St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 20, 1930
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88 8 eee r * 5 4 TF REF 5 FF . EN bn OE : 5 gin” . — . K . r W “oh Orel Lh Pa oh a ae 1 — 2 Ree. ee ee g 5 25 x eX * we 3 2 it * 8 * 4 Sas W. be # 5 — 3 ee yy * 3 AER: Mon Dats R 7 N ia ee 3 ; 1 5 i : 4 * * he “PAGE 8A Si. LOUIS POST-DISPATUH __ ‘ en ales Agriculture Committee try re „ 8. Mb OFFICER FIXES VALUE : PLANS FOR LIVESTOCK SHOW ee. tanner ot Comat, s ter . The e : inet : ie dae saat Wood Netherland, Banker, Bead The committee will make plans : see 3 Cal, Jan. 20. — Arrangements. tor a national junior live stock 1 | OR ; ; : : : OI. CH Group Making here, and will | ) AN — way, 81 years old, Wood Netherland, president of show, to be held here, „ f | — — — 4 Scott 5 „owned half a ponent Land Bank of St. conduct an advertising campaign | nb 0 — . : . | — rR * ist, bird lo and for- a Levis, has been appointed chair-' designed to better farming. dairy- — renee: ; l of the Shenandoah on South Grand Forced to Open Safe. s a Wet Wash Is a Specialty 5 The Shenandoah Theater, Grand With Us 3025-27 29 | SORE THROA 7 # : boulevard and Shenandoah avenue. 5 N | | For quick relief was v at noon erday by; r Park Ave. — for ov r two men who held up the mana- 18% Dis , 7 ger. A we fice, forced him to open au on Cash and TONSILINE ZS escaped with 3800. The only ocher Carry i; If person in the building at the time was the janitor, who was in the basement firing the furnace. Fearing arrest because she had “PHONE CHAPMAN” “a few bottles of home brew in the house,” Mrs. May Hayden, who) conducts a rooming house at 313 Marion street, delayed until last — night in reporting that she dad been held up Jan. 11 in her heme d robbed of $22 and nine rings valued at $1170. Two men came — to her door, produced pistols and ransacked her house, taking the Here's vay Skee osc weal gy Mate Conte . . Do Housework Shadoy, ? i 2 f f 15 ment to La Democracia, newspaper, said that the present — — Grocer Hit With Pistol. a 8 ley K Mol ‘ at Ne. 41 Next Monday — Ha * H FF | unt Your Home? — fered scalp lacerations after open - anewKInd of one of two robbers struck him with 3 a pistol after complaining at find- During the past 16 years we have = : ing only $4 in the cash register. placed our Electric Lebor-Saving EB. „ An oi) filling station at 1904 Appliances in more than 65,000 &: South Vandeventer avenue, in homes, transforming shadowed @: 2 ¢€ 2 . charge of Sol Schectman, was held — housewives into happy ones— an 3 a saved $25,993,983-33 up at 7 a m. by an armed man. count, there fort. should a baby existence, to the joy me . 8 . de given muts in his food. No ü of living. ä : last year’. Harry Grafe, proprietor of a drug child should be permitted to put . store at 3849 Finney avenue; and : his movth small inedible Phone GArfield 2600 ) five customers were held up at : and ask for Free Home 2 : 10:20 p. m. by two men who took to Demonstration of the a? — ue — $400 from the cash register. : — = iZ Cream — Held Up in Forest Park. N f : 3 nos, grocer, 3100 Franklin avenue, jeopardy ~ : 0 f Electric + ts was told by two men who held him Get your physicians help 111 N for a uw up and took $8 cash and $5.89 promptly whenever there is a | — —p— 5 — Country Club—Famous ter its purity and worth of groceries which one had health Se —— —— ardered. Anagnos notified police. Flour | Walking in front of 4338 St. scriptions are to be filled. Louis avenue, Mrs. Hazel McDou- Country Club Pastry. Exceptional valve. IF YOU; like most men, worry a lot gan. 4342 St. Louis avenue. was Johannes-Tate Pharmacy less about losing your life than a — ö E STIX. B AER &3 P | ILLER Ivory Soap 3 2 and rosary. vou do about losing your income— , R The famous white fleating seap—medium - 8 * Perfect Protection is the policy for tionery. 5762 Cote Brilflante ave. OSS — GRAND-LEADER you! nue, $25 stolen; fijling station, a ri Sarah street and Page boulevard. . a $10; John T. Carroll. 12124 Hebert Kroger’s snow-white, soft-textured: arse It replaces your pay check dur- street. $100; Addison Mothershead, ' | | a 8 ing illness or injury whether 705 Wilmington avenue, $3; Wil- : 1 oo 5 Macaroni— P . liam Benny, 2607 North Ninth : . 1 ge | | , * permaneht or only temporary; — 5 3 RR whether it is wholly or only | = +) Sd} Pap 4 : partially disabling, ARCHBISHOP GLENNON SPEAKS ; 7 iki We. “dana Soap Powde It pays off the mortgage AT BOY CLUB'S MEETING + Lie alad Dress It pays you an old-age retire- “a 8 8 ment fund. , : | | es | Country Club—with the true homemade taste; It assures the education of your The St. Louis Boys’ Club at Ninth * — ' Fresh Coff ~ children. street and Park avenue, financed/ _. a. 2 . by a group of business men as @& = g ‘an — a It pays your household ex- gathering place for the poor. boys f 2 1 1 ig oe of that neighborhood, was dedicat- ) „FFC a ae ce 2 : a: See | ee : ee Be ee ee ee : e San! speakers a@dressed friends of the Py ~~ an ee te. se It furnishes you money to club and about 400 boy members. 3 — —— 2 f ‘ ge 82% > Me | Macaroni, Spaghetti and Shell Ren! tide you over your temporary Archbishop Glennon declared he „ oe Te see eae . . x . had “never met a real bad boy financial emergencies. yet,” holding that a boy's failure It pays your widow a monthly is generally due to unhealthfyl and harmful mvironment. income no matter how, long Circuit Judge Hartmann declared she lives. 3 it was better to spend money for boys’ clubs than to support referm 00 schools and prisons. Vegetable shortening; Ib. cam. «++ Other speakers were City Regis- var | | Olives trar Jack Grosse, the Rev. Charles Country Club stuffed; t. ar P. Maxwell, assistant pastor of St. 2 Raisins 3 John's Catholſie Church and or- Country Club: beth kinds ganzer of the club: Edgar N. Mackerel 2 * Fish Fourier, managing director of the New sheve ...... elub, and Harry Seullin. „ . |ran SPUN AY MPROVEMEMT You Can Make Advance — O-- — Be ee 2 ao ak ok Selections of Furniture rt — e e eee rea Artery 1 pos ate : 4 Chocolate M: 5 f — _ ceive such benefits under any other ake’ Gonardae aughter and as 10 2 ape site | : e form of life insurance. Backed E 1 75 . 3 im Our F ebruary Sale: | Chocolate : — ee ne $500,000,000 insurance in force and | s2770r,th preset, for making] thanks 40 DR. EDWARDS : 98 — $15,000 Payable for lose of life from accident. It provides money for your — — r ⁰— OE by an institution having nearly aurging the Board of Aldermen to Spring avenue a major cross-town : $50 Weekly tndeninity Sor 52 weeks if die . assets of over $60,000,000, it is the 2 between Meramec 58 oe re met 2 laat word in insurance security—at r — 2 — 1 — a much lower cost than you would 288 5 : A more pey deductiens from the amount of duc your family. ; ordinanees, is before the board. probably believe possible. The association also asked for $5,000 Cash to you at age 65, or Get the facts FREE—Mail the installation of an automatic traut. coupon NOW eus fic signa! at Keokuk and Dread meted y+ wal death. 9 way, saying there have deen ten 1 . fatalities iu traffic accidents there m DN LARGER OR SMALLER AMOUNTS in the last two years. = XELIANCE LIE HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. 4. Jan. 20.—The world’s largest land airplane, the F. 32. yesterday was taken aloft for the first time in a short. flight from Teterboro Alr- port. The ship is equipped with four 575-herse power engines and has accommodations for 32 pas- Leut. Harry Johnson, whe few the craft for half an hour, en- pressed himself as satisfied w 2 its operation. Its first official ae He flight will be at Newark Airport ai 7 on Thursday. It will then leave on 2 . ; , 2 : 8 1 5 : et a trans-continental flight by short 3 222... ———. ek Se ae 7 — ) | . CCT — “ ; a *
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