves tments and rich relations pects, and people sigh when they hear her. I wonder if couldn't 'a job in some other town and go | away for awhile and let Sam | stand on his own feet what would happen. It ought not to kill a man’s self- respect to have his wife earn a good § living—but imes }seems to work that way. Is Sam sink back supported pt ado vo happ* she Som eT} | going to | be the rest |—if Bessie should die, what I think would a I knew a man ju ot & 3; 2 once, een wife did di . > » happenec?’ claemiinan S: but chose rather ; His ite was a lf-relian little woman, ried again, he little —s right out and ; 10% big man he was by _eelient living for when he less THE RHYMING OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis O sow that some one else may reap the fruitage of your toil ? ond a. > a the golden bounty you bestowed 7 & - upon the fertile soil; to build tha |gome one else may own a shelte | from the storm, te go unhoused while tempests howl! that some one 'else be warm, this is the soul of sacrifice; to love another well with love no pain can ever change, 'trials can dispel. Son netimes, from loads like these bear such power and strength arise, that not alone the ones they § serve lessed by sacrifice. They take thought for all their needs nor ask for any wage, only the good which they have done can all their wants assuage. This is the soul of sac- rifice: a love by self unstained, yet through it come such joys, men find by giving they have gained —————— no men are Be as usual a cupfu 11 of rice, nz it off go tha are ‘euparate. then add four heap- ing tablespoon?’uls of stewed apples, two ounces of butter, a cupful of sugar and a teaspoonful of pow- |dered cinnamon. Serve hot with a good hard sauce with plenty of nut- | meg grated into it. the nd future, pros- | either smile or' lus grandmothers, who had to be coaxed or severely admonished to be left unfastened all the way and | s bridge articles, I have received ! allowed to flop. Just why most of | them flop, I defy anybody to ex- | readers, all of which, when accom- pamerte by a stamped return. en- ' put on their overshoes, be surprised find | get and see’ U KADOW ; ’ He cg grains | TIME WitH winter dinners, cranberries find a wel- come place on the table, appetizing in flavor, rich in acid and iron. Sunday try this Cranberry Sauce for collars, there ts a decided trend | ,@mong the Parisian designers for | | Purple and for the reds. particu- | larly the rust enacen, | brown, beige and black 'thefr own, and natitie | holding tts head up. are holding green is dl —_—_—_—_—_——————— BUCK WHEAT CAKES! surface as well as soothes jumping nerves, takes away that tired fee!-| ing that persists from an exhaust-. ing day, induces sleep, and relieves "the stiffness in over-worked joints. @nd muscies.” - “Gt seems almost providentia! | that I decided upon someone lik: you, Miss Whyte.” “There are others of my tik. my dear lady,”. said Miss Whyte mod. | estly. Looking up from Dr. John ston’s letter, she went on. “Your physician would like you to experi-. ment with a cold dip in the morn- | ing. He states that your entire | System needs to be waked up from | ius Just slip in and A ‘L een es ee ee “@nMnowo All the rare deliciousness and dis- tinctive flavor of old-time buck- wheat cakes is easy to produce, with this ready-for-use buck- wheat blend. Keep a package at hand to vary the morning meal. F. B. CHAMBERLAIN CO. 1847... Eithtieth Year... 1927 although | 1 qt. cranberries, 2 cups sugar, 2 cups boiling water. Boil the sugar and water together for five minutes; skim; add the berries and cook without stir- ring, until they are transparent. 5 minutes cooking over a hot fire is usually time enough to make sauce clear. NEW JERSEY CRANBERRIES have been improved from the wild berry the American Indian knew, to large, luscious ber- ries, tender in skin, delicious in flavor. The choicest are gathered, branded and distributed over the signature CRANBERRY COMPANY Philadelphia, Pa. Ash your dealer jor Jersey Cranberries > CRANBERRY INDEPENDENT NEW JERSEY | plain. It isn’t only for the sake of making a fascinating noise or at- | mai). tracting attention, for frequently it | have been asked with unusual! fre- is the most sedate, dignified wom-/ quency and am devoting this ar- an who wears the floppiest ga- ti cle and tomorrow's to them. loahes. | INCORRECT NUMBER A discrepancy between the size | CARDS. —Under this heading it _of the top of the overshoe and the 'may be found during the play: (A) size of the leg to be enclosed offer one reason for the flop since the adjustability of the fastenings is to two or three notches at But it is perfectly apparent 7, that it isn’t always necessity, nor accident nor the sake of comfort that accounts for the flop. No, it i | vel 4 pe iswered by wise ones and wild velope, have been an nes alike thess just can’t . — - nn enough galoshes’ The shoe tores are kept usy telegraphing for more consign and the actories are wot! upply the der it how women. days. a el ? ments oe , == = % ™ - ine galoshes have good many a designers of too, 4 happened to and another too few: (B) that one he od ‘ Ousy . an j ‘ hings have nee grandmother’s day waterproof quality is, best. bout the only f (Cc) that one imited ‘the correct number. protective, ‘the correct number. In case ha is abandoned, nothing scored. | rine same player redeals with a premeditated, purposeful, in-/the same pack. (Law 15-d.) In tentional flop. And the floppier. | case B, the cause may the sportier, the keener, the doggier that the pack was incorrect, that : —anyway either way you wish to / the player has played twice to one a ine thn other | pus ‘t. ‘trick, or that the player has THE HOME KITCHEN By Jeannette Young Norton Ww appear in fanc’ iS tops show linings o : ”* 5 a 4 il@iyr ; > ocr a a a = | er. Sometimes} ,case A. two cards to ome trick, the sur- are into thin pieces and a quarter The} pound of ham into cubes. Arrange | was | in the dish the pigeon, meat and in New Am-/ ham, sprinkle wi¢h a min -ed onion. a tablespoonful of powdered sweet | Rolliches. pepper, salt, two sliced, | swerable for ~~. _— — eo | rd ; har i] a ~ , + . -_ rake a pound and a half of tripe ard-boiled eggs, and after dredg- If the card cannot be found ane ut ; mt, =) lye - ¢ f o in ith « itt] f] 2) : + : a : : way and C' it in {) IZ nt Or cen EO rd & wee i a i0Uu r, a 8 of pack ts incorrect and there Take a pound ricn stor K. Add 3 the top e in to a trick. the other side may de- + & ix tablespoonfuls of melted butter. When cool, flour the hands and skape into dumplings. Drop the dumplings into hot fat and fry a delicate ome Serve hot in a/ — ‘napkin with h@t thick cream OF | elect that the sur- or they may that Dummy): the deal] stands and plus card at the end of be considered played to a broomsp! Then | sg a weight the | ‘ase, then an equal quor, from been taken. plate to keep the rol- uor. When ready | th mm abe nem Ou im? Law vo » =* a (44544 an ext mm orni ’ ‘ ° } remove the r + | pot il | honey. Potato Blanc- Manze. Mix a cupful of Potato meal with | small cupful of mi ilk, then add seven cupfuls of scalded milk and | a all to cook gently for a little whi] then add a teaspoonf - ul of salt, a smal] cupful of Sugar and, thol blend cools and bowp- ail is smooth, remove from soothes—brings quick re- and. cut three | 2,fire and add a teaspoonful of Jief to irritated air passages. and i = pte i vanilla. Turn’ into a wet mold to wih : i set. Serve fresh-cut it buttered dish with good _blane-mange. ee short paste. Cut a pound of steak | has the mari-/|a in a smal] | Whgn hot, and thicken | nace and reheat them Pigeon Pie. Pluck, clean pigeons into fou: ‘es each. : | dee D ® STORES gen, ® STORF« either > end the auction i'rates somewhat, If the pack was, plus card@ is restored to hjm and he. is answerable for any revokes he | pa “ '| would have been lable for had the | Cofdance with them. missing card been in his hand con- | i-~ | aa | it must be found if possible | and restored to him; he is then an- | revokes as before. | the | is a) In case | the cause may be either that the | the | case A. | ‘If the player has omitted to play | mand a new deal (except-that this | penalty may not be imposed upon) the play | im- | The exclusive Luden men- J =| LUDEN’S Coven vs urwraor DC Mal LILILiILiLituiiiiniee,§,} vvYVETiTTLyTyiriYt. Sf#eenaanaaae *aeae OBLIGATION SERVED BID: Like Banquo’s ghost which would not down, two absolutely erroneous and unfound- ed notions about the auction keep popping up in the form of ques- One is that under certain conditions (the query usually relates to progressive or duplicate) the fourth player is in succession pass their original The second is that a play- er (usually the dealer is the player tunity to bid and “reserve” right to bid later even if the other three pass. The dnswer is Law 17, which provides that the dealer must bid or pass and each player must pass, bid or dou- ble: The pointer for today is: Familiarize laws of the game and play in ac- Tomorrow’s article will answer some more of the questions most | frequently asked. (Copvrieht 19°78.) TO BID: RE-| ©. ae But the third time she marries, by wearing something more che sto have any impedimenta for the . ‘'Eem What lends te ai a 7 excuse for his first husbandly prof making pleasure the re ae . * + Shenstone. The gallantry of the sists in agreeable Rochefoucauld, - | Every girl wants to make her first wees toc poe Be” She wants a CROWD of witnes ere is no traiter ; domestic treason ‘the a fides: ids trailing her, and _— ~~ within the breast. thats den ee But at her third offense she wants .to throw it up to her afterward. SITIVE on the subject, and the - the better. thereafter | also that four original passes | The law elabo- | but the gist of it) is (as has always been the case) | that a player is never forced to bid | and that no right to reserve exists. | yourself with the | At her first wedding, a girl receives friends with tears of nervous hysteria ber third cast of the die, she receives f d secretly HOPES they may be rig + eo + On her first honeymoon, a girl sees s, and the light im her darling’s a os - But she makes the most of her th does a lot of shopping—knowing that a a rr rr a a a long time! la i i i i eS a Setacttitentedeein des dade ck aes ot tt dn a , on yes, there are lots of happy marr DDINGS are THIRD weddings! Tru ly delicious ‘. ve VAN I LLA , : s | ft is a fact. - te — respectable. Dr. Price’s Vanilla Extract gives that truly delicious flavor te cakes, candies and puddings. Only the true vanilla beans are used in mak- ay Soren Insist on Price's Vanilla At your grocer’s. Best since 1853 Extract. ets of Health RLES A. L. REED, M. D., which President of the American | renee have diet. The Medical Association. OU are a chemical ‘compound! This may surprise you, but Don’t squirm. / caleiu: We are milk, Jf our | ing (by ae ade the same way. were burned, dissolved, run/P gh crucibles, retorts and oy are and otherwise analyzed, | Would be found, as many have) lis cod found, to consist only/of cer-| If mi definite chemical elements, | 4"Y their combination in proper! cient fons that makes our bo num they are. These propo tically ntained by the food we 3. If that food its for a long’ WAr *; P deficient in some one of these | ‘amount ——— FA FARR PAPA ERP eae nee ear . Paheeeen be ate | Tee) PRRARRRARAR AR AO RORE Rare Py Ty +? +... . lelehs le deleeeeeeeneee Regular $62-50 Standard Model . With Complete Set of House Cleaning Tools eee me fs Pee 5 ae fm : ey. 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a ~ = y =, They can conquer who they can.—Virgil. Happy the man who earty at lends to unhappt: ing pleasure the chief at henstone. a a - ‘There is no traitor lke him truth.—Bvyron. Tags for Eagle Stamps at coun. ter in Famous-Barr Base 117 — 16th St. ee ee oe & at her first wedding she is in a state of coma, acts like a sleep- ker and can't tell you a thing about it afterward. A murderer, at _ is no nearer to being a corpse. a a ” Bot st her third ceremony her eyes are whie open—and nothing wanes her, from the lilies on the altar to the clergyman’s words and rest of the bridegroom’s cravat. She isn’t committing herself indly to anything! a . . . | At her first wedding, a girl wears ghastly white, and insists on ip ing six-yard train, like a winding _— dragging behind her. 7 * . > But the third time she marries, she tries to brighten up the »by wearing something more cheerful, and she knows enough ut to have any impedimenta for the bridegroom to stumble over, | sap excuse for his first husbandly profanity. ee o e ad J Ererr girl wants to make her first wedding a “memorable af- | : *" She wants a CROWD of witnesses to her triumph, a lot of maids trailing her, and her picture in all the newspapers. = - -_ ht> throw it up to her afterward. WSITIVE on the subject, and siter, the better. _the less “fuss’’ made over the At her first wedding, a girl receives the congratulations of al] mfriends with tears of nervous hysteria and without question. But, ber third cast of the die, she receives them sweetly and skeptical- Wd secretly HOPES they may be right! . On her first honeymoon, a girl sees nothing but rainbows and MODISH MITZI rie Séther Fashion of the same kind! — A~-SPORTS — ; , But at her third offense she wants just as few people as possi- | She is beginning to be a bit mets, and the light in her darling’s eyes. a * 7 * : But she makes the most of her third; sees all the new shows || Midoes 2 lot of shopping—knowing that it may be her last vacation | | | Ohyes, there are lots of happy marrieges—btt the only happy | T “SeeUINGS are THIRD weddings! | a long time! . ° . me This may RLES A. L. REED, M. D. t President of the American | Medical Association. OU are a chemical] ‘compound! surprise you, but) Don't squirm. | We are Jf our, mi ai fact. ftirely respectable. lade the same way. Swere burned, dissolved, run | gh crucibles, retorts and test and otherwise analyzed, Would be found, as many have found, to consist only of cer- | definite chemical elements. , their combination in proper ions that makes our bodies Pthey are. These proporfions | Maintained by the food we} If that food is for a long Meficient in some one of these ial elements we suffer ac-| ingly. us, for example, we must have Picalcium).. If we dn’t get gularly if a child doesn’t | there is trouble. So with tins, too. These two sub- Ss will serve for my present ration. » the importance of vitamins ediet is well known. But of | ‘importance and not so well Mis the fact that the quanti- vitamins must be balanced Sher factors if their pres- | _ © insure a maintenance of | ih é | ithe germ of cereals con- | Mt large quantity of vitamin | tf puppies are given the | : D of Oatmeal without a very | “rable amount of the none] es. or calcifying, vitamin D, | suffer from severe rickets, ¢-) VIVANIT’S | my Removes | Facial Lines and Wrinkles | At All Goed Toilet Counters | amin-Lelend & Co., St. Louis | | butter will | however, \have extra calcium added to the | diet. The only nside . | : ; y considerable source Of | use the inorganic salts of calcium. | positing) ‘cient calcium in the diet, ‘supply ‘(half a ‘good the deficiency in the ordinary | diet. ‘ing child at the |probably needs considerably Tw a hal nds of Pread, | vo and half pounds o : ‘unnaturally a rather funereal look- | | ance, | a sprinkle i | Secrets of Health and Success i | (Copyright. , Which even quite large amounts of not avert. Rickets, doe# not occur calcium in common foodstuffs is milk, but the so-called lime-mak- ing (by which is meant lime-de- | or calcifying vitamins are contained also in beef drip- | margarine or bacon fat, in eggs and in cod liver oil. If milk and cheese are taken in any quantity there will but large numbers of poor children get prac- tically none of these. W hole-grain bread instead of white-flour bread increases the - hey, | 20d the same if they ‘grain bread about 5% grains. wid, ihyent a tana” ames a, But she d | sult oes, of course, acquire a when she commented on the fact that jackets are yore smart, Dad suggested sarcastically that she go ont and buy herself a dozen. Besides, not a dozen jacket of plain material and the skirt of plaid. She'll wear it in the morning. It's manishly ne een Se See ete Keep count, one jacket. COSTUNE BVENING DRE, ~~TasyV Texy- la For sports there is a special suede jacket. It's It comes in colored suedes and it’s a temptation for Mitzi not to order a half dozen in different colors. But she resists, she wears her sleeveless- second jacket. “Any more jackets, Mitzi, today?” asks Dad. The one she is wearing 1s of metallic brocade and is slipped over her evening gown. “Qh, yes, there's one to my pajamas, that’ all.” All's quite enough, thinks he! ’ | RECIPES FROM “My Old Virginia Cook Book”’ heese Balls. AKE 1 cup cheese. Mix with it the well-beaten whites of 3 | 1» teaspoonful of salt and | of cayenne weer f Let stand, after fixing, for about | 15 minutes. Make e€&ES, into balis || the size of a walnut and fry in deep fat until a golden brown. Drain and noi at once. 926.) : ' amount of whole- ineed for milk is therefore evident. It is probable that the body can If this is so, the hardness of water, | Water of about ithe “ithe total daily be suffi- | 'for softening drinking water, of course it takes no account of the generally so much deplored, is an | ‘important factor in. public health. 20 degrees of hard- | ‘ness contains 1 grain of calcium to | and so a pint and a half | ‘would contain about 15 per cent of | requirement. This | schemes | but | pint, is an argument against of grated || How Shall I Do It? BY GLADYS HUNTINGTON BEVANS. ly. The color is naturally e thing you must settle yourself, however. Trays It goes without saying that you HERE are several ways in| must paint one side of the tray which you may obtain the trays / first and let that dry thoroughly you intend to decorate. If you | before turning it over to do the ‘are a prowler among funny old | other side. Painting and Decorating Then he'd do the work he was g0- an old battery. self and fretful with others. The | |shops and auctions you may pick |up trays for a mere trifle that are ‘| perfect for painting and decorat- }ng. Otherwise you will have to | go to legitimate sources like the | | department or house furnishings or | hardware stores and buy the plain 'tin or papier mache trays. The body color may be of enamel |or coach color. Black is one of the 'most effective and appropriate i choices to act as a background for decoration, although green is love- There are three ways in which you can apply your decoration. First, if you have a natura! talent L you will find delight in painting an original design or in adapting one from an o!d chintz or old tray vou have seen. Secondly, you can use a stenci! for your design. And third, you can use decalcomania. If you have never happened to in- vestigate it you will be surprised at the lovely variety represented in ‘the decalcomania. To be sure, none ~~ body’s capacity for absorbing cal- | (cium in various states and through | ' various foods. | The facts which I have just given ‘amount of calcium in the food but! makes more urgent the adequate | of antirachitic vitamin on account of its large ‘content of vi- tamin B. must impress you with the impor- | 'tance of lime in some form of cal- | icium, not only in the diet of your | ichildren, but in your*“own diet. One pint of cow’s*milk would | ‘supply nearly the whole of the cal- | cium required in a day's food, and | pint would probably 9 to A grow- An adult requires frem grains of calcium a day. ricketty more. caloric allow- | 3%-4 grains the adult's contains only white, Yor An Dimer serve ake | mak (ers in | their new 16 | é' '“Odile period / an | | Lose 5 Pounds (Copvrirht 1926.) Poems in Dresses. LON DON.—English dressmak- search of catch-names for creations, have seized upon the poems of Alfred de Mus- set and Jean Cocteau Reve exquisite tea gown, ing & gown. for names. | au bord de L’lle,” is | while | '“Apres les Derniers Gestes,” is not or 40 Pounds Without Diet ASK for Horlicks The ORIGINAL Malted Milk Safe Milk and Diet For Infants, Growing Children, Invalids, Nursing ome etc. Rich milk, combined with extract of choice grains. Very nourishing, yet so easily digested that it is used, with benefit, by ALL AGES, ailing orwell. An upbuilding diet _ for infants, invalids, nursing mothers, etc. Convenient, Light Nourishment, whenever faint or hungry. Acupful, taken hot, upon retiring, induces sound, refreshing sleep. There is a way to fat reduction without | exercise or dict. The way is easy, pleasant, | prompt. the cause of the trouble which usually lies in a gland. It is scientific, for it deals with | REPEATERS By LUCY LOWELL | Childre s ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 55 n’s Bedtime esi By THORNTON W. BURGESS. OOR John Jones! They cart- ed him away to the mountains this morning,-to take a “rest cure.” His nerves are “all gone.” they said, what with overwork and worry and this and that. He went a-sighing and a-wondering what the office wil] do without him., John Jones wears two deep creases between his eyes and two more around his mouth He is ai- ways in a hurry. Folks who work with him say he hurries when he’s doing nothing. He's like that, you know—always making his hands go, or swinging his feet or rushing somewhere only to rush back “Fidgety” is what they cal) his sort of hurry. You see squirrels in a cage act that way. Going round and round and always get- ting back where they started from without having been anywhere. But it wasn't just movement that caused John Jones’ “breakdown” It was repetition. Doing things over and over. Beginning and working it through to the end, step by step, and then beginning it all over again. In his head, you know. Evenings, after he'd get home from the office, he'd sit with his hands folded and the deep creases between his eyes doing again the work he'd done through the day. ing to do the next day. And, of course, when the next day came he’d be run down like That meade him doubtful of him- “In spite of being so dreadfullv busy,” say the folks he worked with, “he does less work than any- one in the office! If Jones put in- to the job the effort he puts into fussing he’d be a wonder!” But that’s the way with “repeat- ers.” They spend themselves on doing the job that’s already done, or on the job that may have to be done. So they work three times as hard as they should and as they would work if they were just do- ing their tasks to the best of their ability. And that’s why their nerves reach the “all gone” state, and they're carted away to the moun- tains for rest cures, where they are obliged to stop all work of every sort, whether they like it or not! (Copyright, 1926.) of these decorations is applied unt! you have obtained a good body color and a smooth surface. When the decoration is finished and completely dry is the time to make this tray eminently practica! by giving it two coats of waterproo* varnish. Ifyou do not like the’higt gloss, rub down the varnish with powdered rotten stone and crude oil. By the time the trays are fin- ished you will undoubtedly be so enamored of them that you wil! find it a wrench to give them away. You LOO neat Pabst-ett without atteretl ects svoid cheese. more than cheese Women Thank Science for this new hy- gienic pad that discards easily as tissue — no laundry HERE is now an exquisite suc- cessor to the old-time “sanitary pad.” A new way that offers far greater protection. A way that ends the old problem of disposal. Eight in 10 better-class women now use “KOTEX.” Discards as casily as a piece of tissue. No laundry. Noembar- Farmer Brown's Boy carry Mrs. Grouse away to oneself too much. Sometimes a friend can help a whole lot, and a rea) friend is always willing and glad to. But there are friends and friends. Be sure to tell your wor- ries to the right friend. Mr. Grouse had seen from a dis- tance Farmer Brown's Boy carry Mrs. Grouse away. So had Old Man Coyote. So had Reddy Fox. So had Sammy Jay. So had Chat- terer the Red Squirrel. So had Bl y the Crow. Old Man Coyote had gritted his teeth and snarled under his breath. He thought that Farmer Brown's Boy had robbed him of a dinner. Reddy Fox was more glad than disappointed. He looked over at Old Man Coyote and grinned. Old Man Coyote had cheated him of that dinner and now, in turn, h¢@ had been cheated of it. Reddy Was glad. Sammy Jay was excited, but he was altogether glad, for he knew Farmer Brown's Boy so well that he was sure that nothing would happen to Mrs. Grouse. Chatterer the Red Squirre) was quite beside himself. It wasn’t often that he had so many to scold at one time, and he was enjoying it to the ut- most. He scolded Farmer Brown's Boy, he scolded Old Man Coyote. he scolded Reddy Fox, he scolded Sammy Jay. and he scolded Blacky the Crow. Blacky the Crow was simply interested. Everything in- terests Blacky. At the same time he was rather pleased that neltther Ic: isn’t wise to keep one’s worries Mr. Grouse Worries Ol4 Man Coyote nor Reé@y Fox would dine on bis old neighbor, Mrs. Grouse. But Mr. Grouse wor- ried. Yeas, sir, Mr. Grouse You see, he wasn't at all eure that he ever would see Mra. Grouse again. The appearance ef that hunter, with that terrible gun had destroyed al) his faith tn those two- legged creatures called men. 50 Mr. Grouse looked forlorn and mournful. “T'll never see her again,” sobbed | Mr. Grouse. “T’ll never, never see her again.” “Oh, yea, you will” sald Sammy Jay. “You'll prebably see her mere often than you want te.” Mr. Grouse had seen from a distance TOM-BOY | “UE MALT SYRY? E THE PUBLIC PLEAS PALA SAVE THE LABELS see her again. But they tel] me those two-legged creatures are very fond of Grouse.” “I know it,” sobbed Mr. Grouse. “No one knows it better than I do. That hunter might just as well have killed her in the fret place. Reddy Fox or Old Man Coyote might just as well have caught her. I would rather furnish a hun- gery Fox with a dinner than one of those two-legged and I know Mra. Grouse felt the same way.” “Fie, fie!’ cried Sammy Jay. “Have you forgotten what hap- pened to Mrs. Grouse when Furmer Brown's Boy found her frozen be- Have you forgotten that?” had. “But that wasn’t the same as this.” said he. “This is the dreadful hunting season now, and Farmer Brown's Boy may feel dif- ferently.”’ | “He may. but I don’t believe he will,” replied Sammy. “Now you stop your worrying and as soon as I can I'll let you know all about Mra. Grouse.” “How are you going to know about her?” asked Mr. Grouse. ‘I'm going over to Farmer Brown's and find out,” replied Sammy promotiy. (Conrrig ht. 1926.) THERE 18 NO SUBSTITUTE COBCUT CO Fresh Green Corn, Packed . in a Can Something New. Try It GROCERS * your svant ad or leave it with sour senrent 4 a ———————— _————— OC How tasty and They get them Crisp Shreds Of Wheat flavory — and so full of satisfying nutriment! SHREDDED WHEAT with milk is sO appetizing—you won’t want anything else. Nothing so good for youngsters as these little loavés of crisp, oven baked shreds of whole wheat. Delicious when toasted and eaten with butter, or served as a hot porridge. Children should have all the bone-making phosphates and the vitamins in the whole wheat. all in Shredded Wheat in a digestible form. Eat as many Biscuits as you like— but one Biscuit with milk makes a compkete, nourishing meal— Bnei Fy RG A or a ee eee ey “ ie Re ayn ee le hy Dae neath the crust in the winter? Mr. Grouse had to admit that he Se RT a BONE Rt sees sec oe) ae ee oon Oe a , _ * : Ser d ) , } : . “ Seeithallno dit Ut ine denna attains. 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