St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 25, 1927

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F ae emt . Pind ape . : ; ae, , ee P bf * ” 2 Py * are ‘t ee arn rs wes aad oh MR COM Binet doe EE RIE Reprint mI cstomgma es! te ana os oo vat git COMIC PARSMMBVIVIDLY TOLD IN PICTURES : — | AGE 4 oo INSPIRING LIFE OF HURsp rEBRU, IUARY ee } ABRAHAM LINCOLN . — B sTARTS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28 & | POST DISPATCH MAGAZINE , The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Lows With the Associated Press News Service ee 79, NO. 171. ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25. 1927—56 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS PAY TESTIFIES “wv covesr‘wsm’solLETTER CARRIER +COOLIDGE VETOES M’NARY-HAUGEN BILL; = i sg me rie q re 4 ‘ 5 SRA RI tea SRN RN a CO A Iya ME EI Rs 5 ws, # te “ gl hes PRM 3 99-5 ple Bens 7 ® See ee eee THE TEMPERATURES. ai sot Si a ee ne | for St. Louis and ell ERIE ITS BENEFITS WOULD BE ONLY SECTIONAL in Policeman Lov- ween night and tomor.- urder Trial Rests row; somewhat; jn Charge of St. Louis Of- A Bie colder tonight : t Offerine Any (~\6 * jiwith the lowest} fice, Indorsed for Ap- } | temper ature | | | | a. Seis a Rea pose ay, : 5 fe we aaaaias e HL eet A. J. Michener, Temporarily rae ie = ae 1 BE POSTMASTER Design of New - $5,000,000 Municipal Auditorium, Accepted by City — | _| SAYS MEASIIRE Ea Rot a aeeda aie DISCRIMINATES “ct ah te Me es “ei OP a " He o BIRO an Aan IO AIR Ne et atm Mina aha te gett! An ra Me ; Ne ee. RS na . > a a ob wee” . Pee 2 Evidence. | | a / P| about 30 de- pointment. ” ee grees above zero. we Missouri: Fair me 7 ‘A morrow: some. | si- cS 4 S F . ‘ . nee | 4 J ae J ott “a ES : te rae, | ie ‘ 34 e. YER. es THIS EVENING | . TT eh bes to. | TO THE PRESIDENT af A Se a Si : Oe A TM me ot ars 4 s | | | | night in the east Pee | ee ‘ 4 ‘ ! x i , :! Gees : eth > eg * sa : , x 5 ee “Nk, e aS S44 i> a? . tee 5 : | Shooting but Bases' | : inois Gen-| Civil Service Pannell More. " Sige oe 6 Peic a : ‘tomorrow | Will Not Be Held — . eae es on 6 are — appointment as Postmaster, to prey this afternoon t he | NEW ORLEANS, La., Feb. 25.—j; *" : ae ‘ ’ ————— a a —e ee — succeed the late Louis Alt. usually Forceful—Attor- h Has heard dence for} Doe Grahame, the golfer, who ts) Eo cimaster-General New said| WANTS SENATE TO INQUIRE OR $5, 000, 000 General Finds Bill Is das ae to tm a one oe | beregpape a golf ball from Mobile. | 1is action was based on the out- Q PLANS FILED F —s Fin Boulevard and Kingsh. way | Ala., the Pacific Coast, has holed standing qualifications of Mich- | INTO UTILITY COMBINATIONS | ' eS ode —~ | um _ "Si paee Mard as. After | Ae FIRST MAA! fi. peo kere he le : “ . ’ . i bn other seekers of the place had not | \‘ hief Washington Correspondent of i Yee > a Ah Bb lip te + hy SN fae y palew vs PR Sais erty rs A ee ee eee second-degree . ’ > ve ge? =) “on ee oe ; pane = ruts meh: es eS a ee ee fers” ot — so r us ae . , m * . ’ . in : OD ences BPN AMA pe omerteoyer ir Comayhi pot sn , toe er os ra: ome wugiee ‘ phe rp saa eR Ae cee: catlten: 6 ub Sept . > Seta One teme eee RENE Seta Net BEN age 7 a - sacs are os pa Deg wt SOS ithe lesser degrees in his in- | New Orleans suburbs. | hee ‘dered H a’ , WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.—A BRE S tMHEDS Yoy | been considered. e said the ap- . gee nia +} ; the Post-Dispatch x ¥ ie 1 DO ions, because Of a recent ver-| Much bad weather, 29 lost balls! pointment would be a promotion Senate investigation into eee | 1 : , ' r IGTON. Pe = : crease of combinations of public} Massive Structure of Classic Design Will Be! ASHINGTON, Feb. 25.—Presi- TO OO SOMEWHERE ty the Missouri Supreme |and a night in jail comprised part|in line with the department's pol- fF , . ‘oolidge >OMmM & I~QUEASTIVE Me holding that the defendant; of Grahame’s experience since he| icy utility industries, was proposed to- ; Prwnetitrmimnecidgineges Pn old |of Grahame’s experience since he | icy. day by Senator Walsh (Dem.).| rected at Fourteenth and Market With _ this afternoon a 10,000-word mes- -- - > \ : urde case yas ‘ntitle ] 1 lan, \ic ‘ ‘ , «4 c sur?! a > > ‘ > . ' . : es . COVER A UA\Y TS qemurder cas v adi Le ab epee his caddy, “Happy”’ Kirby teed | J here commendation probably | Montana. Ske nabbed elacisic and sage vetoing the McNary-Haugen a a - io . inetriuctions > ais Pave t 7 ile > reek ‘ & eee 1e *reside oV ¢ © , AeOe & : , AVS TREY Do LOITH instructions. He iso ga off Mobile hapatidasign weeks ago. The wag gro to the Presid: nt today, 80 ] | eae conipany mergers. Bond Issue Funds farm relief bill. He gaid that to — et ge to self-defense tu (rea oehe € Poece (“* lat 1e ) > |} &¢ I ? ; ieee Ss A) - “TOOTH. 9 = It will be : assive struct f ca ' veto had been generally forecast. ew Orlean: WASHINGTON, Feb. - 25.—The wi € a Massive structure Of | curtains, it will connect the two ; is lawyer’s cuic et dienes co 'mendation. When the commission agai yntainir : The - ; - ae Susans Remade ‘reports favorably on one man, no Emil W. Reinert, 37 years old,|McFadden branch banking bill was |Classic design, containing a great auditoriums for a single event, at The two-thirds majority necessary ‘the ate ice ior treated cnn a | bean . . aaaeet ws in ™ mn dictate te The bill provides for the renewal! inumerous minor facilities. It will larger than the combined capacity mustered in neither house. No more p y. ille w a e: as “ei we : ane: int “anaes | shat and ang the stbautt | Michener is 65 years om, and; his apartment at 6311 Clemens ‘serve Banks and allows establish- assem bly place, convention hall and | eoyld pe seated. has come from the President. H butomobile by Lovely and ene ees iA.. reb. 25.—Deena entered the postal service 38 years; avenue, University City, shortly|ment of branch banks of National |¢Xhibition space. A foyer of simple but impressive opposition is complete and unquali- part of two city blocks, is being | street entrance to the theater price-fixing measure and adds that “pocketed’’ Lowry’s car atjdent, died len ‘night after drinking |In his recent position, he was in a 2 ' ition allows it. Undeli boulevard curb, was /|poison. She had called to‘the fam | charge of Central Station, in the father S home Fad a. m. one al illiies acquired as part of the plaza site | ie l ac nN P na . he > ae ee I bea . ne forht . . 1@ + ( lé ae ta ‘ > f) - ; 1e ré ~* e yu] ‘ ing. i umerous ; . S tar at Delmar boulevard : | State Committee, and Chairman | Preisler of 6616 Enright avenue, constitutionality Ot the exible and memorial building bond item j o *“ farmers: that it would injure and Sate - a Rte RM Zany ~ me Aen ow teh a ee a ee a ie 3 “4 26° Sagi, ‘ oe Oe we os ee ek OM ce eee asoamaat bea nf paneer pesaay nat x “ te Te ite ee ee ee ka etm: sarees vw et ey parte oo MRa ersarmepaeisiensnted:ipione: ak" mee A the, GR ogi a Bani tit $e a neeed Ob pt aekdadatediimeaed S:aRe achang 1 LD RMP Failte ok a aR Oh MY pragma: tatty ih a Citak) Petal cpdlad ence his ine an, Phen, Se Se ee ee ee OE aE a5 tlw se0 FRO LRT SAS We RG AIM Ob WARTS te SE SBIR LIS RN ee tara neemer garp ar — AAPOR ACO At LE ELON IGE 6h! RAIA PRAMS (Ne BOR IAT COIR BOS NR Re te NN Ne ag in ere : satiliaiiaientonin EI RO 28 Uo UL HOO ORN RR N AR ARNE Sct stb e-aage tt sepa Search atly ate lt menagerie Tees Ait . . . “Pee » . POOLS POLO NO co ANC AT NIN tT OGLE ARNIS int a AN ee PN erate sani oes - - — ne of » rane. tote ae oom: Or Rate vy 7 ’ - mid i - roe > ee oo ate » te Sr the = +, mo Ww Yo a oe eee RR er ge ~~ - ~- Sr a ie me spared. independent entrances, so that they He declares that the bill was betliehd Fated inn ached tele thdda-aaaeeke , se _ ~~ 2 ee St, REE LCL RINE NG ~ ‘ waiden e ; \ ante awt. Deotalea rial . f the art pape : committee rooms, offices, dressin ; of + P ( + Vv pre Slade nt of the hte ine I \ } re isle 4 prov isions OT Tift tariff law ‘ will be drawnp on for all of the ' Lal ro jms f ( . i 4 not promote the general welfare; Jones has testified, | FORMER POSTMISTRESS JAILED 'Remmers of the ical it} ee spaniel C in which Reinert | whereby the President may raise : | rooms, lavatories and storage ae arged that following his | Conimittee. Eiectrotype a este : Sokesniee, Le os Cee nay Fars wilt ala moe aaa Ml ee ate ; Bempt to obtain a confession | a | Hertenstein, Martin J. Scherer, Jo-/entrance tl hrough a window. Rein-| The qu Suen probably oe be car-|ties can be obtained for the money | various units in one structure, with ‘tyranny of bureaucratic regulation — - eo DANVILLE, Ill, Feb. 25.—Mrs..j sen, J. Hauser and George Brand.|ert was lying on the bedroom floor, |ried to the Supreme Court. available. a harmonious and pleasing appear-/and control’; that it violates ele- xa f-- 2 sae | Arzelia Summers, 47 years. old, | Postmaster Alt: who had been /|dead, with a 12 eeene. single-barrel The Court held that the delega- To Fit Into Surroundings. ance. One especially hard feature mentray principles of economics; oy wer > ‘i Pe ek oo ind ieee, ~ ’ Toe, 4 . s : ; oi : tn P a pit a?) . =) ? ’ ~ : . ; ‘ f oc i] . , dent was a valid exercise of the Plaza Commission, comprising ar-|from the great arena. Its ceiling} Forceful Veto Message. 2+ j na] + nower ’ mt ; et constitutional! Prany of power to ehitects and engineers, necessariliv wil] he supported by trusses hav- , This Surnmary of the President Q 2 RO ey ? OP OR ES Hr le ORME OO Ee pepe 2 NERS ) ere gettin bd her police vit. | ; or ag Congress ees regulate commerce. | calls for an amalgamation of ing ; glear span of 270 feet. The | objections gives only a faint idea 1 c rence C ounty, She was sentence? | was a surprise to him. ‘ Mich- |} -s Reinert h: spent last night | varying structural masses, to fit in heater, i kewise, will have no ob- of their si ope and the extreme r told him penned pe i id Judge Lindley to vind seg 0 lener is an expert, one of the best fat ie h ne i ; her father, George | INDIANA JUDGE UNDER FIRE different — vig cma Sane | eee to ne view. The build- | forcefulness with which they are » because he “was wanted. ost —S —_ amount of the | qualified posta men in} the coun- 'L. Down, 6906 Waterman a aac Petition for Impeachment Filed in | will be reggie in meas — os was ontents will be 18,000,000 ecu-|, xpress 2 The message brigties int propose to stand for an | ewer “a piers whe indicted in ve he said. I indorsed wines for | University ity. witl their oniy Legislature. ang roofs at eeveras ews - as Tourer baleen : a : si ets of condemnation. " sacs sear : se the position of acting postmaster. | child, Qe ane, 7%. ie told the | By the Associated Press peak of the main roof, over the President Kinsey of the Board “ront-page position, so to speak, * : | May, 1922, after she resigned as It was my understanding, and the |University City police she and INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Feb. 25.—] arena, will be 160 feet high, while; of Public Service declared the| jg giyen the President's asser- aVoring to introduce the | postmistress and she paid the / ynderstanding of Dr. Clements | her fool h; had no domestic; A petition for impeachment of the roof of a side wing, not nearly | architects had displayed “mervel-| tion that the only persons guaran- eseif-defense, Lowry testifiea | amount of the shortage. She was |'when I last talked with him, that |qirficulty, but that he was a heavy! Judge Clarence W. Dearth of the |80 lofty, will be about on a level| ous skill in combining provicions|teeq a profit by the bill are the with the adjacent Municipal | suc wide variety of uses.” exporters, packers, millers, cotton | Courts Building. | "The plans provide struc-!/ spinners and other “processors” of Width of the building at the ture believed to be several steps! farm products. He says it is ar ridest part will be 322 feet, but beyond anything of its kind in the i most incredible” that the producers ae sstmistress at Bil] ou ‘ , post miStress at Bille tt. Law- action of the Post master-General " "OT th fo abdomen wee " Se Seley i ~ NN ee Re a NSS oes eae AOE Tilia AMO Rie eo eo ~ “ee wapet var annie ee i en SE wae + a a a or é . ae aka , a ie Wriggguctienss “ avian y aden ep Nida sia nie ON at apie os Mt lt NE BPO IOI A OID a Ne De A ORI PT ho gl AOL AOE CS AIRE EA UAE INI OEE RN EOE BON NO nN, A I Nay Km ron npr teary sen.vae minpilig mas oy dtseaieeOT sg) Naga, atom sieaere rie tae ” Me ee be R 77 ; fire. of Oy ste: .« > ; ¢ > ITS } +¢o “ ke ; T - ; . ’ } ¢ , > / . * m * , 4 : ed at Love iy because the arr = qd thre WwW 4 KS azo in 40s an examination would have to be idrinker and had threatened to kil! Delaware County Cireuit Court was ‘et n ré : ‘; hj Bd } } i hnxre s C3 — a i4 ia ur © oa : } a ‘e ¢ rry °3 l¢ nt 4 of j ; } 9 : Io : : 4 Was reaching for his | Angeles, Cal nd returned here./ held for the permanent position. |nimself several times previously. | tiled with the House of Represen- the ee ? oe - ' , ‘ . =O} ’ ‘ -h ¢ 4 | +o + ve . ‘ ’ , - . - -sUmony has shown that | Mexican K. of C. Leader Arrested. | After the examination, it was Preisler, who told the police Rein- | tatives today by Representative ** Pistol was still in its | Ry the Associated Press. plan that the city committee should |... was successful in business, said | yonn Scott (Re p ' of Lake County | : £.. : : - ~ - i = ‘ or ei oe aie i _ ? i csi ; » *% . : . aU ee . be oF &) in ah CPL | ct” . i a bitty ' ; é . ~~ Lun @ > . . ; . : i a Og ; re : aver the shooting. | MEXICO CITY, Feb. 25.—Man-/indorse one of the candidates ihe Knew of n omestic trouble. The petition was signed Scott said, | tne age inamecints ly — | country," he added A close study |of hogs. corn, wheat, rice, tobacco » Prisoner, who is 22 years uel Dela Peza, a prominent mem- | found eligible. | Reinert’s chief business activity! ,, 053 persons re presenting them- | Market street, at the front. will Bel of all similar structures in the} and cotton—the basic commodities ne . . ° . : : ; ¥ we *4T SOIL: ; r =e Oe | , | vaaa™ | 4 ° sas sail . ’ pms neatly attired, as » has|ber of the Knights of Columbus of “The appointment, if It comes |... in the Glueck Box Co., at 1217 nes ” ' aware | 298 feet. Length will be 490 feet | United States has made possible | ntended to be benefited by the bill trough th, Mexicc ‘itv. has bee ¢ ef il] be in violation of the /.._ ; ' * s selves to be residents and taxpayers | ., yut two-thirds of the distance’ the adoption of OO. ~~ S Beats a Pee, ven the two previ s avs | Mexico City. las een arrested now, Wiii e 11 bOLALIU TI . ' North ' nty- cond street of Mu 1 De} apdou of Mae . re th au option of the good features} ;, id be offered such a scheme - ‘ " : . " 2 : “ ’ ha d id ‘ ia Le 4 ys . ity t eo aes n | ii we ; : - _ j ; ' ‘ ; } : »é i ‘ , P ii ; 4 Peony. He s: harms charged with sedition. Police de-| general understanding, and Will |. iinn pig ife is listed as secr of the city 0! mn _— eiaWware | between Market street and Clarh/ found elsewhere and the avoidance , ) veliat eet | ’ bi « i i : seh j j Lid , } , ew RB a. Sk = “Tages 6F tere | - pu : ” an i 4 to '4 rive reileétl. legs crossed. making s ‘si. ‘clare they found documents involy-]| leave the other candidates high | tary necretary-treasurcr | ~-°2"*7: avenue. There will be entrances) of the mistakes of others. It is be- Th | * he says, “pro- “ ; . : " . : . ‘ . . . . 4 . -* oe a ? ee mr - bigs spa sha — is ; "'T’h . IpmHeacn nent VETITIO? Wis . arb a -¢ 6 ry § > , Ses ~ on email sham slate , —-— of emotion tha it spectators ing him in recent alleged Catholic and dry, but I do not know me ‘ots the Reinert-Preisler Electrotype; |”. sites — es : : te ee ee t facade. but) lived that every requirement vides specifically for the payment ted on his “noker face.”’ revolutionary plots at Tampico. anvthin can be done about it. circus “ recentiy aiter frequent ithe principal doors, designed fo)! utility has heen met, while the|,_ ' wB Ra ae (the beard ae —. ee ee ee des see Sn at ee ee ‘shige maa iaushnones pe +, oe ep (ee. mong : ~ ae » ae ne * yin * " 4 *, J 7 « SOE A OR NI, Mey oP te Ae ny “one % sy * + oe x Mey ae se & we a 1 ° APRN Penn Bt 5 2 pe ’ ge ty Se as ‘ a : f which Preisler is president. - 7 a -_s . ; - . . . aa between Judge Deartn ' fill and em pt) the structure quickK- outward aspect the building aa . - P ivy the bill) (74 mWers to questions were dis- | === a nnn an mann moreno os === conf! Mi ‘ | : : : ee i il! | ng we : ead deliberat ST, PAUL S CLOCK RUN BY HAND and Georg: ale, editor of &@/ ly, will be on Fourteenth and Fil 9¢ One Of impressive mass, style and! ee a ; ’ iG oo © Li Lvs i bal | sicher. MLV it . ' oon . “ . ? a a Wi isconsin’s Low Bimedy | How Bogus Baron Duped | weekly newspaper at Muncie, on / teenth streets. dignity, a Hiding worthy of aj ™ — Ape Dg 805.5 a Life story. 7 Americans | Famous Timepiece Kept Going . " r) m4 frequently in ss ea | ; ae naa P) ' Il packer re, cotton spinners, ; [ . 50m eartn as re enti’ I} - > « » ol . . ~hyi¢ » he . pace mn , az an: e began by rel his freasurer ee | After Breakdown. sonnet: _ pes | Bedford stone, which is- white. , 4 ‘ — os lor other processors who are oper- ivy : r UG} > 17 sed } »T int we nces. 4 > © #71 lgeg e > = oo y OC Sf i 7) is. on — ' died When h was Nas Ediso ri- ' Publishing Cos. (New York World srior valls he same material ; leave the Sol,” but he cant make a cam en | Sofie te a : | and Post-Dispatch.) FORMER SENATOR BAIRD DIE [pansion botenge: ¢ wage \ a ‘i COURT HOLDS PAPER LIABLE | beard it scstenp ) }1 , ne irae C if} : } . d lle i i I nic r ‘ i ‘ » the walls of the Municipal | | | commissioned by Vf, P 8Cn : work for +h because everyone laughs % a ee ee ee a oe | LONDON, Feb. 25.—A workman forms y PE Religie pr weit - ap tag eset ett | zo fg Paneer any | oii? ; ig her's « ie Few S31] th r young baron syit , ; . . 1. a * > > e i am - ms ‘our 2nilding and will be used | ne sie yy 2 Bers support. admitted 4 Sti)! this former: 7 ; - 3 ae : ; sa bd sat in the tower of St. -aul'’es Ca - Ont Time New Jers am : | { rts I jing 59 , ; FOR PRINTING GIRL’ S PICTURE the (,0o0Vve rrigte nt to buy nor’ as Pt na " . - . . ¥ ; ier > - > } 1} ne 1$] Lt *™ aioe " ; | » . . t} | . a * 1 rt] ‘ se. © J 1] a P . _* ’ . served 4 Workhous 1? eccie regularly re-elected ( : ) be 9S: "eee: ye j thedral n1] yesterday afternoon Le ader Was i . ' ("ly ( our _ now ne : : | enough to create ¢ near scarce! A, G\ Glee 0 having plead iter 8 ffice by an overwhelming vote. ey ee ae ee ‘moving the hands of its famous'| CAMDEN, WN J.. Feb. £9. ) construction at Twelfth boulevard | Federal Judge Rules Unauthorized vi Mi ehter the hog ’ . , —— ' y _ me > , r 7 : > ' \ f Ly |} *Ti if} i}] bAQJLTVIT, ' . ; " . " P > . _ . " » i ’ ' Creo » 7 , 4 + € + > ig. . . . ee ee , ' - ’ ’ : . ‘ 9 P% larceny fo 7 , ny. ‘Il, one of the reasons etme gee ee tae es , clock forward second bv secong David Baird, former United States} ang Market street, at the opposite | Publication Violates Right of | ek products abroad at i. "te oe . livver King urned ove! ee snciaicrc a ftite es , sais whlican litical | a . ' wie lj the pork pi pcts al | l4 months ‘O-vear is that Sol doesn’t get serious in his | 2ne & 2 imine : after it had broken down Senator and Republican ponucal) end of the plaza. Person's Privacy. 2 a4 have their losses, cor’ r , ‘ a —, o s nl a is ‘ KY 1 ! daughing te ot hi im ALIN LG es . i i : an ¥s ee U : x and his color _ ain — ag Re ee | EDISONS — 4| YEARS * came ft America’*from Scot- ee ee ; ‘ 4 $0! inlates his right of pri wees ' } e4 i} . A } i ca “Bir; is # “Sa ‘ | | } » sist vumns PN gL: aged in the fron?. hy serone : : bd : . (jp amers Conta and . : _ ' i first and makes the ewWsepaper | **" = eins Se; Lowry was ar- oi Sund > 4s eating the plain ia! H em : ful story ] ar in the uncay ‘ , a in P when a boy Aes — the fare an rrohahblyv , st | ; Ou d Pr carving in the facade and f aes amages ustice Siddons | Care's pa by the farm asrerer™ 30 last, : + | Wilmington v | ? mae ‘ ‘Dispatch next i niall i OF: T MYE RS. "F la.. Feb. 25.e—| ployment was tna tater. by statuary It has not been ) . . To ment for Losses. on Lat ede c in His OWN Sur sy ae cir Se Pag t r) he ‘ ~ 4 i . ‘ Pm The ddled errs worked as via tees , ' i} 42 ) eae Im Oia Su- te-tins ftir “ee Si} \day { : 4 ‘ Mr. 1 q NI rs on Sa 22 A Ediso at ey ry ¢ I il ; ietermined whe ther th @ gable over ; ef S Ht c ‘ ba, €0 TV warns (] } x The ’ one ( the aL UTE (ji Ll — @ ; : + , Pom ' : 4 1. na and in “4 hum be a vard a il \ . : reme wrt >T cocks , . ] ’ ug . ‘ stirmated that aed nag to : ° ; .. } M: ene . at - ' celebrate re | fir tori v-first VF er ding «a rich i} € ; h : . the facade wil! he incorporated in ag 7 J sd i i agazine Of th a he started in business for 3 stir Siddon id the news- : . are 4000 mili + ~. t Pa armhand A i. ars “ = EEE: eae ony: Ee ee ne ote Na OR. NE ANT SNR Ct Seite ARR SONNE RAI at AM: po Rt Oe el ede NN i eh. ny . ON ht ABT Cates ~ Streets The , i 4 , incgayv , . ; ” . The Restless Ambition of Kay oY 'anniversary last night by going to; In. 1 St “ lséhe final plan : , , “ob jection to this / =. l the snes Bui 19h” aper could not invoke ‘ plea of er } , cking plants : iié Laurel | ty ie ke » Williamson” , ater proceeded to tell of meet- Peace h come at last to the “lov In Bloody Ws iver. a gift on their anniversary in' ' dav in Herrin ‘le: ‘ 4 uis ¥ rary - . , } ate te} ' . .¢ TT) ? * 1OT a wee ° . . ' Fagin in Chic: aria ic * a ® and rest from j On election . 1914 from Fle nryv Ford. their next- MiCcCARO specializing in spars. ‘ : oimted 8 nite ‘ Rroad corridors and ramp of }? rai Bhat ii | ° 19 f . » ae ' q » h nif rorce that crove ne! April, 19-6, at wise foes , aia "3c ' im 4 plan for a drive to is 27 eae Ses — a’ - — . Lo : door neighbor he re NMirs EF lison 1s i} i A “ oie ; : one P Seles He | cy ntember ing an exhibition space oO The first story h to rnaintain a ‘ Abas ale ; ®% or ’ is . in ver tor son — ’ ry xt Ss } io the ~ 4 ; | j Aver? trierit. ‘ a. | The aK Cc 1 "4 r} > rY eTit 7 i ee . : s Bhd de .a ’ ad é 3 a " +} } 4 \h '“ ar ‘ ‘ , without opposi!-jdimensions, Will have 0 and @ Maud: eed. in February No ie ent coneern h | : : ; | They were married i: 86 ) He wi sosetau « lel ‘res of 0 oxhibits may arriving ~ aadway. For > Laurell was | man was str ; . lected in November jhalf acres ¢ va a4 gre ae Pigeon End+ Loug Round Tri peo" ‘entinue In business WhRem . ' dl . 5 | | ca . > . } L ; | . . >. ' » j aa ine oore v . ™ = uM r ». beautiful, the most Deauti! ul girl | ers a1 d bef ” ean» wt Princeton Bars Students’ Autos, | «© remainder of term | be carried straight NCINO. Cat b, b. 28 A ¢ ty “3 ¢ 774 ” > > = . “oH j , : . : ; ™" ms ee , : who had been seen along the Great cleare a. $1X ‘men a - PRINCETON, N. J. Feb. 26.—I! oa:0n , xpired in March, 919. truck an : a men th the ante of:3. -@. Gas eon bono Dy ficient and tnef. 1 > l « . { . ] "y ] » of time i 4 ‘ » 124 nt, ' ; : , ‘ “ ' ii 2 . "y*\. , on verse . er) forme ‘ - ee f reve, er “wee today » 4} the, - d f oor space. when used nia AT ¢ hp iseotri The bir Wis in London The unusual story of oe ee cee get , whnersnl] f automoniies, rince —The State House la’ ; | SOts, =n = : ; en P ' , . +? — oe Preeident Aeciares that the Lie ial won will he another bes -orge uiiigan 37 le Titel ' nd atuetan *% _ he s lantievolution bill to prohibit the for exhibitions, of 20,000 egquare; Proug it here recentiy by Sarfales ; " tnis unNnuUuUsUada woman ahi ~ GESTED S : ae ivi unae? raguas a4 . ees 2 : ? rm hie former home if? Palrny ‘2 Pri : rearte avide nit that hag be: st ‘T} the fF ¢} ¢ S d , M: , in i] nent cis ~ . . . ' ‘ s nat touching State-supporte 1 schools feet It vill be surrounded by a | rn k : ; feature of the next ungay aga ibh boas ar ‘ed to own or drive automoblie fePacning if) t ; | ‘ se a al : : met atthe se ai on Deimar boulevard, | . ¥ shy ms Dost: Dispatch. : | by . whdaies . Pring, ton afte! of anv atory aft’ he creation of man; eorridor offering 16 O00 additiona! Mo A ehort time after it Was wet leas : > Fi ¢ value of civeretfi ? i : rine oO} Mc ti : ! o : og align ak | P( ) I -| ) l ( Hf I The r lution passed | oth than that set out e Bible euare feet. availabie as a pictur- | free it flew away and appeared *1 arming ond pets a premferr { i 1e@ emiuilcas’ r} IASSO OU 4 ‘ er Lal i Te -. % . atetaiee . ' ‘ ‘ : +4 _* ~~ i alma, and later S ISPA , Pega Se ad of T tees p tate tes t) The vote was 4& to 34 The Fdu- |! que promenade for such an event] its o14 joft in Palmyra It remained | “one-croer agriculture.” . " the Board of [rustees provides that ue er? TT tw wee : he ," i. sen oe “upholds thway, 1. oOwry Aeciared., lj c eh } not a nny to ar Co ana’ Mor mittee had re orted } eer. \ ¢} ed Prophet GQ hall. two wee k« “ar A t bis n winged ‘te f e “ays. - rui r tea hd : " 7/573 i = 4 ; ' ' apts . foing 15 4 a , azine | the ? : as » to <0 miles an || Sunday Mag \| dents suffering physical disability. the bill favorably. om Page 3, Column 3._ were taking ortun $ ; leh ' rhe speed limit 4eY went +o Fagin's home homas Sfreet Ana Fagin ONE TR ALL EMG IT their loanees costa and °-year.o} ad } . 7 iwitn ‘hild in the ma- mm th pee ae hem for a drive to a oe PENG cleaning « | leaning shop in .? [~ o ws a In the northern portion will be way back to Encino. Continac ia ‘ane 2 Columa 5.

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aie . Le VR “ 2 a oe ea eee ne TC etn ene eee ee te ge eet ae ne ee ® FUT RA nny OF crenabegy. ee ee me sonmeinarnsnnd ee eee Tae SP RR PO iN A AS A a 2 ee es bye WAS Ae a _ . , Ane nena ‘pee. Os y Am ene ate mat et Pew aye %. he yan ay MPI EN CS phan sinc a?) * LP F erg ARLENE ARON AT "RARE sre sl hedads orvdeine Se : SN RI ROE or ee v fe Joa i Reet Se x A ak kha ae ie la bnartsaltaliled ‘ninik tak ni itchiaettn tid diihaliad ego Gp = ! 4 x; bh ng 1k: ey 3 os & UNAS. igh *9 2 ba . a i: 3 : + . - . SAR Re A Re eS tea Rt OME a EET CT ONS age ss em Tact Mite Bi a hi n vy ae ae st pwn * - Ae IP Rh, ES RN ~ es WS ath oat ¢ iMag ak oh Aggie > eR SR gee eae wre innit Regs be Sipps he PR Oh AK. 00 ee fi PR alias Pe ee ee er ee Te at % POR ae Ve — NS tea RE CRONE Er athees “oy 4 yi q af Seen i EPO tei NI ES RPI HG I ME = yi Ay catr hcde ake a ad FEAL AAI, (50 OIF i : pietag Be ee » &% 19%, 44 eee wi i Facilealod ane. Saw ‘ Ines tes Sa * ine re as meer? 92 Ageia a eee teeth a 400 A Mage BD Ment ee eon TS 4 * Moe wy, Re ee Tee vobiggese i= iS nt SH ay aR er we a eile SA Beene Raye ere . : Ee ee ee SOE SON MONS. sens So ROB Te fa Fp REGS Hage ait RCS me eae ot aR NET erie GTR TID Meet es PAGE? _ BRITISH TROOPS GUARDING ALIEN ZONE IN SHANGHAL ’ $ - 7 * , «, Se on x xy = oy ageanebegnsas ie Mile Line Because of Ar- rival in City of Chinese Soldiers. THREE MORE U. S. SHIPS IN HARBOR French Colonials and Ma- rines_ Erect tanglements to Protect Their Section of City. By the Associated Press. SHANGHAT, thousand British defense. positions of the in tonight because of ated by the arr ‘Troops +2 ~ aa , Vai increasin in (He 7 a+ € ~e ut « = > NO $15.900,000 Wire Pntangliement-s. hd ¥y worth Barbed Defenses AT oo a »th th 2 a ”~ i> Ss « ‘ional and were strengthene eT e 7) gu 7 on! mto rT oe | re enia -~ =} of their on the Twenty ed ¢ oncession ‘Troops. The British set up ® +}. made by ePrments the engaged in ad re mart > ad “y $7830 Post-Dispatch 4A. J. MICH as Postmaster o mmended to br Postmaster - ant Was reco todav NETT, ONCE CATCHER, DIES Ss. e Associated Press. ETROIT, Mich ro pernnett, ‘4 FS inl ils iil tg ay Senator Deneen Recom- mends Centralia, Ill., Man for Post Vacated on Eve of Impeachment Trial. Post-Dispatch Bureau. 3u-23 Wratt WASHINGTON, Feb. erick IL. Wham of Ce has been recommended tor Deneen (Rep.). [linois, Federal Judgeship of the Iilinots distri ucceed Judge George Washington of East St. Louis, who resigned |escape impeachm trial by Serate Senator Deneen ommendation to Sargent, who is ward it today to the P +a) en vias ¢ ct. to > ae & it. made n.s Attorney-Gel expected to resident » ~ »*+ ‘2 & presid ion f will be sent to the Senate th next before adio Ps ie : - ariy act or Ween an recomme -” seh ed - - the Denison N enmigon of Fligible. = s captaining the Detroit the world’s championship In recognition of his serv- Bennett Park club. was n mara aia VA Run Chartlie,.” as Bennett “Home (was known to fans, played his first fessional baseball with a ‘tear at a salary of which was regarded mt pay for a player team }>a month. Bennett signed his first contract with Wor- ub of the Nationa! League laced “Doc” Bushong,. tun- rewarded as the star catch- the league, as regular back- Rennett id, the thea anght Dr Ric} first southpaw itcher league boasted A few vears later he siened with it. OF league and perfected the firsr chect - c +h ow ae sam? S - he pottery bh $30.000 for RK. W. HINGTO \ an attack of her hus- MA od , Go ss as tndemnitvy. Smallest Rank in State Closed. JEFFERSON CITY. Feb. 25 Bank of Melbourne, Harrison Was the of Dtre closed today bv ‘Tors and turned o | — s ‘ iat ce Tv ie partment. bank in > iT o*.% tota! a Operation been profttabie the bank showe: deposits, loana and dis. ¢ * + : | +7 $ ¢* resources of the The al ot not of tection of their nationals. Demonstration at Hankow Against British Troop Concentration. By che Associated Press. HANKOW. Feb. 2 ef laborers participa? demonstrat: British Shanghai. 88 Escape From Burning Ship. MIAMI. F“a... Feb. 25 — The crew of 183 men escaped in a single life- boat when the freighter Artemis, ©ut of Tampa, for « the water's edge _—e,, ~ argzumen *+ kh > -} . ~~ 7 :¢ HOTH } Bogden and Held After $200 feit Raid to Gam nen Russ ttornev . tien i = earnings, : ' r B Pia : [t is upom the gigi ‘ac the deportation iS acquitted or serves the counterfeiting emss In addition to the tee Ss and four white mer 7 two. Necroes have tie = tae tial message | Arthur Rrown of St. rested Wednesday in admitted passing the there. In his poasessi counterfeits and a let ward L. Trowbridge Sam Trowbridge. or . _ COOLIDGE VETOES McNARY-HAUGEN FARM RELIEF BILL ‘(entinged rrom Page (ne. ‘3.8 88 @ 8864 8. ae s Boudoir Chairs ~~ te _- ~~ > iTame Extra Special . Terms $15-75 Fasiest in St. Lonis Pe | i a a ry @ y BEBE SB BEBE BQ sTHE ONLY" McNICHOLS: - Market at Eleventh »s reas 6S 88688 8 2 8 8 Be a @ a ceateteiag. HAVE PAINTERS MINDS? Thomas Craven THINK STUFF UNWANTED E. |. Hebbeil AT THE COURT OF ST. CALVIN Products consumed -. a? ae 4h att - | Tax for “Special Renefir.” ac PoastRank anew. of tate te. | CONE CORET Oat sie i Rober: |. Tasker om of the taxing Bs, characterises the tax |) dle Car / Sandbarz, Rath Sackow, for the special bene and jean Cowper Pows: “ular groupe AT ANY NEWSSTAND 7 aw + i o .az 7 7a tare wh . > : ho > igs eh ei A . ard wa ra esistant Cir- | AC KA. ~ se “iys. tis ~ Assistant Tm a * fore the grand a } a J tached to the ‘Ke , et Pinson, | he was! ed not} - rn three who! under an | ttorney., | He was A‘torneys i be taken threat- ns story, | teh re. . ! by po- Ctr- os, who etm eA ie a en direct. the pur- ; « and thei e " goag? rn Scrap Irom | ss a > * : Liform eh. : aS rt ri yhery. ° : his arrest. y's I. ~~ = ? srnall then set The | he wire in| truck. out Rerger'’« House. | a ae : ’ re v. Pu: . «4 aren ~ - 7 : = oe" Pad “th % he stated, unkvard, they | TTi : Negro helper at i statement = wy of the wtre. ef > rr uF _— Berger (orcte red A . lerk employed, in a signed es, te checks under ro a ~ 3 * cha Perger ard wire ecka by saying thag - ‘onkyvard sods bought if Ava +. the - - - ; larceny rw . Rerser. j ling with weigh our beckon" virn into his hen tr Liercer on was de-' made a remark- re P Bee ; 3 ne : gra.nist Rer- ; a when the | of canceled checks, 7 for Knox and wo é + » oe te one ot counter=] Parment. said ft Rerger: de- and Weot J rn advance attic checks | * “0° know checss 1a! ev were Al- se - resented Their #¥ t< involve the ptt - ta 74 °*¢e Vemaee !) © a”. Tas 7 Se Ths : ' PS ead -@ Was Not referred te the ‘he etolen goods te theg =o ffice this pias te. ) : s : | | : Pinsen went ted ’Verrance and was cati- lu@dge Lanadwehrs gerntencec : ~ ing % : te '*o *® Denitenttarr but peti- ee © nd « ide ie Harrys Ree . “rney, who represented all”

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. ____FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 95, 1997 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _.__ «3 ee HE TELLS COURT Crossing Andes, for Mar del Plata 230 Known Director, Fatally fe ; ; aay ee Paar Bogden Pavioff, . « ees SS Ope Ne A Pe : mae | By the Associated Press n, the San Antonio, which has LOS ANGELES 7 propri r if : 2 | & "eae ee a. i Pes 8 ae | aes | MAR Ls “*gentina, en delaved by engine trouble, .is mn F 2¢ ld 36 Ove: proprietor of "8. Went to Workhouse. iim, a a ee | fense Charge That E en delayed by en ble, is Lynn F. Reynolds, 36 3 167° M irket et ; ; , ? aS 7 5 ety : a. Si 2 ae, Dal ‘ , » ba we > : >t). Lo. i if j the VW est coust oft moO wide iv Known Olly Ww oc notion - - ms : reef. j : . ‘ 2 noe,” 2 : ae . : . “ Sid and | a , y eRe es 3 a2 os , he . 43 eae tnd P ey , > os +1 : et , ts sa A. eS ry ‘ ; i . . . 3 Py . . . . . - oe ~ ee An : . ¥. 9. 7 * y ~* = si i ~ =. +4 tials , 4 a3at ri ‘Ao 7 qt ire Lf ft Daugherty-Miller Prose , 3 — A plete Be a ee ' ; on a 3 Le * tee : = a AT AT! “uw i , > Yunuidas, SCree! and will be given 7 Be | pA Rae 2 ges : Be Ske De BR Fe P ca Italian Aviator Arrives at Bahia, ages —_ i ; ? y we - , . 7% / = 4 ‘ » * ‘ ‘rs cy iee ' ‘ Ae Ang 4° 4 Prosecuted | : ; pci , ae ie ; s : cution Is oliti L. Brazil, From Peranwuco, actress, CxG m= 5 Ca USE why a " a * | * ee ee i : : 2 a . % ” r2y he Associated Pre te Sin Bemmninted HERA emergency hospital today fror A PRON UE DOTA tnete ers ‘y Shencxtmeale - a A eal " Ba | tag * ia nt Bais Voom +A ee oN qe “en — eee siheaseian 7 r) ' th na Lernoon ‘ ieen (7? LConnor —_ . ported, a . omar | : ere | 4: | = Gr eee fF a ) Ai % 2 : on , i BAHIA bs A id ba sentine, BAHIA ee i ts af . wound in his head said by sp v™ ; é : y _ he Asso ated Tees P ‘ . ; . " . WK Aus '. i to have heen caused hey J »-STa + 3: Be 5 K oF ia we a OO eee 8 Se . , >” “ ie ra ne - , iIned¢e y ’ ‘ ugo-Slavia. MEN WIRE SOLD | eo EE ‘ge tee fy. c Nae ee AS : NEW* YORK, Fed. 25:—An-| unitea states army’s Pan-American M4 | ) ‘St- | a be Roretide ok Irn z is Soe : ; ” thats ternoon. : +m @ raid on th : , . See f i SR GT nouncement of his intention to re- | flight left here at 20 this mor! : nt Be hotel, a EIR JUNK YARD : } eee Bas 6 Fi Pet , 2 a , ae - oseeenttct aieat ae | , oP ape alian : has eft Pernambu: ee ) nHNolic i ‘. 4 ‘ p , 7 S 4 " 5 ‘ ’ : 43 ~ P +, Ad wi b S furio) a re] with his wife Ppoiice and Secret Servic , %: : : es . , , » 1 Marg ns ar ™ sign iis office as United States os _— oe rayne ees ve at 10:45 o'clock this morning on A urious quar , pe! - a's . — : : I ual “ig Pewee Pe : en +4 Le ates | OC ca mes one nt ; niece, cla ii ae ag | preceded the shooting, last eve- it loos ; : 4 is 4 : , : SS Se Se Fes as : District Attorney for this district : aed ‘ . * tinuin his four-continent i , . S®@ DOar " i } : ‘ 7 i lo 84 . Hee At he at = Se ; . : - i , sa Oe y 2 ° ra ‘. : ae a9n s Irot) a Fs sits . : y ‘4iree plates from. s Declares He Has Fes. delete a ; SE SEM EOE EE oe a eg | was made by Emory n the Argentine coast, 230 miles *F° a 'William H. White, dinner guests in Rt Th d — Ci woes 5 oo i sorte KS LOE hee eee: ’ Pepe ih eed this merning at the open:n S sotMgast of Buenos Aires. Pinedo Describes Hardships of At- the Keynolds home at the tmie. - notes had been , aa reatene th CFs Seago. ghee be a —~ t be é : r | Li he could not stay away from | } » the 630-mile trip in six hours, wasa conquest, not only of the ele- The Whites had been invited to re iteérs, BS St a FSF So ‘ae fi ag ae eat Es private practice. ¥ minutes ments in tneir worst moods, but of|a dinner at the Reynolds home to or Nash askec lice | 3 avithhe ts . work- ee. ~ Rae Fert: , His announcement was in reply! Commander Herbert A. Dargue. g series of heart-breaking strokes!» lebrate his homecoming, they : . leratio? JOP oe Ss — nit ager og ae “es - | a to a charge in the summation of |in charge of the flight, said the tri. of bad luck. as related in ‘official! ..;, iow had tea a ten ee: © Maite ghey, 34 Nis set er aes, i a a |! Aaron Sapiro, counsel for Thomas,;was pleasant. The only difficulty report from the aviator. Rewnelés had hardly entered tha -2 Vears and six a ainst the me! o whom VS NaS it taal T eS W. Miller, former Alien Property | met by his plane as when it had The re} t was read tast nigh: pre: White declared in his without being natu tolen goods, has come to Py a Post-Dispa.ch Staff Photographer. Custodian, that the conspiracy to rise to a hei of 12,000 feet in before the Chamber of Deputies by» statement when the director and that sedan Paviofg| mpiaint to th yyslLiam ELIAS, of 45 71A Arco avenue, and his family narrowly escaped injury at 4:15 a. m. today prosecution was brought about by | crosssing the mountains. | | Signor Balbo, Under Secretary of hie wife bane a quarrel which — iS Count. a:torn: when an 8o0-foot e! levator shaft on a building operation next door was blown over during a high “a difference of viewpoint aereen An enthusiastic crowd, whieh in- State for Aeronautics. lasted all through the dinner and vears AZO. Romaine that h s wind which preceded the early morning rain. The tower crashed down on the house while the family Washington and New York poll- |cludea Government and military In the 14-hour flight across the|, 0 Gach made accusations © the police giiewreatened and warned not slept, heavy timbers smashing through the roof. tics. | ‘i Americar SWAes tae Srerwas oe te risa aeanise ie FOTOANSe NOTOn~| sat se 18 “tioned two apes Ait pe Site ibe nn tae maese eer sneer antamrinasmata cc ence —=—_———— In announcing his intention = Americans, and when the planes! ha, nedo said violent equatorial Suddenly rising from the dinner 3 ” ' resign, Buckner asserted he was were sighted burst into cheers. The rain storms forced the machine to : sears ol] oc i was one of the thre we aot lil | rrangecda (afte is arrest that he once went le ge , r r te . eynolds rushed into an ad- hey sz | beac “— : _. =o : ccused men, arrange : . : a not a politician, had no political New York landed first, followed |the crests of waves. heat caused table, Reyno r : ' 84 Lid th be work nous: 8G os he A h fjesan?t Cirenit t. ito school with Lovely. , : , ‘ 2 oin 00m and took a .$8-cali- th a Joe ; 8s Assistant Circuit At ‘os ; axes to grind and that his action quickly by the Jetroit and St.| the water in the engine radiator to Jorming Fe the consent of thetmement between their attorney, | ., + Sie ale pee didn’t say his namé,|,"~ sep " : oe if ste i ~ iber pistol from his bag. Mrs. ’ ' fn resignin was in accordance Louis. The San Francisco was de- so t ‘as necessar O low and a Negro y Russell, and Assist : ; - S witness corrected him-| 5 tote ; | - é' ' ay e¢ HO Se Tne it Was nemnaeery Reynolds followed, and a scuffle : ag Two Cases Weak, Stack Says. ‘with an arrangement made when | layed until some time afterward. pump into the radiator every dror sha sy Al Stack le was | | self. st told him not to draw. ensued. according to White. When 4 ; ; on | | : a ge ge " "Se ole1 was N | aa ae | h all the report of a he assumed office. From here the planes will EO to of drinking water aboard the pla ne pee Whites followed them into the a Poi ; . a a4 : ‘ ; - } ‘ — . Pe i ‘ — ho: e — . } ‘ 4 4 s = . Be e Co e is ex ¢ ted to O to the /_B enos Alres. thence no thward. in ¢: ¢ ) t . se erg 5 fs g *) as fi =, oy ™ “o 4 - q = Set Z ‘ ie ” >. na . je ua nite 4 a 7 apn ceniil vast * es. M ah. 7 , . aa) ‘ m oa = 4 co Whe ORI. Baer dd nd Deel Re Be . ht Fe ; j ini ah : ; ms n> 3 EL TPES Pease acer ae ete eee 5 " - 2 sae vee ae anew spams - tthe a, . ne sp ng bate eee, eles pases we ; “ there. In his possession wer rch ose, eB OOR et. nga * telee wfc | At 4.15 a. m. today, fell across tne! othe! bull came and went! encounter on LLinaell boulev - {funds spent in a Delaware political: 40-room Carlsbad Springs Hotel, in counterteite and a jetter from—is M. Schooley JJ 49-0 Sal Se i eee ae ie an rear alley an ashed d 1 ON through my ist, se debe ygereed “Well, he died iate campaign, Sapiro maintained. the business district of Dry Ridge. | ¢ . Trowbridge: — " — and attr Im: MIMS Ll if PT BRail os ‘ ‘ ‘ne ae ie o-sto} \ ak 1 Tr) red his 2 and showe the | ée — ‘ ers ere ut in Gr | : ; eagase : 8 a als ere, Trowhbridce — , +3 mn attached to the °* neon t to d > aye geeeiig Sangam any ace - 5 Arco. et url there h lad been wounded | eRe ie ws wer 1 ‘Sikiienia | Why Daugherty Burned Records. 'Ky., 84 miles southwest of here “Then, before we could stop Arrested We Street Station. were arrested, | ‘™5 ‘DE ature > egpengin Ss wey rs. "illic nliaSs, in the right forearm l here.’ ‘fitness ventured in Harold H. Corbin, counsel for) were destroyed by fire early today |him, he suddenly arose to his Edwa: with stealing $35 OS bee eggin cameo hele: ‘on “pre a, asleep in back room 01 1e set “he " bullet hi ie , ur ther explanation of his act. former Attorney-General Harry M iThe loss ;} estimated between | feet, placed the gun to his temple aR@epper wire frow the Atias Tack ~~ Ete at gaa aS | , ; ynd floc scaped injury. ral turned me nortn an: L. yi Lowry repeated that he saw Daugherty. co-defendant with Mil | $175,000 and $200,000. ‘and pulled the Crigeer: ° { W1]ev: i SI sw : tit 3} Patrolman Jones leave police | ler. voiced a reason for Daugherty’es| About three-f rth if the Th | Mrs. White corroborated her SRS : ir] 2 th liecar. hut said he did n know how f alleged —- of certain record was destroyed husband's statement. ’ iow — = ke Shemod! ulley wheel bh i 2. ny. nlled of my coat| Jones cams ; , ound in the iof the Midland National Bank of RE a meme race tn Jlanatton of why ne adic not pro-j° . ‘mbers of ) ; , he n ith ? “TY hewe an tHe: | | Washington Courthouse, O The ADVERTISEMENT : ; stolen from the Atlas ce a gt Se | +. smashed th roof timbers of | to sg hat as 6 mate? 4t-2, ankles. is (De wes ' , ant rat alfferc: Hn ‘but he afa1) ney I tf} cea : : ne TOC... , . } Pdin if{vovernment ciaims tnese snowed y y 7 THE MISSOURI TER | -onelud. | depesite.to Daughérty’s credit from |] SEAM AIG GAEUMOAE A THEA as —— La Pha nities ahs i Ws ongomenlite 21 ate shaft Ve! 2 LIE ‘ P octor.” 4 ite peaeo ith 1 sole testimony | tne sale of Liberty bonds which ut we were not sure ¥ a a seg aie ‘ “ct : — ’ Sey wat , ett out ‘we © se . ve he ceiling : rat : wry ol in a ) fendan ' tate called ihad come to him from Merton as tke Age st the mon (‘#rouss th mits. A ’ aie : > os sEONGATIL, & , ike a cas agains 44% , rashec , in h3 al ; - oC { " d . rT r> 1, . ity ,Aa bribe. ught frequent PE ae TS I A MN MS RAT TR I ies, pe os tones ot beet AF ee BN Set ote ta. «gine js ala ence abt Maeght ES I alihpnety gt ep: aia RY sagen angetiaccs mete ” ce racials! Weblipestneeeere . spine esmecsyne - teh ets wy 5 as py ee ry een wei his i . _ i giscove ~\s ae rR Stipa) at aleiine Pk: a eka Western “Thev (the investigators) wanted a. ap iro | ] wn : imber. h r. ito know what those records mk bie ars + hy t; ; Mita ee AiiV, In Case? } : i Q . . 9 nA " “lias og es i a a ; : so ° In 4a ho . ed.” said C hin OT h oy peA y . , sWENLY-7 0 = sect. ——v ~~ . ; , . front Mas vv 9nidn ive io! : * avan»n 1c } nieis il Aa) at ii ‘ Snowedy, S28 i¢ oroin ney were W_ Grave 20 | ; bands. one a1} in the he} : 4} | ; ; a wor igh : . . : , inte ate . ‘ 6 : »7 pia L ii : , “ie , levard | : a 1e yilet 71? lithe records of a political fund HH: buying what th: , hej led 1, . —— seein \was being hounded hounded th make a cnol: oa a CAN 4 conv: s i } = . P , ‘ ** hounded So he burned them. tape MOH ey ee SRO: eee «© then Aid i bad ere a od “4 oyV cy 1 . &: “jice@®A Lit 3 ; 4 q — : yy rt t lé from being ! Corbin’s evurnmatior- for Daugh- P| ‘ é Pa i fi a ‘ sid aa eo i “ Y f . REE AO she IS BO ARLE 5 RS AOE NE Ht CERI LAN Re RBI RAE AEE A, AOE A AEE LLL LL ALLO | Sa EEL GEL RIEL AD LP: AAO SELES LLL LEELA ARLE BO IE LE ADEN . 668, ‘ ‘ . 5 ie errata « yee ee et A 1g s Afraid of Immunity Deal. } ehosen " 1G aS \ , pean 5: c hrown against the windshield of erty —. a warning to the 7 be ‘ — +* 3 - . , ‘ . : ai } * aita's . 3 - “tia c } ree & ?, As 5 4 . iit r ery toh ' oo P - “ i i unt $0 os " ‘ 5911 EASTO WW. Be stolen eg is. and the “OF? course, we might hav: | he hom f friend : ay ee oe :; his car, or fro} blow with a po-!jury that a verdict of guilty would cause his client to “die on the spot CABA 4 - a ‘ormit /OOTD ener. &: Coes nano iasiietind listener to Lowry’s|on which he hears of his convic * 2} , + ‘ »¢ ~~ .. ” ¢ y - ' cei ah @ | ie eS Se. 4 s* ~~ , , re } ? , fj): ‘> . .iiGca aa sd aA . Tee Miborated his testimony on | Iron crowd. But to do that we tion Co., which has offices in bus ci ee Ra : | tory was a young woman ‘who Yes- | tion. = ij was met va a ee rag that she was 4 in Corbin’'s re te ~~ A OR ee PE EAST A AN CRI, ll RN TOLER II a RNIN AI pH ARRIETA ENR RRR EEN Se ERE MR OY mt Cn ate Cvetoneste Tha —_ “9 - . . _ ey pals oe ten. x oat Te SOT ee EA. [nee te — te a . eR are oe ee eg > important points oul have had romise them imbia Buil if, ana ™” einige . ; aa _rday told reporters that Another point boley said +} and Knox.’ immunity. Supposing they ‘ it b ic he sit f.a $- wile ae ee as pages Bn ee" | Datey Roth. 21 vears old, and that| speech was a int that J | M J ® for » Sessoms ; M been married to a man} Smith. Daugherty's intirnate friend Pinson oi th. Atl: slay — 2s Ser ,dy 1 uld have -¢ eipctio} or wnicn: % § 6 DOR AD abir iS Liey bered VALE famed ont 5; She said she and har been the guilt¥ one in the «he ayment by Merton of a $441 600 oy te Mae eee on PR i Bog mee ee VTA a RIE . . ate® » | } iit 7? he id 7)" . . \ , AN =" “= % S Se ; 7 , building, OW: lein’: mmand, “Con ut ae their wedding to take [‘ fre allowan a a et eee was suggested to Roos that Gamas’ Ad : 9: ad expected their »CiInE | a iathook a the an : . - Ww > Lampe, no i Om tsi there or I'll } r ee he lare Sept. 25, the day of the kil! Suisse: laim. if there ~ Sai — eT since inson Schooley and@ Knox Orc Bete a tava see — mgaw. * odie a Ur, SME a vy Rey hy Pers off. CLES ocr Stereer.|would talk. too.” eee" OWRY TESTIFIES "At the Page Station, all I told — 8 ee Sold Only by WUuRLIIZER Bei erger arguing wit! Sine eases WITNESS em was that I oy 2 SNL , Babout the price of t! ire. AS ONLY Peer-eecrcoee. | On ee pager ot Ray iller an is ban ormerly wi eigfield’ j - BYP ss cee Bevzer weiey cor DR. ROBERT BARCLAY DIES IN FIGHT FOR LIFE jj ara necsed a doctor, and that 806 N. SIXTH Si. Ray Miller and his band, formerly with Zeigfield’s Follies, ap ea a , i> Matyi Sil a epthe i gt vs . rd See bis Av S AJ iis i>} ad ‘ sce. } eo 6) OO ee iid ee . i atall 4 : = No $ | rand Wool, in a signed | ppjive his lementary ucation jahoy ) miles an hour, having jus he rewuit attorney demanded, aft Guaranteed w SE ganas 2” circ! jccived nis’ elementary edueation about 10 m rewit attorney de oo Alto.......$102 ’ ; iii a? ' . iti 85. Aa? il i j | ° ; =—> eee errr Leis Wel jmade the turn, aden, (See : CMelod 10 u a, 0 mm and eres which .e was graduated in 0 —— head hit thi nd —. | i | | These are BRAND-NEW a. ee es i dea, «| fay knee was bruised. 2 thom * . ! Bovs’ Shoes Girls’ Low Shoes ohn Down 75 hy Mew. te oe * a. arcs atin Psa T | tans ae he ae & © i ~~ c ae £ ~ ~, Sti — 5 ray aang weet ' 5 a Se re en aire eney on » — . - , ‘ ” . dies say 4 Wad : . : ry “ ‘ . i sn ©; ¢ | - oo 17 y LS 4 2 a aie tin: ae tural surgery. n,m :* | - eae : “ Ss ; ore : ; , ’ cy * sl r) wer. Me A : ’ é - se wel eT fj e16 o the Ss Aa : af j +, ~~ 7 ' , 2 ++ rete, ¢ ) At a a rmarriec ig : eae ; reLvime i} and } wea thie LOPT ey © ost Ag | fe nhase | Se P . i : = % rs bhi Yyis >} : : ; , se . Case . ‘3 rie fsene if } nTi Of artirord I ; ae . thao . «3 rat ’ 4 : oO j fury | SM Sec we ne 4] 8008. ROD ee Se) ah i on Do: 1S | Oe : =» «! sai A é : 4 ; , " f : . ” and ; i 1] t | j i si i saa : : LAST@M COME EARLY pen 0102502202 Sort 02 Setiensnd acai’ "Om 0c: BOLLAND | — page in ee Yr clay married Miss|draw, Lovels | . JZ 6 OLIVE STREET ae, Bernie. InAace oe? face hrc ha : as . ; . , ; ier Lecust at Teath ; » ‘ ce . r : . on Tl et he or Carro He Wae . . j Ti} ; lr aaa . : sacha Service Guarantee P the ner ntiare. but 3 Law a4 > ale ‘ age 2 ve oe wh ac “ Jewelers for 79 Years . | OPEN SA 59*1 EASTON | } epaara: ond xbile hie] Arwie une arrival of Dr. Barclay's recognize’ | | called | SPECIAL Saal CALC meet Y!eNndinege Tia: >a) “Al rhs ay ie : sl i e an it : . ail P . *, i*< st 4 e . ' , . it ¥, who represente st : . a ~ . 4 Re ee

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, PAGE 4 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ .. ___WRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7. 15 ee ee _____*_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ es J a i —_ Cama@inn Synod Admits Women! striction that “in every parish = WESTWOOD POLINTRY DEVICE CLEANS RAILWAY CARS RAMA MMM MM A Moo 4 Sr. r. SP. f . | Charge a >~ e th -~ * 4 " Lr. =f ~ > - Ceti iS elected s a " 7 a c. T - — ag - ] ~, ‘- F; si? s at + “" e F {ie Associated Presse a. ~ ¥ per —- : 2 és ‘ SY T97 ~~ “wf A i gr¢ AcT at. 77 WwI1dadO0U ‘ 7 DL dal MeELLEe » VICTORIA. British “siumbi2. representatives shal! consist of Machine Used in France Washes U6 Perri wt Vee La . ] - male communicants, ’ the syn? Outside in Three Minutes. , *% So. Feb. 25.—Women will be admittei = pisces : -— - decided at its annual meeting to- : By the Associaied Press ' - 7 as members of the Anglican Synod dar PARIS, F's 25.—A Washin na- oct i fé a of British Columbia, with the re- — ne for railroad passeng rar’ a ie : ‘ A ogee ‘ : e. T ee = . ’ > ~~ x a > = SPECIAL Today and Saturday Announcement * ¢% AVING severed my connection with the ee Soe eee ee ei machin shed overSs Dy . oa a pitas ee ws 2 ‘ 4 hoice Fox-Beeman Tailoring Company, I wish bi el ee ae ee Se ” Ee pie Sena Mae , o- : — 7 ~— — | eg eeee Se 7 es y+ to inform my friends that I have opened a S34 eee E 2 ~ es Long- Stern med tailoring establishment at 408-9 Commercial ut : — : i wesc Building, 6th and Olive Sts., with a full line ste for the Westwood Country ;""4 Ry Sprays Of Water = SEREESK) : — ke see of foreign and domestic woolens. A visit ee : Berry road, Glen- == ?iiii5 gS So fo te oa eee ae | ei 2: 2222- : will be much appreciated. late The purchase price is under- Ye) iceland Marnngale. Presented Saurdsy (3 |Z SAMUEL FOX “lub include many of the Jewish The ORIGINAL as bereerae | : i sss: : 50 . as \ Tailor social leaders of St. Louis. Malted Milk , Safe Ses | to =:5:=: Delivered B i’ ce Orticers of the Gee wk Milk 2222 tr | — sieaslll d Di WY : ) = 7 : :; mane ; / ae — WARE’ KK 2 bg Bice Ti a aoa popular “= F OY AAALAL Pi agg AN SAS » 4 ret re Fe i ty ~The ane = ty 4 + te . m qi sry Osten ? fea8 c+ 4 ae os — i : ; : hata ons Sa : ala ¥ ¥ WR IR, sp Meas Baten. 4 yh » Chia See SF ag me “ i eae es aS ts Pan BAe Ae Sais m os . , r te TH te i . eye ips mn . greet ee ~ OX . 2 Bi: Nee “ ANG Peedieeae Sddditaa Saturday Is the Last Day sa a : ‘. is ‘ ~~ ‘ te ‘ + d ” ; Wks WS Ne ; p, 4 . ia . # 7% $= jitiiis:: +335 . : 4 = res fe tc -¥ 7 s ; .% ALA ae hh Ase , ° . , ; +: os . ao. tee ‘= i . ‘ri 3} ¢ £1i0) f, Py A = = : | ; ‘ s “+. eer > 7 § tet t,t, = - ) ‘ae u» Nefsseee sects: ' . $ () —will hold anything in our eight complete floors possibly two 18-hole golf courses For all members of the family. children MO 935008 yy of Living-Room. Dinming-Room, Bedroom and Novelty Twenty act of land at the tm- Of adults, ge desir Serve gy nese MIL at ote ee = [=== mm beessseee Scacetp, | Furn; a? sf Conw ; between meals, or upon retiring. A nour- tos tye —————— ne seas oe SOTESEN: urniture for 60 davs at February Sale Prices. Se eae vcluaed in \idhing, easly eseimilated Feod-Drink nate ren BS “3 10°, to 40°- Reductions on Al! Furniture bee . neeheees Saeed . «a» which, at any hour of the day er night, - ~ wes & ‘70 N Sixth_Ne a Bi eae ; "_ , ) | .y : In the smart tucKing iets iilinink pitti yee in OSS eben Sule me 4 relieves faintness or hunger. ee re ee ee eee ees ee of the crowns, in the skilk i 4On, rescesentina . lub, with the @erin hotor cold water. No cooking. ADs than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers € | | these Hats prociaim their Complete Three-Room Outfit Tha tr ula cA : Mee of style. A new group of Bedroom. Dining Room and Living Room Fur- ranges from $890 to $1250 an acre ' Ravy, black-and-w ae, . mtshed with three De Luxe Suites on a down Purchases and turme shades—y)ust introduc pevment of $50—belance monthiv on $495 to & sae — : ‘ed ; Oe howin of S ring modes We Vitec tag intgin, ee =| The greatest achievement in years} =." 5 4 pend: - ron wl rent ie i 0A ey cee ae Ce etal aul 23 BES SS ss IDET 253 Eta) a me A. Si IS ae At $5.00 —Hats in all Fe = en fashioned. of fine glace & se ——— : pis ’ , aa oll 7 Copyrumh! (ap? = ' ; ana ini ; : e . : sens ‘Ciinin as eee biter Be l= . | f Sar astner YT Mew _ shades and finished in m At ; | lis handicap. he said . , = ~ . ™ . aye q i ¢ year . “e — - ‘ * - ~- > . v © eee . “4 3 r ' 2 : ~ > ~ os ~ + ~ — : , . ae Ls % + sere r a ° SSP A Seta Bowl gi ssi pc itech atN it Ren i RR TRG ee aaa able. cyclins SAN rhe Aline OA wide. pI 6 Ng tim: Ag sa LEE IE MAA ES, EARLE LEED NIE AD SIN A aT A RUE TRIER. ti Tehor NNOD IaR~e > Nos ce een aie Sats 04: cack SEN A, rt Gages Se a MP PEs HED, GD Pe are ita! i Nr ‘ P ¥ fi wr OO mee eo Ye, ae Ape net aaapiene Aide Mita teenth oor op . . . 1 « ‘ : J nena pike aT 7 am i a rite 6 a a a ‘ - Ls s .) ae ee fy fey ATI ’ oy Shatin Aunt eS eee 22 , or sion ¢ . ¥ RAE a tes Mae hs, de dy hate 1 RS SE ee 2 SE Oe Ne ae eh Atak Abe ote: kame eas ” ™ PS Rist LEN AIL PB et iN Eo a RTI we Ns as ae ES ol Palas Oe ete! tt ae a k ‘eee ee eae © ate aes bar leider,” - a) ch. ante: caster P r i ~ 6 Fe ee (eR ee ec Si Mee et a ae Ae hot ee. | fae *s Reh? Pas vee ° y ee eh ee al Y ? m 4 - . ‘Si oe Pye P 4 “ : 5 ita) i ‘ ie ae atl a er ay ™ pe otiees FRR - : ma) ie eae Toth tei ‘y tere ; Fe eee ee Ta pair a i « Pie reine Mgt rset DP 1 a RO gaa Pom ot yee olen sap IR, Once ata : 5 * % " oe me | erie TR ae ans Ei ak! ei t* ee ee , y OA ele lt ali ec a f enphehrveyrsty corres agen ———— TOUT , "= aaa : | pee ; y SET ane Bryant SET art Schaffner & Marx j}4 . SALE! LINEN DRESSES|} suits in spring styles | ~csccm Pure Irish Linen—(Pre-Shrunk) 4re Exceptional W All New Spring Styles—At Less Than’ Cost of Linen THE NEW LOW PRICE - E . ; 69° 57 0 a ee eee Pe ene ny Reta ie Ge gee Borgen at ARMA Sele * +&. ¥ Vade to Seil for J | a ea | - Twice This f EE el Ve ; Double Compacts in . Goat 4 ote in y ft Styies—r und, square, AN | | ak usual shapes, in silver, I aS: ‘fi ay | ots green gold-plated effec MetuNSS | a] | | a octane’ ee / N tee tt. | 7 /, | # : : Some have enamel 2. / | 4 ol ae \ 2 | . | All. contain rouge @ _ es be ae tt, * - 1 fa » * * & ty » eit peitd ey n either cake or sifter 4.30 contain lipstick, _— It’s a big thing for you, for us, for the makers — oe Through concentration and specialization they’re | able to save a lot of money for you this spring They've brought prices down, kept quality up, put more ly aes , ) BPRS style into the clothes. The Spring showing is ready now. a. °° ao ae HART SCHAFFNER & MARX 8 | Ti) * game TWO-TROUSER SUITS AND i sta : ~— LER NRO ARRON A I et RNIN on tno = monies va tle bs 5 Der. geal? re og ook eee fo A Cin Na A seach a : ‘ tte epee! de a st Cir, os . « er * em oe seem * frm ve - : . om . * oe oe Tee mS dines ‘ . ; i " Dt ee A ae aes woe oo ia ome try he ee 5 “ty gist n eh biome a ¢ pe eee 7 oe aN ds Sas noth. PY. ‘singh ig I Ay. ¥. % F Ye spond Roa : awe sell RB RE ap DS gh? eo PA a A , * s haa. cambiar een ‘4 "4 . . Pmteine r- New Spring Dresses im fiat ) ‘ Z New Spring Caats in sport fab- Handbags of $10 ATS 4 crepes, sating and a ef) rics and twille. Setur- G4 5 | $2 2. 50 $ 39, 50 OE spo oe * Built-In Arch Shoes for Stout Women > & | [| ea % 423 that t : ‘essories—they are tail | / @"¢ envelope styles, im : | Shades of tan. Many af 4 fashioned entirely of ee Ge SP tle effects. 'r Riark eo ee ee x aS, a n wry OER ig EN Washington Avenue at Broadway ESTABLISHED SINCE 1891

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—Jelveerosrvormcn ___—FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ 1927. em ee A RR AOE te _ Charge Purchases Payable in April. Exposition and Sale of Spring Fabrics and Sewing Needs Beginning next Monday, February 28, this interest- ing event will present all the new fabrics of Spring- time and all the fascinating accessories with which See Our Other Announcements on Pages 16 and 17 they may be fashioned into lovely garments—together ; gh . | —_ shecatieasicesicieuaks ? with the opportunity to obtain expert style advice. > “rane tl; Boys’ Royston-Jr. Suits Featuring New Spring Styles— Each Suit Has Two Golf Knickers $1522 These new Royston Suits are excellently tailored and correctly styled in the favored 3-button single-breasted college models and double-breasted styles. Spring patterns are shown in tan, gray, blue and fancy mix- tures. Plaids, checks, herringbones, tweeds and plain effects. Sizes 6 to 16. d Saturday hoice SES 50 Delivered _ eR ee “ ~ — — iw ~ ae 4 at Pea tie it hehe a : ge r ‘ ” -; ee pwr: 4 - ” “ geR o nee A YR a Ae i ie Be oi es cial Tepe: ca BS eR Mila t aa. bie A ues A - oe ee yer é ‘ e neg 25 tate MAO eal . rs 4 -~ > Pad eee | 2 iasek” ee on be tN ES" = ae > / ee e-em : " ¢ i 3 Sane He ait yf: bed es ’ . p ‘ — =e chenay. iS 7 aoe RY Léa oN cet inept idk tele SERS a Pa ad AR! GE Ne eA + ie ; . PERSE py ey Si eae alti: 3 m ; ia , Saglees a ay aaa 8 spre - t 43 a PSAs” es it lt Sols ac, le ani in ‘ Ee Ge ue tone Ret ROS pact pe aah: fee i et ae 4; ptt Pep aL ae ‘ be Sahl ia gr ee. - Cette: yore halen map ness cestinniant cakes acs intce. aaiepaaniaaates Re ORE la Bay SF LTR NRE, OEMS ARS etibhate the AAS ss sees Rea > rel. ae . ‘4 fragrant, long-last- e =! ~ get eee , 7 Yijiiyypygwngt “shy sCrochet Visca Hats Reproducing Exclusive Models 1 & Gor] ‘ ie Are Featured Saturday at A$ rv& : fl Pa rey | fh the smart tucking and creasing tof the crowns, in the skillful manipu- Regularly prints MORE WANT” Jation of brims and grosgrain trims, at Touis newspapers COMBINED, —& these Hats proclaim their superiority : Siof style. A new group of models, in “navy, black-and-white, and smart cos- tume shades—just introduced in our showing of Spring modes at $10. At $5.00 —Hats in all the new straws and s¢ilks—Bangkok, fine Milan hemp, crochet straws large hairbraid Hats and faille silks—an exceptional showing. (Third Floor « al we / i. — >. vrs > paeey phen ry ; 2 ieee SRR x EAM: sett Sarg a oan raney Aceeunts Invited LAUT iis al Royston-Jr. Topcoats Fancy checks, plaids, herringbones, tweeds style, with brass but- | and mixtures. They are tons, emblem on, all Spring’s newest sleeves and mohair lin- | models, fully lined and ° 2.98 | Sizes 25; 10 698.98 2 to 8 Boys Own Store —Fourth Floor } Royston-Jr. Blue Topcoats Made of plain blue flannel in regulation n Annual Sale Boys’ Shirts and. Blouses Offers Tom Sawyer Garments at 69¢ The impressive savings afforded by this sale make it the part of wis- dom to select a supply now for the entire season. They have collar- attached and long sleeves; wide va- riety of patterns. Many Are Samples The broad assortments consist of salesmen’s samples and manufactur- ers’ odd lots. Every one ‘is an ex- ceptional value. Shirt sizes, 12 to 1444; blouse sizes, 6 to 16. ‘Fourth Floor and Squate 19—Main Floor.) ‘ Saturday Will dntroduce New Suvinan Modes of Youthful Chic in the Misses’ Store Spring Suits Spring Frocks Spring Coats in Sprightly Tailored Modes A Tempting Array at of Every Type, Featured at 995 to 959-20 9] § 22 to 939.90 995 to 989.50 Misses’ Frocks—as buoyant, The Misses’ Store becomes a ren- fresh and charming as Spring it- dezvous for youthful patrons seek- self! In every favored mode and ing new Coats in approved Spring fabric and color for Spring. fashions. Topcoats of tweeds and Tailored crepes, soft Georgettes, plaids and mixtures; many of the taffeta, smart wool crepes, chif- smart dress Coats of kasha and fons, satins—each new and charmeen, with furs, and a wide charming. (Sizes 14 to 18). showing of the very chic satin Coats. (Sizes 14 to 18). Wr Dah EEth Sian’ A Ah Oe pHa, We nga Ah a ae ee ee ses Ae years Nt) i me ¥ taint’ jatidibaiill Ditiieaiectend) Fe ene thee Mee ae wor ie we 6 es Patina A po tae fan testo aaa ty oe eed . “ » - : ‘ kn ie os ~ 7 Siar 85 “a. REO MOLLE EE Ay EL ALS OIE MD NO Rs a PR a REN Ny + te” NS meats e AAC Say J Leather Appliances For Foot Relief If you feel weary and uncomfortable because of pain in the feet, whether it is due to fallen arches, rotating ankles or en- larged joints, consult the expert in the Foot Relief Section. There is no charge for his service. ae ne Wee te, Po CAMA LANGE IG, 2 ES Be aah bie is ie ER ME RNS Se eA Ah Reade CLR 8 ve giana ap tee 6 ara - Seg RR on akc petin Se beet C iee ns atonks 8 matin “Pi Phat pe ONES ee a we " » 3 ay 0 5 x Efe prentas, seahe " e i Pe . va. - a Moape> 5 r. i ” ¥ oe hale ee Ae ay Ae "% si Poh. : C Pa BOs ewe 2 Bete ee Re BO Rtn OM, ee hy he Se een ae gees Seer Pes 4 Are $ > a, y ax UMAR age Need ao artis aye Me = 2 Te age > Merwe: VMs Sa oop . Cr ae Salles. - Cet Swe ees ft P wap taroey a 5 reed j Re : ; ; cal Vie ' “ 1 a 4 ¥ ¢ we th ’ yey Lee . " ” aaa ; ei a - tox: Ee my im, bs aches SAN "i yy ire he ees eas Be rps er Sat OR Mos Vas ee Sa Z os BA a aes a PO Ti, Ee as POS TW Be Ree eae 0) a en ' * a > ‘ay Ser “ o. ate Sle. eek era * FOS ee eae st Lr Ay EGA AR MIM NORE MAG on Peete ae, tg 2 PELE , 4, a 4 ae Mend “ hee a 5 Saturday there will be many new styles in the tailored Suit that is indispensable for Spring! Ever so smart, youthful, and jaunty with their short double and _ single breasted jackets. Mixtures and tweeds, and twill Suits with braid or satin binding. (Sizes 14 to 18). Girls’ Coats In Spring Styles— 9] 4-0 Special Values at. . If you simply slip your shoe off, he will be able to determine the cause, and by fitting a Wizard Appliance— which is softly made of leather, into your shoe, give immediate and per- manent relief. Y “- a Five Styles—Unusual Values am | Rot, ', Smart to the finger tips are these @ new Gloves—our own importation, fashioned of fine glace kid in pretty shades and finished in novel effects with cuffs embroidered in contrast. (Gloves—Main Floor.) {Foot Reltef Section —~——-Main Floor.) Juniors’ Suits Are Smartly Tailored $ in New Spring Styles. 25 The boyish simplicity of the tai- lored Suit is perfect in these tweeds and mixtures, and in navy twill with tan skirt.. Quite the smartest fash- ions of the season. Double and single breasted with plain or belted jackets. Saturday Is the Final Day of the February Footwear Sale Advance Models for Spring, Priced , all ee ee : New Spring Coats 720 $! | AD oo >Q.% $25 to $39.50 | New additions to our shewing of Spring . hoes are required Coats—in plaids, mixtures, plain fabrics Not ane, but many pairs : “— , : * rs and dark blue twills—tailored and fur to complete the wardrobe for Spring—and yo trimmed, with unusual pockets, belts and may purchase them now at these very low prices. facings. Sizes 13 to 17 years. There are Shoes for every occasion, all in the (Third Floor ) latest models for Spring—in black, brown and new shades of rose-blush, shell-gray and stone. M * fo . Se i a ee ae oe The special price is a decided in- ducement for choosing the Spring Coat Saturday! Topcoats of tweeds, fancy checks, diagonal and shaded plaids, single and double breasted. And dress Coats, too, of dark blue twills. New Silk Frocks $9.75 to $19.75 Such wide selections of charming Frocks | 4] | make the Girls’ Store 2 center of interest. } WZ ¥ In cr@pe de chine and flat crepe, Frocks of delightful color show smart details and exquisite handwork. Sizes 6 to 14 years. (Third Floor.) — . =“ ie i - a * me Foe . = ™ wt “. so Ce NaS ay . Mi eal > Ach aie, 3 b Aliens yeh. ’ ‘ ~ * 2 : 4 quem " — ee Ro Oy ma anager pee x qnng sl ws NPE A ceet dyenvatle a ENTERS

or tan calf; 5% to 11, Tailored Oxfords for junior girls are of tan calf, trimmed with tan stroller grain or pat- ent with black and $3 95 gray. Sizes 2% to 7 sturdily made of tan calf. Sizes 1124 to 13%, $3.45, . ein and 1 to 6, priced.... 3.45 Oxford ties for misses, tan with fancy leather trim or black patent leather trimmed with gray leather. $ PG Sizes 114% to 2 3.45 4 A@ *4#i, \ 4 $9.95 (T o0~ Lovely enough to be worn a Hews || ' frocks || . | under her sheerest are these tailored Slips of Trousseau crepe in flesh, white, Nile and peach, beau- tifully made and finished with hemstitching. | Every slip has shadowproo! deep hem and flat pleats at hip to give freedom. 34 to 44. ("os —Second Floor ? Tre — Bak” —s *% “ : different. Dress Coats, too, are shown in the favored dark twills and kasha, with contrasting facings. —And Spring Suits in New Modes, $25 The expert tailoring that is the secret of suit-smartness is evident in each of these tail- leurs that present the new tweed and twill fabrics in such tashionable varieties. ‘Third Floor ¥ ee eer " eneqepemnnes pees o> ~enaanetiea — OS A IT re ea teach ee AO EER atten i citings 1m lniitigna pete Ho “ whine . - w a ©. cate . Ae A LT PIER ll gn Pt ietitial Mite WR aR ak AWE Oc

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a P A Fi PRCTE 6 __________ ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _PRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2°, 1927 ___—_______ ST LOWIS POST-DISPATCH __" a 1 hae aaa 5 apahgl ah ae a hie er ot nd gles ih n la 0 ES - ORES pai ces accgiet: ; Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Entered on March Statements, Payable in April. Sta tionery S = a Congress Playing Cards | pee ) ame 1 OGIST THINKS For Saturday | fee | Regularly 85c LARGE- SIZE oa cg shent and folded sheets in i 4 pea INEN-FINISH Piaying Cards in th ne a colors. Bre. ceckie edge. Envelopes — ews mS L size Fancy backs and gold edges. lined with noveity lini _ oe gngsters Would Give Up} x nery Shop—First F Oo! > at nery E . = &£ r ) _ 2 ; m Liberty for Aduit © Olive — eae =. Who Understands. live and i Locus | Cc -3f ¥ . ~ f j é HRS iat hy F poe, ner « x a . Re pe . ¥ AY * 7 ie ad 7 see ee tis ng itt ‘iin Donk Met : q ; dati maiaiall 7 % 4 . ” a FC ee =I A - aS ‘ wr ete wesley 5 Shy ea ates ‘ . rs payee RDU 5.4 ee TER : ts im = Si Spank Wins eae a Sa by : ~~ By . g ¢ ree 3 Yr A ic Th we Bo ~ APS 2 tsb St RE) eR SS RSE A AEP Rt aca es: Bhayte 2° ea emma ele leriaaligh a; ‘ Sa ™r}. os eee RS PA ee : a ae) . nue gi eggs r ; NO EIRP SG RT PORE Fe ee Paap 168 96) os eal ats . Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 3 | | See Guferccisely what is in the mind ef] _ 3 ‘old at the opening ses- beg inn Ing a Special d Se ~ . —_ ~- _— i ~y op i Pies Fa, é iia ni setae ieee been ee —_—— — at Roosevelt High School im; €% — . _ — — ol egdresea by Joseph K. Hart of | - York. psychologist. philosd- | tla el atta “tee ABH eM er 4 weet ; ~ and writer ; - . : ) ° : | | ‘ ' 1 | | ) : . Junior Gur Is N CW Spring S pring Sale | MODEL 35 3 ne : & t S z t F k and Exhibition | Tes «2 dere 06 rourn, recenty in| OalS— Sults TOCKS ) “a In Wall Cabinet ee. os COMPLETE . ee =. pene studies with co- | Anderson m resulta, to (arena oF : a a4 % Aw . net eh - * fe ey a °F ROCs ee Ne. SR On SRR GOERS op Rom ogprtie gegen 5 a ce as J S| * nv ee i pr ‘ i seater meaeen 2 na ete ‘Ses “ f Ki Pin Piailes 4 } As Illustrated Bi Rabe a See Gal =o «CG rk and another expert @ The Set—the Cabinet and all of the accessories arenew Baieporn'a. 2¢ Usted the engroms | stock and of those makes recommended by the Atwater , cit Kent Manufacturing Co. The entire $139 outtit con- 7 sen: suiciéen Gael sists of the gustnen Se ‘es seem worth ff 7 igs: m ge Eveready or . - - . ad rire ei per “a 6 36 U1! . ane terate OF onvinc ng answer . UTM! | : 5 Batteries Ys gider3 7 - J - ’ . ‘ ; * ‘ ‘ Ee fe — en lestion. LL LO OO OAL AL OL A A iy. Ancell a Nl A. le sa, = Pe ee ee ee Ce 8 ed th ose people Transat om is 20 é } tin : “ ‘mT ; reatlernse of es ees Se eee oandanitntle idee or enw Paneer or 7 gee nis, . - SS ; : . ; : 7 as they pass on] 13 and 20 an@® n from the y veare of intellii- ee, eg ne Clty rr eter PR - i 1 eo? ia Meas Dhan sat ee ee ee ete TS apes et és ‘ ae ~ re PS Fe ee , x eee Te er pis §, TS Tine 1s eae Bag ape ‘ Yak ol e's. By OES” as i 5h a He Reto meee - J CO OO re oy OR cian Oe A Ma Ml NR NN lle. ile a. eR A i i TT RRB NIRS! ale a aga ayes na ae that the gi cg totes Ah pata QT RAe Satie cee tee S DOR, . weal ioe apiece ‘ To ERR LE ta) ome to Atwater Kent Modelg COATS are jaunty colleg: model new mixtures, ; High-Grade Built-& " ae ve sae of life best and some with velv sar: TI ITS are also crepe lined New Chamolis- | ) ‘ | é Speaker . ue then i and of gi ~vpe tan and green mixtures: THE FROCKS are crepe ~ cs | wee —_ ‘Youth in those years is pres : i ad ? ade ws 1 2 . M — . y ih m te : silk and Georgette in many new hues or of “Garden of the Gods. Suede Fabric 1 ~~ — . Lid Gives Access tom sandiy interested in works | nae | , rop Door Uncoul et mean that he necessarily aaa Gloves | _ , : Receiver and Sve er | : ie interested in det he shail do. whe a 9 YS ' \ tion *O sot nerhi ng deeper r’ _attractive and practical—made of service- | Le pair for each costum : | . rig nation. The schools have installed Radig ,MEEERemselses beyond their volition, “able Lymansville cheviot in navy blue, fully - ae In shad 3 , tp Vesous concerts t mF | — hington’s birthday, 6000 St Medan outside th-ir consciousness. lined and finished with gold sleeve emblems. | :, lmond, | ev week. Every: loves music, and h is : eae PM ae fished etd an > complain of youts ° oe . : fy \ , : anes | Schoey are ’ , i “— ¢ — “= wee Bilt ind ° read touses. out buttons and stars. = dawn. , nat | the fi tn i eins Shik eee vetain | Kittin Oiadieaiieil ilbver made them. We adult ia y ee | ; : eRoR Sgr a: em | these things and Sizes 4 to 14 Yea om | ; a ¥ Wi? © j t Pr (Og a , u ~- ili : a : J z . » ee [ii uch things as this? ge _ * ruth pr l= them. rs. 1 | , | ' | : ; oY cee wav + ccepted eur challenge antors’ Section— i a & 4 nad now is the tir t 10° iene ee nt See (4) Baseball season 1s COMME eeerein are in @ measure desir) . or oe oi Seg the nseives, but they hate it : , proven itself to be y 71 r o a | : New Spring Ss prove elt to : you will want to get the MEP “The au:omobile has given yout Deterred play returns. If you are @ Rye ‘inc: the opportunity te | . : + hecause | he a a _ away from the comumaaay ats eo ' a ; ae - 1: ~ . a Pay ents i€v otee you Wit ii protit by ee -o 5 00 a) ; An id there are ae dominate an But he wou $2 95 an d months S , UI] i> ry Ld i i a4 rc ot space prevents us ~~ oe. os : osaiiid of his own ¥o t »| ‘cetand him and 5 OO ee sor (ive and wertaam : | le LAL LOT. i+ how to live” OUTHFUL new | Bring These Wond — Conmarts ive Your rome Every Night ee gp Hats that wil! ™ me ou ept. Tne rourth delight girls who like a Chin! the entertainment this t ations. tor school wear. Hemp tal! nt t the entire tamuly w1 ;' ; ee me : z papers you cas Receivers ~ y cvidence of 1 a “« , - . , i 4% . af M3] in and | - » ae - IANS rol) qa ‘ ‘ . ’ >. 7 “ . - ; 2. “ ~ a ee hol a Z _ - > ~ - ‘ -* - CrTion oOTrics lo nai et 1 lance beh od ; 1¢S3t one ~ Sever m-down brims trimmed ~ : , : 7 ' | ; * eighteenth, er the ninetiaea -,* - > » i on ° ‘¢ % , atx . ~ io « ~~” os on —s : Sundays at 8:15 P. 1 te Atwat by Nev k’s leadin ince Are 2 More Thaw ~ - 4 captain ite “ ; : 3 grosgrain ribbon : ae Reset , see : , , cide. Parents ane 5 lov - ] 1est Million Homes 7. ali y Nave not been able 4 Ve pe at il ems —" eo OE CRATE SAI GOP AIEEE LN IE AE EM, LA kG east © > * * i s J “ LOS 0: DO RORBARE Soto ce ERO ehh aE Si ay oein* if you are net : with r-e¢ fine s: . ' =? ; eM 2S # Wry this a , . Big 74\% ; ‘, . oe ™ ™ eet . cle of Atwater Kent yous Why net © tts ~~ apace | f°" Why mass accept the rece i Pasta Feiss gh: C + Bae} tana Bi (Oe OB he gO on ten ae Tain ek ca ; 7 ries within Ue tion of one millia a: . ccs to @ world of spirit hg Weathen Tg “eRe oles Nt RM RIN Mb ee tei nani, ae iinie RE ees ae “te So eam 4 Pt 6 SS eRe of ae pene inteleetual adver ! as _ = ane Ai 2 A eM, Se tie” athe a Sey ee 4 on ag . Tlany of the anewers & vat ‘hat lifge is net werth mail Charge i i. fe ie du . Mean. me Tiercentar¥y and psn Tr ; a as — § “279 4 OO veare rou may 2 i Det ry oe ° ra id ee ae Mn Ra Hea (i Vir Ae ORD I the things “od sneer a.warve “nd the Saturday at 2:30 P. . in us! t Leather NovG@Raa, MANY ‘ands 0 ae." as well as in orga Novelties @ eas, ay “m¢ let them play over ticles that are Bs a hee) 6lother endlessly | Frocks at $16.75 Tall s the biack and idition to seeing Madame Bennati ~ 1 ay . - DL0./ al ored Coats hite costume this Sprin were eely women ta dies Ee Rp ae poth men and womeiiiiig, 0°" aa we achieve BaD a A A A te An ll el la lll . § oh a OE SARIS Ree mato ~ RS ~ Selgin eye ah poetry o Nie ew +n pay * ¥ ART awe «. a : el : a tidhad ‘ teins P ve or | a w > ete EAB At Z rt SARE Aleta ‘acy RARE A cath eti: . Lae Rams a Maer apap ib aR arti es A+ a hes ~~ are colo Bre : oe : > *GVts : ae penne” ‘Snmamesie is civilization, « and $29.7 5 at $25 ally lined. 18-inch size :% ry . tT , tidied i re >. on. | : ¢ assortment you a " Bt of the pecpie, by the mt h sca ' ; : i ‘ cant: sila bettas . : ‘ _ 3 rr ——s. : ” 28 ane fre U* al? “* ae —w toe Simiart as tz ad = r be ° . Vv ™ ——.3 : (re >? ser « . — O , . : or e , ; — = — : sini : "he : jm iw 4 ‘ Be. : . : 7 Fa Ni: . f} ss y — _ - af a i ot re mode! sS.ever y Warda- ‘ie Hatboxes ; ‘ snes Wiig So a : i se ee a ; = ; Ps frat — a Was provided ov a oo e+ COSpSlm, nove robe requires; they re of tweeds and $ ; + a : : ’ — and the Heemer »wash weaves, kasha and crepe de chine : muxtures, double breasted and crepe 18.95 FA] ee 3 ss . , 32>. bet sot together i ! ~ : ’ ’ raJZ aoa % stim Raa nr g. ' ~ . _ ee. : - ; . ‘ : i ~ . + . T tT oe —in new hues and ome or two piece umed. Sizes 14 to 42. Hatboxwes that formerly ior : Pa: Estelle Tavilor (Do: | - > aoe — z ee . 3 I . nem ar S i ey “—— a . - ne _ a ow styles with ‘atest trimmings. Sizes t) - Sim li ae were priced $2; to §$§20.-:; Tes é ee Se os hi wN | ghtly a 3 . ve 14 to 42. . oaer Courts et ee Of genuine leather ges Oe en a ee ee \% % —but as usable a8 @™™T — Orchestra, played oa ' priced $35 to $195 Sa is don Hall) —Jetta Gouda] (Her Man of Wa . 3 , SEEMphon. noc. : -andervoort 3 Luggage - a a st - ‘* me x ) a S wee . \ anqaervecr’ s “por “40 1 serond i ny S : ts ' ; a neiere ne ee . B -* ovens —— aop——Seeeng & toar ander om iasie th . ' : . Shor hh e7 | oad Wagner's “Mt ’ | Cmtinned om Sant Pasa E iz eer ee tt eee *

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ee Tn f, . ie ou ee — ’ } ~ lal : i . . : SS SS S SONS SNS SRA Wy SSS SS S WSs SS SSS SN MLA SS SQ4 S SVs QS IS ~ x = Sn — wreEe . " i ) KO iMVCHOLOGIST THINKS || | Misses’ Hose | [| RTE “CN EIATIING Pe “WCgF CAS] | Men'sHosiery | | folded sheets in b s oe ie SS , N \ = =a ‘ 4 » ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ————FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1997 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_________. PAGE 7 er-shaped Hose SES st SS. Se Be > ss BLESS F SG SW Xs BASS SR_SSASAAGAQAgqQgQ\Jweo SS S S S “SS le Onvx H SS a So SP = SAS Ts Ss SNES SSSRSSGEE : QE SSX nvx Hose in for girls 7 to 14 years. Ry & SAS S F SSr S&S Ses Si SERS SEBS Ree ¥ SS SS : . Sample ; mm SAAN Ss TA . ~ AN SSN SN a SY . . whan se od eee a eee nes Tee ee a 7 > y a : te eemeadan et, Sai So ~ P e > he ae — ‘ ayers ijt Boe hide eee wossad per PD ss aay Hpi RR Se thew 9 nine a 306 Be GROEN RMRTEND, Ses SE Gen B? Cline OF Yi rudy « yahered cama wie ter 4 - ie a Le. nn ' we ee a Weg Phe cag Sch ed “ss ay San a, z Ss Rat». pd a han ie saad 3 2 oe ee o is aah ee oe ee . - on ele ~ : “ edge. Envelopes : \ Si so FFF FFI VSS plain and fancy colors f » ‘ . . . J slightly irregu- ~~" SA ‘Ss . \ Ne * ~N . ws _ “ . ~~ = ~ : = c VP Wasa SAS ’ SN ON . WA Soe SANS ae SN Sa Py \ . - 4 . F: Ox moungstt’> Would Give Up lar but a fine EES SSS BSS FS Se. SS. Se Bs SSP Sey i a fF FS SH . ES N ie £ § and materials. TOO? : . ta, 14 . : SS i Rs : ‘ RS NN “s , _ Siang S . SS . ‘ —>. . “ SY SS. be SS . Sy . P e / Modern Liberty for Adult wearing Hose. C ' SSS AAA SSS B[ES|AUASGGVUI&UE MAASAI SS Ss RUSE A SS SS ES Qa Q@q ~ Sizes 914 to C ——— EE 8 | ge a | Who Understands. uo Stee ee ~— Locust From Ninth (Rargain Basement.) E TR (RnR in Baaement.) Ra: mae tO Tenty P ea J y= argain Baaem at precisely Vv hat is in the mind of » was ‘old at the opening ses- Saturda temas, SATURDAY—OUR SEMI-ANNUAL Met Roosevelt High School in Bs g@iiress by Joseph Kk. Hart of |@ 9 . 0) York, psychologist, philoso- | aS hep se ~ se spp wand writer. ™ Hart's conclusions are based | - glid research—not, as another Sizes 7 to 14 The Premier Basement Event of the Year—Wonderiul Bargain agtudent of youth, recently in : ipl, declared most such pro- | =) Coats! Enormous Stocks! Astounding Savings! mapement & E ey E , : . : | 4 ; : | . x 4 : ; | ~ ' at Cr 0 ‘. d | e Ha v e E ‘ er Had from separate studies with co- i 3 “ 7 : ) / 5 7 C nmar Gl 4 anorne ‘ € xpert in wing results, by himself in are JICew mornia, He listed the engross- § © Nasa ae | | in a ra Atwater —— of youth. One = 7 en ! | . ] of ivin citer @ ee . ens Suicide » possibis | fief (1) to D 2 Eveready or Burgesg fin ond B Batteries mesiderate ©. ; ] a Battery e _—" tg F ’ L Aerial Kit ee tace’ | Se a Ought to Be a Law. Some of us, pro Kr me to pass & CONnStUtuiic: nt to prevent Pe ople in FY EA te pe Rater ol gy es cnt, ance sm Sie ten. pee anes + has aeibaiel | he tn Ph " A> sana EaeP Nao aie Seng . - so he na eT aa ER, AA, $4 Lr ey a * A OR ah hh EL ota Ai Poe Bo et Se ee ae , a : > ‘ * - “ay . a grees ae Ps ee eat ee EWS A MR eV Ry hire ae WN Da, led 2 - : . = Tithe ee me 1. © ee « « . « > — " a a. ce eee ~ _ Betoo] years, 14 to 15, from having | wy emotions at all,’ remarked Dr. | who is assosiaté editor of | MATERIALS a se 1} 2 } oOnsider. me Survey. Our real consider- | mis how those people translate , Velours Polatres Tweed Mixtures + : ifs . . , es i ; : : : 7 see : ce ri Herne of Plaids Novelty Cloths 1 Lega : | . : 3 5 3 All Full Lined atterns Bargain | 4 ee : , : rr : : ee tee se t 7 if ~ ? ig ai ‘ ward the vears 0! “ Ramen 4 1oOn Irom ifie in the transit sree emotion to the years O! BCE. ; ‘The Danes. believe that ri¢ . ge oe 4 X N HA mole future civilization = ps 2 oe S : | + S d Atwater Kent Model 3$@.. 4. decisions young people lf ey: | pecta Or atur ay. OR | cI ee fe en 4 | | : Just in time for the early Spring days’ wear. Thousands of newmodels coming in each week, eens OF tite begin every one radiant with the Spring colors and fabrics. oe ere eG Nee Af I at rg tie Nptontnte we he asuininniipblnnpenaatinn - esa wep Oe er CR Be sap (Sac Sha 48 % Saepaes cee ations Ae se et Speaker | » form themselves ae a \ | oe: : -N ; ° form t > Geo These New Spring F25~ Women’s Hats Misses’ Hats Lid Gives Access to Set § “Youth in those years is pro- @oundiy interested in work I do | i Sar i, an : , ID. Drop Door Uncovers fhe mean that he necessarily does 1 \ Sip A | bP and Matron’s Hats Receiver and Speaker : rk. He - interested in deter- i“ | ev Combinations, Every Hat : ‘ bing What he shall do, whether | ae : y § E. Large Cabinet TOr fis advisable to work or whether aA ae fF: | nat Straws, % an Unusual ose es \ Oe Wien, Novelty Braids : im e aS . ‘ . 7 >it? li) AGG MS Wc gels ERY RIT Od AS nctolebic cps ‘ wh: 4: eee a eee ya om pach ace reed ene) ot al ; ph Bony a BF a geo ee Fa OES me tgs pe Prenat aeir — > = 7 ? : - ut , : . “ eae at by m4 2 . ¥ ¥ c - . ani eae , - _ i » fendi . ae ys " 2 ’ 4 a ie Pee ae 7 7 + RS . « SAMs a f 7 * + ‘ " 2 ant - - SoS 3205 Bia Bh mic washes oy fin a ae tee OP Ce LR» Po So $4 006 ~. hpk a a yt 2 Qo 2 ue ae Ap te + os: Q : oe aed > aeapie's ei Ss f ‘ 4 hig rer - . oN . i . - ae > wal ” bs oo . anon : = ‘ ~ ; onan a ata Ba os vat = SRLS ee ee ee CER RRR RR cr SAN RR ro gee Sens Yael RI ak am gin cticmi 5 r Cages party ee. oe ; E “ Serre teen eta OE eee ce ve ae ? Mi nee i (ome -- arene nr: 4 . aa: : : ws . P ik , x GE to . he ts - — ee aliens ~ Me pgp ngtgecile Zaye ape e ts es ae Sack a eee ve J of A _* ’ ee Jk ree es : be Lote , eS « oe 9 , ne fe ¥ , ‘ * . Aen ty atin ‘ nn * ae beta. we OGY entry Ding td ~e Pe » ee Gees. » ie % oy ++ et la ‘ OA Meh apni te “¢ wig eee i é wed fi ” - 3 + ra te f eticia PR vi aes - ies 2p = eens ey Re yee —— eg OGD Ph a yA eee hye ee terri ignite dimes ’ tw mn 4 ta om oe i y “ eae ‘ . a on ¢ dt ~*~ Aetiop Rape ane spy ated . . . re xpress : ad 7 tisest ae Vy sy i : s% “ : iw 4 ; \ eres nes . 8 i tam ue. s a — a RAraie ee ty Se ees : | 2 Be herp moan gee ae ete > ” Sera t: Mattion to something deeper than have installed Radios. Om Gimives, beyond their volition day, 6000 St. Louis Boy f outside —_ sen neem a oe / = x 7 : ) : # a a a f h . Wecomplain of youth in auto- , | i \ \ £4» speech a eAObiies and roadhouses. Youth | hedral. Can your childrem™ fiver mace them. We adults have ee Ov Ala. S/S | iy Bi S l M i : — mren youth these things and chal- j : a \ : “SEY | | eC things as this: Oe ence, eee , Wy SF | y Le Fag ? Z wOa en s ve accepted our challenge and ; se \ Basement ie” Sizes for seball season is coming and Bierein are in a measure destrok- ae OM A A . Gris : M themselves, but they hate it. Per GG |} \ Bae ae Misses, Women ca b ’ > , 1 | ee Flowers Tucks Pleats Mdominate him. But he would $'§ Fancy Shirring LS EE LEO CESS LE NE PE A 8 SAO NEE LAE NES ET PORTIONS FOREN EMI ee REN ARAM eae ea @ eo ey mae ae MOE te ne we Jena. ie he os ue . ee ge oe we re i Fe ek ee ie ats ee ne Nes P ah i en hl ie a eR ee a ee en — ~— pd SRR S OES CR RIO poner . BF cy : © pete | * te = i oe. A sae BEER Litt ee A MAB ea Ney be NE Napon ARC rag - Tht iy = * ‘ei ae tee RR Mteresting features whicll Bien that ners for one adul! age , . : > a 3 AAO EA TG ay go SO OE ICEL OL ICS PELL AOE AED CBEOOA St es eimai Ay 0h aT es (in ~ es “ap Mae EIS Seg PeSshe gers etn ae , L > RIC on ‘. iia’ ieee . ' * . ~ Mets. , TR Ry eee 8. 2 & eee . a Bll”? ey 4 . Sad ‘q pe ate. gle ys , 7 #., / ; . an , . . ; ' ee eules ; : ok Qe Se te Se ae ae 9 ¥ Pe terete He tes Se ee ‘ is wi © m e ae 4 TN eg : .. ie . Seat, Age ia on > me SS bee ie * Me ty Tp em ey - a : a os ee ty “ Mae i Ey saan y =. Pitta Re Ss , ig ee ea ena eg ass - a “ s sf - . ; ¢ ' Fe — a . . & A Mees. 2, Fe gece x ae J 3 ee “> Ri Saag ae Xe ot ar ee part of civic responsibility he tf» } | a. New Shades . ithe es * Seponsibility bey | | All the New S Combination sale, two garments for $28. Any com- '"aat is the value of living?’ ; i Ne teal Ssoesesinmnindiis i“t. Louis’ Largest Bargain Lasement.) ; . ° ; ; Atwater Kent =. Student Suicides. | ae bination, two Suits, two Topcoats, or one Suit and one Topcoat. Any size. If you cannot use two gar- en loday’s papers you Can se¢ - NE eo ; : Receivers ee © he importan ments, bring a friend, and each get one garment. ! tis question—the seventeenth, . ; the firhtee ¢} r = . . 7 ,* . ~e Arein More Thana | a OF Sere SR eLSeaS A f ’ , phe suicide. Parents and. th — ono. oys aturday Is the Day “Py: | - oP Se ° . Million Homes munity have no‘ heen able to ‘ a ns > # a Re P : vail ee very staisfactory answers to/@ sea ee i Se lf you are not familiar mat Cuestior : Ra : seth 5 with the fine performance \ ‘Youth asks, ‘Why this deaden- | Rare ss LGR Se ot ] oe of Atwater Kent you can peeetony 7 Whv not a little i sae ete 8 BON .£ 7 ee 0 y’ f “a; ; We Veness in life’ “hy must the ER : yea : fon ac cept the recommenda- ‘ birttya) : i til W ny Tri UST se oR a SN “4 ae “ eee j > : ua] Sar. ag aN ; Rae 3 ; - aR at ' |, ie he | ' Boa a a al Pea i Rae EE ACA Dy, a i " sr ytet vw , oe OTR AN IY AAA AINE NORA, TENCHU a Ripe | Gee ite Rir nh etry Ks wt rereey SP py % OOM LY eget Sey ae Mie on * ‘ urs a ES LO REL SI ALE ILE LE: LAL AL IAPOLAALE AGAIN AO LLL. aati be » ror-nageoas —— Storie nn > , - _ taiaii energies within us mn¢ tion of one million users. Me accees to a world of spiritual. | 1 “Site ARR S86 oe oR ee ea ee ee ae ot ea a ee +i OR, wre: and intelectual adventur- “ we _. | cee | CHOOSE EITHER te See mans of the anaewers have ARs Mo Wes aed Ricate that life . eal eS RN ‘ Re Ral iiige is not worth liv- ‘ ° } Small Charge for Ue is dull, mean, mercer | One Pair Long and One Pair 4 ; : : es Be Merce % cx aye taste. . seh ty — ie J flenh i fhe, fdeanmanertl : sale Bo on gamer SEE SM 32 them play over and ae Sloth Shirts in collar-attached and neckband cn WE etn, co Tey on || —-— } Boys’ Blouses Boys’ Shirts styles. Full cut an¢ roomy. Sizes 14 to 17 the assortment you will ce ates. iy ge coat . Ne > Fine-count fancy percaies in a Broadcloth of , tine | quality. Men’s Union Suits able to choose several nave®s "24 for us ne Se ae are ee SS. $35 sood array of the newest Spring hite, blue and tan. Collar-at- letic Suits. well tailored of good grade ies that you have wanted BMute was provided by Walter a re patterns. All first sce EXO sal 2 ' 4 ta nsinsook, madras and various other wanted ma- 55c . ¢ -" ——— - => re £ ey . 7 bey : >, a P - ~ ie be 5 Ae , at ater - “ dca a Cie ARS i. the a ve * 7" hay re ate " PO AS IOI! Ti ites. Batitcentitoh pedi lone vere ; : atte sae ‘ . ~ deat ele aie eta aa ee ee ee ila ailn sate enaaidiaeeaiaatinaiien aiteiaenen eee ae ee eee . Or ee oe oes “ to and all at the one price © Oach and the Hosmer Fall $5 % sath is = RR { itv. Fast colors. Sizes lie ry ¢ 3 46 of mt het mot tosether ‘The terials. Slightly irregular. Sizes 36 to 46 50c. Of course most Clup i | " 15 Be ) Sale price ae Late irose Sy et ae ae ae : 6 to . : : ewuis’ . emt) them are slightly i 18 atrector of te —- gence a RE on ae 4 . Sp ihe (. Leouts’ Largest Bargain Basement.) (st. Levis’ Largest Bargain Basement —but as usable as eve!l: me” ORY Orchestra. played on the a , ~ < Hd eather a of Haydn's Surprise | . andervogr Somes a | y, Beethovens Eighth and ieee . , . ; . ee es oeerens| ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO ’ | “itaned em Next Page. yee se :

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_ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1927 FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25. ee ee PAGE 8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— Missouri Road Conditions. | WIFE SEEKS FORMER SOLDIER * Ex hraor dinary Values Eve Day mn Februay i "a Ta nena ane WHO DISAPPEARED os 15 Saturday Special _ Pecan Angel Fos 1 Suna ean ) Li he | i waite of tna a | St. Joseph——Clear; roads good. THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE "radia Joplin— a aga’ No erty i aii ig eamle- ie! ? ae | : ae " F * mi . - e ‘on : +) Wa se ee - le. Res eR aero h frce i Y ~ © Cat v ¥ 2 = oer Se Saat oy 5 ern es Se b ee . 6 Way we ae . oe cs 7 r nay were ie ee eas a YOUTHS’ TWO- TROU + ng SUITS mn See pladet = se, ‘ SDS MRE aR Ore ae ’ In 500 New Si st Ina Special § a LNG OEE AGN LPT a YARD MOEA BRIE IM REA oe ey lliescenssceieonetheiinainaageanietas Stee os bites acnorenatengh ends terpiss-cibetil: ia wie meee ond en % aig the Home Fashioned war ot YOUTH BEWILDERED. sore’ Bees’ Honey, Sugar. Butter VIEW PSYCHOLOGIST ishest grade Molasses, dipped . . “i and highest grade Mo GIVES OF YOUNGSTERS Milk Chocolate f(entinved from Preceding Page. 3 odels eRe MAPS ROR AR Re NAS Re, SG Our Candies are always Presb ware “Sc the peand ade the bait Mas Sectears BUNGALOW ay arin ee ees Pee ee eve Niet ¥ ‘ hi Hits, oy be Ct mang NY RR ai ti torn eo eee ss m a aeery" _ ¢ SEI IR ates Sic IIR POR At ee Me . Sao i ann a uits a bese Are Styles to We Frock or Tailored Sp Early Season $k ae -- TE _, STRAP | MORALS OF YOUTH AS SOUND WATCHES || AS EVER, CARDINAL DECLARES Spring Tate le the 3 18)? te Am glo | Bell” a K and S” makes o Greatest Offer | . chy ty 'e materials soiled §= fa i Ever Made! ee Reguiar $17.50 a wenens wy ¥ PR APPEL OCR aS ARS PERE ET ON I 84 Oy Knickers -kers—durabile patterns V alwes = he new skull cap in. SPECIAL | New York Eve: | | draped rown, the 1 AT | : | arming 1 a | is Pe ae 2 » £5 | ug-fitting brimless Hat ze that a eas OFS 3 e vital ~— anew Spring Suit pla’ it here in all the wanted ¢ tn b Sl Ss 4 gi .% | 73 laa s he busine: woetheson Tn |; — | The new materials i uch well-tailored garments as these. In hi , silk with straw, stipplel and dark shades suitable : ) on woo! Kr: Spring I 4 en AA lbh ay Ae tom dtl > pee a ae hl ce ad Whee I oe leh tn ERE! CUR Lee i Re LCR RRR STH ra 4 mr . ns > ae " = ‘aj oan r ae het? phy es 53 aad . eae ‘7 . pe ” roe al Spite uss Re eoplhe POW Cnr eat ae, 3 Ne Neal cad anal te 5 ee ie ; ee ea ste seep te " ; « instances Examine the tabrics—note the fine tai- you will realize what sv- these Suits really are. E ‘evened Values ‘35 The —- tic S tyleg—*-""*4_ ] for all-season -*or - a | ‘ Drais’ Bows’ North.) ae . — - ——e a a LDepartment—Third Flee Cowhide ii — Straps! Absolute! Guaranteed! : is a wap nte ae P a> ri A vid ee ick me : Sytem? Me L tee i oat wT eee ts LS 5 as as Rta Te ee, ee » * Lay: ey * , " ative? 7 . movement s. Vail Orders Filled NE ANT RP I ips, nse Jewelry & Optical Co 413 North Seventh Ambassador eatre Bu Ingeniously Fi SMART SMé HANDB IS BRING Hc DMR IRED ORE GREY RRA pac NV ND as ate Se Sg So eee Oe ee eee . ieee 501 ea consei aoe Wp DC Ry Ree ames © PA Soe ean» ana ee “er Why You Should = ees Bathe INTERNALLY Ip you are a person of sett NEW SPRING FELT HATS FOR MEN ho the newest ~ 7 the college styles, nme Way tars. ‘7 biu S 4 j res. checks. St ripes colors. ‘{Nugents—Third Fleer. North. 4 | ano mMmGoor occupation vow i$ aDsOrDifig more poisons th throw of. i. , ‘ These Poisoas t estinal tract Lait. This Spring the ¢ are important—and im! new, novelty styles wit strap, small book, —_ ESI RE Tg, New Snap Brim Styles for the , ; Spring Outfit. Big New Collegiate Stylings i y sera ac Savings. N fb, yy SPRL 2-TROUSER SUITS — As germs, they seep into your blood ©°64. Ming yo reaUSE =the | A“ grain effects, Tas stream and naturally un b CLESNSES O Coins alligater gr ning weakest square, and pouch : _Assortment of “pouch and styles at this pe « Seanent A spa RE RPS Me tap: PS t+ The presence of these po pans why you take ¢ nead2-hes, have a pale, sallow com ' se ; : ‘lorec uit i are sm plexion, no pep and a cloudy, nor Meese tymmeaiaie Denents oned with th : productive Drain. Worse, they are Await I ou . v ) i " the ted 2 generic caasee ; ——— | coat in © Tnost ac -Cep ee hardened artenes and ston ach, kn young man. : and heart disor ier he Prof. Fx ges Of “slg medica! authority, per cent of ail disease originates in the intestinal tract.” t hE ARI cs ogee petbes Rice AE? RS er 0s 2/5 aaplaenmaeneeat tind ME ETN eee Re re ae si by - - J 5 "gaat ‘iets: yee ok as t inn a eee aaal eae Hee: ee Rete es moe } veo . , CR Or Ia Hee” fron ine Rt ea aehetaet: * oy ) ap “ " " , yf DIN ae a 4 Sa VS Ry eL_LV ‘ Vugents—Third t leer North x ; \ugents—Third Fleer. Get Health, and Keep It, This Sane, Simple Way ~? Pt . e ? | . = - : ~~ . . ” ah sucreeamnenendenen . Pee a : . " 4 > ms 4 ge 7" ’ - +m ows - we . - . : az , , ee te y , " a . . " oes aN. mwa a i * . > a8 sf tr or 5%, Oger ren ee eee “ : ’ me: igs r ’ ; $e ania ie [ ‘ > To be free of these JETMining est nossesszo: tiie sha Oh - nl ——_—______ Rae cscs ——— / a FY, é - —.” ‘ . hy » . — ° * 2 . ’ , ) kn eh ; s a ‘ . . = . : ~ t ; ‘ aa EZ 4 ys ms § ti . i. > ‘Cc x : * “ > . = . er : . é ; j : : + - P * - poisons 1s CoOmparativeiy to Fit After i Nugents—Third leer ji deh real bonse est see t +e ¥ aes. ee ee Siew FI Lei as ae eee ’ b vp en eam A ial et : ee % wash them awav by g with the J. B. L. Cascade. © pure, Warm water and a marvex cleansing tonic admunistered to f- 90 een end 7 Wwidranreed CO ER AR IS , SR es ale ¥ - 7 ear Dp CRE ABLE RE IIE ie: Bh SB SIE IED SLY PD GED INLINE EI ARIES Dy 7 ah eet Ae . 4 , ty iri White Imported English Broadcloth Shirts Fancy Rayon-Striped Madras Shirts Fancy Rayon-S riped Broadcloth Shi Woeren Madras and Wany Others PY) ee ops ot black or tan Iso black or For Sale by All Walgreen Drug im Got. LOUIS $15 Obwe Street Tth and Locust Street 514 Washington Sth and Washington (Leew's State Theater Bide } Grand and Delmar Cherokee and lowa i Sugente—Third Fleer. North Kangshighway aod Delmar — meres | — tS pap tanapaae me ie ) soins ~ anemone Stores Saturday and fc } $275 9-Pie oe and collar to a guaranteed mt the lot. Men’s New Spring Neckwear 20TS, CNeCcKS. atterns De Balivrere and Kingsbury Featured are the Hediamont and Easton vative styles that combine 1 we!) 7 weaehs Skinker and McPherson — the tweed or serge i} or th teeth : - 42 ult—as well as this Saite—£ ’ > re al Beit and Pershing © newes -w shaded wainut ¢ Pieces tnaciude a ertension table. “fairs and one CONV SO i most approved types fer U d Del tne, young man who prides himse!t .- mon an e:ima: ate his up-to-the-minute footwea neat stripe — ( Sugente— tains — NOE AEN eR SOON ATT a a

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - se a ee . mee me per NOW to ae ea aren y me th eer rm . * phe ap POLE LG A AP I9, NA RON A MC AB oy pple btw . = ORR Eee ae PERRO VRBO Pf Be ME oor ne Se ; thins ee hae i A SA NN ce 5 deta oy tg . OE Cette oN s>~5 : MG x ER We Rine abe? RPE PEON CR HG, a He AACN Mand ta: cab sae $ Beh uae! BAS by 44 % renee: aon ital, é 34 ee St ag i Poe ‘ fi ret ae Es } mee Pe ities: rs : . oes yoeoune BaP ener heegelia rca onaWeRinipaiing wine “ EAR Mt sce! ath ee ete i * Maurice Gu insky : by rene Angel l ood _ pr aunt Fang 17 5c | f New Artificial Viol a i dy consisting of : v : ew Artificial Violets | a a Flowers } oO | and white of eggs % er Gu insky Records | These artificial Violets copy the | | These spritely F! ty dase chemi aaa = snow white con- FC | My Hi Beneath the Ro | | large California varieties that travel- $ | gee ie shaded tones of the on 50 with fancy enamel om alte ant pamend i with pecans ___ | Always Remember?” - | ers so admire and Paris acclaims | sew pink. orchi ds, Ze machine etchiias, 5 Salty. Gua N ugents—Main gg Remas pron oe Canpages smart. Two shades of purple | adien poet ‘and chif- 7 a | Extraordinary Values ot Bs , rae = ‘ 4 .-v . . =: | ; ; tn he : - , ' " p tn i e ' = 4 oo . “ ‘ > ‘ , & d . « ot . : a 3 : . . ’ ft . bs ; F aNe - oe . gine —— ‘ ee p im : ; —- Une ¢ od P a > ea « al ¢ qa . | A : i V2. . a A; s d ; r a > / is ™ e4 4 eine N “ ‘ ¥ , i se +, ane ~ S\A % $ ; ‘ e © ° ~ \ = — : ’ "> : a a i = ~ 4" Z — . ¥j can, nh , - . * & *’ j . ¥ "oe > 4 . ‘ ‘ : . ; rj Re, ~~ 4 “ é 3 ' ‘ ee Y } a F rf Pe. ‘ | ' , . . e? j ‘ —3 * , — | j ; a. Ate . " cd - t P 5 rr - | d =, * s - a - - Z ; a og OF | 3 f rs os te oe : ; , a ‘ « . v. . P ‘ ss ee | ee | J ; AE ‘ ‘y f ‘ ae ' 3 . 7 2 . ’ . ; : ’ ; Q tp ~* Of , i / ‘ e) ‘ } ; b= ' , \ / Oe a : ™~), ; “ 1 | r . : - 4 J 7 , , * near’ Wek 5 “ \ ; ’ ‘ Y “Af 6 *. | i Se : , 5 : - | , ‘ ' Ls ; oe - o— . im ‘ ' , ‘ . , | , ) ~ ~, ” es A * ‘AY - ; c ¢ Fe iw \ Me Fn Ee It .~ aR : ha : ’ ro . } ; “a ; f~ /, ; es Af, b ‘ 4 : 7 ‘ ‘ . . . : > , . / ; f oe : ‘ 4s Hi y 2 ez 6 . ’ 2 at » i. > 4 : F | is i : ad ; : >- ~ ‘A | . } , : . v4 - a4 } » 5 a o: 7 ' - f « ‘ fi we: ' 4 = aj f ; ' ef , 4 s sh J . - “y ~~. ~ | “4 e 2 - J . -y := ; S/he t 4 ” ‘ “ ) “” * 4 . ‘ - B ‘ , ‘ “ , ! y \ To RRMA Bien BERGE ib: Spcdictachaesbtaicenhe Pee ont’ « ey eae Det GH So 7 i oo i hey a For Saturday a ==. ~ PEE SOE PR Ihe ER gt) ae -— «6 »? : " a Ges Ry a4 a a) er a A gi. as a Women’s $1.95 All-Silk Service-Weight Hosiery of pylori maguad eggs elie. $ 1 69 a tT ‘ » , os ty « ag nae a cs : ya eer age See ye a Gu e fdas Me WE aclu NS Rice he be is a3 nae Ce Po ae pote 2 “ Sect Se MMO Phage he ov a! ~y! 7 eee ee ee ae s\ oy eye da * ry big. i hi we = lant A AEN A! A EO EE ET A IE EERE, el Oe Ht ON «0 EE Te ee ne ee fi ie: ‘i - ae ky le She ee fe ’ : Nae. f Speed Ay tel MRR tga i ah ee. + ey Vibe othe * _— — w . eile : > ee to, ae . ee " euiakale Te od my a , 4 % ¥ 7 ae " NePeais hens ms wr ay: sf pr. 2 - é Pr ‘ ‘ - a wk gett Eee a ? » 2 4 aig bn o ayes Aa ha A Colbe” aPllbck ee agar anclns i tae? PR Te ee Np ng wpe ” waned 1h ary me fee a le * AE ete write te hein! paiatA Pao I Say.” ae Si ee eed are here in all the wantéd colors and materials. Shee The new materials include straws, Full fashioned with lisle Service weight, well silk with straw, stipple felts, all-silks. | Coat Modes Launch a Continuous Plenty of large head sizes in youthful | Cycle of New Models—in Cloth and pepe-—come with lisle hom seers Se Se 1 | ° . ° e —wWwe reinrorce at Wwear- ValiaDi models. 1 | Silk —Fur and f abric Trimmed || img parts. In the season’s new shades — full fash- (Nugents—Second Floor, South. | . ; sueuaed ! ) || mew shades—irregulars: ioned. | ¥ (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) — ae a= eg reper en “ - ” oe 6 any oe ” - rg now — te at ~ Ns ete oe —_ — EER > Se yeaa So ty Fe PR EE ls ghar ae as eg bee - ‘si AEE AERC NBA IU ts SL et ean metic Rn RR rece aati | = aN oe Bhp allt oe 5 EDM O97 om “ x - . . _- -* ee a x 7. ” — eee ‘ ~ S jt a ~ * ” ln: OB: m Oa eee a pee 225 oe ~ & an i % ait.» ee a ae Fh PS ee 9 tape poe in so “ we ~~ #™ oe > a ee a, ‘ Citta Oy erg war * ae rea a -. Gane hy Bg, ; .. i i 4 \ “ . 4 , fer ¢ . a W- Stltece Pts Ste “ eS ety A ay eA See i, rey " * . - ~4 - - ’ onal ie ap et . y : 4 ) Pt red lee ince oe , . - “ a my ™ ” “ eben - eee oe ow BK th 7 eee Sow epaengneen «ARUN Reale oe ee erat: Be Pret * en NR oe. . one aoe AE Le ae EER Ni NTN tag a RE amet etn teen este ttt ae ta WT ESR ae, po aeh valeriaMie a lhe tall These new low Shoes are so smart you'll want them for your first Spring costumes. Unmistak- ably Parisian—in tan Russian calf with bronze buckle or patent leather style with singularly at- SET ber . we ie. Ts , i Sino ee +. this group—an effective pump eb r an | ti grain effects, mahogany patent, .° this group-—en_ effect 95 wy alligator grainings in tricorn, df, i | » * ‘ - i ES t . : ¥ ¢ , . ‘ “ ef / > } . : ‘ . ’ * whe > =, i 4 ' - * . : e ; ; % >? / fa r 4 J ay . iF fi " n= ee , ; 7A - . . ad - : . 4 > ae. ? : ¢ Pp / \ he . . ~ . ~ = . : 4 i — : Z a ‘abe . : ol - | : hirts a : a A oat ; ¥: _-» > Ps 7 ie : * ep ; . 2 . ‘ 20 . “oilman £5 ~ . “ ; : es ‘ - Striped S =" Se rs a he aii —_— a ; ae ee a. wee ; i rer: 4 Heavy steel r . a : . . : Ce a; 44 ~ 4 ee Z iris ;. - , be - ‘ Zi 2 a Ben a - _ “3 | ‘“s. > « # it ott So ee = ‘ $ wh , t b i nN gz; cane "s a we : \ ia z ; i eer a ; , ra, th. + ee ; 325 ons —— a * » ‘ pl ] d . “ Sa. SF .., e 4 ined ae i eo oa mE 6 meters ay ee panel ends; Si | : > ripe | j - ' a a ’ } ag « ; » af ? 5. : _ pad ae > =P _- —— , i a 4 Cd “4 oa high s ] j d i fl v ope om gory ; © hirts , | sa 2.8 Gee 5 E ee A no ogee RY : Ry n+ i sides; rust- Y Ta E i 8 and A ‘8 ( Rear oa RK . : pith Peli. pr Spring, * pe . : La ne =) “ . ‘ Se 4 , aid FO aha ge . . Al ; r q ey rT] > —es” Ne of ater ee ‘A rt 5 4 atv - F : , “*. Pec “ we P ‘ . y by 3 a he ’* Z mie ? (- a Ss d d d ; i [ } : : a payee 8 Foy ee aturday and Monday the Last Days | a -, soe ~ - ia -attached and collar to match Saturday and Monday the Last Days Simmons ; Oi L35 ear h, WE Sa Meg? $16.75 Felt ° om... prac : nd Monday the | Ogee eg) [a 200 4-Piece Bedroom $ ise, cocict aitiaee tn a $275 9-Piece Dining Suite | “SUS Ce | Mattress | $ lece bedroom suite ite. cho: ce 07 many epewre 50 $295 00 Two Pie ia rags 8 oe eee The frame ic ier nor : _— a ok L Fel ee . 7 eta St eee IRI ad ope Meas ae ‘ oe : : or twin sizes. set on webbing—ezi!l 4 “X" aia : : : | (Nugento—Main Fleer, B CONVENIENT TERMS moss and layer-felt filling. Convenient Terms ‘he Merris Pian. (Nugents—Fourth Fleer, Newt.) | | : ~~ _ — A Cl OE LO AE: IE - ~ : en emuamennant NE bey se : ™ , A AAO RNS 2 men te SP rn sR cl OR Ae e+ eee ee ” ciiteasaeaes Ps naiees wie | e ae : oe + e — me - : ~ ~ ee es ° r + and priced for tng -fillec

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH es SSE ae oars sm - DEPUTY IS ARP TWO PEDESTRIANS HELD UP Kroger store at 1149 Blackstone |, ~ item ae ost avenue, was held up near the store | Armed Robbers Take $220 During 3; 7-40 Dp. m. and robbed of $61.16 | ' Early Hours of Eve- by an armed man. Stanley Laskey, A PAS] ning. manager of a Kroger store at 2605 Two men in a Dodge au! — North Jefferson avenue, was heldy held up James Hudson, manager up and robbed of $65 by a man} of a Pierce oil station at 404 Skink- near the store at 6:15 p.pm. 'The ey Cs ia Madan cS ek 2 0 B44 Seog aed +. ae 2 ~ we ua wy » - ¢ - “ . ie Ps. ates aga pes A. ae ee Re . * ae a opal, Aad Walia ie Et: ils ace Sees ait» “ ia hs wing pes. ; = F oh os) COT REL see Me By para pate a Oey Seer re Sata gtr ag tie Sg er road at 9:15 o'clock hast night, Charies Kacn! igian, propriet or of 2 cei. pawn es Consta! , obtaining $90. Twenty minutes lat- a restaurant at 796 Thrush avenue. ldentifies puLy Vv" er they held up Emil Kopp, muan- was sebbed of $4 by an armed man Who Denies Charge. ager of a Pierce station at 7022 at 8:30 p. m. BLE ORLISTAT eh SON I RR RNG Bee eee oe Pe NEE, i eaters » saat iene Xs SATA olathe 33s ia he ate agg bad ap sger ” Per ee vegies 1 le ods WR a PEE hci G3 a> dele o eA oer y, ae > oo a> - 5 ; " vor? ~—— aaa vey John Dougherty, a Deputy Con- stable of St. Ferdinand Township, St. Louis County was identified vesterday by the Rev. C. C. Craw- ford, pastor of the Four tian Church and former Ku Klux . - ra men who beat him in front of 2041 et | : , East Grand avenue early on Feb | NS He : | aie . Ez. ‘ WE ne | si i ; ) | Dougherty, who lives at 1°90 Fer- UN ib) | | : : | | re e as ] , '% ~ ‘ > ruson avenue, St. Louis ounty, ras arrested at Obear and West ee. -— | . : | : 4 Florissant avenues, near the Rev. iE , : : dl S U € ' home at 4408 t a * , ee. ; ) PSS) i FRE ON ge ae lle i: ete Mites lle 4, oe ny eee oe ee : RE EE a I eC e - th Chris- nbn» i Ee Se ee Pee tei PY briny 4 5 he ‘ © > N 4 we Pegi + i Es Se ne £ eh TOY 2a ant or rds pe rtm eb et BO Ras DS , PT ee nah Tee RR oR nr Ata ore: rat Frwy’ nee Mr. Crawford's West Florissant avenue. Although co = : ic : . f the pastor Was positis in identifi- if | : 4 ’ : eation. Dougherty denied he had : : | iil i | | | : ¥ : -— 1 ’ j é i iw" : j ete ever seen him before and A warrant charging as- be sought against fim. The pastor, after he was beaten, Ao RN RY Feaphetd vitae ite gre: die eh Ror ae a . . . ss von wy =] . i climate. Through Pull th sod: End Coil Spring Day -Bed mans, comfortable mo tor-buses. Modern horel. sen told | e tnat Orr Ask agent for decaiis. — rrious. that amount would b | cented le hands ‘wo $7 Dav-Red Ca mplete S p. ¥ wm rn e8 a . 2 ;' se a 4 - : + iW s+ ¥ ~ ls yy , yi : as j i A . a4 ‘ . ~ oe d ’ 9 + >rs ‘evt 7 on : i " se ; i Cis i dela ima = i | arm? ~ - ’ . ‘ ry ( retonne Cover ca pce a Shit ¢ nike a oe een ee » wwe + « ~~ He - ANGLE BAS ORE LAE I. cle te pe re ne ot pt np ARER PRD LE RELA RC MR a a IER: . " SK veda Siig ad sah areal GES on ’ e Nona tt ee ee te gee a stoi tae PN, Lele eles a itphgo Se Bree rf i! af = . y ie i ; .. we il i bi io ah ‘ an ii i Thy 4 (i Mich i it eet : amen wine meer mes, ’ tn February Reductions! gh-back Chair, very or Leggatt [| | “SSS ae y i ° ately carved with a very (ieee 1 New Suite W ith Open- End Bed : — d good tapestry cover (not like y dl ees > LI RR AE Any EDR hor”. eke mallee Nae: VA ~ OS i LF fame. on Stee ee ee hi Sab pattie 2tiane, stim ~ « ae Ss 9 + hI NE ore wy rhe r: Sos % aa 2 of REE the ee" , ex 4 ; adi ‘ r rr} * Persia cffecth Unusual Values in Two-Trouser Suits— aie - sae ay Sa Sree 1 Cae, EY, ee ae ; MIESSNER- Plaids, Stripes and Blues. Single and Dou- $ 4 , : ? * SESE : 95 a FELDMANN | — : : 9x12 Size $ ) ble Breasted Models. | 4 _ — | ov CT | CO. Featured at Florissant and Alice Av. a, Ftp ede ea ae z dpe eui/herey 2k > apps - om noel vonineena ‘ ews SEE RS ee sone ogi eae gota ee eas CR ete rv nage ; f Fr a . ag a ? od ari - & ‘ $2.50, $3.00, $4.00 $6.00, $7.00, $8.00 So = 9 ==A- | | $.3x10.6 $7 (): 50 1 -4 5 95 a: : =— ey ae Pane Resi Broadcloths, madras and alpha Orxiords. Black 3 yh | TO! rt Neckband and collar attached. Colored Shirts. = and tan oxfords. Exceptional! ” | breakta oom The Gesi ire n t unusual and the¢ nek 06% end 2S. Whites in olf cines. Some value at this price. oe as a Ping 5 te ‘tha, haath are seconds. type to aie ais ie dsids: anes Pele ceased >inadiatuaartena ee Tt} ‘ mit)’ V . . . os ‘ : . bs wer) > 7 a ry 7 ] ] , * ] ? 4 7 ADnG < ‘ ad au wot i’ ; i | : ; i ‘ 4 : i ‘ tent $1.00 and $1.50 $4.50 and $5.00 Suite is buil of exquisitely figured walnut ve | 6x9 size $35.7 27x48" 3 nee nN olImrcned ies ial +s | NECKWEAR HATS en on sumwood. White oak interiors. Artisti- % | 4.6x6.6 size $23.2 <y | , ey i a ‘es i. Om ‘ ° = + . ” } » ~ " ; Cally wrougat hardwood. 66-3 uttet. 10 pieces. | peepee ——— Silk and wool, failles and other New Spring Hats. Sna 1] good silks. Large selection of patterns, welt brims. Grays and rn ed and The Ee ns, nana ve = ) aN ) Courteous Attention esired RUGS BM 9ii-— 919 at All Times | FURNITURE aa) BOYD-RICHARDSON—OLIVE AND SIXTH —

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oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ —____ FRIDAY EVENING, FERRUARY 95, 1927__ ee eee ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ i ie _PAGE Ti | BRUNSWICK [THEATRE MILLER ofeiiiths tous ORCHESTRA 2 aeean, (SATURDAY) — re eee ee » 4 MIL | ) Ss | Z) ‘Wis a % Hear Ray Miller’s Orchestra __AND HIS— 1103 Olive—5911 Easton on Sart ‘ - ~ ess * ‘ eee iss, oe germialee 42 TO ker »* ae ae pet getee ~ HEADQUARTERS FOR LATEST THE BRUNSWICK Exclusive Brunswick | Recording Band Sorunswick *wecoxvs: ANATROPE > ie... |’ Ray Miller Ls weve uper- ; rusts «||| and His Hotel Chase Now Appearing Orchestra —ON THE— | AND ALL OTHER BRUNSWICK ARTISTS aah Pg eS 7 eee - gre es Peres pam ote, ag SA ac ie ea , E y yaw We .. a marvelous achievement im Music and Radio ny ES ese tr enh Pap A A SL SOE AB A LOBE LI AME A NES ARMS EEE OIE 8A iN EO EN KN 9 OE OH RR 6 a ie b A - ee ‘ tad Petites % ety Nal ee » c 5 al . PS ee te ea > ~ Te es Pe Jae ee ¢ 5 se ae BTM jpn oe Hi a eipk- se fe” sulle: niche doe ne shine iF “4 a pee ee Ok. al ae a? oe ’ e lenges + % _ veer On hai ‘ Yi NY . ~~ ag . in me os a Sabet per) ym er 4 ss era e ihc alae eek 2 eh aie ee P eae eS et : notte “yikes : - alia citi Fai : hn See We a 2 . i egies ‘Sarena 4 : ene rom vey 4 Paanedait ts arr ms veel MEIN be MR EE «RNR A SI NE NA NM SOONER CORB SEO Eg Ae SCRE Ha) oN «aC I Real Neer Mets We bles ia Spe » are 9 AY ah bse oe — * aint aa. a Cs aaeihatl Nh Sheena ste : . > . ” rs * : > , ¥ Hg ¥ By . 7. ne . . . , &.* a : e . 3 a J . - - . . ‘ a & et aa ~~ 7 : 5 ‘ ‘ ~~ , + ee “_ 3g eee Se SR MS Da: Mg Go ~ * “e 0 - Ps, r A oo . - a - m ’ - 4 * ; —_ ys ete & > ** a 4 ene hb aT ay ‘ ” a” s -- . z « . ~_7 ve - ee a ¥e 4 s . . 4 ~ - os Cf Ps " MT tn ee Pager ~~ 4 Me ‘ bn nine — . a ee * “> a thy hag » wie ee Soins "es on So 4 : . * y es 7 dey ue Se et om eel es ee _ extol _" Tk. ty ame. gine, agal i a — ay eee aS 4 ; en tag re . a . - a ‘ tama ae Pee. ae tests ” Te A AR me gy med, note BOTT, yh Ped eee aa hing a # Mey arnt on AR Cig Aled appt anil La | ane saree -_ “ ‘ s a 7 7 > se _— a, ‘i = ~ P P ad ” eee " , - : » mie rhe Cli - ’ 2 , ms States i ee nde: ‘ went: a - iS eer eae 1 5 Berice ee ee et Re ila Raa ¥ . YRS, Phe ae, 0 iets hi 9 . asters re ~ : . Ww ~ ss tee M sane’ sat aR ON is an Sone oI ee re aA. re vita these: 5; Sebueblicn snd caebinciiee? FW EK ‘St Seiad SEES Ra REN edt ey so estima eM eaten oho 2 4 ot «fe es re : oe . wi , AES, oo ligt eons od sss Mola OM ET ies % Ke me oe ay pe NPS A Aine as tue ce ry - ? os ty nella Se vetae's ee aia 4 7 9 Tages aa , ig ths: Sot a eee PE I eR ne Pe he Ce cat ie aaa a5 ? OU uy 1 ERE arian. AB Rent eM aT? ES Eta. Maes Son ene: .. hme ate vy tg . od ’ , ‘gaol 2 DE ME: BARA ae OE ee ete at ee Se: it: OC etal ae tone cle a 4 a umpbakeg: basis nek 5 beige” 5 sm Balas pee ee fee Shee ccnp pepe Ad sees foe aes BEF ‘ ” i PY 4 on " . . — a a mn Shae 2 ‘ % ena . i ba 3 gs HR rama neh bee en Rae ae bey rs ant ee ange > thee iste : p mye te ” ' ns aes bad ‘ 7 . 4 2 ayn " ee 2 a i as iy eed Pt 2. Ee ae > o~, . ° 7 ee ta si ‘ Ai Pe if « : . Le MOE I OR oo SO RS Re: NTE Se Na ONE D Oye gh. Aap tey goer A om es many nen oan s Eo) Sire Sie MR 0 Pa Be gente ee OUP LA ER pte igh a EE SOONER ASL I “SN AE ARON MN AN AE Re CRAIN RO NRE ON re OARS ORES RON AL SOG Oe MLC ni nds canna etaait Eee Li eerie es RE aye mea eat Aa OLEAN ARES ROA ny te Pe wae ee Nemes ater ign ee BN del bes) pn, aie De Pep RE GIT ss ae cetimedandee ee ae over oma), , he, { > " anteuny Se . eae he AD ny RE ace Mah paca. Keogiad inte > by jue “ ee a A eR are . ate henge an A a we smh onpre, wthanee — noni o mre OO RS a mI ; 1) if if 4 8 iE t if iF it , | RE es CU SEE SSO Re, RS NR AOI OES RN IIE, I NER AIM A SOI Ae AAT AEN: OC OREO PE IN AS CE OM aR GO etek ti aN te NIAMS RI CR hei AD tect niccittad » WP eat + 7 7 a ” ean een aaceene rth, mole tee 7 - > =e ae Pere ao “ " ee CM ms * snillinal ee a "~ % 7 s ; . 7 sae a ee ee a 4 1 os ‘ dl 3 pte a Aerts ie . a a he ee Se Rr ih ta eS fk ek ee a eed > te me va conor : RADIOLAS RECORDS RECORDS : ‘ } , I Love the Moonlight—Fox Trot with Vocal ae they A ee ae | Missouri ‘Theatre ee Two Stores— : Song of Shanghai—Fox Trot. 2024 E. Grand 2024 E. Grand | Leander—Fox Trot With Vocal Chorus from “Katja, the Dance” P : MIESSNER- 79. Someone—Fox Trot, With Vocal Chorus from “Naughty Riquette” Entertain You MIESSNER FE. DMANN Park Lane Orchestra. EVERY NIGHT FELDMANN OF Nobody’s Baby But Mine In the PALM ROOM at CO. : Florissant Florissant } 34094 Ya Gonna Be Home Tonight (Oh Yeh, Then I'll Be Over) The Yacht Club Boys the HOTEL CHASE and Alice Av. and Alice Av. POLIT LENE LOLOL LL LON ALLL LLL A OO NEA LT ee tac SS anette Ra, eee oe atc tergensanilaaets bbe an cinco ov ; y Wor. Ser gaR yen : ~ F - — * na ei wn a — - ‘ * “ . eat ee ee ee eae “ “- ~” AT URINE in A PE) LR ee ee tne = ESI di x d pie a thas os ce Wht Nae ‘ GA RI 4 TR by, cpa © ate A SRR Rey pers oper ratte ie sl . 4 ' ee a we ( Red and Black (Alma Mater) | : Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes—Guy E. McLean, Leader Ohio Wesleyan | DINNER DANCE 3156 - University Glee Club. | Daily 6 to 9, No Couvert Delightful Music SUPPER DANCE Superlative Cuisine RE tg IS: CIRORE omk- td. . ¢ ok a SE eR ey page nay ante ione io nantnitn mye In a Little Garden (You Made Paradise) ) Tonight You Belong to Me—Violin Solos with Orchestra—Fredric Fradkin. | Nightly 10 to 1, Couvert $] : Saturdays $1.50 ~ HOTEL CHASE Lugs Veutewoortamey “The Center of Social Activities” | HEAR RAY MILLER and HIS ORCHESTRA at the MISSOURI THEATER—BEGINNING SATURDAY pho aemmerer authorize Brunswic gS lh ey pel us1c OPS _ Peters [HOR TO. rves Act Tenrnon —S KAEMMERER Phone: CAbany 9100 SHOP © All Ti = Me @ SHOP LAclede 5920 3199 S. GRAND sitet tad tice a eas amnieinists 6317 DELMAR BL. y a be Rpete Nl Ne eM RM a aR wae Pring, 7 QOD - ” aw ne ee a ee aes " ALM Ae RNR OF AE RE POE OEE. ASAT Re ATA BE Ne a IE: LONER Ce AC Ie ONE ti A RNC ip INL ie change tod og AMR AP ge \ Prophete—Ah Mon Fils! (Ah, My Son) (Act II) (Meyerbeer) 50076- Samson et Dalila—Amour Viens Aider (Love, Lend Me Thy Might) (Saint- Saens) Contralto in French—Sigrid Onegin. ae gee ae sh Ce ee ee ite ee ee ee

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> im vad eninge re TAT Toe 5 RRR ty IO hp a 2 ee Tr: ae Je ‘ee iat 3 + erm a om ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ __—FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1927 — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Pigg a 1 | — stapiand Tw a otepccras HOOP MANAGER’ s i We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases Made Saturday Will Be Payable in April ; : = | WASHINGTON, Feb. J.—-A b ithorizing sa bridge aer New Needlework Roller b | Mis iri River at aati 1] N ] : , oe oe i. If ovelities Special Are has en introduced in 1} pe y Representative Nennem REMOVAL REQUES ArtN dl ~~ $1.5 on souri. Senator _ wes iniro —make the rt ce c- € These ball i ’ , « Tailored ac suitable for boys os _ “pall” —they il ridge across the river at Hermann | | Alton Delevation Asks Gov. of dailv interest. Visit S y side pleats to ont Mo. | Smail to Oust Ilingsworth it often. OPERATED BY THE RAY CC OMPANY r ‘ Light shades, 2 Bat Third Fleer Pe diab From State Asylum. THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS- -BARR co. M. O’NEIL co. THE MAY Co. St. | ui é ' Los A l ; kr ; ADVERTISEMENT | oe ee 0 > 3 3 Beauty Doctor Gives Fine ®emovs! of Dr. J. H Mitngs- || Only Two More Days to Profit by One of the Year’s Outstanding Events—the worth as managing officer of the et ee g a aes) = Den ite ne ie enn eeematy: i ~ a ; vateet ee . — aed Bb Oe tO OT Reece eee ove aT ebay ch igs ° - ou : © 4 Prey 5 she) Inca bani ” i s A Sine, ee > Kos ae Fray Ps 4 Shit 1 At r na) Si ete 7 . ) . Recipe for the Hands Alton State Rospitai, an Institution | 4. i . , Many women ‘will undoubtedly; |i. ¢ e than 00 insane || ; tr F i} : Seitah white, goo Re or tt iy naa “i Senet antl onto os anes i Bridge ee wae ’ Sardl ss of the we rk t ey ha ve 7% Small vesterday br Jelercn n of i . ALBEE ty ee Rete Ce or sass wactees men, wine called |f Givenby = i + ; ay ring pon are | ¢: r > 1 ne you upon the Governor at Springfield. ! , te a Ree et on char Sas | Gov. Small took the request under Mr. R. F, Foster we = + ‘ | , . TY iat AX if . ‘pgs i. : a een wrought by even a 8 igie ap- divisement. I I Known i as Be MMi ore@uat chat ie simply | The delegation charged thet Dr. || wn aesiete Higel te arvelous for its beautifying Prop-| ringsworth removed . several ||| The i iciinaaisies ‘in Extraordinary for Saving Substantia'ly on Newest Types of F urniture. Deferred Payments May : : | : peat i& re Pi intained Be Arranged. Make Saturday “Furniture Shopping Day” and Share the Many Super-V eines That Are Now Available “@| February 28, March : : | rue ps a ot (i eme at A f, od ae " n armed guard as a protection for | — B — | i . 1 and 2—Make Your |) Sener eet | Living-Room Suites | eg = ' nd ski It Sts — a : 1a a es it hh aa ace = mf th ineti_ i i ae 1 t }| 4 We > 1 re: mmended v 2 j sist ni With operation Oi tne insu | & a. | PERFECT DIAMOND | LINEMAN “KILLED BY FALL ‘Davenport that opens to full-sized bed, low- | + Bu bet , and cet in eee Oe ee mtemres 25 Feet | backed chair and wing chair in mohair with _ , Bui | 1) Be | filigree nourtings ee : | r sides I 's new — = | The ~eigi tata i 7 “ hen ¢ ab'ie Breaks. ie Poggese ene hs. . ae oat new =— € This brilliant array ¢ i | Deferred Payments Lester Tulleck, 22 years old, of ; || Im Style and cecidediy unuuSai to obtain at. . undoubtedly pe , ae t- bg I man for | }j] ee . rn Bell p} Hl ee —when Spring’s bt i vas fatally injured at 5:45 p. ||| | Distinctive styles of PM . ae yestercaay when qa cabie on Hi e e . , ° . . ° S . hed i Bien be was working so a eo ll © Dining Suites Coxwell Chairs Tapestry Chairs Dining Suites and satin Se : Pa EI ‘ ; Be iiadies ae HH *, 1 O85 we et ot ‘the Hi y e - ' ; 4 0a s 0 ; p Hilnee: iil | £xtreme Value at Very Special Value Extra Value at Ten Pieces tor All beautifully ’Bid tw He suffered a fractured skull | |] : ~ eo ¢ f £ 4 "4 tnternal iniuries ein oe a+ t $ $ iit toma ee | §=SIOR $5 Q):50 $12.95 105. I Fur : -~ pan Log cay ANE ee RR NIAAA GOI ELTON x a : v * ee ver eee Ses @2 & & & ee ae. a ee oe ee: Ce Suites—a value that all who | want dining-room furniture roomy, restful Chairs, tapestry ing occasional Chairs that so built of walnut and hardwood. This is a new Spring design from the celebrated Rockford at 4 H : wit ‘poonoor shinai pie a pe Onnnno || Ten beautiful walm rd- et, oa 2 $ ood Fl : Bar | en eautitul wainut and hard , ; . : f Buffet, caine cabinet, table, w | ; be | wood niecen make up these oe ae nag could a ” spies > song se arg - carder. Gve chairs ond ereckois eo eaRrY o s : black : spiendl e or one or tnese tne sp encic v ulit EOO -iO0OK- mes with tapestr seat aes } . " ~ Star Specials ith tapestry seats — and | : . Other i} will appreciate. upholstered and with down- many want to obtain at this for Satu —— at filled cushion, ; ' price. End Tables tory—the quality of Furniture that’s exceptional to — : ci eh: Mata he gas | bah H . od pieces, with : bis i. I Breakfast Suites : Sea special pre, Ten walnut and hardwood pi : Earls i] ————— Very Special at of colorful tapestry. ; 4 einai it f BatiE | Very Special at Kroehler Day Beds : % ee ett i $ : $“).69 Two-Piece Living-Room : Priced; ae el : very Suectel at ......... = . 4a se | These are attractive, comfortable pieces $ i Ideal Suites for apartment and bun- ee Sports and Goma Utility Pi ae I Tan and blue finished B ; for various rooms—and embody another — Half-round style “End Tables” galow living rooms—upholstered in $ tures—and cleverly tai | a Ete -~ e finishe reak- new Kroehler style. Upholstered in good finished in mahogany effect— mohair with linen frieze, loose cush- pine neoideredl ‘i fe Hi §6tfast utes that you should ee pear: ' x 44 ' , ; a > Sw si ' ‘ \ ' iA od he — 4 ; ee | , : : aa Des al | Oaches an ; ; + ry ’ i. o. ’ MN ~~ > rs (A ; = | s' ; 4 ‘ ot y » Y ; ** > a * . ~N As : { . ' ats 3} a . : ti | » 9 Oe : ilieientatenammaememamtameeet a — ’ . & 1 } ‘ ‘ 7 A > tw i x + . 4 a 4 : Le : . _ ; ‘ } ¥ ’ > & . ’ ' ‘ : ; pes 4 o " 1 + ; “ 4) a “4 um ft . é ‘s 3 i} ~se ” ‘ -« o . . ; * e “4 he ’ * : : i} 1} } - es j tw ; . sf vag ¥ 4 ‘ Se eG ie Aft ’ : ’ ¥ - ‘ 4 ¥ ’ . : i WHT | didi} Ht he A a | a ot (UL Ready for Immediate Delivery @ Add beauty as well as durability to your car by obtaining a set ot these good- looking, durable covers. They are made to fit accurate- ly and embody high-grade materials and excellent workmanship. Each Set includes covers for seats, backs, side panels and arm rests @ In a beautiful ia | and door covers with large pockets. The back of the front seat is tinctively styled - covered down to car floor. Trimmed with Spanish-grain leatherette. that makes a bea ‘ i of furniture. FI Fandangos'’ are easy to attach—no sewing is necessary. the celebrated Mag I new style pin fasteners are provided so that they can be quickly single dial ¢c $ oo secured or removed. Complete instructions in each box. Set with boiltauam LOI Oe ape Reale tea ts PR Haig RS eee cee : ; Lg and Somenete— bere s wat get Pa storace 4 battery. 5 tubes, 2 45-voi: B batteries, i Morart St pea} and — “$35 4 Free Installation and 30 Days Free Service aie Gir tele cated We ehh om é agen =o ci Sot ct et Sa Radio Specials Auto Specials ont ‘ : Py , y f ee MH fpr ey ¢ | - oe SOD nv cn ddsccensc For Balloon i Dodge—5- -pass., 4-door Sedan, "26.27. ' He Steinite Noles Ettminators Tiree 9SC ks Star—2-door Coach, '26; 6-cyl. Sedans. '26.’7 a aq =a = a va 69c a Vitis: SOc Sees ate Wan! — ol ~~ Coach, '26.'25. Studebaker—'26 Coupe, '25 Special Coupe, 26. 7 Coach $8.95 Diamond B a’ $1.50 ue f 75C Hinsdale _— $1. 2 i Hudson 5. 2-door ny af 6." 1926. Studebaker—5- -pass. Special or Standard Coach, "25. F 4.1D . . s . See Seek, ene | OS y- ae 9 i ~pass., » oe Studebaker—Special ‘25 Sedan: Standard '26 and "27 | eg oor Sedans Comate Sar RCA @ ig = $24 Hudson—5-pass., 4-door Sedan, ‘25 and '26 Sedans. $9 9 5 niaghems tah Bete e ee ees Hudson—4-door Broughams '26 and °2% Studebak ig g Ph scone | . he er Broughams—25, 26. 27: also Big 6 Brou ham. — eo | u fle mibie style Hupmobile—4-door 6-cyl. Sedans. 1926-37. Stidebaker—7: -Ppass.., 4-door President Sedan. 1927. . ngos t fit -Goor | ter at : ilco “ae E ge ' 7 lid whi : Fandan re) 3-d Of 14-k. soli te and aerial kit. Jewett—5-pass., 2 and 4 door Sedans. Whippet—4.cyl. 2-door Sedan, "26.'27; S-pass. Sedan, "27. °°?» 1924.'25.'26; sedans, ; — Ea 4 a Se ns me ee §$1.95|/Ee = si4s Aes $4.95)". $1.45 .. eee eon ...91.65 Badin inclinstinad nth tt ok Ato ce rena mets a-doors and 4-doors in 1924, Overland—6-cy]. 2-door Coach and 4-door Sedans. WwW ” rred Nash—Models 233, 263, 269, 239, 165, 265, 224, 227 — ae ‘16-27 cla May Be i moenting is filigree . ' iL! * *'* x * * * Antec Aeccensories—Sixith Fleer ¢ Radie ren ‘ ——— Cheeses ee me Rey dmmeameee nian tee

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——ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases Made Saturday Payable in April Roller Skate, @ Senate Sesto Blige Women’s Kid Gloves | omens Ki Special, $7] | Are Special at $3.85 } eet oa 59 aia iii a pu in Many New Spring Styles, Pr., $3.95 - ear} . a “ : a Justable Roller Skane . ; of new crepes and wash satins that will not © Women's new Spring Gloves, strongly suitable for boys op oe pull"—they'll launder perfectly. Inverted made of serviceable quality kid with novelty * embroidered short cuffs; all sizes; in yari- Miki ; i side pleats to give fullness. Sizes 54 to 44. s¢ ; se Light shades, O P E R A = E D B > T H E M A Y C O M P A N » _— an. Gleve Sectien—MNaina Fiecer eae = 8itp Section—Thiré Ficer THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO, M. O’NE Los Angeles enver St. Louis rs IL, Co. bag Too se co. a lit ee er “ ie, ne he ines BB SON toy AN ee SMR ya yin on tes ‘ Preyer petiphicde. . « a aie i f £* ete , = Se ; Se es RR VERS RE ey Rusigy 8¥ oo A ge Pi taste: herent A wan * “ee sk a ee Oe of : ‘Ske he eRe hall in Raiaainieabiel 3 Dee a eee . 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Rakes higher tag + Pow keds apseornes F 0 " ss eA. ke ont rata oie . . tart * ‘ ~ al 4 — roe - v nthe : v me a i , > Py ole m a thai ek igre £6 Oe RUDI RIE 6 i ta oman A 7 aneneunes enh seid statues ateneitinatoniil ore : a ‘ ne at gee KC ae ee ae " sinsleat 4H 2 as saa Be shy ~ ~ Pi ~ ‘a “ ’ " he tunietier oar, ~~ ka > ee eee wed - ny ~~ - , te letentniiiiaten , “ ~ ‘ " SON i, ST oo ae ee Pan «XS aeaiien iy vans a » * ap oe By, gece % ‘ 4 $ Wal yells =i gps 4 4“ * ~~. qo ¥ 2 Bs © * 2 om a bh vga a “4 * “ —_ ~ - allies es 4 . » ° : . « aye ed ‘4 =a Ks A Se, oe “¢ a & “ . a i seaiaiions - i i pena : oh oe ~+ - . .* ; . ‘. te a . ~~ 2 - - % 2 a - - ao ~ Rig At, ap * * - * » . . *% p Seon oe - by “ « - ce ~ ; ; » ; ; ‘ « * ap re he eg he te @ v * ie — ‘ ~ x . had P = 2 ¢ - = «! de 0 tee . a nae 4 | 2 men b . : ey es —— . , } ‘ 7 . ~ - m “ » > > = . " - — = “e . 7 iy nt gr Deter: ° 2 Pig * ” vg hs pope Wy. se wy ¢ Ae Bes y . ma e * “ * — 6 “ . or “ me , o on - on — oe i 4 e em et eh we ye, ‘ a St eee ts—the 5 Every Smart New Type Graces This Collection of ATW =| [Bright bell ae a NAT 4 Mr. R. F. Foster ing [ : Misses Sprit NQ Coats In the Popular- : | Unsurpassed Selection Saturday—In 3 Feature Groups I Ss . ° . ——r GE Price Section.... February 28, March oe \ Latest Millinery Arrivals in Wide Variety—for the | |} 4 and 2—Maeke Your : Bobbed Head—and in the Wanted Larger Head Sizes | § ia 7 45 § - 50 $ Reservations Now— Preeer — in the Book Shop eke sey @ Hundreds of them—in- | X : Me) ne WIS — agg Ba | cha don't realize how charmingly original and how very becoming are , . VESRRENIN), + Western clever styles combining | the Spring Coat modes for youth—'till you’ve seen them portrayed in this ates ae sens ESE SP at goes Straw and silk, bengaline | bread collection—and tried on the one that is “your type.” Straight, Tearoom Mr an Att we Se and straw hairbraids and wrappy, flared, draped and belted garments, adroitly tailored and fur- discuss “Suit Bids.” “N | f | felt. The ways they're || trimmed. Gay-colored sports Coats of novelty woolens—and satin, jorella, sam i? eal =] re ) trimmed are new and so | chiffela, Frisca and charmeen models for dress. Sizes 14 to 18 years. iad Play ” Tickets $1 for | ki rn omen hep | 7 4 ; skin, wood, rose, beige an : : : one lesson, including tea, t many more. Also black. | | Trimmings of Fur $3 for the course. Millinery Section—Fourth Floor Monkey Used with unusual Ombre Lapin smartness — to ac- ° = : Squirrel cent or harmonize : Kolinsky with the color of i Fox the Coats. oom Suites : Authoritative Modes—in Widest V ariety—for Saturday's Choice of Women’s = Other Misses’ Spring Coats....$25 to $195 159> Fashionable Coats a » me abene 2 a eS fm cw 1 een Does > years. ( This brilliant array of new Coats offers the models that will undoubtedly be among the foremost for smartness and beauty — VF aR | fe ee ARAN Y k —when Spring’s definite arrival sets Fashion a-promenading. V4 | Le 1 la Distinctive styles of kasha, twill, charmeen, chiffela, jorella ~My (Z-= \\../ | if " and satin—all favored new coatings. Dashing sports and motor A WA, Ss ae a : +) 5 $3 5 $A 5 Coats of domestic and imported weaves with vivid patterns. ‘iggy _ = All beautifully tailored and lined. ‘VA ‘ is i ge : =” . J | | Just arrived during the past week—many of these winsome : : : new chiffons, satins, Georgettes and crepes—fashioned with | Misses’ Suits Dining Suites Fur trimmings enhance soft new ” Ota het | tucks, pleats, embroideries, frothy laces and other fashion- : | , Cee Wis: Friscas and crepellas in subtly simple Clever Tailleurs of twills, tweeds, 7 ean ee e/a . 7 no OME, PRE ol LURE . as Prana " " : Ag alse, a = * * rr ee Seti ‘ oR ‘ es ee a i oe AR obs a oe PE GE A RS MRE ws LDS BY his aA NE BL pas temmpala tele eae. 2A Aaberormansg yn SATE Ae: ~ wrap. ‘a mi . 7 5 Fe BORS AGES iy MARC ~ ERR MT ee ee Ree as Ge ee “a RR AME Sec. es Fu eee ae te — 5 a nam ‘ Oh et “ ‘ NE 5 02 SEE AR AT RRS NES f ‘ a rt i ye es ee & ’ athe’ ‘ POO ee eo Lae See rt eee P | . M f ; Misses Step-Ins Se of | € Boyish tailored Topcoats of imported mixtures and tweeds would be ® , ? “a ideal for school wear—and there are captivating styles of satin, —With No Boning | ots pring ( ‘oats | silk faille, kasha, twills and other fabrics for the “best” e Ye Coat. Tans, rose-beige, grays, navy, black—and mr ? ‘ | laids. $3 and $5 Sea Very Splendid Value at many new checks and plai Yon Be Girls’ Coats Juniors’ Frocks @ Elastic garments that fit snug to the hips a : | and lend new grace and supple slimness to - 05 i; ‘ youthful figures. No boning at all—and m» ° | $12.95 to $39.75 $16.75 to $39.75 just 12 inches long. Choice of pink or Torta ana : | peach. Ai, V.. lin Pah | 7 to 14 year old sister would be charm- | Every sort of ee _ re , Whe) j, HG | ‘nolw “coated” in a regulation or tai- | 13 to 17 year old Juniors way be de- Dainty | — , LY Pao | oad styhe of tweed, cheviot, twill or | lightfully filled from this group of one “de ag oy cae sty oe < a NE, Pi Double - breasted Tweeds with sports weave. | and two piece dresses and ensembles. | ‘ \ Sone eae OLS solid colored flannel on the collar, | , » ma mt Qo rf ans, NS cuffs and pockets—in some shade | Girls’ Silk Dresses, $10 to $24.75 3 Select These cr Bi ae that narmonizes with the tan, blue, | Blithe new models of crepe de chine and wool crepe—tailored, embroidered or Manion I or green mixtures of the tweeds. | smocked—made in straight lines, or jauntily belted. All the favored colors. Magnavox | ‘ / | Liberal hems and excellent linings— Consoles Imported Pumps for Girls |: pines 2 to 6 years. Sed Regularly eens Se | entices | Springs “surety Six” Shoes ‘ “a a er = ae a a a * = - rota io =. age p a ¢ So NCO ORS RN ge tae ee nga: AR eRe ; Or tester adhtinirtes hietes cneeal you “ OO RO th em EEE wel Hit ¢ aed d om AB Stn gig VT ty at s 1 Se a nee me ep Ae tener eet rir tage ais oe . he oe weeny Pe MPO Sn lets ihe necadle aay pak Mi Girl’ Apparel Section—Fourth Fleer ce ase oeeas at $1 75—S pecial £ atent leather tongue Pumps f Bab Bo S 5 95 to 9 9 | See aaa ahiee kk Coats tor y ee $5. $9.95 Are Unusually Smart—and Every Pair Represents the Utmost in Value at $6 with leather bow and white kid Regulation navy blue serge Coats—also navy or powder blue 7 ) linings. ‘Beautifully made and , : | 7 eRe | $ 5 cheviot models—with embroidered emblems. on. sleeves, brass The designs and leathers of the many new styles will win still more devotees for this pop- comfortable for growing feet. “sas 2 buttons and good linings; sizes 1 to 4 years. ' : ! Made in Switzerland. : ularly priced Footwear—sold here exclusively. There is satisfaction and economy in wear- Children’s Shoe Section—Second Floor Tams to match, same sizes, priced $2.50 Infants’ Section—Third Fleer ing “Surety Six” Shoes—and such a_ wide variety affords individually pleasing choice. @ In a beautiful and dis- tinctively styled cabinet that makes a beautiful piece of furniture. Fitted with the celebrated Magnavox" Single dial control—5-tubde, Set with built-in Joug speaker. ) The Oriando z The Pennant High-heel tie in patent with Phe Joan a The Bulldog ; | : : | Open-side sandal in patent, paisley, gray kid with “sait- A dainty one-strap in weter- Oe) ue , a ise =~ yw ~Ve 3 a Completel ish low-heel Ox- | ! : , E wef a . feed as eae gray and | shell gray and parchment kid ag, te and prt wo | ay. pamaee leather and -rose- : ' ' : ; with contrasting trimming. wit ersian trim. so low- ush kid with contrasti Reg lamnof;n racelets an ATCNES _ | ee silearied aire Sood aoe lnatinn | cola as ue Sold Regularly $210.85, Now Speci ‘no Values Very Much Out.of the Ordinary—Meaning an Unusual Advantage for Those | paual Saturday Groups Offering V2 +4 Were Specially Purchased and Present Very Newest Designs. Who Can Even Anticipate Easter Needs. All Groups $105 _ 8 Diamond Bracelets | Diamond Bracelets | Wrist Watches | Wrist Watches ay. | | x aes This iow price includes 0] . | | xceptiona: ~ : GE: eed com Se Betceee se Me $24.95 | Grusua 2. $34.95 | | Value... B33.79 . mee Se ° ) The Fantastic The Polly ‘The Adoria The Billy tins yes “ an rt | | Lovely little Watches set with | P eau toe 0 A cn ptt i) | as : f 14-k. | Many wanting dainty Wrist 4 4 diamonds combined with [| 4 short vamp, high-heeled A style specially designed fot Qne-strap with buckle, new Cut-out tie with large tery, Philco storage battery } Gracefy flexible style Brace- ee . Watches will select these. Re- | sapphires or with black enamel tent leather pump with round | young girls. Patent leather square toe and new style of grain bow: square Pome and and aerial kit of : solid gold filigree mounting . —, pa Cw : al t4-k. solid white gold, | flexible style and set with two | liable 15 or 17 jeweled move- | combination. 15 or 17 jeweled toe. The heel is 2% inobes | with checked trim and parch- heel. Patent, gray kid and square toe: patent, shell gray Deferred P ayments im, ith a brilliant diamond. — diamonds and three replica /ments. Cases set with 6 dia- | movements. high. | ment with Valencia trim. rose-blush kid. and rose blush. The : | monds combined with sapphires. | Jewelry Section—Matn Fleer | Womens's Shee Section—Secend Wleoe t- May Be Arranged. mounting is filigree design. | sapphires. : Radio Section—Sixts Teer ~ eee enna q

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH wee "= . Sea ee ee a aes as a2" s","," > a PAGE 14_ ADVERTISEMENT —ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sigs oxae MEHMED ALTOS A HOW MARIE Heer nrce OF MAKERS A pun WATER HARES A Custom-Built Ranging in Price From $6000 to $18,200 Are Things of Beauty. FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1927 "Ree eee ee ee Ree ee ee aa” BP eee ee oe A* eee ee _ ee ee ana e@@ eRe aRea aa BS: ee “Sescwwweweuseuye =" = 2 cae 2 a 4 : a eet Bt P B a oe a ee ‘ oS Aare, vy ee Continued from Preceding Page. _ ’ nlack, hand-Ouffed leather. compartment upholstery. is Fitrments are in ivy luxurteus car ‘TeoTens Bine Dream. dream in seft two-tone biue on the smaller Series Cc LASSLS, ly car in the show. “Stratford,” & , da # vs a ey * — -ATTOWw most cost the Rolls-Reyce fapsible coupe. Here is a spore with rumble seat finished ag mbie seat should be in an SiS This body is by Bre car. ichly styled and done in ¢ part an .-7 21,703 THURSDAY’S nal es ° 2 on the upper etava brown on the tower ATTENDANCE MARK eh Derby red pm (ain See, Take Salts at First Sign of Bladder Irritation or Backache a ——e awe eo SE ‘ rem DS SORA jin RI REE Nes! CNR LR TR aaa a ea mealies : 3 3 ie whos eM 2 Gabi eS ee Oe eam ee and women :inst kid- y sigs American men -onstanuyV eT ee rest werk ~ ed . “~ GPR ores Oy \ aA ore ¢* oe * we wee + t poOcs" eee aes ed 5 OS tas ae e “- ee 55 b striping and wheels, the two spare W ng carried tn front fender Wes gray cloth top. Rich |simpas is achieved without any evid wining after an effect. Another costly Rolls-Royce is; Meorwick’-—a "-passenger sedan wis-Royce blue with black . wheels and silver stripe. Het . ig the same note of rest he sarm good te | truly British ser . AiocrgQh ata te ‘ Two Days Left for Inspec- tion of Best Display St. Louis Distributors Have Ever Offered. REE Rr SY ARP os me ip be make vero ee a ‘ ; ~ pos ey ee oo obes M > “int Saigiten Menem ik testies GRRE RI ESOL ERA SR NE RI” BRE MATRROC NE Giggs Mam, ree n and ter cars ever be seen third expen- miost Massive apy the show is a town tarce Locomobile siz ch biack, custom-taile of substantial the ruling me ..sitve meiel produces :mpression of severely mov iw Se - E show r ~ ~ bs» = ae i rei kard iis-Roy | = Py ect c's PL SESEOSL COM DOL C99 SOS yyyyIyY} evidentiy ’ = a eee eee S@éece * Massive Town Car. va also is a special town on what a Europe i term tie = assis. ith tts ri cylor scheme, its old-ta type lampe em ° } tre owner ecomy this car proves, f proot @ 1a the Buick tends fi of any The untimely death of our president demands a complete reorganization. We must make an immediate settlement with the executors. The enie ie .. stock must be turned into ready cash immediately, to make this huge transaction possible. Hence this gigartic REORGANIZATION SALE, with Sie; Kimball « sensational savings on choice, seasonable clothing and furnishings for men and boys. . Sa wy ate nyt che a ae ae cee ne Catt RA Dw ad, Oe A Sa TAT SANE ROO a I a Semen. oe ™ ee . : FS te 2 4 : = pe pin acer get “4 _ aii aes sky peri) WONG er OTR liye gt ee Te BGS Sith te OR pt 24 DER Pie antag: te Ae RR Cre ee rar ae Mee ~ L Pea eso re RIERA NR ey Ml ON ten tres eon we yarn. oe eee et seg 9 NOME OC ARRON AEM tS WR 2 ER oR RES ERR PIO MR eo ’ oat oo ata drei x 7 Neo we we. f dhe 40 OEP Ee fe ONG nd eo PMP fy Eo ee Cah ye ig ee" . i 7 . at ees eee . nee at . ton “ a « Sah gneh ye -* toa ae ¥ § Fapiet Stier . " er een ‘ eee PIG in” ¥- WE oe te tinh SS Py fee “it “i 7 *y ny Segie YS > : ‘ ’ pp Hat Pies > AOR ee eee PE REE Po OME ARM a SOR eS hae PURE COD LIVER OIL Yes! Pure cod liver oil. . But in the new and delightfully tastv form that evervb» dy hikes. Cococod is full strength, but with a delicious chocolate t Any physician blood-reddening, body-bu of pm liver oul. It wonders for those who tak- it. meed you coax cliidren to take the form called coco cod, fich and mellow chocolaty fav Coco ced gives vou the pu @iui, with a// the vitalizing vita phvsiciams agree are essential wibrant health. Adults are fair) gated by coco cod. Chik —and lowe to ?. che zt! You’!l!t and sm sack your lips! Ali dn city now have coco cod The Cod Liver Oi! that Tastes Like Chocoinas Liguid or Tabiat Form - . oT the tee ota @he. — “ean ©? ~— * 2 ; _ADVER TISEMENT Once a School Teacher— Later a Famous rhysician onl or hh + Medi genera) Wari strength. reste and enrching the More than fifte mill; On b otties esol he een eold in the T. & YT? cour mot sell it. in Nenuid er tablets. ean obtain a trial pke. of the tablets by sending ‘+ to the aie, in Bcffalo, ¥. Y tienes irIns irmgvist doee TAN Dr. Pierce All ™ Ps rr even Honey Bee Broadcloth. ~ x » roaa is realty — Kr. per bod rer body bead, wheels and The window re A vivid taste and abehed good fistinction of e.-Arrow nm @ en: artve chassis ago. The the top green. hood color but error of v adshieid is ftting with a- dual clean - exterior finish ts in iiuiose that withstands gait The driver's seat is Ceatineed oa ‘Next Page. Losed Pree 86 + > > [@ scaraD and - the riwid genera] The win st mS ww & ™ ‘ss hs oh se 8k AP PP dig a a OL A EL RT RG i eles oe new note of. ts sh oe ~ ee ee a, . =. ne ~ Ain. meager eyes 7.2.8 wre fee ius rd , ‘re ry SRR DS ARR RT een PPR Men’s $2, $2.50 and $3 Shirts _Sroade! rth. tr riped ages ra and im ae C and collar-to-maich. Soiled. Men's 75¢ and $1.00 Neckwear ~ ~ "Te f meee & 3 = _ ms eu th ~ wT. ‘ Pie ~s * am ra po ee and pat length Si_s A! Srigh i 1} 17 Ail Peres; = 33C Men’s 75¢ and $1.00 How fibers a! know ; fiber nd silk-and-wooils }-: 3 mak *s. Besutitn! plaid patterns in bright en ma asBO B01IC COLO™. All sizes. , l]-ie ngth brosc ge2nuU- nt Sweaters in Coat strirs. be, CFP’ , — - ~ ve 2. — 4 be? ba agp = i a > ° x “or ireetin shades RE-ORGANIZATIDN SPECIAL Men’s Fine $2.00 Pajamas ether eolic. ois $ ] 35 os rast ee “Rite and wr. ‘rT ag VITie® ic4 OF ng color ilk I™me¢a. B, C and - Well ~~ * POs. . va »* - . qee0eeee@ress @ - ee * «ee Suits and Overcoats For Men and Young Men—At Drastic Reductions $30 OVERCOATS, TWO-PANT SUITS OR TOPCOATS In this reorganization sale at $35 OVERCOATS, TWO-PANT SUITS OR TOPCOATS In this reorganization sale $40 OVERCOATS, TWO-PANT SUITS OR TOPCOATS In this reorganization sale at $45 OVERCOATS, TWO-PANT SUITS OR TOPCOATS In this reorganization sale at 90 4] 23" 26" 29" $50 OVERCOATS, TWO-PANT SUITS OR TOPCOATS In this Screen: sale at $55 WINTER OVERCOATS OR TWO-PANT SUITS In this reorganization sale $60 OVERCOATS, TWO-PANT SUITS OR TOPCOATS In this reorganization sale at $65 WINTER OVERCOATS OR TWO-PANT SUITS - this reorganization sale 30 44 Staple blues and black, Tuxedos and new Spring stock included at the same savings. OF | : 50 39° | Men’ s Fine $3.50 Trousers Dark lors and-tfancy weaves is caasimeres and =a $9AS tajiored and ail sizes at .... RE-ORGANIZATION. S° Men’s $4.00 Wool Trousers Neaiiy Te 77 TH? aha piendid selections for yo — men. shades and the new full- saunas styles. ill go with afr suit ... r a RE-ORGANIZATION SI Boys gol Two-rant Suits long and a pair ; lined conte rem al CuiAL ”" * O¢ RE - ORGANIZATION Stout wy ca pag — Suite” nu ~ Tes ‘ellent e39. and 1S years ; a US. ALS ih a a ee ereert. % Sizes onivy ‘niencdid weolenms neces and ~ — ~ ed. “ f[2.iCcKeTS ace ined. RE- ORGANIZATION Boys’ $I 50 Broadcloth Biouses Arn” © Dd: wi Vv = 97S ae ex > 7S RE-QRGANIZATION -SPECIAL Men's $1 and $1.50 soiled Shirts. . ‘ Biue Polka- Dee Shirts with two collars ) Renee Men's $1.50 Silk Neckwear Men's $2 and $2. 50 Silk Neckwear $3 “Fashionknit” Kait”™” Ties Men's $3.50 and $4 Shirts Men’s $4.50 and $5 Shirts Mens, $8 and $10 Silk Shirts age Men's $2.00 re Suits eee. Men's $2.50 Union Suits Men's $3.00 Union Suits Men's $4 Cricket Sweaters 98c 85c $1.35 pi $235 —_ 7? ewe « RE-QREANIZATION SPECIAL FOR MEN Men's $6 and $8 Sweaters Men's $8 and $10 Brushed > weaters Genuine $3.75 “Lee's Uniocnalis”’ Men's $4, $5 and $6 Lumberjacks Men's $2.50 and $3 Pajamas Men’s $5.00 Pajamas Men’s $7.50 and $10 Pajamas Men's $5.00 Bathrobes Men's $10 Bathrobes Men's $15 Silk Robes Men's $25 Siik Robes $19.50 All Jewelry, Toilet Sets and Leather Geeds at Haif Price. $3.85 » PBS $3.33 22. 9298 eae $3.95 $6.95 $2.95 $6.25 $10.50 RE-ORGANIZATION. SPECIAL FOR BOYS Conn... oe aretioogg $7.98 $9 98 $4.95 $7.98 $9.98 $2.95 $8.95 $1.99 $3.95 59c $17 Suits Ovwercoats (93 to Boys’ $15.00 Overcoats (11 to 17 years) Boys’ $7.50 Overcoats { 7 years) .. $14.00 Wool Mackinaws (8 to 17 years).... Boys’ $14.00 Leather W indbreakers Boys’ $5.00 Shaker Knit Sweaters $13.00 Two-Knaicker Vest Suits to Boys’ Boys’ $7.00 Wool ee Suits (2*2 to 6 years) Boys’ $5.00 All-Woeol Lumberjacks Boys’ $1.00 Fleeced Union Suits (4 to 8 years) FOR BOYS $3.00 Plush Hats for boys or giris Boys’ 35 Kuitted “Jackie Coogan” Sweaters Boys’ $1.00 Neckwear Boys’ 75 Neckwear $17.00 Coden 2 long pants $25 Biue Cheviot two iong pants Boys Fine $1.50 Neckwear Boys’ $12.75 to $16.75 Over- coats (13 to 16 years) Boys’ $25 Extra-Size (19 and 20 years) Borys Blouses Suits with Suits with Suits ? for $1.0 75c Biue Chambray (6 to 15) Store Open Saturday From 8.30 A. M. Until 6 P. M. —. SR SBPRRRABESR SE RRB ERE ER eVerereuwesetneunrs Lm 4 SE a a a nn a nn an SCHMITZ & ons WASHINGTON AVENUE AT EIGHTH STREET te ee tet ae SAL a2 @ Pee 2s SF s cons eee RARA SSS Ge RS ABBAS ES. a a an an” S82 8.4 4.84 8 7egcegeuwesgweee ee J ee ee a ee Hundreds of Sensational Vé to Choose From ‘verte eee wwueueuwster . PAA Atenas e e SBS ALA BA SA. BE) SRS ERTS ATS AEN ie aR a Sa Ro mma aa aby oy ey } 4 Se Pe ee my working out custom car the Hup foished in twe a refreshingly le Pear quarter. = .¢ gear are in 4 hile the wire Altogether, this &@ toes the big Buick ‘ly wmustom bodies ‘ted to twe ta ces of automobdile. designs on the Marmon, the & Chrysler “$0" € ion of the bh n ls on the ve exerted a cofiside American moter car. he Stutz eight’s deb ork show a Jear Hi Ca $3 nfluence. sport tor tif.” cansed it all the = ' ra gt rit ustom etract ‘@ arr — ‘Plates Exhibited, that attracts = of Ticetse @ [the state® and t# »y the Secretary License ‘tendance at. chow visitors were FY and St4 Bi mn‘. ef the Chas “tars Cornoeratiog” eaid they e tom oby¥e selling yeaa a hbelttef that the auts had materially a : ° y termand for cara ~ > “¢> 2 fom? _* . ad ~~: ? 4 : a¢ ’ Fr “2 1 »BATEMENT FUND. WORKERS ARE lanik e ” a - Louis Holdup Mes G Prison Sentences. found guilty rd entered @ ™ ‘ere “heater. jth Poison, Szombathy, 66 year oS a eats avenue, Hospitul fast night : "AR oT 1 giaes of Water ‘at 7:30 p>. m. Hin sae sed a white powder i @ and Grama if : cee tae oa eo Ratha Ends Lif ~~ % Bid om Farm runty Fy tes gel eee *Ten.p Tro The county © spend one day a #l kh Bae awe cing. ii-g agricuture & ner re (Gined. er wit

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.","," ee Soa. — : a ‘ sii edieis i eS a ZEEE > " a } erie 01. LUIS FUS)-DISPAICH__ woe RIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25. 1927 ST.LOUIS POSi-DISPATCH a — PRICED AUTOS | COE ee 4 UNE UN ENE UN OE e Oe Ue Ve Le EEUU UN LENE Eye Eeee . aes AT SHOW MARVELS | _— = Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of the ‘Month, ‘Not Payable Until A prilzze=eee eee eee OF MAKERS’ ART Centinued from Preceding Page. aianinea eee - aoe anne . . > . » black, hand-buffed leather. The; {ij 9 — Beads and Pear ._—_ compartment upholstery is in 9 a7 spadcioth. aargnangar are in gold. J Crystal Ropes $2.95 ° > - | Replica Pearl Ropes. ... $2.99 a ‘ OANA DTD ent i i A GT or POPS) . eons ora ans Saisie bite , . SEE UG: RET Crea og } im o¥* tad jah aA my mite Skt 7 . —_ ane wd aie sian sine aahien : 22 en 9 . MS . - iy hep te Nis a py Xe, vat Ps . gre > ak ~ 4, + e . . : 5 -, bp ve , r er pe Sted Tepes a Moa > ‘ , 2 Ms 2 Sint. ‘a . ae; a in ‘ “ 4 P nie ee at oe = mes 6 > iy dee ¢ - elit enh tillieditiaenitait iinet tides nin asim aeeene ate o cnn, a ienRggennetne : die’ : : ” the “ PDs ¥ Ne 2 #3 PES kerry : es . : ° ' 3 er axe ; aed Ms a ne os) o ky : ee ok: Be he 9 4 oP a pan ee ik 2 sede Rr aiey ne ” ae, hee i aan pty ” NOGA Pay wut tae at . ae 4 = Ge PRR te A a) wy baw tq . oda hi - olepiabhaie pesltinti ae OH OT OF PM ORE OAS oy ne re Nee Oh ee ph 9 iin “« eee ‘ - . p a e ‘ % alt a inn Pi te iL eri —~ - ha yas a. oh J “ . ie > « . - mn > ” . : ; — - a ~ . . , a ‘ é a ae ef SS ality, » Ps » t. ~ — oe 4 da . Z e . £ bu Se | . « * . - . — + . . ce - a Ns + ‘ “ * a » ~~ an . in © ~ Ob eee " " - 2 * . » 4 ay oo ¢ task + / * y A * Le “ hy ig tte Mes ty? ’ + wa ” a) v * . + Risgtpt agin om % 7 eK * - * . .~ ‘ te rag . -" 7 ow alae “Shae - ve Maly OF ke! » Te" 3 6 ” > ce sage 7 ie es ety! ‘ Pe tA oe ee 3 } “ar eto Pe ee nates P «= We ie et . 1 TT ae ie Stari ” ine . . : te - ~e ns _ md ¥ eee ‘ 2 : 3 . - ee v4 vy: faye ‘Neale 3 Be eas Mp ei Re * ¥ anaes a ae «Sig at aja 3 i ' ’ py bs shee tue = . , ° - - > a ‘ >» & wid a : 1 ? — = L oo Be ess july luxurious ca Two-T one Rine Dream. ae dream in’so{t two-tone blue is Sedan on the smaller Series ‘80” merce-Arrow chassis. PYhe most costly car in the show’ fhe Rolls-Royce “Stratford,” a 9 Bapsibie coupe. Here is a sports sage! with rumble seat finished as \¢ mumbie seat should be in an $15S,- \N car. This body is by Brewster mchly styled and done in deep } \ 610-618 Washington Avenue Replica Pearl Chokers... $2.95 yet forse ae SA By Pee a e he oat Ba Bi a a . bes 380 fetgn ts fo ye .. Su a. ton Ae a ape Se eens Pet a. Ye LE Obits Sey) A ee sak A we on the upper part and in ava brown on- the dower body, ih Derby red striping and = red j we wheels. the two spare wheels ) * g carried in front fender wells, me YOUTHFUL ~ gray cloth top. tich simplic- | mis achieved without any evident | ; ) ning after an effect. EN Handbags | A Comprehensive Collection of YOUTHFUL -another costly Rolls-Royce is a | everly ‘Special’ Chifton Hose : ick’’—a 7-passenger sedan in be . ‘ Potro s ¢ my ves " a nate ostetatoes enumea lot aihrtagemnien od ATION SALE, fiery its ie Dy Ki mbali on What a Europ ene 3 Pairs | Reerosier would term the “long! T : Buick chassis. ' With = its. rich YOUTHFUL SILK : $4.75 ndued color scheme, its old-fash- ih } r , _ us ‘ x ny Br: iy ws Ba: = gpa a ahaa vip = Se eAaiadan Gan sae * es Se ae ae Anais sees Wis) sSimegat schemata mi " « ea % if i + 7 ig - neat tad oe § ene Ss PA Dee See bien ye N -_ a : La Nios : 7 a . Sine a . at . oo ee x ee a. rs Psi Nib ‘ ” RY + sa Saeed opi ad Bite =. 5 ay Bs E ask ene ad wr en , ? v0 ‘ . a sig ee a A Pa . y ee MR A wary , e q val , ee Ss uA pid ‘ ii Whoa 2 a —e ? - - ‘ ‘ - i pa BE ae fr : ~ - Ey . 4 ° am) = eee : mi wr ae Rt a ial se os FOR eat A A CR Aa ate eS, ° 24H ba Ry - iss . . o * . » er it? “ : ‘ ria ee 2% oy aaa , z Y ie, a a. reso gens Phe bes, " ee ‘. a, . a ot a MP abe sg map ¢ U s i" wi OMY aie ’ ow ‘ “ t ‘ 4 . ‘ 7 . $ a a ‘i Ate Pw ea veo PEAS. 2, - Kenths weet ame) ieee Si. 5a hE Ne, hate = ee en ee , ‘ahs : bs, We at " np et, a . - Y 7 7 ve , : . . ie } 2 , . * . A “3 z +, “Sed - ve nw BO " be A. Y : Peek ‘ . ¥ 4 ables Se Se tes rye foes ynehnam tvpe lam ps OF €i- moned brougn: ” | 5 Ce ; Paper side of the owner's comipart- ) 4 d = \ : : , : See RGANIZAY / — SPECIAL . Sent, “oe car proves, ‘ f — bra casi | nl erwear ; \ = OUTH “— in all its gpuise of simplicity We THs Hose, possesses all t+ meeded, that tir Buick lends itselt : | “G E, $2 95 | ai \ : | : crace. YOUTH PERSONIFIED lnset oan pe the fontuens ail n’s Fine $3. 50 npumers Dae, she working out of any custom f f B DPR and fancy weaves i: Bpesign. these smart Frocks. The new soft Booka ee eee aesimeres and worste a ks 5 f another striking custom Hose arid is shown in pure, ~~ w “ id ; een RN RE ta Oy RE RR RET ana nile ERO G Rie 6 nc Mae er a PANDA ROR RO Be ty seta Ma wel > ecg Bilored and finished. Mictrich sedan on the. Huy ight, # “ aI IG | YIN shedes add a are 2 freshness and the styles clear silk of faultless tex- Eohassis, Tt is finished in two tones aie) HIERE ‘ere little wiaee of | tairly breathe exhilaration. There are modes turé: all perfect and full eT ie \ If step-ins and teddies of | for sports, dress and semi-formal occasions. fashioned. Mreatment of the rear quarter. fen | , : crepe de chine and crepe satin All si ers and running scar are 10 —r ! ; and gowns and pajamas of f S1Zes and color, a neta sagend ity a | ed crepe de chine; lace-trimmed rare blue. Ajtogeiner, tnis fu] i i or tailored styles, all pastel | shades are Maiden Pearl, | s as does the big Buick tow , ° iproves, as d¢ | nF ms = shades. a Other Youthful Dresses for Spring Tourterelle, Pastel, Parch- Pear. that costly custom bodies need : Eno longer be restricted to two or; § | i YS Other Silk Underwear ae i} in A ment, Woodland Rose and Pe casom aegizns on the tose | | Groups, $1.95 and $2.95 | Ye In Three Specialized Groups Rossignal. ‘eight. the bic Marmon, the Studs | YY, / / Mle 7 (First Floor 2 ) $ $ And nd the (} ler “0 ehas-) : baker and th C hrysl } i La: | : La ] 5 $35 ™ (Hostery Shop—Ftret Floor.) : the same/ FL | y 4 2 Up se Sizer ar " ¢ Ment i ee RG} IZATION. “SPECIAL ’s $4.00 Wool Trousers slections for young men 99 shades and -patterns. Among the more popular | Waa rt Pog oe , Aisin A PRS wy SD font ae ae pe Pe: 34 ae 7 Mie, « as tary q ‘ot tal he Sate 263 , ~ od oe ve 7 v 7 c yy "% ‘ my ¢ - > rf fea. > PINRO Ee ee RSMeans tg: or nag CS tne Prox /se raw Sen gta’ 05 Shy > aap 5 nea Ain died ow phir ne Le INNS = acainpetO aly ee ye POEI® 4, harpnte mien mpeg pine AS ay ery i - se FF «= A aga A ew Nm br. = mor 1927 ll the stateS and terri- . yf | "ty a iAga MOA . +} : +f . sf > py : f a! Fox Scarfs. In fact, the Styl- Bories, joa by the Secretar: ae s/s ists say that no Spring en- Kaickers lined ' , semble will be quite complete £ The Very Essence of mere Sheek ee atin !ta—-.11. aa pd a 7s ff @& 2 Salant al aegis triad ea ie without one. ll popular pe. " . P ° shades. *, sprang Ee : Are the Most Talked-of Combination of a Very Smart and Stylish Season ’ 7 : « ’ " . th f ; ‘T / ras yf! } ; * sit Tie ‘ , yer" - ©; { . ay - o> bs he iy Hy ’ Two-Long-Pant S Pte ncn cna aia fc | OY 1 Wy oe ) wo-Long-Pant uits madier, president, and Sid Bl: : a i . Other Fox Scarfs . 2 $i: J eee pT ae sat oO. il . . AT er 3 i — = @ . \ ‘ ‘4 3 } A : '~ _ uble venate a = §$ 99 r Rievelny d Motors Cornoration , ' ’ Up TO $475 : } ) , P : hp; Ca dint: lik lie ; ; f Z, , J Af, : . Af 4, f : ‘ } d tw ; mir SB lie ° eéveland Bo s i t} ey . xpect ad : Thar q Flo ~? ‘ : y ead 14 1 18 ' : foo automohd. o1}§ ren} > 4 i i \ — = = _ » “ RAR e eee heehee eee. came - are ’ i ee he Ne ; i as gas te wha e - ~~ aw ee orien Pierte ens .” om + eee vn . . : ‘ seed 7” “ani, a " * eee . See oe a ed > aed ~ va * CS, ’ ee: pre rai aa : . ‘ * tS 4 ¥ ie ae,“ Mp RAR ee de the & Sicha % hjdihtue ar gtr eae et PEA re PK ate ery a ee ee ee Suits pence Two Knickers ee comand mois. oie wotene 5.00 OO (SRIRRSWOXE ABATEMENT FUND Fat tniceare ane, Maes Kime «= WORKERS ARE APPOINTED TRGANIZATION SPECIAL [a ihc crn Women: H. M. Bixby Will Di- $1. 50 Broadcloth Biouses ‘ . rect Men. A Bec and wuven madras ; . , : + JIStri is ha \ 7 heen arr iz shed style Past colors. * » 74 _m~ + t 7 . : " tt eee! ie i) division of men vs fv © ‘ : . ae ee ee Silk ~ f ; Sore. ad out-of costume e . ) Oo} gr Rervny it is re- b ] ® Car ~ hal sorted from Paris, is \ \ ‘ in! i . ; a. __- the tailored Suit ; a : . ECAUSE they are youthful and, at the same time, so- + _ a ; 5 | ‘ ‘ \ ts 3 ‘ 4 7 , e Ps O5 =; My ts accompanying | fp - phisticated—that rare combination in apparel—Black » reat > wh oe ¥ a ee 9 q of | icKeM are ned. PLATT Tee hairy Hy 2, M on a | Dig | satin and kasna Coats with monkey trimming have created : ¥. in tweeds, twiiis ; i Wis ; ‘ ig Mires ce stripes i | “hii \ + | more comment among the foremost stylists than any other HOWN in both the mee sy tan, gray, navy F Ae new feature. A smart collection here in all sizes and Aa wii aii i ati F : , a } \ \ ‘ , square type with painted | : MAIXCUTeS. | - 1\, styles. designs or dots or in the long, | ‘Third Floor | | flowing shapes, plain or fringe awe 2600 trimmed. Many delightful color combinations are fea- ames McCluney, ‘general chatr-; §} Mi | \v e \' tured to add a dash of Spring. | Chime : : om | r Fy Misses’ Spring Coats Other Coats Up to $195 S200 O08 for oa th ree-vear fu Tis aj ‘nr 7h, 3646 bon : ¥ —_— ® VUilizens PmoKke Abatement very To Ty Try rere) heehee eens eee erag)): bh won wonder Mr &e ~ a . SANIZATION SPECIAL - an, Will work west of Grand bou- | * : ) i y ard. and the wmpn with Haroid 7 O . } i the men, with ther. Silk Scarfs f ) , ™ Bixby as chairman, will take is Bracelets R ’ a In a varied collection of smart styles and ma- ' R BOYS me eastern part of the city. kt i oie oe twat EY A SY ae 2a ft terials, most of them gorgeously fur trimmed, f Mrs. Eugene T. Senseney, Mrs. | he | 7 (First Flom (First Floo (15¢ Each) i/o yf every new and popular shade. ~ Se ’ ~~ % » te tor bovs or i” Wessel Shapleigl . Mss urs -eammens — ee an canes eee anecmmeeeea J . ‘ier i : Cc | -@pkins and Mrs. F. B. Eiseman — a 3 : e . : . « . g ’ ; 7 —_ . e . . rict ; : Ae Sonnenteids Coat Shoq il} BerTve as w We, oo Ase ~~ em ee RPS RSHRRERRE ERR RR EAS ye itted * * * » o . — : ga? .* ' Smpaign headquarters in the » « . . - . | as 2 . : Asie . J 5 i § os ‘4 lat 4% . . , : s7 ‘Jackie C : fo piete their plans Zach i ‘+ lai ackie Coogan ls : / tf 5 | O0p ‘. Omindte “I N15 ~AAirMman is to selec ite oe ' - Hat Febru Le bio _ . * © | é : © ‘ ; . anh ee ne hina e hs Oe * — Pee ee nea Of Unusually TM ROBBERS FOUND GUILTY " Rieurine of Tr iia Hats | sO——£ An Youthtel Appa she ae eat St. Louis Holdup Men Given rete = Prison Sentences. a ea aE, | Shown in Every New Spring Shade , kA taly y Suite with » . ee ee ee ee ee ee a eee the hae aeepee * . parr and a third entered a plea of f jot Suits with oO i 3 cas. Aa Nee eae : WiLL a small. head-hugging affair. wit th ae 79 "ace ge BI of Coty’ sis... c 1.50 eeunty Circuit ‘ourt vesterday 3 ; 3 "|, Se Brown pleaded guilty of | gl | Road Raa | a piquantly turned-up brim, suit your H ‘ ; as -** at nee * . [int William Schweitser of a! Ef | : ie eles mood, or do you want one of those smart, i Pinaud eos + 8&9¢ y ¢ . . i ¢€ ‘As oa to 316.7 er- ) war / Wh hike “ 16 : es Over ~— $5.00 ey Watch and $2.50 in moner in’ & 3 Vl} fi cloche effects? Whatever your preference, ears)... MBSt. Louls Dec + and Thomas hy \, / Fal : : ;, ' : : sts aw S Re SS | ie AV 4 Jez 3 | however, there is a Hat in this collection xtra-Size Suits ‘$3. 00 mMmey and Age ? ‘Opeiand were | e VAS oO a ' — t fill vou ed All head si : ears ) — ne gil i ¥ ; " - Biase * by y, : j . . } to jus Z1 4 your rieea. a nea S1Z€s. ,) 7) i : ] * A - in . Jergen poeple 3/¢c The KIKI The CHATTERBOX mH Of $9 a [=n wee Fi re -. ' Chambray y be $1. 00 t: i Sine “ bes agg pagent : | “yt Yj Crochet Viscas Y . , re sentenced ce oomyeing sist = q e ‘MY / vy 4 Silk and Straw Combinations | Pond’ tem : 19¢ I WO NX CW Slippers Pilz Of from t} ] Maiteatiory at Cheater Newest Felt Shapes ne nee a a oe ~ * @ eRe teen —_ ee Re cme . aren COI tet ta * . =. “ « 7 FF @& a: «£ © PC NE AN A ht a ti ln ; > FF fF = « ae = «= 7~ ew ee enemas - se ee we a ~ . La a * = ndreds of Other ational Values » Choose From ~ Ae ALO LORE A EE ee Re asta oo taken mul inter, —% : 4) ee J y 4 + * . . | | : shades and a! — Sizes. Shown in Pastel Parch- Shown in Patent, Paisley $ 4 x ay, 3 v % : ° > * ; rf 3 Ends oe ganas Poison. ) ae) | Belting Ribbon | Coty’s r 0 _— $9.83 . ogy “9 POTTY: haw’ : ; \¢t 4rs rid. : ~ 4 nnenfeld © ’ ) | : oom 4 2 . gt . | | “s$peak the tongue en a nee ote eee Le ce a ae Hand deC het Vi H : rong agfemei | . ee a ee anadmadde Urocnet V tsca Hats a mamts Join Farm Burean. | $10 Hat Shop-—Second Floor.) | alcurm ment, Cherry Patent trim- Kid trimmed and Stone oa? NI Ti The [ na rooth 36c every smart dauguter a J - > ** pa aste . Eve.” Shown in all sizes. Mixed a white powd: The Mi ci 17 ‘ Amnt. Parn ® : - ; © . * ~ ~ . eg ih “oa | : ee eee ae ee | Powder . med and Shell Gray, Gun- Kid, Cherry Patent trim- Y Hospital last ” at fr vat poi- 9 R n 3 | | ik ouge, . “aier and drank it before she | ! ' fag. ek ae ge ee en Y : cial featurin of all Sprin All Shades 89¢ Th Kiki Th ee | | GS Ate ee —in a special featuring of all new Spring : e 1K} e Chatterbox it cj metal Patent trimmed. med. Monas decid: mit b s tla Mem bership B% ' ha A : | (First Fioor (‘Sonnen'eld's footwear Ahop--First Floor) . . .* alka - a A ee ee ee ee ss ame | Joined The eseeesteeawtett . , sanmReeae® . eV spend one -- at 2] a? : ‘ bee ’ 4 tik ae «. i} ge ae FO © -, s a, oa > ate rae —,-< oy os none g “ . + _ z ne Leh ih ih tht hhh ete ee SARA SSD *#¢A DAS a . wm; as . . —- —<orrre yet. Ter) ‘ a ip lw _ RA ORAMAMAR 4 *8 Ciient: AA RA OR AA AA On +A OER AM OM OOM “

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__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FUMESKILLTWQ where tt tay Demde the Dany 5 Cr | Two School Girls Kille@ in Crash! roaagl oe a ied aaa ne wT =m: A GREAT STORE STORE NEWS ENDS HIS i Se og, | OF the Asvociated Fromm en gin. [freight train. Hl Abas > H AABE iS NA GREAT CITY Rely of Chicagoan Found | 2c comers Fe om Saturday—NSale of Men s Several Hours After ons | Bungalow Garages aturaay Woman ard Boy Die , Log s za ‘ - ee Li 7 2 YEARS th is 40 years of ag | | % .00 * ay 3 » e ‘ : Pich ‘ > was : veg! i Sa er { Sm From Fumigation Gas. spp © to the boiler 1 eee lin, ae | caus Carrying 4 > | hic ry. aor ree — a Be, Charges ok tn adentad ehiidren. He wi ig Bese eee thes" REMEMBER—No deed of trust ] ] e ule uk S o'4 4 A a 4 é a ae » " » 2 : F required when we build a Garage. “a A amc" 2 t : : | 3 ) : ‘ : > a ’ i et. : rs rs : . ’ ak: ‘S Fee ‘ | Propert y does not nee a ts be ciear. ie } ; Ti ’ A f : ‘) - * sins - : . i ’ n P a . = . é -— ‘ , a : ai ; > >, a " “ $ ; “ ; N Pa re 4 tape to our Finance Dept. . 3 | ~~ Bee 7 . * gs ss 33a8 oR (tmenth-etd baby were found Ronea’s moter, Mix alice Re. | |My Hl il fp, Cash Price List ff | With Two Pairs of Trousers PAGE 16_ | nae _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ : a __FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 192% > -—- ~ ~~ ~- nr rar 7 as 2 > =-y TY oe he | a ‘ ~ " : . a & wt 4 = one Taare “ae ° pn age Peder Blaaite. Sack CK Go ae eeeceeae edges eek: oy 8 ee et meee ee eee con, hn Aig ES. ; Lm ES Ate en te eon uae tae . = oe oss . BaF ya ; . Size 3 a. ae ee . Be Laan ; lt . @G@aac a+s . se . - . 4 — hotel on the North Side ae.7eeere, * 18x18 2-Car Size, $263 } z “x : :o : Pt “> a ee . . a ‘ 2 2 a 7 “A 7 * i re’ e “4 : = oer ; : 7 : w " ™ D5 cee! a? . oe om ‘ ? S * 1 . Death apparently wa: ae m eee = 10x18 1-Car Size, $165 |] | fumes from a tummies 7a ae TEST BATTLING NFI SON'S SANITY LS _ OEE eas | ? : Pi A — : Shortly afterward the b f John | (LIND WLLOU! ste : lley View—2-Car Garage Vanutactured and Bailt Only by 1 tich, manag ' 2 iS Special he Pos . Literat Sent on Request ; ed oo Cc. GARRETT CO .icn re fy -— > 4 4 233 C = Tite! iA i ‘ ‘ i : , | &t. Lonis’ Largest Manufacturer and Builder of Bungalo’y (Garages Ofice—6220 RIDGE AVE.—Mill Phone—CAbany 8625-1656 Ruilding on Display at G220 Ridge. Open Evenings and Sundays, 7 P. M. Bu S = y ew Bh pian Pond, tl ws x a yo ss Phas Age hep. , " my a a yy i RN aig RES HRY ROE AR EIS OH Be = P ™ ax ae 5. s * EN! Young Men! Now is thetime to select a pencil stripe 2 | blue Suit with two pairs of trousers for Spring, at a price : | that possesses a real saving. The fabric, the cut and the tailor- | ing make these Suits correct in every detail. Single and Double _ Sizes 34 to 46 for | Breasted Styles Men and Young Men . : | Boys’ Bobby Newton These Suits are suitable for business or dress wear—the ex- i = | tra pair of trousers doubles the life of the Suit. You may select Fast Color Wash Suits Guaranteed Not to 4} from two and three button as well as the double-breasted $1 59 | ° © ° | models. Sizes 34 to 46 stouts. No charge for alterations. On This Wonderful | Break inthe Oven; |. | Men’s New Topcoats, $16.00 A ee Pr r) | . e flapper models — of broadcloth, oe” fe | A Spring Topcoat is really a necessity, and it is economy to select o linen, pamona cloth and checked av," jj at this attractive price. Included are gabardines, fancy woolens and th suitings—all newest shades. Sizes 3 ae peat a 7 Site ; ; ee ries ‘ q Pe ae ve - ne ah w s sta PD. ne ab i . ey ‘ “Px ape oS INE I NORE ES gg ns gpg ny = ; pseelhesaaaiiall PO RUS MS AT FM Lig tiane eeteditice are on . ee 1 nile ape NR a , a rs mae eS ” 7 ‘ - Oe ne es oe ie nah etiie et popular Amdurable knit Coats in assorted shades. These are all-woo] fab- to 8 years. “ (Downstairs Store.) Tics. Sizes 34 to 44. . ‘+e ~— 7 ia «. eS apni ge tees ony ene ont . . er eee re ey nee ree fin owe Duh are . Pe Ar Pan sor! Magli eng een 8 Pe ap nese one « RYE A A ERT NER OF OTE AER NN A RNS et ee es a ae ‘ ~ Pre oo rH : turn “ P r — 4 an ere rd . +k SIT, SH Se ESR EEE Pag ; . ae 2 e sya One Rabe Ne EE Pee 74 loa = +4 m Sek RE My, ? ee ; rd 4 * Women’s and Misses’ Coats and _ — ae is New Arrivals Add Much to the r g to Clothing Flo Cake Plate Casserole Bread Pan roa 4 Selection in This Special Selling \ . » , / ; ¢ . sai ° s i . 4 ; * . 4 : / Just what you want! Guaranteed not val Glasbake Casserole and Nickel Plated OT DarRiInNg Lis J | : av: sol QZ > « § >. _ ~ ; a ” . j 4 1» h er *y"4.. — ~ _-o- ¥ 6 t r 7 ane » = } - aTy . Z — YY : = “ i tb break in oven. This is genuine base. 2 USUI, Yel rViceadic, arlici€e ka : ; i % e Fl . ’ ~ by > = 7c A | ke ~ -_ ls — : . > . ~ + 7 «> ’ 7? q J | ; ont - ~ - _ hin ; - iis Kane > aa ws | wha iJ a we Xi « a 3 " * 2 ? ** . ~ i- . : - ~.. ; . 4 3 Glasbake—heat-resisting. Cake Plate A” gaara : Genuine Giasbake. Sturdy—strong— | SN ter RS , ‘ | - ; ~ : . 7 : } “ y | 4 . : q ry ’ a om te oo ~ "Os ’ - jan in tg in ss ?.. ote °* 2 i 2 : —_— a . : y fa a FREE for 24 Labels or 20 Labels and heat-resisting. Guaranteed not t eee eee © ince 7+ ; : ; a r ‘~ 7 — j : =, 2 . ; 4 is I - : wer rz) ip eR j - +. ef ig, ‘ ’ = Bi ha a“ : ‘me : —--$-¥ ‘ Sg INCRE) ea iin, : Bae. Se YY : . “-— ) |) a nile : a . \ ‘ eo” fe Fe ae : {/ F ‘ } . ’ . % “se bd . » , - % od : . A ; bi ~ ad q pH / $ 2 j . _ > f 4 fy iP» % . > ee . a : 3 ee 7 = . = i? § 1 . § | ASE EINE NER I a ie 0c. r} 1 Se 3 for packing, postage break inoven. (Oblongshape.) FREE ; rand for 40 Labels or 24 Labels and 24c. b alco B ° in a Variety of ete , , . - é an Always tnclude I5c exira for packing, ’ eae sai Rae pee postage. ms Aiwevs «wnclude I5¢ extra for packing, _s Posiage. This offering repre: DEPARTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD ENG REERING merchandise at an unui the Pajamas are wellt o . if SS ee bcs . ; Ss ee & : | Good piousekeepinig” Ze SK | | Sie The Coats— The Suits— \ ad biel : ly trimmed. White, %, iTErS «ae ( ee 2 2 ge | 3 = Fashi “ot ee ee ’ 7 ae . Els novelty effects; all st i ( Bz =F —). : a aa ~~ ashioned of kasha, Well tailored of now- € (7) tune | VSEKEEPING NY” WO ZB = : | & & newest plaids and nov- elty tweeds in single A gical te Jacquard-Figured B elty tweeds, new suedes nd double breasted ~ | . oF Imported Broadcle i fine twills. All ar tyles—ideal for street, , | . +e Domestic Broadch lined and trimmed busine and spo | 4 7 Fine-Count F x1 ir—a wide selecti | | a Madras of new, sott shades | | 3 . ii e : ‘Mens Fu a? — — - - ~~ +3 " ~ en , tee — ne at ? . ~* -o ; ; . eee "=~ - - oo - ee ; \ | New om combinations. All are =e ee oc VN Fae ’ silk lined. Mi . al a*, rs - 4 4 2a ix Lined. s isses anc a as , i * , , ; 4 , . - o > women's sizes 14 to 40. ‘ Be f : : You can use this Glasbake Pie Plate! Pie Plate ) | AJUWRSC&LTS Stl.) 7 Sale Remember, it's heat-resisting. Get it : | 4 s- + n ‘ 4 . cd, 2-Ot. Glasbake Pudding Dish. Fram eh ~l-o ashtiianattitiediadiaadth lienentamsidiaien miiinedden mene oon nk ae LE IS TS OE rR EE FREE for 40 Labels or 24 Labelsand 24c. ; B / Pi f d cre ate e€ Bake and serve on-the-tabie—use same : 1, =) i. Pn) - ted ‘ ee : — ;, a — ® 9 ad : . - “ ~~ Aes ga. ~ 3 : isn 2 j tvie S t PPT) » id = . Abweys inctude 15c extra for pocking, Famous Giashaie Pie Plate with Nickel Prate tis premium FREE for 5 Girls’ New Wash Dresses 3 oClockS CLO Z ry poe. pos . Tame. riancsome — strong - ispensahils fare. inis premium REE fOr 34 2 fi = _— O the housex fe, y $ complete—G? Lahe be! c / if - ms ‘ ei RAs 26 care tor pecking. | a | 95 $9 95 $3 y, 2 8. a DOWNSTAIRS STORE A in Values of eu $ r ‘ : SEM DOD ALLOA NEE IE AS AI ESE ety oe Pret na ‘ Be eee pg ead fists ais - % ee CRON ee Athletic Union Suits, , - " i . ‘ back and reinforced MOST remarkable assortment of the sea- Women's Fur Trimmed Coats . | English broadcloth, ° ! son's newest and most popular wash fabrics $ $ : Brodie soiesette, | nade into dainty and attractive models every — 1 — | ette. Sizes 36 to 52. | girl will admire. | | VERY Winter Coat is offered : # d | There are printed patterns as well as stripes. duction in this 3 o’Clock Sale—of splendid wear 9] ee oppe 4| checks and plaids—in cotton charmeuse, silk- ing SEREICS One et ee cotenan tale tm eo ette, aspray, rayon and mohpac. Neatly trim- ———oeos | ee ee med—sizes 7 to 14. pos. age. tex i i : it Og SPCR x gla FIR Rem hore a roget goa ss ‘iia ae ee OLS ee Ty, iaeaeadaeokies ARNON RR OR ie. Speers ORR IF Re Pre (ate ae nee a Sa eae i BR Aeeniewd PP GE CIR Mong: mibhecirtiat ty wnstairs St i mn . PRP hy Nee pee ree oes a IR AID DEAE Ao ETAT iy SAN EIR, Bie BRD ec igniet THR oP eteocanticrannet NT aoe otk. cokers rc » eer | ,. a pt sie & hat aaa aaa he Girls’ Spring Coats! Juniors’ Spring CoatS#h sine oxtor 3 Clever New Styles For Every Occasion om. q | Of Tan Calfsk ag A a A sturdy Shoe m SUITABLE tor dress, practical (LEVER, new sports models, 2) (ear her ‘ harmonize with tie or sports wear—in plaids, mix- tailored and dressy styles, of & oF a - eral character and tures and solid coloss. Belted imported plaids, mixtures, twill aoe 4 a ; tinctiveness of styles, double-breasted effects and and velour. Have fur collars, em- et Poe = 4 Spring apparel for have shawl collars. All are broidery, belts and other trim- eee 4 it has wide, ively trimmed—sizes 7 to 10 ming features. Wanted Spring | ce 4 toes, beveled leat to Ie shades. Sizes 13 to 19. / He «els, stitched solem he ; ‘acge metal eyelets. wide range of other 3 Other juniors’ Coats priced : a c smart and service at $6.95 and $12.95. $12.95, $14.75 to $29.50. Ss Men's Shoes Jini a nee -Ownetairsa < ; “Dot's Vet Looie Uses” or ee - 9 Bnet LPR Aen i ae a OR, et tan LOA AIT. “ANB RCE REN A ce ge masta eitethneatmaen ine tneeieattinad dans iaeaiin ete ee et eo ah ene orth eer a sent, Apher ae een cil tit — en ee Dina SOE SUES See m1 a ; Bm Bae svi asaaiieenadahanemeinaia uae wor AEM - ee caret ry a a ee o, . . ° ee -_ oo - . - Ar “y BO ate vs me , "¥ MS ici oatlegoe — ee ee eee At gee = Sop sane —oomeregenintn 6 + - | A LITE AE CIR ELE IES NS or on aa 4 ve , Premier Distributing Co., eee ~ ee Tee mee CC Al NR tar pmnmRaeet Nae a Le me +e het air Sehr oe Pe eaten

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—.._ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 3927 _ GEN abet ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ie “PAGE 17, See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 16 GUEST OF HONOR > : | mene PARTS THEFT PUT poe $100,000 From Ford Plant. ee a ee no ne eee KANSAS CITY, Mo. Feb. 25.— An alleged plot to steal huge quan- tities of automobile parts from the - i Ford Motor Co. assembling plant : here has resuited in the arrest of 7 > eight men, several of them em- by | =a : ployes of thé concern. Police deciare the losses may run it. : ¥ os > i TRATES, ae ie wat tein . nf ~~ : ee $ ° ™ . ~ es - all . , rim > On, AE, ern setts BP aaa Rote Te Ps VMS ae as Aer sh Mig onthe ie ey eect oh viable R Pst ow ’ : ¢ Re; Brthog ® Led Fe rn aged . oy ve-ae ae ” x: . wr. ey . Sy AE at, ad a tds yee etek mph ry rats Cs, , meat bl BS: ro) i j ae £ : i* % ss =e is ; nae * e oy . ’ ptectermependiciihanlisit PIN , A : cud Bisa. 2 a a rh = , 4 7 . s : Lt a FL pate a Ae oe : 3 , 2 ‘ a - : =f See ae 48 s) ey ¥ ‘ 2 ‘3 . 3 » uM Sweores ; ~ ig Os ES Oe RM EET SR Miak Gs as SP it ‘ ; ; . ‘ seal a ty Cre . ° thay . 7 4 2 ee aes . . ; - i Rein pry é i 4 - is baa 9 ae ‘ " “ ae 2 . r & ae “ ~ y init Mainn Mie bi tee: di» drain Se bo er eh a pe Nos alias Sota “3 hat tal neat Fea sid on % eh i eda an . a oe pa +. a a “ 3 . ~ ge eee % aks Ln i é ak ih M4 ores a . - ns 4 willie ie Rat Se Bie, GRR NGS Sah a a Rls pT ? . ‘ 7 > dl hn ~ re “ve Fb” Ly oe vee 5 eits aie Wy Me bag Soa hI EER Bek Ss cod rE a PS > Fe Se” ED or Seer * WA Niag LA Bie ibe nee oe z ne ee ee Ps I 2 Pari gy 5. wa RE : b NE RR EE OOS trea ey: AotW piiag aden re] ——— ” i - res . par: "1 a 7 nt - n r - x ‘4 sb aie os a ’ Te Ae « . . wh se nm are seats os - i ‘x 4 4 x ce Bas , - a r tg > See Se a ae ne a ogee ? 4 inal . 5 Es ‘ eR CLS rm) i an Cae. Ce ae - r . Vas —- me pas N ve eats ba ese mie yt 5 ‘ ‘ es * ( ” n . : ' “¥ Lee Cree So taet Tate nX ee ; r ” fs a i Ngee § Pre, ee ee eT . ae ae ripe . en rte Me ; oe ort “As ip. Parsee eee rant: ~ achares are eseaeh tania 4 * nail 4 ; ‘nan Ey 4 : ’ , , . ; we gee aalie ; — were ’ ‘ i = . 4 te i : ae x? . se cel hh the ee a, Oe ens Nee cy ata bo — nN igh ede c® Camere” oor. rf is 2 il A 4) ps fe ¥ ait pst _ ; " ° ‘ f her * rx 7 ’ . . 7 ! + ENR Iie onal ah la i teria niente pPriPememnpanlten- ving. til c ‘ 2 - ie - = ae , x SOT nad ool . ‘5 PERO LIME arte he tay a ee: Re ate y 3 ; fey Nabe . eo = x “ : Nrediiie . mn bas ~ A al PE te « OG IA 6 OB tN ae « aN Aa as Ace RR fete 0 YN Loma - Sats : brie Sy eAmrree ~ ee ‘ on ve . ia accent ; ; = oJ Bs oie ity “i 5 OPiS Mil de a te M3 Sie _ Natal ‘a . : dred , ss ree a ie ee Pre! Ag ~ a ae y tad eal . * anak re bas ae ay bp ae po a ro - S i = ioe > Da! ; " etree «Sala webb ‘asliaa : : s — fees esi ls Py . 4 on . n : : - ; a ; ‘ px’ ‘ ta : rs . w , en ae - ¥ + K = rl 5 toy s fa “ 1 a ” Bs fey * = 4 ? x roe? Hg ae eT sas “ rm i sa PK J ms me u + : ” P " 3 I a chat lp onels crap te . ~ os rc ° apenas aan aan rt F ‘ my ‘ : Ds - ae Ah aes a Pp eae De er o wove 7 os - rs wx Y ' ee , ‘ $ ao Re reread triacetate - panes . crenahen : . > he Nalin in ° . . " A Ta ’ ase | ~ yA” Se A eee either “> ‘ oes " » a oe ce x i ~ N ais "> BF iy v Ltn, webs de Wag iach bh . aah ton Ps ei eh a x Cad oe we Wl NER I. Mt Be 6. chy a eat ; “tg PipSite . anodontia Benne oO esnmiey ae br 5 ARS taba eae P Nias % 5 ser : y Nilaie ea ¢ ve 7 . x : as ; btn Abe dead haenitnnesunebeher seein ¥ PAI a> * a » rie: oot On 90.0F gta mata pie as whe rear an ihen M roe betenga > “ ae. MEA ZA ’ re Peet 4 hl AD da serine Ma . 0 RSA Re lest ait Poe As fs aeaittrern NE AS ATE NORRIE NS SEE EL AON NE Nee POMEL 0 kate ep ti Sa ' * - a - >? . > © as * -~ 2 + by * id ae * te iaders* oom Photo b Srta@ums 9 : ° ¢ 7h : : Our Men S Store FHOMAS CRANE, YOUNG. They are the very opposite of experi- rental. One can take them with the aw : surance of complete safety. ST. LOUIS ARCHITECTS ~ s*secicess it" array from constipation and resultant bilious-" ness, sick headache and indigestion. ROM any viewpoint, Royston Suits are worthy of your confidence. Their smart style | Beecham’s Pills scientifically cleanse’ . ° é . : . , d cham’: $ sci ally clez is attained by our intensive study of Men’s fashions and the exact execution of our speci- 1} HONOR ] [ YOUNG the bowels of poisonous substances, , ' ; ' ' a 5 amnny wast ee thereby protecting you from the count- fications for their manufacture. Their high quality iS achieved by our insistence upon less ills which result from clogged in- woolens of the better grade and tailoring by the most skilled workmen. You are sure of a testines. , Beecham’s Pills are safe and sure— > ; ' ' : : d Buildi Jesigner to Be Satistactory choice from the extensive new assortments for Spring, now in our Store for Men. we ae sts ee sf , never habit forming. -For eale at drug suest at Dinner at Uni- stores, everywhere. 25¢ and §0c. versity Club. ; . ; , BEECHAM’S PILLS: Royston 2-Trouser Worsted Royston Plain Blue and Blue RS, QR, ; : A re Featured - --Beecham’'s gentle laxative pills. ea a SS - : 5 30bby Newton plor Wash Suits iar ; | : Suits in Conservative Styles Pencil-Striped 2-Trouser Suits ee ee ADVERTISEMENT _ | s 9 4 bid / ; : ° , , ° . ° ° ° Louis chapter of the American In- an . Yad ae Long-wearing worsted Suits in single- | Particularly interesting is the group of stitute of Architecta in recognition |} AUsceeeenee Mew a a — Wd itty wee As breasted, easy-fitting models for men of more ,; plain, unfinished worsted and smart blue of the large number and varied | Draws Large Crowds sls — of cinch 7 i! Us Se x conservative tastes. Plain gray serges, bank- | pencil-striped Suits, each with two pairs Ot SS ee oe An attendance breaking pre i cloth aaa thecked ; ‘Y Wa ee NE Tey ers, checks, black-and-gray stripes and fancy trousers. These Suits are tailored in single ome a ur aia ol ss Moe Firs wae scone re tig o al i. : ° ; ps si Ee. souls wentie nu nto- Nl newest shades. Sizes 3 : we gr ode blue stripe effects. Particularly desir- $38 _ and double breasted styles and are of $38 TL. B. Pendicton, preciaent of the | meitie: Cima ane aun ; : able for business wear. All sizes. ..... superior quality throughout New Union Market sstnsatasinashoentgunandtirataecbaruness-thrapentaoduaietinnanasemdieaE mes Samarmee-o-aet ane cena teagan ED eee TT ~~ ar sodiieen es ran ateatnad — ee ‘Downstairs Store.) , : ws —- chapter, will preside, and Willlam : i ; || The show draws te a close B. Ittner will be toastmaster. Guy ardet ‘Study will give a review of the ex- ae Crowds are alse visiting the tent of Young's work, and others who will talk wil] be Charles Nagel, Prufrock-Litton Furpiture Com Royston Topcoats in New Patterns, $30 Prot. F. We. alann of the Univer. | fanz; Fourth and St Chai Minnesota department : : , Semi-Annual Furnitere Sale ! ¢ | % a 4 ° ° ° e - architecture, Dy Arthur. ] Kost- ; i | In Royston Topcoats, we insist upon outstanding quality and smartness oi wick of the Public Library, Paul This sale is drawing to @ eloge | ees ee —~just a few days remain in ee —— e a ° Brown. editor of the Executives’ styles. In this new group you will find the popular Raglan style as well as eee. ‘catisie 5: the By on! SS ae a. | at 10° to 50% reductions! Set Special Elevator Direct — smart plain box models. The materials include popular black-and-white tweeds: Tomine te welt hehd of thn Suen of Eames & Young. in the Arcade|| urday is a good day to make to Clothing Floor smart plaids are featured. All sizes are available. of Eames & Young, in the Arcee (§ 2 ge 4 : Store—Fourth F loop, ey : sis uadio a ae cee age _ the late William S. Eames was his |partner. Meny St. Louis residences iwere designed ! the firm, includ- ADVERTISEMENT ing tnose OT ‘\, M Millan, Sir ~~ ae. War " m + eo ane mH . * ww w Se Ae ifm * 7 Se ” 4 . ¥ rue # ~ e or a ~ ” ‘ Pais “e ~ a a ebm pe ee i ee 71 ewe, POLO PE CEE I NA ay ERE AND TMS oO IE ITE Bina SONI Sapa ema | ’ P i yO Witthc: Nociirup | MeMutian: tte , : Sale of Men's ajamas Men’s Hose me ae Mekittrick Jones. George Le Aten AFTER PERIOD OF Valco Brand Is Offered | 95 | — Special at Scudder and Will ML ) ; in a Variety of Styles at 4. cB ke’ Dereon Capptes wees RELIEF FROM ITCHING - This offering represents a special purchase of new Soft ¥ +: 3 C Oe OP eed i side railroad tracks to eliminate we : g rep P P AR . ¢ c ae 7 * x . ~ _ : = » +X 7 ~-—s “te = « > great te te een a=. en te ~~ ee ly trimmed. White, solid colors, stripes or new lI / N\A 1S Al ig lisle mixture afford worth- | ite ond tuay with industry, Mas.1 eee novelty effects; all sizes. The materials include: | , if while savings at this special > siveness and practicality. with sim. | 22% irritation on my back, princ- price. They are in an ex- ple lines, characterize the struc- pally between the rs, and anal £ ea wod seaeMgases oe also on the back of my hands, ex- Jacquard-Figured Broadc/oth Round-Neck Style wa! oe gana sagas Aan patterns tures, which comprisec ‘he most tending to the shoulders. The skin rr . ang coior comDmations. Important group of commercia! " , - Imported Broadcloth V-Neck Style =, a Fite Sines ttatn Ween? ! cette e (en ee cot tee ne | ae Speman ae ae ee ee Domestic Broadcloth Slipover Middy mesige anangaee | niry wen der, but the ftchmg was intense. ; : erected Aiter a vigorous rubbing with a Fine-Count Percales Shawl Collar The Federa! penitentiaries 41. Turkish towel there would appear ’ Leavenworth, Kan. and Atlan'».| two spots, about an inch apart, ~~ Madras Roll Collar 5 , Pi. a a ~ : en Ss OY ston ats (7a.. were designed by Fames 4&4! which bled from the effects (Men's Furnishinge and Savare 18—Main Floecr.) ‘ Young. py appointment {fn 189% rubbing. ' : The architects departed from the! other In Newest Colors and Shapes— ordinary prison style and planned! Resinol —— eal + e gy -) “ 1 k ved A ng . / ore the stone an dateel in monumental! bac rece thorou Exclusive in Our Men S St ‘fashion, with main cell buildings With Resinol Soap and a very n~ S | f M U Suit | ) ee f a e O en S hion I S | 2 | *ho his! feet tong and towering 70 fe t mee 5 gat Ointment, ad va. “eu > 2 Si = sae dea ae Fe — a ohe thy = art EPS ERE MEL ORE LGR a PPR OE hs i tel a a hilt titled kt ek ake ns en sai Vex & ia . = 4.8 te RR ty eR give RA, fig a . * ua ee ‘ eet men Naitigntienatenin ~e aah ~ Re kr cee ES a OBIT ar i Sa Be a e We Nesey, OR ey earring, Dig i A , - Be isan SES Me. one wan p oor nity he 2 a “a mt era, “th eo os car enecentipne ae nny — aa ae ee ee ond testa Doadinadisiaibpesorenneetipease a a ae ~~ - - - eat ee es, * tie Seliiqpeentietnemnsiy rasta an | prisons at present prices would be) bly until about two or three in the 'about $18,000,000. ‘morning, when I received another ee In 1904 the firm won a competi | application. A third u ffers Opportunity for a Nets. Book cura ld be h to fe ] ESAS Dae Lee Tie e _ wou enough e me fee a EP, tee Meee Ss.” 2): PS 2h ot ¢ a . . cust house. As members 2 . ] lanks : : a eee i! bas that is desirable in style, and afford outstanding hoard of architects of the World's the above treatment, the trouble is ’ ) new entirely healed.” (Signed) John Values of exceptional importance to men and young men are offered in this sale. Me ores hye quality at their established price of $5. Silver, Fair here that year, they designed! 71 we sasthews 1 Cevstal Pinan Athletic Union Suits, well-tailored and comfortable-fitting, with ribbed insert in BS ribs ee OS talk a} / pearl, zinc, ivory and leather are some of the new the Education Building. Previous- . pe © Ne . back and reinforced necks and vokes. - Roun V-neck stvle. The materials are: . ea, 4 r be welt edge Cemgne e Fine Arts 1 ound or V-neck style. e S R = ) tf colors. Raw, bound, or ge. ca ithie Gea Wiis thnks Micoauanel ADVERTISEMENT ‘ = , rimmed Coats | : eal | i # English broadcloth, rayon-striped madras, satin-plaid nainsook, fine pajama cloth, aS cei ont Hi! 6 Royston Caps for men are priced at $2 | i 3898. “Thee. Gon a cocspetiiie — } om | i | Brodie soiesette, shadow-striped cotton sateen, assorted fancy madras and soies- NTH y (Men's Hats—Main Floor.) or the Galveston, Tex., public 1 * IB & 5 Me ctte vs OW | Deal NETV- ee i ry eta ee canteen Pee ean tal nae rig « if ies Ey Aan mt te aS Rie aoa.» Nihil 4 seb ag AAS ly alia rerio tee ~~ eA Mere: - “~~ we ~ ? r =e WM ayy Atle @ ey te ~ « e » » BE Be : bi ‘ oe ay " PANO tite. Wdiititaiasis.. wins n, aribasiaiapitiie:. . Tampa-Made Cigars $6) 95 ‘ : a in | baie ttn 1 the mare ; z nilernationai it ¢ VN rigtit ta? of © yleee Gaye anc sleepless nig - : 25 “Y= Vf Areade) Frisco Victoria, Third %« bem janes when T felt hopeless and ’ . Selz Blimp RB f 3-button., moet iIntetiae cCievinfiorts ‘My «ute ox of $ ef AKIUM brought me complete esas and. 95 | | i? ale Of Tan Calfskin 8 for 20c buff, silver, powder, tan or also double-breasted i NOey ail age ashington Hoteb and.th~| ong, sues spueleaeg peeal an tt eoume A very special purchase makes pos-’ (er weak ewe may ering + etler than | the herror ] ] at +S 5 ation: Poa v3 inne . clip et whet; © eretiie:] arrest unhera Very Specia } ty : 7. ce toate? a cs . gre rj , & ine My siimenie (trequettiy *eterd me ; ‘eater The new Si, tz 267 ey sity | buildings, Ely « alker ‘™ | 00 New novelty Sweatel » oO! . ae ’ O d é ] G f fe ao ‘ Ti. Sond ee Af «. who has gofte through #9°h tortures can S ° QO f d pure worsted yarns in popular single-breaste 00 sible this extraordinarily _ price. “The herringbones and fancy PLATS F i Lone noe ‘couiim elimina alee ale ———e Cigars are made by a well-known menu- mixtures. All sizes from 1f 4 ls Cass Gilbert med arehitect, | ee a Rerieeres pins facturer in Tampa, Florida. They are biunt size with 4%2-inch full Havana filler. Every Katnips Play , . = . ’ (pre : , . ‘ ’ A sturdy Shoe made to Cigar is new and fresh. } , Youths’ Royston-Hi Betas oe. wali? ormnétimen picterdhaun,s ann ie . a ae harmonize with the gen- , : , ! Balls $1.00 —_ . ihe soe rae it 2 metimes quiet erioun, but{ rae) esercier, helsing to fears eral character. and dis- Will - o- the - Wisp. Italian Briar Pipes, | ii Spring Topcoats, Da) ere: atway tal and interesting. T1 ieeie Gk aaa a ergs ti . : handmade Manila Ci- made sweet by a spe- ce p eae ‘ c 94 si at Ae — __nlacenls renpianne atten: nctiveness of new cars, with long fillers, cial oil treatment, of- This 19 a new toy for children These are shown in me NG TE si taille . | feet = truly st&rtling improvenent ip ‘Spring appare] for men. all fresh stock: are fered in six different and their dogs. It is made in the patterns and colors to el # ee ee ee cl! each das with alum- shape of a cat’s head, of strong. harmonize with th® new ATV a} Aeon apt * = —- ma NOTE: be Aaenciated Radium Chendsiel It he ; ; ‘ally priced at, box styles, all as ow - specially pricec at, -trindetetetdlieg : | ) wide, — box , ' inum thick rubber. It meows mourn- euits. They are tailor- ‘a its es ew York. Which seupplice dren , toes. beveled leat her ° $3 00 tube l. Waa £racualed | m ign ee! " gisele wit) ARIUM, guerati-ves sucoese!.7 . ! P Floor.) fitting English box-back ' 4 sty is ; ‘ ‘ * freon Rall-Bearing M[oller skates, models 22 to 36 ‘ ¢ i Universit St. Laie; 1 i ivergify fadinm ter 1 te poeperation ARiit 31 to 36. Cigar Shop—Malir ‘Mer . ; aa4 a* " 4 — ; | ; ra? nmnrs'tiorn gn? et war ftery ~? Ty text *

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id SHIN web age : PPM AP ay PE ws pea al abot tisding Le i ABER SII etlonm 9 ok is ee Sage i he eT hom tes o> site. Won es ‘ LS, ae ert . Page fe q ah ee ME PE PNP rts Stet J ving & : ej i + 4 i a 7 £ ; y : - Bo ce t; = ee 2 t = : - - € . s ° mud, j 3 SF ee Ne Sep a NR RARE (te TR BIE oe HES ae z We Me ace eebe " Witty tt a ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ Unfrocked Minister Sent to By the Associated Press. GRAND HAVEN, Mich., were! 25. —~Robert Alan Browne, un minister, who Was opts in got troit under the name of Donald Stewart, pleaded guilty of forgery dq in Cireuft Court and was sentence: to from five to 19 vears tn the pen- tentiars Judge ©. S&S. Cross rec- . | ; . eo TTT ndaeqg : it.vyear term. TT ADVERTISEMENT Automobile Show Draws Large Crowds An ettendance breaking vious records 3s Visitin St. Stockyards S.. as tat LrOOD Fe er pre- OKA epee Louis’ wentieth Annual Auto- mobile Show this week at the Cnion Marké Building aqraws to a ¢iose ADVERTISEMENT | Sore Throat? Don’t Gargle Here’s Quicker and “samen Relief Whey su in, soreness or dis- eomfort whi aiting for siow-act ing gargies te give relief? Here sa physician's prescription Thoxike that is guaranteed to give relief in 15 minutes, One swallow taken internally goes direct to the eause. and kills the germs. No . 4 — : 7 chloroform. ifton or other harmfui drugs. Safe and p teasant for ch ‘7 —— " + ‘ ‘Tho \lwavs ask for xine and $1.00, ‘ — back guarantee > droggiste, nein ‘AUTO. FATALITY ADMITS HE HAD BEEN DRINKING George Gehrung = Gives Details of Striking Mrs. Frieda Eis geome in 1925. Keep Young! Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body full of youth and health may be yours if you will keep your system in order. Drink lots of water and D (nh OIL |} CAPSULES | For 200 years a world famous diuretie Stiriulant. Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles are the enemies of bfe and looks. All druggists, three sizea. kesk for the name Geld Medal on every box and accept no imitation - . On Borrow Here! We will gladly lend you any Head of Defunct Bank Dies. amount you may need, from the pee oa Press $25 to $1000; WITHOUT T JOSE PH. _— ENDORSERS OR SIGNERS. ai When you need money see us! L.. No calls on your friends or employers—no embarrassment to you--NO DELAY, money same day. Lowest possibie rates and quickest service. Auto Loans—Furniture Loans —Loeoans on property! Open evenings for your convenience. YAHLEM FINANCE CORP. 1035 N. GRAND pit eer " Be ee 2 Ve Bs ee Cee tr ete eb td oe CAR ges ahs be ili. ¥ : ve r| a . oe Pa ts mtr? dip Sete ptim . oer ~Z 4 bi ea Rona ton Y . P . ? Se IN ay Sane epee F ‘ POLE PLIERS. TEE A LS VER IIe > es 4 i ° “it Hae, Pa Rte re mt ot 7 5 9 Ss Bi OP ade a te mA y ae “ ‘ Z ’ . y ENS A 9 SE A Be ia Le REE aon PN OR ots D Sette” OF Pg epee . te OR Sgt aid 6 ile 2th conan gnetve gts . mas : % eee ts arias egies abst ~ LM ADEA ye ROTO! “ 2 eX i ag : 2 yON . ' x ¥ - . t* eure - Ce ES \S es CFR tnd : - eee. EY ee rNBenn a aed re i yay nye Lee ie i APs : : - ; ~ aed - ”s nnsten ik "44 9! ) ! eG PSAINT OUIs pT Bane anv aay ae ey —_—— « fr \ The Barometer Some men have achieved success without laying the foundation through careful and methodical saving - - but these men are the rare exceptions. Ouccessful men will tell you that usually prosperity comes only to men who are able and willing to save - - not next year * » not next week - - but now. $1.00 Will Start Your q : Ce oy SAVINGS ACCOUNT C ) 3°o Compound Interest Yee ———— Dae ma ae my aay Savings Department Oden Saturdays Until 7 P. M. OR LLL LCE: EEL ALLL. ECE eB ._- we a Td — ane * 7 **s oy wl wd We Oldest bank in Missowri - - Has withstood every ial crisis since 1847, including the Civil War RESOURCES OVER $25.000.000 oe te * * : fs ee - — ow ee ee Wr AT ATT AT Wer That Predicts Success — ae ere oe TAT TAY ATM ATA AT AT AT AT AT OAT. THE BOATMEN’S NATIONAL BANK Northeast Corner + Broadway & Olive Ses. a Ar wy, a wena peRESe DN. ] Q5 Regular 4 matenals. Stunning p r ? we. A 4 ‘as ee pouch s « ~ amd crepe chiffon. leather-under-arm stvies in the smart NA ; $f ** ,. _— _— os —-_- | ad + 7 a ~~ i © Atl ad ae a > ae i * SS a iid and - 2.8 le Soe. SB . , SS ee S KT INF’ S—Main Filoc- FUR CHOKERS Sables! Foxes! Baum Martens: Final Day of the Shoe Clearance! 1600 PAIRS! 3 UNUSUAL GROUPS! 485 $585 $785 —_—_ - * ¥ ha \ot CverVvy occasion. __FRIDAY __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 192¢_~— Ss. Pat. Off.) ‘ Listerine Tooth Paste... . 16c a Large Can Body Powder W ith Puff. “ 2 . usciomer Irresistible Values for the Careful Shopper ' 1400 Fine PD I COSTUME SLIPS yf S —— ae S M4 / N G CO : Newest Details! - IN SMART TWILLS, SILKS TWEEDS, NOVELTIES i eh te ee Wa iit v¥ Walts ~~... r’ wen si ¥ adap tactic ms 1rom ~ “try selecti rn FINER SPREN G COATS Sale of 700 Pieces Ne SILK LINGERIE = Teddies! Step-Ins! = $38 The Young Miss Will Adore These hicNew Suits Remarkable Values! Purchase Kline’s Most Famous Dress Price! Kline’s $18 Dress Sales Are Known for Their Sensational Values 18 4 mie LOU C .¢ ancCwe the rears ar E , aivles assemble for this occasion. An on the threshol Oo: Opring we s€ z: events A real chanc lec our new Dresses at sudstantial savings. : I the very iatest stvles See the Individualized Dress Groups At $25 $35 $39.7 2 . ~ ~urth | an -: ~ tq que aud overseam stylen autiful wiser cull done in contrasting An Exceptional Offering! Very Special! 13tTh diun Bandeaux of All Kinds—Special, 3 fo $1 Satin and Elastic Girdles. ...... a b. 4 ° — - om | : s > . . ~ ‘- ms Others $16.75 to $49.75 2 2 | sd email wom Ewery * re oT sett af? re Zi at Crepe il shad Junior iPM Frocks a edna _ eee Die in Mexican Train Wreck. | agaociated Press co CITY, Feo pec rs are reported a 5.—~Sewy ave been Killed and many injured a Tam pico- Monterrey passen- f oat was derailed yesterday) een (Chacon sand Gonzalez French Kid Gloves | Made Possible “4 3 slits. $ 195 95. We have never offered so cacepll . go mewe: of real kid of a idery. The newest shades for Spring. ae , | neh ling re sewood, stone, tan and others. | KLINE’ S—Main Floor. | e oon i) : E Ringo-Belt Corsette™” others--write for free booklet < Sick.” Chamberiain ee practice Dev Devoted Exciuasively the WON-SURGICAL Treatment of © &e & we @ oe ears in St. g70 “tar Rids.. 12th & Olive, St. Laat SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES T. LOUIS UNIVERSITY ontal Clinic | 9556 Caroline St.— (Near Grand) Hours: 9 A. M. te 4 P. M. Daily Proved safe by millions Neuritis ~ Colds Neuralgia Pain | DOES NOT pursuanee of Seetiot | of Missouri, 191953 Bonen hereby submit the B : of St Lous, eontall 0 be held Tuesday, the pr ‘posed ar i.Oris iiffices te of Alde \.derm 4 /erme® 4 derme A derm A de f Aldera Alderm A cet ‘ne Board of Aidert he oard of Alder the Board of Aie f-the Board of Aldet if th® Board of Alde of the Board ef Al derma Members of the Beard ef Propesed amendments te “ Ordinance So ee a * iN WITNESS WHEREE ers of Election Com missi . have caused this netic b the office affixed at off of February, 1927 (;EORGE | HARRY ¢. WM. F. FARE JAMES ¥

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a vsiaiciia 2 = —..PRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25. 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | } Tc stce Sveti Wreck, | am : a SE Se j shaemalaaan ‘SMALLER NAVAL AMMUNITION BEPQIN Des ee oe tie - yb », 20.~—Bev- eZ a 2 : ; : =" Pag bd Ke ' ens is Ts a pos eiead *- DEPOTS T0 PREVENT EXPLOSIONS | > FDC :: ; a ake, Fi 2. ; " f° i. r ’ : : “y + ; - oods Specials! a can killed and many injure 4 Storage House Capacity Will Be | Fie ts: hare ee Oe Wy ! yy WO] are f tvs . o: 2g yen a Tampico- Monterrey passen- |‘ Reduced From 1, 000,000 to | 3 le Dag Fag “3 Zz ee = ~~ wee AL. Kotees ws * g ig r aes es : bth Paste train was derailed yesterday | 143,000 Pounds. Vanishing Cream. ~~ sae b. ) een Chacon and Gonzalez. By the Associated Press, | } a HELPS THOSE. WHO HELP’: THEMSELVES| ooth Paste... . 16c . | WASHINGTON, Feb, 25.—Dis- | J ° Powder With Puff... . 39, . f 9 | of | covery of a way to prevent explo- | KAY KLINE’S—Main Floos & on t | Sions, such ‘as that which wrecked | J : en ton ee — | | o , the ammunition depot at Lake | @ cn ee ee > A 1 Denmark, N. J., is claimed by the | § — a | j ots '&§ navy. Fj we ‘ : , “ by reducing the size of storage 42. ‘ , ' ine Quality ( Ou oh | houses to a capacity of only 143,- ¥ TU . 000 pounds, building them of rein- . SLIPS : ee For -@ forced concrete and partly sub- BA years, Mothers have relied on merging them. ans lacine the berlain’s Cough Remedy. It re- Bens and placing m Silks "9 age op ge a | 500 yp reer otha. Seba sR in one | PA ) } — . “s sll . , . bh. Ask your druggist to-day wouls ye rendered ineffective as | | S d SRY : Details! . i teshianite rey Ri booklet | lar as neighboring storage houses | b4 . n rm e€ ~ un ay s \\ “FP ou re = 2 ‘ j J | HB aCare of the Sick.” Chamberlain = are concerned, navy experts ate d Post a Dispatch 14.- WTR sy fe Next week the new Jedicine Co., 603 Park, Des Moines. = lieve. 4 pt’ | Rear-Admiral Gregorv, chief of F&F . aT | : NS) ” ; 95 4 1 ft Cetrnereice | the, Bureau of Yards and Docks. | AWN Page rologravure Le Cordiall Invited . £te 5 y wa nie ty {| IPRAMBERLA LAINS Henmack explosions snowed tnai FARM section you will tind « 4a y RM Oflien B tildi ms ssecne Lil IE CromenseMad icc Siuieh tunis |e] six pages devoted en- -ahe ie abil Ni Of fice Building at ie Sastton: Chee Dewidgieee, = OSENS THE.COUGH FIVE PERSONS IN AUTO HURT ‘ tirely to Piggly Wig- 3 | “Ponta & Chouteau ned with laces = | avenues will be torm- med with laces | a, 2 | | ““d; B TOps ’ a * Seeks A), IRAE Re LEWIN ML Be cor nen oy susmicere mn LQ ly’s new home. = The Big Piggly WigglyFood —: ” | NO Sas ies reget |r” signa ost ays a Nally opened to the Alte Hinks . — ’ | = © ne: ug oat * ges ar ~ | j wu a y y, i: % i ZARyFOR TEA) sory pt the opera- — Wes diven FREE to cvery housewite who at. A? yt GU CE Hey ike eae 3 | | 1 tions of this great St. ~ pee. Wiggly will have es- 0 ay | Louis Food Distrib- Wis LTR pecially attractive uting Organization, BAY Admission y/o offers all next week. which will be an in- Se). peo Celebrate with us— teresting revelation PSS ee ug SMES lay in a supply of ot the ettorts made to So eT ae Groceries next week secure the choicest _ PE REE ERE and increase your tood of the world. eT Kr savings account. Ripe poe ON eed 5 « St Ae . ee yap B eo & OI oy w ed iF: 3 ~ oe Sete eee mo. ‘ ain . in rT - ** _ — ome we & ‘se **> % we & * eal ~ ~ ” ee ee ye ew om os te “es nme =—ee— fe » o* ie gaa - qe ’ ie: Di diat.ctsteiielientnei, 4h, alien ' be i AR-CURED, HICKORY- ; RA NA NA & FIRM, RIPE FRUIT—BEST ON PER 7¢ > SMOKED, HALE OR ' ; \ eR T POUND : 7 : Accept only ‘“‘Bayer’’ package \4 MARAE! eke WHOLE SIDES, PER LB. as =: aac SWEET, JUICY oR - which contains proven directions. . O RA Al GES eh cede DOZEN 29c Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets ~Po~ ad iis 2 es: Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. Ki USH ROOMS FRESH —RECEIVED Pht 40c * PIGGLY WIGGLY PURE rin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid DAIL) : Me 7 POUND PAT] Mi CARROTS FRESH, LARGE BUNCHES 3 FOR 10c aaa ) it FRESH, YOUNG. TENDER, PER gS : 25 Wty | NOTICE TO VOTERS . SS | SPINACH Jie Se } tr ‘a ) EXTRA FANCY WINESAP, PER Q = = = @ mm PER LB Sec . a Jug i arene APPLES ‘ JIM HILL BRAND POUND Cc | c emande + : : ek eae Cy ee a ae , | ae In pursuane Sections 4998 and 4999 of the Revised $h3gR APPLES ROMAN BEAUTY-—-GOOD BAKERS 6°" 25 ly sells “oe hd | pursuance of Section : fee ge Me = a VERY LOW PRICE Cc PER LB. 28c J “ i . : yi PS “f an 22 : ] ‘ ‘ > > ‘ . J a(t! : eo ve - 4: a as ‘ @ -. . _ Of pink bro tute gy ( Rptapeatige 2 Milutes of Missouri 1Q the Board of lect hevegerandllle Ss: uC ICEBERG, WELI BLEACHED AND CRIS! 10 sucing support. ; Brers hereby submit the notice filed by the (City Register 0! “¢ se: LETT E ENTRA LARGE HEADS Cc web gores in 1 City of St. Louis. containing the offices to be filled at the cae BEETS FRESH, LARGE BUNCHES EACH Sc j AMB — or BREAST PER. LB. 20c we Sagem Teall - oy * wl eS Pot Nagpal A er Ml aay Exceptional Offering! o-Belt Corsette FO RS PNR REE te MAI ANE ” . 7 ng Ne tll i | ° ~ r ete ae ARO enpatinn Naomtitie tagpae bee “we o. anions _— , —_ ane _ — ad faite . — on ae . - . os ee oe on s ~ > re Ns si 7 es a iow Geer ‘“ . . a 4 . - ~ - me 6 « ~ aire ER - — rT - os > ~~ £ ~~ * 7 * roy +) on > Me . ~ ~— ‘ " . me ‘ "3 - é of RAT ITN BT RAE OT ct BEES nile aie de SE Oe UR I le RCs tanith SR hte oe, PRS eS Pr rner ; : x So oy Sar Wis Tae cle eae nee. Cee an. ck ee peed Ae nee Srey’ po vagpt og “gs Ate tr tae > names ott 97 a: £8 ~~ Ss ee ~ fe ‘ Cus ata o ae OS ee, ees ge. Late, oe te sh ee FOG whee we . pA the saiaries oO} “ LP a. ee eee aries OT CABBAGE 9 ny abhi i eet Rete ‘ Sal ps ee ee 2p hag ‘ 5 i cae Sele eee oak ee ee Pe es oc ee pony 2 " re — rantings oe ° Sih Ie: een “ a . wee, “ - or fringed. the Board of Aidermen, Tenth Ward UYU EXCELLENT COOKERS S—Main Floor | , a ie ;, . ; my oO : ft the Board of Aldermen, ‘Tw elfth Ward... 800.00 | Fi a2 — | - the Board of Aldermen. Fourteenth Ward aes I . tit? the Board of Aldermen, Sixteenth Ward SUV, - - tof the Board of Aldermen, Eighteenth Ward.... 1,500.00 "8 | Fu NEW LOW PRICE ‘the Board of Aldermen, Twentieth Ward............ 1,800.00) Bf : VABRENTINE BRAND C ae | of the Board of Aldermen, Twenty-secoud Ward PULA OLE “a No. 2 SIZE ALASKA es S: PEACHES» Oe SARS ince of the de Ty enty fourth Ward. 1, S00.00 ‘> >." SMALI,. TENDER. TARTY G4 _ LAR Coa he oo \ Board of Aldermen, SOO .00 as of th® Board of Aldermen, ‘Twenty-sixth Ward t Members of the Board of Education of St. Louis...No compensation | ig : ngs ST ret at ol PARE ON ge _ WF yale ARE Eee, IR. ORR Ra Ret 127 RIS 18) Fen NOH ny reer rade aie ai tee reali atc gr a = - * hat ‘ ; —— a * Br Dating joerg nn o* aan Y b * i “ te i. “ ke, Adan Oe OS eae Ts ae ae Maye os ~ Pe heen * vu ? . . ee fe A co _- . , an wane cata aid daaidie salah ehcatttag tee inee: tisamni: etiam tindaiiniaian —_—— at deinen. o> sty saprte Seer enn ne ee, ee ee eS eee a a ee a woe “ fo" bie he oe ee ae Se ~ a es we feet oie y » ber of the Board of Aldermen, Twenty eigith Ward........ 1. S00.00 ie ae . + oa ill 7 m, % ©. ite ah & aS “8 proposed amendments to the Charter of the City of SF Louis é (7 ded by Ordinanee No. 35568, approved November 24, 1926, . ) 4 VALENTINE | Resnectfully, y : — a; CO FFEE BRAND J. H. GROSSE, Register.” AA\\ iy =e BS. HAWAIIAN , - . 5 ° sae y . + ~ i - ' IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the undersigned, Oa (eae age o\ |B —— SALE SQUAT CANS, 6 BIG THICK 'd of Election Commissioners for the City of St. Louis, Mis i uiGH 4 GRA of a y AT es xe aA Ge KOR 00 have caused this notice to be signed and the official seal : Roaster “k My hee s Lan To. coeToOMes co: eae aae be ‘geet sen the office affixed at office in St. Louis, Missouri, this 2oth °F yy y of sued 1927. _ Ly ‘ HARRY CW FLLAON. Member. Board . 1 a ti d haga a ~ e Throw h the Turnstile ae me an \\ M. I . | AHEY, Member, ) Election | 8 Self ~Service Zs a JAMES Y. PLAYER, Member and Secretary. Commissioners. ; | oF (fs? . ¥ ¢ : e; “AL, PALtes! “* ’ mE: z. @¥ AYE I} Secretary

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ST LOUIS PAST NICOATCH PAGE 20_ ST LOU'S POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1927 Me AA eee) (columbia Supply Co.'150,00000 Stu: ecsaemreer A Jaccard Super _ Value Free = Bay Rum Imported ton of sleeer! c ity by outlll ufil- Blast Follows Anonymous Demands Shipment just ceceivea, - , ) ; | i c plants totaled 73,398,-15 9 $1.29 Wearwell Hair Brus sees z iu > bs ’ ie powe E for Money: Two Other Men vane 10c Ladies Toilet Pumice. : | | }¢ Rt ta , te.) kilowatt hours last year,je Threatened $1.00 Pyrrhocide Tooth Powder...-- , . | 0 LS By the Associated Press S130. Si Rice apnng MS a oo: puke i v4 \ | = “ehiiy? d Baincrease of 11.4 per cent overt) | "a i yringe or Water a 4 es “2 & teological Survey “Y NEW YORK, Feb. 26.—Threats| Broadway and Franklin Av. Cocoanut O!l Shampoo -1 Free iGo stac cat = ad : ES aes ee : 5. the Geological Survey reportage a big ‘*T imi sii Kotex “limit 2 packages” 1 Free|{ eoLUMBIA SUPPL 7 . . 3 fee fa ; Ie =a that the home of John Palmien,|Sale Saturday Only ‘‘Limited’’ | ie Kotex em ae inate | | ti ot (DVERTISEMENT TT. WE =) former City Court Judge, would be/ FREE S\LE—Buy One—Get one FREE}: Almond Cream, Keiffer’s .--.- | | ne? mv a a —. é “+2 blown up unless he paid $60,000 45e Olivilo. Shaving Cream i . . a ee ZEEE | >» were followed early today by the| Free 50c Real Bourbon Flavor #55, 257"Ssc Perotias, OEP... ... tye g a * Rha Cue | ) explosion of a bomb in front of And others. avon-alcoholic, 50c.... Free | 75c Sage ‘Sulphur fi ir Tonic ...- dint," ht a ; y N Sb “ ge i A> = ep v S 2” i rhe Only Remedy That’s Box Writing Paper 2, ate “| | (am \ te ASHII rk ba 3 Any Good. : : Se Germicide Soap, 1% : Witch Hazel Dickinson's Best. : se TTS ere TET ‘ —I—1 ik iF | #4 O'Leary, °97 North Division iiscatine Thoth Paste 1 } FT TTS A A SALE NOW r mr SWING ag iy a :. Buffalo, for 14 rth Division Walrutta Hair Stain 4 Po comes 4 AND CONTINUES DAILY— 3 LW aFs ioe. 9 war of the Second ward, wants to | 4 ew Peete a eee wathe good word along. ee | STORE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. etek rate at se LL M@fake it from me,’’ says Mr. : weary, ‘‘ When vou suffer torment 5Q¢ Cleansing Cream Keiffer’s K “ee . i piles for many years as | did, tr Athletic tried al} kinds of remedies with- Special Single Price— ere MEN S NAINSOOK UNION Si 7S Style . 396-3 | ORS 1] a be shee: you'll be glad to —All Items in This Column Single Price— “Se, 50c O'Neill's or N.R. Tablets, 15¢, 33¢ de mei Ped ot fe een 35¢c Pond’s Vanishing Cream 2 for 44 . tis any good. dis 5 Wernets or Corega Powder, 20¢ 40¢ , 200 Grave 's Bromo Quinine, 17¢. 5 for 5Oc ‘Peterson ‘s Ointment rid me of $1.00 Hyne user Rane “ae ie 80 quickly that | was astom-i] j ra i . Ge. 2F.20 Caldwell Sreup, Feniin. Se. 78° : VALUES UP TO 25. THINK! CHOICE MOMEEG.(. 1 felt somewhat peeved, how: Ife 25c. $1.00 Feenaminta 10e. 17¢, BL a ver, to think that I had suffered so $ : , years before knowing what a XX Coffee, Keliffer’s, Ib.. af ,—A neatly dressed man robbed Se Coloniai Big Manila. pe al rr¥ c tae Clippers. —— » B86 Smartly tailored Suits, single and double brensted; and some of : + 39e¢, She AN (the newest all wool Topconats and Overcoats in so large a variety och: oful remedy Petersen 4 Oint- } } | 25 Established at ‘( : ards Mail Inquiries | the First American Bank and Trust ]35e Raby Cough Syrup "2 Bromo Seltzer c. Se, ‘ | 1829 Neyer bong of $4100 in currency and es- 10¢ Aspirin Tablets S-cr doz. .. . 2c Schoenfeld Tea ..2 far Se aes that any man’s taste. no matter how discriminating, will surely . 9 ‘9 Let me thank von from the. | \O-, Ae, . : h H i be sntisfied. On sale Saturday and Monday. Choice—Suit, Over- Soa € : t Vv heart ’? . Joh | » 55c Vanilla | Wito aze | 7 of my heart. ohn caped. Thomas L. Doescher, the|} Beeswax 1 Hinkle Pills | ae. font or Topeent. On ottom i teller, was alone in the bank when 10c, 1 Free |_250, 1 Free le Ext., 1 Free 45c, 1 Free am PENS $27. 50 TO $35 SUITS, $13.95 3 re eee live druggist’ will Gl you the man entered and held him up. J , Ointment—a bi MEN’S SUIT VALUES UP TO $40, $16.95 ee, ecments. Use it for Ol TIT erty >’ ; BS for 35 cents. Use it fons oT TTTTITIDITILIELI Ltt seucusennenas oa | se | 7a MEN’S $45 BLUE SERGE ~ $19, 90 oy res, “iccisea, chafing asd all aa SSSSSSSSCESSESSRESHSEESEESESEEEEERGeSSEEEeeeaaeae ins, Sale of Princess Slips, $2.95 , \e je. 4 MEN'S $35 TOPGOATS. _. $16, 95 -? beagses—there is nothing better. sia Charges Payable in April ae = Dainty lace-trimmed or tailored styles, of crepe : ot a A full month's wear before you see the bill or, } de chine or radium, shadowproof. Pastel shades on Pe 4 > MEN'S DRE S p H Strtean e : 5 yle if you prefer, pay out of income on an IBP ac- see a or white. . in REA S A TS Values te LOANS! ,». count. Main Floor—Broadway. oJ. Lous Largest Womens odbecialty hap ! } | ; “4 7 ie Boys’ $5 Suits, sale price $2.49] Men's $9 Corduroy ‘ean wage 5 WITHOUT r ~~ MISSES’ DAY AT THE MISSES’ STORE ~~ is 515 Hota is tet $695[ Hare Torn Sea ENDORSERS! Men’s $15 Moleskin Suits, now. $6.95 Men’s $4 Work Coats, lal. The Suit Has “It” Men’s $6 Blue Serge Pants, pair, $2.95] $40 Black Leather Coats, nov. $19.7 Don't ask your triends or ‘rel. And Is “It” for This Weather eked Come here, where MEN’S $25 . LE aTHen Men's $4 Moleskin Pants, pair. ..$21.98] Men's $20 Sheep-Lined Goats... ‘you need. Do’ one of these almost masculine appearing hairline, you can get it in a few min- Navy or tweed Suits. glat ice in the mirror and realize, 4 WV Frocks COATS A our own note ec : All Spri utes’ times on y é 4 BOYS’ $12. 50) SUITS, iota: : and in gr ae —y 4 ra oe - — ee, 2 : ’ n elm pee hots oT hblgeree Aas Ten gieie (tr ee Beas Seay " “ z a hen, ~ ates 1 £ . ae ge ’ ree als . % evry aa 7 —_ aera - cares — . . ~ . oP ee 2 4 x a * —. ae. Bay “ it: , —_ ws Neen 7 nap mse: che f ° os y ) Aamey “ - . ae ee ae ee je i Pe nae 2 . tnt ee eS te sp > ¥ ya f P A = o » kar ob: ivi 5 Pa 7 me ya am ee nih : - ' t+» MO Se le ee *- , Ay 7 i B Z “| bod on eGo - au ’ ° * *. Fen , oe Piha ae + . ‘ he =~ - P. \ 7 me pi ms n eid “ ee ae hareelitn ve i> one Gog meeiem: i ee * ‘ sae sj iil nppe Medl ‘Seal " BONE Miedo ? - = , : Nin laslabal yeh Se i ee ee ee er (ee _ +o amanaeae y ve OR RE ae ar aes Rend yo ey cea i 3 ia Sgt Cains At lil, 8g hay Shing. oll Ry) ae lean oat aad 2 a ge etme sme Ce ee Se apie Steel Blades for Chain ‘against Harry Demott, president of | =! Bromide Quinine, cures colds. . | ak . i Co Liver Oil Caps. genuine... | the Mechanics’ National Bank of |: Dr. Parson’s Sure Gets Corns. . ‘ 45c Ol Wintergreen | eee A Be | . ] y 3 a e | Bi ooklyn, and Dr. Burt Dz. Har . BSe Chloroform Liniment rington, prominent physician, po- 10¢, 20¢, 35¢ Tincture lodine MR eT? * > : ATM ft ROLE GAO AO a OF 1 62 *) P Pieiteys ~wieton | 4 and copyists for the smart miss to choose. Our Price Four helps combined In these two groups will be found not a few 1 ’ : : —= FF : | a cold il Frocks in Men’s $4 Work Shoes, sizes 8, 11 and 12 fF One tablet does al but many hundreds of charming ’ ’ » POT. .cs CO : ; | the correct silks and cloths and a veritable 46- PIECE "BREAKFAST SETS Boys’ $5.50 Boots, one-buckle top, sale price....... $3.95 ioe we hove oa oftiain rainbow of shades. » Pure white em-|Men’s Moccasin-Style Work Shoes, all sizes, pair... S2.Q0ME 80 quick and complete that we f bossed desi gn]Men’ r } a », 000,000 for it. s $6 Dress Shoes or Oxfords, all sizes, pair... $2.00 Phat way is HILLS, 26 eee . ? ’ , t@ - : : : | Misses’ 14 to 20... Women’s 36 to 44 ei poate pie Men’s $8 Moccasin Boots, all sizes, a pair Meold in 24 hours, checks the fe mA , ens the bowe is. then tones the , oe / 4 floral deco- 5 St ‘econd Floor ‘ h4 | ; Sw fire system. Millions have proved Dress Salon second Pro ; rated. ress re ‘ . ( ‘ : 4 EA 3 uy The ideal he! }? for colds. You will . © . A Pisa i : 25 $25 | ¥ — . eit 98 Tan. IWiack or brown; newest re ta ad to know at. Start it now ) — , sh X zl , 7. * I ee) spring toe styles; a large va- Batch the change tomorrow. A rietv to choose from. Be sure ; ( | f Sure Its wis Price 30, Coat Fleadquarters W ds Never Better P repared W ith ) aa - ae Wie f “a and see ry ASCARA QUININE | q LARGE 8-PIECE PUNCH OR SHERBET Gai stn 2 Ag | | + * ; S Se fy Z p SET *. rystat cut Da Ram Seth Paes Py SPL ; oa . eT glass patie rn. : RANE Min | oo PLZ p74 : | Li O a Gy O thee ————- The bowl is 12 in. is ay ; PN Sees fans ae ES 5 : = AD fa —S be across and 10 in. aes ice : prise Ve a | , oe S high when mounted = on ae » ae SS Tete’ ‘4 hy a; 2 Hosts of Dress or Sport Modes, Authentic in Every Detail IGex, Bo\ ff stana, as ittustrated. Reet * ©) sf 49 | |512 RCA LOOP AERIAL, BIRD CAGE R.ODEL :2 Of of BOARD yr ; All Regular and Half Sizes c ~ bE. a 2 SOLUMBIA'S $1.50 LANES ae Oo 8 (oes atte i a c ner Sao Mate & j Py cut glass de- TE de preserv vr ; of Good Healt —— SI FON RE 8 OR AN 8 EERIE R OEE A OE I me ein som Sr ere ee et ee ee ee ee I tS iO ta ew te ti Other Suits, $16.75 and $39.56 For the miss who would invest less, or a little more, in such smart attire. there are Suits equally pleasing to look upon. Sizes 14 to 38 — RR r Sete Suit Salon—-Third F', ee eee ES ah = ‘ meee Ny ign: Columbiaf} New; made of 10-02. pth 8 5Oc. white duck with ropes, pee i cae eee eee g | ‘omotet. stakes; all And large 23-pint aa : iB Hold r 5:4 Pane 1" eyo 4 ’ we ban ee € . eeeeeueese ee 29 Ks Re Rai xk. eee g f ——= | Dishpans, choice, pon Fo ee Sy e many Coats bearin oan Me Bu | ae pes ee Ge |e | At 5 8 you ‘ll SE y : 4 A he ie 43 A hos wae C. ‘ © | euy rh, - On Sale in coun . When interviewed recently at striking re »semblance to those presente ced ! kes? —s * ar Say Basement NK wee’, Wim. E. Underberg, 26 Fs : V3 Albi a} | C R Borth Market street, St. Louis, An “In-Between” Group 2 A mighty small price for these clever Coats Many are reproduced from in our Spring Fashion Revue at the 25c White China Meat Platters stationary fireman for the Be Ambassador last week Stunning mod iat ab tae eat Education, told. a represent Some of the Coats in this els in the slender silhouette, fashioned t the best reason he could group are samples, which. means in rich imported ot domestic fabrics China Pie Platés, each, only : that they offer surprising values ‘ ble iol / pe m™ 7a . —— a > asni ‘ > es t i : fay a . . in black and other fashtonable high COLUMBIA’S 75c LARGE . i $1 Alominum Dishpans, 10-qls... Fabrics cover every requirement, shades all new and fur trims of shades, trimmed with costly furs Paulins, white, 10 oz. 6x8 ff $1.49 75¢ Gray Granite Teakettles, oooal exceptional quality GLASS BOWL Paulins, 8x10 ft., white, 10 0z., $2.98} 75c Granite Kettle—tid, 6 o - Other Coats to $447.50 wat Salon-Third Poor Walerproct Paulins, 6x8 ft. .... $2.49] 25c Granite Mixing Bowl, 2 om ; poorest se ys Sem | Waterproof Paulins, 8x10 ft....$3.95/] 25c¢ Granite Pudding Pan, eee ne in Cab. Canvas Folding Cots, new ‘ Columbia's $1.50 Oil Lamps .. —oCmpeeyy” '$5.50 Steel Folding Cots, now $3.95] 25c Large Flour Sifters, nO vane a $22.50 Shotguns, hammerless, $12.95] $1.50 Mirror Hatrack, NOW. --2nn0 be , Men's $4 Sweater Coats, now..$2.59| Dustpans, full size; in Basemeliless $4 Large Indian Blankets $1.99] Newrock Baking Bowls, set a 3... BIRD’S $12.50 NEPONSET FLOOR RUG «2. i COLUMBIA'S 15¢ HEAVY | COLUMBIA'S $1 | $2 BENCH VI HAND SAWS Made of bigh-grud a models which earlier sold for severa] times the price Fabrics are of ex- ceptional quality, in satin. kasha-like weaves and sport mixtures. in the ac- cepted shades, alluringly furred. “ ; Pe oe 2 fis. RT AEE pet ee wide gat oN " tree haath (tetay Coat Salon—Third Floor. . = SR Be So TE A Ea grt PARE 2 OLN ot BANE eNOS UP, ie, Remarkable Saturday Values Girls Favor These New Spring Coats Regulation : Coats Fancy Plaid oT Check Mix- With Their Smart Trims tures With the New 3 ; Contrasts in Trims %Q YQ 5 Special Saturday underselling of reg ulation Coats for school or street wear High grade navy cheviot with embroidered emblem on sleeve and brass buttons Sizes 2 to 6 with caps to match Juvenile Section—Second Floor Saturday Only! $1.95 Chiffon Hosiery All Perfect. Sheer and Clear steel, fully guuranteed -inch jawe u=zar Vl a .-— COLUMBIA’S T5c 3 $1.25 Garden Spades, ‘ull size... 49e c | 40c Garden & Lawn Lime. 10 Ibs.. 25e VASES Ris $1.25 3-Joint Steel Fish Rods... 2 .63c Bove desixn iS i. ed $1.75 Silk Casting Line, 20-Ib. test, $2} 90-90 SWIVEL painted in natu $3.50 Fielders’ Gloves, now.... $2.69] VISE, 14 Lbs. $4 49 tl FoF Severn! months before Serer eseeeeeneeeese eee eaeeear aes ral colors, enel ed using your medicine,” Med Mr. Underberg, ° ‘overyw $2 American League Balls... 98 itest steel, 3-inen pent f heard people talking 1.25 ae — 69c | $3 nee aS f | ene -_ My results obtained by using. $i 15 ann { Herb Extract Remedy, 40c LIBERTY 119 HAR, r| , . ee ' ¥Y called Herb Juice RAZOR . , be ed me to” using it and gt fr taking it régularly for BLADES cr * Months I am glad to add} ‘or Gem, Svercads tes phe your list of indorsera & “taro ands Ulhbert noe ts the ecenecienaae oy & NOTHER dominant Garland Hosiery Sale. Exquisite, sheer chiffons from one of our best mills at 2? pairs $3 Full fashioned and perfect, of course, as we sell no other kind Listed are a few of the smart shades. All sizes, 814, to 10. he thrifty miss need seek no further we we ier (oat ws here ina large and Va ° 9 ied peer ay: that makes one wonder Girls W ash Frocks how such ¢ sats can be sold at $9.95 A splendid selection of fabrics in the newest colors. J Sizes 14 to 44 Scores of styles in Frocks for present or Sum. mer wear. Fast-color fabrics, many smart | styles Sizes 2 to 15 .years. Misses’ and inift Shop—-Second Floor, Broadway women's sizes, too, at $1. —— . Seeeeeaecurease ners Fae on OA . a“ . r nail nee seat. Fo wethe. PW yt an aa Seto taal a mre wife <4 re *. a iy ee = ee # Nude Lizarre Gazelle Flesh Fawnee Duotone Rachelle Rose Beige Beige Blonde Moonlight Atmosphere French Nude ufety razora bapa rem 5 , Or Hheara o BLADES FOr Poy GOODS STORE . Sao tin 3 Se « On hand all the time in| 1 Cc th T ” tel Should need it again. EF cocceces 2 FOR 25¢ LING ON | it Bed ton att ation. ind % geese! HOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth St. Thru to Broadway —Between Locust & St. Charlesg ggg om ee w ore ak ecling were J . a : worries, But with 0 your great herbal aay ese - sacs vet = ds Tee 0 ee leg a : reel “Sipe Main Floor—-Sixth Street SSSHSSSHCSSSESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESSESSSSSCECSESETEESEEEeSeeeeeesse* sebeeee FEM OESERT SHOT SERED OSES ESS ES He Henn erseeeseEeeeeEnewes Juvenile Section—Second Floor NILLiiti itt

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH nn PRIDAY «FVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1997 __..._______.. ST LOUIS POST-DISMITEN Pa of | : | | i Output of Fdectricity. f ei m | meen es. G15 NN NOD CLAIM = W . Jectricity by public util- aay | : a ee pinghai ; Charge Purchases Matle the Remainder of the Month Payable in April 4 : | watt hours last yea | , fr) Meecrsse oc vee coor oves RACED) (IN LETTERS } Kid Gloves Women’s Purses | Rade } the Geologice) Survey reports Special 1 S8 Extra 9 | | i ¢ / / / K Ce ADVERTISEMENT ; Values. . Ps Values. §$ 1. || ‘ait / - oe = 8 (y ~s : a: -y-Flevator ue eo etd Ps ” ee a : Sale i ig” | Ex-Elevator Boy’s Suit for € Women’s French kid, cape @€ Leather pouch and under- * 4 a4 to oi he oi eg ee 18 : ‘ eae : a QQ ‘ d Me of Pile Searles Estate on Trial and lambskin Gloves in nov- arm Purses that- are mer. | : rat in New York elty cuff style. Wanted sizes. lined and well mage. Many : : ge. es Ape a good effects. Basement | - Re Only Desde That's By Leased Wire From the New - Bee Je — 3 Any Good. 99 York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | ae =) rr a2 f - . ™ ie Ba Ca Rus : NEW YORK, Feb. 25.—A young The Basement mie Store Offers Worth- While V unt} oSere = BAe SE O'Leary, 297 North Division|man of Greek parentage who 12 alues and a re 9 Assortment of New Styles i in vat Fj y lal z= | Buffalo, for 14 vears Super- years ago was an elevator op:”- . ‘, et : . Ht | a4 ae hen you sul ffer torment Ais Village for $12 week, lis- dian : a ? - a ‘ , J i es M4 f the Second ward, wants Bie ae 0 age , Wants to ator in a New York hotel, and a tome b ) ; : e good word along. aug B ag ai SY uate ce ie. soe sg : : :> middle-aged man who 27 vears oy f . e it from me, save Mr. ; ate he pune . , ago taught'schoo! in a small Cana- | tie piles for many yeurs as I di d. tened yesterday while their attor- ——, 39 “a - | ied al kinds of remedies with- a a A me ag S OR 1. cities Sownley and a fury for 6| —The Newest Style Ideas, Colors and Combinations and Trimming Novelties Are Shown in a Vast Assortment eny fuccess, , good word 0 the only remedy 2UStice Townley and a jury for & |} a Newest Style _. Extra-Size | Coats jj Dresses Wai) Face alee sing oat fi cane em vo —w any good. $15.9900,000 estate. ARS TOPC eterson 8 ietain ria m e of The money represe! nps what is % | oe . OATS 80 gui Kirt uhh at I was aston- left of the fortune made half a ty Z Z tj Ne Spring CHOIGE I] felt somewhat peeved, how- Century ago by Mark Hopkins, rail- YY mm. —~ Yt W a ye to RR yi: ae > hp ae = hiieatit 2 ie eee. ia eee tee WEE RET i aE i 5 See Oa aS sande sie sete ¢o9 think that I had suffered so road and mining pioneer, which nd some of $ years hefore knowln ig what a Edward F. Searles acquired at the YALY Dy ESSE ~ : ; are »f ( hy mTarrvin th ce hg “ ~ CLA bide # © n vwariets u! remedy, Peterson s QOiunt- if of 40 } \ marrving ne ; ~~ OY a will surely ‘ L , “4 vear.onla widow e 4 CAA . . vl ‘ 2: : et me¢ thea vou from the vear-old widow of Mark Hopkins, ty S ] d d V f FE ; *,° ete ee Suit. «} - t is. “ ** : a ' | i gf ALS en I ariet or ll G d E li ] re: @ : ' Bei: stom of my heart.’’—John in 188% ) . VAag ‘ Ch F y specialty oo xcelient ualities y eee Angelo M. Ellison is the former Z tt oice a V ' bint “ce 7 tj alues at to Obtain at 4) : stg AER “5% * a? ae : : ‘| teil wou | eievato: operator Arthur ' $13.95 Any ‘live d rupee e Wi veil , i 5 * Jf Peterso n Ss intment—a ig | Walker, the former school] teach- mig © 5 $16.95 for 35 cents. Use it for old er, later Mr. Searles’ secretary and gs Re \ $ 5 Q } 75 | ‘J : : picers, tine eczema, rashes, chief heir. 4 "ee } S, $/9.99 , bruises, chafing and ali! skin The case on trial was begun * _ i ee $i6é bere is nothing better. three years ago by Ellison against 7 ; , 1 SE Cia. 2 95 t anus s / SEs Walker and the latter’s attorney LZ; oy i ne et - Lewis L. Delafield, charging that ’ : ; a e, Wm bE Underberg, 2561 | was because he kept physically fit ber heels. Sizes : to 6 oy —— i colors are aiso varied Sizes 85C ) Market stre et, St. Louis. who /in every particular for his duties. Basement Ficonomy Store — —~ t 2 to 6. Special for. | s Stationary fireman for the Board | He stated that he had been taking Chote at Y Be Py Sane 3 Special at Offered at d. o Basement For Many Summertime Occasions—T hese i a, SS Spring Topcoats 2-Trouser Suits . C S| wr . . Excellent Values : Choice at 7 c * . | .“ | } 7 : Single and double . ae + Worn-out feeling were my |publication, praismne his a ne 1} Basement economy Store t worries Rut with the | medic ine that their friends may }} ———————————— = ESS cena a : ff your great herbal remedy | induced. to try same. __. -- SS 4 | : | ; ee ' ans — 7 shicate or setae a 3 Teme oa ~ MES n> Coearote Or hae + yt ORES sind regeeinsounp oe ae ce nage ered ~ mi: Ragen oaganarr et RAR gs ie Pe Ss cies dipsbialitinie ate eatin telah lida dbiatatian oaitn: cle enka Loncaiimaaianen ate RS eS mt) ee Deer Winey iy “ ee tianlian desalted tithe: <idaedeodetitt aan te ere Am pM ea aly: i ~~ - MOL GOP ALS CMD A we can? eed * ' -_ kasd We AW ee Re ty + hat, 4 a = : » wan Bl By Seat omy Be ~ ey w oe

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“ PAGE 22 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; | a — —_ —= == : —= Editorial Page e 3 e Daily Cartoon -Famous~Barr Cos February’ Sales. — There Are Only Two More Days of This Month’s Super-Value-Giving Campaign— tts Many cisize purchases mais Sapam EXT OF ; We Gi d Red Eagle Stamps. | . sie A ' d tb © Satur | F le aeateeed Articles Raveiedl. Saving Opportunities Should Command the Attention of Saturday Ss Keenest Shoppers. ay will be payable in 4 i. | The New Spring Styles in Men’s > a a! , = oa | ) ~“soasure Would Not Surety Hats Are Smart | : a ot and Inexpensive wf Agriculture as a The will under consideration ws this aside iis of no conse- ° - i] qh pore Fe | - The New Spring Styles in | 1 jo PB. it save in effect that ail tf rs Be ‘ : 3 itiural scientists and all %: thinking farmers of the last 607.5 66 ' . | , , : | , Ss seed: ae ure 1X OCS | Se ayers : SJ, | think ng net | 3 eee ‘ ee 3 . ‘ a i, , t to do is not t encou rage : ‘ ; % eee aE d agriculture, but instead | rSiiit ' ra is , premium on one-crop ele The Utmost in Value at $6.a Pair | ge i eee we | $33 im te BIR Tn Ne ORNS ABMS EY OG ER RTS OME. NE il Suits taken from our regular stock—every one suitable for | products which make present and Spring wear—in single and double breasted models with typical Society Brand smart styling and splen- did tailoring. Extraordinary at $33! en untversally cons | n of safe farming. | ¢ bleals of Ameri- | oe who grow Cot- |i ¥ swine, tobacco Or; - thing else These | Thin ei Me . Deme fe @ The new “Surety Six” Shoes for men provide choice of many smart styles. The lasts, the leathers and combinations are “2 all extremely varied —suffi- 4 faciently to please men of almost || cyt Vy. | special favors ata Bays it fit ENN es SR A TOT 5 BE bh é¢ - nen of the aren a | Raa! a een cpr i : ig Eis to buld a ie pee te ee Ce ee ° wee % SO OEM NERE IO ENE ANG OR Ne Cat ee enmO dreviidiientintn as Hiiiatan ae Ne emene 7 ve 2 ee eee . one ~ . Note ’ ee x —— =o a ——) Pen . me . ? on hele nsicice-\ |) dinsb ie opiate, °4 , Je ares ew ster» ¢ fry Ab ATEN GG hts inky nt -» 4 Pa “ Loy A oe ; ‘ . ‘ . P : > ‘a 1 f | j od poe : >, "¢ is ( ~~ “he % 4 ‘ ow es Ax- ~. on “ teas / ’ rf | . j - ’ ; big lame els. rg —IS a semi-wing tip in tan or te black calfskin with brass eye- pies, a fertile and ¢ f lets. It is the Kippy last. i} e pe ee Leet) Vie , : oe EF ME EET its Lee —St. Louis’ Largest Assortments and Best Values— > >... | The other is a Blucher Oxford 1] SF I PRS ORS RO ONT DIGGIN ape celhe ° ’ ; * o, “Gees 2 : Bn. it out a few prod- | wtih a fs i Yc I Su ej Seas lod: day 1 yay Styles, Fabrics, Patterns, for Every Man S Require- ‘ ‘ a ; é $ : + .. efly erti nal and pre- in tan, wine or black calfskin— I At Bote, Vetsaagr cha RTE WAS e pro i} aM 11 PU Ay 2S Bn Pa tee baa 78 cat ANY Ne Raina : : : : toga sea g «5 | Je * the prices of THGsaias perforated quarters with rubber | ff OREN 2) eS ICA ee ments—Utmost Satistaction in Choosing From Them Sn a (0 alse eee heels. The Buzz last. t : Ve Om ty Wee rs Ne 5 3 Bar set that thoua- 1% | : Ra as ti he] he kg MONE Pe oy tanuers would be die Je this is @ tries Z ss / a bd BY x : e3 ‘ cy ce i : ; is On ‘ . ee a e : SS Aes 318 * ae i | : Bb H S. e. . : F ik - : ai i . - ; 7 \ 3 [ae . se , ‘ ms % fe 3s} 4 & + es x Oe im -& bs a. : a x > 4 z ; “9 235°) ae 7 : ; 4 y; tam as i 4S oe ‘ ‘ Pet 8 ; 4? = 2 ; a " 4 4 Nn . Pei ; at " aD be t ie | ; : ee : ’ ( { 2 - fi +4 1 ft f 7 Sas my? a ia oy ea i a ae > oa a 7 q ‘ i $ : 7 4 } : . .* 4 . bo : 4 bat ¢ : j rae TS i ; 5 % d 2 ; ps : e : 7h , - ‘" a i : : £ ae xac’ = -e8 ; * ree ' 3 es ict 5 ; i ie = & 2 ; 4 7a - - ey : : u .. : : - ae. : Ry . 2 jt 20 Re ' = ; : | -s 3 4 2 : :.% ? +2 co “a 3 f , ue hb ? rt Z J ¥ Bi : ' = ip ae “$2 | a9 cid : . 2 a . 7 : , t ‘ ; & Ne : wae re 4% ‘ef ; ss moe - S 4 f . é ‘ » % g ‘2 Ft © Faas : ..3: 2 Be iN ie - ; bd * : 1 ry , = i ; . s . ae ae ? ; i o oS ee 3 r “,. ? va ® ed ‘8 ‘3 SP sd . * ta 4 . e & 2 cre , a 4 4 . 3 ; ‘ a is i { a ; is : “ : 5 x 3 ; a4 4 . . 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Ss oh Ae ) ee i ee eS : Lh ; @ Ae i & ' 4 i : 7 : ) ae + : . “| i i" iat : a : fs P. «= a : oe | , * : ; ? a. he : : , > 2 Ff . : 4 : 7 : 4 é 3 % . ts : ; me : ) é a $ q > , ; ; : ’ ‘ : ; ei . 8 ss - , . & ; \ +3 af f 3 ‘3 4 . ‘ ; 7 , S 72 - ; ; ee rt ns Ff = , :% ; : ae % : = i. x 77 ; 2s : F eis | Shee | a tw : : ¥ : “4 4 4 ‘ : t é : : 4 > : - : : : : 4 | = » te ‘3 - iF 7 7 * t { y - we ; ' Y : % 1% se "te 4. a ' y rf 7 ; ; 7 : 4 - 7 7 , Fi.-s q ‘ i : : - oy 4 : ’ : x : ; 3 : : a ‘ é 4 : a > et = t . ; ra > 4 - : ¥ ‘ y oo % ‘ 8 : - a 2 > M4 7 - ? it = B33 - ee a & :) i - ; : ‘ } 4 - Men’s Shoes—Second Floor I CH os ere tI 2 : ™ ag : #0 -asure, why ae Co f eee eee =6 Box Models} Bonnyknit | Topcoats .* > See | , = ae 8 ‘ “: Wes a ‘Be , eh es fier th dairy products, powi- } P] | os : ' ° “Sots by byes ss on oe . raed ' rotatoes hav, frui’,4 ; aced on Sale Saturday! Just 350 | ‘ 6a SE Priced Topcoats Priced ee MMptables. oats, barley, rye, faa wr Taevay sc © & the othe nportant agrient-# - far as the farmers! Jackie Coogan Sweaters | . Pre $ 19 $ 50 > | See i} Ko — Aas a : pours | bis. bane mh a They’re Decidedly Unusual Values at | Din , dae O= * MEE rections of the countey, Sail Hamer} 4 oF | an | SER ; egislation Well-dressed men and Good - looking Scotch is BPI base the sanction of the Ramil se | ition’s farniergy as young men will favor | “Bonnyknit” Topcoats | fancy - back fabrics of ) I | a iy ’ a Taxpayer VMIake C.o0d Tases, ' : rf these full-draped box | are a new quality stand- | year-’round weight in models this Spring. All | ard — Kirschbaum | tai- beautiful Spring color- eo! * spec wool, showerproofed fab- | lored of firmly knitted ings — including fancy : ne ne ee @ The popular sports rics in tans, grays, | fabrics—light in weight, | mixtures and smart her- Society Brand Topcoats } "of packers, millennial browns and mixtures, | showerproof and very | ringbone weaves. Satin In the styles for young men and men whé } P other processors whe] Sweaters for boys. In $65. the V-neck or button- | aR Cae stripes and plaids. durable. In many favored | lined—in sizes for men stay young—priced at $40, $50 and Perating under COntt.th i collar style,, knitted of | hake tas “Sp ah colors and patterns and young men — -~- eae ‘ ~ * *, SE Ot+ pee webs ae. #4246 TR oe — a. \ ~ dos \ ~4 . ‘ ‘ a ~—_- Nica cose —Saturday, Lb. | - ome a : these spread | 4q a ys aN X i ee Of hops, corn, wheat ORD Ys 3 | c ot i irts er Shir ec ga >» \ ia LS q| There’s not a boy who won't like the styles of these SI05™ a Coo and cotton sal rey | Satistaction—tne shirts that seem to og breasted, 3-button Spring Suits—and not one who can’t De PERE" © \ beime of lewiniative wees " be always just right for the occasion, " ! um fectly fitted from these two large groups. The “values W | 7 ee ee giving that well-dressed feeling that | iS inure y have the strongest appeal to parents—and are revealed in Spam ‘kera, mniiteanea . > did quality wool fabrics—Spring tans, browns, grays and Ge ni other processors. | tures—two pairs of full-cut knickers, full lined coat—-tUPSRR st titimited Authority” tailoring. Sizes 6 to 14 years. | a this legisiation Involves as tal fixing of prices It. 2 Lbs., 95c ate means so much to a man. They are “Tr. ee well made of a highly mercerized qual- | e sort 0 andies that i f English broac : old-time Southern cooks used ~s oie ewan. in neckband to make—chewy nut nougat, pecan nougat whirl, almond | , . ei French caramels, maple pecan hand-rolled : Men’s Hose | Athletic . a — lat »b t . ° . 99 9 fe 4 ‘ ne o the sation’ ocolates, butterscotch nougat and many more kinds. Pair Union Suits : “Special” In Academy Boyouth Boys New *—s inten Noths P Two-Pants Suits Spring TopcoatS “> : : _ ve 3 : \ * * mene , or collar attached style. All sizes. ~ oa - £4 . Other Two-Trouser Spring Suits for Boys, $16.50 to ee . nlimited gathestanna 3 il at Cesignatedd Cornmin odt- ft; ; ¢ LiNi Yigg (urther- ‘riain than that sue . 4 would Upset the por. “Plantation Goodies” are certain to find favor with | L: S the thousands of St. Louisans who know the ex- $ i eo). Stas cellence of Famous-Barr Co.’s own maks of candies. | 5 Y 1 — oe $ 50 $ 75 oo we . © relationships exists | Oe ‘Pen market and that if Try them—take a box or two home Saturday. ee FVM Y Rays be extended D... | Men’s fancy rayon on | Men's white and fancy $7.88 prs of other Par-Excellent Chocolates | ee in ria ie and | Madras “Union Suits College models for boys from 14 Double-breasted Topcoat® STM 8° Servic: Government -— or Chocolates and Bonbons—are the pride of our Candy pial pen “¢ tnree- | with side, leg and flap Sports models of pure to 19 years—the “first long pants” raglan or set-in sleeves, yee ' - ct : ics turted, has Shop. “None more delicious”—and for that reason dark : “bir of light and | seat openings. Made linen—plain or ‘checked | ®tage. Stripes, overplaids, checks | linings and splendid ‘talee istice and mo end, It is they have become great favorites. Priced, the Ib., $ 1.00 nt ie papi sd _ large and roomy. Sizes knickers, and solid or | 27d blue flannels — all-wool fab- | Sizes 3 to 8 year sy «|| Y from which Gite Candy SecVon—Main Floor — ‘Krom 36 to 46. ; patterned blouse — but- shia | other fabrics. — | Pik A... to Men's Furnishings—Main Floep, toned on. Short sleeves. Others $16.50 to $30 | Others $5.75 te $28 ia Sizes ' 3 to 8 years Boys’ Clothing Sectio aes “= * oes ee: Tom ° heey eeennetiaemerneteemneunnenmmememenmenen ee II bes eee eeereereneeeenetnerttneeeeeeeeeeeteereemeerneeenmmnt een

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ates PAGE 24 ST. LOUIS POST -DISPA ATC ‘H, FRID. AY EVE NING, | PE “BRUARY 25, 1927. = RI Som cy ae se Se . me = eee aVQVQiGYGewrereGe = ~ ——_— —_ ——— - — _ nent amma ” en moe enemas + ee 0 _ ST. LOUIS POST- -DISPATCH THE BRIDGE EXCHANGE ISSUE. : ENGLAND AND "RUSSIA. Glendy B. Arnold, counsel for the Citizens’ Com- | Don't miss the great intellectual battle between Fosnded by JOSEPH PULITZER mittee, in his opening address to the Public Utilities England and Russia. It is a spectacle without prece a. Committee of the Board of Aldermen, went to the | dent in history, and once you master its strategy you | | The Puliteer Publishing ( C ompany heart of the question of the exchange of the Eads will regard ordinary physical combat between na- 3 4 tink inienied and , Bridge and the municipal bridge. tions as primitive and crude. a fs > ie Doubtful Doc. In substance, he concentrated the question upon! England has just launched another intellectual cy. “ey Eh. psopy. By Arthur Schnite- the point, Is the exchange good business or bad busi- ‘drive, if we mar apply to mind a term so well known ee Wed simon & Schuster. ness for the city? Is it a fair trade, advantageous of matter. The Russians have been told in a second ey : 2 ‘ey Baumnovelie” (Dream ro ne 'g “Me... title given by Schnitzler to Ries thee enw yottrement wit or disadvantageous to the city, from all standpoints— solemn communication that if they do not cease to a. 6 By ~ oa “ | Soh e f es Z ra «bas s Freudian fantas ere make no difference tn tt nang oe from the money standpoint, from the standpoint of think and speak evil of the British Empire it will x | a, ay by Otto P. Schigunaiiaa tlt alweare “ M.. > * a | . . iets on netecun. merver tel- benefits to St. Louis business on account of the new break off diplomatic relations with them. The London ; | ' es rechristened “Rhapsody.” erate Injustice er corrupt ten oi facilities for handling terminal traffic? ‘correspondent of the Post-Dispatch explains this. A 4 | are in the book only two fight demageawee ef «ii Parties . . é f whic er. never beleng te eny party, always This {s the question to be decided by the Board of blast against Russia is necessary now and the com “+ . F Bes 4 el . pedee a ae , dite > rativ a | 9 " certain—— Diiitocs ‘aesse beck apes Aldermen and the people of St. Louis. | Keep conservative opinion from doling oe ' a" | ; : “ . The others that appear may * would injur de w England. It is not nec- . eS ' : e oa - with the poor atwars remain de- The real issue has been obscured by the clamor and | fee wen SPOS with . a. : y not be “real,” and it is the voted toe the pubite welfare. sever essarily true, so we are told, that Russia is doing ¢ the book (if there be a. , * ’ Oo er be satisfied with merely printing misrepresentations of opponents of the transaction | ; : , ‘7 : ge mewst alware be Grastwany ‘ade ho have a special object in view or a special inter all the things she is charged with doing. The point ‘ i es : > ae) to show how vague may be Ww ‘ t , : § c ‘ 2c ‘ é ” . oe . i . * ” ‘ , 3 ae. x =) + - pendent; never be atreta 1 — t to serve is that the charges remind Russia of her interde- : . a -. | Pe pboundary between reality and me. Whether > redatery pis- ast to serve. , ; . : : mY. ag : memes taco on aiaaieaibnaete pooling | _ . — mere pendence. She needs her trade with England as much ay. y : ‘ Hi yearning,” as so often hap- ic Congestion Problem. | | — a wnoen service charge lies wholly in the jurisdiction of the | prove that. It will also occur to anyone that the Chi- RD me 4 To the Editor of the Post. Oispaicm . , ’ one ¢ — irel 73) , , he ° ims bg i7% They both know Detter In oo « pn ant . cman . o en ee ee ee ee ev | oe i eee OGL A 6 Os, OL: iene ten Mig op oh mtr dpe ln an. . — . Pn Wires “-¥ . ft anneal bai Sear rs elena e eral : _ F il. a Q o - » ? , the x | ee. ea Aa .. § ~ theese oe ‘ rs ay a a S /* W v b > ——— : ial Sh ie ; sé ee Pg tm oe Men Ae: Ss ae ae anions eae i eit eat a Cie caias > oe if 2 ie ane. csihin Ss abelnt be ae cs ni ny IRE I 26 7 wes 3 t a v — rf ; eA rete aot said ed, en ; ot ‘ = 4 WEEE aoe eee oe ; ra ail E ae ey ; Si li ro AS ti Mee aes " oe aa VAL AE a Daa. doth bs ahem Poe eds is se : : a baila 7 a 4: Satna 1% tk. ate Pr bey ie te os yoret.: aide PY a nig ‘ bi ie we ° - i RTE TOE . —- ” . > a3 ° cE eek ge Os Pg a eal 3 See -Pbas AW hee Peet a cer ee er ee me — * res “1 . 7 r x ed * ‘ =—s a Bd 2 ee wR ero: on ESE SL SS eo, ver nates ee itp LL TEAL PSM CAEL LEY . wr. & - Sed PR ee ee i al PON AC» ARR NO POP ae Ssh EG RE ee ee cane OO ales BN oe PE patch editorial of Feb. 11, entitled arate from the merits or demerits of the transaction eoncessions in China. » for another party; and- ‘this i S ; fantasy full rein, and the gestion: minal company, serving a part of the city, and which fact. In an intellectual battle a good many heavy ss mer, 1 ee ee oe : Ne at. : Bioo| Kids who have just discov- the privately owned auto from the con- oa. nr uae . region of unbelief, but the big bang it makes serves NS A OS . A J imagination “ stories with direct lift elevators at ap- ner ‘ , ; » about old Doc. He the British coal strike. Their psychological range- ft so sure say, of 10c per hour for first two hours, | standpoint of railroad traffie should be the control- aman should be, though it does ! hes Nia athe than when it is a mere warfare of matter. The grim ness district. The autoist will thus ob- bridge ordinance. E nothing eventuates, And when ee oe eee. & Rey source Of serves all the railroads that enter St. Louis on a basis tellectual gunner pitching thought across the sea. en, happily none the worse for street railway system, which I believe |fic in St. Louis. But in the sense that it has any mo- 7 Lm S | 7 He is a clever fellow. FU SORT Sok “taps: P ur. 4) sinning industriously in imag- ict is . rj t I reet | ' , , MO at? ee ah, . Teh: : trict is jammed with autos and street You must look at it thus. You are witnessing an- MRS Sa CST hs See) ee ACY ms ee et dae ae eB, TOR ALY . . a hy AP “s amy, y wthing really happen to Doe, or congested district. W. J. A. ‘ties are open to the use of any railroad upon the same , | , other mentally. Physically, they could not get any- . na pottten Be Mee after all, maybe it doesn’t To the Ecitor of the Post-Dispatch. ; Of course the book~vis well writ-j]— in the original ordinance was the charge that inde- futile for them to oppose Commissioner, having ready his new ema a : > i Cs ee aii BY] * ‘a ‘ So Sabeig fo é ow Wes ‘(Edwin Valentine Mitehell, New hy lt is to be hoped that this Important not only obtained from the railroads an amendment | Co-education may be a shining success on land, but ‘from President Henry Miller of the Terminal Asso- !editor, publisher, man of letters, partner in William ati ak ital owe an LY . | — ee oe ; orv of it. Perhape he has told After a survey of milk conditions here, pledged the roads to levy only a pro rata charge Me,” and ex-Governor of Kansas. | : ° as at the time; but for that the} z in St. Louis, and in spite of the fact | cility of the Terminal Association. ; 'mand of that “floating universfy,” the Ryndam, oo === — _ = —————————————— Peotter than the crude Gaeeae ears’ practical experience with agricul- | | ' : y P amendments that would have completely changed Well, it was a cruise of knowledge, even though | (Copyright 1927.) en he was 17 years old, and ap- on this work who had no experience the transaction. ‘the eminent Kansan shakes a dubious head. Knowl/ : ar : | Befer the war he went West and? , rh between the city and the railroads. Neyertheless. that is the way in which England ye . *y .. a > Mo \ ii é ¢ i té ee * ‘ s ™ ; , ° , oe ae > , ; : Wanted for St. Louls-—a Transporta-_ ie Ee aie . ie neither any good. Each, se- right direction, I offer herewith a sug- turers’ Railway, which is a small, independent ter-- and Bukharin scold England they care as little for . o CORE * Se vives ee eee oe Pee Cowes cob apparently wants to block the Terminal at every point shot are fired for psychological effect. The British ie ‘ - ec ae . * | : ee on ; : 4 agree ; mm, i. Thejr heads are woozy gested district. Let the city establish nicipal bridge. the purpose of a hit. - The Russians do the same RR St Bae %f eee * Me, the: case of the bedeviled proximately the four corners of the con-, | , is a whole night rambling) finder functioned perfectly when they did that. In C —_- arage t : ; P ' ; ; Sc per hour thereafter—the garage ° ling consideration in dealing with the proposed m queer, considering the highly ‘ - ae ; oh ab 4 ‘ rhila j a we ». tain parking space and. safety from Mr. Arnold answered fully the auestion as to the look of the artilleryman while hurling death be » comes sneaking home with his es? Soe MARS Nt Decceery The latter is less grim than sardonic. It is a greater r. the lady by her dreamy mut- must come sooner or later, anyway. | nopolistic privilege or can shut out or discriminate Sequences more devastating. FON , : ae aah | a4% : > aon. : a. 4 * " : bs : ‘a, tion. cars: by the municipal garage system, ‘it is nota monopoly. It is the union terminals of rail- Ci on , \¢ afl a, a. ‘ : : . oe 4 .9 other sort of war. Two great nations with opposing . | Se tee | ple the old fool just kidding him- op? terms accorded to proprietary lines. a, where opposing each other. Perhaps it is just as ECENTLY noted an item in your pa- = ; | | 2 3 | i. pendent terminals could be discriminated against in But great peoples will fight, and business can make . ) } 6 I ce * >. > oa oo ver ee ae Ene ss te oy : . pastes “« j > milk bill to submit to the Board of Al- Association’s control. That was one of the mate Se, | ae 2S. tir points for which the Post-Dispatch made a fight. We .% a .. , Aw Sel dag re aes | aoe do. ete : m 5 Ae . oF te : we “a ats ) ee + : a at 4 be , | veappointed ih sae are like a pair of prurient gestion is the automobile. Tliminate ce ti ree and secure special advantages for itself on the mu- know full well that the Chinese shot will fall in the ) libidinous imaginings. Or is . . . 1 » ae eee Ss Sve OF mFS | All of the railway interests should have: fair and io rie impartial-treatment in the use of the bridge, but be thing when they exaggerate their expectations of ay quite probably it is. But one gested district; let there be a charge, yond that the general interest of St. Louis from the t places whera no saintly mar- a warfare of mind the marksmanship is even finer furnish free bus service into the busi- josive condition of the man, fire, theft, collision and weather condi- |terminal monopoly of the Terminal Association. It Yond the distant hill is not characteristic of the in- vs in his hands just before for the city to own and operate the of equality, and handles the bulk of all railroad traf- | ss : yas ‘ be toe, | a science. The calculations are more difficult, the con- Fe oy ea \ a Shaped | By ee ines reveais the fact that she is 2 nt F s- . . ioe , syaas The : } 7? At the rush hour the downtown dis ‘against any railroad desiring to use its facilities, Therefore he smiles. ~~ ‘he potnt seems to be this: Did Bit at least the autos will be outside of the|roads entering St. Louis, and its bridges and facili- Pein ees EX ii ee . : | political philosophies are trving to overcome each ee Sarat ay ies Sateen My along? Schnitzler doesn’t say; The New Milk Bill. nals phn ee | ~The only possibility of monopoly which appeared > Raa: _ | soa Na iter each other intellectually. : ian % Ree 4 aig : oe ce : = 1 ’ ‘ > *¥ " . : per in regard to Dr. Starkloff, Health “ys ae | yy : F the use of the municipal bridge under the Terminal] them very seus ati ee 3 see sconsol: -erh: a Cc ‘hethe Tec ee , ir‘ 4 r (Pp | vee net én cau O E: e ) 1 This is a fair proposal. The benefits, however, are amorous billows. He seems disconsolate. Perhaps m inclined to doubt whetheg the electors | all find their “best seller” in the new ¢pro- |One cheerful thought arrests the mind! ng. ave good stuff. ture of devotion and conutroversialism is ‘ : . ° ° ; . + le LEE ¢ Wehe t: ’ "QO y tat ae Mur ; y , i : . by the nonvoters for their failure tO/ not to be considered only from the standpoint of the that is the Kansas viewpoint. Glory be, it is not 'eally elect a new Government; they simply | posed) Book of Common Prayer. Philoso- finds all life a curse— ve +s : turn out the ol yne rhe 2y are tirec _ vl entadiilinina oil i Nati sie . turn out at primaries and elections 18 cash and costs involved, but from the standpoint also Missouri's. Though we grow old and wiser, perhaps, a e oid one when they are tired | phy and science are distanced. Fiction loses Y of if in 1 t ae the 1lternative | } The calm consideration that 4 , . ’ Ad . . . ‘ Y : si 5 , ? ; c é : . ; > é -C re { 4 Y e 37; . oe that, owing to the multitude of candi-/of the benefits to accrue to St. Louis business from | we still remember “the April days of mating. the fair bikes that in the deme: rae te eee | si greets poet sa 7 volum ¢ tees E things’ might be worse; ‘W 5 My gsi ~ | Pages, eignt inches by tive, going at na ‘One cheerful thought I always fia@ dates, it is impossible for them to become : eas , a . ’ RE { gq * Ig é ¢ . a °f aT a, r¢ : ps ‘ rS ‘ tL’ a aa’ "AO, ‘ ‘one > 7 . es i P . in@reased bridge and terminal facilities and the more days, the rare days, the days that never die. to breed a sense of hopelessness and dis a crown, or a trifle over 60 cents, a copy, life’s dark clouds amass— acquainted with them or to Know their ys re Niwa a eae sgestits ait capacity for performing the functions of economical handling of terminal traffic, which would A salvo to the adnan a bottle over her prow, i] ean se 7 public affairs—it is so difficult | js in such hot demand that the presses can- |The multitude of foolish laws one the offices they seek. There is consider- inevitably result in reduced charges. A Mccniedh | to get anything done, because ates many peo- not supply everybody. | how fail to pass. ple do not want anything particular to be The psychology of this situation {s pre- q able truth in oa oxen “ gir and I, By reason of the function of the Terminal Asso-' DOC ENLOE’S LEPSURE. done. In other words, politicians are be- isely tl hick vu t the } bad sell have frequent y consic ere ¢ 1ere were o 2 . . . ° k , : ~~ : : € —- . ae = ° : . 4 e va: ae ‘gf — » ~ Ps ‘ cl Nh ¢ ads, é g \ ( -] ee ts / f ‘ , " a ‘4 - _— : : : = = ; » 2 a : \ ; curred to me upon the occasion of my, Which permit of more rapid and gconomical service so they say, is Sam Baker's guide, philosopher and corre ‘g oe “4 | I Ts at nel eae: ~~ Ompro at Dayton, Tenn. That also was a half-and- solon had his say: 3 . attending (upon the urgent written invi-| would benefit St. Louis business. friend in the job of governing “imperial Missourah.” uso ant ne recognition that statecraft half mixture of devotion and controversial- Suppose that no proposal of s I Capacity Crowd at. “: . e Ss , ; “riai wlissourah. is- the art of the second best ' ied tation of a traffic officer) a session cf It hi T . ih —s ism. It was news—the biggest kind of ne failed—— | | as been urged that the Terminal Association naw we nara Tite Sateen . ggest kind of neves. ; the wy City Court No. 2, presided over by Judge ani ‘cas dh hata : ) Now we dare the probing committee to find out how This point of view has its dangerous side, And the notion that everyday people of 1926 Then, one and all, Americans woul e Odeon. EQS , c ‘ } i y ; ie > a ; : . sin ‘a if Ve . siw nite . 7 ' = . oo : ee 1e@ municipa riage to land its traffic : Doc puts in his leisure time. Is it bridge, penuchle, Sinn ¢ it leads to minority movements and have forgotten all about their souls or all most promptly jailed; snaiemeanttitnidiabieiea f 5. Beck. On this occasion the room was crowded with defendants in traffic cases.| Whatever the Terminal Association needs in the poker or golf? minor rebellions within the body of the | about organized religion is to be accepted [ know the law that bans all arink By T State; but that is to mistake the truth of the on neither side of the Atlantic millions in its wake, _*’Y THOMAS BL SHERMAN. 7 I was present for about five hours, and| matter of increased facilities St. Louis business +e ; - “Sah matter. Politics, like life, is essentially con- iselapinateiienecontlaaiiaii [It could have brought a million Bay OLAND HAYES, the Negro: observed with great interest the efficion-| . - : ; | : nee . e 7 2 » PP ‘ » » € . ds. The greater the needs of the union terminals THE POLICE HOME RULE BILLS. tinuous; we can develop, but only on the SAYING NO TO CAL } did not—lucky breaks _ peer, made hid secont appear ° } uiet under great difficulties, cilities, the greater the needs of St. Louis traffic. Bot novator car ‘flec , curve ¢ pee der and i ae ies gain ties ; “i a | ito obtain eats te control of its Police Department ia Ess —. ‘he curve @ 2 Se N the present instance, of cours Volstes a lee et th. and cases were disposed of very rapidly the railroads and St. Louis suffer from inadequate t tl et} I toward the left, but in the long run the right 2 Ole y Ourse, it in- ‘The multitud clish laws that me Ss ace Press -d singer, it ; , , _) ‘ ( . ia iis session O 1¢e ez fp Ss . , ° ad ae ’ 1, “? : ++ r ‘fe se ; ¢ a a ' , 4 ; 5 and with system The Judge dealt out railroad facilities and terminal congestion. . egislature unless the House | in orporates the heresy in its own ortho- volved no special Aidplay of courage on | fail to , “ ae 4 popular and an artistie C- even handed and impartial justice in) and Senate can get together on a satisfactory meas- doxy and absorbs it in the main body. the part of M. Poincare’s Government to | ° . ' He sang groups of Frene The original purpose of the movement for the — ~ Ma a ‘4 f F ‘ *Po- | ‘ . z l¢ ex- - 1. . . : . ma ‘ a" r : every case, without fear or favor and 1 ure. 2 —_—_—— — . say no to Mr. Coolidge. Evervbody is doing Paris is the hext European r= a a nh and Knglish songs anc : : telephone service. sual, concluded his presi ardless of whether the defendant were Change of bridges was to provide increased terminal 4 y : eee es . 7 , In the House the three so-called Beedle bills: have “FO THE “ LORION S CLIMAX. | it nowadays. Congress said it in the case /|8¢t trans-Atlantic h | white or colored. It occurred to me then and bridge facilities for the benefit of St. Louis. on :; From the Balti | P first ‘conversat} we presume & number of Negro spirituala bathe Witeens would take «|e: ; es S, gone to engrossment. These bills provide for repeal L¢ aitimore Evening Sun. | @f the Interstate Commerce Commission, | St l sation, @ p q Reteetian: tote a a : oe - “fair terms to the railroads. Surely no one doubts 7 : OME time since the Washin 1 | said it again in the matter of the three | Payette, we are here.” : ‘ or the intersem little time off once in awhile and visit CR Ceieatate uae of th tet of the law which gives the Board of Police Commis- a ashington admin- | eae pes . res , ‘“ ‘ wart in gene ral. and for Hayes : . S 4 2 » » 4G ais - i ‘ as } y T ‘ ‘ oil ‘ R a ‘ . their courtrooms and other places where g © venicle Geck Of the) sees power to decide what money is needed for the istration announced its decision to land | hss ee eo er The Itali learn, are cular, this singer has beem public officials preside and see for them-. Mads Bridge free of tolls by the city would be a ee dg marines in Nicaragua to establish neutral | one Thatter Of the farm bill. Mr. Callies says se ] meray ~~ be use a fk pee Ctim of a ge ntimental and pe selves just how they function in their tremendous advantage. The control of the tunnel by no. Mr. Dias and Mr. Sacasa say no, at | UP tose roe department, which the Board of Estimate must. pro- | ae zones and protect Americans and _ their least om Mondays, Wednesday — ‘the only thing in Italy they Gare tet . “. a . ‘ . a 4 a i z rs, > ‘S17 "'S f 4 ; p ; ‘ vert} | pon i a . jae? Concert with the expec the Judge of City Court No. 2 , right to control its own money. | om _— ut neverthe- ne ae See 5 'ficial who remembered something} y of he: = | pee . ADAM FISHER : business. he Geiate } natn is bill less and notwithstanding the Government an investigation . | er fearing “the best Contam pf ‘ ~ ‘ Ke . . ° we “ e 1as MLO e : * i ( ive , C] V CO ' 3 $) . : ‘ 7 , % 4 — i i an ct a r nad served arg city in a cail- heard on the river | conditions. The objection to home rule, that a Police | : & that means so much in the way of But we are awake from that dream. : | adventure and the display of high spirit and intelligence. That sentiment is only natural and admirable. In their way, io SUCh as “Sheriff $150," “police $100," and twice “hi have a right to govern themselves in poli matt ; ae. ae : : MeMBselv es lice matters, “a extent of their ability, the fir® horses jack $100. So that while the moonshiner toils in ‘State political mreddling is : nave : i she , ie no eee neg ph > re ghts are But we must have agreement among the legislators, drys have péetitioned that. ¥ wheal . : - : th 8 ow they w “axness of human na-/if we are to get any degree of hi -_ phemies ‘hat Mrs. Huddle- : , anes |i? | er le » to ome rule at this YB omy | ULTRA- MARINED kend in circulation spend their remaining days in peaceful ture t ' ; ston’s negotiatior f eo | o observe what miracle spring is haply a ree aa ion of the Catalina swim reed ' employment, on the green sod or the | forming. . ‘Piy ber-|session. And the law makers should get together on | should be expunged from the records. It If you're sent to protect an Am has Bisgion bs ‘ ie aa unpaved carth, among trees and flowers! ) ‘he bill embodying the ideas of the Association for | *5 now stated by her trainers that the young So the gangsters may not fight, S *Plirituates whe a "4 ied é -“—& most desirable mode of pensioning | The trouble with us is that we are too ful] Of our}]Criminal Justice. Place St. Louis in line, in thi. woman took no nourishment during the , The things that you've learned Pee sincere te a > on e ene. HORSE LOVER, Orison Swett Marden, Hand us the Schopenhauer, r@ 1 hours xcept a half-pint of ; ee ith t ‘ ‘4 Pe RO ry} th a any whine £ ‘ : ' } 4 w ee * P f : ¢* * ~ : our understanding that They will help you a lot j. mea! cifts would be be + *4 to sing Huge Wolf Fo RETR REN RN RR NR a Re a eR Se ee RE ee ee ee eee POTN ON RR ie ty wi ite os = ra ee ee een Pe é - poe — , ‘ : . n ais ie 4 Cyn an : - ns f at ake GAG AMI LOL LEAL ELOY ALLE ALOE IEE : baldew pe'et’ wt downs Pe eshte sake ows itlea) ballyhoo that proceeded aay ely from individuals who wer sir. Chen says no. It has even been sug- about. q Primarily interested in m Bested that sometimes secretary Kellogg the appointment of the Police Commissioners in the There was an immediate howl. Senator ' A Conse quente Tmiany pe Be . e ferns?) NO ineilA apis, “aerating , selene hala bad " pili heuhiieanlits i apiahe eeseen 2 qenibeinedrtiyhccnea — sat ee er eee ra? a zt ¥ Ee ee Te es | hands of the (;overnor This would be ‘ ‘ Bo. ah roteste rig . sly ; ° ° | = ng ve . \ o, entirely conventional in their r be -edurea | | i “ae a veteran: i Be Bite, “20 voice passages have | : Poll j : Proce | WS : | e arie ae - : Pe : | A moon-}Department may fall into the clutches of local poli-| .'t 18 a foregone conclusion they will reach | Wh ak: os arusccapees +. iz Sa ne, heart - wrench Dein shiner's daybook shows he was out various Sums [ticlans, does not invalidate the principle . ' | & Slorious climax in the makin f ' : - “ss. Moreover, his SPP cote es ARG : ne principle that cities | : axes Of @ loan. | \ . : | STATISTICAL NOTE.” —GRMte sense of rhythm, his OH, MRS. HUDDLEs “SSTON' \Y , ; 1 The definite announcement that ‘a "S Phrasing and hie unerrif F he Phil | Tr | re horses. will net as used to _ made the hearing of “rom the Philadelphi: autre , 1} T wouldn't surprise us to learn that the YL | he | to breathe ener incleais the a peeace inc’ ne a ee 2» ; a ; , a ~ ¢ ~ wos ere —— WP 8's tort . ers > “ ePID. Rae MME TIE eS i : § . : ae “~ ae MA ee ee ~ r is et yee AAR gis ie A a! oe a Wis pts. ia Y we mn elutes ; ‘ ‘ , aa he Gn e g (S. * PAI. + $ - * 4 om a caik ie Mipensne Seite - votes sees *23% + i . i Li pape BN Pave a it eek x 2 7 ay ot hig eae a ones penne 2h Wy POF as undesirable as anv other. ‘eet ‘ ao. “ serge! spect, with the other leading cities of the country, * :

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st aos PP LRA Ay! Ye POE, _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oo PIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1927__ wie. 2 s Boe peers ___ST.LOWS POST- DISPATCH Te parece | | ae 25 A A ' , r : TOURING IN EUROPE St. Louis, are spending a few days given by Mrs. Brookes during the i: — 7 A\/ , | at Hotel Chase. They plan to re-/ early spring. Mr. and Mrs. Brookes | MUSIC TEACHER DEAD if q U IN AUD OM 7 til Mae turn home tomorrow. Mr. Collins | eside with Mrs. Brookes’ parents, | ; > INS G NEIHARDT « / +» ill eas — isa chee ergy meer of Mrs, Charles! Vr. and Mrs. George E. Raithel. } | FIRE UNDER T NDES ay pe , .- aaa “am 6|6©=6COJ. Lionberger Davis of Brent-} mann of 10 B lace will de- | @& a Doubtful Doc. YER THE ANDES Bs Me Oe nd, Monvers x: | mann OF 20 Benton & = ! Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant. ’ | Bese: ae a ‘moor and his daughter, Miss Ma-|nart Sunday for Augusta, Ga, to; ® oy Pie eee # mm ‘rion, sailed a fortnight ago for #@] he gone until early summer. Mr. 5 Sie 0 4. | “ ; «i a it atee. Fifteen studies of outstanding © | 3 ere — is 3 : : 3 Px short visit to Europe. They plan} Lehmann its convalescing from a/ ¢; s & . eee tte Also Was Composer and gmnovelle’ (Dream Novel) Americans of the time, ranging Naa yal Pes TCNesilea Ust © px. - ei ae “i to return in two weeks. Mrs. Days | serious tliness. * ies ae 0 Paes haan > = Soren we title £1 —_— —o ete oe - ae 4 "=r, be certain—a doctor and The others that appear not be “real,” sef the book () 4 tO show how Se RRs s “ 9 > rs eH ac wd ot kK e 4 LS ate Fe ) , 7? Mich >i » a yi ai rate . a oc: ; . . to St 2oUui8 and X Ss vis . . ™ : . al cookies, the sole usa pea angi asaya : + ane a i. iain : ili ae: See wet Los Angeles, San Francisco and Se-; (7%: S:. ; swe Ptness. Fe tf) o* Ail oul Cwuwiture ITIScLICULi De ; , ae 2 . ” Z P oe ‘ aM, resuyrr ie ner studies. attle. Mr. and Mrs. Baer uw th] re- ; ce # Be = | St. Louis for 33 years, died vester- of the collection, the hospital S not seil-sustaining $e ail Ee ae See eae Mrs. Peter Bernard Behr of 23; main away about six weeks. | SS ia ee = day at St. Anthony's Hospital fol- Or quotés the following by Way t! che uni\ “= mis i iit A la ae ‘ - 2 ge RS 2 Re e "Se Le ae W vdown terrace 18S expected home Mre. Boyd Caldwell of E774 ' 3, os Og “ : EO es a lowing a recent abdominal opera- justification: “We must not only highest requirements of such ‘h-| 2 Be es . today from New York, where she} wo ninster place and her daugh- : a “sie ™ tion. He was 69 years old, and a\e rAracen in alloone “4 1) stitution jikewise the symphony ¥ : fen cate es +, 4 en wieitine . 4 mii + ; — er er . > SRK : - = ; re ; “4 - . irae niodte as 2 Fal ailhainia ro. od da eee eae OM tel SE ae ae Palm Beach, Fla., to remain a » a es : ie . : four years later, in 1888, and be regards as being ie § alilacj s. No art elf oe RO Siege Me ot 5 month “ Mrs. Frank W. E@dlin, her son, : — $ gan teaching piano For many c ‘ RR IE ” “ ? . - oe ’ ‘) ith. wm a - aw ¢ be : . . ° In. th lentific ustainine Mr Me Antes 0. Ottete: | Frank Jr., and her mother, Mrs. : WMS 4 | ears he conducted the Conrath i : - ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Artnur s. sSlLicKke- . “es ‘ a ae . g , } Thus 4a iter an elene ( atten, > guests at es: 3 4 : , . this q t hot air. Thus 4d} liter Dat —Ashen-Prenner Pho . f the St. Louis Country Club st-agl — e are guests a he Saas Conservatory of Music at 3400 Lin- virk eneanineeet eee a illy known musician, sum ‘ att | Hote oronado. KS et Ps cape rs Vw ith NON T Re HN It A 4 . , ; ; | : ray . : i alate ae Vilss I LAOKREN( kL LU DING TON. rrounds have returned from i . . ae : co a . a ¢ dell boulevard, but abandoned that so often hap- [RON AND STEEL By — he Oe jn ye lois short trip to Paducah, Ky. They Mrs. H. M. Blank of 4961 West os a. venture several years ago to join , : gy ie ny iety : ioetel Jefferso 3S TDINGTON, daugh | ee ee cas ia , : Son ‘now better. In verne W. Spring. Frederick A.ij* 6°, eh Pe TSE ES Bess ps a BS i aN $ ‘hit ses i ' are planning a visit to New York ine boulevard and her daughte ee the teaching staff of the Strass- ment each On Stokes Co yeste1 y, fils 4- rs. experience aide ud ' . next month Miss Dorothy Blank, will se ae berger Conservatory, which post he r , 4 rs . os t. m or 5 am ' - —— ‘ . a certail ild The author. who is i 6 hemis ' | its nt ' ae Mra. Don Mrs. Edmor 1 Ww i. Meaums of Sunday for Biloxi, Miss.. where held when he died. id - i ij 4 a4 ; “ : wnt , . as } a, , ‘ = t . 3 , 7 111 ~SAI S- “OMOTIC ° 4 pw urr ; } an Pie “+ ; pmoLoRrrat ‘ 1 t} fer the Crane Co ‘hicago ere; **~™* : te ae a a | ees , Pare Hotel Chase is expected home Sun they will be guests at the Edge- (a ' Mr. Conrath composed = several . i i 1 ad . shad A$ , ‘ * 7 ‘ 7. % , e } . + 7 = Fw 1ase S ee IToCU LOC it? . oa 7 : ; _geither any good. at - tells the whole story of t . en pieces aoe he fecabe 4 sc behenes, ate is «been | tae from “elt Wh veietienn 121 Gulf Hotel for several weeks. LOUIS CONRATH. piano concertos and short pieces, sd . 4 “ae ~= , a i € a f a a f 2 Vv ‘ T a | r ~ A i . is . -. : . F ti { j ' Ld Liu Ail . Murine Euro ve inner ra ha ey - . i : = ’ 4 - ™ e yy disappointed in th iner, industry from its — begii gs a Jey ase te ai sing apo ee . tc) Waco, Tex Mrs. O. O. Miller, formerly of the most _popular of which w “— ives fantasy full rein, and the to the present day said ani J ly spea Mm onage of ) liam J. ter, i ? eet : ‘ Maple avenue, have taken ; Mazeppa” and “Aire de Ballet. ‘Le rurient - my yea! LeTes ne in Paris. She will arrive } Miss Natalie Elizabeth Bilharz,; . nae . ‘ p terday, Have been | Y | He was closely associated with the are lik: gute *, PRINCIPLES OF LABOR LEGIS- ar res — ng ' | if O baer _.¢, Possession of their new apartment | s fe . ~ i kids who nav 11) discov- 1 .TI¢ NC it R Joh : a cs hs : Phas , At. 4 bids his country an: iA art qaug hter of Mrs. scar Bilharz of lat 6014 E nright avenue County Judge Weber. PSle jlate ¢ harles Kunkel and at one ’ . * i >| , T} eee . . . s rey ++ “ 4 4} oa | 70. “an “ ss . ie - de 2 ‘ : ‘ “ * . . ann pagina a Ee ae yy Thurman B . Macmi] ‘ay : ok ui ie problem ¢ poe ee af Manitowoc. Wis The e mony Lewis, will sail Feb. 23 for France | 997.83: the estate of James \ they played virtually all the musio : +h the ; ' . . , * +) , sae ir > . ' un , : ’ Pai awl - . 2 | = ' nena mae fine] « cy? ‘ ries ae: Silo. li het SOW York r HEIRS MUST PAY $4000 TAXES 021.98. and the estate of John } oo ) widow. Edna. and two BONS. Louisa yes 4 agi yy serve tf ¢ in ' ; rchpetrae Furone . ewe } 3 j in eg oe Mar ‘and Jules Conrath. Funeral seny- Jaces where no saintiy mar | Se ea geese Denil laced : : | siete: ee ; , — Mrs. Arthur W. Brookes will be |} core, wee —— ' én ial .- 2. 2 Or ie CUTIOUS ia€CK O! “OTQING14O1 | Hee SUDSI cS wy ngs ene bes . a a ee mestgettiig ostess at a small bridge lun cheon | Reports on rhree St. Mair County 31. at $18,259.04. The Renn 4} ices will be held from an under- ene — F ' S&S ; s ; » : him ied or soiag lic ~ .. ° ” . ] . . le ork ¢ - - ‘ ais ’ - pth ‘ . 4 » , - 1e¢ bev iia tu f | place. Th a party will he the first Three inheritance ; reports, the Kirk heirs $i ; 52.24 and ie nue, at 2 P. Tl, Saturday, to Mis- ine Condi -S J ; ' ; . - . + — _ ' . +9 ' i* a vy “rr : _ ‘ i Z | } rm; ~, ' , ' a Ls ane L+ + » oc e\° _* " >» ~ 9 o~ 4% . . - 7 ad 1s . . marvelous story of moder! ret tare Mi thy : s Apartments, “tof a series of lar affairs to be | filed in St. Clair County Court yes- Peters heirs $767.54. souri Crematory. AB ce sap tg p ° Shae) ene et FEE ee a aver’ prams Po 4) oo. ntwat ; Z ' fy tA” ? : X i cs S) nothing ¢ i medical science. whereby millions man te : ur art Som ‘pa today for a month's eaking. home with his romes sn mm Bt. 3 “ 7 ’ . j 4 fe, 11 cy 7 - f exterior of ing numbers Ti} A } mer Lec oO . err ind | ugnrver QO] bo ma hat . , . lions saved bv science that million wealth 4 ot. brine tief3 Senator and Mrs. David A. me ES eo. & ; vitreous mt seems to be this: 3 ; 2 Mini lole rs atista xg xs ak - Sein ts imeortor, one-piece vila por . . © - * | erje nt} ifically f : . it F tT 7 . oy ae - : : P ni] 7 ix nie and 7 toe j ™m e or Size 1f 18, may 4 . . . porcelain with : ) - destroved Bing really happen to Doc, or) war! Gr S ehticks to lengthen the! many wealt men that’ siehas| Oy Jr. at whi s McKee wil be fitted with one of the old re oe - eee ‘ at human life. an less andi a}; *% 7 not bestow distit ‘ he a brid«esmai The other youn; Copeland’s fourteen falong ? oo peal Sa? less thought of how tc ake eve ‘herefo , a yr an} romen in the wedding party ? refrigerating units. A «6 Endl, Biter og Egat yl | pi eek winets hia few minutes with a ersiena Wing Sehr “| Mi course the book is we!] writ-| 0” ——— Fe ee te a ee re de cine ine tt I, Miss @ameam Copeland man—a a Oe tay THE LOST MERBAB) Sion BER age ee ig ge gala dl Mr. and gat =6dollars down—and a ais Ae awas Baier nf fiels | rything ima: 6, provided an Mrs. Richard Mell nd a niece Fite few hours later your “ merge aby fee vrateg PANG 4 : > glia ery ee p “i at wigheie ney erage. oe RE CANA nee Mane oer ORS es doe re yieee pe ; Br. Lord (Copyright 1927 mhe was 17 years old Ne ighter. | mourned with 1 ge the war he went JjVest and finally. ie fishern AUSE FOR REJOICING. jmems to have been especially = : ; nt “AmeriGliy in meeting famous and no- us characters of the frontier. rdensome iy the Kid, 1 James bors, Bob “@? Tu. suffain “ ayes et pies i ee ee ee “$e he merma Roosevelt oubts if all hemos lays, together with ‘hy othe rs. A 'y °} r} t he . | ‘ : ; lin, fourteen Pe maag groups of French, | ,-, enaenificen:—but’ he n't : oS | | from 90 to 390 ice cubes, with truly trous, white pyroxy and man and English songs and,| ngerstand Negro psychology.” . Wf. ity | | : amazing speed, at one freezing. It is sizes of refrigerating units for instal- pel ner of N his program The procee 1 ar night's 1} - em COPELAND CS %12 absolutely automatic and maintains a lation in your present ice box, bring ) mber o egro spirituals. ' ' ee a ee ‘o] ay : : ; ° : — enaetelly sede ‘nt to th inn fe Ww, ee Exterior, white vitreous por dry, cold atmosphere constantly be- the advantages of Copeland design 11 , - Te ‘Tif E rect s ie . a 7 . ; /, é ¢ = ‘ 7..107F. 6 interest rphan vilding BOG Olipe’St. “Ay, Mh aie 512 Locust. St. celain on steel — interior, A shin ti ) rach of ar ener re ‘es in 1 ) se ial Sneed construction within vile al, at for Hay " deon we ractically old it ant 1905 Arcade Blda. : Oe, 70G Washington one-piece vitreous porcelain low 50°. and ‘ : rT pecular, this 1} has : ~ a |, ae inetif— ' thue , ~ - P we lear? | , en s justifiably e1 with rounded corners. Food Copeland cabinets are insulated with all A small down payment puts any ‘* 3 A Heche %* Paha CON yi OF = ee: $ e Mog be Bite? xx se Witte” a ae en ae a ony -t i RES LOE Bb te: el lias MO pig rea SBI. ei Nes ee ee 2 Tr cS aOR npn eli tan arcs so dyionpoelone eigen es we arg igual : f Sapte © BF it MR ee ie al wie > ws ™ a5 te ttc ae ee ee eel , oat yf “a boiow a i arias, si ee rABRLE Consequence many rsons ; | ait Se ae imate! " appy yY yY sao intelli iiliieinmas enmmeiial by all met | sh | . Z; th re no and let us show you eS Copeland : publie SE fone to their first Roland | starr, di f tuberculosis in Pot- with Herz Sweets insanitary drains. Deep trays for best suited to fill your needs. ’ ith the expecta- | sunger's itarium at Monrovia, mn BECK a 2 aconalgg 60. ' ; ee 2 eee on ee bistributors sometnis a By . a e SOM Concert | c's). vesterda® He was 30 year | 3010 Locust = St. Louis, Mo. ea Reeticn Haves $8 net Gia.” ns taling health for, som SATURDAY SPECIALS ernie Sade 2 Soran og See oa fonds , oe a magnest mabh . an artist | ig Anna itegerald, « 123: Od Gnuime Candies : : ¢ tres irgd term 4 _— | ‘ ; written a Dom 7a Oe i eden) : a Re “oTh ay will 0 ; ‘6 s ; : 93 | ee pee a eee teases a Srccct | pEPEN DAB LE&* Refrigeration — -_ — ate all too ral neral arral nents h not been Delicious pieces of Old-Tyme Can- pendable Electric Refrig- ‘quipment mad dies, Pecan High Balls, Maple Bel- COPELAND PRODUCTS, INC., 630 LYCASTE AVE., DETROTTI, MICHIGAN eine shout tht mag rdinar tenor wit! i monts, Cocoanut Pieces, Chocolates | namers of Publ. = of ‘eedy timbre as Girls to Present Shakspeare. and Caramels, eens ; Packed in 50c ! ait asahae »% ’ a * " " " . ° ~ ’ ere 1G0nt : 3 M % h iarinet, he is A performanc: if Shakspe: one and two poun d Doxes... Pound B 8 > 4 e WAS 2 * ae i a te She res, Ngee Ma oS . rym hs Se. ea. os * oe Bes ew aed sayy ie ee nein, Sie aap, Slag ig tts a aS Mie * 4 Y iT pied: were YOu , No. ma ar, onmeae ae = == passages have &@ » ioe 457 0 lo avenue 23¢ | ir wrenching nee T roceeds will ge French nite Pound aheeise Cc NIEMALS BARD ane cv. 52 SN. Newstead Tur KADIO & ELPA THC CO., 312 McDaniel m., x . . wm “s ~— eet toni} ; ‘is “pringfielid. Me. Ce ' , LAY AND SAS BOU ™ 2 is appro- 4g, nuie’ auot ' : - ST. LAtIs DISPI Ay.. Mt. Lawis, , - STATISTICAL NOTH. ae ss aia we iia : 3 BRAUX PLUMBING AND HEATING CO., 351 SCHWALBE STOVE. ‘ HARDM ARE (0., Jefferson “TK. CENEVIEVE AUTO (O., se. rt we ’ in his | - ne , : wt. St ui “ LETONE 4 , . , Biemare Cf ; rrite AY now mc ; Tri é ae i ' Dh : ‘ “Fh ’ ‘ va . ee Put Vieruamec mt... si Louis, Mo vas and ee Tr apenas Reacun Aw.. me gt =e HER A BAK iA _irenten ey . ' . Tasing and h unerringiy, ocoan u B ATi ERY CO. -—a~ wouth Grand +s WILSON , HAEDW egtes, Petes. @rederickiows, Van Buren. ; : 34 Po ‘ “ . = ¥ s2 : BAtFA 4s : ; sis Made ‘ oe hearin ,f @ hy 4 . we en I encugz » r aa » 2 P Larus ~ . ‘ , ; ae age wagons should enable a Bre 8 songs ee a ee on a A Wonderful New Cake From Our Bakery ACH Ht ‘ESSLER (€U., 2715 Qherokre St., ph gm lh RE ¢0.. 701 Washington As - ULINGS QEssane ae — Be ~— 8a genuine esthetic ex- 7 cla ted ePres , be Vieht and fluffy. ; esa. ) breathe easier, including tlic Der ae . Y OD. Cal Feb. 25 Golden sunshine cake, light and fluffy. iced 60c aT. HOUSE FURNISHING CO. Louls, Me. BKOW’S &2 BROWS. Hillebero, Tt. : rit LL a ws age + | , T- with marshmallow cream and cocoanut : ‘ ellineyitie Sy. Mast St. —. be. tha! Cilse wy better ‘eye, caused Dy ne porn! of ne Cc A 1 ; = Bridge Koad, “t. Lous, Mo. PAUL 4. SBULTS, — gence : Via , rtd to Sing Huge “Wolf and own [oii. Orses Ww . *® . * :, a —e ULTRA-MARINED KIf LING : 7 rri¢ ric an @ Sat Haves by virtue of his pea red at het So the gangsters ma) ght, “88 an insight into the Ne a ban 2 : ' . eee: from t *Pirituo i. art a% ¥ studio todav wearine : > so ¢ : 7 a : ase? . : . You ré gent to provect “Mri 4 — her forehead , | denied to Whil

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: ae ST INNIS ee . 3 —— FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY %5, 1927_ — YP SUIINIIININHOYLE & RARICK CLOTHING CO, TEXT OF PRESIDENT'S — = im woot reasine us to produce practiony reumna pate ote ry cancions of avantars tnt p= get Comic rere Fa | MESSAGE VETOING ne 7 waste our sotl and resources welfare. “tt Cc m an they “ot course, 8 aniaihs et a get be tanga “regulate and improve -DROPSY A =” a em . ’ e i : Adctae 5 t is tc be a la at - u! d now eng und [oO he Tl features. Ooms oO =} : a . . eens = he well- ‘This measure is : : i oo 2¢ Ber i 4 ron? * m t+ xa ce %: ? wees le ee healthy ‘involved that it . S20. a ae — i | —e “ifies the C olum Deeses —" 4 .* q , “ Zs TT? | « ’ . ‘ 4 > main- discuss it with ut n A. ' : at , ae ? ’ , , ' ead the Pustness ¢ ‘ a : . A . s* 4 , . : : is a prescription for in the Post-Dispate) 3 Cy ry b 5d ' a? S at - 4 t ad So unlimited powe: the farm “This feature is discussed in ania tax- Colds, Grippe, Flu, Denzue. Rey may ard levy fees and enter into| opintor the Attorney-General; payers foot the Sil i Bilious Fever and Malaria. — Rg es and mad ese nS apt: Hey Ryo teegayestisin “é It kills the germs = re 7 - + 7 ~ = ~ -+ hat I shal! no ons: co-operaciy € VADTTTTAUTTT TA TTA TNH ‘ ; 7 m¢ bi dnt @ast iOW , Doctors February Cut=Prices! | “7 t break ap a cold overnight | ti 1B ae pile te ree ys one? y se gc. are Feb ox me : Pe tae eee ao ae ea Ra Fae Tt BOG 3 ae + is TUUTTETTUYYYAA OVO | I YOU WEAR WHILE PAYING aut bi iss Sel gee ee Cats Swat seein Hi IH] pte cut short en attack of influenza. sore throat or = ewalitis phrsitisns and drag- | | ““Els, gre now recommending Ss ahs the purified and re’ cajomel compound tablet! gives you the effects. of e| and salts combined. wot the unpleasant effects either | Que or two taebdiets at bed- : a = dl Seven-Diamond BS J Wedding Ring | §FUrHI An Amazng $42.50 Value, for Saturday ~— | : | a $185 Velou I & Ps SE i ee propia pee? ican ETSI AP A m8 eae PE Se Se ial Repo ks 2 ‘ “s a ig we ts a Ae | TT ‘““m damental of Tariff HiIHUHHULLLLLLLLLELLSELLLLLLLAAOGUELEOLLOPLLGLEELULLUULULTUUTUMUDNEDEDGUTUUUUUUTOOOOTOTTTOTTTTITTT TTI ees ' ; ; PL tlt dkdeh. ai kdtdekdatdecodeideiideicel otibiht hin. titttrrirr tere Watch, Knife and Chain This Complete Outfit. ..Worth $22.85 Saturday at vi | TTL “a ee ee eee ee ae UTNE ' ae ary . — writ fr a ter Ate ud MMPS TAC oyt > ae “ . * FNS OCR ER: REI. ISITE i He nS ANE RS ORE, saat Liye st spate a? ne aaa ee ae OR By. 4% we et a*s ‘ ™ Hoy ’ . ¥ evan cates ALR pte ores iy ene hk’ a. tena * . ‘ - ve ; . hfe se Rk-ehias i : of Wrong } stimates - Pht Ath iRiADA BAER DALMMEEARA ¢ 4 i SURE sir ara + = -” Pr Te HD REGED apy f te HULU , : ; awl er RE ea Se eee yy oe eed rs) smtt ek aes Lome UUTAINATO A THAMT nm RAED T et with seven brill:ant t gen- i ; Re ee Ve OS en 3 hig? eae eas oer - en ee ae te Sie ' ’ CAPOAUY OPA OEA OUT EYYUGAADOE AOSTA SAT fu we ‘ eae Cerne eee Vinee en weteatore + re oa 4 C ATTA A SI I orem Mere > , a Se Bie ; Bh Oe Hit ie iggy aa torte es, all apingtin PKs SEELULTUTILITUTIEATAT | PETTITT ITT” ere ~ i] AREA OREM ALAA LABRLS DA CALA T ALAM ADAEAL ALA LATA DAL ALAAA Children’s yee www ee wi ‘vw adies’ Diamond Wrist Watch | baine, Cx om plete a ee Wrist Banc 00 Coats : $4.95 Up 6) | Charming New Creations can ¥ ang COATS Millinery nanbananals ai Weunate $2.98 ed i Sats Style and Quality Price = . | | i = § k W . ; | : ates \, =i : This S bo = . : ) : a Dp 1M) r1st | 15. 1 mo : NS ia | fis | di "wd Compass a wee - cate Appr tote se http ty tipi te ell a eth ee Rtga tat Thin iat P Ee ‘ eu tes | | Cf. SEAR Ps wis oy any child cam oper eu inte 4 Snecsa!l Saterdes . } : ) — of either a a wing chair i , ~dteadianls * . - ’ ~~ > VA > > * > W oi “— & & ae + P% . . e . ~~ ea tas Wits. ee ee ee +a & we = a, wot: =. "xi en _ = 3 2S ee ‘ + “ ‘ Zs . i. . " ‘ ; ine Quality Garments =, — ic Sesige richly engraved and fiw Ml io Ca $9 250 And Grouped to gas RS markable special value i rurday of! ' ‘ oO POH - * ae { my = eS SS SCO A UV VAUDENOVOUTO ONL TT TEE ETE 7 ull EALAI ALA RAE baaay tin st, Beet ¥ . ae an Ail AY A \ Diamond 7a. i ‘aiue ABALAPALAPAAALALAES BL Two-tone waeimet fomesh, ere legs: 15%5232-imch ‘s5cinet making and a # men’ amy home. 1% Big \ alwes at BAGG X : ee oP. a ) , > 504, : : = ae | on | = : iAamMond : Ring ee ae ae “"aut:tul, substantial Sench to ta tch Pee APS RADA EES BS AG rails a Se 5 aii cnhisies Boys’ Suits <n ye Al ua ; WATCHES ggry7—CIAMONDOS Fd fa « 5 | toe iG th x” $1 WEEKLY DOUDAAUAA AAA OAAADEA TAA TA AAA PEA AA | | ‘ :

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cs ae oN “Lay es mee - POWER SALE IS 0 K'D 'authorized to do business in M the AD Be rf ; ‘ gg ss, IVERTIS vi 'sourl, will pay the Ozark compa 6 n cash ; $ that — ei, . Commission Appros es Pur- | > - ——_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1927 _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee PAGE 2 1; ; } r , 7 Tt» | ‘ ‘*? ‘ ~ ? 17 : , g 4 . _" .* . * : fi : . oe a i a ; i : . : P ; 4 , ‘ rm? : , i \ i} — rr. j , 7s : sts & 1m a Ti. ot Ll | of aii ‘A no asKed to COnsIG* Tr ere. ‘ {he qualifie ae rT _ Luft I ; | 1? +. 4) AA on 7% . " As t” ' as ’ + : . ¥ - . ~ . © ¢ » vatiihie , I a a ' 1} ; hu i . al Pc LIS! ! ) ' LLa it aa 6 JON res : : ; ' Re = 4 copf and Dr W i Fuchs i 4 ‘ for thy -oard oO? Educatic n cations and standing o the person, v } “Pe MAT | i2% 3 , rs Ml ney T wet W ea T ye ’ > ’ i ra. . . 24 ‘ » . *s « F . on t¢ " Ke. ’ . ; $1,129.54 } cq , eee a*J wee ik Ac & ‘ i a = Tt / f) . « é “ry? rt ¢ - trey ~~) “cre . rs - gc ty thar THe ery? we . rry ry Tc ¢ , mr rmittesa ‘Ty un? - at ” not their oOlitica! aor religiopvs re DRO VEE , rd say = | ” | : 8 : | Telieiey KRidnev j eh! = } 3 As, i TY 12° a* ' " ‘ , aitk UU da) ers | : ‘i s21L07°€°3 3 ; Ja tii bei adil — sz a : ‘ ; ‘ | . Kg : : T Pears RTO Ont al sw + ; ; , B°SLA LS ‘ ii i ; m j , at Re wat if P _romik & oT go¢ | 7 | i 2 hae on + ire orree? . , mr ehe maces as no -_ , . P P vies eve EEK Cewagociated Press |870,000 of indebtedness and ex- . Sh ." mney oe ae i = P : : ort b Pi 0 c SRSON i [TX .« reh, > | Change par for par $500.000 wor! * 4 ‘ si +4 y , RO Magi ete ty Hey M ae tera: . ee 2 Re: Bo este 2 Bu, £ Aged ‘4 Dee Beh eS att PRED GEA My Sn tas 3 pap ye os . reponse ae 5 ¢ e 5 sh. Me wl a en ae ry WW é ile § ke ; pt MA a ‘ rr i ck (ol ine sat ee ee — f ie adele hee . ‘ be P pee 5 , , ; on ibd eee > 4 z . 3 “ 5s Wek hea . ¥ , vane he wi ; pl oa, ow m - pa, Fame Bes ed kee ie” epee ity aeviDs tte + nie > vitigal ent * J S ° - . 7? a iad ” pela ey, M - 2 - Pe ROE. 3 VP EEN ORES MSOF xs " 7 leet aia ie dia ie ¢ eee ee hii, ~~ —_— means hon a saat acl tenes ” whet aap Althea th apne . ee hans oe: Meh wale abies. bd So) 5 ee ee ae ie vias heer’ he iby ae eee: nicenl a pS Pegg: y ; ‘ 3 Se ee ashe a 5c! ys: rasiy RS pert Wilda Sher tie rite cn ‘ R ‘ : : Fe ‘ mee . Wy =. haa b ‘ 8 is CARE at Se tie lay me he ait 7 o ig th im Poet er il naib ales ee sr gtiSanpuratees Pte ee AOR “~, is TRIN. AO RS sangha’ Po Se aR se PE RR ® Ls es death ope r ‘ ; ' saileeeddti natant iad te MBDA Doe 1 ab, in rE lien» sath ee bi ns MCT Sd Shih ti . aye" isicnie “oe : : " por ias -“ oe ot Ag A as : TW sntine ak : ? ms ae cnt hapalier 7 a AREAS EE ot? Mie. og RT SS, AROSE ROR se Te es ~o CAS atc : PP BIR ROS EK gh ode Ray eae gs Line a sith ; Reka eR ee Ex, BMEN one re ee hee Saye see . bt tots ; pa Fs iS Aig) NS Se a ES NY eg alin i sich eee) Aca sate ore aot soln aga besser 6 8 ro ake : Fans sve Me Sigst ee ae Piste wid: ION” Option ee Con roe Pps. pearer tars ne a aE en i gen Gigli hE eran sn diASs herbie nic), | Sisal eobesgse Tie Sl i ES SN Se ea Fan oh Pitta oe eee Rote tae a ; wtore ee oe rs eS Dee ey Ait —~ ee. he $ ee " . - onpee . ‘ * = - ‘ z 3 " bas ~ igpetteexe ~ phe Seen -ags Ms ueved in 36 to 4B hours: rita) cuced in 15 to 20 dr nd —— the heart, corrects the liv Hews, Purifies the er q at Lake Tanevcomo jit thority for th “smpir . ‘ Coll 7 ? . entire e . pe Sa Perlite; . J hiil : Ge flectric © 0., a Kansas corpo : was appro ‘ fe AA epee ela IS en hae 9a sncenis room hone ees A a i Read the Business we Publ im the Poat-Dispatch . teday. Someone MAY hay ness opening vou fre so net advertised, Phone 7 lenwe it with your nensent aay. we 146. Empire HON i Ht ait 1 Pe asiasiaeinlbe pian xe coca of al Lk ees, ee a SER tS ett aw bo? Pot. a aati ee Se eerie eae ii teat’, 3 See RADIte ARCANE NCS ale an in tetidaan le pe “ein ann bocsden. ot i : bs eel bie . A y I sy + ? soa eon IN es REE + Gay ear ATA, Ain, nah alah nist Ls ert Nes west ayy he, ah pate ois abt te i sede fy etn ie py at ns Aate I ae anne ee ‘ ot rp ee ee we Ve Cee'? : -_ _ FE ITI, » tae a> Meat es, A ae aI ate apd sod ope re . oe — A, Te anes aiken tebe se PS si rat Me Fy: ~e ’ ak Ey ey echd er Be Pai eines” 97 «on gy a earpie eyeteline BG IA Pam Bigs Hitt A Ns Ah il ABER NG AA tit sur 6 Metin, Meee . ny? . % F E a oO the ; M fe on ; steittiesstssssstitae, sgressesssséeees,, oss sSssecss" *: : 7 is8ee sea5 tsetse 2228880880 ond .-3 e e (ee Ring F ur mitur e Spec ials a5 a HEHE: Cr wy ; ae $185 Velou bed-Davenport Suite a ts = for MOTHERS who tell us how Ask your grocer Bond Bread has helped the for free entry blank fhe rules are simple. They are all printed on the entry blank OOD LP ER ie SF) NP a Oe mo - " pee LRG, CANOE ED REE RBI! AR etre SSB MO OD Sem ae Rea : - ec2edtecese.. esee8 «eed { » for Satutday - wale RS eS Gis ie 42 RN A Ni ARES ASE ER Ye ee a Ee te vk a 9 : 4 i Mn, OR Ae ay: whndlablat Wiiis «dapoding a0 te aaa ee th lly: \ BRO PP fed a tlie IRI: Sa SE abbas Wa y Re ES 7 Me kt RASS ieailt as r Rieeroe! 12 ay Sapte ~~ eet Complete With 7 . ds 4 Two-tone walnut finish, with Tudor period All } eS necess ity : i o_o lamon ; turned legs; 15'.x32-inch top. A fine piece Attachments! B \Ay A» it while it is on fa #4 Be cabinet making and a piece that will orna- No Extras we A sale, at this i: . Be Regularly $50 Ment any home. With 95 to Buy! st. special price # 4 .. beautiful, substantial S$ e X Shey and on these é s : $ 50 | bench to match —— ges liberal terms. , oo | we Three of the -—_ . § Small 9 | : +> : mon 3 ; beautiful dia al R & - Down | ; ; set in ce fone : isi hes y ee 1 J Pa yment graved solid whit ’ ‘ ¢ "3 T re ie ij T U i - - Oo —Liberal gold mounting. Terms! : | | “ < 1030-32 Franklin Av. 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ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 28__ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1927 snail ¥ Apel An Lv St Lous Lv St. Louis....13:25 pm The world’s finest é een Are Memphis. .-_- As Memphis.... 7:05 am | wali gTrdncd piano. — = D if O ti | C aL Ar Birmingham 5:3¢ am Oil-Burning 4° Birmingham. %:20 pm P , PFHREE. , ti! 7:3 : i ———————— ree P _— ag oy wai goes in ‘eh *é his Locomotives Club Car to Memphis For the “home beautiful” choose 7 mnt Sotemetnt = oot wee ey hee ta 7 TO MEMPHIS Through Sleeping Cars the “piano beautiful”—a dainty | ausesw Rally in Wheat on Now in Our New Store Sleeping Cars Seyond +2 _~ formation at ae * 4 e | Ticacts, cesecrvations anc in é. cone sé urlitzer (srand. es: a ere 218 N. Sixth cove T0 s S | [ | NE rKISCU TICKET OFFICE SLM Breer nes. 95 Prisco Bidg —_ fon : 4 . af * 4 ( ; » »% t ; ; t , . . = ”~ f ‘ = . . ay 50 Yours is a Acoress mail inquiries tc R.C Gentry pas 1006 OLIVE ST. - RAPES LR on ' MOA IONE OI CNOA ALDER IA AS eal 8 ei lt A ie eek a A PR Ba my tN en eine Nag EI NR net OR RT A aN oat rey ’ mAtliedi a" — Pe eee ae Mad ‘ a ‘ a ee ee ee Oe a ms oe — ’ « + a ee sy reery , pirate ditting * 2 ‘ wedi, — - abe Caos t t: eee « Folh “ %. - aie ae ee ’ ‘ “ , ‘ini lik im ID sl Na Oi lo A RE hh A Met le il Pi Nii b PN a LB oN NRCC Th eA IR Ait RTs a a eben gt BE og gs ney i EAE RN 2 ad - Der r “9 r = ¥ > > a 2 OR end a e Fae : \ ae ta ‘ ’ re i es nae , : 4 : an > Ry a ee ‘- - @ > ~ > wre x? et) fot TF Ae " Pasay ar 5) ea an a ea Pets s thy : — ha Sons 0h " % coos j fe: , : mau gtk * z = . A athe Sint sy ‘

r\ \ \ ; r, Ad : y ~~ Pa — , / j Z 7 tp 4 4 fA | f ag wa eer Dive GAY me oat nihdede 48S 9 PL ORE EEG A PEO OLD AS, : : ; : ; Ani ; # ’ : ; ors tried un : : 53 mes jaw authori: 45 2 : e , n all refunds Of more than : ies * D PD AO MAE NE BPN RE ey BIE AAP ARTO. mat Eo ph mort ump heey Ming acer - sa ang eta aa sara nS st th ~Se it f4 Oh, = | 3 | Andrew Mellon has been Arguments Not Answered i | | EA No C4 - EE Te . as ‘ the Treasury, ntearly Although these arguments anda , 44 } i | PS | Oe : Lo | = ee 2 B O00 has been handed] » Hee! ced in ) , sf ee n th authority of wum- supervised only by departments,” de \icKellar (Dem.). introduced th» iding for review by ijler-General. “Over; as refunded in one to five men.” es.” interjected Heflin (Dem.}, ma “and one of those who j/™ very iarge refund of Bis was Edward L. Doheny. 1 ormed that when this refund. eating to many thousands 4 - was received by him. he in for the name of the clerk in artment who had handled ter. He found it was a fel ‘Who was cetting $2596 a year. > y gave him a job with Bik Bempany, at a salary of $7500 Ce ee ee, ee ee FR OE Nt RITES 0 AEP RENLIIS BN y OW N . were te 0 eee pe > + C \4 LN. ey aly ay “KS AE RR AE — ; ) Ff. i ¥ : mam told) moreover, that an 1 $2590-a-year clerk made @ " ge refund. and his reward mm job which paid $19,900 or » @ year It is perfectly that this situation is an open tion to graft.” xa {fs not a man in the Sen- weo wil! deny that these re- d: Bhouid be reviewed by some Mendent authority.” McKellar mame “There isn’t a man her Mmoudts that (omptroller-Gen- MeCar! s the proper man top °F f oe ~ wT mway of Arkansas foined the Mmtion by remarking that. “the certain people are oppos- Measure convinces me that adopted.” ~ : ve claims for tazT the very first scrutiny.” + | , «io » oe | SS | t - y ‘lf-respecting mam. Bags s2 > Se , a tee fu ; | : 2 é nonest claim against the ~ . ,. bs gg : if : | a : nt, would welcome such: ¢ ie ’ ~ 7 - fy. . a ' i . oppose a measure ig % — Ree el ee —“y \f | Ee==@ Provides for a review ef the ; = eae ” : , g | ; ” ; , ‘ ® Me ._ , ri; E = ; er -~* r ent’s acts is to : , — . s é Pa Ps j 4 : ; a" ‘ ; > ‘ : eee i s 7 Hor compiiment to the LAS DA | 3 he —— phon delibilg nh ae apenas * _ careful PIP tetera Serr rio wn a _ Atenas «he ae mini Men APNE etn cy mye: ons ary phate ae. m " ae ‘ ¢ frye ion ssighinn Says nn Fain Se Abies 4s ney ’ . A aS ‘ ; A are 4 ? j tiga’ " ener oe ee eee ere _—— ee ee ma BE ate pi Bee oe oS ind ‘bie 3 : is ae Ree RBS raul ot - - ce d : fe Ths nits gm, pane, inhalant AQBen PAP S# SABI Ne BE DP: ORS ARMA Sts D % bye % ‘ ; sesame pene Mage asi sh erat AE AA TON Rew aa" o ~“s aod : . — aa yr P, - ~ > . -_ Dee Oy Le eR ah ae pe Sy ‘ ee de + me Treasury De partment its na thie wr “assure.” MeKellar re- "Why? fe should welcome n its acts Instead ff a sort of embargo every a ee . eee Fe Se ee ee (THi. MENTCIPAL GAEAL.I _ Spee ia Rhee ss te Pe lain bontrane ;, ' a system.” The Nation's Largest Auto how these things ‘ ‘ a ’ . ‘ > . ‘ - . . ~ * ~~ — , - wy 4 if 4 s+ OT th ™ — e : ; = *. - . A . ~. -— 7 . 7 : - + . : : : - " great floere of ited t r me ; poi see. Ate - a 2 WWeAh AL Lasiimdl. A MILI ee x . \ ie ’ i | , . * seeking to refund bnildine The — " i mnile D, ' ; Fe ? p ‘ , eo : ‘ : ~- “ ~ 4 ‘ 4 c . “ BUtTrs : 7 ’ ; > is laid on new rt pee | fr farige ; oliies ‘ nr » 4 . " ~~? . : a' : & ‘ = . - ° . om Mm . C . 7 4 enetruction PyRdi i i “iil er i ’ *.” ~ . Bo 5 * ' * . . an, ~ - ai ‘ sa PRASNIL, Aids) ‘we > ¢ ee . Signs it without be a kA oe ; 7” : z eas 7? 1? ¥ os —T F arty? The Exhibits , Elen! ; | ir a ene | . | “=. . : : a . be - bags “Salition Reats Plan. 288 Passcuger autos on cispias | 7 , LUT loi} Oring VO rose-snaded, tlouw ~ — & ‘ . es | . 2. me Mek oy oma : Kellar’s measure was 9 r t SY Different makes of automo hile« however, the ad-| > 1 - { , : m*pubhitcana, aided By 7 1% Bahibit« of Motor Trucks 7 , | aa a on gyal emia setae - ) <a r , Riges = F JOserva tive Democrats ” RPE TE LE ELLIO A MN LONE LALIT LAG OS I nmmces pe ee dhe bifom ore . BRB DPieptltars of Comauwrrial ‘ adil As a Nh om v' pa VEGI AP rug: OF eo | ’ . - ~ - ae a oe th. . vote tt down Cars : , ‘ / * 4) : y 7 ' .() ee ty mr voted with the si 4 ia : ‘ i sir ‘ sa ‘ i i 4 ‘ + % 7 ew -_ e . *. 3 Displars of Tractor- eo 2hgen 1s Senator Hawes of : “y “enator Reed of Mix. 3000 square feet devote! vo moder) | Hem Shop Early!’ Doors Open at 8 O'Clock. 7 & een t. nh hine rf shop eacipment and mr tners. ‘ mie adopted instead the aan Gees ba Berets Senn A i : : | me i 3 agate a ee — . reek Yn wy a Nits ce = paces - ” ‘ afl , nd . cone iy B. ) , | ; - is — which euheritut . = lige an gt nt pe a meter far ok ae i? . * . WHERE COURTE: j 3 —— — fudgment by differeat caenventeners , P | , ” ‘ roller. 3@neral, a ceomi- 7. a : Q THE HOUSE ~~ | . sting of five Senators Under Auspices ot . GREETS © Representatives, author | : Tevi. , ST. LOUIS AUTOMOBILE | fame OF , . orn” “Ul refunds of $75.4 DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION | i 8 Bar, che commfttes’s pail | Cc R mgue. It is not authorized | Seen 8 Ont As: sats S.E.CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS THE VSI | ee te walk mane doe ; 2 + ig UREN AP NAIR = cil) RRM So + BIS Sy Thay } ~~ M s * L% af i: EOC F ate ‘ Ag ae whet ee key coe +. SE 3 ? os . GBMLe set wd picnic sch steer Binet 229 ie me Deiat ee Gar ciS Oa pn. q ear. eo, rate oe < 1s a Rey 0 SPP BE ter . a DaRNW Se iia ae ay 5 ole et SRS w ~ - o* a BSL PS Se Daily: 11 a. m. to ll p. m. “ Congress will soon be | -_ ~ “ine montha, and tit ed 1cows only 60 days | ’Tiew before the refuad is |

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na sae ¢ } HA Me BIBY an, . A. Sime. Htreraein tes ote lg ag ig 7 hi aes P eee . 8 . ne lia de g. THREE, =") ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [wants2a, ko, east sag AOSt, GRAS ae — ib ee OR. Sa ae ee Lae “ Pa I . 7 vai OM any 1 tb : ae , Oe gE ee a Y 5 i ii iy Bae ety: 2 a ~ — a seein ene e aT Bee Shae BS ee oy bee ERY 55 % I Choose ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, ]997 AGES 2950 a SS Rey Ming aeltes ee ?AG “Ss 2I—pI ~ = meinen ~ - oe ee oe - eee ~— +n esorsn hi ~ ae a~ - - a i] , aeaearan aan eee oe 4 | : ~ o_ L Al : la Sells for CASH Only! ..... The Result "::--- “Better Clothes for Less Money” o: 7+. investigate! ... | - ou Hard-to-Fit Men!... 5 A Merchant , ying Sipe r YS MKELLAR ) me 1 ee : — 33 to 50 a | c ON ce ceeccesnts Senator De. Soe '\ SS * = a) ae — 7s Circumstances Sur- | = Extra Sizes Always pains Some Repay- j mae. csc tay \ —Stouts! fs Suggests Fraud. IN : Slime! — Tf GOON —Slims: Z , UY —Stubs! fs COMPTROLLER J . ii 4 —Regulars! es YZ ga ON CASES -Some With One Paii- Bee be Repub. -Soma With Two Paii- ) and Conservative Biemoc ats— Hawes Vot- | MU Mi Vill ts aa 4 Sh " «iy ng e “ye - % BAS Ly wre es oie Peg pi bi at ae sunt = ‘Shee ¥ ’ ie ie tO whet AS,” ARUN, ah Be eet PIS oe 7 ON ae, zi ee NESS eo ST aly), sy ae +e ‘ pe ee — a k pee ‘ Shay Ree Pitesti caneotiy: ee BF a La ad eae a el “RET ee ern ee ove é } } 1 rx} (>) LAi ct aAai i ; ' : " ; WE ad We pa . ; é ’ | aaa s gh! u “ y , ae ¢ re pole a a ere) ie Pinreeapnsentnrs WAS ger ™ Poe wa Nhe of 7 ene, a 7 Dee ei AE Da ee ee ra AetNlp hate ainltapnasie Ps goes 5a 1 amen “ ‘ 2 . . V : ae ee ot ae Bagg. - ? oe i r sant 7 7 * » ‘ ~ ee.8 ‘ . ¥ PC, ig ay! w my r ‘ a ne WS a ia wee P ¥ P ° A + ‘ GAS at “ated eet) ak eit dik toe - . “ ie 4 77 2 J be Sas “ pes “hc Leth. ee ee saiintee wapae WI Leta, 4% we . ‘ ; ae * ate nate * ye . yale: Daddies Rater, mee, a canaiie. ctouns wearers ES prone te eit seh, pei ihetiny fale 2 Hib tga o 4 43 . — | . ¢ pthe Senate Vester May after t he Reg, wi on , riiv a os - — 3 : . ‘ rrainay!l Ou ogi peben a COMbination of Dem = = h: eal ff oa ‘ - ine Paie uss 7 nf the wear’ A Paik and progressive Republican ce al Me yeat ; ec ¢ the busiest tried unsuccessfully mark-downs not ge saactane . t7 ; bia miaw authorizing the Comp weight goods, ae tae gee MGeneral to Se€rutini pon all refunds of more than discounts and i! » Andrew Mellon has been uf Mh ‘ . Misi iatt y of the Treasury, hearily ; > , | MY y00.000 has been hanaeq) . de TT mpon the authority o Mil) ieee cierks, superv pp" ds of departments,” lie | Senator McKellar (Dem. : meee, Who had introduc ‘ee . ° inde ea hak” bel > = | , Worsted Suits! The Suit that gre providin ior review ' f ° ° The New Romptrolier-General, “Oye: : is always stylish . .. Winter “Double. — _ 5 ’ . 7 te ee ee in one | > & , or Summer! ... rain or shine Model a0 five men.”’ " interjected Heflin (De m.}. it always looks neat and . The Feather. tee ’ “and on e of T h ose Ww h 8) : ’ i ' “ne . DS ORT ee “ne? Bt ‘ BR Serr P Weight Black dressy! Worsted Suits! ... 3 ee Garment! 1 very ‘arge refund of his ce , | f= =: | B was Edward L. Doheny. | ats Hundreds of them rE beauti- i Pepe ie 3 Ss — : : fully hand tailored of the genu- Pioug. [ (Wo $3.95 Py ge, BS he ‘ a) a Heat @epermed that when this refyna : ' Mating to many thousands ~; 9 9 ? b Was received by him. he in ; ine “Stillwater” and “Metcalfe” pure wool Worsteds! +h re . f tha Pe m ° ° - . eyed hag es = splendidly tail y ... Lined with fine alpaca... and ail seams stitched At oO) 0 8: “no nha¢ lay) ie: f. coal ri A 1u: 1itVv s ‘ Mier. He found it was a fe} : shem Sein e~, se! ~™ im . » += a ho ee cmp ~ + CLEC DL Nir elated PEP, > Cerne .t 2 sony 4 4 Pee ve f ot: ors re WP Aes pe a Ss le ors on ¥ Peterschie-smemmmctag TL eee ey a? dons, or . oe ‘bal «> no a $ Ms ~ ith te age de ‘ “A “i af Stak iv ¥ Sail «4 ai } " +7 t.. 4 A sélf-r; Specting man. ; , " - -°nest claim against ee en, would welcome 7 To oppose a measure Provides for a review of the | 7 Department's acts is to} =e * poor compliment to the ’ tis 4 . * i If I believed the Treas- 5 r ene "oo wv +i t (mens was aClUng proner. mer : 3 8 Rave. ; EO Ay ~ Y nem ere ree BBR I gs age, NE ah en , Reet wet ae howe Tal iee Re hie: eon ‘ ~ a POE ate wtivcht ina ty er honest}y and wac . ‘ “PDo . i Was a friend “ a ad a re ns VW n to 4 partment. I " ould insist nce, “20 Price Mere I t wine an independent review of its reduced her. ™. bad iiadeaees aie aealadde ee ra heuer ‘ this » - ; _ measure. McKellar re- fae 8"Y Department ts . Boe Att i Heese IO : |All: Wool! With Why? . It Should welcome . } ; x , « = ie ; S$! . ‘ Pon ifs A ote ] . — Te ee ae t —— ; oy 4&SD - ‘ Me Acte testes a titi ite ewe ae ca irs Pants cae f} Pee x Two P ort 0! em ha rzo every ;, | |Nion igacesos Suits a tae = ?\ wo airs Ody tries to ret anv in 3 = | ee oe = 5 iii i ?. : ) . th newest aC “ AD — os me | ae | “ . | e Pabvur what it is doine” . ebes> W\N8 | ‘| | 1000 of them tin > $300,000 nn, ae Titi + 4+ : i | f , ‘capa C0 a year is Yi ty ’ Ww} || | , ! Spring styles (just ut down th . . Cc : ai _— ‘ , 4 g : ; : i} , } ’ : Mes allen ap: I \ { le? . _— ° } We ‘dl i.@a lig 4 : } } 1 4 i Ss eB eae purchased ) phy 4. (hows : i ° ee “{Vingc ; yar j awe , ; M I] re- , : “— i + ‘ ' . a "} i ~ : AVA . ' 1 } ; stica y only by division heads AS pe 9 : r\4 900 of them dra *qually unknowr ~ duced from our own great ' . It would ——_ “nds re ee J ; " a Miracle if fraud did . Ka un OGatman Dy j = a A\\\ k > 3, : aia itu / . a: rs A ; Cc s- ] rom Such a system ” | “a & , ee ‘ ° . ae k mre how these things TPT RAE: oor tee CORE IR hy, the * to oi i i 6i8 jJaid on sb 4 Cc llef ro he +? 46%. me . ea Ww sii? . i #9.00! >. ‘¢ * ; 7 re? ition ft, ig 4 ‘ats Plan re faliry Ne : icy pe" : aor _ Ha « , . ry *Kellar's 4 tea Every suit smartly tailored. : Vote, hows ver the ‘ 7; —EN i ’ m=, see autinls t y “On Repyh) oe | SE GLISH BR 7 4 g E it all wool! Ublicans, aided by se 1 —JLLE oe : —Every su fae E “ONservative 1 , x : . STRI ry . Fa 4) Lataee Sein 0 Yote } Cow n ast . fy : f ante. . ; f f ' rs oF Pp ; + ay e Bi Mihoe. ..; 3 S | Boys’ PI uality Blouses o i. TWO pa! , _ Ai bade | a “sO Yoted With the ———— 4 WH ; White oe Broadcioth * - f\ \ | a oe — Sizes 5 fo 18 Years! / = Was Senator Hawes O° Fancy Novelty Percales, Novelty j yet ft . te Py r? ’ Pairs Senator Reed of Mis A Printed Mudrus Fc ay iy . Bs es as | capella o-but —Some Wan é Woven Madras | ersty. os a" nae the Longies:! —Some With 1 Pair Long- &bsens. for : N O AND ; ST » - ' E1510 | Every Suit in os gaye MAD | AMERICA'S BE | tien » ind sings te = oe ies and 1 Pair Knickers! Measure was vest and 7 6 “ 2 - ‘ = 4“ . - \- n 7 Pe y ¥ 02 os. ‘ x a a ee ee , Seer ae ey ROURIO e GO rms x P ‘ . : hy Dhan heli a ve MaiNlitie ind. eS ail Set ac | / Be aR ip wf sat ne ‘ . * am & ® a r bead att phe. ea. oe ee eee ame a 5 b ' = 2 : ; . 6 e F fe ’ FS %, nt PG ag Se ao oe : oe TS eee estiaipe op Sas EE ‘ . ‘ s eee 5; whey BAP da 8 je tae ont hae on OAc ra m rs Sure oye lotr > nate ‘ i 7 4 ; ; POE het ities ote aig lag : tne ' : niaaeaee - e* Pr. “ pe rte he. eee Pa oe 3 ene & male 24 Antad instead the report which Substitut — . " site ea 4 hrs s ; a , Pe ; . : e * WHERE COURTESY ht “nd judgems nt by POCO arm Lia Toms . | 1d P ut They Go Saturday a Same With 2 Pairs ° Be. 7 er-Genera), a com. a. ee Om 36 t, ge @ Closele no1, Cee: IS }}/ " ! ‘ roe Of five Senators Stirdy y wt. mle at a a ht “i \] \; weteaadarae neice: fe OW al) refunds of $75 2: =i. ~+ ee | ore waa, =). te e th ne Buy '’Em f f ae Committee's power 4 an} rr ; : ~ ONE ress Will soon te Or Hine months. and th: ; : = | 4, Ows Oniv 66 day. rien *W before the refund is |

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| at city ‘Clab “Tomorrow. } 1927 tramatic | __@RIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25. 7) FOUR CLUBS CHARTERED TO COUNTY REED CLUB ORGANIZED AID WILLIAM HALE THOMPSON com P _{ourran = of Normandy |! Grants From Secretary of State to The St. Lovis County Reed-for- ‘not-for-Profit’ Corporations President Club was organized at + Announced. meeting at Clayton Courthouse last Ry the Associated Press night. to further the presidential SPRINGFIELD, Illl., Feb. 25.— boom of Senator Reed Con P. Curran of PAGE 30__ _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Men! Here’s Help With Spring near you are considering a new Spring Suit and Topcoat. Here is a helpful | Pr ears eeblinns suggestion: (Come in and make your selection Fikes tas pineal of Gtatetealh from our ultra-smart line of Spring models. fice today granted sharters to four Instead of using a large amount of your ready ee prey st aes cash, open a charge account, or use our Republican party and the mayor- alty candidacy of William Hail Thompson. They are: Forty-sec- . P| ond Ward Women’s Regular KHe- a 20-Week Payment Flan This distinctly new plan is the most cata Situnio Matwell, Mates serviceable charge account ever offered Saporat! and others. m St. Loutrs. You will find it convenient Men’s Suits Fortieth Ward Wiliam Hale Thompson Republican Club, 4017 x. : the principles of the Repubiican and convince yourself. $22.59 to $50 party an non ig Americans of Poiish extraction.’ L. F. Zygmunt, John A. Belka, J. O. Kobryznski and shades. Single and nt br Double Breasted. Ev center and ; ' one ® snappy garment. for Republican women - votef®.” ; , 9 ; Irene Goins, Ada S. McKin’ey, Outfitters for Men, Women and Children $27.50 to $37.50 publican Willam Hale Thompeon | ial. You will also find that and confident al. You In all desirable col- West Troy street. E. T. Hartje, J. others. Republican Blanche M. Gtimer, Margaret C. - , i 517 OLIVE | } , for Mayor Club, 708 North State : ae e. 7 ers and fabrics. our extensive buying power of 27 stores ) : wo gee nema eg ay ct ea Colored Womens’ x ave- Gainer. | PTITTITTLITLITlrTrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrriititiititiiii iii iti CER SAE SS See head of the printing company | Bis 3 Marion § Si bearing his name, was eiected ' “11 ey, president of the club: Hamp Roth- well of ten. vice president William M. Daly of Kirkwood, treasurer, and Mrs. J. Chilton Estes of Uni iversity City, secretary. The sb will meet again at Clayton, tan 10. and choose a vice chair-| man for each township. Ms, " . hae ad ge ine see partion i ss 4 Piste. Give oe 6 Bee Sara * ~T Np WF Let ' y - Bits ; bay AARON age NE Age 90-5 pO a phone Jew lh AP ile BP REI Tg vt cab BNE Ph NORIO nan nelighit a A Sabet Meg nly agit chal. eae ee .s VE ON FURNITURE AT | TAaATTAR 2 W XCHANGE STORES | 4,44 LWE -2™ ST.-7™ E MARKET STS Normandy * eer h "tie Me “ gee BIR Be meres RS Se oe , ‘ - s ‘Double values, these popular back living-room Suites, cushioned chair. rock- _ $94.15 ‘oop END TABLES fr only Sirular to Style Shown NB eet. tg pt A oe aie ha, . canetat 1 street, “to support the social and Lpolitical welfare of the neighbor- ‘-hood.” Incorporators are Emma means a greater selection, more up-to- htaetnekc the-minute models, and more attractive Monitor Club of Illinots, 32266 pricings. Come in, compare our values, North Mango avenue, “to promote Topcoats In tweeds, tans, grays. Club of Illinois, 2942 Prairie browns and all wanted nue, “to serve as an educationai ireau of information : ow BP mah Ce ee a ad PM SE Te gee oni arm ats r SFR MRAM ie SER RCL NA se ot ye ne es ” - ee eee pete ge bd Sgilaas ees - tai a eaeamei i ee ; le aaa Na ics einai a ae aE Ee ee ke 1 NOE Maca ee - : , A r maeventiatia The POST-DISPATCH Regurarty prints MOR ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers €0 16 A 0 i 2% A, Brgate i ge - SEuagan’ Biggest Value Ever Offered IN WESTMINSTER CHIME CLOCKS, Regular $40 Regular $40 Chime Clock Chime Clock 23° 23° | 50¢c Down 50c a Week Finishes nport. Tables. $9.75 warveneciicsa.. .o3.t9 Bookcases. $12.75 og 8 " gues P° PT AR A Vili: bi amee a j1sLISLIEC | Rocker, walnut * color. at a Filled Eagle Stamp Books Redeemed—$2 Cash, $2.50 in Merchandise! special ey _ WASHINGTON AT SEV! ENTH We Give and Redeem Eagle aang —— —— Py ‘he ; * aunese baits! 6 Months Free 12. Months to ee WARNER, 4 Maxched Unit Radios, $50 to fi 5Oc a Week 3-Piece Bedroom Suite berti— mas-ive dressers y vanities or chiffo- in these great bargain g 4.75 = 1) An Pay $5 Down , LARGE VANITY rynemnaes aiemaaiee ’4 Tota The above Clock is manufactured by one of the most famous Clock makers in the world and is guaranteed as a timekeeper and in every other respect by the maker and Gradwohl to be a real $40 value. The name of the maker is not-allowed in this ad, but by special permission we are enabled to place these Westminster Chime Mantel Clocks on sale SATURDAY and MONDAY at the unheard-of price of $23.75. Terms only 90c down and 50c a week. These Tambour-shaped Clocks are 18%, inches wide, 9 inches high. Dials with handsome raised gold numerals; solid mahogany case; movement with new 8-day pendulum. The chimes are of 4 different gongs tuned in harmonious intervals. These chimes sound the ',, ‘2, *4 and full hours, all in different combination. Come and see for yourself this great value. FREE 18-k. white Save 40% on This 3-Piece Bedroom Suite Saturday Only oe ahah chs aes aie ae cm taby can alam aa sae, l te ee e e l ae ne) — can + Simular to Style Shown a $39.75 Brand.- Now (hoice of . + (emma afte ‘ols 4 \ e. 8 Fint-hes \ $4 Down OAK DRESSERS , Stewart-Warner Kaa Warner *- Tube Se oat Stewart RUGS S85 Px12 raga Wiltons How ites Kas Lone 6 SQ. 75 $65 9x12 Axminster ae , mace of heavy scamicss cen, $39.7 sters in newest p a werms > DIAMOND RINGS For Saturday and - Monday we have selected these beautiful solitaires and offer them on terms of only $1 Down, $1 a Week. e~ us + Tem n he ie Tot ts es Teas wie whe ote uel the Tete Tote Tums] cto Tite ums] cael tie Tian) wees ol ot seid frén ged ae ag x, i a = i a hs ale! —— a a eS a Axmunster Axminsters $26.75 V elv et Rugs "$19.75 $3.50 V eivet : Stair eae 1.85 gach Close-Out! engths MC , ;, as |e | oan nis fete te Tete ts] ces Te an fae eae ee ete ee ae eel oe fe ao 5252525062 4 ‘ Wood Beds. _ $9.75 Springs $2.50 Pay $1 Down ) PER i PR RP acy m tr ee — ” _ - ’ *. al anit ot eae en Neate . ns ; " bie oe rs le ‘ “ s 5 - m ‘ ia g re ee ee AI ‘“e ' ees i : a Son oe wastage x * t . a wire me es vt ls e re am cata pul : ad % a a NETS. i - ae , ‘ae? eR ; me % rie nevevianer — eetgen 2 pwn 2 ‘ ween Re La NN nab gia appear ae RdeaniagagS : . sh dh SESE RR SEAR OE MES 3 + ascla dae ately Ae Reena eet NET CSA aNE PAS - aie r =e: gta ~~ italiaaanw seen 1 eae erm de + J inet - a : hs Par r 2 : Ss a atid . v . y aah “s e. oat ey | hem perk gee heedibew ? ree nae PINAL DS, MINERS ee aid ee LS ae Te, 2 eee Seen * . a - ! ‘ % Brera ae Soop de ‘ , 7 7 : ANS 0 Mie odie. a . rll pe ; ab ee Ce eC) ‘ — ¥ % a wirerter Seay — ata 5 py Sle ey is ee eg a ; “é j yr itchen! Gas Ranges hiner lee —— $250 3-Pc. Coil Spring lama Bed Suite Saturday Onl, STRAP WATCHES Specially built to hard 85 paers fine $Q> wear: latest mode . 25c Down—S$2 a Month a ee) ee | ae) ae | ae Te | ee | oe C1 “i oe co] oe | ae ry nN a a eae ee | ae Pass ons Tass as vill oe Taos | ces vat oie wir] will oie] obs vas Was Leal] cis Te ols | ots oie Tete oeofonsl tee ns nisl eke | vas | ta | te nie weil | Ad ote he sg gersinead 89c IOC oo. ee Measurements 75 B+ nega Pes oe and every S fendi. ‘erwe ® ren! ain at Genuine Diamond Ring. geet with three beautiful S$ Diamonds, in 18-k. white gold mounting. 50c ictal a Week aide - me one $4475 ‘ Kitchen Chairs, ${ timekeepers ens peeentiaeteten a9 oe peer ie eg REE DAE Har Rarttew ardiiakele cn ae vy ot PP Ee GPE REAR. EM Se 8 _ Re ae eR ee aoe 7 ayw e| a g Room ' } cir HOCH Ie i Fira Tata tata ta tara Taare le ieelael te ie eee f 2965955252 Sant cas tekst ubsyabs} ums Teaercisy sas} cast tan] Meret cisreist east tasruns) ost ois eas nT pee See SSeS SESESE ST Sf Toes amar emer ahe che echo oe caste ak Wiis aks ems nuns Tas cbse caer ramet 1 Y) ’ a T> ~~ ‘ THER 4 - ~ wt 5 rr - aVini “ : + i 7 e~ 4 ® i —— - — ei . WJ ‘ ~~ Li lad it uk 2 adits wa eB da wee a we mK. . —_—* ‘ : . ; ’ ; ~ > ~oe : — ~ . . ~ - >” ™ 4 . ‘ i . ‘> & » New Se . ~~ ae ‘ ~ eA ' . . .¢ . : a , ert > + ~~ . » - - : ~, e . —— oo . a. ~ ~ > > : hi te {}i : Lé ‘. sit Alper Tb sive Sb. . 4 r on eRe) GEM ae Ns spot em . a ot ; ¢ eve Pa aes da bagel ae 2 ie . LB tee ride. Mamgadlie — . ot 4 — Par. id eG ARO POGOe tas Ea. are Y wt by ne: hs ek povtpere ead 2i dane. eas we. oie “: - ere Mae thes ae ube 3 Tap 2a TA aS 4 eR ee ee a ee, Seen i hte ho it esa Fyre preneinn thier a ¥ é - pass’ Be STE giana re’ atin wis mo? aD , . haan LPR ak STII ea ie a : 5 pnd : ‘ ee ae Se SAAT SAIS TK 2 r % Hones ed spesaial TIS Ee clea Ke ee er ta) : ln sare nak ah ae alaain al no seas Mere SPT Biliog:: diate bi “ - Mb $80 Kona # ” ™ PS HB neal a iar . rer . ; Ba is Se 2 eae, . es =." 41) nye ger \ : $ A he , : ae "er ae /< as OO ¥ ‘ : PR ole ap ees Be unk ; ry ae ant hae a ps aes. a Dh a — ex , - EL . a or bE a - PEs a, es - sas We Pe Rea pa Bye = tn . wed 7 pte ’ + RS ws d 1 Siang rAS Da ee Be al oe ToT ak PGES EE lag Ba 3 bt ages: © oe ees . 4 . eye BU he ae gS ts Shik: ees oy “yatadiy ze tele a i yeaa 2 : Fee Nae RTO le tate Se Me eae ee ea et ; , ‘ Tones a e ve ee Galas * 7 teat ) Be HI Fe IE, So Se Oe See eee ’ ‘ . aes 3 ‘oy Moh ses Basa ¥ ns ass ally i‘: ais Pe ee ee Pe eae Mr i ern is wes Ri ett” Pe ae ee 1 ‘ “s bse snl if ij Sa 7% — i ee = For those secking a Tadies’ Wrist Watch at a moderate price. we confidently recommend thie beanty ard to <= one. Tt has white = § . — 50 morement — filled case of unusual 50c Down—S0c a Week 62| Exclusive Agents for Men’s Gothic Jarproof Strap Watches “Jarpreoef” are the only 50 break any part of the oe meovrement. Strap Watches that —— 50c Down—50c a Week be dropped and not KANSAS CITY ST, PAUL LOCUST ST. i=. J € if ; Teas eal es teas ate Tet i e 05°52 a 4 ad he enta ak — . sion tahie woth extra . ' rae CPI AEIGIEIG GIG IG 0G IG) MEETITTT TT Tiel TIT tttitottt tte ttt Lit iti Li | BER ESSERE $59.50 5-Piece Breakfast Set $ =. 50 rs HME Ts SSSHTAESTCERSETCESSRSES “KES eeeeesesesessseuess | |i! ae ICM 4 ats vis Tale | ts Tube t ee Tots | see | oa Convenient Credit ee SF ee ec ae _ Bine. — ——<—— —_ ne ae ee A. p?Bangt , a (sr@yv of Whe Enamel Glacier Apartment Style s ; j atten eta eee ey Refrigerator 4 | 6” LATEST Ti ce enamel-iined Glacier —a noted sce saver with nickeled hardware and shelves bialats sala a alm es 6256 02 55525242 G40 ante Da a al a ate a a ee ee FaTata vas ate tated iia anes oes "on pnor 8 3 ~ FiL B—WASHINGION AT SEVENTH segs sessseesesessaseuesesess m Al Senate: ites tity at $7. 95 zoleum Rugs ot ena “A t- P °ON FURNITURE AT ATTAR ae STORES aUawea ~ "“ST.-3"" 2 mERWPT STS

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Colds there’s magic in a timely “ has ther medicine I know of waht +. y baby. After taking it thep, i ss had many experiences with goa Syrup Pepsin. it and like to take it. who is now thirteen praise it ” (Name and ly Medicine Pepsin clean out the bilious attacks, sour m the teething period Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup safeguard. Countless of happy ence to the home. Get it today D, Sold by all druggists. name and address to Monticello, Ilinow *¢ 5 1 mira ii}, at aaad Marion iss gd Ellis Levy, o, a ‘ xv» NMre ] igted by a, his wee a? « ” RO, W i]] 4 at the pian give drama violin- Howard the of the season's musicales at is T city Club at j D>. ma. ¥. to- ee ee ~ Parlor! -Piece Cane -Room Suite ivyalues, these Kk living-room Suites. shioned elhir. rock - - 34° END TABLES Regurariy prints MORE WANT St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. ~ Similar | - to Style Saturday] || ly! Closing Bargai for the Last Day of Our Febru Sale det dele tet do wvTTTiitiitiii iii Fifa rire Tara Tar erora rer 6 Months’ Free Service 12 Months to Pay STEW ART- WARNER. Matched Unit Radios, $50 to $175 5-Tube Stewart-Warner Radio §g@ih 7 ge Stewart Warner * Tube Ses with coir - pletely handsome walnut months free service, twelve months ¢t par ' es = - ce Radio Cabinet cUMmen, “2,0. Sad - >» . ~lay 1 errs a i ad , 3 —ae r a oe Fe Se 1 52 ae SONICS ICI HIF Glacier Apartment Sty le Refrigerator | 6” ATEST mode!. white iamel-iined Glacier >. $9.95 Gs \\s | Tvo- Doon eotth ber tym, ‘ery «6anc — mpartment 4” ainuttinished comtortabic double: carved trames, lee - “i davenport Wwe $9.98 In Choice of Styles and Finishes Shown | ecm mt nport Tables $9.75 va@velictica. . $9.13 Bookcases. $12.75 popular 3-Piece Bedroom Suite bed “+ ; } ? : Pi ALISil (7¢ ery sie ii Deiley = > ./ j irs u- et . ted » . ments to Soviet Russia, using a , tone in: jrmmissible im the x ar 19°97 r J he 3 £44QCh44 iba 2 wif in . 43 .’ eal ~a = =» ré 2 ‘ ~~ a? > } sae 7 . 7 , ’ toward any coionial country, wes 8 > : » } . ‘ 17 a , 1} c , , think e reality ‘will be a bitter a usionment to all having simi- P| , ~ v 9 : . - ; lar oOpiniong is the somewhat . ‘vptic nelusior es Jitcoria) rs is 3 ; Lat { ONCiUuUsion ( i an Caito? lai x a ; bs Tata tt ts . . al t n the Moscow IZvestia, organ of | . _ PP = be =*+; the Soviet Government, comment- + ”? 7 » > ln i a ng on the Chamberlain note of V arning ? ‘ . All the newspapers print approx- imate] four columns of the note Hm a ee On the first pages and much edi- | Ba . ’. l commer The tone is more x econtroyv rejal ,hHaY Taney t > + > fo ; i ft "7; Siai LiicA li BOE presi rca iii. , While Government officials §re- f i frorn Oormmer n editori- { \ > 4 offi Oy} on) T? a closely than in nv othe country ? : ° ¢aer nd e ul \ if attitud vard the crisis in the relations be- & , . > tween the two countries % Deny Government Is Involved. “2 All the writers explain tt the § _' . } } sia nents (Nn noerial q 40.eE8 are af not expressions of the Soviet Gov- Prnment and herefore s charges ar baseless They ref to the . ‘omn of Ramsey Macdonald Lr. " es : ; . \ ~* former British Prime Minister. that ote is “foolish” and that it avoids the rea! issue of Russian as- sista e to the British miners and Russian sympathy with the Chi- . rr} nese ihey also refer to the | . . . * speeches of .loord Birkenhead. Win- 9 . . % 3 7} - _ _, **#-e ; - 4 . (“hurchill and others attacking ston the Soviet Union rized the note asp an Conserva!t party, the majority of the English people. The informal manner of the de- livery of the note received com- ment editorially and in ca- and characte expression of the rather than of , ferry ive : she DOLn bles from London. A representa- tive of the British Foreign Office is Said to have taken the docum=2nt te the House, and not finding Arcady Ro- senholtz, ussian Charge, ut s ~ — dant left it with a ha Soviet mission in Chesham the R home, to have ; porter. Before Rosenholtz found the note, it had anpeared In ih: Moscoa its frst » -_ 5 British newspapers, the thus getting notice of the note from a London (,overnment agency. No Proof, Newspaper Says. “Threat to annul the trad: ment or break treat) re might indicate that the charg of such , 1 mcwWwWS arree- ', *-* noc id itis eS hasis 7 3 * ~ had been pr ved In the support of nee against Rus nhead’s speech of Jun: calling soviet officials mur robbers. declaring If mrslaA “ 7 * . .‘* Fir ala COUIG catiijes . indefinitely right iw oa Brit- echoes the (sOv- sig > o ‘3 . Prave «) _ - ‘a , f the Communist pa 1a voices the which are invariably Denies Communist Control. “The note ° ~~ ien- & — jie So 13. « : > we P saves } ra\ i | | . " °. +h pa r1es , politica Hureau oOo neé 7 _4 . . srsevsa? so wt x ¢? i- tI1NI10N comm Imnis pat i\ Wit j : " rr 7" ; +} . a oe ‘he soviet government, thougn we have denied this wise crack a +} = ann ie . ° ‘ Pert 8 OEP 1iti¢e Ss It insists that the communftis ? . ; . “te | ** . zi ot Parts goes nor Cait i ve Lilt ho Oe ‘ ~ 7 FF BS am 1102-1108 | Genetens Braga ht Cte ) wit a We “* “” - : “ee So Gh Olive Street SBE “E* 4 4 Cdl —________ 5], [US POST- DISPATCH _ 2 Doors West of I1th Street _PAGE 3 AN BROS. | +. Open Evenings by Appointment Phone MAin 3465 rator rt Pay You « Buy Your Refri 4 oo Lye instore en) e a ' a5 ob ee wy; ow —_ a *~% mY ret _ ‘ ie Z . FES : At. ys t © tees, "> >. c fo be SS ul ot x Y : * a ~w * or — ~ \ » eb bb bb bd DD DD | “- This Coupon Is Worth + °2.5 Ra See Me lait Waa ay - eee: ere Ot a ORE Atlin am bo pial... LRA AER RE Re A a ies, iinet Stade ttn Male sc ci ty FTE * * ee 2) ct2 ; = 2 . oo j f - $ ae Se -£ af = & 7 2%. 7 ‘ : ee 4 74 = ao a) Pie te % ‘rs 4 f + k 3 ¥ % 3 * 2 - . me deat £43 es % 1 ee ee ee - q : 44 7 Ke 5 - Psy 3 ny ee ahr bp tag Nk - bee ~ 7 n Dac eRe a ed Bee eee feccones Anggeyebatanewse sry Pe AN tgp sare ag sarah’ aid ere fe she “ on pte of ee? man NETS FO avis pen ees, hash Dil a ee ih: aia ede 1d Soh in — | va, a ee ee oe Mee cat . +3 Z Ae, 2 3% ee ee See a? su J¢2 Bit? f ST 7 i f é 4 S 283 a ee Be we ‘ae aie} as Bry > 2 4, : Pi eit : ne ie Be & ‘ae % Pte oe a . o i ie a . “ eae © OW Re cee ears Rar Os eg Py ewe tee & om . > ee +”

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" ae PAGE 32 ST. ee TT ie RIDAY EVENING, FE 'Charies, they made a leisurely tour “ , 3 MOON H downstream. beginn! ng at ut AAAI AA NC — ) o'clock. : i i 5 A, aa! ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ RR alee oi - MAD, theater : : s % ak SR aie ee SEE OTe TS Lge Ce tee eat On the Barracks Island they | found a large still house contain- 3 a : Ps ; ing four empty vats with a Ca- ee. | ; pacity of about 7599 galions of | [mash each. Finding no sign of | ee You can borrow from t life, the rai ide ‘rs appli ed the torch | ee oe note! | y kt 1er eters!) vantc | atarhoaat and drifted : 1a! mile down Pe : oe ¥ Pie adi oe eabhoas y stream to Criminal sland, where re ; dow n by t : : Cruise Down Mississipp! aaa ill hor da lar at ‘ : = | at ti a pplying the Torch a eee Bx Beh coan veileeneeedieaan atacihads atte tack i eae oe 3-4 Girng Se senate me a 5 decal tee Nila igo . dies, eo ” BP 9 mash were found. ee short distanc s - 3 We will lend you $25 to. "7 ; . a ih >) Bee » farther. on Two Br ranch. Isl an ik: a oe | ice 3 a i hes a sti : | house. fou ir large s HnAvn. i ‘S ‘f Z lL a aS : : ‘7 7 lic : a | ; ann 7 ' 7 ed ES Fa iu0T vats, i aismantied ; -Eai- i . ie: : lon capacity still and three gaso- eee j cle. = , atte — Th. » 2 ‘ ine Dum rere LUuUuluU. isis a4 ‘ ; af th ite oy is d . . IULMGIN ss ~ JU : ai = 4 ‘ = 7 e Wry : ae 4 ait x : nten‘s, was 77 a oj +" ? 7 thea ~ > i = ) . ‘ Ct ’ i «oo alu VWriae€d , i Aa iv 4d &% JsitsAss ) 0 e _@ tio 2» equipment or the is- Snot operated there ince lan nouncing “uc CES + ad ? > there since iasi moonshine plants. nree ial - a aA VAS » ‘* oe . ssw 3 4 * TF - 4 — aol > - rn c 2 7 TInspiredc . y rhe u ces »* = ei;Tm 4 ie? s i 3} OI 7? $° on til pi ants ag i>. STORE is a ; | ba 7 ae | - = "TT" + ‘ ™ te * Phe Pi ant paathayed lesday nig Tuesday night, lf a is pe Aic hol plan ‘as discoverea Nd was new and had not yet begun uurned on lj ney and, tour to produce aicon: miles west of Grafton, Group Chie? = Tames Dillen returned with his’ Attempt = to "Bomb Policeman s aiders to the district. | _ higher on the river, at point An attempt to bomb the home Of es aT THE OLD JF about 30 miles overland from St.', 2 I~ ¢ ore * @ t. _ + ao - geass 4 4 . ° ‘ 4% is ‘4 } a A . . a ~ -* a“ a ~ ~ > al - } ¢ 2 v yo ow > Tk’ 6 = RJ S57 ' ai ' at if ‘- - . «A ~ . o co _ Lz ee T roy ‘ 17 5 JA 3 ian } . . +} | | ‘ 7 . 4 s ; ’ + ‘ ar ’ . . \ \ 7HITE transportation is today within the reach of every field of business | a [ roused 3 and industry. Because of the increasing demand for quality truck per- page , splintered wall boards and loosened . ee formance, The White Company announces a broadening of its merchandising , i—2Z7) Chicago roadhouse, a mile north of § : py policy resulting in reductions in the prices of two models of four-speed light’ | Sew pe a : om delivery trucks. White is extending its area of transportation service— MILLINE Travelers experienang American Fataty Hurt in Sisga- ; te . We ° ° . ° ° e ° iia cad enn. | | ppt - entering a wider field of fast, light delivery and establishing a complete — | Pred i 7 = : range of truck capacity and price never before equaled by any high-grade Cre- truck manufacturer. Sensational Offe The name and reputation of White is insur- Low price! These are the demands today ance of continued high quality. These are of truck operators in every line of business, ’ = : ee i ae a : the same high-grade White trucks—at lower many of whom formerly had to be content] gy oe ee nego haaetimnggmeate | prices—the same standard specifications. to buy trucks not in the high-grade field. — =) | cM fs RCK: | : ror years the four speed The new White lower prices | HOTEL. CHICAGO a Teas cls Reports ae | — White Model 15 and Mode! The White Light. Delivery —saving $605 on the four~ Ea : | : | | a 20 have been the outstand- Models Meet All Delivery [| speed Model 15 and $825 on ea ae aie “ ; ates . . a . ' i : | | ' il i‘t-Base Floorcovering, @na ‘led surface which insga Mitinamnyncinonene, | A | RUCK FOR EVERY PURPOSE ‘ie | 3 WHITE LIGHT DELIVERY WHITE HEAVY DUTY | 3 Ee aS ae Model 15—%-1 Ton Chassis $1545 Model40-A—3% Ton Chassis $4350 | © 6x9 French - with st. handloo ni - , | . - —1 i ol . ob enn vor otha cong Bemwme ee Regge i | Model Z40—1 Y Ton Chassis 2 l 25 Model 52—5 to /} Ton Chassis 5100 | GOLD SEAL ~ — = — and blue satin. Watch these 3 = BU SSES : ha ' CONGOLEUM larcy french anadian fishermen im tiny row- / Uc | 4 ~ - | inte ee ae =~ eae, WHITE FAST EXPRESS Model53 —4cyl.—16 Pass. $4250 | RUG boats braving the perils of the mighty deep from which hey may never return. no mi a"? : al ’ = i we a : et ee , : ) dew ‘ll Model 56—2 Ton Chassis $3125 Mode] 50). B—4 cvl—25 Pass. 5350 | 6am $3.45 ge like nothing you have ever seen hbe- : inane tore! ail trom Montreal down the majestic St ' a | M I 5 —7Y, Te $ 2S] 375 { > | 00 Lawrence for a thousand miles, surrounded bv - es \ : , Nt j ode 4% I sadn on hassis 4 50 ‘ ode » D4 6 cyl. Zo Pass. 75 wt 4 the courtesy and comfort that have made | = ae a | 0c Door Shades CUNARD service famous. — | rein various oa te THE WHITE COMPANY, CLEVELAND eS oe Se r =a ifGay} oni. «* ST. LOUB BRANCH—4151-4161 FOREST PARK BLVD. ~ | MUSIC ga 48 cee a ‘ 7 Pen oe ee ee a =. . , wi Sesihie land aie spain. tabittae Koo ‘ SL eet BRS ere ePID) ime ae A ope m henge RE SAP SP 4 4 Be. 5 Be cnn jee ae Wee er nadie BS fe iy Re aS Saeki Mantras E Ge BRIO pry ta Acs Ee Te pie aes Sia Gs ae rer ( Ga. mat RS af ‘ » ani « Ste ea hy ae x 2 Re Rap it? aS 2 “ —s . ee Set EA eI SO RT PY SS VR ETS Ser, SOO ae. | eR eee Ue Sak ee ee The oh ese ee Ye ’ Wats ue x LMAO ANAL TE RE AMO LATION. ALS 0 NI «GI pooh Set Nbor GAMER OS cea, Plo RAB A EF oe ee Oe i ye cd OES Oty ells abe - " Ae moat Javaaihoed sd bd techies LE, Eee Oe Reh ated Sheet pepe i isin aes OM AaB i ah es mPa aed pains eeenaai Oe es a RSS aie Meena) atheist neni EP RP ERRNO T RIG 9 SOR Hh GUERIN 9 BB oe inining, 4 ‘ ans n White ight delwery truck with combination panel-stake body TELEPHONE LINDELL 06470 ” CANADIAN g SERVICE | and ul Idson | | AnchorD0e | : and WHITE BUSSES ee

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he z f ' , : M GREGOR T0 BE HEARD /noon before the Senate Committee purchaser of prison-made textile | former State Senator William . " | P investigating charges of misconduct products Irwin, Dut the eaiisg ege « ¢ cross N PRISON INVESTIGATION | uc. |ezamining witnesses has been & and misr aanageg ent in the opera- Dr. Enloe 3 , ' | Democratic Member of Pena] tion of the State penitentiary. Gregor, Oberman an - on tur- nited the attorney or the commi J s a | Board to Be Questioned by The name of “McGregor, who is nett, then the member of the board tees ruies : | ate Senate ee in charge ws penal farms and out- in charge of inside industries, wer aca: rors t-Disnatch side industries, was mentioned fre-| present at the conference but he C. . Fischer Left $75,529 Estate You can borrow from us WITHOUT ENDORSERS. Borrow on your | , SEPT HROON C10, eh, '35—| queues uy Moc eaen Ob ee, oe Rina that oenten ke eat ce cer Hi. Fischer, o568 Wie W. B McGrego en rati gor, Democratic mem- | pearances before the committee on| effort to make Burnett consent to ieee % dis n. 15, left an es "own note! Why bother your friends or relatives—why be turned | Thimble Co., Inc., Officers Also | ber of the State Penal Board, whose| Tuesday aad Wednesday arte 4 ie ee % Aes dnesday fter- 'down by thtose who don’t want to accommodate you? Everybody | fm) Tell Bankruptcy Referee Ex- ° ficial con duct is under fire along/|noons. It ts Mkely that McGregor|man’s company at prices which “4 d . ! | - “rease reati\ h 2 a oe . r. Cortez F. Enloe,| will be questioned particularly wou lave brought a loss to the filed yesterday shows. He bi needs CASH at times. When — do, COME TO US! ; penses Inc ased Gres atly. stay sents — probably will about a conference last summer at | State queathed his estate to his widow We will lend you $25 to $500, in a few minutes’ time, and do it glad- —— cbal witness this after-/ the home of D. M. Oberman, chief! McGregor is to be represented by |Mra. Elizabeth Fischer ‘ly! Largest company of its kind in St. Louis—$250,000 capital and The financial difficulties Thimble Co ine... women's ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ———-FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1927___ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ Seams ~* "*. (5,628, an inventor) ¢ _ ‘over 6000 satisfied customers. Open evenings for your convenience. | §m °°" a a a friar Wit —— — iain qu Tiina PATE mi pare] establishment, «14-16 Wash- Fy . - ———— —_ — = AAAAEL Seeneee ioe If you need money TODAY, come in! aed " Ww] ington avenue, were described in | ee pelgpecimammptggee | Final Oppor uni YAHLEM FINANCE CORP. 1035 N. Grand pe bs, . 3900 and Habiiies of $40,000, Z FURNITURE & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 4 ae Carloads 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. | pen Saturday Till 6:30 P. M. | \ NEW DEPARTMENT STORE TO OPEN SOON| | °2.00 200" yl THE OLD OPPOSITE UNION MARKET BROADWAY. | | 2: 8 temo oe often os SNOW WHITE METAL PEFRIGE) — Penny & CENTLES AND The two witnesses, J. M. Fi q MORGAN ST. ¢ OUR POLICY—MONEY BACK—WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD Intended to Retail for$ 74.50 Saturday Last Day at This _ formed to hold the lease on th de i Cae Ee : O e a ~ - ] SS ] T| seven-stor? building. for which ra BE : | ee @Pre- p ruil is pecla ale. Prior to the organization Fishman’ fai 1 ti Se Amazingly Low Price... . 3 third floor and Scissors a shoe fy & 4 3 Seo Cc ible, f EXTRAORDINARY VALUES third Hor and scincors «oe MBE OEE s . ~ Pid eee chon eoerated | we mR, m throughout the day! New pring y Samuel Schultz. Their b siness [i a a is pet age m@ These Refrigerators embody a scien- | refitable. thes estified -: en tout ' m tific nine-wall construction, with 1'%4- inch thick SOLID CURK inner wal]— Dresses—Coats | 1% ce. smut of business f what they said | APS eh of adeeved inside and aut with lehs-eoat | rere financial reasot they took ia ae Si Eee eee -f = rustproof heavy metal sheets. Full 75- / 4 *ne 4 »- , ° > af a STORE is NOT CONNECTED WITH PENNY & GENTLES 4 " f 5 e pint hes “> a ve Beye ohn“ e: 4 = pies ADIs Pe ae ee." + dior tages SP oe ee Oe St oe eee wer « : BO Ke ie a he ote ate Py i. “ ee, OS ye oe 4 Le Waghitiene soo: Be aN IS PAL TIE A SST NT tC PS * = por Le ee ee na » 7 ‘J - ES von egiS -« dee Pe oP 95 Whe ee RN Cag I A Fs P| ie" Rh, Oe Rae SFR —* a Fe MART LRN Capit ee meh te pik ip Stan agente ls oF ales gedinn > re ee ~ - mes pasa ~ a Pee ng, cag he nape ptt chee es aagaceemeainitie = bara 5 ye as gs nh AE) Pica. AS ia ea omeaon, to ms ‘ . - f ~ psi: 4 wl ri lll 4 . . ~ Y v8 : Coca : s! 2 ‘ Bosal 4 ve ‘ RPE Reef cop Sila Snnent op Monit = fixes “1 om Tee, Sakae wish aed Siti Vile > Satine eats Dia pes eee Re cop q (A Slut) Aen aes Ror ny org Pye hs mr ' SB Sa nite ee ae met “ee [ " xe es A Rh aes See eer rn ant AR Ci lor a eS vie iy 097 8 hip anes ss ' ‘i é : ? “% To , pound ice capacity, 3-door side-icer : : WwW wager es aieiiiin tether - :. 2: i: Ree ae style—the doors fit snugly and a rub- For Women, Misses and Stouts win RS. Speen ney 45%, Ai ': a ae Ff ber sheet around them makes them i> ep oe ——- eS a airtight. » ‘ . - ™ ; ¥ ‘ . e 2 “ . - - . 4 .* ¢ ’ : . ’ ' " . ; lL. at leer m~ianrarven +h, SS ; : . 3° . : ‘ow . : ULL S Lesa d 4 aM = , A rgd oy ae a wie O's - died al ‘ . + - . ‘ee ‘ " . - ¢ a ie aed yy ae ied . r\ . r\ e + Oai it MAD ASTD OCI sie s ee a . a e mal - ‘ * hd tf" ft > . ° « a x ' + 2 eweerete se ese ** . s* . + . ” 4 a , e . A¢ ror vrs f + , 1 e ae 4 , a: ; x x ; ‘ . fl _* ! neti j t/a } ‘e Fe: 4 Pha wbda hd , Biv 414 AAS. ae ; ’ 5 P : : Cm ee (eee ee é ¥ d, a! = o © @-e.» @:¢ «ce «+0 «¢ 08 0 Oe e608 6 ee > &s + ee ee ow ee oe ete S aaeeRREEaIREREnae én - . 4 . c . - ? eT, a Z cry? > . ? ’ fat j r ’ oer ’ .* ‘ . . , . f ’ . se . - s 4 s - . - « sae as : . ~@ « ~ t ta a ? we * ; a ra: i 4 " ; | " F ; $15.00 Value et Watace a . 4 3 sls ova ey | paying ti = Pi 19 Quality Features The Dresses The Coats een | ae Pe | 1. Outside wall of sheet, | 8. Cork wall 1% imahas New ats. cor - +. 7 3 ou re A ae Ne ‘ 4 earreggrnery GES ae semana SS ee saphena peng Senet cain screamed et, tee Tee ee iy Ma alg eS ae “e Ee Se a ene e: ee ae wae Ree eres © ore EAM NRE A ARM. IH ENS ee, sam Aas. wien id “ aa ‘ oe hee (rey rates, on, la . . ro i M . wl te tab open aes —.o> ~ + “ » C FN Res MR aay SEE Ain TA eee ae a a * sia CPUREUTUSEORUORUOOEAUGAUAHOHOSLARRHCHAED CHAR Oj eentoge bbe ee yen te steel, tight coat, white thick. field offbusinees [i ate ee So ee gharedl A quality truck per- {f ete is what you'll find oC eee ee its merchandising Ail new styles and colors | mannish y f four-speed light | pre-opening special at) & | and new eeeucn Service i MILLINERY DEPT. Hosiery Dept. press lumber. 8. Sheet of insulating Wall of wood fiber wood fiber. shing a complete . - 9 y any high-grade Pre-Opening _ Ladies | Sensational Offer of New Spring Chiffon impregnated with a 9. Wall of sheet steel, the demands today i Hose TA-INCH THICK SOLID 4 SOLID J) Nes CORK Inner Wall Se thea moistureproof insu- tight coat, snow-white lating treatment. | enameled. yery line of business, e Ay= From Toe to ly had to be content *) ao | | Seam | 16-PIECE LIVING-ROOM OUTFIT =-— 3S sk 35c $225 VALUE g $605 on the four- 1] es A Pair Model 15 and $825 on % All Colors r-speed Model 20— |fi@ Adorable : All Styles en $1 .00 i ‘ Ti =: Models ié ma White quality trans i } Including #: and Large Just One of the Many on within the reach 4 Every - Head Sizes Bargains in Hosiery busands of operators _ Good Style re for We Carry a Complete Line of ormerly found price for Spring ess Miss or Matron Children’s and Men’s Hose acle. | Large Assortment of Children’ s Hats at $1.75 Or $1.75 | = Valin, ee 30-Hour ghout the chassis | LE Alarm ction of the White a yall. —— eager agate fort) 2 Clock n Prplex o Giili eal Papers, wit incnes 1 15 and Model 20 you Meenfast kind in all colors. 3C 7 a - | df’ ind inbuilt quality, | awk, | {ness and exclusive | Regular rib GOc |" | MISSING BRIDE FOUND N te ~~ w « CEORECERSOEEE SA aRte ete Eee — OoOWonr es HH PW WY iteiiagtintaiie ibeace yi ~ Se don ee ae ee diagwy: > Ren ee a . AAA eh Ts dhe ee tp ris ry ae Vets iset " peeteeeataeas ont - —_- ee ipods ndee tlio eed THT . PE es eo eS, ithe . . one he mig bees ot et Vint nce Te te aibgie ee OE Lae ee ee a . PR nh vn Expenses Incr-ase $35.000. ——— It was deve BERBARBS SABLE BEREEERRE ES Rieter Mana 3-PIECE ALL_LOOSE-CUSHION LIVING-ROOM SUITE! BRIDGE LAMP AND SHADE! FLOOR LAMP AND SHADE! DAVENPORT TABLE! SCARF! End Table! Pair of Book Ends! MIRROR! SMOKER! 2 BEAUTIFUL PICTURES! JUST AS SHOWN HERE! | $2 A WEEK 15-PIECE BEDROOM “OUTFIT | _ Eebecesatintretee Se wy 7 is . 1 - : . 5 mee Ss p. " tates 4 _ al ‘ » . 2 eo. P wer . e : sag His ae it 2 Y yee gyi oe tony ye © AY eek bitin Stree te Sopa g ibs cla we “ SSI Ra . LOL OORT ARAM: et OL OIIE NN ee ae Ae OE A RE REET A AGS. ep tg ey Rim ree ee a A 0 Wie i ‘ om ' me Are, 4 wns ashy: Bt ONTOS baw ngs e Ch Bsa apes ees - 3 wae nes , we ‘ : : maa Lak Dn sate eranieeterten Psion sa agate eens A Panett ene Rig mean ie Sh SG. «4: Fatt At omdom2:2°'¢6eé es “4 ——» oa > nee — 5 LLANES ANRC COON Nn. AE AORN! iectafes Ip» > ecenealic Math eames htageedion.kon te * q eh as 8 ete Me x MSEC Ht = > —— i iu a arty Ps iD + oes ed " e er ee ene ee eon Ut sla Dig ela cla Shia We A al ate « EN Ae ARNG > eT OPES aie? ery SEs bee eae ON. ae ae oe we i ~ in ‘ ies " Wa ae . - a made oon en ken gt aie ee Mrs. Frances Anna hreibich Iv ft B Papers i: light and dark colors. Patter e not duplicated in | ” = Made of high-grade galvanized Husband of Own Volition and 3 best rooins: Values to 1é per roii, . ,24 2C ied She Says t " : Ne : terial. Will Will Not Return. ther light delivery 4 All Papers Sold Only With Borders or Bana “mem a lifetime. Mrs. Frances nn . | Special for i bride of six weeks who 4a FREE Two pounds of Cold-Water Paste with ench pur- Saturday, Wednesday ; chase of Wall Paper amounting to $2.00 or over. None sine a home. 39 helieved } Thitihthiidts) iether » mechanical features 4 = assortment in the city of new Spring Wall my I Cc No. ~ Wash Tub ss AT HOME OF HER PARENTS $225 VALUE , an . = am hy) V hl cl =~ ale ss a : we teprererze . 1 Rl POA pe nemepaterene ‘ee tel a > ek eee a Y es " R F a 0 AI AD) ORILLIA SIE ERE AG Me HN mes oo 7” os elivery trucks at the Krai i a FELT-BASE FLOORCOVERING 7 Qc ed _ 4 4? 3 7 7 | 2 & ra hear a. y ei ae ty we: c Peit-Base ‘loorcovering we vards wide, xt y qi : . -_ + Qa pelameled surface which insures long wear and easy ciean:ne. Ail th | ‘rfect goods. Extra speci all. gahe to! = left her husband o her own vVoli- Se Spring patterns cut from f rolls, no remnants, perfé tion and did not intend to return. | SUPERB BOW-END BED! p for Saturday o1 Dy. Sq) uare yard 1 URDAY ONLY! She said she left home Wednesda DRESSER! VANITY yee while her husband wa at work | (OR CHIFFOROBE! ) C SOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM RUGS— SPECIAL SA and was residing with her parents, ft BENCH! (OR ROCKER) COIL wy DUTY gg EVERY ONE PERFECT Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Heckel, « ; SPRING! MATTRESS! 4 BOU- F | 3316A Nebraska avenue DOIR LAMPS. COMPLETE on Chassis $4350 : 6x9 7.6x9 9x10’ 6” 9x15 og remereay.. Kreibich. who sided | Bll WHITH 6 SHADES! . l'on Chassis 5100 | GOLD SEAL | GOLD SEAL | GOLD SEAL | GOLD = pride, declared that a sited wuiter Bg Saustructed of GENUINE WALGER ES /CONGOLEUM |: CONGOLEUM | CONGOLEUM | CONGO nad been annoying her since their BY ffageen iq comminattan ofth, 3 RUG marriage a RUG RUG RUG pao be TEE aK) 16 ass. $4250 | ] J 5 95 San Social Leaders Home Ransacked. . . e» by ‘ 4 eee Hie To rp as , icicles a ————— ee aS EO —-——r—=—=E—ro0oOEOO-OrGV— OS aS eee 2 S 53 SO “ S 3 e - “~~ ‘ : 7 - «% " cme no tg “s . ve ag ae CaN ee Ne tg GOO IO tO gn a ager ag OO eee gee aap agg a tila A salt sgl aas ———— a aa * I ass. ea o hed ‘ HI’ Alsat? ep y —Jr e g§7>- pes. ' —29 Pa 7500 I sence of Mrs. L. B. Ordway, young x : : SIX TUBES—ONE CONTROL 5 : Sh des cal x social leader, who is at Palm! pM commer mem | | F Nc Do Shi mes ades, none slides see pheron ee gomo t Oo a Beach, Fila., thieve ntered e | |) Baers @ 8 ash ce | A real One (on- Ci0rsg in variou ths, ee ae a loz Vater a r Ordway home in the exclusiy = ' Sa eee seth ss hh es i trol that gets ; . se : yA at e ~~ Pa a ee. . Aan? 2 4 ond gt». nA re? F 7 pe A 4 oy oo aes . i en er) thing. Be | : + ht @ ir erte ton «. r) FO ‘ an ; « {) ‘ . resia id ats ia a ' eee : . 3 att he > ee roth SF wire te by. and ‘ ; ? ; siT: ? ,¢ mary? anrics.? he . ce. ; - —-. A . a The amount of ee + CARR _ many eacliuaive : M ~ R E . } erg. SO! ww) > 10 WAS 2 for 1 “elt A Let of Demenstrating 10c peached as Governor in } : Rolle; Saturday yoy Purch reported favorably last night Free th Each _— \H se Judiciary Committee tie One | House Judicia mm! astrating Rolls, Saturday Only, iE didn han bees pel THIS STORE 1s NOT CONNECTED with PENNY & GENTLES neem rican ~ - ° : eon with hig impeacom*: nt west i a? ez¢ ‘ seeat seeeeeeterteetear peeeeer Gina nts MORE WANT i reaaeatactet! WETETINTELILINE TAI eee eee eee ees ' ,o% ‘es seeeees ° ' Preetre The =S7 DISPATCH Regulerly a restored. COMBINED, ADS thap ALL the other St. Louis newspaper — ss wee - * - - ' Aa -_ MAE doe Tae ae IR © ON aR Ra ge AGI IRS ttt AA iD ES OIE eR IMRT CRC AY TIRES P Oe ee a “ Rirtateoe tos ~ Coe we + tapes es incoseiith ai titties idl nm 5 " psisbitidepdinmneeiaeiastiirieaicn tans cylin mihi nae | ee ete ed * Slag Wea . ny a — lassi ashter_ nen Sicaes ght een , - “see ne om ° i itn i ee aa cei ng bts 3 x Phbareasaretebitiiia hs eretid PRR R S aceE gip: SA RE A Re nap giheii ee en or ~ *¢**-* 4 ’ mei. u ua) pik “teeth t Se Mek: - Rae Sra hasihd= 20> A mew patented device permits f rnsor-like aciectivity even in con- | Selectivity] owned by the Ordwars geated radio sections. Local sata- tiens come in clear and with won- : @erfal tone. Jost the tern eof a The one control knob and vou are ready for long riiminates tedious diatance stations. tueing of several dials. CONSOLE MODEL TF4 cutekiy station This masctye conecie 50 te hear be panecied in genuine mahogany. i7-inch 76... S108, 0 _TERMS $2 A WEEK |saa wen * ween) . t n ’ — , ry ts oa? + ry rye Pry 7 P ” ot tA i ai i} “ >’ 8 oe oN a a — ~ ae ~~ - oa ooo —. pemne Pi baeteceseeeteebatetaesoeees = PEELE RRTE EERE EEER ERE REE RR ERROR eae ee ake the Senate i“nder t?

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~~ es : = verurnse"es se —— Qo7 - : 4 “- elt Leaves Argentina, PAGE 34_ ___ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __PRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25. 1927___————_____-—___ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH ___ Spee Boomers Ta es, SCENOS AIRES, Feb. 23.—Mra. . ee ‘ - “a, ' ' Near East Relief Spend- $3.378.000. eht eleacet ta bolas ant toee | ° WASHINGTON, F* 20. 2D “— -ficit of $78.000 for the s a oa Near East Retief. in "epec > wear as explained by Cleveland or . i — . ¢ ais f the organization's treas- — os ’ 7 —— ; ? ress eke xs giso? : ‘ 7 iam +4 “ ongress, shows ware TG i ARR Pe & . ia $3.378 ANG Aanringe € ; in rts ove sreéi as aue tv sie ee = 2 Pi ae aif 4 ; = ? pp Arimt ‘ = nemwr nce me — “ga ee ae ster ee cle ee ee ee a4 of Reconditioned a : s * ~ : 2 } . : ! ‘2 - = ars ~ , , wert pas x Meta aate > cay Ais Se ee es : neler heir a. eee ‘ gist Diet bitte hath 2 a oo, We, - are PR ae | bt aft a 3 P eeny "hd : ‘ ii y a ee lot: nd 3 s ‘ > be x2 7" sie e ape é PR a : 3 ae a . Be i a 7 ‘ 4 ae wines Ste ning eS : % . « . teat hat wy oe Ye ela ae iia : § RS 8» Soe. - ‘ wy athe _ 2 r , sai * ; ‘ ale r ce ae “) P . ry we ay x ee eRe rose. obey tc Fags See niece a ~~ aie p pa ee ee ~~ , etal put is : a RRS 3s as bigs 2S alt Pe ee i ~ . warren ‘ : Z = ‘ . Py ea a eee 7 . , - - ¢ BY EF NR TRIN Be ; ay Coe S. ee ee, ‘ ) rm Quickly Reached via 3-Room Home $30.00 ” wit —= ~ A Staff ee of the Post- L ont Vissourt Pacific Lines OUTFITS on na ‘a gels 1A spatch. | 2 “os ‘ | i | / re $ / 32 Piece ; b on bl E ) oe Tr” E } Qs ; WY { ~ we a v - ‘ “ oe , a ‘ > 4 as © ~ : ; P S 1.00 Increases of 40 pe: nt in the nA Four Fast Services Daily Weekly BEDROOM OUTFIT State property tax rate. 60 per , Lv. Se. Louis 6:45 pm .10:-45 pm_ ..2:00 am %:05 em Weekly | : we Ar. Littie Rock. 3:33 am..7:35 am .11:00 am. 7:05 pm ; es eae cent tn the income tax and 590 per a Ar. Hot Springs. 7:00 am. .9:30 am ..1:15 pm. .9:00 pm ' ewe fat ry ~ 7 the corporation franchise . Pr Seandard drawing-room sleepers, reclining chair cars and ; coaches. Magnificent Trains — Through Historic neta aie daa present Legislature, to- g Car service. ‘dav appear probable, in view of the Secure tickets, reservations and Mlustrated literature at - " F -—— : 7tr : : ormerly $275 . . ' . Lands basuuiany To Winter “Paradise failure of Democratic Senators in City Ticket Office, 518 “. Broadway, (MAin 100). caucus last night to agree that th tax bills provide the Baker admin- > & ) The DIXTE FLYER TheDIXTIE LIMITED ation with more funds shou:d — . / FURNITURESTORNEAM 06S | | “ we 823-25-27 N.8 thSt “es g S gee ve 4 - ee «- « ” ee _ . Se » ae 3 S + reaoantatirt but its representati\ Te ee 2 * ied lature have taken no caucu: d . : > , tiem a Pp hi penses or im opposition to the bills } j . a — 5S ON) gee RMON | Se ee OE ew nee ii SS at ing Plaster ; how . — ; ere. a : . “pe ter : ie tavrac R as ~ 5 : _ — : o Sees. ns - => “~ -- - = a 7*? . 4 . 4 = Mend, d . - | , a3 , Py” Ti — = = ate _ sto : = —_ fy. ! Re oa. — " ; ix img breaks and cracks Problem Faced bv Democrats. : bes FE “ a = c—__ as ee Me oe 5 ' aa ite ; im pilaster on walls and ceil- Mailure to make the tax billethe | A ad je _ ne at etl Be eo , + o's " imgs; easily, quickly _—_=_ ==. ea oe ——- ae — = aoe = «os a a | et et ee ee + re Oe beni’ Se L- * Ady z nie rad my a 7 Pt 4. oR - wy 2 ‘ aaa tethes a . } ee 28 te! fim iy Rd Hc as Sela e ie te. seas J ee eS Pe Speed rs ot wn : Cron 7 ee .. 4 FRES, TREES CLL SE EES |g! CR Pos Ge PMT RS GRERLO RE Sra oes ¢ OE ; oi . = = Tee - 7 rm é ae = 3 ‘ Seta Ne al ~ - he MTB “y, t) 10th. hen Tg are ee ee ‘ Pe RBS I orl hme OnE om ee S Pa aS Meds 1 Si gu de ee “ & SAAN Sie nae alta A Bie ab bea r A iving -f Outi® -..... Brogan il Kinn: of St e wet a ins oom | - ite Sale 3 $4.75 ocd eee , rh wh: INCLUDES 3-PIECE LOOSE-CUSHION SET, 6-TUBE RADIO*SET 3 a Red Inner Tube 9Qce Hereford of Odessa, McCawley o Radio Cabinet, Junior Lamp and einen a _ Davenport Table, Silk Fleer?™ay —— arthage. Painter of Carrollton ana Silk Shade, Silk Table Scarf i. ce es ee lay te a $ and Pair Boek Blecks TREE PRUNERS Whiiltecotton of Pars. Among those c T . , ro ’ hie Are lentt to. be dinpoeed to vot nd Table, 2 Mohair Sofa Pillows 20 ze Table Lamp and Shade” eee = = +2 Lisa included is a radie cabinet with ““?| Ma oh le. (4nn _ rye tery lle all rou cet a ruaranteed 6-tube. *-din} Natur , _" : P me a _ a a eee - ; ii Petiertes : — —. daveaport 3 a = aie : 4 oe “oye ye liatom and «thmete ilk flee p itherw, "tee Ha mmes anf : ; MeM irray Ratio Set that brings n distance with IMAZIME, Bo , ° mee phe 4 are tu tele cart. end z - ’ > : ot a ; , = 2 7 Pty >} ape" 7. aI 3 P . ’ % eise——jtist turn the dial and distant station after . illows. table lames and shade ¥oa = ‘tation comes in tone quality and seleetivits . f f merchatdi«e in this a ao" _ ~ - , . : : . : ~~ -_ eur " 6 -— ? : “Springs anu m- ‘Ss witheut a peer t ee-piece Liwing- Roem x --. ‘ ; | “4 ge rou te om this ; . ty 7 . vs 7 -% dies oni ° wurEge eid ee oe oe velour and has Nachman . a ok : heur the Kadie set spring fillea loose cushioas. - 4: ey ) Tw ey Sc a ae bes $2 WEEKLY PAYS FOR THIS i + ei ee i p 2 OS SSeS Peoee igainst 2° +}, hs >) *% + _- } . je ma 6a ict 58%. air @ ror ’ ‘ Y rnity amazing Living 4 HOM autfit. BG ret af 12 RR ea ep raeiok Gat at f PER TSA REG Pers 19 OUR GREATEST Hundreds of beauti- ful, genuine Diamond Rings, set in 18-karat solid white gold, hand pierced and engraved. Some decorated with French cut blue sap- phires. Will be placed = 1.00 Down on sale, Saturday and Se $1.00 AWeek Just Bung an henest face’ # D.+4 ; 7 seus .eqage b> Nias field, ¢ 7 oe Liberty Hollingsworth of Mex- rT Te ) : > ico and Searcy of Eminence ate, en — —_s Not ? tha Dem Seratic Sanators re . : ais al . . , ae one | ew S$. — . ‘ a : f ¢ —AsA ¢hk lon oe - i , 3 4 ' ' a:tendgded tre ; } Ss ias na s we ; : . * s . ‘ i > ig ‘ if + 4 s 4 ry ~ eh > r — boy = “os = "4 + a .~ ws) ee . e another will be held early nex! HREM Se hs lo GN a ae eg 9 5 Sa OY ix tubes ~One Contro } 3 + . ‘ a ’ Aan ‘an % . - . : J re ey AN ‘ ae a week to consider the subifect again. ature 3 a ion fs Seas Tdi Oe aS OE Ea sir ae : . Z ts . wgi? ~? * : ‘ee “ =~et Se, " 7 * so — . - —_ “= o> : - * y “ ¥ «* b -. 7. . , ~ ~*~ ey “se i "ne —t> *. ae . Sy sy) 4) : WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.—Com- | Rater se a con eae Fe eS : = * a ’ _ “ 2 Xe oe it P ‘ , ‘ re pa an ¥ ee * ’ . ~~ ; . a Vota o a > - ‘ > ae oy, AF, Pane" Com mercial bakeries produced $1.267.- eae + , ree eh ie a aa et i as RS ; ., : ° +. tS oe “y , - . . . . 4 rar : : = = ~- . - mk, % é d in 9 : . - ? , . . ’ ee * ee * A ee? So 85:..189 worth hread. cakes. pies ta Pr a i, hi aT a , P : hw ee 4 bape»! i. > P * ay . . ~~. ; : Me _. q * and pastries in i! which ww ‘ Z Py, “. eee ee Pi 1920, as against previous. Coolidges Guests of Hoovers Free By the Aasociated Prese. WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.—Pres Radio lentand Mra> Coolidge were guests at a dinner given iast night by Ser retary and Mrs. Henver Rurean installation — chief<= of the Department af Com ———— ee —<£_ - = WP ; ‘ ry 2 ** . 7 ee wire meme tee only other guesta.

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= stan Fs nr meyer Sir pines eS et ___ POST- DISPATCH iving-Rog UTAH eR Ge SAU S-Louis Grestect Clothine Store cate . REDUCED PRICES 7 in this country, others on spe- | 3 | ye OUT OF THE Hf NT DISTRICT | iture, only ee ee se sae aa a p> > SATURDAY AT HALF PRICE—OVER 2000 — fe Distinguished Company. RIMES COMMITTED, | Se | On Three New 286 soven, within week = \. L/P ruth ONE & TWO P ANT SUITS de. table lamp and ; alilter ently SST .00, ‘. . , a ws 7 ; ‘a eet If ee : ; le pr Mallee a PR | The Choicest Product of the Tailor’s Art—Made for the Finest Trade TAKING ADVANTAGE OF DEPRESSION IN WHOLESALE MARKET t Victor Models f GA tea ie etires ch Pores rear | eon rs SVAN The Popular Navy Blue Double-Breasteds REVERE ALHAMBRA I ' CROMWELI : sie 0 arg a dl et ) : | : ren ete eee ; ; | er © THE NEW SINGLE-BREASTED TWEEDS AND CASSIMERES : Orthophonic Orthophonic Victor Victrola and Radiola Electrola : Fekgenia | Sateed! 9% Shegeitin ware comms “i $25 SUITS | $35 SUITS | $45 SUITS | $55 SUITS E — : a . Sia : ' ° ’ g ’ . . " j , 5 7 4 , : . > vam a, a 2” P : ’ + i ig ~ 3 i , . Ce aa x . . ° - e . s : re . = - . - ‘ oi P ' ‘ J - , . » : ™ * “, § 3 on. - ¥ a. - . - ae - ie | 2 3 y ~4# Mee 2 ~~ 1 é . d f } I 4 i j » . or " é . 7 “6 ; y ’ ; ‘ ‘ , ' ; iiatihinaiad , | | bs ) ‘ = y i lt jers red nt e. Z é J . Sei ° " # * a, ‘ \ = “ ~ ° ~ a ~ = 4 a : , : . ase . ’ * , ~ - we . ‘ ‘ ' . . + ; a- ~ i _ . Lan we ” ‘ ; 5- ‘ rir i nr ¢ : ~-* a oo. a ei — ~— = . . — * 7 A 'a 4 ; ; wv i 4 7 “ , oo " ——w a em SL. on SPE ths boy 4 i) he 5 =9 4 ot ” . ys i . z ‘ ; " hue ; ; ~4on j Ty Mie * . , ~~. . “ " . ‘ ; 4 —" , - : al ere’ Ph ; ss ? Hy Bhi ot if i ai. + 4 . « ; 4 ' . = ? ~~ = _ . e » ‘ " i ? =, wy 7 . ’ —— “ ' - , : ° ‘ a ol ’ 4 4 ; . . a “4 Se == F | RRS ge Ss Oe Ped el | wee vn ne | yee ; ad A W PRING TOPGOATS : hil Wool, 50 ; ep ores p Shines. ie .. ae | | eo > Saree a PME | 4 GRAY, TAN AND POWDER BLUE TWEEDS. CASSIMERES AND WiXTURES. $20.00 = = : —~: - #07 23 = | : - ——- ph es ‘ *f : : aan “7 . 7 ret j —— : TWO 15 oe ‘Pring LN Be Agi Tega ——s + B- ey BER SeeESOOrORe™- : ee ;' ; at Pe CTEARING REMAINING ‘ . ‘ es Bi : j a £ b= . : See mi mt g | ae 5 MEN'S & YOUTHS WINTER |BOYS PANT SUITS ay iece . ae =e: fe 5 is: ‘ & ie ie $ rag | ; : im if *, ( : 7 pees Peon? =6 8) inet | OVERCOATS DROOM : eae ; $ i a> foes! : ruggested the deparm: t either al ed BE 49. | i, VEST SUITS 5= BS | | Formerly $350 i= gs ee er | ind Wikheaies tater, Free Alterations = BOYS’ : Se So LONGIE SUITS 6 Is wig? : Formerly $275 : 545 i 7 | See CORDUROY. ann MEN § SHIRTS ad All - WOOL SUITS 33. Formerly $450 ) — 2 : MOLESKIN & | Broadcioths in white and colors, se | ‘200 $9, veeet oe Me Dette OT JEANS 4.35 (sae ern = Eacnene” SSeliaw tut "St 25-27 N.&8 th.St- | : CONVENIENT TERMS 3 65 | Gordon, fourth J . batienes:: collebvatteiiies “iy | arl of Aboyne, by Sir Henry Rac- i : PANTS ed or neckband styles. C | BOYS’ WINTER OVERCOATS 2.45 UP oe, ” These ed oe pe ged models which have been reduced because newer cabinet | . s ie aoe 1a: a jarvlade® ‘Raw emenns L WORSTED & —estegpaee i GENUINE COWHIDE. RED DIAMOND, BIG TOM AK TOM 45 Ps PF A “a's. ) j designs ave oveen a ed to the ictor line. These machines en nbody every mew mechan- , yor Unitke @ ella oo ey —— SERGE 4 COsors ical development recently introduced in the newer V ae al } ' ; DORSER rhe yuck Se pie 0 » amt 1.89 85 1. = 9.00. 2.50 values. anil Overalls or Jumpers -E Lape ol GRAY, BLACK & BLUE | aels C fn any of its kied ' J Locke. Gia euaions. BLUE $ MEN'S FELT HATS YAHLEM SERGE ae auiade tae ? AS FINANCE CORP. “e NDI “ort ments g , 1935 N. GRAND Ol SOS I 2 a pvving is ae ane aay EEE MNO I RARE SORA ee OOP § . 4 rs fe gi 5 as ? . ae ee — F hens a Sepa onay Hans spree ite ‘ selaebiaadiian tecnica hd inl a je hee tA Saphogtl aw ~ Sn ene a af * we a iy 2 ‘ ‘ aan , ooh P * ies iy cia Ost + et , ‘éh aie AL Ce Se i wy ere ek ie a " Ln i pt od REI TR AN Athen eg f Pik al kB vie cate PTO Ss 2 afd ae MM, AE ek nett sich ths eG Sone igi ar aanins dag 4: ata a ¥ . i 5 x ey ; ae 5 7 Le ee mh ey 3 o As we WIN ner ~ es BRC) 2 rats & lapront ier geyaion, petery ty gay. — a et ayaa ds ae ne ie iw * - a . . altel is $ ox 5s NS 4 ‘N Reser y in Soe Bs ecco der a OL ed Bech # igo * > he dane 4 ee eae eT his ete 7 - , rere Ss DAL Ss Ao Pie ot, Bei 4 ie} ans wee SRE. i eect me eoein rara in a net ee » aa Sa F F Et . 2, . .. " we Bin be 4 vr" 2 re as 7 lar: pam ie fF Myers ee eee ee ee 5 legal FE EES hale Pi Ss : ae Sa CRE Re Ee eer ivis 2 of 2 ge xs Wr oe ‘ ‘ Wee hy E . aR | : peer ew ae Tet tee pee ntin k ye Klbnteagn, ela OAs eS pies Pet afl Se be (Mieged Edi (REE aR > rd eh Rig 5 FT il ideal LA A Ae OE lag Hae hae Or eS es y he epee lib sds pea bss hoe sy aris EF-sdN. nilgrig ,*, ahem mbaca sb aeeeee -.. deus -ishruiba thes Galea imi eee a Bee ey nae eae setieena: ll ’ le ell ‘ Mi , y ytoe 1 pornk ee Bin ai a heuer ats PR re MEE ERR eo eg ae RESTS at cor tals sees “on eae ees 7 PPD Aad, Hive Sale Deets est er SS thi hed * f. hgpnen tek " ee % Wiig So ia Bb mee Prat? are te ae tan » = ale ¢ val cs & 4 F . Sree oe sasinamtlis tials stealanes baht sien sas ais asia idbiien iia wet ote oe fis xy n J. “9 P ; aie ah i wit haitrocts 7: oped a . as os a _— m2 mere Xa . , ” ' : 3 , : " 9 z ne agers Be AAI PN ae 8 ES eRe IRS OP AR dE ME EMTS. AN FA dances Iv tees oa yeh AE aa cae Pct , Beis; : vest , ; a ’ + . tty ote " 7 etn ae aSeclgs CO RMS ea hate Ast SRR Gene AID GPS. ae coh ST eee, Say 9 ioe cas, bt 5 i Ae Se ese Se raen® 0" Oat TE Ce) EE Ce abst Aine thaiieed canteen miadekelincie aire seqlechiodiide cant oke sikoine decoded ce ik, oie ee ee a ER Os a aes PIO pee me, ‘sim, sap inaes Uaiahia’* habe oi Dyan Ohhh Yah cal. sate ah hn BE wee OO eh ie Tae kore te Hien rhe hi 2 ee Fon HB PI EM NA SRE AE AS mee a ES PPS TREN i a 4 nie 4 A 2 re Ho voy a Whey ern, Aches da ia Sait oh “Sighs oe shy nat Nana “ Canin “4 > - " ¥ AS ui nw ite Af é » bs hate ; ae si Sad ie ted ve aeals a ce "i ™ 2 ihe tit lee 3 -_ 5 eS “ ’ a ” 5 oie : >i : - 3 v fait os ‘ a rae yep ‘ os a a eR RE RIO ee RONG RL ES ps eas: a Seta lees: ae i nah ARE Dine ORR tee te Naa 7 a Ly ahs hoe mae he FR eS ah ee ee oe sent ety A eee ee ek ed Sng ne eR a rts 1a 4 ‘ a aie , ‘alin ERR eentiionss ~seain s a 4 rreeeeetdtnt! | “Dat taser yerenrnr err rr wr 7 i See rete . . . nad ; ' ‘ ee ae ee ee y i Ap uly ie Meee Re ute eee Ra te SSNPS See “ a al t = 5 Ria 58 PROTA ERR LURKS MG tbs LMR aE thes ree 1 ed : ‘ 4 5 ‘ , irs . , S ah ‘ b e M4 Hy ; S MOREE as? “ at > han, = “ : owe rete , _— . . Stet anes ' 1 fei " ae ‘ 12 . 7 i = PSE ia : a : . ; ER IRS hu rng, aa RaE ey. aan eeine eerie ‘i pc - ot - » ae sy eshte: fee BOF SS! PENG Fhe ee he See” SP PBT Ve 1% oy. LEK LRRD Pi Ribena athe Ce e ah 4 Dp mw) nf “7 , i Bi aa ERLE RENAL IOI MIL AA AOD ROR tes te tut iret Reba pte ithaca isp At psalippae ipela mle tip heahinatgitesiailaen iba india Wiglhrsislaigsibabotonia BN aN Sie stat 7 Nib ivr“ tay) Wee nme ind AOR OREN eR ch RE tae ve eerrers bo aoc eee - nae 1. Senay sets wnmeeruie air ibn no Dania sie napliand nies - f ST St - ER ci pes ace ete ay smon ~ oo ee . . RN le. 7 hay tae ee a ig s . g net bin ab ait x ae ae P . . ‘ é. ley, . . : : i ; . = * oi wm, aA i nia "= a a : e ws ” = a 8c =. : lass ' ‘ Profile ff Cpneen hHenmertta Davenport Table, Silk Floor PaaE= pecia jedan or Landau $ | ex : poo Pair Book Blocks TREE PRUNERS — — Outside — Barbers’ _— | a : BOW: END BED VANITY . - | oo. A . ‘*¢ Table Lamp and Shade Bg aye = —.. — —— > | s ‘ d ~e u yee St : ippers . ar the Kadio t sat | 7 3 ; 5 | itis ’ itis r 2g ae : | DHE: . | g DR ESSER CHIFFOROBE - UTFIT € 3 , 2% os age . i : ‘ i ig ss ‘* h : : etting ce : A ) si oe ° sa ‘ ) IMPROVED an 2 : ae ino areeoe tee An exceptional hi on — . . , ° : ‘ > Control sant ed 2 ea ae ) Your Choice of Any Three of the Four Pieces Pictured Above $ 01 ~ 1 | 1 i met a Be oe eo and eee a 1 Will Deliver This Complete Suite- e 7 : : er ca ee Se ROOFING PAPER tie tion 3, = z a = . : “e 3 : De | ; : " ; : | at : | WEEAL) Use and Enjoy a Beautiful Suite mplere with eo Se Lid de at While Paying Only 95c Weekly. DOWN : 4 " ee . al se aiar ccomeniiinien wii e $26.50 nails and cement. $1 60 QUALITY : = - . -_ oe .€ | , Vt . > genie “ « ve" ey Ornamental Lawn Fence 3 ' _— 7 OPEN MERCHANDISE— he sing!> dia - at © rar atee! wire. envi mi f . , F : ton ; i _ ee vaaiend bowel feunie hein ~~ | , ' Mn [ache ent une i. | tiletie« ie - U NTIL ex tT s . % . ll of a ~? ‘ ms 4 e : ui ) DP FAV. — lic A2c 14c fined: ss, nn ME Deng EYRE PR I Kersaa S RY OR ale age ae . serie aoa CS See e Pa a4 tint of «tf ARS > at ir ia e's baile Chi sneBen ae ee phe er Se ned y es oe . « AY Nor is eee eer ee ica “ Te ist * Sgt shy 1 My ae eet pk Ay — cee epee oSihie nation se tein. ssi . ate TO de AR go Sema Aton -ee (tam wt cor wt on a 383M ag P a y o need U ws We ee . oil : i, a . . 4 >. ay , 2 C " 4 .) a >» a rag ee 4 * . “ai r “ 4 ete Tl A 7 es fl ‘J 7 » . = me by rs ‘ ® . = . s = ba oa : al a * Sy tee. 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ST.LOUFS POST- DISPATCH. EVENING, FEBRUARY et She s Better AR Opi. cob te RP eee ’ Se wl . a bi cst PAGE 36 > ‘ - Liga es aay een Me . — (wated Almonds. ae . _ =i N a fo Remy Lees hp OT ee at - Pt © en tg oe ee eget. 5 GRRE ceed fa ey Taare eee nae i * , =. Pat a en SPE Reset wage 0 ste $ tes Rs cil tea ater he oiis’2 eee reeeROROCDCHORORGECEOOHOE the cheese for rarebits d cooked cheese disnes SPANISH OMELET — | | = . a — ame be — _ se 3 ‘ ae i } Fe ee Bx 7 ' > oh a_i r m ro. _ i}: (eA & Perens: J P|ANNING MENUS FOR he Week Banish the Dull Monotagt | W = oun — Me coague fo alls oy Of the American Break | WEEK MENIIS 2 SCCECEOTOTORSGTERCRESC * SATURDAY cfa: Luncheon : i pa LSE 2 oma aked Pr I Picea fon4ay . ae ol if! .: ‘a ; 3 ‘wou At Your Grocers Zosonounone *SHOCSnNORe® fi 2 Ces as De ee ee Cee — iat shake an ack atte, ee eee en ROS. CRS RIN ig Tian a capnnaedig i ema gamut ¥ ee. ee foe > i WS ae ate per aerated NAST NO iia cine nat ode iit Agile eset oss ae: capple sais 7 sional —— Tah rea” Coffee Mu : pe Varying the Standardized Breakfast @iiiethe Family by Varying vee , wpe Adopt a ihe i Cadbage salad : : _ Se ne oneal 6 1 a as Is Worthy of Considerable The in a> ¢ Ct tO i ran ring ; . ] 2 i lan S t > | OR ag EE ee Bi STNDAY. Pp fH ; he Same ;, 1OUulT! LOLS, Breakfast Dinner art O OuUSCWl1Vves, | G “ape Pru ic a ad BDT!CL LETS r : + Pleo ee be hi d] 2 I ity ' : roast of vea mith "Bac in eve varie oe , os se ge ta ppm geptiaegonaaes MONDAY sav be so elaborate and so aifficu.t Breakfast Luncheon to interfs mat 1 roast ve raw app.es i Ree abate SRT A ARN IE TE NL OF oe RE eet ny Ee Bo _ en a he se a sagt Soe 7 % Sealine jend ¥ Te t ¥ cA : Mat ) a oo a Bie Ray aye * ‘ake 7 s oy gle . ’ - - “= ve a uk + Savage é rr R rte ne ore Pik ise neonparneyta “ene ec : . a ‘ } ai } i ai - sae - ree. >i ‘ . ~ i ; Ss * ha +> . ‘ . 9% ‘ o- i P oon Q . 4 4 . | . a 7 ws ied . mre - t, a4 or) ‘ oo é . a. Pa ? > ; m ‘ . - a rm *. ° = > ; r rT ‘ = a oe eee > a chattel } i? j iif i . a3. 4244 . . / : =. + % . ok ~~ ' . . — ‘4 : | 4 - . aie” oot 5? , er ~ ae | a4 ai x4 4 « ‘ ‘ : a* = . | i ts _ 4 . os ~ ~ - ~ ? > ~ ‘ * ; ; J ~ ee ie -* aero - a4 : . honn i c : ‘ Um " . ‘ I 4 (lee Va AL? pos antsaszA P ° go? . — ga ii . ri Mme.. ~~» & - = . - pa a ‘ > . > . - : : ~ -_ - Sd ’ — . ‘ é . » *-. -- - é ~ 4 ; | 4 " ae é or }. 2 oom 4 ~* a X >s 4 — si . ‘ s* , > aan . ~ 4 ~ _ ‘=. > _ ’ > . ¢ = . P s ™ ryt i J - » sit} : j os ro ¥ ; ‘ : ~ . - : ee — a 4 cha ‘ A sd sae * — Aid + ‘ : 4 4 a al = . : Lay : _— é . n P ‘_~e > vo r 5 ae - . srt jigestion Various ati ! Luncheon ork progresse: tal dardized, “ta ; ‘ as z ‘ * “ os - —— ~ ‘ - «* - i aan. ; S » — a ion 3 art sible in teamed fie . =. eal A an breakfasts digeummend O° . : - iA * - = 7 2 . + . 7 = . - ; Nes | +e i? . Led ] A ' a4 ; ia ¥" ‘ as . - — — : + . ¥% ~ a eet saan tins 2% > fi u ee if pete fo oe * ae 4d Oy si . “ . : my 4 a 4 a 7 Sia is Jota A OF ~ en _ Se . be ® o00 Pai ~ . ete A * , ~ Pe hn 4 ‘ 7 * ag ° sh sates * my ’ 4 - » * . +. it on i Deet SE ek f J ° , i ry : v" 4% 7 See: : : 2» > ‘« ' . ' . 7] és “ * . _ . = tet J hia & +4 “ La ie . - : ers ? ns : the res .# eal hiaad Sis $ ¢ e or ’ >» - : > ~ ty ’ as aPamat *' . bi ita : z : $ : +, . - _ . i — . s 2 7 é 11 ves bsiti . .. oo a ie Bete” ‘ : 4 , ; a cial ‘ fas ‘ r Oa Tt TTi ¢ : ivr aart. ateae . i r 3 i . 4 ’ moO? art - ’ ~ ewnda arr c yy g° 3 - - : ; . rm ¢ , 4 ay ry - F iar ja ' t p> : . ** ' ’ : Lis . , " 4 - =~ - ‘ = - ‘ . + . " ™ . *? . “3 g> = 4 5 2 » I I : : ) ace : _ - oi ; - ~~ * + 3% yY Gil - RP Fr . -y ™ - 4 - * c usto . ‘se — nites oS J 6a6 , . . 4 tr £5 . i ._ os % “ee lit Ws : - S . } ’ ; ‘ “ Li i we i ‘ Jim. 2% = " an ee an4 ms o a Tre rakes porridge : . : — a o> ‘ . ee i @ii IT) . | i , : with » Ben e ' s : + — - : ’ ™ . “mF ae ‘ \4 [ ; [ augue , i= 7 ~ 3A a " . ~—. ian di et the : attractive variat! of standca! offee ‘ .ea Alii shredded breathe teeaal ‘ 7 ; a - 3 > ? ‘ st any cereal lends rHURSDAY newspaper responsibie for rousing! Now, whet ae they do forge Saati ee tee ~ La ? . . . " . : y Y : : 3 > . cho m+ ows . _ + g . : al Leonirwe . = : " : "| . ; ' Be on Big 7. 7 : : bebe »¢ B kf “h . i . > ee 4 . a. T “+ 9ub ted! _ : re a suuncheon Can c ' Fist . . ‘me a ast 1Ols therehbv st lishing Our 34 F Planked ish. : savory soll oatmeal! - Pee = er and bacon eam of potato =o whe. . STAD USLING sr better then many American bal | > x ‘o 4 s aDe ’ I aives = as+\s ‘ . ‘ - . - E @ Y — ine ™ thi , , ~ Al T+ +wte ‘ { ; t 2° AST OF I % } 2g ‘ a > r} rr »OG x « oO ¥ 7 oe abe ' p.-hisae rH" : ; 418: re . 5 .* ~~ - a > - : . - ‘> > ~~ . * * a+ ~~ Na t t 7 4 ? L. ) ten wentiele : ur méenis might 7 "% 5 4 ‘ a . eT it ng A! T {area ri 38D ro wih - Tt : in season wher ved b ; Het na 1 DY copying English « _ 4 en} Prepare plank by } | te one a ned tomato . aste st? med spinact Pi awanehen caine a thet ane ; i % i ; : . « = \) ih i > ~ ‘ _ ; Na = ‘ ; 4 se : ‘ as ci The . i - * 3 ~ gh A three. sate | has ft ria | at 4 . Mi is re Mi wor ndoust- ham or ota hot «fast . , , the plank af i eo ° ; ee 3 nt =. . - S »A’Y ; . bain aa oe os , ; iin - , if ? } ; Cia sa } i« - ria e , gre FRI , : ay e made infinitely 2 2 ntter over the fish am ha - ~haf % r Y? J ii Breakfa af Luncheon i Lila 1 [irs pr . : iCs ~OV tractive and vastly more : Ee . “ar and sait = + - ‘ . — . . , ? ‘ ; eT ef P Bist it. .\fter combinin at- owed prines wee un : ns eakfast dishes and break-' by the simple agai - > 1 — “, = > ee ae }. 2c : Pa ‘ z : . " R ; i ¥ ene a . p of q +* ~~ ai : ti iF an : theo rtions of water a ao . . = a nr ‘atoea: ‘ aS Fae: a - —- . 3 rea fC oe : soup as usuUa - red ms cased vha nm Moreove! en an taken quite as @ © ’ : ti; ‘ ; : + ‘ ? ? e , ttoar tr + a : ~ 7 j i ‘ . ‘ 4s - the | ne OoK Ma Plan , Menus 1 as ; , ; a es ’ thf tion ie mana: such lade”? And who ever heal : a ‘ gor ea “% . - - a - . ned ‘ = Od: «! ' mn | . S arty en ‘ ss? ‘ t > - ; : : nage P erase Padding. 5 ' } ~ } i | 4 On* 7 La? ~w a I Aid L] tj Ay i is ; Tria@ili iT) ad : : ° 3 ' *¢é . hat - . a * - _ * " = . Ce « Seeks. : 4 - ; . - ’ —- , - g _ ~* ; i ’ , 2] y i : + a i*. : BA ‘ iJ 3° - 1, “6 2 | a _ 7 . Lf sT} : ; . t- Bee ey 4 ¥% > as oe og Wen fin Ric m . - MER gS Bn eget EOP RO Se Ca ae Naess v or r vt * ‘i = sci ate aa ‘ iit 7 "Poa oe Peele . es S72: ae mer Web AE, 9 fran, oni + Sie KAS a -) pris >! ed if, > Si * aX ile a tel a Monin hn naa ws 4 Sai haut 4% ae i ye x ? ~ a me Brat ne ee mak Rae x hogs eee eee eee Magix sete Be a ee et pea f Re : f. as Bae ¥4 ‘ Bak eS }- pene oe ee *2 Sa ee Bets piles aA Saye Des Te acs oe ’ os ° . as ae: ee oe Ts POE, RH : Sie aA ~ ~ i oe a SS ce i a"¢ e o Sa i rt { American family that ee f ter of course? Judit wi ¢ asd & eck thet ff—H r ari-« of orange or carrot or G Mushroom Chicken. ; j = : . iled egg: grated jeese emon! jade might bring up the é of a too-hastily eaten ree * POray meses» 2 6 " ne fie decent ‘ 4 “ : 0 aly sae ¥ BP bOI Nh RAB ALEA I Bi ten RR RAT I: RUMEN ne hs SPRAY clean BE 8. ook ASL RO yee % , + OR piety RECON ARATE MENDED! 2 IO ety breakfast, supplyfing body. . ‘ & ; 1, ~ 2 . > a - Th : g 4 = att a ‘ ~ 7 ‘ — . > - F.4 ; ’ = baie m4 “4 os é . ‘ - : - ‘ we. . > e . - . ¢ sf oe 7 , ; . pt a ‘ ti : 2 - at- 7 2 ? ; ; rs mA os be rr) i ‘ : ' . : . : ~* sé . é 4 > »* “ ; ~ : , ‘ so ve >. P th, — . , cl é Pa + T1071 ny q matin mat eria!l for a . “ : > : " GOO a ng : vn te a MG pat . : he crumbs by soaking meat . | raising in the ee | etciae - - | tired s man woman, t! Is not the question 6 ‘ik. Hawe ready the ese We wit aAuce \ ooms es are too 11tti¢ ret aps . ved Tio0u ne ip fir | n the morning bh, the standardized breakfast 5 e ppm Wel? ‘eu of eS, ‘ ™ ' oe ‘ ee ee on ~ > . : r - i * > F ’ . ‘ : ¥ P . t e t , . 4 tJ § oe i3 a is . , . - 9 7 . P oc | ‘ = > T O "9? toy of considerable > ze | ised In wiis ca (. Strained 2 ek tas aes eat ee: , manne : Pits at nutmeg. Add these - 7 ’ d both f the water? — tmorna nt . a v7 = +$er+4 65 - J - oth si des 0 A} t iim , J - ’ ~ >= > os 7 s — = ’ » _ , + ’ + ae a + aon: f ’ ae i it- ene Ew 4 4 ; = ; } 4 nm btiate + .7 — - é ots . 3 4 .* - — “ ease hs . : : - % -* 3 , - cA i « . 7 . - ‘ ‘ +, va : . ’ : = 2 :: T _— . ligatar nande rn naiadé ~-- 9S8) 1e@ pas ACS a i fli Os s . Wee x \@La De 4 OD c ne : ’ : - > " > ¢ -~ - ’ ? . bad . - ra » F: . . ‘ ee a se 4 % . a ‘ _ - on 4 » x LA i ~ x 4 s * , ? 9 ™ . — " 4 ‘ s : . : 4 . ¢ ‘ ~ . sa = . = > Rt 7 Mail | ) utes Wiettine the | Sfeax 3 Milk Fats Are the Most *°0O°5 +2 a: my. a op and; . +e ith tf aaaition oes . : , , e eat and j ats : the 10: Y ; _ : é g* 4 , * ” otis : S ; a —— iRi } iten . mak-« Important, - 7. cAayw = ' or we a : ia Ci -_ a ; ‘ a4 z ¢ S ii : . . . r a a * ° hs a é : _ " : - Gg *“i0ce : i ‘ & 4 ’ é ’ me > e : : % o e . anti “a ob eal ry ae - 7 23 . , " _ — : , he ¢* . a 3h ; DUC eG e Od rm G coon ed - siay - nce , . are 4 “OM : ' — . | Cheese Fondnu a o 4 ~~ a ~ *~« ies ~- ‘ . . » 2 - ; sia a + ~ + * ; : ? , re - oe . ; r 7 r b 2 “x7 % * > " a RS . . . fj - Sa — ; + _ +2 s&s _ rr . + -* - . a & - - 3s > ° , . : | ’ T ? ae ; ; ’ . . ; "Nr og, 7 cy ; ie: ; ~ fy7; é ber: Jaa : ’ . Z é ’ , ‘ ‘ . . } ; : : r Le ’ ‘ ' ws UY LU j Alli is ii I hd aa u ’ Li 2th. ©) sa it Lavied ~4 = bs . . ‘ 4 es iay = Ry a0 cr . 3 . ne-quarter.r ; | ‘ Ps a ae | A >i Ae Wid : | of . Food 1 5 - . . , J he ¢ * s = a Lr : “ ‘ vil s “a2. nes hes ro? they _ iG one ti spoon | 4 *- . . ; + 4 , . » Pi“ a ee . > . : ‘ - - . ¥ Mik, ag yOu DrOSRas spoon salt, | ee, te’ . Vs JERK 3 HPS td ee ay Saipan VA mien tnt» ee steeateia Sewescestion 6) ee tpn a o_ ~# a eee FP ROE G8 Ae ERY. ES yin a PER: Vie cig Ome rg RRO TOD: PIA RAT OF, PRO LIIY & cet Rretuntmia tbe we Fat a Peat Te ite ” ER en 4 * ° ks ae A . —a ene ‘ ; = f ‘ i! ; = i Giits ) y, B SIXTH AND MORGAN Oppesite Union Market ning to be considered these usual~ | gta a HERE “THE eZ. Northeast Corner ie Most Items at All Conrad ak eid “eet on ate that have & maa and Franklin Y Stores pe i out so frequent +h near the temperature & oR [We Qun Our, Owe Building, We Pay No. Rent, We Save | oineed out go frequenty, in the | nee the tee ) You Money. Our Surplus Goes to Low Prices. Remember, — un BO eatlafied with te ey rer Among team Pic Ribs 17 B| We Guarantee Everything We Sell. Money Back If Not En- aS as pti sedi ai ve oil, co th Pic ¢ . meen trrely Satisfied. Bring Your Car and Load Up. Quick, Cour- icin af satiate et “the ee ss g Snouts. 11 mt — sn Pig Ears... .9 PIGGLY WIGGLY If Fase |e =o gece i: IMT. AUBURN aR - Se & OR B| veo [ramemms_» _26/DRY SALT JOWLS, 1b.123 0% Baan pe Midneys, 10 T ES | ie BACON ROASTS 15) — % | 6128 EASTON—WELLSTON Pis Hams. 25 cts 2 gg PRICES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY __ ish Pic Side M’t, 26 | | SWIFT'S PREMIUM 9( reas Pork Shoulders| Spareribs | Pork GROMER Chops . PIGG LY WIGGL : BACON?) 43 " ae 239] EBS " i - Die 1Sc Lb. _1Se Lb. | "76 20¢ Lb ; ee eee 2 Be Peat ate : Gd BAS RL alll Resa, es Hkoy hihi ian BN: NO BENM HB Ke leeiseet. eee = ante aa ae wenn > ee tn NB AE NOIR a estaba a Rte a a5 te ie ; ~ ar eae es >| ae a. ae whe ree Ae en 4 See en nt, ae eee ery yang Shag et ONE. bet tA Reece eng "- me 7 Ont * » we hap: sal ab hepa + taney“ Stns te Mis Suni inowed tae el ee erage as ised ohare Se Bebe dh Noein ae ARE hte EE” Ee tLe AGF * R bi ks % . Bh hares, coca ane gat we Wy tee eel ¥ ‘ck * iS SDE RE eat yg ae fool ‘ oA tg CS tapos 2 OP inheniina tons 3 n MAO ae | tee A ” : mec pe 1 par ae ee eed ate i 2: oe Tr h S pet ge if Pee? “Bare - 4 ike Ps ise Ne ar t treed Sirloin. Reund., 'y the Pierce on ee ee tag heb ab ieee —. snubs aeden Ca ee SO seit od fo ete wag ory Smoke > ¥ ‘ P ° d 1 x Wh te “few : he Tr... =] 31) ; ottlders, Th. Mi re } Sze » . =. = «.uaea TAN! eed HH Lief 4 ts Dene Th) Hamre Vd il epie ty . ‘ v : = —— : = os —— ? Portrhwese , am or Half TRIPLE—3 FOR 1 Me Smoked Ham 3° ="" state OO 23, rant isa we th. 20 | Steaki= 16c Beefs - se EAL Smoked Gali Hams Tb ERESH Short Rib. Ib. fic Flank, Ib tte Brisket, » & , «aes . gee resh Pork Tendertoins, Ib. 5? : ) ; | zach a | ae a) Pork : —- iy Peg one B one 1 Vv " AL SAUSAGE © ders ry 12 Shoulder. b. Id oP a | : tee Liver Sausage, : 3 Pee a 3/c Breast Large Bologna §=%@ ow he ee : Stew ; Minced Ham {8.8 lo tete 7 ED Be einers ~~ a cei. Fresh of. * : re “ = ALL NEXT WEEK oer 20] See 10 Een AT inn 2 BRICK CHEESE” 39e@ | pm Shoulder C| oe eae anor 6 i i 4 Chops WEEK FER 28 | 4 AR a = | "10 O\Steaks?=: iE EE Youne Hens, {b.. 28 EV APORATED P Bat 36c | ate Mees Ib. Head Cheese) , ulders 3 0 ‘ : — Frying Springs, |b, 37 7 MIXED VEGETABL =~ iAc ea leg Veal, >. . ; eon Round Liver | *© . — 23 - J Kteveived Fresh VIsSCONSIN — Deli MINUTE TAPIOCA— Chuck Roast. [b..... tle Chuck Prime, B...: Hoertle = oe SENS YP dc A PPD LAAT: Ba hla. 55 sn alist dbe Mie.exiesrcala om entice a Oe ee , 2 abs 7 28 ‘ A ¥ = th OT EP: AN OBOE AGING AL LL ATS PNR ME CEN ere mg WITH E. % y \ AK EN oneese ck on” ter 25 ee Brick, ib., 28 FROM AC CAN OF f i" th. 29 = corte Bring rour pa a ae a GR arr Jt icr— hed e nile Sream, Ib. 32 | BEST ELGIN—treeh coor bh 25c 2 Lbs. LARD. oe JACK FROST BAKING POWDER | (== [eer et gain g Sens fies, Re 30 [are vees TO Ths.20]s- 4 Ibs. 10 GRASS SEED |] @)o—:- ee Tabe Salt, 3 Sc beres, 20€ EACH CAN CONTAINS A COUPON WHICH IS GOOD FOR dans, § is, 25 | eODners 31s 10 FRESH PERS Tha 15 sro Wachs, 3 Se bus, 20¢ 4 EAGLE STAMPS—AT ALL THAMES. FOR THIS ONE WEEK S Head Rice, 4 ths, 25} eins, 4 ibs, - hi 43 5 ibe § 05 > Sead Sonate : Mac- | : i YOU RECEIVE 12 EAGLE STAMPS FOR THE COUPON. Evan. Apricots, !p, 39 | Cabbage, 3 Ibs. yofieedere Letce SIT secret LIME Sw es sage » BUC 4 packages, 2S¢ Evan Pearhes thy : syfahac 3° 4 ibs. 19 Young ere 1 bs. 20 mee Even a. bots ot. Shoe Paiish, Sc JACK FROST BAKING POWDER CAN BE PURCHASED arise 725 Eesti USE Sl Mi. Auburn ICED COOKIES, pure fruit centers, 30c value, pound GUARANTEE | yet can of Jack Frost Raking Pow | Santos te ee * 30] | Grapetrel = 5; Sth & Locust Sage $4.00 Fagie Stamps pound M. & J. COFFEE GOc ATALLLEADING GROCERS =o oo Se = ; a | ee 0 Eagie 5 ry stand, a a oe ee wee ene used port your groct LYNN'S 2] ul! 8 [levers rap 5 rad h mayonnaise 25c $3.00 Eagie Stamps half pound Pure COCOA. 2S —== wes EA FR PRO RRRIE r BO ETE PRE ath abs ap like 4 4 5-Th. ivr): a é ie pares ary ea ty Ar + ame , ae y th f 4 a B. : e era fi Sat Aut oe ‘ es Baie eH ca Ei ame se ore RE ro, pI RS 5 ey Be : Mm HOPPED Sz ound Bring the Coupon to The Eacle Stamr Co.” . Te Exchange Desk in tl r = lake SMOKE ‘ : th 2¢ . ment of Famous-Barr Co. Offer Only Good Tag moe it eck Feb. 20:Oia @ MAL 57 Bulk Min emeat J Ihs.2 te = ae waste, | Potatoes, Northern Rurais,18 Ibs. 20c | Red or Yellow Omen. . nae, _2P a 7 ’ Ree Ges ™ pognc — °a8 valve, i 00. : arr ~“rrep, Nea, Peaciies - ‘+. tan 1847—Our Eighteth Year In Business— | 927 i

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EN IST.LOUIS = RETIER FOND ——ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___PRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 295, 1927_ seeseaser m= 51. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH le oe may iade fel i LAVA I AX Jib Where the Best — ) : ) Is Served fie. A 4 rue rind { RC 'T oH OR N , Ey ‘ , . acemennee poueauntibansen . udhesbeoaiiedian a poncsinadinant oe “ _e ~ po-wentsenspeadinidinneasthdiiiiniayeignensngneieeenaieneaine a a _ a - . -_ . ’ (Fold the stiff) Turkey Soup. jad ll #. an rr, * ° ae hata rT) a. > > ei - ’ . ‘> ? mr pi! t] mixt and pour tint One pound of beef up meat sealed O Lf re G AU iT] ; 6S i. é ke ae ii ii ; - . + O! , > ce ; ‘ ; two ounces of dripping, two onions 3 ; , ’ . fy aad i df i ; M Pisani’ Shae nr rn | ' a i Le ~ a" . » 14 one carrot, a stalk of celery, half ast . ~* = a - — i. i" - ne CU } gicre - Gilie ‘ ; -* : ’ . ' { eae a . 4 aad 4 Ps é S . - i ** , ' le id aa - r? 4 7 ; > ° “ , 4, P . » « ‘= " ‘ - _ toe anmrer ct @ worm? - is A it —f) if [2 fi . - f —— ” Pa mag” lion ~ - 4 Lili ‘ Las Vs > éa . bss -\ ¥ aahal - q ‘ i , ‘ - . ee* a . bes. Z . 3 . ‘ ar rr j - = = - . - ate 4 7 . *-* ‘*- ‘ae > . ° _ ; 4 rf fy? :77 _* a >TY aan: 74 5 oll \ e . > +> m — » . ul ‘ i i ‘ : gs ‘ 7 4 aa in RK ws teed be © | a* 4 4 Lin ? Crier , 4 é ; ™ sd 7 a 3 . . ‘eer ‘* * « st s* ‘PP 2: . J . . 4 *.« * od » | f ~ ¢ if "aT TY) 7 4 ‘ . **s -- - Ry p ‘ - " i ’ c 3 . . ee aidA @ is Ud ea ~ p Aiidy anid s z -* © 47". » .. “¢ o% . : , — — imme ‘ ‘ ‘ ' “4 : . » os ‘us ‘ ; ere Y mon ¢ mixed erps, Seasoning . 4% : - . “ ‘ ; = ee n of mixed herbs, seasoning j mo vers emoothiy with a litt ere Is No Substitute for eng SRR a PE we ‘ pik ’ iti ¥ . . . Bit A . ih esas . 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CE aE REN in ce se ceo pe " 4 ‘ yy : cy Hapa e ae i ts A OA an pag ee ; E Sey “¥ 2 ih ie 4 di 5 Reve cs Can IRE Se) AS te Settee eT Settee Cather 3 oxy .* ak a eg ab epess 5 os , ¥ me " , _ — var oe " ” . al v. de Bee Mihm a rev a : " a torte? ® 2 m it nengit mre) y . WP pi» oo » os er ee st en hs “ ? 2 gues * « HM ty th pen Stoney dents CB? SMa wi eh hi 4 vrapee Fudy etic at aie qin Se Si ee bended dic ssianideston eattabiplany = alrite tine Weis. “% deg Mead onl ain cheats he nghtn gp -Mpbietne emia te es. dee hcde-. eaate © Oey ontatee q * iw frente x" “ 4 + * senate wen ee oa Bre es aes ee a es ate i : * rey + ‘ 4 4 “ é vie 3 ond is Wiad lS Re rie antenna le Ib es : —_ : 5 z } ‘ aes ‘ ; , 2 ryt 4 5 = pone » , SRP etre ee ae in ‘sul “ab ~heiiieac av ; Ansett: name? weary alee i ee un er 3 tial ns meal 5 a8 ° = ‘ : P ah Hao ong” "swe. cbéceiainde ad : ett tae : es nin ue Mt eats ‘ ne ‘ : ; - Be Wea, ; Pag i is fy Pa, eR ce ee eT Ce - oo aceasta or oe 0 ste aie (2h gph Silane sey re a= onan Laghies B : es vaste = vet hatee 2 hg) LNeaeAHante NP 5 om i a ~ in te e ¢% Pet or Oy Baha ii om Pi ene 2 = Loe 1. ae ot ATR A eRe ml a err Rael od ee tte 3. at IAP Bc, tae a (le. ee Te Ee ae SAR Pe ae i = 5 SAR tl SO PEN OE ERI i ABEL” AEG AAS LEELA SRG OBOE 58 le hig: Sip r =a PR a wt - « a wt ~ Reese ieaeeee se ee, Se & isS«) [ OD8tract, ’ mmwic . . a> See | advine mS aS well as our ¢ S ae a li ae w ba " 7 ; ae mitee * ~ Se a te re ee _— ee i Re wel a ee ac agng eee aid By cnn ae pete whi ohare: * aa aac a8 indie tg oe AS VI o> oars . pity a % mite ma, 3 OP ts teplge fay ach my gf ey ay Ret er HR ry, Disa rene F gn " You Aas NR et > sl a ee hoe a ae ae) ee, eee 6 me if we “a > ~ ¥ aj - Re Poe oe ‘an q n mn i fading eens Hid a) Wale te Ut age. NT RG as " niga aye ee et ee i 2 ae ne a i nan ried ay yA he SO RN rls maa AF De pe on At Special Low 3-Can Prices Country Club Avondale Country Club TINY SWEET SIFTED The finest Wisconsin Delicious Wiscensin Pena of Same quality as the tiny Erewn. Very «mall and a sugar aweetness. Same qual- variety oa just a trifle der. Sume qualite selix cen- ity sells generally at from larger size. Many peeple erally at 27¢c to 300 1 a can, Ive to 20¢ a can. prefer this size. 3°65e 3=40c 3~50c ee ic euk. a ee et «cua « Eee Cas . 6108s Cee 4 good — ntitritivus + ie. On dune Peas, Cans C ab ar ee ited ans C can Pees : SEI ty LO a7 5 MiMi iichinaglainabites \tnd pe od Ay ow m fet Gitte 47% 2 “ “ Frye. { a to SRR San te as Sa Nad 4e@egrmevseeteeaeraeeese Sseepe@meeseeeeee@aeean FOR A FESTIVE OCCASION mnotony of b . ain s Pe ot de: reakt These Delicacies Are Suitable for i fis. but Va > 2 ry it Co ; ae m wy " ven greater gis o's : , ert arbi are ine the afore wait eS : VEEL ee nate x time pe iver cake 4 as- in the fact th raized, English » egoe ry LSts differ as 7] nerely tg § Toa RR ARO te i a EOE 5 Seige ees SY ctl CAA» Sob ARE CLIO PAIN APO IO Bh ata ee i a oi es 6A re rer ‘ , 4 wry i 4 a ‘ j = ail j ‘ - a ; — | iv “ > . re : ‘ C , ‘ —— ‘ . - fr ' of na @4é -_ : , mrmcytry +? 4 ll , ‘ ace 2 ~“ & ~ S PLAT I - } 7 —~ ee a ing lhe appet S ming + " 9 } } p ea ye . " j " : ’ e+ r.? - é ts r " ‘ « er ; { ‘ “es gy : P : ih . r cup J 4 PMO A A r Ss es ‘ " ’ Fa » — 4 : . 7 . yf a~> > a ‘ = s ; . ii *' «3 ‘ i a& food value This mi Metag DEED TCL CG ib ~ | Sugar, two eg£egs, two bananas, on: Se o , P AES og an [ee HOt Poul n tne purer. «€ cup of flour and three teaspoon: A eee, 1S SO A ier — SO VGN anog é, shredded. breatetas! ony wl Stifter filling thelen Ada tue tthe nce oe nt unreserv oP a buy a Seiad | SAME QUALITY AT NEW LOW PRICES Ne = what may they 20 for WH jelly ee in and if you are not more than ‘Santos 2 ib ghee —— “y Can cook be ‘Planked Phish ett ts Decitobeve susere liy : | d ll | a Pi ™ tr... os 5 etter than many American hos mut or haddock for thi Chiang one ered peg ertiza «cee epee ease your rocer Wil ad- ¢ mur n#’nus night be ha! ut or fi = of ws ~~ on diate ee p ~ ~ JEWEL LB. “SS Se eee .35C ved by sea English sad . een shad és tbs a 2 is : ra dem 1 oul flat and bake in a me- lv refund your money. FRENCH LB 45c : : pi ica * . ai ven Or Anon? f} ninutes e ” “si 7 eo Se 2S ee Ge Clal food. The bacog at or other hot bredkfast = s : .. “a is = Phe way to prepare +e anane : Ty B] c may be made infinitely more Me. Pe OF = fren, SOF filling is aa follows: Get 1¢€ anton Company Delightfully made ‘a cet Et 7 en ae PO Melted butter over the fish | one-half cuz i a ceneen cps ! » ahei cme tend é i Liu Vast!'v more healt} m aa Sa s h oO g g the simpis addition of soni ee | ipped cream, and mashed ba- Saint Louis gredients. Large rtions of water cress, er —— wed me g cog nana pulp, three-quarters of a cup 2-ib. round Cake, rn OC Ot tha powdered sugar and one-hal! assorted flavors, | cena cere | Sepa oat et Zo f, COUNTRY CLUB Luscious tree-ripened fruit in heavy sugar syrup; large can, Del Monte Large Cans, 25¢ who ever heard of an reakfast without “m 24-Lb. Sack... ..... And who ever heard of American ry that served it GOLD MEDAL OR PILLSBURY of course? . Judictoug:« 24-LB. SACK of os ar ge or carrot or date m , ” ef sugar, one : CHOCOLATE KROGER-MADE ASSORTED o our well balanced ¢ ight bring up the food Etter Stampoo o_o Fo Fons Bom sl = ce —— * eared milk, St. Louis grocers sei] more packages of 1 Sc 20c ' too-hastil t — grated nut- , se - of a too-hastily eaten AmME eter cup meltea vut- Countless Thousands breakfast, Supp ‘yling body , a ea Knowledge of Food Values ba c! umhs ne-quarter Mamma’'s Pancake Flour than of all other . ‘ aed or Vanilla ote en : cneeSe, One tablespoor rands comb; tmimitahie bi of a omen —s ae ; m pie on ean ha Spc “ aoe ——. ak a owe : - i Be tess } - a" . _ ~ -_——_- a . iialiaidiitiinds Ri a Fudge, Chocolate te Cherries, ‘Lb. 390 Raisins, Ib. red or a busy dap @ ; 7 PREFER THIS PANCAKE Milk, as you probably — f Z tCASPOO weeel wheat, corn, rice and rye flour. Ready-For- ae sitiiieiiaiiinai : 4 rey found to be almost indispeaRee - Use. Just.add water or milk. a . )6«6From Nearby Farms— *, ant it ¢é SEES and . i: a ‘ 1é “¢ i - o-s the scaic- Fr. B CHAMBERLAIN CO. or ene en gal anes 4 ~ , | REGS AT athe . ea Spee Baas a , Seeees BSBemwneet@ea ‘ seam ee.e @ ee eee @mneeta- sees e@ aaa: 4egpe5uaeemenees sasmesoeees =, jeuemerse@enmeses. ®Seeneterweeesceé Seeee ep @B@Bneeea /#e*® eee ee eeenreca ~®®e een eeu tee wi " ae ee ae teppei bebe tieagan> Nally ee ee ar ee ee at aN TES RR, AE A IS a gt i ro Se baat ES LONI OL ET ILE EL SIL LI NINO OR oe Be eben tev OO oe 4; lon geome Bread Pudding ag co t reac rur ; hn fo errs mat. | = ane \@ @meaeaesenmeeaeaeae-~- ~"Ss 8 ese @ar- @m @eee ae S eee. ‘ romnt hay mee narys i jeigen Bis ae . * =v Sr ee Oh cheb eatle So . hs Te ‘ aan st! he ot » “ Mas “_ Te aan aay 50 ewe me! we 4 ha “ le 4 P hg | y Zz y ipa » Ez Na te a a f: en SON ae er HL PS = es Bie gk £55 ;™ S -. | calegory of beverages. It a |; WY he (| = ’ Li y a j — * te “ . a ” » " 2 $ n “ey : beats - we « Pea oben «S* J : " ba ‘ pig ™ * ee ee ee ee ee ae, agi aetitv's : » “ - : Pon fe . » . a 7 ? 4 ; Ng pPart igh 3 r : . ef =, a ai, Rr y - ar a ‘ . 5 it 4 " , « Pv mn " . ML oe eds Sah Bees ailik ti«- J fruit centers, 30c value, pound. . : ; a cian 20 SrARCHLIGHT— 2 Each Mlle . & J. COFFEE 6Oc sd 7 Largs _bexee -S ig, Bulk | p Pure COCOA 2Sc Mustard, at rsd ‘ ie cans veal 9 Tomatoes hand ht K ra u t aun ty C SPA RF Di R a. er | C OEE REN ems wae s..2Oc Red or Yellow Onions, 6 ibs. . ac . ‘ Nl 38 ve roar ae 2 nen. x 25 | se [ AR BAGE Ez. for C 25c | Cauliflower, head ..-.----- ROYAL EE nce ted a | Pe »10c | Brussels Sprovs, are 5”. | Corre wre wat tee ME Fresh and Smoked Fish at All Kroger Meat mer a Beets or Carrots <.--... 5¢ Turnipsc=: 4b. i6c ie Can valuc. 1 00 tt. A 45e Ib. — 5 Peunee.... . — :. SHOULD YOU HAVE A COMPLAINT TO MAKE—CALL GRAND <«10e

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LPP, # a xe : eles s a9 ya es PAGE 38 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY — . J)HELPS FOR _HOUSEKEEPERS =" i: ons cep" So SUS pepe ae aaa a snappy Suggestions Concerning ,; ry unpleasan eden. color Foods Offered Home Cooks. taste. Furth Sateen unless the pro- P = = ae h P porti f so and sour milk : | Re general, the proportion of portion of soda anda sou irks — orrect, there will be danger © : ee j =F Q recipe that ses sour 3 . ‘ be seas a’ eae .i ri Dé t itit ia oe it a? if j ; oa : ’ ry : 1 : * * : | +t 2 ae , pen 3S ss ? > . t- a 4 - 2 . . " - . cr ‘ . ? > . . > ' : ; : L. > tr *% . on : — , ° — 3 . > ~- _ ms o > J os P| “ - - 44 2 J : tat t 4 Lu : rape mse sw — " “Tk iis Cust ‘om of After- enener nhs : ie i O ij ’ tl gee ser a a ie 4 ~ aaa) : w ; , , v ‘ - ' + 4 ’ sd 4 : “s “ : ten : a . ~ _ + FORBES Quality Brand Something New! Genuine Oarbondale OFFEE Pork Roast) | Potatoes A Wonderful Finis iF ek eet Lb, 28 O irs, 32 waco lam © NONE SUCH COOKIES = Poon oa Order from Your Grocer NONE SUCH BUTTERSCOTCH COOKIES he favorite tease li : s, bone and ) spore ngs agen ee From the State of Colorado Ingredicnie to marshmallow ates 4 surp was limina ; 1 package None Such Mince Meat 1 teaspoonfil salt sandwiches or fer the tay 1 teaspoonful soda Whole Pork Loins, Lb. 23] |Solid Iceberg, 3Heads 25 > = —— yr of a meal. When you an Chuck Roast, Lb.......172 Fresh Spinach, 3 Lbs...18 1 sei 2 suche a | yk : a. a bucrer and add eggs and mince meat Places iiir , onlay Sales ones eee finely lac > ® this Soe - put the fresh tea learem crm 7 i Solaatier iit. a-an The hy ters an HOM a we wees ee ee ee egy ie ies Y fa aac - fer ct; ee eer nen >) as Soeets Sale ee eh RE args re “3 Pe ® ’ 7 \ reat h te A ee Agee mus Se ae Re, ge ene then four. }e% Leg of Lamb, Lb.......33] |Cucumbers Hothouse, Ea.20 — OE a pe Il coos ies (o's acm (eave. allowing one or Non or Orang* SS as Pi. aaa ne Bea cnbote’ lat b Gata tit a Bacon ‘ss 25] {Apples wis:..;.. 3 Lbs. 29 + SRE tn 7 ng gg Mines ee I le - Lb. Pike. LS AMM DD re FRERWOD Ot - ~ . ; .- . J % , : a = q » ein’ oe, ’ in oint it | 3 a : remove ‘coat tdraw t! ntial oli whica? A i. C A f F ie > x ~ an Ms SR . ‘he . " ° : tteate flavor, | 6 ARB eset) A ne oe OEE each slice ip three narrow Tt olled for some a aa iows and place Under gag : for that ]Uncoated—Cooks Light, White & Flaky os' E Vi LF eae eo Be =°"°” 7 ies all reached, and se.ve se, Included a ROtDEE - . a qeothes Charlot yonnai Jar gol 25 Take Bus ct Delmar Loop—B8rings You Dtrect to This Store 2 eee ee eS en Se a ae Bae TZ f . ' an raoom Tea. tea hot, | Net or Creve Coeur Street Car—Weailk 4 Blocks West st oss 7 : sei R. —Tr H. ib co eae »¢ Made of cellulose tis- iu t+ myn’ vedo “ 26 7 my inti tie a Jove Sn: ° 3 sera ¥ RET) « - j et sue and antisep j ( }orve ucar. Country a eS “en zuuze. Buffed edges J 50 Pp trola ] > 3 mae Clove sigar ie delicious to . rie 7) CAT Th wn KED ROBF—Tin+ F prevent irritation. 7 € gar + ae a é pa : — : G tl Can ' ape SAI MON . nig) srt na tender— Easily disposed of. a — ‘or {ve sugar. a en emen ; onan - oo er can ; The under layer pro- wae fou ; ip granulated sus . a me | » xh. ih = ” Ll. dazen L385 | tects. the elothine. 60 Sy Figs, 42¢ , ee cnineie ee ne Extra Hand Pack:d Ripe Tomatoes, No. 2 Cas 10 IE OMED. HALIBUT. thos | {tales = Regalar a c Syrup cums 00 Same’ °esp0on lemon jules, a [ED WHITE FISH, Ib. 2: 4 ifted Early Ju : ; 4 . : . | San the eit me ; , SMORED SALMO ' 4 siUE r . : po oe ' ‘ : : Hair 3 for ant at Foe . + = «€ (0K EDD 1. Vi} t rue ter Nn ¢ . an aS panes e $3.50 - , ‘uhee of Tigar ‘'n cup ~meN foe 4 > VwP } ‘ : ret L. ie | 2 : 7. * SHHI tf . . j ~ 4 bea *2 be jue. BRILLO Staufer’s DAINTY BRAND ¢ ans : | Cod \iid in granvlated sugar, which DAINTY BRAND COD, Ib eS ee : rates agg 9 ed liver inulated sugtr, : OYSTERS. quart = . | ms time . n ig , wet $1 Wam_pole % Oz! 79C m Ti.xt*a lornug hy with ele wr oom " els ee eee eee tee Anke a eee ee ere ee ee ee ee Rowe Sop drten * tthe tthaAre7ecinery: ¢ vere a os ps n . . ‘ REREAD ND Cea eee Ui iecidbiaa sii reitticasmecen 4 “ 4 ‘ 7 5¢ sl leenis i wind Aluminumware ~10-oT. WHITE ENAMEL ! j if SS Tablets : $1 VALUE DISHPAN & Bromo Seltzer, 45c, &9c FREE With perchase «of 20 hars of . ’ eae Ry Secon gar emg '1$1.20 Caldwell 2-7 83 a | Ss ° e Pepstn Cc ien's iargest selling ltaundry 2 ee yy = ae Saige bith? athe PP i he te eT ce en et sae! aE a Births D Wes 1 Pisin ° : i OR ee ott ag en ed . : pat atid oh . : ascribe SES ua ‘ . _. - on 205) - Rs ie —_ * . hah ee a tn a . CY re 1 ® MARSA ae aS - . es LPP UGC Te AS ta) tga oe cul " y ce ia * Ee 5 Pe pea at nee Ane SD. oF ot ae Se PR OR ot RE BBO Ae POE OTIS , ’ ‘ph IS ye Bey : : oF ~ ee le : Pe ee MR, eS ME SS ewe bis. So Wh pia. Rees las fh ti 2 ‘ oh ne TP at fig 2 HOR ae Sa et SPD ERT A ot np air? M4 “ge OF aid ee i eh fee Sp pear memet hs mnee we hg at. *eap—Dish pan and “Seap a ae aw’ Dusitive so vaiue E 50c $1.20 Scot's 19c Absorbent .0O 0c Jonteel prema hceatiinen ais nit cesiinasl 89¢ O9e 7 Cold or Vaaishing. ss: Wiietate —_ Cotton. ..s«sseed HEINZ-READY TO SERVE = \ Mr. Harry Shapira the Pree- | 50c Klenzo Dental et 39¢ soe Renin + Pebeco or m Qo reer § ecm =m ao pre- 60c HRes D meter will cenduct this aanle. Se ps : . Creme. . ()intment 4/c s epsodent. overer? ’ tha c F orhan : Porterhouse : bass i kat he x 2 “sy es jv i RE. 7 sat —— - » i. + I a ec Le a ete eee ee ee wp eat ee oe ae ee en , a cite A em a ae Te et eo. ee ee Re A PRAT BE RN ME Mage 3 y tee = es afte pipet ahd pee Ab er ey ; " Pes js 24 a5, ti * 4 ‘ Sag eS ee 7 2 bay . 2 ad Ye ean isc Legs.-b Doilet naga . ; 7 . Orderlies — Pond : Tooth Paste. 7eeei 4 ae Hams. th. rein SWANSDOWN solid mest. Ib. TS] Lola Th 24 rg Rael : : _— | eee Sie lye Cigar Spactals ang - | Kolynos Cleans ‘ . ; iar ‘ . ” } : ; ; , Plate Re mat, ib P23. Ff Rib Char he. bao $34, mel eccenainiias sa : | : r ‘ orn y , ; . . pond pe _ , “™ S ; f y th , - ou Sent : uf *, . a at ‘ bP. ¥: > 2fk. } od 2 10 - 9 ‘ r . so Ww “mil Dury me for our ee as Hard) M—ites Parke . oo : ar B-eom ; a a i SOAD c Sunday Dinner Box of 50, $3. a Should Be Cleaned : Doctors Advise the 39 '2 Lbs, a“ 00 We Lead in Merchandising: ¢. : _ 3 tf wissen exc/aairvre use of Why Not Also Serving the 2 tor 25c Cigars. each, 10c¢ The Favorite for Generations! Cry. White Chips, Lg. Pkg., 20 ~ Wh HIN ae Dirns Room? Beautiful Y Ee Ce 30. $4.95 a Quinine SPECTAI Rinso .... .3 for 25 , Paka | SPECIAL MeNr. s | st: sod parti 3 : : | qe POWDER He OUP A Few Restricted Brands | Shaving Needs} , Ivory Soap Flakes. . .3 for 25 7 og 35 StS at Chesterfields, Piedmonts, | pinaee d9¢ Soap P&G. Soap...... 5 for 19 - 5 mann Ctinee El egg. Clowns, Lucky Strike, oun mentee. . . 39¢ a K De Camels, 2 for 25c; ne nai 29¢ 6-02. Bars mee , Bindes 29¢ The most beautiful serving Tray reu t , . rry Sau ‘ Carton, $1.25 ae See 29¢ ewer lakl «yes on (an aheoiute 31.00 Extra if rime Ri f Be cost) with every purchs of & burs ; Blades Kienze Shaving ?9 a An aid to Cleanliness and “MniTALION WANDA TOILET 4) 3 79 . met Ge ner a eee , aa DON JULIAN Ivory Soap, 10-oz. bar. 11": Oe TERTRA QUALITY ee Sen on: Tea The Aristocrat of Tampa = vith 49¢ MUSHROOMS tek PEAS ‘IT CTMBERS ; . PEP ERS rrapet: Ma tam Ve > . | ; Guest Ivory Jn ao oe ee K ADISHES me ATER CRESS see DESSERT Chow gy pen, : for 25c; 50 for ~ , e wraiea BEANS STRAW SEREIFS kT _ — $3.95; 2 for aa, Yee oy 50c Tube; . 3 — ' Lux Toilet Form Soap, +.- 23 SNOW-WHITE CAULIFLOWER i, 50 for $4.95 Ste sents 39c | Special at ..---++*@ Crystal White Soap, pane... oa | RIGHT PRICE. | : | . e 3 >... “tore prescription | Extra Family Soap, 6 bars 25 Special--Fruit & Vegetables PLeSCEiptnOmns 27 eS i oer sion of we oe : cS—Wise. Dust. “SWEET MrOors— — . roaches ra cookers” | WTeancene, Nancy Mai | SELES —Siack Twin There Is a Poxald, ity | | 15 Ibe. for 42 the.. 16 3 x " \ fe ICEBERG—Fura fine, FLORIDA OR \NGES— = Se. ere : a Drug tore in Your ae CO Bo UBLY ABSORBE and «rt jum- 7S deren up ag oe = < GRAS SERCTS — Extra Wis E AP Bes oney, ~~» &s?P ~ ’ 4 ™. - ~ * 7 77 VMasiiseon . a “at , rn oe CELERY — The finest - JONATHA x*Hahn, i90T 1 aca | par quality: n bi ; 7 ' 4 A. —Bai x —— Tha Ry al. Grand and Easten A“USEeRacher. Trion and “ulbwrbeea : th esis Te Ag a XG Git a’ m : f "LE ae we 9 stalks, 250 LE WINS —<ankier, _— cholle Drug. 4969 N. Union | 3. D. Le Cour, 6125 Reremer wR » acum o at Texans. Fewhaire ’ ~ 400 LRA. 4 \ 7 4 7 aL. cs — 2+ ae Tey rm + Grand and ee ie y e . e336 —_ at - Sie ris NEW YORK GREEN. ©*tre faney 2.85 Drug. 2902 : ” Con ee eee en CABRBAGF— mc ’ Keren * wre ; “ ' a . : ‘ ST +? DELLE iors. tis ma ~aiagee oa co : ' ~ - : a. . i ‘a ; al 3 ~ **, : cart K “ur puaderr . s : . : : ~ a : eS ae % oS Gs tks » ‘ Peer Betas % Rretacher. [O01 W. F*ortesant U. ; < ™ nmenacber Delmar snd r rn = and 3 The.. @ Bushet Lee 2 + a J yaad thd 4 ba. 10 le the, 42 wummenacher. 344 V wri cherwrer) | oY Marehasi

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a mi —— —_ —- ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _FRIDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 25, 1927 _ pees _ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | PAGE 39 ) , aking and bake at Peanut Bread. der, one teaspoonful of salt and | pane before baking ang cane & lk cae . meatal’ ) $75 degrees F- for about 45 mia- ¥ ? Tr Wh ‘ es. OFT UD a‘ =» 3 ~s : . ~~ . ‘ . ss : = a + - mnwwtoc ™ 4 P aw . ‘ ‘ . : * ' _ — pa “Tr . _ . ¢ -m 3 “ oni itte ' _ 1 Soo é‘ msn \ rags with salt and remove two cupfuls of entire wheat flour, } well beat ind three table- | With Hot Chocolate. ” 7 ‘ j mi ss i . _e? 7 : ¢ jy - 4 SY nm * Is p ; cirus Xr ot = : ¢ ry i? : be ee sie bba ed As gC On is the hot recoa or choe- atte = | SEG OS MOORE Me Es Ss See eSie ee 5 “i i ie fioul M: in thoroughly three-fourths! giste is poured Inte cups ready to —— - ; — 2 . j + } : ; 4 ‘ ; vr. r —¢ : ee tJ o* « - ‘ %, ' ms r} see ° r serve. drop one or tw Oo rmnarshmal- Dae, ‘ > . i ‘ P o% ‘ « oi aes io , gw 4 . ” i ‘ e , cs ae se at a bad = : een added, then aga rom the fat in the pan, adding a it tes one-half cupful of seedless raisins, | jes tnto each cup. The marsh- : - : he 4 -3 9 ¢ . oO 797 z fn rrr . 7 ¢ > rT. ‘ Ds { j 4 _" > ° r a ‘7 ry } b - - % ’ . »* a ee a the bread crumbe, and saute in| few spoons of the apricot etree BO) MARKET |) cerca atghtiy. Beat pt tegutner | ene eee oe ee ia : t'™ Py ie . iw -« > - - F ‘ , 1 i? > — é n sii 5 4 f . : age? , Ff an Se oe ee ane ' Re apg Sages: at :' ds cre 4100-02 ana pour into qreasegipyesé pans.’ over the top like whipped cream, rlier ¢ ‘ “AS lle » softened. but natalia | iowieg 't — with sprays of green. Make gravy /eook gently about 18 minutes, turn. | ef"myia,t¢ Wil! Bot become hard uit ‘| American Beauty Spasheliti te Hec-—DUt Ret eal - Ka a ae ve with sp: een. Make gran rer bout 15 minutes, turn. a Haneper aint. a Nite yet i. : leis 4: sche D ONS i Wi et aa fu : = ‘ ” bec * ~ a @ y een . m ? P ae eee oe, r. >= , tafe Coal ie OP, ey a all RS an Nain. « A . as 4 & 7 7 -. eee er Sera eee ine PS Pe ’ Ay ‘ oe an . a sind ds ae oe ete de uk % & rat % “ wong og! Co lg a ieee ee ‘ai Wetec iah, AE marae a Fe A ahs wes SR ae SR APR I RIEL RAR ce AS Bib Ab CRITE Ge Bi fee sg BES SID I Ri iN A NCEE IETS SNES Y ae, PRY spe tate st ayy, SapRe ek ae ak eons ' is ST -Follov i Lic ; Slice 2 Tia !t: a. Ji 8 ee +2 .* : . ) 4 ] ‘less Relled a ? | > from } ** . ~~ “ Re rlish Custom of ROAST 4 Move , site ad a! ‘ possible, yy noon Tea. i ee — _ADVERTISEMENT | ~ naan tee Te iaioiss : X CORN BEFI ee, ; CONSTIPATION MURDERS SLEEP {Z\""es Aeolk "BUCKWHEATS' xellogg’s ALL-BRAN brings prompt, Zé\\ vaste STEAKS ::: haem ° ; . : ; cian Porterhouse ne, | 3 L or J 7 safe relief—gu laranteed! ‘ cal —_ from corn- — — and tranteed } Real Milk- Nerrousneec. Fick headaches, chronic ases, Wit! meal, Light as 4 Feathere y FA Sage sid — insomnia are » often the direct re- ‘ou’ll enjoy it! Bredat. a. : ' eae Pe eS oe a ~ a GT tN catihe. atin, % — + ss e° £ el Se Pa ee blag . noe — i suit Or cons it. at pt has Indes ii. this ¥ 4 ~ r 14 IION ry —every time VOU nas NR LON. sae! terrible curse wrecks strength and Ik i i ee ee a : me you healt o—an id ca uses more than f; rty tae sain ; niall nine — a Naas “Bee { ake Caxe, waftes Or PORK . ° + 4 ia! t ed : iives To Take . - eo + . . ‘ mn “ ‘ . 7 * . : a : j rif} at - S aes : > ms taosespooniuis j —_ » OER RS a ; F 5 5 S strictly 4 Sai -4, 3 JAl% at er. oF ‘ ’ j ’ 7c) _ a 4 4 : ¢ a. Lhe : {f lit’ ’ ae ~ reskie ee a —_ = ' - . al “| = ) marshmallow filling foe sg / ; | ae 3 ) ee SS GTON MI UNG C0) mutilers of FRESH, Doz for—tender cakes with that wonder- +a — © . } c , 4 : ' 5 i* , M : ~ ‘ y - ie - ’ a ; *,. TT) ‘ Py ~* } — ‘ . | . ndwiches or ¢ it nee SES ACR Mees UME Rtas oe nome | ee SS9 hed ful, true buckwheat taste. They’ re sound: cake, marshm or candied ginger, rose-petals, / and po ver one-th: upful of : . iace = : so using Aunt Jemima Prepared Buck- ah ie pe & wv vd - acthy leave : } eo ns ee é : at ' J r er ue mn to micsten . YY : \ ity fj thi yy Y, “a eal : lporarars 10 1 BS 25 wheat Flour an ae yellow pack: age. remembers. Plan now to test this take 1 eae unt fh so Se eee ee Oe OS NAY gw” hy Sassy St choice ‘@ . awe 8 closely with the tes. a en ee boted tor som ak ar i I minis eke eased Nino prepared In cans BARTLETT | = ibs. wheats’. They have the “kick” he come inevery Aunt Jemima package, ; — " stes 1.2% Cn ia Real : re a ae | A on 3 ci or - . A , yeaa Ailes Imoerted Glive Oils and [tallan Canned the tea itself to boil, for that about one-half cupful of water tr = =: PEARS AUNT JEMIMA Sapte lows and place ander en ‘ im hot oven until marshmalMM... tne tannin which isa the pan, and bake for about on . +> aT a> a) ~ ve the tenderioins cu crosswise sections, _-” r to earh CUL ims ; PW ha . ‘T} [iA . 4 " * an ; ea 4 alas a rn'' therm in ; : ~~, “ | te Hyves. if desired. aa ii. cl i* 4% r hid Lil } e i - Y////) NS ~ ~ . oe . i ‘ . 3 ~ + - * in _ Hie i on ~m + | ” We a Oe, St ZL " - et rpreserved fru . 2 “a $ eCrumods t ange A ~ 7 bad HT, / / f eee ” RCW WY he yf: ELM yy Yt, t/ fig j t/ a Sy if [= Ni SIG) 4 0. Wil ; As . y& 7 . 7 No. «, : Fin me asians ae he ae ; we Sn Rares th ;, éiddi : WOOO s EE UM ERE Yi by L vy " +} r ne eo cs ; id r ij ia i Ts , Libba, gle UL Nh 4 bot, with MmiikK ¢ za | . WM HE LL EMG Gi Pies Uff’ ut *f +. “rs a she bs i i? = ee , 4 4 v, f F hii “a } Mf, ,, i. ng 8 tea"; 0 : 4 SO ge a ee iy) (bse . 7 ' 7 - i *% " . iff? ‘ CTdiy js mepderry ~m che ss fa - , > . : My Wis oo nig PUD i . ves tO ®acn Cup. Spiced Tea, ip 4 the or.erm , ner . ie f - : Y yy 4 By One cup Suga’. Pinch ig) a i Durina ries the Poat-Diasparch Uy) Ye 4 Wy, a al NT ee re enirs YT r) TT . s o Wy MMAMON, C.OVES, Aid}. aocycacty eatin printed *254 Wanted to Purchnee awe ip Wy; ig a ae Boi! tozethe unt ae © | “Wants” - baobab 6 miore than the rup, ‘ | THREF other St. Louis newspapers % of sy combined iy 4s a thick Ss) ten tea imst*ac ep oe Pa oe ins Sot e Reg P Mt ON Mee as : : ¢ F ~ vest. oem . swims ge . eon Ste . oe jae f Russian Tea. | ' ‘ fwne af tea ie hein ved ' . = ly at fashto: | As Healthful Cleanli- Sieaes tee ‘ables. To make tt {| pe one coare of crest 9 . ness is the safeguard - -_™ Gorawa . = yy pies ith . y a LM iS $Bihec water and one donee health, so is Old aa’ fee Ta exalt, Drug Stage, Peo: SO meat, ¢O 1s , tee But py 4; mer the tea and let draw Por Cif, i, ‘Ua “9 ~- A cup of tea use one slice lem | Dutch your safeguard , pa, one Me rischino cherry cut i! , Veretable & Qe | Symbol Hoth = and a bit of crystalize , to Healthful Clean- misth g TREE STORES: SA RAR A RRM NIN OR CONE RS ARNE 8 SRN Comp. coe igae Sheers, “1 pay bia SRG TRIS Raia : ‘ seta a : # : s Sale Price... i fourth cup granuiatec sugar, fF BLY ernia 42¢ $2.00 Symbol FAR “biespoon lemon juic | tain Syringe, S9ar ioaf sugar, one-half teaspoon . FRESH ; ind cloves. ares : f 8-gt. Sine... LIE tI: A he: i Bi. Ny big NS, AD TARE Sih ee aA wa Bl) ge es bt eho Rdirces gar tegen Te eS: Se si hg W Pie Air Bh ihe ne — a tls Sf receive: 6 eine Lt te i tin rar Papers tite rT eT re eee rica “i 99¢) geresor es Tepee amixed thoroughly with cloves. 3 gesique 59c . : ia EGGS A - 3a E Bathroom Faper P2.:== 45c, 89c| | VOW. a Da p Exira large — every, on than Ever-Good. — oe 20 times sterilized | FREE! . 89¢ | 09¢ Absorbent 4 | A LOAF OF Ao a {at no added cost to you] MACK'S BREAD fy Pebeco or | 42¢ Pepsodent.....-- 3 Ce ec é + — rite > + wm, >, ls ey alae wie Ayre, V a ee 4 i es ye ta, ~ % sigthg FR eS >» We. orm ARE SE age ra ee eee ee ee oe Northern Tissue comes to you as whiteand HAT’S becauseDEL MAIZ is a new, a differ 79¢ | 65¢ Forhan’s 4h ; ) | ted hospital cotton re Pe Ep * ent variety of tab:- corn, that has taken years Tooth Paste. ..-.- 57% soft and sanitary aS sealed NOsp ne id of careful culture and intensive propagation to 23¢ | i —proved so by actual laboratory test. For I a | develop and perfect. 44¢ | Kolynos Cleans + ig made of the pure northern balsams— sitll Sins Dened ap ee Its kernels are larger and sweeter than any you " 50c Your Teeth as They ¥ te ive enakin Rich ¥2 ley 4c Ib. | —— ever tasted—like the nice, plump kernels of yA “| Should Be Cleaned § Doctors Advise 20 times sterilized in the making. ma Finest Spread for Bread) rw packed sl the store prest — separa ae 1s ' ' \ ) / pie ene Imperted Cheese of 6 Kinds x a - Yagt ) is “gro 5 n y by See ee dan of the propricest, Sal \ oh BOTTLE CROWNS POSS. 9 Se I MINNESOTA VALLEY CANNING CO., LE SUEUR, MINN. tered pharmacist of Missourt. . a eS FRISH ROASTED 125¢ , =| | | ’ JTWRO PFANTTS. LB 26 le T Distributed through ore in Your Locality SPOUBLY ABSORBENT pay *\- : PURE LEAF LARD. Lb. 1 3e i a ASSOCIATED GROCERS STORES “hew AY oi : - e ms " and / T.ARGI CT ARRY-ALI le Pape os eR. oF * om & eae mer O° NSN Pe Seat aig FE ne Pe iss ne srurdeck and ae SURGICALLY CLEAN . sate | eee .. Graves s bach Waltivers Phar Mo. Cor (>ra!? . Ll we xkrwever trrug perguson. s. Mere act wary K eur rename? s. be N. — ; | Maplewood Pharma: ang “hip | : Marehal

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ WINGARD AND” FALK TO PACE GIANTS IN BROWNS’ FIRST GAMPOUT BE a ee ed eal pa el cel ctl call ct tt el lal tt al eet oo ———— a, re es - nn m3 : | randmother Fox Ken Williams on | 1a. a | TWO SOUTHPAWS The Tale of the Lost Mountains, .. Grandmother Foe ae oct Fert oO IER Oe ° . ° berm Camp ie ASK FOR EARLY Or When Fitz Missed His Notes Bout With Shea etc cgunes °° Over St. Laas EXPECTED TO WORK IN SOUTH —————————— a amtmerwniet Tike Claimant | Triumphantly Through | or =iBBE A REAL STAR “ ” hy H. Davis “in tne Prize Ring Concedes 3 1-2 Pounds— 18 Holes of Go brian ty et —_ Sa ; Ru by “Robert,” ae by Robert hac: ea on ae ss Dave Shade Wins. ; ) wanna 2 agin his teammates in the rain- | ayn . F "Mer of World Vangilder Also Showing ae aa a iia . as a Ses Ses = ex : ee pst = | eta 0 : ° wh | | > | a : - 7s , ‘ F Than - : ed At A of 37 Fitzsimmons Fy the Associated Prees. . ania ’ Aeneiineteiaiitat ta opie = 2 : Speech Almost Ruin rr ge ; aia ok, tee Shs ae | ‘an Chat a T to Hit M Previous Seasons—Blae- When Bienes Makes a eo : Could Not Withstand At. |! ‘ 1 he blond T* rr — —. . — — : oe Dr. Macklin Loses ene basketball 2 t 1 i "s Dinky Curves. ° 2 ; ro - > + + thea ; : | re n. Fos SS “Soe ON . . rho is recognize: ii s Dantand ane Soe : ee 7 row niga bias -4a0 St. . holder Still Gree Torch of Penciled Place a ek. tack of Jeffries and Lost _.oooion of rlinois and 17 ot! — " 7 3-Cushion Match: nesium. west Pine and & . Bee Se tates went into the featherwe! . a Z tiie Sa oe _ - i By J. Roy Stockton. al Correspondent of Card to Light Cigar. Re ee x Sh — ate in Eleventh Round. i ct 24 : pee ) ‘ E J a ; Rey Olde ai Detroit, Defeats The oe Ind Paros ‘ost-Dispa ‘ch. Weegee a. St oats | Re Da LES ant - 4 : : y NGS, Fla. 1 ee Pom ee Sk ee as a a St. Louisan in Western demipeges. _— ae BavON PARK, Fia., Feb. 25.—A INSTALLMENT X. i? me a erate ‘the Billikens t- ‘a ’ . P sess s “ J " “ sf - T i ++ freshly lighted igar madly. : 4 ae i a | Title Tourney. al 1] season. Saal more batting practice each MS ili, is five esa aie os ©, “A De) : PSR Sa 8 a — © - > ey ter ts aS 8 Ye * +4 a ml A a tee " ER A con - lane re ~ a PKL irenver » Lan int wor , ¥ ooh ‘ ‘ vow ane 4 as > Pah de “et 4 pth agnor eetiartas a me %e Sled nly pre ges ‘ More Interest - gentlemen of the press sensed, Another Chicagoan, : ee A ee » aes ae ieee ene ‘radifional rivalry betweaggmmmmgetor the world champion Cardi- A C 10 2D ee : ae ¥ oe ‘al | . —" } however, the quam js the program Manager Bob into as good a eam rell has planned for the ath- vo St. Low - . The St. Louls batterymen games, in which the: , me at the ball for an hour and played far above thefp | er yesterday afternoon and oach Eber Simpasn © a mee after the morning exercises, a strong quintet eas wil) be another long session out of seasoned ma Bmprove the batting eye, if any Coach Hunter at @:@iethe men. young and old, who ee ee ee eh Ela tek ee diet ty Smeets 4ogere — o~ ¢ PRAT Wee ret aps roge™ 7 e twisters, but they were nt Le nly @ — B rights, should hav ee a S : el uy also and ran a string of six, “trons and Knight at the @M.,s" for such an arly date 4 * be — ey lrement, but He e ® ° — _ jst , =? o. ate} Rot fi 4 e Cardinal batterymen Bear- e offers, and i Principia Plays sige ot, agg sis tbc ia. ein eal ; es St. Viator Wins Title, ol their necks trying to con- aterloo ley ° inset ee eee ee ee i i a cc cael a . KANKAKEE, Ml, Peb, ri rhe boys had better luck rrible punches Wentworth Quint eee a ak ceca, Ge ee ~q| Viator Colle . ussel] Miller, Joe Poetz, Hal “in atari ne ea Soe * tee Sie teen thenen ane championship with its fifth Sih and Allan Sothoren "e an ‘ age PR one aT pepe GE aS as ss aes ‘ aA there were several go w vt > can Ke pace ith os. hide ayead a recy ime. sive conferences - sme. rie} Fives Resulted in Victory » tk Ses wm a ie ecient ae to 17. Benon't expect to learn anything f L Is Vicia delle ac ated fal Fac ses GEN OPENS DD as . * the players just yet.” Chartle or ocalis. , ay Di y! : the Sued ona! 1a we wet ‘ | king of scouts, advised as [We Match Your Coat end % iat ; athe at the park to , lay’s work. “You , 1] . it h C from an ice man atc net rom a fullback just . vy this stuff some peopley) The PANTS STOREG im about 1° boys looking se goed y aie Tae reg me 4 j A how Sp et eae Ey NR ey Bom oes 9p a nti RAS § ee nell 1 OO ape rows grt eee Oe tae 8 , oy ee aioe sort . - Ce ARR et oe RPT em. he ri eho a ee es GE NE ee NTI FB or r > MET ake se ee ad sok ‘ ° : Nets spe dl ger Lines en oa WP iy ee aig Sa we ‘ SAB * - side eet A tes -Lilbnieraites Tk deo, thet ek ced S Brn ee RE line a ei Reni t rAd oh AL pee ear he . * Sener bes oo tak ws eer oe PE Od x , af res ‘ere oli they. x Salcestitte - eee wee Bin a St Sins ip Se PERE OR AE MOI adc Begs! 1 tog ARE PO is a cs a IOLER LOI AE IS ILE WN RON EL IG AE EE IIR IP TR TENE ARNO avid - : ; y . ¢ “4 wd ” we Se ee nite me ° Pa al oo He's “a Coming Star... ho ee | : ; es ) i ll steamed up or “Are Interested in Work. sa ae py Pere ET pare EerrTs io Aletectelon : “tii caer Stent irs. S. Cy. Crobaug! of Clev aes time. obody loves baseball ‘par thew wi) he. Va? can r rAen ? ' 90 K rs ( £ . : ; 4 , , . j i,t bs : ’ i La Oe +e } i, ~ aASOii. i a2 Lik i2 : ten : ; ia js 5 at . , ! | ae: re tha “harli - and as the Car- pee RAI ee et oe the ble lad from Cape Girar- ~ = - ~ = ———S played at Kansa y, with sia aa ea ae Sao Se a = rarted their morning drill 9. The unemotional Win- Knock Feat Missouri Plays PRE Re Behe eta a se ark. te ee ena ' rs a Oran A ie ie tia EEO RSS is ght there were any even hoc outs ea ure y ; ’ ae a lars m . ¥ nS. - it in " ae : te , wa : Why Take Chances : ig sr Tris Speakers coming into P Oklahoma Team ‘= cecteS Bises's Gyo ma sized course Su SEE WA coon yean, ‘11 Se a Li yuard piay' ) a ee “ : | ' this down in your so ; South Broad rogram Ukiaho gon i bose see res owes | BQOBYEAR™ § = itworth Relds second place in; OM, ee eee eather - : fed. “I've cot a young fellow This Week- End -». Url Drake (carer cna ek eee ne RPRCREES At Our Special Prices RS ming t> . Car inake aa is chalk teehee. "taal eitee te st | MERCHANTS TIRE COsmmmES ::0 cor naam” Road Games Wi With Aggies and ty, ia of the "Red Drag. S*v*ral times a semifinalist, she tear 0s endin russ seman aaa we helt Oe Sea pe , on Sooners Will Be Real ee er Noe Saek** eaten Mite ine ak Sigepeit that he can't run any faster : any better. But Test for Tigers. od a hitter andr elieve he'll be af he can throw BE fa S de levte omens ieee BME: - og * % dae ainaiaad Fee a are hn pap on cs DRT BSA Se, AAO IE I SGA ARES OE cp RN op ON or pen bee ee ee eer ee . ieee 32 BR ee ten rT SOR OS Be, Ree ie ae to Ty et eae col ts Ph Nh MONE ALE” ih AR 5 a OIE HR, Meare aR CT RE de a SNL tO ATE et es Bae 1. ‘ § ~ ‘% be " « : t i ° a * pe os ee “ ~ - 22 _ » os ee -_ seieslie ° 4 . : ; a of sOmeC 8a" Hreadway A. ¢€. three rounds. , : : zs ; , 7 : oan, : , ++ t whet} Cor Fas stor’ ‘ rovess : ersi of Kansas qu She ei i Sree = ! “Se Stout I er” \** ::s7 and eae nNowins een #8UusPD Paine cea NBR, Sa ae SITET os Thats way 8. C- defeated Eugene ents without mishap and Kans: | — .... ge 2 ) | a Rho Sy e bad wh Ing pitcher,"§ ot : , I " >} ? : c — eS ’ ; + Outs 3 ee mann. “South Broadway A. C.. % ie . . & hod ef Club, d * a 50 ‘ *- enn ne a — TS we v~ here are some — racks, defeated Eimer Brown, "inne 222 «61°78 On jobs like this men will get hurt ° bf b.¢ league clas” en Sp gnertn Mis SA Dt - ype AS 6 ME AMR FABRE RRR Abe AB sos deer we, ISCAS mB casero 9 —— oe — Tower et Cc. kKneck ont. firet eed hers ‘Sicntens to Find. acm sceuy ‘ round. Weight i753 pounds. a@rre- Sb ‘ Bee Raiph Bur esen. Sherman Park 3 o . : ine: = {ucts ‘ (.. defeated Al Mever. Senth - a a agit HURT ARM IN nT sO1lts Broadway a. Gao on a feul. second ee Oe 28ers — Velie Mateos Several complete lines of men’s tan calf oxfords, all sizes ~ throw and i Judges—Jndze Robert W. Hall - S a 1 ™ s a ‘a a prospect seen —etne Se | os FRIIM regularly $14 and $15, on sale now at i aes. Neist. * mm | . hal files, McCurdy. a2 Pee JEFFERSON CITY AND , eS erercnpersrscrsr - $ SS ., d $ 45 OBE Prospect in some respects, & MOBERLY TO CLASH i Sustains painful injury an Gerits: caten foul files and ai, atic Achantiasd es ealltharegs hades uoutg Lat ei hess SAAMI Feast ke tall nae Wes. rae me TICAL | but gets quick relief : Way. Then the cael - CRI CAGE TILT ... BEST BANJO MADE—The BEST s : . ™ how ro shift for df TEACHER in the City, Prof. IRA M. ’ , ¢ pitehian anne WASSON, Personally Directing Ina fall from the top of a box car, a eS on the testes eal - SPRING ge cell ee oa __. freight brakeman on the Chicago and me Ll maintain bis equill ) 3) | RMING! 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Every dwin Clapp made. oxfords, broad tae now at— : 8-55 t oxfords, including d at $14 and $15, on alf oxfords, all sizes, 4 9.45 yt "High Shoes All our black kid, kangaroo and cal high shoes ‘Off at 10% 9 Inc. | at “ b ' MYON PARK, Fla., batting practice each | gseept for a brief session m Russel] Miller, mharlie was : —__________ ST, LOUIS POST- DISPATCH TOUT BEST PITCHING PROSPECT AT CARDINAL CAMP. BSTER YOUTH EXPECTED T0 BEA REAL STAR en = oo f pions Almost Break Trying to Hit Mc- nie’s Dinky Curves. By J. Roy Stockton. Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. Feb. 25.—A more World | FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY Ss Bed ~v, TOFS ——— eee _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ SAYS — BOP L ee ae | sor the world champion Cardi- | nig the program Manager Bob. ll has planned for the ath- The St. Louis batterymen | at the ball for an hour and | er vesterdav 4, i ; a mr after the morning exercises, will be another long session ' prove the batting eye, if any the men, afternoon and / ' young and old, who | sto pitch the Cardinals to an- | pennant, » Bill McKechnie on the hill, Cardinals looked only at ht and easy pitching. wive the boys something wye twisters, but neys”’ for such an they early phroke their necks t! The boys had ,s luck better beh and Allan Sothoron on the and there ral good Hops to the outfield. Don't expect to learn anyth ing the players just yet,”’ Charlie ttt, king of scouts, advised men gathered at the park to the fourth day's work. “You Mt tell a pitcher from a@ catcher Say, this Mabout the boys eg me a pain.” He's a Coming Star. all steamed wu} time, Nobody asel » than Charlie, and a started their morning md the park, was asked } thous cht there any be or Tris S{ big leagues. Mot this down in your and keep it,’ Charhe ed. “I've got gto the Cardinals whx took g ball piaver I ever saw. Here he'l] be be ian Cobh. Buse nm has a better arm. I'll gem that run faster m Ty, But | be were Seve an ic al i | , TWwilvack SOlrt¢t trom a neopie stuil pi the looKINg so good by loves } sthe C drill he were * akers Com) score- quickly tter t} he any or hit better. just as good a hitter and I believe he'll t fielder bec: ) ; ause any and be a hrow h—-. in and He’s a year tn ing to F tal] two mean outfield Mision. He star Pout he’s just him Pepper away, Greenville, last year, when he Jack Rainn offered $10.,- offered to bet he mic ge: $50,000 for him in a year. peon't laugh just because heard of LPR tel go0d he is. Stout Is Best Pitcher. use. 5 se anda Vou vou Manager McGraw ‘through and thrower. pe taS\ Say,-he tried-to steal Rimes last year and they only five times. That’s And say, he can hat I believe he Chick Hafey.” lime the their run around baseballs came out the men tthrew the ball back and rh al ot! ner OUtthrow this had the of paired off forth athletes and pbhag an ho's the melt was hest you ng pitcher,” ° asked. gt lvn Stout.’ responded.’ “Bet- he’s a better Jttlejohn's been up for i, but Stout is just a kid. Webster Groves, right 2. Ip A of years, him to star. Of ) you that all these Mester have here are some from big league class.” Catchers Hardest to Find. mTett says the ca rs are hardest Players to find. There © my any thines that atcher “do. He has to throw and if . * org ari throws incor- hes prospect. " ™ must he able to chase and flies. McCurdy, a re- vera] years ago, was Aa E Prospect in some respects, but | MWUldn't catch foul flies and he wa away, goa the catcher know how to iift for dif- ' kinds of athihitenen and for °n the inside and outside | “ll maintain his equilibrium in position to throw out) fanners. Finally the catcher | © “tas the brains of the team. reat extent. All the other} — are out in front of him. = yeas each man is playe is plaving wrong catcher couple be a realize S$ Wwe away tehe a c nor Out as a foul h of 8P\ the knows. believes that the best young! There has been | favor Charley Ab-| his splendid build, . young | iS in camp. PRCY to Mecause of with When | awent to the slab, he decided | to look | 4 dished up some remarkable | They really didn’t measure | compared to midseason big | were | date | @ the Cardinal batterymen near- | ryving to con- |} Joe Poetz, Hal | as 7 hall i ar- | if | | Grimes, ‘Hawkins, Roush, ‘come ‘former ‘them from his home in Augusta, waiting for him Former Cardinal Managers Now Aiding Giants ROGER BRESNAHAN and ROGERS HORNSBY. The former is coach and first lieu- | tenant of McGraw. Hornsby will captain the club and play second base. i i i i i i i a a a di i di i a i i a i a a a i | * . -* ~~ * . =. Rn tan at ES” SE . 2" r™ 4 s . ata » . mT a Sas net, we os « a fae x “7 : See in ‘ SCONE RS oo am oe cs ates ‘sa e “ es AR eR x ‘ 4 a ee Ten Yankee Regulars, Including Babe Ruth, Are on Unsigned List First Sacke Affixed r Gehrig Is Lone First Signature to 192 tring Athlete Who Has / Contract — McGraw Worried About Roush. ea ed” i i the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Feb. 25.—There is long-range pen-and-ink duel | > Business Manager Ed Barrow and 10 Yankee holdouts. Baseman Lou Gehrig is the, between First top-string contingent moving tropolis tonight for Orders total of 21 players to practice Monday. Some rect from their homes. Most of the re come t6- te here Tuesday for an increase, while at least nine have been warming up arms at the end of in the of the Peters- warrior out St. lone In¢ } + > DU) ee for report have Babe icici Nae slits guiars ro ins. Ruth is next othe r stars right ‘recalcitrant pens. roster at Camp Sar- was boosted to 21 wit the of Pitcher Burleigh former Robin, and first baseman mended by Wahoo Sam Crawford. put the drills under a kle and retired do pen-wrestling himself. The veteran pilot is in correspondence with headquarters here over Eddie holdout, who has not yet terms. The Giants’ asOla arrival spri Il- re Sone Two then to to Golf to Be Curtailed. By the Associated Press. PITTSBURG, Feb. 25.— and golf are not to be mixed too frequently in the spring training hopper of the Pittsburg Pirates’ camp at Paso Robles, Cal., and the same holds good for the entire pennant campaign. Donie Bush, skipper, in laying rules, declared he was round of golf on team was idle, not counten diet. His main he said, was to fatigue results from a strenuous round Baseball new not opposed ays whe +o a days h n the he would a steady ance golf as objection, the which of the links. The former Washington and In- dianapolis manager also said he would do all he could to discourage eard playing for high stakes, and call, however, for a i will go di-| i week. failed | to battle | that it i' cham John | recom- | players port | purée Buccaneer | down training | but emphasized | Ruel would not tolerate drinking at any. time. The Pirate rehearsals yesterday. Warns of Over-Confidence. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. batterymen started on his arrival at the camp next | week. | Reports from the Athletics’ camp said that Manager Mack was well! pleased with the condition of his pitchers and catchers, who have been limbering up for nearly a ' Mack dence. “The American League,”’ “is too and too evenly anced one club believing have a joy ride to the| It a good opinion of it- jt not overlook the formality of winning games.” » English Still Missing. By the Associated Press. *“HICAGO, Feb. 25.—No further | } word had come to the Chicago Cubs | their $00,000 boy Elwood English, of the Toledo | merican Association club, when the main body of the Cubs reported | rday for spring training. | » story that he would not re- | received part of his| last we have John Seyes, is warning of over-confi- le said, strong To Will pionship. to have . + + bu } mM ustify team + so self, ust {from yeste “py bie until he ‘hase price is the heard him,” said club secretary. Twenty-three the original party, about 40 by the is reached. Lee Jones, of composed | ugmented| Catalina | Cubs to be a to time Island Percy one of the team’s best southpaws, is expected | to sign up at Kansas City. Must Sign or Else— WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—By end of this week three Washington, American League, players will ei-| ther have to sign their contracts or | be listed as holdouts. The recalci- | trant trio are ‘atcher ‘‘Muddy” | and Outfielders Bernie Neis, and Nick Cullop., | Neither Neis nor Cullop have dis- | closed their grievances, while Ruel | claims he has been asked to take a) “sizeable” decre in salary. 5 mg eho Griffith who are at the} ase Tampa, Fla., with the advance squad of the Sena- og -—Ad-| vance notice of the arrival at the, Philadelphia Athletics’ training 'quarters in Fort Myers, Fla., of Ty ‘Cobb has been received in the form of a bundle of two dozen bats. The} Detroit manager shipped so Chey would be Rarrett says eetanemeetamianncenae’ eI A HO ets ems a a but Chambers has ‘better points. It’s like judging a dog, picking these young ballplayers, and a good scout like Barrett can al- most pick ’em by mail. Eddie Dyer, southpaw pitcher, who finished the 1826 campaign with the Syracuse club of the In- ternational League, Manager O'Farrell this morning. . reported to, tors’ batterymen, have refused. to) comment on the situation of the three players. ——— Carlyle Five Triumphs. SALEM, Ill, Feb. 25.—The Carlyle | High School basketball team de- | -feated Salem High here last night, 24 to 29. — manner | Basketball Scores. | ee ee a eg eh —0G Lede Rotler 3% Franklin 31. Wabash 30, Danville Normal 25. St. Viator 34, De Paul 17. Penn State 38, Carnegte Tech 13. Missouri! Valley 42, Central Col- lege 36. Westminster 42, Missourt Wes- leyan 31. Ohio Wesleyan 44, Miami 32. PROF FSSIOWNATL. Chicage Brains 29, Cleveland 23. T (5 desired to place 5 bal- ‘ is all right for a' ; ~~ , : spec ‘lal ‘hurdle in (when squad, 14 to and Manager ' —Photo br Und & Underwood. Cards Rated 4th In 1927 Pennant Race, Odds Show. 7 a i ie ee a HAT the Cardinals figure to finish fourth. tn the 1927 pennant race is the infer- ence derived from the first an- incement of baseb a lished in the Night Sport Special edition of the yesterday. At the r: of a fan who | a wager on the $ Cardinals, a downtown price- ¢ maker of na note gave ¢ out the following prices Pittsburg, Giants, nati, 24, to 1. ? Cardinals, $ to 1. Cubs, 4 to 1. Odds against the Cardinals’ chances of winning the world’s series, as well as the pennant, 7 to 1. “I think every first three strength,”’ plained,”’ whil have lost. They may work for the new Cards had a lot last vear. looks like fin in Cubs have a staff.’ quest +i c tional Cincin- of the grained exX- Cardinals or may not manager. The of good fortunes ‘ aside, it will do well to | division, as the powerful pitching Sentiment thev first ish ( shortstop, PABPRAP AAA eee IOWA STATE MATMEN | DEFEAT OKLAHOMA to the Post-Dispatch, NORMAN, Feb, State cleared Ok ; wrestlers the their Oklahoma they ds 77 a 4 wned the night. The before here ‘ast visitors will rest today in- Stillwater tomorrow the Valley vading for meet that will decide of the Missouri Saturday. Coach Hugh substitutes and for {in order to Otopolik used in his lineup tast the heavyweight save his night bout team for Satur- ia feited | day’s tilt. WHY PUT IT OFF? You have been fn tending to join the **Y’’——but you have been putting it off Every day you de lay you lose just that much fun. phy sical fitness and good fellowship let’s go—tonight. “EXERCISE IS PLAY” Al THE Y. Ri. C. A. 16TH AND LOCUST © young men i6 years ola er cover Thie c! le good fer a FREE swim Z received and efficiency Nl lL lO Lt ale al lal el lea a” i. ‘! tion. ‘i! enlarged by Wil (, owns il odds, pub- , S| Wants Cc hampionship Team. playing | Post-Dispatch ¢ ?| White Sox, Ciof a (i that he has started | of | stand 2inow and then that he is standing | ?| the first series, S| ly. ‘appetite | or six more. }; shouldn't | series >| greatness in oe —The Iowa first.: invasion Sooner | the | leadership | conference | three | in the big “Y” peel. “Like Game Too | Well to Quit,” Says Comiskey Scandals Have Not Shaken Faith in Baseball, He Tells Foster. By John B. Foster. (Copyright, 1927.) CHICAGO, Feb. 95 — Chicago has | been a storm center for baseball scandals all winter, but the maior -‘mpression gained by the writer is that baseball in the metropolis of | the Middle West in the 1927 sea- | son will be zooming, zipping and | causing violent outbreaks of hys- teria among the fans. Some time during the season, Chicago will have one of the finest baseball structures in the world. It is not a stadium. It is an ortho- dox baseball stand, built for base- bali purposes by the most born fighter for baseball who evér came out of sociation. The Comiskey. “They asked man is Charles A. me,” Commy sald, “why at my age I was adding to! the stand of my park. It’s because I love baseball and believe in base- | given . me many a hard knock when I've) ‘been fighting for the best, they've | ball, and although they’ve /never shaken my faith in the sport ‘nor have they shaken my in the ultimate good it does for the boys and young men of Amer-| ica, | Not Through With Game. “I’m no more through with base- | argued | ‘years ago with Cap Anson—that | ‘great old batter—and told him that | he could run the National gr a couldn't run the Browns. And he) ball than I was when I if he thought that way, but didn't.”’ Comiskey ts not about the game of baseball. ' “I've seen it come and go since | IT was a boy,” he sald. “It has its ups and downs. varying temper>ments, dispositions and degrees of skill that camated so that you can see a ball care that is a fight 'to finish? And to see a ball game that wasn't a ‘fight? That’s one of the troubles ‘nowadays. There’s too much value tle persona! initiative and What do I care how a play- er makes a home run. He can aggre ” efficiently or he can make the handle of his bat, “hits the ball over the fence 1at I want.’”’ ‘The stand of the Cubs is being lliam Wrigley, seball club as much confidence in base! iskey. that ba 'has a yall | as (om never had the experienec of Comiskey. “Ola Roman,” who was playing first base, | Wrigley was engaging his boyhood davs in work but he is one of those Wrigley When the (| old-fashioned boys to whom base- | and the/| is a part of boy life vie the United States. vants to be Fh p tearn. Hie so a second deck around his he dreams | ball athletic life Comiskey cham to a. SI igs He likely is seats all and evidently top and looking down upon ‘ubs as they play in a w orld | j not be through after | ”" he says cheerful- , “That will merely whet my I’m coming back for five Chicago is the great- | in the world. Why I get into the world prove our municipal | all things?” on ue the pO “Wut Fi est city To SWOPE MIEN’S OXFORDS °6.85 Reduced From $10 & $12 500 Pairs Black & Tan Models Incomplete Sizes stub- | the old American As- | belief | a misanthrope | why not? | Do you ever stop to think of the | are amal- | from start |} ; who would want | and too lit- | ambi- but | who! and who bosses the} the head | hopeful | |7 baseball | — RAY JOLUMM OM KEARNEY’S first odds on the derby ere in circula- tion before the official entries have been made public. That may be taken as an indication of the keen interest itn this event which will be having its fifty- third running next May. Better than anything else this indicates that interest in horse racing is something more than a momentary gambling fever. Cal s € as 2-year-olds or on their win- ter 3-year-old performance, The bulk of the field, there- fore, tion from the moment the entries are out. The odds at this season of the year are largely based on the probability that an entry will go to the post at all. Horses that have raced as 3-year-olds, which have been shipped to Kentucky for training or whose owners have declared they would start, | are the ee nominees. The future book seems a a i ‘i a ful and wonderful thing. ake for example the opening odds — of Culasle against derby contenders that ESS justifiable is the price so may never go to the post: ' | Fs rsistenly laid against Car- Osmand and Justice F., 6 © laris to win the Coffrotn Handi- cap, 4 to 1. Carlaris, notwith- to 1, | Scapa Flow and Chance Shot, | standing an indifferent campaign | year, and his desperate ef- § to 1. last Rip Rap, 10 to CC fort in beating Flat Iron, a few is Still solidly in as fa- Fair Star, The Satrap, Valor- | %#"5 85° ous, Wood Lore, Jopagan, — ve Whiskery, Bostonian, Bit o’ A cones of $2500 offered Love, Boo, Dolan, Sweepster, by a St. Loulsan at 6 to 1 was Sen all 20 to 1. declined by the Atkins-Normile kart, future book. That indicates the There are 160 entries approxi- men who are interested in the mately, and only one of these book and in the track are con- can win. Fans find {it hard to figure how there can be several 6 and 8 to 1 shots in the opening betting. They reason that only one out of every eight of the en- tire group will go to the st, if athe tee enti Laan Oc moe the field numbers 20. tt ents rep oo it’s 7 to 1 that almost any one of the entries does not go to the post. his Coffroth victory of 1926. But the confidence and the odds surely are not justified by Carlaris’ performance and by the » @ ’ Babe’s Greatest Feat. N an effort to New York American League club’s paymaster that he is worth $160,000 ually, Babe Ruth has taken f inches off his waistline. Probably he feels convince the - = od HAT’S only theory. The facts are that the books can only deal with the derby on the known performances of the horses either ann ° 3 > 1 ee 0 Last Night’s Fights. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO.—Buad Taylor, Terre Haute, defeated Eddie Shea, Chi- engo (10). Dave Shade, California, beat Wolcett Langferd, t hicagce (10). Emil Paluse, Salt Lake City, won from Trip Limbace, Philip- pines (six). Den Davis, Chicage, bent Armando Santiago, Cuba (6). Deminick Petrone. New York, and Harry Forbes, Columbus, 0. drew (cicht). . is thrown out of considera-. vinced that Carlaris will repeat Ma.—BRad Notan, defeated Wllile middleweight ANNAPOLIS, San Francisco, Ptomy. all-service champion (10). PASSAIC, N. J.—Tom Sayers, Detroit. defeated Leo Gates, New York (10). FIGHTS TONIGHT. NEW YORK—Panline Uzenden vs. Kuute Hansen “(10). Tom Heeney wa. Charley Anderson (10). Lew Hurley ws. Joe Satas (10). take 100,000 to re- for the clothes that longer fit him. rate if Babe {ts correct- in the reduction mat- 1ds should feel grave him. that it will imburse him now no At any ly reported . his frier mnecerrm for The Bambino may now have a gazelle-like girth, a per 39 circumference; but process would to h been fraught with unpleasant reactions. Violent reduction always works violent results. Babe is no spring chicken to take physical liberties of this sort. Reductions of this sort should be achieved more gradually. fect in equatorial the conditioning seem ive some that he accompanied it by trava.! necessary, stamps the achievement as about the biggest thing Babe ever has done. Self-denial is not the easi- est thing in the world for one who has never denied himeeclif anything in this life. 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Leave ittothe“thoroughbreds” to break the records — whether it’s horses or cigarettes! That explains why Piedmont ranks among the five best selling brands every year—and has since 1906. Men find something “dif. ferent” in Piedmont’s all- -Virginia flavor; they discover a lastidg dee light in its rich and mellow milde nessa, And once found, nothing can take its place. Note. With the sole ex- ception of our celebrated Richmond Straight Cuts, Piedmont is the only “Virginia tobacco” te enjoying a Ahem ot sale. Liccerr & Myens Toracco Co. es Paget tw fon NE he ss i Nn on 5 a cea CORO FLOM glk eR Son (3 gt at a aca 3 # ti ; Be ee ae GOERS. All? BEE SR > a fee DK coe aa ah teeth ship cath cae Lecteh dininemieeh nea oe ae aL, CREA, COTO Natap if Seeeriey ats ffi, SORE Ie i cent Hi tea ts RMS Se ARON tag MY eli y Yo > ae 4 . Le Deng ls i —_. 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Ag ES 2 be ig ) Le ng AIR etnge Nhl Ir 8 OE op or re ate on ectoreint ar rgen Ae vo nea * PPE ERS ONES LET IR LET TET US Pe tee) Nek ime CARR Ee ox, OR Ago , Ps TO ay 4 Tite, ADs AOR te oN Me “Sahat =p ere * PO MOR Aa tek ear + iggy hes GT Gaye eee Air oer ee eee 4 a ey Mee i ng Re Rae! deny fapmniog mnt ERI. Rated! . oh gi eager eter 4 MNES Geers’ tag nA Meta Serer R i We vee om al a miei terse sy fe i SD ci Rte HERP PRs bof spank a) timid aia Pete r 4 Pe EGE AGAR LS NNR A AI ARERR ni Actin 0 EOD MIN LA Bat HEE. RRR Cs PO Oe aR: im , elias ease sah cine . ee oe oe RR lige a: " 3 Se el a ohn oe % ¥ * mn pg tap ote an x — “a Pe if “ nae we es - > ; ’ Niche ae +, "a ) ye ~ ’ e J, > — " a 4 _ * ~ om * * 2 te ne q ee pa ¥ Pry is ha A i . 4 . a oy @ nt eel p : ber Ge ‘ . , > bi. msi q = 6 ee oo “ — : oe * ee. 7 4 a a my a Moth q ’ iv 4 - 4 ’ YS arts 3 . a. ¥ i yas cam Pores ‘ 4 3 be ot eae ae yada ; : nt ke Bans tak gee tive : é oa . oS

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PAGE 42 | _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ HANSEN SLIGHT FAVORITE TO BEAT PAULINO IN ELIMINATION, TON] ‘Bee Ks iene eae i eee Yaa Oo OG ee Ce ee —— a gs AR MR a teh ns ee — sipepeemamite - . te wena ners sauygeeneetien “ " cll a ae ee en LL LL IN nr nape ~ EL BASQUE STOUT, St. Louis Boy to | igh Schools to Roosevelt Favored to Defeat Killarneys Are Bob Probst Lands Join Cardinals On McCarthy’s Eye -— BIT DANE IS -"lege Enter Teams in Soldan in High School Game Weakened EY ae a Topave 7 .A.A.U.Games irst Title Game Bees "2°." — a — at Be bbb, ae ea na 7 po ae eae ime. TE oe PKG Ph Betty, Monet x onayg he "y ~—v “a * ho Seine house & 2 « ay £ ee atl a Loe le Cem ee ae 3 bi e Thay eee See e THE (I FY FRER ‘ ee i es | Victory i] inc! Dail Tit! | Ough riders eee em age aa ie in Pr ae =60s« Weather clear: track fast. L = eee Richards Trophy to Go to. Beaumont ected to Tam ntral in Muny Committee Suspends { boys ran into knockout in th : — te, al ee Knock Out Record of Can- Bs es lars for a Week. : cckiaiatins ae | Xi, ptt” a didate From Spain Im- a P Skipaway (Maiben) ? He Seems Awkward. * saghntee od ed z os me ; ' - ~ 7 - _ A. uncer . cle — . me THIRD RACE. Hugh . Ff ae OAR ects ae . y the Associat 5 Sa : ; nteres ‘\ > W YY ‘ rit = Sg ; : : ) 3 | > ; Ee . O f = “yy satin = Le we . "= - i 7 . " oO hm j . 7 + + ~ “rs . = } P “| ‘rr ; ‘ . . ] a 3 _ ° . ol . ' e: > 7 . Ve ae : mT Paes 4 : os — a ‘ a he le ’ t . was Set. Tirst y ry ap } “ie ’ H Hirth uried =~ his > ae (es PCR lise _ Hansen, Wisconsin Dane, will Dav wie %. —. ies : aiority of the sch Rooseve! il be favore rambination in Seuselice an: . wee GR: Melee eta kOe ARS: ie the | melt - om “Ss es. se + sikh i eer.’ . . . : - : : —_ 2 i) Be. ; eRe : 10 ; ‘ y. ‘ — en © ra rhe inl it: un advantage of eight and one-ha!'t toa” > ee Be exe ad signifies h intention ot tely settle this year’s : ! has the equa! of any in t! - ’ 3 a ae : item it Victories P 4 he : % , _som rere Aig a 7 i aa ee ee eee — . 7 be 9 wat | . ae ere & irs x om ee ~—- , . - . . . d y “ wrr £ > - =» . r re : . . el ~ : eee TS sie ett an ee Gees eS, Spe Sino : , ine by t bsenc Solda 2 hal 0 fi oe March to «Wo! . h® persiste: rival for tee MIAMI SCRATCHES. lino t woud anh, itt tale ir 1V-rOoOunG ‘ : Oe, 4 ° Weise % + ” ’ . ‘ ra ’ ' 7 ’ . °4 P } a =— - ‘ . : ré. ees sa i ¢ t . 2 ' . Ww ? ra 4 re or? 2 te. Vy a 7 4 Lote os . j r on 58 3 : # . - i . ot e- tO] A e ote : : - é ' i . ' > : tit ,Oacn sil ic : i. ee [ JU. - b ing a - i . —_ re te | h ris at Brothers has res. , : i ‘ lear yweoig! ht el; mination matcn to S Seder Se ie Ba on - ; eH : eS a = & + re ig} —— . on ‘ a ie , ii ; : : i ] ,. ery & ADT: : ' , i eg aiee: Pe eR ae a Py Re o' i. . . Ce rer 4a rs : ra i | it 12 I s ali ‘ Tre - as se , last ve: ‘ : wo defent ‘3. night at Madison Square Garuch Sete ee ae eS te ee, >] ras as stimulated unust omorrow’s lineup, | oldan wi) n i following games from Cen ae : ee ae ee ee tig oi. Fle * a : and ay “ - as . peN Gd e+ 4 3. T. , - 3: ae iz 1 iva As n ’ o) — oe nut ¢ ME % ae F . > " . is - | re it 2 pounds over his Spani-h rival, Pau- > mee a eh aero . nathan tata tanta RE HM Ie OEE AE A RR HS ie nel ah Ae alee ee ae ee ee ee ‘ = ~ SOc th a ET NO a Et fa PRL Se aA einer tiesles, ‘ tee Wichlin 7 ae hing . nil walle » dncus ae ‘ " : eM nip weaeleth: siesta ‘ ¥ ~ ty kre a eres ty - o . 4 i & ate oT , —— “ sie ” des > ~ a ae wee o ne - ay . mea. be £1 >A eee B13 Mathai andy WAM SN rl Ps - RR eX, Mi , iva pereeaeh gt : eo _ ; : ‘ on bt ei a te . x a ‘ > mi e i ents tien , t oie ae eo is ie : b, ies 4 " _ ; -! a, ™ eatein ou neten . ’ 4 ' ae Boas ech) VERB gee & a an ? : ak te . ag A my ee Co SR Pe: ie aay te ~ On ‘ Bia | y dow i ih “ sie cain oe ee ‘L "! hie ’ : Bs ERs A i hen: ti ne ‘ ie pees eal etna “ - 7 Bg Cis Pe Rete ae et ds Sate pane oe ‘ep Me Hansen weighed 204° and Panlino terest Chis: goer Bo , : re at t. : Ce ee ee eee ) os mnaeatied ) vain i —i ——_——— ors} 1e Richards trophy “eo e the earlier land def >oosevelt next week ' ae : © FI evel ! twee: Seal eee CA Bic game of the lead 196 before the Siate Athietic Coni- om | : ae pro ee meer 4 : AE eel oceee Eanes a ; c soa ve nani tani : \~ ge: ae . heel 7 | “ member of bot Kennel Club Results | SS 4 merican and National Search St. Louis!—You Won't Find Clothing Values as creat as these. Ps AE PR yh le NES ° =t % ~ nme Wee nce a gee ‘ x als TH RACE as _~ eB i TRY Camels and you'll know why also ca. ~ al they win the modern world. Mildness ce and mellowness. The smoking wish of iT, Big Kin this exacting age is realized in Camels. i.* ae he LEVENTH RACE—One~«cuaster 44 Perfect Fitting, Tailor-Made : doncla’~. $3.80. wos. : Such taste and fragrance as never [———suITs —TOPCOATS—|' - . . eee came before from a cigarette. A Mer’s and yeung men's busi- Every stvie! ie Minene oon TONIGHT’S MIAMI mellow mildness thar can result onlv Bess suits. spert «unite. coilf lection of fabrice te chovuse suits, college sults. semi-dre«« frem — Pele Cloth — Bines — DOG RACE EN IES : | — DOC £ ENTR from superb blending of the choicest TE ro : ITY ?—Ov | suite—in = wealth of fine Pweeds and many new “pring “ : er a es. fancy - woolens. nes r y of « Bs AM. eS. ss e a - 7 hou h Bo ? mn 1g all een port Geer Siegel . At rs ‘ . " ‘ Me in WE ren e- - You may be You can’t match + we Yy é 7 A: ERED SOLENT AL Der vila e SNR ot 4 des fs ell eb ny 2 ee 3 sa os cere co. sin SS. ee ae * cep 'xe coe oS ee ‘\ REMEMBER MY ADDRESS UNION sSHCP UNTON LABEL e uccessful Te ctr end Russe | ; - Tailor” ail Man ee We ton — 7. "J. Revneids Tobacce oI , ‘a |

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+ ane a t pote Sab He np pa Ti ome, oe Tre ia ' ra 2 a, “+ « See ad we _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ ——FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1927. 7 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Se: ee * P = ss ,¥ « - ; ” pall Gee (Ray). see 5.30 | Time-—1 -1: ie » 5 > 7 . 4 no Pia ‘ ) . 7 - V4 ~ » it or i ' ; — ’ Miss Ros Leather- | Bril (Shanks : : | -5 >The Badger 1] Isty Mary 106i Martha Was! Son of Joh 126 |“ S54“ Pays UD —— ae i ODEON NEXT su NDA‘ Om 3:15 -F. M. alt “MBA y ‘Heroes of the Night : = : . High and Ch ‘Ge ' Tin . 7 . \ ‘ r} sacit 4 i hae a) . 2 2 | ; ris fy ] } . t; a Tes >. ' Y : if : ue ss bls aan : Es = ffney at na Bar Vat 2 “Pal QD it &1B0 | o & L/w ‘ " we. . 4 ave , . - b. 7 “ r ; ep § 3 ‘ ' P i i | if i) ; lintet t m1 rr a 4 iis Lon 1 7 _ . > " uad “a rirriiee and : un mean oes nate: | Hes. ot Hate Cp 1) | Seventh hice,’ $1500, lala. a:yeus : I ADVERTISING CLUB DAY | ‘00 tetmee | (} “Mananeaienele ' High are ao) , : T : ‘ r " " “a re eear. . ii | be ria ; () - io ’ ¢ . - : “% ; . ‘ 4 a ¥ it « - . > ——_* ‘A . neduleg e: "SECOND RACE—}" forlongs wady Slipper, fier, Jim Towne nd Su Poy ~ ¢ - — : glance an saps ¢, | ae) pected to increase iS i} + saneenen . - a . gg Te alle ai \ ry was L J ‘ae MPO if revaUuxa;#ii ‘ RITL cr? $F) . oe ae : ‘ ' ; . 7 . , {(Maiben ) “S 10 12.40 raf ve u/ lso Ya * paige AR @ Ruane 111 hissing «* ee cerry 110: 01 tov'les to eleven live OO;Orsts WLARA MiEYER Le ‘iuter Davin Eartr ; - A | it y ‘What Love Will De" ; me A } . a - : —_ ‘ “ ne ~- % . , ns P| ot ; P| bt: 1 : ; sn . 2 ss Pp ‘ og; Clayton play ster at Wet ii | Preparatory League | Seu thern Kiss ‘(Farner ) and PLaston "Th ‘Acti ‘ . e Aee of Action tu { : ? , ‘ " J say, maoraga, } “ . Terri ! ‘ } 7% He! 11 CT er . "og Ahar To. ry! aw ye , ? ‘ Se 7 - - RR : I mer Bc + . +o ba) : Se . = ” J * nh or =4 J Ty] - tron “ry Je1i ‘ ‘ rh liv, j rey 1’Z burgoyvne, VEULT: Vay azii é ale ’ 7: SL eo aiming i? atin ss , “ . — ~~ _ . au aati ~~ at wv se : . eats 2§C, £ Oc. \eservec s¢ ox cats $1 fo 1004 WVHVE Ut i 2 i i | | r eh THE A a = | piliitst race —Burgoyne, G ant | Second race. $1200. claiming. 4-year. | Merman : : sake tang ayy Rh Seon: Oey Club Buils ‘Ki dd, “ents a Winki: sown Berry @lso rad. | Ditty, Queen Basil, Elm, identi . yd and up mile and tnree-s nt Pec. wince. tonal Bae i or Executive Oftices Advertising Club 307 City Club Building ngs.ian JASPER B” ene Gen Gneetebeemh Proce” 2 cece woe. Herter ome | Charisetta .....121 Sweet Mone We | = Apprentice allowance. Th at 457 Graveis Av. | Comedy and Serial ; aLnkKin tri . 7. : rit TYMQT) ¥ Chird e . i oui ; bi Whi ie bind i aah ‘ } r ' sei 0 ’ . 4 eer : ; it Nabisco (Barnett?) s ( x © Hughie Tr andra lentecosts Tet Lama 1 0 Sir Mi id - - - _ -- —— “" mt | MIcCNAIR Deuble Pregram cA 4 tacheg to : wrens urer (Workman ' «i i ee 2 rg "#7 a " lyar (fir Awnis Pari bn Nae : Jy rire s0OCak Ad j ih) 3 ter Ses t oe : nts? " ae © ale rr ; Nai . “Tae «|S e 2) & . (Jiad j ‘ a sta i he , F -—- ‘a - : i ett 7 . . = - ; : ’ se Ee oe Haria: Hastie) ree ‘0 | Grace, lyr. Barnes, Despite, Mola Fufil ; $2000 added ebutante anit AVUsts UB BE fhe yg OU BE (i= SS SS SSS eee re ne icNalr-Pestalozs! and “KEMEMBER a sf [ é ; i kenga, Time 1:48. ' ; rime, | rece— Bounce ninth Sixth ra ta »-ye ia { io! rate ‘=~ 5 -S. —— : esiuned . . a oe —— er - ’ as - an it Pal : 4 . , * = : 4 ? * . . - cht victories and - fare, Steinway BiusiVve Pr. anner. e | val Pearl, Togge: y B: Bachelors Balm AWUICKeN . . , id : _ : a MOGLER Lavra la Plante in © Gi egineer and San Carlos also ran Ponce ah tami P 26} APeliowshi; Li4 eAviator . . First race, $700, aiming, %-year-olds rene UBET! ine aan ' } “HER Bigg NIGH © Up against thelr » ae it ED? Canoe 3 na hi sang ee re Lm | x furlong | —) ow . 2 O¢ i gaa a. eS 4 |. and up, 8! ra - 10 and Bremen amd Vaudeville Sarn) ¢ MIAMT SCR ATC HE =. wot etre! Mt Sos’ Ee ee arden, ; Prim 104% f*antime: Qe | teh ts—8: 10 Sharp. Mats. —°?: sharp ae | Lor the per € . Aw, . : 4 . . : ; + ‘ers Nacomes 101 Firat Pick . : Danetor bial ses! 7 | ~ f the Scoute’ MO First race—Wishing St . Sk ax | il4 bFair Gold ae tees - % +t, ropuiar oN ee ed icW SHENA! conty © others tas cc EES Soc, watins Stace. 202, - | QPNEILL TO MAKE PRO mea I} ealender es 222S1E | Nid Nod 2°02 98 Wage BOL Too Har Mal, “smerny oft EO SMANOON | ad Tore ' eee “7 ‘lips ee 7 S reaped + g' Joh ul | ads : ‘ w Selling For Next Week vawy & Shenandoah * . , . ’ i’ 6 Ty “>r rt —_ a ey: eee ‘eber: j At - ‘ { 2 thay 7 aes 4 — ‘ I» ‘ ] ; A 1 , * bi Ao ‘ . > ~ 74 7 Til ‘ i ‘ > Ponta . Sled. iat ae | ] I | I Drean: A Ca li “ 1] . } I} Janney Presents : it u is, and a yi T _ if ri een ig vt nm ty DEB A EAS SIDE sa , . * 4 ? tT) " ft x ait PUR SHO vo - ‘ ; Ctory Seen Shee Seca > = peat aernel! & Crane entex be Reé- i ..: ag xe al 0 » Thrilling Musical Play PAULINE Shirley Mason tn _ Y i . : a ; ’ ‘ ‘ : ws aaa i 4 . at ai’ } s , ty I >é ‘ | if j ; : put it wi thin q : , L734, 7 re} 7 es Le rvrn 4 SHOW NEX HURSDAY re.) 7 ry ‘ bis i’r “é Ten ‘ ci‘ ey : » a. , jf li@sxet of the Tene- ix : rut 10a)! it iki j : un a -24 a4 st} ing to e 2 . Be hie Ass inie . Sd . ° 4 : . ah ial 2 “Liy ’ “hey have defeat iT BACKE— ix Turione [ees @655) cee WS Pestiing. marc eEe ws 5 yee tur ~ Mansa . AUS ' / V4 f / QUEENS ‘ Double Program : : . a* . , “ oe 4 - T rae ii} : > iin oe i “ f F oe id » Lie avi a ¢ g Ch Pt : 4 * al | od y i - @& A ii ; 4 - a . 7 entry aia a } urence } xi * y lj p F , ~ The i P cular Secont . : i? : RBidbsdi SC . ‘ inn +} TY)? ee "mre ry 4 rs ba . ¢ ; al ye olUing | ’ Li nec i ' ™ Jf 2 : rothers before ay ’ . es v wee i% | «yt > ln te Aa 4 mixeq Progr. li A BBE 2. hail rt ish ’ ff , F 700 af fritt Bh “Going Crooked” i>: -&é = - avi m = gd at > ELA Ee pt ae epee 4 re ¢ yee @ en “ . - may Sake ie a a eee bay pays ae ~ me Mary. x Tab epee: , » A . KZ. +O, Wed. Mat., $1.10 Model From Parts i 4 a i his . i ; . . need Ty l*at tx Pet "Mp atl a it! Sey Cer rr} 10 . . ff . ae rat Lthiet (-omn = ]¢ t : s A Navig . 120 Peter Peter ION | a ‘ (ES: re Z ht l bal Vt abi al ; . . a a Pes t > } ‘ ? ey I ‘ i > a - is : / , : } ae ee ee ae Comrade la) aArabiau } hate The Time 1 1- Mies Vas 1O RG, 3.85. oO. $1.65 —— or Liha fy . a hnowugy “(J IAs? nixen i? ri ci 1 Lil ‘ i artoo! } ‘? Lirn: ‘ } 14) ie . . . Opant 11° ¢ 6! [2 -2Q. at. Mat.. $i. ,. oth), ? U a wnwetetema te 114 oo» »>~5. Seats also at “SHEEP TRAIL.’ “ E ‘ 238 OT) nein . ‘ ‘ee a ont ove (ireernit re. . “=p cel ag : ~~ Pr 4 teolian Ticket Office, 1004 Olive. 8 uion and Faston ¢ and Amateure ‘ ‘ ; ¥> . “> ‘rT! ; m." . = , © 4 ‘ oon “ T Uys) i i@ % y a ee. : rf . 2 ‘ . : + : . « > | 4 ¢ oS ee Pane : ‘ PIL " a4 . »¢ _ \ a ie , . es ee " 4 : . ‘ " PF ‘ ‘ _ 4 ae ‘ | ; ¥ ibs eX : . >’ (ot) ; - A#SALA rs aibsy is ' wae hae ‘ or » . ua . ; 3 sf . ‘ ; oF ae ee . } iJ ¥ 76" jd i \ wr) 5 b. wes iY ; - ‘ . . 4 a CAsH- . ic $12 : : . AME OF ¢ ' i? 2 “5 ’ : a¥a ‘ wee? cs , . 4 4 : : " & . . » ss : r) > . | ve _ Li Or) i 1 > an 4 —_ ? ’ rieitrn — ony nia . rHK Mt. : | ae mine Piedmont, Fa iim Det ee ol ee et Bs 3S, ee ee ee ee Se ee MINTS 4 5 ow ar NELLSTON | THE YUKON ' = —— mrs) ; Tes] } Third ies tans teu! ard vrhen he meets ey: Stua _——* ne . ve fin} 104 tT) I Live I ie rion r heum é. ' : 7 228 Faston Amateurs and Others A 3 . -— as : : = ms : “ : : 4 Le « ‘ '% iv, ~ “2 > ot 1? a . : te as Hn i 7 iu 4 ‘ . . j ; ' “¢@ene > el ST. c) + a - - y e F te Ti. ' ; “* —_ , ; co vs s a ‘ oat CROOK . A nrs aie pati . ris} : Hy —— 4 a * " fy) AnAre tr 1 (6 ¢ = Z f mA ‘a > : er . es ‘ race us lia’ SECO i preliz ’ t i 4 pound miOVitl _ a OPrriag ap B Red Fu 1 , Strut Mise Lizzie Orpheum Circuit ——— and oe °° ' — * P Noodiand { ‘ KUISE OF THE Buy fosy Rite eg, Pay Losy + Sixth race—Star Sweeper, Four /mpe principal ee Be keane | B n White.107 Hawk God.....101/ Fue Bu 103 0A hate Pin f { : nF “15 Gravois fomedy an a trem Armee: 7 38 mci th Tou ime CUT ack of Clubs 107 e “a 7; NI - : ; d Serial Pe pat. ce ee sale 7 : IirTtail raise] nave ! t ee Severnt! yr : . ~ {} aiming wo year . nt of . Fae" . | { iy’ bag 1500 ae SEATS. FON! yo o0¢ * “ S] st = iat oe — s a PO eS er Fi Se : va enim 7 “ aa vi tate 7 $ * re te ee rn he ee Se ene a, of ‘“ - ~ nae sssttinbodies) 9 bObiP Range nn aah re iE OED FEN ON eA gg we thal oko pepe ea eka ee ee ee Ae se. ‘acta “ “% . om awe sas i. aida ata ae 5 He ie het aE A tas 1p ST Seas Oe dy bce ‘i " - iy — » . Pa eee a — ‘, ¥ Spingrh Ae eh Seay + tae us op RS = 5 oF sags i enantio smtp pbs. siete Ne mc. citbabaortie Pe ae) ee oe — pany, ee « nae cay Nae 2 PHD ays AP pee ¥ me os a ne oy » . 4 Vile ke , 2 ms = . epi Sienna» os ie on Pee ke aancienl ‘ Sinn esis ‘ pine . ‘ wetigghart ‘ - 5 xual Files ae wins 2th De SE a BN Mae 0 . . , : A . ant pr ia ? : st lab ie ‘ ie aeatean > el 3 ‘ +4 ‘ ¥ a .* 4 : ape ee oe eee ee ae eee OY tel Ok ntrgee te De eb tee seatlkt 2 ao dentin . sere) BSD ES Cas Nodiy te he yy ae Perens: Se end corr ie Seri eae ‘ — 4+ ~ it " }, { o~gs 4 ° ay ay j aha ee cr i | .t) " ’ a ? i f = fwel 7 ig “VW oif’s (iething”’ s VA ‘ as 4 i I mt « A ‘ Labiabbias ‘ 2s Si 4 ; ~ se . “ - 0 ae . : an > . Sout hwest ' . fand ur ix -fur ‘ romp 1?- a du é + ANNIVERSARY. / 47 and Amateurs ee Fe Secs thgses al ¢ adelinhia, veteran Winner 0O1T 16° Brown Trout 0 oe gehtv Nisba..11' Pente ts Last Hs Weity =" yi )) i , gern ) : ts in : r ee. ee fio | *"Weather’ clone: t (j4\\ STAGE jj, CONGRESS j LST An cast T) ee! vrttle Beil 1] Veather ¢ tr . NEW YORK” " : —_ = ; . T° 53 ° ‘ elusive high a r in, ¥ neh - namyp nsnipse ae oe3 Give St. Stage Attraction« oan , Se ee : a: Rte a Nis : Mar h 9 eTh Rove Lid 7) \ 1 } ' ao . fy entation— RoOsk OF J , ae. hee “4, Grand-Flor. | { cENEMENTS” end and -s sconsin wet represented tournament piay sne finaliy wear Le 1 = : Roe a ee Sees nee ty, ; ‘rand & Plorlsesant 6 Acts of Vaudeville Miss Louise Branch, Richmond, Va., an wen en eee us meng cle oa RIS A : , . = | . as escanictogs Ameen Lae — From Baseball. 2 and 1, in the first round of the olds # Up. ONC, Me ant a . lumreton und pton formulated GAYETY -- Twice Daily with N. ¥. Cast 1 Om HE \ GRAVOIS “THE . . ~ 7; : he: = n- fat ave ns a re apg _ i bid + 2, me : . | ‘ vn a in . KID eR an ie no? ; i a a¢ teffersoan & Gravole sh antic ‘Women BUD FISHER’S CARTOON COMEDY y , Featuring ee WO oat sated ———— : . 112 a 4 , ¥ q ’ 1 ' { ; eal. j I =¢ ey} | i cera “7 . } lis , rm . : » 4 5 ~ on} a he | : haere, ril ‘ ‘ 4 , ‘ 4 4 ra ~ . . , } ney ' - " o >) inuo x 4 : « oie Ven * et Fo iS Hoe Seles tee Pe StS meeting | | 3 Drient . 0 nis SE 4 4I-POINTE { Basen, the Wonder | ©. " Tr) i > vot . - . . ‘ , . bd - ats o~ 4 - > irginila Van e, CI ihird race. $1500- claiming, 4-vear-olds | terda} én cane nO in “Flashing ¥ by ~ an Oe * } T)¢ Aaa a : > - >a ' ie | Soe: ¢ | Pere | 0 SIGHT BIG STELLAK ACTS and the thea UT é o' ai > yea i Ad a> amt? Ps wt = 7 — q = > [so Oro . ies a ‘ ; i ; . 8 be mi te nips : ore i: ina wo] id was naragd } Treé essed here ¥ es i , "y Bos a A “ ' tor dt. League Opens i m April Pent ure Phot oplay. “SEN © ARGO. wit! An Exotic ee Ry me terdayv to win from a newcomer to i AU yA UTE s ~' Shirley Mason. Prices, 25¢ and 40. Publix Pres- PRE IES BAA AP ONLOAD ae PRE ody ee ceil Aen PRAT Claes. Paes pales ive a 4 ee * 's ri PPE) WARE cae IE er To.v : defeated avton & MrCaos Fan oo and Serial Mis T} Cc list i ‘ ; aaa’ , -_ , ac 4’ * . £1 “ ; r . Pay I> y} » 7 / ' ly »~ 2 , ; ee 2. y: +5 F an ic Fiol = FOu0) . : ig er + r el sa Avy) . » ar- SOy} ston BSlar, 9 alt v avi i : ' *Orens 4 ( Aa ONT ef f MOeuUuie as ati ’ ¥ uit Bi : Lady Braxted.. .101 Grand Kin 95 ad i h 4 “The Whole Town's 4 VW i ~ was Ow? iv? 45 £1} e Be BI: i 17 } we ,o 4 ’ . ' * a ‘ i€é Veo OUL 4&3 : at rhicias j > eae , : ing a on ° Talk neg and 1 Maureen (Crcutt, netropoli- > i> once DUO0 added. the ‘nit 7G N. é0*fersen ' ‘“Viar Paint” “pe TTERKFLIFES IS ‘i +: S Jjefie u THE BATS” NDELL POLA NRGRE te “Hiotel Imperial and rand and He pans ' Baers Langdon ( om. a geo} — : ~_ moeliliw frar Nj "jr- stakes > _vear-old = rAeur furiong AE Dah _— ei sreeetinadensneieanst ~aniiancat eee eee trom Mie: | 117 bLady Hannibal. J1! _ AMUSEMENTS ‘ Pent . s OTi ‘ iT : « ,¢ ary Ya i P nc . Forest, 161 n PHOTOPLAY _THEATERS SN \ NN THEATER—v7th & Market Feb. 26—Continuous VPerfornmnce Positively Last 2 Days. 1 to 11 P.M, Million —— Film Produced tm TWICE TODAY—TWICE TOMORROW |" * tal | ies SA PP THEN GOOD-BYE ST “SENZA MAMMA” A CELEBRATED DANCER ¥ es DAY The \ear's. Greuiest Melodrama WITHOUT MOTHER tery LS calle +4 , ’ epular « ANITA ° LAGITANA MATINEE &. Adopied Fre "Featured by liul.an Songs TEDDY WALTERS FLATS ond’ n Do What the |"t vo wg nn Be | nd . : fn S a es ‘SI MR. ARTHUR 4. BENDA (AA i, (Af, Lf, : | Tae Little Symphony Orchestra Directed by ‘A Af / f LL. M. Molino ( / Ordinary Clothier Cannot! rover GE eal Oo ee Yb I . [KINGS ;_THEATER Starts ¢ ay All) Seats Reserved and Now Selling net ali Ps ’ . . ‘+t? m P's . 2 P | } i cad Yr Dorothy. Klotz rai ue ae uo.» ie » ue ay ‘ . . oad ’ one up -YRIC ff. RK HAKD DIX , , ‘ ‘ixth aes Pine “Paradise fer we" . °AFFITT {Tom ix S12 N. Vande ‘renter “ “THE 1 ANT TRAIL’ PPS et ee eee IN NM Oe oe! WO eT eee TRA RP Lermelalot, ‘\ ~“ -- —~ enna ‘ “The Tranecenti- Manchester | nental Limited?’ and in Mi anchester “War Paint” ark SXOe Fig) Mak EN TOM MIX a ‘Maplewood {. “THE LASt TRAIL” 70 Manchester ORNS Ye 9 ea BA - alia 6a ath and Serial AIK ADO; “ONTe oem” 0 MW Enstes “Wolf's Clothing™ ili Remaining Performances , 9§ Sensa lonal And That’s Worth Knowing, | 23250" | vines oF it ston John Willard’s Famous Mystery Play, - 9 | CAT MT CANARY | “WINGS OF THE STORM THRILLS—C HILLS—LAUGHS V fights, Stk & nT: igher. 6 BiG RADIO. “ACTS with if You Care to aa Ee Mone y v ‘Por. MATINEES o aa. Ye aoe, ge on ei en WEA ag PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Hawaiian String Quartet-—WQJ Here Is Reliability —Good 7 . . ans S— ) 7 LAST TIMES TODAY— } 7 ) 2owhaten | HOOT GIBSON in Tailoring—-Fine Woolen \ EMIL JANNINGS!n “FAUST'—McINTYRE & HEATH In Person 27 FWY iit sncenae. | DEaVah pene ¥ 4 a . ! . ee | | » _ GUARANTEED 5 AL UE . rab AND ATMOSPHERIC PROLOGUE TO “FAUST / ALLSTAR CAS? SHAW ‘ tn wt and Shaw ' “NSFW VOR” All-Wool illest: NT Shenandoah; "3i0"2,,1g0m . Cont xs WY Donble FP mg ‘OVELTY . “Bus sonal Kid” and 24 “#aston “Gainge ¢ etinemail 9 4 a R K { Fred Thempsen io } “DON MIKE” rbster Groves and Serial Ri A RA EP LP DEN IO ye OE WS eee ~ ~ “ OS RNA 0 Ape 9 1 BRR Re AG I CME NO RR EE RA ty rs 2 ne cea t an 4 Jack Pickford tm AGEANT “P+lt Smiling’ and “Si Delmar “‘ollegians No, 1” WS ~ S\N “s SS i es > pity ees teeter panne s So. SI ace cD SRN ane RRR RMI Ai ie: 4) rte yeary hone + ee ee Seer ~ a unten we aia . “ ral ee a ee ae Ce ee eee Te, rms _ oe te ~ - (,cand-Shenandoah aml Amateurs” ~~ ee — ae | St et - aaa F'te need tn T ; Vv Oo L i : “Exit Smiling” end 50 Dehnar “C ollegians No. No woman’s been loved = caelaa ~ s o Paradise” ena till she’s been loved by a Spaniard— 7 ws. VIRGINIA {arveat eam (i? Virginie and Amateure Youll agree when ne . eee oe vrtignca en plan th pr wae : serene CR RUS psk: Mae ELE TF Ros +) 3. eglek ch eigae bee » Ani + ree —-— o-- — SECS: CONTINLIOUS SHOWS-1 FM OTR Three Great Headliners! Golawyn-Mayer's A\ JACK Ai RWCRTH fi , ?. oO ff Sandal Seen aes " & DOROTHY ADELPHI You may be able to match the price, but fioj &y , — : Spanish Kisses (7/1 ) Sits bre. Jest Nerwere TABIL- / Y Sis arene : : me ery little Dancing & > Fe: : wer ° pM. you can’t match the quality. REL | - , wr Ree | Dol 7 ar Claas Jose bniertaimnens fis Bands P DAVE APOLLON & CO. \/ i a i 4 ot. ne : 4 r cyt Love Hi nf - ‘ar, a jear uy an 4 {owe ITY?—Over a million men have already Ne fx, og ? pS ee MAE QAP oiut writen Pons Come Hear Fav che wmite | ee rches _ new—-The Only oe r ‘president Coolidge. jare Foes bought Bond’s clothes. Ask any one of them! S a OAS ; — re é i ‘ te : : MURRAY Y ff _ LAST DAY—" i fer ‘a Greatest Miwtak ana . = | WEAVER BROS. Extra Pants to Match at the Lowest Peat PEM dn LLOYD HUGHES Y | 7. = “, Uff one ae Prices Ever Quoted ANYWHERE ioe fe Gee pei CS th ae : ROY D'ARCY YYW = : “ij ff spies ef | oar? | \.g 7 J FEATURE PHOTOPLAY We imake two pants with 50 AL ey face fl : SATUS, YW nT Y, WH LEATRICE JOY ‘very “suit. They cost less. e . eee 1G Geen ee j : “LY | iz afl SS eR EP). OS LODE Beaders mer ae Sins * "it age vittwetkay Sai Shetikoneeae. Ret A as fs pens iia ; ay 4 ys aie Se ae we ‘ . a ce teas ae ee + sok hte. — ~~ “4 er ty ee eM ea ee — WAR, PP ee Style cA rcade OLIVE AT EIGHTH ST. Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. 1 A NATIONAL TWENTY-TWO STORE INSTITUTION Macician im a Acneo- tional Btage Presentation im Which He Will Divuige . i | = eer of BMine- é Tae | During 026 the feet-Diepeatelh ge oe Hear Him! ” * - a if printed S7.5°5 Besinesse Opportentiy Z : ‘> . | , “Wante"—I7.000 mere then the Prices THREE other St. Louls sewspapers . , _ , f j ; ; ree bined. = EDS : Mi jy PIA f4PPE! f dad Li, eu - EIA RS TAVIS a paisa <yi}

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Ce ee See , tas , 4 : ee iets bd NEM nA ate Sa bart Chale ed he Clare Pd St urs eliminay: eyfine’ By a Staff i iiiisdatbmiak of the 4b S PATTERSON — = Post-Dispatch. : D.. tte m. 4d ae ‘ ‘ | SELE-—On Thursday. Feb. 24. 1977, ¢:77_, Deceased woe 8 OMA | Misscuri| vornocd Of te ETECTIVES | ee This Is the Time to Get ReRERION DIS e vasren Servoary.| See He NO eS | ERE tate eta | es RASGRAVE. secReY was ordered engrossed, the measu: the Most Jewelry Value : by no m ne Pe ge Ping ee is hides 2 ll aia hk ; We are reducing our stocks before inventory—merchandise of = eer every variety must be moved This ts our reason for making radi wok price cuts on our newest ar Y st Diamond Jewelry, ra ‘ - : : : 1. 4 : Watches, Silverware, Fancy Jeweiry, Gilt Novelties, etc. You sid tg a EE IE eS can make a big saving by buying at our february value-giving 4 Special Diamond Ring Features ff (ie 20°25 8 28 Gre | oes eetoved, eit “Bias WE | cuard a Dok SE ee es ae ta . Py ‘crcucues | Assistant Manager W & a D..| Mrs. G 7 ve gpa ae i! tae _tefs | te Ballroos a Aghia : veady-to-Wear Deng: \ SPR RP RR RR ILA TC SLI LEI AP LO LIL IEE OLLI GES ER I RIE IAL EG RE EN ONY ty AR IM a I Vardre onmay - - jae cy + 9b, eRe ” ~ - fog e Sy't — ~ 7 a eee vee Pir gas ee Veer fax aa f = “ ira 94 = mead Adit 7 4 . ‘ : mova 2) ue c : ree * 4 re : Sons aR NR tA ST GN ECORI S AIT RG pg Hes tty 4 abe eR BE SBR IE: p > St ET RCA ae Pe , Se ie er tee eS lente, My sa ielaet Sie (eee wine x, pk PRD) pA gan am , adh a hie Ae Py Ge i ad oF: wats Veet eet ee rae eee Ny > . ; i if >> * yee ‘or ri ‘ ; 4 i . * a 5 " 4 P . - cis nine - a . . : = rie ‘ _ 8 via tune i. , \ ] ity J ’ » . . ¥ ‘ > ad ” apeent | : : , | 3 - 7 HE a Rost ? ye eR _ — Hr? BCTOR war imate linn = = Pap niust be energetic te Ie in the Governor's ay a Diamond {| es he late Bagene Culler ce | Ellis. Mrs. lola : ward, PRosnect 2865. 07 . ———— )LLECTOR—For instal ~ oe “must be enermetie, Be e+? = ~ om , . + . : 2 : ; > " . a7 . : ‘4 y - nell oe . an. ’ _ r y * * — ~ ‘ . ster é ie fc : s ‘ ‘ ; co not 2Pp ¥ ul lese ka 4 “— nog : sai | ; | | ) "'" 3 F ei - ages va . ’ “ " nr d na ' EO : ri in ¢ ’ nr rit 32 ade "| local experience aad an so ee ee | ) | ; ‘ , e ee ; . ig . - ‘ : 7 eee. Rae naPnnn a ; ig mt | ~ matt dane ne agg Mes evi in the reform program, + | | 2 : | Feb. 24, 192 3 : 7 write : a) | Broadway ’ we te, WANS ys LE at ; fs : é _ ia are : ;, f : oe ui : en Ee ha _ x = #ome nersonse ; cf Pas rin. ies, é ‘4 ; j ; ; : : . fe ry e ; f istratic there is er 4 oe “ifn: «pera # : ' . >. j sé i ernor should veto i: : Shee B Colette 200 ecome ‘ive until the close of * ow 28 Aon oe Diamond Ring | ' ' , and =} 5: a ad ia re é : “advice and folaer free. 4K ve second. . he pre eer? sadm fate a ‘ f ' . Z : : : , unerai 1 Tamny — , Omri District. E Ss a ee : hens Nee cece” Sep 2 fo. on Sa GRE le __ PROFESSIONAL HELP WTD. —WOMEN, GIR! i ¥ ' Yin ; ' : - : : ood oppertanity baseador, ie $100 ag ae Sy 1, Vteuwee eioret mame OF Se ai* 1 BUSINESS CARDS —— te ee ae = > fe eee pliant Ggencrt Bla aad tric EMPLOYMENT i eee ee a 4 ra uirg \ - ‘aa ‘6 M a 4 m - ow Dae “ sth oye ; , . , aight ae = bani — i " 5 . ay r x ae ti: iN oe gnetens - ae . » * Ww ath A ee ¥ tod + are ae "ene 1? , PM ee + we ” ‘ * aif ot - ° A ¥ ee Gln Lett aR OPE Re Gee Wien ela « , %. “ ~ OP ae an ten Ope Cmte wernt ste gh eae 6k RAITT TORE PR AE Y * ¥ aad , re Ts aera OG ites Seige if $ wre rp Sia > gS Fe RR ares nary Ge ar ro § ia } § (oe ie = 3 oF ( sk Se ’ ; Perr; ac eney ame WANTED eee a 4 . oa +B ERY CLE : " e _ r ; * ‘sew on sup co : BRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT’G ce FING : " i419 N. Gr 4 “2 3 4 . ; { ty » 4 r ‘ : . Vi ; : , * ZranGci : = ' ’ Oo , , ‘ ~~ > ‘ ‘ ' } + 3 : : . ' _ ; sii eimai 3 Pervyise 4 : Ire oa: , : : * , T° * o ‘ ee | rT} . ’ : Dass ¥"4 Iimie) as st _ MEN, BOYS J RE : EEDEs—3 ; “ . > . eervice Wa! Moneys, wa . be re : Tia : : , . . - : Mat ; 2 . utne } : es . - . _ - : . . - ; oe - _—_——— — - - panes ee — > es a —os ue ; ’ ‘ > ‘ . - . a . : ; P 4 ¥i ; +f TX. aa’ ‘ aa* . , a. Sas -* ‘ writ Dewi i 4A es ; . E od ? a a 4 & Ls : . i & 42 ‘ 3 = . . _ . . . J go ty ; a A ; ’ ca oe : gas : : a e - - ict Zz ry - emenenees sk 7. ; ii fa a as $7 ninatins Soo bee sr Ama ibe inet : , ) iw , ’ pe! ueltsaing Wins “31 . n- | ence. & —o™ ae ae ane ee Mountain Grove from the prov % : Tati GRA Z , yard road ws Gay. Feb. \ \ za = FFEUR wis nacre , pric ie nalinitiiiens on Tk ex periet , not wages. | Explained by St. 99 -_ ’ ‘ ’ Bas 5 tirn: ve . mM efles q ” te >t! wCcvLiOT = tT pe rinte ndent of - J Louisan. 4 ~« . nF me : ; PA cae can” Wine” Thee ’ a > a ~~ . ’ ’ ‘ . . ots ae * : . cn 7 : = z : : 2a Ld ture ust No action ’ ' LK r 4 sie ‘ ‘ a a ~ —— " - " i ‘ - , 4 A ~ — bl | “ Sy) are ’ a . : “ r. M ee 4 ah. lide eold: without ~ # + enenetinartiarannraanaines Ae Maggi IPP oo : — ienc 01 piece goods, alte ; a Sool tal ities + De mon Mabon ; _pavirents = Eirmar . ; e ik: t as required Im plained section by section | : :.0 yom aes abe AUTOMOBILE AND NTRACTOR AND E =R—Repaire ] = nrried. 30 nate at ts In resentative Sch fey . ee eaters Po LEDTRAME ar MOTOR SUS TRAVEL lterations: reasonable sx SO05S est references, 1 © of car arts of the country. 7 ~ eign €7 : = ~ pe = .s a “gener een : siatidetical ‘ a. . rere PRR tis ' ge, expertence, oor @ day nd : ~ De - SOE ny rit ' i pil: agin ph lace “aan Bi Ne Bet ne 2:2 a Shinasiekoehe VaR) me? sale nord 0 he asue r rk ene Si iin Scan 6b 2s BY He 5 UES, ge i, SHR" ages Petey 42 sibs oA 0; Oi tig te Rn ig ty ite ric Ze Tacti 7 RNS tafe. en : = = erbert, Jus ip. $ iurda . Sn ee ee Bi tem | CE PEU | iuetricus, careful expected. R. G. McGratieas actit " ° ld irk ering - ar 0 =. k > Tot rawer No. 61. Jefferson ea, ‘a A} Represen "s ' ‘ - a ' >" Le, : sf ; ‘ 4 | ‘ a th i te all “aT o — oe: P : ‘ ' ¥ : " “dt. a S . : > D. 5 ¢ | Bac : e el ry epaten, a non COunty, : : : eg 1 ; , OTA . Pes oF % Ta ne . ; “te : .g \ ue win ay ments JS HE Sif 4 ‘clio red AS) fou ie. 3 “TER. : ae ag : her a ocak Fim ' : . ~ ‘end ) : : mam, "?fer 1415 EAT cTER— nermanr seatipastensta 164 Sz “7 ees ~~ y Bar Pin—Diamon Set - rN hence ——- + a . at 18 Ma PT | smimended tempted T-TTER—M: - eres ne es coh Seething 4 1 aS hr a eee Nution juesting Le (,over! ’ , ‘ ” a ~% ; xtra session of th wis ms ' ne ' HENDRI the 80 \.¢ PUrDose OF Con + eo ’ c . : $25 the one propwsition Bales esr) "ae a lOO ation was defeated. receivins 6° Hl ukady Betty” Watch Set se a ant ee eto res ag WIRING, ETC. $3 votes to 77 . ‘. $21 wires six ments offered by qathers were vot - Town, and it hetmes ) * ; . é J o ’ ve ; ee: : is a ast lie . " eid ' ae oe nen gt aa = 7 . . ; . ~ , : general housework Schneider had le «suppo - & - Se . SPIER no : . "a ; . = — areegggnee em - 243 Does. T “ ‘a 3 | ’ B® for ox: . om isfactory. as majority of the Hous any pana = . : i, San ” STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING eed me tT ss ggg a. ate "Er is vers w! had prepared ame ous “fab gate “> aie -. ’ : + : ; MM | iia ceed ae i wwe wirtne and fixt - PxDe|ris elevator bey. ! ments did The bill ik ial aes oe ae ee 4 es ra “ een > ates eget " ee ee PCR Fat Rare ORR SY By ear % » wae = {Cali sass be ro yin $5 aia oe ee equire sé iiek eal ibe take tts plac gsr, Lat : i. et IFCMANN—Fater wet on Frida | : _ MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES TER—Sit) edemy. wishes work — sary a naa foot of rathe ne lar HA id a a A Je i s. ef ea 1 lave : nue. 9 = , 2 . e e > i ae ae tea PF. on ser ae ——- as vf : , ‘ 7 " is Glew an . ~ong r 2 — , ie : = ul g oul ; cares . : R _ ro . | * WS A ash in on. f passed. will go rc he Sen: . . - 7 WRITS FREE VINCENT BROTHERS |] “ ; ; ‘ ’ . . . ; r : 22 50 : , | Pecia sat , o yeni: @ ad : a ne Jit apa salary =» of East St. Levis. — en ) Uthity’” tr : vy Char Plovd’ s a eae oT Ee ee ee —_ ee serene - * , “ | : Bond of caliph “nee n wv: ~S _% ~~ “ar m based — sare eae as Lost sie anae . | * fiie@ at $7690 and thet of bis Y eee A AN : ects tein tha. rookd : cE Park car. Sha PLUMBERS with inflicting the bi ith j ae PT, Ck i mboased « Oris 4 slvart a . 32W nbing Co... Lindel 4611 i and “ =~, ie ee : S Se eH sz ine oO | corm STOVES, FURNACES, REPAIR Sie) 00 oy ilned"nateaina "wm We Ctein ag aii 2 general ‘anowdedge ‘ fath iat : ; ee | : ‘ rq S Se, . ‘ , — : ‘ i . . ¢ P : , a , , ‘ z aie an: Sy - - 54 Tr) , ‘TT GEN i BR * cused of deing an acces: , | =—* ee : ' : _ " i. Ah nt 4 cht: libera me ri a yi di . ' a ie. 1 ¥ KVvie 4508 vet -Diepe tc } a ‘ he not SS s £ TRPS4ES” Eisereace? sige umd after the fac Th se wil 4 \ eee 2 : waving ; wen nase it atte ae ow | wit 7 1 Ki or some .! nad wiles te @ ie. omer! Bag be presented to : “lair Cow: o) ce a ee vata Sana _ a : ~~ ber mo! a2 » a j a: ‘ween Fe ou y a t ted Pon ——— iS e , ae ; mm Lia —— ¢y afound re ty grand tury. | cial ES or Ts a W eek : = ss 7 * “ 4 : ; ‘ - : wi > * Ste , . . . ae Hu '* P . — -. - ‘ " . . a SM take ¢ oy TT: — Lowes Kaichts" Suit of Armor. Police have been asked to search William Rogers & Son Silverplate—*‘Triumph” Pattern. $15 for a suit of knisht’s armor vaiued Uara a atnhneut t » mit ' OF 2 piece Se: et $1590. that Anthony Young, 491% Terms $1.00 a Week et $180. that Anthony Young, 49 : fp EROS AR agers 0, See ot | we hone Rhversiie Ors ST | WALL PAPER CLEAWG, ETO | 17; Pp wih cooking _Linsell $3008. | 8 oe walk in front of Concerdia all : . : Heten C. Witensiag = = : PE hae te nt ent car Of | ACCURATE, casera, stuective stinpies rx. $7.85 day. CEntral 413. ; oe . . ly witees ta be? nea aig See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains Mrs. steker end. ire. Wiltem | eee ee ice a6hmn rasonable orices. CO £2isou N11 | gars EPE] mie — pind “~ a querade dance Saturday rt; sn mn Pie. gate Sepa 7 na 3 ecethech iam Eee : M ay. | a | LEY S—iost: 2. with number | HAVE @ large stock of wal paper. will Oo lle gpg ae gg, meet ee 3 — é.. MN: ) Se a tinemaa ered himeeif. but foreot the : , . . R ’) | ®t 3DpoOG— Last. brindle: harness. with! 'E your paper and painting de LAUN DARESS- experienc corre Mional ocopertunity, : . ‘tor meeting the beteee ilies bbe tet ins nacu, n. |JOPEN MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS UNTIL 9:30 ff stemats—esiemd into rest endtenty | Simae Sutions rewact” Laclede 2220 | oetore the rush” work guarmnteed prices | out bv dvy cleaning ail Liptel! 1734) | Tege between 1 aod 2 aay B Metorestine ane plesenet ie pidewalk while waiting ‘or P. M.; OTHER DAYS UNTIL 6:30 ea, fo. teer as | Cat Toes iaree wale white with pel. | 1162 Reston. “Cinde G08. cS | tem TOT A or oe a ze bile. i oO at aus. te ¥ mae Crematory. (a5) | 4 wes AI ABR r Doe cae: A * cayfore et AREA teint aspen sae * as | or aN" iptenet te ERIE OPN sites Pat se fy . 7 2 “2 ; 4 a . ‘Tt a . — mot es po care ef a ‘ nee 34 ‘tees ree oan 2 _ | St position Brauer Supply Co. 29 ro . neement. Apply 336 x : on end quel oe _ ae . ; j : ; ‘ : - . 7 a aed

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rr rm, Frerr RY Sh - 4 -_ Me wpe-CAPABLE WORK — : ee, AGENTS WANTED_—_MEN SALESWOMEN WANTED local terrttor: : : : P ae i rr - ; ; ; ‘ , a’ ns ~~ 7 ° ~ > : . “ ; : q y - fi« > 7 r oe ws 4 ‘ > TUATIONS—WOMEN, , GIRL ry & Ce > . . - r snes , e . 2 eer : Oat, f - " “ as ete ects gai ” i - fi JER, ar me. 5 ae Hn) _ 4 ee ‘ - ) +, { ‘ 23 yes ag ae Sone ee : Bae - aii Ca a 2. ) - tao. if vou want to ge $5 000 r ‘ASH FOR AU TC SS 4} : 1 7 sunday, Mon day, sintiiap te t t cy h . Leu x 1 r, e Ai HADLY- small down payment. a WE NEED ROOM! cdeggpttaser REDUC ma Pay are Day more Swe « of © T9U ix iS) IN (( PIRISU V et r from Ate pe Fe tases Spgs OF% extra, part- aS ieee cos POSITIONS. | 9 MOTOR CO. 3108 Locus: (8) SIXTY USED ¢ 8: : M. A.C. TERMS v mF applica- AUTOS W ANT E g Qurcr K ay iM ST ONIS t ot Te et : ed » 3 = } a . es }2),RI 7? j / / Gj \ ( ars We, new at niv HOS of Origil ai cost sue you ve “ » { nonev . f AP : . - : r\y | } | ») rs SS th it | i~ : / ‘ +? fff , ” pao! = , lie} ’ I ° extra money 7 MILTON MO 3214 Locustuct) : 1 0) Guaranteed by a million dollar organiza- |: t dare hope seg ; hot toda ne. Apply Mr. Meve e! iy 2223 511-15 yn ) }) tion! From Fords to Big 6 Studebakers: Sales! Trade in your old ear: Act toda) 300 WEBER-PLEDGED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM: 5 BRANCHES: fr Qu} pe Prints sg . AR Seg Met a ag LR Ly ig eileen e HAY 3 sayy Es web. gh nate ~ amend J JiOT e + oa op mone ™ vé n r : ~ — , axe _JEferson Y 2700 Locust 4 : MONE ) Pex. ae a : , . “Beautifs! S-passenger. @uco paint Job: ear is a tral bareane re is ee, 2 1) $SOUTH BRANCH 5600 Gravois 5 4 +e ~~ Aa aE Puataass f : 3 WEST BRANCH 29577 Delmar FAPLABAPOCALPDPDS © a ee ~ #4 aMy a or Pens ve pte odeng: ECan rem ot eer: ae te ef * S ~~ - « ber he a heel " ve 4 ms a: TERMS: $100, $150 DOWN EBER MOTOR CAR COMPANY STUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTORS FO! "ER 15 YEARS — -_ lt a eee | mls ». = , ‘ ’ = ihe A od *, F ie): MUSICAL La Yt esis ce eeteeren tee ts mee ot See terme ome if == LERMS: ee aa Oe Bau 2 ini 2 | is * “4 r i ™ = | tt} spn 3 ae +> , ~ ' ? } . } T * RC ln Se Musical Instruction , B50); other co. i Ford he vr0- | Ww V IE 7 ‘ YOUR AUTO | ) gity 73 Cahiik oo el é as LNT ELDRED EAD ORIGINS NG te Mie SM ty iit ME: : tm : te out | ours Cars For Sale __ Instruments For Sale , Thi ivate. X | oe thy a BCICK eater ag wg RS: 3 - | -- r~ kia. 1995 en4 1926: os eo -_ . . t , Mg 7 . ; a ‘ fay ae . 7 fo " tree, =? a? , > . ‘ = 4 , ; Z °0 Years of [AR te ‘ ; , ; on be ° ‘ rig mth | b rm gar > te . : me t iF a4 “ot. te - — re, a 4 : eigny . os } st >: . , j . j Me : ot nee . “4 TT ‘ pA ord Gealer is your : P ‘ , rrr : . : r 5s "ar ‘ *s . ‘3467 Olive , {c56) : 4 1623 mod. erp abe Gheoreng x CE we ee qs ey RP PD Kid cp ioe Lee wi RD oS I gts — > yaaa aa aya i need Fa ; te oe * i a oars 1994 parc rif Teor Ver a” a0 > w we oe we tad * ; “sis M. \S7 _Broughams—For Sale a . i ies c -$ DE fimat Op iet winier ; > ro a ; : “ . tai « . — 25 , ues rt ‘ 3! | + 7 ‘ P , “ae | r I 3 ee 2 ig 3 . ) =) ” $ ‘ « ' ; i . ‘ Base y | ? HLA 54 ‘ - io vergatn. co. ye a- + ph ndtegl . “ *, = . ‘ , ha 4 : . i r&S+0L : a ‘ Te ' - ' ; » ‘ . . ot « } . $s. , ’ ‘ See ; : ‘ i J 4 : ‘ ¢ t y LL» ™ar 4 KUHS- 9 HAVE eran opitonl, lly _ engined: | WibaNS MIO case nih MOON, TON RING EES OW Agter rime kt DS ee : : ate, | MOTOR CAR ©O. Oyen e = - 192 U HS V rit ; Ri é HE ROL 7 2 Pr a e20 ; : s per “ ait: I a ; E oi | : a * ) : | | ~~. -3 ne K S- “HA E ‘ OUD ; ea == i_ 20 : — — ae 5% mo y= Hi—A ne al jue sport ~ tourina, | wert $550 § F - | 4390 ._.. See ( ABS — ie Ruastadr. pkiand tonring ew Truce | ; pre - pechanically parinnt; 4 wheel collet ELP A TD.—MISCELLAN’ s a | | ; Us } ; ’ JAS Bem FOB, OPS > sf! GUAI ; MITUR 4 = a . : i x ranteed. Open Sunday and - Seis IND iy ae ‘ HELP WTO. WOMEN, GIRLS Sica emir s ‘refinished. perfect. 4 baal eca gan ss Te aa. eeiee ada , ue . « ‘. wy eat» AAT pe She ‘ oe a 1923: $15 cash. ‘prt day. Baturdey evenings. teu? ROADSTER S AL RED : , TRAU : an: newly BM : hong gee PE ii ee ; i? rare a » DODG E SPORT ‘e Mot | Li oP TE VOTOR - Ine. TDEBAKER—1924. goof gandition. a a m W innifigton: é t }: : 4 4 4 ak = i ‘ son tires. 27 NTs v 1224 $14 ~/ roads er , ‘Tine 3843 Las on i a By \orme : , ; : : "Pe z 30% Bera ; “4 ae pe ete _*& : 8B. . ; Z ’ ° an ° cars guaraniesc as - a4 rhs Ly A. bal Sie MTR HELL TTe 8 ‘obi TATE MOTOR CO.. Ine. 25 REPOREE ssp Totanias. nz for be ance Cue *imance — = O43 4 Locust. Ge ge | prs ‘ ' . s, pour ee pt ied Studeoaker $75: F ch roles, JEffereon 372: - a | rags S66: Over — 75. ¢ ee st ’ eT 3 . ’ ’ ; YAHLE - rvacFf ler F a . rit “ , P ‘ [ ry — . - (se é ; : } en ~~ a z LJ iw tw SS fe W7 +f Trucks For Sale a ~ ’ = on Eaten TRUCKS magia: bai Ln Dasa ‘ fei — “ . oe} “am RSE : ‘ . , u AFR nce : ems : : 4 — . ering 19-6 Dodae screen: siightiy 12°Ca » } . Offre venelse end screens re nae La aN RRS > aes a mts Besns . fg in ta git Abed eo y onan wt ’ ; BE asst Rarigtagh s _ et ae ee Oe apn , ’ 1 rf % way 5 See boty * oye + oak Be pews We aaWe arte ceed it a> Be rs . on meray Me eee ee et et ee eee eee aoe en nomen ey Al 3: ta i 3 3 Bi SSF 2 A Bs . a - 2 ere i ag “pi : ' be g =! 7 l.ton cheette with wiarter 6 ) af B75 or BOUTH WE NASI 7 so Shee! : + three: , “32 | : : jantabe rime orice 19°04 Feros vanes. ligt and @emovntadie rime ig i ee ee ee ¢ wa Tis TEN “Ri IL ET CO. Ws eae a pe m hb) door b. TEVIs, Ford Leas 6 . ne 4 ee aaa tna 1925 Re . tan eereen 7. At re “7 comp ie ain | OPD—Ssed: Ar. : Re # ‘“ TATE MOTOR ‘O. TNC , : BD ype ~ . 3041-42 Lorust Vi 9715 - 7 ’ . cighie ard gof@e~e I¥ f*erenr 7 kK [ HS- 4? H A\ kK ° tek aimoet reur orn ps hk * PS es aa te etek Sen on iy ‘ ; te el me he a em le r-4 “ or and ’ " @#ra‘ivee q : a J gENTE"T . ie —sa reid : arg ; a 2 ee , ps Bae |= 8 (2 Ce ee pica / act Fate egies ee ta « if ' rs . Pi toe pee 6 ey . -~ ' me vee rom : . sq were mat - . : ?. 4 . —_—~ _ ‘ . . - ’ 7 . “ j 4 oe P - 4 Teg . reg ) " , : ‘ . ‘ . , » ; ret) >F Ps: “ . . ; ; 7 . Talking Machines For Sale SE ORE RR ~ ¢ ane [i OIG Se ee hese et mM OE IL. 2 earers; g¢1se rye nage LR, & _* ew enn * & « te Le Cw, 4 . . ia 1926 NA Fi COACH S Spee s.- 6s Sahat Vg. + put s Se ea . ’ ves ‘ a : : Mein One. One — One. One to> we KUHS-9 HAVE . * 7 =e *~ gt e eet gn we oiwv ew ig

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“cs __ FEBRUARY 35 as MUSICAL a RUMENTS are BOUGH1, SOLD and EXCHANGED through these columns every day. +0 PO T. DISPATCH ———S—_—_—S — : ST-DISPATCH. Re | _ ROOMS FOR RENT—West , ROOMS FOR RENT — -West deh oe 2 : . : - OR SALE) ROoms with BoarD—south | foe W " SS SSS j i j j j ‘ : > Tr SS SIE EHO (> | O 1@) {a SF } by | ae — 2g * - 7. 3 o 7 Et a tieth oka 3 See = HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE (eam Sirens"? ote nersaen eet Tenet Ss Soy Fars ron new = ; ie . io RR "BERT is 3°09 © cennecting rooms : a en ma with ki:chenett- ‘= a ee o we "a a —_——_---— es erent x, i /' mooms . wished housekeeping: reasonabie . =. a ' _4 : “5 _ - - = . " ‘” A is ae — ; oS { we 4 : : ‘ — o- " * —— as - a~ $ ? * ail Se tte at ms eas 2 a a v2 Bakes ~— menace ee ge ac sey - zaveans — “ ae mt it nei : ‘ Shee, ‘ . oon ete OTE: ‘ ; vision ve? a Sail . [O04 A— J) ieee igtt : ‘7. : ,- —~ » ° ; - ‘ > igs: . Pen ATE” »s ‘ : . pctaaens 5 - Se : wr oo %2 eT oe -ogecoCadDu Se (‘ad (jm) ca tT) A, 7] ‘ s rt) d rua? i . . c . ° ; a in ; ; "} ’ sian : pt b ‘ — t . , aN “4 - annem siti : « . A VE ci “LH & { sence 07-09 ae fa! y in (hq OR if i ’ f ' u f LJ val c iv hi * oa } + en cit a pence ha ~ ‘ ’ ' ic a 2 .' L ‘ _ ns ot TB am ; ‘ “ . a4 = ~~ a » ee ‘ ‘ be - _ > bs ; ,) oes — —" orn oes ape : : viet D551. 3 u —— : ; re Te | REAL TY . CONST co. _tmt IK PH | a oo rire" Siaat : ; BV Oo Wi SS " ax Ak ek gale eee 2 i ; 3UY RECO. : sage : (ractive home: privaie. CAbany 1973J- | CATES. 5067—Beautital. Netent © ROOMS FOR RENT—COL'ED — tte :s—S eh oe PWrest Lat steam best ——*. : L REALTY CO., resser, bed. vantiy ane Snittoruve. ni CATES. ; Nice. warm room. with! DELMAR Suu “emg lea: = ‘¢ BICRAL BRIDGE. , $8515 —3 roome, Th ~~ } ' D> nd = ; ~ 4 / ‘ . se | om ; oarc oe ae = 3149A—5 rooms. " bath. tea heat: i~@ Yee eee tly SE HAS RESORTS For Sale ¥ 4 .- =" 83 —s east 30044 4 rootre. bath. far- 43 Pa ot 2 el $ Peoria: Pinna se AT ie Verh axl . ‘ Wom ee ve S deiieait iiss aeciiiectiinsts ch ietectetoc ce ae Ps : Ph as et “ee eo ae MES, I HOUSES. FLATS ETC. + ad “ “we ree . . . + - oe , > 7 s > . ‘ é $ “> ‘ : . - , ote . 4 : y " ee i i ee Sen olen tilled . ae: ° a s - ” é = . 7 A i Alt i tl a age th eee Aaa _ Fon _- oO . i 4 i : = ‘ page te ge a a —= ——— So a gg EO LO - s . . " ~—— — - ee ; ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ > \ * «a . 4 . ae : : . 7 2 & . ~ s ¥ - aa ‘ ot! iv n xdern ’ 4 om £ es 3 oat . ; 7 ads : > e | ’ Low a La Cis : cA . 700. "a ‘ e vem ; tA , jt38— ” het —— 3, e ger ll he a 4 tpt ren keeps electric. silver, Unemm 2 o9 1) Pp > Tut: - . ss ned aac 50 Axminster R . cetion mend ble rT! 160! priv: .eges amare “o n nd sun a ; : ‘ poor 5) | HORTON PL. 59432 unfurnighed room: ers. ‘ange: heat furnished: con PERSHING a T nar In n Havent . ¢ la SOT] e) . ais ‘ - 4 ' Re = : ne 2 £ a -~ ‘i. «Sivas 1 ; ’ i ngage. ih ~ . - go eg : - é ara a ~- — , 2 2.4 and 3 nice lerae | : caniath . | come “excellent Te as ear cams, POrest MAGNOLIA, 3855—Second floor; opposite WALTON, 308 as zs ERSON. 230% “- Sarah and Evans, with insice PRE by 7 sy ay a 1 1? iA Lelrigert az | , a ; — BS hy =v my ,Oc ve Them rl . aol / . ‘ fower Greve Park 5 reoms. ciency furnished, mam = cae wid . , ' teint roung men: ; KIN B°°B OOG—? furnished 7334 Tower Grove; 5 rooms: ¢icrisent a nen eae ana 4 r E. : TOOT s. ~ WY an IN : 1 | i it ; ihe iia (f ™ | - -- = mi = ret) = : mpicyed Abane service. opposite Shaw's Garden; “d fiver, oi rg = ‘$20 - Peerictir moder “of to _ 94°. (666) | ; ; i : i —, +, 4 ; j ts if , s —_ —— - a : = " a : : unfurnished. js _— - a 680 1— - , : ATITITE ' 044—5 rooma, bath. eee ae tas \ Wh kN sek dk NS i : 's Gas Range piece Cane and ir . STETE —y _ : ‘pont H¥. HIEMENZ R._CO.._CEnetral_15° 7 . os ; clede 3093. ) | a | ™ . a - " y ‘ r . c ‘ i i i 3 F é j — ————— : - — " ‘ | . ; ; : . awe ’ f ” . >" ’ wi | Nn ] ‘ : "Ti4 } : z ee tiers \» rims . . _ . 34° > = : Pp Ged og F — m ment : j saci ; | Ke eT ato 2- 4 « > as - + eo - fia - ' ap . ai _ ~ 4 pe mc . jon | KR LI iN ‘ i 2 - - - , 3 ; jos a : : i is) iv 6 oe better, fimer thaa es ie } ee ia >F T) mgif 9 Be Keep- 7 - ——— ~- oe ———--— — . - mn: come eut, make ws preve tower de a bu L4 sd : - Wiech re tehen ther ~ / - é wee “RY. —_:, = room, . | - , : = - ae pg aa aggre , : ~i ‘ furnished complete. x ill lll lle eae ae ——S—SS—SS—— - 4 * . . 6 ; sca “ ‘ = ~ ‘ Q > | mn ie - - " ‘ . . . ; 36 j 4 Le . is 7 i i? ? i #5 4 a ‘ > ’ r ‘ ~~ A 7} mi) 4 er WEST MINSTER io NW 3 reem, 4-reom efficiency, g semi, gaa light service, +-roeg MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ©) * ee aS OLINE, 3553—2 housekeening room®: | FINDELL. 391: mecting rooms: first “sci back porch. overlooking Forest Park: ae ae cask — ~— . ‘ ce 42 i BVi e #hs is ; aa - . New 3 io eI rT aeerr - a > . . : ap ae - a - * ; ' - ‘ . ‘ - ‘ . . } . . . . “ ’ Pe ' A : , 4 _ie— i = i > bd pat wt ien ee a 5 . ’ '? > ang Marke. , , . 7 er . : Neal ite — t ; - - ’ . " : “ n * 4 oo -9 ; ; ‘ ’ ary ; ‘ 2 t : : 1icn 2 - ; el ; 45 y cyt Bhs. - oO i] “us le Ent Bart: ’ 9 , Peter om 24 ck JEfferson 4609 ‘DA-BEDS "2 aA—Three rooms, bath. New samples: genuine Kinney Ko ; a ee RUNKS— Warurok 1 dress: cheap Take a r ms _ tee . »} “MeMILLAN.” 4553—Ccoa: ousekecep- = : icS€ sale sa * “WME PARK 2°79—4 ‘arge roome, bath, Mascot Da Beds at half pri A variety | She ranece, “$8.00: Windsor ch letrepolitan 8 : 2 ee) ae, Se hed nf . : aie: NRIGHT. S804—5-room apartment. sep-| = trie $77.50 NICKEL. MAim 1081, (o@0) ane iene oa th cane pane gy odin : . pe batty earlier 4 ) eK | Refrigerators | : ve sg: ‘a 1 eatin ef a w! ey oe x. | ~ Fires = ends Every bed equipp: fabric epriugs. cretonnge ; ; : Telit peds some are equipped wit hy . ; . ' fy o | : ; : ~ as ie seis , fustabie head rest. Easr term sasernert - —— = a — . — xiv N scan r Pergain section of sample and reconc emasaaen = Reane pets sin : nemesis eT am 5 wes Lana, POU , | ae - . ' co. 4 , TT ANTA, 4041 Wened furniture ib ees WI eT Ty? oe. COKE AND be = Mc | ST ll —— > : SSS uS€6~ 6mm i = one : ; \ = =e 5; a" “ace new = - CREE ERS 50 AO a, a peng Ate sah? ee ase 2 Pox : We wihes relate eage ain ee emt re et > } . “2 t> 1 ‘3 sixe bed: $36.50: terms. Union's PROSSER'S, err Stores. b , lar . NW, ita. ee ice "ROOM : > , 4387§ Easton. DINING-ROOM ¢§ can Walnut Draect Gav town: no dealers. i ie, walnut. ike news $00. (ee $7.89, Gae Ranges. $8.55 Daves Pheninas : 30: ty HORSES AND VEHICLES : —Sieenin® Fovin 7951 SHY LAND a20s--Well Tupmiabed room | Jaaitor service; will decors nena: | MARKS } wig | For Sale — cINGSSI vET AMS MORTGAGE CO. 2a = , “— : CREDIT TERMS CLOTHING NERMAN : 7 Di Kus Ait | | Warted ir 4 "S23 ~- \: 32 ‘7 ’ ‘ o -~ ¥ Sa guage ade ' : dae . “a : iy w 1 LIaM™ MORTG. AGE CU.. 1 Wiech : ve | . At x - . . : Powe i . é — - ‘ ‘ ; a ae ange Pe mre co Te For Sale : cl at a a ) a ae LIMIT. 729 (.% bleeks north Deimar)— a art new career ied aniter service: $65. ‘ch ’ : fies . BATH. FLECTREK. “jis . mma . shetad 4 rf . > I : m * Le é i>} ER g ean ROUsSe Ke : , - ee i 4 4 ELLRI NG & GHiss! ’ - : : ' : 4 . : Wen ; week bee :, : : : ; = = —_ se Sapo ’ ail aunit .; ae ‘ a hat ciecirie. $72 2018 Pe alone aie ~ o ~ . I's Cod Pre wah yaaa A AERO ROOT ORT“ o> Set ton ‘ ». ~ . . . - e P - ie l6th and Cass Onlilv . ‘ aK rside 53] 40. ma . es . ree eS «s , ee ie - = se 3 ts ° = ht... } - . , - Y ‘ “~ 1a re a x r : ae ; . 2 ‘ ron 4 a | ‘ } y = 4 ; . . a . or ‘ ‘ ms pee a : # 7. FENITURE—Beasonabie’” 6 é ied | Solent to On oie sna Lrkvie , : r i 38394 SHEN ANDOAB. ~ . i . ' > ME Re A IRN Poa “alate ey I FO 2 POPE: chats diy 2 Cape ohn cg abe in ne ‘ 7 4 “~ +f fy = ~ ‘d -! n ~ + 2 “ st as, to a * 7% MAGA nis LPC I IS PENNSYLVANIA APARTMENT T272 FORSYTHE BL. ae me ne: note SEWING MACHINES on : rrier TOSit ves) /oh 5S up weekly. Blue Grose || Ytiede 723 : om 7) | oan tae oe nen es 2 a. a ae at ecmeneees Se A S48 Rivereice 4284 (3) : _ - + / : od a? , : a - - ee si ICN] 6 ign ‘ t. —_ , ie) sa ge , a ‘ mad : te > " ; i oo * . . _ -~ ; : , » ; # a 4 a . A » o> 1 ‘soe = i | ILL PLAZA HOTE! oo hed, gentiemen prefered 100) | tions, hardwood Toor teh. a 84259. ia tterenn AS Tae bi Kant pate Sy tr ee Py Bape PV sates BRFIN WEL A ed we WILLI Ms “WORTGAGE SR hee Le RE Sg w STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES 1 Wanted MOM — = > a : , : = , mei. y sa - -. no } AriwaAtTE rie Th sal C ar ' Priv enjenc ’ SETTERS ) —— 7 ; » anc team NEWSTEA! dea F day ob od L240 St errs Wire Ae an . ® ROOM AND BOARD—* hi Sia rnietied ih &£ co AG Cones R ——— —— ; | “HRiNG] . ‘ : . ind _ | Ce on, a | oe ‘ner. Our entire eteck of sample and recon- — semiriete Rand 444 OM: net ousek ~ nished ? 1 : a ae - os ‘dened overstuffed suites ha During 1926 the Post-Dis- tj } , : etl orke . hed ho Din n chenet: C ae 7A — _ AS; ‘ ~ . ‘ 2 : : = - _ pa '7 . Y he « ef - Je 4 5 - : / 4 > ; . . r} . 2 Moun ; » — : rt LY + - ‘ reduced, cc Yer + ' c ; : — ; . . gg : - sae apoagrig — = OnYV ent Yar en 4 Bik ik ae ' s > Y . aa H ” Sen wee-ahmel { ¥ ) patch printed 35,341 Situa- i OTE on! a Ma eT ASUS 2U9S—~ 5 ler i 3 a RAME 4a w. | 2. ny PArevicy 31344 2 , » * ag . + ‘ : : : ms \ . “e f . ¢ : 4 “ . : A‘ a . . « > at ~ : ’ 4 — . d - ‘yt all : ” . . a aed TFG . tion “Wanrs”’—15,0$1 more wos ae “LLIVA . toon | or 2 = a Bing ler rershing and iavior _ bath m=. $44 than. the THREE other St. || * os cream parlor | san ci “a | ple - room nvente % S0S8 Lares tom. yen «|, NEW—READT FOR OCCUPANCY ‘ | ‘ | 4 . > ‘ ™ r 2 ’ . . nz ra ° * crt - aupe 8) me with reversible cush- | Louis newspapers combines. | bargain ail tong: nied to $B | , | Fixture 15 Franklin (c67x Northwest bree th: Pe Dic TO %alr eri i.ra, : ii cotees - " ’ a A ih — + . .. ‘ ; ‘ — i ees - ? bs ; ps . i ~ : a : ) vite . sith Murphy be wing coset. wiry panes MORTGAGE : ot) . | ; . = n . , ; * . ae ; . a> : y, : “ , ; We — y . ier. 7 — ‘ r : - 9th. wad W ashington Ase. ~ —— OM OOS i Box i. f 154—Fron. .e 2 i hes ,eaa0 i. 24 ' SST MINSTER = pms omg i eT ae tee a sg “ir . ema — _ garage. “Foren S198 s "ies | ’ - . ‘ . . » © ey +9 - . « : 7 Ty " ‘ . < ‘ . x , we ; a: . 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rr’ Nav PEBRUARY 25.1927 BF DESIRABLE RENTAL PROPERTY not TOO HIGH PRICED can be RENTED. ‘Advertise in these columns. 68 a eee 47 — es oe a en eR me FLATS As RENT FLATS FOR RENT—West - SUBURB’ N | PROP'TY WANTED FARMS FOR SALE BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES, FLATS, AP'YWTS, FOR SALE) RESIDENCES FOR SALE ,LOANS ON ry PROP ’Y iorthwest ) . 2 2 $080 TOUTES ocr rs , ‘ Me NE on : . ~ oe , rea . > Det POom il unt; mr me moder ANS as ae or Sale North West ne . ein BO week Pig oi = om — “THOMPSON, ize hotaes O141 9 re enongi Ae “A - — ' a OI ee ee i ; te eee er Oe | ae é _* haree 1 seal aa ta eye GP 6B pcos ce So yea — rm : _ Northwest | TO CLOSE ENTATE THis Is A BARGAIN. cur two cH kere, chatge 5 “on 91%0-§ c ; ey ; 0d oe i , : _JT¢ arcs ; ‘ ——— ae — ~ ; imei Hear = Pane 8456 Ve 9 F , . ows > ce $50. ; C in s 7 sd 3 MP . eT a + ; z + ~? > e rs 7 » + 7 ; > : . s . ‘ ’ ris : ; : re f . P “ 7 — INCTY : pO time imp ms : ’ Eras a ' ga es at Nugente ard ss corn” CA>any 197 iain a. ; 44 : . eos _ "ene ty water. r ‘ ‘ a R 3c? ar : Sm ON] : t i, HAL? cy } Ai iH GAT! phat ; ~ | Pree i; RE ALTY ie . Soeeentee — Tk STG = ~~ — . it ‘ a. 2 POW EE _ 9G ' . tae 2 as mnigdert 7 Oi A rissant: Graod-Ut se Eile, yt ony “Dy decorated: fummace: bath. elect | PEE RE HALL tofge mest- | oO gear cess a £190 ter 3 x : : MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE ne ae iT = ‘ 5 od o*. *. 4 .* " — * "1. - r | » antag tna BEI r s . 4 SAM Ee DAY Se Se = es : ‘ . ik. : , hoe f " ~ - | = ; B ' ; " " 7 ae Team 4 x ; z . rtp ‘ pi : ! 2 4 a "he. Lt : : aa > : c : : . . ‘awn “FT ~ ng® - & roo - 3 Sel. 634A-—8 ron | ’ : HOLDOWAY & ¢ . ei? oe += tet ; ver mon iP ary : BLAKE " » Chestryt. |’ ad en? ~—oeq OLIVE. (> n-BI KAS. ; : ~ Inguire 934 Laur ee 7 REAL EST’TE-OTHER CITIES >: eee ae meciric: price $7250, — ) SEPP EKSON 19 “vt ns ah SS fn in RE Paka “ , UWNER : LEAVING ry ) | ; : ) th Peet Sh ; . Troe TG aroua! Pa . a. ’ “+ ee. ae * iié a ; ae | - é 64 KOKTE, 110 “% 8TH MAIN 4758-59 Tit - manna : arfie) . 71b bas ; . = ! : - WFbster 191 if wm. 2o-f well cf wonderful sp _ 4640 AIBACE AV.—£6800. : is ' r mrhn : ) ~ $851 A pee _ . ; te : ws m é : ‘ : s ? -2 ~ a : - i a ‘hs z , . : - “ -» -— . ors ay t> e- gh ‘ 4 - 3 Ca °® galt offer wart ‘ . om f SUKLL 3. KAKM KF. 4 INV. CO. : = = eee EE OO se AO pore and exan | - HOMESFEKERS, *TreES Tio’ or DANDY 2-FAMLILY FLAT. LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT , : 5 AND 5 ROOMS; ONLY $11,500 ‘ = , , ” i — : 2 ar, 2istroct Cal garage South well bu ge or ag: erat ars? | raon { Sites ea | heat ot BP ss rooms hot-water WEMPNER EEALTY CO., COlfaxr 6521 | a er se en OE pte z ) De nt RARM R F. & INV. ©O. JE! 98. Teduced to $4Qur Terms APARTWENTS FOR RENT » * rr. > : . -s : # peas : OMPSON Seetiiiees 0141 3 a ; V ‘. : _ = * e Hae Re ae mie - fee TOMEOY i.e! ( 43. 6 9] Faseton. —FURNISHED 7 ah fo oa. wale erhct. fiocr, S5x1S0: fire PTAFANT— orn [oem usko aba. PRICES REI CED. j —— = ae j , yan te ana $22 . . 0 My : Mw ' Ii 4° nay r oo Mei. New 45 and @roem brick bo ngalows tn ee ays : ~ , —e 5 aie > ae . wt Motor Heichts *2. Louis Cars Cro Of eliow, ——— well tenfit: + Preset ground tedustrial district. also a SUBURBAN — YFOR SALE ieft in this subdivision es - als ealy % ae rTO né eu Pe ae oy REAL z . nl 7 = ; 5 ; — . eos > 7. ‘ Tk . . ‘ 7 yy i. “ao ws © : ~~? 4 } ~ f. La ‘ .. ys : ris . - . — > Fa ul : " > vt > THOMISON, Parkview 0141 * er line: lot Bx169, price $9509. rw ROOM. % ete 2 bag Mr gy ag ge ag, ») Aik: SS LOANS ON REAL ESTATE - , eee z 4 B a4 : ° : — Rann , ere i TOMRCY is Vv. ().. Om R SOT, he : * ; . Darn « Ae Henge! W eber Grand L.A G°,414 4 a Ware " St ‘ ~i> =8U c¢#~ 9) gprs pes ‘ef rat allt | wood iota ep 4 Staal ; a es &. , iT NGA! 7 OO Bt : 7 — .7 x *% @t- F erren seer | sale = ; ; = “ -rANKY HARFSNER Re ALTY co 33 HATH BMRINAMAN'S HEAT bet bard w 4 ' ~aOMINC™ F Arkriew ©0141 a Ba _ — : gt 7 te} ir 2 ~ . ‘ 4 L I ‘ " ing. Cai bany | PREPPREED KELASONABLE JTREKM* 7 : PROMPT 4s¢ Tits 3. A PIN NINE EM, BARGAIN WYHOoWws KIO sue! rogsy rn in * , , . en i PGES Sf) FILLING STATION MONEY —o ‘HA *—t ity of ron hes eat rat enuick meet orm. GArfiel 6 4 mene Seems a ie eked "ace 47 ~f) Keane | & Franke, 1005 Chest t HENRIETTA OF. ig not | REAL ESTATE—FOR COL'ED ii UiKE 804 tay wronl tate ACRE Ss SPR ee Ri NWR MOE IS Ii DOI OIE Gi “ /* heat: a real sacrifice } F. WRISBERG. 3204 & GRAND. “EE KL ar BEE . G24 ois. Riv. 5100 GHAB THis BARGAIN—DOTBLE 6353 5 —Dues “YO@-11 WYOMING , 1s & i “ ; : A 4 ~$" “ Cheet . cue aie oe a) er me On te etn pe Kaper oie’ antes &. ‘errr ses SOUTHAMPTON CO BES gED sai eg ar 1 r tra ; ™ THESP—MAKE - + ao ee dite 83 ea nev wp hs ety Af Nevin afte he NARS Me © Bate * Nei atin te Shek AOE Bale os Southwest Sees } ‘ .* ; a , , TC, errtr. is > *% bs age * oes ' : > 2 _ ee f 4 Pad ; Ca yea! : — ' : — a ghee sy i= . Rex ce! Vi ote “ f OOM FLAT. % BATHS —8: piety ent e We Ae Ie. . "gp: 52D *% +s P yt pO ae - - > ? i : . ©. mt ight alte heies Makes % a ae - — ie nent © err - t . , ‘ © wM. F. WHISBERG. 220s * GRAND. # ; “ Grand. LAc. 9870 Si. uaa SEE St ae ACW Fe Dee 9 tein 5 pT - a ‘ ; a rit ica eo EOOMs—*F} if a | STH ’ 1G. { AS Hi 731 4 ¢ 4 5 . “TER GROVES TEUST C0... Beater \ 7 Pyeorms e ytd J I als ; be rag = — nas —*.. a —_—— ™ . e. pt wry 204 pe a a r MOKRGANFORD ROAD WPS TMIS STE —— | a ; 44 © ites — : rahe —e 3 re tans ; ay 33 se any Tela Bt $3 4 ' b-Toue . fiate: bard ras BA ge be SS Ga. earmhes> AY le * Hive vMin—e7) € 4°H ; . ? Zz °s & od hs ner t us - _ R re 2 eran wor Ma Ns eS ren + > hae’ og > se ocean WEBSTER GEOVES IRUST ¢ Eraltors PRICE. (TT $1000 : ge Oa oe i ae ama ie OR See 3 Deities SPAT ATORS. ATTENTION STOCKS AND BONDS * * } ? . ~ ; ° " nr — ra + , ‘ . » - ' tL 4 4 , -s le : ; COLNTY ACREAGE sen “sci pera i #21! CESER S61B—Kew tunes ret, $1248 ver year: price $603) ALL, sets ' EIPE FOR SUBUIVIFICO™ —e | “Gr * : I@TI4N EBHINKOP RB ; . & Cardinal: 1 3 ! i, 4. KATTELMAM & .. .. aren ) “ae LILA WSETAAE Rh. BSS Ce 6 Picke = Ma , ) Ot ePE a are ees ((\\ } FLATS, AP'TM'TS. FOR SALE . em LMA aN it iS , ; ; _* j 3 - - Certra’ ; REAL ES*TE—WTD. TO BUY . aan ane : ) oe 7 f rs a _ é s , Wairbwy 6 Wairba aes oh oe ae an A Wellstor Se ee en “o"~ “ae RESIDENCES FOR SALE wa ar - a . T= . oar ’ “7 , of ‘ iorth F tot Ace + om 9 oy beens, A Ph: BUNGALOWS 2rd COTTAGES For Sale Cops Sek RRR RAR eet RTT aap ON A ac: 6 RDG Rg oe LIN. EL SURURBAN PROP. FOR RENT : a a ci cARMS FOR SALE 7 ss60u'T! PBA gM RE babe BURP 8 PPA CHM ——— Prepert eben soem . re eo eet

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SS AES creer PAGE 48 a 21. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_____. __ FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1927_ camnaianieas Wiesiiesedinabianieie PPPPPPP PPP PIL DID D PEPE 3 TABLE SYMBOLS XtD CHANGES na | SAaaaaanaapaaaneanaamaaaae 5 OCK TRADE ieee am ea mi TODAY’S NEW YOR’ STOCK PUA i KET S erate) ae “lay Parts ii nA STOCK | "4, 704) «horen compared with * 1d; t+ : - YTS ew “ere BEY Mie ~ } . 4 , zr , — ; LS vemr wet T vt lies from dan ( C O M P L E T E ) ats i = Be temo ow wild v iv s * eae eo i ire & 4) tee tthe ew York Bureau of the Peat-Dispatch Wahid. j » ; i 8 Ni OS A TINS AAT MLA IE BOT ALT ETN EERE TM it Re BOS IE CIE Mh ALOR OD 2 rg i pts » behciee Soapselen aiesiagte ae SO | ie ee sri d Heme meee sonar aw pe ‘ LPR Oe> > ARE RS e 2 s ’ ar ee ea et hae ie ae ti rey progr . mp gayi 9 - = our * or teary h Pk of r 2 2 8 os a Ose runes ht eee Fe 8 | 3 BoBoRu oe iHel CoM. HWS SacW eel a tA ps ht be ” wy oe re HS Bi Bi . bade es a P = a P —e plies ove mate og reset? ae rade yepers int ph, Be Sans pple wpm. rene 9 ee e “item — vomited saris td. Secs Dnlatapring ods tere os : , % yas 2 . - alin 06 4 dead B iy eek chee eo ret as i Kags WA age Se ae “a Ay ‘ ~. LASAOe F . : +E afte eger oe fin a aA a ‘ ele ee as ere Pee 1p é BMY ~IE9 wm ee a $2 >? 62 Gare om Y¥ Ze aeowea& wa Banke ‘€ all 82T.. dere ce — oad z Were g* what oe SONG 5 Bre +2 tg + pe ene, AER Ce ae a See #, He - = so i = oo are 4

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GS sett “alihenange ¢ ab BB. Sein bays ni Pale ~~ eke Dede 4, MEE SA TOTS TIERS IO “ DOMESTIC BONDS. | DOMES Fit Bono U to 200 pounds, 3] 13.65; west’ ~aics J€ i ; L . ' , 7 . ; : e >i . " few JA) ' rT? re al — " t> 7 bad . , i | " ¥ > ‘ ? + . = j r ‘ ~~ + ' a “ ’ ga ~ - : P : - ' " . “ ‘ 40 owed pa SrULe EXCHAME ees Or LS & New York Curb Exchange today, sales of stocks being in 100-share 7 Al! 8 : C | : RT ~ 1385 pound | G11 90 "good Be gi _.. + 2 3 0)! iots (00 omitted) or fraction thereof, except in Standard Oli sbares, 4C ! % ‘sales of which are in full, while bond sales are in $1000 iota (009 $99.24. | 3% Bay & 7th sian ay ew * omitted): ; 7 P= ‘. hai hz Lf “DS8Ctions ations ©! | Cniteg state: berty bonds are in dol Eon owt o : > instance. a sale printed is of a dollar and not rainst $13,099, 2 ae i ahs ae MW bin lee Q _ wsihe ae > EDL AGREE ARSON Che ER RRO a Shes vesterday a a ee ae ~—- au | > , f> . { 7 ‘ hey s ef vo ~ rity } (A) We Close .! . 7 SA i6e _ secu: \ High * girtunliy nope * INDUSTRIALS. INDUSTRIALS. ppal Bf va * 5% fe f as i. - nomil choice lambe quo VW + ’ ee S en ~~ RA ty srk ae hie $14G@ 14.2 et ewes, S5.40 od POULTRY MARKET | | : $7 ; | _ | T ) lees Are Lower on the Local b.s- econdard rails. 95.7: “5 51 ~~ Can Pac O08 BU) ee ang: v2 ‘Haw §& 4 10%,.1048 ) 3 { Piliso FMIn| 67 58 Fs oe : DAT &101 100: 1008 ae a . ) on Lol BUTTER. EG@ AXD POU! aes ' : - . : ' Kok. I . 2b—Eece were at 2le: butter and p , * ’ ; ’ . ’ = ~ ‘ ] AR > Yt Ae eS. SS POREIG N BONDS — on aerial Sygate ree sas is 40 } oc: young g Re i Saw? Pe ruimesec. $4 Dress kEl) POULTRY—Turtkess choice turkeys, scalded, Sa 35c, capous five «at eapons, 7 pounds. t: "ye ‘apone ” pounds B30 : capuns - sounds #2c: eiips. Zle: Bo 2? vapones aettaees resi teh eh weet + yn A L tera _ Se ed oy pict “ ey oagye*? peer ne oma es SH. I there Aer oe 2 ay SAN ERK OBE ack Choice 130 to 175 pounds ' raf the. and up. it: 20 Ype.. lle to Altec; pepe Dent umierweight. et luble only at ae re nope agree a ry - pt Be wen] Yar Sane a r SN RIE RE nes sa peOunG SAQUARS—lLive oigeore reas d equate Sie ana » Oe per pound ? wie liuUin $2 yvIT et Meb OF —ml AVe ultiet bv exuress, bOG® 4 ne Dregeed poultry sieed: arte — LO EAC ELT I, SERA EMT Sy eR ARE HE I HIS LOK APG Ss, . warsrr o*, .. Potter. unsettled Cveamery, higher than ereamery, ex trae iv: omery fireate (55 wo 9) gas enay, reortp'r gathered firete 23 “sb 22% @t4 (“oart Aap Anse AR Raab 4 —— oT ae cae “ ALE MALE IALVODS 33@34 Mg Cc Cpecse steady, ** - a + Bir adh tee 04 eae Gh east I BAS RE OT ae Sele Bas A 08} FARO: AI ie ph ee Rae haem tian spain tt Airs * ip hcinew el of, ——Poultry—Alive one car: fowls, 26@26¢ irkeys, SUc; roveters, L¥c. gecae. 18Be. er O5.——Matter lower: os eamery ©¢ 3 tar dard. yf) esxtre fir@s | ca . ‘ (pr “K€ 74 steer! Market. 4h 4c: weconds 40 bebeg ‘K et) OT, amd tee writ pte eR RB EE OM a rs 2 pctiatie tt 2 BN Ber WEP og RCE HT et nailed areata ny A AY feck oe NEP + habs - _ Ch AEP IMEE SUE TP WISCONSIN’S LOW COMEDY TREASURER a, Knows His Dollars Fe 4, pecege Reb APRA Nitti ee FO 4 Ge wmaiereromieriiad paren eeeeeeeeeed ~ dapat: MR ee Ad ae OP ——— % Milt Gross, of dumbwaiter fame, never wrote anything funnier than the cam- paign speeches of “Uncle Sol” Levi- tan. “J have it here a spitch,” says Uncle Sol, and then proceeds to con- vulse bis hearers at his own expense. But he knows his job, and the voters re-elect him to office every two years by an overwhelming vote. His story is a feature of the next Sunday Maga- zine of the Post-Dispatch. rae - - or & “ Fs + - cept Pan tts SS eee PREY EAI 8 | , " + iN DEVI VYDENT OILS Eo hele. - ~ evans Fe i ase aE LAP . be eg? SY net ole td ° al * 7 . * . a7 * * e al . * . . * . . * . * * . o * . . . * + . ca * . al * * 7 * a - 7 . sl * . . . . * ° * * * . 7 * s al ” 7 * * o * . * al . + o . . * . y adn Pe ie RAP aM EY teh ge RE Mt eNom ME "eseeeeee er » . es 4 i oD eile . Pye Fay, perenne aeeveeeee > % > wee, OL ee, , ¥2 Lea SEITE BEETS * TE i on senmeeheenneenebehennneceenssnnesntnertehninannetanesihenherepenyuestane sea The Strange Story of “IN BLOODY KAY LAURELL WILLIAMSON” ambition drov his fo nother election day dawned in lil., last April, and before had set six more gunmen dead in the streets. The story is battle, and of other stirring conflict in that klan and anti-klan, ormer Sheriff Galligan installment next Sun- own story now appeat- inday Magazine of the oe tec ie hp a apote uepae ee nn0nee0ebeen0e6606b0eGes 605065008 ENstsseses 86ssseNNr™™ ~~ eee ee Oe es O86 66 O88 OE ee OF SSS OSes eee eee eee eE ee Eee Pee eee eee EE EEE Eee *eee* See eeeaeeaeaeeeeeeeeeeeee® Bond Sales—Continued : a HOW BOGUS BARON DUPED AMERICANS nd even hreakiasts wefe given if . e young aro fred Frederick n Krupp Jr.,’ wher America ney Ford. Thomas Edison, Judge Gary and respectfully as the young Ger- every subject. Wherever yund beautiful hotel suites lisposa it when his checks whe gs v) ’ et - CITY BONDs peep Wie INEISTEIAL tend ee 2 cep eae yeah eA eI re Ee: RN vag hack ag wortnicss—Wwe:: r@¢acqa ni ‘Ti story in the next ‘Tie r,* tne Peet -Dispetcn tes ET ae Cyciety and Club News. Wamen's | eatures, Automobiles, , 7 Radio. 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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 50 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1927 — —e ; bi pe i + 3 i ‘ *. a*ea'n b. . -E ‘ 1 y ; =». : » e os Louis repo! qa reaction to higher position was due a ' .. | Gasoll . . | ' a —e PS pe a” as ‘ina | saels of N red there Thursday at $1.32 {try offerings were smal. put we eric NEW YORK. Feb @ , ee : eee The Popular Comics .2.Q000 bush- | } a inecreasec - meh : = : | ee 5 ‘ ‘ - $ ; ’ ¢ - : : ‘ : . a» . - - + « - * ‘ 54 is ’ 4 - - ? J ~ - os . . ; ° r" . ’ - . s» = “4 ~ Tr f rs : ‘ ’ = . . os ; e. ee : 4 ’ ee : . ‘ . . , ‘oa = ~~ ‘ . 4 Sw | x ‘ ad - : i~ . ‘ > 4 ‘ - os ~t2 USsUua a a mu = * —— -~- : i Qn iy veh i? T? si A ae : cndiaiaill . 7 a - S a ve ~~? : > » - i ’ _ tad -— 7 ~ , . : ; a . , . -s . . . . i _* 44 ‘ Az » = 4 ’ sa * ~ sae . + - , “ . Pr ; ‘ * 4 a . " : . -* > - . . _ 7 ei: “7 4 ; R . os . . ~ «+ . i + ; i . 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' ; ¥ a i + ; i. ae 4. ¢ ; ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ -* . . * 7 2 ya Jr" tk : ais - - . ‘ - . 7 ‘-, : » « > . - i : e? % as = a fe . . . a . - - + . nr . * . - “ P + . i iS $ . ~ .* 7 - . = = . , ’ , > 2) € ~~ “ . - - 2s ; : - F ‘a : : é ; ‘ . 4 Ions .T Li ‘ 4 5 ‘ » . . 4 : Lo | ty : ; é 6 it ae & ; rt « : y . . ‘ ne 3] ; ites — co - . s, . - . ° . = - 7 on ‘ . ; Ic vy ‘ ’ , a ¢ " ret ; —- _ oe bal * ; ; * ? ’ ) “ | ’ “ aj i ‘ . - ~ ? ' “ ¢ - : > . ™ ° 7 ~y " - “ ’ ’ ‘ 7 . ‘ * ? 4 4 : Rié are : sa BY | YA 1% - —- ~ae an ’ on 2. ‘ : » 5 Lea? 3 7 ’ 4 ie ‘ & + ’ , ‘ ‘ t? ‘ ‘ 4 ~ : : wali = be « - > aa as ~ oe oo i ‘ Z ” is : ; a : . « . —— 4 aa s 3 ; Bik iiL> aii , Ww ey yy diy yy , 7 yy, titi Ny 4 . Cy ; OUNDATION saturday is - W ORK FOR. 7 - ie. if ” Wheat and Corn Close Wit! es ~ + si tds) XC end. a _ r ing are Gu @v.008 . me ana urevious ciose guvltetions «as receivec anc Unicert markets e - ? TrcGay _ ac. Les! — ? Lis MEKCHANTS EXCHANGE 6 Bik UT LIE I i DN ERR Nek IRM oe « a = oie - RE LP NINE RE IIS AS NE A IC oR IO ee AON eR ge ~ wan seep. ate nye emma 1. ta a ee ee § ~ as fs de Le n. ¥ wey a \ Or ¢ y + on —— Ol a ATURDAY at Union is St. Louis Manufacturers’ Day, a semi-annual under- selling event which has taken its place among the important one-day mer- chandising events of the city. St. Louis’ leading furniture manufacturers have co-operated with St. Louis’ Dependable Store in the offering of countless values representing important savings on furniture for every part of the house. Com- pare these advertised items wth others you have seen elsewhere. ..then you will realize the importance of this One-Day Sale. There are unadvertised values in : Sturdy upright addition, and you may well set the day aside for profitable shopping at Union. ) | | paeiti With : : gie iron legs. ro noeenonneac aa 7” Se gey> oey ye , . : bs eI RT Eh) aR Se IC Baldi 6 -" neh Mepeiea i, ~— i eee Feather Pillow . Splendid, large Pillow, filled with fresh new feathers, and covered with quality $ ticking in fancy stripes. Greatly reduced...... Ne eee ue bts eee Ne ek ec ee od Sikh Witches x / Sauer. REAR si rod is SS : Oy Res ae = BPagt an tres a4 oo og sh 4 re Pr. iy ters - a 'gotleinge Satins” Cay Nee SED «Norte oF a7 ho, a PE See poe. ws poe SDE Reane aVepie Ys ea ce pie gre Payee “04 Mite - sapere « LOR aye Oe Union’s Liberal Terms Prevail, Even at These Remarkable Prices aegypti see spa thee! + hart alt ad * » OE htt he MSR * ae saa he wr Sm Tee och re a m aa rp REET NOS MORES DBE EY. ii acing ioe, sR ENS ee) if : Ngee é a aah) pay vas # rok (wo > wy . a Se eee ey eee be" cat oS ee War te 2 ee 2 fly 2 oer ts ot Tie Saeeey wiiaehs we + ah ‘ 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite © Large buffet, closed-end china, extension table = . and six upholstered chairs in 0 By * the popular shaded wainut, ve- $110)" | PP neered on selected wodds ..... T Uy Pay $10 Cash ws) +e ne ai put afloat, Four-Piece Bedroom Suite en OEE” ote aes “imeronsed Bow-end bed, 42-inch dresser, triple-mirror van- Lhicag dispatch said thai increase gt a eal feees feedes itv and chifforobe in walnut $ 75 Notice also taken of the tact that finished hardwood. Simply March raditional favorite time i : ; " orn and that a considerabie designed. . CS ee Pay $10 Cash frreqeeints o saat s >.» ~ 7 : + nla: sede twitglhiae sat ian MARIN ine oe yt Mei 6 ARN AD > , wat, se ve King PAS Spars a. eS" edie ual ae *y 4 ' tiffs 4 “My A 7 gf . * Wa DY, } iff A ad * . od Bb tal y ist te Te Fe, fhe NB Ie om man 1 —— ae ae ene = ——~- CAC OO ° IGS? Jiffy Gas Range All-Porcelain 197 Ideal for the apartment, Moule “‘ r . uv jer wWirhict > . in the Jvocal “aan Train marke. t P ‘ Fb wheat was We two ! ~ owt Dut Ua TmUuUCcD retty 1ipeT ge! un J Lie / nada i j@anin riaro Wi —. 4) ' rt : i ; le higher. mand wv : R k (ais Were sleacy tle highe emai ee OC er Was gov. —_——— > : wheat snowed elizhit deciiue pw i! — july ceivertes were prices were gown Pet, a tae aera 2 ree . ‘ as oe IA 2s ea Cer EE aS se. a ha a cribed as a factor in wheal markei. Was vupenhauced ww oslizhi.-» wer ler Sher: vveri: 16. a ¢Nce There was report tha: green Suge ax ap in Us anoma Suvleeqguenl ket, bowever, showed a. wheat lower with corp wwt holding provement. Hard May wheat opened at $1.37S a4: bard 3 $1 350% reg , May $! 3D fe Juiy $1 30 Mav .ormm 738 ano Juiv cur -* is var? “ | Pay $1 Cash Local wheat receipts. which were 75.60 F bushels, comuared with 71.400 a week ag: and 49.000 iast -ear inmciuded 36 car local and 158 threugh Corn receipis which were ¥3.8U0U >D shels. COmpared with SoU! & week ago and 71.400 ast vear Gl cars ioca) and © teroune. ts 4 whoaich vere AU. UTA) Vi j . Ca wae MAGES 6 cnen ane ana {00. Enamel Gas Range imsi year inmciuced 24 care cal through Hay receipte were : na A through : w tomy = 60 4 0 bushels ‘ Cabinet Style i723 ry ha! 9+ @> 2 — iw hyp] > . OUBLE.AS : re. a4 WU _— . W hite aNd OSU05.0UU00 busneis f whe Th (Bree northwestern markets com ¢ GF i S38 cars I wheal VUmpare i 5 637 a week ago. 520 ear age * Minneapolis receiving 107 cars, Duluth 79 pd Winnipeg 35° ru pF recep f i} ; iJ ? ; s,s A y ru} ~ a ve & Ayal RIAL +e Be es 3 7 phe — NS es ND 8 RE ay aman te seg ame. i) Se -eéhine Pe eee “ nl Det POS ee bag’ Ais “ this gwaranteed Range, in all-gray porcelain, with large oven and warming shelf above 3 burners. A great value for Saturday Pay $2 Cash a hf he oe EE tag sil i acca a ie, eer ee ee ee ee re pap ‘ Wer tan a ate J Sf a sha amie ae mere me see pele — ‘ ° APR pie odertgry 4 - * FO Pa oe oe ee - eecccete ad ee ee BL ey ME AABN EL RAE. Teel 2 Syphon . PhS Ng ripe et ay hy oA wd a te gt Aas Bl 4 Set anh Quick Meal Gas Range ee With White aan eee eRe ee i a ledl Beatie eo a —~ arate” : a ae «panna e lovely pieces, be Enamel Panels P| os P| ~ . - . : » = tructed. posea su : * 4 $ ce: ori! on eversi! : - - . * : niin : . 77 oR: Pay Only $15 Cash _ The celebrated Ouick Meal Range m ) = | tIustrous black finish, 3-Piece Fiber Reed Bed with iarge oven and | ai | broiler panels and scavenger pan in ~{ Davenport Suite Up | RSs, ee eo 4 wy ~ ie - (4 N cic | c d ¢ - 4 “Ny ° 2 / NEE Ca a Fi i Pay $4 Cash A 7 2% Wtyyygynrare SS 730 (OO a WeK A beautiful Range. and a fine one, with full 18-inch oven and broiler, oven ther- mometer and dish compartment under burners. Guaranteed. Famthel Fis sunienh ian tis Chosmitedt seen cake ne an ole emo eNO, + RO Aegis nate ae Oey THE INDIAN FLAPPER-LIKE ; Im > 4 shipments were #10.! ~oe le compared with 384.000 4 wvree and 470.000 lasi year “Vl hho St. Louis Cash Grain. irk adn bs ke mie etree es ee, fees aan se ie, i : Mattress Outfit Lease and end board. Finished in walnut sae | ; a ) | } Chicage ‘irain Carlots enamel. Opens into a large . 7 —— a = a mirror, ampie drawers, wat 7 : +S | | A 1] D d : -a — a me C - -_ " f ‘* ; a ie ~t oF —_ ~*} Re nN } ; f= : : ¥ ‘ tron Zii-+St i : % = CHICAGO eh >s Ma riot Roel nts double re es rt ss roomy ciothes-hanging laNging Space, ' 7 . e .. - a = a es : . . re ee rig ae ow ae : ; trirsa! snee@ Seance wheat 8 curm 482° oats 52: rve 4 baries bed ipartment. mothproot Tennessee cedar. os, 2 Gerures — - int tuli-size bed with RAIN. BIDS AND OFFERS - , AV ae ~ 44%, 3% a) 25 —4 ;ratn ryict« % a) in o “ ' f° ’ . seus Pay $2 Cash Pay $2 Cash Drings and cotton mattress d with floral pattern c Boston Woo: Market. ae Louis’ Dependable Store” Pay $1 Cash ROSTON Feb. 25.-—Con!t Mae) ae ee. ee ere +t « —, - tw . Heavy Cotton Mattress Sk gE: <isjaiiend eae t Large Wardrobe Trunk 22°. Well-made Wardrobe Trunk, with spacious clothes compartment and large drawers. Cretonne lined. Sturdy metal hardware. Pay $2 Cash 34 three-e:.ehthe ae [HOUSE FURNISHING Co] 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET grease M ar ae Ue EES ond quarter bleed at Full 45-pound all cotton Mattress. 44c to 44 4c. od: ' = Well tufted and covered with qua!- More Gloves and Mittens Made. ity ticking. Choice of double or WW YORK. Fed. 25.—Prodietion of ay ' twin size. Remarkably priced. all kinds of gioves amd mittecs last year | the highest pe*| : a Apat of 2.720.308 Sosen pairs he Pay $1 Cash e 4 : Y Ben peal t i = n-ohee 2 J eae f 5 a ; y ; = aia oS eae , . f 4 Ek et ee ‘ ™" go: as ay Ten Fen the «Associated eet LET TT igre A15.263 over i924.

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MMM ay $1 Cash WOH . feld. seen standing by her side. natiorna 1’ SSSAASASAAASAAAAAASA SERS ESS WAAR RAARAR RAR RRARAARALAS - ba ad oe eae Me ees i, aie aes a en ng 7 s 4 ; a. <A ‘i ind’: My Miht indie the a. chun. cae, a WY WON Day-Bed and ress Outfit 1 Day-Bed, with metal cane pane nut finish. Opens 50 Z bed with fabric 4 ton mattress pad, #4 LOPS fe FEF al MQ Qn SABA \\ SS 7 Z Yi 4 . ae . ; ‘bb yuttie Gitlttititt ttt te, ‘ S\ ae x eS Sie tee 5A ‘ See er ee a lee oS ae Ie a . oes + " fal pattern cretonne. Pay $1 Cash ar av. a © RAD Ree ardrobe Trunk RS, Oh OS, Coronation of Miss Helen Simon, 1201 McCausland avenue, as queen of univer- sity’s annual social event. held this year in the new gy™ Photo by Sw af, Ri a@sg—_'—_ KM AV SIV WA SS _ 7 +"* s SS WW RRA VAiBG HAN MATTIAS. 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IDAY, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine | reBne ene Si Parking With aia - os 3 So ty alla ingiets gie ODER i IE ori ONE Hr a> PAGE 52 | ' N I MODISH MITZI Mitzi Wort Go Too Far The Beauty ~~ oa ‘ MARRIED WOMAN | | ply. Biya ee Br Frances tier [SERS «77 | QO Lal 57 Mares ene By HELEN ROWLAND “i ) . The Hard-Boiled GirPs there was @ “IT lay “ (Your a ee Sp biter) “0 By Jay V. Jay “ — —————— bh +” A gap ob Us y rtagm oni sane ~ a ~ 2» : ain at HEIOM, ; ’ 7 4 % ; . x : i ‘ “Ere th bea Be ' i —_ ee ‘'t mean to upset the Coofer Oh “Yes, isn’ sai?’ says Polly to the Goofer, mn) ment ti " she. sup? —-* er ie only mentionel to him that bié U2 php MISC; about Mitzi s going away. a ae el hi a chal i eli ie tele ee eee eS Se Ca ee Get ne rea nt ms a ws ore , en 4 . 4 en, ter 9 c e a , ‘ ke. Ne " * * ) pe a . % ove me , Mog? 3 48 gre ae 7 - m eae - ry ~ —_ 4 « . -: pre 7 . OTS Ry Oe page Soe ‘ i ae ae a4 fo > Rar Fite R aie . _ teat; . 4 abt iene EY Wiig. 63 " a + ‘ insti scan ae Aaepprccas a inc cath tetihaialies ti eleilatini . - ‘ ; . . a rite St é Ss nA 4 tae en, eae F j . - ae . ete eee iver Beh mia Pw Oe 7. ‘4g \ 4 : KY a oe sg en ee a“ es ; - ite P about Mitzi's moving away. If Adelaide me word. he Goofer is trying St ; knew it. she has erased the effect of a verr ror] would } : -rowded with Ming. a! THO | Dp nil hours ou , we « a > nathinge else— i : : man. He's even remembering that he should say . _ him a ] ,' e r evening shawl studded at the cape yes and inestones The Goofer doesn’t see it something about the pale green chiffon frock Ltiz ° autpenn fer- Polly is wearing with the rosebuds painted on it. } m ee 0 ial ay neil pr eligi ip ‘4 eae eed ar a iy cee ° nih owes a ‘Nie ii night Anis obs cdiadnnlinbanion 26th or cag aniseccaetly ae , os RI ence OT Seana Se Pia, Teena Ries ten ogre Sige a rece TS Se RS eT ease os aa sis ah ieee gee Paeee peg Sie Lee ee ee re abate oe, re i 4 ge 1 aiitiad ini ' — a oy Seng as Pilye ¥ ae + " rn F ee Oe Oe 5) NG MMC Pee RE ate ig nd looked at me would not be ew what I meant sicangaglal Children’s Diet Hint ~ reneral plan is te af Kk served as & beveranmn hele s, telling se | iren with fruit juices .-e than you know. no does this mus saving all not say to} 7 SO a te a a AONE EODS 0 ON 8 gy, €axophone and —~eine an roaant pr ines 4M arueli Oe) RH ON hey elle ge, Bh tS F ane ot ce ay We ae vty tion that ti ¥ pal e’% 3 4 ~~ - y ’ ’ - os rd : > f - Wash Day Helps NON-INFLAMMABE @ eves OS eN e e arm bears a circlet of th ey ik that vor * moving, th: food fe potatos rnips ir- handful of salt-in the SSe_ and sce at oll (eee eee OO ae ae f : ; —_ WA ese 445 LIE Taide F. A. BEID MFt. C0. a jut? curved, sweet to Marry Oim f-'s telling Mitzi and 2 . Ary , rh r 3 . . ' ? Tere ; howl} ‘¢e handed Men bh but now th matter of s fight, in wo “5 fightin ‘ " + : . . . ‘ —— « ar a “ a ‘ ‘ 7 at ‘ Cs . [7 ‘ ‘ . ii it dead > savs Dad. breaking in upon i apny moment. he heart-beat. . > a —- bowed delicately, TOM-BOY j he orners bent up- | Pure Malt ech for orilen tana HIGHEST QUALITY SAVE YOUR LABEIS f° ss _ — There } ; re | = = — 2 + aoFf . , ; a ; ; (. I A Weed hem See Sees OUEDt to pave Gai ita Vi ; : 2% ‘ d & - —_ ON W. BURG — Det ‘ .* tory 1 ~~ ey | during courtship wo drellery and exciting Tae Mee oe cece aaa Ne a aap Dh RE Quwas - rn a “ose-Zargen oy luna: Stage RY EP a [ are together. and stons for us Cleopatra’s, which easeful for Antony— si the Snowy Ov ene f . th ‘osser-away of half i ; Z iicdiinen = Scie ck SET Ni REO rons Ae MR C CEPR aero Soren oem | SIN ier re ae eet MR) BS op DISEASE — a os — _ By Chas. A. L. Reed, M. D. Former President of the American Medical Association. ‘6 IPHTHERIA is a con UiSease ih AA LT 5 i a rate oe eS a6 Mi ok a : © ae Py “ "Bee 5 % Ae te, ad r ae Lo ape aR nla eit ie RRR AE he - ie vane oA ay. ae Mya: or be | hild felfare Le ue , ps : a ’ BY | . | — = . Ea ? | _— SS | “ _ | po! : today i America | ee ee 8 Shoo age ee nf ro, ‘e | | : oe : ) five-card suit headed by! a ; , : : ; $i : Jack should net be ; strength, but & ‘ AT AI And vet there are many deaths fear ir, he heria as bed Ws ep’ #e ea i * e How may the two statements be rm e cdo by nr llz- ) eo yi , ; : « 4 den . tifticiemt to justify | headed by King- ec iteeslttiai a AA } | r¢cr aes ery strane Toopaz Lry one when Energy lags SEER My Hair _ says Ernest Thompson Seton mio oo oy Nepal fe owecke > Apes - — at ain aie > ond ee) —_—AC A ADVERTIS MENT sa * AaB ae Diphtherta atiins sees ei See ee nse that we AD ARN ge et Ie ae partner inities are ' ‘ sh b . , tJ if : : ‘ ; , ; , ; . . 2 Edna .** iace Haenner * Oo we si. are ; : ; : : , — anace ricpper. in «se partner Chief of all Woodcrafters bar cari whieh ts et too indiffers nt of this knowledge — a ~ . a use 0; ** a **% re! .14 USB, AVE you ever used up so much packed with natural sugars that energy that there were just two * practically melt in your mouth.” Thoughtful mothers of active, hungry youngsters know, too, that h as drinking vesse:s The germ ows and is carried iTHer! ; om lee “- F : : “ . : . : ™ : : Fe : Bs ; a 7 -_— ' S | 7 ~ — oe * a : n Y rhich rer ) ee} | ae | sleep? @igease at all are iiabie to give | Z > * ~ o othne?rs. ‘ > _ ™m schools, where tntercnange » . . headed hy “These are good, healthy symp- the ripe banana is one of the most pe gush eweets, pencils, etc.. ts constan toms, continues Mr. Seton, writer, benefidal foods their children cas . rick “an an Ace " . o, potent. F ‘ : mn the Dy cit es Ree Ma ee y a, £2 Ti, aa diy ip en Soe Te, 4s x + Be ace St ae tan 5 ; ae ; ide os 4 sist: -F~ iaf Priel GET ea me . 2 going on, and among sma)! dren, who put everything into moutha, there is endless opportun: Ve tv for the spread of diphtheria The bact!*us may aiso hb seminated ifn f0] Therefore, t! roid. m! supply obtained under guarantee hotties, ft mia be botied diohtheria is about Cate and dogs may carrr sae rae gate tien and should not be auic 5 : ee os Poo come tnto contact with | 30H iTSseis Fer the same reason shonld be kept from priaring stray anima’s, especialy @ entdemic he disease ‘ts one af temnerate e'tmates and is more adrv than in wet years eapecialiv in children under heria s . . 7 It ts most important that the condition should be diagnosed ear- 'y. ag the result largely deperds on When You Entertain how soon the specific antitoxin ‘ts R the Washington infected The disease ‘s a verv serious One for rounge children The incubation pertod ts two four days. The onset {= often sidious, with mild sore throat ar Lie herries, also rremular fever The eats if desired thing to he mistaken ’or dintheria § ti h red. white ts follicular tonsfliitts tn which bon If made early i: tonsile which mew resemble the vigable to wran there tg a rellowiteh matter on the membrane of dinhtheria Wax paper. Tn doubtful cases the for ly finished wipe out the threat with a «tertile chery sea! swab, tn which the hecter stuck a miniature witli 'oaok "ar the en e" " ~t TT. y @? qt? out af a The yellow matter | eit _ : uer artiliciai er of ‘ New > eee ¥ Pron _ “wo & ¥ . . rrr cilia 3 — 4 LION eh ne US a” a | . iaUnary ’ - 0 ask for HNartInen? "ii Do as Tullnon ar* ~ te > iA 4 wu SS .sbsiist Sid s SoG O14 ane Tr ecure wars. Enjoy life every day => isabind sure you the genume, tor Kotex itself is “lke” Kotex i ROT €X ‘aa No !lwaendry—diecard 7: o Fer SPRING CLEANING and re dry—discard like tissre pairing CONSULT POST-DISPATCH BLSINESS CARD wanr columns naturalist, and founder of the Wood- craft League of America. “And nature has provided you with a good, healthy, all-food fruir— the banana— which is not only packed with energy elements, but is also so easy to digest that vou can eat your fill and then drop off into a sound, dreamless sleep. “Any good Woodcrafter who has spent an active dayin the open knows this. He also knows thar the thoroughlv ripened banana with the brown-flecked skin is best to eat. It tastes best and is easiest to digest when ripe, for then the banana is eat. And in winter as well as ia summer they buy bananas by the hand, ripen them in a warm room, and leave them where little folks— or great big folks—can reach these nature-sealed packs of goodness. ay ae oa ~ + a oe ae : tat on NIFRUIT BANANAS aT 4 Product of the Unsted Frust Company imported and Distributed by Prust Dispatch Company Add zest to the menu. Camille Den Dooven tells you bow in his new recipe book, “From the Trop- scs to Your Table.” Over eighty Fruit Disparch Company 17 Barcery Place. New Youk Tromecs to Your Table.” “Name tiavys te serve bananas—unusual appetste-teasrmg. Send the coupon. — Please send me hastrared recipebon® oe wh. 2 ta nid weit : UA .2- "Ss Un ce. The passed, ee ae ee omg —_ a the FI By Lucrez id i ttt. white fiecks that sé. ott &Dpear on the finger-natle | 4 UgUally ‘aUused bY cnocking ob-ect which | a The epets | @ Trail nad #0 although i iong time, as the grows siowtls t e¢ of the «pets may se” minished by the fel- ge Fo of refined Me-half ounce ef & i. .ngrediehte may be of : agrug stere’ inte lite saucepan and place a®, *Hue ®o mel? When “4 se - > sr fan empty col@- cream >a) Sent) that can be kept) " Het in tee ; ‘gh: nied before * hands thorowug?- iittie of the eimt- t it rerca:n = Pre Para’ ien does net come i

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Bee ae Pre ne CE A rear The St. Louis Past-Dispatch Daily Magazine Recess PAGE 53 i ee eee tee ee See 0h! Margy ~ By John Held Jr. BLAMING TEACHER By Marguerite Mooers Marshal] , a en shiny By Angelo Patri. o —— — en ” nena a * ‘ ard-Boiled Girl’s ti ) | The Hard-Boiled Girl’s Valentine | ee ae 3 | | s . } 7 - Angelo Patri is just the prin- te upon a tin there was a ‘ Ld Ma upon your iip 7 \ ; \ oy cipal of a New York grade > ved howl §-Boiled Gir & ‘OnE, Silm grace | : Lamy | school, but the late Charlies W. thet the an erfully, area fully, up-t “That bends and swift ' on: | em ’ dts : 7 Eliot. president of Harvard, Lee of the contitias ant eshaa 4 Tattle eng £ gophisticated ni Springs back 3 / said Patri is doiac more for ‘ 3 othiiar hapecnal aad ef s03i8 / : common-school education than 4 | any other person in America This school, a model in every ing pupil hoeut a finger-weilg respect. is a mecca for teachers help Cal she could not from all parts of the country. grow for 'd she is blamed fo: ¥: I oe eae ee eae ey ae ae eee Gas. Lamticaion 1 tp auth eke Ree edt ei Brey oo Fae ast ’ fe eee a white bi nof New Hamp- . nel ° » > ie ~ - ig swift lin eegjdn t Stay « for five ™: megored” 382! wore tne Ff unt of ci ee plies at as * tue ¢ - ... r * > . ne " ERIS ggg it Sah RBA eee Star WV oy aie we } we ie Ry, . i wi - —, re ‘ oe it aliow th hildren to form Ee tae te = ant its icate, habit of ying their failures punt of money on 1! S irenj wee. | a me oe anybody’ doorstep bu the} fadained domesti ir Uu ar the hire +. io ir] ; : De lx j LO Sh i é | ey Te: h the: that they alon-« diy deciared viarriake ro "St ng an ; light : Li, cering i lig 2 T) 1 es : ; n .. On} ' a % , re _— sible for their failures “old stuff.” tas ' of movem it: ‘ ] q » | i} —— + } ti rig heir suc cesses. They work Oo? lgsn't an idea r 2 nti “Your loveliness, my beloved 2 : e ew Soom Persea sda ee — ion't work, they understand ; aime ee ee ? ; ret a a ee 4 . bh WT Gy Works arGuer Ww : woeds hey don they grow or they | : hild t icceed than the teacn?r, don't, an he teacher has nothing v >» ro b Ps Agte “ 4 poggueae , — vy / « _- ~ a 4 ey RE BBA sin be «7 % f a ¢ » PBR A I ECT A DR,” S8Bibe eT ct tect he? . ae MAR re ARE be PERI Sabb ethane. ‘ res or a dream |: o hear | as poetry and far. fai , ' uli iar pe ror tme Cilia ¢, a ith it except help then The real work lies | att) : hey a few poorly prepared works every eXamnle seach a few ignorant ones. a ld, recite a f temperamentally impossible e classroom, but they are i-ven they are not fo 4 ld of ar tun for- shoul . be blamed for a chiid’s failure to Meming goiGg O14 GI aus bse, 209) Si} C ; . rt im of vo » Fw wchrete vue iy make good He can ask for help WOTrkKIngS Of ©atn ner pup aS“ if he needs it and get ft and go re f Pashia | = ¥ PS a ath aN ilk > crate ee Kaltes hint : . _ ~— Bis a AN Ra, eae: tes: Tekh Aagembiin- ek « sex He 2s Ye : Ww ee HEV Meg inane or eee Yen % , # ‘ , . pos vy wig ake Ere ARE tee fe Phe - Mes abou, your © head brassily casual—and eanno | NI FED. AS SOON AS SHE M rc mee ac fs | ; 2 D7 de es sg — a5 = | ahead with is work, regardless o ee er Or, you ee roe 2008 A NEW ONE, HE W NTS TON rive THROW HER LOVE.TO EVERY FAIR-HAIRED aeons Heart's dear one, I love 3 Pa ; i SHE IS SAVING IT UNTIL SHE GETS A‘ CUP-FULL” 17 + " } Ai} rougn Tye Soc SOIT) ¢ | hinder him will ignore him, most of them wit ————— ———== ppc aie ee eaten in wise eee fall in that class Among a’! io anythl rie one 2 f those he meets from graduatior Te a : “ML : ° mKh_ Ws vi i 2 ———_-_— —______—— ee ale al nels a eee ‘i po Come, Bring the Children,” Daddy Wrote sot erdty “18 aage, Boe ioe | 2 eas ae ‘ouldn't § we «chit ; wholehearted)s ishiy, loyaily, en : ourse., le i@1 bn! LOK > wishe it and pushed him he bork ROW eae ee he gilt sth Tt ae % iy * a } . a eons) pie Nw ae att ae ae ART FRE eC ee es aly > One . i ae , ty Sun Peereenanrseetererres ebayer ek * i. Te toes et K Soh Tihs Cid bate ae . ane ° . . ° . ’ ' wna eee “an ) . }e roul ave |, ; ae hie teache? plan is to alter. .: ashe ee ies : Winifred Black Finds Inspiration in a Story of “Plain Folks.” ctu) les into 3 : s a A a ceeteane i ss as his teacher. a: : 4 pees ; Bis mind n you hit . passed ee + — ae ee Nothing is so silly as blaming the ‘ oo stear Hdd Between the lines tne story. © teacher for eo child's fallare = ie mall of he at ‘clear (hos ho know anyth' By WINIFRED BLACK. amici ¥/o" bree thas A ly sain Ue i at tal | drer sarlv in the term ! Another article by Mr Patri Ioings out { ® cCpDiiG I ' Have a ¢ lane . . s . 2 anmimtnwc : A ; Springs, Texas , began fai nd the teacne ¢- appear tomorrow. ww ngs > ;*-= cyt fine rr Le Oo M7 — two tablespoons sugar teaspoon salt Add one ang mi pould be’ hal ip quartered dates and one ' , ‘ } 3 ia prayer @nd an into: Tn 1, nth ila | : } : | “ | } ion a Pg Gag taney ith lil | heach 3} n} rancise ao) re} an | asona}l little : eo neighbor ee ; saninctivion?? eich idieaiaige. cies oll, | 1 Claes “ghouting 4 a | | 7 bunch of three feey loved their | *¢m teave, Out they ai most synonym The food doet ysed with meatless, bulky meals ip diced figs, then etir in : 2 Q : »odapta- two tablespoons melted shortening ee ttl ‘ ing. tempting. iaus F -—— se lL. st , , ' Mm: Steep *} ; f ; i} iVIng£ ws ee : . ' ‘ ; f o* -4 z ' 7 , - 4 . _* - ‘ ; i ‘ ’ . : “ ‘ ; ad 4 * > . : \ 7 + a . rs ; ~—— : Lon 4 ° i P ‘ P ‘ WwW : P “ >t. ls aa * by ° | aq: ie ae SO rie : PES pis NE or invalids, as they eae _ - —T 4 — ; cone - - e ’ m@p full and clinging LOVE Gy i a > me agail nd cranberry sauc in a little }Piate or @ one-Durner Bas Stove ahe isteamer., cover } The success of many puddings i * aloe 3 ™’ oe 1 "1 — ) . e4 malade. jay an h made a real or improvised steamer. minutes and ith hot stewed |: nds on the sauce. It should ' ir he auce harmonize with the other foods in . V4 h . 7 -o. * . ‘ . ‘i be ge [ }upper lip Dowed lica Den » - _— ‘ ee eee a : ' ‘ Oo en) ay : OM-BOY — 4 a } : ’ Pes ; cy) alo tT ~wete?d > on ont , “Real steamers i D> pris ; ‘ ’ TY) ’ ' Y} iT) ith ts finished corners ) ) COI hear . ag | of he ht O00 ob it a é Ca Wish youd Ji bier 7 sae ward set avairy NY i — ae a ; ‘ear armack—well : didn chased from $2 up Phe ar or they may i ca ully the meal if the meat is fat, o: I ure Malt Extract mouth fer sm i Tt Y; ) ade ) | ane: : ils ! a- word ‘he Aidn’ , + ferent styles, large enough lead ithe betling n¢ ile 20 when fish is served, a frult sauce ii ' : : j ; i ; ‘ : | - fa P . . Me . = a: M i j s min Bae ; 2 mee . P : ! J : ; ¢ SoS ~ ‘ P (‘oa e sag or Aws : i + . Haase tq) sSié arn one food at rt wheat flour four teaspoons bak- hard sauce is a good choice. (Copyright 1g?) SAVE YOTR LABELS ali the Pay of time. +) . =% . ' ‘ + stoaormran Tye had 1e simplest of steamed pu eS ath pene Yo cat hes esa “ maeresed . Priester ie Tm, At Od emptRR Nkok a ndnann ine etagte tp ap tars: sayy se 8 are we ictaNei iris Saat you is a plain custard—-made_ as baking —steamed in "uy or one ; ‘larzwe mould. Any f the custard Sue eaeD ets, Narr § M ind Oe ttn eg ne . a ae a oe oe SOTO Sil eri ttl ORY i ; nigh ; _-3 : ' ¥2} “9 oO 7 ' So : Bice : ig \.« i“, ‘ if t . J 7 T) le - oe Fol) ar : | mare 7 a7 } - . “eh fs r\y ‘ . . é 7 « - : 7 ‘ ioe : siineshtgeoatton ; P yOu na ia . g oe 17 ry ‘ ¢ Ci} ' ‘ } ; - 6 4) 7 _ F fe Ie litt! + ss ba ; sae, , ; ; ssi ; ste cee ee = | variations Mav bye s*eamed—as ‘" rue tropic avor— ae _ . . Re world stons for us Zt re . P inlat tf aee they Ay ’ : ; Sp “Segall vs , ee ee . | pudding, graham | ike Cleopatra’s, whic} ‘han 10 rite a ve le ' Al tne sé g : ' 4.0 ke | ni | Sa a 5 pote +g, CHILDREN like tasty foods, ath easeful for for dre thar tosser-away f) b, 2} ris aS - is . : ; ; ' - }? ; ‘ ‘ . : ; wt Q: ry ‘ a PB at } 4 $3 : si sree suideicces Aa er especially when flavored 0 he IS oR eirecet ve ee ee baad per ie world. if ont The Fairy Prince = | ooo : why 4d see | eT shila —— Aa 4 ye Le ee with Price’s Vanilla. It is Many ¢ C ne n ¢ ‘ . or last ait ait ut Two Little Company keen “weenie @ @ alias Wy) Va ig Riga = cs oes : cnaee Wye a sti. RECIPES FROM THE RHYMING itd ae the true tropic flavor, : a wilt ¥ full strength and rare a Dinners. “My Old Virginia OPTIMIST Be | | i 2 Pric mellowness As - . . | By Teannette Norton qe , ine 1S. = | Biters on Auction Bridge) eo tn Cook Book” —|_B Ate Micmeme | oo ~ | roblem, esp the Lemon Nut Salad. WHEN NIGHT COMES. ALD \ | | oe p?PRI E's = te PPR. Mivonty | wie’ — Oe ae ag apy Sade PCat a BE, BBM . eer ee ee ea I a . 4 4 . . . | : . ae we 4 o ‘ e oe - KI Bel HE dawn is ful of promise and . 7 . ‘ 4 + ° . . - - ie 9" ' o ‘ . ghey ~ ; P ; ‘ , . — > etal ites : . ™ ~~ = 1 - ’ me us : 2 ‘ é ‘ ; : ‘ - oe . | . —* " A five-card suit —— eet * i He tae ra - “ie + * AR MPAA BNE LON eine ne aees.. _ mp-ueen-Jack uld not nit Ul ore : seca i oe | and men 8¢ $ : ve | 4 3 : | slert to 1 life's , U J | | oe oo t est since 1853 at taeda /e * " ~~ > ew eee S a > ae ~ a Piail ee & a 7% ef)? cCown upt + war 0 “ab. is + . ‘ . j - * .* j i¢ ‘3 2 \ dha : ; : Pm ‘ ‘ os = . a . P . 4 ‘ J “A ; ‘ ~~ . ~~” ¥ a ba ‘ 7 4 "s ? ’ ’ ? , ° * 5 . + ‘ f ; ~ ; . ny x ° q . = ‘ f A " . . * " . + > . “* v* t . Z i * a ‘ - . “— , . - . : " ? > if : ‘ : ‘ . oye) é . i i F > rs — » we 5 " . ‘ ) ; ij as . ‘ ‘ . ; : * . a . . ~ at a : " ; 4 ‘ ; > ‘ ‘% . ‘ > . . . . i ; if . . ‘ . . ; ‘ a 4 : i ‘ . = ‘ Ki Wai : ; - - . j i ‘ 9 ¥ : \ Rad P ‘ : s « .* . = A 4 . ’ 7 * ig » co ¢ ~~? . ‘ é ma ba : I . . : ets ‘ ’ ‘ I % ia ‘ | ‘ > ad > : . | i * « a S ‘ | > : +s . ‘ | ¢ } . ‘ ; 4 - ‘ : ‘4 : ; ; , ‘ \ ; . ) : ' | a ss i F id j +} ‘ ‘ _— ~f . ; ; ~ ; ‘ ; ’ : »« . 5% ‘ ‘ , . " ‘ oi : s : | : .. 2 ’ ad > | ey Ai ’ ie For e@ half cenmi +. + Fa Me ™ ; i a 7° ; ; > " 4 F . ’ , ; " , . »* * . ~ ‘¢ ’ { * " - . | ; e+ . ’ y f ‘ j ‘ i j i : . f ‘ ey eautitul Missour! co eds have kept their skin lowele with on Seton a. °° very helpful for any |. °° 7 - pe a ae uit iffed Pepper Salad, Cheese ee = aber epee asta mn f declaration the partner *™! ‘ump -s-4 ooo ; 1 e on oer a" , Ht Be ge OR DiMIT IT’S MAGIC . lp o it the mimvlentoes ee jonbt an: trif cont Bin ‘CH—the miracu- louse witch haze! cream. partner 7 | Coffs ii | h é G a . SREP DIMITT’S hes long dcrafters wt cards of it-—-which is not Sen Shee | hop e: p of b nov le i ccs en a ea well in ¢ t tled it we strengt to jus oe } one | tjav: e jt id CA, ar ) : ‘ been their fevorize. ees Py : ’ “af Now you,too,cep Ame t produ | cis : | : he sid 7 ae eh inte vat ep Inger saagdaen know its deii f part- hands ri] drugs ist’ peri DIwliT’s with matural sugars that anging out the MAGIC TOUCH! tly melt in wour mouth.” ing it +} ands Strenge ' ASS, 3 ASS a iasait e ay , Sea , 3 ee ee | oni night result in the pas put 4 ha nde ote % eee : th ea pe ates IT KEEPS THE SKIN YOUNG PST eae htful mothers of active, : L: King. ek ite 4 1 - @ game hand en aa ook: caulpecg aaaiay ieee pape: ee —> a é¢ 33 con or cenrc emma || gear et Ome tae | | Dine at the“Busy Bee oungsters know, too, that anana is one of the most eg So ne - | sed at : ai | | foods their children can Bee quick trick than an Ace| In spite of the natural desire to parsiey. Haw neath eam - 00 . efore the Auto OW d in winter as well as in St @ quicl oo el ee Oe vere race at tne hel om "of tains. “A P t ting Y Sch lgirl | B if h Sh they buy bananas by the | i “ier | | co gn eagle ~g portvgegmtanengh cove, tee laced 2 galore Sai a } ro ec our i The ‘‘Quaii-Tea’’ Rooms—2nd floor of Main n them in a warm room, pele tt uh weit i 3 Nia anes: steehert n ‘is slowly until the wat all cys only nee get ran hous | ; | them where little folks— mete partner's confidence. TI = a ee ee ee - egge ant geese lake ai iene Ss eM Comp exion | Store— Serve dinner from 5 to 7:30 P. M. big folks—can reach these ‘ res assed prright. 1 eeded number y Tas - ae ° 4 . aled packs of goodness. " = : ae Bee oe By VILMA BANKY / Se. t AFTER THE AUTO SHOW . imp Canapes “*i2z2 Hotel ) ‘set coemmgtte Store and Fountain open until 11:00 P. M. the ger-1 anna Pail bee | vere \ Oe) mel peeee lather into By Lucrezia Bor Poked Bans \pple S 2 oe ea ain flowe: _ Cheese Salad C - ee complexion soap on face ’ g rhe skin. & S rat Cc d on heen , SS eee y y Special ttle white fiecks that so wit) Panag weer - the shrir th s and | oe. 5 * ~~ f Seem are two rules in skin em water: then with cold. That um 8 an a | " rare which should be observed it's nature's rule for keeping @& @ al ee ad , | Brazil Bon Bons...Assorted Cara- -~ la. - : — a , ; ‘ mually caused by knocking 1) Keeping the skin clean and pores that schooigtr: compiexion. sj - * ; sa% om . : , ' . ?) Usmme a proved soap on Do that regularly, and particu- cand iet | Rte pie | your skin larly before bed. Never let powder, | mels and Assorted Chocolates them slight}, . , , era ae leis _{ ughtiy preparation v ¢ oy dels : ' ; . PW out ' ; 1 bgt ibe peacoat opped celery, 1 nd : r : vour skin * With the nail nd af TD, cane — . ae ee . ;, a — a Cc ws setheree a1 re e of lake-wup retinaim on your - iitan.. , RP ee ee oie cotiew : rie e tor 2 Y ke ' Sat Bas A DS Nl , - sedi /E£rows silo ; Se ao, P in ' TIVE « a. fiz | af : hi ek ‘ Shad i a4 P " . } 9 ‘ . ¢ mader ror P a7 YOU! ‘ E (osts but it! * = _— 2 vai we eee. Oey om ei for the skin Palmolive toda) ts uy diminished by the }. ’ hen Oo nu? aaa : os: seal an ; : oe | —_ hill mn det. ebvice Oc 3 : +? no other on your } B b | , b liece. Bot be auto you gut GEM-/| aked Treats for Sunday Eats s ~ es - ‘age D saat =r 2 3 SA 5 reg ligaias bs ak-v wee SSA nh Ran 2 8h ai Vn " yr - . ae aR " a ~ gS! ia eS x ‘2 m 2 kt Bt A Dit teh AAI eat MERE Mia + eae ene Sha r . SPpear on the finger-nails general use are Otten S osc 4 % rie. Pa OPe rice , a ‘ gic , i t ] * pe . , — bhi rie { parsti iG 7 > TeRtmer , :' , ~ , , ’ ‘ = , - hai » ae ‘ allie ‘ bd ‘ ‘ vj " if r’aimo ‘ ; 2% : si ’ . : pau - ne a all ; . é refined tit) . a) (iit, fal Gh rhe) oie ) | 3 - “ thei ~¢ oie r ; : ee oitve i ruce Im faUugns, ens %; un of ark made ot cosmeti | 1aC represented to be Of Olive and paimn " . : > ; = ‘ . i ee 1; / Dispatch Company 4 ingredien may be | ising cain a ' ics lor one purpose oO ois, are not the «ame as Palmolive "2 T : ; . . . > ; : atliates . i as ay ‘Bs @ , . a a aa F arr? '@°7 me, w any dru store) info rie a , —. = ae ' a aii 3 , ‘iiiial ti and beautify the « Remember that and i AKF ¢ RE. DUTTERNUT Wisi Ss Lid : py } ms : : ‘ as . a t -- ao 4 m , ‘ . ‘Tuit iJispatc Oompany : me SOW Finn « ie ee : ep one Busses Past es , ; rm , mmeenacammmnatn Pe dry tt | | : a Aner ' j | - : er | ee toe the FP com Thingae te) H E Sunday Post-Dispatch has the 4 61 H & OLIV E ST, 417 N, SEVENT H ST, — - - ST RE ~ a , Sette wt ~ &pp!, " ae = e 4 we ) | i 29 ‘ 4 LOU | reacts } printed O..575 Rusinese Ch prertumit: para : My 7 enn Seen : ‘ riRi fe? . : ’ - see t tom fhe nl color roto ITla P aZine€e 1M »t. Louis. 4 ° + — = pone h omy 5 »- No Candies Like Busy Bee Candice. yA or me ’ LrTect 6 *_@<~_=—- o-e* of @& “ ihe Nhaiies and ’ ‘ . ain i ut eee . _ ~“W anta’ — 2% more Mery ings an aie — + e% ' } , rittri § ether St. Leule newspapers ' ~~ , nd nied . . hined. . ~-- EP ene ante Brena; a2i0on does not come ; combined ca gti tn hai ly Ela

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FrEBRt ; A 34 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine a) = eee R sae i. SRS ea ate engi. ts ty, 2 PANO Aaa Oe an eo ON hy tank Rte ets r : oe ate Deen at oa ep Mabe? Dy. The Greatest Story in the World The Bible in Pictures My NSWE! The Post-Dispatch reserves the | “sonal and telephone calls or | ioen gttention, except letters on - eanceriuly chen accompanied ~ a Tbere is not any- o to stop an ama- St > "= ed PO. gre , ’ ae _ AAD SPEIRS. Fee's Reese enw is — ¥ amy bb laat ne jit i] TEED ies TT reeeteaaeadee | ee meee | “aT } Wave age] Rae. hgesidcadile ss sind cMeerpetintecatmied vaste ys » ‘ 7 , rm ENP er yer” 4 wre 4 . Bin sl einen New Mystery Tkriller y Carolyn Wells - (Coprright. 1827.) » LM) . peal 2 ge ea ° s ents : Fa. ace ei. DANAE CTT ATL Mee TTT OE Hin WHAT HA™~ ¢t. : wi Siils ee Lm iNT g.—Yeur sister-in-law’s hus- wala? : a4 UT oe) Gi ee) tt bw Aidt Nii is not any might be called a ‘as a courtesy Miah t i stow ' > a ne —_ thiel suggeet that of the pPusiic 7 e . Cc isi@dwu opper king Sarai, ADraham s Vv Ana-~la~ia ( Back Co ari rMian~ie'Ti : ' dead mat pies of the Bible Feature, From First Publication, Can Be Obtained } -_—_—— ae -_- ” digg oh al y PT. ORT A. ae 3 * : Mie, A 5. SE ‘ ae ~ nat yg 4 we ar ee. ee ey iter 1 ha eR aR aA ee ee R.igtinn Sed A goin ap a corm»;©rnarni is learmed thu an me Ales “2 : | ateh otras | ° ee : Beno. | Broadcasting Radio Programs ae ty A smear gr on Was a | knife, and boughs om tt pmivalh wae hie si ft is also hyatt : rm «ore r} ‘7 ' | r of 4 ta 7°t¢> ;™= ik * % : 5 Baa | A“ tt cae aie a ‘3 , us Saigo ¥ ©: } : bs oaxtene ' ies . n nee f ere is ‘Ssive Gryness will sos @ ‘ ° its : ; ;* ~ . ga f \ . ” ‘ . o * : rtment | KDEA, Picts: 097 , : hicago (3 90ke } — music r+ y : n ne tolowing tions Crovde ar DUM , + 9 o hay $ splits * , A ' ie see :, —Te i t aha Ni & ~ a ‘ pee neh ol Ate a 6% 2 acKks 28 : > ’ Evening Program ww eo epee : ‘hil dre: musicale: 11 ‘ictorians orchestra. | ana Kilteds. yourse. eee “St Step “arcs weeks and if the corrected: Friday, Feb. 25 a a reas te bbeee) Tt ute symphon ana (389.4m-770kc)-—0:30, | quently TT f raw fruit and/ condition of eae Ser c—Under the ae . rene’ . ; . rye : r" _— , - is will , lor a —? ‘ “ > Oeil , will ‘ould be §:00 P. " “lt - . . . —— : T+ iid net be broken stn WP PRL 69 rw RO REN RI NORE SN A NP " Er RGR pau OF Ha, Bent genn ey! 2, * ree i x en ’ SOLE Ty : — aeeot ‘ not betn@e able te ™s . witnesses The : sult a lawyer. i i i ay A y rs | y+ 5 sanitation questions of ; or treatment of word trauma, "a when an eve’ the round, an infec- there is alwars ij ns that the other eye mayig é eed we iy trawmatic | a itis 's meant an inflammation JF) he | The eye Wi eTeas & ciau- |g ~~ - “ b ; i=@ inmy olving the : at ; Be: , i — re - the eve ~ ith , ie nsion or prem Only in recent months ka the radio public begugp@® Hs 7 | ¥ —"t your mother Anas aA nikal 2 ee ine. arf is * : SOE RN LRRD! ORAS “Ha i: LAC AA OTN AN TTT TC Bn een eh nT TT rr ETS) COPEEg set; SRPMRR LES ie). ‘ 8:30 P. 9:00 Pp. TULUM Li | } P| aera me maeeree —— FREQUENT cause of headaches is eyestrain. Glasses designed to correct eyestrain conditions are the means employed bv oculists for the prompt relief of such headaches. realize the full importeng: oN, of supplying adequatepows to the loud speaker, When the power tube was first placed este” market, radio buyers were under the imp 9:30 P. M. the ie —- ana a FAMOUS ACTRESSE! Fit AalTs aah My For nearly halt a century, leading o lists have preterred Glasses Erker’s. . » Amr { rarT - > => ine = & ~~ & & - OA VHA AAT TTT TTTPOTTTTTO TOTTI TT T 4 Y i EACLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES Wh witty “ee pore? ot wrmute yes poe so e OTT pi Se he PER ANI Bo th * — re oe AN Meas Ph Oe Pa fag lla Nl set eae, Ce a ee uihih eg Stim i CM rrry UT sion that MORE POWBR meant MUse lid have to stay In the tos pl VOLUME alone. The power tube & ois or cues QUALITY. Without a power tube, G 4 aonevensnsemesenlaiiaala or CX-371, in the last audio stage, . : . Consul : ‘ so a | — 22 Negmeteey ern radio reproducti at its nest “ Marriage Licenses for your receiver. , e | seiemabereie ec Burial Permits | MARRIAGE LICENSES. | SO8 OLIV E a S11. N.GRAND RADIO J TUBES CHICAGO ul always has been, concerned with TOM a aos aeseeeeeeeee ceiver is incapable of deliveringmalt 4h, Births Recorded mation of _unneng- fe asco mga Fifteen Types all in y Births ecor 2 3. - ; \ ve eny My Vv va SS oo 1336 Flere: “4 ’ P eee ; a ; "O47 Kao rs oe ft aut : 1.38 Julia | ; So it : Lwt59 Juiiai WBBM 7 On aaihdktiine Lv — a oO " 7 ‘ ) ; | sappeit . : - —_—~~ ee ['03 armetrens ui 'T ll Shri ga hHOMP Pe Ope dp = git ORLA Se CORI 8 pea Me sini po ung? 2 ee: (se Wirat WRB WEBH . ae , : ; a.cveq] | ~8i2 bide | a Af f o% Rags — ae oe A es | At East St. Lonis. “. 4 : OPE Cia o in“tan—Agosire Mariftam. 2 eS sn, eae Selim | : *. Lew ; _A2 718k JORes ' i Aus - S.anchHa 'iaritrcm “4, Whenever Young | ’ ee = ee LNA CRE Sa aiin ciel neer atone ee ae me cht ra aa i ; ‘7 ‘5 : dare W acia! L€ hale 4 Loula. - - . = - . eer ee. a | BIRTHS RECORDED. — mis Jacheon. 212A Valentine R cA api = ee ss nu itis SN. Sf ierente. 349 FPranklh he BIT peter HV Rare srw ob 4 - ll Met. Ve , Lay * Aaa el Bibel ier: one te Nesselrode Pudding i Mitta engl. “;? a 4 O88 A. aleck Then ww: never believe afraid to ef course, ~— @ cant TOU y Yo sie CA reasec anc : ; . cos, and arranged e771 “0 Althhoneh ¢ atlom Fer. VEE ‘i = Oortan ail h _ in | ' re. a attitudes o ofa ane Their t paaa CUtti neg r: | tec ; = : fou Sa ‘. More of “Ie’’- than “fy le hairs ‘ : — aoe + Be “Nechier™” than “Saebway . another Biande Bet. Cm “Does Mr fall for ‘em! ‘Stiaving Mirre: Pac ce J sue Of Si i , Tr . . : ; 4 ; ee | E ® >: : { a = ~ 4 ° ~*~ . ~ , gs : 4 Datuk for Appliration of Coemetee | i'of Sarsey” Persist vena aes [fl "| THE CITY DAIRIES COMPANY | ial anaes tone PS ss Che fF bbe. 35 as Well,” ! Liis Par ete — i Floor - a i Z : 4 " tt e-the : r t . me ' ‘We, he seers to [1] World advertiser Nt @n f Ma | B & FE I] Dorothy Mackaill, “3 2 i Nes = iMtie, but Mr Folsom, he eete@ explain that the secondar: ; . ~ tix, aer ' u er ' , 4 Bia is 2 2 | j Ginza like they were real girls.” ithe mirror App. ale to “‘t*#ormen -«} , ' ~— ‘ GRAND LE ADER : , , Pe e “d Pe nai a Mulhall, Lou ’ eo. : ‘ vies : — = aa “Zien 1 bet Mr. Pelton would | ¥ | , "2 <P ~ _ .- 7 ' osiey, LTLA N. Dephoe _f Furnas Plant theatrica! people Let we Je re

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? LEN ce tnt cea — = — - Se ne er ne em ee ee a ee - . Louis Post- Dispatch Daily Magazine i. oe aa aoe AGE 55 eee Oe ee I a ; | ELLA CINDERS—By BILL CONSELMAN AND CHARLIE PLUM NSWERS TO QUERIES; _ ae / . ' m4 Wn, i“. elt *; + oe : En RS ET, ie ‘3 Lg vers tea 4 pO ii at AGCR Mtg Seve LAE LY Post- -Dispatch TESETUTCS the right to reject any query. : , rhe” Ge a ee Ve 4p 1: sig? , “% 2 oy bat: ad £Fs » as f ry yh a es Be, é ‘ é tae re mgt 1 ee ; oe 7 on S ponat and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be et y és pr : ven attent tion, except letters on medioal questions of undoudt- sincerity when acc not any-| stamped addressed envelope. s B—There is not any- B. S. P.—Senator Vest's “Eulogy ou can do to =e an ama- to a Dog” appeared in the Feb. 15 gireless station mag . ete You may read a -anr . ridute in the paper on file prfenatorn 278 be 810,000 at the Public Library. ng their terms of offic THEATER-GOER.—The old Cen- meg , tury Theater clored its doors April ; 18, 1918, after 17 year® service. FE A Ce al BugEes., The space used by the theater was inguire at the book andi absorbed by the dry goods com- im & 4“. stores for the Ve -3 Cal-| pany for additional floor space. Creuite! fi i MISS C. T.—The cut steel buck- r ‘ Your sister- in-law’s hus- J€8 may be ne ei ied by soaking mot any relation to you.|them in petroleum for several! nt be called a brother-in- war eG ge then polishing» them ‘a courtesy. ; with sof ae c.oth. Silver — on, ae SStOn) aes 5 ee eee Bee ad ‘Meuis Board of Educa- wapee ic a puck traces of the ‘ wer Ee LO ae aa Te > > Sag ens tinin dln, CIE Noe ahd hel lt ie Pg? BP 0 th Somer BS ee oe, Ogee BEL oy se; * ; “ -* i rt. A Abn HUT SUMTER Tet Come kc. ’ I ‘ Oe i - ~ - mm & faa : the informat: Oy) ebout sii=- : : ; schools for the mentally ah pg RE ADE ies * Jou is publisted at Z.— We fu Egest that Baptist Meseage (Ce GEO. to the etary ed Stree: l. Ol] World anda Sime te 2 L€ newspapers published Jefferson ‘ eye Mo., for the, Y. and the 3} " a = I or I eee a a =. nits oa rribune a , ss . . 5 sent | men ° =a «A I might have taken her te ME qcESCRIBER: — IEE, si RG ‘ ° ‘, i . j t> > +4 rr. we - . . = S + r he * Yi i é. . . - ‘ ‘ ‘ no ee - See a2. i t . - ‘ r ative sone } TT —~ty**. +e a ord got + la’ VY ; aa . - ‘ e + ~ : - ’ oOo - i" ; G LA *f) " - ry Poe | Ss - 6 ~* ; Ww me 248 111MM aw : bua 5 bal : ail j i I > Liif “ * , 4 ** , i , iy" L. 4 4 al ay, an , _| the . . 3, ) Be 2S : ae totes ‘ » ; } , \ ‘ v, 9 . : ’ ; d . ’ 4 cane ag a tegee > raat Som Foes -_ aT | gom : ii agian” Leena carro: opmetanatbeonitin eo t - : £ ¥ a Ps o~ i ae rt ~y a ee te a ge ee ee ee ey w_¥ Piero we hy Ace omgte a AAA. ADF a a cidage domme ea ele ine ble coe fan we emt ae z s SP pies ps Te yh esa ~ ne Rt Ae hole hi Bade on Ae vintstetinas x Mine tte ee a ee BF weakest 15 on ar sree en > af Aa Oa 5 FEDS at ae a Oe eae & ere OR Ne a hile! 5, tee nba pad Aaya WE / ee ys My cnten pate poe ys Sos hes sag ‘i 4 setmames ti vead. Meee a Deeg ere grs e | ae v aes PS iad é % Pn ere Set gartgtine oping i bee ech. a a : Sid Pri bs ul mignt avertise : ha ' OL jo , ( 14 erso ' cys ia = + ion b er oS epee de] a = é ’ mente | iD : id ‘be “fe of lon ai Ere - ee ee CASH DEAR , THIS Hi L HOPE YOURE IN ee 22 Fl) aio is to eae + Al re? RMATION IS VISITING DAY Nb | KEEPING STEP ee LUM PAA WELL THEN I GUESS = LZ CASHIBENA DOE systematie (By ¢ Yen oe tae & Lo is Bar Associ tion, ae COMING UP TO GIVE - US - NSUIRES Oe CARRIE — WHY ONLY i SENDING WOU 9 fF ¢, INSINUATE hair Age SCé -- ded : ’ ied i} en ar Srorecot | one oncece | THE ONCE OVER @ (THING NOU | ‘ail tiga. cata \\ fk FLOWERS / a MR.WASHBURN | ie \é or . , ‘ . . —-~ sf ’ : - ryn ~ SS w ill soon cit Attorney a : ; ‘ in the M }- a : be , ; i 7 | aed ae a a K NOW f . . Ollowing Lreatmeg ipa! Courts z>\ ling, Fou! sh u! I he rnmnulled We v 4 ieee a atte e ‘ OF f Massage olive-of] eer th and Mari:et *t: ts rs ' lawvrer prard®*nag ar ‘ ‘i ; r i | A“ \ i/ \ “TOLD “e L WAS one night and thameepeRPLEXED. —- tour compen-' nullmen TN or Pig Oa Pa - © Z HIS STAR om. a Ws we y ; eercinih +3 ~ aes eee ee ee TO ORR She any . Be UU. want PIPELINE OR ARS ARE IE A weve a 4 da ven below the next r the bull : ounces Of white vaseliz l7, ounces of castor oil 1% ounces of gallic acid, $0 drops of oil of lavendeg! (Have the druggist mix mula.) , Boabend « ‘det ltternate between the Oliy Bc J K .—On and the above ointment for pour letter you wo aehcia weeks and if the corrected age . aoe dare 2 adhered to the improvement _eonipey Mosca eondition of the hair will. wR C—Under >| markable. @nces stated the will ated. It could not be f not being sae 5 —" peirbtege Diet 6 tye othe Anam Ow Seo 5 ~ Es bgt ‘ age se ine are aes ae eet athe - ie Bi ener eH i ~ s Tense aN ae ER et ee oe pape a ume lp. + aepacsiny Soka de cacti AN Map Tab sad shinier” Phy bin, Loe. hte 7 ee ee ee account ¢ f : . a tate ‘ i € ; n » 4 4 A 4 *s i OW sh Ou! id A awys er - } Wm: - ¥ - ~* yw 5 : injured by a2 Wound, n i) Oo imulating hair . a Sion, oT rise, there is a) lw vars in as good as any other — | nger that the other eye may) aration for the purpose mentioned. DUMB DORA—By YOUNG | wome involved | traumatic} AN UNHAPPY GIRL. — If you at ig Meant ar ieee gen 4 ‘ weil BeEnNC Sz , self-ad , t iris in oe eve wn ; as ] are sseqg env rie ’ a7 ’ Sear f Li es T 4 i B , } \ ) 1€ ¥ 7 . ~ ry - ' Th | \ ’ A A (a , SA wom af : eof a. oe | question, rill. diz Vo! OW DO TL LOOK) “WOU LACK TALT CER VAIN hOW DOT a WHY IRMA, NMOU'REA a YOUR SCHEME OF MAKING =r | “Ou 1D tT : oe \ someone ho will give your face NOW, DORAIN |) SOMETHING! TN PUTING OfeEAM ! LETS GO RIGHT ROOM WITHA OUR BRIGATEST PuPIL, LOOK HER OVETR DATES JUST é e ‘ 4 = STITT q m\ h di bli "OU Mmotne.s omplain of nay | we ft & sme | Nerebtetyrs om Oe Peat Feed eI bs os, A =a. Fifteen Types all in the #4 births Recorded — Burial Permits en ° Vy, MARRIAGE LICE NSES x Pah caer te m i a - . e . - isk P Ses 585 . - — 4 ae oes Diorio ~ * : ae a a 4 ~e wi e* y ae 4 7 3 a "i g g DIO Z TUBES CHICAGO SAN 2 Ae os © & a 4 ~~ % “ > a RET ONE ne este nity >) oe ow a a > =. 2 eet y Stn 8 ’ JOE JINKS—By VIC XN yp “aay. + * Ao 7 Mere FREELY — axe $5000 FOR Bie raise 22228882 Pattioen | BURIAL PERMITS. - ND IT MAY SURPRISE YOU TO v\s M | (| TAKE NOTICE | WELL -1U aia it y DO_ Big DORaENe — ee ee pe AF a W. Kulage ee =o ety th ae Mises. 78. Of 2 yee py “THA * >iL a “Sh . fos! se CAN DO FOR You — (M NOT SELLING y, Ot} bs PRE IDENT GR ah : A pa eT Mennemeter | ° 2°) 5945 Uorton | Ha: lansfield. 64. 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