St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 25, 1929
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Pee ot. —-TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1929__ “SL LOUIS PUST-OiSPau CHARGE PURCHASES Made the Remainder of the Month Payable in August Ipaue 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2 a Graf Zeppelin’s Trip to U. 5. | 2 FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany. : 3: June 25.—The Zeppelin works an- . nounced today the Graf Zeppelin = ssvualzy pcr Laine Senate: Remaining Spring Apparel and Small Lots and Discontinue MOTOR TERMINALS C0. | | turers Say Proposed Duty § cuss’ "| 67 Spring Coats | 300 Silk Dresses WASHINGTON. dune 35. — A Formerly to $35: ~ | 6 Formerly Priced Up to $16.75 nrotest against the proposed tar- Broken lines and Dresses slightly soiled from handling. All sizes from 14 to 48. Early shopping is advised to share. 188 Dresses That Were 19 Formerly Up to $35, ct Lines of Summer Merchandise Are Offered Wednesday at Substantial Savings! ? iff on hides, signed by 11 promi- | Hf Dress Coats of Cloth, Silk and Velveteen, plain or fur ee oo Coen aot «shes «“maneietturers, bes trimmed in the collection. town business men heen filed with the: Senate Fi- Great savings at . , i el | EE | ig ae | Spring Coats Formerly to $95! § ee. Gets cet er shee Beautiful Tan and Black Cloth models, all handsomely fur iif sil forti ting rth that th ae ; age ae ond other leather products to the ! trimmed. Many one-of-a-kind models in any of our garages consumer will greatly exceed any : at any time—without i benefit the farmer may get from extra cost. the tariff are being sent to leg- Monthly | islators and newspapers. parking, The letters point out the same $10.00. iset of facts disclosed in the Post- Broad-Wal Dispatch June 7, when Frank C. Sonnenfeld 187 Leather Bags | Just 50 Sweaters Broadway and Walnut lent of the Interna- Seven-Wal Seventh and Walnut Sev-ior Seventh and Morgan Je:ferson Plaza 13th and St. Charies | Rand, presi i'tienal Shoe Co., said in an inter- lview that a tariff on shoes, hides land leather would increase the revenue of the United States $3.- 000,000 a year, but in doing so jwould add $80,000,000 to Amer- lica’s annual shoe bill. The tariff, Rand declared, would not assist the farmer, be- cause hides at best are merely a by-product of meat animals and | back-strap styles, of reptile grain leathers, etc., offered at LESS THAN HALF PRICE Formerly Priced $1.95 and $2.95 pouch, envelope and Formerly $1.95 Of Wool and rayon. 50 Broadcloth Blouses Formerly $1.95 100 Corselettes Formerly Priced Up to $49.50! Beautiful one and two of a kind Dresses now offered at BE- LOW HALF FORMER PRICES... seven Party and Evening 76 French Room Dresses ¢ 2? Dresses included. ‘Sonnenfeld's Dress Shops—Fourth Floor.) Formerly $2.95 to $7.95 27 Tailored Jacket Suits 21 Fine Ensemble Suits ee ee ee Rayon Chemise and Vests Reduced to....... | benefit only the meat packer. /Sonnenfeld’s First Floor Shops.) 18 Ensemble Suits s 7 5 Formerly to $39.75 $ 7 4 Formerly Priced , Greatly Reduced | signed the protest are: Interna- itional Shoe Co., Brown Shoe Co., , Schwab & Co.; Dunn & Mc- Inc.: Shelby Shoe Co., . The companies which have ~arthy. | ; ; Up to $25, Now for Quick Disposal... . ee oe Fe 0 Leatherette Raincoats, Formerly to $7.95—Slightly Seiled . . $1 7 ‘Hazzard Co.. Freeman Shoe and | 6 eat erette al ? Manufacturing Co.. Freeman-Bed- , Zonnentfeld's Coat Shops—Third Floor dow Shoe Mfg. Co.; Nunn, Bush & | : ie ‘Weldon Shoe Co. and the Flor- sheim Shoe Co. The letters charge that the tar- | iff, in increased shoe prices, will | ee emt HARGE PURCHASES Made the Remainder of the Month Not Payable Until Augusta cost Missourians $1,992,980 annual- | AQ AIRMEN RENEW SEARCH 6/O to GIS WASHINGTON AVE, (Sonnenfeld’s Suit Shops—Third Fleer.) Spee ie eR TE PR Be BP ry Be am w \ Billig? ete FOR MISSING DOLE RACE PLANE Brother of One of Pilots Lost in Flight to Aid in Hunt on Island of Hawaii. By the Associated Prees. HONOLULU, Jyne 25.—Eleven airplanes, carrying 40 army men ,;and E. R. Frost, Pelham Manor N. Y., started yesterday for the Island of Hawaii to search the i'slopes of Mauna Loa for the mono- iplane Golden Eagte, tost in the ‘Dole flight of nearly two years : ago. Four aviators and a woman No Charge Te passenger were lost during the Learn the Trath!: { ***° The Golden Eagie, thought by TESUST CETILIEGTSTIL tg.) In Our First Floor Sport Hat Shop KPADSPADALADALS LASSASS ALD. Francisco. the secon] . OR OBLIGA. search-for the lost planc. . « in our modern «ceedt Spmbletely eauinped 1 100 PERSONS REPORTED KILLED bs 50 BY STORMS IN JUGO-SLAVIA & | \ Thousands of Cattle Said to Have Been Drowned—Heavy y Damage to Crops. ‘ 3 a . , Wednesday! ee me . . : . $5 503 ats ae, ~ ’ ’ bie suffer with poor ey 2- man Vv to h ave c ras! e a somen h ere fr ® 5 ? . 3 X ee 0 : — - : sight when it's so easy to “a RMR 5 shige ’ i i i } Ss ft o ‘ pS Sete Se : find out the trouble ' On the mountain, was piloted DY ck *: oe Pr coon 2 4 : ; Come |Frost’s brother, Jack Frost. San ' Stemi Neca here ae \H 4 zz i. * This is 2 GO OR ae tect _ , = A Saving ; BASDRADS PLDALAO BASS A Ti By the Associated Press. wide variety in straps, pumps and! including patent leather and nit . to profit substantially by these x ‘ : . . ‘ je ad 4 eck. : vn AOS SRS at A tek . a be es . x oP, —e. aeat a Pe a ; oy : ae. 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