St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 17, 1928
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ST.LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH St RAE TTR he were| of her husband's term in office SED FOR 141250 George L. and Frank R. Baker Charge Insurance Firm Violated Contract. 28 YEARS ON PINE ST. R. J. DAWSON OPTICAL co. pine ST. Suit for $1,412,500 was filed in Circuit Court yesterday by George lL. Baker and Frank R. Baker, of the firm of George L. Baker & Co., against the Continental Life Insur- ance Co., 1000 Olive street. 1 ' 2 ce ho According to the petition, the! § \ | those keen little is, * plaintiffs on Oct. 1, 1925, contract-| §f | You remember “a paper Peay 5 P: wanes wate hee: ed to sell as sole agents of the de-| § : | filled with delicious Cream Sundaes. $ | q ents and ther howe Pe ee ee ee COMFORT / | the boy over to the 7th Street Fountain, F el sete in Va ee “neat ‘a 4 oe ? . / : af Sa et eee x ae . denned 8 + align toner ne ~ pos re rer fs res ie a ORB pyle ent: ali wx ‘“ * ty enw) ‘Pocry * ey q e ante 2 sO ae ', Ne eee ae 4s nine res id BOR a oy > we apn yt her, Ms yi Ory 2 inp dicen ee oe oe > Shy che oh Pe pert hy rl pedestrian accident insurance poii- cies to mewspapers, magazines With Good Looks r | Plain, 15¢ . . Fruit, 20c . . including sp z business firms and social and be-| §f te i a (. A nevolent societies, which, tn turn, | : ee 4 were to sell them to customers and/| § | i , Zs... al members. Another agreement was 1 Friday Ss DOT Sh Et | e that the Baker firm should manzige| § . 7 4 / | , Oa «. : | - DEVELOPED AT massa | — 7 oD | 6 © . ~*~ % pe ae ye ‘ ‘ I “ " Rio mapper Laight Sale eine if I a IY PaNaparaas Sr oer eee eS Saar Ms . wei to-iantincie , ree SP £58. et bh he ei Ee ESAS Mikes a phi. ete RO 2 ibe iat EN ; ee er ey . niglen' Balika oem } 3 apes ee $k i PRE era aE RE eS % 2 bse = yO Fa bie 5 Uap yee te Seek ‘ 2 UE Cae ee | Pm J tad HRY all sales and publicity in connection Oe ESEARCH sy xe with the matter. For their com- ' od Cl j tescsah = ee 3 onamaaal mission, it is alleged, the Bakers | ma were to receive fees ranging from Bises 4 to 11 | Jellies and Cream Dates vackolia 22% per cent to 29 per cent on Department Widths A to EEE | ex three classes of policies and the} §& | | gether i in pound boxes aon sssata commissions were to . continue ’ a From oa ae Fast St. Louis. Granite throughout the life of the con- NLY in I ane Bryant Lower Stores can | wonderfully low price . Madison and Venice— tract, which was to last for six years unless terminated by either; §& you get Stout-Arch Shoes. ; ; eC | party on 30 days’ notice. | | | F riday, May se The contract was terminated July| § B this remarkable footwear is made | — inl oe 1 last by mutual consent, according m 1q ‘to plaintiffs, who assert they made| | in Lane Bryant’s own shoe-factory and sold Saturday, May 19 [::) oreo vie were |] in Lame Bryantsovn other publishers and clubs through- : Paes c d goin night trains only, leaving St. Louis both Friday and ut the c try, resuilti : le. | ‘ } oC late elnut Straws ten Samia ts Sau oie hiss pat sotinn alaghe Sodas of 1,200,900 Insurance policies. In| male of the fine leathers in the smart jf || Milk Ciocetate ee eas Return Limit, Sunday, May 20 commissions due from July 1 last,| {| , models now ready for you are of a quality to | Matinee package—5 ounces... .1§6@ commissions due from July 1 last, Spend Saturday and | Geed returning from Chicago on night ear Sunday, May 20, leaving a? [jas well as commissions due on re- | be had elsewhere only at much higher prices. : et ~ on). i Me ened es 4 es - - ov4 2 cia , Be eA ie bl Pale Ty PNR eS 2 ° ab) 9 Fra. ch- Ladle ghia alata anand > eee : s oo. aie ‘ 9 DOPE AY bets wetynepens nll ‘idles. Site a ee. oes 04a - sa ta oshcnitanes, Were ellen ~ e+ 4 p o _ a & A the eerie: — . | Y bal tae a nan after 9:00 , including all midnight trains. newals for a period of five years, ‘it Sunday in Chicago 34 — Sh cots Goce oo And in all Stout-Arch Shoes you get the {f|j Little Miss Brown Layer Cake. . ‘ that the defendant company vio- nt “combination last” | 7 anus sad ga Tar Ge te Chicago és Eastern Illinois lated a part of the contract refer- ws ecial Lane eeys aa Fresh Pineap p le Stollen the c very low cost; to enjoy beaches; to take a steamer trip is Central Railroad contracts.. It js further alleged i sn narrow-heel fitting. and visit the amusement places, lilino that the insurance company failed ug; | : ; . Retele to co-operate with holders in the sin. crowded Wabash Railway transaction of correspondence and When you see Stout-Arch Shoes you will | OPEN EVENINGS As a result, about 50 per cent of the pre-existing contracts have | 1 “Quali-Tea” Rooms for dinner until 7:30 ad * This is your chance to see the Tickets good in chair cars and coaches only. No baggage checked. No reduction for children In another count the Bakers aver ring to interference on continuing which provides the proper arch-support | 1 cake that’s different. seaban eee A 1] R 2 ilro 2 d _ | adjusting of claims, thereby creat- NIE to 9.75. : i] 4 i “ Chicago o ton ie Ga ceee te oe ee aleve ot thee pelate-— | Main Store and Fountain until 11 p- been canceled, it is charged. On Fy this count $800,000 damages is asked. : Edward May, president of the | . to It Be Meats, Fruits, Vegetables or Groceries. frighten Hunter away. Hunter as. serted one of the bullets wounded one of his four hunting dogs. He said he obtained Permission from a real estate agent two years ago to exercise his dogs on the prop- \ Pickles Pile eet acta * OPENS SATURDAY, MAY 19™ * hobby. denied he injured the Ne. 4 r GAs, ¥ pane - as & theseicd ee o meekeopre t # hes cape +* 2 " phn patient tee wingsatee we ate we 2 aia pap A Rey) SIN OC AD ~ at Re otitoe = cite ie Fee ’ ts ~ _ wh ues hres Butts tt ie nag Ripe OE “ , “ ‘7 : . te ee ans eee ee eS, . puieaee vt yee eats esinmaviateie AN A ACIS fips oR OT at “ ae aa z x gEro’s dog. He threatened counter Kosher Dill. | charges of trespassing. 4 1 | Very Large. | WIDOW IS APPORTED All redecorated in a highly modern key, Z* ISc | Succeeds to Ofiice — raced brightened, made even more beautiful and more comfortable than ever. ~ “. oss dts J oe fe Fe - ¥ Coe SRC RE Te ee ena) . ‘. ns Mit One cae Rares ve a Se or By the Associated Press, DALLAS, Tex, May 17.—Mrs. ——- Seale has been appointed Sheriff of Dallas County to Succeed ADVERTISEMENT Blue-P late Fixed-Price i aay ane gold in Luncheons Dinners Appetizing, satisfying Choice of five menus, See Friday's combination luncheons, all deliciously good, Post-Dispatch | priced from 70c¢ | $1.60 to $1.85 ee ee REED Pe EOE a heck Si aes ae pts ated SS ih abt A EAT LOE INE PRIS IE ES ey <a noha, ‘ seed ty - Deg pase ak Se ae teas se y “a _ - % er A [ 3 Z3c Soap °°" "=si'°"10 = 35c : Butte Top.O’-Th-Mornin’ ... .1-Lb. Carton 4. 4 Cc "10:40 po 3 Statler Dance Orchestra . Cover $1.00 — on ge $1.50 Peaches ------2=31e|/ a =| yyy E STAT LER ROO ng Aly _ Corinth, Miss... .. $8 ' OPENING SATURDAY & Fa? DO 7 : Bog Baccad : Spaghetti, Egg Noodles or Shel-Roni _ a
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