St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 30, 1927

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COMIC PAGE — eRe Sunday, Post-Dispatch Today, 114 P echo ng | Classified Advertisirig ) : » Ragperinen if racen A OCTOBER 29, 1927, 44 | r : STHIRD (SPOR See rION, 6. PAGES BH) REAL ESTATE......PART 9. | oh Tobe RES AGS * WANTS, FOR SALE. .PART 10 TERTE (RAO gstcoe™, GLAE™ | —7 HELPS, SERVICE. ...PART 11 2s REAL EOtate SEs plore ie : war etn ge te x PAGES. : 1 , A fe a ae eS re pyOL. 80. No. 53. PART ONE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30,1927. PAGES 1—14. eee ee PRICE 10 CENTS Witt OVER IMAGINARY | Sy: es -_ LED ON) ISPEECH IN BRILLIANT aa ny ° . ee MANNER DS wiser, PF ASTOR GUILTY Coffi HAMBER E H . we Becnost ne wn vexeo «| MA , WU! n oi G enghis Khan o's I] Killed in Auto Smash | : * NICE CALLED UPON al | ee AFFRAUD, OFFERS DIL STOCK AGAN + to One of Complain- ants, With Name of W. *§> Rutledge Attached, a a of ‘‘Sure Thing.” | RS ait x = fateh sate Ba Bes afi ra aE EET aye + ony Ss tes ve The 8 roa a hs pany ‘ % ~ eae. Y hi ie ae . Mee hy Rh Re vay 7 : ~ TO RECOUP LOSSES -- epee, ow nesteane Has DINIBE Br _ Been Upheld, Circular Wal Bl ; Continues to Extol Merits S MORE MONEY i of Field He Exploited. E. Rutledge of Kirk- 0 4. former Baptist minister who Dec, 18 must start serving a ) sentence for using the mails to defraud in promotion of mal company, still is trying to : fom oil from Texas wells and ‘from stockholders in his 7 Boeonomy Oil Co., according to a "@rcular letter turned over to 4 ce inspectors here yestcr- + Othe letter, purporting to come W. E. Rutledge as trustee , ~ of the Economy Oil Co., was dated $an Antonio, Oct. 5, ‘and was re- @eived by a stockholder who wes ® one of the complainants zgainst » Rutledge in the trial that res, — Mn his conviction June 4, 1923. His ' conviction was upheld ‘on the ‘“QUnited States Circuit Court of Ap- UST HAVE TRE ONLY THERE x peals Oct. 13. He has 60 days ‘in which to surrender to the ey aited States Marshal. - “We have no chance to aiss a wall on this lease,” says the pr'nicd etter in hands of postoffice in- tors. “You know that in view @ the past I could not affori to make these statements if t.cy Were not true. This tis our cha-.ce get our money back and ‘ake 9 big profit.” a Would Dig Well Deeper. *’ The letter opens by infor-ning the “Dear Stockholder” that the Welson-Woods well never has been tompleted and is shut down pend- ig financial arrangements to dig ft deeper. ' “The Goose Creek field,” it goes on, “is near Houston, Tex. I ‘bought a lease in this field last WwW This lease is absolutely Proven territory. We are sure of i well flowing from 3000 to 20,- 900 barrels daily. A 1000-barrel Well'in this field is worth $1,000,- 1000. We have here a lease that wil put us on our feet and pay ‘Ws all our money back in a short time with big profits. It is going cost $20,000 to build the first Hy have signed a contract with iCicar. financial concern to raise ‘Wall the money we need. There | ‘Ssome preliminary work I have “to do before the Chicago people Will start to raise the money. Then ie cn got to start drilling in a days on the Goose Creek lease. ‘Iam asking you to mail me at mace what you can spare; $25 more “@ less, to aid me to get started on this Goose Creek lease, the money : send to be considered a loan )the Economy Oil Co., and I as ustee pledge you to pay back two | /@ illars for one out of the first oil uced. Promises Large Return. ; be course,”’ the letter adds, “‘we _@ eht lose this well. A well might 6 junked. But the oil is there; bee Ey elias: se 3 ee can’t lose our acreage. This will pay us back all our Several times over. Never & dry hole drilled in the im- te vicinity. Sak A you knew how I have worked ithe last nine months to secure ‘Mething that was a sure thing, fe would say $100 for me ig but ®8peck compared to What our has suffered and done for - Send money direct to me here Antonio. No use: writing + me about past failures. I am * Tésponsible for you not having your money back long Sutledge is 65 years old and has editor of the Preachers’ Mag- and pastor of the Second Church of East St. Louts. a@ Economy Oil Co., of which he © secretary-treasurer, was a .000 trust estate. The former Tis alleged to have sold 000 in stock to 1500 clergymen 2500 laymen. chiefly readers of Magazine. He was unable to @n attorney when he was and was defended by a law- &ppointed by the Court. Cot Harvey White House Guest. WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.—Col. Mrs. George Harvey are guests t President and Mrs. Coolidge at m te House. They joined Mr.’ | Mrs. Frank W. Stearns there,’ 3 ey has not been in Wash- before in months. It is be- that he and the President 8 will talk over the po- THUNDERSTORMS TODAY: COOLER TOMORROW THE TEM es *Indicates street reading. 65 (rae high, 81 (1:45 p. m.): (7: Official forecast Give, for St, Louis and UNTIL IT vicinity: Showers HELP $ ; and probably local thunder storms today, followed by cooler and mostly fair tomorrow. Missouri: Show- ers and local thunderstorms to- day, followed by cooler and mostly fair tomorrow. Illinois: Unset- tled today and to- morrow, probably showers or thun- derstorms by or before tonight; warmer today in the extreme north portion, cooler to- morrow. Sunset, 5:03; sunrise (tomor- row), 6:28. This Week’s Weather Outlook. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Oct. 29.—Weather outlook for the week: Upper Mis- sissippi and Lower Missouri Val- leys, mostly fair first part, prob- ably shower period by middle or close of week; temperature mostly above normal, followed by colder toward close. COOLIDGE TO PRESENT GOLD MEDAL T0 COL. LINDBERGH Hubbard Trophy Awarded by Na- tional Geographic Society Only 7 Times in 39 Years. Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Oct. Hubbard Medal of the National Geographic Society will be given to Col. Charles A. Lindbergh at the Washington Auditorium Monday evening, Nov. 11. President Cool- idge will present it in the presence ciety. This gold medal, coveted by many, has been awarded only seven times in 39 years. The inscription on the one that goes to Col. Lind- bergh will read: ‘‘Heroic Service to the Science of Aviation by His Soli- tary Flight From New York to Paris, May 20-21, 1927.” The medal was awarded to Ad- miral Robert E. Peary in 1906; Sir Ernest Shackleton, 1910, and Com- mander R ichard E. By rd, 1926. —— ANS Sa: ‘ $ ‘ ‘ * . wo oe —Pacific and Atlantic Photo. MR. AND MRS. JOHN J. MITCHELL. COMMUNITY FUND $200,000 ENATOR JAMES COUZ- S ENS gave $200,000'‘to the Detroit Community fund to- contribution ever made by any individual to the _ fund. jt makes the total subscriptions fund was organized in 1918. “Tl have increased my sub- scription,” said the Senator, adopted by the fund of not so- liciting from workmen in the light of the large amount of not preclude them from making contributions if they desire to do ‘3so.’’ The Senator’s con- ber now out of employment here who would subscribe ap- proximately that amount were Volunteer Rescue Team Works Surface, Fear Victims Dead. Ry the Aasociated Press. HOUGHTON, Mich., Oct. 29.—A timber men tonight were digging frantically into the bowels of the earth 4100 feet underground in an in the 41st level of the Quincy copper mine near here tuday by an air blast. of 11 timber men, were repairing the level, damaged last week by 2 fire, when the blast occurred from the level and dislodging a mass of rock from the level above. Four of the men had just left the 41st were in an outlet between levels 40 and 39 when*the accident oc- curred, Two other and more dis- explosion, according to the men, who were hoisted to the surface and spread the alarm. cruited the rescue team, members of which were lowered back into the shaft and began the work of of the opinion that Little chance of finding men alive existed be- cause of the tefrific force of the work would proceed until the vic- tims were found. Prisoner in Havana Legally Exe- cuted a Second Time After He Shows .__ HAVANA, ig 29.—Baldomero Rodrigues, convicted of murder, was legally executed twice today cause of a defect in the garrote or due to careless adjustment of the metal band which fits about the by application of a screw, the sup- posed dead body of Rodriguez, placed on a stretcher, suddenly tators were leaving the defn chamber. He was then replaced in the guiation band was adjusted. The body remained on the garrote 22 minutes before Rodrigues was of- DETROIT, Mich., Oct. 29. day. It is the largest single of Couzens $1,095,000 since the ‘largely because of the policy unemployment here. This does tribution is based on the num- they working. Frantically 4100 Feet. Below rescue team of 150 picked mine- effort to reach seven men trapped The victims, members of @ crew beneath, tearing out the floor of level to obtain more tools and tant detonations followed the first Mine officials immediately § re- clearing the level. Officials were explosion but declared the rescue TO KILL MAN WHO REVIVED By the Associated in the Pinar del Rio prison. Be- victim’s neck to cause strangulation showed symptoms of life as spec- death machine. Again the stran- ficially pronounced dead. * 2) LIVES LOST IN. GALE AND FLOOD IN BRITAIN Sea Sweeps Into Towns on West Coast—Many Injured by Storm. By the Associated Press, LONDON, Oct. 29. — Violent westerly gales which have been sweeping Great Britain since Fri- day night have resulted in 21 deaths and the injury of many per- sons, in addition to heavy property losses, traffic delays and broken communications. The effect of the storm was felt in South England, but was worse in the north counties, while Ireland tonight was cut off from England by interrupted cables. The fatalities’ were widely scat- tered, largely being the result of the collapse of walls and small buildings. Others were due to strong winds that blew pedestrians and cyclists into the paths of heavy vehicles. Gale 85 Miles an Hour. Roofs, chimneys and. telephone poles were razed in the blow which reached a maximum of 85 miles an hour, as officially reported at Holy- head. A sanitarium at Lancaster was flooded and three patients drowned, the others being rescued with dif- ficulty in small boats. Most of them were suffering from expos- ure. The collapse of a tenement house with the serious injury of many persons and narrow escapes from death was reported in Chester and Manchester. Copenhagen dispatches reported a westerly hurricane was blowing over the whole of Denmark, the sea on the west coast exerting enor- mous pressure on the dikes. Train service has been seriously delayed. Great Wave Strikes Town, Tumultuous seas, driven by the gale, tonight were. beating on the west coasts of England. At Fleet- wood, a new seawall was smashed and a great wave swept across the fields to the town, where houses were flooded and marooned fami- lies had to be rescued. The bodies of a woman and child were recovered. It is feared that other lives may have been lost. Schools and motion picture houses are being used for sleep- ing quarters. MRS, GRAYSON GIVES UP FLIGHT Amphibian Piane, the Dawn, Will Return to New York. By the Aseocia "OLD 1 ORCHARD. Me., Oct. 29.— Mrs, Woukoas Grayson, who had planned a flight from here to Co- penhagen, tonight announced the return of her amphibian plane, the Dawn, to New York tomorrow. “In my disappointment of today, I can only strive for a bigger. great- er success for tomorrow.” she said. The purpose of the return and the consequent postponement of the proposed flight to Copenhag- en was to confer, she said, with Igor Sikorsky, builder of the plane, It appeared probable this would eliminate the dawn from any trans-Atlantic flight ‘ before spring. “I wish to ascertain, Mrs. Gray- son said, “why the D plane gained altitude, then lost 400 feet on our?) third attempt at the end of four hours when the plane was approzi- mately 1000 pounds lighter.” ? i > wy TAX REDUCTION 10 $22,000,000 INNEW PROPOSAL Will Appear Before House Ways and Means Com- mittee Tomorrow With Recommendations. PRESIDENT GIVES _ APPROVAL TO PLAN Embodies Readjustment of Corporation Levies Downward and Repeal of Federal Estate Tax. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, tary Mellon will appear before the House Ways and Means Committee Monday with his newest plan for tax reduction which will embody, in its essentials, the following rec- ommendations.’ A reduction of $200,000,000 to $225,000,000 in taxes. A cut in the corporation rate from its present level of 13% per cent to 12 per cent. Repeal of the Federal estate tax. A new deal for the corpora- tion earning $25,000 or less un-| der which it would be relieved of the present corporation levy of 13% per cent and would be taxed at the same rates as now apply. to individuals, Probably—although this point has not yet been confirmed *- somé readjustment in indivdual income. surtaxes in the so-called middle brackets, This would be designed to relieve the incomes of from $406,000 to $50,000 to $75,000 or $100,000 which are taxed at a somewhat higher rate under the present surtax sched- ule than incomes of more than $100,000, There may also be other recom- mendations affecting some other forms of taxation, notably the au- tomobile excise and nuisance taxes. Plan Approved by Presidént. The entire plan to be proposed by Mellon has been discussed at the White House and has President Coolidge’s approval and support. Outstanding features of th. new- est Mellon plan are the smallness of the cut proposed and the new form of relief for corporations earning $25,000 or less. The latter comes as a surprise on the heels of various proposals from Con- gress that the present flat ex- emption allowed small corporations be increased from $2000 to §10,- 000 or $26,000, Should Congress adopt the smal! corporation proposal it would wipe out the discrimination which now exists against the little corporation as compared with the individual. This. has been inade the subject of particularly strong representa- tions to the Treasury on the part of stockholders in closely held or- ganizations which transact most of their business locally and in rela- tively small volume, On the other hand, the plan would place the entire corporation levy o.. from 35,000 to 40,00 con- cerns whose annual net income ex- ceeds $25,000. In numbers this group is less than one-tenth of the total corporations doing busi- ness in the United States. Limit of Reduction $200,000,000. The total of $200,000,000 to $225,000,000 ag the limit for tax reduction has been fixed by Melion and his associates, with the Presi- dent’s approval, arter careful study of the prospective governmental revenues during the coming fiscal year beginning July 1 nest. This year’s prospective surplus, on its face would warrant a larger cut it it alone were to be considered. At the moment, there is a likelihood that the current year’s surplus will exceed $400,000,000. ; A survey by Treasury's experts indicates, however, that next year’s surplus -/ill not be nearly so large. Some months ago the prob- able surplus for the coming year was put at $216,000,000. Since vised but not materially changed. 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B--ures Will Be Injected Into Next Campaign, Leaders Say, if Not Put Into Effect Earlier. By CHARLES G. ROSS Chief Washington Correspondent | of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Oct. 29. — A statement issued today by the People’s Legislative; Service, a re- | search organization founded by the late Senator the roll of 10 Republican Senators | who are being counted on to sup- port a progressive program in the coming Congress. They are Nor- ris of Nebraska, Borah of Idaho, Johnson of California, Howell \of | ries and headwaters would assistin | equally important that the Nebraska, Frazier of North Dak ta, Brookhart of Iowa, McMaster of South Dakota. LaFollette. of Wisconsin, Nye of North Dakota | and Blaine of Wisconsin. This group. it is pointed out, holds such powerful strategic po- sitions as the chairmanships of the Judiciary, Foreign and Immigration Committees. support of Senator Shipstead, Farmer-Labor member from Min- | nesota, and in addition, the state- ment says, they “will have the sympathetic co-operation of such | Democrats as Senators Walsh and. Wheeler of Montana, Reed of Mis- | sourl, McKellar of Tennessee. Dill ; of Washington, Sheppard of Texas and Barkley of Kentucky.” Agreed in Many Fights. “This does\got mean,” the state- ment proceeds, “that there will be any formal alliance, or that there will be complete agreement on all points in the progressive program. necessary. These men are seasoned cam- paigners, who know each other’s They have stood together through such hard-fought battles as Teapot Dome, the Daugherty scandals, Muscle Shoals and the rejection of Charles Beecher War- La Follette, calle | Relations | ‘levees and |flood control in the interest, not, affected areas but of! ithe nation as a\ whole, 0 eons ey v'e'n aul alee * Me ee *,° ‘e . Pes ¥ 4 4 Z, ee | 22 All that remained Calumet, I11. | ' } i —Pacific and Atlantic Photo. of vehicle after it was struck by train at : ' ’ ' Continued From Page One. on the tributa- | reforestation, etc., ithe control of floods in the Lower | Mississippi is a controverted ques- | tion. The committee came to the conclusi\: that, even if such méas- ures sho.\i prove helpful, not only | would their accomplishment quire many years, but they should | be considered as supplemental aids | 'of safety in the future control of | The 10 Republicans will have the | ¢),,4. | | the! auc Too Costly for Local Handling. “I'nfortunately. the demand for flood control, for other methods of alone of the ‘stripped the ability of the flooded . areas to pay. The history of the levee Gistricts shows that in some instances districts have taxed themselves beyond their ability to pay.. Of the 29 levee districts 'stretching from Cairo to the Gulf, many have reached their full legal tax limit. Many not only cannot increased expense tions, save at great sacrifice. between the Federal Government | and the local districts indicates | clearly a growing appreciation of ren.” | The statement is at once a con- cise outline of progressive aims)! and a summons to the progressive | Senators of both parties to make militant use of their power. “This power,” it is asserted, “ex- tends not only to the coming ses- sion of Congress but also to the presidential campaign. In both they will have an effective balance of power if they choose to use it. They can control effectively the course of legislation in the Sen- ate. They can make it @angerous, if not disastrous, for either party to nominate a reactionary candi- Six Planks in Platform. “These men in whom the Ameri- can people have confidence wil! bility. the need of sole Federal responsi- Levee districts and border- Ing states should not be called to | | pay for all or part of works that | are clearly a national responsibil- | ity. Such a principle is seldom ap- plied to harbor works, dams, or in many instances to highways, It is just as fallacious | 'to attempt to protect the heart of our country from floods by placing | the duties both financial and pro- | tective upon the bordering dis- | tricts as it would be to place the | protection of our national boundary | upon the boundary and coast! States, or to call upon the ports of our nation to stand the ex- pense of their navigation improve- | ments. “The committee has found that) the present re- | contributing an additional factor) calling for hieher | has out- | pay further sums for the greatly | required, but cannot pay their existing obliga-— “The history of the relationship | arrangement which U.S. Chamber of Commerce Report on Flood Control } upon the Federal Government and the payment of the entire cost by | | the Federal Government. plan | of administration should be cen- tralized. There should be a care- fully formed organization adapted | to carry on and comp of such proportions vested | lete @ project! with! ree | | ample power for the necessary re- | gineering, operation and | nance.” ,ing the report are: Delano, chairman, | Robert P. Lamont, Chicago; Arthur 8S. Bent, geler (Cal.; William Moline, fll.; H. C. Couch, , Bluff, Ark.; Jacob M. |Chicago; Robert R, Ellis, Memphis, Tenn.; Walker D. Hines, New York; John G. Lonsdale, St. Louis; , Daniel W. Mead, Madison; Wis.; ‘John M. Parker, New Orleans, La.: |_Leroy Percy Greenville, Miss.: Matthew S. Sloen, Alfred H. Stone, Dunleith, Miss. $1,000,000,000 FLOOD | CONTROL PLAN \MELLON LIMITS ‘search by way of preparation for! # the adoption in all matters of en-/| mainte-| # Brooklyn, and | } A 10-year flood control program | ‘calling for expenditure of $100.-| ' 000, 000 a year will be outlined, for | to | | support in the next Congress, delegates from 26 states in the con- | | vent ion here Nov. 14 and 15 of the Mississippi Valley Association. Secretary Hoover is expected to announce his plan in detail] at this ;meeting. The tentative program of ‘president, James E. Smith of St. Louis, includes: | The improvement and use of all navigable rivers of the country as'! mediunys of cheap transportation. The further improvement and | | development of the ocean and Great | Aones harbors of the country. The buildjng of dams for hydro- locks, or | the Association, as outlined by its | oP eee EF eR we es oe Be 7. s ? ve. * ST.LOUISAN AND 2 “OTHER RILLED IN s-_ BUS-TRAIN WRECK 2k Purple Swan Coach Carry- Hit at Calumet, IIl. 4 - | By the Associated Press. } a | Se | } : “souri, ag : wee others, : |}souri students, were injured today i = Members of the committee mak-/ } Frederick A. | Washington; | vice chairman, | Los An-| Butterworth, | Pine | | Dickinson, | RALPH RHOADS. TAX REDUCTION TO $225,000,000 Continued From Page One. | dously increased the Treasury sur- electric power and to aid the nav- | }igability of certain rivers. The biulding of storage basins to provide for the irirgation of arid lands. The construction of spillways, | plu ‘is no s in succeeding years. At present, no such business trend is discernible. Business is good, taking the country asa whole although it is spotty. But there steadily inoreasing volume ’ celeieaieneapnnee damametneenmemmmens anes ee GARY, Ind., Oct. 29.—A girl stu- dent from the University af Mis- | | celebrated | Co., a St. Louls youth and an unidentified man were killed and some of them Mis- when a Purpie Swan motor coach was struck by a Pennsylvania pas- senger trains .-in Calumet, III. 'The bus driver, blinded by a fog, drove the vehicle in front of the train. The bus carried about sengers, most of! them Missouri University students en route to Chicago for the Missouri-North- 20 iits way | was trailing a truck and passed it | Moss, | Rhoads, western football game and Was on from Davenport, Ia. It just as the crossing was reached. The train, railroad officials said, was traveling only an hour, smashing part of it and the rest into a concrete post. ~The bus was scheduled to reach | Chicago at 8 a. m. The dead are: Miss Marguerite | 19, Pawnee, Ok.; Ralph | 21, 3668A Shaw avenve, ~ As pas- | FE. | ing Missouri U. Students | ba | to Chicago Football Game STANDARD OIL MAN 70 BE QUESTIONED ON DUMMY FIRM Robert Stewart Was Guar- antor With Sinclair on Contract Which Netted Liberty Bonds for Fall. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.—With the completion of the story of the operations of the short-lived but Continental Trading Ltd., of Canada, special gov- ernment oil counsel will complete early next week the presentation of their case to the jury in the Teapot Dome conspiracy trial. While they have produced wit- nesses to connect Harry F. Sin- clair with the operations of that company, they have expressed scant hope of any direct evidence to show that he éver was in pos- session of the $230,500 in Liberty Bonds which the government con- tends were once held by the Con- tinental Trading Co. and subse- quently obdDtained by M. T. Ever- hart, son-in-law of Albert B. Fall, 'and used for his own benefit and | about 30 miles | for that of Fall. because of the fog. and | “ a struck the rear end of the bus, | “!¥il suits jamming | Just as was the case when the as tried at Cheyenne, Wyo., the government is wieéhout the testimony of four men thy 'have sought to elicit information | from. Everhart refused to answer a | bonds, standing on his constitution- a (al right that he did not have to St. Louis, an accountant for the bus | | company; |about 60 years old, i. Me. an unidentified man, A.” in his clothing. Among the other irmured, | to hospital in Calumet and Ham- / her ton, € souri mond, Ind., were: Miss Winifred Spencer, 19, brother, Eugene, 21, of Hous- Tex., both University of students, cut an bruised; Miss Marie Holmberg, 20, secretary ito | Hospital, | face; | Park, aes pathologist at St. Luke’s St. Louis, cut about the ra4ward Allen, driver of the bus, Collinsville, broken ribs: Barry R. Carter, 22, Ham- mond; Edware Pflug. Melrose . M. Cox, Chicago: Miss Hazel Dawson, 22, Gary, Ind. The train was stopped after it had proceeded about 100 yards and trainmen helped extricate the in- jured. The unidentfied man and Miss the » Ti ~- AE Bes 2° ~~ -s Moss died in a hospital, while |'Rhoads was killed outright. |W. Ralph Rhoads was a son of L. Rhoads. a service inspector of the American Telephone & Tele- graph Co. with offices in the Tele- phone Building. He had attended i public schools here and wag grad- uated from Cleveland High School’ such as in 1924 and 1926. Rather, | the tendency is a bit toward cau- tion and conservatism, such as is generally the case on the eve of ai ( ——— the ises to be one of the chief bones | of contention in the next revision | of taxes, with chances favoring re- | election when incumbent its not a presidential White House candidate, In view of these factors, Mellon | has advised that a cut of $250.,- the bus line 18 months and three years ago. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Marie Rhoads, two brothers, William and Harrie hoads, Rhoads. .ed Friday on the trip to Chicago. 000,000 could not be made with | as-ured safety to the Treasury. Whether this announcement, when | officially made, will have a sober- ing effect on tax reduction enthu- | made as to the effect of such peal on Treasury revenues. Latest | official figures indicate a possible | a SE a nie? peal. Effects if Tax Is Repealed. Various estimates have been | re. | with the initials | taken | | testimony and | Mis- | and a sister, Miss Fiola He had been workiMg for) epart- | answer because his evidence might tend to incriminate him. Three Important Witnesses Missing H. S. Osler, a Canadian citizen, president of the Continental com- pany, who, the government nas to show, directed the| purchase of the bonds for the Von- | tinental company is unavailable ag! a subpoena would not hold aga‘nst | iim since he is not an American citizen. He declined to giv? deposition in Canada the Cheyenne trial. The other two men who, Govern. | ment counsel contend, could the Mid-West “Refining Co. Jamés E. O'Neil, of the Prairie Oil & Gas CC» have been sojourning in They vestigation. In the absence of these witnesses, | Government counsel are undertak- | ing to show to the jury that Sin-| clair was one of those who g¢uar- | “on- | tinental with the late A. E. Hum- | anteed the contract of the phreys, an independent otl man, and that of all the men concerned | in that contract, Sinclair alone had dealings with Fall at that time, these dealings lease serve. Former Senator ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH |ABOUT TO KILL SELF AS LINER 'Continental’s performance for use at | contract with Humphreys. tell | about the Continental company in pand Stnelair. ‘its details are Harry M. former chairman of the board of | ang 2t the negotiations which led up) former president | '° the drafting of the Continental: | |Humphreys contract. Blackmer, | L'uropeé | since the early days of the oil ing | leading up to the) of the Wyoming naval re- ; Charles Ss. ': SINKS, MAN IS PUSHED INTO SEA Italian Vice Consul, Survivor of Mafalda, Says Life Was Saved. by Unidentified Person. 23 WEALTHY aISCIN — BECUTED AS 9 PERNAMBUCO, Brazil, Oct. 29. | }—Somebody pushed Eugenio Ga- bassi, Italian Vice Consul at Para- na, overboard as the Italian liner, Principessa Mafalda, was sinking and to that person the Vice Con- sul said today he owed his escape. Signor Gabassi, 56 years old, reached heré yesterday on the steamer Rosetti. Fearing the water, Gabassi mained on deck, when the Mafal- da began to list. He held a pistol to shoot himself, he asserted. When, soon after 9 o’clock, the Mafalda began’ to sink rapidly, he put the weapon to his head. Some- one came up behind him, seized the pistol and shoved him over- board. Gabassi found a piece of wreck- age to which he clung until a boat picked him up early in the morn- ing. On the wreckage with him were four women and three chi#- dren. One woman and a child, said Gabassi, were swept from the wreckage by what he believed to be a shark. Capt, Denisson of the Rosetti picked up an intercepted message from Rugby, England, telling of the Mafalda’s danger, He reached the sinking steamer just before it | He. could see little, but heard the shouts’ for help. There were no searchlights, and the rescue was carried On in total darkness. The Rosetfi patroled the spot until 8 o’'cpck in the morning, An Italian woman, Rosa Zam- brino, was found a mile or two from the wreckage. She was swim- ming, with her boy, 2 years old, close by her side. A purse was disap peared. | question as to where he got the | made up by the crew of the Ro-} With hus- setti and presented to her. the boy, she will join her band at Buenos Aires. Thomas of Colorado, who acted as counsel for Humphreys, will com- plete his story of the oil contract conferences Monday, and later the Government will call to the stand | |Robert W. Stewart, chairman of ithe board of the Standard Oil Co. ‘of Indiana, who, with Sinciair, has | 'been named as guaranteeing the, of its) Stewart was one of the witnesses ‘before the grand jury which re- turned the true Dill against Fall | Thomas said on the standard yesterday that the Stand- ' ard Oil official! had little to Bay | ; f | Former Millionaires Comme | of Conveying Milita Secrets to Great Brit me | MOSCOW, Oct. 29.—Two he | ers, “‘Viadimir and Cyril Prove, ang re- | their brother-in-law, }once rated as millionaires _ | high social connections, ahd 'them, Cyril, widely known 4 sportsman, went to their day by order of the Sovieg They were executed for pionage, in behalf of Great The Soviet Government swiftly both in the appre} and execution of those whe betray secrets of state, of the as and the navy. The trial of £ whose activities are ferréeted guy the secret police is unuseniie Pivegil Fem «° ; 7 bitte os a8. Ay. . cluded with ail speed, an@> is lost in carrying out the of the court. The three men executed 1 were sentenced on Monday, Prove, weeping bitterly, berged | oe mercy. Viadimir, his brother, & as best he might to hold up his drooping shoulders, when the head of the military tribunal of the Su. | preme Court ended alt hope ef @ oo peal by declaring that the sentence wouhl strand. = The case had been appeated, tae” it, declining to grant the convicted men, who had to benefit by amnesty whith ¥ come into effect next week the commencement of the anniversary until the last minute, but thelp, forts failed, the executive that the offense was among dence, thus hoping their lives be spared, and Korepanoff | that he was not aware of © | “espionage character” of cueing put to him by Edward Charo ‘first secretary of the British Big — sion at Moscow. Korepanerg was | counsel to the War Commissariat, but transacted mainly civil matter ‘and he declared he knew —— | 20 Burned in Powder ex Exploden, JOHNSTOWN, Pa. Oct Twenty men were burned, one site > ‘ously, in a powder explosion int Knickerbocker Coal "Co.'s Ne i | mine at Hooversville today. —— vestigating markets. large growing concern. é CHEMICAL SALESMAN Active, intelligent young man with experienig’ in heavy chemicals sales work and capable of in- Man with executive a could work his way into excellent position Our present employees , know of this advertisement. Correspondence con sidered confidential. Work will require residence in the South. Reply W-334, Post-Dispatch. ~ Co gswell Che a irs i tet PLAN | Group of Lawyers and | MEANS OF CHECKING | Fund of $75,000 to Be » Jeaders in social work, a campaign the all Russian executive bine vik . celebration of - founding of the Soviet Republig, AL torneys of the men held out hops . five years a fun gravest of all offenses against the @ Soviet Government. : ee | The brothers turned state's @h | — mae? wy en cw a -s Pas . & “ supply him with adequate repre- ’ sentation in court and, throvcgh * social, philanthropic and charitable ' agencies already existing. to reha- “and thus save him, if possib?+, from FOR ST. LOU: Other Citizens to Inter - cede for Poor Persons Ac- cused of Crimes. | CRIMINAL CAREERS Sought to Establish and) Maintain the Work for Period of Five Years. . With the support of lawyers and to establish in St. Louis a legal gid plan, under which competent legal services will be supplied free to accused persons who are unable to employ an attorney, will be tn-}— tituted at an early date by the Voluntary Defenders’ Association. a recently formed organization of which E. M. Grossman, former at- torney for the Board of Education, is president. For establishment and mainte- nance of the work for a pertod of of $75,000 will be sought. After a five-year pe- riod of demonstration, it ts be- lieved, other and more permanent ways of financing will be found. Solicitation of funds will begin fol- lowing the present drive of the Community Fund. The Voluntary Defender plan, which takes as its motio, “Justice for the Poor,” already has been in successful operation for several years in numerous other large cit- ies and throughout the entire State of Connecticut. Los Angeles Coun- ty. California, has employed the system for 13 years, New York for 10 years, Chicago for six, and Mem- phis, Milwaukee, Omaha, Portland, Ore.. Columbus, O., and Richmond, Va., for varying periods. Counnec- ticut adopted ft by legislative en- actment 10 years ago. : Purpose of Defender Plan. According to a statement by the local association, ‘the primary pur- pose of the defender plan is fo come to the aid of the casual in- digent offender against the law to bilitate hirh into good citizenship a criminal career. Particularly it endeavors to give protection to per- sons innocent of offenses of which they are accused, but who are with- out means to obtain the necessary evidence of innocence. The defender plan is operated in a different manner im @ifferent nesiine owing to varying conditions In St. Louis, however, the inten- tion is to organize a corps of de- fenders from among the leading at- torneys of the city, who will volun- Pr e20: es Zz o - ~ re I Be MSE REE . - x . P eat) . oo Ins t ee . q i. ‘7 7 av ¢ ate a % : Bt *: nay 2 ’ Fh f ° A ‘ad * teer their services without pay for a period of five years, . money is supplied for overhead of- fice expenses and the employment of needed assistants, such as & trained executive director and in- _Vestigators. For this it is believed “a fund of $75,000 will suffice un- til the value of the plan will have been so thoroughly that its financial support will be taken off the hands of the assocta- tion. In all places other than New York and Chicago the lawyers working under the public defend- er plan are paid for their services out of the public treasury. In “Connecticut each county pays its own defender. In New York City, however, two lawyers give their full time and are paid salaries by the Voluntary Defenders Commit- tee. which is a branch of the Legal Aid Bureau. In Chicago, the de- fender organization has an endow- ment of $200,000. It is declared by those interested in the movement that the defender. Plan has been a success wherever tried. and that rather than con- flicting with or duplicating the work of prosecutors’ offices or legal aid bureaus, the — which are performing services aid officials have machinery bint Siasts in Congress is yet to be seen. | one of about | sition ater Indications are that Congress wil! | *T°™ that source. That uy ote. follow precedent, however, and pre- | however, does not represent the scribe a larger cut than the Treas- ae in mar one year, but the ury recommends. maximum claim of the Govern- ment, which, i perhaps hundreds | _ Corporation Rate Cut. |of cases may be upset by the courts | The proposed reduction in the! or otherwise. Long’ periods are | corporation rate to 12 per cent is| permissible for the payment of not sO large as Mellon personally 'this tax. Indeed, the ‘Treasory would like to recommend, accord-| may extend the period of pay- | ing to reliable report, but is as ments up to 5 years after making | ;much as the prospective state of tn. levy. or about 6% years after the Treasury will permit. In| the death of ‘he person leaving the round figures it would amount to| estate. This mav be further ex- tween $125,009,000 and $150,-/ tended by 5 or 6 years, if.tied up 000,000 but this would be les ia be lessened in the courts. |somewhat by the application’ of The immediate effect of- repeal the new plan of taxation to small | of the estate tax probably would clude: “Il—Honesty in government. “t—Clean elections and an ef- fective corrupt practices act. “3—Equality of agriculture with |- industry, banking and commerce. “4—Public development and op- eration of Muscle Shoals and Boulder Dam. “5—+The Norris amendment abolish ‘lame duck’ sessions In F rieze, Mohair, Tapestry and Velour Coverings, Large Assortment, Values ath GAGS. hescc ck calls for local contributions ana | Were needed, for the control of maintenance, results in added re- | ‘loods. sponsibilities, and is destructive of, The building of storage basins to success in .planning, constructing | ‘ection against floods upon all riv- and maintaining the works neces. | °™ Where such protection is nec- Sary for flood control. essary in the judgment of the board Financing the Work. of the United States Army Engi- “That any plan of flood protec. | 2®°Ts. tion may be carried forward in the The reclamation of swamp areas most economic and efficient man- | #"4 the use of such nonproductive | Congress. ner, the rate at which appropria- ane for agricultural purposes, | “6—Early and effective control tions may be expected must be | [S, game and wiid life preserves. oP tiebe waters on fins aateidineeeen | definite. The first years of carry- Distribution of Power. River and its tributaries. Pp’; ing into effect the project finally} The building of reservoirs to | They will force the unseat! ft adopted will naturally call for; Hold backgthe flow of surplus wa- | Vare and Smith, turn the | nak ee aan Chan in the inter years |‘ers until needed for any purpose | light on the meeeuna fis ; ami -|when the organization has been | 0d especially to prevent floods. public utilities, and cal! wh ho fully perfected. Statements have) The reforestation of denuded | betration to an sintbdbtne berger been made that enormous sums of | forest areas to make provision for | | corporations. be a lessening of from $25.000.000 imperialistic adventures in Nicara- i od will be required immediate. | | the necessary tifnber supply for | Repeal of the Federal Estate to $50 000 000 in Peters! tev | es. | gua and other Latin-American y to deal with this project. our future needs. | Tax has been advocated by admin-_| | — enues. countries, iskisetatenee ws oil pe yo Emagen of hydro-electric | istration leaders for several years. Read Carry require ut ergy to be economically distrib-| This particular tax, however. “If this wcieeaces. iS eae Tes ‘Sheet. Necenenrily be uted to the numerous industries, warmly advocated by eahaiecen | the next session of Congress. spread over a period of years. and | now and hereafter to be located tn | Green of the Ways and Means Com- i any of hte maior omen certainly the amounts required for | the Mississippi Valley. | mittee and Minority Leader Gar- vetoed by the President. these construction during the next year| Among the speakers on the pro- ner on the committee, as well as Progressives will carry the fight one swe wilt in no way cast a bur- (Sram are Herbert Hoover, Secre-' by many members of both houses. into the presidential aeienines ver 4 H- upon the Treasury or interfere | tary of Commerce; Dwight F. Da-/ It is as hotly opposed by most of into the conventions of both th fctea” Government of fiscal pol- | vis. Secretary of War; Gen. John/the states which desire to have € | icies. od. ee United atee Senators | that field left to them. Jt prom- deserve and will have the moral | problem for the solution of which | | General Bdger reer chief O e ‘the support of ever | ¥ patriotic right- 'the Federal Government must as- P™Sineering Corps of the Unitea The re-enacting of an artist’s playing on thinking American, regardless of : Ss Sal > party. The cld party labels have | (‘Sume sole responsibility and pay Lindbergh. and Col. Charles A. the Ampico differs from that of the liv- ing pianist only in that in one case the lost their meaning and the voters | '@* entire cost, the project itself | LEAPS 18 STORIES TO DEATH artist is actually present, and in the other in every section of the country are must be definitely conceived and | | Woman Patient Jumps From Win- he is not at the keyboard; the perform- ances, however, are identical. iage® £ s \ - TT FOTO TOC TOOT + -< SrraEETEL 7. . . i 4 to of 2 $ 7p he ioe, Tee ‘ af & Sd wee by ou betes Wes 2 xe bh ge ae + aoe - Foire aT. . oe: - Esty Eye 2. ae } é & P, Bo These Chairs are built-§ in our own factory, § sold direct to you, sav~ ing the middleman’s @ profit. They are high BP back, with soft Nach- man spring cushion § seats, solid walnut carved legs and fringes : as shown. ee ay “a b ae APART OT) ee es ’ oe FUSE BUE : ; * - i do GS aw (8 ¥ (5. ae ue eR MANUFACTURER of ‘machined and stamped metal products has need of a2 competent office and sales manager. Must be able to invest. Can be officer in com- pany. This is an opportunity for the right party. Box W-340, Post-Dispatch. in \\ A or Wa, ia are Oe Und.) TOMO Here Is an Ideal {| Gift for Christmas | Special Low Credit Terms neither the prosecutors nor NE — met om SOUL tors, Judges of-.criminal courts and legal aid -offi.ials work in close learning to know the men on/|* 2?8't from all other domestie | whom they can rely. The spirit | Problems. It must be singled out of independence is growing and and the solution considered and dow of Detroit Doctor’s Office may yet upset the cold-blooded financed free from any relation-| By the Asenciated Prees calculations of Coolidge. Mellon ship with other national or local DETROIT, Mich.. becca Herstein, 47 old. leaped from the wind uw of a ph Oct. years 29.—Re . . and all their political and financia! —— This nation built the | advisers.” anama Canal under just such cir. | cumstances, and in some réspects | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH this project is a more {mportant/ S!cian’s office on the twenty-second | One than building the canal. fleor of the Eaton Tower here to- Founded by JOSEPR PULITZER Pinawnd = vache OM TOO “The problem of flood control in| @@Y. falling to her death on the | the Mississippi River must not be! T¢of of a four-story building. | eee ert with any local condi-| With her brother, Solomon. tions or limitations, financial, phy- had visited the office for | | sical or political. Neither should} Mefft for a nervous disorder. it be tied tn with internal develop- eee " ee she . P (reat. Ask About Our Stewart-W arner Radio | Christmas Club $1 Enrolls You SP RAITT | ments elsewhere within the coun- try. The control of the Mississip- pi River floods is now more than ever before, our greatest domestic problem. Legislation should dea! with it singly and free from other projects. Shean == ES. ~~ FUPP?NIT! Re COATPIiN»S y615-17-19-21 MANNE NE BROS) | The K:abe Is the Official Piano f the Metropolitan Opera House Convenient Terms Pianos in Exchange LEHMAN PIANO CO. 1101 OLIVE ST. Open Every Evening Until © O'Clock ePimar Kiva FLO ORO ry ane ye F ; one "CP Pee eae one +e eeeeeee TP Oe Pe eee order,” capeces maner OPEN EVERY EVENING “| UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK “= eo _ PG as as \hr@\ Tye We@\ivelivertye Te Terve\ve! valle tre Tet sole responsibility for constructing the tived-control works ba piaced |

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ER ) SEA $9. Ga- | Para- liner, iking Con- Ape. old, the re- fal- pistol erted. the y, he some- pized over- reck- boat morn- him chil- child, m the to Osetti sage e of ached Ofe it little, help. and total oled the Zam- r two Swim- 6 old, was e Ro- With hus- © say) 4 nental« | Knickerbocker Coal ed u 3 WEALTHY ISSN ping _ Se “a ~~ “ EXOUTED AS Spgs ul F FOR SI. LOUD ; | Former Millionaires Convicteq of Conveying Military secrets to Great Britain. MOSCOW, Oct. 29.—Two broth. ,ers, Vladimir and Cyril Prove, and their brother-in-law, Korepanotr once rated ag millionaires, with high social connections, and One of them, Cyril, widely known as sportsman, went to their death to. day by order of the Soviet court, They were executed for alleged eg. pionage, in behalf of Great Britain The Soviet Government moves swiftiv both in the apprehension and execution of those who would betray secrets of state, of the army and the navy. The trial of those whose activities are ferreted out by the secret police is unusually con. is lost in carrying out the sentence of the court. , Fhe three men executed today were sentenced on Monday. Cyrij Prove, weeping bitterly, begged for mercy. Viadimir, his brother, trieq as best he might to hold up his drooping shoulders, when the heaq of the military tribunal of the sy. preme Court ended ali hope of ap- peal by declaring that the death sentence wouhl grand. The case had been appealed, but the all Russian executive rejected it, declining to grant clemency to the convicted men, who had hoped to benefit by amnesty which will come into effect next week with the commencement of the tenth anniversary cclebration of the founding of the Soviet Republic. At. torneys of the men held out hope until the last minute, but their, ef. forts failed, the executive ruling that the offense was among the gravest of all offenses against the Soviet Government. — The brothefs,turned state’s evi. dence, thus hoping their lives would be spared, and Korepanoff pleadea that he was not aware of the “espionage ehd@racter’” of questions put to him Bye Edward Charnock, first sec Y¥Or the British Mis- sion at Moscow. Korepanotf was counsel to the War Commissariat, but transacted mainly civil matters, and he declared he knew few mili- lary secrets. 20 Burned in Powder Explosion. JOHNSTOWN, Pa., Oct. 29.— Twenty men were burned, one seri- ously, in a powder explosion in the Co.'s No. 1 mine at Hooversville today. young man with experience sales work and capable of in- ; Man with executive ability y into excellent position with Be . = te ~ Work will require residence ly W-334, Post-Dispatch. WANTED Our present employees nt. Correspondence con- ‘sen fee teeerece Seeseeeceaecenaeeers v* eeee aos. om 4 ——— These Chairs are built in our own factory, sold direct to you, sav- Ing the middleman’s profit. They are high back, with soft Nach- man spring seats, solid walnut carved legs and fringed as shown. | Y ) prewcs "Af rUf2} C OAT PIN) 17-19 ‘Te\E rere \iie\Tra\tve\trexty Se eeieieeetecee, —a - @ ° ro ie ~ Me & text Ter Ly — TYaXt av TYa\ Wer varie - 1@\cTa\hYe\ Bex vevhy oe Vela cushion a } we x VE aX ts ¥ a Tei erin ' _ Here Is an Ideal Gift for Christmas Special Low Credit Terms Y TYet ” e \ ater van revhevty e\. ty -_ \Wartray NR ya\ivext, ; Delmar Kiva 4 \e'@ Bay treey : * ye” SED a es ¥ ed ‘ SERS \ ae +> . ae a -- . on * Ay Sad -7 7 > e ? “ ¢ 5 - Y gad : Se 8 . 3 . t xy : > Vd ra . cluded with all speed, ana no time * m@ Working under the public defend- —. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH DER PLAN GAL AID SOON of Lawyers and S OF CHECKING CRIMINAL CAREERS “Fusd of $75,000 to Be © Sought to Establish and |- Maintain the Work for § Period of Five Years. te a bt Pe: With the support of lawyers and » jeaders in social work, a campaign to establish in St. Louis a legal sid plan, under which competent Jegal services will be supplied free *% accused persons who are unable ' ¢ employ an attorney, will be in- . tituted at an early date by the -Yoluntary Defenders’ Association. *g recently formed organization of ' which E. M. Grossman, former at- -torney for the Board of Education, *4s president. For establishment and _pance of the work for a period of , five years a fund of $75,000 will “pe sought. After a five-year pe- “siod of demonstration, it is be- | fieved, other and more permanent f ways of financing® will be found. "*$olicitation of funds will begin fol- towing the present drive of th ~ Community Fund. «= The Voluntary Defender -which takes as its motio, “Justice for the Poor,” already has been in _guccessful operation for _ several years in numerous other large cit- jes and throughout the entire State '- ef Connecticut. Los Angeles Coun- ty, California, has employed the system for 13 years, New York for 10 years, Chicago for six, and Mem- _~ phis, Milwaukee, Omaha, Portland, + Ore. Columbus, O., and Richmond, a Va., for vdrying periods. Cunnec- | ticut adopted it by legislative en- 7 actment 10 years ago. | Purpose of Defender Plan. | According to a statement by the * local association, ‘the primary pur- _; Pose of the defender plan is to | ome to the aid of the casual, in- + Gigent offender against the law to | supply him with adequate repre- |; entation in court and, throvsh * social, philanthropic and charitable e| agencies already existing. to recha- _, bilitate him into good citizenship | and thus save him, if possib!», from ea criminal career. Particularly it | (endeavors to give protection to per- ‘fens innocent of offenses of which | ,emey are accused, but who are with- Peput means to obtain the necessary evidence of innocence. © The defender plan is operated in mainte- plan, a SUNDAY MORNING, How Washin gton Memorial Will Look When Finished N artist’s sketch of impressive Masonic order are building at? Alexandria, Va. has been completed and the remainder is expected to be finished in the next five years. structure which members of the The first story —a RECEIVER ASKED FOR BREWERIES COMPANY Preferred Stockholder Sues to) Prevent Mortgage Holders From Foreclosing. Suit for a receiver for the Inde- pendent Breweries Co. was filed in Federal Court yesterday by a pre- | ferred stockholder, in an effort to prevent mortgage -holders from foreclosing on the properties. * The company operated the fol- lowing breweries: Gast, Columbia, National, Empire, American and Central. Organized in 1907 and refinanced | in 1913, the company prospered until June 6, 1920, when the Unit- ed States Supreme Court sustafned | the national prohibition act. At that time, the company had cash | assets of $1,000,000, consisting of | Liberty bonds and money in bank. The assets have steadily dwindled since then until only $25,000 re- mains, according to the petition for receivership filed by Florence E. Buder,. preferred stockholder. The petition states the majority of general mortgage holders on Oct. 18 instructed the American Trust Co., trustee, to institute fore- closure proceedings, because of } different manner in different Places, owing to varying conditions. | ‘In St. Louis, however, the inten- | Won is to organize a corps of de- ) tenders from among the leading at- Pe torneys of the city, who will volun- ‘i teer their services without pay for ™® period of five years, provided an mey is supplied for overhead of- _ »éice expenses and the employment ef needed assistants, such as a _ rained executive director and in- pmengely For this it is believed | (& fund of $75,000 will suffice un- _ fil the value of the plan will have | “been so thoroughly demonstrated “that its financial support will be _ -taken off the hands of the associa- | | ton. ; ¢ In all places other than New | "York and Chicago the lawyers | r plan are paid for their services ' Sut of the public treasury. In ~ Connecticut each county pays its | (©wn defender. In New York City, | however, two lawyers give their | (full time and are paid salaries by . rvthe Voluntary Defenders Commit- | “tee, which is a branch of the Legal f Ald Bureau. In Chicago, the de- ' “fender organization has an endow- {ment of $200,000. | + It is declared by those interested & in the movement that the defender ey Plan has been a success wherever -* tried,-and that rather than con- is sflicting with or duplicating the ' ‘Work of prosecutors’ offices or | legal aid bureaus, the defenders ‘are performing services which _ Reither the prosecutors nor legal 7@l4 officials have machinery to orm. In all instances where Be Pi. ‘ & : is asserted, defenders. prosecu- Judges of criminal courts anc aid -offi-ials work in close xz ©0-0peration. » _ The three vice presidents of the _ & Louis organization are Chan- a r Herbert S. Hadley of Wash- eS University, Alphonse G. Ln e, dean of the St. Louis Uni- Sersity Law Schoo! and Irvin Bett- Mann, president of the Bettmann- _ Kleinhauses Clothing Co. Henry H. , president of the American 3 Co., is treasurer and Ethan* -& H. Shepley is secretary. The bers of the Board of Directors are, Charles Nagel, Thomas N. Dy- Sart, Tyrreli Williams, Rhodes E. ave, Mrs. George Gellhorn,. the . Alphonse M. Schwitalla, S. J. William Scarlett, Harold M. Lon O. Hocker, Alvin D. $359.219,60 interest defaulted on bonds totaling $1,966,220. 'of Edenborn. ‘ADMIRAL J, M. HELM DEAD MRS, MEIER DISMISSES SUIT AGAINST EDENBORN HEIRS Will Press Claim for Share of Late Millionaire’s Estate in Fed- eral Court. Mrs. Sophie L. Meier, farmer's wife of Gumbo, St. Louis County, yesterday dismissed her suit, pend- ing before Circuit Judge Hall, for a share in St. Louis real estate left by William Edenborn, multi- millionaire railroad owner and former St. Louisan, who died in May, 1926 at Shreveport, La. The suit involved Mrs. Meier’s Claim that she was the daughter A similar suit, in which Edenborn’s nephews and nieces are opposing her claim to a half share of Edenborn’s mil- lions, is pending in Federal Court. Mrs. Meier’s attorneys announced they intend to press this claim, and will apply tomorrow for a jury to try the issues. Ilinoisan Had Distinguished Rec- ord in War With Spain. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.—Rear Admiral James Meredith Helm, re- tired, is dead here of heart disease. He was stricken yesterday, after a visit to his wife, who is ill in a sanitarium. Because of Mrs. Helm’s illness, she was not told of SO05,5/9 GIVEN Sum Is Less Than Half Tat ‘| goal set for the week, which was COMMUNITY FUND IN FIRST WEEK Sought in 14 Days’ Cam- paign to Aid 50 Charity Orxganizations. With one week of their fort- night’s campaign ended, Commun- ity Fund workers yesterday re- ported a collection total of $860.- 579, about $120,000 short of the one-half of the entire amount to be raised—$1,850,000. The collection of 57 per cent of the total will be the task of the final week of the drive, the first week having yielded only 43 per cent of the. amount required by 50 social welfare and charitable agencies in the city and county. The fund workers were urged yesterday to continue their’ ef- forts, at the report meeting at Hotel Statler. Whole Year to Pay. Erastus Wells, chairman of the Community Fund, reminded sub- | scribers in a statement that dona- | tions to the fund do not have to be made in cash but can be stretched over the entire year, re- mittances being made quarterly. More new subscribers, said Wells, have been reported this year than in any previous. Reports read at the meeting showed that St. Louis had been outdistanced by three other cities holding their Community Fund. drives at the same time. Wichita, Kas., has raised 60 per cent of its quota in the first of a two weeks’ campaign, Kansas City has gath- ered 54 per cent of its quota, and Omaha, Neb., 48 per cent. The goal @f the campaigns in these cities is less than in St. Louis. $20,000 Subscription. largest contributor to the | The fund yesterday was the estate of the jate John T. Davis, with a gift of $20,000. Charles Rebstock was listed with a contribution of $10, 000. Other contributions, ranging between $6000 and $1000 were: $6000—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiggins. $5000—Mrs. Sarah L. G. Wilson. $4000—Mr. and Mrs. William H. Danforth, Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Faust, Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Wells. | $3000—Mr. and Mrs. L. Ray Car- | ter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Watts. $2500—Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fristoe, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pul- itzer, Graham Paper Co., Pulitzer Publishing Co. (Post-Dispatch) and Missouri Portland Cement Co. $2400—Mr. and Mrs. Wallace D. Simmons. $2300—Woodward Printing Co. & Tiernan Mrs. J. Herndon Smith, St. Louis Union Trust Co., Mr. and Mrs. El- zey G. Burkham, Mr. and Mrs. George O. Curpenter, A. Leschen & Sons Ror: Co. $1500—William E. Guy, Mr. and Mrs. Bert H. Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Warren F. McElroy. Mr. and Mrs. Woodson K. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. FORMER BANKERS William H. Beckman and J. $2000—Milton J. Moore, Mr. and | OCTOBER 30, 1927 [Bus Drivers G ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Passengers Wait 6 Hours . PAGE 3 o to Jail; DICTED BY JURY FOR $16,000 LOS Kansas After Long Delay at St. Charles, 26 Persons In Two Carriers Continue Trip to City. Twenty-six bus passengers bound for Kansas City lost their tempers but not their appetites yesterday when they found them- selves stranded in St. Charles be- cause their two bus drivers were in jail. They had climbed on the busses in good faith after having paid what was said to be a $4 fare, and therefore were surprised when Sheriff Grothe interrupted their journey with a pair of warrants. The warrants charged bus opera- tion without proper authority from the Public Service Commission, and were issued on affidavits sworn by Hugh Currie, said to be a rep- resentative of the Yellowway Bus Co., a rival concern. “If I weren't a lady,” one wom- an passenger observed, “I'd just give that fellow my umbrella be- tween the ribs. The idea of stop- ping a bus after people have bought their tickets!” ' Many Low on Funds. The ha!t in St. Charles that be- gan with surprise on the part of the passengers was followed by exasperation, anger, cynicism, des- peration and particularly hunger. Half of them undertook the jour- ney with virtually no money apart from bus fare. They expected to be met by relatives at the end of their journey, they said. The busses were halted at 10 o'clock. About an hour later, the drivers had their hearing in court —one being fined $50 and costs and the other placed under $500 bond to appear for a hearing Tues- day. But the hearing didn’t do the customers any good. Both drivers! customers any good. A Deputy C. Wetzel of Alhambra, Ill., Give $10,000 Bonds When Arraigned. William H. ‘Beckman ana J. € Wetzel, former president and cash- ler, respectively, of the Citizens’ State Bank of Alhambra, IIl., which was closed last May, have been in- dicted for embezzlement. The in- dictments were voted Thursday by the Madison County grand jury, and Suppressed until yesterday, when Beckman and Wetzel appeared at the Sheriff's office at Edwardsville. Each furnished $10,000 bond. Embezzl¢ment of $16,000 from the bank #6 charged to Becknian in the indictments. Wetzel is charged with b@ing an accessory. It is un- derstood the State does not contend Wetzel received any of the money, but that he had knowledge funds were being embezzled and did nothing. No date for trial of the defend- ants has been set. It is not known whether the cases will be called at the present term of court. Beck- man and Wetzel made no. state- ments yesterday. Audits following the close of the banks indicated Beckman was short $16,000 in his accounts with the bank, also $15,000 as treasurer of the Alhambra Township schools and about $2000 as treasurer of the Alhambra Telephone Co. It was announced the bank’s depositors would lose nothing, as the bank’s $6000 surplus and Beckman’s $10,- Sheriff, with folded arms, kept an eagle eye on the two busses. about 12:30 p. m. Tempers were boisterous by 1 o'clock. six passengers, saying definitely unmentionable things about busses as ineans of transpertation, decid- ed to get their baggage and travel by train. fused to yield the baggage. senger drew up a petition, seeking the attachment of payment of the fares which had not been refunded. When the Sher- iff presented the hurriedly made- up attachment, the baggage was re- leased was at this time also that a rep- resentative of one of the operators of the busses put in an appearance and promised early relief. lief got there at 4 o'clock. found a group of weary, unsociable passengers, mentioned Mr. Currie frequently. cense. the wildcatters, but me Tempers began to show strain By 1:30 But the bus drivers re- ‘Thereupon an. enterprising pas- the busses for by the two drivers. It The re- Passengers Tired and Hungry. When the relief bus arrived, it hungry, and they “Don't blame me,” Currie said. “They’re operating without a li- We've been licensed by the Blame Public Service Commission. blame don’t F. Bell, one of the drivérs paid his $50 fine. William Lane, the oth- er, raised his $500 bond last noght and returned to St. Louis. Lane said his company operates busses between Detroit and Chicago anc has an application filed with the Missouri Public Service Commis- sion. Bell said heewas bound for the coast and thought he, would just carry some people along to pay expenses. 000 gurety bond would cover the $16,080 shortage. The bank’s as- sets have been taken over by a bank at Highland, Il. MAN DIES DICTATING AT DESK NEW YORK, Oct. 29.—Harry Rascovar, vice president of Albert Frank & Co., which handles ad- vertising for J. P. Morgan & Co., and other large financial {nterests, died today just as his elder brother died two years ago, dictating a let- ter at his desk. When Albert Rascovar, also an officer of the advertising firm, died at his work from a heart attack, Harry Rascovar was so affected that associates said he never en- tirely recovered. Today a similar heart attack brought death to him. Rascovar in his earlier days was associated with the gathering of waterfront news. He was a foun- der of the Friars’ Club and a di- JOHN J. MITCHELL AND WIFE KILLED WHEN AUTO UPSETS Continued From Page One. loans were to be made unless cov- ered by full collateral. On one occasion it is related that P. D. Armour sent to the bank from the floor of the Stock Ex- change a hurry call for a loan of $100,000, but the young bank pres- ident sent back word that he could not recognize Armour’s request without sufficient guarantee for the loan. The transaction finally was consummated on Mitchell’s terms and his determination to stick to the bank’s rule made a firm friend of Armour, GIRL’S BODY FOUND IN BOX CAR Special to the Post-Dispatch. “CHICAGO, Oct. 29.—Hidden un- der papers in a box car in the Santa Fe railroad yards, the body of a 4-year-old girl was found today by car inspectors. She was identified ed missing Wednesday, The girl’s left arm was broken at the shoulder and was almost wrenched from the socket. One rib cut and bruised. She had been as Marie Soriano, who was report- had been broken and her face was gagged with her clothing. Manuel HAS THREE 18S, LNES ON A NICKEL A DAY Youth Carries Thrift to Exe tremes and Is Arrested as Vagrant. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK CITY, Oct. 29.— James Moore, a 19-year-old cement worker arrested for vagrancy, is conceded by social welfare agencies here to have broken all official and unofficial records for thrift. He held down three jobs, got bis cloth- ing at welfare agencies and sub- sisted on an overhead of five cents a day. Moore was arrested after being found asleep on a bench in a sub- way station. His soiled and shab- by clothing at first™led police to think he was a confirmed enemy of toil, But he objected to being classed as a hobo and unfolded the amazing story of his ingrained habit of saving. He admitted that he made $35 a week as a cement worker. But he couldn’t bring himself to the point of spending a quarter or so for breakfast and 50 cents or more for dinner. Consequently he lined up a few restaurants where he could swab the floors after work and col- lect a good dinner in return. If he worked overtime, he could come back the next morning for break- fast. At noon, when the other workmen were lunching from their boxes, Moore just filled up on water. He saved room rent by sleeping on benches in gubway stations. At first he slept in the parks, but the nights got cold so he began pay- ing his way—5 cents for a ride and a bed. The stations were not so clean as they might have been, he admitted, but he could always get when he went to work. Moore got his clothing at wel- fare agencies and wore it as iong a&S it. held together. He admitted having $250 in sav- ings in one bank and $400 in an- other. The thrifty tad answered all the questions of the detectives straight-forwardly and good-hu- moredly. but he lost his temper when he found they planned to keep him in jail over Sunday. “You can’t do that,” he said. “I make good money caddying out at the Van Cortlandt links on Sunday. You can’t do that. And I've got to be at my job every week day.” you Scotch?” “Certainly,” Moore said. “What rested. Melgoza, 19-year-old, has beea ar- did you think I was?” Easy Terms city. The Illinois Trust prospered un- der the guidance of Mitchell. He retired from the active leadership of the bank in 1919. Four years later it was merged with the Mer- chants’ Loan and Trust Go. and the Corn Exchange National Bank un- der the name of the Illinois Mer- chants’ Trust Co. This merger made the new bank the second in Illinois, and. Mitchell was called from retirement to become its head. rector in several financial institu- tions. | Boy Accidentally Kills Brother. By the Associated Press og KIRKSVILLE, Mo., Oct. Merle Clevenger, 11 years old, was accidentally shot and killed today by his brother, Earl, 14, when the boys were hunting near Novinger, west of here. The shooting was due to the premature discharge of a shotgun. her husband's death. Admiral Helm was born at Gray- ville, Ill., and was graduated from the Naval Academy in 1875. He tinguished himself during the war In behalf of preferred’ stock- holders, the plaintiff alleges their equity in the company’s property, not subject to the mortgages, would be imperiled by foreclosure. There is outstanding $2,261,260 of first preferred stock, $1,425,543 of with Spain. No Discrimination at Tomb. the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.—Fre- quent requests that the War De- partment arrange to keep fresh By °. second preferred and $948,126 common. The company, which produced 6 ),000 barrels of lager beer, which one of its prosperous years, 1916, and other soft drinks and should show a profit for 1927, the peti- tion says, as the company hae re- duced expenses by concentrating all. operations at the American Brewery. ; A. W. Shaw to Address Ad Club. A. W. Shaw, chairman of the board of the A. W. Shaw Publishing Co., Chicago, will address the Ad- vertising Club at luncheon Tuesday at Hotel Statler on “This Thing Called Business.” sold for more than $4,600,000, in | is now making sodas, ginger ale | {flowers at all times on the tomb |of the Unknown Soldier in Arling- ton Cemetery have brought out the fact that the Department has been | unable to devise a plan that would /not be an injustice to the other un- 'known dead in nearly all the Na- ‘tional cemeteries. The Depart- ment takes the position that oth- er tombs must not be discriminat- ‘ed against in favor of that of the Unknown Soldier of the World War, although it welcomes utes on the Arlington tomb by in- dividuals and patriotic organiza- tions. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT GOITRE NOT Milwaukee Doctor Makes Remarkable Discovery. scientific research that goitre is not a disease and is not to be treat- ed as such. Dr. A. A. Rock, Dept. 308, Box 737, Milwaukee, Wis., a prominent goitre specialist for over 24 years, has perfected a different method of treatment for his pa- successful, This same method, fs now being used for a home treat- ment of goitre cases all over the country with astonishing restlts. The Doctor states that goitre is a condition which grows worse with neglect and recommends imme- diate attention no matter how small the growth oon =. He trong! opposes ne ess opera- sia. ‘Dr. "Rock is the author of a book that telis in a simple way ‘about treating goitre at home. 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Alfred Fairbank, chairman of the campaign, pointed out yester- | meeting that | |day at the report many persons apparently did not understand that their contribu- tions, though collected by one or- ganization, nevertheless were dis- tributed among 50 or more organ- izations of which none will appeal for additional funds later. Be amount would be reached. ‘vocation at the meeting. | Motormen and conductors of the ‘Grand avenue, Lee and Bellefon- taine lines have increased 'erage per man being $4 where it | was $1.35 last year. The same ‘average is true of employes of the | Missouri Electric line from _ St. | Charlies to Weliston. Employes of | the Missouri Pacific R. R. tines in | given $10,721.03, | | | which is 65 per cent of the road's | St Louis have | quota, and much in excess of the 'amount subscribed last year. Brooke Johns will entertain the fund workers at their noon meet- ing tomorrow. Girl, 14, Missing 10 days. Sperial to the Post-Dispatch. PANA, Ill, Oct. 29.—John Mc- Mahan of Pana has appealed authorities of Illinois and adjoin- tng states to search for his 14-year- old daughter, Hattie, who disap- peared from her home here 10 days ago. Her girl associates profess to know nothing of her whereabouts. a M fg. David C. | Biggs, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Langen- | Mrs. Tom Murphy, Oreon E. | $1100—Mr. and Mrs. Chase Ul- | Consoli- | Edwin T. | Mark | C. Steinberg & Co., G. H. Walker | & Co., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Cal- | Stanard- | Anderson- | 'Stocke-Buerman Realty Co., Thom- | emphasized the difficulty ahead of | the workers in their second week | but expressed confidence the goal | Monsignor J. J. Tannrath of the | St. Louis Cathedral, gave the in- | their gifts largely over last year, the av- | to | ee CA } ee | A Pokorny \ Fireside Chair This intriguing Chair is of the same high-class materials and construction that have given Pokorny Furniture preference by people who know good furniture. 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PAGE 4 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ Tw o Former Cops Named Gerdes. Jchn B. Gerdes of 3418 North Eleventh street, a former motor- PRESIDENT CALLES SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 ___ To Ilustrate Wagner Opera, Miss Alice Pettingill and Miss Elizabeth Morse will entertain at the Toy Theater, 455 Nosth Boyle “The Rhinegold,” the first of the eycle of Richard Wagner's “Nieb- lungen Ring.” The recital will be attractively illustrated with special- _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH cycle pdliceman, has asked the Post-Dispatch to direct attention that it was his coasin, Herman I. Gerdes of 1908 Cherokee street, a former policeman, who was fined $1300 in Police Court last Thursday for disturbing his wife’s peace and resisting arrest. John Gerdes says the confusion caused by their surnames has kept him busy with explanations. . 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Associated Press. : MEXICO CIfy, Oct. 29.— a Oe on Dwight W. Morrow, the newly ap- pointed American Ambassador, to- day met President Calles of Mex- ico for the first time in an official capacity. The Ambassador pre- sented his credentials at noon. Both expressed a hope for friendly re- lations between Mexico and the United States and a mutually agreeable solution of their prob- lems, In formal words, the Am- bassador indicated the desire on the part of the United States for a satisfactory settlement of prob- lems which have arisen beween the two governments, and President Calles in response, met him fully half way. Morrow read his speech in English; President Calles read his in Spanish Each had _e re- ceived in advance a copy of what the other would say, and each had carefully considered his utterances. After the exchange of formal speeches, the President and the Ambassador seated themselves side by side and chatted for a few minutes informally through an interpreter. 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. SG Sestwenucaneunwassaet = W ithout music, the best, : J his really happened. One usiness went clear over te amous doctor. The doctot usiness but to go home | 2 KA nah oe Scunnseeaesencc Uprights WARDE—(Used). finished in brown mahogany, good mechanical condition, A splen- did buy at — $54 FAIVINGSTON — (Used). Mahogany case, ivory keyboard, pleasing $59 Pleasing case, ‘ VOSE & SONS—8&S8-note player. Beau- tifully grained case. Even vithout the player action this Piano is $9 tone; an exceptional value at.. easily worth the price (used), | = i | = = | = = = = Arranged as Low as $10 a Month Mathushek Upright Piano Kimball Make Upright Piano Ernest Gabler Upright Piano Henry F. Miller Upright Piano OPEN EVERY EVENING sure to see these listed below. Only come in early. brand-new. 548 37 58 110 Uerighe Piano l 95 Many more to choose from. Come in early. Have first choice. Ae, , a .* FOR OUT-OF-TOWN BUYERS meet ee he 1018 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. Picace ered me your bis 1027 bar: gain Name eee eeeeeeeeeeeee eee eee - _ Address eteeeeeeeeetese eee s _ PPC CCPH H eee eeecesebbee MMMM Musicians Are Especially Invited to Inspect These Values If you are interested in a used PIANO, PLAYER-PIANO or GRAND PIANO be Come early as these bargains won't last long. You ure especially invited to bring your music teacher with you if possible. Some of these Pianos look - Come in prepared to bay! All are exceptional walue for the price. FULL EXCHANGE VALUE WITHIN ONE YEAR Also see this wonderful bargain list of floor samples and slightly used instruments. Grand Piano Grand Piano $345 395 695 365 675 Reproducing Grand Piano. Steinway Grand Piano Starck Grand Piano 8A. Starck Fiano Go MANUFACTURERS Starck Upright, Grand and Player Pianos 1018 OLIVE ST. Easy Terms Arranged as Low as $10 a Month Player- Piano $145 195 245 485 675 Kenmore Player-Piano Kenmore Player-Piano Starck Player-Piano Starck Player-Piano S. E. Cor. 11th NO STATIC IN MONOPHONE RECEPTION OF BROADCAST New “Wired Wircless” Device of Gen. Squier’s Attachable to Light or Phone Wires, WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.—In an- nouncing the perfection of the monophone, to carry radio by wired wireless, Major-General George O. Squier, retired, former chief signal officer of the Army, declared today free from static and _ ultimately would mean lower telephone rates, when used.in connection with tele- phone lines. The monophone would be _ at- tached to electric’ light sockets or to telephones and would not inter- .fere with their usual use. The North American Co. of New York is taking the lead in produc- ing the monophone for use in con- nection with power lines, Squier said. Hie received today a tele- {gram from a Chicago firm stating that the program service equip- ment had been successfully used at Freeport, IIl. Gen. Squier said that he propo- sition is to simply take radio into homes over the wirés now running into these residences. Static, which now occurs between the broadcast: | ing station and the receiving set, would naturally be eliminated. The monophone, a three-tube set \is operated by buttons which con- trol the frequency. It would be permanently connected with the broadcasting stations in the city in which ft was used and the upkeep of the present radio set would be De ee aee ee eee TETTrsrie rtrrrerre tee: eliminated. that radio of the future would be | Reproducing Pianos AMPICO REPROUCING PIANO — (Haines Bros, Electic) List price $950. A traded-in that has been used but not abused, Piain mahogany, nodern case, Spectacular offering at $3 35 AMPICU REPRODUCING PIANO — (Haines Bros. LElectric,) (Used), traded in a very short time ago On a Leonard reproducing instrument. Bold new for $950, but despite the fact that the instrument plays beautifully and shows slight signs of usage, we're “long’’ on Ampicos; henee $ ; 440 FISCHER AMPICO — Slightly used, cannot be told from new. Finished in inlaid Japanese mahogany. Here is another opportunity for the Am- pico buyer to purchase an instrument at a very unusual saving. $585 AMPICO—(Usei), finished in exquisite mahogany. Excellent me- chanical condition. Complete with 100 new Ampico rolis of your own selection from our Ampico $695 ibrary. Price Terms if Desired MARSHALL & WENDELL REPRO. DUCING GRAND PIANO—A new in- strument that has never left our warerooms. Including 100 Ampico rollg of your own sélection [rom our Ampico library. Here is a real bar- gain which speaks for iteelf and née eds no further comment. from $1975 to 4 | Open Until 9P.M. For Merchandise Sold Guar- anty of Payment Constitutes “Accepted Credit” MASON & HAMLIN—Panels finished with exquisite ornamental gmiles. In- strument in apparent good order and highly recommended to tke buyer of mechawical] inclination. (Used) FRENCH & SONS—(Used). mahogany finish, mechanic ~ tion excellent, Cherry eondi- SCHILLING— (Used). Cabinet Grand. Modern mahogany case. Offered at the yery low sale price $1 of MAYNARD—Cabinet Grand. Beauti- ful burl walnut upright possessing the full sonorous tone which makes this instrument especially desirable for the serious student or well-ad- vanced miisic teacher. One must see this bargain to appreciate its $165 worth. (Used) .. HAZELTON—Beautiful tiful tone, beautifu! case product of a famous maker. be seen to be apprerated. (Used) Phonographs (Used) Mahogany, oak and walnut cases. Some have been specially marked down for this sale $ | 7 re weer GOs a + ce 5 0 Oe Piano, beau- the famous Must All Instruments Mentioned in This Column Are Sold F. O. B. Conroys MARSHALL & WENDELL—S88-note, mahogany case, another trade-in that despite its good tone and me- chanical condition is sacri- $125 iced to sell on sight (used), VAXDERVOORT—S 8-a ote plain br@wn mahogany case. rag and retail price unknown Fair tone. Plays well. A speculative $155 bargain (used) STEIN’ “ACH & DRENER— (Used). player, plain mahog- $ | 70 tiny Case. Sale price STARCK—S8S-note, walnut case, play- er action and appearance indicate this instrument has had very little usage. Invesigate this “bang-uyp' $199 buy (used) WOOD & SONS—An &%-note player that should give many years of satisfactcry service Modern mahog- any case, action in nice condition. Another real bargain (used) KNABE PLAYER—S*% note Player- Piano (used). Another unusual val- ue in one of the finer makes. Inatru- ment shows very slight signs of wear. We believe rou will be more than pleased with this delightful! Player at... CONROY (Used) —S8-note Player. Mahogany case, a‘andard player #e- tion. One of those ,rare bargaine which occasionally oer. This in- Strument is a genttiine Conrey and carries a new Player-Piano ~ $450 guarantee. Price Very Convenient Terms to Accepted Credit GONROYS 1100 OLIVE ST. Cate Used in This Advertisement Are for Illustrative Purposes Only Conroys Have O Grands KNABE GRAND — Medium aize, modern ebony case, pleasing tone— (used). <A real bargain KNABE GRAND — (Used). Large size. Beautiful ebony case. Inetru- ment is in excellent condition and strongly recommended for the owner of club house, KNABE GRAND USED—Style A. size 5 feet 58 in, Recommened fer the person of average means. Price $495 NEW FISCHER GRAND — Approxi- mate size 5 feet. Present list price around $850, ho en in per- fecé condition, rown ma- hogany finish. Price $545 STEINWAY & SONS USED GRAND —Beautiful ebony case, medium size. Good mechanical and exterior con- dition. A rare pickup at STEINWAY & SONS—Medium-sized used Grand, ebony case. Piaho and finish in apparent excellent order. An unusual bargain. Reduced. for this occasion from $1050 to NEW KNABE GRAND—Mignoneite size & ft. 2 in, Brown mahogan finish. perfect condition. $795 Was $1375; sale price ... Quotations in This Column Are All F. O. 8: Conroys Open Until 9 P.M. ie weee 3 7” Almost Fifty Saint Louis arlier, relax comfortabh; ouch and hsten to good, The DUO-ART- is available in Steinway, W "Steck and Stroud i

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ __ PAGE 5 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 UNet 3 WEALTHY RUSSIAN. Ma yor of) * a Ba "LEED AS SENNA “Oct, 29.| NEG ‘I bio Ga-— : toa ‘Former Ngllionaires Convitteg — ConYeying Military Secrets to Great Britain, inking; of Con- | ESCAPE. | s old, = on the | MOSCOW, Oct. 23.—Two broth, ,ers, Vladimir and Cyril Prove, inked an i ZS. | their brother-in-law, Korepanoty : = ey pistol | onC* rated as millionaires. ¢ | Seorteg, | sh social connections, and ong of 1 oe k the | mem, Cyril, widely known as « 4 ee aly he | sportsman, went to their death te. = 2 “-* ““|day by order of the Soviet court, - | Some- they were executed for alleged en. ph, seized | pionage, in behalf of Great Briteia, > a over-| The Soviet Government Moves e = iswiftiy both in the appr nsion | wreck-|ana execution of lane coke ont id : oa a boat | betray secrets of state, of the a s ) mMOrn- and the navy. The trial of those, — ith him | whose activities are ferreted out by chi-/the secret police is unusually. con, fe child, | cluded with all speed, and no time fe rom the jis lost in carrying out the sentence ed. tO/ of the court. . ae The three men executed : 2 Rosetti) were sentenced on Monday, ‘Con a messace | Prove, weeping bitterly. begged top fo ing of/mercy. Vladimir, his brother, trieg Me ached | an understanding and epprecia- tion of the beauties of music, or a determination to make a life struggle to master the art.” L J. PADEREWSKI eee ere —_ ear apittecne.coath . _ ‘ seen een rap emepamen imeem _ . _ : ‘ " & ig TOY MS a Ps . ¢ ; . * ed ; t — 4 Pure a a ‘ ; - ‘ . i thnde heat an sad = ee Ss a > wc wtb > ¥ . ret j a, rc ae ? * “ P A Cseuane aie oe P . ee + teeta ap wea . Sit . * orig r ‘ arr ‘ “ . a. pipette tinted “ " v at me ee geet * " ore ne y a Seg : cae Fal Ps Pe Ap hte PER r a ee oe : , . . 4 v rte: a a bd é i , 3 “ee Paes rn 7 ee Lt Pees: 3 SEN eee Php a, ‘ P ‘- ih natin che pO lige Lain og es cenectiggie ad Ey wa ls ES ah Bad Net Ramee . pet ‘ he nacre SRO pice gs yes Ada. "ark ee ge sta ate)” ph Albadte Sede ihn 2+ ~ bi it Po A eck Ba — snornihes Stevens : 8 pas oP ay taut Soya cies is a oe ta ee ee 7 vee es ing ae LQ IY x fet Fo Se i ‘as best he might to hold up his sfore it | drooping shoulders, when the head — 7% little. | of the military tribunal of the &y. #€£ help.| preme Court ended ali hope of ap. BB | andipeal by declaring that the death in total sentence wouhl strand. batroled| The case had been appealed, but the| the all Russian executive rejecteq | it, declining to grant clemency to Zam-jthe convicted men, who haa hoped br Ot two|to benefit by amnesty which wit — Swim-|come into effect next week with ‘ old,; the commencement of the tenth was | anniversary celebration of the he Ro- jfounding of the Soviet Republic. at. ; With | torneys of the men held out hope | =. hus- | Until the last minute, but their. ef. forts failed, the executive ruling Pes ithat the offense was among the cted as gravest of all offenses against the - t com- | Soviet Government. sontract| The brothers turned state's evi. 4 er the dence, thus hoping their lives woula Se @ stand | be spared, and Korepanoff pleadea man ofthat he was not aware of the Oil Co. | “espionag® character” of questions ir, has put to him By. Edward Charnock, ing the | first secn@taryOf the British Mis- of its|sion at Mostow. Korepanoft was counsel to the War. Cormmissariat, tnesses Dut transacted mainly civil matters, ich re. 8nd he declared he knew few mili- Fall | tary secrets. on the 20 Burned in Powder Explosion. Stand-' JOHNSTOWN, Pa. Oct. 29.— to say Twenty men were burned. one serl- led up ously, in a powder explosion in the anentaj« | Knickerbocker Coal “Co.'s No. 1 \ mine at Hooversville today. Picts sp emit nd conte fi aes Renin a 2 a ROR ARE, RRS aie. Dee NANQAARRSEIE SS BAN oe SSS BAAN - Times have changed since the days whenthose who knew how to read and write were scoffed at by men of action ? Is music an unknown world to you, just as literature was to the knights of medieval times? MEN NO LONGER BOAST THAT THEY CANT READ power, delicacy, quality and variety of tone the vast superiority of the Duo Art over all] similar instruments is now definitely established. The Duo Art stands supreme among reproducing pianos and I do not hesitate to identify myself with it and to entrust it with my reputation.”’ DALESMAN WANTE at young man with experience sales work and capable of in- ts. Man with executive ability y into excellent position with ern. Our present employees usement. Correspondence con- . Work will require residence ply W-334, Post-Dispatch. ; : : ; . ' : ; : The Duo Art helped him more than medicine. As a matter of fact music zs medicine. It soothes nerves, quickens or retards the pulse, brings natural sleep, actually aids digestion. Good music clears away the cobwebs in the mind, stimulates imagination, clear thinking, courage. 'EADING BOOKS was once the despised diversion of shaven- pated monks—men of the sword would have none of it. There are a few hard-bitten men of business nowadays who | try to keep up the pretense that music means nothing tc them. a dt TOO DOO -~_ - - - J wae «@ = . te You doubt, of course. It is always permissible The Due Art gives you all there is in music to doubt the marvelous. But if you will drop in i aX avi arly a lvavivest av earl These Chaifs are built & in our own factory, & It happens that next to food, music comes close : to being man’s greatest need. It is universal. The | lowest savage has his music. Probably music came _ before speech—certainly before organized language. Without music, the best part of you starves This really happened. One of the biggest men in business went clear over to Vienna to consult a famous doctor. The doctor told him to stick to The piano is, of course, the supreme musical in- strument. The Duo Art plays the piano for you exactly as Paderewski, Hofmann or Bauer would play if he sat at your piano in person. Your ear could detect not the slightest difference between Duo Art reproduction and the actual rendition by the Master. Simply because the Master made the record. Says Harold Bauer himself: ‘In fidelity of reproduction, in brilliancy, soon and listen to the Duo Art, you will no longer doubt. A ‘ie Art can be costly or in accord with a limited income. Regardless of its price, your satis- faction will be complete. It can be paid for so gradually that almost anyone can enjoy immediate possession without financial strain. Not merely for the emotional joy of it but for your health’s sake—to live yegrs business but to go home an hour §f earlier, relax comfortably on a # couch and listen to good music. longer—for your mental efficiericy AEOLIAN Duo ArT = s wes im td Bae fe eed ge Cah, he Pa oe ae Yi a , " we f Sy we y “ ; 4 ' Y FR Sa ae ae Cie ER ga Cae RN SRN Oe ihe” gibi Renate. es ete. we iis diglneid ey Aaa hitter: > repeal at atin bt . (eg o> et ee 7 iy “a ers aie sas ita , 2 . Habis - 4 ? eg) Uy eM eit aI ig Abe an. 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DS were. aes cette oer TE MILLIC™ © SOLE: Whee the Lens Post-Duepstch decuied ts offer I ts dis router: tf selected tte Federal of ol comes comoomes — ne ae a Cn SL of feeee epee Edoe mem Lie ine ence Poles wil be weet Wes fos goo es bees reecnet tus fer wil Se withirews. 4 Tierciore sod “oo tates wre emo o Lite ineucence vos sresd; Ts, Ppt cen sfers i agwers ins semseuo of. : 8 open we persone of fe Camcenmn or whine rece cerween tue uges 0)! and 5 ivmg me tue Unnec Sunes o Cenede For cme ot pou eg sce uitie below. “oe fer ac age OP tte ext os os low os 2S 2 mont ir s SLA Eafe Life Ipeecemce Poor. Shoe it st ate 20 the cont x cally 910 2 months. x inese #7 em poumes wil be meucé ar? ote peooeo jor amass. SCOP or totes, $2 A 5-Purpose Policy ag 7 4 Endowment Life Inswrance o Serve Fwe Vital Purposes Ths Poley = te uewes ent Sooedes protecoun fm eruc over esses — 4 . 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Gerth os eters’ Ths icemre » sriremeh important wher rou coumiéer the remendons Tmoreese in recent veers om Gerés br acoder. Iesoreue Senses inducme fot accaudeun sow constitu spout 12 per ceat of the tom! sumer of desis Sum every rEUS — ws aff. Set ILE Read the pobss? “oe “\ TABLE of RATES for $1000.00 Pecsident Hasedeon 5 Purpose | Essowmenr Life insurence P: Sater 3 Teke cote ot tour seecest becthder. The Tele Teme te seam: th-ougnm©r fis ite of tee Poiert. EB meme sucrose WNUTE Maes oom fe 5 OW Pek ee ete theevaw: 5° TMM ME Pais t-te fore -_ wane (ff. Fula @ eeviteens fr meee ons amt! AAIATATTT ~ . : BOSESEBES This Special 5-Purpose Policy Provides: a ee A ee ee ee ae amin een ae *tist Tm ol pegs 2 oe rose. Parper Me. i. LE DASE ANCE- 3.08. pewsoe 0 yeu wemtiecar oo tee ye eset Pee oe St athe ger fe os 2 ee Fagor Ma. 2 ERDOCW WEN - Tie tol ems @ te Beers BOO meee oot coo © ee Poe de eee Peper Me 3 DOLSELE INSLEANMCE FOR aCe Tal [ee lene tee Tee tee poke EO pee coe be o ie poi. = soe SLND PERMANENT DEST zx cee vo mecome Tomie ame Meremerty Demmeet @e SO oe fraemdis Gor The Federsi! Gniy ove Premiere Hemi Spec! Poles wil be weed @ eo oo person. However, you coer oftem one of fhese polices: = addtee @ avy ofmer polacy yoo suey mow bold @ Gos Comers. You mr ee “lases jor ewer eligitlie meaner of Send te coupor heloe © stendec maucahke oak, woe Ser i vos ere oot 2 poems eek of ere oot nleese ao met app Limited Offer! Send Coupon At Once! Remember tus specul afer ss Emaned. Only AS Gee ee pobccs wil be meued st these low retes Remeaber. MEDICAL EXAMINATION IS EROLIRED ON THS if you beve not sireaty epoiied for one of these Se nant Lite lesusanao Pelidinn, don on anieiieeiaaaae éo1s chance age. It 6, mm oer opamem, thr prestes’ Bi deeroece borpole ever uferet. _ eek Oe ee ong@er tr cower the iow oné's premaum For ree @ your ete sce Table of Races ct the ke une tree rete af your meerest terthodes. Order ome 4 these speczs! $-Porpow Poleoes for ewes cLgine mem ber of wour femuiir—petore thos offer expres. Annbcenoms wil be com sderec 21> the order recerwed TOT 7 ert \S Time Only. RESERVATION CO U?.0 & PETE RAL LIFE INSURANCE OOMPANY 93< Lanett Buddeg ST. 128K. VSS eB Picese reecree for me one of your Premdemt Hemibes Spence! Popo Endeowmer Lae jesuremee Pui wt tue Feoere More feemer Fer ow opeckest bee <2 SAM Psker MM Pee 3M Pobecy ne) Sar Matias or Famine a a ww Boe me Bem poe eee wo tel De ot oe ec . Newt Yoaur . Were pee fee tu) meme of peso co eee em war nenvener peel © wer Gest I enclose Check or Manes Order for = Jur tee fort meth 3s grr. Lesereene ©: become effete © amt whet newt ther Lie @ 0 Boome Clee @ Chmege The Fetes! 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_. 91. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _.SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 ee oe » eee oe ce eX a . ‘ J >. ’ oe ge er P | Model 35 — : S Model 32 i St AY DD Cer ans LUD T Offered at Tea Offered at | (eee. | | i ( fl Pooley ‘A | ( ~ i wens aa 7 1 : 1 ian pitting ws a Ee Lee | Hye itt ad SP he — ay i i om rod Bn al. 1300 Rr, | —— | ea Aa Poolew 2°00 | CK ! “> | rrr rama, A Re UTA Rr. electri. | | — i } fied with im | 4 Philco unit. ' Ht : chicane natant nntinens wirttioneg Nee Met Shey ras seer Seago we at sigh canes Eas i May ik wpa bate A Eig gS «agatha | sh oe Able is . “ eo ss : . e — . “ . ar ae a ; vette Seah, 3 bie ale Sy ak ae Se ee ae Se TORS, nas hata ; * ee i . * Ee aa * 4 ‘ tat ; ’ x ; 7 ae oi é é . * ithe Saat = . is Ties i so . es cot r “ + 459 ty " “ “* ~ hee te a ae Pinkie yi ose ae Ser gio Sat 7 5 Gage 4 ~~ =H 48 3 > t as pail uals P Y ‘ Eee s " ow ee > ee ee a ee ” - ™ gam s - ee Pee ee ek eee a, eee ae ee ae pa! MANN! Reel NE SR OG EN EE ites At te NA AO NA ald fee ee ee ae ad CO en ep Lia Nips eee a ica A . o~ ~ > » ™ Row or woh . . - . “ - ed ' “ ~~ o Hee OR OR Mo te ee AN ew ~ . f ~ “ + * ‘ * - . wee , > . ‘s . - or there tere — « atk iti eg eet — 5 OAs : : : Me acted rite cine, nom Te ee a nar ii napa: Due Nh A Ee PO a ee “ re etantievn ince aN RAE ieee 9 syn a + ORE eAmne eH Soe aati as talent andy ates ee . ’ eo aitainstnniinn as . . . : ‘ ’ “ : * SS gan at Re key vonage ee ee Re EE NT MRE ARR Py ON ATEN, | NOE ELL ARR Nr OLN EL OE SPLIT SE Ie ew ay e - ~ i rat. be oP : me ia = eidie. 0. an 2! epbicont. oh, oo r PR 2 ve ns oa Se, Nar Tie tear Py ss : * eapliag SO me a ye - 7 Aen - dra ~~ é b. Ar a » See ake ss 7 ta & de DBAS PO Ay kee eS ge A ; er? 4 : b " . : : all Me eae gti PO opode Ce eee : es Be os abe uae ple. Move, SIROTA af ates leat xed ‘ ae op tap Ne es OOF PRs ade oO MR ae ee eS mai $ al PSPS se Ne x “er ha SI SN : i ‘ ead : Pe VE = SERRE in Re I NNR Son i Se CP EE ma SCIDENTAL DEA ix- -di ) . gy cate chvecidental South ot any tne dering the = = Model 35 is a six-tube, one-dial set ‘3 51979 Unusual trons, which give excellent service. NT VALUES: Pooley 1100 Rt, Philco A-B Socket Power! Pooley 2400 RE, a hot a standard insurable risk, ° | Pooley 2800 Rr, with Philco A-B Socket Power Atwater Kent Philco unit electriti- | ; cation, a beautiful A. cabinet of such unusual...and distinctive Speakers set, $385.50 | 8 tages | it wi decidedly decorative in : i SPS DA eM §©Pooley 1600 Rr, 8 charm that it will be at ee Ne , | || Preeeadiesil tine ieee hie. splendid set for Formerly $39Q>° any home...is of Spanish design.. .walnut - j ¢$ 00- ON THIS OFFER! Be en re) ts poate oe voduc- $50.00 veneer and hardwood, trimmed in soft red and or _ y Aa > of these special a | | hs See ie ANN "ae a | «tion. Electrified. green...with doors of red Spanish leatherette $30. ver have Eliminators MFRS ETE AEDES AULA CTR EL ME OE A a ” ee Eo nA aie met ee ey eee hatna epiregent > . PS Re peng oer ae sentinlaneeae een re cee AGT Deroy -sealiihd a i ROAD et igen prow eh st, cahges a tec gay BAe aig sa ap as, 295 ir ota .% oe OK AS renehooys Rope — pater set ye Ree ogee VIR Are ans ee aby — fe eee ee ee pntonte xd may t . we Gi 4] ‘fy barre 0.60 ° : P ;- at once. You may ne ag Ns wEBT (EE Py cie $25 The new Atwater Kent B which conceal a built-in speaker. . .and the effi a ane ¢ life insurance bargain ——*CF7—S——— Power with relay switch cient Atwater Kent Radio. Completely ELEC- Speaker has exceptional ia .- : which automatically con- TRIFIED...it is operated with the greatest tonal qualities, giving a 4 sobaingtedl’ | Hike lear, full ton ' sip te Table of Rates at the left sit BE > } trols your charger, com- ease and satisiaction,..having a Clear, tu one full rich tone...and is 7 | >. 4 ws a plete with electrifying -.-and remarkable selectivity. Complete... capable — the icies for every eligible mem- oe Y : tube. with Philco A-B socket power, and 6 RCA tubes. extreme volume. Applications will be con- | ’ oe oe “pen wpe wes eae od sae naa ‘ ues id jane . : i , \ ol ake : es Rit are yi r z oe ee Hi Pa 128 ad oe llc i Rpt agiibiine YOR seer ST aaten Seand Rea, ose Sspeepeat scale aniiete eiiataLt- ase eT ee 2 2 toes ”. vs os rie peer ones oMCRC Dy ahi ani, PE rt Tee Ere eros ane ~€. OY ARP MT te F - cs ogee me ot ety OP Te . +0 mney order to cover the first “ Paster 2700 RE. % oer ery Deferred Payments Arranged for Any of These Radios | Re | ° ‘ , § ! — liable set free from or : Philco for socket power. Very |} or £ Li t d Eicher a | efficient aud accurate. $210.60 |} 4 himiteaqd ff | iia Radio we Pooley i Cabinets Equipment Pooley cabinets il- —are made espec- fa oo es A oon Al BEY ARs lustrated are > , Giuh es: ite ae } ially for the At- oo ee ee sna equipped with an a | peastd-ohinteatiad tae eftciency. | water Kent Com- Fy SR A pe Atwater Kent 30, , | Very satisfactory. $1 Pooley 2700 R:. P:.| pany..and are dis- areaaterosare erased email Philco A-B Socket ne electrified chek i . We tinctly superior in Power ... and 6 Philco, An efi- ff ae GR design, material P . Radiotron tubes. ient outht, ee ee | Te cate r Kent Prices | rene? $185.60 Te i: ' and workmanship, New 1928 Atwate 7 Same Cabinets: \ with cone speake Model 35, Formerly $ 65.00, Now. .$49. Equipped With built-in wood Model 30, Formerly $ 80.00, Now.. ' — 33, $15 Ad- horns and dou- Model 33, Formerly $ 90.00, Now. . Equipped With bie “Caeser. Model 32, Formerly $110.00, Now. .$90. Model 32, $98.75 speakers. LO AE = A Small Additional Charge for Installation ; | “s Line _— four with ’ go pane | socket ker with, bat- current unit. A gplendid Pooley apartment, a0 enviable ‘ch instrament." $185.60 possession. $45.00 St. Louis’ Dominant Store for Radios ———— aan ——— ananiened —— el _—- rn ae a

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A ER ES I ET ___. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A A EL A A I BO ee ae ~ === ee ~ Oharge Purchases Will Appear on November Statements. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps. FAMOUS -BARK CO. sportive patterns ... or there are plain shades, if OPERATED BY TH E MAY COMPANY ou prefer them. Sizes 36 to 46 included. : Co : ie’ THE MAY CO, THEMAY CO, THE MAYCO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M.O’NEIL CO, THE MAY CO. sf & os g-Room Suites inte! Styles That PAGE 8 me ae ee me ee ee - een ws EE ~ ail _—— — owen — CT OOS enn a a ne A ET - - LAL LLL LAL LOE ES = a Eagle Stamps Are The Community Fund — (aR exert; By Thousands és N eeds Your Help in os NORMS Seon the bastee oe Pertorming Its Year-Round $a) {YR } cco sa of teats Acts of Charity [ Baie 1200 Men’s Cricket Sweaters $3.85 to $5 Kinds, Monday at $2.95 @ It makes no difference what form of sport you favor... you'll find that one of these Cricket Sweaters fills all needs... You'll like the gay, é pes Monday! Oj Special Interest to Housewives! — | j : Surety Brand Sheets } $1 $1.85 2 $1.95 $1 28 S, | $350 Value ... Well Constructed of Solid Mahogany and Mohair, Offered Monday at me 229 Mimi , @ Not only do you save $121 by par- iis ‘ ticipating in this special offer Mon- Initial Pillow- day, but you secure a Suite of unusual cases Robing Tubing Bed Sheets beauty and durability! Sturdy frames ol ogany are han $1.25 Pair 79c Yard 38c Yard Q7c = of solid mahogany are handsomely Ree es LMM. hand-carved ... well filled and ex- ; : : , P . —wil be in our Skate Section - 4 . ‘ from tro o'clock to 4:30 : saat . o'clock every day this week ee os “a ao”) (OETA ...to give advice in the se- re he. WY lection and fitting of Ice McLean World’s International | ~ Champion Ice Skater jj a Oe Pe ete i Ma 2 ds ea ' ; 5 sna or . me . hen . > oe 4 4 2 dees oe _ ' oe say P i ag TLE thn oe age a aaa me Cae Sie ti il iNT Pw CaN le ad sata i Re 80a i ne. Se be pie a « ni nell “4 ad > vw - —_ SP ee 1; bi f ‘I Skates...consult him! He will also skate every evening at the Winter Garden thro the courtesy of Famous-Barr Company, using “Bobby Mc- Lean Skates.” Sporting Goods Section— Sixth Fleer Nh AN wit @ Housekeeping tasks are made easier by the utensils at hand! Needs may be filled from these groups at a saving Monday! gia 8 pe te F eae ae = pat ' Se bt, § ou ta 7 att \ ee ed amt: bt Ato Sie be: Pal

ene — I eR RE a NR ee Ce cee ne (a ee ee a RR RE RR RL TS a eo NR on ane see aa heavy single All-Wool Blan- kets in shades of rose, blue, gold, etc. Cotton sateen bind- Gan eich. .....2., 90990 $6.95 Cotton Comforts Soft, warm Cotton eateen- covered Comforts, filled with pure cotton. Closely stitched plain border. Full bed size, 72x84 fine cotton and wool yarns in block plaids of pleasing shades. Bound with cotton sa- teen, in 66x80- Down Pillows Very desirable Pillows, filled with sterilized down and cov- ered with imported linen-fin- ish ticking. Soft and fluffy. 20x27-in., ea. $4.45 Bedding Section—Third Floor site modeling, and the two dainty bor- der designs ... which are enhanced by coin gold handles. Best selection may be made early Monday morning. China Section—Fifth Floor $1.75 Clothes Baskets, wood bottom , se S ; a 88 $2.75 Famous & Barr High-Grade Paint, mixed, gallon 60c 12-0z. bottles-of O’Cedar Polish at $1.60 Wearever Aluminum Preserving Me BB oo a5 dein valet dt ban co b40c ch 00s 100 Crystal White Laundry Soap, regular size cake. (No mail or phone orders. One lot to customer. ) 10 for 36c ¥ @ Many a little fellow will have fun playing he’s a with one of these Planes! Substantially built with rubber-tired disc w and rubber pedals. Designed like an airplane. $2.98 Mama Dolls Mama Dolls with unbreakable heads and legs. In colored shoes and stockings. DOs20 fl Mo inches $26 Allowance On Your Old Sewing Machine —to Apply on the SS Purchase of a Machine in This Special Group at 85 c A maximum of cleanli- @ With the a eownnce ness with a minimum of | on your old machine you ‘ ; 3 really pay only $59 for this > \ effort is what this re pe teh —s, wea markable a pp liance / equip with either the : : Westinghouse or Domestic achieves for you. : .And it motor. When closed this does it through its princi- ee ee ee ple of positive agitation. Obtainable now on terms well within the average Toy Section—Basement Gallery $59.50 Model on Special Terms of . F be 8S iy int i ; . oes = ee : ef ° > i). oa eee SP; ie _ Featured : é: |} | mm (Colorful bits of needlework to | ~ me Pte-holiday hours... and which will ME evolve into the daintiest of gifts. Six _ “ie Made of orchid, flesh, white, canary OF } ame °Tgandie with attractive designs to be: A Special Group of Beautiful Worsted Wiltons Offered Monday Only at RE tre - Te nmens se area 8 RRS S AA E A E T E ART RR A a om seperation a EE LL EE EE Re RE EN te me Pleted with French knot or lazy @ Stitch. % eS @ An emphatic saving...and your home greatly en- hanced by these luxurious Wiltens with their deep glowing colors and intricate patterns. The soft _ backgrounds of rose, taupe or sand enrich theit charm and make for harmony with the sur- roundings. The thick velvety pile will de- light you and the firmly woven backs stration call GAr- will ‘assure long wear. The ends are field 5900, Station a | heavily fringed. 9x12 size. set QZ Se igh gr HE eT PO Deferred Payments and NG fa = pk mf Emap RNS Future Deliveries May Be Arranged if Desired. for a variety of uses. Fully guaranteed, $5 Cash—Balance Monthly—No Interest Charge New Portable- e . ’ a Ribbon Ruching Shirred; in matching shades, $ for the above aprons, yard For Home Demon- eV Built tor Service... | ge 4 are ; with Domestic or Electrie Section— Basement Gallery Sewing Machine Section—Sixth Floor — a ll tt

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ee SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 9 _ ~— eanponges nem ate en LE A NE ETE A ET EN NN CR CE MERLE Ce ee A I ER A TT TT AT TN LTE LL ATS A STAT LT ome Eagle Stamps Are Saved Charge Purchases Will Appear on November Statements. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps. ’ | ! . } ae to $7.50 Lace Curtains | unity Fund Ee. AGL By Thousands in St. Louis $6 $ ; . . E rs = Special Monday, Pair, $3.15 our Hel ptm 7 : € Eagle Stamps provide a saving in ad- all | @ e sc) | dition to the buying advantages result- These are copies of lovely handmade Casement | ts Yea r "R d . SE | ing from our unusual bu = >— ee Sf igs “ ae a WS Ee S . ° \ ee b Fe: : y . > ¥ = ¥ : ~ * fs i ’. eke > “AD = , | mths Winter Garden throu $5.95 Jersey Dresses Mountings for Men| at the Winter Garden through merge ee ES , using “Bobby Mc- . Lean Skates.” For Women and Misses $13.50 to $15 wie owning ‘er Monday at $16 to $19 Ring Mountings $7.50 to $9 Scarf Pin Mountings. .$5.95 $ 4 5 > $9.60 to $18 Scarf Pin Mountings. . $8.95 o Z ee) ge ate SR Rah tis © ecm cie As) “a ae oe ae 7 Improved Foundation fe ae tp New Side-Hooked g- wan ; Nemo-Flex Girdles . . ERT 4 7 f 4 eaenaionee ? pe ee ees . f Wa Ves ae pes Thy whe hg a+ — mS ; CPE 7 of fe Mate Ret et tS Pr i . 4 $3 iy BS. jez ee, ” oh . t ~ 7 . i ’ 4 Sis fer e 8% try : Nae er 4 } ’ i? ah. Fe tate Pay . . : 4 ~ f : a Rhee? , ‘ \ c . 4 tat? %, 5 Gs + * . ve E . t at t r ws ax a A ak, ,4 rast Pee af . on ass Ads) ‘ : 4 4 md SP ra f . a Ssrmoo n an a . t a3 on " 45 ; , ae, : 4 ry y 8 a 4H i dy oa a : cee ‘et, ; eae Ry Z 4] Z: % s ie es - , © Pee en ipo ¥ Cees ¥e lr Die lee gle z - ; 4 “- : . GLE; | iF ” ‘ , OP ; - ; ‘ ree. Sah ee ' | Eee / % > : 2 4 ") 7 : to f ey ie ’ a 9 ee St ey 1 eS - tak os >. =e th : SE aaa tens the figure with no discomfort and no a little fellow will Sixth Fleer sethantes, ‘ - , vs ; desta os 4 oe — wd then career F ict, Niet eh e dab Sac tt ~— vinta e ihn porate g mnaremmnnanent taper stata. eit it pimpin: derma Bes ~ o tk A + og - : . “ : ere P a , ; , , , sete ge: PRT te Je : se sai erage diet ir) psa Peg ete herria CF gt Pye EE) Ye Sethe We ai. f he SS Wier see Yas spears fess FART Ce RE | MR Lee mi a J at 2 PS CPS 2S e ‘a . s Be dy : pes 2 bw e. aw r %, _ o 2 4 7 Lai ~ a ae e. " ca > 5, 7 ' 7? ee 'z “ Fad ald On ¥ a bis. e +> ‘, ee - » a ¥ si el. id = »' = eunsiod ~ . ay? er ss ‘ r i # © ™ . 0% © lhl Mata ibe Ns galt Se a RM NRA Fi ls Ic TR ag BIE FAR, le aa oy Pe eiatliaitin tans » Reathsape tei . a Ae SR ee Ln ee eee ges a ‘uae ke Se ee mses mee rk A Sas Bi Shae et ee ‘ cicheedndiloal, te cies ckemrsA pecae ail... ahd Biplinitedbass Samus Augie spline ipieiarstie: r age gt tr : tenanaeee Ger Lars , : Paki We Sa ee eats On On eS teen ee i tn ED Pt a ae Oe gens Dek » Foret ae ed “ . : a 5 t : Kok “ # saled Meme Pee Weal wee ee ae Se th tgd« “a, Sat etal » ee ghee ni Se ae ae eee ee 3 mo SR MRA Lae ey ture =? ht OR od ant nied MR ids - oat ee % i tr Mind Pog SEE: ene ea aun Pcie tte + ae pth . wr egies PM Ae a en on Dg are . » one * ee nage a . Br fe ¥ f\ ‘ * - ’ ’ P - i or ade ” 4 r, r - ’ 5 ver: mie . . 7 enn ai a ko a a vehgigetlnditus, caebcgiira dein roots ott heey oe | leer tn fospniemanhen, coke 4 8 mee. mane eA ey peer ene 3 2 ah . f saggy “ srw : Stengel Xi1 we = : tn . 2 3 aS : . nnlensmvedinainds F Saba eels Ling a 5 n “) ma Sen shag " meee. cet 7 aah dag, " ott oan Sporting Goods “ection— $18 Monogram Waldemars $12.95 Ld » e i \ ~ \ MAA Tre EERE Coit gp @ With the gift-giving season not very far off these conces- sions in men’s white gold ring Mountings and platinum - top scarf pin Mountings mean sav- ings that are worth-while. Jewelry Repair Section— First Floor Batcony $2.50 and $2.98 Woolen 2500 Yards $7.98 ee Y Monday at, Yd., —_— iol fy EI @ Soft, lightweight woolens Giiinin: Mini that are so popular this season Section— for day-time frocks. In a wide SaaS Pisée range of desirable plain shades —the smart tweed effects and novelty weaves that are so in demand for street and sports wear. Plain and fancy weaves. 54 inches wide. ee Se ae . : . WW \\ WAN @ The very newest styles, includ- ing plain tailored types for the business woman, and a variety of charmingly youthful models with plenty of kick pleats for the ac- tive young miss! In a number of vivid autumn shades as well as the more practical navy, grays and browns for home wear. Many are attractively trimmed with tucks, stocking and embroidery. WN \\ \\ \ A \ Y bee SAY NN . AY NS we \ \ , °- a2 . \\ Fe S38 x as . ©. 4 See Ace Oa Ps We Wa MY Rares AEB Rp an re pe he Aid adh iia Malle didainichalb hema. ksibas ahs eld gaae ; 4 og: Ske sha oe gai M oo ore . ease ria hs Sena aoa E aml: MILEY EE crews A de ‘ degaregh m saw alas 2 pe Aan Stabe sper ecilinent ternird Se —re Prien yee tgs iin One A + ae tap Seat chee hey Cert eet aor sees > tlt - SANNA SS AWN suggestion of rigid boning. Made of a lustrous, light-weight fabric that launders easily, combining trim fashion lines with com- fortable and hygienic figure-moulding. ag A tthe te Siabighe ea ee ae Pr AR? All have long sleeves. Sizes for Women and Misses. ‘ rer FO oe Substantially built with rubber-tired disc wheels and rubber — Designed like an airplane. $2.98 Mama Dolls Mama Dolls with unbreakable : ca! Bee ee \ heads and legs. In colored | & wal eg Lg ae EEE of . Expert Fit- Soe wt actin. $225 itemcar Heightens Sat- Toy Section—Basement Gallery isfaction in Choosing Here. Corset Sercrtion— Third Fleor Delightful Fundamentals Of Good Dressing $9.95 ,, $1 7.95 From France, Belgium and the Phillipines PRR abel: Matet Posie TATA AANAAAMUANHIARNE A, SS Daylight Fabrice Section—Third Flees New O’Rossen and Suede Vanity Bags $9.9 @ Bags that will smartly accompany new Fal] frocks and coats. New versions of the pouch and envelope styles with single and dou- ble frames and an extra flap for the "kerchief. Designed © in small, medium and large sizes ...... black, various eabaies Ns ~4 ae, ~ b45 Pir temprrey xine tie & " oa 6 Penge eee " wpe athe erlcseetperiee AS BO a nay A : te : Br RS tN Rs UE AE mR : asin: : Mite Saw eos ’ ’ ~~ . RE PRGA POE BOE NG th, ee ag hate ¥ > 1 call aie eat aa a me oe ee ye fete Spe ¥ » o r Hab SOND ¥ eases ee é " ye ‘ ge ae be phe ; , . Oey: + K -wweige iets x eatendene > rey oo * hen ra is rn a - - Pre-wely evbq-te ee o =a - oe Ps eae 1 pe Rug S Organdie Aprons | Featured a Mes Slorful bits of needlework to while away at . & jliday hours... and which will rapidly “fy ive into the daintiest of gifts. Six styles, Be Mate of orchid, fiesh, white, canary or pink _ fie with attractive designs to be com- with French knot or lazy daisy SE, at, Meh Taub ee P * Pte , . i its ric helps ass Stata Mik: Seek So ee thie 8: APSE AAT’ he d your home greatly en- gt: § Wiltons with their deep : icate patterns. The soft aupe or sand enrich their br harmony with the sur- thick velvety pile will de- the firmly woven backs ong wear. The ends are mged. 9x12 size. Deterred Payme Future Deliveries” May Be Arranged if Desired. . we wie Re } WOES Sey? ov eae ts” ao 7 oS av woes . = ai 4 - - ; a if ae : oes . se Ao apa “ —_ a AOR ee - +7 és A URAL Ae ORCC LTCC OL engr te natapes anne ore SS ' ane aeenenieeanenesal = . nae men = ee = ome - - sg ASS Philippine hand- made, hand - em- nd ref! ent are reflected broidered model @ Good taste and refinem e oe fee dain j iF, | ssl in: undergarments, and never have outer ith Wal I for “a ! . a 4 garments been more dependent upon these ye wt "a 9s shades of brown, tan and yy . 2 c : =< dainty “Fundamentals” ... being a season i Ai gray, as well as more vivid d <a“ = of sheathlike silhouettes and trapsparent tans mi costume shades. Leathers fabrics. The fastidious woman will delight idedien Shad Richt: . ¥ include: in choosing her lingerie from these exqui- eate Chasiee. ignt: sitely handmade pieces. featuring real French hand- Suede A lligator , petit-point work. made, long-watst- Beaver and Lizard od; trimmed with Calf Grains With tiny double | A an mR mS. - Saeiemeitiaieaee sed ene stasttipeeneebadeeeediien tee aa J Regular sizes in a wide range of lovely boudoir shades. Lingerie Section—Third Floor shoulder straps. $12.95 ntti. oe

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mets. mA ’ PAGE 10 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927__ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ail , 3 | _ —— P LIVESTOCK ELSEWHERE : a SS es 3 Go. oct. 29.—i(T. s. Dept. of LINER HITS f SHING Pease oe “ Brushed Wool Sets Charge Purchases Will Appear on November Statements Women’s Fabric a0 SAO, oes: Rovelote 4000; gtendy ; # : ~ ‘1 u ke" ih TT: Tua ah the Junior Traffic Club of S&t. 7 strone to higher on pack- Louis will be held at the American | ee ieee Annex next Tuesday evening, Clar- Of Excellent $ 9 5 oe e ah top $10.25: bulk better grade ence Howard, president of the Com- Y ii gp 900 Ibe. 99.60 to $10.07: 120 to monwealth Stee] Corporation, will GTM. wecasss as - ' a —— Se mostiv $3 to “ aa Pg rn . The club eal i ves wl De geiect iots $8.60 to $8.25; y Saae ao ae es gone cc thn C A sweater, cap, drawer ieggings € — abtie: fp a erro $7.75 to $5.25: lightweignts s made up 0 oe and mittens, of softest brushed a chamois-suede finish. . je eee better. packers 1500. estimated gaged in railroad and industr : “et hades of , ul Bs ; 4000. Heavy weight $9.50 te 1. in the daintiest s& ve ar cuff A rirhe - traffic work here. weer, * a = “7 PP | as. med.um $9.40 to $10.25: ight beige, brown, pink, oe a season’s best colorings, “ 5 $8.75 to 39.90: light ighte $7.75 : lovely white, in sizes 22 to 208... ~ Pips5- packing, sows 273 35: t eed be washed. All me : S00: compared " wee! ago grain mea for children to 3 years. a. : reas Oe - ae —_->- - bigher: tc a hich tep $17.75 Basement Economy Store ——— Economy . ee Te: inbetween crades fed «teers! > “ top heavy: very uneven and gen- Be - than week's high time: :: : : i ‘ , - E. 7 ra seers SGe up, spots conatder- Between Italian and cattie broad: fat cows and heifers American Ships Blamed | for Crash Off Cape Cod. | m7 Th rol N Ee rl 8 t \Q AUCTIONEERS _a By the Associated Press. £ : , = as BOSTON, Oct. 23.—A mysteri- | §& a eS : BE “ ” é Ee : ;, | = See £+REAL ESTATE AND I ous misunders ing of a routine|#® Singing C i | ° ° ° itcmeneeedi nea ie Most Unusually Priced in a Special peered “course signal was given tonight a ; That Sing aoe ee Tl Event ... Choice of Hundreds at....... ; OFFICE: SUITE 1534 ARCA the Gloucester fisherman Avalon | | ter be safe than sorry. Bird Cages ; —largest selections, lowest prices. with 11 members of her a LE a cB a ee an F : | _ 1 — by oo anppelllggneteertinglat © gem ag a a te : | @ When you see these Dresses you will immediately recognize the advantage of se- g | TRU Lh - rammed by the Cosulich liner, | ce ARE es Doct lecting one, two or three from the vast assortment...for savings of this sort are de- 7 1038 ae ty cidedly worth while—inviting and varied selection! Frocks for sports, street, business TSE monDaAY, OCTOBER 31st accordance with the terms and Presidente Wilson (Italian), in Supplies of Every Description ( Wholesal Retail. . . : dense fog. esale or Re and general wear are smartly styled...many of them duplicated from frocks which are — gonititions eo much higher priced...The assortment includes 4 Baad of crue Truster the olowme REET tie": oe Sas , she Salp we4 ast gh Wal ae 4 ot ee eee Sai diy Bes - ie le . : poe sat ‘ a i Sd -_ yes ——— , a a a ae ie aa ae maw 0) 7 as.” iaocee ange Pte ae. ?* e Aint -~ ee ey eee ha Pi sti ~ eae: 7 ba Bone nr wt aN y 7 Ain ee or ope are hi ap > ane as. " . wet Ps + cuietette tie. Be In a statement issued after con-, 4 National Pet Shops | “ 3 _'5 i ; rtment of Groceries in castp and an sultation with Capt, Antonio Mar-/# Corner Cardinal and Olive aye ef Ice Box, Cash Register, Scales, tinolich, the agent for the line here | : : s facks, etc. TERMS CASH. declared the liner’s course had been | Sizes for Misses, Juniors, Women and Extra Sizes ~~ C. MONEY, ‘ : . | 1069 Arcade BEEN. 3. SELKIRK & SONS, altered when a white light was re- | asses SPECIAIS FOR ONE WEEK aommm, : - = : ported dead ahead, and that a sig- | RUBBER Basque Draped Jersey Satin ee | ? Ac | Circular Pleated Crepe Canton Crepe — LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR 4258 MONDAY, OCTOBER 3ist By virtue of the terms and conditions contained ef Trustee executed for the benefit of creditors by. geil for the Trustee the follow P. . | TJRUSTEE’S AU steamer’s course had been changed. | . e ~ E . L S : Flare Tucked Velvet Combinations Flat Crepe “For some unexplained reason'| Fer Beys and Girls the fishing schooner changed her S50c Value course in a similar direction,” the, SOLES statement said. “and came across) $1.25 velue C Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear, -nel Beaute, Coat, Mail Orders Filled Neckwear. Scarfs. Novelties, the bow of the Presidente Wilson, | ae . y\ rs ! y . ; : ' "7 { ie UL — | ” Mirrors, Tables, Chairs and Counters. 12 : \ N a | ] ae j , a ’ , . — “ - : j which at that time was almost, see Saul stopped, pre@autions having already | All Work seers eT is | oan C. MONEY, Trustee, : 1068 Arcade Bidg. BEN. J. SELAIRK & SONS, been taken to slow her up.” | The slate sank in four min-| th St. Shoe Repair Shop ln | 2 ' ' err utes, but not before efforts had) Cor. Sth and Lucas Ave. | | f € | Li , ~ Y i oe Ye!) : 4 > J ' y 7 AT A eal wertwo dories. One , been made to lowe O || 1 Short Block North of Washington : Vine | overturned. The three men—only | .i/@\ \ 4 | G 4 ii ; a b: 4 survivors of the crew of 14, were in| ' ——— | | '@ y, i : W\t 2 « 4012 FINNEY AVE PUN | | RS AL The sharp prow plowed through | SPIT-JOINT : \ ~ | ee Y it ‘is @ TRUSTEE’S 4 . Large Lenses for Reading or Distance ges ) | , 7 f! | ORMAW’ the frailer craft and she went) ncdeck deities } | | GO Ss ARK down before the men could take to|§ price Inciudes Guaranteed Accuracy {/ | 4 5097 DELMAR OLtL the boats. The three survivors = 4 . 4 VEMBER o were picked up within a few min- | ! as | ' ca | WEDNESDAY, NOV! ae ae 2d. utes. ' ' y vi nditions | - ta Chattel Deed of Trust executed by Cf = " fi benefit of creditors, we will offer for sale Heavy Fog Blamed for Crash, | The Presidente Wilson hunted for | : a Special Purchase of Women’s New “| property: -. @ A large and complete stock of Staple @ others but found only the two: KRYPTOK bodies. The crash occurred before INVISIBLE BIFOCALS daylight shortiy after 4 o'clock. | , ee 7 2 Sundries, comprising an open shelf stock | , According to the story told by the | LENSES ONLY TT se F Ms | gether with full package reserve, _ The survivors, the schooner’s running | Far and Near Seeing q) a q ) we ‘4 i $ - ~ em =F “i which has been offered recently. 4 is He i $1.50 and + Pas. Ne ae & The Fixiures consist of large Butcher SERNA ey ess oe A BS SSPE 22s 4 ’ lights were in good order but a (Spherical Combinations) heavy fog cut down visibility. Mon. and Tues. Onl $1.75 Grades. . : Me & trigerator. 34 feet of Shelving and Bina. , Seconds of $4.00 to $6.00 acheter mrs cag eg BE Goes oes! Se Fas e@ Cc me . + , 4 ee ¢ 3 ® _— = ? ig is : ee Bay Fg ot 4 3 The steamship remained at the a [ id fl scene for several hours but hope of $ 75 A > ° \ithig: Bali a, es @ rescuing any others of the crew | 6: PAIR > ee ses Grades at, Pair SS TPL geri HS A ¢€ Medium and heav . ht e 4 ‘ > Racks, Toois, two Burroughs Adding M a + | So 2 , y weignts. . i: The property will be offered in bulk @& LOUIS B. SHER, Attorney for Trustee, The Avalon was a two-masted CONSULTATION FREE finally was abandoned and she) » , ° ‘ . headed for Boston where the three THE Eyes Examined by es }; : j Of fleece-lined, elastic ribbed divisions. TERMS CASH. a Pe meee ane MORITZ METHOD s ; a. cotton. ‘Long sleeved, ankle * = e Zz iiss : “ : : ; RECEIVER’S BANKRUPTCY AU A ; j ¢ FRANCIS LL. KANE, Trustee, INCLUDES T--E OCULIST, THE | length style with closed crotch. Paal Brown Bide went to a Rospital. OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN. auxiliary schooner owned by. the! . . Si ‘fe. Ks : , | mo izes 36 to 46 . . ; @ Williar- >. Jordan, a company ot |! MOFITZ Optical Co. ———— @ Becoming shapes for misses ;. | Gloucester. She was typical of the | «haan . | . ° . ; e vi 9434 ST. a TE aheth eehiet rocks troup thet | 609 N. BROADWAY ms € 3000 pairs of Oxfords, pumps Children’s Union Suits | Women’s Union Suits or matrons, developed of Lyons Stee § THuRspay, NOVEMBER 34. AS rner Washington Avenue : 79c to 88c grades. Of fleece- | Seconds of $1 to $1.25 grades. velvet, satin and combination se ‘ ing Calaede te eau ‘thereby. — = well for port manned by a hardy crew. old | ° . and straps in patent, satin, tan and] j; ; i. ol _ ’ ’ ined ribbed cotton — taped Of elastic rib . . 4 Ivy Terry, alleged bankrupt, the P ibbed cotton in | materials, all neatly trimmed (; @ A quantity of Antiaun Ce ee Gloucestermu and fisherman from 4 \ : q A valuable Ther- : black leathers with full Louis, over shoulders. Sizes 6? regular and extra : @§ property. TERMS CASH ae. me | 744 and ready to wear. In vivid Pe Bf BAREY GEESHENSON. Receiver, Ret ae i ami ° la ee RE ea ee the Canadian maritime provinces. | mometer to anv- She had bravéd the storms of the ene bringing in Cuban and low walking heels. A 2 to I2 years.... d Paul Brown Bid«. Atiantic seaboard fo -arlv this ad. . : : : = ‘ aati of 3 Mine | * * * >: 3 4 ‘ = Mace over the noted “Limit” Basement Ec a oped and fringe with attractive floral ble art ticking and fin- -— 7 Auction % 7 s - * : i : : oe : - \ P. e « ee ne ggallgaeliggas werent rimmed, each 92629 | | Tierned Pprmtperceet Men’s Suits 7 sALes OF ALA = one arch-support, you B s’ S it Basement Economy Store material ...__. $2.99 2 oe nti | & a , : OUR BEGTLAR Le can really walk in the Red Cross Shoe OS uItS - a ~ Special ‘" lue at | : “ . 1908 CHOUTEAD si .. because it is just as friendly as it j : ™, Regularly $8.95 | $ 6 5 o& wee — | : a Wy . — i Oeme o.6.@ 6 Ss _-» e | wide, yard . weaves. Some | a Well tai- yard a eH, | _ . : : , sale ies : have two pants. Sizes 31 t0 4&7 | : Sag OR Linen Remnants | €@ 80x105-inch size, with handsome scroll design in | Linen Cloths Basement Economy Std Shee A it W > oe — — | rose, blue or gold. Subject to some dropped threads | All linen, fully bleached and ee ; P nap ins an d ' ° . . . ..s . rr - omen'sHandbags | icths in stightly massed | “MCh do not impair wearing qualities! fl Cork Linoleum pieces. At 1 ‘ : er $1.00 ' | . : Seconds of $1.05 ie 7% §6§69c V4} Cotton am a“ Flannel | Bath Robing Special Grade, Sq. ¥d....4 DO | 85c a @ Pouch and underarm styles: , | | 36 in. wide, with Persian €@ Four yards wide, in bicck, @ —. Mill seconds with slight 46 in. wide, with soft. fluffy | Genuine Beacon Robe cloth. | or floral designs and tub- and carpet designs on a heavy SEE well made of durable keratol in : é “ ) various sizes and colors Neatly ‘atel ae aenke Am fleece. In fancy stripes on | 36 inches wide, with strik- | fast colors. For linings of me back. bg seam. &: ject t . ie | | FAMOUS-BARR CO. ) : 4 ia _light grounds. Ideal for | ing designs on practical, | slight 3 We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps | || | "ned end fitted with mirrors. | med. Offered So veaite e ag. os | |i See a) Menage ..-.:.. DIDO | saeeee sn Oe | See etree Mg + ae “~ * eer te . ag, orn at . a. or ee ee -——_ on a a We a Aap oy 7 “eS 5 Basement Ecreaemy ee sap ww . a a anes - Le ent Steeresesnnenssinseeseeanatstngetensenraume amen ene ee een ee we S — _—. a ee — etm ~~ renin cneneneneetiaed me - - - ~ -—-~ — ee oe . ~ _ om aaa snanouennsourans A nn entenmeene — . oe . aS ames TT amen

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—. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 SI. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _.. PAG: I ————— rr a a aie eas te nieces: Fabric — one =e ee So fot panoes = sas WEEK'S STEER TOP IS Industrial and Le oop el _|GREAT APPRECIATION |_Fetere. este. Frreee_| ARGENTINE WEATHER t. nota sg are quotations on Satiy: gpots strong to higher on pack- a steer market highest on recor’ for h Oc . wd time: about 18.000 West» ~ : = Gags: top $10.25: bulk better grade torn grass the day's high. close and previous Kinds ots $0.60 to $10.07: 130 to $125 gp ee most range steers $10 to inancl rie - The oversupplied with elose in local market and quotations as e-« 300 Ibs. eeder dealers competed for revailin Cc vat $3 to $9.7 few pigs $7.75 meaty quality rangers at $5.50 to $10.75: "S Remremmamess Lad “bs. co ee haveioo ——s ee ae a Se ¢ Imported fabric Sy wi gp. gelect iots $5. 60 to $8.25; most | ere to sais” ud to Sil: heavier teed- NEW YORK, Oct. 29, aes car Colorado brown beauties at — ¥ i c ois-suede_ finish th ; The New. York Telephone Co. has au-/ 3; ° } car Minnesota red river ohjos High, low. Chee. ee. hamois- inish. ..in the | gows $7.75 to $8.25: lightweights ' Sheep: 3000- several loads of native ete at $1.35. 2 cars do (one poor) at $}.25. Fa) *s xing ambs steady $13.75 to $14: thorized additiona] expenditure of $8,882,-|)° car Min poor) at 3S}. DECEMBER WHEAT. (gt better. packers 1500. estimated! 84° doub! Ki: seers reece .:| 918 for construction work, making ‘total nesota round whites at $1.25. ireless -Dis - ———s _— ‘TS’ CHARS? very popular cuff style and the pver 4000. Heavy wei ~~ ze. tight, direct: fat Tamine chem x ote Jon 0 appropriations this year $76,761,069. Delivered— Special Wirel to Post-Dispatch SL. , 3% 125) 24» ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHA . season’s best colorin Te $8.75 to $9.90: ign lights Rie sheep strong to 15c higher: COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS, | Phillip Petroleum Company has geolog- i ae ee was very dull; su '+-126 125 %-26 123 % -24 load Idaho russet burbanks at " and New York Evening Post. ' Oct. 20.—Argentine news of unfavorable 35 to a5) | 35 to. 50c up: week's top range lambs | : t wk. Prev. wk. Last yr. : iste exploring a Government concession in lies were heavy weather unfavorably LONDON. Oct. 29.—Arthur af Kiddy, ‘oj214 iso% -%a 118%b_ cking, sows a d weather was crediied with lifting wheat 3 ? 7.25 |: Totals. ..106,027 107,129 122.573 :| Share on the preferred “A” for the six | yellow do $1.50 delivered, but not moving, | ©Xtemt suxgestive of mutual control by ; . 423% 1125%8 323% After initia! declines of fractions, wheat he : months ending Dec. 15, 1927 payable WHITE PICKLING ONIONS—Chicago | R&2king authorities in America and Britain. |“ Oy apa a CORN, futures returned to wnchanged. to small ° Misses! Pee ore 02 sg, oltre: Montans | to $12: fat ewen $8 75 to $6.50: slaughicr |; | agseTe UD to $14: 13 t ie Crnaei n upfv $10. 19 to oF 73: feedin i = Oe :| Dec. 15 to holders of record Dec. boxes in jobbing w 6 Banking authorities of each country have r rer, Lav heat close ~ . amb ae eee re eee eeerseeoeeeeeees cnuinttientienee i-4 ay, Je to $1 » e) o . ‘ fraction met lower, verpool w t a yy 7 [Seman on all aoa replace- 13734 ; $14.50: clipped ewe lamibe $19 Motion. Picture Capital Corporation ASPARAGUS—Cailifornia casts (12 ar aye A oe yp gy Byes = Hoe . 82 %-" set si 83 ay 8 aes % io lsd lower and Winnipeg was we ee catt! $12.25. Despite modest receipts of cattle the| earned 95 cents a share on the common | OUnches) a7 oe 50; extra choice, $4,/ must have difficulty in preventing exces |‘ 4y : a te: > | lower on, October and % Dece stock in nine months this year against and choice, $2.5 sive activity in securities. and while the as ‘o* early. Corn here opened ' ast c ¢ .. . UCTIO S open nin e oe $1.68 a share in the he same period of 1926. SAVACADOS—Fiorida (48s to 60c) iced | great rise in loans in the United States ‘s LS ade higher and later was unchanged to a NEER CTI , ) an — showi remarkab] the increase in bankers’ a — - Lo ower, Si. cS A AU ONEERS price. Beef steers closed 25c and more P a: Gas, E , Baitim Light. ane $4 to $6 per er ; ye oem vances here is “proportionately great. In- ————- - The bearishness of Liverpool decline was : ' | earne ARTICHOKES Ge F jeed. the percentage of loans to deposits offset by report of lees favorable weather higher; yearlings about steady; cows steady i Ancient lifornia, $1.75 per fs probably the hishest on record. iD % f 39 8 in Northwest. to 25c lower: bulls 25c "to 50c lower : } : P ; , : becemver berd wheat opened at $1.22 3%. oo ggg ag FA he BEETS—Home-grown, 10¢ to l5c per Capital Appreciation. Cc 0 884 89 4 ae. Stocker and feeder steerg sold steady to/ falling to $3,854.382 from $4,.075,4 i. dozen bunches, and boxes loose at 250. “Unfortunately, however. British, bank —— A. ome Met sae 7) sD Ke . ee 25¢ up; she stock steaay. The week's steer A decrease of 8.59 per cent is shown BRUSSELS SPROUTS—Quote Califor-| balance sheets do not show separately like DECEMBER OATS : . Loca! wheat receipts, which were 84,- top of $16 proved the highest at this mar-|in aggregate net operating income of the a eee pee poens, thoge in America. the loans to the Stock . .47%-% 47% 47%-% 47%4 | 60u bu. compared with 39.200 bu a week ES , BEANS—Home- rown Exchange. and we therefore are uncertain ~ ~ ee th 2 ms ‘ ket for seven years. two cars of 915-| 1if8t, 50 railroads to report September g peck vation. The MARCH OATS ago and 102.000 last year. included 40 65] 3 EAL TATE AND INVESTMENTS earnings compared with September. last pane 22.75 to St. So ee and other a aan 43 %-49 492 ada cars local and 2U through. Corn receipts, pound yearlings at the figure. Mature/ year, a total of $99.635.2 CABBAGE—Market r ‘ re df . 35.216. On tl was very dull; the . which were 49.000 bu. compared with SEGOTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS at y full Ioad tote stopped. 3. $15.40: basis net for all class one carriers for = — ae ane tee 2 cars Wisconsin er oe eens MAY OATS 112,000 bu a — ago and + aoe 4g . é onth is estimated at about $134,000,00u la 8 at per ton on track, in-/ dustrial. shar 49 40% -7 biome year, included 32 cars local and J through. OFFICE: SUITE 1534 BRCADE 1 BUILDING care. po panne ey, 2 ep at 87 20 % ” against $145,134,536 in September, 1926. M1 Rd agate by jobbing way, delivered,|°"""The latest’ monthly valuation by the ” DECEMBER + oe bir ee ‘and 90. — Ae 70; ay: oe 25 fo $10. a Mixed ngage Bank Note a earned $2.75 a! quoted at $14 to $16. and Pave at ‘$10 a angled aves ot BBD reprenantaten sa Chi. _.99 96% 95% 97 %> OU a pear —— included 28 care bo local and steer an eifer yearlings 60 up to| share on the common stock in nine months | ¢ 12 " : " ——— E 6: care through. Hay receipts were 26 —"TRUSTEE’S AUCTION - SALE $1426: straight heifers topping at $13;| this year against $2.40 a share in the| quoted at 1c per pound delivered. “Home: | Stomarer: the came group has since tne| CAE—TOT%— 100-10 TOO, | cats local and’ G' throuch KREISMAN’S MARK among arrivals at $8.50 ant $0.60, Bulk cae araaioatng ‘ grown cabbage dull at 25¢ per bushel box|end of last year, risen £282,000.000, of|—— ay ave | bined had 10. Ephaenem pastas com 038 NORTH eidlens nak ae made S11 to. $12 sooner fares ut at £61 by RG | CABBAGE SPROUTS—H haar gv igs a variable awh Sao e101 102% 102» with 84) a week ago and 2343 @ year eso medi 0 : yt. ome- ; end stock e ndustrials ° ~ ~ . . Zs OCTOBER 1 VANDEVENTER Beef ove ae offerings, $7 to $10.50, ie a Co., against 410 the week before | to 25 ape bu me-grown l5c = oma Pres ns present a peculiar ~— Sl and Winnipes #031 3377 cars, Duluth ady : @ year ago. ARR sew York bu_ baskets 75c/ situation, for it is becoming increasingly ' Ss 10:30 A. M. Ver meen, and a beef grades from —mname del. H Stocks in St. Louis Dubie elevators were $7.75, 25c off. Cutters sold 4 ; , ome-grown 10c to 15c per dozen | necessary for German authorities to check 432 bush- In accordance with the terms and conditions contained in a certain Chattel tw I _ $5.25 a “3:60: steady, while Volume of trade of wholesale firms re-| bunches and boxed carrots 25c. any extravagance in national expenditures, , pe mes pvp ig By Hg — oe agen go ho a ing A tees the tation! ee oe the benefit of creditors, we canners at $4.60 to $5 aiso were about | Fortine, to the also the excessive external borrowing. IN| Guar BIDS AND CUFFERS Grain stocks comprised $44,948 bushels or e ~ oO owing property stead Vv poor @ ' i i , ] na n- 2VINF saies regon $2 % vie th eparatio ayments demands. “ : 4 7 — gent ‘ he An assortinent of re aig in cas@€s and an open shelf stock. The Fix- bulls, ‘and. bologuas dectined” con's tn parea + hag test Gr a ceyg Com: ned ae del—18 crates wrecked in one phe Dawes. plan “tor working -epara- james” Oct. SB --Geate Wes ans 46-78 fo. % winter, weent Seer Ses tures consist of Ice Box, Cash Register, Scales, Butcher Tools, Counters, Meat of $7 to $6.50 and $6.75. Beef bulls reg- | averaged & t apne gy all year. tota ee oe tion remittances is quite successful so; fic =- : bushels of i harg winter wheat. 545.- Blocks, Racks. etc. TERMS CASH. istered $9, majority in the $7 column. ivésmen in ali veportiae ii mae, proving Ss ms. FEL -ERY— Market was dull and un-| far, but common sense shows the im- Bits Offers. | 262 EW, of No. hard winter wheat, mA C. MONEY, * giz R. 0. RUMER, Atty., Top feeder steers made 210. bulk of alljand drugs. For the Hn months of 1927 7 ge oy) a ere washed xx portance of looking ahead to conditions|; December wheat .. 5781 bushels of No. 2 corn, 1069 Arcade B 1069 Arcade Bld selling from $6.35 to $9.25. Bulk of stock sales of those firms aver 3 6 be /FOn ito AOn ner > Zooc and Xxx that must almost inevitably produce a; March wheat ..... ae + els of No. 2 yellow corn, 2 comparison. Canner yearlings went through | equa! to $1.60 a share on the common. bodes & fancy hot-house omens “San tion payments, plus German payments f0T| December corn .... 82 ‘ lighter than last year. Wheat shipenents ‘MONDAY OCTOBER 3ist Le the week at $5.25 to $5.75, a few heavy — ' > $ goods acquired abroad, plus the service were lighter than a week ago and heavier By virtue of the terms and conditions contained in 2: P. M. kinds reported down to $5. Manufacture of a high-grade gas for aa Prat rene xx SB.00. Fl on German’s external borrowings, must ! st year. Corn shipments a certain Chattel Deed , N xpress shipment Florida k ligh : H use by gas utility companies, made as a/414-p cy (2 produce congestion in excahnge and en : . week ago and lig Stor th mare a ot benefit of creditors by Edith Singerman, we will ogs Down $1.65. byproduct from the production of gaso- incepatows dean tna sponte) dalt 3?- acute controversy over these three s¢éc- Chicago Provisions Oats shipments were or the Trustee the following: ‘ abi “ heavier last Ladies’ Ready- on -neluding Dresses, Coats, Hosiery, Underwear, Mil- clings ‘and outer Siete the at nl undertaken by. the newly Orgagiaed Supe, SeDIVis iome-grows 10c to 15c cect white hie Semanding ropare- gpa —Provision market shi pire finery, Neckwear, Scarfs, Novelties, etc. Fixtures include Show Cases, Wall market is generally $1.65 lower, excepting | Gas Corporation. H. M. Billingsley ofj|box loose. French endive enpeatoa) 206 tion payments. will be apprehensive of Pig mo a Primary receipts of wheat yer 2 Gases, Mirrors, Tables, Chairs and Counters. TERMS CASH vent pigs and packing sows which are | Stevens & Wood, public utility engineers, | per Ib Germany’s making such payments through | 2nge_3" we Close COC, Sune. Pog ri ad } A C. MONEY, Trustee, R. 0. RUMER, Atty., to $2 lower. light pigs off most. | and secretary of the Pennsylvania Gas and 50 PARLIO — California in sac er | export goods, therebd involving acute High. . . | week ago and 1. : C ks Sc per po y ceipts were } 1068 Arcade Bide. 1069 Arcade Bldg. Lack of Eastern orders and somewhat | Electric Corporation, and Penn-Ohio Edison competition. recelp BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers, heavier supply early in the week gave|Co., is president. The manufactured gas |" GREEN ONIONS—Home-grown 10c to “Capel Court believes, therefore, that) Octo ; ny See oe pe Cee Re ae al ee ee Pao on " “A bat pt pet buyers a chance to. bear down on thej| will be fed directly from the super gas /[20¢ per dozen bunches it is highly desirable that these diffi-| t trade, which they did consistently in most/ plant into the tanks of the gas companies.| GREEN PEAS——California bu hampers | culties should be recognized well ahead te) bt of the trading. Packers would invariably} The gasoline made will be turned back to / te elephone peas $5. of time instead of letting matters drift on ag 2 other buyers were through anJj the oil com ipanies supplying the crude oil |! GREEN PEPPERS—Florida 1% bushel] later to an actual deadlock and a possible GROCERIES AND FIXTURES Then they would only buy “limited num: used. or will be soid to the wholesale | crates fancy $3.25. Home-grown green | crisie. : foek” sae a! day. City butchers gave a little support, Reginald McKenna .chairman of the at pg peppers 40c to 50c per bushel —_— will be mag dhe yd ye wwage ‘ ase fo and Gis.009 last rear. ats not as much as normaliy, however. Th le tatet Cite oT monde a OOBe. of some new scneme tor | : 30.000 ’ AY, NOVEMBER ist 10: 30 A. M. marke declined 1 25c - 3Uc Monéay. Tues. racssermtt agp ra pall pg rag A om st + eile tienen ecarce; Louls-}and finally with the reparation problem. +. with 419.000 a week ago and 357. last ordance with the terms of a certain agreement, we will ay 0c to “5c with some spots $1 off.| kurop ss wo : e| lana bushel hampers 94. ape ! "In acc ‘ oe = Wednesday 50. Thursday 25c to 6Uc and| Bon Wetking wd ciging “moce velee.| . HORSERADISH—Home-grown No. 1 at Decem 2 : “In the local cash grain market Satur- — time. place, and in the manner specified above, the fol- then, Friday. a etrong to 10c higher mar- ticity and patterned after the Federal | $5 to $7 (extra large $8), and No. 2 at Stl ay. ee yg scattered mill oreet for property: We gpa salesmen. ape pill 4 7 rt Reserve system. While it would not be an| $43_per 100 pounds. straight grades of soft wheat. sales ng ees’ w weak undertone, e pas ‘xact copv of the F al Reserv c KOHLRABI—Home-grown 2 er doz. COLD WAVE APPREHENSION WHEAT RANGES U en ae A very high-grade stock of Open Shelf Groceries and some full — teatured the sharpest declines of anv conye tige Aid geal A: pana ge mon Si ota bunches. este linge totus os to 1%c higher. but ae ae ea } ~ : \ hahaa Ass ai La ) i ‘canes. Fixtures include Counter Refrigerator, Scales, Coffee Mill, aah Ue en ae hey yt sor the | tries, he believed it would be good busi- LETTUCE—Market on iceberg lettuce By eo MONK Ones wens euh ARGENTINE WEATHER REPORT feaiined tm Sellawr ihe all ceed " - ” 33. ty se p ke r Mr lish Ce + ger Sank nz ‘ , or , — ‘Counters, Blocks, Racks, Tools, Shelving, etc TERMS CASH. io goed. Ww eighty A eee ‘wets aan = System o el: nati a thet ‘of the United leaner ,A ‘oft condition stock; jobbing po ge ol 2 — enon ge — “Ordinary a om ie le Tes . : ity hogs w again com-| ¢;. the wrowth h Pa - ie “oe w no ] maintain 7 BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers. aratively scarce, a wane ly metialations States. He was impressed with the crowth/ gales California 48 to 58 $1 to $2.75 per csnneelty higher om appretiensions of al By the Associated Press. limited way.on @ basis 24%c installment se in the United States. | or CON 0 ¢ ym: Chicago December price. rotet wheats of hogs 190 puunds and down. oF egg een yoy aud} ject of a good "deatt Oo eae condition; good quality | cold wave in the South over Sunday and CHICAGO, Oct. 29.—Frost reports from | nat very indifferent demand with futares . } . igh a ; | | 2.50 and ripe, heated and off TRUSTEE’S AUC iON SALE $1.75 to go. ur ! oe pve Fl Nehe of exaggeration and no doubt instances| oie ry % $i : $2. Idaho oe and oa ee eee fg ey eae south of the equator threw a scare into / up and a better cash demand. Corn prices pigs. At the close today pigs 130 pounds | $8" be, quoted improper use of this! jcefy $1 to $1.25. Home-grown lettuce dull | January reacted to “Z0.17c, but recovered |the wheat pit today and brought about a| Were steady to ao higher. Elevators. ’ fo f credit nat taking businéss as a industries and shippers bought. Oates we-« GOORMAN 5 MARKET and down sold at $8 to $8.% f ( rm Of ¢! oe 1: ' ar f the loss and closed at 20.37c. ; ’ : " 150 pounds $8.75 to $9.25, Caching soup whole. it is remarkable how smail losses| ** £ SraRD GRED \NS—Home-gsrown 25c The mnerel marker closed steady at ne¢|*Pecdy jump in prices, Fears were €X-/up slightly. offerings being light. There 5097 DELMAR BOULEVARD | Ste $1.50 to $1.75 Top sows to- have been.” ospemeonaeman to 35c per box; kale and turnip greens 25c. othe 0 of 21 to 29 points. pressed that dispatches received telling of et aa with some local day made $8.40 as to $10.05 a week ago. Dodge Bros. shipped 2.969 Graham MIiS OMS , ening was steady at advances of te t 4 frost in Argentina ; 4 d t . whe MUSHROOMS—Missouri and Ohio 1-lb . low mperatures an : WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2d 10:30 A. M. The bul . sold today $8 to $8.25. Stock] Bros. trucks to dealers in two weeks end-| cartons buttons at 40c to 50c,- and No 28 points on week-end covering. coming at a critical period for wheat RANGe art PRICES. red winter, $1. "i. very siow “early in the weck.| ed Oct. 22. largest two-week period this 1 at SOc *|}combineqd with some trade buying which : Chattel Deed of Trust executed by Charles L. Goorman, for the sions. The supply was fair. Vat cinated | | PARSLEY—Home-grown 10c per dozen | Buropean account. The market acted a8jac6 ‘The wheat market here closed nerv- 10. : red ss $1.46. . 1 bushels, rr Wirt ago and 749 toe - OD Creer Se AR Naat ee inane ccs 2 ee font poet PHO Wc Oo orate towns ~}¢ ~} = By virtue of the terms and conditions contained in a certain up somewhat in later ses-! year. was supposed to include price fixing for} growth spelled possible serious crop dam- kinds are quotable at $9.50 to $10. $: Consoli Gated Textile C Corporation had net | bunches. if the heavy selling of yesterday had left red. benefit of creditors, we wil] offer for sale the following desirable under a week ago. profit of 280,395 for nee months this fate ars Om eal to S5O0ciit in a stronger technical position, one ous. lio to 2%c net higher. with corn ’ nerd winter, et 4 @1.49: a . year. equa “to 20 cesis & share. per bushel bex ioose. fear that freezing temperatures migitt wor 5c to lc up. oats unchanged, %c advance, (Oo. 2 hard winter. $1 23 @t.2 Neb. rty: | Lamb Trade Featureless. ae ~~ : ATC) Ss ° property | ess PIMENTOS Home-grown 75c per bu/ down into the belt over Snuday no doubt and provisions ranging trom 2c decline to pet protein $1 A large and complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries and | The sheep and lamb market was fea- Weekly Butter Review bo stimulated the covering mag ty March a rise of 42c. io § bard winter: $1.21. hard. $1. ti ' SHES— te|cember advanced to 20.54c, . Sundries, comprising an open shelf stock of every description to- | tureless the past period of trading. That Z C4 a ne con ae white sold yay 20.81c. or 49 to 53 points| General buying of whéat eet in quickly “ ‘ : iS. BO great Changes were apparent in any ad ® ‘AGC "eof ‘ t jkelihoos , | te when word began to circulate that likeli- Ve gether with full] package reserve. The largest stock of its kind class. The demand was moderate and CHICAGO. Octi: 29.—Likelhood of| 'TA BAt GAS—Canadian bulk $1.40 to| above yesterday's closing quotations dur. hood of en unfavorable prospect for grow- “ a e. | with moderate receipts the market was a!-| heavy fall production of butter has 30 per 100 Ibs. dei. ing the early trading. The more urgent/ ioe wheat had developed in Argentina 2 mixed. §0%4 which has been offered recently. | most invariably steady. Packers paid up| caused many to feel that current prices SPINACH—Prices were lower. | Balti- egg yg ares ad “alert ad What made such news especially signifi- J - rv iet of he - 5 ienle 2 , peregn, deka po. wy aekets in jobbing w ; ft v a rea a , 2 The Fixtures consist of large Butcher Box, 15-ft. Display Re- to $13.50 for lambs in the first session are too high. ‘i oo" ot Baa Aaa bloomsdale 25c | yesterday's gelling movement, which again |C4Mt was the fact that crops have retro No. 2 4 5 . € « . . @ . ~* . \ oh j 2 © oe 7s Offered at me tigerator, 34 feet of Shelving and Bins, Display Cases, Marble §& i age agg” hg paid up "te. $147 73 With weather ideal for cattle through- | o0¢ and flat leaf 25c per bu box | ted tone : be connected with Wocnubet Era Hemisphere wheat. Australia. Further: : * e . . . * . rs . 7 » | actic ly ¢. rt ine Cc in a ] vSe. , p Counters, several Computing Scales, Electric Coffee Mill, several times for choice lambs, aud pr | OUt, Practically al) procucing sections, an "OT. LsiFY~-Home-xrown 2c to 85¢ per | oreige to 20.08c, while: March sold off| more. report was also current today that S S | § Electric Mea ringer, \alionai Cas .@gister, Mea OCcKS an | week's close steady with a week ago. but | /ooked for. Oninions as to the extent dozen bul 3 a of Friday's closing quotations, The | pean “countries are being easily absorbed, as a pertigtine-rach : re 10 r. Vary idely. S .| SQUASH—Louisiana %-bu. hampers and | Racks, Tools, two Burroughs Adding Machines, etc, city butch ers ears 25c more thas * ek ed gah ere Bot i. aie ate | deme bu. hampers white squash $1.25 | eee hn tapered oft as jt, the liqui- —_ ee ee ee oe ae er . “ aoe , ago. igh top for the wee vee 3.75 | cisoh pn Po ST me-grown hubbard squash 50c per bu. ation of long accounts carried over Pe The property will be offered in bulk and suitable detail sub- with the bulk of lambs at $13.2 Med- er ee at “4, her x Bartel PR a oo ry Be gel oy sen ay co “per Ib. Pumpkins %¢/| break of the previous day had pretty well | season in Germany divisio so 7 ort kinds w har 4 iq | aB_Increa nt i odadl u t ours nd there was a shar On the other hand, although unsettled ns. TERMS CASH. ao ose ie narG to Move ai sold Lge om é to le per lb : ee Amal my cy = weather both sides of the Canadian line . 2 white, 50 the. eens L, KANE. Trustee, BEN ¢. SELKIRK & SONS, | in van - ge ga _- 5g ah ge 5503 pounds; STRING BEANS yom “Car oni | oovertan TR. saggy MO ‘au was threatening to hamper the movement | ’ ng - 3 white, } hi to 50% :. Pant Brown Bide Auctioneers Se ee a ae 6 ee previous week and 1,-| steady. offerings were liberal. Car Louisi- | 2 b ! i of new spring wheat, top prices today were o. & white, 45c. é | Pao mid-week period. Culls cashed to packers | 998 591 st Pin lighter than a» vear ago. jatia ‘e-bu. hampers stringless beans on;to 20.40c, but the late fluctuations were No. 4 mixed. 18% c, ; LOUIS B. SHER, Attorney for Trustee, 1028-32 Arcade Bidz. at $8.50. Aged sheep maintained a steady — ~— i Friduy partiv sold at $1.75 del. | very irregular and last prices showed re-| not well maintained. The fact that the Samule eradn. 16s. a | 2 Fuenos Aires wheat market closed without : lleval throughout the week. Best light | but cleaned up. Express shipments/ actions of about 23 to 31 points from | N PTCY T pet aaa = ah a nit ana thee te : > * ‘ l Terry, alleged bankrupt, the following: stock; g00d to choice spring lambs, $13 ~ here were sm m eat y trim E Mase EMarnitiure irrore eau: Ch - —_? = “ “ey eget d hoice draft. § G ‘ a1) (f beled) in jobbing way $1.10/70 per cent of the State’s crop. The e e small. talk of export demand med ae. i r: e at v4 . he ° i ro BE SOLD to $5.50: plain to good, $4 to $4.5 of): mine mules. 15 to 16.2 hands. $12. “0 |ripes higher; poor not > $2 according to» Jan., 20.63 @20.67c;: March, 20.71@ straights at 9S $5. a fo $5. OU. first clears a CL Ve sar ERS FIT yea ee SRO OM BA ss 5 ciphers E¥ Ap at he copending? ihedesiNincinn, en ROO anadyokcuntcipnsteediereen 4 - eh ne rae COS Ger ted Coe | Choppers ‘and bucks. $3 to $3.50: cannere. 160; cotton mules, mares, gitt, r00d hair. extreme range of 50c to $2 | .. E 7 S07) bid: ) 'DO. 0. Oc —Wheat-——C MO to w s ON THE PROPERTY oe te eds. BA to ST, Thus 40 Mit] males, mares fat good bair. 1h to 184) wes doe lous Pa bes. inose. spot , 25 points up; middlings,| No, 2 red. $1.37 to $1.38. Corn—Cash SES See terol eed te ee see t Economy Store esi , - 4 pF 4 “ « adi 4 and casks $8. 709. . No. 3 yellow, Sig to 88c, Oats—Cash | Chicagy at Sc: standard, "5 tect ie eae Horses and Mules. 190: cotton mules, mares, rouch haired , ; ey . 3 white. 52%c to 53% Ryeé—Caéh ous per pound bulk. of other classes maintained a firm basis. “acne mules. >a per less f conseauence Cash, $15.40 bid: oat $15. 60 bid; Core me quent » ©. m as fol ; although further declines were registered | than above quotations. Farm gnu broke, There were no cnanges ° t- bey we " ORLEANS. Oct. 2 OnUAry - $15.70 _ bid. = th ash. on ueted 79¢ to 88c ; SEE NEXT SUNDAY’S POST-DISPATCH 'on plain mulcs, especially the smal! and | Kood bone, 15.3 to 16 hands. $90@125; | in the apple ee He Pn oars apes 3 tures opened steady; December, A2C; $3.98 bid; December, $2 ide “> Tp is —e bg lite we per C a ~ 10, 0 small lots charged ‘ : 5 é ; ~~. " ~ ’ i Fe Good bie horses sold well and there 75: small, common mules. $154@40. ( treet ‘ — — Receipt 93 « i ws " ‘ . og r e several lote Calhoun uo 2 cats; unchap , > os. other varieties at uary, 10.87; March, 11.06; May, 11.23, | 9, yell T6%@Q@77%Cc: =O. 2" ‘white, lows: 1 track car hard gray shorts : Si to $3: 4 tT barreled cooler jonathans > 83 44 ¢; 3 white, 82c; No. 4 white,j/4 car, do (from West, ’, 50; at $7.00 and egrimes at 6.75. Home- Liv , Spot Easier ; No, 5 white, Tc: No. 6 white. 1 car pure bran, $28: 1 car da, 7.50. ‘rrown boxed apples selling at 75¢ to averpoc: * ~ aromas : ; eample afre%: 68@75c. all local; also, mille direct sales to £0 1.50 according to — TIVBRPOOL, Oct, 20.— Cotton spot N » out; 1 car bran, $286.50: 1 a car $36.90. fi a ad ‘s, tha British Columbia rices easier. Amiérican” strict ‘ . 35 Grabapples. were ” aignted at $3.50 rad) 12.064: good middling. ; sample ap $25, and middiings, $35.50; CRABAPPLES —Briti sh Columbia 35- j - strict middling. 11.564; middling, € ¢8 q quota " Barley, —y Oe oen aee $3.5 strict low middling. 11.214; low| Giover « 0) Any, ered. 3.40@4.15. Alfalfa Meal. ppu ind boxes. ’ pa h A Snats i ‘ eae . = o " state ie tnenee tm 8 A Mate Aa tie ‘notre en oan at AN Sapo Rhy: Mie ee mM ey gh re Ren» Pasay te eae Sidhe pti g ae ous VC nn oe a 7 . . . - ao . 2 Y a re er . “ wae - w ee ae + ere ce ae ay Men’s Suits Special ‘\’ lue at LES OF ALL KI INDS SOLICITED concords at 65c for 12- “quart and 2lc lud! 3000 F nate mr Receip? , Oct. 29. aor al Corn Be $21.50- Ne. 1 int t f : choice OUR REGU LAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS gan ot ‘uart basketa. Jobbing sa! lew Califor- mn inc] wet Saue” ads aad tae ee yellow, 77e: No. & yellow. lin new sacks os it sold at $28.90." y Monday 1830 ursday BArfi id 6891 nia lugs ~The hee a Bo Pa at 50 to 1Oct.. 10.93- Dec., 10.814: Jan... 10.814; oc; No. za low. 13% O7se; sample | selanitaine 808 in séediess. vet re 76d: _May. 10.734; July. 10.644. ee s %c higher; Ne. 2 nt Est. 1 4 3 my 9 dels $1.40 two $1.50: mala March, 10. 6 whit e, 49%. oueeas Boring lac be. 45860 an 1 CHOUTEAU $1. $150. mission at $1.40 to $1 Ri: , . ~ ‘ a Sd hy Pn lam be. “ibe: AT AU FURNITURE STORE, 4505W EASTON AV. Flack Prince. $1.30; Michigad 12-quart St. Louis Spot Cotton. -= “ae bucks. i, 2a3%e. , 2%. : A. M. ae mcords jo oc MO 4 Spot cotton was unchanged in St. Louis oe | CTION = wepespay. Nov. ‘2p. 1927. 10 so Regal ORDER COAL PHONE US FOR Saskets, gio. "New York if-quart | yoduy-* ‘Quotations) Good spdinary 14 Bbc Butter, Eggs and Poultry || “= Delivered in St. Loute, $2.00: Ss , f We are authorized by the owner to sell the entire stock of new an - athe concords, 75c. d 4-quart baskets, te middiings 18. 50e; middiings 19.50 country stations ¢ t y es or ad the shové address. This stock inc ludes: Dining-Room, Living-Reom ~ 95¢ to 27 et a ize «620. 250: middling sfair ST. LOUIS BUTTER. EGG AND POUT NEW YORK, a na y Ru Stoves, Dressers, Beds, et $—Iningis bu baskets keifer pears | on 7 . receipts, 9443: men and young 13@5 | | wee hee Ce A WOW GENUINE GUARANTEED t tse to $1: Colorado bu baskets keifer ‘ie TRY EXCHANGE, Oct. 29.—Following men, well-tai- | tg ion & Storage Co pears cleaned up at $1.85 Govvered., ates New Orleans Spot. puctations are for round lots in first » Soe: lored of wool e A. A. Selkirk Auction g - field 8897 — igam bulk keifer pears at $2.75 to $3 per - jp , a . : = Chouteau Av. GAr barrel measure delivered. Home-grown NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20-—-Spot cotton “BUTT ER—Creamery extras 48c: stand- pte, : Pacific ~ and wool-mix- , € ® heifer pears at 75¢ to $1 per bu box ease. closed steady, 25 points up. Sales, 4278: | ard 44c: firsts 37c: seconds. 35c: country | 'T**. ht. : ) , ‘ x vs — — , —— fe CANTALOUPES—California canaban 2) low middling, 19 middling, 20.56; rail, 30c: No. 1 sntictonee stock, 28e. ' tirete, 30 ed cheviots and - hj a A, , $2 and Persian at $2.50 mainiy to good middling. Mt sie: receipts, 10,365. ase GS — free ft cases ; cassimeres it. " | > - per crate Pe, Se re, “NEW Oct. Live | ray, tan, b i d : SATSUMAS—Alsbama strep | boxes, & on n OLEOM ARG ALIN 7 aeminal:’ un” ene ee any gray, tan, brown a: ¢ FURNITURE } $350 to $3.50 and bu baskets at $3 to Memphis Spot Cotton. prints No. 1. 2he: No. : cee B5e; | Ramins i: hao, audtah a : and mixed +. pANGES—California oranges at $6. MEMPHIS. Tenn. — and bakers’ vestry NEW YORK, Oct. 20--Dried truite end . to « : mnidithig, 4 20. 0.0be: Ke jew >: & a ie : i ek r fra! 1i. . 5 ' a elkirk Auction and Storage Co. Sia SoS dea Sd oipowigh taar Klein Electric Steamer i+RAP Ea Move! ment was fair at about middling. 10.61; eee 0 82° ordinary.| pp; Pig Bellies, $13.25 Tard, $11.95. Alfalfa meal No. J in second-hand eecks Bs, ; ° unchanged prices, On track, 1 car Michi- | 14 g@q. good ordinary, . Sales 4000 : - 2! was quoted at $21 and in new sacha, 7 sine te dade) a tapi is oe oes es Pe, th Oe RR be: sete os OF pe Sie * 7 Sealed aaah an taal wag a ee Rasen nee ett ee eens ees . ve ve ce 648. 20 weaves. Some M CTION CoO. ~ to &&.50 for medium to larce sizes and > good HEES® — Northern twins 29¢: an- nous A . : ; : HICAG . Get. 20.—Poultry have two pont Sizes 31 to fone ISSOURI AU Written Guarantee oveemen § io 5 for small F lorida oranges at $4 (0 | ee w25 bales. => O Ye; tons morn. Be: | Gales. | ccinig seven cars: fowls 174 BY ement Economy \* ead”. ¢ vlan, ) , a 2007-09-11-15 MORGAN ST. a Prompt Delivery + Ae BE box in Jobbing way: off condition stock emesge oe Cotton Market. oe light, 17c; leghorn bens. " 13 %we: | Toomets, A60; ducks, 18@ ° |= Auctioneers and Appraisers Cutest 2572—Cintcel Ste _ ee. ” SA8k OT IMES—Dominican at $2 to $2.2 ; follows: Duc, 20.84-Rbe. ickens’ 120: legho *| CHICAGO, Oct. 29. — Batter : re | Cor k Linoleum = Merchandise Sol Retail Private Sales Dally | eect p Sper | tures as follows: Due. Be Tadkcrgd ang rn broll- ‘6 sae “"s box aft f standards, ex Do Not Be Decelved A a Sobbing eur loose at 6c Oc: ducks. 16e to 21e: muscora pos wal F fi rete, 10041 he. and we are the distributors in , 13.25c. with general arkeys. tec: Grade, Sq. Yd. E AUCTION SALE! the City of St. Louis. | Hs os raat inne Co4 early black | ket closing steady 4 $9" Fulneas. 2 pounds and over Sats meas € Four yards wide, in block, tile 7 | MONDAY, OCT 31ST, 10:30 A. :; and %4-barrel crates at PS3.6 3. 13 © = ae 33a. 18.30 Sep ““FRo* uttbos $2.50: medium $1.50: 3 = Ret time and place, we will scl! at public Cale a stock consisting na York Cotten. 12 99 a cult att vs small 75¢ ver SP Wiviséctnn eo ; & 0 ’ - com witout «eam Suber | MD Ars. rcs a ows cima iT WEISSENBORN COAL €0.| - S| SEE aa Mee te hoe ate el oe slight | ®t | Gowns Notions, an iggy ae: e . Y onan , ; et i 5 400 rele tow: ' nate ate ost a : 2 VENTH FLOOR, BOATMEN’S BANK BLDG. field 4066 | elline oromoted by tne recent rr eo ge . so 190 : Garfield 8635. von GA Sader a renewal of, liguidation and 5; EMONS—Calitornia at $5 to $9 per IVE POULTRY—Fow!s., .j springs, 18% @%2<: turke | = —— a “ogee? GRAPEFRUIT—Fi rida at $4 to zan. 90 bse March 20.97c. May 7e. me - cetpts —. bag Seconds of $1.05 7 | | order at 6%c per pound, 2 $1 Oc ) * 2 There is but one Zei Coal, é In jobbing way at $5.75 buying o covering. howe eveer. and March poece. 15e: orkeys, 7 : atRe: Exes uncha anged READY-TO-WEAR AND DRY GOODS, mae <gaccen AY. tn Sobbing’ Way at 87 per halt: eed crate | Cf. -Gales estimated medium. $7: cuineas. small. and carpet designs on a heavy bur- | jf ° Reeneey e. FLEISCHER-BROWN MERC. CO. a N. 8th. AUCTIONEERS. ree trade |

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SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 5st. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 12__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ | ‘ ee ate : dj bn’ Range for (Stocks and Annual ales} High; Low | Ciose |CO'ge, Range for [Stocks ang Annual |Saies| High | Low | Ciose |C ae a | Low Close jCh’ge. ) Range a Stocks ang Annual! jSalesj High| Low | a i ge, | “tet (Dividends. | for | tor | for | tor | tor 1927 | Dividends - | for | for for acl és Z ee a | Range for [Stocks and Annuaj |Sales| High | sas’ ee | Dividend for for for for for : Z 3 1927 (Di vidends | for | for Bnd week. Week wish i aay eet bw Me. Ww ech.| Week.| Week. | Week. | | Low. Duliars. | W'k.| Week.) Week./ Week; Week High. | Low. in Doliars, k.| Week., Week., Week.; maton ee | ae aire — SP amen i is . : om . > ->ge ie ; ; ey a . » Y: ' Xu ; i ; wigh. Low. | Me ae ~ yee 0: 4% 66% Columbia Carbon 4) 399 100% S&14; 94 = “5% : ¥ Pe. ik, % iy Spgfield “~~ : #01 Th a | ; J | Pro} | 12: °. ;N J 8 pe pfa 8 11833 |138 .j133 x { 2 ‘Abraham & Straus. 108114 103 i Com C 634 pep 6.50\/x520, & ; 8 . "| : oo Kelly-Spg & pe pie - a ae ee N = be nd 7 eo + = a 4 83%, 109 jAbraham&s pfd 7. x17011i% MU IITs! Ce | yy ‘om C 7 pe 75) 240; 22%) 2: 2: | 4 20 (Ke oi hayes Whi 2; 22 : pa wm | it 81 SN JI7 pe pfd 7| iy) =6Al7 ~ W k-End Market nsel- % Steel [ | an - oes & See Be Soar | : % 7: » | 100%) 98%y/P SN J @ pe ptd | 6) 2%/10L j1uZ%| ° % | VWE® — w° Big ep BRE LPL LLL LO ish 124 Adams Express 6.. 1o7 3g 108 ; i % Com C Spe B pf 2, x10; 24 ~ ~~ 3 a 4 60 j|Kennecott Cop ' ir ; b, % 50 bull : : 158 . . 7. ' he Z i -. ‘ . rT ; ° ' a Intensive Drive Against eo | 15%; 7% Advance Rumely.. a ait as 7 5 6 Com Inv Tr 3.60.; 24) 4: a 3 | “4 Reystone fire) -. - SY neat ii ak | aril onl es eee ik ate 0 =m) oat | te | : : TE 4 : j ’ : > " 2 7; x6¥ 5 4s 7 ri wee 2 : 19 % Siew (GR) Co 4 po wt | - : ‘ 13% Wiis 2c w ol Sd 28} (2 | i's | tled y ve Against 24 ot « . ; ‘se Ad Rume a pid. . $ oe ae > . | si.) & Cominv.T 7. pe pt; ea : i 1} { $s i Met * oH Kinney Co 29 tI ae | an . 1. "2 & All umada lead . ‘ 3 ‘ y » e ; O53 ' ComI!IT 6% pe 16.50 ‘| , ” | : Ny | 4 Steel Carries It and 1995 13445 |Air Reduction Sb... 50:17 ly ? oa: 5Y a4 fecmetasinalan sal u.| 185)169 | : | G2%y; 47 \Kraft Cheese ( 25 Pure Oil pid 8...| 228) 26%) 25 | 26 |— % | I3 | F% Ajax ku bse i 74 4 ~~ a %% Conw Pow 3b. .. 1! §) - 2 | ‘. : 110% iKreske Dept Stores x a ; : i144; 46%!Purity Bake ‘A’ J.! S23} : 41%, Purity Bake “B” L% i Alaska Juneau Gols ‘ euns ok | at.i 3 Conde Nas ub Several Other Issues to S31 18 jaineny Pert WP 2| 2) 20%| 20%) 20%/....- | $332] 39%s\Conde Nast Pub : 10 (Kresge Deon: Shorea | oe it ss | 110% | 96 jAlbany P W pf oe a wo ee er ee , . Congress Cig 4.25b 3% 50 (Kress & Co (SH) 1; ~2, So : S%% 101% (Purity Bake pf 7.(x200 LUS 1% 10S Cc | 169% 123% /Al Ch & Dye 6 - , 27 | Bt) ; _ é i ( gn idat & Cig 7 65 + - . - - — New Low Levels for Cur- 24 120 |Al Ch & Dye pfd % | ? ado ~ eel ot 7 5 mi. 1103 ig LOS 41% Radio Corp of Am 2625) 76° | cox! C] f 5; O94 {Al Chalmers Mig 6, it a3 1. ‘Consyl Distributors., 5, lg 49 ees Corp pf | : Ea ora ot | 11% \Amalgamated Lea. ga 46 i 101, 110 [Railroad Secur 4. ./x230} S2%; $2 - ae . ’ e Sonsol Gas & .... 30 113% 1 Me a —* rent e at ose Oo , 27 a Amerada Corp yd Si ‘Consol Gs as pfd 5. 54) 99 % | VS BG jLambert Co . ; $5 * . os « Reaing Co 30... ~ 40% 1 ) be of : 7 | Agr Cnemica!.. Con KBR Ci iba pf : 7 Lee Kub & Tire 3 ~ iy | se FR | 2 meaulng ist pfd ; = | i's | “| 4 - ais BS Week. 51% | 28 Agr Chem pfd. | Consol Textil S415 Len Val RR 3.00. 95°" S832) YO bi Ed Reading Td pid 2.| 3! 45 | 45. 2 ew YORK, Oct. 29.—The Bve- le 46 ¥. san Wes ei hin Pees tg 77 , Lehi. & ink Pr 3 2 B6%%; St ‘ . | wn Ree 3) a need a ss 5 ya | HOUSTON OIL DOWN 1] 7 3 | 30% lam Bank Note pf x2i0) G2 on "| SON 3 | 35°, 3F "Come Baking 4 4 seniison OMe Be 2h Sem Sy | ceubicai | oe. | os ieee em ee FE post in its weekly copyrighted - f . fe n AOD aking . Si > . - - - c — Beet Sugar e - Cont Bak pid : 5 os al summary says: Beet Sug pfa. ‘ . . V7, : M Tob 4b .| Seaerd ( E GO| SGS®'R e > Cream 3.. | % || 328 %| : — *% $'4, 58% Continental Can 5 Myers pid 7 121 Ys J113%% hy E C ! 1 108% 108 ty 108 55 | 1 ‘ 3 te . , or ers . ’ } r j be, i bn ; : iy mM R is %, 7 : Ma: 1 = | re : fcc Sls “3 fo * + a =| oe oy - we 4 ¥oO “Uy Lage i" = be tg es Re » a 2 P) .- Se. — S f a - a 2 ro ww miISisots we ga - ~e = 7 Care u “Oe -EBEEE ei ‘ 1 tg G1, “Barly in the week the market 782; 26%) 22%) %, | | 10 IN WEEK-END ry Ee wa quite well from the low 11 05 $9 % | oa : See established on oe yen of ; > | = ore, but by ursday ee eee | Special to the Post-Dispatch. a week bet haying had tapered AmCaraFdy ptd 7 5M) 4 oa ks iron : Y ots) SB | 684 5% | , Friday prices were once age Hy, ee wat + 2 gee ' ' j ' s B ist pf 7 7 x100)12 ie: ‘ ‘ prema % Repub 1 & S pfd Rly ez ov STON OrL and a wand OD The y : ° : °7 . 1 ye . Z i 90 oo e oral ty , uc ‘ . , “ rc + x ° ng ‘s . ; aod i 9 2 * . >t ‘ I he ee Lorillard (P) Co. i ree ms ¢ "3 | Jt 7 x | 4 Rey roid is Spring : }* ode F4 ee t ; ; H- as two stocks in wl ; a on the downgrade. con- w zai = ees aie ¥ 5 an I a ©°9 iCubs ‘ane fd... 36 | ~ ’ t ] r S7 ' . ‘ 98 { ae FAS, ~: @ oad ket Me rotal stock sales 1,123,100 shares. +, dy 2 : hel ae $e, Fe oe oat imate ine Wee 21} 21%| 20%) : 86 it. ou 6% ‘ i 63 50 x430) 39! 8 ‘ § 3 ye Reynols Too 5 4 St. Louisans are interesteg” qe Oe eel | § Encaustic 2 40) 2 | $2 _ of SSR) Sr Rhee FO See ose Sl 9 | 20 | Be os D val +e “ae ee yueuws yo 5. . + g not a factor of importance ap- ——————— 9%, 12 m Express 6 ... aj172 Ds ; U | 28% Cuban Am ge 1; wees 159% 128% Louis & N eaaek ariel oe: oe .(, *|Rossia Ins rts broke sharply on the Ma ) tau & Wor Power. t 5, 26%) 23% 24% /- 107 14\Cub-Am Sug pfd 7 . 27%, 235 Louisv G&E A\ 1.75 5} ~0°;| ~ 2. Bi ‘t jRossia Ins Co 6. a atly. as\prices declined in the By the Associated Prese 3 oe i | x6 is AméFor Pow pfd La 5 Ht) av . °° Cuba Dom Sug. + ‘ id | ‘ 7 32% 213 » Ludium Steel 2... fF} 2h%j 2 ls | O24! 441 Roy D NY sh 1. 33°4 46% change today im the midst % si of 3%- pegs = money. NEW YORK, Oct. 29.—An in- $1,] 7% Am Hide & Ieather: Et 58%| 43% Cudahy Packing 4.| oa; 3S Pa 7 mg | 2) Row : bear drive against U. S. Steet. f , ai ainst ; | 48 (AmHide&Leath pt | 5} 59%! 5734) 57 . § Ti) Curtiss Aero : ot £4 118%! 88% Mack Trucks 6 ... / a ine t+, Bog, paid Cabte Co. 4. ) . e j d e tensive bear campa gn agai 4 30%, Am Home Pr © 40.) 9 ; 541 ' “2 % ’ ” ‘ Curtiss Aero pf ‘ ° 113 Lee 10” ‘Mae ik Tk Lst pid 7 J i, A, s s 2 Be oh = —_ Le: “ iy 7 ‘ “a ‘ ; a7 S| Q | The oil issue went own 45 7 What deien phe * Did. ; . inspired by | 32%) 25% /Am Ice 301 27 44| 26%) 26! 52/103 (Cushman Son Inc 4a on a ad : 111 (Mackay Co . ge i ay wee “ae oo . at Louis SF Ry Sb 7% 10 points on fair transa ‘= 4 r uart United States Steel, insp . y i 9 | £4 ‘Am Ice pfd ree bab! 7 ‘ Lag ( ‘ushm an sa € = ‘ ‘ gL Mackay pt d pit 2 | U- ‘ te ; t “t. L.. South we Patera 78 i ; while as lost over il a a, 4, . 5 | *everal i mportant q erly current evidences of uncertainty in | 536%! 37 (‘Am Internat! Cor 2 | &é : Cuvyamel Fruit .... J) ade ; 4 . 2%) 40% “Macy (R Forbes?.6¢ 9} 20% | 49 °2)| % 73 : ~ hh el alte 2. 8. 5) SO &5 1% lo P ve 300 sheweel 2 4 18 statements _ ‘a, | | 10 | lam-La Fire E.....| 22 | 6 ; | r eceian 34: : 5 lat (Macy (R H) Co 5 —~ 7 A Ee 2 ii! 4312 /Savaze Arms 4...-/ 53) 47%) 4344) 4: = mpi during the wee .— the steel industry, carried steel | gyi! go. tat m1 | | gn S: | be 4 Davison Chemica s. 7a; 50's" amet « Madiecn Sa Gard 1) 56) 20%) 2: O31 : 57%} 47 \Schulte. Bet 8 35 Wi S2i4| 4941 sou) a ae ther issues , 8° t, ON le —— Bi ty “ ls I + Deere & Co pfd ~ : to eg j , ‘ Mf ce nN ! > , =a L6G chulte RS 1 1° Gas closing of 200 coms : a Motors Corporation reported . : a ~~ : an . ee ‘. eal ’ nds ‘ a8 ; j i is ; ‘ ~ 4 « . : . a 1 ; 7 ert nes i ‘ ‘ ie : ; : s common — en othe SSX. 46 % Am Linseed pfd_ s-} ¢ St Se S68 | 2 17 Geta sane S--| *o eee be 7 | ’ 3 Li Mallinson & Ce. ea | 15. 5 4% | 26's Seaboard Air Line. 31 |} 29 | 29 | Bes with high for year of 267%, F * increase in profit of $3,476,000 in the New y ork stock market to | pe &.. Ney one poe C We- . 4 3 . “ zs Denver PG&W pfd f i yy ‘ = - cence 0m / ; ‘ é : ‘ ; ; 0 in | | : ‘ S mss Houston has been as high ay om - the third quarter of the year 5 OC By Fe i =e a | ~d %|Manatl Sug ee ‘ ar Sapg BP ale wis a new low levels for the current de-/159 {| 731%,/Am Mach Fdy 2... Bl 14: 5: 4 | 160% /1331,|/Detroit Edison 5.-. | 48 (Manati Sugar pfd./ 2 oe | 49%; Ol Sears-Ro ebuck $50 175 this year. Mesich was about what the Street International Shee closed t +: ied expected. On the other hand week at 238 for 17 point 2 mms United States Steel Corpora- gain while Brown Shoe = » earnings $11,200,00 lower than « ; -_ “ ; > LO} § | . . ' ° ' _ . ° 7 1, . is ne d 203 %44;1204%,\Am Mach & F Zi re x88 201 : 95 *s ee ee Detroit & wee maga ter | | an wy 50%, 40% Mandel Bros 2.50. +, & x. + eneca Copper ....j cline at the close of the week. 4; 38 |Am Metal Co 3.../ 10) 41%] 40% ‘| 2% | 3L%|Devoe & RA 2.40.; 14) 38% 37 | Se A 3° 43 Manhat El Sup 5.| 76 | 43 oS | oo ae | aa anatteck FG Co 3.} ished the week near year’s Lt #. the same quarter of 1926. It “es the poorest Auuarter for the j Ys x4 ; . - . hi 2% j Metal Co pt ' 7.ix130 110% 110 5 .\Duquesne L pf f.+| 2116 %/116 16% | - | 90 (Manhat Ry: std 7. ) a: | | : % Shell TraéTr 2.41. ees wack bad Deen bolsing 43 3 jAm Piano 3 ... | 15) 35 | 33) | * 5 | 147% 5 {Diamond Match &...x 30 136 4s 154% \1- | 54%, 44 (ManhatR mod gt 5; ta 4} 46. BA yn... oS Shell Un Oi) 1.40.! 4 corporatién since the second er of 1925. The Bethlehem *s : . i | : ; : ve " vA } “eee 5 1: 3% | ss ‘ . > ‘ t > ; Sh ber ~ ¥ rT} le well, ined in the gen- | Piano pfd 7. .1x150! 94%) 93 | 27 M%| 1% Dodge Bros A =: 315, 15%) be .| 24% Manhat Shirt 1.50 | niiaet ahaa ae 7 | Pow & Lt 1a.. ; , : 8: Dodge Bros pfd 7. 368! 63%) 60% } 59% | 41% MarketStRy pr pfd Simmons Co 2....} Corporation also reported a for the third quarter, the fig- eae gees Railway ©: é 1: 99 | "99 | + pases “ || 89 2274 7 (Dome Mines , 2) | 41% MarketStRy pr pfd, Simms sireleum | | aaa “the ext : | safe yi rere 7531.88! 565 ae Cee ib) 520/325 %4 | 304 | 1144 MarketStRy ‘ 305% Marland O1] .|...-./ Skelly Oi] 2... | lzat O71. The extent of selling during the, | Seating 4b ...! | “31g | ! ni6? le 105% \D de'N deb 6.) 4/115 114 ag ane soggy eee Skelly Oil 2... = : tad | 2% \Du & s ? being $8,920,716 against $11,- 4969 in the stcond and $10,585,- 4A few shares sustained , in the third quarter of last. : ; as 92 of as much as 10 © Sa corey eae! ne points or more, while a few ef teem, PUY eck xemplified by the av- % | io Ship & Com. eae ie ee Martin Parry 2 SlossSS&I pfd 7. week was exemp y | Am Shipbuilding 8. 12290 10614 105 & A pfd.. 1; 6% — ~~ Suider Pack leaders, including U. S. Steel aga ed mostly declines, : i . R2 Math Al! _Wks 4. erages of 29 iteading stocks. Ten 18014/130% Am Smelt & Ref §| 355,165 %/158 y: ath Aik W pf 2 Snider Pack pfd $ f the industrials averaged nearly | 133% 119% Am Smelt & R pf 7! 81130 % 129 Eastman Kodak 8b.| 64/161%4 15642/157% —2% op PN —— moony sem d 7 :/Sou Port > R Sug 2 ° 88 Eastman Kod pf 6 x30 130 Ls S jk ' 02% we ‘. 2 Q. °3% Maytag Ca 2.00b.; 184 | General Motors, sank pot the lowest Car D |'levels since they establish Loading : a cram a ; rs y ed ther @ “Many more quarterly reports 3, M: D r Pearle 4 109 ‘ -eek 145 119% Am Gnuff 12 .... 31: BO % : 9 23% Maytag a point and a half under last weeK- | ing; 941%,'am Snuff pid 6. Eaton Axle & Spe ~ 108; ~d'q, ~1%) ~1> ) $ | 55 (MeCrory S$ 1.60b .| x60 end, and about 3 points under the; 58) 41% /Am Steel Fadrs 3..| Beeneer & Bree. 2% : : Stand Gas 3.50 | 5s 5s oe > ona oe pay | anticipated, however, and it Stand ~ mY S! @4: RS Re | 223 "ei h tha a ood rceentage Standard There was little in the way ot — | h ~ he Th Pye news development to prompt #! jm them will show gains. ns Stand Oil | grey 7) @eck’s report from the steel trade | day’s decline, which was © 3m ated a slight increase in pro- | tion to the sudden slump of ee Dection although the expansion |on Friday. Strong support “a was considerably less than at this given to General Motors, and ime last year. The decrease in few others, in the early 2g, Mricadings reported for the second but the stocks dropped a. et a k in October 82.908 cars Was ' ing the week on an a ‘ Tobacco pfd 6 5% |115 t% 1157 % i 95 8 (Elk Horn Coal stpd| 1! | ee > Mid States Oil ctfs 1 fairly well, closing ae Tobacco B 8./! 3) 568 ; 3° om} Coal pfd x610;j 19 a 8 ee ; are St f 12b 6:2 17 74% 168: 3 4 when the ——— against ~omthe largest of any week thia year. common continued to drive ; 3 * . ® pe c. S4eee ae a p pet po a _ “b= Gl ac STOCK MARKET AVERAGES | 46. ‘ i : 2 Brows, Bor. Bi 20 Indust 20 Railroads || 67%) . 166.48 . cece 61) ea q:¢ ~}u & Saturday Friday — we is — im ie GO a wigs salts & , ae ~~ w | ” * * r Go Gt So. ee wrt to Dd iS e306 $5 "eee a o?x z2 sOU > > jell > - aR or aT y ye 1H Se He OS SE Gti os ps 5 > ETE r es _" By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Oct. 79.— ite less bear attacks against JU, _ * Steel common unsettled the market today and dozens jof issues were reduced 1 + or more from the previous reer mimics adr we ae | oy Ss - a 2 z : Gos = * * “er ete Se ee re ff i at ae — #8 w Vis —) e ul ~¥. eee . We 25 “3 DIO H RH Oe . Roe en _ r+ ps CS Orit Beocuie qise . gh ome SORE as ERE ES ag oS peag pee —_— © « ww ew -_ «4 oe — ~ ETE be “ij — Pe h 2 8 US rt rt io ; Southern Pacific | 294 123 3 Southern Ry -+-} 202/133 4%/130% Southern Ry pid >.| 234/200 99 Spalding Ist pfd 7.) x60/110 jlos% Spear & Cu.. Spear & Co is ji i roe Cite ee ESE EF FP E er & Ze” ) = ' " : 7 + are 4S ‘ 3s ae es et "= ray i a o* 233 ee ts te ae r 4 "i fi Hin , ‘ : € cali oe oe . A : ‘ . nee 5 * . ( , - hear - . ree . *, we Ne cintdebasy 40g: ra = hss! bien bre ae a pe: : *ippts he . vi Se : x ‘ nadeal a4 2 gs F a wae > kage ge ef eet tots . seal j > se S . val aan ae . i : oe oe Fe, WE ag Oe sth Se ee a SP Re ae Se ae ee oe ss Paper AG a Ee at Oo 8 — { : TP oe ee , : ae vyoo 5s nwo ? Px ; e . ro catiateninee mar nants bee ‘ ates ‘ " 9 PORES ANB OT ONS ON A ee 9 t - -e ied ee ee ee ’ — e » Pate h ere - E aver es ' “3 nae . - te . 4 wer ng ae hn ah SOA PO, ag pa 2 eae , A es Ae on Oe eh ONE Sy eee otoern 2 Ciee Sree 7 eae eee oy at hg ea ws & arse AS WS ahah : “> br iat: Pea oo by hprbaaalyelhn cae =e Eset . 7S ye hanes 4 " . + or at olla . ae x SES ee > « . Me: “i , 4 " : crews ‘es ee omer scree . Phe oe na . 2 cs he ae > Spd i oranaen oaraned 2 ' — : ‘ ag : SEY Pe AE eT: eh a en A ee (3 Ah A oe Pees my ators iene mines 6 ° 2 Yeu NIRS cele asa: é : ve ties ate . ous 7 . - —— = ots “ os = : “ Pease bat — te Rip rhe 4 age 2 * ies - - oe ~ P tha > * ip Bhim —s ‘ a — un ” WD nine ee ws " attain “ae . Y 2 ent ie ee eee et 7 s Prey - fa lee ee . tS es § ee eel ~PmOe ES SS Do Gi ike Gi | _" | amt —_ ee ts R mt wi Dive ei mm SS 2 BrRisworerece > ee a 3 Fe ¥ re 99°89 °° sities approximate level with last week's | ‘a Type Fdrs 8 . .| : 125% 126 moe: Oe ; Emerson Brt'g ‘A’ 15; 4's Os 36%| 2: ile ubber ~.. =5 - final figures. — 3% 107 3 3 AmTypeF dre -_ 0! ' L : § ; Endicott-Jounson 65 " : ; ‘ Commodity prices generally fol-| ,,; O° % awn WatW¥ ine 1etpi6} a | 425 3% Endicott-J pfd 7. lowed an uneven trend. Cotton; 33%) 10%/Am Woolen rails again } were not sufficient to start more| » % Barnsdall Crp A250) 236) 23% 2 2: M on eee oes ot 100 14 100 % Inn a} in’ yp noe a Mex 7.| 2901140 % 139%, *5 | earnings, the investment 4 . e . ° Li, 22 | § Gn l pt y 00 tg 100 14 | —2 4g 3s 2s 6 C x - 3% — % | slipped backward, although reces= 7 Chance in Brokers’ Loans. “9 3 sions in the main were "=m “The report on brokers’ leans : : » Barnsdail Cp B2.50 a 2 | 2 3° than a temporary recovery. 5 |Bayuk Cigar. ....| 43; 931 | : 3% General Motor 2i125 126%; *1% : 39% |N ¥ Air Brake|s--) oooh ae1 360 5 "nie j 82° Ss , 4 & li n ~ - : s . ‘ ms My = on Tan k "car 3 0" U7 gd porcine and ase. and eee bucht a measure of relief to | $On crosed two POlnts Of 60 xious observers of those statis-/ “i le ° *. @m= ,i a whe wie Oe ' - ~ -_ wt aa te33 Griswisis ~ > eseee ree se "RO pe he t . te G pfd.:} xot) ducts6hi 325'] Speed 6! 211) Carb 2.! 136 Corp 5 399) Studebaker pfd 7..! x50/1 +» Submarine Boat ..} 164 wee €it Co Tae....1 ¢ Superior Qil Supe rior Steel Sweets Co of Am. Symington Co .... Symington to A. 11”™ Telautograph S .60 Sis Tenn CopéChem .00 J ees Ge a a wi Pex Gulf sulph 4. ‘xas & Pac Ry.. x&P Coal&Oiil .60 x P LandTrsNew hateher Mfg ... iatcher M pf 3.60 1e Oris ¢ "2 ‘e Fate 4 ~ 7 > e Pa pew et —_ ™" © “Oto -be eto Fi + i) iw 3 ontana Pow: mntgomery Ww lard Mofor Car yrris & Essexi3.87 , Moth L Coal’n ov » Mot Pict Cap a Moto Met A 9.60. 20%, Motor Wheel 2.. ‘Mullins Body . Mullins Body pfd & 30% ‘Munsingwear 3 .--) 43 | 16%, Murray Body (Corp >. ~ ition r= ey = es « —" ~ om — re psiacrta Se age a emailer. Pm os - af “ ia we we we ee a a orc Hm oF outa rt (ow | *#ee ° | ot 1D Ot im ~2 dS US 0D Ute bo * ed ao ht 2 Ut) DH —" | ee ~~ te ae ~~ mm Vie dhe DPD Wid Oa 4 a > wore: - ‘ * ee 2 + 2 3-8 Gs ‘ a te ~ “+ «+ down in all sections, General : - 4 Dozen: Dividend Meetings. tors rallied near the close for a net sO Wednesday 12 companies gain of —. — . Smannounced dividend action and out “that number two concerns Laclede Gas Down, (@iigiesed their dividends and seven _ The insurance shares, WME GBaecisred extras in addition to their |had been strong all week nti Meular payments. 2 | profit taking developed late yer New Financing. _terday, were pounded down, Ree © “Heavy offerings of new securi- Sia in particular being “gees during the week disclosed im- | down nearly 50 points under t 4 ant new financing under way iy - | year’s high reached yesterday, @ all lines. The most important 17 (Nat Distillers mae, _ rallying in the final hour to 153%, Miterines were $29.006.000 land 433% Sn Baan Prod p a) 2th 2a%l 27 | 90% 35 Tide W Ass’ Ou 3 8B | ME | 86. net loss of 19. Houston Off WAR tank 4: $20.000.000 Great North- ted > S..{ 29117 [22d i212 | 30 4 ide WO pid 5.11 ii Se% Sgt ;; down more than 11 pointy @6 @RRGERGn Railway 4%s, $20,000,000 Can- th Tne 4 we oP 6 2 952116 is 110 4 | time recovering only a péint wee «Cement bonds, $15,000,000 95 Nat Park Bank 24 =ogoes |eer | aoe |. 18 108 (Tob Prod . ad 33 112 's t10 . ae | and drops of 3 to 6 @ Be etschey Chocolate stock, $30,000,- ~ ~g Reg pth, et ofd 39 : | 93 3% Transcontinent Oil Ss 7%) 7%! , | Were registered against 26 @. #9 Shell Pipe Line Corporation 5s, 1 UN Rys Mex 24 pid a : 2% i Transue & W Sti}, 226; 28 | 214/23 | _Colorado Fuel, Lima Locomo@weaigsoo0000 tearsf Publications National Sup 4. oo einen... -. eh Rh A romidotic ; and several others. Laclede GUETE§us ana $11.000.000 6% per cent Underwood Type 4. 2) 66% | 60% tn closed 11% points lower at 200, = Preferred of the Consolidated = ee go a | 4 ree Der DW oa a - ite if g £ - ae ae eeoll| e| ene Ge wt 4 ins 4 WITS MUi5is Wish WOW tg Vhs + ihe —— * Fil ee al mip oT ee eee - po MD G2 Grd «9 OI ‘a if Par 93% =" Nash tg 5 Nat aly Bellas B scult 188 % |*10 I 7 12% ent . ' Me } First NP 1 pf as ] 100% oat — Ly — 245 a” ‘ | : : > 3 First N Stores Zz. 50 Ard ; a5 5 2 ‘ ‘ og ~~ os Ae pm kt Org OC ; -_ oe —— ae ea @ af - poe uw mw OS ~}Qi- Ps mee Pw a3 3 +. ~ -~ lst © ms th SS e° + - => ’ ~} . . . . * . ae fe hae har Latha 1 hae hae Lae | Z 4 ~ Oe mes os eth 1D ty or © Ge He 62 06 58 F4 pe 59 et *- & &- 6 4 Fe “Ey eed ne oe hee e UIs) ee ts iw oe - IQOONG ob ES Z # 22 > S ee ee ee —~ ee ee ee ‘weisinsS z i) os ‘yy a +) % het iy bake mW Ee ake ind Be? EGS . Cp he |) wt owt UD) ro orn s a by D He Ge rm Or 2223 te o & vee 2 » *Senkere . a2 ole . »« ae ‘eh ® | inal aed ~) Ee ole | . ce we - ish 5 Nat Sup pi Pe Flies a a en of) core. pee ive | | In view of shrinking Septes “Btorporation Okhic ere ~ber ~~) _ J) GeO & if > tet et et * se * ’. p~ es — » _ oy ro . Ct Ss Ge & GS; - Ps a — * re 05 ee re +a » s . on Bayuk Cie lst p 7 —_ | | SB 2 Gen } pe 108% 108% 1084, |—1 3714 New York al rts a] = Earnings Dow ‘Beacon Oil. y e Gel ot 7 pet pf : 24% 124 > | Y Cent rt elines f th United eel oon ete ee ene 40) 66 | 63%) 6: Lg 94; 54% Gen Outdoor Ad - . 8 te) 5: | 1353 NYC ° © . St ? Beech N Pk B pfd7! x10116 (116 : 7m ] e _ ys > 2 1] au: | fs f oe — “a warhglion , ‘ i mnious orp = ' ’ ; 3 "niwv ; , : ’ ' ' i ate a general! held ey, sae hs ne ge Fen Nor 121 62%) 524) - 5214 yu | weer! sauic Oppenh'm Colly | . er zr bg by pee ~ gR pe ; % | while Dutch guilders rose @ ; yf final 1 4 tor cabion oe uncerta s a 4 | jou, 7% Otis Geek . 1... rails In the early days of the week; ,;2 3 — ag Ho oe —_ |! Si 3. 39%; 20 Hartman 3 4.40n ons heart 62 | 79%! 61% Otis Steel pt , a 4 . Hav E) Ry ctfs 4) . ' im Par Eastern aad @windled out, and toward the end,| 61%! 44 Butterick Co 2a. Hav El Ry pfa 6. as -s Victor T M cvt p 6 3. bi 88% "1%, of actual condition this -GRP eee terican rates. declines were outnumbering ad-;j °%3,,| #- Byers & CoA M. 4 3 ‘ ithe Sb..| 52) 70%!) T7% : [By-Products Coke ° sii wren ttle pfd 7 } , — ) ods 7% i Virginit-Caro Ch 107 . erially. Ae 10..x 378 (400 | evg2 | L126 115 _/Owens Bottle pfd 7.|_x: : | , le ee eee: * aoe 0"si— % | showed increases | hi the q = | 6044 \Calif Packing . ..; a Hoe (R) & Co A m fi a | tee, ee iS | Sel *2 | = ais NEW YORK. Oct. 20.—following, te 8 32%/ 20 iCal Petroleum 1..| 3144 Hollander & 5 15% Pacifie Coast ei 32 iV-CC 6 pe p pf n.} 38 ! 37% 33%: *L& cipal items except cash in dee ™ Of cuotations in the foreign exchange Petroleum Issues Mixed. %| 2% 'Callahan Zinc Lead = mc er ge 9 = — yy * he : , ) I ‘| vaults, which dropped § 00 pet : ‘ . ; ns . > ; Y el sua &. 4 w ie ‘ . « e } ; Petroleum tsues faced conflict- rpg er od g Padi hg | 60% Ho Juston O11 21%4|Vivaudou Inc 3....; 223) 25%, 23%0| 23ie| « q | Leans, discounts, raiproes Ing conditions, continued reduction »| 36 —jCanada Dry 3 —r¥ i v - El sh pid 7| 1! 8 85% 85% | gained $7,741,000; reserve «@ in crude output being offset in ao ted ae oe. he 36. | a t (Velen ee Comet ont Pe — ead. | Federal reserve bank of 283 4 122 iCase Threshing 6. 90 Vulcan Detin pfd 7 x50 101 4% 100 % 10u% —I1 banks, $75, 780. 000; reserve in @ 124% 115 (Cash Tresh pid =) 914, Vieks Sh & P Ry 5 x20:161 100 100 “——1 | vaults, $220.000: net demand - @ ' } 3 - s 2 . of : : i 4 ae Houston Oil was an erratic. per- 3 7 7% | Cent Alloy Sti 2 ee Panhandle Pr -| 29 ix + 2 40%/Wabash Ry ..... 335i 71%! 62%! 63 844 posits, $16,8593.000, and time former, with wide fluctuations in (285 ‘Cent RRWN J 12d Paramount & | 386 109% L0G ; | 76 Wabash pfd A 56.. 95 | 93%! 93 1. ? 2% ' posits $3,711, snarl Sark & Tilford)...| 250) 444 40° 2% ‘ “ - ons throughout most of 16% | 10%) ‘Century Rib a. ; . wn Utab “ MSO oR} - + Tay - % 4 : : 19 Waildort oys 1.50. ~ 1) es: x rT Peels § both directi 68 g 58 Cerro de Paseo 5b. Par tab Cc} ! | 17% /Walworth Co 1.20 19%! ) , CP Drach Dp the week. 55% 42 (Certain-teed Prod 4 me wooo somteng gr ee 23 125 | 23 *1 | 4 in ah ae A 8.. x60) 115 : 5 | Weekly Metal Market F “ iw ND— 2; ety mE i? at athe Exc = | oo | Ss a ; 33% 7 facd Baking B .. 30%; 32%: 29% a >. ot r Tw, mo 18% Patino Mines L22.i ie * 7 “ot | ° s+ Ward Baking pid re pe . 3 IEE | By the Assoctated Press, ae xf Taree rowR:, 21) Peerless Mot Hs #.. Ser aie é ai * Warnes Bro Pie A f ‘ 3% im NEW YORK, Oct. 29.—Witile 6 ? x4 fie 19% Penick & Ford 1.. - * ~% ae $ | 6 {Warren Bros Co 4. ; 130 143%! ¢g13% | More optimistic feeling prevailed ra 100% Penick & F pfd 7. _ pa | 3 rf jWarren Fdy &Pipe. ; Phe Li | the eteel situation during the |, 23% Penn Dixie C 2...; ‘ 2 | | 28% | 24 7Warner Quin 2 ... 1 is ; | Was not much change in the = 91 (Penn Dix C pfd| 7.| | 99 ts! %, 56 {Weber & Heilb 4 . 2 : . | business placed for shipment te '™%™ Pennsy RR 3.00.. 13 % =~ iWeber & Heilb pf 7’ 3s 102% ee Me | ey » enn er lig AE yn year. The Peo Gas Chicago 8! 33(855 3 a1 2 |West Pa Elec A 7'x120) | Continue come from manut % Peoples Gas rts. 14: 5%! shi & | : - West Pa Elec vf 7 4 105 108% ees “| farm implements and tank bulb 20 Peoria & Eastern. ' 36% "ba | ). West P P t 7. 160/115 pes Saeenr—* inquiries from the eutomobile ori « 32; 2 i ‘ nite Silver ‘19: ~ ‘ i | 2% Pierce Petroleum... .! : . 2; oS! ‘ | 4 sg lige yi2T% 61127% 37 31%, (Pillsbury — 4 STi 33%; : ee - | wee; 185 Wile@Oe pan” oe 7. at 9239 (27: | e777 rt 104 (Pillsbury pfd 6.50. 7. ented Tel & Tel 6...) 133/148% /143% 144% rig 4 32% (Pittsburg Coal...) 154) | S64) 51 tye + Wilson & Co =. te 195) Intertype C .175b. # 31 | 30 5 {| 3044/Pitts Term Coal.... 7 i 40 a1, | -' ‘Wilson Co A.... 207) 84%, Rs.) “% 7_j 48% island Ck Coal 4..; 11) 58% 54 | 54 [3 %! 74 (Pitts T Coal pfd.. ¢ oe laste eee ea x: ; — ~ ” Pits wy = 3827 ool't oe 86123 1204121 | TS | S3% Jewell Tea 36; 73 | 70%! Tess % : poeple * das io oa iat | ; _ Worthington PaM : 92 % | 111% Jones&L Sti pta 7! x xe20121 % 1204, 120% \—1 % s. inee pe a ee “tay ter. feu | oe Worth P&M pf B.| 30%/ 104% Jones B , 3 | et loan get 84 lies | | . 2 eronaut 1! 367) 32% | 12% Jordan Boe Ger'3.:| 34 B8Kl tani sail fe _ 2S coe eee bd :| 50% |Wrighey Jr W 3.50bi 353) 55% = 2 ‘| 14% — % 2 (Postum Cereal 5. 654)116% | Ll! 11% — =: 3 ty & 3 «119% IT 116 elo F & I jis KCPS A 3 * eg [P1s36) 115% 115% — 36% /Pressed Steei Ca 20) 71 ’ ) : eke & 8.) “x801314) 131 | ie 72 i 444K C Soutnert Ry ay ) ass 188 1% | -4= 2 rt) Fase resse Bone | A ~ 87 %| a5 Sy Be tid 70%! mate ee ise Columb Gé&E) | 18% Producers & efin| 200° 28%; 25%) 24 . 4 pt “a 16/107 % 107 107 3. . = 62%! 49 (Kayser (J) a. Ce ‘a oa ‘sent 55%! 56%). .... 36% Pred & Refin pfd.'x8e0! 42 " 41 | #1%!. on 80% (Young Sh & T Sbi STs 85%! Kwrnbooun «i484 ~ 51. pe a are TTT eLVTTTT ¢. Fa ! Q- TEER et [ ad — we $3 iwh™iv tes S308 S.-¢ pe l* 24. we oa a ee ~~ + . £ be moe pee a) a pt 5 . > —_ —~ et We Ot > 4 “4 2 5 _—_ ‘ — months. This led, naturally enough, ; 44 | "|Blumenthal Co pfd to heavy selling of shares in the} ®S%/ 43% coe Rig REE ye Ne , : | aa \Nias - . si oa oodrich (BF ~-t aoa. Fs TU 714 : . an i pian 5 ; ‘ steel group, while U. S. Steel com-/| 52:,) Booth Fish 1t pfd ch (BF 5 " 1205, | 6 37% Norfolk Sous a nS Re 31 % | 319° \nU! mon sank to the lowest level of 53% eae Seat M A. : ' ; ag riggs Mfz Co... the current movement. Most cf/ “;3) Brit Emp St! 2d pi the independents were adversely 184% | 14844 Brookiyn Edison affected to a marked degree. — om ~ por moninns Tr | 73 n-Mantir pfd Indeed, the weakness of steel | 154%) 89% Bkn Union Gas shares, infivenced by gossip re-;| " 58 .=3 af ea m o5 o» WM de ond se 2 > Ww . = ~ wet ps a eS 05 ee re he OO ~~ aed iv aes ; na Seven POPE NEIPPPALN PRI RERI r > % 2.8 “ ot un Ow rt et © Oo Van Raalte Co .. s | 4 f ‘ Van Raalte Ist pfd 1310) 48 | | | ment showed a deficit in raserym ci sae ee change’, heh “h Ti} ie i « 56 5 Ree ly ' é a4 Ad ; Fe . 3. ; B al we ~ 2. = : a 6 "@| Sis | of $29,561,460, an increase over a eh crew firmer late yest icter Talk Mach. . Jo | « os 4 wee ae 721451 he r. me ets to 17.12 for eabies. iVictor T M Pp pf 7 ‘ OT mI ¢ © ly} week of $73, 4 F Id. =. saste: _ § vari at! P me t m “1 mos oe v i iD we © a} ¢ PEPER EE ty we be Cr rat sy ee ee bee Vie it re ts ~}e) *2 Gh 33 %, Packard M c 2.00b, 7% 'Paige-D Mot st e © ZU w@ is-1@ 65 % 40 4 |Hudson & ~ Hag *.50) 110 36 90%; 78 Hud &€ Man pfd 2 " 5% = i | 48% Hudson Mot C 5. .' 3%/' 16 (|HuppMotor Carl.40) #64 13954/121%/Hlineis Central 7. 49 133 42 ioe izvv% Ill Central pfd 6. Lis 49 Ill Cent leased L4 x50 82% 17% (Ind Oil & Gas 1. 287) : 1543 Ind Motorcyeile 1. 50, 92 iIndian Mot pfd 7. 7% Indian Refining 1h? a+ ne a cfs. i | ; Boi4 ‘% Indian Refin pfd. f 2 oe lasee| ecm Rand 4m | 192. Le. 192 Ly 20) ngersoll- R pfd 6. 2 t 25%! 41 IiInland Steel” 2.50. 7 35) 51 22: Aaa hen 118 ill lInland Sil pfd 7.21 ~ (Inspiration Cop ~*‘ Interbor Rap Trans: % Intercon Rubber 1. i vo % ig Ge to ZS 2: SF Ltn — we Sis 3 x *») oe -- * morg@e Pwd Zz me Si cist: G~. teow ie _ S “ie oe oo Gmbh is —e ae . - 6900 11S 1S 2 St ~) ee Si de i isio-) ise | 2-¢ Raok! Bet 2° Re, - as “ae Gis ~~ & te BEY oo ae 2 -_ . — i ~ oe et r= C9 OD a _ uw v Mis iges oe - Sto Ge isnioi: 18% ings statement. ; ergy Nat Bk 18. 540 495 hat Phoenix Bk 16, x100.500 A number of specialty shares dis- — if-t FEESEOLS. O99 Sa! ns BS "= ra) >) had ee ~ SSEsxl3z products impreve inquiries are be small. ed ~ Seca a= 7 9 SB +1 at ee A) — ot Be FES PF ; Cee mcemcee Yellow Cab ‘3 ilds Co 2.40 ¢ nt | 53-8585 STKE CK EFF FT OI ree en 0 _ ‘ Jee Pes = Pe eS oe ae & (Sims a Ore re me On tne meer aerr SS UeUEY RRS EE iT ves gieuzey SREB IY } FF Pemen Ayn cones tee — ote s tS Re l eel he SLR me be ee Pt ee RY entire B2552 = & o* ~ 7

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= | * ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927_. | stLOUIS POST- DISPATCH a AGS OS BREAKS OF 1044) i | METAL ___NEW YORK BOND MARKET __||__ NEW YORK CURB ||__ST. LOUIS STOCKS #| 4 By the Associated Press. — k > ‘f Z le f stocks K, EC TR > ia jee: 7 yw ‘Ass By the Associated Pre EXCHAN GE, Oct. 29 —~ Total sales o ocks IN \ A : D Y peep ee See—Total transactions in bends on the New , CONFGHATION BOK = NEW YO! RK. € Oct. 29.—Following is the official list of transac- as ages ge F during the past week amounted to 9941 | | Ee ork Stock Exchange today amounted to $5,055,000: yrevio d oe ___—_ tions on the New York C > ‘ » givi sa d AROS 2h OS 7 ts fed with 7354 * sales $10,828,000 week mt. MS ny | Stevens Hotel s.| _11100% 110041100 % on ene new Zork Curb Exchange, giving sales, high, tow an | nares (besides 8009 shares. of cents Mock) Somps xe eek ago $5,284.000 year ago $8.293.000. Total {Sug Est Or 7s.} 7T1U1 100% 1101 closing on all: ocks and bonds. Symbols: ttEx-dividend. XR, Ex- a week ago. Bonds sales were $104,000 against $106,500 last week, sales from Jan. 1 to date were $2,835,711.000 comparcd with $2,424,- | 1Gi@R& gen 5s.; 3/104%4/104%/1U4% | rights. UR, Wnder rule. A, Actual shares. *Cents a share. Following is a complete list of securities traded in on the Em 3 4 = 995,000 ten © & Ch | 10)100 |luUv {160 : : . IN CTOK nts | | = 0 IMP AGAIN saat or ee period year ago and $2,977,052,000 same period two | Tex = Pp ri | 10/107 106 % |106 % SECURITY, Sales; High.| Low, jCiose.) _ SECURITY, jSales| High.) Low. \Close.| ohange during the past week, dividend rates, sales, highest, lowest, ° = | ae x t Sm 2 i 2 | 106 % hg lus i106 ¥% hy SLOCKS. STOCKS anges bei ng Biv en. Symbols: *Increase jz gi Quotations on Liberty Bonds are in dollars and thirty-seconds of | 7 Pai as "al ae 102 tr | : closing cag and net chang ‘ a | Bie} 581g; 5842) SS | Aero Sup B } ] jaa | *Unity Gold Min ‘eo tinaies han ed. a dollar that is for instance a sale printed $99.24 means $99 and teu Ei Fe.{° 81081 % j;Aliminum Co ¢ 6 iy Ba, Univ. Le: ‘obs | BS | SB: 5 Decrease; ..Unec 8 twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar and not $99.24. ‘ie , Ge oO)... 1) 94 00% 1 OC" | Ani S Bov For viel Week-End Market Unset- : » Bi a Concerns The following is a complete list of transactions with sales, high- |Un Pac 4%s 67.} 28) 99%) 99%) vot, | “Am Commander . ig est; lowest, and closing prices: ac ist 42 ..! Sig) Sly: YNIQ | *AM Con Vilflde | : 5 % | tled b Dri . % —————_—__—— > ~S- Brow : pa ay | Am Cyanamid pf Y; 7 vy. in FE awa. | 43 Roatmens National 7 ve Against U, : ¥ — on Earnings sittin SECURITY. seals Hich.| Low. .Ciose. | Am bBxploration | wi am! Unit ed ‘>. Sh pr. Sj 4 | First National Bank 303 (805 St GOVERNMENT BONDS. " 4 Steel Issue iecesecens Laclede — to Brokers De- Li Ist 4%s} 61:103—17,/103—11103—17 | BOND MARKET AV Sieh GAR se : Div , 2 | Rts, W's JWwek's | W'k's |W" n'ai . 5 | | count tan 168 320 S20 Am Gas & Ei’..| Uw Ae U S Finishing pf.j 5%ai Mg, B7 46} § Lafayette-South Side Bank - Bs 162 1162 Li 2d 4% s| 3\100—3 luU— [10U0—3 | Am Haw Ss... —1sy 37 $\% | USFinishing ....) 25a) % SS) 85} National Bank of Commerce 201 1301 £ i i Li 3d 41 46) 26 100—30 100—29 106—39 | aia ane on ' as and Houston Oil igese — Car Loadings %, st), 4%so2310s—1 tos=situs—d |e econ da LOU yg (100 Ww 100 Ty Am Light & Traci2 wi} iO 5 ok é j cal 25a, IS i re Valley Trust. = 4%s Ten public uiilities ... ee * ~ Or OL et et es BD? a Hs. e aa fase fw be . . —_ a ree «mens aw wr Dae i spat toe on tr> . f af ‘ naere ~ ‘ - ili 2 : My >: ayy aE OS PONT et 4 TA vin fuerae i n slo eS wee eee eae ae 5 waa > a8 a, a ahaa eae. note = pe + es bapa ty iat SPAREN T EN es 2 * : 2 3 Set a eee ~ tn Oe Sp me a TSS . Se itso " -, fe, lt A i Aagy ellis ae QPL RBED ec MS EB ee RRS a as: page te yee > —. | 3 * wee ~*~ . het Bi tien dale weatepe dh i Sain pelts mc tant: ~~ ve re PCPA a prem Sere ae | 4% ; *|109 % 110) | 67S) ! Ore Ore foe Or iere pe * ie esoinee tae ee “~ — ~ ws bee «by Cilleg OM pa POTS Or? ~ Crm co BS a beets t- * ~ — “ fee ate aan Pe Meteo ete eahine Cnc OBA lah ah Pe choi eee Bie Ae at, 49 tia ie . i f ee at : a eng aa _ 1 oc swe tn. co RA ere per,! © Bee ecm to) ne > im Dh © tors Gr timppe, . ae Syeilty, bel 5) mm 925 co oN ro SI A Aaa hag . See OT Ve aE SO PR I ACB *. a ee ee Kee: 7 BAe Ce pant medicines ar Gr cies” be tere shh b . * Sed - pyretpeiianied eS ee, ed . WF A ee parr - Ae ihm ~ 0! nee’ Sm Fe 5 ty ees ~_™ i . i ice RE ER me eB op ye pe aber nas a wee. - = . Gr sane, ats ts Sema ree - Sor Ord co ents ae ple ad eae , + Re iere uy SESS LCF a a ara Pe ore oo tote Ain) Dagar cen Ran tt ee oe oe See ne Tee a) eet. ee rome mab wong » ee marenirin» er e-yally e Sette ty denige AN 4 ‘ S enanitih aiediiiicliae tid netinn acide iaaantintoseedeaitied rtias hae niativennes ae abe Ep -s , ~ on bi LOY 1109 LO9 Am Superpower Bi 4] 38%5| 3844] 38% | West D; rod A, | 5244; 5246] S2% Ez eit! es | » | Allison Dru 3) 24 a nd | | Weer ¢ | 2 , - a +} * 2%) : Gc Al | | j mt stern Ul “® ‘3 Best-C) ymer Down Sharply | = 7-52 ...| 1\)114—16 16—161114—16|| Ten idustrials Alli ison Drug B} {4 15%5| 15%] 15% | Whi s M deb rts Bite 4 | pand-Wateh Shae oth... 7 , : Be iinder Year Ago. 73 13% 043-47) 5110120 10120, 10i—20 || Compined aver . tar z ; a soe} 90, 6 | By Gt | ee 3 ak | we Saat Pe ois veers tes ses 4251 46 % 44% | 46%) j 3 . . : . 5 roumbined hi izona a! *)j i ' Y : . . — , ™ . : CORPORATION BONDs. | Soosthined ne See °.* i Ag | | oil DOMESTIC BONDS. Brown Shoe com .. | | | 34 a ur O ‘ Ws established on the decline of Wh Bib tivo i100 jlog | re oocaw ie. ss Tul on % (11 16% 106 1% |LOG % + a ay lr | B3| 70. | 8T a ; | 10) 925} 92 02 5% | is S6%| Stile: B6ty | 4 +1 oS" | Ar ¥ & . peor ws ee 80) Specia)] to the Post-Dispatch. Bee week nag oat ond rgd ry! Anacon C 7 38 gta Aotd 105% | a “ ae rie oe 101% | ¥ CoT-Gs «.| 17 105 ig ie 105 ~ | os & E ; =O | ~6'% | Beaver B oS | UG A ; a Ely & Walker D G Ist pre ) | ¢ RY AeA. 41 32 NEW YORK, Oct. 29. Besageressive buying had tapered) Anacon C 6 53 2U;104 41108 % 108% | Liggett & My 3% j103 105% | a BONDS |Can Mar Wireless; 2) 1% | & | Amer Nat G 614, 5] 99%} 993 | Free Meedart pid... | 8 104 OUSTON OIL and Laclede Band on Friday prices were once 4 i) 94s | ose! a +P: : | uid Carb 6 | 07 % 107% 107 ts | — : “ ince | “ard Bet ....1.] 01114 “ B. | Bates Vaive 6 | Stary st . Fred Medart com . + ; 20) 2 Gas, two stocks in which , wa the downgrade. The con- eC 5 7| 89%4| 89 aoe eee Oe oa) Av? | Antioquia 7s 45! 92 |; 94% | 95 | Celanese C A new) hic Pn T 5%] 6) Oo ‘ Fulton [ron Works pid -+++s+++j+++ +1, o7% | asl! a ease in the money market 4 | 90% 5 | OO oe Wig vw | Antioquia 7s 451) %, ¥45s, ¥4% | Collu Co new .,.| UE ss i |, Dixie Guit GO% 3 7 | Granite-Bimetallic cies 3) yumi a9 | Bh : st. Louisans are interested, ee . Se ta Asso Oi) ret ‘ hy 1 Long Ie) a | Argentine 6s if 7. ] 4 ,3 du 1st pf be w | pd ‘ phe. Oe 2 AC : vi }} 5 he i > 7 | Hamilten-Brow n Shoe i i s 7 . 31%) broke sharp) > ap @ sactor of importance ap- AT&SF er | O7% ee ee ee ‘wgentine 6s & 9 ? | 50: | | | ae fA Hussmann com ' 4 | oni oy ee ee Ex- ven as\prices declined in the ac A ae oe | sd ot Nan | Lorilard Co 6 .. Hattig pfd ... 06 | ee ee eidat “7 of 3% per-cent ace money gg yey ) vw v4 re a ; s +. Bi »] biwin . 5 8 ‘ i Ns p| %, ‘ i ‘ a j Elec "Be & I i 7 > 4 ; is % 73% Fisk Ri ib oO 5 » § $1 1) ? | a’ * . ; Scrucgs-V-B D G com Sse ssrcovees Ry the Associated Press the poorest quarter for the Bklyn Man T 85% an a i pe 5 | 4 76 | 3% | Jo 3ordea 1x Ge: OR in| O84 98 % | pfd (): ‘ 110% : FlaP Ow &lL 6 er8 of } Q' 5% Seullin Steel oy ececoesbess . — 3 ; ~~. ; Pi BQ .} > *, OV 77 ‘ onan aw $3 1 . : oy, ‘ ‘i, 485 sd - : % $ vA 3h 4 m5 ra) -_ 5 f TV t oeneeeeeee NEW YORK, Oct. 29.—Relent- corporati6n rag po second | Bk Union Gas 66 i316 tre | Nas El con 4 stp |) 563 Mj 56%, E64 | 7° © al ge a na’) on” tee ist save oa ee “$y parent Ay new )} % | Shottiela Steet iba » fel ’ = ‘ | D 4 > ate ‘ me 9’ ' ’ } tra : Oy y p/ 2? ') ‘ ; oy i ul } »v hese } 78 | 4 = , 7? are i ‘ : ‘ » less bear attacks against U. & ©: of 1925. he ethlehem 1100 1100 Nat Acme ‘ a 8 ej j (104 i > ror .. 2 oO a | Eng eT y! (j Mi nes | * a y Ay Gatineau P 5s o6} Do} OS | ¢?*Skouras Bros eoseeneaeeee | ; ¢ i N il ly } U y,. . 3 | ; "hee aT j . } ' + y 4 ty. “ } ‘ s “eee eeeeonev ee Steel common unsettled the stock [ga Corporation also reported a | 95 | 95 | NOpS> ra ere ed > kk te 6s27-6 87% |S f | acl Farmer Cahdy)| 51 33°] 38 || 33 | Ger am Inv & 6a 16 130 {130 %4 (13054 Eeetbeeeicte Ten id Sl . 6 ‘ vw, « | J2) ot 7% | Pa ria 7s 1! 4: 8! 8014, SH4, | Fedd ifg Al. 29. | 20 | 20 | Gen Pet 6s 28...) 1} 1100 % | 1100 5% | 100 % Stix, me Fuller com issues were reduced 1 tol4 points ur being $8,920,716 against $11,- ' Can Nor deb 6% 1120 12 €-> ‘ q ap Pee S 104% | ldas 7128 y a7 % V7) | § i | ‘eders ter ‘ Ji ; o% d 72 | Gulf Oiled 5s 67 | 4 1008130 100% ty our Car hey or more from the previous close, jgal$) in the second and $10,585,- Can Pac 4% .. 100 100 | 3 oe pad ot Had | abe “ord DaI570 1868 em | Gull Oiees éF 20/100 45 |100 % | St. Louis Pub. Service’ ; : ar in th third uarte f ] ’ (an Pac de b 4 RS j S&S swe. & R eit tees — : al ee siete Pr eile iss oe ” ‘ ‘ ' . Waltk ‘Orn A few shares sustained ‘losses pee e q >a) o ast) Cent of Geor 6) 02 j102 | m i WA 1 anada O08 O,. ~ 8/106 ey oy? | orne a ae , & | Gur S U 2 56.) 2) 98% ; Waente “Ele. tric Corp ; eS 9» i 7 ; vv 7/2 /3 ~ vs ‘anad: li 36 3 f : tio] r -{ tp ‘) I ¢ i * 2ie@cy . of as much as 10 to = a” parnmags - 23 sadrende ae | ani | do 0s 57 | 6 | 90% o ' 1s [3 ee 103% 1203 % 108% | General Motors, sank to the lowest | | Ch 5 ; nee a =" Se le © ees 4 Fike Gen Fireproofing 2 86%} 854 5% | tne ' : | 9714) 97 Houston Of] Oi sesseerees ' : . shes & Ohio ref 5 eh + ted 1.00 5 “AI ate : 10: 3 ‘hile @ | 71 91%) OI G1 i . , - 7 ‘fad: . Invest Co 6s....| a 8 Scullin Stl 6s ey .* : ..12 0 Or levels since they established their Gar Loading Decrease. | Chi & Aft 31450} 2) 62 | 6 iTYC&StL 5% : 106 % |106 ‘oloane Gus 3 4; 97 | 97 | 97 Getreis ub Ser... .| @ osx | Kemsley M 6.42, 2: $1 148 | "14d "145% Rorexss eo ore peak prices for the year, some gpegy more quarterly reports | CB & Q3%iIll di | 92% | 9254! H2%6 | 3 Pl i Be ee Beee. 3 110034 106 Gibp 4 2%! : 2% lye. : 1100 & [100 1100 % | Wasner Electric co 18 COC Cea anticipated, however na 21h, *" 5 * as . tl wa "| wel a lis ; , ‘ 104% 1045 openhag 5%s 4- 100 by . : s 5%s 35. 9100 hy 100 5 [100 % ge Ried. time ago. | pated, » & i Chi G West 4s. .| 73 | 72%) 72% . GEL | Corde 1 Ts 5% U6% | 9644) 96) Gillijand o sags Bn Fag tixe., | LEDPS, 6 A 2026) 11103 5% 1103 % 103% (im, bond sales 700 on fs ¥ tablé are in the annual cash ts besed on Th ; thought that a good percentage | Chi I&L ist 5 66 104 | col Se ....../ 27/109% /101 9 | Costa Rico 7e ¢ 11 96 | 96. |! Gif Alden Coal.| 2,183 182% )15%%4 | Tone Star Gas 5s.) 19! 9944! 90° | 99 Dividend rates 68 given in the table are ° fe ere was little in the way of ' | CMESP crt 5 ct! 64%! 64% | im APS hs ane Hane t Cemeke fe | “i : ys % Gold Seal Elec Co; Os | 23% | 23% | wan 2:102 % 102% 102% the latest quarterly or half-year declarations, or, in case of newly listed securities, news development to prompt the them will show gains. The | “4s Ge “ae cae 90 34 | 90% 199% |NY NH & H ev : | Czecho 88 52.. 834 )108% 108% | Golden Cent Min.| 62} 2%| 2 245 | Massey “Harcia bs.| 5) 9534) 954g! YS% | the dividend intention ennounced at the time of original sale and Hating. e'Tinlese ; : ‘ (report fro th steel trade | vibe phy ae + = Syene"By 44: ' ‘zecho 7% 45.. 105) dé 5 : ( Corp P: 5, 9: \ ae . ry, * ae } otherwise noted, extra or special dividends are not included. The letter (e) indi- day's decline, which was in addi- P or se messes gee ty sale : nt | gh PR ree aes ~ | Dan Mun & 2] : 2 « C tne. | 2) 5 %| % | ae . 2 434 i 0; § 104% 104% cates including extras rn ; ; : oe ; : ne | 65 | 5S. | gon 0] oe a) ' On? 7 ap pines ic. aw, & oJ 78) ‘A iMG 4 » 67! meee ey . tion to the sudden slump of prices mated Sse mcrenee if pro-; © Ht eal a | cel tt’ @ S'105 110: 53 enmark Ge 42. .| 10/10; >. 109., | Hetla Min | 06: 126 Le sath Dou ba 26. ttSold ex-dividend duting past week. on Friday. Strong support was tion alt ed the expansion; ao 4s 25 ctis.. | 64%) 64% | NY NE | DE Ina 6a 47.. 4.104% , ‘ ee) Chocoate) we) ot omy oa a OF sees : , 3 : o. | ee ads ko ak j ; ‘ * thar 2h2Mor : O41 1, oO pic ee O° IN P&Lt 2026 ... : given to General Motors, and a ra erent oa than at this gest al & JS 3 105! 385 103% is | ‘ ti ® Be peer 7 eames trated erat pt ha oe nid Slaao | wee 0c a Pee 4 of : nee it: | tew others, in the early trading, | : oy year. ig decrease in | ¢ } 2:102%|102% 109% | ded | = . 1) 23% | 22%! Os | Bl J GBM 850 st OO ; Hites. Co seu aude etl 4h Mat Red 6% 47) ! 5% is 4 CAPITAL but the stocks dropped rapidly em re acne A second crikp 4¥48 52.. | 99% | oe it e io Cn Ry 48 30 i 96 961% + 06% | Fiat 7 #3 * war Paes hose erie | “leo dees! eee! Gta bone Aan a ee ; 106— 2 “ s 7 : Z,e : F ) ep eee ot } 4 ‘ Pa *# > 4 247 23 ee’ ; Baler y ly . age : when the pressure against Steel Mieet of any week so eg re oe oe ees &! 95 94%| 95 | : ol ae ‘ me M2 a "100% 110U> . ‘ : > ne Fd y Ons tae | ' FOR FINANCING common continued to drive prices | ‘} C StP M&O con 6 2/103%j103%/103% | 4 oan 1. 7a Q) etand tie Bit “O8le! US%!) ORS il} Pipe Line... .| “iy |} Oh Pow 3 One| : “4 * . a \ as G nN ces ie f- 2 hiss het} 4 Se *& 2 rey ade phi mip j “anada.. a we 4 JS 7p it OF » ‘ - ' | O4 % | O4 4% Are you lannin to organ- down in all sections. Genera] Mo- = Disidend sina : i & ine o oa reed 118. . > “ree ] 5M a Ls 534 | Finland ¢ : 3 V5 4s) 95%) 059 ae i Sane ; 2 a | ay | Oi : as Glds 1036, 105% 105% ize or phat 8. secs S conta, 2 Dozen * z ; ; } ; . ¢ a i; ‘ . 31) 4 ; ‘ ' im i > Aa 3 o » bP a % ate eee " 4 “” a i ‘ j 2 3 i > e £& . wi ly 4“ tors rallied near the close fora net | : i Seale ome, Bi) “T rte 86 1 alrope ? ™% | Fin M L 646 B § WS 4%) | oy Se ad Clot, 3 th | im 52, 11100 44 Loz 102 ¥ ] tock or bond “On Wednesday 12 comm panies r ria Oe 4] ‘ ae. US * | Fin 4 4 . we vt oe + r) > | aa 4 4) > e) “| 102 % 102 4 102 72 or Pp ace a stoc¢ r on gain of more than a point, St Mividend diction and out | on 4%e..| 5/100% Yi, % | Fram | D7%s 42; 10104 |108 | Flee Peaeal || ”; 125 | phil P 3. 31 94% | 94% | issue? See CORPORATION - * . 4 = } Trap Rock | srance | ae bites 4 4 ad tern ‘trol|-..| 28) 3: 21%! 31% |P S & B 5} | . | ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE r7IC that number two is 46 6 oe ae 19014 100% | Fance 7% Re é J | 3 nier | Util Al .. 5 5 b Ay) 'Pot Ed 5 56 ...| 2] 98%! ; Jae ~oe 4 4 SERVICE COMPANY, Laclede Gas Down. 4 their dividends Bo prreeonn | Niag Falls Pow 6s) Wy 105% 10: | France Jo... &. 100% ' oO iInter Util ns & 1 + My a Sa. 1 er tid 103 % 103% Oct. 29.—International Shoe stock Ground Floor, Holland Bldg. 7 y , ' oR a Deer +f : ‘ hy (}f}7 1} } {}3 : = 1e7 : j i -s r ‘ ‘ The insurance shares, which , - : aii! , So, ee oe S or eles af las Assay pat --f FE age ; Os 2 | re | Or (2 occupied the limelight on the local | Ph MAin 2278. lared extras in addition to their | Cle Un T | 109 4, @\i00%4 | Sor 2 ee or 4 + 101% 95 %| 95%) 95 % : oe adie had been strong all week until teular payments | Colo&@So rt : go | 99 of woT aL 6s . 210 100 & 3} Sr at| 89 str board during most of the past r aki , aie 2 Ments. ‘ons Cie se Ga 36 S102 je: | Nor Pac 68 B ..| 114% : MD Fh J EUY : % | 31% "J 21° 4\.: 7 , pros Santee Serres late § yes New Financing. |Con Coal Md 5 | 83%) 83 | xBt io rf & im 5s C 8 1108 13 e S 7a 4: OS \1U3_ |103 | Kyus & Kruskal | 3] 21. | 20%! | Shawsheen 100 % 100% |100% | Week, wide price ranges in active terday, were pounded down, Ros- “Heavy offerings of new securi ConuGNY 5 29:10 4 106 M tls | 3 6do 4% gs Be 9 10214/102% 102% GE] 6%s 40 wa 5.114% |114% bE yale | Ge ge See | 56 | Shub Th 963,| 96%/| 96% | trade being virtually dafly events. sia in particular being beaten itee-the week disclosed im bey ae Pe le et 6 104% | Nor 8 Pow | 101% 101 3 GGE 6's Ewa (geen ee | Landers F_ & C Bey Fe er CO ye ae, se 5 508% aes 298 Interest in the shoe issue followed down nearly 50 points under the at new financing aelilhcnee wet Cont Bas&P @ 34s SU % 8U | rs eg t Bed | : Au '108 Ec P> Gioe 5) . 2; 931 1 Q3i, | pcs be ry tag oa 9 7 12, val Ln | SEP &L 6 2995, the action of stockholders in voting year’s high reached yesterday, but a: Se nicet tn noriant a Suz db 8s! 5! | ee: ORG Feed ; aa ao oS 31031, 103%t103% | Lip Ow Sb. ver “Ags tot EFS 110i i eee 101% |@PProval of plans to issue four | rallying in the fina] hour to 153 4 a aaa 399 noe see weg a DCB L. db, is ¢ 23 O3wmi § 3 I hiLin Bt , is § Lol-A _ 3 : ‘| ‘ 7 i Z ne ! ; . x o 7 4m So Ga 10 : P 105 1105 : shares of common stock for each a net loss of 19. Houston Oil was ay $20.000 nh thelnias Snes eae ie ct? tia 3 > 100% ’ tis 186% 20%) ooe one of the old common. The old for profit? Tile valuable * , ‘ *- - / g i F j e “s . lear. down more than 11 points at one #& Railway 41 $20.000.000 Can. | cuba RR s.... 4) 97m) 97% | 7 3 | zee 4 ,'106%4 106% | stock selling well above 200 mark Ps a with full time recovering only a point or Seient i siatie ris $15.000 a0 | Ds } "ee 514110514 )10514 | Pa O&Det 4, “i 5 104 8 pt ra 100% did not have same appeal to trad- so, and drops of 3 to 4 or more hey Pcents pes heck $30 000 ia Wan on og | 98 | 98 ers as the lower priced “split up” were registered against Dupont. W Shell Pi “99 C gee ce. | Det Ed esl 5 33. gee at 188 stock, which not only had “room Colorado Fuel, Lima Locomotive “— a Tae 5° 40 at eee | 951.| 9514 |} to move,” but had- speculatively American Securities Service ; #000000 Hearst Publications Mis 5 & Corn Exchange Bank Bidg., New York and several others. Laclede Gas and $11.000.000 6% per cent pPod Br db 6 redo closed 11% points lower at 200. ferred of the Consolidated Cigar|pul $a A 3: In view of shrinking September Meieration Test Ca Su 7% earnings, the investment rails again soe ‘ . ‘BT ve G con 5 slipped backward, although reces- | Hines in Brokers’ ae | Erie + imp sions in the main were smail. ‘The iaséct on oe sae Erie gen lien Chesapeake and Ohio and Atchi- et & measure of reilet én | Erte ovt 4 B son closed two points or so lower. Mxious observers of Mines puitte-lenas ia . i145 1 d 6) 9%) | ot @ | Ag Mtg Bk 7s 46 v6 | en : ” r of a? "7 v7 /2 7s 4 , a é ae, rt ; wey . Changes in the principal commod- Ms tenses showed a Ere ‘Erie . Bakes hy 11148 ig ly 1 AR - ly ave ; } | 20%) 29% 1 do js 47 ....| 88 | 98 | f in period they were not so promi- of | ity markets were comparatively f 390.230. So P 'Fior E C 5s 74; 13) 94 93 1, | | Nipissing Mines . ont aca | Bat FP 48 +a re! o¢ j|nent a feature. Mercantile Trust small. Cotton displayed a firm in - tee wi eae ae | : rich BF 644 1 107% 107% Noranda Mines 3 «61 80% 90%! 90% | Bogota Mtge Bk 7s) 92% | 92% | 92% | was bid up to 452 at close of : ; oodric 64, m ‘@ullste ( 42 : - . | .NjOT m fe oan ~ 4 Fe eipestg bee to ee undertone, selling 21 to 29 points one onal nee ae Souk’ ott Goodyear ses | | jo 4s ¥ div} 2) 955 95%| 95% | Peru’ 44S Lo 9} | 5 }107 4/107 %i| Nor (Oh Pow .4i wi noe | on o4. | 93 ? | ae'100% |100% |100% | Week: higher on buying by southern 1 wh Pp 0 a7. | os 4 a ai 4 : ot afl | | St. e ) 5 a G. Perus 44s D 4 4.107 bi * i E07 hy | Nort hez - saath cate [ we 95 “ O8 | Pe ioe 100 %/100 % 100% There was rather fair turnover and European traders who were on ot Seereeee OF 89 F Sam 6104 1104 (104 | Ohio. Oil say as 594 & ys 55) 25) 98%! 98%) in United Railways 4s during week. Pp Ss 0.000 was reported. Th q | : ys dj cea 2° 2 . A; . — 3 . 5 lee 100 100 | the selling side yesterday. Wheat ™ ia heok a S TeSUe- 1Gt North R: (1147 7 ote 9%/ 99 | 99% | Poland 8 50 ... 99%, 99 | 99% | Pacific mi Pet ane! 19% |e 2°). g0\ 92% 92%! 92 The market was broader the past prices were easy and sugar quo- re ers’ loans in the same a me ‘ 2'106 % 106% i dos o + Bo.) 69/40: om | srague (4 » a 1107 of 1107 8. | Penehe | ar | 30 | 30 | 3 Ai grt 12 14 | 92441 92% | week, 65 stocks and 7 bond issues , > a ! n4sA. NO044; HO%, 9N% | Rhine: A ' oe, oe wr fs | 2%) § o % | M | : | tations unchanged. Coffee was A ap es Federal reserve bank of member 46: CB 48%. . K C Souther Is3s | 76%! . is | Sou RB 4 M&O div banks, $75,780,000; reserve in own " : Beli : - ~ 3 Reith BP Gs At. i A ri 10034 100 te ie » Ba — Fe i 110° eae vaults, $220,000; net demand de- | ‘D—Fiorin: ‘° ! Kelly-Spri Tire 8s! 108%/108 [108% | St Oi] NY 4% 51 j 96% | posits, $16,859.000, and time de- | (eee on Kresge Found 6s | 405 (105 105 | —— iran _-| Yuk meacan Ge 62 posits $8,711,000. e ARK—K rune: markets closed for the Saturday holiday. . ; | Scuth ne ei a9 | 29 zs 4 : . 1150a| (PRM, ba 32 Be. ND . e 7 06284. | c + ih nn BT ie, 3% 4 37% | there was little activity in raw sucar fu- FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER R & NEW YORK PR. a LY. Wesky Mau Madet Review. re == im |WETH’S BONN OFFEPING HALTING TENDENCIES cLEARWES, MnEY anD sven, coco" 2° sos ES Sa eet 9 cena cnsrns fl oom i toe : : rake ‘ : connectians as vee Zio D D4 : ‘ ' ‘ . ancl Shawin W & P. SHO-SLOV A Cro 2.96. The St. Louis Clearing House Asso ie | he >| @! 3 i 3 the undertone wae steady. Approximate PLA ES 6s UNITED LT. & RYS. 5%s By the Associated Proas, -SLAVI KIA > wn } for Oct. 29. 1927. Tampa oil sold | 10% » % fr apes "were jonls 6200 te, December | Ph ” ee > 5.70% Due 1952 Yeld 6.53% ’ © O06 : ‘ ~ : NEW YORK, Oct. 29.—While e@ little OP a6 | ee | Teck Hugh Go | ? | ek January, March. m 4 1A—C ; | $19.000.000: corresponding day last year.| Tidal Osage | He Yt r% ch ps a oy UTILITIES racists feelin, prevailed resarding ; RENT N ier: ‘D. 42,72. 1) | $17.300.000: this vear. $6.090.500.00 Ee ans I pan Bi | af 9%) eel oe FES May. wie FA 2 Sb: Seotemer FULTON FINANCE 6s poe its7 Yield se % was not much change a the volume of , : | ‘ . orrespondinge period last vear $6.405.899.- | Tr v6 rod 4 | ew Due 1929 Yield GO0% ‘ / business placed for shipment the last. — wi—VYen: D. 46.5 i non PR f debi ot 2 027 Steel . .| oa 10! 73 | EMPIRE GAS & FUEL Be en ’ ‘ 00. Report of debits for Oct, 28, 10: ; , , ‘ — quarter of the year. best demand : AI— @2. 25 | ae om , ry el 4 ~ Ode) « ‘ | wom | Yield 60 farm implemente and tank builders. The 4 siiteitat tie | 500.000; tot fate 97.2% yi: |ffub A 8 Bi ct ’ | 1 | ie wont OTHERN ICE @ UTIL. Gs ; ries f an . = : By the Associated Prees. | debits to b ank and bankers’ accounts. $17.- SO! bla od Rou || A trust company under supervision | 50 nayt rom the eutomobile industiy gi 5 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. Oct. 29.—Tradin rp- | 200.000 fat ett 996,400,000; | United Biseuit A . 01.02 1 9s la | Due 1946 Yigid 6.05% remained disappointing and the railroads @ ty - 8 NEW YORK. Oct. 29.—The usual Sat-! copie, {in ahaa 56 guist & a at | combine o €11°774 600000: | inited Biscuit B q sainete ee Fg rming |. posTes Capen LER. haei a ce é : be wee ; . n j an orderiy ana a r Bs i er were det es a ats oe 7 rye * } artivities res men o nquees- ergy eet Rg Ba thee | 5 dh gehen a ee , i centes. ta tate of =e a | urday quiet ruled over the bond market ct av bad opening “ ae aire py activi it) en | te tal ; to da s ; Sis vin ana bank anc Ore ¢ i) " . 1s ‘, 4 haved references and yy “a Due 1031 s Yield 6. 00% 4. 10% Preferred Stocks uneet tir “i. , aa now M fe ner sound tor raw and today. Some evidences of week-end prof- ve Scenmeam " Sioa” menaiad i” oe PF vee ne, JenoRere ~ 7 ' ; in silver. iu { 2 | sponsible to represent t} em in ‘ atta | Pig ir a ; . lee, | Uosing’ of a ctcene chammctar amie 2 ve | 56) xican/daliars, 431 : fh Crocum 19% 0% 9% || wad other towns in Missour! and lower || SHUBERT THEATRE Gs A. & ALOE & CO. yeign. demenh Gu amet * Cae yan ge ce he lee apt I ly le Rg we reaper nn eftective| $6 IN. Get. AD | . wer, 23% 4) Ter paren «, $ 64% 4 part Sllincls All replies strictly con- || ML nue 1942 Yield 6.41% 7% Preferred Yield 6.85% i ular, demand = sterling ruliug mut © the Post-Dispatch. do 4... S6l 99%! NO% around $4.85.11-16 and French MEW YORK, Oct. 29—Trading in the | 1m Bell Tel bs =! | 6.105% 105% /105% | fran ape: ‘ . ity Session of the foreign e¢x- {11} Central 4%s | 2/101 84/101 % 4 6 Ald St H &s AA] cs close to 3.92% cents. Jap- ee Marekt today wae extremely quiet. | [1] Cent rfg és 55) 2) 97%) OF) ” | Shell Un anese currency dropped 4 poiils . ie movements in a few doci- sL&N |! Silesian A 4. zs us ht CO : . ; - 3a ¢ v . 2 P - eee a ee Se F Cee SF *) —) ee. eK SS ee ee zs [—y ‘ met Oe wre 4 ae) om A i et may sees oo ed _ ~“ oe. me os ee PPT rT pet Ot het OD a” —~ we | Sanitary G! Vv ' Pruseia 10 4 100% , "San Tov s+) 4 ; 4 4 / Un } 41 9444 s - : ms : . 119% /119% i'vTSW6&wse SIA 93° O5 14 | 95% 0 4% | Qi r] ! ; | | @5 5 ; ar eo! 2 93 {| 93 105 % 105° Lafe “PS pel: arpa rgd 8 ee Ce ed een See ee eee ee Oe eee ee eee ee td Ue nie e ¥ - ~ - Sa ous . ~ ’ 7 y -« “- ee er eo 7 Ue RR x ss er Se seas ath cilia ld ” alsin gs he - ee ES we eae ‘ « ‘ “ on « OR he Ce «we hes A este ein Dips Bins segs a oe . in Cg on ee Be a rrr Tiey ‘* Bee. oben oa he ooh gpd coped mn guageadg liberal ar Poteet plat a Sesh Pete ey 8% - is. | U! « 7 fidential. No references will be investi. failed to improve. 4 y. 3 . The wenk's accrezate ‘Of new issues. ap- + Hany She i Pet aaa ee ee ee ee ieee aloes Gillhe | nited Verde Ex: rt a 5 gated until after interview. Box R-2 Hy SAARBRUCKEN MTG. BK. Gs sCREW Wax et. 20—Turpentine. firm. proximating $185.000.000. apparently had | Swift International spurted early 1% | cent. Three menthe bilis, . 5-16@ 1% 3 : “oe Tohac | 53 43 8: Post-Dixpat ch. 4 Due 1947 ld 6.45% 7% Preferred Yield 700% 164: ts. 524: ahip- je e@eut on the trend of quotations in! woints to a bich et ®8%. bu * quickly re-/ cen ro 4 Verde Ext 6 %, | ) market. | acted, St. Regis Pat or ined @ pealnt. | > > pees ) 2 | G & pir rao vr og — eee issues fave & 2006 | sig ijfting to th year" Ss pet at at n Hers} D to the t | | ue 1934-45 Yield 6.50% b w peaks being | Checolate preferred lied fractionaity. NEW YORK RUBBER MARKET ) up bv . “ Deere & Co. rose oO pein i ts early Dominion | ana x. $id. bonds atid ersetionst of Cen-| Bridge appeared in the trading “ KEW YORK. Oct, 20.—Rubber opened | : Maturing bonds will be accepted in | atte Hin ; eR) NF 4. ¢ ct. — ? i Goods Market Review. however apmatione oe. ee" ieee po he tans bedlldas Teciuasd b{ berely steac ¥: smoked ribbed shee ide | exchange for any of the above issues. to vest vs fae a & Mints loss in Procter & Gamble, 3% | cember oe 8 7 Mav . “ eres oe en AP ge ell de ee as), ee ‘TORK. Oct. 20.--Smoked ribbed | Cireulars describing above and many other issues may be had upon request. “ : i _ae were not numerous. General Fireproofing and . ORK Oct derable ae ome hoe os — sints in both Metropolitan Chain Store apot, 35 %.¢ today with gray 7 clothe y ?. ion Gan Be. deve the © common stock of the | sues. Ford Ly vga of Cauada was quict.| = | | ry BR id q 5- y ere of- compan’. and aatereny. fol ow Ape gent | a = Agi G to 07 e.. eds on tists. | ar te Yarn ' lieth wt of the stock on the boa lar course. Northwest Power improred 1% | CAPITAL SECURED FOR s ' : . : i" ots Fier feese FSF & COHEN Yield 7.10% ee Fee 2 FFE fF the pe sstlals as ai «roup. intx to . ew high f \ Liberties | Th (>i) shares b eld ~<a on licht denlting® ESTABLISHED CONCERNS : 0} BO N DS | Boatmen’s Bank GArfield 408 | Boatmen's Rank GArfield ™ {Hinois Pipe Lime gained 3 points, selimng | : , ; } to a mew bizh at 173. though !t later | Industrial Financing ie slichtiv better or the Federal Gov | : | \ mages ™ | set fst displayed no ooints of in- | reacted, SE are ITY aLoce ST. LOUIS. MO | Members New York, Chicago, | Members Bones Tork, Chicago, Ley P. Rexford & Co. Garfield 3140 Bil ond St. Louis Stock Exchanges. | ond St. Louis Stock Exchanges en a unchanged. ea : te —— —— erorelaD issues continued irregular. St. Louis Lead and Zinc. ep 385 Steel Market. Lead was aulet at $5.95 per 100 ibs tn | INVESTMENT SECURITIES ces un: | Siab sine wi auiet at $5.90 per 100 | Secu Louis, Me. YORK, Oct. 20—Rew ok wn-) NEW YORK. Oct, 20—Stee! pri | pounds. |

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0. 1997 SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 19 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a os Si “we! General News ; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC Chesterfelés) pee | 10c size, 3 for.... $3.95 | Clowns | nm . SPECIALS | Wek WE 58 665 ele ; a CANDY | “ 2 . ss we Busy Bee Milk Choc- Dutch Master Lucky Strike | Hema 75¢ Jar Thinshell olates— 80c 10c size, ae a Old Gold 4 Dia 7 | Ln Hard Candies, Soft | oF pectinases STORE soir d Soe . Carton of 200° Z Centers— 4A9c Busy Bee La y VE DRUG R a Tan arto i = = i Filled. . rte iat T ol a o #2 ‘ _ ory a $ 1.00 A pr rt TH STR EE. 10c size, 3 for .....25¢ $1.17 2 — Oe Le 35¢c Switzer’s Yellow Whitman’s Sampler OR TH SEVEN meet OF 3055 .5..: $3.95 re L i ' . = ee 09 N | SB | dine i xTy aie vow es 23¢ ‘ik ron $ 1 50 2 Just South of Olive Street Onl Garcia Gapade aa : qi= * Wt ee Bat § y 10c size, 3 for ......25¢ 3 gs., “i x a HP . ’s White ° Sy D ay f 50 . .. 93.88 : 3 _ raat Chewing Oc Whitman s d y Sale Box O cece , Cl : Tia $1 Auto-Strop 72¢c ay th 36c 9g. Neglect that Fall get ge Samer gr are used in rs ing 50c Hinds Honey 39c of Figs .....0505 e ie i od a a => ba ME wins cs ss wen Paste... Don { the highest grade —— d by trained registered pharm & Almond Cream, $1.50 Agarol $1 ] . & See frames Cee Bh : ’ i i escription is double mene : ’ Mineral Oil eens 9 | .> Bee filled loose — is covered in damask. ae 59¢ Mennen’s 36c 25¢ Listerine ] O¢ tute. Every pr 50c Woodbury’s 39c i 39 - a herds con StU ; : ii . Skin Balm ...... Tooth Paste .... e Facial Cream ... sue ES Cc ; Eagle Stamps! j MW — aon City Malt is Facial Soap Honey | 9-Pc. Antique at six years a ei tion Monod City. ae C ; Suite, a 7a . : other lia T. the china cabinet i : Hy No Other Tooth Paste Like Royd| $m years, toe cans Th SINUSEPTIC ine eel pag 8 Pa t f 0 harsh grit. S the Labels eee ey : exzustlin dst ‘ - a 66-inch —- : | Royd contains no sewed ca ave abl Y Ou Sinus cabinet, five side chairs and Re: i a Se aaanenas che gums and decay of teeth; de- A re Valu ¥ Have ? an ; s | eng mat — ae d your teeth with Royd a little 7 Ne” D EN ’S Trouble : 4 —— After you have brushe le the throat. 66 d Laxative ( B , : ic. Fe. P : th and gargle cash eS A Can y LSS . ith SinuSeptie. " Er & Rep eee ape mouth as well as “ap gage ages LAXA-LINKS Berle: Sweet Chocolate Flavor Irrigate the nasal engin erly! SINU- ie 2 | is gated when you use Royd mee wonderful clean = CHOCOLATE Help the sinuses drain | drainage f ' BS | a ee ome wet for 8 FREE TEST | | MALTED MALTED SEPTIC washes away 1 cavity of ic. | | feeling. + f the mouth, the cause of all licious.“tld-bite™ ‘ot MILK | delicious, : and rids the nasal c : and i -" . Royd destroys acidity o Devnized candies and we > iy ilk food, wholesome —— whereby | SINUSES duces congestion | | “aa gum trouble. kee your — pomgg ~ Rerwe tis tae A wre pb. the most improved gaa oni secretions. Re u a f head colds . | ee don't make any difference gat Bgeona Ate : oe eon and Torpid — nll ihe nutritive ee 9 rion id com- flammation Quick relief na q = | : h wi : . Licep sesulting rom ot talilnde cereals are retained an ie ° ‘ * = | teeth, it sion ance Seat to do everything ees — bined; rehaiing and invigorating catarrh! Highly ar isin as ba es - | aan for in this ad or money back. eins — os . | —— - : ‘. ie oun Oo > = ine : ; 4 | THE ROYD CO. SPECIAL Package eo oeltohkeepen 4 ae ee 3 ; Small Large . : BP ie i. | 50c SIZE Zic see ASC ee". AGC FREE! , | a Value! | | sae While these values are for TRIAL SIZZ COLGAT it } ° S e 5 i} — No Treat, Iwo Days Only, may a CAKES COLEO 25c 4 ‘No Trouble ind you that Glaser’s TOILET SOAP = a : or No Charge remin J é e sual 1 a b Don't Bite Your Parker’s New Duofold always maintain unu 4 P arker ‘ o e " | serene | —e || ra ee @/- >a 2 gat lah hen Rater We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantity Armand “tm, | Dy nit C) 2 le 7 e’reoffering a that ngs 3 gi || rt t 4 M aurum premio wg. Someta ADD 10% ON MAIL ORDERS 25c Beauty 94 PNG fe his So ; ri starts Going at a feather- ) ka e 2-0} ts *Ne Beckid Recent : i 4 Ray, meeot Rees res JA Distinctive Drug Store Cold Cream : | 4 , if one ail. provided : e q aetna oh =i h Face Powder = Big Value! a wee 7 ‘ fe a Just South of Olive 3 fs. ign: ‘ } ed : se ey eet Teg aie a oe Se fee ene bo Fo oo . ip Pees ere “sy ae > ae ne ; ‘ .

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ae a ST. LU UJ . GS " UST- I S Pp AIC H | meses: Chesterfields a , = 86 ? : : Camels c = = Clowns Pkgs aA ide ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927. : PAGES 1—4D “ges a 5° -_ sceemaoan es eans ces vam pm mmmanaee cama naeeceareeneeien secs .sueuscesesssasasesserenesses ! ry Fis ba ety pe bp dee ty ee oe “SEere ia 132 So Te RRR Tn Wee ae nee ucky strike Old Gold Carton of 200 ; 3 oe “ oa C8 > 5 . i . aoe A 4 Se . q i P. rot / i pre y, i. Rage } Ay a : f pwr pig . sete Of ia F “| 4 yal! Je . LS PSST PE *Hhitpl brs tetity \? , a = i? . eres . . ‘ : : i ‘ ’ >. ’ { ‘ ‘A 4 it it ih iy ‘ ; . : - " Oo 8 a . , ip. HE > . ; . " } ‘ ' : e ; . = a , + t -e.2. 4 4 3 $1 17 i i | ONGEES RE PAE i } . Re | ‘a of : ’ ) Ee . 4 _ he cia > ee our ~ —_ t. - magne j } ¥, We, 4 : MutT . ha a : ; i ‘es | = aot “eee mt . ‘fi > c\ Niro T at .. 3 } bl . , 5 . i Agere) ' , . “ : . 7 “* q Fatimas | erro CAREY : iL? | \ . Jy ' J — ; ° , i’ we SR TT RAT fhe : ur? / . 1 ; ‘ oo WG . ; ‘ 2 +. . tes » 3 Tet Sa Mt £ } 4 STIUDCL cette Mine: ' ; R22 Se SEEAce : —— >~ & ussin $I 29 Attractive new patterns, lustrous, deep pile. Ex S18 50 and other patterns. é ; a ee ee ee ” ° ceptional qualities in both Axminster : ; ag ' . snare yi , ee Ardsley an oi ‘a Oil Cc 1 * oa of 5 34c : ri, dee 5 Gi "h f} : tes >: cme, . . —I § ee Lowest price in years on pears : > Apee sc OREE eee Ree $35 Axminsters and Velvets (6x9) cueceey Prenen, ie. and Velvet a * Fervack $20 Axminsters (4.6x6.6) | $37.50 (9x12) So (RET ; eelanis $3.50 Velvet Throw Rugs (27x54) | d : Eagle Stamps! 18 Months to Pay! Coxwell Chair & $22.50 = Large, deep seated and am covered in extra ~— velour or Jacquard wit reversible loose cushions, $35 value. i Ca a: a) 60c Dr. Caldwell’s 47 = Syrup of Pepsin... Cc 25c Castor | ] 2 8. 3. 9c 25c Mercurochrome 2% = ian Cod = fe? a 7) =? ets : uel Lee ae ae i 2 Da Boog! « “hates 8 » — z 2 Ss = SpA) Be > ~ tl} Pes Rac Agee §=6You knew that some day someone would have a real Six Pieces for 50c Salger’s Pine Tar 39 Honey Cough Syrup, Cc * A INUSEPTIC a nad 2 ¢ aa fe eS a ‘ Seiya! onete weve ink dade: ty aay eT eee re SenPNCsts je tpsiladn ashi weenie — atneniatanattasereds ectieiiilinies it fart: = tee ee gigienm pape SP aes vents ay er ih Os tapes : , . M4 e . Oo Sys eshcniae ba ae ‘ ~ ates at a * Mctnne 7 - fatima heel ghee Oy ea ewe es 14 sip sipgiaatd Eagle Stamps! 18 Months to Pay! When we announced this great value last week Two Large Pieces ° | =: they sold out in three hours. Another purchase . . . . 2: ng just arrived. Large davenport-bed and amchair al cavity with SinuSeptic. £ a ae Se with deep spring cushion upholstering and loose Ss drain properly! SINU- = -€3 ae “ : x a a E-@ =: cushions. Upholstered in special velours. Daven- ~~ ; Al aa ES, — ‘ = Agta : alle momen JF; Oe Oo 9 . , j wn Ree GEES BE eas scoenpantpnat ol BS MBS ca! Araya ars nd $150 Velour Davenport Bed Suite $25 Period Cedar Chest Large roomy Chest made secure against moths with its cedar lining. finished walnut color to match your J bedroom suite Op seeresseesessesss WIC) ee) SALE OF STOVES RANGES AND HEATERS This $140 All-Enamel re a ee ae ¢ «} Special sale prices now on leading makes + «ff of Stoves, Ranges and Heaters. We show Quick Meal, Bridge & Beach, Charter Gas Range ; Sek Z 2 >: f Oak, Moore's, Baker's, Premier, Quality and other well-known makes. +2 5 mits e E ical I, eas | 2 seo atone $18.50 Parlor Heater Romy Bakery 603 cement hy ae ms PPO mig eh ee sores menese roe: = ne — aca ye he te ma ERAN 98 EP ORE Ooh elma” OR Watley tog TET RA IRE ERE AS amie Se By Selene - wee Ge ‘ NT NE tlie ann MAE Se Ul dee at nA es courte Ne oy fed. Baca ARN . e SOF FY XR ae RT RENT Agi sor rs8 IR OS MPR Re aaa A Sane ors a Ry: . ei KN AE taller ey Sell. Ne bbe ay. ore $< Pie se eat ie, am ats + paw t a tidiids taammtienerahdatoed * saci e+ a wnat Cee ee Swe me $35 Complete Bed Outfit Metal Bed, Spring and Mattress High-grade steel Bed with walnut finish, metal cane and decorated panel inserts as shown. 8 Walnut-finished g u @ of “8 wood with large compart- Heavy, tufted cotton felt $24.75 ment for dry and wet bat- away the drainage from port opens into a full-sized bed. the nasal cavity of toxic uces congestion and in- « relief for head colds and recommended. ..... 98c POV es, i rg oe 18 Months to Pay! OPT TT ILE TTT ETE PTT eT iT ieee re mattress and a comfort- : fe able spring teries or eliminators. RADIO SALE See Our Ad, Page 6, Radio Section. Special Prices on Electric Consoles With Stewart-Warner Radios i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i } } } ) ] } } ] ] ] ] ] ] 1 ] j ] } j ] ; } j } } j } } } } ] } } } j } } ] } } } } j ] j , , ' = WA . -* - * . ar - oe eS * ~@ poor =x “ as ee Fees an eeees Bane ee a ‘i Se SS $24 ete 8-Pc. $] ig BEDROOM GROUP eee Handsome, large-sized cabinet Gas hr ' Range of the latest type in pure [== Eee Our special “Fireside Heater,” shown at Here Is a Rare Value! Nothing Else to Buy! ie.” . ¢| white enamel with gray trim and §7% pS aa" 74 jeft. has nickel trim, illuminated fire Dresser, chest of drawers, triple-mirror vanity and bed, finished in antique ae enameltined oven. Utility drawer, § 77% NO 4) Goce and is an economical type for heat- high-lighted walnut on gumwood. So advantageous was our purchase that large double utensil compartment. No 4 “¥ ing several rooms. we include coil spring, heavy tufted mattress and two of the following exposed bolts. A wonderful value. pieces: Chair, bench and rocker (with upholstered seats) at less than the price of the Suite alone. Eagle Stamps! 18 Months to Pay! tina AE eh ee : ITSVRESCKRSSSSHSSSSESSSSSSS SETS SSSEKETE SEES estieeeee Raia iA MS ci WN ty tae 8 A a gc pe diet, CCC — ae & All-Enamel =— Srldes & Beach I i @ : Heater ParlorHeater | 42." De Luxe Enameled Parlo The well-known Ff | pie ae Heater (at right’ Bridge & Beach —d with permanen make (at right) in me | porcelain ename highly nickel-trim = : finish to resembie med style; an effi fF-4 mahogany. Consdle cient, economical # style, latest fuel- . 3 saving features. ) Guaranteed—F actory Rebuilt Hoover and Eureka . Electric 3 | . 5 oO Vacuum 9 Hoover, priced new $65; Eureka, priced new $57.50 in this cut-price sale at $27.50. Completely renewed in the original factories and just as efficient as when they were originally made! ‘Each with a clean, new bag, new brushes, new cords. ..in fact each one looks and runs like new. AON ] OLGATE€ Lud. Genuine Mascot Da-Bed Fall Size. ..Complete The celebrated Kinney-Rome “Mascot” Da-Bed at a special price. Walnut-fin- ished steel ends, heavy tufted roll edge , type of spread-le; Orie | Duco 7 pad and cretonne cow ~ 50 Waterproof finish er. Note the Eagle Stamps! 3 co .. THIRTY-EIGHT YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE eres 7TH AND WASHINGTON SuAMPOO NOH SAAR AARRS S222 AS OABASDOOA SESS REH DEO

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; 4 ‘ & 2 4 : : - ; F : i: 4 AZ i i f x 3 { } 4 : i 4 ; 4 > o 5 * - % % Pa 4 : . a a a +i § % es - . e * ; a & 4 , SRE a ea = ¥ ray i : ra 4 2s fe oe SF] at i aa +. ¥- eee bed Seay TS $ = £ ° eh > aa 23 Bee. ee ne ® + mS oe 4 oes rs ¥. : = ey % ee a des ™ 4 . a sa P “3 R nt y . s ES Sea an q z ~ tS iy weed « — iets lhe allies La ab al —— es fe aitaomitens Lae lpia ganaintig sn 60324 é PAGE 2D Louis Gravois LR D.«misase. the St Receivership Suit Suit for a receiver for Sine ss ‘er of a Biock and ing office recently __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ Ellenwood avenues, was dis- | | Theater Building Corporation, own- : missed yesterday by Circuit Judge and theater buiid- erected at Gravois Hartmann. and ——_ MG Ry ARE A oa UNE Oy Boys’ 2-Knicker Suits All Sizes $4.95 en’s Moleskin Pants 4-YDS. WIDE $1 square yard —- «ss oss Cee oe eS Oo Oo 6 8 OO SS LINOLEUM Genuine Cork Linoleum, extra heavy grade, made from pulverized cork, oxidized linseed oil and kouri gum, pressed on a heavy burlap back. Comes 4 vards wide, will cover average size room in one piece. Good selection of choice patterns, suitable for any room in the home. Subject to = mill — but a rare bargain at, GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM RUGS |: 9x10.6... . $7.49 Qy19 ART 7.6x9 ..... $5.39) 9x§....... $6.49 $6.39 SQR. rolls, yard— 29c FELT-BASE Floorcovering * yards extra heavy. Full wide — square = Women’s Fall : HATS All the Latest Styles and Colors $5 and $6 Values Monday $100. $795 Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Latest Styles for All $195.$988 MEN’S SHIRTS Collar band and coliar attached. Plain, nevelty checks, stripes. $1.95 = 31 WALL PAPcR IN ROOM LOTS 10 rells side wall, 20 yards of eut-out herder. Prtterns seuit- able for every reom in the house. Regular $2.00 Value. S The Lot Complete... Large lot of other Papers from 2'2¢ to 39c per roll, if Epaenaned with borders. Children’s and Misses’ HOSE In fancy sport patterns, and also a good as- Pair. sortment of rayon plaited Irregulars. Blankets and Comforters Bed Blankets; warm and serv- iceable. Practical colors. $1.50 value. While quantity 79¢ lasts. Each Large Comforters Filled with sanitary cotton; mers 9290 $3.50 value; each . BASEMENT BARGAINS Super Seds; world’s largest SN, nc cececescccs 10¢ Gold-banded Pitcher and sg $2.79 34-inch heavy and well-built Wagons; a real bargain, $4.95 $2.50 Cepper bettom Wash Boilers, all guaranteed, $1.59 J. & P. Coats’ 100-yard Sewing Thread ese ere eceseseeeneee cee eeee Curtains and Ruffle Sets *-piece Ruffle Curtain Sets of fine quality, with valance ana tie-backs. $1.25 value: 79c et New Fall Dress Goods 280 yards poiret, twills, serges, Ver FF F © Bee Ceeee® Fetes noveities, etc. All popular col- ors. $1.50 valine; 79¢ ET ae eee WE SERVE THE BEST MEALS IN THIS CITY ADVEETISEMENT To have plenty of firm flesh and to do a big d night, you must eat thre and the ability t digest it. Tanlae before meals. how it relieves the restores appetite, v Stomach Troubles, Headaches and Dizziness The doctors tell us that 90 per cent of all sickness is due to stomach and, bowel troubles. You can’t be well if your digestio: is bad; you aren’t likely to get sick if you relish your food, digest it prop erly, and keep your bowel. regular. If you suffer from gas. pains in the stomach o: bowels, dizziness, nausea constipation or torpid ver; if you have no appe tite; can’t sleep and are nervous and al! run down. it’s a sign you need Tanlac. Tanlac contains no mineral drugs; it i nature's own medicines dose. dizziness Read How Tanlac Helped These Three Safferers These are only a few of thousands upon thousands of festimonials in our files: Mrs. Millie E. Roby of 2702 7uy an Av. Huntington, W. Va. My bloo “a was ™) bad condition. hy Stomach we akened and nerves unstrung Tamiac changed me into ® different woman enti rely. li hand shed e very sign of rheumatism: and I've seldom had any indigestion vr amy troubie with constipation “nce taking it.” me. FW ist L422 “1 9 1 +, Ashby of 1147 s Louiaville. v “T waa at) wn from stomach and live ts cube that I lost 25 tha, in Ad months Taniac brought me *¢ Os: am Meat ses 3 e D . i oh ro w : gas a g ' USED ih, dt tg te : 4 . ‘ or 4 a oe .«% ; Ui =e | and | Wash | tor McNary . ; . a Vision of | iterated. | Means ag nates eeepc i dorsed by tT ; ‘ment of lent | controverte d | ' collected bv | I Senator iting that the t SAYS FARM SURPLUS S STILL Ble ISSUE McNary Intimates He May Abandon Equalizaetion Fee Idea, However. - ed Press. Ww \SHINGTON Oct. 293.—Sena- McNary, of Oregon, co-author 1@ vetoed McNary-Hausen bill, new ee of the Agriculture ommittee, ington today beari sage of hope for a solut Republican party chieftains. “What form farm takes is not so important,” Sena- deciared, “so long as our guide is the principle that ag- riculture must be restored former place of equality with in- dustry, transportation labor.” Republicans anxious to vote for farm relief but not in th [ the McNary regen Ha bill iene hope in this declaration, while the adherents of the measure awaited more information as to a and e for Ti ot (to t Ve Loe dg }smbstitute Refers to Grange Plan. To the latter Senator McNary spoke a prepared statement, say- Surplus problem was Outstanding issue on farm The equalization fee pro- his vetoed meagure, he re- would have provided a for marketing this surplus, but he adde “The export debenture plan in- dertakes to do th if I interpret é Same thing, and, correctly the state- (Secretary) Jardine. he would attempt to do the same thing by loaning large sums of money to cooperatives to regulate and with- hold the surplus from sale. thereby stabilizing prices by preventing vio- price fluctuations.” While he has not discarded the equalization fee it |; Was obvious that the Senator was looking with both tutes mentioned by him. of the National ¢ Grange wou'd meet | th e losses sustained by farmerg in | disposing of Bote us crops through export debentures, which would en- title the hol ders to cash them at par out of receipts from customs America’s tariff. Norris Opposes Debentures. How the die-hard ee supporters would go in supportin such a scheme or with what les it would be looked upon by the ad- ministration will he inquired into as soon as possible by Senator Mr- Nary, who expects to confer with President Coolidge soon. as well as with members of the group of Western independent Republican Senators who have struck a snag on farm relief. Offhand, however, Senator Nor- ris of Nebraska, presidential can4di- date of the independent group and fa. vr sv? ¥ ¢ (sii su bsti- le plan Th / far a McNary-Haugen supporter, does | net lock with much favor on de-'| benture propositions, which he hbe- lieves would merely be subs the farmers by taking mopey from national incomes to meet their losses in marketing surplus crops. It also is regarded as un] ikely that President will cease his vigil- ance over the Treasury to this ex- tent, but Senator McNary intends to find out The agr chairman also made it elear that he was consid- ering the administration Plan to authorize considerabl@ loans to co- operative marketing associations. t{argin ae a’ Zine the icy ultu lire MEEHANS QUALITY GROCER Phones: CEntral SUGAR—Puce Cane Gran nulated ; i. & H. brand; ' mc GULy MEDAL FLOUK— cee, OS $1.15 isi. suck » Drs : wi. Gpem .....: . >4.6y “iS,.uS, BOYAL P. ATENY ai til Lael a1 7 watt. SOCKM ..... SL.25 42-ib. sack . 2.00 OE te Me .>2.Bu UnesmE:i s MILA CHOLU- _ LATE—ier pound 35¢ Pras: Oe gs kv ik ks: $32 * evemn icing FuR FRU: . smk AND sing MAIL er peund. oo. Cc FANCY DRAINED a TRUN ——ur. bie 3Sc FANUXY UKRANGE PEEL— Eee OU ig 3S¢ FANCY LEMON PEKL— er pound ‘ 35c GLAZED PITTED CHER. RikS—Per peund. GLAZED PINLKAPPLE SLICES—Prr pound. . ~—60c 60c GLAZED PINEAPPLE HEARKTS—Per peund. 4Sc iLAZED ASSORTED S FRULITS—Pe:i pound. __. 75c CLEANED CURRANTS— mm ponnd . . 2Cc \CHED OK WHITE SULTANA RAISINS—Lpb. 20c PULrFED SEEDED KAISINS 25 poun nds fur . Cc 25c 55c SHELLED PEC ANS— Per pound $1. 10 SHELLED ENGLISH WAL- 90 c NUTS—Per pound SHELLED BLACK WALNITTS—Per fh. $1.15 CALIFORNIA AINLESS FIGS Packed in with, sherry or claret. oe — pounds fer Bi. ACK MISSION FIGsS—_ Fancy; extra choice; per o> 15¢ 25-pound a? ++ eres RAISINS ibs. for. SHELLED ALMONDS Per pound 4 FANCY LAYER FIGS— _ Per pound box ao0Pr-FLAVOR MALT— In bulk: per pound..._. ‘15¢ _ ~~ cans —- s o rege 50-Lb. taine ORELON HOPS _ ve Peund. . 10-pound lets ..-2Be MAIL ORDERS ~ receive ae oe muet arcom panied - + “ money CITY DELIVERIES Made on purchase of SI of more. the city. = Senate | came to/! ng a mes-/| ion of the! farm relief problem now worrying legislation } Corns Now Needless Prove It Overnight! to its; he National Grange un- | | a | 2 °68668se 2 2.2 8 w one 8 ii j ; ’ ; , : ij ‘ qiite ji j hii if gz b 5 th : * 2) a | | i BB a: cal mi a im ; i 1 oe ee ee | in ff fu ee a a a UNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 927. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Abel on State Optometry Board. Lo tis. today was app — | by Gov. JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 29 'Oliver Abel, Republican of /St. ointed a mem-! Abel’s term ends June 39, ber of the State Board of Optometry Baker. - He succeeds A. P. Thursby Jr. of St. Louis. resigned. 1930. ‘What Dr. Caldwell Why the a ie | rst ai Dp in 47 Years Practice _ . Caldwell watched the results of constipation for 47 years, and bo] 3 = 3 table compound. It cam not harm! ©." s- = the most delicate system and is not| * [Se | a habit-forming preparation. Syrup/ sso). ae. | Pepsin is pleasant tasting, and — SS | youngsters love it. [t does mot gripe. SS | Thousands of mothers have written ws to that effect. Dr. Caldwell did not approve of drastic physics and purges. He did | pot believe they were good for hu- man beings to put into their system. In a practice of 47 years, he never a Y4 03, Qtturttt, AT AGE 63 e+ eae keep ‘‘ treating - soon end the corn! T ha - ae sens! | oe tarot comes 7 3" + + 7 + | 1S Lit a LHe it ; ana u $s Fon ~ * an * @ most painful cor ive ten seconds in contact ¢orn Isn ’t that ofter at wey ’s surgery? Feet that corns can grow back to normal, un- d condition through the use| Meantime, no pain—| blemishe of Freezone, ay or hy ta)? - that eé at Sig ius are corns, when of Freezone stops all sensation of pain, and a few drops Bn, even one, e to touch of d cabahahen can’t | Freezone left te ght off and "better than | from | bottle of Freezone copes with the saw any reason for their use when a medicine like Syrup Pepsin will empty the bowels just as promptly, ‘more cleanly and gently, without griping and harm to the system. Keep free from constipation! It robs your strength,shardens your ; arteries and brings on premature old A tiny | age. Do not let a day go by without a bowel movement. Do not sit and hope, but go to a druggist and get one of the generous bottles of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. Take the self and members of the constipation, biliousn none at ali—and no awkward pads or plasters to cause shoes to pinch | and cultivate corns in other places. | The Freezone process is scientific and certain. The hardest corn that ever formed can’t resist it—nor the soft corns between the toes where nothing has ever helped. usness, three rules of health: Keep worst condition of corns. Freezone | 'has made it folly to have any corns at all, for any length of time. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin cas to you and yours. Just write** . Por your te Se ea ae | proper dose that night and by morn-| Pepsin,’’ Monticello, Minis, reezore. very druggist Bag it, ing you wil] feel like a different | will send-7ou prepaid a FREER OTTLE. 4 ; i . qd the cost is a few cents! | person. Use Syrup Pepsin for your-| PLE B Fe mi A ‘i = Ee eb@eaae2 8 8 8) 8 8 2 2 BS 2 82:8 @) nao, L ‘8 ea), ot a) 6. i tn roe iti ‘@ wai mv . wi) id i] " S oh i «| =z. i ia 4h z=. ; ff [ee cm) i 2 2 4 ae 2) 222 oe) 2 ee ee iC COAL RANGE $20 Hot-Blast HEATER Complete With Pipe | 62 $45 Cabinet GAS RANGE Geod Cooker and Baker You'll Like Our “Special” $65 Value—for 49:3 ee et I ee Hl B's @ 2 oe ew Bf S's 8.8 we: CEPTS ALE SLL ae ¢ tls 7 FURNITURE Co erampy stomach, bad breath, a petite, headaches, and to brésk: fevers and colds. Always haw: bottle in the house, and observe t§ | cool, the feet warm, the bowels We would be giad to have x prove at our expense how much A ss a | ’ C ~~ S SS. . ~~ ' = KN ~ ~ . | m * ‘ ( j =—= a | 4 7 it ' ~ w \} hi SS } : 8 Dal S ul ‘ b/ he 4 ~" . ta? ~ SS - - “ee wt i Na i! ‘ ' rT 5 } . " rt aie ra = Pf a Ue \\ | SB OSA A EB 2 Fadtat ith’ ch - Ns : =~ re 4 4 r 2 ~ “ 3 SS ~~ = 7 ' : * e 224448 5 eae fo a ae ) : et . _ — * ds Fy ~h vr! t". ———-,S > > . ~~ eet g Nac C Sa > . 7 se +5 . >! a a —_ w _ a — © ” ™— 2 —— se ~ ’ ‘ ~ — . ae > " ” h, 7 a - ; \ nd \ og a p a sd ; Com’ 1 le S— -, i . ge ; a * = 7 $f? 2aN Wli-E © ————— ~ j {/ j “ \' ’ b Soh) oA a ole UPHOLSTERING—REVERSIBLE CUSHIONS sircisien’ Wtencu ‘deudaaee Garon ta ten ce A Real $225 Value! Convenient Terms! It’s Here! EDISON’S Latest Achievement! ‘66 9 THE EDISONIC marvelous Suite—our price is even less than what is usually A musical instrument that wins new laurels for the renowned genius EDISON—Indescrib- 3 Very High-Class Pieces! Carved Frames! asked for a suite of ordinary construction. Come! See able in its magnificence and tonal clarity and beauty. Come in, we will gladly demonstrate this Suite! Examine it carefully! You'll buy it at once! the new Edisenic to you! RUGS PURCHASED AT THE RECENT AUCTION Now on Sale at 50% OFF! i SIMMONS BED— SPRING— oa - MATTRESS— Actual $15 DAVENPORT TABLE Your Choice at.... Finished to resembie wai- autor mahogany. Special . Wernesson’ s Electric Lip ST. erett | instantly Killed by Train. | 29. —Ev- | Dttnols tw the Post-T4spaicl BAQUA, Ill, Oct. WALL P., Cent a Roll “ you, teo, will awaken te the : = Le te rete vaises!: De it teday! C€ peautifal borders or bands. Face Rouges peessaeseey , “. PF Ss “es eee eeeeeee © rhe ce 8 : a Java Rice..--.-...... ng Aa Narcissus. . Royal. * Fen eeeeeeee S8% Ty 5 5 , , * *. . * ee —) : ac aie ee Me oe oboe FS = H stirs Ps G0e Poszoni’s ............42¢ | pos “Whree Flowers -..........75¢ | bair- a | Bee oe... O00 “mae Rubbing Alcohol, pi $1.50 Van Ess Hair f } Rem Cough Syrup . . || Pinkham’s V N Wyeth’s Sage & f 85c Mellin’s Food . . + $1 McCoy’ sCodLiver ) Grove’s Bromo Qui 1} Piso’s Cough Vick’s Vaporub f $1.25 Pertussin . . # Caldwell’s Syrup Pep HERE IT IS! | Biggest Selling ~* -anomg BE Lewie—Over Millien Bottles “ ee ee eS 3SReeeesesseseee rs re | ees he ee > ~~ — ee — owes s ee SP. ’ mi % —_ : ; oY: ; te # of r a 7 ‘ L a : i ae. ae = ‘ae : Rete , - Z . Rg a E Re ae 5 nae J pyre ge : se ; ay F a “ig

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/ constipation, self and members of the family in erampy stomach, bad breath, no petite, headaches, and to break up fevers and colds. Always have ¢@ bottle in the house, and observe these three rules of health: Keepthehead [fF cool, the feet warm, the bowels open, ~ We would be glad to have you prove at our expense how much Dr. .| Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin can mean to you and yours. Just write ‘‘Syrup . |. Pepsin,’’ Monticello, Illinois, and we ‘will send-.7ou prepaid a FREE PLE BOTTLE. THT eae a “ — J oo % » ~ il , 7 MNT UL BN (LLU CL Hetitttin. cH NS Tufts aN FNC: Tee Mf ic Saez0 lt RTD ii ahs = lf ** CASHOGAS COUPONS if i ‘i : _ : = =) a at hip, weit be ee ick: iy gn patie +99 @ ¢ % ; Carved Frames! venient Terms! J Achievement! ONIC”’ ed genius EDISON—lIndescrib- e in, we will gladly demonstrate te if 412 N. 12th Sloane biliousness, sour and " Se “ eanqgepepecunssennes ae epucescones Fie, oS RRC Te 3. ‘tea ie ae , on — . : , Seal pe é ‘ ee ed OUP AA ae, GUE Ae ity , > - or PE ain anasneseeeagaaemennmmnanenamees esipnedeneninmmnmemetmmenes LAINE MOONS ROS ER INCI NRE . a = : vate - ley | 4 4 } “ re . & 4 i Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, 42c, 83c © gpiid Killed by Train. a the Post-Dispatch. meow BAQUA, Ill.. Oct. 29.—Ey- Illinois Centra! passenger train ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH erett Rosenberger, 5 years old. was | here thi s evening when playin instantly killed by a southbound! near the track y dren. with other chil- WALL PAPER SALE Cent Cents Cent a Roll a Roll a Roll ; up to 35 cents a roll—nothing — These yal ‘ ae Paper worth $2 a roll! .. .. nets ‘seme day: you, too, will awaken to the parison to Webster values! Do it today! = beautiful borders or bands. ie: ene! sii tee no com- Combinations sold only Cents a Roll - WEBSTER’S a Roll Cents 10 S09 N. 7th St. f\of Mr. and Mrs. | 3633 Hickory street, ‘injured last ‘ST, LOUIS MAN KILLED IN AUTO COLLISION IN CHICAGO | Peter V. Ford’s Funeral to Be Hel? Here Tomorrow at Immaculate Conception Church. Peter V. Ford, Patrick Ford. was fatally Wednesday in Chi- cago, where he was employed, when his automobile collided with one driven by Joseph Gilloon, chauffeur for Philip D. Armour of the firm of Armour & Cp. Ford SUNDAY MORNING, 24 years old. ise OCTOBER 30, 1927 died as he was being treated by a police surgeon. Ford was a time-keeper for a Chicago construction company, Funeral services are to be held tomorrow morning at Immaculate Conception Church, with interment in Calvary Cemetery. His par- ents, a brother and a sister sur- | vive. ‘CRANEY FUN FUNERAL TO BE HERE Arrangements Not Completed for Burial of Former Cement Co. Craney Jr., former executive of the Missouri Portland Cement Co. and Barber Asphalt Co., who died sud- denly in New York City Friday, will be held here but arrangements remain to be made. The body will arrive today. Details as to his death have not been received by friends here. Mr. Craney, who was about 68 years old, had been traveling for pleasure for a number of years fol- lowing his retirement from busi- ness and went to New York about four weeks ago. He was a brother- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Executive. in-law of David C. Biggs, governor The funeral of Albert Hosmer of the Federal] Reserve Bank here. Face Rouges Warnesson’s Electric Lip Nome, dry. — Djer-Kiss Mary Garden ..... d’s, cake Coty's Princess Pat wy ace Powders a SB a 7 4 : Me a >: s- ze : 4 ; ' a : E on Caron’s Narcissus. . $3.79 Sanitol 00 Ambre — = 7th and WASHINGTON—408 WASHINGTON—GRAND and OLIVE MONDAY’S SALE Will build you up, increase your weight, improve your appetite, in fact, if taken regu- larly, itis bound to help build up your health. $1 b- ‘tle. 3 Bottles $2.50 Men’s Shaving Necessities : 35¢ Keen Kutter ee 29c $1.00 Gillette Blades. . . en om = HAIR CLIPPERS For cutting and bobbing bair. Price, 79c 7%4-Inch Barber Shears C Sale Price he i Barry Golden Peacock 3 8 Deauville 00 Golden Peacock 50 Manon Lescaut. . 00 Princess Pat Piver’s Azurea ated s Floramye. . — 5 69c Spring Maid Complexion =a Powder You can select the shade of Spring Maid Powder best suited to your type of complex- ion. Shades: Flesh (a rose-petal pink), brunette (a rich cream tone for darker skins), white (for blondes and light skins). Priced at = Zz fs ser P+ { He De-Vilbiss Nose & Throat Atomizer, No. 15 ‘$1.00 83c $4. 69 Can be used for either = $1 35 Sal Dcalics bts an 2c. 42c, 79 ‘Rubbing Alcohol, pint... .. . 39c 1491.50 Van Ess Hai Tonic . . . 98c ] Rem Cough Syru ED. 5c00 d0C, SIC | Pinkham’s Vegetable Comp:, 89c 1 Wyeth’s Sage & Sulphur . 59c, 98 | § Mellin’s ae” 1 $1 McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tabl.. 83¢ )Grove’s Bromo Quinine . . . . 21c | Piso’s Cough Remédy . . . 23c, 44¢ | Vick’s Vaporub . . . . 27c, 53c, 98c $1.25 Pertussin .. . $1.09 $5.00 Size me, AtERE IT IS! Biggest Selling Medicine in St. Lewise—Over Million Bottles Seld | Past Year Horlick’s Helps to Make the Best YERSSCRUESEEeeaeee,. $1.25 Pinaud ’s Lilac-Vegetal 79c Limit of 3 $1.00 Lavoris 59c Limit of 3 i. noe ii is € Battle ma gt pores si fot win ¢ BC In Our HEALTH FOOD DEPARTMENT ... We feature... Sanitarium Health Foods This Booklet Tells the Complete Story ef These Health F eods —esk fer yeur copy art 4 ~*. 7 rf " 2 pe s seer ¥ ‘ “+ ae? cela atta oP enpeeee ' jet’ we ‘ ‘ossdiile Plas eal | eraareel lL 1 eat ell ary sad nee ris: ’ f} Creek Inti alsa: " ile i My if " TMA a LET AVAL eee 1) ut eei tha, ‘ a) te es . ‘ eehrer r ** ‘ " gtte er ; eae +s rT ‘ : ’ b heobbca : yt} 2 ani othnas ste PR wt ETE. be erate ‘ ’ ’ i I a a ee a ee ee eee | en ee |. By ee ee ee ! tad: int Yow Leabi ll ; Nem Sort eae TA = ~ coy é s 7th & Washington : Monday : Tuesday : Usually priced $15.00 (spherical combination). Thes¢ four days only $4.95 BIFOCAL GLASSES ° l 0 Two visions, far ard near. Com- plete with frame Packard’s Gray Hair Restorer By vo cans harmful to use. A reliable prep- aration. Made in our day light laboratorics. We have it, of jal, per bottle... 8c as Long as gray hair. ia. Frog Radiant—the popula: Shade Also, Netinm oo Sunglow Daiaty compact. 50c tubes Sale Price ee ae by using FARR’S GRAY HAI know by personal experiefice. $1.10 bottles Sale price.. To be used in conjunction with Hair Restorer— 2 Depts. : 408 Washington OPTICAL SPECIALS $ INVISIBLE BIFOCAL LENSES Jwo Sights ground into 1 Lens Why Not Look Young Your friends guess at your age by glancing at your hair. it is gray, they think of you as getting old. it youthful and attractive when it is so easy? Nothing adds the appearance of old age to a woman's years so perceptibly as You can negiect your hair and allow it to turn gray and faded, or you can quickly and unfailingly restore its color know FPARR’S GRAY HAIR RESTORER—not only by its national reputation, but as thousands of other refined women Don’t let another day go by without using FARR’S GRAY HAIR RESTORER 50c FARR’S SHAMPOO iw filth ne ne rr saTTy Fath it rH A, Thay Do ‘ ‘ th fs it ul eat . } 1 i th beet 41] ui OS CP NT - “nxt “~ - 1 , ‘ ~& » + * 4 ace | ' »\ : a vit ay! Wednesday : Thursday Reading Sewing Glasses Large, round lenses. Complete with frame as 45) 50c Gillette Blades Styptic Pencils (to stop a cut), 3 for $1.00 Autostrop Blades. . : “The 50c Autostrop Blades. ....39c $1.00 Autostrop Strops...83c 50c Autostrop Strops......42c 50c Durham Bladés, 3 packages for. i, « xe Sl 42c Gem Blades, 3 packages for 35c Ender’s Blades, 3 for 85c 35¢ Ever-Ready Blades, Royal Electric Iron Highly nick- el finish, 6- Ib. weight, with 6-foot cord and plug 1 year; splendid sale price Thermos Bottles Quart Guaranteed Perfect. CHEWING GUMS Wrigley’s Peppermint Spearmint Juicy Fruit PKs., Yucatan Chiclets Beeman’s Pepsin Teaberry Beech-Nut Box of 20 pkgs., 65c Depilatories 50c Spring Maid........ 8 ee $5.00 Zip”... wcccpocecec Gene $1.00 Nu Art ......,........89¢ $1.00 Phelactine 79¢ De Miracle 53c, 87c, — Wilsonia Alarm Clocks - Back - bell alarm. «G;suaranteed 1 year. Sale 79¢c re rer Torrid Electric Curling Iron . 36¢ Regular $1 value. Guar- anteed 1 year 60c Doan’s Kidney Pills... . . 44c 40c Castoria (Fletcher’s) 3 bots. 81c Lysol 2lc, 42c, 79 Mentholatum.....21c, 42c, 79c 50c Phillips’ Milk Magnesia . . 39c $1 Stearn’s Cod Liver Oil . . . 79c Zonite .... 18c, 35c, 69¢ Palmolive Soap, 10 Cakes . . 67c 75c Mentho-Laxene....... 99c Bell’s Pine Tar & Honey . . 47c, 89 Kondon’s Catarrh Jelly . . 23c, 44c 75c No. 4711 . -T5c Baume Analgesique . . . . 99% Our Soda Fountains Serve MALTED MILKS That Are YET to Be Equaled PTTTIIiiiiiiiiiitfiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiritiiiiiiiiiiiiltiititi LISTERINE The Safe Antiseptic A safe, non- irritating so0- lution, partic-; ularly adapted | | to the require- | §LISTER ments of per-j| You Can? if Why not keep Spring Maid Bath Salts sonal hygiene. Valuable as a gargle. Cor- rects halitosis, purifies* the mouth. $1.00 bottle, A teaspoonfu. sprin- kled in bath makes wa ev delightfully soft. In narcissus, jasmin, violet and red rose olors. rice 49C 796 5 R RESTORER. You should BILE FLOWS Freely When *-: You ie owing Take se ito toca 3 Pkgs., 50c Women Suffering Bladder Weakness You can't know the joy of health, pep. and vitality if you Get Up Nights, suffer Bladder Weakness, Burning or Itching sensation, leg or groin pains and backache. If you suffer why nottry the Cystexz 48-Hlour Test? Don't give up. Don’t wait Get Cystexz today. Put it to a 48-Hour Test. Money back if you don't soon feel like new. ful) & of pép, sleep well & with pains alle- viated. Try OCre- tex today. Only ST ¢. Bile is nature's antiseptic. It purifies and lubricates the ge and keeps the peaegceeecaespeee * Sapo = —=— MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY FILLED—ADD 10% OF ENTIRE ORDER TO COVER POSTAGE AND PACKING=a—ar"| pain. | genuine Bayer Aspirin. _ on the box. If it says Bayer, it’s not! Headaches are dispelled by and the pain that goes with them; even -PAGE 3D BARTHOLD RETURNS FROM EUROPEAN TOUR Former Congressman Sees Ger- many as Bulwark of World Against Bolshevism. Germany is a bulwark for the Western world against bolshevism, former Congressman Richard Bartholdt declared yesterday, Uup- on his return from a five-month visit in Europe. Besides traveling in Germany, he attended the In- terparliamentary Conference at Paris as a delegate of Congress. In an interview about his observa- tions, he said: “T am absolutely convinced of one thing, that the German Re- public, as an institution, is as safe as the monarchy was before the war, safe both against the monar- chists on one side and the com- munists on the other. In fact, the western world may justly regard Germany as its bulwark against bolshevism. It was most fortunate for the Germans that at the most critical period, immediately after the war, they could call to the helm a man whom the people re- gard—es an idol, and who is at present their only national hero— Gen. Hindenburg. “The all-around improvement in Germany since the was is percep- tible to even the least observing. The cost of living is high, of course, owing to the tax burdens which the people must carry in order to pay reparations. One business man showed me how he was paying 26 different kinds of taxes. This bur- den causes the high prices and, in- cidentally, cripples the industries in their competition in the world’s markets. Nevertheless, unemploy- ment is growing less, savings de- posits are steadily increasing, as is the number of automobiles. “The Interparliamentary Con- ference at Paris had a calming in- fluence on the military spirit. al- ways rampant, of the French poli- ticians. There were over 500 mem- bers of foreign parliaments pres- ent, proclaiming world peace as the noblest goal of statesmanship. L submitted the draft of a model arbitration treaty. the wor! of my life, to the conference, which, at my request, was referred to a Committee of Study for report af the next conference. In tiny speech explaining the provisions of the treaty, I said that in order to pre- pare the ground for more durable peace, certain preliminaries would have to be attended to. TFT irst of all, it is necessary to ascertain the causes of and fix the responsibility for the World War, for only os @ foundation of truth can a lasting peace be established. I suggested the Interparliamentary Union an, the proper medium for an unbiased! investigation.” BUILDS STRENGTH “PURE FOOD OVER 70 YEARS OF SUCCESS ss ADVERTISEMENT German Doctor's Discovery Cured His Gallstones Urged on by intense suffering due to Gallstone and Stomach trouble, an old German Doctor frantically searched for a cure. At last, after numerous disappointments, he dis- eovered and prepared a treatment that cured him of Gallstones. His treatment has already been taken by thousands, and the amazing results these sufferers report indicate the merit of the Doetor’s discovery. Dr. Hildebrand’s Laboratories, Dept. 1734, 155 N. Union Ave., Chicago, Ill., for a limited time is now offer- ing to send a test treatment free to sufferers. Anyone troubled with Gallstones or Stomach disorders should write them for the free test at once. ———— lin LADIES’ COATS Also MEN’S TOPCOATS, SUITS and OVERCOATS Made by HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Known as Factory Returns—-Many Like New 95 *10 0°48 LARGE SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. 1012 N. GRAND A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY GARMENT But it’s just as im rheumatism promptly relieved. with proven directions. Nhe SV a SORA Lela Te wich eadrtasen Aids’ Gein ortant to know that there is only one name, Bayer is on every tablet, and enuine; and if it doesn’t, it is yer Aspirin. So are colds. neuralgia, neuritis, ant Get Bayen+-at eae draamnens Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin; it does NOT affect the heart Aspizia is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monceceticacifester of Sally — : ‘ me - a " a , — I al Sat eli one stg aS Oa eho cei) a yale Ged Nine allen gO ah Bi, Da ARS AE Fi, ON ey SGM A ah Biowad 4 — pe) eae ea, lye AF ERE Wd sek» “ b Sarat 7 . ee SNe se “ PRET, Mi scy Q \ 4 aes . oo as > “es a t volta She WO ast ee bs Se oe Ae ees ee ee = a . id . . . i> pe ee * ‘tie ee % : . ‘ " . : “ ROM Paalok bdiatliSe } GES NEP agp AY Dm ahd baat dah in ioe nahn oe alti 5 A slimes pe . “do . ” = ” - a . alias re By ORBIT LS 2 SY eere i aa : Ses: Baw ease we PLS 2 OPE 64 PRET PRIN a EE EARN ST ST fi Oe, PERE SEY Ee eg ah a Ye ‘ : ns gs RES AEA SI Co SI A Re NG ea MO RA SA ‘ t oll Agi ake , : . 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x oe -w ; > PAGE 4D } ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 | ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH GOODYEAR TIRES ON EASY TERMS AT UNION a WA SH I N G! = a. : a ee _— « a _ n rata Gone no Lee ‘Monday~Another Day of Extreme ee in Union’s Great ee. " Miah» P48 —s ‘ - ’ et iy ay ree a) hed ic eat Ooh Gig a Og 0 9 Pi . oe Me OR A . : i “os A . gtr be . a eT ge Eee ee oe % calles — = eset 8 bs _ 4 - 4, ee | PG PIS 5 OETA ney «ty ee eh ee ee ee es a 3 4 at ioe - ae le ar ~* sat bh oF Ped 5 eames * —_- “sy mere. ~ > fs oat %, ha, a * » - * 5 a ae Dah ” cigs uh) dhe MRP ey gas “ ras ¢ i gst x Real oe cad “ s ae a Sg ee 7 RR ee OS ee ee ee me Sean ee etree Me eit . 7 Re Rae Shop at the § Hundreds of wanted suites and pieces . . . well-styled furniture for every part of the house . . . have been gathered ee at St. Louis’ mes Most Conve Store, as a concrete demonstration of Union’s ability AND WILL to supply St. Louis home furnishers with values which cannot be obtained elsewhere! to You * . Blue Steel se | Ce J he Noa a 7: =, Tae a Large Daven- ¢ 1118 Olive a as ange Fig ~ : ar - ' ‘ - on - e - -_ .~ “ 50 : “Ti “ = +. ~ ber ~ = a. 4 e — : me i :s i, : = ? a = Po a ™ a ; 7 5 Be > ‘ we. ~ *S = ~ - = . ao 0 Lot ay Be NAS, vy s 4 ~ ’ = n », ~ . ba) ~~ , . Solid oak, golden finish. : Sel | 3 3 Bros ») . foe 7 ee. |: geen Se pe: | af SSO ee Se Built of oil-tempered Porcelain top. Roll cur- —— —— Ee ey 3-Piece Davenette Suites, S195 3-Pc. Living-Reom Suites, Enameled & sieeriicaiiaiitiaiitaiaaee Substantial 2, Mobic Urine “i STARS ARF Wood Crib 2-Piece Mohair Living-Room Suite . 6-Piece Early American Bedrdom “s wr si ‘sie Lampe, coapic =n : Six beautiful pieces, Bed, dresser, vanity, chest, Telephone Set Two beautiful pieces with handsomely carved frame oe : ; & | mohair iieaieae” Each piece fitted with frieze $ bench and rocker. As graceful and pretty as furniture $ 2 -— a $ 95 reverse cushions. Wonderful value rare can be made. @reem and parchment decorated. ...ann« $ 98 wi | - = Pay Only $10 Cash! Pay Only $15 Cash? = F A dandy Crib, made of wood with close, heavy strong hardwoods, fin- fillers; enameled a. ey | Rr ine ished in mahogany ) : a Black Maria Is Runner Up $1 Cash! i oe —- Att = , : ii I : 7a i — Sos 4 Sturdy table and stool of Bargain Basement. Bridge-Junior - : 2 a ‘i : af .! ; TST; ai 7 Sar a ial ail WES Psy a. : “ Colonial Sew- Complete Lamps imal S ing Cabinet 4 By the Associated Press. $975 = : $] °° — + > LAUREL, Md., Oct. 29.—Walter 6 ° -“e . ~ ae 2. Salnron's good colt, Display, dis- Beautiful Bridge and 8-P lece Dining-Room Suite o- Piece Breakfast Set . A ae | played his ability To beat the best Junior Lamps in the Drop-leaf table and four spindle-back chairs sturdy Cabinet of the -Pc. Bedrocm Suites .. ae: hen he A tad artistic and well made Suite with genuine sturdy comstruction. Finished in beautiful la Martha Washington type; . cnn - horses of the country, wae newest styles. Complete walnut veneers and beautiful panels and decora- A wonderful bargain at only.. f h d 3-Pc. Bedroom Suites... cia” Washington Handicap. with shades eet? tions, Buffet, table, host chair and five side chairs. iw Hele 08 Paap o ardwoods in ma- Odd ‘Weed Beds ....20) ‘won the ashing 1 Cash! : Pay Only $8 Cash hogany Vaniti on ae $25, 000 added, at a mile and 8) x ay oy Odd ee eereeete Wes: . et % ) quarter here this afternoon. Oak Chifforobes ee ; W. Kk. Coe’s Black Maria finished eo Pgecond and Walter M. Jeffords’ | | . | a . ‘Mars third. The winner ran the Large Redwood Ss : | | i Lew ate) Selection of e3 | — just 2-5 of & Cedar Chest an a ~ te) BS fn oe: ett { , Odd Dressers , ) fi : F - Pera pai "$13.50 for $2, ‘and ad “Sd mn § JOSE , a — 7 8 © his earnings were $26,200. $ 75 a : | . # : Ps : ake $ 75 — ee . ¢ ee ee |= (CAt the break, Chance Play 9 : % ‘ a rmtd : 3 betta 16 Tae . mam ; p= lately took the lead and for ee. , o} (i tres eee | = first mile ied Black Maria by =n head. During this running, Dis- Made of genuine redwood eae . oe oor 34 | | Fe gt Sy | Pe Sag A limited Feagpoe of cedar with copper cor- “BS f 4 4 | : various woods and de- t back of the pace, ners and strips | —— | 1 mi - ae . : signs. Wonderful values : i- r ce ee position. Turn- . > @ * * | : a : od . ig ke and $1 Cash! 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite 5-Piece Oak Breakfast Set | P| » i Baie Je Bs Dome, he hugged the rail : ‘ : . cam t to win by a head. Buffet, china cabinet, extension table, host chair Extension table and four pretty ch@rs of | frosted $ 75 : | ! 2 7 = — aii kened, but lasted and five side chairs of beautiful walnut, combined $ gray oak, beautifully decorated and tinished. This : gee eee ey usader, trailing with other cabinet woods. Decorated panels Set is worth considerably more than . La dry Q e . , to finish fifth. Cr er. - Junior , , # Ff Pay Only $15 Cash! Pay Only $2 Cash! un ueen ") @e@ the field for the first mile, cow t « . | : FE] tri W h | DINING _— es net find a clear passage to ge ectric Wasner | gi q throuch. However, he got up the ies ~—“ | es = | : 9-Pe. Diaing-Room —@@ last few yards to _ finish fourth. * 75 es Set i ny ; $5 DLS tee ene - ‘: ' Mars closed an immense gap in the 39 . Pica ole pe: - Prt iil: tang ee ' H Lash! PS Ce $108 Be stretch to finish third. — = = Sot: a, . eee | sre eee 2 RAEN SIR ieee | ele @ ; 2 # The first race was won by Ro- Large size, black Range a eateed De \S yam: — ee ee et) 7 —=—* Balance in easy weekly cies vans EE sina, who beat Trapstock by a neck. with white enamel door perme SAS nae SSs.° 5s; mE at ees he Dy oe a w. " _— re. a aie ak a. ah oe Sr. Ss Nea. ot O ‘ . cf f | ; _tsh. Balko got up in to beat arge-. ize i y Ut : ke | = ie ' van the six furlongs tn 141 3-5. He Artistically shaped pieces, well made with cretonne A very attractive Sunroom Syne [with | coetenne Tea Wagon ii = ee owl | paid $9.20. ; ; ggg - ss : CAEP ¢ Ft So . | Extreme won the Delaware) form $ 19°° Very specially priced in this sale full-size comfortable bed. A : 75 y eile. OS Handicap a five anda halt fur $3475 $5975 $ | 6 1S re | AQ : oes 2m iomgs dash. He beat some of the; + 3 a 7 * be . 2 wet? i a Ee: winner 3-Piece Fiber Reed Suite 3-Piece Fiber Bed-Davenport Suite Lacquered Rs | su Pe Re tor the place, the Marvel Heater covered spring cushion seats. Decorated panels — cushion seats. The hy renport | best sprinters at this meeting. Dic- ge eas ~. Beautifully designed and = —— © gm ing was second and Macaw thiré. trimmin tae Pay Only $3 Cash! I ebes Pay Only $5 Cash! substantially built. Lac- = Sud “* @@ Extreme raced in third position o8 § querea and decorated . —_ .- =| © @ the outside and in the last 70 yards $1 Cash! $1 Cash! “PP @ =Passed the leader to win by a neck. & : weet @ @ Prince of Wales and Lady Marte Quick Meal Gas Range. S20 Bom ' ’ ; 171 Enamel Choice of steel or canvas — in 4 ; | Was third. The winner ram @ won- $3 Cash! yi ; ‘ : : [a : : price i_ = Ha @ = “erful race, and brilliantly piloted se aE * cay RR a TT ee a Bargain Basement. 7 we Sy a . La bd Bs Pe) coker.” a : sn og Bridge & Beach {\ a Bridge & Beach 9x12 Katonah Ay $5 Enameled Bungalow \f ===> 16 Rolls e a ¢ Velvet Rugs J — wnicn ne toot Coal Range Range f oilet Tissue : : $ 75 / sheila. Here Eugene & 24 A beautiful Range in all- -gray por- All porcelain exterior in this beautiful $ 00 y | §-Pe. Breakfast Set . 7 ; front. Sun Friar also closed fas celain enamel, trimmed with white $ Bungalow Range. Large oven with ther-. l mao 1675 _ om Solace. There was « field Katonah Velvets in many enamel and bright nickel. mometer, firefly lighter and large coal box Soft white Toilet Tissue. : . Enamel Breakfast Set ...3 "4 : Golden Oak Chair ....... $20 Sea "B® Stretch and took show money | Tl crack 2-year-olds. aah, — Only $10 Cash! (as shown). Suds Ob Cue Suaeae on bane “ ve eg Easy Terms : . 206 WN. 12th St. - | HOUSE FURNISHING \ It =e $ 1975 | ' Tth and nd Marke t PROTECTIVE INSURANCE FOR DEFERRED PAYMENTS : Re eS A sturdy Cabinet with | 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET a s. STARE pore '3 $2 Cash! Bargain Basement. ii is Dlive INGE al ©) Chifforobe seer CO Sostiovah: aaa’ pain oa U NI ION'S ad 1 aN f J x ao | 4 F pie ee has 78 sue" AX Baht A iw he uath **eeeeee82%

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enannnaiioinites lieee ee NS RTE ha | Shop at the Store Most Convenient to You [ LIVING ROOM | 3-Piece Fiber Day-Bed Suites Te . b, 4 3-Piece Davenette Suites, $19.75 3-Pc. Living-Room Suites, $25.00 2-Pce. Mohair Living-Room Suites ee scccceccoocec se Odd Lamps, complete... .. $5.00 | BEDROOM | 4-Pc. Bedrocm Suites ...$89.75 3-Pc. Bedroom Suites... .$59.75 Odd Wood Beds .........$4.95 Odd Vanities ...........$39.75 Oak Chifforobes .........$24.75 [DINING ROOM | 9. Pe. D: ning-Room adapesceo Seee AB cesccccccce $10.00 oo SR ee nk. cin cQatss Uc Sorvers -eeeeeed10.00 Odd Dining Chairs ......$2.95 | KITCHEN | Quick Meal Gas Range. .$24.75 High-Oven Gas Range.. .$10.00 Combination Ranges ....$25.00 Heaters at ........ icuhaos Kitchen Cabinet ........ {BREAKFAST | 5-Pec. Breakfast Set Golden Oak Chair Enamel Breakfast Set .. .$16.75 Easy Terms UNION'S CTAAr EXCHANGE) JIVE - Tan the six furlongs in 1.11 3-5. He /€@d ran the 5% furlongs in 1:06 _ Toro. W. S. Kilmer’s Sun _ tela at the turn for home. SHING GTON U. —_ TO 6-6 TIE BY WESTMINST * EE ike. if wing ala fy ' { aye fy Ly CS SS ) ESD _Sj—jA Ker \ el a NS “SI, LOUIS POST-DISPATC yaa ely DIB. WN N SSN HA SS WW [WS SN / \\ rams) \ By. Rs » *g* PART THREE TA $e “sit ae ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927. ILLIKENS GAIN THEIR FIFTH VICTORY, BEATING ROLLA, 17-0 of Bes. 3 CRUSADER AND OTHER STARS. ARE ALSO RANS ack Maria Is Runner Up in Mile and One-Quarter | Feature at Laurel With _ Mars in Third Place. $5 GER ya eh EE 4 the Associated Press. ' LAUREL, Md., Oct. 29.—Walter a Salmon’s good colt, Display, dis- played his ability to beat the best “horses of the country, when he “won the Washington Handicap, $35,000 added, at a mile ‘@arter here this afternoon. | W. k. Coe’s Black Maria finished | “eeond and Walter M. Jeffords’ (Mars third. The winner ran the) Piistance in 2:02 2-5, just 2-5 of a! “gecond slower than the track rec- | Pera. He paid $13.50 for $2, and) Ms earnings were $26,200. | © At the break, Chance Play im-| ‘@ediately took the lead and for | | the first mile ted Black Maria by | “ahead. During this running, Dis- Day was kept back of the pace, | >but in a contending position. Turn- | Ping home, he hugged the rail and | fame to the front to win by a head. Chance Play weakened, but lasted '@ finish fifth. Crusader, ‘trailing the field for the first mile, could ‘not find a clear passage to get through. However, he got up the ‘ast few yards to _ finish fourth. 'Mars closed an immense gap in the “stretch to finish third. ' The first race was won by Ro- 'tina, who beat Trapstock by a neck. “Beabee ran third. Fifteen started, Pthe winner paid $77.70. Her time )was 1:53 4-5 for the mile and an “eighth. | Cloudy took the second event, ‘Reading the field from start to fin- ish. Balko got up in time to beat 'Rurik for the place, the winner eid $9.20. Extreme won the Delaware " Handicap a five and a half fur- ‘longs dash. He beat some of the dest sprinters at this meeting. Dic- ing Was second and Macaw third. me raced in third position on | the outside and in the last 70 yards Passed the leader to win by a neck. Prince of Wales and Lady Marie '@et the pace head and head and | beth weakened in the final few yards. Macaw closed fast to take ) the show, the winner paid $24.30 The Seagram Stable saddled the winner of the Manor handicap, 7 $10,000 added, when Eugene S. won bya length from E, B. McLean's Friar ew third. The winner ran a won- ul race, and brilliantly piloted oy , Bourassa came through the The mner had been far back of the tela for the first six furlongs. Toro came with a rush and once in the Stretch home had a lead for a _ white, which he took from Boba- | Here Eugene S. came to the mt. Sun Friar also closed fast in Stretch and took show money mm Solace. There was a field of and ad Crack 2-year-olds. Chart of Washington Handicap a aACe The ne hand! one-quarter _D: m.: at post 3 minutes. Winner Time. 500, $2 “23. :47. 1:11 4-5. 1: 37 3 00 cap, 825.000 added. good: “es by. Fi a game. a Bs se ee ea vies oe = 2 Oe cee > OT . dnhedeucesamaieet A le : : See A gM RP aE iat Rabe ba eS . ec Saga lay -edbaisceieccsitittedeadbtabibdbeatiie tate. intate a Coke On ee ; ree. ae we — as ore adiawee - : : sa oe pn , ont > S , a oy - _ * o -mpeew . ; . Fae eee eens ‘e ’ en . e an * * Se igese ~ hen OMA Ep pied «prin ‘Aavhirdie te Rory ee sere a ee Ss ies eer en) aa? ; - ADEE te Pega je . * . ¥ me . Z i =e : » ea M red iad ee abedae ee cathe ae eee Pale eae Me ee " P Pethew ae Maes Birt m3 = + , +i ee ae Jape os as fi8rl meee ey Tenge x ~ ~ . as * ; J 4 rath al pated 47 . > ia 4 : i Le Pe. tae a is a re aK ee ee oe a Cw Dale oy a ee 2) “ree e ntl ih ~ * " pene aga ogg Y i uti daa cuinsninetritnrensaenen en Te re « rae SP AIR Seep) > der rte, teymae

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Mp Rip Bg ae Ba ity: Pe gy x Mae ae Ry PAGE 28 ROLLED STC Long Shot Pressed ard at the Finish To Beat Wooldridge Brown Bud Tires and Finishes Third and Whisk After a Dull Race—Distance 1 3-4 Only Five PPP PLL Le Chart of Latonia Championship PRR PI 3- year-olds, _mile and Ror at 4:1 7. at post val : Te RACE. $15.000 added, The L atonia La ny D. f; Start good: won drivis Went to Winner, b. c. 3 by Belle Tr r 5. 1:13 2-5, 1:38 3-5. B80, $3000, “$2000, $1000. HORSE. Rolled Siocking. Wooidricdze Brown Bud Reyai .Juhan Whiskery . Rolled ican —s into rating and. drawing away after abie to meet Wooldridge’s chailenge. *eariy part, improved postition Tapeiiy wearing down the winner. restraint for a mile and a quarter. losing ground in the etretch, barely oOutsta) bids in final half mile and just failed to “Bud. skery wag done atier racing forwardiy for one mile and Two-dollar mutuels paid: Relled Stocking, win place $11.40, Wooldridge, place $9.60, show $3; Brown Bud. show $2.2U. LATONIA, Ky., Oct. 29.—An esimated crowd of 30,000, in PL .. Vogt | C3 -Oswald | . Mosar | . Wilson | .Ciancola | Worden With Shamrocks. Johnny Worden, the forward line in the Ne t against Be thiehe lers Officials—Beck, referec; Murphy, | iand appear to t ‘team of youngsters i | One of the most attr: on today’s sched) ithe Finans and | He brew Associat |latter club, playing i in its histo he I to a 2-0 score ry * J? Tobay’s MUNICIPAL SOCCER SCHEDULE FAIRGROUND PARK NO. 2. Angelica Motor Sales vs. Shamrock Club, 2 p. m.; Shreve Ave. Business Men vs. St. Matthews, 3:30 p. m. FAIRGROUND PARK NO. 3. Vater Tower B. M. ws. Hartmann Wilson Hardware, 3:30 p. m. Lindeil ( lea ners — a bye. Shee, 2 p. m.; Palermo Florist vs. SHERMAN PARK. A. ws. Finan Undertak- o2 — Cab vs. Geraghty [30 » camearae ae PARK NO. 1. St. Thomas vs. German Spert Club a 2. Fm mM. ; Uncle's Place vs. Brandt Drug, 3:30 p. m. Spanish ideal @iub drew a bye. CARONDELET PARK NO. 2. Smith Furniture ws. Peupie’s Mo- torbus, 2 p m.; German Spert Club No. 2 vs, Ivanhoe, 3:30 p. m. CONCORDIA PARK—JU NIORS. Missouri Pacifie ws, Unele’s Ptace, 7- > ms Eh SS mage and Joseph vs. 1. RK. ‘Scho limever, -308 p. mi. FOREST rank UNION ELECTRIC LEAGUE, Office ws. Electric, 2 p. m.; County vs. Steam, 3:30 p. m. Phil Kavanaugh predicts The Finans smooth passing be hard to Olynrpic Team Meeting. v gprs a meeting the rman Park ‘enter ie lay select and who will train- compose ion Navy Defeats Penn, 12 to 6 Midshipmen Score Winn‘ag Touchdown in Fourth Quar- ter on 45-Yard Run. Sy the Ass ed FP PHILADE LPHIA. 1 a senaationa! _ gain of i |down in the ‘defeated Pennsylvania, | Gay, marking leita ; in her last | Two | portant re LpHe forwar the had down to make two more yards. Penn tied Navy early in | second period when Folwel!l Scu! ‘recovered a fumble by Llioyd an ran for the touchdown. Scull was rushed into the }to make the try for ; onene The spectacular gave Navy a touchdown fourth period. Spring started if to try an end run but instead | |passed to Bauer who picked ball out pf the air near midfield on | Rag _- , one | Whelc point but) forward pass. | Lloyd). in the | Touchdown—F. Scull. as | . a. Thorp, De La Salle. the | ; ; Navy AMERICAN STUDENT AT OXFORD WINS LINKS MATCH WITH HAVERS IXEC ‘=> Juan kd tat . 4 " Jim aR il, ‘ . ‘ . ‘ al 4 ’ roressionai conceded the| each} e inciud e rothers, Ted aid aan J. H. Taylor. match t ing Tot a gat | * Agyrry® 7 ; si James Br Bauer missed the goal. The lineup: Penn F. Scull | grdanov ich. Smit 1. eee. Lenzner ~++++.Murphy sees - Carrel . Forbes | . Wascoionis | Crirte she 4 _ Se ore by ‘peri 334 00 §6—12 scoring: Touchdowns— Batler (substitute for Pennsytvania scoring: Refaree— iL lovd, oj Fead | W. Very, Penn State. J. McCarty. Episcopal. nesiman—D. |Pield judge—J. K. Desmond, Har- ‘and ran 45 yards for a touchdown. | vard. definite | the | Ray, | ; Football Scores EAST, Rhode Island State Worcester Tech 14. c. CC. New York 58. Gallaudet 0. st. Josephs 6, St. Johns 0. Duquesne 10. Westminster 0. treneva 464, Bethany 8. Grove City 56, Adrian @. Penn State 40, Lafarette 6. Carnegia Tech 13, West Virginia 6G. Columbia 6, Cornell @. Tufts 9. Boston UL. 6. Colby 17, Maine 0. St. John’s 14, Haverford 7. Washington and Lee 13, Maryland 6. Wesleyan 6, Trinity 2. Washington and Jefferson 33, Thiel 0. Pittsgure 57%. Allegheny 0. rexel 45, Upsala @. (;eorzge Washington 7. Ursinus 0. Western Maryland 41, Gettysburg @ Hamiiton 13. Middlebury 17. Beston College 27. Fordham Villa Nova 20, John Carroll Tusekegee 30, Lincoln U. @. Quantico 33, Catholic U. 13. New York 0, Colgate 0. Canisius 19, Marghall 0, Bowdoin 0, Bates 0. Connecticut Aggies 28, Lowell Textile 6. | Rochester 19, Clarkson 13. Holy Cross 39, Rutgers 0. Springfield 10, New Hampshire @. Hobart 50. Alfred @. _Norwich 13, Vermont @. Manhattan 45, Renssalaer 0. Georgetown 58, Waynesburg 6. Georgetown Frosh 6, Perkiomen Prep 0. Swarthmere 0, Franklin-Marshall 0. Manlius 22, St. Thomas 90. Temple 7. Brown 90. Williams 0. Union @. Dickinson 25, Penn Military 0. Amherst 20. Massachusetts Agzies 0. MIDDLE WEST. Lacrosse 13, Columbia 13. Monmouth : Bradley £3. 20. se :- #e ~ ao 13. Ricken die “132, Jackson 0. St. Mavier 27. Providence 6. Seuth Dakota 16, Seuth Dakota State 12. Augsbure 21. St. Johns 6. Gustayus Adolphas 34. Concordia ‘lege 13. North Dakota 133. cies ©. Doane 3. Chadron @ Nebraska Wesleran 0. Col- North Dakota Ag- Morningside +, Lawrence 19. Beloit 6. Ohio Northern 47. Kenyon 0. Marietta 14. Capital Bowling Green 18. Findlay 8. Daryten 18. Wilmington 7. (yraceland 12. Des Moines Catholic @. Wabash °3. Indiana State Normal @. tornell College 3. Coe 0. Carleton 33, Hamline 6. Carroll 1%, Ripen 46. White Water Normal 6. Fort Snelling 6. Marguette 31. Grinnell 0. Oberlin 6, Case 3. Lombard 19. Butler 6. Evansville 13. Hanover @. Depaaw 6, Franklin @. Mancie Normal 31, Oakland City -?. Ohie Wesleyan 14. Weoster 9. Mount Union 14, Akron E53. kingum 27. Otterbein 0. ison 3. Cincinnati @. Ashland 22, Manchester Colleze 6. Detroit 24. Michizan State 7. Colorado Aggies 12. Utah 6. Western Reserve 37. Hiram 0. Wittenberg 23. Miami 0. Missouri 34. Northwestern 19. Ltah Aggies 22. Brischam Young 86. S| SOU TH. ( entre 20. Leuisrilie 49, Louisiana College r~ 6. Springhill Marion 6, Union 6, Milxaps 0. : Kentucky Wesieran 19. Western Teach- ers @. Geeorgetown 38. Transylvania @. Miami 353. Tolfins °. Newberry 0, Fort Benning 34. Mississippi CU. 28, Sewanee 14. Southwestern 24, Arkansas Collece 6, Howard 9. Auburn 9. Furman 19. Ogietherpe @. Alabama 13. Mississippi Azxgies Oklahoma 14, Central Teachers 14. Oklahoma Aggies 18. Creichton 6. Ohie Nerthern 47. HKenyren 6. Marietta 14, Capital #@. Bowling Green 18, Findiay 0. ‘Arkansas 23. Louisiana State @. Georgia $1, Tuiane @. Virginia M. IL. 20. Davidson @. Rice 12. Southwestern 14 Randoiph-Vacon 6 Hampden Sidner 0. clemson 6, Watford é. Duke 32, Wake Forest 6. " —— Carolina State 29. North Caroling | ee 6. Stetson 6. Vanderbilt 34. Kentucky 6. Texas Christian 14. lor Southern Methodist 14, Texas 0. Florida 32. Mereer 6. Tennessee 42. Virsinia @. Chattancoga ‘+. ar a. Hiineia Sehenr! 7. Pelmyra 6G. Occidental 28, ‘California’ ‘Tech 7. STANFORD SUBSTITUTES . ; DEFEAT OREGON AGGIC"S By the Associated Press. PALTO ALTO, Ca!. “OQct. 39.— Stanford University crushed the Oregon Aggies for an easy 19-to-0 Pacific Coast Conference victory here today. With a team composed entirely of substitutes, the Cardi- eae TOL cet an \ \ / "Louisiana Insti- | ee nee ee YALE SURPRISES | WITH VICTORY =) ENABLES OHI OVER DARTMOUTH “*™ Wag), BEAT ce Bell Hurls Ball to Kren B Across Maroon Goal ij S ON in Middle of Fourth Paulae iod—Final Score 1 | By the Associated Press. COLUMBUS, O., Oct. * > + vila? ik, let “see een weet eee *** © © © & .Q.B.. — * : "pH See F ceeding Runs 60 Yards. e .. KE oe , sie ° third-quarter score for = 4 lowed a touchdown first period by Harding. mgton u. halfback, who go yards in @ clear sweep visitors’ team after an off- smash which set him in p open. Harding’s dash was the s running play of the game y the Washington backfield. The man had made 4 small gain the ball on the first attempt. Whittler, Bear fullback, : sinster fol 4 Gu . f . - sOC Ht * 2 ius 'on Dartmouth’s nine-yard mark in| the first few moments of the sec-| | end period, he was forced out by a islight lee injury. Garvey, rushed —_— action, was unable to put the all over this time, but got warmed | up later. From midfield, on the | next Eli charge, Garvey alternated with Decker in a series of short dashes that terminted when he | twisted seven yards off tackle for} |the first touchdown of the game. 'A tremendous punt by -Garvey, downed on Dartmouth’s three-yard paved the way for the second | | touchdown, which came as the cli- max o fa 23-yard advance. Caldwell, back at his post in the | third period touch by leading to Dartmouth’s goal, by Charlesworth's fumble by Myles Lane, back. Tie Y a+2t¢ hh ° t. . ? VDartmouth's bare-l t ii 8 i a eh i ie an a i _ 4 a ear i | line -—'~* ui 7 steps 7 }. Foai. en overhead moments iy #1 ae ie@iiy astray or were intercepted. Dartmouth Passes Blocked. On four occasions, twice in the ' first twice in the third period, Yale halfback and bDalil- inte passes that “advances. and Lee Meadows says that Babe Ruth is the hardest hitter of them all. Indicating that Lee is an ob- | serving youth though he does | | 'have to wear specks. ' Decker, |} hawk, » broke rerantead » \w fo . ~ Dartmouth’s ime, in the final quarter, West. ‘substi tute Eli end, plucked a pass out of air when Dart-/| |mouth was only 19 yards from | Yale’s goal. Marsters turned in the open-field | 'gem of the game and gave Dart-| | mouth its best scoring opportunity Harvard Scores ‘in the first period when he dodged | 26 6 ' i and twisted 57 yards to Y@le’s to ictory | @ight-yard line after intercepting | 2 ;one of Caldwell’s long passes. The Over Indiana | : , , ' i blue forward wall blocked further | | advance, however, and Phillips |failed in an attempted placement |kick from the 27-yard line. Lane, running mate of Marsters and the East’s high scorer, not only | |'was completely stopped for the) | first time this season, but contrib-| 'uted two costly fumbles in the third | 'period. The first miscue, recov- jones by an Eli tackle, Eddie, came | ‘aft ter Dart mouth had reached | y ale’s 10-yard efly through | ¢ ‘the medium of a kick blocked by | | Cole. Lane's gecond fumble, soon afterward, put Yale on the road to} lits final touchdown. The lineups and summary: | Yale (19) Position. Dartmouth up | | bowl. |The most unkindest cut of all, | The Indians from Hanover, un-} Is Shakspeare’s rotten gram-| | ales tener etter Stil pats ee . ae peg beng ce es mar. ithe ball to the Ohio 3-yard time, ee ee oe >a me —— | he winning Bucke 2 their 1925 titleholders, found their | i] . — ogg ee =a rd College Spirit. |midway in the fourth perio@, = 4 | pet weapon the pass, turned against : ‘ 4 wd of 35.775 saw tn “ ‘them and their def: reneatediy | “2 or 3 Drunks Spoil Prestige “+ °T° 35,77 — m mg ” Lit we ie i ago | : , G id “ | which th rew Chicago out of pierced by a fast-c! larging Eli at- | Gained on Grid. | undefeated claay in the Ba tack that swept to three touch- E’VE often observed when ' The t ti downs. It was a case of nearly) SORE. LOBES | the starting lineups: | coceutnieds Guntendatli tind esti’ a student is stewed, | Chicago. Pes. Ohie e € tn nz < ei Out 1@% & Jilis 2 - “ " : fe wr ng while Yale was making the With the spirit of college he Apit Zz ** Fe eS * Robin most of every opport unity and | isn’t imbued. encom vere LAT oo aoe re : . CAVED cceosveens + betty. | “break. _And so for the sake of his dear| _ J. r Tale’ igh! eare ttack. : , house oe etme . Yale : a ighly & ared attack alma mater hale an functioning much more smoothly; , ne ; | eo bees sooo |and powerfully than Dartmouth’s, | We'd strongly advise him to shun | Lewis | was started on its way by the fleet, | firewater. | Preiss .elusive Eli star, Bruce Caldwell,/ For very few graduates over aun |but his understudy, Johnny Gar- | aspire Anderson . vey of Scranton, Pa., was the hero | | Mendenhale . of the Blue triumph. Garvey, rip- | To jump from the gridiron into | Burgess | ping and slashing his way through | the fire. | Store by periods: | the Green defense in the most ap- | & <age | proved Caldwellian manner, — _ “Akron Elevens in Hard Ohio State 2 Yale's first two touchdowns in the | Games.” | ee eh ~ uch Bin ; ; 4 i oint _ |second period, and came within a | However, when it comes to the | 7°¥™S. *owan. Ar con | of tallying a third after he ‘touchdown: Uridel, dropkick. Cite ‘bad senticed Cald alt | rubber, Akron ought to win in cago; touchdown, Mendenhall” Garvey, Sub for Caldwell, Stars, | the stretch. | Point after touchdown — ak From the start of the game, | “Farmer Saves $30,000,000 in. ~~ place kick. ie: when he ripped off three first) Lghor in Year.” | fficials—Gardiner, Cornell, ref | | downs and gained 45 yards in short | tne ment tance 6 tek ef! eree; Haines, Yale, umpire; Dame : ‘order, Caldwell was a constant’! “4 : _iels, Loyola, field judge; Gardiner, ~ toe had performed well in | threat, but after planting the ball | 8°28 of every labor-saving device | | Illinois, field judgu pee 33 games failed on ‘his place- known to science. a attempt. The ball was neat- However, what was probably | 9@ +s ed by the charging = meant was the collective farmer | finemen. His failure to J d. Stat I extra point was dupligated lat- of the Unite tates. In any) Green, Westminster kicker, event it proves that there is more | C O | UMN} Ukewise missed on his at- money in labor saving than in Green, a former Kirkwood daylight saving. : _was sent in by Coach Pix- ag” pecan from Page 1S, Cob: to kick. A Safe Stand. | Mere was no denying that the : | i : was t- N Mexico the candidate be paid awards to the “most val : Washington anp grea Is running in the face of fate: | U2ble Player.” the “most Mimppointed. The team which Pig ei * *| wable pitcher,” the “most B played Kansas to a 21-21 tie But if he does not choose t0| yable umpire” and the previous week had been con- run | suggestion for the betterment: ma an edge of several oe : ty be estaba over any eleven whic He may not have to face the gun.| the game,” could —— The finances for any sort er should be able to muster. Some Boy! | trust fund are at hand. Ti Bears went itnto mone - | are now in the American League jer. more experience an There was a bird named Pills | tense And thee asdiy much stronger eleven, bury (not the one who said it | would be justified on the ground : the light visiting team. with flour) who could play six that, in resigning, Ban Jonmem | Jays Show Power Early. ‘games of chess, six games of| turned back to the league = com i nv minute of way ont checkers and a game of whist all | same one to run at $40,008 a pinmauspicious shadow on the | tela ballet, led by | , maga . ington hopes. The Westmin- | sophomore star, Al Marsters at the same time. We knew a guy year—in = = si Be Se oer apse out of the |lington, Mass., executed a succes-| _who could play the jewsharp and/ or more. - lies of Millard. Bear quarter, and sion of fancy and assing| six races, but he would win only es en invested im ts ox the time he had recovered the ry ’CrarT ~*7 ’ - i - / fr wou ; as 4 it 4 - naneuvers, but none had the scor ' about one out of six, so he wasn’t! * ee onds pee about in wistteen Seen : ting touch. In all but the second | ie ail e ¢ r $12,000 annually, sufficient Te ea ctitn then bee eriod ra te menaced ¥ale’s| 20 Much of a wiz after all. any plan of annual awards cogging = +} ror} linge ee However, these are mere sig~ ne scorer Cc: through a dazz! Oddities or a si d the crowd attack, but at crucial gestions. The details can te - ead a antety SS eae one te the passes either went HE oddest sight worked out. But friends B given notice ~~ eae Ge I’ve ever seen Johnson hope that the league eet until the enc ee 7 will not, on next We a" ; | when it was ex plained that ol Is a girl whose name overlook this opportunity to was a non-scoring apes Is Ruby Green. petuate the name of the Buch as the ball had Bo been vidual to whom the league eyed in fair peg i particular and baseball ia gen- me ball was gee to poeseo 8 eral owes more than to any other wm the 2 —— line and s a | tics fumbled the ball on 4 second ne drive and the * + Ps tne HEY'RE still talking of the Mding rec: al the ball twice, 5 arses round at Soldier ipering downfield for the goal Field. R. L B. wants to — Be seco try. Whittler missed what was Tunney’s condities , acement. the seventh round and “why & ims kicked off for wane was that Tunney ran ane . the 7 minster began Dempsey after the kn e line. if ange Bh weed was able to rie hange of punts caught the the four count, as the champia® ta disadvantage and they has said.” He c lis attention themselves in a Ss the fact that Tunney showed . rhe Washington per fear of Dempsey in any of “< ‘Millard, Bickel, rr other rounds. ! hittler found the si This writer several times Bat ™@ rough and the punt signal expressed his belief that GGiR] Used frequently by the Wash- could have been up and fignu quarterback. The ball es six second after the knockd to Washington territory a Tunney'’s eyes were glassy Remainder of the half. Coac momentarily. The scribe showed his distaste for the ing across the ring directly? contig on the part of the Tunney's face, saw his = regulars by shooting an ¢fr sion quickly clear. ®Bew eleven into play early in he was in a Second quarter, but the drive listening to the count and ‘the lighter Westminster backs to rise. There is not the the aggressive defensive work est doubt that his head was me line would not be denied. at four or five. Naturally Keefer and Meyers Star. stayed down as long as hi# mie Keefer, 150-pound quarter- onds motioned frantically shared honors with “Swe ce” nim: to 40. a0. ed in the Westminster afteck. When he danced away Oo] i whee rantecks of we Dempsev on naming it en ington punts were the bright! that both his min! and his ® of the open field play. were functioning normally — ied ‘off the Bear linemen for was good judgment to stay With little evid of fatigue from another Dempsey rush. 2 lees te lure Dempsey into to guard. Crimson of East Shows Power in Defeating Hoosiers, Who | Fold Up After Scoring. By .the Associated Press. CAMBRIDGE, Mags., Oct. Harvard smeared Indiana’s over- | head game and won 26 to 6 here! oday. The Hoosiers were unabie | to- gain through the Harvard line | and two of their forward passes | were turned into Harvard touch- | downs after being intercepted by | Harvard backs. Harvard pushed over a touch- | ,, | aewn early in the first period cn | iline plunges by Crosby. Twice _Harvard was halted inside In- | i diana’s five-yard line after sp«<c- tacular drives down the field. The Hoosiers, after they pushed over _their lome score, were never Jan- | gerous. | B. | HARVARD. yee Aree | Strong 23..— , *ie ine, chi Quarrier Greene... Charlesworth C. ... Webster Capt. R. G.. T. ....Armstrong | 7 «¢acbhewwees * Cofe | Hoben Caldwell Decker the fourth quarter, Keefer’s: of Whittier’s punt brought The end of the round *Gtire crowd to its feet. Tak- ‘© dominated by Tunney. ry ‘the ball in midfield, the ag- showing that he was in ft 5 bes wae quarterback dashed | condition fhan Dempsey and (5) h the Washington team, his mind was on the job. IB¥ mg the goal line only to are Dempsey who made the pert F disappointing tidings that his | motions for the r. mainder of Gy Was penalized on the play for fight and who was the hausted man at the finish. Harvard touchd D & ar ou owns Harper (sub for Pot- JACKSON, 132 French, (sub for Crosby); | Special to the Post-Dispatch. | Kirksville Osteopaths Dartmouth .... 0 Yale scoring—Touchdowns, Gar- | wey (sub for Caldwelf) 2, Caldwell. Point after touchdown, Caldwell (drop kick). Officials—Referee, V. A. Schwartz Brown; Umpire, David L. Fults Brown; Linesman, F. R. Gillinder, Pennsy!ivania; Field Judge, W. D. Macinnes, Lehigh. Sparta Loses, 14 to 9. ition Special to the Post-Dispatch. Guarnaccia (sub for Mason). SPARTA. IL, Oct. 29.—The Blue diana—Reinhardt. . Stephenson 13——2 & 0 t— & nals, champions of the Far West | last year, went over three times for touchdowns, scoring 2 tn the second and another in the third period. \Same with Greenville, 14 te 9, Jackson University eieven here this afternoon. Osteopaths ..39 19 32 Devils of the Sparta Township’! Points after touchdown: Har- | High School met their third defeat | vard—Brown (drop kick): Burns here today in their conference | (sub for Brown). drop kick. Time | .@f periods: 4 ef 15 minuten

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: : Bell Hurls Ball to Kriss Across Maroon Goal Line in Middle of Fourth Pe. iod—Final Score 13—7, © rotten. | Bs the Associated Press. | COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 29.—A 59. 'yard forward Pass over the g0al line by Bell to Kriss, halfback, won @ 13-7 victory for Ohio Sta over Chicago here today. . a 6 to 0 lead over the Maroons on The Maroons scored on Menden. hall’s buck after his pass had taken the ball to the Ohio 3-yarad line. The winning Buckeye pass came midway in the fourth period. A crowd of 35,775 saw the game which threw Chicago out of the undefeated class in the Big Ten, The starting lineups: Chicago. Pos. mae. 6 wae are ee ae Weislow .......LT.. PEOVER -s vcuesun Rouse Ohio State. -» Raskowskj reecese Uridil see Alber ceeee Fouch - Grim soeecee. KIifs McDonough ...-Q.B.. Anderson Mendenhale .. Burgess ; Score by periods: 3 Chicago _ ‘ Ohio State --6 00 7—13 Scoring: Ohio State—Touch- downs. Rowan, Kriss. Point after touchdown: Uridel, dropkick. Chi- cago; touchdown, Mendenhall. Point after touchdown — McDon-.- ough, place kick. Officials—Gardiner, Cornell, ref- eree; Haines, Yale, umpire; Dan- iels, Loyola, field judge; Gardiner, Illinois, field judgu /'WRAY’S COLUMN ae Continued from Page 1S, Col. 4. lot of device Obably | mer any | more , Qh in | : be paid awards to the “most val- uable player,” the “most val- uable pitcher,” the “most val- uable umpire” and the “best suggestion for the betterment of the game,” could be established. The finances for any sort of trust fund are at hand. ‘They - are now in the American League treasury. And the expenditures would be justified on the ground that, in resigning, Ban Johnson turned back to the league a con- tract that still had seven or cight years to run at $40.000 a year—in other words, $300,000 or more. Such a sum invested fn tax- free bonds would yield about $12,000 annually, sufficient for any plan of annual awards. However, these are mere sug- gestions. The details can be worked out. But friends of Johnson hope that the league will not, on next Wednesday, overlook this opportunity to per- petuate the name of the indi- vidual to whom the league in particular and baseball in gen- eral owes more than to any other person, past or present. » 7 » That Seventh Round. HEY’RE still talking of the seventh round at Soldier Field. R. L. B. wants to know what was Tunney’s condition in the seventh round and “why it was that Tunney ran away from Dempsey after the knockdown, if he (Gene) was able to rise at the four count, as the champion has said.” He c lls attention to ~ the fact that Tunney showed no fear of Dempsey in any of the other rounds. This writer several times has expressed his belief that Gene could have been up and fighting six second after the knockdown. Tunney’s eyes were giassy only momentarily. The scribe look- ing across the ring directly into Tunney's face, saw his expres- sion quickly clear. At “three” he was in a resting position, listening to the count and ready to rise. There is not the slight- est doubt that his head was clear at four or five. Naturally he Stayed down as long as his sec- onds motioned frantically for him to do so. When he danced away from ‘Dempsev on arising it indicated that both his min! and his limbs were functioning normally. It was g0od judgment to stay away from another Dempsey rush. and to lure Dempsey into forgetting to guard. The end of the round was dominated by Tunney, clearly showing that he was in better condition fhan Dempscy and that his mind was on the job. It was Dempsey who made the foolish motions for the r. mainder of the fight and who was the ex- hausted man at the finish. Sonia cummed KIRKSVILLE DEFEATS JACKSON, 132 TO 0 Special to the Post-Dispatch. KIRKSVILLE, Mo. Oct. 88.— Kirksville Osteopaths defeated Jackson University eleven 133 te © jhere this afternoon Osteopaths ..39 19 32 42—132 Jackson U, ..0 Ss te 6 — a rt Bs. bi sk ‘ ; —————e ; ~ ee “> : ~ ms , . a : ; Pie ‘ : | : ¥ eo ENABLES OHIO 1) Ye > * = BEAT CHICAGO 4 ‘2 * fm ¢ Through Washington Team Late in Game. After the Buckeyes had taken a Straight football drive in the first F period, the Maroons scored on q | persistent drive in the third Period, 4 “ er a as Sig : =_ Rs ae > ed pes ' : Be i} : Ba s * ss cm Ey = ces gi ths § 4 vg > 7 * ar Line Gives Way ~ efore Lighter Eleven; sais nt) » for Visitors — Ball r chdown by Harding f, Former Maplewood High Player, Crosses Called Back After Keefer By Chariés Eichesheun. Westminster College eleven fought the Washington U. foot- | to a 6-6 tie at Francis Field yesterday afternoon in a con- phich left puzzied frowns on ’ rs. visitors from Fulton, instead of submitting to an expected. ng defeat, turned the tables on the heavier Washington ws ip @ four-act drama which might well be entitled, ‘‘Never the faces of the majority of the wyour score before it’s hatched.” Sitackle Bagrandoff, who wi bis football at Maplewood =a Louis County High _iteague, scooped up a Wash- famble in the third quarter meeting to score. Wash- » had possessior of the ball gt-yard line when Hartnett, * let the pigskin drop to gound. The Westminster was on the ball at once and the goal line before either bad fully comprehended his Harding Runs 60 Yards. third-quarter score for minster followed a touchdown first period by Harding, | gion U. halfback, who $@ yards in a clear sweep visitors’ team after an oOff- | gmash which set him in) gen. Harding’s dash was the | running play of the game | Washington backfield. The man had made a small gain the ball on the first attempt. Whittler, Bear fullback, toe had performed well in 3 games failed on ‘this place- attempt. The ball was neat- lecked by the charging Blue | Harding. ,—Bagranoffe. End run yardage Hinemen. His failure to net tra point was duplicated lat- | Green, Westminster kicker, | likewise missed on his at- Green, a former Kirkwood | was sent in by Coach Pix- | to kick. | }was no denying that the) e Washington camp was great- | ppointed. The team which | played Kansas to a 21-21 tie evious week had been con- | an edge of several touch- mover any eleven which West- fr should be, able to muster. Bears went into action a ef, more experienced and pediy much stronger eleven, the light visiting team. Jays Show Power Early. m first minute of play cast Mauspicious shadow on the magton hopes. The Westmin- Zekoff bounced out of the | of Millard, Bear quarter, and | Paris for Drake. White for 1 White, E. Moore for Keefer, Green of the game, but Nebraska The Lineups ONO LL LLL Ll LLL LM raf Pg Washington. P. Westminster. McCarroll (c)..LE Collins LT. ¢ FO Scoring: Washington touchdown SUMMARY. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | ' Westminster touchdown | Wash- West- ington.minster | Line drive yardage... 86 Total line gain No. of punts Punt yardage Punt runbacks First downs Passes completed Yardage on passes.... 61 Passes uncompleted .. 7 Passes intercepted.... 2 Penalties, yardage.... 50 Substitutions: Washington Drake for Comstock, Axe Whittler, 144 J) i) _— ia | om Ci kh OM for 126 18 | ’ ‘ ; SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 TER ; TIES WASHINGTON, 6-6, WITH SCORE MADE AFTER FUMBLE a ee o~er — — aatlins ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 38 _— BOOP A A el ll f ? PWR LPOLP el LD OS — o 0 20 Oe a el } Chart of St. Louis U. Game PPO ™ FIFPST QuaARTER 40 =26[3O0—é—«i 0 Aw 10 - _ UU shes ALITY — ———_ -« ——— - NT2ZPNIC PUR —— ef ‘PENALTY wuniiitt FUMBLE «© WW4%A/AW~v SECOND QUARTER 30 40 50 419 30 #$§$2oO FORWARD PASS === RUNBACK —7™—"\T 10 i 4y | -7 i" a ‘ i Y Nebraska Dewes Syracuse 21-0, Before 25,000 ; ' | ; J ' ; ; | Eastern Eleven Tries Pass After | Lohrding for Harding; | Hannibal for Hoffman, Duncan for | Millard, Doerner for Scheib, Gla- | ser for McCarroll, Harnett Bickel, Kurz for Libman, Jablon- sky for Kaplin, Paris for Collins, Lundy for Doerner, Duncan for Millard, Whittler for Axe, Hanni- bal for Jablonsky, Kaplin, Libman for Kurz, Lohrding for | Hoffman for. for Duncan, Harding for Lohrding, | Westminster — Meyers, Duncan for for Parks, Lidstone for Green. Kreuger for E. Moore, Smith for | Weaver. Officials: Referee—James Gould, Army; umpire—John Mills. Mis- souri; head linesman—A. O. Kelly, me time he had recovered the | Dartmouth. the visitors forwards were to tackle him behind the goal The scorer chalked up two B for a safety and the crowd fiven notice that this was in- until the end of the quar- When it was explained that the Was &@ non-scoring touchback, puuch as the ball had not been med in fair territory. ball was given to Washing- fi the 20-yard line and Bickel, . punted to Westminster. tBluejays fumbled the ball on ®econd line drive and the ms took it at their 40-yard line. received the ball twice, downfield for the goal Second try. Whittler missed ent. mins kicked off for Washing- welt ‘and Westminster began © the line. exchange of puvits caught the "@t a disadvantage and they themselves in a dangerous , The Washington back- sof Millard, Bickel, Harding Whittler found the sledding Tough and the punt signal frequently by the Wash- Quarterback. d into Washington territory for nMder of the half. Coach eas Showed his distaste for the » Stion on the part of the ‘Mgulars by shooting an en- eleven into play early in seond quarter, but the drive te lighter Westminster backs _ 88ressive defensive work Mm line would not be denied. and Meyers Star. Keefer, 150-pound quarter- | 8 honors with “Swede” min the Westminster attack. Whose runbacks of on punts were the bright ~ of the open field play, ane f the Bear linemen for > With little evidence of fatigue » the fourth quarter, Keefer’s ee Of Whittier’s punt brought © Crowd to its feet. Tak- i® ball in midfield, the ag- quarterback the Washington team, oy the goal line only to learn “Ppointing tidings that his * penalized on the play for oe, ™ Westminster eleven gained 6 Of 144 yards by running | 126 through the line and =“ end. This figure ex- == the Washington total by w=, the Bears netting 86 sn straight driving and 87 = end. The Bears complet- [ Peases for 61 yards and atic four for 22 The ball was | 85,000 See Trojans Beat California Drury of Southern California Gains 206 Yards—Successor Scores Touchdown. By the Associated Press. ; LOS ANGELES, Oct. 29.—Line smashing beat long punting here today, 13 to 0, when the Southern California Trojans took all the wonder out of 1927’s football won- der team from California. The crowd was estimated at more than 85,000. Lom, Kaufman and J. Dougery to | were the stars for California but | especially Lom, who carried the battle on his shoulders, his passing hands and his punting shoes. Over the entire field, however, loomed Morely Drury, skipper of the Southern California cre~,. who packed the ball 206 yards ont of a total] of 371 yards gained tor his team. The two scores for the Trojans came in the second and fourth pe- riods. Don Williams, who substi- tuted for Drury, scored the fir t touchdown, and McCaslin the sec- ond. Drury kicked goal after the sec- ond touchdown. Lineup and summary: Position. ie Te OOO, oa 0 evn R. \Coltrin (C.)...R. dashed | Cockburn Score by periods: | California ae oe Scoring: {sub for McCaslin Drury) and ficials: Referee—Varne'!l, go. Umpire—McCord, Field judgs—Badenock, Head linesman—Fitzpatrick. ‘OREGON STATE BEATS | WASHINGTON STATE ; 29. CORVALLIS, Ore. Oct. Oregon State trounced Washington State College here today, 18 to 6. in a game that belonged to either side until the final whistle and was finally decided on the breaks. A wet field made fumbles frequent. CALIFORNIA (0). U. S.C. (13). 3 Touchdowns— Williams Point after touchdown—Drury. Of- Chica- Illinois. | Chicago. —— } ' i i Pass, but Is Unable to Score. By the Associated Press. LINCOLN, Nebr., Oct. 29.—Mix- ing passes with a slashing running attack, the Cornhuskers of Ne- braska trounced the Orangemen of Syracuse 21 to 0 before a crowd of 25,000 here today. Syracuse unleashed its vaunted aerial attack in the early minutes was ready for this tyne of game arid converted the tosses to their own advantage. Finding the Nebraska line im- | were | penetrable, the Orangemen | | iforced to continue their aerial | ‘ ' f | ; ; | } ' ‘it over’for the counter. McCaslin | Hibbs Heiser Barrager | Anthony Scheving i | i ; i ' j Saunders | ..-Lh Thomas Edelson ’ } ; 4 ; | Syracuse's game. minute of the game, lanky Baysinger, quarterback, hurled pass after pass, and his flips | were tossed with unerring accur- | Until removed in the last | ' | | ; acy, when he could find a receiv- | er uncovered. Nebraska Scores Early. Nebraska’s first counter after five minutes of On seven plays the came | play. | Cornhusker | backs carried the ball 38 yards to, a touchdown. ° Pressnel, leading scorer of the Missouri Valley, car- } ried the ball six of the seven times | for a total of 36 yards, and scored the touchdown. McMullen place- kicked for the extra point. Pressnel also made the Corn- huskers’ second touchdown which was scored in the latter part of the first period, receiving Baysinger’s | punt on Syracuse's Presnel returned it to the 20-yard line. A pass, Witte to Oehlrich, put the ball on the seven-yard line, and on three line plays he carried MéMullen again place-kicked the goal. Nebraska's final touchdown came in the third period. Taking the ball on Syracuse’s 3li-yard line, the Cornhuskers marched to the eight- yard line. A pass, Witte to Far- leya!l, was completed for the touch- down. Captain Brown drop kicked the goal. Syracuse Pu.; Up Hard Fight. Although outclassed by ponents. the Svracuse eleven fought gamely until the final gi, their passing attack was a con- stant threat. The Orangemen com- pleted eleven of their 35 j{ 3 fg" a gain of 107 yards, Nebraska ‘"1- tercepted seven of their tosses. &7 racuse’s most effective passing 20 « bination was Baysinger to Gold- man, although Sebo and Lewis grabbed a few of the flips... Captain Barbuti of Syracuse was unable to enter the game because of injuries suffered in the George- town game two weeks ago. Syracuse. Position. Nebraska. Raymond..... r€ PRs cweocen Newman...... Li. Wittman.......C Brophy McMullen Randels _... Lawson Bronson .....-QOchlirich Score by periods: 2 Nebraska 4 0 Syracuse n Nebraska — Touchdowns: nell (2), Farley. Points after touchdown—McMul- len (2). place kicks; Brown (sub- Pres- | stitute for Brownson), drop kick. 33-yard line, i i | within striking distance. | Holmer went over but failed to | kick ; ‘er touchdown and again failed to | Outside of a touchdown | by Johnson in the third period, the | THIPO QUARTER 30 £#=#320 Continued from Page 1S, Col. 8. liant broken field runs, Ledford | and Thomas carried the ball to the Billikens’ 18-yard line. The gun went off as the next play got in Billikens Beat Rolla, 17-0, For Their Fifth Victory DEFEATS GEORGIA motion and the half ended when Thomas was downed on the 10- yard line. Lintzenich’s Long Punt. Lintzenich’s punting paved the way for the second St. Louis touch- cown, which came in | quarter. Rolla lost the ball | downs after having advanced to the , | Billikens’ 25-yard line, largely by |} the grace of a long forward pass. | Joe got his toe under a beauty and | sent it over the safety man’s head, |82 yards from where he stood, the har stopping on the two-yard line. | The Miners had their back to |the wall and knew it. They tried .a buck and a pass, both failing, and when Ledford tried to punt, his kick was blocked, a Billiken recovering on the 5-yard line. In three plays, the Billikens had | scored their second touchdown, an ;end run by Lintzenich putting the ball over. Joe crossed the Miners |by shooting a pass to Jordan for |the extra point and the score was |14 to 0. A Perfect Drop Kick. | It was Jordan's spectacular run- | back of Ledford’s punt that started ithe locals on the way to their third score, a field goal. Eddie caught the kick on his 22-yard line and, folowing his interference nicely, ‘reeled off 30 yards to midfield. | Flynn, on an end run, got away for |33 more and after three more plays had failed to produce first down, Lintzenich dropped back to the 27-yard line and placed his drop ‘kick across the bar and between the uprights. The field goal made the score, 17 to 0. The fourth quarter was all Rolla. Apparently the Billikens were merely trying to hold their advan- | tage, as they tried no more than three or four plays during the pe- riod. The Miners opened with a 10 T revs - — CavvrTe QUARTER +0 » getting aia WAS § idw ep prvaet bh 10S! see Gow’! Continued from Page 1S, Col. 7. ran 15 yards for a touchdown. Brown place-kicked goal. Northwestern, with Holmer throw- ing the ball. uncorked a series of Then goal. Shortly afterward, Holmer crashed through for anoth- kick goal. purple were pushed out of the pic- ture by the Tigers’ line which opened giant holes for Diemund, Tuttle, a substitute, and Mehrie. Northwestern Takes Lead. After grabbing a long pass near the end of the second period and | crashing over for a touchdown, | Brown again kicked a goal. ‘the third period with a long touch- 'down pass from Holmer to Jones, lithe Tigers came back with more scores in the third and fourth As | James |}Northwestern grabbed the lead in two | Missouri Eleven Triumphs Over Northwestern U. The Lineups Then | | The lineup: N.) W. Pos. MISSOURL | R. Schuler (act- ing captain).L. | Hazen | Erickson. 022 eG Spavenee seeeeges Sinkler os 2 W. Smith Johnsos |}Rojan.....-. 4, | Bergheim... \Calderwood... | Holmer | Score by periods: 123 4 | Missouri 7 13—34 | Northwestern 0—19 Missouri: Touchdown-——Tarr (1), ‘Tuttle (sub for Diemund) (1). | Mehrle (2). Diemund (1). Goals ‘after touchdown—Brown, 6. Niorthwestern: Touchdown /Holmer (2). Johnson (1). ‘after touchdown—Gustafson ‘for Gergherm). Referee, Fred |'Wesleyan; umpire, ; (gub lilinois lienry, Young. Don ‘Kenyon; field judge, Meyer. Horton | | periods, Mehrie caught Holmer’s | wiechigan: head linesrmman, H. Tay- kickoff and raced 90 yards for another touchdown and Brown kicked goal. Then while the Tiger line held, Diemund clinched the game by skipping off tackle for 86 |yards and the final touchdown. the goal of which was made, | ‘ior, Emporia. | Michigan State Harriers Win. ' By the Associaied lrees _ MILWAUKEE, Wis. Oct. 23.— Michigan State cross-country run- ners defeated Harquette Harriers, 36 to 29, today, ; — | ; Goal | } 'Conzelman Stars As Providence Beats Frankford 29 to 7 Defeat Severe Blow to Yellow Jackets’ Hopes of Keeping “Pro” Title. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.—The | | Frankford Jackets saw the na- Yellow their hopes of retainin; Drumm |tional professional league football [championship smashed by the . Py 4 , ‘eo ° 2 . : } e eS Miller | / rovidence steam roller; here to i'day, 29 to 7. | Mercer put Frankford ahead in i the first period with a touchdown | lead | ‘and subsequent pol The was not held long. Providence made two touch- i downs in the second period and an- Lother in he third. Conzeliian, | Wilson and Oden se -d ther, re- spectively, Conzelman and Sonnen- 'berg added extra points. ‘OKLAHOMA AGGIES BEAT CREIGHTON, 18-6 STILLWATER. ~ Ok., Oct. '‘Creighton'’s undefeated football ‘team was humbled today by the Oklahoma Aggies, Missouri Valley Conference champions of last year, by a score of 18 to 6. McCoy. Aggie quarterback, as- sisted in Creighton’s only touch- down, made in the final quarter, by overlooking two pass backs made after he had punted. With the score knotted, 6 to 6, the Aggies came back strongly in the tast seven minutes of play, scoring two touchdow ns, Z¥— ' | ' the third | on | devastating attack that advanced the ball from their own 25-yerd line to the Billikens’ 14-yard line. | But penalties were assessed and | they lost on downs. Again they | came back with a long pass and were held for downs on the 12-yard line, MARQUETTE HERE NEXT SATURDAY The Rolla victory was the fifth of the season for the Billikens. Next Saturday Marquette U. will furnish the opposition. Yesterday the Milwaukee team ran over Grinnell, 31 to 0. Next Saturday's game will be played at Sportsman's Park and will be the only collegiate attraction of the day, as Washing- ton will be playing Oklahoma U. at Norman. i | | Tom Flynn, Billiken quarter- back, picked up a fumble and ran 95 yards for what appeared to be a touchdown, but it didn’t get in the box score. It happened at the fag end of the second quarter. tolla had smashed its way down the field and was inside the 20- yard line. Thomas again wriggled through at guard and was in sight of a touchdown when several men teckled him near the 10-yard line. The spectators saw the ball fly out of his hands and Flynn picked it up and dashed the length of the field with several interferers cut- ting down the pursuers. But the ball was called back and given to Rolla where the tackle was made, the officials ruling that the fumble had been made after the whistle had blown and that the ball was out of play when Flynn grabbcd it. It was Flynn who ade the prettiest catch of a pass seen here same quarter, he nabbed one from the hand of Eddie Jordan while his back wag to the ball. It was dene much in the manner of Frankie Frisch going into right field for a high pop fly. Flynn did not turn around but threw his head straight back and caught the ball as it zipped by his face. Rolla made use of the lateral |} pass a number of times and some- times with marked success, but in the second quarter drew a 15-yard penalty for making one illegally. With the ball on the Rolla 20-yard line, Monte Ledford started around the St. Louis right end and when even with the line of scrim- mage tossed laterally, or almost so, NOTRE DAME this season when, earlier. in the | 4 TECH, 26 10 7 ‘Collins and Flanagan Again Star for Rockne’s Team in Winning Over Strong Southern Eleven. By the Associated Presse. SOUTH BEND, Ind., Oct. 29.— Notre Dame's high powered foot- ball team added Georgia Tech. to the list of its gridiron victims here today, the final score being 26 to 7. Collins, Flanagan, Chevigney and Riley performed in Stellar fashion for Notre Dame. Thomason, and Misell were outstanding for Georgia Tech., the latter getting away for considerable yardage and the latter constantly out-kicking the Notre Dame punters. Notre Dame scored once in the second period, twice in the third period and once in,the final quar- ter, Georgia Tech. counted in the final period on a blocked punt, a pass and a dash by Thomason, who also made the point, The lineups: Georgia Tech. P. Crowiey (6) «os claleseceve DDGRTs 604 008 06ndbneets DERSTR 6 66 606 6 Pund.. Cneseed DreBROR. ocsdcoRGecsseccss L4W Watkins. ..coceckt i cccccece DOTGR Waddey......+-RBE.iceeeoee Bender Durant..cccccesBegsccces Ri Thomason......JH...... Dahman Mizell. ......-FtH....e MPlanigan Randolph......FB........ Collings Score by periods: 12 3 4 Notre Dame ........0 6 13 7-—326 Georgia Tech .......0 0 0 T— 7 Notre Dame scoring—~Touch- downs: Collins (2) (sub for Dew), Riley (sub for Morrissey, Dew. Point from try after touchdown— Dahman (sub for Chevigney), place kick; Elder (sub fcr Dah- man), place kick. Georgia Tech scoring—Touch- downs: Thomason. Point from try after touchdown—-Thomason, place kick. Gophers Beat » * Notre Dame. Colerick to Thomas, who sprinted to mid- field before being downed. The ball was brought back and the 15- yard penalty assessed because Thomas, the receiver, was several yards in advance of Ledford when the pass was made. ROLLA Position ST. LOUIS U. Niedermeyer ... Martin .... Oelschlager Daubner Fiynn Lintzenich | Shearer St, Rolla | First downs—St, Louis 10, Rolla | 13. | Yardage on rushes—St, Louis | 135, Rolla 1584. Yardage on passes—St. Louis 57, Rolla 97. Yardage on runbacks of kicks— St. Louis 98, Rolla 32. Forward passes completed for 'gain—St. Louis 5 out of 12, Rolla 6 out of 16. | Forward passes intercepted—by Rolla 1. Penaltics—against St. Louis, yards; against Kolla, 85 yards. Punts—Lintzenich, 5 for average of 46 yards; Ledford, 7 for average of 41 yards (one of Ledford's punts partially blocked). Scoring: Touchdowns—Lintzen- ich and Fiynn. Points after touch- down—Lintzenich (drop = kick), Lintzenfch and Jordan (forward \pass). Field Goa l—Lintz- enich. Substitutions: st. Louis, 'Miller for Oclschlaeger, Schwartz for Brown, Kennedy for Dirnberg- er, Joyce for Jordan, Gusaskie for 'Tison, Schwartz for Crecelius, | Downey for Davidson; Rolla, Thomas for Heid, Allebach for Neidermeyer, McKae for Ray, Neid- ermeyer for McKae, Tucker for |Herbert, McCormick for Kjar, Loup \for Ledford. Officials—Kiein (Missouri); ref- | eree—Lewis (Washington): um- pire — Marquard (Washington) ; | headlinceman. ‘SUMNER HIGH ELEVEN J 35 BEATS LINCOLN, 7-0. High Schoo! team | The Sumner ison when it defeated |High Schooi eleven of East St. | Louis, liL, in yesterday’s gridiron contest by a score of 7 tar's Park. _better team work and an tron-clad _defense, Bumner was able to com-| i plete more forward paases to gain yardage consistently Four suc- cessful forward passes were Baker ‘to Brantley. In the third quarter Baker made ia throw to Culp. who caught | ball on his 23-yard line and sprint- ed acrose the goal line for a touch. down. The extra point was scored by Baker. who kicked the goal. Vashon Beats Franklin. ° Vashon (Negro) High School journeyed to St. Charles yesterday and defeated the Franklin High School eleven of that place, 18-12. Pearson, Foster and Blocker scored touchdowns for Vashon, won its second victory of the sea- | the Lincoln | to 6, at! the. : ' Wisconsin, 13-7 Before 58,000 ‘Badgers’ Only Touchdown Re- sults From Gopher Pass Which Is Intercepted by Crofoot. By the Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 29.—Min- nesota’s Big Ten conference record was kept unmarred today when the Gophers defeated Wisconsin 13 to 7 before a “Dad's Day” crowd of 58,000 fans in the Memorial sta- dium. A Minnesota touchdown in the first period and another in the third, with a point after touch- down on the first, accounted for the Gophers’ scores while the Badger touchdown came in the sec- |ond period when Crofoot intercept- ‘ed a Minnesota forward pass in midfield and raced for a touch- down. Hayes added the extra point on a place kick. The lineups: Minnesota. P. EERVORGES,. soc acdells ac wr PNOGOE: o 60 cena... pr re fF SRS Mackinnon, o+eeCeeee Bhoemaker Gibson......6+RG....6++6 Parks GY. sci vitsnedamencn Wagner ZORRO.» ceece HEM: «2 Zeisse Hovde.......+.QB... Crofoot (¢) a ae) ere Ailmquist.......RH....... Hayes Joesting (c)....FB...... Rebbois Score by periods: Minnesota .... 7 0 ’ 0—13 Wisconsin .... 0 7 0 6— 7 Minnesota scoring: Touchdown, Haycraft, Joesting. Point after tcuchdown, Pharmer (sub. for Almaquist). Wisconsin scoring: Touchdown, Crofoot. Point after touchdown, Hayes. Referee—Joe Magisohn. Michi- gan. Field judge—H. B.. Hackett, West Point. Head linesman—R. C. Huston, Parsons. KEMPER DEFEATS CULVER TEAM, 13-0 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 29—1In their seventh annual tilt the Kemper Military School football team de- feated the Culver Military Acade- my eleven here this afternoon, 1% Winberg was the outstanding scoring both ‘touchdowns. 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—— PAGE 48 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 _ STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ MISSTEP ROMPS HOME FIRST: IN THE - $10,000 AMERICAN FUTUR eek. eee Dr. Macklin Will |} MONDAY’S-RACING At Arlington. Defend Cue Title At Artinston Here Nov. 7-8 2 Brown Rock Neat Girl . *Erin’s Bride c'munay Tring D DREWES ; narative Scores Used as ‘Basis for Listing in Some Sand wich Bite wo ds 4 ae, ; — Doubles Rank- Strolling ‘Saint ‘s.¢ Not Completed. dna Sweep ... claiming, 3-year- oil r . oo. Miss "Chiniews 102 | fy Pine: ira yw 2 ° Cold Cream % OS RY ERD Op it gel ct at gt Mall ag gt Net nll at Mat >} Fifth race—The «| year-olds aud up, furlongs: > 8 Weather clear; track fast. FIRST RACE—$1400, maiden 2-year-olds, six furlongs: Start good. won easily place driving. Went to post 2:11, at post 2 minutes. Winner ch. f. 2 by Upset- | Green Pepper. Trainer, M. Goode. Time, :231-5, :471-5. 1:13 2-5. Valse to winners. $1100, $200, $100. P ae ee eS ea | an Gee *Charisetia *Jacobdeau Fenman i maidens. all ages, five aMq@ one-half furlongs: Lilla B. Yl Bavell National Amateur 3-Cushion Champion Meets Dr. Harris at Peterson’s. Equivalent Jockey. Odds to 1. D. Emer 7 ~~ Joan Grier ; s | Professor HORSE. Fin. a a Iiunaway Princess dey te eek ee ad ede Stitt ti be-9 OG O's) ee b 7 ¢ ’ . 0 rhe ? Mome Press *Rock Lfhorn ae wee ~ wb s soa 3 itt FO ea. Ys GB ADD GR MOAB 9% balances ite — ihm ODES ee hi Mc: Foie ~ Stepin 1 bee tom hs } aJimsy ° ; i if Dr. L. Macklin will defend his title as three-cushion billiard champion of the United States in} a 150-point match against Dr. C. , Harris of Chicago on Nov. 7 and 8. |The match is to be played at Pet- erson’s Hall here at 411 North Seventh street. There will be three blocks of 59 points each, the first block to be played Monday, Nov. 7 in the evening and the second to be played Tuesday, Nov. 8 in the afternoon and the third Tuesday evening. Dr. Macklin was runner-up Det it. the national tournament held ag 157 C,. Hunt B.F Smith 194.00 wheniowed fairly close up on the outside to 7 en ie’ mm " y ‘ be “WSWrgeiemeor~wise O'0r m= 0 .. a oe “1QwP ere. wets Sry org Cien GrOorotgngtl * qi olds. *Starless Miss ‘ *Chief Sabbatus *Rushee *Felatine *The Hangman Jack Horgan *jJeanette 5%. *Marian Eliza- ae ‘ es - ~s ag Sse bah 2 ke nea re Se “2 a ee he = nai ~ ae, y “ - oan dj 3 sree ee rig eas ad v* re e Bis. nl vs LO POR EE BF TORE SIAM - OOD he le + ny Sm we et es Pax Ane BP ind 9.9 le Se ae @ ae. tr x - a ins ry: ah *~ Value Fe win $22 oO. s " George Handicap and the Gads- | Grete se i th for first half-mile, disposed “et Edith we | _ hunaway Princess rated the nace for first half-mile, disp ; d€en Bryan Memorial Handicap | ying s sate lead, held sway the finel eighth. Edith Alice began fast, will be imcreased this year. Last | sround. making the pace. and although tiring. outstayed Colortura. Latter. Pee th i George was worth | ,*) back. made a game finish. Clorinda raced well. Blanche Epine tined after wear the Prince ees "She nee _half-mile. Rejoice stumbled and went to her knees a few strides after the start "S500 an the Gadsden 20,000. | to be practically eliminated, . : . . ll - : : his ye $10,000 | rai $3 mutuels paid: Runaway Princess. place $8.60. show $4.40: The values this year are , Edith Alice. place $19.60, show $7.80: Coloratura. show $3.40. and $25,000. The Prince George | SECOND RACE—$1400, claiming, 3-year-olds and ~~ Sestenngs Start gens: ~*~ ; .| Won driving. place same. Went to post 2:40. At post DUNE. . T. Luther 53.230 W_Lauscher 110.80 W.. Garner 12.40 be ~ A Pe _~-” Golden Tinted . . Galloping Dawn.1 Cousin Kate ....1 Also e : > HT - the back etretch but saved was hustied back entering making strong finish easily | four lengths in front of Blackwood, who had moved into third place at the turn, ' Misstep was made favorite in the betting and paid $4.06 in the mu- tuels. The winner’s time was 1:12 and the race was worth $93,360 net to the owner of the winner. Dr. Maxon, odds on favorite, with Pool up, was the winner in the epener with Oley second and Coy third. The winner set the pace throughout the six furlongs dis- tance and won easily by two lengths. Oley raced in second place from the first quarter and saved hi continued is paid: Grappa. win 30. place. $4. : Longchampa. show $4. FOURTH RACE—$1800, handicap, The Sinton. all ages, . won driving. place same. Went to post 3:44, : st 2 inutes. yy | 723 486, Ee 268 ity 4 & 5 aX L Equivalent Odds to l. 3.80) 1.70 1.8U 21.00 3+ 9.40 Little Cyn, slightly outpaced for the half mile, saved ground en the h turn and, coming to outside of leaders in gtretch, wore them down and out- Fiat Iron. The latter was saved under restraint and swerved out on the then finished best of all. On Susanna was much used in racing Energy tired in the final eighth. Retort ran a good race but lost ground Energy made an extremely fast pace and was done after going SECOND RACE—Six furlongs: loudy (Fields) 9.20 (J. Fin. Jockey, 1st C.E Allen 2a F. Chiavetta e F SOO ps x * = “ Jockey Mack Garner, according to a report from New York, will | ——_——— THIRD RACE—Five and a half furlongs: | ~" first Extreme ci Mersier) .24.80 12.30 6.80/| finish out the autumn racing sea- icing {Goodwin}. . ‘-10 4.50 son at Kentucky after the close of | Macaw (G. Fields)... -_.- ee ; Time. 1:06. Prince of Wales, Lady Ma- | the Empire City meeting. Garner Empire and recently Tie, Senatoz Norris and Contemp! lao | « ran F ; Diate aso] is now at FOURTH RACE—One mila | won 10 races in four days. Garner | cEugene S. (Bourassa) 15.20° 6.60 3.40 | will rid Toro (G. Fields)..... 5 40 3°14) Wil rice free lance at Latonia. Second m@ey by a head. Sw : aSunfriar | Seer, © F ° Caney Rock Pays eet Price Time, 1:39. Robbashela’ Water Lad, | ° Jockey Hicks drove home a long Honker. Panther aSunbeam. David Bone. Purchases Filly. SIXTH RACE, $1400, allowance, 2-ye ar-olds, 6 furlongs: Start good E So . ‘ > . £ ‘ ; shot in the second at a mile and oe nelle | ame - cSeagtam | S : driving, place same. Went to post ‘at 4: 49. at post 3 minutes. Winner, i aiete when his mount. Candy RS gat a poe s -_— _— 1 RS. JOHN DPD. HERTZ, owner | 2 by Sweep On- Rosa Lee. Trainer, owner. Time—:231-5, :46 245, 1:12 2:5, Rock, came with a rush in the last . with story.) z of the good colt Reigh Count, | “0 winners. $1100. $200. $100. ee ae eet ho ei teeth. nena the 2-year-old | Plaindealer, always, near the front —— a oo -and Peacemaker in the stretch | ¢ _— eo a nosed out Outlawed, the favorite, raya at Similico. Mrs.- Herts for second honors, Candy Rock a aged cron Comenge he read : _lico in the near future to see her | Paid $45.10 in the mutuels. ee alot Lady O'Neil, Hebert up, was the soci est Count, — = the | Martie Flynn, away slowly, | Wictor by halfa length in the third. “eg ico kzegand The rich classic through stretch. overhaule@ leaders Biloxi moved up strong- : '1iS dow *isi eats ly entering tretch an outstay et others. Hed st much grou! n rec @ five and a half furlong dash for = + ite ciicaad ee an ‘. after vec I . gn a in thn ' Cha Fy pind 1 a one 2-year-olds, after leading the pro- LAUREL SCRATCHES. | OE a se yarlns. oe the pace and gave way t a Manchu —e R sy Beet Cession all way. Full Speed was ee ney frace. , Culpepper. Rock- | pig cial em G} “sn named gyi a prominently as taken back. 13s = ! t. Second—C ral. ay | S1LS e landica aaa ee eee : ar - . i second by five lengths and Sister adliet. Welctach "tan tulee Sence: | tren lass ‘tis 4 —— em, Pa a Peautuels paid: Martie Flynn, win $13, place $4.80, show $4.20; Biloxi, Maxgie finished third. Dolly Vedder. Fourth—Paulina L. Fiftn | P ae 3 American National place $7.50, show $5: Hedemora, show $6. : ; —Edith Cavell. Joy Smoke. Sixth—Krick. ucurance andicap, to b SEVENTH RACE—$1600, claiming, 3-year-olds and upward, Mixup, ridden by Hardy, took Seventh—Sun Rock, Izetta, Typecutter, sien Heights “ a w es teenth—Start good: won driving: place same. We: t ; at post two min- command in the stretch to win the | TY#2- . sits Monday. Pea-/| utes. Winner. b. c. 3. by. ime, : «.. 6S SECOND RACE—One-fourth mile? rtha May 26.40 9.20 Ridge ; 0 RREPE iH + > 9 mutuels paid: Littl Cyn, wm $9.60, place $3.40, show $2.20; Iron, placé $3, show $2.20: Oh Susanna, show $2.20. (Fifth Chart on Page ‘2S, This Section.) EE won >. & Val i a Equivalent HORSE. Jockey. Odds to 1, on , , Martie Flynn Monte Ferral (E. Barnes) .. Bae: | Biloxt Time, 1:433-5. J. Fred A.” Laddie. ia. inary Star. Candy Star, aVellas and Leby so ran. aH. G. Belwel! entry. SEVENTH RACE—Mile and a sixteenth: Forestar (P. Goodwin).14.60 6.60 4.40 Realization (L. Jenner} 3.80 3.7 Roval Highness (E. Hart) .... .... 85 ime—1 :47 3-5. Teluride. Tazewell, Euphrates and North Breeze also ran. -— ait outside ciosing With a rush ++ es curt © “Tet sade Jind Lad and wing clear. H = Ite ie > & a na AX. GU, me Ne Wa Sa Se rs - tae * tele Lae PS as = q - va ai 5 ID a 414 in the stretch i mile and a six- Ye i Eguivalent Odids to 1. At Arlington. FIRST RACE—Six furiongs: r. Maxon (E. Pool) 3.82 3 Oley { Woodstock). Coy (Philpot) ee eee Time. 1:123-5. Little Guinea. Mayor Behrman, Sphere. Jessie Belle. Probate Trevia, Laetare, Sandwitch and ban also ran. SECOND RACE—Mile and yards: Candy Rock (Hicks) 45.10 34.26 186.04 Plaindealer (Hebert). .... 23.46 8.06 Outlawed (Peterson)... .... ores & Time. 1:44 3-5. Lionne. Annie Coughlin. Dante, Bad Luck. Panorel. Papa Bliks, - Master. Two Sixty and Jubal Early | so Tan ara RACE—-Five and one-half fur- £8: Lacy O'Neill (Hebert) .11.60 6.10 *Full Ss j (Geving).. * Sister Maggie (Peterson : Time: 1:0 Indra, Steele, Pavement. rock, Snowfall, Ci also a * Field. a”, "9 nN rj Jockey. eet HORSE. Dunmore . Patricia Maria | Genial Host tejuvenation Torch . Peekaboo | McComas - i "2 C e at Dunmore. outrun half mile, worked ade Beats | Torch was done after showing final burst of speed, down the leaders. | away slowly. lost ground and tired last quarter. oun o 6-2 | speed for six furiongs. Peekaboo had speed and met some interference. . $2 mutuels paid: Dunmore. win $6.40. place $4.20. show 83: Patriria Ma- a tote ana * ee o neat be HTH &e tote. pro. Gr Or p ‘ae ; 6 232 may Cooper (Hughes). .... 7.7 bBlackwood (Me- . Crossen) . Time, 1:12. ~ rime, La Red Lucky, Recount II also THIRD RACE—PFuturity. Bo 240 800 440 ee. Tae 448 i 60 Man Hat, Pantaloon — nd Ver RA tet Aroo Bowers ai also nt RACE—Five-sixteenthé mile- u seeoeces €.50 3.00 am @ Se pr i ” 3.40 4-5. = Dan. ran, — eee we oe ee ee oe Nee. 1.20 80 fred ling x Jones, Rollicking cite” sleean chee: select a list. Of the first . 20 Mountain eleven caught the full! Weather cloudy: track fast. slave ranked the committee fury of a Boilermaker attack that | bias “ound it necessary to vote on only had been aroused by two succes- At Empire City. + places, the other 17 places Sive defeats, the Bobcats being PES K Oe " being easily determined by com- smothered in the Ross-Ade stadium year-olds, five and one-half furlongs: : tive scores. Late ee ee this afternoon by a versatile at- | ~Daunt . oo given more consideration t sMminutes Winner |tack that gave Purdue a 39 to| Royal t« Vacat Barly season play in two Mnsteness. ‘401-5, | 7 victory. With the exception of iam Mamewhile general rym over the first half of the first period 116 aMadcap Prin- Cartage ..),.Meee dust year decided the third. the plucky far westerner never | yas pn! ee ae clsiming, 3 Lieut. Mi “ae, The ranking committee used the stood a chance. Pelphrisonia ...117 True Boy «....129 | bGolden 1 , sethod of the United States Lawn The lineup: Piya Al {5 | aCharlie Bergin. 1 ie Wennis Association fn ranking play- : mome II . 197 Gold : Purdue. Pos. Montana State | Ceruleen *St. n — If players did not meet each Boots. ........1. E. «:..Catmere| nesveme "2.2 120 *Resoureeful - 213 [ee et. then comparative so Sleight........L. T. ......-Olson} Black Bart ...120 Seventh race—$1500, claiging @aumpeesainst a third opponent were con- Col ; Third race—The Hastings Handicap, 3- “— etered For example, take the Oleman......l. G. ........AQric! year-olds ang up, one mile and seventy 3 : . Trip Cameron......C. . .eeseee- Wilson | Yards: wanking of Kar] Hodge, odie ; Kammer......R. G. . Vogt ee 128 oem over Tedéy 2 - Dellinger RT Dobus | Gtippe, Minaud 100 Juggler mn captain. Hodge defeated Joe rs et oe eee ee Fourth race—The Cedra Handieap, for " Secu ’ Referee: Eldridge, Michigan,| Part of the Hockey Club and by| 7) tue sale mr 7a. = Theodore D-ewem umpire: Graham, Grinnell; field| excellent team play on the part of officials at the game. = b—Fred O. Josties. Se ee eee: a eee The timer consists of twee {Robert Norton, mechan The first half saw the Burroughs | arate mechanecisms, one for Me : went oo = WALES AND SCOTLAND offense and defense working to per- sthor nor récoctnas a 1—Teddy Eggmann SOCCER TEAMS DRAW IN | fection and led ses ve 8 able sts watch has a 75-minute dial, as emery aia | inside, Bond, they were able | senting the four 15-minute pau ag inst INTERNATION Magen: . ‘ WREXHAM, Wales, Oct. 29.— aa tween halves. SECOND TEN. Wales and Scotland played a two- : ; In addition, notations ap = @«11—Forrest Stuckman. all draw jn their international soc- The opening of the second halt the dial to remind officals @@ jj 12—Theodore Heuermann. - a displayed a slowly but surely tiring ae : cer match here today. The score B hs team and a gradually | their duties under the 5 13—Chariles. McMillin. at half time was 2 to 1 in Scot- ean st pe sone specific intervals. ‘There is a 14—Joseph T. Smith, land's favor. S s control for starting and weer. 2S 'si«d1'5S5 Clifford’ Béeuteel. The standing in the internati The advantege of eupertenss ans vac i6—William Bell eae nation | size had begun to take its toll amd an cmd 8 al matches between these two coun- as the Hockey Club’s team gained | to, zero is by a stem press Waa 17—Gus Serrano, ae ow =: power on the offense even the bril- | safe locking device which J oN nti mith. SG ae Ne hte won 6; Scot-/iiant efforts of Misses Grace and/| vents losing the time even © eases pone ceditin Seti 8 rawn, 10. The/ yvorton could not stem the on-rush| watch is dropped or hit ws ‘ ernon Tietjen. , wade tine ya and the score was forced to 3 to 2/ ball. al per oo Be SB ‘'WAB WI with the St. Louis team in the lead. on -CAIp etically ASH TEAM NS With but a few minutes to play | were especially noteworthy. s William Bascom. INDOOR BASEBALL the Burroughs girls gathered them-/| lineup was as ee a et ae selves for a final effort. Passing | Burrougs. P. , Hos unior mer GAME FROM BROADWAY the ball from one extremity of the | Niggeman......LW..eccses Herbert Bryant The Wabash team won the first | field to the other it was finally | Eiseman.......RW..csse= = Murray Cantwell game of the playground ball cham- |shoved over the goal, tying the} O’Neil....... o ockshe cecsee EE Thomas Corwin te Set qearter, Conch! pionship series by defeating Broad-| score. The game ended with the} Bond.......+++RI....s Lacs Emanuel Groerich Hughes’ squad had the ball on the | Eads d Fr B idg was Sole at Pontiac playgroun’ Hockey Club’s team fighting des- | Boyd....e.ceee-Ceceos Dr. R. Hollinshead Chaminade two-yard line, but ee = ce bridges. 5. Eloise :52. Timekeeper :-48 3-5. War yesterday afternoon, 4 to 3. Wabasn| perately to regain their lost ad- Grace. ..ceseees RH. «cs eeet @ Joyce Portnoy kept from scoring. Paumetark*s| 48 i —, pA erga 52, Chance | thus won the pennant fn the cen-/| vantage. Leavitt........-LH Bee - 7 Harry Schaberg. 25-yard run in the secon. pases Two speed boat races for boats | nas iverciehthe mile—Royal Maia 1:03, | 2! division and will play Wagner| For Burroughs the spectacular L. Goddard.....CH.««« me: > Not ranked account of tnsuf- SIXTH RACE—Mile and a sixteenth: was a notable feature of the game. | Of the outboard motor type will be | ~ one mile—Twitter 1:41. Subtle 1:47 2-5 capes en por—cang §-s0r dinates shyness, maaan an Cste—Joneg ee ee rir. Peenot) . - 4.78 2.76 2.36 In the third quarter, Brown ran ‘held in the Mississippi River this ‘‘y, .Edna_ 1:48 2-5. ‘Word of Honor west division next Saturday after-| defense and Bond, Boyd and Ferris | Pearcy.....--+-LF.«++ poland Hoerr, Arthur Reppert, “4 ans soe 3.26 $28 rom the 50-yard te ont ‘09. | afternoon. ee eile te ene 1:43 2-5. Clire 1:48 2-9. Nat Evans|noonin the championship game.jon the offense was outstanding. Tor | Morton. .....«+-Geecoccsene, rs William Bierman. W. D. Dal- Mow Miller, SS cee eS amATOD. yard line before he was forrej pa |an eight mile course laid out in 8 ae Last year Wabash club carried off the Hockey Club the combined ef- | Substitutes: Burrougai--= . f¥mple, MacNeill Smith, Wil- SEVENTH KaAce , : Brown managed to break away for | laps between the Free Bridge and At Latonia. the honors by defeating Hickory! forts of Mumford Davis and Gor- | ton, Ferris; St. Louis e Ham Martin Jr.. Richard Rose- ener thidines® te soe gn, clenth: | 9 nine-yard spurt. which er the | the Eads Bridge. The winners’ LATONIA, Ky.. Oct. 29.-—Track fast, | Sole in the final game. don,on both offense and defense —Stephens, Primm. . brough. | : .. 48.02 10.28 Denny road squad its onty eS receive cups donated by Ed- sidor, 3688S. fre’ Bit nay ale _ — 4 In the same period Bond made the | Win C. Koenig, Joseph Mogler and | fitter 37 7-33, Scotland Forever. 32 23: = ' her only points. Outstanding play-| The class B race will start at 3 | cynthia Gees 2658 te i 4-5: — — &. | a | , | Louise :52 1-3- Kinioss 04:5: Then moe : ee “ ‘¢ Hub Toggery nine, ers were Bond for Country Day/|P- mM. and the Class C event at od i>” Kinloss. '49 4-5: Theo. Fay. ss >i | : School and Baumstark ané Brown| 3:45 Pp. m. The entries: | 48 45; Plattery. :50. NPY Fee. WELLSTON KENNEL CLUB a. Of the University Ca a for Chaminade. : 4 Baseball League, will oppose Creve Coeur team at Creve; ur this afternoon, The presente; the Hub lineup of two players > figured prominently as memq| of the Maplewood team Ww : ee meteated Creve Coeur last Sunday] “s to make the Hubs fa Every Night Except Sunday Under the Same Management as the Madisce Kennel Cilsd Affiliated With and Under the Direction of - Gores eee Bee Se ee oe xX

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soeeeesas Cir r 117 Font’ Germaine Chau- Jumbo ees Fifth race—The Magnolia, claims, year-olds aud up, first divis) abouy siege wl 117 say ‘ ad | Upin il tp on ay ese no Gumdrop’ ****+-i oan Grier ....1¢ *Fila Professor *Quandry Treen] L See ere 2 Indian Spirit Mome ?fress *Rock fhorn furlongs: Northern Pass “130 Gold Piece ~ *Arabia Fantastic ° Zamianitrail °° Salta Nani Hawaii *Glance Gnome Girl Grange At Latonia. First race—$1400. claimi anu up, six furlongs: me. Om lirown aaeae Rigs 2 FT Meseidor .. Cream puff - Great Begin 11% Lady Lynn a 0 8 . * ee. ; Delegate ... ia *Miami Triad ..106 sLuc Florida Gold ..114 Teak stake ——- 8 cnee 9 Na- econ race— i Yo fits first two o Quarter :‘‘i@megechecking the records of the sev- *o2es8 Golden Tinted 13 *Dreamiest’ **** Galloping Dawn. 10 4 eS oon e- .108 ol Alice eoeen *Miss Furbelow 108 Lady Psaramour, v n Fifth race—$i700 allowances. the Fis Pwhile general improvement over gt year decided the third. | The ranking committee used the method of the United States Lawn Tennis Association tn ranking play- Migered. For example, take the DOL AND |“FOOL-PROOF WATCH” 3 GIRLS| FOR FOOTBALL TIMERS§ Y 3-3 TIE] USED AT HARVARD for the third | By the Associated Press. St. Louis | “foolproof” timepicce, constructe Mary Insti- | for use by football officials an a 3 to 3 | 2d0pted recently at Western com ference games, has gained a for hold in the East. For the marked by] time the new watch was introduce lay on the | at a Harvard contest when r lub and by| Ween’s eleven met Indiana. J. Lipb; the designer, was one of Officials at the game. The timer consists of two e Burroughs |arate mechanecisms, one for king to per- | ‘stering the time of play and tP able right. other for recording time out watch has a 75-minute dial, repre were able / senting the four 15-minute peri2 lead of 2/j and the 15-minute intermission I tween halves. second half In addition, notations appear sly tiring | the dial to remind officials @ gradually | their duties under the rules specific intervals. There is a If serience and | control for starting and stopp its toll and | each movement. The snap bac eam gained | to, zero is by a stem press with mn the bril- | safe locking device which P Grace and/ vents losing the time even if the on-rush | watch is dropped or hit by 4 to 83 to 2/ ball. nh in the lead. utes to play | were especially noteworthy. hered them-/j lineup was as follows: Passing | Burrougs. | smity of the | Niggeman......LW........ We was finally | Eiseman.......RW..... ime the | O’ Nell. ..<.ccccdddl....... Gorm bd with the | Bond..........RI..... Eschbae ees ORs t Word. «ccccasects coves Lens lost ad-/}Grace....ccccoos RH. TAevitt..éctinns shee Behrensmé spectacular | L. Goddard.....CH.... Boeckms ce on the/ A. Goddard.....RF.../.. Tat f and Ferris | Pearcy.........LF..... Mum manding. or | Morton.........G.......- Ble bmbined ef- Substitutes: Burroughs—t . and Gor-/|ton, Ferris; St. Louis Hockey (S@ nd defense —Stephens, Primm. . the part of - KENNEL CLUB RACING § t Except Sunday ES 00 the Madison Kennel Clab With and Ame Bos the Direction of GREYHOUND RACING ASSOCIATION “c= Admission, 90c way Tennis Club 1. St. L. Hocke 3 P brough. Mz for point. _St LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1827 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 58 WRAY BROWN | RANKED No. 1 AMONG ST. LOUIS DISTRICT TENNIS PLAYERS. BD DREWES LACED SECOND % nparative Scores Used as B Basis for Listing in Some “Cases — Doubles Rank- a ing Not Completed. - By Davison Obear. Lowiay D. Brown, captain of the Tennis Club team, retains : . title as leading St. Louis tennis ‘aver, according to the official ee? ranking of the St. Louis Dis- ; Tennis Association just an- 4 wced. The ranking committee, me which Kar! Hodge of Triple A % is chairman, has held four % ons during the past month. completed. p Second place in the men’s sin- list was awarded to Theodore ‘fF » Drewes, runnerup in the district whamplonship and holder of the Honal Public Parks Tennis title. ed Josties was placed No. 3, hav- changed positions with Drewes nae last year. Sidney Smith of Forest Park Tennis Club ap- wre in the list for the first time, are other players having been in Whe first 10 at some time in the “gs five years. meetings the ammittee found some difficulty in ing the first 15 men, but after major tournaments was -able select a list. Of the first . 20 rs ranked the committee Mound it necessary to vote on only Hhree places, the other 17 places being easily determined by com- tive scores. Late season. play given more consideration than ty season Play in two instances, If players did not meet each Mther, then comparative scores, minst a third opponent were con- a i i i PS ee ~~ ~~ Result: a By Walter Davenport. EAR Patsy: Things are all se- D rene up here at Wawa Univer- sity, as they say. The football season is getting on to where the boys are taking it very serious and wondering how they will spend their time until the next football season starts, just like a fighter or a baseball player. The rules say I can’t play foot- ball because I am the trainer of the team and boxing instructor, but maybe that is all right &at that, be- cause it would not be fair to put me in there and expect a lot of college boys to have any fun try- ing to tackle me, because, as you know, if Tex Rickard did not have the heavyweight championship sewed up for his own stable, as they call it, I would be where Tun- ney is now, the only difference be- ing that I would fight George God- | frey, the Lieperville coal miner, because it does not matter what color you are if you are a boxer. But I learned a lot about the game while here this season stall- ing around waiting for you to get me a few fights with boys who do not have to go to the repair shop | every time they are slapped on the | chin. In fact, last Sunday I ref- ereed a game between the Carpet Mill Lions and the Hat Factory | Tigers, which are two teams who work in Dodd Dam, a town five miles from here. A Good Time for All. H i: CRISPIN, who coaches the team here at Wawa, got me} the job. They asked him to go'| over and referee it, but he said he | had a lot of plans for the future | and besides he had lost his taste for being fatally injured. Of course, he was only kidding them, but they did not mind when he told them I would be glad to take the job. Well I went and we had a real | good time and a lot of big laughs when you come to think it over. As far as I could see the game was arranged Saturday night at a rack- | et held by the Idle Hour Outing | and Pleasure Club’ which is all) Carpet Mill boys and girls, Joe Po- | lak president. Some of the boys kine of Kar] Hodge, Triple A mar, over Teddy Eggmann, Cor- Hodge defeated Joe! captain. ith in straight sets while Egs- mn was forced to three sets by “Bnith. pin the first 20 players listed the bs appear fairly well represent- s. Triple A has 6 players, O’Fal- s Park 2, Ferris Tennis Club 4, Forest Park 3, Fairground Park 2, land Tennis Club 2, Kingshigh- There are t clubs represented in the third list. 1927 Tennis Ranking. ST. LOUIS DISTRICT. Men’s Singles. FIRST TEN. 1—Wray D. Brown. 2—Theodore Drewes. 3—Fred O. Josties. 4—-Robert Norton. 5—Charles Barnes. 6—Karl Hodge. 7—Teddy Eggmann &—Sidney Smith. S—Herbert Weinstock. 10—Edmund Serrano. SECOND TEN. l1i—Forrest Stuckman. 12—Theodore Heuermann. 13—Charles McMillin. i4—Joseph T. Smith. 15—Clifford Beutel. 16—William Bell. 17—Gus Serrano. 18—Clark Smith. 19—Turner Minnegerode. 20—Vernon Tietjen. THIRD TEN. (Alphabetically listed.) William Bascom. Edwin Beckman Junior Boehmer Herbert Bryant Murray Cantwell Thomas Corwin Emanuel Groerich ’ Dr. R{ Hollinshead Joyce Portnoy Harry Schaberg. Not ranked account of insuf- P* ficient data—Joseph Werner, ~ Roland Hoerr, Arthur ‘Reppert, illiam Bierman, W. D. Dal- rymple. MacNeill Smith, Wil- Martin Jr... Richard Rose- NINE OPPOSES 4 CREVE COEUR TODAY | | The Hub Toggery nine, cham- pions of the University City Muni- al Baseball League, will oppose Creve Coeur team at Creve eeur this afternoon. The presence « the Hub lineup of two players ) figured prominently as mem- ses of the Maplewood team which : d Creve Coeur last Sunday * sends to make the Hubs favorites | Mtoday’s contest. Pay will start at 3 o'clock. NSAS U. DEFEATS DRAKE TEAM, 7-6 miter” ENCE, ‘Ean., Oct. 29.—A Sing Kansas Jayhawk team i itself in the second half of © game today and defeat- a the Bulldogs 7 to 6. tying touchdown came two One half minutes before the gun, Lawrence, substitute © Cooper passing over the goa! to Hauser. E. Schmidt place- maxed for the winning point. Shnson scored Drake's touch- h in the first period with a =yard run, Barnes missed the land girls from the Hat Factory) |called the Jolly Lads and Lassies | A. C. crashed the party. So Joe} Polak and Mike Mafia of the Hat | Factory and president of the J. L. | and L. A. C. agreed to play foot- ball the next afternoon because | there were a lot of cops and dicks | at the racket which prevented the | boys and girls doing much argu-/|} ing in the hall. Also they said it! would make things look more legal | if they played football. Outcome of Game Uncertain. OBODY is sure who won the game on account of the ex- | citement although the Lions Tigers were on their side at the end of the game to avoid punish- ment leaving the Tigers only seven Frisbie Referees Grid Game Nobody Is Sure Who Won -~~-~~No, 22—A Fighter’s Letters to His Manager~~~~~” thing,”’ said President Polak of the Carpet Mill Lions. ball and it is Sunday and the stores ain’t open. Let us just pretend we |got a ball so we can start in right away. Anyway the boys would not have to hold a ball when they are in a scrimmage because you can’t do much with one hand.” “We forgot the ought to have goals anyway. \ It don’t look right.”’ So they were all ready to start in when the police arrived and the Sergeant come over and said: “They’s got to be a ball or they won't be any game, not that I care, but it is got to look like it hap- pened in a football game whether it is or not. Football is an inno- cent pastime which I am not re- sponsible for.” Straight Football. So President Polak and Presi- dent Mafia called over a couple of their admirers from the spectators and whispered tothem. In 10 min- utes they were back with five brand-new footballs apiece and 10 boxes of cigars. The sergeant told one of his men to run them down: to the station as suspicious char- acters, but leave the footballs and cigars here and then told me to blow my whistle and let the game go on so he could go off duty at 6 as usual, It was what the newspapers call straight football, because it went straight on, no matter what hap- pened. I never saw a game where they took so little time out. If a boy was injured they carried him off so that some other boy could have a chance te play. I was very particular not to let more than one sub take the place of a boy who was carried off. Also, I did not play any favorites, because I give the job to the first boy here and he always got to me before they got the injured boy off the field President Polak and President Ma- fia said they did not care who it was, just so there was eleven men on both sides, like the rules say. The game wound up with Presi- dent Mafia carrying the ball. He would of made a touchdown for the Tigers, because he got by Presi- dent Polak, whose both eyes were pretty near closed from the last time he run with the ball. Both teams was following him down the field, blocking eacb other all the | way, until finally the spectators be- gin chasing President Mafia too and also blocking each other. So of course I had to blow my whistle and stop the game which made President Mafia sore with the re- sult that I had to slap him on the chin as I have said. The Police Sergeant and 10 of his men who come back to Wawa with me after the game although it was not necessary as you know said they never enjoyed a game more in their lives and were 100k - ing for a few quiet days in Dodd Dam with President Mafia and President Polak both im the hos- pital. Yours truly, K. O. FRISBIE. ‘Uzcudun After Match. EAR FRISBIE: A truck with y Paulino Uzcudun’s managers in it stopped at the gym yester- day. They wanted to know if you would mind fighting their boy for charity. “What charity?” I asked them. “Well.” they said. “we ain't agreed what to call ourselves yet, but it don’t make any difference. We need the jack whether we got a name or not. What do you say?” “Sure.” 1 said. “We wil! slip you 10 per cent of everything over five thousand bucks which is our split of the gate.” “Listen, Soft Hearted,” they said. “nobody’s going to give that paluka you got more than twenty- five hundred.” “My offer still goes,” I said. They got back fn the truck and went home to think it over. If the fight comes through I will let you know. It won't hurt you much and besides we need some dough. Your manager, PATSY O'BRIEN. (Copyright 1927.) say they won because four of the | men including President Mafia who will not make any hats for is only human. over on the side lines for 10 min- I do not think they thought much about the ball because just before they started in I asked them where the ball they were going to play with was. “Well, isn’t that the darndest ADVERTISEMENT ‘“HAIR-GROOM ;K eeps Hair Combed, Gloss Well-Groomed all Day ‘¢Hair-Groom’’ is a dignified comb. ° ing cream which.costs only few cents a mit at any drug store. Millions it because it gives that natura! pm tate well-greomed effect to the hair—that final touch to good dress both in business and on socia] occa sions, Even stubborn, unruly or shampooed hair stays combed all day in any style you like. ‘‘ Hair- Groom’’ is seless; also helps a couple of weeks anyway. It was | either him or me and while I do! not think a referee ought to sock | any of the players still in all he. It was a good hard game al. | though once the ball was laying | utes without anybody but me no- | ticing it while the Lions and the | Tigers went right on as if nothing. was missing. Between you and me | grow thick, heavy, lustrous hair. | % | When five cents gets a cigar you like as much as Wm. Penn... why pay more? Not only a good 5-cent cigar, but good regardless of price. . . The QUALITY of higher-priced cigars .. Name Wm. 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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH aa : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 AFTER THIRD VICTORY IN SOCCER RACE, MEET MORGA | | /EAST ST. LOUIS HIGH ) nents’ 20-yard line. Lory advanced line for a touchback = Rivals in Today’s Soccer Match : | Webster Wins : BEATS EDWARDSVILLE | _ — a ang and Killin scored | son nan East St. Louis High retained its | — 4 ee \ 'G a ’ noses wee SH AA SASS : : ( la yl n lead in the Southwestern Illinois'| | Ge od , SON y ame Lory shot a 20-yard pass to! Weave ; nae MO y we > . : 4 3 ‘ bd ‘ : - as x, ' PALA TVS aassw7 : SAXNASANAA : . a ." . + ~, ‘ —_ aN »AN ~ . SES ‘ ; PAGE 68 MILLERS, WELLSTONS PLAY | TABLERS IN OTHER GAME Manager Foley to Use Clep- | k= 2 — per, Who Has Played in Le wh» ra . . . = 4 bre. 3 ~ tS . d Nats Fo a oe ae > oe ees % = | : | | 19 make it tn ee 5 ictor ies in a row x > ; aR. NS . : j = x rf Site 2 eae 30. z: I e.g % 7 ‘eo . ee x into Clayton territory ond Buchan- by out-scoring the Morgans in the; ¢& . Ag Fit eee : Boe — sea beeen ase, Sse = es jan carried the ball to the three- | second game of the St. Louis Soccer | as) a a | | Se ae aa ges Ps 28 | yard line. H. Miller then crashed | | . | | ; ee ae ia 3 Sa a aS Resets see % ee es 20 Se | 4p ter for the remaining | league double-header at Sports- | | Sa Be | | cna as a 3 Ps Poa Sie cae” COS giants. — 7 i ye. F . - . F h k f th : S 2% ~ ea a y RS rae ae 2 ee. ¢ i . z x: “> SS , . Sees ‘ol | am ds. ¥ eckel failed to kick goa L | : 5" Pes oc eS & . . Se oe % wt Bani ta oe eae. CR ee 2 Se +3) Eee acy # , . es eer ee ee oe 4 : ee oy oa DOR SS ae teh a eee, ee : a Seng | Shortly after the second kick-off, league race it would be a good | | ° eS SREP eRe SCORES May | i ee McGrath caught a 20-yard pass Sp 4 from Kern and ran ¢€90 yards for | New Shipments - Just Arrived / 7) YOUNG MEN'S T SUIT V4 Ree ws % bela od —* f « fe 2 Reet ‘ Laat ; - 4 eet se “ potent ‘ ee 4 Dias . > 4 — = were + pale oe Sa re * bet e e ; an 4 9 oe - s. 2 . ry v" 2 at ie ae G ts » PY apriaglers 5 nab 2 vit te > ea yma — _** 7 be v — 2 ee ee = ae : “: ‘i — Cacia ci, tia Set: OAs ; hep eiioailantnag tii ie apm nk hen we meek Shun ewmaatcas = —wonp eens seas OS sal Sadr ox co at eh ae Re TR. 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MeGrath | Moore and O'Hara, the boys who! #%%. 0%...) ox ie Be. wie — = er , ee ae w2 I « i oikca we 5 reves MOOEIAN were released, will come back to ks is — “ee gt ee te eee ee ae BAe aoe cz ree ets Prva hiii nan—Er ~ Kea US last two years, but none of them tie ga 0 Spree . er ,Ss0c19 gives greater promise than Flavin. | He is flanked at present by Han- cata iacnme etn ati DS aig 5 Py the E ES PELL igs SE MOO IEEE LOL LOO IRD IE | E RE CITY, son on the left and Eickmeyer cn | é Just in by Fast Express: ees mous a y o> . os > ae ® 7 r se “ ee - pipe eR Ran AL aa neh as care “a eg ao: header will be started at 2 o'clock. | Hagen Plays Country Club | summer” ep ’ " . . 7 r} rizshi 7 t } Pn |'North and the duck shooters have|~* ~*~ *-”~ “— ae lead. . izht Carbine hung right to) him, te kh & ] : | q debutante aaughter of Mr. and be hostess. | | had —e — . ili . >r ee _ i; nad very LItti ~ =ilVQ ee. 1 tid t * ULAREMIA is the name given}tc the country boy as a “wolf.” This condition 312: ,|and it was a two-horse race in the , Herodian took the place } bh } aes ‘ 4 . . ia } 440A & a ’ . * two igths from Flippant, the s to a malady recently discov-| There is only 11 more days til! ae hn te i GS od tes oe —They’re All Wool —~They’re Silk Trimmed! : & pee git betas x aca ema esos oo r ft a” M Be eo = Ae . : a -e Ee / ze s és a sat ; the right. both good partners. There | ee aC a es cancer nr cae, = tenn: Citta tile | aildiles a ? oO ae — : . . ‘ re PPDPD APL - PPS icici a ni ee — eilippaak ’ r a? 4 | yo age ; a. : ee . ee et J | Preves successful (which it will) scored tn a sensational finish in|. A New Purchase -— «4 2 treme ends of the Morgan forward — other -clubs will very shortly fall winnin: ne ak ea et (ee bs ; line where Houston and Pastor | i line and in a very few years 1 i iad ore ane Of Fail a | ; | 4 : ; " : ‘ ae ns memes ‘ 7s e 2 . ag? have been trying to make a go of | The ( al] of the Outdo r will have a game bird in our cov-/+. 1 and won in the last stri a - oe it. Neither has the sort of talent | ; O S ers that will affo real sport and nae ee i * E that assures success. ns , eens will test the skill of the best shots om: cas rh t ony - i 4 of pf TD a7 ’ . . ii 4 -- *> GAnw = ibe we ' . a ee 3 | . j 4 " 2 * ape. p. The first game of the double- | & | B y ALEC MERWMOD | oe The 1ild weath« of “Indian | mile and a furlong route, ar igh a ee e- es oe Carbine earned $5390 for ip. if ae 4 ered which is fcund in ground | ‘ne Opening of the quail season mente 5 he Cs wh iy two leng soutirrels an rabbits. “he name. | wt-n these who have put up with | tas a! os ae 2 Tularemia. is used for it because | the inconvenience of keeping a bird | tt was in Tulare County. Cal., that | dog during the react 10 months wil] | this malady was first discovered. (ferget all about the trouble and CONGRESS TEAM MEETS ST. CLAIRS TONIGHT Tularemia was first noticed in Wi! not think of it again till Dec. | few qa: ‘s’ shooting i: anuar | ’ att ns a oli The Congress Recreation bowling « > TI iss Mary D. Car and Whitbread, 2 Up. Walter Hagen, en route to the Professional Golfers’ Association the gray ground squirrel, and ev- | 2!. ery One was warned to refrain from | | eating any of these little animals | as MH was claimed that they were infected with bubonic plague. This al: happened several years ago “and after the first reports reac ed this It is too early to predict any- | are thing about “Bob White.” nis | Army Wins, 34-0. time ““st year birds were reported | By the Associated Press to be plentiful, but when the sea- / sc orgned there w: a different | | Story, aud few hunters killed near | Strong Army eleven vanquished the team will roll a three-game match tonight at 7 oclock against the St. | |Clair Recreation team of East St. ' Louis at the Congress Aileys, Ninth WES >OIN Jct 29 —The | : ; EST POINT, Oct. 29.—The and Washington avenue. 4° 4 and Dr. Steve Berne! Dr. Leo Bernel, Koehne, Weber, | 4 Of G. H. Walk tournament at Dallas, Tex., which he has won for the last three years. stopped long enough yesterday to | Buckne! ridiron warriors here _|' Vahrenhors as ucknell gridiron warriors here to hrenhorst Men! Young Men! Here is a sensational value in Top- coats! Splendidly tailored Coats of season’s newest Woolens! Plaids! Checks! Overplaids! Novelty Mix- tures!...and cut in the popular collegiate models as well as the more conservative styles. Browns! Grays! Tans! All sizes, 33 to 44 chest! Monday at $14.95! Phu: ch Crowded for Sunset Cerent ‘ Home of the Carters—Couple V Europe. 3 part of the country it w_- an old |the usual number. However. story in California. | there were so few@quaii taken ‘s-t | day by 34 to 0. The Cadets scored | “O™POS the Congress five. play the Country Club course in 69 Several ‘years later the disease | Year and asthere has been a favor in every period, registering wo pue OS or yg ta 0% ty gt strokes, three under par. was discovered in jack rabbits in | #ble hatching seasgn. there show!) | touchdowns in the first quar DSR. Sa Sere. Mee Hagen, paired with Art Long- | Ut#h and after exhaustive research | b¢ plenty of birds. | . sete ne suas ton and Karnages. worth. Country Club professional, | ‘t W25 found that human beings; The question is. where sre we. | | [asl ge a.aweston of | Men’s defeated Jimmy Manion, district | C@™tracted the disease from handl-_ going to find them when the sez i ° . Silverette [t is simply a question of amateur champion, and Elliott |'™s 2nd dressing rabbits that we son opens? In days gone py th - — YES or NO if you really want = | 1S imme 6Co me @ FASHIONABLY gowned assemblage 4 er >» Ves 4/7 EES MEM taxed the capacity of St. John’s Metho | a P™ dist Episcopal Church for the wedding S sunset yesterday of Miss Mary Dillon Cart- ® daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ray Carter . 8 Portland place, and George Herbert 1 er Jr., of New York. It was one of the % Whitbread. 2 up. Hagen had a 34 | imfected. .| farmers did not plough the stubnie going out and 35 coming in. Long- in Utah the malady was called | until spring. and it was in 12 worth matched Hagen's 34 for the |@©er-fly fever as men were affect- | stubble fields that the quai were first nine but needed 39 for the fi- | ©¢ when stung¥y this fly. Scien- | feund. Now the stubble is plored | nal nine holes. Manion’s took 37- | tific tests proved that the dcor-fly | under and the quail must seek cih-_ bf | 36-73 and Whitbread 36-37-73. could and did transmit the poison er food. either in the corn Ce-lds c A Healthy | ead of | alr | = Hagen sunk a 40-foot putt on the | Tm a discased rabbit to man or Or the woods where the food co1:- f | sists of small acorns and “begsar |G — had been shipped in. there is nv | ment, the following appears. ANNAPOLIS 1S STILL aithertic case of it being found in |“John J. Farrelly of Norma.udy. | FREE TO SCOUT AND any ef our ‘issouri rabbits: never- | Mo. is orgaz izing a hunting anj | TO BE SCOUTED UPON | >+ watchful when = skinn‘n, treless all hunters are warned te | fishing club which will operata | and | along the lines governing the Aux- | ANNAPOLIS, Md.. Oct. 29.—No | dressing any rabbits. Special at- iliary Game Refuge and Public new limitation agreement is COME | ver should be given to the | Hunting Grounds system rece=tiy | to hamper the activities of the | liver, ud if this organ shows any | adopted by the Missouri General Navy yet awhile—that is to say. the | white spots it's best to go no fur- | Assembly upon the reco.imenda- | The bride was lovely in a Lanvin model * fashioned in Paris, of white taffeta * mS tulle—a modified robe de style—with ° @ lower edge of the close-fitting bodice cut — & deep V in front, and the skirt made mite long, @ succession of four flaring polnt- * » flounces, each finished with s band ot 4 giving a dignified bouffant effect. In of the traditional court appendage the.‘ flounce continued gracefully from the | Wa.st line in the back and was cut into” “a cs Commander Jonas H. Ingram | née . |farmers to spot patches of grain | director of athletics at the Naval | — eee. : Academy. is firm in his decision Scientists assert (hat there is no | 0m their land for the feecing of | ‘that the Navy will enter into no | © ger contracting th malady | these birds. Pees inn lage eRe pact with football rivals to ena ‘*°™ eating an afflicted rabbit if Fowls Will Be Protected. healthy head of hair Scoutings during this year. Such | it i as been thoroughly cooked. ae is ta | | &m agreement would lead to @is- | The symptcms are described as | Farmers’ fields will be posted The Thomas System with every scien- tific device needed and with a staff of trained specialists to correct your scalp troubles makes it possible for you to have a healthy head of hair. A visit incurs no obligation. Worid’s Leading Hair Specialists—40 Offices in U. S. trust he contends. | fellows: Swollen glands, generally | and with the exception of the > ‘ ° £ on ia . is Navy will enforce the three-year a lump forms under the patient's | members of the farmer's family no one oCther than club members rule, beginning in 19238. .,;*'m. and a genera! tired feeling |“ season West ‘Point joined sg exists. Sometimes the eyes are at. |W!!! De allowed to hunt on any part dies in enforcing the. Freshman fected, the lids becoming quite | °* the leased land. About 5000 or Plebe rule. sore. | acres have already been leased. In addition to raising and pro- ——~———— Absolute rest is prescribe ‘ ; : a ~“ - ~ ed. but tecting e il . : Michigan Harriers Win. no medicine he ‘ing quail during the nesting cine or drug is as yet season, the club plans to introduce known to have had : ‘ c o ad any effec Di and a gener sot ) ’ ect tiand propagate guinea fowl. he his newly discovered n "dy. : -OSsibilities of the Euinea as a Hunters Open Fall Campaign. |Game bird have already beea men- | Worsteds! Cassimeres! Flannels! Cheviots.. .™ a scurtnageneapord- tease passer tehngs, greta: iting in an ess variety of patterns to chous® * from—in Blues! Grays! Browns! Tans!...28 to 3 ts — banded train. To further : x waist!...Sale Price $3.95! —Street Fleet waize the slenderizing contour of the bodice a Beck, too, was cut to a deep V, both ~* and back, and edged with a single lay- | ef filmy tulle. The gown depended for | ~ Sdornment on an elaborate embroidery of | 80I-2 AMBASSADOR BL : | SP BRB 'se ettoct across the front of __ 411 NORTH SSADOR > LOG. | S - a @ tulle veil, descending to her finger tips OFFICE HOURS -!0 A.M. TO 8:30 PM. = SATURDAY To | ae _ront and cascading beyond the lemgth of | | = train, was held in place by an unusual, a _ | tioned in this column. and whe os | . an when arc Medco em eo are | Farrelly’s plans are completed this am dees a — have al- | new club will have the honor of a anipaign. | being the first organizati , : AaAnization I mot being able to wait for cold Missouri to restore. the schon u ALLELE La LL ~~ te win a duai Big Ten | weather. As weds ; Sa mrtter of fact a guine: ree a 35. Mon-j rabbit is not fit te eat til after | There Saped Michigan wed Martin a rea.iy cold weather, for. until the finish at time, the majority of rabbits | wil) wateh with a great deaji of in- a eammuates. jarc afflicted with a parasite known | terest this experiment, and i¢ mal a tO is natural wild state. is no doubt that clubs and individuals throughout the country | FS

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G. Blair —— ae hone eee & 444% SSB Vass ssesassass a4ee0% 40% 44% % 4% % eo %% © SSS SS a ~~ a4 AAA NON WS ae x Engagement of Former St. Louis Girl, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Petit Warren, Is Announced. BRVVBRVVSASS BR eee RASS LAREN LES -~ WK 7 a f aa os Aa he Rn, IR % . ”" o s f, ‘4 4s “yy, os a Sf" agpoed _ eter A a tases th am ; AAP hb eo 4 . ws ni . Page DS J rs - oo 3 . XS ssa8 ae her ae Fea FIFE POEAEE TF, Witty Z MWY Ngan Ee eto ence PCa RY. sche MEPS xt IRE HFT ORES £ . e's ~ ee Hew sen B52 oh SAO arn . “* loo WWW NNOUNCEMENT was made yesterday in Washington, D. C., by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Petit Warren of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Lenore Scullin, and Floyd Gilbert Blair of New York, son of Mrs. Le fayette G. Blair of New York and Brookline, Mass. The wedding which ts of much inter- est to society in the East and in St. Louis, will take place the middle of December. Miss Scullin was educated at the Sacred Heart Convent in St. Louis during her resi- dence here, and is a graduate of Miss Port- er’s School in Farmington, Conn. She made her debut two years ago in Washington. She is a granddaughter of Mrs. Festus J. Wade and the late Mr. Wade, and is a niece of Mrs. Sewell Thomas, who, with Mr. Thomas is spending the winter in Washington; Miss Florence Wade, Festus J. Wade Jr., Harry Scullin and Mrs. Charles McClure Clark, all of St. Louis, and Mme, Charles de Gheest of St. Germain de Laye, France. Mr. Blair made him kouas at the Racquet Club in Washington until] his removal two years ago to New York, where he is with the National City Bank. He is a graduate of Harvard University, and is a member of the Union, Tennis and Racquet and BExchange clubs of Boston and the Harvard Club of New York. WS MISS ELIZABETH CLARK, debutante aaughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Vernon Clark. She will share hon- ors at a theater party tomorrow night at which Mrs. Alvin C. Carpenter will be hostess. WS WS WENRPAASRPEASASANSYD > = MASRANSSASSSSAL SS SRER ERT SESS SE a RAQannmwnwmwmwmhl__ ~—Ashen-Brennet. iss Mary D. Carter Becomes Bride | OF G. H. Walker Jr. at St. John’s Diu h Crowded for Sunset Cere mony Preceding Reception at the x 4 Sige Se Pe Ce Sele ee RN SN OP S. Bc Pace ee PRR OPRIRIIS WO EEE MRS. GEORGE HERBERT WALKER JR., whose wedding was a notable event of. yesterday. She was Miss Mary Dil- lon Carter. -Ashen-Brenner OT a 4 ‘ - - A IO ee Soh Gi eae ’ rh apatneeadnettes.bo~ ~ haren see. * BABSSSTVAEVESE Spent en > “SSAA “ Ky, . - % . W MO AY Mrs. Williem J. Porter of 4728 Westmin- ster place will depart in a few days for the South for a visit. In January Mrs. Porter will chaperone two young women on a Medi- terranean cruise. They will stop in North- “ny | yy | ern Africa, Athens, Constantinople, the Holy UDttyyyp, rrrrrunsnttll”” Land and Cairo. Later they will return to ISS KATHLEEN SHELDON, daughter of the French Riviera and will visit in Londons r. and Mrs, Stephen B. Sheldon. before returning home. Social Diary of the Debutantes T HE debutante’s social calander for this Robert Burkham of 6035 Westminster place. ‘\ pane TRS SADABSAS AAA RAD +. wr” MOQ S SY st RQQQQAAAY SS x : LQ y WAG RAY SSAA . ‘ atk: SN > > | ~ ™ . week will include a series of teas at _—_— which a number of the season’s most at- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson of ii Se a SSVSssaaas lie i Mel imeres!! Flannels! Cheviots... Many from short — of wool suitings! ess variety of patterns to choose ) ! Grays! Browns! Tans!...28 to 50 —Street Floor rhe eet eea eee ™, giving a dignified bouffant effect. In ™ Of the traditional court appendage the mt flounce continued gracefully from the * Waist line in the back and was cut into meare tulle banded train. To further em- mize the slenderizing contour of the bodice » Beck, too, was cut to a deep V, both end back, and edged with a single lay- ‘filmy tulle. The gown depended for ernment on an elaborate embroidery of ~ Snes in conventional design, used with effect across the front of the There were long close tulle sleeves. veil, descending to her finger tips and cascading beyond the length of was held in place by an unusual! Mrs. Carter wore wine velvet with pearls, and a hat to match, while Mrs. Walker was in black velvet and cream lace, with a black velvet hat. James Walker, brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and the groomsmen were his brother-in-law, Prescoit Bush; a cousin, Pot- ter Wear of Philadelphia; Charlies Watson Ill of Philadelphia; Frederick Robinson, New York; Harris McIntosh, Cdyuga, N. Y.; Edward Wardwell, New York; John Warren, Buffalo: Allen M. Look, Martha's Vineyard. Mass.: Philip Bunnell, Scranton, Pa.; Anson Stokes, Lenox, Mass.; James Wadsworth, Genesco, N. Y.; Lawrence Noble. New Haven, Conn.; and R. L. Post, New York.. Many December. 21. Si isteiniee of them were classmates of the bridegroom at Yale. Following the ceremony a brilliant recep- tion was held at the Carter home. The re- ceiving party stood in the long living room, against a background of yellow roses which covered the mantel, and, combined with yel- low chrysanthemums and ferns, decorated the entire room. Throughout the lower floor of the house the same yellow tones were used, the roses in crystal bowls. To add space a merquise was built from the dining room and its interior screened with smilax. Continued on Next Page. * RMA WO a N ~~ > > > > SARS [QRRWWAW WKY SX 4 teow N WS MRS. GEORGE MANSFIELD formerly Miss Jane Leahy, whuse wedding took place Monday morn. tractive buds will make their bows to the so- Portland place will give a luncheon today at cial worid. Several debut balls, luncheons. theater and supper parties also will hold the interest of the younger members of society. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Green of 620% Washington boulevard will give a theater party Wednesday night for their debutante daughter, Miss Dorothy Green, followed by a buffet supper at their home. There will be 24 guests. Mr. and Mrs. E. Lansing Ray entertained a hundred guests at the dinner dance at the St. Louis Country Club hast evening in com- pliment to their niece, Miss Margaret Burk- ham, debutante daughter of Mr: and Mrs. the St. Louls Country Club for Miss Martha Pettus, debutante daughter of Mrs. Charles Parsons Pettis of 33 Westmoreland place, aod Miss Marjorie Niedringhaus, debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee L. Niedring- haus of 29 Portland place. The luncheon ta- ble will be adorned in a profusion of roses and the guests will include a sumber of the debutantes, a group of last season's buds and their escorts. Mr. and Mre. George E. Bradley of Hamp- den Halil will present their daughter, Miss Jane, to society at a dinner dance they wil give at one of the hotels, Wednesday eve Coutinucd om Page Three

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| : ' : Z ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : = — "oe G. H. Walker Jr. Weds! Morning: Choral All \ eddin gS and : . % ' a | _ 2 7 | » 4 rake Continued From Page One. fs peatiE= Morning Choral Ch ag NNOUNCEMENT has _ been) with growing trees giving a garden- | Trave an informal teq as ian made of the engagement of like touch. The table for the bridal | Wednesday Club, Thursday ge yiss Dorothy enee, Sougnien dinner, set on the enclosed wooded ®™n0on, Nov. 17, fo ee, «Mrs. Isaac Eikas of 5514) porch, had for its adornment yel- | members day program in the on Peshing avenue. to A. seamen) low roses, lilies of the valley and ditorium, when Ann Mack. 1, of Ailton, formerly of Blythe-| adiantum fern, with a silver con- Will make her St. Louts ¢ t ee 6A. eS tainer of blossoms the center of Invitations to become ads . «s Myrtle Neun, daughter of} the wedding cake. ,members of the Morning ia lh Mrs. Charles H. Neun of! Mr. and Mrs. Walker have de- Club have been extended to s he “a 4 Enright avenue, and Ernest | parted for New York, to sail Tues- | of prominent women, membestan i coats were married Wednes- | day on the Conte Rosso for Italy, | including tickets to all concess evening at the Church of the | and will spend their honeymoon the season. Mrs. Arthur Ww. mime tah. A bridal supper was abroad. En route. home they will | 108 Trevillian avenue, ig in eheu ed at the home of Mr. and visit Mr. and Mrs, Monins, who will | of new memberships. Neun. remain in St. Louis until Thanks-| Two Odeon concerts with eusm ae : giving, returning home for Christ- artists, and Christmas ¥ ae 4 Rae ag a aan — se 4 mas. They will occupy an apart-/|St. John’s Methodist Bates oe Gronert of 3137 Me- ment in the Chesterfield, at Union | Church, South, are included ia@ “4 avenue, and Des and Waterman avenues. season’s program. 2 - Haigh, son of Mr. and Mrs. The out-of-toum, Saas in sdél- vies Thomas Haigh of Chicago, tion to Mr. and Mrs. Monins and place yesterday afternoon at members of the bridal party, in- St. John's Episcopal cluded Mr. and Mrs. Walker Sr., Rev. John Nugent their daughter, Miss Nancy Walker, | and Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Bush, | the latter.another sister of the | Joseph Wear of Philadelphia, his uncle and aunt. | The bride is a graduate of Miss | Porter’s School in Farmington, | Conn., and has traveled extensive- ly abroad. She was presented to society last Christmas Eve at an elaborate party at the St. Louis» Country Club. | Mr. Walker graduated in June) from Yale and is a member of | Skull and Bones, an honorary so- | ciety. He is a grandson of Mrs. | James A. Wear, and a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Max Kotany, all of | St. Louis. ____ SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 _ PAGE 2 Travel Doings Of St. Louisans And Their Friends | R. AND MRS. HARRY G. M JOHANSEN of Skinker road, have returned after several | month? in California and Canada. | For a number of weeks prior to! their return to St. Louis, Mr. and, Mrs. Johansen were at their sum-j| mer home in Denver, Colo. . They | are spending the week-end with! ther son, Harry Barnes Johansen, | a student at the Culver Military | Academy, Culver, Ind. Miss Helen Morton, daughter of Mrs. Isaac W. Morton of 43 Port- land place, who has been making her home for several years. in Paris, France, has been visiting in Athens and Florence. Miss Anne Marvel of Wilmington, Del., will depart today for her home after a visit of two weeks with Miss Anne Kennard Wallace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry) Brookings Wallace of 49765 Pershing avenue. Among the | numerous parties given for the | visitor during her stay here was a dinner Tuesday for which Miss | Martha Sluder, debutante daughter | of Dr. and Mrs. Greenfield Sluder | of 4935 Maryland avenue, was hos- | tess. Mrs. Henry Cooper Whiteside of | 5137 Washington boulevard, is in| Henderson, Ky., where she was) called by the illness and death of her uncle. She was joined there | by Mr. Whiteside and Mrs. Edward | Morton Banister of 4906 Argyle) place, who went south to attend the funeral. Mr. Whiteside and Mrs. Banister have returned home. Mrs. Oreon E. Scott of 5211 Westminster place, and her daugh- ter, Miss Mary Eleanor Scott, land- | ed Wednesday in Honolulu after a visit to China and Japan. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Stinde of 6378 Waterman avenue, will have as their guests for two weeks, | Mr. and Mrs. James Munger of | California, who will arrive tomor- row. Mr. and Mrs. Stinde enter- tained Wednesday nicht at an formal birthday dinner for Mrs. R. Vernon Clark of 5234 West- moreland place. In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Clark the guests were} Mr. and Mrs. Charies B. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiegand, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Ceisinger and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Leland. Mrs. Joseph Ramsey Brown of Dallas, Tex., and her daughter, Miss Margaret Brown, who have been the guests of Mrs, Brown's " ~ MISS MARIAN EPSTEIN NOON NAAN ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ ~ \S sie s N MRS. EUGENE THOMAS \ MISS MARIE AVERILL a > “Pd “oS . Sy : ~ = ‘ ‘ cae on . Px a 7 2 -— @ Se eee ee ee eee ee re a _ ’ —— : PRE 5, i, » te Super Service £m — Is Our 2 : r “4 Gronert was attended by _ Marie Wolfork as maid of} Motto amor and Mr. Haigh had as his Which means age a Henry Gronert, the the latest scien- ‘es —e 443 tifle equipment. fz ade’'s brother. A wedding din- clean towels, ab- for tie immediate members qntehy GREENE the families and a few close | Finger Wave or . Riends was served at Hotel Coro-| with Shampoo ee ao After a honeymoon in the | La Vera Facials, 75¢; Bisa @@ieouth. Mr. Haigh and his bride) icuri Ss) oo make their home in Chicago. tric, $t.0co; Mani ; Circuline Waves ee. Haigh is a graduate of Wash-| en University and member of) ; MRS. C. O. THOMPSON, FF ; Be pelta Gamnia Sorority. | Nesfle Expert La Vera Beauty § The marriage of Miss Geraldine | 204 N. 7th, at Pwunk. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phone GArfield 1113 H A. Funk of 5528 South —. ieand boulevard, and Robert "C wory Risse, son of Mrs. Nan Seenmidt of 5705 South Broadway, ' took place Oct. 19 at the Church Pet the Unity, the Rev. Dr. George RR. Dodson officiating. Mrs. Rob- BEAUTY SHOP, Inc [ff z. Mrs. Rob . ‘ é Mueller was matron o , Invites You to Share in Their ; a Dr. Mueller, best man. Miss ANNIVERSARY SALE : a Janet Funk, sister of the bride, 7 was bridesmaid. PRICES ; The bride was gowned in ivory on All Beauty Work TE gstin embroidered in seed pearis PERMANENT WAVING 4 sd crystals and wore her mothers Miss Maule has just returned from New fp 22S Vell causht with orange York with every new idea about perme fp *°**°"'* She carried lilies of the | nents, finger waving and beauty cultem EY ue wore pink chiffon | She will give her personal supervision to all work. 7 4 Miss Funk green chiffon, and | New and Improved S both carried pink roses. Permanent Waves A wedding supper for the briial) $15.00 party followed at the Forest Park | Finger Wave, 65c Facial, $x Hot Oil Treatment, $: Swirl Bob, 9% MARGARET MAULE ,,,2@a! oi peers 2 s tae? * * 5° : t1) eee ie ah; Oe tte, oe =. ee oie i 3 wes ee —" v abe, te ote yor pAOOOLLLOLLLLLLLLLULTLYULUUUULULTLUYUULLYLLLLULLALULU LL LULULLLRL IR Ahhyyyyy aes ; a ay “ei CANAMIMAGSSSa NSS S47 sha a Re PONE ee £ a THE MARGARET MALl ; ‘ - r Sac. 1h ar Br, CLD pero © ind = sie Wea“ ata ae et Paste A as. ns ua) - ’ - a “| ey RR Ae angina Lehn atlbeagpeee IBS . ob, Sa | ee . : ¢ Miss Averill will be maid of honor at the wedding of her sister, Miss Harriet Averill, and John “=m, Lancaster Porter, November 3 a i rs —— fk Jt As a x. mt, -” ESS & rt \ in. as Eugene and Leon Oil Permanent Waves $9.00 Shampoo, 50c Marcel, 6s5¢ Miss Epstein, the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Epstein of 4316 Lindeil boulevard, will be a mem ber of the cast of “Enter Madam,” to be given by the Little Theater of aenutniete . wi it CEntral pa oegged Washington University 91d BEAUTY SHOP, Inc. we parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Kk. at the Artists Guild, ‘ cn at. 4:30 a'canee ee Stanard of Brentmoor, have de- : : 9 S. W. Cor. 7th and St. Charles St., Second Floor a cm at 64 ; ) 3 \ es se December 8 and 9. | Same afternoon, Oct. 18. parted for their home. Mrs. Stan- ‘ | WN a. aoe So — : . . | o . —— , = "aa The bride was attended by 2frs. oon eer Cangater, Mrs. Lans-| - . . ‘SS —s is E. Kallenback as iatron den McCandk are planning sev- | Pat XANAX | oes EF. aien po | Tuesday, eral social ai =s4s for Miss Brown | | honor, and Misses Anna Mary _eeding «¥ when she ret. os to St. Louis next | a ; 3 @ Frances Cook, ee ot | ell will month to take part in en. Pee) bride, as bridesmaids. Emil Frei | ieteante ll tante parties. 2208) served as best man and Dr. Travis) aie ae fies & Kallenback and Brice R. Smith | © ) $n) as groomsmen. . o ) eH «After an extensive trip throvurh | * poms | E the West, the young couple will | 2#de . -— Sem ple fame oceupy their new home in Sner- eee ail | m: Wood Forest. . yet t | but ball, ae «CThe «marriage of Miss Leona) g’veh in at 2a te x : ; Lucille ® Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mohn Cook of Bartmer avenue, and ‘Julies Gewinner, son of Mr. John PGewinner of Virginia avenue, WAS i sgolemnized at Saint Rose Catholic _Louls. H. | Maryland ‘luncheon f Thursday, will be ma Another Dye: of @ a dinner 4@ |a theater i MRS. JULES F. SCHNEIDER, who was Miss Sallie Belle Griffith, daughter of Mrs. William F Griffith of 5204 Maple avenue. OO a the Miss June Fortlege of London.) Engiand, is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. Morton. Jourdan of 4605 Lindell boulevard. The visitor, who is making a tour of the United States, passed last winter in Florida and the summer She was formerly —Kandeler Mrs. Liston’s wedding took place October 26. Miss Estelle Langdale. —Dieckman. => > es ii ¥@ Nov en professor en to meet Dr. Witty socially while | refreshments are being served at the conclusion of his talk. Paul’ i ti i i i ee i li i i i a i i i a a i a a a a a le a a a el ee ee | Newberry, daughter of Mrs. George gress Hote eNewberry. and Vernice E. Smart was solemp- | formerly of St. Louis, , ~~ a *” feed at noon Saturday, Oct. 22, at) a. G. Slate. pperformed by the Birkhead, Christian Church. Jefferson City at the home of Mrs. | The eeremony Wis) Rev. Guthrie | pastor of the First. The bride was given in marriage her brother, John O. NewDerry | ef Kansas City, and was attended | Be by Misx Gladys Rogers of St. | ouls "2 maid of honor, and Miss Kate pmoore of Jefferson City «as ht ides- Pmaic. Miss Rogers wore flame- folored georgette and Miss Meore Zown of green crepe. Each car- Tied arm bouquets of pink roses. Miss Kat daughter Herndop avenue, wf at a djnne ace W. Se | place will Louis Coun ning, Nov. | ¥ of Miss | da*2...eF | Upthegrev | place. join their | take a Miss & ork will and her mother, Lady Allyce Grey- | Garrett of New York. [The bride's cown was 2f cut velvet | paneae pOf Alice blue shade and she car- | grove af L Tied a bouquet of lilies of tle W2l- | ¢hegrovell pley and orchids. Mr. and Mra. | mal debu, Smart left immediately for 2 m-tor | gignd in; (tip South and upon their return | P¥ill be at home in Jefferson City. O | The wedding of Miss Anna Marte PPicraux, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. '@. J. Picraux of 2212 Richert plaee. a pt0 John G. Doerr, son of Mr. and = ‘Mrs. O. Doerr of Maplewood, was. pSliemnized Monday morning, Oct. | & (29. in the Immaculate Conception ja Church, the Rev. Father Ryan of- | E ficiatin °. ' The bride was attended by Miss) Virginia Doerr, sister of the bride- | }8tePom. as maid of honor, and by | F Minas Ann K Courtney as bril = | ;™aid. Mr. Doerr was attended Dy | ed Picraux. the bride's brother, | F as and Francis J. Quan , as ie -roornrrsima nl. Social Diary of i The Debutantes |) i : here. formerly of 4403 Laclede avenue, ee oe A of their meW | Miss Louise Rexfor’, daughter; Mrs. John Stewart Tirle of : g avenue. | of Mr. and Mrs. Ley Peterson Rex-| Mansficld, O.. who has been the’ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allerton | ford of 4757 Westminster place, a: guest of her sister, Mrs. John B. | Cushman are passing their honey-' senior at Wells College, attended Denvir of 15 Washington terrace, | moon in New York and Washing- the Cornell-Princeton football | is passing a few days with her! ton, D. C. They are expected in| game last week. A classmate, Miss| brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and | St. Louis this week and will make | Virginia McVoy, daughter of Mr./| Mrs. William E. Hoblitzelle of 321 | their home for the winter with Mr./ and Mrs. James A. McVoy of 5124! Relt avenue. Miss Elizabeth Hob- | free from kinks and fuzz—a Wave you will be proud of. Cushman's mother, Mrs. M. Ames Positively no pain -vith our system. Entire head 5 Cushman of 6333 Ellenwood ave- | nue. Mra. Cushman was Miss | We can rewave your partly grown-out Permanent and make it look like new Inquire about our special low price. Betty Meigs, daughter of Mr. and Peter Pan Beauty Shoppe 1127 N. Union Bivd. Mre. R. J. Meigs of Lowell, Mass. Phone FOreet 1210 An Event of Great Interest $5 ||| Staged for Stout Women formerly of 11 Lenox plave, have. Our motto |) ( Marcel Wave, $1.00 SPECIAL THIS WEEK Swirl Bob, 75c Finger Wave, $1.25 French Permanent Wave, $7.50 St. Louis’ Only Establishment Where Madame Can Obtain a Swirl Marcel Permanent Wave, $12.50 hone MAin 2426 os Permanent Wave—Fall Specials A beautiful loose, marcel Permanent Wave with ringlets— Room 200 Carleton Bldg. 6th and Olive Sts. ‘? 2% “ , i. _ « *« Salon OUR SWIRL de Beauty. Inc. taken posseasion of their new home, | 33 Vandeventer place, the former. home of Mrs. Edmunds’ mother. Mra. K. Howard. Their daughter. | Miss Eugenia Edmunds, has as her guest Miss Louise McLanazhan of | New Haven, Conn., who was a member of the Carter-Walker wed- ding pacty. ) Mr. and Mrs. William G. Yantis of 5077 Westminster place have re. f T\\ ee —————“@ ad ——te, Stylea Exactly PERMANENT WAVE _ Beautiful deep marcel wave with ringlet ends. No kinks. 35 years in the hair business in St. Louis. Shampoo and reset, 75c: marcel. 50c; 50c Brillian- tine. 35c; $3.00 real hair switches, $1.50. ‘Service—Science—Satisfaction.” TALBOT’S BEAUTY SHOPS eter 1219 North T 5 S. Grand turned from a visit in Atlantic City Phone Ditheer sese phere Bids. Hirst Floor and New York. In the latter city. Hovrs @ A. M. to 9 P.M. GRand 4 they were guests at the Ritz-Cari- | ton. S | a Mrs. Luther Kennet of Coronado. | |): } | of the Amazing Results Cal. who has been the guest of | | | Hh . ° iit Accomplished for the Figure by the Mrs. Harrison Hoblitzelle of 5092 ||): -Poirette Compact Westminster place, has returned to | Made for Lane Bryant hest man. 4 aa Illustrated Sw You Are Invited to Attend An Interesting Demonstration Ghecilie te etiaatin eati Dr in ri i re ir ir ir re rece eee ic i is + i ire irc i ie Bei icine de ee. 6 st. ee a a i i i i i i it a i a a a i ne nee dh ih inh ton ihe. od... - i i i ee ee ee were rw rrr i i i ee el ee ‘ Rin Dec, 14. The guests wil 4 Invited to geome in costume and mask. Miss Bradley shared hon- | esterday with Miss Frances . PBlay nny at a debutante bridge FMincheon given by Mise Virginia PSmcd Miss Frances tcHly. daugh- . ters ard Mrs. Frank C. | EReiliy, at their home, Hil Top | Parn, en the Clayton road. Jn | p De. 12. Miss Derothy Maxwe’i) , wi cive a theater and supper par- Y for Miss Bradley and Miss Blay- | ‘ LARGER WOMAN | Cunningham's strikingly youthful styles are slender- izing to the last stitch—They are created for women who have not retained the slender lines of girl- -_ 1 hood—yet would dress smartly and fashionable. = hil Lingerie |' her home. of Mr. Headquarters @ Our unusual assortments are carefully selected from the style centers of all the world—France, Belgium, Por- to Rico, the Philippines—and of course, New York. @ Each garment is “BARRY QUALITY” in design, mate- rials and workmanship. @ You haven't seen the new- est, smartest ideas in Linge- rie and Silk Underwear until you've visited BARRY’S. : Come and See a Dress Fitted on A Live Model With and Without a Compact A practical demonstration of what a comfortable, flexible foundation garment achieves. a ee ; : . Mrs. George C. Barnett of 5642 | “STOUT” DRESSES $15 to $4975 Black satin and flat crepe Cantons are so much in vogue now. Each style fashioned with the slenderizing thought in mind. . aay dmermemnrqeiie: Apene * ; Se AS Nh INT LE TI LORIE POO A PORE ab = oe - => - - in. An - ~ =~ -_ _- ll i i i i i Miss Mary Delle Woods, daugh-| ter of Mr. and Mrs. David £E. ; vard, has returned from Decatur. hi Ii, where she was maid of honor). at the wedding of Miss Virginia | Baldwin and D. M. Burner. Hh] Hilda of 6249 Rosebury drive have i WEST-END SHOP returned from California, where|| _37%4 Washington Boul. they spent a very enjoyable sum- |. Beaumont Medical Bldg. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Francis m, formerly of Linden boulevard, and their daughter. Mrs. Frances Garrison McHenry, who ee a oem Monday—Promptly at 2:30 P. M. _ ‘Will pass the winter in California. ge Mra. William Mafittt of 4315 fane Pry ant Sixth and Locust a Ba Rgsbury place will give a the- | . H shee aa pater party followed by a supper of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hemen- | pvay of 35 Kingsbury place. | | Miss Anne Farrar Sempic. — fashionably correct and tailored distinctively | ra be Comes “ine Sa se ma em a Tm’ y 2 ae CUNNINGHAMS —t. Louis’ Newest Store a S¥ening. for her sister. Miss vtr- sManchter of Mr. and Mra. Freder- al affairs, Her aunt Mra witia Hemenway, debutante daugb- | Handsomely furred new Winter Coats, 6308] ick Humphrey Semple and Veiled Second Floor—East End Te be conducted by Mrs, Clack of our Cerset Department meee Woods of 7069 Kingsbury boule- \ 905 Locust St. ' | fa%ad Mrs. M. Kauffman and daughter mer. are now in Paris. wil! sail from place departed Thurs- _ OO a ete we

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—=——~ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ : ___-__SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1997 __ ____S§T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ , PAGES ] all | y O Z F | who will be matried to John Werb- eds | Morning - Choral Club & / eddings and Ye MISS JANET BLANKE 2 ie enh era dsen ayiens 1 oe ' 7%, Parties and Other | on ‘Nov. i, at the pander sac ay 4 ; onabceao ZZszZg , | ‘ ERSON | ter, Mrs. Clarence F. Striege o rter a FE O10 oo ‘ ZG . AVI Z MRS. J. ROBERT PATT | : i es Saeee e d ad To Have Informal Tea ngagements | LLL Lee , (i U1, y i Ui. , earl sys moun esses, ‘ ot df | Soc ial Events | $998 — MOE a - es , 4 'was the guest of honor at a One. : SEPEPEREBLLP ESS %G Y hile ° ite ftenge ‘i % % | 7 y , ov © oy, “/ . ~ shale . hd ’ *} iW ; : 42 “t >: ~ Pe VA A Gy, ONDAY. NOV. 7, the Mary- | Iu , neem: gives by Miss san me Lod; Y Site ville College students will be | well at the Town Club Oct. 10 ane 2 4 .% ; ‘ f SOOIIEIS. Ke ~ ‘** «* 4 4y % ‘~ — ~~ . AAs >. s o a > 3B HE Morning Choral Club will & NNOUNCEM ENT haw been | R tas Y""y, garden- have an informal tea at th 2 made of the engagement of | ; : a , . wa * he bridal Wednesday Club, Thursday an. f iss Dorothy Elkas, daughter | ee ae : wooded |ernoon, Nov. 17, following tha a Mrs. Isaac Elkas of 6514) nent yel- members’ day program in the " jing avenue, to A. Benjamin | ley and | ditorium, when Ann Mack. soprent a of Alton, formerly of Blythe. | ver con- | Will make her St. Louis debut. ®, ile. Ark. tenter of | --Invitations to become 4880ciate Piss Myrtle Neun, daughter of | 5 Choral ie and Mrs. Charles H. Neun of | ff Be | hostesses at a bridge , : eo he ; which will be held in the gym- luncheon at her home on Wabaca a ‘nasium. The president of the stu- | avenue, for the prospective briea, | dent body, Miss Marie Louise | Miss Nagel! and Miss Stockwell will | Hornsby. assisted by Miss Eleanor be members of the bridal party. 'Hickerson, Miss Genevieve Gauen, The Columbian Club wil! give and Mrs. Anna Louise Liversedge, its first dinner dance of the sea- | presidents of the junior sophomore son this evening at Hotel Chast ‘and freshman classes, with three Ladies Auxiliary, St. Louis Lodge students from each year will form wy 9 B. P. O. Elks will give its |the reception committee. annual card (party Saturday at | After bridge, which begins at 3 12:30 p. m. at the Elks Club, 3619 | o’clock, tea will be served in the| 7 ingel boulevard. 'auditorium of the main buiiding. oo |Among the servers will be Miss Ma- WW ednesday Club rie Louise Scott, Miss Virginia Cor- | - 'rigan, Miss Margaret Hennessy, Supports Mrs. Houts |Miss Ethel Nelson, Miss [ugenia Gill, Miss Beatrice Fehlig, MM: Inanimously indorsed. by t! | Margaret Clopton, Miss Ursula Ma-| Wednesday Club as its candidaio ‘loney, Miss Julia Kiley, Miss Betty for the office of President of the | McMahon. Miss Claire Peugnet:and | Bighth District Federation of Wom- | Miss Elton Taylor. en’s Clubs. Mrs. Charles A. Houts | The nembers of the Marvville has also been indorsed by an mae } Alumnae and of the Sodality of the | jority of other clubs in the dis- trict. She has served on the Eighth party | Oct. 29. Miss Vera Nagel gave & ee \) ‘ We We MAAN MOMMMAA™Q * be te ae ie ie ~- : aa al ,members of the Mornin : May Club have bee : a o Ge: greener Pepene extended to @ Wet Mees Enright avenue, and Ernest | a = 0 tebe oo a mem bershipg eS Coates were married Wednes.- | br Italy, including tickets to all concerts of Mae evening at the Church of the heymoon |the season. Mrs. Arthur W.H - A bridal supper Was | bey will | 108 Trevillian avenue, ig in ¢ ee S| er , a, 1e@ home of Mr. “who will | of new memberships. harge Ee eur “ . and anks- Two Odeon concerts with 3 Soo | Christ- | artists, and Christmas Vespers po he hag te ‘sega rare — | apart- St. John's Methodist Episconay Me™ ge — _—— a i | at Union | Church, South, are included in the A. i. — enabler st season’s program. ponald | “in addi-|,= laeieh Haigh, son of Mr. and Mrs. | pnins and Maries Thomas Haigh of Chicago, | party, in- ° fea tee place yesterday afternoon at! ker Sr., : ws My Goeciock at St. John’s Episcopal | Walker, SS (oe March, the Kev. John Nugent | ptt Bush, D | : | g. | r of the eT Seis, Gronert was attended by) .. “olfork ase aie : hi his Marie W olfork as maid of | ese Which 2 mor and Mr. Haigh had as his | of Miss the leduet aaker . ‘at man, Henry Gronert, the | rmington tific equipment, Baeide’s brother. A wedding din- | i itiere. pre arti Pl | e for tue immediate members| . “ee the families and a few close | peng = br Wave or Marcel, i mewends Was served at Hotel Coro- | ~pithenn La V hampoo e+-s006-9I.00 If Muedo, After a honeymoon. in the. - pores aap ge pee 75C; Elec. i @iawh, Mr. Haigh and his bride | .? 91-00, Manicurin i Mon make their home in Chicago. in June Circuline Waves His oe ; is | mber of MRS. C. O. THOMPSON, in Phe | Nesfle Expert | 0 rs. eons | ephew of La Vera Beauty Shop | | The marriage of Miss Geraldine ny, all of 204 N. 7th, at Pine i @ fork. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Phone GArfield 1113 NMleerry A. Funk of 5528 South. wend boulevard, and Robert MGregory Risse, son of Mrs. Nan | Mehmidt of 5705 South Broadway, THE MARGARET MAULE faok place Oct. 19 at the Church | ‘gt the Unity, the Rev. Dr. George BEAUTY SHOP, Inc. : 4 ite officiating. Mrs. Rob- Invites You to Share in Their fet Mueller was matron of honor, | Dr. Mueller, best man. Miss | : ANNIVERSARY SALE et Funk, sister of the bride, | } PRICES [was bridesmaid. | The bride was gowned injivory | NS WS . SO N > Poe S Ray SAN “ as « Se P04 Leee TON Ce C4 Oe TTS OD Oo O9.00 068-6 © eee wn we 0 00 oo nn 0 0000040500085 teen e SSNS SSSN SN SRR See ee a ease RRA CRS ~N SSSSSSSASASSS SAAS AQAA “iy ON see ~ . dypaietin Seta ear eee et &e& + ’ ‘ = - > Feng eee ‘ : a av i ge S90 me +: Sars 7" — aye a —— sane _ ell sabre 80 WAR art Aliag aisee iee . és _ seca orate ine . ‘ : ? é aaa et “i x Bs. sc avi Siren ae aS on 4 EO Oe Pada oe che Bi eee ee ae: ik leas eee ‘ ~ me eae sd gpecae ; stilt ttn ian be 3 i N . Mae ’ CT oe Setakotee kine od PO, poate . 4 Ned cms iy a ele Poa a Sie ke 3a ie ting af kin sie Fe Nag et x re Mpa SARALSASSARAS * —* “= ane’ SWSSSSSSSSSSSS pe # ie Saas De gee ot arte iar cae “” SSSASSELASALS SS ASSL ES BR ahaa ancanaannen ow DP 7) hpi ad oar fy EO ANT ~ COaaw os: ee eee SS eesesee sess eS Pees ess SBsai BRS LS EES OY i ne Se: nee ae a +e AAAALARREASR EER SES S& SEER EERE SE EERE SR EERE ES EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EE EEE . . , | Children of Mary of the Acadeay’ | of the Sacred Heart, Marylani eve-| District Board. She was delegated | nue through their presiden‘s, Mis.|;to attend the General Federation ‘William Julius Polk and §¥:3.! Biennial at Atlantic City, N. J., and | Amadee Reyburn, have promised | has served in the same capacity at their co-operation. State and district meetingr. a ™ =" ™ ee eS SSSA SSARSSAEBPABASDS SSS SASS ~ SS PSAP AA AAA SS ~ ~ pitas sabe Me Miss Beatrice Rapp entertained 14 tables at a bridge luncheon yes- ‘'terday at the Forest Park Hotel. Tornado Sufferer | Miss Rapp, who spent the past year v tin Europe, will pass the winter Open for Business ‘with Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Costello of aieeiaaee $3 50 '30 Arundel place. Rewave ‘ - $10 Permanent, with $5 00 The women of the First Congre-|] Ringlets......-++.--- gational Church, Wydown boule-/|] $15 Permanent, with $7 00 vard and University Line, will give RingletsS. ..sscecsses ope . the annual bazaar Nov. 22. ‘| French Marcel or % Rg eee : Wave Set 50c V4, | i se OODLE IE John Ealk gave a musicale tea | : 4 fee - Rs es | Finger Y gs «ESR Sea a yesterday afternoon at his home, Waves codes , : PM RE Bg : : 4178 Botanical avenue, for hisil sy anout ¢ violin pupils and their mothers. | His mother, Mrs. J. E. Halk, and MARY 7 BENDER Mrs. Gordon Jaques and Mrs. Paul BEAUTY SHOP bs Friess assisted in receiving the LIndell 3608 359 N. Boyle ae a ®& ek a se /; — pees ome dh a se , ae eS | | : : pe guests. Maryland-Olive Car GA f Oe RR a ne Sale aa. Lgl $ ——— ae 5 , Se eae - ie 2 eae A. surprise shower was given re- | 2 a ies eee Wi 70 00tte eg. ' : os 5 ae . , ‘ 5 : Sam . ny oe ce nt ] Vv for Ni iss Mi arguer i te So ost ~~" et td > > >, > > > > >> > > > > > > > > BAAD RARAALARA RARER EARARSR ELLER E EL ESE EERE HEEL EE EERE EOE ene i aaattainadiiinen dines a dhaminaienenael WH SS SSS WN SSS SVS SSR ARSSNER SE SRNR SARE RN RS Reena ees aa eet = Haigh is a graduate of Wash- | ‘egion University and member of Mita Gamma Sorority. *. + % . * ~ SS LAVAL AS SARS SRNSS ANS AAAAAAAAAAYR MRA er PR NOG eee Re OS NIE Anat pe Sensccpebeena nan scagpipeibgcen es Wentas i Phys a dm = Naa en ee ’ ; : ' ; WN Yj) 1111 p7 “nS! SHAMAN > Yor ~a4 ee ee % 4% ac eee eh oes oe EERE EES SEES EE EEE EEE SE EEE EEE ES EEE EE EE EEE EE (L4dhhhdd dd ; The marriage of 7 Mey ; Miss Averill, tose - ee a % ; of Mrs. Ignatius McMenamy, and John Lancaster Por- Z ter, formerly of At- ; lanta, Ga., will take SSS SS AVL LAARASRAA EREDAR EDAD RARER ARE RAEEEEE EE PEERS EE EEE TERE EEEE EE ELE LEC CCST CC Cee Ce eee ee ce ee ee ee re 4 ‘ "A CO he , ne , : ‘ wes « . ¢ MW WMAMAY — ss"). le el a ee \ WN ay ee a on All Beauty Work ‘atin embroidered in Seed pearis tJ aE 9 C ORT IE —_ , - . ‘ Ni et _ : 2 : PERMANENT WAVING pand crystals and wore her mother’s COMALMULLMULLALLLUILLULLLAILL Udy 436 [Us 4 UMLILLLLLLLLLLLILLAYYS SILL LLLLE LEME Vy i, Miss Maule has just returned from New |p Wedding veil caught with orange | nnve weal Phebe ' Whe ee York with every new idea about perma- ’ blossoms. She carried lilies of the Upercrveranaaesseacssessceesttl, % Me ee eaccnen - ,, nents, finger waving and beauty culture, | § ™’- : “ , 23 . Muell > pink chiff : her personal supervision to all work. Mrs. Mueller wore pink chiffon Miss Blanke, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. fand Miss Funk green chiffon, and se : . 2 Oil New and Improved i ceeiies sink roses. Blanke of the St. Regis apartments, will make her bow es | Permanent Waves A wedding supper for the bri ial at 2 tea Thursday, at the Bellerive Country Club. $15 00 b, party followed at the Forest Park ~Ashen-Rremaet ° Hotel. Finger Wave, 6sc | Facial, $r The marriage of Miss Lucille es ot Oil Treatment, $1 Swirl Bob, soc |@ Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs nero Paseo Zohn Cook of Bartmer avenue, and Maryland avent . GARET MA i> Phon | i se rh 7 f . ’ a ‘ he ey. “’Y (‘lith : ~~ | Wi r, SOT of . ohn uncneon Lor ner L of} Own Clu! Aire Maksley Collin {) UL Appointmentg Jules Gewinner, son of Mr. John % The ist Mrs. H. Blaksie’ ylins of 5 _ : rs aay : Thursday, Nov. guest ee , vr cs , AUTY SHOP I CEntral Gewinner of Virginia avenue, was; *DUTSGaY, — bes wa : Portland place will give a dinner ? ne. 910 silemnized at Saint Hose Catholic will be made u che’ ee. dance early in December at the ‘ : o . rr? ‘ Y) th 3 1) } - gerved 1s best man n nd per D irty }or Mis ‘ mé mpl . ai i ; i Y) eC. AI r. and M rs. & Kallenback and Brice R. Smi —, Mrs. Horace 6. | hittemore, and~ Miss # groomsmen. $757 Westmirster place, wi si - of Mr. and After an extensive trip throuzh @ luncheon for her a. Hotel ner om 2 Thiursdav *( ” Alics He West. the young couple will | ™ do Thursday, NON 1%. cessam . 3 . - AN KS fe Fe - * ™ . c . : Pe Oy A A OMS Wma d J , , 4 , - RRBARRSSSAAS a * WRSASSALALS FALSE SAAS ‘ + a ae «+ ee | | OF THE ‘ we —— ee ‘ SS SSS SS SSS SS SSS AAS AAAAAAAA SS fp , SEPP ELIME ont , ey Yo ; th,” » Yutuititesétttt ; 7%, 9 ff # eanrsaceserscpesscensesttttstth, Yt Jit 4, SOOOEEOREAEORREFUEFEPMERMM GLEE J AS * Me ibd bedded hdd s . , ISOEOPOLAEEOCEROEEEAPPEEEUBFIEBER EA 4 , t* hs 3 ? | ‘aad Grened! | | (INC.) Mrs. Patterson was formerly Miss Lucy Kendrick of Webster Groves. Her wedding took place October 22. | 3718 Washington Ave. —Schweig. WAV ASASASAS Saas ae eee easans _. ~ »* , w Che TR wwe > ns _ a e** " a > iow 2 ~AAAA LEAS XS SERS ES © Siete ieee tai tlt tt tt et te Se eS Ss eS I. KR. Collins is planning a luncheon, to be given the latter part of this leridiee! pasty for Miss Boy4| month. 1 Imported Perfumes, Cosmetics, FHARS' SUCCESSFUL OPERATION IN 1 Jewelry, Bags, Hosiery and ST. LOUIS INSURES YOU A BEAUTIFUL ff N ovelties SSS SVB sAAE ot: 4 ~AaAaL EA? &? RES SE RES >) SS SSS SS SS SS SS SAS RASS SS RASA AAAS AS give i | ~ (Coro- , Permanent Wave : Miss McKenna Was Formerly Foreign Buyer for Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney D. G. Co. rd Niedringhaus . °. | } Country Club CAAA LT TES SEES & EE ACA aAA REE ESE ASE SS EE EE Miss Charlotte Nelson r x tx 4 . das x “s Ne s oe > SVSASBRRSSASSAAAS ARLE RR SR REE SSS SS Rae eae ae anak 48 8 ESAS but ball, Ney. 15. which That Famous Horseshoe Curl—Beautiful, Natural The marriage of Miss Leona 2g’ ven in the Tower of t! Lustrous Wave Without Water-Wavine ‘o'nbs | NO INK OR FRIZZ—TRUS OIL PROCESS \Newberry, daughter of Mrs. George | cress Hotel. wig of Miss Aliti Javis, debutante; Gy — rs msec ee oma ent ; seal Nv). | 1Zh— ii oe ie ee aes Newberry. forme rly of St. Louis, ) oe laughter of .. an ‘s. Samus sleee Aaobubeode IVELLE SHOPS, 323 N. Grand. Lidell 8408 | : . 5 . % | ; : 2 Ww , , x es AA AAAAAAd sha POPP TOPO TEP Or 2 paad Vernice E. Smart was solemn- Miss Katherine Smith, debutante AVIS Ol 4 Opposite Shubert-Rialto Theater. Sundav hy Appointment. | _ 9 aoe at noon Saturday, Oct. 22. at daughter * Mr. and Mrs. Jay nirty guests hi een mvited. MRS. GEORGE C. ip R : re "17 co a w+ > - Cro *) ‘3 .1} vy) art yy +} > Miss Gladys Rogers of St. J OUIS | york will be the guest this week °TS 8 a& supp party at the “maid of honor, and Miss hats of Miss" Elizabeth . Louis ‘lub to be given by sx : i} é be 411,G@a i i ® i 27t ~s VW * Moo ‘fferson City as brides-) , ; ) Mr sterling E sdrnunds of 11 | re of Jeff reon (ity 48 Orica daughter of Mr. maid. Miss Rogers wore flame- | trotpesrove s ae pP Ls es . Mored georgette and Miss Meocre place Mr . ict . - i = sown of green crepe. Fach car- join their daughter on arm bouquets of pinit roses. tore a trip through Louisizna, Ar- Kirkwood, will give a Hallowee nti 7 :* cr , 7¢ ~ f ¢ roly rr : s 4 -tar +} senate tl: " . ; : + ry 7 | bride's zown was 2f cut \ Ct! kansas and Texas with Mr. Upthe- party this eveni: for their de- Permanent Wave $5 \ AN { 4 Zay/\ SY ‘ Wr¢ + Le M.. Boyd of es ica a 177 | eee suede and sh: 20d grove and his daughter. Miss Up-; butante daughier, Miss Josephine Violet Sherrel back from her sth ee eee Oe thO Sa thegrove? Who is making an infor-;.Boyd. The guests will includ aa vacation and ready to serve and orchids. Mr. and Mrs. mai debut, plans to sail for En- group of the debutantes and thei her many satisfied customers. Smart left immediately Tor 2 mtor gland in January. She gerved a& escorts. Miss Boyd will be J : trip South and upon their return | te wate eeren OUR NATURAL MARCEL N\()\W § page ge At Fight Nineteen i ararie {fl Hollywood Beauty Sho RT NEEDLEWORK SPECIALISTS FOR OVER THREE QUARTERS OF A CENTURY Picraux, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. = | REGULAR $15 3123 S. Grand pivd. GRend 6 woe ee ee . Biss G Deer won eee snd ~=3PRRMANENT WAVE ee Enviable Beauty LOCUST STREET TERN ERR NN RI NAN amg AN ly TENE ore Bey. atest ts ; Gig nayss aha ee NO tig we . Dy hari, Wes Te Facials niments We guar- Litt kk ee ee tea te LoeeT t)} BBR SRERER EERE EDS SEO Eee ee ee ee O. Doerr of Maplewood, was) }#: ®lemnized Monday morning, Oct. +33 STEAM AND OIL PROCESS: NO WATER OR FINGER WAVING 0. in the Immaculate Conception | i: | FOrest 1120. | ean the Rev. Father Ryan of- , s3f%: - § -. Ls : S4 + = 3 . A : —PResttul Arch Support nz. The bride was attended by Miss ' PERMANENT WAVE Virginia Doerr, sister of the bride- J ape ry oe me the hair ial in St. cate anced $ OS A a hme ms a LY Sa a PNY re Foot Saver Shoes attract attention in any company for their its yea - @8 maid of honor. and hy , one r for deep wares v ingket ends so much des oe | Miss Ann K. Courtney as bril-s- , ™ ™ Styles Gots p™Maid. Mr. Doerr was attended by || Fuga &? 00 ' ve ~ arent _ —T. R | ] refined beauty—smart stvles—the trim gracefulness they im IrCCOrda. and ankle ee | % : ) part to the loot and ankic. Exactly Sees ' @ Picraux, the bride’s broth=r, ye et Bob Wis Poet s% J — as ES. pharm'’s Tote Preparati : : , . ustrated best man, and Francis J. Quin aS 3 , OLCITT 909 » man . ry lust received—a_ record But those discriminating women who wear Foot Savers appre- bride-groorisman. ae: HIRS¢ EH s HAIR BAZAA R, TN¢ . shipment of the Wonderful ' I estful arch § arid se¢ “V9 7 R oer 4 ARCH-SHOE . ieneosiec cs -jate them even more tor the restiul arch Support and ¢a : Telephoue CEntral 2304 , he ii—~— to meet ’ | If. 902 N. ith St. , ie oe oe™~ - pe pe , 2 neg ee ai sea We rs and grace they give to the step. 5 ial Diary of - th , S ne increasing demat d TO! & a e | 7 | Se 2 \e ) - this Scientific HEALTH- T! : Ae Lek ””””:CUml ee pS 7 SHOE that offers all the Foot Savers’ exclusive, patented features remove the cause 1e Debutantes —. | | | . * . i i TEN proved Foot-Health | of foot strain and that. “draggy” feeling. They are con- | Permanent Wave ° nu ‘rom Page One. ! ap NS Fe Ne ee ee ee ne er rd Cit Real Hair Switches. $1.00 igs Toupes, Cut Hair Made Int mWil A, 28 sft Tir Ba Peep m ayecatg ate gia: 4 intended. , eee SE HOT RUN Mg. F 9) Ky ~ nt Se aang Atk eine «aoe SNe ae eee Pee te Rate i Nad Se han’ 0 > ay “ ee he eee i ti te i ’ : sl Dec. 14. The guests WwW ii] La g marc l ’ 4 extravagant prices. ; ‘ie invited to come in eostume and L y/ : Rea ai? Come in costume and | NE TONTY BEAUTY SALON, 3905 De Tonty St. ! ” yesterday with Miss Francés ' Phone GRand 4842 Park Av. Car | me oe > ~~ yney at a debutante bridge seem: seas atv 0A SS 1 ED EE ES AE ED ED) ES: SS ED SE aa ‘ CO _ ee ae Know for yourself the joy of wearing these famous Shoes. S ! 1—Built-In Arch Support Sizes Come in and see the new models and let one of a experts traps. Bea og ; pes aaas 4 in getting a perfect fit in this “Perfect Shoe.” Cheor by M \ mt ?__Fit at All Foot Points 2to 10 assist you in getting a pertect fi =#®On given by Mise Virginia 3 S. Miss Frances Reilly, daugh- | 3—Lighter in Appearance eee Of Mr. ard Mrs. Frank C. | ANNOUNCEMENT yA’ 7’ 4—Firmer. in Construction ey at their home, Hill Top s 11; : \ Se! | 5—Room for All the Toes Mam on the Clayton road. On Gertrude Levy & Lillian Smith \ Sea | $--Roors fo , a _— 12, Miss nahi ass ar e . y , ; ‘ x 6—Snug Fit at the Heel Pall give a theater and supper par- ANNOUNCE the Opening of their New Beauty Shop on ee > . 7—Ample Full-Tread Ball P¥ for Miss Bradley and Miss Blay- Tuesday, Nov. rst. We invite all we ee pn ger Sie * ‘a 8—Correct Walking Heel ‘ 7 | — — home where we will specialize in all lines o _» : | a tits é 9—On Straight eR Sat S Mrs. George C. Barnett of 5642 |f P©AUty COUNTY: ie | AAA to 10—On Combination Lasts Ee " as | SPECIAL PRICES FOR OPENING WEEK ae —— Shury place will give a the- | Ater party followed by a supper Permanent Wave, complete, Scalp Treatment ........ $1.00 Nines SS é we ‘ ™ Hotel Coronado, Wednesday | $9.50 Belcano Facial .... —. j Satin, Patent, Black or Brown Kid, Patent With Mat Kid Prening, for her sister, Miss Vir- |] Shampoo and Marcel.....$1.00 Plain Facial == mmia Hemenway. debutante daugh- | Shampoo and Finger Wave, Haircutting | res ae [= Of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hemen- $:.00 Manicure | You are invited to view the special Window Display and note their Smart otyie. Bt 9 STOUT” COATS 35 Ki vs) : a “ PTL PY uv t ali ig ; . oo GERTRUDE-LILLIAN BEAUTY SHOP ! You are invited to try on a pair and experience a new joy in walking ease | iss Anne Farrar Semple, hole * Gertrude and Lillian Billy Hennis : it Fis oT y\ ' I m, > " Dorothy Elliott ! . ! hter of Mr. and Mrs. Freder tai pf ammerenrin Expert Permauent ‘ aving Expert Manicuriet | 2 Siar, . 670 NN 6th, Near Locust - 716 Olive - 6118 Easton, at Weliston di. ~~ Offered in Ian and Black Kid and Black Patent Leather 9] 2.00 31 4.0 Mail Orders Promptly Filled T. J. REID SHOE CO. 411 N. Eighth St. Opp. Mercantile Trust Ce aM adler 7 \ agg. bapk OC bl styles are slender? created for women ender lines of girl- y and fashionable. ne ~~ ~~ ene a ie — _— = i A a i ndsomely furred new Winter Coats, each ™ Humphrey Semple and Veiled imonably correct and tailored distinctively for -_. : PREM HR ER: " Q e wetelela mero intine it nee ee svt rig yesh larger women—fine materials are used. eee Phet Queen, will be the guest. eG ariiad 9408" 403 Commercial Bidg by Appointment ™ honor at . number of attractive | S St. BK. Corner Sixth & Olive—-Entrance £214 N. Sinth “2 — s ' . affairs. Her aunt, Mrs. duis Newest Store ¥ a - ~ — ee Xe — ee a — 7 ~ - ~ . a ll ee ee EE EY EYE LK KEL YY » |] ; Oe atti tie aii ti lll Pe ti al ai atl - i ti i i tl tal i i ie aii ni a i tl al i er ee - -- . — - . tr a — - . s. SK KD Ee ee ed =... sssseeee ee ewwewewewewevrmwrrrhL rh”. SS Mi REIS PARQ ARTE LEN AI

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— Sait Mes tee wie . . . " e ‘ 3 Lp Big yeah Ah Bite Np ail te at Senay enna ae en ; es s- ar, pans a mn " 4 . , vs -— - . , a . fo ~ 2 te weg be we . : > ares Soar aa ane pes ssn : ‘ ae a ad So= ly ie, oe ed ) Tp etch apg a 3 : . a oe ae Hes re et. De” . eR L= ae ee rey ae we #1 ere ~ a aK & = it Pia nome Ory Nye eile eos mint p+ ee ae erate ere - seen - ia sanied ‘ eins hak A dN + hp dhe, Op Ser ttt 4 a da omens teasenatoatre “s ss mame " 2 ee P * . 5 A - et % apts sre 4 te Masked day with Mrs. Frank M. Miller of day by Mra. Joseph Marsh of North BS | SeGek Auditorium, Page and West ae parson estat > | East St. Louis | Atinounecement wae made Inet week of the marriage of Mica Tcila Thorieas and Hiseell King on Ave 17 in Bt. (lair, Mo Mr and Mre King are how athomein the Juan lia apartments an Biate aetreet, Mra King ie the daughter of Mr and) Mra. J. H. Thomas of Pavugeh ave: | Hue and te @ Bradvate of Blephene College at Columbia, Moa Rhe ia @& tember of Rigma tota thi Bornr jiy, Mr King atiended Univeralty | of Tilineis epent | H.. | Mies Martha Meoutlkin Inet vworhkiendad tin Tieomington, homeceany. | | ett: eyele mY fhe : Biante Nae ; vn lie if elie ing Poeleliiratinn at the thal Fr. hy el Among theese why went feo Cham atienad the tilinnie Mioti Paien t+ gen Pecthall pwpame My and Mre Andrew VW liareid C Raker Dale BRillman, T Melville Tames Mies «‘s Trap Peet Cleadfeliew, Mr. and Tinrelda Bullivan. Mer. and Alte lie 2 Tvs Tiareliad Doeneavan erefeorsiary were: | Te tere te, Oeherna Harper, Yiart Beohmitt Jr, Mia, | Tete | Mra °"™’? ttt Minh mired Nit and Misa Virginia I.vin of Bt Louis, | hae choren her attendants for her | foariiage 16 Harold Harding of Ieaet Mt. Louie, next Baturday. M ips | Mlary Vligabeth Lyon will bo maid | af honor, and the brideamaida Mrs. | kenneth bt. MeCurdy of Mast Bt. | Louis and Misa Aittha Sleeth of | lionne Terre, Mo, Robert Harding | will serve hia brother as beat man and Kenneth IL. MeCurdy and J. M. Lynn Jr., will be groomamen. The wedding will take place at &t. John's Methodist Episcopal Church In St. Loula with the Rev. Ivan Lee Hoit officiating. Franklin Hail of Dowagiac, Mich., who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Springer of North Thirty-sixth atreet, has de-| parted for Los Angeles, Cal, where | he will make his home. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Doza of New | York City are returning home to- | day after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Purke of State street, : Mra. Lawrenc: A. Ryan of Vogel place hag invited guests to a bridge luncheon at her home next Satur- day afternoon. Tomorrow evening at the Broad- view Hotel the members of the. Eaat St. Louisa Rotary Club will en- | fertain with their annual ladies’ | night party, The guests will enjoy | a bridge dinner and dancing. | Mrs. Hamer Evans entertained | Monday evening at the Community | House, the members of an evening bridge club and several guests. | Those present were: Misa Elaine | Johnaey, Miss Bertha Witt, Missa | Tviciiie Taylor, Misa FExzilia Scha- | not, Mra. James Clarence’ Leigh, | Mrs. Oscar Dalenbeck, Mrs, Lester | Gambcl. Mra. Edmund Holten, Missa Ruth Williamson, Miss Katryn | Cooper, Misa Heller. Kramer, Misa | Edith Markert, Mias Lucille Burton | and Miss Margaret Shreve. The tion of the tertained Iriday Hallowe'en party at Parent-Teachers® Associa- Hawthorne School en- evening with a | the | achool. Mr. cnd Mrs. Ray C. Harding of | Bienal Hill will entertain their bridge club Wednesday evening. Mra, Cecil Cleward of Chicago has returned home after visiting | Mr. and Mre Charles F. Merker | and family of Granvue drive. Mrs. James Egenolf entertained Monday afternoon at her home on State strect with a bridge lunch- con, Mrs. L. G. Keith of the National Hotel was hostess Friday at a bridge luncheon. : More than 150 guests attended the Hallowe'en dinner dance at the St. Clair Country Club last night. The club house was decorated in pumpkins, cornstalks and autumn follage and Halloween colors were used in the table appointments, The annual Halloween dance of the Knights of Columbus will be given at the club tomorrow eve- ning. Mrs. J. I. Van Ness and Mrs. Eugene Menges are to be hostesses Thursday afternoon at abridge luncheon at the St. Clair Country Club, Mrs. Morton Benham of Birth | Thirteenth street was hostess Tues- | day afternoon at a luncheon and bridge. A color scheme of yellow Was used in the decorations, chry- santhemums forming the center- | piece on the luncheon table. The New Idea Club met Thurs- Linden place, The Triple H Club will enter- tain the evening of Nov. 5 with a dinner dance at the Broadview Hote). Mra. H. L. Browning of St. Louls avenue returned Wednesday from South Bend, Ind., where she has been: visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sidney I. Goodner. Mra. Robert Rives was hostess Tuesday at the Broadview Hotel to the members of her afternoon club. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth L. Me- Curdy of North Park drive enter- tained their bridge club Wednes- day evening. Misa Leone Hencken of Loa An- geles, Cal., who returned home Wednesday after a visit in Fast St. Louls, was guest of honor at a bridge luncheon given last Mon. Twenty-fourth atreet. Ben Akiba Society to Celebrate. The thirty-fifth anninversary of the Ben Akiba Aid Society will be ata luncheon at 12 @oclock Wednesday at the Shaare There will be a meeting at 2 o'clock. & surprise entertain- 4 ; ee - Bnd avenues. Owed by . vl ila oc ot Selena Fe REE I ER paione : éace rete eI AOE _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . " —— LOL APRA LL ALLEL ALLELE ALCL ABIL - aay owe AE OLE LA ELLIO LOD LALIT AT wen See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 6, This Section STIX, BAER @ FULLER GRAND-LEADER 18 Large Chinese Rugs Of Luxurious Quality and Sumftuous Beauty— Size 10x14 Feet—Rare Values at The home that has been looking forward to the possession of a really fine Oriental of large size, may now obtain it at an exceptional saving! Each Rug in this choice group has passed rigid tests of its fiber, craftsmanship and design—each one is finely handwoven, with unusually thick nap, made to serve for a long, long time. Many marvelous designs and color harmonies, with rich blue, green, rose, orchid, etc. backgrounds. Convenient Terms of Payment (Moorish Room—Sixth Floor.) Ose 6) A C Christmas udget Plan ‘ you desire. First Payment as Low as Oye There Is No Extra Charge —for this service. have made your selection, a special charge account will be opened and the articles will be delivered to you immediately if O render helpful service at all times is one of the founda- mental principles of this store—and it is this principle which inspires the Christmas Budget Plan. This Plan isa special service which makes it easy and convenient for one to purchase gifts of enduring beauty and substantial char- acter—such as watches and diamonds—and pay for them out of income instead of making a large cash outlay. The payments are small, the amount depending upon the size of the purchase, and these payments may be extended over a convenient period. When you Make Your Selections Early There will be a large re- sponse to this offer—and we ad- vise you to make your selec- tions as soon as possible in | order to enjoy the advantage of The Convenient Way to Purchase Fine Watches and Diamond Jewelry — ee r butions made Pe ee ——- — en hm een nepainarena met Ns . ome eae ON NEI somreast SOLED ALOR Pe APO A A ~ ese ee ee ee ne eaten ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH re Your Gilt Now to The Community Fund ls Piles Giles tc Onc Fifty Social Agencies are enabled to carry on their year-round work through contri- NOW to the Community Fund, Let everyone give, and let every gift be a liberal one! New Lower Prices on Atwater Kent Radio Electrified Model No. 49 in W alnut-Finish Hi-Boy Cabinet 144% In Hi-Boy The set is tone, Hi-Boy in. Compart complete assortments. 10% (Jewelry Section—Main Floor.) of Purchase Price A, Give New Charm to Windows With These Embroidered Swiss Net Curtains and Panels Embroidered Swiss Curtains 5498 Durable and yet so soft and fine in appearance, these fine Swiss Net Curtains are made with effective em- broidered borders and smart scalloped edges. A _ wide range of patterns is offered in this group, priced only $4.98 the pair, Duchess Point Curtains On the softly toned beige- color net an applique pattern in choice of a wide assortment of exquisite patterns makes uchess Point Curtains these emart! = ny a Richly Embroidered Swiss Panels You could not choose more correctly for the living room or dining room windows than these lavishly embroidered Swiss Net Curtains. The de- signs are lacy, with many ar- Rare values; each... 99.98 Panels, Scalloped and Fringed, Each | 53398 Newly arrived are these beautiful sheer Net Panels embroidered in a variety of all-over patterns. They have the decorative scalloped bor- der finished with deep rayon bullion fringe and make a most elegant impression. Special Group of Swiss Panels Grouped at only $2.98—an exceptionally low price—is an assortment of these new popu- lar Curtains made with scal- loped borders and finished with lustrous deep rayon and cotton bullion fringe. Many beautiful we patterns, 2.9 g _ well - proportione !, Cabinet With Loud Speaker encased in a L two- Cabinet with a Tru-Tone speaker built- ment below shields accessories. Atwater Kent, the Radio celebrated for its depend- ability of reception, its selectivity and tone quality, its perfect ease of operation, its convenient compact- ness, is now offered at new LOWER prices. Radio above is Atwater Kent Model 35, a six-tube, one-dial, electrified set, embodying all the well- known Atwater Kent features. The Complete With Philco Power All equipment is in- cluded. The new automatic Philec Socket Power eliminates all batteries and operates the set from your light socket. Convenient Terms May Be Arranged (Radio Dept.—Fourth Floor.) —— Housewares Table Top, $1.95 White porcelain, slight imperfections; size 25x40 and 25x4244 inches. Baby Tub, $1.19 Large size white enam- eled oval shape Tub. Sunbrite Cleanser 10 Cans, 39c For cleaning, scrubbing and dishwashing. Buying limit 10 cans. Electric Iron, $2.19 Master, 6-lb. size; ele- ment guaranteed 1 year. Radiator Shield, $4 Steel, adjustable from 11 to pe eg gilt or alumi- Bath Scale, $10.95 Detecto, weighs up to 300 pounds; accurate. TeleDbhone Orders—CEntral €500 Ventilator, 53¢ Adjustable frame inches high: extends to 9 inches in width, Wash Boiler, $3.98 rge No. 8 size, all per Wash Boiler, heavy metal cover. > Waste Basket, 3% All-metal, i decorated, many colors. Clothes Hampers $1.98 and $2.49 Willow, round shape with close-fitting cover. ; Electric Heater, $5.98 Universal large size with copper reflector; gives im- mediate warmth. C4 O-Cedar Mop, 79¢ Choice of the popular triangle or dusting Mop. (Fifth Floor:) Special Terms on the New Hoover at $59.50 First Payment $9 3 a ee Balance in Monthly Payments With Small Carrying Charge In your daily cleaning you will find this new Hoover a real time and labor saver. Quickly and thor- oughly it beats and sweeps as it cleans. And now you can obtain this new Hoover on remarkably easy terms, An allowance will be made for your old sweeper when you purchase this new Hoover. Call CEntral 6500, Station 126, and we will send you a Hoover for trial in your home. (Fifth Floor.) - COMMUNITY PLATE CLUB PLAN ~~ Special Offer for THIS WEEK Only! PATRICIAN BIRD of PARADISE PAUL REVERE Hey é >’ * af f ‘ Y : ey $4, 7 “4 Dae ,* ‘ 5 ‘ . ADAM ho GROSVENOR Sa] HAMPTON ? | é The Home and Hostess Set 29 pieces, service for six, $35.25 37 pieces, service for eight, $44.50 20 pieces, service for four, $25.00 All Sets With Stainless Knives First Payment $3 00 as Low as Genuine Community Plate is now within the reach of every housewife. Select Your Own Design—Select Your Own Pieces— You Pay Only Our Regular Cash Prices! Teaspoons Table Spoons Dinner Forks Salad Forks Oyster Forks Pickle Forks Berry Spoons Sugar Spoons Six, $7.75 Lo 4k, 87.50 ov dee OF.80 Six, $7.50 ose. 0iB, $5.95 ..Each, $1.50 ..Each, $3.50 .. Each, $7.25 De Luxe Stainless Dinner Knives, hollow. handle, Set of six for ..$123.00 Stainless Dinner Knives, modeled handle. Set of Butter Spreaders, Six, $6.25 Butter Knives. Each, $7.25 Salad Dressing Ladle, $2.25 Pierced Pastry Server, $4.25 Pierced Round Server, $7.25 Sets in Trays. or Cabinets— 20 pieces up to 243 pieces, priced....$25.00 to $3797 Matching Hollowware in Paul Revere, Bird of Paradise and Grosvenor (Silverware Dept. and Square 17—Main Floor.) Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Loula Men's Gloves, 59c Sample lot of 1200 pairs of men’s fabric and wool Gloves, all sizes and ¢z- traordinary values, Glassware, $1.00 Colored Glass Sugar and Cream Sets, Fan Vases; Cheese and Crackers, Han- dle Cake Trays, Candy Jars. Gowns, $1.00 Long-sleeve and sleeve- less cotton flannelette Gowns, in stripes and flesh, peach, white; trimmed with - stitchings and braid; sizes 15 to 20. (Square 19.) Children’s Shoes, $1.98 Patent leather and tan blucher styles; sizes—chil- dren’s 84 to misses’ 2. (Square 14.) Bedspreads, $1.29 “ Attractive designs s ) ed on unbleached m with pink or blue stripes. Cricket Sweaters, $2.95 a 4 Boys’ Cricket Sweaters of pure wool and rayoR yarns in V-neck, pullover style; sizes 28 to 36. (Square 16.) Watfle Mold, $3.49 Electric Waffle Mold with heating element in up- per and lower grid. Linen Towels, 59c Round-thread linen elab- orately hand embroidered in Porto Rican designs, hand 18x24. Square 1) Table Sets, $2.29 Heavy linen damask hemstitched cloth six ins. U Quantity limited. (Square 1—Main drawn edges; size ( : a : f Ba vith 4 7 cauke RIMIC HS TE ESS ge is a 4 . » oe y value. * +, ee Fioer.) — AF EAE GSES ORE REET 1, ee es ie Se PRCA AR oth gh Ste OGRE TES oe Ms iio i 6 RICH A Notable Present s- ‘O8= $: | Coat at their loveliest, | —incorporating those det trimming that Paris considers broadcloth, velvet and suede-t they have the straight, flar molding ‘silhouettes, emphas and borders of fur and flatte crushed and new standing sha will notice especially the sup the furs so lavishly used as tf “ = if a4 PP! op Fox Lynx Fitch Kit Fox | Pt Px These featured groups are part lection of Coat-fashions which ass choice of models that meet your im of type and occasion ......++-++s The Models Pictured— A—Woman’s Malina Coat, Rt B—Miss’s Malina Coat with S. C—Woman’s Rayosa Coat with S; ’ “* Begins Mc da the Season's 39-Inch Satin Crepe Closely woven heavy —_ for iceable wear; in new Fall ec 2 39-Inch Canton Crepe « A continuing favorite for Winter; full color range. # 39-Inch Weighted Georgette” Sie Fall coore are inca 39-Inch Washable Crepe Sate Srieeer a eam -39-Inch Flat Crepe ull Crisp and firmly woven; ‘a 5 * Spee i an Oe, Imported Chiffon Velv ts 20 dscwe ved 94.90 | brown : eek

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sewares 5 | Ventilator, 53c ght ; Adjustable frame Ir inches high; extends to 39 inches in width. Wash Boiler, $3.98 Large No. 8 size, all cop- per Wash Boiler, with heavy metal cover, Waste Basket, 39¢ All-m etal, beautifully decorated, many colors. Clothes Hampers $1.98 and $2.49 Willow, round shape with close-fitting cover, Bios Heater, $5.98 Universal large size with copper reflector; gives im- mediate warmth. oer eam = ove aleaeiiedie ethene RRC, aie Se O-Cedar Mop, 79c p to Choice of the popular ; triangle or dusting Mop. (Fifth Floor.) RII Ct nin omc Ce a Ap St a er: paaeienen om " ~~ > . . a x ‘ sit a 4 Fox Fitch ~. ~ ~ Beaver Lynx Wolf Kit Fox as ‘ ‘ ~~ “ —,* « ss “4 oe San VON ex WS “~S 1. = “ae A a Caracul CP ds’ a These featured groups are part of our extensive col- lection of Coat-fashions which assures you a marvelous choice of models that meet. your individual requirements of type and occasion $49.50 to $295 i Models Pictured— A—Woman’s Malina Coat, Russian Kit Fox, $195.00 B—Miss’s Malina Coat with Skunk Fur, $98.50 C—Woman’s Rayosa Coat with Skunk Fur, $98.50 | (Third Floor.) eel SEER EEE mene = Two Weights in Sizes 34 to 44 ° Stecrally Priced, Merode Knit Union Suits are made of the finest selected GRAND-LEADER RICHLY FURRED COAT | A Notable Presentation... for Women and Misses \\ “4-5 \\\ “se \ t ‘ eginning Monday—Th Men’s Sample Gloves Four Thousand Pairs Grouped at Three Low Prices Offer Most Extraordinary Savings $745 Choice of cape or suede Gloves, all perfect, made with snap fasteners in strap-wrist style. May be lined or uylined; gray, tan and blatk. All sizes are available. $4.95 Mocha, capeskin, buck- skin, goatskin and other desirable leathers. Colors include cream, craven, brown, gray and cocoa; lined or unlined; snap and strap wrists. ah Pigskin, fine mocha, buckskin and Ripproof capeskin are included in lined and unlined styles. All the popular colors and all sizes, both regu- lar and cadet. An Excellent Opportunity for Early Christmas Shoppers. WNérodé Union Suits for Women +4 (Men's Furnishings—Main Floor.) Boys Heavy Sweater Coats —of All-Wool Yarns $6.95 Warm Sweaters of pure worsted yarns with large shawl collars and two deep pockets. ide variety of PAGE 5 oe LIL TT I EE TT NR eR SR Re Ten RR Ae nc ‘elena re at eee ninth easy AAO TE Be a aa #2 yarn, knitted into the softest weight-free textures, cut to form and hand-finished with smooth unobtrusive seams. One model is of medium-weight fine cotton with built- up shoulders, tight knee, reinforced crotch. The other is solid colors including ma- roon, Kelly, Oxford, black and navy. Also attractive schoo] combinations. Sizes DRL EMS TL EE ANIL LAE RE NDOT BAN a Bt Aly Payments ng Charge aaning you will ver a real time ickly and thor- d sweeps as it ‘you can obtain on remarkably , will be made ber when you mew Hoover. Station 126, you a Hoover e. (Fifth Floor.) Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Men's Gloves, 59 Sample lot of 1200 pairs of men’s fabric and wool Gloves, all sizes and ex- traordinary values, Glassware, $1.00 Colored Glass Sugar and Cream Sets, ‘Fan Vases, Cheese and Crackers, Han- dle Cake Trays, Candy Jars. Gowns, $1.00 Long-sleeve and sleeve- less cotton flannelette Gowns, in stripes and flesh, peach, white; trimmed with Stitchings and braid; sizes 15 to 20. (Square 19.) Children's Shoes, $1.98 Patent leather and tan blucher styles; sizes—chil- dren's 8% to misses’ 2. (Square 14.) Bedspreads, $1.29 ttractive desi ed on unbleached. a A with pink or blue stripes. Cricket Sweaters. $2.95 Boys’ Cricket Sweaters of pure wool and rayon yarns in V-neck, pullover Style; sizes 28 to 36 (Square 16.) Waffle Mold, $3.49 Electric Waffle Mold with heating element in per and lower grid. ea LE ELEN MGS i ME ts 8 SARIN a ee ee AND tg oR When the Bride Selects Her Veil —What a pleasure it is to find, in the seclusion of the Bride’s Room in the Mil- linery Salon, an extremely wide selection of exquisite Veils and bridal accessor- ies, but recently arrived from abroad, where they were personally chosen by our own representative! Or, if the bride has certain ideas of style, type, elaborate- ness or simplicity, our designers will create a veil especially for her. Orange Blossoms in gsc to $3.95 From Paris ... sprays and bunches Lace Veils from Belgium, embroidered with pearls $17.50 to $35 Diadems to match . $1.50 to $10 Bridal Illusion, yard .....$1.95 to $4.50 Imported Orange Blossom Wreaths, a wide selection $1.25 to $4.95 (Third Floor.) NOVEMBER CALE OF Imported Lace and Embroidered Veils, to 3 yards long .....-. o..-910 to $29.50 7 > “Mm > [__ oe Pose bee «a eet } ara 4. . 7) Ts at S Begins Monday Morning—Featuring a Remarkable Group of the Season’s Favored Silks at One Extremely Low Price f 36-Inch Changeable Taffeta 39-Inch Satin Crepe Closely woven heavy Crepe for serv- iceable wear; in new Fall colors. 39-Inch Canton Crepe A continuing favorite for Fall and Winter; full color range. 39-Inch Weighted Georgette Strong and serviceable; all the pop- ular Fall colors are included. 39-Inch Washable Crepe Suitable for dresses, undergarments and schoo! frocks; all colors, 39-Inch Flat Crepe Crisp and firmly woven; in black and the most desired colors. Many two-tone effects for making pillows, draperies, lamps, etc. 300 Silk Dress Lengths New 39-inch Fall Silks in solid col- ors; 244 to 4% yards to a length. 33-Inch Japanese Kimono Silks Lovely floral and conventional de- signs; multi-color combinations, 39-Inch Black Crepe Satin Heavy quality Satin Crepe in rich lustrous black; rare value. 39-Inch All-Silk Georgette Strong, heavy quality Black Geor- gette for serviceable dresses. Satin Crepe Sheila 39 Inches Wide $9 5 5 Special at, Yard A heavy quality Satin Crepe with a soft lustrous finish, in black and an extensive range of Fall colors. (Second Floor and Square 25— Main Floor.) Imported Chiffon Velvets Metal Embroidered Silks | Sememeeg 95 | Sets 54.19 | Special at, Yard All silk-face dress Chiffon Velvet Plain and printed Silk with em- broidered metal in floral and scroll is offered in black and brown tones, wood and grape shades and patterns comes in afternoon and eve- other afternoon and dark colors. ning colors. of heavier quality cotton with rayon stripes. Women’s Union Suits of rayon-and-wool, low necked, sleeveless, with tight knees and built-up shoulders. Sizes 34 to 38 Sizes 40 to 44 Women’s Union Suits of rayon-and-wool with Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, and knee or ankle length, Sizes 34 to 38 Sizes 40 to 44 Merode stocking-top. Un- ion Suits of fine cotton; bodice or built-up shoulders. 34 to 38. $1.25 Sizes 40 to 44 | Merode Shirts of fine cot- ton in Dutch neck style, and elbow sleeves or high’ necks and long sleeves. Sizes 34 to 44 for . 95c Drawers to match ....95¢ Wool mixed rayon-striped Shirts with Dutch necks and elbow sleeves or high necks and long sleeves. $ 34.tO 38. ccrccccccoenes Sizes 40 to 44 Drawers of rayon -and- wool, knee and ankle $2 length; 34 to 38 Sizes 40 tO 44...++++$2.50 Tailored Merode Rayons Merode Vests are in peach and flesh tints; Bloomers in pastel and street shades; other gar- ments in pastel shades, Step-Ins Step-In Combinations Sample Handkerchiets From Switzerland A Shecral Purchase—Imfported Direct—Offers W onderful Values in Three Groups at 15¢ 25¢ 50c Thie large and delightfully varied group of sample Handkerchiefs comes from one of the foremost hand- kerchief manufacturers in St. Gall, the Swiss city that ig famed for its lovely handkerchiefs. They are of fine Irish linen, English cotton and Egyptian yarn. Each Handkerchief is exquisitely made. Embroidered in lovely multi-colored designs or in all-white with embroidery that cleverly repro- duces the fine Appenzell handwork, these Handker- chiefs will make delightful Christmas presents or chic additions to the color effect of the costume. (Handkerchief Dept. and Squares 18 and 21—Main Floor.) 28 to 36. Men's Heavy Sweater Coats Heavy jumbo and Shaker knit garments with shawl style collars, ribbed cuffs and two pockets. All the favored solid colors. Sizes at $6.95 46 *fenenseeceeveaeeneees Windbreakers Men’s and boys’ Alaska Windbreakers made of heavy suede cloth in tan and gray. They have aviation style collars and $3 50 elastic bottoms .. ' Sweater Coats Baby Shaker-knit Coats, warm and durable, yet light in weight. Ideal for men who — vo ia neatness of a rance - enlent out inconv $ 5.95 bulkiness _ eeneee (Sweaters—Fourth Floor.) Newest Toilet Sets in Pearl-on-Amber Style Unusual Values in Sets of Various Sizes in Many Beautiful Colors $9.35 A mirror, brush and comb, three lovely pieces, are gracefully shaped and may be had in white, rose, green, or maize colored pearl ef- fect on the amber base. A delightful gift set. 1.422 Toilet Sets of 10 pieces, mirror, brush, comb, glass powder box, buffer, picture frame, cuticle knife, shoe- horn, button-hook and file, have white, pink, green or blue pearl on the amber base, 15-Piece Toilet Sets 15-piece Toilet Sets include mirror, brush, comb, glass hair receiver, glass powder box, doily Rwy 4 buffer, picture framé, tweezers, salve scissors, A -hook, nail file. Choice of dainty blue or green pearl on the amber bate ...... cuticle i ¢, shoe-horn and $19.85 (Main Filoer.) 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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH h and is now with his chil-| Se McGilvray of Pasadena, Cal.,|Mrs. Joseph Weir of Lockwood | Neer for the fall seasom, his home w home at Sulphur who has been her guest during the | avenue. - ~ —_ Friday ey ” The firet meeting of the arctiaed | ‘s ool symahsl a : SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _._— birthday. The | Webster Groves PAGE 6 _ Miss Ruth Trimble, daughter of | to celebrate her Mrs. J. H. Trimble of Oak street decorations were in gave a party Thursday afternoon colors. i nenidenemeseinnme | kin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dav- ‘id Larkin of Garden avenue, whose dren in their ne | marriage to Eugene Kropp, son’ Springs on he Lemay Ferry road. | | pant month. of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kropp, will be an event of Wednesday, Nov. oF | PP Rare pig ra 4 were eae € ‘y » = “ ane me hs, I fate mee ABI eget _ ) Sn cnn ethene 7 a a f, . ‘* pany Se ran Pro — ‘ - ’ ? eet we BS t 1. yf: o " —~ — eal ‘ ges dete ere eps TO aN Bese TS aR on FN ETE " * OUT OLE NPIS OLE LE TN ea ee a a ee of sage gg sgt ope age scone 5 Sonate CEMiliams Relieve Those Aching Feet! Dr. Sawyer’s Cushion Sole Shoes for Women “Made Over Combination Lasts, Built-in Steel Arch Supports” The VENETIAN Pattern As comfortable as they are beautiful, keep feet in perfect health. Has cushion insole of best piano felt, giving ing _—ag absolute foot ease. De- : veloped in Black, Glazed Kid or Patent Leather. Sizes 21, to 9 Widths A to EE *7 Oxfords or High Shoes Oxfords and High Shoes of soft black Sizes 40 to 56 af ‘ Values to $25 An unusually low price for fashionable Ceats like these including many styles twe pictured. Velours, Bo ee Lane Bryant i = Shoes Monday and and tered Only! | Schynidt, Mrs. William Mr. and ae Jasper Blackburn | ‘of 457 Hawthorne avenue, their | | daughter, Mrs Cha her young daughter, Margaret Vi 'ginia, have returned | trip to Columbia, Mo. | Mrs. Ralph Sample and her 6on, 'Oscar Sample, who have been | spending the last four months in | | California and Nebraska, arrived | LucKY | in Webster Groves Tuesday. They | ) ™ Stops Falling Hair. Cor | | dandruff and scalp ecze- | are staying at the home of Mrs. | Willlam Sample for a few days. ' : Mr. and Mrs. R. ries Smith, and | West Jackson road have returned | ‘Club in honor of her sister, r- | from Rochester, Minn., where they | from a motor spent several weeks. dward T. Hall lall of Berry road, land Algonquin Lane has given uD > hostess at a bridge luncheon last) ‘small daughter, Carol, of Bronx- Ma ~ "de S : . ~~ A —__ = = : >_—- 606-8 Washington Av.—Thrs to M onth -End S yy ew any a. ‘ie a - ae 4 E* » % “elisa . caste :, 2 OS Re ot es os a Bic get Ba bite! A ii > La 4 & Smart New Models T ; From Our Higher-Pne Choose from our vast stocks SHOE aopemegess, KLINE'S Balcony —soft suede In this lovely new Pump the | of the Suede is trasting trimmung¢. It combines the season's Suede—in Black or Drow] fashionable Genuine Lisart 8 Fine Sheer Silk Stocks A very sheer all-sith Stocking of e Po the eer “we Rieiees $2.95. v by the

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- __ ST.LOUIS POST. | | 3 POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 7 Mrs. H. E. Miller will describe the | “Modern Italy” was under the ht P. Tillman read a paper on the/Knabb and Mrs. M. J. Walsh read ( solin! and his government. Mrs. 1] Season pi e ; Activities of Panam y 250n, wip _ . as , | a Canal and Mrs. C. W. Ny-/leadership of Mrs. W. C. Brown, |/ife of Mussolini. Mrs. Frank/articles on what critics say of Mus- Conti | ate tun strom will tell of the’ women of | who gave a geographical descrip. en — _ ne held next Friday . y evening ’ he Archery | High School gymmag; ~s ? ( J i 4sium. Omen S lubs Hawaii. tion of Italy. The balance of the The Kirkwood Study Hour Club hate ite was devoted to “Political seusieshiahitiha held its regular meeting Tuesday at | +*@/y Under Mussolini.” Mrs, G. W. . . The Social Economy Section of| the home of Mrs. E. M. Clausen, ; Baumhoff told of the type of gov- / Month-End Sale the Wednesday Club M » Miss Kate| 225 Blackmer l Webst ernment existing i A | Ro ' place, ebster & in Italy at the | | + . th, chairman, will hold its first | Groves, with Mrs. J. H. Wright as-|€2d of the World War. Mrs. A. in the $5 Hat Section SS we HSE VU | Ms 606-608" Washington Av.—Thru to meeting of the season, Wednesday, | sistant hostess. W. Sanders spoke of the “March at 1:30 p.m. Mr. J. Pp. Street of| The afternoon’s program on} Rome” by the Fascists. Mrs. Metal Cloths! Satins! Felts! Velvets! London, England, wil] speak on Surplus assortments of smartly styled Hats assembled “Simple but Fundamental Ques- tions of England.” Mr. Street has You’d be surprised done industrial re inati : search work for fascinating models—made the British Government in the eat. . us from fine, selected eee for this month-end sale at a price below actual wholesale . cost. Fashion-wise women will recognize in this offering water if ZOEY cura Soap, followed a Sih Wie retired from the British Min- are Stry of Labor, in which he held how much farther your money onies and in severa] E uropean ; ot countries. - Remodeling and Repairing » many of the newest styles for Fall. All head sizes for women and misses. application of Cuti Ointme i”. Vi f i . gently rubbed in, i nt, : Ze : . i Al : the position of chief of the Minj- goes at our second floor store. e \\ mama (i is 37 ¥ mum Wage,Department. He has See the season’s very newest f, F : . . At 3 p. m. the History and Lit- . SS istin TBR hin Mar k erature Section, Mrs. Walter M. Landers rea riman Fur Co. pare Se gaaderng 823 Washington—2d Floor | Lockwood | Club, for the fa Cy ta? je ’ ‘ $5 ee » » a onan _ . eorumeinictidatacs a ee ae : me + -Aenpanensie : Rae “aaa, Pt AU ma enn og 2" teh ena UOtish apis AGRA Pome eer ee : wa RS eos nee A eat Taney me Mane hg leer eee sametioemeeee ? - ita oa bire s stina 0 tall we “ ts ze = Sen A silty siead es hecidliarktaiee ai eG 2 4 ts bli aes *eeee > 8 * 2 eees?® Sa een ene She RR, Ope fg onto YBN, Ke ame 8 ithe the feet is: | : x ; i hing Os Aw R é | its first program of the year. The a Se dus ok bon tn subject for this years study is trol is in the elastic. That is why a Discontents.” Miss Grace Kenlastic—the supreme quality ams is leader for the day. She knitted elastic—is used by mak will speak of the Social Revolution, K R ‘ P _cmaggre 1363 to 1509, illustrating with Jap-Knotted Replica Pearls, $1 i i Bouton Dusting Powder, With Large Puff, 39c - siete ae corsets in a Co their better models. A wavy blu ngland’s “Pier’s Piowman” and - A limit f r Moore’s “Utopia.” sas whte ma - herp offered xe this low _— In N Coty Rouge, $1.19 Trejur mpact, 59c ste and flesh tint only. Exceptional in quality. . Dr. West's Tooth Brushes 39c ol Se A ey ee pr eee et AEP oe Se teres ing. Cuticura Talcum | Bartlett, chairman, will meet for > er 0 TOILETRIES SPECIALS! Laces “ a SETIOCN: Ra erage: + Me, line, inside the corset at top and bottom borders of the elastic, A business meeting for the club RE identifies this supreme quality. is called for 1 o'clock the same siege tae at ate Listerine Tooth Paste l6c afternoon. ° 7 KLINE’S—Main Floor. be Ken] ti 3 The executive board of St. Louis : 2 ias i Seg saet ee ae eee heathy ade — oes ewe: & NRE eo te: CONSE «AALS, te eke dull a nO tee: ~~ Set Ren eae ee — ge - CE we ot ite. he: ees members of the class read selec- tions from Act 1. Miss Morse de- 4 ned obsolete expressions, and ~ die! k % e* fe . called for a general discussion of Extreme Reductions Prevail Monday on Seasonable Apparel i VRA the characters. “ - ° | | : Throughout the Store Affording Savings of Exceptional Importance —— #4 a - > - The regular meeting of the St. ze Louis College Club will take place -. 606-8 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. Tuesday. Tea will be served from 3 to 3:30 p. m, and will be followed , : Girls’ Dress Special! $3.95 ig Month-End Sale of by a program at the club, 5428 Del- * oe ints : ) ; | | £4 nieve’. eS 3 Smart youthful styles in jersey and crepe de chine . a ee a : Dres SeS in sizes for Miss Seven-to-Fourteen. 3 F u r -.l rimmed teat bebe. dene ee te ar ree need rane eal , nn iebGhsdecuabiaidesditedih int a pep io es Miitindiggtinus tithetinat: kon come: i ne ae ae Ste win Me ey oe ae * The St. Louis College Club will entertain at Juncheon Tuesday at 1 | | ibe KLINE’'S Balcony e Winter Coats — o’clock at the clubhouse, the Civics | Committee being hostess for the | | Below Regular Cost Girls’ and Juniors’ Dresses $9 mf occasion. Miss Blanche Renard, as- iat pin pegs ¥ Cleverly styled Frocks for girls and juniors. Satins, . : e. A moving picture, “Hap- i - Members may bring guests. ) : From Our Higher-Priced Lines wady civtah atte TY Dresses you ordinarily would | Girls’ Fur-Trimmed Coats, $10 A splendid selection of terested in the education situation | . esti be ag ple saben | Sports models, checks, plaids, cheviot and buckskins. smart new Coats in the most " othe (| All have fur collars. Some with fur cuffs. Sizes 6 to 16. favored Wiriter styles. New labor situation in | atl eer gv Legtetative Com- | metal-trimmed novelty cloths, | i i Missouri. . | Georgettes. Evening Frocks, too. KLINE’S Balcony materials! Lavishly_ fur trimmed! : mittee will hold a meeting in re- | Alf oma |gard to this movement Thursday | | # , at the clubhouse. Both the State | KLINE’S—Foyrth Floor. | Chamoisuede Gloves, 2 rra., $1 KLINE’S—Third Floor. | Remarkable values. Just 250 pairs, while they last. . and National boards have pledged | | pee ae Re Unheard-of values. Novelty cuffs. All shades. : | $125 Coats Now $93.75 co-operation in promoting interest | KLINE’ S—Main Floor. and study in the questions, The | | $25 Dresses Now $18.75 meeting will be at 3 o’clock. COAT SECTION—Third Floor. i | Rite Woman's Club will meet! own deductions. Modes f | ; s for every need. Pa e ’ ow sdavy ¢€ the lounge | : tent Leather | Wednesday at 1 p. m. in ge | COSTUME ROOM—Fourth Floor. Silk to the hem. Mock fashioned. All perfect. Beau- of the Scottish Rite Cathedral. tiful quality. Wanted shades Mrs, Omar Kenton, leader, has ar- | : ee : $35 Dresses Now $26.25 KLINE‘S—Main Floor. $150 Coats Now $112.50 ranged the following program: | |“Pharaonic Monuments,” by Mrs. | Just deduct one-fourth of the marked I O ~ Original price tickets remain. Make your O A F Smart Shoulder Flowers, 25c own deductions. Every Coat richly fut VY, - F A ie |'E. G. Kohngr; “Pottery of the} ; Nile,” by Mrs. George M. Hart,| Price. Dresses for every occasion. ; ! ) Offered while they last at a give-away price. Smart trimmed. iand “Pencil Sketches of Egypt,” | up-to-the-minute blooms. All colors. by Mrs. Gustave F. Goetsch. | : | Section of the club_ $39.75 Dresses Now $29.82 KLINE’S—Main Floor. $165 Co tN $123 75 ats*iNOW . The Social also will meet Wednesday at 2:30 | Original pri . siggsoding Ae : oe riginal price tickets remain. Make your O ‘ |p. m. in the lounge to play bridge. | d FE Just 55 Fine Bags—2 for $1 Make your own deductions from the 0 A F The Art Section of the Scottish | Original price tickets remain. Make y , . Original price tickets remain. Make your 0 a Pe. | . 1800 Pairs Chiffon Hose, 69c own deductions. Lavish fur trimmed. | A F | F F _ Brown and Black Kid Calf = Alligator Satin war a _ AE PaO Dia Seals, Ye > Pinedale’ oe - Tee RiaT even ees ne 4 bons + eins We gE Ney te RR Pe eID em ome COSTUME ROOM—Fourth Floor. COAT SECTION—Third Floor. ‘The hostesses are Mrs, George; Own deductions. Sizes and models for every aN “10 Handbags formerly selling for three and four times’ Original price tickets remaining on every | Dyson, Mrs. O. Rockling, Mrs. E. | need. COSTUME ROOM—Fourth Floor. ’ y 4 ht ‘ \ r ¥ T ——d | Mrs. S. R. Stevenson and Mrs, H. | $49.50 Dresses Now $37.15 KLINE’SMain Floor. . : : ae ‘ | Bischoff. pa Y¥-S1X 3 ~~ On’ Sale Monda PEN | The annual luncheon of the club | Original price tickets on every Dress! : 5 ; days of a s od Vg bee | will be held at Hotel Chase Nov.; Just deduct one-fourth! Beautiful modes I O Odds and Ends Cotton Undies, 99c $195 Coats Now $146.25 A. 32 Worth double! Desirabie garments, counter soiled. Just deduct one-fourth from the original O WW PF F - ord an occasion . ; e SHOE DEPART MENT Sti e. | Sat noon. Mrs. Julius Langenbach | for every need. , |. KLINE’S Balcony ) - Seernee Oe ae COSTUME ROOM—Fourth Floor. Included are wanted garments of all kinds. price tickets on every Coat. Beautiful fur | , KLINE’S—Main Floor. trimmings. committee, The L. L. Club held its second, $59.75 Dresses Now $44.82 Os See Fae meeting of the year at the home | Make your own deductions from the S 150 Rayon Step-Ins, 69c $225 Coats Now $168.75 CIAL | 4 ‘ae of Mrs. H. E. McCulloch, 5206 : | O | ‘ +, ae Ridge avenue, Oct. 21, Mrs. R. M. marked prices on every Dress. Beautiful | : ; Nat will > Storer, the president, presiding. A| modes for every occasion. k Offered while they last at a fraction of their worth. Original price tickets remain. Make | 2 a paper on “Brazil” was read by Mrs. COSTUME ROOM—Fourth Floor F All shades to select from. os ye ° iti: dies ei. own deductions. Rich fur trims on every I rE Coat. PF ae Stix, Ve Lg F. J. Keiser, and one on “The - oa | Argentine” by Mrs. J. B. Sproule. 7 T $75 Dresses Now $56.25 COAT SECTION—Third Ploor. i = ) |Mrs. Thomas H. Ross gave a book in : | oe 7 2 | Original price tickets remain. Make your ~ : : $250 Coats Now $187.50 ‘review of “Soldiers of Fortune.” a | a Mrs. H. Sidener —_ mapa at 4 own deductions. Styles for every need. li : : me ‘Halloween party Friday evening at) ‘ ee . . gives the Outline of - @ | her home, 6233 San Bonita avenue. | ee ssa eure eet searlag / Sea Ine 2 Make — deductions from the She was assisted by Mrs. L. H. $85 Dresses Now $63.75 | F C at re a “_— on ~~ remaining on all Coats. ‘ | ur O S 4, tino Lavishly furred. COAT SECTION—Third Floor. with a few | of the . = , 'Bowerman, Mrs. W. K. Aldred, | onday. Look for r z | Mrs. D. C. Todd, and Mrs. F. B Original price tickets on every Dress. J O | Maise. Mrs. A. J. Bock of Fort Just deduct one-fourth. Modes for all oc- | Ff Bey STE? | F $79 Bie $275 Coats Now $206.25 tic eve ry department. . 4 | Madison, Ia., was present as a ; me at $1 95 | if | | | suet. nig Apogee geen eg caSiONS. COSTUME ROOM—Fotrth Floor. ; he Nov. a e home o rs. = : . apd gsr ie [fir a. Keiser, 4296 Washington $95 Dresses Now $71.25 Moho near sup. dekecthing. Wien tae s ie — ee | boulevard. Deduct one-fourth from the marked | O iB. or sail furred 4 " . | The Benton School Mothers’ prices. Beautiful Frocks for every need. 4 F | We offer a limited number Z ¥ ite COAT SECTION—Third Floor. A F of SEALINE (dyed Coney) ~ @ K Hose, Pr, 79¢ ee = ’ , “ - — - 7 | REIT LR ex Sapeees: orced > new P “ faitigeiny = aes > i tate - . . ; Shades. a, : arte SPREE iasett | Club ge oe ben COSTUME ROOM—Fourth Floor. —e Coats at this very special price. aM} | $295 Coats Now $221.25 Panels $1 44 Sy. ; | school. ; ; Ps Lm 'tertained by the Highland Dairy | fringed bottoms. a, | —soft suede (Co. of Highland, Ill. $125 Dr Coecs Now $93.75 | Every Coat represents a sub- C Original price tickets remain. Make ydur | | The Christian Brothers College Original price tickets remain. Make your | stantial saving. | } own deductions. Every Coat beautifully $1.24 to $2. ; é , $2 97 i ce (f In this lovely new Pump the warmth and softness | Mothers’ Club wll give a card party own deductions. Modes for every need. KLINE’S—Third Floor. | furred Thursday afternoon, at 2 p. m., at 1 ath > ae ) COSTUME ROOM—Fourth Floor. — COSTUME ROOM—Third Floor. # and combinations. of the Suede is accentuated by the graceful con- the college, University lane and | i 1d Shades, 58c | Clayton road. iS; Unusual values. |. trasting trimming. ‘3 The installation of the officers ‘ : : -— & : | eee ‘ ow’ Set, $1.20 v ._ = It combines the season’s smartest leather, | of Rosati Circle No. 180, Daughters ALVLQAY -— oe uecde—in Diack or wn— evening at Rosati Knights of Co- : ;: al _" 'lumbus Hall. Mrs. Katherine Vall, : Exception Values Featured if 59c, 79¢, 95c i aa : , , . fashi zard, 914. ae . = aehionable Genuine 1 :™ |State regent, installed the officers Jersey Balbriggan ed colors, | 2 7 * _and gave a brief address. Another cma . ax | aii vic h, Yd., 55c . > 3 4 Fine Sheer Silk Stockings $2.95 speaker was the retiring regent, Dresses Very Special ie ee — | . Mrs. Jessie Langen. Daughters of | ease atten te enc | , } \ : mar po S oa 8 white only, ae : . os ‘Isabella Assembly will meet at Jef- | : _. Avery sheer all-silk Stocking of exquisite texture | terson City Nov. 12. The members| and two piece effects cloth, Yd., 19 r 9 . oe eh : £ to 8 yards. ’ fi inthe prevailing shades, $2.95. ‘of the Rosati Circle Bowling | for business and T= | League are meeting every Wednes- | school wear. Wanted day evening at St. Mary and St. | colors. Smartly Tousers, $1.55 . ; , 3 'Joseph’s Hall. | | The Ensee Study Club hela its ets, Pr., $4.95 . = : : : s Splendid values. q a ; . 4 | meeting at = ee of a - , . hc EM pega ig pages tin eH Very choice garments indeed. Fashioned Each, $2.95 *: a4 e ‘Mrs. O. T. Johnson reviewed the Vie .f * as: 4 z sual values. | > F , ‘early history and founding of Mex- a le, le eM ee of desirable novelty sports weaves in color << ae ‘ico. The climate and resources of ° cel , Aa 4, | ego) combinations that are most desirable. All ae | Mexico was discussed by Mrs. J.! a Give-Away Price! , 3} eer | woo] linings. Shaw] and crush collars. : Trimmed in mandell and beaverette (dyed 7 a 7 ape ; @a = ‘ ett . — = Fall Catalogue Sent on Requ 2st 'D- Aghbaugh. Mrs. Douglas | - . _ = Johnson and Mrs. M. L .Olsen were | A small group of a lee * per ~ | B , | “ is coney). An exceptional offeri i $395 ad | Cie price. Ideal for ealy all wee Many Fur Trimmed in Mandel and Beaverette! Value It Will Be Hard to Duplicate! trimmed. All sizes. | made members of the club. His- | Coats worth several attractive price. Ideal for early Fall wear. tory and events of interest con- | times this price, of- ane —— f 9 : 'eerning Pennsylvania, Rhode Is- | fered while they last . \land and Connecticut made up the | at this sacrifice price. : ‘roll call. Mrs. Hollie Marsh of Ideal -for early Fall MARYLAND AT EUCLID | Southampton will be the next host- | wear. ; Shoes—for Children of all ages less, Nov. 14. | | | The club is studying a world | Hosiery—for Women & Children prod and the next meeting will be devoted to the study of Hawaili. $10.75 a | SIZES FOR MISSES AND WOMEN a | SIZES FOR STOUT WOMEN , SM OE rN ee iD A RI AiO am Kendle aap RR nn Sega eet SI EE IEE AA ALOR. A Sa ew ae etn ig

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_ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ Episcopal Church es *“My Eyes are Stronger Rummage Sale 4: . ~ pa in - ‘Women of the Episcopal Church 4. Every Way After | of the Holy Communion will con- i Years of Pain” ‘duct a rummage sale in the par- y ish house, 2809 Washington ave- ; ee Seal nue, Nov. 14. “Donations of cloth- J ‘ings, household articles and other | s i - supplies will be welcomed. The, rummage sale is held for the —_ efit of poor mothers living ia the neighborhood of the church, who) , * every year outfit their families at) until I used Bou-Op “foi sonth the rummage sale, prices being | ae 5 SOCEIveS Peele ear ves made very low for their benefit | at canst seusempeed Bon-OP oo The proceeds of the sale go to the Ce ee ee aeecs Geee we we| Work of the parish among poor ain oh thin worke = : children, a playground, under-age | C. F. UT sy y, kindergarten, clinic and day nur- | NOTE—Bon-Ovto, which Mr Seaman — included in the paren | eold on a money-back guarantee by £00 St. Charge purchases on Monday will be pay- able in December. A deposit will hold any purchase in the Will Call. i ia Sah Raa ec . Ble Mea 4 echoes © . ) ais i ore ae sgn ce. ae Ph ‘ rare Peat mes sem ast Sng re eR Ee ox eh Soe Ligose F gil ioe : eS. Oey Y aoe - de a — a li aoe ve. 5 UN eR eae ~ F n. nk Nes a. ee PIL > - ate we , t Fairs > une , : a blac Uistsbcad .) eb ee cel) eae 2 0 oe ‘ 4 ’ ? . ; 6 SMe ; . " at A Bs BA eS Le m onnved ere be ty his . 8 - st 5 va ee | re 2 : 4 * « oe Pers 2 5 Tine ~ p 5 P , ie hon Saws ee NS ‘oan 7 aero oe or Cn ee 2 eee an tg 2 ms Pa A hc y > g 7 = “ - : ar Se Se er AL cage TY ‘ - eo 3 . . i ine ~ Re box “ 9) peeing in ere Pas SS. apa Ee SAIS FB OMe a _ . ‘ " = , - a ; Le REA a, “ ny af bes b.° va Ceo a? . ote a alain sche lenuiel M gn 4 Prd. aeelie i - ‘ De ae: © te Ce ee “ong Sioa ee Ss onl oT ae ei t* k« ee vee Pee 1 ee Se ee a Ae eA ARNO: HIRE ? ‘ . ¥ "es ee eee be “a aT Shy oy ig ot RES OS? OR 4 cite or sant th ae os § fata 1 1 Pere a insets stolid oid oe Epo RE EE ALE, 18 OS NR CARO MIRE. IE AP wae th nie 5 _ ys ie jastic sure as 2 ere ail prc % at me Two Noted Houses Contribute Their Newest Frocks 17% = delightful, new Frocks were chosen from the most recent creations of two well-known makers and are on sale at their normal wholesale cost. Lovely qual- ities of satin, crepe, velvet combinations, etc., in the correct Paris shades. MEET ELEN LL AMEUTLEL LE SOD LE LA. A . . _ * % Crier Snow weoethenench. Bn Gh ey “a ey ~~ . — ° rs . oumipiers cane mon —— . b «= : Rae wk ee ea Se ’ tg 4 i fests a a ‘|e ee Ss S ee . ¢ Toi > atlas Pres a ee 1008 9g BF ete ae Petes % ey - 5 ‘ad OE, ice a) eee x wre, RN Shy ee kL Oe ores A 7 te oad a neers : , 4 neh 5h etic st bial “tae, Pea ot pic ep i eat ea aN 8 ¥ = | , i * fi ae ic. " > a hae 4 nt ‘ P, a ee oa. em ae ee — a . eit sa c " tS e - ome pr coeur Cit AR OPPO ORT OE a9 BE Vn na - a sae * has “ae eT eT oe > ee > + ‘ MTA y, is; “ #F2 —_—= A bny 17/44 So ty / ey. ee lay ex arte anges el «~ f/f V7, /, i; Y¢7 y, ww: ana WP ae » Regular $16.75 Frocks $ 7 30 ERTAINLY this is the limit of value- giving! $7.30 is less than you would pay for the materials along . . . satin, crepe, vel- veteen, other silks and cloths. You'll see | quick action while these last, and you'll re- member the Garland Anniversary. Chic Frocks and Gowns i A Masterful Underselling of Highest-Grade Y*>>° ; = reputation of the Anniversary Sale for value-giving promises daytime and eve- e A worn year rolls ‘round in Furs, too! And it has seen ning apparel in this group which will prove greater evidence than ever before of the confidence people have in the conclusively that this event is never equaled integrity of this House. “If it is a Garland Coat it is a safe invest- elsewhere. ment” seems to be a buy word. The four all-inclusive groups, de- tailed below, represent about half of the Special Anniversary Fur Coat Values. Pater 2 ee Se Yi A, Y Y The % ee ee ee ee gk acstiee sien ees de ~~ +e 4 ~~ ~~. 5 Ry * re piste io ae REE 4 . . Reread A Fol ie ae ~ e ; bic dP wigs Sa aspen penne Whi ecbintiapelann . 7 \ wire, N y Monday Is the Official Opening —of the 30th anniversary at Garland’s...celebrating the thirty years of constant growth of this institution, founded in 1897 by Thomas W. Garland. This event is presented in appreciation of the loyal patronage of a di&criminating clientele and the values are in keeping with the occasion. be 7 An Attractive Sanita Raae a: re See tPF pie gy eet & SBE ety pir es “ - 25 RR TRY by GA or eaating if you’re skeptical, : -- come in! |We realize that after shopping vainly here, there and everywhere for proper footwear you're apt to doubt the ex-: istence of shoes that combine smart appearance with true comfort...Then $50 to $200 Below Today’s Normal Selling Prices! 130 *230 come in and give Adapto Shoes a. chance to prove themselves. Select any model you desire. Allow the salesman to fit your feet in the skillful manner in which he’s been trained—and the shoes, themselves, will justify the claims that are made for them... The “combination last” of Adaptos will provide a degree of high-arch support. and a snug, narrow-heel fitti not to | be had in any other shoe... If you wish, our Foot Service Department—__ under direction of Byron Schindler, Podiatrist—will first examine your feet, free of charge and advise you. : ’ ADAPTO SHOES ¥ T be AND > Soca Sete aan Rg $F 3 Som : Ly « ~¥ hae Bae * aie 3 =. é > . ae Sie. ros : : : . ; “ ’ : 2 . . : | ee ee x aa *, *, : FRC ®. am 3 ' We i _ LOCUST Srreers DISTINGUISHED collection . . . Coats of selected peltry that give no indication of actual worth. Natural Hair Seal, Russian Pony, Caracul Paw in all shades, Calf, Galland Squirrel,* Northern Seal,* Beaverette* and Natural Muskrat. Modish trims of Fox and other appropriate peltry in the newest Paris manner. = fact that we will not permit Furs of other than prime, first quality to be used in a Garland COAT naturally increases the desirability of such Coats as these. Panther, Hair Seal, Caracul in the fashionable shades, Leopard Cat, Marmink, Scotch Mole, Russian Pony, Silver or Golden Muskrat and American Broadtail. Secs I 228 RISTOCRATIC Furs group themselves at $330 to offer irresistible appeal to the woman or. miss whose coat budget approximates this figure (or more). Choose from American Broadtail, fine Caracul, Hudson Seal,** Ocelot, finest Moire Rus- sian Peny and Raccoon “Sport Readster Models” with an array of distinctive trims that make pictures of perfection. wee saad *430 3 HE Fur Coat interpretation of one’s particular individuality may be easily found in this grouping of one-of-a-kind Coats. Finest and rarest of skins, in- cluding Jap Mink, Jap Weasel, American Broadtail, Hudson Seal,** Squirrel, Ocelot and “silken” Cara- ‘cul, in original models employing the most effective trims. ~ *Dyed Coney **Dyed Muskrat Extraordinary Range of Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Fox Scarfs are especially priced from ar¢ featured in the Anniversary in several groups, offering the newest shades and also pointed fox. These ultra-smart dress accessories $ 30 $ 19°" to °130 ae FUR SALON—THIRD FLOOR a BSS SS SS a ae oe . ° - he 5 pe Re Oe re ‘ - =: mene Ce oe 4 aed . > " i ——~ S emnnael ee oer? ra ne ober eoe-o-os . os ee eee :

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SE rence, Serine: Berle. Stes atts: - i? | Jefferson Barracks | Items of Secial Interest From the Army Post. 5 ae oe ee ee eee 4 jd Pha apy, Stes = lt with po co eee hag er Bp As a bar , ~tiantihaiutnenste ee he a a ee a * - 4% » = pa é beens a A “ . > ai "ges pe se ae . bite mw pos & wie ee P hag ee ) 7 Bits Bigs Bx t and Mra. Geodfellow, mother of na a monthly out of inconte on faye gs » res aan MP Se ey 7 Mrs. Miller, left big ore- Home-Made Remedy an ” account. 4 a ee 7 a Bh a _ MGA ‘ ning for San Francisco, Cal. from INCORPORATED ~ Ask any salesperson. ? " Ses E %. ~ Se Ta \ eee * ‘> where they will sail for Honolulu, ee he aa : a & [Pee ot 3: Lieut. Miller’s new station. Mrs. E. H. Boots, a well-k , yolty. Shop > Solas | ;. - \\ a } RA Ak ene resident of Buchanan psn ag S, oO oe, - \ , we Te i Capt. and Mrs. Raymond Lovell | who darkened her gray hair. made if EE ay: entertained at dinner Monday eve- | the following statement: . ning. The guests were Lieut. and “Anyone can darken their gray or faded hair, and look twent Mrs. John S. Miller, Mrs. Frank years younger with this simele coun Romaine, Mrs. Goodfellow and Mr, ody, which they can mix at home. Te alf uls. @ pint of water add 1 ounce of ani Mra. Foochst of Sh 36 bay rum, one small box of Barbo Mrs. Eleanor Anderson hag re- Compound ape a senee of glycer- ne ese ingredients can po¢ pur- turned to her home in Celorade chased at any drug store at very Springs, Colo., after a few weeks’ | hittle cost. Apply to the hair every visit with Lieut. and Mrs. John H./other day until the gray hair ts Judd darkened sufficiently. it does not wee color the scalp, is not greasy and dees not rub off. it will make a Liew. Hamer B. Fyre Bae re gray-haired person look twenty turned to the U. 8. Troops’ Target years younger. Range, Arcadia, Mo., after Spending —— ss several days at Jefferson Barracks. acai - Mrs. Clinton J. Ancker enter- tained two tables of bridge Tues- a , y day afternoon. The guests were ie Ses reve) ears Mre. William Wood, Mra. Crump ity } L k a Garvin, Mrs. Arvid Croon4ulst, Mra. Younger Frank Romaine, Mrs. Frank Bro- sae ae ee ae . nad no one , kaw, Mra. Nathan Smith and Mrs, guess your. age, if Edmund Sebree. vou have the pop- Mrs. Louis Ford and daughter || * ular “Lift Operas RB tion” now so univer- have returned to Jefferson Bar- - sally done. For de- racks after spending the past two Kopf « tails on Plastic months at Camp Perry, O. J w Surgery write : : 2 : : = . . ° 4 *.. \g . it é 4 Pa . Gee pey o Gk ‘ ee ‘ Mrs. John 8. Miller entertained |[ 3 @ (9 ontribute 1 a | | Paris Replicas Feature These 4 ( | = gt ee sa7'.” | wai 4 Bes oe aha: SR ey f at luncheon ednesday at the Cor- DR. SAUNDERS onado Hotel. The guests were Mrs. Fhane Lindell 8190. F k i a ° | iS i * ) i | - Oe re | Ree Ge ie fe i Goodfellow, Mra. Frank Romaine, roc S | mtd | 7 ef’ ‘ i sp Gey species OP : RC Oe f Mrs. Frank Brokaw, Mrs. Raymond . 2 XC Uu S l Ve re S S eC S hy, * At Deh Be veg 4 SE SEESIL: - pe ROO EC ogee e ? Lovell, Mrs. Crump Garvin, Mrs, - | ee hy r) 3 Bey - ; SS. &, Be i “Soe % 6 24 x ; es 3 Nathan Smith of Jefferson Bar- racks and Mra. Woods, Mrs. Irvin Many will take advantage of Anniversary " 6 ACS gee rae Oe P| Ldeut. ond Mrs. John 6. Millee! Tells How She Did kt With « Sw io a oe erete-eparaan ~ CA ree pavers ds RA SP erage ee eT se Dee ie ee at a nt eee ee Ne * » + ieee al “~ LsPafi 3 8 3" - eS! . op te BOS cadips weee eae nN tee eegencae hg: : ney ne aim nae oo he aan eee. ots Sextet. hy 2 * pon ° _— pageants saineiinenenrns wes en inlet. com ey ein pte taetint, setae: ae anaehin wk A ag ol RE Am any and Bie ppt oa " + * ® a WAL Aire TET oHite ego we « shat agp its . ate: are a 7 le ny ere dts *) cox. “a s ath a seen tg oR cong. ” 5 ad bu Sei eee! SP Seen | le oA © capi AE ee ae te Late “atlanta dip BNay 2a Pela dabinidin add same . a and Mrs, Foochet of St. Louis. i? : . . ‘5 ; a : ° FF t a >> a > , ‘ / + : ‘ i) ras Y 2 a 12 : bs > MO s i? Df, oe: 7 ; : ; PAR ; 4 te } . 4 > > ‘S ‘ ‘ork X . Q tae “AF AG btn a 2 : : —" ‘ ‘ ; j / ' o's Bie eee Puy ‘ ; sex Sa, Oe I i at ae e ty : wr « P 3 Aa . SA are : IS SS Ane + if ‘ J . ts a4 i oer iAH N Ms £ ice So eS NP NY $ Sa NS * To JEN 2 “Ds Fe ; , . 7 ; Pa: 4 1 . SS t ‘ —s e ny a b- eee * ag Se se a Lieut. dgar ans re urn | 7 a” » Y 4 a % ay ae : rs ; 7 hy * i? is ae ~ ANY eRe Ba 4 ‘ we } : . - \ Te ie Begs me bi > Ee * ur ma wees s a P- % 7 : [ a s See y ot ae bot See , , - , : ; : “ , hy : a a Were Pe eae Varo “ ‘ ; . . yo ore pO etaas t » date Cee ee, Cee ae a +4 F a } ae pata te » Geena TOR, Sie Ds "FAO ee ss be ; “ a (yf Cay” Ry Ae a A) Ge yy Pl Sh 3 and are on sale at 3 very heart of the season . . . To save ane- p WSs aX ! eS Ai bk eee ee Le eae : ans Owes le cost. Lovely qual- fourth to one-half on high- ‘character Frocks | ine | {i A 1d be AN. fee : QP we SP a: Wine yaa velvet combinations, . F Paice like these is more than welcome. Every fab- } ES hy _ 4 \ ee, | Pe tO Gals pdt ng nee the twen- shades. whose admire if « elegant crepes, metal cloths and other fab- uantifies are larger, service is better and values are greater ‘ Anniversary. ete tm rics; in the characteristic simplicity of the than ever before! Reception Planned There will be né Binding «i ; very finest productions. : ay | | For Miss Maud Miner izes are here for (am ; : . i ES ee to the woman who willing the quarter and #57 Q A Hand-Picked Selection of Specially Purchased i ae ——— = e = os French Shop Originals | { Bown Ricker, Mrs. Donald Wright, Mrs. Margaret Chapman Byers, | Dress nd _ | , un =x : Mrs. Ernest B, Conant, Mra. Dv- 30 And the Little ily Floor. $ 30 i i] erett E. Pattison, Mrs. W. G. ce , @ | fH Thomas, Mrs. Walter Douglas, Mrs. | = i Victor Ehling, Mids Pearl Gehner Eo, i and Misa Elizabeth Jenkins will be ; t! th ms a Sa : hostesses at an informal reception e oe niversary Sale Pz a , | to the little French Shop cathe a py eS yy ytime and eve- | will be rewarded by an extraordinary array Miner. The friends Miss Miner hich , ill . : cf | : tp te of late Paris originals, celebated American : VW EEKS of careful planning; days of going through hundreds, HOY | made on her visit last year to St. Se AF creations and faithful replicas which present even theusands of Coats to find values in keeping with the Anniver: Te aay oes Oe ore rene ang vp Ws pe gatt. sary tradition have borne fruit. Coats are ready and the savings are emphatic...decisive. Belaw are listed four of more than a dozen special groups . . . all equally interesting. oy Ce ee ee a oe or ae ae 8 Say att ean a NR gpl tt ooo Suatitinenstateesenssne oo MN gg te we tne we Pty ee neh» me OE RAI: 9c Me sCiihtihaditabidlididian thn tahigmepaben ve ——: a ~S : ‘ . re a” Tere 4 Pf me ~" 4

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ST.LOUIS a ee SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927__ — Pn eee ew 734 ae Ste Aig? ech. “ethic mee et et ae ae are 4 0 ‘ ‘ put i , : Pt 2 Bac. tory P De nr tt WE AP det ae So TS Sep 5 ees ~F.5" oj, rig AD r ar 2 ” Ra ee = ? . : —e aie i SP ess ees te tal ge 7" 8 ee aie " i“ 3 2 5 ee i al - Ce se. PSR wt ¢ » : : Ries , ee sis 2 ei Bil hy 3" “7 fede weg phe nae 4 ye oie fide mre n map ~ eg f Satna . 4 ; —e nm “ Mw * « eae 4 egret et - 58>... penn Fae oH gehetrey _- ——_ sie ie F al ve A eB agg ANY A tn OPER ROE IG COTO 8 se ng ryteathg : ¥ 2 m ROE Fe ee » am . a rey bd > % 4 2 ; Bz + ee “S aie Bei Baez, ae 2 + ‘s 17 aos oun be oe re py a ~os ‘ eS SX ® ha * 7 oe — inten . snitin Slenderizing Apparel Misses’ Styles in Sizes 16+ to 28+ (to Fit 34 to 48 Bust) Women’s Styles in Lane Bryant Sizes 38 to 56 Lane Bryant Announces to Begin i \_) « All New, Luxuriously Furred Styles in Three Price-Reduced Groups An excellent selection is offered at each of these prices, all represent- ing a substantial saving. ohne ease ere ee te ewer eee Ff Monday Money-Saving November Sale of |_H. MaCabe, | sistant hostess. | current events was led by Mrs. | |_Joseph W. ‘Isabel S. Dolch presented a paper trove “Traffic Among the Indians'| | District, | Women’s Clybs, and will enjoy a | Social hour at the luncheon period, | when tables will be resérved for | ithe club. J. A. Wolf, director of the Neigh- borhood House will be the speak- | er. ‘The Ladies’ .-xillary of the |. Jewish Consumptives’ Relief So- 'ciety gave a benefit card party at) | Hotel Chase Oct. 26. The Pioneers met Friday at the r House Next Door. Mrs. Oscar | Marx was hostess and Mrs. Louis | Aloe read a paper on “Confuscian- | ism” and Mrs. Stanley Epstein told of “Other Chinese Religions.” The | | discussion which followed was led by Mrs. Perez Falk. St. Louls Chapter of the Child Study Association of America will | hold its meeting Tuesday, Nov. 1, ‘at 2 p. m. at the Ethical Society” |Library, 3646 Washington avenue. 'Mrs. J. Wolfort, vice president -of Child Study Association, will speak ‘on “Food Habits.” The Friday Club was entertained | | Oct. 21 at the home of Mrs. Jamés | 5611 Bartmer avenue, with Mrs. Elizabeth Sherzer as as- A discussion on | Jamison, and Miss) | West of the Great River.” Mrs. | | Joseph T. Davis, the president, pre- | sided. Instead of holding the regular | | ma eeting Friday, the members of | the Friday Club will attend in a) body the meeting of the Eight h | Missouri Federation | The St. Louis Chapter, Daugh- | ters of the American Revolution, | will meet at Jefferson Memoria! | Saturday, at 2 o'clock. The an- ‘nual election of officers will take 'place and the annual reports will be read. | Chapter CK of P. E. O. held tts. regular meeting Oct. 26 at the home| |of Mrs. M. L. Bergman, 7025 Am.) | herst avenue. |Mrs. Gildemister were the host-. | esses. | Mrs. Bergman and | The regular meeting of the St. | | Louis Council of the National Con- | gree of Parents and Teachers will | be held in Vandervoort’s Audito- | rium Thursday, at 2 p. m. The first regular meeting of the | season of the Pleasant Hour Club was held Oct. 19 at the home of Mrs. Louis E. Bersche, 7411 Lynd- | /over place. | year will be “St. Louis.” Mrs. The study for the Bersche read a paper on the found- | | ing of St. Louis and arrangements | | were made for a card party to be | | given at the home of Mrs. B. M. Cornwall Wednesday, Nov. 2. | Dr. Max Starkloff, Commissioner ™ With small weekly pay- ments will hold any Coat till wanted. Nugents Bargain Basement Fabrics Bolivias Suedes Veloura Cloth Venise Sports Fur Fabrics Note the Pictures Rich fur collars, cuffs and bor- ders; pockets, braids and embroider- ies—all attest to the superior value: of these Coats. All tell their story of fashion. You should certainly se- lect your Winter Coat from this group. Besides worth-while savings, Caracul (Cloth) Mendoza Beaver (Coney) Manchurian Wolf (Chinese Dog) Mandel Don’t Wait Till It Gets Cold and Pay High Prices for Blankets! > Part-Wool Blankets$ Dix — 66x80-inch part-wool single Blankets—extra warm quality, in beautiful block and Jacquard patterns—very special while 250 last. Muslin Remnants 8c 36-inch mill Remnants —un- | bleached Muslin—useful lengths. $1.65 Single Blankets 64x76-inch single cot- ton fleeced Blan- kets; neat plaids; shell stitched Women’s Gingham Porch Frocks short sleeve styles -—— trim- med with fancy piping, good assort- ment of sizes ae and colors. (Baswate Basement.) 9x12-F t. Rugs Turkish Towels 16c 18x40-inch heavy quality Terry cloth Towels—colored borders. 39c Linen Crash 23c Imported Linen Crash Towel- ing, silver bleach—17 inches wide. 15c Napkins 10 for $1 Size 18x18, of good quality Indian Head muslin with neat borders and hem. Silk Values That Will Be the Talk of the City New Fall Silks}} $1.98 Satin Charmeuse, $1.19 40 inches wide, of all silk Satin Charmeuse in latest Fall shades and black. $1.69 Crepe de Chine, $1.19 40 inches wide, of excellen washable quality in popular Fal shades. $1.98 Sélinise Satin, $1.19 40 inches; soft. lustrous qual- ity in pastel shades, navy and black. Washable quality. $1.98 Coating, $1.19 40 inches wide, of heavy qual- ? you'll have a Coat of the most ez- quisite beauty. aes Bleached Muslin | 10c Yard $6-inch snow white Bleached | T $1.10 Cotton Batts 89c a stitched Cotton Batts— weight 3 pounds. 19c Dress Ginghams 12'’2c Yard 32-inch Ginghams in fancy plaids, small checks—2 to 8 yards. $1.15 Bed Sheets 74c Large size snow white bleached —81x90 inches—while 200 lasts. | Muslin—z2 to 6 yard lengths, Table Demaaie’ « 48-inch highly mercer- ized Table Damask with colored borders; slightly stained (Nugents—Bargain Te 2 DOGS OS OO , POEL 56 “Tie Sa OE AN Ss RE EN NR ANNE ee ee oe ee ol a ae eee ee ee le a ae nee ee ns a AO NE A EN rooms, ne linens are exclusive homes of America’s hostesses, RS In addition to their St. , the GREENWALD IMPORT he own and operate three m the principal linen centers of | The merit of Greenwald “hi has received highest re Pan-Pacific Exposition in F 1915, @ and the Sesqui tion in Philadelphia, 1926. Every day this space will be te seme one particular _ plant or factor which is ¢ othe dysamie growth of St. B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CC Silks Red $2.50, *2.98, $2. 75 Velveteen — . printed cotten V teen in brown, $ green, W hite a and black zt fects —27 in. c 2c >. Chiffon, Velvet Just 2000 yards to sell at this very low price — just on ¢ 6 Q $1.49, $1.98 Silks 36-inch Silk radiams of Monday, Special, Yard...i ity silk-and-wool Coating in jet im 6: 99 . Om @| $ of Public Health addressed the. West End Woman's Republican | 3 pn a ¥ A new lot : . ah ae “ry i si oe y aa 4 : e t . : ; % P 2 y = ees ae 9 R = & . = & A Z - . = % a e e _ FF jd ‘i ¥ . 7 . , a ule - a A # . oll . ——_ vygo' i fae We ope eg Ese Wee ANE iy : re ee. F 2 | 4 ys Bw / i - ' je . A * ? 4 ‘ cal 2 ~~ . $ Z ie ee os ee) ca a pie ae i . ae ghey Bas i eS " A GPT z * ; i 5 4 ; PSet af 4 ‘ i ~~ » , a” Aap dis a a eee 2 Me te A Algae ae a as OF Ey t nk x - - 8 a : a = Ei ab iO 7 ih in tage A Oi . e Gets eine - ath 4 Pe, wi wig Rin oy At wet». . ms ; Bt . aA oa en oe Tau |x ¥ ae a e i a f f : SP ee oe 8 he od okt ie Seca BR A eae cg ey tbe + “er x & 7 . Bo se a by aa ezal ~~ “hy see SS % % . Pad i= e ie . Va eae Py akg its 55 ibs = r - Le - « ‘ - ‘ : % , pe HY 3 Zt aaa ¥ . 2 ue ae § wee hy : Ci ab, 3 ; - é “a yg svt ee ir ye 2 were . 5 * me % —2 Tt i eed J ; P fre. ee Br ty ee f° F aie ey nity See OM - 4 yey , mae fF * Tig ae SE, 7 f ee 5 GF vaca ‘ 3 ep hte ss) PFT L-, Fe Bs 2 Reka Farle Maidtk tyes lel ei Sass Menace ¥ he pe eat rv 3 ¥ ee Ce) One age CHO ee fe Oe t ah * * Q x} ‘ Pm : av i cj ee’ a pape Ait ee aU 2 Py és ti " Oe c = hs SY rus % > + Ti Sees eee, - 7, , ‘s : - —— ——— = *.. —_— a . > 7 } ) ) Mrs. Dorothy Gainer Blake, con- ) tinuing the Book Club’s study of | , Women,” gaveatalk at the meet-. ene , at ] es —assorted ) patterns ) splendid ma- ) terials — full 4 ruffle and tie- | backs ‘ “= match. ‘ =. onds. > yee Basement.) or ing Monday at the home of Mrs. | A. O. Wilson, 14 Windermere place. | Her subject was her mother, Mrs. | | Jessie Gaynor, and her work as pioneer in some of the branches of | | American music. Mra. Blake illus- | trated her talk with music, first | with songs for adults, sung by Mrs. | James C. Dawson of Webster $15 and 312 50 | Groves, and then with songs for | e | children. The latter was the field | $16.50 Values — | of work that was neartst her heart. | | The Roe School Mothers’ Circle | ,; met Oct. 21 in the assembly room | | of the school. Mrs. Clara Auer and | | Miss Gertrude D. May were the. & - ’ | Li ° 4 i Made of ae : mH | speakers. ' mero s=iopaque clot h— ci my 50c | The Tuesday Club of Kirkwood | 3 -t_ _4|mounted on guar- a. While 150 last—79c held its regular meeting Tuesd — gern ma i> ? values. | “4 r eeting Tuesday fringed |at the Gatesworth Hotel with Mrs. —buif or white. SIXTH AND LOCUST | | Robert Powell and Mrs. Sidney Seconds, | Adams hostesses. (Bargain Basement.) : After luncheon members _re- Continued on Page 13, Special Sale of Large Head Size Hats The newest styles' Colors include black and gold, sand. wood, metallic and others. Scalloped Window Shades = * 4 a NRE on set CR AE ONT I CEI ey A RNS NNN RT SS OEE neces seer — pe eeee ' e . a is So “hg Fe be * bs. , s 7 2 “4 in: (2 % i = : ns ; % he eI r fy nel ee Women’s New Fall Scarfs, $1,

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SALE! IMMED orders! Fur Fronts Fabrics plivias Suedes Veloura Cloth fenise Sports Fur Fabrics Caracul (Cloth) Mendoza Beaver (Coney) Manchurian Wolf (Chinese Dog) Mandel Note the Pictures Rich fur collars, cuffs and bor- rs; pockets, braids and embroider- e ll attest to the superior value f these Coats. All tell their story f fashion. You should certainly se- ct your Winter Coat from this pup. Besides worth-while savings, ou'll have a Coat of the most ex- Uisite beauty. for Blankets! uard Bleached Muslin | 10c Yard 36-inch snow white Bleached Muslin—2 to 6 yard lengths, Table Damask 48-inch highly mercer- ized Table Damask with colored borders; slightly stained ; RR a SR A TT LT LL TE CN, (Nugente—Bargain Basement.) T alk of the City | Actual $2.95 Val. | A) oe marvelous pur- die of new Falh Hats es becoming to the middle-aged mg high-luster satin combined with panes velvet * io + TSRSCHP AOD RAETESHSHASS TOTO KERORKEREECERRESRORETEL ED BRO ee ** +e & _ = = -_ = "Se eeer es: ; Siok a ite A rs oe FN Bins” Tee a pe aces aie Me aa te " See Ss : hagrtts y g Lae SS ae ‘ Per, ee oe 05 © pee ue 4 é NE . : rome ee oe sie Rat wl ie paren Se SCE SOPH RRs S a PREG re 4 Ee ete rata Pe RTS Pe ag ee ee eee eae SATs, GRP ial Sp Si aes PRS i Be ae arts Sat MgO Orig BD ET SE RAE MOD oO ist ire WOR ane a “ster a si Ce A ae ee ea a - : . - ieee 2 RS L ee Rye ie ug “HS atl ta ‘ B . 75 a ee i a” ~ y a4 oe Pa Pee “aS SF gree es sa eR) ed fen ee , . ee FS eT ee ee a © i pat Lg Si < ; Sy aoe = , me : . P ‘ s % 9 + i ne Ke a . Res _ ee nh Pig + = ha C “ , Ser a ; © ' ‘ ' A gk —. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 |_BUY ON THE MORRIS PLAN—25 TO 50 WEEKS TO PAY ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ | OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT—CHARGE OFFICE FIFTH FLOOR | ay Only! Your Unrestricted Choice of Every French Room Hat fabrics and colors—each distinctive and different. * Hats for the matron—Hats for the miss—Hats along . EVERYTHING INCLUDED—NO EXCEPTIONS—HATS WORTH $15. 00, $20.00 AND EVEN $30.00—IN THIS SALE The labels in these Hats indicate their fine quality. Fine selection for all @ rooms; including new and _gpovel floral tapestry and scenic effects (Nugents—Third Floor.) Wall Paper for All Rooms boudoir or SE cocbesbovceebdnecece (YOUR SLILOUIS | How Well Do You Know.Jt? GREENWALD IMPORTING CoO. ING CO., ' porters, with which the manufacturing and linens and laces. hostesses. ee —— 7 to the dynamic growth of St. Louis. B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. Silks Red eed —M onday linen manufacturers and im- GREENWALD’S LINEN ERS, Olive Street and Taylor Avenue,- have assumed a commanding position in In their St. Louis needlework shops, femploying the most skilled needlework- ers in the city, is produced the very finest embroidering of linens for dining rooms, bedrooms and bath use. linens are ultimately distributed into the exclusive homes of America’s leading In addition to their St. the GREENWALD IMPORTING CO. own and operate three manufactories in the principal linen centers of Europe. The merit of Greenwald merchandise has received highest recognition at the Pan-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. 1915, and the Sesqui-Centennial Exposi- tion in Philadelphia, 1926. Every day this space will be devoted to seme one particular manufacturing plant or factor which ts contributing Established in St. Louis nearly half a century ago, GREENWALD IMPORT- Stamped Voile Pillows Pastel shades — attrac- tively shirred for a pretty, soft effect—very dainty for pleasing - (Nugents—Third Floor.) NUGENTS [225 “THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE” affiliated IMPORT- are Corni distribution of draperies. Fringe to match all new $1.50 Banding and Fringe ce Banding and S 10 inches deep, ready to hang on rod—spe- cially priced—yard . $3.10, These Louis shops, toms—sets Fine quality voile Cur- tains, ruffled in plain and fancy rayons. valance and flounce. bot- $4.50 Curtain Sets Some with $77.90 Superior ished at bo lustrous lar Rayon Panels, $5.20, $5.95 Rayon Panels quality fin- ttom with bullion $~9 .85 fringe—in the popu- gold and ecru $2.50, °2.98, *3.69 Silk Values $2.75 Velveteen Reptile. printed cotton OR fects —27 in. 7 teenin brown, green, white and black ef- $2.50 Flat Crepes black—40 inches wide—yard $2.98 Crepe Satins for undergarments—40 inches—yard $2.98 54-In. Flat Crepes quality—yard $3.69 54-In. Black Crepe | Extra Special! $5.50 ‘Imported Blac Chiffon Velvet Just 2000 yards to sell at this very low price — just received. Monday, $ 69 Specia/, ° . i= ‘a ce Satins In a heavy dress lovely quality—yard $7.50 Chiffon | Silk Velvets 40-in. new lovely dress colors black — soit gy JD all - silk q ualit y— $1.49, $1.98 Silks 36-inch Silk rayon satins in new light 90 and dark col- $ e ors or ‘black $2.75 Pink Crepe — aeevy pink flat Crepe porte =8 1: 09 | frocks — yard. BS cadesees New pastel and street shades or New dress shades of light colors In pastel shades—very splendid v $3.50 Costume Velveteens 36-in. Imported \ 7 silk finish (cot ton back $ dress velvet- gg — yard, $2.98 Black Silks 40-in. crepe satins or flat crepe —very Q5 special qual- ° ity — yard. weight—very At . (Negests—Main Floor, South.) 3 Carload CertainTeed Products Floortex Rugs Special Purchase of Room Size Rugs, All Perfect All standard sizes are represented in this group—every Rug i Ss guaranteed by the manufacturer and Nugents to give absolute satisfaction or money refunded. 248—6x9 Floortex Rugs $5.90 Value . Cs Compre- hensive assortment of patterns for living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen and sun parlor. All are perfect Rugs of quality and du- rability, with a surface that is water- proof and dustproof—sanitary and east- ly cleaned—lie flat 309—71/2x9 Floortex Rugs and do not rumple. df 1—9x9 Floortex Rugs $8.50 Value . ae fll! 4319x1014 $f 39) | Floortex Rugs $10.25 Values 491—9x12 S$ .98 Floortex Rugs $11.00 Values (\egentse—Third Fleer.) Regular $4 a Yard Value youthful lines becoming to every type of woman. (}' crochet—these are suggest- Stamped Pillowcases Fine quality of cotton ed as bridal or eetaienes 05c gifts—pail ..cccecssccesss tubing—hemstitched for seine tale Floor.) Taffeta and Rayon Pillows sce aoies mane cee (pba e iae 95 flower trimming—new styles to add interest to the liv- ‘apety Dama | 72-INCH BROCADED | A most unusual showing in all the most wanted combinations, This width cuts perfectly into three hangings with no waste of material and providing unusual economies for that reason. portieres, bedspreads. 197 & Sale Monday, Third Floor of alloyer and stripe combinations Suitable for draperies, All New—All the M ost Desirable New Colorings $1.45 Holland ™ Shades Scalloped and fringed in blue, ecru, green, white, —mounted on guaranteed rol- lers — complete with fixtures, ready to hang. $1.65 Unfinished Pole Outfits Sets consist of one pair ends, one pair brackets, ten rings and one 4-foot pole eee Additional Footage toc Ft. $3.75 Rayon ae Panel Curtains Featured in the new and effective cham- pagne tint—with scal- loped bottom finished ith bul- tion we’). 44 60c Crash Cretonnes rt. 35¢ Colorful, new prints suitable for draperies, coverings, pillows, hangings ~ 36-inch width — priced very special. ws —each, special Monday—300 New Arrivals for This WW MEME [Coats Actually Worth $59.50 to $79. 50 | . Every Coat Possesses a Rich Elegance Stylists Are Proclaiming Most Smart for All-Occasion Wear This Season—Offered in This Sale at an Exceptionally Low Price. —Natural The i Styles —Dress Modes —S ports Styles —Flare Modes . —Straightlines —(rodets —Shawl Collars —Fur Cuffs —Narrow Opossum Tuckings Furs —Beaver —(Q possum —Squirrelt —Pointed Wolf —French Beaver | 50 Marvelous Fur-Trimmed Velvet Coats Included at $47.50 | The Materials Venise Velmoda Dove Bloom Such Coats as these were intend- ed to sell for a far higher price, but a retarded Winter brings them | to this sale for quick disposal, \ / The Sizes $ The Styles ; cid Dress and Sports Models Juniors’ 13 to 17 Fur Fronts Flares Sides Misses’ 14 to 20 Fur Collars and Cuffs Women’s 36 to 46 The completeness of the style, fabric and color range makes this Larger Women’s 42,1052 ff Broadcloth Veloria Sports Materials Suede Fabrics a sale interesting to every woman planning a new inter garment— sale begins at 9 a. m. Mrs. M. J. Dewey Nationally-Known Figure Expert Demonstrates This Week the Five Feature Belt Ensemble by Model New and entire- ly different is this Belt Ensemble, comfortably mould- ing the figure to fashionable @ines. Features are: l. Diaphragm ¢ Reducer, Bet iat) 2. Abd omina! Git ih Support, con- ¥! ferred by elas- tic inserts. 3. Perfect flexibil- % . ve confining 4 ip and thighs. Fearate a. 4. Natural Bust- Five ‘ ES curves. et ¥ S. Inner Belt. Mrs. Dewey wil! belp you . select Your Correct Figure Model. $5, $7.50, $9, $10.50 (Nagents—Secend Fleer.) $185 2-Pc. Bed-Davenport Suite =i 149 5-Pc. Breakfast Set | _ Note the ornately-carved hard- aya | : $50 Value | wood, walnut frame. All wear- $44.75 $30.50 High-grade comsole type, ¢xcep- Solid white oak, duco finish in | tionally well built—red cedar in- gray, green or ivory—aeuto- | teriors. Dove-tailed and mortised matic slide extemsion table with | ends for moth and dust-proof pro- | wood seat chairs, Bolted box frame | tection. Walstut finish. 45x22x32 in. | gives unusual sturdiness, Buy on the Morris Plan—Take 50 Weeks to Pay | mohair, outside arms | of chairs covered in pain velour cushions in i ; | tan, i [ $1.49 TUB FLANNEL, SPECIAL, A YARD, $1.25—MAIN FLOOR | Sp junit inl Mull hi Shes * iW aia we Leg | * Housewares Specials No. 9 Dutch | Large heavy No. 9 tch snug: ited Very spec bikemeta ave parte compen’ ee back $1. 69 French Fryers Pure aluminum —for frying French-fried pota- toes, fritters and all deep fat frying. * Special. 69c : Skillet and Colander Heavy thick alaum- inum Skillet, with dy aluminum er. Very spe- “Reznor” Orthoray Gas Radiant Heaters . distinctive models, Dull black finish, Pr. PAGE 1f ’ pe Oe os a etd Sy Bent i ie 0 te Si 8 A RO pig i 2585 ney eta eee Shad as 2. Ss ee = eo ee eS = S&S ce Tal Swe me » <a 7 ae a w “ . e ~~ ~ » oR 2 OE Pe ee Se Ee Se OO ew eS were re Se ee ee + + ae ‘'’ sted babies NN eae AE i ait er a ee ee eee ee hi. sty “Bian ae a ee ee ed ayes ith Hie Ra 9: B eT ere RY Be isa) “GAS MRE Sap RE MeN 8 IS Nas fie ere Gp heer BY pane 408 a Fe it 2

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NC. OCTOBER 36.77 mimes ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — PAGE 12 ic | AY MOI Ii —- _$L inp oe rns i mi : om 2 aii ais lt incinat peng, “pene, Ys " —_— a me CHARGE PURCHASES Made Monday No: Pavabie Unni) Decembermammmmpmmmm ee ee seav es + s+ seeeemnneuenan- ~ +s a th NA i a A a I lO ee ht te Ba. he ED th ts : be : ry * oe 4 12> ties “negier ~~ & _ we - -_ - ‘ 27 4 e' - ¢ (T1 * » toe ee eriitae breiut 7% fi ¢ el Veli Luiitel iL side Sery Monuter ay ’ , Bs Z ys SUVS ion Ire gh Pert pexp sisi ee Ss ii & h. , _—* oy a. & Te ith Nere. 3 ALL Our , a Qe - pee Millinery Windows CS — ; —— 7 Thi: ls NOT a “ Fin, ; = } Sale of Regular $5 Hats. Gil be devoted to tive dispiey ¢ SS 4 thepe Str T: uw ‘ Bi Mp, , tips / " , iyi Specie] trip dower? WoT * : | ee \ ; but a Sale of Marvelous Hats LO Bee therm, ae “ye = @/21, ZX (2007 = i ipsa4t Qe / Newest, Advanced Styles—Each — an Outstanding Value at ~ 7 7 hee Sh Vv me } (yor ter : 7 ene » Porpes Jonunsern es essisting eere*s f ¢-qis ’ rere Were consigderet. “ne topic j a os ay ~~? wid . . “TPT olnet i ‘OT PET IBOr ISCONSI\ 2g eee ee (me ge} u vO F eee ob 6% ¥ z pec7 ure (REAMLRY ae € proceeds OR this event ... one of the most remarkable we have _ seit Tt ec 1 12 a long * long t eid s > = 2 Peer. bei -_—s bh facturers from whom we bur reg gularly - oe ee le nd eel anne epTented ws umusual price concessions on + > _ ows ora heir better type a in order that we might te Nee ce bss SMR be hs CDEREBES EROS ELLY SESELU LE RELESE ESL LE SES SEL | TeEPe eens Perret TOrererern TuesG@ey, in the assemmbiy ro the Boart of EGucation rrengemente were Ciscussec the “Bieter” Iuncneorn tuke Place at the Chane Hotel, Z C. “ P rm ig. Reservations mey be ide F . ~ i A tH ] tisough irs dF arees, 00 | Monday ... in Our PinMoney Shep An Exceptiona 2» QI 3 Teuc ovleve a o' The Motherse’ Ciub of the Emer- son School, Page enc Arlington, will give ite anunmua! iuncheon et « | the Hemiltorn Hotel, Wednesday, at 1:30 pp. m A progrem has been (#8 errenged. . : _— dey ‘ sat Ai * A TR et Ph aging Samed Sle arte, cleo ab. eo Cw o oe tS hana ~~ gs 4 yO ae PN eS a eg a Net eS ee ee ee Sa Ez We and > ie amd aA Micath x)» . The Friendly Club Will noié e | Halloween eocial thie efternoon est & ociock et the Barr Branch Li- Demonstrating the “Pin Money Dress Shop’s”’ Policy brary. ‘Visitors may attend. Mra GuberiF. Close of Fer. f of Providing (1)- Style, (2) Quality, (3) Variety, (4) Economy, guson, Mo. entertained the Fore. thought Ciab Oct. 21. Mythologica! , at the Low Specialized Price of Only ChEracters were €iven i respons to roli call. The next meeting wil! : be heic FP Mon} ut ine nome ot Mrs . ! . a : | Gathin of 0 Cletnens ave- | | | a ~ Newest Modes—extravagantly ft itely fine fabrics—of aiea x ; « a , The bimonthly meeting of i | iN aie \Deleth Chapter of th Deir hian So- ‘ A | Lf eo ; ‘ e ciety was held at the Art Museur | OO rs Oe 7 . 4 ~ proved mantailoring. Featuring , Friday. A program with Mra. J. P. | , ff His . . , 5 Themy es leader wae given. Mrs | . | “Za @ | ‘ * J ‘3 cag i, Nrs. £ wa Bouths Wary j ; i i i q ’ , ; . 4 ae OS os 4 ’ a ot ; ' ek ‘ os eal MTS T Garth and Mre LL. Baey- ' Po . ' i f ‘ My jeer x }/ se ‘ . a , C * ~ ng to Any ae Old or ne assisted The next meeting wil! a we, 4 VV iy % Lge : . h | | | . Large or Hand You je hele Fride y from i1 a m. to 1 al [TS eG i ie . y . - : | eeneneeenes Po a ‘a LC a : a F tig 4 . BE 7 if t~ i ‘ 5 ; : , } : f : 2 hl ee A sip me mye Ee inp as Np PO te cade. Nite Nee Peabiteet e « bus RAAAAAALEEL LAU Tet ». B me (He members of the board of the tumsel] Fiome, 1214 North Garrisor 2venue, Will meet i? Lre Lioxie ete Tuessay morning at 10:30 o'clock Anyone ruptured, men, woman or , “ ’ co See See. ~ Child, shevld write at once to W. ¥ The Russel] Home wd & branch of Kice, - “H Mein Bt, Adame WN. YY. ' te Bt. Louis Woman's Christian a ree trial of his wondéerty | Aseociation and ‘aren for r *timulating application. Jus: put it | womes 6 ras Fer enetely en the rupture and the muscles be- ae age viii q ot bye “44 opening closes The Webster Groves Pearce Cou . de Ihe i. A > . ss LL we, 3? * * naturally and the need of « suppor: © “*'* * Diret reguiar meeting o ng apocsnnce * then cone away onl DeBiect to send of Mrs .. Ww f Sy , for thie free trial, Bwen if vour ritp- enter bs : v. bee ee oe Ley Byi- j * ture Goeean't bother You what is the . as avenue, With Mra. J. } oe sad Mae of wearing supports alt geur "PY anc Mre. L. M Wolf ae as- . Why iia ed slo er eee mneee’ nistast hostesses, The president i ° 7 , ‘ ‘ . euch @angers from « smull snd a Mrs. =. j fe uBning, gave the ad- “Recent little rupture the kind that °"®**® Of weicome to the council ang ie , thrown thousands op the oper- Suess. After the business meet ting, sting tablet A host of men an4 Mra. W. 3. Parker ‘women are m are Gally running such risk Pe rher, accompanied try Mrs. W. W. Schaefer. sang “Our + aye egpes their ruptures do not , 7 soy ber prevent them from get- United States,” by Leopold Btokow. a es ene Sepune. yy at once for this ski. Mra EF. 1. Flothganger epok« ‘estes aaten # certainly & Wor- is the interest of the Commun * eure of ruptures that were ne big | Fund Current events were Cis ie x —. magn Two fiete. Try and write cussed by Mre. F. £. Mitler : ence, using the coupon below .. TJ he Bhi t» Jiec *? of the ,ear » Precran is. “bome Definite Bteps Sonnet || Worle Peace.” The epexker for (the afternoon wae Mre. George Gelthorn. The Novern ber meeting will be held Nov. £, at 8 o'clock at 8 | Name EP cane oe the Monday Ciuh. The Speaker ££ (Ss , : 7 kiechiteaicediiaell :: | onnentfeld's “Pin Money Shop”"—F ourth Fioor.) AOE ccnesecovcctcccccecccccce, Le” Ut evening wiK be Col. Ray. mond Robins of Chicago. & tToem- ‘Plate iia | Lane eee? Ee ae Page. | ? : | . mz just One Part of Community _ Service—12,435 Days’ Care for Old People RiVEN our most undemonstrative patrons will find themselves exclaiming over these Dresses. For, not only are the Styles the most ticated and newest for Fall, but the materials are of a | quality rarely seen at $16.75. . > The fall seagen Ort if? g2t the horn. ivreeoonr PIC Ctae Wonderfully Heavy CANTON CREPES With Gorgeously Embroidered Sleeves! Novelty VELVETS— Darlings! Gay Perky TAFFET AS. Boutfant Fashioned! SSESESSSES PRUE ES USES SCL ERE OU HE RUNES OEE A 6 RY Oe & "ivi = SeSERERELE RR Sek we *tetete rs - —

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i Pee gone . i ADVERTISEMENT ee ee : : ae ; 119101 Bic Glasses Dollar Tt” SET OF TEETH, $10 UP , : Whee Shopping Here 2 Mf, Ces Be Activities of Sn der ees Dollar It's Keiffer ‘Dp. 3, GRABER, 620 OLIVE WORLD’S DEEPEST WELL | lei lp ~ | Glassee— large Jensee—One Dollar YIELDING BELCHER MINERAL SULPHUR WATER is, TA IM Women’s Clubs Samra at tener—one Dette Belcher Water and Turkish Baths have proven very bene- z 3 Biwe ———. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927___ ____ ST. LOWIS POST “DISPATCH PAGE 15 «Ce VeVe Ve Vel ee vewy ; , , reves ‘were A hnbhhi hee) — —— ix ay, bares ee aor I » Te a, »“Charce It, Please fe ~ Pavable wv) Dec ‘a. ve CCEMOCT ~€xalnination free. Similar Glasses elsewhere $2 ¢ : ian suffering humanity in numerous ailments. Continued from Preceding Pace. . , an von » to $5.00. Special | ae th SS | . | lenses extras Office hours: 16-12 4 BEI CHER HOTE DEPT. FOR LADIES | ber of the Good Will Congress con- | ™.; 2404 p.m. 610 North Broad- wy - | vening in St. Louis Nov. 9 to if. _ way, 3 doors north of Washington. | s re I | Monday evening Theta Chapter a T ‘ yr. Ss es zy ee 8 @ 8 @ cue @ | Of - Mu Phi Epsilon initiate@ the eeeaeerf ® following into membership: Miss Dorothy Dring. Mrs. Louise Evers Miss Dorothy Cleland, Miss Aliene Cherry. Miss Melba Allton and Miss Doris Humes. The Nationa Lucille Eilers pee ~ ts pS at a AS nite nae a arora amet neg oh Ne cy : : “3 + . - ? c —— & ; ce 4 & x a 2 i ~ te 4 a all x ° “SAVE 4% to 4% | NOW on Furniture, Rugs and Stoves u cements a ie PAL We Regare ort via ediils tthe aa aak bile cos.) een President, Mrs. Brettschneider of Cincinnati, O.. (and many alumnae were present The initiation was fpllowed by a banquet at the Forst Park Hotel. Specially Loz ) Priced Monday | Mrs. Pearl Noxon Johnson was 'toastmistress. Other speakers o! i TI loi tives) || i 2 L re? the evening were Mrs. Lillian Sut- \ ) ’ . ; 4 CH Luxurious] } ZA ton Cleland, Miss Blanche Erown, - | Mrs. Pauline James Dean, Mrs. SA AFAPRAR ALAR ORR RAR Ane Dee ~ Dee =. = aise } Orah Ashiev Lamke,. Mrs. MIth SAR PARA BM RAD Tate Dar ~ = wr 2rgrtt. Welch Parker, and Mrs. Bret ; rr... Tt al Wiss Alice Tuller of an ; ‘ ur : a Missouri University faculty was an “ 2 ~ AA ae APARA out of town guest :. 0. Sisterhood Ager hapter O. P. kL. at the home of Mrs. Hopkins, 338 Way aven = | ood, Mrs. Mark Wilson and | == aye tenderly apse We sititerely believe this to be the most successful selling event STO RE OP EN ever inaugurated in St. Louis. Enthusiastic crowds are daily taking ad- vantage the peo aap bargains aes We _ months mt EVER Y N IGHT Vance ald secured great price concessions from the manulacturers, W TO 9 O’CLOCK with the biggest slice of our own profits, we are passing on to the public. We urge you to come here Monday and share in this phenomenal sale. A 7 - d f : mai.4 ii Paseriiit-? a 4 ; - 4 - + , ” Pe Tee ' be 2G ep ot OES sa © a 4 P : « 4 : ‘ ~ - - - - - > ™ 7 , I Se ~ 4 *.: ? ~ as ' aa ‘ a ‘ : ‘ Z = ~ “, or it~ rea” 4 as ss rs . ss a 4A 14%, : a a a - .™ ee J * - . , ry ‘ > +3 . ae t 2 * . aim. wade ++ —* TES Gea. avai a OTe ick yA & bb i - - a ’ _- racie & \/ eee : 4? ‘ = 5 3 : ‘LA is e . . - -—— = ~— * oo we — = ; Ni; -_— Sweet Done, and Mrs wv. ~ o | . -e eal ~~ * - Zin reviewed “Eimer Gantry} . e the a€¢ Ouse one Me 2 . ‘ %- ey ee “eo OT: * : Ti OMe a Oommen . J ina . . = | . i J ee: ee ’ ee : - " “ ee ee Sie ie ar a. - Ras eben ee ee ere rents» ‘ Chee ae x m magear sagen amt IS -g Meas eee tes i Fe rr tee ol Am, "gE I ney tate >: Sepa eon tate " sapere) Fock as Feraieeneie et * an if lin ea poe ae pncobee an isls NOT a vegular $5 Hats, Corenado ; . ‘ — - ; * t ‘ a4 ‘ £ , ase s * —_—— 3 | . . a2 > = = ee “ 7 Sia is + : ‘ : ’ a. 7 ee, a rheeeeg t i aad - i * tale ee , ss 7 ~ a oe “sy A ; i ¢ ee eee d r . ” + © 7 R > 3 ‘ , 4 a = . : > “2 * ee a EB. : dal “ : : 5 . a Ys ing _ New Treatment Mrs. Th - ’ sCaadiiliiic. ; \ “ ‘ . és ‘ m em De & * er 7% we _" *. | . da ~ , 4 4 o iA 4 4 Rea k Se os ‘ .* —" % » a ~~ - . : \ 2 ge i ; : a kaaas “A A ‘# — r — "96 reom—ceontaina a genuine Kreehlier teose- — A magnificen¢ outfit: «elegant weteut finished on beet bard woods, A wmarvreleus tiving cuskion veloer davenpert, club chatr, end table, daewenpeort table, §beautifelly deeerated tearee Gresser (or va Th twe sefa pitieows, bridge lemp and shade, amoking stand. tnbie spring. mattress, recker, «hafr of bench, pek.! ? ' 2 beudoltr lamps, shades and rege—Anniversary Bale SSSA SARA EA AA AA RARER ESE R PARR RARADARRRA e searf and pair ef beck bhliecks—Anniversary Sale Price, $96.59. : : -* ~~ } ~ 7 > = ~ ca ‘ ; > ; i : . ** » oe on + . a * 2 7 ery 4 i’ i} ; ‘5 A gpa Th T > i on os — 3. — a — Letin ~ .. Fas ; & aa” ia* X ‘ aa* \ % AN ad i ‘ ‘ ? z - Ot- _ % 5 . e ? ~ © 4 fn . - F " . " - * @2 @ &@& e@h—UCethUCc PRhUCUc HOlhCUc RhUCUhFrhUCUchlhUCclhCr FhCUCHChUCMNhUCUrOrlhUCUFOrlhUCU FrlhUCUchLhUr hl eee 8&@—URetlhlUCFRrCUCcOMCUcrFlhUcMFlhUCUrrlhUCUrOhCrMhCUC => Value— Low Priced ‘i ee ee oe yp ERSUE Eg -—-™ $40 Reyal Velvet Rugs : a ‘ae > Sor RP eT fell pe > Jewish en! me y ener veereaee ' : * eowtlia o. © af i es Sr 4t,ie? mis BAS >. rat tee. * : © ae ‘ es Pm F ae itely fine fabrics—of suede-like and broadcloth texture. Bedell ap- ee ee ad cde leg ifs | Proved man-tailoring. Featuring snug hip lines, front and side flares eee : that distinguish the Paris originals. | Sunday, Nov. 13—Council Jew- | Raaa ————— , — — ae eA PARABARA RAR AFAR ARARAAARAAA EAL © Gh Pevervy a ee Li sereegs ‘ oF & 34 MPRPARAPA ORDA ADA 3s one a. eee &73 "es eeeeseeae,e#eeev#see#e#ts#se#es#s ish Juniors: Ladies’ Auxillary Jew- | ish Old Folks Home (dance at | home). | Monday, Nov. 14—St. Louls sec. | tien Ceuncll Jewish Women. Tuesday, Nov. 15—Jewish Or. | Exceptional Values! ) Wednesday, Nov. 18 — Bibie| LL. . Sh Men bay | APAGARARA SAS ae SR ey) cA Rerey 1 Sarthe ‘mater. 9 ERD iS es | peta Se SS ae | study; Daughters In Israel; Shaare | r k Ladies’ Auxiliary: Arrivals for Mond ) 7 | ee Thursday, Nov. 17—Mirtam Con- New V S or on ay | valescent Rose Bry Home board | | meeting. ‘4 aa er “A | Sunday, Nov. 20—Junior Hadas- | Es tang fa\ | Sas, Missouri Lodge, No. 22, L. Q. | eS Ao: fe | B. OD. ie a ae | Monday, Nov. 21—Sisterhoods. Tuesday, Nov. 232—Noshim Bick- Specta ly Low Priced ma ee cng =| | or Choliam Soctety; Miriam. No. 17, ial ree Tee |U.0.7. 5. — AARAPAPADA RMR ASAY 2 2: = © « * ss *e¢« es &¢ & & &© & € je istrative patrons will find & over these beautiful the styles the most sophis- _ the materials are of a SCKLPESSIOCCSISCHKCTIP Cer Ae ea soner radse a ss Now. | Wednesday, Nov. 23—Noshigm Rach Monith Seciety;: Bible study ‘ TON CREPES : 4 ; “ , S : ase group mbroidered Ss! es! “ : 3 , J fs Thursday, Nov. 24—Gertrude Darl; oy : | @ - , charity dance, ("hase Hotel, en arlings! : : ; . Friday, Nov. 25—Ploneers. 2 | Saturday, Nov. 26—Shaare S, Bouffant Fashioned! s | Sport F ks! . a | Emeth evening dance. | rocks! : Be” tt | Sunday, Nov. 27—B’Rith Sholom VEL VETEEN Frocks! : . oe A | Ladies’ Aid; Y. W. H. A. council; F } Si j ¢ . | = / . |dunieor Council Jewish Women. : y Tailored! : “ae | Monday, Nov, 23—Ladies’ aux- Youthfull Daring!’ ’ Sond ; . filary J. C. R. &: conference of Jew- , Daintily y ae - = Youthful—New—Fashioned of the Smartest : ist) Women's organizations te Lace rimmed! | - | = : —y uesday, Nov. 28—Conference 2 Velvets—Silks—Chiffons and Crepes. Dress- | Leet somes eagenamition Stahae APAPARMAAS Sabksahaakin _ ; ) eS reet—] Anner— renin peace meeting. Shop”—Fourth Floor. ) : - es for Afternoon- St or , Ex 5 | Weanesdeg, Nor. 20— B’Rith Ps and Sports wear in this inclusive collection. | Shoiom Ladies’ Aid; Bible study. - . esses | | Sorority Circle met Thursday aft- Every style—every =" color. Dr that | ernoon st the ieee of Mra. d. re were made to sell at far higher prices. CF itinued on Neat Page. a? : fs < ¥ oe ga OPO es rn SPOTS eas O'CLOCK SOUTHEAST | » oomvermneminaitemmaes sseescnepeee#ee#e#ee#ermt*e#*#**# *# seeseseeeneeee#erw#ethermenrternreetee#s

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‘ 3 . a * + ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 é ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ _ : NEES . — ‘a _eN SONIA SS. | gave a report on the convention! at Moolah Temple, Lindell and;afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in the; titled “Creating Citizens for a New | bert F. Close, who wit — Sa WQon : | of the Missouri branch of the Na- | | McPherson avenues, from 11 a.m./;church parlor. This meeting is toi St. Louis.” The National Anthem | her subject “The Tactfgi SS SX: ee Kirkwood ‘tional Congress of Parents and/to 11 p. m. Luncheon and dinner | celebrate “St. Louis Day,” and the; will be sung by members of the 'from the Book of Esther, tae Tos SBS oh | Teachers, held at Springfield. Mrs. | will be served. leader for the afternoon will be} Glee Club of the Phyllis Wheatley ' H. C. Gilger, the p ~ = Burnett went as a delegate. |Mrs. J. B. Schwarz. The salute to} Branch of the Young Women’s preside, and hostesses for the 5 | Mr. and Mrs. 8 G. Hopkins of | The Woman's Missionary Society the flag will be led by Mrs. J. / Christian Association, as well as a cial hour fo'lowing the : —. Way avenue have returned from | The Ben Akiba Aid Society will | of West Presbyterian Church will! Lawrence Hawk and Mrs. George | | number of “Spirituals.” The de- | will be members of Mra x. Cairo, Ill. where they motored to | hold a bazar Wed -sday, Nov. 9,hold its monthly meeting Monday | Mangold will give an address en-/! votional will be given by Mrs. Gil-' Willcuts’ Circle. visit relatives. ; eee 4 = ‘ eS ? 3 ee ' ARRAN ‘ ~ .*% N . .," SS SSS os Announcement has been made of | the marriage of Miss Helen Koer- | ber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Koerber of San Bonita avenue, 2 to Ambrose Brossard, son of Mrs. « Cornelia W. Brossard of Argonne | s ' PART FIV E. drive. The marriage took place | a aati THE ENTIRE ANDO COLPIPLE TE STOCKS OF > Tuesday morning at St. Luke's Te “t = = x | ; | | 4 St. E Was PAGE 14 UR ARE ION AOR NOES 2 AA SARE 1012 N. GRAND—OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. —— gy w 4 44? 363 28es $47 “gf *, . ‘ Mig Atlan 5 « Cae es oon ‘% “ . Praskls, Tis ayers Paes ‘ * De en ee ee Caen ad ‘ . joo ta a a Church, Richmond Heights. Miss Koerber was attended by Miss | LIBERAL Myrtle Wilkins, a, niece of the | : so —_ ‘ “4 A f | | | ‘| groom. Mr. Brossard had as his | C re cr D IT | | E = = | 10 Pp 4 | 9 Success With Fin best man V. A. Koerber Jr., “4 OS S-r *f Re) T=!) Bie) .°) -O L L v7 EZ =¢ 7 ‘Ri E E- T= 4 MILES brother of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. ee ee “eS motor trp TERMS | |Invoiving Over A Half Million Dollars Worth OF Furnitu re “ER 7 pPs esented 1 in Ni hr h the East. They will be at : Sian apartment on .Con-| | Stoves. Carpets. Rugs. Refrigerators Bedding.Lamps Radios Et 5 7 a 5 SS IIR eit es Mel shit uticinn utente, stanatencaae Spt Sp tn WN cease aed ge ae pat : wae hs, TRIE aod - — = oli OW res xen Te et eR eae eee - Ly sah age gor ee A, tae 4 at: sie oe a F Of ; . : a ve ae — So call i OO et eee Wee: aba ie a ’ eS See ae go "Te Ri iaee ol das y ompiel ited eis clat! stamens mean 28k " - = , “ aie ~- ras . . i : Rie: eae Prpheee MAD, SmNRAE toy AO RO » me =r ~~ noe eet =AS + wakes BO ‘ . : . = al at Ne drtny 4 Pee pe tats at ee - - . 3 » ' e ' % ~ A o * 3 ee a ase oh Hi , Paes Beet Te MEO, AMMO DIOS, $0 oe Sem ta be Kf am S ia ais ste di sh ts yes Lot : + . ‘ - a F -~ tig * a ‘ - = —™ * as ae ers ag me % nw ee oy o R= a * te * « > Ps e wa ee - 4 - te - - “ " - mee ” ai te . ——) ‘ yom ee 1% 5 a ee oe 34 Pe Ser 5 7” pa tng " it Stace i at Reo ee ee eos eee ee ee eee ee ‘ ptmapesnt weet accesible ella ng A he ne ldir Tur r N te d i . ’ 5 snov SCHAFFNER MARX 222 a - a ae | $205 Bedroom Suites, Sale Price _ - ) ee "Yours Truly.” Mrs. R. B. Will amson of Har- | .. & ae age a With a stormy starting in Chinatown, = uitea oc tes Stats | RADIO IES sion worker, who would rather sing ballads Ge cca, snes. t 4 METAL BEDS Involving Over $100,000 worth of Dining Suites, all periog designs, solid ios CREE ¢h05 live in luxury on the Stillwell estates, | walnut, American wainut, solid mahogany, blended woods, hardwoods; all $115 6-tube, 1- a ) The Holy Name Society of St. | $12 heavy 2- woods ‘and combinations. Everything goes In this gigantic BUSINESS AD- dial Radios in +8 2 gs '® garden party on tte meni pe Ur = & t has a — “aig have been planned $70 Parlor ; » oe in honor of Mrs. Ricker. Dr. and | $300 Bed S S I p ; . > = @ yer : i” 95 SE RR Aemetrene wore : room wifes, ale Frriee $1 84.00 of — Bt Gene Buck, who has for years = od i > venant of the Ziegfeld enterprises, writin Buys Peter’s Church will present the mu- inch continuous JUSTMENT SALE of the entire stock. : . have a consistent plot. sical comedy, “The Carnival,” next | & post Metal beautiful cabinet chorus and a number of well-known musi Either of = Friday evening at st. Peter's Hail.) J $145 Dining-Room Suites, Sale Price --$76.00 | with speaker... WEE cast, which includes Evelyn Hoey, Douglas Mrs. William J. Lee h tr a — = 2 } t _ These MI TAT anes waere che erent the $157 Dining- Room Suites, Sale Price. ...... $87. 00 PR Teotore Babcock, audrey Berry, Forres | week-end with her daughter, Miss pe [Eileen Lee, who is a student at @ $ Di -R S Sale Pri ‘Wes UST in passing it may be remarked that t Cre Si Marys-of-the-Woots Coles. | BED SPRINGS 200 Dining-Room Suites, Sale Price DAY-BEDS HEE Jas: ve zicetets may debate tm pe + SS Mrs. ieues C. Henderson of | $22.50 double- 15 $225 Dining-Room Suites, Sale Price $14.50 Day-Beds, =. @ street curbs the palpitating question | . Me A * Monroe avenue was the hostess to deck Bed positively go at BA Eddie Canter is drawing in the highest s gs . s SP Eathie bancheon club last Toes. $257 Dining-Room Suites, Sale Price Si Bor Seal “god eg MEME 8 Proadray. Mr. Jolson max exhibit & Finish Day-Beds, a s. Oscar Jekel of : 3 . $305 Dining-Room Suites Sale Price $ 1 64. 00 : ; week's work, but at the moment all of & - c - f ei. ; 5 ‘ 5 : Tomorrow Foto 1 avenue had as their 3 e a ze F midable runner-up in the team of Moran jguests during the past week Mr. "ae Crows—who aren't even on Broadway. Only jand Mrs. F. L. Smith of Pekin, ml. | 4 4 | e | d | | ee a oF in, Til. | : ——— | ie | } In fact, even the phonograph degfers, | Mrs. Louis Feldman of Big Bend | Buffet Mirrors BREAKFAST SETS SILVER SETS Be «sé crafty habit of padding box office i feesery has gone to Columbus, O., to $7.85 value— $17.50 26-Pc. Rog- +] 45 7s ~«COslittle bewildered by the speed through These Coats. ““* “*"™: 3-opening Q A $54 Silver Gray Oak Breakfast Suite, Exten. Table. $36.75 rolling: A 0 these burnt-cork Irishmen is sweeping The quarterly m¢ meetin of the , ” od Buffet that their record sales have now passed | - : - ——7 ae : are Wort Women’s Auxiliary of the Episco- — $ 15 5.P § kf st Se lined cabinet, while = | . —_ . h : lece rea a ts they last fm Telephone,” which has hitherto been ~ “= | pal Diocese of Missouri will be held | id ; a E25 inext Friday at St. Peter’s Episcopal . (67 7 sd % ” isks. ™ ~ Church. Mrs. John D'Arcy ; | $ - iece Breakfast Sets : so a Rose” of phonogragh —_ ; chairman of the auxiliary. : zs FUR TRIMMED >| 7 $105 5-Piece Breakfast S$ . | ; | Brand $ 95). oe f TABLE LAMPS “rlece brea ast ets Kitchen Cabinets | Ee j | Alice, Where Art The |New WINTER COATS 3 Activities o eee 10.61 a | | $7.50 Table rt an : | g. ; . —_——— | Women’s Clubs Lamp s 45 | —_ — Ft oe FUR SAMPLE COATS "=" q [5 A STOVES & RANGES son, 99 75] a Ss : hee 2 a * : Bleakney, vt Cates avenue. Mrs. . + + “ - . C.K. Urquhart had charge of the = $55.00 Cabinet Gas Ranges, porcelain trimmed, $26.75 | = ie to Ss 9 O |prosram nied int rod sea Mrs. | ee] as anges, g0 at x a | Geors angold, State chairman [ —aaienaws | $27.50 G = : | of ila elfare, ho spoke o1 | t bot Sis teen of Siteaseaet. “whee i MA " RESSES $85.00 Gas Ran 0 al TIRES JZRS David Smith, chairman of enter- |! $15 Layer-Feit and $ 75 ges, st “12 Weeks to Pay” . 43 es $ 99 jtainment, announced a benefit bien epee rE $85.00 Parlor Furnaces, £0 af = — $ 85 | Theater Nov. 7 and 8. | $22.50 All Pure * . : | Ba ager atin § | 2.19 $135 All-Porcelain Bungalow Ranges, warming or ALL WOOL ¥ |show to be given at the Missouri @ . § Fancy DRESSE & | The Business _ Professional! | | Women's Club of S - Louis will hold | 29x4.40 Summit $ 95 A $ G5 | | their regular meeting Tuesday at | vom spring -filled 5 | : - Her ~ . $ p. m. at the tin Club. Miss! Mattresses. s : nein — mm j} Gertrude Ryan, the president, will | Snec te ) uara | y-eside, and several matters of im- | —€iXtra heavy s ite aah ‘ j on . “ —— . Nemes 2VEhe ave ° ° cr ~ ’ a 4 a ~ SE CE AN NR SN RN AEN es OA? aT . = ~ 4 — woo ‘ Shins engl tt ne IN te i Oh Plan! > 0 Che cae SOS it ea aati IS PT te Rien, eet sen: LR MEER pt rene many ae ee + Captian ite ae eb od OF AOR RRR IR OS EOIN ome) he Pre . ” - a a Satter meh ‘ pit ating eee ie J F p ° PS cen eiyE™ FO : a Eo Soo a RM AOR DDS KAYO HE | portance will be taken up at this | THESE DRESSES | woRTH DOUBLE Awe The St. Louis Chapters of the/| oe wit 2 Toms 7 27. 00-—9x12 Brussels Rugs sie eee $12.85 Si | .35. Bridge Lamp and Shade [Club Friday, at 12:30 o'clock. | $ 52.50—9x12 Axminster Rugs .... . $28.75 Chapter C K will be hostess. | S$ 60.00—Sx12 Axminster mah ns oe . $34.50 + colin yee gbiticers of Fonttonne/ @! I $105.00-9x12 Turkestan Rug . . $49.60 $16.00 Junior Lamp and Shade |College, Wydown and Big Bend 4 | boulevards, recently elected for the | $1 10.00—9x12 Savon Rug —- $56.85 $21 00 s 75 St : vice sao mc ml Lore a Pe wa —— | $ 6.00—9x12 De Luxe Rug Pads. . . 3.45 . a ee oe 5: 4 Em retary-treasurer, Mary Hannon. | : | Mrs. Stanley M. Riggs of 1118 | TRADE YOUR OLD SS SPESS XN WY \\ Wiss Thy ; WT Wa RY stu Uae AZZ OPEN DAILY _North Kingshighway will be host- | ess to the m+mbers of American | FURNITU RE : F ~ \ y “2 — . Circle No. 62, Ladies of the Grand | | : ‘ Y Za a | ] Army of the Republic, and their FOR “NEW?’? é | , Z a Zz, : 8-30 A M TO6P M. ‘friends at an all-day party Thurs-. | —— : N : Z Ss . o Site eitie day. Followin luncheon, cards Z " ee AN Di mime @ «Call Garfield ece2 eS -. DURING SALE PAGE, ‘GRAND, HODIAMONT CARS AND 8B Mrs. E. C. Burnett, esident o1 ' = 3 > ss > oe oe eee eee Me the Roc School Mothers’ Cire, ww S110 5-bLO7 ake} 9-OLIVE= =6: TR. E EZ

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S| ae sae eee COW AAA Se ere peat Nhe will have age MENS ia SARRNNNG " NKR RRAAN ) ASR them , her subject “The Tactfy . SN SQTREZRO, SS SS MSS SS \ So ehaae of the ; from the Book of Esth ce F oe . ~ ex . ~* SS » SY \. ~S ~ KO SAAN SON SON ~ SC WN SS SS ~\ WN NN . SRA SW aa te RAV wy NY : heatley |/H. C. Gilger, th te Mra Be a oS Ros RRSGaug RQ \ \ G{E \ AQ N ‘ MHHMiN0w ea \ \ AWW. MAGGS WS : Sar ley |H. C. Gilger, the president, wit’ [SABES oS OO NAY MA M.—R—RDARNIS a CERES SOQ ww omen's preside, and hostesses for the ..% NSS Wer : Ww aa on a & oti “— = N x \\ \ SQW Wg NS GG UY AG COQ KC 0” \\ SSE Cs \ WS Pl] “on a so a eae og aca ne ce- Ww e members o rs. ¥- Sb PARA SEE SoS sop i ; if 7 (i; EI, . ee. fey © te coe MELEE ise NCTE es aaa IA RE OE REIN A en th lt oon ~ a weet Te artnet: = Mewncrmen. A ep eta, eee FIVE, ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30,197. st—i—‘i—s PAGES t—4A, eS rene hail: co ae. wr 3 a = - - 7 _ —— NO AT a EAR TO I ataata i - a » are ro 50 | 5 wo St. Louis Women Score : oonist Fitzpatrick Gets an Eyeful of White's Very Grand Opera at the American | he’ “High-Brow” Chaplin | ecess With Fine Drama ean Se ERs peo | In London Now MILES How Noah Beery Got in the Moviee—The Skeurar—Loew Deal “FREE” | } F rés ente d in N Cw Yor k | nn Penningte | : All Oft— Barrymore, Yachtaman aide | id eget 7 pi Seer eer } ean ee es ed % * 7. ab . 1% 2 Dayapyee ” te oat: PORES RE. BE _ ‘es rw - os . ts hie HARLIE CHAPLI has entered the realm of the high-brow . DELIVERY ik §, . . sin Age | i Caroline Houwink and Mrs. William rences iT | . cubete in London ta th ind of the film fana. The man wha | . raised the custard ple from the statue oc : dAcasert to that of a —_— | _& Flewellyn Saunders Make American ) ee i | . ee . es es ) pesatatr sean es * | deadty w 42pOu Baas dec ethrone rom fi rmer Kieh position aa SAVE! > & ) Translation of The Good Hope. , . V , Beane « Agama day's ee com fan the tatelienteaia, file such instant success brother Syd ranks above h delay—before the tis store’s beginning. ing from these won- me Sag 9 spat DN o> j- Pear aeRO RES as pes A oo ety an ee bahia, Velie beaah-20 Kom, OF ba ake Ne Metals as le Vira 0 wept Boo PEELE RE TN Se ee ee by 320.000 patrone i en This aad verdict was dellvered canal os RRA et ages pe canrey het flung Rim ta featified te their ts A questionna’ bo ah Mahee Pat (hg Oe papel tar ant) ie ener i eae RR ee Catena ot ade Re aren eae fence ate heroine and type take ecomfo: inaclation te Bhim, “ho wuts 3 af peers, upper crust : ee ee i hee en jlament, actors, ctreanea ahd members of society (with the big 8S) all gave him an easy first But he me longer be Asawa CO OT Ee OR ee x SILVER SETS | J fered : "ar : dan im sfiat su Ss. wetea est in. , , . iongs fo the masses, hut to the classes, for in the full count of yotee $15 26-Pe. : , ulge te cl : he was twelfth = ee 85 - nllie mente a oe , . | | Renald Coleman waa firet the vote for the most popular : * ste a ee ee . ce , , 6 ; ' Plated Sets, While - ae nn which FE lle Torry ~~ i . —_ | gereen star. After him, in the following order, came Adolphe Men They Last aS... the works of Mrs. Ho hf UDUe: © : ou EETHOVEN nd ins, age | tan ho has a co: nake a comedian imagine thetr foons; Sidney Marion and Ot. ete . Sg 7 Wagener and Richard USB, crete prod: 9 gell deal wih wttte| ona. cmieeion teh ety talie Corday in “IMvertiase tv 000, , + hardwood '. & o as . 4 ; , : alsed PS by eee denuae OAH REERY, whe is in “The Reugh Ridera’ at the Miesourl this a Bi. mong American » ‘a 43 . _ .? 7 a" , | ? : . walnut finish st s . composers outstancing et nethin hilusor’ bi never mh os i he know. Yet there trients Charities Benna and =e : any wee Se week, tiade hia first acreen appearatce about twelve yeara agu, Of —ea nd aciling Hiclen Dean it 4h anit: Tad week of George Whit Sean- | falr percentage, with “costume” file at the bottom of the leat, hat go to liam and Joe Mandell. buf. }’rior to that, Ble diary is filled with euch interesting eventea as ‘iy the most diffi- | Tiernan and ‘Ttrmesmitha:** ** opus The Sea _ r r . ira. ae Ss - . baa 4 y ’ , P i ® . " ee of fhie stnge arta fiilmrm Tir: it ene } in liorn an January 29 Place, a fartn fiear Kanheas City, Miseourt j ~ * » nw ‘ nae »¢ | ‘= . ae 2 Y aa’ r) 4 ‘ ri é ‘rr a 4a 2 a P = P| . . > , — ‘ pa Ym ' ” ‘ pete ari mo) f fyYmnaastzs, rho Edueated at Chase Bchool, Jonae James Jr — ¢laeetiate — oe Ail rt ubert-Rialto will he Odeon, on Friday afternoon a comedian, Live . OS BOY nerve-racking on the part of the play, “The Girt in the Pull. , Made dramatic debut with O. D. Weedward Btoek Company in tilddle weet, jermans to the offs 74 hie 2 - - 2} by wa} rig } , ; oh . byt: * - . . . of this week. much In what I ¥Y, DUE ianeh Aiahens man,” with Marte Prevost. a soloist, precisely how hi iys it , 7. alou hat ¢} ' ' ' - 1 ; ' . ' atte i - ate that Che LMP IE SSeS fo: K oOompany in Ver- Setek -VUTSE, eien anes len oe, Terr. aarp) A . . ' ’ v ss d | “ ‘ La . hat Ak Pte r ‘ny The ‘ race 4rie bi , se” Journey ed to east coast and enrolled in variote other gtock . » . . 5 : wb . : a . . ; poten ' ° j | — sain ae ss 2Prl fee 7 Senant of the Zieet C : : isé ul . WJ ; ; ; - : : ~ " ~ > . iti I ira U! On , . r : — » os ® . . ; . ; “ i= pS | t d W qorr , ™ rT ‘ A ae ‘ Abe aR La 38 , re ce 8 I an , *. f = - , = ~ 4 - ves . "7 ; a gt . ‘? is . . ai ‘ ‘* ‘ ‘ m P . @gging up novelti E 4 is ice yf “Don lan.” se xu th tern ar cu Qo QO! im teil mnetieans in thelr searc) for Ladies with Lewis Stone Wallace and he then organised their own troupe # i‘ sua = ~ ; . ‘ . ai woe . . . s) ‘ r } stant az % ’ ‘ . se (i a a Has 2 “6 ’ g a rict Ar ne €) AY i‘) take fie ti 4 a f . ‘ Lu: Bel , “46 . Ire! ‘ad hh 4 iti } Lal Pa als » trl ye lnug) are constantly + ; ‘ -t —' ,. ou ; ri ia Created role of Devil Judd in The Trail of the lonesome a ou Truly. ' ‘ “ eis "sirls & ’ ‘ i} . yi Vv‘ 2 4 ho ie. Bs ] : cd ee _ le ey of Stop. beat! Wi) | aT and hie ’ é : = With a stormyv star : ' 4 + - : ’ . , » 2 ' e O s a. ] ait a tiy : : . . . . ‘ithe ° . Eee Ore hesf re ; ] ine ++ ~ i & bee, . i+ & ; -—- ater VY \ : ‘ 7, - . ] t ea ym - ; » ® fo ; . P is , : = 1} ry cot ie 5 ° ‘ ; ‘i ; | ee HOS th mew material to find an audi- | LOEW'S BSTATE—Alice Terry | Heery began his movie career by epeclalising im ¢haracter ld and unresponsive to th in “The Garden of Allah.” On ‘“*heavies,*’ Perhaps his finest eharacterigation ase a Villaig wae te Bien worker, who would rath ing balla 01 yoy friends chestra has been in dally rehearsal! s . » - . * ‘ ‘ . . » > , eye F} z — : “2 ee htis—{o expect roars ang MISSOURI e' “The lhiouge? ar. ‘ F ; — pile ee ae BURR propensities. ough Rid ‘The Call of the Canyon.’ "Wanderer of the Waeteland,” “North of . » & -olltener - ; 4 rie Annie : ha = ae . ™ horhotffer howl ' Pig rreete j Inetes vy os rit Bb : p D os @orus and a number of well-known : >met n€@ Pischer. 7 Oberhotfer 3 hor ; é ers with George Baneroft. aa 4 . Having sold comedy to pla : “6° “Wild Horse Mena.” “Padlocked” and ‘The Vantetifag Amer| T} ; ine! ‘ : > old are being % - = rola 4 , e ‘eg 9nsive me i ; - , ss } Theodore Babcock, Audré Try, Forre nall, Ton ters. De Ss ; the season made a study of humor And ‘Thy D t = ion : ble instrumeé! for he pPason pe ‘ rsus ramatic ST. LOUIS—"Fast Side, West | Strange ae it may seem, Noah appears a4 a comedian ta The d _ ‘rs ry mts ‘ : _r% , t-, «+ 2 “i? . . f i «i : ; 4 ; . : ‘ . Pas\ 7% §$ hs - s : ‘ ’ ¢ j | ’ : nee he BENE (i on om, a lab ae eae ate nor : wads: " oa ' Tas Tk ae rim Tt ae a ep tai crane ate y sy aaa ? Pe aoe 5 pap aa reece A Soaks me pean: Races : ie ." ey Big 9 6 vest cm Arig he ONIN Dien ata ee | = fatags 1a cp Behe tps 3 Gare anit ea oh , ‘ a? . : r} : ; ‘ouh Beery and Mary Aator for many years, have naturally eiiitlinenngiie . : . | = » On the tr age: Mrooke Johnae. | Can ek ee ee Triday at 3 p. m. ~ p Side’ pe | - ) . , ‘gare ' #) “silavs .r ‘ est i ie is with (,eorgee {i} birter i ? " j ore } ‘int fcatne with tle 73 oo : > ser ee rked that the Bucl i th hites The program | is: ee ae pie oy yaaa Club to resent Virginia Valli. ‘On the | Rough Riders, being : joorge Bancroft, another “heavy, | : ts ri ' © | gaan escaped horse thief and a sheriff whe join the Rough Riders ta DAY-BED ee - } eae Goats or | » Ss sf apes enna mazes get ee ee ee ne reais L, Sh Pp] : sia aah Raabe *4 ‘and the Zieg . — on " : eee. iiss eae ; | Beethoven TUM Givi ’ ‘ALLO Le 5 qT reC¢ ort ays Balle : ce rematt near each other . eee « os ie 2 Pa - Ws s J ia Li ’ a 4 gar - rat ” ‘we : _ — , : ’ me Aot me t nive eat ty wii! ! if ¢ “aw fiir rr ‘sith m ; eee . j = ‘ . sis apn ' SF Mahal =" ' ae . ; = . euigreaetion rTEH many montha of negotiations, during which the deal Was $40.90 Fancy Wood-end 2-T — * one . xs r i = > 2%. 2 : ‘ ‘oO ry tan -_ o ae rT Finish ee % Broadway. r. Jols may exhibit L¢,oUU Check iC ome ee, iene sssionst« end the comedy ti ven, oduce three short one-act play: : e Phe | de 3 + Ai “ F enema : ' : di al 7” ny mae ne made and unmade time after time, despite vigorous dentale that is: a ee at Where: ‘ iG te ote ey trish EF i ntdidis erudite Rie aaa deh to “ TS Ell lg 4 eer CRG Phe Wie aif ey ee ey Re Aa ging .* € gates ® week's work, + the moment all of these are faced with a for- Tone Porm. “Don Juan” (e na ad wah 46 te on co eek next ridey end Beturésy 1 | : sien | ' . " , cantin stir aa » Stet) he T2' ihool, | atkive Amore in tliere were even any etch things as conferences going op. the ia a ’ “mc. on -¢) %? x A ; ; “ Crows—who aren't even on Broadway. tail SN a ih EAS ald ; ,r - 7 ~ 4 ’ oe * i i a - - . . "¢ ¢ ‘ f 7} } * ; *e - 8 + © @ @ @ y = Telephone | ae] whi . ao Lit; ‘ : Oo J » . | P| 3 o i ‘ LA a . J : j ‘ sala ae i ae ew , tatiaahs " ddd hal Wil ANY Re ail eee 5 MRP Ag RR Lk MBO aia wee . - ‘ aes i } it ris (ice on | ; ’ Oberhoffer Leon Erro F rimtenr on Gop...... tnt porcelain op 9 B.T9 cunrme: $40.65 tiie bye ast fri temic from ‘ : al Pees en © ee ee and rriotert SsSe@ePFeeseseseeesss © one oe meadriguia and prograr int Tour as arranged by Johu Finley, TIRE i é ’ - ¥ re a ¥ ° “© . ’ } *, ,* ‘* .* x . * 4 bs baAa sf tT) Ss f So gata at ge i as — P St oinde’ ° -~ ; ite ne with the best eamin pies 7" 3 ‘ BS. Ae be Oe y€ ETiG ax 2 | we 3 . oti | 4 RK be 5 ", ‘ , va 4 : q Ne 5 a ” ; seSasfhiuaaisc: set - ‘ , ‘ 3 ‘ : . . . i ‘ ‘ ; a g . on se ; “ : rn | the " van \ ; : ’ : ? Phx We liar Myra frie } rie Tae i | udcieor oe rT ' om . ~—-—- ‘ - — -$o4 oe) - ; , io ae a , “ nd qy*i eerie of the ‘ Tires : bi f. . nas heen BO j ng A BROT ie. ee ; St) " oF — ei | tet paper Mmrita ly ir wm 4 . . * “ a as Lae ’ ‘ ee oe 2 " : saci ” . ‘, . ea F PREY. “8 ees . * 4? tietle + Bi et Bi eye . . 4 g iii St. has hee Ome Wei: mas ” > 3 ; ; ee. 4 com poum re «yt fie V efi if % hy pay . Ye r 7 ye J ” : Se ts , . 4 - . sonal A " ray - - -_ iw | ; ? ’ - 4 ‘i pret 299x440 Summit 55 : 3 gent ctelies ae ae | re ci ® Ve he firet three numbers while « ce. ; 5 . . “> 4 ’ R 7 3 . ve . , 7 : fr | + . ’ 4 . : TS; =—_ ‘ Ps ae ; " : + 2 i ig . : ¥ » ae moreasion of reverence 3 L . ‘he ne EG ‘ : ~& + tee wy ’ 4 -. . » ae 686008086 50 te se vr Ad@ 10, te prices for terms a? _? F APE 4 eo ik braccit f vert ay? rie pervert: i fh; re gr ouTy Px ! b ‘ e . pe . : : > : ee : ; ? , . Py P. . ; ¥ ; : f ‘ : ' . } 4 1? us j ; J ; . > 3 : s J, ; > _ . — > I , = . : . ° o> - f * ; - . -- * P . . . . rey . 4 : . . die ¥ © , “ 3 : |= . | ; , walt Seti a “a ; ip @ 4 Mugh Jones, th F, : . - ; , : ps ‘ | bos ; : ; . -——- -— =| — — — ’ ; a7 Tt ha? ons Feri : . enoirese Hottie « ? ; f . sme ia ‘ , o e ’ a ; a i : j . . “ - a , ao . ; Poke . iw e .. . ’ ie . : an 4 me a . 4 — wt 8 _ , .1 » eS a neelv outside New } ork Be “sili F > a Ysa " + . { orrrie ‘* a errat ee eit rf et this ap ———— ‘ eo % ¢ ak igs ‘6 = ‘4 : * Pegi cr} - pig ’ , . 54 . & , gE Lie, Wilks piay ; ' eae ail ng 34 5 . . om ' S / . . Pe . os ; . , ‘ « a , TY nor concerto for oa 9 , tritcve ge.e 4 ’ rie 4 * : - i 4 513% se TI ; bas 4 - * 5 -_ oe , exhs ¢ ' 14 4 : r . ; Es. , + hoy bey A aertert -—— . i > whe — si seats for the “Pot Tie Acftinitely meogern end fr $448 . ; > - . ; wv 3 Bae F , » e > ; $4 , batt & : OPEN DAILY 3 may purchase such gruul 4 songs. inciueging a4 ms 4 = . giro? .. ft\* #* #a7 o# * . : ry) ? : > , vance ioT, any nuimper SUaewes & YF tg the Latiie et fi . Brit = os : {nev desire irom one to the en ' : — ad the OiG w« mrYv evoritvuer wy : . e s . : 3 . ; | tire serics and thus have the BaIne i. Nathenie) Dett, dean of wale mt 9 a 3 seats through the season. Reserved inetitute. “Whel Opie ‘niGee witt or Harn pter seats remain et 75 cents, uenre- Heit.” by Peter Christies 1 aot inbee, C URING SALE # , : served on the lower figer ere 6° et “thepherd’s tH vy" he s eee | , fe ae ; ; cents ané the balcomg jents will ubert “y ruiy.” Ciaren: ckineun, E be 2f cents. 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pb ORs eRe z " ST. “egNTEST DESIGNS ON EXHIBN CLASS | Winners Shown at Pub- — lic Library. | : A collection of 135 designs chos- g en from more than a thousand en- ries submitted in a cover design a magazine for he Ne ae ETH SR rn ORE OE ‘ “ __ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Facing the Music | eee 6 ee ee | hati d arias OH. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 PAGE 2A | Behind the Screens heart in “Baby Mine,” the old Mar- guerite Clark stage success, in ST.LOUIS POST“ Cran soon aa aoe | 7 . «Ori etietr.e@ ' a T YOO - . rt, * Sie eal , a ” gn tingle 7 wy. % - = s X,* ce WA : Ie” ds . on. ie whee m anotge a oa : USOLINA GIANNINI, dramatic, Miss Giannini ts soprano, who gives @ song re- \a leader among the cital at the Odeon on Thursday | ations and is held up te Stigmata ‘ ies ie ES 228 Let a ae * reales gee it a agai + roy 9 4 — +e Shee Labgaraa ; aw PR ode HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Oct. 29. OVIE organists all over these im ani RR) Pes i tee ee Sppav scale aan besten o ~* = 2 Se eet ee See ee oF a . ha = Os ty “roe “2. 6 fs be Peer rade fn aS De woah wie - eS TS ls Ores P 2 a ee = , a So le im A hy ot m( Saurent . ia. gn ent Fee =. eS Ee ae ue _ Ss Z| 4 ~ ie Sf A> aa tis RS ie agit) Bes eats ae a : i 5 as sia pie nig pe eet } ee ee ‘paw cate? BE SAMA KES OI 5 OORT Me PO Ne ae See eee y -* « bea 8 ee We, SR. toe RES ere nner ees eo ote ys push welt ‘ _ oe is : 7 J 7 9 = % . 4 ast a+ a . s 4 N Mww # as mn ee . Cah oi thee he al + RR oe ’ eee " , wore > hs ae SN tie om tes wi “ Pate a CA el 8 ERS OMELET ROO AME MeO IME 5? j 5 yy Ca VAIS nietenipnbenite vik tee — Oe en ee ee * “ x. at oe sag ae eran ya bata: HAA Eo eww v mHEa r ‘ . - Rye Pe © er bal que we ” ache > rc 5» leas > Se “ me; ne a ® eo * ~ atopors @ CT ae © " > oa . rae Ps 3 oi Ene 2 = ian eo Ret sae ae -. a Sart we Fes tal + ied ee alte Bie oe : rare ed. : ems : , “pe SENEGAL ME. OR AR ROE RI 2 POR SORES LE LEE! FOOTE * oo . Sal J 7 eal alee on it se “g » the rages " pied nebae ven —_ _— ne “ ’ ae —* Se Pr ot ee aren ye ere we aoe aan tae s Oe. i Fi Z ee 2g aS iicin ne ee sax FF am Cte tel _ almost fair and United States might as well begin to practice the “Vesta La Giubba,” from “Pagliac- Se. to Gust off Stock Story No. 7 and do it again for the Fillums, it seems. The broken-hearted clown story—the tear-jerking tale, ways accompanied by appropriate “Pagliacci” music—of the artist who cried “On with the play,” though his heart was breaking, will | furnish the eminent Chaney ma&t- rial again to shake ‘em with sobs, while the movie managers shake ‘eam down at the box office. Lon will do “Laugh, Clown, Laugh,” one of David Belasco'’s contributions to the uplift Herbert Brennon, who produced “Peter Pan” and “Beau Geste,” and who has just completed and Son” from Warwick Deeping’s novel, will direct it. The picture will follow Chaney's gangster story, “The Big City.” Charlotte Greenwood, elongated stage comedienne, will make her Stage debut as Karl Dane's sweet- LOEW AND SKOURAS FAIL TO MAKE ANY COMBINATION DEAL Continued from Preceding Page. in the saddle there will be no pool- ing of interests here with any one elee in charge but Schenck—a scheme not at all ting in with the Skouras idea. In the meantime, the Loew @anization has taken over the eration of the Publix theaters Kansas City, the national represented in St. Louis by the Ambassador and Missouri, Skouras properties. fit- in ———— EANWHILE, the battle to in- \) oe the overhead of operat- ing a picture theater is rapidly reaching the point where some- thing has got to happen. There is only one guess what this is. The public is certainly getting more in the way of stage shows in the cin- ema palaces than it pays for and the fact that it is getting something cheap may have a great deal to do with the size of the crowds. Big shows draw big crowds and big Eross revenues to the film houses, but after all it is the net income which courts and, if the expenses keep mounting, the falling net will have to be met by an increase in admission charges. Whether or not the public will pay more cand not be foretold. Tt is the large operators of pic- ture houses who are to blame for the unhealthy situation which has now extended to the smaller show places both in the city and in the little towns. In order to get their share of business the little fellows have had to put on big shows un- til, al! along the line the only peo- ple making any real mon*y out of the movie business are the produc- ers of pictures, the actors and the'| one thousand to ten thousand dol- lar a week entertainers. F John Barrymore had not be- J come an actor by force of in- stinct and inheritance, a profes- sion that he himself admits he chose in spite of himself, he would undoubtedly have become a sea- man. Like Conrad, it is only the sea that satisfies his desire for adven- ture. Whenever he is free from his work as a movie star. Mr. Bar- rymore slips away for a cruise on | his good ship “Mariner”—not as an amateur yachtsman acting the part ef a sailor, but as a regular sea- man. tar-stained trousers and all, he takes the wheel himself and Steers his craft along dangerous waterways. Zhe “Mariner” is a schooner, 106 feet long. cruise from Santa Barbara, Cal., te Honolulu. Her time was i11 days and 14 hours—a record never Since approached. In 1926, Mr. Barrymore sailed his ship in the annual Honolulu cruise sponsored by the California Yacht Club, com- ing in The “Mariner” has a sailing crew ef eight men and carries about 6000 feet of canvas. She is schoon- er rigged. The last long cruise that the movie star made was along Pacific | waters to Central America. On the return trip, a nasty storm was en- countered and it became necessary to make some kind of port, ad making it quickly, for the spring stays supporting the forward and main mast had snapped, and sev- eral of the shrouds gave way. For a day a) a night. the “Mariner” drifted before land was sighted. According to the chart, this land was the island of Guada- lupo, abandoned 30 years before by Mexican soldiers left to guard the herds of elephant seals. The motor boat was launched, but a giant wave overturned it and Barrymore and his crew barely es- eaped with their lives. They found great herds of seals along the shore and g0t a number of interesting pictures of them. It was three days before the ac- tor and his men could safely leave the sheltered cove and at that, they fought the Pacific all the way back to Los Angeles. Yiddish Play at Odeon Tonight the Yiddish Theatrica! Co., headed by Nellie Kessmand and /Woif Shumsky, will present for the first time in St. Louis a musical play called “Broadway at Night.” The leading role of the piay is played by Nellie Kessman. The cast includes Wolf Shumsky, Mary Karalowa. Fannie Shumsky, Kanapow Joseph Weinstock, M. Markowitz, ‘Barry Miller and David Komus. The local appearance of the com- pany is sponsored Wy Sol Goldman. Se For Lon Chaney is planning al- of the American stage. | “Sorre!! | Nicholas | or- op- | group | Arthur, his iminutive foil “Rookies,” co-star. Robert Z. former _ Cooper, which Murray's make George director, Fair Co-Ed,” will also appear in ithe picture. | “™Abie’s Irish Rose” is moving to California for the winter. While ithe cast that has presented Anne ‘Nichols famous play on Broadway for of continuous performance closed ‘on Oct. 22, a new cast was being assembled at the Paramount Stu- ‘dio in Hollywood. The filming of | “abie” as a screen play started two Gays after he has taken his last ‘curtain in New York. J. Farrdll /MacDonald has been added to the cast, to play the part of Murphy. ithe Irish father, sholt will play the part of Solomon | Levi, the Jewish pater of the seem- ‘ingly immortal Abie. | The screen version of “Abie's |Irish Rose” will be directed by Vic- 'tor Fleming, maker of “The Rough 'Riders.” “The Way of All Fiesh,” i“Hula.” and other pictures of the past year. Anne Nichols herself is in Hollywood, assisting Mr. Schul- berg with preparations for the pro- 'duction. Hersholt and MacDonald }are the only ones cast so far. i With the shooting of final scenes ‘the task of editing “The Private |Life of Helen of Troy” has begun at €irst National’s Burbank § stu- dios. Maria Corda, wife of the dli- rector, and a well-known Hungar- ‘ian stage and screen star, makes ther bow to America in the role of ‘Helen. Lewis Stone and Ricardo ‘Cortez, as Menelaos and Paris re- | ispectively, add the other two per- /sonalities to the eternal triangle ‘which started the Trojan war and ‘caused a thousand poems | written. The supporting cast in- ‘cludes Alice White, 'cett, Tom O’Brien, Mario Carillo, 'Gustav Partos, Bert Sprotte, | George Kotsonaros, Constantine 'Romanoff, Emilio Borgato and | others. ' = | When Edna May, from St. Jo- ' . Or iseph, Mo. extra girl, reported for ‘work with Johnny Hines in the ‘eomedian’s latest picture, “Home 'Made,” and was chosen to create a bit as a telephone girl, she little isuspected that Mrs. Fate was about ito take a hand in the goings-on. ‘That night the comedian and his ‘producer looked at the “rushes” in ‘the studio projection room and a \day or so later Edna signed her ‘name to a iong-term contract. She |will play the leading feminine role ‘opposite Johnny Hines in his next 'picture, as yet untitled. Miss May lwentured westward from Missour! to go into the movies, but before iher mother gave her consent to her | daughter’s leaving home, Edna had ‘to learn the millinery trade. And. jas it happened. Edna May began her movie career in the wardrobe department of the Paramount Stu- dio. She was seen by Paul] Bern. who gave her “a small part with Pola Negri in “Flower of the Night.” Other smal! roles fol- ‘lowed, until she was discovered by | Hines. William Haines, who has | peared in the Galloping Flickers as a baseball hero, foothbal)] star igolf wonder, will add polo to his repertoire, as soon as he has com- | Piet 1 “West Point.” plans. Jack Conway, whose i a 7 ee according to "+ a4 4 ' pre Se i most recent directorial success was | i : |John Gilbert's “Twelve Miles Out.” \will make the polo story from a |Byron Morgan polo player's in polo cup match. wins, an international! You guess whc ments of week is acquisition of Lucien Metro-Goldwyn- Maver comes from produced such pictures as “Wines.” “The Vanishing American” and | other Richard Dix hits, “The | Thundering Herd,” and several) | Zane Grey stories. +h - " Lone that of the H ubbart? by Hubbard | ro will be “Rose-Marie,” in which 'Edmund Goulding will direct | Renee Adoree. George Bunny, late John Bunny. comedian, the Sunsets,” which stars Bob Steele. Mr. Bunny first achieved fame in the theatrical world on the legitimate stage and after- wards, when his brother John turned to the old Vitagraph Stu- brother of tered motion pictures. When Bebe Baniels gets her man he stays got. Having cap- tured Richard Arlen after the ro- mantic chase over the hot sands in “She's a Sheik.” her latest starring comedy. Miss Daniels is to retain Arlen as her man in her next picture, “Wooden Dollars." The Bebe Daniels pic- ture will be directed by Gregory LaCava, thus temporarily disband- ing the Bebe Daniels-Clarence , Badger combination that has held ‘through “Senorita.” “Swim, Girl, | Swim” and others of her more re- cent pictures. , George Fawcett has been added to the cast of “Tempest.”"” John Barrymore's next starring produc- tion. Faweett will play the role of an elderly army officer in this story of the Russian revolution which Slav Tourjansky ts directing. , Others who have been engaged for | were asked by the ap- | Among the important announce. | | Paramount. where he | The first pro- | duction he will supervise for Met- | the | . famous film | Performances would continue In- | is playing tn “Bread of | dios in Brooklyn, as a medium of expression for his comedy, George | also abandoned the stage and en-. leading | 2327 shows on nearly six years and Jean Her-| VIRGINIA VALL| and "EAST. SIDE, WEST SIDE’— Sv. Lours ee noasmamarecataantautdnima rT ° nema ea a Or | ge Sos i: Second Thoughts - ON ete First Nights By Alexander Woollcott. NEW YORK, henomena of have puzzled onlooker, the he chanced to be | George Faw-. , the calm the face of immense New York in stranger play called | Was mot ending iis engagement at all. The hullabaloo was occasioned, of course, by cumstance that “Abie” was win ing up that night the longest any play had ever made anywhere 1in the world. jlaving begun the Fulton Theater back in sprin moved after to ols’ c last night its headquarters assure me was its consecuti other compan touring this piece. to say nothing of panies now at large in provinces. Still anoth ‘sum ‘y) an Australian somewhere in the explained to the Man from Mars. the New York run was over ~ wonder th its passing TIretine bur S.Ungs thea ; ae Ivine @hi. . +++ a . bok wa hos aa hate ve pertormance int garnered. eporters how al 7 Ve > ~~ 7. / reit to piay Viie rois times ot - B Z2é26 a stretc! T wonted critical acumen had ang all spruned “Abie” in USCript were once more intervic\ resent State of he subject and * — HE managers who, wit} critics woo, rr ¢ | | : : ao q ‘ ne nag sneered and j a 4 4 Way through the first New fork perfo ee. Y ° om . Abie.” were antly asked how NOW. One Pr . t nat _-T,Y of a The Irish Rose”’ nad come to an end. Frankly puzzled, the Man fron Mars must have risen to inquire “What do you mean, the New York “Abie” was Forty-second As it kad ’ ‘ aa _, “ es o ~~ ' my » 15 a he Wi aic.er ii. ~ kL. i TY) aae to merely vine from street L4%th street to the Republic. shifting its troupe, its scenery, }orange trees and ham ifence) from the Repu! Bronx Opera House. so now it its lic to the es = - ‘important roles are Vera Veronina ‘Louts Wolheim and Ullrich Haupt. | lIn “Tempest” as a subaltern Barrymore in the ary days. ee A battle scene nm | tras” of Latin extraction wil) par | ticipate is scheduled to take place | ' i of ' bosoms by itg unprecedented suo- the first picture he has made for | Artists in over five years. | More than 600 horses, three pon. | iwhen D. W. Griffith films the fight Sequences in “The Drums of Love.” | United |derous field guns of the early 1800's and a battery of 12 cameras wil] be used in the filmin Buster Keaton, who has com- pleted “Steamboat Bill Jr..” is on an extended vacation to New York. 'mer Natalie Talmadge. Charley Paddock, who has proved himself the world’s fastes* human, is sprinting along in his movie career. He hag completed his rele in “High School Hero,” playing opposite Sally Phipps. Pad- }Gock is the ceach in this opus of rampant vorith in a Dasketball ro- Biahece. : bE ‘ ; ' divide once moved down from the Fulton! 2m was; *4 its | |Perial Dragoons of pre-revoluticn- | +pe which more / ithan a thousand Hollywood “ex- '! | surprise. ‘accompanied by his wife, the for- | “i , have overlooked how much the OLLALIE CORORY —— Orpheum which Prof. Dane and George K. ee 7 | SRExkesbs | ahetieor eee ee ae Sy | Dane and Ar-/| thur are collegians in this picture, | Leonard, May) will | eccentric | comedian in “Tin Hats” and “The | " ERITZE WHITE- —— Garrick DOT ING — Grand Opera House i ‘ } | Kimmel, evening, Nov. 10, will be sponsored | by members of the vocal and musi- al profession, patrons and patron- esses being Mrs. Adah Black, John | Mildred D. R. Kellogg. Chapman Bohn, Margaret W Mrs. buque, David Earle, Mr. and Mrs Clinton Elder, Wade Faliert, Ber- | nard Ferguson, Leo Cc. Miller, Fred- | erick School of Nusic, Miss Euge- nia Getner, E. R. Kroeger. Aencs Hanick, Heink Conservatory, Miss Olga Hambuechen, R. EB. Stu- |! art for the Progressive Series, Miss Irene Hargrave, Mrs. Emma Hart, | Miss Birdie Hilb, Miss Ethel Hud- | ‘son, Mme. Vetta Karst, Mrs. Karl Warren Lemon, Mme. | Etta Edwards, Mrs. Florence Burt iEttinger, Miss Edna Wagener, Gien i ‘Lee, Dr 'Mrs. Frank Henniger, and Mrs. for Lindenwood College, Mrs. A. E Meisenbach, Mrs. Frederick Nuss- baum, L. DL Molino, Thorwald Ol- sen, Whi. Parson, Miss Lorene Prang, M. A. Rossini, St. Louis Col- lege of Music, Strassberger Con- servatory, Mrs. Clara E. Thoms, Miss Katherine Dickinson of Alton, Wm. B. Heyne, Miss Lillian Kaufman, Frank Spahn, Clay Ballew. Byers. | Mme. Nordstrom Carter, Mrs. Stu- | art Chambers, D. H. Cleland, Mrs. | Alice Widney Conant, Louis J. Du-| Miss | , aa § Roemer | ne ition by ers for style, rh. Pa .me-makers, is on display tn the Pc ange sa ‘cL 2 m of Central Public Libra- ‘drawn from Handel, Ame ge 4 Roo ma Zs i bert. Puceini. Chop! at Thirteenth and Olive streets. eat a . ne exhibit is being sent on a cross- American gp try tour of 16 cities. The de- : .o are those which won prizes 5 ya honorable mention, and 100.) James Hagney, young — 2 others which were deemed meritori- . The exhibit will be here un- , include a group of posers. } tenor, who will make his ‘debut at the Odeon | Armistice night, Nov. 11 St. Louis Symphony Orche cer the direction of Emil Gia ifer, arrived in New You @ week from abroad. He gagam at the dock by a committes efuae come headed by Mayor bet, | Walker. Hagney is a former 8¢. a | having lived here prior te tha aa | when he served at the fragt, ~ ithe Eighty-ninth Division, He a: mained in Paris after the armies lwas signed to complete big aaa ‘and operatic training before aa ‘ing his American debut = ‘in Paris and fn the ce |France for several years, tat § |'was only this season that kp am ready for his American debe i cause of hissuccessful RRs with the Paris Opera—e digiinaiin rarely achieved by Ameriong Sie ers. ae EE Paul Whiteman with his band * at the Ambassador this week. “Wh do you mean York repeated the Martian. “Its New York said Broadway firmly, “is > inmtan iw the intensely OR in viewpoint and guage of the i parochia! in the very ian- | theater. “New York” means only Broadway and Broadway, in turn, refers not the street of that name at aij to the teeming village, a mile and a half iong, perhaps, by something less than that in wid Square as its of Atlanta, Augusta are occasionally essed w en they hear their home towns reférred to by Manhattanites as the provinces or even as the | sticks, they may derive a certain tepid comfort from the fact that | on Broadway the Bronx is regard- | ed as also out in a trackless wil- derness. On Broadway they will tel] you that a company crosses that great | j the Harlem River, has gone On tour and that the playgoers on whom the Bronx Opera House de- pends speak a differs lancuage laugh at different resent a different civilization But | it would take me an hour or so, I | it ail into the; Man from Mars | alwayse be the | I had finished, | ed to say: “What | Se Bed a 4 | Angeles must } night night when | rubber iNew York jokes and rep-/j, — — have contributed to her confidence in her wares. IRST-NIGHT discussion as to he life expectancy of any play rikes me as the wildest folly, gevity turns on an unknown | as as which mysterious and incai- the umdetected ingredi- made Dr. Jekyl’s po- so effective. On the same ht that “Abie” wound up its engagement at the Republic, a play called ““‘The Ladder” celebrated, in a quiet way. the beginning of its second vear in New York tion this dramatic dalliance with the idea of first produced before a stupefied audience of calloused playgoers. only one man in the theater would have ventured to suggest that ‘“The Ladder” would run a year. That one man was Edgar Davis. the big and shoe mah who. out of faith in the play's message and the goodness of his heart, produced He. at least. that ‘The more than a year because it was lined in his own . _ L2i5 in On the, reincarnation was ' may | Ladder” | proba bly | on play- | to see it! moved is even Lyric Huge isummoned its |eontests have sought t | interest. HIS encyclical comes from one | who has always enjoyed a de- ‘hed relationsh! towards hteresting phenomenon i of rican taste. “Abie” was smug- into New York while I was on igh seas and I never happened t until the end of its second 1 here. Then it seemed to me ely amusing. more than a ible. I can understand with- rily sharing, the medley S aroused in certarp a — OuL necessa ° — oe ©€meotis n cess with the public But in the country where Peter B. Kyne is the highest paid short- story writer, where Zane Grey and Harold Bell Wright are the most widely read novelists. where Eddie Guest its the favorite poet and “The End of a Perfect Day” the favor- ite song. I cannot understand how that success could possibly cause This does not mean that I myself would have predicted thar success had I been at its first per- formance. As far as [| know. no one on that occasion foresaw its prodigious triumph. Miss Nichols herself had a faith stubborn enough to see it through its first disastrous weeks but those whe have tried to describe that faith as the intuition of mother love may. ’ ‘its origina! | to ‘like $2600 t At one time they tried selling the seats at cut Trice Li it rates. At one time *h 2 3 Liit." ‘ ~ . = - a Ls Pep balan 054 — tx. 8 Bens: . ae et Re Suite is richly upholstered in figured velours and consists of a davenport which opens into a full-size bed, a chair and a rocker. We are giving you free an end table, bridgy lamp and davenport table. Take advantage of this opportunity. Only $9.00 Down and $1.00 a Week, Pay BLUE OR GRAY Combination RANGE Don’t overlook this won- This Range has a polished steel top, coal holes and gas burners and is a guaranteed derful value. four cooker and baker. 8/ $1.00 Per Week Seven-Piece Bedroor i 89 Suite is of latest design and excellent construction. Consists of large end bed, extra roomy chifforobe, a rocker and bench and a coil spring and ton mattress. Made of selected cabinet wood and finished in rich Amer'can walnu® Pay Only $9 Down and $1 Per Week: Trade In Your Old Furniture _-" > . a Ere ey, 5 4 ea, . 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _. . PAGE 3A ir TEST DESIGNS ON EXHIBN CLASS IN STUDY OF IDO AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS |__PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ————— ° | prize Winners Shown at Pub- | Course of Five Mon Beg . g the Music : ss lic Library. Nov, am a - 3 george — a 3) land, Mrs. | 3 ool honorable mention, and 100 Polycietus, by Corneille, and | GOOD D SE ATS AVAILABLE AT ALL PRICES FOR ALL PERFORMANC f° He 414 not know that his good 4 looks had a fateful fascina- om tion— $4: He did sot know the warmth is J! Du-|. James Haeney, young American | a which were deemed meritori- mether.* by Racine, in Ido, : 300 UNRESERVED SEATS AT EVERY PERFORMANCE, 50 CEXTS and Mrs |‘®mor, Who will make his Am en. The exhibit will be here un- |/*TC?C2 and English. It is an- | ' - Not Merely Jaez, In Person with His of a lover's enbrece— a be super. a were Yameas , He 414 not know the sweet ca- in | Ae} but at the Odeon > |; nounced no instruction fee will be | og Pred. | 4 F Are istice night, Nov. i, ee a soa - |charged. Prospective students have | in ure- . Lovis Symphony Orchestra, ua, | been asked to communicate with . Made Pau! VICTOR RECOPD ares | ress of a moonlit romance— MERIC A’S scare . GREATEST ORCHESTRA ou Te | un t t l a ? You MUST Mtieg | oer the direction of Emi! | Victor M. Sumn Greely ave- ger, Miss uo umn WONDER’’ ELECTRIC | freee Webster sa ody see ATTRACTION! see— nservatory. ter. arrived in New York a Another Ambassador REX INGRAM’S . #: HO TRAFFIC CONCESTION | hd Habe) 4-H Be OO HEPSRERUD PUL PRES ae eri : SHH PH ia | ir pries, Miss ma Hart. Wal e headed by Mayor James thel Hua- Walker. 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Except Sunday 25c yea! —_— Value Bremen Theater , Double Prog.: 4 i — V audeville— ees ’ LAST SS ees res ieaih ee te al — 3 Set Ts he sate AY agteey pan Sart vi? Sosathy . Wy owes ceed Matin Wade. Y 2 == ese en" ate 77 =. ir ‘es — SAR or etme gente WNTOWN BOX OFFICE : a coo . MACKLIND |. tren BF FRANKLYN D’AMORE & CO. ROTHSCHILD-GREENFIELD CO “Lightning” & “~The . MATINEES:Sun.,Thurs.&Sat. | 5215 Arsenat ' Cruise of the Hellioe” eee obs - o G L E rt y ame Gilbert ip : JULIUS K, JOHNSON Miles Out" 42 “What 7 Er 1 ‘ : At the € NEXT WEEK 9th and Bremen Happened to wannntl, ~-. aavue ¥ we a oe “The Dark Angel” | New SHENANDOAH s “*eato “S CAST in| — To LOVE” | — Comedy | PUM ARS BEST FEATURE Vaudeville hs sees ae — — Two Great Triumphs—Fierce, cacens enliseaie ARNO taenel —o ee | BELL BENNETT ~| tens ete + onaire “Dedaieg™ _, wth? gg YF hy ‘ zt te ‘ ite - Pa. er aa ‘ svt ( ) bed 4 456 Lee Ay. . News ane Others | : > he nF AT* | a’ 4 mes ED " Upper firele. “f+ #- lo. 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ca ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 39, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -._—~———_ ee —_—_ —- = . qece = «= ; 2 : | q : Y \ \ yes ’ ; All Goods Marked in Plain Li | May-Stern'e: ie the | e aS = Figures—One Price to All : tin all Bhoues — fs BRAKGK WY ty 4 “YG ch so hit ee en tee: eae o> a 4 . %¢ CCRC ORES Mie PE aes es VGN PRN ae bs nese 2, les i hr i Ds A ila be C= oe = Spe 0 tn tl ssa ts + ea aie ' . ad apevey: - ere are oa “e - — - aa 5 x Bie le itl iar me vs OS AN TO ty ha wa, eae Sore ores ot ioe toe ¥ ay “The House of Honor” ; Outfits” A = : ne S. E. Corner 12th and Olive Streets gat el PART SDt rt. 2 | Big Bill” T ST DAY-OCTOBER SALES} ; tA mericas: ] and Mayor Says It Was Ni Go — Volume Which * Co Found in Search of the City —s ee he eo an Py mw. A RPE RT ge ed ¥ ° > 2 ‘AP Geese ss aati) ” tata atl etna od . a »". y > ty v « ; ales ™ ml a eee oF % , maids ane sn ves eee a oi mth case £ i sei r 9 :- a . 4 . 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She? a t G rs : a = it sy * " oe ‘ ee eee oy ~~ » gs ; * Ris Thy - : > ; “TE ; | lew a8 mt >" ate + “ . _ ol 5 . “eee a, » : > coon ~ = 7 a be . cra ** Y 2 y a bd ninating " rm —_ > ; ' ; . oi : o , ‘ . ; = ; ’ +2 . , : ; ; cr, : . , £ . . “ 3 age ; § oar rn, 7 a ‘ S| " ee + ——e ; : . 7 > Pi ‘ wine ; 3 BYE feo ‘ ka - “i = . c 4 . - : - s? . . 4 z es ' . - . : $1.00 DOWN ee about given up its hope of seeing a b af Me ies Ghite-—ercateaiad bed, droe os 5 3-Pe. Rail- l-Top Bed: Davenport Suite S149 J- Piece Walnut. Finish Dining-Room Suite | F ing the monuments of Grant Park and chest of Sawer a and a va nity. on 2 ‘ we seal | ia his 3 GENUT OFHLER of! % Cn ee Ne ee ee i ee eee ap ae 7a - eense in the America-first nostrils of medallion trimmin _ pancecccescorscscensccescconss i includes three luxurious pieces—wing ch dae ; : = ran 2 Wow & Up. eS SS ae [eo Inste or @ 2 2$ ey. He ae by ite wousual design E dha Bee ve biasting of Supt. William Ms Fe Pe Se = 53 “ay Pay as Little as $2 > Weekly i — BE eit remain about as it is. The two “f — | oe ee) eee F ma pid} bs Ee ‘BM heralded through the nation and ov ec gn i, ee} oe heh Sa de Te Pe eee ee FES AP 2th ee ee a wwe % Ss an unmistakable “flop.” . ae ee oe ee Seige iy Hy aie yy ‘ Taking the less important and more sp | 0 Baby C “ib : } , | met | ‘$e tacular incident first—a course in 2 | | i .) ~ Hh) He } Bm cord with Chicago tastes and tradit , $12. 85 ie Le ee —Som— ee ~~ be said that preapects fer th Seu $1. Oo DOWN | | | tee | } | . . ee _—_s LD 7 eaust seemed good for a few days. 4u i : ¥ Con a Sa Jel Mayor's official censor, “Sport” Tmag Sas ll set, and le chet wae dog . > to discourage his widely heralded _ tive plans. Then—-hark, ye 1 . EEE eee AvEREeatad 4 ee ests , Pe al ‘abe { Be ) eee t gmehac interfered. oil Charming 3-Pc. Bedroom Suite iS A El 3 ge ier . ai ‘ DA ie — oe i BO te Salk Ae pa a 4 wh i Se, ihe 7 CAPD fers a ORee, 4p BCE ale on 7 ; sales a ae e li a ‘ey ere a 0 > @ we SP tie ei, a eaeaaee # sesdann et ligt bh aw * row = feet. et te “re SY ag , ane M5 A i a PAREN * Bes Le aie ORO SE wa St” A irs nb Patiigasie ——— > Pete x. ~ bag. is ceases Walnut Veneer Over Hardwoods eae eal a : tm eae SS : Tt impacts injunction petition! By all: Three seg e Pp. pry siete ive bed, handsome dress rie % Bee yao é fe ot logic, a Throckmorton or a Chol: r r i) “ty stor mT Connect "~ > ay SREB Chest Of Crewers, fll Custproo! constr Ss ae . a. ra "or some other of the British co-plotters © tion. Rich designing on every nie b ss t The e:ght pieces include an nsion tabi uffet im 00 Y ee k ly ti yf Soe ae ; iF 5 : os a? But there. is. the Bame of. Edward - $16. 85 ' | = pa ee e “Bohac, lawyer and taxpayer, : $1.00 DOWN F against the destruction of city property a1 p asking the Court to forbid it. » Stopping Place for Racial Discrimination. Follow up that same, wed an office a : ee. 4 q . = B.. 3 ay % 3 ig & Be = Be ion RN te Bet hank ae le be 2 anf you may read on the ¢ . | | : 4 a: ht a. | ) ot Bobac’s law office the names of his | eel be | , A roV\> i _ciates, Rwyniak, Zeman, Loyda and Ce $39.85 Square Steel Tube Bed Out Outfit, ] ie es \ { ? : ae a ee . a ¥ This ~omby Bed has a large steel decorated Out, Compete eee ee ee lk le 8 ye me WA ian oe. eg pe en Table oe ae Se ‘a tae (“My parents were Bohemian,” Bobae ¢ grained to resemble the real wood.. Trimmed n tloral design. cactiv | S yf: th a \ 7m Be ae ae ) p : | plains. “My elients are Polish, Slovak, C orgy Complete with a 100! on mat Vals hy gee Desk A a : Sy with dra’ “= $4 95 a 989.7 ee, —— Rugs : ) tian, Czech and Lithuanian. I am af aga steel link ver ation ; $19.85 : ' - , - aa . “th a | — S, | waned colors; character: °2.9° 85 3 ; F politics, and there is no partisanship be — as Little as § $2 Down a S 5 ee ee | é ie ess pre cosine vi : ; : : . Ihese Deautiful Mirrors above are the three types! fron you ma’ @: —— é . ‘ \lF “ai 8) Be | | i choose. They measure 28x14. The frames com¢ a mitt | "ee BS _ tions against the history or literature -of @ ik ‘ au r slvchrome and bronze with t “hes f nacto} aa i a - “ 4 . 3 - ‘ee OE PA SIRE TW RES RMI” Apa. Ato OR oie eee PR PRT wae ti ef ~ SORIA aye! Se a *e “te baa? pias Pi % $8 4 ri pity ms 4 4 eS ‘country. The countries I have named aa their histories and traditions, and it | which appear to favor England are throw | out now, the books of the nations of our ‘s _ Seent may follow them later.” " So Bohac filed his injunction petition. “ all injunction suits have such immediate Lae RR a eae J : 7 es ae” | decisive effect as this one. Mayor a | ge ar ere C Sater Oak ‘ ere ala H eam A “me «80 declared that though he had sole tk 7-Pe. Dining-Room | eee eS SSS a Cabinet G as Range eee a — es +c epi | | meme library's contents investigated, be bad Suite or i. as 7 Sit : oe > A = ‘aes il " ee. \4 te : q — oeaoegl cr parpee, and that Se em 54 Five-Piece Gray Oak Breakfast Set $1.00 DOWN ~ ae Be SPRING ates Chis = Hero Oak Bungalow Range ac. ae Set down in biack and Consists of extension table and four quaint chair Waid ii ns a) Oy ad P Nel Hh — Ve | H TE .. : : ao . ek in the head ; ’ (a — ; r 2 i BS RDA ARS BIBER DONE 8) See Ry eee Pio ee Mat oy 4 Ne upeee~ peasat a earn te Sey ee y Spal rato gn Re 2 rete ee ee ea Fs eRe nl tate angi age Sine taht 60 ll ety ath uD tA IO RON me e's ee ew tae hd AD ORE ne * : ape a otek ABOY EE bs ' f : rn m4 - 4 be Sere OM encelient value. t heavy e n Gas and Coal Range | .Cabinet type, Tint eG | Plans, had not been meant, serioysly. | ) aed | oe - aN teel—east in “four gas burners, t¥ ‘ ‘a gr Ean way. Herrmann adéed, be Oe OO Pay Only $4 | Monthly | | a A ee | taver. Specia $7 75 hol .. $59.75 | Speciat’ .... a . 4 $1.60 Dow N $5.00 DOWN $6. 00 , pOwN seo comes! Sas members, with 20 | | ) | 530 Automatic Day Bed and Pad | ior if ¥ y than the others ? Ostap S UV our Player Now This hauling in of horns, some think, may have been caused by the y - : — er inet Upholstered Chair ; : T ( omplete With Pair ze Pe | : _, Value Up to $85 av = a . = | that, if the suit were resisted, ; "-Pe. cueenrys Set , dds : : . o f a (7 qa stand, f } of Candlesticks 7 Ree gE | = — ea le ag ecjecprecagtiar ° —— | , | Would be placed on the witness ot nell 9¢ Sea cain m . Se — a ile ieee . > Fa ; Questioning as to his knowledge and I? Selections design $14. 45 |] “SOE Oe | And Join SS if - In such an ordeal, reminiscent of one of Bq $1 DOWN SSS 3 ows Our ——————— a FO ; ty Ford's experiences, Thompson ye | | —— —— ! : | by .) ee ea Ce _ found himself facing not merely —y : n — ,) eS | a — = : b | . : i = - - i 2 _ Bevniak, but Clarence Darrow, ~ {improved tor m whicl ro | | ray hd " Zea : a —— Ch ristmas i =: = Sb 2=' g seined the local chorus of criticiem, produces instruments an | J = OS. Qk ea — . | « : _ “ bh gi) 2 = SS SaaS _ the book-burning proposal “absurd a2 a voices to perfection. Beauti- on ae | ed | | aD ae ) i im UU > = ees 5 CUT 4 = fea Pe 5 be oe - fully finished to harmonize Mi in oe y | S Wy . 5 very Piano guaranteed me | = oe ) it q t suggestion | 7 e a : A stir < =e tH it "im oti , ) | ‘ai — ae a : | chanicalle sieitiet nlite LF ; | aa + when " it, my r with your furniture. : Rie tl fe ; a, © | B\ ff Cases. fy 1 iy Pn ae . if _ ago Thursday morning: But om ~ fT: “aig Bu Rime on te sa S ‘ 5 0 | | Used Portable Phonographs % 1B = = —s = 4 , : : on a. a I ben Som : beberoe ~~ to $20.00 3.9: io S y £ a q | $10.50 or ectagraed Stand a ae a ees ; aa O "ee ieee Ciel. ttle —_& i | F- ; _ Pay Only $1 a Week rich da gece eae wennen=-s ny egies Roar Mee’ No Interest— Sialic ; $6. 95 Pay Only $1 Weekly . ver a en i ee No Extras $1 DOWN OR ie Seema) Meet. aga: OF aa EN OY ~

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* ae =’, Ss SAMOA ATA TTT INP le —— SSX HANAN Outfits | . 3 S&S ) RY) S A. senedcmncancencenoenomnnsinedincanenste: iit 4 atm SIX. | ital celal es sero 6% | nh g_ ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927. 7 PAGES 1—8B ~ ———— The “Inside” of the Revolt In Mexico as an Editor “T): 7799 Dig Bil Thompson Tells | Mayor Thompson, His Aid, and Victim How He Hopes to “Keep | li f V ‘ . meric a S lag } avin Dri ] Fxile § ] a g riven into Exile sees It P/N SINS : 2 i\ ¥ ./ é PS \ssf | { e Front Bonfire of Libra | ; oo : , eines | lik fire f ry Books Blocked by Bohemian Lawyer, } Obregon’s Lust for | The Anti-Re-election | Editorials Expres: A/T ZS saa : and Mayor Says It Was Never Intended, But School Head Must | Power Is at the Issue in Mexico sing His Opposi- os == . s =) Bottom of Whole- tion to Re-Elect- =. Go — \ ‘olume Which “Corrupted” Teachers Can Hardly Be | wpa a nanan NEE A, ino An | "Found in Search of the City sale Arrests and T ecootea egret ppemste oo ing Any men ¥¢ i 4 : Executions, Says oe which, in an amended Presidency i ; a — orm is the law of the land in ° ‘ up . By F d, Felix ¥. ‘Palavie- Mexico today, specifically pro- Caused His Ex tF 4 Plien pom , some : cini, Publisher and | vided that a man who had pulsion, He As; i e Dispa taff. : ag 7 been President for one term ; ‘ if * ; CHICAGO, Oct. 29. Traveler, Who could never be re-elected serts in New Os it HIS city, which loves a spectacle and has not had a big one for several weeks, has Was Escorted Out The exact wording of ‘Arti- leans — Plans te i '§ about given up its hope of seeing a bonfire of pro-British Public Library books redden- f CO t b ae 82. Chante wg ot thee Write B k i “4 i . agi # ing the monuments of Grant Park and the waters of Lake Michigan, and rising as in- 0 ountry y. pretreat corp a Peet rite ved in chit g: eet vy glass the saves. f in the America-first nostrils of Mayor William Hale Thompson. Armed Men. Peres Havana Telling of wi y tapestry. All fiat au fi: ME Zastead of a literal burni - dent shall enter upon the du- / pods. This Suite is characterised er ad of a literal burning of books, “Big Bill” must be content with the figura- * ties of his ofiice on the first Revolutions. ; he most, attractive tir blasting of Supt. William McAndrew, also charged with pro-British designs, out of i ‘3 By MEIGS 0. FROST, ‘| day of December, shall serve —_- ; ee eter san + - ‘Es . h he joined Francisco Madero and fought to(the days of Porfirio D ge ae igen a 7 Orn street, and you may read on the door , iaz, also are in exile 5 eee ee ie. 2 ee Bobac’s law office the names of his asso- { _— Offending Passages overthrow Porfirio Diaz. He was’ a mil-) now. i 5 sr pi i i aw “ : Be Schlesi r’s Book lionaire, a sportsman, a world traveler. And “My exile is | e , yniak, Zeman, Loyda and Cerven-) rom esinger s a ' Pp , : y 8 an absolute violation of z h to exile. , ' . el F And he pulled his spectacles down from his ed ‘ wee ee wae 4 ngs =— Constitutions - . ; ee were Dobemian, = Donsc et #s forehead and read, shaking an emphattfe fore- | Exiled Editor Tells nD 7 pes piggge 3 men no Mexican citisen Axminster Rugs ‘Diains. “My clients are Polish, Slovak, nies /finger, the opening sentences of the chapter| of Affairs in Mexico asin te iaitea. 4 , ae q colors; character: - 7 85 : Czech and Lithuanian. I am not in, ‘on “The American Revolution,” penciled with | But before he sailed, he stopped in New? 41.00, eo r 8 = i les z Q. Politics, and there is no partisanship behind a heavy black border in his copy of the book. | Orleans long enough to give his only inter- ie mad for aia "te m2 of Mexico; ik ‘this. I object, and many of the so-called for- ‘“‘“*When the representatives of George V |view since he reached the United States, an pan pe is mm ae ¥3 more sinister 4 @ “en element object, to starting discrimina- rendered homage a few years ago at the (exile at the Laredo gateway. In swift sen- the lines of what b nen ca uot read between it 2a ! tions against the aistory or literature of any tomb of the great disloyalist and rebel of |tences in Spanish, Palaviccini gave a vivid the leet toe aie pr dig te in Mexico in t 7 eountry. The countries I have — be a former century, George Washington, the | description of Mexico as he sees it today. a Anal wap ito baleen splendid i | histories and traditions, and if books minds of many Americans reverted, with a. | ‘Mexico has a population of more than = | | 4 h appear to favor England are thrown Mayor ‘THOMPSON. sense of bewilderment, to the time when 15,000,000,” he said. “But today one lives re ee ee a ee | ae ~~ } . | 7 now, the books of the earone of our de- fiction departments, is mostly for grown per-) dismissed the library subject in a few sear another King George was guiding the des- in Mexico only at the pleasure of one man— the field at the ‘head’ of ta areal 1 4 a . : : @ Sent may follow them later. sons, who do not care to be told what they | ing sentences, and proceeded to talk eal tinies of the British nation. The fact is | Alvaro Obregon, President Callies is his tool. olation y hoa - ae — 4 So Bohac filed his injunction petition. “Not must not read—even though they have not' (the schools and America-first. that the average American still accepts | “The widely-advertised ‘military mutinies’ ; ¢ 4 it oe . } , = oe have such ness been reading very much of it, as the good | “A lot of lies” had been spoken and print- { without qualification or question the par- in Mexico in September and October were Body of Serrano Clad y A | . G oe OS cee one. mayer padi condition of the four books now under Herr-) ed about the library matter; nevertheless, the | tigan justifications of the struggle for In- | fomentee by Obregon and Cates te give them in Attir f Civilian . a ~ ¢ tn declared that though he had ordered the, ) mann’s inspection shows. (library was going to be inspected as to its) dependence which have come down from (a chance to eliminate by firing squad and eo a | ie library's contents investigated, he had never { So the Thompson warfare on the library | propaganda content, whether some folks liked { the actual participants in the affair on the (exile all other candidates running for Presi- “But Calles made the mistake of exhibits a . : ® meant to destroy any books, and sent the front simmered down to three typewritten) it or not. American side.’ ‘dent of Mexico against Obregon. ing the body. Serrano was clad in @ gray ie ‘And who would we listen to, if not the | “Mexico has been fighting 20 years against (business suit, with white collar, necktie and ce cae tt ‘Court a forma] statement to that effect. “Sport” H that he, too, had har- sheets of heavy reproof because of “‘pro- Brit “It’s my duty to look after the taxpayers’; _ ret tigy eae ae ; | nite 4 5. . errmann said that te ro be ish” content of the reading courses recom- } money, ’ he declared. “and to see that it is; men who did the fighting?” the ae ee any man , re-election to the presidency. And - pin, se wearing patent leather shoes; 4a low Range | Parlor Heater | Sent ; no suck purpose, and at his seas mended in leaflets which either were sent out { not spent for this propaganda stuff.’ This | Jected here. Then he went on with —a those 20 years Mexico has traveled from there pinonian: Would he have worn that a _— | ABOVE own in black and white—parti ¥¢by the library or could be had by visitors)in relation to the buying of books for the; Beer's words: an absolute dictator—Porfirlo Diaz—who at ume to lead an army in the field? He th F Oak Combina- | _ @ Mack in the headlines—detailing the bonfire; 1) oo ) Public ‘Library—a process which, in all H-} * ‘These accounts, colored by the emo- |least was honest and efficient, to a Gietator- | Sos arrested in his home in Mexico City; - Gar and Coal Range | Cabinet type, finished 1 a ogg 2 i 5 i i “a Pog ce cognate “blue. gray or ce eee =, had not been meant seeigoed oar “Pledse understand,” the Mayor wrote toSbraries, consists of bringing up many oysters) tions and mulsentersiansings « -_ times eaegnt of butchery. Irmo taken to Cuernavaca and there shot ae ie $59.75 | — Be $67.50 ] hae Herrmann added, he was only one the Library Board Thursday, “that I am not in the hope of finding a few pearls. and designed to arouse the Colonists es a | There is ne more law in Mexico. There we @ group of his friends, almost aif sa 5.00 DOWN . $6.00 DOWN : ; P Library Board members, with no more ) orticially concerned in what books are on the} “Bill Thompson believes in free speech,” } warlike pitch against the British Govern- is no more Constitution in Mexico. There r ans. | Suthority than the others. library shelves, and I rejoice in the fact Chat tie centinned (Caceer also used to speak of ( ™e* bare formed the basis of the treat- fare no more courts in Mexico. The shell of And Arnulfo Gomez is in the mountains, % ‘(we live in a day of free speech and a free | nimself in the third person aa George Re- ' ments in our school textbooks and have {these institutions remain in Mexico. There{In revolt. His friends warned him just ia Peee's C press, but it becomes an official matter and { mus still does so), ‘but not in letting in this qexves te ee Se agg - the |is nothing but the arbitrary whim of Alvaro;Hme (2 spe Se Se eo P] 7 W . Modified by Attacks of Critic;. one of public concern when public officials, | stuff that would destroy our country.” ( American Revolution which no fair-mind- | Obregon and Plutarcho Elias Calles, backed \ Squads that night they arrested Serrano. a er O : 4 : ‘like our ‘ibrarians and library trustees, sug- ) F ed historian can accept today.’ ”’ by thé firing squads that are their weapons. “That widely-advertised military mutiny im . 3 ‘This hauling in of horns, some observers gest the reading of particular books, put | ‘ Still Bent on Control of ( he book was closed with a bang, and Says He Was Exiled Mexico was no surprise to the Governm if ; na eg , f - . rer a lied cr 4 yf ‘think, may have been caused by the prospect them in ‘reading courses,’ and use their of- } Patronage i in the Schools. ) Thompeon began talking of the sus pended Without Bei Tried that plotted and engineered its qutbreak, 80 a, ‘Mat, if the suit were resisted, Thompson ' sti a as tlt a sintthent | S supt. McAndrew. | ithou ing rie happily for Calles and Obregon. But tt wail _ . i be placed on the witness stand, for a ficial positions an e influen je an edifices That was all for the library, and Thomp-; | “I was born in Mexico. My family has‘, surprise to these of us who did not have ‘ a ; oning as to his knowledge of history. of the public — ge ” at — son turned to the subject of the schools, | Cheating School Children lived there for 120 years. I can claim with | an espionage system and tere dey our Ge ress certain 0 2 eachings of suc | oting $aF M@ Such an ordeal, reminiscent of one of Hen- te e ) where his purposes are still firm, and where | of Their Hero Worship. | es to be a agree >: any man can. Yet! orrorts only to political activities. “ the perquisites of political control amount to . was arrested by soldiers in Mexico City,) “] was in bed, asleep, in Mexico City, when — 4 Ford’s experiences, Thompson ‘might have nae : Dp When the school children of the nation | ‘confined in « military prison, rushed to the just batees Mactoaen Pig pes a }were called UPOR to raise a fund to save that ) ‘border under guard, and exiled without ever | ing on the door. Th Ib order historic old ship on the wall there’’—point- | entering court. Zhe writ of habeas corpus ‘Open, in the nam o Pegs = 2 ing to a color view of the frigate Constitu- |my lawyers obtained from the Federal Dis- peste » ee ners 7 President.’ £ The Ma Chats Ov (er’s “New Viewpoints in American History,” tenes ‘President Coolidge gave his approval, | ‘trict Judge in Mexico City was flouted by the/ gressed when m tod: ve. 7. yor -~ , but McAndrew said the school children of | ‘Hitar artties * : 7 m door was burst. | 3 iid and the first paragraph of chapter VII eg OP cud not be permitted te give their |" y au open and Col. Talamantes, head of the “J Propaganda Stuff. Then seon's exhibit A of pro-British propa- g del dome not. By -this same| These are only a few of the accusations Special Federal Police of the City of Mexico, The injunction case will come up before) ganda in the schools. (Odd name for a pro- pene. ay . yi tit “6 r ‘ wae pone by Palaviccini before he went into exile) entered. With him were eight men, armed, Circuit Judge Ryner Tuesday. Bohac argues (Briton, Schlesinger. He's a Harvard profes- es SERN, fe: Te © vanessotiy lin Havana. Graphically he told of his expe-)nut dressed in civilian clothes.. Without “Big Bill” himself, on the whole library ‘ taken from schoolroom walls, because the | school textbook matter, I do not think )that if the Mayor did not intend to burn the | sor, lately taken East from the University of Ssoody bandage around the gatrict wters since he was dragged out of bed | ey jjanation, they took me with them under before daybreak on the merning of Oct. 6./ threat of death to a cell in the military” Compared with the Mayor's previous } much more than in the library. pledges to “make the King of England keep) jre took a neat, new, blue-covered book his snoot” out of the library and the schools } ¢rom a pile of pamphlets, and opened it in of Chicago, this was a mild utterance. | }the middie. It was Arthur Meier Schlesing- | himself facing not merely Bohac and jak, but Clarence Darrow, who had | the local chorus of criticism, calling ‘dook-burning proposal “absurd and in- ie) “@ That suggestion sounded plausible to me - | I heard it, just after my arrival in Chi- Thursday morning.. But since talking ey * S ce in himself, and no reticence about | bidding him to do so. REP ETE BOR ONE ee Seen ee nee eee Coe ) Washington out of the picture, and he leaves | hi friewds in Me anywhere. And so long as he has the) gests that an injunction would make matters /ance of a grammar school or even a high } | cat Stonben, and Keerkiveke, and.. Pulaski, telegraphing my fr n xico since T) wy captors departed in silence. The ‘reached the United States, is that I opposed clanged behind them. * lets of Judge Frederick Bausman at school text. It isn't, Thompson went on to; easier for the Mayor, by giving him a valid i- {eae Sullivan, and Montgomery, and others | | editorially the re-election of any man to the ‘explain. Far worse—it is used at the Un a Crk ae * - 2. # elbow, he will yield to no superior au-)excuse for dropping the whole library mat- b Washingt , Held "g on history. ter. “If he resists the suit, by defending his\versity of Chicago, in instructing public} *2® eS eae « cee “thet Great | presidency of Mexico,” he sald. “I have been Incommunicado ‘ 3 other explanation offerci—the more) right to destroy books, I shall insist on hav- schoo epee take history courses), oi. has designs against the independence prod praggpentiyce Hixanyocba gprs os Poo Five Days and Nights | ; : . : ee eT ee saws will be 20 nines be a ites “Daring the sgh arresun (1928- at this countrys: ended. I always have fought for thati. - ve days I held tneqmmunicade.” se “Suggestion, dismayed Thompson ( on : ganda,” the Mayor replied. “I'm not attack- | 6 | < : The Mayor, when I saw him Thursday eve-)riam, a professor in the University of Chica- In this pending Mexican presidential elec- and convinced even Thompson him- ing the British nation, but the British ruling)... 1 was not advocating the candidacy of ning in his Hotel Sherman suite, which he go, politically ambitious and once a candi- he would better let the Public Li- seldom leaves to go to his City Hall office,}date for Mayor, gas the dictator of our Continued on Page 3B. any one ufin. I was merely fighting against ® much of it. For this man has no lack of} books, he cannot be injured by an order for- { lowa.) ‘head did not look nice. He takes George = “My crime, as nearly as I cam learn from) prison of Santiago Tlatelolco in Mexice City. — + ¥° @ Mary alone. After all, the library, in its non-

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER December 12, 1878 Published by The Pulitzer Publishing Company Twelfth Bouleverd and Olive Strect THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM i kmew that my retirement will make moe difference in its cardinal principles; that it will always fight fer progress or reform, ueier tol- erate injastice or corruption, alwase fight demagegues of all parties mever belong to any party. always eppose privileged classes and gubiic plunderers, mever tack sympath» with the poor, always remain de voted te the public welfare, seve! be satisfied with merely printing pews; always be drestically inde- pendent; mever be afraid te attacs wrong, whether by predatery ple- tecracy or predatery poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. : LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE The name and address of the author ‘must @ccompany every contribution, but BIG BILL’S SUPERPATRIOT SOCIETY. Mayor William Hale Thompson of Chicago is form- ing an organization te support his ideas of patriotism. He calls it “The America First Foundation.” He has appealed to Mayors, Congressmen and Governors to join it. | The initiation fee is the same as that of the Ku Klux Klan—$10. Its platform resembles that of the Ku Klux in that it professes high purposes—better citizenship. loyalty, a nation-wide education program | mental law. | Very good. But what are to be its practices? Judg- | ing from the leadership, we expect that its profes- sions and practices will be as far apart as those of the Ku Klur Klan. Judging from the crusade of Mayor Thompson against the British and his efforts ‘to eliminate all textbooks and histeries which he con- nde pro-British, and to fire Superintendent McAn- | drews from the Chicago pyblic schools for the use of alleged pro-British textbooks, we should judge its real ‘purposes to be: 1. Appeals to ignorance and prejudice to stir up racial and national hatreds for political purposes. 2. The burning of all textbooks and American his- | tories not strictiy in accord with the super-patriotic | views of the leaders of the organization and not pub- | on request will not ve published. Let- ters mot exceeding 200 words will —— reference. ‘Lapse in the Great Work of Civilizing Nicaragua. Jo the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. i DITORIALLY you declare that our | great work of civilizing Nicaragua is ‘being held up by the impassable condi- ‘tion of the roads in that country. What happened to all our bombing aviators? Furthermore, what about our long-range coast defense guns? It must seem to the Nicaraguans, as it seems to the writer, that a nation which can practice butch- ery only when the roads are good is not Sufficiently advanced in the art of mur- ier to be civilized. * This deplorable lapse in our beneficent endeavors may explain, too, why one member of the Finance Commission wants roads in Nicaragua. Tombstones could be used as milestones. Failing that, awhat we need are mote bomb ~- planes. Nicaragua must be civilized. é PYTHAGORAS. Road Conditions in the Rural Sections of the County. "to the Béitor ef the Post-Dispatch. HE saving made by St. Louis Coun- ty sets its roads back one year, as ase was little and in some cases noth- ing done in the rural districts. There Zre places where water washed across Toads and these roads have never been filled. The county gets it gravel from creeks that run along roads, making it eaty to get rock. Why do they work on @ road bond issue when they can still @ut expenses” Take the Larkin Williams road that at Fenton and follows the river to Welley Park. It washed out near Valley Park last April and nothing has been Wone. The least the county could do) would be to cinder a mud road _ that, utomobiles could use for a distance of bout $00 feet. This mud road was im- passable this spring and will be this win- Aer if something isn’t done. To go back ‘means a detour of 10 miles—a long ways dn bad weather. H. S. Red Cross Has Promised to Publish State- ment After Audit Has Been Made. the Editor of the Posi-Dispatch. OW that we have finished the drive +“ for the Red Cross and have succeed- 2a in collecting a little in excess of $500,000, wouldn't it be~a good idea to ave the Red Cross publish in the pa- rs, the names and the amounts do- mated to those to whom assistance has een rendered ? ~ All of the various newspapers pub- ed. the names and the amounts (no ‘matter how small) of the givers to this e . @ause and the gang down here Kave ®ome to the conclusion that before we Make another donation towards the Community drive we are just a little bit anxious to know to whom and how much Was the distribution of the other large fund. WE WANTA KNOW. OO cette an “Wecnel” and Reed. the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. lished by firms favored by the organization. 3. Persecution of teachers and officials suspected of ‘disloyalty to the patriotic standards of the organiza- | tion, particularly the throwing out of office of such ‘patronage. 4. Anything no matter how base in the way of ap- peals to ignorance, prejudice and passion to further First Foundation. Foundation will be the new national anthem by Woolcott which opens with the following verse. I'm a one hundred per cent American I'm a super patriot, patriot, A red, red, red, red, red, I am A red-blooded American. to teach the Constitution, respect for our form of | Government, and a thorough knowledge of funda-_ serve another useful purpase. The citizenry should insist that the city convince them of the absolute necessity of molesting the lake before it proceeds with the work of destruction. If the route of the sewer can possibly be changed, the public should insist that this be done. i i. —" MUSSOLINI ON HISTORY. During the fighting from Oct. 28 to Oct. 31 there were a dozen Fascisii killed, more than fell in the taking of the Bastile, a conquest which has been exalted during the last 150 years as one of the greatest insurrectiOnal episodes in history and which did not result in the liberation of political prisoners because there were none at that time in the Bastile, but only four common malefactors. This statement appeared in Mussolini’s article n the Post- Dispatch on the fifth anniversary of the March on Rome. It reveals strikingly the Dictator’s egoism and philosophy. It reveals, too, his unique conception of historical values. If he means what ‘he says the casualty list determines the significance of any clash. There was more blood let in the March on Rome than in the Fall of the Bastile, therefore, ‘the three closing October days of 1922 must be writ- ‘ten in bigger type than July 14, 1789. That, of course, is nonsense. But it shows the man. | It is consistent with so many of his utterances; con- sistent with his contempt for democracy, which he ‘has so often expressed in morguelike metaphors; con- sistent with his rhapsodies of the grandeur that was tome and his ambition, eloquently avowed, to resur- | 'rect the sway of the Caesars. | _ sispected officials for the purpose of grabbing the | of the Bastile. inconsequential. ligible. the political ambitions of the founder of the America | There was, to be sure, little bloodshed in the steer Authorities differ. The figures are The explosion was spiritual, or, if that word seems incongruous as applied to such a passion of ‘hate, let us place the event in the ever-accommodat- We assume that the anthem of the America First | ing fourth dimension. It was not a prison of stone against which the tatterdemalions of Sainte Antoine stormed with fury and prophecy. It was the symbol of tyranny, the black shadow of oppressive vengeance which those dreadful towers had thrown across the centuries of France's mass slavery and class licen- | tiousness, popular destitution and ruling riotous | waste. Chorus: I'm a one hundred per cent American, I am, goddam, I am. Doubtless Mayor Thompson in imagination sees super-patriots joining in the chorus. The list of choristers, however, will not be as large as the Mayor thought. Many of the responses run the gamut from condemnation to ridicule. The writers do not believe that any organization led by Mayor the patriotism of Americans. = A And SELF-RESPECT. Missourians, we take it, will agree that a state have seen what has happened to other wealths which have relaxed their vigilance over this common- priceless virtue, and they surely do not care to de- scend to the level of Indiana, Georgia, Alabama, et al. But there is such a thing as going even in this virtuous regard. And so, we fear, they will not be willing to take the radical step which Mrs. Jessie W. Nicholson says is essentia] if they would maintain their self-respect. This estimable too far—yea, ilady declares that “Missouri has it within her power to retain her self-respect” by withdrawing Senator Reed from the race for the Democratic presidential] nomination. Now, Mrs. Nicholson has her reason for thinking that Senator Reed is simply impossible as a candidate for the throne of Calvin. She is president of the Na- tional Woman’s Democratic Law Enforcement League, which is determined that the next nationa]} ticket is going to be headed by a political dry. Our Senator is opposed to prohibition, and has the nerve. to come right out and say so. He might have avoid- ed a lot of trouble by pussyfooting on this and other issues, but he simply isn’t built that way. In order to maintain our self-respect, according to Mrs. Nicholson, we must, then, condemn a statesman for being courageous rather than cowardly. This is | maintain it would be to advise Mrs. Nicholson that there are more inviting fields for her benign en- HE F. L: Johnsons have a!) tried, but it remained for “Vassal” to lift the Jog so the layman of G. 0. P. colors could think as well as express his contempt for “modern Moses,” Senator Reed. That Mr. Johnsons have been giving vent thought without thinking is obvious, mnd it is equally obvious that the gifted fP’Vassal” spent hours—possibly days—in a meditation before taking pen in d. Fe If the comparisons are poor it does not gmatter. We remember Moses as a law- age and, thank God, Reed has ms laws. That Diogenes and his lamp mre called forth to search for honest men am the Republican Sodom only suffers in parison. A Joshua would have been tive, for, if hypnotic influence @ indu@ Old Sol te pause a while in haste, the shadows might lift from a tew men like Borah, Norris and Taft. > In “Vassal’s” closing sentence, finis ts tory to, Anything else written deroga- to Senator Reed would be superflu- The “Vassal” himself says so: “I tae ae That, as a recent precedent established, is final. « So 8 all join in singing the doxology the hat for the benefit of “poor * who are living in alms- are on their way to the pen!- N your editorial, “Maine Sticks te the “Primary,” it is clear your customary reasoning has slipped a bit. ove you mate your point whe you to imply that the ideal sort of con. > etn but a wild vision) wil} © pudlic and necessari! @uce a fuller yote? ee « On the other hand, is it proof of the | failure of the primary that even the relatively smali vote in Maine repu- diates the cenvention system? ‘You see, your arguments are far from deavors than our own commonwealth. There are states which could appreciate her notion of self-re- spect. But the Missouri Free State isn’t one of them. eee _— FARTHEST NORTH IN BABBITTRY. You do not know the lengths to which Babbittry is capable of going until yo . eae | Foing you have seen an advertising few years the bus and track tiny be able te serve the | : circular now being broadcast by a representative New York publishing house. We quote some sample lines Jesus Christ “the founder of modern business’’? Jesus a master of efficiency in organization, a born executive? Jesus wording the best advertisements ever Written? Now, you who have thought of Christ as an ascetic, a mystic, a physical weakling, a “Man of Sorrows,” will want to meet this cheerful, able founder of “modern business.” With these and other characterizations. the pub- lisher introduces g¢ book about Christ written by a well-known go-getting writer. This circular is our entry for the 1927 Bad Taste prize. — = ~~ Fe ROUND LAKE. Round Lake in Forest Park, Says the city, must himself leading this stirring anthem, and hears the ‘ hilis and vales of America ringing with the voices of | Thompson will contribute to either the education or | asking a little too much. We think a better way to ‘ mission, _lines must be included only delay. It has thus been adjudged: - | ae | > sat lous sound.” Mussolini is a maker of history, also a writer of | history. If he should find time to be a reader of his | |tory he would do well, we think, to start in on Car- | lyle’s “French Revolution.” ,ican admirers. should keep a zealous watch over its self-respect. They | = = " re Tip. In the Prima Donna Derby play Amun to win and Levine for place. ~~? o—- ——-——--- - A POSSIBLE SOLUTION. Is it possible that the motor truck and bus, which have been giving the railroads such stiff competition of late, may offer the solution of the most puzzling | problem connected with railroad consolidation—that | is, the problem of the short lines? There is reason to think so. Speaking before th centennial celebration which the Baltimore & Ohio Railway is now conducting at Halethorpe, Md., Presi- | dent Ddniel Willard gave statistics to show how the use of bus and truck had presented the railroads with | the first real competition in their history. Busses compete with railroads over 300,000 mfles of route. and motor trucks do so over 607.000 miles. creased at its normal rate. The relation of these facts and the problem of what should be done with short line roads in case little thought. stacles to all promising programs of unification. Rail- yoad magnates do not care to include some of them | in their plans, because they are not money makers. “If they can't pay their way out of their own pocket,” | said L. F. Loree, whose proposed merger was re-| cently turned down by the Interstate Commerce Com- “they are not going into mine.” itants of many out-of-the-way sections of the country. | Enter, just here, the motor truck and bus. In a/ purpose of these short lines, and the problem now | > | Vexing commissioners and railroad men will be | \Solved. The accursed devices which have aroused the The material destruction was neg- | In its fall feudalism fell. The deluge which | |Louis XIV foresaw was loosed. Out of the terrible | travail was born a democracy which Napoleon could “The siege of the Bas- | , weighed with which in the historical balance | most other sieges, including that of Troy Town, are | gossamer, cost, as we find in killed and wounded, | on the part of the besiegers, some 83 persons; on the | part of the besieged one poor solitary Invalid, shot istone dead on the battlement. The Bastile Fortress, ‘like the City of Jericho, was overturned by miracu- So, too, would his Amer- AS a re- | sult passenger traffic on the railroads has steadily | decreased and freight traffic has undoubtedly not in- | | of large-scale consolidation becomes evident after a | These roads are now the chief ob | | The com- | 'mission, on its part, has insisted that these short | : in consolidations, because | upon them depends the transportation of the inhab- | { fre of rail magnates may turn out to be their sal- | | vation. = = - peemenieend According to the bankers, the farmers are wallow-| . A. i a A OUR CRIPPLED CHILDREN. 10,000 crippled ‘children. tragic accidents or congenital blights, have a claim | upon us who are more fortunate. a Society for Crippled Children whose aim is to | go. It lies in the path of the new River des Peres | drainage, its fountain sets squat upon the course of the projected new sewer, and so both lake and fountain must be abandoned. We trust the people of St. Louis will not permit the city to do this until it bas satisfied them that it is inevitable. After the expenditure of much ameliorate the handicaps the children suffer. The society was organized last April, and the last Legis- lature appointed a Commission on Crippled Children. Missouri has a new hospital for crippled children at- Thefe is n0 more appealing problem in the State | that that presented by Missouri's forlorn army of | These tots, marred by | Missouri now has | Columbia which has just been opened and where on deformed little bodies will be performed the mar- | velous feats of orthopedic surgery. | Experiences have proved that most cripples in | thought and money over a period of several years, round lake has become one of the beautiful ornaments of St. Louis. The vision of the landscape architect and the handiwork of the gardener have united to create a charming and soothing vista. Its charm is not merely an affair of spring and summer. Even in winter, when its flowers have vanished, its trees and shrubbery give it a weird, intriguing beauty. To destroy such a creation needlessly would be an aesthetic crime. Here is an instance that youth cambe trained to do useful and profitable | work. It is to enable the cripples to become self- | supporting instead of living in handicapped idleness | that the society has been organized. ' The state society needs money badly to carry on its good work. Contrihgtions will be received by the | treasurer, Elliott Cauden, Landreth Building, St. Louis. We hope Missouri will be enabled by the generosity of its citizens to keep pace with other ie eterzal vigilance which is the price of ‘ing in prosperity. And that will be news to a lot of | ‘farmers. | This column is designed to reproduce without bias the latest comment by the leading publicists, newspapers and periodi- cals on the questions of the day. MILLIONS OF AIRPLANES? From the New York World. NTHONY FOKKER, planes, says that the coming when the sky will be darkened by airplanes; and we can believe him; already there have been too many fatal airplane collisions to deny Peay in certain sections, the sky is full. Pe e living along the great airplane fly- ing “routes already find the hum of the planes a nuisance, their number an element of some danger from the possibility of acci- dents and forced descents, Bu 1t Herr Fokker goes into particulars ere we may not follow him. He sees the cery clerk taki 1g his girl out to ride in a plane; giant coaches gine. in the air Omnibuses on the surface; in time an airplane for every cedivedl inhabitants. And there we balk. Imagine 60,000 airplanes for New York City’s people to use! Where would they land? Governors Island is not big enough for an airport even now. Roof garages for planes could never take care of one for each hundred people in the sky- scrapers beneath. There is the question of air lanes and safety at crossings. A big auto in New York streets occupies, including safe clearance space, 100 times as much space as a Mar On the sidewalk, but it can be stopped in half a block. The airplane occupies, with clear- ance, many times as much space as an auto ‘nd cannot be stopped at all. There are dif- ferent levels for flight safety, but landing levels are the same for the same destina- tion. The airplane must always be prodigal of: fuel. It has to maintain, by its power, height against gravity as well as progress against air pressure. And fue] tends to rise in price in spite of gasoline wars. Prophe- cies about air travel are dangerous, but at least we may hope Fokker is mistaken. Even the spacious U. 8S. A. with more than a million airplanes would be an anzx- ious place to live in. “* + : designer of air- beens = time is Ww! groce LAWS THAT ENCOURAGE PERJURY CHARLES H. TUTTLE in the Century Magazine for November. OVERNMENT also has a heavy share of the responsibility for the present les- sening of the sanctity of the oath. In recent years, a multitude of transac- tions, having nothing whatsoever to do with the administration of justice, carries by law the requirement of an afficavit. Income tax returns, customs declarations, certifi- « . certificates of qualification is, applications licenses, annual reports of cor- registrations under automobile laws, are but a few examples. Not only Jo these proceedings require an oath, but they classify false swearing as perjury, punish- able as a felony. he result is that the gravity of an oath is wholly destroyed, and technica] perjury is so frequent that it w often regarded as a matter of course. Such laws and regulations set up a swearing-mi'l that turns out as little virtuc as a Tibetan prayer-wheel. They are, indeed, an invita- tion to perjury, and eften legalize profan- ity. Instead of adding any special sanction to a document by the requirement of an eath inte contempt and to increase the dif- fieulty of convicting Any one for perjury. Such laws and reguiations injure the state. BOGUS AMERICANISM. From the Chicago Tribune. c: ECIL DAVIS, former grand titan of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, southern district of Alabama, has been sent to jail for refusing to answer questions in a grand jury investigation of flogging outrages. His excuse was that his oath as a klansman for- bade him to answer. The excuse is not recognized by the bill of rights. No citizen who regards his citi- zenship oath would make such an excuse, for it places an obligation to the klan above the obligation to the country. The ex-grand titan puts his klan loyalty above his loyalty to the United States and he deserves not only to be sent to jail, but to be deprived of his privileges as an American citizen. An organization that exacts such an ob- ligation is outlaw and seditious and ts claims to be a protector of Americanism are bogus. It does not express American ideals ang principles, but repudiates them. The klan does not represent Americanism, but its opposite. It represents the ignorance and intolerance which persist in spite of Americanism, in defiance of its spirit and its aspiration, and, like other organized bigotries such as are represented in the Anti- Saloon League, the Lord’s Day Alliance, and lesser societies, it is merely an eddy in the main stream of American civilized progress. The claim of organized intolerance to be an expression of Americanism is a sardonic joke unless the Americanism of the fathers, the Americanism glorified by our patriots, is a dream. ELJMINATE ONE-LEVEL CROSSINGS. From Liberty. T IS becoming more and more evident that grade crossings should be eliminated in sparsely settled communities, as well as in the larger cities. In Syracuse, New York, for example, the New York Central tracks almost bisect the center of the town. Dozens of trains move siov’y through each day. They block motor traffic in a score of streets. Examples of this can be multiplied all over the land. Los Angeles, to cite only one, has the Southern Pacific tracks on the street level. Two-ilevel traffi c would eliminate all this waste. Years ago Chicago elevated most of the railroad tracks within its city limits. The result was tremendous acceleration of traf- fic. Railroads, street cars and automobiles use the same trafficways, but not to cach other's disadvantage. The metor truck has considerably compli- cated the problem of city traffic. Some meo- tor trucks are nearly as big as locomotives. Some passenger cars are nearly as fast. They should not cross cach other at one level. Both accidents and delays are on the increase, Even our elaborate system of traf- fic lights and signals cannot cope with the preblem. Keeping a policeman on every coruer helps, but is not a selution. Elimination of railroad grade crossings is only a start toward reef both from danger and congestion. The city of the future must go farther and eliminate all one-level crossings where traffic is crowded. It must have north-and-douth streets and east-and- west gtrects at different levelis. This will speed up traffic movement and tend to eradicate danger of collision. JUST A MIN 7 (Copyright 1927.) eee ete ot — BALLADE OF EXTENUA? Though Tin Pan Alley oft amaze With trash to make the Muses Though reason totter from her ft To songs of love I’ve listened Though trite the words that we No heart in love but wakes toe Ah, chide no more the one whe Or tries to play, the saxophone; Perhaps his spirit but obeys The same sweet urge that own; To sing her praise in words alent Would only serve tc do her The urge to music may atone— No heart in love but wakes to To put in prose my lady’s praise When to the stars my spirit’s = To pen of her the perfect phrase This loving heart may turn te @ Ere prosily I'll cull the throng Of verses for my lady strown; No heart in love but wakes te L’ENVOIL. Fair maiden, bid me not postpone — For prose this love of mine 60 To singing is the lover prone— No heart in love but wakes to ~ s Surprising Contribution to Ci Learning. The $2 500, 000 donation was mate t American Classical School after that ¢ ization already had obtained from the Greek Government te which in 5099 B. Cc. was the —Xews item. a - a It no longer shocks us to find what we considered a glaring the quarter back’s fault was ft There are bial when we feel | and not heard.” was not thigk modern flapper’s clothes. _ * * board is seen en am (In one remove.) Historica! Hysterical . . es During the last of our ments we wondered why the who praise the wisdom of the 1 it necessary to alter the : income tax law in order to derstanda bie. oS something he wrote several y the book you want. “looking it up.” it’s not We havent that. but I can order it.” Book stores always say that, FI refiected. I called the bookstore azo. No. ; at the University of Chicago, which f used there. - haven't thet. 5 has shelves loaded with the texts “No.” they said, “we There have been @ few inquiries, since the Mayor has been talking about ft, and we May have some in later.” Back to the downtown bookstore, where a cierk suggested that 4 wholesale warehouse im the city might supply the book. This was arranged by telephone. and in the afternoon I had my copy of Schies- inger, Chapter VII and all. Meanwhile, I went to the! “stronghold of King George,” the University of Chicage. to cal on Prof. Merriam, pictured 67 the Mayor as the late ezar of the city, schools. I found him in hs book- ' oe cluttered office. Politics in the Schools When Mc- a Andrews Goes. 3 He told his story good-humored- ty. He was formerly a member of the City Council, was a candidate o wa i & 455% ni - ‘ —~ # ioe | ~*~ Be! 3 for Mayor in the 1929 Republican +5 | traction line. | the credit arrangements for _ School teachers, they had been if | force for 10 years or longer, and and in 1923 backed Dever for Mayor. Under the Dever ad- ministration, he said, the presi- dency of the Board of Education and the city superintendency were offered to him, and he beth. School administration, he explained, was not in his line. His them. y line was political science, the -" on partment which he now heads at sii Me the university, and he had com- _ Sulted with Mayor Dever about me ats some city problema, chiefly in in. the Fund | C% primary with a He said be had never dictated or suggested anything to the Board of Education, or Superintendent McAndrew. As for; ot [tee that & Were the same at Chicago Univer) — sity as at Northwestern and Loyolm, | to which institutions many of fe'" waa city teachers went. However, Fi @ Would better see Dean Charles #7. “a Judd of the School of Education od : about the credits. So I walked across the campus); toward Dean Judd’s office. survey~ ing the cathedrai-like new chapel)”

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1997 sine ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 3B = a ® *4495 to Bill Thompson : : . ;| the Order of Leopold II by King} His latest novel, “Punishment, "Of Chicago and | Assertions in Books Exiled Editor’s View of Mexico Albert o¢ Belatem: 0, Commander |e uevis tale ase & bane wae ithe Mikado of Japan; and a Com- | lated Into English for the Ameri- 2 th dg Waving Act Which Irritated M _mander of the Order of the Mois- can market. ae | | ayor Continued from Page 1B. | cial investigation of their books|son d'Or by the Chinese Govern-| Palaviccini smiled grimly as he | | PME Lee iv} ee ASSAGES from three books, would be made if they continued | ment. |stepped aboard ship from a New £ | peepee: Mayor Thompson The mer-| He also hag been decorated Orleans wharf. a. . | 0 Cago a . Thite C Mexico for | »* } E. ie mets Sihodes echoter. || ganda pie aon sete —— chants took the hint. They quit by the White Cross of lexico | Last time I visited New Orleans “mips were just a scheme for tak-|; teachers and Public Library Sue American boys over there, to |} users, are: pane propaganda here later. I’m || “Sat looking for trouble, I’m look- || Ties for peace, but I don't want to |: this nation destroyed. What | ‘shout the patriotism of men oho || hauled down dn the North * Continued from Page 1B, i to advertise with me. a ace American continent, it its more | receive no messages or send any. than possible that the nations of | “Since reaching the United ; Europe, enraged by the bloated || States, I have learned my family | % de I ge advertising. é ¢ : ¢ lorganizing child welfare work and | was in 1919 a: a delegate to the | “To put over a knockout blow, ‘for founding and maintaining in | convention of the Associated Adver- Pant had the Department of La- | Mexico City “La Casa de Salud del | tising Clubs of the World and as bor notify me, when I announced | Periodista,—the Hospital for NewS- | guest at the cornerstone laying that El Globo would discontinue | papermen. | ceremonies of the new Times- This time I prosperity and airs of superior- || put up a legal fight for me, and | ity of ‘the man who won by the |; lost. In Mexico we have the ‘dey | war, would combineto draw || de amparo’—the same thing as | Shylock’s teeth. ‘your habeas corpus in the Uhited | 8% 3-7 (2 @ Oe ge: | | (8 ee 0 Be gm | \publication, that I must pay every| Palaviccini is the author of 10/ Picayune building. “When the representatives of mth V. rendered homage a Cw years ago at the tomb “The leade erica Ss S e ri *7as8 arreste 4 great disloyalist and oop rebellion ssa ne a bern — . “ax a steht Yi employe three months wages in/ books on education, history, poli- |slip in by the side door, and out former Wentury, G of a a Pp ptly organized a || amily engaged a lawyer who ap- | Mey Ey ee a ir ag song pcr, Bvt se re cm ke + ieee | by che back door. an exile.” ee eet former Can ¥. eorge Wash- & sign of terror against the Loy- || plied for a writ .* amparo hefare 4 ee he a it Rsiomysious- e day we §& ut own. |tics and several works © 48 , Gee $00,000 tons of American ing brag cc } ssn end cohen to aun. ca ‘the Federal District Judge of Mex-| | 4.4) (naggemes bi 4 De | That cost me $150,000 gold. El | ies? aie VieWneints in America: help of the Indians. ‘ico City. The Judge granted this Yi papa Tm : | Globo naturally went out of busi- | a tae ee a a 8 Bae oct country on its kn | on “pe | Setroy our defense. ie i brings to mind a $ showed a most. conciliatory || nored it. | 2 oe a eee = 6 | Tl arrived at the conclusion that | ¢ 15 4 ’ K t k “aamerican Boys Will Be Killing | Job that we did not finish..... { spirit repealing the obnoxious || “My first day in prison I was) @7 1 @ 7 ne. = 4 \'t was imposaible for a publica- | @ $ Oric ryp O | The Worl@ War quickly affectea measure (the Stamp Act) and || Visited by Capt. Kennedy, a Mex-_ ae lian Sp iy | tion in Mexico t- “ ht political | a Their Own Fathers.” y America 6 nye ; is f i ee ae : \% ° Ei Geeey don’t need to attack us— || 08 no oy =a all the coun. invited Benjamin Franklin to || ican in spite of his Irish name, and | eee i = 5 | battles if it had to depend on ad- | 33 f ] Fs S | gil they need to do is to go on with | were derived me ern hemisphere { explain the colonial position at || 2 member of President Calles’ per- i ge 4 4 | vertising or employes. So I estab- | l OCa ense propaganda, and they'll have ed from and were a the bar of the House of Com- || 80nal staff. He brought with him = 4 , lished El Pensamiento—you can | a boys Killing their own || wr of the European system. mons. Franklin’s evidence a wig, a false bear. and a _ false ‘y Ms , translate that as “The Thought,’ or | . gathers and thinking they are doing || FAR, se po was fought by the >) seems to have been most dis. || mustache that had been found Oo , Slates Tames | Bite Cienge saratoga tee tngy ot mes "geir duty. The debt isn’t the only || , oe - sec against Germany » of course, they want to| v nting an effort on the part of ( nists had contributed liberally || fit I had usedlong months before at | “uy (gS, Zale. *° in that review to which I owe my | ce 4 out of paying that. v done Germany to arrest of denature ’ toward carrying on the war. a masquerade , party. Capt. Ken- | = ie pale ae Be exile. Weak Congress expected that debt | the progress of the human race. “For more than 100 years En- nedy also brought a photographer | 1, Cpe, Ls Ys ae “I see no Chance for an inde- | Fw be paid when it was contracted, | fhe war ended in complete tri- gland has submitted, for the || With him. In prison he forced me | "ty, SOOO I pendent sewspaper in Mexiee walle, | pet they didn’t dare to give away | ro co g --. a. aan of Canada, to a series of | ,to ys on — cages — ost gages verux croc ace con: ‘ues to a gr 80 E of the Am ¢ | - fers. Nearly a decade affronts and injuries which || 2nd pose for a photograph. Then | 3 > wlll emerge as a dictator, with | Zz erieit. The utes thik oot te q has passed since Germany col- would not have been tolerated || he forced me to pose for a photo- | rae ages | Calles im the background. I am | Thorough Eye Test by Experts » hate us the worse for it. | lapséd. Have we attained oru from any other nation, and we ||/Sraph without those ornaments. | ne - aud mexico. if is nepesias lucky to have escaped with my || N unusually low price for these renowned bifocal lenses. ‘apd would like to destroy us to hor se Pent not, a not ?”’— ave stood between Americaand || You will do —— of things with 4 | Se ae ee oe oe —_. | A Two vision lenses ground into single lens. Distance =e aying it.” | derber ms Gibbon’s “The any project of a European || §un in your ribs, : | ee a re een oe ey Mee | , | ; ; eciatl Me Eitepompeon launched inte ine |) ~ nee of Our Day.” coalition.”-Dean Onge’s “En. || “And I learned at Laredo that | Can expect to do business without; | Has Many Foreign Honors. 4 smiles pau tun neal oalend cerdien —— isaiee ‘ot Nations, the World || If the British flag were gland.” the next day every paper in, Mex- | ee violating some of| For his championship of the Al- | % y : HD coert, and his own plans for lining |: __ {| ico oe pag gy ge grog | oe pies aig: pare: ole se joes cause during the World War, 1 ‘i . . bs : a | graphs side by side wi an offi- | ESTULE ‘ereement, Ci alaviccini was mac ¢ oa Mies number of the coun, made the Chicago teachers educa- | as Mayor, and when other cities | cial Government bulletin announc- | See violations are ad-|mander of the Site ‘a the ‘on. | Frames From accards ae at large, Se aa Reaiee Wires ee minded, rather than politi- | were Ww lcoming Marshal Joffre of ing that I had been arrested in the | ae amicably, But the Govern- ‘ish Empire by King George; aif 5 6 50 Exclusive Jewelers 8 Farm Relief, Inland Waterways ni ) pram good work now | France, Thompson objected to a streets of Mexico City in that dis- | Pay has tren on v7 powers un- | Chevalier of the Legion of Honor Z $2. 0 TO $ ° LOCUST at NINTH = Mational Flood Control Pro. somilgy a ee en - ar gg ati a gordi fo er : ae By gps sna oe i a i sBhcommee a Commander of the 4 Optical Department. & ” 1e : : = can vuad, W owing the tna Aicago Was e 81x er- | “That was my only visit while Hecreiary an lle every Order of the Crown te r | & ‘ ' , 7 oe lage ones game | penne McAndrew trial closely, man city of the world.” Referring | was in that cell, until the night | one of my advertisers that a spe-} King Emanuel: sop Bsc OY OLE IME LE DEAD SBE L i Pa A "Mayor Thompson Selidentii precicted that the Board of Educa- in his last campaign to the ham-/they came to take me away. * ‘tion would drag the case along,»mering he got for this utterance, ? , : : | ‘ “meant che last part of his talk to with infrequent hearings, until | Thompson said repeatedly, “I stand a ere. ene ee ONE | BG SS RE Re Ree ReRECARROLL’S, 1116 OLIVE ST ARBRE q encouraging. He w e | ar # : , ; be eer ome. Nive ‘about the end of McAndrew’s term |today where I stood when they! Five times » Rave been te prinon i é om Ess he kad on te ‘in January. He is now under sus- | called me Kaiser Bill.” Another of | {2 Mexico on political charges. But Mts ‘cosily reassured sn ‘pension, but if the Board should | his campaign meeting appeals, of | M¢Ver before have I felt such an at- | % fter | discharge him, McAndrew could |local application only, was an ex-|™oSsphere of tragedy.in a Mexican | Saving his hotel suite, I found | | Just As / , i i i i i i i ie sD BS. A LP SO | . | | ee ee i i i i i i i ie ond « little sted ri 4 get an order of reinstatement. By | dubbed with the names of various The night of Oct. 10, Col. Maye 2 “ng '€ | prolonging the case, the Board can | persons opposing his candidacy of the Department of Folice in| ¢trtain rise on Maurine Watkins’ a » ai he a ss p> ee Mexi City lled at > cell t “Chicago.” drop the charges shortly before Draws Inspiration From Article By | -***'©° ae CACC MS Say Cee 0 Fer 4 ithe end of his term and he will be Former Judze. | meve me. They took me out under | Bad Government Plentiful, But Of- | jt d the ™ Sih Riel | -d guard, put meing t , , ' ’ out without recourse. I heard the In his book citations, Thompson | 2™™¢ed guard, put me in an automo- fending Book Scarce. ‘same prediction from others with has drawn heavily on the article of | bile and took me to the railroad | _ Iwondered, as the roaring farce Whom I talked downtown. Frederick Bausman, former chief station. My family had posted | (| with its undercurrent of bitter | McAndrew’s trial is technically | justice of the Supreme Court of the | groups of watchers outside the f satire went on. whether Mayor’ on an insubordination charge not’ State of Washington, in the Octo- |! prison gate, relieving one another | |Thompson had seen it. Syrely a ‘relating to the textbook matter, but |ber American Mercury, entitled |©very two hours, s0 they might city of so many gang wars and un- |the Mayor's represeatative, former “Under Which Flag?” Thompson know when I was taken out. The) /punished murders, where the. Congressman John J. Gorman. took | has had thousands’of copies of this automobile was followed to the rail. | |up the last hearing, Wednesday, | article reprinted, his own picture | Toad Station. |with jong readings from various on the back. i “My family was notified by tele- textbooks, while McAndrew and| His representative in the school | phone—not by the authorities, but | | his lawyer sat with —— closed, | fight, former Congressman Gorman, | »Y its private paid watchers. My G : ¢ g NMtiv as oo tio at rn . ne - is : . uw if problems. which, would excuse its i re . cl te ee “te that has drawn on a wider range of tome oe cece ee ae Maver in a little inattention to | — s ine ang be stricken out | books. Quoting sentences about the | rushed to the railroad station. They Chapter VII of Schlesinger’s his- as not pertinent, was overruled | American colonists as “rebels” ang | earned I was being sent into exile. : ‘ 3 di by J. L. Coath, Thompson’s presi- | “vulgsz ditionists.” ‘ | Hastily they emptied their pockets : ma | tory. ah Pk “he the lgar seditionists,” he has been | , “e " yi emits RUN YOU IN. | And by the way, I must ge dent of the Board, who has a ma- | aecused of omitting such qualify-|#94 gave me what small change ; t get one | jority of the Board lined ith | j @ those books in the morning, I |}im for a 6-5 peered Mned Up with | ing phrases as “in the eyes of | *°*” + wee Oe oe. ee OR PfeMembered. Probably I would oo ri a de on all matters George IIL.” At Wednesday's Board | Under guard of Luciano Trigos and | : . : eet. i e . , " aAVOr . ——— Ticitietins ta line Maybe the | pane y the Mayor. hearing on the McAndrew case, he |J08¢ Arriaga, both armed plain- | Siieres wou'd be sold out ond , “Sport” Herrmann Goes in for announced that he would read | Clothes detectives of the Depart- | 5 sidagy ment of the Interior, They guarded | J U S T A M I N U 7 E | would have to borrow a copy from | Critical Literature. whole passages, and did so until | (meme kind pro-British school- To revert to the now quiescent the heat and drowsiness overcame |™e all the way to Laredo, and (Copyright 1927.) Library front—“Sport” Herrmann, , ™any of his hearers, including the | when we left the train there they Se Se | Wednesday, took from the Library | defendant. The $100,000 suit of | Conducted me to the faanigreation ' : | ; eetear four books. supposed to contain | Prof. David S. Muzzey against | Station on the American side of the BALLADE OF EXTENUATIONS. reer are apolar tarode the aha | pro-British enc and the |Gorman, for his statements a to | Rio Grande. My passport, given me Though Tin Pan Alley oft amaze 4 P lerk Seated * teks we have books were on his desk in his of- | Muzzey’s. school history, one of the | 4t Laredo by the Mexican immigra- | With trash to make the Muses groan -_ something he ‘e@rete several yoprs fice at the Cort Theater when I | books at issue, has been a minor | > Rete. een ae ae No one in love the artist flays, — “ee tenking ge ny i eae called there. Herrmann, a former | incident in the melee. | political refugee. | Though reason totter from her throne “ the Menke ie Ria We ® a blunder to execute me. And No heart in love but wakes to song. - @ _ Wholesale warehouse in the city dore Roosevelt; a second volume | the English this country’s war aims so I went into exile instead. | 7 i Might supply the book. This was edited by Hart and written by @.,and purposes. Gorman’s version of | eee eee T Oe eae es To put in prose my lady’s praise @. &@tfanged by telephone, and in the |H. Van Tyne of the University of | this matter is: ' | wait for my family. My wife, our When to the stars my spirit’s flown; afternoon I had my copy of Schles- | Michigan, published in 1805 and “In 1918 Prof. McLaughlin visited |son and daughter, and my son and pen of her the perfect phrase @ imger, Chapter VII and all. dedicated of fortispiece to George universities in England. Although two daughters by my first wife now | i sapien the Anaad niin ce naan es a rs pity Ss y 4 POA ess * ee ety > baa : apr “ o pet ah eee ee DO ee fauanivas-c Henangee tt ime 8 * aeregaye . ngeteydhariganss gers 5 ay oe em | Mayor has a direct voice in police - control, and where the = schools /tave their own major needs of fi- . Bance and housing, has its own vU " PP POST LTR iil on Re nebo RE re tn \seek a court review, and might hibit of caged rats, which he | Prison. Death was in the air. * ictured - - ~ - nod 7 4 : =e ne a wing chair anc club chair, also included is a mahogany long davenport table, « Hot-Blast | 3 ~~ = os 3 a e © 7 : ais i ; Yr + > ff. . FN Le¢ / te ia = nD t e The $2, ee te the Primary. and in 1923 backed Dever eee te a wrth ig renee that the Mrite adi Whae hadhies 1 wae prs an e $2,500,000 donation was made © tor : i their circulation, as is done with with Britain’ eh OTs¢ ar because i was pro-Ally s lever ad- ’ itn ritains sovereign 6 : 7 Mayor. Under the Deve ign takes uPjand he was pro-German, I did not write against his government dur- American Classical School after that OrS®"- ministration he said, the presi- | "°™ books on nonhistorical sub- all the Mayor’s time. His flood- ization already had obtained permission @ Si ie «.. Beard of Education jects which are not deemed suited control and waterway undertakings. | ¥ ate oo from the Greek nduct e- @ SOR for general use. “But it wouldn't ic aie 16S. ring my exile. Political activities of m the Greek Government to co om 8nd the citv superintendency were pie _ which are to be heralded by a tour rea ri , cavati t ket place § : — ae ‘surprise me.” Herrmann added ; Featieimait ir | Mexicans abroad are fruitless—un- | ons at the site of a mar iw, Offered to hi and he declined | soci ae een agcgea to Washington in several special | ra}l hich unity ‘7 im, in ‘with a tolerant gesture. “if we speciai jess they are exercised in Wall ni in 500 B. ©. was the comm a = Mehoes eAministration, bei”... «© a «thing ox, ny |rains a week hence, are keeping street. And I have no influence certer of Agora, as Athens was then known. a E ed, was not in his line. His | wouldn c find anything wrong with his secretaries busy. A chart in pate : + . . 4 ——— ‘ a business of hunting through oytsia ; " ope the day is coming when | t = Partment which he now heads at lb k aie * Bent oo outside a gate which is fairly dif-| ballots instead of bullets will be It- no longer shocks us to find out = mm ‘he university, and he had con- ro - ee oi Nt nna a rs ficult of passage. shows 28 differ-| what anyone has to face in Mexico what we considered a glaring mistake © “® *ulted with Mayor Dever about io ge all A es y you anc ent organizations and interests as;who opposes the Government in the quarter back’s fault was nothing bUt® EE seme city problems. chiefly in the | Po 14 conection in Schools Forbid-| trains to Wachinetgg Tae arts Of Power. Although I have begun to lucky break for the opposing team. a 3 traction line. He said he had never fotos pone “— ee Y sit . or - trains to Washington. The Thomp- ‘wonder. 3 ° ” : » @ictated or suggested anything to | ai wd ‘ oot me tM son bulleyes, with “America First” | From Prison to Office. There are times when we feel that t8® @ the Boara of Education, or to} piemecng: day: - roa ay k - at its red center. will be the en-| “I was with Madero, opposing }person who said, “Children should be 8€®® " | man boulevard and Skinker bouir | i If it is ©, as the deutists claim. sal . 4% display of Tudor architecture Thompson said repeatedly. in his | vara back to Delmar. Those going |” Mexico. And I have been looted | patients carry all the tate Magazines 0 a - ue its chapel. unblushingly copied campaign last spring. that the King ‘east run by way of Skinker, Water- 'by Mexicans in power before this. with them, it is evident that they had “ae Tem King’s Chapel of Cambridge. | ust “keep his snoot out of Amer-j;on De Giverville avenue and) 2¥° years after I sold the El | _ a? ca.” Such a book as Dean Ingg’s | Hamilton. ‘Universal property. I founded El = Dean Judd said the credits were | «pngiand.” from which Thompson | Arrangement has been made to | Globo. I spent $800,000 gold for Sold arrangement, at the various quotes in his last note to the Li- lecontinue operation of Delmar troj-/|*hat newspaper plant. Inside of | fersities. and that the teachers brary Board. seems to show thatijey cars without detour. Delmar/| three months Alberto Pani, Secre- ‘history courses in which vari- | ene stubborn sovereign did not heed ; boulevard is closed to vehicular | tary of Finance in 1925, wrecked | books were discussed. He W&8 | this delicate advice. | traffic of all sorts now in the im- |that property because El Globo's interested in a spirited de- After the American declaration | mediate wicinity of the constru:-/| editorial policy 4'" not meet with @eeee of Superintendent McAndrew, |of war in 1917, when Thompson | tion work, which will not be fin- | his agproval. 0, he said, had for the first time was insthe first of his three terms | ished till next year. _ “How did he do it? We have a \\ $1 DOWN a es — — oe i= Age I This 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite fin- ,” ished in the newest shaded walnut * - >t host chair and five guest chairs. ‘ $5 Delivers This Beautiful Suaite—Balance to Suit You | Newest type combination Ramee; has four gas berner sections and two-hole kitchen heater and large baking oven; benutifully trimmed with nickel and white perceiain parts. Regular 875 valve, on “'sg5 Furniture Compa $1 WEEKLY | 1116 OLIVE ‘ST. ice ee le nee ersten me . -— =. = h-hU6lCUM BEREEEE «

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+ Dag Ne aRER LY | SEO yoru a rrodBeis = be fomethi sotaas git rs “qs sl: ie 3p th o Pe i Ge oe S yey ea . SNE LEN LE OE ET a Oe ‘i at Nel Ketien ie : Fas Dale RE cn aes stat! S20 ER A SIMVR so cre te te) Ce eee iit ML LEROEE aeeas Tae ’ > ! » a ww Ts be: 4 ». ed bs = a hs - Se eee v on tee ~~ e e Ys o Shadi ‘i /, Sop irc a : a MEARS 2 27 oes 5-4 init aocinaoriet Pde rast nat ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =__. Sugarland ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Hours of Business: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth —— ——EE eel A $50,000 Purchase of Furniture in This Anniversary Sale XCEPTIONALLY fine suites and occasional pieces, in addition to some remarkable spe- cials in our Bedding Shop, will fully meet the ex- pectations of the many who await eagerly this this great semi-annual event at Vandervoort’s. One example—a four-piece bedroom suite, con- sisting of full-size bed, dresser, chest of drawers and vanity dresser, constructed of hardwood and beautiful walnut veneers, selling regularly for $295, is priced at $198, beginning Monday, until present quantity is sold. : For the living room, we have assembled many pieces that are priced exceptionally low—a Gov- ernor Winthrop Desk of solid mahogany, priced $75; a tilt-top table with 18x24-inch solid mahog- any top, for only $8.75; an attractive fiber fernery, 30 inches in length, complete with metal con- tainer for $3.95; and a regular $395 two-piece liv- ing-room suite for $295. | Furniture Shops—Fifth Floor. Poe - >, F > . a : PY; , = a> Over 20,000 . Yards Drapery Fabrics Most opportune for those who plan to renew window furnishings—this Anniversary Sale of Vandervoort’s —for our preparations include from the simplest of dainty ruffled Curtains and Valance Sets to the most elaborate Lace Panels and Drapery Fabrics—not omit- ting Kirsch Curtain Rods and our Holland Shade Special at 68c and 95c. For those who must outfit windows of unusual size or prefer to make their own draperies, there are thousands of yards of fabrics priced at truly remark- able savings. An especial feature are Ready-to-Hang Drapery Sets in three groups, $11.85, $16.95 and $19.85 the set. Choice of over fifty different window effects is provided by the variety of styles and colorings. Curtain and Drapery Shep—Fourth Floor. Several Feature Groups of Room- Size Rugs for Anniversary O our immense stocks of floorcoverings we have added feature groups in every type—including plain and figured carpets ranging from $1.73 to $3.60 the yard, 9x12 Hartford Saxony and Worsted Wilton Rugs at $82.50, seamless velvet Rugs at various Prices, 1000 Colonial rag Rugs as low as 59c, over 6000 yards of high-grade Lino- leums, and a special feature group of 9x12-foot wool Wil- ton Rugs that would sell regularly up to $95, for.the out- standing price, $54.75. Many other items, purchased with a view to making this a memorable Anniversary Sale in the Rug Shops. The Oriental Rug Shop will continue—through the Anniversary Sale—the autumn showing and sale of mod- ern and semiantique Rugs, among which all sizes and types are offered at prices from 20% to 33 1-3% less than usual. : Vandervoort'’s Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. . A $63 Coat Event for Women and Misses HUN DREDS will gather in these always-popu- lar Shops—for Anniversary Week brings a valuegiving that is seldom seen. Hundreds of smart Winter Coats—your choice at $63—every oné worth much more than this sale price—and all beautifully furred. It is women’s and misses “solden opportunity” to choose their Coats. Women’s and Misses’ Coat Shops—Third ¥Fioocr. Choosing These Frocks at $23 Is a Privilege THE Women’s Inexpensive Dress Shop and the Misses’ Shop offer you many types of street and afternoon Frocks—worth regularly $29.75 to $39.75 and featuring the newest fabrics and style notes. Women's and Misses’ Dress Shepse—Third Floor. The Sport Shop’s Triumph in Vasue-Giving . As RUFFSHIRE Sports Coats are known from coast to coast, we've chosen Anniversary Week as the time to offer them to women and misses at the very special price of $49.75. Jap badger and kit fox collars make them even more desirable at this Anniversary Sale price. Sports Shops—Second Fleor, In the Costume Salon You Save on Cloth Frocks [* THIS Salon, Anniversary Week has been made especially interesting to the very par- ticular woman—a handsome Cloth Frock of $59.75 being offered at $45—obtainable in black and smartest shades—and very specially secured just for this event. The Costume Salon—Thiréd Fioor. The Black-and-White Shop’s Unusual Attraction ORE of the latest and smartest types of Black Coats is this well-known Shop’s contribution to Anniversary Week’s extreme value-giving—a Black Coat collared with black caracul—and pre- sented at the extremely special price of $59.75. Black-and-White Shop—Third Floor. The French Room Contributes Dobbs Hats [DOBBS HATS at a special price! Not a woman or miss who will not want to be here early Monday to share in this Anniversary event—es- pecially since they’re the latest $18 to $25 models —offered at the one special price of $12.75. French Room—tThird Floor. Foreign Importations Add Interest to Sale of China HERE are hundreds of dinner sets that we have purchased especially for this event, in designs and decorations that will appeal strongly to the woman who likes to vary her table set- tings. When the new and smart can be obtained at such small expense, who would not indulge her longing for them? @ Besides the dinner sets of, standard types there are also the pieces for special occasions,- such as the gayly decorated waffle set of 23 pieces for only $6.25; 29 pieces fine imported China Tea Sets for $10.45; vanity sets consisting of two per- fume bottles, puff box and tray that will make charming gifts for $1.65; and very specially priced groups of fine imported china service plates, elaborately decorated, at truly remarkable prices. Vandervoort’s China Shop—Fourth Floor. ae aa Infants’ Things Will Appeal to Mothers During Sale N THE Infant Shop will be found many of the never- ending needs for the baby, very specially priced. A Brushed Wool Sweater Set of four pieces, will be just $3.95, and dainty little White Dresses, all handmade and embroidered, just $1! ,White Flannelette Gowns and Fleeced Blanket at 50c. Infants’ Shop—Third Floor. Savings of 14 on Sample Silk Lingerie at $1.95 N THE Lingerie Shop we have Silk Undergarments at one-third less, making them only $1.95! They’re manu- facturers’ samples, and include Gowns, Step-ins, Chemises and Slips. Philippine handmade Gowns will be just $1.35. Handmade Gowns 69c. Be sure and visit this shop. Lingerie Shop—Third Floor. 16-Rib Silk Umbrellas to Be $5 During Anniversary NAVY, green, purple, brown and black and white com- bination Umbrellas—all with wood shanks, novelty borders, amber pyralin handles with attractive cord arm swings. Think what opportune Christmas gifts these are. There will be other equally interesting fegtures from this department during the sale. Umbrella Shop—First Floor. Accessories for Home in the Artwares Shop LONG-PLANNED event for the An- niversary Sale is the offering of over 400 Lamps in floor, bridge and junior mod- els, all complete with charming shades to harmonize. The complete units are _ grouped at five popular prices—$1.95, $5.95, $6.25, $10.25 and $22.50. Three very unusual mirror values are of- fered at just one price, $7.50, suggesting the advisability of selecting now for Christmas giving. Three hundred Fern Stands at prices that will astonish you when you see them. And Portrait Frames in all sizes from 4x6 to 8x10 inches, offered at only 98c. Artwares Shop—Fourth Floor. ——r a" = 0d = ah XY F pe ire SE Se Cee * ae 2) ae 6 ae . ‘ Wks ts 5 ee, a * ces = oS 3 By ee i. % vo ae bs 7 «oe 2 Ps Rae = 3 i. SA tan % oe ‘ gote ‘ i 8: * &,.* Bo, . * , , 2 i =. a Bot Pee ee ae S- 3 % rd 4 4 s : Be % (ng 22 ce, ifs gs rt . ty, se a8 ‘ . re id o i Wisk ~ aha aes x 4 ¥ ay. . poe Se a * eter: | B 1M) ee r . en tc te Ta oe” ur ye Me Nae Sar pai te yo. aes F all the great Anniver each and every one { buying facilities ‘| for scuring merchandise wh price. For many months we ing sources, and securing lam chandise which can be sold; Bis % he ; "> a 3 . fe : ae a »- o ae s a ey at a say fp: . * ervl ; % at % & £ ore will provide the usual Var irvice, with the additional advai en Anniversary items than yq ad told the story of what be . fiversary Sale. . al manner would require mat uble page you will need no a Blebration. Pea “a feeds Here — Fopportunity you should re lediate needs for yourself a liday stocks will be available ai fpurchased during this event rest each and every day thre g ar attendance Monday, for, f y large special p ill. % findows - | extending entirely around t sof Anniversary Sale values. 5 aber a Rot due until December 1. c ry Selections Possible for the low- ® Specially purchased 4 Satin, silk and cloth mie does not formally =tion Monday. There you have the ad- e Com- Jettick

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bes —_— s of Progress F all the great Anniversas each and every one. G buy ing facilities give Vax or scuring merchandise wher. rice. For many months we he ng sources, and securing largey handise which can be sold at p than the regular prices. Quality, f wy Every department throughoygie ervoort standards of Quality, ] ages that prices will be much} yould pay regularly. a | Throughout these pages ye : ' lepartments have planned for @™ Pe To tell the entire story in 4 Le aS i : ; ‘sg $ ~ se have held, this one outshines sowth in our own business and Ys opportunities second to none lume determines the lowest Jaying plans through our buy- s of Vandervoort quality mer- Service re will provide the usual Van- wice, with the additional advan- jAnniversary items than you 4 yee told the story of what many yersary Sale. Manner would require many bages. We know when you reatimble page you will need no fur- er urging to attend this remat Fill All Y To fully appreciate this rem t hat not only can you supply yam home, but that in most departml—iday stocks will be available and purchased during this event/at Mat many Christmas presents# ubstantial savings. 4 Although there will be muchj but the Anniversary Sale, we! ause of the extremely low p i uickly depleted. ‘a See Ougi Thirty-one special window @ lock, provide many interesting Gc nem today. @€@ Charge purchases made Mor . ac THE LOW Pi a Advance Antgm _ New Silk an H bing with its usual standard of the ™ possible price, the Basement Dress V€PE ndred Dresses for the Anniversary >*™* sell for $7.95 each. Altho the Baset ) mtil Tuesday morning, you may ™@s* “aa sizes from age 14 to size 46! By se” of the complete group. $2.95 Buys a New Felt Hat n the Basement ‘ee hundred Hats have purchased to be the sale of the Lower- Millinery Department lebration of Vander- Anniversary. The is $2.95 and the styles to uniformly new and t that you would never ct to find them at such derate price as this. | bration. m Sibie for the low- ‘Mecially purchased satin, silk and cloth ? you have the ad- x seds Here portunity you should realize liate needs for yourself and s each and every day through- Pattendance Monday, for, be- large special purchases will be dows extending entirely around the t Anniversary Sale values. See due until December 1. RICE BASEMENT Selections th Dresses $77.95) $1.77 Yard for Lustrous Black Velveteen The remarkable values that have been making our new Lower-Price Yard Goods Department notable are intensified for the cele~ bration of the Vandervoort $ Anniversary. As an example of what you may expect to find here during the Sale 1s the exceptional quality black Velveteen (cotton) at $1.77 a yard! not formally tMonday. There . a miernnetibinie inetd ES er Hours of Business; Daiiy 2 of ts 2. S.-V.-B. Toiletries Again at Lower Anniversary Prices MAY of our original &.-V.-B. tailerries, ingluding the popular face powders, crearns and lotions, will be sold during the Anniversary Sale at prices which represent remarkable savings. Those who are farmiliar with these splendid toiletries will welcome this announcement Place your orders early. Toflet Goo@e Sheop—Fitret Fiver Notions Shop Offers Many Home Needs for Anniversary IN the Notions Shop one will find all those little things for the house that are always needed, at very special prices. Thread, hair nets, wash cloths, laundry bags, and a hundred other things on which a saving is appreciated. Notions Sheop—Fitrat Ficer Silk and Rayon Jacquard Priced at $1.49 for Sale N the first floor and second floor tables you will find lovely silk and rayon Jacquard fabrics, at only $1.49 a yard. They-are all 40 inches wide. Another annivers- ary item in silks is the crepe de chine, which will be $1.69 a yard. But these are just two of the many values to be displayed. First and Second Fliecor Tahles., Timely for the Housewife Sale of Comforts and Blankets UST when the beds must be outfitted for Win- ter with fluffy blankets and reinforced on bit- ter nights ahead with downy quilts and comforts, the Anniversary Sale brings you the gratification of saving as you spend. An exceptionally fine group of wool blankets of extra size, 72x84 inches, weighing 512 pounds; with large, beautifully colored blocks on snowy white grounds, finished with satin to match, is priced at $13.85—saving you just $3.65 on each. Many other bedding needs are priced as low in proportion, among which are the newest in damask and rayon bedspreads, blankets of several grades and splendid savings on wool filled com- forts: Be sure to visit the Blanket Shop during the Anniversary Sale. Bianket Shop—Fourth Floor. r a er ; WIUBLUL WUD IU DOU O IE, vf s] | ; ; : “a > vt ' = . s ‘ a rs 2:2 == y a . ov a Pe ) % : - ee . 3 : A. a ae had ¥ oe wi 2 el, ‘ z Sewing Machine Shop Offers Special Inducements O begin with, any FREE-WESTING- HOUSE cabinet model in the store may be purchased on the club plan with the small initial payment of $5 and no interest will be charged. If you have an old ma- chine we will make a special Anniversary allowance for it regardless of its make or condition. In addition, the Vandervoort machine will be offered in three special cabinets and as a portable at decided reductions. The regular, $145 console model will sell for $1129.25: the regular $126 consolette will sell for $78.65; the regular $115 desk model will sell for $69.45, and the $82.50 portable will sell for $57.50. Vandervoort’s Sewing Machine Shop-- Downstairs ss te ie hae An Anim HE Oruenta! ug . Anorversary hecae Persian, Gorvwames, aed Set Mosulex Siamegate: « at $7.90 for Obese. JARELY can you buy WO TM “Whe reduced price, Det GO We Rive ate G. ths gs > wena " Sale you may select ftom a Bye gene og $12 Oxfords and pampe wm PR ee TH values just as startling Jere te We ee OM is anxious te present ite Awnfowmin weneigey, ‘ities — Wsarer’s Bhoe Nha Meene - 4 Wie The Smartest of Leathers in Three Groups of Bags N celebration of the Anniversary, the Bao Shon has as. sembled two thousand Handbags in three important price groups—$2.95, $4.95 and $6.95. EHech group contains outstanding values in Handbags featuring mew mocha. velvet, leather and silk models thet ft wil! be very hard to duplicate at these sale prices. Bag Shon—Firet Miner Select Fabric Gloves to Wear All Winter at $1.15 Pair NNIVERSARY—ready with two thousend pairs o! chamois suede fabric Gloves, the Glove Shop towne: you to shop Monday for this most outstanding Giows value of the season. There are eight differert Fa shades, and the price is only $1.15 for the Anniwersary Giore Shop—Firet Ficor. Exquisite Laces Will Be Half Price for Sale N the Lace Shop are the finest of trimmings, from to narrow dainty Lace for lingerie to the wide cream Laces for satin and velvet frocks—all at just one-half the sege lar price. Real and machine made Laces. The Prenc: Valenciennes Laces will appeal to the gentee’ persce ferr Chae Tt ees Ptner Anniversary Makes Sheets and Pillowcases Low IN’ the Domestic Shop one will find Premier Skeets, a bleached and hemmed, at $1.25 for 63x99 size, aad $1. for the 81%99. Porto Rican embroidered Pilloweases wa. be $1 the pair, and white bleached muslin, just Sc yard Wamsutta percale Sheete and Pillowcases, wi! off the regular price. And many others. hamaatioe Shar @aa Be oy AA MWiace Almost Every Electrical Need for Home at Savings VERY complete list of electrical goods, made hy thé justly favored manufacturers of Universal Plectric appli- ances. Much appreciated aa a Christmas gift would be the $8.00 Turnover Toaster which we offer as a apecial at $4.89, Or the $8.00 Percolator with automatic shut-off, at the Anniversary Price of $6.95. A beau- tifully nickeled Percolator Set selling regu- larly for $22.50 will he $17.48 Many other items aré on the Het, inehud- ing Eden Washers that Wave heen ied as floor samples and demionetrateta, and Royal Vacuum Cleaner with a full set of at- tachments free, for just a dollar dawn. Vanilervoort ‘a Hilectrta heap fiaw petates “ J oes 4 ite . te . oe Te a?) ; z RO at : ’ - ee Se ™ . ee Lee ne Pe ee Se pene hie tke ce ee ae Be Sede . eee 2.) S x > ee ee % : z ie y _ 2? i S ve - MY vee ie a a Sa Mimi: eal aa Bi rl lia as . 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Celebrating 2 in Our P F all the great Annive ‘4 each and every one. G buying facilities give yg or scuring merchandise when gs of Progress at Location q have held, this one outshines growth in our own business and sopportunities second to none wolume determines the lowest price. For many months we ha laying plans through our buy- ng sources, and securing largegmes of Vandervoort quality mer- handise which can be sold at gee than the regular prices. _ Quality, BB Service Every department throughe Zervoort standards of Quality, tages that prices will be much would pay regularly. “7 . * will provide the usual Van- Mpavice, with the additional advan- i] Anniversary items than you Throughout these pages yo C . told the story of what many vepartments have planned for@Miversary Sale. To tell the entire story in 4 pages. We know when you reg er urging to attend this remag Fill All Y To fully appreciate this re mat not only can you supply y aome, but that in most departs J manner would require many ble page you will need no fur- febration. Seeds Here MPopportunity you should realize Miate needs for yourself and fay stocks will be available and nat many Christmas presents . mrchased during this event at bstantial savings. but the Anniversary Sale, we! ause of the extremely low f | ee Although there will be mu 14 ts each and every day through- f attendance Monday, for, be- Gey large special purchases will be quickly depleted. ee 3 See Ougindows Thirty-one special window ( lock, provide many interesting! hem today. | jextending entirely around the @ot Anniversary Sale values. See s = 4 4 x Charge purchases made Mong L Advance A ~ New Silk teping with its usual standard of the possible price, the Basement Dress V@M undred Dresses for the Anniversary 9 ul] sell for $7.95 each. Altho the 52s® antil Tuesday morning, you may sizes from age 14 to size 46! By %* of the complete group. $2.95 Buys a New Felt Hat n the Basement ree hundred Hats have "Ss Anniversary. The } is $2.95 and the styles > uniformly new and t that you would never ct to find them at such derate price as this. | R : Pa a. T) 3 to due until December 1. BRICE BASEMENT try Selections goth Dresses M85iDie for the low- Specially purchased Att silk and cloth = does not formally SS Monday. There Map? you have the ad- $1.77 Yard for Lustrous Black Velveteen The remarkable values that have been making our new Lower-Price Yard Goods Department notable are intensified for the cele- bration of the Vandervoort s Anniversary. As an example of what you may expect to find here during the Sale 1s the exceptional quality black Velveteen (cotton) at $1.77 a yard! _ = ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ompinninini —. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927____ ____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH .____ Hours of Business: Daily 9:00 to 5 :30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth _ - ee ———————— S.-V.-B. Toiletries Again at Lower Anniversary Prices MANY of our original §S.-V.-B. toiletries, including the popular face powders, creams and lotions, will be sold during the Anniversary Sale at prices which represent remarkable savings. Those who are familiar with these splendid toiletries will welcome this announcement. Place your orders early. Tollet Goods Shop—First Floor. Notions Shop Offers Many Home Needs for Anniversary [N the Notions Shop one will find all those little things for the house that are always needed, at very special prices. Thread, hair nets, wash cloths, laundry bags, and a hundred other things on which a saving is appreciated. Notions Shop—First Floor. Silk and Rayon Jacquard Priced at $1.49 for Sale N the first-floor and second floor tables you will find lovely silk and rayon Jacquard fabrics, at only $1.49 a yard. They are all 40 inches wide. Another annivers- ary item in silks is the crepe de chine, which will be $1.69 a yard. But these are just two of the many values to be displayed. First and Second@ Floor Tables. Timely for the Housewife Sale of Comforts and Blankets UST when the beds must be outfitted for Win- ter with fluffy blankets and reinforced on bit- ter nights ahead with downy quilts and comforts, the Anniversary Sale brings you the gratification of saving as you spend. An exceptionally fine group of wool blankets of extra size, 72x84 inches, weighing 512 pounds; with large, beautifully colored blocks on snowy white grounds, finished with satin to match, is priced at $13.85—saving you just $3.65 on each. Many other bedding needs are priced as low in proportion, among which are the newest in damask and rayon bedspreads, blankets of several — grades and splendid savings on wool filled com- forts: Be sure to visit the Blanket Shop during the Anniversary Sale. Bianket Shop—Fourth Floor. ; mx a ec 3 ne ey ah ha Ie ee a fg OURc EFWYSBPEBL UT IC Sages ea ; 4 _ oi? > t ETE GRA OTIC PNET | tm AE AER Oa Ao — = Dee ie oe PREM ye —~ & cm +e Sewing Machine Shop Offers Special Inducements O begin with, any FREE-WESTING- HOUSE cabinet model in the store may be purchased on the club plan with the small initial payment of $5 and no interest will be charged. If you have an old ma- chine we will make a special Anniversary allowance for it regardless of its make or condition. In addition, the Vandervoort machine will be offered in three special cabinets and as a portable at decided reductions. The regular, $145 console model will sell for $119.25; the regular $126 consolette will sell for $78.65; the regular $115 desk model will sell for $69.45, and the $82.50 portable will sell for $57.50. Vandervoort’s Sewing Machine Shop— Downstairs Oriental Rugs at 20% to 334% Less An Anniversary Sale Feature HE Oriental Rug Shop will continue—through the Anniversary Sale—the autumn showing and sale of modern and semi-antique Rugs, among which all sizes and types are offered at prices far below the usual. Persian, Gorovans, size 9x12 ft., are priced at $189 and Mosules, Hamadans and others in the smaller sizes are extreme values offerd from $18.50 to $54.50. Caraja Runners, up to 13 ft. 6 in., long, $47.00 to $67.00. Ortental Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. 445 Pairs Flexridge Shoes Offered at $7.90 for Opening Day ARELY can you buy the famed Flexridge Shoe at a reduced price, but on the first day of the Anniversary Sale you may select from a large group of these $10 and $12 Oxfords and pumps at $7.90 a pair. There are other values just as startling later in the week. The Shoe Shop is anxious to present its Anniversary specials to you. Women's Shoe Shop—Second Floor. The Smartest of Leathers in Three Groups of Bags N celebration of the Anniversary, the Bag Shop has as- sembled two thousand Handbags in three important price groups—$2.95, $4.95 and $6.95. Each group contains outstanding values in Handbags featuring new mocha, velvet, leather and silk models that it will be very hard to duplicate at these sale prices. Bag Shop—First Floor. Select Fabric Gloves to Wear All Winter at $1.15 Pair ANNIVERSARY—ready with two thousand pairs of chamois suede fabric Gloves, the Glove Shop invites you to shop Monday for this most outstanding Glove value of the season. There are eight different Fall shades, and the price is only $1.15 for the Anniversary. Glove Shop—First Floor. Exquisite Laces Will Be ‘Half Price for Sale N the Lace Shop are the finest of trimmings, from the narrow dainty Lace for lingerie to the wide cream Laces for satin and velvet frocks—all at just one-half the regu- lar price. Real and machine made Laces. The French Valenciennes Laces will appeal to the genteel person. lace Shop—First Floor. Anniversary Makes Sheets and Pillowcases Low N the Domestic Shop one will find Premier Sheets, all bleached and hemmed, at $1.35 for 63x99 size, and $1.60 for the 81x99. Porto Rican embroidered Pillowcases will be $1 the pair, and white bleached muslin, just 15¢ yard. Wamsutta percale Sheets and Pillowcases, will be 20% off the regular price. And many others. Domestics Shop—Second Floor. Almost Every Electrical Need for Home at Savings VERY complete list of electrical goods, made by the justly favored manufacturers of Universal Electric appli- ances, Much appreciated as a Christmas. gift would be the $8.00 Turnover Toaster which we offer as a special at $4.89. Or the $8.00 Percolator with automatic shut-off, at the Anniversary Price of $6.25. A beau- tifully nickeled Percolator Set selling regu- larly for $22.50 will be $17.45. Many other items are on the list, includ- ing Eden Washers that have been used as floor samples and demonstrators, and Royal Vacuum Cleaner with a full set of at- tachments free, for just a dollar down. Vandervoort's Electric Shop— Downstairs. for Rages too ces? a” SS Ds Se BE ee a Meee PGE eae 2 A Xa ¥ Grand Pianos Offer $150 Saving in Anniversary HIS is a Schaff Bros. Grand Piano in a new period case; a Piano of proven merit from a musical standpoint. A new and attractive case that is of high-grade construction from top to bottom. With the Piano goes a Period Bench to match. The initial payment may be as low as $50, with the balance in convenient payments. Furthermore, your old Piano will be taken in trade for its true value. This Piano or- dinarily sells for $745, but it is offered in the Anniversary Sale for $595. Piano Salon—Sixth Floor, Radio chases Bring Important Values N ORDER to make the Radio Anniversary of- fering really extraordinary, we have selected the two sets that most of the people want and are offering them at a price that means definite savings to the customer. An Atwater-Kent, num- ber 30 Set, is encased in a special Vandervoort cabinet and equipped for operation from the light socket. The value at the regular prices is $210 and it will be sold for $173.35. The other Anniversary offering is a Freshman in a beautiful cabinet also equipped for light sock- et operation. Our regular price is $155.10. The Anniversary price is $125. Either set may be purchased on the deferred payment plan. Radio Shop—Sixth Floor, Save on Kitchen Needs in the Housewares Shop VARIETY of over 50 different items specially purchased for this event is of- fered by the Housewares Shop, downstairs, at prices that appeal to the most economi- cal housewives. A $24.35 set of Wear-Ever Aluminum Kitchen Utensils, including 18 pieces, priced, during this Anniversary Sale, at $17.95, and a white porcelain kitchen Gas Range, formerly $95, now $79.50, are of ex- ceptional interest. A metal framed Win- dow Ventilator sells for 47c; a Pyrex Cas- serole with its metal serving frame, for only $3.00. 3 Vandervoort 's Housewares Shop—Downstairs. ‘ +o 6 3) al Se ee ee oe meet apa 'y . eraser ar ba ett fa _ 7 ae oe * + ~ 7 Le Serege ane. Aree oe bat AO ek her we Pes vege ee Sond - pected - pc Bey . epee yay oman et Oe ae ee ee eT a eee es ri ee — z ” —s <., te ~ a RR 8 Mi a aaa IA RC NU Re Le Rael AY nt Dame a LS ee at eC : BA Rayer OPS wy, teen! ‘ et GEE BS eM ier ‘ Ny rs 5 - * <i @ RS ‘oe + a - % Z

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4 SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, -1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 6B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH per oo Phoenix Unmatchable Values | 400 ADVOCATES | End-of-the-Month Specials | Kidney Disease Strikes Sudden for MONDAY and ALL NEXT WEEK li WORLD P AGE a ae Sy Obey Nature’s Timely W an ri Thousands die ‘dseallty from kidney disorders that = 2 7 | prevented by Warner's Compound, a dependable ‘med | . The minute that dull ache comes into; and aiding nature's health Past os \ | your back, take warn.ng. y may be your. It al mast invariably promotes : a | kidneys complaining. Don't ict them strain | culation, —_ ng the Derepireeane ay | needlessly for a single hour longer than | ermal action. Thus ig ee = % rome bs aati ARF 5 Stay 3 aS a * One eance - oa ha? “ ‘ Ds ola | : — ' mae . International Goodwill Con- Ou. F. 5. CURBAULT Bl cc aman chleee ancemiaian ty Go a “4 the ‘pods poisons ler Sth All Prices Include aaitied eared Pe yst to be toned and is gress to Hold Annual Ses- , Thorough Eye Test wen 8 ee me ; —~ 3 ‘asl ake xia can r os ae conaaiie Watnaiia > ope i sion at Hotel Chase | GLASSES for Far sight, Reading or Sewing You grow haggard, tired, weak. with dan- i te ——— ae = 8.50, $10 & $12.50 | Sih bee santy Set oe © ae woes tol Dest) deer Seca NOTABLES WILL | Dr. Guilbault who has examined over 50,000 pairs of eyes dur- § | > un a -cricmally ER. 3 ce Sor ———s cna "IP | Gothenh@ed ~ WARNER’S COMPO | | F. J. Guilbault Optical Co., 423 N. Broadway | , eas a8 F ormer Secretary of War | (Between Locust and St. Charles) | Formerly WARNER’S SAFE KIDNEY & LIVER REMEBER i: : : Steed, London Editor, on hg s..60 Cc ke.l.lUClrmrc(“‘i‘s“lC HU6UGSTUEC CUM GrC ‘taéePOQRQR..LCGE UC aa oe . 3 . in one’s self—is an acrid Ps ; wm y 4 odor to = hair when it is|@ ee am. or after exercise. And|#773 ° ° ° by conciliatio nd yi —— ee 3-Piece Bed-Davenport Suite, Bridge Lamp, End Table § ®usceosc.20cnnince as pubes. yreme wa 4 OIE Feere, you can get a botile of soecied fo sand oe ett an oe mauviene ase wermenson | Zth AND ST. poate Se Chair and Wing Chair in velour. One of the best values we have Gectwil Gasniaes Sihich i. -be| 4 Seay =e a — P : | - ever offered, has loose spring filled cushions and at a saving of at held at Hotel Chase, Nov. 9) to 11. ge oetasce f NUJOL ps HOME ae aan on Li ST E R I Ni FP = pet oe weeks ! EES $10 Delivers This Outfit — Balance Easy Credit Terms eral OF 3m = Ble, Ae, Toe Tbe Cotton or Gauze 49ce = 35¢ Palmolive aving Cream, — The Safe Antioeptie | 50c Phillip’s Milk of Magnesia, Red Devil Roach Pewder, 15c, 28¢ = Sg } $1.00 Wampole’s Cod Liver : 30c Hill's Cascara Quinine ee | you can help. | hi fted fre -_ ‘the kidneys pen the | tem. They still attempt to do their work | usuaily picks Up | do break down, poisons flood the body. | relieved kidney and liver t 50 ger ahead. P ¢ kid 50 - a | . : | At the very first suspicion o ney | over years men and womes Nov. 9 to es. | $4:> O | $ Ordinarily Priced at > 44: | trouble, it is well to know that your crug- country have reported it start taking it immediately. This widely | your kidneys and liver, Go ing his 25 years of practice in St. Louis, will give you his per- 9) ing ana relieving both kidneys and liver,! Remedies Co.. Rochester, W, ¥ 0” Baer and Henry Wickham | . > thirty-five cents at any drug- j¢ A 3-piece Bed- Davenport Suite, consisting of Davenport, Club nadia meeting see i mage on gy AB | soft and sweet and “on Some of the visitors will be in| (/ least $40 during this sale. ee ee ee ae | i $1.00 79 city est Sunday. when they |Sie°79¢| REMEDIES [3 fer $1.00 | * ae —— >" | ie a ate gt = gee Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. 42c, § $1.25 Hood’s Sarsaparilia $1.00 Carboszine Tabicts ster jst 4 3 f, H tH Tipe eS LOSSY TE SSy sf. and suesday Of next week, the last Act like magic in the correction ; . 1G ’ . ‘ 4; ; j ‘ ; + YY , Wy , + : ik ’ l ‘ : Vi, . : » Wi ; V/ Ly : a | ~ é TO! Pag 2a. e’ gh *s > ? of : ad j ’ tri, / 4 - _ - i 4A Ais - Ve : : ; ay a8 Hi wwe ; # sh es, . tae 9 > ie _ ,™ ; ‘ - »& ee 4 Ais = \4 \ ii y VEE i ; a yrieaiar ' sce os . aN BS ih day evening, to be addressed by Dr. iim ’ x : Daniel A. Poling of N 'Y aie i G. Grirrith of New York PAUL'S SKIN EASE London Editor on Program. Stops Itch—Heals Skin WHY SUFFER? Liezema. Boils, Pimples, Open Sores, Blotches, Sunburn, Blister- atti ati at a $1.00 Peruma ....+++-+++s> coccetee ' $1.00 Miles’ Nervine =| 65ce Doan’s Kidney Pills. ss 44e Cc, \ $1.50 Elixir Lren, Quinine and =; Pertussin Strychnine = $1.00 Squibb’s Cod Liver Ol... Tbe Sargent’s Mange Remedy, 3) $1.25 Squibb’s Petecicnn and Scott’s Emulsion 44c, 73e : Agar . Korn Pop Corn Remedy, = DeWitt'’s Kidney Pills «++-38G, E3e 19¢, 3 for 2 Pyrosana Meuth Wash ...34c, E7e 2lc, 42c, 7T9c = $1.00 Marihola Tablets ess of welcome by yor Mille: ed Skin, Prickly Heat, Baby Ps ’ ea, Shingles, Tetters, - $1.00 PURE 30¢ GROVE s scaly | Dandruft, Petron Ivy. Emulsion NORWEGIAN LAXATIVE shaving. Blackheads, Itching }| CoD LIVER OIL Bromo-Quinine Piles, Itching Ear, Tired Feet, }) Soft Corns, Chapped Hands, \} 73¢ Pint 49 3 for 55¢ tenant gay Insect Bites, Limit 3 Limit 3 Cc Limit 6 Quick results—aids ‘ar clean healing liquid. ’ COFFEE TOILETRIES _— ;60c RUBBING ; -—é / . \ cep Golden Peacock Bleach Creme, Alcohol! ; An Ex tional Golden Peacock Cold or Van.. z4ec, ’ Re a ae ee ee Ce eee Meee Ai pet " oe Sag 2 pa ee _ - tl ti ed ae a $e Upto so eG a a 0 ee Oe * ; EMEA e Tom ae Hae) : : x of x; nd : P ie ae o Se : ; =) , ee “ re. T * - fens al 7 aed + ” - 7 . . vent: > a » a 2 7 " sa Ailing + . — Bs . 7 ae ae a ¥ _ " soos Sa p 4 as ™” ; a ee Pen. Pa Ai ee te" aie 3 a i K ~ , pov on, i Nod “ 4 me Pen ee Sots, Fe ee ae! et rey , . , ! oP. - 3 ” . . anes ei Fedh. 9 sgheBilies 9 Pe ee 2 RR oe emake a aie pein bak A re Seti : yen cae Ss lease . - my : ~ Ree een arremn ee 1. nr nee ee 2 ~e. ‘- “4 : sitesi ‘ i peeve sate Settee h a tin ‘ nena ~ POT Sor . “ 2 deel ee oe i pac: f Q¥eee epi e ag 2~ -eaapeiertnaetaiet nent aa ee _ | ges } . pet 2) epneptlin basa a. net : ~~ Ke poe om Gaston . . . ‘ . Racca - * Senet: Seanarens creed tags os we yA tt RO A a itt me ee ee ove pa ; Saeneeneaie aH 2 er haere PRE LAE LD LE EREENO SE NE BE Beet 3 y Sch tae ay OR gana a am SOP NI PS peta ; : wren ents vet Fase aN Te BD NG URLS Ns nlite enc eae capite= he : hy - ryete ; - sh eatiahdnianenieetiene ; mR ORS Bie ¥ : eas kata Shee ie ns rete edit nh aaah ANDO ee 6 rT ae eer vs * Dy a RCSB He VORNTIN BRNED hire or ind ea e wu ayn ay 4 emp ght 2 ry Rae — set Mine eo ‘ SMR CH PO aoe wer i ee wad a . * + ee he +t er « & “ sales aah ; 4‘ ’ “| ? oii . , Bay - wre £ ry ¥ ies ti Te aA ie eee: > bake ge aut oP * e i ek § try wren Spy ee a Sn ees ee spate one Ses . area A we r er wt « Pe cree ear eed eee — a SONGS MES a ptipes: A a gap Sedo Bap lgg aN gee vig toe » he resin te fe SEA Nets . ere . ‘ Yy Tas reReeey eae ; MP Sagi Li het hi TEC tag ie tac : Sasdieh ind : ; : . , : * . ; iad ase . . ‘incuadeh : of Nani Cmaiallagpaeoen et angi NA sites atte noes aiden agit 35e De Lacy’s Cream Bedroom Outfit : 4 rey Ingham, editor of the Des 3 lb f $1 | $1.00 Coty’s Face Powder . , ane ~ § | = Moines (la. tegister; Jenrv | Dagget & Ramsdell A dainty new design consisting of Hy | Nasties Mitta cabies aa ah serpin S. Or 3 Cream BOW-END BED SPRING 7 | | Biden Review of Reviews and Dr slain Vivatene, & Ramsdell LARGE DRESSER ri it - é : «ne sees sense saperessssevaresecessseeesesoes ( vatone MATTRESS | g, 7 Onn A. Lapp of Marquette Univer- | (Coco-Cod i ¢ | |) } Germaine ng ES cae ee ha hehe -V ITY : : tHIFFOROBE 2 PILLOWS Liver om) 75c American CHAIR RUG 5 15 VANITY BENCH LAMP ] OR ROCKER SHADE . : oF id, the Rev. S&S D. Ch : $10.00 Cash Delivers It— vi B Canada and the Rev. Joseph Wil aeraaarescaaees 3 =o , | Sie Micon ca Goan. : : ' ) @0c Hopper’s Vanishing Cream, Balance Easy Credit Terms Jqt : bbt aiebesiond enenieen wim eat | oes You | fee Hepeers Facial Teeth. 2se J. & J. Talcum 50c Jergen’s Benzoin Lotion, Golden Peaceck Tissue Cream, Oc Woodbury’s Facial Cream, . $1.00 Imported White Rose Aspirin Tablets E1Se 25¢ 93e SOS FS SSESSS COST SONS ESSERE SAET SASSER SHSHASS SESE SSESSETEES $1.50 FOR THE 1 ETI 25e Mennen’s Talcum....3 fer Sic ' | AGAROL | Listerine Tooth Paste...3 | Sinus Trouble? - % : MULSION | ; i soc Glycerine and Rose ne H $1.13 Squibb’, Tooth Paste...... tien, 98¢ = wna Root Hair Tonie, 24c, 380, nches Hi Bi t foolah Ten will be ta | enemas Paes : : x 5 Fj $140 Since Sat Sale | $1.00 Cash, Balance & MREU ee 2 Re BS of a mass meeting that evening. | Rids the nose of crusts and secre- 3 5 pen SOS 3, i: cam tm Hair Tonic... 3% q ward + Be _—"s - eee , ect io rew - 3 aa Sie SBR. . es | ‘s| rmog Hair Tonic. ap z $1.00 Per Month shee Cas §| with Major-General Henry 7. Al-|0) Sone tutic auptee® tate the ape: SOS De sta: F E ==, 8 * In the 700,000 accidents last y . m len presiaing. On the program wil! em. | ‘ex congesti d in- : 3 OSS pe LR is| 5 . ee a By purchasing a large quan- be Rabbi Louis Wole:y of. Phil aumating. Quick salted per head i : re 3 2 juries were due to fying glass. ° sia LADD] sOUIS ¥ Ouse: of 13). flammatio tity of these latest-designed Balance $1.00 Per Month _ — adelphia, the Rev. Josep} “ort colds and catarrh! Highly ree- : Don’t take this fri ig lamp outfits we are able to of- This beautiful Junior Floor so when TRIPLEX will Large Tests how that an ordinary F a oo ML on Sn a 42 a sessing i 35e Cutex Nail Preparations, | RR a SPO fer } 4 mE: ‘& -" . | F | 7 it . R3 % a By oy - td ce e is SUTCECR ea eeeeeeeneeee a Se ene near ee map 9 ~ >a * @2 eRe Gee TD * @ FF re @e @@ oa oe oe > ss ae 8 ¥ A ‘eee er @ wr 5 Peeeeeeenesevenssageeerees rYvTTTiiy i ee * Bee & © # "fe @ fer this $8.00 outfit at this ex- | Lamp with silk shade stands 60 Il Repecin Uk GEMGMREEE Ged dane | be ttl tremely low price. inches high. Decorated metal ion of officers will be had at th sete: “You Can’t Beat the Phoenix | base, 2 lights, and is easily worth Quality and Prices” $10.00. By purchasing a large Decorated Metal Base them to our patrons at this low # change, to be addressed by Newto- : F __ 88e “ ee | Beautiful Silk Shade price. cw f DD. Baker ofleveland. Secretary © : a 22 fer 35e All Desired Color Combinations ; var under President Wiisen cur-|@ ° d f 3 Viek's A AE Sa : shield will fly into pieces t Pe Only One to a Customer “You Can’t Beat the Phoenix ee oe New kin OL: salve : wal : will not even crack Triples. Of “ No Phone or C. O. D. Orders Filled Quality and Prices.” SD eating 2 ee ea : ‘ | $1.50 ond. but j ra fase the Rev. Dr. Arthur ML Ar ‘fold C $03 Gray Hair + so cannot fly and cut. You a EXACTLY LIKE ILLUSTRATION Buffet, Extension Table. 5 Side | Reena cretary oO: the aca I1—Whitens the skin in a mild, naturel’ =: $1.25 {~~ } } fii a F : Chairs and 1 Armchair. The Chairs § committee making arrangem=2uts | , eadily dissolves freckles and: : $i 50 | = a ~ a eee? of a pl leas or the congress | on exin to Bawiees texture 4—Tonie. Blud | yy In 3 | Kolorbak | a A q Triplex i 18 a clear ¢ ' tite is walnut oilsimpart eciasti belps srmoct 4 ts {3} | =e | J | Ni veneered on the outer parts. Other § PUBLIC EMPL OYMERT SERVICE x ennui aeieees Son oan Life E _ orYour Money S "$5 7 ‘io confuse and obscure the eS [ta | . ie parts are of sele~t. eects u . } = + Ss Mfg. Co.’s Superior Stoves 3 , affected ° st. Louis has a merit emstame relief from pain. Also ” H and Ranges. Get our pric -3 system in the civil service: as citi. | Dleedimge and starts healing process at once. as | P -— ‘i ; oct a hundred uses in every home for cuts, burns, | AS = zens and taxpayers, do we main- : | and terms before buying. ass ; : ‘FE tain an intelligent and active int sores and infections. Safe, non-poisonous. A great | a 2 : boon to children. Specially priced today— er- est in the operations of the E/fi- 3 a ae ee OIL-OF-SALT - 59c Our a gird of Charter Oak S a : eed Telford has launched public per- sas oe SS @ oe © & Range Co.'s cele- So sonnel agencies in Montreal, Balti- < B Ju st one bottle for all shades. brated Sates cod B 7 soo 7/5 eg more, Philadelphia eapotlnsaennarea ) Equally wonderful whether on di vs * ges : ‘af setts. Discussion of his address ; just now ispiay. west : will be led by C. W. Atkins, direc- 3 )} Pp rices. E asy terms. . 'tor of the local Bureau of Munici- j*+ a ({ : and | pal Research. DENTAL CREAM PHOEN IX FURNITURECO. | RUPTURED] 2 2:; 2 == We Atlow 10%, Discount for Cash—30 - 60-90 - 120 Days Considered Cash ait Kinds seek Ereeegana, eee | oe mente without obtaining benefit are now a in their freedom from the danger Giant 50c Tube Instantly! | 1005 Olive Street Open Evenings | BF gage Ry Ay Wy in ; SS | by Appointment | Ne bespitsl, ne detention from work! , 3 7 be . ; Phone Thousands of references. Cc 1x a We Furnished Your Mother's Home CE ntral 2630 = Gemenstration = sux NOW $429 os Treatment e*entenewe © HERNIATO? Lovie wee ( - . te & (Gaturdes 4 te & P.M.» fe fs =f ft eS oe | s Ff @48=8¢ fF £¢§ | Se tt et ate ee ati ati anti ati ti a i at tee nt itt ae ee ee ee — « it a ete a ee ie that Rie nse Reheat Men shea tndind hectite Ieiingist eC ee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 18 ADVERTISEMENT = a ms ——u=, 20ot‘ Ss Compound, a dependable remedy a & e Actions in Circuit Court Are sity will meet undergraduate ora- é’ ‘ be sour | Ht almost. invariably, promotes teem Me to Acid Scal for Dingaeht Levies oa. lermatie of Doo. 5 in Graham Mes DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist |] / This simple Home Treatment Is Giving Amazing Results om etrate lation, urging the perepiratory glands - _— . aap Petra 614 Oliv Street -—__—oo er than | normal ‘action. Thus an’ exces, p27 @ ae Re morial Chapel. The British Union | e Gently and Upward To. | Oil (full strength) and apply as di- . ifted trom the kidneye and the — 4 4 Personal Property. team will take the affirmative of | oe oe upper and lower set of —_ the Heart as Blood in rected night and morning to the up ii@ ork ; Kr i - sé . eau u his . -look ‘the body poisons, after Fat “om ea x : the subject, “That This House De- gold pin teeth, ite pote Be me + Tha WwW | swollen, enlarged veins. you usually —_ ana That helps the whole ae It isn’t age that dulls the hair. a ee — Following is another installment nounces the Popular Belief That | one | a gold filling or gold cromn QA) Veins Flows t ay. will notice that they are growiny a She Se eg eam ‘ I Wor frequent washing or curl-|* =. ie || Of corporations sued for nonpay- | \2t!0ma! Independence Is Either | a smaller, and the treatment should || relieved kidney and liver trouble astm dng. If your hair lacks all life : “a neem | | ment of delinquent personal prop- | PSS!bIe or Desirable.” It will be | Gold crowns and bridgework, | If you or any relative or friend 18/1. .ontinued until the veins are of jan-; to hundreds of people who have written & it may be due t ‘ . ee mm || erty taxes: the sixth international debate in | 2 per tooth . worried because of varicose veins, or So penetrating and ones a ant og the benefits they received. Pop end lustr e, y Oa : | ~ oe ee 1 which a Washington University | pre %. Come in and See These—EXAMINATION FREE. HOURS: 8:30 bunches, the best advice that any- rful is Bmerald Ol] that even Se Rants | Over OO years Hien ane wether all over sha Fee you can correct 1n |: ¢ a ee Ideal Credit & Fi ‘ 0: SUNDAY, 9:30 to 12:00. Gver Childs’ Restaurant on live St.. hi . ia to : ; your drug-| country have reported it a wondertyj Pa 5 4 a: a. | ee oe nh: perial Belt Co team has taken part. Opposite Famous. Plates Repaired—One-Day Service. Lady Attendants one in this world can give you is les are quickly relieved. All Wal- of War-| edy for relieving kidney and liver disorders, - ¢wer four hours. Acid scalp, ue a oe te ee F $32.50; Independ Abraham E. Margolin, Robert | — : ask your druggist for an original grec Sto ll lots of it. eee 30) Dent Guay Gao Sey if you FUSDErt > Neatralize the acid secretions |: =a , oA wee) | tion Co,, 112 Rosenwald and Cyril Clemens uni- | anomene bottle of Moone’s Emerald = Drag oe es his widely | your kidneys and liver. Go to : ; ase ct ae Rea, RN i A a pnhrei-i giet for Warner's Compound which me os the scalp, and your hair will iS Zi %. | : Cg Re Be B: or stimulat-| tains no harmful drugs. ; si Z a: Si she oe Co., 616 | and liver,! Remedies Co.. Rochester, ¥. y* Safe & ave the lovely sheen that makes | gauge Ber gpm gag| | 3247.21: } *. 701. South . _gny hair so attractive. A few | gm io ra near es Mop aternational Invest- VS COMPOUND _{ Beret Dancerine will do this; | Se gm | 88054 Morcha Ge, Ral — gnd as its name implies, Dander-| een (| | Service Co. G14 Soain eet? Motor : St ; i ‘ ng ae a ‘ 34: Iron Hill Ore ; ‘ lonee ° SAFE KIDNEY & LIVER REMEDY ° ine is a scientific dandruff dis-|" Saw i == = Building, $15.48: tenbel Fosaler gots | a a pens - golvent. Five minutes after Dan- |*4 fa eit 8 Benoist Building, $10.28, * . . ~ sees me 4 3 ‘ 5 x xe ay . “ay? “4 Re . . derine 1s applied, every particle ig al i, See” ae $1 18 Calumet Build- = | ft dandruff has been dissolved! Jog3, "HR | | 2 ward, She oe een. inc, \ — , Ev = Acid scalp should be sus- | Beant renee eater feaee| | © ting Co.. 5621 South Grant’ bode. | ery South Grand boule- . = . . . ~® “ste? eeteecencitern foal? Paeere’atg* . ox: pains * YR: e 3 _ Sct aefe ‘Torna or mpected if your hair is at all stiff |* Be ae gates st ee ge | | Hotel Chase 3: Jewish Dally For: 1 1 Saturda : sos Seine ernecniges as Sa ea a as rar Ak he ees For- o | # @rstringy, or won't hold a wave. |**: BE 8 PMI Se a) | Jewish Voie ine eee ie Fayed dh Save /4 to '/z on Na 7 “Another sign—not so easily de- |% i | Beltcing, “Si0.0"5. Y eaten Boece | tionally Known Radio ) Until “Mected in one’s self—is an acrid }%: fees See ane Lumber Co.” 514° Fullerton Building. | Sets at Elliott’s. Mezza- AVENUE Bir to the hair when it is) MM | BE 2: ectan e orclaadt Beatie I ee oe , 9 P. M. -ewarm, or after exercise. And | 2223323254 aS ai7 South Sixth ‘street. $270.64: Jacob ; “Sine for thirty-five cents at any drug- }“2-s =» lirics, Locust Street, $0.72. J. it. Parent Chevy | A DIFFERENT KIND OF A STORE - STORE NO. 8 “Whore, you can get a bottle of |2°°2) | $3: j See Srent, | —- TCABANY — ~Wanderine that will keep your | 2s24 | 13 eck | | - | @air soft and sweet and “on |g a "3516 | we ensa 10o0nMn ) L I Ss T E R i NE good behavior” for weeks! =" ——, a ae THE GRAND OPENING SALE: The Safe Antiseptic Rik | . Inc., 822 Olive street. $21.41: lly from kidney disorders that might be a oe whe | a et - o6ee es. + 5 ge ry Sah ~~ AIOE Ma ee NO NE IER IRENE TRE EEN OI ORS MEH a nN ws " Te ee * x. - 3 Se ~ entre pres tee “ee y ate ag aint cali * « . the AP RT Ae Dp pane Ale e, et sh A safe, non-trritat- ing solution par- e ticularly adapted . to the requirements 3 of personal hygiene. Valuable as a gar- | gle. Corrects hali- B ; tosis and purifies 4 a aS ¥ s | bie ~% : * Ge shel i SBE IS KO et 2 get EES ‘ i. Ae a r seh +4 Otten ee ee oe . > ee ee “as badeae eaheian ane! Pe Julius Feldman Realty Co. 120 North Kaufman Bakery Co... 3127 South Grand Women and Mi $ resses, Piston Ring Co.. 3421 Rutger _ street, For ° “ 4 ~— aa { z ig ersey 39 J I | wrth braale | : Z eye . Leer tcy't | : 3 ) Modes in Eighth street, $34.77. boulevard, $12.85: Kempland Realty Co.. \ i $229.27: Keystone Metor Co.. 1475 Ham- | 98¢ ‘ . c clan: > %, PAI ; ° * street. S10'32: Kirkland Piano Co. 204 | | 500 Newly Arrived Pieces Sew meéenachep Drug Co., 5884 Delmar bouwle- s loth Dresses vard, $£1.85, fam Values Worth Values Worth lly , 0.. syndicate Trust Building, | 2 y A aa } $16; Landers & Peariman Fur Co., 823 | , a ; Washington avenue, $80; Larkin Engineer- | ¥: rf , ilne “2. 406 Market street, $14: Laser- | Se Be sohn Drug Co. 1700 Tower Grove ave- | i : Tw Spe l ° nue, $26.70; Laundry Dyer & Heating Co., | o. NS 0 cia rd eet *Fee ap Neh enteee . . -s igghaaaiiy ve A — ) é K, ) ’ J, : — = ' Kallenbach Investment Co.. 4309 West y . = ere Sn Pine boulevard, $12.90: Kardell Motor Car y 6 - 2 i. Z ‘ Co., 3145 Locust street, $167.20: Kasper 4 3 , jae A Stamp and Seal Co., 914 Pine street, $49: — 4 é; Z — ‘ 7. £5 105 North Eighth street, $25.80; Keys a e a ul } e a . : _ ‘ Sa } | ilton avenue. $73.07 a Oe Auto Ace | a A i Gr : SS a MP Coa, 2002, Cas arene Two Amazing Groups Ter, Women bouleyard, $67.57: Krum- | . 9 * L. sons oaings “ts, le ca! Presenting Fall’s Dominant Up to $7.95 Up to $11.50 119 North Eleventh street, $12.90; Lay- | a ton-McEniry Recreation Co., 3630A_ Olive | street, $249.29; L. B. Portman & Co., | G 204 Boatmen's Bank Building, $7.74; L. | roups B. gg 2 Co.., ~— toniner e . avenue, $10.32; L. D. Breckenridge, > . 1627 Syndicate Trust Building, $11.61; | + A wonderful selection of new styles, colors and _ Values to $2.50 : ’ " , ¢ ‘oO. 5 ¢ , . . seat Meyer, I ON ee te te materials from which to choose. Here is an offer- 6 - aD ing that cannot be duplicated. Fall’s most choice | 1137 Boatmen’s Bank Building, $51; Lew- , " pet ie Ge Seek ee street, | ress featuring occasion in which you will find ; Mfamec street, $12.90: Ledtord Piping | ei ~ es end Erecti Co.. 406 Market etreet, | ; . ; ; $11.61; Leonard” Dry Cleaning Co,, 6226 | 3 > * styling portrayed in every creation! Satins, “4 | Delmar boulevard, $208.78; Leland, Hotel | , crepes, Georgettes, velvets, metallics and many Feel | Beaty Oe Ee ead Leen te ae : . other fashionable materials distinguish these lovely | Times Building, $78.31; Lewis Metal Co., | ry A>. arments. All extraordinary values. This is a ta ema ro Ae ae AO ER TEE AI RR SSSR SSS SE ESE SEL HSE He Se eE eS eeerseTeES OLN ety ae eens slnder Aime | Amusement Co.. 5039 North Broadway, | ; Regi , 325.80: Louis J. Cuneo Gas & Electric } ' Appliance Co., 1009 Pine street, $11.85; 22. * . Squibb’s Tooth Paste..........36¢ For Men, Women and Children | $38.17: McNiece Motor Co.. | $8.89: Lite Bros, Packing Co., 3910 Cote the Dress you want at a saving that will undoubt- Lutz Drayage Co., 10 South Second street, | 30@c Kolynos Tooth Paste.......2Zle or | i \ | The popular yellow ' . . .. . > boulevard. $134.92; Marshali’s City Hal ' slickers. Waterproof, cor- stop eee a sideswipe oo eo A collision eee windshields | Garage, 20 8. “Twelfth cs et, $18.06: st | ae , , duroy colfers ve practi- % .95 == Oc Orphos Tooth Paste........ 50c Cate Teoth Paste.......... FOR THE HAIR 50c Palmolive Shampoo... 28e Wild Root Hair Tonic, 24c, 38c, Ge $1.00 Swissco Hair Tonic... ...@8e $1.20 Westphals Hair Tonic... .S3e¢ $1.50 Normegen Hair Tonic. .$1.09 a: : + | : . Brilli 1 25.80. Loc j trial ‘ . if | Loan. 0. “S968 Basion avenue, $309.00: | : : . edly warrant your choice of at least two Dresses! 7 a 4 ‘turing o., | a i ' ‘ ry. ~~ $774. Lotz Construction Co., | Values to $4.50 (Elliott’s—2d Fleer.) i | Bi -SUCH ANEASY THING TOHAPPEN... | $153)" fniaig Seipreiiest Go 0c Pyrosena Tooth Paste... .. j . > ° ° . | gray Realty Co,, 205 Wainwright Bulla -| ' ; ; a hi ? ; cally all sizes,. Wondéder- and windows shattering into splinters or flying =z. $3.39: M@ichestgr Material Co.. 6746 | £ ay ONIFS Styles! Materi- MM Se oe 406 Dolph Building, $130.54; Lowell $3.50 Oiled Slickers Listerine Tooth Paste...3 for Sie a “7 | even in a slight accident ...or from an abrupt McGill Printing Co.. 2106 Pine street. | Manehester avenue, IS ON ON AS NAS AEN NAR lethal seal OLD ER PTR EE BR ee) - arvegsnins Spy i craic teen ett . . . . ° ‘ateri ‘o.. 3 North Eighteenth street. | ; PED BE 5K” | ee SZ ! } aps ice. glass . . . cutting, disfiguring, perhaps blinding, =| $77.42" Marouette Hotel “And Investment el AD | | AA als: ee ee” cettiotr'e—34 Fleer.) O.. ree an i1n Too pd ae it eX ao ore! aM is, ‘ or even worse Realty Co. 935 North Vandeventer ave VILL. Lf Sez ay , (ue, 382.58: Maryland Togeery Co. 20: OS ote SF; an representative | “Seen, Children’s $5 Admiral Coats aa ; ; Nort! street. $11.61; Maste? Silk a pres Ae BF Beautifully trimmed with Kale —the greatest peril in motoring is flying glass. Shirt Co. Exchange. Build ) $F of fashion’s latest ee. Sg yg gpg : é : 0.82: J ies ees Se tees | : versions for Fa at Ge | , " In the 700,000 accidents last year 65% of all in- | nationay “ite Building, $10.52: "tax Me : j pg = all fon 7 \aeat| ~ beauty “and a rich red. Uning Children’s —— . ‘ard. $43.70: May Investment Co.. 303 | : : to become every oo) age Special , Hit juries were due to fhying glass. Central National Bank, Bui dine. $20.64: | Ais % ff 7 type and to match at ewe (Elliott’s—3d Floor.) Kul $1 Wash Exchange Building, $10.28: Meinert-Re- 7 } : f any costume. Felts, 13 a deker Real Estate and Building Co.. 5627. | LS a : Tid : oi ae lank R bes i At Dresses Gravois avenue. $14.19: Melbourne Mili- | Se j metallics, brocades, | Zaks a $2. 50 B et 0 + . ap ee my, e —, — ‘ 3 . , ae ' . S in 3 ee tals Le eee east a fs tthe 0! . | , ; YY j 7 h ] h . > € , ‘ non A Don t la 2 i A) 7 12. Uu 7 iS 9.72: uM. 1S ra 2g Mensa oment Oo... 232 BR i ; 1 ) — . ioe ret. or Mm rns me Ath ie ‘ offerinz Sizes 38 to 4. 4 Fi. B RD i ; & STS Ne re eee Berth fecom — aa, Hoe (Elliott’s—Third Fleer.) Bedspreads $15 Co ats — || 4g Sa an ; re. rintineg ns fk ; nG | BE ave | ORE : hes Sweet Chocolate Flavor ; ms [ern amen detain impeminnanne es eee ae . $2 3 3 LA 2. UT : : | eee . For Women and Misses 98 MALTED MILK ep 5 | CONTRIBUTORS ~~ » i Special | | - $1s105-inch size. Scal- Am exceptional assortment $9 | : } : | . | loped edges. Fast col- | RED CROSS FUND> Ae Selling of | ma a N ¢a t in ap- —= _ : Tp it costs nothing Triplex Saiety Glass Co. of St. Louis (Saints “etiam $toy Namee eae I] pearance. 64c Pai ee * » Bs : OF; @ Tie of Mi. : “ ' é FA i RY es Pk ; t Hiram Bas : 2 _ ® ; Ds thine . (Elliott's aoe bs oP Fr g ie et : Main Fleer./ Bec: kills the pain instantly, 7 2 GENTLEMEN: Without obligation on my pert, please mai! > & | ° " fl > cca Ba a > glass tha : / Tf. : mation, and melts 4 — ws $1: Mre. c. J. 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PAGE &B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUMDAT MORNING OCTOBER VES oat Sole wi ® a ed yl bs yy 1e7 a : y a A\Ctt)) os 4 ae rhb > ety » ~~ ae el nd gd * & 7, SO,” “pei 2 3 by gupta oe) q — wT . PS Saat » + a Mae pe 8 Ra atte 8 OE iy te RPO A’ te ae SS ter a ae oe re] Nv cag ae eS a aad mere fo ee ee Ate Aine Ah ahd k, Pen ee fan Semee roe Te sed ? pita, ¥ > tee 5 - . wot = wow tone ie ¥ > , “ . * — - . — m oe orale ne ee 1 _o o 2 i ‘ ae TE ae LS ae a ee =: Rm Ae DF ea > . pes os % me ND OPERA THROUGH FSD THURSDAY Nad q sadcast of Act of “La Travi- | ! mata’ From Chicago to Start P New Balkite Hour Series. ure m offering | 0 — tne 1 + weekly series of Balkite! his 27th Ar : T , , : . | what we believe f - a ers presenting acts of grand | : i em : “h faa : TL | REDUCT IONGE. “0 ime | 7 : ; " Ds ia. will begin over KSD Thurs. | array of b6cr gain: ! Eg- a | : « eee fay night, *% when the second act of | ' Sess'ines anni Living-Room Suites ee °°" "ee i ft ot . s : - ; ia th e a ran th rou h 17 7 j ee et from tne Stiaet th 7 ) , No exceptions! See for your- $135.00 Valse, 3Picce r a prices, high guainty and ex- self why we predominate m Eedroori Suites ; Velour Sante - : bi. PClauuia Muzio, Tito Schipa, Rich- | | a ; ceptionaily fair treatment to , =| | exceptional vaiues! $135.06 Vaiae. 4-Pic- 00 $125.00 V aize, 3-Prece }e- 4 @ Bonelli and Eleanor Elderkin, | Astique ast . - ’ = our patrons! Thus is the se- V e.cur ae a. ¢ iking her debut, will sing | ABR uzae aa a a $98.00 cret of our success. “(“amille.”” The second act i 06 y P ro ho is Tlie Sil: zine, > ~ Fi ading roles. Giorgio Polacco | 1735 Lee 4 - ~~ ec e : $194 50 a : 123.00 : Early! 2 . ~ See ’ te hich te in two scenes, takes up ARteaue M ; , Te 4 : ° - f : : : ‘ Take advantage of ; : : he plot at the point where Alfredo | woz E hag Serte - Sy os be . . : ‘ - $588.58 V aise. 3-Piece : “Onauct. 241.09 Vai -Piec ; : 7 ww. aN ‘a | re ee = $147.50 | , these tremendous : eee . a nd Violetta, living a secluded life | - . bargai ims } ' - © pastoral surroundings, exper- ) $267 56 Value. 4-Piece I | 3 ASG eee } . vineedl ae Antique W alent ae ~ 71.50 | Af c nce all mepeerasxtd ol unweicome ii- | | | $110.00 Valine, 8 Piece 45 ta Srusions, including poverty. Vio-j | Drarmmg-Room Surte "Se eMetta decides to pawn her jewels: f SPECIAL cneur: ‘ » | ‘ | $169.00 Value, $-Picce . oc ® raise funds, and departs fori 4 $350 4-Piece rr ) 4 1 Duemeg-Room Saite - bee. a | on the mission, striving to! $3600 4-Piece Sus le aie . ; ; $185.00 Valec. $Piece 24. Keep this state of affairs from Al- ' Same. 4 Dining-Room Suite . — fredo. | ar pm mnel Le mek etme a 20% to 40% REDUCTIONS AA AE! CONE NEI, TILE IP Heo oe SCNT, nti «haptemns Dee SS: The opera IS based on the tragic | AT) ORG ORO r ene «SGC Naat 8 —s of the Onan we tetnel Ae eS. OR) “eam i eg Sao oa . fe tearful pleading that Violetia |i, peep fj rs ‘ | _ a 5SO—Reecd Fermerses 34.50 vaice : : ‘ nod Fenounce the youth, for his OWN | gather Wi $138 SF] V alee, 2-P uece I ‘ , > =n . . parts, leaving a note informing Al- : Re er 2 7 1. : i eee Sl i * : we 87956 S-Pc. = oS 9c “7 ; ; —— Ereakiast Set ny $69.75 Stee! Geay al. F rast Tez , | A ——- - ‘ or Frosted | _ a 7 Meat Grinder 5-Pc. Cordial Set 2.95 Vale Breakfast Room Buffets = and China Closet mi TY SS w= : Very dainty Set § $275 GT 39 : f ee I Se —b eastifely Fa Valine ° a ae > te me vw? — 7 "7? www??? DR Ml Mn lt Mle ll, A, Al, Al i ie he he Me Be Me Me he te Mh — Stee: Gray 75 or Frested Tar $24. , $69.75 China Closet . $37.50 ’ : ER i i : , Coaster Wago Cr -_ , COAL RANGES gon | END TABLE 954.50 Val. Bleck 6 Hole. $33 Se o8 4 a $67.50 Val. Black 6-4 - wepeeegge Val A $2. 45 : : —— Tt $2.95 Value —.! | Siie@ Val. Biack €-Heie. aoe $3.50 Val. 24-P t a “ : . : ‘ i33.75 Val a ; _ e Sat $ 2.18 ht ad Beautiful walnut ; . 7S Val. Al Enamel. 96.00 eye Val. 190-P<. . — frmash. BUNGALOW RANGE * mo 4 $ , $19.75 A. ‘ $32.00 Val. All Examel $67.50 $37.50 Val. 100-P- : : | , ) STI15.00 Val. Al Enamel 79.08 Set Dishes $26.50 » 2 $135.00 Wal. Lacquer... 85.90 vw Grebe S TUBES COMPLETE $1245° READY TO TUNE IN Equipped with 4 RCA 201-A oes 1 RC 112 power tube, 1 storage battery, 3 Vac 45-volt B batteries, 2 Ray-O-Vac volt C batteries; cheice of any cone Rugs . : - | = | SET LESS ACCESSORIES, $75.00 — tim ret 2 gg | | Wonderful Combination Offer! é 407, Off onographs fi a _ gard tay | | . ee 3 R On All Ice . : - . , 1] : S H A MR oO Srusseis i $18.75 was $19.75 ; ; — Boxes ——— sreeesis Bog .... $21.75 one a a We Are Be cgpysggee eer ee ee $77 AND U Hiso ez 8B S¢ ae. © igi inci, Authorized Geiser Ouk... GU9.75 | e i 5 Less Accesse Veibvwet Rag GE OE RACINE NE RIES LEIA AY EAE EE SOE TV ee Te eee ee =o ae i Ss oe Le Agents for || ==— $2750] == saa 157.50 9x12 $34.5( : =. $39.50 | 2 5. You owe it to yourself to ! Aamineter Rag .. —— aaa ~ wD Sor seas oe Radiolas ag ee : 5.00 Ba Make us prove the Shamr | . | Hie ae. aren . | : ' 3 least effected by static th Aumaster Rag .. $92,560 7 . lal | 7 (R-C-A) . $53.50 7: | a other set, regardless of price. 9 7 ! 1 “2 $58.50 us prove the Shamrock is me : lective one-dial set today. Linoleum and Freshman == 2s ective one-dia | Congoleum raw and =. $89.75 Shamrock AC R pei roanerns . : Complete in Mahogany Console ugs | 4 — Atwater ae ee ane $14.00 Cengeieum A er ee : y IRED ore ; ee Tremendous - Kent TERMS IF DES ~ Ay ye ~ . -omplete itchen yece silwer se . ° |* . mer mis”. $24.75 Selections Foo isin ron 3 152 =" Radios a ™ gil $1.25 per yverd. 69c utensil combination | all for this re- | , iii nase ~ Don’t Throw Remnants, yard, Consists of 18-piece markably low Birth- —— — 75C aluminum set, 26- $2 Cash—S0c Weekly day Sale Price. . ee | ee Your Old Tubes Aw . “ ” — spend pene Ar for new tubes eames 72% 108 OPEN SATURDAYS TILL 9 P. M.—OTHER EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT f-a ... SCRE EG) | ci So DAY-BEDS | 3 ee AND PADS | , if - ‘ eYETETTUTTUTIL CL ke tif | CHET wrrr rer? : Re he Ahn Ae Alec Mele : iin eeoe eee ee “ 0 one mate, Pe Nee Open Evenings Until 8:30. 33 , 4 } *t 4% = ; + ; es is : t ‘ _ alg oe 4 :o 33 cre? 33 re et { ay < is oi iA rs hs . 4 ay 4% 2 » $y $2 : : * + ¢ . 7 “ * s ; 3 pn! go SS ie +? & a : - ° tn € | ' ¢ *4 . : . .3 Y es ae ee i a ly, My ey — ——— 1030-1032 FRANKLIN AVE. ed ee ee Me ee ee on ee ee ee tT ape ~~ =S.. ~...

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Yl fly, Yyfltttte ff tltiy gy Vi, i Ul/l tte j Nill ll ld Wii, Wiff tlt “dh SLO +f “ y Stig, UfPttlt = My Uy Y Ye it Z fir Y} Z ye 4 by; Jui 4 GU Ye 77 4, a few fl = G Vig) Y, 4 HY Y, Y: y -% Y v4 Z V/11ha VS/ts 7 ? VSSIP un fl Wtttttte CtryfP 7 a Y CZ “a - ie (1 /\ 1) [ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH) de nCueieeesess ne ne ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927. meta a Kieselhorst Soloist in General Motors Hour PLANS FOR RADIO HOUR | Atwater Kent Radio i THURSDAY NIGHT J Coe ciiilenins “ey Z BY GENERAL MOTORS | Beautiful Highboy Cabinet e proadcas! of ne ion Pray el of! le te i Big: ee | Mary Garden and John Thomas ec RR ae ee: ee oe COMPLETE meee Balkite cataamaaae a — —— SS Se ae” ae Weekly Broadcasts. : NOTHING MORE TO BUY eries oO e ye 1-24 —s x % - i won ae a A Se x .. . : ok: . rn : Dee z a % 4 . ; Sel oF EB Ai NTLE ) ‘ - ga a ie “ a oe i ee ae Nationa! and international nota- eS “See ‘ obey: e lias We hanes ae ; ge “ 4 0 ce 3 . oe : ae e i presenting acts of grand Si ea i Mo am SL bles, including Mary Garden and John Charles Thomas, will be heard > , eS eee “- R 5 “4 a ee ae “3. AIS ; ‘4 ee eS . opera from ne (_nicago , Civic ge ee ae ae. es ca i. ae ron eae RSS = of mG Si errs | j hree distinct varieties of broad- ») cri? re ¥ . ‘ Pie ‘ ee ~—s . ‘ y rs ee : i in three (iit Ll ICL 4 poeta. will begin over KSD Thurs- | |HRRy. i: eae 3 ee”! ae. ee = sr. aa ae a RD 2 +} oF; e 4 Bc ie A aol ; ee xg £% $ ; i cast entertainment in tne Liiiy ee : + sr IV OT ne Fal Oyy) ¢ ny > 6 Bye. ee 4 ' ; w night, when the second act of | ‘KS ce RM as . $53 3 Party” radio hour to be started by. T , will be broadcast . ars i Se Oe Cake : = |General Motors on Monday, Nov. 7, 'k I Completely ag-Room Suites eerets” will be oad i Con sy - he ‘ = a ee RS a re woe %, Eo 7 . a na 27 the stations ae 7“ - Sie@eect from the stage through 1 A et ge... | a ee oe ee ae ‘over KSD and 27 other stations. | ; a | o¢e i —:! & sae ‘se ‘ | | , } = Electrified 4 a - AG = ets (Po | The hour will be divided into ai non s. S h “ - yy e 2 ee “a . , ~ in periods of 20 minutes each, to @oauuia Muzio, Tito Schipa, Rich- ———_ e.g all ae “ } ' = ome o i : she — ' aw ee _ _ Saree “ eae : eg : meet hie sponsors of the hour hope to . = as : No Liquids e $189.25 fl conduct. : ge eo sa alan ae i |appeal to the taste of all groups of eee : pai cmt =e = 1 | N B e Bi me “the opera is based on the tragic % ea : Be eg ae | jthe radio audience. Noted artists | [SS . SS | Te th histl h : and ith eee teoeeeeeees gbich is in tw QO scene Sy lakes up $ ere A ’ se ee ea Rie es tes ae eS : i | The first period in ¢ ach Monda y e u ge = - FE -Sae s 7 ; 9 goes ' cw ist ¢ t € game 18 on : Ww $210.00 the plot at the point where Alfredo 5 sta se * go Rae ee . ‘ : } j night's progra m by Genera! Motors : "7 je Bosch Radioin your home you and yourfamilycan we tat Violetta, living a secluded life 38s cca Se ye 8 tee > aii ma) (will be devoted to “popular clas- § ; | 7 ¥ : Ww anc : 3 . a ‘ — : : ollow every play as announcer gives the wor : ‘ vrroundings - Soe Bares See Ears =e 6| sics,”” played by a specially selected : , : “31; ’ . -Room Suites ih pastoral surroundings, exper- ms aS cv a sa Sa = 3 Sai es ice aa ned Ai oe at orchestra ; a picture—humorous, ex ting, thrilling. Bosch Radio ; sence all manner of unwelcome in- | |§ ea : 3 oo 2-4 | under Wilhelm Mengerberg, con- U i | is outstanding in the life-like reproduction and_in Piece $67 50 eons, including poverty. Vio- oe gee ‘ees Me ii a 5 ./¢4) |ductor of the New York Philhar- § j freedom from marring noises. Armored and shielded, ;' r | pi decides to pawn her jewels | Sssaieaaeameems . eo rece: CReeRTe Boer i | ; oe! wired for battery or socket power operation—tuned Pp: a oe ee oe | tie ee : ‘ Be, ag : fs 4 | and Nathaniel Shilkret. An instru- erase . : ‘ Piece : $99.50 erase funds, and 0p ———— EE — } Se ? ‘ ~ ga a ce “3 bo ; Se ys ; — } I sae e 4 4 . M4 : a ‘a sa : and 7 tu ececiver,rs. u Ct on a stee Cc ass wit $137 50 -aBhe returns during h — } We r’ ane eaiie 40 its d accessories. 4 othing Cist to uy. Re member this 18 a h lid tions it defies breakdown The ee ° @eence to be confronted bv the Bags ctiape ae aa re oF genuine, honest-to- goodness electrified outfit. . ort, — See dn iS setter” ‘i gee a Eee second perios ‘wht te devet- i aha VEREM , . cabinets are of the finest woods and most artistic $I 57 50 latter's fathe r, WHOse Cproas he ~~ - ancora deemneeaeanraapanmeyranronmenenstooeaaapraaa _ ———_—— — - $$ ‘ Ad to humor or vVauds ville—a sort No acids, no liquids, no battery charger: just plug into your d = Se d h h R di di f aa } Irn ’ 4 : mo Res oS hese y . ° . on he pee fearne not baseeier irer, ron Douph:z Jose Mojica: Baron Douphal, De-,of brisk “Honk-Honk Revue,” with light socket, and lay back in your easy chair and enjoy esign. e and hear Bosc adio to discover for mae Bon's illicit love affair, turns! . aici between the men an _ re Defrere: Marquis d’Obigny, such masters of ceremony as Ray-!@ ‘ourself yourself such unusual quality at so low a price. 79 50 t ful leading t] - ? - n the men and also. s!! $y ward uls i Updigny, \ yurselt. baceseeseneeue c ® tearful pieading hat ec dvtunmat te rn eee promise to Alfredo’s | Giovanni Polese; Dr. Grenvil, An- mond Hitchcock, Whijlie Collier, '@ This aS ES SR EO ae Se aeeaee .. oe . — sisFens ; ' 7 SEITE & brie + eee ig 18 a ONEC-Giail Set, thata child can tune. DEALERS: ounce the youth yi os UY TT? . 3 . ,: , 4 ‘ : oe . cy ’ , } Y ‘ 4 | ot 4 ee - Stegall gg WN father. Violette tells her former tonio Nicholich; Annina, Violetta’s; “Judge” Walter C. Kelley, Weber * ee 212 50 mke and that of his family. IO? | ieee that aha hae given herecif to | servant Anna Correnti: Flora’s! and Fields, Leo Carillo, Chick Sale, ADVANCE RADIO CO., KINSELLA RADIO SERVICE e i Ye] / Silf aS Eiven herself LO L VGA Le Sr. Lilia th} bliss i i« ; L “*ee eee eee eee eeeees Mia yields to the father’ 1) - ¢ ’ "ma nriea hiacan ne. wt ope 7 e i Liit Pari fie! il “ae . a sani cient ‘ 3 iata4 “rancis VW ilson Nora Baves and * _ . . > . ae Se? aii. ildc vi JT sent €). A €hah . Fase ” . . ? MWeaties and at his comma: ; ss ' eats as Seay P ‘ Sata OwL BATTERY co. 95 00 = eee SSSCESS NS, ux - . . . b] i rr 4. 9 on anshen : Hane sy wiclTié Lfhiil. a) CF 3 | Pri Ss 16-pliece DEEKEN MI Sit co. 4617 Fasten = Ba wiricr « Hnto nm ~ rye 3 ' AitLrect = ira”: Lif TD} ic’ iP. iif AVLIVU Vs id ‘ AiLsVad ’ | I a . ‘ : eee eee eevee eeenees . parts, leaving a NnOc¢ niorming At- Punilt U marimba band i} Oy mv ; | 2017 E. Grand VAN-DBL BATTERY ©0. the ; ‘ : +. » > ow | . 4 . 7 atenenar 2 e ’ ot © . 1, —— rr, “3 °) ? +) ‘ mt y’ é eBCcOoyNM: af 7 . ; ' . ftedo that she i threug i | fin IVECO ig ae sUieita and the ap- odin daiaaaians , nat uta 7 te. .Wsen| A mized ‘norus f if DEEFKEN MUSIC CD. : 3889 Delmar 295 00 oe forever. pegrance Sa his he rr fie Te the "| fT ¥ N é W q a ee VY BZ. Spri whe it c . : mae ate ere . . — } a ; “OTL N 14th ARTCRAPT STT DIO . : ‘ * - pi4 hire: : | eT 3212 Cherokee ! b Meeting between Alfredo the moment of letta’s collaps: ‘A, Boston; KDKA, Pittsburg; 5. in this period ar wis | DEEKEN MUSIC CO : Wiad his father | | | | ee : aed ice r in this period are Lewis IEEKEN MUSIC CO. ARTCRAFT STUDIO 350 00 @e¢ his father brings the sce: f bring the act to a close. t bring an ta, LEO; Als, rmes, tenor: Jessica Dragonette, §& : 3953 W. Florissant 6823 Gravois ’ © . — . . n : ae + : . - - I as 7? co ate z : ' a * ears . } a A \ 4 ‘ a , - pce s eeeeeoeseeeeeeeer es 7 a close after such iV rias 2a: Ska I isiCa | cms a tne hailet uimeore; LAM, . i , ino; ie "1ano Wits, the Cre- : / hf OF . : Nd rt , # i , A i HUNLETH MUSIC CO, BERRA FURN. co. le ‘ . ' \ . ' ' : ' 51° | ; ’ ron tad eee , 4 Se hy ; cy ; m¢ } : > 4* 1” + — Pia ; Timrinnati: r 4 Tyeatroit ‘ . ie , ‘ ' : 4 - \ 7 ; . ‘ é 4 Locust ; 1925 Cooper Wild My Dream, Sa hy move , ,. the Aria, ow Ye Al] ° incinnati: JIK, rol. ole Six, the Hallelujah Quartet tj fy in. ~m 2 8 EASTERN HALF OF MISSOURI AND SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Daughter 4 “NO 4 Cc ry wee 7 aa si *ea - s Ais ‘ 4 rf -»* : , P “ butter]. €Xisitence, meets Alfred: lora. Eleanor E!derkin: lfredo WHO. Des Moines: WOW, Omaha: Goldman band, with guest conduc- | “a . o> ¢ oa . wo xe — — ‘ 0 » oft * 524 og #4 FF re sy if ; Py 4 q a ¥ + bb , ee ae me rennit @ «cal Ga haunt oe eee Oe ee ee Nal B°2:8°2 £2 2.8 88 Rs 2 Se ss S22 ee 2 BS 88 Sas. eS Ss ‘rT? . ry ———| - . » - ae . "pe e ai : oe - Ba polite gambling est: VUShmMent. tito Scnipa; Giogir Germont. his! WNDAF. Kansas Citv: WEBH, Chi-/| tors including Edwin Franko Go'?- Continued on Next Page. "No Attachments — Just Use Your Light Socket The Argus Electric is a complete self-contained unit. It has no A or B Batter" Eliminators—no trickle chargers nor other accessories usually found in so-called “power” sets. First to last, it oper- . ates absolutely without the aid of anything but alternating current. F Only Standard Tubes Are Used Throughout N 0 BATTERIE S tis’ Greatest Sale of gicaters, Ranges, Etc. , isu scien a E The Utm ost Values in Radio Toda 4 E \ a $ 7.95 “Bee ———— . Parker Heater & ; oe Saeed | 10.00 Feigr Heater 7 86lehea EXTRA SPECIALS 19.75 one Heater .... , Foe eae 201A TUBES, nationally advertised, special. .59c A400 Mskctany Hester . | 171 POWER TUBES, nationally advertised, $2.39 Ishogany Heater ... 49.00 KNOX LIGHTNING ARRESTER, special......25c NGES COMBINATION HEADPHONES, excellent quality, special... .99c ole, $32.59 RANGES 5 tet VOLTMETERS, reg. $1.50 seller, special. .. .89c a ee ee —— CRYSTAL SETS, headphones and aerial. . . .$5.95 tition Maa sass An % 1 y J 50 MANHATTAN CABINET SPEAKER, was $30, $4.95 RANGE GAS RANGES vm 4. HYDROMETERS, regular $1 val., special... .57c 7 ee E READY TO TUNE IN POLY CLARO PLUGS, $1.50 value, special. . .99c iooeques mel, 42. TE Equipped with 4 RCA 201-A tubes, 1 RCA PHONE CORDS, regular 50c value, special. . .35c G] ‘Vac 'ab-volt B batteries, 2 Ray-0-Vac 4 AERIAL WIRE, stranded 100 feet..........37c . : Site arcasieies ante EXTENSION CORD, 20 feet, special........89c f Phonographs | BRACH SOLDERING IRON, $2 value... . .$1.19 $18. a | ate .... « SE 50 MAIL ORDERS FILLED—ADD 10% FOR POSTAGE fa... $1650 8 11 | SHAMROCK ___w AESCO en Mae $19.00 ype cates 1T) Portable Be $24.50 °7 AND UP it: Soe: aillj Electrified Console 878.00 Less Accessories | 4 ‘ z : $1 6 9.50 i ' Complete Installed You owe it to yourself to hear this ai an spe. . Tomei, wonder set before you buy a Radio. 201A tubes, 1 RCA 112 power tube, $150.00 Make us prove the Shamrock 1s it 1 muter clarifier. Installed, nothing rhonograph, “a least effected by static than any | . else to buy. other set, regardless of price. Make L; Other console models from $129.50. eh MEE wiwccaicca, | ——— $15.00 Value 75 SS | -kube A-C Operat Double Coil ..... $8. Shamrock AC Sets 2 ft Sets, $264:5° vamplote in Mahogany Console with gg uilt-in speaker, 5 Kellogg AC tubes and . | ! Chifforobes E i : 112 power tube, $199.50—installed. Demonstration a ape with Kellogg tubes and ¢ 4) ey PSE MOIR DE BRE OM BENET EEE LY ottonsy SOR At Cee ad i a ~»-* ~ * / Here. ..at last... the Power Receiver millions of America’s Radice enthusiasts have awaited) The ARGUS Electric answers all the ques- tions. ..the promises, that have been rumored around the Radic world for many seasons. The era of No-Battery Radio has definitely arrived ...bringing with it a power and a quality of reception far beyond the fondest dreams of the engineering experts. Dreste- Adams-Ford Music Co 2719 Cherokee St. Elierman Furniture Co. 4100 N. 25th St. Fe enteO mee the TT Teewererferfefru 7"="VWeemewew+wreo'emnwrtre'7 =" +=" t+ Ts +s'*teee ‘tt T*rTjfe v7.sT's=sT, =" t''* * 3.8.2 a2 8.8 28 8's. we heen Modern Electric Fahey Flectric Co. 3641 ®. Grand a ont 8. gpm Bag rit. Rhodes-Burford Furn. Co. East St. Louwls, Til Helirung & Grimm Furn Co, 904 Washington Av. rennet sg Co. Victor J. Klutho, Jr. Ramstetter Hdwe. Ca. 4058 S&S. Grand Av. 2205 McNair Ar. Bigalte Electric Kroemke Furnitere co 45145 Gravois 2006 Salisbury f Dealers Write for Catalogue An Argus for Every Home . Argus Demonstrated in Your Home Without Obligation Prices $125, $195, $295, $395. CEntral 2969 Now the New Improved Loud Speaker | THE NEW ~~~ ww weervvvvvVvryVTIVyeyrYeYeeeeerrrrerererererwernweeFfwn=''TijTj TTT ,TT' x,y," ’ > . ‘ 624.4.4 44 66444 44 4 4 4 6 6 6+ 4 23 Ss ee Ss Se a 8 8 8 8 $87.50 Console e*eee EEO ARs MA LS he DADE | ER SE RPI en “ ‘ 7 Hear this marvelous new loud Speaker, Unrivaled in beauty and tonal qualities. Does not chatter or rasp on high notes. 77? @s i i \ A Me Me Mh, Mende hn Ae Choice of any cone speaker, TERMS IF DESIRED _ including Pacent, Farrand ey 8.75 Re ; 1 oer AE additional costs, $13.95. AGAIN LEADS , Guaranteed by the manufacturer and dealers Grecian every where. Model > e254 VISIT NEAREST DEALER FOR DEMONSTRATION Hellrunc & Grimm Modern Electric Co. 901 Washington 3641 & Grand Av. Co. Kiutho Radio Co. Missouri Radio Co, 4058 &. Grand eee Be ue se Dreste-Adams-Ford Music — sro oo acts 4035 7. teas Cc y : chroeter Bros Hdwe. Co. 2719 ‘chatios St. L. & H. Electric Co. 810 Washington ma Ideal Supply Co. 2793 Wale Av. Maplewood pl As 2118 EK. Grand Baldwin Piano Co. : : —— £30.00 Famous-Barr Co. B111 Ofive St. 6th and Olive Sts. Fahey Electric Service Gross Bros. Radio Co. 1476 Ulimeis ®t. 1924 §%. Broadway East St. Louis, M1. 4141 W. 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SCHMIDT CO., INC. oy pit & &&& & & &4.4.6. 4.6 6 464646446 6 6 644.6 6 + 6 6 4 64+ 6 6 646646. b 6 46464 6 66S 66 66 646.4446.6.6 466 6446646464646 46464 644 4 4 bl lll lM ili Malle Ml Mt tllin l ile ll e l i i i i _ i hh eee eee RRR RR RR RRR RRL RAR LARA RRR ADDR LD DD DDD DDD | DEMONSTRATION Open Evenings Until 8:30. 1113 PINE PHONE MAIN 1460 FOR : : st ee ee ee ee ee ae a a ee ee i oe a ee ee ne ne nn ee * yee GC Sundays 9 A, M. to 12:30 P. M.

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SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH wae ae he Satemne. | phosphor bronze wire or a No. 18}PLANS FOR RADIO HOUR as consultant in arrangement of | mosphere of formality whieh a 4 . 1 | Two of the best antenna mate-| | hard — copper wire. A soft | GENERAL programs for the period of popular | hoped, will help produce ¢ hes oe A Full Line of Kolster Radios rial are the seven-otrand’ Novis [copper il tend to sag and win) BY MOTORS || 2istics Deems Tayion eckor, of|simul snd” iepeaiggaaaa KSD PROGRAM WEEK ¢ | not eal such satisfactory results. ON ELABORATE SCALE ecg America and composer ofthe artists would fee] betene af CENTRAL STANDARD | . | e opera, “The King’s Henchman.” | dience. . #, = Continued from Preceding Page. ; 550 Kilocycles _ on Display at EK Rad Dealer ge Conway ~— Broadcasting of the new radio; Each Monday nisht eter a Datly—9:49, 10:40, 11:40 A. M.; 12:40, 1:40) KOLSTER—RCA ome Atwater Kent, Authorized Kol ster Dealer , hour will be from the music/eral Motors or one of its | ‘and weather reports; 1:40 P. M, news bulletin —___ , other band leaders. Instrumental | .nem Carn Hall . 7 Expert Radio Service— or vocal soloists will be presen'ed ety Dead the a afl pe Rg an Sena whi GE . a Sunday, Oct. 30 he Bal dwin F iano Co 7 AT || Krummenacher’s Better || number ot Victor Herbert opercttas| (0° small to accommodate the 100| Chevrolet. Pontiag, Glam M « y . . he ; . | rummenacher s better gt ns oe canneed. page or more artists who will participate | Oakland, Buick, Salle, Gasp 2:00 P. Conference, . | Drug Store ) !n each hour’s program. All art-|G. M. C. Truck and Yellow Cuban B= (xotne address by Dr. Daniel l d ae } s > a ‘ : cluding “The Red Mill.” “The Sere-| tits ang directors will appear in| Coach, Fisher Body, ty ‘FL Poling and a thirty-minute 1111 SSve St. : | a nade,” “leen” cond “Mile Mo- qa 3749 S. Jefferson. HUmbolt 2655 : Phones WYdown 0455 end 1069 | diste.” evening dress to make for an at- Delco Light divisions ae EL musical 4:30 P. M. Genera : eral Motors has brought in Crosley Moscow Art Orches-° O ON SA Grand-Juniata Radio © Service ¢ 7" 5:30 P. M. KOL sTER RADI LE AT '| Complete KOLSTER if Biblica’. “20 P. M. ‘| Line of / wyusical program by the co ~ VE N i E A T c—’ ef EE | ? “Competent Service” i an oe cheater mee York | | : | _ 3609 JUNIATA ST. é you ; SERVICE | RE BE act cent, haste. ious , . : - Atwe 9:15 P.M — . Tomlinson, English K O L S T E R R A D | OSs I ao ein ane interview with rry Saltpeter of the New aa = Ha On Our Original 12-Payment Piag fork Wor aw. 9 Cathedral Echoes, REENE S—. : Monday, Oct. 31 Silent. ORIGINAL 12-PAYMENT PLAN | Tuesday, Nov. 1 404 N. 9th St. 3300 Washington Bl, 7:00 P.M. — 3246 S. Grand BI. 923 State St. me eres ee P. Sealy Air Weavers. 8:00 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~~ ee oN tee ay IR SOIR Tras sty el ote . . tess ae an “ alk anar e ESO RD SAae Oe ee en ee ee : " jails: - Oe wnat ie ae Regn ete os linc eS atta ny Ra ad. SRP aa WOR iene ~ ee ; 7 x . . rc * a o. vi setae = Sovibes ny,» , : . ig Rie Coat at Bey “gayi 4 ‘i ; Cathe at is an CREE, ce Nie f as oP ee ” eee epee Soe ee a : y ee 4 Sant a = ~e Aa nf rte hefnen” i = —_— : ets Si s vo > : tin ne i - aS 4 ba Pum ng h SITS aM ey ° lek, ake ¥ a en hea Beate ee Pi ccignueie, A CPs RL: ; RAR A. yb A male gt eam ES CONES dina ¥ 7 BIEN AST oR eS pias get Er ge nea ab eee Cie, Croke mee carte Pies oc epee oe? Be RM Fos lege GER aca a4 hae 4 Saad ps ie ae Ba AMET AT ole ck Seas ae phe aliatdhed ckalaliieaairas : - Ore yaa ee a ae Me Milt has ashe a ; ter © OL ao sO a em Po 4 4 he iF 7 - es P te Ot. wv: WF dees Tits “ nent - wx: - ¥ _— “No Roa ‘ | Central Standard Time | | Pro Sunday, Oct. 30. \- | 7 Focins Night i * WDAF. WFHH. ree | | : MB. WTIC.- i s : a. 4 (3145m-950ke)—9: 4. * ee . Le EDKA. Pittsburz | (3 ir —— recital: 3:40. a ro -rs: E Little Sympho orchestra: Bet Service : 7:15. Collier's hour: : 7 e- «=©=« 8:15. Concert: 9:15. Peete sae / Pe: S : les (468m-640ke)— | | ce | ; Los ices: 30. Prosram: 8:30, Boris | | 4 7 Msronoft. pianist: Organ recital: . a. lv. Classic hour: aa. "Great Moments o . "9 History: 12, Bill Punk’s ee | : ae 7 nee. Oakland (345r1-780ke)— | | . ‘30. € roaicy Hour: 9:30, Service: Fi. | de 4 Great Moments in ea ee | ‘ @ &MJ. Los Angeles (405m-720RC)-— “4 eee m.. Sermon: 12:30. Service; 9. Service: : cs, A 10. Studio renin ee ; | — inde Al len Hich = mass: x 30 + RP AS, (- a Sa i + Den nae a dee eee ae i ‘ 4 : 5 i ad Radio Programs ' 7:30. Dinner concert , Serv M05 - a am. ne to—_— : —~ Pay > "ory { 77 — Chain: Ciratnnke - oe : re +. Bo nares ; 6. Ambassador 8 , | . os 4 : 7:30, Classical + ¥. | - o '* Scha s band: 10:30. : % E twilight hour: | — ea - aes rca A Et en 7° ~ + on 1 :30 Dp. pi... Rudy ieee arenes . —————— . oF 3 TH. Hot rings (340m-880ke)—11 a. ; 7 as _ BRE Rt seti tet soteieg “te > “: tis: ast + pie * ny — 4 4 x. Prone F & Dp. Bk. Ted Fiorito’ o or : : ae ett a = sass ee- i Sersete sate atss 6-38 g chestra. : i RSet tee : sets SESE REET ze: | RYW. Chicago Dg: cy tomnns . se Sf ce Be teres cree eo eervice; 1 p.-m. Roxy's gang: ¢ P.M “ conc 4 0 = = Sint cely Sedat fy YY nt minu : 4 x ~ : Don Amaizo, the wizard. a a weep, ‘Bion ( 344m 87 Ome) 8 | p. m.. Zion |. tefests of your radi Ba ss : have built six years of success by circuits © | Se y adio dollars in mind. of unequalled selectivity. | Wocs Wow. a pied Because the Kolster method is to put so B-T COUNTERPH ASE. : es Me much value into the set that less selling receivers are available in models eee P| baat tn Waa The store with Kolster sets has the best in- es (We expense is needed. This means that careful ee Seale Pi ee wa oa All A. C. Models use the real A. C. toa 4 PEs = ates et eee comparison of tone, selectivity, range, vol- —the kind we expect will remain. ume and appearance will do all the selling B-T RADIO is protected by B-T patents, that the shrewd purchaser ne and patent licenses. Keep that in P eds to ia when you think of future service, Kolster in his home. s future value. 4 : ee See ; arenas ber | Hour: ‘6 30 tae Atwater eee hour. You literally cannot know whether you ae B-T COUNTER PHASE RAT) 0 | "Bacterial as ara are buying well if you patronize a store ak Is nil | me er ere where Kolster is not present. Compare ; cf] HIGHEST IN PERFORMANCE fag ; values. | SL SUREST IN OPERATION « Hercisthe 4 . > 1G: : = Atlant SaaS ee ; id ¥ a RR oe Enjo joy Kolster’s Radio Hour of Famous Composers broadcast every Wednesday evening over the Columbia _ Broadcasting System of 16 stations. At 9 p.m. Central Standard Time until November 9th. Thereafter at 8 p.m. Oe MIE § NEN ate eta fet ey Se “e ~~ Aeatrtencpetitcnnedint ‘ ¥ a ©, ug a “¥ -— ~—- << ~~ —-_ - oo = — ET ew — ~. —oe - — - . neem tit St eal - a ee wh omy : © - Em _ eee te ge a een mie smeees ——— — <o_ Terms and Rving With Ver Kolster Radio at rielirung & Grimm | 9th | Van- . [Sth and Tashington 16th and Case || Van Ashe Radio Gs OEALERS: Some celuable tercitery ctl epen~avite fer er

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hi a : es ae TLOU : meee os gement of elm .osphere of formality which, ea m Is POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY cee ae OCTOBER 30, 1927 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH of popular hoped, will help prody “et No acids or liquids. It is said to | f editor ofistimulus and inspiration "* KSC PROGRAM WEEK OF ¢ OCT. 30 MAJESTIC A POWER UNIT goth sn ~otgs a . ciabdsten. ineen ee rah am a i Nek eee ‘ E Can pmposer of | the artists would feel CENTRAL STANDARD TIME IS SAID 10 BE HOMLESS The maximum output of Majes-| “' #nd “B” units acts also as aj be connected to a low impedance before Bi Henchman.” | dience, a2 au. q , Afte Dea : - er over a a year of experiment- ti "a" i6 3% , control for the set. , My agg ser a “oan gpg night either Gen. ‘ paily—9:40, 10:40, 11: oF ene and 3:40 Py |al work, during which tests were For Suk vou” eae. Gaarane In general construction the Ma og Ryser: “0 npr eager Autheriags GEROSLEY 43 a tnustn - —— one of ite c a ba weather reports; 1:40 P. M.. news bulletin . M., market | conducted with all types of radio | voltmeter is recommended to de- | jestic “A” supply is similar to Ma- not be siauetseh eiaaaamn Pte ’ ’ cnatemnianennptinine | & > ; ‘* a te : : ; ie © aa) . : | ne ll are|the “Family,” whi be host te is d Oct. 30 ire elvers, a Majestic “A” current termine the proper setting of the | jectic “B’. The rectifier used in | high impedance tub y to a rE, te the 100/Ch , which includes So . Suan ay, ct. : 8: :00 P. M. | Supply has been placed on the voltage regulator. A receptacle is | the Majestic “A” is of the dry an on — The Famous e evrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmo a 2:00 re. ee Ipana Troubadours market by Grigsby-Grunow-Hinds | provided on the front panel for} plate type, which has been in use , ‘ia Sg Participate | Oakland, Buick, La Salle, Ceament Mal i ce llag 9 RT 8:30 P. M | Co., Chicago. plugging in “B” supply, so that | for several years in battery charg- Soviet Russia has 750,000 ii- oa jpeoe BANDBOX All art-|G. M. C. Truck and Yellow w Cab ang Erouns address by Dr. Daniel Goodrich Zipper Diredientirs The Majestic “A” current suppiy | both “A” and “B” units can be | ing devices. 5~ | Sensed wireless operators. Aly: appear in'Coach, Fisher Body, Frigidaire ns ‘4 Poling and a thirty-minute and Silvertown Quartet. _ * ||| furnishes full strength and perma-|cperated with one light socket | for an at- Delco Light divisions. and a eusical program. 9:00 P. M pent “A™ power direct from the | connection. There is a conveni-| More than 30,000 persons ‘n a . : ‘light socket for radi set thie , eo 664% —_— 4 4: 30 P. M. Campus Carollers. | adig@ sets wi ent switch on a cord cc! “A” unit! Philadelphia, Pa., are supported rs + ¢rosley Moscow Art Orches- 10:00 P. M. | 5 to § tubes, including power tube./ which controls both sources of! by the radio industry, the Scabies e | It is “drv”’ in construction. ustre power supply. It is essential that radio city of the world. 1 4 a ON OUR ORIGINAL a Radio t vi : ISTER , 5:30 P.M. tainers from Casa Lopen, New -: —e 12-PAYMENT PLAN - Bibli } drama. | mane] if &e he ead th Thursday, Nov. 3 | ) oi = Sica 9e Fonistow : c snd Shae ” . ? , | + (te: Sawaryt and 2 ompetent Service’ ga oe wa woe : be oO 0: d 5 A. M. | A § K 7: wo we KR vy Bs L E R ) Fl cate: LINCOLN 1” REE N E S 3609 JUNIATA ST. mio” 7.15 P. M. 7:00P.M. | Se ane one a: a ORIGINAL 12-PAYMENT PLAN white and biue ; Half hour with o- HI Radio Hour. great com | Collier's Ra posers. oe 404 N. 9th St. 3300 Washington Bl. a 8:15 P. M. 7:30 P.M Ask Yo Your Dealer or Write Ea Louls, I ¥ r ent Radio Hour. oov r “3 ° Rats st At. fae 15 P.M. ae | mo US Best Lincoln Radio |p 2-46 5- Grand BI. aS ee ; ; . . mgsed M ~ . 2 Tomlinson, English : r Ny, WY : re E R R A D | O S , 4 gel a. tatertiew with Maxwell Hou® | Wy i ab 30 Euclid Arcade. Cleveland, 0. | oer of the New 9:00 P. M. World Smith Brothers 9:30 P. M. 9:30 P. M. | r | EXEXXIDependable~Permanent—St. Louis Owned lEEES | : Cathedral Echoes. Py na from the Chicago - ivic pera, Sponsor d b y ; Monday, Oct. 31 Fansteel Products + the | it | of rece eg AL 12-PAYMENT PLAN | ; Friday, Nov. 4 | P Tuesday, Nov. 1 10:00-10:15 A. M. . Nee | a | OcUS | | | MQ eS Se Bees 7 3300 Washington Bl. ee 7:00 P. a. Bn Crocker Gold Meda! ||| s MIA seer Sy jm sosz ©") 308 | East st. Touis, _ Great Moments in Histor: our talk. | =~ WX # io. 23 State St. eS 7:30 P. M. 7:00 P. M. | AE a Be Chand Sealy Air Weavers. Cities Service Concert Or- ||| , EB MQ . NINE STORE PURCHASE PO 4 8:00 P. M caestre: and Cavaliers. | DN FQ , Hilen Hf. WER ‘ x a . + . j es NY A) NY ' WY ’ | ia _M Whittall Anglo-Persians. | _ ; Sane ' .s PHONE 1B orisst 9:00 a. Bridge 8:30 P. M. | my All complete P.M.; Sunday P.M Riv: 6599 es mes. La France Orchestra. Bo ag oe Stores Open Daily to 9 P.M.; Sunday tor FP. Mm. | @ ed Free and 40 Days p Positively nocbligation. "YB man tere | mnie | is a virtual necessity es ’ ’ Small Down Payments Bi Wednesday, Nov. 2 Songs of the City. 1 10:00-10:15 A. M. | | | | PLIANCE & RA DIO C0. A petty Crocker, Gold Medal eae —" 5 | The high voltage power tubes neces- good as new. 300,060 units in actual ORIZED KOLSTER DEALER Mlour Talk. " : é | sary for quality reception make ty use have shown that Balkite “B” lasts Walter Damrosch and orches- || | UTH GRAND BOULEVAR oot. =. en tote ane 7 i | © 7 ° , Pp iy ff d ' rs . * . eee eee EVARD “caampion eee Mowelts tra in me: , Program, offered || | a uneconomical, Light socket longer than any other device in radio. | 7.30 P. M. :00 P. M. ‘B” power is a virtual necessity. The famous principle of electrolyti | Y Ys - The dominant Radio organization of St. Louis offers greater bargains than ever... RADIO SUP- ; li ital. Philco Hoy f WIZ. Three models c ° ° ° . SepAselian recita our from Whether the “B” power supply _ rectification on which Balkite “B” is Mf PLIES DRASTICALLY REDUCED, including nationally advertised merchandise at unbeatable you buy is more economical than bat- _ based is so reliable that it is standard prices. _.See the marvelous New Electric Sets. Your ‘ots ; Wied py ve milo ol discrita- Trade Note nina ea -_ ch € lif " | STORES because you always get your money's worth and more..Join the thousan S. erles depends upon its length of life. on the signal systems of most of the ‘B® inating value-getters.... Radio Programs || Walter Lang. Al Rieman and PRICE _ Hence the popularity of Balkite“B.” railroads of the country. & MONDAY SPECIAL é¢ . || Oliver Buchholz have formed the 2. (7) 99°: . oo aa 5-Tube Improved O a 10 Central Standard Time | Grand-Juniata Hfadio Service Co.,| $22.50 Presses: a ser ae dese mage smyoahs Pons mneme [* RCA 45-V. Certified ESHM 3609 Juniata. They will handle | equipmen no ing to wear € of ry _ eliminator. Pa | nl | fo ANS : $35.00 | Radiolas rie | $ B Batterie |Kolster radio receivers, speakers | . out or replace. It will outlasta dozen 3 models, go to 180 volts. Your dezler Designed to reproGace faith- Programs f Sunday, Oct. 30. ‘and power units. | $42.50 _ setsof“B” batteries. The first Balkite will recommend the one you need, .. fully the perfection of tone : to suit every requirement. a a. oe 2 oe oe oe 2 2 oe oe ae Oe ae Oe 0) ae at ae ae ae | now achieved by broadcasting Sirk WDAF. WFHH. WOW. | P . . ; . et Kicht tyr WDAF. | ‘B,” after 5 years of service, is still as ! stations, * WT! Are EDKA. Petubure (315m-950kc)—0:45 a; the Zenith Automotive Manufac- | : Seg | m. gervice: 3:00. Orezan recital: 3:40 ‘turing Co 4416 Olive street aie | | Vespers: 5. Little Symphony orchestra: | ’ » a | : ; | © @. Service: 7:15. Collier's Radio hour ‘been made distributers of Bush & FANSTEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC., NORTH CHICAGO, ILLINOIS _ maton SO ° co ® © $:15. Concert: 9: Program. : , Si, Los Ang¢les (468m- 640ke )——12 Lane 6-tube radio sets and Farrand | } The widest | muslea Ret a 6 ie el i : | : with a 1-dial control. Myronoff, pianist: 9 “i (Organ reci' a |7-tube receivers. It also makes , rit cece — ssic hot ir: 11. Great Momenis o : Tor setectirny. tne oon F Gece: 2. Bill Funk’s orchestra. and markets the Zentola 6-tube | , . ——. | ie , : and volume, thie fet wets , : a : of Radio Priced at ~ | ° £GO. Oakland (s 8484r- 7TSOkc)—1. Service: ¢ , ad rer — , 730, Crosicy eux 9:35. Service: T1. (Set. e " Great Moments in Histoyy. | SMA. Los Anceles (405m-740kc)—12 4. | m. Sermon: 12:30. Service; 9. Service. 1@. Studio proxram. unless Vou can | Denver (32 omen 30 a, ™.., id n High mass: 6:30. Organ recital: | Operates directly from the electric light 7:30. Dinner c saeaee: 8:45. Service. socket without batteries or elimtnators. + i f 27% 7m-TUSBUKC j—1] | listen to but AOIL, Council Bi “ ‘ Columbia Chain: FEmploys the new AC tubes. $1 30 if . ‘ews: 6. Ambassador's vor- : t . ” b fieera: 3 7:30. »_Clacsical brugr. om: 8 , atet at ersmah 8 n U: ». Orcae one a a time. “ape. San Francisco (422m-710ke)—11:45 100 A Speaker ompletel y @& M™., service; 7 Dp. m.. twilight hour; Equipped. New refles Regular $3.75 values. . A $182.50 orchestra: &:30 PB. m.. orches- The best B Battery buy Bl Value for .. Leuis. SHAT REQUIRES A ady 730 p, m.. Rudy Seiger's orches- _ Fefine —$—$ $_$___ SELECTIVE SET. | mt naa pay S8Okc)—I11 a. 2 . in St. 6.38 : ; 8 p. m., Ted Fiorito's or- SO that | stan. 900 ; $35 STORES never sacrifice quality (526m-570kc)—11 a. m@ " ; 1 p.*m., Roxy's cang: 3 Pp. Di.. . a - 4:30 Pp. m.. i 7 15. en. e ag Po ) Collier's radio hour; 8:17 Pp a a ty minutes of good reading; 9:15 : ) as - >. m.. Don Amaizo, the wizard. Mail Orders WER, Bion (344m-870kc)—S p. m., Zion oes 4 . Double trio, Hire trio. wear, ‘New York (491m-61Ukc)—1 p. m.. p. m. 13 years of SUCCESS by circuits : iMterdenominational service; 2 eople 6 conference 17 bar a€ selectivity. Wor: Wow. WDar from Branch a BM, C. A. (WSAI): Crosley Moscow orchestra . WOC, U UNTERPHASE : 6:05 p. m,, instrumental ti | available in models operating —_ Pamis)'qwwrs, ics “Wits. Was | = ); 8:15 p, m.. Atwater Kent ne socket. | GY, WGK, WW. WSAL WGK. . & mlineon: English car ONE odels use the real A. [> tubes 3 , > m. Cathedral echoes (WSAI. we expect will remain. maeas, Que ener Pete 30, ! 330, ) is protected by B-T patents, : 3. st licenses. oe that in mind wna. Sites ¢ 499m-600kc)—1 :45. ar id orchestra: 2 think of future service, and gon: ne ible class: wb Atwater » Schenectady (379m-790kc)—9 :3U Serv > a. m. BS te Eastman esa | See : Leen RE: as (Sy tas b F ' - ; rgan reci ; ° - “s oy ee, . , “ _@ . Se -~£ Pea. steer - ] complete aerial equipment. 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* PAGE 4 +> _. §T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ me eae ——— ee a ee | ST ' s i | PAUL GETS STATION St. Paul will_be headquarters of SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 5 BROADCAST SCHEDULE appeal to all kinds of music lovers. Another series of radio auc- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 'Kimbell, tenor, and Ernest Naftz- ger, baritone. Naftzger will sing a solo appropriate to the subject of the address of Dr. Daniel A. Poling, Passe pied ee Serenade .... “a Waltz Gentille **+*eetes cide - - = OF KSD FOR WEEK; “se = ADCAST SCHEDULE — ae menu for apple puffs. _@ powerful broadcasting = station, | | tion bridge games. ~ re de The Capitol Famiy BIG NEW FEATURES | oot | ' ; ;, “Charge to Me.” this evening wil | With .ConmemNnEtes: OUNEERS. INO City KS) F(R THE WEEK | _Other important programs which} an hour of music by French,|toi Grande Coen from Preceding Page. \ |Hmits, as a result of negotiations |KSD has been enabled to add in| american and Norwegian compos-/| paton of David seni es * and one of her |completegd between the Nationa!) the last few weeks have been: ers, will be featured by the Cros-/| the largest motion Picture ant eS " RB ith aoa ley Moscow Art Orchestra, direct-/| orchestra in th 4 2 recent successes. attery Co. and the present owners tae | The weekly Aeolian recital on e United. s rivate life the wife of J. , iF New Features Added to ed by Arno Arriga, this afternoon. onal State ~~ P 2 0:8 06 | of WAMD. our ine catures Wednesday night. The Crosley Moscow Art Orches- The Collier’s Radio Hour } “Sartley Manners, dramatist and r | Control! of WAMD, heretofore a, Programs Which Rival The excellent City Service Or- |4.. which is directed by Arno Ar-| C@St i8 handled tke @ chor of “Pes 0’ My Heart,” Miss/ Valse | Minneapolis station operating from a chestra and Cavaliers Quartet |-..” | formance, und : e ral years ago, after 4 to! Best in Country : ‘riga, a Russian violinist, contains! ~. ’ er su “Baylor seve Ee Cw rue ‘the Radisson Hotel, has passed to' ts ry. program on Friday night. | many well known meustelans. One | 7 OOOr ane aa a eaving captivated audiences for a, Lindy | St. Paul. The Philco Hour on Saturday |: os ; in addition to a o,. > a f seasons with her per- . Milan Smolen, the pianist. An- | Musica] . 4 ber 0 ae | . | The new owners Plan to change night. with its interesting re- = and an arranger. a 3 ormance aS the one and only Colinds Va ; Electrical ly Operated the call, letters from WAMD to Addition to KSD's schedule of: vivals of old-time musical com- ewe i eT ae — Albert Spalding i 9 » turned her attention to b Btls | WNBS as soon as on can beirour more fine features has been! edy and operetta successes. . The prearam fellows: country’s best pape ot pares. earean roles and appeared | Parfait , at ; had from Washington. ie new) er The Sunday afternoon “pop” * Prva ‘ * ortia and Katherine. ite &: Bush i Lane and Farrand letters will stand for National Bat- | ee. eon — ae a om concerts by the St. Louis Sym- pag Monnaie goss a Atentes tee ae ww > career music for this Ev- mie 5: not ‘this St. Louis station of full time “apachetge aad a , A Radio Hour mm s {hae oe | tery Station. phony rchestra, which are to La Rej KSD tonight. . be will be provided by Vi © an 7 s wav h ee il tS : R i a _ He will = y Hour ae Six and Seven Tube Radios = jon its wave length of 550 Kileey- | begin next month, Le Zarzuela /ed by Andre Benolt, Saag foe Eveready group, including be pi =e : . ta ~* Je eye ss , * ‘ - ” a w ta Ps r a Lt i The Most Scientific These four features, which are! With all these new features, KSD | soos pe Spring ee : saituae | ducted cee | % perenty Few néccnay Gama : ‘to be broadcast by KSD this week /is broadcasting one of the finest) . ov ae | “Nanan 7a = pepran$. ©. f | ee mee . ae Re ale ee 'schedules given by any stati 1, | tales of Hoffiman......Offenbach The hour of os = with Nathaniel Shilkret con-| The These are now on demonstration in our showrooms. Deal- R ADIO for the first time, are schogeies etven by Suy atte, Wel aee J by the R. C. A. } ; | vi) | arr. ee e* aqaerews avotte 2 e6eeemue ‘ota pridge gam han : Distributors: | We speciasiae Sm giving Bae ap toes e 'Today’s KSD Program 'El Croklo (Tango Argentino)— |Butterfly ...... - —_ ~ 4 plays are prepared by experts. | Sorry . | Radio service in the home ° | The Maxwell Hour, with its | | nt oo eee eewens an broadcasting of the new, 722 : = . | | | A “ature of the Young People’s | Villoldo ieee cous Benoist, S 7 os agit a next Tuesday eve- Cello Zenith Automotive Mig. Co. aes ee a |Centerence, part of the National) ne piotical presentation by the | "yug’> 7 Cit with aim. sors Two G or Leil 1a Orme & = ” a f M > ’ “hi 24 - . - 7 *ereee eee eh eee a ~ _ ; Berwiteggg eo agg PROMPT and SATISFYING uth Movement, which will be | National Players, directed by Ger Albert Spalding, “Milton C. Work, Wilbur White Just 4416 20 Oli Si a ny rater Kent. &t : broadcast through KSD this after- | 2ld Stopp through KSD this after-| Moto Perpetuo oteesens ee and Sidney 5S. Lenz of New Estrelita JEfferson 8200 - ve ° ec Shien. @eckee (] Seeeee Rage $2 050 | noon will be a mixed vocal quar- | noon will bo bated oe Mesh. The! Fairy Salttial Schmidt Co in Howell’s “By the Waters of | i. - . British M . is and Bobby Edwards, the Craig e ° ° ‘Suiatia” Whe meine e th York instrumental trio is scheduled / of note, is to be interviewed 2 4a Mac and Lennie: Jack WHAS, | 4929 Delmar BI. ) 1113 PINE ST. omartet oi: Ran seule weasels from KSD at 6 this evening. day night for the radie auas s Sven, pinbiat: Torre and Biviano, | *24P- | FOrest 0430 for AN Departments. | |Hazet Tuthill, contealto: Grant| pore ee: through KSD. Tomlineea Sie— ¢iolin and accordion duo; Phil and | Pretude tm A Bias cis cscccees Cui;thor of “Tide Marks” a k “Th = aon ce ne and j le” # * Anne Brae, better nown as 8 broad | - a oui |. Seite of Newlyweds:” Dodd Mehan and the| .... i . allion’s Reach. - = Gavalcade Orchestra . : 7% wf " 4 . + Bs } ye © mos) Pg RR ne a | er : . As a concluding feature By Wednesday Night and his 3 EERE Pa : "i Sunday night, KSD fs te ee KSD’s — ii - : “ee Betty Crocker, home economics ; : $ a “Cathedral Bchoes” | night, i . / . “The Stratford Four” @ | expert, will speak to KSD audience shi a om . known New York male ' Wednesday morning on plans to Bi | Q maQ AY raAC l O and Therndyke Luard, concert * @cquaint her women listeners with ae Hae 4 ‘ = ganist. ed the different variety or “families” y ‘ Pigtas J “The Stratford Four® si _ ef apples, some of which are best / Pee 4 “That Peaceful selene pte for baking, some for pies and We AE =" Dickinson, and “Honte of the: gome for sauce. She will give a grims,” by MacDowell.* Silent Again M ne There is no broadcasting sate uled for K S D tomorrow GL. T 3 hake * pe uesday’s Sc a he Jere tat’ Sigh wees a ——— ae _ — p4 a care -free PLEASURE ee hale Wednesday night's program on KSD is to open with the follew- toe nembere_ tz the_Chaeies Nation-wide SENSATION! 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SAAT T SCHEDULE | OF KSD FOR WEEK; > BIG NEW FEATURES a from Preceding Page. ise,” “Peg” and one of her ,recent successes, ™ private life the wife of J. Hey Manners, dramatist and of “Pes o' My Heart,” Miss several years ago, after , captivated audiences for a, 7 her of seasons with her per- ! sce as the one and only * turned her attention to s mearean roles and appeared "=, Juliet, Portia and Katherine. qneidental music for this Ev- Hour will be provided by including Gta tithe ~~ o~ > Sparkers Novelty Orchestra and Vaughn de Leath: Champion March. Orchestra. Cnasing the Blues Away. foxtrot, orchestra. There Must Be Somebody Else. Vaughn de Leath, soloist. Who-00 Maybe It’s You, Foxtrot, orchestra. Valse Jewell. Saxophone sgolo. Lindy Lou. Vaughn de Leath. soloist, Colinda from “A La Carte.” Orchestra. Parfait d’Amov-. Piano solo. Together. Vaughn de Leath. soloist Sometimes I’m Happy. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ~ Thuraday Night : There will be another Radio Household Institute session on KSD Thursday morning. Rudolph Gruen, American pian- ist and composer, will paly Grieg’s “A Minor Concerto” in the “Half Hour with Great Composers” pro- gram through KSD Thursday eve- ning. This “Concerto” embodies in its music a Spirit which is char- acteristic of Grieg’s writings. It was composed in the Danish vil- lage of Tollerode during a vaca- tion in 1868 and was first heard at Leipzig in 1872. It is among Grieg’s important writings. The Hoover Sentinels who will be heard in their regular broad- hour on KSD Thursday night will feature three popular songs. These are “Ooh, Maybe It’s You,” writ- ten by Irving Berlin for the pres- ent “Ziegfeld Follies,” “Summer- me Sweetheart” and “Just Once Again.” Lambert and Hillpot are grad- uates of Rutgers and were “letter men” at college and keen athletes. They have done considerable re- cording. The Balkite Hour series from the Chicago Opera is to begin on KSD Thursday night. 3 | ; mn. for broad : it’ S ates = — - . @Fi1On. {or : ; . om “faceece zebFlt’s Surprising | =: HEAR Stepp through KD on Tuestay me f° | neat tl testers Danie! Boone. # | what a difference | IMMEDIATE DELIVERY & : sqone, who wes born on Nov, 24 oe | —— 1734, is associated with the woe f .§ 't makes to | eS RCA | | | ; tectanen af SCetiect” ana “Men WILLARD No Batteri No Acid No Chemical | | , / cmeseta ain aes .a | o Batteries o Acids o Chemicals | D erence | Chicago mext ‘Tasday evening, Smet pee Rewer Just Plug Direct Into Your Light Socket | U » ald Still time before that big game broadcast. And then _ yéars of real radio pleasure * shead. If old-type reception has made you a bit skeptical, hear Fada. But hear a Fada ‘ receiver with a Fada speaker. Only in that way can you come to know Fada Harmonated Recep- tion—the most talked of thing in radio today. 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SB ON KSD THURSDAY Pout Ey | E Notable Blue Network Program, - to Be Regular St. Louis. | Station Feature. exons 27 fo) FP ee : pan tinge amma sags aa Rue lacie Wate a ane e « program of unusual scope has) oe 3 F been prepared for the broadcasting . . “next Thursday night of the new Wari SS —_ Sim ——_ J “plaxwell House Coffee Hour series : en Site @hich is to be a regular weekly ; _feature on KSD. All the wnits mye Srilaewting é ‘ghich have been used in Maxwell afer cy toe temafcusimg tee = t D2 oT lag g ; "gjour programs on the 16 stations . which have been broadcasting the Maxwell! Hour are to be used in this "Arst KSD Maxwell Hour, Hitherto _the Maxwell Hour has been a ~egiit seart cei ancl , . eee te = as ne “See wednesday evening feature on the w jemenmet wt @ Faficia ac _— . , oe porn, 4 *plue Chain. *- under Nathaniel Shilkret, the WITS AA 2 tee mre’ euwcesil Leorr tore - a Sa | a. eS Maxwell House concert orchestra ! _ Aguas am ae tern wetting fe aut ww] seaice te re ae u - j : r aie . : , 3 . =i " | . a aati ta | eet 35 pieces, the Maxwell House hat porns Ger tie mute wi meesiges Tm nane er Kati Seo “ : enema ~,. sige! ate 6 . — | “as a4 ae F £ ;, a . =. en —_ +s ’ : e chorus 6 Camry thee Chery bee Cure et Reties wie . , ' = _, Maxwell House ma orus of 46, f _.. Geowcet corveeur fr were. 4 sare Sahin sete. ; : Hn =e az I~ : with instrumental and vocal solo- Te “2” dete dew Cee DOO. corer or i oe put : m _ — | : , - See Set : oy > ists with the orchestra and = game. “DR” dh rot. 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——— 5I. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . ae SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30,1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH lun derneath the Wabash F oh Moon * : TNT ; : See ig. | ++ +eees. Stam ; lights in the Intimate Hour, which | the chorus. oe ’ | Moonlight and Noses .,.,. Black 4 NOTED VIOLINIST WHAT COLUMBIA UTA starts at 9 o'clock Of wrecker aii “ew boven would carry off the palm of MONDAY BARGAIN MAIL oe ar . : e . : t Qs al- | vic y,” RES | arid Tang a ATWATER KENT | Tomorrow’s program will include ter Damrosch, conductor of the Williameds and the 60 members sd ® Pace. es caan*t Mania . -++»Dabney > HOUR 5S | a full hour of music by the Capti- New York Symphony Orchestra of the choir will arrive in St. Louis ! The rami Me eo seo Spier , OLOIST el Bvesd followed by the male quar- | said: “I think this choir should mei | Friday morning and will appear ng Fri- mit es ote Tri tees ++ .»Moret eer tet and a half hour with Red Nich- | taken to Europe so that the people |that evening in the Coliseum in a n hour | raten--saoeie atone rio, YYYYIT | ols. Of European countries may see the | program of choral music under the at ¢ | Song EPs ovo. —_ _ | SESS ne ae ee CD Re BS SSR. | Dodge ge agarerd Soon ee | 2 oer States is leading in this field | auspices of the Woman's Mission- e. The ; : C N ->twork Pr rv . 2 See - eee ag > Ss a : . evening at 8 o'’cloc wi eature Lo accomplishment. I feel that the ‘arv Fede . NO |Love Baby Notable Blue Ne Osan) | te }|Kolster Hour One of Principal|two Scandinavian pieces, “Troll | Sry Voserese. /! c. 0. Ds : |Whoo, You That's Who. Regular St. Louis ‘i. Te ee Dance” and “Entry of the Vikings,” | 3. ) Turkish Towel ee vy t0 ice Feature | it? ae Weekly Features on with numbers by Dodge Brothers | | | FRESH-TESTED Cicrtet | Madelion gg ‘ “ ‘ F ees hae Re set New Network. |Fast Four, and the other Dodge Wh ~ GUARANTEED | eee ae a | hour musical organizations, follow- | IEE si ‘UN c= : Be STANDARD AND HEAVY DUTY Zz Hh ——>S. & UPRIGHT ST. Delibes | Music by Johan Strauss, inc] | if ee ; lin ud ae Fs Sy , . : lin which will come the Musical | ing a vocal transcription of the * a program of unusual scope has | | Ee t popular and | ME ZELLR Triple LOWER THAN ANY | d Se: es 1! 'Album hour with | , AA \ Bs Grunn | Piue Danube Waltz, wil] be j : | Pee ae ae ; -d for the g pe OES AS Bowe eal | muse, 1- z= AY > i Tested cluded ip the program entitled «4 peen prepared for the broadcasting | SERS aaa 41 | is the idol of American light opera | atoonigg — oo AA == > a \\\ \\ | Oo Fresh PREVAILING PRICE i °° ; ial? } : Reanow | Niz cht in Vienna,” which wil) + Me gext Thursday night of the new | | Yer. eee ee ml | anaie told with th aaa ali , \\ at | ncn eae pene Maxwell House Coffee Hour serics | | jituge.,. quale, Sarr. Givamanel conipaiiane alan | KMOX WILL BROADCAST | Wigs r ~ ws | i . a | A IPESR BPD-On Friday eve. @bich is to be a regular weekly | | - | 8 é ; a es te z ‘ster Famous Composer Hour, and | PROGRAM BY DAYTON CHOIR Vl ) = | SL => Majestic atterson | ning, : _— ; Pee oa | | Wj | ; | The “Musica! Miniatures’ wilt feature on KSD. All the units; [: yaaa ee: Ye ||the performance of a complete}; KMOX will broadcast a program ASU A A g , | Super B ae edly hd use. ve been P¢ presented by a mixeq quartet mich have been used in Maxwell; f°’ Se a me “+ 4 \symphony, are outstanding features | by the famous Dayton Westmin- ge ; “g 180 VOLT ing the and orchestra under David But gour programs on the 16 stations | oS |of Columbia chain programs for | ster Choir which is to be given at WCCO, .tolph. The program: ‘which have been broadcasting the | # |} the week beginning today. a luncheon for them at the City Eliminator Trade in Your $7.50 B Batteries . Pales from Vieana | The symphony will be Schubert's | Club Friday at 12 o’clock noon. | Woods a . Johann St ‘ | rauss Allowance on your B batteries regardiess of condition of . | Maxwell Hour are to be used in this i ae 4 Ret 8 SS ier | | so-called “Unfinished” played by This choir, which has won fame n of the Greetings to “first KSD Maxwell Hour. Hitherto | Dey: es a 3 EES | the Columbia chain's all-soloist ra- | as the leading choir of America, Byrne Spri ---Johann Strauss be Maxwell Hour has been a) Re eee ge a RS |dio symphony crchestra in the hour with John Finley Williamson as THI > xf bly Ma- Mixed Quartet ‘ening feé [os "Ie | | beginning at 2 o'clock this after-| director and Mrs. H. E. Talbot, Malt ) e=. : 7: | INATOR. Cash ‘Tenor Solo. *nder Nathaniel Shilkret, the | i ile mee 'o’clock Wednesday evening, will tell | John W. Bohn, director of the City | ma ( | Sune Few Selections from “The Waltz ‘ Maxwell House concert orchestra | : Ss Soe —— | the musical career of Sir Arthur | Club Chorus, and the members of | .y, PN age > Z. ‘LZ | 60c List Size : | : |Sullivan, who with W. 8. Gilbert | © ——— . a> NS ee PD ey fy © Batteries — Rose Dream” eereeeeves Oscar Stra th > Mi - we I . Kreisler tmixed chorus of 30 voices and the ALBERT SPALDING Pirates of PenZance,” “Pinafore” | RADIO SER VICE ; ; SS l, i bil my ‘ C Nathaniel) n Tilzer _ Tenor and Soprano Solcists nale c} : fassenet Midnight ~ Bells OS SS Seeger Kreistep ' Maxwell House male chorus of 16, | =e = >'and other light. operas, In this | $1 We xuarrantee to put Vo--. LE Zn 44h) } Charger s.! Baldwin Head- Home Song svce cee relies | _with instrumental and vocal solo-| Alice Blu ‘hour will appear the symphony or- | — oe SSE Fo : _ 7) Qe | 7G While the y| phones. $12 , >! = - ee , last. Complete, | value. (From H s. Sui te— ‘Study in rr i oheoetr: ive »} "Ie ‘ , vs ° chestra, mixed chorus, and vocal thorized dealers Bremer-Tully. Acrials a = $2.95 | $4.95 Tenor and Baritone Soloists ists With the orchestra and tho- Wedding Symphony ....Goldmark | "ate ote ania | ve The “Three Bards,” in “So in special combinations, will | a) Bridal cong. ,and instrumental soloists. erected, $5.00. Sets made to order. $ | —_ ngs pF USCS ih Serenace | "y . : —— > wT al of the Cities,” are to be the con present a 60-minute program. | ‘) Swedish Weddirg March Ethel Leginska, conductor and SONIFER RADIO CO. | = is bt ; | oy a veer 3 | = AUTHORIZED cluding KSD feature Friday night, » This broadcast will also be a. Orchestra Penn | WOrld-femous Haan eee TT te eee O Taster pay Gange, British baritone, will be — oa R. F. L. 90 6-TUBE 4 i | RADIO SERVICE ! | $98 LIST CONSOLE alld aS ure of the opening the Cheek- | Moonlicht Sonata (First Movement) Saturday Night iat —Beethoven | heard in the 8 o’clock hour Wednes- | UR SPECIALTY Coffee Co.’s large modern ' A series of R. C. A. broade Neal Mixed Chorus and Orchestra. day. RADIOLA ‘AND ZENITH SERVICE Jf! se Oe = | AGENTS FOF gan § i) | Freed-Eisemann, Zenith. Crosley asad 5S th x 4 has just been com-/| Music Box Liadow | featuring Walter Damrosch ogee | hesur |. Ph} — 'o and an “pleted in Chicago This evening at 8 o'clock, the | - & Jd L Wi t} oe . t) : a h Ore e ira ‘(Last meremes Emerson Effervescent hour. will and Sparton A € Radio Sets. - wed ape Phileo and Balkite Power Units ' Liv 35818 ay Convenient Terns } ~ ne ki ) A: DATION ‘- re ae | SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY orchestra, is to begin on KSD next {The inaugural! program of the —salo ALEXANDER ay CONE SPEAKER OE Sar a LMP 7 osm. UP Hl YOUR OLD SET : —— a PAO OD eee - i Ort o meee sen0 e works of Beethoven, Bizet Toreador . Bizet | Dance,’ with the Blue Bottle Tow- | er Watchmen and Julepers in male spaint Saens and Rubinstein will be horus and Irches tr : rs heat | 3 'quartet ¢ ance shestra Me | mong those having prominent | Ta" a i, was Pte, aint Saens | —_ tet an an orchestra num ’ ean aieG i ris a ‘ ot, Ders, places in the program. acDairmiit, F! ute. 4 , | A double bass solo by Anselmo | ARMY GOODS STORE The program follows: “Kamenoi Ostrow. -...+----Rubinstein tortier is to be one of the high. * & WASHINGTON Colonel March... Orchestra Orchestra. Trpe UX 201-A & 159. with genuine bakelite base, We will ex. change any tube that will not osciliate, Os Stes tube lighta. pecial, this week, 79 | $2.50 RCA WD-11 Radio Tubes, $1.79 $4 Gold Seal Super Det, Tubes, $1.69 $4.50 RCA UX-112 Pow. Tubes, $3.39 $4.50 Raytheon Elim. Tubes, $2.98 —————————————————— $18R.C.A. Horn or $16 Utah CONE SPEARER! Saturday night. 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A Ry a tes Bs os AES Ki on a ae PAGE § i 3 WEW TQ BROADCAST ONLY uP Te T O'CLOCK AT NIGHT OHH? HE Gk st =a, S wae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ss for this chan station, . ;.7 eh oy iGe pioneer = ae ia WRW is ge. having hewn actively engaged in broadcast- musi The s w eiucational, religious, Pracrams fer aecven Voars, cal ta- : Rise has co-operated with the in broadcast y the Gove convicts N, of undred ‘risen, Trenton, radio repert fight, npeeyV ing rn- * O1 ’ % 4 aa SEE SILVERSTONE ATWATER ad Aiwater Kent Terms as Low as $2.00 Week FREE 90 CENTRAL 6680 668! OS= OSD AON AVA—N mMZOaqAHIM . for Special Bargains Diamonds remounted Old fewelry rings modernized. Lowest prices. “South,’ Jr | holds: | RADIO BRIDGE GAMES. ‘Third Annual Series Work and Whitehead Again Will Play and Comment. | ’ | | Experts BEGIN ON KSD TUESDAY, — | The third series of radio auction | bridge will be begun next Tuesday | ; ik . . | i night by KSD in assotlation with |, 67 of the leading radio stations tn | America and Canada. The games| will be broadcast for 20 consecu- | ' tive weeks from the largest chain of stations ever lined up for an in- ternational broadcast. Milton C., Whitehead, New York experts, re- Work and Wilbur C. | 'garded as two of the leading au-/ | thorities on the game, will play | /each week against representatives | | da. The outstanding bridge play- ers in the urban centers have been ' chosen to participate in the games ' so that each game will be a cham- | pionship contest. Either Work or | Whitehead will comment on. the bidding and play at the close of each game. The hands will be: Milton C. Work of New the dealer, holds: learts—Q, 6, 5, 4. Diamonds—A, Q. Clubs—A or. oe Commander Winfield *. of Harrisonburg, V4a., next Tuesday night Spades—10, Liggett “West,” Spades—7. Hearts—kK, J. 9. Diamonds—10, 7, 4. Clubs—J, 9, 5, 4. Wilbur Cc. Whitehead, York, “North,” holds: Spades—A, Q, 8 spot, 8, Hearts—8 spot, 7. Diamonds—k, Clubs—K, Q, 8 Sidney S. Lenz of “East,”’ holds: Spades—K, J, 9, 6, 4. Hearts—A, 10. Diamonds—J, 9, 8 spot, 5, 3. - © ae spot. “lubs—6. The summary of the. game will 'be published exclusively in the | Post-Dispatch the day following ' the broadcast. This account will appear every Wednesday. The ad- y.nce hands will be published so| may | 'that devotees of the game York, | of cities in this country and Cana- | a ' f ACTRESS WHO | WILL APPEAR IN” | EVEREADY HOUR || } } | Wednesday SUNDAY MORNING, ithe | Ferguson, E, V. iU. Purdy, E. J ‘Adams, gee 'man, H. | derfer, | Prescott Warren. CONTEST IN AEOLIAN HOUR ining and ' weeks ended Co. _contest on musical subjects. contest | Duo-Art radio recitals | broadcast through KSD and a na- OCTOBER 30, 1927_..._. - the radio audience can play the | ‘game bid by bid and play by play | bridge, | hearing their comments and rea- | TWO NEW AC-TUBE RECEIVERS with the authorities on song for each bid and play as it is made, Besides Work and a - - ° ———— — ete ne eee — Whitehead | ithe following players are a few of | ; the experts who will participate in | Sidney S. Lenz, Wynne Shepard, Mrs. Guy -Tobin, Charles T. Frank H. Bachman, Mrs. Bradbury, E. E. Firestone, Maj. R. J. Her- P. Jaeger, R. J. Lieben- John H. Smith and Mrs. games: W. S. Wednesday eve- for the five , the Aeolian national essay This connection with the now being Beginning last continuing Nov. 23 announces a is in *~ io + + -. Stations at 7 sae Five grand chain of nights. tional | prizes consisting of musical instru- iments and six weekly cash prizes | will rece ive qd 'subject of be for the best letters each recital. letters may given after the be |*“What Music Means|/in My Home, .as Exemplifiel by This Evening’s | Duo-Art me, « LAURETTE TAYLOR. judgment with that of leading au- | thorities in the United States. New York, | ‘play the hands, then compare their | Sunday Programs by St. Louis Stations KS D 550 Kce.; 545 M. 2:00 P. M.— Young People’s Conference. 4:30 P. M.—Crosley Art Orchestra. ; 5:30 P. M.—Biblical Drama. 6:20 P. M—Capito!| Theater Family. Moscow - M.—Collier'’s Radio . M. — Atwater Kent . Me—H. M Tomli noted British author. 9:30 P. M.—Cathedral Echoes. KFQA, 1210 Kc.; 247 M. S P. M.—Service at Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist. Sub- ject, “Everlasting Punishment.” KFUO, 1280 Kc.; 234 M. 9:15 P. M.—Address: “Four- hundreth Anniversary of Luth- er’'s Battle-hymn f the Re- formation—A Mighty Fortress - sear toa.” Rev. La Buch- h by choir of He Church, KFWF, 1400 Kc.; 214 M. 9:00 A, MimService at St. Louis Truth Center. Sermon, “Stilling the Storms of if by Rev, Emil Cliffogd mann. Special organ program by Miss Zelma Sommerfeldt. 10.45 A. M.—Address by Rev. Emil Clifford Hartmarn. Sub- ject, “With Jesus ChriS in the Boat.”’ 7:45 P. M.—Evening Devotion- Service at St. Louis Truth “Dealing Fairly With Others,” by Rev. Emil Clifford Hartmann. Special organ pro- gram by Miss Zelma Sommer- feldt. Congregational singing o& old familiar tunes. 9:15 P. M.—Request program of old familiar hymns played on organ and chimes. Followed by evening prayer. KFVE, 1280 Ke.; 234 M. 5:00 FP. Wi—Sgrvice at Second Baptist Church—Dr. M. Ashby Jones. 7:00 P.M. — Coon Night Hawks. 8:00 P. M.—Service at Third Baptist Church—Dr, Henry, Al- ford Porter. KMOX, 1000 Kc.; 300 M. 2:00 P. M.—Columbla Chain program. 4:00 PF. Orch., Cinderella 4:45 P., nson, Music hh ,r Yr) rié afi imer. _ S ow “oe . ilv Cross Lut al Center, Sanders’ M.—Lou Chartrand’s Ball Room, M.—Harry Lange's Orchestra, Arcadia Ball Room. 5:30 PP. M. — Brockemeyer's Orchestra, Castle Ball Room. 6:00 BP, MWi—Joe Johnson's Or- ‘a, Coronado Hotel. - M.—Canton Tea Gar- den Orchestra. 72300 P, M.—Johnson’s Orch. 7:45 P. M.—Canton Tea Gar- den Orchestra. 8:00 PP, M.—Columbia program. WIL, 1160 Ke.; 258 M. 6:00 P. M.—Heid Sisters— Cello, violin and piano trio. 6:30 P. Mi—Lecture, Interna- tional] Bible Students’ Assn. 7:00 P. M—Mrs. Russe}! Smith, soprano; Joseph Dillenberg, pianist; H. Gordon Granville. basso; Edward Schneider. tenor. WEW, 950 Kce.; 352 M. 0:35 A. M.—DLecture. tion of Man,” Rey. MeCarthy, S. J.. psychology, St. Chain “Evolu- Raphael ¢ professor of Louis -Univer- sity. 11:00 A. M.—Music of high Mass, St. Francis - Xavier's 2-00 PL M.—Question - Box Hour, conducted by Rev. John J. Benson, S. J. gy tia Poe anaation ; rOs8 pe oO the William V. Doyle, & J.-’ WMAY, 1210 Ke. ; 247 M. 11:00 A. M.—Service at Kings- highway Presbyterian Church. Sermon, “The Issues of Life.” Rev. Arnold H. Lowe, D. D. Prelude—Berthold (Tours). Anthem, “God Is Wisdom, God Is ome ere (Broome). Anthem, “ Jesus, Thou Standing”—Marston). = Postlude in D— (Tours). of Rev. The games are so arranged that pas Kurt Recital,” or may discuss one of the compositions played in The Jury of Award includes Schindler, director of the New York Schola Cantorum: Henry Hadley, composer: ling, editor of Musical Pitts Sanborn, music Courier: critic, ithe Denison, | , i'tnese sets. | all the George H. Garjlan, head of the! — Fam alata a eare music departmént, department of | schools, New York City. eee MADE IN NUMEROUS MODELS Among the new AC receivers are Bush & Lane 6-tube sets and the Farrands, both of which use McCullough AC tubes so a8 to permit direct lamp socket operation. Single control, marked selectivity and the tone 4at ube tion gives are characteristics of | There is also, of course, | quality | that resistance coupled amplifica- | the convenience of being able to | operate them by merely connecting | ‘them to a light socket. The console models come in wide variety of design, several of | them having eight-foot air column | speakers. Another has a Magnavox | cone speaker. Still another model has two speakers to insure getting | notes, both high and low. | A Bush & Lane electrically oper- | ated phonograph has plug-in con- | ‘umn The | changable nections that its big speaker may be radio set reproducer. ~ sO air col- | used as a! An all electric model has inter- | plug-in coils covering the 175 to 550 meters. }wave bands can be obtained. the recital, or one of the composers | represented. Leonard Lieb- | and ' An Important Fact, broadcasting wave band from | Coils for other | Never be too much in a hurry to try to improve on the hookup with | which experiments are being made, | particularly if it Is the invention or | design of another. First be sure to give the original a good tryout. | 7 ABOX replaces the storage battery and charging equip- ment —at less than the cost of both! It will outlive a number of batteries and costs less to operate than the ordinary electric light bulb. ABOX consumes current only while your radio set is in operation—and is never charged nor discharged. De- livers exactly the correct amount of “A” nower for any 4-volt model for Radiola receiver using $27.50. Slightly of the Rockies. Slightly Higher Fest of tre Rock:es radio using eight The ABOX Filter is an Elimsnateor, being the filter circuit alone in a small, com- pact unst. If you have a suitable charger, be converted into an“ A” Eliminator by substituting the ABOX Filter for the storage battery. Shipping weight, 31 lbs, Price, $19.50. Slightly higher west of Rockies. | tubes or less—and decidedly improves reception in every case. Without changing the tubes or rewir- ing, you can easily electrify your own set by making two simple connections. The result is perfect light socket op- eration—enjoy it! by Ww w entirely different unit from the tt can easily the “ABOX and the Light Socket’?! isand for interesting booklet, >. - ’ Ip wr -, —~ Licensed by The Andrews-Hammond Cerporation, under Patent Neo. 1,637,795 and applications OR eT A Rt tl EL s 2 Po. «. a AK LO: be SE ee = Se ee ox Compan 215 North Michigan Avenue Factory Representative: G. H. COHN AGENCY CO., Arcade Bldg. Chicago, Illinois Our New Catalog Write for Our New Catalog Distributed by ABOX “A” BATTERY ELIMINATOR A. E. SCHMIDT CO., Inc., 1113 PINE ST. ee ese OO See ae gee OSNSNERSENNEEEpEENeeresrere ee ee — . i re eo ee ee ee ee ee ae ee oC mt ata’ a ee « a + AUDITED AMPLIFICATION HAS ELIMINATED ALL OF THE GUESS-WORK FROM THE MOST ROMANTIC FORCE OF MODERN TIMES—THE RADIO. THE SUPERIOR SENSITIVITY, RANGE AND TONE-QUALITY OF ALL ERLA SETS ARE CHARTED AND MADE CLEARLY APPARENT BY AUDITED AMPLIFICATION. PRICE SIXTY-FIVE DOLLARS AND UP. Ja tat aN ate VaNt7aN iVa>' b= ee oe > =e’. “\e PUNT NG Var. = — - ~ a et ee eae tee he ee be Oe i ke es ee em ee ee — ean et’ ot Janta — —_ att . “ : REE ree ee ee-ue~aenee nnn “~ . OD 2 Ae CE BO * —_ pape ye pe a —— a s% o aa . ; 7) rs swt “ ~~ ee ere ae - : ~- va? ava” oe" aN" @'s" av's* aie’ aye ante” aN'e"7e\ ~ SEP OLIET. * va construtcion next year of a $a | wil County prefers to build the SOLE DISTRIBUTORS © : ‘ ae ny hag et - 2 UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO. ; ae 4 ve Xf Sts pg iD ow: ; % a . ra | ’ . j Chicago Highway Would) ) 7 Weond that the road can be short- “Wimiles northeast of Joliet. ™ @ Routes Four | UNIVERSAL] a : : Sv : - cet Ee F ie ' ieee 3B - - i 5 ‘ey g ‘gg . re 3 = 3 7 t ae ” a i ss o : ights ® j juthern part of Cook County, not stow supplied. @ The Cook County road is to ex- | je etion between \ Nyy > S Won AY Rea SSS N WOows \ 4 ia ‘ ART EIGHT ; : SOND SUPER ROAD [== sta | INCREAS . | | : > URGED IN LN RE Ame clation — least ten st ol = , aeke ¥ was incre Be Similar to New 40-FO | tion this E. Kankakee Route. | In Idahe | ‘| creased hour in Indiana, in Iowa, per hour ig of cities; in 15 miles at in built-up | from 35 to country; in from 25 t country, tions, from North Ca miles per fF in North I miles per he in Oregon, | per hour; 30 to 40 the Post-Dispatch. - if lll., Oct. 29.—Will is to co-operate with Cook 40-foot concrete super-high- similar to that just begun Chicago and Kankakee. "wtembers of the citizens advis- a ommittee of the Cook County 4 of commissioners, and rep- a tives of towns in that coun- ie have been in conference this wk with the bond issue commit- ef the Will County board of sors to agree upon the lIo- of the proposed new road, -highway along Maple road ‘jm. Joliet to Marley, thence awthand east to the Cook Coun- line. However it has been upon shortly visors may | in securing 1 of-way, some lieve that be tance of this) necessity for traffic conge roads, much” donated. Joliet mere see the super will open up business oad g stion. DETOUR ~ < ss 4two miles, thus saving a large if a radical change in right- wway is made by cutting gh a farm northeast of Ma- road and passing directly pugh the village of Marley, 190 and Four-A, the t hard roads between Joli- and Chicago runs almost due h from here as far as Lemont, then shift northeast to Chi- 5 The proposed 40-foot road swing far to the east of the gresent highways and be midway Setween Four-A, and No. 1, which Chicago via Chicago and Harvey—serving a tory in the northeastern sec- of Will County and in the ‘enters Wend in a southwesterly direction Rrough Chicago Ridge, Worth Orland, to 167th street. The the Will and County roads is to be agreed = ; i y ee 3 ~ Ss me ad “a a ne - - s . 2 =— eG — o * = : . “ é “ a : “ . ” 5 Guaranteed 74 Super “B” 7° Eliminator jf} $19* : ‘ ; NEW UTAH CONE Astounding Low Prices! 24 standard and custom body styles — yj Rie re, Me oe HUPMOBILE DEALERS

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SS ENS SF WOOP SN ; MWe - . : Sx S ~~ S NN ¥ QO LSNT EX — ¥ NY Sos — MM MQ. Saar RSS e a ~ sS a ay sss NS SS Sos nS ASK Soave a Rae PYG RS La § ns ary S ithe S FSS N He i (#haade és zy j NX x “TG [STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH] = a roy . EOYs 5 FETS | : — AT — NE pat EIGHT | ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927. PAGES 1-64 W ' - NO SUPERRUAD | =x staresiave “UJ, S. 67 Now Hard Surfaced to the Arkansas State Line $100 000,000 IOWA cn. aadlgomn ROAD FUND PROPOSED RECENT ‘survey by the Reopening of This Route A American Automobile Asso- ||} Between Silva and Green- | : Majority of Legislature Con mittee Reported to Favor Bond Issue Plan. a a a ae a Care — —_ ~ oe = a o . a 6 « “. as" 4 ED AMPLIFICATION TED ALL OF THE GUESS-WORK E MOST ROMANTIC FORCE ERN TIMES—THE RADIO. OR SENSITIVITY, RANGE D TONE-QUALITY SETS ARE CHARTED AND CLEARLY APPARENT DITED AMPLIFICATION. Y-FIVE DOLLARS AND UP. Parr. Mw eof. oe. e.e om | — -_— wr. - Te wry Ts a\ : er Germaes | ciation shows that in at |) aChicago High ay Would least ten states, the speed limit || ville Eliminates Long De- && . layer AN. was i 2as islativ oe fe Similar to New 40-Foot || W&S increased by legislative ac tour Via Patterson. -o2 Route tion this year. Kankakee oute. In Idaho the mit was in- creased from 30 to 35 miles per | | hour in the open country: in Makes Sam A. Baker State | P &l- Disp chi tch : | ’ | sie fil., Oct. 29.—witi |] ;"@ena from 35 to 40 miles; || Park, Poplar Bluff Vari- is to co-operate With Cook | in fowa, from 20 to 25 miles || | ; | ; is omer next year of a glint In residential sections | ous Towns Beyond Easy foot concrete super-high- | ee Maine, from 8 to j{'| R h | p smilar to that just begun | 19 miles at street intersections || to Neach. “» Chicago and Kankakee. || 7 built-up areas; in Maryland, wi rs of the citizens advis- | from 35 to 40 miles in open|{; U. S. Highway No. 7, which | ~~. Fe Special to the Post-Dispatch. DES MOINES, Ia., Oct. 29.—Six of the 10 members of the special legislative committee are favorable to the inauguration of a state sys- oogegeraaptesie Soe game Ee 4, a | , POY age ER er will be petitioned to call a special 5 of ine proposed new road. miles per hour in open country; |/ officials at Cape Girardeau prom- | Birds’ Point on the Mississippi | session of the Legislature in Jane Wounty prefers to build the in Oregon, from 30 to 35 miles | ise this within ten days. field and vopun. Van Buren, oe uary or February. whway along Maple road | per hour; in Washington, from The re-opening of the main | | River, through Poplar Bluff, Van | Should the bond issue be ap-” l to the Pos spatch. | groun with biack letter numer- | INDIANA—White on brown. OKLAHOMA—PBlack on yellow. with the State Highway Depart- TAS le rT Oc 9 nae ee e ” call wi > el —_ | IDAHO—Natura} brown potato on vine |OREG gma go on white. tt highways and be midway —_—>—_— farm land. Winweraers Ort, Oct. 38. The | als; four selected yellow and black |“ freen. Figures in_ green. INSYL —Dark blue on orange. | ment. : | incentiv ¢ ,. American Automobile Association | and four selected orange and black. |IOWA—Black on white. iD White on black. enn Four-A, and No. 1, which DETOUR AROUND J. .. 6] Another incentive to a trip) pear Sedennerceke E | honed. tiech bles en white SOUTH CAROLINA—Black on gold. Adoption of the Illinois plan and Chicago via Chicago | . - eh oo en a ee ee 2 2 ene eee eee - @ et u aw C 7 | ss ; : : - = i a : on , ‘ol hel san . “ A u | Ti arin Se — ’ tery in the northeastern ‘st C- 3 'near Patterson, and at Piedmont, | "@Uon scheme. Phere will be 23] account of visibility claims made |. Trucks—Red on cream. UTAH—Black on Federal yellow. paved highways by 1934, ef Will County and in the} \ half-mile all-weather detour|a few miles beyond. is a vast| different color combinations, six/| for it, has apparently suffered a MARVE ARDS Whice blu ve ee a — . - . " tes . ° . - . , ™ . en : ike - ne P ; i z r > @ Cc ihern part of Cook County, not has been established around con-/|game and fishing preserve which States and the District of Colum-/ sharp diminution in popularity, |MASSACHUSETTS— White on’ forest green aD i sr gee on orange. 6500 in Auto Society. w supplied. struction on United States 61 be- is attracting considerable atten. | bia petarming am year's colors out according to the A. A. A. ith, Fish at botom 2s — Viton Bek a cae bc The Society of ‘Automotive En- The Cook County road is to ex- tween Luxemburg and Point Breeze |tion. While the latter is private- | reversing them as to background | Following are the 1928 colors MINNESOTA — Passe neon Stack on drab. Wiser eee on Western Union gineers now has a total member- ® ; ar : ; — ° . : & ane ee : ages ee rucks—~—5biac on gol uc. md in a southwesterly direction in St. Louis County. The detour ly owned on the basis of shares by and letter numerals. 4 for all the states, territories and Dealers—White on maroon. Foreign Possessions, ship of more than 6500. The num- h Chicago Ridge, Worth begins two blocks beyond the leading eportsmen of the — State, ce: Semaons Sen for ‘rst | foreign ee | MISSOURI--Biue on Hn ag HAWait (Honolulu) —Deep orange on|ber of new members taken into . - i : . , " c 4 ; © ; , i+“ « “ ao. “1: i te olor wast Le rY : _” . acne 4 « ° ‘ — SOrland, to 167th street. The bridge over River des Peres and visitors are permitted through it.| Place In popularity, six states se- | | Dia Oi ck on yellow. Bae ey peti Big gg PULHTO RICO (Porte Rico)—Violet on | 2? oresnisation: ts the tase these metion between the Will andiends at Hoffmeister avenue and| The re-opening of the highway, lecting & dark blue background ARIZONA Vermilion red on copper. ee a tae Wh Hengyr ak. ee l >> .95 Double Duty 1\C 4NNOUNCING THE NEW HUPMOBILE /928 SIX at | Complete New Line of Sixe Hupmobile Through and Through, but how Wonderfully Transformed to the Eye! New Bodies « « New Colors . New Hupmobile-Midland (Steeldraulic) Brakes HUPMOBILE DEALERS e Cardwell—Fieeman's Garere. r ement an mpany sce ( olumbie—Anderson & Wilken M. f. Co. Ihe Soto—Jeffrrsen County Mater Sales. Pestus—Jefferson County Motor Co. Seffereen Cits—tale (our’~ Meter Ce. Kirk<ville——Truite Bree. 4. Me! Fresh Stock—tTests 100% Before Your Eyes Astounding Keep your stor hat- . long - distance Low Prices! tery fully charged all | crystal 24 standard and custom “$2. 95 $4.29 29 body styles B 'Kuprox Dry PMOBILE DEALERS : Ss ee 3% |. k eet . ; | Teichle “Chargers Sa 3 19th and Locust Sts.—~Hupmobile Corner L SUPPLY CO. | === pews Baler ® Alton—H. o. SP aaa ans a Site 5000 GRAVOIS meri fy : | High & B St. Belleville, Il. Hammond Motor s ‘ cm ptian Moter ged . Lawrenceville—Witson Moter Co. New Memphis—Oecar Knipp. Quincy—Hligenbrink Garage and Mae- Springficid—Wienold Motor Gales Co. MISSOURI : N. BROADWAY oa © bee meeville. — "Bros. Moter Co, Mattece— Mattoon Motor Car Co. : * sacKee a Be ane Frank : Rowling Green—Staley Motor Co. z_ Mi & Son, Mounds—J. E. Herman, Fetersb Bosiclare—C, B. Soward, Wood Biver—H, H. Mead Motor Co Cape Girardeaa—Micsner's Garage. TRICKLE CHARGERS $3 — A genuine $7.50 value. HUPMOBILE DISTRIBUTORS SINCE 1914

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PAGE 2A ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — _ ao | : | MOTORISTS WANT FAST CARS, (CADILLAC 0¢ on oath (re GRANT ADDRESSES Ed Lowry and His New Stearns-Knight NI LOUNS-10 ANGELES Checking Out a Rental ‘Car — JORDAN CO, SURVEY REVEALS) TO SET alt “i CHRYSLER SALES CHIEF Ih | ee Oa : ee . e Jordan Motor Car Co. re-| “October production Caan. 4 A - Unc VROLET DEALERS er meee 1 STARTS TUESDAY, Ti) occ ccs Soo es were ota gsm ADDRESSES DEALERS oa attempt to find out just what | Peak in the history of the fies: ee - , . . . 6 % és mer “€ ss ok. ee Sasi 4 es | tly ata ° - a ‘ “s ople real hi la ing . oe . Factory Vice Presidént Compli- woot er ae . Se ae tee (Daily Service Over Highway si : ee bm. ie ee as ink about speed. — to H. M. Stephens game Knight cabrio begin next Tuesday, according to a/| § : j i” | over 40 to 45 miles an hour. lunits, a gain of § Sie?) opere, approximatery ’ per cent a= the territory served. Univ Re een oenatate 160 which was purchased the past week by -Ed Lowry, stage star, ap- | statement by the Pickwick Stages oy aa Third: They all want a car that | September, which was the binacme. sd cers from colleen: seentints Gealere and re- | Petes at. 2 local theater. The top is collapsible and the color|System, which. operates several Se Naas ea is capable of high speed because! previous month in tee Rie! a this distributer, met at the Cla-| and atk tail salesmen. as well as the whole- 'scheme is two-tone pastel blue green. thousand miles of bus routes in| @ SSSI nna that means instant get-away in| history. This tops » . a .. sod Hotel, Thursday noon, Oct..| ball ga | sale organization were present. bedregmens Coast states. The busses | ' : ‘ traffic, reserve power on the hills) October, 1926, by 43 per a= 74 Be ridge near ‘an address by Stewart -rovshout the East. and get-away that has to be there| October in Cadillac hister, GEN chrysler had risen from fourth | est cith modern si U ments 7 i ) 3 7 to third : The Federal Court action was/in order to make the speed pos- “Production schedules —— in 1927 to third place, an in- In com . . : an | : : : * lace in SIX linder R CK nena ae “get Ul “+ EW Shane Got. 50 Severay | mediately started by the two | sible. on demand for both the AMMEN. jication of a tremendous increase | presiden . a ee), A » Oct. ~¥.—neveral’ companies to protect both trade| “In other words they buy speed|and the new Cadillac cali@@eme in Chrysler sales. Such great/ short om jot aeaing eee set New York and New Jersey con-/and public from the fraudulent/to get extraordinary performance) per cent increase in output thas growth in the — owe pr a mended & cerns were prohibited from buy-/ plugs. in traffic and on the hills.” the current 12 months” ae further shown by the statement and DE LUXE DELIVERY oa - now under way. These cars will ‘ : — seat in 1926 Chrysler drew twen-/ territory (Light Duty) : —— -_ be equally comfortable and are bet- |ing up discarded spark plugs, clean ——— & ‘enth piace at the show bo - — = : mm ty-sev enth pi : y ter adapted to meet the exacting ing and rebuilding them and selling — “The three newest Chrysler/ same schedules over this portion of the |inem as new, when the United N e @ i | §6models.” Monroe said, “are creat-/1926, hogs: rn. egg relat tS 4 . ‘s ime to u > | -. h eat sales volume. that/100 per | t i t h @ee:=osing «such 6&r : : igers each. In California, eas Cum a / ae ; awd production department ts be-jsaid. Southern District of New York and | ie ; y the Champion Spark Plug Co. #j against ever sagging. | pilot house for the driver. | of Toledo, O., and the AC Ignition | _— — and a walls : | M3 ’ ‘ rae } j it i , é : " a | Frequent stops are to be made Co. of Flint, Mich., the two largest a. abn waterproof | Y 43 for rest and lunch, while terminals ene wer = spark plugs. “ Siitaee andl Reet: Diiei ? Two Years to Pay : have been chosen close to the nvestigation was started by | ener 4 business heart of each cit these two manufacturers several |[y envy, sills, corner wer hae Permanent, Not Portable. a | s y entered. wall plates. Like a frame dwelling. re rere One Standard ~ e renient t ood hotels and weeks ago, following complaints No sections . World’ slowest priced —_scssvrss°erveing tne Pick: | st crark plage of both makes, | Sitieting “dere panama | ALL SIZE GARAGES ’ apparently spurious, were being of- | AND PORCHES BUILT Quality—One Price \widk way, passengers have the op- Expert personal supervision every Six C linder T. bE ‘tion of going straight through building. , 4 ‘without loss of time or stopping a 3 J ruc ‘overnight at principal cities alons| AUTOS PAINTED |§ Frame$245 | 2 Car Size Brick $575 ° : ithe way. . 4 Tae sturdiness that assures long life. |The Arkansas and Canadian|| $10.00 to $35.00 Beautiful body lines and Duco finish— 'Rivers are crossed before reach- wg ey Panna pE Se of the) ; Ce ‘ constant good advertising for your business. jing Amare Seem chy The Original Auto . Fisher VV windshield; Automatic cleaner; /Texas Panhandle. Southward from | Paintina Co. | Office eS Display a Balloon tires; all standard equipment! — ae as Geen ot eee | 1820 LOCUST 4025 West Pine Blvd. Lindell 0505 4025 West Pine B i. ‘cross the mile-high plains of New | Mexico to Roswell, which is a con- ‘necting point for a short Pickwick ae “ She is a pleasure to see, 4; GENERAL MO | ORS RU K tour down the Pecos River to =F . , | ( ; e Carlsbad, famous for its caverns. q : appointed up : The White Mountains, between 2640 W ° Bl 0 1 Roswell and El Paso, are crossed shingt vd : JEff SO 30 at an elevation of 8000 feet. The " on ’ er n white sands of Alamagordo are vast glittering mounds of pure white isand, 30 miles long and several Specializi | ) “| Pp izing in Commercial SeGRepertation | miles wide, dumped down from no- , | All prices f. o. b. Pontiac, Michigan | where, apparently, 2a few miles ; a 2 & AT TRUCK FOR EVERY. PURSE: AN D- PUR P.O. S'E Gali aepiheegimeasinans iaaineersmanar | : — " ibeside the Pickwick route. The 'surface of these sands is dry, but ‘immediately beneath they are quite : | moist. An automobile can | : easily driven over them. = @ . Mesealero and Alamagordo, Iit- . = | She is a pleasure to handle. tle cottonwood-shaded towns along So | | : the way, were headquarters for | iS soft cushions, grasp her Billy the Kid in the days of his out- ; : = ‘ lawry. El Paso, the farthest west : . lever into first, and shift city of Texas, is entered through / 5 the United States army post, Fort fee Bliss. ee Twice the highway followed by ; : = Pickwick touches the Mexican bor- | So VEVY VAULC y/) Wn OVe a a | der—once at El Paso, with Juarez co just over the way, and once at | — wa ft Dougias, next door to Aqua Prieta. Or your non cy Ff ome “ Then it swings up to Phoenix, cap- ! . ital of Arizona, whence scenic trips . | can be taken along the Apache | : Trail of Arizona to Roosevelt Lake - * | and Globe. Sliding-top coaches—a N PERFORMANCE, in comfort and | .. Pickwick innovation—allow full : ae ate a : : overhead vision of the cliffs and in luxury the New Chrysler “52” is P| She is a pleasure to drive. — iat age ieee BRR ite ig. Set psp apy Meds ates ap AEROPLANE CHARACTERISTICS GIVE NEW-JORDAN EIGHT TREMENDOUS POWER 33% increase in horsepower and 21% increase in torque without a pound more weight in motor ~ ~Y Me i ime : : 1 $ 4 3 2 ga i % eee? - ¥ : : Sane 3 4 - * “ # s 2 FS F a 2 t and % ys 4 ~ . + & 4 r +} ’ ‘ . = 7 a ; a ' = ; . > >; ; i % a ¢ ¥ ‘ b. ; § § ; - j - z € +4 : é : x - ba » i: ; - . ) - 4 t . : 4 "From Phoenix California 1s head and shoulders above anything and 4 She delights in fast runs acne uma, e€ n oO 7 - - - . os Bo . the Colorado River, and Imperial everything else in its particular price field. Q2.8.DETRARAOIT a highest hills, and sails ac Valley. The Salton Sea, right be- “— side the paved highway, is 250 fe ; 4 below the surface of the ocean and Not only because of its smooth speed ca- Coupe Se ee $725 Ce aE Fe wa ey

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TCH CARS, REVEALS Car Co. re- urvey among Iwhers in an just what bout speed. —~—* CADILLAC OCTOBER OUTPUT \ . _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ SUNDAY MORNING. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —r— eer PAGE pe “TUNGTITE”” PISTON RINGS IN. {siscer® make ose ot niston 436 LACLEDE NASH CO. TO SET ALL TIME necoyg | GORYSLER SALES CHIEF go STUTZ FIRHT 10 RACE : - : | am inches long, carryins Biles cot “October production of RECORD g ous Coach Presented Packard § IN NEW CHRYSLER 79 USE ON NEW CHRYSLER mad hs four of which are for compression | TORNADO DAMAGE REPAIRE and Lalietic etre Segeg 5s Aillag : i ; 2p oe a aa, a a ELSCEZE RR B ae ' a Motor Car Co. will reach s 4 4 a m \¢ j Fd on ee ye ian a > FAS] FLUIROPEAN PAR ALL CARRY 5 RINGS eo stk asco ms a Congestion Causes Losses. me eee ne = ae Neh AD 9) \a° OCTOBER 3). 192% INVAR STEEL PISTONS x GO ae ’ : ' ei; iy vee , | >> 2% ai” ee oe SM Tees shlie — . ae ae . Ps Be fs | : eee presented to the public a si Puilders’ ciation. a Louis: nt ee Se — is ba. Matc! Onis Ol Ot : weeks ago, is the use of “fungtite Distriout arc hag? Se ms, - zs Z gg: Hig o aL ail rset ee = ‘ Dee si B = i piston rings, employed in this Se , & ie - _ ee al - gees se ‘ oe : ‘>. ; model for the first time on Invar - and “Tungtite” constructed. Damage caused by the tornado rm ito the recently erected sales and 4 C} wsier * cars service b 1iiding of the Laclede 4 PoE illustrious new Chrysler “72” cars, a a» © el aos peak in the history of the firms? Z — According to the American Road | Nash Co, 4003 Laclede avenue,.has according to H. M. Stephens 2 loss of been repaired and the company ts = , —- ea) 7+ ? eral sales manager. it /$15.300.000,000 from traffic con- again displaying the full sas = ' Chrysier At the Midwest Motors, Inc.. distributer a Ce a ae as — pproximately 100 Chrysler} ~—— En SIONS i EE A ae GO ek iit telcten ohn aul a Wiieane here, app. XiTMMACCLY ary a ss : mouei tOuring Cars ana a Hispano- i all chiki wai | This Packa 8” club sedan was presented by the alumni of the ? » @ é 4 27, to hea | . te ~ Laan at Te kA SF OS o- a sé Ti 4s . : ee aX Y,apot : . > as oe - . m r : = a errs ee ee es ee eS OS miles per Dour. ‘he Ps the source of the power impulse bee 8 : hile the iispano-Suiz: mode} a LS Beet that drives the piston down. They ns tiegae . Ww. Monroe, cirector of ing evertaxed es & lubrication of. the Chrysier Sales Corporation. orders.” Stewart, president of Midwest Mo- Chrysler Sales Corporation, . which it is proposed tc ace is ‘Sse also promote tors, Inc.. presided. Another speak- roo stated, is making every effort 3924 MILES IN 88 HOURS credited with the same speed. q Ss. -ylinder wells, without passing ¢x- er ‘was &. C. MecCluney, secretary ito assist its dealers toward success “A Whine acti aad : reggae ea ie ne 3 : | sam ail tate the combestinns alee would be “cracked” | ——— e &TiAewac ~* . and treasu! - oO: sLtaw Pst Mi .ors. land mperatures and hot gases | The theme of Monroe's address | 4 : « ' ai am * wr The Invar steel strut pistons and decomposed into tae black car- * - “ ~srotrla »ttSe ree Serve a ao sit purpose. : 5 . = mn ar - \ : . hone +a bhi 1. ? ’ + — & Bes . : ano ‘ . * 7 1 - . * 7 ee hoe om . » ~ ~ my Pe ‘ ; ‘ tate a. - 2 ty 7 ‘ F ey i Q : 9 - . . eke er.aUiisnheu ¢ wt tiths.s t ~SSStE 9 "Was Wiisryvad 2 ae . Yori | ‘ - « bbu ste ists Lier. mere IL “« =f es 5 "+ ‘7~- > : . 4 pariini¢ aa ivi Tsit y in an em- per cent. of gs anaivyzing dealers’ a ae weew fer t9s8 trol ring. In their “72 . | “Preliminary figures hi t with the) ments also indicate that October © ; aeronautics | shipments will be the second 7 me schedules est of any month in Cadillac his. more interest-| tory, the largest being March of before. the current year. They wilj eur. cars today,” pass September shipments by 6 per : se they use| cent, shipments of October of leg &- driving, but) year by 93 per cent and will be 28. - wher he ; ‘Pas es sian Senile a ; bebe ngage s hed ‘ cis * 2... rin) Pe sie is eee wi : (rie ii. _ . on * me f : : - be . +1 vt h . _. in 1937 to third place, an in- in conn etion “ith th - tewart — os = tenet 1 SITs An motor with 2 bore'c 1-3 inches matic motor protection it ase ie ot @ tremendous Raat ‘a | | op ea would be certain of safety. Make- irysier sales. Such , ; ectio : eo on the past two years was shift radiator _ me og — further shown by the stater You forget—you neglect—and ost pe 1986 Chryeter irew damage goes on. Don’t trust your -seventh place at the shov : ’ y ee a memory. Equip your car now with the only Automatic Radiator Shutter on the market. Models for all cars—priced p extra power) per cent greater than any pre to be there October in Cadillac history, $22.50 to $30.00. Special models for Ford, $15.00; Chevrolet $17.50; Dodge increase and stroke of 534 inches Noted Drivers Engaged. Both have been great ° . ¥ Hurry! Winter Coming! House Your Car! Take advantage of this Garage Special. Why pay rent or leave the car out- doors? Prices are good only for a limited time as an inducement to get your order in before bad weather sets in. i” Thos At = * ( ee... McA Y © Jt * o Cesiz —— s > + & ee twene- ne to Build a GARAGE | $ 1 O Down Two Years to Pay One Car 10xI8 , ae = Two Car 18x18 *¢ ‘ (ime oO. te hea - aia. ; + Anuied stops were } oi “? , : ala a af 5 - ‘ 4 A SV -@ 254 ; i ; - x L=T = e~e lo Pe _ al ° 7 « ct es fe. '?: > ‘ Thy oe ; ‘ y i¢ . % o ~ 4&2 ~ & - ” - aes 644 es > - ee -* Je acces © id Jil. ag . iL? ; = = . 4s . e . — . . . : ee a 4 . . = - - . +. . - — ~ »~ 4. ee te > 7 ‘ ~ . il ii¢ . 7 = y rls oc os a » ry. + a ; . . . ~ -4 aaJ ee sis : Se : + ; . . 3 r) . . Wis Rite a : wa i ——. 2 ey is | »- a ~* - bet tte + pron et | rar ‘ a 4 4% . —_ Ra wai . ’ ‘ tad Asi tes ‘ f S z € = &F iy } Pa £ Ss 3 f 4 " al i } S ed i | S75 subject to current Federal excise tax. position to extend the convenience of time mrysier’s attractive plan. the additional protection against theft of f 7 i-Head’’ Engine —designed to take full _ equipment on the roadster of the ression gas, “62,” “72” and 1495 to $1745 —to own — . “bh aar= smrtinoan? eiviier COHLINREeEnt. and European fe ee : Deen less and PA. She is a pleasure to own. She frees you from the worries of ordinary car driving. Her velvet-stop brakes halt her swiftly and smoothly at the gentlest touch. She disdains repair shops, and the end of her life is far, far down a happy highway. She is a pleasure car—a pleasure to see, to ride in, to drive, to own. Be sure to try one out, to find out for yourself what a pleasure car is. REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Lansing, Michigan Wolverines, $1195 and $1295; Flying Clouds from $1625 to $1995, at Lansing, plus ta. THE REO FLYING CLOUD SEDAN - VICTORIA - BROUGHAM « SPORT COUPE - ROADSTER — REO-ST. LOUIS, Inc. 3145 Locust Bl. JEfferson 2800 STEINER-FAHRENKROG AUTO CO. SOUTH SIDE REO, Inc. 4000 Page BI. Lindell 7792 2819 S. Jefferson PRospect 1900 TERRITORY DEALERS TERRITORY DEALERS BELLS-SMART MOTOR CO. E. E. SCHNEIDEWIN” TRI-CITY REC CO. ALTON REO SALES CO. Kirkwood, Mo. Belleville, Ll. Granite City, Ill. Alton, LIl. c. A. BALSEY L-M. &@ ©. MOTOR CO WM. WILDE FISHBACK & BORLIN iz iten, Tl. Nokomis, I}. Centralia, Til. Columbia. DI. Carroliten, N N N REO CO, JANES MOTOR CO. JOHN BRANDES FRANKLIN BR 2 & MACHENS St. Charies, Mo. reok Trey. Me. SGYPTIAN REO C0. MILLER BROS. | Murphysboro. fl. ___ Olmey. Lil. CAPE REO MOTOR CO. CHAS. FRANZ HAWKINS &£ CNDERWOOD Cape Girardeau. Moe. Mauntea, I. Mt. Vernon. Il! | NO OTHER AMERICAN CAR LASTS AS LONG AS REO—NOT ONE: “7 mPrmin ; te & ase 845 © ' the firne ae a KOOCHOOK CO. APPOINTED — -MOTO-GARD DISTRIBUTER St! ‘ ‘ en 44 4S ; F : i ' i\p@- 4 ss Pat Wi . « pry et ’ } OPEN SUNDAY New lower prices on all body fypes (Effective July 15) *745 *745 *795 Coupe - - - = = * Sport Roadster - =- = Sport Cabriolet 4 - Bendau Sedan - - = ‘645 De Luxe Landau Sedan - *925 ie ee Ons hectoes. Beet potogs or clade minimum handling charges. Easy to pay on the General Motors Time Payment Plan. E. A. HATFIELD, President like owners everywhere, beliéve today’s Pontiac Six is the finest low- priced Six that money can buy. At thrilling performance of the largest, smoothest engine used in any six priced up to $1,000. its recently reduced prices it com- bines six-cylinder performance and Fisher body luxuryat the lowest cost in history. And what’s more, Pontiac Six is a genuinely sound investment—for our own records bear out the state ment that Pontiac Six enjoysa national reputation for high resale value. Come in—learn for how small a sum you can now enjoy the finest low-priced six in automotive history. It provides the new and stylish beauty of new body finishes. It brings you all the improvements in Pontiac quality, comfort and per- formance that have been added to Pontiac Six design since the original MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY orn evenines Phone JEfferson 3542 2801 LOCUST STREET MUELLER MOTOR CO., Lucas and Hunt Road MEYER BROS. AUTO CO., Belleville FIFTH STREET GARAGE, Washington, Mo. SAYRE MOTOR CO., Lebanon, Ii. MEYER AUTO CO., Florissant ST. CHARLES SALES CO., St. Charles UNION GARAGE, Union Meo. OSCAR GRANNEMANN CO. New Haven, Mo. HORSTMAN AUTO SALES, Collinsville, Hl. SADLO-.FABER MOTOR SALES, 4937 Natural Bridge BRAHM-MITCHELLETTE MOTOR CO. 1049 S. Boyle IVORY AUTO CO. 7806 leery Av. TRIANGLE AUTO CO. S617 Grevels ANGELICA AUTO SUPPLIES, lac. Zist and Angelica WHITE BROS. AUTO CO. lith and St. Lewis Av. East St. Louis, Tl. SHUBERT MOTOR CO., 8209 Gravois BURGDORF MOTOR CO... 2721 S. Jefferson CARRIGAN & HOPE MOTOR CO. Madison, Granite City and Venice 0. K. MOTOR CO. Edwardsville, Ill. STOFFEL’S GARAGE, Highland, Il. CLAY GOODLOE AUTO ILE CoO. 5441 Delmar Bi. For Night, Holiday or Emergency Service, Phone JEfferson 3370 “The New and Finer . +7 ‘ « - ’ {

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| SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927__ ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ 4 PAGE _ - = of. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —— Re 6. M. TRUCKS IN PARADE Leading the parade were @ : pag nl HIGHWAY IN | e Sateen Police Department \patrel eam HUPP BRINGS QUI How the New Hupmobile “6” Looks | LINCOLN | Car Given to Prince at Kenosha [|| 4 varase of the various General) ousted on G. M. truck Ga : ee . ; “ . ~™ + | = : r ~7 en ¢ seine | | the General Motors Truck Co., and | Other prominent G. M. truck | | tf -~ woneeee ;, a | . : * ; é , | ty (‘2 ] to the Post -Dispat ch. ““™ , a yas % 3 » | AI ; ae . +e ms , rae eon ge : s ee co. ¢ : “ ; i “ ‘ $ ~ ¢, “ F : 4 New Ruling on First Class New throughout, and i ’ i a .. fe a | MISSOURI VALLEY, Ia., t. = “ite ek a ee SORE Ciuig Mae BE EE Sn ee + s e sf 2 rs ferent in bi dy appearance, ts =. °9 —Western Iowa is to celebrate 2 Se ae cee YS tet. ‘ x es: os = ae a , alti sina we ye a ’ ; ‘ 4 : 3 Awards W ill Go and lines from any previous ™ oior - a | on Dec. 1 the elimination of the % : %, 3S . RS : SS % 3 ney YL > Sg SAPO A Bas of — rs , d hee; eae | ft fe F a 2 4 fect Noy. 1. car ever built by that organizat “a. = ‘ ; f ‘ey ee ee oe Es i x Hupmobile today presents a branc- * ane | e ae | car 1 | - : ‘Lincoln Highway between New et oealiggge = 2 aba This is the standard sedan model of the new Hupmobile 6 line. / york and San Francisco. its ig} t-cylin lk r j Bc. a+ nev - ° . | “+ > ‘ } — . VY « its eight-cyli a ~~ "" . Note the radical changes in body design. Tourists through Iowa have ev line is priced from ?iset? upwarca. cee mois sk ieee eu hens “Mfodels. including the five-pas- B = Casas Miaite and Denn Prince William, of Sweden, at the wheel of the Nash ——— . - ww bes iene iii wes — HFerwe > Ca is aiil siim . ° ian. Seur.deor sedan, 1 ny a , | oe distance of 80 miles—a| car which was presented to him recently by Scandinavian employes GARAGES S.. ; 4°] Fila wAA i] : shady ’ 3 ones ha > RR Px, om a as is N-"= iSta S iL e . ent this week by FE. A. Hatfiehl,/service and parts department. 7 ea aa a4 a+ ee » _ iS net tla, lita a _———- crete cures. ¥ ; - The “Loveland mudhole,” near | gpnnaase rs 1 Tri e the sou af Eeiana, between for Economical Transportation Missouri Valley and Council Bluffs, ore — is one of the bad points to be elimi- nated. The bad road was not confined to the Loveland mud hole. That point was simply the worst one. | % sh © fy r a. , 9 ‘? »4 , a ' > «> he 80 miles from Council Bluffs hes 3 Sa Ie “pes mors. t Lite. Th ? Z v RSE ‘cording to an announce- ee — . | system will enable m - wauuindeemes | - records of the higher | on eeneemnmer sn q % to be kept, eliminating a | the confusion which y) | 2 sults when applications are : tl e for merit badges by scouts ie 2 through laxity of troop scribes, SE are not on headquarters records; 37 ean o.Denison is undoubtedly the “ee ~ » ~ ; 7 7 ; - ; worst stretch on the Lincoln High- +e ereeeeeers 3g z i ; ssp _ { as being eligible. The system also PAE x | way. From Council Bluffs to Mis- | ig in line with a ruling of the Na- er "a llaw ¢h —— ‘ so Mic . 3 : ere bn 5 “9 road is = the Mis- tf tional organization, heretofore not sourl River bottoms and the | q that “ enforced locally. | le 6 standard sedan. ‘ance of the $0-mile stretch is along | ——— — ae : | : scouts should be created only by e. = a nother stream. The soil is gumbo} ; | : another | : | council officials. adiator ornamental than previous!y. Bump- chromium plated, and designed ex- and simply has no bottom. At some 4 No scouts will be promoted to /of more ers are available in a new type, clusively for the car. points after @ raim one could take} 4 the firstclass rank at the city. town ¢ ‘se of chromium as plating for)a common cane and push it down} |i courts of henor. which are het; eri ight work is a fea-|to the handle without much effort. | = twice a year, these iarger courts than nickel, Between Woodbine and Dunlap ure. More , ckel, | — 7 : | being held only for the award of: nromium resists irnisn an re there is a stretch of about 10 miles - & merit badges and higher. After —. ‘ . —-! pap v4 . SP steam owner § Jan. 1. in addition to filing appli- ee ee oe | ee ee Oe @ _scations for the badge, the scouts | | must appear before a board of ex- Se ae i |= : | aminers, who will satisfy them- Dunlop-Firestone-Goodyear in the custom-equipped cars the;many cars in the dee itches - selves that the applicant is pro- and Other Standard Makes a aera gee nal _ “ ficient in the necessary require- TT E IEE Cetsetion has been civer (ents ee ee ee ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES I ee . | Details for the examining board, | . : i a ae a ee a however, have not been completed, | Easy Payments, if Desired eS acn occupant. and one-piece windshi pe and scouts wishing to become first- GUARANTEED y A Whether you want to buy for CASH or on a i ae : ts e . nota gah es a on iene ef ty ot . wy class at any of the district courts on Dunlop Tires | .e ' Easy Payments, see us before am ted es i ee, : sie nip ie ‘ see x % ns avi ns Lii¢ wWward for open- es to be held in November and De- : SS ae | low as price can be ma or se oe —- mere sake arrangement ing, giving unrestricted ventilation pe be- against Defects, | Bia? #.>ag prsces are as 3 _ age SR piued ‘ hun, 2 ‘liation. ; | Accidents, Blow | See 7S First Quality Tires. Come in! h ma greater ymfort! In additio} ) is a cowl venti-| an cember may take their tests : + §.¥ and more ‘restful body posture 4 fore their scoutmasters. restirul OayY posture l 9} - . x ° et Tebwletae, ona athe se Pe ee oe , The district courts for the next, r nts ir 2 setat. » nois , \ ailiq Sic€ 4i ent re windshield sets at a | will he held os : "2 “a lle ty o Aa ~ — oe} a _* ; a. re . rs — Ps . uM ths fol- ‘ e a e 0. walls in the sedan models are of/ slight angle to overcome headlamp = * g The number ofyIon and 14-Ton S| [wo men fine mohai in pleasing colorcom-/| glare from the rear. In addition :: ) | nowe: oe XD w has 2710 Washington JEff. 0673-0674 |} Pinations. The cou inishe there is & gewt ‘westithter. zs j » trucks in use t y is far greater | North District, Nov. 7 and Dec. jigdy ¢ ee : otk wv So > Li aera ae : tee “tise Ie AD ent 4 8 Te 0 hE NR AONE ME TOTO z ee ee ee ee ’ . vier po eqeerl ‘ . . : De Ni a ORE ARR | 1 aR ET fol di Diey pe arene 1p wines ya oem Sete oe dStore ther tawer yr “) : bs Vi ae ee e 7 7 8% patey “4 aa ol f ; 5 3 4 : . f , 2 . » 7 os t. oe lad ona ma = Say ai Sd r » , a . —_— : aa le pS netics * . aoe : . — 7 : 6 * PR ern PY BY gy a f : CGR i a ad ey ete > . ‘ peer: © re ct me. nee Arg ree - > Tule ws a " mh eye wis irons" ‘ ent - “Oe. i ee 3 . 2 te Deepen Uw a : neaieien tise tthe ay ne bkpas aesgradibaimn Wisted¥ #6 t ft ee yw. ~ - . binaactae. 4 pang bes ys , - : ppaneacauvad tee: ants Poop ” va gy SA ed ones pai, wr MERE J _ : “ey ate Se age vor ont at i ie iw eae p a Stal etl ade ise geseleg st = Ste I j Nien, Sick ee Vi ew! ee eet Se aed L # | . . i — _ ae na . we « - 3 service. | The December meeting will be | Vy mobile engineers believe they have Ro ee Se: . aa held the same Monday as that of Fee ws eater | brought about motor perform : _ ~e | the West District. i, that places the new 1938 six at the| . And because Chevroletoffersthe © 3 | SCO UT NOTES | * bgt brakes are of a new | greatest value available in each : : Ps: type. are Hupmobile-Mid- | j a J . Ss land (steeldraulic), and are inter- | of these two sizes, both the Chev 3 be 4 North District, nal expanding, completely protect- | » | Troo assisted has been carefully st trem MEE Thee nae rolet Ton and 12-Ton trucksare Ff = =——_The scouts of Troop 3 assisted ie ords established by Chevrolet 3 ceouee mal was all work done on the Car gram, explaining agentes gual ; trucks in every line of. business» : : ant scoutmaster, Committee. Board’s position in the matte : : : mS Se | , —records which definitely | was perform xpert | “Automobile Editor ; ; ” ed by - ” ara Ee cb toon lish Chevrolet as the world’smost mechanics, using genuine J car racin i: tebeiiation of economical haulage unit LOTTE ‘OTN lete > a been general sales anager sine: O U A L I T y A I & O W C O S T j 298. He ih wities em ey f | : ty ee mR priit bye! , active business, according to his present plans. |

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ARADE us General | y here by|! kk Co., and | Other prominent G. M. truc; 0 1ed in St. ;ers represented were: Internat; y, Oct. 22,/al Shoe Co., Anheuser-Busch Rae rict of the | na ae | ‘Leading the parade were ’ ; ' ' | & Co. wa ae | uz 2 ENCLOSURES REMODELING AND REPAIRING " ol EE) a} = | f . * AB aX BT : = BS we fs ¥ i a SOW ARE Bilge Ph hae ERF ECT-BUIL GARAGE or _ ON YOUR PREMISES PORCH CO., 4060 West Pine BI. ect-Built Garages and Homes"! PARKVIEW 4280w n to me, please send more information on the items Garages Porches ‘CT Repairs number of Ton and %4-Ton Ks in use today is far greater n that of any other capacities or these are the units used by Isands upon thousands of il merchants to meet the re- ements of modern delivery ice. 1 because Chevroletoffersthe test value available in each nese two sizes, both the Chev- Ton and 14-Ton trucks are g the world in popularity. he in—and see for yourself Chevrolet offers you in parison with other trucks. > the advanced, modern de- in every unit—the sturdy, size construction—the wide sty of body types. Go fora oad demonstration, and test certainty of Chevrolet’s er—its handling ease—its bility in traffic. n look over the economyrec established by Chevrolet Seo a . x a * ye " ve ‘ - ~ “ 5 ars alee ae ~ . om ae Satan ce oe Be ~* NWY . Se * a ROS B . ~ . This 12-passehger, dual control Ford x UN = Louis business men, a pilot and mechanic on a goo-mile round tri Kardex Service Corp. plant is located. It is the property of J. H. Ro OE OR SOP all-metal plane, powered by three engines, carried nine St. e BEING STEADILY INCREASED iy SE ee Ta “Demand for the new Falcon- | Knight Gray Ghost speedster add- | | ed a short time ago to the Faicon Motors Corp. line of Enight en- gined sixes, continues heavy and production has been stepped up- far in excess of the original sche- dules to keep pace with orders, says a Falcon Motors Corp. report. “The success of the Falcon- Knight six may be traced direct- ly to the unquestionable trend of motor car buyers towards cars powered by the Knight sleeve- valve engine, together with its ad- mitted longer life and freedom from the troubles so common in jother types of power plants, has established for this engine a lead- ing position in the automobile field, “In producing the Falcon- to Marietta, O., where the Rand Knight six we have placed on the Jr., president of the firm. _ American market for the first time FORD PLANE CARRIES 51. LOUISANS 10 CHIC Inspect Rand Kardex Corp. Safe Building Plant and Return Same Day. Nine St. Louis business men, and E. H, Heineman made an air- Plane flight Thursday morning, Oct. 27, to Marietta, O., where the safe building and testing plant of the Rand Kardex Service Corpora- tion was .rspected. Heineinan is district manarser of th» firm. The plane used, the property of J. H. Rand Jr., was a 12-passen- ger Ford dual control, thre--cergine monoplane, built by the Ford Mo- tor Car Co. at Detroit. Rand is president of the Remington-Rand €o., of which Rand Kardex Service Corporation ir a division. The return to St. Louis was made the same day, the 900-mile round trip taking less than eight hours uc.ual flying time. The Ford plane arrived at Lam- bert-Bridgeton Flying Field at 3 o’clock Tuesday afternoon from Detroit with a number of business men of that city on board. Fol- lowing the trip Thursday it was used until yesterday to take busi- ness men here on short cruises about the city. The Ford plane is of all-metal construction. It has a maximum cruising speed of 12¥ miles per hour, and besides 12 passengers carries a pilot and mechanic. In Pullman car, having comfortable seating quarters, lounge and is equipped with desks. HOLDING OLDS SALES SCHOOL A complete schooling in selling Oldsmobile cars is being given Salesmen of the Lambert-Graves Motor Car Co., Olds distributer. J. H. Coles, sales promotion manager for the Olds Motor Works factory branch here, is conducting the school at the distributer’s main store, 4035 Lindell boulevard. refinements it is comparable to a GRAHAM BROTHERS TRUCKS =| trouble since its establishment in a Knight engined car selling in the $1000 price class.” 1917.” BUILT BY EXPERT WORKMEN . “Graham Brothers, truck divi- sion of Dodge Brothers, Inc., de- votes 400,000 square feet of floor space at Evansville, Ind., to build- ing truck bodies for its trucks, In this plant, a corps of engineer de- signers and experienced body build- ers has been constantly at work for years developing the bodies for Graham Brothers trucks,” says a factory statement. “Conditions at this plant are close to ideal for economical pro- duction of high quality truck bod- ies. Close to the great Southern hardwood forests, Evansville has first choice of the finest timber at small cost for’transportation. Coal mines are located within a mile of the factory and the Ohio River furnishes all-water transporting steel from Pittsburg. But probably the chief advantage is the presence of a great force of master work- men in the art of wood-working and cabinet-making. having grown up in the carriage and furniture factories for which Evansville is noted as a chief center, second only to Grand Rapids. “Seventy-five per cent of these workmen own their own homes and the annual labor turnover is practically negligible due to the high character of the men and the excellent conditions under which they work. Only the best work- men are employed and long, faith- ful service is the rule. There has never been a strike or any labor “PERMANENT - BUILT” ‘N Bungalory Garages New Models Now on Display SPECIFICATIONS—2 large double windows; one 4-light glass service door; 2x4 studding, 2 feet on center; 2x4 rafters, 2 feet. on center and well braced. 3-Ply Slate Cote Roofing Alley entrance doors are mill made, 1% vertical grain fir, either glass or panel hung on Richa Wilcox box rail track, that can be opened without going through yard service door. self-locking. NEW CASH PRICES . 2-Car Size, 18x18 =e ml $275 1-Car Size, 10x18 cea “935 Literature Sent on Request Office, 6220 Ridge ; See garages on display at 6220 Ridge. Open Evenings and Sundays OLD FENDERS MADE NEW Repaired and Enameled. Fenders and bodies re . gm, cats while you wait. (Nod — We do all fender work for the prin- &. a saving. Perfection Enamel Corp. 3663 Windsor Place Lindell 8672 TIRES Goodrich Silvertowns Liberal Allowance on Your Old Tires GREENE’S ORIGINAL 12-PAYMENT PLAN ee on CREDIT 3300 Washington 404 N. 9th St. 923 STATE STREET. EAST ST. LOUIS, ILLINOIS 3246 S$. Grand Manufactur WAGNER 3029 LOCUST ST. “Its operation ts controlled by 4) HYDRAULIC BRAKE SERVICE Increased floor space, added equipment, and. fac- -trained mechanics go to we Service that we offer to the public. ers of, and National Service Organiza- tion for, Lockheed Hydraulic PARTS FLUID RELINING FACTORY BRANCH OF ° CORPORATION the Super Brakes. ELECTRIC JEFFERSON 0495 for the Winter. $t. Louis JEfferson 0054-1453 Don’t wait—now is the time to have your Radiator cleaned out Auto Radiator Co. 3326 WASHINGTON AV. b Hore eet dione NARSAU, N. P TRAVEL AND RESORTS : Beautiful Balmy Bahamas Palatial, Fireproof, Overlooking Emerald Seas Every Outdoor Sport Open all vear A SPECIAL SAILING To ™ RIVIERA, ITALY,» EGYPT CARINTHIA from N.Y. Dec. 3 A most opportune sailing for travellers to the Riviera, Italy, Greeve and Egypt. ihe Corletile -o3 eee ee ; for world cruises, with every conceivable comfort for the pi Panga ob cnay eo Dagmar nee now none eben calle ea Vitedunadntioniey ath the epicure. Q The Carinthia calls at V Piraeus, Alexandria, Gibraltar. N First Class $250 up. Intermediate 2nd Class $120 up. CUNARD anp ANCHOR LINES Your Local Agent or 1135-37 Olive St., St, Louis, outdoor summer long—where perpetual ~~ ek i é i tt I g, - é 9 i

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Using Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur SRAFTING INCREASING --- Bed grafting as applied to rub- ber cultivation is being rapidly de- “or ; 2 eloped and statistics show that a that loses LS COIOT Bt a thereby the annual yield is to be or when it faces, turts § a ee i lifeless, is enused br a laggy ’ ; i bss 7 > . pacr in the hau estimates that the ultimate yield made up 3 mrs cEre ="; .. ..3 Of the latest planted areas with Sulphur ham com eae Ramey budded sock on its plantations im beautiful, os 7 Sumatra and Malaya, will be 1000 and men when % — pounds per acre, per annum, 4s that beautiful GarK compared with 350 pounds whicb is so attractive, the average yield of rubber old-time recipe. pS a the world over. wines J = “Our own plantations yielded 441 : pounds per acre in 1926,” says C. B. Seger, president of the United States Rubber Co. “The large yield acre, war Werk plantations ire improved by her ingredients by tore for a bottle | of ** Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com- ponnd.?’ This darkeus the hair so naturally, so evenly, that nobody can possibly tell it has been applied. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morning the grav hair dis- appears; but what delights the ladies with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com- | pound is that, besides beautifully | darkening the hair after a few ap- plications, it also brings back the gloss and Justre and gives it an ap- | pearance of abundance, application of fertiizers, seed selec- tion and other Scientific methods we have followed since we started operations in the Far East in 1910. the 1000-pound mark. the United States rubber tions more than 30,000 acres are or highly selected. seed. is greater than all the rest of the world together has planted in | budded stock, and when ‘into full bearing. ADVERTISEMENT {jk or DRUG HABIT | acre that the company is obtaining " CURED FOREVER ORNOPAY.' from its 52,000 acres of earlier will greatly in- crease the already large yield per | ull treatment sent on trial Cas) . : é So é Sia be queen secretiy in privacy of home. | plantings, now in tapping. Guaranteed to bartish forever al] desire “The real problem in budding is to find a strain which will not only Costs $2.00 if cures. nothing if fails) pon true to yield through succeed- Save bim from poison. STANDARD LABORA- — B. : 5 u : TORIES, Sta. N-72 Baltimore, Md. ing generations of trees, but in — other desirable characteristics as iwell. It takes several generations 'of trees to be sure that a strain for whiskey. cin. wine, home brew, Moonshine. opium, morphine, heroin, paregoric and laud- auum. ADVERTISEMENT ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ANNUAL RUBBER YIELD Produce on our plantations is due to the} it is to these that we look to in- |} crease the vield of our acreage to | “Of the 83,000 acres planted by planta- | planted with either budded stock | This area | it comes | | » SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927 nxn ; | «* e\ * Question: Why is emulsi- fied cod-liver oil so very help- ful in nckets ? | Answer: Because it is more The United States Rubber 2. perfectly assimilated and more efhciently helps the body utilize the natural lime SCOTT'S in foods and milk, necessary per to make strong bones. Give EMULSION > om 2a | ADVERTISEMENT Since 1869 ALLEN’S | SALVE has healed more old sores than al other salves combined. It ie the mos the bottom uD. By mai] 65 cents Be - | } ry of loLD SORE ULCERINE } t powerful salve known and heals sores from Grawing out the poisons. ok Fr 2. P. ALLEN MEDICINE CO.. Dept 4-9. St. Pan! Winn. 9x12, Cleaned atte 9x12, Ghemically Cleaned__ $3.00 ee use Leg Sores' | SCOSE METHOD is the most powerful healing ever devised for heal- . . . ‘has all the desirable characteris- | method A Simple Application | ingLegSores. Stops pain. You | tics, including high yield. “We now have, as the result of That Dissolves Blackheads : | walk and work again in com- fort. In spite of age, severity or No more equeezing and pinching to get '10 years’ work on budding experi- | stubborness it forces circula- rid of those ugly blackheads. Get a little Ca! | ments, segregated 27 strains which | onite powder from any drug store eprinkle|) we have approved and which we a little ons bet, wet cloth rub over the /are using exclusively in all of our blackhead will be dissolved away entirely new plantings. ber in all British India, including JUMPING PAINS | Burma, in 1926 was 22,813,285 | ] ; pounds. The United States Rub- | Rheumatism ber Plantations, Inc., produced 22,- | Makes You Vell 30s.360 pounds in that year, or. Yes —in 7 RUVO makes you a new man! approximately the same amount. pains, aches and twinges are gone’ MOON WINS ARGENTINE ~~ 9B-MILE STOCK GAR RACE. A Moon touring car, driven by ican race driver, recently won the stock car race at Buenos Aires, An account of the vic- i tory i ¢ ADVEETISEMENT _ | Bresler & Co. TREATING IABETES by diet is spevely treating symptoms and Class se. Naturally if you take no he system | Moon Motor Car Co. “B” (Moon's class), Tre ww | showed up at the starter’s signal. suger te excrete. My book ‘EAT AND GET WELL’ | After the first few rounds of the | race a burned out connecting rod telling stop useless starving and Caused car No. 5 to drop out. From how ly eat what you need will be sent this point on a ; TREE ts eny diabetic «offerer. Write M. P 0 the speeding cars 28. 229 W. 42d St. New Changed positions numerous times | |as their drivers fought for first | | place. Springolo in his Moon touring car was in the lead and held it to the end of the race. Springolo’s time for the 28 miles was 31 minutes, 8 4-5 seconds and his average Speed was 54 m.p.h. GARDNER MAKES INTERESTING TEST RUN IN AUSTRALIA “Reports of a record run by a stock Gardner eight-in-line broug- ham at Sydney, Australia, have just reached this country. The car in which the run was made was a Stock Gardner model in every re- spect, and its performance was so Interferes with General Health and Business Ability IRSONS afflicted with rup- | ture cannot develop their full | capacity in either mental or physical work. Why continue to suffer? The Lewin Method, Non-Surgical, eures Rupture, It is scientific and has stood the test more than 35 years here in St. Louis. Men, women and children cured. Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 Saturdays: 10 to 12 and by Appointment. Consultation Free. WM. A. LEWIN, M. D 670 Star Bidg., 12th ». aan = re , di > : CR FA 6a OS . OS we — F rte & ey : —= Mint > oC) y = - - Lm | IC ree ee _ ~ eae Se —— hoe meer Ne : TLS ry “a - ESA me . Open Evenings by Appointment Phone MAin 3465 Your home will be brighter and you will be happier with this luxurious daven- port and two beautiful chairs.. A Kroeher Bed-Davenport because you furnish two rooms for the price of one. The davenport opens to full- size bed with an excellent spring. We show all the newest coverings. It will pay you to see this amazing value before you buy. Suite 1s an economy fume ST. LOUIS. MO queen the slow-running feat, had to be re- simply a fluke achievement,”’ Fenton, and the run made over | ithe lower South Coast road to the | ; ? Hair Grow? : i\Campbelltown. and a half mile pull, was made in | 700 yards, 350 yards-at a very slow incidentally, that the performance . “The car rly ll moved so slowly and ithis test that the official observer \picked up rapidly and covered the first | 350 yards of this rolling test was 5 minutes 17 seconds; its time for the next 350 yards, 29 seconds. “The average gasoline consump- tion for the 110-mile run, was 17 miles to the gallon.” Chandler Crankcase Easy to Drain. “It is not necessary to ‘get out and get under’ to drain the crank- case of any Chandler motor. A drain valve is located alongside the power plant. Turning the handle opens the drain at the bottom of the crankcase and the oil is emptied in a few seconds,’ Says a statement. 2 G0., 95-F, Sain L, Hew Yor oa ees poe cat ee ee “At the beginning of tenth lap, Judged By England’s Leader Miss Leslie—Sutton, chiefj udge of the Charleston contest for !Engiand, writes: world today would never have happened if I had not taken care of my health. the poisons of constipation. Your mild laxative has been of valu- | able assistance in keeping my systemin | a daily healthy condition.” Famous Old Recipe for Cough Syrup Eesily and cheaply made at home, but it beats them all for quick resuits. “My unique position in the dancing | I constantly had that tired out, de- | | Pressed feeling, with sick headache, | | Indigestion, biliousness caused by | Thousands of housewives money usually spent for cough prep- arations, by using this well-known old | recipe for making cough syrup. It is | simple and cheap but it has no equal have |§ found how to save two-thirds of the | B St. Louis Hot Blast = The most remarkable ke or wood. MY Tt OOTY . ~~" ais eater ever made. Burns oke airtight | s draft—will coal bill in Heater at $30 to is its equal. for results. It gives immediate reiief, | usually stopping an ordinary cough in 24 hours or less. Get 244 ounces of Pinex from &ny | druggist, aa it into a pint bottle, and add p to make a full pint. If you prefer, in oR sugar syrup | use clarified honey, instead of sugar | syrup. Either way, it tastes good, keeps perfectly, and lasts a family a | mone, time. s truly astonishing how quickly | it acts, penetrating through every air | lungs— | ns and raises the phlegm, soothes ssage of the throat and and heals the membranes, and gradu- ally but surely the annoying throat | tickle and dreaded cough disappear en- tirely. Nothing better for bronchitis, | rseness or bronchial asthma. Pinex is a special and highly con- | ’ enuine Nor- | Way pine extract and palatable guaia- col, wn the world over for its heal- | centrated compound of effect on membranes. © avoid disappointment, ask your rist for “2% ounces of Pinex” with directions. Guaranteed to give abselute satisfaction or money a Piner Go, Ft. Warne, Ind, “4% for Coughs Buck’s Gas Range With Kitchen Heater | Liberal Allowance for : Your Old Range Just the Range for a chilly morning Has kitchen heater. four gas burners and hich shelf. \fm =the most complete Range for | the money ever offered. Large oven, excellent baker. : Exceptional values in newest designs.... Closing Out 45 Rugs $30 Brussels Rug—9x12 Ft. 3 I 6 7 3 $29 $50 Axmi: R lap rich-l wage te $3 4 Pay $1 Down—Balance Monthly i Good-wearing Rugs in pretty patterns.... $45 Velvet Rug—9x12 Ft. Unusual Phonograph Bargains! FREE — 12 Latest Selec- tions and a Blue Bird Din- ner Set Free. . ’ « . _ sei + > " ~ — ; Oude LHe price can ©€U Adee eee 4 — Ci€ar tone ana Gai sa } c UJ right . oOce Pay $1 Down—Balance Monthly aes P 69 __ | 1102-08 OLIVE ST., 2 Doors West of 11th Street 1 40most . * - . * ra pot ewedagee dumenwas cmambemene Mba. _— UPPER LOCUST § | - © SITE BRINGS MORE) THAN STOODAFOUT 2s —_ Northwest Corner at|is | s as an Investment. owe * i ‘+2 APARTMENT HOUSE [specter BUILDING REVIVAL |‘smses i he il Forty-Eight Unit Structure, | Costing $30,000, to Be De Built in Waterman-Skink- |). er By Berry Moore. . Reflecting a broader scope of ac-/,..., realty were notably diversified i 24 character the past week, embracing |, e business and speculative invest- 4 ments, as well as apartment build- they 8 " ings and sites for projects of that | Chipley type. of r A feature was the sale Of the/ 195 northwest corner of en Nineteenth ctreets Mercantile Trust Co., Sprague, president cf the Sprague/| ous pe Printing Co. This parcel has a|The ope frontage of 29 feet on Locust with | was @ a depth of 159 feet on Nineteenth | c’ street, and a second frontage on st. Charlies street. It is occupied by @/ asa : two-story building which is to be/Sinilm remodeled for the printing com- a pany. ge Brings $1000 a Foot, ICHE The price involved, it is under-/ cluded stood, was $30,000, a trifle morei¢ 5 than $1000 a foot fon the Locust) ~ street frontage. The parcel, which noel constitutes th: key to the corner so prec far as any large building project is pre concerned, was acquired primarily as a speculative investment, obvi- cone ously because of its potential valua- ladies” tion. The grantor in the transaction a was the Albert Tevis Reyburn ¢s- 819-21 tate. a client of the Mercantile toned Trust Co., the transaction yielding} .,. +, the estate a generous profit on the) ... »+ price at which the late Sr. Rey- ~ burn acqpired it, on the eve of the) saron| big upturn in prices on Locust first -fh street. 4 The Mercantile Trust Co, has un-/ py Ma der negotiation a number of other) r atin high-class holdings in the central , zB district, improved and unimproved. | E noteworthy as showing the invest- ment trend. f 4 Another purchase of significance The was that of 40 feet on the north| Tea side of Lucas avenue, by Carl) avenut Pusch of the Industrial Art Co. “fits; struct also was a speculative investment} is 1 M. M. Larkey was the grantor in| now the transaction. Noel Carpenter of) equip James M. Carpenter & Co. handled | tive this transaction lo! New | Building. Vv ikem Harry Specter purchased 240) tne feet on the south side of Waterman) Mrs. 2 avenue, just east of Skinker road,} ar tr with plans for a 48-unit structure e to be known as the Skinker apart-/ st ments, involving an outlay of as $300,000. The new will comprise three, four and five rooms and will be replete with nove} and attractive features. Ja- cob Rubin & Son have been award- e1 the contract for the erection of the building. ‘ This purchase absorbs the only remaining vacant ground in this of Skinker pra 8! — thents may be , site the Grace Memorial Church and a half block west of St. Roch’s Catholic Church. The reported price was $250 a foot, a new _— Ca. : ‘ ~~ valuation for inside ground Waterman avenue. calli The Mardyke - Is represented by Walter H. Sheehan, president of the Dougherty-Shee han Real Estate Co. was the seller. Cornet & Zeibig and Sam Hamburg Jr. acted for the purchasers as in@icative of a. val struction in the @ ing field on a large scale, n : 7 the sale of 4738 Westminter place, | & 10-room residence, to Dr. Re-j 7” land F. Kelffer. The former owa-

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LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927. — PAGES 1—14B. sR ' bene ew * APPER LOCUST ST. oe Pm ae Pas i - Warren Sprague Purchases - Corner at me | a Pr, > . \ ~ 2 = = - & > oe We will hold for future delivery if Walnut Cedar st—on Sale for Chest in rich walnut $ 40 — excellent design and $1 Monthly Buys It — ty large, deep and roomy your room in addition We will deliver at for Christmas delivery ay \ ‘ ay’ \ }LUE BIRD DINNER SfT/ YOUR PURCH WITH Tg wm SE OF i - e — ef d 2 ae a 4 a Pee 3 aia ee 7 > ms) ~T Forty-Eight Unit Structure, ] Costing $30,000, to Be ie Det in: Watermain rm 2 © ‘} ~~ Nineteenth, Presumably, as an Investment. “APARTMENT HOUSE BUILDING REVIVAL _ er District. By Berry Moore. . Reflecting a broader scope of ac- “tivities in this field, transactions in yealty were notably diversified in »eharacter the past week, embracing “business and speculative invest- ments, as well as apartment build- ings and sites for projects of that A feature was the sale of the northwest corner of Locust and Nineteenth streets through the Mercantile Trust Co., to Warren R. Sprague, president cf the Sprague "printing Co. This parcel has a frontage of 29 feet on Locust with a depth of 159 feet on Nineteenth street, and a second frontage on St. Charles street. It is occupied by a two-story building which is to be remodeled for the printing com- pany. Brings $1000 a Foot. The price involved, it is under- stood, was $30,000, a trifle more than $1000 a foot fon the Locust street frontage. The parcel, which constitutes the key to the corner so far as any large building project is concerned, was acquired primarily as a speculative investment, obvi- ously because of its potential valua- tion. _ The grantor in the transaction was the Albert Tevis Reyburn es- tate, a client of the Mercantile ‘Trust Co., the transaction yielding \ * * the estate a generous profit on the price at which the late Mr. Rey- burn acq@ired it, on the eve of the big upturn in prices on Locust street. The Mercantile Trust Co. has un- der negotiation a number of other high-class holdings in the central district, improved and unimproved, noteworthy as showing the invest- ment trend. Another purchase of significance was that of 40 feet on the north side of Lucas avenue, by Carl Pusch of the Industrial Art Co. This also was a speculative investment. M. M. Larkey was the grantor in the transaztion. Noel Carpenter of James M. Carpenter & Co., handled this transaction. New Apartment Building. Harry Specter purchased 240 feet on the south side of Waterman avenue, just east of Skinker road, with plans for a 48-unit structure to be known as the Skinker apart- ments, involving an outlay of $300,000. The new apartments will comprise three, four and five rooms and will be replete with novel and attractive features. Ja- cob Rubin & Son have been award- ei the contract for the erection of the building. This purchase absorbs the only remaining vacant ground in this block on Waterman avenue, east of Skinker road on which apart- Thents may be built. It is oppo- Bite the Grace Memorial Church and a half block west of St. Roch’s Catholic Church. The _ reported ‘Price was $250 a foot, a new high Valuation for inside ground on Waterman avenue. The Mardyke Investment Co. | fepresented by Walter H. Sheehan, president of the Dougherty-Shee- Ran Real Estate Co. was the seller. Cornet & Zeibig and Sam Hamburg | Jr. acted for the purchasers. ¥ This building project is regarded @s indicative of a revival of con- struction in the apartment build- ‘ing field on a large scale, follow- . ing in the wake of the purchase es et v= as - “fora of the southwest corner of Skinker read and Rosebury avenue by cli- ents of Wilson & Koontz, realtors, | «for a 10-story apartment building. Planned. — a. ee $150,000 Residence _ Marion L. Lambert purchased through Noel Carpenter of James _ M. Carpenter & Co., lot 24 in Port- Place, 100x250 feet, as a aite $150,000 residence. The lot ' belonged .o Perry Francis who was $1 Monthly Buys ES Robert Walsh and one to be erected > 3 & . “ah represented in the trarsaction by the Francis-Perry-Ruth Real Es- tate Co. It is situated between a Tesidence under construction for by Francis-Perry-Ruth. Noel Carpenter also announced the sale of 4738 Westminter place, & 10-room residence, to Dr. Ro- $1,038,065.IN PERMITS FOR Total of 537 Issued Since Oct. Are Mostly for Repair of | Damaged Structures. | Permits for building in the tor- nado area issued by the Building Department since Oct. 10 totaled 537 yesterday for work estimated to cost $1,038,065. Most of the permits were for re- pair of structures damaged by the tornado Sept. 29. The jobs ranged in estimated cost from $150 to $26,000 and averagdd less than | $2000. Issuance of permits for | j; work in the storm area did not | Start until Oct. 10. Before that, | the department was busy inspecting the damaged buildings. Chief In- spector John Hoffman, after the survey, said 4000 buildings were damaged, half of them badly dam- aged. CHICAGO NAVAL STORES FIRM OPENS BRANCH IN ST, LOUIS; De Mert & Dougherty, large dis- tributers of naval stores, home of- fice in Chicago, have _ recently leased from the Hafner Lumbér Co. the building 86-88 Dodk street, comprising 25,000 square feet o floor space as well as adjoining property of approxima*¥ely the same size. They repreSent some of the largest producers of the materials | they market, such as the Gillican- Chipley Co., the largest producers of turpentine and rosin, and the Kentucky Alcohol Corporation, one | of the largest producers of alcohols, | which places them in an advantage- | ous position to serve the _ trade. | The opening of the St. Louis office! was deemed advisable to . allow, cheaper and better service to their| customers. MARTIN & BREITT REPORTS 3 BUSINESS HOUSE LEASES Sicher, Groom & Co. have con- | cluded negotiations through Martin | & Breitt, for the storeroom at 1203 Washington avenue. The new quarters embrace 2000 square feet, which will be made into a modern | showroom. | Ziebol-Belle Millinery Co., a new | ; i ; ] ' concern originated to manufacture ladies’ popular-priced hats, taken a long-term lease on the en- | tire sixth floor of the building at} 819-21 Washington avenue. The| lease was made for Kessler & Kolb. Martin & Breitt represented both parties. Baker, Carver & Morill, Inc., has | taken a long-term lease on the| first-floor storeroom at 321 North | Third street.” The lease was made | by Martin & Breitt for the Mende Printing Co. ENLARGEMENT OF TRELLIS TEA ROOM IS COMPLETED The enlargement of the Trellis | Tea Room at 453 De Baliviere | avenue, which has be@n under con- | } | struction for the last three months, | is now completed. The tea room, | now twice its former size, is equipped on a modern and attrac- | tive scale. It is operated in con-'/| pection with the Ranelagh and /§ Wilmar apartments, in which it is | incorporated. It is operated cy | Mrs. Minnie Housam, owner of the | apartment building. The Wilmar, a modern fireproof structure, was recently completed | as an addition to the Ranelagh. | The new tea room offers complete | restaurant facilities. | FRANCISCUS FIRM TO HAVE Earl Dean, president of the Dean | Realty Co., has been appointed | to represent the loan department | of the Franciscus Realty Co. in Webster - Groves, Glendale and Kirkwood, the company recogniz- ing the advantage of a branch of- | fice in the suburban field. This | is an additional service the Fran- ciscus Realty Co., the St Louis loan correspondent of the Pruden- tial Insurance Co. of America, is offering. Office in this connection will be located in the First Na- tional Bank building in Webster Groves, and at 205 North Kirk- wod road in Kirkwood. MAX FISHMAN BUYS CORNER AT EUCLID AND LACLEDE Max Fishman has purchased through John L. McDowall the southeast corner of Laclede and Euclid avenue. The improvements consist of four separate buildings of stores and flats, renting for $15,- 000 per annum. Josephine Shaff was the seller. The property brought approximately $160,000. | The lot 106x177 feet was original- | fy sold by McDowall to John Beach Lane, who improved the corner. This last transaction represents the sixth sale of this property by John L. McDowall. Fiats sold by Wenzlick Firm. The Albert Wenzlick Real Estate Co. reports the. following sales: Double flat at 3322-24 Clara ave- nue, for Union Realty an Con- struction Co. to G. Pilgram; single flat at 2137 Stansbury avenue, for a Tt 4 vhat Al ; im in BUILDING iN TORNADO AREA 10 | realty operations On a@ more com- | prehensive scale. ‘among others, the large five-story ‘the Mulliu-Walters Realty Co., asa ' speculation, predicated on the pos- | sibilities of this district in. connec. ‘tion with the City Plan Commis- have |, |Darst Realty Co., one of the oldest lof the |is this department that he is taking 'charge o* | from more & Co. | Laiversity City is Lough’s first un- , dertaking with his new connection. | The | nearing completion. | of the residence 11 Lenox place, be- ide tai 12 a bath SUBURBAN LOAN OFFICES ts0 siceping porches and sunroom SS $350,000 Apartment Building to Replace Structures Leveled in the Recent Tornado _ ARCHITECT'S drawing of apartment for Negroes being erected at southwest corner of Sarah street and Enright avenue; this is the largest new building so far announced in the ‘district wrecked by the recent tornado. BUSINESS AND APARTMENT BUILDING DEALS MARK WEEK Mullin-Walters Transactions Indicate Re- vival of Comprehensive Operations in Realty Market—Several Sales Reported. Transactions in business and apartment buildings were a feature of the week, indicating a revival of These included, commercial building at the north- east corner of Third and Chestnut streets, purchased by David Beckitt and William B. Harrison, through sion’s plans for its reclamaticn. The price was not disclosed. The Funston apartments, a five- story fireproof structure, at 4459- 61-63 Olive street, have been pur- chased by R. W. Artman through the Mullin-Walters company. The consideration, it is understood, was $300,000. Bert Casserly was the grantor in the transaction. The building, which comprises 56 mod- ern efficiency apartments, was pur- chased as a permanent investment. ! Sale of the Summer apartments at 4466-74 Cook avenue to Norene O’Connell, also was announced by the Mullin-Walters company. The building belonged to George Siem- ers, This building, recently com- pleted, is eccupied by Negroes. A sale showing the broader scope of the market was that of a build. ing comprising four stores and ten apartments at 3975-77-79 and 4001 Delmar boulevard. The purchaser was aclient of the Mullin-Walters company whose name is withheld. Another transaction involved the southwest corner o: Twenty-third and Mullanphy streets, which was acquired by the M. H. Specialty Novelty Co., Inc. This is a vacant lot with a frontage of 84 feet on Mullanphy and a depth of 130 feet on Twenty-third street, and is available for a factory. A modern three-story building at 1311 South Broadway also was sold through the Mullin-Walters com- pany. The names of the buyers were not announced. E.C, LOUGH JOINS FORCES | OF JOSEPH DARST COMPANY | E. C. Lough has just recently | become affiliated with the Joseph | firms in St. Louis. Lough is ex- perienced in the subdivision branch real estate business and it as general manager, coming to the Darst Realty Co. Chicago where he acted in the same capacity for W. H. El- The development of Darstdale in improvements are rapidly 11 Lenox Place Sold. Cornet & Zeibitg report the sale longing to Eugenia H. Edmunds, to Goeffrey A. Kimball. The resi- and was purchased by Kimball for a home. He was represented by R. A. Boyle in the transaction. HIGHER-TYPE INVESTMENTS SOUGHT BY AVERAGE BUYERS David I. Weinberg. president of the Weinberg & Weinberg last 30 days indicate keener inter- est by the average home-seeker and investor in higher types of homes and investments. Among sales reported are: 3756- 5&8 South Broadway, two stores and two apartments, Abraham Kanter to Anna Hurwitz; 4555 Lewis place, 6-room brick bunga- low, Jack Stocker Jr. to John En- gler; 2310 South Broadway, store and flats, Friedman & Shickman. to Phil Fixman; parcel of ground near southeast corner of Four- teenth and Morgan streets, to the City Towel Co. as. site for new plant; 714 Kingsland avenue, Uni- versity City. 3-family apartment, Nash Amusement Co. to Isabelle Sutter, for $25,000. The firm also reports closing loans aggregating more than $50,- 000 in the last 10 days. New and j Per Day . Rates ae : 1" ; ’ ‘ 13 a US @ asa @ ~-s Sa = mh Se ee ee NORTHWESTERN HOTEL 200 ROOMS WITH BATH — (FIREPROOF) | Per Week. .$8.00 and $12.00 Excellent Meals, 75c, $1.00. 4919 Nat’! Bridge, Just East of Kingsh’way Hi Modern . $1.50 and$ 2.00 SER VICE The prospective borrower who appreciates promptness and efficiency will find sat- isfactory response in dealing with us in all matters per- taining to MORTGAGE LOANS Long term loans Privilege of prepayment No commission Real | Estate Co., reports sales during the | JOHN H. GUNDLACH CO. TO HANDLE BUNGALOW PROJECT The John H. Gundlach & Co., Carl G. Stifel, president, announces the completion of six new bunga- lows in Brugge’s Subdivision, 5900 west on the Natural Bridge road (Darby avenue) and two blocks north. In this section the builder, John J. Cochran, has completed 20 new bungalows, of which 14 are sold and occupied. They are numbered 3918 to 3928 Philbrook street. The Gundlach company will fi- nance the entire outlay and handle the sales. Castleman Avenue Fiat Sold. J. I. Epstein & Son report hav- ing sold during the past week a single flat and a residence. 3919 Castleman avenue; a single flat of 5 and 6 rooms, separate furnaces, on a lot 30x125, for D. A. Noonan to Miss Nellie Hume, and 6627 Per- shing avenue, in Ames place, a two and one-half story stucco residence of eight rooms, with two-car ga- rage, on a lot 500x137, for Mrs. F. E. Maxwell to G,. L. Long. Yeckel, Earickson & Co. Sales. Yeckel. Earickson & Co., Ine., reports the following sales: Brick residence, 3520 Texas avenue, for Anthony Holtmann to William Woehrle; frame bungalow at 3945 Delor street for Florence E. Har- well to Teresa Vorholt: brick cot- tage at 4036 Phillips avenue for Edw. J. Sparwasser to Wm. T. Cratin: brick bungalow at 911 Wilmington avenue for Henry Glaser to John Dohrman; brick flat at 3433 Pennsylvania avenue for Lena Wunsch to Henry L. Mueller. AT SARAH AND ENRIGHT Four-Story Building for Ne- groes to Be Erected at Sarah and Enright. The largest new structure to be erected in the area devastated by the tornado of Sept. 29, so far annuvunced, is a four-stor} apart- ment for Negroes, on the south- west corner of Sarah street and Enright avenue. Cost is given as about $350,000. This is one of several modern dwellings for this race in the last several years. It is regarded as a contribution to the housing prob- lem for Negroes, which has been serious and was rendered worse by the destruction of many houses in this neighborhood. E. J. Rus- sell, chairman of the City Plan Commission, recently predicted in the Post-Dispatch that apartments and flats would be the logical de- velopment in most of the storm- swept distriet. A house and large yard former- ly occupied the site of this apart- ment. This structure was de- molished by the tornado. The lot measures 104x155 feet. There will be accommodations for 86 families. in suites of one, two and three room... Reinforced con¢rete will be used for the frame and tapestry brick for the exterior walls, with terra cotta trim. There will be eight stores on the lower floor on the Sarah street front. Steam heat, electricity, gas and incinerator serv- ice will be furnished tenants. The building will be completed in six to eight months. Duncan & Garrison are the own- ers and builders of the project, which is being financed by the Bush-Burns Realty Co., 1105 Chest- nut street. The architect is M. D. Garrison. Watson-O’ Rourke Report 10 Sales. The Watson-O’Rourke Reaity Corporation reports the following sales: 4554 Morganford, single flat ,for a client to Joseph Muss- ler; 9221 South Broadway, single flat, for William J. Kaiser to Theo- dore A, Albrecht; 2319 South Comp- ton, brick residence, for Konrad Hartl to J. Harry Hartmeister; 4047-49 Shaw, double flat, for Louis Leventhal to Philip Bauer; 3703 California, brick cottage, for Clayton L. Evans to a client; 6724 Morganford, brick bungalow, for a client to Theophile Harnist; 4158 Fillmore, brick bungalow, for Sol Pattiz to John Shock; 3531 Giles, single flat, for Lottie Blase to Thomas Fitzgerald; 5043-45 Chip- pewa, double flat, for Sydney R. Lewis to a client, and 4045 Giles, single flat, for George T. Kurz to Sebastian Pachhuber. to fill Title Guaranty Building 706 Chestnut Street Phone MAin 1218 Office suites, location particularly adapted to Finance Companies, Realtors, Contractors and Lawyers. few remaining vacancies, decorate suites to meet tenants’ desires. In order we will artistically ee | —————————— Ey The Mercantile Trust Company has a department organized espe- cially for the handling of First Mortgage Real Estate Loans. Amount of loans limited only by proportionate security. Prompt action given to invited. applications. Applications for loans on well- located improved property are $340,000 APARTMENT | B-STORY APARTMENT and Cabanne Avenues — Backed by Harry Rhodes. ; Plans have been made for an | 8-story apartment building project, | with garage in connection, for the | northeast corner of Cabanne and | Belt avenues. A fireproof structure, with ele- vator, of 98 suites alternating in four and five rooms, is contem- plated. A cafe, for which space on the first floor is to be allotted will be a feature. Harry Rhodes is behind the project, the plans for which have been prepared by F. G. Avis, archi- tect. PLANS COMPLETED FOR NEW DEAF SCHOOL BUILDING As previously announced, plans have been completed for the con- struction of a mew building for the Central Institute for the Deaf on a site recentiy purchased for the institute by the Henry R. Weisels Co., Inc. The new building will have ac- commodations for 100 resident pu- pils and will increase the total ca- pacity of the school from 125 to 175. The present buildings occupied by the institute are located at the northeast corner of West Papin and Kingshighway, on a lot 110 feet fronting on Kingshighway by 101 feet on West Papin. The ad- ditional property consists of a lot 119 feet. on Kingshighway by 67 feet on Clayton road, from the Ma- sonic Sanitarium and Training School, and a lot 30x125, adjoin- ing on the east, fronting on Clay- ton road, from Arnold A. Fuchs. The present buildings will be used as an annex in conjunction with the building. Sales by F. L. Dittmeier. The Frank L. Dittmeier Real Es- tate Co. reports sales during the past two weeks of 2204 Palm street. a brick bungalow, for John Wil- liams to Chas. C. Henson: 60 feet on the north gide of Arthur ave- PROJECT PLANNED Sit@ at Northeast Corner of Belt i Index To Classified Advertisement On the Following Pages: Apartments for Rent . Apartments, Fur. (For Rent)... ; Apartments (For Sale) . Apartments, Wanted te Rent. . Builders’ Column | Bungalows, Cotages (Sale) .. Bungalows, Cottages (Rent).... & | Business Opportunities || Business Property Waned...... || Business Property (For Rent)... 5 Business Property (For Sale)...11 Dwellings for Rent ... . & Dwellings for Sale Dwellings Wanted to Rent..... 6 Exchange (Real Estate) ...... 6 Farms, Farm Land ecceoscecuche Warmee fer Memb ociccccccseccclt™ Farms Wanted ereeseeccceses iB Financial Se eeeeesesevee AZ Fiats for Rent Cree eeeeesrebece Flats Wanted Flats for Sale Fiats, Ete.—For Colored (Rent). Flats for Kent (Furnished). .... Garages, Stables ..... Hotels Houses for Sale Seeteeeseeeeees Houses for Rent .... Houses Wanted coessece © Houses, Ete. (Colored) ........ 5 Improved Property ...........12 Loans Peceseessesse mete: Get GD ‘eccsicicciianvt Money Wanted Trrrre > | Personal Property Loans......12 Rea iKetate Wanted to Buy .... 7 Real Estate (Colored) ........12 Real Ketate—Country .........19 Real Estate (Oher Cities)...,..12 Real Estate Loans ...........12. Residences for Bent .......... & — — en mene en en **+ee eee @ cere eeaeeeeaeeere Suburban Property for Hent.... 5 Suburban Property for Sale .... 7 Suburban Property Wanted..... 6 to Frank Hard: 6039 Schulte, a frame bungalow, for Jos. BE. Jack- son; 4935 Aldine place, a four-fam- ily apartment flat, for a cilent to Frederick G, Hunn; 4946 Aldine place, a four-family apartment-fiat, for a client of A. Smith te Theo. F. Becker. FOR ADDITIONAL REAL ESTATE NEWS SEE nue by a depth of 150 feet, tn city block 4763-B. for Markus Menzer PAGE 13. Au Gratin wetness We Also Serve Noon ' Special Chicken Dinner, $1.00 TRELLIS TEA 453 DE BALIVIERE AV. Choice of Soup or Fru.t Cocktail Half Spring Chicken Fried or Stuffed Filet of Beef, Mushroom Sauce Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce ced Tomatoes, 1000 Island Dressing ~ Choice of Pie, Ice Cream, Cake, —. Tea or Milk r ROOM Beets. Hot Drawn Butter Rolls a 75e¢ Special attention given to Parties or Banquets, Luncheons and Afternoon You can’t beat our Evening Dinners—75c and $1.00—the a best wn , 40¢ and = an aM ABA gags — S sehen SS Ankh ee a ’ —* - aa . ‘ 49 ~ Soe J s -% ~~. is et wa RD ok RN RC eS SS ks Ne a * ae ay Bek, Sa as SR aa a . ¢ Ag CC a ns NO Reon ees . “> WAS Posen hed vm. x Sama ee ee *. lh be * ‘ . oe .. , A ax . ~\ 2 a hh Se, ne ae as > he Mews Rae BS oh S 3 z + ; ‘ ae - wih = Plea aS As te x ay. a . vt oe es ’ a ee + ae, i i i a - le i ti, i te ~_ Fifteen floors of modern, that offer the utmost in comfort and convenience The Daniel Boone 3733 Lindell St. Louis’ Newest and Most Beautiful Apartment Building ee ae % . See te oe ee ee ee ee ee AA | — x aA aah i i i i i ee a a handsome apartments Sati nd ck por 2-8 y- —_—s - a ee . * ot; aD Seer 5 Be aa Ps dain ewe ae Ne oe Ee RE ye AR I te Gy mim icAGh Cali INI crema | tnd F. Keiffer. The former own- | ©? was Ira L. Bratzfeller, a client _ (ft Stanley Epstein. The sale of 25 _# ScTes west oi Geyer road at John A. Nebel to Katherine Koett- lor: single flat at 4539 St. Ferdi- nand avenue, for Charies P. Witch- - pening road ames | er to «. N. Gordon; residence at / Gray de sy et <b 2406 Marcus avenue, for Carl C. is Mustaine to Niko Bediniko; cottage at 4766 Genevieve, for Theodore G. Pilgram to A. F. Lerner; bunga- low at 1432 Bredell avenue, for N. Bediniko to Cari C. Mustaine; fot on Durant avenue, for Mrs. H. | ij Benderoth to Lee Hess. oO ll OG Os el gel ayQ yg nae Blankets or - Comforters You can have all the warm bed- ding you need on our easy pay’ We offer’ as a CRUMP & TREZEVANT INCORPORATED REAL ESTATE LOANS MORTGAGE LOAN CORRESPONDENTS FOR METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. 714 CHESTNUT ST. en gg age age gag fall lta ita ei ag ast tn ee Ot cattle wayyy RI Te a a a a a ee a ee oe». : ee ab Mn ee eer ' Carpenter also negotiated a lease Of a stere at 1104 Locust street to L. Weld, a book dealer. tf ‘\ € en One ee

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SUNDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1927, , eealag SUNDAY. 2B 8 at Louis | se 1200 APARTMENTS, DW ELLINGS, | HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in These Columns Today. ccrowi:n 30. 19 — | q ~~ APARTMENTS EOR RENT DMT ae bie alti baad St EN NI Re —7 ———_— POST-DISPATCH SEP UNEETEESED , ‘ APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS S FOR | HOTELS HOTELS | APARTMENTS s FOR RENT | APARTMENTS: FOR RENT APARTMENTS FC FOR RENT att na le ee | , Southwest DELMAR 333—4 HE ete artment. PRos- McPHERSON ere floor west: 5 3 vey “T, y | inspection. DELMAR. 6327—6 modern rooms, sun Mh arg Prcain vb a ¢ jan i service: rent $45 e BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED, COMPLETE | Cee eae tiiog’ | Sraslalis. -Aubly- and floor east. ~~ ce) jer, month. Apply 1287 Hodiamont av. HAMPDEN HALL | 719 CHESTNUT fist YINENAND Dp > ry i iT WI 7 il | S 4 111e8s ceasions, Apply _Znd_ floor eas Abany 0324. eS ray! mpia Apartment )—4-room et. “stim 80 PERLATIV te : yr Seficlency, 45 “fy “modern. "Mis. “Seutil: S007 Delmar. | HORTON PL... S00 rooms, Paboom ||/ MePherson and Newstead 725 8, Skinker Road. “THE WILTSHIRE” 6 rooms, 2 bathé. ¢am aetig Mm fclency ariceets Murnlahed.” See Man- dd \ e : view (ck) a and electric reffigeration furnished; will be decorated to. suit the most ee @ pon gh r N INST. 5 available out of 52 a nis. ‘ ; 3 ILY, MONTHLY OR YEARLY RATES | Hariwood floors, tile | batd. a ge DELMAR, 5476—7 rooms and 2 baths at rest 6227, ae 3416 Union. _ a 6 rooms, 2 baths. santero ing; location, equipment and maintenance unsurpassed. Three exposurea ; - | GENE J. ALTHEIMER, WILLIAMS & anes és | BOOKS, fas Fanee. geese a: ati ter $45: a low rent; gatage; new and modern. INTERDRIVE, 740—First AS aitractive 5 rooms, 1 bath. 5638 Kingsbury Bl., “WARWICK COURT.” 8 rooms, 2 baths, sun pag — | EU ALMER, INC., 817 Chestnut st. , Dining roa in connection. th, Ae eee ewartments at the Maple- | ORHON B. & RG. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. |" jarge rooms: Murphy bed: newly deco- This jong list of five-year leases absolutely soundproof building, splendidly saulpeed and maintained: pores Unsurpassed Meals. | anil loop (Manchester car). 107 -N. Ot DELMAR, ores ae floor east, De roe f rated: concession, Delma S802, ic ae ney Pe i yg mtg Mb a gag service. Three exposures. aa . W. KERR RE ALTY Co.. : } 10 rooms, 5 baths; 2-car garage; heated; | |INTERDRIVE ms, sun room, ence an eeira- i » “BURCLIFF,” 7 rooms 2 baths, sun lien * : 3 ; ———————————————— , : (cl) | open for wow vatcenine porch, ‘breakfast. "room. FO 6B) ability. Two or five year leases. oy Fortney Rayna beautiful apartments in the West Fe pag ie . BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT ORPON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnuf. (063) - | F APARTMENTS FOR RENT West DELMAR, 7245 a niversity City) —New TEND RIVES TIE floor south, 5 M. H, RODEMYER & CO, 758 Kingsland Av., 6 rooms, sun parlor; in beautiful Univesity City $9 i * § FOR LEASE | ‘sp > Washington Univer- 3-room cificiency Senrper Murphy bed; | rooms, sun parlor, breakfast room - and 109 N. 8th St. MAin 4124 3935 Lindell Bl., 7 rooms, bath; a most convenient location vs o 2 a . LIVE DOW NTOWN am . prion on ideal location; reason, afart- ~ natin tare SI pe NR RAE og A PER LONGER SAE A AE + ne « soecbabtadnt * ane . - re 9 ls ie a: “a te sn. ge rmacy eat CT gla * ae rial is Sy eta “o> ple tae woe We ~ peas . idee er & +e. So ee ee Re 6 Cale tat 2 OB 6 2 oe? ie Se SOUTHWOOD. 6229-—-5 large rooms. Frisi- | ei’ etticiency apartments in new building: a - . a -& dll . € . ttn © —- ° u 2044R., DELMAR, 5530 ssex House,’’ lst floor | JULIAN, 5904—34d floor; 7 large beautifu. lovely rooms; sun parlor; real home; rent | |}; S¥86 MoRee Av. 3-room with 4-room efficiency: gas, electric , | _daire. tile bath PArkview rent reasonable: around corner iron two : (| ete eee eee SS west; 7 rooms, P baths, solarium; very | rooms and sup parlor: large yard and | reasonable. CAban 1982W, (c) “ AND SAVE TIME | ios atthelency euestanentas beat, | car uineg. i. RODEMYER & 60. sin choice: only one available for inspection, | lawn, MAPLH, 6804—-Third floor east; four newly-installed Kelvinators included in rental Le eeeee Ts Five-room efficiency; ready for im- Ain 109 N. &th st. ORKBON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. KENSING GTON, 5235—4 my, hardwooi] rooms; fine location; rent $65 | 4616 Lindell Bl. “CARLETON,” 3 to 6 room apartments in this ce 3 mediate oocwPane best Wee” End ca ‘ roo THE JEFFERSON i seats wi lighted Baie. | AMHERSS, YL. Lape Boren , yreduced, DELMAF R AND UNION (northw 3 gtd ) eiicers nga Sate SR RTECS wes 2S. os 9 SCOT, noo hestast, we gg imag H A a arranged and equipped buildings in the West a a dei strict. Drive out and Boog: TWELFTH AT LOCUST = |/||| NARS R. CO., 5506 Natural Bridge. SOE Tee S000 weet (between PARK “SAVINGS TRUST | CO. Clayton and | KENSINGTON: SHEA? basal rome | excelent neighborhood: Wweat’? tesalehed aes ts . erates eae ne ee 65.00. . | my Dy ot ee ee In the Heart of St. Louis || ~~ nai wenn, 0 RR AES DELMAR” Shi Ad Vicor West Fooms. PaRaEISIL a eras ara root ee abe te ae canal — - 820 Hamilton Av., 4 rooms, bath; convenient to everywhere. . ont = a ian Ww ree a Ac oil painted walis, steam-heated hy ev- ipeRhtee 650 ives se 64h 0% 60h bbe ee 0008 - REAL ESTATE TRUST CO, 5 and 6 | South 1246 / erate ts 2 sae sun parlor, heat and janitor and sun reom: aven. GArfie' | 47, large and light rooms, tiled bath, dhowers. 4733 St. Louis Av., 4 rooms, sun parlor, well-arranged; in a dacs oe Within a short walking distance || APARTMENT | FLAT-—Heat | furnished; Eight large moms; wi i put in condi- servic K . “he ger ey we . 9 able. LaAcjede $8753 (c) third floor, special inducement. See BORHMER REAL a et co. 5 and $7 Ft G205M. 3 fons, erything you can find in modernhis 3041 Lindell Bi. 4 rooms, bath; a small apartment in this most oat Dae & 1010 Olive St. of the business district. | rent reason ‘ tion; |ARSENAL, 4500—Desirabie 5 rooms, sun SINGER-KLEIN REALTY CO., 104 N, 8th 106 N. GArfield 2 (062) ' sCHWENKEBR UBALTY CGO. 909 Chestnut convenient locas show e ble place to ||| : : field 0U34 Or GArfield 0035. | Hiepy OL =T50—Firat floor: roomé, KINGSBURY, 5946—4 rooms. sun parlor: A luxurious, reasona | room; heat furnished; janitor service. GAr : DELMAR 5 prec hs fr a TBR with third floor: will daporate: immediate pos- 4910 Maryland Av. 4482 Suburban Way, 4 rooms, bath. See ve that will anneal to those who |) (cl ; SN T-~B titul 5-room apt. in 3° choice baths: ! live t (cl) | APARTMENT eau pyr j2go Frigidaire: rent including garage, $175.00; | session. PArkview 12733 {¢ Heat and janitor service included. : mforts and the rs > Vv modern. hi tien thines of lite. : | | BROAD NAL, het S=5 TOOMs One mT Southwood. ao hese south, or call PA tenant can select own decorations: only one | KINGSBUR 726—5 rooms, heat, janitor 6-room efficiency, thoroughly redecorat- |} dn-a-dor bed: . 36 io63) vyacaney: beautiful yard and modern eauip- | service: will aedaeats: concession, River- | 64: 379. -— i —= vic: ae Re Le 9 Ne || NeW SOUTH SIDE APARTMENTS. $50.) ew S000 ment: nen today, side 8353M. BANISTER R, E. CO, MAIN 0444. (¢62) ; o7 15 ms; reason- Wad Special monthiv rates as || 3844 California and 2749 Keokuk; 3 *h; will corate; ‘reasonable; open. garage; 1 maid service: homelike atmosphere: , posix pers sg nikiw ELL. GArfield 6555, quire owner, second floor. | bedroom, breakfast room, kitchen and ar janitor service: fh floor; reasonable service. Private branch telephone exchange. | eee eat ana prone 0 Fs vaniter Service. fur BUCKINGHAM CT., 4934—2d floor east; ||; bath, two_ concealed full-size beds, as CAbany gh = @ nished: fees cee BRO ve a y 61 ae gb ve b:t running water, telephone; tes) bath: will decorate to suit. A beautiful apartment ot 6 very light | || EAST HARLAN COURT |) flor eefvice. reasonable. JEfferson e592. reduced from $105. Bee this ed Fag oe room, dressing closet, and buffet kitchen; and living rotsiiy - 3 314 Int'l Lite 3) furnished: rates $7.50 and ub. +f] (ed) ry ' ) be iDEAT HOTEL meee gacest a= Reena oy memes AY. 5 rooms and sleeping porch and sun room; | || shower bath, electric, gas, heat, Not asEURY— B so—Becond floor apart- 410 N. Newstead Make your reservation now. See manager, Mr. Denar Db . ' - d itor service included. 3 : Three rooms, with 4 rooms efficiency; | will be newly papered and painted through water and jan anaes plenty, of sunlight; spur attractive ee & y LE COURT water. bath; $1 cay, $4 week up. __(cd gas, electric lights, steam heat, janitor | out. See manager at building. 7 ROOMS WITH 3 BATHS on premises. Lindell 5247, or ot 1107, Belle : rd floor five fe | rooms, in-a- o, cratiex room; rent See e to _ 1O2 - ae A Ww Washingten— service, hot water furnished; gas ranges|c. R. MILTENBERGER, 14_ N, 8th st, || Oreon E. & R. G. Scott, 800 Chestnut. PRANCISCUS” itiint gi MAin 4409, - ns 7 7 nie. $7.50; Toons With h. | and new Kelvinator included in rental. A) 4933 Buckingham Ct,—Open KINGSBURY. 574 5 large, Tight Automatic refrigeration; te walls living room and din sinvie $7. od rooms with private rea) convenient location: the enly vacancy in Nj hk: } am on i liandy f for vouriste, ( 7 _ . 5". par) - ) S ‘i ‘ ‘ ’ > 7 — - oa a " 5 CABANNE HOTEL bed; electric refrigeratiom $7: garage. | GATES hy we Pvt Ca room duplex,| ENRIGHT, 5788—4-room efficiency; an & , ban xi ee A ae hee eae is . 4 at "Tost voont ed: 2 3 bathe, 5545 es watety ee i — SON, 6 shes ut. sleeping porch; 2 garages. rom aa sublease. aod, gegen pend was, and MARLBO ROUGH a at S - CO., (c6) CHOICE EFFICIENOY : . | d redecorate: cated in the most ex- oor — electric. Apply oceupant apartmen pit a SHAT AP elusive een meenen of of on, The SIRES SET “penlor a mh yt OOF, Sah. COltax gpa aa 5857—2 eee and 7 5696 KINGSBURY “le eamas, acer renovated: “desir: PERSHING APARTMENTS , u clusive } : New: . in-he Bes See: ° Poe - “O00 ; ‘ oe homedie snasiehere, American plan. nd clecirie. refrigeration er: ae cer 3737. HOTFELDER R. & B. CO, gy epee Be Bd xaent egy ne 3-room efficiencies, $75.00, gas ||| able 5-room efficiency: 2 concealed beds; | 5386 seein: 4 Pens er full-sized beds. fompiete hotel service. Meals unexcelled. J, I. EPST & § 617 Chestnut. GATES. 5610—5 large outside rooms, Fe- | reduced: first-class condition. (c) and electric current furnished. Man- southern ey ae rent only $60. Fou d is @ Murph 3834 WASHINGTON - : i ager in evety room. Desirable rooms S37, x SEStnUs_ | “ception hall: heat, hot water, electricity ENRIGHT 41°—-REDUCED 7 ager on premises. OREON_E. & R, G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut, io an ney ie? of, . Four-toom efficiencies; th ; CATES Any BELT. quiet] | 4 it 33 so -room apartment, in- and janitor serv ice: adulte. (el) _ " » 6412— a! “D- O $80 ———————— beds. “bath with show TO} is centfall le aa aoe ; 4 4 and 6 rooms and large porehes; quiet ’ with bath, also rooms single and en sytite. cluding in-a-dor bed, electricity, gas and CATE -. 5 rooms and sun parlor, tiled bath, M. H. RODEMYER & COMPANY ean EST LOCATION |! TY. y located and convene il ae and well kept; no chiidrwi. We especially solicit couples and families. | mec ‘hanical refrigeration:, immediate pos- TES, 5616—2 rooms, kitchen and bath, | hardwood flo j 109 N. Sth St. MAin 4124 SHERIDAN APARTMENT, 4473 OLIVE 6 of the most shirestive A. best-kept downtown; only one block wesb ss 2 n oS as rrigidatre Near Clark School. Modiamont car. Ar: | session: eee Janitor. Soap) | Boat, Bot water. electricity and janitor MORKIS AACH R. CO., INC., 826 Chestnut, RENTS KEDUCED, $50 mat ig the, -ctty . tments, Th Grand. $75 per month. See i 4 a ARTMENTS res 2. aT. VINCENT OR] pe ~ | Be ; GHT. 6412—Sec ; ‘est: 7 ° 5 2 ior 4 é y not lo a ese apartments. ev Ol premises, ~ 7 5 ane, gy wh elldienr, wee, (c) | CATES, @286—4-room =“ apartment_with gin oy with’ beential a0n perlor led KINGSHIGHW AY, 1416 N.—Five rooms; 4 or 5 room efficiency; each apart: re the largest for the money in ithe city: M. H. RODEM o , — slecping porch, janitor service. DElmar]| path. extra lavatory: beautiful fixtures; modern t. meut newly decorated and painted; opposite ores ark. n° anitor. Ne 58. Ti 7 fe a 5641 Waterman, 7 rooms, 2 bathe, APARTMENTS SHAW. 4258—4 s+ aad steam heat, 1ani- | 6535. (¢) | choice corner apartment; garage, GROBETGER. MASE ak! wl C9: buildings completely renovated, includ- ||| ¥. W. DIESTELHORST 6877 weiner. aoe He OUR, bs . | ha and refrigeration. «. eg me a ss NV. 1 tend ni . r 9 ania ; : " ’ . ® ave i34— rge r SHING, 6124—5 rooms, 8un room, - r Wath omen 4 “ark: odern, downtown apartment; 4-room ef- mom efficiency and garage. Riverside RHODES REALTY CO., 1019 Pine, () reduced rent, $55. porch: put in Al senditions ‘qureis ane open porch. FOrest 7067. mM, | ROSEDALE. Ned nice, large rvoms: LERMAN, 5710—7 beautiful mas . Beautiful first floor, eee ee nveneee ; L884, CATES, 6431—Delightful corner, apart | H1ZE L. 611 —4 rooms, Moo. tional: low rental. PERSHING, G081— Attractive @ heat, hot water. low rent. B. A, Thomp- bedrooms aa Hiwor: egten Jecorated, . a Frenca doors W open Pao ga Jetior- 0 Chestnut. ments of 5 ree. newly decorated rooms.| J. j. QT F om & SON, 617 Chestnut, | SHUCHART REALTY CoO,, 814 Chestnut. 2 room; “he wiy dec orate . va be pry Bog oot an quire _3¢ foot. — — BS i pron I for oo W alermar, - 2 jit Ge Pp “ ~ EY, 3048—Now completed, janitor lding; - | os rome “rt AT RNI . lactric lant S408 ; il : 4 - .¥ vsorvien: electric, g2s, electric refrigeration, | paces: | GL, O1¢0-——New apartments, all out NGSLAND OT,, 3007—7 rooms, recep- * 303 CEDAR heat, plenty of hot water, furnished: one s;, low rer P 2 oRY RU TH. 110 N. 7th. side rooms; tile bath, hardwood floors,| tion hall, hot-water heat. gaarge: fine lu- rst floor. with arage excellent loca- cession, (c) sumerous closete: $116, POrest € ' . DON N APARTMENTS | 4 (iA" > > . f « —~ r ~ . é ~- “ " > " -_ * ; & ‘ ———— Fireproof Apartments reasonal'ec: prices 865 to $90; heated ga- | CATES, 5903—Corner apartment; « room& | Pr7EL, 6003-05-——Well-built 6-family of 6 |IOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut, | p STRSTR ot Then. Baur ROSEBURY, 0230 (De Mpn Park) — Six ‘MAN, 5598—8 rooms marae} Pa “t_ corner BF abet of the prettiest ager Secnts in city, and steam heat: up-to-date: heat furnished. |eation, Seesus for by) ; 5783—6 bright rooms; tile bath, showey; modern throuhgout,; ga- ils ; rooms, Frigidaire: garage; other desiralbe few modern 3-room efficiency apart- |74ses avalintne: our representative on prem- . : rooms aud porch; modern; bargain. hy bed. ’ 20: ae. d ? penta: bath and ¢ leetric, Murp > in-a-doe \ses il day Sunday, or Sn oan siesieiis Difiansk? ry Teht very reasonable. et xe ra) Ry rem phy be $70: bus. FOrest 435 a>? features, delightful place to live; first and ae Dg’ TEIN’ é SON, 6 che 2 5 room exity a ts S70 and jan service se apartmer mE . : = Bldg. e CFF, eo ’ PERSHING, 5555 — Beautiful U FRANCIS- PERRY-RUTH, 110 N. 7th. MAN, 5022-—Second availiable for immediate possession; THERESA. 1640 S.—dsd floor: né@ar @8- 809 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4770 4710. GEORGIAN COU RT sun parlor. sleeping sieeoh, D) a7 yom , : rooms. 2 sun rooms, UDar a near Crunden-Martin Manufactur-| ervoir Park, at Lafayette, near Grand, 4 ) for Your Inspection pe , 3 Open for p T 35-40 5660 KINGSBURY for occupancy: inquire secoal iloor erst. | 4300-01 N. AND 8, ROSEBURY WATERMAN 2509-2 a 4432 Washington; only $30 per month. ree rooms and coor bed. & 4 NRY HIEMENZ R. CO.. ntral 1371. 5539 Cates; 4 large rooms. Janitor Choice 4 rooms an open porch, “steam ‘ PERSHING, 5600—-7 pony in-a-do N, b Te Y “Fletcher bs Harris Realty Co. peek GROVE Sn lives on premises. Reasonable rent. heated apartments: rooms large enough to | 3-room = efficiéncies, $60, includes 94 Moor west: r bed, WEST OF FOREST PARK numerous closets: $115. aw Ud ment. having sun onan “A od . EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, WILLIAMS &| place y ‘nitut gas, electric current, automatic ‘ rai | Beautiful 38 and 4 room apartments, a breakfast room, kitchenette, Ly MAin 5509. __ Piivilege: 2d Cloor_north. — CALMER, INC., 817 Chestnut. piace yon, ee Sere i nee'y $80 to} | eration and local telephon i an a BESTEIN 6 HON, -b17 Chestnut, with 4 and 5 room efficieh Pinel din WATE = eee | | ay ~ eur Dae beds, Manager on TOWER GROVE. 1904 (orposite Shaws | . . $64 per month, according to location. phone calis, Man PHRSHING, 6127—6 large rooms Oo cy u ~ ATERMAN, 5817 —« 6 room 4 4 DEI 41: Nort! Betithtunt rooms. deem ery pant 5890 CATES—5 ROOMS SAVINGS TRUST CO., 4915 DELMAR. ae on yet a AS gree senate: immediate pos- ple tags Hie Ris ey aati po room, second flour. CAbany 2000m service: rent $60. See ‘ senaeinne shrine FOREST PARK BL., 4365—5 large rooms, H. RODEMYER & COMPANY sessi0n. _PArkview 0 (c) : ee DELAIDE. 3476 — Opposite © Fallon i WART. Agent. N. 11th 5 ene etal reception hall: heat, hot water, garage;}|| 109 N. 8th &t. MAin 4124 ||| PERSHING, 6015-——4 large rooms, open a pg Re 6 balks pone 70 te WATERMAN, 6611—Y‘-roor +e SF 4009 Li Park: 5 : tal | newly decorated. (¢) ‘ porch; all latest improvements; resurfaced f COretions tO Gull, Ten o rooms, 2 baths, garage and rel io, Beautiful 5-room eff 2 Murphy aig lent 5 rooms rat BES janitor services; ING BEAUTIFUL PARK weather-stripped: rent includes heat. ¢a $85. er ery modern A rab. ¢ j ‘ST PARK , aga worth while i ti bi $135 Ey he r TARRISON AND PALNI—a 4 o4 Magno; 5-room efficiency. (c&83) | rage and refriceration: open. _ 4411 FOREST PARK BL, LARCHMONT APARTMEN wy ating! lle inspection; reasonabie GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. CO 55 . aan | beds; all outside F AND PALM—4 rooms, heat, APARTMENT LEFT Ps. CORNWELL | R. ECO. 111 N. 7th. Third floor; 4 large moms, open porch: | between Clemens and Cates Lining to responsible tenant; convenient location, I $13 Chestnut co... J. M, J. M. LEVI & CO., 109 N, Sth a eG tation “tacilities, "na ire 2 } Sl aii SORE ARN ee AA mB AI em nL RE RT aA REA A ORES TERT TE ARN NS, REC EE: NITE FTA RRR ne BENS i) ANN STE AE ae ena ee NE RE AOR AA RS NEES LOI ER eA RI RN nares AIEEE BO 4 = NS e ee | oe et n RY OE PIT Ce eta re ae oe 4 4 1ot> Sap-ean . . a a ee on = ns RD RO SCS ete NOEs IAIN ~ A ie ali pie tae: janitor service; new; 805. Four rooms. bie closet: loeated opposite parkway; be- HIN " b-room efficiency, in be ‘ wo reste ; GE Pint room with open fireplace, dini PERSHING, 5526—Thitd floor: 4 rootns, i ae WATER RMAN a A CLYDE 5. FISHER R. B CO., Arends Bids. | ugul Laurette Bide © southwest corm ge od Fo wy SPF a paar cou-/ing newly papered and painted; new ‘elec- | with sunroom opened off: 2 late box | hardwood floors, steam heat, janitor serv- apartment: 21m ae 4067 _S. Grand. {c7) | Grand an ontana: low rent. includes) s+ r a . -— ~ trie stares shades, etc. Rents only $66 rooms, tile bath, kitchen with cabinet and | ice. $7: BAN BONITA. 6602—4 and & rooms. veniences; 6 rooms, Kelvinator 4 GRAND. Bs: 6 noe. mews ih, Pivenoct 0042 en oe eet} Cheat: ‘third: $83; neat Delmar. |OREON_E. & A. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut Seen! ee OOM: | 3. exposures; Gent ANDERSON -STOCKE Nos. Chestnut, Mud ae a wna t82) | gant location DKlmar 51203, | ae High Class Apartments men a fioor nort — C6: VINGS TRU F Tg SES Tr = age mage | DOs rkview 4985. (c62) te AVOY CR 31 ew 4 rooms, we WATERMA: | rep = RITIETY SS Op HOTEL SAUM SAVINGS Jet CQ. 4915 Delmar. _ FORSYTHE rat rooms, very modern ; LAUREL, 943-3 rooms, second floor; PERSHING. 7002—For lease: very clasay | mar and Union, orien right. CAbany tional a ae seaeeet ‘ a 4 FiNEST OC a on f sunroom with Murphy in-a-dor , fence n ; al apartmen conerete s 7 O' Fall Park: a itor. heat LARA, 609-615. consists of sunr t poy in-a@ gas, etc.; $65. CAbany O82. efficiency apartment; for convenience, per “— P t; ne ' A Pt Le Brooms, jauiion. heat 8. GRAND BE AT CASTLEM The Washinton Court Apartments have | bed, large living room, dining room, 2 bed- wna manenee. prominence @n@ vaiue. no ecusi: | f — ~ throughout; soundproof, hm Want BLOCK 5U decorated, &TO —_F'REPROOF._ AN. been remodeled and are now ready for/ rooms, kitchen, bath and showen, open, or _ REL, 450-——Ist, 24 and 3d floors: all | no 0, concessions offered: full value for What aps) Ane a4 : 6—New 4-0-6 room | closets; 4 and 6 rooms; I al i HINGTN, “5010 — NEW APARTMENTS APA RTMENTS com 2 a or in| call Forest arg "PEhiotd! saske owes, | fou gor arcey vai secre i be eae | pa eee sai Seek — . FOUN’ TAIN. 496: —s rooms, with porch; itle G Blac. n, Pine st. wore a : I chestam. ‘\ 3 ; : in wonderful condition; nispect today; rent lag. GArfield 3173, ARGARET APARTMENT BUILDIN BEMPLE, 1315—First of third floor each , 3 se PRAIRIE and PALM FURNISHED OR ee 5 CLARA reasonable. JOHN W. GIBSON R.’ Co., i6—"orlent Apartinent’?; sec-| “4291 Lindell bl.;. beautiful apartments; | 4 nice rooma. only half block from Prin- 6106 WATERMA, ao SHERMAN hoes 114 N. 7th. ond floor; fine &8-room efficiency; " elec- ° ote f | nd cipia and publie sehool, on street car and Seeond floor, 7 rooms, sun parlot, an | ‘ j c , ; 2, 3 and 4-room efficiency; electricity an ; pasa: Fine location, just south of Faiteround ne 4-room an Third 410 with living room dintne tricit y b Ps FURNISHED OR U Park. two blocks west of ¢ nd: veral -room, efficienc room. sun parior, 8 bedrooms, 2 baths. 1 | GOODFELLOW, 859—6 outside rooms; re-| ('ilty and gas included; $54. pon furnished very reasonable; open for | Dus line; rents $60 and #85. Bie anitor service: sult 213 Chet Oo CORNEI ~via 24-famiuy apartment: ne singléroom apartment, with’ Pull. | tile with shower. kitchen, pantry, maid’s | ception hall, first-class_condition, “(c) AB E. x R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut, | in preticn. ‘ ORBON E. & R. 860 T, 800 Chestnut. DIN_ BROS, kt tL 5 NER “Loca rooms: dining sleeve.” urph d.| man kitchen ane beth. (Furnished only), | room, electric refrigeration, 2-cat garage: | GOODFELLOW AND MAPLE—Suite in| LAUREL. 308—“Aldine” apartments, cor- | BOUGHERTY R. E. CO.. 908 Chestnut, I 3 aterman) —Ex- ~ Rental Pere § to § froning board. stove, kitchen cabinet, plenty owner leaving city: will sacrifice: for par-| Vincent apartment; 6 rooms, sunparlor, | -2¢" Pershing Hall, block University car. 7317 PERSHING. ceptional apartments” “cone te construc: : . A yg SUS oped wae Rep lt: aR ticulars see Mr. H. W. Crittenden Jr.. at | janitor: open, 5700 west. Desirable epastinent. 0 rooms; |New apartment, 5 large rooms. kitchen- | tion throughout; Taree closed , epee) 5620 Waterman; third fl " patil eegiion eR (c2 ned rvice furpishec reasonable . = and large sun parlor 2a t ette, complete with hite en: ] aeree rches; large close and @ | Tooms, sun parlor: open por ” 9 ba se D LTY © t Po oo car garage in con. | om address. 2 GOODFE! LLOW, 1293-—5 rooms, sleepnig | Open for inspection, Phone C ntral ides range, Frigidaire and built-in cabinets; rooms; rent moderate rig Lire. Con- | Will decorate to suit, ae nert at ne Toman idine ; ~ : — shiect rent reasonable; newly, decarated. garage in rear of apartmen * | cession. : HENRY R. EISELS NOw : SPECIAL IUCHART REAL Cc Chestnut LELAND, | 7563—7 rooms, Tst floor, Son Ve CHINBER d * INS e#astnnut, - MAin 4557. th oe — 4 5951-53 Ww hin tot inclosed sunparior. oF JUST THE THING sat G. Banke R's. |W THE MAYFLOWER FELLOW, 917-5) FLOOR SOUTH: | "3 Mae 4569. hak Chena (ob SOUTHWOOD. 8000 Reasittal 7 toons RMAN ‘ I er anke ag oS 4 1 ROOMS, MURPHY 13 3] J. L_ EPSTEIN ON, 617 Chestnut. | hestnut, | 5 ‘A rooms 5 W RMAN. r @ YOU HAVE BEEN —IL1_ CHESTNUT ST. __ MAjn 3046. _ 605 CLARA AV. ol TED THROUGHO ir. - HEWES Ww | ERLAND, 754—2d floor: c rooms, sun MARNE APARTMENTS — ane oan ‘parlor. 2) bathe: erage, muss - Li Ht. ROOMS — sunparior: 6 closets, arlor; every conveniente; garage; M4 Large living room, breakfast roo B! T._ 112 N. 2TH. | 4? : 5: MAin 4645. 7 | LOOKING FOR ™, ||! ere i Wiishi” cheatul A. G. BLANKE RK. E. OO., Til Rodden y 5528 PERSHING. 845 This attractive first-floor aparttiem. g P aha F o kitchen, dressing closet and bath. ral LELAN = Cezy, attractive and comfortable apart- Hi m | ] a ; - ‘ , SLAND, 800—New, 5-room efficiency; 7 allab . Tt Northwest rer Grand ai gh ass Apartments NEW RENTS, $65 AND UP. 2d floor apartment of 5 rooms and sun | “fooma large. light, airy; rent $65. MAin ment, at ” gh hey both furnished and 6847-51. STANLEY AV. owner on premises from 10) a. Ms & ‘ad A Also one 7-room efficiency with 2 room, in choice location; only $65 month, ’ unfurnished auager on premises, CA nla tater pat OA oe aa? fine 5-room efficiency; hard- baths. These rents include fuel, including janitor as open, £645. , - New 6-room apartments, just completed | 2% none, CAbeny 58714. ficors, tile Path. steam beat. Ren floors, tile bath, gas, electric gas, electricity, refrigeration, run- BRADLEY & QUIN 706 Chestnut. . 5510 PERSHI? 1G J and modern in every respect: heat and berg, 5901 Waterman. Pe ‘cate wells ‘Susene eds. refrigerators, gas stove, Murphy bed, ning ice water, clocks and radio. AMILTON, 1: room efficiency, 700 LELAND janitor service; rent $60.00; garage $5.00.: on STANLEY EPSTEIN, ING. 7 is Joset pulled { janitor service, 4466 Castleman Av., Each apartment equipped with floor, 2 Murphy “beds, $60. See owner Beautiful 5- Two fn apartments; first - third e rary wes 4 _heetnut. fi fog bonean: apace, n iron- corner of Maury. $60, $65 and $70— i} twin beds with box springs. on_ premises, utiful S-room apartment; 2d floor; | floor; nd 4 roms, 2 Murphy beds oes: ’ Ave. A 70-8 large TOOme: ; modern wil C . heat and sanitor ‘sert am Tent re ble, | each: ' 5 : . | lease, Conimission. “ OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, HAMILTON, 1163-00-—3-foom elficiency 0. PANGBU BN, Rea tor, a483 Doe: Seelig ereie” Viste and $70; heat and Mullin- Walters Realty Co. eit +e garage; oft ao le 0. E " W shit roa f0l—- J. W. RR CO. 800 Chestnut St g "peau = + £68 and wAin 2604 KERR .OF et Main 2 . apartments: heat, eas and électrie fur+ | —__.. (c62) PAN BURN, REALTOR, $50 per month . 7) nished, esol, concession. GLICK, healtors, | LIMIT —6-room_ modefn apartment; _GAbany $400, 5733 Delmar, bg te ge > ag hy rege, oy rei | toome _ Pang $75; 0 - dd == 22. Ch : decorate to sui it; 37 J | or _% (¢ “py DURINSKY REALTY CO. PENS Se fla MILTON -T2RORE 7 2 danitor service. 6186 PERSHING By AC SE Te toume. Frixidaire, | QRHON_E. & R. G. SCOTT. § igh schol 4 Wainwri ht lag. : “room. A 0 or 8 rooms: | LIMIT, 714—=First floor, wee Sout! - | ‘ agent there, 2 to 6 Sunday; newly painted | “Murphy bed: floor, north: 8 fooms,| eautiful 6-room apaftment, heat ; re F. 745—Second ; and ered; $80 and tric refrigeration; con- janitor sefvice; rént reasonable to reliable | & i $4 floor, $101 floor: ry 2 . ‘ e ri SE #6 Da l ‘ ‘ Fr’ ® rooms: S80: fine i APARTMENT —4 Poom efficiency: mod- sw mee oan, 108,” «| ORE IN Ee de RG. SOT, wn ut. venient “te, Catholic sheet enna, nO Bar YR 7 ane 3 Pchemtnut, | first floor, 80: will he put if : 30). | WS ees ee 1: 558 —Newly remodel 5- ay INF J. ALTHEIMER WILLIAM 0. PA NGDURN. Realtor. 5783A Delmar RA ner s (06-7 rd floor north: condition. MATHPWs REAL Northwest large es dress: CLEMENS, 6261—Second floor. 6 rooms, } room apartments: heate new kitchen, ALMER, INC., 817 Chestnut 8 & —cAbdbany $4 00, (cq) rooms and bath: + Four! 00., 24 floor, 615 Cheetnu a. J close t and ba ; On qe Kingshigh- bath. garage: newly decorated; high-class | bath, shower, automatic re rigeration: rose- 2% 3211/1) a M la Apt 5500 P hi . DN , WEST MINGTE? 3 ——. rental $40, App! 443 . | building: ay $115; concession colored Artcraft bedroom; $75, includin noe and Vandeventer, Kenri LOTLAa JAPU8S.——0v0 ersning ee ab 28 NSTER, 57 heat » and: light : ni vapDly #51 ee ON E. & R. G SCOTT. 800 Chestnut, | garage. Apartments FNS Square Newly caromnes 5-room efficiency; 2/|* Fy ‘ oo &. low rent. | 7299) : - " HAMILTON, 868-—¥F1 : wo NSPECTION, Murphy beds, heat and janitor service; ‘ j herds ER. 57%3— aa , ght, ~& ye 4 one. fu in Ry BBO CLE SMENS. 6 62 rt Ai ee floor ¢ast: 8 | each 6 rooms, locale’ ona tanees "ol Four-room etfici y: ; _| gas furnishe ' also garage: rent very rea- BATH, at, F | ain entirely redecorated: janiter - phone furnished. { aD ERBON. loro eee My SBUERMANS. put in first-class order: rent right: ss siete. kitchenette, : dressing 6 sonable to reliable parties: f ' 0 a ER AX ; Murnhy bed: real bareain. ANS N a 80 sae ae ee concession to desirable tenant. bath; rental includes heat. gas, light, elec. | Bunda from PANG a . partment, 5 "ome §_ Chestn € OREON E. & R. G, SCOTT. 800 a tric refrixeration and incoming phone calls; EAL OB TS3A Siclcion CAbany 4 (ons . Idea) apartment for couple ar Pr — | i Nat te ae go a Sng I et ae EO HAMILTON. 1023 (Apts, 18 and 28)—4 | ines, 3 “3 ve Mlnde tee ADARE On Meh0) | PLYMOUT BUS3 Modem 2 roe THE SENA Tr | target etn! rm antag peer smosetn: neat furnished: apie 051 Bartmer av.: 4 rooms, heat and |iC¢box, built-in cupboards: near car: heat | “parche ara tAbany. $6089, C283) services GAbany bape heat and Janitor 4528 WESTMINSTER E, CO, LAciede 4313. * | janitor service, $60. ee 228. and $57.50: mm iy. 36985. __(c83) 1 hal 265 Union Boulevard. lar Ra anartment for a ee STOLTMAN R, B. CO., I cPHERSON, — adem. 5 1 5 rooms and MAURETANIA | . ee : ficenroot: 7. 6 and aere pb Be ir “os cine” above “- rooms, modern; SORE 1 1 or_call owner, CAbany 6152 sfusroom, rat nes 8. me: FA. y ty; “£0 DIA LANE, O27A—3 rooms avd y c . 5 Second west, 5 rooms, ls compar: —t- : — . ad room: Murphy_ bed, stove, ice mag HAMILTON AND ETZEL complete _ rat nt $75; open, 5540 PERSHING able with ore rales homes in bawdy arrange: heat and hot water furnished, PArkv iow Four Rooms and Sun Room $65, McPHERSON, 579 1 -apartm 3 and 6 room eperciensies, $70 and ow Y oh CORDIA “- 3) | 1144 Hamilton ay,, 24 floor south: will | Delmer: ened rent reduced. 3617||| up, gas and electrie current furmehed Overlooking Perens Pare.tess) Live . 740—— roome, : sol hee ; acoek ak —— 3 rooms and sun poor ; j Ras Rage Tn 2 an immediate ten- CPHERSON. 5706—Second west, five M o saihesiermm & comp ANY Vic hire ; 5 roc ed: mat sre Bay ed re stove, icebox, heat an wate “4 room . , -— . " ; - pre + 3 "FF Lani and ¢ ae wa: all sail occupied 1 now, | nished: 1 block north: of hed east 904 SEANUEW MPSTEIN, TC. ° s, completely redecorated; rent . - 109 N. Sth St. MAin 4124 i i. - . 1| of Big Bend. a . bRNO BC ree and light rooms: j, bear. janite Eee Famer |p Sse aacanallbegan | "ie Semen if Ragen oom Pore gh Tenmae fer Reed. Neahal: rotusel less’ sopeesiqe to sight eter Attention ma ami es 609 HAMILTON—4 rooms, sun parlor. « We Y 6 ut . 2 La) Vy | NF sh . ; A ry ; at) Piha 49h? ~ . nd . * G lies rot waa acreened - **Pettingill Apartment’’ aN) , a r nun er eh ree ROSJAY APARTMENTS ||| Seeztameci, ¢ rom tan Pua’ ||SEPEERSON, O70) 7 rome mse 00 eg Apatnt afl petra, tsabeegs ee owen Lc) | en? eoStecton orth ‘sar 9 aS Jali, cov fre i “tit nefFoom “efficiency. zi onty $80: (||| F. W. DIESTELHORST CO. AL EPSTEIN ON ppt Coentout. dressing closet, kitchen, pene 8 Be ate ecafite ‘cr | NEW REPICING: . fe) row ished. : acne 2 room d tricity and gas incl lecation WASHINGION, 5! ast é ‘ sot (hob ER & COMPANY FOrest 1294. Sat eee Beta ao pewty | wishin & minutes’ wale of Polen Part mesptionaliy ati ca vine room break fat ii at weet xo nae EN HE “heady $30. Bio, “iNaaager at. bul at ral a NB pe a5 Ae on bath. rate on 855 10 an. or rooms; reasonable : HEMAN, 716—5- ; ‘ onc ei porch, garage. Victor SO0LN merece Garneia cuss SARHela ON. Oth ot Foren anahr Ane ‘o"Gak Second 3 Ww.

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SUNDAY. RISE, .. " .. OCTOBER 30, 1997. | _ age = serge : : . 73) [HOTS @F toons ° “Big | APARTMENTS FOR RENT a" . —— : 2 , r Sale in These Columns T oday. Post-pispateg °D est FU — 765 WEST HOTEL APARTMENT OO ~ > ae Wi ;EVENTH, N-—-4 roome and bath, e ac er Sd GArfield 0035. ideal for small family” GO83 ieiustrict 3 E, 4251 Bh. ui jet! 539 small efficiencies availa. sew SV isconsin. 3 rms” Wott: S38 0 00 | —clectric, gas and laundry. ee rooms, heat, hot Beshury. | is n° Se Of ible. We solicit_vour inspection. (eg) | BEN ALTHEIME ELEVEN 35 Too ies (C579) : Rarage for @utiful | -————S_Solicit_vour inspection. (8) . REAL ESTATE CO. | water. ed. Hiland 1619. APARTMEN ~ Surroundings: $89 - a z MASON, ° . "es WEST PINE. 3527—Z-r0om flat. hot wa- NTS FOR RENT Beet cai is ice Oe GUILD HALL Ho ELEVENTH, 2720 N. rooms, ;| MAIN 1224-5-6 : . = ter. janitor: g00d condition. (c80 ron #5 - the most complete 5. South i ~ : | DA ‘inne on , Bets $35._CEntral_ 2935. ——~ FOR RENT - (2 ] BR ] G — ss PINE, 4245-—-4-room efficleney: ne locating” 50: Uthe city and the best | CHEROL Ls nH 4907 WEST PINE BLYD. | SA yiney, ion ELLIOT, 1521-3 roomy and sisaie ‘ FA | es frigeration: nev building. Lindel) : 930 ME Northeast corner rent condition, ette fee ‘vd-—2 Tooms and kitchen- | Furnished apartments, 4 to 6 room | 024 Dolman: 4 bh . ‘ é) $17.50 2 month. SECURITY REAL DWELLINGS—NORTH : or _ =. PINE, 4229—Beautifal tips dale: 4, °g°t, corn room sterman - Pelent ric anished apartment: steam beat. || efficiency: electric refrigeration, auto- || | 3613 Blair 4: ',,2, Toms, bath, dee * PRR eee ttlington, PCrest 6942. "(ay 1396 Arlington. FOrest 6942 fc2) | 1121 w 16TH 8T., 6 rooms -$ 23 00 St SS se — os second | floor. jeecera Apartments ; ree St. Roch’s Catholic Chur : al vedane 1205 a ee + Respect _Matic elevator; complete service, | ae: o | FAIR, as rooms. hardwood floors; ? ” 2 ' ey , month's concession. ight . oy und : 7 14] mi | ‘ eS. 32 : ew Strictly modern: : ; } oa Geeter Pharmacy, “anes Clive: Rae and bright ; fi condition: $80 up. *| FLAD ont mite, Share newly furnished ||| @ire on premises or sce 503A Naat. “electrie’ 17 | pa = TES {c APARTMENTS—SOUTH FLATS—NORTH — a. i a ae (67) | wi om ; rooms and sun Parlor! apartment With girl or couple employed, | |! JONES BROS. REALTY Co., ; CDONALD 1131 eee a oo 31 4 raren “—6 rooms: hot-water heat 3606 CONNECTICUT 8ST 6-7- STAT | a — Ghia’ Ts . lace: and Wonderful vard: $75! reasonable. - 82) || 1021 Arcade. GArfield 8015, || | — c MAin 0142 “ Srnec. : ee 1 yeneus s 80 00/2521a w = ~—=S~Snorrner. Olympia Apartment )—4-room ef- . in refrizerati **| FURNISHED APARTMENT—2 roome, ce \] ciency; hot-water heat- . 3608 CONNECTICUT ST. 5-6- 2925 DICKSON ST S&S rooms, : —_— Yiciency apartment; heat. light, gas and £38: 7 : : SB0. rasan. k ‘ eo soend and Arsena!: Cen posite” Faimrnong Park: ed sal room GRU « bavtcnnceca 80 00 bath ereveec ba cose. 35.00 ; . aa q i x . ‘i ; + 05 - : . Aciede 9503. 6 = eon | = : - a 3 : ee epee we | | @lectric refrigeration furnished. “See Man- DOUGHERTY SHEET om *:.872.50. McREE. 4190-—wiep es ——____c OH . rooms, $20.| FARLIN. 4329, —_ 1716 LAWRENCE, 4 rooms and 82 50 ORE Ly Png . @ . ager today. i * AN. 721 Chestnut. ic@ = private : : I R. CoO. +-rnom flat ' 6Un parlor i a 55 00 ee a — = = _ «et Ty INC. BLP erat ILLIAMS &i— ee . {c80) stéam heat: $1] week, | 114 N, me : mR ~ 4130——Fornished fiat for Pon OD ©-OGant.ece oe 20 00 uaa star . £ — mete. CHESTERFIF LD : $59 0332 Dai gaccrything fur- ‘||, Four and 5 room efficiencies; gas, || | ARNG) Ee ip? oom. bath, Or sale: leaving city. ee fe) . APARTMENTS—WEST tecessee 20 00 4 | 290. GRand sIs3w. _ (Cc) ||) electric current. automatic refrigeration || S, O75 pS SPECHT. 112 N: 7th. FLAT—% rooms electric, with or Without | 5295 WATERMAN AV., 7 rooms, iS AV. 4 rooma, APARTMENTS TRE Tee PHEAST CORNER IH and eartae Space; very elegantly fur. | RRIS |; ‘HR CO. ING Bog rated. basement. Anply 1624" Helen. (c) Bathe ....ccscccsccese 180 OO electri Ctresrscesess 20 00 , T : & LE} —’ oms an ath, ie, nished. | ; SPs INC., 82 estn ; 7 : — . [BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT i. 4 ad These ee ensladed it rentals “Ht || mlahed. "See KODEMYER @ co.” ||| CASS Taaperg Os INC, electric in| siectne, adults? SE" atet'? aoe | 14 Raita eects eee N00, mene see : TW . . “ee HOTEL SAUM. || MAin 4194 _.. Ce_toilet ; (°1){ 11th “(c87) di ee me es te ae FOR LEASE aterman and Union | Apa rtment Hote] Rooms Nee, CASS, SIIZA—4 large. light rooms; bath: | NORTE FLORISSANT 3330 23 Modea— > 5 rooms, 1018% N. TENTH, 3 rooms. . +s 15 50 625 WESTWOOD DRIVE | Avenues N.E Cor 1 PULLMAN KITCHEN HOME LOVERS. TEACHERS | CASS Dep: ~ ST $35" | nacgms and kitchenette: newly deccmated ° Boa a ae ATC eg? FOOms, electric. 15 U0 v | Reece ’ ° . OI her dead. facing Reservoir’ Park: rig eusine +] efown. wil sac. | pe ‘a onan reoms; bath, ;. S25, pardwood floors, tile bath, etc.; rent only | 6424 oe eee as 1020 ATCHISON PL. 3 “a 7 T+ L oa 2 baths, apart- Mf ccorn and furn bg ed: heat. I > 2] . : urnis ngs new, CASS 27 A a Oe — : WEST ND M4 7 : - lege ige: : ‘ 1440 N, 12TH, 3 rooms eee eee 1) 00 (at (600 Wydown BL.) Ags. with Romelike | HEM. refrizeration, runnimr inet heat. m2 ing Vic: | CASS. 2713A—5 rooms, toilet Fore END REALTY AND, CONST. CO., | 3804 WEST PINE BL. 5 rooms. . 1439 CLINTON. 3 i ae Five-room efficiency; ready for im- HEMMELM +: d $150, | A. G. BLANKE R. F. co. 711 Chestnnt. | Curtains, b yeryth: te | CASS, 22144— 3 rooms: : FOURTEENTH. 4307—2 large, light FLATS—SOUTH : Mediate occupancy; low rent. TATE c REAL Es. Sn enna ttt Chestnut. to minutest cetail, ialiv fi in charge ’ , rooms: gas, electric ’ oa . ° FLATS—NORTHWEST Located in the best West Enq resi- ATE Co., “ apartment: y- . : FOURTERVT a ——— | 3709A WYOMING, 6 rooms, garage dential district. Drive out and sec’ | FO w sion Nov. 15: Junior | CASS, 1 “electric: mee tt pool News month ©“*| 34044 MAGNOLIA. 6 rooms..... 4675 OF age EP DINAND AV. 4 ~~ ay. MOORLANDS t {fi 19 ee est utinitianiaass ieike and Washi 560 Adde- CASS 2208A—4 , - . FOURTEENTH. 2o20A pene roamea, bath: | 4218A CLEVELAND, 6 rooms. . ** > Apply at MOORLA! Fact office || STOR mS | APARTMENT— Furnicher 2-room; private | == “O22 | “rated: $20." Gan ark? rooms: wii decorate; $30. CEntral 2935, ic} | 41044 LAFAYETTE AV at 7400 Wydown bl, or at j M P 00 F bath: $38 month Office 1907 MeCaus- me, : a" CEntra] 5148, - - : , . hana = attach (c = ** ROOK-BL ACKWELDER | M ‘ : a con. land. . a . toe 5 ——— —— | A—5 rooms, ath electric FO! RTEENTH. 2Z520A N.——4 rooms: bath, 42334 FLAD AY¥.. 5 room *“*eee 3039 MORGAN ST... 8 TOOMBS... 60 00 ey ESTATE TRUST co | extraordinary ing from | APARTMENT—Want to share with © pe. || sh eng —— I 2 ~£_& SPECHT, 1li2 WN 7th. ong tic: £00d condition; $30. or “900 MICHIGAN AV. 4 rooms, . 1714 N. NEWSTEAD, 2 rooms... 10 ov REA . s to larger wr 2 eee we | fined congenial ladies. PArkview 03°7W Browning Apartments HH : NGR op ls Panis’ ne: $8. FOURTEENTH 2304 N.—Sulte of oe 2318A LOUISIANA AV., 3 rooms, STORES % Ain 50 a , wr ae ‘iil Ad . Hi nh he . ; ~_N. 7th et. . a: nO euedae . nit nth, GOLDSTEIN REALTY CO. tARFIELD. 4024—Modern 3 rooms and *0ctric ; : & LOW RENT AT FOREST PARK Pennant APTS. Nished: electric refrigeration: gore Fi em- | {|| 31 . Life Bide. it MAin 20366. S19 Chestnut. “Main 4797. $37 guenette; everything new: rent only 2221 INDIANA AY., 3 ania —_— #room efficiency, garage. 5800 reas n ota as ees near Grand. Box G-380. Post: | iH 70. iit CSOD RLEAU, 35: 3 rooms, electric WEST END REALTY AND CONST co., | 111A ~ JEFFERSON. 4 rooms, 35 00 3 : * 4 m , yd 2 obi R , Z RENT REDUCED on premises Sun “ ————— e W llmar CLEARY 1437 i onal room j — : o p ’ water, fas and electric; $20. 14064 5. COM! LON, 3 rooma.... ~ | 3d floor apartment, 5 beautiful rooms. ¥ Elegant Furnished SN | \ | ly_ decorated “GArfi “Id e349 TIC: new: | OUGHERTY BR. =._CO._908 Chestnut. _ lei nron —_ es lene . 3 R A . } cc nroom and sleeping porch. 5381 Pershing PARK SAVINGS TRUST Co., 3 N f t ei aot ment Hotel | Davie eer rae — mela GREER, “920—4 large and 1 small room. oO A a TONE tt EE ey 16 . OFFICES {yi 268] Z Dartments [ 2 (c2) | Clayton and De Mun. PArkview 1400. _.. -~partmen tt ‘#0 DE vista TERE. |] | qeeeet_decorated. $30 month” Sen Gaeee S510—S roomie —S) | 1421 DILLON, 3 rooms” , WALL BUILDING, Vandeventer i 5374 Delmar Boul. | Beautifully furnished eiticiency ||| | DICKSON. “300—Three rooms, $16. Gar. | hath: garace. 234 h 3 ° ° : and Olive 8t., Offices single artments field 8063 - — d Fourth floor east: 11 roome four | buffet sinde hote rooms, (Ay | HEBERT, 2524 W.—4 toons toilet, batn; 3 Cr en suite for phy ‘ y =" . ' ‘ ‘ i ‘hk ¢ hg ‘ a 4 , ws . ’ , , *e#eeees ysiciang baths. garage space for two cars: wil} | iyn buffet TT ocauents, completed and iF ed. TY; &. $32.50. COlfax 3835W. (¢e) = — : and dentists SEV etecuriey auke rent furnished or unfurnished; open for tf een occupancy, Furnished or HEBERT, 1112-54 floor, 4 r newly FLATS—WEST 31044 8. GRAND BL., be “ « - . i ee i . J - auty par- lor x ot. sDor Apartments CObsis” of living 14 j - | ‘lif} Unfurnished, A new and most com- ii} | DICKSON 2241A—3 room £2¢ butle: kitcher,- anc living room fireproof ; b hese? : I hi ~ TOE and kitchene+t. Wb Murph ; | an inspect,o | i 5 ae Witte ) le’ + ay ‘ more attractive mecseon, ; '} {ij}. plete apartmen ji i in ITT » flectric; $15, decorated: price rea t $21 7 2a; réirigeratior, furnished Elevator ti ‘ : cien eo li o : sa : apartments . apartments have HEN RY R. w EISELS Co.. i / I Bt To t hotel «N the City of a JOHN H. ABBO 5 a Realtor, 709 Chestnut. HOGAN i330— A sona ze pal. —— br Apa BAR. 4 rooms, heat. . 00 ~ ~°? 6960 ten on Sees ee ee6 eee bee meh telephone exe 3 . ;.attex walls, shower and tile walls ir INC. a DICKSON, 2835—4 rooms; newly Gee. - wleies 30 aree rooms and attic. 2a ANS 4 rooms... ctees 3102A §, GRAND BL. doctor... 35 vo “pom change. e i bathrooms, electrical refrigeration and in- . 8th and Chestnut es tt The Ranelagh t aedi_rent reduced. TYler 2496R HOLLY rey ears od h | | , : | ed: ’ : “ 5 IN, 2922—3 rooms. a araree ee, modern: hot- — ner. Be~ Mmalager, Mr. Ber jamin. i 4 6 STANLEY BESTE ET CB P04 cate” Lae [ Apartment Hote] : rent very reasonable ocmms wate ro neat carage: Sonal. FLATS FOR RENT—North FLATS R RENT =£°. o | re a eMe SNUG. estnut. Hit s,m ; | cLEVENT our . - 2~31A—5 rooms. urnace, tile ST lomo”... = — » FO S:, or : Bellevue: d floor east: five | — ‘Ain 4384. Hi] 5707 McPHERSON. tH “dacweaed aoe Sows redecorated and new shades. CO}- “furnace bons *oeeA—o nae modern ; Northwest : ad es " . . ad + “ee. ' ie! . e “4 ¢ . . Ee Walls living room and dines om eration W B SHF] P & ‘} | Hi] One beautiful 4-room efficiency, |/||| ELEVENTH. 1309 N.—3 and | SORNERY, 1000~-5 secne Murphy bed, | 5ST. LOUIS, 2500— ns IE, room ¢ : at RE 4 I ESTA’ CoO } , . ° a | PARK VIEW 2000 | i ing, Rental nee _— housekéep- Ui as, qo ee and 317. aun room: garage: ee (e2) | 9 rooms and bath. (c) —? hot water furnished: pepe € bed : iS TE /. fi ° + Pee ARKVIEW 2 . tente cludes light, Ge ‘.—-3 rooms, gas: only | How ayy; : — ’. LOUIS. 4053 : ctric Or wervice: rent $60. ‘ N _ THs - PRINCESS Ao estar “ALE OPEN OR Ink bia a ST. 3 and 4 room efficiencies, | eration. ‘gas, heat and ja |} $11 BERGJANS & DORENKAMPER. a a: ceeumes be 2 DID; ‘open, we ma FEINBERG & JON ORTH SEVEN s ST. eS ; “ya, . ~ psaggee te Malay : 5700” tw RT SPECTION, light, completely furnished. Peis; See, Manager on premises, stnut. Tt —— ene htt 28032 . “st 8762 = va whl ga ot : 6 larce Pa and aaPURY. ith Splendid markets and transportation; rates itij}| CAbany 45386 Or 4587. or ity FOURTEENTH. 11144 N.—# rooms, $15, HULL PL. 4131—3 penny ome, rth! | 05 8s Boon a oan peony . = pa _ Wi bed, reasonable: day, week or month. (2) | i HOUSAM REALTy COMPANY, Hy MASON, GArfield 7407¢ 925 Chestnut. snecial law no's north. off 4000 Kossuth: Pi . 5 S813. Cc. | fh ; ENRIGHT. 5629—Completely furnished, PHily i } 312 Internationa] Life Bidg. @tte, heat and outsid newly decorated: now Only $75. nis 7,50 : 6623 WASHINGTON, - Lae ter. New 4-room efficiency, now $57.50 light. airy 3-room efficiency: heat. refrig- HII (c82) 9504 SUTTON ‘ eration, gas and electricity included. | 5-ROOM E 57.50 # large rooms, in-a-dor bed, $60. FURNISHED APARTMENT—To a | ; | 6623 KINGSBURY. Of young men: home privileges. CAbanv 1134W. (oc) heat. gas electric: reasonab (ci tiF GArfield 02709. ||| LUPFERACKY Realtors. Zth st, KENNERLY. 3307 —4 rooms, bath and | 3 : FRANKLIN, 1624—Nice 4 rooms; electric lectrie any ww eae bed i} bath esectric, evtcttic and ecarage. Page STEINLA 4 gt ki e room, tile ath, . ~——— FRANKLIN . : ; 7 floors: 2 in-a-dor beds; sery- } | CLARA, 34; autif room flat, mod : _~ reo : a : . me ae 2 cae : yo . - —$—___ 3129 N. Grand. 2 ern th — Py o fi : t ~ | LAUREL. 943-—2 rooms, furnished: gec- A_N. Euclid: O’FALLON, 1844—3 large rooms, elec. 512 = - . roughout: 2 regu} : x Hi ciency apartmente ati s i East to thy the Skinker Rd. | ond floor: gas. ete.: $65. CAbany O82. | Ss. Spring: wa re 3) tric _ and gas. $16. (c) en ADIE. (38 ms; bath, excel. | gels “wil deco rent 817 Le elec- Wier END REALTY AND CON vk oan ) : ~~ . in. : . ee a 76) | ‘LATS, |O'FA N, 20— toilet, | lent condition (C09) | pam —7 i — Q207 ‘ , £0.. er York £ Fines: Park Ar. Apartments : with in-a-dor bed. br ; + gp i New apartment: 6 large, light rooms, | | Cimir >>> 7 9 eae rp AT “¥ son 1420—4 rooms,” bath, toilet, LABADIE, 3860 tENTH, 2119A* N—3 rooms, in good | ./£Orest 6227 341 oF ‘tg : enette, tis | LIMIT, 727 (1% blocke north Delmar )— | 5-room ‘ . of Apartment flat. ndition: rent $20: ’ e . : : | 2 baths, 3 bedrooms. farage, modern | ; efficiency. lower: price 50 | Jos, ¥F ‘Dickout., ge AP A Se . coe” 4 apse foome ° . ° est Pore *. ar wood 4 fur. Beautifully and completely furnished: | ficienc | OLIVE. 3145—6 rooms. bath, $45. , : | NO. J. REARDON : LAFLIN, 1815 ener. : De | INO. J. REARDON, O11 _ Chestnut. modern aa © | THEOBALD, 10854004 room bath. elec. font reasonabie : vacant on 4st } OLI\ E. 3425A—6 roorns, $35. lete a tric, $35° with Rarage $40 Invuire be « mode — Y - . co | —, $$ 00 | ———>—>—>—>—>—[=£—£_[_ = | Quiet Building | SEVENTH, 1221144 6.3 rooms. EFFINGWELL, 1521 No rooms, bath. | tollet prasona ole EINGTON. 80: 5 and © rooms apd clean, clear. fee Jisht || A g : isieleis's | __3. I. EPSTEIN &'soN 315 a = 2Meson. GArfield 7407, 925 Cheney go? ~ SCreeees po riments 2 = ==—=—=—=—=—=_, = 6 . : Sas eitat a ; . ee | eee . , and = y torararee’ teatox: || 4 Rooms, 6-Room Efficienes || anti” Path connie 90m, itehenctte ic S000 ec. 390 9 | BARR ROE E Aga ages, | MERROW TT Ee B20 opts: | ALP Geen: €way to garages: i} . 1e in e SOatn, ~ even 4 a ve eat, Hempste 20 O)| BARNGROVE & SPECHT, 112 n. 7th st. i tracnrie eerie: ren 26; - SEN’ et See 6226 Southwood. 1 Front and Rear Entrance | | SERt._gas. eae reticcration included. SEV manera |: on “ehectries” Gea ‘ER, 525 J hou] able Ot hh oa 4he So . . - "i ows © , *e " > > “> J . FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 110 N, ' WEST HARLAN COURT on | SE ENTEENTH. 1430 N.— lovely N. Broadway. electric; $29, ARCUSHOEF 825 ‘ —f} roome. = ; 4 > = : it $2 “é * 20. ; iG ; F ; chestnut st, (c : , _ ow - | on | rooms fro t $ Ay) C} EN GRAEF. 919 Chestnut, modern, rage. Open. le g215 N. 13th: 6 rooms, bath. electric. le 331 . — 3733 Lindell. »-room efficiency. gouth | Include electricity, gas, ice and phone. | | VA ine 1ase e oe. 0135-——4 OU | SHERIDAN, 3018 —-: rooms, 3d floor: ; ; $ “auaaieas bath, ad obec lights: key arane oie a i — , {354 , 7 36h. $ Toome. era iG, S15. Ww, Noeite echoo t bs / 1219 Chestnut 00 | On the Ist floor, Owner PArkview 476°R. LINCOLN 3814—2 } la ree oe and 7 7 | Lt PRER-ACKER, ors. 107 N. 7th $432, ots | Soa et 42 a pes ght igh tg AM, ‘Seniced’'s ‘0. "| first-class Condition ; electric and gas. (co) edioted and detorsied.* Mero : on ty JOHN S. BLAKE ut -HACKMAXN, 1000 Chestnut, Moe ISON, 2702A—3 Din’ Wilet, electric, TWENTIETH. 3831 Nu rooms and MAin 01834. _| WASHINGTON. 3334A—Heautiful 4 rooms | -225- NO. J_ REARDON,’ 911 Kvestnyt: | "kitchenette, 53x) both and electric. FOrest 5270W. | MADISON. 4202-~4 rooms, fotlet. elec- ‘TY FIR! Pony new. tric, $25. GRACE. 100 N gth a red: $: FOrest 0205W. (c) oe MADISON. 2915—3 rooms: newly deco- i? ~ nd y , fl ~ N.—3 rooms, 2nd APART] [ENTS ern: »yhy =oDed. Inquire 00Fr, steam heat. hot and cold Water: | UNIVE SITY, 2: — 00m 5636 Waterman, third floor corner. McCAUSLAND. 1915—Two rooms. _kitch- | || it ousnn Pom prvi — (c99) | $35. Appi E_store. : Las bath: meow devavated: scone eer, $30 5635 Waterman. third floor corner. enette. bath. heat. electric, car: $50. |) 5845 0} | ANGELRODT 19; 1916—3 Targe rooms: 3d/|MA ‘ITT. 5909—Lower 4-room flat: fur. @ month, COlfax 3835. t. 40294 rooms, gas : $55 Foo Clara av.. first Coop Dorth. 701 | MCPHERSON. piss Well-furnished 4 | || 1650 00 || | floor; “electric, ‘water, gas Sit on (c80) | _nace, bath. SIN ei 4G ‘DEVENTER. 3014 ow m acirle; 2 a2 month. fc)! roome- Water, £as. electric, mem AlN 4957. Sth and. lestnut, available for inspection. dor bed : rental $55 with services: hii ath BACON, 2709A—3 rooms, _ bath, toilet; ge po ae ~I60A—4 rooms. bath. VINEGROVE. **“KATHERINE”’ beautiful lobby and lounge: Olive- Hh '!| 9138a s Sarah, 3 rooms, bath Tine cond ton. Cultax ee $10 there San eye er. newly decorated, 2nd also throo . i! Univ ar, Manager on prem- !j/j! || 32 ee 25 BENTON, 2551 (rear) —2 roome, : omens ———— ——s———- | WAKKEN. ment havin Eton: fi ee cer eran a TlH $028 Seatet: 3 room, second EXTON, TOOTS 55 Sonne St TRAE | BOs rood Any ome wear | WARREN. Seven rooms and bath, iH DElmar 6888, or |||] 1009a Rutger; 4 rooms, bath 25 | BENTON, 1901-3-5—3 RG Bae mga BAe | M ON LA $75 includine i HOUSAM REALTY Co., 4|| || #835 Dickson, 4 rooms, bath ; || _HAASE REALTY Co,, ec Chestnut, NEWSTEAD, 4040 W—4 laree rooms, — - inclu ing garage. 312 International Life Bide. I] 45784 Maffitt; 4 rooms, —— || BENTON. £893 4-7 3 beautiful rooms, — downstairs, (CO)}far 5755W, (o) WHITTIE ; — bath? ¢ ° ‘ . ili) 2352 8. 12th- . ~ i , 22.90. Cl rw 337-329.—4.fami OOma . = ; ; fu : DELTA 6319 Delmar 352 8. 12th: 4 rooms, bat || x decorated, $22.5 | NEWSTEAD, 4337-39 4-family. 3 rooms, Pive-seeee atticies oR mace; See ~~ + + Lie GArfield 0270. ° 2520 St. Louis: 3 rooms, sec. i BENTON, 2231A—5 rooms, bath, 2 toi- bathe; furnace: $15 500. 3521 N. 22d; 3 rooms, second Uv i lets; walls in good condition; $35. CEn. | F. GROEBL. Realtor, $22 Chest t. WHITTIER, N. 3641—3 ream aptionn; 2 | oo ~ Saths, earage ame reicigers! ion; ‘ : ve? titur ee” LINDELL BL. ° Murphy ' x eresaman apartment | °R16 N 22d: 3 rooms .first it tral 2935 (c) SINTH ST : . : bie ~ ‘ a nb trans Or- M *~ Se. ne , ** r Ae &7 * . zs a e | + .--~4 arge rvonis; ren Cae , “. OOl'—ixcesive Stanly 3 KRATZ REALTY Co.. PLAZA DRIVE APTS. il second et ap Rg | NINTH, 2405 NWS Toame electric, gas] $20; electric, gas: adults. Tooma. Kel ar, beat, cle poraene carmeee sot. South Side Pershin West of Union || ||| 7428 Cass; 3 phere ate ||| EUGENE J, ALTHEIMER. WILLIAMS & | $16. $14: neatly decorated. | AE $s “ pBSOX ~ Te oe elec: ORTH ARKEY 4534—4 Jarce rooms R } R : . 3 3 STINET RANKER AND THE cry. r Hite Murphy beds. heat and janitor service: ||| 2621 Glasgow: 3 rooms, first | “hae large light rooms, | in f) : bath ‘electric: $27.50. TY ler & modern Reoy a educed to $105 _ Service includes ras, electric refrig- —_, furnished, garace: will make a Food i 4017 3 a hee a 00 | * WENZLICK., GARFIELD 1427. 04:0. 3 ‘+ fe a atermen: thing fleor wrt: 7 - «=6*ation- ren: $62.50 to $125 dea arties: agent there’ Sun- || 04+ Jennings; heat ft a 4 — — en N.—2_ rooms, gas, | OBEAR. “104—4 rooma, tile bath. elec. Bem . modern; . ne poreh. 2 ‘ DOUGHER , = CHAMBERS, 915A— electric, $25. tis atirective ¢ rtme = 50 and $77.50 . 1 Hie 2 I evailadie for cy: = . s Franciscus Realty Co. ||) THECO NGRESS | FLA RE cnAw = ter, gas,/ bath, hardwood floors, hot-water’ bent’ North - 2 a = 4 > . / i} ' fi CHAMBERS, 12 25A—4 rooms, wa ’ 4 ° > £ 1 Mn nemeeenene tn ‘ree etenreeitianee Ow ReT on ; os i Ts FOR NT electricity, $20. $47.50. —— ag =e flat: furnace . “ ; 5. ad - oat. Tilt tye ‘ ’ : . . a apartments of 4372 West Pine — x | | 5BisA oreent, 4 rooms, water... 13 Oy | CHRISTIAN Soe nodern. 4 roome. gas, | ter heat: garage: $45. NOrthiing 32K. . 3416-4 rooms, hardwood STANLEY | 4g . ; . ax a= ; {] Large and gmal! 9814A West Park. 3 rms., Will repair 15 ou! C Pubar yall ny : “Bes = (el) #4 Chee: gate 4 being renovated throughout; ieithiauemen | furnished Tn Also || BEN ALTHEIMER & BRO, REALTY CO., | electric, bath, furnace, garage: $45. . heat: oven. : wil Groora ie 1 #uit, — v HENRY -. Ww 754) i te . Gg yeniences, Colr BRS (¢ . js fe 7 | IS 1-6 ROOM EFFICIENCY: : ; Ly MA . G 7 ane Forest R. LINEN, ICE. CAB: ||AiQy DEL! CARTER. 41334 W.—3 large rooms. cood | furnace. (e) - ; # . 7 BEAUT i ir ist, closet : 4 rooms: waiter, electric; $18.50. | PENROSE, 4245—3-room efficiency: tlle d Sun Parlor : 3am ia Storie ton Boulevard H jog Ruseell. 3 rmsx will repair..$20 00 AG. BLANKE R. EF. CO. 711 Chestout. | PRAIRIE 307A rooms, bath. hh PoOms. Kas, $4 , 3 ee 7 —_ ana SS etea — : . = ed shorting the and $75 | hotel © day or month || Agents. | CLARENCE. 4533—Half block O'Fallon | QUEENS. S478-~B-toom ficiency: pewls | ALBERTINE, 6333-——¥ roomie; ga- etic g & eat ° , . ‘ New, 5 ’ = _— Sart | Park: 5 rooms. bath. screened porch. hot- rent poking tip, bath. hard wor floors; | “yee: low rent. COlfax 3393. FLATS FOR RENT | water heat: vacant Noy, 16. RED BUD, 4549— Beautiful, la cghi | ARLING ” “709A Russell, 7 rooms, modern. .$55 00 | COLEMAN. 1719A—3 rooms, electric: ga- hardwood floors. first-class ona | wae | 39144 Wroming, 5 rooms. modern, | 00 rage: newly decorated: : | ARLIN IN, - Foor 5331A Terry. .5 rooms, modern... . 50 | COLLEGE, 4358—4 roo and with all imoproy S821A McRee. 5 rooms | trie fixtures, f (eti2) | ASHLAND. 5885 session Nov, 1. 00 | and arage = hardw 5 hemes. 5 rooms 00 3 rooma, Murphy ; S3848A Shenandoah | 37 hath | bed, hardwood | JO0rs, garage. | Pa Neh 3 th. elec. bE. Syd: 1#47A—3 rooms: JOHN H. GUNDLACH a CO.. ‘Story Fireproof) tat. 7 | WANSTRATH REALTY co. ee a7. broiew. AS2 Mished «jan: : 50. | q WASHINGTON AND UNION || lécation Manager on premises. | ° me for insneetion —¢) | let. $30; newly decors : ¢! tae peor J _ BOULEVARDS. hi M. H. RODEMYER & Co. | =. SON. 1002 cherie DODIER. 3510A—@ rooms. bath bard | SLATTERY. 2513—G nice light “, ; | 100 N. 8TH sT MAIN 4124 i | ——== Mood floors, modern: garage optional.(c) | hath / is PS - Ss $32. meninn | ARHLAND. 82082 Te : n laundry a 2418 N.—35 | . firet! beat: ition : : inore, SO? Se bul) Sie Ga eet mut _i¢ TR roms. b _ f shortly, 7 oe TAR ana a Barticulars, see ion, (c83) |! ARGYLE PLACE (Between Lindell and Maryland) * Stites trom ‘-room and 2 baths to 10 Poms ang 4 baths. Suits _ handsomely redecorated: fixtures: Tentals from $140. K. E. CO. MAIN 44. ic6 “New Apartments” eee ee ment: private bath: furnished complete - sieam heat. (7) ee yr? es G3 WASHINGTON, 5245 — BRIGHT, WELL. | ( CA FURNISHED; "BATH. FRIGIDAIRE, | JANITOR, (3) | WASHINGTON. 52457 5245—BRIGHT. WEI iTON, T. SHED; BATH. FRIGIDAIRE, JAN. reer eaee tat ea ) new | | FURNI ITOR, — | NGTON, 4°86—Furnished apart. Ed pte TIN IN CONNECTION. j ee erence | of DODIER, 2204—4 rooms. and | SPRING. new fiat } — 98 Walk. = VAs, Flats for Rent > bathroom. Apply to grocery opposite. | Ad smerny : ic Jnfurnished. 2 Oran AT ERMAN -90 | ST. PERDINAN ( Furnished or Un 0. Sar umnished apartment: reny || H . ae I EAST GRAND. 14435—¥eaut ree electric: $9) | $50. See manager on premises. enry R. W elsels tA. ne. bedrooms, : } Radio and -Refrigeration. M. H. RODEMYER & CQ, | MAin 4557-8-9. Sth and Chestnut. i (c99) 109 N. Sth St. Main 4124 [|| 7128 ALAMO, second floor: 4 AS ~SA—— New re . SUN parlor: open. .$45 00 , , | WATEREXAX a. ee |) ge ern. 342.50 COifa WATERMAN, 5578—wij ||| 2°48 LAPAYETTE. 4° rooms, I PRAIRIE. 1808A-13A Pooms : rooms. 6-reom efficienc ie , deco ce: modern: $37.40 each: 1 month's floor; beautifully furnished - irdi Gai ’ rent free GLICK. Realtors &22 Chestnut || Possession. See Mrs 1 4,. 5874 Waterman. fr ES Dy. salty bots A SUGGESTION for MOTHERS: | | } , ELP | —-——--—. Ol : Hi cE! mm N.—3 rooma, elec. er of Pershing and Taylor/usE A POST-DISPATCH H EST PINE. 4943—9 Toomey Gane | | roome St ater dees $39. Cintas anes ~ Living room, kitchenette, breakt -|WANT AD to SECURE HELP DEimar 2059. (ec) MAin 4557. ELMBANK. 4454A—4 roome and kitch- 1 \ ge fae: beatiful "ihr a NEF DED for HOME CLEANING. WEST Files See ach oom pane ye - ‘ enette. hardwood Sleare: Font 40. 7 com ARE Gg elmer, Batl 8 jugs. Lindell 3535éM. (c6) Wout ot pOOTt REALTY O.. 806 Chest-

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Hhegey Pos vacant Tic jpauue 00 a” 4 : F te 3 0A 5 - m 2a con- iia SBOTT aaa ESS hardwoo este th S Te Balt i: ota n at t; o ty | vant a@ 1A ult e1 m | ak} 3 ore 3 1ac tor at ia, I quran. ricu fi LA— oe: no) _ HOUSES, ; F i rent is, O195% ew t o més roo or, ED, rk LA ode re 1estn 4 sett = t 0674. d (c 5 " ae S F S ) 14 Y = ent rei o F val 3039 r i : cep 26 tr » A ce ye or : eco oli C ees ; aie == ee ficiency arenes | AY sa | OTUR sai Se ern 60 6 a8 block a ONN sq Rom yur niga AETFO 5 rooms, aoe LA si og +4 ~ na ef iene “FR val DA): e 2 vant 7 pare cCT voi E e a ur A ; yt — oom | FLATS Wanted, F A W c_R. a oa aed es E aes neat; Fee be me ‘ane Ry South | rs IT d 1 . th a ~~ E r $v y r 7 e wer B ae f T d a iA tI 0: ae , K . e FG at ; Hh SO — ge. a on Ee 4 pene DE ldg N ge joors, 13 teed to e80) ah 3: key rent gow ae ae 7 — > . = . Ss, ita be ie cae 4 e_roome and anes peas ati od ‘stad. am ae ea orn $00. [ae shay 4258 Ha ond —— nte Hs) oo 2 : a: = rf : : ea a coi a a : room Ea ae d s 4 Y ~ i RA emacs oO 1¢ $4 ut arch, 0% 3 R om e and pa "i ees 8, 61 83 . ps ‘ A RI h SA oo tf ed) cR T So aA L GE nl e 2. h A G ak Te) : he 5 563 su if DE char = e! i__3 ae sta ho ro r RT 1A ), sae cement m rd. ) h EE 5 Tet TATURA nace: Fa coat roun “ae LHAMBR floo aan mS = oS. i 3 is W t-water tt jeAstete 6 weer 3 =. bat » (062) _hardwi an FO FO $9) ede | heat IDG araxe,—_ r 1s «(Ol ic 67) | aca, of ew ‘O. ~ “yr (cit) AL ~~ PL — —— iPad ron 3 ARTF ome Pi wt th, i 2) meee R or R ee Yr Tha bet Fe ups - 7 Ea . stes n 8c i ELD, a ro igh righ: eae at i nel clea ur- Michi icons REI e ae PR gg oe AL BRIDGE, 61 om he |A aor vast TOUR’ am h r Ch ch ep ~ » ha 321 om oo ht | 2 de 54 RD, oA— ste —— Dic — roo vr n bat } ee ee — 5 L cave aie G t ‘oO. 9 00 es : | a etn : 3. (c vi L m 10 — k om he oe ares . bath. cae aun _ ok $30 mt Seon eas ae a ian " eee Ss. bath oT pot ait ot ea faye SE f and He + Waite I 7 tary E, decorat ro ) LI ETE b Fe. he ont 50 N : ae ro oort fl: see oe aha tD slthoe 1357. mm. M mS beth | E ef ec. aS a AN la 5 or aan om w LEN rT aoe ath Om A est pei Dis _T. M je on rs: at: m HE yndi ’ 4 Oo ro 97 ste (ct Ir- c} RLF th F ie c ga n i ; oe = t ater | a 4 ms, $40) + gg | . O "gre 18 - adt 4 al BIL iti i2 emt am 32 TREE AE Mur o Pag Oo Be: fe . , pred A r ; Hp 2 nut. M iv pe 4 I bi d . . if Pegs, Ki Siy nt $4 L $2 u ; ge: rl a a NOK ere 50 ad nt ela rooms ete oom, Oi ar Murphy. = apy ee —s ints, porch, and an = ag Sie. ae eae 26 orlern. 43: TCR gg Tw rai ow dd Be FLA: r Ja ‘p + soanLAy retry ith so wogheew 9) _£.100n 20. static mee. mod po TO cc. = ro able, ond. Bey ge a cont Ca ft vg he 8_S ). 4234 4 GAR ee est : fog TS e r ; : 7 ee. livia BE aoe ati Avni * a : ern: DE rehy_me cs oms, ild: bl ex etek “ an ae lt LA. “rooms, re eta "ial eh as - Tél FOR m Ae 2 N¢ rig a rn 30 a > en wa tile : om cearage, ude 41 Be: =F all ock ICK Na I sae a ia a ie ie ood fi Ht ferpoe nphrer 1 oe “ $37.8 ant — Th : : : ce yng pany mien Sage — ‘ Te bats, thx} E705 TY, “30 pee Sate ei 922.50 poom er a: or pe to aso m, Panic Taroom ver ese ste 8 gaa meen 0830, NN ee oa ou a im $9354 860 ix see .o ~ Sry ea ": & : — Bi . eping he ni aR Linde . d and pa & ath, a0. = roon r a olum at! 19— he¢ X 9 00! 3724— “gre » € D T o S55 OU et r CE yt a 2 SPECI ax . > ; 4 raeeael $37.50 % abe rated MAin’ ‘ 3 oe th. oo ed: roo on {urony ANN 124—4 = DE TONT! pe 5 roo _— OV ping AIC ON H: eee Pl NR 30-f00t a ca gs | P 30: garage ig, are bat $25 | rns Par 2. Foo steam x welt one ms, ba ae of (8 ork, “only icheneti ms. a bie y Ta ios clare, C0. TREE ome in 2 aS pore ety cara ER $5 « $55, tosis °° = ar T P 4 ait “ I = r a o oe Oo . a) . I : . em . , ant 4 " c , oe oO a ri . ~ 9. 1 . y c a 5 * . mee ae a, a cto 5 eet 105k emia ict | HICKORY am “root, ne B20 REE ath oe ea porch, sep = Ae "85 extra 105i: es meetaae od A 5972 de oe sf cena raveoos ro 0 re ain eTO on ~ tbe ane 8. C scour i 3. 8C07 - aeh Paw ath: 40 ERR Joi ly bu have o— tt ig hae ati F a fe ea 2A— all] far dw $45 AN? om whe Too th, ut NT ith 405 Soo tal si lar ot- Hil rooms, ane 5 ee Orr 233. 7th. sc eff 17 Y-R inin buildin ere >A K Is C ba lect 5) T. E. 20 oO : P lm a: a Lage rc age ood te} * she 3. £ APay a. fur ( va or J. Inquire ¢ ae oo 2) Gl ay 933 elec + rT. $: th > rer Praes — UT . utlding: A: j RI — yt t fl 0... 9 ™ (c) AX BOKI R_ RENT : | atte eo roon arent 1 g Hao g) WEST 23302 optic ti nace c99 DE M. 444 with _ oe a8. ve _cland 2 bath, . aegis ae * ahh fae yd _ 819A “feduc Ne Hy, ot bu de ajust - he one 21 elec (c) sT GE, KE ro ; aa ‘ii —4-ro - = ago west’ EST | tile be wat ional. ~~ F Bios. 10 3 DA—2 roe rooms, tl CKO! fm. el $35. Loe a ikea ger 4 110 as - * ‘2: am Fld is = ie other fia E BRN. F —South ees aad rene ag $17. — (c) Saree L_earace stars tile menial ~S0IGA 9 a sqeetatt BARNGE ge Wak '§ are N, 7 on: Me ‘T2th et Bldg. 1 om oat een rolaes ais ost efficien nd floo } a aH EAI hogs i See ‘ea Tu autenans path, Hie. 232 _ oe “street LLAC st, atl 19°N. > bath: oe F S— on Bid art ae pe noe cie b sui’ _foonm: Sane LA ND h (c68) us —_t- ee coe = UMP! ai BIEN! a1 - $25 wand elec co tie PECHT at tile ae oe ae elects a are ae era 50 Sans. Tp at 4- rea nd Wan G SA Ac! H 416 ST. oan, ig ON’ oot in > S40 iN 2 ¥ _h NS. 722 Sect pen Sao ric. 82 h 112 th 50. ped SY abi ae 3 h. di Cs th; CED 262 ar ng $1 A a 574 rvo son su PL.. ra Aclede “87 TT A flo ht TY ewl} 8 -% er 0) ° ro “pedroe mode on ard ae 1t ynd ( é MA DO LIA, 5-— ja 700 N 8 pry LV 2. St 6. ] x oom; y fl $ ENT ad — ht 7: —— FO 192 sb in agg 360 - nable: eT RI ane 6 am, io heat.’ ae ly Dea-dOr | fii dleepine “bedrooms ae wood | aL. Floor: Ae F nitor, og Ferris Lacie w. Al sil ot ult eater: § alsu RE} Fat. a eae: ym 2 Ww. etfi AR tri N ver a7 and n 758 urn n one rae 4 336 aes aoe ping hipncek ms, SY i, fete » 4 estn r: er e. O! 4 405 4-r or 3 th m. P ath SYI HU IA. Acle tly LA 85 oT. roo 4 v s* waists t 5 NT RENT entianal . M cien —— eee BR hig wm Ram omen: i it. and rph: nicely heat’ 4 . fons Kanga gar 40 ga 6 floors. ut MAG) meme Ss 9A oom » mod st. EN fu ae 345 de” 06¢ rlede a me. Bg $35. $11. 3900 - RED = ~- Paa a FI Cy; ve gel T5i — ahem ed; D1 + A Bg ome Re heat: ins roo HU ~Aengy ar — r Pas to rnd A 8 co age Palle olt odeae + On se tie or rink: ge 5. ” a b 0) bie GN I- W n ph ic ori ~ {4 h = 22 771: in dec (ot » Ww OTS PEI —g nt -£ i hy me N Y, am e; ao 3, 8 10d O n 91 SYN fl on |. th Y lac IA, 3 er 0 Vv N 095 ba .. at = dem Tiss cr, strictly Tener: a eX. THs ec siern: Sa —— ees oe ak em x em. stair Non.v8id sae ees g, 70 = viet aw 0956." note Tien root = cee — Sout TR yp 40) a ° ger tile nabed rooms — roo . fur e3) LON ry Y-R x ed: 3 ne- HU bath. aY, ee ul reas eepi ne IN ‘ful 42 oom 16 ; (c ef) P ge; sY1 Ie. A. at Pe tg (eo) re Vi LA 300 -i fd r ly iarhi a _— ARTRIDGE, . eared Be rage "3 Toes ag 3- ms nac set. oc RUTE junro¢ o 5] or, Sas ge 5 onabie. Byte OL TUNES aaa s. modem EN} aor 3530 -_—_ tak LUPYE SE 6 ON FF ie dec nel , ENR ae iE axe ef erm u 0) ARS ey to A— m nd , poe H 24A Coifa: 1 sec Be decor a = nes " 3 = — M iy gees 3t ms ‘ond th stn P hat ‘SYL wi A ede o— ee ms lro pistes ic vA ST ee ? new. vf vee fag stn p TI I, 303 roc (ce) “BENS vary room stn 30 aisha - wo ie XN. E e 61 ect R HN 46 3 FOrest f} IN > R ver 4 °1 > Mm ) 5 AL Lg om; eu yw om 997 t & on ath. CW bed ? Call San. ut, P wid . el (anes on Cc ld Ss 9 ll. re A 8, ut, a Ip IS s FEF 6 15 N W elec $ ric. DIN. S¢ 13 roo rest B oor: E, - Pratery sid c ode 26: ON 716 LE nod - (el) b: A, > ae SP a f Shaw 107 allt #5 akfi OF r. 31 ectri 3 - fae ar) rfi ele porch. 2 SESS er r 19 ¥ flex ra AR tric. c80 oF Che : +S yN =F =" t whe ” r ers es ee he rm: roo 56 MS 3. R er Oo } att 1 nd EC flo ur ¥ aw * ge ate as one me 196— ric » db EXA gf age S Con ae eld ctr CG me eyed th S10 . onaek . 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Biver peas br sel 33 CoNDITi GMAT ViRGE $28 ya ee a ke ne D: at ae tnut cant : a sae wos” ield l, t yeev AS tle gape 8S] D- . n GE h t. 2 garage. d — er: ~ a 29 len wee oa aso ms te) 9 ge; OR nq Iverside 5 ° wT CO co! 10 10 KO d 12 rath Vv GINTAL, 4 —s F atl nd c LA 20 s a t et Fa hea 5909 : 3 ” ones nd dn, ASTLESIAL Cor Pry hoe on, root ews SYE clo 162 ge eco ert 13. EMP el 31 Ces. v ic it rT nable I Cc) oT WATS D, Lg 7} f ro at $10, ND co N OV 16 ay 42 roo mit an, B t CA ele ND. 34-5. ae, h are D L bath ' pane sportati n ave: e. wn Ae r ot PO m GE dern a 6 ed; om: I 7. 38 ric ‘in c._tlectrie. oe NEB sid sO u 8 615 fl o4. 8 SEC 90). i0 * ae « ICTE rT 9 Vv nac IA + sada . ton 00 t- ch LA ta 1 5. tithe ck. un x Bayes t: anal 00 one gar 5 gg AC N PP poner on, te ee amare: ooo. Tena, if. ne s Ww n athe | RASK O-O'R haa OOF, » bath Saal gb add tefe TUR LEC: IRGINI 341 ~~ bath; Bide ar : 3 M d od uh lo I decorate Emtec wee fo} 1 L¢ om —e oe: (c 29. bat MA GA _* * mags ith ewly N b en \ m | til m ine A rn 7 s HI Vv ec . bai ar Ai § IR ie lec 3) ive Oo 00 R ene 49 R : PR m ¥ ZO: . oo > CA “ a LA at ro Phe ox leea che tes 5578. oe Toor nd t; c99) IA ter AN “v8 $40. ba dR. (ce) 20. LAC ' inact, ear ie “moder AY oa ars J cellar, . pape 9 I GT? w ctri — erside — ba ms B Dic ay, = ab caned Bid roel OC “| N wodern, AC See at! d g b 62) H hy ) ai h, § 6 rlo R 3B fa irs agli ag - MI : 4f tai on. ern . kv acdw nt t ‘GH cry —§ L ponent G AUE 84. LE 00 eb pry MeDe 2k. J. veraid 7m modern. 32 K. h. eli O1 at A\ —¥ lap rie og fy ‘Sites OT pe co. ath ae iB, ... irs LA lew ood ; - 0 nN nm | G GHRtry 2 330. ficac R R oot 3 LEY m at C83) cl a W. rsi a. I es 224 i mp be ch ai SHAW. 432 & ge ais ul iu 404A us v0 ging $90. I + ue 9° cle 6 a 2 , ‘ $40 ew GOO rch; el roc cler rt) Ww AN Ps om 5.~ R . tol ear fu ON tie A— ae ag de mod (c n- onda. LO A— SAR ehttul ost SH ed 4 h roc 3 om ph ne AR RL om; r ) . o m 3 ede iowa 205 oors, 5 F 2) . oms sey “wood f | cay — a ilet 10t M rna AL oO 3 rice ms, 3: B298I. a arte sun 4125 Gj FIE Cc 3- nut c AW Pan inde Pot and . a Ww rag xX. EA 4 so 2 ; no SOT OZD. awe oe 52 : e ater . rooms P l cP Rae a 921 ’ (c) gs 320: PKA! roo 315 an “DONA ad hiv $17 im SJ. EW eee ETE for ve —a leeine 2 rl gt tps ba ne ILMIS ne LTY Co., gg mig Sar sania a sa | sod rooms, tile batl er Mo. 1 noe Chest ath tal Mea dials : “Cosi ga: ciency. ae — ‘Mand +. “heat fur STA —New LD 1427 very Sit eg af Le ih, In yen ie am Rice Sous: riblcid eee ee ‘ - bath. uly q ae n ’ Ww { -y e we ¢ R ti ut e ) = S7 . $4 > , . $2 N »] u 4 a * b + ¥ V ’ ev 4a . 4 ° ms 3. , s @ b M N te ar 4p08 h u EI 4 4 4 y { s: at dre ; oO ” 4 2 and ro ION if a rater r op, py he Tr OG prt ning , x m: NA 70; 39 & r Ww ( 41 EN rni 66 ge; mo ath; fi reakf Large. re un one IN Ca Ke * est e] ppe Ww 0 11 rt a ; ¢ 3 ‘ nd 11 gas, AF abt _— i A n Meb he te 17 00 ate c6 D VS rea she u— ; ad de aaa fa 44 educed (ef m “ wah NG GR: ses C 32%. - att a" i hn ). a b ne + *: J BOR. 393 Vv Ch feta 205 OB sy ] 4 raiahed, ms, he lod e Dr ar y, adu 19 ms, Ty 2) N R¢ TE oaanl N ul rn x elexal st 52 po ce ode (c »m., v os h ON. R — om he ut ric r 4 3 mM 20) ctri ng ; n cee | sagen 5 3 107 s P+ ae 8. Sia F get A alow y pa 2) CORN. boat ft 0. 8 yee , tile 1 $50. rated: 2 hall nethin K D-N CONS carace, a : Bm ong pe prensa ms, d sing ro ten soe 3 i o OAG te St ty ares AF RE. s $30. L vY i oF ahem re age all pm. hi 34 6330" ss aR. 5 i u “d a il See )N inane sO5v ed. iE mi - os lage 06 ct a 0 PF pe ae Cert 24- in it E tieé ec iF ric. ag, Murphy ' moe: a rs re ORE “3736 — roo sw, tile NER! rey Fg o> ( ~ihat M in one i ody sat +o g I c] niga gr , ) 1 9. fe) wees 5: ” ba $s Fat 37: ce “ I Ww lec De AN bk TR 04 CO e ~ h P r IN . ce ut re pe ac ig on 6 : 1 jy U Cc rooms shed. “ 1 PR ee bed 343. 's oa a He effi st _( n a , isies m r *p. oe ~ : (c7) | a+ 80. 040, rn flat rna ard Thee 4 8. atl . at soy f first 1 au " ta in prems. ie ¥ | & | A 5 82 44 flat: ce ID M 345 ve ba 1. , Se ry, OF ¢ los eld A Pein fu est ames ; m., : oor: CK) ms, EL ee r det 3 hi Srey. or. » hal al “40274 tar 250. floor, urna $42. ha anh urisied § : sew ceprateds ee . 6 . $18. =a aes 20: 42 rad CLOS : te gem, rae 1 room: 27a Botait NOT Fe 3 stl ce, ga ALA rdwao Ss > ro ms, st ‘ =i | : y Ost: oor. ei H + 23. HTL? salt De at yo “MiSs sathha ga LA rag 5! steam «seo: ate | venien "hes coer. 1 el $F, ran = and i aia ~ ale LB, Sark . Wag 0 Toon oie fa ri na A l : . “et ectrie: XT che BL ae Le) | cien om, t REI cut nentnut, plant. mea room oom oF: nik to “ (c& eos ‘ st i re 4 a DU it ft" nut JU th. ] onal. eat, t ; Bewe mt AVI srcond T. 1387 coh . ninieein as Xe - oder a | cast hardwo FO Troha ‘) zs) 54 NG -- ae 15. roo RK, - NON TL. eon n, one. . all saa a pain. ~ M ) tenth, A Kar 8s ‘rad ha ie S Geen +. sae pa saree i ES ae owes |"4 of oo a QO a roo 2 cR ¥ a : ares . oe s «& BENJAMIN ifa—4- ms, kit R U soap CA batt AM z350— c 8. ste = eee. ima O ¢ . oa 251 N on! gas, che - Che ] 3 N ny or. mse PI te t 0, ami wi. le y : 5 MU 'y $2 -Toom n, -TOOE c sid : n Font. ~ heati e 5 er t: Ubi. amen . o sive o pet fat eating 3 — He n am re wed I Toe a $07 Coan, ye mall ud ard n e. y P ar lat om b ow a” a : i poe ora omnes R if T Br, rage, in th ne a i s "2 ‘. lag. + ong oe 1 O N S MA y be #_.. fons : aris : : ng Q 60 5 ( ver A ma: ' TT : 41 and ‘rea rs MS, EWS 00m | sit 2 ae Ye : M mad fur if po ott 8 Por! — an LP Mp n orn! nv fi ty is Maes: ‘ } ches a: lete: a: 4 AL oe ar A ay i § ‘lila Bb beau ‘ (0) veniences k. . 4g * tifull ba with tie ‘ — tT fo th co % rooms; R. 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SUNDAY. S * = oe | a = SUNDAY. OCTOBER 32, a Bes ee OCTOBER 30, 1927. 21200 APARTMENTS, SENT APARTMENTS FO 4 DW ELLINGS, HOUSES, F LATS W od ENTS FoR RENE MME LATS FOR RENT—Wee "aA anted, For Rent and For Sale in These Columns Today. a Fre at oun pater incense | FORSYTHE. 7100—5 rooms and “a LATS FOR RENT—West DWELLINGS FOR RENT | DWELLINGS FOR RENT S—S=S====—— —_—— a = . “Dat. t Z uding —, bath. hot- water he at sunrocn. | COPTER ee = —5 yet ba th: 1: $37.50. 2 * | FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT : ls ewe ae GARFIELD 1427. MORES! PRANG i aT o ; | RIDGE. 57 34—3 ne ao Gar BI05., | EIGHTEENTH, 1019 N-—An (deal occ. Southwest Northwest nein ents for Lease tt ie age - will decorate. (c83) “olectria Siva 6121A—3 ——a . — | afnic eas. f urpace; good condition: $3 — ho “- 13 rooms and bath, equipped ADELINE (Gia1—6 rooms, bath, electric. | ABNER PL.. 3441—6 rooms, garage. Call ly up to “eo Beeet 15275 rooms, tile bath, tur-| ton. FOresy o53 A>>lLy 6127 Gambie- | AACH Be. CO. INC. 826 Chestant | and light housekeeping: “newly “sth * | ARTHUR, 6004 ic) | 10 to 3 Sunday, oil: | beautiful” large ———_—_—__—_— SJrod condition. JEfierson 8892." GIBSON, asi—pply _! - es D4 db—)-Pe . | 830. ~~ N, pins, «un par - yn beautiful Univesity City $95.09 IM a | sere. (c) node Og ERRACE: 5041 a 5 roumes. gt tga gp mo A—d my = rooms: — IDE LMAR, 4347—12 rooms. furnace. fine modern karage. Fpom brick ben non ey 504 a doubié garage: $55. Open for inspection.) HENRY R WEISE poms. bath: a most convenient location 90.09 i, “4 ¥ — - it HAMILION TERRACE = ner h_Page-ic) | SUBURBAN 604A 3 r asonahle, mn ' order: open. _ * (e) | CAbany 7120). _ ‘ ‘ fayrnoter. | o + | 1 W estminster XA FOreat tc? Kth Chest out pms. bath. cenvrenient to care, ans and 1 ig poor fa r J . - {c) rooms. with heat. $40: ; = or bat | tric: C Abany 3123M_ ee : (c53x) | jf an, wae nh Rg eign gy A sin, “aon” 206 O— > rooms, modern. off of of Beautifully furnished 10- -room house for ppm ls mR, a RE ar Bh 0 NINETEENTH. Da = reouis; elec- ‘Three exposures 75.00 fi ‘§iRTME! rooms, bath; electric we TER., 5068—S-room mater SL vEBU BBAN TRAC KS. 39G5A—3 rooms | COlfax 3942. : ore cary anes Bewaili a (c) | er. one vear. For price and particujars | water. telephone. Beautiful —e JOHN H, ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut tea . {ficiency - a y Pd. + a » . sin > ath, re only 3 - I eee u room ~ , . included ‘te rental, aR 7 eB “4 = $ NICK RLTY_CO.. FRos. 3273 | Page. urnace;- 1 block north of; OWan 4203—3 rooms. breakiaat nook: ge ogee 1915 N.—6 rooms, bath, elec- , buncalow Bp ye fine ee | ALBERT T. TERRY & co. 823 Chestnut. yg A ges omg Bog ot “i5 Ral foam CF DN TRI ZA it pt LOO me Sin : 454—3 utiful rooms; z | _tile ba : 2.50: © Manch . re anes N. —3 as 7 LETON.” 3 to t room apartments in thie ‘4 * os SOL GOLDMAN. HAMILTON. 1156—Modern 4 rooms. hard- | $40. W FEYZL ICR fiom et 1427 heat; | WALTER JONES R. E. CO.. 618 Chestnu: |) WOLF-POLLACK, 101. N. Sth. MA. "1858-9 LORISSANT REALTY COMPANY arranged and equipped buildings in the w ' J ote Af MAin 0230 M - Sun parlor, steam heating | T aaa Tk LURKAINE, 6239—Modern 6-room bunga- | LANSDOWNE. SO, —— a ee po SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT Floriasant. Mo ATwater 409. o FALE ro} a 32 A me, $1 e eet i ES ‘ : Urphy bed: reasonable (c) | AMM, 1232A—5 rooms. hath. electric. low: garage: $55. MAin 3463 (eR heemeral oe 55389-——New 6-room brick - _——— —- 2 oe. =e... - ie i EPSTEIN & N. 6 "hest " te* + ia 1333-5 rooms, tile bath. T-car HAMILTON, 1119-73—Dands a 6 | qe uace: _sarage: $12.50 MADISON, 024—6 rooms. bati Oot | —uneaow vacant. LAclede_6867 AMHERST, 7317—University Park; mod- | ROOSEVELT PL.. 600—o rooms, garase, . — ~ 4 rooms, bath: a well-arranged smal! apart. . . D. SOPHIR REAL-| rooms. modern flats. a 6 | TAMM. 1019—4 tooms. bath $30: halt aie da a ie rooms. bath. electric; | MCCAUSLAND, 2720—4 rooms, path. Tur- efn_5-room fiat. COifax 4166W. (c9G) | corner Wachtel _av.. Luxemburg. in ty ae "$82. b0: me “ema aad 5 Chestnut. im furnished. Lindell 5044}. un- | | block from Forest Park’ | Tee en $35 month. hace. garage. Hliland 0787. c) | ANNALBE, 1627. (Brentwood)—+t-room | SARAH. ed Maplewood) —6 rooms. will rent we goes © rs : ee this f fiat. | & Ce Bt Node 7 "5-P 00mm ts ee HAMILTON, 1063—Five beautiful light| AMM. 12184—4 modern light rooms. | large yard: large am 3. — EE UURE. bg rg Se brick Sa Bae rye macGweed Cows, at en. Lae rch, hi _3-car (c80) PAPIN, 2504A—3 ae electr - oar pent reasons rooms: hardwood floors, reception hall. | .D¢Wly decorated: rent $35 without garage. oH NINE s °* 38°: af calow urnace, bath. hariwoud floors: | ‘¢Bces: double garage; lot 200x300; shrub- | SHA SBU sy 7322— room bunga- Lic " ae me, sun parlor, well-arranged: } oes isha _) room flat, newly decorat- | tile bath, furnace heat. PArkview 0756. | SHUCHART REALTY. 814 “tl ae ey ao Se TF Woe mon decorated : $50, End of | SY and fruit trees, $45. {c)| low: all modern; ieaprovements: garage: arc ts 422 Chestnut. ot Beecees | .— r uced; ver . 22—Offices. s t 2 car line 1 GArfield GGK2 | J > 725% } i, 2526— 2 a oe, cement, ‘to good tenent. tc) | HAMILTON (OS Five tesa 1s 4 neaing.. ania runes. snacelin enue doctor and dentist: all conveniences. Ri | MURDOCH. Sf Vary oles coe ‘techtic: imimpes ome 10 Catholic choo! a Realty, $2; * ea a me: _— 1317— rooms. °.; | Park: Market c: = " “ ’ | kaiow: tile bath: 85 : $35. Hiland 5974 a — INE, 2227-—Nice 12-reom RE Rae * | mf figirs. tile bath. steam heat tile bath, gy ee ‘saeaeiow o78e:: $40. an in a | gyre nage heey os * ny on bay av. | MU ~~ CH, 4! on residence ARLHUR, 7: Ga ee S-room fiat; -— TE ieced a ~ bmg gg EE ay ofa leht: rent 76. A ey ‘eel carace. $50 rand-new. iHgnt and | ( »} TAYLOR, 215 S.—4 rooms an al AB MI LEE Jifax 2678R. (ce) |} her Kingshighway: hot-water heat: $&3- | T4ée: owner downstairs. Hlland o777. rage: in ne % is blocks west of Market car loop. | HILL'S TERRACE. 1420—1 rooms. = room; Taylor or Lacle a eaees rent S45. OBEAR. 1400%—4 large rooms: warer, | iMmediate possession. Riverside 5300.(e) (cd) | MORRIS AACH RB. €0.. INC... 826 Chestnut | SECOND, ‘Tsid 5 —Nice store. E- nremises. heat: rent $37.50. steam TEMPLE PT 1g19A—o ae electric: newly papered and painted: eon’ KEBER, 5816—1969 rooms, modern, lase- BELLEVUE, 2507—5-rootmn “1 idenee ST. LOUIS. 6700—Welistor: 4-room bun- ms : ubler e831 »-17 BdG BEND BL. PEIN ERG 4 ——. AL TOR bath. furnace: $47.5 cm | PRAIRIE, 2614 N.—-3 rooms and sun ament. garage street made, special. bungalow, hot-water heat, $47.50. galow: modern: garage: $45. COND, hot-water heat, reasonable ao Union. | _A. F. JACOBS, ‘Agent, 1023 N. Grand. On preinians og @ectnic and karage: $35. | ROSA. 50%0—4room modern cottage. | BONHOMME. 7902 (Clayton, Mo.)—8- | SPRINGDALE, 8122 (Wheaton)—Bunga- | —1_Or 2 rooms, see_janitor _ Tae roonis, HODIAMONT, 12°20A—5 “* light | UNION, 1525A—5 rooms, bath iene? val : unday. ec) Owner, 5011 Goethe. rooin modern residence. hot water heat. low, 4 rooms, new: ell conveniences; gca-| SECOND, 172 s.— = PARK SAVINGS TRUST Co., rooms, bath; modern; adulis; $42.50. rent $40. DElimar 4498 : (e) RED BL D, 4127—Five-room house, st SOUTHWEST, 6820—o rooms. etc ra haréwood floors. KR, Wehmeyer. 7906 Bon- | rage in basement: Creve Coeur car; rent a . I rANDEV : = : : |} mace; bath; 2-car garage. ope + €tC., 9-9; | homme ave., Clayton. Phone. Clayton §16. 2 50 ‘all WAbash 22 or GaArfield MPLE, 2907-—3 De Mun. Parkview 1400. {c99) | VANDEVENTER. 717 a-TIDA N.—_ Newly | = pen. — . $32.00. Call h : route, . ae floor, 4) HODIAMONT, 1250A—Convenient corner- decorated: 4 rooms, bath. electric; at- | SULLIVAN, 3619—9 rooms. newly ween ZINK. 313 Title Guaranty Bldg. (c5) BUNGALOW—Attractice, 4-room modern, | GER2. JOHN HL kitchen: $17.50 ~ : = rty will show. ee on ,Fooms: fine for doctor; | tractive rental__CEntral 3303. (c) | rated: $55. CAbany 3245W THOLOZAN. 7048—5 rooms an dbath. HI- en ntell ESGOR.. (c} | TENNYSON. 9502—4 rooms and sleeping = Seer. 1X In e oulev 7 NE J. AL THEIMER. WILLIAMS & } . UT Bens I it | VERNON, 4730—l1st door. 5-room and! TALCOTT. 502—4-room et aes a land (e3) BUNGALOW—Kirkwood; new, 4 rooms. porch, Overiand. SEVENT ——— ar a ER, IN 17 Chestnut st. | po REALTY CO... ‘5988 Julian. | bath, furnace: first-class condition. (c)} reuly decorated. I Vic TORIA. 594: 5——-First floor 4 rooms. Kirkwood 1411W or Laclede 5309. (c)| TUXEDO BL., 425—-7 rooms, modern | ~ cana aah” oy 5 “—- rooms. electric : . , | a | PL. 2-46-—4 rooms, bath. vo ty ag MR, rooms, bath; will be. be pg S571—o. rooms: newly deco- | = SURGHOFF REALTY Co. COlfax 3452 ath. furnace. hardwood floors. etc.: pres: | BUNGALOW—Five-room brick, bath;| home; newly painted and decorated; 2-car | =r eT ~e — 12 _Chestevt RNER SARAH STREET 3° 4; garage. Hiland 6327.1 ck3) | "3. 1. EPSTEIN & SON. 617 Chestnut. | 2) 30— —,)- Too Thi ger oi OT »* 5008 Ah V ee tis 47 ’ 20. a A— Modern 4 al J 5 or Water ea ana garage. i¢ } ‘ TT atl ‘ ’ y ic) spec tion. ¢€ $i7 ’ ° n . a 4 U A—dvJ reo) a a €1- = ‘ ' "ERS A i KT HS Cf). 1OHth ry Cc : ays ae. BROWN REALTY CO. 7101 /"oy.: o s. bath; will dec-| room flats. $45 (e83)| UNIVERSITY, 2806— : and Chestnut. ~ GAM OW—In Ferguson. 6 rooms, mod- | VALLE. 1538—Four rooms, garage; $27: a3 y rate: 332-50 | 5 rooms and bath. garaze; lot 60x400; reasunabie. leliaton. SIXTEENTH, 1017_N.—3 rooms, sTecthic: ' 2 Ss . av. itand 0456. (cB?) ' ~ | VERNON, 5343—4-family flat. 5 rooms, | 5 3 Room Apartments » | M -2—4 new bright rooms, 1 aoe SPL. 607 | ga Hodiamont. 2nd; electric, gas, furnace, janitor. Lindell CR ‘aiid 3469J. VINE. 7347 (Maplewood!—5 rooms, bath. | g HN Hi. ABBOTT. Kealtor, 709 Chestnat . | la uce West BUNGALOWS—Houses, apartments; a!!l| hardwood floors; garage. ( a : VICTORIA, 5945—First floor: 4 rooms: “i gone | cottage; ‘ ber month. Ca ater 4 SIXTH » N.—3 rooms. t and refrigeration furnished. Elevator . = bath. Bg vag rooms, tile | bath. furnace. hardwnod floors, etc.; pres. | -S2ade8_and_ screens: large ya: TET en REALTY COMPANY. >, | PUNGALOW—Ferguson; 4 rooms, bath, | S¢¢ Sidebotham. 6134 Wells. (e37) jouN BULL. 20 N, ae. nch telephone exchange. § ANNE. @255-——Newly furnished flat: JULIAN, 68494—6 rooms ne iis _ tenant will vacate this weeks rent BUNGALOW New brick, 6 ———T “$55. | BUNGALOW —4-room bn $30: 86 —— ir ete beat; $35 per month. | WILL yy ~———z— —e (*> . = eniences: reasonable rent. (c) r 0 . ; : 24), ; (el) | . wR see “ J ‘ tenant ract new nese , ABLE—Or garage. wit rooms above tion now. See manager, Mr. Benj in, | XE oo goog ogg be 4 EPSTEIN & SON. 617 Chestnut. | =: JAY KUHS CO.. 10th and Chestnut. $100. $d ae ra; oF will sell 9 on Gg et gee new Me ne per. is Seow. SAB. C- ane of 2817 Pine et: : pease $40. Bee . am | . 1. . = —— : iw AGNER 6237—N — mod m 4- ¢- : : rame bun ow. on etreet car jine; - — - eet IGH H. STEW 1 5247, or = | LEY R. E. CO.. 105 N. 9th st. SULIAN, 6236—Beautiful 5 rooms, includ-| ‘ficiency fla i can tan ene CABANNE, 5112—11 rooms, steam heat.|50x123; $45 ver month. Call Atwater | W AND. 1 chmond Heights) — ART, Agent, 311 N, A2%h, 3 Doe ent-styl fiat. :-iM é —s parlor, tile bath. built-in tuh, | $42 20. D. Sophin ? RBALTY. ono Chest- BUNGALOW—5 rooms and sunroom: mod- 3-Car garage. owner. (e) 767. Nice 4 rooms: modern oa. et *) ; NNE, eo wel yee He ew = Y on the | rmsd $s gree bec Ts, , eam heat, |nue. GArfield 4779 (c62) | ern; beautiful location :good traneporta- | CATES, 5091——9 rooms, hot-water heal. BC oa. io bath. gas, electric, | ZEPHYR PL Che Icy - eco cece - 77°™ms immediate pos | Overiand. M. Wells. WAbash 287W. SPLENDID ROADHOUSE. Fee. 10th snd Morgan. (e*) DAVID BAILEY. Realtor. MAin 1079 BU SGALOW rie rent; 4 rooms, baia 5 acres of ground near Ramona | THIiky. reg s. ey aorme rooms, gas, ¢)ec. a3. x3. a @ GATAcp: til ° T , > 3 " A. ~~ ; | he: " : : fa ie. 2: miliamMmon ; a ar r¢é nt ). Y > - : NOR SEV EN H S . ae aghis: $35: Hodiemon * S00" Chestnut. | a ee rte ae; | WASHINGTON, G20A—6 rooms, bath, | | — . ° . F. Vatte agen 30 > = iN E. _G. SCU : | DS tak amt: : concession. (c6S) | | CATES. UO -9-room residence: heat . | §as, clectric, furnace: one block from car *k. CC. F. Vatterott, t. 6307 | _ tric. . - l } > heat and | H I ST 4 t and iE ; THI utiful lobby. Apartments consist of living S08 A —d3 rooms. electric. Ss ted cy and buffet kitchen; and living room, a ast room and kitchenette with Murphy . 3 Targe light rooms. Rand: a aie 1122 N.—2 rooms. gas "rae lat res 2 a . : t-water-heat: garage: - 3 5190A—6 rooms. bath. modern. i Jt LIAN, 6232 "irst vr second floors: 5 WONT CTL ee . CLAXTON, 4530-—4 rooms. itehenette:| janitor service chode« | and school; large lot; garage; rent rea- | Easton avetiue. s g y decorated, reasonable rent. 2 re Ss. Murphy be _bot- ater heat: mod Pag ang Ry ogy, rooms, —. modern reasonable eo yoy | DOU "GHERTY. *SHEEL AN. A Chestnut sonable. Call E. M. Wells, WA bash 287 W $12.50 PER MONTH newly de« ss Nice sio ane sL 51474—Six light. camataiaiete | be CarOus ROC. nS gerage, $50. | WATERMAN. 5604 — ‘eo _ COTE BRILLIANTE, 4755—Ten rooms; | - (e80) | BUNGALOW—Five rooms on south side! Rents 4-room house, water, electric. See) &hy 1742W. sooms: all conveniences: Al condition: | —Pet ‘or ‘hnepestion. * “oes ie Pp rooms. Dat. ee hot-water heat: decorated. FOrest 1953J' CATES, 5124—9 rooms, bath. furnace,| Madison st.. second house west of tracks; | Mr. James, 7th and St. Louis, Valley Park, ante NTH, 1116 NZ : after 1. 2 eee —" Mt LI NN. co Al. TERG REAL TY CO. Acente | COTE BRILLIANTE. 4764—6 rooms. cae geod rooming house district. will be put | Tent $60 month, — or call GArfiei4d 5093. tlectric. 12.50. _ EXTES. Tea yp K—First floor, 2 rooms: new- » rooms. modern | WEL LS. 5347A—6\ modern rooms: up to| and electric: $32.50: side entrance. (¢; ln shape PRT EIN A. JAY KUHS CO.. Wth and Chestnut.| VALLEY PARK REALTY CO., 408 Ofive. ly decorated and painted. FOrest S260W. KE NSINGTON, 5194-96—6 end 7 rooms.| aate ‘Forest aie : ELMBANK,. 5930—6 rooms. bath fur FIN & SON, 617 Chestnut. BUNGALOWS—4 and 5 rooms, strictly (cl) A-1 condition, cheap to ml tenant. nace, on] $25 . "| CHAMBERLAIN, 6745—46 r odern j 35 , ean — = —— meinnupens y $ 3 oF bite rooms, modern, modern, brick and frame; $435 and up. S NY S 29¢ a ma actric : ic) od19—4 rooms. in-a-dor bed 5. CIBOROWSKI, 1525 Case — SAVINGS TKUST CO., 4915 Delmar bi. | Call today. Office open. Creve coeur OLD EN (GLI SH DE: IG! $25. Se : EF O18 e] wd g > A . GArtiela O48 5 . | Pa - - a oe ; + ost. 4 - . ‘ i i c hoo > “ . . a . ’ . a in CLARA. TLARA. 1pse 6 splendid rooms. con- KINGSHIKGHAY . 1210 N.—7 rooms, za- Ci S. 26: 31 — 5 splendid rooms: modern: WEST &T. LOTIS TRUST CO.. | newly decorated throughout: open Sunday. | ter. electric: garage: ideal location in Over- tinctive plaster finish in living and din- 265 UNION BOUTLEVARD decorated. CAhanvy S523 rage g00d location. CAbany O611R. (c) ewlv decorated: rent reasonable. fc); Lindell 0461. Easton and Sarah. | or call owner, PArkview 2592W. (cfi2) | land. WAbash 1113R. 3 Ss as BOTT K oe ALTY * oo i itors, | 7 WELITI ” $15 : ELLS, 5353—Upper f! oom nod- ; ————eoe | - - —: ~ ~ cowed - - (16 Btories, Fireproof) . an 1345—4 lovely rooms: inclosed poy AY. iloS S.—3 nice roo.ns mn : o ra ont = ios a at. 6 rooms, moe | VR ARINE., 5429—6 rooms, bath. elec- : a aes Ady 2 } “4 tai fur- gp age go Se “~~ aes CEntral 1321. oe Chestnut. sfiate with Rey ‘FeGeees to : I -class ondition;: reasonanie — . - - eed c} nyt Be sate -c lass con on * a a ae e ; rua ? . , A i “porch: first cla condit cea | LAC LEDE. 4155A__5 lat ze. lent rox ms | La % bA—4 rooms S20 teats eectric, | GOODFELLOW, 5645—New brick bun-| 270. DOCKERY & SON, 100% Chestnut. 7 and garage; rent reasonable. W. L. aq ene? gaeverel ong 4 = Chestnut. Sk E. CO., I t and fanttor rvice r: | : ‘al — S22 Chestnuts. Baiow, with poe geting livi 9 eters a bete ; IMENT OF EIGHT ROOMS ‘ ‘ | nt ae eenvece; bet wales =a; peg aS tn hohe TE AAMey and Glendale. Call WEhbeter ENTIETH: “MENTS OF SEVEN ROOMS WITH TWO BATHS AR wd carace: rent $40. reo “THE —5-room ee oes = ; aa | FRANC a ERRY-RUTH. 1 r CORNELL. 7558— fy | Tine - wood Ave. Webster. for infor. B.C” BEYNON $3 {° - © FEINBER RG & JONES, Bh ee wee 1ot-water heat. yy w EST P ARK. 7047 (—-room efficiency: 10 N. 7th et. |} CUR: sls, 4 v9 Beaut - ; = get 8 vin CIRCLE DRIVE. =a (Normandy) — mation regarding same. Theo.’ , ae Y-FIRST lios 3 IN THIS EXCLUSIVE APARTMENT BUILD “ 3 4 FOrest & 09 N. Union. LAU kt Eh os rooms«: heat. janitor. | hot-water heat: decorate: concessions. HAMIL TON, SR G—4 roorr ss. bath. steam oom st ut san = | 2 heat; rent $100. € "ARTER REAL + aa ED = ; ppe : : Sara il Cheap ieee call Monday. adults: S50: summer $45. ie? i WILLIAMS Lc 3407—New. 4 rooms. tile | _ beat: reasonable rent Ine. 316 North Hills t y | CIRCLE DRIVE. 7701 (Normandy )—3- Lockwood Ave. Webster. - AWL hath mode | ov SES—2. 3. 4. 5. 7 and & rooms. See s ; drive. ATwater 5 | room cottage; electric, ater, garage; for : “‘WENTY-SieC ro 8 decorate: $15 ; es res ¢ P: ; LAU RET. pn mam memory oer 4 re oi :3 ; | : “ New York’s Finest Park Av. Apartments; § ae = | “kitchenette. in-a-dor bed, bariwood flocre. | WISE. 40928-30A—a rooms; tile bath; | Crutcher, $555 Robin. (CB). | one couple: $18 decor ' ‘ 32.50. (COZ ) -Mi YTON, Ay eae room Yamane 4 ee - : — , - tT ser ™ 650 with carace. COlfax 244 (c) | mMewly decorated: garage optional: rent | newly decorated; $ | LABADIE. 4647—5 rooms, hail OTR, | CORBETT, 6842 (University City)—0o-room ir IN CONNECTION . 3 YTON ev iyEy 4—3 large rooms: : low. fc) | WISE, 4942—4- family fiat. 4 roome, | hardwood floors, furnace, garage: poses: | brick bungalow, ery hardwood floors, HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. on 3A - , if ecorated: gas, electric, bath. (37) | LEWIS PL a room modem | beth. cecre_tamect_Lins 4688M. | sion at once tile bath. garage: $52.60; vacant Dec. 1! $20. GArfield a6uA. ee | ge Sg | oflat with gar - WISE, 4959A—Ne and wa | PRER-ACKE ACKER. REALTORS. GArf. 8905 | DE GIVERVILLE. 575 2—Overlooking | A.J. MAYRHOFER, CAbany 7120. (c) a RENT, a a fae tae Rutser: flats: toilet, best furnished: garage: east of Skinker. | O'REILLY ©. 3 23 Chestnut, MAin 2457. | rage: open. Lic KiiDeR ft E. Co.| LENA, 6339—New frame, 4 rooms, sun | Forest Park: 8 rooms and sleeping porch; | COTTAGE—Country home: 3-room: let, ADAMS, 23584 rooms, electric, § on ber: trie: : * pear school and "4 hureKes. = (e7) Forest 5849. PADS Cae RS a a cag dl A ears Be ine ni $37.50; ! hot-water heat. fc) | 350 feet by 125 feet: fruit trees bearing. GLICK, Realtors, 822 Chestnut. fc®) , . WA N mea rooms. . = N. : ‘ flat McCAUSLAND, 1112—6 _ brigbt m | WIs 49735—4 ROOMS. HARDWOOD | soodtellow an est orissant. | DE GIVERVILLE, 5920—7-rox oie Strawberries, ipDe ° black berries EAUMONT. 616 N.—3 roome. third | seaaae ean a, a : ood “amc temas” howls 4519 | ern rooms: rent reduced a) | FLOORS. TILE BATH: NEWLY DECO. | WOLF-POLLACK, 101 N. 8th. MA. 1858-9) hardwood floors. lije “bath: hot-water | krape vineyard: : buildings tm loGr. electric, $19. (“2 any ($62 s.reened porch. br . @ 3. ae taes , | McCAUSLAND. 1354—s-room efficiency, | RATED: $40 | LUCILLE. 5911-E6-room brick. 5900 | heat: caraze: $90: tenant will show you | £904, condition: price for auick sale, Z LL. 3887—6 rooms. $50. WASHINGTON aoal re St = xX 7-—t ; ts "| right. 354 Wade (near Tamm}: also 6423 | Boel stmoo!_ and ciurches: 0). {e2) a, J . Grand. | DDLE. 1925—Large tore. $25. JOHN ‘| Bamsiton Bchos month: Ralf nicck west of | PRANK, 4 eng pOltax 38 $41. (c) | JOHN W. GIBSON BR. CO.."J14 N_7tn. | and 6423A Wade: 4 rooms. $16. GArfield| NATURAL BRIDGE RD. 6211—Brick| DELMAR. 4056—Fine laree rooming| VARSTDALE—% blocks nortn on Sheridan GI R. co. jl . Ith. fe OLD HIS a gi > | and uN-tc -~date: Se eg ey | Race: brick buncalow; garage: $55. PARISH CoO. . (c4) fe?) ania bath. mas, electric. PArkview . = 3667—S5 $55... d. L EP- | McPHERSON. 6034—Nice Groom fiat: 1 a KS ES oA nestnt= | SEMPLE. 2854—6-toom house: targe lot: | UUPLEX BUNGALOW—5 rooms and bath, EDWIN. 11 (Webster Groves)—8 rooms. | SROOKLYN, 1103A——3 rooms, $18. BW. ; "E SON. 617 Chestnut. ock from "St. Roch's: with garage. cM ALL EFFICIENCY FLAT | teasonable. CAbany 1812W large shade trees. $37.50 *MULLIN- WaLteis REALTY 00, GLICK, Realtors, 822 Chestnut. (c*) | WASHING “3 BROWN REALTY “COMPA " ROOKLYN, 326-4 rouma, bath, electric, | cation tor hot — , . sion Cale 3J. | ST. FERDIN dl samen NY, bath. £26, ee ny 6405 ) rth Drtve° 3 rooms. Murphy electric DI AND, ‘45 J rooms, bath. , 716 1 Manci hester. HTland 0486. (oR?) ; 824 { “hestnut. 91} Chestnut. fee, ere agent there. : os BS ; epen. MAPLE 6047°—5 roome.,. hath. furnace; j nace he = on. conveniences: yard. ga rage: : : ; Is PS : ANDREAS R. E.. CoO.. FIF 1 EEN TH 1 218 N ae 1 Oe k rl CASS, 3004 —J reoms. Kas. electric, “; I Ow RE NT 1. EPSTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnut. decorated; $40. Keys at SOABA | We in firet-clase condit ; | to cars, bus. C6 ifax RO20W. $5: | 717% Chestnut. acres; 1 mile north of Baden rick: 4 MAin 0628. oh a - . = ce ee + uD LE UP Tao So ggge ese ITS re > ~ ; Toya 7 > , . ‘ x the 6 ch SC erS, 11se— New Sree, toe | Miner yA: Sie —& room bows; p03 ini bo... oe oe aod TERRY. S716—Six-room unsalow. Dard | “chicken Nese, can cioctae tet SbnBOD: | Seas: fe) | Cams 812-3 _roome, aan electric 8]5.| 920208 new paper: Bear school oh ‘cat MAin 4124. | | ggemctte — ‘te y th with shower. waned Ae ~ ~ es = ——— = a —— 1] d floors, tile bath: strictly modern. | aad ick mc sh ‘ck from car line. $9; maw |e LAT—In Normandy: 5 rooms. modern: eee =. _— ; ; WATERMAN al . @ ~y ogee latest boos a rng nore ms Te a Olfax [oem = y WH ane geen Snag RE ee - hanna Baee- FORE ST PARK. 442;—-10 room and a, ew » ma Tee ad BARNGROVE . aa See ‘112 N. 7th ; vais . = ive ricted neizhborhood. near | -- SEE - » B&B j wh nm eR: _ MGGert - ' ill put in No eder: “Foo ate . . bal porch tire“ S soeme, 2egee % al ag pores Rs Nov ; MONTCLAIR. | 12074—6 | rooma. modern: os N\ CW od R oOoIn Flat iii! THEODOSIA, 4927—5 rooms. bath. «:. ORES NE. & R. yy, po a alle av., East St. Louis. Charles (c*) —First floor, 6 toon, | q al’ PArkview 2945 ee Wi h Gs SF ot rms 2935. _FOrest_4879. | GAYOLA, 7430—Bungalow: brick: 6 large |S oeeo stisecur, East aoa i $356 Coas--S rontn. yale nae ond Gee 1421 Papin: 3 fine . borhan wae : reh- reduced rent. fe) we, AR. 4504—Five rooms and ear 54—d3 d iT l Waravge $50 hii | THRUSH. 5232—3 rooms and toilet: gas rooms. tile bath. hardwood floors, hot- FLAVIA AND COOLIDGE—Cottage, 2 | 275 ee wa tollet: good repair: worsen 57 10—7 = 7 b_mplendid condition. gy Ls gy seneenenie. — © Hil] _ and electric: in rear (-’ | water heat. with oil burner: 2-car’ brick | 20ms: $10. Take Ferguson car. Myers. we : maa 8. 14th, "3 wigs : bedrooms od ¢, ’ beauiits rooms, 3 5 LMAR 3817—6 bright racmes. 1 é ‘WEN NZLICK. GArfield 1427. | _ 9733 Arthur, with steam heat; |||; WABADA, 58364 — 5 rooms. modern. | *arage: beautifully kept by owner: adulta: | FLORENCE, 433-—Modern 5-room Dutch CHESTNUT. : Dew paper Te ine BAS. quire 3d d tioor. : mmediate possession. }); Screened porch; garage: Al condition; | 2 ee to one child; $70. Hlland/| Colonial; attractively situated. Call | “sas toilet: . : EST E, 210 ; mewly decorated. la- . a Rth st @ tun $50. GRACE. 100 N. Sth st. 1 | ! — | MOORLAND DRIVE. 1248—6-room mod. % 5 Po ae Co a t& a sen am be ; EMPLAND REALTY CO., —_|_|| | rent. reduced. 033. Webster 1538J. (c) w ; . | 21a rooms. ste heat | “ern flat. $60 with garage. BENJAMIN |) ene ~@ Wiis a eet —eritigue z SCT . vATERMAN. 5592—8 bedutiful roome: GE fiemished: hot water. (c3) | MUSHLIN R. E. CO. 319 Buder Bids. wine HUCHART REALTY CO. 814 Chestnut | GRAND RICE. 734/—5 room bunga-| GEORGE. 464——Kirkwood; 5 rooms. gas eae fB ne R. E. ©O., ROW NBS tee — . @ compen Henge hye NEWBERRY TERRACE. 4705—4 rooms, 6 Mh pond Chteke MSE cet peels oe ee een) *)| GARAGES, STABLES—RENT rooms, garage, | r - CHOUTEAL. 2 * : Five rooms. clean. modern: newly d bath. hot water; new, fixtures: $30. (c99) S505 —S “ales rooms elec "or Ba ne EE SSS ea South "7 8613—6-room cottage, modern:| GLENCHORT PL., 28—New five-room erie: sent seduced en” GRAEPF ‘oi9 fs. AG : Ja : . Be ae | “ae : open 2 to 3d. fe) brick bungalow; furnace, bath. garege: ‘ ive. JEfttersou , p — + SON, 617 Cheetn —@ DELMAF IA—5S nice rooms. bath, a e+ SOO, | , Fra 4. — on 4 rooms, al and | 7 ane ® plock th of St. Cha | Chestnut. es | | @ tte eae gan : =. L, Semace FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished | , §3°@8¢_ 355. J. E. KAIME & BRO. B. E.. | JU KIA* 6 gg ge roome, herd | 7 cons sod Mant. vend, — Phe ne | CLARK. 2747-—4-room fat, follet, Bath, ¥ —Sevend floor west; "9 @ectric: tnwest rerit in city. E? 4 c . CONCESSION Q9N_ Tt bat 7 ; ~ rent $40. Call Mr. Beers, 8104 st. : . = = . 4£516— reom,. Al eond ition: earace ELLIOTT. 1522—3 rooms. furnished com- 7A4 - heat: garage: open today. (c)| Lake car to Gothiand, walk one block 3 rooms. bath and elect 7 N 3611 ; - ss — a8 J as SHU c HART REALTY. “14. Chestn ut st. "plete te wi ill rent ‘or -* 7 ck) ig yee? ir By $50. room aalaias: iLEe “On 6 331-—Kesi ide nce. conveniences: pe | TY a Fin gee ag & BRO. - “ppt R 715 ati, 338. at. (*) ~ —7-r0om # mm SASTON. 55 19a—3 Hg electric, 523.| NINA. 5837A— rooms, bath. hot-water | GRAND, 4101 N.—Furnished flat. 7 wo. : | block north of Pa #.. oe CIKEGN EES reoms a4 . o7 . t jors-re 37 A—. ei - : cAND, urnis oree | J. onan, | "AY & €0O., CKSON roome, bath, electric. $135. = bathe, garage and reicigersiion A eas2a—Your “room . pa bet 2 a + BIG. MAin | “rooms. — 22 Chestnut st. | LEWIS PL. Sas —-kiaelios bungalow | GRATIOT. pose ec Fark): G | $20. J. 1. EPSTEIN & BOX, 617 Cheatgut J. MM. xe % ; a) PLA—F t 2 i 8) ;, : HOW ARL “309A—3 rooms. nicely fure | MPTON. 2723 5 —Residence. = rooms | § roome. tile bath: reasonable rent (ce?) ft ro . ’ Se} ry * a CO.. 109 N, th. —— 290% _— - $35. NORFOLK. 42 fe rooms, first floor.| nished $21 per month. (c} | atid garage furnace. Call GRand 8175,| McPHERSON, 4221—S rooms. large re- 4 DROZDA. DIVISION. 1929—3 rooms. electric, water. aeertanaan tg ag Pores = -—_ os 4 ~ faa; — Snes and, —— os —— — a elec: | | rene Smite! 2723 S.—Residence: 7 rooms / (ception hall and breakfast room. (cS) | H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestaut veniences; 6 rooms, Kelvinator, beat, a: @ ward. electric. shed. suitable for | | c oxic: ail ma ain “7, . oe Northwest a OTT a 5 ih warare, $2 GRand ta | ph oe BP ns ating e eee. nie , com, brick flat. ‘ {ee} ent location pEimer 5129. #§ - s—p-q | OLIVE. 3212—stoom flat: all conven-| COTE BRILLIANT. 4506—Gentleman | 8615'S. Broadwa week. ‘| BRADLEY & QUINETTE. 706 Chestnut. | °@* *#F°- nice nels oe: wet, $20. 1904A—3 rooms. electric. wa N inker) 2 eauti! ul! sris—Ke a daaeesiet; fur-| tences: reat reasonable: will decorate:| withes to share d-room flat with middie | EICHELBERGER. ro ST poems "mod. | MARYLAND DR. 7033—beautiful home. | HIAWATHA, 7401 (Richmond Height i JOHN Ae aut, rooms: new . ged couple: ust give rence: Ca . a, moe) “om > ss e.. (—— itu . s)—~ —— | suen cane sund ern: garage: $50. Riverside 2990. Call CAbany fens, | S-room bungalow, Spanish type, modern | a a oe a tional apartmen senethte ! c throucheut Sat fi = larse = ie ees: bargain. _{e) I. E. KAIME & BRO. RK. E. CO. | Sunday between 10 and 4. = = iat ———— = closets: ‘ and 6 “ ee ae PT... 1D12A | ~. FY e 4979 . geri, rooms. let i OT. Moderate F ie 6300 Easton. CAbany 7972. {*)| SRGE GegSa—6 beautiful room: ’ all ano, victroia and library: brand-new furni- | toulet, electric: can be weed for S75 eae reset Veta av. COMMUNITY REAL ESTATE | VERNON LAUX, 706 Chestnut. Clies. 4500 OnN n ‘A Ive co SS ie vy “j-—5 rooms, bath. hot-wa- | eouvenicut: low rent ; open. fe ure. location exce thes it. ftust off Ki neshigh - Prony lee ond a nt very reasomauie MINERVA, 5954— 9 reoms: modern; hard- CO.. 925-31 Title Guaranty ret ee - a . ~ } ~~ ie * : U60: bez uli ful ie rthland av en a r Oni ‘ood floors: $75. res O7R NM. (¢) | Sor ae ae 6106 WATERMAN iz ‘furnished or unfurnished. (©) | FAGE. | G41. $—Ne .. ae, room fiat; nD: way at 3068: Pa » ag prog Eg bea at LDSTE Is REALTY CO -— os =z : — FOre tas —— | Sad ROE, Clee o (Virgsate Park)—4 rooms, EMMA. 56 _ | Webste . Groves) —>100m Seen nol . . 5052—6 rooms. bath. furnace | 330. artied 12 1) | Finced. KOrest 6449W. | Main 2636. 819 Chestnut. MAin 4797 | PAGE. 3*67-—- rooms, furnace. €tc.; ga | : house. $27.50. or for sale. PArkview and nd floor. 7 rourms em. — heat — 2 - firet floor: fine conditrn. PAGE. 10S sice. “Tight rooms: ; ENNER! Y S0G0A_3 Te batL —— | GEYER. 1025—Store. | Tage. GArfielid 8603 4. EPs 617 Chest 451W. al | asia SPT vice - adults .- LEMENZ R. CO CEntral 1 1371, decorated: bath and furnace. |x CRLY, oh go ns os t I | mewrie Gncerdtad. - PAGE. 4715—Seeing is believing: 10 clean ie. A 345-~ ree: 4 roome: . - @ 4556 Resend floor. . . large voy. | manes: rent eo 5 moe. GEY 3347-6 ROOMS BA | rooms, shades. furnace: available now (c) | modern: ; heat furnished, i hk EXNERLY 3960—3 compictely RI ¥ $40. VICTOR obun ° (53x) PAGE. 4715—Seeing is believine: 10 Clean E S. 4617—o-room house with ga- . @ Be gen electric. turn GE. roo hall mom. bath. | . [Sears Reduced to $108, a FE aN. J. se WiLLIAss 4 Faccttie, enccag, ficer, 2 pore hes: $35. | ished rooms. c=! | GRAVOIS. 4640 rr a rooms, shades, furnace: av ii lahte now («) | Tage: modern. Hliland —— a a ome. aterman: third floor ° "Sats © reer Siz Chestes PAGD 59423A—6 rooms. s'eam heat. hard-| KENNERLY. 4637--3 rooms and | furnace: $3f roome. Oath. ene. | PERSHING. 5950—S8 rooms, double ga-| JUBEPH 6538—4-room — poreh, a x RIGHT a EEE wor, & a wood floors. garage, $55. ie) | fu ae no Gbhjection — to children: rent GRAV 01 = oT rage: immediate possession: open. | gaiow With garace. $42" GRABER. 620 a te tre ose and stn ss one bio PAGE 559 Sover. modern. @ roome. | Tcasgnsbic. COlfax OLS7. (c} eo A a $30 frame weed R ESIDBN(C E—7-room. modern. newly dee | Olive. S ¢ BENET newly decors’ xc carne — | M AFFITT 4517—3 rooms, bath. fur- VE RNOX Latx. 705 Chestnut, CHes. 8200 orated, low rent. lease. FOrest 8477M JULIAN. 6535—6-r00om brick TURES — BS, Y R, W ETE ELS pen strut " ; b th. f rnace rrishec.., SAD rrit onth : £3 rage. (¢ Oe | RESIDE “Sc E x rooms. mo ern : Vv nite * Karake. strictly mouern. furnished or wrTi- cin Wate NS "7 .- | em - «+h and Che PAGE. 5i os rooms. ba urna sec- |, HENRIETTA, 2707—7 rooms and meth: | large vard: grapes: reasonable. Cali C | furnished: sell or rent: act today: make % fe te SO Ww my , 4 reened | omd floor, $: a electric and laund 50). ie ree vara: at ottee Mall Maes p er 7 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS «= WeeaBitee: S50 Sitind sana “lost | JONT-MILLER RE. CO. 105 X, oth +t _— |HOCSE—# Fooms, bath, eam pony; ps | 2. (—3 rooms, bath. electric. POTOMAC. 4035—New modern Sroom | WILLIAMS Pi $449—For rent or sale. | Sects ae F , oor electric. “te tv aeaurve A ee eee ee ; . 4 rat a ie, 5 modern flats cf 3) ¢. ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW a were ne’ oe ee orated janitor #0 ANS meena Desmar ae furnace. =| pees rtin newly aeeeenaee: West Porm tome See A. | With garage. 7208 Page. CAbany 4525 prorated. $35. fl rE: house: j decorated: suitable for room- Idea! anertment for ple er i mos. 3:11—5 rooms, bath, electric; 2 wiiw. B. SHELP & CO. 1 — i meri ia | “nicely furnished; reasonable. . 1925—3-room , beaut es Pap — i aon for cou f ye 7 Sy . t m ast a a te : a % 5 «*s : Ci seg ae far couple or rah , bors KERY & 80%. 1 om PAPIX, 4c17—3 rooms. ; | CLAYTON. 6105—Furnished 4-room flat; 5) | San Bonita): & : sem f Teo ee 7 —— , rerio tier: O02 Chestn So Sa a ee RUSSELL. 4645— Desirable modern reom 7 rest cted large bed- tage. * 4525 W wreeitdiens E "Se x ; A Se EL. sane fiat. 3-room ef-| residence. rf rooms. sunfoom. ali-tile bath with shower: | eniy a2. a Pre Pt CO ree. light living ream. kitehen. bath: 88 | ——- N : | Evans rr = rooms, nicely fur-| rooms: e 2 break‘ast room with Conveniences; jeniter; €ars6e. aa , ons : nay yo per — : ; | 2opsasltite tenant only: $136 per sonth. : “ . ‘ : ur ORS (r@2i hea nished flat. rs 3 . Srree., fa" eee ei't-in bel: teaeona’, . la : ° ~ | OLIVE, 382 rooms CeWieL field J - estab i 4 rooms and bath third enetic, furnished, complete rated V ASHINGTON, rooms; bath, gas, electri The BUSINESS CARD columns in POST-DISPATCH WANTS is a list of LIVE WORKERS who are | ANXIOUS to SERVE in many — |

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OP > .1as ue i a at 32. ee 7 arty; ales pint 2 CP ge / i>Ral eee Ale s ee sd ciety % , a hiss i 4 Lae rae eS . oP lated: * oka > Cpu ho ceiaha eaetade Adapted en ene eS Sa eee ; a _ or haraware Apply Sam Li t. | - Banke oh. aba A - nde large ‘store: won- derfu *atio bu i 8ST. LOUIS é ss-2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | REAL ESTATE CARDS SUNDAY. | OCTOBER 30, 1997, 97) REAL ESTATE . 6B POST-DISPATCH. TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES [QO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES Vi BUILDINGS FOR LEASE 2647 Washington (new buildinz): 2 story; 218 S. Main St.; 3 stories, with elevator. 221 Olive S8t.; 5 stories and basement; we§ 7 Vail P).: 3 stories and 1 story; N. 2d St.: 4 stories and basement, 2211 Chestnut St.: size 84x109- 800-2 N. Jefferson Av.; 3 story: heat aud e 825 x. 7th St.: 4 storics and basement; ste 25xx Sullivan Av.; 1 story; contains 17,500 1311 8S. Broadway; 3 stories and basement. 210-12 8. Main: 5 etories and basement; 324 S. Main St.: 3 stories and basement; 713-15 N. Third St.: 4 floors and basement; R12 N. Channing; 2 stories; low rental. 20xx Locust St.: 7 stories and basement; and elevator. MULLIN-WALTERS GArfield 4237 high- fireproof: contains 155,000 sq. ft; wil] divide. steam heat and elevator pressure boiler. with elevator. steam heat furnished. levator. am heat ahd elevator. aquare fcet; steam heat. steam heat: Mo.-Pac. electric elevator; Mo.-Pac, swit electric elevator. heat, & awitch. ch. prinkler | REALTY CO. MAin 2636 Central Central _ A te te GE ARSENAL ST., 3541-43—Two stores, CLARK AV.. 1101—Three storcs, 20x135 ft. FIGHTEENTH ST., 410 N.—Store 90 ft. FOURTH 8ST... 322-24 N.—Two stores, GRANT BOUL., LOCUST ST.., OS35—Store, 16x68 it.; park: OLIVE ST., '616—Store 16x100 ft. or deepe OLIVE ST., 608—Store 21x117, with upper OLIVE ST.. 1014—Siore 27x1U09, With uppe PINE ST., 10U00—Stores in the new “pel Tele} PINE ST. 2116-28—Store, 16x109 ft.; each; A WASHINGTON av" 834—Store, 25x118; MAin 4570 STORES FOR LEASE 15x48 ft. —St the Roosevelt Hotel DELMAR & EUCLID—Sitorcs in “ia iy cong: hy 94x60 ft. 611 _N. — Store, University Club Bidg.; each: heat furnished; $8 each: and office building, deep; each: - 11x50 ft.: heat furni ng lot in rear; low rent. ‘Tr: heat furnished: new front, floors. Erkers will vacate. r floors; 55x10%. yhone Bldg.; getting better every in new bldg. ; ; heat furnished; 1400—West hilf of first floor of the Golluber Bldg. 1627—Corner store and basement of Drygoodsman Bldg. , 1712—Store, 20x150, with basement; 20x100 ft.; 1818-32—Six stores, 20x150 ft. 26xx—A number of new stores, 1: 5x50 ea. low rent; ISAAC T. COOK & CO., INC. heat fireproof bide. ; — furni tong lea ea. steam heat: heat furnished; good location. heat furnished. in new Landreth Bldg. $150. 5.00. shed. day. $75. furn, shed. Se. 1736 ARCADE BLDG. COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOCATIONS BUILDINGS, LOFTS AND FACTORY SITES Mercantile Trust Company STORES, CEntral 3700 | | } | EIGHTH AND LOCUST AMONG THESE BUILDINGS FACTORIES TRACKAGE WAREHOUSES CORNET & ZEIBIG 719 CHESTNUT ST. Locust St., é Third St. First St. N., 629... Kighth St. S., 300.... Morgan 8St., Second St. Locust St.. Bartmer Av. Washington Bl, BUILDINGS 1933.....155,000 sq. 500.... 95,000 sq. 86,000 sq. 24,000 sq. 21,900 sq. 10,000 sq. 1,200 sq. N., 1900..8: N., B25. 00's 3 | ee 6168. 7,200 sq. 3123. 3,350 sq. COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT WE CAN LOCATE YOU O LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES North TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES South 24x85; wil! building ior eu. : 2 206 Yitle Guar. FPild. 1549 N.—Lot BROADWAY, new _—e improve with desirable tenant. Se PUESER,. RE ALTOR, MARTIN & 1118-22 CHEMIC | FINE LIGHT CORNER FLOOR - For Lease—10,000 Square Feet Washington Av. and Broadway N. W. Corner Sprinkler System, Steam Heat, Electric Elevators VERY REASONABLE RENTAL BREITT AL BLDG. TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES o- ghepneg RD EOe $65 24 . 60 0 IN & 8SO EOTEIN 617 ae: Central B * 926—Large store; bath, elec- tric: $27. 50: «. e. corner of 1Uth &t.; window. = ; 2 N,—wNice store, good for WAT pes: key at at 908; rent $75. COTT; 800 Chat LASALLE—Northeast RO tric elevator; line WALNUT, $17 H. GAMBRILL & CO., 1631 Arcade Bldg. TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES Central 3|/ FOR LEASE 518 N. Third St. Three-story building, 23x90'; MARTIN & BREITT, 1119 Chemical Bldg. elegant location for any of retail or wholesale business. " Se a elec- 323—Fine store, large store; 5 rooms, toilet, sec- GArfield 0504. F (cl) apac 7000 FEET—Downtown. for light manufacturing, etc.: Box W- 406. e. use of phone. 2d floor; suitable with ¥ ice D, RANKE, 1008 Te store, Magu vr floor, GOOD BUSINESS LOC es corner byilding, e $42 month. 209 Washin Sie levator, (c99) ZNNING. T.—-Nice store; platc- 0 excellent retail location. Sar Dock i St¥ & SON, 1002 Chestnut. 13- he ag $70-$80. R. E. lent 51— Store, $50. i 8 in y buil 1uca- grocery store or restaurant; ble. PP me a bought on terms. a eo STORE, TKANSFER CORNER N. E. corner 7th and Chouteau; excel- confectionery. location for drug store, rent SLONIM. 621 Chestnut. DF rm FAC 809-1 th ding 1 OS 125: 2d. on railroad JOHN “22 Chestnut. ORY FOR RENT. rent $100, or sr poP ey reason: tracks: Mc- 24—-2 tloors, basement: CHUOUTEAU ill rent reasonable, FOr- will (99 a hot-water beat: SA96R — ation met aie . euberior rio Cal mm.) * “C *. “BILL, gt. 203 Board of Sdusation §.—For oon Tune. yy aa _ ad ane 30. a for fa acto y, O8 a ae a RK. E. pores a, rent | l€a- eer DSTEIN REA 19 a 4797. hestnut. nt reason- 911 Lo- “= dow elev H, sonable. GO i 036. Northeast corner Tenth The second and third floors have just been newly papered and paint a splendid pro _MAin 2162: In tenant. 913- is aie aoe st., building and basement with elevator and rear ve mgred platform. eponsibie tenant. ¥ FEINBERG & JONES, REALTORS. FOrest 8762 2908 HOTEL PROPOSITIO THIRD FLOOR 150x140, downtown section; floor s three- sides, freight and pa ators; Phone Mr. and Mar ket. and offer sition for someone inter- ested in a ape 3 bn Bin &, 80 thoroughfare. J 617 PF chiens 150x140, with balcony, high ceiling, sprinkler, win- rent very reasonable to reliable Weile, CEntral 2745. ssenger tatiana 2 FURNI ITURE MEN, PRINT- IANUFACTURERS. near 9th st.: Will lease Rent reasonable. 9 N. U 3-story to re- nion. '$—Store in good location; ble we reasona N, 210 Store, 2 furnace; cheap. Large store; - $20. in Forest 2507 15. 000 square feet; CONRAD L. TO LEASE WAREHOUS EK —“— 1808 MINAL SWITC high ceilings; electric ¢ front oor: with cellar: SCHOPP, -10 By y Main: splendid 2-story build- 84 214 Calumet Bldg, 25; or : pri- reason- it D gy ye corner. or auto geency ales, used cars. ars vere racing or light rari tiie w ange lo ed, abou &, ansfer corner. MAin 27 a live ‘ 1218 N.—Corner store, ‘ to FOrest 2940J. suitable !oca- 807 N. Grand; Grand av. sonable; WONDERFUL LOCATION FOR ANY BUSINES in the heart theater district: ideal s heat, ay aa ive lea SKY REALTY CO., 504 Wainwright Bidg. wire: will DUBI. rent very rea- S of the pot for {)? i: N, ore. on for auto supply, barber shop. taltor: NDELL CUT-OFF CORNER $227-29 Locust: building and showroom, 50x150: open for inspecti nda KEANE & FRANKE, 1008 Ch Chestnut. (cl) 2807-11 Olive; 135 feet; large plate-glass show he ay able rental; MARTIN & B AUTOMOBILE SHOW ROOM FOR LEASE 1-story omen e poseenoe REITT, 1 building: 13.500 square feet; steam heat: 19 Chemical Bldg. 100x reason- 1 Showroom, ideal for oar 57x 5 thin rent $50 a month. (c5 Pt Sa D fioorey Tent $0: month free. ch7x) Locust Boulevard Reare 2006 Locust: large store on this busy ; . : 810-812 “LUCAS Excellent loft space: about 2500 equare feet: elevator service and heat; open for inspction. GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. CO. 813 Chestnut. is. COR. MAIN AND ELM 2 substantia buildings; 5 floors and ~ ay agen 18 500 square feet each; make lease; square feet; WAREHOUSE or factory for from 8000 to 12,000 centrally lecated on Wabash; reasonable rent H. C. TULLEY, 5099 Westmmster. FOrest 5646. —_ SE TESS SS FOR LEASE | 214-16 Washington building, || Four-story-and-basement ' 2x160 feet: elecric elevator; wil to suit tenant. MARTIN & BREITT, 1119 Chemica) Bldg. 1 alter | APIN & PONTRUP, 620 Chestnut. | | slore, uypposite pew Court House JOHN Sian . CO., 811 Int. Life big. —Corner stor i, $25 " 4>. aS aii! A. et ag. Si 4 2N. 7th set. stenograpnic, teleph Bidg. Bain eptis. 085 re, next ~ a. C co rge, modern setore ge and y y SON, 108. Chestnut. PME. : Warehouses; on ; various sizes. skaag or third floor, or } es 20; second oor; Lo) sy won on er ‘light manufuc- i L4 ere COON 1 Fons and fifth feet si; che 6-story, ceilings. nem os AB Physician’s Offices HUMBOLDT BLDG. | BULLUING—Very desirable for dry goods store. North St. Louis. on 25th street. Ideal corner location. Will show on ap- pointment. Must Jease. Box N-23, Post- Dispatch. (cl) FAIR. 4161—Store: rent $30. KNICKMEYER-FLEER RL TY & INV. CO. 3129 N. Grand. COlfax 3425-6. FOURTEENTH, 2504 N.—Suite of rooms, Nos. ll ee Fe , ftveam heat, janitor service: $20 Dp. KORTE, 110. NX. eth st. MAin 4258 FOURTEENTH, 2125 N.—Store, good To - cation for grocery and meat market; 2 windows 18x00; rent $30 per month. FRANKLIN REALTY CO. CEntral 1334. for *K- GRAND, 3131 N.—2 desirable rooms, doctor, dentist or beauty parlor. KNIC MEYER-FLEER REALTY -& INV. CU., 3129 N. Grand. COlfax 3425-6. NATURAL BRIDGE AND CLARK-—Store;: will] alter to suit; $50. (7) NORTH. MARKET. 3012—]1 new store. best location for barber. notion store, restaurant. pool room or any good busi- ness: rent special inducement Ce} SARAH, 2808 N.—At Maffitt, large dou- ble window store, live section: fine con- dition: see it once, $50. WOLF-POLLACK, 101 N. STOR Be—Corner, suitable service station: located near Easton. Inquire at venter. Seti oe TAYLOR —STORE, 2 REAR ROOMS- AND aTHl ft LOW. GARFIELD 7125. (c99) TWENTIETH, 4209 N.—Vestibule front. _50 feet deep. Stock rooms; reasonable. TWENTIETH, 4234 N.—Store in good lo- cation: rent reasonable: concession. LUP ACKER REALTORS, GArfleld R905. 4118 WEST FLORISSANT Just east of Adelaide: exceptionally large office, with light on sides: suit- able for insurance company: also smaller otricgs for dentist or doctor if desired. UGENE 2 EIMER,. WILLIAMS & ee ALMER. INC., 817 Chestnut st. CORNER—For lease: good for gasoline and service station. on busy street. In- guire at 1719 N. Vandeventer. Lindell. 040. (c6) 8th. MA. 1858-9 ~~ Grecuns and andeventer, 1719 N. Vande- (c99) Beauty Parlor Location 2922 N. Sarah st.. one. pals block north of St. Louis av.: re M RES Sk, PRANGE. & coO.,, COlfax 2314. N. Grand bl. _ LOOK—NEW STORES 2701-03-05 St. Louis av.: ideal location for any kind of business: see us for details. O. J. McCAWLEY R. CO.. MAin 2813. *, 7 Factory With Power, Etc. Broadway and Monroe: 20,000 square feet: we furnish power, heat and sprinkler; suitable for woodworkers, etc.; cheaper than owning your own plant APIN & TONTRU P 620 Chestnut. MONEY-MAKING LOCATION NORTH GRAND AV. Here is an opportunity for a new North Side store or office location at a rental that will surely appeal. Large stores and beautiful offices surrounded by successful! a INC. GAr. 3742. Wi LSON & KOONTZ. NEW STORES 4203-13 N. Grand. northeast corner of Penrose: large, modern stores, marble fronts, steam heat: excellent location for any business: now ready for occupancy: rent =, $50; make rout reservation. BINSKY REALTY CO., Pb Od Wainwright "Bldg. Northwest DISPLAY STORE—60x60. with or without garage. 3006-8 N. Union, FOrest 0311. BRUADWAY, 6201 35 wa. 7 gt L —_— ANY BUSINESS. VICTO BROADWAY, 3845-47 S.— mes stores, large paneled window; busy spot in South St. Louis; suitable for any business. (Cc) BROAUWAY, 7110-12-14 S.—Factory building: for rent or sale, 2241 Clark av.; office, garage, yard. BUILDING—Very desirable for chain store. South St. Louis on McNair; 2 ideal corner locations. will show on pointment.. Must lease Box N-24, P.-D CASTLEMAN, | 4468—Good = store; rent reasonable, a SCHROEDER_ WATSON REALTY CO., SI5A Chestnut, GArfield 2050. CHEROKEE, 26020 '% A—Office, nished; $35. GLICK, Realtors. 822 Chestnut. CIGAR STORE AND CONFECTIONERY— With living rooms. 190] 8S Jefferson. DOLMAN, 1106—New 4 rooms, gas, elce- tric: big garage, yard: $30. (c) EIGHTEENTH. 1826 S.—Store and 3 rooms: good locs ition: any business. FYLER, 4321—5 rooms, bath, electric: $35. HENRY HIEMENZ R. CO. GRAND, 5421—sSmall store, for any pur pose; good location, Riverside 6269 W’. GRAND, 4107-00 3s.—Good location for business. LAclede 6346. (c62) GRAND, 5421-——Small store, for any pur- pose, .good location. Riverside 6269 W. (cx } heat fur- GRAND, 4147 S.—Office rooms, over drug store, at Grand and Meramec; suitabie for business of 21) kinds. TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES South West Attention, Dentists For rent on ground floor at c425 Gra- VOigs av. fine location for a ‘entist. All arrangements made to install wean For information call Riversige 7 08, GET BUSS STORES FUR LEASE New Most Beautiful 3-Story Building All fire wit most modern, 18 APA - Ae TS. 4 12 BOWLING ALLEYS in bowling alleys leased for 10 years, 1 store leased for ladies’. ready-to-wear and mil- seer? Only reliable merchants are con- at 4648-56 Gravois, 1 block evo Mill and the new $1,000,000 aie oe ready for occupancy ec, han Ra ty sae 3137, Rly. 0529W. basement, theater. 5216 PN Southwest LOCATION—Automobile agency, tire, bat- tery business, Box R-51, Post-Dispaten. McCAUSLAND, 1545 ~Large corner store; guitable for any business; low rent. SHUCHAR'T REALTY CoO., 814 Chestnut. SOUTHWEST, 6451—Store;: also second aud third floor: plenty of light: freight elevator, suitable for lght manufacturing: with 2 living rooms: rent $40. WYdown 0694. _(c383) STORE—S540. DIE Gravois and Kingshighway. R vane 2990. West ACADEMY, ¥Y1lU—Nice_ gsetore, janitor service. JEfferson SS8Y2. BARTMER, 6125-——Office space in new oftice building, good location, light, heat and janitor services furnished. BELL. 68/¥—Second floor shop for light manufacturing; 2Ux4U, BELT AND PERSHING—Offices and studios, singie or en guite: suitable for almost any business purpose, Open, BELT AND EASTON—S. mu. corner; store and 2 rooms. JNO. J. REARDON, 911 Chestnut st. BIG BEND RD. 220A—Corner store and flat; hot-water heat furnished; reut to- gether or separate, BUYLE, 404 N.—Corner Olive _basement with heat_and water. CENTRAL, 1005—Store; good for any line of business, $45 FEINBERG & JONES, Pann igh te. FOrest 8762. Ov N, Union. CLAYTON, 6331—For er and meat market: large and light store; # rooms, tiled bath; upstairs. SCHWENKER REALTY CO., 909 Chestnut COOK, 3718 AND 372%8—Suitable for bar- ber. taiior or beauty shop BUSH-BURNS, MAin *U527. (c76) DELMAR, 65809—One-half large store; divided; good location; low rent. DELMAR, 4955—First-class — offices; steam heat: Janitor service furnished; agent on premises Snuday. FOrest Vo10 DELMAR, 45U01—Corner store, fine tor any line; transfer corner: rent right. OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. 59214 DELMAK BI Large store with heat: future location; gett inducemen NGER-KLE N REALTY CO., 104 N. 8th, Garfield 5034 or GArfield 0035. DELMAR ANI LIMIT—Southeast cor- ner; Delmar-Limit Bldg.: stores in ideal locaticn: rary 7 for any business. Sce y EGA BROS. AGENCY 201 Title $173. heat and large Store and (c) GRAND, 5207 S.—-Dandy store, suitable for anv kind of business. Jos. F. Dickmann R. E. Co., 623 Chestnut. GRAVOIS. 5452—Large store, modern; _heat_ furnished. Riverside 3471J. GRAVOIS AND BATES—tTransfer corner: new stores, McDONALD, 1111 Chestnut, GRAVOIS, 3629—Large store with heat furnished; rent reasonable. DETERING, 3627 Gravois. PRospect 1833. RAVOIS, 3609—Store. 73 per month. Guaranty Bldg. GArtic sid ~ = SS STORE FOR LEASE 4952 DELMAR Elegant store; just east of Kingshigh- way. Wonderful location. NOW AVAILABLE. RENT ONLY $8U. GOLDMAN REALTY Co., 709 PINE. DELMONTE WAY—Delmar bl at 5632; store for any line: full-size basement; rent only $40 each. Key at 605 Clara av. OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, SU0 Chestnnt. GRAVOIS, 2237-39-41 — Steam-heated building; make fine auto salesrvom, laundry or manufacturer; all or part. Victor 1526. GRAVOIS, 78U6—Large store: 4 rooms: bath garage: hot-water heat: lately re- meted: drug store opportunity. LAclede é ; HICKORY, 1411—Store suitable for meat or grocety, shoe repair, dry cleaner. HICKORY, 3031—4000 square feet, suit- gs garage, manufacturing or sior- age A. A. GRALNICK RLTY., PRos. 3273, IOWA, 3300—Store. $75 per month. JEFFERSON AND RUTGER—6783 square feet; no piers: two store fronts if desired: fine. front and back garage doors. R. RM. 9) hot- LAFAYETT ie li rooms, Saih. water having oe D HY. HIEMENZ REAL TY CO. CEntra! 1371 LAWRENCE, 1731—Corner De Tonty: large store; heat inclued; reasonable rent: suitable for druggist. hardware or cleaning and dyting. LEMP, 2931—One room for storage or mechanical business, cheap. LEMP, 2814——Modern store; good for any business; only $25. GArfield 1777. (e) MANCHESTER. 4140—Large Store: oe rent, corner. GRand 9202J. note (cOH) | EASTON, 4670—Medium size store; rea- gonable. JEfferson 8892. EASTON, 4584—Nice store, tion for any husiness, $45. EASTON, 5978—100 per cent Wellston location, fcc any business Parkview 0510. EASTON 5§5443—Cor corner location for ePocery. etc.: heat included; $7 ORE ON E & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. 59424 EASTON AV. Affices and shops, with heat and light: *pecial induc ~~ ppc can be used for any line of busin SINGER- KLE IN REALTY CoO.. 104 N, 8th. GArfield 0034 or GArfield 0035. ETZEL, 6500—New store and flat: zood Jocation for drug store. PArkview asiaw. (c62) FAIRFAX, 4374—Store; -excellent grocery location, $20. Colored trade, janitor. GRAND BL. STORE—LOW RENT 1051 N. Grand: adjoins corner: nice. clean store: reasona MAin 0142. good loca- e7 G) Semple av. fine meat siarket le. McDOALD. 1111 Chestnut. HAMILTON, 1014—Store. PArkview 3279W. 4385 Laclede: gtore 1903-5 Locust: second floor ge. HENRY ANDREAS R. . 717% Chestnut. in the NES 1 car CORNER STORE Northwest corner —Yapatcoa and Enright, loo BROS.., CG Artield 8015. in the fastest grov ying section tn the West End; no competition for about a mile in any direction; do not miss this opp rtunl A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO., 711 BEST LOCATION FOR ANY BUSIN ws Northeast corner of Maple and Sutter avenue, University City. nice clean stores heat and water furnished: rent reasonab e. A. J. MAYERHOFER, 6144 Maple. CAb- any 7120. ; (c) CHOICE STORE. 5644 Pershing: large, well located; will make reasonable repairs or subdivide for ee tenant. r(DW. L. BAKEWELL, 118 N. 7th. wT y Y GROCERS, ATTENTION! Exceptionally fine location, nearest grocery about % miles; center of large wealthy district; small business séction for large territory: immediate trade stores ready: Pershing boulevard, antnge | side, east of Jackson, 7400 west. Open to 5. 2-Story Building FOR LEASE 4114 Olive St. First floor, 25x155, and second floor 25x5U0; steam heating plant: will make improvements to suit tenant. MARTI 7 BREITT. 19 Chemical Bldg. Suburban BIG BEND RD., 2931—Maplewood; store with heat furnished. $55, Hlland 9766. of St. Louis. Guaranty Trust Company. Title Insurance Corporatig of St. Louis Certifies and insures the title to rea] estate in City an@ sn me Operates the land title business formerly conducteg ty Maintains a deposit of $50,000.00 in U. S. Government Bond ‘ Insurance Department of State of Missouri. — St. Louis Office, 810 Chestnut St. Authorized Capital .......+-+++++-$1,000,000.06 Issued and ahaa PIG sc codicscesee 850,000.09 = Clayton ten = 11 N, Centraj Ap Rel REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE CARDS CALL or phone for our latest sale list. Several pueren. hg parcels of. prop- erty Any 814 FEI NBERG & ‘JONES, REALTORS, FOrest 8762. 5909 N. Union. REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE a” 1 las saan Wtd.—Have clean double STANFORD, 818 Chestnut. GArfield 3164. APARTMENT—t-family, 4 rooms, west; want 6-family, 6 rooms, or 4-family fiat STANFORD, 818 Chestnut, GArfleld 3164. APARTMENT Wtd.—One store and five flats, located in the West End, rent $3600 per annum; will trade for apart- ment or double fiat. Box N-253, P.-D. BUSINESS LOC ATION—lIdeal, in heart of Enst St. Louis. BAst 2492. EASTON, 8978—100 op cation for” any GARAGE, REPAIR SHOP, SALESROOM —100-car capacity. PArkview 0510, SELMA, 332 (Pasadena, South ebster ) Splendid location. between Kroger and Kohn stores: reasonable rent and liberal concession to desirable tenants. CAbany MOR. {c) per cent ~"Wellston business. PArk view STORE—Good location for any business; with 4 rooms and bath. 9324 St. Charles road. ee 7, 6241 LITHIA, PINE LAWN Sto 22. Store and living‘ rooms $32, “First car stop north of Natural Bridge on Kirkwood-Ferguson line. BRAY, Realtor, 706 Chestnut. GAr. vA) ST CHARLES ROCK RD., 8764—New brick store, 22x55, living room in rear; 5 rooms above: hot water heat. gas, elec- tric, screened sleeping porch, concrete basement: will rent separately very reéa- sonably. DRUG STORE LOCATION Gray and Lockwood Avs. WEBSTER GROVES Immediate Possession oan, _C. MORFITS Real FEatate, 18 E. Bic Bend rd. APARTMENT—~12- family. South Side eor- ner: rents about $9500: want clear farm or colored city property for equity. Box W-391. Post-Dispatch APARTMENT OF FLA aalitve,corner penne + ally. developed. ~~ a uic uita e ibe a EPSTEIN & "SON. MAin 2162. c La EES WANTED APARTMENT OR oad 5 rooms $12,500. Have 4-family, ra ei rent a month: rice $147 EP STEIN & SON. MAin 216 RE TS. flats. business property: stop in or write for new oe list: we can sell or trade your property; no expense to you if we don’t. HAWKINS REALTY 206 Wainwright Bide. MAIin xKS SENAL GOOI ‘ CLEAI BLU! GUAR. BLDG. AUTO. Wtd. == es “Tor a ane P-540, Dost-Dis spat AUTOMOBILE Wtd a exchange, 80- acre farm, Missouri: ye ood automo- bile | or Vacant, GArtield § c AUTOMOBILE Wtd.—As Sa payment on my new 5S-room bungalow: hardwood floors, water, gas, electric, tile bath: splen- did location: close to car and school; price and terms very eesoonaine. Built by owner. Box W-295, Poat- -Dispat ch ATTENTION—Owner sick. must move to the country. I will trade my 3x3 room flat; $600 yearly income; for vacancy of acre or two. Box N-66, Post-Dispatch.(c) Box WANTED TO RENT FLATS AND AP’T’S or ED APARTMENT Wtd.—For six months: west end, CAbany eat, (c) FLAT Wtd.—4-room flat or, apartment: in northwest or O'Fallon Park district. Box G-44, Post-Dispatch. (c) ROOMS Wtd.—4, with sun room; first or second floor: West End. CAbany 8(S0R. Sunday before noon. (c) Furnished Flats, and Apartments Wed. APARTMENT Wtd. — Small, exquisitely furnished efficiency: modest price: pri- vate bath, Box _R-194, Post-Dispatch APARTMENT Wtd.—Suburban resident desires a 6, 7 or 8 voom apartment in the jest End from Dec. 1 to May 1. Must be attractively furnished and desira- bly located. Box W-213, Post-Dispatch. HOUSES WANTED RESIDENCE Wtd.—To rent or lease; will pay good rent for residence of 7 er rooms, with 2 baths, in University City, if modern: will take lease with option to buy. Box W-152 -D. (c53x) WANTED BUSINESS PURPOSES DESKROOM Wtd.—On Delmar, near Kings- highway. CEntral 5148. RESORTS For Rent CLUBS—New, warm, secluded: 3 miles west Fenton, Hawkins rd. Phone Me Park 98F11. Johnson. cog CLUB—For rent, on the mlesissipg Rives and at mouth of King lake. E. H. Cren- shaw, Winfield, Mo. (cL) CLUBS—For rent. Castlewood: free, in- cluding electricity and garage ‘until March buy furnishings for $50. FOrest 409U3W, Sunday or evenings, For Sale MePHERSON, 4052 \ ecole "> aca garage, —— for "repair shop; $30, J. 617 Chestnut. cREE 4350—Store; bargain; toilet: JEtferson 3400 MERAMEC, 2807 Rear. 2-story brick building: suitable for storage, manufac- ture, painter or work shop of any kind, 30. (83) MICHIGAN, 2727—Modern store, good lo- cation, low rent. GArfield 7125. MOVING-PICTURE SHOW—For PI rent or lease: 775 chairs. Call CEntra) 9604. MOVING. -PICTURE SHOW—For rent or lease; 775 chairs, Call CEntral 604. (cD) FLORISSANT RD., 7526—Normandy new store, at Pasadena subdivision; plendid location for druggist, notions, ‘hardware, auto socoavertes. yer or cleane A, G. 4A} m me. CO., TIL ‘Chestnut, a 2 A em pres store, etc. UITABLE hg 3 ANY PURPOSE MORRIS AACH » INC., 826 Chestnut NEWSTEAD. EGE oe W—Large store, SUITABLE FOR ANY BUSINESS MORRIS AACH R. . INC., 826 Chestnut SHREVE. 3710—Store with double win- dows, $60. JOHN HH, ARROTT. Realtor. 709 Cheetnut. UNION, 5388 N.—Store room, 15x25; _modern: end furnished: business center. UNION, 2415 N.—New stores. $50. MASON, GArfield 7407. 925 Chestnut. UNION. 1700 N.—(Corner Theodosia): arge store: industrial district, $65 Dou GHERTY R, Cc 9 ‘hestnut. VIOIN, 3026 (corner Greer) —New. large store and basement: reasonable rent: suit- able for auto accessory or electric shop. POMEROY-BERG K., . CO., FOrest 7067, IDEAL FOR BAKBER 5320 Natural Bridge: new store in apartment building: reasonable rent to de- sirable ronan .. BU SH. BURNS. MAin ch2) WON ERFUL DRUG STORE CO ER 5099 Union bl.: southwest corner Union and Thekla: new ‘building just being com- pleted: rent e* igmel will give lease to responsible ten BERG. t ‘JONES, REALTORS, __Forest tut) re Union. “WONDERFUL BUSINESS LOCATION Southeast corner Kingshighway and St. Louis; store, heat furnished, DUBINSKY REALTY aa 504 Wainwright Bld FINE GROCERY AN! DS MEAT MARKET 5097 Union bl.: new building just being completed: rent reasonable: will give lease FEINBERG & JONES, REALTORS Forest 8762 9 N, Union. JENNINGS BR D.. ante... arge store, mod- ern fiat above. CAbanyv &050. (c6} GRAND AND WASHINGTON fireproof; large rooms, LUSIVE MEDICAL BUILDING, Reasonable Rent. HENRY R. WEISELS CO. INC., &th and Chestnut, ‘|| Washington AV. Corner | Just West of 14th St. Will ett Two-Story Bldg. x135 FOR TENANT SEE ‘Us FOR poe “0 u gaa ARTIN & BR 1110 CHEMICAL, BL. Unsurpassed service, AN high EX- BROADWAY. 2008 v— North tist or beauty nites no gre pon: Competition. 1, Ae store, $35: real busi busi: RENT REDUCED 2729 N. Union; large store $47: 2 mod: mM dienlavy windows bueinesa locality ATTENTION BARBERS 5095 N. Kingshighway (corner Thekla). Bxadiient location for barber shop or beau- KNICKME bet JURER RLTY. t IMP. 3129 N. Gra ee" fax 3425-6 ~ NEW “CORN STORE Corner of Natural eh and Williams (short blook weet of Union) in a -fam- ily, fireproof ee: will divi 510 BUSH-BURN MAin 45 4527. (eR0) South tusinees: rent $65." See See ACCOMAC. 2701 suitable for any busineers: rent ZEREGA BROS. AGENCY CO., 201 Title Guaranty Bldg. GArfield 3172 ARSENAL. 2701—Nice small store: rent very reasonable. WAER, Victor 3954, , E TO G . ; be i $2 ana AND CONFECTION. peat te, sRAND, bone STORF, Sore WwW WINDOW REASON 6925 GRAVOIS ‘ ST- ween Lack : EXCELLENT BUST ARTHUR FISCHMAN REALTY. ND. RIVERSIDE 3375. S.—Store; next oe _TYler 2140. (c2) ater, ¢ ric, fas VA to Kroger’ s. ROA AY, and toilet, $20. A. * ALNI NINTH. 106-108 S.—2-story factory build- ing. sell or trade for county residence: cwner. 4317 California. PENNSYLVANIA, 4700—Store; location; 2 rooms and garage; sonable, PESTALOZZI, 261 p— Splendid Agcavon, iat any business. Call Hiland 776( fa igen, | 1904—Garage or repair = easonal LUPFER-ACKER, Realtors. 107 N. 7th. SEVENTH. 2216 rt store and l room, $12. FOrest 622 SHOE REPAIR SHOP—loonn upstair 7 et. bath. adultes, 38039 Hickory. (c8i ROOM and repair sho for rent = lease: wonderful location ior anton. bile dealer. D. Motor Co., 6912 Gravois. Riverside 2404. (c) SIDNEY, 1306—Large store, ] room in rear: only $12 (c SOPHER. 319—Store in good location; very reasonable. LUPFER-AC KER REALTORS, 107 N. 7th. STORB—4359 McRee; bargain: toilet; $20. CAbany 3181J (c89) STORE—Finest location on South Broad- way, opposite afayette Bank N-38, Post-Dispatch. elie 4) STORES—Dry goods, delicatessen. automo- bile accessories: suitable for any of the above mentioned or other business: wil] pav to look this location over. 3607-9-13 Meramec st. THIRTEENTH 1211 S.—Corner Hickory: garage, 25x30; suitable for repair shop: rent $20. Owner, 6336 Clayton rd. any 3495M. THOLOZAN. or warehouse: 40x50. UTAH, 4003—Store; rent: steam heat, VICTOR, 280—Corner Third st.: store: 2 rooms, gas. water ment; reasonable rent. GARAGE OR REPAIR SHOP 1609 Lafayette: dandy location: see 8. LUPFER-ACKER. Realtors, 107 N, 7th. LARGE STORE—GOOD LOCATION 2620 Cherokee; heat furnished: $112.50. GLICK Realtors. 822 Chestnut. DOCTORS AND DENTISTS SEE 3611 Juniata st.: just off Grand; 4 only 2-room suites of offices in the new Jowill Building. Es ecially equipped for the pro- fession, Uned aled on the South Side. WRISRERG 3204 8S. Grand. DENTIST AND PHYSICIAN excellent very rea- 3718——Garane. repair shop LAclede 7173.(c4) real location; cheap double electric, base- Three-room suite, heat. light. furnish established location: commer Busseli Both: STORE—For Rent or Lease 2904 8. JEFFERSON. Dandiest location in South St. nice large store: us about it at once. PRospect FEDERER REALTY CO., 2610 Gravois. Manufacturer’s Building on Railroad For rent, two-story ballding. ag s, 2d st.: #000 square feet floor space. : Ba at NORTH STAR REALTY CoO.. 1401 AR Auto Men, Attention! |, 3660-64 Gravois. a Grand: large, mod- ern building: area, shop. garage; im- mediate possessio HAASE REALTY CO., 921 Chestnut. Plumbing and Heating Men, Attention! 2004 S. JEFFERSON Best location al South St. Louis: store building, flat @ 5 feet vacant adioin- for pipe Sabin od BE conan F warane eare: bargain; priced for Boies sale , = pecasngs other property. Phone “lft elgils, FEDERER REALTY Co.. I, EPSTEIN, & SON, MANCHESTER, 716°—7500: 15.000 «a. feet on second end third fioors of new building: splendid ation in heart of busi- ness center: two ear lines lines go by door. BROWN 7161 Manchester, HIland 0486. ~ 4431 M ANCHFESTER—STORE. 15x40 New and modern: in good ‘condition - rent only $50. Good neighborhood for any busines DU BINSKY REALTY Co., 504 Wainwright Bldg. MANCHESTER AV. PROMINENT CORNER IN MAPLE- WOOD: OWNER WILL CONSTRUCT OTT STATION OR BUSINESS BUILDING FOR RESPONSIBLE TENANT. SEE US FOR PARTICULARS. BARNGROVE & SPECHT, 112 N. 3TH 8ST. (c83) NEWSTEAD, 1044 on~srore for any —— of business, GRand 0618 c) OLIVE, 3731—Large. light: heat: JULITS HALLER R CO... 807 OLIVE, 4123—Store for rent or lease, 155. CAbany 2772 $60 Ae tb he OLIVE, 4360—Store: heat furnished, JOST-MILLER RE. CO.. 105 N. Oth st. OLIVE, 4109-11—Together or separate; wonderful] location: any business a pose. Cerf. 217 Elm. GArfield 3059. OLIVE, 3923—Store: $65: a tarniad BENJAMIN MUSHLIN ate TY. C 319 Buder_ Bldg. Main 2515. 90. family $75. in- 4473—Nice store, in cluding heat: office ‘fine for anv line: kev at anartment: OREON E, & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut 4435 OLIVE Large store, with heat turnished: good location for any ane Pj business. SINGER-KLEIN REALTY CO.. 104 N. 8th. GArfield 0n34 = GArfield 0088, PAGE, 4665—Large, new store: good ho- cation for any business: low rent. SHUCHART REALTY CO.. 814 Chestnut, RIDGE, A5O5—NEW STORE. BARBER WANTED FOR SAME. MORRIS AACH _R. CO., INC... 826 Chestnut SARAH, 930-932—Good location. any busi_ ness. JEfferson 3554. STORE—And rooms above; ner Cora and Easton: business: rent reasonalhie STORE—Goo0d business location: corer store: rent reasonable: colored neighbor- hood. Apply 4972 Finney. TAYLOR, 1103 N.—With heat; corner: 18x50. Kev at 1101. TAYLOR, 1303 N.—Second floor, 3 rooms, for doctor’s office: $40. HENRY_ ANDREAS R. BE, Co., 717% Che stnut, VANDEVENTER, N.—2 atores, rood retail location: attractive rental. CEntral 3303. (c) WASHINGTON. 4705 — Entire second floor new building: suitable for school. insurance or professional offices- will al- vide to guit: onen: heat furnished. ORECN E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. 2910-12 WASHINGTON AV. 40x115 Wonderful 1-story building can be used for auto show room. repair shop. accee- sory shop or display room for anv busi- ness, tile floor, metal celling, steam-heating plant. DUBINSKY a nace’ Ph 504 eainwright B Idg. MA in 2757. WEST PINE. 3811—Targe garage: suitable for repair shop: front and rear erve. (c76) NEW West End office Euclid and miei ta a OLIVE. apartment: southwest cor- dandy for tire FOrest 6241W. transfer 410 WN. Nan ees fani- 100 N. &th. DEL. GA T 703 Heman. small meen store; $50 per month: new bank across street: transfer corner JONFS BROS. REALTY CO, et La Arcade. NRUGGIST—GROCERS—ELFANERS 7384 Pershing (Onieondte Hille) : 3 new stores with garage: no Semen ion for nearly a mile any directin |AT DEICKE, 3 ac Chestnut. 50x | (c) : mi open. MASON. 925 Chestnut. GArfield 7407. CORNER new apartment and hoetiness building near factories: fine location fer druggist ‘unch and tea room. harlware. ete.: have special inducement to resposi- ble party. Apply 1175 Hodiamont, CAb- any 7695. (ec) CLUB SITES — Pharoah Valley, Valle Park, $87.50 per lot: $10 cash, $3.5 Per month: drive to Ninth and Marshal) today; also clubhouses for rent or sale. GArfield 30a VALLEY PARK REALTY CO., 408 Olive. LAKE SITE—35 acres, 2 springs, beauti- ful grove and building “sites: 28 miles south on highway: price $25. McCormack, Pevely, Mo. LOTS AND COTTAGE—On Meramec, near St. Clair. E. H. Benoist 1006 Title fuer c anty Bide CUa) ONE of the Ozark country: some river trontage: beautiful building sites. An old mill: nice lake; bargain if suld at once. Box 27 Houston, Mo. FINE HUNTING, fishing. club and private playground on the Huzzah River; good roads, fine scenery, wonderful river of clear,. sparkling water: the beauty spot of the Ozarks; only 100 miles from St. Louis: daily mail service. Address Citizens’ Realty Co... owner. ae we res. 3 Casailly, 1S00" Chestnut. the big springs in $2000, 2080. houses; CEntral HUCK STOVE BLD4&.. Granite City: trade for city property. Box W-354, Post-Dis. LBUNGALUW—Near Bevo SITE want fiat. Stalhlin, clede 6449. W Wtd.—5811-13-15 Pershinz. 30-foot lots: will trade for bungalow or residence GLICK. Realtors, $22 Chestnut. BUNGALOW Wtd—For exchange, double flat: have-one of 4 rooms each amd one of 4 rooms and sun parlors: separate steam heat: garages: new, modern ° build- ings, located south; will irade either for bungalow or small residence located south- west. Box W-212, Post-Dispatch BROADWAY 8Slixx. 38.—12 rooms, com- pletely furnished; heat aud Bans: 4-car brick garage. What have ARTH TROP UR FRE) Riverside ATRL. 4145 8S. Grand bl. BUNGALOW Wtd.—6-room house, large lot for bungalow. F. A, Berry, 2115 S. Jefferson. (c) BUNGALOW—4 large rooms, sleeping porch, double garage; want lot in county. PArkview 5077W. (c¥U) BUNGALOW Wtd.—For exchange, $5000 equity, stores nat am N. Broadway; want bungalow or fla STANFORD, 818. Chestnut. GArfield 3164. BUNGALOW Wtd.—f-room residence with all modern conveniences for, drade on 4- room ®ungalow. CAbany 9224M. 13830 Goodfellow. (c) BUNGALOW Wid. —Will exchange $4000 equity in 9-room_ modern. residence, 5516 Mgr av., for 5-room bungalow, south gr southwest, Phone Hoffmann, PArkview (cy BUNGALOW WANTED Have modern cingie flat, 4 oan 4 rooms, ® garages; rent $110 a month. J. l. EPSTEIN & SON, MA 162. BUNGALOW WANTED Have 4-family, 4 rooms and sun room, sleeping porch, 2 garages; rent $190 a month. J. 1. EPSTEIN & SON, ip 2162. UNGALOW Wtd.—4 or 5 room cangalew or cottage, either clear or equity, as dow payment on 4-room, 4-family flat at 4537 Parkview (Parkview is first street south of Forest Park boulevard); rented at A .50 per month: will give years on balance at $50 per month: exceptional opportunit to get choicest income. on oe ip A be never equal: pape’ B. A, THOMPSON RK. CO. Parkview “014i, BUSINESS CORNER Wtd.—12-family apartment, trade equity for small busi- ness corner. Bo 342, ies career (c —S, @. cor ner Plymouth and Delaware, confection- ery and lunchroom, next to two large in- dustrial plants: will exchange for small property or clear farm, take Hodiamont car west to Plymouth, For information FOrest 5618J. 5452 Vernon. (c) Y a Ay BUSINESS RROPERTY FOR EXCHANGE Corner, 7 stores, offices end apartments above; rents $21, 000 per year; exceptional location: will consider apartment or tene- ment property as part pay. Box W-117, Post-Dispatch. CARR, 1825-27—1 sto $2 2640. price $16.500; Re for residence. GLICK, Realtors. 822 Chestnut. CLEAR vacant wanted in city or county, trade for single or double. Box Post-Dispatch. re, 13 flats, income AUTUMN LEAVES. Cover these 7 acres on slope Mountain at Ironton. Mo.: 6 beautiful country. near famous Lake K larney, yet within walking distance _busi- ness section. On railroad. or 3 hours drive from St. Louis on concrete highway: $4500: terms. Box - P.-D. BUILDERS’ COLUMN BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES _ BUILDER will furnish plans and es estimates on bungalows and flats. 6607 Wise. HI- land 5660, (c) of Shepard CLEVELAND. a590- 28 — Double 5-room flat: take £0 single flat part pay. KUEHN. 414 Wainwrl ht B COTTAGE Wtd.—south. Box R-33_ Poat- Dispatch, COTTAGE Wtd.—Exchange new eats’ 3-3, for cottage, south: COTTAGE Wid.—Have single 4-room and a STANFORD, 818 Chestnut. GArfield 3164, COTTAGE Wtd—Beautiful new 4-famly flat: Northampton: will trade for cottare or.residence, Box W-379. Post-Diepnatch, for single fiat. single LAclede (c) PLANS and specifications by precuare os experienced architect: first-class on, ay OW COTTAGE Wtd.—Exchange colored tene ments: 8-family. for small cottage er flat. Riverside O0082, - = fuaranteed: reasonable. Riverside BUILDER WILL BU [LD —_ brick bungalow, $4500 to $5500 . $3800 to $4500; 4-family flat, S10 yin " remod- eling: plane, loans. 1043 Louisville, PArk- view 3730. (c99 ) RECONSTRUCTION work of all kinds. Es- timates eiven free of charre. Licklider Const, Co,, 5405 Easton. FOrest 5849. WANT to” bid on your steam or hot-water heating. new or used material. DEl- mar 2614. ae WILL build 5-5 single flat. bungalow roof, brick porch hardwood floors tile bath, ete., for $9200: double 4-room flat, $13,800; ‘high-e ass. See these flats com- prete E. O. Kimmich, 2915 Eade av. tRand 8571J. WILL BUILD 4-room frame cottage $1600, brick. $2500. 2 ‘family brick flat: 4-familv $i. 000 stores, resi- 1000 plans: estimates free: build- ing loans bond as av Repair and remodeling tornado dam GUAKANTFE CONSTRUCTION CO.. 700 Wainwriebt Ride. eet T758.(cA2) STORM damages promptly revatred: we do glazing and all kinds of peltdien yonine ing. Estimates furnish — per insurance re- quirements | bullding. which will be credited ct RAU CK-GIL 1. ESPie STRUC ie CORPORATION, Delmar. FOrest ee. FOrest 0390. FOrest 64381 STORM DAMAGE Reconstruction Quick. efficient services by special- ists. High-class organization. JOSEPH KESL & SONS 215 Title Guaranty panies GArtield 2874 Nighte—HIland 4344 P= et MO SE se eh A a ae ha Rebuilding Guaranteed reconstruction Deal with a Realtor. LOW PRICES | FOR THOROUGH ee REALTY €0., . GRAND. JEFFERSON 7246 COTTAGE Wtd.—80-acre farm. log b- in house, no encumbrance. 65 miles south of St. Louis. @Will take srantt cottage and assume. Owner, 3615 Page. (e) DOUBLE—New 4-4: exchange bungalow or cottage. sonth, LAclede 6449 Double Flat for Bashanve For Exchange—4- family flat, 4 rooms, breakfast room, built-in bathe, sé¢parate steam heat: good neighborhood: will ex- change for residence or a two-family flat. Box W-30, Post-Dispatch. EADS, 3001—Modern 14-room house; trade for smaller residence Re: WATSON-0"ROURKE, BEALTORS, Riverside 431( 71 Gravois, EQUITY bunerlow for automobile or vacant. MAin 3463. fc? BQ rtd wid on ren estate, ountry, for rris limo 1412 N. 224. sates EQUITY -- 5-room brick es a want farm. ee business Or small flats. Box R-262 Post-Dienatch. EXCEPTIONAL bargain. must sell 200 acres Oklahoma oil land: very near lar«- est field: trade for city or vi- Cinity. Box a a ~ aA small 2 city or like new. 4 HANGE— fiat. F; A. Berke, 1t5. a Jetterson. () EXCHANGE—160-acre farm 55 miles bt. _Louis; want ineome. Box W 384, P P.-D. EXCHANGE—6 $100 Elk bonds for equity in bungalow, flat, vacant. GaArfieléd 3173 EXCHANGE cottage. for Eat, os California n ty: owner. 2848 EXCHANGE 2 vacant lots for closed car. Hiland 744 EXCH ANGE—Ti@acrs clear Tilinols farm: 6- A ig vy avartment itn Se. uls. 114 N.- 7th at. Lee av. one mortgage. Box wth Post-Diapatc tch. BECHANGE— Piet on e to first of aston or tteees WwW $25 7d bave. vou’, “Rom _* or feraon, EXCH ANGE—Summer place In Ozarka a my goed. tenement:. South Side: $7000 uick deal. Box W-417, Post-Dis. in hance 7363— Fine + ain roe f other ore ’ a radae or Tr ge then phone me. broverty. See the place. D Jost. e. D. Pi. ANTATION—6050 acres in Voutalana: rich, black State sien ‘ a raiJroad station: bargain price of $28.000- will con- city goir Td ‘business for W-233, Pest-Di ESTATE Wtd.— Fiat or bungalow from sider ai Al, south preferred; rer nay. ESIDENCE Witd.—For exc flat land: fine home: barns, 48 and other ene-half through bale of cotton to farm or equity, cemetery sto 8-room small $21,000 atch, property. rive stack loreal | vans WwW. 290. Poet-TD ange. building. also double want good roo ge a or vacant. Post-Dispatch, SINGI, EK South Side. : x rarayTT (SEI hanee f =. OOMING HO c—in = nee for — sie or double fiat. N-124 FLA T—Went et bunga Post-Dignaten Rox P-1L0O8_. Post-D SI NGL Ke south, PLAT — FExchinee for cottage, Mr. Altmwaver LAeclede SINGLE South. : Box P-100._. Post: 50T THAMPTON. wera Lk— 5318 Murdoc “y av. FLAT—South: w ant double . NGALOW, * 6 and 7 large atrictly modern: double garate: ae must be seen; price right for tot 405 all or a. * Posat- Dispatch. 7 WY) genera i) for small Pret "ber: N-225. STORE AND 13 FU Incumbrance $16, ‘300: cottage or vacant. GLICK. ATS—Rent $3000 went. owner Stein with RAZ Ch Repltors STOC — FARM Wtd.—Exchange equity in Gravois, stock far: and Gilmore. houses. etc., business provertv Dea subject to Mo.. clear: want stores > SAVINGS TRUST. CO.. STORE BLOCK WA : Want store property, well located and tn paying condition; ‘will co erty and give 6-family apartment and 3 Box W- 122 Post mis as part pay. TENEMENT Wtd,—Fo O-f separate heating freA or rent $5100: new. See tein GLI cK re R°°? Cheetrut ENRMENY "PROPERTY Wid. Wat ot Jefferson: ance new home.in U0 versity Heights. ie $26,500. Box W- 411. Post-Disvatch To HXCHANGEMootyig tuna, Waser St. Louis Riverside ARG: ee: AN Bend rd.. between in Webeter ont wcirkwood; will exchange clear, for sae ee city prop- erty. __ Box W-210. Post- -Dispatch : brick bungalow: ALTON 211 W itt eae ~‘unale flan aon Park. SRERMEVER & BRO,. FOREST 561, 719-21-23 WALTON 6-FAMILY OF 4 ROOMS dise: MAin ae MI ‘ACANT condition. GLIC K 6 GARAGES . We will exchange this cat her invest- ment for a residence or stock of. income 4 ARDEY | EPSTEIN. INC., every N._ Ti Wtd—for See Stein Real ‘AN one 1= ‘tainily modern, located good Vacant or anaes ment. AN lot Box W-211 northwest ‘ANT small income oF one deed of trust for my IT $3000 on new Somme Ww hi W-378, Post-Dispatch. ANTED—Stores cated weat on good clear residence and subject to lst deed of truat pavenens: state fully in reply. Man in cs Post-Dispatch, WE can make property OF ground. other Lanna you — a square wit — 8715- 17 S, Kinganighway a 2 ‘finte: 4632 2-car garac 6064 Toons: ooo oaths mc earns 6553 4171 Quincy” st: jm ng flat, south ‘Arsenal st.: new single Oat, five Fcar Maree. nas Broce effi Bisel att double flat 4 roome and Nebraska: single flat, 3 rooms und 5 a ia bungnlow. 8 rooms — Spring and Meramec; i von. Arsenal and Clifton: i. Sap ay anenn by i 5 , WESTMORELAND », TS nt or owner wante teneme Stein with GLIC : ° gg Sou th hanse Side. ae a fiat. i salle

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. SUNDAY A Sy , oday. OCTOBER 30.1997 “ , stm mec REAL ESTATE CARDS : : OCTOBER 30, 1927, rance Corporation|. of St. Louis the title to réa} estate in City ana County ‘ : ° ST. LOUIS ~ Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. : oa LY Noes SUBURBAN PROP. FOR 5 : cows R-34, Post-Dispatch. “ 3 .4 Ss’ ', Dee fruit farm: z Illes yon Shion. Pa a Brick bungalow, 5 rooms. : SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE sage neato en a 22 acres FLAT 8t-Dispate OE By oed . flours, Screened ott Diets. near A ~ DIEHL, 601 G {fton. Many others. A tile bath, | || lot 50x burch ; gee | ravo} W td.— Modern #-family flat; bun. | °° M. A. RUST & SONS R TY | NORT 7 Vols, Riverside 2080. ng part pay. NESSING R. E. AT- MAin 5Si. si0fceone REAL COo., may ‘EST 6-6 SIN or 791. 5559 Hebert: SINGLE se Sappington road. farm ag a nn230 — 6 » dence: hardwoo Oors: new 2-car gafe; exchange. for store ang flat, = s GLICK. Realtors, 229 Chestnut. ‘TE—Beautifu} 2-fami 8 REALTY co. | AN AUTUMN BARGAIN amily anart- ver ' te FLAT WwW — —_ Li CAS-HUNT RD. 3124—New o-reom | . 9: ‘ : : ¥Y modern: wil] trade sA Wtd.—To buy modern flat. givine bungalow: tile bath. hardwood floors, sun | ee trae bt anee pabe | fo tery tise eh ta tia ae oe punt $a fa | pie Snar® ld ttr¥ aca lor on - -D. 3 . |vay. Se nU Lik SSlS Cath- ‘OW Ls Oe ; 2 Si title business formerly conducted py Title nie strong | SENZLIC Chestnut. CHestnut 6900 | foria Se Laclede wage RS. Sous Cal | Woodrow av.: $7000 hpany, ., ¢ ‘ Of $50,000 00 In U. S. Go S50uU Cash, $35.33 ‘ SINGLE FLAT Wtd.— J for a smal) farm i , East St. Louis: Ww AN SMA 1OME OR vernment Bonds with A well-built 5 mt of State of Missouri. Now comes Mr. Carter, our President, POST -DISPAT. 7B EASY TERMS—OPEN L . os : monthly, plus interest, Uwner, MAin 1162? . i 2 4 A L DAY. Nn Sa S lve ano er ami Oe tk, PRY 00d location. “ive Bice Te | Monday, Tal Frrom | AND bonbans WER MAWTHORNE 1 74 ARLINGTON DRIVE to get Settled j rt hile - @0yY goo Ocation. Give q lails.| REEGE RD., 0302—Beautifu “re ‘ “LP tl, WEBSTE -ROVES. 4 4 : h led h- h ] 2900 W. 20th in ‘fine esmits / and 6-room single flat Box \ -135, Post-Dispatch. Ctalis frame bungalow: 6600 cae, bnesbaanines Lot S4x2N4: 8 rooms, ping sith oo RICH? ON “wre Cc ance ge in a Wo Ww ] e ‘ fe . oureee, — 144g ae heat: 2-car brick _ WANTED TO BUY FLAT" terms. Call Riverside 5454. (c62) hardwood floors, hot-water heat; close M ° D HEIGHTS h b f re winter 9 So we T ff —— . ted? real ‘bargain Dine, fiat: | ERANCIS-PERRY nov McBee Basion and Pare Qemuichway and Union TBMICK. @ ROOMS LANEY? waSRTORY ||| (2 stiect car, snout, cheecteats ou brand new, hota ral® bungalow; ae Deen “stein a Capital ..... cee eeees --$1.000,000.09 “9 rented; real bargain: wil} trade: UNGALOW—WANT SINGLE Post-Disnatch, trae cade TRA TOILET; 2 OK. ACRES: SUN | | 11 Edwin; frame: g rooms; large | basement: "hardwood floo mee i thi ttractive 81X-room bun ] lly Paid.... ts 2% eae 850,000 00 z 7 TRADE—Kare ee me S-roome migreed, to, = wale ange new! WE have a Cash buyer for a double Tiat | PURCH, Olt,’ BURNEK: WELL FL | lot: half block from street car.’ txtenene “bere an and seee ern ing S a ; a OW, , . ~ 4nsas City for S¢. ui - ' ungalow in Vinita Of 3 roo ath ia “PR ep In NANCED. CALL WYDOWN 0658W. OK | | M h Clayton Ofticg 5 009 value. Utlev. “Forest "$n oul Wen ould lke ‘single a Ow $13,000. | or northweat, na 1B. SUR Aseeated 633] | JEFFERSON ‘seo (ce) | | MI ] ' tile r oof copper gutter S, ardwood linc + MT et estate for exchange, Tec THA MPT ee stnt CHestnnit fio seston av. Open Sunday” "SS? | RESIDENCE—ate rd.. half block south | } es 1 . » \entraj Ay, - = $10 National representation. Advise lo. | SOUT MPTO INGL TRADE FOR BLU CE Thisics———— | of St. Charles: new, @ rooms and unfin- ’ j f] all modern Conveniences lot 80 ee “j Bee cation desired. Swartley. 4.8, Tennessee BUNGALOW td} DGE TERRACE toorlands) | ished bathe Le 00x250, For price and ||| 824 CHESTNUT MAin 2636 oors, : ) ae: tlantic City, N. J.’ 5318 Murdock ay.: © and 7 large rooms: | ; ily 2,7 lots in exchange for new | terms see TOMROY INY CO., GE21 Kas. | || | " ’ RE ES rs “ae a A aniic © “ae : 7 strictly modern - double garace- lot 40x 3-family apartment, rms see . - . *e Vea ab i z j x105 at a ~ ecial price of $1] 900 00 | AL TATE—Ex ‘ : ‘wr g qoulty in bungalow, 6110 aos must be gs: + Drice right ‘for quick Clayt wand. BAND REALTY CO., RESIDENCE Beautiful Dutch colonial, 9 aga: 4 Dp . ‘ : ? EXCHANGE—A oe 3-tamil i, ridge rd. sale. on an 4 nd rd. Hiland 1019. mS Sage 7 Ppa ~ : ; ai, $5 TAQ — XT . . 7 | d d h d fj | for cle t lot suite ment tay Wid AS down payment for S-room WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut, Chestnut 6900 tebe, AED | with 46 see one of ae show plas 140 CASH- $10 MONTH TYR I Kirkwood es which Inciuades decor ating , Na es, I1X- a sale : list, ree — ee Ee : Z seme bunza ts 76a a as eee NOTICE Res; dences W weil | St. Louis County, WYdown 0155, of Osaxe Hills, $17300° 6 ‘ecu = imgeavetiane *$s000” chy es tures screens and awnings See 810 miles southeast of Wynne, ber R. CAbany 7120. (eBS) Owner must sell or trade 4-4 dov- RESIDES a - . ) . Manchester, $1750: 8 acres, 1-room 7976. (cB5) ’ . EALTORS. Will sell chean. wher aa rpansas, or % Wtd.—As down Payment on new sin- | ble: 4295 Kossuth: will consi 4 or 6! TPE NCE Wtd.—Clear of debt. in ex- | 4 CLylorr, rye “ hard, well, $3250. GRand 2491, Uk NDENCE ASSU D . . . 09 N_ Union. BXCHANGE—Fann ii acres iat ae ©. pie fiat in University Park: 5 full rooms, WENZLICK fo10eny where Ss sone! rents $960 yer nice, 4 family poet agra: RIVERVIEW DRIVE—About 34 mile | >: 29)! On or likey -2ege, fine lots, 1 block from $ N ort lus UYrive, fear Sullivan, want vacant or improve a » Seeping porch. tile roof, side drive; un- : sornut. CHestnut 6900 | RESIDEN GE ee 32 aD aen: | north Kiverview Club; bargain: ‘dy ign © | Fo ot . Y mf y ‘cu CHANGE | 22s Webster 33045 Dope Digaten, (°° DAlance. Box W350, AY REAIE CHANGE elimay OF, double flat. between Poon so. | sarproPerty. L.A. KNAPP. Gap fien : G HENLEY’ Co. vhenitors. “Kirk sh ot West on Natural Bridge Road to Florissant r lean a hXCHANGE—Beautiful country _S _ Tere 0 eeeeeee en ONE OF THE BEST RENTING S500GT ofhd Belt and Harihod: have | S826, North side Olive Street rd.. juet west of 60 a ORRGE aE Te ntoed 8. Ci@an Couble rooms, 6 acres of £Tound, f 7 ie MILLAN. 4563-65—5 and 6 room doy- _ 4 a $2000 Cash. Box N-332. Post-Dis. i Wis specialize in rent coliecting, try wus. nhy: very nice 8-room residence with 1 60 feet fr nti Cahok Trail- Road, Florissant Road to Office of i GArfield 3164 apartment. Box . P er Po ble flat, modern. income $2288. price 6-FAMILY APARTME) T WE want to buv a large residence’ Went | MASON, GArtield 7467. Y25 Chestnut, acre of ground: $10,000. : equity: Bacrifice ‘ate "N24 Post-Lie 5 SAGU'siit | ee RAL Sg BREN thet wee ME Buick ae +m dae: | beet abana Ming a senter et ine | wel Alt eeerid. "alsa ae le Bod Lathlana "i 52 Aart rere rae "Ss, | SS eee “poe ering Oe oe | : . a wate ZO ER. : ae yt ee New 4-room dou le; | best apartment distriet: 5 large rooms and len eu, to 99: ackland, J. L. Altemuel- berets on $750 buys lot Dj n Cas t . : ei a | BY geese ke Paige ee “epee it cohen, Feo SBteAET room sie a | rp Ssbttbae Property Waned | Eeigee ROR ROW, | lnmentos: $2,350" €08 hous, ened | oS Me, ot Dison a aso te | 316 North Hills Drive he ' n, f yates x - nualiy, . Bis a. — I - oo » ta dl ‘as ~ > $ . ; E ght B 171, Post-Dispateh: CUlarg, © ae —- Realtors. 822 Chestnut. | FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH. 110 WN. (7th. | RESIDENCE Wt?—6 rooms: not over | ner Sas bondes one uth weet Corner, county. any ‘sin acreage Or pen out the 60 tt. by "00 orth: side Adams st; bet epee WG emeeenc ce... OT apart- EXCHANGE ~~ § 3 ERAMEC. 37Xx—3-3 room double flat: 50) 0; in Kirkwood or Maplew Od. Box | Bis €nd beu evard, south of Clayton road, m Aisze a © rice, “| Sins 180 feet west Dick ra terms N-253, -D. and Sutter. 15021505 by Comer P for 3-room single flat, south, | W-238, Post-Dispatch. , #§ we | box N-31. Post-Dispatch. (c) | down. 0155. Office open Sunday, to suit: one more ‘bareaine dog ad e th Side eor- | Will tore "Kult cottare or flat.” _— NAERT. Riverside 3814. WANT small SuDUrban home bungalow OF | 6338 Albertine ay, VACANT. ha alee Lee o's beng ane ee - Overland Shrewsbury ant clear farm #L tors, 2° es WonERn SINGLE FLAT—Exchanee for cottage: will mak ait ance vote 33} rune av., 4-room brick. ath, vf per foot: build sma House here: have | ———— : ve EXETER. 4521—_x,. — _xé ow: equity. Box | EXCHAG ood morn. ". — Mr. Altmaver. LaAciote 8449. | balance monthly. onnaee: bee os berg furnace, garage: “open for inspection’ BEAUTIF a fine sarden spot or raise Chickens; any | FOREST, 8836-—One — et? $500: 4 ca tile bath, Bardeen eaneslow: South St. Louls, ta. cleat Sf ode ot ae IVE ST RD 7363——Fine brick rea | first letter Box R-156.' Pot Pe pe n | Terms. vosa pst TY Coen , np desired: $500 Cash down buys bun- ho if_wanted. rex ? Pe . county o y . oe 2." : will trade far ‘ 7 new single flats, 4 new residences and | =———~‘“'- - eae it) . at. VOSS REAL CO.. FOrest 310. | satow. Ne. 211 Rose Hill: monthly pay- “room acres; at ree K-119, Post Bivpattn, 14 Of trust Bes ee ie ahace then nor. other WAbash 244° | Six. new ‘bungalcat 4,1 subject to first YOU AND YOUR WiFE IN DA RTSMOOR make appointeenc’;, possession at” once: | west og “fore on Lackland: $150 x ANGE_O ¢ a pe, Mace. é ) d ~**- | deeds of trust only: will exchange $112 000 Build your home on thrig beautiful 50-foot Sj make appointment to inspect. A. 8. LOo- down, $17 month F. Cross, bux 389,/| brick pangalow attic: one a 2162. | on Vernon: hale block from Un} 7. $c NTATION—430 acres Ty Coulsiana: | pyajeef or perty, Bon ne nese Pp of | SUBURBAN ROP. FOR SALE | Jot fee "Bos wes a - 2 garag py a. actes: S400 and $5Uu COUNTY STUCCO BUNGALOW MUST BE SOI D TOD AY W INTER! country life With city conveniences: $50 Sutherland ay. — rice $12. 369. | ———— — ee Pa ich. — somone f ge Ph wes ~ iy ties rtp a ber acre; Small acreage vi. the car jine: Sappington and Barracks road. = : Logs crackling in the fireplace! Golden down, $20 a month. See these today. Ain 216° "| EXCHANGE— Bungalow, o rooms; Sta mirigy through farm: os ‘block | } WATSON.-O "ROURKE swrenules’ ride trom ~Wellston; S29) 3 acres, 5 rooms, -lurnace and garage: Southwest Corner of Clayton “low in the Windows! Soft, clear slisten- | Oftice oven. Creve Coeur tracks and Se. ; ad = | erp: Price $4200: want lot or Rvo0d auto. tate ri $ 4 tati a be pr tte 10Cc ] dow n, $15 per month; open Sunday and ' plenty fruit trees. Call us. Road and North and South Road. ing BDOW in the moonlight: a home in ‘ rad. +4 Reinemer. ee lists wernt? | Mobile as first payment. WaAbash liigy | » from esia sets $28,000. 40n to PARTIAL LIST iter .: FEDERER REALTY Co.. Small down payment, balance ing, ountry is really home: see Oye charm: | Sse PL., 2235—Ne te list: we can | . ie acre: bargain arene of 7: 6A Con. me J, VATTEROTT, 6307 Easton. PRospect 1519. S RES VXCHANGE—Gitls club py ; ee business for $97 80 eS OF PROPERTY =A bany 6150. | COUNTRY HOME IN CITY JOSEPH DARST REALTY Co” location; *fangble convenience: wonderful month: Hea _1u9) ook ome wie Ind.. for modern hotel or yr inal, | ton W233 Post-Dispaich. ps : - BAYLEs, 737 (Luxemburg )—New trame | 9900 Riverview Drive; wonderful] view; GArtfield 6336. 105 N. Sth St. see ie bette aan: Horny ‘kona MIDLAND 97 28—Mode o-room bunga- break fast nook: 1 oom brick. ey . Bcome “gx: D233, Po —— TO 1 ADE bungalow: 5-room effiei wath; | ideal location: house mode geet ie lillion “Holle, peut Mr. Harry Knight's ND, O02 : lot: all conveniences, wards, WA po berty in st. Louis: for mn culare phone Mf |. RAI ESTAT? Wtd.—Flats or bungalow. R hardwood floors. ty eney: tile ath: new: ocation; house modern ane nearly million dollar mansion! low home; every convenience; hardwood 6R7w WANTS ~—Jrest L992 after 6 - TH. ' = south preferred: sjye Stock lora] cemetery FLATS a _ floors: furnace; Sarage: te ims. paste yt tcl hee ee MOYLE tees: shade Kirk +158 floors, attic, basement, arage; price right: UNGALOW—New rooms, GALOW EXCHANGE —Will trade equity in D a. wrt navy, Rox WwW aan Post-Dienateh SINGLE SA TIT TET STE (c9)) ank of Coane a ‘Bla . oe oe = —— ——— Earnie Deans . terms; churches, schoo near, on Lake nace, water, gas and electric; one PA pe Wr gnome. double Garage for Se LBESIDENCE Witd.—For exchange. store ||) 5035 Idaho: modedn 4-4: wants 4. On biudis aye pte oe as or lese — COUNET 1 NEE WG I " Bin. i alll ale OS N. Kirkwood ig line: owner next door. from ‘schoo s stores and car lines: Oo: ot. wo : . F Png Ny a oF -brge alan A Ca ’ - + oe ste il ver ¢ 1SSis6j I, Li Mile i ALA. » es 7 “tee a ‘ ln. " ° Ti - - S227. rth while. W i Pe Jaye eee peed meiee sgh eel ‘eee 3655 “se frame. I river front: 25 miles S0uth of st. Louis on Will sell very cheap for cash two Couns | iii] For Sale—Country Hom MAKE US AN OFFER vendeneres. ba rane pa Peng a Jotins eee a) sAals, vox a - ec) mo “gp Sh _ ae uce C . , o ontana, 3-4, modern: Wants | ‘|| bard surface road: “4 miles to Paved high- ty lots, unrestricted: no trades. Box We itil : a , - : _ . : ‘ . yh Ww ‘ ( J 880 s j w EXCHANG room modern residence See el. Post-Dispatch. fc) 4-4 modern single. Hil! way. Call Pevely, “gi Sunds write | 277, Post-Diewne Ht Adjoining Bellerive Country Club: WwW. Essex, 412: 6 rooms and bath: ga-/| to su Dr. O'Connell sh } . har rd. bas exchange. &0- Grand and gt. Louis; to exchange for wt IMING HOUSE—Th exchanee for new 3160 Nebraska. 4-4, modern; Wants Hil Box G-19. Post-Dispatch. — (ct) em spatch. {| Modern 12-room residence, beauti- | Pages pot-air At: lot 57x145. % UDOR, s8006—5 rooms. tile bath: two 06d automo- confectionery or business - $2000 WEb 2 a«- _Sincle or double flat. Box N-124 P.-D. large brick bungalow. | Sack —4" son +e — —— 4 $33 my fully located, Overlooking golf — ~ meted oe Park: $245: $5 dows’ 32, ‘bea une 408 s Florissant bits roome ana ean . ae | tase onches S275 pen ag goO™ bunzalow, ecreang id fitufes: It account aitknegs: | WINDOM, “Sp44- Blocks « ~ ; TLV ED . Foe , . ’ ~20; ALC em- , sSant bl.: 5 ~ Dele cre. ; : See nove. to | will sell toe ‘an “excha, ype fee: i SOUTHAMPTON: SIXCIE—TKADE hese ‘ DOUBLE porary house. then only $10 “per month | room: tile bath. hardwood floors; garage. 90 acres. Woods Mill rd. 4 mile south owner will shown; sel 3 O0:'S OO cash: St Jolie sate owe: of Bloc Oo ca my 3x3 room | ate or business jn Los An eles Cal -y,. 9318 Murdock ay.- 6 and 7 large rooms: 3904-06 Russell. modern 4-4: wants }]} OB. these lots; no rent. no interest; fully | Al: improvements. made - easy terms. Brentwood Clayton rd.. with @ cood 6-room residence, KEANE & FRANKE O08 Chestnut st.| $4 & month w- , for vacancy of | N. 15th. soles. Cal 4143 See strictly modern: double Karare: lot. 40. a “som c= in two years; best buy in St. Louis | J. CONCANNON. 723-24 Wainwright Bldg. COME out and let us chow ou a hee Seaee lights aud outbuildings with large | *E CKLAN . karage, brick porch, " » ha ™ “se . rae = — ‘ . 7 . y : 'N e - “ J - i > / , . x’ & r — : Be ed 2 A , » »* . . ~ ms 7 + - — —nmeepatch. : Wen NGE— {Apartment hote] - —: must be seen: price right for quick | Lawn Ay. North and South road. ty CHARLES ¥ \ ATTEROTT REALTY Co., Bungalow. 4 joome aa cies brick: DLER-DOTY eee) ee gall farms. sAD- 13 oS beg noede rd. county water and —_— Jot segulore whence. B8- 7 z . 7 ; 354. Po eaeeT sect ts Ist deat of tree al i | oWexzuicy 1010 Chestnut. CHestnut 6900 | ~, modern; wants single in Hy ~Abany 6180. =e _Easion. | bath, water. fOr Where: breakfast nook: | ter ot riety ara ) 156 acre mala d. tnd Spoed range: bargain: $500 cash. $30 per Glate, | S082, Eminence (block weet St. 2 nd | Rood ranch highly oes, Only, wij . TORE $3000 coneral merchandise stares 1] city. at BUNGALOW—Orchard and Oéepts.. 6 | lot 50x160: ‘nitty Dlace; owner leaving, bas RUTH, 141 5’ ROOMS - a northeast corne.” fp ae ER a See this Teco at once. Must settle estate. Station): good condition throughous VA want flat. | 000 as _ par x ww. oy? so S170. 9 a part. for gee fase “Box Noss" 4) 2657 Michigan, 5 ae) porch. | ee: goon! “ioe dosnt brick garage: to sell at ence: near ly $300 oo | NACE GARAGE. ANY "Thais ha 16 acres on ‘Ballas "d.: nive, hieh Jocy-| Phone JEfferson 0186. c62) mociate Dossession; $3450; only ——— EXCHANGED oe E—7-family apart rooms BS Post-Dispat-n. te a. wants ungatow, |/\|| Rot-water heat; lot 50x147: eewcrs 10. balance eas! ’line. etc.: only own’ | CLEDE’ 4532 meats Wo ton, County residence” Prins rizht LOOK A‘ : y ) > “) * > ¢ ment, St teees ; , * ij }e | PR, . Pema wer, - £ P > . b le ce asy ] ‘ P — = ome . ‘ ” , j for bungalow tile barnnoO™, etticiencies, harde floors, STORE AND 13 6s00, heat $3000 year. | IW! gogs Schiller” modern 6-room; |/||| er Gane ' faraieees an " B0x140. g3nen: SURKAMP CO. eos Easton av. ope | —— POULTRY PLACES, Phone Kirkwood pay. “ieawood, Mo, OOK Fer Lda alow le bathe. steam heat. rarage for 4 BY Incumbrance $16.500: owner wilf take ™ : ; ’ Tillie GE Oe Pept, © of f- ‘ay, | Sunday. Six rooms, modern: garage - on lot 15 £ cswo 953. 8032 Tudor: ot owe - “rge roome f Chestnut td $5000 per year. will take Smale: P hestnut. flat or ’ 4 shiver ales aan n i “66 Ellenwood, 3-3 modern; {//|}# Jin W. (c7) AONE s ” Bi arage: lor > Regge aA SN Guick. change. double | Box ‘w.3s¢% oe ch, tt Payment, BF Store 892 Chestnut, i wants 10 to 25 acre farm, y | BUNGALOW—@niere 2 rooms, modern; | 3-room frame, finished basement plas. streets block "eas ine: $5500. oe ‘sun-| _ Golden foliage; splashes of red: invig- | , MAURER-GHIO-BEFFA Defterson ‘880 : fruit trees; Beach and one EXCHANGE—Dandy double flat of aq Ma. ng in business proas heee, 540.000 Hl COTTAGES IM] | wioey °OX218: St. Charles car to Spring; | fered po, eer we day, 207 W. Pendleton Brentwood" CAb. | Orating, crisp “air! “ey Tul roomie | oe at ee a gg thle ; e ' j ss 1 ‘tv 7 - |i 20CK south COr us , ‘om § ayment, $; a onta, 1Ciudin yk ee ; . ; " . é .7'7" ‘ modern build: | athe, ; ane. got ee feazhout, tile Be and Gravois. anbject te $37 500: ee | | «706 nara ne 5 B. H:: | Seamer quih, second house east. Wm interest. api fice open Sunday. &/ any 2717, SOME seat REALTY CO. _ and fireplace ope 6 _——s rons POSIT IVELY A GIFT thy, e ¢ither for ae : = Stock farm on highway. Box 4. Post-Dis, = ‘ i —— on — ERMAN TEGETHOF?Y, SOME G » BUYS, n ches: lot 75x1 : i “room bungalow with lot 50x located south- ct oR, rs. rent © STORES Wid.—Farm 9° acres. north o 6311 ne. modern 5-room: ste Hj} | BU NGALOW—4 rooms; bath and furnace; 1467 Everzreen. PArkview 6214. (62) 1426 Dorothy: 5 roonis. ~a& Dlace for children ae Oia teem arabe 160 ‘mae e, hardwood: floors, furnace, ai8 Bspatch. | sou ye; Ag an OH ol © Gilmore. Mo.. §-room brick building, out- Bates. | POPErty, Grand. rr down payment; move in, Day like rent, YOUR OPPORTUNITY Saos wanchester: 5 rooms. ' tion tin eettul homes: near transdorte. bath, newly” and ted sly beautitully | . rooms, com- iB x W-315. Roet-Din, Pe be ouses. etc.. clear: want stores and flats ve. : , Mr. Goldsmith, Y608 St, Charles rd, Wa- This beautiful $9000 matt brick home 8805 Warner. 6 rooms. Submit Offers; tion. in fact your ideal home! aA few ecorated and paint is an rage; BG bath; 4-car EXCHANGE—34-7 patch . 2 —. or flats. Riv, 4310. 5471 GRAVOIS bash 1106. {C) | one year old. was taken under foreclosure’ ems. W. M. BROW N._GArfield 8633. hundred dollars makes it yours; balance | gift at $5500:° don't Jet the low price 8768A St. Charles road; store with @ Du : in West Ena etficien, y eet, ae © «CU SAVINGS TRUST CO.. 4915 Delmar bi. BUNGALOW—Summier or winter home on | can purchased now at $7000: six love- like rent. See it today! cause oF to think this pane, is — roomy above: steam heat. NTROP floors throughout al ype, 2 - ‘K WAN D . ew | highway 61, 41 miles from St. Louis, 5-| ly rooms and bath, fireplace and hardwood Ca vill . Kirn.115e hor the location rag A = Chant 3528 Chariack: 6 tooms : S. built s S I ; room b ; “get a : rsonviile of Lackland 4 block west Char é S. Grand bl. refrigeration, in verfect condition F ~ 4 m bduNgalow Cottage, lot $5x175: ‘in oors, garage; lot 100x] SO: inspect it and|___ ee iia i N.Ki Re lack in Overland’ choicest location: 2 blocks north of St. C : an house. arge | 319.000 per year. will) take double a eS Want store property, well located and in | dustrial business €00d: sacrifice. GRand | get our liberal terms. 707 Dorst, Fergu- | CARSON RD., 3525—5 rooms, bath. | rkwood vu pl "ane vamos Seen: 0016 | Corer lot, 118x170; down pay- Berry, 2115 s.|/as part Payment. or good er Paying condition: will considen large prop- | REAL ESTATE—WTD. TO BUY | 21803. Monday or aby Gay after 5 p. m,| son. Phone ATwater 13]. down, 2 rooms up; furnace heat. 2-car Bar ‘ ‘ersity Heights. valued $26.500. Ox de on 4. let 50x125: on Newstead. COlfax 7392 M -027° (etl) REAI BRICK UNGALO — E 4 & e B IN 2A W "EL wr = . 4-room matt bricks: severa] types to ge- ‘en a — ee. op FOOmS, hot-water lect from: in a neighborhood restricted to aS arage: rms : ) brick ; y: ti — ; > TN 2, Y ‘ floors, furnace. Walter, gas, electrics sian. | COUN TRY CLI B COURT Waiks:; rig $4110 t. 1 ; (eRQ) | Cash. balance like rent to responsible par- & | ties, - A. Ottenad, 3352 S. Grand, ~ IETS Git, & home addi- | PRospect 3303. ion. } _- ictoria | g. BUNGALOW—$300 LOT Wid.—QOne 30-foot; Northwest St. rage, . - Box K-14, Post-Dispatch. brick, eet teeteneeeniese ee ved street and j °411. Post-Dispatch ‘ ? Se — class residentia! dietrin eta 1. a " yt ¥XCHANGE—Montana property for _ ~ | - ait. ae a onerty. Wakefiela. Phone ; eraife ANG: What have you to offer? Bf. ,. ~ 36577, °oastian Jt, 4235 De Tonty. GRaug ff... TO EXCHANGE HT i RDEN S518 —3p0an Tae rere Jos. F. Dickman: Rl 7 ARDEN, 2518—3-room TICK; =haiuwood | BIG REND oe =946—Corner, floors, tile bath: furnace. Maplewood: new 5-room ee —— *; bargain p For complete lit county ; | A ye ewes St, Charles yp > aly Mg ° bas or Pine Lawn mann, 3125 8, Grand Lae onr0 3 acres on Big U - * Cit | room brick bungalow; tile bath, hard- AUGUSTA. 1323 —New. 6 rooms, guan- oan Beemer: very way; price $8500: wood Hoges, E one Karage; price $7500: ! room. large living room. hot- hea - - nts. : 2 terms, Ca ir. Specking. : : ht at the car line; 7705 Country Club Court: beautify! 7- MeM NAM‘ R. E. CO., 1 N. GRAND. ED L. KUHS RLTY., CO. Lindell 700. . fi es modern in all respects: 1 improve. | $4800: $250 to $300 down. balance legs | TOOM residence with such features as elec. | CIRCLE DRIVE, 41—§ rooms, new, GALOWS—4 rooms. modern: must aoe As = . “s-- | ments: near ee lines ee than rent. Drive out the St. Charles rd. | tric refrigeration, oj] burner and garage brick. all improveme is; $6650; terms sell at once: consider $200 down, bal ; - Bend rd.. between Webster ana Kirkwood: gy xX, er ny apartment. Boy churches: open today: on Patton av.. one to ——o to moos Car tent, see our sign. then P a os of ry house, Hilang 7976. (c65) | like rent Box W.331 Post-Dispatch, Li ‘ hi Will exchanee clear, for improved city pro 317. Post-Dispatc ee | DIOCK West of North and South road. 1700 south. See salesman On ground or Ticec : 8) ungalows, Cottages, flats or vacant he ARM Wt -—Exchange pew n vr, O- erty, Box W-210. Post-Dispatch. Wtd.—Corner. for stores and apart. } north. 7 — ad, ay | ST RKAMP CO., 6331 Easton av. Opén e to Sell 4 See Today in Maplewood or vicinity. see ee a lat . alm puents : at § full particulars. Box W-296, | BUNGALOW— New roles Sunday. PH E. WARN ARMS W —I38. for houses Paes ° ‘AL . | Post-Dispatch. Water. gas, electric. tile bath. large soo™® FAR pe Title Guaranty Bigg 16) N._Tit “G t Sl a. Nice brick” A ciel trade for | PROPERTY Wid.—Pariiy damaged torna- | hardwood : Ti dt he FARM W'td.— Adjacent to St. Louis, for B- single fiat near Forest P F Ciily income . _ »* 7, : $2950—$¢3650 wood floors. we il built, &piendid loca- Three and four room modern bungalows rio eee With garage; easy terms. St. Charles rd. to de property: small cash. Pox Post-Dispatch. VROPERTY Wiad. — Will ‘ . BF -room ngaliow; small " RA maen : : Lee Wilson, | cash. Schneider CAbany 8065. ° — (e) hm A on LL) + aS 8s- 4480 Haze} Hiland 6216. (c83) MANOLA 3807—New E-sesen brick: bar- easy terme: 662 DEI MAR ( ABANY O327. (ce) JEROME. 7735— Modern 6-room Dunga- gain; $300 cash. Owner. CAbany K 2 low: 2-car gar ©: % block from street East Side : dow Vacant ‘ - . “ se 2 exchange for clear vacant as down | ®dmundson av., north Catholic Church. | payment. laurence R ” live. ~ | av "Gate, ae 719-21-23 WALTON MAI ark. Tr ome. See Stein. with gg _UBERMEYER & BRO. FOREST 0561. ‘and GLIc Realtors 822 ¢ u Ss pares FARMS Wtd.— Want tO exchange cliy >: Property for farms. R. L 162, Hote h Ch ha nO RAI thar rts ENO EE ah VOM Ks MA elas, le ME ee 541 BA (c62) cars: price $5000; ‘terms: like rent; own- | OAKDALE. 3652—5 rooms, brick bung. IDENCL.._.\.. ; k: mod. | 22.20) premises. (ce) low. extra large rooms alld closets, just 2 blocks to Edmund RESIDENCE—New two-family brick; mod- : ’ : — aw leted. } lot. brick attached : a n east. ~f rn; 2428 State &t.. Granite City. TRi- | MARSHALT. 3018~—-Deirahie 6-rvom | being cumpleted. arze iot. brick attac C1 udjoff, 84]? Hum | 2X; then a (c99 ) fen ode , “ Ouse : reni 4)? Sarace, hot-water heat. made street, % 604 homas Station, St. Cha Rock rd. | RESIDENCE BARGAIN City 765W, (99) a all conveniences. Hilan 8020. hardwood tloors, real fire vlace, built-in | { ey , y . 7 CASH BUYERS FOR ANY TY BUNGALOW—4 rooms bath water, elec Pg arog Tp. , rity 4 rooms brick Zan Widow and ood | BOOkcase. asbestos roof oe euiieine ae fOom bungalow FAR ub . = 6-FAMILY OF 4 ROOMS F REAL ESTATE: CONDITION NO OB- tric: 500x193: only $3500: small ‘down bene prnahinston st. (8000 Page): new. Ferguson floors. tile th. urnace, new > aa coal cellar. side Churches in roning , . mall deed of trust on good Mis: . i... ‘ he AS JECT: EARNEST MONEY AT ONCE. Dayment, balance monthly: cheapegg four- oe sUsUa y attractive, with every BRICK COLONIAL—6 to0ne = ated. jot 50x140- rice $4650- & > board. nesr cars. churches, sc S “lin git = ryt , Teasonabdle disco : 6 GARAGES BLUMENFELD R. E. CO., 310 Title | 23 modern vungalow T know sf itgf our within’ feature. at a real sacrifice. owner BRICK sarege oni rooms, sunroom: | 3ted. lo month. Owner Hiroe; 700 au; | stores. $1000 cash. | gmce like gent, jp- ; . ; ae : sve Es. ~ 4 ~ : . > at: ithin. Cc age: “2h. 200: hardw oors | == : ° : : “ : - onday, ‘Eb- “s 4 aa ent et yon a Pa not one = Sani BLDG. aa +08. a ree oy Bak story brick neh ee 14 Acres With Bungalow or en out. | fireplace. instantaneous heat- | SA 5 = Pa a rooms. bath. 3-car gar- ster Sire tae Lawn, ‘ 26 il at fo aiMence or & > ANTE! age. wi rai road ew ’ | corner: or ’ drive ve é, Vrick. , er, ermostat. copper Screens. rods. ete. : ase. hot-water heat. lot 61x138. 36800. PINE GROVE. 3433— 5-room modem . es STARLET SPSTEIN INC ing facilities. e120. PD. | Tootdced west on Lackland tn that? 17 miles from city. on Lemay Ferry rd.: | near schools, i teens. busses ABS Care: | - Tarr , - pe a ; . r- - 7 ILICK : ? nn ena terms, Box R-263, | jon. “Weil, be glad to st : 5 Sede oe BUNGALOW—New, 4-room, modem brick: FINE GROVE. 3440 | Pine Lawn)——3-room = ° B.fC ) Lik K Realtors R22 Chestnut. Post-Dispatch. and 6-room bricks that you cane 4,9 Four roc 8. water. Fas, electric, hard. | hardwood floors. tile bath: lot 50x160° 200 CASH AND EASY bungalow. strictly modern Karage, $0000. confecthen. gry AL. ae Ope tammy nee | ILL accept clear vacant as Gown jay- on don't have to buy them. bur wed like | shower: coricrels siiewniner ntollet, and = 30, Schools and transportation: $500 wood: large fot rom, DUNERIOW Tee Any reasonable offer will be submitted. ~ g One I--family end one 4-1 . ow, ; ; ine 5 ; | to have yo €e them f the 0 : fpr dene nears aly «yo . | Cash, balance re nable terms. GRAF . 2 & Ana . ILL (. WISSMA H. OL , : secur Gh ment on improved business property; U see the If they don't suit, ecn0o0ig @nd_ transportation in Wellston: | (45! TY oc enable Phone WENZLICK 1010 ¢ { ng —— all > FARM — les east: ; Send Wace ed west camnartie: sane on what have you? 45115. snshway, wane a "Woe a int ike, van | A meant 9 different: $4500; $300 gown. Cate Tie 3 eco sr —Hesinut 6900. aie gaide’ “Gea a ~— ee has / : 2 te a _— rs o “ ; e 3 UONe a : s Oo alance le th: nt. g SU } LL , 25D C re Tn ; Z Ow, ace. a . . - Odiamont | | b rovemente oon: . = TART 21 Post pox W211. Post-Dispatch, NO COMMISSION—_NO TING | ones, Come and look. © Take yu™ line to | CO. 6331 Eennn, Tent ef SUE KAMP | “cligh'ful home, 6 rooms and bath. hot- one SINGLE FLAT, $4350: sewers, including insurance” tig or information gry y a WANTED—Any kina of property for cash 1 SALE—ALL CASH Charlack rd.. gee Mr. Armbruster. jp, rl _—_—_—_—_—— - ater heat: garage: garden fruit. beauti 2% Bartold; single flat: 6-5 A? want arene: ongace $ oT 2s... or terms. Box P-590, Post-Dis atch, Wil eta kind of St. Louis rea) es. St hock a. to Lak ener or drive cut BUNGALOW, $950 ful lawn and shade’ trees. Close to school ole Va WANT radio ac down payment on desirable tate bargains from $100 to $10.000- want /,.*: ern fe. to Lacklan - west on Lack- 3 rooms, Jar lots: St. Charle Rock | 22d_ transportation. oh TY FOR Pape ; wl >» lot. northwest Box N-33. Post-Dis. (+) - any’ j- jJand_to Charlack rd__then north two blocks : see lots: lt ee ck | oat mn 3 = 1 en : lots, flats, tenements, cottages; any eondi- . ; income or bungalow with tion or location. See’ me from 12 , cellent opport @nd apartmenis with a ¢ and recording: $204 cash; $26 monthly rd. district: 15 minutes to cit ch i m One deed of trust for my second mortgage heavy encum # --. $30 hnson Farm ¥ rooms; in fine condition - rents S80 | and interest. owner Mellis. PArkview Bargain. (c) h balance Whe’ peerice $5300; $500 5650W ‘ehitx) - y limits by | DRIVE out ald let us show you a cot. | ©2s8h, mae ea A » 6226-—5 rooms. th fur- ~ to 2. ‘fey, ¢ 221 — S-room, all conven- {| auto. bus and trolley; $50 down. $25 €. bungalow or residence: fruit. poul- UNION-EASTON TEUST COMPANY nace, Garage; this is g00d buy. Mr. ROLAND A. WISE, 114 N. 7th, room 211 20g ex 09-foot lot: $4000. Owner at/ monthly: 3° year: no interest or taxes-|try or erat, farm. Call or write for our 5325 Easton FOrest 1370 | Krueger 2 : on new bungalow, Welletar Lox | ——— =zt9 Wheaton. CORE {c) ee ree oe + et Ae cabin nay CASE Be Py 0 Siriaas sak N — : €xcepti brance consudered. ‘Leo =~ *W-378, Post-Dispatch. 6803 ITT AY. Ox NBL es against death or disa “(ey | Fae CASE _RETY CO.. Fe nee . MOD 5 . 4 og mee Agency, 206 pote oll Jo ain ANTE = Sores with flate above LIST] \ vGS 1ensroom frame cottage, water. sewer, gas, | Box _N-361. Post-Dispatch: (c) LOTS—In Northwood Park £00d location. SEAUTIFULkEspoe——1~ 3812 Barrett. large : - Bot W-117, FILLMORE, 36xx—5-6 toom sin Mee.” cated west e00d thoroughfare. have “SL. EPeT ees: SON’ 61 0, i near train and cap, owner must sell: NROOME, ko PESIDE: CE — yer ae chickens. see owner. bany 7668W, (c) c in Grand-Dover Park; will exchange for . Clear residence and apartment building. - WANTED COTTAGE—Barsa ¥ — nut A DUCK LAND AN Post Tenable offer refused. Box N-241. (7600 WEST’ ON NATE BRIDGE SEE THESE N BUNGALOws— ~ der resin | © "oem Y HILLS pgiiee south Berment: oct ¥° A “Box W320. ant, winutes out: price $2500; te ent: | riehty rom Seizing Silver Lake Club, BESIDENCE—@ rooms, modem; SunroOmr OCKS SOUTH PD LVISION. 18-20 Blakemore of" >: for residence. HOLLY TY. Ate. st-Dicn ros _—T — e rent. Box R-374. Post-Dispatch. On road from st. P ters to Peruque. For steam heat. double garace: 2 blocks from Laer” nOCaS SOUTH) : VELY 8-20 akemor ait Resto ut. = = Post-Pispatch, For small and large residences, city poh AGE—3-room lrame; not quite com TERRY 2 60. neni e ERE T. | school: lot §5x110: price ‘$7250- LOCATION ; HIS | HOME ¥ or county. [a , and county; choice acreages adjoining city; | plete: owner wil finish or sell as place : 1S 3_ Chestnut. "ain. Bes Fe see OR Sry talon acne [and eat ct ate Sua er Ebi s pri and a Bouts 3-7 : a you want a square deal: et in touehb | dustrial properties. fiat part pay i. wan us 37250: reason- able terms GRAF & CASE RLTY. co. Fercuson. Mo , {c) VIRGINIA, 417—New brick bungalow: on _ - ale o at. BLUMENFELD R. E. CO., MAin 1609. CONTAINS EVERY WANTED FEATURE AND N VENTIENCE. ais KNICKMEYER 3715-17 S. Kingshighway: 2 stores and 2 fiate : 2-car garage: new building. 4632 Quincy st.; single flat. 5 rooms: 2-ca arace. pl.. 2 new 5-room brick bun alows. tile @ths and walls; hatdwood . bide s drive; open from 2 to Sd m. -FLEER RI TY. & INyY. CO. | HARTWIG-p1 LHINGER, 280s N. Grand. AND. CODWAX' 3424/6 DOCTORS, ATTENTI ON Beautiful home in Pine Lawn: ideal location for private hospital. large lot, plenty of fresh air and suns 0 omas av.. St. Charles Rock rd, We have numerous inquiries and de- - BROWN REALTY Co_ sire to satisfy the krowing demand. (161 Manchester Hlland 0486. (5) note When listing please give al] informa- COTT AG 28—3-tonm: $1375: $35 down a. tion which will assist Gisposal of the | and $15 per month; 50-foot’ lot- 4 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST co Agent, | ished ae, 02 : . s ingle flat, five MISSISS St UO.. Arent, | ished in your PS Pooms: ocar va ft.:, new sing Main 3640. 4th and Pine. | fs — 6236 Julian: do Bn 100 Acres—St. Louis County _ Fee Fee road and Creve Coeur clectric line: land rolling. with good drainage: sult- fable fo ran institution or may be su bdi- 5 down ee | will anit? Rome sites: price $: the inside. $25 down: fin. | Wi ye reasonable offe for single flat. ———— —— me —_ te &pare time arene uble flat, 6-room _ effi- writ 4-car garage Etzel av.: double flat 4 rooms and oe lat. South Side oa _ = j 4 rn G _— DRIVE IN ENT NCK TO BEL-NOR hine, Col | , > wort se SUBDIVISION. THEN Two BLOcKs | ?! ANG ; ax Bans GAT EROTT REALTY co. | J0uN 2 “Mspowatt, 799 cna, a || BEFORE YOU BUY TO tone ada, Nagas Ea Ge a ae “| aceAbanz 6180. 6307 Kasion YOU NEVER me. ang alee Oe PARGAINS | | YENIENCE S'wpt VERY "REASON ADE Y Richmond Heights + | | COTTAGE—3 : lanteraa JU 7 EVE v In Bungalows, Cottages Residences, | “NIED Y er WAN TED i tric- cindered roads B)-astered: i See a home that you like better than this | Acreage, Tracts, Farms. | BELLEVUE. i933> 1935—7 rooms, 2 baths, Tine batbs, tine Karage. aus 1] $2150: $50 down. $10 a month: poor | 2&¥, 5-toom brick won, every comfort de- | FERGUSON REALTY CO I Waiter’? Nes y BE. OO. Als ¢ ble 49 N ka: single flat, 3 rooms and | | TO BUY OR LEASE | man's chance to get neat little place: come sirec, and located—Oh ! I just can't de ' nor gg . I _E " Y Nebraska: sing | e : me . ty . . r; r bungalow part Day. {i }and see this: take Lake tine to Charlack scribe t. It would cost too much: just | ‘i 4 Twat r 264 . =. 7ial— ew 6-roum. brie r 6553 Arsenal: bungalow, 5 rooms, } 50 GOOD GASOLINE FILLING | Td. see Mr. Armbruster in two-story brick 10 minutes’ 4 charles Welloon ne rate Mace ss Kon nist a a | Subic ak, floors; aot water, heat, tile bath; Aak ~ 33400 3 ewe. ° 4171 Itaska: bungalow, 6 oon ee STATIONS OR SITES | | ROrthwest corner. block south. "11 you don’t fall in Jove MS DELM NTE 30 a Pe 2. $12 b06- senee aime Bw: +. fly oo Spring and Meramec; } Call or Write . j “Hon AGE ; 2 recs: = Gisrete founda- + this home J’}] kiss a cow if you being Glendale SALE OR Wi gg garage schools chuntan aa . * - ' RY " , . ; . iF ion: - Oat it: Liv = 20 }e anot > * a ’ * 1@€re r ,- 7 AV. a a 4 oe } . . . - . liam Horwitz, 730 § % Commer Arsenal and Clifton; 4 etores: | | ici || groom “shack with “32%, Sh for “Sl2o0, | es, cow Dock wei fom 2 to 6 (eka) | —— IN—SAOO Cach, | AXICRMEVER-FLEER RLTy. ¢ ENY. CO. | lines: convenient; ” $623) fer immediate i * 10 apartments i MR. CHAS. KIST || These are no mansione but @ man who is | aupmeenee——eny Bargain—S500 Cash $129_N. GRAND. COLFAX 3425-6. | wale, tt ae H 321 International Life Bidg. MAin 1467 || willing to start out emall will find him. | 200 x 600 ie oe oii: Age - , ™ on its s10n'”., Hills: “concrete ta 3 a aes | 11 Oo 1} Sil much richer im &@-few years« by buving | Generone-ei »burhs he ite on | falance $31 month and interest, wi |} Street: 700 - cash, $10 ny uthir. “s What v ou? WACHTER, 2011 S.«. | terme- take Lake line to Charlack rd.. see | ore ain ,oe “be - here last | water heat: 1 block north of Lockwood, on ; ; r have y Ul Per roads. Thre buyer ‘268 () — a. 4 Broadw . HiUmbolt 3073. (c) | Mr. Armbruster. in TM o-slory brick nort: Pmmonth: houses now Cong up on lots bought: | Sappington rd.. % block west. Number be- reom brick with 2-ear arace; large | = a “WESTMORELAND. 72xx — 109° racant: Bungalows, Cottages Wanted west orner. or drive out St. Charles road (reasonable prices- liberal terms: will! Ti- |ing 812 w. Oakiand; Manchester car. pare: well-kept home; or ¢ ' for 2 “ change Owner wants tenement or cotiage. = BUNGALOW—Northweat: have clients. rad and. it ge a band 0 Charlack | nance pu unss: make a A ‘Loo. | rfielg: Bon WATSON REA gi oe “AMP ‘ oN: ths h Acting” 4 _ - , 3 , J te . “ « . At rie] rt? [ , . F ' &pect - only few t's for sale. A, Ss. AM}. i'GA rfield 8050 RIDA ( estnut, “ s " flat : ‘H N : re 5 @° 5 c : a we Stein with | . ’ Box -412 Post-Dis tech. te?) ~ : = 5 ar ‘ ay = 4 > ; a on _¥ © = - -~ _ ¢ 4i j een — a | ERRAC & ‘6GC_—X—— bat ' 4 a vw. A? : oy GLICK. Real ors. 822 Ch SSTETTT | BUNGALOW Wtd.—Good condition: in | “Toad nd ey OP Jackson ane, es | ya 7 ae Buder Bidg. FOr: st 1965. | WEST PL. 3521— att brick bungalow - rooms. bet hot-wndce heat: Sod; wil _— a ampton. _B« ae od : ae ’ baths : Harter | , : , furnace: lot 46x150- convenient to schools, | * ; Ps = —+ Ys B rE ; -4 or | HOME—4 rooms. bhathoo um : af oad: Between Bellerive and Normandie Golf| ace: | | ANNAPOLIS. 2825—7- home, 400 feet east of Big Be for COTTAGE OR Bi NCALOW min ot ori owalke- Holland furnace. etc, 100s tee: | Clubs on Natural Bridge road. (¢76 | churches, transportation ; email down pay- large corner lot, 150x142. This ve rick bungalow: make otter to re ed, property. Emmett 5 rooms; n South Side. Box os" 3. Post- Want to rry on fa ; H:z . wn oF 0° e—— at Bridge road. (¢76) | rye mt: terma. COlfax 4017. fe) Can be urchased at r bh ms 7 wires rade damag (ec) | x. . hye BH. Hammock. 2393 | STOP! — —— —_~ burch. & reasons ri Baldwin. 604 Clive. i Dispatch. een oF J Woodson rd.: one bock south of Lackland: | ee eB a | IMMEDIATE P< ISSESSION, MOVE IN. | Por al 2 - Witt, xdern 4-family at. | Overland. Mo. | Paying rent; see thie »-room efficiency! o4- ag South gy gg BE, Diss — Business Wanted | HOUSE—Two acres 45-Toom hanse Clec. | bungalow: garage: $500 cash, loperty. px W-151. Post-Dispaich. cern Property, | 2808 | APARTMENTS Wig— TRADE 6 acres of land at 5 | } fe ticulars noe SOUTHWEST CY; 2457 Hord ay. bungalow, 4 roome. bath: | +-LTY. CO.. 2309 Ss. Kingshighway. balance like ern; garage; a bargain for $4500; casy } GRand 7521. 1 mile west | terme. : OS. i . r 7 ie tric: farace - Chic ker house - S5500- or ; rent: 20uth Sile Manchester, *: ; ete meg ane “ote | house and 7 acres, $10. 9n0- } — berger for flat. South Side. | any good jiocation. Prefer a corner. ave ox 722W. Elim on i . my b te} M = r “Teor a 7 me aout 7 . " . . : -. : $3 | es | ARLINE. §217—xc3 7-room bungalow: | - ; @late roof: brick , of ; . 3 blocks south | Of Denny. Des Peres. Mo. —- NEW MODERN BUNGALOW. | also 3-room bungalow and garage on rear rage: wide drive: beautiful fs. 7390.92 KINGSB RY | ios Ba , Of Webster Groves City limits on Elm and ° R47 Ruiskamy- 4 large rooms bath, | Of jot, 74x200: bargain. $7 - Owner! fruit. ade irees: 1 block arket car . PL, (ce) Pao Ot ry ae Advise | a ay. | N35 Brick basement furnace. garage: {fruit and shade | wil show. KEANE & FPRANKE. 1008 | loon 7500. Containir room, . : ra exchange equity in modern Froom | Sox T-112._ Post-Dispatch. : | LAND—Corner about 2% acres. price | | trees. convenient to bus: terms ic at gt WI kitchen and x . alow for acreage, Call WAbash ANT good business property ba 4 to $75. | $1800: near schools. store. and other | $35 month will buy beautiful new OHMEYVER REALTY CO... COLFAX 2850 | Ag AND. : ~——)-Foum b b ; 3 ee a a < ¢) | 000; cash for uily. Box W-313, P.-D. Bor OT gS IlO come. $20 per month. brick home: $3500 due 3 vears. cash.| Florissant and Union. ~Qpen Sun. & Eve. modern - t ’ tot “Boul aly "4 ee.” “APARTMENT al Ie, — ne 17 st-Diepa: ri Re 2 We care. 5; ee ‘ : Pe ge o_* F * MENT — All - = 2 <3. . $750- price cut to $6100—1 859 at $35 , , 24. roome : . 7] year: want moome 4 Eat (ae take vacant. tene- Flats and Speemene Wanted “oN ré. 36° 8,,08 oF tic ot | Month the ren: yoo on in | Kirkwood oar sar ne i 4 BS. Ay <a ~ TTT . haw . a s ie a ; ques - ee ee s - : oe NM “sm iF + a eae maslow. See Stetn oe APA ENT Wtd.—é6-family: west Of; Charles Rock rd.. to on Gravois 1 | ig Nhe song take Mange (7 | ELLIOTT—West side, about 100 feet rooms each, rent $160, $16 | D. ogi LICK, Realtors ae Skinker : —~ ie ~e . cash; | looking Pon anne m St. Louis County 5 J ie south of Lillian av.. by 40x143 “4 ie of Ww x _ — : ; NBs wi ce .. no dealers. x ‘ 8t- Dispatch. see Us OF _ INV. CO. 83°} Easton. s iN: level. sidewalks Inmade ; rice , Pe. = 1 ey bi north Creve — ee e -P8¥ Cash for buildings ¢ tor : th | LEMAY FERRY Rb— 700—8 tocma Ty... ) a | SOUTHWEST RLTY. Co. S. Kings- Mg A. te lOtks south of Bt. ’ _ Wm. Horwitz. 730 ori must be ¥ . he buy cocks” eit ae | Waener. a on | beautiful hone * (QEpOrtunity to own a | highway. GRand aan. ™ fe) sean" $450 ioe meern + rent Cali 7280 LIND L Og rocery s de tf heap. Box N-859 P.-D.fc) LEXINGTON 6931 —New brick bungalow | only $25,000; listen—over an acre beauti- LUT——Buy 4 190-foot lot fp Woodland CAhany S475 W : New: 6 APARTME~ Wed.— r if family.} 5 bie rooms. modern throvehout: corner, ful frounds——finest residential location ; | Park. Kirkwood, on Norton av.. 3 blocks —Nothi down: etgall bath. shower, ap ower: must be cheap. Box N-/ lot. sx,! ne Gut Cub: wenn, | cam te. Pought on easy ply finer | BOfth of Hm Bend read sine shade trere monthly payments be = ; “gaa — rit 329 -Dispatch. (ci) | must gaty- aeanret: make offer, Que, | ted: the right party can apply first | on: jot. Easy terms. $25 cash and S15 bungalow. Call a¢ 4067 Yale, {om NORTH a a t foots iG ENT Witd.—J3-family. of 5 or 4! PArkview 2855 Ww 65) | Year's ren: foward purchase price: really.) per month. Give any vrice: only $70. BENGALOW . ; — Sead LS A : se ebster for tornedo darsaged eyed APA — Hp avalingit’ gg RS —Beautitul on a 140 | an an offer comes onee in a jifetime. | Pring in plete oan yrs t= BENGA from Llone in ft: st Gray av. a -* food vacant. Artfield 3404. 5 2 =) * hesent.” oo “i | You must see it to appreciate it! AJO MIS. oom 215 ucer +z. roms o ble w 5-raom .. ire ~ erred: West End ouly. Box Ww Sil. | acres: e-f7in for cash: make offer. Cal} | 9475 ; brick, strict; : ee fe Soe —_ “ h. Forest 4854R. ae tS firk.1158 —[— 6-room. ali modern conven 130. owner a orca caste, arise | ) o aia A ARTMENH—6-family. 5-room. north of LOT—277 feet. in estmoor, for gale or | N.Kirlewood Ad ences: 2car garage: 8Ox145: t balance termes. G a: 5 Aa lala era al | Fett ca tes ection a kinewoed: | REAR gens Sal . . ~ = Fe ood, Ferg car: nice joce , ae + Ow w- Poet - ~—100 feet on Lock wood: $2500. must $7500 cath: immediate possemion: no het- ‘ io cea saree wel ema | Wichita!” andy Soje tes aS | ra NK OF THIS! | |e brieeiae™ ris, spa for new efficiency apartment: assume inet | LOT—Interest in f developi “ai. ou can buy a three-room cot- sells homes. oniy. Box R-55. Post- teh. vision. well locate g? St. Lowe’ Cnet age and lot 235x129 feet, on a reby selis Cheb; convenient or 4 rooms. -| Will sacrifice for cash or will consider reck street with sidewalks, water Thursby seti« farma, schools, churches and stores, to ; firet deed of trus: in trade. Box N-xe wewer and -electriesty for $50 Thurshs makes loans. ea.” 2 H. ulle. owner. Aghbr fad. Post-Dienateh, fe) | Gown and $25 per month. Drive Thurshy rents homes. and Elizabeth place Overland. Mo, Phone 1G.—~-Any location: cash | L2T—$Tn down and $5 per mouth will | Olive lay, to Daredale. 8900 123 N. Kirkwood rd. S282) | WAba aw or terms. Give full particulars. Box | buy a lot in Ramona Heights on outer | Olive Street Read, or take bus SPECTLATION. v A “Toor 236. Dienatch. (Belt Terrace. small homes financed for from Delmar car - Salcemen Lot 127x200. on Colling rd. and & *| and: *)- 2 scree and ; = i's ‘less than your reng money: £et away from On Premises, woud-Ferguses car jine: itopreved Em few 4-room houses. $2851: | the rent problem. Let me chow rou how JOSEPH DARST REAL co. email frame store building - in ae $20 per month; fine business é jSome Wase earners are making prorvress. GArfield 6328 195 N, 8th St. community «hopping district, © isoroie for filling stai OF farace: or, cur col-iw Luke. Carsonville, or call WAbach Owner says SEL. What will you * | ealow: real in: alee vacand : 6449. . 625R.. (<9) 3 HENLEY (9., REALTORS, Kirkwood 38'T. J. Leonard. owner, 9393 Page. PN atic +

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SUNDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1927. s price re- pall 4 ALO $a 000 : BU NGA BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale a 1W—3 and 4 rooms. $50 cash. pelence | $25 per month. cs poe 3 242 Wesi birek 9900 south on bun Easy terms, BU NGALOW S—Finest 5-rogm galows in city: only $6500. brick ee $250 c Box Ee 165, _Post- et | Box W-163. Post- p8200 cm "= . new 5-room - i , Quick: | BUNGALOW—5-room bric lvine reom mae kitchen; wise made 2-cas | brick e. Box 28. Post-Dies. ~ BUNG aL OW Soe 4 dandy brick bungalows; south side; want te $500 down payment; easy sel Box W-164. Post-Dispatch. ’ ' BUNG ALDWS—lI now - | Farage: lot | Bo W-382 ' water, 2 | $4300. furnace. 4310. | : | and schools: | cost. | BUNGALOW —4- -ROOM B STREET ALLEY MADE: | x30; EXC EL LENT BU NGALOW—MUST SELL have 3 dandy Tame south side; want to set ri or trade for income propert nt | W-176. Post-Dispatch. air = BUNGALOW—Near § ryan brick. tile "abs tore oor furnace Ov Bo pont: ncrifice for $5700. UNGALOW—4-7 ——— are “J just west ‘of city limiis: has pre sewers, electric, , Barace. etc. on easy terms. Cz | Riverside 4108. MONTH; bungalow to church burigalows, on I nice > rooms. all on one f) n Tower Grove district; ae will Box W-283. Pos -Dispatch TILE BATH, FURNAG: BUN QUICK SALE | BURGEN. : : ' cea room furnace 396° weg rooms and sunroom: eiectric, - | BURGE N. wood floors, wo bloc ‘ks echoole: Se P R-WELZ, 4550 Gravol CALIFORNIA, 3702 = Rik. S100. engage in —3-r tage > furnace: i uble poll on , OURKE, Riverside 4310. Bi TALTORS, col- ; | Welz | KRLAUBER- WELZ, LEE- | CHIPPEW A—4-room brick alley made: will be % of $325 50 if solid Monda 4t a sacri- this week, Call Mr. ERSIDE 3100" >? GRAVOIS. wh ws | CLEDE 453 COMPTON, 3649 S.—5 ROOMS | 2 J HARDW bop FLOORS, FURNAC CE. La 3800 3000 | . 3000 . 4200 | COTT AG E—4- “room brick, CONCORDIA~ 4067—2-room frame; priced to sell. See this. WATSON-0' ROURKE, REAL Riverside 4310 547] gpl i 3500 | 3175W corper, batn_ steam heat, garage. $53. 5U. Riverside * 4000 | 3800 | | rage. and: car: CUTT AGE— Will room ‘frame, Sireet eacrifice bath, maddie ; terms. for $4200; 6- hot-water hea t. ga- near schools. etoures 4750 |p ELOR, 4470— o ruum frame modern; tox VW- 14s. Post- Dis. ge in- Bpect “ make offe DELO 0} anal 2 room matt brick ¢. nirect bungalows: complete SG er : from builder. y detail: buy | DELOR, 4667—You can | Surace; 4910 Cravom | HICHEL Br RGER. 5 | & with every penvenion ‘ Notural | iN 1CRMENER-FLEER RLTY. & INV. CO. 29 N. 25-6. wink, > 8600. - ve General ui down Vv today | i per gutters, } AIRVIEW. ‘110 N. Sth. bath, roome, SU2U—Bungaliow; 5 hardweod floors, street made, cop- screcns, sBlone and Oobrick rch, fruit c@llar. FILMORE. 4097—Go tt ba good condition: oe: ° — ib, $4000. ILLMOR E. 3035—6 rooms: ye Re flours; furnace; Box tile bath, double garage; Grand, COlfax | GE Tak 1&20—4- Toot brick ry only $300 cown. Term VWATSON-O'’ ROURKE, REALTORS, Riverside 4310. 471 Gravois av. G ceneeaeninemenaneeneeene ee baih, RANZ PL... ae eer ener bungalow; furnace; garage; lot 35x12U: terme. (ed) G FLOOR: | Renge LW eber, (5 + rooms. ‘eer J. USTINE, 3700—4 ROOMS, ON ONE tile bath, furnace: ®-car garage. 3539 &. Grand. LAc. 9543. . #8xx—New etucco bungalow: modern; garage: real bargain, Bodner. LAciede 6648. (c} AMBURG | H } 13- | bungalows. ARTFORD, 035—4 and sunroom brick Open for inspection. WATSON-O'ROURKE, REALTORS, Riverside 4310. 5471 Gravois av. ete., Ff nace; UMPHREY, 3971—4 rooms, bath, fur- garage; $6100: owner wil] show. | STUESSEL REALTY 60. S548 S. Grad. iH low: handle: K UMPHREY, 4315—4-room frame bunga- bath. furnace and paren: $200 will, low monthly payment AY kK. ROSEMOND, INC. enatie 116! hi single YDRAULIC, 3643—Modern cottage, want flat. Jnguire 425 eramec. T strictiv AHO. 5040-—New 5 rooms and sunroom; modern: owner: terme. ich?) new IDAHO. matt brick all around: on modern my rt home. Trade FEDERER REALTY CO., PRoepect 151%). é417—S rooms and reception hall, AERT. Riverside 3814. SUNG bath: Price jow fe) W—é6732 JDAHO— electric; working man’s for farm 5 rooms, iT c¢ | flat | SORSO. ASKA. %axx-—3 rooms: hot-water -heat. arage, Riverside &]50W. ic} "5——5-reom cottage, bath, gas. 2-car garage: hot-water beet: arrangement: > 2 rgoms ren $R a 078 pee. . XN EAS .E Ss gtk ACK; TERMS. en a ‘- TRTY-SEV ante. 4324 &. —® rooms, “FOLOzaN. ? tau. Bobet. bath: tw ' ’ $500 ci ish. ; 3S-car " ‘ DETERINIG rr TARA . @iivn DER! Ek REALTY TDEL. "2 etly modern ; | 5308 wv 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale,E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F lats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. ws AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale For Sale i poi : For Sale Southwest BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale Southwest wind THESE BUNGALOWS Take your choice of 30 new matt brick bungalows, 5 or 6 rooms, in nWOODL AND PARK | (Gresham to Rhodes, Macklind to Hampton) They are the best constructed, best arranged and best located home ever saw at the price. See them and be convinced. s Exclusive bungalow section. Paved streets. All improvements. and ech. »0ls. gome as low as $6500. Easy terme. — busses to Kansas (5900 §.) or Lisette (6200 8S.) west to FEDERER REALTY COMPANY 10 Gravois Avenue PRospect 1519-1520 —-—— —= = =x x wn ; South South excWi 3811—i rooms. BUNGAIOW. 3 ROOMS GARAGE; ; er AL Q) CE RIGHT. i; sear, terms. - Riverside 3814. (c) 4856 Allemania st.. at Gravois, living, 405U—6 rooms and tile bath, dining, kitchen, breakfast nook, two bed- throughout; across from Caronde- | rooms, tile bath, hardwood floors, fur- x: for more information — ereye ee real basement, lot 30x117; owner gee remises or Riverside 5454. | Jeaving city. owner oD v (e622) 4005— New 4-room brick bax Holland furnace. — quick e at §& buy. Don’t pass this up. § 500 5 Delor. 1 block east . GRand f12 RAY AVENUE nie’ 4room stucco cottage. with ' in good condition, Open. ER. 14 N. &th et. SE 3830 ROSWEL AV. grape ar- ma Near ! modern; offer LOOK peer OVER REAL BARGAINS. REAL BUNGALOWS. 3670 Alberta: 5 brick: new: tpt 00: open. 3650 Bowen. HOLLY HILLS. 7-room: brick: ‘ry modern; $9700. 5808 Penneyly ang 36-ft. lot: 5 brick, super.: rodern 00. 5209 Michigan: 5 brick. sun porch. 211 ,00U, Riverside 0618. NEW BUNGALOWS 3700 BLOCK O’MEARA AV. (4600 S. on Grand bl., 2 blocks west) S rooms, bath, h.-w. floors, large base- ments, furnace, completely equipped and ready to occupy. Small cash payment, balance on rent terms. See them today—open. HOLLOWAY CONSTRUCTION CO., Phone MAin 1467. vita FRAME BUNGALOWS 3547 8S. Spring: 4-room frame, rear of jot: SOeees : flats in fron 3904 Waten: 5146 7 eiectric, ee PA LTY CO. PRospect 1520 PL.. 3062—6-room new mod- bungalow; small cash pay- ae to reliable party. Riverside 6137 J. haw ’s Garden Bungalow 4447 SHAW AV. rooms and enclosed sleeping porch, dae floors, hot-water heat with oil . tile roof, metal weather stripped, for 2 cars; inspection by ct 8 See me: ERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN. Chestnut, Realtors. MAin 4593. ING. 3746 S—sS-room brick bunga- » large stone-front porch. (c) _ 4036—6-room cottage: everything E. lem; streets end nileys qpade, ___(c) 5221—5 ROOMS, —— LACLEDE 453 NESSEE, 5522— seuaiocs + ~ mn modern. BUX, 3548 S. Grand. TESEE. 3527—Cottage: 5 rooms, sun f » modern. LAclede 6449. N NESSER. 6115—New, just completed, # rooms, tile bath, hardwood floors, hot- er heat, ecreened rches, 2-car we %k east of Grand. Oper mN: ae E. 6109—Leaviny a) bungalow 3 months old tile bath, weather stripped, ng, copper screens, awnings. ehrub- w; -2-car garage. best buy on South :1 block east of Grand and Caronde! let _ immediate eseseion: owner. (c¥Y) modern : suitable for double concrete eellar. 3 rooms, first flvor: — tchen, garage: all streets i718 Ray avenue 3-room frame, $300 cash payment. 72 aay. 4-room, furnace, bath, $500 cash perme ‘ WE ARRANGE TERMS ToO- SUIT. ap SCHNEIDER, REALTOR, BUILD- Riverside 3240. 5452 Gravois. OE Riverside 34710 BUNGALOWS 3 rooms, Cologne; basement: all improvements: Call every detail: buy direct Tholozan, 2 Winnebago. BARGAIN BUNGALOW $37 MONTH Ne 4 rooms, tile bath, oak floors: frame: 4633 Alexander av., 3 blocks from Gravois pear Delor: pelt arepent. CAb- any 7615W. MRS. JOE (c96) SSON a615—s3 rooms and bath, $200 Beautiful Frame Bargain Fee terms. See Rock On prem-| .itiy mod iy ira ee eee | Riverside 4s Y call cash paymmcats "Open for te RICK COTTAGE— 2924 TEXAS ; US. ARIST TIAN BRIN 3 rooms, Dath; Comme garage. See us in pric Ls. Sares cO., PRospect 1518. D9ERER R parea POO MURTY- SEVENTH. 4219 S.—Modern 5- direct from owner. om brick cottage: side drive: from builder. hae ty Bn 2 gunroom., P. oy S. Grand, clede clede_ 3641- 41. ror SAl BUNGALOW 3417 Conr wooed Bt. ; 6 rooms: ell modern convenienc will geil on terms to small cash ony ld nt. Bult? MARTIN & BREITT, 1119 Chemica! Bldg. A FINE BUNGALOW 2855 Sidney; a splendid home of 6 rooms, reception hall, tile bath, electric fixtures. screens, shadés, laundry, hot- water heat, with of] burner; 2-car garage; a be auty. ROETTG AY MASEK eek? _CO., GArfield 366 1 7th. SEE THESE BARGAINS 3938-394" DELOR Good houses at right price, 4 rooms, tile bath, hardwood floors, furnace: sc reens. shades, fixtures: Delor street paved. PRospect 1520 2610 Gravois. FE “-DERER REALTY CoO SEBASTIAN'S HOME, SWEET HOMES SELLING LIKE —e ane 4627- 23-21 Tiemann av. Louis Coun- : 5-room modern frame Fann, meal fe w- . water. gas. electric. sidewalks: lot 39x Go to 8100 eouth on the Gravois. 3 blocks eas cera: terms ANK SEBAS iAN. REALTOR. LAclede 8114 3607 Hartford st. SEE THESE BEAUTIFUL | y » | ” ¥ “a SPANISH TYPE BRICK BUNGALOWS 3700 block Neosho st.: 2 blocks west of Grand, 5 iarge rooms, bath, % -inch hardwood floors. 13-inch walls: 1 biock from Scrugee hooi;: 3 blocks from Cleveland Convenient terms. Open fer wwe RUST & SONS REALTY Co. MAin 4: S51, 816 Cheetnut. LEE-SCHERMEN. | TRIY-SEV ENTH. 5506 5.—7 large | ns. modern. it | decorated: S$7S80V N Riverside 8514. (c) “7501 Beawtital 4-room rr bungalow: can be bought on rent : gee Owner on premises Sunday aft- Fr home; see "607 Chippewa. LA- (c) © " Lau! 726U. 40xx THOLOZAN AV. Beautiful one-story bungalow: 4 rooms large sun rooms: hardwood floors, bath, furnace. etc.; 2-car garage; cir stances compels owner to sell at best “ E. WRISBERG, 3204 8S. Grand. LEAN. 4617—Modern 5-room brick alow: doubie garage; terms. ATSON-O'ROURAKE, REALTORS, Riverside 4310. 5471 Grevois av. 07 23—4-room brick collage. sever, PRoenect 2267. RELMAN. 4609—6 rooms: i: 50: terms. ERMO 21 &—4 rooms, bath, furnace: 5x10: priced Tight. 4. 3814. (c) n rdwood f)00rs, som — 5° » Rare rms. Win. lfahy. “(1 Chestnut st. ANL =. 5966—6 rooms, — — chea SINIG. 3827 Gesveele. PR ANDA. 6129—o-room motors mee ub) Bree Qpen for inspectio PP ATSON NO GOCRKE, REALTORS, verside etry 5471 Gravois av. IDA, 6005—6 rooms and bath; moc- throughout ; street made; $100U cash, sce terms: see owner at 4022 Lough- h. Riverside 5454. (c62} AN. 830—o-room modern bun- ow: 1 year old: will consider double in exchance. NAERT. Riversife 3814. (c) 4057 WYOMING ST. Price slashed ior quick sale: dw fleors, steam heat: ' owber yi I sree | = . E.. GArfield TER CE SBS no gt = toilet and bat jook ic? hot-water then fur- quick Us- bunyga- 3810 BOWEN &T. sunroom, music room and re- | floor 4 unfinished - a! . cone exceptionally -well bui! and finished. Admission oy card | FEDERER REALTY (C@., 2610 Gravois av. PRospect 1519. GRAND-DOVER BUNGALOW 3650 Fillmore: 7 rooms. hot-water heat every modern convenience: caulked and weather-stripped: double farage: open for inspection today: 750 5 roome. ceplion hal). veniences : eieeantiy only. 6 rooms, excellent | KNOVP large rooms, wood dg furnace: el-Weber, 3539 8. G OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY LLY HILLS REALTY Utah: attractive 5-r cO.., 5624 8. Riverside 44086~ bungalow, in Holy ? real bargain: uiLine ‘OR BUNGALOW BUYERS °T. Owner Will Sacrifice the last 3 of 50. 539_S. Grand. LAc, 9543. $250 starte you on a dandy 4¢-room CHEAP COTTAGE. frame bungalow; dandy floor plan: Fyler; 5 rooms, bath. gar 33% age. wood floors, tile bath. furnace; deep base- SVERER REALTY Cv.. Er 1519. | ment, oe wedge, ar fers Beware: © comes: fine condi-| Open for inspection today 500 cash PRICE BIG rand. LA Che erokee car or Morganford bus to Walsh (5300) 9 &. Grand. ‘LAc. 9543. | east to pienender GA ity ERER mA CO. bot water heat; PRospect 1510. 1520 2610 Gravois. re ; 200: terms. CHENSER. a1 Chestnut, MAin 0208. SACRIFICED FOR CASH. Robert: 6 wonderfully arranged large rooms: 6 closets; latest modern achments and conveniences; housewife's ut; ) cash will handle, Riverside a0. oI Bane Gravois av. OP) N SUNDAY NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS $500 CASH 4069-83 Quincy: trance to Carondelet Park: 45 roome eek tile ae narGwood fisore. : odern bun- Fios Too urnace: idealivy arrangec : & cozy ony — side | well built: pene right: easy terms; Ry GALN. lay, t 2 m. See thees and ; 9 & Grand. LAc. 9543. | “SEE US. 2 ; RET aay UTAH at HRISTIAN BRINKOP RE Cc m @ rooms and eunporch on one | 362] 5. Grand. LAciede 3040 41. . tile roof, hardwood floors. tile bat’, | | ace. Owner pes Bast. forced to sell. RG, 32043 8. one white ae- (of?) ou. ke. Waisn GRAND. LOOK THESE OVER | BRICK COTTAGE —FRIC ED Ril 6059 Carisbad: 5 rooms, tile bath; Michigan is a brick cottage, 4 | ve modern; all improvements; new; | &, a gy hall. ag oe’ rooms: | jot size 35x196. aa the price is vel 1 | 4139 Walsh; 5 rooms, reception | Be wi aie Foss a a arg eg aes alley made; moGern; | ~ _——— | lot size x rooms, mode cond floer can hed into 3 rooms: S-car garage.|| 5720 and 5714 Finkman; me Toom im basement. wERER REALTY CO, PRoep OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5S : ax 37th: a comfortable 6-room and a bungalow: tile bath, furnace; price Weber, 3536 S. Grand. LAe. b. N BUNG v°? 5 DOV EK--HOLLY HILLS . right up to the minute; mcvion: high-class district. FEDE ERER R REALTY CO., epect ine 0, 2610 Gravotls, 0 SOLD—ONE LEFT. 4 4 Wilmington. 5 beautiful rooms, on i floor, $0800: ensy terms, open for on today: salesaman on premises. i HIL TY ©. uf 2 24 § BEL 5 rooms 1519, ||| lence; new; tile roof; | this house with cash. | ) 5787 Goener; 5 rooms; very modern; | complete; new ) HARTM AN-HEINRICH R. Riv. 2175. “ a ES » best i Because Tornado Work ‘Requires All OUR ATTENTION MAKE OFFER. 8730-32 BANSAS Y me 4406. Rs t[ETTY & neham: near oo n 5 School; 5 nd sun reom: ; tas improevre- ALL. OF AROUND. ALL MODERN. PAVED STREETS. EASY TE THIS IS REAL SACRIFICE. Phone JEfferson 7246 and will take you there, or see Sunday. Gordon-Horen Realty Co. ; 906 N. Grand. JEfferson 7246.(c) f — = > = ; open 1 to ~ * , GRU] Grav ois. H at 4101) blocks pnorth of Gravois and) (C65) | i ‘ith : || 88-foct lot: |; Shaw. (c) ! MILENTZ. ' 6 | FEDERER @MAin 4582 | Beautful Holly Hills Bungalow | complete: 4 and 5 room matt brick. complete in| smal} month!y payments. nace: ar BOWEN, 3961—Beautiful Holly Hills: 6 rooms and sun parlor: modern through- — just completed. See today without HU MMERT. 3956 § « Grand. LAclede 6344. BUNGALOW—Arsenal-Watson district: 5- room, new brick: garage: will take clear lot in part payments. Box N-120 Post- Dispatch. COLUMBIA Pretty. modern frame bungalow: prac- tically new. of 5 rooms bath. furnace: garace; price right. on easy terme: Tower Grove line to Delton. walk north. 'SH-BURNS. MAin 4527. (¢83) COTTAG — ‘k, 3 rooms and bath: dou- ble garage: lot 50x160: price $5100: terms. 6414 Arsenal. — BUNGALOW—Corner. 4 rooms. sun lor. Inauire 6506 Os Bing Hiland 5703 BUNGALOW—4-5 rooms: modern: matt brick; 50-foot. corner lot; your terms. WAbash 883]. BUNGALOW-—Fave well built. new 6-room bungalow, in Lady of Sorrows parish, which will sel] at a sacrifice. Box W-281. Post-Dienatch. DEVONSHIRE. this new brick DEVONSHIRE, galow: Matt hewe. 5822 5ST07—$500 down, bungalow: owner. 5622— Mode rn 4-room bun- a bargain. See it today, $0500. Riverside B65. (eo) 6025 ELIZABETH AV. te cash will handle 6-room modern; mas TY R. CO., FOrest 2284. (c62) . 4944-46-50—i3-room modern bungalow: hot-water heat, garage: wriced to sell. AY R. ROSEMOND, INC. Riverside 1161 FYLER, 6339—3 rooms. very * modern: $5350: terms: op SAVINGS “TRU ST CO. 7417—Maplewood; 5 rooms, sunroom, rock. porch: double garage. (c) GOENER, 5731—Modern 6. sun room. brick bungalow. investigate at once WATSON-O’ROURKE. Ly ge TORS. Riverside 4310 547] Gravois. GOETHE, pi 5-room bmnck bungalow; garage; all improvements. WATSON-O’ ROU RKE, REALTORS, Riverside 4310. 5471 Gravois av. GRESHAM, 5338—6-room modern bunga- low: corner. URNA REALTY, 4464 buys GAYOLA, bar a 6824—+4-room brick bungalow; moder Open for inspection Ww AT ‘SON -—’ ROURKE, RE AL TORS, $310. nae. Gravois av. gem peel 60°23—5 Fo anee low: ’ 2iversid "940 OM. ToFPMaN ‘ies — rooms, bath, furnace; garage; street and made; easy terms. KANSAS, 5428—6 rooms and bath; mod- ern, electric fixtures, shades and copper screens: street made: price $9750; $i seg cash, balance terms; owner on prm . Riverside 5454. ic 32) KANSAS, 5458—5-room brick bungalow. tile bath, hardwood floors, furnace: all only $7800, with $300 cash: a there | Sunday. “TERING, 3627 Gravois. PRospect 1833. LANSDOWNE, 9537—4 rooms, bath, nace; Jot 30x125; bargain, $4600. STUESSEL REALTY CO., 3548 8. Grand. LANSDOWNE, 5589—Six rooms: strictly modern: one wear old: —— Posses- sion: can be sold on easy WILL C. WISSMATH, Lindell O37 LAWN, 3626 (Nort hampton }—Beautitul new 5-room bungalow: reasonable. (cO9 LOUGHBOROUGH, 5314—F Riverside bung&a- (c99) tile alleys {c) fur- ine B. room, MODERN sleeping porch: save Owner will sow through. reduced to $90 Ww TRADE FOR 6743 BRAD DLEY. 5 LARGE ROOMS; 3565x207; $s BELLIS. GARFIELD 0378. $500 DOWN, REST LIKE RENT. 5434 Neosho: stucco bungalow: 4 large a modern; well built: unfinished up- irs: garage. Riverside 3240. E. J. A. CHNEIDER §452A Gravois. 6001 NOTTINGHAM. rooms, all modern: double garage buy direct from owner an must sold at once. For quick sale, Six commission: ew an highway , oA to west to January PRospect 15 rd.. half block room modern frame: bath ne gg se ert?’ take Tower to bus on Watson rd. FIVE BUNGALOWS YOULL LIKE 12-16 KAN6AS See these a 5-room matt-brick houses: finished: dandy arrangements: buy as you ever saw: Kings- Kansas (5900 south), FEDERER REALTY th Gravois, SERN 2 ROOMS—BARKGAIN 6520 Maurice av., just west of Watson to bus line; a dandy 4- furnace, grani- etc.; double garage; @ real sale; small cash pay- balance like rent. To see this prop- Grove car and transfer or take Peoples Bus show, and sell at fine toid basement, for quick Owner wi il HA UER- Ne STKANDL, Realtors, Garficid 320 806 Chestnut. strictly up to date, bati nace. basement; OPEN riow 2 Ze & GALO Se & ” ¢ BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW READY TO MOVE IN—EASY TERMS. 6104 Southwest av.. brick. 5 rooms. hardwood floors. large 3room with tiled floor and walls: fur- shades, fixtures, large porch, high garage: lo t 32x120: right price. TONY HURLEMAN. LAclede 9092 Grand and Arsenal. Buys a seaslaes 5-room bungalow at 6635 Hoffman. fax 7 71 $500 DOWN See owner today or call COl- Cap from buiider: HALF BLOCK FROM KINGSHIGHWAY. matt brick perch and 4 cozy rooms; bath. furnace, slate roof: tiest part of Southampton and a pargain (ec) 8-ROOM BUNGALOW Suitable for doctor: hot-water heat; rage; corner lot; well built; diract terms: bargain. 5979 Arsenal. BRICK BUNGALOW—$7000 2- large tile situated in pret- 4084 Neosho, terraced front lawn, ked. EARICKSON INC., ABA & CO., S Broadway 50 Ol Gravois. ~~ €300 CASH—$300 CASH SOUTHWEST. 6819-—$35850: 4-room mod- large attic; ance $3vU until] Mareh. 1928. Guarantee Construction Oe bungalow: etone porch; $300 cash, bal- interest to pay brick made etreet; per month: no ern matt 700 Wainwright Bidg. GArficld Fb vois. bath and furnace: brick front porch. Own- er asking $6500 for Es yick —. Peck n tod a ee CAN HAVE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Owner Leaving City—Bargain 5411 Quincy. two Wlocks west of Gra- a cozy brick bungalow of 4 rooms, Open for EL, EARICRSON & ‘CO., INC., 5. Broadway. O01 Gravois. Arsenal: 4 sleeping porch, gun parlor: offer wanted. Riverside 7759R. 5460—New 6 rooms. tile bath. furnace: 2-car garac 539 OS. Grand. LAc. 9543. hardwood 11 —— | Renee 1-Weber. | inch hard wood f! | eryth lig ments; $350 C ASH Hoffman: one block north of rooms, tile bath. furnace, ™%- coors, couper spouts; ev- complete: Ty monthly pay- open for inspect FRANK H. TOBEY REALTY co.. 5427 Gravois av. Riverside 4108. 6427 MURDOCH. aoe " » 1) mocern, Sima ii } 3 A — Bunealow,. 5 rooms down payment. Owner | ; | 32 ann BOY ingalow: 4 rooms. bath. li built: $5200, NE OSHO, 493 27—6 rooms. #lcepine porch; in Seuthampton: a real buy: open today nevi ht 5340—4 rooms, brick, bath, fur- | garage ced very low; $650: ' | $1600 cash. Ran: 1 3861. (c) | i'NEOSHO. 4940—A suitabie home. wilh 6 | rooms, tile bath, hardwood floors § fiur- age: inepect today and make offer. Ebene! Weber, 3539 S. Grand. LAc. 9543. ODEL L. 62U00—Brick bungalow: big bar- wain: must sell: no agentes. FRAME BUNGAL UOW—6944 OQLEATHA roo modern: double garage. . REALTY CO., PRospect 1519. | QUINCY, 5318—4 rooms and bath; price | $4300: $500 cash, balance terms; se | owner at 4022 Loughborough. Rivergice | 5454. (ch?) | ROSA, 5430—2-story brick, 5 rooms and | sunroom; steam heat; open today. SCHOLLME — 52xx—Sirictly 5-room, be sacrifmed for $5300. DIEHL. b8UL Gravois. Riverside 2990. lhl > K. 7524—S-room modern buuga- | "i : double garage: mat be sold on ac- terms to sult. 426 TAM! ' | ' m8, i . } modern } ceed ' 4 meee. M AV. | FRAME BUNGALOW—MU Si BE SOLD | A gg GA ar eleetr moRRIS. ACH K. C@.. INC. + TIEMAN, 4846—4 rooms, garage: terme. WATSON RD.. modern thr “ough« out Lerinyrs. pee owner. Riverside 5454. WIESEHAN—4 tile bath: new: Call LAclede 950% ONLY ONE LEFT, WATSON BL. BUNGALOW rooms, unf ushed | agg . 826 Chestnut bath. furnace 315 5 ee rooms and baih p: » $1000 cash, 4022 Loughborough (CU. rooms, hardwood fiouors. - aving City: reas a | le. large Irreh bric evervth SI57 Watson S200 DOWN matt-brick lini o-room yll conven Co | LAc le 625. qo) i } Something Different |: | | bath. 1 block from west en- | } | jor home “egpee Lac in rooms, modern: } 2 je) 2: pis bargain: easy terms: $7000: open POMEROY ‘BERG R. E. CO., FOrest 7067. WISE, 7034-—Bungalow. rooms. mod- orn. Fleeping porch, 2-car brick Ra- r. (c) SIXTY. SEVENTH. 2117—Brick b ) rooms, tile bath, oncaae™ Parkview cash, se eth ! Sr. twvuis POST - DISPATCH. Yb A EG COLE TOLLE ALO senna FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR 2 SALE FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALEFLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE nice monthly. a ecking, 3-5 price ce $5000, a og Central "Northwest Northwest ; 3 rap at: | ‘ Owner, 835 .. renin, $726 190) | 1014 N. 1: year; price GLIC HAMILTON HEIGHTS $500 7 ah oetamnlly "Teh: rent $1080 | | Realtors: 822 Chestnnt. | SINGLE 2945 DAYTON—4 AND 4 ROOMS, NACE HEAT; pow] MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 OLIVE, MAIN | FLAT S ACRIFICED (Hi-Point of the Northwest) MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE: Terry and Roosevelt, between Goodfellow and Hamilton avenues, | hateechty modern 3, 4 and 5 room, new four-family apartment and North single flats. Matt brick, hardwood floors, brick garages. Public ALICE. rooms, bat rent $2568: or card to Room 23208 2137-39-41 sce flats. 50 see ee * GANGS, Ast.. an Chestnut st. and parochial schools. Transportation. Price and terms attractive. each of 4 Excellent investment. Inspect today, h, etec.: lot x142: annual low price: owner leaving city. ins Arfield 0347. BADEN, modern. 700 —— 9 and - rooms, strictly | | COifax ic) Chamberlain-Owings R. E. Co. DELMAR. Field Office, Goodfellow and Terry. 4059 W 6625 K room brick baseme W. L. KU rent EMAN. 24243—3-4 ROOMS, ONLY $5750; OFFER ERSIDE Bare. COT Owner wants offer. take ante’ or vaca ant as yw. Ba 8941. COlfax 6313J. BATHS, WANTED, RIV- CARD ADMISSIO ANT 4001-—— af 4-4 ‘-:: baths, inside stairways, nt: ecorner lot: rents 7U Call r. CO., Lindell 7800. WARWICK, 4943-—New vapor heat, garage. th. 2015 ds av 315.00. ie 4 thoroug North TWO-FAMILY FLAT 3523 NORTH NEWSTEAD AVE, 4 and 5 room single flat; electric; bath; t 30. ba si will 2 furnaces, %-car frame garage. Rents yart pay $40 each. Good schools and churches. LD, 721 C roo tn y ‘GArtfield | Small cash payment. Price $8500.00. MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY, -room flat; S943 4-car brick and con HS Bir Y. 4 and PArkview K Steam heat. low pr MU LLIN: ELLIOT 1519- 214 “unit, 3 rooms, $0500; ee MAin 5250 gee $50 sandy 4-5. hot-water price VOSKIN-GABBERT- SLATTERY, FAIR. 4537—Single fiat. 5 and hot- alr nen Sth and Locust Sts. CEntral 3700 ST. MATTHEW’S PARISH 4123 Maffitt. well-built single flat; 5& and 6 large rooms; separate furnaces; bath: inside entrance; garage; lot 30x150; inspection invited. See first floor; terms, EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, WILLIAMS & CALMER, INC., 817 Chestnut, ® Call Lindell 3067. 5517 Mattite 5, tile ba itis 's ipa, 6 rooms, garage; lot 30x125:; -WALTERS REALTY CO. 2-car 3-3 ORTE, 3132 FAIR AV. singie @at. bath, and alley meee. K tas furnace: etreet quick sale, See MAIN 4258. mod- ae $8500; priced for STH. owner, onosk: (ec) LISTEN ~~ JULIUS. $750 cash. $25 brick cottage. rite wags Scoom 4: SKY. MAin 479 0 BE i RN 4 RO Am Rt "GARFIEL, ST. BARBARA'S C 9 oY Stoo, brick bungalow: 1e ia ( REALTY aN INV ie sus. bath, fur- ck garage; SAVINGS TRUST CO., 4915 Delmar BI LISTEN T J js! $750 cash $25 “es alg brick coltage: PO )DOLSKY, WA ALDEN STOP. PACING RENT. CASH, $75 MONTH. Includes interest on first and a deeds of trust and pays off $35 a month on principal; this is a real buy at $8500. fame being a new 5-room brick bungalow: 13-inch walle. well built: hardwood floors: tile bath, side drive, and above pee in- Cludes garage: street made: 1% blocks east of McCausland and 2 blocks north of Manchester: house open all Gay Sunday: rt poRzou, 19th and Cheetnut. _ KUHS CO., 5 Rooms—Unfinished Attic 9" 1351 McCausland: steam heat: hardwood as Ts: td eMcCA WLEY R. .Y KR. E.. MAin 2813. “CAN YOU BELIEVE IT? 2006 Blendon pl., beautiful matt-brick bungalow: 5S rooms, tile bath, hardwood floors; lot 40x235: side drive, garage: quiet neighborhood: near cars. bus, schools, churches; must sei] account sick- ness; cost $8000: will take $6850. DOUGHERTY R. E. CO., 908 Chestaut st. SEMI-BUNGALOW 1341 McCausland. 6 rooms. large eun ee —— ecntten: low price fo Cc STUCCO BUN GALOW 2131 Sixty-seventh st., 5-reom efficien- cy; hardwood floors, tile bath. furnace heat; side driveway; l-car garage; ierms. EASTON-TAYLOR TRUST CO., 0777, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION BUNGALOW BARGAIN 7621 Teasdale, northeast corner Cen- tral: 5 rcoms, bath. lst floor; 2 unfinished rooms 2d floor: al] conveniences; brick curage; lot 560x150; can be had at a 6ac- rif EASTON- TAYLOR TRUST CO., DEI, 0777, NEW BUNGALOW PRICED TO SELL Five large rooms, matt brick construction, heavy tile reof, vapor heat, large full tiled bath, sunroom, garage in basement. Ready for occupancy. Clayton Road Terrace Southeast corner of Clayton Road and Kirkwood-Ferguson car tracks, one block West of Han- ley Road. Salesman on premises. JOSEPH DRAST REALTY CoO. GArtfield 6336. 105 N. Sth St. TY » | ¥ , > 4 MUST SELL NOW 6536 Joseph (2 blocks south of Page, west of Sutter); dandy 4-room bungalow; (hardwood floors. tile bath, large lot; l-car \frame garage; price $6250; terms to suit purchaser, BU! SH-I BURNS, MAIN 4527. (¢83) DO YOU WANT A HOME? Under our plan you can own your own home by paying as little as $50 down and $25 per month. This is probably less than the rent you are now paying «4 landiord. Drive out today to Darstdale, 8900 Olive St. road and investigate. Salesman on premises. — service from Del- mar car loo JOSEPH DARST REALTY Co. GArfield 6336. 105 N. 8th St. BUNGALOW BARGAIN 1123 LAWN AV, Living room. dining room. kitchen, re- ception hal] and breakfast room firet floor. % bedrooms, tile bath, sleeping porch. sec- and floor, hardwood floors. hot-water heat, double garage: lot 30x130; price $11.000. | HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER Rk. E. CO., 701 Chestnyt st. ‘MAin 1224. YOUR CHOICE OF NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS Four and five rooms beauti- fully designed, heavy conetruc- tion. Situated in DARSTDALE (R500 Olive Street Road) If sold today these can be had at a real bargain on very easy terme. Salesmen on premises. = service from Delmar car SOSEPH DRAST REALTY ©CO GArfield 6336. 105 N. 8th St. al Pt Ol LN lO aL lhe ‘‘High-Class Bungalows’ 1703 Del Norte (Richmond Heights), 5 ¢ rooms, steam heat. corner. ‘6 6041 Elizabeth (Clifton Heights), new 5-room brick, furnace. 3 312 Selma (Webster Groves), Colonial 6 rooms, sun parior. brick. S ©° Shaftesbury (University City). § new 6-room, brick, tiled bath. 2336 Chariack (Overland), new 4-room ¢ brick, corner, tiled bath, ‘ These are modern, close to transpor- tation. can be had on easy terme. F. W. DIESTELHORST CoO. ' f FOrest 1294. oe ti OO ed LO hm Lr Lge pe FLAT—5-5 double garage: 142. Owner. —3-4 room flat ern: 5335 terms, Arlington; ALDINE PL... 4952—Double apartment, 4 rooms each; rents $180 per month: trade t-water heat, ition: lot 32x at baths. g00d = 4238 Maf tile front and save m patch. FLATS—5 and 5 rh “aizening porches, | for Fairground, district: buy Or from owner pall, property. Miss Smith, TY Tee I760W. af 3. ( APARTMEN1—4-family, all oe separate furnaces; must 7 on account sickness. Box -164, Post-Dispatch. porch: all modern; garages; 279, Post- vet =) oney. Box ily 6- woos investme FLORISSANT. 5024 W.—Modern 4-fam- ll URG] OF LTY ¢ ax 3452. GREEE. 3921 Bes — -room er c 5240 ASHLAND AV. Taken In Under Foreclosure Will sell at sacrifice, new modern ain- gle flat. CYTRON MORTGAGE CO.. 110 N. Ninth, (c8&3 ) efficiency: 4-car carage: good walks, streets, ete.; service, m price : $10.5 5-room efficiencies each; price Win STRODTMA, N & bg TRODTM steam plants: st - 9 garages: coe mont very attrac OHN ‘s. LA 2 soto “fin 18 rooms; room, 5-room elficien wut. Sopo-—* priced to 5—4-4 modern in every detail: Ne eats ay. rooms. month. HARTWIG-D KENNERLY, baths; 3830-22 — 4-family, 3-3 aman ; electric; renie $140 per | CORA. 1005-6 poem fiat: ISCHINGER, 2808 N. Chestnut. LABADIE. 4041—Modern 4-5. garages: a LI FOSKIN-GABR Grand, = CORA, 1521—4-6 ae =k large lot: h 4 dandy. Call Lindell 3067 ’ — [RT-SLATTERY. hot-water LINTON. of 3 room and second 2-car card to ins EDW. A. Room 434 garage: —Substantial 3-story brick 6, bath and kitchenette, first loor;: coneseNe front porch; owner leaving city. For 706 Chestnut. st. LL GArfield 0347. bathe furnace, COTE BEI a BATH; TERMS; BARGAIN. LACLEDE ‘NSS: Ast COT ANSS, “ Sie double rooms, hard 2336 North MAFFITT, 4145—5-6; make offer. FOSKIN-GABBERT-SLATTERY, MAFFITT. 4260—5-6-room. furnace; te ST SCOT MULLANPHY. : rent $1800 a year: eh rooms le , sarase: |b hot-water heat; ry =, ash Me monthly. Call ger. Call Lindell 3067 ‘ aie ‘s TANT also 2 third floor, closets, 3 porcelain sinks, street: home, income: or Realtors. single; bath, oe aE -family flat: 3 rdwood floors. furnace: 2, brie brick 4.700 4-4-2: bath, steam : $1200. Aleto. Mark et. 3682. rms. Meinell: ILLIA ‘ room sin- furnace; -_— garage: price ‘IN G NES. TO FEI i: & 40 EAL On aa . FA I? 835—5 and 5 room brick: tile ck FL near floors, Aen heat: 2car NATURAL bath: ls FRA PALM. 374 “built in bath tubs. Yeatman High. “ble fists. l . TORTH MARKET, ts 53 ” . ee ced NK 4748 Natural Bridge. COlfax 5241. furnace: good investment and KNICKMEYER-FLEER KLTY. 3129 N Cc BRIDGE. 96xx——o-4, garage; | LAciede 8535. 4045-49 fF pene a dou- nawui 3204 N—4 ‘sflegtrie. 500 ; N, 7th s sid id 8342. rooms and 3250: terme. (ec) ge baths. nice ho mee. & INV, CO.. ell built, bathe tion; will 1 trade for Pe aie A: RLTY. & INV. 3129 N ra Cc 25- this @ -room bungalow; tie Modern wuew +] Brig heat; naneweee floors, ri ar ay 2 cars Cc. ARTHUR Pt a Riverside Areal. 4145 8. Grand bil. FLAT—4-5 rooms. garage: rent ae to close estate, $8 . &7Ex orth: an gun bath; cars; rent 0U; price UNJON-EASTON TRUST COMPANY 25 Easton FLAT—Northwest. 4-5 room brick, paths. Miteam hort, garage, $6000. Box W661, NEW SINGLE, 5 AND 5 KOUM® Post-Dispatch. Open FLORISSANT. ie ge at flat; moe 2-44—4-famiiy Grand. Olfax 3425-6. RED BUD 4219—Fiat, 4 and 5 rooms; |<") 66 ane R . va tye EE month; $19. 300. Owner. ingsbi SLATTERY. bath. ear: . 2-40 ; way. O'Fallon Park district, 32 on INCEY P. HEATH G é SACRAMENTO. 41xx—4-family flat; mo ry 7 ‘ -. BE F) ern; 4 garages, See owner. CAbany iogsw : ps : REMNER R. T 5 0. Wainwright Bidg. ax eieet oe orth Nae to 2605-07 —4- -fomily. 2, foe roodas. We ae 2336 sean as 20-24 Greer. rooms poors asen up, ay eet ae m heat. ace. make and right “ ts 3 HA 5-5 si 3 bri arage. tile bath. single, d-car g h: ST. LOUIS, AAKE ST. bath. FA SKIN. “GA RE. we axes. hot-air heat: rente $1 per gr SR a Gia 4808-10 HAMMETT PLAC Single 4-4. baths. furnace; 2-car s@& room modern. tile 3067. 3856—5 a co. FOrest 084, oe aed ut 5-6. 1 Lindell MRERT-AL: ATTERY. NORTH ST. LOUIS 5565 Ashland ayv.; 4- , es ST. LOUIS. bath. ac ESicxMuEY rooms, F. A. aanie K . 3734—5 and 6 rooms, tile on. hall, furnace: 2-car ga- r mothe ee 5, ht. EI triken § TY. & y, £0. Bites ‘. wu N.—Brica $326. 3-4 treets and alley made, e: bargain. Make offer. ion i. Macaw YH, Co, adb's dOOUs ber Vea! $2500 Cash—Balance_ i UNIVERSIT 712 WN 27 bath. electric, steam heat: U “Sonti ra HIL LM ER. *DUntON & K + 2 206—4-4 room brick: :. Cy, w, garage; $8500, NGBEIGEW AT. ‘ali I fl KEMLENBRINCK. CEn a , ppos igh ‘schoo Lorie beautiful. new ret er ingle at; a _ . . “construction makes pe Beautiful as ae ae ongy Fine Single Flat Four la rooms (irl S volume vv pnarifice at very low xin ten Bapxce, e: CL 1415 E. electric: 2-ca HARTWIG. i 6 and 7 water heat: er, make o ¥ 4250 K room, tile | HARTW reduced. Mak 3 4 SING 319 Ashiand. bath. electric good condition; rage In AURES- 340 6 liv N 4125 San wood floors: garage terma. HAK 2028 E. naces: 2 NEW F 4133 San tile aragre, 1ARTWK 250 CAB Poat-Di 4441 | } ! ; ate cere eee | thie jot 680x152 ER | iy, modern | modern. cash. (2732 Sempie ev.; 4120-24 Ashland: rents $2360... 4318-20 N. 3047-51 Fair: “eo 3201 Barret: $6000 . CLYDE s. FISHER R. E. CO., Arcade bid . CHOICE SINGLE FLAT 4259 Maffitt: bath. hot-water heat; 4-car RSON-ST STOCKE- BUERMANN AN Box _heet 5-6 KOU A 4031 Greer; bath, electric, furnaces: bar- gain if bought quickly; owner HALL REALTY CO., 4715 Easton ay. IN Fe nae a y 1949. y { be G-DISCHINGE IUR- 4270-72 peer tog tric each: ane $1660: HALL REALTY CO., 4715 fW1G-DISCHING hardwoed fileocra, HARTW TG DIACHINGER. 2808 ! bathe, get riced tL DISCHING 18xx Dodier; yatch. A Greer. by uire at our of | oM AURER- CHI. BEFFA JEfterson S892. 3540 FLATS—<¢4-faimily bargains; terms 2000 xi sxx —WMust Be mo¢ i 4th ms : : ¥ ~~ R wii ; FRANC 8-PERRY-RUT 2d floor. SING DeBoto | avs SC HINGER, 4-5 rooms, bath, 2608 N. Grand. ST. A i . LUCILLB, Sing ; boats bots Scar “rooms, bath, sas and elect electric; car ge- h ; ma am thin ng a: a uick sale aa a ray wol-ee t single 3-3 rooms. baths. fur- naces, all modern. price nn KE. : , *' ’ ‘and 4 Too jouble earns: Ss: bas amy owb- wR, on G a mi, aetna hese at urnace; Naraw y K 2808 N 3 rooms, bath, elec- must be sold; price e your best offer ton ay. eA ht flat. 8 and 3 good “oat 00. a2. ric ¢: annual rents $64 GHIO- pA T) _ EFFA e@ st. JEfie He . of tile. "Cathe g Brae a4 2-car Pot? ae garage, bi7°280, STFS: cprpers 5 aS: Se cure . e t; A rooms: furnace heat; O-car garage: Linton: new 3-3 room fiat: $14 : tite. bath: separate fur- . Grand. ATS 5-5 room new fiat: oore, furnace; 14. 500, Terms. GER Grand, 30 month; 3-4-room brick; sacrifice price. Box R-1064. ¥F Francisco ae 7 LA strietly modern; sell or N and 6. 4231 3800 Kenner- LOUB—FLAT r 4 3. 4. 3, rls rooms, hot-water heat; ~ t; lag “fat make offer Life garage. ressonseble terme: dohn Gret i REALTY Co. A A Price reduced: 540 Olive et. ‘inane onal nado-damag attractive: 6 hardw JOHN 5. terms. Will ex- Boe “™ ~% Fy ety 19.000 rents $1920 rents $1900. rents 14th: a $2500 CASH. BALANCE woonew wid — go FA of & acreened-i fore. tle bat hardwood Sethcaly’ new bath, nee rs g * E ore 5 and 6 large, light roome, garage. FLATS. APARTMENTS. FOR SALE roome, at trade; 4-0 ed “condition, good henoenas Box. N-224, Pos ch. LAT— _surnaces: — - A — sing °o ” deve. Richmond en rams, 103, Post-Dispati New ch Flat a er porch. hot- tog © m o-car eell; Central ac low st $ée per month: fa St LOUIS TRUST CO. | nut st. MA OWNER LEAVING “CITY 2547 W. flat: bath. owner firet HILMF. ex. DUTTON & = bath, bath. difty as ye 3945. 45x Fair « furnaces, won ng ew tt bDedier s.: farnece, garage floor. sing'e 3-4 room 2 care. Set os das ANSTRATH, OOlias hardwood eos g 4 care; rent $100 ® month; | | pore ae me Bog vino "nat, in lot 44x ee BS a. " i. ae ool ee ee eM a ke

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ANAC AL AY. ANNUAL RENTS $2700: PRICE &19. I x153- we “ii. built. ic family 7 rooms: all modern: warege. Owner ) * Easy Si . BL AKE & BR ao S15 Chestnut « , 83822 S—5-6-2 —wg -_ a. . double ga e; bargain. LEE-S WERMEN, "S08 N. Grand. brick flat. 4 concrete O00 brick fine says a well, JOHN 8 CALIFORN! - 7610—Single sai baths, furnaces: * So00 LAclede 64 CALIFORNIA. 2610—4 and 5 rooms, bath: separate furnaces Victor O325R. ALIFORNIA AND CHERORKEE—4.>. modern: water, heat: garages: bargain. LAclede 7204. a —— —o-f at OVL-Wa r weet? tapeee o- reasonable. J. —_ 13807 ; ° Lov ISIANA " South — | LAFAY E. 4165-67—4-family. bg oa kitchomette. hardwood floors, ' tile bath. furnace | S1920: price ae. OD0: ve) *asv tern ; Na * GROEBL. Realtor. 722 Chestn | LEMP, 2626—3-% single. gas. pestngts must sell, PR. spect 22 2°67. (c rach 3 ‘all in fine shape: rents ; $3000 cash, balance | LOUGHBOROUGH, 4565—44, large rooms, _strictly modern, double garage. LOUGHBOROUGH -GRAVOIs — Modern. | double, 3-sun rooms cheap. §449. | LOUISIANA, 4670—Flat heat. modern: bargain eBxX——3 and furnace, © ar garage, - | THEOBAL DG “ZOELLER. ‘Ghand 0157 |S. E. COR. LOUISIANA AND SIDNEY | 9-family apartment building: responsi- | hle tenants- substantially brilt: not a sin- |gle crack in the whole building: very little }cash needed. SOUTHAMPTON CO... Riv- | erside 5210, McDONALD. eteam heat. McDONALD. 39xx—Sincle ¥ modern : sunroome: bargain. L Avtede oor 4-0. hot-water A rooms. bath. PRoeprct 3BRR2. LAclede | - ' 30x125. | 261°—Single 5-5 rooms: McDONALD. 3927—New double of five reoms: 4 hot-water heating plants: 4-car brick garage. A good buy. Weinbery bWeinkery Realhy Ca R10 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-4710. NER. Laclede 645 CALIFORNIA. 4317—5.- 5 room bungalow- ——, . Soar closet, gas water heater: paige Cy 4028 CALIFORNIA AY. 3 and 3. gas. electric: with extra 25- foot lot. SONS REALTY CoO.. Ain 4551. np st. MAin 4552. CA — Strictly modern new 4-room r- — LE FLAT 4269 . 4 and rea well built: ideal loca- pean ‘ REITZ. 7 725 Victoria Bldg. -> rooms. new: puss heat: Investigate: rcal buy. NAERT. Riverside F EN Ther AND ALLEY y MADE: BARGAIN: TERMS. ACLEDF 45: San 2875 S—4-4: STREET AND ALLEY MADE: BARGAIN: TERMS. LACLEDE 4532. ¥ ™ , 2226-28 S. 18th St.—Good 4} Store with flat above and attached fla : bath. electric: sell or trace hot- 3224—Doubie. 3-3. fine location, MIAMI, any condition. cheap. LAclede 6449. MIAMI AND TENNESSEE. S. E. Corner —Double and sinzle. splendid investment. J.D Gross, Realtor, 1701 S. roadway. MICHIGAN, 2317-19 33 DUUBLE REAL BARGAIN: TERMS. LAC, 4532. yo ag 4634—3-3 rooms. bath. fur ge: excellent condition. STU ESSE. 4 REALTY CoO.. 3548 8 . Grand, MICHIGAN. a 3-3. single: vriced low. for au WATSON-O’ ROURKE. “REALTORS, Riverside 4310. 5471 Gravois. MINNESOTA, d6xx—Single, 4-5: tile bath, furnace: garages. LAclede 6449. ap at gl ZR _37%x—Double 3-reom, 4-car bri in 3425 Meramec. ake 35 Ta ter heat, Ssxi3s $12.300. Owner u ciate MINNESOTA, 47xx—2? ge Brick; 4 and & rooms, bath. 2-ca Cc. HUR FRENTRO P Riverside erin 5 S. Grand bi. 6819 MINESOTA AY. and 4 rooms. bath. 2-car garage: well price surprise you see KORTE 110 N. Sth st. MAin 4258. MISSOURI, 28xx—Single, 3-4: la $4200; rent $53. LAclede 6440. NEOSHG. 2920—NEW, 3-3 KOOMS. ALL MODERN: IDEAL LOCATION: OFFER WANTED. BRANNER. RIV ERSIDE 5330. NINTH, 1014 S.—Double fiat. 4-4 rooms, Daths. $2000. LAclede 6449. ees ; always rented; at a pricé thai will | rge fot; | 700 S.—Double 3-3: low price. 9943. (ce) 3. 110 N. Sth st. MAin 42538. 1218-21 8S.—Double 3 ore gas, water; renis ‘LAD. 4158-— Modern 4 and 4 inate’ — caiow flat: carage: jot 50x127. (cA9) FLAT—-Double, new, 4-4: bungalow or cottage. WLAclede 6449. P — South Side: 4-5 reom Prick baths, ad ree "3 . _ Box 'W 400. Post-iDis. FLAT—Sinale. rey moderp. near Grana- trade for bakery. LAciede-@449. pote 4-4, tile baths; 47xx south. Mrs. Brown, LAclede 6449 . FLAT—6-family: 4 rooms and bath: rents $180 per month: near Grand: good in- vesitment: make offer. aoe W-259. P.-D. FLAT—4000 south. sincle 4-4. bath. fur- ‘ nace down, toilet up. garace. $68 month Iverside &8150W. ( “Ie | | o} for | : 3-€ ‘ar a | THEOBALD G cQU wil sell reasonably ees flat near F emppyned Grove Perk: ae Holy Famil! 4 Church: any reasonable offer considerc x Wann. Post-Di teh. : et, ee than cor Sears South Sid. 8! > rooms an tile bathe, maenuees floors, alow near cars Tou. A NI f * 422 = ena bungalow 5-3 “modern, - Cherokee car. NADE, 3 36 = ® with sun be a: room, be seen to wher Pe Fe GBYER. 2557—Doutle + 4-5, bath: good in- — property. LAciede 64 6449. ; R, 6722—5 rooms. modern. 4171 Gite Nes Grand: ._single, 4-4: sun rooms: ; bargain. LA e 6449. RA 4726 an 4- = ~~ 2100 ate. reduced CASH WILL Rengel-Weber, 443 Utah: thoroughly brick Rare AL __MAin 3078 )T $1500. MAKI modern EDUCED PRICE. — single 5-5: new, 10 ‘Chestnut. DOUB CHestnut 6900 | > OFFER. ED: 5-ROOM AW’S GARDEN. MODERN. Cc 2051 FLAT AT 8 G: TERMS. BELLIS. GARFIELD | 0378. OPEN SUNDAY. 4-4 modern double: 7 a one this week: 3539 ms. Grand. LAc. 9543. = = 9 and 3: hot-water heat: ALTER KOLLAS. 616 Chestnut st. STORE AND FLAT 3134 —e AL 8ST. Ist floor: 6 |. Butcher sho rooms 2d: — - £00 od rooms, le PE mtcon be ck Sale Wanted—Make an Offer. { sleeping porches: 3-Car | g00d neighbor- hood; FEDERER REALTY CO. PRospect 1519. NEW FLAT, OPEN 2-5 2619 Oregon, 3-3: easy terms. | floors: Rengei- -Weber, 3539 S. Grand. LAc. 9543. FLAT—3027 TEXAS 4 and 4 roams: | furnace: imme single: diate ALTY CO INVESTMENT ‘SINGLE | FEDERER RE $710 8S. ' baths, furnace Broadway; FEDERER REALTY down: CO.. 4aad 4 quick sale wanted. | PRospect 1519. | FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE | ~ South _ SAVE 000 COMMISSION. 4130 Hartford: prettiest South St. Louis; owner poll al _— es DON’T OVERLOOK THIS BARGAIN. ‘ ee. St i 4-5. us ner upstairs 11.000. Ow STEVENS. PRoespect 232°. se SOUTH SIDE BARGAIN 2820-22 Caroline: 4-family, 3-3 eerie 4 baths: rent $120; price UNION -EASTON TRUST COMPANY 25 Easton FOrest 1370 | HOLLY HILLS FLAT. 3922 DOVER PLACE. The best 5-room flat you ever saw: hot- water heat: prenty of closets, tile reot;: it's beautiful. Open toda FEDERER REALTY CO. Prospect 1519 510 Gravois, E. L. (e) SPRING. with. every con- venience; tile bath. hardwood floors, fur- | Nace, double carage: they're real buys. DERER REALTY Co.. +610 Gravois av. + CASH BUYS RA Ae ROOM BUNGALOW Agee ed Shenandoa conta ti hardwood floors, “ey ee noes | bungalow flat: balance ALBERT G. BLANKE R. FE. co.., MAin 3046 Fill Chestnut. _ NEW 4-FAMILY— SHAW s GARDEN 4 ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE 4445 Russell; tile bath, steam heatin lants, Rowms —amed. 5 floors; exceptionally wel] nilt; yree y Bh nnn eto accept other property as ALBE ERT G. 3 E. Co., J -room |__MAin 304 ert Chestnut. | SEE THESE DANDY DOUBLES )ADWAY 5015-27 S. BRO 4 dandy rental properties at right price; ;4 rooms, separate entrances; tile walled baths: best of aa ete modern in every ae a eas ERER REALTY CO., PRospect 1 1519-1520. 2610 Gravots. SHAW SUBDIVISION FLAT BARGAIN. 2143 Maury: snigle flat. 5 and 5 beautifully decorated: plants: strictly m Sell $14.000: terms. any 3wWw. ‘Call owner, aan COULDN’T BUILD IT SETTER 4130 pe eg weed Single 6-7: @ wonderful home fr anyone desiring the very finest of interior appointments: it's not the ordinary type; rent downstairs $82.50 with garage. See it today: owner it will make | wood : | 3621 S. Grand. | | i¢ : furnace; an almost new easy monthly payments for ; ; | CHIPPEWA, E | i | Connecticut. DALTON a, | a ; | S830 ' i ' 7 | from K ingshi ghway. i FLAT—~5- oF Sii igle: is transferred | to Kansas City; $4000 e low actua SACRIFICING THIS APARTMENT 4166 Russell; 6-family 4 rooms, sun parior; hardwood floors, baths; garage + cars; renta $474 Per month; price $33.500. UNION- EASTON TRUST COMPANY 5325 Easton FOrest 1370 | Double 3-Room Bargain Double flat, 3 large rooms ‘aach. baths, furnaces: excellent South Side cation: need money. Box W-121, Post-Dis. QUICK SALE WANTED 4022 Latayette. 5-6 room single: wood floors, D> ng heat, baths: 2-car ga- make ©. 2. MeGAW LEY R. E.. MAin 2813. REAL FLATS 3154-3426 Iowa av. 3 large tile | rooms, ' dressing room. tile bath. 4- -room efficiency, price | | rooms. , tile las hardwood | baths, electric, | possession. . PRospect 1519. rooms; | Lree rv OMS, | WHAT DO YOU OFFER For 3406 | fine condition: FEDERER REALTY CO Miami?” street garage, and alley made. . PRospect 1519. REDUCED $1500: SOUTH SIDE DOUBLE. 2618-20 Ann $150: $ trade ptc.: space to +e | is a real Pia is inte INV prt tah I | 024-26 LA 4 and 5 rooms, d-car age: ERER REAL | large attic: E PRospect 151 rk. 4-6 av.: 4 and ‘=. 500; lot rooms, build severa! Sine hs; gts 5 rooms: 50x125: for bunga or residence WENZLICK. Toio' Chestnut. CHestnut 6900 | SINGLE FLAT WITH LOT ADJOLNING, 3117 Pa furnaces, stores: renis | may | baths, here | CO.., hot- water heat: - weak. 0 Gravois. Murphy bed, churches. 3 t door. scHnisTrg 3621 ~~ Riversian ret rages; @asy term with lower 5 rooms, RY HIEM has bat always rented California. BARGAIN—2?.FA 2805 Eads av.. Saat conveniences - 13th st.: 4-5 large hot- water heat, modern - built for home: real buy ov FINEST 77 POSSIBLE. 4144 Botanical. sunrooms, ery thing near SINGLE FLAT WITH LARGE LOT. schools large rooms, N’BRINKOP =. i lede 3040-41. wNEE 5624 7500. See J. Ww. BUORIAS 4016 C “IDEAL SINGLE FLAT.” 2831 Accomac, northeast c upper 7 rooms: a-Car garage. ENZ RB. CO.. ~ open baths. 2 garages: lot anne 24: room for double fiat co.. for in- ¥Y HILLS prog ty co., 5S. Grand. MILY FLAT. > rooms, bath, Mr. Canda. houteau. c) 2 g£a- orner Oregon, all 614 Chestnut. INVESTMENT SINGLE. S$ this 4 and 5 room ~ ° epnangene” and garage: FEDERER REALTY: CO.. PRospect 1519. sepa- Park. FOR modern b see Niehaus & & Meta ungalow. — in Muller’s 1. builders and Owners. HUmbolt 2301J. Riverside 5171W. (c99) ogg“ 3621 Ww ILLIA M M ferson 37 Rive sae 8 Aclede 8114 DA California. be Satie ge" BRR ESp = Broadw Bn ag rooms, hot-water heat; EK 's “CO. {o618 "3. NDY 4-4 SINGLE. 3 Be and dressing a "gE US.” dou- . co.. L ck 504041. or room furnace heat; 2-car ga- FOREST 0561. ae $900 sh, balance 3607 4 “ety SEBASTIAN. ee hy Hartford st. ear: 4 month. {c tile Jet- modern: POOR MAN’S OPPORTUNITY way: 4-4 single $43 eer GAIN —_e Bene Ce California: ya flats; Price modern. TO SELL QUICK only $6000. CE CUT 7A St. Vincent av.. 2-family 7-0 : 4 rooms: baths. electric: basement sleep- rch: 2-car garage. JOHN S. BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestnut st. 4-4 — s . ba brick m Carondelet Pak NZLICK. 1¢ FOR a beautif oduble a RER ul u Miam tra i re surely is fiat: i wag S185" Der 3 and 110 sa Citestuet 6900 modern single auty: | each apar tment: | extra well-built: | : See this bar- §212 te) — floors, furnace, garage. LEO K. MILBERGER. Architect. Murdoch av. Riverside @885J. ~ Attractive Single Flat—$10,500 IN &8T. ANTHONY'S PARISH. 4052 Nebraska. a well constructed | building. only twe years old. consisting of three Ray one light rooms, large closet with Murphy —_ Boge» and separate furnaces; two-car gare : street and alley made. YECKEL, SEARICKSON & CO.. INC., 2925 S. Broadway. 5001 Gravois. AN IDEAL FLAT finished at 4341 Orecon: 3 dresing room, hardwood floors. bath, furnace. sereens: garage: lot 3 LEO K. MILBERGER. Architect, Mu h. Riverside 0885. Near Roosevelt . High School MODERN 4-4 KOOM SINGLE. 3133 Michigan. rooms are large and wel)l- lanned: also baths and separate furnaces: cor career. ee eee alley paved. Half SECKEL, ERICKSON & C0O.. Ine.., 2925 S. Broadway. 500] Gravois. DOUBLE 3-ROOM FLAT 4056-58 De TONTY Four families of 3 rooms .tile bath. sate roaten A‘ 3209 DELOR—New 5 and 5 single | 313-« 3.00 ors = flat. Plénty closets; living reom 190 _ 8. across front. Street and alley made. || | FL AT—Moder rn, double, rooms; in- Two-car garage. Block to street cag. Ht} come. L752; price $12 Call Mon- Bargain and reasonable terms. | Gay, DElmar 5U094W. ARTHUR FISCHMAN REALTY CO. | "hear 4500" gous 4-4, hot-water heat, ( ! near { ast reste teeta Hiverside 3375 ||| FEINBERG & JONES, REALTORS, Union. modern, 4 | FOrest S762 N. | FLAT —Single or double. new. Southwest ‘a an: 5 room efficiency : ‘will exchange for for 49xx—-Northampton; 4-4; | £0 r vacant: bargain price R strictly modern; garages. LAclede 6449. ea ‘0436. CO.. 7161 Manchester at BE CHIPPEWA, S0UU—Block new 4-family | FLAT—corner on McCausland: one of flat: also si! gle flat. W. Perle owner. | “the finest apartment-flats on McCaus- O9Z1A_ Southwes |land; elegant location for doctor or den- CHIPPEWA. SSDS ; tist. SCHWENKER REALTY CO., closed aleeping porch, 4 909 Chestnut: st. new, moderu fiat; bargain; owner. 3849 | FLATS—Builder must sell 8 new West End Phone LAclede 3713. (c83) | located 4 and 5 room efficiency singie ee 4+ sun rooms, 5 fur-| rick aarewees floors. tile baths, large garazes, mocern improve ments: riCK f Cnes. Karages: streets and terms: make offer: wil] rent, ; Made: all rented to good tenants. Good inr- | DEVONSHIRE, 5008—4-4. tiie bathreteam | YowmeMt: no trades aceepted. heat, double" garage: street and alley | 174, Post-Dispatch. Bargain. LEE-SCHERMEN. GRand | * (8°51 PARK. 4510—Beautiful new dou- | hardwood ome ble flat. rooms and breakfast room quickly, a com, at-/ on this fine street: steam heat: = real buy ” easy tern up-to- oh. ee ight blocks 2s H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 700 Chestnut. B na — Rem ges oe 1724- 26 FORSYTHE BL. . pendinees ” aaeee 4Family 6-Room Efficiency northeast corner __verside 6120. - a. Se year-old building, 3 garages, lot % : ‘ () S Each x190. “Truly a. bargain at $17, 790. with “p Saraces; rent $60 each: will con ider | STANL Y¥ =z N, INC., 904 . oo bungalow for exchange. iis M ring My ‘Ciemciiols paaaaiens —McCAWLEY R. EB. GIBSON, 4385—4-5 rooma, Fo =" G ee AX, xe shop in rear. PArkview 2115W. 7 ) 36.6x150" 3. family beck her | GOODFELLOW. 1284—Dandy 56 x150 : family brick flat, -car garage, Cut to | bath, garages; terms. Call Lindell sos7 Ps Jwner there. FOSKIN-GABBERT-SLATTERY. JOH® Ss. BL. AKi 2& BRO... 815 Chestn 1460 GOODFELLOW AV. —F LAT KANSAS. 491 5—Sins le ~= fiat. 5-6 rooms. PRICED RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE new. hot-water heat. very close to Catho- 4 and 5 rooms, bath. electric. furnace: a »gchoo! and-church. See Harry Darr. | perfect eondition: oo, Bs: ecard. S. Grand. GRand 5247 | MORRIS AACH R. CO.. 26 Chestnut. 4915—Certified hot. water heat, | 1285-87 HAMILTON AV. Single flat: sanionyx ath, | 4-5 room double furnace heat: very | rent $210: price $18,000; terms. Ludiwicci green-glazed tile on | FEINB BERG & JONDTFS REALT TORS, : 123." T block fie lot — © av- | FOrest 8762 2909 N. Union. 51x125 c from Catholic O : i _- ; 150 feet west of 5900 | HODIAMONT. 1170 —- 4 and @ single; agent there Sun- porches Harry Darr, | ance $45 | CLYDE s (cGQ) |'HORTON PL. 6019-21— Nice. double 3- room flat: baths. etc.; rent $1680: own- er leaving city: very reasonable, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE South ~ ~ Pretty New Sin + ay noe 5 vin LS 3807-11-15 Alberta, —_ a of Grand, 3930 south 3 and 4 large rooms; strictly modern FLATS, month 2-3 room fat, STON. bath: Union. modern 4-familv 3-3: cash: rent $1680 Kines hig chw ay. owner. 750. 4 and 4 en- brick garages: nished, tractiv ‘e, built-in tub. floors, bargain. OTT anc Sut herland. heat. garage and uf st. EEE room te saa school and chure! to 5 DP. m. Ses Rand 5247 4959—_3-4, core condition, Upen 9 a. m. Grand. LANSDOWN E. Modern, best spection. WATSON-O’ —~ RKE, bres ALTORS, Riversic de 43 il Gravois. JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. MARDELL, soe: —, bik -* from Kings-| HORTON PL.. 5923- 20-——Double 5 and 6: highway; new 5-5 sing rile. second floor 6-;| hardwood floors. tile bath, hot-water room efficiency. R. G DARR. GRand 5247. heat; consider trade. MILENTZ. 5526—5 and 5 room flat, ce. | Usinbery & Weinberg R if Go room. modern throughout; double garage 809 CHESTNUT. —— 4779-4710. day. per month. TroOoTos, for in- FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE F lot 334x243: $7000 4-roem flats: West WEST PINE INVESTMENT WONDERFUL FUTURE 3852 West Pine: ry 5-7 room fiat. BIGGEST a IN ST. LOUIS, 4414 to 4422 Evans av.: 10 furnished | re Chestnut, $5000 cash. balance deeds of trust. JOHN A. WATKINS. 5-5 Reek Front Single Fiat. $9500. vear. | $1000 cash: steam heat. sleeping hardwood floors; rent $90: bai- . FISHER R. E. CO... Arcade bidg ~ N . KNICKMEYER-FLEER RLTY. & INV. CO.. | 738 KINGSLAND. rand. COlfax 3425-6. First reasonable offer will buy: 3-fam- Sinsle. § i Be NAGEL, , ing and 5 rooms: eve modern : +f ily; 6: rooms, sleeping porch; new; strictly rm; brick garages; rents $327 convenience; owner says sell at once. FEDERER REALTY CO.. PRo spect 1519. PEPY\aAT pam month; renee $20,000; equity well constructed; 4 rooms each; strictly | ©25 See real bargain. ern, 4-car brick garage: street and of | UNITED REAL TY CcO., ; all rented. Income $2640 an- Riverside 3799. i 27 Gravois av. Price reasonable. LEE- SCHER-| LACLEDE. 4541— beautiful 4-family, 65- G Rand 3330. room efficiency: steam heat: strictly mod- | tern: bargain. 4814 Pace. SINGLE—5206 ROBERTS. 4 and 5 nience: efficiency: every modern | fr ame garage. CO.. PRospect 1519. | (Southampton) room double 3-family: 6 rooms and sunroom: perfect condition; 3 garages: steam heat: rent modern 5-5 single, tile roof, | $340 per month. MAin 2813. wg gs, on of | "0. J. McCAWLEY R. E.. is. Call Ekoter oe | CC ecnethiek Wine Son 5: 331 ——— Beautiful Oi a coment n. _ McCAUSLAND—Good income property; reasor lable. —_ G- — — Dispatch. GRAV OIS. | THOLOZ. AN, 4945 (Northampten)—Brand- | | ern: | THOLOZ. AN, 4993 (Northampton) —Brand- | . | Bd. Open Sunday | MEN | WINONA, SPECTIO ie) JOHN H. d 3 roomyg. hard- | brand-new two-family | also 4334- | new 4-family of 3 rooms to | Inspect: to- | ay. DOUGHERTY R. F. CO., 908 Chestnut st. $6650 Buys a modern 6-room brick, 3 rooms. first floor, 3 rooms and bath second floor: hardwood floors, hot-water heat. home has been newly decorated inside and | out. including new electric fixtures and is | ALDINE PL... If you are interested in a real bargain in a very good location, see 2744 Utah. Open today. Terms can he arranged. Wm, H. Leahy, 801 Chestnut. GArfield 7338. A Big Bargain Compton Heights Home oan MILTON LOOK T THIS TODAY And you will san it is a wonderful buy. : and on the most reasonable terms; 0 : ol] burner, best strips, hot-water age: you can move in with- ready to move into. | j rm This | 37: LIUS HALL, ER R. ; gar ~@ out Spending a dollar: in perfect condition: ee mag apy well built: most convenient ve. Ocation to |! MARTIN & BREITT, 1119 Chemical Bag. ST, ANTHONY’S PARISH NEW BUNGALOW FLATS Something Different av.. just no how nay eastcf Se hy ' “SEE US” Christian Brinkop R. E. Co. 3621 S. Crone $043, UAciede 3080, room efficiency, strictly mod- | BUSINESS snd modern | made: double garace. | -SCHERMEN. GRand > new 5-6 fS00D AYING street and alle right, LE FOR sr MO? SALE Price 8830. . INC... 826 Chestnut. 4628 3 30 MW eMILLAN | 6 and 7 room modern fiat and 4-room modern bungalow: tile bath and furnace. JUsT-MILLER R. E. CO.. 105 N. 9th. just being completed, 5-5 strie tly | ; Vitrolite and tile bathroems. hot- heat, 2-car brick gurage: street and made; must be seen to be qPppreci- new, uM APL FE. 6341—Dandy 4- 4 room fiat: modern: $9500: easy terms. A. J. MaY RHOFER. CAbany 7120. and price is right. Don't pass this Most beautifal Tat in Northampton. ory a — _— te Ee ese alleys | Box W- by owner for ern: floors. | rage: 2909 N. U DO At Academy and Minerva: year. terme: fect to admission SCHEM Evans; wonderful condition: ga- rent $100. FEINBERG & JONES, nio FOrest ——3—BAR 4442 8762. (e¢ GAINS jest money maker in section: easy | will trade on cottage, which is sub- | first: from EL R. FE. CO... 4915 Baston. ow NER. LEAVING spection; cut te SOL ID INVESTMENT. for quick buyer: built home: 4-family flat. mod- convenient 2% ow lines; hardwood bath. steam hea SCHWENKER REALTY CO., 909 Chestntu st. FIVE AND SEVEN A SPECIALLY 7225 West Park: ROOM F 256 Goodfellow : modern: open for in- | $11 060. JOHN A. WATKINS. Chestnut. 7 2 4 sunroom: furnace. double caraze. OWNER MUST SELL. 6328 Cabanne. i P, sICK. Realtors. 822 Chestnut. NEWLY BUILT 4-4 SINGLE—$10.500 278 Isadore av.- has bath. electric, KORTE art 7 Sth st. MAin 4258. $13.000; first deed of | trust +. CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO.. GArfield 3165 | | $7100: make offer: || ii dition. rent $1800 per | | FLAT. \ cITY, WILL SACRI- | | - | | 6317 CLAYTON & SUNDAY. 2CTOBER 30, ~— RESIDENCES BETTE HOM AT ATTRACTIVE Fi GIR ALDIN B 6 rooms, bath: Terms, ‘ | 1227 SHAWMUT = _ brick residence: 7 rooms | @ttractive terms, how in price $13,500. Get card of fo) it ner Goodfellow and | | and bath: new tile Pot, | 3862 ARSEN pe modern in Pr eo eae carage: baths, 3-car e's | attractive terme. Price. | 7621 SPKINGDALE Park—7- —— 2-car Situated on private | ow in district, Price.. ss be: | bath: “hardwood floors oO {cP | 714 LELAND—WANT OFFER | (e) | month: goo $9500. JUST LISTED, 5-6 _ SINGLE, AY BRIC resi FOrest 8762 2909 N. FOR MORRIS AACK R. CO., month: as an offer MAin 3078 BLO GARFIELD 6378. 2909 N. U with real home with an quick sale. furnace. front porch. HOMES AL iT ku , toda BELLIS REALTORS. SEA RAIELD 0378. BEAUTIFUL family. Rid CABANY 2717. 3928 Fairfax. MAN, 468 bath, electric, rifice, pose or immedi GLICK EALTORS Exclusive 6-Family Apartment a reasonable price. ns location; rent $150 a hy estment. See TER KOLLAS. 616 Chestnut st. M, 4-FAMILY. 5980 a MAin 30n8 real Dee ta rR 1441 Clara av., trade for dence. FEINBERG & JONES, REALT TORS, Union. NEW DOUBLE FLAT 5882 PAGE BL. each with Murphy bed. tiled . fine fixtures. NER Or bie y PRICE SIXx- FAMIL ¥ "E-ROOM rent $395 a FIV 6415 Enright: ggg WALTER ‘ROLEAS. 16 Chestnut st. OPEN TO A TRADE. 1514 DEER: CB OOM FLAT; GOOD CO) DITION: RENTS $100: $9000 T OF TAYLOR, BELLIS. BEAUTIFUL 4-5 FLAT 4917 Page: owner a this like new. FEINBERG & J ONES, nien. FOrest "S762. (e) TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT 5-room . 6-room efficiency: steam heat oil burner, located in ' Hi-Pownte; a income. Bargain for might since. 0., 4715 EASTON, HALL REALTY € $1800 BUYS LTON AND PAGE Peis. hardwood 60-ft. : ] av i & JONES. REA LTORS. 2909 N. Union. } a : ue on PHONED TODAY. ME THE BEST OFFER. 6127 SU BURBAN: 4-5 fine rooms, ths, Handsomely Gocerated: P Brick: west. — ng $8100. ” submit your Open AP 6333 A wing sun cash pay- EIER ‘R. E. CO., 624 Chastang 98. $2500 they yg $45 MONTHLY. 5960 5 and 6 rooms! $10,750. MeCRADY REALTY CO. BARGAIN FLAT 5966 Bartmer: large 5 and 6 room gin- ee flat, baths, furnaces, terms; price 20 GLICK. REALTORS, 822 Chestnut. $500 CASH month buys single flat at Price $2800. WM. RO Farlin, COlfax 6179. (c65) $1500 DOWN 1481 Shawmut: 4 and 5 room flat: furnace. es garage; sac- sale. S22 Chestnut. And $25 3 baths each com- Anxious to sell at See owner, Ist floor ie) Modern 9 rooms. forts of a real home. east. SSSR Waterman. TRIPLE FLAT 4008-10-12 Laclede: good investment. JOST-MILLER R. E, CO.. 105 N. Oth. for inspection. LEE- -SCHER.- | GRand 8830. 5027 (“NORTHAMPTON”™ NEW 5-5 SINGLE: STEAM HEAT. BUY | DIRECT: SAVE MONEY. OPEN FOR IN. | MAPLE. 6321-25—4+ and 5 room effi- ciency, new, ‘s-inch hardwood floors. tile bath. 2-car caraway: very reasonable: | small down paym : open unday. GUNDLACH & CO. PRosnect 1 510. 3126 Gravois av. well. | 5942 AND 5948 Bray TIFUL 5-5-ROOM FLAT. 931-31A Garner av... lot 35x145: 5 rooms: hardwood ee |AS FLATS. SsTEAM i OF GROUND. RIPE FOR APARTMENTS. LL INFORMATION. “BUTTS RE ALTY CoO.. 0624 MAPLE So BAYARD, 1333—$1250 cash, balance $60 month buys this modern. single flat; = Al condition: 2-car garage. Realty. 809 Chestnut. Gartielé 4779. BURD. 1393-1395—-4- 4 large rooms, hewly papered: all in geod condi- rented: $13,000; small owner LARA. 1485—Very desirable. 4 and 5 room single flat. bath, gas. electricity : = Me ony possession to 1] of & R. G SCOTT. 800 ALAMO, room: easy te Chestnut. double | 2-car brick GArtfieid baths. and 6 roo hot-water heat; > ares for quick furnace, tile all in first-clam condition; lot 30x125; Bimsectiocy $9950 oaaan na 6 rooms: price reasonable. Box x 386, Post-Di tch. 99 th. Ww WELLS. mS a 0 nele 5 and 6 rooms. ae AV. yt or HOICE FOUR-FAMILY FLAT rion bath gan eleerig euch. SELL hot-water * Call For tile conven- 21M. |- hard- | | porches, ' |} @ real bargain: Separate furnaces, Cars: to $10. 500. HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER RX. EB. CO. OWNER SAYS SELL 49°20 PAGE BOULEVARD Single flat of 5 and 6 rooms, tile baths. frame garage for 2 rents $1260 per year: price reduced COOK. 3412—7 rooms: . E. KAIME & BRO. RS 5 7th. SEVENTH, 1328 S.—ll-oeml SAVINGS TRUST CO. 491 7z $500 cma balance eS room residence at 3034 SAVINGS TRUS DESIRABLE ; = Shelby electric. price : terme. __KORTE, 110 N. ‘Sth. North 2426—7. lot 25x20: further particulars. OHN W. GIBSON COLEMAN. residence: J y MAin 2521. it GRAND AND 8 ¥; a N, ar 8-room dwe a y torna chea FOrest 9244. . =s KOSSUTH. $903—Vacant

75 Cote Brilliante: PPRINBERG & 3 & JON 75 Vally: bargain: r aie new. modern 9-room cut in half: eta i Par ance terms. Sunday. |S¢eD HOME AT 4719 Hammett pi.: 4-car garage: lot 50x1 » N-TAY 4472 © In Blessed Sacra r 4946 Wabada: 10- dence, tile a stri MACER-GHIC'B a31 NE OF 3 E CAST ON snnavE . A home yeu ve bat tile je . oe gg Re ee Near meer So ee pu Engelbert's Church. Dp , L519. South ARSENAL. 3451— ome end bath AL sitet bah LA , E WILL tiful "“Sreoms resi heat. 2 bati is ~ a . +s Sarage; lot 75x15 Jrives & WILL C. WISSMA ind for §-room bungal hotties be stu NDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1927. RESIDENCES : FOR SALE South 3a1i1—?7-roor th furnace. w as Za. . IcUT. Riwo0d floors, bath, t-ciass eonditi on: ? ; &= PReapect U1LUS, ie} 3 KRELL, | —7 ER PLACE RESIDENCE. 7 rooms. strict : mod- #9 | Dover piace, oa wont, ee root: a rea! racca, awe CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. : (21 S. Grand. LAciede JOSU-41. 2 2 . PL. ~. J8xx—Im ‘Holly Mills: DERE modern: 7 and sul loom: Kan | ess hed: iateet cols enieDces. aRODAL i) & 2V¢eLLern%,-unang 0157. aD. =00— reoms. oda epir hn arage. price right. See owner. 3949 FLAD you want a real home at a this Rey 7-Toom a residence : sicam ' Sherman and st. Margaret's. ats "§ ~! vagina dR. Re | co., ciede_- = 7 HALLIDAY AVE cad splendid Y-room and reception hall dence, strictly modern, in the best of dition; gti Beat, “Car garage; @ {ine ROETIGERK-MASEK =e CO, 8 ’ by room Fy ore 23 Fmam: E Se RY. 3737—Make me an Offer. oe 456 De Lusser st. Mobi buchanan, id _ , "Os." 2006 LAFAYE AY Blu RESIDENCE BA CO... INC ~ 2609 peo Av. OVEN ane CH Mibe a IDEAL Lot 660x150; — iawn and. ——. Attention 9238 ¢ SOUTHWEST 309 & Kineshiehw. G SOUTH SIDE HOME Ss 00d condition: price KE & BRO. REAL BARGAIN p noe teemeds wnstaire : Surn : furnace; * Good Homes at Low Prices’”

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FOR SALE) RESIDENCES FOR sap=iiie oe ectoser 30.1927, __ "700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Per sonal Property and Real Estate L Busi st.L0uUls = 1B R SATE BE =. a pe oans; Dusiness Chan ces, Wanted and F | For Sale Ads Today. PO8T- DISPATCH, ‘ ESTMENT ) B E T T E = = | ITURE a Ss ~ South — | ] R “4 —————— ow es South — West West Ss, 210 W : . ¢ 4 §). U.. GArfield 3165 room brick home: tile | must leave city; hest neighborhood: newly RESIDENCE Weet End: a ee ost mores and 3 ¥.: 10 furnished q curace; str ; : vo «Ss V ; rooms. Strictly nos. street and alley made; splendid baths. 2 large. screened POMbeNT. f60is fone cost: o cent boone: arent hie, $22,000. 1. $0 Gall besetitl nee Weirkery &UWainkery Realky Ca OLIVE ST. \ IDEN ING ‘ 6 immediately; Lot 500x132 yest ot oe ws — tag ge price $8750. GLICK. Real- heat; a-car ao harake; Owner says sell; | €UVironment for children. Lady of Lourdes O00. RESIDENCES FOR SALE a — SALE TY ALE| LO SALE— —___—_— RESIDENCES FOR SALE ~ ) BUSINESS ESS PROPERT FOR S TS FOR VACANT > 5-7 room fiat | eee GT Soli room Ue | W—S0x135; $18 foot. Bar- YOU; first deed of Be. N "floors. bath. fu rnace, 3-ca Pa _NE AR GRAND BL. ‘HOU SE—Be by South | gain. GRand 8830. : .. sax 7006 e r ga- 4 autitul West End home; well | RESIDENCE — 8 rooms: modern; brick; + OU ee eae eee alt and areata? el feawonaig, | uage Pray Owe, ake BRENTMOOR HOME pe yg Centra 7 — - Sa sis, Ros; ect « (c) vat he Be weer floors. hot . : pe SE. LOUIS. AT ATTRACTIVE PRI Me pOVER PLACE RESIDENCE. _ wonderful condition; Jot “65x1 25: a gy nl re sardwood floors.) beautiful 9-room brick residence: 2 baths, | “O44 Northmoor Dr. PArkview 3844. . : make offer: 2 as Dover place, ; ed shades 2-car garage. 7) hardwood floors, 3-car garage: nice lawn Unexpectedly transferred, owner desires of trust ates oi | GIRALDIN B “4 plate Tr oof: a redf home: 3 garag location for doctor or studio; price $17,000 | ov 9 6 Jee + R Us. " CHRISLIAN BRINKOP y 2309 SOU TH WEST REALTY €o.. ~ TT Bos G-213. J Box R-188. Post-Dispatch. (G2) | large rooms, sun parior: every modern fea- . 809 Chestnut, GArfield 4779-4710. of Mwing. « lat, $9500. REAL ESTATE co, . jm BY pat St on af Acide t0s0-4 1. SUAS ETAT G :Rand 7521. (c) | KENSINGTON, sis rooms. ROMAINE PL.. 5850—9 rooms, hot-water | ‘Ure. surrounded by beautiful oaks. Fine That W ill Please BUSINESS PROPERTY —1501-3, S Tenth ON Sth se Garfield O42, condition: a- | “PJEDET oF ~ apedlel Oily ills . ’ t 29 str K a Ss se re le, PRospect | (es = i =. ad modern: ¢ abd sun 100m: ga- | _ LIST OF ors. 822 Chestnut. reduced to Mr. ¢ Kru | School and public school. (c8&3) p:. = CHIPPEWA, 2836—Storp and flat above. a with 25-foot lot on side; elso candy and | CER d0sx--30 tee ~ = Took Te ig: SBE NS BEI AOE REE LN At IIOP IE OLE LOGE EE in, SANGRE, On OE ane OnE a | . . cay UnLLor,-Gantand O15 ®u lor rest S762. (¢) how in Derfect , : D&@ 4U4 O7. | 4022 FI 8 n parlor: | : ‘on. at 200—7 Tooms, modern, sleeping | aa Wa, SToum cozy home with of beautiful homes: 6 rooms. breakfae. 64835 Wydown. near Un fast room, 3 baths, oil burner; : . TRY : nent 44800 1227 SHAWMUT “**+eee Stan & wAL arage: price right. See owner. | te rues tut SUx1 20; 31+, 000, 8-roo d hard d room: very stylish: well-built home: gorane new, owner built: 10 rotmens 2 balers wonderful. rock home. sg re Set cee. on. J. McCAWLEY REALTY Co., 91—72 feet on Natural bri >; price in lien Ah ma | brick resid PLACE » a —_— AOAC . ti 52 ofa; modern Y-ruom house, in m residence; aradwoo in house: oil burner. ete.: open: $17.50 sun porch; built-in garage: moaern fea- xx Aberdeen: 8 rooms, bath; modern; TALS. Flora; | : : Mercantile Trust Company aa 2 | : mily flat. mod- ||] ber Goodfellow. and Sainoutheast ae 9512 HALLID AY AV | Bape porch, Siemans large living preyms, side : ' : . P ces SHAN “+ r epee Lt? org roome. the bath. | * COR ANEOS, RE, ALTOR, ee. ; ° aa at oti: “d | stock Cotes om lot. mr. Moniasee Hes; hardwood ||| and bath; new ¢i) 10 rooms ' 4026 Flora: beautiful high-grade b Sth and Locust Sts. CEntral 3700.| hardwood floors, 2-car garage: excellent | gh g. 35 Waterman; 8 rooms, 2 baths, hot- ‘FERSON, 2708-12 5.—Four atiached | STOCK-SCt . i ® roof. Price, 312.000 1 4 "4- splendid Y-room and reception hall with every saving convenier - 2. seca condition. (c) UNIVERSITY CITY “HOME.©~©-~——._:CYL[J Water heat, garage; modern; fine condition. brick residences; ideal "ten salesroun. LTY CO. 3862 ARSENAL—Beautiful 9.) Aemeememence, strictly modern, in the best of | 40gl Flone, tou gn gnience: 9 rooms. rT TAYLOR AND DELMAR. ' Stanford Av. Cor. of Mid] | dessin cen eee es ee | North ID Chestniu ast. residence, modern in every | Maettion; oil] heat, 2-car garage; a fine | sarge eae marten vt = paane: A 61 4522 Delmar. weat of Tayler: 8-room ; = heen 4 0 1dian sleeping porch, oil burner; garage for 3 cinberykWeinkersy Reolly Ga i ortnwest 00M FLAT. Price a os “SDect, * \garage; oil burner aioe? XX dwelling. in good condition. cheap for quick KE! iS, SUN PARLOR, GARAGE cars; lot 68x140; wonderful value. 809 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 477) 4710, ' ASHBY. 4941—Lot, 25x112%; all im- . WILL SACRI- 1206 OAKLEY PLACE room | 009 'R C one MASEK sconce? | CO., 4169 FLORA PL. 1ato Be sale. FUrest 9244. (c garage. ioe ae of 6 rooms, sunroom, 69xx Waterman; 10 rooms, 3 bathe; ———TEFFERSON AND RUSSELL | provements. 4043 Ashby. _ | dence; tile roof; garage: ‘be - Artield 36U0 N. 7th. | xtra well-built 10-room home; 5 bed- Kingsbury VERNON. 5364—12-room brick: garage: | hardwood 7h Biggs Ponta oF hot-water heat, | large lot; oil burner; Kelvinator; walls| oo03S" Jefferson. 2-famil is: 4-6 | LOTS—Near General Electric. 2700 ; open for in- || situated on ea AB, tage beay x ARTF ORD—MODERN RESIDENCE rooms and tiled bathroom; oil burner; 2- 60x125 with furnature: some nience: nearin FB gt every conve- | Caovased: garage. roms, baths, furnace: wonderful, business felio Apply Pine | street, "7 rooms, sleeping porch; 2-Car garage: | car brick garage: lot 50x172 boarders over $500 month: $* aS, | sult you: inspect sabretion; will iinish to 6955 Waterman: 10 rooms, 3 baths; lot location. See Mr. Canda, with J BU- vr. _ 5000 equity a r eatate 72° Chestnut. } 7 ; home: $9U00. EITZ, 725 Victoria The above homes are priced to eell. Choice residence in best location, Wash-| balance monthly. W, L. RONA ¥ 7 COR NWELL RE i 100x140; a high-grade home. RIAN, 4016 Chouteau. 64, 224x243 feet; Bellerive Acrea, ‘wate SELL. ae CLAYTON ROAD—8 rooms, : | d HENRY HIEMENZ k. CU., dew Heights; living room, dining room. | Chestnut Garfield 4 8941. COlfax 6313). QO., 111 N. 7th. 6625 Waterman; 9 rooms, 2 baths; 50- | ; SALLE 3001--Good corner store | ural Bridge rd. CAba 3885, vy. 4 rooms, a and || ateacthe wenn Practically 2 ® WickoRY. 37 737 a Make me an Offer. Mae | —CEutral 1370. 614 Chestnut. kitchen on first y eth © ene | WARNER, 7505— Beautiful. new Groen. LADY OF LOURDES PARISH none ie yen en nag 8 es - O athe to 5. buildin 2" t: terme, Shae 2071). | LO1—S8U-foot or will divide; west side price ee ee eecr » buchanan, 14. Lusser st.. Mobiie, lav UNTa modern, open tor lnspection ; 7236 Northmoor 4 j rner: ; F Ul---Here Astra av., North Point, Owner 6888 N. 9» 2 ' i * atory; also trunk and storage room on sh, $87.50 monthly hand) : r drive; lovely 6-room | water heat, oil burner; lot 100x14 ‘ Chestnut. Park—T-room on DRIVE, Pasadena gg = Ac) Southwest third floor: price right and terms satisfac- | = oo IN at pa ry — T O-room residence: hardwood floors, hot-water heat, 6249 Pershing;-10 rooms, 2 bathe: very a etore. x80 ay 5-room | Uston, . GLE—$10.500 ‘-room ngalow; oil = a 2006 LAFAYETTE AY. . tory for quick sal F : WASHINGTON, 490 Beautifu room | tile bath; side drive to garage: terms. desirab! bove; om i time advertised: jmenee TOT—5s50xlos: on Janet av.; “hlock bath. electric, 2-car garage; ost attractiy burner, = BIG KESIDENCE BARGAIN BANCROFT, 5222—Residence; five rooms | gion call pe ffic “ or card of admis- home. Suitable for roomers. EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, WILLIAMS & 6959 Pershing: 8 rooms breakfast in every res See this and call south of Florissant av.: will reason- MAin 4258 ss district, Price... “20m I i PGE INCOME ASSO Rie ~*~ daraaes th; hardwood floors; . furnace; | MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST COMPANY, yet anna a se Sh om ggair DS home, 7] _CALMER, INC., 817 Chestnut. room. 2 baths: oil heat Hay. RO EMOND. INC. Hiverside 1161 able. Box K-20], Post-Dispatch. 258. Sis s Be. MAi 64 > rooms, raekfast room an inclosed = faahir . 7 4 EAL ¥; : MILY. | 2B ett. i ~ bathe. 2 aaanoeh. 5-car JAS, 310 ST EMTER & Co., cEWIS oe ee ih sed Ems. peter) porch, 1 Donige aie vy Onin a 2 Exceptionally W ell Built Ri Bhi on ogg salar cadens’ am oni es > soe ir Ri South on: rent e a lot eavriant Ese pe Tagagiey vs . 2e; 2 toilets. gas, water heat. fruit cellar: 2- ‘ ; : : re; 25xl20; garage; a se) ° he $150 a Central 7 @eakis AACH Xk. CO., INC., 826 Chestnut, | BRADLEY, 6449—New 2-story Groom | —cOuvenlences; reasonable. {e) | car garage. brick: sacrifice at $16,300. nee te. enine of S roome and 2 sun 7 —/ rooms; hot-water | Cass condition. BRAUTIFUL Mississippi River AS. COOK. 3412—7Z rooms: all ns ———eee? | residence: modern: lot 50xi9¥: $7500, | LEWIS PL.. 4740—6 rooms. brick, wt JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut, | tile bath. slate roof. jane ie aaeae heat; price red anid | 3 GERFEN, Bf erin TE Aclede 8008. sale tor cash, very reasonable; Chestnut _st. x Fin. KAIME & BRO. RB. E.On ~ 2609 Louisiana Aly. cnena te BRADLEY AV. oo" fear are ee a Terms ; 6829 WATERMAN best section of Lewis pl.: a real bargain: S41 Clara; 8 rooms, bath; want offer: OBIO AND bf Northwest corner: | on Matte av.; hard road, electricity; 45 in: trade for| SAVINGS TR, Se RE MEAL SOUTH SIDE” Hohe 5 roel Meet set ON | 4449 LACLEDE OES a RMCE, MIGHT, | NENZLICK 1010 Creston “Chesinut 900, | P*4G0d ‘Nortiand:, 8 rooms, bath, not | CHAE TEA: warrens REALTY CO, | 7900. 135i 5. Breadwe eve : NGS RUST CO., 49 a x130; ‘tin lawn and o . | i is WOR onge ; ik ——>- 7.7 — | water heat: 2-car garage; splendid home. : BUILRNING — ) each; gas. ae $500 CASH. balance way aoe “ee Pear pe cae Beewe shade pron, MORRIS AACH 2 ced mn 996 Chestaut IMMEDIATE POSSESSION AE Bmore yg dang eng Be of . rooms: ‘Buy a Home Move Richt In 5149 Cabanne; 9 rooms, hot-water heat; — ME — oe dy corner. west = ohne eléctric, bok. $12 Pe * G46, ALT ade room residence at: uys , fo tters, hot-water heat; new — i eer ROOMS j NCEY P, HEATH C e 5 ‘OUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR | fine condition; garage stock, fixtures; ren saleeman at a78 : 2009 N pause ‘Rut ei eopper cu newly deco- ) : , HOT-WATERK HEAT CHAU ) ATH Co.. Garfie 1d 3165 oroed ri 800: ood b t SE ESTES N._ Union. | SAVINGS TRUST CO. 405 Hipaen Moped and paited inside and out: two | BRUNO. 6926—Sroom frame residence:| ATTRACTIVE PRICES BACY TENS, $500 yin You will find us ready to help you solve ya ‘cette: 0 seed ar: BUILDING FLAT DESIRABLE FoR He DELMAR & Sed porches: garage for B care: cless | ,™moderm: lot 97%x125; price $65UU; LEG L, ; buss cash and balance $50 per month | your home problem. Let us show you . Cn (ke rate : x 1025 Shelby ae t High School and grade schoo), | 4&t@-_Call_GRand_g14J. sc) RAND JONES, Ine. Us = 8-room ‘house, newly dicated nee | me Geeeptionss Verne Yuet bee cinbery SW ainkary ance terme: sce owner, 4023 D9" gash ~ bath Maes block from Compton car line, Owner | YEVONSHIRE, 6308—Modern % rooms,| Realtors. 102 N. 7th st. 7 634? . iumbing “Gecorated. new | Just phone MAin 1778. Terms to suit. | go9 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-4710, | ou Riverside 5454 ere mc ment: ; CHIFPE olenter, ag . Bene t fixtures, new plumbing Ae ) &. granitoid base- — [ez premises. Call Mr. C. Young, DElmar | —l28eect; buy from owner, (c3) | LEWIS PL... 39—Owner wants inimediate price $82 : — F. Ber fe d EVENTH, 1334-36 8.—Garage and stor ow, 4444—3/ Fj . ae WATERMAN DU BINSKY REALTY CoO.. CO. age building: lot 325x200: two atreet GRand 88: Lé OF a EH ii NES | r | : me aitacned: latest comyeniepces. 9 bawyye PLACE HOMES 6608 Ki STOCK- sort RLTY. CO.. “COltax ST51, | +s ~ suse Tpira:. 7 rooms. large aror: INS ury SAN BONITA, 6332 rie Pointe )—Locality Beautiful West End Home’”’ 615 West Polo drive: 8 rooms, break-| ice cream business; real money; make | Ariington. . COlfox ‘O260R. | dition, Price : FAMOUS. 6271-——7-room residence, modern, sale: price cut $2000: 11-room modern 826 Chestnat. North He. ELL R. E. We tte cana 2450. Owner. residence, 50-ft. double garage: for price 04 Wainwrigeht Bide. fronts. | ee 8 Wissmann. olly Wie: ag, aches n sian Y : ~ is Alin ) KINGSHIGHWAY, 5536 — 7J-rooms, anc other information. DElmar 3301W. : | P RIGE REDUCED Com an Ine. ‘eS + KAIME & BRO . B. CO.. | ¢lede 4042 m: rent $395 a COLEMAN, 2426— 00m 2-story ~- Se , 4307—6 rooms: attic: tile bath, bath, furnace, heuteaes ‘floors. $150u0 | LINDELL, 43xx—Modern residence. 100 ||} 10-room residence with 2 baths, |! | Dp y; De_ Menil Bldg. 7th and Pine ets. _ | j LOTS—Sev ral choice lot iS line residence: lot 2 ES : priced right, | e; hardwood floors: slate roof: Jot | cash. feet front: home and wonderful specula- hot-wat h h |. 7245 Maryland: 8-room brick residence: REALTORS, 610 _CHESTNUT. ane AND LAFAYETTE (northeast | “owner Rhy ‘ae ¢ Ann we South Side, Cail LAS. further part cular c . MULLIN-WALTERS REALTY Co. MARDELL, 6906 (Lindenwood)——5 rooms tion combined; $50.000. Fulenwider. ot-water heat, hardwood floors, 1 | Sun parlor and breakfast room; 2 baths on MAin 738. orner); 2 stores and J flats; all leased; ONCE, _hiverside GS0SW 55 ein 16 Chestnut st. MAin e401. GIBSON mas tr Co., = gf me . brick pogstence : hy ony gas. electric, furnace; 50x150; | GAtfleld 5749. brick garage for 2 cars, in Al | | | tached. floor; side drive: 2-car garage at- “Fine Home Specialists Since 1808.” investigaie this. “aos 2608" Siatvers cheap; oe RS —— = 7th st ip ; ymen own aance | shade, shrub, fruit; ' 18; leav ¢ \’ » : {) , r - » TL S PP “+ @ , : ry: Rou FLAT: 2554 Gone AND 8T LOUIS. "wonthly: bargain. Call 1610 Park, City; owner. u easy terms; leaving 3824 LINDELL BL. condition; heated by Nokol oil || | EASTON-TAYLOR TRUST CO., DEI. 0777, | — R 7 Weinbery EW sinherg Realty Ga Lot —30 feet — of Brannon av. con , 00: $9000; | raced by iomend: S-room dwelling, dam , , 8146 PORTIS—JUST LISTED MARMADUKE, 6700—7 rooms, bath. hot| Best speculation in St. Louis: millions ||| DUTBE? and Nokol for hot water. ||| OPEN FOR INSPECTION FINE HOME 808 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-4710. xi ob Vi 7 Zoe = BELLIS, | Porest 9246 — oo % fiwocd floors. sieam heat aid garage: | SICESSME REALTY Gor 3548 s Grang, |{2jimProvements in this’ district: ground | |-This house is of the best modern ||| WORTH $15.009—PRICE $12,500, SACRIFICED! REVENUE %2 | “3423 Miinols, » | STURSSEL RE 5 an@. | values advancing rapidly | 7505 Warner; 4 blocks south 7600 LOT—46xx bic pear construction and should be sold Clayton road: most beautiful. well located West of Skinker. in one of the very best _copuer, Missiasippt and Geyer: row 3 . "covhene’ Gites nak oe Sti - ; a * | | KOSSUTH. S003-—Vacant recidence. | 3 Og lg Rp de pe LAc. 0620 REBER, 5816—10 rooms, modern, ga- HERMAN TEGETHOFF. 4 all rove Fe 008 NEBRASKA AV. | tmmc—Dasement. made streets, terms __| __PArkview 0214. 1467 Evergreen. this week for the price we are ||| Groom residence in Westmoor Park; com- | Jocations in city: 1 . 3 baths. 4 7 {| lavatories. built of stone age to/money maker. Always rented. coe 9500 thie like new, | founds _ Park; = 1? — N Tk made _stre ENCE OOS NE DRASKA AV. | RESIDENCE—Well-built ‘/-room house; | MAPLE AV. 6400 BLOCK—11-room mod- ||| offering. noted _to_move_ini pay like rent. match: unless you are capable of judging | WM. E. WRISBERG, 3204 8. Grand. Tiaeks, south side . . * TT ING UNDER © Oxi NES, “= a rest S762. (¢) ’ e : -e] —@ ..6 large rooms, hardwood floors, bath, bath, ¢ es : lien sige | MP Mot-water hea at; 2-car garage; bargain buy. at eas, electric, furnace, garage; nice} em home: hot-water heat: 7 bedrooms, 2 A artmen - Mac : east : : ge te Tar 167. FOSKIN-CABBERT-SLAT. ell E EDE a ER RE ALTY CO. PRos ect 1518. lot d2x186: a trees and ten; high rome. © Sollee: darKe rooms: copper gut- | Edward L. Bakewell Pp ent or Institution values and know a real bargain Re ou SELLING UNDER VALUE ent "location tbr or fat ope mnee: in Hi-Pomnte; a | LINCOLN, 4051—6-room brick re "mB BES Being too large for the] Catholic Church; 2 stret car lines; bargain | fine locatjon: splendid home; for big bar- S 118 N. 7th 8t. P Seserece floors throughout; lot 72x200; $500 BUYS 2 sate ‘ vate, * fine location; secure in- R ALT So. $40 monthly. 3 hs; 50 a * | Dost-D GArfield 5555 MENAMY WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut, cHestnnt 6900 ~ » ee : ; he SOUTHWEST, 6526—46- oom fr i st-Dispatch. » |'WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnu estn z15 EASTON. PAUL J. JARZEMSKY. REAL GROVE. Distikic® | 50) e: t * lot 42x | 5373 MAPLE—OWNER vi YN : 000 Dy. “AND PAGE 1502 St. Louis. TY ier 0439 TOR. | "| GRA) Or will trade for a 4 lis. a ogg yon many Cs Al dlr pe SAYS SELL AT ONCE Yy G Cit WE ~ T GA i EK 329—Modern DON a MISS THIS BARGAIN E ] +r R id RENT $isea— PRICE : $12,000 : $210: LINTO te jaa? rooms, o0-foo§ Jot in Webster. Box W-282, Post-Dispatch terms; for appointment call South- . , 5741 Wells av.; this well-built home, 7 Xclusive esiaence Southeast corner Geyer an 10th; store - hardwood ketenes. 08 s fete Webster ——pa 1 3733-8 rooms. bath. furnace: ip Bl wie to previous sale, tne CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CoO., GArf. 3165 CALMER, INC... 817 Chest ae yg tegen hogs Me a oe DONALD, CARA SN FACTO YY seo ot ome PENROSE, Ti RLTY. CO., COlfax 2819, a SECBALD ee a wee at the cont J2 family apartment building RESIDENCE—10 ROOMS Car garage; offered at very at- ; = beautifully landscaped with highly-devel- 2637 Hicko dot runs from LUP A Ss 1437—C a . : 2 — | Chippew “ , : * ro .|_ electric; real Some in’ make off 6 eg gn 5061 MAPLE tractive price by owner for 5070 Minerva; — residence 9 to be free from smoke and noise, however, Realtor oot EICHENSER, 901 Chestnut. M Ain fer rooms; good condition; cheap. LAciedé/cent rented. Apply 4511 S. Kingshigh- Ni ick sal altor, _ Bank of Commerce Bidg. Cases let Park; will sacrifice for IGE, BEAUTIFUL SULLIVAN, 3219—10 rooms, ~ § lilo way, (c7) Secmenh nesge of 19 rooms, hardwood floors, | QUICK Sale. Cc. |__ 2Car garage; price $775 Has garage with living quarters, conserva- aioe STORD ATION, sale. h, i ae batiis, strictly soudere, ae 3229—7 tater steaus EAR BUS LINE ANDERSON STOCKS ORR for 3 cars. 6037 WESTMINSTER PL. ”_ UNION-EASTON TRUST COMPANY tory, hot frames, tool house, etc. For 4445 Gravois; there is no shoe store for satetne aah HILLS TY co., ienbenle seen # ae BUERMANN. A modern 7-room residence with tile | 5325 Easton FOrest 1370 | further particulars apply blocks around this location; rent or lease ide_ 4406. c LL _C. WISSMATH, Lindell ee s MATH, LINDELL 0377. | good condition; bath, —— hardwood PE Ps = 7 1 at reasonable price. Riverside op SAVE YOURSELF” ELD O378 TAYLOR, 48531 N .—7-room Serkhaenae _ Victor. Sen home, 8 rooms, made; two-Car garage: D x165: street D008 |] MAPLE AV ENUE oe ‘ee oR s — sale. — 4 . COlfax 2314. 3119 aa, “a> Bivd. ° os D INCONV Bessburs Re ; SINSTECT geen | hot-water heat, 2-car price $7500. SOUTHWEST RLTY. Lot 100x155: 3-story stucco. 14 rooms: | A G BLANKE EK. E CO. 11 Chestnut. OWNER LEAVING CITY OWNER NEEDS WONDERFU'., CHANCE—ROOMING jit ons - ve; 0 wane VERSITY & Aaa rches, Eight rooms, bath. electric, steam RGINIA, 2346— rooms, _ bath. fur- New 2- Story, 6- Room House cation; tile bath. hardwood floors, hot- 5297 Ww \ : ys n Corner of De Giverville: has 8 rooms, |. MENTS, UR water heat; 4-car garage and driveway: 4 estminster \ hot-water heat. etc. 7405 MARYLAND AYV. ee, ome above: a bargain — ain = P ER eit co 3621 8. Grand. Ls mEr 3. 0: 62 5347 Cabanne; brick building; 14 rooms: | 8¢¢_it. don’t answer. Box W-328. P-D../ southeast corner Blaine and Thurman: . Barcain for bath, furnace, garage; $5800: $300 4 inen mM, wile tt bet for quick sale. Box N-52, Post-Dispatch. | &4in and terms write owner. Box W-222, McMENAMY R. E. CO., 1308 N. Grand. PS om See see. DO . Soore “Water av. waragce. . McD ¥ room bungalow in nice neighborhood, $6000: 3 baths. hot-water heat, very LDE Se ee | and 5 flats; nice, clean property; make south eee ESSELL, 1861—5 rooms, bath: newly | Gand 7531, it is going to be sold at a right : 7 855 ¥ sleeping porch, single bath, 2-|euGeNz J. ALTHEIMER, WILLIAMS & OWNER MUST SELL oped parks. Located sufficiently far west | to LaSalle). building, Lot 7 OLLY 7 rooms, bath, ’ RUSSELL, 4001—Corner residence: nine/ flat as part pavesens no cash: 10U per > be 1 . Lasalle. meg irr highwa 8. W.. G0x170, “4 rooms; eel, Po fine condition; | only 30 minutes from downtown district. (c) west. C carage: lot 75x16; side drive; big b ’ oo ie ae garage; bargai 6978 Otestha: 5-room frame home: in Realtors, 808 Chestnut. MAin 4593. ; Sennen catenin ct bath, new furnace, hardwood floors, P+ RES Y MORESI-PRANGE & CO., or sel d- SIDENCE BARGAIN 1 0616 NTS—BARGAINS good as new: owner on place Ze mardwood floors ei 2 PETROWSKY,. 1318 S. 7th. CO.. 2309 ‘Ss _ Kingshighway. ideal rooming-house arrangement and lo- | — 401 LAUREL. JUST COMPLETED 174% NICHOLSON PL. well built, 4-car brick oni te . Rarage, $7 OU. erme,” 3 SEL TY CU., $548 S, Grand. 1715 Folk: lot "45x100: all modern con- | owner occupies. HILIP H. LENZ & SON. Realtors This house of 8 rooms-and 2 baths has | frontage, bargain: easy term ' 624 Chestn : Part / = ; % ; ; veniences, hardwood floors, electric fix- JOHN s. BLAK e Very nicely furnished 8-room side en- | 5 FEDE eos) KORTE, 11g. *y' 8th. MAin 425 . = 6- Naty taidenees haravood Dinas tures, concrete basement, furnace. best of MARYLAND TER pee ERS Chestnut, trance home. including garage: opposite wil Wainw>ight Bice: GArtield 4555. tile walls ih kitchen, Craftex decorations: | PRospect a at Gravole._(c) Me melltee bot-water heat 2. Se garage. For price. | SepnO an ee ptront driveway: price | “wonderful h suitable for any’ man | te, ary Institute: can be bad for one Physician’s Ideal Home g-car heated garage: lot 75%200: open, RS it heas. nad. $107 50. ame 3920 Sul livan. , Aaa =. BERG. 3: 3:2 04 “af sage >i! 20. can be bought with as little as with money: ~~ ye = abie for any mal! year from any time. For price and par- HERE IS A BARG IN DA Southwese DY me tee OWNER SAYS : : ; ? : srand. S700 cash and $35 monthly payments, 2 erty. SCH re Eey ange for other prop- | ticulare see us. Southeast corner Pershing and Euclid, A 3331-33 Rutger st.. CoO. | WILL POSTITIVEL y Ja -— oo SERIDERTE CHEAP. blocks west of Big Bend Road and y Chestnut. -NKER REALTY CO., 909 ALBERT T. TERRY & CO... 823 Chestnut. 14 rooms, 2 baths, 3 toilets, ve choice 7230 Lindell: new 7-room residence: va- j}on corner, containin . GS Dale. 115" to $2 T ms; good buy. blocks north of Manchester: a real buy: PPE tad Ai 1h"! ee ooo, | corner for Doctor’s home with of af Ag cant; beautifully decorated: hot-water | concrete floor: aining 6100 for poe tur- gre gore aut Dale, ~K. 270 per eats ing J. P. 0 elecsric, FLAT en rooms an? sun room: hot-wate 4 ‘See 1840. Victor: 10 roo peat. oil burner, 2-car brick Rarage: al DERER REALTY CO. PHospect 1520 | must be seen to be appreciated. MARYLAND, 7274—New residence: just | /| nection. Would consider leasing re-iheat weather strips. gas logs: 1 ock > and 6 room sin. | lot; near grade and high school. It awin ) REAL HOME TOWER GROVE HEIGHTS DUBINSKY REALTY CO., nace completed: .¢ ‘ome, i || sponsible tenant. from Washington University; other schools | MARTIN & BREITT, 1119 Chemical Bid aN ees, terms; price | 3926A Sullivan. Phoue Riverside 250850 Hampurey, 36xx. 7 rooms, and 2 sun 204 Wainwright Bld he rlors. Up-to-date. For information ca rac ive ric Residence at | JOW CASH PAY MENT ospect 388°. 4970 Loughb h: ¢C | | eae eee boot Michigan av.: corner store. 5-1 2 * ° 'WUST BE SOLD ON ACCOUNT DEATH gadorough. constructed of matt PAR , - ! WH uses, D close to SH $200 cash will buy 9-room residence Mt te soiy 0 seiine — aoeenhne brick, with terraced lawn: 3 large, light SD 7052 MARY LAND BARGAIN BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE ro BEYFA REALTY ©0.° ae oom rooms first floor: 2 rooms and tile bath é' CORNER BUILDING with 2 stores and | JEfferson 8892. 3540 Olive st. r ; flats abo Good location. Will ex- STO FLAT AND & \URANT change. Owner, 3615 Page. (¢) 1724-30 SOUTH STH ST Corner Lafayette and 8th. Soft drink Central rlor with restaurant, two meeting halls, ene mere 15 rooms and bath, 2-car garage, tine ib- BROADWAY, 1945-47 eo i invest- ment. For price and iculars see FEDERER RBALTY CO., PRospect 1519. Coan Green, NORTH ST. POUIs TRUST SPLENDID INVESTMENT ‘ i | i — le flat at | bath, electri andy . ii] ROC ath c and furnace, d | house: ty condition; make offer. LA-| second {loor: hardwood floors: hot-air Side entrance home: big living room Two beautiful, spacious, 8-room resi- ie 1 5861 DE GIVERVILLE ; : M. ROD. | brick building, at a bargain price. Look 953: 6179.” (c65) | at 3200 N. Newstead. or the one | @ heat: also 2-car garage with side driveway; | 2®foss front: dining room, kitchen, maid's dences, with t tile bath ie | : ‘ . = OVELY HOME—mgE TODAY, street and alley p: ved; w Toom on first floor: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, : WO Sle DALE, SWO-COF ga: | Nine rooms, bath. y Ly owner. wants cash rages, hot-water heat, hardwood floors, | , Oil heater. i ’ WN WHYnAn ge Rai gag Be y 1. a 3816 Castleman: best buy in 9- -room offer for his eq sleeping porch On second floor: side drive: . | = hardwood floors, tile bath, fur- YE Lae EARICKSON & CO., INC., Karage: price cut $2500: open today oil burners, Frigidaires, hot-water || | Garage. BER ZT RRY & CO,. 823 Chestnut, See this today. Immediate posses- ind 6& room fiat: | for particulars. 3 finte sale MUST BE SOLD © Bengel-Weber, 3539 S. Grand. LAclede 9543 | 22=>S—P#0adway. 5001 Gravole. | Ale) 2 Chestnut. ||) heater, decorated copper screens, shades. | ||| 5:5 ’ M MODERN A W Maryland Terrace Home weather-stripped. These hoses are | . M H. RODEMYER & CO est Owner does not want to advertise his | just completed and open for inspection. || | 109 N sth St MAin 4124 sale. | §22 Chestnut. ae 9-ROO A P RICE REDUCED 3 393) Castleman; excellent coudRion: partment 58 Greer; 7 rooms: al] convenience 5 ewher wants to move out and will sell at AMHERST. 6939 (University City)——Mod-| Rome. but if you want an honestly built . - hot-water OUTEA 771—Sto sell or trade; a00e-e 06. 10 8. Broadway: 8 stores 44 ~es: Be baths each. com- | lot 35x145 "E+ price for quick sale. Inspect today. ern 8-room home; convenient to scboo}: ; , i and ious to sell at | EASTON-TAYLOR TRUST C nl. P LUPKEK-ACKEX, Realtors. GArfield 8305, | leaving city: will consider anv reasonable 4 rete: WEST PIN SST PINE. 4465— oms, 6 rooms u re3 baths; $8000. ; flate also 2-story brick in rear; lot RUST CODE . REAL BUY offer. Phone PArkview 3664. (c) ; -| rooms, oo ally heat gg Bom oil || 3 anaes 8 "7 9) 50x150. ) STEPHEN 84 , G25 Chesteas. owner, Ist floor —$ 2450, 8 | DICKSON AND GLASGOW NOEL ie) 3 Six rooms, bath; one block to Man-| ARLINGTON. 1367—8 rooms. reception ‘o> ‘|}burner and water heater, large garage: | | m4 K At — AK ‘LAT __ Northwest _@hester car; $500 cash to — your | hall: tile bath: l-car garage: at a rea) Eien ER. poarid WILLIA AMS & | jot mg gh price $19,800; easy. terms. | | Residence For Sale 3 stores, 4 flats, all leased; will trade. B KERS, ATTENTION! 2701 ARLINGTON AY. E Spportunity to eave. rent money. ut 6900 | R&eain- JICKLIDER 1. E. CO.. 5405 | MINERVA. 60d0—Modem BLOOM DAC | qth: GROEBL, Realtor, 723 Chestnut. “Uo oes ol ‘O.. yay oat built, 7 rooms, bath, all modera; a EN ——— ——— its Sdi residence: 4 bedrooms 2d floor: close to| VEST PINE. 4003—12-room brick: with | || Parkview; Want Offer inbery & Reulty Ga : ss J sy_ terms. 5634 BARTMER churches and schools: $7950. Ea some Be50" hey tm Tih BuO aig 3 | : rs ™ ticulars. “SEE Two lots PAUL J. JARZEMSKY. REALTO ONALD 791 Chest aiehe 48941. ||| WATERMAN, 6375—Living room, ||| 808 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-4710, CHRISTIAN BRINKOP | EB. CO.. want a Darsain OP 2 Tv d S SELL ASHLAND: S905 tase —— _— q farage. ea ngE PRICED TO SELL 1502 St. Louis. TYier 0439 Chesinut. | Treg EV ABD sene | siettiehentths Mem buld sarane: cent SORE MDE Meher, S590 S. Grand. LAc, 9042, |, Dandy pedeice, tytn on Mauls | 50es_MINERVA—MODERN” RESIDENCE | SOM‘ 0313). CR ee ret bedsoooe acai ||| bumnese, property: “reat $2560; consider Butcher, Bak CALA a arage for 3 " a , Aut 1827 S. Sth: 9-room brick residence; 2 | >¥ stn: © a PRANG beeen ee sare. barleod Tas ned Senninn 3/10 WEST PINE—BARGAIN ception hall, first floor; 4 a and reasonable offer. FOrest 3402J. Grocer, Bute wg peg ave.: ‘hana + price reduced a ell built 7 Tooms, bath. 0m, pBaihs, stove heat SO. income $75 | —COlfax 2314 - )_N. Grand bl. vase eek, we Stl Saree attachment; tiled | hes a erat fettne ind portunity. KAMP: Bemewmgre ad orgy en agent the gg emmy Re ge Be ~~ mg remingge Fw. 1339-41 oa 1334-36-40 St. Anges:| COMMERCIAL—VACA anne Blong acmed | Ber month. This building can be remod- | BAYARD, 910—5 ey furnace and ga- ott meet Dann i FOR VICK SALE. 105 N. ith st. GArfield ield $342 | eee a Morgan street widening; an ideal location. Families; “selling ou Oe ee sont beninning 245 iB ts 5o Se oO 4% R. i 3 Co., sell; will tr. 1 b al or ; MAin 1224. room fiat. = eee Sey 7 into a flat; price only $5000. SOUTH- | rage; lot 25x172; good neighborhood’ MORRIS AACH R. CO., INC HIGH-CLASS RESIDENCE. ) . a i 2309 S. Kingshighway. 26 Chestnut. G , . tH 0 per aone iC yibis or SOLD Jos, EF: Dickmenn B. E. Co. 623 | A er = : (c) 900 BOLAND. Ds x 417 MISSION COURT 1o S88 Ravmond very low: terms. ||| O. J. MeCAWLEY B. E. CO. Weinkery &cinkergy Really Gy | 0.0 NS STHANZ, 1105 Chestnut st. | fron can’ sel 9152 LOTUS AV. | ~ ONE SOL QUICK A very unique and unusual residence of FEINBERG & JONES, REALTORS, seis 809 CDESTNUT._ GARFIELD 4773-4710, | ~~ USINESS CORNER cellent loctio a any 3 TO 6. AS $20 Anyg Ra sgt PS | ng oh RR onrk “PRICE $16,500. TORS Bie 909 N. Union ||} (©, C, ESPENSCHIED STORES AND FLAT BARGAIN os 5 st Suctae euethonmn tonenens | Se one oc west o s nish architecture: abso- MON ‘e 's oe + eming an pring, u 1 block east of Hanley rd.. % block EY MAKER ROO MING HOUSE | 60. | INCOME, $1920 6 PER ' Santas ies : splendid building containing 2 stores and 2305 80 ene pa Sat of FIRST CLASS CONDITION : $2 | ee Seterens than. th » rs m, Southwest corne es Cweesy wago wner will séil business Pah . : eth. Only $2750: 2- | lutely eren an the average home: 13 reoms, at Kin ge. | || MAin 281% 22 fla room oom; garage ter heat; all inp eer e af ee: ant eee m brick residence; bath, elec- | @ ALBERT G BLANKE KE 0 dining rooms "kitchen. + ae hall and | For. light housekeeping: “b building’ 812. 080: i Ae AAD | os ee a on ronts wagon shed: owner will, ne on g woop od. basement; fine for rooming house; | ,,, ALBERT G. AN i C0. lavatory; second floor, 3 bedrooms and | y. FEINBERG & JONES K | big proposition for the right man: fronts | and ree Ry ill sell busin Ain : 7il Chestnut. | FOrest 8762. 909 se Bagg " (¢) 7 62 fect on Cass by i30 on Cleary: 17 ten- | if so dered: $21.01 BUILDE | ROETTGER- MASEK REALTY. CO.. RS! INVESTORS! . btu garage: | church Pi ches, stfictly modern, new ha - | tiled bath; hot-water heat, tile roof, metal . 7th. 5280 ve feet, N. 8. Fyler through 3 blocks east of Watson floors first and second floors, 7 rooms, ‘tile 3 ain. tnut .E \OMING Hol | i. “Ww. Oth st. b dee * See this | » BLAKE & FRO... 815 Chestnut. | CABANNE, 5559 — 10 rooms. hot-water weather strips: gas water heater. sided ROOMING HOUSE BARGAIN, ii nts. + mney Te gy rag p lot. ¥ MING HOUSE io eteas aia. hardwood floors, Raraze. FOrest = 7 panes garage value’ to house ‘90: 6053 $0000. ll rvoms; modern; 4-car | || CINE HOMES OB SALE WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. CHestnut 6900. GArfield 3660 ; ut a RENTS 2640— 8900. : — - - , 00 Oo an nonest value in a super O- | Sarage. tf . Co ae J NJ 7 ca ear Lf Abia BE. on a — - 3668 Blaine’ 10 rooms, aranged forlight | CARPENTER PL.. (18—7-room brick, aig F open all day oy WENZLICK, ACK, 1010 Chestnut, CHestnut 6909 | || gg Aberdeen—8 rooms, 2-car garage. CORNER BUSINESS South Side Business ‘Corner gle Flats heat: extra building lot; bacrifice: 57h ping, with the abeve amount of | first-class comassion ; oil burner, hot-water| WALTER SCOTT CO. 805 CHESTNUT. CATHEDRAL PARISH SNAP. || 5679 Cabanne— room, garage. PROPERTY—$16, 500 AT A_ BARGAIN, DElonar 2314M. , . ; Mae oun lives there. — at this 35'1n- a wk, he wou 0 “4 splendid terms.| NEWBERRY TER.. 4573—10 rooms, mod- 4628 Maryland, 9-room house, hardwood ||| 5157 Cates—11 rooms, bath. j I excel. COR. LAP LY Hite AND OREGON. : When =i. make term Me fteeoe eatM ee = CAbany 69673 | ern: Al condition: vacant; bargain; only | floors, canvas walls, hot-water heat, two||| -... 9 wartford—7 rooms and bath, Income $222.50 per mont, .9.5 ‘ 0 MA —§ rooms, hot- water | = UNCEY P P, HEATH CO.’ GArfield 3165 | °r hae ~ ACK 330. g90 N $500 cash: open today. baths, tile floors, marble walls; lot 50x ||| 5806 DeGiverville—8 rooms, tile bath. lent shape: do yy OG Ok 7 ¥ co = Two-ory mn gt t 000 a ihbem uick enle. D — 3.ROOM HOUSE—$4100 CASH J. W. MACKELDEN, N. Grand. (c) NAERT. Riverside 3814. (c) | 176. Easy terms: owner will show. 1 56866 Julian—7 rooms, bath, garage. ble nd, MeCAW LE MAi ; 7 tTENRY R. WEISETS CO.. INC.. Mercantile Trust Company ont 55 «2936 Henrietta: bath. furnace; good con- CATES—Near singeniahway : 7-room rest- NEWBER] TER.. 45 32—9 rooms, hard- John_Grether & Co., 811 Int. Life Bl | 4538 Maryland—10 rooms, 2 baths. oT 8th and Chestnut. 8th and Locust Sts CEntral 3700 beautiful rea 4762 ~e coms and ‘hem 6@ition: easy monthly payments: $45. _ For aes ene, a new furnace: no | ood ors. bath 2-car garage. | $1000 “5g fl BUYS KINGSHIGHWAY || XxX Portland Place—12 rooms, 2 FOR SALE OR LEASE a real LAND terms to ron $2000 = tion. call GArtield 5603. SILV ER- | agents ar eee Pgh rer) (c) KNIC CKMEYER-FI LEER “RLTY. © I: a oie AND F he Oe RESIDEN ice, | baths. 3216 LOCUST 8S Grocery and Meat Market : age arge rooms; hot-water | | eS . ths, ss - . . . g ) XX Lenox Place——12 rooms, 3. ba Two-story building, 32100: big bar Building and Business West ORTH ST. LOU =_- TRUS J 2 Chestnut _£. = Splendid little 6-room house; hot-water Sr 4 R a ; —— @ : 551 NEWBE RY TERRACE. heat: two-car gara ice $8500: terms. : er : RE pOSS— corner lot : 7 5875 Cote Brilliante; eri gg : PAGE, 423 floor, 4700 NBERG & JON eAuTORs. _shields, 3-car brick Satege. price A. T. JOHNSON R. CO.. Title Guar. Bldg. | of eminent odnanher: mSR500 (c) | Water heat; bath; 2-car garage. Possession 719 CHESTNUT ST. consider 80 or ese Tro [GS IN $e F Dickmann BF. Co., 623 Chestnut, | CLARENDON, $10-—Modern ¢ rpoms, bar) PAGE. 5168 — Residence: #-room brick: JOHN“S. BLAKE & BRO.. 815 Chestnut, | ne EW REDDING 820 x. Grant, | on™ FRAN "SEBASTIAN, tdi enters Bar Hom Lik . : gain. Quick sale any modern: 2-car garage. See =: 4 PARISH : a beautiful, home: ere OLLY HILLS BARGAIN |DE GiveRVILLe, 6818—Mocern V-room |_ J. W. RELLER. 3525 N. Broadway. _, DANDY NEW RESIDENCE—OPEN FOK ERSON. 150812 N.—1 store, 4am: Laclede R114. 607 Hartford st. _ : 1 Tiosi8b; : 8818 BOWEN. and eunroom, hardwood floors. hot-water | PAGE. 4963—9 rooms. steam heat: 2-car ._ _ INSPECTION TODAY , Special Bargains t; electric $2600) cas rent $1320 OKE ZONE to paria of F _ @ rooms and breskfast room: hardwood | het. garage. CAbany_1993W garage: rent $100. _ 7037 Cornell: 8 rooms, 2 vitrolite baths, } |? mp g year: $7500 gy ALETO. West heat, th Nor r gine tile bath, hot-water heat, garage. | DELMAR. 3715—12-room residence. good eee ae & JONES. Onn Unio vapor heat, the newest and jatest improve: | | thet _TYler i DELMAR, 3858. TAR ESI In- alts tn bane . ; ; - an on premises 2 to 6. location for rooming house: rent reason- FOrest 876 2909 Union. | ments throughout; must see this wonder- BRIDGE, 422 Owner, 626 N. Spring. “4 A bn Pa te HOME | = ALTY CO., $04 Chestnut, | able, JACK ROUNBLATT REALTY +“? CERFES, Dt a tinenk st actate 9006. est nm oeluding a Store, tite 8 avove bard- ; yuic a ainwrie , > S. iH s : ae , 1“ leased af $75 et ee ae : so A REAL BARGAIN ~| DELMAR, 50494—6 large rooms, modern: PAR KVIEW $500 CASH BUYS VACANT HOUSE i] good bu siness corner, 100 per ; , = yale $21.0 » 1 block eat *, half: oie fies $2 ~ > 4021 1 Fiad: 7 rooms, tile bath. garage: put in Al condition. Call at 5075A Del- 1390 Burd, dandy building, & fine rooms ti '| good baller pre priced for out oale or trade al meets — building, , and % block ance COHEN, PArkview i 8h. «perfect condition: beautiful yard; trees mar. : hardwood floors. hot-water heat, brick ga- ||. ‘| on smaller as ore * an ae terms. ‘ RAY WIL Sunday. is * and shrubs: convenient churches, schools; | SHUCHART REALTY Co.. 814 Chestnut. rage, slate roof, everything modern and | || 8 ° On. 4 )-46 hree % id, ree, a T LOW PR! : $9000; open. Owner, ‘KIrkwood) DWELLING—9-room frame house; good sf to date. Don't miss seeing this; only | | | ye ge on we. on: flats above; building in rear, “Ti0xd0: 40 ee — ut. . GOOD HOME A : : Mcot) condition: large lot; nice neighborhood; $3 : month] SAMUEL LIEBERT, Room | | H R. Ww : ] Co Ine ! wil ve near ~| feet of vacant between factory buildin Hammett pl. room res b : : $8000. Hand 2941' (e) Waterman, 6376. Living-room, | 228.722. (, AP ory i enry €1seéis 7) ° lon yom. “OBERMEYER BRO., FOrest ond brick alley; concrete basements an 4-car ON TA’ lot boxia terms, oe 4q Contractor S Attention ENRIGHT. 4607—10 rooms, furnished: di i : ki h : j , a E. ELEGANT H HOME SNAP. Sth and Chestnut | heating plaht in. factory hee ae EASTON-TAYLOR TRUST CO.. DEL. a @6©—-—»-:s« 83.88 California: 6-room brick residence. $8250: cash bOO: terms: bargain. ining-room, kitchen, music room, Wonderful 10-room attractive home; | |! RAYMOND, 5024 $12 500 > ; ta tire propert ne deed of trust 4 years to “aw n av ye SE With tile bath. hardwood floors, hot-wa- ENRIGHT. 51S1—A fine O-room slate-root reception hall, ist floor; 4 bed- everything you want: extra large living ||! il rooms; hot-water heat; run: rente OTD. 9 50. will make easy terme vement. _ an 8] ed Ss t Pz on = oe heat and oil burner: on jot 55x125, a rellil ‘2a. beth tumeoh '- Seta . room, fireplace, hot-water heat, conserva- || x12 , ef scntiane exchange ae os 6 tet on - ay —— Die@SsS acramen /a 60th al) improvements. Also 2-story “brick rot ae gucae foo: . ae ad _ 2: rooms and sun room, 2 baths, 2nd / tory.’ sleeping porch. 2-car brick garage | || o0x 6115 1 || Post-Dispatch Washin ston or Deime sylvania oe owner. Rivon erside ee. +4 beautiful, Te ti) i} wit ace for four | hardwood first floor; strictly modern: 3- fl ; 2 with servants’ quarters: lot 250 feet deep. ||| Me :PHERSON, - . led 4048 oe: egg morn ae 0 ~ gt ee t alleys. | OF Fatane: $10.00 oer; 3 edrooms and bath, 3rd Make offer to close estate. 6006 Cabanne | | 7 rooms, bath, hot-water 25 AN EL R. EDDINS, “820 N. Grand i on ©, pot-water oe Na parase: 4 3 ee ee eee. ail wo Oo ETTGER-MASEK REALTY. co.. floor; hot water, heat; garage. i. Easy "terme: ope i'l} heat; lot 356x130. Northeast corner, consisting of 14,000 CoOT—tina Moorlands Fat an Waaead be seen to be apr appreciated. : @ SOUTHWEST REALTY CO GArfield SE" ar 19 N. 7th. _ ohn Grether & Co., “11 Int. Life Bldg, ||| PAGE,’ 556 square feet, suitable for garage oF light | @0xi37: 1 lock south of ‘busicet Wells- ain eiggbes® Owner wants offer, Kiver- BAYES oan EFFA ; Tt anos, > 2809 S. Kineshiehway. GRand and T5¥1_ (c) 5461 ENRIGH O J. McCawley Realty Co. ~~ BEAUTIFUL NEW RESIDENCE. i + tghge — — eMER. D UTTO Sar KEHLENBRINCK, terms. : nano orks sng ony . Se 8€68=6 SOUTH SIDE HOME STREAM TH aa Oo ap C. C. Espenschied 6 rooms; very modem; oll burner: ea- || 3’ : | ogee 14th, CEntral 235 F. “GROEB tor, 722 Chestnut. T ONE OF 3 E - = : GARAGE: CONVENIENT TO CARS, rage, ete.: price $17,500 for quick sale.|| 12 rooms, 2 baths, hot-water | NESS PROPERTY SAC RIFICED— 1463 UNION BL. 4210 SHREVE . ¢ bs seciae and Gurnee: a ho AND EMENTS, MAin 2813. Hiland 2260. | xo house priced thi s jow in this nelghbor- ||} heat; 2-story garage; 75x Northwest d Ia e will like. 5 Taree — pew papered and # eo we ov 8 f rent. JEffer- ag lot, stationary tubs, copper screens 701 Chestnut st. | oe : = 7 FOREST. “T054—Fi h re 7 rooms: | sell; "Bio © umes ee. NEW 6-ROOM HOME 10 82 paldi il located : ‘abundance Brit i, 201¢ . = o ° ng: : 35 hardwood: hot-wa erms. WENZLICK 1010 Chesinut. CHestnut thie ee ROR THMOOR DRIVE i «3 | in fn S Sa deer sen Opportunity for ve ra FORSYTHE. mL PINE. S71 Lares, ade Fo BUTE: | nara at eg Net estetbey ‘Meee: | = 2 | Satna ONIN TG — |= our egnyen vavresare 732 wil nado wart pay. New 2-story 6-room brick residence; Garfield ris. beautiful. fixtures, ete.; lot 40x160; brick ame nae which «we wurereciat lote for 5 or or eel. of Porarth. I Mee y ’ hardwood floors, tile bath, hot-water heat; ian dolees weed on | | Seer 'ye for par meat, dr driveway. Lot 40x150. ownkn® aS eRirce Guick sale w at i onl zone left. f age ; a ip > ater brick store stores pane Boe o ee omega Pee malaria OSE tain | BEY a . Hee esi Na & 31 i2 EN. Yo H OME : i ‘ : | : ~ 2B Besutiful. ° 9 wtenck aaa tee LL TRADE FOR BUNGALOW. . i ae: oil ony Bull» home, . 2 = a/ fi hot-water heat. garage. CORA. .Handsome S8-room resi- | ROAD i South DE : : 3 cars: ge # - ocation . ; t . | Corner Kirkwood tracks; ag 8 buildings and business for sale. gan: ~ a a Dave and Wells; ZO-foot lot. lot; choice |} oD me RESIDENCE—7 brick. ‘aode: tif _4 ? | rooms, sun Magd - —_ .defterson, | f owner wishes immediate . i furnace; across an yene euenges Us oot ! BATES PENNS LVANEA. northwest cor Evan & Bit op. col ts flats: lot 472150. street 0561. . hot-water ben t. American type ly. . s dri recep . thle bath. garacc: ted. ‘ if finis hardwood a wi ide drive ef cnvenien| sten District. STREETS OF FINE || || alley meade. " only $5150: rent $125: Bardwoo: lot 6 5 200; bargain | ‘ : —*s | ee - ola PO ana BI. E —1 yy ~ ¢] Elec week aff banter a1 fees | 3 ise RASS N. W. CO Seton rere nome; steam “heat: good condition: one BELLAS, REALTORS, GARFIELD 0578. O378. i od; 31 5 enxidence: bath. leetric: : pty pe nig & PAGE : of oderr ¢.| John's Hosnital, D Nine Rooms—Hot-Water Heat || . erton Bide. 7th and Pine. TT ; aUs SOLD. NC ne 7 4 tion] _ Excellent rooming house neighborhood. | 7-room University city hall. in : You can live i ry it and help pay for it out baths, hot- quick 1 | lot; asking $12,000; wan reasouable ' modern conveniences: os . ‘ . sage: GHAUNGEY B., KRATH. CO..GAntisld. 8165, he a te ey

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es-2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. OCTOBER 30, 97 a pres. _ x ie eS -.- OCTOBER 30, 1927. LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPY LOANS wots PERSONAL yRoe* th — : ~ = yo — — == 1 a ne . “LOANS . .»«§ REAL ESTATE LOANS & Bares oe e j ef saie* Box N-SH. Post-Dis. re it i nt «> FF rty ’ i. Phy f any important = YOU CAN BORROW Hie 1 q | Fep—owner 0 1. comanage | a AN! ing concern, T gai Be 5 %) 0 F NDS ae ererise. eT thei developenent reor- ” ee , +d financina ‘ rie mat yb Ade F, a Wid—About $3500, clear of debt. cae JAIRY ; : : i AN, . — » ' 104 oo ge gs eT te ef Gr ; improvements, tox R-160, Post-Dis. _ Mo. ACREAGE—A4lU acres. 114 miles from Fer- Morgan bi. to be made through . FARMS Wti—1I38. for bomes, cottages F. ARM—Arcadia, Mo. 120 acres: house.| guson: large frontage on two ficulars see | giving property two fronts; bargain a» | and flats cultivated: $2300: 40 | ripe for sunely ision. For particu _— ; 5 res quick sale, Firest 0244, MINTON, Title Guaranty Bldg. ‘a Bg $7 a “23 cultivated. 822 Ann. | GRAF ASE RLTY. CO.. Ferguson. Mo, — Month pbative. Mayton, just opposite entrance to Forest , * cvecrete . ; st way and river, - - outb Park: ~ a, reaevona bly, For informa eourl a. * RB * von R-195, P.-D FPARM—120 acres. near creek. chufch./ fruit trees; price $20. 000. tion. niust have ¢ e] g SoU THWEST REALTY CO, FARM Wtd—Will exchange my mode rn 9S Kineshighwayv. GRand 7521, (fc residence; state price. Box R-380, Poet- Se SK ingeig oa ean deen | Dispate hy 3 ——_' Want to hear frot n owner of IMP’°VED PROPERTY FOR SALE "rood wea ke gem otten, yeutee CORA ST. PROPE RTY liom DD. F. Rush. Minnear nolis, Minn. A cottegr. bungalow. «ingle and Spadie '. ARM Wtda.—5 to 40 acres. near city. } . rm | : oe ommi — jee red tape. Yo t th I school. store: fair improvements. G. H. | Kirkwood. Mo. Phone KIrkwood 953. (c) No endorsers—no commissions—no pe. u get the fu Se Pursley owner, Catawissa. Mo. Route 1./ HWELLING—6 rooms: 2 acres; electric | || amount you apply for. We can make you a loan the day applied for. No Bail = - irm or lndiv gy % 3 S ; (99) e: barn: inquiry of friends, neighbors or employer. al - — ance aid handle and Bn imo double garage jury | emme ann pac er . 0 Se rod ing grou FARM—Or exchange, 800 acres cut over) acre grapes. fruit trees and berries: ‘| We make you a loan on your own personal security such as furniture, victrola, |||! || : > “= presucms fal moe” box timber land in Carter County, Mo., 0M | to Catholic church and schools. For par-|/|||| piano and office or store fixtures. ai TEN . NU : reba State highway: for further mformation | ticulars see GRAF & CASE RLTY. ~ itil If it is not convenient for you to call at our office your tnquiry either by SEV ENTH AND CHESTNUT STS. ; , UF J eall GArfield 4394. (c7) | Ferruson. Mo. ieee Ts telephone or mail will meatitn our prompt attention. Such inquiry does not ("|| \* % mT geil excl ee or on ’ “ FARMS—3: one 12 acres on Hixhway 61; | AR: 25 acr and house, Natural | |! Obligate you in any wa aa oe . — Coat ilies wn — - ° ; ' U ~ oa also 70 acres. up-to-date farm: real bar- | d, MeMENAMY R. B. CO. | | HOME FIN ANCE SERVICE, INC. i ity! ~~ — ww —>, “" field = a ity un ' — 3x te AC ee een lt ate ett me gts pate fiat. Particulare at CO fax 8227 ; west: with improvements. eounth or south aon wy. (srandad, —_ Green. NORTH 8ST, LOUIS TRUST CO. orchard: must be reasonable rental. Phone | gains. Louis Timeus. 4908 Delmar. FOr- | ' t 1] : rohan . é é... oc > > Pe itt Rigi Ee BREMEN T—On “dow! wn corner: low | Riwerside 3618J. est 7377. FARM—7% acres. modern home, garage | || 5U 7_Louderman Bldg... S. W. Cor. 11th S: Locust. fae 3. lephone oR rticia 322 | - Bi .. me man manare a light mess cash price ’ iAR s. | Mus acres yultry. dairy i fruit | ‘ ») inquire Ritter’s Garage. - _= ¢ » ae = ree _ o “ 4 ~~ Soe es eng EM re $ ; t elegy 2 4 si " . . 4 ‘ o ee ae : i ree eee : scoala r 4 jie » wa ee . ns oF ™ SR Ie tne cnet a Py ep PN A, pot > AIM - =) : a ee + 4 ar ety awe b> oat awk - - t he od Tat? % =A . . Seiamaciiaati] be eae A ' er . “ - ; ? 7 “ oe , * nanite crate r ae an ae * meet Ae ~e — arya ‘ een we pi , . yee | ’ + 4 : 1 vim ra geet v wu > beg : T+ af fy " ‘ P ee ey . ee c oy at gethe 7. oy Bt Lee of — — ’ be ed ae ie wd Ce WIE e~ t je gi SypeetiQy ASEM Sis ETERS me pee n eer Se Pa & * z peat . v ‘ “ur PST x sh: : ‘4 eT ade a es ee IR ¥ s we ao taba wal a aud a r nationally tition. B wi ew Pi? are. A. So 5 a A aie eo 7 pot es el elie san cali prea nh 4 x ¥ ei iast aoe RES 5 Wid Trade Busi MT ort ” Hi “ig tie «t > eid Pag Ane m i 77 Aas 9 se eat one ae \F -_ a ~ we a~ '> . ee Pies Be . ~ ee roe £3 pit ey ile acta gee Re pe geese: te aed whe 08 > Nee en * Ne ln se re. ta ae me arrest wet pal 8 ATE. BROKERAGE CO. -° . ° ‘ n>; wi : J a gages: no agent: low commission rates ic*) DeSoto. Mo. block residence: cost $5000; beautiful coun- Al l QO | OANS : c : PT ; ? ; : Ss! a i . ' om . . See me at once if interested. J. Roger | trade for city income property. my eouity | and ternis on request M. M. Sheets. specialty at lowest rates in sums to guit. opportunity for « —_ * | ACREAGE—: 325 TO $1000 ; In _ Jefferson ic3) | in the 120-acre farm. 3% miles from | liamsville. Mo. |, ACREAGE—2 up-to-date countrv homes, 3 $29 ‘J. H. GUNDLACH & CO., 3615 N. Broad- FASTEST LOANER IN 8ST. LOUIS Hav ial ; ae Pe) ks. iL ¥. i5ua—T room “ingle fat: f Brighton. lil. This farm is in Al condi-| FaARM—135 acres. 25 miles west. near| city conveniences; acreage: fruit: near | Quick priv ate a. made in 5 minutes. way. Carl G. Stifel, president. (c99) Any amount: 5 and 5% per cent: quick trust hp ony , first @ - = ¥ ST A TE BROKERAGE CO. on the hall; lot 313140; quick sale ‘wanted. p Jover. —, en ues anda tb —sadingl - level. cultivated. | well mproved. clear. | Saat wick, Me, | e936" aa ist. ypen meni (c&) | specialty at lowest rates in sums to suit.| firm doing this: cume direct: low ve age $1000" to $10,000; — ; : . Cal) JEfferson 2378 tat bs = ch: ~ an utdbuildings in| DElmar 3313W. PArkview 0510, or write | COCOA, FLORIDA—1 have just purchased; ~ J. H. GUNDLACH & CO.. 3615 N. Broaad-| firsts and seconds; $100.000 a hans: d. | $500 Buys stablisl «! S : 7EpIN ore lig ht i By, h ts ee 4 — — Arthur Rieffer. 45 Lew 1s pl. , Ss. Louis. Mo. | four new 2-room and bath bungalows | MONEY TO LOAN i way. Carl G. Stifel. president. (e999) reliable fir m-°- established 36 ¥ : Es 3 . Two setinges: 3 nice pon aines htie (phone. This farm must be seen to be ap- acres: : | Shiver ssction: Gan” keeping Ome far at | To salaried people on collateral or two| MONEY LOANED on real estate: first | yqjpx Sy OW CORPORATION METHODS. can undoubtedly suit you, real estate low ef Business | sink, electric, gas, toilet; good condition: | preciated: can give immediate possession. ee Pe on oe reer’ ee cupaney and offering the others for gale co-makers:. low rates and seconds. Box R-371. Post-Dis. JOHN A. 2 Ss our exclusive ——— s | nage © infin mm 1% miles of Meramec River front: 6H | aa ant i oxida’ sORROW ERS’ LOAN CO. —- —_ = ; —— ‘ for our price list, as 2 Clearing orer 8 investment, $300 cash. $35 per | For informat ole A price and terms, Box gceres mn cultivation. balance fine timber: oF gs unfurnished or _ furnished: low | Room 415 70° Chestnut st. (c8) MONEY to gag e deeds of trust; BEFORE CLOSING Edward K. eae Hea ae ST ATE BROKERAGE CO. now renied for S00 per month. fair improvements good road. 3 miles @ vs and easy terms. Howard Conklin, small charge 306, Post-Dispatch. 7 Os mw. ° » JEtierson 0186. (c62) |GET OUR LIST of farms to trade for city. | eff of hiehwav 66. price $8500. C. E.} N. 2. | LOANS for immediate use tO parties tm- 7 - ~ 2 —. Z ad ene - Price Sov. . “| ONEY TO LOAN } | 7 A Tn A) 704 Chestnut s« see ; 34-5 Paul Brow A SALLE, $411—Nice 7-reom house: | J. W. KERR CO. 107 N. 9th. Lewis, Cuba, Mo. | VROPERTY—Mizht exchange: 100 acres| Ployed and furniture gy reasonae GOOD FIRST r ge; 1B CO and bath, big yare; jr ice bec ov; terms. | McGehee Land Co. Pine Biuff. Ark. acres in wonderful bottom land evca) SS t | yments. Vhy go dow “ntown ? VICINITY IMPROVED. JAS. C. MOR- MONEY ? oe 4 STAT E BROKERAC COlfax 5241. tc) | proposed Dixie Line: $100, $5 monthly. COMMU NITY RE. AL ESTATE a rm . .o « Be 3 ‘ = » - yA —pinhanvs, 3h ns sttegs dell asian nea celal setobin ibibo ne apne ‘ owteh 4 : « 4 : ‘ it - , ome Aone “ ~ eee ae 2. pen eae rseae a fee he ee ab phe . u _ we : i+ f *y Ss RE ie He Segeegs si hate «te Mans ae . 2750—R = S83; pric 34000; |Al Zimmerman, 1802 N. Sth et., Kansas | 925-31 Title Guaranty bie || MONEY—No delay: %S_ per cent interest.! of trust. South Side real estate. STUES- $1 ; - ¥ hay : | City, Kan, oie 1 oer oo Goals imeroved. siock | “Pinance Co.. room 226 N. E. cor, Grand {SEL REALTY CO. 2548 S Gread) ill First and Seeond Deeds b wet 4 BUSINES’ WANTED ~ it . a oe and St Louis av. Open Saturday Monday | MONEY TO LOAN on St. Louis improved | || ~ amount of loan , Pesuits obtain sed peo enfav a wea : ‘ . fi , and Thursday. 8 _p. mi. (eS) real estate: building loans; promp; service | Banking interest, quick service. gj. z EPSTEIN & SM : GA BONE “ ~ ae ——— and grain; good improvements: cultiva- H. KEMPF. 2814 Market. | Florida | tion, except 10 acres woodland: 12 miles | || | mt i ee ngred D . ,. $350 CASH es $2: — , Out; orchard; $90 per acre, part terms. {||| we»n ity Pa | MONEY TO LOAN— per cent per month JULIUS HALLER R. CO.. 807 Chestnnt. ai ROSENBERG BROS REALTORS 617 CH : 4 - rai + . SO ——— = 3017 HICKO 5-RUOM FRAME. _ FARM — Developers opportunity. 12,000| E. G. Davis,’ Real Estate, 301 S$. Main. }|| on your diamonds. watches or jewelry. | (6) | ? Chestnut st. GArtield 4570 — ‘ 17 fies: bargain price, with easy terms, Call hee ded. if you penta oe , Epa | FARM—160 acres, we!l improved. all un- || | 226.. N. Sth. xteund feor, MAm ped 'MONEY TO LOAN—City or county: low- | MONEY WANTED Cr a mr ee make offer, GARAGE—And filling wtati tation S : oo 5603. SILVERBLATT. 722 write ) conere “CAbene 271iM — | der fen: ie 1. = acres in cultivi gr pe ‘ At La Vy ful - MONEY TO LO AN | est rates: quick action. GArfieid 0594.| DEED OF TRUST—For sale: Al; need STOCK Te meses ‘National --- » close to St. ae wha . . 7 = - eorn, wihiea nN ciao and: st “har i ™ = " he 4a ey — pee : : Ww CASH AND £40 PER MONTH 00 ACRES finest orange. crapefrult water- | County. Mo.. pate Hint AE amy 40. 114 hours |/} ” . ae : Keane & | ranke, 1008 Chestrut. | Fm pg big discount. E. A. Stein. 5105 stock, paying good dividends, —~ oh ee J. Ww. ha 3139 Laclede; 10 rooms and shop; bar- — a a reread. and ot by auto. on two hard roads near river: at |}\/ Interest Rates Hi} | On ——, sp Se ne Rigg Sammy e | (eS0) | Fins? and seconds deeds of trust made; eve, Box R-176. Post-Dispate®. a E a in lighway, Lake County. Box YSyo, St. Lonis. | low price. Write or see pg ge 0 ee. _ MO'.EY TO LOAN—If Ses ar soa nggpte me Ps ‘| 1 HAVE NoOW for sale one issue of @ 2 3) Se ‘as 5 wee , : 4 ‘cOD) | ay ~ ii lo ay . ‘ « POULTRY IND TRICK yy eae | 51a ko. i. ache Die x. ote hi el yee ger Ramee weg | SURE LOAN AND THRIFT CO.. Roa nee weiaircnieT ag ra wes =" | | RNB. ABSUTY. Restor, Se. Ceeinet, B. ABSUTT, Keates, 00 Chestnat aunes aie ae cont re Pmmrnet: partnership const 4098, SEad Tediele sens be, chance: | Jacksonville. Fia.. 10 acre tracts. Rest| FARM——To settle estate: 137 acres, 79 |||\| made on furniture. pianos, victrolas, |/) City Club Bidg. 1022 Locust st. (¢8) | 5003 Be gt ban Scmina avenba| IMTROVED PROPERTH..61900 ta5ee 1 2LeL bet unit, This money eam ficulars with price. Bex oe large rooms: Sou month!y. SILVERBLATT. eash market. lowest possible prices. eaxiest; in cultivation: 6-room brick house barn, {/jii} ete. You keep possession of your en | a ff" (oO ) . yg hag ge oy =300, per cent gross. R. Holmes. OCERY QO HA : 722 Chestnut. GArfield 5603, Seen terms, booklet. W rite “al ville Heights.| garage, chicken house, crib, ete.;.tenant!|;|; property and repay the loan in easy Lda OAT SS) MONEY LOANED—$100.000 on improved | rey eSeee. gence; 8 Bp “Siow cral Natl. Bk. Bids. ena “rete bn trade 4-room ov S20 —_BALANC] ’ = ‘ “ i ae *) —_—_ ” iighw ' "“paseil oil snth rments. i } } ! As aaees . t if , , y r Ze ALANCE MONTHI TH imp. €o.. Jacksonvil] i use, 2 ciste:ins, 2 highways passing; monthly payments : ; ae. 3f- real estate at lowest interest: Ample insurance and perfect titles. WANTED—Jefferson Parish (Lit Fie o—B : : wi ‘BUY 4261W ST. FERDINAND. WHY NUT COME to Pensacola, Fla.? Ch-| school 9 minutes; postoffice, stores ~, 9 ’ {\\}} Pepular Finance Corporation is extending | L4 ES, a ore Bogie ! =v ) pence IS ce ry to 6 pool tables. Bos Bisse ae cents only $45 monthly. Call a - gga pay — Shenefit aie mary re aoe: ane. a oe we me er a WITH ag PATABLE itd > aluable service to the citizens of this | KNICKMEVER-FLEER. og FR INV. CO. | rid sie "St000 s2kno oreo, aregh ikiney Gio. ab Oe, aes ha ge ICTURE SHOW Wtd.—Tennesses & $ . att Dn axes SICK 7° $ t? arn uiyV z S ii Ci g ( CO es 1 3 . ~~ La . ~ wie r eee. 6000 SILVERBLATT. 722 Chestnut st. (*) | Sylvester E. Wilson. Dept. G-117. Orlando, | from Burlington railroad. 4% muies from || Pay faster if you desire. You are | | We lend $10 to $300 for any emergency | MONEY TO TA \A N—AnYy TAN ——— | SSUVOV, $3250. SSOUO, SA0U0, SOU, Units at $05, Seven-Wal Ga 9 oe omy ogee ag * 4 4431 GARFIELD. Fia. | St. Louis: present owner must sell: unable {|||} charged interest only for actual |,)| —we lend to buy the things you want! fonds et & to 8% 4 pone, iatutneeh. coe | SIU, SGVOV, $TSVV. S800U, $8Q00, $10,- $95. Miller es Canton’ at — i n se 7. reg Poet -Diao $1500 C 50 rER MONTH. COLONIZERS | to Mmanare place Applv to George Pal- | | time you keep the money. ofr 1 or actually need for CASH. We lend to! eal entetn security: small charges: privi- ree ms a I my a pene g WwW sage A ayo cea ‘ail ation c. RooMinG House wr pail ae this elecant flat of 4 and 6 reoms. i } tr — Mo.. or Frank Kasl, ' course, the faster you pay the less | || take advantage of bargain sales offered i lege of repayment given if desired; must | . : ra mt and bonds. H. J. KATTELMAN Ge Sg od oe 42 ' ' } ; 8. electric; 2 furnaces with hot-water We contro] a tract of Florida land which | —"=.— = : jit st costs. You get the full amount | |, by our merchants at a profit to yourself. | be first deed of trust: some dese ription of INVEST — money in our good first Central Natl Bank Bidg.. Gd a alers. On te =: oeditees, ag fet will + oh ae wg is now ripe for colonization. It can be | ae ee “ral anager aa x | of loan in cash. Pay off at any iii} We lend for the gy tes of unpaid and | property necessary. Realtor O-97, P-I Powe | Re sg be . bm Wye eg LA : B54. 7ih and “Olive, _GArfield 3236 a an Fernen, 57314 D _— bought at a low price and on very easy | 4md dairy farm; o0 miles west of St./ jf) time. ii}| overdue bills. We lend 60 that you can; Saye > —_ pues (| Rengei-Webder, . . Grand. LAc. : er . r MORRIS AACH RK CO.. Inc.. 826 ee. t.|terms. Five million dollars can be made | Louis. on good State Road No, 30; % mile |||)! No endorsers required. No fees, no [yj/ | obtain an optim oF make a first payment go ye gy med age or eit | MONEY Wtd.—$5500. first deeds, on 75 | See A, . Mayrhofer, 6144 Maple. tc) SY ie ai .} . yur frien relativ employer. {)) : Principal invites direet Pg SE ee HE so — Ln ona o. something worth ig this is Ni HT good house, dairy barn, hog house, etc. Quick. courteous service guaran- | it explain yon> need and we will find a way B, ge c OGLLUS ON (Gaylorr” | MONEY Wt .— S200 on Tower Grove} relative to placing issue of Convenience: only $60 monthiv. Don't PORE a on “se rag agg vd a Will sell at sacrifice to quick buyer teed ensts nothing to investigate. [||| | to assist you. i . : a | Park residen worth $12.00. Box | year commercial sae i. - (18 Graham c¢g aCKSON VIC, Arthur Mittelbers, 307 Wainw right bide. friendly human organizatioo na NO EN DORSERS—NO FINES—NO FEES | | MONE EY TO LOAN~—On real es- “afer? s Post- Oispateh. house preferred oe 7 PrORAGE G A RAGE Wid. — mias secine these: open for inspection. ! ; ‘ CEntral 8500. LIEBERT wees 408, | Cia, CHICKEN RAISERS—li) = acres: cabin: || established over forty years. Wtd.—$7000, second deed of} individual with %, paying proposition, for iease . 4 i j li y] i ° e ~ ry? . . 722 Chetnut. Be i fertile. soil: sacrifice. $350: $50 starts | Call. Write or Telephone. pay |B 1) i IF (es | tate; prompt attention. STRODT- | trust. Kingsbury. University City. Box} clientele. Outline qualifications i N-10, Post-Dispatch. ALANCK MONTHLY Illinois yOu. $10 monthly. Matthew Grove. Iron- | | ‘| opUu ar INaNnce MAN & STRODTMAN, 3607 North. R-27,_ Post-Dispatch. dential letter. Box J-246, Post ise 'Y for cash dry FARM—Good stock: 173 acres: large barn. | ale: Mo MONEY Wd. — $3000 first deed of To — ho ; ion. hardware : hil ° ci | 4-room house: for auick sale $31) ver acre. CHICKENS. COW—Furnished on my 40 || Metro Hid Corporation | Broadw ay. ie (c99) ' on 3d-room brick single flat. Baker, 9232 aS. 2. r M. Bledsoe, Mount Vernen Hl. acres: new improvements, bearing fruit | I MONEY TO LOAN Loughborough. BUSINESS OPPORTUNE asiniiten Cent 7 rooms, bath. electric, FARM—For sale or trade. 80 acres, Coul- | and berries: spring house: yours S1850; || 7! Hi Room 310—604 Olive St = x“ we Mg een _ | MONEY Wtd.—$#400 year: am le secur — A MORRIS AACH R, (0.. , Sm 826 amestnat, terville. Il].. level, good buildings, Fisher. | aie ae, Sega easy terms. ‘ Box G-287. ||) || an ie eee : In — of Soe fee $10.000 om, oe | ity: echatte.; persunal. Box N-178, Post- ADVERTISE 272 different [Oumar | Waiting to ~~ . bs 4 SL-iSenpaicn. i i ' “ c 2OUuls ar *O y *Z os t £v0 - | atic? . a + i? 2 5 . , bh Gites 7009 S. Broadway. ‘ . 4 ——— . it 3d Floor. GArfield 8241. tend and county real estate in } O- | Dispat he : Papers: 238 w s: $10; , LEIGH MUST BE SOT D FAKM —134 acres ¢G-room house ry. SALE—$5 down. So monthly buvs i] i ' . ¥ weaned we RUST & SONS RLTY Co | MONEY Wid —$2 000 second deed trust lists free. Keat Ha tford. : a4 43xx Enricht. 8 tet ee ee. eer tos mothe Millerbauzh, | $200- Send for list, Box 23. Kirkwood. ||) Ompany. {|| 520.N. Grand Bl, Room 203 | wain4551. 16 chestnut “main 4552. | 9e7 cele “interest: "Bow “S08, Bostebis | reads RePAte AN? See ANY BUSINESS SOLD _ | "Gite granitoid basement : jor 50x113, Call JI Jr. oy er ney ee ' cae ) > Hi Cor. Washington and Grand Bi. PL} Nix of money to luan on good city | cee = — * —- ae . one ‘month's 2 Bs rent. ) T ese call ; 5 ity Deloss. - _ Os car bitty .f -— 9 > ee cae | year pasture, 2 miles from hard road. tivation, 100 timber and pasture: a real (Tenth Floor) , (egy | o% ' > reliable service. t Post-Diapatch. "| BAKERIES pay bis = rota: we i ‘ ; re } Sout : ms |} Colored Folks, Attention! | Stun. “Box S03. Ret Be De | SS OTS (99) | | nt SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST WANTED. | ,“2)5 047% ur tY | Catalogue ibba.d Co. Go. 31 8 As rtunity % ——- | $720 BUYS [60 ACRES, creeks, springs, |': —as Will make or buy a deeds of trust comes: answer guick: will call with full te into a beat 2 new elgg Pn es meno FARM—For sale or trade. 140 acres. Wat- | lake site. Ozarks near St. Louis: terms.|... .. es ae i 2 | This corporation is operated UNDER on St. Louis propert mnt 3 Box N-116._P.-D. | 7-oa8 & wath. Re oor erieo. Til.. re — eee ay -a smooth | ' Miss Gamewell, 6125% Bartmer, St. Louis. | FURNIT' RE LOANS—$00 to $000; pri-| THE SUPERVISION OF THE STATE OF | PROMPT ACTION, RE. ASONABLE TERMS | MONEY Wtd.—Mortecaxe loan company com ba ened on family notel. lane farm uilding trade — city - prom | ge BUYS 5 ACRES, ‘furnished buyer 5 | vate. Box N-185. Post-Dispatch. | MISSOURI and provides a place where | VEKNON LAUX. 722 Chestnut. GAr. 8300. being organized. 10 per cent Der year lin. JEfferson $327 GROSSMAN & CO ted ~ peat oe sete te open | hens, 12 fruit trees. 25 grapevines. 300 ae | ot = — = $10 to $300 he ‘c99) = pe cuats By cepted $500 or BUYING conapiaae aaa eS othe evening - . — | atrawberries: near Potosi. Mo.: $8 cash. S IN TQaT | dignifiec usiness-like manner without > = : more. Ox - sian 3835. 914 WAINWRIGHT eine. FARM—For iease, JO acres on Illinois |$5 monthly: cash ice $79: aemamae SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST paying more than the LEGAL RATE OF J. W..BURIAN ' MONEY Wtd.—$2500 on modern 5 and 6| RDishings; want mene hatter ¥ =— River 45 miles from city: 20 acresideed; perfect title. Mrs. Mottaz. 61251 | INTEREST and without being imposed | 4018 C a - ' room flat building. hot-water heat, rents | line take half store. Box Bait. pecan; good auto road: boat landing: |Bartmer av. St. Louis. ‘ acted DIRECT TO OWN TERS upon in any way. | $500 y 2 ‘$io000- ae rates. eal co) | $1300: value $9000: will pay 6 per cent| CAN invest with services i FARMS AND FARM LANDS building 32x70: lake on land. Box K-380, | MISSOURI FARM — 80 acres 45 or WE DO NOT NOTIFY your employer, | = — wre Oe | but no commission. Box 0-150, Post- —- ition Box K- 39 Po Dis | Post-Dispatch. ae Weenie Geunty en act rend ce. | - , ‘neither do we make inquiries of your | REAL “STATE LOANS | Dispatch. GAPTAL—M fel : —_ FARMS FO FARM—120 acres: level: near Waterloo: | mile off 30 highway: 60 acres in cul ee If you are in need of money whether | friends, relatives tradespeople. | . 21060 | meron —. : ond AP L-—My article. ay R RENT -room bri ‘Kk: other ood im rovements: vielen ° 1! fe enway: OU acres - cuitiva- | it be for your personal needs or for the | NO ENDORSER REQUIRED. if you | Any amount up to $10 O00: first and |MONEY Wtd —To re-establish auto Raising Capital For a New FARM—Ce . wd P >| tion all fenced: S-room house. large barn! financing Of reai estate, particularly sec-/| are unable to call at our office. phone | S¢cond deeds. Beet possible terfis ar-/| pair business. Equipment ; request. miralia. Lil.: 40 acres. dairy. on hard road, $75 per acre. ahd outbuildings: cistern and spring: one/ ond deeds of trust, see us before making | or write us and our representative wil] | Tansec. $4000. Call K. & W, Motor Service Co.. poultry. fruit: large house. barn: eust 78 acres near res aa hard road | mile to store and school: none better for! application elsewhere. We specialize in soesatnels wee J. D. GROSS. 1701 S. Broadway. | 4561 Delmar. FOrest 1726. Business was tt —s. mage age po with Charles | improved: cheap acre tracs; colse in; | $2200: possession at once. See SaaS ER! making second deeds directly to owner icago. BEAL TIFULLY fart call at your home. ‘under former name of Reed & eT — Greer vis. (cy | tich goil: all level, $450 to $550; very | & CO. 318 Wainwrient Rite St.Louis }and thereby save 5 | Household Finance! MONEY “SEE US” MONE £050 Easton é ; | an you the broker’s com | LU. » MONEY | cateo_at 405 ston av. CKEN FARM—Fuily a ae with in. | °@*Y terms. Leo Johnson. 206 Arcade LOWER "BLACK RIVER FRONTAGE mission. All loans made prompily. Com- | S I - To ‘oan of real estate: y mo rates: a | Wtd.—Have aera gee eure 2 and brooders: exclusive location: Bide. East St. Louis. 250 acres fronting one mile on real| municate with ° : first deeds of trust for Satie ha ative from citv: any rental con Mes mets ~{|river: eabin and houseboat: reached bv | LOUIS L. OXENHANDLER | reasonable eet «quick answers. i LAND—Five acres with neat buntalow. ~| aj) weather road and motorboat from | 1014 N. 7th sg ; Corporation Fuilding loans. r pie Ah - > * near concrete road: 2 miles from ss. «tn S _ | oo wi wi , — Central Missouri. _ Suiees wh att of TR0G8 Genelia Peeters Bluff: pest, , punting. fishing and | CEntral 3295. (£65 | ~~* gr lg ge Alanon Be weeape hy Floor CHRISTIAN. BRINKOP eauiboeg with ne me tion: 76 miles east of St. Louis: nice home: | in''30-acre tracts. $10" monthly." Gwoer, Phone JEfferson 3436. __(¢14 R. E. CO stock and = A experience S1°00, "5 down. $10 month. William 234. Ironton, Mo. _— ly. —s M S D ede 3 and 5 om cive reference. Box J-55 | T. Pace owner, Mt. Vernon. UL ay a oney ame ay a i| | DAclede 3040-41. LAclede 3246. (c99) : te WHO wants » = for $150 In Wayne 250-ACRE DAIRY FARM. | Phone or call. We will give hei)’ | : : Sa. . for the purpose of pu 1 . ufacturing reir , —- si oe, or sell: part cultivated County. T.? Forced to sell. Address Corn, alfaifa. fruit and “pasture land: | money to pay all your bills with e310 - ii STATE i we Reconstruction Money 6% of Semen i" me 6 ——— Sosa. 1 rit a : Ee - 7 AY a ~ spring. on highw and fishing stream: “ if | Mrs. Pp. Stascr Salem. Ill. ood market: S miles of Poplar Bluff. in. fidential Se tex. State. Sate, Vor | | SUPERV | NO COMMISSION plus substantial bonus miles west of, Highway Missouri healthful Ozark, foothills: 10 milk cows. | (Wir “ean ‘ur phones No indorsers neces: | RVISED |, rian vars ‘oft entire loan either at death | Sth frat martenge oR, cutive track $1 on Antonia Hearvy Hemme. Risases- issourl $25 per acre. Only $500 cash. rest C4 a. N. , FINES—-NO- FEES. LO ANS || or when due. Eliminate renewal wotry and | M. Patten. 971 Pa icfO) 4 - a 2 ; UBLIC LOAN COKP@RA N, || difficulty. Get ahead. ' $4000 WANTED—At ACRE FARM—Por rent or exchange for a iles, south nN pees og tear at — | Phone or call. We will give you the || ot flay: no charce for papers: Cap . Loe chy. : = ¢ & few a north | FARM—20 acres garden land: Telegraph ————— "0 ane argains. Fi money to pay all your bills with a $10 to > 2 jum . ; 4 a ss ~ ™ Sy 5 ca oo ig Ra otpetse h ° Bevo! A AOE, De see ait aad 7” w 7 - ” asain — ap: Alpe agile a wes - bo : ce road: | td. Forder. Riverside 6870W. fe) | tig and Copy, gark ews, ronton, Mo, | $300 loan on your fumiture or auto. Con-| |} | You GET FULL AMOUNT APPLIED i i and sine bus i ine convenient: FPARM— 178 acres, part bottom land: spring. TO SETTLE ESTATE fidential. Legal rates. State supervised | || tore | Be Sure to Get Our Figures rar i Mo.: suitable bul YOU MAY PAY me: 15¢ fare! on mail route near N H M so Write, call or phone. No indorsers neces-| | | Idin are G ew Haven. a0. Hy. 4 rooms, barn and 3 outbuildings: INES— |i + His’ oon am onner,..5193_S. Broadway. acres. rich bottom land, on | *¥ocBLic’ LOAN ‘CORPORATION, per month on a $ 20 loan | If You Desire to Make Fiest and f Trust. tae a 7 rooms, 5 a acres, =2 miles south | Pevely, 22 miles south. sold at | 4066 OLIVE AT SARA | per month on a $100 loan or Renew a Loan F -. REALTE + a | om & Milton Moss, owner, Pevely. | private sale. WM. OGLE REAL ESTATE Lindeli 4825. per month on a $200 loan hf aa » {0 in ‘soak CHINE 3 ” = *% bu CO.. Central National Bank Bidg. Open until & p. m. Blenday end H per month on # $300 loan =| EDW. K. LOVE REALTY CO. er ee ' H » - ns | ; . ” * ran ete cood timber, 8 ering Hunting and Game Preserve | oe 99) || LEGAL RATE of interest payable ||| MA'n 1207. 704 Chestnut. MAtn 3 64/27 GOLD NOTES: eo 200 acres. located 9 miles of Steelville | | | Secured by first deed and St. James; county highway and mail | COM-SE-US i prise neree ekg | IF YOU NEED MON VEY WALTER “SCOTT. CO. My tw FARM —— 10 - ; ] ‘nares: a 4-room — reute through property: le mile of the We do not care what you do #4 OLD LOANS REFINANCED epring. cistern water: close to ~ Owner | Me ramec River with ac her two ii ; : nt ae areas | reference: " +e ~ t | | if > Ef 5 WN 09) |roade: all timbered with, big oka’ cts with tbe money. If you have ¢//| nen, Sheoe or write es. end eur Top 4 Bg gre on ah DICKMANN stands i vARI120 several springs surroi ed th beautif } ° mg ‘ARM itry ana dairy wi autiful can berrow $25 to pesentative will call at sveour howe. FIRST. SECOND AND THIRD FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST | acres, wit 30 ‘months to repay. "No ¢| Fulton Loan Society DEEDS OF TRUST AT 6 PER site ‘for a epril i Fog ss. build = es with nths tore ha H| CENT INTEREST... a ver treats 8 eR rencee. ef the i . ARCHSHOEFFER fl. nae OLICE OF. Gee eneent | We let you make your own terms. 825 Chestnut, . GArfield 3268. | GArfleld 4472 — (8) B. M. FRANK R. E. CO., . 8) | ||712 Chestnut. Phone MAin 4498. - . — ORS NS eR NR = mre TR cme ES EEE AR ey NAR A TI NT AL At | LIL ET RI MA TERRI Re Liye My Om + meni - - A AAC [ C—O LL RTE TLE aN TR aR SRT os EA 4 - » e ~— “+ fu sein eu . | so nar ha CTI ee ecramec _ ait eee _

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SUNDAY. oe + : T oday : OCTOBER 30, 1:97 a ®UNDAY. =— . Pe oc POBER 30, 1927. 85"700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. _POST-DISPATCH, _ | OPPORTUNITIES INESS ALE A | : | ST ATE LOA = = SINESS some capital. to a=} SKAGEN aro 2 ae a __ BUSINESS FOR SALE . we oeial FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE | COAL, COKE AND WOOD STORE : AND OFFICE paar ae i Bae : dag ste = yyper © sae Shee Prunze, _ Che ame 2000 N. Union| DRESS AND HAT SHOP—Bcautiful fix- | GROCERY — Living rooms: cheap rent: | RESTAURANT—ood location, good — CALL LAclede 1727 for high-grade Coal; For or Sale t i : “es 4 tu $7 : , manufactu Cheap, Aree os o gales end: splendid opportunity ; - + ures: select neighborhood: only $600. lease; worth $6000" for $4500 cash. Box] ness. 3712 N. Oth s 8.25: ot Bi weox N-5D, Fost-pis. (Cc) buAUTY PAKLOK—Bargain: six booths. MID-WEST BUSINESS EXCHANGE, N-98_ Post-Dispatch. (99) | ROAD HOUSE—Soft drink parlor and bar- st Clair "County, $0: 6 Serion iy. MIMBOGRAPH—A. B. Dick. iate ats he. : & 5 ~ . q Re ant pe full equipment 609 N. Tayl = Dwner of any important en- | feqasp cone aylor. (c7) |DRUG STORE—Fine location: good busi- GROCEKY AND MEAT MARKET—Good becue stand: doin Oo 11 $5.50: Standard. $5: $4.50; se motor driven: hike new; chero. ! O FUNDS 3 ee ef going concern, to communi- «wy Fig + my established shop posts, suburbs; $6000; terms. Box R-1, location; doing $550 a week cash-and- | cheap to right unreie : rt Ne gel ings, $3 Der fon; load ‘ote. : Market few? ; development, reor- i@ 0 Szest downtewn office build. Ost-Dispatch. carry business: very few fixturés to buy: | sickness. Box R-153. Post-Dispatch. COAL—Direct from mine. $5.1 hog ton. | NATIONAL CASH GISTER—lI¢ to 0. to thell a eepneine (it right), no mat. | WES Box, W-156. Post-Dispatch. + DRUG STORE—Paying business In grow-| 00d reasons for selling; store rents for | ROADHOUSE—Picnic grove, barbecue 2913 Easton av. JEfferson 40 cost $225. 25. Nke new: also white | hate lease ' ename . to 30 pegede. sf} \7 > 4 ‘? a en : ~ > ~ IN ANY AMOUNT . Tapere of What lo al or of national d ee OP—Fully equipped: o ‘ ing neighborhood: near theater: _ hew $60 per ay > aatith, fixtures: stand, cafe, dance hall and 6 living rooms: |COAL—Double screen lump, $5.50: white |e Bini ; doing stock $5000. Box N-212,| for 2 years. Bo .Post-Dig.___ | 9 miles from Baden hard ash. $5.75: city weight. LAciede 5320. | $160. sell for $75. GRand men of experience: wonderful business: 8 and fixtures: fe d practical cennections. | OPerators; will sell cheap for ca h: owner | Post-Dispatch. é wh Sra Sean Oi Leona: large store, 2 | rent on the road;| _as' 5.73: ndent New York Life I | tive. 1012 Holland Bidg.. St. ETE W a We ee 6214. pti “o) DRUG STORE—Established 20 vearn yee and hath eine teeter ‘lot: alah 3 eu $2000, answer Box 36, COAL-——Clean lump, no rock or slate aoe eman AY. -_Tt nsurance Co. oS 84 | Sa = 7 Sart OPEnAT Fe ay NTOWN ; Maes an stock: good fixtures: new fountain: | $5000, on easy ee tale bide, RAMONA HILLS SARE \ —_ $2 20 — ton. JE fo eee phe file: compel tee. - Box Ad w ttting El Se ok e ae 7.BOL IT chiropraciic o1fice wi : egitimate reaso 316 -| MORT, & INV. CO., « ntl. Life g. $3 - JAL—Clean iump, Do , “ e s ag Thousands of Home Investors, a ~ ! business; fine lo¢ation. rae & KS SS t EX. voice. G e, Feason for selina: er ee MAin 3515. oe fale cakes aan tena 9 Or} cash, $5.50 per ton, JEfferson 1805.(cd) Pate tela. EA kinds, half\its sixty-eighth anniversary, the ) 2h e 5% y in és i 6: ~* ; . ‘ O 4) . “ 8 p St. E emtionatly Buews fend ote P-WEST BUSINESS EXCHANGE, es One ey ee ee Sta ion; é 9 lling. Box R-335, | ROOMING HOUSE—48]3 Fe antaine: 9 | DON'T buy cheap coal. I wil ll guarantee if Se ahd ENT ANh FIX-ioffice of the company is with the Me . tatio for selling ti Mm ithout com = beng Bussler, 730 i D pe no table pocket billiard chased right. Nat'l Brokerage Co., Hoepe | Station; r —"" rooms; 85 4 ion - Bldg. Omaha, Neb. Post-Dispatch. Een $85; bargain: $1050 and fellyer poe —, lump Rees + tRES—C let utfitters: new and|l >» a m~ a ae eeesene 300 customers: +r - rae eat av.: SF ‘ CAFE—Southwestern HOUSH—Cheap TC eat EB WANTED. Cold drinks, Junehtoom: in connection. No | FILLING STATION—Southwest av.; $2500 | HOTET ahd a” aan tae te ; 7 en Pap; cash or terms. | 9137R : tri . to be of Am Fi emabiiades promotional brokers de- phy weguaty $1700 will buy if es at once. cash. Box X-95. Post-Dispatch. (c) a sede ty Sg oe le ny sity Alien 77 2 TF Wai eo ium SE75. Ther. counters. stuvls. tables. chairs. refri ain boulevard for a storeroom to erica gy connection with corporation seekin BLecCeSMI Box oh, P.-L. FILLING STATION—C rner Big Bend wry Hospe Bldg. . On aha. Neb. | SROL Laclede. JUSE—CI neap. molite large lum iD. ‘ go eC arterville. roy gay foster fans. dishes. cooking } built on the southwest corne® of through fale of securities. Send Ne 33 eres, Ree AF reran ood fine location. ; — HOTEL—30 rooms, with RO-Tt, frontage by | ROOMING HOUSELO househes Sh24: Stantatd. S585. Lindell 8766. (8) | utensils, ete.; terms, at most reasonable | Tyler and Jamison streets. } a “Tx - = Post- ae ‘ r an areal buy atl) |} FILLING STATION—Stock of Foods, 25 -ft.: complete with furniture and! garages: all filled. 2017 "Hiern, = FOR cheaper and “oe eoal Hilker Coal | prices. Bensinger 07 Market. A lease also has been signed appointed MR. EARL DE AN, P i Brokerage Co.. Hospe Bidg., Omaha, Neb. completely equipped and operating; $1500. | .17° vith £ bd : p quipped and operaling; 9200U.! ecuipment.. Doing ood business: Located , Co., GRand 7117 ALES—Dayton fan-shape; Will _ ex- resident | | Dt “e SECite NE BOTTLING WORKS—Central Missour’: Lindell 9000. in heart of Sheridan. Wyo. (15.000 popu- “bathe: cheag 2098 Mie eet =| FOR food: Gean lump coal call CAban ny change for groceries. 4643 Quizcy Riv- | with John P. and Mary Mullahy, . 50 S63R. 6830 Clayton road, for two store- Y AND MORTGAGE COMPANY firs inst — - t class equipment and wonderful ter-| FILLING STATION—North Kingshigh- | jati hic} f Wyoming Dude as hein : rit ki : ay: > +e ation), which is center of wyoming Dude | SOOMIN = 24714. High. grade lump, $5.50 to $6. ; é K } Xie c Ory: Makin money, Nat’ ] Brokerage way. centraily located. $2 300 cash will Rance h business, les producing coal O G HOU SE—7 rooms; reasonable. , ‘ " os — 7 securing of appleations for loans in the : Wy per ton trial wil] convince you. H. | SHOE SHINING STA ND-—And equipment 2 Co. 0 , NOT ABSO ine os Hospe Bide.. omaha, Neb, hanule.__Box_N-89,_Post-Dispatch. _(c¢) | mines. rich agricultural and livestock dis- | Ji tferson 6780, (c) [BL Goal Co. 806% Minerva. open Sunday. 904 N. Ku ay. (es |\rooms at 6824-26 Clayton road. Ves, Glendale and Kirkwood. NVESTMEN NEC wuyar factory, U. S. Veterans | ROOMING HOUSES—2, 20 .O > {c8) SHOR SHINING s . he Martin I. Ollan Realty Co. BUILDING—Grocerv and market. Jeffer- | FILLING STATION-—Good corner; single | trict. with rooms, $280 SHOR § > ’ ing. owne reti g $10,500, 2 ) 1.000 value for 0 Terms, : Te Sn 2 PORTUNITY. r qetiring: real puv. Northside | bargain; only $10.5 Victor 20714, (c 22 B00 cash. $12,000 payable $190 month- ROOMING HOUSE—I8 rooms; full; bar- ‘75 for 1%4-ton truck load. Now 18 | SHOWCASES—Counters and shelving; - . e a bUU ? h. $12 ae : OWCA service th Re Lt 4 Beacon av. ic):| FILLING STATION—On 8, Grand av.. do- | ?-7:2" ant : fain. 4354 Olive, ene time.’’ Huber. WY¥dowt OLIST, * ‘ , * e Franciscus Realty Company. “Maoted. mar for St, Louis and surround- | BUSiNESS—Al}! kinds: stores. garages, ho- ing cood business: wonderful buy, Call ry. including interest. _ Lg # pro Beton y ROOMING HOUSELOS foomer Tiled: OCR 5 re uh & } " cheap. 7600 Michigan, leasing of two storerooms at 6006 ats of these cities for the making of ] = | tory to act as distributer for the Ag RR I in fact, any kind. W. at once. Northside Realty. 5417 acon | Address owner Box 644. Sheridan, Wyo | junk; heat; rent $75. 4115A° West “Pipe, leanen $5.50; mine wp. 20» BG 4.25 a Pane el Mey ome Peal iow 07 Page avenue to the company. a : t +» ° ° f National Bank B ildi Oans, _ mw or apeenign se pS edly yg = in FES ITs =o, - : wee 1CckK PLANT—Central Missouri; annual | ROOMING HOU SE—Income $185: only iy. 2. ae nnant Coal Co., (Cc prices. Pensinger, 100 Toth The most recent county lease uliding iD Webster G “ “Bie last 10 vea tely n no com- | ¢ 7—Southwestern Illinois; good town, FILLTRE STATION—Located Central West! §.,).. $90.000. Nat'l Brokerage Co $400. Lindell 171%. 3857 Washinet |WHITE ASH LUMP. $5. 5S. u rC Road in Kirkwood. roves we pee like wildy ‘S. OOR te re tet wht tee que, Sige smal] cap- St. sae ae 1], OO". culos. Pires. Hospe Bide. Omaha. Neb. Ons ROOMING HOUBF—12 ne “ —— ai | yr el i at SODA FOUNTAIN and ee bar; r > G00 signed by this chain grocery com- road oul ’ i aide, ca er month and sales on oils, greaging, tire a —-~ 0 he ; Ww-4 , per year in this territory; $1000 re- | Hospe Bidg.. Omaha, Neb. ee tire repairs and accessories exceptional; | LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR—And _ milli- $200 handles. PArkview 0660. 7); BLACK DH AMOND COAL, nein cas pady 18 WHR AMAUY. J. BO gird; money secured. Our representative | CAFE AND SL EEPING ROOMS —-South. | [omg time lease. Will take about $2000 to| nery shop: good business locdtion; “ay ROOMING HOU SE—10 rooms. neatly fur. | SODA FOUNTAINS—-Back bars, counters.|35 North Meramec avenue, Clay- il bein St. Louis next week. Wire OF | western Missouri: nicel ui i i handle, including building, equipments, | sacrifice. Box N-257. Post-Dispatch. (c: nished; rent $75. 42915 Delmar ""| | Best your money can buy, $6.50 ton: | etc.. complete outfits: bargains; terme. t t t 36 North 3 F. Ll. Morrow, 302 oe Ss. Wabash ayv.. real barrain: $1500 will yt ney Nat'l other improve ments and inv entory. Call LADIE eo FU RNISHINGS _— Hemstite — ROOMING HOU ye rooms; $450; Sry Franklin Co. yo hyphae ff 60: alsa ~ St. Louis Desk and Fixture, 7i1 N. 7th. on, for a storeroom a or ogo S ATTEN N 1 CARE Ss Tospe Pidg.. Omaha, Nev. FLORAL ou - a RT Teeatlo | nee: ee tt iene” 33d Olive, ew TOOTe) | Applz. Monday. 4451 Page.” (c) | oF. Soe Sng So: cae pa Ceivery. © we | SODA FOUNTAIN and coms lete eon foe: Central avenue, Clayton. This is . gues Hee aon ROOS sE— op it 9 t r tfit: tables and chairs od as i; OCERS, ATTENTION! ) FRUIT STORE rp foe sectifics. Hox §-208, Poat-is. ic) | TIGHT MANUFACTURING BUSINESS— COMING | HOUSE—On” account of sick- etonery, Cuttit: (abies and chairs: Bis. _ pow pen Henderson and rer nas ree gras € a § : ) : tion; good business: or half interest i — wptionally fine location, nearest st in r = ge ; sassified: tunhas tienaiy restaurant doing good business. Ask for FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS No competition; rifice; Sunday, 9 a. RUUMING HOUSB—6 Fooms: filled: cass | STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES SODA FOUNTAIN and good used car: os 1 - K-385, POST-DIS: “Ff 80h av.. price $23.000; reason for ge!!- flat and garage included; lot 50x130: | Hospital and C.. B. & Q. railroad division. @ach; established. 1028 ‘Grattan. ; , .£ wet OI A 86 $4 50! IL. ING WoOOD—Nice, new nlocks, chair. like _, © ~ . of 1910 Olive street reports the ; - milea; center of P - ws } fully equipped: operat- mm ‘ day 7 6 r ee S t a t e ie ) | pony ict; emall business cree wee Prop, 115 N. 9th. en ee Oe eee? anae terms. Nat‘l| pa Ret Oe 2 cee SAPO, 7 8. M 0) or tateee eee cae (c7) For Sal bonator; used only short time, for cash. GRADING | OF GRAND GRAVOIS | } S { ic tore p territory immediate trade, stores — ead ha ORING~ a : Riv F : ao 434-5 Paul Brown Bldg, lished: money maker; pacrifice on. ac- | RRUIT ‘AND VEGETABLE MARKET— | catessen: must be sold today: $500 cash ROOMING HOUSB—0_rooma,_poally_fur- oer a teak Eee guns. Cord ALL CABE $150, Tor $50; Ta toed water, gas, granitoid sidewalks and ; &.. - living. a $550, 811 Academy ( ; S with ; canes owntown transfer corner; must , : : | = Ps . 7. and fine payment bus ines#®: man vi Pes sri haat vin om » | furnished ‘aso! le: ‘CUD Thu ve D> ‘CR ? METHODS | $500 Buys Established CONFECTIONERY —Good Jogation with | Some canital can make big money: $1500 | | 361. cheap acc ns of sickness. Box R- | | eeet me reasonable: occupied. 5727 ye ogee ME od grocery ost Tretarrs as) OERICE FURNITURE hn ped of the Hydraulic Press CHESTNUT. suit you, rea! n ‘ . ~~ 7 76% MA j ee } —Meats “ek fs ) ‘ . . © 0. TAU ie our exclusive business, wn Business CONFECTIONEKY—And grocery: no rea- | GARAGE, FILLING eo Wg rod | 7 Sa eS Lo —— yoretaples steam heat furnished; $300, St. Louis Desk and Fixture, 711 WN. 7th. Desks, chairs, filing cabinets. lighting ay Price list. issued @ach Cc @ " sonable offer refused. 4588 ‘Davison. shov and gtore room, 10330 é CVY '$2300.000. Owner wants to retire. Price | GS. J. HILL. Agent, 114 N. 7th st. BUTCHER OUTFIT—Nearly new: latest 9 turea.jetc.; good condition; cheap, HE learing over $75 a week. — Edward K. Loy e Realt Co T RC KE E re CONFECTIONERY—And noveity store. | UG AR AGE AND FIL go: ST AT rit )N——s 30- $: 35.000. Will trade for re al estate. Strict- ROOMING HOL a7 or 12-rooms: ° | tr se co... 1201 Case av. (c62) % N Ch y 0. 5 AT E B ) RAG y CC of 2739 ” Chipewa. i ¢ ar: gvo0d locallon south ##1ce, LA‘ meni ly cash and earryv. Riverside 584°W. blocks from Union Station. Apply 1525 Vitrolite front cooler: complete outfit; very a as a ERECT A APARTMENTS ; Setnut_st. 434-5 Paul Brown Bldg. CONFECTIONERY—Candy, tobacco. | os MEAT MARKE T— West; all Hussmann | Pine st. * ch, | cheap;_terms, 100 8. Twelfth st. ii “COMPLETE LINE of high-grade G d Chris B ‘h tions, ice cream, r $4: res | | " : us an shris anon ave Te ms notes ST | Do You W ant to Sell CONFEC TIONERY—Dorn a497 Wyoming. cottage, « stores and apartment at the eér- £4500, 0 - 500, 0, 2500, @ivertise it. We have cash buyers on Our take $1800. 3900 North Mark ket. | years’ sales $180,000: investigate this.) Geiana Net bh Park : ] y ¥ f i Wae’l > Ride —e ee Me | me ' goo ‘es mt: ¢c vie who will buy your business, CON FECTIONER Y—Bet ween hools; | Natl Brokerage Co., liospe Bide... Omaha, | Ar M AREETOCWiin good or ary, | mon mth: good investment: cheap. rkview Doses. combuting ecaick, electric Gombina- |i|\}i our elere Foom, O66 Broadway, | Maple avenue. b tion mills and cash registers: will eve, af iit or our factory, 4100 N. 2iet at.|! The building, costing $65,000 ,. ; , ~” ood location. 3529 C vay nies 39 "| Neb “ DO YO J W AN i A OaK x —— | — Sz | vegete business;: fixtures: practically | ROOMING HOUSE rooms, bath, two | : : U ANT CONFECTIONER Y—And light Tunct high | GARAGE—For jeas@: West End: 125-car | ‘ge - = | . ag tet eke end monthe to pay. Stern Fixture Co. | MFG. C Established : nut. g uneh 1G ] (new: t ons eatir anle SRI sin s: GOOD FIRST p looking for. There is no charge to you. ; location. c)| N39. Post-epatch, Oh ILTTRERY— And Indies’ shop: in | ROOMING HOUSE—Steam-heated. fur. | Ve card, equipment from, us. oe oak, 6 D STATE BROKERAGE CO. CONFECTIONERY —And grocery, with liv-| GARAGE-FILLING STATION—Weet End: | Cherokee district. GRand 3549. | nished: rent very reasonable: cash or wall | eeael wees, 9 ae: ie aylliacmeommmen | ADAMS HAVE | the. om ving ecest. esis, abd %o DEE S OF TRUST 434-5 Paul Brown Bldg. AK. guarters: Feasonabie 5735 Wabada.| also doing big business in repairs and) MILLINERY—Must sell; sacrifice; $35 eonsider tiade. ¥FOrest 7983W. Ic ASH REG ISTER— ah Be the fol owing recent sales, and as $1500 to to $30.000 — ee ‘ving focnia; tare Chippewa: etore | guppies: jong jenees ur _ Fad WK “O00 | 3147 Meramec (c7) | gag ag ag se ag 6, 7 Ae 26 10 11, | 3018 Eagton. * fe) || 60-in. Flat Top Desks & Tables loans aggregating $90,000, on the ch secured by pro worth Spi | Se, 2 ae ae ee '| MILLINERY SHOP—With hosiery; od x. 138, J 24, af rooms. | —final a- | | wEeRs y ‘ amount of joan. nage twice BUSINESS WANTED CONFECTIONERY GROCER Y—3 rooms, | mon th! y profits: and many oihet €6if- | opportunity for real milliner: ATA «pty Cc. J. HILL, Agent, “14 :% Tth ot | “ao BE pred agi Sina. ard De ang 42-in, Salesmen’s ks. ee ene or , bet N t I re. able Ines, i tinn vited yet oh * = . * i ; 274 atural Br idz £ BR OS., 4°7 FRISC 0 BL DG. i tior vi }. Box G-d, Pos -Dis. S33 | ROOMING Hvi S B—L ood location: | Cash REG iSTER— Sma lL. . ational] | ey 55-in,. Stenographers’ Desks. ——— ooo I. pee STEIN & SON “ RR ESS Wid.—Quickest results obtained. NFFE - aes yo LEIGH i aera . — a eee ae Le REALTO 617 CHESTNUT. SARDNER REALTY CO.,_320_N._Grand. CONFECHIONE TY vee £004 | RSTABLISHED 1908, ea Gra she, | MICLINERY GHOP—Firer-clase: good live | rooms: $8000: $600 cash. including tur: | CASS Natural Bridge | eight-room residence and garagé, me ETORS 817 CHESTNUT. §sIN Ess Wid.—$1000 cash and other CONF BC TIONERY—Real buv JASOLINE STATION—South Grand: N-287, Post-Dispaich. _ " _ (e2) | Sey — Sar) au re Gan: Ta | fons: REGISTERS—Computing scales rR: | Plenty of used yi oe —— Stee! for Margaret HB. English to Mary property to invest in govd. legitimate | “S43 Wisconsin av. .) | matic ash rack, etc. 2600 Gravois. Peg AND VARIETY STORE wef gee! ee pains, steam heat; | built only; repairing oes work guar ||| Files, Safes and Basket STOCKS AND BONDS | . preferably with iady. Box R- | ————F wenn CO | GENERAL MERCHANDISE STO! *K— Good “i i: $2000 profit last year: |evod- income, cheap; must ecll, Box R- | anleed. Southern, 208 N. 12th. (OY) L. Carter; 1606 Del Norte avenus. CITY cLU ' #07. Pos t-Dispatch. co: eo CTIONERY—And buliding. 0€ | jocality. prosperous business: also modern on nois: A aaa profi 4 4 £0 in ome; : eap, Cid. CIGAR OLTFITS— oat used: all izes; | S G bihaten CO || Richmond Heights, eight-room B bonds bought and sold- A. ‘CONF ECTIONERY Wtd.—Rooming house Wagner, 700 Lemay Ferry road. : | eemea, Box J-292. Post- Dispatch. eg wil handle. Rt Brokerage | 19, Post-Dispatch. argains: St. Louis Desk and Fix- are 7 1 : s (cj , | OR * “bids. Omaha, Neb. ROOMING HOUSE—10 rooms, full; all YN oth ’ 412 N. 6th &t. brick bungalow and garage, to 2. Deibel. GArfield 4570 vat d ela TANS | “yop f i. toilet, bath: full: rent Rig Nghe Memmi de | RI (e} | ,only one in city: first-class place.” E. 1. / ‘iinois: 8 good little country store; mak- Wing:” Soun! ‘handeume sl hop. "oud bus: $30. sel accout of sickness; cheap. 914 | COFFEE URNS—Cheab. James H. Clifford; 4010-10A Fiad GArtield_ 4570, oe 3 DRUG STORE W td. —South Side preferred. AMR. a |ing money. Nat'l Brokerage Co., Hospe | bees: $3t if sold Mon¢ N. 14th. (95) Ao beret. ‘o-famil i brick (Ca) vOnnays ) RY— eery : ‘ell’ Bidg P a avenue, two-family, six-room ck. eB ; -106, Post-Diape ONERY—And grocery; well’ Bidg.. Omaha, Neb. MID-WES N ‘ —r oe ns : cir . Co vee le {fo N-70. Posi i, make offer. /_ rays —+ Ning a on highway, om or og Hod li SiS Soop: seli account | GHINERAL STORE— Rigg op ab “oy 7- | MOV ING STORAG -—Old ata bitahod: ™ satortinnest combined: . rent $79.50: pid goods. ice box. 6x: fe $75: coffee Plumbers Plumbin ies flat and garage, to a client; 124¢ are La close to St ln G373___ tc) of tem: room house, 2 acres land: on 1. C. Rail-| will tak partner. PATI r O68. iced rig gt N.| mill. 2512 W. Florissant, Jennings. ST TITAS DIN . : TOCK—1 shares National undry Co. ~ sete a Louis. ae 7 3 — nae TIONERY—And ice cream parlor: | ro 70 miles east; good location for) }rsic a RE Id review is , | priced right. C. J. HILL, Agt., 114 | SOMPGTINNG aaa LE—Howe pie fan PLUMBING AND HEATING | Graham street, 4048 Westminster share.” Box Ris Gvidends. at $125 pet Me tof oe, Sw Price. Hfland ofnqay.living rooms in rear. Pete McCabe. | xeneral trader with small capital: vaeat:| “competition: Northeastern Missouri. Natl | weaeE SE— | cscales: sample: sells $125: yours for $65; | GT]PPLIES AT WHOLESALS| Pi#ce, 3936 Russell boulevard, 6151 eT; aR - OX R-176 at. -Dispatch., eaeome for sam ZU24 — 1041. (c) | only $2500; terms if wanted. Riverside) Brokerage C6.” Hospe. oF lgperstt sngfe* ROOMING | AN? ) nell oe veoh: $15 cash. $10 per month: can you sat SU ; ; Maple avenue, 1132 Bayard ave- OT Sale one Issue of chattel bry ~ - - - CONFE( ri ee igars, grocery va | > 5OR. | a icg., — a = , ). est une ora non OoOonis pe N B80 P st- ia atch, {c) CONFECTIONERY—And Pa Pooms. - “oes | includes patents, trade mark. gies ji rR. Ing Dane! route: South St. Louis. Box baths. werneneen yp he dys OP yo will | DELICATESSEN Ol Tr i T -- —_ reezers. dis- We also carry a ull line of RA, Ay a > p od; oo ys 3 pone Ss. United Accounting Ma- q : > 000 to invest. Box! from show: at a sacrifice. 38° oO s§ | good-wiil, goods on hand, ete. ‘Box W-238. | R-121. Post: Dispatch. Pe pnt, a hamlenen:. must be seen to ap-| Play boxes, upright boxes, wall cases,/and steam bollers, i ey pees at a| Beulah place, 4734 Beacon avenue, State MMi polite Sint stock, Miller Train. Tri- Es h, Broadway. (c) | Post-Dispatch. | PAPKING LOT—Filling station, down- | oreeiate: terms. 3954 Westminster. (c) | scales: bargains: terms. St. Louis Desk | saving from 30 to 50 per cen 646 Forest avenue, Fer n. and Hotel. ) ; ; looking for general store. dry goods. CONFECTIONERY and building, 4 livi | GROCERY—And confectionery: algo butch- town busiliess district. Box N- J1t, ee SHOP AND RESTAURA [7 | Bnd Fixture. 71) _N. 7th. Our line ts so enormous that is im- ' guson, , A. Deibe es Mar- ‘ e ving | er fixtures: good stand. 2201 Dickson (99) | Post-Dispatch. ic) | SANDWICH SHOP A: oe DEN IST “OUTFIT—Com plete $150. Cord | possible enmmerate all the tema in thie | 3812 Beachwood avenue, Pine GArfield 43 70. ing, shoes. city or county. G. Mar-/| rooms. furnace, bath, gas. price $3800. | thie 1720 Olive et TIST O t bi ve ield 40 3 ; >| GROCERY sTORE— doe N SHO P—Call CAbany Oo7d1W or Bargain, A Ah ke 5740 Eastor oe. sine ae mail cnet _ of our big free Lawn: store and flat bullding, Big (eee tr, p23 Kensington. ic?! 1000 Gown. 452 : Beaco 3 ; PBs, Ast 2729J. (c80) | SANDWICH SHOP—On busiest corner in DENTAL, OFFICE FIXTURE: 5 bi ONT WE HAVE FOR 5 CATION and room wanted for from 4 GORFECTIONERY—Restaursnt: good 10. | 3838 Laclede. ee unite City: a rd! l - FIX S— ete : Ae D HEAT- baer ‘bation OR SATE aie Account. @ to 6 pool tables. Box R-264, Post-Dis.| cation; 5000 weet: for appointment cal] | GROCEKY AND MEAT MARKE T—Besi | GaIaR MACHINES AND ROUTE— Granite City; $300 w ul, handle — = “ busy transfer point: INDEPEND NT PLU ‘MBING AN Ae im Bend and Alicia avenues. creen Mines Co. at 39 ao sis oe CRE LS il FOrest 5351W. (cf9) | loeation in eounty. 314 W. Ri: Chean French Riess. 4047 California ply Apple Bidg.. oon Neidringhaus PP oo for quick gale. “Epniral 4989. I GSUPPLY CO., 1141 Chestnut e ) a4 c. broad-Wa 7arage ‘ SHOW Wtd.—Tennessee or i- : = — - : — ~~ —— | 8 e. G l City ‘ ye PE F Pa a ‘issma h Firm Firm Report Sales, "$8300; Slv,- sos? at $05. Seven-Wal Gerace Units at Fusie: population 3000 to 6000: operating | CONFECTIONERY—W ill sacrifice: rea- | GROCERY—Govod Jewish . ienbortiond: | POOLROrt 'M —§ tabies, cigars, soft drinks: | SUR DSAITE ASE FURNITURD Pip 6 S6TORE— | VESKS—Filing cabinets, safes. addressing PLUMBING SUPPLIES Wik . t s nd insurance. anal ee Train Control sat $2.15 ana night except Sunday; quick action Bon, other business ; cheap rent: good op- | must sell: owner sick. 1346 Blackstone. | Aoog los ation. cheat. m pled F Meramec. cy iS Doing eo0d business: cheap rent: selling machines. adding machines. 907 Market, New blemished stock of sinke. lavatories. The Will Cc. Wissmath Realty Co. : other stocks at attraclive prices, By anis Rex J-49. Post-Dispatch. portunity. 830] Wisconsin. (ec) | GROCERY—Living rooms in rear. 6200 | POOLROOM—d + bles, complete fixtures, | on account other business. Call 2045 Olive, | DESK—Double oak. $50: glass top. $20: | closet outfits, bathtubs, ete.: must be seen; reports the following sales: 5131- Chestnut. | We buv. sell or quote ail active stocks f= —- : ; ws : $250; terms Lh Chouteau $ t ~ oF ts ' | 235. Posi-Dispatch binet prio chairs, partitions and ra ‘ : house preferred bat. Gamsideration given | ae 7345 CONFECTIONERY—Living room. _ toilet; | SRO ERY MEATS—-Cash business: living | ,N0ls: last year’s sales %: 240,000; net pret. SHOE REPAIR SHOP Stockh of shoes. are oF 7th. PRICES RIGHT. COME EARLY. Connors to a@ client; §07-09-11+13+ ad deed of! individual wit experience and active RAGE GARAGE Wtd.—Must be good! reasonable offer con re 7 ‘ ‘io 2 : d & ‘ onsid . ‘ . : a me . Reger vipe i $12,000 Ww ne r “fil portunity on - - i City. Box clientele. Outline Qualifications in confi- @ yng proposition, for lease or buy. Box | Louis. : eit -” > | ne wee wee i + you Cal A adle. ” Nat'l RS ee Co., | 82500. _ CAbany 3539 eee Ta DRS STC a FIATURE om p wenn | 15-17 Clarendon avenue, three sin- . a i — GROC Oe. ie CET — Excetilent | s ; ; SHOUP—Wonderfu oca- : nd Carr. : lent | Hospe Bidg.. Omalia, Neb. | SHOE REPAIR SHO! on ghiti_a —Gomplere | gle flats, to Dr, Edwin R. Wagner; dential letter. Box J-246, Post-Dispatch. ost-Dispatch. (C) | CONFECTIONERY ) » ' CUNFECTIONERY, DELLCATES stand for meatcutter: stand investigation PRINTING PLANT—And stalionery slore. | tion: established business. 4879 Page. | DRUG STORE FIXTURES- can | | complete. Box R-393, Post-Dispatch. : = | be rented with it at 634 4 nar. Can 14037 Camellia avenue, a cottage, PRINTING PLANT—Well established; do- | SHOP—Repairing wagons ‘and truck Uod" | be seen between 2 and 513 i} || BEPRIGERATOR COMPANY = [from the estate of Ralph Smith to am Spee ing spendid business; wil] stand strict | ¢3: will sell cheap. oS | ELECTRIC COFFEE MILLS——And || Elme B. Aubuchon; 1719-21-23 N-i78, Post-| ADV ERTISE o7s different country — wy A BIG LIST OF BUYERS. plage for couple. 225 Fair. | GROCERY—And “nea arket: eats b investigation, Box W-240, Post-Dis. SHOE yond location: suitable for at y ‘bus terms. Also. Nation aC b4 Oe atetors 907-013 North Broadway r “ ce , j , r > ‘ome 5 , r » Gs ire b: ae 5 ; po pra ; : | et } } i schoo rde | Ss" 2E—Living rooms; g000 loca OT | eos ; ’ (G : ) FL ay . “If Tnterested sec us, can get N-67 I’ D jspDat b 3x) Hiinnd 0709. aw on account of gick o fan RANT—1} 537 m., no gg very | paw erTy. eanteetionety th dry verse (> Rand 1930. 7 3 T se MACHIN " ‘ver = avente for Richard oO. Rumer to - & F OSERTLUNCHERY Big | ness. (c)} 1642p; ZO isiness location | 22800- small amount cash: balance month LOOR CASES—8: 2 wall cases. roil- = ; broker with 4 following resect - Add inane e Fy si. LOL iS_FIOUR CO. go trade: fine equipment. choice stock Fa KY¥—Doing a good husiness: aust RESTAURANT—Clearing $250 per month; | ty, wth > Melrose. - r ing jadders, doubie office desk. 5172 Ease- DING ACHI eek 2. oe a client. pons antilintiitiiinadiss W.. S10 Bro N -— ae —h\gg CU oe ag gs, Mad Hh only $2400; terms; cheap rent; northwest. stock, fixtures, building sand li; | good terme to right partys 4385 Lee. | GfORE—Furnishings. jedies pas gene : to x > - BING -_ 2816-18-20 Market Strect Sold. — ae oD. *} Gut lan. back store; reasonable. 4200 | RESTAURANT — Good business. modern | tablisched ; Suitable for coupie, OnisTs Ickbox— enry genne : on . G fiviee rooms . 00 ae ness. mo hg old-es + ‘heap rent: will sacrifice: | FT. vr'g AR vey 7 b . The C. M. McDonald Real ¥Es- | AKERY ~ re ae b ‘ONFE ONERY AN INCH ROOM— uppers. equinment: real buy. Call CLarton 103°. | rooms in oo one Pe , ee ase rw i r OIng ; } ‘4 ‘ ‘ * Bras " a a ea sonal!) er | ) gente ; r nklin SHINGS of — ‘. . ” i aoe Dusiness: sell on “account other busi- oe ite, large wih carries, "muss ett “Gesthars Watseilac wat tae a focehed | | gg age ee ee aOR ean need) vine rk. dry goods, school } be od ge ot - on aa x it: 6 ADDING MACHINE—New $i( tate Co. reports closing the sale of erme if wanted. 582 wey, (c) O34 Piymouth, Take 1 amagab car West | wel]. doing nice businces. Nat) Broker- | ESTAUCRANT AND SOD POURTAIN | Fee al ies, paper goods. household supplies a CERRY = CQUN ER—Bine, never tweed. ten eer: we ete, 2816-18-20 Market street, running e185 ! b |” Be we g297 | and sundries; Xmas coming. Call Chars shelving, scale. etc.: nearly new: cheap. , through to 2815-17-19 Walnut KER Y—Wholsale apd retail: leaving |to Plymouth, FOrest_5 ¢) H Bid ; ;, barwai G- 12¢ Ganfectionen a Yes — service. west end phone CAbany i 7 : usehold. patch. 50 ovelona tice: e62) on ectionery. "porthwest:” ‘eo pusinens: business: wal MEAT oa wie STAURANT—And ice cream parlor. — (LARING ESTABLISHMENT — First- irae d" ee D MACHINES AND | street, improved with three stores ws a ig FI — Do busi = th 200 : aaanas RENTROP 325 Virginia. TA! rir / . escationt lors GROCBRY OUTFITS COMPLET ERSB—@#oid, rented. reperres: to a mba ¢ te te for institutional, hotel! o “he ing a good usiness: on u $2200. RTHUR FRE _ . . - - - | elass. jadies®’ and men ‘s: Cotniers shelving. refrigerators. meat de éabi ealieie, a an a thumber o nemen kind or and oise: tite — eink ad ue, Trent che : ‘= eulex sale. price Co : Cope cee a: 4 Rive hie ATBAl, 4145 S$. Grand bil. near Sota ee og ae ice | tion: reasonable rent Rox NBS, PD, ‘eanen ninne anaen aueee. Giana me ppen ) geoen ? , ainews dination” adden ee full compan * a - od SOx . : Post ee . " er Le Ask, - ye aoa sci - Waetr. | SHOP—Plenty wr rk 2 living ; « D ily your needs in grocery ea uip- om oe Ga eS te Pd | established sah 4 , Suen cea, tack ber. CECE et ee ORivenide 4600. | RESTAURANT—Chean it sold at once; PATO er sad: 8475. URNA REALTY, | ment. Come in and spe our disviey room | 5 Sa — a5 | to a client of the Daly MeCabe fe Ci Ca : Gi s- “. at 50; not much ¢c req ‘ of fountain. back bar. Side; good business. = good business. 3807 Caijifornia, _— | 4464 Shaw, &) | bef: re you bur. Eagiest it aa Pi ies odei; G ues 3 eaten: ill eal tee : Real Estate Co. ; case. candy case. while | GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET—Col- | RESTAURANT—Or good cook for part-| 7 ‘LEANING AND REPAI IE | GLOBB STORE & OFFIC RB c ; t BS G | TAILOR. eell. | Frank! GAr than half origina gx! ay oS yer erceptiona , - - | rh eppertunity te bee & at «| Lot tn Westmoreland Place Golf. : es ed | co ta bie. need sock of “ er walla nine. N73. Pb. cee, | FESTA D Ree ~ — id, estabbsh i’ 20 37. Al = Vv ande- | —Or fait ow ne. we ~~ ‘ , : 1en "s&00 as rm SA 2 ot _ =: {c) a4 | sickness, Indell 2067. 1 ay TAP RONG E ur speciality: nh an . : sed: “must se every sthing. “cash: “Con ‘o3 "30 a5 GROCERY—And meat —— reasons for “an ar oo aay E.. BOY ied R ' venter, : used: gas OF coal: al] standard makes and eee - eae ter Fiabe’ 4 citable Orn & ibig report the sale sen aaa ) oaipoed pee a sists | uncee Coe 1iet, Marthe. a rfiele 5 of a lot In Westmoreland piace for selling. Call Riverside 4027. Monday, aft- | 115. Post-Dienatch PR rns LY Se ag ully ' : : Riv er 6 mw. | RESTAURANT God location: West Enda: iti is now Dera sine end —— . f ny e: A u | J. D. Woester Lambert to deed trust BUY ; ; ’ * : for cash dry eoods. ym on Good businese, cheap rent: SS80U. SS A me? te, ad . Baker S232A : , : a : “SA ji clean stock: sickness, COlfax 5190, (c} ~ . &Toce a nefal! REALTY. 4464 Shaw. ; ; ee a wt | GROCERY STORE — Good location and . 2 ° Washington Auction Co. 1329 CUNFECTION ERY—trocer delicatessen ° . @ secu BUSINESS S OPPORTUNITIES Eiamington CEntral 7045. eSiablished 6 vears: ac ross school; fine) fine trade: quick sale wanied, 4649 Car- ter v >. rent $45: north central. “Guth, ——— rows Sg maaan es, fait of APPT PR eR: ee oa | A, fully eis must sell MH of sickness ny br ‘reasonable. v- JOO). 7 ra : oo qW im foal > ; 5 , Schiller Pi, re { if you : street; , . 24 oc : - — i. . * ‘idineg ia atric 4} y firerreof; if y [ACKER Met- a wy, ic) SROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY —Good | Selling on account of sickness. Boz 5 1100; buildin | write for information t©/ “Gouhle deck: cheap, et! * ss, t ¢ ' W. Coale. The tot te 100x190 feet, RAD >: Wi, 1 caunie aamune if oven i _ bh rs 317 » Poat-Dis« toch. (7) r led ‘Teed: South Side cerner: established business; pa i) int. hd " Pe ae Zimheld Flour Co. Qf 3 averages * ae y: more and 4 rooms: RESTAU RANT-—Factory district. 12 ta maa = i Spring e0d Sullivan. cE. MARKET FIATU R iS tng like "be 8 - ghee It will be improved by Coale with es 7% : . le won 7. " ‘ i — f ‘ ° 2 i —Koutl wees: lenpr a ; Rie aa location; 1723 aaa Sea a poe at a ats oan pee S910, Laclede. piace for ~ se Re ic PR mg) aad case blocks and tools. | 9 0'"5s ~~ be = “ fine carat ai bear fu-\ tile store: shop; ow e dec : ‘pa en : worth 3500; easy nts: eash-carry | RESTAURAN?T—Sultable for eoupe. Ko iMeE PAYS SPUR E WEAT EB : TYPE } . ure. orne represented pw as eile c ICA oie lave 7; a es or we trade: food worth t ogy f no com erate equipment, $225 cash. 11 Progressive ; established 10 years: all he — a hee eahine Seon — : 4o1 | ‘ath LF wi all ¢ ngact) i ” Gari must be seen, Se hile nygatics ing es tition, CONTTR oro i eee apes: the "nears os peeled a. a 7000. =x G43, Post ch 7) dandy u co oe: y mL ber Nee etal var fer eae - cost $3500: Julian. oy: A . me if must sel) naters GROCERY. meats ang vereiable Ts RESTA URANT—Dally vrecelple 81> to oe Wane & enter the consiructios ied Rebuilt Market Fixturew business: W , — investiga eet St. Louis: vod eagh as a roars; | guar ‘bet — prop — ever “in ple" : Freeser display cases. coolers. etc.: eprup and ¢x : en wet Ben : makes se livin: no chance 7 fener faa makes: like new: paymente, i cheap rent ‘and formatfon, “ca Eid soutnweates Dust corner opportunity, Boz R-307 Post-Dispatch, | BRECHT CO. 1201 aes ay. B's

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MOTHER! A Child Doesn’t Laugh and af Constipated SUNDAY MORNING, OCTQBER 30, 1927. MAN DEAD IN MINE |sssSiteatt! act aes OF OMAHA DIES AT 73'HAD LOST MONEY IN OIL Relatives Repudiated Bond. He failed to appear, and his mother and uncle were notified Former Prelate of Manila Was G. H. A. Hamann, Inquirers Native of St. Louis and Think, Ended Life by Enter- Served as Priest Here. ing Gas-Filled Shaft. ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __. |ARCHBISHOP HARTY PAGE 14B__ address appearance. Gov. Baker’s address is one ‘of a number of events which have been scheduled to take place at the temple during the fall] and winter months. ou . “ / — ] he- Sy , WHERI THE CROWLS GO 6th and Franklin MONDAY SPECIALS Round, Rib, ae STEAKS: Young, Juicy, Tender BW PORK. 26|EGGS:=-29 C H 0 PS LOIN cartons FLOUR SEEDLESS ee, oe coe BIAS, RAISINS ,)lbs val. None better New 19° California Sweet Beans PRUNES Duis.) | aetna Zits. [9 they were liable on his bond. They repudiated the bond, declaring their signatures had been forged. The notary whose seal was on the bond said Hamann brought the bond to him already signed, and by assur- ing him it was all right, induced him to witness the signatures. Hamann’s body was found at the bottom of the 75-foot air shaft George H. A. Hamann, former) at the Liberty mine, between Mas- LOS ANGELES, Oct. 29.—Arch-/neputy Coroner of St. Clair Coun- | coutah and Belleville: He had been bishop J, J. Harty of the Catholic |+, Whose boay was found in a $| genaiy coat by oy ~—— ' a : ; deadly coal gas which accumulates diocese of Omaha, who has been coal mine Friday, was driven to in unventilated mines. A Coroner's critically ill at the St. Agnes rec-| -vicide by losing s jury yesterday found he dieq of tory here for several days, died stocks with his own and other peo-| asphyxiation “in a manner un- early today. He was 73 years old. ple’s money, investigators believe. a Meee tea a cue The prelaie’s cilment was de-/ mnat Hamann, 50 years old and ar Myron pera obey oa tn eget eo scribed as a complication of pneu-|, wejj}-known figure in the county, his life, as they say he had no busi- ness in the mine, w hich _was closed. monia and influenza. He suffered; was in _ financial straits became a turn for the worse Wednesday | known in recent months when cred- GOVERNOR 70 SPEAK THURSDAY evening, gradually sinking into a/iters sued, for Judements on notes state of coma, He had been in tll|1, June three friends, sureties on health for several years. his $5500 bond as administrator of | Funeral services will be at St. the estate of George Ohl, gave no- | Agnes’ rectory, at a date yet us | tice of their intention to withdraw. | auditorium of Seottish Rite Cathe- |determined. The body will b€/tamann thereupon substituted a/|dral. A musical program at 8 jtaken to. Omaha, bond purporting to bear the signa- | o'clock will precede the Governor’s tures of his mother, Mrs. Christine Hamann, and his uncle, Peter LIGHTING FIXTURES t room Residence , re findex {fs Classified Advertisement In This Section - 5 * 2 em hy brs ER Footy Pe rie Pent +" Me a ON ae Prada, eran ae Tg RIN grass a ee © aoa Fle, Sabha eso SEH EE pO E TS ya CE eR ERS . Ne BS Nak eGR cde Le = Re ate A laxative today saves a sick child tomorrow. Children simply will not take the time from play to empty their bowels, which become clogged up with waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach sour. Look at the tongue, mother! ‘If coated, or your child is listless, cross, feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn ’t eat heartily, full of cold or has sore throat or any other children’s ail- ment, give a teaspoonful! of ‘‘ Califor- nia Fig Syrup,’’ then don’t worry, because it is perfectly harmless, and in a few hours all this constipation poison, sour bile and fermenting waste will gently move out of the bowels, and you have a well, playfut ) child again. A thorough ‘‘inside|‘‘California Fig Syrup,’ - eleansing’’ is ofttimes all that is nec- |full directions for babies, shill essary. It should be the first treat-|all ages and for grown-ups om ment given in any sickness, printed on the bottle, 4 Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. jly and see that it is Ask your druggist for a bottle of |" California Fig Syrup Rebuilt With New Fixtures The residence must be remod- eled and the decision is to fit it with new fixtures throughout. The old fixtures are not dazz- aged, but will be displaced and sold through the Post-Dispatch Classified columns. Post-Dispatch For Sale columns offer many opportunities to buy good used articles—and afford a place to sell such articles quickly. Call MAin 1111, the Post-Dis- patch, and ask for an ad-taker —when anything of value is to de sold. The Post-Dispatch is read in far more St. Louis homes—daily or Sunday. a eat Cae = eral e eet ee i a o te ay ay Pr SE Raney TORN EPRI ~ FRR - nee antigo pe ind tat Pe Bee PG. OE ct MR Re nt sy Rt a em 7 Ry the Associated Press. > pe ae en a "it + a _ automobiles Auto Accessories | Auto Loans ' Bicycles, Motorcycles ’ Birds, Poultry Boats. Launches. . Books, Periodicals. Building Material Clothing ...+-+++e5« reer Coal, Coke, Wood... Pt. 9, Pg. 138 Exchange (Miscel.) sidcsee For Sale (Miscel.) ..2t. Bi, Pt.6C >@ «norses, Vehicles ....Pt, 11, Pg. G6 — — -& Hovusebold Goods .......-+. oak ag Houschold Goods Wanted Instruction (Music) .Pt, 11, Pg. 60 ‘Jewelry, Gold, Sliver Machinery Miscellaneous for Sale. Pt. ‘11 Pe. 6C Motorcycles ae i ome i Mpa iS itn sta dive ay o * : - eee aa . , y epi 2 a 7 . Wi . ae eee 7 7 . oto ee a ae q ee oe rttty Imes end 9 TR IE, cde WT tbe A OY sh oO - “ oe eet » . om nen “re ee " ~ — - at % . ~ a Mitek = oo ean ME 9 5 has ‘ , . a etias ME AE OLENA LETTE eT ae Sa RAMI Ri EMR OTS, THN AN AKT ON li tas iy ‘ ere . setts nating ioe pave ea A _ New 1977 Crop INGER 5, 4 ()|FIG BARS. ] 2 te GING GINGER SNAPS Qe NN BR Bee eee eee Will Address Meeting at Scottish Rite Cathedral. An address by Gov, Baker will be delivered Thursday night in the oo ~ PE Bs MPS ee ee ee ee rns g Was Native of St. Louis and Or- » ganizer of St, Leo’s Parish. sGhnateaitie: St. Leo’s Catholic Church, a large; yast Wednesday he was due tn stone edifice at Twenty-third andj) Probate Court to make final settle- Mullanphy streets, is a St. Louis;ment of the Ohl estate, and turn /monument to Archbishop Harty. over $3509.71, remaining after pay- | ment of the estate’s debts. to the “09 — $e =e cosh caret in heirs—five brothers, Fred Ohl of which a parish priest was elevated, St. Louts, and Henry, Jacob, John without any intermediate stepping stones, directly to the rank of Arch. bishop, for he was pastor of St Leo’s until the Pope made him head of -the Manila archdiocese, succeeding a Spanish prelate, Jeremiah J. Harty was born in St. Louis Nov. 5, 1853, the son of Andrew and Julia Harty. He was SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES PUPILS CAN ENTER ANY TIME : THE DODSON SCHOOL Milisientsen ak tee — — ee &§ . oon 0 ey Tires, Accessories ......+++e85 2 Pg. Open Evenings by Appointment Phone CEntral 2410 5337 Cabanne FOrest 5298 Est. 1901 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES MAUD A. MINER Teacher—Lecturer—Reader educated in the parish schools, St.| Opens Her Third Fall Term in St. Louis at the Gatesworth Hotel, Louis University and St. Vincent's 245 Union, Monday, November 7, 10 A. M. College at Cape Girardeau. Or-| Classes mornings, afterncons and evenings in the Cultivation of the Speaking Voice, 'dained a priest in 1878, he served | the Philosophy and Technique of Self-Expreesion. Special classes in Correct English. ‘as assistant pastor at St. Lawrence Lessons three times a week. |O’Toole’s Church and St. Bridget’s TERMS—$15 FOR 15 LESSONS | : For enrollment and detailed information write or phone peweeee soe tem, years. in 1885 he Elizabeth Cueny, 4254 Olive St. Lindell 3770. /was commissioned to organize St, _ Leo’s Parish, which he conducted ba jae marked success until he was leis Aronson of aiscte, Bernard Ferguson | June 6, 1903. He directed the rais- | ing of funds for and _ construction | VOICE SPECIALIST Teacher of Singing in All Its Reniaiee | of the parish church, school and | rectory; and years after his remov- , | Cleveland (Ohio) Plain Deal- Monday throughout | ately remembered. - “M A, ) ‘+h Providence (R. I.) Jour : On sale | er: r. Ferguson sang wit nal: In the Prologue Task at Manila Difficult. capital effect, revealing no- from ‘I Pagliacci,’ Mr. ; aa. ' fees _alto the Philippines was affection- a at = mS | ee oS M o n day, eh ly Se Be Se | ‘ es z 6 0 core a 9 1 os aie || He was faced with the difficult table powers of interpretation Ferguson took his audi- 5 > our low Saaecaeeee me | task of building up the churches ff oe price, a % ‘SO Gee and schools, with a priesthood : -, es ee largely Spanish, and he was ac- Small Group and Private. Tutoring. TOOE DOE. Lo and CORNWALL | oy WE DO Evening Coaching Dept. All Branches Grade and High School oi oe be Pee i \-mmR Y im. COMPARAT! Taught. Bu SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER = me PRICES TA aig toe i) oe » - ong 8s waaineieonenae os ~ - s Nol ti P R is « . RE, Nags 8 pte Bollers, engines. |~ Virwinia av is dainty — ideal Maine spreaders, molders. mortiser. surfacers. Thi Heat te ~ 1S eater 75¢ Saeed RAE - i | "on a ape priced to, reduce stock quickly; and will hold from 50 bbl. to bus 000 _ cap. draft, sturdily 5-30-75-100 HP. Oil ‘Engines. ROOU gal. ae Tank attractively FOR li ' Refrigerators ll al in Hi. MACHINES SEE PART 9, PAGE 13B (a0 tools, motors, machinery Sousnt. Be r. PBox_ N S215, Bi Post- t-Dispa oh. furniture buyers—every department participates 0 or 12 Inch. TYler 2102 1834 N. 4c) ‘ AIR COMPRESSOR—Curus, tank, eueees — vuleanizing outfit, chain boists. we om J $Q.75 umbe. heaters, wotore, ange ee he Ma- | SANDs: aWS—Rip. wing awe. lathes, joint- rom ia for milady’s bed- os a, nailers, box, printer, sanders. 7 is airtight in Be choice at J,’ A. STERN, 17th . a estnut. i fire overnight C 1] Ch ee OX e al - ‘ Pipe 3. 4. 5, “ e. e li « built of heavy- 10 Steam Pumps. @ 4 ep & Hivman- Michaela _€ $ .50 Me 2 § OIL. SRS—Stee!: re nickel trim- aint | A i _ 1 DR tt radjat es ? Acme RADIO MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE COAL, COKE AND WOOD 4 SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES = Shee 1 al. 1231 Market, GArfield_1839, “a - RCULAR SAW Wtd— / XQ Cretonne For Sale Down Draft Hot-Blast porta: ~ Boudoir a — , * anew, $135 Acme Electric Co. . | Pear Market. 4 ngage oa Fouls, Mo, “cvs 4 4 yb (DK ; . 415 ; nite | AUTO LAUNDKY OUTPFI argain. 541% As practical as it sey 9g Mean ers ees hacen: oom, > : RUBBER BELTS LEATHER construction genuine down- _ 6 Motors, 25 ° ——— — _- ‘ 4 > > . i , ste. Sale Price =, 2 eee tS Bee 3% gauge steel— | 00. med. [ oN. 11th.” TY¥ler Restoro Magnetic Health Belt Company, Lobby of Holland Building, 211 Seventh Street. (Agents wanted in Missouri and Illini) —yyy_Eeeee Deep, luxurious u pholstering— harmonious 3- tone heavy qual- ity jacquard ve- lour. BOILER—No. 410 hewanee downdraft; 5000 feet fr tion ' Water. almost new ‘teo omas: Rirk weed. COT WHEN OPEN CLOSED 99 BOXING GLOVES **s:. : ae country, and the younger genera- Sie: a, RS Sas So qi f % and ETE} ixeri Wh Ke tions all speak it as fluently as _ Fguioment Co. 3620 Lack they do Spanish.” t CONGREVE ial fER--U In denying rumors on the occa- 4 as demonstration alt as 50 sion of his second visit that his : vel gh eg $150 health would not permit him to pe monthiv pexmenie vit, denied return to the Philippines, Arch- ! Indeed a_ remark- eee like new RCULAR SAW bishop Harty said he was willing for his “bones to whiten in that ably low price, This stand; drill préss: roomy treasure : P evler 1948). distant land.” chest has an exte-% —= Bor venersie’ tu He did return to his post, and rior of walnut per- @ ; e coupment served there until transferred three fectly grained and years later to Omaha. He was for- —- lon soles sewed and tacked, heavy rub- mally installed at Omaha Dec. 21, r heels. Every pair aie siti, Militant iia ae =) Sale Price Grate — for coal or wood— warming closet, 6 coal holes, 18-inch oven— nickel trimmed. $l a finished. $1 A WEEK guaranteed to give 1916, with Archbishop Glennon of Week satisfaction o ney retunded. A pair, an St. Louis and nine other prelates Men’s $14.75 High- 1} Sizes participating in thc ceremonies. Top | Boots, 16-inch, ol —— : ies CLERK TRIES TO KILL SELF E192 4 LAT THE—Lodgee & Dav lot ot rohatting. drill ares. Rows tag 5258 Oskiand Care of Babies chucks, “countershaft. N. Central av., Clayton, 7412W | Enameled Breakfast Porcelain Top ' Men's $7 Ui-Trented Shoes, moccasin style, a pair $4.95 +R A TO NR CTI DT Es OO op NRE pr: ~ ovew o m en “ ‘ Men's Fine Dress Shoes, tan or black, values to $6, newest Officers’ Dress Shoes, plain toe, waterproot inner soles, all sizes, pair... $2.95 Police and Firemen’s Shoes, black, regular $7 values, all sizes, a pair....$4.95 ee ee MEN’S $30 ract TOPCOATS $15.95 ARNEYS - ARMY GOODS STORE 5 10° & Was HINGTON] ee a she SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH prints TWI man CE ? ADS as the only other St. Louis Sunday newspapcr ~ & Nrm KS — [TX el . ‘yj Everythin g Exactly 4 as Represented Pe, Q. * : ‘ll at bargain. Elliott & achine “o., St. ia, .

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" Sees . vee - ‘ ; , — 4 : os ones +> roy eres $33 . : rs 26 , - oe - . ** ed eee }—~9-4- vee i Ete be be + 3 ‘ tt +. 33 Sime He 333 P33; + ‘ 5 é tte s . + * os > 7 : ++ 7 ifs 3 * ; oe +* rs ' * . - 4 reed es te “ * { $ * : . “f rigese es : . ieepeseesepoges ss eee ee TORRE POR Ree eee Sitsttreress oseae tee +4 sbesese +4 -+ a i + o- ** 7. aye = : i see wea Sess9s on sseeten steers. oes ser eese tet Sie terssesecssceesssaiees ss socuee vt ros, ° >: + +sSee4 $3 c . +4 ze a : 4 nee ; ; > : : S “4 : ; Stiiti reese Siiisiies: Sriiietietitseesses ssseercssscsesevssssepesess setstsccdetesessteese rete S2idisliiissicssses tees eee + _— ' } Ss itt —_ ° rs SISeSSESTAsSe tet test ris : ¢ sot. 4 4 ; SPOr eres teseasateoscoce . be beset tte reseces s~ceeeenne ent - ee : ° one rey . ST iscbeebabisebareie les weer v4 om oe Gl eS ead - . bab See CaS Tee ee $- Oe eresendee STiririr eters: Senesassens Sobss ye0bes sevessssegescseples setee Si sesssitterhe be + eee = S4e ger eee renner «“*eresane -sereasemsl at oe — e fitment ; : terms, trade. P trade or terms ee y Ro Be wrk ork West Side Nash Co... eed Car Dept.. 2014- | UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locust. Always Open. full equipment. Will bear your closest in- Lowest price ever offered, See don’t worry, e.. Beal % 1 coth ing | New and used: wiring. repairing and in- | *¢' CUALS—x, hicn-erade, Drand-hew ; | harmiess, and ss es Rae + & ag . i) stalling. Acme Electric Co.. 221 Market fa fmstruction (Music) .Pt. 11, Pg. 6C which we can offer at attractive prices. | cheap, 4108 California av. paid for. Old loans paid of?. l that is nec- full di gg rections for babies, child | & cE ( ne “ie | : ren of MF § Jewelry, Gold, silver otra] 3081. O’Donnell-Zuern Electric : a TE Sime ahd | Month! , : Motor Co.. 3745 P : Blue Book. spe ‘ial, $193. e first treat- o “#4 y , 12° 500 QUALITY CLOTHES—iror wom lonthly payments cut in half. (40 Page. (e) o 900, es t- jall a ges and for grown-ups plain] Bt Machinery G0. 1828 N._ 12th. ise?) tieo, from wealthy, society p-ople; won- Everything private. Get all you | CHE VROL ET—Coach; 1927: extra tires: ehS7_N._Grand, aon Eg Ke, fone oe Se ee teen ond rand-Bew Chevysgies $185 1923 HUDSO? ' car and we Coupe. ness, ° 4 ert ¥ rgaj > — > ur ‘ 4 nv ‘ + ; tp ,raar , r > printed on the bottle. Look care BE Miscellaneous for Sale. Pt. iL oe " REN NT MOTORS d vardage ype mise _ go> sd; v, i ea: ~— bond Bel gg 8s. Year to pay. ee ike Panes aon. trade for lot or bunga- covers: this i. a beautifu ig Byrups. ly and see that it is made by th i atetereycles eS oh Pek a er Coach model, new Duco paint: terms: | have a low price on it: core. Big Discount—Terms . With purchasing privileges, ae OF Gg. a ‘iepty Wardrohe Exchange. 3100 &. Grand. . nn . a bottle of |‘‘ California Fi Ss | al ae | ‘ gee eeeaes CHEVROLET—1926 coach; late. like new, | first one here’ will get this barcain st BERRY MOTOR CAR COMPANY, . ru Com 33 ‘i % eo ‘li, P y c = RED COA T—Gray fur | . a : j ” LB Py j & \yrup pany. | Musica Ke a ELECTRIC SERVICP Cu., 209 Washing ae a “it bases 4 ee YAHLEM BINANCE CO. Pe ome Se Ee ne oe ACK Pas p Always Open. oS eet mother! ‘If istless, cross, TOO PRIVEE SiS eT CHEVROLET — Coach: o. k. car: cash @ better buy in this type CLEVELAND and Fora coupes: good trade or terms. Big 4 Chevrolet. 25°06 WEST SIDE BUICK, Kin, rahi hway ren | eon S._Jefferson. a ae ie KUHS- BUICK ye ‘McPherson, DEimar 0300. (c | foo cheap. 6000 Gravois. —— CHEV ROLET—Coach, 1926. $140 cash, oe balance 12 months. De Voy-De Larzy 1923 Hudson coach: Al mechanically; a BUICK COUPE “BUY MORE WISELY” ee . i c., complete installation. NATIONAL p , trimmed first- mechanically guaranteed, $345. 2343! this sac rifice price 2201 Locust. Closed Bundave Ck ntiral 2500 UNIVERSAL. 3401 Locust. Ciass: s1zZe * Lon. (cfd) ver ’ . » ae Pianos— Musical -——~ Sunday. C Abany 32W, (c) Phone JEfferson 9450, CHEVROLET — 1927 coach: ran 4500: Manchester at Kinrenichw®, (o\ Sunday Specials. E © Ts sw re — ——— i. a Office Furniture... .Pt. 9, Pg. 13B HUGH ELEC rRIC CO. | SHOES——2 ¥5 dresses, small sizes. Tele- World's Largest Autp Loaners chean. H. F. Yount. 6737 Plateau. HI- HUNTER’S SPECIAL 4-wheel brakes. 4-cylinder, Packard z & Poultry, Birds... Be 3" $ 4 Motors, ge nerators. engine generator | phane I ioM. L035 N. Grand Open Nights land 3202. (c) 4 style radiator, beautiful velour uphoister- 19°44 Cleveland coupe, Neath ie nh Sy sass CHEVROLET—1926-1925 coaches: they're Here is a real car for the fall hunt- /ing: all equipment. including car heater. pasenger. . — an — : Sn a ‘| Radio supplies sets, motor generating sets. special electric | Si JUIRR “OAT Le autiful biege: fox 12 > os equipment. We rent motors. | trimme: cize ; wil sel] tor $100, | ¢ oS} perfect, yes, sir, guaranteed; $135 and] ing season, 1924 Hudson coach: we have | Thia model Buick is very scarce today. A : Tuc me zer Public 4 Refrigerators .... Pg. 1: 735_S. 4th st GArfiela T7004. (c09)1 | 406 Clara, se ond fl or north, | $100 down. Graupner, 3816 W. Florissant | PUt this car in first-class mechanical con- | cozy. ever cependable, smart-looking closed b : boy’s suit, age Il, : dition: tires are new: you need not worry. |car: ready to alg gone. rr rrupted erm ¢ ) : : Pt. 9, Pg. 13B MOVING PICTURis MACHINE—Hoimes. | SUlT—Man's. size 30. boy's sult, age | CHEVROLET—1927 coac ? oo - d Con Jit MAY I olmes, | Oa : ple ni cp € “a “2 ace | ‘ sik ves COAL h, demonstrator; plenty of speed and exc ‘llent economy ervice: only $239 $158 do J 1% SDS) ; tidence full | ’ Vverco ; black rainecvat, ace | Automobiles _ For Exchange __ | big saving: terms. Gilliam-Epstein Co.’ ath Sesaanikeee eS a it Seouen - oPOe. ene art: STORE. ie a Candin Lote neon: FRAMPTON, . 3309 eae oS new je O § Sewing Machines ...... 4 and projector: practic: nab way with Ae es T (‘c) | AGTOMOBIL E “Wid.— 999 B 7 n ur F Stem equipment: price reasonable ox W-182, | 2: Neat e) vs F oleh. ‘I OB ~ _ Wil sell Willys- | 5929 Easton. (ec) | PI e esired. 7486 Mali- “ nd Efferson 3 oe Statement . : ps and Coins... Pt. 11, Pe. 6 Post-Dispatch. | 33 SUIT—Man’s. 36, new, all Wool, | Knight touri GP > for Jordan; Ford. | é HEV ROLET—1925 coach: excellent con- aeeiae.” pared abibaecoteise i Si A N U RE -BU it K a = Set 1926: 2- pane. . as |y Talking Machines ............. 2 PRESSES—Three ©. P. job; good running | $15; also 2 18-ye oP ge dit on. nee reat | Bearer i000 Hi all's erry rd. dition; cheap: trade, terms. 2506 8 ° terms: open Snuday, 1803. Hast fe) * The Rea Wh $ Ace ries so ee 3 order. 91° North Market et (ce) | a coats; ail a od conditio (a BEAULIFUL RING, eA matched pearls and Je fferson. Sunday Specials DAY IAL SALF DODGE ;- ie oo s ” Tires, cesso ereeee PRECGrQ RIL SsOr 48 e c “* et . 325 bd iyo e ~~ “ ’ A ho Nee AVE. ‘ shapers. shears. vises. etc. Brown Machy DIAMOND RING——Ge a karate: | EXCHANGE $425 mortgage; automobile Fissex coach which to choose: coupes, coaches. sedans, | cheap; trade; terms. QUOTE ; 4 Co., 2323 N. 9th, Pe Acl Be 2: ~ . (e) or lot. Box K 53, Post- lispatch. 5276W. (c) 7 —_ Hudson coach ,..,. coos me ' —- ne S108: . RA ‘ FOR } were fine; $600. L ©) | EXCHANGE-—Chevt “condition: ron very iittier must be coon | Ufad Essex 4 coach *. inch. l- -in . h ; - _ | CHEV : at i! ; : 5- al. -% ! ROL 2_i— 925-2 TS ry Lo» ; wf rl 2 Net 2 Ww STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES} } jane Ve Alstetter, 6 at AUTOMOBILES | Auburn—Auburn Pan hey ET —Coaches, “mist be seen | ‘Trunk, bumpers, all extras: fine shape wes gg en Rigg gains. 6317 Easton av. ie } Ht WT HLTH eett ' Refrigerators 1 small gasoline engine hoist. Wan me Brougham, 1926. The most beautiful to. be appreciated: $295 to 5450: open | Mechanically; $52 zo: $125 te t 2928 Locust. __JEfferson 4910. DODGE 1923 | 4-passenger coupe: or | wl HATORETUTRRTU TTT e RESET : j SEEDS, PL Complete line of vertical boilers ante ;car on St. Louis streets and is sold with nlghte. : MONARCH, 3137 Locust. _ tires; $100 down, balanes a salt UTE lg || = a ANTS AND TREES JOHN NOCTER_ BOILER WOR KS CO.. | ABSOLUTELY highest price paid, JEf- | 0UFr usual guarantee, AUBURN-ST. LOUIS MacCARTHY-PARDUE MOTOR oo? eee hs. a4 on a TYPEWRITER AND ADDING « 1401S. 2d st, 99x) | _ferson 1903. = iiton, 3214 Locust. _(c8) | ‘-ASH—I192 ivanced 6 coach: has 1925 > 330 | Just like new: 5 good tires, bumpers NASH—I1926 ac P ance monthly. 0 SE ces ay k for catalog P-19 | a i 1 ; - | ’ a” pee , : > «* 9 : appearance; new balloons; real dandy: ’ us mode an ALL autos bought. Roadway, 3323S. SCri N | [Re as Bt iy 1K | and other extra: _~ a , ey! vrolet lan- about $275 down. Graupner, 3418 Locust. OLIVER CADILLAC CO. van is d “pel Always seamen nen ee ee | dau sedan: 4-door : ; ; | HUDSON-FRAMPTON, 3309 LOCUST sT. | NASH—Coaches: we have 2 in first-class JEfterson 3084. 3333 Locust TATE MOTO “RI? : shape; , paint d tires; see these BUY MORE WISELY” bargains today at $295 each: ierms. trade. SR en' | $19 W._Lockwoog ny... Webster” Groved, i ’ : vy KUHS-BUICK y As 801 N. SECOND ST CEntral 6322- id 3. Broadway. HUmbo It tical a ; ote whe ee sie - tad ahetine hs temenanian 12095 | pose samen vaeweris a AUTOMOBILE wid As payment residen: € ~I28 Locust. JEfferson 4910. Chrysler 70 Coach, $175 o— "pale and res; must sell today; “mel aecnanabae eR “i Wabash BOL} ns sien’ heonananss uae ~ ccc ane . 4 i > dein ae . , 2 cas - - i ‘ » } - } Bre oe ” * S 4 : ‘ 5635 clic j Iv. . , settee ‘ac ica as it ~ ; Se Dsa WS—Ri Dp, Wing saws. lathes, joint- | WM. C. wr Vatt & SONS MCHY Co... 3 Pa Tag ning See EBBEL ER, 741 GARI! ag ng ugha. cag L926 niodel: Down: come over and take a ride in it. $200. 5635 Ho liamont aN 9419 Bristol. Overland. tires are 0® per cent. See this cart inty — ideal * Oa ne “ y ers to oe ote lamp socket; borers: | | ST A HOT a N. ] 2th vad sax | CHEDRGIET COR Oma a menses phe mal fro m Sa mid ae pe. ie | ‘LIVE MOTOR CO.. 3108 LOCUST BL. . C seve ova Mah ee U27; Just like new: | diately, F mtngpmon - — = ym at our ; : yue spreaders, mulders, mortiser. surfacers. | ) —2 wall radiators: aD. | } E ‘ Vid.—Late 1926 or | tho cope ll epeneggd MUP ea tyse ow Cnt | ~— = 7 save over 0: run 2000 mil 2 price. Jur special for m= we milady’s bed- YD os : apers, nailers, box, pemioer, sanders, etc IN15A Allen, Victot 1G6S1J (Cc) | 1927 model; ec ash. Box R-399, P.-D. | BSAA iy vt gine beat — bargain te taide | CHRY SLER iQ COACH 192% Oakland cet sols Iteska Riverside 525 es. 4210 WEST SIDE BUICK ayev CO. iol Pumps, heaters. motors, generators, ma- . » So ie” y / & 4 ine tools, John Raniming Machine Co (os S. First. St. Louis, Mu. (cY9) | ; Ss I 20x20"’ Le Blond lathe. payment on modern flat, West nd : : | oir i F @ AIR COMPRESSOK—Curuts, tank. Sei“ Ma? | 18"x8" Le Blond Q. Cc. B.: | | r © Plain milling machines site runs perfect: tf} is ithout a dovht a ile J tiveteskens uae Be polity se had for $175: | OLIVE att saa terins, bargain. De y-De Larcy Motor Co., CHEV ROLET—1627 coupe. 4 months old. Manchester h > - | ' ee eS S400: need 100 roads sters, coupes. 79 2410 WN. Tinij Forest 10°28 {co} Ye (c) JEWETT—B rougham: 1926; looks and | 2410 N. Vaion. me} S74 Pace. ; fully equipped, $550. See Chandler, 452 ORD—1924 coupe’ fan work: “BUY MORE WISELY’ Arco, cash. 4711 Natural Sle o f 3 iS—Steel: two No, 213, Pacific. | | | tourings, sedans, ty Nov, 1: bring car to - —_ 1926 DODGE COACH, $495 js CHEVROLET—Coupe. 1927: eash. terms FORD—Coupe- de uxe; “ . JEWETT—~-Brouzcham. 1924: fine shape: oes pee Pa : $ES5 . or trade. Big 4 Chevrolet, 2620 8. Jef-| bi ba in Sp, luxurious Hf . a (cM) | CEntral S58. (cAO) EB aay cash - oo hema, ¥ o Mg . lers 3 new rubber, $195: terms, — Easton. | oi vier pags andafinisi: eed st a A A 107 me emma fereon. ffl) | FORD Coupe: good condition, cseoriee a ‘Fr. ‘, " - Laston, wordt Laseon., if ae Pe Be tnafkEl! shre emiwyc : ic s ; . ‘ “oach. : Fr, — . Po ace ' ol stering— . BOILER—No. 310 Kewanee smokeless | a 7 — oe oe la rdlucmiwycm Palle o iu ipned: tex ativan LS sini 1 ( tend or terme. Pie pas es 35 eR 360. 5866 Maple. IVAW ANTY MOTOR CO_ 2928 1,06 af 4000 Miles; Terms. PB le , te; | PORD—Coupe, de luxe; repain ne Ret © downdraft; 5000 feet radiation: steam cr | . : 3 rfmo n ious 3- ; - - a er. almost new “too era I for our place BOOKS AND PERIODICALS . W pay ats he et ric‘es- Ss. 0) to $500 | th. xf ¢ "od 2 B ca —~ 1j ti 1 riced to sell Good- ' : tires; } 73 a ¢, heavy qual- apo + ie Pee eee woud. Kirkwood, Mo., Man- | BOOKS—Harvard classics fiction, also Col- | ready cash: only used Ford dealers on an Anneke | E w Motor Salen GRand 8803.” te) | UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locust, Always Open. CHEVR OLET— 1926 coupe: reconditioned, | = 5 a ac d : | +3 f Geeiet and Lockett av. | lier's encyolopedia; new. DElmar 2076, | Eaton 385@ Excton. Lindell 0164 ton) “oy — per Bic 6 brourham: new | oc Motor Saics._Shar =5 38 | OVERLAND—Conach: 1925: $100- bargain: | like new: $425: terms. Gilliam-Epstein FORD — 10 coupes, quard ve- . ' . , 3 482RS—75 h. p Heine. ee -1000, $100; single books, 5c to | "Goh vies. Daa bate Any eacruuar LAe ae Fa 00-4 N08. 36800 | Gr ook as oo 1926 model. S900. 62. | open Monday eve. _Morris. ZR10 Olive. Chavrolet Co.. 5929 Easton, — $135; $55 down. | ' INT ( ‘ y e , ESSE x em h. 1927: ‘like new; $505 | PONTIAC—Conach. 1926° geod eondition: CHEVROLET 1997 coupe: original new- FORD—Coupe, HU PM JBIL E—New 6-cylinder ‘ow 4740) “Easton. (c) | S385- S100 dewn, 4229 Faetern. fo) car annearance;: driven 3519 miles: a mat 7 ero eng rh 3418 Locust, 3118 Locust. (c) | OILER . = “boiler ‘tank and stock repairs. 172) |ARTMAN & MEY ER—Printing and hook: | FORDS, CHEV ROLETS WANTE f lith. TYler 2371. Acme Boiler €o. keeping ack ines. 21 S. 9th at.. phone | We pay hichest 1Ce 4 5. ta $500; = ; .0 ' A eet radiation. 3924 Washincton. : , , e . = S—i% 10 50 HP. upright: ales Machine Shop W ork 3904 Lindeli. Phone e_Lindeil O988. (c8) | runs like new; $405. toyal Motor mnie i i oo 2’ with 6” flues. 5. 3647 Easton. LET HUGER bias aap rs ; $1 4 > Vd i‘ ‘ tube (2). a ae ECvlugical map midcontinent eell aT fee a aot Locust, Jetferade DSae Goud. : ° a > $50 b. v. Heine. wed u “ oil fields. Joe Milam, Oklahoma City, judd Motor Tin i broughé am, one month old, coach. $385. PONTIAC—-1926 coach: run 5000 miles, buy: $175 down. __Graupner. : oN. ¢ , Pedy 4 cere oe | 7805 Ivory. fc62) | CHEV ROLET—Coupe, 1926; in perfect : 5 | PONTIAC—Coach, 1998: Al- trade for a| Shape; will sell with a 20-day cuarantee: ' _ Boilers. 350 h. p. ‘ (OLD cars to wreck. Jt Week |e WM. G. were, ay ‘SONS 5’ — Co.. OK. Sprine. Jefferson 970”? iF ¥ 121 | driven less than 3000 mile +S. | ESSEX—Coach, 1926: like new: $29 aati re @351A California cash or terms, JIAS S&S. Kingshicghwa fe) : Riverside 9080. a CHEVROLET-—-Coune, 1926- like _1=th st. ROADSTER Wtd—For plastering or brick gn SAWS. joiners gemh con whe mofflers, - BOATS AND LAUNCHES __ work. Reiss. 3892 Delmar. Full equipment. P riced“to sell | SONTIAC—Late 1926 coach: orlginal new . ° ‘ | . t oe eo ower lee ai ‘ o > ‘ y _—— ; Ww e : Eieetworking nachines. “poth cow mod re- | DUCK boats. fishing and hunt ng poate, TRUCK Wtd.—1 4-ton: will pay cash, ‘ . — Ne ane ee gh N: nd Piaridge my a finish; actually driven 9231 misel; | sed very little; trade; terms. 2860 "Me ] 7 p ells; visit our new storeroom or write for | house boats. Catalogue on reqi 1est. | Telenhone JEfferson 2906. (c) | quickly. See this bdrgain. SERS. $220 Nature) eee: | aout $185 down, Graupner, 3418 Locust. | Sait. F Wa > r No. 4A illustrated booklet. Merit Ma- bour Boat Works, Vailey Park, Mo. (et); ') TRU CK Wtd.—l-ton: go od condition. “ vr “4 > uP: —Coach, 1925; 80 per cent condi-| & te _ , - > — CHEVROLETS—6 coaches ang mt “ans, if tis . i u Xx erior est mery Co, 1613-21 N. Broadway pat HOUSEBOAT-—4 rooms, bath, beached | 1439 Union. FOrest 5879. fe) | STEINGER- TUTHILL CORI *; a $190: real buy for someone. Huber. een ane oo yen. seane ano e178 ue 926: reconditioned and newly voainted: = on me a 28 4 3 * 9) foot of Malt st. Bieri, 120 Kraus. |WE buy used cars Brock Motor, 4418 | + 20 oc OT7AS . 001 Locust st. . — Seon ee ee Ry : ‘; | dike new: trade ,_terms. 2860 McNair. RES. hone we SARING AND BOAT SOPPLIES— Wal; | Dlive. JEfferscn 8200. Always open. (6) | Gardner distributors, 2745 Lo ESSEX—Coaches. latest Fg AE te Sow COMas ait! 2818 ae went CHBY ROLET—( oupe, nonin Al condi- FORE be Toot 7] fine ndi- i > ire i 2hone »6 vr : J Kft Ay Q8l } painted: down payment, 7. & ; PONTIAC—Demonstrator, used verv- fi ion: ai) accessories: call Monday morn- = r oo condi on, ) . 7 ; ome ~ os .. anata in alle pen Ween tis a. erenewas. 1. 99) | $2 20) 00 CASH FOR A UT ‘OS | cust bl. JEfferson 093 ). (c7, Brock Motor, 4418 Olive: always mae rd ful'y eauipped, trade terms. Triangle | ing CEntral’ 3460. (oe) extras. 530 Bia senuine Cedar Lined Hans gto Complete, $250. (cS3! | MOTOR BOAT— | Bring car get cash: mortgage paid. = a 2 ge ee gw ene died, sold, under . | SOL Gravee, ‘) CHE ROLET——Coupes. 1927-199. both See bui pe 2 IXCTST ST.—Lates rin Elto | MONARCH, 3137 _Locust. (c8) | ¢ i $225: all in eood con , rs mn ciean condition and mechanically per- rae AT 3216 LC t Latest tw 1926 Hudson Brougham tne arantee. Clay oy ig Auto Co., 584 Pontiac Coach, § $100 fect: will sell cheap. Clay Geedies Aw ? ane motor: ‘ 4 Gea~ Co. (cBO) a i on f oT TE ai iy oo 'S- hal KOW BOATS—Licht twin oonn SED: All makes: S100 to $7000: get cash: ||) |! eink sed hiy other cea oar | | Pe coca ie monstrator, 8005 OLIVE MOTOR CO, 3108 TOCUST BL, yer ne : dice shoe ae ft. yr a t. 160: terms. —% we sn $50 to $509, | i] arts ioOroughiy examined and put | P 4 = “ * h. ee ¥ ain te. ayments; optiona. Grosst mann, 1630) MOTORISTS. 1834 Locust. CEntral S691 || ; In excellent shape, with all nickel j||/}| E© i : sh pe UFO, - P ‘ ge = en) | | Parts renickeled. No torn or worn {/// | ge Cer ren trade, me ob Brand-New Pontiac —— ounce car: ti msi Morris. 28 2810 0 ite Lae CALL L Aclede =e: i] for fresh mined « roal | tj i} upholsery gr00d tops: brakes hav ca) HT . ne ~ - q 1926 Pe ORTHWE EIN 3024 LOCUST. rm * guer- city we ight, $5 5. 50 per ton. cash. ‘ “ ner er ry ' 7 i ms ho ; : ARS ia : pa i j } s) ’ ers * ae o u se . 7 y . ( Hlow price. This >= —_ v R saw TABLE—Emeey whee anywhere: prompt delivery. | Cota commen “tedinal eg 9 sai 40 ii ter Me tah cash or trade, balance i I | 192 7 ESSEX CO AC H > SALE—Complete plants the fisherman or hunter: weighs only 37 ; t= oe | BRAHM-MITCHELLETTE MOTOR CO.. knockout: in pink of condition: dandy: 09 ‘ F of walnut per- | ] a 7 i _ gg ABS ne gd pounds: other pase Weiching from ~6 yt t HIRE 1 Tice" toa =" —— | =— — ae 1049 _S. hovie at pea Dc Reset ninnet $175 down, Graupner, 3418 Locust, | ] 927 Pieovlar] C At $150 gra ar a a n Aa c 85> vounds: all make outboard motores scr POR H —i-ten Dor se pane My ce- os ty Wk , . : —Coach: : ¥ i ined q . aoe Sete a tf 0582 viced. ‘Trade your old motor on a new | livery truck. Call Hiland 9373. 149) Cabriolets For Sale ee cdunvaadhes tan dieeeaet tea sane te, tae IVE MOTOR Go. Fe Fon LOCUST RBI.. rt, ed. ; a : Co., 3343 Franklin. JE SR. camneen. Used outboard motors as fwi- | TRUCK —For ’ hire: Pare is: three-vard: a "ST00 Brand-new 1928 Essex after 1 p. m. Sunday. O. B. Riddle Mo- EK | , SF C } @. Je over @ ' “? . P52 Hodiamont. 4ar y af ey. CC oupe, $375 FORD—Coupes; “an 7759. motor on display. Price $145. Wagner | : pone : ‘ ‘ POR oupe, 1925. with : $40,000 C ASH FOR AL TOS rt Three available: refinished in ] | 2 Imar. CAbany 001 Mein fr¢g runs perfect: original finish: only Co.. 5841 Delmar. CAbany 0018. fc) 5: Man hers. 41 ’ , r ms eq) * 1 s ): PARRY | ord “he t nee mmlliv: SO | 27. hs if factory guaranteed: Elite 100 : Fords. Chevrofets; need badly: & Essex sedan. 1927, $695 SAVE SAVE SAVE tires; $65 down, balance terns. $933 Pine. (oe) | (CO) tT Coach: 1928 Model. $2 chine for $150: an ‘ 50 machi $ CALI, Riverst€e S872R; clean lump teed for 90 days against any me- |i! | tease tepten: . S6EE Pees, c) 1126 Chevrolet coupe. after-August oo é a He STAR—Coech: used weeks 5 ymy treasure es = Be ry 19 att" préss; cheap. (c) 36.00 down buys the Johnson .Light | Easton. c) il! HUDSON-FRAMPTON, , $195 down a. t. | guaranteed; only S19) down. STAR—Late 1926 O-cvlinder coach: real MONARCH, 3187 Locust. 3 Down, late model Ol, (cD) pw os Pls wide ina tit peat CHEVROLET—1937 cabriola steel dtmp wry Rix erside RoohW . , hee Coach Your Chance to tor € 74}, Zz | lo 4 ru a ie > bert Vv . 20 (e- ae extra. equipment: mu ible seat: Dig $1 A WEEK a eee turning, complete. 4 a 1926 ae xéb Me wa e Twin... $5.00 | TRUCK—Man with ton track for delis- rain: $355. “ Graup sais "4216 Ww Florissant. | 80) B Discount. Terme Sil DE BAKER—RBig 6 coach: late model Dodie coune, $08: 1926 Ford coupe. | seme aa lo i as ery purposes " adourt 3 or 4 adavs a WwW Pets. j ° ——a t » uy. = . . eney terme trade 7 2103 N. Grand. fri $273-° "VAHL EM. | terms, trade, . oo * H. P. Kokan Twin Lia Fa ti ae CHEV TROL —— brie t. 1927: 100 ae 16" Temey st gasoline motor, $10. | 2 8 H. Koa latt 2. llc 3° {c} caties tult eq Sie ty $657: $125 down, | | UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locust. Always ays Open. | sTU DEBAKER——- kg KUHS-BUICK Br cheap Shs ek a pt —T 1025 N: Grand Biv. os somes | CONFIDENTIAL LOANS. autos refinanced | bi es ~ aed Aa: Geert ifice mee i Mr. Pa : | Demonstrator: run 3000 miles; save bargain: terms. trade. 13103 _N._Grand. 1927 Chevrolet coupe; oe tell from . . i > . i y * , Instr J « . . 4 > 6 " HE—-ll-inch Monarch quick change: | ought: 8 to 8. 1644 5. Jefferson, (c8) | mae + Nie’ be bd gg DUK, MOTOR | of | first ve ar’ s depreciation: terme or trade.) WHIPPET—1927 coach: original wre new: Blue Book special. ®, countershaft. motor, $200. S() { $90) O00 | econo - = NGCHESTER MOTOR Co. finish: 4-wheel brakes, very fine: $495 Linde!) 2900. 2n37 N. ‘Grand, * CLOTHING CD ans O PZ ; | Chevrolet Cabriolet : 1927 Manchester at Kingshighway. {c) $165 down. Gra ypner. 3816 W. . Florissant. aa | TAMBERT- GRAVES ox ; oe « e > ere | Tis av., Clayton, Mo. PArk WILL : Auto mortgrages bought. Buy Auto. SG-1 Meantitns coc: aranteed: $150 dow 95 ESSEX CC ‘HES ALWAYS A, GOOD BUY—“WItLIAMS.” a#E—Lodge Shipley ground head, mo- Wanted ner. evervthing. Get cas ancine. | wees OF. Mi Rett TP ig jah 9 “J ESSEX C OACHES formerly 4390 Olive now 5173 Kasten. CHEVROLET 7-PAss COUPE * as clotin ~ c pr a ow gale deg a eeeg | Coaches For ane Worth-while cash values. Terms. «See to BNee. 7 Willve Knight ‘coupe sedans: 1925 | $365; terms. Open evenings and dundoye | F ORD—Cou 19% : in motor; r s+ or , Zz m. a ” ] 3 : : ay ’ - . r ' ACUAINE phone right number, FOrest Ault 4 | Overtand touring car 1924: Willye-Knicht | 4040 Lindell bi. Phone Lindel: “600. SUTHCONE - 3. 5 Lemp. Y, ' | ; wil nell. at bargain. Elliott & Gtaphins salls 15 minutes. A. Appelman, 15833 \ A T LOA S BU ‘K—1926 coach. standard 6; perfect ; 44y ; ; Machinery ¢. | a 0% 1 c)| CHRYSLER USED CAR STORE, coach, 1927 model. like new: driven 3000 y T am, ee Coa., St. Louis. Mo. c) Belt 1) U O N lape: open Sunday. SOA Rinacti. a MIDWEST MOTORS. in. | coach. A. * dD. Motor Co.. 6012 Gravois. CHEVROLET COUPE Open Pdi evening Morrie _2K10 ‘ _— Open evenings and &un- 25 «mee, new y pond a. ood n ; 1¥k oS Steer 7, L MACHINERY—Cheap; patent par- | CLOTHING Wid.—Men's ana $25 -TO $1000 i a a K—1825 Master 6 coach; fine ebape, | 2928 Locust, JEfferson 4910. Riverside 2404. . un 1? 4°10 faska picurrien _S222A Nebraska av. LIVE AND LET LIVE CEniral 9007, S$i7: terme. 3505 S. Grand. hei nA P . . . ; : . — . ; ~ vi e " ti .* tg oak ; Soap echt. eold an ‘ = 2136 M eT : nS) | ' ee vA —. tod in 5 7 ling | BelCK—Coach; 1928; must sell account ESSEX COACHES S c [EST oa : ip — Belting and bine ¥;} CLOTHING pid.——Refined voune woman) Low ee es ay back while you ride. | iiiness fn fami J5SUC iles aU oF 4 2 - 4 Ps 50 Ra cchO) | Wishes to meet a woman with beautiful | | MARANTY MOTOR GoRP | Maple pl. PTY Sem Oe ai, PR «oy pequnaieest. seteuied te pi Coupes For Sale y) . - : > «> “ « > ’ , ; : , = d = ts . . r ° . ~~ MBA INERY—A- Taree stock of mew and pore yor Sib dl ent taste tm ar y * ag “Sd Danaea Locust, Open mene ( Russe ind: 1500 miles: $985: terms, trade. 593 cludes spare tire with tire cover, bumper ae he : bata “s quick service on motor wa ing. G—30,000 suits errcoste, for eta WES oo to) | and bemmetetion.. windeisield wiper and BUICK. —4-paasenar? coupe. like new. Teal iy be ee from new; and electric wirine Wrig t Elee- tpment. p $5 to $152 DElmar OS65 iW . ~ li 3 | pose yt $24: ; mn, 207 N, $d at MAin_ 4858:59,(080) | Entra! 430) oY Soir Hos Fema i || AUTO LOANS [ec Pee mane’ Ss, cvech, Ue ieie | SBDaON FRAMERS S908" Locus sr, | gUitqS2tes terme: tnede, 4008 Reston, Seles cad codes ai en we Auto calle. Bi Lowest Rates Quick Service, Mort- | 1644s. Jefferson. ; SMOOTH RI INNING $395; $135 down 3816 W. W. Florissant : quick service on motor rewinding. || gages Refinanced. Paymente Reduced | 1926 BUICK CO ACH Bese 6-crtinder coaches. 1926 models Buick — 4-pas ssenker coupe. =): terma, 25 Newly finished and motor bver- a ee ree. Wiieee, Weare. hat a piece ' AUTO APPR AISAL CO H | Four brand-new Goodye: tire : ducoed | We ‘have 5 of these cars to eelect from: Seah Site Bash Con, $8 = ravi : om ia a ety gg nage | ACHINE oe mechanics] pe gore ob A on 7 stan , Seeat tiful blue Duco finish ; like-new upholstery: ° new balloon#: extra on : . Fasex coaches. $190 down. Gravpecr. S516 we Florian eae pages am ond (een nee 5 tires (80%) bargain: 2 ; eaay terme: : ds ay + : trade. Don't mise this one. Weber Imple- 2 able Enright. Fores! ment & Auto Co.. 19th and Locust. nf : a | eae CHEV ROLE T—Cuach. 1925: $205- terms: . SU TC passenger ; iRYAl Eh UL ware ' mn onen Monday evening. wortien 2R1N Olive : ; Actede pers di os good = ; = oe ay zoing | CHI SI. : zee ie pap : : wr x. “ ; trade ant CHET nOLE Poach: 1025: tallouss; Fe LA ereon, 3.5. CBRYSLER ¢ ORE, $05 [349 N. Gren orn. Balance Vee vavihedleg Peper snirneetnenete rns aretsensoneee ate eaten ac 3819 8. Broadway. elede 7557.

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: 7 | SUNDAY. # ‘ oS 2A pp ST LOUIS ss-900 AUTOMOBIL ES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in These Columns Today. OCTOBER 20,9 crop 36. 1927. AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES | gf baer AUTOMOBILES eS AL TOMOBEES ‘= AUTOMOBILES 3 ) iar I | Sedans For Sal | For Sal | 3 , For Sal Coupes F For Sale Coupes For Sale Roadsters For Sale —— ‘ o — FPORD—Coupe: starter: real buy: $45; | STAR—Late '25. coupster. $250: good con- | seme rtnaiag yh Ema cain Auto | chean: trade. terms, 2506 S. Jefferson,| cost $1085; sell for $/25 cash. Getting | Th.) | | H i ; nay terns. MES (hevrolet touring, $35. 3844 s. Broad- dition 18622 a Tower Grove, Fanaa wage b Si N oY wy a . (e) 99 . T’ as ~e - j lk: irg’ Pr car. Box 3-236. Post- -inspate h. i aX ' ! ; ' ut L's (ud : = ee a4 , z Open Sunt day = way 1 | Supplies, 4101 *. -'* 1926 BUICK SEDAN FOR D-Sedan. 4-door. late 1925: balloons: iY Hy | HY fi} ves Vue .) open evenings. Downs Auto Co.. oe Grand Carys Fa» Deirmar. coh, ; Duco finish. new balloon tires. lote c (| terme. 1905 Loenst eall_ FArkview 11318 (c83) | BRAHM-MITCHELLETTE MOTOR CO., | ferse | down, Open Sunday till §. pani : : raul @Et, @O7E Mm hte | | ty . 4231 Natural Bridge FORDS—5 coupes 1995: recondit ~ @ ee 1049 s, boyie at Mancheste r | Porte>—Roadster: good condition, Sar! MILTON. 3214 LOCUST. | F* L926 tudor, $190; terms, trade ty Syl if iS 100 ipa 1 ices ; ; : new. ! 20 5 . . . : i + 7 oe) ' i : sf ‘ee oe) | . et is ee sada . . ; ' , x id. - > OOOO NAO ill ili, 1s I 9 Sidney. “ 9 ‘ “9 ad 9 ae bYe | i. All prices plainly marked, “ > pen Tooriag, _ = model: in Hi} a8 —e S 4 , , res tt k : a =. ; $33: : enanicaliy guarantecd. $125 to $240. 234. ficed, a trace. j nega eo overhead vaives; Ww! {ce} Choutea u. | YaHL hatte "40: .> N. Grand Buty. ni 264 Gibson av. {ec} | ~ 22 a 49°70 Wabada : aretely.§_ += r; balloons: like new; | V ey Certified used Studebalay OSE ave repainted: perfect _me- OWL Boctan ie 2 % a : aa At. ->e - trade. 3833 JXoG Baston. ©? Balance in convenient divided Suaranteed for 30 days, % ‘gnanical. aa, ee | STAR—Coupster, late i926: guaranteed | STAR—1925 model coupe; a reai Ddearnty os r: cash ze, | , Fr new tires. | ~.2 * ‘> , @ i FOR ~R e ‘ar: Cash, tare. | tras f you want practically n - hD—Coupe, 19723 model: 4 new tires, | and in excclieat condition; only $345: OR : i id : eh tras: if yor a actically new uick. FORD—T = ge yg D5. . ; and newly painted: like mew: trade tes ; : ~ ” ain North Hills Country © : — | 2260) Me’ ; Look! °26 Star Coupe Page | PORD—Sedan. 1923: excellent condition: | wondition: $7 ‘25> = s Nataral Practically — new ost $200: sacri- | FORD ocColiesiate speadister: your Basin” il Se) PORDS—10 coupes. excellent condition, BR eas NE Ww 19 s eee Se Fey 5 6halloon $40 up: trade; terms. 2506 3. Je fferson Brand new ; Se hie accessory: will serve (ch7x | other agency: ‘ . - 3h nves ry tires eae be eet ny $1 « =" ‘ Chambers ee rk 9 - ‘ - | as 70 Ww: eal are : ia , ~ FPORD—1ii 4 eoupe: Dew paint: moter per- ; fully: fac aon guaran ee f » SAVE Bs. | 4 ‘cnt , . } 192 Pine ‘Cis fect. Jack Norder. 4464 Easion. DEi- | Star é. save $1 BU: e coach, $a' Sila -——— —ietees tate telG 5 ballon mar OTS {eq} . : , FOR D—Roadsts ia ue - th ” - - week. Kuight's. 1. Locust. | rune good, Goodloe Motor Sales, and ; “a late 19°7: only FORD— > 3 Natural Br ge al L nion ~ ge FOR D—Coupe 31124 and Ferd fon | BR, \! 4 MM. MI’ &rCHELLE TT MOTO! " . : ~ ’ ; ; : ‘ a { > . gTocery truck, 1928: Al condition: rea! | 1n49 S. hovie at Mam hester |: ‘ORD RO Al STE ms 1926 Bargain. 2296 College, CY | ST "now. BE eet Eee ee 1 * $186: 900 down: af © FORD— oA condition; | sel now Brxs G019 Locus — MONARCH, 3137 Locust st. ? ota) SachianGgoah i f) r L.i,}S- -HT—1025 ‘ yc. rh o*) every bargain: trace ¢ term O44 F ne #195 Tr mel iy Ofniy ; 1Y 1 “se W cy. BS fect mrehaiics lis ; S60 down Wil LY 3 EN tshtT yj =.” ouper: hrand-new Cc : a to select from trade: terins. » &S See. ee Ve: save $500. Gore and Big Bend bl.. Web- Ford FORI)>—« OU pes all models wore bi ly . eter 2s — — > etts an tains . se" : a | rT TRIN auri4 LOCUS “et assortment i } ity. ae -ermsa. ” ik L, i une good cond!- ORTHW EIN JEfferson 37 Open Monuay evening. Mor = live. oO bra HEY battery; good rubber santa iat FORD—Conpes: tar od on} ae ak monday. 1926 ‘ord road He . balloon tires, and 19°70 muodeis: $ io S28. rm PEt .?.. & passenger; $95; terms, | down ' ngs aba Indgay. jenry L, Kubiman. 5149-: : (Cad rad ~~ I2th. Re .~ TTT TN ™ oe , : - : - ix ste Se } ah ‘ TQ) 7 i FOR D—Coupes, 1926, 19°: v24; all in | ALW AYS A GOOD BUY—‘“WILLIAMS.”’ | Look: iF ord Road . A. US Du , ) SA] ) S Al condition and iced to sell quick. | formerly 4390 Ojive. now 5173 Baston. ywwn, and a few dollars a week on the Da'- dhe AU edhe c& . on Clay “Goodloe Ca, S41 ewong . ) tance: only $125 3 Ford roadsters S. . F wae . 4 oS 4 a allan et Poo el shea eps alte | siarattihe terapedl angie sti po Peng pee fie ar ho genagery Se en a Sates aan Se I BORED RE ERENT ay ae ‘ a , Oa; hs 3 Ms te weer * enna i cae a ee Ail ‘ ie b iohsge al . er Ba! ane Oe — (Coupes, Rdstrs., Sedans) Big 6 Studebaker Rdst. | oe Pepndition : special i * 5250: terms. “. Grand. ee ee ee oe a ee i — ti ati anil a tDS—3 sede 929; F ct co | Chevrolets | - ' ? | nie ata Phaeton AL 5 ppuosiLE—— Touring wt at = : i , is. we SH) |. ; i, hid ai A } + ; : o , m FORD—s edai: good condition. 1805 Cal- | || (Tourings, Coupes, Sedans) | D count! ne eee ee 3 goed tl Laclede 3605. : Dodge Touring 1S . | Chrysler Coupe q He r ‘ Call LAciede " RD: pee i own Saeed « n wiy n mane : 2 Maxwell Sedan T Nash Sedan 7 >= i —_—— OBIL Eh— 1 ovring. late r J Moon Touring tie || Nash Rdstr. ogame ts fully Gide Xash Co. Used Studebaker Rdstr 1 a ~~ ||| Chandler Sedan i ae Se 2914-16 Washington. Open all ic Jewett Sedan | ™ | Studebaker Brougham + : aLPMOBILE 8%. SPORT TOURING Hupmobile Coupe *\\ ) || Willys Knight Sedan jate 36: swe ates verlan. ri | . it IN ‘ - gl ine —— Overland Touring : o || Nash Coupe | ay qpipeet: = Jefterson. Vie- | —Sedans: OSilivel nicest assort- Chevrolet Coach i tt} | ‘2 ec PR2. 5ROT the city: sasy terms: open Mon- ' ; inal ; “ - sé 4 iz. MV S. wo jive, iT . i 5 Hupp » our ing | and chassis overhauled; —_ | ;ORD—1026 sedan: gray d a balloons: | h 1 Hy Bee Engine | sao iwhout = Bl9O: $lso down. | , a 7 tt a Duco: clean upholstery; 5 os naa Morris. 2 i a | d Bn ANCINES | Hi LACQUER ae het in Pelpumpers, ete. Will give lots ee ee Oa cette gy, i ee ee a te a i ce ati ate es ~~ CO°—PR Nagi al ll . ti et te it i a a li eatin ei alll eatin tit lll tail alin, allan allie silly ttn aie ee ie tie ee 2 = © 2 > oO it ap" seuptnbs oee OR t, es ene ne ae tires. bumpers. shock absorbers: $90 | iG or N ER — Roadster 0 (Da Pu ior sedan. 19 Song i NC RT H BR, ANCH, i r ! Tn our own paint shops . ? tel) rou the truth. Weber Lmplement bd. 2729 N. Grand. Auto Co.. 19th and Locust. andoa T | 5. Gral | . aie —— » | hey ate cro wading ir too fast: | . ~ -—- re ig x ve on | | lacquer our cars with Egypt z ORD— oupe. 1926: aay Goodyear nai- | closed cars: brand-new ome iiltic SCH N URE BUICK CADILLAC pigeon tg ate ee ei Mn tide eel SOUTH BRANCH x mT mM i At | Jae . Thi a) ae rETT— Touring. 1924: loons; handsome natural oak wheels: | nsed: most every possible mak nd body SATLF | Model 59, 7-passenger sedan, just the 23 Ea a fey 6400 Gravois. WU AUT it U acquer. [nis expert Wane _ erent $95. 4568 Easton. bumpers on both end other accessnries: | Strie—3 Ou cann ot mein ut ing a Car 10: a. ae car fay undertak - oO! servic: — ark - a1 —_ ———— —- ; : : — a te ’ the car a facto! ¥y finish ‘ a1 a veETT—i Touring r sure one darcy Ford; easy terme. Morris, ut. And price—well. if we fail 1 ree 4 192 Ay HU P RO, ADSTER ere 1 EiRtbegaas ~ OI Ttnek; oo | & Vee — 1 aor, ry 4jatt we pUSt 1h) rer ) a iit , — . condition bargain 4210 Itaska. fais es eae pee RM will WES 4 BRAN‘ H, fommy i looks like new i) 8 DeM un, door . . T bid “S10 O'rve. ir opricc. you'll +o do no further | : new maerinui condition guarantee tas i ‘ Fo —- — —— : | aan & pence St pik mecca” . - & varanteed as represented: 73 cars from CHANDL ER Sedan, 1926: loo Ks and runs $1 00 down. balance j yer eek. onde 5877 Delmar | 7] j i ; hetw een & and ll a. RD—Coupe 1926 new body, new |... sf | whic » che ‘Oupes. coaches. sedads > pe $5 Ou at : a taal , i i iy eae, : . -~ , convert 28 cars into wice hich 1 : ipe: se s. like new; $58 3d Fastor (c) | rd ee SF , .: ° rim : a 2101 Jo eueeaeieieiemee noe t terms. Mendenhall. 2315 “Loc ust; — n wy, 18th g Locust | tT fa My ae ; yo it H H ts ae condition : ruaranteed Al shape: 6 wire wheels, rumble seat: | $175 down: open evenings and & inday, | ) | dition 925 rice $675 ll Riv- te FORD COU PE, 1926 1926 Model. 7-passenger eond ey ¥, price 94d. Ua (eo?) der, 4464 Easton. DElmar O87 (e7% balloons: new seat attractive. terms. nday and evenings. ag, AY_TRI ‘T SALE. OR’ ‘HWEIN ooo. i afte 9944 Locust. Many extras: wonderful buy; trade, terms. | CHEVROLET—Sedan 4 ae = Thus we can place poe. ruara . Ss “TINCOLN BHAE in @Tsi te o + i« , - 75 down: y a extras: $20 per month. ‘{ cellent sbape throughout. Pull. i -— 5 | job: locking wheel, foot BERRY ae CAR rs, fo tires, new battery, rebuilt at roadsters Toyrings ee aaa 7 " > ‘ }and vou'll haye to dictate ter? ar , . — ee see ~ Sa ROLER te dee ecan nN lew IR] ‘edan. i erfect lition: w i 'ELLSTON BRANCH, oF WT AN ei . 4 vpagsenger. = motor and rear axie: real bargain; conven- Uv NIV ERSAL. ay R401 gy if. Aes omer | 2218 Locust. CEntral 2218. Lot. 3615 | $165; trade. 3844 S. Br lie es | rc RD “eae - iters - $100. Call before 9: 4 scare oa Easton. oe a i COND Wit ay i | PAY ET TE—7-passenger tow ' i ; a LY. 5 ‘ 444400 44 aa j ; Eo rt . | D—Coupe. 19°23: $65: rea! bargain: Limousines For Sale ) JEfferson 3700 Tom nereee a *ac fire : er »N ) S Q ‘ ; balloon fires: other extras: first-class HU D NR AD: TER, lt 26 ' 19 26 Chevrolet sedan. ony cood condition: rit y SE ay —— | i lt Weber-Pled a wed : on. ‘. ' P k as Li nt nae! ue I .. 2 T br USED AUTO § SALES, Hy Tane es Hi Natural Bridge ‘at Pay FOrest 2354. | ackar Six imousine 3521 Pace. (C) | “ear: $100. Marries @8180 © OE aa = 2) | 2700 Locust. i Hh Que Debian’ eunks on id a (cB ) / ee a HUPMOBILE ——Straight = re ad ater: good = IV , = - > — = ~ - — =~ ' ac r wren : i In excellent condition : — of os a A a a ~Y ~ = ‘ 7 .. 7 : CHEY ROLET—2 192 + s@cans. — Nor | FORD—se dan’ late i9Zo Y ¢ * re: this is a real valve ; the a> [| “Soe "T— 19> seach: ] : ~ | | sca a } . wWN—R ; r. 9°7: 86 t la: | : ~? s@Gan. landau: SOPa. | 2** I » ai ahi: a “ig aa _——————— ——” - ——— & NARCH, 3137 Locust. { equipment. Priced for quick — a eee sank 3809 oe ; "1 “) | 025 3S. Grand, (cy | SOFit Hassle re. wes —- oo —" 1 oa Locust. —— I _—— } . : Or . e. $1200 owns | CHEVRC and n; ly painted: "| Ford: only $220: Sit — , 25 FORD COU PE i} eal rere CADILLAC CO. MOON—Roads ~~, sport car: $295: $125 HEV RC LET Sedan Na le ‘y painted, rea | Gav "p "TT reed Oia Sedans For Sale . ~ ain - average: ¥ ar = ; 7 R be ts Mi ari ~~ 1926 Toa ister: Pues ble seat: rood Lor « Par. cash. Trace. terms. Big + Chev ro- e Os , Nas _Nash ‘ ‘oy “2s Grav Os. a ng Gg et cre: rain. ; SSS | Somechanical condition: for sale at a bar-| jet 2918 § Jofferson _ ions ee a “rts | | ~ = “a 2 lot sas a sk. ww hl c. wei ie mm. ic) | TA 1? Ji HN c a ~y ‘TOR oT. ' | 3 a ; ™ ge 1925 model: in Al e 26 Ford Coupe nag —. + a Rac My g mts A san —_— | CHEVROLET—Sedan; demonstrator car:| Natural Bridge ; Union, FOrest 2354. | r oN ASH SEDA Sedans—Demonstrators—Coupes. Roadsters, Te rings | § throughout: fell : ~.Go04 running condition and priced for Roadsters For Sale evenings a Sateen eS | 02) +909: Advanced Six; original finish: ||) and Sport Cars. Fishing and Hunting Cars, Family Seda pe cluding taneas i sale: t , = , ? ” “ @ al barzain. ' CICK—Spo vmaister, 1927, standard-6; | 1-! = oe ipeld, i ca tgs ae ry refully; ji) f i ; , ee | re GRAVOIS MOTOR CORP. 6820 Gravois. | BUICK Snort roadster. ae 180s Reeser | Look! Moon Roadster, $495 | CHEVROLET—1935_secan: co0q Tunning. GHATVES ax | this car has been use’ 4 remarkabie ||| Anything you need in the line of transportation. 3 Look! °26 Ford Coupe $75 | BUICK—Roadster. 5416 Vernon. FOrest |. Beautiful: rumble seat: 4-wheel brakes. « 390. Flint Auto Exchange, DOR SEDAN—Latest model; m pone - esteeretekoa Scapegoat i 2 anal a ~ ? balloons: any terms or trade -— | @) ell nt condition od tires; @ barvain —— IR COMPANY, — 1 ] —: = a — ~ Sage at "Chev. Bere Roadster; Nash sport, ‘23 25, YAHBLEM. 1035 _N_ Grand. CHEVRO!I -ET—Landau. late, oO. K. tr. i for $28: my Guan evenings and Sun- | of PE — —— a dB, CEntral 2500 | i bo ge —— ™ et pe ms Pg eg con't Mike to ae ter Oe ae . i] , coupe, $385- '26 Star coune. $350: Dodge | $195; others: terms. 4593 Easton. [) eee gteee Sevenced © roadster; caly | 0020's Jette - fet ~_ eee . . cao | GAKLAND—1926 4-door sedan; very fine; ||| 1" YOU HAVE an old car that is not giving you the service you want | RS a 4 a: Buick coupe. Nash coupe. Any | BUICK—19243 roadster: good set of tires: on TS = = _e ant — CHEVROLET — 1926 se lan: new tires >| 4035 Lindell! Phone Lindel 8600. $595; $200 down. Graupner 3418 Locust. | | in on one of our good exchanged c: coe ee. $295 423) Natu terms or trade. make offer. Call 5508 Manchester. (c7) —Special readster. perfect 1925;) ©S ‘~— e34ii- ; | ; | c : Iso 1925//|| IF YOU WANT a good new car, but would like to save some money, look s2 | os 2 od > _—— — - — e+ *¢2 . - i} 2ijd ‘ 4 8) mm an pri ec iV : IF ¥ OT Cc AN ¥ fi na anything in our stock pwriat you like, we will get it ‘ wag : ae ° 1924: 7 passenger. BCICK—4-cylnder maroon sport roadster: | qniy $595. terms: trade. Westside Nash | ,c@%h._ trade or terms. Bi x4 ‘Chevrole’ yuick sale; terms. — none ¢ | OAKLAND—Sedan, | iate model; motor) | ————_—— = wane ee aecaaaie aa tires; cash or terms. $295; terms. 3816 W. Florissant. Taed Caz ‘Dept. 2914-16 Washington. | ==15 5. Jefferson. (c91) | GRAVOIS MOTOR CORP.. 6820 Gravois.| ‘perfect: new cord tires Ue must sell today; ||| 4 chance. for Everybody to Buy a Good Car at the Right Pre so Fain ; r——192 ste ) roadster; winter -_T— Ay dan dq. ciean Th rT oT Y 8 N, ff wells -j ea _ BUICK—l1924 master § roadster; nt tt all day RT (c) | CHEN ROLET—1927 sedan, in good, cies FRANKLIN SEDAN $0 - = N. Letfingwe Dealers Invited ©) ae BaRMON—1922. co? iy Gee 3 inclosure: two-tone aduco: classy ; $395; | “BUY MORE ¥% WISELY” candition ;* run very little. See Mr. Stack. | : : 7 ¢ AKL AND SEDAN | COUPES! only $165 down. Graupner, 3418 Lex ust, | Flint Chevrolet Co.. 4710 Delmar. fc} |} $100 cash oc ~ ‘ wy ST. LOUIS. | | GOOD CARS FROM $125 TO $1750 nm | BUICK—Roadster late 1927 sport model. 1926 Nash CHEV ROLET—1927 sedan; demonstrator; ONARCH 3137 CLocust. eect BARGAIN IN : . = , ° with rumble seat: almost new: $85. | | ou \ Ad Rx 4 Say ing terms. Gilliam Epstein Pe. 1 G&A Ri »N ER Sedan like new $300: easy | A beautifi 3) 3- passenger -joor sedan. = 3 ¥ WELL— wuring. We confess that this is a sensa- | Royal Motor Sales. 3118 Locust. (eo) | : r . | , re 2 ‘T*) ‘or QO ai ie 7 . a —, list of bargdins! You can | BUICK—Late Master 6 roadster, new mB i Less _ Blue Book CHEV TS 3 1923-24 sedans and | 22 bumper: . ¢ te. Pee © ar is in a be the | i . . Saxw ELL—Soort model tourins, pla. ook ar and wide and never equal f “a” eee ans a =~ ric ce. a ‘mawer - e " . et . . } ' THs ’ . anwar Sie . | tron aii around. 4 vou Wa Be > 1 1510 NX. Lef it! Co ;} tives, fenuine ieather upholstery Must ws j 4-paseenger coupes: Al condition: 123. | HUDS«: Seca -passenger: fine shape: | “~~ Be ‘ PO: bs a ( HEY RO Sedan: landau 1926: QO K j : i ei i ‘ \T = co Ione 7A. . will aC m . ; ) E : : ~ _ sem 98351 L.: - - ne oe 7 = « . | OLDS—Sedans, 23026-27 will Tourin Cars EF Sale a a Do n Iy Jac querea, hew Lop and 8&0 per cent ster in city. S. S. Chrysier Store. 2651 a in every wav: bargain: trade wor terms. “she %. pel fect t cond ion if ‘ : aarete Motor. 1645 8 (rand. c) 0 g or ee 1925 Moon tourins: lots of extras: rare ee eRe . parscrcomes etn oF Heme akan epi RAh a RCS AMR $0. mgs ae 2S ° Sw tas * 3 4 ie ee ae ee | es ; ate ot legge “~. pcs veer a nana Wee 0 ar. rh, PROS gel eats ee ee . P OPP eae et ene fae ER, CRE es cat SN. 7 acs e a 7 he ¥ 32 it ft 3! ee 8 eR tires: a remarkable value. | fayette. 1644 S. Jefferson av r : bo a * ft a av. i ye m7 eat Ph ; Fee @ “ » - ‘ > aint. | BI ‘tC K smalin Touring: Master 6: exceile nt be ain. Blue a Lb WEST SIDE BUIC ALP = > ao aa ING HEST 10TC co | OVERLAND—Sedan. late 1924: new pa “ - i , — Gartheeesh a gt _ 1926 OAKLAND RDS., $675 | CHEVRC age ite 3 sedan, new Duco fin- | uu te ester _ md hn | $125: terms. 4356 Delmar. (e) | mn tion; terms, RIEFLING, 2341 5. Jet. | a j eee Ti. 2600 _N. Broadway. Ne ; Cars. FOrest 7 a 1a sh; very good tires; elegant family car = ae . ; 73 lini | (2r8en. — | me —Tourin late sport: perfect; ernie ian —~ ocus # i + ey 19 Si CHEVRO Ss | CADILLAC—Roadster, 1925, V-63: excel- ————— ‘ments. South Side Nash Co.. 4728 Grav- ¢-pass J son sedan: al buy. | trade. *. a0 a ‘ S. Kingshighway. ) 19° HUDSON : On nepaaiy FUE, per 1925 2-passenger, like new: bargain ; : - . s. = TR TER ? de | 24 6. about « cent condition: jot of extra ean . Oe ee . ; See _— "HEVRULET—L152 dan: pew paint g° Stu 5 amaaaes ine na, | PIE RROW DIS RIBUTER. ov ; or trac West Side | ~y , $90 down: also 1924 Vele a ‘ ; 0 ex r f ipment: at PIERCE- aR ROW DISTRIBUTER. CHE Rt L vy © Lf maw 8e a .. be \ paini, 2 ~«) Lié r> P. . ; 4 ett? DE} Yh t eed Cc ar Annex. = a y . ur Teed ae a 16 Ww ash- ‘ down. Grau r 34 Loct st se DOWN 9e ~ we HWUuP 2 price. Huber. 260 Acust « Anwar : . 0 t : fec n} CT 50° To denm ts , an \Elmar PE 2 a om t. DEimar 4700. Used Car Annex. good ures. periecg motor, only $dvo: ye rey ae ~ ee eRe es } N. Euclid .at Westminster place. ton. Oven all day Sunday. CHANDLER CHEV gg A age 192 4: wonderful | 4390 W Fueti q at Westminster place te ermis w? . , I ‘ L ‘ = dian edi! j : . an } ; — SE a oe, | BRAHM- MITCHELLETTE MOTOR CO. | 1923 C andl: . =e PO | rb Aa : ; , , STUDEBAKER condition, $110. 4210 Itaska. Riverside | STaR d—Sport ee ce rs rumble eoat: 8 | 1o6@ & Revie oh Manchester. Oo | 1923 Chand ge an, S-pass....... 20) PACKARD SEDAN = GKAVES . , : —-—- | months old. slightly used: take less than | Bt ilys-Knight seda: 00 T-passenger: like new: bargain. TICK TOURING—Sp nger; new Ducc. : “overhauled: Al condition: wil ae rib te | Sie 2009S. Grand. (| Chevrolet a og ear guaran- | 1923 Buick sedan . 200) 7- aseentes Al W DISTRIBUTER. new tires; mechanically perfect; terms; a. CHEVROLET USED CAR EXCHANGE cash. terms. trade. 1143 S Kingshighway. | STEPHENS—Big 6 roadster. in Al condi-| tee: fully equipped: sybstantia] saving; | Bargains vou ought to see Ak IY TERE a ARE ROW os t} rood buy for $160. : CHAN ” + eee ee — . tion: bring $125 and drive home 6°01 i . Ze ey M) Lsed Car Annex. - ' “TiTeT : -HA? DLER 2944 L " | CHRYSLER *70"'—Roadster; five months | wanchester av ™ 7 ee eee *PeMacUare THY. PARDUE MOTOR CO | OPEN SUNDAY. [EFFE S779, | id _.at Westminster place. 4035 Lindell bi Phone Lindell *600- BUICK me . é ocus old; perfect condition; trade or terms. | ———— -- . 420m Helvar a. “e CD PMORILE a nino re SED AN a & F “LAND 24 tours Mr. Young. JEfferson 2800. STUDEBAKE Touring, $80: Al ewrdi- | —& =0 nal FAraview Lo vs. Se ee ee ae, ATE D AC K ARD 6 4 Kl THS- BUIC MARMON 4 "901 a sat LD > rare fats 1819 Sidney. _. | CHEVROLET—TImperial landau ae | a Sa oy eee ae | ew Duco finish, inside Derfect. tires | | HUP 6 Eee CHRY SLER R 70 MODEL, $735 | STU > nage yg ter ads + late 1923, i's positively = ae from oo "Mi BI Li jam. Call liz | pped very good: thi s a splendid; rake your pick. Buick touring OVERLAND {a ; Oakland Sport Touring Prettiest roadster with rumbl G. like new: rebuilt. refinished. new rul- ss. ee 0; also regular Jandau; | ——° Sia ) | high-crade sedan for very reasonable e | sh Blue Book price, $201. _ iid - za : HCP —Couve 1925, 2-passenger, 4-cylin- | perfect automobile: rarest bargain. Speegee | ber: 2; terms, 4568 Easion. (c) :w car; gave also $125; factory guaran- 7 PMOBILE- ont ) G. 4-door, like Ww | ST SIDE BUICK. 5 Sete 4 * 8 & Dir ndell 2900. 2837 N. Grand. | FORDS | Completely Th, ee ee ger: natural wood wheels, balloon tires: MOTORIST, 1834 Locust. | STUDEBAKER—1925 roadster; fine tires, ES terms. Graupner, 3418 heap: trade Sink S. Broadway. McPherson. cimar Us | a or fee . 7. STT" 4 , ms Salty equipped: a beauty and perfect; CHRYSLER 70 MODEL en khaki top; pretty gray duco: @acrifice , 2 i] i PM i BILE—ser an: F-c3 linder- rer Bate E 8 —S$e dan, ig: splendid con ai. | MASTER BU ICK TOU RING | he thers me op 8 my = ayette. Prettiest roadster with rumble seat; | STUDEBAKER—Dupiex roadster; name | eh shee iv today. | zentral ised Car | ¥ rms “1 ba = _Jet ferson av. | PAIGE—19°6 oniv run 2 few | wheel brakes: balloon tires; excellent con- | | HUDSON E. Mt’ tion. cheap 1465 Hamilton sé 33 perfect automobile: rarest bargain. your own terms on this snappy. privately | Exchan riverside 59° 4%1') Itaseka. | JP OBTI_F—Sedan Qo ey lor : Sea - car sith pienty of room, ' | ff N o7 OTHERS 3 _~ = upp oupe MOTORIST. 1834 Locust. Peis we ete ‘Call D 4 vio Ghai M a cy 7 Cl ] ¥ j ; fy] con ni eign aaethawa , 44 ’ ‘ ' atid. « . Supplies, | dition ; KI “HSI BIT CK. °G00 N Broadw2 ; AS D wd . i ; th ae hm c 7 ig — ——— ne vro et Landau fe (c) | = —— ra ate ns aig tenth etl TIN A RE AEP AN etl ttl i EARLS ON Ae Peete om ~ Sn re = 4 he ite : ca 3 %, Ali20OTD: " al SP i cw yay “1 Oniv + ‘ Angel 1a Auto “se 10 | ist gerved: & good tires: lots of acce . A real buy: pretty as a picture: rumble} price of $593: a real buv: terms or trade. | T ‘tae uty: bareail ; car: powerful, smooth running & S362 seat. Oh, boy. it's cheap: better hurry.| West Side Nash Co.. Used Car Dept.. 291 4- GRAVOI s MOTC YR CORP . 6820 Gravois $325: $125 down. Greupner, 3418 Locust. | 5-DAY TRIAL SALE, ; ‘ ea : : dow : n car only 65 Terms. 16 Washington. Oven all dav Sund ay. (c) (c) a eph 4g “4 . —- ~ en He oe eae lemon- On ° i ~ T . ‘ ‘ ACKAHD. Tenses good opaes. n; terms; trade. We tel you | GUARANTY MOTOR CO. 2936 LOCUST = — ——— 2 5427 E ASTON AV | uDponile. sedan: overhauled; new | PONTIAC. 1928-—De luxe sedan;- Come | 1925 Buick oport .o0ourlng ‘> liamm-Epstein Chevrolet Co.. easy truth. td = ‘ . ~ . . “4 + ™ ry ‘~s «ey coin ~= = gy Li. 849 ‘T° 3.o¢ 0) iles. he OE ) Ty ry. ~ ’ ’ j Te Weber implement & Auto Co., CHRYSLER x) RO ADSTER STU DEBAKER BIG as ' 1926 Che let se ian: moto is reelys i r (4H) N | aR ay. ok Aa — ;. nonstrator: run Guaranterd as represented: 70 cars from | “ Q° - - i = a ' 1926: sport roadster: original finish: 'and the ocliinni” Di aco ine el. ‘i 5 ‘é PONTI AC—192 oy oe Gem : (cA2) | which to chooBe: coupes, coaches, sedans, | 2944 pte a Sy KARD—7-passenger, wi = | 3 1928. Special paint: wire wheels, new. low mileage: a real high grade car at equipped and can be bough: he “y dann le as i D2 y Hu it A Re Sedan 15600 miles. > — } bro rhe -y- ms. roadsters, tourings. peers —— ins and ecat covers: im -SCHNURE-BUICK | teat vee wil a alas tee a ag most; a very attractive price; terms. | price. — rine Al mec! pe; refiniah ret. ‘ PUN TEAL eens; en and- ruil ed = an | | ss Locust. CEutral 2215. Lot, 361o ee | Rhone FOrest 9090. A aes idious ts appreciate thin value: teres. RERRY MOTOR CAR COMPANY. | WEST SIDE BUI CK ADT = ' es ox al sha eS relinisher n dau; $109 off o list; ully e@ . Olive a Ali, E—Tourin 1927 Hup 6C TRIAL Rumbl S I ae ie jak 2201 Locust. Closed Sundays. CEntral 2500 Northy aang “neti | “7 30. Benepe iful “green UCO; ie terms or trade. 1644 S. Jefferson. fe tg Egg ~ — JEWETT— ateevet : — oe as eee ines mines aniee: priced low. | due en mortzage only $395: Hupp touring. —— | - CEntral e218. Lot 361 i“. fc8) CHRY SLE] R -do sedan Taex o& Seuan: leavu ity n 1]: | pearan & “¢ - pleat, A . 1! Ie rs late model: vou will ——_ at eur low (oR?) 1926. Rumble seat; best of tires: guar- | - | “model mil cm teens ons nly ariven | ! $: l’alm. pietater ee: : MISSISSIPPI VALLEY Bi =, “s ~ | $80: ve ee gs. S70: Ghews op Reges 19 ray) DODGE TO DLL ce. BENJAMIN ; —§- ns nieed mechanically: fully equipped: two | 1000 miles: cheap ; wil on teamanenineee ~ : oa. Sfferson 3542. ~ ocus >| oo Wick touring. | iw~ oe ge a — passenger coupe like BOW: tte eclec: from. Also a mode) a aoe enti Sedans For Sale ima 10 Arthur. HI- only S200- tevcex Dnen Sek. eS ee as REO SEDAN Studebaker touring. $160: Po24 Durant ae balloon cord age” pre ; ggg) gy ss new nti nday. Owen : ~ ASS . ac a 2 OT ess. iy Qe . rT} De! unday. yr rm thie depend able ear 1s tourin . Sa oO: Moon tourine S250: Fords. Tt] eh. uphoisi ering. top J bree Winter sides, Goodloe re in: open Su Daal Wash: on. ee -) | .erms, | go algae §-SS—Sedan: custom-built: bar- | 1:Owen Co... 331 Washington ae 8 924: actually - = a a or } beral te — NASH—Coupe i —— = ne ie) CHRYSLER USED CAR, STORE, ne aan Poe Wie” Owen ce | :; HRYs SLE = 60 Se DAN | JGRDAS Washin | 292 a Shik 2 A :o0d | $50 uD: te? rms as low as $25 dowa, Bic Preeaeros rel ie . GRand 8803. te ; first - woectel ois. 7-bearing MIDW EST MOT( Inc 331% w lt ton. fe) | 1927: run wees } _ | eo VAN—Line 8. lat model. 4-door: | ai, sec ba in excellen t conditi .. for $395 | YAHLEM _1035 _X._ Grand. = . 31 37 Locust. {3 Bast St. = (c62) | ‘MO TOR CAR Co MPANY ‘| account of siekness: 61 model: overhauled} dition cheap; terme. 51 ; This car like new: ortatns! finish ~~ tell it from new: "$795. acaek ant) COLUMBL c. - = age a $95: Al conditio3. UBURN 5-55 - : : : “" tires duplex 5 LINCOLN—S-passencer sed a | Be = | iete. mst 4857. (c) | DORRIS—To : : run $600 milés: bas tov. peautfel easton sejane 192%: terns, | NEW 62 CHRYSLER SEDAN ceo Erg, fis |, SET EASTON AV. | Sat POE ecco Tore | Gen sass Ooms MMMM i Se te te “3 , Meter 9°. > 18 Locus t st. zi 3 uUaTan Lee " ' as new rl > ,' {c) ; tra W N 33 & Dior is ' ig ?} , aC ' i 4 teas — ste ab Si LG iy > | | CADILLAC paenannid gma 5 ‘pee eae ate coupe: perfect everv a oe ia} Toadste er. all extras, ba? | wate.__9 = Washington. guarantee: ar . a nce: a ‘ rs d: factory | ¥ Hi. Owen Co. 331% W ashi 1g ton fe) | 922 Reo sedan; in excellent condition; CaR: . EXC ELLE? Washington. ae = ig ; as had wonderful | FOR : "AR: : 5a loons ae _ Studebaker Trg. Given Away A eR ee ete * : Tuns, jooks like w e loon tires. like new, 2800 Shaw. fc) | a di S di is « passenger sedan POR ee Goery in 2 has had w . ; : aie __ 2410 N. Union. Forest 102%. - DOING E—Roadster, iate ag conn trade | € ans € age ——— BR TORE. = Lafivette. | guaran teed ame as new aon aa om owner s care and is a bargain at $140. FORES . 20 KINGSBL ‘RY PL. “ $25. raed write ——— 7 ——Coupe, 1927; like new: leaving | .°T term Big 4 Chevrolet, 20 -S. Jet- | We have them—Auburn 19276. CHRY SLER Id SEDAN J _ Owel o.. 3318 Washington. fe) | "EST Ss TICK AUTO CO., FPLINT—Sport touring. isas: § ai 924. for $150: Hup 5 ee ae city: ‘will sacrifice: ‘cal! Sunday. Whit. rene. 91) |} 1925. Hu gener A aie and Stude! r A A first-class 4-door seda : h RMO)} ;-pPassenger: sedan: real bar. | Northwest Branch = LIBEREC GRUTVES id VELA, buy: terms, 12517 Deer Sa ae $1090: Chevrolet . BIR Whittier. DODGE—Roadster: late model: al new | Waiting for ve; come and Joo! we | Stee see xuaranteed — a i a better vain: oper ti W. H Ow : re New "sod Cars. FOrest 7180. in} " ~ : _ 3 50. — Bt 1 the R ee model. finished —4 balloon tires: onc wheels: saetenk shave: | ?Vr. AUBU RN- ST. LOUIS CU., -U007 | BRAHM- ut TCHEL! ETTE ron G0. 33] ashingt ier is UDEB AKER —Sedan; 1924; special BD} CADILLAC T% CRD GF ogee n ger. | - a : YAHLEM 1035, $425: 5603A Page. CAbany | Cust. | 1049 Ss. Bevie at Manchester | IN—2-door sedan 25: Al conditio be he og perfect; $375. 3325 Lemp. (c} | very high-grade automobile; in perfect FLINT TOURING | I ; {c) | BUICK-—Sedan. like new: terms: trade for | DODGE — ——— Toon om fe ate | N. 20th Oe eer inne eerace | | SPUDEB = mander sedan: dem-/ Condition throt ghout; a pickup for $175; Good condition- metchanteall oe > 31° —"s. KNIGHT— 927 sie Sport Roadste | cheaper car. PArkview 0253J. (cS9) | bargain: terms: trade "others 9593 Ol, “ 7 w palit and tires | onstrator. This is a new car; save.| terms. Open evenings and Sumdays. must se:]: will trade, S515 —- = % as Nef aaster BUC K—Sedan. Master: jate. wondertul | Dopa —_- as ne nas : e “a «: tai Sohn hew Paint an ires, | Candies Motor Sales, GRand 8803. fe) | 4035 Lindell bi Phone Lindeli 86)0. : . ILLS STE. CLAIRE— ae pectin e se 3 r , i t’ sa | ; Be i oe” hol aet : . | 2: CC ne tim nN . a? * 2 ™ FORD—Tour in ne 48 mite f oo. — t on. Seber. at.” You can't tell it's been nition; see this bargain: terms. 3113) cheap. 4510 we... fe) | MOON—192S- Royal ral 60° like STUDEBAKER—1926 sedan: new lacquer; | | CHEVROL ET—1926 touring, $135: bar-| “feet: oniy ra mee? Lot Be : so A : . . used: $175 down. ~ Grand (oy | SCGan 2-OU: . | ¢ oe ‘ : : 4 . - i ts a Te ney uz } " ’ 5 ruin oO a : ‘ Bitter Vy : ryt : ' al. ll East on. > | dell. rear. 62) S. 12th st. - | fine be? ervice. oF perfect; cheap: trade. 170° Geyer. i feiica, Auto Su plies, 4101 N. 21st. ey} “a My Sela adoor: $245 - epupe. | 4) 3 | . y “ld ne — ». auco: € Studel haker Standa ra 6 Sedan | CHE v Be OLET—Ti 35 LoUuring ; balloons — Touring. eg model, _ 4 ; a LUA Q —F — andy Tee eunabout: good condition. 3341 | BOICK—Sedan; Master Six: like new: setl- | Ser = —— — ot) aston. (« On. eet Tk ee Oe 2) | Like new: driven 5500 miles: fully| $115. 3] Natural Bridce. po - oe F upner 3816 W. Florissant exzas. jel) ing at sacrifice; one year to pay; terms, | DODGE—I192 atlht® A smlan: cheap 10) Noted = ct nan ent + | eoninped. only $595. | CHEV aa ET—_Tourine like new; $60; | et wourine: ure, fine shape, $225. $1 PORD—Roeadster: 1926 model: new tires; | 16+4 8 Jefferso m av trace. terms. 25908 S. Jefferson S Soe ees a ee. a Pe. TOR cO.. 3108 LocUST BL. | ~—~ pot eee a : *} 13064 Doiman. down: 31 ho LO = a: Gtk all } rm” & \ S. | . se | De IpDaE ae . noter ires fine lit ; , bargain if sole i iL lV i> Mi Ti IR » FORL Roadster : rule cood: $ : out: extra fine; aueranbeen: drive it out. S933 Olive | fain; trade, terms. TR ae 5617 av- | DODGE —Sedan: 1925: perfect o Btn: | MOC ) YN TSE DAN oe oak oom @ BENJAMIN, 3021 Locust. | a= ae 7 ey le. 434i Pap. _| FORD—Touring, 1% ae good s ari: iy ‘ acd or =e ad 73 “| 4 : _ me ree —_ a OF a « down. Graupner. sais Locust, | PORD—Roadster, 1926. $148: repossessed . | BUICE Moet beantitul ‘at ina. TT or terms. 16e4 8. Jefferson 19°6 +: iat (TWO DeEMC INSTR ,ATORS—+4-door model. Ses: ~ a 3844 s yg = Rg ‘0 bargain: terms. Morris, 2810 G58 00 i Cars LAN a a cencttion oS reduce ed. os. 2 58 _ Easton. Cc} : —— ain ye fall , _ zu oe = ~ Ae » S iy - redan . aie ition guaran !eed eondi Xj , : ern fc : he , : oT * Bases oy es 6-6 re rov a! sed fans: nrac ti eal tiv new cmc : et HEVROL eT we —j Ti 73 3,71) — | FORI : Tourin 1928: $I ¥? ¥ 4 . ] 0 n and { ‘] reasonabie. ‘ ton _ , IRD-——19° “ T , t oD is ie ehbeap: Trine. 4 O N. Union. Morecr ae rh ae ag ee - eas ‘cw. $5 1 mohilee: : an attractive discount. oon | —— Tour! Ad | wy, | - ae : Ps 4 F e ad s wit my 22°91 eg =6 ‘roadster, $163: terms, trade. i new igtady le -aving for C alifornia => nderful : nr tic Fury . at viene M 44 rin Pn: : r 4 in} ‘ $750 Mt mob . 4 3 a a 311 4 Woskiarhor. (e) , } ru bber. ine eondition. 3712 » Fairview. ' ie 1 *. A 06 Locust. a All Reger « at r+ . . at / SE Wa | sacrt ice at ov ce, FOr & 4 iw . er: ~ re ry er. riv jew 7 ‘ ; " i + j ——— aie - ie ; — “7 TZ | Ee as tT Pls AK LAND— Late model. wondert: 1 shape, FORT Sa hight de it ery ‘ €losed 5368 Delmar Ant. 5 o ” Sear li + te) + Dx | in ; . like pee rt Li! ; Y ELIE — sedan, wonderful condition. ; €° H im sf Re ISLET T »uT ing. 182 ie) see rhe. } starter : reasonahie. ‘62 : real bargain, trade, terms. Tria body : "5 28 Teg . co. Ft Pee | fice: 12 months to pay , g . “NTAMIN. 3019 | $125. Others. WILILIAMS, 5173 Easton. | ' agle.| body: 1925 mod¢i. 1522 Deer. (ed | | a Pon oe aance., Sou D7 a ° chean: .terms: trade, BENJAMIN. eat a 8417 Gravows ‘ i S ‘de i maa + 4 Po ae sTAVOIS, : i SOA Aa. AAsshe / # ox«X Seat iE j CHEV Ret LL 5" c — Tor uring. 1! ae AS good Coe | —— Toone, 15 beso {c) | FORD—1994 ; =. | cmemediians | Sa roadsters like new - $70: 2h i Ts 4 ; ° ~ . : » . IUGE—De luxe sedan “mnletely rare | owe -_ 2a . 6h most | dition. bargain. 2557 Ohio, — — 1926 Oakland Coupe, $150 | trade. 3844 5. Broadway Ace, hauled. refinished ‘Sain eoeee pt i 1925 Moon sedan. new dueo. good rub-| © dare -ES- agg sag ee td Bh ee ter. | GHEY A 7 a = TaS8soorteet 7” | FORD—Touring car 1923: Down: it's a landau coupe, not a scratch "Sa a 1905 daters, 1926: S145. $198: | St — ’ - ae io —_ Master and jruns and looks just : ow carries our | ae A mechanical shape» priced to sell} 7° ’ h os * on ‘purchased | a en mpe and | 8 c chrysler ‘Store. 2651. ratavett te. | eaition: — is 31 Lewis . > mw n. 805 a en} a. { } : Ar cf aivl WickwWw A mech nical eor ition. gy } gl = d : : 4 riv r | ae ti “ iigld J : i arwu " eae . “ ; ' s. ras - i c ti 1arantee. st re and « e ‘ nn clede vee 7. 2819 a Pron im? Py. i ete ‘ need for niv sedan now: a rare ¢: HEV KOLET- Ti uruies. 19°23 2. 4 models: PORD— Ton Ling. late 1g9vea: on it. as > E R C.. 3108 LOCUST AL. Fe RD—Roadster. 19°¢8 like new: bal. | LAciede 7600-0108. 3854 Ss Grand. ienr hefore vou bny. = ' rm t wy Pak - oll x Bc ty we: | : al~ | 7 | bargain. See this teday. 6334 Waterman ian & eat a mainline $855; bare ain. 45683 Natura loons. extras: terms. 3116 Caas 192 } Buick Standard 6 L y JIOK ! MC ” YN SE 1) A N. $335 95 i — — - = i ’ . s ains 4211 Hacks. | SORD— 26 touring: ese ~ KUHS-BUICK FORD—Roadster. 1926. excellent motor. | ar ye KUHS- U CK a Peer | | Willys-Knight Club Sedan e TROLET— Touring first-class shape | “JRO ," : ae WE — . " ; ‘ weadan., VG e run qd iooks —- 4904 Natural Bride. FOR D— Roadater. starter, hox on rear. | 1926 Buick i-Pass Sedan | __ COlfax s “)4 Natural Bridge. gaits tens an TE, ~ Pome . Dik | - | 49819 Sidney 1926 Oakland Coupe 2. Pass $45. 4239 W. Natural Bridge. 2}; New tires, original finish: like new. | DORRIS— Sedan; 7-passenger: real buy. |} KUHS- BUICK ye |e a VROLET—Touring: 0. k. car, cash. | FORD 188 ae ; ° FORD—Roadater, ; 3G. A splendid car with Gold Sea} pen Sunday. W Te Owen Co. af PM . trad or ferms. Bie 4 nes roiet Part! 3 ’ iF a ring, With leather upholstery: in the 5 GRani 47 ToeMe woes condition. | Terms Se Washington : " Sedan: xcellent eondition 1928 Willys-Knight sedan. perfect con- is S. Jefferson. ‘ cheap. trade. . : 7 ; ' { ¢ r . t aie + ; rt » ty - les ia i ra = Abanv 3161. bargain: $250, 2807 areus, S O S CHEV Ri 4.FBT—i9z5 rearine: dandy FOR ‘ioe —s) pom Seepage = A fr seat. 192 me highway and McPherson. DE)mar 0305. Fo soe ge a sedan, $005. 2693 nbeMont E50 enhT Merc, ¥ ” ” ning: clean car: $195 Flint Auto Ex: $73 Pear 333 1 - ; , on: on 5: inde . ‘ -3 ’ -% . , my * 5 la ph ade . ~s ai . * : » Auta wo ) hg , * ; « Sper condition. 3538 _ ei rear. be) | —— =. | ch. 1927 demonstrator, $495 F inance Repossession ag FORIMTourtngs: 1924; 3024 egy | terme. 4106 Olive. | woe i chance 4867 “rston ay, Grobe _s t} 7 * 4 " ; io ‘> Pu bd Y z al : ~ . ° ~ a ; . "$113, that Se ag« reel: Ol ; 0427 EASTON AV. r= new care; trade, terme. 3521 | NASH SE D AN They are crowding in too fast: over tee | ORTH WEIN *Oldim h 74 “¢ POR D—Hoacieter a grey $85 a a ‘1926 Seiietuee six Buick 2-door sedan: | ‘ 4 SEDAN 1926 model. tooks ili | BUICK—Touring, 6-49 7-passen new iy 74— _| tiem: sacrifice: $65. Terma, L993 Easton. roadsters. tonrin ty DOOR. LATEST MODEI. ; Gar has 7-bearing crank- | maint: a¢ a price Huher. enol [Pant trade. I8if) Sidney. , ton. 2 rood c Leeust. CEmtra! 2218. Let. 3615 + offie " : Duco finish: fully | SCICK— Touring. S good tires. perfect | DODGE— Touring, sen FORD ouring. an official of this co mpany. . iors 4 Basing driven ‘— than 500 miles: fully equipped equipped: barrain | motor. S48. 211% Howard. inclosure. $215. ert wwe pt Secgete: $46. Rift 1934 Buick 7 i -Pass. Sedan with spare tire and cower, bumper and OLIVER CADILLAC CO. tL iCK—Touring. 1924: $195. revossessed + BOG E— Touring. “Tas. cellent eond! & _ finish. bumperettes, step plates. windshie wiper | JEfferson 3064. 3333 Locust. re’ ies terms, ar = — tion. S925: terms, trade. #103 5 . Grand. G ORD. - Ph —_ aoe mm eee: et ane condi- | and rear view mirror: only ofte availabie. | = RYich—-1094 ta eS ain [Es Yords. ta yn PP mere aren: ha rg air Li oe cone for the few miles driven | tires. sins sas os Sh an & a ieee Will trede. 4183 cle nln rng 4 irucks cheap. bas XE. wes "BUICK. "Kinwehiche Lihe , DElmar ss a OAKTLA NT). Sedan THAR Oylte anuipned - Re Ck —Taurt — E ifs. a : SOONER teurdte- ronseeniie actee aan 0305. Cc (e) | HUDSON FRAMPTON. $309 LOCUST ST. priced to sell. BENJAMIN. 3019 Locust. trade. 3919 N 2°. T¥ier 1948d. we 6032 Sinnamentee Wtined oa28. eT) 216 W. ATea a waleer : os wa a eae oe wey ; + "eb55.8 + ae ‘ acm 3 at sa * ‘6s Se % + he > Se aie et ee RG Me Gee en tain, ade “aie z cake ri, aR A eae eerie 65S

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ie ee Gh ee OE ee | anil - ————— — ite ~ eg a mo mae merar i } . sii dae acta. f ‘ p OCTOBER $0.3 = ¥ | sunpay. m9 . | ne siphon ctnter 3A ; BER 30,1987, _ TH ocroser 30, 1927, 00 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale A ds in These Columns Today. POST-DISPA ASTOMOBILES 4 AUTOMOBILES | AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES me ; te ‘curing g Cars For Sale — | = - m tie a : : ee me a ni _ : i FO i] ee . ing. 1926 completely rebuilt; = *, | | ur Guarant ee a cist open sunday and | 9 | wi ~ a One Mam’s Loss ||) WANT TEN DOLLARS? _ 4. All prices plainly markeg. 3 Touring. late °23 model; in , + , condition; $75. 725 Natural ars” «. 5 days driving trial , (c) | I— Winter enclosure; good 4 i] rn? Ae Cc | (The “Weber Pledge) Bitewmye: an ire i\ = IN A\ I 7 BR appa 025: aktend spore tounge eae | Read Carefully—Tremendous Values ‘ \, eX Amnother’s Gain Iik USED CARS i \ 0) || 3. Certified used Studebakerg 4 ss ear: perfect me- | | Mor Sir S | lalla) | r Never in the history of this organization have such ‘ i AN l guaranteed for 3>-days. | Beis: $285: terme; “erase.” 3053 | | ; | || astounding values and terms been offered. Every car | \ VW AILUIE, || 4. Every car guatentéca: . =o “rar, winter inclosare; | | We Are Selling Automobiles | ‘ must go regardless of our cost, at terms any one can meet. | { S ) is For Balance Due | | - © —" ing, $79; perfect condi- | || I i . ‘ epearine, $75: perks: | i Greatest Money-Saving Salein Years |||? \ 7 : Begs oing: winter inclosnres: | | HTT CHRYSLER BROUGHAM MARMON LIMOUSINE | \\ HW] aoa THe very cheap. 99009) =Cabanne. FOrest si ° e ° al REALER SBDAT MARMC NR } neni , | ‘ef || an 2 {|| Look Over This List of Real Bargains |))) ne A ae _|il\||| ST Fogg Hi] arg GINS > a 19105 Locust ee . | WILLYS-KNIGHT COUPE PEERLESS ROADS ER i x / $: ¥ . : © » RO i ;E Cau » 0) if Jo | Bact ree,, 925, nerex || 1927 New Velie Coupe Sit, .... .$943.00 ||! DODGE SEDAN OLDSMOBILE Bo \ || Big 6 Studebaker Rast. |. Sa =) i FORD COUPE OLDSMOBIER COUPES Hi wars \ OVERLAND, i) Rie ) B ; . | P SEDA: 4 8 ) Ht Big 6 Studebaker Phaeton | > tees vee car; ter running 1927 Faleon Knight Sedan. eeeee 837.00 at FORD TOURINGS HUPMOBILE TOURING : i i| OVERLAND, NC 22 ee ie ema Ys ReetESS aunmmes = HURMORIEE Bonpetae = ill} °Y"e . | a s all L 32. | SERLESS SEDA} I Han | ||; Chrysler Coupe 5 a ©!!! 1926 Dodge Roadster .....-..... 382.00 |} MOON SEDANS STUDEBAKER ROADSTERS " ) 23d and |) ree a ||| SHeVRSEEE Sepang, = upemanen cours | 2055 of \ Too _. SHE IA 1} 4 \A | Nash Raster. Mee gy cours, $443: tereeet || 1996 Studebaker Phaeton...... 397.00 Hi CHEVROLET GOGEE Be ae Mii \. Locust |) Wt ¢ handler Sedan | 2914-16 Washington, Open all day | ee wate HS aed H | | afayette \ ‘ " rom, |i udebaker Brougham i MOBILE 8, SPORT TOURING. 1926 Essex Coach, New Duco... 331.00 if oes etiam : gas Raps | A 1 dy | Willys Knight Sedan “few car, late 26; §000 miles: fully il Over 100 Others, Priced 25 Dollars Up. ! i ; ‘\ Phone |i || Nash Coupe i | 2 glass inclosure; privately owned; 1927 Velie Sedan ; 854.00 | | Ph \ i {11 | hes? : terms. 1010 South Jefferson. Vic- ee ee ae ee anil TERMS—TWO DOLLARS WEEKLY UP. |} one : \ CEntral t = : i | eee 1926 Moon Touring aeons 427.00 thik PHIL. H. BROCKMAN GUARANTEE Wil GRand 4 ) 454 ‘ | 3 : ss Be fe ee ak ” } ° - ° i} | PRE Hey 8 Touring, . cons i 8615. ie | eo ones Overhauw secayes EB eh r y A ll Will pay $5.00"in cash f | | LAC UE in beige Duco; clean ~ ones i | And Many Others. 1 | li BRING THIS pry t the name of any prospect we | - peesvere: aie ee eee iat COUPON will hold | sell, during this sale. Hea | wn; eas} : ti] aah : ' z ephone in your prospect at eel ok In our own paint shops we “9 We tell you the truth. Weber Implement | | >: : It’s worth ten dol- | any. ¢ 3 Pre. When more than i / lac quer our cars with Egy ptian peer 19th a nee very t W ill Arrange Terms to Sult You. | * lars On any car you to t ig 4 — reports - a prospect, the i HS | C0. | lacquer. This expert work gives SES 4568 aston. ashen: a | ay select. delivery. ; oe one registering will be ‘ ~ / ; | : : ' s i the car a factory finish that . & —Touring, 1923 gaode!; F bargain: | Oo nal f || tots ke new :— ed 0 |, | DE LUXE AUTO CO S| Hh AN—Touring car, for cash or rade. WW re) be | © 1) 7 FR T> ATS ane ; 5 nger. 2101 John. £ | ; if : ' i} j i, . - . Y ° | ; : | You know how popular Willys-Knights and Whippets i RCONNITY | ——————__ | | PHIL. H. BROCKMAN, President 1 EE ust ! RECONDITIONED ee re eran SAOT Losvat, | | Op en Sun day Open Evenings | Peerless and Falcon-Knight Dist. ; FR are. Well, this Fall they’ve been selling faster than | * || Our own expert recondition ee aaemen fey. || | j | en es | § Lixcor a oe Oe i HH and we’re overstocked with GOOD USED Y | every Weber-Pledged used . ee negme at eer: open, Sunday. (c) \ nae —3 1 15 LOCUST ST.—= fl pcan hy . Da Trial | Thus we can place our orien eae PH AETON | WELLSTON BRANCH, 5868 EASTON AV. | Day Trial CARS that were traded in. We need the room. These y ; i , + NY 7 ~ . " || tee behind each car sold. Ps excellent condition; cars of this type | {, f i OPEN SUNDAY ALL DAY, EVENINGS ALL WEEK Exchange cars MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. Many of these are Exchange r soere: this is a real value; the price [ | I iia == a - = , mn Pp ° | b thel Privlege SEanYy MOTOR CAR COMP | | " = a x ? — : Pivi€ge a loss to us, bue nevertheless | ‘4 ~ ae Locust. Ciosed Sundays. CE Sone *3500 CC C) in O AUC tt or a ee =e any we == : ‘ , —= 2 | : © HII Bey” ~ //* These Cars Must Be Sold Regardless of Our Loss MOBILE SALE _| ,RRCUN PRAETOT} For Y Family | CLOSE ay "Rese Cars | | ek | Ss — 1925 model; in Al_ shape ({{/ | |! Hd tt C OS ID CARS I Op S da ator Coupes. Roadsters, Tourings throughout; full equipment, in-2)) ||, Oy OWN @\)I I nll antl | | (pen Sunday | : ci a y hing and Hunting Cars, Family Sedans. oo See Aes ¢ ita ne, - | in the = of transportation. | ensvem CADILLAC CO. | VW \| ak Protect yourself from the wet cold weather. We have || 4 ; Loc 4 a ww = i tS Be { ’ i | | family :—— NU) tien: | .. Go Wrong. See Them Today. at is not giving you the service you want, trade it | P N—d-passcnger = =sport phaeton, | |/ If the ovens “day Seu of activities “demands another car for the grown-up a — 1927 WHIPPET 6 Coach. Like 1925 DODGE Coupe. Looks : exchanged cars. "$205: trade. m4? 31 Natural Bridge. | - gon or daughter seu 927 Nash Coupe (Standard 6) 1925 Nash Sed 1. full equipped, save a good and runs better. 5 good tires. : car, but would like to save some money, look at our | ARMON—7-passenger em gp on gg If you need a saaniies ens Gor’business when the big one is needed by the 1) odd 2° eect egy Aaa 2 ‘ 1933 oman ee pene %. i ee F a vd mee on —_. ppc Factory guarantee. t ne: guaranteed, $390; terms. —— fam.ly:— a ‘ 1926 Hudson Brougham. 1925 Buick Brougham. x year’s depreciation. $150.00 OR LESS 1927 WILLYS-KNIGHT 70A : & aygenne By te woe Be nie tia eat i B. = IT U rOU IN MAKING HOICE. Wath 27 N Sedan (Standard 6). 1925 Ford Tudor. | : ; an eee ee POR SEs ee wih set tt for you. tae ON—Touring. 1924; 7-passenger; || at i oorsptlldted otha prion pon We have in our stock now a |i! |) 1936 Nash Sedan (Ady. 6). , 1925 Jewett Sedan. | MOON Roadster, with ramble ie Sedan. Cannot be told from new. y to Buy a Good Car at the Right Price. i ; moter aeoty pee pee: cash or ear 7) a agg ond that will ideally eolve your two-car problem. | | 1926 Nash orgs 6) Coach. thee peer Se oanggaa | }, seat. Two-tone paint; snappy, 1925 Overland Touring. A bargain worth seeing today. Dealers Invited a HaanoN— 107 ipsauuaer touring: ||| They will fill every demand yeu make on them in appearance, service and | \! oan Petcie eae” 1994 Nash ae aa flashy. 1924 Overland Touring, $38.00. RMON Touring, 7- | “a ae swomagae Ee »s Ss: comfort. : . HY an wm. mm. or 92 eee : . : M A red ARS FROM $125 TO $1750. t beat it $200, “3505'S. Grand.” |||| See these fine cars ee 2 ek OO ee Gf 1926 Ford Coupe. 1924 Willys-Knight Sedan. i. 1927 WILLYS-KNIGHT 70A 1922 Willys-Knight Touring. wire wheels. "Great anse-aeak | EDIE NASH CO “4 fotor a Gravoi wneiar : ee co Ha 1933 Nash Son taee Os 1924 Cheater ‘ee — | Sedan Fully equipped—can’t tell 1923 Maxwell edan. speed and power ) | Motor Service. 2741 Gravois. (cr — 7D ~y SED ANS AND TOURINGS 1} | 1] 1925 Nash Sedan v. Pa 2 1an jer an. e : = : . : ° Warwet—so. rt model touring, 1924. ||| DODGE COUE ES, ~~, Fa Ot + y id ti a es ake liberal terms or trade your ear in. Lo the ars over. «| from new. Save over $300.00. 1922 Jewett Tourin ‘ iv.-6 Be a 5 7 9 11 L ] d A , : like new: $65. 4 1510 x. Leffing well. ALL MODELS UP TO 1927 it | dees’ ais an. Oe ean have 25 cars of all Mong Bee nen’ tl $25 A peel debak T 8 1926 NASH A v.-6 Sedan; two- : med~ ims a a rte 4 — ie Matis , ELL—Touring; cheap account of i ; - sia re 1 : : cage - hve wou mnie to Florida or Cali- ‘ West Side \ fine: $90 down: also 1924 Velie 6, about | ||| | eels ° a luxe model. New paint and fully 1924 Willys-Knight Touring. Are you going i4- i6 W _ "2: ‘Peo down, Graupner, 3418 Locust. | HI c 9) 7 || | re ve Or D rICe Slash! fi equipped. Priced to sell. 1923 x4 Touring fornia? This is the car you want. ‘ { DOWN “Souzk B alt 1 Hi =j\ le) VW o HT fi 23 Esse ring. : iit nai ‘ Hea ia] 1923 Hupp Touring, 1927 WHIPPET 4Coach. New : Ficcle. Hi 3041-43 Locust St. {||| 19286 DODGE Coupe. Special pp Tourit 2 low Da. | acres mechanically 1: ‘only 295: | || JEFFERSON 3715. || EVERY TRUCK MUST BE SOLD |jj||/! 2028 DODGE Coupe. Special. 1924 Jewett Touring. gray Duco, 2000 miles—like new. ||| - : . echanic ;, only $275. | || | ‘ ae ; yy ass. , | ease | CHANDLER eee aa || ene mndcenemeton ||". FACTORY ORDERS TO MOVE = [fi|q extras. Maroon paint ioet Studebaker ‘Tearing see ny, ROL. | — AKLAND—1094 touring, $163 terms, i it} , bis sibdeameiat ude er iouring. ndell Cov. | BUICK | ade. 1819 Sidney. an “4 v, i see | i 1926 STAR Coupster. Fully 1924 Overland 4 Coach. 1926 OVERLAND 6 Coach. K MARMON KLAND—1924 touring, $165; terms, | EVERY USED TRUCK eee Looks like a new one. Many —> | ; .— 2221 S. 12th st. Trucks For 9 Trucks Lad ome | | equipped. Bestcheapearintown 1924 Overland 4 a eS miles of mules fa Ghia ie, wall OFEREAND Oakland Sport ‘Touring || | Sonam ain ie! jon ruses Seem | PROC Uae ae nee ae (Wo Here are some of the snaps: Se eee dco call int Wittkoekt Tees” ay, WHERE © Gene N. Grand. FORDS Completely rebuilt. re finished beautifell — Bros., 1113 N. Broad 7 k Mo:ganford. : | 31,-ton GMC Dump, underbody hoist; rebuilt and guar- car you want, It’s Priced to sell sine pine ee ot ag staal Be it’s a new one, al- a ious PB ESS n finish new Goodyear tires; i, ps : ’ __ 15. verlan an. rakes— | URING |¢ - sec ggmanan pipes 20d fue tes pew only $205: $126 | "ZO Dodge Ton pues | cies mone toe Strela eed mes ||| anteed ; $1800, | oe ae 5983 Balak Tourkia most. See it todays : _ * é : 0d cellent condition ro i 9 bili ‘ ° = mere P i 1] * ° ° “i PERI RAN ¢ car today: 4: ott SMOBILE Touring con no0d condi | Screen body: ex | 2114 Howard. ||| 2-ton GMC rebuilt, new stake body, dual transmission; {|||} gruTz Special 6 Totring, sport 1925 Dodge Coupe. : IN Bedan 100, Bean — AND 27 OTHERS heap _1465 Hamilton. (c65) | GRavoIsS MOTOR CORP., 6820 Gravols 1 $1200. iiiii model 6 wire wheels. Want ac- 4996 Ford Coupe nba eenere "eRe A to ' ; sacs MOBILE touring for sale, or eX- | HORRIS. 1926 model: new steel body and ate | ; , , - en tiful throughou rice ¢u ' ' prosdye | phat ut for radio. Cal? Riverside S344M hoist. Riverside no56W. | USED TRUCKS '| J-ton GMC. 1-ton White Screen. 2-ton White. 314-ton | * tion? This car has it. 1926 Whippett Touring. sell today. gh { MOBILE—-Touring ate , rea —j42-ton: for cash or ex- Hil Se ine c VICK ) S IE; D CAR 3 erate sacrifice. $58. 1510 N. Let- Sheaae tor oar: good condition, 2504 A. ‘ton ed Track with node and cab. ‘''| BFederal Stake. | | 1926 FORD Touring, — —— 1926 NASH Special Coach: ( LE. tt N._10th si. on Federal chassis. 2220. i “Til balloon tires. It’s a buy. e | y i PACKAR d 78 r ; van body; 1%4-ton Traff.c with body and cab. Hi | T NV yl tt! . $250 00 Af) ose Destt vv te 1926. It th ; pouring EXCHANGE 4 fem Rnotein. Tnevedies Go. “S20 Raston. he -y t piers lp " Two F then Pe chassis. an Gene Tai i () OFS late (), A _ today. ° ° must be antl FY. * C on ye ‘ : cara from ic k. 1925. Universal body a ail One for elivery. 1h Ww ’ it : ‘ : ; today 3 ches, etdans, 2944 LOCUST ‘ack ant —7- passenger, with winter cur ~'4 “Trac ‘tires $50. PRospect a / CENTURY MOTOR SALES CO. Hi t BI d. 1 | STUDEBAKER — on 1923 Willys-Knight 7-Pass. Trg. Nash owners. : - en tains ar ‘ in con : =te ‘Kk: 1926 a 950 9315 ; on, c62 Hi] Hi 4 ‘yy . . . oe : Lot, 3615 . a e FOrest 9090. Apartment 512. —— som Wruck, S050 mode: fe) i( eis pa te } it 2640 Washing on V . | } ao $75. clean; the PEI0S 22 OES 194 Willys-Knight Roadster. 1926 WILLYS-KNIGHT 70 Se- ‘ ay teem nee = Paes pa: 5 ee . o pe TA me beth * egg a gfe owe or Si50. "3034 Euston, (e) > | | | JEfferson 0301 Sunday 9-12 Hy i ; - dan; the smoothest six in towh; ; . AW AY DODGE Pioneer car te Yoo gm 3 : bgad ie 5 gee ee enna FORD—1-ton truck: good condition; bar- Ht he -— — =n =x == —s = it STEARNS KNIGHT Roadster; | fast, economical, dependable, : ne: 4-wheel | excellent condition; $115. *'s510 N. Lee ~~. « a a gain. 807 Walnut st. _ eo U fal T lle | = a - - *| good running condition. Price Priced to attract conservative | a olen mag BO ER Pie CDEBAKER—Tourlne special, very | FORD— Ton truck: starter: $59. 4220 W | | ; se FUELS | Trucks For Sale Trucks For Sale I $50. Call GRand 8615. 4 DEMONSTRATORS buyer. | roiet touring. 1925 , J 2 model; you will wonder at our low | - ge 6501 “Mount, iit Many makes with , various Ht | WHITE—Dunip truck: 5-ton: late model: | ||| —_— ; P Bees” | ie, balon cord ure, bated eamat BWEbpeeee see toca | ear eS | styles of bodies; prices re- |/// ThtiaSteacrnehboig wisi Gar" eghl| fietgiaasuen’ or Me thom Mack.|| | WILLYSKNIGHT Great 6 || 1927 Willys-Knight Great 6, ||| _ BUICK Touring, all eady. te 50: Fords. —_. aanee Sy. aa in fine @ winter aR 7 passeng Motor Sales. fangs open express; $65. “3807 ‘|. duced for quick sale. Hi shape: , suod rubber. 4351 eel body: Ccol- te TR ACTOR Brougham; a wonderful town car. 1927 Whippet Coach. oT eden miles of Sern, shape, only $350. La term 3 Be 8803. (c) | eats __ — TTL : y|| fax 6664) " 7 ‘|| See today, or call GRand 8615. 1927 Whi 6 Sedan. i me for $65. aud HOS ON SRAM! RAMITON. ears Locust — 1926 Studebaker Phae $495 vORD— ives a Bri ogg an Sees OS. ‘y DIAMOND A MOTOR os TRUCKS—YI will sacrif ice for cash 1 2-ton 215-ton Dorris, with two trailers: prae- i y» i 1927 ween a ioht 70A. osures, sell | DORRIS—Tourme, 7-passen con udebaker ac... J 4711 Natura idg — Hi | Pierre stake. } -ton International | tic ally new: cheap. THE BRECHT CO.. |//| 3 : ys Knig t CHEVROLET. Coach, worth ; overhauled patton cheap. terms, cheap: terms 5123 * Delmar, This car like new: original finish and | FORD—1925 dump truck; Al, $226, Sie | |), CAR CO. '}| with steel body. 1 ist: ton Federal dump: 1201 Cass av. : (c37) | HT WILLYS-KNIGHT Roadster; a pn. - RRI ourlng, v-passenger; real oe gale | tice run 5600 miles: has duplex top; down; trade. 4711 Natural Bridge. i 9135 M Hil} all in Al condition: one Columbia 6 road good looking, snappy car, priced $165; today only $50. a T z ,. i Ope Sunday. w. H. Owen ie. ‘ tv as a picture. hetter hurry. FORD—Ton truck: stake body; $120. iY — v organ ae ster. S75. ” "810 Faston. Automobiles For Sale—Miscellaneous | f thi ] ee : EXCEL LENT Washington. NTY MOTOR: CO._ 2936 LOCUST, | “j464 Rowan. PArkview 3045W. | CEntra!l 0882 ' DILLAC 50193; runs good; $75 . ca oo, 1926 OVERLAND 6 De Luze f a og » (ec) “tae B73, ce wtites Deer tt : tudebaker Tre. Given Aw ay FORD—1926 eck: og “eagle Sood “s OPEN SUNDAY, 9 TO 12, { ig eg | CHEVOLET Coach, 1924: new ; = Sedan; roomy, > ready to | — . ‘ > 1924. for $150: Hup touring. $75 Dodge ee - : _ “ice | 4 DODGK—Hearse: also Dodge oa a re” J , pe - U leader ij DDE, a oe = . “eo «. $100: Chev ie touring. ‘$30: Ba. FORD TRUCES— 10, oe BD mn [Se | v | v lle on, late models. 3327 Washi es = . | Duco finish; a good, snappy ae paren Ane ia. is mapely 9 name - East or West. it’s a a touring, $25: 1924 tag touring. FORD Ticht delivers tru : 1026; ready |; ws —- Se rUC ee ot tdi e. a Ps closed car. See today. * And on ow eales floor ee oF today . qT in perfect y 4 ° k: terms. 3325 Lemp. air . . : Ht Sunday &_ Ma 41) | ag ee find care tha ve been : wniau e for $175; FLINT TOURING rtect? FORD—Light delivery truck: 1926; open | III] TRUCKS if | ~ "corms, S241 Maniomer. Puce ssdent "| 1924 DODGE Coach; new fin- ‘| service—USED CARS—that LOOK WILLYS - KNIGBT . Pasa. wey geno. | Must sel will trade, SO1dAShenand =i pet inG 6 a fxcelient ice te) iil ' il } arg AMS SADLO-FABER MOTOR CO, | it ish, disc wheels, bumpers, good ot ae Be my MyM woe jhat | Touring. It’s big car excel- . . -| POR Dewly painted: runs per 90, Pe | y trucks: all styles: |(mj 1927 Dodge Screen, : 4933 Natural Bridge. Phone COlfax 7330. | | ||| tires; riced for this sale. Call ers raded them! lent condition. Many good qusl- > bar- | “fect - oun $30. 5. Huber. b61 FORDS—3 late ton tru S; io Ke 1927 Chevrolets, 1-ton Panel. M Si nd Kinds Hudson coach ....eeeeeeeees 1925 model P | . Priced low (c) FORD—10 D193 touring a ie an = 35204 BE ey | (c) FORD—Ton truc i gp a Boma Bil e0 oon ee with stake body. Hi | ‘ Pontiac coach sescekswes 09.5 cae mode} | |i) ' : : ‘ | oons, plone real a pode aston, paton,_ a 1 tt _glosed cab; excellent | con (c) | ||| 1924 Victor. 2-ton chassis and cab. |/|| Used Department S| Moon 4-Uaae COMPO = 2+ 0-+s: 1927 model | If you deal with an established, reliable automobile merchant, you can buy a USED "" ; FOROS 3ST mot abit tion; overhauled: new tires; ——— : nd ice, 1926 Ford re 14 -ton, i . All the above are in excellent condition | ||| Eexiagion. 1: 06a Sohne n. B °°. ‘AW. Lexington, ~~ COlfax one dene Hiv Natural’ Bridge: '#) 1924 International; 1% - Be, International Harvester and are being sold at attractive prices on car with absolute confidence that it is a bargain, and that you will be more than i a. Pers Pmt 23; g00d condition; : ae . (cS9) | |||! Pierce-Arrow Moving Van. | AM. Ae 5. SEE . satisfied. | ~ 5 48. 1912A Wright. A A GOOD BUY—’ AMS.’ Fol > ; elivery panel body (| 1927 Chevrolet: stake body. it Company of America Many others to choose from. | _apin. FORD Touring, 1926, good cat; $170; 3 ly 4390 Olive, now 5173 ar *}) ae ge gn ay $3 5. Flint Auto Ex- | | || TATE MOTOR CO.. I ij ; St. SEAT ‘Eethans Senos cOltas 7330. | ||| | 4. to Bg ‘ : = (c8) | truck: areal» 7 Hy] ne. |!| 2500 N Ninth 4933 Natural Bridge. Phone COlfax HH : ares. Morris, 2810 Olive. | ehanee. 4867 Easton av. : é - “9 ee til Hi ) : ° : 200 ) Open and Closed Cars — FORD—s0e | Heck. og be * ge tile Hu 0 eee at an ents 1 } Phone TYler 3341 (c99) BIG SALE | ON FORDS I! Ir | airview. Kuhs-Wrig otor righ a “ 1924 Ford roadster. $60: 1925 coupe, |}: ; makes at remarkably low prices: (c) | ih miei = - i, oe 295: 1926 |||, ‘ g 79 3 3 Fone eal Pirmouth |= be sold today; trade, terms. s521 soRD Licht delivery truc Pine, r O873 be " a= x . libe ees 234 ~ new we trade He i ; : “ORD—~ Lonting, see: balloon tires; - ; Jack Norder. 4464 Eastoy. ar ; GU ARANTY MOTOR, co ’ \CUST, | F : $ goed cou: | “> 2 i] tte om. FORD toma car, TERE . Trucks For Sale FORD—Dump trucks, with Ruckstell — Ail S ECIAL USED CAR SALE { 23d and Locust A Factory Branch 2655 want ; : alanctie_ | gestion: $00. Joa Lewis av, Wellies: GRSBEVADUET—2i. panel body. $50 tales) ‘cheap; call Sunday. JEiferson 6481, 720/)) | 4 Chevrolet 1-Ton at Gite taker, wee Te =.= Saas a 4 24° mudels; | FORD—Touring; late 1926, balloon tires; gdetierton acing, oe act qheap; trade, terme __3500 = a hiv ae you buy one of our qORDAN Eel e Tt Inde! 640%), c62) SO ee Te ee MCD) ucks pote 7520 NN. "nae » Car, - = -ton dump truck; |}/)! i . 4057 Linde e tr ter. . rolét. ROLET— 1925, Gilliam- | INTERNATIONAL—3'%4-ton dump | truck: | ||| South t 7 tindel (80) \ Chevrolet "Ode +, B02 Easton. See; 4a real bergain: 550. it (eo) {i} ou wes i! % alfram. Serv 1) | Draska. LAciede B55 Hil Accessories, Parts—For Sale a : on: 1025: iH | Bodies For Sale Ss v —1934 light dell ivery. o1 MACK — Trex Yy ~to ae”. 12 iti Nash Co i AUTO OIL—Blue Ribbon. 10 gallons for Auto or : ae 150; cash. 3009 Pine: tear: Sunday. 8 to 12 ||) ° I “53.80. 408 N {Qe} ; 1936. 3538 Lin- f RD Touring : pe ' Closed cab, diac wheels, $ U $3.60. 408 N_Ma'r sh BoDY—Chevrolet coach. Pr Daint balloons, bar x ; KS 5 $71) Natural Bri PONTIAC—Truck, 1927 model; panel a 3005 Olive St a ALTO REPAIRING OOLS—Dol! mores deilj, rear s 45 Fiimi mx: lntest : ress ames —1925 A oe ruck ‘gpen ex: PORT! AC ae , S06 miles: private party: i : . chain, wrenches. pss, epray outfit: ~~ Bis BODY— Wii t i-ton c or ‘o S ~ : ~» a ) coal si] eet ¢ becue P| ; condition. Call 5238 Sutherla I-ton I. lower than what you would ordi- TE CO tiful finish: sold wi a. ™. _ (e) 1% -to I ‘u c narily pay for a used truck. THE WHI € terms ay MOTOR CAR COMPANY : good motor: ~ tet dum INVESTIGATE—ASK c FOR . PT eon} a. Su CEntral 2500 : Od tires; terms, trade. Sten Lacdinghess. DEMONSTRATION. USED TRUCK DEPT. tn a stiman, > TOWNSEND MOTOR Yl rg 1 44 -ton nt » Centurv Motor Sales Co. 3815 Laclede Av. Cates. second west. CAbany 1198. (c) — 2 em | . NGTON Phone JEfferson 0472. RULE: $2.50: “nat —-Almost new: periect 2-ton Gary. 2315-17-19 WASHDD : : ne} Road King. (Cor. Jefferson). : Pao y none een 8-f ne Mead Stee N dump Phone GArfield 0618. WHEELS—$ . % = 7 a inn cuits taken puberty @olverr: | Gone Mee Fay. Lindel! 7940 | Open Sunday Forenoon. : SSIES heads $2.50: motors ; complete, $2t $10: front a — ead. ’ Pekar. ‘ | Saas rear gprings $1: ‘Also \ : . . reus. » 784 “ghhor"s panne Toes Seltens Chad Gor S16 B. Sareh ot. i

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SUNDAY, ss-200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in These Columns Today. octoRsE ae 4 "HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALEHOUSEHOLD GOODS 44 ST. LOUIS POs T-b i SPA TCH, ————— 15. H. DAVIS | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE x ; SET FOR SALE—WANTED | : YRNITU PRE WO. 1515 amor FURNTIURE-—Almost new 7 rooms: 5 | =WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS —— i — | nementanes = he AVENET Berdin i - v s j “paratel ean 7¢ e eTsol (oy i | i ——— - ‘ ~ ; a item —— ee - FC RNITURE—2 PP i MONDAY AND TUESDAY SPECIALS i | A Sensational Closeout of = g = annie — a oe % * eeebee Wihgseiwgicre oe 0. 4 scat ecieiaalindiaanainh ae ate ot s — 16 ER SAE Ge ‘. rn i st 2 -_ - Paw 7) “6 pe Mery we * 1 ep * 7 cate ** ithe ine i i I | CY iid ‘ i rTo? i B CYCLES—MO OR CLES a = Sng Rd aif fina 4. simau D TING EN ETTE CIT =~ pace , Oak, 8 $100; rent $1 “Omonth. ‘Siz. en | aeenro Pes Wanted iparment w he! as £1 ' e72i La retie, ic eo | ion “Ite: Grand. te $15-_Monday, r cine: oad | PURNITCRE—Rug, dresser, 2, tables, 4 | | SPECIAL OFFERINGS FOR 2 DAYS ONLY —___—_—_—— eve itaboegi. , chairs J Efferson e264. rand . BICYCLE W Siete price and condilion c BEDS DAY EF rion Spit ; . Ss. ost- ispatcn. ‘od ft. i , : = nat ore Aghia! 2 | tc} = | : : ; : : ae ; Z * 6 Of all, winds: _ up-to-date , Simmons use| DAVENTORTOO eae? chairs. SS02a | FURNITURE All ~ kinds; a0 dealers. | | OLD FURNITURE TAKEN IN TRADE FOR NEW I B d-Spring a } M Hh | Wl e im aq Rig MOTORCYCLES Wtd.-—Cash or trade cars: | Smit! Davis: twin size ai . lance terms. L512 Lecust, ; hee end twncis wWainut color: Lied } McKee. Wt EL — | | FURNITURE i ; pieces: velour: and URNITURE— Contents 3-room flat; no | | Bed. Spring, .Mattress..... 5.00 Living Room Suite.......65.00 ai brand-new 2412 W reas. " Davenette eeowepmweseeveeeenses i \irtight. Heater. rated panels, in exquisite walnut finish; 50-Ib. felt seceniinati Le PPO m8 ae SNA MR te SN ne cael ireae yes ee - ee * e on oe oo es WHY OEE Saigo age wT yf Dk Lhe sey oR din aN Ne ace OM Bi CY¥cCLE—Gir! = (Ranger? - go00 conal gt S M one hs) ¢ssecl -* SNEITE * ‘ in hed- ton; $5. 046 Maryy vile. CAbauy SSUSM Sate ™M rst Tre sce ee new. beautiful | feom riture. s9Uy Bradicy, Linden- | Fj RNTiC RE— 3 rooms 2 cheap; owner leav- New. Mattresses ...+.....- 5.93 d . | Bs ~ 1926 Henderson, Only $195 | a, cheap. 4476 aiceners OO eG Rut- a iL Ate Bt: NN os igh sack mcu ees 0 | Cook Stoves .... og bo || mattress and strong coil spring. This is the big- a ° fi d . ~ aati PURNTITURE—3 rooms “$175. Suncay of a ; | gest bed value ever offered! 3 4 ’ | a 7~ Ss i | e . % v tte —_ Ss . tr ;} +3 .. s We traded it in and have‘no use for it: | B SUITE—Beautiful eS.) ger em venings. 4640 Sacramen “ : , E. ‘ . : wh ta evca in. . te t “pte. f cost over $450 short time ago. firet buyer! sh pti : "% eS : i + a oy =: . > Ran : cee a et ee CALL AND SEE OUR COMPLETE STOCK = anted: open | Tirishi waar or ' sl lour; Gdouni rass Ded, at- | FURNITURE— ALL As . ee a don ile d gets it ‘a 195° terms if wanted: open | Tikiseowo! ghee i 80 ree abd epring. ee tenica). 1. 655% Peuntain ae I — vertisement PASTEL FUR ITURE CO. 1 Olive Street. Is Now Clear. Plenty of Parking % } On the Following Pages: e Page + , o Sunday till ¢ oe | poe all 37 MILTON. 3214 LOCUST, | so aT iiiheheap, 6SS03A | PAY BED—uihrow rugs, icevox, reasoll- | FURNITCRE—4 rooms complete. buver MACHINES—3 1-2 ,% vlinders:. one side | “I _— As he = ' a hie. ait - Aine rv a. : can fre! ntti ‘ a * piy 1928 | Wyom! nz. Ac} EXCH STO pac ‘ car: make offer. > Faston, Uta: | shi end or DAY BED—Panel ends; Rome quality: | FU RNITL 3 rooms cumipiete; sell or CEntral , y F R NK LI AY. oy Smaart Pak A! . ab MOTORCYCLE —Hatics-Deviecn ana cide, | BEDROOM SE1 a ee. 2 aisu gray kitchen set. 4100 Camelia, corm} trade; cheap_remt. 1454 3S. 15th. CEntral 9706 7 1419. Zl ANIXKLIN 1307 FRANKLIN AV. || . 7 odes ecaceteceaeenana Car: very r cheap. 4471 oe ei Ge m.. = ; — — . — cameron “¥ ner ath, | | , FURNITURE = Big. sale: last chane e: be | = ; | ae 5 'F Agents ee eee eee ee ee ee 2 : ‘ : ; null AY A] enn t 333) rug. library ta- riuning Monday: sl 9 rere +S - % seer eee eee eee eee eee 2 6 pre . a ey ass r sh iS i ONL SAM MNiN eee biv—heai barsail,. Talse* Quien Meal biue iBmMet, 4) a 2. setack of aimest MOTOR CYCLES —H BLS-LH: exces a 7 —awirtis a’ aed a 2SSSA - inion. ravenette suite aud table, $25. 557! tS.) yun-to-da ds. A call will convince mt; side care: no deaters.” SiN0] EAA ONES) Th... Sennett Ue qnpgnnetinee att INN Mm AND LIVING RO FURNITURE—3 rooms and Dort coupe. |: h big stock we carry Jefferson. » bed PT ifl ~ — oo gg pects pal WY¥dow (i$) :. C Os cll separate. Call before 6 1 Gz hit . for out-of-town buyers moron CYCLES—all bigh-grade, fate) iF PCN A Teor north. ~ . -MNING KOOM | “piece, [con | Sudday, S41GA_ Alaska. Luxenberg, Mo." | delivery to outiying suburbs a modei moter cycies aily reduced | ———- oT 5 ; , . Maho ite > i ot. c tL RNG aa Se Of +4-room apart ot a oe CID NITE RE CO — prices; a few police ty ema |] ° . ae . ; é ai) P - " « a 9 % i: RO M SE] tik. ce. roldel mel .. aii i rh ¥ real vargain. ? i I , ‘ . A it " ‘ Cautiiu Wainut, | — —— a — — eptiohails eli sciected iture; must | ¢{ } . to 12: Hurck Motor and Creole Cx 2127 USCU ICs: nal wnths: other fur ure€ aNd. : ~— df : . ae sei! tf once. {[liandg ° ‘. ic Will Furnish Compiete Your FACTORY TO YOU seocust. Sin: “attagppiennenien - “etm, : — ine COU Ae . mS me == ‘URNITL Sis —3-room apartmen hea LIV ING R JOM. BED- 2 re : Z = The most complete e of Guaranteed | ~ gene Sr eN EN “UM SliLn — Silo. . urnhish rent Sou: reasunavic. 139 vA j pis yioo0r Samples and Recon- . ‘ ‘ —lLates Syie Waillu = J + = iiG. ‘ j j te ae y ° ‘ ‘ } : | SORNITUI 3 ROOM & : KI TCHEN Vid gente Furniture Sacri- used motorcycles in city. an “in we on . _ i938 emp eco 4-cvlinder, ......3100,00 erte ct annie gee "als, Axminste ee a> | VINING ROOM SEL—s-piece: oak; good: | FURNITURE—Centents ‘reenlk apart- | ({ enderson 4 rebui!! 179.00 chs UES, Ss : your own pric v= ID. MVonweaitl Ma pie wood, maenit; cine . 4151 Delmar ~ ] r e this special 3-roem outfi! “ Indian Chiefs $1004 : . \ j ia 4 os as St. i} RE wl ~ for $169 75 \\ ff, fice od for Quic ‘k § Sale Harley -Dda vidson : BEDROOM SETS. ‘ . ae Me i 2 ia - - : - i? a today * iiits sé 4 i + B *-D: 3 ae Hariev-Davidsons RE ORS yi Several] to pick fr in oak and e€a-Vavenport Hariey-Davidsons .. oa cé ican walnut: V1eECES includ Harlev-Davidsons seevexs Ban bed. vanity dresser, chifforeve and D. agile ‘ 135.00 | dresser: will tar 2 7 H. E : D. 5 on LF S. Lith -t. ug and table. LOW a. SORE DOG | FM | , “Open evenings | 2.Pe \ l : 2» $69 74 MINI: stil Aimost fey haidson a a = | ff 9 OLIVE CYCLE & MOTOR CO + Fe. Velowr eee ee ee e® | walnuts cus, cheap. atio stcracrou | SCRNITURE— ryoms coimpiete: iv || SEI GEL S- ; arm | DINT: GSU TEs— 5 i: slightly used: esto a : ue me D )) 200 FRANKLIN AV. soe N. Grand Pivd, leneir ood vert ne | . 4iaia auc rockKe Lo mat a2. uphoistered sas DSO DIS R LBI ry Se 7 ee em 1 RE Say amt Fla Oo elie hye te a ie by a, él " bac f y eens oe rnd a 2» ocekoseowre CASH Oak Dining-Room Suite......$24.75 a es SE Gas Vive Cleaning .. 3 . . ae : Help. Men, Boye .--««+seeeevee Oak Dining-Room Suite...... 29.56 sie : 8 Women, Girls ....-+++++ 4 Oak Dining-Room Suite...... 37.50 | a : — caee heal Estate bet.) 3-Piece Overstuffed Living-Room Suite ........,.. 1 4 wea eaccesesesquneaaa 3-Piece Overstuffed Living-Room Suite. wee eecccce s SAREE ae se Curtain Cleaning «.-+«+++- Odd Davenette Sree eres - Lust and found ocet**#eeveeeee® Oak Buffet OOS SSeS CSOT Hl OOF 6864 O* +66 C4 Ee po : — Medical eeesceseeeereeeeertere Oak China Closet ne weno bbbeee 6 eo uoe .)0, $8.7 75 and $106 a Millimery eoteeseenetore reser? Heating Stoves eee eoevweeteeeeweeeeees $8. 00, $19. 00 and $12.08 % 3 Partners cone eB. ccoenceresee y 2 Room Outfit complete, kitchen, bedroom and 3 i es ane ts eee livim® room, including floorcovering........ i 3 .: eat "aoc oneeegeauee + 2 a sae = —— Sf erinting, Addressing ...-.~+«+s : Ri 4 feysivnal coeeseeveeez esses =e 11 S10 POWN. SE week. wi 50 wer Ses Ge eal Estate sec.) 7 ‘ii; of Fmaleae Stein he a 17S, Broad way. Behe a qvuefing eceeseseeseeeeereesee AUCTION Hit STORM St TF ay — wed 4 Koows $e cout ene ae Reominales te Og Ot ag tt tat satay ayy, ees ry 2 $ 3 eg a i a a A A ti WAR cst RRs CNN Sie eNBI Sk» stern . ~~ oy sey gt atin ee i = 4 > a > ‘ , ‘ a ~ ‘ . 'd 4 nil ile ee ‘ Ay MANNE BROS Pa: acti tiie adie atte 2 Wa =) i ha a et lt ties at a ig et ings ti a ca i, ren ile all —— ~ ett ti a ee " a aa sie a ee adie a a tilt cain a ntti eee" ee ee fre, ao i ate aa a ee c 6 ve! our: frame of walnut ——- : | looks like ‘w. Easy terms. Basement | VINL . BUUM Shed agree eng, Ms : lat “ae ; - 1a Al b i - emnie and resonditione osu Westminster. VAbany Sokd. | as oa, at, BO . Gee . - sear BUILDING MATERI rane ol section of sample and reconuiticned ea 3 a : i ¥f a’ + ee roOVE Ry om Suite , . > ; or . . = 4 + oy gan pict ae eVUUu Coil Fc ES IT PEs rr) ms aaa ah “y ‘ ~ op . . fos & $150 - -pe. Davenette Sur) : x (i) 2 alg FS ggg ek en $6 ver M.| HELLRUNG & GRIMM = |-& Bis x aes artford. C) |" ohete: ealect whah yom " a - = S: > _— £19 | d y! ‘ oO : ¢ fe oY ‘ - — Betta, 1240 N.| 4-Piece Bedroom Suite, $129 | Sisto OUIFII—Cheap; big bar- Fc RNITURE—4 rooms, complete: seil all HEATER—Charier Oak; good condition, LIVING-ROOM SETS TORS ;taupe and ZL = \ a Or, tm | Arle on tg AD th it tee . or i ln yp cas septs have ie ai | Ot ene alla alin tia a Sita... tue « i ie oie * \ CAbany 3768. ie ahe = os Jefferson, CEntral 3320 °) a — Baie nt we anata rig Se at dig etTie Ti. €: ntTa « —~ ba c} You can never tell it ever let t ; ee) © f ’ . ee ain... 223% W. MUN ston paralély. O7OUA Eizel. PATKVIEW 3T2 e ayer) . tj r a — - BRICK—100,00U0 good quality second- store; 4 pieces—aresser. chifforobe. va: oa ; = = —— — _aY. 13 iTS J. Z gg mS 33 _ Osceola. mi 4 Several! pick from: will sell at low! | Every Monday and Thursday | POR pod “yes? we may do on Da 2 ‘ol ee hand. 3508 Morgan st. E. D. =e. and bei: beautiful walnut veneers with | DINING ROOM SET—must 2 Deau- RNITT PD : . a seen HEATER—Ssoft coal: good condition. — —— | (e83) as Tornado sufferers will “ = steves Furnaces Repairs. ...+++- frames, slightly used: reasonable. 4627 {P0158 ad mattress, ivory ehamel. 2016 rood order. $. fagner imme Sein | eaten: Sek Ge eee Dew... 229. wee: organiord,. ic seo hs a S ottice of, / | ‘Jit i prices and terms very re -_ > Me-Millan. . Ms | Elenaale. Hliand 2317. {c) | inia. : oo seearaitg a eee — ne — ~e CAEN HEATING STOVE Beautiful; PNeAaABR. | cumde v . pint agra re. " | | are a few of the many - . . = fheatrical BUILDING MATERIAL Contents of 3 | BRASS BED—Maetiress, dark oak chiffo- | DINING-ROo: SUCITE—S8-picce . £25: LBPURNITIUIP Fhe a ; = ie ms it ues we are offering: aie ae = foilet Artticleme .«.-seseveeeree first ret-class condition ESI robe, beveled mirror door: round oak | urekg sweeper! it attachment Safe Sat er rte nie ee ie “ os HEATE Moor air-tigh vod condi- | pap OR SL ITE pe Pa ae ir inn Kitchen Cabinets ........3, S00 eee Trade Schools osenstenteee sine Vice 16813 : ~ it~» ne table; leather couch; bargain. 5950 | Buck’s range. > “yo | a aan. caer aes ee san | -t10n. 393 “erxon ditie ORS aaanahie 3 COlfax 65°9R OUR 1} Gas Ranges .... iverville av. SC? | DiNIN : r ——i 8 bloc at af gieicar -,| HEATER—Moore ir tight; $12. Lin-/ raw TES PS cree ¢ IN | Dining Suites ......4icesune ie uckpoin rete eeereereeees BUILDING M ATHRIA 120. 000 FeLow | | BREAKFAST SL ey Oak : genuine | a ; re f .} ne Riau ie a —"- . a tel} ; 5 ee na AN ae ren net Hn sta NOseuM ; libra NO.- MON EY. “DOWN CLUB | } } Overstuf fed Living-Room a 2 Undertaking ee *eeteeee tenn ** ed, hite enameled nge. — aH e. BRING ONLY THIS COUPON Suites ......:i+céeensnee a Wall Paper teen ee ennee hydraulic biick. all or part. also m- ' : bargain. 201 §. Jefferson (ec) | eh: | ca . - . : > MiiaU Tie anes Ean S&S nonths; other “furniture. vheap, | Sitchen, ‘piano, victi la, becaing linens, - S22 Si Vincent. c) | box. new gvcdy; a real buy. $4 5. O15 = : Complete i paige . roe ~. Fc | o : ) : oO: f $3 = ex ' — f eeSSSeS : TaD. ro —— ai ; iy ; owavw A - - — Ce A 2 acwar e aS 6 se ~~ : live. a 2 % — ge ey Reg try Je on. . Bs PR, LANGAN FU Se eet ee —~ ae a re. | 2 o ST of! nker, 21 ' . ay. VS | HEAT a mes > 9, relgot, ns | : =: —— ~ ’ ‘ : : 0 A. Mt Eee Ancil C. Taylor .... .«..- 295 St, Vincent 4949 Feber . CABINEL MANTLE—Gas arate. > | DINING-ROOM Sl reat luction Mon-| ing and bed room sulies: beautiful rugs | , UY now while our stock is complete, we | “Zaje . cheap ite eee ieee ee ON EASY PAYMENTS AT | TO 4 P. M. eoeS—SiéidLent’ Rushin ........ 2051 St Vincent BOSTS—6 Colonial. jop 6 imches. | 49414 St, Louis av. my | pty: Oct. 31; real mahogany with glase-| breakfast set) lamp table, mares ‘Oc | have your size and make, $5 up, all cuar- | W'G,cheee Whit seve Co |p] MISSOURI AUCTION fem Walter Short .......... 28028, framicin bottom 8 inches by 7 feet. CEn a CANNON STOVES. kirk. 2808 Chouteay._ sens 7 a; Beperately. cneap. 2276 McPherson. (c.: Dae mea ae — ee ee. nt eee Vsed gas and combi nation for | G ILVERS I ONE | ™ COMP 7 @6=—s«sWannie Young .......619 . Leftingwell , Any style or size. new and used; r} 7. TMT. a. | FURNITURE—Day bed. : Ieebox, eI acai — ebasit cgi eel. sale chea White S! arene 200 | | — Bae ee a _ ; SASH—AIl sizes Me kinds: immediate de-| prices. KENSINGER, 1007 Market. \moteelain lined wefeieee ine ee: Fuss: | Kitchen cabinet. $8: iron ° beds hy | eeeeon. ce sehen ne i. 5 hd. + See eve Ce. Se : EXCHANGE STORE | ANY Saga. ° _— ace Came cee ewes —— = livery. Beffa. 40 N. Jefferson. ic} | CHAIR—Mah ogany and canetee- ih ae | bOTCeia in a eerenet > > Lite uick | springs ibles. chair mirror ste. - -ATI? ( s — Nevi us > ie AN 7 Sint Ps gym co ais Ww . - + ; E rene KMaDey ..| as . | BuOnORTapPaA With recerds, $225.00 i — ~ “eeper Lok sight aE reeshnin 3137 ‘Leola 412 N. TWELFTH ST. Ce ee eee ee » | mer. Ede. Bae ae oe jue fermeyer Iron Works. 822 |CHAIR—Leather upholstered. rocker. fine NING-ROOM SUITE—Very = =-_-, . , IG gt Sah tay | : av. $ Mo. | (Opposite Hote, Jeffe 8 ee, -oretta Mae Ketdy ° ace , SUR UHI 7 r bor , able. : —_—_—— ppo reson) {c8) ! it Pn Si gg 90 tS ce, a te hag - KE e—Qui ck Me: 1 kitehen heater com- —_ a f dvohn H. Schruyer chine oie Salisbury ) = | Mrs Estelle Weitthamp ......825 Boemen B. Schae er CEntral 0598-0594. aq old person. Call Monday, 4438 .| beautiful large icebox an - sialon i doe ph — kK Eg et COO, used. ) 29t ayer-piano;: can } ught very reasnoit. he ee ee a eer eer ab- HEATING STOVE—Like new. binati« fust very cheap Bes : > =a hin- Th - ~ ‘ . am ‘sai act Ls " Pa bere _ , ril ye, 4 nr Our°rv. ak Tt Mes E =xD WA RP = a CO. } Ww ASHER— With copper tank, _ Swinging \, ke ee s Aug. A Otten 4422 «i “or > : ;.' Wringer; $27.00, goed. 4143 Califurnia. | ‘on Sole 3 Rose mary Catinbes - PR “28812 Nw. 26° hadein eee FROME poh BA eka vi, 7 , i Tao 8. 2 1); CHARTER OAK STOVE—Down td EY Beeman a Geaers. 2: hwood. CA | ; 2tLresse 58° ‘len er have ne eng in building materials; | iarge size, $10. 4607 Sacramento. FA EC iehivie ean “ ee oe iE. G STUOVE—Soft cuai, good coun eRe 2861 Gravois | | : sg _TA Te AP — . - = ; Qitbon re } Ye ryetti - be re +99 Ee Min nr . ; Ay ’ . : seninioe ii : , , ; : ; : ' : see . _— . " “ — ’ r ~~. or (its 4 } ~ ee. § ‘ St) airs, . ek owO Alen. TOLLE RATE HE ATING STOVE—Like | GOuax 3709. (C) | $950. GArtield 2353. / et 1427 Sullivan. Bobbitt. Chat) | CHES: OF DRE AWERS—New: 2 “a AL S18. 9" RANKEIN | Re’ e. icebox, It radio! * ? | SE rhAaiNt ‘OVE—And. V1 p. | EW cheep. wd vt ot. Vincent av. W ASHER—Eden; swinging wringer: | ee 3 7 See )6=Cs«@aRuth Tully” .......-+...-..--S202 Meltee STROLI “ ™ ; waliut; reasona! JO rotomac. (ci } INING-ROOM S2T FE ? ; — LN. } i 3 Fei! WASHERS _can be rented, fag f | ANDLBRUNI— Tul niture. carpets, ¢am 2 Ella Mac © Donnell ..... lille . Loews ~ BARGAIN I N WINDOWS ity See : ade i: 7 | iC} i “ . goa “ — . tapestry. | ys. Dric-a-brac antigu / ATING St 0 Lo u narter . p. : . a oa "TT es kTy r~ Tr) x Sent : eee ; ‘ ’ ws { [de ss $ , re SD amanee'e ~. Kren, . Vilten: will sel] at i Hu: mphrey. LAclede 1528. Open ; "ee . a woe A Gena chs so58 F Saliebury Fl " { i a= ee verstutte Ss a ‘ Tit ' HWE ATI : \TOVE SUuperlo bed “Onda rosin. HP ER elma 3 flat back. {(c) nings. BEDS—+ urniture, rugs, rn “4 ¥ ov+eer 43134 , Ae WASHER—Swinging wringer vacuum Wanted badly: all or part e Angelo Ghidotti op se ae ees age : e a ‘ Mad wadalena Cerutti *** ADLSA daar EXCHANGE CHIFFO ROBE —Simme. $17.95. Steiner | _ like new |: bronze clock and ornt- : Pra : ae I G AOA STITT. ment good timekeepe . « wtal bed LIE ATING iY kW lare Pit ge OOD .’ ¢Ceh 37 iravoig, (ce) | Cleaner. reasonable. 729 Aubert. FUr- | ¢Wellings. apartments; highest Gea a : 3346 Laclede ‘ a A ~ ee CUMIN, est 3336R. ic) | paid. Goldberg, Lindel] 6646. Ree 3 Isadore Marchbeim ....+.--» | os af . 4727 Newverrs. Ler. nut. $$ wi. 4165 * mean MED. , i 3401 BE > . NEI sy At 3 : Sie ae » & . ra es iw Al. , “Te ota oe sexy S1: id ped (c tUGS—Jxlt; als rooms of furniture Furniture Co.. 1° 92 S. Broadway. (en%) | DINING EOOC™M S§ : | soe DESK—Fiat- top, and “o} hair, like new: for CS SRUBE—Oak. like new. $1”. , | - 723: hisieee st *Ab any 55 Foray the. f2) PURNITURE Wid. —Any re. «@ Anpa Bernsten .++++ rests ANGE plumbing work for small lot. agli cheap. 11294 Walton. ERIN AV, bargains: consisting of dining and bed- harter Oaks, Bu nd Bridge & Beach; RUG—ROYAT (KE | WASHERS—Maytag. Eden, Federal. Thor | cash price. "DEimar 122 Saee=—CCi‘ ~ . iy « ie 4 % . . ' ¥ % 7 . ae ee Teac} me r? ‘ Fae ; ’ . . : CRS fc. ti ric Clothes Washer. fully gewar- ture. rugs, contents of flats, Pearl L. Krueger ..+-- s unre —scacrtn | each; real bargain. CAbany 52°1M. ic) | DRESSEPF Sinchk Dt - AN 7. “ resigns : si a8 | “=e CE FURN URE—cC L v 3 An CO MB iN ATIt IN . nn co . sca ' se . oe ~ ane - a€ i ‘ > i rae *. “ i ‘ . : ~ ; ns 5 ie ty. iiteciue - ae ” Sasa ay ‘ ’ . all River ot RANGE—Very cheap; | Tor. ; Alabam: iver i] 2721 Lafayctte. 1 FS gg lice * e . S23.) RPGES—Oxl2z, taupe ely ad smalier | anteed, for only $119.50; terms a-orac. Call ni te. e775. BR. OM : Ralph A. Dennert.. bor 7 mit h ite - = ? ‘ le . ne Mv nton rose shade. Phon Mimar SI ot weekly (ed? Atction Cc ,. 1601 l ures ay. Anola i Rendlematt onxe 8. is asata Z £OOg condition. a ndeli 1909W. , pU sti ' :AS "GE—Side oven wis QU E-—Chouiwce furniture . private | “SRS R ATION RANGE—Bluc: cheap | rie SET- ware ab , oor. $7.i ; 2 Ae) A \ a ONW 's sunday or evetnngs after 6. 1 Vv ENT It ‘ EI ECTRI ‘ ; GLASSWARE W te. — (* hing iF ine % | ohn Adative at an. th sr ...- 250g SF Wi Tas 2th 4 | furniture. DEimar 2378W. Games 4 Estella Thomas .....----088 &. SF home. Mrs. Spinks, Olive street rd. In- 71 lowa. . estrv c tio YvINT if 3 thy : - : . : : 9 : 3, a a =" nae . ane it i) buffet R Dos ee ke ; ‘ ! *% ] hil: Y — a ; “ van lal -¥! - Z 45. Al ; ans soko Mo. | CoRrETR ATI RANGE—Blue ename! on f ' sonable: Riverside 56533. ; ay | TCHEN CABINETS—Soli ya ik: inc MIS SSOU RI, 2 HY “ah gan| eC > 1\ oe 1OU ES r age c hairs. chests. desks. ; 4”? 71 lie ar. fc) ? é } . ; — . . - " : . = — > ~~ ‘ .« - ’ 7 = 7 : ( ( VET A N y j hay iUSEROtT QD Clie ms AN -_ % ‘ GeurKe dl Young * ; eevee, . = gel ne e etc... m excellent condi- | BLE ee ee ~ — = : Se ee eee. blue enamel: | tera: spams 2 aS , , : ! “theron sre or : - 2a agit Maite j Pe tiarks | COMBI N A; I YON ST , ry E —B: To ze & be as h en 23 2 lik 4 i ER cies } tar fs ’ ry ' ms yeas Mi | “2 - irViey . - — - - ; M “ 3 vx >. felt he ze * ties autif ul f ss PIN E ST ' P kinds: large or small lots or n = > “J — - eg, sm $y 4175 Bureen . Ki KiTC HEN HEATER—Blue Tt el. patterns: oniv J.D. "Entra! { “ : - j; for moving of storage. Frank @- 3 a 1 any 4533 i : rd. ——" ~ a : | Moving and Storage Co. 29289R 4 clen M. Lange ...- Mocpaniord : very reasonable. Call after ndit 10 ZKO0d cen titi n° ote % rs es Ridge. ic) .. ; ‘ U Coanciliicon: reasona bie. : >. : be Wet tt. 9 tve be pees ; aoa % ; pe " yo Pn pet, —- " aaah os ol ; H pert Si. - ry . v.t. 2 en “re p . . —— : : > si pg i Bey | JE fter: on 1544. JEfferson ¢ ae Con ue : 7 Pe WRRE? Br ¥ ». odd Maffitt av. AX _— UBS—NSeveral very desirable -| CUMBINATION RANGE—Biue; good con-| TT — ixe new, cheap. U234 Gravois. ( — — ———— “1 mcces comelpiing e one | eet. _2339A Maffitt av. | ej ELECTR “70 gery amen SOR. SsAc- AS RANGE—Buck's white enamel: sich | KITCHEN HEATER—Quick Meal, blue ase: al] white-ename! Quick Mea! stove: | bles. & bourd: secre tairg. | COMBINAT! ON RA ANGE —Gray. good col. ? 7 L _ etic Swan. . th mi tue * eee ae ee | One oracteeiiy new Rivers) 7 444i like new: ro oversti d. chairs: hiid’s ANY and all articles ef home fut Filey Mcqueen ehaire and other items: | Gditlon: che ap, Culiax O63: aR, (c) » | BTR oo gall R “Wie $14); Vicks a a F 4 West a mizr. = % he reg aie urniture: p ited | | or Office equipment sught at , George Buechicin 5724 Chamberlain | COMBINA LION RANGE— White et RASS . SO) Pave, '| Gas RANG Ww > \R ¥ N ~! citenen ; ehild’s auto. Riverside SZQSW, | | appraised price. CEntral 2osans05 Viola Jueifs , site. bed. PT MTG 72 cr ae cee wean” JN rE —White ehame! : Quick Mea!: ‘ a ES go: . Lod 7. > |] ; w? ES m. and from 7:30 to | dresser. 5421 S. Grand. fe} BLE PRI STOVE— 4-burner ven Loruine attachment: dl °OLT . ee (c} | ANY amount ef furniture patos p. _ any day from Monday to Friday. GOMraTioNn RANGE—Blue eres a 4053 Donald. LAclede 3144 ¢- ~~ Jolt rns es - month 2 me ndry stoves and heat rs. new: lar ; ‘E—Combination: grag: hke mew: A good used 1900 Cataract Elec- | well. Selkirk’s Auction. © ie. | BIRTHS RECORDSD. SEV i. a0 ANT TOCE S——~s00d piece ay | acmoek__ oss % Patton. ite peer tion: ae a First-class comdi- | © | aor $50 : oct MO ld ‘1 9450. $3.29, $6.99. : Riverside 8. fey; tric Clothes Washer, only $83.00. H = » ; s. | —— ion: ner S oe | ; Entra ToVE Sy, aroma /. r | ‘ ” . ~~ ; COMBIN Al li ~\ Rn ANGE ; ’. err. wt) a sf Or. . SeT rn t ~ i) 04 — - si o— - , 4 e % zood condition Terms $1 Dt week iv. f¢ } IGHEST prices pals for “8 Ss. ist on. Clay — Mo. fc} { * hite one me } nearly on ee sexe 8573. 2 Gr am i ais “RN “Ha I IW 4 RE ad Cry i 4 ee ~ oa } 2] Tre > | - nen Mi SS 7 RL ay WO More ron | -irersicgceg 5 a DO MEST I¢ ‘ TI ECTRI¢ ‘ ‘ ail Central { 970 "_ Me, O15 Wees — Sauer: ot e~4 | COMBINATION RANGE— Majestic. a FLOO OR AMP = — UV EAVois, ze ieee Eye oS 5) | . ' Meal > whit *t @epame led; + — | ; aisha Z } WARDROBE 5 Se cwiik - ¢} | sonable. TYler 2242). JeScl 7 7 te U0 r ‘olvanna! suites, ke new: re asonab ie tee 3 Fai in. ‘ “b arzain. et de 1LSORR. 5384 Neosho. (( IMP ANY about 10 or rs] fz. Ling (c) sr ee ti: i he mont 34 ’ LIBRARY BLE single bed, complete. STOV Es—Recondiiioned, combination. $15 | ese atest | 20.000 POUNDS of oid featnerst | ‘ : “aay i}: Pensv!vania. to $845 Ror sch’. 13543 Ss Broad: way. | 90s PIN E = ¥ to yA old pele osen 4 axe mar 08656. * | * ener * BUY anc MM. Peters. “ ey . and H. ee sr a0 Irved and J Sevar a Gibeom: . Bays M. Tenmnorgt, 7418 aim is Mmnesota- 2 wave gh poteees. * ng R. and K. Buwrce. mi verwity Fr. and E. Seleer. lewtile. I and H. Silver. 1 = and Se PRED AP Ie |\COMBINATION RANGE—Blue; like hew- : ‘i - - x. : . t ’ " m " i GOODS FOR SALE | re a8onabie. +62 > L. oughborough ay. , ‘ Lk RE] } ‘? * ‘ . x ead ar ert Ww} ite CiUAaiIgieg - riec . ——— .. t39 3 - - a Te . ov ae} . . &rvicies-: i) . Pe. *% nabie. . — pee : ‘ ‘ret - i . 2 ss I} - i i* UiIlMe ve. STO Vv =—He ALP? : FOOU ct na Mm2On ais . ; 1 4e3 re! SY. y , ix 3944 Vtah. 433 siz! A tr INS—Bea soar lamps, mirrors, bees MNATION RANGE—Gray oomee Tl FOrest | es ndition: | rea “i res. ornaments, peries, etc. 2211 ~/ Tempe pl. ‘Oh 5340M. (-; | teL IZE and Mediarter throes ba. [ose nO Line Ai iL ie. se 7 "ABL ao - canis ma: * nee rh oF ai nd . ‘ /COMBIN i© : Peest 25 40M. , / SP ring ch inette Meee . RANGE, ie and rav porcela , ere bontie H. ot NROOM SET—3 nieces, player-piane. | WANTED—Modern furnishings + ) Ad N RANGE—Superior ray: 40) SeIains, ic hie a DLine Pye eniime! ie vey - a ee mee . ‘ oF ; or, > RANK- tuble: no dealer After 12. 4460 aie, | | Sanetetens, Ser cock ; S207 , | like new: S85 " Stde 45 1 heat regcu- ; 2 3. | 44604 Gib — | ae J. : : 7 COMET A wl * i reekers: antique lanterns. ZS03 Watson, >i’ 2OSA St. Louis ar. | : ’ CHINES | ; T tenl hiue ' “ort ; Sgr cep comegy ? a F . . n > . ‘ » ve. : -—— — | 3 Seta s . ae | COMBINAT I IN RANG Lb —Quick = a. blu “a, bat -ontents 3 reoms: mason. | ?i! ul Q. E Ark Vie oe iland 4: Tw at Gehan —— a — wit 9 SF 5 ae ee a | SEWING MA ah ee as new: Teasona Wit. | 1007 Ma bey hew. late ‘st St. ie. Mo nd iy.) - - « - : ~~ Se ee - A* si; E —White pope . Qu el : wag ees 2 ry ‘\ Va handsone natt ress: $s] ° 3 ear h. - 44: a E ic — ne c= t Se0. 4 } 4 De Tentyr. te) | SINGER dropheads, . $20. . fa - nehair, 44 786 MePherson. berger, WILSON HE ATER— Downdraft. like new, | 4050 (Chouteau. G Rand 19135 ; ve. 33 cS Pershine — | co = ce ainlte een EGS and liv- - a —— | See '. ¢e) | LIVEING-} MUTT E versiuffed- aso | VAC UUM CLEA NER—Bureka. $19.50 4 oss $40: seii_ at bargain. 7o37A Wise. | flac iRiv——New. $45 a ag ¥ LA TES ak ; . | fit “ag a was “Mat -NTLURE—3 rooms. $100 casi h, 4126; GA! tLANGE—Quick Meal black ith wXiw TUES, “all L Gravois Cc) | ween attachments, f0G2A Pleasant, 45 v TI BUN HEATER—Fine condition. $12: | 422d up. Oper Sunday. 142 _ pew. alien am | | uN week, ic) | 6215 Wanda OBt. side oven. $i3. [NG-ROOM TABLE— Mahogany fin. | VACUU M—Hoo like new: Eden wash | —22—desers. 1476 Belt av. GOOD SINGER—Drophead. : | oe ae Cy | mi. Ke new: ason2 bie. 2354 Terry. er: hargain. B33 Alien ie) | W LL EN HEATER — Like new: set of | Page. et . chain porters 414° VWinnesota. GUARANTEED portable electric wees | ay EN COMBINA TON RANGE—Quick Meal: | FURNI: RET teow ‘lat for ren — — re . ; 7 i FE: nal “wh te: a OB sey S043. ee 5 aie ' Ir rent ‘ R ANGE—Quick Meal. elevated. por ROOM SUITE i. new, ho- | VATUUM CLEANERS—Eureka: new and | ‘ch oe aDAdie ine Ps | ‘sin aces Waksee Paces ot Coxwell chaise EERO Cates eld. Hiland 3293. ie) | WILSON HEATER—Good condition- rea- | est 5350. 5167 Easton. ha —_—~- | La lece, over. | VACLUM CLEANER—Eureka: cood con. | gomable. 32114 Arsenal, ic) | NEW Washincton Os sylvar | Trae. “ombination range.| reasonable. FOres: 7594. COMBINATION RANGE—Blue Sanico. 3 | _flet. aclede. t| 5218 Virginia. (oy | STITH—3 ovens; cost $225: Sa Se —- ce | [N STITE—3-1 i . | cos =~), S@il for $50; moving GAS R i ve stuffed: odaue eeeDERs a. rs ditreon: attachmentse: $13. Victor 4256M WILSON HEATER—Combination range. aa a | bedroom suites, Kitchen cabinet; cheap. ).SE EWING MICHIE —Sir trap® S i | . ae rasa OCW Oe pS M iesourt. fey A : y reed, re ew. sik coaee 4372. 4345 Com-) CoOMBIN ATION RANGE — Grav enamel: | “ays. at tk : 180s Chouteau (eR) and pianv. ayard. ACUUM CUFRANER—Good as new: less and bedroom. 3-piece. 44424 Holly. CoO! first fleor west: call ornin ; M9W, or —— | eae W. Revsir Co.. ‘a, 1158 Wat . | #ray: hig ve it Mond: ‘ lect rockers. ony odd h Oven: Lorai n: Monday. BITRE — : Quick Meal “ . ard make Lee. CUMfax j a ee, tehen cabinet, icef) -.,., aes a a a rive| LITING ROOM. SET—vY. furnish vour reoming house cheaper hy | Poy ne rict sews ike new: 341 Weilamar sample; will eecll cheap. Steiner Furni. | FURNITURE—2 > = yy and | = gh eg ang ® rea ‘mor GAS RANGE—Blue , LIVI NG ROGM SE oo Phe’ iol | UnN-i ken. 3733 Humphrey LAc’ ede . |\Call and —_ A. Seikirke Auction and fine condition. Call Vernon bOrest 5286 COM BIN ATION R ANG E—Sanico. — een | : N ait iy iE : ma; areiryy hy ya : " - ; side oven: lke new - SH0- ai lsa me ta! : — ~— . ; — . : , 3. : tl e. als iTi¢?rator S3U 47 10 Delor, seco na Tt LIV IN a Ri as iM ~ (TE—J Die ces, mohair: ICL EA NERS— Elec tric Vacuum. . eed. in : SE ‘ ING MACHINES — Singers, “ a | COMBINATION RANGES—$?70. walnut part: quick sale dea) red. +504 Delmar. 73° sideboard. $5° . Coanecticut. (¢) Lafayetie. | FUR } ——en fi *— tary ian am | TOD Dy asta aaa P yar eer vit}: hi anal — oa ae. : J ur. re. 2 . oS — —- _ wy hs '" . . ° > - . . on = ow r We ue POPrCE ALN silzehtiv TI=e) i . : + Pere ° ; ‘ | ; ’ . ae al ‘ . 971 Oliv a ($125: davenport table $25 7050 tang . - ee i | west. ‘heap 46349 Pope. 3 ; a ig , >. , Al} | FURNITU RE of S reoms: wil) sell aij or Yr om : LIVING-ROOM SUITE—Overstuffed: 0x1? Uo Sg 45 “1 ¢* _. ot, joule Saivese Cail | SEARCH WH ERE Brvadwag, repairing . pe : ‘ . : 4 ver StuLi es wea ~ 4 , oar | c axe. « : . a ; “ dining euite, $49. Su: hew Simmo: ~s bed %. FT RNT ‘TU RE— 5 col piete ro ma rr, 5% . very by hean Zuaranvie > a to be rugs and ta bie. 323164 lowa. tc} : Linde .. S370... se * ee sew ° ACH: ’ | Davide Farrington Exchange Store. 1431 WN PCR he xr crass ~~~ age i} ¥ACULM CLEANERS—America, brand- y OU MAY used - “smsers, $5 7 _ ; : “ . ——Combination range. URS. GRand 9180 S61 Gravois. | Totus Forest 6273 (o):} eaay terms Meehan. 3154 S. Grand. or mi | ! ; pa ; = 4 y ba gains a & = se *t - or" a * E ni ene me SEWING MACHINE—D : : versibie : ' 1tHA W vomi img st. g 1 sy — {Rk > rie - autit: ; kinds : au On " days ‘and an | . 7 “te y a ~¥> fore D e " 3 . ‘ : Lad Be ° . . 7 * % = . . . ial seety's Cngseig at >» — = ; — i a . S? reasona bie 5328 liaska Riverside j *.--; -—Carpets and ether house. | GAS R ANGE—Bi ks, Lorraine attachment Liv ING ROOM §& iS Cleveland | are ast 6D . b Market. : . ‘ - eFise st ~ A&R TIN . “ ~* pays 4 > ie: Delor. Biverside 4538 | $3: guaranteed 5 | AS, Binesbighwa Oo PrN | : URN - > a a + vs eres: hick chee. Pee ck Meal: om | omy LIVING-ROOM SUCITE—™M Maho lozany, black VACUUM, CLEANER—(Good order, ‘stand- ro ( $10. 24106 ‘Oif: ROOMING HOUSE FURNITURE—You can | Se WING MAC HINE—Roand ttress, > pnmpgamaas Quick ; OM OMBIN A Tir iN RA NG EAT) ename) LY h irs {N44 \ eT? Ti i¥ - 4 EV y R ~ : ee . * iTee - = Re ow . mente, new rei bargain; $39.50. 7" adh @ ame] Quick ¢ = | da’ y 2. mm. or Me + tee 25: ’ : ar S om i . . . Onen evenings. i Storage Ci soa Cheuteau,. (c33) (tain. 3815 Folsom. oF} GAS _ RANGES—Several small. size 4 Class condition | LIVYiNt ROUM SLITE — 3-piece: eo Open evenings and i621 5S. Brosdway. Open’ evenings, (c5) * 7 Vier O717A. ZOLA Hebert st. * . Bi hine te COMBINA 7 TON Ran GES e RUAGDIRe tons oie ee Te ENA\ IELED GAS RAN GES Liv ING Ai a neg iful mohair: used | . furniture, rugs and stoves Out ress, dressing peuples of blue Quick Meal, bine Char | housekeeping: cheap. 3928 Delmar. :7 i SAMPLES T | less than § months: otner furniture cheap. | as TA a ~4 a a ET VICTROLA. new. of the hi district. Libe bobbin Singer. $25: aut 4534 Evans. DEimar ter Oak and eray Bridge & Beach; will sell | FURNITCRE—2? eds. frigers | ers we LES— CHEAP | 6344 Clayton rd.. block west of Skinker. | $2. — Berces be 3 2 oe — 3 dre ” = oa menunt of 3O per vent. Take your old . rocker: reasonable. "Call Pane: 4: exincton. : eather oO" verv feasonable. Call Monday, | by RDROBE — Mahogany; combination ar NG “tree. S85 te $37, a: + ‘ s : ". Ys pte ji + Serpe diy 4, 7 Diane GH26 mate ay. oe ae inday = aa Olive. second floor. Gas sToY E— Prefect bak ey ase? Hebert. te) i honokease. 3664 we ne LAciede \ + ot Bg Fe | FCENTTURE—@420 Cates. PArkvicw{ tion: $9. 3144 Cologne, gues. conds- $198 2-Pe. Mohair Suite. $98.50 | Wet | lLONDAY Serhan cater, ners rented) $3 ver itis e " ‘ASHER | “ataract. Tronrite ironer. aaust | A resi oppertunity to get that piece | 38.) 390 3 2701. Third floor. ——s ~ een GAS STOVE—Gond- : ¥, , rf use] : $5. Gr ann i-Nive : ofr the very iatest rorue—gplalet ered ; seil. Vv Tet or Pweg re of furneture vou have beon eer er ee © -| FURNITURE—Base burner. v : ery cheap apartment. 683 O , : & | WASHE i aD. 36 live are J. Murphy. | in taure mohair. maus edee- epring filled | WASHER-—Eden- mnat Coan big Sarai | een ee ee eee 545 Sewin M chine 33 ai , g Ma oe 92264 Murdoc a tdoc k | GAS STOVE— | Fc RNITU egg 3 rooms complete. $75 = mtg * ee 201 . Kings igh- | loose cushions: reverse sides tn damask | 3174 Ohio. Onen eveni . rent rooms. LA08A Mace - Can j Aclede 1238 (c) |} Walnut carved frames alone ton and base. WASHTN : . : 3 = PURNTIT RE Livineg bee Sa As FTOvE —Suick "Wew kitehen cabi- | Easy terms. Basement bareain section ef | ‘months econ ine Pens mor used J is . - ae he mage ge after 32. eon L. afavetian ar uncer oa and chifforobe- cheap, FOreat | S@™ple and reconditioned furniture. Pre iar WiCHTS ae Spri kee'ees ‘ a ga : ve ‘e) HELLRUNG & GRIMM $18. 3932 McDomlld. Laclede 173. (ei ) : 2 65 | Standard Retary | FU RNITU RE.~—vY ‘Try po sonadl * je ring city. 8810 N. Broad - aving (GAS WATER HEATER—funiphrey Auto- . ; | ay. }* matic No. G. “4418 Olive, JBiferson 8200. 9th and Washington. WASHER —Conper , oscillator. FF mb | pale int o> aislen tunes | C8e NPN Act nce Sethtetidieindee ese ee

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OCTOBER 30, 1927. a 4 disease, 24 of cancer, 22 of tuber- DEATHS ARD THAN TAME graceli bing wi : . } i 32 aad | COMING EVENTS vr pe — a = $55 Valu s ; . culosis, 18 of apoplexy, nine of | HARTWIG—Entercd into test vn Friday, | | C | C OF KS : ‘OMI GE iiiiiaaand > walnut finish; 50-Ib. felt es FF I n e x Oo pneumonia and six of appendiciti Oct. 28, 1927. at 5:15 p. m. Kate * ¥ We wish to thank our relatives. friends | SPIRITUALIST CHURCH, Rt Sidney. oes eo ee opine any tebe Funeral Monday, Oct. 31. 1927. at ~ v. ||| regulations. Write the Charities Committee of ooo a our many ined $00. | CooT om enlesee. 34 Juniata. Essie Enlen. Business Cards ...8- ad on m. fro the P Os -hapel. 37 N Can vussers, Solicitors esteeeveee 3 Geam 4 well oom “a to hae Cae 4 ter) BLU E AN D MOT H, c. O. A ND Ss the St. L ouis Chamber of Com OMILIP “sy Sy SCT AND CI iL wi eee RiSTIAN G \ At @\ | D Tr 1411 Hamilton and a SPIRITUAL ASTIC services and demon- HAVE valuable isfermation fur Corm me i B. S.—Moths attack wooler -} Merce, 511 Locust gs REN Carpenters und Builders........ 2 HOW CHM: ANN—Entered into rest on Sat- | | - ewes Pee : os pak | fice Riedel! urday, Oct. 20, 1937, at 7:50 p. m., Ed-|/| terial, usually when it is packed| J. A. J.—Urville and Wilbur |i| We wish to thank our many Bs VCE etry ice, 7:30 col} LOST AND FOUND Carpet Cleaning ee eveneepee eee 4 : ward H H F | ms B orschmann of 6212 Lenox ave- ||| away from sunlight and alr. Thor- Wright, invent d relat >| MIZPAH ¢ ‘ “ee Ane its . i - ‘ ; ors of (and relatives for their kindness and sym nt 4 ore- Cemetery Lute -* eeee 3 ‘THE CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL’ nue, dearly beloved husband of Aucusta ough fumigation would destroy | were born in awit by wah arr || patby shown us in our late saq hour of ye be nl yo Ey i a ror Ea hg 8 ee es , 2: all we aa osecessece © WV: Horschm (nee NKalberkamp), beloved sv it ve > ~~ rU : Cleangin and Dyeing ° ausoleum and Crematory an (nee halberkamy n moths as well as tow bugs in up-| the R ereavement in the loss of my_ beloved hi. Nov. l- : . = ‘ : | - e Royal Geographi , i se rhea . held Wednesday nicht. 4 NY¥Usg kovwiog Wwhereabouis vf Nov. RE EXCHANGE NCE |i aie GOGRie «cccoseseesesces : of John and the late Alvina Horschmann l graphical Society of | Wife and vur dear muther and daughter come. Rev, L. B, Ruyce, 4200_! Mane hester, gyre stage | Seed 621-3 ott oe y *eeseee0enreesee © ' D W é iS I LINGTON ; : | CAbany OUT 6 CAhbhany 02 7v Cc Entraj 496 ; lst ‘ : : and our deur brother, brother-in-law and | | 10 ere urniture and protect} London made ubli . r = = te N ’ 07 " ; p Cc a report giv ina ristal Toettcher Cox. aud for their ‘au ight number, CAbany 00”°7. (cS) | unele, in his fifty-third year. the other furnishings. See classi- ing full credit for the invention to | | many beautiful floral offerings. We espe- TEMPLE OF “FORCE, 2118 tis G-ti4. Post-Dispatch, (ead ER IN SLIGHTLY USED FURNITURE 4 Bs : eit Ra igh aes ty Kiectric Wiring eer @ PP eeeeeeee Due notice of luneral iron) the George Vy fied telephone director under Ci ai ly thank the Rev, lor. Tae llock and —Sunday. § nm. m, Tuesd ay 2 D “ oe AIREDALE 10st. anewers name Puduy: ,L. Pieitsch chapel, 5966 Easton avei¥ue, | || “Fumigating.” 7 = Wright brothers against | 'Miss Dunean for their kind and consciing tures and messages. tga OS 4° 60K. | reward. SUG N. GUrand. JEiferson Bes 2. pining-Room Suite......$24.75 120 pe, 1 FE Gas Vive Cleaning ............ | Ee] eS will be given later. Deccased was a mem- | || : claims of others. Orville, the sur- | words; Rubert Morris Chapter, No. 9 health circle. Mrs. Peterson ees d SéE SU $ Ej 1 | ber of Cornerstone Lodge Neo. 323, A. F. T. A. M.—Beginners may send! Viving brother, has spent a large || | Kk. S., and the undertaker. George L. FOURT TH _ CHU RCH, Wednesday. . wgn0 D. ie |\BAR PiN—Lost: calicu: West bod. Dae “‘ ning-Room Suite. o & 4.0 8 29.50 Considered 4 oe Help. Men, Boys cee eee eee enaeeee Pining-Room Suite...... 37.50 Cash @ ft felp—Women, Girls .......... ‘and A. M.; Missouri Chapter Nu. 1, R. A./|! stories, poems, etc., to the Ozarx | Part of his time in laboratory -ex- | Pieitsen. for his kind and efficient sesvice . Nee ee cian tweak baraviee aicie, ed Living-Room Suite .. ep 3182277 é& 2 ca ....tBee treal Estate wee. ‘ Bas? ie. instruc on eevee evene The Park of Memories 'M., and Scottish Kite. | News and Feature Service, Dept.| periments, many of which have ||| PRESTON COX. Hus Mrs. E.| BARPIN—Lost old fashioned, yelluw -3¢ Livin _ &-Room Suite.............$44.75 Lace Curtain Cleaning +........ ber of M. M. B. A. Local No. 2. (ce) | |) ' | brothers had a glider which would to peace and rest. m. Mr, Edd Bothmann lectures. Message highway; reward. Riverside UZ8O, TOE TTCHE R AND INFANT Gehend 4045M,. en eee eevee eer Coes ed esecccecc eee $9.78 ce s Lost and Fouud ese**@eeveeevee? F. H. S.—Prof. Ignatz Moscicik}, stay in the air but would not sup- Sadly mourned by his THREE SONS. bearers, Mesdames — statesmen BILLFOLD—Lost: sual ; containing S00, ah Ge A, LC ttt: ell tie i gt Perpetual Charier-Perpeiua! Care of Carrie go nt sees. dear, brother of h ‘ d | Harry and Frank ughes an rs enry; || the Ozark region, is for ; er its own ower and could pb | . ; —_— Wee ae oe ccmting 'Huli (nce Hughes). ‘ ; | Midwest. It as also the Bl gn driven cases air. was ai IN M ORI pocetinns: pe ggg OO pea Robin ay. BEAGLE Hut xD Lost, young, putt . ° atae she i EM IAM aon Boyle ‘ . : a iverside2470 Funeral froin “C ullinane Bros. oar ae | ing Dept. for material ready for| either the sea or land plane you || | = sntD = TRITUALIST CHURCH Rubl- Tutb, and tan; temaie, reward. _ LAclede 7052. Riverside 2470. (c99) | Parlor, 1710 North Grand boulev In memory our dear father. l ® , ; tice of time later. Deceased was a meni- the press. ask about. In 1900 the Wright Herde, who 10 years ago departed this Ife cam Hall, 346) 5. Grand. Sunday. 3 P-| RiCyCLe—Lost; near Milents and Kings A Le nes ese ml ¢ ; ‘ . : . . @ . i i &. : On GRAVOIS ACAD Peers tered into rest Saturday, Oct./ || of Criticism, Room 216 Millis gan| been invaluable to the United |}|~ SON. chilaren. Stricker” Miss E. Wheeler and others. (c} | gold, reward, Ses fs 2. ee eo ae -eekeri & ey .50 ee ee jeal ee eeseseereeeeeeeeee® ; omens 2 i I . a Med UNDERTAKERS HUMAN spered yg rest un ‘Thursday. | the s ark, Pelnap. ( » sic : . : ; . ae : aA oormem ras . m., Ted C, Hughes, residence Bidg., Springfield, Mo, This seryv-| States air service. The first heav- 3 ND MR&. lg AS H. OWENS,/SPIRITUAL SCIENCE CHURCH — Hold! BAR PIN—Lost; white gold Maree vee Me erereeceoeees+--$7.50, $8.75 ang $16 00 @ ff Millinery . .* Oct. 27. 192 vy. m.. Edward J. President of Poland, was in-| port a man. In 1903 a four-cy = . coe eeseceevere cece 27. « ) : ‘ i -cylin- In loving memory of my “ts O father ae Metuen te > - =o & Bend bi, rear 18S17A N l n {| A North Grand boulevard, beloved “of | | | ice, designed to promote news or| ier-than-air plane which rose un- ||| Father and Mother Halloween flower demonstration Tuesday; tween Tower Grove Bank and Carpmter eee eeeenepe 8 eevecs $8. 00, $10. 0 an 9» . : ‘ ners eeeee Ne “ev eeeeevresee GE AGHT y Office: Human of vO” , & th Meramec avenue, i augurated June A, 1926. He was der engine anda two propellers haa | whe departed this life ane. 0 d $12.00 | Part R y 4R2° Clayton, Mo., dear son of Frank and Eliz ||| elected by the National Assembly | peen fitted to the best of the glid- Sadly missed by his loving ietannens eed at 8 p. m.: iaorning. —. op BLACK PUNS«-—-Lost: contalstne munuey { . - evening, 8 o’clock: Friday. 8 p. m.; regular| Library: reward. LAcilede GAs2. bom i MEMES. cccc de cee seecousecocs | Easton AV./ abeth Human, dear brother of *rank W. i] : Pore B. _ & ~— plete, kitchen, bedroom and + 16 ia , | L-I-N-D-E-L-L . A-T B-O-¥-L-E/ 4nd Adele Human, Mrs. F. W. Witte aud || ppt President Wojciechow- | erg and on Dec. 17 Orville Wright || HENRIETTA BLOCK. (c) | ROv"°R” Lawards, 4303 West Belle Ay ae four beve. Wednesday evening; re . = *. : ski, ur sy Aisepal: reward. acluding floorcovering........ See nes ‘| Phove FUre-t Gees 1 3608 (ch2) | Mrs. M. L. Neaf. and our dear brother i, who resigned following the | made a flight of 59 seconds in this In loving memory of our darling broth-/| at 2 2 py, m, Del: . vrother-in-law and uncle. i} military coup led by Marshal Pil- machine above the sands at Kitty er. William T. Egan, whe departed this| FENTH SPIRITUAL CHURCH — $33 O| BLUE LAUNDRY BAG-—Lost- containing o =x = =x : 3 - sme DEATHS bus and Mrs. Della Debus (nee Kastler). | || \! cae aie NEW THOUGHT CENTER. 5049 Delmar— lor car; reward. — aid cur dear mother-in-law one «rand: | | Q (|, In loving memory of our dear son and) “co vice: Tuesday. a o'clock, and Thurs- | BRACKELET—Lost; piatinum, monda, | Baker, Mary E. MeCord, Lieut. ? mother, at the age of 7U ¥e MEDICAL UESTIONS i i aman gl Pe gat rh ig yore’ a PP = a, Assm he ta sapphires: reward, Hiverside Opon, | Bass, Dr. 1. A. walem é. oggmains at Ziexenhein Bros. aug Bel ||| Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be com- ||| tighty-ninth Division. who made the. su- S112 Wasi SSPIRI ne cad Taurine BRACELET—Lost: gold. diamond. Sap- McKenrow. R “aay * yer, _ "9 de Eee , ; aa a , premeé crifice { on ‘ ‘| phive setting. on Choronee st. — ee eamund We lcrimethee, Wann, | du. at 12 o'clock noon. Service ‘same ||| sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. euse-Aamsane tates: tee alee ae Wednesdays. ~ p.m. Mrs. Schneider. | reward. Cali, Riverside S37 PW. Birkemeier, Clara. Meriwether, Wm. H. day. at 2:30 p. m.. at St. Paul's Church, | | MOTHER FA ha Sisreh AND SUNSHINE CENTER —Merts at 1900 St. | DVCELET—Lost; 1100 block ae Craney, Albert Hos. Miller, Sarah A. Giles avenue. and oe street, thence M. K.—Full particulars of, therapeutic department or recom- TIVES ath MAue FRIENDS ee floor, Thursday, 2 p. @ ton av, or Page cur. Call PArkview —ae eee Se . . - + ic) Prices and terms ve; i Stoves Furnaces Repairs. ....... to St. Paul's Churchyar Deceased «was | || ae ~iy sae een. ’ are a few of the mhny wonderty — | Pheatrical Scchinbustaes hea “ Moore, Vietor V. a member of St. Paul's Ct Church Ladies’ Aid ||; Nurses’ training are eiven at Bu- | mended. In memory of our dear foeband and te- HARMONY CENTER, 2295 Blendon pl.— | 5UO7W. a va yreks, Barbara. Mulholland, Willetta | Society of the German Orphans’ Home “2 reau of Municipal Nurses, 2d floor, A. P.—Time required for opera- ther, James J. Hayes, who dep paried this) Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Adler. BROWN PURSE—Lost: containing glasses 1926.1 FAITH CENTER—4045 Margareita ave-| and papers: keep money and mall purse ues we are offering: | a = Sareea . , . s: , a Foilet Artticles .....-eees Feili, Anton. Mae Good Samiritan Altenheim. (c | Municipal Courts Bldg., 14th and | tion on an ingrowing toe nail - padde aly one year aso. ip otha 1; “Wednesd tn 4044 Poril aithful and honest to the end of his days, nue; meetings Mondays and Wednesdays. / to 3144 Portis. Kitchen Cabinets $15 wo 82 82 020 a d h ls eset eeeeereeeeee . F ye be ~ 3 ¢ I ie a noe «sina n.c . Ooe Trade Schvo Fleishaman, Nash, Charles M. KOENIG—On Thursday, Oct. 27. 1927. it || Market Sts, probably would be 15 or 20 min- |! Upright and just in all his ways: @iSp. m.. Mrs. Lyons. BUNCH OF KEYS—Lost: finder notify VIOLET.—Nature provides ajiutes, Wearing a shoe afterward Pornottes to the world by some he May/1QNE STAR CENTER, 2733. Lafayette Box N-55, Post-Dispateh. (e) CLUB | 1 roma a ‘ eS se 4 Tackpointing ....+eeseeseeees | ee Mrs. Esther. Neal, Ernest. 6:15 p. m., Andrew B, Koenig of 3119 SOUPON | "Suites ed Living- -Room |i Undertaking «++. ccccosevcsss® || Flori, Aloysius. Neale, Ernest R. pti: street. beloved Husband of Helen | certain amount of oil for the hair! would be impossible for a week or e. av.—Meetings Sundays and Wednesdays. BUNCH OF KEYS—Lost. on rite, witt (| but this may become excessive./10 days because of necessary |}| Pug deur to ous hearts he always will be.) 8. y+ Ae” a Sine nomp-| leather cover: reward, 4781 Cupvles ot. Your — may - re —— dressing on wound. | rin crores ighter, Gladve L. Kull. rownat Chicazo. F Friday and Saturday, Nov, | FUrest 9075. Thi pelle ~ eh every four or five days and pret- ; r —. Nitr: sh | 3 _ wer ag ine = h. R13 Mra Kanoute. CANARY BIRD—Lost; | 5 79 ow; nelgh- erably with hot water and pure (saltpetre) is a diaphoretic, di- ||| Our lips cannot ‘tell Bos on “miss her, est 1965. (e} castile soap. tie ss iwrerz an SOMove- || Our hearts cannot tell what to say: aid uretic and refrigerant and we i {vite aoe he PERSONAL CHAIR—Luoet: invalid aaky im Veewt : ¢) > DEAT ad . - 5 sex *y , God alone knows how we miss her DAILY READER. As some sur times used as a Sex 1a] calmative In our home that is lonesome today. ES eth AS End: reward. CAban | gical measure is often necessary | and when taken in large doses 1s {| | Sadly missed by ADOPTION HilDs SKintc-1 oat for permanent relief of such a/an irritant to the intestinal and || MOTHER. FATHER AND BROTHERS and sp LA reward, WAtneh 2130. it. ; Reominates ereeeteeeeet teaser ; Tr b 3 ursday | n © siso. BOOM “ ” PURNISHRG > 3 Rooms—er Colored ........2% . 4 Le ‘ | = i Se evenings, make your own | 3 ' SCH BD OE SEN ISHIN ‘ r se erecececceseces Kinds | 2228-30 FRANKLIN wlihscs . | HI a, NE ee “eveneeeneeeeePeeveeeee es aetna situations eet@eeeer @eeeeeeeeaeee houteau |||! || ‘READ THIS AD! | : Specins Notions «2. .0..cccccs | | - , M vin , ExpresS.....+. (e83) | /)) | Tornado sufferer will fing our Storage oving wee Mee Aaa tt is i bevdceuse : ‘a ; i] pe . (pee lvreher}, dear father of Juli ) neeecaaae te ee ee Ford, Peter V. O’Brien, John J, (nee Koenig). and Arthur ‘I. Koe- . 4 5 Mera || Gillaspie, Margaret Perkins, nig, dear father-in-law, grandfather. broth- ‘ shed | Fbaters yee > ; >: | = ‘| Hagner, Johannah William A. er, brother-in-law and uncle, in his sixty- 1] Walker- A siliteon H. Fr Cc i Hartwig, Kate. Sechiecht, Gustave try year. from Wacker-Helderle chapel 1 | r £ 0. Hohmeier, Fred Stix, Dinah. 3634 Gravois avenue. Tuesday. Nov, 1. at i. 1800 Olive. CEn. 7460. . : ° ° 3 to S$ t B 1 Park. D ij Horschmann, Edw. H. Stone, William A. SS eee poeesen | (c60) M Li ’ : was @ member of Cornerstone Lodge No. ; 169.75 i | arriage censes Hughes, Ted C. sats a tan S73. A. a ond A, Mi: St. Louis Chapter i ‘dw: Tavlor-Hadliey, Mar 0. 8 Roya rc asons: St. Aldemar f_httrl aa i a ee E. ” | Com: nandery No. 18, K, T.: Moolah Tem-/||| bone as you mention, we recom-j| urinary tracs and may in tov } all who loved her. re pine BB oes apesks COAT—-Lost: lady's; black satin: w e Co. 4 | s M I S S al * Kastl ' “a | JEff. 7890. | | . O U R 1 es | S ecer ie sustler, Louisa. Theobald, Peter ple, A. A. O. N. M. §.:_ Royal Arcanuni, mend that you send stamped en-j| large doses produce bleeding 1n | In memory of Amelia York. whe de-| ferman »nd Enelieh. orphan. frotestaut | and black lining: A ‘Coliseum, Fric y Eves.(cS) | | Koepig, Andrew B. Trumpfeller ae ae Cooma Che by. and Tribe of | |) velope repeating question and we/ these parts. Is seldom used. Does | parted inte ~* Nov. 1. 1926: Rox W-153. Post-Disnatch. ning: reward, 6231 Wells, FUres§ 802 ers | Koibe, Anna M, ? ‘ wx ’ a | will direct you to someone for the; not tend to change color of urine || | 4,40 not forget you, | : BIG _ - i DACHSHUND PUP—Lesi; 8 mon - 3 OF | FURNITURE os ye Edward. Burial Permits Lampe, William. Uitley, Frederick g, | SOLBE—Entered into rest on Thursday, ||| service. except in this way. H ie. *-- ot enn often, AUTOMOBILE AND reward for return to Van Morn’g Farm. hditioned AUCTION : TT URE TUESDAY ©) & i. N27. ‘ :40 ij ~ , . Lee, Mary M. Watsen, Fannie H. Kolbe. (ake eek ot Pie ees tek | EF. H. W.—The successful treat- MKS. J. M. L.—You should be | Ans will to the eo ag ee MOTOR BUS TRAVEL WEbster 948. FROM 10 A. M. S AT TO 4 P. M. Lekomitros. Nellie Wegand, Julia. beloved wife of Robert Kolbe, dear mother ||| ment of rupture is by a surgical | benefited by the following for the | | Gone and forgotten ine DIAMOND BROOCH—Lost; Sunday, Tower 0 NE S|. | MISSOURI AUCTION Fy Clarence Gulat Barnhardt, Mu. Fe toon Monday, Oct. 31, at 8:30 a. dear son of Wm. Lampe of Venice. TD)... i] formed. water and pure castile soap, and | Longing, dear — for you. ! C2 TT mnt FER SE CNG wise v6 Ue's dns 2sUlA Franklin | Baker, vear niece of Mrs. Abernathy, . - H 7 era’ danamecamene sal a ‘ #e ° +) . , ; . "or ris , i he su s r : é i ® = _—— : . , = een N. 20th | 2. puss. beloved husband of Kate Solan | LEE — Entered inte 200 om. Severday, Oct. || tergee Stand. “The safest thing 1s thin has caused neuritis. You We miss her when we need a friend, B Eg mye = yo ag a43 California. Furn. Houses i Aug. , ’ and Flats For Sale . mury Callah: Ls - v5e, | Bass und dear father of Art! 29, 1927. Mary M. Lee, beloved mother! |} to have it removed strgically anw “Metal; cheap. FL TRNISHED 1 FLAT—6 ro "5 . 3 a. eT sewark, N. J. » re oft oe Lester E of Chicago. Charlies S. of ||) the ieetation is a trivial one. 1f| Should be benefited by taking | She o tty = ge “ hed ALL wan USS Oe : flat eBt rooms, can rent : Robert Lee Berry ¥ Marnice pi Funeral from the pariors of the Harri- | Boston, Mrs. Minnie Aljjer of Columbia, | || : , : “3 voferrin s a tonic in table- ||; 5e cheered us in sickness and soothe ‘AN TOR STAGES —- 3 sat, western part city. JEiferson. 6751, he ake Renter BXseee | a th arri- | Dostoi you wish to send stamped-envel- | 0¥* a | our pain; AMERICA? MOTOR STAGES. . amine Winger. | FORNISH \, ar. : Sophia Biank white, black and tan ana” 2 $330. GAriield a E Srqpe Rushe S00U AMinuesuta | urch. luternent: - Tne ME cally | Arthur. Lee, ate: ss nllin’ Semis Fe: reuson. | X. Y Z.—From your description | This will tend to vuild up strength ||| Who loved her. —_—— Kansas City, Denver, IG-—Laost, biack Cand white ° wringer: | Leonard B. Walker 4228A Fo.s0m member of Maryguetie Council, tuU.!|Mo.. Tue sday. Nov. 1, at 2 p. m. (c}) |); you are apparently afflicted with | and incidentally benefit pain froin | In loving memory of my dear daughter. ] OS An geles reward, 3834 P S. Broadway, Ruth Tully it McKee! kK, of C. i ' itis ¢ ‘ [Vs Mary Greve (nee Paulet). who died six : . a exe . and Young Men's Sodality of St.| LEKOMITROS—Entered into rest on Thurs- ||| rbeumatism and should be bene- | neuritis. Local and systematee ~ ded . ° S a ; . DOG—Lost; bound; red inaie, (cc? years ago November Ist: INTER ME a POINTS. reward $5. TY ler 103. mare N. Sth, HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED ® dchnie King 1119 Montgomery | Francis Xavier's Church and Third Order day, Oct. 27. 1927. at 9:45 p. m., Nellie| || fited by taking guiatonic in one! application of heat, electricity, | As through life we journey. : Af 50 for 3 ANDIRON 2— Furniture, carpets, coutevts & Ella Mae © Donne!) lllv St. Louis |! a a theory | Stock | Lekomitros, (nee Mitchell). beloved | Or two teaspoonful doses in water) ete., will more readily cure neuw- | In our sorrow we shall wait. H 8ST. ral 4758. DOG—Lost: poluter, white, brown (eO0} | Reeds Gadiy test eel low: mee erwin Gittelman 4603 MeMillan | MOS og igsd, to reat on W Sineeday. | wife a2 John Lekomitros. dear mother of ||| three times daily after meals. Bel-| ritis, Barnes Hospital is espe- | For we know we shall meet our loved one. Sr. 1616 MARKET ST. (1) brown ‘saddie ou back; reward. Jif fer: te 0a CUlfax Slvl. CUliaa ‘S252. ‘call ony otal a, setco Hirsch o591L Bartmer | mund W. Beims, beloved husband cf Ida {and Anna Lekomitros, our dear sister. sis-|,| Cher baths and _treatment injcially well equipped for such treat- | feet tot hor ae eis and VELLOWAY, INC. DOG-——Lost: black pomeranian, sinee Oc Open eve- (8) Harry Schnellbecker 4319 N. lath. | us inee Anlieuser). and tather of Mrs | ter-in-law and aunt. | Barnes Hspital in the hydro-/! ment. || sister-in-law. . Fully bonded and insured, =e ; po pow: ; * ———enee E Dorothy Gurol 2308 Salisbury | Waldo W. Moore and Edmund Beims. and Funeral from Leidner chapel. 2223 St. | i! st Anniversary requiem hizh mass will be | Bast $ a°m., 10 a m. “a . Re Pe tne I). soning a c é € eme- | , is , 4 Sa ay. Ocl. 29, vet. @ ammone Ss 4s 6 N. Poe . ‘ >. af De. , Fai. : Settee a5 | and dear mother of Mrs. Etia Aaron, Mrs. . | Harry S. Weil. beloved husband of Eleanor | {WO years ago. Oct. 27, 1925: $44.50: om 50: Indianapolis, toe bod Loa te a ek 7 ry ae VGA. bers. DEimar 2378W $5527 Ev : ‘e! ‘ell ; tery. Services by Elks Lode j , ; 99; Pr P sabieee Be : —_—— Se vons 4 Sam Feidman ‘ ,aat | ice, . ‘ UGEC. ‘eectz serv- | Anna Newfeld William Jacob, Max and Ind.. Ralph Moore Rhoads, belov ed hus- : oh . renereche ; le &:30 —-—*.___— ; - ee : ; . ikomde pet a : ; N irs. In the graveyard softly siceping cave 30 @ 2 “ fc) | or . TaN FEU Rt Wid —Any amount and best @ Auna Bernsten Sagar et wee \ | Federal. Thor sh ce. ‘DEimar 1” fe Hatry Maul Grattan | . ngeton (Mo.) papers please copy. , Funeral! from residence, 1407 Blackstone | loved son. of William i. Riroads, dear | |. Well@and broth Cs Arthur, ime : one we lived so dearly — ARFIFLD 623 left eye; name Lindy. Call LAcledg 26y0: @: easy terms. | ST ULRTTS Wtd——For mses coupe; | Mrs. Velma Ford Belleville | Stns soos ~Suddenly, on Friday, | avenue. Sunday, Oct. 30. at 2 p.m. (c7) ooee of phy ao. ae a —— | Jack ge 1 pate Welland" Mrs. and hie silent. lonely svave. ISTH & WASHINGTON, CENTRAL 0726. | reward. N, Grand. coud | Cord Sivrave-M. — aa Easiot; @ Frank Cannon Pocahontas, Hl | he S cee Tet, © Clare me: | MeCORD—Suddenly at we euenenia. Fla. on | » ree r eg jear F rother 41 nas va oie: | enete | . so calmly, did he leave us. MARQUETTE HUTEL. GARFIELD er DUG—Disappeared Tuesday, Ovg 18. from ! méeier (nee Liane man), dear wiie of Jus-| Friday. Oct. 28. 1927, Lieut. William gee : a “3 92 ie ‘) cicaner, (cdo FU RNITURE Wid. — nds: best Letha Ledbetter Greenville, Lil : } ——— ~ et K . a . 44 t €) ih Bin ‘ke > TT i lt a dear mothe: ‘ ‘ * gq 7 > ; a hnepnew and unce, PAB. C.'8: oo aid. Reiner. Ltndelt rt 4. toldy ' Albert Hi. Frank if Wathace ! Irvin Birkemeier. our dear send eer, rand J, mrtord. U. ei 127 oe Due notice of funeral later from Zieg- To that far-off distan, place. I é bull: reward if returned “+ “i $1.50 per FU RNITURE Wed. — Housenold guvds of . = Elizabeth Riess + Ca.ifornia and niece, in her twenty-fourth Vear. father of Constance McCord. son of Anna enhein Bros.’ chapel, 2623 Cherokee sircet — a Friday, Oct. 28. 19°27, at Sadly _niissed hy PUIR?P IE SW IN Pan. S21 N, Grand gig gince: best prizes. Hazzard. Fur. ot Jas. W. HKichardson....Uraendenburg, Ky. | Funeral from residence on Vale avenue | McCord and the late James H. McCord | '? Lakewood Park. ce) 12 m.. Julia Wigand. belovea | PARENTS, SISTE ks AND BROTHER and DOG le oT - i) |lors, 3846 Lindell boulevard. Due notice aun), and dear father 8. n Rebate C ERY LO tralia. UL: Olney, Hl.; Nashville. Wl. Rng re i einvois. (cfr FURNITURE WANTED ce 3 William F. Davis .. 1493 ae! er | CRANEY—Albert Hosmer Crane of time will be Moyle. and ovr brother. father-in-law. un- . ) aney Jr., sud- given. : : eae tah vant ay ‘ sf | Daily Parlor Car Safety Sercice, cle and grandfather. in his sixty-fourth Funeral Monday. Oct. 31. at 8:30 a. m., GEMETERY LOTS—Two. Lakewood Park: | NEw UNION MARKET BLDG.. 6TH AND “i GON. 7 # ORGA ) feral bargains; | Starting new store- need goods badiv; . | Nellie I. Grose 9079 Revs denly. in New York City. Oct. 28. 19% McKENROW—-Entered into rest on Fri ms 0 . et , “ war 1- | year. from residence. 1410 Laurel avenue, to St. duced: only | highcst cash price paid. CEniral sGvs ~: Joseph Greber . St. Funeral from Christ Church Cathedral. day, Oct. 28. 1927. at 9:30 o'clock p. Panera! from the Peetz funeral home Barbara's Church. Interment in Calvary | sacrifice. ee 2025W. (cO9) N. CENTRAL 7754, (e®) Barr: ‘valuable keepsake: reward. od s89W Gtampe ag ated FURNITUR] whi ; : Suphie Anna sities ‘as y | 10 bn a Monday morning. Interment m.. Robert 7 ae beloved husband Lafayette avenue at L: «gma boulevard. | Cemetery. CeMELGERY LOT—I12-crave lot. in Oak , wor “ick /RNITURE—And office 3 oe of ae | oe 6 ke 0 4 bo * a a 111. . _ | Of Catherine McKenrow (nee Bruder). son | Monday. Oct. 31. at 8:30 m.. to Holy Bios ’ n Fri Oct. | _Grove. Colfax O756M. fe? (co) kinds wanted: need g£00ds badly: hest = Mrs. * Mollie” Gilmere . Jefferson chy. Mo. New York papers please copy {c) | of the late Bridget McKenrow,. dear broth- | Family ‘Church. Interment SS. Peter hy wo re F so. — oF nanne’ Wirth CEMETERY LOTS—Lake Charles Burial “ a ea ag Diices paid. CEutral 9480. CEniral. pa . 5 Gilbert Hines Carre’. Mg ag ipascred ete on Friday. ring Higa 2 weer ayo, ho pa and Paul's Cemetery. C7 (nee Burst}. relict. of a late Bernhardt | “Park. 4127 Laclede, JEfiersom_$o37" oil x = 7 Soi FURNITUNI ; ty Eva Phife reks (widowed Izdepska). x 419) Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly's par-{ STEX;—Entered into rest Friday. Oct. 28, | 1: dear mother of Sophia. sate. CEMBTERY LOT—Lake Charles. must es white: ‘rewar ale Poo! Elec for all Spt yd gto ede” curate @ Allen v. Anderson vaclede Hotel | Sarsfield place. beloved wife of Juhn | lors. 3846 Lindell boulevard. on Monday Stix (nee » Proeg ole ua tke 5 wap | the fate William Wirth gp Ba and | #¢l,_make offer. JEfferson_0980.__ Foo ; a hite 7 7 . ausas City, Mo.) Dyreks, dear mothe i morning. Oet. 37. at 8:30 o'clock, to New hes ar lage yg ~ ro 2 ’ : CEMETERY LOTs—Section 10, Memoria! - te alt dition ets ue Utatnonl ME Raton a, benmert..- 9035, A, Brondnas | foyr Darehe, ‘Bram Bureau Rin | Cacbeat Chor. termeat in Cava | Bux ror bey of fa, Grows Mi | RG one tat oan a. | Pore liane aime Detroit. $7 Denver, $17.50; Loe aneoan.| 3h Sig's ry Mins Avction Cn. 3501 lucas av. (cl4) @& Anola L. Rendleman ... 25 8. 1th. | Budo and our dear mather-in- aw. grand- y yeomncag F Deceased was T ipenee of Friedman, Mrs. Joseph Wasserman, Mrs..| ™.. from, prea nce, Ral soa oe a CE. Peat? Y cas eat Srave, BaP See: ayer p ~~ ai ow Springfield. Pf a. m.. | ¥UR—Lost nw ie brown GLASSWARE Wtd.— China srdsantiue ams ...2803 Lucas | ™% ee ee ee ee a Milton I. D. Einstein and Ernest W. Stix.| to St. Agatha’s Church. = Interment in| St. Paul's Churchyar yrolean. | ‘3’ a). Union. Jefferson Cite, 7:30 a. m. | Colfax 2107 abe wacom DEImar 237 SW. 4327 Evai. { Bates Thro N. Ewing 33° eho a gg Snags mal hc bene wpe ee dey Oct aa ee Hot rest on ant. Funeral from the residence. 4642 Lindell ed ee oe ae SI gore, oO eewaged 1°-CiKRAVE rie Oak Grove Cemetery. | o mn. U J ~s FU R-—Lost: aray) on a: % tre ©. Youn . S. Montreee {| 1827 Horan street. tu St. og 7 Pe 2 sa am H. "Meriwether. oar od onl ang of es a 7 Ee dag Tb Laaios ‘Sodality. : ' ge, {c7) Coll COlfax S178 ioe ae new parlor coaches. Magnolia av. by ee ROUSEHOLD oy wine | AND PIANOS—Alt a Mak v. ‘Collins. $010 Clark | Kosika Church thence to Calvary Ceme- | Adeline Meriwether (nee Harmon). dear ew york. Philadelphia and warp - CEMETE RY LoT—Memoral Park. MIDWEST TRANSIT CO.. INC. turn. 303 tor storing de aes a Coe ros! $175 Burgen | EY ‘e7\ | father of Helen. our dear brother. — penere: Peanee eupy graves. Section 6, $175. 4399 Gibson. 1801 W ASHING fON. GARFIELD oor GARNE for moving Of slorage. Frank CC, sake? Clarence W. Proske at io DUMPS! FELL i—En tered into rest Oct. 28. 19°7. Funera! from Leidner chanel]. 2°23 &t. STONE—On Friday. Oct. @S,. 1927, Wil- | CALVARY—Quarter: section In. 20 202. $75. Trevelaw, Oct. oF: oo 4 CARD OF THANKS Box R-11, Post-Dispatch. ington, [Elmar 3860W. Moving and Storage Co.. ante Prenki* E Helen M. Lange ....4553 Morganford rd. 6:55 p. m., Anton Feili, beloved husband | Louis avenue. Sunday. Oct. {0 at 3:15 8 am A. Stone, father of ore of Al y : : ‘ le J Stone, dear ather of Loren anc rea | = ro Sr Ben Re ye gg . OAK GROVE CEMETERY—tLocated near : GLASSES— Lest: . or ee New entrance. Box N-114. Post-Dispatch. CLUB MEMBERSHIPS . in sane of Dr. Win JEfferron 3544, JEfferson 2727. (5) Ee Conner Bruce B34 Morgan | of Laura our dear uneie. m.. to Valhalla Cemetery. | ga & omy ANY _ ail articles of home gn | = Floy Mcqueen $322 Morgan t Puneral Monday. 50k. $1. at ” 30 9. @.. | MILLER—On Saturday. Ort, 29. 1997. at | gs ole gn S| an Sr. oa - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stephens and fam. " or Office equipment bought at i George Buechlein 1825 6Lafayett . 8 Sevrthy Pilg 1:40 pn. m.. Sarah A Miller (nec Jones) pe ae he ~ : ily wish to thank their many friends and | —— ; ‘ : "LUB EMBERSHIP - time: 500) SOD t $ - . A. Mil é f W. A. Stock r O6 fe ane cgay tae oral | CEMETERY LOTS—1 or 2. Oak Grove; | Cl. MEMBe Rs Py FO eg a appraised price. CEntrai ae 7? ; Viela Jueiis 18°25 Lafayetie oe Interment ba Peter and Paul’ . Cem> lof “S66 Son! h Fic “h enth strect, beloved | and 2 sec ia is ock func ral home, Gra ‘eid neighbors fou so * gg ay pan > — | sine toe te reascnable. a O14%. acres: 50 miles north. GCArfield 0458.1c) | HANDBAG——Lost: brown pela "Wak: Melee Aenlen eacne ei REC . FERISHMAN—Entered into rest 11-00 ease ieee miiah Miller. dear sister of | STRAUB—Entered into’ test Friday Ge ioe he) | EAL See 2001 Texan _GRand_ 6275. ikirk’s Auction. GArfield BIRTHS ee ORDED. re Saturday Ot. 20. {Mrs itirison 88 | s 19 ash John Fred Straub, dear father ae i hae grave: will sell halt. GRand G079J.(99) SEALED PROPOSALS HANDBAG —Taost; ; keep money, SEF S E or eishmen hee inger ) eloved wife of | * Paetnene f Wace P | 2 enry Struub. Mrs. Carolina Listrom We wish to extend our beartfelt thanks CEMETERY LOT— Beautiful 6 graves; ~ — aterman., “Call Clintons Bagn paid for household rat » Bets whey ra. Sieh Benton. ete Ee —— TF oy of pare | SAS Geowaie neem Meena Sm ae and ndtache es Weekes A ag teed a jo all who su kndly assisted Te Age the} _make _offer. PArkview 1617R Cle asian ie pF A - DORN S| ost: mounted : 6. vertowski. 2 sons rs. Mery Fein. Mrs. Gertrude | 4: : ; grandfather, 6 r inonths and | rds ‘pathy and beautiful tloral| 7 ——— ame | WARDROBE — wiih na : c . 8 p. m, to Lakewood Park Cemetery: andfather, aged O6 years. no Gi words of sympathy a au CEMETERY — 1 LOTS—?; Sunset Burial Jefferson City. Mo. ccnenter, cig oF ‘fastor av.: — en ; re * 3 ze . Dutrin e. 5001 Greer, Selbert, Edna. Sidney He 7) vee tended © ae om I about 10 or a 4) Phe res) i iu 5 ey rm ns Ruth i2 ys. offerings extended at the death of our be | Park; lote 123. 124.° Section LA- chitin euummmar nhdaded te: tn tee e Oe een 2 t 30.000) VOUNDS of oid feathers: oe t Feather CEa ae: Boe _ Schaffner. 2424 s. 10ih. Genevieve and beby Melyin Fleis! » he. MCORE- En ne into rest on Friday, Oct | : et. 3 ” ’ oad : = Wepler. 3357 1 Labadie. loved dauchter of Harris Singer yore hei ur iv 12:30 v. m.. he ictor v Bix Funeral M wage © cede 7 5021 ‘ia are. “a SND Mais. HARRY A. BECKER} cede 9574. - {c) Highway Commission of . HOUND—toat: white, lerge oe a6 S219 ones | Montana skid ddmmbeote aeee Mane. tara, Searle he aed a Moore. beloved pgsbend of | Georsie Ro. | Hue. to St. Peter's Cemetery. i AND SON. es | CScoctel buck? were’ venesetie” Mania ioe alvaaten the site. Of the proposed Se —s + | zk ° ; j M: Mazcr. Mrs. Nessie Rubin and Mrs wy F . oF ’ ; bd oe. 4426 Page. DEImar 0865. | TAYLOR-HADLEY —On Thursday. Oc Rey Cherokee «t. way huilding.” will be received ty BR. C. tatlioved Al ot cor; mend WANTED—Modern furnishings. 3-room ~ . Apartment fof cash. S, Johnson, 15 5. | 4233 Gibson. *| Lillian Keesler. ert Moore and Arnes Glaub. and our dear Ww Jesire to thank the Vv. Father . j Hic kman, Webster Groves. Fun: rol fund °F. Oct 20. at 9 Dp. m™.. biother-in-law é | m i at 2 7 . me Mary E. H: adley- ap fa fmekee mae Rev. Father ty Kee fe. als CEM ETERY LOT—Memoria!l Park; O71. State Highway Commission re fe AAe2aW. i. automatic: | Taylor, pe 10U7 Mar- : “ « ‘ idence. | . . te Funeral on » Ze. R-40)| (nee j Texas avenue. wife of , a te 25 B45 | ( sion . Biers. University City. from residence. 3134 Sheridan avenue. {ec} ls m. from » Ben-iek-Niehaus gy Bw the Sop _ ayler. dear muther of Mra | GUr, many) relatives and friends. for their section 25; sacrifice; leaving city. 1545 Ange: BO ne 1 Mg te tl in the Cap- aventte bal SEWING MACHINES Ponty. (c) | SINGER dropheads, { $10. $15 and $20. 2. Seleer. Belleville. FLOKRI—Entered into res “ ‘ Iness, sympathy and floral offerings in Bae. o ton Friday, Oct, eriors, 1124 North Sixt! t Mary Cook and B. L. Hadley. dear motn- kindness, sympa an Academy Av. 1 cit 4 wiil the be and H. Silver. 765 Westeate. %8 99°F 2 o bee aeee Dow ee, : rin sixth street. to St. | J. OX al ] f e ther and hreband., iol aft Jefferson y an j re . ” t 8:20 a. m.. Aloysius Flori Michie! Church. ‘ary | et-in-law and grandmother eed 6. year the joss of our dear ta the pened an ead iate fte i M. Geldbach, 4628 Pase. of 3002A Eads avenue. beloved husband Comtery woe re a fe} & Fune ral fae Hoftme ister ies Ba Kina | Douglas K. Chamblin: the Police Depart- Rot beer ant dete ‘ —_— wi ied me. like pew, | 2059 Chouteau, GRana iil cd0) MITA Wise -PLA RIC New, S45: dre TB ee fie Indition, $12: and wu Open Sunday. 14 N, Gre OO £ eso Bell. . P c 4 3 2 . ee ’ i ‘ ”» 0 the Rs akin ad a ae Ce MMT | A CLahion ies, Flor) Afoolg Je Otee | wily Mt. HARA ited tars | sore” Manibee St Viet Feaile Wot of | "AGRES CHAMBLINVAND CHULORRN. || pmyerpy—cart RCH every WedcSlay 2 C . Kei, o , ‘me! lieita Mae Mulholland, oved Gaugnter, pois pt ° a ‘ aud L. Frauenthal, 3208 Gustine. Pan Flor i “i y f Joseph and 'of Joseph M. and Pearl Cohen (nee Red- | P¥'hian Sisters. ath We wish to extend our sincere thanks | 2. Mrs. Lowe, 6451_Welle. 3 Luse Kus Co Sil Wret Big ‘pend fat! ie of get ne en | en). of Chicago, TU. | THEOBALD—Asleep in Jesus, Friday, et. to our relatives and friends for the sym-| SPIRITUALISTIC meetings, Tuesday, 2 ». Bp ae a one-stor mi mood 64613, paren atoer and umie, a ie age of To Funeral will take place from the Mul- a 1927, at 4:30 a. m.. Peter Theo- Peat as extended in our recent ‘sad bereave-| m.. 8 p. m 6822 Pennsylvania. brick and fra ; } ’ voass. al Monday. Oct, 31 a 30 [len chapel, 5165 Delmar boulevard, on | bald. dear husbund of Augusta S$. Theo-| ment in the death of our dear father.| GIURCH of Redemption: dark seatice, | UTick residence, situated in 20 Aubert. gc 2; — of Br oi, at ¢ #.+ Sunday, Oct. ” 30. at 2:30 p. m. Inter-| bald «nee Mueller). dear father of Gevrze | John J. Bissig. aleo for the many beau-| M. mday, 8: Thursday. &. 3117 Ch ker, ers and ; 2H A Palm. m. rom leven mg ros. once. 28°23 | ment in St. Peter's Ceme tery. | W.. Irwin E., Irma 8. Theobald and our | tifyl floral pieees. Dr. Simon for the con- | THEOMONISTIC wei er nee” ee one tts temabelaan doz0. Pleaea a Church, 1701 Longfellow boulev ae) Tee Saree dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother: | soling sermon and Julius H, Sehmiit, un-| “pride, « p. M. Yasee oa is 2 rx - 67 and 8. of said imvote ia adh ae TE: ny tem agen “*) | NASH—On Saturday. Oct, 29. 1927. at. m-law, cousin and uncle. in his sixty-fifty | dertaker. a BEREAVED FAMILY. tcl | SprnITCAL tT eam ‘synday ae i ene ee | 3d fo s . Wilkinson, 2122 Mu FORD—Sudden!y 4 a oF u | weer ‘4 S. Se , cette tine ‘ : vy ce p. m.. Charles M. Nash. beloved | 72°: 5? : i} ag materials, fixtu and « t- * on range, . i , ie | vs . and E. Schellhardt, 151s Lafayette. Ww } .- ‘~s & ‘ ‘ at 10 2) clo K hushbana of Mand Nash (nee Carroll), dear | F u! eral from residence of his son vu We desire to thank ox eur relatives. frien.le | Gay, 3 and 8. 1506 En em. nt ha ie A ppu net; cheap. : » NE —Sin narer drat head } p : 3 . beloved son of Pat- : Wilmington avenue. on Sunday. Oct. 30), | |; REV. DUNMIER, Leer Sny ae ances in these hous ere become F S4iR. 3h30. Ter i BURIAL PERMITS May | {ather of. Nellie. Dorothy. Charlies Jr. and | : C ' ‘and neighbors. for their kind expressions | ” property of the successful bidder and they . re) rick and Agnes Ford (nee McDonouch: Carroll Nash and Mrs. Margery Burch. | ®! 1:30 p. m., to Concordia Cemetery. - | of sympathy and beautiful floral offer- dium: Sunday. Dp. m. 1322 Souter :|must be removed in their entirety from anew ING NACHT 7 “revalred ans 4 Hol O09 th Market. dear brother of John and Agnes Ford. dear son of Mrs. Mary Cunninzham dear | CC@as¢d Was a member of Brewers’ and extended at the death of our beloved] | OUR LADY OF- GOOD CHEER— ies the site as they N 4 Fie ruaraniced Call D i. : Bates a2 sist 224 Not , ee Oa — Berne. Delia Mc: | brother of William, Edward and Frank | Malteters’ Union, Local No. 6. 7 om ny Espec faliy beautiful were the! Sunday, Wednesday, & Thursday 2:30. ' | Ea ING Revel CH 1138 - bone - = 70. : Noon Vera. . Se Pardie "Ee het nee Pag a TRUMPFELL ~— _— zed ol a zee -? eH lelderle Undertak- “+ aera gee ereel spyeet:_me & hs ¥ ~ % Ss: . ii Mi . : * . ° - - . c 7 t ee ric; sews like pew: ” . Sitar aibeh. wi Mantas morate wey Maxie. our dear setae eae cn PP wer wf Ronen Tha ™ of "8335: te ing Co AM TIN Weds sr alg ‘i gai et mong, ES 4124 Beaton 4 aa . , CK onda ge, Uc unerai irom the tamiilv residence 42 - , M.: JOSEPH AND A MELIA AGOSTINL . jhe —_— . . x. . . : ; | dear father of Patrick G. Trumpfeller. rs. e Broadway, ist floor. Mra. Reddick. —Drophead singer 3 a= * 16, 31, at ‘30 o'clock. to Imm aculate ey avenue, on Ture eday. Nor. 1}. Lillie Mever and Mrs. “Mamie Jdacom inner SEWING WACHINE—. a stion Church. Interm Cal > no's GC at We wish to express our sincere thanks A ‘4 AN — T Aeetion and fine conditi: real bar = ; $20" 3 ‘12th. orp — he nterment in Calvary ‘ BO a. m... 6 Bt. 14 e , . = c83 : oh ae ore 3 * B. Pet — ment Calvary Cemetery. (Stuart's serv. father. ‘ar’ brother of Mrs. Minnie | ,° — oe pers. lew = aay. er poate m. Mrs. Spina and ain. ear Bs B&D. HD, : ‘ . f heir kindness and sympath 4 name SEWING SHINES ee _—.. : so 15 . Jeffer : GIV-LASPIE on tae —- mye BY el oa gee ice. | ‘ fel) Prichett. John and.George Trumpfeller. in _—— Bg the loss of m Fo tanrys sd SE CHO ee at affected ground made \ “$5 a BAGHIN 2722 ‘j . Lyd LA : eoreth Sitteante ince Wintering). b : hae cn es Saturday, Oct. 29. 1927, ati nis sixty-fourth year hand. also for the bheautiful fleral of- w 4188. Deim a “are HERE Se ma - a si . 20 Angelica. wite of Themne A. Naanie. dear mother | ie > m. Ernest Neal. Funeral from Wacker-Helderie chvel, ferings and special thanks to the Rev. | g Thurad ae lacs erase ¢ e Ny Biddle, of Sister Marv Witein » N. bh. end Lester Mane. ‘al from Arthur J. Donnelly’s par- | 3654 Gravois avenue, Monday. Oct. 31, St Lynch for the kind, consoling words and 2 uraday : _ ; Gillaanie dear sister Mrs. Wiliiam Harvey, tors 3846 Lindell boulevard. Due notice | 1:30 p. m.. to Calvary Cemetery. (C+) | alan to Schumacher. undertaker. for their VE “4 Singers y 4 termes ae “s a ’ . ae 24. rear, Rudolrh Wintering. Mrs. John Kissel and of time will be given. , re - _tkind and efficient service ; Wedne Par wd “Thursday. 2:30 Open eventinge and Sunday a 915 "20 a . an Oe anes 3. ix 56 —. Geer . Ray Cummings. our dear daughier- | NEALE—Ernest R.. died at 12:55 p. m ar ae cee gee soe. MRS. JAMES HURLEY AND 50N. ate 3 a «x "7 - > in-iaw, sister-in-law and aunt, ace 49 yesterday at Missouri Baptist Sanitartum. | y “teey” dearly 5: see 9 “husband of s desire te thank my relatives ane EBWING mi, 828, anommapie nee’ = posten. 56. 2GUSA lawton. Bod ’ liy's f le 1 ; « I month. 40035 Blaine. “iy is at Dennelly's funeral parioss. > Heckmann), dearty| friends for their kindness atd@ sympathy | ghia bobbin Singer, $25; automatic 7 a from Gebken's new cha : Vandeventer ona Lindell, Funeral an- | peloved son eco John L. and! shown me fn mv sad bereavement in the A Easton a walee 28 Fu Taibor’s machine, 815. 24 erg a : . Gravols and Texas avenues. Monday. naemecement later, , . . ) F Obre 43 a, 8580 a. m.. to SS. Peter and Paul's CRNIEN—On Friday. Oot. 28. 1997, on| Mey _Ustier (nee, Scharider). ond Soot | lean of my netored Neeeeee Pe tn) 1.0ae a eek Sarna t a ; & } d B, Pendleton. 3223 Pet ee tee ee ecnenrose). dear | we LHOLLAND—Entered into feet oud. | Ore So. ae pein ae Manual Park Cow | the | tn Schntire Undert iin gO sea SPIRITUALISM The work to be performed woder this = po L> ROR LONE oD 2 te cs eo > et — SINGER—Drophead, stk ar — a jpew: set of Ola porraase arectric. $20. wndition’ rea- ext 20. S187 Easton. ic) Wastincton roun ang OPES Ost ies Sh ae = a Aaeattcater tent ty ~~ x as instante Ae me wee Ton Rhea’ ahi Sabai pe we Air, igeiiiag) bar- Interment in SS. Peter and Paul's 6: p. m.. John J. O'Brien, beloved | !TOther of Mary Riesel (nee Uitley). cond Ma v. Je Decee sed was a, member of washed of Margaret 6'Bren (nee Doyle}, | U8t G. and George W. Uttley, ‘our 4 a Se oderie, pot ite “nie and Paul's Married Ladies’ So- and dear father of Edward. John V.. Har. | 8¢0-in-law. brother-in-law, uncle and cou-| ters’ Union Local . &. ¢ SS. Pete ; ‘ , : sin at the age of 40 vears. Indertakersa, and Png dality and Third Order of St. Francis.(c7) / old and David .. “Rr Sttison. and “dear Wieeeeik aan Wad y. Nov, 2, at 8:30 | offering MES. ic) HAGNER—Entered fmto ye on Friday. | Brooks and Mrs. : 1 h | or : . |; brother of Timothy. David and Mise Mary | 2. ™.. from_ Bromschwig funera ome. We wish to xtend er of —" (cl) } Other papers please copy,

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SUNDAY. as 06lClOU OCTOBER 326. 1927. Pe ee . SUNDAY. TAT es | | ME) COCTOBER 30. 1927. = SITUATIONS..MEn TE ocropen 20.1921 #3500 MEN AND BOYS WAN TED—Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? poms. DISPATCH. repairing | PAINTER—Sit.; in and ou Tens een 4 "IATIONS—W OMEN, GIRLS act. W,| sonable; also glazing: nonunion; “yam JATIO | SITUATIONS —MEN, BOYS _) HELP WANTED—MEN, BO ‘ANT ia rae, |S YS_| HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS , HELP WANTED—MEN BOYS )} | AGENTS WANTED—MEN AGENTS WANTED—BER fe) eects. GRand Mi: white: general housework STENOGRAPH ae 5 2 Dt y be ER—Sit.; qualifi BOYS ome ry en. ‘ial and patent earn the printing | LABORERS, AND LUMBER PILERS— TRUCK DRIVER, LOO Binknar | Anes TANGER Sits, Pie Foot Tarn MMM Oise 85570." 4000 Creer. ~~ | cugagement™® plat ilies Rctice. deli | trade: mast fn grade. graubten of | Auply 8412 “ari ~——_(c) | 1323 t9 B45 werk Towne js Re rae | AGENTS Cell AL SUB JS. Broadway for house | ADYERTISING, & truck 2R HANGING—And painting: “wore Fin mi peyelereuces Gall efter 12: STENOGRAPHER—Sit experienced me | Waele, ROR RNs school and small LATHERS Fast. 5400 Dewey av belors | Tce POINTER: falon’ ate “Hast seller; 8 ae Pe =~ Aah «© ane for Yous Tuck ; arante N-258 ork = = ~—e ~-} petent, conscienti "| Boy ; oon Supday worki OB, Sey) ‘TS—America’s greatest sensation: 6 es; stunning . Box K- | PAPER mage Ay tea — ‘ , porary. Hlland 9097" permanent or tem- gad 8 drug store; some experience re-| LINOTYPE OPERATOR—Fast and accu. TUCKE conditions FOrest 45377 new reeord-breaking sellers: enormous de- sellers; tree. oultit Fashion Ine.. | endar Salesmen PArkview 6334R : ag TS "Shite. experienced general STENOGRAPHER Si 30. a references; South Side. Box N- rate; union, Apply News-Democrat, Belle-}| M OINTERS Ana bricklayer; call | Mand; tremendous profits: write auick for | Dept. 1930. Cincinnati, Ohio. and wow oe an; experl-| PAPER HANGER—S Teves. 9 2543A Missouit. PRosvect| “pp Aton ee SWITCHBOARD ~~ OP- — oet-Rapetch, ville, J)1, * OG) | pe moning._Riverside 3228.’ _(c) details. United Service. 500 Fifth av..| MAKE $15 DAILY—sell —Sell amazing coo! are Z3 nce, JEf-| reasonable —- GSit.: Dainter, ; rs praca te ( “i 7 Sit > colored: gener il house- pr ee ce ler ce r uc 0.. 3Y oon J OINTER—Lo i - \ hicago ia alia ncistiiaerameiaatiaieaatinae erences a age mee ss ~ Sit.: nickel, brass. c Ste J cat wrivaie home. Lincell 7405. STENOGKAPHER—Sit.: experienced. de. N._13th ic) yp Tee int pit eady, vores: good | _Vermont av. uls Baulnauer, 6211 AGENTS—By manufacturer of slik knit-| MAKE $126 WEEKLY—Saeationally new. Lindell 4947 A wor ence; with | sho want 4 nickel plating and polisnew a] Sit.: German. stay on place ea? ‘morning position. Telephone MAin BOY—About 18 years, to aesist in ship- | Gos, a =, TYPIST—And aie r ted neckwear: over 100 per cent profit:| different self-wringing mop: women buy fe heat ret. | Post-Dienetsg ne eee. Box a : 137 S. 18th. we | ee ping we and also light factory |; MAN—With tools. $20. §30 Weekly. Box| “with office experience: siaie ere satire | boliday proposition Fisher, Inc., 1043) quick]y : ey Ry eg Bw nich, PLUS 7 bis ’ a jored; for } : STENOGRAPHERISIC axe 18 high Work, Post-Dis. (cy) as 2 Oot Omepeich. references and experience. Box S04 Post: gettereon_av.._Buffalo, N.Y. (c36 ) pesase low, Ww we — offered. Delphos R oi do mo ™ rah ny aL Ltr —Sit.; ' Fe rf ist agg Olfax oat 10 Use school training. (experience, good refer- | BOY—Laree. Strong. to pack goods ae MAN—F Familiar tank house and iertilizer. Dispatch. . z ‘ Ds AGENTS —$0. 30 paid in quick profits to an p Co.. Sstow ashington s#t.. Delphos, u : re tot ea felis bie: PLUMBER ote aren ve — an. German arrived (en SSS “t k- b on nage AP gar 8 aan “sh Tra tera - (c7) “Zolliwen Agee Repair shop experience. on™, pease enewertey this ad. Write ohio : et isolate aut ae Million Boliar ie. Dolitan sua —_— noenuni 2 EG. : eDibes a b ‘ = ER—Sit. rt. ib " £ . » , % enry irr AN AN E Not over years ola inger, 3915 F; trf astes money-ma ng a, ever of- Ps i e€acn Own 0 £ 0 3, Nov. 1./ Class. Box R-244. Post-pi« on: f . ; gettied person; can cook.| ough] xpe OF- 1 Co... 22 Lucas av ss airias c) | fered. The Tru-S rs flect bath fixt } rro - patch, . ae ispatch. uly experienced and ettislent: omens ‘se ucas av. for house and yerd work. Box N-21,| UPHOLST ——7 e_ Tru-Par Co.. Memphis. Tenn, | Fetiectors. Dein JixtGres. Sliver MNrors. for” te vears Os prosioted will of tr > iy Hotel. “eriened, Cail colored; or pres * BS = act denalie” welled cler FOrest 5056W (1) | BOY—Bright and willing. neat and pleas- Post-Dispatch. ic} stuffed fim ivory Fee gee bi over: | AGENTS——W here fo buy half million ar- $10. dai ae er gh go + oeenee: and our men. A really high & — perenced. Call before’ noon. JE tte ae ee ius worker * Sorest SULSE. STENOGRAPHEN—Sit 7% beginner knowing | , 22! address, in retail store: state school-; WAN—Married, middle-aged. settled, _to| CPHOLSTERER—T = EES) | ticles Sholessie, %2-page directory offers a uutfit “Terdlanes: “Sie oer. 1 SS 2 So ron vs a r. 7 a short hand, typing, bookkeeping. 1o0Le | 18k: good chance for advancement. Box| work on small poultry farm. Cali WEb-| 5615 Delmar, Cal] o work on new work. | Unlimited opportunities for agents; free ou etal Co.. 13 Ohi De _ wee t inquiries solicited from ole pt PORTERS ef Sa are -.. aK woman with baby.| N. 131 W-106, Post-Dispatch. ster 1734 . Sineedias marae 1] between 9:30 and 10:36 | Particulars. Pruitt System, Brookfield, Ili, | Z2Q@°°s' "=. hi. Decatur — ery h. preterence, Call Lindell “6175; iufees | an san — 2 Years. accu. BRICKLAYERS—Nonunion; new work.| MAN AND WiFE—To work in roadhouse.| WAREHOUSE SUPERIN Lo | anake good ee no, now they can “lism cate te coll’ Sn beset, phe sepent an. typist (ae ; SB sPEK—* it. in motherless hoe. competent: industrious; ae 31? E Rendevous Inn, Lema Ferry rd., at Mera-| foreman. experie INTENDENT — Or} make good polling. household necessities: a easy . = big pr a : pes 7 ‘raliroad RADIO STU DENT—Sit.; SIs Pe plime.. e of bookkeeping; prefer ens BRICKLAYER—Lnlop. Apply 42501 Mc-|mec River. WaAtson 4102 sale merchandise wareb supervisine whole- 2 td } risk 3404 rofits. Write Dr. 1 Faby le toGay. son ‘Week’ neat, c.. rate salary: ae in_radio line. ef 186. Pp? . "SER BEY Os mts: young, in mother- town: >. FOrest 1580° Pherson. {(c) | MAN Ok CUUPLE—Care for dogs, yard| °f, controlling a large number of pone cago. save a i Oe RU Waite eke. ae $500 monthiy. Y — _ ics SAN SIL experienced. eles = ine . oo REEPER Sie neem — "titaaeg” cae wear "éxver ee. eeeeer | BRICKLAYEBS—Nonunion; top wages. anat genesel work. ns ayerters. 2 heat euie snd aon Bl work himself. In re-| AGENTS—Free sample, latest novelly sign; | We start you oe everything: Fb. : a n xX R-234, BRET on 2. . ience; — € ; : asi per month. Box “> © and experience. Box G-229. uick ' i unnecessary. onarch, Dept. 66. preferred. es “i : 9 Ki ar 9 to 4. pall office : light dictation. Box 3,| BRICKLAYERS—Good, MAN—Pased 0, living at home. heat ap- SERIES ~ te $75. "§100 weenie’ A ag = aren Gta Division, Chiesa. sti mercial personal SALE SMAN—Sit.; can vou “ie al SEA ER—Sit.: motserieee home, TY Pist 3 3641 Cass av. pearing. active. Apply Monday morning, A CHMAKER—References and waxes. ; W. 18th. New York das SOAP AGENTS—Mrite for free sample re =: We deliver mtleman of| five high- “grade specialty? strong epee ae Ba i. 2502 Perk av j ton ——& years’ experience: Bing. Ger-| BRICKLAYERS—Nonunion. Apply War- | 326 Metropolitan Bldg. (c) ox R312, Post-Dispatch. AGENTS—$2 50 month and terms to agents on our soaps. creams, ct. | Piste Process Co., 92 perience and | SuUcing. Box R-2 Post-Diapatch, [Or SKEEPER—Nit.: middle- ~aged wom- | —¢a!_ work. Box K-78, Post-Dispatch ren and Kingsbury av., University City MAN—Between 40 ang 50: good milker; WATCHMAN—Night; with a g00d recom- ore: your choice, °$2 85. raincoats: Bh. cor extracts. etc. Lacassian Co.. 321 N. 22d Box R-236, SAL “ESMAN aie well Seance — | bit amily. Riverside 7662J. if Lat Sawaal experienced: free to do | Monday morning. e (c) $5U monthly, room and board; references. mangerton, who wants steady ail-year | $2 hour: comple ‘te line BO OF ee eee st.. St. Louis, Mo. ae are Christmas Card Salesmen wonke ie automobile dealers in coun, 2 EWOUSSREEPER—Sit.: young. good cook: | ¢, short intervals; private of- | BUSHELMAN—Call at once, 120 Colline- ene f-gee._Fost-Diepaich. $22 50 pee want experience and age; salary styles: outfit free. Write Comer Mig. | SELL Christmgs cards. Names embossed special |} t ants com ean With ee 5 ke = priew or sinall = ne. LAciede 2037. : R-419, Post-Dispatch. ville av.. Eart &. Le c]) | MAN—Good, to take care of saddle per_week. Box W-367. ost: Dis. Co. Division G-152! ‘ton, Ohio. in gold; $1.50 ineen up: 40 per cent Should have our fal line of 6 ae aaT et a 366, Post-Dispatch upply . Bearer *KEEPER—S it. by elderly lady, M. TYPIST—Sit.: colored: 4 years experience | BU Tate — Call = €. 120 Coline oe igg 4 muss Cee em ong Lo worker. > in detente oe “er 6 >. to 12 o daily selling colored commission paid oo: we deliver: samples pr ecm” fe ~ ys Fg your, eliy. bund cook; — —Sit.; desires a "9s Roach, general delivery, East Si. general office; good’ refe —\aes SS One “ ; Van Epps’ Riding Stables, 5°48 Oakland, Phy 7 on onday for Halloween raincoats and BM. red. free. _Nuy-Art Co ew Brunswick. N. J; tfolio. omamission - Mable. Bob gitt-odwe soliena 2 years’ retail experiences = =. =" | 358 ee Sowee | vile av. Fast Sts. (c46x) | MAN—-For work on sMall farm: no ob- Ca cen. 83) Hickory. (c)| ete.; $2.95; hat free: commiissiong Saily: SELL the World's Greatest Treasure. cent. wo. reliable eredi rec ' > rences; age 30 years, Box R. — | DER—Sit.. refined. middle- Tree -CLERK—Sil.: 3 years’ . BUTLERK—Colored: in private om city | jection if married. Write Box 388, Eu- WE WANT a responsible man to repre- | outfit free. Elliott- Bradley, : 243 Van Bu-| Amazing sensation: every bome buys: act eopary. once STA prec =s man: SHIP] eel sich, a amt pore . home than wages; no! ence; Al references. Mildred. COlfax Disoatcn ee a ee ir ee dees MA & nswer by letter. Mrs. Rose Pyatt. references. DElmar 457(\ patch. (c) | moving all stains. grease. paints. ink. etc..| f i O Harke | Write ¢f t President, Lobl a8: alt Roodtedt Panag * ie manager; interview « Bhs afer r 57 CAKE BAKER—On high-class pastry: MA N—Midéle- “aged, single, for from the h } . OF samples. King, A-B306 26th st.. Clil- rite tor great surp res lished here by one of the argest s and £ ° a = : : oR— porter work ands and skin. Thig prod g c ) b hing ; 7 operm Panne Ox- > ff Post-Dispatch. a | SER EEPER—Sit.; middle-aged; small pes aetyg Tage oS with one igh Wants po-}, with small capital. 5701 Clayton rd.. 1 | and answer telephone at night, in under-|/% BOW purchased by the largest corpora: — 9 e Wir ae Bidlenore, oe t ios mani cones piepatch. Sign | ainter, Window Trimmer i mily or couple cnbloted. Bo: Wright. | ¢ a. e # = _ housckeeper on farm, phone} black east of Big Bend rd. ‘f) | taking establishment; live on premises. Oe - this ct ea and have national ‘abta’ tareliiad, or pat oeaee besides; tnd ls AE. yg p + a ae ilet and woven | cakiees: on sania Ga ine a mM ON. Broadway. ; ay CALLER OUT—For ‘photographer ; eingie.| Box N-87. Post-Dis atch. (c) . sutton: selis easily to all trade and ) she Be ines ine hosiery; 0 “al . MM lock ; perie ant ‘ - . WoM., 0 aDé wepercs also in the household. B “ Suarantecgd 7 months: fine silk h 7 articles: household specialties, eic.; r. OCK. perma- with firm that needs some one to etemition: CSE! EPER—Sit.: refined. age 50, | ing "tg saa c Bg hy do general clean- aes oes ATM Be oF MAN—Young, to go to Illinois for 10 | business for eemenat aoe permanent own use free. Write pao By pee - cent profit: valuable bootklet free. | Strauss co ‘tenes conte or uisplays: have some 4 Bete 2° *) Rousewark. Box B28. | WomAN—sil,; een = wg y k f dave 6 week: wouer ie a rund mean Rox | beet, Caen and splary paid: must | derful contract: only financially respon. | Lextile Co.. Sample 432. Greenfield, O. | Nat'l Scientific’ Labs., 1926W Broad, Rich-}"@) 0, Salesmen an omen perience: ave own c 8 Pos-Dispatc. ' pep eR, i . Maid OF COOK; ex- Gays ¢ BL be ou 9 «willing to do climbin Call 4637 | sible. capable. high-class men i -| AGENTS— 4 mond, a. — eur and hes anywhere; best of zeferences, noe MOUSER ELPER—Sit.; of nursing, con- tous Call CEntral 2596. ; N- -90. Post-Dispatch. {¢) Washington, between 7 an ‘8 a.m. (e) | State your qualifications by letter a tition; binnteee eet dee age YOU have not seen our new wrin mop We have a splendid opportunity to offer JEfferson | L. Butler, 3899° Washi , y ) it cases or other sickness; home MAN-—Sit.: cleaning or ironing, whole | CARPENTEK—Will give 4 rooms good | MAN-—Elderly, to work around yar rd: good|!. H. Packwood Mfg. Co. 4539 Delmar buckles, umbrellas. etc.: no investment; we | with the big steel plate, but we will show | several shoefitters thoroughly e SIGN WRITER—Sit.: 5 TF will a gis; reference. DElmar t450R. _day: reference, Lindell 5384M. furniture for work. Box 0-37. Post-Dis.| home, small wages; call between 10 and | DL. St. Louis. QO. (c) | deliver; exclusive territory. Chaton "Co., |it to you. We will let you try it: we| in fitting women's high-grade footwear. a‘ $12 week. Box R-17.° Post: Die angcent Me WUSBREEPERS—Sits.: 2 women. axes WOMAN—Sit white; half i day. § Saturdays. CARPENTER—Steady Work; nonunion; | 12, Dr. J. D. Albin; 9317 Midland, Over- | WOODWORKER—Experienced wakons and 606 Biue Island, Chicago. will prove to you that it is the perfect | Apply Employment Manager, mezzanine irés to con-|) SPENOGRAPHER-CLERK — Th 7 & to 45. experienced. write housekeeper, rite Miss Forbes, 1925 col call Monday morning. 2711 Sutton av., land, Mo. truck bodies. 2108 Gravois av AGENT—Man or woman to travel and ap- self-wringing mop. We will convince you, | floor, _ experi- iopieenas a railroad and commercial ex. - REREEDER ance ae 6 “4 “on ek ae = } ~* tana ae R—Colored liable, f oui gat pot age Ah; 38% aes eae ae et See &. Newstead; mate $ socal representatives; permianens; eer Bn Mh Write me tet sam- STIX BAER & FULLER er i- rience good references B - ROUSE cCR—S1 ave boy yea ; : S. Broadway. CHAUFFEUR—Colored, reilabie, ior re 5 years; a eas Ou Suarantee; expenses paid: oppor- “ and office! Post-Dispatch. , ox R-286, “98 wa. prefer county; good reference. CUl- | WOMAN—Sit.: col ‘k “ffers 9 (c) | Cighth grade education, experienced Tks — le on approval. Hleanezy, pt. A. : . wn ri fy sea ed truck. JEfferson 4820. c) perienced in| YOUNG MAN—F: any: to earn $50 or more weekly. Uni- volume: | STPERI =. ~ Bax 8914. work by day. Jefferson 0827" ocihasdmead & *FFEUR— ed. single: Teate | Bandiing help; give reference aad experi-| around store. tht as tee — House, Philadelph Philadelphia. phos. — COMMERCIAL PAPER to furnish NTENDENT—Sit.: garag , eee Tae eS as 2n_Y | CHAUFFEUR-—Colored; single; private, | ence Box W-385, Post-Dispatch. cane AMAZIN 3 AUTO SENSA TIO and char-| .'°' fleet: maintenance and ° € OF mo- BOL REEPER—Sit. ; middle-aged Ger-i WOMAN—Sit.: colored: general houge-| Cadillac; city experience, references. : rau -| YOUNG MAN—For drug store. Cl Gye AGENTS Witd.—To take orders for the flash coldest neces : rp on all lady; wants place to keep house in! work, day ' > =On9 MEAT CUTTER— First-class, able to take Easy Baby C Starts any car © aati SALESMEN ddress Box Sary references, Pox N @ man ble’ howe Box R-3U6.. Post-Dis- - rk, day or week. JEffer 117. FOrest d802. charge: city reference Apply 4113 Easton Drug Co., Clayton, Mo. : y aby Carrier; used in autos, on weather: selling ik wildfire; gH ew. ach. ies . = (GS) WOMAN—Sit.: colored: Mecniag’ fare: CHAUFFEUR—White. married man, small MEAT GUTTERS—25 : 35 - Ta YOUNG MAN—Willing to do etore and parenee, sround homes, ete. Liberal _com- ep, power, speed, gas mileage: nothing Three-hizh-crade jen in middle-aged | ~°2"S Old: some experience and train Pi oJ whole or half days. TIndell &771W. family or childless couple. for West End | “chance for advane went. ‘A i te -| delivery work: must know city; furnish B ssion: write Easy Carrier Co, 30 &. fi ke it; $20 daily taking orders from car e ‘valk t. La and Box R-196. Post-Dis atch, Ing. BMUSEREEPER—Sit.; refined middie-aged | WOMAN—Sit.. la home: must fully understand the care of] ,0. ° a PPiv if tO/references. Box W-134. Post-Dispatch. road st.. Philadelphia. Pa. owner rages: full, part Ume: write} v : a 4 attractive com- With bank, ; undry work; experienced. 12:30 Monday, 4311 Olive (c) p S. garag p re references. | USED CAR MANAGER OR APPR nod se or couple emplayed; more JEfferson 648 pause. windows. furnace, lawn and shrub- MECHANIC 5 ~+|/ YOUNG MAN — Dependable, for paper AGENTS—-Get 1000 money Making oppor-|quick for free offer and big aoott pian. ' : rect with principal. Give Sit. can furnish “best ot sal A gs _ 1OMe o aD. ig Wages; good refer- WOMAN—Sit.: ~ reliable, elderly want bery—am allround handy man. good, care-} - A —— ith tools. "Oa automobile route. Call today from ll to l. 7729 tunities from reliable firms free: no ob- L don Co., 180 N. Wabash an hicago. ce, qualifications. at og mente erences; ' GRand 1935M-. alts ful driver; must follow this work asa live- work; come with tools readv «ud work: | Foreythe. ligation: send name and address. Salesolog ANGE AUTO "| phone pusaber in first letter. J-247. e change, agazine. 500 N. Dearborn, Desk Starts any car iastantiy in coldest | Post-Dispatch. w AVSRW. Post-Dispatch - * Bgovst eean an with girl 1 year. WoMAN Sit. col 4: 6 Loc VIOLINS 7 Bayard. , . ored: half days: $6, employers for doing work of this kind: Locust, —_ fc Perience in general clerical’ w . ’ Short hours: 9 years’ training; wants BmS0SEWOMAN——Sil.. housework. 2 or 3 carfare. JEfferson 8073. live on premises: 4 or S room modern oo ah poe or STE Sete to ron ON | be accurate and rot ol egies > ll by F nee KGENTSMen. women, 100 per cent prof- | 50 per cent; nothing like it: car owners. rains; long runs. 24 S. 2}st et. (c8) ‘| it; wonderful line toilet articles; sell on on this dealers wil Sea cont eee ( ©O AC I o 8 . work in orchestra Dispatch. er. GRand 1102 W. * , WOMAN—-Light h ] “1.1 a riment rant r with separate bath. Mieys a week or part-time work. Victor ht housework: adults. COl- | 4ba er caraKe. tue ING MAN—W fake: exc fax 7541M. heat, electric lights, telephone and gar- MEN—House to house, dis strabuting. 7:30 yest peceunnrye "Pharmacy. GArfield sight; full, spare time; experience unneces- student; de- ‘ Sit.: 8 years cost B70: - week. Riv- duction and sales. ‘Box sa 342. PD bro = Fg ape go ges WOMAN—Sit. by German to do house.) den spot; salary $100 month; permanent a.m. Monday, 3405 Bell 0249. sary. Nelson Products, ept. 4. Monroe, | YoU: , Oo., - Le -OUNG MAN—Sit.; willing to Work; learn ax 2345. *| cleanin 1811 S. llth st. (7) Len ie gg for et poke gn but exper MEN—Of heat appearance. who will work YOUNG N BY. 1 SALES | g. ‘enced caretakers need apply. Ca -| “991) S. Main st.. St. Charles. Mo. Phone ¢ * MAN—With good references; ni AGENTS Wtd.—Men and women to 6ell $ trade. COlfax 35% cx | r ~t oo we 7 Stig VF Wants position in motherless “2198 Be Pi Beal Wants wash work. | Dougherty, 2117 Franklin av, Charles 90RW. Mr McGee knowledge of beokkeeping for wholesale | “jigh-grade popular priced Rayon Li $6 commisison: A. overcoats: — 3 wn company: state age end salary eXx-!| gorie: liberal commission. Py tend Sale deliveries. Salesmen and experienced “dis- Experienced in handling furnish for : Ark-| YOUNG MAN—Sit.; chaufteur: bh ~~ Bh dor 2823 Easton. me it. : sent. “HE : rT , 3 —— orter: good references. JEfte ouseMan; ~~ i --— w aie. . CHEF -— Seconds, houseman, storeroom | EX WOMEN—Demonstraiors: house- NORE rson 4239" : | DY's MAID—Sit.: refined ciderly, good OMAN—Sil.; micdie- aged. white, do; man, janitors. waiters. Jack Edwards, | “,“;\ peste « aly EVR SUUES 9 -cted. Box N-259. Post-Dispatch. (c) ; n write fully. e Luxe Wool- artm years’ expe- 7a NG MAN—Sit.: 19 vearg ola: wants |. geeemstress. references. LAciede . 1703, | housework, JEfferson 9156 now ‘with . National Ra & Restaurant A necessity; gvod pay. Call $622 YOU NG MAN—To do light work after Rinnaer. eye Sane Soe See on Con Dent. NC- a = Gri ; Ra ids. Mich, cae Senrateat tat taoe aries an are cochpetans amercia)] wir- ; ce Meaty or Jearn trade, Wn Kuh ’ BRADY—Sil.; young; envelopes wanted to to | WOMAN—Sit.: genera! asker by day Association, 3425 Olive — schoo] in return for business courge: call ay pa oT : SY. d di ft ecale ] Riverside | #"2¢. 242 tl ; ~ a ad” teeett: minne ! or week. Call GArfield 5024W. TERE = MEN—-With good ‘cars, to deliver bOx] yond AGENTS-—Big fall, winter line ready; men, $7 and capable of large selling, ag this YOUN address and insert; cheap fates. Box 3 ield 5 CLERK—15 or 16 years, filing, mailing lunches nie huatie 4 ; 2410 onday. Brown's Business College, 585 8 women, sell guaranteed hosiery; whole- $10 raincoats. 4 08 $1 18 60: overcoats | is a permanent position, offering om MAN— 08 would ap recjate . (373. Post-Dispatch. WOMAN—Sit.: white: house cleaning by| and xeneral office work wh eis gro-) .. svc lagen susucre need @ppiy. « Delmar. sale prices; spare. full time: experience $7.98: £0 patterns: outfit free. Roselile.| tional possibilities. Applications mun be ———Sit.: for] a.) Post- hotenen spare time. Bo > te DY—Sit.. relined: desires position of day. Mrs. Utt. COifax = O23 Dino, Re references. Box N-254, Post aN TY — Pa Ty coy YOUNG MAN—Selling experience: Teanilie unnecessary; big commissions; sample out- , Wells. Chicago. by letter only. State comp 7 RY I need YOUNG MAN FMmost any nature; iull or part time. COl- | WOMAN—Sit.: colored: work ¢f any ispa lk ‘ 2 “a - tor istr a circulars. saee with tire sizes and prices; permanent com- | fits. Glenridge Textiles, 400 East Ford- NEW LIVE SELLER. ence in your answer, §u palmetto of ston. masa B. ay oe 7 ework married per Mx M147R. kind, references. Owora., Lindel! oars | COLLECTOR— Catholic: ofiimission: Tithe PP ip. aaa Mioruihg, a mm. 74 pee ory eee: eo. ory iad Ria ye Mer- |ham _rd.. New York. crewmen a money | with Employment, > machinist, ing wor ) - -| WOMAN—RiL - ae i. ie ea at, 6 | eeuaty lary anc commission MOU eS h- ‘ ashington. } a ‘s ‘ n tion s ou 7. Post: Dis. of work. CAbany xR Vs ow, kind . oe Formal ws = oer oa dei moeday pe ne a ag Fifferoen 1° re faniliy. Fiower National Art Co., 402 N, 2d. ¢ d fl. MEN—Young: to train for store man- . (c53x, atch amd Maden nites "eel aati = , 5 ghee alr ae” dene offer. Speed FAMO is (5) ZOUNG MAN — = “3 years; ” Car: 1 Russell 5, gt ‘ WOMAN Colored oo gy ge panes — : (7 nr: Seraent OPP TeET Ls saa a B55 YOUNG MAN — By large manufacturing and candy mints, 5c pack: write for | Co.. B. X. 190 WN. State. Chi U -BARR Ol 3 . ” anger in city: wan 2 -_——— sal SP a a SOOK—Night; male. son. Apply «¢ a. m 57 Lafayette. 5 a concern, with credit and collection experi-| agent's package; I trust you. Cl vid. I rs’ experi ment. Rox K “332. ants ee eeaal employ: By sit, ee ear ange coe SER particulars, me N-244. P.-D. 3860 Olive st. Easton and 6202 Columbia, 2); ence; some knowledge of bookkeening, o no | 1422 vine st. éincinnat), oO. - oS AN UIT S_$29.50. x . CORRESPONDENCE ‘| YOUNG MAN——Sj » . itd ye Pm ental wants day| COPPER PLATE PRINTER—Roberis &| MEN—2; clean cut, with cars to or can operate a typewriter: salary $85| AGENTS—Absolu i r: bi ] Or suit and overcoat: satisfaction guar- wholesale house: ‘tilting “orders; ffi th | apex from 10 to, 4 or 5 o'clock. Box work. £ all JEfferson L1li¢. Heineman Engraving and Printing Co.. THRD FULLER BRUSH CoC. in Jefferson month: references. Rox W-147. Post-Tiis. Peerless eemnttemncg da ood gg AB ony oe? aptens: latest fall and winter patterns, “rd SCHOOL SALESMEN references. Box G 127. , any Dis Oltice; ; —— 1 : — W OMAN—Sit.; colored : * mei by day or; 618 N. 6th, fifth floor. (c) | County; excellent earnings to start. Write YOUNG MAN—17 to 18 years, to work | season now: make $50 to $75 weekly easy. ns and colors; gach we dy Whit Experienced; new and better courses; YOUNG MAR Sit ~ mus gesdDy—sit.. 34; unincumbered, refined froning. JEfferson 44° DIE-CAST DIE MAKERS and Al mode]| Bert Mitchell, 502A N. Taylor, Room}, in stock and fill cntens: gm tad to | investigate or be sorry later. Price Spe- hey Clothes. 23 Deen! iam Chicago, rong selling appeals: hig age 18, => yh we : Al housekee per, cook, manager, mo tler- WOMAN—Sit. - housewor *k ae cooking: no makers. experienced on small meta! work 256. (c) learn wholes: ile merchandise UsIN CES; $60 | cialtyv oa & & 2 ‘linton, Chicago. NO DULL TIMES SELLIN dD. . , full ¢ cooperation ; state Pas ao to start: no experience necessary. Box ;, AGENTS—$50 a week. reliable man want- People must eat; Federal “istributors rt . i itistory : tial. M craduate: P ' - } _de “aaa "position wi adult home or couple; sone Jaundry. 4704 Newport, for rapidly growing concern. located in a MEN TANT 302W. E8. P.-D. - ‘ ; , MEN WANTED G-320. .Post- aK tch. ed to distribute in your locality: no ex: made big money; $3000 yearly and up; TRAFFIC CLARA—nit.; ae ry perk ct 513 ‘ i proug hi) . ‘ it, ones ambitious, . collection ‘+n - cer wares reasonable. ; ss N- 870, nah. Dis ichigan. sive full particulars in first | For dignified, attractive. spare-time adver- "O p. mili wi he rience ne ceseary write at once. The J. no capital or experience needed; guaran- gs page al A fay ae MAN— ble immedi- mane amr ps clerk: Lem selling pare lime; newspaper routes or Saaiai WOMAN —Sit ; colored: dishwasher. expe letter. Box J-254 Post-Dispatch. tising work et home: no experience neces- . . : lar ith esti | perience ne : 1522-44 Wainut a RR teed Sanne unsold goods may be returned; ; utely new i tric sign; HRS. (2) : us STE 1917 Arsenal. Re oP preferred: hustler: reliable. Box rienced. Call JEfferson 9643 = DELIVERY BOY—cC. A. Rohlfing, 7} ea: : wget eens tm ori. make satin @eaition work from | City. Mo. we furnish 9 we ee Oe tubes or gt ey Oda ar Sit: ——- } ait 25. few bo oO — : rt . ) to ) extra ox N me Agee! i ITs nd free sampies for custo ’ r. e ri ° t.; high urs wo WOMA neat. light housework. | Lelmar- AGEN We start you in business; no wileed ae" i laaive territory: ask now. | son. . ne i ht a ; > ra a 7 § ry ; a nommection and during spare time; depend- AUNDRESS—Sit.: experienced. Call sEf South uh Side rt, Riverside [31TR" DIE_SETTER MEN WANTED drawings. State age, experience | ‘capital or experience needed to earn’ $50 Pure Food Co. 2303 Archer. — 7G an cloths; attractive colors; genuine 0 pa YOUNG MAN—Sit.; strong. 19 years old, da and Tuesday. Call J Eiferson 1862. days week. p93 Enrig DENTIST —— Experienced operator. regis-| 506 eat - reed ” a = HO. Pee (c) care of stock in cutting room, | Pont Fabrikoid; no laundering: washes like 16 PURSITURE BA ane —Fe real cstate| waints steady work: a oo > ——g | WOMAN—Sit.: middle-a ; mother! ssouri: oi] cloth; looks like beautiful linen; make furniture store: day evening ; 74015 "a i prefers auto shop. AUNDRESS—Sit.: colored; references. meng SEF ' a in notheriess; tered in Missouri: good hours: no labora- MOLDERS—Experienced: floor, bencb and A ] EI Y & Ww \LKER D re: 2 A ; tot Doll. cali between 9-30 ant 10.30 ; ro or Jan 686 azel av. Maplewood, Hiland eereregn 9219. Wok 3 rterence, SR EEE tote work :’ Sentry and commission $60! * arcade. Mound City Foundry. 4501 N pply Gh aac etal” aabalitaels ette. 1018 W ahash Chicago. a ing, 5615 Delmar, _ £ , we) tg . ; ; Tar ‘ AN—Sit. 1: wants launury to} week, uarantee; state experience. P. O. “lie 3 3) an , = _ webu 9387 YouNG MAN—Sit.; reliable, age 24. 8 ft mtiiar reference, diedievson Tite, bring home; as a Buy reliabie ; pe Box '60R, Kansas City, Mo. at Pe tt 3602. = (3) CO., 16th and Locust, Janet- AGENTS—Show and sel! nationally known t. . plored years’ office experience: desires conhee- iF 3S Si ares a Aon. | wetk.__PEimar_ 26872. DIEMAKERS—Anpply Monday morning be- MOULDERS Walker Fact Tth f] (qe) | =a Silk hosiery and lingerie: amazing sepest orders come Une | GRAPE JUICE dell 69x9. tion where can work int al LAUNDRE t.; colored. good: Mon- | WOMAN—SI ; aiker ractory, itn oor. e values: make $12 daily: experience un- tractive sample case free; a ee ys and Tuexdays. JEfferson 6461. ment Saeieti | agape t eee, Bpere-) fore ©. a! iss ‘Tool and Mig. Co. 570! Several experienced grey iron moulders necessary: free sample outfit. Pure Silk co-operation; a golden ftunity for Special and permane ee eee. =| mar | Mapceceicr Cc) j} are needed for steady job paying wood « Hosiery Co.. 305 W. Adams. Dept. 1030. hustler; write quickly for territory. and women, to man ex-| Ment. Box K-398. Post-Dis. — ONE ets — Sit.: white. DE!mar | 138 4 : - DIEMAKE R-—Must he experienced on can| wages and having good conditions. Those ro aon frome a Hall Clothes, 1731 Arapahoe, ass. old oa (83) pe juices, - | skips: edu- YOUNG MAN—Sit.: white. ‘. N : married, z : -23, P.-D.| 28. wants work of any kind: O65R. Or cleaning. - — - , : ‘ : can do — ; Woiwan — Sit.; general housework ‘ith; dies Sh ee n Co.. National] having experience as gang leader or fvure- eolored; ref- St anything: drive any make wt car GUxDRESs— sit. colored; 3 days m child 3 years; Ph cas pi aercon 1002 | Btock a Til. iki (c) | Man preferred. Give ey names of em AGENTS—lIllinois and Missouri: represent Denver. Colo. ; “| ployers and phone number. P.-O. Box @ { San Antonio suburban irrigated farms, | “—™ $14 to $250 per acre: being sodl by no night a Box R-242, P. Pweek. JEfferson 948°. (Chouteau. | DRAFTSMAN BOY APPRENTICE—By ma- 964. St. Louts. Mo } "s CI 7 7 ; et ‘t and dr a ‘- . F. Ladd. world’s greatest colonizer day o Ne inv ar Gas ecchatirs, Cou Bdcodeide 17% Chas, Fo Ladd. orgs iy ccursions Vv. | CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS | girictiy conf ential nvesument id for ce; = handy YOUNG MAN—Sit.; as accountant, book- AUNDRESS—Sit.; ook good; wants! WOMAN—Sit.: colored: cooking. house-| chine manufacturer. Box W-169. P.- L), Jis. (7) keeper; credit one collection manager pall week. JEfferson 6974. work ‘rienced, re {fe | (2) with 10 years ‘experience: ver be > > t ber (7) 150) Pa Die: references. Box R- q fa and Wednesday. JEffergon $872. | WOMAN—Sit.: colored: plain fouking. | who has had experience in designing and ORGANIST—At Pleasant Grove Baptist W ith technical knowledge of at a ones. (c) a pn NE yay A famine ~~ % inter : er. house- POSITION WAN ED beng Th + tte a aug , ~T> The easiest money you ever made. Our Oli t. ‘ e dealer; hae worker: nerien ' TAUNDRESS—_Sit.. done any day of week. Ox Post-Dispatch. (7) I’ AC K ER—Abie to head up barrels. Apply office, Se RUGGS. \ AN DER- men afe making from $2 to $4 an hour ve & pooow see us drones 15 N ! selling our Christmas card box assort- | SEE OUR special ae Coupon, aa ‘ clede 3306. nd busii ‘references, Lindel] 1985 $2.60 | WOMAN—Sit.; colored: housework. by das 7 o clock. Lowe's, 15 N. 10th. va ‘OY Cc . 4 and business UNDRESS—Sit.- ee — wy io | oF week; references. JEfferson 6806. Hat- Man PAINTER—Day or contract: state wae | \ OORT & BARN EY, 6th }k loor, ments: 100 per cent profit; 5U0c box re- Studios. 1006 N. GF U } tails for $1. Particulars and sample free. | snLiIcITOR—With own auto; to solicit nts stead "house organs, ei 153M, ays: references. Lindell S842R. serve meais, con’ time: best references: {| Ousiness. Lali mecse ! = melds | PVOKKEEPER-STENOGRAPHER — Sit: Mfarnxpnesc si Sandie vi] Saeestences NY 42234 BW Tuck. City. I Thi City 1236. (c7_ | PAPER HANGERS—Apply 4648 Greer av. MAIL ORDERS Syour wien PE ntge lady. experienced in real estate. REss ih ee anaes hon. | WOMAN—Sit.. white. lanndry or house-}] DRUG CLERK—Junior; experienced; ap-| between 9 a_m. and 1°. Sunday, ry YOUNG MEN — 2, NEAT APPEAR- AGENTS—$75 weekly in spare time; no ; x R-: 1¢. Post-Dispatch. | A} § = , on . Z work by day. Hiland 1801. ply after 1 p. m. today. Enderie, Grand! papeR HANGERS—17%c roll. O. L. ING. FOR CIRCUL ATION WORK; _ matter de you are doing; ee pew ORY KLEEN ands h ea polish, er: exie auteur = age 25; pable a Leg wOBES ye Abany 4980. dita | WOMAN—SIiL. : wante anv kind of mend-j| @nd_ Arsene'. (c) | Kershner, 1507A_Gano. GOOD PAY START EXPE i ave teak: ee att wake mae ae oe 1. ne. = Uj 8}3Nn3. ee ing charge small office. Box "R296, a ing can 2z20 also carpet expert.! FARM HAND—To feed hogs and drive! p ( “ha ‘ork A a | ENCE UNNECESSARY. APPLY M aa | Post-Iie te VERGE Sc; 7 rk done J ‘ ; PAR! | PAPPRHANGER: tcady work. DDI “PY. 1004 FULLERTON liver and collect: your pay daily; complete ° ‘ : RESS—Sit.: aundcrv wo ‘ >| DEIlmar pee, eT wa Cora av. Ford Car. Heege and Laclede. 1424 Laurel. (c) fl El sis . outfit free. Cincinnati Shirt Co.. $170- 744 lar priced line ch ‘ O. PARTNERS WANTED sion basis; write fully ray. he E it.; roll, ali _WAbash 7 (1K. | WOMAMB—Sit.; German, middle-aged; gen-| FILE CLERKS—3: $65. Consolidated. | as | ee — ’ —- +o } ., German, 1e-aged; , E ‘ VvAPER HANG ERS—3: wiust be fast and Cincinnati, bd; active; BAUNDRESS—Sit. first-class. Hor ed, era! olngeerat hs: adulis; references. Box 1204 Ambessador, Lowest fee in St. Louis| clean. Victor 0779 Te pg A : kod norerentee, eRe AGENTS —. New invention! Quickedge| BacHELOK PARTNER—For chicken and |656 Broadwa “8 S000 ironcr: cetera nee. JEfferson O56. | 8° Post-Dispatc 4 s -6°. oat- patch a > Sa: Dauvuern- ~ 7 - : ursdas. | — FOREMAN—For light sheet metal weld- FAPER HANGERS—First-ciass. st out. patented: big win- - married; as at. od bgt corre ama 3S. on WOMAN—Sit.: young. desires to care for ing: experienced on acetylene and electric; heim & Reisse Wali Paper Co., 5469 payee ren dh gy oh Knife or shears 7. 7 loge | _2O@ farm; inquire P. G. Parker , Lowndes, on pl. Gu @ Friday: bundles home. Lindell 3546R. ‘ ie) AGENTS WANTED—MEN ner; sharpen Mo (c} P y ~ 3 gga 3 ref- fan children or assist housework evenings.| welding: must be capable of handling help; | Delmar S than a minute: guaranteed; biggest seciler . Wom “ Walter, . SUX DRESS —Sit. ; first-class, colored; | Call _ Mondav. DElimar 4720. state age and experience. Box N-252. Post- j PER SCRAPERS—At J. J. Wilmores. | AGENTS — Can you sell colored people?/ we have ever offered: big profits; no PARTNER Wid. — "oo cook to start 2 ce © i canal ac ese As: . Tuesday, Wednesday. JEffe: be WOMAN—Sit.: genera] housework; plain | Dispatch. (c) 2823 Easton av. Write “Becker Chemical Co. St. ry) comnen ie. Mt — i, Ones Ce rs. | business. Box -Dis. PRIN i Sal om rso ry — ex - Ba ’ ‘ . ~ iT : on i } 4 r “ = the. "4 ; ar ner 0... an- — Sa ty rye ercial; accustomed to sales mor uD "= SDRESS—Sit.: colored, or cleaning; R. a Mtureke Me —— ~~. ~dg Png Higeland Sunday. be- GENTS—Tc ll radios and equipment a at a a pm my Ae Estab a3: $P-0,| » a ta — ot ne Srom licity work; complaints. Box K-40 ‘ay | also bundirs to take home; day work, WOMAN-—Sit.: refined. wishes position as FOREMAN sivton 10. & 12. (c) on an ae of Se OF AGENTS—MAKE $15 DAILY. t 7 aes voth. COOR—Si i > 4 BS. JEfierson 3259. Mrs. Jones. _ nurse. companion or bousekeever. Box PHARMAC [ST—_Reaistered. live wire: 6| 2621 Olive st. (c9d) Show samples 300 distribute eae. coffee, “ ; a se oly Lindell —aaper : Mantare. Torna colored. or cleaning R-117. Post-Dispatch, AN D. to 11 every day. 5600 Delmar. | AGENTS—Auto and window letters: large | § ices. extracts) S a7 — ee : % ays, ue : rences. rest | SOUNG GIRL—S IN . a y 0 9) ow, | Die ’ “Hanley” and COOKS color =a week or day; . MBpeQJ. oe hee TOME, Gailiscs, WOi Frederick “et. Ne. gf! “BOY S—For bowling alley. 2000% | Olden Letuer Seton, "912 High’ (cOQ) | closed car: offer made to first person au- Or mar % references, DElmar 3962. " G OND RESS—Sit.. Tuesday and Wednes- | komis. Ill. (1) - oat eS or contract. Box = AGENTS — Men, women make money that a Duality Bn eB on Beck 1060; medi perienced and h-echoo] ed- | COOK-—Sit.: colored woman: all around da Call Sunday. 4153 St. Ferdinand | ;5CUNG WOMAN—Sit.: with car. wants Assis nt Foreman PLLA Loa ye ye “7 9 ai quick, details ior stamp. Home business. | #e@!!h- iO. y nance. Hox Bio4 Post-Di es. Lindell 14, Post-D'spatch. Expert. Valdosta, Ga. (c99)} Cincinnat panos inn i a allied abdeolutely different , AGENTS— Bix Christmas seller: just out; | PARTNER Wtd.—Exceptionally good prop- write auick. The Bune 4 Sook sie eh —— 2 ase fee See. SF Tver PLASTERER and laborer Apply 2648 | derfu! : red man (ORESS—Sit.: w - | wid 554W. "LAS TE ri . my * 1000 men, at once; wonderful! orker, good ~ st. all und colo wo . ; plain se SE i ~o var ad 4 eR ace Si. actical: will care for FOR CLOTHING Sullivan. Monday. don’t come if you ye on need ook and sample free. miniature chest of drawers in beautiful Ban. mmol or rab @Y oat Dis rm pasage pox R-179, | COOK—Sit.; or housework: colored wom @™eeee—Arthur, Hiland 8232, mother aad home during confinement: Sith ' don’t_want_to_work. Big Four Co. 130. Ashland, 0. cop erat es an “pox exquisite ‘face | Pa mapufactur-| An enanrteulie to ™ an; refe 4 SUNDRESS—Sit.: lored ference. ex- ferences. 3317 Pestaiozéi st. PRospect Tw ’ NI PLASTERERS—2; colored preferred; state) AGENTS— a shirts free and $7 an hour: 4 _an; references. JEfferson 0371, Ada. geeriences Monday. “Tuesday. Wednesday. Ont8. i ALTERATION ROOM. wages desired: nonunion. Box N-39.|" new plan: amazing values. Fashion Wear ao + mine mene Se oS reve Bg ~ i si 300, ae ‘apd meta a); has rag st ars ing our pish-ss ry Malate, 6 “ Post-Dispatch. (c) | Shirts, Dept. B-30, Cincinnatig O. iday boxes: quality unexcelled since 1879; | PARTNER Wid. — Grocer. experienced. Se on fat, cara bed * ae = it. handy, COuUK—-~ : d., ref renee wants emmy 7B furnish f | fson_ 1053. YOUNG WOMAN—Sit.: white: for laun- : PLUMPER—With 3 or 4 years’ experi-| ZAGENTM—Soap tonic: 200 other items; | write quick for catalog and free sam le wants aah yy omer in meat market. Box ch. view Terk we craterence, Call CLavion 68. ____. * Tar ry "* : on , ' .: wants Thursday er; dry or cleaning. TYler 2310. i ‘ 4 ng in ar. “tees, Jitiermon G87 ac. sv Alice Spaua f: "; es reference. Call JET | Fou XG WOMAN—Sit.: wishes position in Must thoroughly understand ence, to do jobbing. Box N-9, Post-Dis-| pig profit. Ho-Ro Co. 1332 Franklin cae) outfit. Abner Royce Co., 17 Royce «+ | W-407. Post-Dis 8 ™ ea SD fhe Bl A ai yo ~ * > » > . * Fass 2 ' $e , . k: g Louis. ? e j da. O. - iT : 7a ivate family; cooking or general work; } POLISHER—For silver or jewelry work, | St. u Clevelan ER Witd—Lady. cu OCK pS ae , similar ying oy woman, Miasouri ~ renee i 4 T RESS First class: colored ; Mon- Bh sh oy 9909 S. Jefferson. busheling of highest grade experienced party » eferred. Apply _ AG ENTS—We have worked up a new sales AGENTS—$10. 75 daily (in advance). Spare a vd — Lady. y try Ben Gas. recoré A olen te aa t Scamman | Call FO am 28 operator: experiences. | May. Beedey. Wednesday; reliable. JE!- | == elothing ; state experience in Bolland Jewelry Co., 1002 Losi = 5 wan — aay pe Bey aos th time will do: ipietene ' mane . fo alo stock of company ’ | : : PORTER—Whilte:; hel ith painting. Re “ to $15 a day to ’ niger bosiery—not solid in stores, 6 ge a Bam rm > 5" enamels SeOhDRGAS — Si thoroughly ~ exper. HELP WANTED full and salary desired. cchnidt, 206. Fourth, fe} | Olive, St. Louis, Mo. (c) | styles, 9 colors, for men. women., FARTSER WO maker. Cal Wibeter cash » atvidenda. a fe y _ imar Mneed; Monday, Tuesday, W pednesdgy ; 7 PORTER— Colored. eppliy at 1107 Diive AGENTS—Don't fail to get our big offer ncluding latest ik to Top. la- R. ? — MA feans by day t references. ‘JEfferson 7162. MEN, BOYS BOX N-29 Monday. (c)} and samples: herb tonic, Winte = dhe ; Mineo! Reset: eee Tene nen PARTNEK Wtd.—Money making —" * . On pri- a Riverside TOW KUNDRESS-—Sit.: colored; woman wante | TRMATURE WINDER—F Ford aoe : ’ PORTER— White. for restaurant. ADpiy goods, etc.: 50 quick sellers. Finley Lab- LINE NOW READY: Capital. steests lence ‘tom: it will nae pee Oe in vestuaate. Box Es Peclerenes, with reference, i prices pag asonable: “oo at night: laundry; Monday. JEf- “ures. Apply Sunday morning "3849 POST-DISPATCH. (e) _Saum ‘Cafe, 1919 S. Grand. (c) | oratory. 4151 Olive. St. Louis. 3G. - fervour ‘own use, FREE. 3 3 nr F365 Post -Disnaich. | tines galery ¥ sf Se ee CERO _TOZO ee PA ; : : : - gyn Sern lifornia perfumed beads s€i . pot. 7? pape 5 expert typist: Guareumhiy exporuamost: ; a UNDKESS— Sh.: Monday. Twredey. At aU 10 MECHANIC—2; lo 35 yeara Oid:| Phillips Fur Shop. 611 S. Main, Tulsa, | C202 Clayton. (e2) big spotite; catalog free. Mission Factory AGENTS—Just out: amazing invention; “ate moving van sell half interest or ie pend =, wants typing. edipbone or dictaphone work: : ; aa ae cleaning: references. J&f- ee S. i6 N._10th. Ok. PRINTER—For composition. marking ane | A, 2328 W. Pico, Los Angeles. Cal. one device mepkes window washing 76% tote , {e) aT ht ap gxceptional: $15. COifax O765R, cz) : ENDR ; : — Ti mil At MECHANIC—White married man, > : 1 ockup; state age. experience an waa | AGENTS—WNewest ragg, every colored | easier: washes es polishes w s in Pa E ne P.-D, ELDERLY WOMAN-_Sit”” Y WORK—Sit.: small femily.[ “with small family: must be fully experi- W anted—Thoroughly expected. Box N-28. Post-Dispatch. C)!| “person eager buyer: big. easy profits; | a jiffy; every housewife wants it; no more ‘th 1 : | clevaior ‘ Lage tnt gg Hy et . ae Rand 5156M, Amrah Mills. enced in repairing and general upkeep of . RADIO SBPRVICE MAN — Experienced. | steady repeat. Easton Co., Box 688, Bir- | ladders to climb, no mussy rage to wring; | locate a Oe ete. “work; three R-15°.” Post-Dis — salary ID—Sit.: colored girl. work day or/all makes of cars, trucks and tractors. Competent $100. Business Service (27 vears) 1"/ mingham, Ala (99) hands never touch water: sells f 100% on Box B-173 Post- ich. SALESMEN—To ; . hay JEfferson 7417. charging batteries: state briefly ed Chemical Bidg, | (c) AGENTS—$100 weekly. appointing agents poate oe wate sees: send for cata. + : Wi; vO 62 0. ' oa, OH ag ey — a ts «1 Huberd Foods: no canvassing: | “haucts: direct from Akron, the Rubber coppér, lead. zinc. pa lemes Drive FILE CLERK—Sit.; Bs oe Za. . ‘ r Rit colored house. hotel or | Where and how iong so employ give xceallen -Ddas By. a bh . age, heizht. weight. salarv to start with, 9 FL CUERE, SYRIeT Si SoS MMI eI cotheet cag cooks wt BS | ge vet ees” calS Bouter Hs | LC WUUTE WciceeSir ROTOGRAVURE, MEN Producta, 359 Congreas_Chicag’.—_ | Kiniee Mie Coan 2 Bata Kiron _ Gieestment.’ Box Ham Bees | ro tine Sj Bigpeag eterencen, Petsson 4841. — | Prantl Ce eee te ia win | AGEN Se ee en ree cach | AGENTS S60 weekly cellng . ee Bvt AID—Sii.- 7 ce; part MEN? $165 : - ; riments, £90 make drive, patriotic ca ort g cash nkabie ree sctn vegetable market Virginia ay.: colored: best reference; Pp ASSISTANT CREDIT M : $165. Con Apply superintendent’s office. | good pay for the right men. Best work: returns. Get territory quick. Brewer. fs _ ated peru es By one’ take meet departmedt. 80x GSKMAN GIRL—Sit.: wants housework. oe ‘ hal . > / fer. 1002 | . e time. JEfferson 6278. Asolidated. 1204 Ambassador. Lowest fee ing conditions. Apply Box 3-257, PD. | Mott. New York now is the time to make big oe pe tone mst | AGENTS—$300 weekly operating Trum-/ won't fade: Edward Ci 3 ARTNEK Wtd.—Have spiendid proposition 40a week, «Sie — Sit; lored: i t family. | in_ St. Louis. a ! cojore hn private amuy. ee a “exclusive ca PARTRER Wid! have fort : nome. Box R-208. Post-Dig ef —pa . ; * . . 24. PH R. Pontiac Shoe | JANITOR—And wife: 1st live Give experience. Supreme Lodge, a4 Reference: z Dalt. work: yok hot or write. ~ BCRETAKY-STENOGRAPHER—Sit.; On. fc) | -ment:_colored__ 3700 Lindell. , ‘cent profit: f hey ay cabooiokes fficient. aceurate; thor- Eoniiae iL > OS AND GIN FILERS—Apiy | Loyal Bohemians, 264 Monte Vista,;| windows: poe arty aly conversant’ a. od wai oe | AO pot ples. Metalile Detter Co. N 1 ] > JEWELERS Eisenstadt Mfe rd fleor Leuder- N. BR. se yam capital recul “ B-165). Post- Dis 14 Oakland, Cal. cnnes met 4 a pit Pp tion: porter aelling out G : on or shop oo - | STENOGRAPHER—$100. Loehr Bmoplor- Crest. Lameon 0 DGRA JOB PRESS FEBDER—Shalicross Print | “DE NOG hangers: handy cerert._ lemete fee Teeee : ony a; Pvening werk, ‘GF nd 20183. : . fe) es EV DA ~ - : i pe. u H years’ to 17; learn trade. Lowe's. 1° ESS ee apply Gast Bark Fre L- andy oe ee ay . them in lenge } | Mriand fine direct te w GRAF 4 i : office; 6 years a » Ge. 2lat and Morgan x 361 a, ~ os . __- ther sweaters. suits, $10-$7! GRAPE sr ~ ¢x perlenaee oP. vegetable truck. 1 8. Frisco, BORERS—To do wreckin Fring an wesk: ie: mast aneee = ENTS—A business of ¥ ry areas one GRand O+61W. 2) - : M a.m. 25 rand.(c) | apply: steady work. rae i2 3 free. Nimrod prey — Bit: general it. sets TEAMSTERS 7 a . ree months experience: - - A es — schoo! cTedvate “= R-3h , ; LABORER For State Y work. Scan” Guede on ot gta, We )A Apply all oy Sunday. A aay Sunday. 2 vplocks - ¥ of Gravot The mais — r. Forest 5 sew. ask for ; uring aay. ngs Gravois on Sappington hnso ‘ t- | selling Contracting Co. fe) | ine co a ra) | $70 weekly

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® ; ci : Bi a1UF ee Oe SUNDAY ae} te oe Rote ae ea bee: king ad -d tod : : Wet 40 -_8T. Lours Sn te Be ead ae-900 | ROOMS FOR RENT, With or Without Board—Is the place you have been seeking a vertise f today? PP anaee ___ OCTOBER 30, 1921, ‘BUNDAY hi, ae POST-DISPATCH. ee —= : ee ¢ * ' : —————-——— — = aca pene ; OBER 30. 1927. Tug aE SALESMEN WANTED . SALESMEN WANTED | SALESMEN WANTED HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS _, HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS , HELP WID.—WOMEN, GIRLS SALESWOMEN WaA| Fe OCTOBER OCTOB zx aes AE SALESMEN WANTED _ EARN $20 A DAY, —— | BOOKKEEPER AND STENOGRAPHER— | HOUSEKEEPER—White obly: good bome. TAHORESS — Steady work. Northeast} NEW WAY—To maka fe ITH BOARD—South ROOMS W if “| ‘ _ BALESMEN—10. for bonded household | SALESMEN Wt4.—-No_ competition: pos SALESMEN Establish income for hite selling for $1 | Must be thoroughly experienced rman-| wages. 1636 Frankl j something different: ROOMS WwW | - a products. Box R-232, Post-Dispatch, Res Mendy am $100 San Pty A. a Towns tributary St. Louls: areas a. a year S1590 gnodent, Policy. Write W. | ent work, good future. Box R-370, Post- ge a for WATTRESS—Experienced, 1113 N, Foe yous oeas pS =e 4 particu F, gp per one rere MAPLE: 2130 te Pra op me t most attractive trade | ves ’ Mf o., | mings, laces, neckwear, sport sca —Q—_—_—_———_—_—_ a 2 Dispatch. 0 08 or av : 5 . } i stimulator; quick. selles: “$2 00 weekly; | ©: protected territory. a Established ties. CALAIS: BARMEN CO.. Inc., 136-146 | COLLECT AND KEEP $5 POR ae aLON. BOOKKEEPER—Experienced, capable of | HOUS EPE Not over 23. H. E. WATTS S—Experienced. 5 Hodia SALESLA ° 2 TEN NDEN. .J3#09A—Apariment A. -—— : 643 Washington bi., Chicag O SINGLE wear. 10] ms. twin beds: steam ARYLAN ad ee i outfit free. Teceo Specialty, 160 N. Weils. 18R2, referenc Dunn-Bradstreet. Madison New York City, N Ae Bates 3 SALE, $17.50. taking charge of complete set of books;| Raech, General Delivery, East St. Louis. av. furnished Foo “teanie emoleved: rie sgt dD. 'HAe ‘ Chicago. ckiy interviewin LESMAN Beautiful samples @ yard y up-to- | must operate typewriter and be at least 24 | FOnSEKEEPER — Middle-aged woman. STH RESES For lunch and rin SALBS LAD rentiemen or ‘ in beds. 2 baa SA G | SALESMEN—$100 weekly interv & SA pA date colorings anc weaves; suits and over- e f age: private hospital. Box N-69. | “g79 Rliable woman to train one R a | — (c4) | MARYLAND. mPip.: ALESMEN—Making small towns; 36 fesstonal men; virgin TOOES CS Oe 9722 Minnesota. __ watch. 309 N. Jefferson. o1 : 194 ; business and professtona h t who is honest and ne worsted weaves, cassimeres, French | Post-Dispatci. a c) pA TR AEs tt 1 setieres to serve eatablisnes” Cm 616A §.—Reo and | orivate home ‘ag ; Bags clpgay — a S. ~ ge An field: pay, daily and steady, work, | Estab a seteowork: “tpreter fer man without pin stripes, etc. Reed-Curtis Clothes, ae gt gag Pig ee plain WEES ee es 5 ge Br or part time; generous be] aT - ny Be Victor 1663, te) " aqt a. @ oon ; by. é hanically n- 702 eit Jackson, Chicago. work; experienced. See ©’ | W-212, as ‘SNERV A Om reels d 700 E. 40th, Dept. 73, Chicago. lished 1920: Dac er 521 Broadway, Al: | Sales experience who is mec | nO ee | 306 N. 13th st. (c) TOUSERER PRR ane 335s ussell | Gath has we | Post-Dispatch, me 255A—Nice room and board for | MINE 53 | ah : SALESMEN—Side Tne: S30U0 to $0000 any, poles enigma ed a“ ngage gg Sosa hey a s W5s ands NEW SUBDIVISION CHOCOLATE PACKERS— Experienced. Ap- ae al tee. eee S22 Russell WAITRESS—Must be experienced. Cail A WOMAN OF aM pare couple_or_gentlem gentlemen, tc) board res PALES ‘ yearly more on full time: selling patenied SALESMEN— Standardized business sta- ora ae coe ) " (c) Any real estates SALESMAN knows that ply King's Candy Co., 30 Valentine. (c) HOUSEKEEPER—Apoly 3: I 1902 _ Franklin, High school education and Sen ail: cvod. table. SiSERV: . ohh : spark plugs; steady profitable business, | SALES! large line; established; — reliable 2 ~ the place to make money quickly is in a CLASSIFIER—With net washing experi-| p “§ ce ah bal 22 Russe -| WAITRESS—For soda fountain. 630 N. | sonality, between age of 25 peaaing S693, (c65} | front room wi me big 3 lant Tire & Rubber Co., Find ), Sonety j 1 cuts; every business; SALESMAN new subdivision; a new boulevard ig being ; Monday morning. 2 Grand. is entirely unincumbered 40, om 3 gentlemen: Co NEWBE : f Hee GFE BiLeeuAN—asicrn” drapery ~~ materfal | Bouse; 500 a rg ull or spare time; un- built right through the center of our new | ,ence: white a: —_— ee Wash Bye: HOUSEKEEPER—For family of adults. ! WOMAN To sizy on place; housework; | extensively; desired by a tree to te - S557 ~¢ a “ike ne ym 3 en b agyen ee ae Gauaealion Geeks axperienced man for | commission dary: tree. D. G. Willens rmanent | 8ubdivision by the City of St. Louis; a real | Hy Grade Laundry Co., Da Apply at 3454 Shenandoah. PRospect ki oo BE 490] Maftitt, | Organization: salary, bonus Gop - sei nis: twin beds 62) | eee ¥ rporation seeks exp e€ limited field: outfit For blankets and domestics; pe j j cialist, 2724 Vark_av. no cookin and GRand : PAGE 2 PE a |! local and Southern territory. Box W-| G, 941 Van Buren Chicago. employment for experienced young man. on plow-aeaving te you. | Way ‘warle — COLORED GIRLS 2394, ceeemmaiaings {c) WOMAN—Confectionety. sandwiches. lixht eae # give full information fire let . mes +319 $ ice. ar room. oteam FOrest ioe ee eit : ) 155, Post-Dispatch, SALESMAN—Attractive proposition for Apply Employment Manager, mezzanine and ect in on the pew contest just etart- HOU SEKEE PER—Elderly, for map and lunch. 34 9 Ss, Gran Chi ee & Co.., 10006 XK, Dearhor, a nats | i a lesired. GRa O12 > PAGE g002 i See dttesinia, Bhatia chone, sie: 350, to | 0, experienced, overall elenman writ rai | oor. Ht ee For night work, stuffing ong mt (ce) shi? Wyoming et LAclede 1940. | WoMAN=—White: good cook. Phone WED- a Beep 520A 8.—2 scaiieae rooms; iy: 3 ae Bie | t nois; st, (c Pine MMR) HR : . ah); $125 commission weekly: side lise oF full | tablisnes CoM Cy gaiary and commission | = STTX BARR & FULLER BETERBUIEE HOME AND, MORTGAGE See enna be neat, stam ia: | HOUSEKEEPER —To take fall charges un- | gBt@t 27235. _____-_(¢) SELL CHRISTE ER Rdledincn oF mel time. Biebou, bB-: reaton : letters will be regar ed as o n>) Northwest and Florissant. Colfax B08 erience. 716 N. BPwing av. encumbered widower; write S. A. ‘ ber in your 5 : ei, 3 iSMEN— icht Socket |.ce ti, Giant Vulean Overall Co., 2210 ; ’ ———— ble experienc : eS fin, Rochwood, Mil. forts. Box R-265, Post-Dispatch. hours. We supply samples ¢ het a ORD, ag Weg aad beard; 2 me S3.) tel clash, ~~ cata Soniad big money: —- ic) | SALESMAN — Wanted elec- REAL ESTATE SALESMAN | CoOOK—Experienced; German preserred. ‘e) HOUSEKEEPER — Country. Illinois: not | WOMAN--Elderly; assist general ., Rouse you exactly how to sell them ne | preferred: LAciede 200 é £i = 7 returnable gales gone wg fn Ark ve | SAL eT ee enth hn gs | Dg 9 trical specialty. To sell na- One who wants to better himself, to take ee Pe woman, dinners steaks, ng Me yy es home. small wages. | _work: small family. ou Lip = : friends and others, which, amy “| BKORY. ais, 38. “ “boar re Pe & mier_ Aerial Co. Bureka_ Sprinks ——/| profit for 5 months s¢ f . : ; : : full charge or come in as perner: ae go- | © ——=— dt SE GS-CIA0G , ox )3, Post-Dispatch. WOMAN—Settled, for housework; tus - cil SALESMEN—To call on garages: acces-|the new scientific all-metal glare shield. tional advertised Christmas| ing away. J. W. PRICE RLTY. . 6912 | chops. 104\N. 14th. HOUSEKEEPER—For club; more for]. like children, 5927 Waterman. (c) | CO. 323 W._Randotoh, Gh 220A 5.—Board and room ARKVIEW ; k lares from passing | - a Fis | sory ag oil og. oye etc, fast seller: io agg ond sory “Rete for our territory specialty to hardware electri Southwest av. (c) COOK— General, , housework; experienced: home than salary. eee ee care | Wo eultn, 4524 Eveoa. for housekeeper; 2 EARN $3 EVERY HOTS nly s Genile rim =with bes a aR: ot season just opening; big money. U. : - Face-A-Lite Mfg, Co., ‘% SPECIALTY STP WSITEN 2. Rand %- ver Grove pl: | w. M. H. Desherlia, Grafton, Ill. adults. 4224 Evans PFERSON _— men: | PENDLETON. ein a fF tified Products Co., Ottymwa, la, proposition at once. : — : sos > r Wrayatyal ' WoMAN— ome-like room; single beds; le A . tt 2 | SALESMAN—City: to sell nationally ad | M112. —0sse TT nr a cal and drug stores. N-225 (c) Wanted, several young and ageressive ea aon DEimar 6158. diane (c) bigs rege ng! «om bo Wanting ee gl Shame hite, to help with housework. ony pica lage aeeine F008 7 he mstalatigna, Ciel expereget.ddrys Shela waveleror goin fan. exe SALESMAN ena REN to TURE eae eo peat, | COOK—Whites city | references; West | Box R:50, Post-Dispatch, _ WOMAN—Middioaed.-to aaviat I house | we pay unusual — A—Frong all room: home | “ladies employ Seite hy : installations. aioe Hox W-314, P.-D.| rienced in. retailing sewing machines | who i Ng FE a gg he oD pe i a ae gy ma mn CAbany 6271 be HOUSEKEEPER—For motherless home! work; Sundays free. PArkview 7647.‘cl) geil ‘on slant we dey ver and ea will poata “and care | SSRs reasons ne if ; . learn to wholesale to Ww ttracti osition ; ore 3 _o'cl “e omens ; sample book a Te SE LEN or Shanes eausparnt| | dealers. ‘Territory Colorade. ” Utah and | to offer "man in ine ales department of |on''a™srotitable basle.* Aogiy B10 Bkulte: | COOK—Expericnced. white Tamiiy of 8; | siliang (Sd. "Vases 8° "SG | eee ttrene a008. Thrush, | Srenings, {cr Vent sonvenienae il ee or : pai | drawing account to right p.rty. Apply ik = Mreming, _, Acdrcee Sales Manager. | Free our Eleatrical gs gee pone ine iy be ble Blag. aprons. Seeeees. FOrest 4985. me HOUSEKEEPER—Good wages; no wa WOMAN Motherly housekeeper: steady: d Olive sts. es ennt uae re Bldg. ; foc ISIAN A. fgg appar tor | Room—_Front eel, Fister Co.. 1706 Chestnut, e ESMEN—Or agency desired by New selling electric refrigeration or some kin- EARN $3 EVERY HOUR ae or middle-aged, fully com- ants ay oe orang - het aT Ys _good home: $5 week. 4531 Labadie. $2.00-$5.00 PER HOI eet 17, aree see ERO for two | Se at Bae SALESMEN—S‘de tine; the newest move “Wash Goods Concern, backed by largest/ dred line. For the man who is aggressive petent, for midday lunch cooking: good | 4. > Seeneste a6, | CeCe WOMAN—With experience in kitchen. on UT sail room; board optional. COMS—0, 5 Britis: baa Hes and finest pencil line. mite ortieuiz milla controlling immense correctly styles| the remunerative possibilities are unlimit- SELL XMAS CARDS - pay: no Sunday work, 124 N. 2d st. (c) AOUSER BED ER ENC salads and sandwich, Herz Candy Co.,{| Can be earned in spare tim and °2 4634-—S furnished rodthe wlth board with. § Fi i ST eeesiy Oo, Pieeten lew. mes: tm stocks; territories eesure right page rest — advang er toe oe are The most beautiful line in Americaa and | COOK—Experienced in mbhaties apt work; ee gt * ge ig Jack Ed. S12 Locust st. - Christi yy a we — without board:_* _sestan rc Jev h For eee i; be eri e i —— capita “eme a. m, . — Xe ° ar, . ristmas ca ™_ yi » ra 4 omen: garage. ewish. FOr Pris. Bie : : | limited earnings: commission . we pay unusually large commissians; cards| South Side; steady position; good salary. N WOMAN—With practical nursing exper e Cee US ALESMAN—Reliable man to sell guaran required. Snedecor Textile Co.. 253 Church day poll Gul GUebAt Sle Miliver aad antlest. call | Boe ele Post Oiemeeen, : (e) wards, now with National Hotel Restaurant | "ance to care for elderly woman and assist} free and show how to . 7116—Room with board, all RooM—tLaree ewes) tie teed nursery stock; appoint agents: Dey | st. New_York. ‘BECK & CORBITT CO, in person or write: sample book free. Open —* ——e Employers, Association, 3425 Olive: with housework. Box B-118, Post-Dis..| Pay commissions weekly. - Wr aman ences, Di ome_gooking, ____ | "64 fleor: cae | week ly: ey “Ww methods. Herrick Nurseries, Pp amp COOK—About 35 years of age: must be OUSEKEEPER—Employed; room and a home a . —Room with 2 , ° it Bees) sex ami | inthe: aale of, improxed’ er "unimproved apie Locusr cor | SEMEN eh, GRE SURTMeGS: ROCESS | A Sncat and relibley German pyeterre | hoard in exchange: Tor Tight duties; state | WOMAN, %o,d0, Rourmvork, i exchanes | terme, JAMES, LEE, CARS GMMMMEME io01 foc” yeune man Oneal fl Se 4 SALESMEN—Now calling hy at ae ms property; to sell the finest propery po SALESMAN and Olive “sts. Use _east elevators. (eM) | TOUTS ” peter: ” (e2) | age, nationality and street address, Box Delmar. (c) Su LESEADY a TN = {c} ee of portable garage cords. 3S. H, Stover & | University eg or Rg 5 nage igs Keith This is an earnest endeavor on the| $100 Per Week for Right Man | COOK—General housework. white, $70 R-303._ Post-Dispatch. WOMAN— Middle-aged: more for home pees! ALOZAI, "350 SA—Sou th front room, P Arkvie peLEES ; : Co.. Century Bids., Pittsburg, Pa. ih Cyrus Crane Willmore Org., Inc., ahd S loons cn to — I can use 4 men who believe in their | , C1 month. -— expericriced, with oe f gy gp nel oem Bangg gas A onan wages, , Delor, Riverside A-1 for first fload’ Apart BONA ND. BO ‘RD—2 xcntlemen » twin "ives cxceetia A fay me ; ms ee wo clean-cut, progressive men who ; : Cae references, need apoly orthwoo : rences ; ° N- | 03375. - : ee 7.41 ‘ : SAL JESMEN—E xerienced, ae advertis- 200 Delmar bl, CAbany 2493. (C) | nave iad experience in the sale of services | ability to + eet ie that can stand | »nq floor east. CAbany 1174. (c7) 300. Post-Disnatch, (c) WOMAN— White; — housework: no wash. ments, an opportunity jg oe vivate family. Aclede 7652. (¢) ferences, FO 4 ; ia Fund: wonder ful ane Up. pay daily. 6128 in ve ceuy erent: F new cave tak santionen , i oat Ay Selonion “hare ue ‘To lg am o> le CORSETIFRES—Or one with knowledge | HOUSEKEEPER—For general housework. ing; adults: 3; good ROUNG; Ce $20 a d to b M AND oS ARD—Youne lady, PB a (OO M—W arm, pee ‘ : 4 almost eve c clion where re? 9% ing’. w f ass o ne car ¥ ‘ M4 TS MA N—Head rters Jefferson ey — gy 3 Pag BE oe oe ike ee — aomeey i BR nhs tery . = igo aang celeromen’ ta Regge Ms - em sehen sank gv ogg Bw a 1038 K morning antil 4 oSleck an onver Po rclock month, 3730 Salina, LAclede_$534._ ° : ‘ye per istant ie vt SES 5 OARD—South; private fam- 4 a SMAN—Headquarte r servic s ’ , : i ey ’ — ' " to ey sell to garage trade: ate and €x- or $6000 annually. full time, exclusive insure you ‘of earnings that ont be tae for 3 years or more. See General Mana- | Eighth, third floor. (c) holt ay Miceli, 4748 Natural is 7:30 p. m.; apartment:.2 in family. “5735 in ags, jewelry, Sweaters aie oe two gentlemen. GRand 2383J, (e) ie a pens, usiness Service (27 years) (in| fersitory: act quick, 1-O-L Co Spencer. | than sufficient to cover, eversday needa,’ | Ett. 109 N. Bth et HS | Cokchasige services for rooms light, work: | HOUSEMAID—=White;— good home —and | peter) | blouses; state age expemmmmmameom—Larke. cheerful room. twin, bets 5 ef Chemical Bldg. Ind. en who appreciate the advantage o . sa RR. service ’ : WOMAN—Colored, to menera ouse- wat wo girls employ va amily. Ae oon ew ve purchase plan’ excellent op- | SALESMEN Traveling, Coot scrurer ot | avoiding slumps, dull’ periods, ‘sasuniag Manufacturerers tents, asa Wonuminter, Tc) | eagens Sn toon S06 De “clvercie| "work, aig gn weeminey met nave re | and other details, ae pent eu Pxcepiionally — wall Turolaied | separate bed 3 : co-operative purchase pian c : t wanted by large manuiacturer 7 ’ COU —hkor housewor yard and Bfar- a ‘rences. r _v MS iexceptiona w urn parate 8 at e ' portunity; pruspects furn'shed; exc tusive eopular year- -round selling 8s ecialties; big maximum Carnnes 52 weeks in the year. Will t a t ell thi ot den. with reom and board included. Rlv- to help with children. Phone Caney WOMAN—Reliable: white: to assist with eat pein beds: in private. inadern h ome: eery ©“si17R. ve - territory; commission. , Box R-26 ag D. | commissions, paid immediately ys eppurten eee, Sen pe on. 2 see ges ge he ian He cs ge al s Establishes "00 erside 9457. 0615. Hoffman, 6425 Cecil av. (cl) | ‘cooking and housework; no laundry; ref- : board optional. DLAciede ROOM ANI Stk iie@ ALESMEN—One $20 order nets $30 per ty for permanent, main or side line: con- ? oe eo " ae COUPLE—2 rooms; heat, light, gas; in} HOUSEWORKER — Experienced. Apply erence. W'Ebster 278 SSELL, 3954—Room- and ; com | for 2 respectal eis fie a ; . ‘ f not | you beyond your actual commissions dur-| years in all mechanical trades. What — . . ‘i = ition. Bc yoy Central’ Trust Bldg. preps $150 ao 9 ge ry Drawer 2-46. Ing your first 6 weeks to compensate you | have you to offerc, Send sample or write. ee oe efter light housakeeping Ra: REIRSSEL RacoeEerae SEE TEATT ——— -- WOMAN— Experienc for kitchen | and S ALESL ADY yentent and eR — = vate family © et ~ or your lack cf knowledge of our propo- Ss. W’. JAWITZ CoO.. - i ° nt , 4 general wor n eteria. : — ve urnisi: mod be Gov ame wn Boonville. _N._Y. hardware, a | sition, It interested call W. S. Sawyer 647 Sixth av., New York City. (cl) | Pest:Dispatch. —— | housework: reliable. 1628 S. Broadway. | floor, Sonnenfeld's, 610 Washington. (c a homelike place; private; board optional. BE BALESMEN—STO0_ month Rem aeanmaey eee ee ae taleeman want a oe ee O801 all day Sunday or Mon- : aS ie git will teach Payton neat = eg haem we WOMAN—Settled: genera] housework: no ladies a sell —s of two pulp elede 9540. (cl one piece. fonel ‘al . ~ ‘ “4 ay aiter Dp. m. —_— : giris to ecome experienced cutters on ng cust ] d DElmar 0175 No, 4 N., Kings- ND BOARD —~—V erty c l for infor these trades; large : aundry. . , . a _f ery mations Natloral Cigar Co. High Point, 2 a oe collar with fast re- — _ : . ' BARN $50.00 EXTRA et Sat arenes, hey sel ts eto — DIES—Sell advertising povelttes ~~ highway. Ant. 1, (c7) ines Eee ag reasonable; 2 gentlemen: breakfast op TERNON Oa N. peats: build yourself a permanent busi- ee as SALESMEN—Manulactur- Per week in your spare time selling the i ng Bae dec +5 = nd wor Yat fo09 Christmas cards. Box N-274. P.-D.(c) ;OMAN—Middle-aged,. in want of a good We will train you, . nepal: awe A, GRand 3597M., : otis — fe SALESMAN—Sideline man, for city and] ness; only a responsible, high-class man erg selling direct Suite. topcoats, over | finest range of personal Christmas cards; a aht Sonar anufacturing ° LADY—To take orders and solicit: ref- home; assist with pousawars ; wages. Call 00M AND BOARD—l or 2 — ERNON en aine territory. on commission ba- considered, familiar with the wee 3 PD: po tong a aoe. see SSO. ARR 9 a highest commissions. Starting now with aaa ington. 7th floor, erences, 3802A Ashland. (ec) | or write. Mrs. E. L. Raining. Bonhomme DOMESTIC ELECTRIC | all conveniences; private a gatholic La gahe ; oon sis; the other a7 must be fully as good, | state your qualifications, Box Aa o ‘i Fifth avenue models: fit guaranteed: 6.| PUT co-operation assures success. Sam- tae ena ge gr gan yee LADY—w —Work shoe store; light work; 1et- and Dieimen rds., Clayton, Mo, ¢ CO 908 PINE ee asonable: Riverside 21 VERNON. BTR Primo Pants, 1627 Washington. (c) | SALESMEN—38, satisfied with about day delivery: Unusual bonus plan to pro-| ples free. Weekly payment. Get de- erences. 733 S. Broadway. WOMAN—Colored or white;.to stay on ) OOM AND BOARD—For 4 young Men: SALESMEN—To sell NORGE electric re- a day at the start; chance to earn $50 ducers: restricted territory t — uae ’ Work.} taille. JAMES LEE CARD CO., 29 S. Jean H, Powers, Statler LADY—First-class. negative retoucher., place: do washing and ironing: Fg, Pan ; good meals: ate to cars and bus N wr frigeration for homes: sj satisfied Norge a “week inter: bandio the weil- cer Sol rs: large attractive selling outfit with} Clinton st.. Chicago., Bi 217. ° Need gre alg al ‘Nigh-class women peend samples in answer to ad. Box N-92. housework. $25 month. — gee _Shand GRand_ 43773 7 Zac | hades x6 owners help you to se orge wcan . -3 yard swatches free Vrite representatives i mall towns also. ~-| Post pa bury 9M—Small private family wan o i lifetime refrigeration and is quiet. Call | credit_ for all mail and phone orders. Ap-/| Mastercraft Tailors, 632 broadway, today po: mh ch nh _— FO- ceptionally good: call in — on onl LADY—To housework. in exchan rc. WOMEN—For general ypake shop work. p room and boatd or share their apartmens VERNOS. 5714 Monday morning. _Norge Co,, 4000 Laclede, | ply 402 N. Boyle, 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 p.m. BAKERY SAI ESMAN—Experic . $50- $75 EXTRA WEEKLY erences, Monday. 10 to 4 Fre ronen ~ “ie , .* Ke H Candy Co. 512 (¢e a ladies or couple employed. Rospect ' os (c2) . —Experienced retail | ales Employment Service, 625 ‘Wainwright mand board; steady place. Box N- ers Sane = , . SALESMEN-——Oultdoor Electric Sigus: good : bakery house-to-house salesman: state Easily earned spare time showing sam-| Bldg. 246. Post. -Dispatch. (c) | WOMEN—Good ee athe CANVASSERS AND SOLICHS 136. alin rh competition. wonderful vi sel ‘oo stone ret bs naga os tr a TEN Font prog atch. _(c) es Personal ansl business Christmas | DRAPERY WORKROOM MANAGER—Box LADY— Attractive | or bs ge for oar or | cation. Ap a u and. 12 ‘Mtonday. - WOMEN gp ROOM—Retined flat ‘with 2 s 2 oumerer eau pets S SALESMEN—F . x p u in i are ple Seti Setunt ln, 1 oni, tate cali ie a ins | pega RAE PL | Soin aly ‘tne pen | VOR RE wasn | yea connec | ares ee ADVERTISING, SOLICITO eereezcrees, Sh vee: Seen eee Se do, O Iku Fe SLE — Whi ne a conv nce ote x n Knockout | $75 per week; no canvassers or house-to- | DISTRICT MAN AGERS—For WASE FON key and Santa Clothsigns; sold wherever ath eee number, Box W-177,. bic — al pe os for full details; samples free. ARTIS-| ¢) work 5 cate mete caitear 'sitaeha te to ry to Age age references: “S076 a an an OF seacy i alt for_ar ais: 1 or 2 employed ladies or gente room: good ma shown. Standard Studios, 436 N. Clark, mde aE , shon Ads in col-| TIC PURLISHING CO., 323 W. Ran-| business and professional men on Buick per month, no washing pply i -years or over; in en: modern, private, Protestan WasHINGTOM Chicago. .r es ge eg eo a aeettor seo _ Solenaia’ Parsaeeiel are ae aon if Gee dolph__ st... = Chicago. Representatives | sedan. Humane Society Shelter Fund, 333 Cabanné av., eeeser, ait 4394RK. Must 7” ish: ’ LADIES—Experlenced ho B situated in Compton Heights; must be seen ‘room. pet: SALESMEN—Amazing new metal . office Be gy i AE gga lng ot fe og pont Cait. - tars Mfg. Co. 3124 — wanted in small towns also. Missouri Theater Bldg. or 6128 wor iaaairietien answering state age and ex- inne ondere or food pro products - to be appreciated: particular De ore- WASHINGTON and store device making salesmen $29 and | pegiately. Good for $5000 yearly. We |nepin avenue. Minne > ge “ : cx EFIN D—UNENCUMBERED . N-311 nstan an rec ere board optional more daily: real sensational seller; guar- | fypniey everything. deliver and collect. nepin a’ —E— nn. FINISHERS—Experienced. Age 25 to 45, for permanent position | perience. 5: (c) wholesale prices. ISSELL, 4270-—Nice. warm room for ’ antecd; write quick, Arnold Inc. Flint. | Capital or experience unnecessary. FKyr- ae 4516 Lindell. (c) | with prosperous firm. Give phone num- salary and commission; entlemen: private family; board if de be aa ii Mich. Fyter Co., 1556 Fyr-Fyter Bldg.. Dayton. | qERF EXPERIENCED FINISHER On trousers, steady. room | DéT, address and age in first "letter, Box . a «Apply Sunday _GRand_ 3929W —- eae sede: a , / ee y : run SALESMAN—We have a real connection | Ghio- ac ee two — opening for young " pn ” 503, 922 Pin (c) | W-190._ Post-Dispatch, (cl) | WRAPPERS—Girls must be Baby wanted to board: | jean - sales engineer who has had special- . 1 arried men who want permanent posi- | ‘ 7 . —— LAUNDRESS—W : : Proven home: beat of care: firet floor. ve t: selling experience in heating or power SALESMEN ‘We have & sales opportunity tions, good earnings and a chance to rise SALESMEN FUR FINISHER Paper need; no ged erate electric washer: “Goer St S be Op- experienced. Apply employ- WOME ND anos : 8 1 loved couple oF miria. ATERMAN, ant work: give full details s of past ex- for experienced men who have proven | quickly to executive positions in a national] We are in immediate need of = apply. Log Cabin Fur Co., 123 Lo t. Louis. full or apare Oe. pon a. to lL, 9608 LENA. 286 miploy large front: # perience. Box N-81, Post-Dispatch. (c) their ability selling pianos, automobiles, | company; the work is in our highly suc- exper.enced washing machine cus (c) LAUNDRY HELP-—Expericnced hand | ment office. B NUGENT & in ag Pe 4th_s room x : all after le emploved: @ SALESMEN—Scot-Scamp cleans chimneys vente a rs gen eee cessful branch a Syd ne A — — saiesmen; remuneration in pro- SENT AL HOUSEGIRL—Best of wages. ironers. Aalco Laundry, 3700 ar oe 3x) BROS D q CO ( ) — AW, sedUA— Late wel eee WATERMAN, le ae eur: sane | Seo Sheetal Galery Ghc Commianon; wee. SO leaves, tI portion to your ability. j] -Home Domestic Agency, 5743A Delmar. -_ 3x i ra 4 c m with twits ° - with hoard: re ; © a ig my “Seven Genie rs. Large com- wt ho confidence. Box ane siemens ts ony those “ get ' DOMESTIC ELECTRIC co GIRL—Willing to do housework by the nek cautetee ior chit oe marker ROOMS AND BOARD Be suns aT $9. Mand SRA gW te ent 1315R. wMission. Simplex Co.. 46 W. 4th st.. St | —— : ceive consideration. H. N. Selling, 1233] 908 Pine St. (cl) Gav: write ty 1027 Allen, Miss_Jancek._ | gry, 4300 Finney av. (ce) | YOUNG GIRI-—White, to do light house-| ROO MS WITH BOs BOARD—CiY meals; heat, continuous _hot water a0, Tara iL N—To call on dealer trade for En maa; & Ge mee 8 Chicano. (cl) GIRL —Young. white, general housework: MAID—For part d lh + work. 6630 Clemens. CAbany 108eW,. MS Ea SHENANDOAH. 4133—Larue room and ofenleman, {ro SALESMEN—To call on_dealer trade for sale 25 ollow up ° _must co home _night®, 4426 Blair. (c) or, part day. general housework: c44) | RIDGE. 5930—R ~ eo ROW. . ‘ts to whom advertisi atter has bee omen anartment: adult O : oom and board SERRE board for 2: twin beds, GRand 2304 FOrest 5762W, | ae ecgestion. Lite in pode Ban ng manijed: producers can earn real money next ITALIAN SALESMEN—W GIRLS—To distribute cards; call Mon- MAI a i 2 Foret LGR — YOUNG WOMAN—Capable. who | ap- Sera trcarentome | RS rn SO ATL. 4121— Neat room tood ari et aOR Arceasory Distributing Co.. 143 0 Michizan., few months: full co- -operation giv en: posi- ing or two men only 2 pare an. open- day, 8 to 9. 6152 Page. ences, Call JEfferson 6870. wea. Hunter preciate good home and weekl allowance OOMER Wid. — eirl to Doas if chome and me fala: e vil 2 t ; on en loy' Chicago. tively no investment to make: commission] 45° Jf you apply = Mt pt = REAL ESTATE SALESMEN GIRL—White: genera! housework; refer- MAID—White, for cooking and assist itn to help mother with housework and care room mother, t 22 “Tr gat with board: TSTMINGTER \ SALESMEN—Tool and equipment sales-| 28 per cent. Henry Card & Co., Fullerton | training. we will show you how to earn tee . ences. PArkview 29113. (c7) ,nousework, 7179 Washington. PArkview of child, Call Hijand 0208, ROOM AND BOARD— Ladies: cae a vate: $8. m3 "boards prices men: largest, strongest line in America; | Ride. more than $100 per week. Dignified A few real estat l GIRL —For pear housework, fall 10 | 2194J,. 500 COLORED GIRLS conveniences; ree able. : mm 43——Rooms, be nice | good margins: big money to producers; | SALESMEN—Side line, eelling responsible | work that will lead to rapid rn a ate satesmen to 1. 4438 W. Pine. : MAID—White. ed: for 7 = c) ROOM AND BOA For 4 ae Sia Rae te neighborhood; con- West, “ee city, State tad a Side, Phone Mac Kay, | manufacturers line metal polish and mya, and earning. Call in. person and| With ability and good records | GirnL—white. TTT cook. to assist “te ite, experienc or tirst floor For stuffing and packing dates. good | reasonable COlfax. 1841 W. Wenient. Victor 27185. WE +17 |e Riverside OUI6W (c) cleaners to hotels, institutions, etc.; sales Mr. De Ville. 105 oF Sth st. (cl) agipiat with child: gooa wages. PArkview 7261. Rh gay Rn M be — 2 “And serve ar wages. __We_vay_dailv._206 N__2st,_(c2) vay_dailv. 206 N_ 2st, (c2) BOARD AND ROOM— Will board Gili RING. 1805 oom. unusually large bay whe! a@ man calling on “the drug me a See or write Mr. Correll between 11 and 1 with our new fall © of gf am, , re : *, BRS vit eka i i rel gr Sy . »| MANAGER—For downtown noonday cate- AGENTS WANTED--WOMEN RooM—Preity me and double mae’ Smet apartment. GRand i94ig. (el) | ¥ EST PINE ment stores; no competition; worth whi'e| Monday, Tuesday. Rialto Theater Bldg. | est tailored shirts: big double l6xl4 Country Club district. Plenty SE -— teria; state salary and reference. Box —————— fined lady or gentleman: svlendig iam : 342 ; emt 1; good OTe position. Write to A. L. Johnson T. Grand av., Room 302. samples sell on sight: outfit; no ex- y “a GIRL—Colored: general vuousework; stay | N-56, ‘Post- Dispatch. (c) | AGENTS—We have worked up a new 52013 MeevISTA, 3421 — Couple mn. x aon O780.. Co., 308 Meyers Arcade, Minneapolis, SALESMAN —Specialty man. experienced perience necessary: write today, Sinclair of prospects. Unusual activity. on place. JEfferson 9688 MANAGER—For new Weat 1 hew West End efficiency | sales plan that will easily net you from Be reat 28h meals: reasonable.. GRan¢ inn. calling on retail) and wholesale grocer Shirt Manufacturing Co.. 730 N. Kings: |®} 1] t a f ee , | GIRL—To take care of child in _mother-| apartment. give full particulars as to | $10 to $15 a day. Paris Laboratories, 2632 noe 17k , 2 ot . ROOMS ee ery aeneet Ege Ban yg trade: one acquainted with Southern Ini pury.—Chica go, xceiien opportunity Or right less home; stay on place, 316 Berry st. experience. Jog ae 5 etc. Replies con- | Olive st.. St. Louis, Mo. (c) =are. Eas 33 sik z —y] Southweg No0u eT tine tlle becmendc nois territory: salary and expenses; RESENYTATIVE—Calling | departme } h nin: GIRL——White; general housework. CAb- | fidential, Box W- Post-Dispatch. WOMEN—$2 an hour spare time; 100 ae a5) 3: te. —o on oo “a 4 a eee aa ti tionally advertised products: wonderful stores, introduce tubular roll stothiie eat. men. Call Monday mor pang any 5997. 704 Leland. Small apartment. MILLIN ERY DESIGNER per cent commission; new idea sanitary “ego operative in Coarding aad ‘bod 1 ae ‘Vehdiilings viaby natadne xcke FOrest 43532 Sshington. D.C. ST See tee dhadlines Pesgstintnss ite shoes | dncon™ 2° Boberteon Co. 313 8. High BIXBY & SMITH, INC., | Gikt—For general housework, references} experienced oaagg E BEE laundr privileges. $5.8, weal PxiNcsimiGHWay. 2733 S-Room and | RM ALESMEN—Sell printing at half; make | number, Box G -65, Post-Dispatch. (c) | jR } 316 N. redusred_ S05 1_Waterman. $e) cellent salar and enortnaige ~- maent ria ag sree pore nee old - 192 Bost-1 Disp wa : 2 gentleman or employed couple; ewlen coup 40 per cent: big line e:; full or part time: SALESMEN ss men who have had sgell- et make See es yee’ manufactur- 316 N. 8th Street. (c) GIRL—Over 20. for general housework; | position. Box N- 26, ost- Dispatch. (c rane ae. og methods: pay —_, wt WANTED—To 4a Bevery “con venicnee : private home, Re ; go ge Raker makes $2 daly: samples free. | “ing experience; if you are the type of | sion paid dali : torre og ae. SALESMEN N—Over 22 fo Our no_ washing. 3539 Sidney, (c) MILLINERY D , deliveries: ho collections; —— 18 months, call Cin dell "3at4 Ald fable. tr oo gpverts Printing, 515 Broadway, Albany. man who is not afraid to work you_can | quality: I oo ughest r GIRL—White, general housework; ust ESIGNER or capital required. Write Mary coleman. WANTED—Children of ; NION 1370 N.—Dandy room and board. + q y: elaborate outfit free.’ Marvel Oo nre-school age h. | adults. Hig earn not less than $300 per month; Hud- | 339 South Paulina, Chicago, shee electrical appliance sales de- ve f000 cook; _good wages. _W Ebster 10. Thoroughly experienced, medium- priced Ys. Meriden, Conn. Meriden, Conn. Bone Hote Say Naren —> “ ri t ~*~ 713 in. u : SABTON, 32] LES MEN— 2. between the ages of 28/ sell Christmas greeting cards in box as- | mot ‘ rocucers p10- 3117 B Co., 1224 Washington av dren; including latest “silk to Ton’’ vate family. 2 oS lent , EA . ; and 40, capable of selling a Righ- grade | sortments. Our wonderful box assortment sartment Ce Novelty Advertising Co..." De- ar ee (02) E Spert: Men's Fancies. XMAS LIN NE NOW yay ‘3061 A— pom and i : BANNE, 5515— L wages. ath; sleepin ie Bpecialty : this is a permanent connection is the finisted published: $2 to $4 per OO CON. Oe splendid Bony ] a i colored egaag ; OPERATORS READY. Capital, experience unnecessary : dry b7 BC r} or cour ND . or 3 employed woplet ‘yeasons e. ANK.LLN, Which can be developed into a position | hour earily earned. We have a magnifi- | SOMETHING NEW—Necessity sells $7.50. ant? tates Seniesa ae | Semestineed: bentenhate t Ap-| We furnish samples: silk hoge for your| MADISON, 2937—Room and a t ie cL} $2.50 uo w i with executive responsibility; for appoint- | cent box assortment, containing 21 hign-| costs you $1: bie repeater: write for sam- :2 acas onday_ morning. (c ply NEW ERA SHIRT co bol L P- | own use free. NEW PLAN ac-C-Chee | conveniences. Lindell 7617 = 5550— , t rooni iris. ; nt call — erson, Melbourne jotel, grade Christmas greeting cards and fold- | ple. Merchants Ass'n., Pontiac Bldg. Chi- GIRIL-—White, general housework; small ~~ 0.. W170-744 cinnati. 0. PRAIRIE 3 3 A >. iB adids panty ‘optional; reason- LINDELL. 5b i hristmas cards; ejers, @ach with eavelope. steel engraved, | cago, : family; very good home; $20 month. ae cz) ee Y tir ee "1 _ RIE. mt nly ag -_ and board; 6a le FOrest 5188. (e) ned 3 Line Beautiful ‘ $50-375 weekly: moa colored. paneled a. ordered; sells for | won CAbany_ 51047, POLICY WRITER—Experienced, fire and sell ticket at an sen Saeed ] “ Dee et fm CABANNE, 5 TAcust : erately Ra Sv 40 per cent commission; | $1. costs 50c. othing ever sold Legins 0 E you ever offered a grocery store? _ | GIRL—Young, white, for housework; go tornado; no other need apply. Call 715 App! oe atx 6128" EL ~ = (c46x) SARAH, 1804—Nice sleepin jaar om “ployed: third beping ° t ion te ard outfit Chica on manor to compare “with Write i a dia ar oe how Gee beads coe ey a “Oil, ie nights; no Sunday work. 2672 | inwright Bldg. (c) at aes family ;_ gentlemen; _ be . ‘ meio) : it udios els icago ass eae S rite immedaiately tor groceries, auto oi alifornia. (c) | POLISHER—For silver jewelry k; | SALESLADY—Experienced, wholesale d AYLOR, 3533 N: GABANNE, 5032—1al a- ¥ tires and paint: no t i or jewe wor : ry - CABANN t s AN. articulars and samples. Waltham Art D * no rent, no investment in GIRL—wWhit “ experienced part refe goods: baby specialty: on commission, | Meals; private home, : if h own car. training: that. will help | RL-——White, general housework; expe party preferred. Apply J. Y peel einai - me “Ponable: board optional. Forest 41877, WARREN, 1313A—Sleeping_ roomy Bae BANNE. room; private "‘entr p21. Wit Ma ghigwe pers 7 uf "tonvenient: od water: board optional. -abllaners. Water st., Dept. 19-M. Bos- ovted big pay; write; just say ‘show me.” Bolland Jewel B 393 itch rienced: small family; good wages. CAb- | Bolland Jewelry Co., 1002 Locust” st, Box _ W-393, _Post- SaaS asemaene Pree es Ss. cheock a say Wholesale Grocers, 30 THAUE h | A IN any 2631J. 6601 Kingsbury, 3d "floor. (c) PREGSER Bvcaee en work shirts, | SALESLADI£S—Experienc Ay downtown 4 * Ah DE st GRRE Cs Pty ON RRO A a ES St PRON a ot iF Sapumietions: old house, “cttrestives linn, , : WONDERFUL sideli GIRI-—-White; general housework: 2 in| Hed Diamond Clothing Co.. 801 Lucas av, | comey selling: over 25 years of age, Hors ie ve full particulars. Smith Pharmacal | SALESMEN—The New York Life Insur-| commission in adv cae $05 beg ming 2 family. 429 Somerset, Webster Groves, eee ES c) i. aL NE 19— {# a 323 East B4th st. New York City. ance Company wants two more young | Coveralls and Fg wect lg Fllhen ged doy : Mo.. WEbster 3095W. (c62) PRESSERS ALE LADIES—One $20 order By ah CaTEs —7058— “Room and board. Sleeping bow ee LESMEN—Sell Christmas greeting | men right now for permanent positions. | Name or advertising embroidered on back: oe gre, 108 peep wee ee nee ORT. On wash dresses and aprons. Apply | petition. 310 Fe Big Trust Bi Northwest Leon PAOk, SO p cards: $15 daily easy: lowest prices: pay |I have personally trained 25 men who are | every workman, business, merchant pros- totes Set, BOWERY. | Pere, For ce. KF OREST CITY MFG. CO., Mr. Gove. Bldg. BOARD CHILDREN—Mot# me CATES, ‘on Excellent qarals: Fans geping © : Gaily; elaborate $10 portfolio 60 samples | making incomes ranging from $3500 to pect: outfit free, Leeding, 70 East i8th Ths ain, (c) est 4246 RE Z_men; reasongd ASHINGTO! free. York Printing Co.. 4416 Elston av.. | $15,000 per year. ‘Those I-am looking | Chicago. _ GIRL—wWhite, general housework, assist 1627_Washington, “( SALESLADY—To call on piano = “PA M 51485 r 5 03 ar emen room; god “ug for will need to be the same type as the averen SUBSCRIPTION with haby: experienced: no cooking. CAD- PUPIL A308 Gree Josephine Hos- | few hours daily for high-class firm; one 6.50. Unio a to shire room ey bo board. é SALESMEN—Now callin On automotive | men now with the company. Let me ex- New $142 00 cain pays $0.00 to $7,00 anv 2546, ® . ic) pital. 1630 S. Gra with auto preferred: small lary and com- Cc Z et ES. 5041—Good meals, country cook- § trade in Missouri and Illinois to sell re- pais this position to you ee H. E.| commission and bonus. dress J. GIRL—Who can sell. both by telephone | S“AMSTRESS — Cneraered white wo- mission, _Box_R-230, Post-Dis. ROOM AND BOARD-—Young, [ais sm reasonable. . + mag eed eorings as . side_line: commis- baa mb A pncy praetor, 1117 ptt ath Woods, A. W. Shaw Co.. chin a G. and on floor: position with eetanre in | ,™an. thoroughly experienced, for house- | SALESLADIES—Who have gs a like, _COlfax 33% ES. 5O066A—Room and q us fey 44 a Saree Service ng, ; eventh and Locust paieee S IT AND OVERCOAT. $2050 high-class photographic studio, Box a oa gy eng A my — we Payne nbn Be Humane’ Society | aay Taha @, ase —. OOM. J oy ag emo ot soifax | it at BARRETT. a4 | Sy GUTS: THE ITIP : , | wo suits or any two garments, $29.50. i a2, roost: ispatc (C) | refere requi 4 ; reasonable he "aiicubtels cll ect ne wen ‘Dureery stock; Want live wires to sell: experience unneces- O GIRL—For general housework and cook-| pl Phone > fading Land” saat Lindel | SACESTAD SLADIE i fe) | Bs BELT. 13n¢ a ole demand: commission paid weenly, | SALESME sary; our salesmen making big money: ex- ing to take position about Nov. 5. Call] gfanp 2 . S—Can earn big money sell- SPALDING, , : roping * : lems Sons’. Nurseries. Desk 7. Roches.| sive sale —Opvortunity for an, axgres- |tra large selling samples; write or ‘wire 90 Arundel Place, Hilcrest or phone | 5S@CRETARY wen educated, = on, cur tickets on Buick cones pleasant, Forest 617 “ ely f ere a hat e ter 'N "t # yh cinity, “selling the atinel Bursts: = ‘of Broadway at oo | Rroadway Clothes, | PAruviow _ 14487. asod exceptionally, intellizent "Sfaea: = She ter Fund. Sh3 Missoun i The “ Society Be For - i onl rr orivate fam. | BODIER. roor cae SALESUMEN Familiar with men's or high-grade art advertising. A very euc- - st.. New z ork City. GIRL—Wr hite: for housework: no laundry; | ‘vious legal experience not “seeentinl:’ Bo or 6128 Easto eater ( cz) *ARA. 5—~—In private : apartment Ast GRANE : women, retail] trade, sell popular raincoats | C®8ful season makes possible a more elab- Mak 1 TO BIG MONEY! zo home nights; call Sunday after 10 a@.| age and salarv exnected. Box N-8. P.-D. | SALESGIRLS rs licit small t 7 WILL board ? jarke front: & 4 d slickers: commission: ive references. | O°, line than ever. including exelusive | »,, ee si 00 weekly selling our beautiful There are a thousand salesmen m. Mrs. F. M. Henry. 498 W. Lockwood - | ap canta, who own and drive a. car. | & cet, 5073— FAR ® . » year = Rey aay se menage art blotters. fans, ge ra 7 Every dealer will buy $3000 a year pong Moy gs on to Che rry st. in front of house, (c) ced ] 07 First eathaen Prive Pe Fi Gerke. Sou board, y-Ina serv n 8s writ - > sd oY . ; | i er name | direct br repectalized: items," Poneto pencils catia acne enclosing 50 cents for making $10,000 to $15,000 a GIRL—hright and willing. about 16-18 ence ; also operators ON | Broadwa (c2 exposure: . eS ae eee board: | ; ; Bl ove holiday grecting, idea for ings. 3500 0 a year and upward a yeri- | tory. Make 200 per cent profit: Fie poser year here with us. We have sx Picci Agia gare pg Bwiny sane oe Union Special yoker feller and SALESLADIES—New discove prevents South Brag ae a line. Weekly commissions. Newton Mig. | a ‘Tellable. full-time aeceenary, We want Chicega, me tater Co. 170 N. Wells, —" gee Py bag ant ree: ate aasery expected. Box W- gorer machines ELDER MFG ep weelliy: suilien aleminen un Bon Bh wn y— BLOC DELMA ; onl 0- sckeeping | ae ae ae. saree —. iberal_ commissions. Sy and 1 OPPORTUNITY Why not come in and talk to me. one prone and pressing lace| CO.. 13th and Lucas and 7600 roe: rn. Chicago, Biltex Co., 304 §&, AELABAML BOs 7 = at location, « . : oo Make Pm “Sisko t eo $350 weekl ith oe : . & .: 100 7 yy. | with car to list and eell real estate: re. 5 patened. wW season opens latter y + WHEATON curtains; experienced on Schramm stretch- oie ie SAL IES—~Sel for youn tholic gir won : ; rite the vi our specialty: aokes ” Goin it. bi > TON C. FERRIS, : : ell Christmas cards; ung Catne : seta 7 | gene Scot Bag @ herd, this line, The 2 Thos, D Murphy Gon Red oo all mail order repeat business 1601 Boatmen’s Bank Bldg.(c) tit Br esodteitow Lace Curtain Cleanki Michigan. (c) mae ine grind as wn ; bs g ee 4 fy ~ " firet tase Soe ‘ ployed | te BRAND. 19 man : r an credited your account. State experi 143° : r cent com s; first-class meals: empire mf s wt Lee-Schermen, 3503 Gravois. (c62) WEN references. Write today. Bos 1142, os: Co., 1439 Belt Lav. (c2) Se oe ae to fake. orders for sion; elaborate 60-card outfit free. South. ARSENAL, 4142-—Front room g 4:364—Rooms wit Lee SALESMEN—Exclusive sales territories; Experienced ore mium or advertising | C280. py ta, yy age oF agar tetentg ME gaa SPOTTER cern See | man meer Studios, Wells and Harrison, Chi- |“? Jadies or couple employ i earona bie GRAND, tail “4 . ihe nse = . th . carrying full commissions on all business | 8@!e#man with car for brand-new deal—big | MEN — Neatly dressed and of good cook and do clean work: go home nights: yressing ladies’ plain sued, P cietfer ARSENAL, 1946A—Room an LMA 4— Room e : are now open for contract to men who are ag Re sale or merchants: $15 ee enrectert to solicit subscriptions for references: phone GRand 0215: none other Cleaning Co.. 7204 Oakland. Market-City 5 gage pa experienced, house to ntlemen; private family; me pone cooking: hot water. wee othe eleciric household refrigerators. Box W-380" | uttit FERCEY CO FE WoO. We idee | mpectal indornan, Mall towns: attractive need_apply. (c) | Limits_trahsfer_corner. (c) | apply vin person, 4:3 Om ont Monday: INE. 4217A—Room son hue eee t-Dispatch, Omaha, Neb. . | P. E, Burke, 207 First National Life Bldg. GIRL—To answer telephone and make her- | STENGGKAPHER—Or dictaphone ovpera- | Ralston Purina Co., 8th: Mr, Wells, | 2: Private family twin ‘beds. CA AL BBM ANVaecenes Nov. 1: excellent, (c2 self generally useful in peng ta and tar; good ge ag agg St. Louis Fire | SALESLADIES— We have 3 a for | BLAINE, 36025A—Nicely ~ mc en position, MR ok nk oo SALESMEN. MANUFACTURERS —wiSA) ns +c emg asf oe salary expected and | Door Co.. 1134 6th st (c) eneat appearing salesiadies: these posi- board optional. GRand cre At tractive: Mission, in Missouri: sell staple ine ape- Will act as agent, or sell anything not HELP WTD.—MISCELLANEOUS | ony TE ter pesos employed. N- "Te G. Cae pp to poset. ‘aloes a the + ony Lage Be ot ~ gan Charo anon ae Shere” rooms in lon tinnd peop i noone iberal ae in Addition to gala 1% uft bon. areca Se teal : excellent cialty general retail trade; weekly és Not a million-dollar job—just an honest| represented in vicinity. Established 20 | STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY — Mar- HEMMER—Experienced. on work — and salary wanted. Box |. N-7> Post-Dis..(¢) ear-round pro i Rand ce against commissions. ‘Rice Co., proposition that will carn a/ years in all mechanical trades. What| ried man or woman, under 40 and over! Red Diamond Clothine Co.. 801 Lucas av. STENOGRAPHHR—For law office; 2d room, two,” with board. G Fort, Detroit. Mich. ard worker a decent living: manufacturer! have you to offer? Send sample or write. | 30 rN: . ~—Advertising : Knights of ye ad Pa pon TP ng tA Fm mp ii cae : fs as WITZ CO., 647 Sixth av. New piel ggg A Bn Bg Ne vaste gn ee OUSEGIRL— White: country: preferred: Position; state age. education, experince ms ont lias. ‘need | more good men. experi- | ful applicant given proper trainin Tib- JXork City. (cl) ly. alert, sober, reliable: must follow type- general housework. Bory N-248, P.-D.(c) 3 nef ns salary expected. Box G-410, "| my — om ein pent Mla oo " BOTANICAL, 4017A—Room ene ci fee | for tial: salary or commission: pho ne ‘Lin- eral weekly advance again . commission Ww ohne eat tad the ting as a business: preference given to HOUSEGIRL— White. for —— house- | see. (c7) | lished nationally known firm; ve 5 men oF employes Gem Fm Neer ar ote) ao tee 2 mene Lin: nate must own car. E. Budde. pon ae ®, are parne ae ‘rated manufacturer, br oe = buying or selling experience; } work. 7380 Pershing av. (c) STBNOGRAPHER—Dusiness man wants to unnecessary: $200 a month with opportu- ate pow scc ists | EERE Cumolen oh “det.” worent SovoM, Br | FPO Nas, Dees selling owe territory “for | chance for savancement: city reference re- | HOUSECIRE, — For amergl housewnrk | ,MAKe arrancemente with capable. etenor- | nity fur’ Carly advancement’ reaver : ie MENSINGTON. 6142-—Roome- steam heal ES ME pera tooth paste: as" capital and is dignified selling: not nouse- | Work of thjs kind: good aarery. Apply saan $37) Magnolia: call after 2. (c) +o werk regularity. cv sltiee. Soar aan 28. ae "hy ambition and personality over rere front df F ed with ~ furnace; co furnishes: lusive county Seadi rights now open: ——=—e | tO-house. Man we want must ;ive lo- man Bidg.. 2117 2117 Franklin v, HOUSEGIR -—For general housework. | days a week: give details of experience, | Pe i Je or college graduate. J. §,| CALIFORNIA. 3416A—Niee : -f not ae n eins protes of F. w. pinned and devote entire time. Give full -¥ 247 Crittenden. (c) | ete. Box R-30. Post-Dispatch. aE © F _ Washington. Chicago, _and_ board for 2. a% | ‘Det is” 5 We ‘Pha oe C9 ae At ESM Son information about reel first ‘tia HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS HOUSEGIRE— White, no a 4 Clayton aT UGRAP EES AND BOOKKEEPE on market, big : communion J. A. Rich. “Slee yoom: a 9 aie, a 5 | SMES Be TTT N, J. HANDKERCHIEFS. AND ae at ean at. Chicago. APPRENTICE—For beauty shop. Call | HOUSEGIRIL-—White, for general house | be on yl el salary $85. must ee 578 . 8 Madison av., N. ¥. "AST sa _ competent men to introduce "Stylo ee Opportunity for man calling on $3 hour! re opin Sinest tine’ ey 1664_8._ Jefferson. (c)| _work._ Apply 746 Kingsland, second floor. | reply state age and past experience, what atepins, aeied al ee tee ge Copy paper: sold ] tithe department stores to carry line of l & ne finest line Xmas cards, ARMATURP WINDER—On Ford arma-| HOUSEGIRL -— Experienced; reference; | @uties were. This is a very desirable posi- | outfi vt inlay ol big, Carnines, } ‘business firms and Offices.” oounenbe. popular-priced, | imported, hand- em aes, cont eaten gta eee tures. _3849 Cleveland. _ (c) | Sood salary. 629 Bates, (c37) | tlon. __Box_N-304, | Post-Dispatch. (c) 450 ‘Pitiobug, Pa bei. oi Vicia ut | ES TANCEMeMIRy TON; | Hire." strand Prem 36S eae S| Beauty Parlor | gueiitnd tear homer ncneral irgeiionciahend Sr oct | COATS GM Sgad Rae lane Tee BRIDGE SETS. C 35 wis rfu sposition, experien or begin-| sell a high-class line of hol * 137 —Comtort able stearn hes ng gual y' commissions daily, sell- — on lereitory "connec: ee a etapa AN WA TED. non © Operators no — y Wont ha r . Columbian Bidg.. Washington, | Mme Sch f. b fiir i ’ ashier, $85 weekly. Selling experience unnecessary ¥ ance through our St. Lowe festa breech hi d f : eee eauty parlor, SRT Tepe Imaal“ ay. 4% _ oi ae MENt dictation, $80-885, ee adore this amazing comfort chain. : or through one of the leading department Fo thir loor. 2: references required. ; ent typing. ree sample offer. Lingerie ‘‘V" Co., : ur million gol uir 52 Kingsbury pi. Consolidated, 1204 Ambassador. -| Wi Jack sage ~The men selected will be trained | of season. Play ore regret the closing GIRL-—Neat. white, for housework, | ¢st fee in St. Louis. - —— ’ son, Chicago ur business; must have neat apnaran ibl ine makes pos- Sti B lain kk SLATE-TILE ROOFING — uc if you gun sity berponeliy: quick pronution manage crew ag ee wae Bm os aer & Fuller aca Barimer’ eY. “2d “Hoot. ie eae milf ‘with mall oP & oan “ yietrernen —e. ceKcequeu: ma ualify, MR. MI Lc knows golf. b o ar with sma rd. able erson 6322 _ re Bits brompily, 1 Railway succeeed t bas a fittle Bie the will rte Experien n raw r es ny use- | to do typing and filing; must he ——— e m ; ° r write sseetvang business: bond and work; small home" in. county: smal} sal- | to retails tore hours; gal ne Nh . RIES, INC., Chagrin F | National & references. : at Ba volte, raincoats, slickers. | : al Fur Co., 303 N. Main st. tay at home or not. Phone WAbash | Apply 8:30 Monday. ‘Wolf 6, Broadway ments outfit, ; — . » dc) and ‘Washington. -453 .QF Be “Buperbult,

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1927. SUNDAY, Fa Sorters | NEW Saye ~~ psSezo 8 20 =r 900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With or Without Board—Is the place you have been seeking advertised today? _DUSEAS ork. Northeast _ ROOMS WITH : sue ys POST-DISPA fCH. | SW BOARD—West _} ROOMS FOR RENT—North ROOMS FOR RENT—South ROOMS FOR RENT—South 1 ROOMS FOR RENT—Wese ROOMS FOR RENT—Wese 1113 N, Tay- | ¥ free rt » DO can. eet g530A—Hoom and board; | MAP ; aa —7 . °LE; 3130—Front y ss —— (c4) i ‘I ficuT. , PRospect 101. Cel} nt room with board: | PALM. 3616—Light housek SETT. 4227A—Si . Li 1338 Hodia- | SALE a, =~ Be : EN Riven Asertaea A, 2 —— home, steam heat, near car pi Saas rooms; ail convenjences, ed (ary yt Ps dads prefe teed ow watusetahed eiedlbesevttelbemeanpaliemene oe oy $3) $4 ana. "te {c) , nd. : garnished rooms. twin beds: steam MARYLAND, 434 Large front room; “all Trice re ee (89) go ag erie om ~ oan , aie a i SGA, reid Goupletely furnished, Sue os —Lagge = Q-— B , 834 mh and straight SALE: ~. {%. > ture or couple employed: twin beds: first-clas beth y } in 3 R ¢ i ‘ aa OE $ *s S meals, €at, hous Kamp. GArfie liable women to train eonal. _PRospect 3418. (c4) | MARYLAND. 4639—2 Jadics emoloved in ROOMS—O'Falion Park district: iiichen GEYDPR, 2743—2 clean is. foot rooms; | SHAW, 3800—Sleeping foaus: boson tee. ] terme all conventences; ee Ly , eco EL 70—Sleoplng roo setieres to serve estab) en ; i | ; come ready to! .. ‘ hed TH, 1616A 8.—Room and | orivate home, privile _privilege optional. COlfax 45323. ic complete housekeeping: range, phone ol S. Euclid. ie) | &, Fete time; gen Pervate fainily. Victor 1663. ic) | be_ seen to be | appreciated. PMD (99) ST. LOUIS, 4122—Medium-sized back. ns coal free, $7; 1 room. “$4.50 0 aie Rene all _convenlences._(¢) | ous hot ‘water, peat; cite: § EWIS PL... os itch : @55A—Nice room and board for | MINERVA, 5246—South room, large clog- | 2-8il conveniences. GRACE, 4238—Desirable — room, ¢cou- Kitchen. prvi aoa sammie te) yoo ia INT aa enone, ‘iceping porch:. home Se ' 08M | c) ousekeeping room; , . W-212, Post-Disp. xperenced. Cail 7 a ‘ A WOMAN OF RE ee 4. ‘couple _or_centlemen, (c) | et; board reasonable. FOrest 5882R. ST. LOUIS, 4216—Basement room, for | ple. Owner. Riverside 21 furnished sleeping Te Re foom 83. = gee steam etal room, modern ; | Pointe: teacher. business woman, ( 2—Neatly fu ed sicep- aisha. , ’ 7 zh school educati Be. —. , pMuntain. 636 N. betew ucation and 2 ~ :, wash A—Pretty. A good, mee. MINERVA. 5218—Desirable second-sto: working man. c)| GRACE. 4214—Nicely furnished front ates Mit ne t “e Si cen age of 25 | » sovet gomand 3369] (c65) | front room with b« ™ 5 f 2 girl chenette or board, ing rooms, steam heat, a rooms rely unincumbered and 6. t_ room with board. ST, LOUIS, 4275A—Well furnished; one room for J or 2 girls, with private fam | SHAW, 3968A—La roo 03 ea oan oon M connecting. 2 bedroome, Tare’ Jace; housework; | extensively: desi and free ~ E g237—~ . is ‘ine bom: Comp- NEWBERRY, 4543—Swell front room and | -0f& two gentlemen: reasonable. ily. Riverside 2122J. (ec) | or 2: breakfast if ree front room Tor 1 .. DELMAR, 78 e- Cozy. worm sleeping yo neg ee _ utiful gg hitchen: every eonventece: other - gs. 3901 Mafiitt. : nus and { Teese, Bs aw oe ike home: “— “board: very reasonable. DElmar §2283.| ST. LOUIS, 2237—Two furnished rooms TEay. Gee0e S. aetna mona. furnished; | bus and street car. (c) | De cuak = aa se ig = Iconia, om | able ° : rooimers: southern exposure: newly “Lindel ‘ ss » ~~ ‘ ato - » celeste 3 - r t PAGE, 5027-—Room and board for two. for housekeeping. large or small: modern flat SHENANDOAH, 3841—furnished room. 2 $3. lady - Ln, tan — her McMILLAN, — singles private a: pF fersunet or partly furnished, Lin sandwiches. light i £ & Co.. J ‘tter S ery Sere steam FOrest 3489" SULLIVAN, ee GRAND, 3232A S.—Sleeping or housekeep- gentlemen p ploy mg (==. ~ TE Chicago, 1000 N. pe os if desired. (Rand 0612. PAGE a . ooms. 1939 ing; all conveniences. LAclede 9819 (cl’ | SHEN or _coupie employed. DELM AR. 5139—Housekeeping and — ene aa ROOMS—Lady ploved will room ~ ok. Phone WEb- wo) . 7E. 65022—Room an board: urirate Sa aararaticrencame ANDOAH, 3643—Steam heated ing rooms. conveniences. (eS) ifeMILLAN. 47 peer ‘sleeping rooms, aeil in 6 ‘peat tr (c) ~go20A S.—~ connecting rooms; family: 1 or %: all conveniences. (¢82) | SULLIVAN, 4022—Clean room, with heat: GRAND, 1615 S.—3d floor, large room| room: bus and car service. (c62) | fri mar 1 single, 1 double: all conveniences; an with Ritehen setvwanee = “room - , meals a day: $8 week: 2 or | Fac sentleman: private family. go, | for gentlemen. (c7) | SHENAN c62) | DELMAR. 3807—Nicely furnished rooms, t ful. modern home: yo — uilts and com- a bs nial men. (ey, | PAGE, 4480—Roomse with southern ites ——— = (cU~ . NANDOAH, A—Nice sleeping | housekeeping, sleeping: water: steam heat dy_to Hodiamont car. (©) | able lady: references = kK: ispatch. na weal cones ooh hoor and anaes meals. DElmar 5081J WARREN, 2328—3 rooms. unfurnished, GRAND- > lipase peor for 1 in home room with private family. _ (c83) | DELMAR abil-.-rant coset also malt McPHERSON, $13¢6—Vor 1 or 2 gentie- ost- tch. set... “general house- tree “a vacan- . aterman. (c) BI} a S room; board optional. DElmar 3902J. (c) 1;_ hot-water heat. —_ —C) | or unfurnished: southern exposure. DELMAR & AR 50 NT ——- cPH N, 060—Nicely furnished | cles in the ; : hand- DF housekeeper; © te ;: ee ON. ~ ag -—Board and room | Pankvipw PL. SeltccNice lerce tinh Cgtsetainer bash. ee eee ae ae, zooms. SHENANDOAH. 3649 — Furnished room:| south front 5 ‘sieanine rea — sunny | housekeeping rooms; hot-water heat. (c) es x. oe hes shower SEL .. - SON 209A S. — Genuemen: PEXDLETON ae 1810R. (¢3) Northwest PRosnect 1245 . SHeers roomers; telephone. (c) DELMAR, 5040—Sleeping room, nicely tur- McPHERSON, 4553 —- 4 nice sleeping breakfast served a la carte; at, L XMAS CAR a aoe home-like room; single beds; bc tet eal 1409—Room,. with board; | ARLINGTON, 1953—4 rooms, bath, hard- | GRAND. 2247A S-—Rooms. gentlemen or sleent a Sr OoA—Nicely furnished | pished, double or single: reasonable. (c) | rooms. all modern arene (c) |men preferred: all applications must be The most beautiful line { ae i gee: near Wellston line, wood floors. hot-water hens. Karage, $45. yoo employed. steam heat: conven- SHES een conveniences. DELMAR, 4435—Second-floor front, sleep- cCPHERSON, 3 rn made by letter, giving references. Box D assist im) house- | We pay unusually lar ne tn Ammer a me "SgetA—Front hall room: home RAYMOND. 5105—Room and board: > | Adults preferred. FOrest 538. (c) | tences. (c7) | SHENANDOAH. 3622—Nicely Burgigned ing. $5: other rooms, $4. rooms; abundance of h heat. ot aor a W-237._ Post-Dispatch. tes TO¥7.*cl) | sell on sight: we deliver and ran Rospect_ 019 , jadies employed; owner's home; conven- | ASHLAND. 4828—Light room and kite hen;| GRAND, 3453 8.—2 connecting rooms; 2guthern-exposed room; modern. GRand| DELMAR, 3938—Room and kitchen: run- cn sa emOse. 45 oo floo ROOM—Lady ownin nees; reasonable. (c 68 ) garage included: _modern; steam: $9.50.| up-to-date, dining room and sleeping . (c) ning water: $6: employed couple. n_beds: references. DElmar 0746. (C02 co. 63 od, abe fori? : sample am Lady =i poatd and care ’ Moe e. { '~ | ROOM—Lovely: in refined home. good | ASHLAND, 6453 also op ple: with kitchen privilege. en OF aa under new management. FOrest 9160. (cl) | McPHERSON. 4478—Rooms; all oe ae a plight op. Herz . | Can be earned in spare ti = ba. eae poard optional. board with. McPHERSON. 5760— ale Hliland ;: ‘ 35 (Cc friends and oth _ & : 624—2 furnished rooms. ROOMS ) connecting house- | Sos 7 TAN oo DELMAR. _4970A—Dandy — furnished, | _veniences; reasonable. (OS) rooms nursing emperi- Chehenee eee ‘We smPles persona} without board: 4 gentlemen: - maraee. psa a Optional, private family: Keeping rooms, adjoining bath; $7. gape 2 pont iid nae “trout, for to 2 po ie nag Toes | ae er neeted srons seem. conveniences. | McPHERSON, 57 Room in private fam- Tag rr ae amr paar an and free and show how to . 7 AN. . 7116—Room with board. all B wis ‘Orest S270W. : COTE BRILLIANTE, 4756A——Front con-lyoe ton * pr’ | _and garage: private. oee) 33. ily; gentlemen only; reference; convenient | SEMPLB. 1043-3 hear R-1i5, Post-Dis. | Pay commissions rite an meniences, home cooking. ig gin pee Le 2. in sa pe sce necting: heat,-sink, range; adults; $8. HARTFORD. 3510A—Largee front room. | SIMPSON ~ 1750—In Diock south of ce ye housekeeping: | location {e) aad ae cae “eae waka ork in exchange | terms. JAMES LEE CARD co » De - 3503A——ltoom with board, in pri- | if desired. Forest 4744W excellent (e682) COTE BRILLIANTE, 6320—Front room, _modern; 3 cars: garage optional. (c) piarette Park; lovely front room and senponabla. + a t: | McPHERSON, (4600 block)—Ladies : ping room, 4041 | Clinton st., Chicago, Dept. 217° ~ - family for. young man. GRand} Room—1 eg én or couple employed, FOrest | HARTFORD. 4274—2 unfurnished rooms, aca with sink. Complete for house- DELMAR, 4463A—2 ie eee Mee: essa nt ~om (c) SALESLAD Pn ho = C) ian wes Prony, Wein beds in steam-heat-; 6358R kitchenette, bath, hot-water heat, . elec- seeping. Phone. (c) | housekeepin mé 0:0 connecting mot mar _0830. INR 20 ee 4 a0re for home — Experier ped ; ZZl, 3503A—South front room, | meal. PArhyiew asarw es and wenger ™ EUCLID, 1726 N.—Bright. front. sleep- | tric furnished: private home with elderly | SPRING. 3426 S—Front: all conveniences. | one _slee + ny ; one single, $5: | McPHERSON. 4027—Conneciing south bo d_ bath; hotel {c oe miversde! §=6A.1 for first fio . Eas Bvou—6800 weet. nest YorutPark.| ir y AREY (i, fentlemen: Drivate fam- | couple; reasonable. Seen tae —breakfast: feasonable, DELMAR, 5890—Large and small rams hecssbecsing: senaina Woe, Soam — ho wash ments, an - dep oe yn aren A +: Steg omg twin | large. execellent means; for 2 employed: FARUIN. rrTy fae. urnished room; Semel. gn ne lady roomer: “Desirabie rogma “in. steam h and housework, — T- b ly ng fF AND BOARD—South: private —— 6540]. ee er GERALDINE, 4531—Large front house-} suitable for tow or more. STANSBURY, 2153—3700 South: 2 front 0192. a se wa McPHERSON. 4612—Completely furnished Ideal location: Diimar 1075. fe63h- 3 in family, #738 in bags, jewelry, Sweaters , 1d Mice gentlemen. GRand 23833. tc) | ROOMCCBeantifal lates south West” End able & fOOm: no other roomers; reason | HENRIETTA, 3049 — New furnished door. for clean emvloved bus and car at| DELMAR, 5602A——Large front room, with a Se ae es Oe TAYLOR, 10094 S—1 or ira | a Ze IM—Be ; : 7 rooms ployed couple, heat, hot- ermere pt B. aeneral —— blouses ; state age ex a ni cheerful. sQ0m. Swin beds. Myce gv Baty beds; home cooked —— GISSORS. byes — —— housekeeping aaner” twin beds, steam heat, eo} water. electric urnjshed, $47. —— bath. Opposite Wind ere (enay McPHERSON, ERSON. 4054— 3 oom, we. 3 ae oe hey >.> =. MAR I AN . lean do light house- NANDOAH. 3954—Men; excellent South LASAYETib. 2837-—-Rovms, $2 to So. necting housekeeping; every convenience.| for 1 or 2 e. All pant as weg (otsts) {c44) | RIDGE, 5930—R SEENANDOAH. 4133—Larze room and| ¢j oot pals’ | for light housekee | | -e oom and | Al 2 ny irst floor front room: excellent meals. Lis AOUSERCE PINE, ait CONVENIENCES. “an ad ge . ' WYOMING, 4066—lI ? Na who would ap. | _tlemen board fer 2 board for 2: twin beds. GRand 2304. FOrest H762W. ACCOMAC, 2832—Connecting front houre- | See Re Looms: Sh). Seareenne.: rooms; neatly furnished: pm oo ist ENRIGHT. 4607—-Housekeeping ; ront seats ER’ ; . ol 2 sisters: g00d| WALTON, 1404—Couple. or two gentie-| housekeepi ; | ; ADVERTISING SOLICITORS—& ts Sppiabborhood. $4 week: men: private: home privileges: $8 week: | 6975 sw. ping rooms; adults. COMax | INDIANA, 34: 34—Light housexesving | 4nd kitchenette: housekeeping ; private | keeping rooms; also sleeping rooms, (c) floor; sink, hot water; adults. {c) pady to wear $12 a week guarantee: 7:6 8 e 7. : D € Lindell 494 “Bished front room, 2d flcor;: excellent | WASHING y see, . 4 ; close to Lafayett a aN ; : alter 9 for annoint 1¢ > ne ASHINGTON, 4507 icely furnished ——— room, bath: kitchen optional. (6) agente er. c 1) | ENRIGHT. 5203—Laree. light, sleeping or over; in ment. % ; 1 or 2 employed ladies or gentle | room: good meals: private home, (c) | ROOM-——Large: lady or gentleman | em-| JEFFERSON, 3502 S.—Room or room itd | WAVERLY O—Large, with.| room; private family; $5 per week. (e) |: “il —" —— Seo Por euler a = WASHINGTON. 4802A—-Single or double fort: owners home: ++ ae f room for gentleme r Vv om "as gentiem dextrin ye oe “Rox R-204 Post-Dispatch. ingle oO ou ee garage included: gentlemen. FOrest 6170 eening rooms for two. 717M. mn or couple. Ictor ENRIGHT. 4603—1 large housekeeping Pwo Hae A cer ate! {2nd commission : ke gentlemen: private family; board if de-| W ae a Tote oo and board:| week sleeping room i dern h Spall Fe ) j ’ b P ~ = et ( mm “4 - — 7° 2S +> od ties » | m nN eC Mi a .ohand 3920W ee ee ee ee front) | TERRY, JEFFERSON, 2137 5.—lLarge | sleeping | for teachers or nurses. Teferences. private, | "front: breakfast if desired. (283) | heat. CAbany O112J. WATERMAN. §6200—Room and board:; UNION, 1519A—2 large front housekeep- ae we x “Y - {| for housekeeping, $6. ) sleeping room: owners ant. 3d flowr: carace. Elmar , JEFFERSON, 1802 S8.—2 connecting house: | Se : ENRIGHT, 5827 — 2-room ARYLAND, 43 —Seceed Base Beat AW. S84UA—Laree. well furnished j = = + : - exce -| WATERMAN, 5266A—Alttractiv room | _PArkview 4048 c7) U N 39057-—-Lizht , (c) ROOMS AND BOARD ; with twin beds: excellent board 26 ctive or J TATA, 3957—Light rooms; ~ oy or 3, or housekeeping: excellent heat. (c age ge te aaie rooms with bath, Riverside 0835M ENRIGHT. 4618—2 front beautiful con- + OO Ww ; . ate WATERMAN, 5041—Couple employed, oF | — - steam heat~ de Viet 2258R 9, VINNEBAGO. 3415—Nice front room: Abany 1033W. R MS ITH BOARD—CITY # ; us; poet, continuous hot _ water. gentleman, large second floor front room, | ACCOMAC, 2850—Neatly furnished room, | ae ~-— =) acne ero 389 sm gentleman preferred. ENRIGHT, a= a a furnished single RYLAND. 430 Thi west; ¥ ueek aj . | |LAFAYETTE, 2744—Light housekeeping : . rd floor ex- ront room ,second floor; gents. -- opal nice room: ot te bath weekly allowance Roomen Wtd. Ss TENANDOAH. 4121—Neat room good , c 5 ficaia : “sae ie keeping rooms, newly furnished: finest LAFAYETTE, 3150—Front room: house- S ; A ; —Small girl to i: ow . te ps WELLS, 5208A—Room, board; 2 gen ang 7 TRISHCG . 1hes opm, Pp WYOMING. 304 7—C rhe nad: 1 large. clean, warm: well furnished: $5. 50° se work and care room mother. FoOrest DRT bo: ; i ah me and meals: bome ovprivileres. (c7) tlemen employed. FOrest 8053W, little apartment in city: private; adults. | keeping: gas, electric, heat; $65. front. room: ‘steam gone Grand (cB) NRIGHT 5001—Two Fi Sg _cloneta twin beds. hot eo" cold w - epegnenammerens: yaw aaaead i ,. Orr. 43086 2° : : : GOM AND : vom ; NEY. 1919—Koom with board: ri- | WESTMINSTER PL.. 23941—Ro ALABAMA, 6749—2 lovely front house-| LAFAYnTT©. 27U.3—-Housekeeping and i j ° {3 GIRLS conveniences: Sebo Tie oyed Prate: $8. ( apariin a sta rooms: private bath: reasonable. JEffer- adjoining: well furnished, $7.50. front housekeeping room: 4 cars. (7) sie€Ling: 2 working «iris; $7.50 month | housekeeping in private home: separate en- ‘cae td ms - t ms housekeeping, | ®@ch. GRand 7925. (c2) | trance; private bath. (¢2) usek ng or ho water bi heat, fined lady of gentleman: svile _s Sic ; ty Fen Pome rest 5201J. ndid eas: ‘ ma A neared One eer g00d | son 780. ALLEN, 2648A—Furnished ‘front room: | LAFAY ETTE, 31358—Single . — j ERVA N 7 ~ Laboratories, 2632 WILL a babies Ss, ages 2 wecks to —————— —ss - conveniences; private home, $3; gentic next bath: range: steam heat. (c80; | COLUMBIA, 4930—Well furnished 2d-floor ENRIGHT. olv1—Extra large bedroom, . suze room; (c . rears. COlfax 9177R. ei a ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY mau. LAFAYETTE. 2102—Several large, clean,| 80uth bedroom, kitchen and _ inclosed| 2 or 3 men or ladies employed: excelent Spare time. SINESS GIR ATT Ntion: ps Southwest APARTMENT—Widow and aduic son have well-heated housekeeping rooms, $6.50 and eat pe =. ey gas, heat heat: laundry nrivileges. FOreat 4279. Gaturniched . om mew idea abere Co- -operative boarding club; ch 3 RSENAL 7250—boaru. 1 or 2: private. ROOM-—Front, for 1 or 2 employed. nice apartment opposite Tower Grove | Up:_refined people. ; Southampton car, ingshighway bus _— ENRIGHT, 4545—Housekeeping rooms, eu me : every woman reference : room and board vd - Hiiand 7824. . FOrest 4383J. Park, South Side; would rent large front; LAFAYETTLE. 2751—Sleening room, hot * ——— large, connecting; Ist floor front; rea- . de. | laundr privileges, $5 a week. Bos Waee SGSIIGHWAY. Cy, Oy oo ee ROOM—wNice place. light. housekeeping, | room adjoining bath, to a young man of and cold water: colveniences: $5 for a a 6207—2 ee ag yg wey On |} sonable. ~ wae S.—R : Jewish couple wanted. FOrest 6i41J. refinement; breakfast if desired, LA- ene, $7 for two watts, ee Sy sink and heat; &} ENRIGHT, 4505-—Light housekeping and furnished rooms; steam heat; conven- 2 bedrooms electric. plenty ~ “3 . utionises old un- 192, Fost ost-Dispatch i ° " rd: gentleman or employed couple; Jede. R229 4 rary Ser; no | WANTED—To board chil nderee i home, Reason- | ROOM—Front lodging room in modern pri- | £de O83~. (c62) | LAFAYETTE, 2102—Single front. sleep- | = xt z rience 18 months. (Call Lindell a 7 = “’ convenicnee; nate = vate home. FOrest 2949J. 4 ARKANSAS, 3154A — Nicely Forttchea ing room. $3.50, well heated. clean. one | FAMOUS. 6250—Light housekeeping | jences. b Mary “Coleman, WANTED Children of pre-school “he R108 1370 N.—Dandy room and board. | ROOMS—2 nicely furnished. connecting. 2 front room. private family, $4, corner | refined person, children aNatiand 1133... no objection 10 | "ENRIGHT, 4487—Light , housekeeping Bon banne.— cmatoved. private family. $7.50 each. adults, HUmbolt 2473 “| Wyoming and Arkansas. 7 LAFAYETTE, 2841—3 connecting light : — rooms, $6; also room and kitchenette, $7. ‘’ NTS te 79l1M. ROOM—For couple: | home. privileges: ~ref- | ARKANSAS, 2605-——-Furnished room, gen- housekeeping; | ad conveniences; couple; GARNER, 6752-——-3 housekeeping rooms; | everything furnished, Phone JEfferson erence. Cali COlfax 1467 {e99) tleman; near 4 cars: private family. Lz ai irst-floor od gg Np vie: completely furnished. HIland 59:35. (e) | 1235. after 5 Dm. {c) sea X _ i } . & ad “ ntaet ? + IND 2¢ TO we of West Room Will rent laree. comfortable bed- | [ee_2828 for Bees man or couple, Phone vis, | LANSDOWNE. 6245 — Nicely furnished| ETZEL, 5919—Nice, large. furnished | housekee = HOW om 1, board sirl of school age. PArkview ERST PL.. egg o> room, board; | room in my residence to employed ms oman ‘a, lk ae pubis employed od: LASALLE, 37: Large room; house aoe aa Rn hg tional. apres: 1R43W, en {) | Olive- rand . 1 ao © S on _ ort - ‘lens } > . j2 4 ; i ° ‘ Sse )- ) a) oO Vv ‘ z peek selli . Luprivate home; reasonable, PArkview | or business man: home comforts, excellent | 4-7; pichecu ns F clede | "“ing or for men: electric. gas. phone, $4 : etter ss ETZEL, 5761—Front comfortable gteam- ; ing a pat | 4624R. (c) | neighborhood, $6 weekly. References ex- _McCUNE. 6443—Furnished for gentlemen | “hcated’ sleeping room. children weleome.| kitchen, bath ticle for women? \ ARD 753A—-Roum and board: two | Changed. FOrest 1342J. ARSENAL. 1318—2 rooms and kitchen, LIERMAN, 3672—Front room, new bun- | or couple employed. pk Tas ~~ dow closets hot at, nd at every . Central ~ pd os Bday é . electric. cas. $19. a galow: middle-aged lady. (Cc) iM AURY, 2143A—Larege light room, 9 geli- BLE, 5505A — e sth line: ae I 1 ae sale. Write, FRANKLIN, 3507 (at Grand)—Those BELT, 1316—Single room, excellent meals: Central ARSENAL, 2117—Neatiy furnished rotm: | LIERMAN. 3667—Koom, couple or ladies: |, tlemen or couple; breakfast or use of | witur heat: ‘$5 week, CAbany 4090W, (c7) | tractive room. § sep one of brea a a° ‘clean, respectable, cheer = st-water heat: _neecesa By (99) = all modern conveniences. LAclede 8783./| kitchen privileges. Riverside 2033W. kitchen: garage. GRand 4150R. ETZEL. 5b736—-Couple or ladies e sae; rmitted, "2160 month. P one D = * ae AILAZAR HOTEL, 3127 Locust—Clean; ARSENAL. 3149A—Pleasant hall room (c62) | ROOM—Laree. light. for 2 seutlemon: Page car direct to city. CAbany O036M 83 & home; CO. Asa 14— Couple: ntle- - 3 all rc i ‘ . | 7 ie Ce wane aND OA RD ant childrer 7 * pa ogg = ad SAellante. hOrest oe Gee: weeklv rates: with shower baths: private fami'y: centieman. LAciede 5921 | LONGFELLOW. 1715—Large furnished breakfast; garage: private family. GRend Private residence. = fax 2Og5Weo Comfortable home. CORBPEIi1;. : SELL 3313 SKiichem | ARSENAL,” 3614A—Single “room. fa A Se (cl) | £2598. EUCLID. 760 N.—2 lovely furnished iront Seo ‘4 7 cLL. 3ol3—Front room with Kitchen: | Laclede 2961. (c) | LONGFELLOW, 1725A—T ting | ROOMS—2-3 cheerful rooms, kitchen cab- - a pp mes eS boa ® BSURD, 1946A—Furnishec room with ette. onnecting housekeeping. rarece. : (c YONGPELLOW, SA—Two connecting rooms: light hou WANTED 20m -~, _- rd and parent @ ’ board: hot water; all conveniences. jax diame team everything furnished: | BENTON, 2123—-Furnished for 2; modern | housekeeping rooms beautifully fur- Re oy 3 closets, $7 or $8.50. Hlland | Srcrip. 1336 pur GANO, 213°—R and board & ; ‘ BANNE. 5201--Gentlemen or "couse: front rooms: gas. electric: reasonable. Sleeping +4... . MAGNOLIA. 344tA— ga southern. | | heat: owner’s home: adults; $11. (c62) | EVANS, Ns. 4328A—2 eee housekrep- 45—Apartment C; 2 hi Thouse- Ladies private family. 6. fax 7138W. a ee PXCellent eals: ; homelike: twin EASTON, 3°25A—Laree § front room; | BOT ANICAL, 3903A—-Room furnished: optional. LA: Le , BRE f) — : | V° “TORIA. 6200-—-2 honseKeeping, steam ing i ms. steam heat: $8. keeping oe newly ; all con AS LINE NOW LABADIE. 3961A— D ae » aun wt _ 09515—Large room ny ms bath: sleepine or housekeeping: $5.50. "| reasonable. GRand 92732J; enki MIAMI De aie oe ggg ee Laclede | heat. range’ private Hiland 1423. ay Ane. oo gO af ——, for young 1 hg: mage & 7 2; _giris or couple 3 wnpiores people; reasonable. | PRANKLIN. 1503A—Furnished — roome. ai ne _——- 2002. Breakfast ping : (c) | YALE, 2058 — 2 housekeeping rooms FOREST, 1018-2 oF 3 roa anit aoe gie front eikmeen. Ga or your | MADISON, 2937—-Room — - pris oor apartment (c) $2. 50 up weekly: housekeeving. sleepine. | P' ~via ee 3837—Nicely furnished Jo aE a neatiy furnished: City Limit car. (c 99) | FOREST, 101 or 3 Ane none AMY, AN. Mac-C-Chee conveniences. Lindell 7617 wi NNE, 5555—Apt. A.; beautiful room ectric, bath room; ~; private family: garage. Fi oe - nicely ggg —~ FalLE. 2270 (Apt. D)——2 furnished, in| ,housekeeping; all conven FF} 4S 79W eae trom mg eALRIB. 2844A—-Room and board: beat ke 2: twin pte, meals optional; wag +5 NDELL, 3502—Housekeevine rooms, 1 BOTANICAL 3626A—Comfortable oe call Genter seoraing eases eee — working girls: kitchen sad 5) family; hot-water heat. Parkview Keb2) i me . . rest 5 ° Cc ? 0 sae é . = ; ) a eep- 7 a+ 7. ‘}*) 29 , ; . ees. ran paiary. SARA — faniin or ANNE 5029—Board for girl em- eve connecting | Bai are: rae anedie. ing room. owner's home. conveniences, | MISSISSIPPI, 1538 —— Furnished single i FOREST PARK, 537 —Hotseneening on. (c46x) famatt opine tl ce sleeping room, reap re third floor: hot-water beat. 37. ST. 3144— Nicely ee tt ty very reasonable. room; steam: for lady. $3 weekly. Ww rooms: hot-water heat: chiléren wel 386 (A amen age EC oomen board optior . : . sleeping. light house eeping gasonanit. | BROADWAY, . 1633 S.—2 light housekeep- | MISSISSIPPI, 1100 — Housekeeping room; est FORFST PARK. 4308—2 roome: nished frope. room tor on commission. meals; wele . nos “Coltax 74 me / @CABANNE. 5032—Large front room: see 5 ee able, Sef and; ing rooms, or sleeping. heat. gas. electric. Free phors. AUBERT, 1240A—Clean, neat room; kitch-| nicely furnished for light a gent : : : ™ ~~ lfax wey + Mable: board optional. FOrest 41875. aa64. a _— ‘| yasmn gad — R.. —Nicely purniened “aleo_ connect! 1622 — feel ‘park: on en te SpLovely —- FOREST P. PARK. 4507 —Handsomely fur : —— — - a s3 . ic —__— : rooms, lgh Ousekeeping;: gas, ath, also connec ing rooms, acing park; on ARTME 5736—Love rooms, in rea his room: employed people: relerence. qual; entiemen referred. Tie : ‘ea ear SPaePEaars. ferson | BROADWAY. 4007 S-Furnished rooms | MISSOURI, 17 362 aajoinnle — PARTMER, $040—Laree. "Warm Foom and | FOREST PARK BL, 4408—Lovel ely front lost 7 ! : ional. c) | Z517W., Sy renleni hot water: ‘hoard opt sag) | 92921 (C7) | “for light housekeeping, bath. gas. elec- | ing rooms: private family; reasonable. kitchenette; private home. {¢) room. kitchen. $11; others. Ra. ' . ‘4 | Serenade PINE tric >: | yh | 42 = 4 S noo For. - MISSOURI, 1230—Large front: yg yp nate anger 5603—2 lizht oe gq | S22 Nortt | wR 28—Room and board. te Sieeping. 5 $3.50. BROADWAY. 1411A 5. Rooms for rent: | bath. Fa. electric. heat, $7. rooms and sleeping _ room. 62) | F FOREST PARK. 4489—Desirable x st Bldg. LL eee N ites to PAGE,’ 3515 Awe] arge front rooms bath . . - BO — . 7 , sate ; 7 5 icely ah aa Mel | ame at ats env ee ts Be | Pe erty EE rie Tn | hig rie RT | a te a = - 5773 c _ on r . . . sired; in convenient tion. LAciede on 0 O 7 asU so, ) DELMAR om oy with ” exce lent; men, couple; _hé heat, bea t | SERVE LAND 3519--Clean, izht. routh | Q17s i _— er TER PL. 727—-Housekeeping | simgle or connecting; ideal for bachelors S Doard: reasonable. GRAND, 1510 N. —vVery desirable fur- | “room: garage optional. GRand RIRBR ‘ PRESTON, 1807—Large housekeeping rooms, ® front, large.. well funrished, a Eg “yet yg ty large hg Oy sree R. 3824—Room and board, $9.50: | nished yoom, clean, well heated. CLEVELAND, 3826—Large room, 2 you ne | room; clean, light, $5; chidlren welcome, | ¢or couple; private. JEfferson 0141. 3 car lines f 3 “tome cooking’ hot water. Lindell 5¢5}. * SER. 38 <P ggnet Fo ppapey der i | “chin: damenions & ota om ; SATALPA, 953A—2 front housekeeping: KENSINGTON a ; ages ousekeeping: 35 weexkiy. CE) | copes : — ._.oom “ GRand 1OS3R. ii bie. ‘Aban x OC ——s": "g: twin toe ee Cabany GREER, 3827A—2 rooms, rage for light | yg ete ne ae 383 Room 1 ROOM—Nicely furnished. lady preferred. obisw family, sesegua” ¥ (ec ; KE vie gong 5085 — Desirable sleeping bard for or 2: twin s. an sekeeping; private family; garege ob VETS Te GRand 3963) ‘ : \ rooms iw (c hou ping. P = ec) | CLEVELAND, 4011—Large. furnishe Rand 3965M, Cc ATES, gg org he oaeRrayine KENSINGTON. 622 GRa . ‘ IAN tional. room: private home: all conveniences;; ROOM—South: lady enteaat very réa- e. hea ne; COI bo B07 ANICAL, vm 5A—-Room | and bos 3 © | ag ow “and HARPER. 3205A—2 connecting “frase: reasonable: gentlemen. (ce) | sonable. Victor 4452R SS. 5067 — Pretty roums, delightful rooms: yaaa i.e pmons: soot BOTAN : — Bans 9: _— | refined. people may enjoy keeping rooms, Ge) LEVELAND, 3967—2 single furnished ROOM—For = cultured gentleman. large - private: reasonable ae 7494 a cage 5 ‘o rage oe fa ~ NICAL. 4268 ove rey: , me atmosphere: reasonable; excellent | HARPER $214-—Sleept oe room for gen-| rooms with breakfast or kitchen privi- | front; private LAclede 0663. (c) | @aTRs 5101—Light, warm nm. $4 ing eee auiet pome: gentiemsn tg two, with beard G me A Ls. : _tleman. _COlfax TM (c) | leges. | ROOM—Sleeping: large front room; pri- weekly: gentlemen. FOrest 34808. KENSING N. 5158—Two connecting, for —— - ISINGTON. 5085A—Single frops room} HARPER. 2907A—2_ furnished: gas. elec- COMPTON. 1207 S.—Furnished. hot. cold | ate family; south. GRand 23833. _ (¢) | Gores §20RA—2 housekeeping rooms light housekeeping: southern ex posure.(c) BOTANICAL, 4017A—Room and bosrd SSS for) centieman, with board, $8.50, (c)| tric. water, heat: $7.50. OOlfax oaes* water. bath. GRand 8030J. | ROOM — Furnished. private: reasonable: for employed people: kitchen fc) | KENSINGTON. S728A—Neatly furn 2 men or employed couple: all conv® PRENSINGTON. 9101—Large room: pri- cP CRITTENDEN, $453—Large room; aera kitchen privileges. LAciede 6041. (c) CATES. 5065—Laree grey, kitchen. On two gtle A -- eke! home; gen - $7.3 rest 2727 — eX Are front room: % _or_ 2 ladies, LAclede_ 2862. c) | ROOM—1 single: private family: modern: | ette: heat: reasonable. (¢ ; . o1-5— a A hebt NGTON 6142-—Rooma steam heat- — east of Grand: garage: mace DE TONTY. 3014— Sleeping room. Fie ; yus.Dess | man preferred; $4 week Vic- | fares 5641—Laree, beautiful mo ~poggereen ne: private family with oil furnace: beautifully furnished: | 22&— en privileges: private family. ladies only. | tor 3) 9o1W {c) | room: hot water: home comforts. ; hoard if desired. FOrest A —" OF hw gee rooms; range. | HE TONTY (near 39th)—Aitractive rooms | ROOM—wNicely furnished in epartment.| GATES 5136—4 housekeeping rooms: KENSINGTON. a g ware hy : aoe See Tac EDE. 4576A—Nicely furnished Eee, eC for gentiemen in nice epartment: pri- | private family, home-like, reasonable, LAc- oma: also 1 ‘sleepin (o) | tne rooms. nice = : SuCey FUFN 5 ~ | sun roomé: hk £ a good heat: reasonable. e} CALIFORNIA, ie “a rd: centiemen: homelike. LABADIE. 4270—Furnished front room) vate family. GRand 2276W. fe83) | lede 924) . Sq " room. odern. : Nice room: ge = 7 iM _for_sentleman, serve break fact. EADS. 3131—Furnisned kitchen, bed- | ROOMS—Three, dandy, front; will pei Hn warn “Optional. Forest | “gen NG , bi megs AINDETT. pray ed Bi ‘board = ~~ Sost—_7 araumed room. steam heat; | room: marble sink. GRand 24°4M. | anper asely , 2 To Omer Grove district: : 33023. Le sleeping. $4.5 usee. ’ tae men: bath {c) cv ate, _ Bure. EADS, 3403—Sleeping room: furnace, hot Se, Sa 'TLARA. Lar | adults. _ 5 : 35 LARA. 5xx-—Large rooms. private fam Tow N “Boar “ant a Oa fret aaa . er water, phone; $3. ROOM — Widow has furnished room Wan | ily. PArkview 5420. (¢} pone mmage gy Ry mr and alee not ions. Lindell 038 NSTC FOL rivate family. EADS, 3201—Laree warm room a kitchen ea. oe employed couples. | ar iRa- 1314—Two unfurnished rooms; | ing. reasonable s1— Lovely fren room for | LEXINGTON 4108A—2 connecting | kitchenette. $8: sleeping rooms, $4-$6. LAciede 27: ic) | water, li bt as, with phone priv a KE NSINGTON. 5010A—2 housekeeping tured bome. {c7) housekeping rooms. siassed-in-porch: (c62) | RUSSELL, 2636-—Sleepina room, 2nd . modern, steam heat: adults valy. L. 4027-—Comtortable steam heat-| 903th. cloasric. Pe s.< 1 a — EIGHTH. 2106 S.—N furnished jight GOL south in exposure. se ~ telephone, Orest 3295 W. room; with meals: suitable for 2 em- = | CLARA, ax } S.—4 emall rcums | conveniences; $3.50 week. Victor 4081 hot-water reasonable. CAbany eg jolning sunroom ;, 60 KY. 2520 Children to board h seeping: , | RUSSELL. 2846— private family: a MAFFITT 3733—Light vemmemeer 48. ht housekeeping rooms. ALARA. G50D-——5 t 2 ; | SReRTE ae rn lee conned pooss CLARA unfurnished rooms, héat, 4434—Front pm. fram. modern A $5.50. he Res ni RUSSELL. 4251—Nieely furnished room | “gas electric furnished, private entrance. menlg, reage . Ww, 3654 Lame” ivaak aoe and | £0F one of two. $ ern. ». floor: ood ab! room for_sieeping. ——— kitchen: ~e home: able. RUSSELL. 9656—Nicely furnished : gents: 4533A—T wo . » K, decorated paso nab { i MERY 1 al . A: D. 4036A—O twin hede: heat: private family (c4) 7 name TNos A 52 Toor north . NISE : : RUSSELL, 2134A—Hell room: private _ private famile. = — room; tiewly decorated: steam _ — ; , furnished saving room; rea- family: inven} RUSSELL, 3616A—Lovelv suite, complete {c62) ~— oe ; LAL 5041—Two gentlemen: private . : and © GR | for hoverkeening: for 2 or MENS _ fally Tarnished ished light Sou room. dil o . LSOM, ) RORUELT BOSE oneal rooms; cou-| room. gentleman, private family. reason- : fe) y wai aged lsdy: wy , 00 : week. ple employed: or men, modern. GRand a KINGS! G ' A Very com- hom x NA -Dts. STEAD. 20256 N.— large OLS S0A——Sanall : farce | OS70W. _ (65) ; : oO rge rooms: private: : c. ; $15 week; moc 7 red, prpeain, housckecsing or aieepine, fc ST. VINCENT. S181 — Furnished “Fooms. : reasoua sie reat; 2 gentiemen pref : ; “Southern ” epokia ‘ a. a 3622A—Nicely a ed. large kitchenet u © date. GRand 4479. te ee ENE TTK ned ND. 4324— Newly - front, ousekceping room: large sicep- | ST. c EN . we abe jn groom:. steam. heats. reasonable, room; . TOOMLEy- ™

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED | Perr. wees Neatly furnished, for een- they ligt cars. : : ; .6C MUSICAL Pianos and Organs For Sale PIANO—Estey, in excellent condition: BREMER-TULLY — Power Six, complete | | anxious to sell. 3966 Shenandoah. with A box eliminator Magnavox cabinei | PIANO Baldwin grand: stave, iee-| © Cunningdam tubes. 4570A Kos- box. 5233 Suthertan: a ic PIANO—Upright Baldwin at bargain price. | CHiL(O--A and B sucket power, $£):) guarantee rwnttat ' « PArkview 0419] | os — Morton, 418 7th. ‘ reo 4 pr wt ‘ cooners: —— Wilh 5 lation ¥. . + pia repairing speaker. te) e 40465 | ic} 4910 KOuMs—2; inuz: heat them. | PIANOS FOR RENT. one tunings lowed on purchase of re! WEberer 1161, oat ANO : | shing. yooeed Nae lin m4 (¢? ». . ‘ equi ' Miss i i* on | " way Ou Los . . j , healthw upp .) ef. i “ai +> Per 1335 eo ~ tyrove > ju iSss. potn ti Etzel bt ay. - fror m W oodrul ; a. ¥ : . . . Philharmenic | *>- ~ prey |S ins 7th. GAPil —_—— . h - - " - Excellent cae er S3011W t{ DR-i'l: i ng Luxe autu: reasemua volt. $14: hich sed low ras o torre EU UR iy hunting de Wat cc) 218 less, $5 sor ; Ststien . POTN Ler: atid etier=: cheap. Dr Ba “Ondition: cheap; | RA DiO— Bel ATwater Gaape. iver | son Meus pointer; all papers: {cris Lat} duit . J aoubie ; —_ . LZ . 7 v1) T | - Li RADIW—W ur eillmination. at = ss . . TF noi Sidiis Miscellaneous COWS—Jersevs: 2: fresh: with calves. 3416 Potomac. (c) Rabbits and Pet Stock % ‘RABBITS — Fliemish Giant; selling out. soid new for Bod: 4634 Cecil pl. [versice 1193M ie) paid and will seil z1 T i rT a , i. ld: all ki zr 0316 week eliavle } —— - ; _'""); tunity. Fellhauer’s, Cedarcrest Inn. Man- RABBiTS— Young and old; all kinds. o pe = Poneee : Coore, inches high, ester rd Pattison. ' RABBIT S— Young ae old; an guinea 592 > Arse nal. RABBITS—Of all rUKe ar wer & PLAYE 794. yuk 45:34 -PIANO—Good , 27 465 “ices? Sail, or ‘ 4 - Fe Se or er rhets nies” 4 eBes ; Working \ viele, ciate : d price Ot r utom: > > in ”" . out “ase NMivVSIc i qt); : y- Se ie} MAC Tae — Sifghr evenings tzer LSote Cali PLAYER—Mahogany binet bench: remaining un - - } Po: =~ per teinway, Knabe rs . ms 32 model: rood , " . — ; ‘ Lik NN PIANO €O lm main street LiH EA? a = LA! 4 ia PIA NO— Mah ' hank . i ‘ , ae as ant cmitac 3 Wanted * : . o* pe = ot ; ptepeeipile, _Oliax Ete €* | PIANO Wid.—wWill etore KOMMATE Wul.—-Lacy tu share apart- ones rkwood 1156. mn We ‘ D tassel hom Kirkwood en ment. ol ad toi. Api. : mn’ gsc W td —bBa by rang MuUMMA’ ik W td.— Large run. or iickering: niust AV48A Linceil. } acne! on; exchange if 1 LUUOMMATE Wtd.— Youns lady to | in county. Box A-399, | t-Dispat ciliciency apartment. CAbany 5478 PLAYER-PIANO | Wtl—Any condition origi ba ROOMMATE W OO eee _ Business woman wants/ must be reliable m piano Hilland seated ni sgn _ thane \; ; to share het home with one-or two girls. | t6 cilia . . = ; ~-year red male and = ’ — ‘ Beat mn. 20 Pomerani- healthy. OCTOBER 39. 1927 ANIMALS ANIMALS HORSES AND VEHICLES PAINT—Kent & — cell a i; Rign-ciass no reasonabie offer refused. Angor —— American bred chows at Salv : ae For a zaston. scription. Call or/ write. Wat NO. ie99) DELIVERY MARE—Work horse, seconditiensd tres x a 5 will west. fei mounted: nearly new. 306 8 . Jefferson. | TLiineis 1566. _| SETTER AND POINTER—Come see theui ces | : . wi oes NESS— Farm wagons, rrr. _Krummenacher. 112) | SHEPHERDS—68 weeks old, male >>: " fe- HORSE AND WAGON—SBix Yor any our. | us. Mechanics Paint Co. ee Lik re c oe 4809 Aus Strid. aiso harness: sell separate, 1827 N. 18th. $900 Castieman. inforcement, roas, belting, SPITZ PUPPY—bBeautiful female. HORSES— -- 1318 Chestnut. ever) 2; S100 — iA.3 wtand. (Cc) | Hoc. i.e. : Washineton. able: good broke. . 1445 O’Pallon st. ime first-ciaas. 613584 | where. ae save 50% op — | | HORSES—10 sets single and double bar-| ~2@i#0n, . board: twin beds. FOrest 6550. tra, _non- union, Bo: POOL TABLES—2 co 9507 TET 3G % ness; will sell ecparate. 47 fe) PARTY ta share begs: ga! 60T Press | | RACE aon e Hupe; ™mo Cart’: 1}A1 condition: song | saddle horse. Van Epps Riding Stables. me OP) | PORCH i 3- y colon | 9248 Oakland. 2 tor. & bottem | SADDI z= MARES—Some very fine galted: ETE 4301 be rabbits. National, 3E11 Olive. ey) | PORTABLE CONCR | @80 saddles and bridles. Clayton ~~ caperimmmanc sri: |} ask for Mr. Skinner. (ec) St POULTRY. BIRDS a SHETLAND PON Y¥—Snow white: harness : | BED RIVER OHIO PO’ Al POULTRY SHOW | and wagon. 4976 Naiural bridge. all winter. $1.35 ner bushel. GREATER ST. LOUIS COLISEUM SHOW | SMALLEST PONY in the worid. nolia, Hlland #373. eed . > . paa pointer, Oldest and most reliable exhii ition in the | Broacw ay PRESCRIPTION St = ES — . | Mississippi Valley Poultry, od ore AM—Harness and torsion balance: Al condition, is at wagon. |S. Broaawary. Him bolt °9 , Rabbits, Dogs, 21 3. Vandeventer. PRESS— 7X1li Pearl: 16% “9 1927. to Jan. 2? a a ot top wagon, . type. 738 I eae aaa America with one exceptii m. Send for free; W AGGN_Teo bee stake: $73 | : SRLS , ghattiogs, monthly officia} orgnn and premium list. 112 West Ferry “ety @ _channe!s, “ete. 1OL8 | x. Fe CHAS. KEY CULLOM, 411 Washington av. | WAGONS—of all descrintione: RADIATORS—Hot water —= 0451. efferenn ‘ i arse, Lead : eet en Ae Victor 45 Betia ifto F EE ie W AGON S—One and 9 horse | STEAM RADI ATORS—aAnd p “" | @ddition: nearly new: lumber wagons cheap ; make | Laciede. excellent dirt and ash wagons. | RADIA ORS | LOTHMAN CYPRESS CO. Steam, all =. guara — _ - fe. etc.. for P e | sell et ST. LOUTS IRON oot o Angeli S » |} CO. th and Clark Baby Chicks For Sale ee aE AL YORK HORS selling “wg RIVER OHIO Pc PA TOS ‘BABY CHICKS—Setting. all varieties. Cei- | ont: sell separate. all winter: $1.35 per bushel. O-Glasa. 416 Lucag av. CEntrajl 4552. | ch. LAYER- ima iV j ‘ montoas ings: —— el he —— Zan ane ~_ Mal nahip . sold a instruments For Sale ACC RID [ONS- ate : } i 174 ~ wor 7 4 cs ‘ ust : a . RADI Binet i Washinz- | _Luttdeg. Jeftersen. cain eae hench ee . tte 2 ho at re {c2) | BAND INSTRUMENTS—Vhonodgraphs ust. sem nas eee pond pee ene 4104 anal hester board for, anos repaired. Compiete Plano Service. | RADIO See , ir). Ran U. (c99) 2865W. | 4568 Ea ston. FOresi 3751. I ae one point- fc) | LADY's DRU MS—Compitte A to 351s Ww ashington. m offere: i anvone wo DRUMS—C tupaete 4104 M fo ir “cf metai;: separate iv anci DRUM OUTFIT——Like 4652 Tennessecr. DRUMS—Full sei; would | belis, dises, etc.; bachelor new : che ap for Cai > Post- i John’s Station. Call WaAbash VRUM OUTFIT—A real Dargain to; sale. $28 0, inclusive. show Wid.—Gentieman: references | 5067 pi- "1008 Beautiful . as new: sei lis Ludwic: ail for 3315. w HI land US 4 uc 4 r be rranged. ic) Is FI S2A.S. rt NO) tom-tom, STEINWAY— et) ndition iN Ww 4 cheap. | tas hog hi ¥ seid new for S1]iM) Be - hich ts balaace of $1U monthly Bel. change. 71S Wanted —rcimailes, everyw here. set. traps tensioil. hew., ike Hew: . > / UBS Wid rum cc} 3 months old | SLOL Vlive. | (c99) Kings. | ic) : CANARIE S en 1S.50 eNGULISH ; or vide cz a4 10 q'Movyve ‘ See } ae . r l . i - -t stX~ j ' .* adie ery JU. Tp] : : pty iS et« 4st 3 exceils l-dy to Box K- & em HOUMMATE Wtd.— Youngs apartment: $0 $=monthiy. P usxt-Dispatch. RUOMMATE Witd.—Young man like to be companion to young of 30. state particulars. Box N-07, spa 24t CP oe eam AREAS ahi rs Re Semi share | Al x ATHREPC. grand piano: BG1b. VERTEG R. \ND—P is de 1L}Op : nion ” Wiles o He tel. Wted.—Cc: Valley | PIGEONS Mondati bass, snare irnox, Homers, cash. $t01 Olive, = if re Ud4R. a] 1 »4R gistered. Cail Vio fer guics ate IER «hig —Wagons, harness: 1831 Menard. > ROOMMATE Wtd.—Couple’ or 2 men Share furnished awartment: excellent banjo outfi meals if desired. 12741 N. Rinashignw: av.!| ator. $13.50 anartrrent «. FOre UPWARD. on long-time terms from } K« loud sing-| and Steel (% Ph oti oa Standard - ILS —Complete cabinet $1 per week. Free lesso 2-4) weekly to $19 monthir. Call. nhone’ RADIO . es. 2° = one ILling’s 156v. mter's tools, with cabinet: . WURLITZER. 108 Olive «t. | Wome «ee re ssn se ~ year-old SERSEI- Radio Club, in fual | —— EXTINGUISHE BRS—Six, large: rom DEImar nee. -aWoDuaAY om . we ore. Specialists in Pian: efore | o.oo S compresser: 5 larg Ww TRUNK CUSED SAXOPHONES—$3o up: _cornets, te ing your in eae ent. It will pay you in| | Vises, one connecting red mantle for lining a $30. Buckingham Hotel ; | rods and pistons. one large Weaver jack. suite 320. : me « > . ta i ‘ a *2 . '& : ‘ ia’? ~s - | e ' ' . " . - . . u *. _ —— " ave . " " } _° . “i ale a ae - + . “yo . cry > 7 mr ss . r- . ’ j ‘)} ‘ * : aw ‘ re ¢ ; rya7y “ry ; . 2 - fn . ‘ “ - “ ‘ a si ‘ ' . ' ™ . a . : ; p Pati “*) ye 4 . hs 4 3 Pee oe ee | ae gk ne! a ve st HIC ind cockerels: ire: ToUV VW Page. ~~ p “ ge se age ~ 2 162 "Pine st. ENGLISH LEGHOR RiER—Fem: re ars ld: S70 rechard av.. HALL KimoM Wtd.—L _ emmiored: state marticr'ars. Hoy F-185 Post-T«pateh ROOM a no other room- ers. box 7. Post-Dispatch. hington large AEOL rAN. Tatist R-177. oo? Witd.—Room. and kitchen. unfur- e emploved. Cox R-285, P.-D. ie) Soo piste aged working man: frea- sonable, . Box K-31. Post-Dispatch. - large, comfortable: Mondar, PRospect 2714. ROOM—Furnished: 2 lzht housekeeping 1 Carondelet. x N-3OS, P.-D. ROOM Wtd. — Smal! single. West End. MAin 3972. Sunday morning, RVOM Wtd.—Near De Baliviere. basin ban wh reasoli- | ‘Jalma used ne” he anc tne ie : ru » iii for Te- v SSDS. ic) ftid.— 2. by elderly a rent Boost Wid —Younc a: 5404 Dewey. (OOM Wta.—Youne nian. Soldan teacher, desires ner’s ngeme preferable: tine Plymouth Rocks For Sale | CHICKENS—-Early puleis, ready Plymouth Recks, Rheude island red, 2702 Arsenal. ic} PARTRIDGE PLY at pote Sochae ey 1 KS—Young t old frem nh prize-winnei "S19 MeNais Choroughbred a rock, 1323 Midland. ie s—— A iso a Iver 4852 J. POLICE PU PPIE } me 0 . oOLToers, Iinpeort tu lay rsiGge | polia Hiland 9373. ic¥9) barred MI SOUS FOR SALE | 2 berrels: cheap. 2412 vlish lechorns. A>HPTTS—Corrugated vens, with case. 93426: KENS—W Lite Leghorn pullets: hens | AULOMOBILE SHOP TOOLS—6-cylusder cheap. 4419 $3 | SHOTGUNS—Singie shop ready to do business: partuere’ dis- | SHOT GUN—l Winchester @ uppie i $l up. OV ENS— 2. portable: ejector. 4504 Laclede. sec Fair. re- | dition, $45. 325 N. ilta, East | ~¢ pits, plumbing supplics, sell oT". und fit- with 400 xed 8 | BUILDERS. and Surveyors instruments. STACKS—Good as |SHOT GUN—Winucheste- CHICES—Shipped free primary broadc- orpingtons, | ASHPITS—hoier iron, $128 delivered. 'SHOTGUN—E eming ton; aw Ogark Farma, | Lith. Sted & Mis. Ge 20280 Eee ee age. SHOTGUN o artim = 73ac each. 12U1 Purceil. ear: bareain. 23 Lewes pi. = , ' -— also pumps and N PULLET—~—ij ve. “160. | nt: 1 month's free rent. Cail at {c} | Reminstor 2U-gauge repeater; 3. > one | north Manchester. ; 25. cheap. 3740 Towa. tc) | SHUTG CU N-—W inchester, high BbreAMS—Channels angies. ail Sizes, pipe | Il!. EAest 5754W. | tings; anything in iron and steel. Louis : 218 85: ‘oe z new and used. at attractive pmces Wiss- | BUILDER'S «LEVEL—G uaranteed acru- cheap. 1014 N. Twelfth. duck run. LaAclede 4468. ers; no more chillin guaranteed SHOTGUN — Winchester — per cent aj.ve: rocks, ! 100, 17"9 N Westphalia, Mo. rs: oa (cD) ing patent. Call “017 cy Economy SHOTGUN— Double-barrel. Leghorns For Sale 4: gh | 6643. 'c99) i—Very fine, ejyectors. Cr 2 and AUTO REPAIR SHOP EQUIPMENT— rifles. ota way. TYler Jenninzs, Mo. ? } 2 ee mar. any week day. Smith 12-gauge harmmerlé /_BAR BELL—One hand 3038 uge; two damascus inforeed reds, Steel storage tanks, and fittings, radiators, steel sheets. ash- | SHOTGUNS— New. single barn [ron & Supply Co.. 1bth and Clark. GAr- | field 4220. (c) | mixed shells in iz 16 20 | ed loads. $6.85 e aa Co.. ler, 615 Broadway. fifth floor. (cUYU) | SMOKE | Fate; exc ellent imatrument: sacrifice. Call | sTEaA ith. a pT C. A. Johnson, GaArtfield 8805 (c?} 38 cota ieee ‘Schunaaee _— | i. Be $30. ry ; ae rPed; s.|- c Aad sat caninet; scendimpncattmmdie oe seeien ee a PULLETS CAbany $314R. Pigeons and Pet Birds For Sale called Chinese J$1L01 VUlive. ici) | female ca-! Pet Shop.,| | CAKPENTER TOOLS—aAna bench cheap. Laclede av. | call Sunday jmorning. 3623 Palm. | STEEL CUL ge gee sizes | |\CONCRETE ASHPIT FORM—Bolted stec:| Standard Rai; and Steel Ca form, cump'ete; will sell for haf of cost. | Rois 1560. | Call C, A. Johnson, GArtield 8805. (c) | STEEL STORAGE TANKS—i ELECTRAC BATH CABINET—Massage,| ¢allou; used storage tanks. Stam _table nearly pew: chea ». GArfield $016. | 2nd_Steel Co. Phone iLiinois 15 ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS—1sed.| TANK—2000 gallons with li good order, at $5. St. Lowis Saivage | label; barzain. 1729 N. J eee Exchange. 3515 Page. 3014 Easton. Cali | TANK S—Laree- | Lindell 9379. EAst 1021W. T | ENGRAVERS 120% Coles. East St. ail equip TANK—New 2000 writers’ label: bargain. 3612A Hartiord. aM tet i Leyuve birds; Cherokve ; s } HOR Ois, TIME is | e. furpished vr unfur- | ; i “Ol ‘ i ALI. — BU YERS re , Ne ‘ : convenient to co wee ' ie@S3 } or Box ie) a oc woman, 4200 on nae or West —. Post-Di upstairs eT room Guehered: west of ome a state particu lars. lady wants one un- M Wtd.—Elderly furnished room. downstairs. with water: usec, ZSLUA BLOCK—Victor. 16 i & J 4 , ie dL he ~~ rire y couple, with beat: would care for bac ‘pashelor apartment. singers: o. CASNARLiS—eautiful Yi 29 “101 Biendon. GREYHO! 41. 2101 Biendcon 3-04 Maffitt a¢ pata ns ye eg Mountai; , R : “ers and roll . Saae Hickory. 347- och, issian wolfhound CANAn! Esk Hiers fine singers rei Calif ria. 35; females, GREYHOUNDS SNARTES— Singers, $0; femal "ANARIES we! Wt, ’ nothing Dut ~ 5 ~~ + lighead \US— Mai * SER ViICER—bExvert inter. eal] $1.25. COlfax Si; the f proms must be reasonable. 92h, | tT. ~UrR: gy arid eo) iy} wl ES- oe; | cages, | bOaKD Wtd.—For refined country zcentle- . Day pert in produce: about Dee. 1. car Welleton preferred, Box 32. Foristel!. a xT ed middle- -315. Pos —> bree, Fred Gelsicr. Sapvin- TON, 4039 } mont id. and Ls Nz zhil 7 rd. Ta Brar RD e ge mable price: private famiy. Wtd.—Single room. Laclede. Box N-110, of Sacrifice prices HUNLETH MUSIC Oo. KIESELE — a . NLE 3 7A] e , nese /one bia i 516 Locust. (82) ) Ft pehae! 18 “a 1007 ¢ ne “y (eA, | Sery ice calls $1.50 NORT THWESTERN aS Es + cantalone ot ; one one electric valve re- % SED CLARINETS—Conesnon. \Ibert PERIOD MODEL GRAND AND UPRIGHT r¥ler 2914. 2524W. St. Loni ~O) \RLEGUIN GRE PPins.| mse AR ye oo ee s808 'facer, one 3-horsepower Century motor; one 3, unfurnished, jecTadine Pag oe name Bg ne piteh Bb: i> keys. 4 rings.| PIANOS. 20 per cent to 331-3 per cent} i ee ~~ Sa oe = —— ~ ,;emery grinder with stand. shaftincs and Bhan cag ae, Meee Ser demonsi ration j disco int. This special offer reduce« prices | ANI MALS : on 4 nins ‘ - WAR. Dan Samm D Bo SP eL | Ne hangers; one 19 oF Dodge motor, eomMp i: AEOLIAN (: ‘7 “th t wt guarantee. terins. | Of these very artistic styles to lese than ren} nd rear axle assembly; one large flat- top whit s i ¢ 1004 Olive st. uid pay regulariv . VANAR yan one large safe. one Cadillae tow = 7 USED CLARINETS— Imported ; Albert | st¥les | “Wanted Sion Rice Carne Compe. che &- PAPER arg 23 15 aes. per + 4 ro! lers: low i ' >: alsu breedi£ig cares ic ory Si. ic} tic le ig a 7 i s re a Ww prac- |are lower than elsew here. hink of buy- CINE one ns — — - * aroline. - and others. "118 Lafayette av. Cc) ; FU BRNACE— Good for large =, a Pp per _ int G SEGTINS ew. a A Sern 34 te) | ing stand lard qiz: a} itr nationa i priced in- > “WS geen, : hea : cr re- HOIUNI aie i CA N ARIE s—it your bird w sick. send hup Se hmict Bros.. 4371 Laclede av. (c7) a re ble ——e oid, sacrifice prices; {gruments | like GULBRANSEN Registering ry eT ——+ | Keunerty to Haller’s Bird Hospital. the only one in } FURNACE — Home Comfort: first-class oV2 8 2 8 2 Ue a, é. Bee e offer considered. 3504 Con: | coe are h the manufacturer’s cash pr PIES Wtd.—-Spitz, fox ter ers, POO- | Mo. WaAtsen § the city. 8I7 N. 6th. Phone CEntral per? }_ order: pipe complete: $35. 3007 2. 18ih ore c ut _ ee 4 omg im the back _ of each mstri iment Gardner Bi: 3ao001l Easton. | HOL N DS-— Be Louis, 17°26 Simmnse ' 2) : FURN NAC E— Zere Kin ‘om i t Cc i 819 NORTH VIOLIN OUTFIT—Wurlitzer hand-made | $340 $ gh wig’ ona S275 for the $450 style ost) pl.. Sunday. afl gen year-sad ANARIES—timported rollers: rie ing! C Abany | 23185 oe — old vie] in; regular cost $100: sacrifice fo . ior the § ba Dig 30 stv le. = - The ee instru - | POPs Wid 1 co ey _ 3 hee #444840), Ww th string O1 rab- / tg é . end : s VA ‘ “. : s lies and lies: large selec: | $125: sacrifice Monday for only $51: in- poe Olive st. n. W ‘ke. Pratt. Ark poigst “e ee ee ee ee ee selec: | FURS ACE—In goud condition: hot cludes case and all, accessories: easy rel coal ene UVogs and Cats For = se bn. - tion: low prices. We are now in our new | 455) Laclede or ee ‘Sitieeen S out WL RLITZER. 1006 Oliv eS «et. | Talking Machines For Sale AIRN Db ALS T PPIES—F 311-Dis ae ees or an D Porne Wid.--linaie race. g ke AE * 3 uD. b. ya ga iCK—P honograph, with ela = Webs i aii Av iehes ice se SITs goz: ped? “ul, CANARIES—Since 1905 Jone Crees ° COLLET | * ioe’ chen "S — young Catholic a euployed: south. box | $250: recular price $350. Violine com orés- ud omp lete with 38 rec ni ay$ a1 rece | AIREDAL E PUPS— r F — r —;Po ned leaving city. ecan2ries 3 knewn as the best by | , midt Bros.. 437 - hanios, $5 uP. New drum outfits S30. | ane 461° 8h wo records; $50. CAb- reasonaiie Hlland rs — an — | r = =a — hundreds ionmrers;: any bird | DOARD—Youne lady em- Ww rite for catalorue and herscaine | EDio —______— SC? | agen j inet pe Ce ee PTE Po 1 ne eng. ; not to nd boa 609 PINE. a a oe S300 modei— : aa : os oom. | over JOU €X- nice acd Box la a ~~ steam Lacicde. fe) FURNACE—Hot-water: also lar2 ¥ steam) furnace. Schmidt Brus.. 4371 Laclede. a (e2) ; r VV on \ és |; Water heating: . condition: hot cir! p= a R14 “hone rf 2m ne Ji fferson weed WARDROBS TRI i +s ran ay . ~in enrunane CANAR L[ES—Guara teed male singers;! one season: bargain. 2734 Olive. | t : ' oT oe 1 word: 0; daily 7 a. m. until n.: es ~£20°-Water: like new. Long-time ter es ae | BREAGLE Ht ‘ NI , mS rion c : ~ Mun : - « m. noon. | e.. room heirs: zo I cuomi:tion. § kD Wi—s: G3 | KIESELHORST $s YEAR a | et tee_end 9789 IEG De COS STI tacinde av family: must be Ji. | Established 1870 yO? Ovi¢ ~ “ft {c8R ) he dad > (-9, rlims . at BEAGLE HC T NDS—nerist re { ? erin - ee : 4 . ' : ‘ ed : 150: Fl RN ACES. O'Fallon Park. ¢ ws BABY GRAND }’ T Kh st le: i ke PH Non a — ‘ mains rezistered Glen Hi} icks. Ol ant Mi “ -. Tl ’ ved Ps : ot a : no is a nipe or pi pe ies4, Fa \Vernment. Ii lee Box K-63, new: cheap. 3844 S. Compton. “ (c83) OT SOG APH mt T prigat, mahogany, $15. | ATwater : ee Or oG46 Che "6 bnew: real barsains; cheap. Beauger, L007 BRAMBACH UPRIGHT—Nic tion: | . : Hast t aS é md \ — A\ice ¢undition: | P =F INOGRAP HS—-All c- © too. a excellent for becinn: of Tt ? eal $e be . A ™ma xes. £s — aay r R: A Se -atr: ; Sspecinily rice. 1633 S. _Broadway. : feuhchoan’ auiies S45: terms, $3 ie Olive st SPECIAL. $11.9. 95 mon WURLITZER. CHICKERING Pt! ANO—Small — cellent eondition: special! ly f a L arge aso a of Stan lard make phon- | terms can be arranged, | °©Tanhs: e 2nd uprizht modeis. jn}; priced to sell as low | 75: convenient c LEHMANN PIANO CO., 1101 Olive. Seme ss b piano, mahogany 11-95 —Emtral 9430 CHICKERING upright as -d br preminent Str MISS Ou RL. (09 Morgan case: carefully used Louis family. good ‘tone @Nnd action: an | Terms | RADIOLA— Brunswick model exceptionally good bargrnin at $185. Olive et. | eiiminator: beautiful cabinet: practically 7 monthiv. Wertitger, 1008 CHICKERING ROTHERS’ c a. bargain 9502 Delmar. Ist fj) wee . i ASE PIANO that looks | — f o}] Sur a eel in beautiful console: | ——— . , ’ : | oe te i ». will sacrifice for $280: must | BOSTON PUPPIES—Pedizreed ; aiso) POINTERS AND SET TERS—From cham- | | 0 nF ag Re «ily. Mr. Lemelson, 576s | ee must sei. G534 Julian, County. pien sires: broke and unbre ~ selling : V ith TOR— L: t te) SOSTUN TERRI-ERS— All ages. Vv e buy ; ous. ten Fournie R. R. a. Nort bh Ii- - : Pi) ree, eI , » | PT 4 iigetT} ’ T Ric PIAS Se argest upright: records and 13/ 2cu and breed. Sill Olive (eQO) Aad. etlevilie. Til. - ant *! slot: ze | albums: $40 oem — = : i125 601 S. Vandeventer. mae. Warren st. Kuemmepte. 2318 | BUSTON BULL PUPS—lJheap. 3. mn ee ge sag a I CT ’ u ton. (ce) PRESS Witd.—A cheap. GRand 2A (eh | with type. ; Call LECTRIC PIANO—Nicket in : aa 4757 Cote . ia ta". oF i > ~¢} . : " ot age only $195 un. Worth io hand, f on 4 w aes nl ge aig — ne ieee Hodiamont of : * ta $550 in the regular way. Long- . are marke } than one-fift h - reralar | an uD 3 ‘7 nN. Vth. — > Pm. rilyer Zrav.: fe) | : l Tis HMces, and g- TY} i a) . “ty j . +e) i . - + : he “4 a) ° tober @ils . : - A KIES stiese 14 +eTH YEA a $4 ‘and tor eat HT ad terms, $1 “ eekly Be STON TERRIER Pl P— Pedigreed : p: : Rober t. se ards ren | Se ack: used radiators: cheap. PArk view i ShnOTGI He San 3 oe payment Taner Mice et KISELHORST 48TH YEAR Btock +40 Pestalozzi. Ped igre ed: ‘ 5572 te? } mie CRT Mere Smail square, cheap. 1007 Olive at” .cao, | BOSTON TERKRIER—Male. pediareed. R ; HEATING BOILERS-—Several «mal! =e. | STEEL. LOCKERS Wid. Fee at 1336 8 Sth. ' eee | weeks: perfect marked. 12484 Union. Poultry Supplies For Sale , hot-water heating beilers: use | , manutacture: mut he fee USED 88-note | COSTON TERRIER PUPPIES—S10 INCUBATORS—Brooders, Buckeye. Sol | ™%;,,™e"P._ Central Hardware Co. 8 ae £3-49 — aie ee Geli , |X. Gh st Cheap net: ail kinds. 416 Lucas av. > 337. feO0s | HEATER—24% gallon | omdition. Riverside 3097 Established 2879 HIGH-GR ADE standard ’ piaver-pianc: modern style mahogany: RADIO S0ld tortay 5901 A Enrigbt. fos | CEntrai . a BOSTON TERRIER LU Ps—Pedigrecd: POLICE inden io ; WILD MATL LART DECOY S— Eleven —s | HC + eS iT-WATER HEATER—Compiete: chean. | CUM MMINGE SAFE a La ex ‘ $ S--- Lrone; bo? it pe feOhD) . I rk wo * birds cages Call or tianal Pet Shops, 3101 Hive, aR A\KEETS — Green or yellow shells. $5 £5 pair 3191 Olive (cB) P oro el tig heap. ° 29 Pine fox ter- Spitz fe- S10. Chero- kee. GRe : HONOGR AP 60 records i —Tieh- -xrade: cant he told irom | Wti.—Pus: mould, Write ISLLA SETTER nthe old Prt; PS ry FOrest vestar Nons Tate and § sabe? TL ioe lece av. Telephone SE fters ; 75 coiienie Senae =o * cs (e7F) | ing PaARROTS— Finger wipe TORRE bes oe: | ¢ GARAGE—Ports hie aia? $145 Econ: | Lous, a4 ~ PARROTIS—Talking parrots ate Teasona: ile Ster! 1 & Mfc. Co.., Rik >" Easton ip ay oe to 60 bb. Pp. Ort . : | tral Bird Store now at 515 Franklin. | 800_Carr Sh. Entral 5270. |e Post a. tet —-s (en) GA RAG E—~— Sec ‘On yand., 2-car meta} ga- spa ch. | Tage: imspect at rear of 5284 Westmin- | “© ~" aha PPR ACE Wide |; ster. phone FOrest 0175. ic? Fe oleae R-LSS. Post-Disnat ch. ee — te, inches thick. 3x4 foet. sr Ds ai f° maltese: chean. 2412 S. 11th. | “Sre7 tan ee | 9521, oa adie white kings, homers.| 7 Post-Dis, Wtd. — Home-lik widewer and deughter y2 E. ree five full particulars. J. MUSICAL vocalists, gratis. It? rack. | fRAcLES— pedigrve ad, ellgip registration YS male and femal These young beagles arc > see them work befure unbroken: $1 1 ler, Gartieid and 4th, ATwater 40R combi nation RCA. ee a) R. 160 eonsole type with Phiico c ~ akes 5 ~. . . trata *) Kinloch. PIGEONS—Homers, 235 cents apiece. Call 6064 Wand fe) - Se} s and pointers: Natural % “) ya ates arson Pr oad. BIRD DOG—COON HOUND origsant. Mo. Practice. vio- =| . | Pai7}. Dr. Barner, F) Box R-324. Tiers PIGEUNS—Fa carnea ux, Varieties poe vM HEATERS—* Clowes meade: 2 burners; 100 fiber | a . 2 4th. tod | ; we, GASTEAM RADIATORS, | os (iow, any size, reaj bargains. 1007 | | Mi: arke?. E. | GROOVE PLANE-—Stanley; like new; sell | Pp RINTING SJ. Cy : KT IESELHORST 4STH YEAR Fatanishes 1007 Olive st. (eR) drarons, homers. kinds: cheap. records: also 5810 Penney! ania. edigreed: $2 POLICE met months oid: POLICE PU Pr 1ES DUCKS—i8 decov rose, on : ee Fo sports fferson ad JE el SP good | wil Sun- ic} females, S10: Kenneriy. DEtimar | fc) pevii- ; or Call (82) | all | tty $15. 4432 _— P v PPTES Hich-bred. finest you ever looked ic rolle and combination player bench to | match: overstocked or fine -piayers: chee | : t ~] CASH ad for rad to. close out: $144.50: $1.40 ver week, Market, 1297 “Chont ut — AN CO. 1004 Olive st. | HIGHEST cash pric if ahs , orate 7 C3 ers Pak 0 te | ~~ i Parkvien seep: — oe or equipment. St. Louis Radio Exchange. cond w 10S) / 718 High st. CEntral 0547 et $215 oF. PIA Si RADI) W tel. —New 6-~% Sais Tal K Has a full. Me saving, PArkriew @5! a action one. and easy | WE pac morr for your Uerd eed Radie Exchaner appe ratus. et. oleter, at a fc) R 1343 S$ Mive «t ff) i For Sale ATWATER KENT—Qne dia? . as~ e terma, “n.. £18 N. Fth. ° ATWATER datterios, 44°23 LATER—Like new: *"Tma to reliable rer complete e Morten Electric fc tuime KENT with speaker. charger: bareasain. (ce) e ‘ ee selects acc caine citi encanta | ay: racine New and. | ee . Broadw way Riversic +f RMITERY (A RGEES— fe? | Nees ERY a ThA = — As low as ST=5. $2 | CANAD AN tiful dogs. BOSTON TERKIER PUPPIES — females: high-Clase doe at a Broadway. TY ler 3156 BOSTON —F ,erfect - heause bre ke price voureeit: no place to keep, 5228 | Miz Ire yvg must ell. fe) | BOSTON TERRIER—Grown: pups, pedigreed: $25. 40°7 :.. Pedigreed stud. 43°°9, ae | North JS ER IF Oth wf. iN hie - 8S — Brox oT Matron«:- al; : $30 and up. 3417 WN ERRIER PUPPIEs—vVer- 4180 £TOwN stoek: sted. Fee. S15 up. Olive Street B i SLLIK i—Brind'e : S7: dandies, 412 S. i LI, “heas, rr a- eow-winnin:s erat Price rie — brindle fe "som av. SRRIER—V: = s. an , ; 31033. ze aed male our: a. lea. Mar- | ? | PUPPIES—K kidie La Rosedale | Pups. | om re POrPpPirs—h see them. 4 miles '; i ty Loif tii} ‘8 Lemay Ferry road. Broc rock smith. POMERANIANS—\ Maier. “female. (jar 7) hieto a ® tc all ne f ore 2 3. ny. OME -RANIANS Si rewn ao pup Des Menie av, FOrest 06980 POODLE DOGS— Male sad ‘female. Watker. 1315 Morgan. 7 pets, each. 9°08 Delphine, Overtend. tan: very ema'i. (rH) Fiuffr. €3 ack and 1409 N. “Ath. PTTrR Exkimo. + males ana females: ae white eon a, dand ee: cheap. 8101 Olive. raped ea qhiia* stil eee Prssian WOLF HOUND—Bine anil white 5 months old, Registered, J. wate PUPPIES—W every description rifice; there’s an oversupnly. ie peer (CHO | 6137 | 54354 | Anns | (7) by Careless anc | ‘Bir C. “McGini«. Slater. Mo. ie7) j titul st &? > Jerseyville. A TRH CS, enh, Address Tit. 19 excellent B. calling hens. A. ahs AQUARIUMS, FISH, ETC. ACW ARI ‘i Tonne ge vp 15 ta Are callon “7 >", 3 ‘ > gpaecitt : Varv'iend AQUARIU mante. MTom fi a 241 11 red snails and ROC ARIONS call = rrr eee oblong. 92.73; TORTW. relied edcre: 47239 T.abadie av. tropica] fish. COlfax Roll week. ig : . ‘ Ainplay Aantarum. eS in city 43°75 > Michican. 71412 Creacent. TROPICAL FISH — Peacock ~7c ‘pair. A. eh. aroeat ney Aall as Belit's Welistan J _BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES ngks—< S—— JUCT OS, ang sold, hehey afi 416. Lucas ey. . supplies CEutral 455%. (e989) at SAT 34 lor Witkx BOIL ER—S50-foot — Alberts safes: pert an ant ante werk. ty _ 138 East Haneock County. TER HEATING F : S50; Stent” | Linde Ince ll OPER a Tez: ih. WN Jefferson. PTA <t-—Amee- with radietors splendid buy. for beffa, tein SAFES—Fire end bu ee Vieter SA fe) | and etyles: nearly new: _— A 32087. CHR ATR onecr. 5 O07 Market. red, f‘amered comm $1 enl. $ PAIUNT—-Ste have ae & mince went uality Paint Coe Co. 7 4 ‘ 5 FREAMS. channels, ans'es. rods. Ears. at leneths. Stands Os e Rail 12th st ' = vault @oers are {oN Toone | at real | <charios. | "SED SAFER AT a gore Mime tek tt ety lew: Ba oamed. canieald Sette oheeaged tae & SEINVER { here ne Of ve. Gare 4 aout exert * Praef: acre ee « eric Hirth Piranha “a Te your wing, we St. i's

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er Back on Coviliza Ada Blackjack, the Eskimo Girl Who Cared for and Survived the Last Man of the Ill-Fated Wrangel Expedition, Was Rewarded With Nothing ” But Illness and Poverty. Vs an a \ ~ +. “= . hae Dr. Charles H. Dolloff. 4,7 a Sa A ( By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine CONCORD, New Hampshire. N THE spring of 1917 Mrs. Mary Rust Folsom shot and killed her hus- band, Henry Fol- som, while they were driving to- gether in a farm wagon from the railroad station at Exeter, New Hampshire, to their farm at Somerville. Motorists driving be- hind the wagon saw her open fire from her position on the rear seat. The next instant the horses bolted and both the man’s body and the woman were thrown into the road. The woman immediately regained her feet and emptied the revolver into her husband’s body. When the .pur- suing motorists finally arrived on the scene she was chattering with maniacal fury and throwing stones at the body. She killed him, she said, because le went with other women. Mrs. Folsom was committed, with- out trial, to the State Insane Asylum at Concord. Indeed, she had already spent some time in the McLean Sani- tarium in Massachusetts and was about to be recommiltted at the time of the murder. On April 1, 1918, Mrs. Folsom disappeared from the asylum in a manner that no one, including herself, has ever been able to explain ? successfully. A few days later a woman giving: the name of Mary Rust appeared in Troy, New York, asking for housework. She got one job, left it to take another and was about to leave that when the family that employed her, impressed by her “neatness, intelligence and kindliness,”’ persuaded her to stay with the promise of better wages. Taking up cooking, she quickly developed a proficiency that made her decide to taking aspirin. It seems didn't work. capitalize the gift. She started a small bakery and from that expanded into a | ! but was able to speak and y > ee a foe . . oni le. the ISMAEIN ieieebes won ae aga seein ee water's edge to embrace YAS Oh, yes on 13th I got new army pants. larger baking and general catering T WAS an August. the British to » i 3 _ ns enable with the expedition. So, sending her He Se 1th wan over to trapn. No ae cam ve route ‘on afternoon in 1921 Outlived t} . inn m the territory and son to her mother in Kodiak, Ada a a. a rah tracks and Tut ew wen : a a - when the Siwver to es iho tro mao went with her who was then 23, set 2 ' Crawford, Maurer and Galle. Had he Se fresh tracks and I put new soles on ee nr lbean Wave from cia body . “hen North, her frail Silver Wave. seen them? And then Noice learned : my felt slippers, and washed dishes “a = gree wnat | pushed her way phvdielene nage ng the pomatty. Nome ' Maurer and Knight had been mem- a. ny. Very ear all day.” z ‘ solitary W ‘ BY 4: , le bleak shores of Wrangel Island, but the harder s; a f Wrangel Island. He passed seven y wastes. ? 4 wash my hair and read Bibi! and I vi F Fol eared at tue 130 miles s , e harde! side of life. Only fc - months ¢ i ’ , - eed tust olsom reappears es north of Siberia. j a a y fora 8S on that barren land } : S ADA led Noice - think of folks { h h this . a, in the Arc- and before he A led Noice to her tent he ‘ are in ¢cnure Concord Insane Asylum seeking read- write his diary, Ada, evidently practie- ing for what she saw was soon to come, wrote with a blunt _peneil: ‘‘Made in March 14, 1923.’ And she continued: “The first fox I caught was in Feb. 21 and the second March 3d and 4th and 6th. That makes four white foxes. And then on March 18th I caught three white foxes. That Ada Blackjack and . ; } nd her son. , makes seven foxes altogether. 14th I got a headache all day. I am By a Special Corres j pondent of t aie as Post-Dispatch Sunday ete ~ ee eough she endured untold pri- Sail on the landed fo ie : ur men From the ti survivors of > me Ada was ab re the Ste c io : a was able to tod- fanason flagship, the Karluk, and a woman ; at > 7 tc ‘ ; dle in her dismal home in Kodiak the Which in 1914 was crushed by t} us] yy the Ice tic Ocean ej my ee ee Primarily the party had morning and this evening and now aitteancetor eee ae snccenatal Vthgdbines Stihane I'm writing 11 o'clock in evening | business woman and prized neighbor on a | after I had cup of tea | 5 , ' of Troy were one and the same. She : 1) ¥ } laim h , j 5 | ‘ ish thiore he ‘ } ‘ i l € s§sion In Nome Ww I >] ; > ce ; . brief spell did s! she have any real com- W4s rescue € ' forts, and that was while she w a Crawford d by the King and Wing Saw that only meager rations c hr. > . e jas p a "ft r or¢ 5 ‘ “i : ~ a’ na . the Canadian, had been in- remained and realized he had a... theory that any armed speak cscs erie ice Peet cate: xg while the other Or in the big tent of the white and would gladly have be ne i. pena oy Aton gre oe food. Here, too, she caomaa to rend ture, pene ot i si gia rahe ee cane — mans, lay the wife .of any one of the aia Poe 4 — 21, the day beam guardian, Dwight Hal), in Dover, and eo aaa ’ , ee aiscns iris she be. ‘visions and y too with them pro- a ody of Knight clad in his deer- But she was spurned by her emo! a Knight died, she wrote: “Knight acting upon his advice, immediately Sohad been unloaded and came a bride at 16 ediatniae Winns ae , ammunition to last at skin sleeping bag, in which he had ote and told cee me 2 Iplov- is getting very bad Hie Jooks went to the asylum. She was quite ying Black- st one year, having been assured died six months. before His three sereunt, oven Ge craigs ge as a like he jis going to die.’ Next day: content to do this, she said, since she ' : St ¢ 1e@ quar- ‘Move to other camp today and I wash was now “doomed to live forever” and the NHeweomers hs : he ‘ lad hoisted the Rr ’ flax. the Silve ner . erstwhile hunter and = musher that additi ' . ' . e silver Wave sailed away while. and to hij :} Ki at additional supplies would reach white companions had left hi trie] Pniol O him she bore three children them the following vea: And : a rh a aad laa tet, Knight—-who, when he was ur my dis! :2 year. Ani , t unNn- ivy dishes ane get some wood.) ne ; our eded a tranquil place to stay. thre Live ol the ] } 7 island, Known as ‘“‘t} , ‘ f ‘ith seurvy as he Whe ae Ko Bk an at- © With scurvy, assuring hi r he n tw {) Oo} il@] babies died and Ada tempt to carry : : c c . c uri _ nim they able to hold A pencil! COI ? ci men not knowing it was e Blackjack’s brutal treat- in 1922, but the ice was so heav with the Eski 7 ae oe ee ms. uta weet: ine If Was to be ment no lonver she as SO neavy that tne Eskimo wonian, and ehe had ter up his diarv iyo ‘ 9 . ocr’ ‘ divorced him the ship could he should have } 4 nut et siren (rod Is the onl: who freedom, she came back to the asylum ia , : Olid not apnroac ae nurse 7 Mea Sil Lave MASS on will broug ee - With her son, Bennett, she found lode- Miles of Wr een. Within sed him as tenderly as though he And it brought me home sne in the hope of finding peace within its | ' rangel Island and was =2ad been her husband. Then she kept pee ‘ . ‘ ‘ pi DIPAK For of th; . (nat party only t} : yy the woman Ing in Nor sine Nome and there eke fore survived and perh; , . i) Se t ed out an ex- oreed to ab; : } ' laps she is the abandon its mission Th her lone vigi 7 AS to Ss le Vigil beside the body of tf] , as yi the eraveyvard of the Arctic.” waved fare- well]. tlie their last ‘ contact with the outside world SQ eS ; ' aS deserted and aione on that SaaS And azain weal og » is no one ahe ltering wall ? i ? = s ii i is si ‘ > ’ iif pmianad Lda Blackjack s i JACK wrote pity me in this he a9 Cine n thi: bu sod and R. FOLSOM, itn Oils college days at Dartmouth in the early Ada Blackjack's } yr When, in July, 1921, Alan Craw Tw of } 7 nineties, was @ famous we AGE aCKJACK s&s Hherojsn) js 1, aa oe ot wae aw ) YeEaATS almos ‘ i P ; i A er ThoOug! rn 1 Rags Olsm is of the un ford, a voung Canadia; Lort tin t] {to a day from the adeptly after Knight kd etetewes sic Mn i brouvht 1s Mack ba , ball player and all-round athiete. He usual type il : oy eeesaeaegs sorne sri le expedition h; rr ge: Sui ‘Ould seem, j ve | KE Knight, from MeMinville, Oregon on Wra " on had been landed: * a mark in the rear of the Ada had eas , tii coins id aaaaatinbeli : had attained a high place im the pil: ais SON, ange Siand, Har : ; qa nad glve tie HOT arold Notice a as Ope inhi : ave » nf f fession of law and had held numerous political offices, but all of these he made secondary to hia devotion to his lf’ were the part’ named ‘ achoan? ; ‘ gasoline sick man might have fresh mentalty afflicted wife ei} adi } 5 +, 97) " waht : Lame (2 hy CTHOS ney. Donaldson y ro rT } . ; ; only be obevin : t hy ’ Tr OP ‘ ri ‘ oat t) * ban VC] l { if Sugvestion of Stefan son ' ' aLAINST a re icy ais learned to Li iit C)7 (Te ] () K 1 ? ‘ —_ ntnweas 4 . ; : Against the advice of medical i t »% } ‘ . asi wclis - yh] CF OOC4 a 2 ( ee ’ rea ee , ss Lie (ra ’ 17 | ‘ : } if . ? — roiives, the nation for hie! py Wrangell Is} ee ae lore OF Rodgers Harbor. He saw the tht foxoe , | d aid pu ason ! ) ) | friends, he insisted on having his xhie risked her 1} se ialile& | ~ and and to alm if ‘ . tents t hye (‘raw Pas a ; \ it iOg kes and t } Y einal ni] ' ry ; . ' ; ry a4 Tit ’ , . . fixh possession \ -gativ : /O'QG party had erected, i! ‘ut hols ' i vibes ) only a dead mat Stet * ) . ca wife released from the private sanl- ne é hi € Seam Nh ¢ One, by “i se “ pUites 2 tI (oO fatten , eae ' » oes ne “Heroine r 2 — ale ee no could ‘fashior lot) a iy _ oe arrived in fish fi her? ) 7 COM Pahion, surrounded | eas of ©} ent wanes aoe tarium and took her back to thelr " ‘) hie { j nf O° re h« Lid Ti Cig briny il gif there Sean ae . i I amiie’t} ri) i (j -T)] " r) éar la A 4 1) ”" ; . \ Lié P 1921-23, quickly from the skins of animals ' ; ee Whites are he i at ; nieirs, ' ‘ at grim tragedy in which = three No T} ae a NOTE ie felt that her si] ' expedition went out - ch | Lie ] Siien er ee eae? and kille ar is arrived in pushed the nose of wee d bear that the munion with her Maker; | le ' : . littie, unattractive Keskimo. Who weighs would Americans and one ( KOtten hey tor } OKen in: health and vreeted 7] bya } i { 1 onIY DY Ada Klack jack we *3 c half-leaping J Vears Vi (iia , ? » ' ? iis i 4‘ * i And another needle crviner ' , Laat 4 and half-laughing Riackjack lov ed Page Two. a ngebens Sunday M honored while II y Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 30, 1927.

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CTIC” WW ilizatio Nn W ho ast Man edition, irl write his diary, Ada, evidently practic- ing for what she saw was soon to come. wrote with a blunt pencil: “Made in March 14, 1923." And she continued: “The first fox I caught was in Feb. 21 and the second March $d and 4th and 5th White foxes That makes four And then on March 13t white foxes That makes seven foxes altogether 14th [ got a headache all day. I am It seems didn't work yes on 13th I got new army pants On 12th I set eight places of traps 15th | was over to traps. No sign of fresh tracks and I put new soles on my felt slippers, and washed and I fee} better than day Very clear all day."’ hen follow items of events, all written -in her own way On April I caught three taking aspirin (jh Ry, dishes much vester- other ; crude 24 she wrote: ‘‘Sun- day. I didn't go out to-day. I just and read Bibi] and I! oOlks are in church this this evening and 11 o'clock in evening hair now or tea.” the day - before he wrote: ‘‘Knigit bad Hie J|ooks today and I wasn eoOme wood diary there Ran a Successful Business While Fugitive From an. Insane Asylum Dr. Charles H. Dolloff. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine CONCORD, New Hampshire. » | N THE spring of 1917 Mre. Mary Rust Folsom shot and killed her hus- band, Henry Fol- som, while they were driving to- gether in a farm wagon from the railroad station at Exeter, New Hampshire, to their farm at Somerville. Motorists driving be- hind the wagon saw her open fire from her position on the rear seat. The next instant the horses bolted and both the man’s body and the woman were thrown into the road. The woman immediately regained her feet and emptied the revolver into her husband’s body. When the pur- suing motorists finally arrived on the scene she was chattering with maniacal fury and throwing stones at the body. She killed him, she said, because he went with other women. Mrs. Folsom was committed, with- out trial, to the State Insane Asylum at Concord. Indeed, she had already spent some time in the McLean Sani- tarium in Massachusetts and was about to be recommitted at the time of the murder. On April 1, 1918, Mrs. Folsom disappeared from the asylum in a manner that no one, including herself, has ever been abie to explain successfully. A few days later a woman giving: the name of Mary Rust appeared in Troy, New York, asking for housework. She got one job, left it to take another and was about to leave that when the family that employed her, impressed by her ‘“‘neatness, intelligence and kindliness,”’ persuaded her to stay with the promise of better wages. Taking up cooking, she quickly developed a proficiency that made her decide to Capitalize the gift. She started a small bakery and from that expanded into a larger baking and general catering business, and her breads and pastries became known throughout the town and in the neighboring country. There she lived and worked for nine years, a successful business woman, with a going concern, and a kindly, Quiet neighbor, liked and trusted by everyone who knew her. Nobody ap- parentiy saw anything abnormal about her. Then one day she left town and Mary Rust Folsom reappeared at tue Concord Insane Asylum seeking read- mittance—for she and the succesafu! business woman and prized neighbor of Troy were one and the same. She had first gone to the home of her BUardian, Dwight Hal}, in Dover, an acting upon his advice, immediately went to the asylum. . She was quite content to do this, she said, since she Was now ‘‘doomed to live forever’ and needed a tranquil place to stay. And 80 all those years of after reedom, she came back to the asylum in the hope of finding peace within its } 8 a ‘ neltering walls R. FOLSOM, in his college M days at Dartmouth in the early + nineties, was a famous foot- ball player and all-round athiete. He had attained a high place in the pro- fession of law and had held numerous political offices, but all of these he Made secondary to his devotion to his mentally afflicted wife Against the advice of medica! friends, he insisted on having his Wife released from the private sani- tarium and took her back to. their home in Somerville. He would not be lieve that she was possessed by a homicidal mania, and that he would The Strange Case of Mrs. Mary Folsom, the “Kindly Neighbor and Skilled Caterer” of Troy, N. Y., Who Escaping mysteriously from the State Hospital. be the victim of her nental twist when the cord of her self- restraint snapped. Then came the shocking tragedy. After being com- mitted to the State Hospital, Mrs. Foli- som never gave any trouble except once, when she .ccame into possession of some men's clothing, put it on and hid in the woods nearby for several days, returning voluntarily and giving herself up. She had several major delusions, however, the main one being her be- lief that she could not be executed, as it would be impossible to elec- trocute her. She insisted her body was impervious to either fire or water. At that time she said she would dry up and gradually pass away, in what she termed a natural manner, but that it was beyond the province of mankind to cause her premature death She still maintains, since her recent return to the State institution, that her body will not burn and that she cannot sink in water, but she now has abandoned her earlier theory of desgsication and asserts she must go on living forever, but that there is no place where she has a moral right to be HE widow iniherited the estate of her aithough a the State was a paying patient. Ags was allowed many availiable for the inmate of limited means But she had MIlittle money when she escaped. Her career of the last nine years has amazed the alien- ists who have been studying the case, How she large and, inmate of nevertheless such she privileges not husband crimina! hospital, weil as other persons ot away has always mystified the hoa- pital officials. and how she could keep under cover was no less inexplicable. There was a might have been an inmate of some other in- diligent and persistent inquiries at all Known insane hospitalg. public or of it Yet her escape appears so that it adds to the affair Reports of a theory that Bhe stitution. but private, brought no proof simple interest of the strange-looking man sneaking out of the hospital grounds at the time of her disap- that Mre Folsom had again donned male attire, But pearance led to the belief as she had on her first escape she said to Superintendent Charle Dolloff of the hospital: “TI wore my own clothes when I! left There was none of the attendants around and I simply walked out of the Bancroft building, through the grounds, early in the evening, and went direct to the railroad station.’ The atation is a half-mile from hospital! “I inquired when the first Had Killed Her Husband and Later Was Nine Years at Ye green en RR , es e She appeared in Troy, N. Y., and lived there nine years, well liked and celebrated as an expert pastry cook. and where it went,’ Mrs. Folsom con- tinued. ‘“‘They told me the train went to Mechanicsville, New York, and I bought a ticket for Mechan- icsville. There I made further § in- quiries about dis- tances and fares to several cities: and found I had money enough to pay my fare to Troy. with enough left for lodg- ing and a meal or a year. Mrs. Fol- 80M Was an excel- lent cook and won so much praise that she decided to get a house of her own and start a small bakery. SS: wae saved $800, which was in the bank, and I found a run-down house in a good neighborhood and rented it,’’ Mrs. Folsom said “At firsat I was not par- ticular and cooked for anybody, but as more people came to me, many of them wealthy or suffi- ciently well-to-do that they did not haggle over I began to pick my two. So I went to rre.. Doctor said Troy meant Folsom. Any within the range of .her money would have answered he day after her arrival in Troy, Mrs. Folsom applied for work employment exchange Quickly found a place with a of six and liked her s0 that when, at the end of two months, she told them she had a job in Albany to go to, they raised her pay and she remained with them six months longer. Then she went to an- other Troy, family, where she worked Dolloft nothing to Mrs . 4 ’ other cits they Then voluntarily she returned to her confinement. charged customers and well for what I sold Any- body who complained of the high prices, I refused to sell anything to. Three times she moved, always in th same neighborhood and time into last time going to the Pawling avenue, “— “Som her aorupt , each a better house, the neat bunga- low on where she continued until departure Trov “At Tire bungalow,” Mrs. Folsom said, ‘‘and getting along beautifully, when the man who owned it told me he was going to sell the house and I would either have to from I] rented the was Os ee ee . pricee, - af The New Hampshire State Hospital at Concord. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 30, 1927. buy it or move. He asked $7000 for it. I hated to leave the house, for it was just what I wanted, and finally I decided to buy it. I had enough saved up to make the first payment and was able to make the subsequent payments for awhile, but it was get- ting harder all the time. I had a se- lect class of customers and was doing all I could, for I would let nobody aa- sist me in the cooking. There was no one who could satisfy my exacting customers as I did.’’ This determination to have nobody help her, the alienists say, is probably what caused Mrs. Folsom’s undoing. The attitude, without doubt, was due to the increasing fear of being recoz- nized, for she says she began to have an abiding fear’ of policemen, and passed most of her waking momenta in fearful expectancy that a police patrol wagon, filled with officers, would drive up to her door and that she would be rrested and taken back to New Hamp- shire. And at night, Mra. Folsom told Doctor Dolloff, she dreamed ually that somebody was trying to cre- mate her. “Of course, they couldn't, but it bothered me to have them al- ways trying to harm me. I had no de- sire to harm anybody and only wanted to be let alone. The flames would roar about me, enveloping my body, but hey could not burn me and I could not seem to get away from the flames.”’ contin- \ EVERAL times, Mrs. Folsom said, she was on the point of telephon- ing to Mr. Hall to ask him to come to her and help her, but she would de- cide to try to carry on unassisted. The burden, however, finally became too heavy and she gave up the battle, ob- sessed by the notion that she could find comparative contentment only by returning to the insane hospital at Concord The coming back to Con- cord did not give her much concern, but she did have a horror of being dragged back by the police. Constant brooding brought the con- viction that she would be unhappy as long as she stayed in Troy, and ulti- mately she reached the conclusion that she could find no relief until she gave herself up to the New Hampshire authorities. ‘I shall never be happy,’’ she says. ‘‘How could anybody, fated as I am to live forever, be happy? But I will be legs unhappy here than any- where else, for 1 have no right to be anywhere else.” A new trouble loomed before her a time after her return to the State Hospita! Apparently a re- n from her recent financia! re- i ee ee) eee oT Bee Mrs. Mary Rust Folsom. sponsibilities in Troy, she displayed some worry about who would pay for the maintenance of the State Hospital. “Have I got to supply the money to support this institution?’’ she asked Doctor Dolloff in one of her talks with him. “For if I have I will have to find something to do. I haven't enough income to pay the Dills here.’ There are 1800 patients and about 800 employes at the hospital and Doc- tor Dolloff gave her relief by assuring her that she would not have to pay for the upkeep. However, she appears to have added somewhat to the ample fortune inher- ited from her husband by her business venture in Troy. Her guardian said he would go there shortly and wind up her affairs, and it will not definite- ly be known how much can be saved out of the wreck until Mr. Hall re- turns. Her guardian had been as much in the dark as to her whereabouts as any- body from the time of her escape from the lrospital until she turned up at his home in Dover. Consequently, ber for- tune in his hands has been accumutlat- ing during that period of no expendi- tures RS. FOLSOM’S obsessions re- garding her life and other vagaries shown since her return indicate that the alienists will not find her sane, in spite of her sur. rrising success in the Trov NO her release has been made. Mrs. Folsom has declared she is reconciled to staying at the hospital as being the only place she has any right to be, and Mr. Hall has said he would be guided by port of Doctor Dolioff eternal business in move for the re- The official report has not yet been niade. proceedings for Mra. are started. Doctor Dolloff has stated that it would not be safe for her to be No report is necessary unless Folsom's release at large in her present condition She is classed as a paranoid, not likely to show homicidal tendencies unless she is thrown into close contact and devel- ops a strong interest in a particular person. She did not let herself become interested in any particular person duripg the nine years she was free, 80 far as is known, but it does not follow she might not become so under favor- able conditions. Hence, it looks as if she will pase the rest of her days at the State hospital, unless she makes another escape. Mrs. Folsom told Doctor Dollioff that her chief diversion in Troy was the radic. She likes the movies, but her fear of recognition made her attend- ance at the theaters infrequent and she said that whenever she felt an un- controllable desire Yor social contacts, she sought out the very poorer class of people, those haviug a hard struggle for mere existence. “IT found them more genuine in their viewpoints, anxious to do more for each other and indulging in fewer friv- olities than those whose lot is cast ip a higher ephere,”’ Mrs. Folsom «aid. Page Three

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America s “Most Distinguished Woman Artist” Youthful Eva Le Gallienne’s Battle to Carry the World’s Best Plays to the ee People and the Reward It Miss Le Gal. lienne as Ela Rentheim, in “John Gabriel Borkman.”’ By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine NEW YORK. HEN Eva Le Gallienne, the actress, announced in the sum- mer of 1926 that she meant to estab- lish and operate an ‘‘art theater,’’ which would run on ideals and bal- cony prices, Broadway smiled one of its sophis- ticated smiles and said that ideals and balcony prices were all right in their place, but that no art theater or any other kind would run far on either. Miss Le Galli- enne, the wise ones pre- dicted, soon would be back in Broadway look- ing for a role more prof- itable than that of mis- BSionary to the high- brows and wishing that Ferenc Molnar or some- body would come along with another ‘“‘Liliom”’ #0 she could pay the dressmaker. But the slim Star of “Liliom” and eae Bwen” hae dreamed of uplifting the drama; of bringing art to that group which, as she phrased it, appre- Clate art most but are rarely able to pay for it. She was not to be turned aside from her vision. The Sage warn- ing of Broadway she heeded not at all. Into dingy Fourteenth street she went, far from the bright lights of Times Square, penetrating to that drab region of second-hand clothing stores between Seventh avenue and the elevated. Tunneling back through tattered melodrama posters and the grime of an, archaic lobby, she discovered, vacant except for the ghosts of its lurid past, the old Fourteenth Street Theater, ancient abode of Italian blood curdlers, There she set up her temple of art. She called it the Civic Repertory The- ater, and after the dust clouds of ren- Ovation had cleared away, she began in bewildered Fourteenth street her ren- aissance. ISS LE GALLIENNE'’S renais- LY, Gee is out of its infancy now, and results speak for them- Broadway no longer smiles at her missionary venture, but is sitting up intelligently and taking notice. So are others who thought her project Visionary and unsound. They are just beginning to realize what she has ac- complished, for in working out suc- cessfully her plan for art at movie prices she won another triumph be- sides the financial success which per- mitted her theater to open recently for its second season. When she launched her second year’s work on October 18 she did so as the winner of the $6000 Pictorial Review Prize. Kiven annually little selves. Page Four. Brought. to the American woman who, in the opinion of a committee of women and men prominent in the arts and sciences, has made the most distinctive contribution of the year to the arts, letters, science Or social progress. Thus Miss Le Gal- lienne wins the title of America’s “‘most distinguished woman artist.’’ Miss Le Gallienne, who is 28, de- voted her entire savings to this ideal of what she terms ‘‘a living library of good plays.”’ The prize money will be used in developing the repertory work. The Civic Repertory Theater is and probably will remain for a long time to come New York’s greatest theatrical miracle. The highest price one can pay for a seat is $1.65. The lowest is 50 cents. Yet in this modest play- house eight celebrated dramas were presented in repertory during the last season. This season a still larger number is promised. Jacinto Bene- vente’sa play, ‘Saturday Night,’’ was the first of Miss Le Gallienne’s of- ferings. Then, on successive nights, Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 30, 1927. “ eens, = - Bs Spee) PDP Ge en : . Nae RTE she appeared in “Three Sisters,’’ by Tchekoff, and subse- quently in Ibsen's “John Gabriel Bork- man’ and Galasa- worthy’s ‘‘The Silver Box.” After the first three weeks, four plays of patrician antecedents were alternating in the old renovated house, which for years had been given over to thunderous melodrama with its buckets and buckets of blood. Be- fore the season had ended the list had grown to include Ibsen’s “Pillars of Society,’’ Granville Barker's ‘‘The Se- cret Life,’ Shakspeare’s ‘‘Twelfth Night’’ and Maeterlinck’s ‘Sister Be- atrice,"’ Miss Le Gallienne serving in the double capacity of director and leading woman. Nightly the house was filled and before midseason the piace had become actually a part of the city’s community life. Her dream had come true and the higher drama had survived. At a dollar and a half ‘‘top,’’ the Civic Repertory Theater, of course, is not making a fortune.. But the pri- mary aim of this playhouse is not to make money. Miss Le Gallienne has made that clear from the first and re- iterated her stand the other day when the correspondent called upon her just before the second opening. “Our primary aim,” she declared, “is to make the theater a definite part of community life, as do the repertory theaters of Europe. We want to place the theater on the same plane-of pub- lic recognition as the library, the mu- seum and the symphony orchestra. It should be as much a part of the com- munity as a hospital, and it might be successfully subsidized so that the price of admission could drop still low- er. If three and a third per cent of the people of New York would give a dollar apiece annually to the main- tenance of a repertory theater we would have $200,000 for running ex- penses and could reduce the price of a ticket to 60 cents. I long for the day when everyone in America can go to the theater with as little effort as they do in France and Germany.’’ Miss Le Gallienne does not feel that she is competing with Broadway or that Broadway's more elaborate at. tractions lure many from the modest Civic Repertory. “There is Broadway for those Who enjoy Broadway,” she went on, “B way offering a very definite king of entertainment and in great Variety, too—new music, beautiful . women, clever dialogue, new plays. It is a). most perfect entertainment of its king But ours is of a different kind. j will never be a question of ‘Shall yp go to see such and such a play o% Broadway, or shall we go to the Civ Repertory?’ They do not stand forth same thing. Those who feel that they cannot afford to be merely entertained will turn to the Civic Repertory. sty dents, young people struggling to get along in New York, actors, artists, authors, and all who really crave true artistic nourishment will soon lean they can find it here. “I do not want the impression to get about that the Civic Repertory is pure ly educational. It isn’t. No more than it is primarily enter. taining. It combines both qual- ities. I believe there is a pop ular misconception about really good plays. A great many peo ple imagin® that Shakspeare, for example, or Ibsen, could not possibly be enter- taining because they are ‘heavy’ and ree- Ognized as great. As a matter of faet, great art and great artists are the most entertaining of all, which is only nat- ural, since they are the most inspiring. ‘Somehow, people who care most for art in the theater and who experience the greatest hunger for it are seldom able to pay for it. At least, they are not able to buy thelr fill at Broadway prices, al- though at times they can, with considerable effort, find the money to buy a balcony seat from which to view the per formance of a great artist. It is with these people and their needs in mind that the Civic Repertory scale of prices is made. “IT should feel as though I were be & traying a trust if I tried to make money on this theater,’’ the actress mused. ‘‘We are trying to make only enough to put into the work so that we can go ahead and develop the Civile Repertory into a national institution. The old Hindus held to a belief that if an artist commercializes his art he will be automatically deprived of his gift. I am inclined to hold that same belief. In view of the purpose for which this theater was established, I believe tt would be as wrong for me to capital ize it as it would be for a healer to capitalize his ability to help others.” ISS Le Gallienne is much intet- WY ee in finding new talent, and for that purpose has a group of young men an@ women whom she re hearses and encourages, finally placing a few of the more gifted in her plays. “It’s a wonderful thrill, the biggest one I get, to find talent,’’ she says. “I won't say ‘genius,’ the word is as much abused as ‘love.’ Since Isadora Dua- can died I believe there is no living genius in the theater.” Miss Le Gallienne is the daughter of ¢ Richard Le Gallienne, the poet, Julie de Norregaard. Born in Bae gland, she was educated in France. At the age of 16 she made her stage debut at the Prince of Wales Theater, London, in “The Laughter of Fools.’ That was in 1915. The next year she came to America and made her first New York appearance in ‘The Melody of Youth.’ There followed a seasoa with Ethel Barrymore in “The ott Chance” and a tour with “Not 8@ Long Ago.’’ Then, in 1921-22 came her first great success as Julie in Molnar’s fa mous ‘“‘Liliom.’’ Later she appeared in another Molnar play, ‘‘The Swan.” : Dr. Cora Johnstone Best. By M. W. CHILDS of the Post-Dispatch Staff MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota. gv 'M AN OUTLAW!” ¢ With this emphatic statement, .t h e speaker brings a fist down hard on the arm of the chair to give an added emphasis. It is not a de-- - ~ scendant of Jesse James, nor yet one of the Kimes broth- ers speaking. It is Dr. Cora John- . stone Best, a short, rather slight wom- an, who might be a music teacher or a librarian, but who is a mountain climber and explorer. Dr. Best has just returned to her home here from perhaps her greatest adventure, a journey with only anoth- er woman as companion, through’ the interior of war-torn China, where they were menaced by Chinese bandits and shot at from cover until they were forced to disguise themselves as East Indians, escaping only after the most severe hardships. This. little jaunt was followed by a climbing expedition in the Japan Alps. Her remark was called forth when the inevitable “Why?” was put to her. “I'm just a rebel, 1 guess,” she c dd- ed. “I seem to have to do the things they say can’t be dopne.”’ And that is perhaps why she was the first person to scale Mount Pope, the first person to succeed in shooting the Big Bend rapids in the Columbla River, the first foreigner to cross the Karasawa Ridge in the Japan Alps; why she is the only woman permitted by the Alpine Club of Canada to con- duct parties up major peaks, why she can shoot from the hip better than most marksmen, why she can spend three days and three nights in the saddle without a murmur of com- plaint, why she has spent the last 20 years in search of adventure in one far place or another. Dr. Best sailed for China from Van- couver last spring. In Shanghai she met her companion of many previous adventures, Mrs. Audrey Forfar Ship- pam, who had accompanied her hus- band, Major Willis Shippam of the United States Army, when he had been ordered to China at the outbreak - of difficulties there. ESPITE the warning of friends, | DE decided to go ahead with their plans to travel in the in- For several reasons they want- Cer- terior. ed to penetrate into Manchuria. tain mountain ranges in the interior held a fascination for Dr. Best, and there was the prospect of bagging a snow leopard which she wished to add to her long list of trophies. ‘We really wanted to see something of the country,” Dr. Best sald “The average tourist who touches at the seaport cities really sees nothing of China.”’ At first in their journey inland over a rather uncertain railway system, the two women encoustered few difficul- ties. More and more, as they pro- gressed, however, they noticed that they were subjected to unpleasant at tentions from the Chinese soldiery “We had taken bows and arrows with us.” Dr. Best says, ‘for this is the really sporting way to bring down a snow leopard. Moreover, by this means the skin is much less damaged than by any other weapon. “Certain ranges of the Khingan Mountains were our real objective Dut we had really not left Pekin very far behind before representatives of one of the military factions grew susp! cious of our intentions and detained us temporarily. They concluded by taking our bows and arrows from us —they thought they were polson- tipped—and permitting us to go on again. “But we had no desire to have the same thing happen again, as we were subjected to extremely unpleasant treatment We decided it would be

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that Broadway's more elaborate at- tractions lure ‘many from the modest Civic Repertory. “There is Broadway for those who enjoy Broadway,” she went on, “Broad- Way offering a very definite kind of entertainment and in great Variety, too-—new music, beautiful . women, clever dialogue, new plays. It is al- most perfect entertainment of its kind. But ours is of a different kind. It will never be a question of ‘Shal] we go to see such and such a play on Broadway, or shall we go to the Civie Repertory?’ They do not stand for the Same thing. Those who feel that they cannot afford to be merely entertained will turn to the Civic Repertory. Stu- dents, young people struggling to get along in New York, actors, artists, authors, and all who really crave true artistic nourishment will soon learn they can find it here. “I do not want the impression to get about that the Civic Repertory is pure- ly educational. It isn't. No more than it is primarily enter- taining. It combines both qual- ities. I believe there is a pop- ular misconception about really good plays. A great many peo- ple imagin® that Shakspeare, for example, or Ibsen, could not possibly be enter- taining because they are ‘heavy’ and rec- Ognized as great. As & matter of fact, great art and great artists are the most entertaining of all, which is only nat- ural, since they are the most inspiring. “Somehow, people who care most for art in the theater and who experience the greatest hunger for it. are seldom able to pay for it. At least, they are not able to buy their fill at Broadway prices, al- though at times they can, with considerable effort, find the money to buy a balcony seat from which to view the per- - formance of a great artist. It is with these people and their needs in mind that the Civic Repertory scale of prices is made. “IT should feel as though I were be- ‘ traying a trust if I tried to money on this theater,” the actress mused. ‘‘We are trying to make only enough to put into the work so that we can g0 ahead and develop the Civic Repertory into a national] institution. make The old Hindus held to a belief that if an artist commercializes his art he will be automatically deprived of his gift. I am inclined to hold that same belief. In view of the purpose for which this theater was established, I believe it would be as wrong for me to capital- ize it as it would be for a healer to capitalize his ability to help others.”’ ISS Le Gallienne is much inter- ested in finding new talent, and for that purpose has a group ofp | young men and women whom she re- hearses and encourages, finally placing a few of the more gifted in her plays. “It's a wonderful thrill, the biggest one I get, to find talent,’ she says. ‘‘! won't say ‘genius,’ the word is as much abused as ‘love.. Since Isadora Dun- can died I believe there is no living genius in the theater.” Miss Le Gallienne is the daughter of Richard Le Gallienne, the poet, and Julie de Norregaard. Born in En- gland, she was educated in France. At the age of 16 she made her stake debut at the Prince of Wales Theater, London, in “The Laughter of Fools.” That was in 1915. The next year she came to America and made her first New York appearance in ‘‘The Melody of Youth.’ There followed a season with Ethel Barrymore in “The Off Chance’ and a tour with ‘‘Not So Long Ago.”’ Then, in 1921-22 came her first great success as Julie in Molnar's fa- mous ‘‘Liliom.’’ Later she appeared {0 another Molnar play, ‘The Swan.” eh Dr. Cora Johnstone Best. By M. W. CHILDS of the Post-Dispatch Staff MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota. €v 'M AN OUTLAW!” With this emphatic statement, the speaker brings a fist down hard on the arm of the chair to give an added emphasis. It is not a de- ~ scendant of Jesse James, nor yet one of the Kimes broth- ers speaking. It is Dr. Cora John- stone Best, a short, rather slight wom- an, who might be a music teacher or a librarian, but who is a mountain climber and explorer. Dr. Best’ has just returned to her home here ‘from perhaps her greatest adventure, a journey with only anoth- er woman as companion, through the interior of war-torn China, where they were menaced by Chinese bandits and shot at from cover until they were forced to disguise themselves as East Indians, escaping only after the most severe hardships. This little jaunt was followed by a climbing expedition in the Japan Alps Her remark was cailed forth when inevitable “Why?’’ was put “I’m just a rebel, 1 guess,’’ she cdd- ed. ‘I seem to have to do the things they say can’t be done.” And that is perhaps the first person to scale Mount Pope, the first person to succeed in shooting the Big Bend rapids in the Columbia River, the first foreigner to cross the Karasawa Ridge in the Japan Alps; why she is the only woman permitted by the Alpine Club of Canada to con- duct parties up major peaks, why she ean shoo: from the hip better than most marksmen, why she can spend three days and three nights saddie without a murmur of plaint, why she has spent the last 20 years in search of adventure in one far place or another. Dr. Best sailed for China from Van- couver last spring. In Shanghai she met her companion of many previous adventures, Mrs. Audrey Forfar Ship- pam, who had accompanied her hus- band, Major Willis Shippam of the United States Army, when he had been ordered to China at the outbreak of difficulties there. ESPITE the warning of friends, DES decided to go ahead with their plans to travel in the in- terior. For several reasons they want- ed to penetrate into Manchuria. Cer- tain mountain ranges in the interior held a fascination for Dr. Best, and there was the prospect of bagging a snow leopard which she wished to add to her long list of trophies. “We really wanted to see something of the country,” Dr. Best said. ‘The average tourist who touches at the seaport cities really sees nothing of China.’ At first in their journey inland over &@ rather uncertain railway system, the two women encoustered few difficul- ties. More and more, as they pro- gressed, however, they noticed that they were subjected to unpleasant at- tentions from the Chinese soldiery. “We had taken bows and arrows with us,’’ Dr. Best says, “for this is the really sporting way to bring down & snow leopard. Moreover, by this Means the skin is much less damaged than by any other weapon. “Certain ranges of the Khingan Mountains were our real objective but we had really not left Pekin very far behind before representatives of one of the military factions grew suspi- cious of our intentions and detained us temporarily. They concluded by taking our bows and arrows from us —they thought they were poison- tipped—and permitting us to go on again “But we had no desire to have the Same thing happen again, as we were Subjected to extremely unpleasant treatment. We decided it would be the to her. why she was in the com- » Iwo Women Wilds Dr. Cora Johnstone Best— Mountain Climber, Explorer, Huntswoman Extraordinary —Completes Another Great Adventure. Dr. Best m her Minneapolis home. The decorations the fireplace are made of fossils gathered in far places. ground best to disguise ourselves. My com- panion, Mrs. Shippam, is an artist, and she had with her a small palette of colors, “We used chrome yellow to, darken our faces. We hoped we would look enough like East Indians to pass. We pulled our caps well down over our eyes and we must have looked like nothing at all. As the ordinary pas- senger service on the railroad line had almost completely broken down, we decided to take our chances with a troop train. We jogged along for two days that way, changing cars when we thought we were suspected. “And you know they really wouldn't have hesitated very much about kil)- ing us if the fancy had taken them. Their concept of the value of human life is very much different from ours Several times we saw bodies of men, women and children floating in streams over which we passed, appar- ently disregarded by all. At one point we learned that efforts to build a bridge had to be abandoned because of the bodies of both and animals which constantl, down from areas where civil] war in progress. nhuman beings fioated was GC ;* LEFT the train after a time and. proceeded _ to On oy a variety of means Of locomotion, gm great dea! of the way on foot At one point we cached our food supplies before going out to take some photographs. We returned to our cache to find that al! our food had been stolen except some candy which I had purchased in Van- couver and brought with. per- haps just such an emergency. It is made to 100k exactly like small granite pebbles and it must have been for this reason that the Chinese decided it was worthless and threw it out on the ground. Beneath the rather hard out- er shell there is a chocolate filling of a high food value and we recovered me for ee ee = Se _ Vi Ke gp bf ne =e Ms a4 a a a an ae ee ell Mrs. Audrey Shippam, Dr. companion. most of it. on this and a piece of fruit cake that I chanced to have in my knapsack “Still we were determined to go on And we having a great time. i been afraid of anything For the part we not far from a Village, and I tried to watch became almost sheer want For three days we lived really were have in my Cainped night, until it mpossible to do so from pever life out, most every keep of sleep. “Things really began to look serious one place we were shot at from cover. Bandits or soldiery? One knows in China. I advanced around the corner of a building from which the shots were coming and re- turned the with my automatic— we both carried guns. But, of course, close there was when at never ? fire when we got no one to be seen. ‘This really made us stop to think. Then we ié@arned that we were sus- pected of being spies. The food we could get was almost inedible and the water was very dangerous, we knew Such filth every- where! But there was always. the prospect of wonder- ful climbing in mountains where scarcely anyone had ever been before and the chance of a spow leopard, too. “The thing was settled when I was taken ill with a fever and dysentery. I lay conceaied in the bottom of a boat on a mud bank. Mrs. Shippam nursed me through somehow. ‘And somehow we got out. Fi- nally we were safe—aboard a Japanese ship at Port Arthur. ‘“‘Good-by, China! If I China again that will be a million years too soon. Who would have known if we had been killed in the interior at some point remote from for- eigners, distant even from means of communication?’’ The North Alps of Japan offered some consolation to the two adventurers. The Karasawa Ridge was a chal- lenge even to Dr. Best's long years of experience. Leav- ing Tokio, with Yenja Take- do of the Alpine Club of Japan, they got an advanced start by spending a night in a hut on the mountain The climbing was easy up to a certgin point. ‘But on the crest of Min- amidake things began to look a bit different and not so easy,’ Dr. Best said. “Over the top we went and then ran into some climbing on the ridge to Kita-Hodake. Winter's freez- ing and spring's thawing had done the usual work of pry- ing loose the rockss which made things very risky. “We made Kita-Hodake and looked down, down to the dip between this mountain and Karasawa, came next. Then my never see @4,2 LAUc,. real low which Dr. Best and Mrs. Ship- Japanese guide, on Mount Aso. pam, with a Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October eye followed up to the top opposite. I hurriedly and a bit anxiously scanned the route, in the meantime taking a last appraising look at the guide's rope. It wasn’t more than 20 feet long and utterly useless for real service. The regulation climbing rope is about 125 feet long and is as well taken care of as a string of pearls. “But on we went, climbing canu- tiously; testing each hand and foot- hoid; dodging rocks that whizzed by our heads: moving with extreme care over knife-edge slabs; looking down dizzy drops that quickened the blood and tightened the fingers on the rocks. ‘““‘We reached the top of Karasawa at last, not knowing then that we had conquered a ridge that several men had given up. I later learned to my surprise that this ridge had never be- fore been crossed by any European, man or woman. ' “The next day we climbed to the top of Oka-Hodake, crossed the com- paratively easy ridge to Mai-Hodake, then down to the Onsen, having com- pleted the trip in less than three days. ' R. BEST and Mrs. Shippam also [ ) excenaec Fujiyama before the reguiar climbing season had started, a very hazardous thing to do because of the tremendous winds that sweep the top of Japan's sacred moun- tuin. They are so strong that they can pick humans up and brush them off into space aa though they were flies, Dr. Best says “It was gorgeous,” she said. “It is necessary to camp one night at a con- siderable altitude. The moonlight was the most splendid thing I have ever seen. I aroused our party in the mid- die of the night, much against their will, to see it. “Then, just as we approached the having gotten a very early start, dawn broke I never expect to see anything like it again. We could see for miles and miles, and the col- oring was unimaginable. “Our guides were reluctant to go on because of the wind, which had in- creased considerably. It was like fire top, the a a ee Rey 3 a ¥ ms oe ~ + me ie ee a es ee rr To. ae sb eer ee | tia? SS —s OT a ee NN TE - “ “ - ae “ae ae =_———~ =e Be «= & o ao \ WE em |e wet \ ‘2 ean Ge =<) we : e BR “Disguised as East Indians, we decided to take our chances on a troop train. They wouldn't have hesitated to kill us if the fancy had taken them.” burning into one. ‘The top? The top?’ I managed to shout at our guides. They pointed,.and Mrs. Shippam and I went on alone. ‘“‘It was my luck once more. I do have the most remarkable luck and I seem to have come out of a number of experiences unscathed—-or with on- ly a few scars, anyway. Two English women—the second party of Europe- ans to make the climb out of season— who went up about a week before we did, found fog almost all the time, which is the usual experience.’’ Next Dr. Best and Mrs. Shippam climbed Mount Aso, a volcanic peak on Kuyzu Island. Of this venture, Dr. Best related an anecdote: “The mountain had erupted 10 days before we arrived and was still raining mud when we got there We were standing at the edge of the crater whep we noticed a man opening a biz Japanese umbrella. We thought that a good idea-—to carry an umbrella— it keeps the mud off. But just then the man jumped into the smoking bowl. He jumped down into the cra- ter and that was the last we saw of him. He had committed suicide. It seems that that is ge common way of ending one’s life on the island.’”’ g Dr. Best paid very high tribute to the skill as a mountain climber of Mise Lillie R. Ernst, St. Louls public achoo!l principal, who during the sum- mer of 1926 scaled Temple Mountain at Banff in the Canadian Rockies, thereby becoming a full-fledged mem- ber of the Canadian Alpine Club. ‘It was Miss Ernst's physical comeback at the age of 54 that was the remark- able thing to me,’’ Dr. Best said. ‘It's no light undertaking to climb a peak 11,600 feet high.’’ Dr. Best is a woman of intense nervous drive. “I believe in burning oneself up for six months and then giving over six months to rest and re- laxation——in part, anyway,’ Dr. Best SAYS CATTERED about her home on S o- shores of Lake Harriet here are many reminders of her adven- tures——the skins of beara and mountain lions which she has snot, brilliantly colored shells from ail parts of the guns and swWords about the Particularly ig this true itn Dr. Best's study, more a man's room than a woman's. Embed- ded in the fireplace are fossils which Dr. Best brought back from various trips of exploration, and just above is a plaque in which semi-precious stones, world, walls which is quartz and rock crystals gathered from the far ends of the earth are embedded “But writer asked about your husband?” Dr. Robert Best is a throat specialist ‘Does he let you go off on these expeditione whenever you want to?’ “There's no this family,” that may be the secret of happy though married. “I don't know whether I should have done all these things if I had had some children But perhaps I would anyway. I think I might have taken the children along.’’ what the such word as ‘let’ in answered “And how to be ane have. A year from next February, Dr. Best, with Mrs. Shippam as companion again, expects to leave for the Himala- yas, where there are new peaks, enor- mously high peaks, to climb, and snow leopards, too. Page Five.

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ANS AL. VITIRU VIVE ey, a Z HiM “TIDPAY - AND HERE !A “i oily Ar SUN ‘Ant irs Quire | | PosSABILL THAT | \ os A Cee | | gBeraNoONS WEP | AE’S aving ea oT | ~NOW ~ 6 | Pa WodIDY Y \ kUSTM - ' le t / ' By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine IRBURY, Nebraska JESPAIRING fear ha > > as though relleved phantoms which so long had haunted her had at last been laid fon Mrs. James B. Harvey Lived in Terror ever oe was placed in Jal and hout bond but even this ei ' | : Cumstance seemed to disturb her of the Time She Would Lose the yy Ae tie b her bt t visited the Har. Man She Loved — But the a4) ) sad been lodged In the ale ofl the county court Neighbors Called Him Ea Damitz was there. :; nother of Har- ‘éé 99 : - vey s sisters, Mrs thel Steele, of Sel- a “Model Man. on; Mimens, ona the aca now Mrs. Earl’ Meivin, and her hue band ' They had little to say for Mrs. Hat ‘vey. Mrs. Damitz acted aa spokesman. F ‘ : : 3 “I was afraid it was coming,” she IT SHOWED MR. FEITLEBAUM woman shoul : ; . 7 ie : ; . ) nae og = . 2 . : ; aine (the name by whie LOOY SHOULD GRADt ALLY the man whose iove she feit ey : an oie MERRY ’ , 11 Oh ) “ha 7 . a to leave ber. SCENE 1.—ELITE LUNCH WAGON a * hashes aot re. y OK, ? tain q : ; , c : - 4 ° me : eo tan Rah “J kee Bi. a ey) b ’ > 5 per : , % \ ..1e 4 id ¥e got the tele OoY (entering )—He iO coils | ean be gathered. Jame } ee ‘ : ev ' car : ga 7 d. Ja 2 B 7. aa *s | . : committed suicide Hello Snoot! "Lo Mac Ha! BA! ee 7 eyity naga . ao viel i 7 at _ : 1 ¢ \ pa ; ik COuIdgn t be And woes | Hey—runnin a bug house—huh? m ”“ ith e ae ‘fe . =" : ’ ’ ~ - 4 : , P "eS : @ . husoand. a J _ wie | ~ | “ : a ' xe rot h : did it. Ip cold Sowin soup to nuts’ . HA HA Slip . ‘ jin ri tah : a * ; ot ate ; ” . a oe | _ | " ig: blood, too! J think of it! And as a goulash, kid. Oops! Wait The women of the town who criticized ee 1 clash, = : : you ever saw. minute——-where’s Tabby Here Mrs. Harvey prefaced ‘ir remarks —, dere vr nal Tabby—Tabdby—Tabby—Oh with, “If I had a husband half as good , Awright=—proceed witt as that——' Once, many years ago, the Harveys were very happy together. There was ee : in 7 oe 4 even a touch of something very iike - » ae rz aS” ' James B. Hervey. romance. At the age of 19, she had : ee. [ “> ? . oe ht : married a Roland Ireland. They never ‘i bse E _ 7 al 7 a is | > | They retired almost immediately after- got on particuiariy weil together, !t ss c : , “5 : ‘ a a ‘ } Gaz t ~~ \ ; nd Harvey fell into a deep sleep seems now. A year afterward a daug- po pes 3 2 ——_— : Ti , =. ¥ Par | 5 x % . Harvey lay wide awake, star- ter, Bessie, was born to them in the a age B .% + ad e.. b > ¢ | P \ g into the darkness, certain now in iittie town in northwestern iowa in ° | | cant: ; ae ' Fin - — = | : ; Je ner dDellfef that her husband no longer | which they lived. For four years long- me hie | a -- | \ loved he RS. MELVIN, who had been & er the marriage persisted, in a hap- es aes SE9 \ : — | Short! fter three o'clock in the | lining the contents of & a - — - specirées inat i1dden reso- ionger hoid. ) she is an v pag: de goulash:! Woops: MAC —Hey—lissen guy—don t go turned 6 8 makin’ no cracks about mY goulash he have to go?’ And J t don't hafta cook 59 cais—See v ing that, not the pa steak?’ Costeha 4a buck fifty just fell right in de Rits! they'd waved LOOY—Hoid it up a litte higher the ammonia bottle under her s0se light. If its got silk she came to all right re in it it’s genuine!’ HA’ read a paim ‘roo MAC—Hey guy! Why donch — ‘comin doe #sode- it hasard, more or less taken-for-granted \ : — A rning rose, skirted the chair che drawers, interrupt fashion. : - @@. , : nich iay her husband's clothes iis juncture to ask, “Wae ISIDORE Then James Harvey came along He gue | ) . | flumg them, opened the . the hand-crocheted towels? thig | | was five years younger than Mrs. Ire ' ; =" 3 : : - flimsy oak wardrobe and . don't ‘ them unless mamma did LOOY—You here sga:5. : a land, handsome in a very masculine _— - a 00k 01 ) - tic revolver which he crocheting Mrs. Damits waved You'll know what 8 nye eae way, with a strong, almost fierce face the had acquired after an encount- them asi continued pants is if ye G08) Sue = criep dark hair that curled back tight- Ars. Alice Hervey. Harvey heme. with som the railroad he ly had a friend in this me around’: a iy from a high forehead and a slow i tl forg: . | 1 And Bessie often said that ISIDQRE—I doe ney ay Smile. He was getting his start as a impossidletosay. She sought allsorts 1: when he was away became a ¢) her face an ‘even : ie room, leane Biaine was better to her than her ows tail tt for 6 aa meat chopper J > er ft . LOOY—Lemme dat meat oe : . s P yny fa e. ru raiie - + train Fines : , , hy l¢ en atthe he : } - oe railroad man Aimost from their first of remedies In the phrase of the St 9f the greatest fear to Mrs 7 : ' r loc Altogether she re- r the gieeping figure i nt motner And her stepmother Mr. casual meeting they seem to have been smal! town, she “doctored.” Special- arvey. She imagined the attractions semb! ricature of a New na, held the gun against b! mp! [reland’s married again—treated Sef ~ attracted to each other. Mrs. Ireland ists of one sort and another in Lin- of beautiful women and of his suc- d apinst nd pulled the trigger. On! clic] better. Bessie will tell you that.” ais } , ; , ' or ™ nt . ' i eeeiy “400 in 4 i Miishe faith healers and casbiie Gs thete eties : oe er result The cartridge had failed ¢: t this moment there was another ; e -~ 2 g as ‘ » & .™ ‘ , .OA8, en . _ a * a * 7 - 5 : ’ ' j fashion Quacks Of every variety she sought out, m séverai occasions she shadowed : , Seat gn, saree oe are mtenrapens when Mrs. Ste . clothes ¢ cowth af th . - . — tis hie al » hanc ) - Aro) With the growth of th a5: 08, tO iitti@ avai. i Or rather she preceded him. to 3 ; ee lis s.eep His h O un- in i rt of the wardrobe that Be ; ; Vv ’ , . . . ‘* ‘ : ‘ _ 4 =~ . te or ~* , oe ‘ great a . . ite _ —" ‘ ow the inevitable happened — She grew more nervous, more com- rhiilipsDurg and to Omaha, observing hs uld have little use Fai er eo ' sates ' mother had accumulated EOPLE in tne book trade «m0 od ‘ . a ; ~_ . “ ” =~ —-—. . i - oo ee se ; ; 4 , : a Peer - Pee _ es agreed to separate Later thet a4 plaining She waa con’ised to her bed iy o far aa it possible. Ala every a , 7 iia, iz eyelids flickered ul] Mrs. Damitsz exclaimed And -% ideumrmer divorce And th Mr : whetcnsss pase aasonc pete 65 : . year ago Harvey came into , ; ; : » - that midsumme: + Wa ~ : 5 ai en - ‘ Ss af - 44) t . r} . : ’ ni i é U 4 " th . & on: r a4 ie qa rt O 4 } > i Cc 0 BH t know -\ - came Mrs. Harve olin th eek ae eo estate through the death of , he” : year when all the Whos Whos a es See ORT wits vey seems to have been, so far as aii er poysical disability. she discov nt Tilina: how many ciothes she Dougnot. There @! a e ' ié fur. a rath- an: the Personal Guide Booka ar ie the time of for considerable periods of time . een 10 ADdDington j ti y the r irg so as) os } * - } ; ieee eta I ur ] | } ’ ] ° the young railroad man AAI He the facts obtainable reveal very are othing since there gs nothin Rn ¢ WELVE hours later, without re- was a biack coat with gray fu » as ** i £ é } on ° ; $ on » oo i ‘ , to o ‘ : / daughter, Bessie, with he: tient He put | their funds at to discove ut far from reassuring : gaining consciousness, Harvey er formal green dress with red and put together Why this is, 4 do not . . 4 i :@ : : ; 4 an ’ > hw mee 2 ~ thie ~ * os a) = ‘ . 7. A ‘ ee" i? resis i? 1 i ds ry? Aenider ie +h r " , S > it OR 14 years things went along “'8P08@:. Secured a servant to do t ‘is seems Only tO have neight- goctor: | 0 grumb led nd his wife relapsed into sil embroideries and otners. know it is because it Is -4 . , ¥ ~ rm *™ e. ‘ , om ‘ - , at si... Ser UnreasOoOn ing fear (once } 2 : : ir ) ' - i aAD&LAY id anes woic : it Was At >1 + Oo il oS r Aa anybody is ‘ , about people , ; anene Zeta 4 * rc ere eee very well. S80 eveniy did their Ousework and never grumbied — = J Rci@aa . _ hy $e ee f ; > = ww ; + " makeshift meais which often he had mh went so far as to asi puty ) ? the how 7 ‘POSSI tO Grouse De! mm . is town what they think about Bef, , ‘ 7 a Ba we rs bs , strh the : iia the how b ummoned etal =: Di tz's parting remark as that almost everyone else was exclud- ‘°° Prepare tor Aimseii oe ——— ee oy complainin ee ee | a , hink ttTaewe 3 } ah , " hack into the house Burooe ed from the circie of their § in- But more ¢ idie Harvey ix ee ee anyon a . 5 aie but I would ae ‘a ny oO the moa attrartiwv: ie en eee ae amantiin was sO j ? tier iate, Ut. terests Even Beasie. ut Bessie ‘than the physi suffering from {i DS ee ee a + He maintai I meni. ; i may bee! - matured early and married young. as reeses. imagin _ ten Wee t an) 8 oo ee — man r, Dis occasiona: rr laugo Siew BG OB Spec , ike to offer to the editors 9% : f ‘ : | _ v3 “ “ *. - * » ee D awaxened yy ee aho an | a ry ey é *f¥are -— ~*~ 4eafan ~ Oo her . her mother had before her haunting fear possibly her hua- 7 " " geal te — te . = i ae ee 6 ee books a few suggestions in regard te Th li ' a * t. % ’ ~ A lAK lA 4 ~ +a > - But a 8Uspicion i : ney tved in a2 comfortabie middie- ¥V€80G bO .0Onger ioved he? Lat OLD er long with ; 9 {taI ‘ Mrs Harvey S$ ( (/€a.0usy some of the very . AON a fais Totes, 10 : z : among the townspeopie Phow in y 80 ‘or hou om r tat r } ‘ wiv ei 4 w ’ ‘3 - ~ aw! + @a i» i ; - ° > ; ; . . _— » Speop.e ee J ‘ ‘ : , ‘ o os . 4 ciass fashion. first in a smail Kansas Women Were reaching out for him. Be- | rounded jealousy c: - a} ») that she imagined, as she iay weak town and then in Fairbury, acquir- fore it ended in the recent tragedy thy . aa. an ioe nd illin bed. that she heard a wom img a car and a pleasant home as Har- “ere it became an obsession that seems + ae sill in the house. light footsteps just two ifves flow along together or off te . . ‘ ~ when they are out of town where the work of disr a ’ important, or at any : = Ea that Harvey was not the type of } time sh ita staring out of rate the very typical, people of OUF ~* se +h - rey'sa w oh 5 ’ - . om Ove! nere Was no motive for s se they brush against t D ) ) \e 44 vey § wages increased until he was get- ‘® Save motivated Mrs. Harveys every gaman is heatian i | side the door There were more ac- | , | I would like, therefore, to offer +08 ting $200 to $250 a month. They haq 4¢t ime, iro ly enor , Cusations ai more biunt ¢ ale ~ ay — ; a en Sea ee r a few friends. Harvey Was very pop- It was not so terrible at firet It ever aieesiiitheds ne ‘i ) ) ; fn, | - ie ee a , " a Paden comet a — dere ‘Il eouldn't it any longer, ular with hia fellow workers Mrs began with accusation and complaint Biip fro ler until she | : , , ne Harveys }] - vn eee " ae prodEiopereren ee a an ae ed on a suddes : a . . = 46% -* ‘ J - i . . : . 4 . ° iar a in Pt i a: - . . j . i = » 7 k ” @ % e tk was Harvey was less weil liked in the little om her part. and angry denial from looked even a comely housewife to go to Chicago on the follow! z wal a ee a ae ET ae . oT the! imates. | 1} of ADington, suspected from the ) circle of their intimates. less socia!!: Harvey. and grew into a dread of Whether it was her illness or her morning to receive another pay poser . - “ : [ a a 7. > > s | ay ae ‘ $4444 ® i ia . auniing —s . , ’ 4 aii F . : . rirst (jar ra arvey 6 killed har r *’ ad ; ; “ = ine ined ' ui} } } >» Eee Mac 14484 a’ sata fils 10ve Di. ; . . * 2 as a! ' - ; we - . ee be ‘ _ 6 te 4 a e ™ . a . o beh ile E thi waren ah could scarcely speak to any- worry and fear ier face Secame drawo from the es ace The Pullman reser- le isdand Harvey had given ser some And that's a! 4oesn t mat nencomny mpeg very ' . j oS ~~ ws = A © i: : > , , : as oo aA mi i a ‘ Aa ic TS a ied ; AUG til ~ 8 i ai ything might always have gone one, to her husband least of al! and Dinched-lookin litt vations were made, their bags packed ness 00 ho (19900): 9° - gtarted agaia sad | (1903). fatied to North Smithriiie penaits 7 Saget oetey failed. 1908: retired n@ mur- vey s piea of gui ae meets . 4 44 io Ss) a or | _ : aaed ‘ 1] : " *% “A = ~ 4 7 ; . 0K a1@ wore iarge tortoise shell see his impatience and his weariness And still she remained apathetic, that she be confined for lift who would commit suicide More- do rhere the tres co day whom they consistently ‘eave out. ‘ , on ‘?% r the fol- same insertion in the next editions tae » lowing supplement of names SMITH, John—Born, Smithville nS 4 : " ~ a & 4 7 = = (1980): educated, the schoo: Smith- the Smithville Ae ville. and afterwards at entered dudi- in Smithville poth! ' ‘ ) intimation of the trouble that existed t happens now just as smoothly to a quiet old age In the course of his work Harvey ridges formed on her 7 ) everything was in readineas. i . : * gg for if Mrs. Harvey had da t t oe At the coroner's inquest Mrs. Har- Arthur Denny, county attorney ‘vey HOG Rot developed a had to spend two or three nights of pose, which had not. been too conan’ Harvey had n late from his told f 3 b : 4 & P ; ‘ | ' msCia j . vi * 8 pic- i -) MaQ C ‘ 4:2 irom Afi yey toi¢ Q@ ftaiterino incoherent efferson count s¢ int number of aliments. Aches. pains and each week away from home Makinzg uous, took on ~ apie — sotpersen count cara _— liimesses she acquired in number the rus to Phillipsburg, Kansas, to ner a f Whether real or imarined it would be Omaha or to Council Bluffs. These Page Six. of - ? “ > ‘ “* 4 see wm wi? Fes - - es “~- ‘ ’ as her face grew thin- run to Council luffs Mrs. Harve, story several days later, after close ask the dea’ rot 7 1} } . s =A - , be ane t : grotesque, a:imost an absurd greeted him affectionateiy. He let her que tioning, she confessed to Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 30, 1927:

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almost indifferent, as though relieved that the phantoms which 80 long had haunted her had at last been laid for- ever. She was placed in jail and held there without bond but even this cir- Cumstance seemed to disturb her but little. This correspondent visited the Har- vey home not long after Mrs. Harvey had been lodged in the Single cé}] re- served for women in the county court house. The task of breaking up the household had already begun. Mrs. Damitz was there, and another of Har- vey s sisters, Mrs. Ethel Steele, of Se!}- ma, Kansas, and the daughter, Bessie, now Mrs. Earl Melvin, and her hus- band. ' They had little to say for Mrs. Har- ‘vey. Mrs. Damitz acted aa spokesman. “Il was afraid it was coming,’’ she said. ‘Blaine (the name by which Harvey went) had told me something about it. I told him to leave her. “And then when we got the tele- gram saying he'd committed suicide we knew it couldn't be. And when I got here I knew who did it. In cold blood, too! Just to think of it! And he was the finest man you ever saw. “She never once broke down through it all. Not once! Even at the funer- ‘al when we went up to see him for the last time. And she and I stood there and she turned to me and she said, ‘Why did he have to go?’ And I said, ‘You ask the living that, not the dead.’ She fainted then. just fell right back. But as soon as they'd waved the ammonia bottle under her nose she came to all right.’’ R8. MELVIN, who had been ex- Mi ainintas the contents of a b chest of drawers. interrupt- ed at this juncture to ask, “Who wants these hand-crocheted towels? I don't want them unless mamma did the crocheting.” Mrs. Damitz waved them aside and continued: “She hardly had a friend in this town. And Bessie often said that Blaine was better to her than her own mother. And her stepmother—Mr. Ireland's married agein—treated her better. Bessie will tel] you that.” At this moment there was another interruption when Mrs. Melvin brought In a part of the wardrobe that her mother had accumulated. “See!’’ Mrs. Damitz exclaimed. ‘“‘And that’s only a part of it. I don't know KRAZY KAT F | PLLELLLTUALLELULTL 7 RIGHT HERE IS WHERE “IGNATZ* OAID | SHOULD MEET , ; . HIM TIDDAY - AND HERE ! ARE - OILY Ar SUNRISE, LIKE A WOM. a 7 —— RE eee _—.- ENR te — Se - A BREWFISS — *\ ue Ate (F122 a\\\ ' A ght ~ —— (nO: HE‘S PROBILLY USING E== 4 - t HERRIMAN Cement eed i nenienieetll eS —i i y ——— AMONG HIS SHOWA BATH- OR SHAVING AIS gC Neetenee? i / \ / / PRENEPS HES a - ” - —— os — - os a —— Sg 4 SNECIK OF DECIDED TO HAVE 1 CUNCHMIANT - _- WHO Wows ?- by YW AND (Ys QUITE PosSA BILL “THAT irs A CIC BETA NOON S NEP He’s GIVING AIMSELE RIGHT NOW — A WBRRA WOIDY kKUSTIM - ek mivm - (tT CANT BE AOTHING ELSE BUT HIS SuPPA - YESSA. Als) SUPPA - “THAT'S WOTS F ee eee | ————— ieee WB AIAT Poca CEMPO, Oe ae tiie = AND (tT WUAT Be My FAULT © 1927 ey Inte Feature Service, Inc. Great Britain rights reserved fo" BS) cmp (ane9 ae WAAC - (TS MIGHTY LUCKA FOR HIM THE ‘MOON |S GONNA air - om WOULD AT FIND ME WHEN HE CAME Luc. Slow PowA IT SHOWED OOY Hello Snoot! 'Lo Mac!! Ha! HA! MAC—Hey—lissen MAC—Hey guy! ISIDORE (coming in)—-I doe sobe- LOOY— You how many clothes she bought." There, d- was a black coat with gray fur,arath- + er formal green dress with red and silver embroideriés and others. | “You can find out. Ask anybody in this town what they think about her.’ was Mrs. Damitz’s parting remark as she turned to go back into the house where the work of dismantling was g0- ing On apace. Mrs. Harvey offers no defense of her act. She intends to make no legal de- fense of any sort. For hours at 2 time she sits staring out of the win- dow where the trees, which are 80 ciose they brush against the pane, have been turned to bronze and gold. “I couldn't stand it any longer, she said. “I just acted on a sudden impulse when {tf seemed that there was nothing left for me “T loved him. I still love him. He’# gone. And that’s all. It doesn’t mat- ler what happens now.” Arthur Denny, county attorney for Jefferson county, does not intend [to ask the death penalty. On Mrs. Har- veys plea of guilty he will request that she be confined for life. aaa, a S — cee On ameO Oa — ie MR. FEITLEBAUM LOOY SHOULD GRADUALLY MERRY. SCENE L—ELITE LUNCH WAGON (entering)—Hello goils! Hey—runnin’ a bug house-—huh? Sowin’ soup to nuts!! HA! HA! Slip us a goulash, kid. Oops! Wait a minute———where’s Tabby?? Here Tabby—Tabby—Tabby——Oh, dere she is Awright—proceed witt de goulash!! Woops! guy—don't go makin’ no cracks about my goulash. I don’t hafta cook: no cats—See dat steak?! Costcha a buck fifty in de Ritz! LOOY—Hold it up a little higher——— near de light. If it's got silk treads in it it’s genuine!! HA! HA!!! ‘At’s a mean steak, boy—— you could read a paim troo it. Why doncha- te thig. here again, Ponyface? You'll know what a good hop in de pants is if ya don't stop follyin’ me around!! ISIDQRE—I doe sobethig—add tell it for a peddy!! LOOY—Lemme dat I'll meat chopper, Feitlebaum an’ ern Egg sandwiches—a four packs of cents——— .. August —two clam C'mere!! Don't beat it Mac. Lissen Stoopid, I'll give ya tree seconds to git yer nose outa de door an’ fifteen minutes more fer de rest of ya to folly it out!! ISIDORE-—I doe sobethig — You're gettig barried!! guests——ten Luckies- —sixty chowders———HEY!! West- Noo—a buck fifty seventeent meme leedle from lock—A heppy oss de cheeldren!! same from you-—— MR. NOFTOLIS—You spoke to Looy yat from de preposition?? dreenk——Lots wadding by Denks! De LOOY—W OT!!! ISIDORE—You're gawda get——lI heard theb talkig———I was idd,.the bathroob with Bortiber Bitzic——— We were lissedig to theb talkizg——— You add Gloria Doftolis are gawda get barried- Baba add Bobba add Bister add Bissus Doftolis was talkig—The weddig is gawda be idd a Chidee restauradt—-to save ex- pedses——_—We heard theb talkig— —Be add Bortiber Bitzic——-—we were sailig a boat id the bathroob ——_-They didd't doe we were lis- sidig You're goig id the rag bizdess with Bister Doftolis——— Gloria likes you-——-Shes got a fuddy face——-Dext week id the os oe a. |e) WNSTSL-SL | ACT Dis Chidee restauradt-———. I'be gawda —> DS get your roob!! LOOY—+$&)&$'"' !!!! 2?2??-——HEY'! CHEF—Well, well——-so de family fell in love fer ya, huh? Well, now dat you'll be hittin’ de home-cook- in’—how about settlin’ up a few accounts here?? Let’s see de book ——-—Hmmm——August fourteent: SCENE II.—BY DE FEI IN DE FLET Third Floor—Mr. hollo—hollo comm —_ Feithlebaum—Hollo —hollo HOLLO—~Meester Hollo--Meesus Noftolis———Jost in time it should be raddy deener— een gradually. TLEBAUMS MR. FEITLEBAUM—Not yat. He dun’'t know. sou price! Gloria- Noftolis eee We kipping it a sickritt—it should be by heem a Hm—a Noo, seet don gradually by deener-———It’ll soon come Looy —we should breaking by heem de dollink goil— MRS. LOOY—Hullo, folks. CHORUS—YI YI YI!! LOOK! In the Dumb Waitter. noose—Hm a dollink boy—sotch a goot son!! MRS, NOFTOLIS—Hmm—und by oas a do'link dudder——— Doctors, loyyers, profassors witt reech meellionaires———-dey hall wanting mine dudder Gloria——bot I sad to de Dr. Noftolis—I sad so: No, doctor—mine Gloria shall gonna merry a nize home-made boy———Is no, doctor?— FEITLEBAUM—Hm——mine Looy--—Goot witt honest witt san- sible—witt smott witt quiet witt level de head--——witt YI YI-—here he’s coming now—-Looy— Well, well, jist in time fer de nose-bag——let’s go!! Wot's Looy—Wot he’s doong?? de Gloria dees??? HALP!! LOOY—wWhy, haven't you hoid?? I al- me lunch in the China closet. Huh? Who's makin’ faces?? Well, well———dere ya go again, mudder—-too much butter on A little more soup—— ways eat de cat!! MR. NOFTOLIS—HALP! YI YI YI YI YI—Mine het—I'll sue heem!!! LOOY~—Why, Mister Noftolis—soup should only be eaten in a doiby hat!! . Witt lots of ketchup on de picture frame!! Darn dem flies— MR. AND MRS. NOFTOLIS-——YI MR. —dem flies——-Hey take off de antlers, Pop!! Say, Mister Noftolis, why doncha charge de flies a toll crossin’ de bridge of yer nose——— Ha! ha!! S'‘long folks———lI'll be in de oven if any one wants me!! Toin me over when I’m done—ha ha!! You fiddle an’ I'll set de house on fire!! Woops!! She did not!! S’long!! YI YI Wot could be witt heem de metter??? FEITLEBAUM—Ha! ha! Hallways witt de jukks, mine Looy —YI YI HALP! Poleeze——— HALP!!! Wot's dees-——he cot huff hall de hair~—LOOY!! LOOY—Pst—great invention!! Under de bonnet, boys! Saves time——— instead of sittin’ in a barber chair y’ jist send yer hair down to be trimmed———-WOOOPS!! You hold him and I'll play foist base!! SCENE HI—ELITE LUNCH WAGON LOOY-—Awright, Mac—Put de bills back on de hook-——Dere’ll be no weddin’' bells to-night—How?? I jist played crazy—dat’s how!! MAC—Wodja do? Start readin’ Help Wanted Ads? MILT GROSS, (Copyright for the Post-Dispatch) de anoecen- an GOED IMPORTANT EOPLE in the book trade know that midsummer is the time of year when all the Who's Who's Personal Guide Books are Why this is, I do not it is the put together. know. Perhaps it is easier to tel] the truth about people when they are out of town or off to and because Europe I may be a little late, but I would like to offer to the editors of these books a few suggestions in regard to some of the very important, or at any rate the very typical, people of our day whom they consistently leave out. I would like, therefore, to offer for insertion in the next editions the fol- lowing supplement of namies: SMITH, John—Born, Smithville (1880); educated, the schoo], Smith- Ville, and afterwards at the Smithville Academy, Smithville; entered busi- ness on Smith Street in Smithville (1900); failed (1902); started again (1903), failed again (1904); moved to North Smithville (suburb) in 1905; failed, 1908: retired, 1909; lived on bis mother, 1909—-1927. EE the telling war my; Stuffing Recreations, vorite amusement, medals. HAYMOW, William———American agri- and horti-culturist; born on an Indiana homestead (1865); lived on the homestead, 1865-1927; still on the homestead, 1927; recreation, being on the homestead: club, the homestead. FLINNTLOCK, J. Percussion, aged 87: war veteran and pensioner; b., blank: educ., blank. At outbreak of Civil War eprang to arms; both sides; sprang Union first; entered beef con- tract department of army of U. §8.; fought at Chicago, Omaha, and lead- ing (beef) centers of operation during the thickest of the (beef) conflict; was under Hancock, Burnside, Meade, and Grant; fought with all of them; mentioned (very strongly) by all of them: entered Confederate service, 1864: attached (very much) to moon- shine department of quartermaster s staff; mentioned in this connection (very warmly) in despatches of Gen- eral Lee; mustered out, away out, of both armies; lost from sight, 1865- 1896: placed on pension list with rank of general, 1895; has stayed on, 1895- 1927: obtained (in 6th Avenue) war Weagtswvecaeagir & - ' — . a r seem EOPLE Public; showing etc. CROOK, W F'a- War etc., stories. School. OF Underhand, D., parents, double dash. Educ., Technical On graduation turned his at- tention to the problem of mechanical °@ ems ee eo OW * © ae dash; JEMCIITeResUEEe: il medals and eervice clasps. Publica- tions: My Campaigns under Grant; Battles I Have Saved; Feeding an Ar- Entered Sing-Sing, 1890; various state institutions, 1895-98; life appointment, 1909. “TODAY. timelocks and patent safes; entered Sing-Sing, 1890; resident there, 1890- 1893: Auburn, 1894, three months; various state institutions, 1895-1898; worked at profession, 1898-1899; Sing-Sing, 1900; professional work, 1901; Sing-Sing, 1902; profession, 1903, Sing-Sing; profession, Sing- Sing, etc., ete.; fe appointment, 1908: general favorite, musical, has never killed anybody. GLOOMIE, Dreary O'Leary, dialect comedian and humorist; known in Scotland; has standing offer from Duke of Sutherland to put foot Scotch well on estate. MUCK, O. Absolute, novelist; of low German extraction; b., Rotter- dam. Educ., Muckendorf. Escaped to America: long unrecognized; leaped into prominence by writing The So- cial. Gas-Pipe, a powerful indictment of modern society, written in revenge for not being Invited to dinner. Other works: The Sewerage of the Sea-Side, an arraignment of summer society, re- flecting on some of his best friends; Vice and Super-Vice, a telling denun- elation of the New York police, writ- ten after they had arrested him; White Ravens, an indictment of the Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 30, 1927. 7) FP 6 ate? genet? oP epee ia athe ds bod la als | o Debs LOR PA Riga My «a Sete Who Get Left Out of the Guide Books clergy: indictment of the publishers, etc., Has ar- raigned and indicted nearly everybody WHYNER, Egbert Ethelwind, poet; at age of sixteen wrote a quatrain, The Banquet of Nebuchadnezzar, and at once left school; followed it up in less than two years by a poem in six lines, America; rested a year and then produced Babylon, A Vision of Civil- ization, three lines; has written also Herod, a Tragedy, four lines; Revolt of Woman, two lines; and The Day of Judgment, one line. Recreation: writ- Black Crooks. an etc ing poetry. ADULT, Hon. Underdone. Address: The Shrubbery, Hopton-under-Hyde, Rotherham-near-Pottersby, Potts, Hants, Hops, England. Organizer of the Boys’ League of Pathfinders; Chief Commissioner of the Infant Crusaders; Grand Master of the Young Morons: Major-General of the Girl Rangers: Chief of Staff of the Matron Mountain Climbers, etc. ZEWINSKI, X. Z., Polish pianist; plays all night. Address: 4570 West 457 Street, Westside, Chicago West. STEPHEN LEACOCK. (Copyright for the Pest-Diepatch } Page Seven

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DRAMA IN THE DOLL’S HOUSE) piinp 39 a. — “SP ' -.5iPic By 2 S pectal Correspondent anrink! ene of the Post - Dispatch Sunday Vagazine E. Phillips Oppenheim (he patros CONnVersation a traverse c-n o& kite’ 2m Upstairs came With bows eced Monsieur ang urned away. The his desk. Attract. sight of an unu OCKiNg visitor, he Angus. The lat here,” he said, ['m expecting tron smiled. It was quite Monsieur could cer be accommodated. Would self the uble to mount? beerved, pausing passage— roulette—it is Alas. Monsie regretted, ‘No — She snatched up her vanity case and gazed mio critically i man nto @ salon—en little apartment, wails and two enairs. expecting a friend, per- : 5 a iiberai Infessed 7 : ia i Be ie * : » on sl . : ee ai " . sok - _ . ey , ry , ‘ } Tt + . 3 ade « -+* 10W as a gentiemana amnan 4 OmMpadcieu Searches - *% na P’ ' ; -. . . & . “ . : . J ‘ ' . = 9 . " ii | mas ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ > e . : i >.>. # ‘ > . as Js . ‘ _ ‘ . * ‘ . ‘ " . : é . - ~ * ” - ™ . +" 1G F . a~ ' ‘ ' “ ; ‘ . nd > ; - &. q . 4 > Fy . — . . - ’ . " . - 4 7 , be ‘ a q ‘ 7 os . ~% . . r ‘ r -- . : . . + i oa _ "7 — . 4 - . " le mM >¥ an j ‘ . . j . . > ll . . _ P - ~~ * — . 7 -_ Ra re ‘ ‘ ‘ » ‘ ‘ y _ | : . LAS A 4 ; 4 . 4 . ’ ‘ ‘ 4 »4 A si y wm af Le : ; ‘ 2 4 ' . } a! ; : — ' . » i oon 4 - 1 ' ‘ . eon, ‘ ‘ i 7 ‘ " ’ . . ’ , . o = j A - is : - “| : , oases & = : . a « : 2 , « . ‘ - = 7 - ~ - ' a ~ o ad La - > a +: — +s . . * ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ oi - } . > > » , ™ . * " - ~ > 4 . ae > 7 — “ . - = -— : & lh _ . > »* al be A . of - nad - ~ . ~* . oe ’ af A " ‘ - . te 4 ahh © Ra observed . re FIave SOC 8. cg iS i , as ‘ 4 ut- eports itra ; 2 5% ef , amazement. Zifficulty ah infided >: Lis ie + ~ : - sey 7 | a nee ei | Ka jee a he ' om ing famiiiar about } Bonnaire is slight and ; she announced a iS | » cecal il cali . sada tc hie : quiet women meet men constan?t!y haa bi a, ee : : 3 inks te | 3 . SE res = : ‘i panei sis ° hes ~vementea. bat. Ge > "et * Neverth > aa she band is of a jealous iTressecd WwW rasted in _ i to Keep friends with 4 made ae very careful. There ia emp! @stadiishmient in Hanover young man | Bonnaire Messieurs, a gr “He designs EUs suggested “Divinely.’ Mademoiselle asserted Monsieur Bonnaire message direct.” made hii ay to Half Dean street conscious of a retu: f "a the Ci zuido, in D yu he cafe, passed up the pas- where a cOmmissionaire relieved the reataurant is of of Ris coat and hat. and stood The waiter had departed “a ittead > aif +o Se as*on * *h > . - - " _ 4 = 7 .% @ermitited ns As Vv te as wees Up the stairs are mh the threshoid of the restaurant “i *¢ Was crowded with a Concluded on page 9 . : lamon Page Eight. Sanday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 30, 1927.

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LOUSE ‘rong of apparently the better Claas ‘speopie of the district. With a less easily distinguish There was Scarcely a Vacant and. for a moment. his unnoticed. entered behind » pushed their ve . . A pushed their way forward. a nee Was two people ttle man, with a black mustache, ned to ABgZus found \oiselle Lenclos Standing by his nd with her a bearded French- with resonant voice greet them. man, Masses of and ~o v7 saeaada itnout appearing to listen, heard « very word. It was a convVerga- tion of the sua) ty pe—congratula- tions from Madame’'s husband upon rosperity of the place, a remark or two about mutual friends in Paris. “The went the p salon, Monsieur,”’ the patron conversation his friend, ‘‘awaits you. is prepared-—all that you desire himself arrives. It is well.’’ A maitre d'hotei from upstairs came hurrying into the room. With bows and smiles, he preceded Monsieur and Madame as turned away. The patron went back to his desk. Attract- ed, however, by the sight of an unus- ually distinguished-looking visitor. he paid his respects to Angus. The lfat- ter leaned forward. “You are very full here,’ he said. “T should like a salon. I'm expecting a lady.’’ on, concluding his »ie> x2 With Dinner Louis they HE patron smiled.. It was quite possible. Monsieur could cer- tainly be accommodated. Would he give himself the trouble to mount? “No. 14,’" Angus observed, pausing as they passed along the passage— “my lucky number at roulette—it is free?’’ “Alas, Monsieur,’’ the maitre d'hotel regretted, ‘‘No. 14 is occupied.”’ “And 13?7’’ “And 13 also. me. 12."" Angus was shown unwholesome-looking little with a Monsieur can have into a salon-—an apartment, bare walls and two uncomfortable chairs “Monsieur is expecting a friend, per- haps?” Angus nodded. “Leave the door open, and I will re- ceive her when she arrives,”’ he said. the me the bare table, exceedingly ‘In meanwhile, show menu He ordered the best dinner the place could offer, with champagne and a cocktail for himself, the latter to be served immediately, and slippe a pound note into the man’s hand. “The lady may be delayed,” he ex- plained “Put the caviar on the table and leave me alone.”’ The maitre d’hotel, with a liberal tip in his pocket, was all amiability. Angus lit a cigarette and waited for his cocktail. Through the open door he could hear continually the sound of the Frenchman's booming voice, the occasional laughter, the jingle of giasses. There was no sound from No. 13. Louis presently reappeared. His at- titude was sympathetic “The lady Monsieur was expecting has not arrived?’’ he inquired. Angus shrugged his shoulders “I am afraid,’ he said, ‘‘that it will be no use waiting for her now. You had better serve dinner.” The manner of the man underwent a change. His tone became apolo- getic. “It is Impossible to serve Monsieur alone,’ he announced. “It is a rule of the house.” “Why not?’’ Angus demanded. The man shrugged his shoulders. “Our salons are nearly always taken,’ he confided, “and there was, at one time, a little trouble with the police. It is established now as a rule of the house that any gentleman din- ing here must be accompanied by a lady.” “But supposing she doesn't come. Angus protested. “Surely I'm allowed to eat my dinner.”’ “It will be served downstairs, Mon- sieur.”’ HERE was a knock at the door Louis at once threw it open. Outside was a woman, a alim. attractive figure in her plain black evening gown and smal] hat. The maitre d’hotel drew a sigh of relief. “The lady, Monsieur,” he an- nounced “Dinner will be served at once.’ Angus, who had risen to his feet, stared at the newcomer in amazement. There was something familiar about her inscrutable smile and the quiet grace of her movements, but, for & moment, he was unable to believe his senses. She came a little further into the room and smiled up into his face. “I hope you were expecting me. she said calmly. “I'm not very late. am I?" The waiter had departed. Angus permitted himself to be astonished (Concluded on page 9.) ‘BLIND BOONE’ COULD PLAY ANY COMPOSITION HE HEARD A By a Special Correspondent of the Post - Dispatch Sunday Magazine COLUMBIA, Mo. OHN W. BOONE was a Negro, born under none too auspicious circumstances in a militia camp during the Civil War. At the age of six ne lost his sight but at the same time, by some apparently miraculous act of compensation, his other faculties became _ pro- portionately sharpened. When he died other day at Warrens- burg, Missouri, the home of his boyhood, he left behind him the record of an unique accomplish- ment in a field already traversed by the first rank of human genius He was a piano-playing marvel. By virtue of an inborn mimetic gift, plus a patiently esthetic sense, he could reproduce the most difficult piano compos!i- tions with the flawless technique and &@ gratifying emotional Under the Boone’ he earth giving and lost a small fortune never lost a friend. No heard him make a bitter or cvynica! remark and he was apparent! capable of doing an unkind Unlike that other blind prodigy of his race, ‘Blind Tom,’ Boone had a fully developed mentality and a philosophic grasp the world as he knew it. Life to him was not a terrifying excursion in the dark. It was an experience made up of pleasant sounds and friendly touches coloring “Blind over the lie made but One hamee of traveled all concerts he ever Guai TanK Was always rep- ; ’ 1 Z + oone’s p recognize me After could a} difficult cadenza iInvoived series of then nis p iblic tween the re than nade both Lang ne wWweait! Kansas City His nis death Lang Blind B bons Boone better thar Of prove this road riven in the Ove! Irty years af! has more piano iving (OWnh Or city that‘ he itais than any other man nas never been in did paying not n*f®eon nab P| " —" j contibu- nirty-nine a1iG &ix concerts a average Bae Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 30, 1927. a day. I's Hie and nieht Witt puts In He difficult pieces in a few hours and day these masters the most he can produce any ordinary piece of hearing it played has had emi- for him than any forgets music after Boone more nent artists plas and he never the living man a voice or shake of a hand. sulks Blind Tom anyone around h “Boone never as predecessor, does nol ne allow im to His Just as bie sweet to please the devil for even He is many sulk favorite saving ja You Ld\ e }i)]8 ») YOU die EaVS time is oo short and ne moment always ‘haritable and times he has when I see a de- to authorized me agsist LIND compositions, t RBRoone wrote many he most fa- was his His were “The is of which id Tornado. three Mmpositions Dream Wal ‘Love Feast, Weep. inetru- Last tZ an compositions are “Ene Forest’ Bir dad His variations in- God, to Thee, Home, ‘‘Old “Nicodemus,’ ‘Echoes of “Huniming transcript with } Y 4 ;OT) clude ‘‘Nearer “My Old Folks at “Melodies My Kentucky Home de Blind Boone closed his 47th an- Virdin, Ill., May 31, took him over to all sections of Nevgresa. nua! tour in LO27. His Europe twice and Careel and Canada five of ill the United States He retired because to home here. Retire- did the flood of requests from every section of the his ment not stop country for concerts by the blind pianist After a few at home and under the letters weekly, he expressed a de- sire to return to the road and only the his kept him from doing so insistence of physician pressure of hundreds of | He Visit bur” Boone was fond of telling stories about ta. ive by through Nebraska 35 At Company Johr own {owl Lean himse]l stories conce his that } | } Laneg piano to of driving prairie the in horses and rode toa ' | mhiies left tongue alone dusk tne canvas ath heard Will Boone perience [ SONS, two distant pats SoOmewnere, ? | ont cide nt Once person remark he is so gifted, - retorted dime He Ness to did an blessing town in a one Lang tongue fe ie SONR of the declared an hearing a = iD auddeniv while on brother in One of his rned a trip manage and Years Blind C of carried ime consisted Roone They and moved it wagon wit: horses, Lang doing (‘rossinrk n evening about WAKON b of in the mounted one fown hase a to pur rthe wagon Boone w As the day began t covering thie away. off of the was the only solacing lonely from his that he wrote Heard u riiggiit Whippoorwill! of a one nis pity give ‘| would not 3¢e a mille. not consider his affliction but rathel ? faded in against Warrens- favor- made himeeif ago mnceit and their from aA the Nebraske dusk roKe the BeVe TAI hew au*% ‘) piano Boone Willppool- in evening ex A syinpathetic audiences he is blind. Boone turned and blind- QUALITY SALES COQ.. 415 8S. Dearborn St. 22 yde. er mere te s bundie 5% DRES GOODS Linens, Percales, Ginghams, Voiles, Chambrays, Threct to geu et enormous sert evest, Popular peiterns, o! , cleas fresh me 8 vaive bh Pendle werth doubie Send No Money * on arrival onis iverp che . Dept Cricage crim 1\@05A th — — - + > Wr ‘ “¢ 4 . y4 1K ,. , a) — * - A Captivating Pair — reflected in this polished car' The lacquer is a gleamin mirror —clean and brilliant — faithfully reflecting two happy children ready for the nde. Semdac Auto Polish Quickly Restores the Finish of a Car It cleans away the “smoke film” and leaves the surface dry and dust- proof—without a trace of “bloom”. Motorists everywhere are delighted with Semdac. It 1s so easy. to use and gives such grat- ifying results! A car polished with Semdac is ‘distinguished in any crowd. It has the glow and the gleam of beauty—that sleek air of perfect grooming, accepted as the Outwar sign of inner worth— among men or motor cars. At any Standard Oil Service Station and at most dealers. Pint, 75c; (Quart, $1.25. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) 4 MISSOURI ST. LOUIS, Page Nine.

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The “Miraculous” Wounds of Theresa Neumann The home of Theresa Neumann, Konnersreuth, which hes already become a sort of shrine to the peasantry. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine stigmata rr \ ‘ . > . } . i " {) -~ . =o na e i ‘ hi i ‘ mempic, Ad a as°3 i +? : : ' ' G afterward th Pixs 0 hands most famous of all was ti m1 | | va] scepter sia : 44a ‘ ‘ | ; v ai sc ~ - rt. > i , . ’ » ’ > > “ ine when Jesus lived, the language which He spoke It established fact that girl has never been instructed than man During her seizures she resembles recovers and seems normal the rest stigmatization h been known for many | + | » + oman Catholic Church has recorded 321 wounds resembdiin remarkable examp! have been $Oo as to be almost.in inmeteenth century disappeared, leaving I Churc Francis filled with e and reverence And then | oa > stigmatizat became aware that in ids, feet and side he had received Schwann, a professed tholic protess a 17 : > | | ; i : externally the m of the Crucifixion. These mysterious marks biologist, who carefu continued during two years until his death and are declared anything Dy the saints biographer to have been seen by many eye-witnesses, hurch officials in this d: ae i ben ‘ > | | 4 cluding Pope Alexander I\ investigators in any way possidie a:thougn the TY " [The Dominicans openly disputed the fact, but at ] length made to take precautions to protect Theresa from the d the same claim for Catherine of Sienna. whose stigmata were ex- have thronged to her home ee Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 30, 1927.

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| eumann me LOUIS POST - DISPATCH | age — RT WS) IS a V}. 1s Jl yy : LAS je ae OCTOBER : 30, — QUEEN, CORONATION, AND SPECIAL MAIDS OF 1927 ¥. FP. BALL **4+ s+ aie Neumann, has already rine to the VR ad ad Scene of coronation in the St. Louis Coliseum as the Veiled Prophet bestowed the neti honor of the evening. “ee | ~~ + . = ade invisible to others. The Francis nd that Pope, himself a Franciscan. t Catherine to be made showing the corded in the breviary office and Vominicans a special feast in) com- ets are recorded as having received 3 : “sig oe Opie Anne Farrar ea ee in whose hands hous - ull ¢ es, was that of Anne the royal scepter daughte: 7 ‘man peasants living remains for the next twelvemonth. of Napo Pon, 1t 4s said, }2 years snl ‘ by Dieckman childhood, being an ecstatic, could The pout and suffering came to her and prayers which are said to have seased Unhke Theresa Neumann, before the wounds of the Crucifixion euth girl is oniy 28 In her case, editation of the story of the Cruc: ts effect in producing the marks of BS in the appearance of the marks of erself unworthy to bear the marks nd prayed that they he removed stified to her Five years after their first sj unds on her hands and the genuineness of the side and on her brow d Friday, all reopened ) assigned to report upon cases reported by the men The rest were rding to critics, that the themselves in wn: | ayaa age Cc a level in all ages, it 1° these cases oc nes, although of no le hat ich muiracles Pyneiy cauliou if mving belief to enuinely jpernatural Theodor agp at Le uvain and a noted refused to admit that al phenomenon anxious to aid local pnest has had * merely curmous who J Davis, third spe- > Miss Frances Sherwood Wilson, second special maid. ) ial Miss Julia Wells, first special maid. : ] ; } ] Jala. Dy A « He ' Miss Janet Douglas Shields, fourth special mala.

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SUNDAY MORNING THE Sf. LOUIS POST . DISPATCH ) SUNDAY MORNING ADVERTISEMENT [- lou r Secrets ~4s package) . 5 a oe chem with Stan. ard’s Rovyai Patent Cake Flouy the best in | vOrld. It is algo the most ec nical because jig comes in a ha lgy five-pound box, which costs my forty Cents. “My grocer e that flour is milled and sold at ‘so much’ per barrel; a perse paying forty Cents for a package of flour weighing five pounds pays eight cents Per pound or $15.68 per barrel, while a pack- age of 2% pounds at thirty-five cents costs about twelve and a half cents y-tive dollars per ~~ sn vw » ¢ > »-4 + ‘ > > ss» tor myself, hat 1 get much more value for my money 1! l buy a five-pound box of Stanard’s Royal Patent Cake Flour for forty cents. I use it for everything and have the most won derful success in all of my baking HAVE A SPOTLESS HOME * IN SPOTLESS TOWN \ Painted Woodwork Kept Spotless —with SAPOLIO. On light Sapolio is made of first qual. —. a painted woodwork, grime per- ity materials — refined to pro L | : sists around locks and knobs, on duce the most thorough house- ee a . . A TREE-BORDERED GLIMPSE OF THE NATION’S LARGEST CITY—Manhattan Island, with its towering buildings, as seen window sash and door trim, hold cleanser possible. For all- mil AM net ee weil) £ . = . . 20 es 200 YEARS DIFFERENCE IN THEIR AGES—An inquisitive puppy investigates an ancient but still active turtle taken from the A 16-POUND MUSHROOM—This huge growth was found near water at Egg Harbor, Long Island. Chicago. It is 15 inches long and 10 inches thick. 8 ind orwood & Tl nderwood. —International photo. Boys’ black blucher High Top with 12-1nch upper, Boys’ tan blucher High Top with -12-4nch = —" ’ and contrasting tan strap, knife pocket and back and contrasting black straps and back-stay un- ' ; ; stay. Munson last. Tough composition rubber som last. Solid leather outsole and heel. (Affords ag / ~~ outsole. Rubber heel. Also carned in tan with secure fastening for ice skates ) For boys of al! f ; Se black trimmings. For boys of all ages. Each ages. Each pair equipped with a genuine ‘‘Ever- Rs ot pair equipped with a genuine ‘‘Remington”™ knife, eady’ flashhght—regular retail value $1.25— . having real bone handle and high-grade steel fully equipped with batteries and bulh . , blades. worth ohio > f - : ie ‘ — on YS .) . ee } be i ALL THE WAY FROM aa eggitines : Oo, oe os ‘ . See: . > 2 ss :t bas , = . d Mrs. THE FINISH OF A FAMOUS PLANE—Wreck of the Columbia, in which Chamber- il a hie | .. Pe ea er = HERE ARE THE BOOTS FOR RUGGED WEAR AND RED-BLOODED BOYS -ENDICOTT-JOHNSON “HIGH TOPS” “Hot piccity!’ Where is the boy ‘ ‘ | ney-saving durabrl:ty who wouldn't delight in parading equipped with stout outsoles. Health in 1 the town or roving the fields in EVEREADY flashlight or moisture-resisting, tightly stit boots like these? And where is REMINGTON ach-hnife seams and high sewn-in gusset the parent who doesn’t welcome J There are sturdy materials a ‘ the long wear and the protection to health they afford? good workmanship in every inch of these boots» And — J The novelty of a genuine “Eveready” flashlight, or the fact that they are made by the latyest manuta + SS : > - eee : : artes a real “Remington” jack-knife, fitted to the upper! . . . urers of boys’ and girls’ shoes in the world expla | PAUL _POIRET HIM . wedi wie Se eee ER Ras OES came aa Mite q i | Can you imagine the “hit” either would make? their very reasonable price. SELF—A _ sna; _ ' And as footwear! There's nothing like these cold Winter is coming! Equip your boy now. Leading the famous Paris detying, snow battling, storm-proof boots. Snugness stores everywhere. sell Endicott-Johnson shoes r of women's ¢ and warmth in the soft, sinewy leather. Comfort and write direct to Endicott-Johnson, St. Louis, M taken -— nis room for growing feet in the orthopedically designed | Shoemakers for the whole family New York. f A a \ AN ARABIAN BEAUTY—This fantous horse, owned by W. K. Kellogg of Battle Creek, Mich., and insured for $50,000, is regarded as the most perfect Arabian steed in the country. Underwood @ Underwood

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| [ocroweRan ee] | [~suxbay wonwina THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH OCTOBER se 18 iour Secrets | eat dete ) | aan & ie a : 2 Nevealed a : PAY pane i“ “ economical pac “xe / nade them with Stgp. Xovyal Patent Cake Flour cin the world. It js also economical because it a handy five-pound h costs only forty cents, procer told me that ‘ we 7 € af Giins bal se at SO muc? 1s ! Der a person paying forty cents package rained Weighing five Gs Davs > 7 T) cen eT QP ' . cig “ cents per pound 5 per Darrel, while a pack. t 2% pounds at thirty-five cents twelve and a half cents ass ft fy llar r twenty-five dollars per | have figured ; lor) my if and tind that I get much more val . NT r my. money if I buy a five.; ind pox of Stanard’s Royal Paten: Cake } Flour for rorty cents | use it for everything and have the most v | 11 ‘ } > or ” ‘ IcCeSS 1M aii oF My Dakir a HOME “iN IJSPOTLESS TOWN \ Kept Spotless | —6[/?;||”U aa ae. \ ya “ light » © . Ss Sapolio 1s made of first qual. ’ - oo 4 ra el a Zi ity materials — refined to pro- +> s+ - eee or ie... “RRS . | the most thorough house- _—— a ene For all READY FOR A MOUTHFUL—A close-up view of a pelican in the Zoo letting some one round cleaning it saves time and know that he is hungry, and a morsel of fish would be quite agreeable. sa oy ae feolder money because it’s amazingly With quick. For dishes, aluminum, rswith cutlery and kitchen ware + Sapolio is unequaled. Re FAMOUS AUTHOR POSES FOR STATUE—George Bernard Shaw with his life-long friend, Prince Trou- betskoy, at the latter's villa beside Lake Maggiore, Italy. —Acme phot . MANUFACTURED ONLY BY ENOCH MORGAN'S \ SONS CO, NEW YORK : ; ‘ itare ~ wk, at - he tle " me e a 4 . be 2 2, =. RORS Soke eon iat, Sate: wks 2 Sania BISMARCK’S GRAND- SON IN DIPLOMATIC SERVICE—Prince Otto Bismarck, whose grand- father was the famous Iron Chancellor, has just been appointed Secretary of the German legation to Swe- den. —rngemeoat eotoders — - | os as ~ —~—- = » . faa @s Om ott ome ; , at ORM ar. seed pF ° ¢ H ‘ I ‘ . ack biucher High Top with 1aanch upper Tasting tan strap, knife pocket and back- unson last. Tough composition rubber Rubber heel. Also carned in tan with immings. For bovs of all ages. Each ipped with a genuine Remington” knife, real bone handle and high-grade steel ; ; ’ Dbaaes, worth 74, iA JUSTIN T. FLINT Wants to Do Your Washing Give HIM Your Big Laundry Problem 6c, 8c, 9c, 15¢ per lb. AJStri PALE DRY The happiest companion of good things "LAUNDRY CO. to drink thal ever nestled in a bottle LINDELL 7370 ~> 5 PHONES 18 TRUCKS oh) ll 0m0 nN] ——————no0>————ior10 on) 0610 IF 10 ALL THE WAY FROM CHINA—Gen. and Mrs. ; u, delegates 9 eevee: | AMMCHICAUS LEADING 5p gheaepgeanng FOOTWEAR STYLES ic. for Fall Winter and Spring Aon Sa } “ : , | — ! & —_ CAMBRIDCE RUBBER CO { a oe we 1 ; fs ; . ‘a yt | | ’ ie a be i : ashe . : a J MORE POPULAR THAN EVER | SY, for Graceful Design, | : | . , and 6xclusive Quality | | EP, . TARRY | Specify RAYNBOOTS by mame | ODE D BOYS | | fs: = F » Y id , DEMAND THE GENUINE | eee | , | i | LOOK FOR THE RAYNBOOT (ABEL IN EVERY PAIR . CAMCO ei Li) 22 ~~ Yl RAYNBOOT ; , ' if \ ‘ Perr ene, ” ; * % : . ~ ** > j e. i. , ; o . eS siti | On and OR in a HAs A/ ~ Overt Shoe LUXURIOUS PROTECTION Se : , ; FOR WINTER WEAR-- a J C Light and Hexible- ie 3 | ey r) la MNUYGEC CAMCO > = ¥ AUL POIRET HIM- | IN EVERY PAIR. ‘_LF—A_ snapshot of Se “ he famous Paris designer ciliates tenad high crwcnd tie lng. 1 oe | - | . R BU of women’s costumes Made only by =— Especially switable for children | ken on his arrival in |] CangpRIDGE RUBBER CO.Cambridge Mass. tak New York. a TRADE MARK REG.

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SUNDAY MORNING a* , s « . . = - 7 Sy r { Ae ' Mi: 5 f | » i S 7 « | ’ vw hit MUL, * - * = S. uF i sw s n ‘~ " ool ’ ‘ 39 pal oe an - ele . ae 57H tow? © - vf Ke Paw - . ot “ md ee rY be. — ' § Looking up Fairfax av- enue towards Sarah street. In upper left hand corner is the Deaconess Hospital, which was badly dam- Washington avenue. showing the Giddings Presbyterian oo" eae SO? - | Boe : ee pitiguiy Se he — a" aT Sg ; , ee ' ¢ Vee { j ; Raat ° . fad | ik - Ne He . ° v = . + ~ Church and wreck of homes in the 4100 block. THE ST. LOU SCARS OF THE T° —— +* *. : bOST - DISPATC Ha grag ae Washington bavard, west of Sarah street nee “th

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N . Havoc of the Great Windstorm Photo- O. e graphed From a Dirigible Airship. 0ST - DISPATCH yLor Etta, ss | | . . tttegsa ~ $5 08 C866 et | e+ . @ id tt A, a eo S&eesveog Pee “= - . 2 . ; } ’ ys é . rp ?> P cue These photographs, taken by Clint Murphy, staff photographer of the Post-Dispatch, were snapped from a blimp as it sailed slowly over the path taken by the tornado of September 29. The dir- igible came from Scott Field, by direction of the commandant, Col. John A. Pagelow, follow- ing an appeal to the War Department to co-oper- ate in accurately mapping the damage done. The above picture shows the section south and east of the New Cathedral on Lindell boulevard. — OCTOBER 30, 192; ae foe Ve : o —_ —- - ‘a7 -_—_ » P hae % Fs ce - “> vex? —“~ 2 . 2 ok Lael, ee "ys Saad e ** ** *« ~ * j j | A “a ¥ a a — ¥¢ al os — — ”* ——— - Washington bdvard, west of Sarah street. Page boulevard, where it meets Sarah street. ae Be ag? Ah 4h ch shine att? 55884 ae ‘eget etabetei ete? * Around Enright avenue, West Belle, Sarah street and the Hodiamont right- of-way for street cars.

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DOS -Dls PATCH OCTOBER | SUNDAY or ee oaians THE ST. LOUIS P wees — ™ ——— =? uF me rm af ry : ," aes: F " a ‘ x | “4 Ks i dy 3 ” ‘ o*% » My o % Py i ¥ ; oo, , “ pfs or. ; & oe? 4? * , ~ ~~ b | pa seeer ove +f yf rs , for Pt Comto ROCKEFELLER RESTS BETWEEN DRIVES) — —A snapshot of the oil magnate, now 88 years old, ual & veil taken.on his private golf course at Pocantico possible to Hills, N. Y. Underwood & aed sed come RECALLING THE MISSOURI OF 100 YEARS AGO— | Closing tableau of historical pageant commemorating the Cx qT | + em . centennial of +A . 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en | Ca THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH Scron me A CUGPNE WAVE GIRL CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR—Miss H. Gwen- dolin Jones, graduate of University of New Hamp- shire, who won second place in mayoralty primary in Concord, N. H. Now the voters will decide between For PERMANENT 1 | Miss Jones and the present wn | & / mayor. —International photo. LER RESTS BETWEEN —* : Comfort and Beauty. > Paha _ ee now 88 years old. The gentle Eugéne method—consider- private golf course at Pocantico | ate of your hair and you—makes it Se ae possible to enjoy the all-year comfort and convenience of a permanent Wave. The Eugéne Method strictly confines the new wave to the newly grown wae em hair—and avoids double-wav- ing the remains of your old permanent. Repeated waves by the Eugene Method are true new waves—not re-waves—and leave the hair flawlessly soft and per- fectly conditioned. Any Eugéne Method waver can give you a Eugéne Selective Re-wave. If you wish, we will send you the names of all accredited Eugéne Permanists in your vicinity. Ask also for our most com- plete and interesting booklet “The Eu- éne Method”. It tells why the Lugéne Paincanins Wave is worth its higher cost—answers all yout questions. EUGENE, LTD., of London and Paris 565 Fifth Avenue, New York City = CUGENC => ae | r & 7 ff. ©); a WSs Sh SSSA Vy *s aa" » * % ¥ ', ‘ ‘ “~." Pa a” y — =” . -_ > ~ . - 7% . : ee | j i t ; = e J . sit . ; j i . ; - - a ; i - everye . a Fics ; ; j | i} . , i # ; 4 j ‘ Pa os * ot | ia! ee he — ; ' ; * ‘ of sh ’ bh Y = } i= _ | 77 ' al “te! ; : ’ ‘ ‘ i one, ° etd ; | | > rehok. oan ‘ j j a ' : j i fh ‘ boas | : | : 4 . ' Fs é —_—.. ; : . * - > ' gs . ' J —S 3 : : - A ' ‘a : eRe : : | as F ~ e “ i ; : i sf wa") ¥ nsing treatment , ‘ a . oe x = oe AES OF if =. cream, it needs to | | a $ 4 . i og “a . . 3 | THE CELEBRATED KNIT-TEX COAT he pores Because it to be left on The Winter-tex Overcoat ts warmer than any other coat of equal weight : It is made in smart herringbones and heather mixtures and taut muscles | to — L Bee aT 77/|* : FiRST 1O MAKE NON- has the rich, fine finish and the beautiful colorings you ar he Coenen ) 4 4 ag — ‘= ls 5 | STOP FLIGHT ACROSS accustomed to see in imported overcoatings. The linings ar: i gt ream | | , ‘: 1 * tj™ THE SOUTH ATLAN- of Skinner's satin LDouble-breasted Or single-breasted. TIC—The French aviators, pan nae a f | . ‘sh 2 ac ié 77 6 : ) mad rv ‘ - Joseph Le Brix (above) C 1S mas eet yr the man OF conservative ier Base i | and Dieudonne Costes (be- and also in the seasons newest patterns and shades f: e low) who flew from St. younger gene? Louis, Senegal, to Port It is as fir r, Overcoat as any man would want at a: 4M | } | ae Natal, Brazil ur skin fora busy | | Ask Your Dealer for the New Fall Styles ‘50 ur, all might , evourstified fatigue. id by good clothiers in every city and town f , } ' rie os 4 C ; : | knowledge has produced in WORTH and BRED and WORTH Hats are made from long oe ‘fp In St. Louis by THOROUGHBRED Hats, an article with a selected hare's-fur, feited anda finished ) withstand more than ordinary’ use) make t the consideration of the eee smooth, ag ~onstant effort backed by expert technical dressed. The wearing qualities TH ' and stay on Lins ¢ and frequent ‘. distinct appeal he harmony of blended . , lors and the perfection of detail are in- hem worthy of | i reresting fo the man who desires to be wel! man iooking for honest vaiues Price $5.00 and Up yotisy astringent ae ae MtraACH ‘ MADE BY A. Se Ewer) genuine WP inter-tcex Overcveat FIARRIS-POLK HAT CO. | a | GN for facial fatigue - c ane SAINT LOUIS. U.S.A. @) PHOTO BY FEDER eS ME tS Neh od haan eebbhee bo dR 2e Ay |

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Camels—so mellow, mild and unfailin In the remarkable growing popularity of the cigarette, many brands have bid for fave but Camel continues to lead by billi« us. Quality put it there—quality keeps it there. mm )}. REY Mee ews TOBACCO COMPANY Winston-Salem, North Carolina lf all cigarettes were Camel you wouldn't hea about special treatmen cigarettes good for | Nothing takes the pla: C tee en E T FT CES | roligceoe 700d as nvthing (0 make ‘rhroal. r choice QUESTION— CANI WOU fF ONDERWRITE_Y a Mts: RIDE : 5)

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Two a CcCcComMmMic SECTIONS | (ST. LOUIS, MO., OCTOBER 30, 1927) This comic appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages BILL CONSELMAN and am CHARLIE PLUMB 3 = = g\ OGEEGOSH! ‘ EVERY TIME LSEE A We SET OF WHISKERS, I) ITCH WITH ae APPREHENSION—L wag sl a. i - NIG TH THOSE J IF IT' | NIHILISTS ARE ¢ rm FUZZ THAT (CLOSE SHAVE! STALKING — ‘T = | ial ey -~ \ bd ME WI: Br ce 5, RR Ree $ 7 i fe HILLS, MMMM. mag hii [ WHUEPOLIMS LS, YUMMY, Ls VOL MIM» | ; ¢ ’ i \ SS ASE SS SS i ~ ; Ma i ne TTY ( P Cerreerte MIN PU HiT THE AT THE - L » § vs rt : Mn ee *» Y tae £ f, : * IWATA “=e ~*e es yas l cigarettes were as good as el you wouldn’t hear anything c special treatments to make arettes good for the throat. hing takes the place of choice tobaccos. _ Se reasdkKd ca eA

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Semana TET = ciieieee | i —— _ | | ee ; : se ‘VE FELT SICK f. WELL, 00 yOu" TiaWkk’ 1 gece me 7 MAT A TIME : \ ABOUT EVERY LTYLE ACHE ANDO | a i F THATS HiS PET Woe | : A HOLE IN THE CA iT JUST LikKE AH POAC IT BAIR ee eRtiacting Fj Rg CL Spy Maa. » P $ oN ots a x sg “4 eR: Ber te aa 53s : ppear in ore af the TWH cCamir on ves ot the Aealey Post-Disvatch re & + «© 0 er! ow —- . Ps : . “ ‘ Li e" - J yia Jara Wwe’ . : “I ; phal VE ' ‘we TSH GE —~ oon se gr ; : C3 SWAP aye ON Ps | \s\u/ ~~ ) / yas ATYRAT > are ar > a . ie *S 4 “coop MORNING OS WoTCHA SAY IF WE PuT ON EXTRA SFEE GoiNG BY Hi HODDER TVD La OD RS 4 sae “ea Ry APE OME TD gs IOS KW yy ; ; . Sate bie aS le ~ . “ Sia ~ ‘ . ‘7 e ri 4 z _ - : ; a ike : a - ; ‘: ’ % ’ - tp eiie.aih | : ay ~% 7 ¥ ~ x m2 J ® e é . 4 “’ aoe 3 we ig ta? ae tee >. or » 7 . is 7 is 1 ea aee 4 ; ) ee ? Pw oot ~ oe a og . | Ting z . > be * * ~ =) . 4 - , i Pa one . * 2 romp - oe >: 5 G ee r . en = we - - f a“ : ‘ > wd , P . %, 7 ‘ r. oo ae : é ™ y ‘ ; ~ oad : wv e at > : . f - Z . -- Pe E : Me, ra °F on $s s ; 4, «~ y or. » . s a 5 Ln P ° P ¢ . § 7 Dae ala hy P . ,a « _ : ¥ - : » § ma " a ‘ , : fe ; q . vs : : . 4 ; Fil , 4 seca atarws F i 4 ee: , Pong ’ Y : , es Coes | : v pe . — 7 ” ( = 4 =f a _— EO ry Lr ANOW, Burt | ‘4A Of , ~- : iM GOING | iz “Td B&D ie - iS A SI wu a BO a P “Regine o> “RIRAM, THE SKIPPEI py. } iia Sf £ ea ONE OF OURS SAS SRR hig ‘ ’ 4 Pe — Se, COMES BACH \ | = / i 3 . Mag * : ~ ret i ; ‘ oy ; ; ee if : y ; = fF , 3 Oe ee \ al! TERE isons trenesecsdt erste; i, | PePTRNERIeTeFeteeaictts ort ae YOUR t RIEND. arts eth Assry 4 17 Ry menoerne ‘ ce Ba | — 3 e po WANTED WOU toa GI . YOU KNOW | BEGIN Vi, ' Ternk VU Ger SMORER. 1 ) . eee TO FEC BETTER: , HIM wou ! i iy S Att PAGSING VP ANDO TRY TO GAT TRALAIS LP. ar ; ‘gga SOMETHING iii | 4 | se QS | J 4 AND W on K oe a bee i ol a » ‘ . CPPS REE rebar nae spss tt he Sree . > 4 "4 _— cs eet -_ 2 o- =e) eee ee ee eee ee ee . 4 * ; ; —_ . | * . $ , \ Me © ee >) , ~ - " ' iO SAN \ ieee Ay | : t , wt | 7“ 2g — ii AE NE AS 8 aa | \GET Goon Vas} : telah —_ | = | REMEMBER NOW, IF . TH Le Vee ae cee ALL Te : PX ~)> SEATS [3] : Ahan F | | DROP IN “THE STRE : mA Bete ' . oF i ‘ ‘si , ra ag m : eis ———— : — | —— : iT Witt BSE Youe sa 7 | . J YOULL BE ABLE Yo GO 3 | Pf y THINKER FAQS SS remake YOU

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‘% ‘Aeae 4 We * ee & 2 ory iw THATS HIS PET WooDPECKER; !T LIVES A HOLE IN THE CAR. HE TALKS To iT JUST LIKE A HUMAN BEING .AND BY GEORGE THAT BIRD SEEMS | To UNDERSTAND! | ae IN TOONERVILLE FOLKS f tf / VG eee fs Skid ESAS FONTAINE FOX A Fontaine Fox Ga “Goop MORNING OswaLp! WoOTCHA SAY IF WE PUT ON EXTRA SPEED . GoiNG BY Hi HODDERS PLACE AND KILL US A NICE IN JS CHICKENS ~ e& A SS — Sh (Sp eel aie 3 S ' | ° * . , ose 0O ICKIN $ - (Co yright, 1927—by Bel} S\ ndicat< Ine Tr sehe Mark Re U. P (,reat Britain Rights Reserved s s Pat. Of.) “I BETCHA Ai Fontaine Fox cartocn appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch THE FoLKS DONT SEEM T BE uP YET So WE CAN just SLIP BACK AND PICK uP. “HIRAM, THE SKIPPER JUST RAN OVER ONE OF OUR CHICKENS! WHEN HE COMES BACK To PICK IT UP You COVER HIM WITH THAT GUN UNTIL J GET PRESSED “QoURreiGas 4g? - slats otha P Raabe Habe: | ty they Joe Wat Maen: } “JEST A SECOND, SKIPPER! 1F YouvE KILLED ONE. oF OUR CHICKENS JUST LEAVE IT LAY WHERE (TS AT. ~~ —- —__ ————E ee R MEMBER Now. To 4 | CROP IN THE STREE 'T WILL BE You FAULT ! ~ PN one 2 Alp Ate Sa pap nr nn + o | Bal “GET Busy, OSWALD AND WORK es AST WOoOTSAIDEA WOTSAIDEA ~ “HE AINT HAD ‘No CHANCE To HIDE IT ON US EITHER COS ff MADE HIM KEEP BOTH HANDS IN SIGHT ON THIS SIDE o’ TH’ FENCE” AT. ne . a mers + - 4G CERTAINLY BZ CAME BACK TO PICK UP A CHICKEN. f DROPPED IT OFF THE car!” : YES, PICKED ! AND LJ SuPPOSE You HAVE A YARD FULL oO’ NICELY PICKED LIVE CHICKENS FoR ME To RUN 4, OVER WITH THE CAR! YES: , ' “ATTA BOY, OSWALD! PICK OUT THEM FEW FEATHERS YA HAD T’ LEAVE ON ACCOUNT OF BEING RUSHED ON THE 2 , an

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ee g: Fd wr Pg. pA why THATS HIS PET Woe A HOLE IN THE CA if JuST LiKE AH i 2 a = WELL, DO YOU THINK ! BEEF : % ABOVT EVERY LITTLE ACHE AND a PAIN | HAVE 2? : ve FELT SICK MANY A TIME | AND NEVER SAID & WORD TO You | ABOUT IT Briggs’ comics appear in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch a 'D cLlKE TO GET A LITTLE SYMPATHY IN YOu Oon'r aieacee. | CAN'T HELP ! NEVER SAW ANYTHING ! SUPPOSE iT vin. I'MA LIKE \T. WHENEVER | SICK MAN WANT TO GO ANYWHERE, ‘ BUT, JOE, TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT ce MRS OOPER'S MUSICALE ! ly yee GE as ii | ENJOY BEING SICK, DO You 2 YOU ALWAYS GO ANO GET SsICK f t ft fy ; . a 3 » s a A - y 4 Z Yi Of, bf, fy Es » 54 s. ¥ . . * » 7 a * ' %. * z ™ 7 as nr we My OWN HOME iN m& WHILE WHAT DO YOU THINK'S THE MATTER WITH YOu 2 § a \ \ \ \i | ——- —s —s >-- — on > anna —. WO > olin poleon tek wht pane SSS Fe ee San se op oat cape Nd = as nomena sag oo + St OS : es: = = ee = — Se sees eae Ss ee = — ae aennes weaned wk caste == : Ss . _ Vi ‘ SS - SS . pe a3 Cz , } 4 7 ¥ ry a? i . =~. ~ - . s a, Se, » Ne mee J ‘ iit rete atace : : f HiMPerceen EDD. we hy, > —— YOUR FRIEND, BILL BLOSSOM, WANTED YOU 10 GO TO A SMOKER. 1! TOLO HIM YOU WERE LAIO UP i} i) —_— SS | | or yigiibit$ = 4 3 ; 3 | mms 5 Wii eh nh Cc Cisthieae) o eee i ee , “e,* ‘ - — hee - ‘ * Mera a ee alse BY GEORGE, VI, CO YOU KNOW 1} BEGIN TO FEEL BETTER: IT’S ALL PASSING OF F = J ~~ ». ~~ >». hy 4, ~ {J 142 SS \) oo - eer > - - TT TT. ve, % THINK ‘Le GET SOME THING } MR BLOSSOM CALLED AGAIN TO SAY WIS WIFE 15S ILL AND HE CAN'T GO TO Priv beget AFTER ALL: * YOU'LA BE A ‘THINKER TO. THE Beare mows | nc ee THAT YOURE BETTER, ai of C WON'T YOu, o~ DEAR ! . THE “~ >. | HURRY UP, JOEY, HONEST, V!, 1 FEEL ge : OR WE WON'T iL. TERRIBLY yf fo GET GooD "| SHAKY. ALL IN Ss SEATS [2 A ™ roy oaks tes iy +e ae REMEMBER Now, IF JP 1 DROP IN THE STREEW | IT wWitl BE FAULT ! ; . @ 4 iF i A, z ; aah - $9 % i, > oa ee $ sf O5 G +4 - 7 r a a 2 Rs wes tre “ ate as ’ ae RS be ae ae Pk a ny de , ry a 4g or 2) Jee Pm eet oe Ope te «ih ae Br ae i‘ ; Seat . : " Your jf 44 etre ey Goop MORNING OSI ‘ WoTcHA SAY IF WE PuT ON EXTRA SPEE GoiNG BY Hi HODDER PLACE AND KILL US A NICE — S cHICKE ? ee - iar gy ps al ‘ a 5 eae i 7 ees CN ER H 4 GET Busy, OSWA AND WORK REZ oo rt

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THATS HIS PET WooDPECKER; IT LIVES IN A HOLE IN THE CAR. HE TALKS To IT JUST LIKE A HUMAN BEING .AND : rramgcneea tena Sere," 5] TOONERVILLE FONTAINE FOX Z 2 4 , Ze Ni “ Bie r A iA] 4 uae SE ; fs 5 ag “y, rs Ai TM; 4 i (Udi ie : ~ f OL GLEE OS GEE tes , ’ he Vii Si ye, Ly Whig AOA Me ; Le PLLA ES LL LY igs © HELE Cade Sys Sth, se 7 rs DDL Lt tet oe IT se LWAYS | THE way_— . : % : = | 4 TOONERVILLE FOLKS - - - Good Pickin’s_— - Fontaine Fox eh RE iiss hee Gat ee te Ont A Fontaine, Fox cartocn appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch \ THE FoLKS DONT SEEM T° BE uP YET So WE CAN THAT 1, just SLIP BACK AND FowL ! PICK UP x “T BETCHA “coop MORNING OSWALD! | | eee £ KILLED WoTcHA SAY IF WE PUT ON EXTRA SPEED \ GoING BY Hi HODDERS PLACE AND KILL US A NICE ? S CHICKENS * eee Pelle ihe oe ph he ente we. “HIRAM, THE SKIPPER JuST RAN OVER . ) +} JEST A SECOND, SKIPPER! ONE OF OUR CHICKENS: WHEN HE | ’ 1 F YoUVE KILLED ONE OF WOTSAIDEA COMES BACK To PICK IT UP You - Be COVER HIM WITH THAT GUN | rn aed ody ae” WOTSAIDEA UNTIL J GET PRESSED HF hoo meee gi Naas iat ii. - G | = 1 fe) “4G GET Busy, OSWALD an = AINT _ a Ps iatg ae é CERTAINLY EB CAME AND WORK : Ieee iT nia Eas ali BACK To PICK UP A CHICKEN | oe See eee eee { pRoPPED !1T OFF THE CAR! IN SIGHT ON THIS SIDE ©’ TH’ FENCE” “= * ‘thebaahbhad wibiad: : dese Geis-ub oe ae aapebee: ~ ty ~ ah? Saletan Gud. Se, YES, PICKED! AND & suPPOSE You “NTTABOY, OSWALD! PICK OUT . THEM FEW FEATHERS YA nce ete ; , REME elias 4 2 i i } DROP oe ptm Aaa ; te —< \ 5 IT WILL BE Your | HAVE A YARD FULL O NICELY PICKED : on | LIVE CHICKENS FoR ME 7 ag © ronda sj OVE HE CAR: YE.S‘° | R WIth THE CGB? LES RUSHED ON THE 7 3M Jos.” we% FAULT ! = a)

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. : TA Wav CAN You TELL Ane OF CICERO, A age sg | Sy: HAND A MINK SUPPLIES ee A WGELL-KNOWN ANIMAL SUPPLIEGCS us W 5 ‘ Us witrh FUR T MAKE i . THAT SUPPLIES You Food BUT THAT . - CLoTHING BuT THAT'S Pe witht Bet Foob AND CLOTHING 7 '™ Phat SAR ERG LA! bbe. seleenry Pair . oh. Lb ii it, i? eM a bie _~ A —-~ MUTT AND JEFF Regueered U S Potent Oliso GEE! iTS WWENTY AF You"RE A wice Bozo! . 5 : | : Soy eed Lng 2 1 rye : casper hom “ey oe YoU LUTTLE CHUMP - [F You WANT = 7 | . O LOOK 7 FoR You BECAUSE Ge WHY DON'T You y THAT Juicy eS | ¢ — wuideiaaia You —_ SAY SOMETHING? ( OD a nes 2 games I KEARD You SPEAK TO ME, 2 4. if hs = a, ‘FROM, CC AIN THE GRAN ME ON MY & ISN'T HIS C I KNow You'RE CRAZY NIX, YoU CAN'T HAVE THAT : , WHATS THE USE? He ARoUT CREAM. ASK ME CHICKEN UNTIL You SAY: "Mutt WONT TALK FOR ME! | FOR THIS BOTTLE oF PLEASE SLIP Me THE FowL's ; I'LL SEE JCEF ABOUT IT) TALK, DOG, TALIc. : - ( WELLO,PAT: HOW ABOUT A GAME OF POKER AT THE iar ae e a : hic sr | | [| DUCK, Do You } /JEFF, You're ee. | SURE THE DUCic A BLUG STREAI CHICKEN, CREAM AND -/, a re ELL YOUR MOTHER. TALK SO HE GAVE ME . : “' | } 4 : STEAK 1S YouRS = aa. . To SO OUR : #00 _* t | ag WITHOUT You ns . » ee te _TEe Hee, Ff : i : = KAVING To ASK } = a a : T wake

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH (_ ST. LOUIS, MO., OCTOBER 30, 1927 | - 1OH' YOU MUST HURRY- het > es ICE EARLY TO-DAY bite z | QUARTER OF NINE NOW-IF HE 1 JUST DROPPED INTO | | DADDY LEFT FOR THE |) A WORK ON TIME! Jaa? | | STROKE-I'M GOIN’ TO FIRE WAY TO WORK!. SETTER BE THERE AY 4i'™M GOIN TO GET DOWN TO ie Sea eye HES OUEAT NINE-ITS JUST A | COOD MORNING, ROSIE: fo i itm ae ox NINE OR HE'LL Him! 2 : — Mie, SORELY DISCHARGE | Pe — LAF Eee OU-HE'S LOOKING Nts 7 72 : i. =e aD) FOR A CHANCB!L . ‘ “ z Se Ae w On NY AN ‘ AN x .{ \ aa ‘ Y a \ ‘ » * , , ‘es = a & wy %, ay . ae \2 \) Ria NY ; 5 MRA ON AS wv RA yO ra ’ ’ , ) # ’ : | eee a GEE! ITS TWENTY AFTER OH, GOOD! DARN -ITS NINE- = "D0 GIVE, 100° TO mae a NINE NOw- 1 GUESS I'LL HE'S SOUND ) THIRTY: I'VE BEEN © KNOW WHEN HE ij HAVE TO LOOK FOR ANOTHER Z ASLEEP ' ASLEEP: | WONDER GOT HERE! i -\F HE'S iN! eee aa r Ty eee as i ne. ? ‘ af tana : td | . Bs This comic appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch Bringing Up. Father Registered U. S, Patent Office ~“ WHAT . MORE — FROM,MR- y WHY DONT YOU CET |. / h ‘FROM, COUNT DE.SPOND- ise | seers | Soke y AINTHEGRAND TO THINKOF}] {| {fF | || FLOWERS? ANO DEMOLISH! jg@ Se ME ON MY BIRTHDAY-AND {| # jf | || DEAR, WHATA | | a LIKE THESE : ISN'T HIS CARO LOVELY? | ff ff | | CSEAUTIFUL CARO. THATS A GOOD IDEA ,MAGCIE- , : UE MLL GO OUT’ AN ve! af ORDER SOME - . LET ME TAKE 'EM FOR SAMPLES! a> ‘ S$ Tie USE! HE \Reae TALK FOR ME! bee SE€c JCEF ABOUT IT. = ee : 7 ¢ wy \ ww NS “a GO as Be aes EA: ” % CE. wae ute gs De ne ete Ps ( HELLO,PAT! HOW Pl fsuits ME! i quess = ff} FT. oF oe oe ee . OPEN THE DOOR. | ABOUT A GAME OF ELRy . [SOME OF THE BoYS ea A MIND fy ; Se le = RAS IN. THE NAmE OF POKER AT THE gga) ff WILlL BE THERE- WAIT * ay > bay eco ; Lact cao np Te -1ANAl oy) ine: sg ate =: Ji on FE ay dia cea OO aie — CLEAN IT UP- CINE ME YOUR ; GLAD TO SEE YOu TING. | | . 4 | 7 | | NAMES- YOULL BE NOTIFIED elites ean sai DOIN' YOUR DUTY! YS Za GES ma B \ koa) anemia : L.? =o > ¢ | ae TOOK Tre HUNDRED ‘e ft arg : ae, ae 2 et eee: SN LON ae i bis cong ng a Sune 2 | . ~ S | RIGHT! [WHAT'S IT oll Neneeraae tele SRACCED HERE? oGGic, so Tre je . jist HTER? [115 THIS YOU, NORA? SAY: | HEARD YOU SAY, Aa | ALL ABOUT?]| MISTAKE D ? : ICKEN, CREAM AND —7 : 1 : MELA woUR MOTHER | HAD fege TELL MRS-CASEY,!'VE MEXICO: | SAID, CANADA ee Omar ep amsaremenar as SOMEWHERE... | SHALL SUE FOR " Ad % TO GOTO MEXICO IN A BEEN CALLED TO OON'T LET'S GET THIS PROMS. JUDGE: ! NEVER 5 DAMAGES! Bae, YOURS aa "4 > CANADA ON IM— ALL BALLED UF! AN’ GOTO #F lig. aan SAW THESE | ITHOLT You = — q on wea PORTANT BUSINESS! a’ CONEN: ff Re CUYS BEFORE! EETEES ZE AVING To ASK j § ; ‘ ste vibes: Zee -. 1\SLAN Dp! aay et : ie eto eS ee ae OUT RACE. Pal

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HAVE YOU A LITTLE CARTOONIST IN YOUR HOME ? ae ie cecal . | = ZA | Ee ee ae eee ~_ ee el A LiDDLE MORE ELBOWGREASE IN DER BICEPS' LAY. ! DIDNT ASK FORA = » ORY CLEANING’ BLISTER ME SiR 16 + CONT THINK THE BLINKIN POND AS GONE POINT DOT Ges a WACUUM CLE AN- Sa 7 ER AVAY Tic) =) GET DER PRESEN oh _ UNCLE LOOIE a: YOU HID DOT CHIANT BOOMER} on heme e, a : WELL yet A SCHOONER O SUDS SIR WOT VOT COULD BE MORE PEP-FUL AS A BATH IN — — rer n~ i MEMBER VERE — =e SS Wate \ ( SOME TING TELLS ME ITS DER SAME | OLD STORY! ax VELL.IT VAS \ pout 38 = DONT LET © ON SIR BUT — | THINK | AVE Se ABITE SiR* HAUL HIM UP HUBERT ° 7 OER RECEPTION | COMMITEE 15S ta ’ TCOING TOGET ¢. SOAKED BY WHICH} WHERE, UND MIT. CHUST AS TOUGHT- MIT YOu BUMMERS AROUND, ACCIDENTS DONT HAPPEN 8y DEM SELVES! UP THA BLOOMIN TREE AN YA ‘etna TH ROOT J a ee ym CLARA WHO 15S a WHAT ? ae F0 gee Pad fone Oem : ae” Rear Basse Stag sd vated Pa errr = See eet Esmee: Origineter of the Katzenjammer Kids ‘ 3 ae ve ek a ls eet 4 ; 3 a Pasa we a. RONG | f : ; OS od ee oh fi ick ee ald he RN ae Seems eR ri Ths iy g PT ahs = ee ; £ q 4 a j : A " CHIC YOUNG L aittlent UL 3. Pane Oe ) DON'T TELL US ¥ Not GOING To THE CAME | TODAY, p ROD fo h ve 9 " “fo MAKE At StoR+ sHorr- zt THE... TICKETS rin OH GEE, Ii Bers TICKETS AY MN WHERL I TOOK 71 THE. JEWELERS 7O-BE| Semag “XU PHONE. -

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AU > . HOW O'NA FEEL = T'DAY PINCUS }.1( ME ENAERS MARVELOUS VBS tf Z; Ee ea WELL. -TA TA FOLKS SEE YA LATER L.- FOLKS... GOTTA LOOK UP ME VAUDEVILLE BOOKIN'S A Staff Corres I COURT HO Oct. 31.-—The important poi against Harry mer Secretary bert B. Fall, c nal conspiracy the secret and il Teapot Dome n 1933. ~ , “ \ ‘¢ a : ve a ; This reverse WAIT. SO SOON MINE = Se =. d ft Fs vi rf | i 34 a prosecution's jas ) — — eS : WOoOoOPsS. WOT'S TH' CROWD : PS hse A — a | that Sinclair w x . = A = SOG) 2 Be CaaS | os Beds ae ganizers or bac Loo WILL COME GACK fF = { OH-STUMFID GIT TIN’ BAWLED (Fis a | lees ox tn So WOuU'LL SEE TRICKS ga —— ae =e AG, eae st =| Out BYA COP__HERE'S aa ee Phone treasury He MAKES ._: , 17/4 LANA =a PPT NOX 3 ry Liberty bonds fo ‘ f = — —- =. aa ~ \ A - t. " 7 ie s ‘ vs ee : “ ve | ei P OUN'T ESR , 2 = a s . J HER ( DO e STU a eS . ' EF F | ' , , | ; : e ——- _ attended by Sinclair jects — complete ~ S ' fe | & Stewart, head of thi structions FREE OFFER B ‘ 2 Indiana; H. M. Blac SEND NO MONEY Be 4 “@ = a Standard subsidiar WE TRUST YOU ae ; = | @ &. O'Neill of the Pt RoR ame T = | Dept. PD. 91, Tyrone, Pa. ae | phrey’s attorney, drew! LATEST MUDEL LADIKN AND GIRLS’ ONT * sie was,ready to testify t h th discuss! WRIST WATCH. Pp H 0 N OG RA PH : A York. the a of the was not mentioned ur contract was to be writ! he and Humphreys we! the purchasers were Sit art. Blackmer and O'N actually had written ¢ into the first draft. ~ ANS tas eee ee | On objection by defe SOVIET cok Reed. pede = § Justice Siddons refus ~ ‘i. sips as ong OP 'Ftaay SIX TARGET FREE?) sud remittins as pet plan WHO FEITLEGAUM ¥ oN an = SS SSEecee Ves"! wot? ws A : as > eee BUNDLE FOR ME ON =fos a DE DUMBWAITER P DENKS *! Government's Chief Ho Thomas’ testimony of tl draft of the purchase contrt the Government's chief h showing that the Continent an afterthought and that t! purchasers behind it were 5) Stewart, O'Neill and Blackm: To have shown Sinclair act of selling ofl to himee! thus accumulating wag tho. : ~ iN of which the Liberty nds 42-PC. ROSE DINN bought, would have strengt ~ Saantiip decurated Hh :oms end tullase wm aateral colere ‘ 4 4 the Government's -theory ay gen ~Porceiain Ware—cousisting of larse platen 6 Dreakfass platen 6 e consp . ucers. & dessert ti butters, nowlL meat platter ‘wread plate, salad cups 4 nea nm summon ch E' . a selitiix onl} wie Guzen Duxes wf our tamous WHITE CLOVERINE E testify but it is expected tha ‘ 1% Calans © aT? rea tee. “rete - ; os THE WILSON CHEMICAL CO. Dept. PD9S. Ty rene Pa Ee claim that Stnclair and St« : ee oe | were present solely as prospe M -W L 9UPON—NOW - a : purchasers of the oll. Standa: 4h Indiana was in the deal up te THE WiLson CHEMICAL Co, Dept. PD. 7 ; 7i ~—s neck, =Blackmer was presiden Picase send we 17 boxes White Clowerine Sail : a yTeee, Pa. Pee os a 3 ; sell at 25 per bux and give ote piceuie FREE. Will weannree wt Be oe er : ‘ i P Mid whieh _— <MZOzZ O2 O2@MY (CO +AvCrs me Will remit sx and eciect premium or take commission a you within Je | + ay s Klatt - = was acting as a broker in (Write name plainly. : ‘| — | Soe -¥. D. er plainly. on line above) — ma Street No P . vt G32 / Print your LAST NAME ONLY ia — below ; 78 si tthe: two concerns to which the a. . Was sold at a profit of 25 cen -Pantinued on Page 2. Column , ;