St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 19, 1902
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Suits and fanc y im MM 23¢ ount Men's $4 ol ' > fai y wors| a "$2.89 : ~~ Mr warate voy Cheviot a ney , 29 $10.00 cheviot cheviot Cc a S- - 7 . " d ; r : A HU ER pants T v oO BL er : : rer 4s. orate & an il y OV ’ wee Ss, Pp alin ® All the Bell's $1 pants esteem. wo co eee ee be se coe ves secseos ' . ie al Simere and All the Bell’s 50c Corduroy knee ake og . B suits— worsted su ; t , aint d f anc y Knee Pants, ages 4 to 156— 5c DARD ccccceced ! | worsteds,_ thi- special tomorrow.........,..- Vtg lll NEW FALL STYLES THE GLOBE'S 4 CELEBRATED BALTIMORE c $4.85 $7.95 pel SOKO SSESSOE SEO ESS Tailor-Made Suits as a | oscrae-mere | | Furnishing Goods | mal AT LESS THAN HALF. > > and Top Coats SNe rb PRES 2 | : 50c Men's Linen Collars Men’ Wea ees FREE—The Most Useful Gift Ever Offered. Shirts, 25¢.@ Per Dez.. 45¢ ee FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN... DGB eo nae > BG _ We will give away, ABSOLUTELY FREE. as long as th’y last. 1000 Bell's SOc laundered The Rell’s. entire UNDERWEAR, 19¢. ; +i ee) ba) Pearl-handled Penholders with gold pens, also Fountain Fens, 1k» cut, Pereale Shirts, collars Hj stock of Linen Collars I pet)’ Now ready—choicest ever seen 1n aus PS ; with gold point, with every boy's suit, no matter how cheap and cuffs —including best makes fleeced ined eo NO ead’ | . BS yee soos our prices on School Cicthing are the lowest needs no comment. attached -—eta y og turn- und irts. : 19¢ St. Louis—new, nobby and up-to- See: wo. Pp far ay cherol Companions, consisting of Box, Loc and Key, Pcn, Bell's $1 French mad- down—1 ve 5 _— erecede » L,0U ’ , RT BSD 5 3 enholder, Slate, Lead Pencils. Chalk, with every purchase. ras Shirts, collars and #5c, or, each......96 sl Be ribbed and ta 7 Mey eeced Shirts, ofr don. cuffs at- tached. .cnc0cs... 000 Half Hose. ble seated drawers.. date—designs and colorings a mani- $7.50 $6.00 $4 00 $7.00 $7.50 $1 Monarch Fast” 10e Seamless eis tic Gee festation of artistic taste and skill, Automo- | Skirts Child's ff Wool Shirts, SSc. Bell's 15c heavy 7 aueel ~~ . ~~ 4 oth. ite - . 5 4 3 f 1.50. perior to the best efforts of the mer- biles Jackets Co Ee : Waists Pe Ste St aes ee sox. 136 Bell's $1 heavy all. ; _ 5 $3 715 ’ ’ : . wool camel's ha 1 tailor. and at half the cost. The , Coats : ARCH BRANDS — 81 Suspenders fancy ca 4 chant — $4 95 Ladies’ home $2 45 ’ C. a ye “eile Bell's. Fire and upderwear.-n 69¢ - * hs “os ae 4 o - 1 ‘ 7 es eee eee ee prices range irom ¥ a Misses’ ioe: epue Suirts, = Large sailor $3 95 rool W ito $1.50, oF, each. °° .55¢ — Se , eiot seams. collar, styli:h- . siaaaadt tae Men's Laundered Best ME Neckwear, 12%ce Jersey mobile Coats, 12 rows stitch- ly tri ij peated front flounce skirt. i y trimmed in Taffeta Silk and back— Quality Percale Shirts, Bell Fancy Coa‘s, $1. 95 ' Ro am ise ing, fine , ‘s =P braid t ed. &. white braid, , yohe , " wes Sate i cube Saeh aan »traps and but- HM in blue, red elegantly oe sass, fo. teatehe =the - Bell’s $3.59 beavy wool | o « ton trimmed, 4 brew trimmed with out, reguiar ate e Ties, black or nav 5 + front, 87.50 ~eter an rewn, a e $2.50— y Jersey + ' $6 quaiities, $4 Values lace, worth $7 . price ns k a Coats, al) . tomorrow, ind PRR eeee sizes ToC eeo ee eoeee eee ee eee value, “it ral — | 1 j g FOR .CATk Mamuel Arthur Bennett serie ke BRIALEE BEY! $3.99 de The Ball's $1.50 The Bell's Hate of getting a wife. gree N yd ny BOYS’ CLOTHING. - ) 7 - : Men’s Shes, 95¢ Way Below Regular Price ‘ Mens tor marrying Miss Jennie Mulcaster of SOUTHAM PTON East St. Louis in violation of the rules of > THE CELEBRATED 8. & S. BRANDS. ! a , 2, Men's he army he will be deprived of his cap- eR . ° a . Stee’ Af , y . 5 ial me ceiemed te the ramks. — 1 RIES Norfolk, Sailor and Russian Suits, for Bim ae | oe Two years ago Capt. Bennett was mar- : r Oe en ee ee ee > : Se ate te Questions which must be answered Dy an applicant for appointment as an officer in the Salvation Army Are you courting? If so, give name and > » + *,° °° > » Ld °° . > °° s & 9 address of the person. If not, are you writing someone with view to an engagement ? How long have you been eugaged or writ- ing? What Is the person's age? Ilow long enrolled as a soldier? Do the parents agree to the person com- ing into training? Do you understand that you may not be allowed to marry until 18 months after your first commission as an officer, and do you engage to abide by this? If you are not courting,. do you pledge yourself to do nothing of the kind while you are a candidate. during training. and for at least 12 months after your appoint- ment as a field officer? Do you promise pever to marry avyone, marriage with whom would take you out of the Army? * 2% *-* ° We ro Photography is only one of the hun- dred fields of woman's interest covered by ‘“‘the best of all the magazines for women.’’ 15 cents per copy. Sold by aill Newsdealers and Butterick Agents. Send $1.00 now and get the Magazine for an entire year. > * » o 09 > °° * > > ® 9 a « **, % . * » « +2 “ o oo » > *,° 9% J . 9 * hen * -” tis wh het v6. > 7 °° + '” . ? Pena —* ‘ “ 2 4 * WATE Snipes and present a suit equal if not su- - + * ». + 4 Tug Borrerice Co., 17 W. 138th St , New York > — * i> y Saye 7 . e * - Ree . “9° ~~ — Se Se + , ° — ——— ~~ — —— = - ee Cl ee All the conditions were complied witn at a 1 sinole breasted three-piece Suits . i ‘ ™ } at , j ‘ Ss! ae -_ . ‘ , hat wedding. A year ago his wife die@ init 4 P ’ | = ns get = while they were in charge of the corps at ) rr Dm . cast St. Louis, leaving him an infant Theat ee consisting of coat, vest and pants, all mi ; pg child. | Vr Ae the latest effects in tancy tweeds, wor- ry by styles A few months ago, in order that his child Ae? . . 2 : ; might have the care of relatives, he was i : steds, cassimeres and fancy unfinished Se haw yg gga og : 2 up-to-date 4 ** seewreeere *-* $2.45 transfered to the Pacific Division and went ° ° : “s é to live at Compton, Cal. eer wy worsteds—ranging in prices from | 3 : te ia . shapes..... ' The Rell’s $2.00 Ladies’ shoes, At Pan-American Exposition. Recently he returned without having been retransferred, however, and was wait- > PRs 4d ing to be stationed. Meantime he engaged % $2 45 T0 ° 5 0 ~ ae wae kid, patent leather tip— 4 ¢. ‘ W. es, Ge = i in another occupation in East St. oulis, ' oy ra] Rg SEVENTH AND FRAN KLIN AVENUE et) Bi OR ga. Shoes, vici kid and box vut retained his rank. He attended the Salvation Army meeét- ings there and became acquainted with 0c 3 : Miss Mulcaster, a soldier, who had applied ft ye AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. He and Miss Mulcaster went to Belle-| 5 ©. Phipps, Lawton, 0. T.; W._ 0. .Hemming, ville Wednesday afternoon and obtained @[ penver: T. F. Farrell. Salt Lake; B. H. Fosdick, — marr!: "se ard were married by Rev. |] st. Louis: Mrs. E. D. Pope, Mrs. S. Dreyfus and R J. A. Gallaher of the Presbyterian Church. | son, Marshall. Tex.; E Simmonds, Celorado; T. 6S | AN DA e SIX HIGH-CLASS ; THE HOME OF FOLLY. TWO FROLICS DAILY. T. Stephenson, Salina, Whe. —..sadier siarshall, in command of | H. Kirk, New York: \ this division, was told yesterday that Capt, | Kan.; N. E. Gaston, Sheridan, Wyo. Bennett and Miss Mulcaster had been mar- —- - —--—— — —--— ' ] ried he was dumbfounded. Griffin Excursion Ironton and Ar- | | | Capt. Bennett will lose his rank, he cadia, Mo., SPECTACULAR BU UE. Next attraction—AMERICAN BU ESQU ERS. said. “Our rules touching these things are , strict, and they are enforced without ex- | $1.25. Sunday, Sept. 21, via Iron Mountain F OR —— — ssa , | FOREST fy the officers themselves, as well as for the — THEN WAS PROBABLY FATALLY PARK IGHLAN DS —AT— ception. It is necessary for the interests of | poyte. Leave Union Station 8:30 a. m. interests of the army. that nothing of this . CEE eee. keene iaebe stor the sanction of a su- Sue for Fall on Sidewalk. ; SHOT BY VICTIM. ED 50~Masicians—80. “There is no fixed rule concerning the PO gn eo SS sae a ae ee SOUTHAMPTON LIBERATI, ee DELMAR RACE TRACK s | Two Concerts Dally. Matinee, 38; evening, S20) length of time an officer is deprived of his | # : > , walk +4) rank for such an infraction of the rules,|day by Andrew J. Perrigo, seeking $500 , ” ; . damages. The plaintiff alleges that his In a shooting affray following the throw- Admission to grounds free. Pavilion, and EACH DAY 25c. Reserved seata, Sic. t jured Commencing at 2:30 P. M, It depends on his previous record. After a > D , suitable time Capt. Bennett may apply | wife. acrnce s a nee Mg gaa — ing of a rock at, officers in the railroad « . a. on a defective s a e ° . D. Holland, Hot $$ —_— ; 5 P Springs. ’ Soothin yru Or With difficulty he pulled it out, for the flesh — ALL EMPLOTES Mrs. Winslow's the child a he the had grown around the arrow. Then he saw that it Examinations for admission to this PLANTERS’ HOTEL. READ THEM. Childrea *eething rests the was an errow eight inches lo and about as of Washington University will be held new | ) i : mother. 25c. thick as a lead pencil, The Farvings on the! building on Lake avenue on Sept. 23 « eo = —_——_—— ee sielm where it was tied to the’arrow etick are/ o'clock. Candidates who cannot be s t ioe, tal gor vs. E * | John WN. Simpeon, Pallas; Mitchell Reuben, Pea tuee we , . ay - Bird’s Nest in a Hat. stil visible No arrow of the sort was ever will be placed upon a wailti The bird evidently carried it | will begin on the appointed date, rt ge oe 25 EB. H. SEARS, ; M. las; E. ; pammces. Castcage; | A. vert : Sof New Y : Geo. . Btevenson, New ork; © ‘“ . . sern here before » ico: M. M. Moree, Boston; From Pearson's Weekly. theusands upon thousands of miles » Pa 5 Hudson, City of Mexico . The manager of a coal wharf at Ilallsham wae North, a he was shot AY . TB Nod the Par | 25. $$ $$$ _—____— ’ . "hi 0: » Er ren: B. Woleer. New York: ‘ *n : in a carious dilemma recently. Arriving at his —— -> —— | ?P din. New York: Geo. & Wood, Chi. office one morning he hung bis “bowler” on the . WwW . Crane, Jacksonville; C. A. Warren usual peg. When he came out for _- he found | § HEARTLESS PHILADELPHIA At ty een cian el 'n pamteetion tn the bat. fe bes : ios . B. , = , Prescott; H. BE. Borns and wife, Prescott; Salem - FE yy A usa It y Be : ol Is es oudibares Thing That Isn’t Slow. —— e paid up like a man. MOSER HOTEL. $6.00 to Cincinnati and return, via Big From the Cleveland Pisin Deales. = James Stannard, Moberly. j BL. Hause Four, Sept. 27. Train leaves 8:3 p. m. PE mane ctr: 0 cet Gas See ten ee a = xe ye ey ore Oe Believe If You Like owing Gieaveland came . Denver, Colo.: L. From Pearson's Weekly. ; Sam Carpenter and wife, Oswego, Your elder brother or sister will enjoy a looger Hi. Elwood, Decater, Il. life than yourself. Examination of a thousand The Daily Paper. paira of brothers and the same number of pairs of «setters revealed the fact that the elder brother pepe ! <a a to no faction, sect HOTEL ROZIER. ‘ ; - ihe fb , oem ; ~ | bad an average life of six years more than the BR gt Reem 5°» = ae Bae ~ ete younger, while in the case of the girls the ex- an and wife “Starhill, Mies.: H. A. Pratt, Se cess was slightly lees. These figures do not prove ofl and wife Cloeinnati: Geo. W that iP ag will die before the elder; it may ngs: mille Laport. Denrer, Cote Be inh lk ST pose sae re Scheuring, St. Mare it toss ae ey Se , hac, & Vine kes Tes. EPR SS NN ee ae ee , ane OP Sa FF Rg See RRS FPS Oi oe IE 7 " * Te a = a =. z : sa , . . — — 4 ere . _ -
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