St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 2, 1929
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UNDR your filmy things. — nvenience! JWERFUL NEW , VACUUM |} aR CLEANER |} 2 Needs Oil! g cleaner picks up lint and ravel. s° and gets the embedded di bearing motor that requires aluminum and light in weight oT « $2.4:50 | | Demonstration | our Home on This New One g Z ‘aati CHestnut We ny 9220 © lly Since 1886 =e ** ——e y prints MORH WANT newspapers COMBINED. OCIS yp, tad BO «oe? [ ods to assure purity. carbonation enables ain its delightful and g after the bottle is bl result... “Canada gne of Ginger Ales! st to meals, Its mars - distinction to any se the aristocrat it is, quietly felt, adding 9 this season, Ss Teeeqaaaee th of July $s Package on that picnic. ie punch you make for a friends on the lawn as Order it with your mealg¢ or the holidays. 3 Py oe 2 54 ¥ eee ee % ~ ‘© ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ ’ TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1929 se ___- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC!: __ rene PAG j Seuggs' andervoer Barney _ HOURS OF BUSINESS: DAILY, INCLUDING SATURDAY, 9:00 TO 5:00 | Supply Your “Over the Fourth” Needs From Vandervoort’s Complete Stocks ; ss 2 The Verona—A Smart Pump | for Summer Wear $ | aja Pee sketch shows the attractive lines of this Pump with its shapely Spanish heel; it may. be had in white kid, blue kid, or the much favored dull mat kid. Women’s Footwear—Second Floor. Serviceably Built, Too Full-Fashioned Silk Hose Values You'll $ ee Want at, Pair EMI-WEIGHT Silk Hose with four-inch lisle garter tops and soles—and in such smart col- ors that you'll select many pairs. Choice of— Sun Bronze Tea-Time Breeze Mystery Allure White Jade Suntan White Gunmetal —and Other Shades Women's Hosiery—Main Floor, American Lady Speciola Hair Nets 6 for 555¢ Reg. $1.50 Dozen OUBLE and single meshes, bob and lar sizes, in all colors except white and gray. Garter Girdles 69c For women and misses. Heavy rayon front and back with three-inch insert of elastic. Three side hooks. Four gar- ter suppo: s. Com- fortable for Summer. Notion Shop—First Floor. “Safe and Sane” Fireworks For Small Children BING BANG Can- nons are fun for grown-ups and children. No powder Or matches .: . but what a noise! $1.50 to $4.95 Bangsite, 15c tube, 2 for 25c Sparklers, in a variety, boxes for Others 5c & 10 Ea. Cap Pistols, 15¢e, 25c Extra Caps, pkg., 5c Bang Flyers, each 10¢ Toy Shop—Fourth Floor. New Leather Handbags To Go With Summer Costumes Attractively Priced at RR es ry a } be ae Nee XxX RAS LH « * 9 5 Fs RE 4 eX) . SEO BING . é OOK) EO eh eee. tine OX 4% ROK Misia sis es igs Re susie: Ree vse PROSE planning DS ataartvs vacation travel will | # be interested in this new assortment of smart Bags. They are in the con- venient smaller sizes, in smart combinations of calf and _ boroso and grained calf. Colors: Beige, Brown, Navy and Black Bag Shop—First Floor. OEE AA KS ee” Men’s Gladstone Bags In 22 or 24 Inch $ 1 ‘3 95 Size... Priced... HEY’RE in black or brown cowhide in soft-side style, with short straps... just what many a vacationist should have. Women’s Hatboxes | Vandervoort In square, 18-inch size; Suitcases nicely lined ... hold- With straps all around ; and strongly reinforc- oe ed; 24 and 26 inch size $5.25 | ...Wwithtray $5.95 Men’s Leather Bags Suitcases to Match A limited assortment, Above hatboxes ...in | but splendid values at 22-inch size $5.25 | $6.95 Boy, 9, Drowns in Sangamon River. | yesterday when he waded beyond If ‘ner roomer of my escape. W . Wo STABBED WHEN THEY ESCAPED rau pacsor ise ‘ati Ago miaanaa tbat SPRINGFIELD, Ul., July 1.—jhis depth. His father, a _ poor | man wrote the letter which Joseph Radosevic, 9 years old, was| swimmer, was unable to rescue the drowned in the Sangamon River | boy. INTERVENE IN QUARREL | (| Weis nolice after me.” Robert Woolverton, 16 years old. | I) fit tA | Wells, alias smith, «aid he would 1440 Warne avenue, suffered a | HO THOPe SHEA Ey Seane are iwrm., where he was convict No. stab wound in the left chest, and ' = 94 Earl Goff, 18, 1437 Clinton street, | 1041 Ante Net Yeo Wore @e was game in the right arm, at Edward Wells Had lived it} ‘Sf. as tase etniii O ek noon yesterday when they inter- : ; ; 7 ite See seen adeeb ceded for the latter’s father. John Louis—Betrayeu by Anony- NORTE M eae se gs: ' Ind., i ‘ ‘? : July 2 New methods in aulono- 7 oer. & painting contractor, in AD | mous Letter. ’ | eas! doe not tntererst TThonrtsa A. ‘ alt:rcation with a former employe! | ee ; =e, —__—_——* "6 , at Jefferson avenue and Pe yaselt | Peabody of (this etty, for be tus es t levard : no ‘not vet worn ont his ear which d — f molas5 mf | “The di } Au anonymous. liter remutiod vase huili tm TI eabody re- ’ me 1e discharged employe, Jcsse |). . ie : 45 3 ad” * ip O ae | ‘t \ : Sean, ey Seek Bi : y + ttc last night in ime al n xt * —_ vent had the car completely Secon- | Werte, 45 years old, 4 anor, at Riv) ditioned in California and declared " sug / , Street, admitted the stabbing when | home, iiS Seventh bowlevard, r runs as well as it ever did. It arrested, but pleaded self defense, | ang his admission thut he esenped a C f b wh | tZ, aj | hs ote = s ¥ ry lash, a padded es uP 6 rm Y | »p® Ky ) He said he had attempted to collect | seyen years ago from a prison farm [has a low curved da , lleather seat. a bulb horn and the wages due him. at Michigan City, Ind. Seater nena ne - lever type of Steering, In 3922, Wells, living in Fort | " Alay ‘er of sugar: sit * sap ? he Wayne, Ind, was convicted of a | sas ADVERTISEMENT criminal attaek ona 14-year-old SS tig - a ——=-. daughter of a tenant and got an - layer of beat | indeterminate prison sentence of et eee A one to Zl years. » |i W/, ‘lL was innocent,’’ Wells said to- Environment Is Mighty . dav. “The tenant framed me, hop- in Its Influence . ‘ ing to get my property. After a is } . WITH VELVET few months in prison, | was trans- Alt worth-while erie oe — , ferred to the prison farm. A trusty their inspiration w tata the T i, , ' precincts of the home. struck me. I struck back and was put in solitary confinement. | That Environment, then, is of night I escaped through a window paramount importance and comes from this Bt: ia 9.2%. vd and hopped a freight train that was ane furniture helps to create passing the farm. a good home. The Prufrock- “I went to Louisville, remained [.itton Furniture Co., Fourth real old Mai he : Bs ‘ there a day, then came to East St. and St. Charles, are specialists Louis and #t. Louts wife, in good furniture—their corps mother of our six children, had of experienced salesmen will oods reci e Ez “Gi, divorced me when | went to pris- aid you in selecting the proper w SS BOY 2) eee eee married her, telling her all about ° ~ my past. 1 assumed the name of Inspect their many fufniture RAZOR BLADE Edward Smith, got a job at the values today or Wednesday— enero Moon Motor Co. and have broken | visitors are always welcome! ; no laws. “IT made the mistake of telling a lan No. The Ideal Investment You Have Been Looking For / Full-Paid Shares for lump sum investments, called Plan No. 3 under our “3 Ways to Save,” are popular because of these features: You can invest any time in amounts from $500 up. Dividend checks are mailed every January Ist and July Ist. Since our organization, earnings have been 6%. You receive full earnings from date of purchasc. Withdrawals may be made in multiples of $100 or in full, PLAN No. 1. St2"t with on reasonable notice. * any amount you wish. Additional payments Amounts up to $5000, when owned by an individual, may be made in varying amounts at amy tinea, No times, te fone, on are exempt from Federal Income Tax. penalties. Dividends compounded . semi-annually. This is the Op- There are no fees, no fines. Always worth par. tional Savings Plan and pays 5“. PLAN No.2 Save a regu- Here are the things that make your money secure . . . the funds of the e Ps m z y : : ; - each manth--94,50, 85, $10, $25, St. Louis Building and Loan Association are loaned on non-negotiable, + ple ph airport monthly payment First Deeds of Trust (principally on homes) in St. Louis Payment” Plan and pays divi- and vicinity ... the Association is incorporated under the Laws of Missouri dends com pounded semi-annual} ¥ a ‘i : ' ee , e¢ at the rate of 6. ... It is under the Missouri State Bureau of Building and Loan Supervision- INCORPORATED JANUARY 30, 1922 Assets, Feb. 28,1922 $4,326.71 Assets, Feb. 28, 1923 $265,853.11 Assets, Feb. 29,1924 $533,874.73 Assets, Feb.28,1925 $918,041.45 Assets, Feb. 28, 1926 $1,435,254.72 Assets, Feb. 28,1927 $1,862,531.05 Assets, Feb. 29,1928 $2,209,481.63 Assets, Feb. 28, 1929 $2,613,403.61 Assets, May 31,1929 $2,820,631.82 © a ee 1°23 nee as wn 5 St. Louis Building aul aie Association JOHN C. HALL, Presidez: Offices: 209 N. kighth St. (Arcade Bldg. ) Audited by PRICE, WATERHOUSE & COMPANY # 1 ’ ’ Depository, FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN ST. LOUIS el se OO e22 222 _“_—-_—— —- =—_- —-— ieee tt Ln Pee et ST. Lou!ts BLDC. & LOAN ASSN P.-p.-7-2 209 N Sch Street. &t Louis. Mo Please send me information on Plan Number 3 ADDRESS BOARD OF DIRECTOP® | B. CORBY hMWHN C. MALL President Corby Supply Compeny P residem WALTER C DOERING i. M. KURN Vice President The Bradiord Corperstio: President St Lonis-Sen Francisco Railway Co EMMETI M MTER®S GEORGE L. DYER od M Pidelity ead LU Vice President « anager tye epod Meneger Columbian Nationa! Life Insurance Co - Compeny of Mervicad NAME RE. EINSTEIN ALBER1 D. NORTON) Sec.-Trees St. Loute Froe end Switch Coe Carlee. Norton! end Teacde* SOL W GROS*t [AMES M. ROHAN Groes-Butler Motor Company Pree Lani Title [msurance Company o! St. Lowe GITY ti
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