St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 6, 1918

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11s ie Bese. H REVIE| EE ee ee —_— a -_— -_——- — nrueenenener en entegaemtn ES different lands and different ws Christianity is presented as wl od- paganism, a @ the growth of religion, the highes hin thus far reached by the spirtg > a piration of rmankind in the j4 4 he the (G, P n- nuatis ‘ Dse , 4 to THE CARAVAN MAN,” ren ‘ ; 5 a HiLis there is nothings 4 . . . " ta ularly brilliant in ejtihe — plot or the construc O2 ry “The Man, by ». : Coodyin, a new English writ ~ jjlust a The 1S ay rater, the story ‘ry : , }; 4 a. There is more laughter than: but Cupid is thep same, though not working ering ont of evolution of Sons.) race, (‘aravan ; . ’ ; 7 : Mi thie ' lf the the story of a Londes falls in love with the @ painted on the wal he has rented. #H in a SYpsy ce rural districts of ‘+ rland pretending that he is ang ent prolessional »hotographer,® The is full of comedy, } cially in the part where “Jorgg his bride are. introduced. The; his caravan in a @ little town and there finds hig} the subject of the face @ studio und “they after.’’ (Houghtor through StOrVv is Pst iblishes love, wall in happi:s ever flin Co his , HEMOROULS ROOKLE BG Ton atmosphere of the wag tonmient is thick about Mable,” one of the most books that have been ew mn training camp life. It ig letters of a té and thinks ph though, more or l@ Ward linguistie read and the fun effort to decode nz of the ‘The @ Bdward Streeter and it ig d by 35 excellent black William Bp i the Tw ion (New York) fizshting & nuch to say ther ry line of this love spells : alii, Artemus is east in the words vings by Cr. nen bers ‘> OVW On thie THE SMALL anadscnne Dos PLACE, sibilities of it. scenis t@ senerally although to the constri are infinite and the lif tions Which are considered @ backs ought to be the means off% ft an inte plaice from the lands a useful finelv illustra The Small Plag@ 15 small ir solution by tects. They in a nie “anv Popular manner fundament underlie that planting of the @ '5 problerns are of in design and planting ) exhibit many principles adscape art as applied to the @ A chapter is given to® leach is ill plan and with pie ential points of¢ adeseription of chapter Livre (-1RE, COULDN'T-GheT-OVER-IT, om (LAT the little gir] couldn't t yer Wi the world she Rie , se NS jie ort, sIle th: ard ard Ost in 0} he “ ons ig- re Bh, 6 on, {ts e- ion anc. ich he ced the ons 5 .in ose bo. in Known Us foster child Opposite an oh-so she was reared mother, w reason darke@ her child blotted from remem bral was caréd for in a public institutl ‘the glimpse which the old } in the next street pave het ‘'hingdom of Nevercome. just blue rim of the world. : | rhe world to which chang@ fortune her in the | is a brighter world thang the narrow street, but it did] Satis fili her life as® Supposed that it we au While, when she fou could not over it, und her best happll found at last in serving 4 world of the narrow street, And Serving that world she came neaf to the Kingdom of Nevercome » blue (fi. P, Dutter narroy Tree rel park, \s here : , ith brought her ight hav and thut quit Was nor? uiter ne wet pa trving, rim AN OLD FAVORITE RETURN here! @ LS'] look who'e Brownies are hack for a he visit with the children of theit @® friends, Yes, they are the same Pa Brownies, but the new [raveling in prose, nots read verse of their fo | NO, they not gro ie little folk who enjoys the The choracters are % it.d thev are ae sprightly as! The volume is oe Brownies and Prince lorimel.”” i lale Ivpe of story, eno piot to keen a child interested mMagination to interest perhaps. This new Bro mer €oxX have ° ugo . walhie vrore new ma Ahr enough Da “ert, _ volume brings into plav three fal . nd kingdoms ~Rrownieland, F and and Demonland. A rood ma parents will enjoy seeing their el dren with this volume, which {s @ minder of their childnood da (fcentury C'o.) 2 THREE LITTLE WAR BOOK % AR sketches by Wrthe Wi liams and Donald Hank have been assembled in € srialil volumes of the same size : binding The gem of the Wwillt : “When Chenal Sings! Hankey's best is * | Captain.’ is a lerpliece in The others 4 bring to the r sacrifice of Wé “The Great ey,’ yby Margaret Pre#il which portrays in am wav the effect of the war .uded Southern ( , collection Marseillaiss Beloved Each its wa" good. The the glory and the third Ppectlay are booklet is Montague ; Lirmnate 7 valley. ton A ("#4 } : gihet Olas teres ® Petits 65° Mates tat 4a. oa Rae PCR ES TE a TA SE ———_ Editorial Page News Photographs SATURDAY, Pe me if \ «> {ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH] ~: — “Wy P YH % thy Y “4. 4, Z WY, Y. Gy’ GZ G ly, Jp o we 4 “wy 7/4 ts Unt YW “Ls 7%, AW J “fy Ky, 4 “Y “44, CZ, ey Yi AA “iy Y Y FG Y Popular Comics Women’s Features / SATURDAY. 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WOMEN’S eel eS NS eS 1. | ‘ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 5, 1918. a — “re ae. —— Oe ee _— ee -_—~- — —— a ee - “ i cen nai, ee LA ne -- —_—_—— — ee AT Se ne = a . EE ER ES ee — - eee = sencateunnenompeceest ee - - ae a - Eo "PEPINGTON' TRBUTE. BEANS FIRST AD WAN. ste ca Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Where is your Fourth Liberty Loan button? £4 ee ay, Si A AE ak 4 age? e., —" « ost & oe eee Ct Rae’ 0) 4 ’ Pi. e ii Published by the Pulite : a Ms ij a air ques 0 ; ~ ad ‘ os ‘ ee o SE: wind a4 am at rs ‘: \ ~ ! ; zer Publishing Co. YF ce ean explain, bet Dp SAD Lanne oe IO gery. os Lf Fb : iy > Twelfth and Olive Streets. ' Louis. If he is not able to buy bonds he fate te Briton Calls Them Modest, but Private Ramey Tells @ b 4 _ 9s . ‘ , ) 4 a » : ; “pe , ‘ + ¥ _ . 2 " > ‘5 tg > * ; ' . Mg 5 P > ’ 194-593 | nour of his country’s need is as much a slacker as the} ‘i 593 6 ccepeiigag Ee oe! iT iia Very Competent and saa dee as. TRS. FA WAL THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT ablebodied man of draft age who tries to dodge Service.) «|. 2A iis ae enaaanee, FR t fwd: lauds Pershing. Chateau- aa Ted Mouse’s Bt a pasa » is a wors ack ce he is asked only to lend ng Grae - at ' as } ¢ SS a FORM He is a worse slacker, because he 1s a *e > PS Fangs a % | e — iatonianass ear ane i TEN anyone gets R know that my retirement to the nation at a good rate of interest—-to make a first- Ptr 4) a | ‘ By LIEUT.-COL. REPINGTON, , Bae hs ced an iatain P Ww make no difference in its naa. te Pa ~ ; : form, permea an } mal | so to the er ot ae a. Not h Military Critic. | a d th cardinal principles, that it will ° . ‘ Si be P es ed a ee og ’ | Private Earl Ramey, Fifth Reg wrong, and be at we fight for progress and re- toils and hardships of the battle jine and offer his life. be OpyTis Serer Marines, at a luncheon am happened to little Ted ee: oo ee OF i FRA ee Louis Optimists’ Club at the He ran out of his hog “in. gt a T irably sed =a AT Tey : ) _—When we point the finger of Scorn) 5,4.) yesterday... The Optis is when his father and mot aoc oe EEE chteon anuses The appeal to women, which was admirably express at the Germans for not understand-| organization of professional Tae tut a, Sha ’ ys Oo ; _w lo. Crimmntiten ta ef etronge af 7 Le ciel 4 Reavis ae ont we privileged classes and public by the Women's Committee, is as strong as to men ‘ing America, I imagine we conven ae him for his supper and wale teeonae ages Cepcigal dew aggre They, too, must do their full share—as much as they are ‘ . , . 7 ; jently forget we were, most — drive away the “blues,” w rim turned Ted Mouse was mea gee gg te “ppnon Ge- able : , ignorant about that modest, bomen declared that Ramey was public welfare, See se! f 3° ls ' tent individ- | never be satisfied with }| The splendi rk yur gall; army in the field . as suming but most compete “~ |optimistic persons they printi p-masanind The splendid work of our gallant army 1n : ‘ual. the American regular officer, ’ rinting news, al s be - ; ee ; | he cally Becereedw stage wcodlcertgg on must be supplemented by the army at home. The suc- who really has been the mainspring | Ramey fought with the was on he : wr : } 3 of all the military machinery creat-) 4+ chateau-Thierry, Friday, Jal where he lived, so he afraid to attack wrong, whether cess of the Fourth Liberty Loan is the paramount con- 2 emia ass” yiee," ed since America came in. He is 22 years old resides at J ime his mother w, a Srusmtery pin@eracy or pred- F the ice is as “€ j c- , . ee: We saw little or nothing of him in nian A ' d . — ’ | atory poverty. ‘cern of the American people. It is aS necessary as SU | ; j i ae ericktown, Mo. and is ~~ ° . ° . : ° , . ? “aa c zongaon. © was away, ou . f American wound a. 4.cess in the -field, which is impossible -without emplc a gis 4 Se doing his job in distant and scat | here to speak in the St. Louls aE hole large enough for ct aioe f ye \ tered garrisons tenanted by the old Reserve District for the Fourt through. . is Bis a ote army of America. But he was the erty Loan campaign. 4 re was a very ques ee ape ge im, - ae true scion of the Western officer! Lost Leg in Battle. : LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. THE SMASH AT DURAZZO. Sh AEG ae |'who shone in the Civil War. He) 4itnough he lost a leg in ; ; an | : Lighly | ne, : e, for it was a Pp The allied dash into Durazzo harbor seems to resemble | was a gentleman, very highty| gagement he cheerfully refe mous B is generally becat class investment, while the soldier is asked to The bond slacker deserts the boys at the front. found. Ted Mouse wanted | met. other side tle place until it at funds for war needs. —_— oa Giieeesten Mouse thought, and it “a . ) 9 trained, and as well acquainted with | ‘ ity as one of the em fter sniffing about he - . .’ | Dewey's dash into Manila Bay rather than Farragut's at- *; pte aida, y, 2 Ma al the casualty eres res a . | America and France Linked Forever : lanila Ba) ras r tha g ee aS ‘ Se ‘the theory of war organization, | experiences of his life. He sal to run back home, th lo the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. _tack on Mobile Bay or some of the greater naval opera- er ee eee ee A nF strategy and operations as the) he was not worried about the “ate Among the mothers, wives, sisters, | tions of the Russo-Japanese War. That the resistance. Ie as Fae ae 3 . trained officers of any other army-| pecause the Government would] he happened to spy an arts ; is rican : ) et ey BP tee ee at 3* , ; ; ' , Pe : | oe his Sp) sweethearts and friends of the Ameri encountered and the damage to the attacking fleet were : ' . | , He has, by his competence 2nd/ yin and other disabled soldieg re there is one thi boys in France are many hearts sad- a e eal tle | ; ; eae 7° supreme good sense, completely | vocations that would make f schon aa , . ISG g 7 ‘ ssh ’ e . ‘ re: a oe . " . “ : % en 1e¢ ) strange country. I say to you: Dont) the Austrian navy units formerly held there may have aes Sigs 83 > tm |sense of public duty which are the} }.,4 Wood by Indian warfare, § what was in t let that worry you. The American boys ae ) aa 4 ws .8 |hall-marks of West Point. Lost) ,,. ith smile which a . ae eee t} Krenc} eon! ‘ho love been withdrawn, Durazzo was protected by land fortifica- | u ~~ . a ; : Rae ley, wi a . ppe are among 1é rencn p Op e, Wwno { e | . | A ; os ‘ Rs s W ould the national! army have been he a permanent part of his them and whose greatest desire is to do! tions as well as armed ships and had previously offered = : : eof . .*--R § without him. | sion told how he and others, something for their happiness and wel-) g stout resistance to Italian attacks. | a | y™ iS Si Lacked Battle Experience. ‘had advanced away ahead off fare, to house -m, care for them, and _ ? : | Fe a . pee ae aaa ‘ ; $ vee lcmiake thet 4 hs : seubeta he art rhe success has importance in the Albanian land op- | | inte | a Sacaae ara OU ne mmnesea| Test: found themselves on @ was a prisoner any at a reai grate ATL ; ’ a as tice of leadin d directing masses - fi = ras : se ena do : erations to which it was supplementary. It helps to agape Fy ng wit “*" | exposed to the enemy fire. # The box was none © i : i scat : | ; of men in battle, but as the direction | “Tl didn’t realize that I was @ : The letters I receive from my rela-j} free the Adriatic and Mediterranean from enemy sub- | s, pseeg ew 8 Se of the masses had not come the way | et until a Lieutenant rushed & me where Jace . * - of Vc ; —. . ° - . " - ‘ 7 ‘a . . ss £ ec” a. « * m a ’ li aX 2) . “¢ . » hr . a =’ ., : 4 omg « P - . tacos 9 0 got in” - we greater importance. Net Ph ae } | 7 tgsof 3 fore this war began, there was much n ae oe |=—e x | 23 git ot Op aS 2 nid make less difference between the American | .. dig with and was wondering I leaving his spring in th call them, and anxiety to the utmost to, TEE. co i Our Bons 7 oe! ere: “v2 , > % > a2 Ee: “ ' sy , : Te wo Ca . - Sa ; “gh? ota aS und other armies than most people! a a thi rn fo ad } e ( YT ¢ let te ad fror Tr y ° , - ” . ° * 4 ay" Ow» - s - . Y ‘ _ A : t ; . a as ; 4 : , ‘ fas . t I Pp | would ever do the job, when . . » > " ° ] M n Ing? r them. } i I i Tt} > te r eV hac } e iima ined - Sor ¢ now Tec mot aunt in Vichy say: urkey has been spitted on its own Damascus blade. *s Reet Pat frees Mg hs AS erect ane te eS i Te ened. igineer with a pick and shovel @ a the ane y a e aren ys ; oe : : Pe. eee oh : ; “4 -“@ ys ~ ** ‘ x : ¢ - - . AS n 5 ad - é * ‘ ~~, 2 * ae * , tt . ] suppose every American regular ‘ 2 the box ane t ; « p Phis place is overflowing with Amer- : 12 tt * ts Ro Oo tee Un Cee 1 e.- Ft a A “eB > - y ' ’ ; , ; : > ig ; . 4 . ers e \ ’ speak with them: I say: Hello, boys:’! training corps. They will have the status of enlisted am pare tiated : re) bears the same distinctive badge. | aig not know Saas ee he was ther 2nd I smile. I look out of the windows ‘just got there somehow. With long he 5 f ' men, receive $230 a month pav - “Rene Se +. ‘ a 1, i “a it a“ > . Seg Oe ee Pe et age is P Fo ale. at, ON Sad , oe Oe PR ata ; : wanted one more do} 2 mae nothing but —_ bayor - party, so ehe had p SRN oa Gaeeaanesnnaes ff — 'Its regular officers, with the assist- | “After we had occupied that 3 - a a . as if. from our armies of severa] milli - as Jt ST A MINUTE Written for the POST-DISPATCH ance of their British and French itor for six days and nights we . 1 if to th ili dinner with us. ro See Cee P [ B L I C 0) r I N l QO N by Clark McAdams comrades, have organized and now ordered to a reserve post. I : mae. Er aaol oni Te \. Another letter from Limoges says: | 150,000 had been detailed, not to fight, but to study, conduct all the vast training schools ting crouched up in a trench acreamec “The city is full of the ‘Khakis,.” and we and to study in such a way as to make ! , —— eo hen oa ae S SCncor | | ab: otal 3 taal intees F little head bang and 4d are teaching them Fren h Every day h . ake them better This column is designed ty reproduce in America and France. The schools 2 biz shell burst just above me, Ted could never tell - “at . : : ‘ : . ~s tcrhy¢ : ; “iT = "to . } : . . ~ , : ‘er ‘ . - . "si ; yo oO : , - + cr : ‘ ; > ’ ; ‘a cour . . some come to our house. IT give them fighters, if their services should be required later without bias the latest comment by the THE ASH MAN. LETTERS TO A SOLDIER IN FRANCE. | in France, other than those for ar-|men alongside of me were + it because he Ww mre: ve , ° i sionaieas . - . P ’ Pe ee about «a few words or phrases and they come This is one of the happiest departures the war has leading publicists, newspaper and peritod- M Y ears stick out like dose of a Dear Ted: It is dreadfully quiet at lillery, are now concentrated in what |@nd a fragment of the shell B ies | —_— and up he went with ivi rete ' by the bump on his he back the next day. Sometimes they re-. brought us. Undoubtedly these young men _ include icals on the questions of the day. mule. home since you went away except when Ghai origmnaty one of ae traning ee — ees ce for heme. see member, sometimes they don't. We) many who would not be able to go on with their educa- ae apnea [ know my head's kinky, but | we havea bond issue. A bond issue is peo ve these schools have beer: | my — paggeec cave ee TEE of his astonished pare want them to take a little wine, but they aia 40 it were not for t] 6 bees iglitias a REVOLUTION FIRST. ‘cos dat's de rule: antivanad by means See aie te —— ete y given up to advance hile I was waiting for | oh? how tee eee refuse and say it is not allowed. They | = i 10 1¢ imely aid thus afforded. From the New York Tribune. Mv feets as flat as u pancake or hoe; making the disinclined come across. , courses of instruction. stretcher bearer to come ale | ae eerell.. + henna are such fine men and we all love them.” They are “working their way through school’ by work- N his speech on Friday night Presi- | De arch is busted, dat’s why ah caint The disinclined are numerous in every | aw There wor Pecge Army Genera L Staff | man was passing out rations. FT not get his head out Another letter from my sister in kleu- ing for Uncle Sam. | dent Wilson slammed the door of zo. community, and the degree of their - a line school, a machine-gun | often heard that severely we Te tease foe Gaul rv says: “I wish you could have seen | cisentinintiineistieguiadaaannl ~ ge ia | Dere’s several spots where my teeth dicinclination is. abel aie: Whee school, a candidate's school in the |men are too sick to eat but, t ae Rowse Se the roads all around the country last | ~— e hope in the faces of the existing Gov- | ought to be, ' they are approached to buy bonds, they nature of a cadet corps, a school for |meé, those bean sandwiches t | endows thinking. Sunday covered with people going to see) Get another button! ernments of Germany and Austria-Hun- 3ut I eats jes as hearty as my boy | usually get off. their chests what hoe specialists and many others for avia- | ras handing out certainly ta He thought: “re os © genera sg he Vor oye ead rei 3 Sih iterd int Sk a Bary. These Governments, if the United | Lee. been there all the time. Then thev are Be cnatine: heen engineers and the other ‘good to me and I went to them.” a ee ane in ie ‘dl to a cantonement in the Vosges. Some | States has its way, will not be allowed} Dere’s one finger missin’ on my right norantad. kites tied: de eee eee services. I found an army of offi-| Ramey told of the fine treatm + will never, never go of the people walked 15 miles to get a} ANOTHER HINDENBURG LINE CRACKING. eee Pes iain linemen | hand’— | ble time proving themselves loyal, and |cers and cadets there and the whole | he received at the field hospital} het Pathan en aie Gtimpee of them.” | Examining the reports of the intelligence department to participate in a peace conference.| coy ah cain’t shoot—dey don't know | you can sell them anything. They will | aovieera yee Command, and so/how he and other wounded SOMME Lay: fer everywhel The American boys are in a COUNTY | orer en aE ee ee = ' ‘| They have outlawed themselves. What- dis man. | even subscribe to a fend for mation regulated that it will eventually | appreciated the tenderness of! ge BF ~ ‘ where they breathe the air of love and | — Pete unsuccessful assault, the President | ever may be the future of the peoples; My lungs strong 'nough for to holler’n | civilized missionaries among the Ger- , Provide sufficient trained cadets for Red Cross nurses. He said t : ° iat their p devotion. America and France are now | Was amazed to discover that of those who manned the) of Germany and Austria-Hungary, there shout, | mans after the war to’ teach them the the vast armies America is assem-jthe way from the lines to the & - ~-Poaretgios who do ye and forever lJinked as the one power) camouflaged machine gun nests and operated the Senate | : s And my heart's good ‘’nough—'taint | common humanities. The women espe- | bling in F rance., ‘pital in eramndl eae etaantenll at fi ge ~ heheh se that will lead the. world toward the §08l | fjame-throwers, 20 were members of his own party and | er i cee ee wo’ out. | cially make things lively. They slam 19,008 in One School. aid stations and freshly bandag “Tt expect it was the that humanity must reach: True democ- | 911. 40 Republicans. But ev mF aes and Hapsburg dynasties. | Dey say my eyes aint jes’ de bes’; | the doer in the face of the person who We have every reason to be proud | At the hospital it was found thal} his houses —s = . — ut even the anti-suffrage Hin- | It is Mr. Wilson's view that these [f der’s a dollar in sight, does ah | tries to sell them a _ bond por the of the part played by our officers | fection had set in and amputa er ae very mm MARIE PERNET McCARTHY. denburg line will be broken before very long: it is cracks | dynasties and their agents are not mor- | give ’em a res’” iniasihe: -nubkaidnaa ia Re aa tee. and noncommissioned officers In éi- | wae necoamary: 4 ee oe ies , igeoge ns oy a2 : Sa! irrup. ou must no ot , , ~4 ea talar , ow in the back line? Now, I want to know, One reason for rejoicing at Bulgaria’s defeat is that of bargain or compromise with the Bob, think all the funny things happen in ae ae in one of the above | Se aes Psass eg 4 Scout sal u ' . scnoois no fewer than 15.000 » armies are induced by obies. c° é ; offi- can be no future for the Hohenzollern if our boys are leaving their homes and jt wil] open an opportunity for 1 : . (;overnments of th “ ires Ah'll bring u mv chill ao Bs a ay eed | . ss ¥ indoing some of the 2Overnments oO e Central empires, 2 p mm: liiiun, an uy the army; things happen here in civil } , i iv ir lives orid-wide democ- | ' . ae, ; cers will soon he oot abolish saluting, the Americans you do, don't yon, giving their lives pen ee rid pre wrong perpetrated against Greece by the Bulgars, act- because we have dealt with them al- erreur kta life that could hardly be beaten. As | and the cours bse ral rssh still hold to it. KF h a (Ce nt. 1998. Oe racy or white peoples democracy * too) C ; s Pagotenegted Ladies SES: 3 _ On Sundays ah’'ll haul de boys to de it begins to appear that the Germans , rse will continue «and | % I or they recog tego New A COLORED AMERICAN. ng as tools of Germany. A leading Greek, N. G. Kyria- ready.and have seen them deal with | camps have just about come to 1) ’ will be duplicated while the war/in it the good tradition of : nee . 4 7 P ‘ ‘ , J Us ‘ Come o a , ‘ i ’ me a a ~~ kides, now in New York as chairman of a delegation other Governments that were par- An’ when dev come roun’ for de their rope, where thev are tetas a lasts. knights of old, the intimate, fang ~ . . m , ° , 4 aha sS + . s { S ‘ ¢ . ‘ ° . “ . + . , ; ¢ a _ : ‘ ‘ . : ‘ As : ‘ he . : ever before. All who are ac ‘ pte d must f iristians as well as Greeks, the y were, of . a mans in the region about Cambrai. the devil is in some people so far that create their own codes of instruc. weigh right up to specifications and course, hated by the Turks; but in aiding the Turks to vic +“ The German people must | The British have been out for time they stir these people up whenever — 3 This has been done and very must be of unusual intelligence. All we deport them, with as much brutalitv as was shown the by this time be fully aware that we to get revenge for the defeat of their they can just to hear them roar with- compiete instructions now exist that » ¢ _ > { > } : Pol iets , a ot - " ‘" Ve " - ; required to have passed the eighth grade | 4 -enians, the Bulgars served as German executioners cannot accept the word of those Mifth Army last March, and they are Ut daring to be articulate. Of course over the whole field of modern war : : “ in school and are judged by their intelli-. ide 1 3 a : } : CS Oe - . Ww getting it. Not alwavs by leaps and they have merely been st néing : The offensive spirit is cultivate a and his regimental officers to st each hand ' 1» be. | Side by side w 1¢ Islami ians scand: “Ce is war upon us e ny. Rash wth “ _ stam les Est , ) ) ; gence in answering questions. After b y 81 ith t Islamite ruffians, descendants of : age P _ bounds, but little by little in the dogged until the Germans won and made this the highest degree. and While not lie appointed to battalions young “Tt's Vike an ¢! ad : rs Si ‘ ' 26 ’ ° Tt ing '’a . ~~ } t ‘ ; Sz e 4 ’ _ re ‘ y . ‘ > . . : . mn ’ " ’ ntlinns ic as . ’ . ing passed by the — — ee ee those who were for centuries Bulgaria's oppressors. oo wait 1@ same thoughts, of way characteristic of the _ British. a German province with Germans over neglecting the accessory arms and | —— 1 ee ee 4 claimed Una “AF before the a in cnarge : OF | The victims of these deportations who have died can speak the same language of agree- Race tells. The German is known to be us everywhere to take it out of our the machinery of War, the Americans eras 8 Bon tech tinge He wee comfortable?” sts @¢ may provide, and ! , . ' mee : [dee oe : ra ‘ an" visionz Ss 3 yi ria soem “4 ais thes stay Rene will be ac. | Oly be mourned. But the survivors will now be able to ment. gy - Me COTS, IE ae the Eee hides. We have all known exactly how | °Sard the infantry as the arm of his nie fren a a ~ “a 1 “Oh ite the con now i e thi ace | ' aa ) ;, is known to be game to the core. They it was, and wh , 7 decision, devot | S COMMAnG GAC Hale, & F ‘On, quite . nil : , : lt is time for the people of Germany : while being caref » Gevote most of their atten-! ,; ; , cepted whom the Captain himself would | return to their sunny islands in the Aegean. at oe I I of Germany. will both show the stuff of which they give the patriotic descendants a Q i tion to it and fight with jt mae som larger units are led mostly by @& Leighton” — back in camp. they want to have peace, and if they: hoped that this is the last time the | I don't believe we have mtened on pe doing now ee The rule which Gen. Pershigg To (Ml sear ely fe bi rm Son oo 13 “7 ‘ ~ ’ 5 a} 118s { > ' ”» aii a c ’ After the applicants are fihaily accept SCOTT NEARING'S PLATFORM. aspire to figure in a Learue of Nations: matter will have to be debated. the Kaiserhochers for a minute TY The Americans keep 1 full b sisted upon in the army he app ‘y he pulled o : : ; " the “tA * : ; ’ : j J ‘ ith ; . ) } : ‘ ' er : reais 7 SY, Ten ° 1@ practical e : 1 ail FICE ernment of Russia, and render that Government every 74S have been blacklisted as peace pleni- ae = ~~ | PF sag: Rooky How do you like it ? Americans, provided from sources ex | one “ - Eperience of Ram 4 business is all right, — possible assistance in its effort to set up an industrial potentiaries. The only credentials which TODAY'S BEST ( ARTOON. y : ike it, all right; they'll make ‘raneous to the infantry. lt Was a very honorable co rea you preside at : * they could present would come from — og - it! Well, it's like that with British Might Learn 4 wentedn: etamnte siiee: cual Una bus ) "ue ‘ , 10se sinclin : : : . wer 1 Governments whi h the world rightly | ang ie lined to buy bonds. They'll The American divisions are for, shirked the test of commanding “Now for your holds to be without honor and incapable | it, all right; we'll make th : these reasons at | aa 4 7. he not know that the American Gover as af senmecti nest 5 it." Good luck em like tenes at least double the army of several army corps, each! tions, Uncle Hares in full sway at one downtown restaurant . ee 2 mt wangeamgeadien tad Het t *. - > : : co ae . ip a adivo ‘ c e war, the violators a ee ; ave Department” in the back of We must disabuse our minds of. lie gave himself no advant “Certainly. But bowl of lamb stew for 2%5c, containing és Ag f Bele : . : : , about 1 oz. of lamb and 6 or 7 ounces of | stok for France, there to join the allies. At the demand | € selgium, the spoliators of Russia and }OUr paper and charge double for it? the idea that the American chiefs He left his grand headquarters B & game. You'll fi potatoes and carrots; a glass of milk, 7 | of Germany the Bolshevik or Soviet Government forbad a a” ee ts goes paar wae | | DON TLAFF are amateurs. Gen. Pershirg is de-| hind and took over the First Arm Why not stay with of 8 ozs., 10c; a small plece of cake, 10c; | them and has since been at war with them. chamber / eh ee , , 4 | go a ve aaa « “! =e tnroughout his| Set as 8 Geek. Pte Poe? ee Se oll, aki a total of 45c. I! . : | ' ' , ~ . lies, not only the ie . seen the total coat of the ee aid Is Nearing ignorant of the fact that the Soviet Gov- Greed, arrogance and ferocity avenge on EAR he ened. but also the anetenan “eae | aed trang tes oo ae Natgeregaet neal ' : “ ” ‘ naly , . aia Bt , ove, li shat 2 ; ' es ; F *.” she re mot exceed Sc. There is no law to pun- | ¢?Mment is now in “a state of war” with the United themselves. When the Kaiser gave the D cold: vou Me 80 pale and | Point I have found Americar: | ee 7 “What Patio to ¢ ! fiteering. particu- States, and not only with the U St; order to invade Belguim he wrote his : democracy in its mi | ish such shamefu! profiteering, particu nited States and our al-) own sentence of deposition. When he | 6 *HOOO ec ees as So strange, so far away not only seri rr waco Matte | grag arr French Sociali amend a J ous yond | se0r heal ; enoug ut no lar ainet poor male and female clerks ee wi , resi: ae Yas . - cane - : 7 as A , bakes Hes, but ith the Russians who may happen to be sent Von Kuhimann to Brest-Litovsk and Se ee You seem. But, oh, Death's chill- (conception, b t 5 : in the downtown business district. educated or well-to-do and object to rule by bloodsthirsty Bucharest he signed the death Se SSF Smear neon, ing hold iste Ga eee Ea ean en Cae aan oe oe who cannot afford to spend 45c¢ for lunch, , te? a : atti aes ot the Ho} . re ta vn 9 Pm ehgeae LSS 9 pray Will sever but a dav’ ceptible to discipline president of the American Fed “T am coing to gi end.when they do usually go away hun. reagan rest siieae an * eaeoan he : : This war is, for the American, a tion of Labor, spoke before the § time, a number ery: 1 did, this. noon Tt will be time to talk of recognizing the Soviet Gov- __ ph ver lem wn ne d - pao h 2% tg‘ ; Ss ? ror soon your dust and mine shall crusade. He has recognized that to Cialiat group cf the Chamber Werde As you h , * - ws ® " i es -~ q +. > ’ ** han . , . Eh it la ) 8 as c ance A ne ’ ir; ° z . . = : " F ~ ] sugmest that the estaura roing ernment when that Government repudiates and gets rid prove to a doulAing world that it sti! , ae He merge we he must be dia iplined, and a}. Deputirs yasterday. Socialiet | } must reply with aang oring their lunch with them from of Lenine. Trotzky and the other German tools who have possesses come muiments of a ser se o ti aan pegs meg so stem Ae tee to say | ties pointed out that 4 perfect ua euggests itac!* to ¥¢ omes. The idea may be develoned ‘ Ne | i f Se: I vee ' ) a $s Swetheart’ * at afe should be the oO what extent American d . ' standin exists b . : ) , ave tussia 3 shown themselves e * sod faith, geneemeitvy and justice it isetpline . & exists between French Mtance, suppose I to auch an extent that ii mev reme ly the betray: d Rus le and an wn the Tse,yves enen jee of the gt ’ ents JM . ‘ urge mary bend or break unde tae Pht o nd : atil may remes . ' > tak a Si itenattiielt : a ; : r serious de. “'4lists and American workers { ord ; A Victim. ‘ Buman race. , threw the chance away and thereby con-| THE LIBERTY SANDWICH MAN, Parting us u‘terly’ ‘feats, I must say that all the out-‘ carrying out of President Wile ~ - oe - age : PTE eS signed itgelf forever to outer darkness. —Greene in New York Te'egram. JULIA GLOPTON CRESAP ward observances of disciptine ‘e : riety: 4 Bewertng men's « are pol clea. : = Starvation Lanch Prices. democracy.” De the Maher of the Fent-Disge™ But does Candidate Nearing read the news”? Does Profiteering to a considerab!s® extent is _ _ Ah PAA Ae i ORG OSLO AA Rae 6 tay S See ee * . - bes 5 : it *. ss P ta 4% ; 8 eit. a: te Q : : -? + Pe, ‘ : —— = - - . ‘ : z * «¥ i . rt 4 : . y tad e Pog of iF x44 a. fe o# 4 ag e<iwa - +. .. : ’ lee VEFOS Be P z i. oe aie : "* * va, Ps Mee ae MIA ENT 154 8 RUNOEE E IES PORESF oo cee eR ae “ene er er emtananes aa SUIS: , » ¥ ’ < : by af ‘ , wg

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WOMEN’S PAGE FATTRDAYT, OCTUBER 5, 1918. re ee A . jm SaNt Ni BEANS FIRST AID Q| ~ WOUNDED MSSOU 2 How War ar +P roves Genius $700 Made for Red Cross Supplying Lunch Needs of Bandage Class Mrs. Hal P. Brady tion of Washington U. Without Capital, Gower rs F. A ae Ted Mouse’s Bump. HEN anyone gets in trouble it is generally because they Ramey Tells Opi i The Proper Use of A Underwear in Winter. shateau-Thierry, neated an informal chat} vate Earl Ramey, ene ; a Commissioner of St. happened to little He ran out of his home one night a luncheon of thes _s at the S ry Tells of Her Opera- is now approaching when the majority of people wil] don heavy underclothing which they think is necessary for their pro- the cold seasor.. | the aged and very young, who are in- i Louis Optimists’ Lunch Room, : when his father and mother were out hunting for a nice safe place to take him for his supper turned Ted Mouse was nowhere to be . whose sols purp life, acco rding to oe charter, iy § drive away the ‘ and when they re- warm underclothing is optimistic persons By MARGUERITE MARTYN. to know what pected executive and financia} genius and I alents among women of the leisure class every- it is daily remarked. manifestations organizations carrying on so strenuously One of the most eaeraes cases of such discovery ,;monary affections than the wearing underclothing who are full blooded and active. at Chateau-Thierry, years old, wth at and is one 2 of Raleestiet wounded here to speak in the St. Louis Fedes Reserve District for thie Fourth h erty Loan campaign. lost Leg in Battle. Although he lost a ieg in that « gagement he cheerfully referred 4 the casually as one of the gre: ‘ experiences of his life. was not worried about the futy | because the Government would 'him and other disabled soldiers “vocations that would make them so he had gnawed, each time his mother was out, » ore raphe mid at last became , Se deeeks foe Lim to craw! high to low temperatures many times aged and very wearing of thin, or Only very moder- ago was the management of her own smal] snartme nt. ' but who now is able to give restaurateurs, so many of |'whom recently Mouse thought, after sniffing about he was just about | to run back home, not a place he cared for at all, he happened to spy thing above an- IS to get inside ‘alent at this season cf the year. : is that a person with heavy underclothing goes from a cold tem. : perature outside room where the te thinking it was’! When the lunchroom at Washingt , : dressings unit other a mouse likes it a box or a jar or a can, up the side and looked in. Then he thought he would get in ‘and see what was in the box, for he saw 2 funny curled-up something. jumped and then down came the cover and click went some-'!; re at all active attain deactibing lai hte Martins the lunchroom open so the hundreds of women making |} had chased the Germans from lleau Wood by Indian warfare, with a smile which appeared § be a permanent part of his expres Th- advantage of a cenvenient noonday lunchrcom always had -ed as an accommodation for the’ doctors and students, half-heartedly IDrady’s restaurant. wholesomeness be discarded as waste. result was that we never had more than a pint cup of less would have then pass from this high tem- rarbage any day. I went to market t ma ny degrees lower. with a resulting chilling of the skin, which is conduc. is Known as taking cold. inexpensiveness ey Rent ona kno y became a special exposed to the enemy fire. “I didn’t realize that I was a tar get until a Lieutenant rushed up t me and told me to dig in,” he es “I had nothing but my bayonet | dig with and was wondering how would ever do the job, when an Eineer with a pick and shovel cz Jack-in-the-Box | had spread until it was attracting patrons not only from but from among the doctors and nurses at Barnes Hospital and men from a nearby factory i eating places are scarce. days numbered about $700 Clear Profits. no substitutes,’ and you heard what the women said of “it Pegs. en party, so she had “doll for neighborhood ing in winter Is t leaving his spring in the Rol whose regulations we adhered to kood Administration, and although we were entitled to 450 pounds of he tried to get out, at last gave it up and went to s while his poor looked under the bed and closets to find him. ° : ; stay ace he attractiv ‘h, Engineer Arrives Somchow. tay on account of the attractive lunch had concentra Secrets of l-conomy. wrgeie appetizing was . ersons Who adopt th being used upon them. IEiverybody wondered who- was P pe , | backing the enterprise. pose ends were being made and I asked e engi , sd , ced the engineer how he hag things sinh ee and aaa things chilled and cold = lates, Though it was he did not know himself, that he hai more than willing to let there somehow. other engineers fixed us up a nice trench and we fel was to see that nobody get hurried or flurried di light, “*4 noticed, and in the hustle and bustle of what happened he wondered how he did notice any- | uncomplaining of the season the mayonnaise: iced tea in which vou use more sugar than hot menus carefully giene and sanitary rules for promot- out there are cer- | counting made. But by and by the box was opened and up he went we had occupied that tor for six days and nights we we ordered to a reserve ting crouched $700 over and ‘above expenses had nossible always to get a complete meal to prevent goirg be- aimed to have no one article at more t just above me. Two restaurant's earnings chicken or shrimp salad or something of Cording to his occupation and mode of the shell hit mg has been turned incip! by the bump on his head, Brady's personal contribution. pring iples that sons should ob- lLiow the feat was accomplished is a subject of won- ‘took of the luncheons and |, delicious mayon- Bean Sandwiches. a sort of leader. of his astonis ei parents. der among women still discuss and rhapsodise over that . those dandy sandwiches and other good things to a refrigerating plant , It became so big he could Keen the skin dry not get his head out ) his house for days, with his head as man Was passing out rations. severely woundéd men are too sick to eat but, those bean sandwiches that he out certainly Good to me and I went to them.” — Ramey told of the fine treatment he received at the field hospital ar how he and other wounded soldie tenderness of the He said that ow way from the lines to the hose r ital his woun? was examined at first) freshly bandaged, At the agidettes it was found that in- is @ very simple propositior But in winter it is clothing that pre- Or permits the skin to obtain and there he sat; wis. Brady's fine eves twinkle when she is reminded of the coup she put the temperament of a making money was in this particular we ought to reduce our prices,’’ that time those of us Johns and Miss Margaret Moore, | who volunteered each day to act as carver and cashier, were so fascinated with seeing the profits ‘pile up that we refused to relinquish our gains.’ Mrs. Brady Explains. She is perfectiv willing now to explain away all her i.e ° 17 or ~a ’ e instead of losing, interested when she said to me. Miss Margaret and my head is the right size again, i the least whether the cloth- I will never, never go anywhere un- less my father or mother tell me -*- Saccess Due to Zeal. Red Cross nurses. I have been able to repeat, erv behind my share in the and to eal good cooking —2 bute who disobey their parents. “Mother, who do you think let me out of the box”’ "T expect it was the little girl who in this house admits transgressing irculation of m4 . + . ° ¢ =) Ve “4 Cire . i 4 r leg of profit sated is back at her old post a so that the skin is kept dry and the equilibrium between * success which she does no Bcreamed when you is plainly to be observed, concessions on to explain in words, one watches her “l even paid the cook and three hired helpers | atmosphere with which this whole work shop | the end of each day. existence, but balanced and goo! t went up and came down.” That his mother could not explain. was really a hand-t — ——— skin and by the gentle | persuiration the’ middle drawer formerly rested. The great major- | ity of people live and work indoors; urally look very rough, but this does which means that! not matter. they live in a temperature of 65 tu; with upholstery regular summer weath- beiover the seat above the drawer and The outer garment} fthen tack a cover padded with an old have been giving the best that him if he had been there. ventured was the first day. No army salutes or returns salu uonely to see that no fraction of time, no oo of ma- went in debt for some materials left by my predecessor. ‘Then I bought the very best of everything, the high- _est priced butter and eg&gs, ithe best selected vegetables. Brady's come to the front at each emer- | during the winter, induced bv boobies responding to the urge of the great “abolish saluting, the Americans For they recognk ! up against the ¥ pal do, don't yon, little reader” 191% bw the McCl}ure Newepaper Syndicate, New York City.) Tne GILDED MAN & To a your words without things in his hands.” grade of coffee. loosely woven. should be henvy and closely woven,; omforter up the sides and back. ¢ but must always be removed on re- turn to warm temperature knights of old. the intimate, famil 'greeting of comrades in arms af 5 | the = reserved for fighting 3y CLIFFORD SMYTH cian Sets Fine Example. It must have been a difficult mat Pershing to fill all his staffs while he | receiveing and training lle set about it as he ERSONAL hygiene also hears in the question of picture will suggest (Continned from yesterdas.) i which your experience has associated as the next question-word ; ing the interruption chometer stood a little back and prevent attacks of iliness. at one side of him. few fundamental Cut system and with ; said Leighton, giving him | of Succeeding. He sent his staff ofl ficers to regiments and larger units i and his regimental officers to staffs. | lie appointed to battalions young of- ficers who had led well their coms utterance of some the electrodes, ‘your mind upon hearth my word- and remember that /of your reply is an important factor 'in the experiment.” “Tt sounds easy,” living and work rooms ie promptness | “ ; » are clean every da‘ an electrocution!” 1.et in the sunlight! » what -. ejreulating visitor in rooms. WN ; J whiait was hap cre ulati ision; al fighting AS a ‘high school for a coon becomes deadly. rec el1ViINg prompt “ Don't forget to ventilate ; producing no ap- y! - the psychometer. i 7 £ ~ ‘ 7! ‘ Oh, quite the contrary. On a small table at which he was wardly he showed no emotion, except standing, Leighton placed his watch, writing pad and | sie units are led mostly by those who have ) done wen in the field. preciable effect with windows open during sieep means 21 cie words having t 0 wit laces gav eto do with place gave tive body the next day. Vibration of the You will searcely feel it.” Leighton pulled out a small lever. A faint humming sound was heard. finger on the mirror in the machine became suddenly 1! | sisted upon in the army te mei _Fhere was no compul- assume comman@; he had proposed, each word as he gave it on the David's senmmare and s acting upon the e ger, ail thus the line of light traced upon the mirror was really a pictur: of his own mind. lor Una the affair has lost elernent of comedy. the monotonous sister of seconds clapsing before preasions were ary each of David's answers and keep ian skin ' “Do vou feel it?’ asked Una. 2 it's rather nice. > business is all right, ,commanding severg!] armies, ts have | the practical experience of handling: A Hooverite. ‘watched the scene intently. especially when | performance, | 's choice of words is careful- They usually have a certair continulty of meaning. the operator's personality Kept in the background, a Very honorable course. A might easily hav the test of commanding an ’ Of several arm yY corps, each of: Terere | divisions, which never beforé |had worked as an army and which attack the Germans is }& position they had held and fortia | Tied during & period of four years. ~ weaker character The meaningless “Now for your game of 20 ques- “A year ago, before we were mar- Are coing to let me into the secret?” in the beginning, “How can 1?” he retorted has the secret.’ “IT have it?” repeated every time he called; me a call everytime I buy a box of Boston Transcript. impulse save that = A ct niente ; was about to She delighted in the original, vays the possibility that this person the customary betrothal night enter this ponderous subject's mind. 'He left hia ne ay pelled in directions it might not oth headquarters bead hind and took ” over the First Arm ‘ You'll find it tedious, Why not stay with Mrs. Quayle in the library until it's over?” and-answer weeds eaten entiy chosen at random and not “sd CR ing any sequence of seers Loigh- anintentionally, p!} The real purpose of the ane Horlick’ S| , Waited Milk d most fickle of all in wary smiled upon the brave. The talk about ject made to follow, in the words ut- ghosts gave an amus- " she replied firmly. the degree of emotion dis- “What am I to do?” asked David. | Gompers Adtieenis French § afterwards spoiled, discussion es *nouch-——but nothing happens.” _ mnuel Gompe said Leighton - ion hitieehenss Federas tion of Labor, spoke petore t a psychological probiem. tation was nouceable light upon the mirror, of the experiment seemed a change came over features grew tense. iS Vigilant to thrust game of words as two fencers figh: ‘each word, you -) Must reply with the first word that a PUKKests itaelf to your Pe. Deputire yesterday. ties pointed oy: oo raid eXists So. cinlist Depul ! ‘that a perfeet under= between French So- ‘sand American wo rkers in the Out of Presiden: and parry in this } y4 n 'y Boni & Liverigh: “IT don't see what the machine has instantly, to some, to do with if, mental picture, and that purzzied. | meats atcemnes tiene Quick Lunch; Home_or.Office. yo 2 co gives — (To be Continued Monday.) THE WEEKLY Widows the Preferred HEALTH Risk in Matrimony A Says Dorothy Dix. MUNICH doctor is urging the enactment of a law in Ger- many to prevent widows from remarrying’ so as to leave the few available men for single women. Let us trust that this peculiar ex- pression of German frightfulness will not be imitated bv the allies, and that mo law will stop a gallant sol- dier from getting his just earthly re- ward, after the war is over, by mar- rying a nice, comfortable widow, with a tidy fortune in her pocket ,and settling down to live happils ever after, in peace and quiet. ‘or widows are the preferred mat |Timonial risk, and the man who espouses one almost invariably gets 'a@ winning ticket in the lottery run by that prince of A pretty gamblers, Dan Cupid. girl may mean romance and poetry. moonlight nights and thrills, but the widow means a warm heart and a good dinner, and a srug haven into which a man steers his little boat away from the storm and stress of the outside world. No won- der so many men ehoose widows, for well they know that thrills endure but for a brief season, whereas a man’s interest in good cooking abideth forever The reason why better wife than a widow makes a a voung girl is pre- ., cisely the same reason why any ex- pert is more efficient than an ap- prentice can possibly be. It is the that the professional a}- | Ways has over the amateur, for how- ever gifted the amateur, he or she lacks the knowledge of details and the craftsmanship tnat only long ex- perience gives © begin with the widow knows "Timer, and the young girl does) not. The widow knows ‘that men are neither demigods, matinee heroes nor brutes, and that even the best and most intelligent of them are nothing but big babies, in the privacy of their own homes, and are as babies. on the other hand. 'to be treated The voung girl, 'goes into matrimony firmly com- | Ni mitted to the belief that she is! marrying a little tin god, or, at) least, a romantic hero who will al- ‘ways hoid her hand, and quote poetry to her, and feed her on im- passioned Romeo stuff. Hence wt ‘she finds out that he thinks more about his stomach than he does about his heart, and that he is peev- ish about the bills, streak when littie things go about the house, she makes mind that she has gotten a brute for a husband. Which isn't at all the case, but the situation calis for many tears and quarrels, wrong up her ee ee —--—— ‘has the ability to perform, but widow | previous experience , developed ito try to keep her husband tied ‘earnest to the voung and swears a blue) and is | rough on the man. who isn't to blame for a fanciful maiden having be- stowed upon him angel perquisites to which he never laid claim. The widow has been through this course in the matrimonial sch ol, and has found out that the best of men have their faults and weakress- upon which a wise wife turns a blind eye, that a man may fal! miles short of one’s ilea! perfect husband, and still be a satisfactory person with whon: PS and a million of a very to live. Therefore, the man who marries a widow gets a wife who knows how to make allowances, an] | saves himself the painful process of being cut over according to the im- possible pattern of a visionary maiden. LSO,. success in matrimony is Aicceeis a matter of a wife's abil- itv to walk on eggs without) smashing them. This is a feat of | skill and jugglery that no young girl | ihe the trick in her in the holy es- has learned Late. She knows how to jolly a man) ‘along and rub the fur the right way. She is an adept at sidestepping her.) husband's prejudices, and keeping” the subjects off the carpet that are as a red flag to a mad bull. She has a sixth sense that informs her when is the psychological mo- ment to strike him for a new dress present the month’s bills. Also the widow knows from ef£- perience that it is folly for a woman to her apron strings, because no apron, string is strong enough to hold him, ! and that the mere knowledge that he is not to walk out of his own front door at night makes him ready’! to risk his neck climbing down a 10-| She throws down | or free story fire escape. all the bars, and because he can roam at pleasure he stays put. None of these things can the ial girl because life is real, life is/{ , and everything | is final and tragic that goes wrong) and it takes years of living to teach do, (us to be charitable, patient and for- iving to other people's weak nesses, and to find out most things don’t! turn out as disastrously as they promise to do. All of which shows what an atro-, cious—what a Hunnish thing to de —jt would be to take the widows out | poor helpless men over to ignorant | voung girls to be experimented on' as husbands. (Copyright. 1918, 7 ae Wheeler Syndicate. Krom an What You Can Make By Leslie Old Bureau | Gordon. N old bureau seems to be a use- less piece of furniture, and yeta clever man or woman who un- derstands simple carpentry or who can hire a handy man for the job may convert it into an attractive) piece of furniture. [ have seen a plain old mahogany bureau, the sort without any mirror, made into a seat for the hall by removing the two upper drawers. If your bureau has but three drawers, the top must be taken off and shortened at each end until it will fit between the sides. Nail or screw this to the framework that remains, upon which the discarded The this seat will nat woodwork above aS must be covered Make a removab!e cushion to £0 -ar- rv this over the edges and finish it in upholstery gimp put on with small brags tacks. Plain or figured ‘denim makes a useful ring for such a seat Krom a You can mM desk, “secretary cove drawers a quail ed that used lled a ’ Saw the top of the bu- lreau in half lengthwise, without re- moving it. Then have a ledge built lin to cover the framework over the second drawer from the The front from the discarded top drawer with four »*? : bureau ake old-fashion the sort to be ca Lop should be hinged to this so that it can be opened and closed like a desk while the back’ part is fitted with ‘pigeon holes for papers [| cannot, of course, give definite measure- ments, for naturally these would vary a in every case with the size of the original bureau. Often at an auction sale bargains in secondhand furniture can be picked up at a surprisingly low | price. The pieces may look old and dingy at first and often almost hope- | less, but often when they are scraped | and cleaned the effect is beautiful | and the buver discovers that the piece is made of excellent wood. Such an old bureau can be used for its original purpose or it can be .made into either of the things just, described or utilized as a sideboard. The other day | saw an old bureau | bought at a sale for $2. When scraped and varnished it was found | to be of good maple. As it was not wanted as a dresser, the top was re- | moved and the top drawer taken out. Then the former top was cut down to fit the_sides and placed over the sec- ond drawer after the baek had been sawed down level with this. ach top end of the sides of the bureau was then shaped in a grace-' ful curve, and at the place where | the back was cut down a brass rod | set in rom this to the top a cur- tain of dark green china silk was hung brass knobs were then screwed on the drawers to take the place of the damaged wooden ones brass escutcheons each keyhole. used for a sideboard for cottage and considered ornamental! It would also have useful for a small apartment, as took up very little room, and held: a good deal. | and ornamental! placed around This was a Summoner very Dean a ae A auburban home Post-Dispatch Wants. Want it? See. THOROUGH ECONOMICAL J "as ¥,, 088 ta eaes Frcee vanes Dacet here tee N’S PAGE BACHELOR GIRL REFLECTIONS By Helen Rewiané. T would be just as diffenit for a heartbreaker to ceness- trate all his love on one weom- an as it would be for him te se- lect a pet mosquito or a five-dollar bil! nesses make a woman sorry for his wife's littie weaknesses make a man sorry for himeel?. As s00n as your husband has become accustomed to the brand of your perfume and watehed you do up your back hair you cease to be a fascinating mys- tery to him and he accepts vou merely as a “fact;" but, after all, FACTS are the only things which a man values, respects and sticks When they come back perhaps the ranks, whe has learned how to obey, to cook and to make up his own bed, will! be far more satisfactory as @ husband than the officer who has learned nothing except how te give orders and to start a fight. trot cheerfally along in the harness of love for years without knowing it: the moment he feels the touch of a womar.’s hand on the bridle he is seized wifh a sudden desire te it's nearly always the little half-portion man who rules his wife with the despotism of the Kaiser and regards the home “mittel Buropa,’ big two-hundred pounder lets a woman lead him around like @ trained bear with a ring in his then, HE doesn't HiAVE to “show his strength.” The mar: who strays for leve of a2 woman may sometimes be strays for love of amuseemnt er love of novelty will never A woman is like a poem the less sense they can see in her and the more difficult she is to understand the more mysterious and fascinating mer find her. ~ OS Oe eee HE plain collariess neckline very fashionable for of the matrimonial market, and turn | whom it is becoming. Black satin frocks are in such tre ‘mendous favor that one sees them on The party frock may be of satin. heavily embroidered net and narrow strips of ermine. Plaids are most in vogue in sepa- rate skirts and are usually made up 'in pleated styles. So jurgundy velour amd racceen fi: make a charming combination for a young girls’ coat. Nothing to It. _ “What's the matter, girlie” appointed in your poet already” ‘What's wrong?” “Il married him to be his inspira- Now he seems to expect nie to ‘Kansas City Jeurga’ SS a SE meet Church Announcements oo eee CHRISTI AN ce orm 13 Fi ret Chure -” Kings Peter a0 _ open dally from % > > ae Seager gttocnere °-4 ll ers 6669 Pege BW. m. Kleekamp’e Ral, and all holidays, 2 to & ». - Garrison oni Nat- 942 Railway Machange Bide Sone . Sundays and holidagn. Second Presbyterian Weaetmineter and Tar\e John W. Maclvor. Minister jf Se & ‘AT THE CROSS” “ltéving Esample.” a 7 Thureday acd Friday at &§ P. Ww The War, the Church pss the Days to Come Will be digewesed by Dk. G. A. HULBERT, 11 A. MQ Sunday. eo’ King’s Highway Presbyterian Chureh, King’s Highway and Cabacne w plece fer every mem- ber of YOUR fami'ir IMMANUEL BAPTIST | Fr Eadie at tie A congregational seging, siee male euarte: and celle plaving at Grace Lutheran Church ehere awis aoe Carriees « <d ‘ ereach et if ir a m. "and Pref Haen tookhe

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You didn’t tell me, lik; great detective stood before HE tailor called to collect a bill AWYER: Are you — | meetin phe? Wy. MU ULL LAL CMM MY) | hal detested thet Tyee ninyed faethe cnt wite| ~ the rich merchant, waite far; ~ ee (hs See one Lady Witness: No; Pm «i Palos Beye (fe , Ce OED EEE ETO ao bf bi / fh, ¢ 4 / » 4 p/ Y f Y, (f/f . es + oa - op WY Hy YEH , UH - HUH ‘ Bur \ VSS NS jp Uf) / )4!m and rapidity of fire to the ex-_ ies.”’ ried. an OS Es went on the Germans improved their wh ‘ ‘ en you plaved in the society Pia ins tic ‘ ) played in the society mov- his — tions. Bs will be ablé to meet my every E j ‘ ‘eT? ic y » . Tr . ati 3 - Si ; | ~ . 7 | tent of causine considerab! neasi eons ‘Cs this way,” began the mer- ODligation just as soon as I finis : ment. Y: | FIRST IVE GOTTA SEE ¢ Mf | * causing considerable uneasi- No. Knowing how fond you are chant hii h lawyer: What Judge un | ee > ae Se Sts SS — ES IES aS -_—— —_ oe - - 7 / Asif ‘hf j a, 4 { j / 4 fis been robbed of hun this TI@OER Ww Story entitled. “The Tale , i a f Wea } hess among the Americ: ; er f ~ a ; you ?— Indianapolis “Stor F ; i “‘T \( ee; ST T J . S the American gunners, of her, I wanted to have it come to dreds ef poun heii eae ‘om a f vs : s Star. | Im fact, this artim : WELL HEN, ALL RIGHT, ' HE RE OF HE GANG. j ie 4 finally recistering three direct hits vou as plea mney Shes: Heiner: As 4 i tal is. A ras a1 has ZO 1¢ } gives A Skipper said the author : ‘ 3 ‘ . . ‘ a. «A j alin, Sioned, dane ee ee ee One Other Ficht. ee tends to keep your skin One Grand Refrain. — : 5 i¢ar, smooth and beautiful, It also EFORE the weddi Mrs. Bacon: They've had a lot o? “aman ang you told n helps to postpone the appeara [ t | That ts more 1 eds nce ol age hat marri 1 , Bears the ; =e | battle: 4 -hat married life would lia Signature of 3 maintenance of es over there on the Murne,! that every woman dreads. Its gentic grand, sweet song. Pa | Mr. Bacon: Yes, daar ingredients cause it to relieve itching Benedict (gloomily): Yes «o , ; Saag ! Mrs. Bacon: Were we anywhere promptly and it usually succeeds in |since then I've found it one grap 4 or atmored near the Marne when we were in clearing away discolorations, unsightly sweet refrain. 4 _ $577,000,000 aval kurope on our honeymoon? : blotches and other embarrassing skin Bachelor Refrain? val od : matters “arme Mr. Bacon: Oh, yes, dear. Don: €fuptions. 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COMIC PAGE OCTOBER &, 1918. (Copyriteht. 1918. Trade Mark Reg. U. § VP -AND PwrcTvRes THe OLD THIE— AND GOOD mEnT~ ere ht. 1918. by R. wu. Goldbere,) KY He News. _ ge wae Webi BOSsN)’T DISTuRB AVE ohepapamhd AAD AS QUIELY AS | # 5 } 8 ‘ - Es most used of all artillery pieces. ® $25 to fire a 75 once. f Dies, Dow va KNOW WHAT (7 tS € Doe? . cA “Potice Dx —- SEE ' ee 4 Reverse Rites AWYIER: Are you married? Lady Witnergs: iried. lawyer: ‘you’? 4 Indianapolis Star. Domestic Amenities. Mrs. oh. man ”’ Spatts: Spatts liuh' I was and go of a woman hostor Transcript. or * Fletcher's ~ gives out. @® of them the destruction test. @ fired at $20 a shot until they wore out. > through the iron throat of such a rifle, the time > a Bi: 7 » in which it is actually q is its functioning lifetime. > the Isthmus at Panama and connecting the two = the stupendous accomplishment. No; !’'m unmar- What Judge nnmarried if | were only | You'd be as crazy as und marry some foel | . = @® that the war advances marks its ruse, RAED EIT AEE I : os AD oy tte ten rane cee cron — . es TE it ae i Sak - oF Ae tty EEF i Bitsy al a bigeye SRV O SRE . we eee tee Spite 6 ETERS nrg cea SPER Te UY ae SOP’ a >” be alte re i ne we eR te LE NR a r' o DDO DP SE IE DRA” TN 2s oe. oo? a> ~ A! shee ee — UNDAY | ro “Y oa ee soe. Seeing 2 Orr, roe eam 3 ; 71. NO. 43. ST. LOU Is, su NDAY “MORNIN Gi. OCTOBER 6 ane Skene mos Ses OR Re PET cn A ee 1918. PAGES 1—12. 4812, 000,000,000 for Man-Killing Devices Germany : Crushin tt ee et Ln _ me = | ™ om me = my * 100,000 TANKS, 2,500,000 MACHINE GUNS | + = me ™, = a, ps the Plan of the American Asteytenec of ‘Bulgariar Collapse Analyzed by Simonds “200, 000,000 Alone for Practice Am- } munition Illustrates the Vast : Scale Upon Which We Are Pre- ! paring for Our Advance to Berlin —Great Trains of Heavy Artil- ; Testing Grounds { lerv Leaving Daily. By William Atherton Du Puy. _ A Special Correspondent of the Sunday ‘ Post-Dispatch. OR a single item, artillery ammunition, one bureau of the Government is just now ‘ spending as Much money as it would cost ) to dig 12 Panama Canals. | That bureau is manufacturing machine guns in | such quantity that it could place one every foot from the Alps in Switzerland to the North Sea. The sum of money being spent for guns and ? ammunition is such that every man, woman and | child will have to dig up $120 for Uncle Sam that (, he may pay the bill. The biggest sum of money ever spent for a sin- ' gle purpose since the world began is the $12,- » 060,000,000 being put into implements of war by | | the Ordnance Department of the American army. Dividing the ordnance program into units, one | - may set the item of artillery, big guns, aside and , ' take a look at the cost of it. The two-year artil- | lery item is $2,230,000,000. It is a snug item. As | 7 3 a part of it, for instance, is that handy three-inch ( eth io” by the French. It is the , A battery of | - four of these guns costs about $110,000. It costs The only real test of a gun / " is the number of times it may be fired ‘before it | S field gun called “‘the When the United States came into pro- ) , duction on its 75’s it was necessary to give some | : Two guns were | This test ( ( vost $500,000. ( Dwarfing the Panama Canal , a ; An eight-inch howitzer is one of the useful big | ' guns. It costs $54,900 to manufacture Buch a gun / & and mount it ready for action. A rifle of the same \ - caliber is much more costly. It is good for but 200 q rounds. The time required to rip 200 shells | t performing the purpose | for which it is created, is but three seconds. That 4 ’ , _ For such artillery we are spending $2,230,000, 000 | © in two years. Before the war the great, spectacular / | accomplishment of the age was cutting through For a decade all the world clattered about Yet it cost but six F oceans. 350,000,000. The Government jis spending | “times as much on artillery in two years and artil- © lery is but a single item (and not the largest) in P. the program of a single bureau of the Govern- - ment. 3 In fact, | 4 half as much as F guns so made, this item amounting to $4,500,000,- this artillery program costs but about will the ammunition for. the ; 000, sufficient to dig 12 Panama Canals. ' The machine gun is the greatest killer of them * all. As a mower down of the“ranks of men its ) * » equal has never been devised. Every month ( more extensive | All of which is appreciated by the United } a States from its standpoint of detachment, from 4 _ which it may get a view in proper perspective. a » 80 what does the Ordnance Department do in the | " matter of machine guns? ; It is spending $800,000,000 for machine guns - alone. They are today coming through the fac- » tories at an incredible rate. It is not stated at | > the War Department what is the cost of a machine | ' eun and this varies, of course, with the different } ‘ing of the last census. ) . ‘such a fleet of ‘never existed before, whatever number of millions | mortar. /of fighting men may be necessary for the defeat ) of pipe to set off a cap and it was given some legs wz > a od Armorer’s hindlint ee Is Revived to Protect U. S. Troops CITE in contrast with this industry such glaring modernity is a bit of work that is going on in a workroom of the Metropolitan Museum of Artin New York. There an industry, dead for ages, ts being revived. There with the ham- mers that were used in the times of the Crusaders, clinking on anvils that were the property of the retainers of Richard of the Lion Heart, a new race of armorers is being taught to fashion protective plates for the youth of America as it goes forth tn its great crusade for liberty. The curator of arms and armor at the Metropolitan Museum of Art was Dr. Bashford Dean, who, in addition, was a zoologist of national reputation. The army has again demonstrated the diver- sity of the talent which it requires in fight- ing a great war by commissioning Dr. Dean a Major and assigning him to the task of designing protective armor for our fighting men. He has toured Europe for ideas, has borrowed suggestions from those men of the middle ages to whom armor making was a fine art, has even succecded in finding a great artist who comes of a strain of armor makers that is unbroken for a thousand years. Daniel Tachaur is a Frenchman and followed armor making as an art. Some of his pieces have won international fame. He is now at the head of the iworkshop at the Metropolitan Museum which is digging into antiquity for ideas of modern, Amer- ican quantity . production. — WILLIAM ATHERTON DU PUY. ‘that it would construct along about 100,000 tanks. |The money so expended is greater than that de- voted to the production of automobiles at the tak- It is about equal to the annual clothing bill of the women of the United | States. There is an odd billion here and there for pur- ) Doses not specified and incidental hundreds of )/millions for practice ammunition, or miscellaneous stores. arm practice a sizable appearance Ww \ \ | ( | Visit to Its | ¢ ) ‘by | mortars, ’ pipe. ‘ings for guns. mz La vy. haw! “Ordnanec Department, Under the Jurisdiction of Which This Pro- digious Program Is Being Car- ried Out, Is the Champion Spen- Produced by the War—A Vastly Enlarged der Quarters. ade factories. Altogether there are 18,000 people working on grenades. The U. S. Radiator people are making trench which are little more than pieces of The Worthington Pump Co. is making forg- The Pullman company of Chicago )}is making shell forgings, while the Electric Augo | Light Co. of Toledo is making rifle grenades. s A Trench Warfare “Party” 4 ‘the Government. \ those that are not, 1 asked for a list of firms that were working for ‘Let me give you a list of ” said the Captain in this house f ‘of death. ( “Tt will be much shorter. The indus- trial map of the nation might be made a puzzle } picture in which the problem was to find a man- (ufacturer not doing something for the Govern- \ ment.” \ / Back of Washington, on the wooded hills of. ‘Maryland, is a proving ground for trench warfare ‘ material. ) warfare party, Not long ago these men of the Ord- ,hance Bureau-gave what they called a “trench ’*’ to which were invited many army (officers, a group of Congressmen and a few cor- 'death saw some of their own devices in operation, \for the first time. ‘entrenched and therefore in positions ‘respondents. There the engineers of the house of There more of the appliances of war were unleased in an afternoon and evening than might be viewed in a front line trench in a month. The trench mortars were an interesting item. Their production is another of the new tasks of the war. The mortar is simple, however, and inexpensive. In the fall of 1914, when the oppos- ing armies in Northern France found themselves new to ; { Two hundred and thirty million for small / warfare, they began to devise new methods ammunition, for instance,, takes on \throwing explosives at each other. hen one remembers that we ) off a three-foot piece of iron pipe, stopped up the of Someone cut paid but $20,000,000 for the Philippines and could (lower end and tamped in some powder, put an therefore buy 11 such shot away in practice. groups with money thus } \ explosive shell on top of it and blazed away, much ‘as does an old-fashioned muzzle-loading shotgun. A grasp of the meaning of these figures brings ) Sometimes the pipe didn’t burst and the thing ‘an appreciation of the fact that the United States ) worked. ‘is going at the business of war on a scale so! stupendous as to baffle the imagination. ‘tional policy and determination that freighting ships into being as of the Hun, whatever amount of money is needed to finance our associates in the war, whatever amount of food is needed to feed ourselves and them: is creating such a quantity of the imple- ments that kill that Ahere can be no possibility of meeting it in kind on the part of the enemy. The American determination is to smother the ‘enemy in a superiority of supply as well as of? man power and make the result inevitable. { Ordnance Department's Vast Home | On the Mall, in Washington, that stretch of park ) right direction. Capitol, past ( known 6000 of them to be buried in the ground which extends a mile from the Washington Monument and to the Potomac, there has sprung up a great number of huge pebbledash temporary buildings. Vast 10-acre structures they ) are—one of them covers 40 acres. They are three stories high, with one wing after another in rec- taneular regularity. The Ordnance Bureau occu- pies two or three of them. You find a new building full of the experts who are handling ordnance every day or two, if you wander around. One day I stumbled into a new The na- , is calling | ® phere Evolving an Airplane Bomb Sight J From this experience was evolved the trench A pin was put in the bottom of the piece \to keep its nose pointed up at about 45 degrees. } Then a special shell was devised to shoot from it. This shell was dropped in from the muzzle. ‘to the enemy trench: ‘ nine-inch trench mortar , Its ‘cap hit the pin at the bottom and the shell was thrown high into the air and sent hurtling over The four-inch, six-inch, ‘was evolved. would shoot from 800 yards up te a mile. were simple and portable. where. In its simplest form the trench mortar is but a piece of pipe with one end closed and is buried in the ground with its nose pointed in the An officer told me that he had \thus, loaded and set off by electricity at the mo- \ new article thrust upon the American manufac- \ ment of a drive. At the trench party we saw these explosives hurled, saw them land and send their geysers of dirt aloft. : We saw also the airplane bomb in operation. When airplanes first began to operate they dropped the rejected shells of manufacture. So ) did the rejects become byproduct of value. Then grew up a special airplane bomb which is another building and found it was full of engineers whose turer. There were airplanes at the trench warfare fluence They German imperia! advance be removed beyond the ( Germany They | They are used every-| o_o — > > g Awakening att ay age an ae te = ee — ee ie ee ee id - — * + — Fi rom Her Dream of “Mitteleuropa” et ro Vast Dominion, Scheme of That Seemed but 1 Few Months Ago on the Verge of Complete Realization, Is So Com- pletely Shattered Now That Never Can Be Pieced Again. | [mperial By FRANK H. SIMONDS, , The Post-Dispatch’s Military Critic and Author of ‘*The Great War’’ and ‘‘They Shall Not Pass.’’ tussia and Rumania Sis: the treaties from the war there has been no more ini- Bucharest eliminated portant political event than Bulgaria's cry ‘“Kamerad!” on the morning of her great mili- tary defeats in Macedonia. The defection or col- lapse of Bulgaria will carry instant doom to the of Brest-Litovsk and World | i i i i —— -- Together | of . German Mitteleuropa, separate the Central Pow- | ers from their Turkish-‘ally and restore the old barriers to German expansion toward the East, to demolish which Berlin and Vienna risked a world War. We aye beginning to be perfectly familiar with » Mitteleuropa. The world understands now that in the years preceding the war, Germany was. laboring to construct a great central empire which should both insure to her the domination of Fu- | rope, as Napoleon possessed it in his great period, and, in addition, with Turkey and the Straits of | Dardanelles and Bosphorus included in the enipire, , ( ) by Germany or Austria that will be taken to right old racial wrongs under the 14 principles laid. would enable Germany to escape from the fatal embrace of sea power and lay hands upon Asia \ i i ee a a yy cm See ee eae ¢ ———_-_-—_——__——- e@¢ y 7S * ‘“ )}down by President Wilson. CUTTING This map shows the end of the German rain bow. THE HEART OUT OF MITTELEUROPA, ‘The shaded sections indicate territory held - The Rumanian frontier will be straightened by the addition of Austrian . Minor and even upon North Africa, to approach | ‘lands. The Czecho-Slovaks will be given their own state in Bohemia. The Jugo-Slavs either will get their own state to the west of Serbia or become a part of Serbia, as they wish, which, in either. Egypt and India. Mitteleuropa was a fact before the present war: pan-German maps and tions. of the present century to obtain the decisive voice in the German mind < it was a fact upon the in all German caleula- . in Constantinople, as a necessary further condi- ‘ | tion to the realization of the dream of Mittel-| europa, and an equally complete mastery of the Balkans, for it was essential to possess landward | communications with the Eurkish empire, and the communications necessarily Rumania, Serbia and Bulgaria. & By 1912 Germany had achieved economic and political supremacy at Constantinople. She had pushed the construction of the Berlin-Bagdad railway line from Scutari, facing the Golden Horn, to the Sicilian gates and her engineers were al- ready tunneling the Amanus and the Taurus to Progress of German Designs passed through | ~ open a way for the new railways into the plains « of Svria and Mesopotamia. accomplished the only interruption to German When this work was | power between Berlin on the North and the Per- | sian Gulf and the Suez Canal on the south would be the thin Balkan barrier ritories of Serbia, Rumania and Bulgaria. constituted by the ter- ( If this ) case, will be a big brother of the same race to them. Bulgaria will be kept strictly within her own bounds and so reorganized as to be strongly anti-German. Thus, between the two Teutonic nations | and Turkey, domination of which is essential to the Berlin-Bagdad scheme, will be interposed bitter German policy sought in the first years anti-German interests that will forever prevent Teutonic @xpansion in that direction. = —-— —_— E, the allies, have no desire to de- rive Germany ag such, but Mittel- europa must be destroyed if there is to be freedom in the world and liberty in Europe and Asia. German defeat and retreat in France is not at once so destruc- tive to German hopes and purpose as Ger- man defcat in the Balkans, because it is not the Germans’ territories, the terri- tories populated by Germans and properly German, which are at stake now, but the conquered territories. Bernhardi was al- ways talking about ‘“‘Wertd power,’ and it was German icorld porer that received a terrible and perhaps a fatal blow when the Serbs won their victory beticcen the Cerna and the Vardar. One hopes that this ultimate service of Serbia will never be forgotten by the more powerful States who are the allies of the brave little Slav State.—FRANK Hl, SIMONDS. ( | | : f } f barrier could be broken down, then German in- (shortly restore to Bulgaria all she had just lost. In 1914, therefore, when the world war came, would be unimpeded, and the route of reach of sea power. But in 1912 the first Balkan War suddenly raised ° a Balkan obstacle hitherto unexpected. Bulgaria, Serbia and Greece, laying aside age-long rivalries, controlled the Berlin-Bagdad roadway } except for the short span between Belgrade and made a common cause against the Turk, defeated him, deprived him of all but a tiny fraction of his } European territory and thus laid the foundations ° to what seemed for the moment likely to develop | into a powerful Balkan federation and a perma- | nent barrier to German expansion to the south- ward. In this situation German and Austrian diplomacy ( made a bargain with Bulgaria by which Macedo- . undertook to remove the danger. Serbia had nia was to be partitioned between the two states, received Northern Albania and her long-desired “window on the sea.” Austria forbade Serbian Serbia then asked a revi- empire. ) the Bulgar frontier. to her great Mitteleuropa. ) Serbia, then, with the King of Greece in her con- | and her armies would reach Indla and Egypt. trol and a strong element in Russia at her dis- posal, she might hope to establish her great world | Ttalian colonies in North Africa were endan 5 Austria . attacked | Serbia in 1914, and thus precipitated the world ) ‘the Baltic. In these conditions This .was the one barrier Could she dispose of : | Sthe Spring of 1916 a British army, striking at Bag- ‘dad, was captured at Kut E] Amara, and, a little earlier, Turkish forces bad attempted to pass the | Suez Canal and invade Egypt. Such, briefly, is ) the story of the Balkan episode up to the close of 1916. In three campaigns the Germans had re- alized all that they had hoped and planned to re- alize. They dominated Austria-Hungary by al- liance; they had destroyed Serbia and Rumania. )They had harnessed Bulgaria to their car, and’ rewarded the Bulgars by giving them vast Ru- }manian and Serb territories, which could only be ‘held with German aid: ‘the Bulgars to invade Greece and occupy the Ka- they had even permitted vala district, while they had persuaded the Turke to cede fo Ferdinand the strip of territory facing ) Adrianople, which insured rai] communcation on Bulgar sot] from Sofia to Dedeagatch on the } Aegean. Mittel Europa at Its High Tide In this situation it as last became plain to the whole world that, if Germany could, retain what she has acquired by conquest and alliance in the Near East, if she conld continue to held Serbia and dominate Rumania and Bulgaria, as well as Turkey, after peace was restored, she would in no long time become the greater Power in the world, The ) British empire was threatened, the French and )the Black Sea had become a German lake, lke Moreover, the collapse of Russia ‘war, for Russia was bound to support Serbia and | 114 the elimination of the Slav as’a great Power ‘ Britain and France could not abandon their Rus- ) sian friend. The Collapse of Rumania it existed. Serb army, ) | Femoved all curb to German ambitions on the eastern flank and added to the German conquests in the Balkans vast regions of Ruesta. Yes, despite this period, visible in 1915, when ) Serbia fell, unmistakable a year later, when Ru- After the war came we baw the total! failure of | manta was conquered, accentuated by the col- the larger part falling to Bulgaria, while Serbia ; the allies to grasp the Near Eastern situation as Instead of reinforcing the splendid which, twice, of its own intiative and ! lapse of Russia, there was no immediate remedy for the allies, who, in the present spring, were ‘confronted with a life and death struggle in / with only its limited resources, defeated Austrian / France and were actually obliged to recall men armies, the allies were caught by the lure of Con- } and guns from the Balkans to save Paris. Save 7 )stantinople and wasted their human and material / for British colonial troops operating from the twhich had been conquered by Serb and Greek | ‘resources at Galipoli. As a result, when the time ( Persian Gulf and from Egypt and slowly ad- ‘armies. Bulgaria refused and, incited by Berlin, ; ... ome Germany and Austria attacked Serbia; ; vancing about Jerusalem and Bagdad, no allied op- attacked Serbia. The Second Delkan’ War tr Bulgaria abandoned her neutrality and treach- / erations were possible, and these were relatively lowed, and the destruction of the Balkan league, “erousls assailed the Serbs in the rear, and, in a | minor, for, if Germany could continue to hold the fatal obstacie, to German schemes, ‘was tame *brief campaign, the little Slav state was overrun the road from Berlin to the Golden Horn, she achieved. ‘and the last barrier between Berlin and the Near | might. subsequently send troops south and, em- ) ast abolished. In 1915 Mitteleuropa was a fact. ) ploying the Turk armies, remade and stiffened by / A year later the brief Rumania episode com- | German contingents, sweep Allenby and Mande'q ) pleted the creation of Mitteleuropa. Brought into ) armies out of Mesopotamia and Palestine. | ‘the war by Russian command, betrayed by the | The solution of the problem, so far as ft bad @) Russian Cabinet, Rumanian armies defeated and j solution, was obvious. There were both tn Turkey | the country overrun, the Rumanian Government {and Bulgaria strong, elements opposed to Ger~' had no escape from the surrender which followed \ many. As the war dragged on, both nations were) ‘the Russian revolution and placed Rumania com- ; beveeing affected by war weariness. Turkey had: pletely under German control. At the close of ( fought Italy, the Balkan states and was now fight-: 1916. Mitteleuropa was an even more impressive ‘ing the Western Powers, and the burden of the: The Balkans were lost to the allies, gave ( ) three wars, two of a ree: PR nu in oup of nations. On the other for Saloniki, and there was grave danger that the ) the third becoming untavora le, was vy - eg ame ya seg entirely in the hands of { Salonixi army might be assailed in the rear by earn hd tteri fought Turkey, Spy the Germans; her Czar held his throne as a re- ) the Greek forces under King Constantine, the now at grips four as pani a ee guilt of German financial aid fo his coufitry and ( brother- in-law and faithful friend of the, Kaiser. ox of both nations eoormour, ‘the assurance that Germany and Austrig would ‘Meantime, the war had overflowed into &sia; in| ~~~ Gemtinued on Page Ning : classes. It is not likely that they will cost more expansion to the sea. » than two or three hundred dollars apiece and it 5 is therefore obvious that we intend putting mil- 3 lions of them on the front. If nothing else were | used it would require an army of 4,000,000 to © handle 1,000,000 machine guns. There is, there- : fore. assurance of the determination of the United ; States to produce enough machine guns to abso- 4 _ lutely smother the enemy, to get an abundance » of that implement of destruction which has never ' : Yet been in evidence in sufficient quantity. » Bou ht “ea borne t igna- hd has been made Fp his er 50 years. Allow no one Counterfe ‘its, Imitations and Periments, and endanger the ence against Experiment. ASTORIA titate for Castor Oil Pare- ‘Syrups. It contains neither er narcotic substance. For S been in constant use forthe latulency, Wind Colic and rishness arising therefrom, a al — apt et aids the ase alithy and natural sleep. © Mother’s. Friend, e Always Bought . ’ Signature of 4 business it was to devise new killers. | party and they dropped bombs from a mile up I went in and talked to some of these engineers. } and missed the targets not more than a hundred, One told me about hand grenades. Here is a thing feet, which is considered pretty good shooting. that was never manufactured before this war ) The ordnance engineers are working on a bomb came. A grenade is a handful of death wrapped sight. It is an imconceivably difficult mathe- ba in a castiron casing. These engineers design \matical problem. It must figure automatically pr m. Some of them are intended to burst into | the height of the airplane, the rate of speed at fragments which kill as they fly. Others have | which it is traveling, the rapidity of fall of the mere paper jackets and it is the power of the ex- \ ean: the wind, and point its finger at the point plosion that does the killing. Some are filled | where, under those circumstances, the projectile, with phosphorous and fling its flaming material ) will land. There is a sight in use which does all’ all about the place of their bursting. apes and its functioning is becoming more and i asked where hand grenades were made, what more accurate “ the time. industries were serving the Government by pro- { sion of her Bulgarian agreement, which would » enable her to hold more of Macedonia, all of i Bulgaria Became a German State — ic $350,000,000 for Small Arms Alone For small arms we are spending $360,000,000. | That is more than we used to spend for the { - Maintenance of the whole army and navy for a : year. \ speedometers, 4 Fsr azmored motor cars there is a total of /of popcorn machinery. Unfortunately for Germany, however, Serbia, ° and not Bulgaria, won the war, As a consequence | a considerable Serbian state was created squarely across the German pathway to Constantinople, and for this state there was assured Russian sup-. port. Rumania, too, had been drawn into the \ conflict, and was now passing from her alliance | to Germany to a sympathetic understanding with ; fact. ducing them. I was given three firms as illustra- { tions. There were the Gorham people, who make | silverware; the Stewart-Warner people, who make ( Holcombe & Hoke, manufacturers ‘The Rocket and Flare in Battle A Diiecmiee . Another of the novelties of the ordnance trench ) Warfare party was the demonstration of the use, ; All are making grenades. / of pyrotechnics. The safe-and-sane Fourth of the 4 $377,000.000 available. To the initiated in military There are many others, 9) factories in all. The ) last few vears has caused a slump in fireworks ' matters “armored motor car’ means, chiefly, { grenade industry " hat mg out west. Man) of manufacture, but there were still the great spec- : tanks. So it would appear that Uncle Samuel ex- (them are made in Wisconsin. There is much hand ( tacles whenever an exposition was held ‘and state | pects to drive up to the line with quite a flock of work in fitting the parts together, and therefore and county fairs have a liking of one night in a » engines. If this amount of money would (an oppo unity for women workers. Many folks (blaze of glory. The pyrotechnic display has al- ty wild 400 destroyers, the uninitiated might guess } who go in society out i ee ee eh Continued on Page Ten. @ fer 30 Years ev, REw YORK crrrv.

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9 | | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1918. | | STLOUIS PosT-pispaTcH WHY FOLK SHOULD BE ELECTED | wie ‘POF SWIFT WRITES ROOSEVELT f ns lfourth of the average man’s report | Camase. Pep oO ey cond ments continue to The Germans put division after division | re ee ee OF ery Seetre! © | ie jof events or conversation, from mem- eitun.** Shae prea “te p . ~~ AS . *t “uar secure. The free peoples and their pee Me > ' at 2 This column is designed to reproduce | FOREN, aS Cates S ee and from I. W. W.ism at home, — nel “orp = 1 . es : nificent soldiers will save civilization. | party advantage and party tactics in dealing with the qsithout bias the latest comment by the STARS. Truly old things pass. It is one of the | of iy ee i " “Ghost Dance” at Minnea graduate of ¢ a in #8 Onegin ye conrad gue ie igge dT President and with war measures? i apd Lo agar are oe pertoa- LUE were her eyes tagcat ag acts rneny itself sah deck naj Gdamaeat’ ae capanateient| “Finally the meeting of the > Sang bse . oe (.0n { ; C , scals on e questions of the day. 5 pres ) ne tonger care to live In a WOFri¢ 8 i . ; . : : } e fraternity aie , come some day; but we are all inflex- 2. What effect would the defeat of the President's | a cana ci changing from the world we knew. If Freer one ay amt , Their R cgip wes od ot cen ee oe suet scnestl Ardsiey Golf Club and te eet | aad a8 nag ra eengehad in party in the elections and the reversal of congressional | STAMPING OUT THE SLAVS. Fock Quang heredity we could return to earth, ns anne pracy dln fang ete ania aa Huns-within-our-gates, and it” omg J gs os any respect in order to attain a higher ye : ‘ o , is that we would not. .No other piace | ‘ _, | ‘ : 4 New York civilization. A soldier who turned his| control have on the President's prestige and his moral | "HE nie og : oe. og ege ith the could be so strange as this | Business etticisacy, ane trom wd rage aa ‘tae thant Se 7 Miss Tripp's parep™ — . . , Saale | . ~ question of what to do witn tt And I could sit i ee : on } bia s ey « bal, : spe 7 hack to the enemy would be covered strength as leader of the allied forces, fighting for jus-| : ) ‘ “sy = = - belief that cheapness is SITOROCNOE | a of the league were ol Madison avenue and ha with shame and back home a workman. ” Slavs is no question al all to Ger- W atching the moon & a , 4 ; a matter of dollars and cents. eaders gue P Rome at Helle Haven, who deserts his task would deserve to | tice and liberty? mans and Austrians. ‘We must exter- By night, and get TALS OF Tae Ae. “Those who eat in cafeterias might | ae pony a grt send eu Conn., from which plac =), , , ‘ . oe ; ie My words in tune. | nar ( ee ” P ’ 4 ; an a ey were seein = . tee Ger ae thee on to goed cae et SOs Sees i Pie caeeect at |-minnte theni!” is the uavatying aAswer. 3 : | BS age Peng Weiagtlinns, 6 rinses tod thebann patie Ra rnsesa yaw th quire power by pandering to and ment was announced - are every day risking eir lives for the. —— ae — e ; as ‘ ‘ whit e a : 7 mber of the Jun great cause of humanity. France can! the war, despite all mistakes, is manifest. The success Deputy Wichtl of the German party of When stars aflame sence from Lee Hali Flying Field in | would save more time. The doctor | fuencing read poems spirit ye 2 ype Andi Gate 4 truthfully say she has spared herself in | . , : Bu : Austria, in a recent speech congratu- | Burned in the sky, Virginia, and has some pretty good | usually gets the money they save by and envy an gnorance an aR te arents, and no respect. itegeh dchemceeeriadbrpiiea cesses apna, beagerventignatdn ‘lated Germany upon its success up to [| dreamed of fame tales! He's a balloonist, and flying | this economy, and shortened life is| hatred. They were trying to oom Reet. Calvin 7 Gatch, Well, I think I will have to close with He has splendidly defined our war issues and war aims the present in having “annihilated With her near bs | they can’t tell where they are—so come | heavy interest on the accumulated Lenine and Trotzy have done to ne Diotinn got in New my best regards to the boys at Wagner | ifi » be 1c , : — | down just low enough to ask a farmer. | minutes which they deposit to the | %@- | -esent at lectric Co., where I worked 3% years. | He has unified the American people; he has unified serbia. Montenegro and Russia. The And when they fell. Once they floated just about twilight | credit of business. “The 1. W. W. leaders have 0@ Zone oe ie oul My home is 4°11] Chouteau avenue, St. | the thought, command and action of the allies. Under next job would be to stamp out, root and j I know not why. ' time over a farmhouse trom which is- } “In these places there is no in- convicted of disloyalty and yet it as did BIS 4 re. , Louis, Mo. . : mae aia branch, the Slavs of Austria-Hungary They drew no spel! sued a regular hick from Hickville. | centive to keep the mind from the! to the head of this organization, . : zt 4 GEORGE ART. SOLLMER. a re ee ee eee He was cheered = Se Tet Se. | who stood gawking up at them; so they | work one has just lett. The atmos-/D. Haywood. that the secretang: Se - cal all 78th Co, 6th Reg., 24 Bat., (1. S. Ma-/| Plished and a great and efficient force of Americans are ik pines leaked forward cobfi- velled at him—drawing each word out | phere of these places is hurry. At) the nonpartisan league wrote . “gh san cea Park rines. A. E. F. a a a. But now I see to be sure he'd hear: | the noon hour they are crowded, and April 5,.1917, a letter in whieh 4g } , , , ' ; ‘t day's event f a eas | . (dently to the time when the Slavs would The heavens far “Where are we? Where are we?’ someone is waiting for a vacant seat. | spoke of ‘this damned war busin ° “ng , - asi adil an Soldier Wants Music oo for allied arms. be wiped off the face 6f Eastern Eu- Can bankrupt be The man called out: Bustle begets nervousness, and pas-| “There isn't a German abroad, aged pert i san ‘ . ve _ ’ . ' . i ¢ vet © , - € Heries Te the Fditor of the Post-Dispatch. | Would not the defeat of the President's party and the rope. ‘‘And when that time comes,” he Without a star. | You can’t fool me, doggone you: | try ts swallowed with a gulp of cof-| « pro-German at home who dows Wounded were held. Iam with the A. E. F. over } nail ; de Juded. “‘t) i] » fonmer Ga tere | You're right up in that little basket!” | fee. This is feeding, but it is not| wish success to the nonp \ ola. well would like to ask ' iia ae cn ys reversal of party control in Congress tend to weaken , “OPCUCES, ee ee ee % Its treasures go. Then the other really good one is a | eating.” league as at present controlled, % young me? er tt , sn @ tay am “are . , states, but only one great Germany. It ™ ee »story. Y¥ ‘key * 4 ” & oo * an actor, also a pianist. and would like| the President’s strength and infiuence? Would not the) - i ecaitanng ? | Ane there is gloom, | darkey story. Tou know Garkey super | Cannot Train Memory. | eee: hs! J eut in full foree. The : se will be one big German house, where | For death, you know | stition—and the balloons simply ful- | Regarding the memory, and sys- Opposes Kaiser @& League, — : ; ro have you insert in your paper a@ re- | success of the opposition in America be hailed by our | ri fi ir wi , | d that new was one oF ae quest regarding music of ‘any kind | 7 e . only German will be spoken, only Ger- | Writes beauty’s doom. filled their wildest fancies. When {rome of .memory cultivation, Prof. Col. Roosevelt asserte tne Today will B ’ ; 5 nae SP P all ey Eg ay. » 7 whether new or old, to be sent to me. ag| enemies as evidence of a lack of confidence and support | man ideas thought, and German battles Sy oh they'd ses one of the big, stent ejects jes Seve | two great issues at this time the auto races, coma : | am entertaining the boys at the present | of the President’s war policies on the part of the Amer ‘fought. Then we shall wage a new war Be oe son orm gg nS ein peo “y” orn cregattat Perla Feek Alaycnorvigy. or pierces PS meger get ¢h- om, ' bene at tt re. a - , Pt — vow , My empty sky!) a village would simply disappear for | a t} as d .|and insist on thorougn-gomeg ' io the best of my ability. Being a resi- tt hamines, , se , _—s wer Cts Y | OFy. R Cher Wores, Inve GRE Wom dent of good old St. Louis I thought you! ican people? Would it not tend to dishearten our We shall deliver three mighty wee, 9 The stars I miss the day. ae Sig ‘en have a good memory for certain | icanism. - js seeeesee : could help me with some of my troubles | Mieliadhd ahd emsouseiia. eee cians forcing our wav to America, subduing That fell from high One day a . ae Beat officer | kinds of facts, and a poor metnory | | In connection with mre . an : of trying to locate some music. also 6 ‘isi Me ‘the whole Orient and establishing Ger- | ' took Out One of the Sancens and land- ‘for others. A woman, for example, proposal to enter a league of na s scripts and dialogues, new or old. So if) Wée do not urge the election of a great Democratic Ma-| yan power over Japan and China!” sie Thao eget ed for information in the yery middle (may be able to recall the dishes | the Colonel vehemently declares | os : you will kindly do so Il can assure you jority in Congress: we do not rae the defeat of a single NY, ss ; as My darkness bore. of a darkey town. The entire popula- | served at a score of dinners to which | until Germany has been beaten ie] : it will be fully appreciated by not onte | ONY , urge the : se, = «Naturally one of the steps in accom- | In days of old, tion had vamoosed except one ‘old [sno was invited, yet be unable to re- | her knees and just so long as GS 8 ; ss myself but all of the boys who are doing | Republican candidate now in Congress who is loyally! plishing this German ambition would be A brighter lore. recct agg? oe xe he ks ae ap sn i'member any historical facts that she | many is under = oy ‘saa ‘ their bit. Thanking vou in advance. 1 | ) . , aon. (9 Oppose vigorously the formation of down. So e flver—pi cheeks, En | nese read. , ment, to allow her to join such am. , Sul porting the war. Wedo suggest the danger of a con | cetera RE Ps EON So heart be still. , glish flying costume, etc., stepped out “We may. however, improve our | league would be like asking outia . e : PRIVATE OTTO E. BUSCHELBERG. | &Fessional reversal. We believe that a change of con-) Fa. Germ int of view Gite | ee ie re Rel | and mammy rose to the occasion. Bow- |apility to recall in certain lines by | train robbers and gunmen to jou . 4 . “1 ‘To rman point of vie nis | } , , >; : ‘rap! ASSING ; . anyT ™ bo] be] ‘systems whicl are. offered for sale.| C*T™. continue eS Vorones, : Tn your editorial in the Post-Dispatch victory and the peace which are now in sight. And it “S Ste possible that they may Pay sg va sae pence me, ‘ One of these tpstems, he says, teaches ' inasmuch as we are members of : today you quoted Joseph W. Folk as Democratic defeat in Missouri would probably be de-, have mor Men the Germans to say in| ' my ; hae “ whis y _ aa A, ONE, THE. ‘a plan for translating ficures into | easue, we have been culpably 4 ep | saying: (re : : the fing) dispbsitig® of themselvee ana} °° mented by what seems a safe ONE, The. ‘the. letters of words. _lict in our duty in not long ago Ge ) “The war being a success, Presi. | “'8!¥e a8 to stone. control. their tefritory. Certainly the neat and! ising ae rape it ei Fe so A Meaninglessly flung to space. _ Another mail order memory sys- | claring war on the armes Gm dent Wilson and his party are enti- | 7 ie ito: RS ames effective way in which the Czecho-Slo- nee ah aa inns npr Pa rate > sf “ai | JA, One, The. tem, it is related, requires the stnu- of the league—Turkey and Bu | +4 . tied to the credit.”’ | An average of 20 Ne Haviland airpianes, with Liberty Vaks have been cleaning up large pieces) (0 “ ef md ge i ene v" © | Man plies them ike shuttles | dent to associate and combine mental| W® have wrongfully left our al , : as , os . , p ] 4 ST. e@ Sf CLACIC Ss , So ‘Aare ' : « i ) Now, you infer from this that Mr. | motors, are-arriving in France daily, to give a further | °f annihilated tussia and restoring it aciites ini . ~ortinragens 4 kh t. Within all his weaving ‘picttites of objects.. One hundrea | '° win without our aid, decisive Vi Folk claims all of the glory for the Pre tres en od i there was no period in the sentence used | TERAUCHI’S COLLAPSE : : | | ey are clay within my hands These systems are fairl y and continued: ; these 74) Gas j The quotation should read: contemplating a searching investigation. Only one dif- reoek si ne . , — home community a gentile soul with Or the hands of all men. Cunning little ‘tive or those on ’ . rg t they cons. “But we must not expect | & *}) = : a se . ' ' 4 , ; , > , $s ( , iky > ° uv . e. . 7" ad af é If the war were a failure Presi. 'fteulty presents itself, Farmers do aot, as a rule, keep a couiee ak Sends ete LE soe he o! been roe dba “ good whisky I ellets which fill out the faflures ‘tiaue and tert: heerlen ne {such a league more than it can bs 4 : sags ie and his aed sh Ae have | pooks, and it is feared that anything like an official. i eciadh cnits a lipo yee dbasieins ie be ya ri ; c ai 0 Jia- ’ : ’ st, : sg Publicity Bureau, Democratic State Com. | public purposes. Not long ago some of the railroads) PUt Terauchi, once the head of Ja thing else is going to happen the Turk, |membering in mind. He will also! ysis rely on himself for his satel iv , ; pan’s big military academy, the Minis- too, furnishes ch th . | Observe details, and repeat parry : ag = ° : , tinctive ty 4 on were staggering under these inflictions. Since income ter of War, and later “resident” and then ful itien nae: Otte Ae sa a | wishes to rememb he what he and not on scraps of paper signed mf + ay een sft . . ‘ul expectation any of us has just at er, as ne never did | ad 4 ‘ : ie i . , : - Soe ' = i ie oe . , ‘ A others , i | . | Czecho-Slovak Celebration. ng ris regen the a of most commer a Pn 90 swell alg genre gio . this time. We don't care what it is, before the expenditure made it worth | ‘a dial ; i Su 5 : . cCuiate oO % ' i , stendom., ar « ' le o saad , : : nh SS ORE NCE EOS II i “ : ne ib:

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SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1918. i T-NISPATCR RT me NEVELT ASSHLSS NOKPARTY LEAD ae f ees ed - « - x NOT Those of Trotzky. “fs Prophet Activities, With Its New Roster of Debu- tantes and Small Talk of a Dawning Social Season‘ . y the Associated Press ‘BILLINGS, Mont., Oct. 5.—A ‘d [Is Eclipsed by War Work in Which the Younger cannot afford to accept the legg am Set Particularly Is Busy With Hand and Mind. any party,.nor of any organs a | | | on calling itself nonpartisan, ail 3 : einen | MAO | ri lly acting as a party, which is’neas ‘@ F we were still living in those carefree days of ante-bellum times the so- a ; Cf st and foremost American, aan cial season by this time of the year would have been fairly well launched Lothing but American. déclared Gguaae @ and the debutantes would be living in eager expectancy. of their intro- heodore Roosevelt here tonigh¢ aid ’ sction into the world of society. The Veiled Prophet would have paid his | 1 address in which he outlined yaa gpnual visit last Tuesday evening and chosen the “Queen of Love and ous phases of-the war and its m “ Beauty” for the cnsuing year. Never since that potentate began his sov- Gelights. - se Pereign rule over St. Louis “400” has his absence been so prolonged, as it is | , “There are po ae grave caus 8 ‘pow two years since he held his court. Miss Mary D. Jones is enjoying the_ eC Nartheet:” he tal re jongest reign that has ever been accorded one of his queens, as last Tues- | resident continued as he -read frome day she entered upon her third year of undisputed sway, she having been | paper figures which purported gam gliosen upon the occasion of the Veiled Prophet’s last visit and still holds | ow discrepancies in connec on “the title. _ ith the prices paid for wheat angay But if His !o:perial Majesty is too engrossed with war work to fulfill e pc : : ghee , Kajiwat® } 5 al . . | freight rates, 4 mgm hai Ee a a. | ig te * rap? py Kay oil! S0rxe at Hs | He asserted that “many of ¢hame Bis social obligations, so are the debutantes, or rather those who would be | eee. a ‘ Reh ee Oe eae : ~ PS Se di cs ce by Katierns emedies proposed. are not only debutantes, were it not for the war. They, too, are so taken up with their oe xT ; ow : es & } AD me ‘ fiyiss Nuno ssa hop Cpenng CF tie $$ ara. Ilse, but mischievous, and = ye “war work that they haven't time to miss the whirl of gaieties that played | mY -_ ; ‘ Bs « 3 : ae 0 ag Beg a \ : : x ocr oy l/) ‘SD Shsb . ave harm may be caused by . the ‘geh a prominent part in their older sisters’ lives. With so much falling ee. Se : fi = ‘38 SA S65 a £ / - , be i / - f . . D/// Ss rV, LNAI\D ° tt. P a tia LAA SH fe haracter of the agitation conducted ee : es : nar : . . 3 | . PiLLaeg 427) WLS . s* .. tus MITA UILG.-+2 © rsome of the men who profess “ome io the lot of women to do in this world struggle the young girls have brave. | = ‘ . eee Se eae a ae ’ & @ seeking these remedies. v' ‘Jy put their shoulders to the wheel and their time is go filled with war ac- | | + eae aS * , : ee, ; o" ee . Harris H. Johnston of Clayton Opposes State Socialism. 3 tivities that the wer'd of society and all that it used to mean, seems but a rN) 2 Seas Se ESS . Oe Shays NE: | ; ) | on : a re a ‘ . Zz : ; Soe Bs eee 3 =: "OU. oO. Will like d n a ‘Bs calls itself a- nonpartisan party ¥ : “wag ee ; cient bride Mrs. Powell Whitehead, Misses : } iby et ie ie "] ry.” me Guy Eastman Tripp became the bride |) ouise Francis, Mary Plant, Ruth Zainst other classes. 1 object jase’ of Lieut. Nelson B. Gatch, son of Mr. : strongly whether such a politic a Capen and Beatrice Turner. Mrs. es: a ~~ os 2 —- Sf he. Members Day Commins ) . ; - : : =; Louis Women’s Club Johnston. agaugnter Ot Mr. and Mrs le, of merchants, lawyers, farmersage te St. Resis Hotel at » o'clock DY | pave as assistants Mrs. John &. Car- | Wage earners. we Chaplain Carhart, U. 8S. N., tormert tar. Mre. Edward’ F. Deacon, Misses | =e / ..-% / ppeared [ was inclined to welcome | New oe ae " ly Sahel fate = Juliet Revburn, Marie Laker, Mary | and it was with real reluctancemee mrse recepuon. Atiss AGab 2MPP Randolph Gordon, Jane Bens, : " : ° » ae Mayward Gatch served his brother as Tern erne ’ tratt: aria Jey) - f) ae ] Stat re privil ea » LUNG ; > 7 ership that controlled it was of Fay) ; wren Prost, setrieits Dave, sre UY, 5 Dylop (A) LAL se i te , eutut ch a character as to threaten this gy Dest ™4n. ees Carter, Eleanor Knupp, Erwin SMH AM ’ . : r mas =" Seaphcie epee Ye (ween ¢ : *, po: aw ETO SEN ot a of - a” ‘ —— © : ie ais = hy; resid} Alliunes kranenise . street boot is z 3 Po} “agate aagecentiae . ; n) NQALOINLCH « week was th of Miss M ' ’ *, a. hich came from Bolshevism abroad) gy the aviation section of the V. S. Sig- jan Franciscus. Mrs. George Marion me tie, gsi ER ain | , i a Prager Ringo SN # B d ¥ | nd from 1. Ww. W ism at home. s ‘nal Cor ps last ebruary. Lie ix 2 Rrown will huve the frankfurte rs LC AML od ALE L/h CY WCAILSLELIL «+ Tee a lie sle'a : >a el rd fot "Ty aav. atl her residence, 4 de ernar "a. brown or gray kid- “Ghoy Dance” at Minneapolis, © &raduate of Columbia University and) ,ng wiil be assisted by Mmes. David lata aint aig Pes the; h# North King’s highway. to aiscues . The Paris Shop of %. skin—soft and flext- “Finally the meeting of the league mm © 2 member of the Alpha Delta Phi} jrentress, Charles Skinker, Christy Rossi, Jules Lertero, Joseph Bada- 00 gern — yids i sing Money ke aT = a i ble — military. heels i Minneapolis about a year ago was * Fraternity and ilso a member of the bryan, Robert M. Nelson, Jlorace M. racco, Vivian) Vito, W. VD Thompson “s > a ' : te ais Sess est ee see coe ee rhe Gg %e : T il d and imitation stitch- rned into a ghost dance of the gg Atdsiey Golf Club and the St. Louis, goper, Gwynne Evans, Guy Study, 1. C. Hedges, Viviani Salvatore, I i$} ot : : tivity, jus Ree St Semi-! ailore ed tip—a notable 2 value at our price, - Country Club He is stationed in Thomas Bond. Misse . [cli Mellier, , \MIormiini, 1) I Lie € Mrrante, ; ‘ Che ! oe % 1% | ii } ‘ “» ‘ th , a tarry & 4 . Sti - : D OO Q puns-within-our-gates, and it “ me evidence“to me that in so far 7m New York. 5 = a ¢ | j Bee. at the ee ee : lee @] artime wardrobe they dared, the most prominent _ Miss Tripp s parents reside at 667 Alice Tutt. Caroline Fowler and Mar- panied on his concert | rene : , | ng —s merged Vor t - wore artic | baders of the league were playing@g Madison avenue and have 2 country guerite er een ee ere tae Nee i bride he ' 2) ee nA: ae mE aE CoEU, 2 1. od ‘): pores pico see @e game of sedition and disloyalty — home at Kelle Haven, Greenwich, Dorothy Park Benjanun, Hueiter of | - ff o57!° Enrich: I ridav ; Lif e 7 we sh he ; — - moti os fgg ; nd that they were seeking to aceog ~@onn.. from’ which place the engage- N evens. which will bring vul aia well-known Law yer, author and nau- * senate ais peg io fa thira . Le 1d ne int Gane han a smi oth or .| uire power by pandering to and in-a ment Was announced in August. She A sree and fashionable auaienc Val expert ot New York. OC > cs - tig? neh and Amert an sand cey Dress, uencing the base spirit of greed ¥ isa member of the Junior League. is the concert to ve given Oct, ee r . ‘94 fd InCsn re w aa sf “4 Have You Seen nd envy and ignorance and clasé | Mr. and Mrs. Giateh, the bride- 22 at the Coliseum by enrico | aruso, ONIGIET hs aces tne bh Henn ene 8 7 ” . an sinslnga inedeumecae indent . oo : ag te Our New Models atred. They were trving to do what | groom's parents, and his brother. the world-famed tenor, HORE ol ot the Allies t Shep ; “ me Ahite of cite ork a I A ct tra tok. — Peay T © thine and Trotzy have done to Rus Sideut. Calvin F. Gatch, U. S. A., air; those who have already subscribed MW ashington avenue, Wh ch- ee a enad oper ) | | 7 7 sft aay et Tai ade : | Service, are in New York. having for boxes are Judge Daniel GG. Tavyv- under the direction of the merican |“ : a a cat mike . and the wew moeeltae “The 1. W. W. leaders have been be gone to be present at ‘he wedding. | lor, kestus J. Wade. Alesandro Bro- Mund for Prench \\ ounded. _ , : haku le fees the 1 i SS » ot eg rem nvicted of disloyalty and vet it was a as did also Mrs. Hayward Catch. letti. CG. Giustti, (;uide doggy nis cergcxom of 4 eaten society sh Is will wht : ie , ) r tai \ a £4 i L Fe ; Clit t ss , a r ‘= mais a b the head of this organization, W. 4 ; John T. Miliken, Hlenry W. Kiel, a. ae pcm enone mosipas Mtiss ye ya | tat tne A emewnnon tan | adies’ Tailor 7 ol ney et ais—up to $t2. Haywood, that the secretary of & His delightful weather®of ves- L. Wilkinson, Dan CC, Nugent, Julius vid F Pe mn or coer he é‘ | | ey © “« vs ‘ . ps e nonpartisan league wrote on T eeraas brought out a large crowd oops ert nape n ear d y ne vis i sige ste ) pee : ea | for smal ore 7) - » " = nt arwe Pork vhere the Chartes , soy, wsames arvevy, app. e cenalirnian; AiSs¢ LY) Seg glenda a RE Sh he ne ‘ ; , hin ah) t pril 5, 1917, a letter in which he a at Maxwelton % 5 oa oo nrg: edward Monti, Dr. CG. Cataldi. H. W.., cille Capen, Jane Bemis, Anne [31 3 , . oes “ Me =) Th > Wt Nil, boke of ‘this damned war business.’ 9m first day's events of . : a ee P , Rain 3 nmenmbersi-of the Soldiers, a ) fae % Say ae : “There isn’ : SEE bencfit meet under the auspices of | Mddy, Walter Medart, Pappinae Giu- | *rances: “sarriscn, enya Daduaeeteg a Je a . iad mai “eA Building 7 | | k= = RE yep a ~ we ee : ! Ciroline Tyler. Beatrice Turner, Noe- Si LLO? ( cy a | , | Pes 4 “p — a ae = | a eee a ee pro-German at home who does not | a American . fun oe ne eT ny te ae 4G , Marvy Clark, Lucille Howard, Mary) Cantanzare. Caruso will a sa FF- ilj’ i tr ee "neco.awts _ -- — om 3g ~~ : Ht = _ ‘} ‘ { s $.> Re Ad 7 fo Mrench | seffi, Louis Cicardi, Joseph Freschi, Joseph Lumaghi, J. mi * Walsh. - Mar: Isrvson, ©: wom- Charles. Spink, i’ O'Neil, Clarence Curby, G. Peluso, Knapp. Helen Rex. Arata. James, Beth, Amy Rule, Afarie b: ker, ris ere : — = Drurnmond, tenrietta ‘ —- ~* — — om , "Tiberts : rm. Ewing, J DD. P. Francis, Claude st in our duty nm not long ago de- u os >, % , om ‘BONDS Wennel i\ and Miss Maud Csambtl laring war on the armed enemies? : | 3 | en ee ae f the league—Turkey and Bulgaria. 7 | ve have wrongfully left our allies © win without our aid, decisive vic- ¥ bries over these two vassal states of) “ ermany.”” ° . The speaker advocated the recog- 7 ition of the Jugo-Slavs, Armenian® / "oles and other oppressed nationali- 7 & | — es @ a f Hee, as well as-the Crecho-Siovake, Mam aE = The manifold activities of _ Be ind continued: 3 i - = > A “But we must not expect from 7 these days bring’ th e need O eh a league more than it can do, or ourselves promise more than we & nh perform; and we must never for- | a | a t that such a league to enforces Bs | V el y a OO ~ es ont J ie S roses, they »teaeeer ests part of the tea shop, wil Limilie Maffitt in change, Mmes. George Tiffany lakesl\ Collins. Gouverneur Calhoun, How Benoist. Jomes Drummond, A siso under the same direction, W! ¢t be opened within. the next two weeks at 608-10 North Broadwa with Mrs. zinald -T‘rost in charg The shop will represent the street of a French Village with store on Wihlige either side and will have 14 different i? departments, presided over by protn nent nyembey, é of the Are 14 sat ite lund fer French Wounded TIL Tee LRAT LET AL th aT LLL ET ae Re LL sphipeguasagiee’ PLU LLL Tie OORUUSLSULAAAULURL LAA PATAMOEA TTL, eee tl teat POreealibeecdecvagitenne *¢ ry «* | 1: . Pan ] : . " ’ . ™ ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ 4 a, ‘ med v Si ‘ ‘ Saee. }. : '} ; 4? ‘ id] ' ‘ . ; ry19 . } eS coy] ’ ‘ i Pi ~s* , “ "fhe > H ’ 7“ A cn 5 * . ' i | ‘ . ‘| L “AANA itive bridegroom, officiating. A smal! | N ‘ " ‘ _* ‘ reception will fo'low at the } ~ NS the bride-elect’s parents !" nd ‘tx i at ‘ prail sce. FP | 7 . -alf with cloth top—gracetul, per- oe that all Christmas shopping be “Ha @ ie One ne Surtng October and the early Be § fect fitting, staunch in 212 t of November. The limit set by | & ' ; Council for buying ig beet hyd fe ; service.... erchants, through the Associated @ tailers have been pledged to net © ye extra help or increase the | Ours of their employes. ¥ ‘The Committee also urges that ~ Urebases be of useful gifts. Toys 4 may be bough! for children. It algo y Tees that only the lightest articles = Mr. Cannon is a graduate minster Collewe at kulten * oP ot Bes ok ‘ DY ed L i wie La Aa AB i> apa FROST t in today’s Globe-Democrat for particulars of our‘Annual Week of Sales. Hik: announcement of the nia Bs 4 : / riage of Miss Helen Carrington / . Scholz and George Aurien wae d I] a—M. d rade Thursday evening at : inne ay SE in on ay . of the bride’s mother, Mrs ae ed : - |Belle Scholz of 20 Southmoo: Lhe b f b E, re ] ng mode—no two hats alike iceremony having been perform ORO Chapeaux have never e ore een very p val \ = Albert ge tstandeg ee io Cor sold direct to the consumer, but only to merchants for copying, pur- have you seen hats that, in point of style, quality of workmanship and material, gregational reh of that pla andise facilities we have ren- could compare with them. This showing, 1s so large that women and misses of all na nothing after December 5 The Philip S Zi h | ) 5. Z | p Scholz and a daughter of the = ; yovernment will accept no parcel - ate Dr. Philip Schick The coupl dered possible a one day selling each season o moppers are urged to carry their - 8 . a ne avenue. Mrs. Aurien is related | || PA d rtt m ts é one ; ; SB. 4 Is relates ) . ur a ve iwserme bundles and deliver their | many families of prominence in See 6 . . Remember this is only a one given to about 3o guests | Aug. 20 at Springfield, Ul. by the Never in millinery annals has $5 purchased so much sterling hat value. Never Shipped either by express or mail, | iMrs. Aurien is a sister of Dr. Roy poses. Through our extensive merch ‘ . 1} ‘ f these wonderful hats. exes and tastes will be suited. By all means see this collection. foreign Gelivery after Nov. 16. ‘will make their home at 4517 Ath mackages. . — | , e - — BS Virginia, her mother having becn

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_————- -- —--- — - ee —_-_— _—-——_— - = — SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6. 1918. a —— = — ee a EE —_—— = ete ~_— a oe a = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee a a . : | ~ t Poe * “7 : ° . P 4° > . » ‘ ri’ . «' . 7 . .7 Nc NORD NA AOE i of Philadelphia, stationed at Camp' Provel. Sacdiie Fox, [da Feldman, bei Vheresi Marie Verlin, fermerly ot The fal] term of the classes opens the \ ‘ { ‘Social Eve 2 G8 e@ e@eeeeseses® N : eecrucseaecdne ts ) WeClellan, Ale., with the Twenty- tha Spansky, Rose Sopher, Messr 4. nage city, uuughter of Mrs, Anna Ver-! first week in October. The choras ' ) fifth Field Artillery, has been uan- Carlton Hiudson, Jack Slier, Jack | lin of Cook avenue class will meet on Tuesday evenings . Centinued From Preceding Page. em suunced. Lieut. Cook is the son of (ireenberg. Jack Bain, Al Weinhouse, , ‘at the club headquarters and will be A rarober of the most ~% ee ey. and Mre. Wine A. Gen Maurice Greenberg. Bab Silverman, The ladies of St. Ann's Porish will! under the direction of Mrs Victo! neat Geauties of wedding will take place in Decem-ior Philadelphia. Mise Rhodes ts a) Sidney Spanskyv. Frank Schulmann entertain with a euchre nar Zichtanstein. Society have obtai ber. Miss Johnston is a granddaugh- graduate of Washington University, Isidore Schulman, Simeon Hortlz,| Wednesday afternoon, in school ha their pure soft pear’ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Cox | ojyss of 1916, and a member of the Harry Weissmann. at 2:30 o'clock. of the Kingsbury apartments and! Rappa Alpha Theta Sorority. Lieut. P ; . ; Se r Sls | of the late Col. J. Stoddard John- Cook was educated ut the University The Twentieth Century Art Club rhe regular monthly meeting of “°l0T@¢o girlie " ged + dau Fe —, Rabbin ston of Louisville. Kv., who for many of Pennsy)lvanta Woestman and Gtugeites Boiling aoor g The wedding date will meet Monday. Oct. 14, at Jef- the Corona Catholic Club will be lidward |] Ashloc! ; vears was associated with Col. Henry has not been set. ferson Memorial. at 2 o'clock. held Thursday evening at the of the ote Kev, Oe T th di t in soft “soaking water, then “set” Watterson on the Louisville Courier ‘ - ' ; Pig 2" quarters, 3730 Lindell:at & o'clock. + Continued on VPage Sik. ; 0 at me J : * water is all wrong, yet we all senate ee, ae , rent rerare Mr. and Mrs. Churles C, French of **bhou or rubbing : ; Journal, The engagement of Aliss Margaret _ ; ng ’ ‘“ | Cassandra Jones, daughter of Mr. ey Mary Seerern epemios do this very thing. Soft water all the way through all the . ie :, > ete min ithe arriv: «a daughter ret. 1. B The engagement of Miss Virginia gnd Mrs. Pau!) Jones of Webster, to|the arrival of a daughter on Oct means the whitest and cleanest thes. rie ; he ; . ‘as iss suise bald- . * | * Ithodes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. gperman Leland ~ Whipple Jr. of Mrs. French was Mi Luuise | ( | | d ( t r o-1 ind wi dang r-of en 6 i . wT . n | tan wv 'Victor E. Rhodes, .5812 Cates av- pPtrookline, Mass. has been an-)| Win of Nevada, M assy al ore ults an oa S H RH softens any hard water ins - = at 3730 Lindell boule- High-grade Suits and Coats ine materia! Veiled Py ophet « ball. With her nar- ¢ ard parties al ‘ 4] Le; Si-ers . J S& and Coats. made of tine maferiai. 0 bh- | ‘ents and sister, Miss Virginia Jones, vard. The opening one of the season = nahi uaeanees Fg ee cad lee agen Haga a . more than one cake of soap and a lot of - . ket eT) wae . : ; oe Fae a" k ‘ ” “nsnip gBuaranteec Special for one week onl . . P 7 she has just returned from their’ to be Thursday afternoon, at : I % 40 2 bing and scrubbing. And the wash is ¢ cummer home at Plymouth, Mass.,, clock | ° 5) ° ° prettiest you ever saw. on Cape Cod. Mr. Whipple was edu- | B G d L d T, | g C | ; cated at Westminster School and at Mr. and Mrs. John N. Everson of erman- ar en a tes al orin 0. HRH is but 10c a package. . Hopkins School, New Haven. Ife Savannah, Ga., are being felicitated 3d Floor, Mermod-Jaccard Bldg., Broadway and Locust. It saves 5 or 6 cakes of §0a Pp. It is a twin | mas gecentiy returned er eee fata: api werteige lie 3 ¥ ee’ whos (rand prize awarded at St. Lovis Fashion Shov isstablished 190 - sister to Absorene, the great wall-paper service in Frence and he is now at- j will be named Margeret Iacilje. ! rs. | . D 7 Cameo Jewelry pene Peeare.. “Fue wedding wit take ee St, Louis Cincinnati Kansas City Cleveland etrot place after Christmas Mrs. Bertha Ashlock ~ _— ai head- - La - - = me oe te - ~ Py ar ar ae Lt as he. oe oe re ~ — a Par irin ar tt ae ae Be ae Ge. Ge Ge. ~~ ~~. - - Distinctive lhe (ameos are Hinely cut n al ate Fo al een ee aiaee , Th t | ve {yor ge a pages rd ee 606-608 4), ane lland- and beautifully and sub. ‘ments, but who are now living at \ \ ‘ 7 the Hotel Statler, received word last aa a aes Was " I | >> } : Sixth St. ° ? *S — Oar : . ‘ rrr ++ he #e . a wr oes - = lite ie her home. While here Mrs. Linze! | was the honore of many social af- ‘fairs. Mrs. Dalsasso will spend the winter with her son in Kev West, la. -_* “ue oe Inimediate action 4 ‘S Fashion's newest 4 tf, & aS Th, oko she al al ~~" on your part Is nec- WS models, emphasizing A surprise party was given Thurs- ~— a eSSary. While we NY WY the slender silhouette day afternoon in honer of Mrs. FE. have succeeded ; , OHH ; La Breque, 1027 Graham avenue. lave succeeded 1n se- : ESS and tapering should- Those present were: Mmes. Little, L. Breer curing a great num- ." » aw S ers. tight mannish Epps, Patterson, W. Rf. Puls, H. B. | . Pers”, he € thes ve WW Stein,eR. B. Burton, Ker, Ritter, H. yee’ r of these suits, we sleeves and new eol- B. White, Hank, lL. Long, Meldrum, os bg do not believe we wil! lar treatments: trim Weissplug, Wurmb, B. Quinn, L. hav “ae | : Merter, J. I’. Lenoine, FE. F. Dryar. ¢ lave near enough to mings of fur, but os ag spielen re eye ©}. | supply all who desire tons and braid; many Reid, Lee Clifford, George White, M. 3 = ( dinal ‘ray an Louis, William White, M. Hall, Miss ec Them. ome early, | styles. inal, gray Olive La Breque. , a4 3 . jy 4 collar, pock a : Bs | | : 36 to 44. Exee Mrs. John Druhe of 1024 Hamil- ’ * $6.95, $7.95, ton avenue announced the engage- ) | , 4 : ment of her daughter, Miss Lilia ; : Misses Sw Druhe, to Albert Brock, son of Mr. | cardigan stitcg and Mrs. Brock, 4404 Washington rose color— . trasting color Seana | gem! = Smart Talleurs & Fur-Trimmed Styles reine Se Read the list o aterials mantic: ~verv shade that ‘fas The Delta Gamma Sorority gave Be is AT . of mat rials below , | Practically every shade that fash a bridge and 500 party at the resi- and you will realize that this is no ion has approved tor Autumu wear Fl Nightgown dence of Miss Helen Barron, 5321 | Po. ! gue’ ordinary sale. is represented. Pershing avenue yesterday. There yoke trimmed Many differe - NITION TUT HTT UTOTO UN E “= i a taal tad taal tae -~ For Ou Wool Sweat weaves in Ce 4 Lr oe. Ae Be... So Be Bod To a This Boot— In Brown or Gray Kid . Se ee ee ee toe bod bad bow ~ on Be OF BF Ge OF GS Be. ES. | oe ae oe an fom Bo were 12 tables for the game and the = Silvertones, | - Reindeer, the guests were, Mies.” Wiliggp fe a Tricotines, Burgundy, |} ie! asters, oe A. a ae aN, : . Ward Smith, Misses Ruth and ris\- | ‘i cH Broadcloths, Brown, Black, Navy, Wine, / ence Markham. rances Sloan, Mar- A - garet egg Mlizabeth Levin, -, = ne W ool F clours, Concord, Khaki, Taupe, Castor Outdoor: SI striped flann frog loops. Hoods, of Foot War SE RaRT « § Racwara: ia ~y savedunagd' ee Re Me Mei: Mei Mei a ee td bk edt bal taal fall bad Marion Helen Prothure and Pauline Perry WMNeée Ser e Pe arene fi ay; a” g Sy Mr. and Mrs. J. Simon, of Louis- ™!~ Y ui 4 ” * a OR es A cnt wer OP Oe s J . e : oy > Mise Jean Weissman entertained it her home, 4552 Page boulevard, —See Window Display— ast Saturday evening. The guest : “ (were: Misves Lilian Vinko, Mlidabeth Pollock, Mamie Quicksilver, Frances . sciiaindaamiae to eae a . : — . AA ORE IC TOR RR an TG a tg de TR loe oy 5 elma aica aera - eae cles eee a eta GoBaT MER esck aut ake aaaiaine silico ee Re lg RR 4d ti tetateteteds x” , 34 ' ba J : 7 3 :¢ Wad tee ks Pos oid : He har ¥ + erie 5 ge beg 4 2 * . . "* oe a ‘ : Be i a — 7 “ute * : . Ai le une oe,

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stoa half tub It is a twin dealers. * t be Soft Water Rubbing water, then | wrong, yet we all thought] the way through all the “Waterg* Rinsing “set” it in : * tly and with no danger of oveil undress with You save a lot of rub- wash is the t wall-paper a eee ae Y ri Lab | saad ie | . | ue Bae 4 , 4 Pa, | > ; ; a a! . | Am eee diem ma STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH oe Ielientelien teen A Li Le 88 ae oe oe | a ee ee | — Incomparable kalues in the Most Advanced Fashions tn Women’s Suits and at®JQ- $307 %59 Every one of these Suits and Coats at these prices is pre- WE are enthusiastic with our vast assemblage of high-grade Our rigid comparison ‘system, Suits and Coats to sell at these exceptionally interest- ing prices, and we are confident that our enthusiasm will be shared by you when you see these garments. Briefly speaking, there is an extensive range of styles, embodying the ideas of America’s foremost creators, and there is a wealth of materials | from which to make your selection. We urge your inspection of these garments Monday. Children’s Coats Spendid assortments for both Baby Boys and Baby Girls. Materials—-Broadcloth, velvet, imported corduroy, ve- lour and wool mixtures. Styles—Either strictly tailored or trimmed with fur others with high waist, pockets and belts. Colors—-brown, navy, Burgundy and black. Sizes--1 to 6 years, and prices, $6.95, $8.95, $11.95, $12.95 up to $43.50 Children’s Dresses Of white poplin, smocked and trim- Copenhagen, Sizes (Second Floor.) gusset at sides, pockets and belt. 2 to 6 years. Sweater Coats a "} ' fz Ce (.j hy , A med in contrasting colors. High neck, VG 1 8 long sleeves. Sizes 2 to 6 years. ret Priced, $2.98 and up to $4.95 LAIN Boys Rompers, $1.50 pail! Of galatea, in blue and brown stripes, ad For Qutdoor Sports Wool Sweaters, in plain and fancy weaves in Copenhagen, rose, car- dinal, gray and khaki. Made with collar, pockets, belt or sash. Sizes 36 to 44. Excellent values at $6.95, $7.95, $9.95, $10.95 and $12.95 Misses’ Sweater Coats, in heavy cardigan stitch, in Copenhagen or rose color—some trimmed in con- trasting colors. Made with collar, pockets and belt, $3.98 (Second ll loor.) Flannelette Garments Nightgowns, in pretty pink and blue stripes, double yoke trimmed in wash ribbon, braid and hemstitching. Many different styles and all sizes for women, $1.50, $1.98, $2.25 and $2.93 Outdoor Sleeping Garments, of extra heavy quality striped flannelette, trimmed with scalloped edge and silk frog loops. Some made with hoods. All sizes, $2.98 Hoods, of flannelette, for outdoor sleepers, 35c Foot Warmers, of flannellette, at, pair 35¢ (Second Floor.) ——— ena anne — . | ee eee LLL LLL LLL ‘ | An Inner Tube Free With Every Bucyrus Tire : Bought This Week But you will have to come in early, as the quantity of sizes 15S limited. This “Bucyrus” Tire is sold with a written guarantee of 4000 miles, but will rum much more. The in- ner Tube which we give with this | Tire, is of guaranteed fresh stock. The sizes which we have are priced as follows: 30x3, N. S., $13.59 30x32, N. S., $17-49 3ax3¥e, N.S. $20.27 a1x4, N. S., $27.04 ; 33x4, N. S., $28.95 34x4, N.S., $29.59 Tube Specials ; . b- | “Everwear’ Tubes of pure gum, 9-ply laminated gray ru ber. Limited stock in # me 36x42 and 37%5, which ge closing out at, each, “Universal” Inner Tubes for Ford cars, of extra ov black rubber, fit either 30x3 or 30x3*2 tire, priced this ~ only, at (Second Flver-—-Annex.) ~ oe ees wr ee a _ an a eS - PL UU ee - ~ sented as an exceptional value. our thorough knowledge of the conditions existing today, jus- tify our making this statement. for a good Suit or Coat upon which she can place absolute de- pendence, and who desires to be in style with her garment —e---— SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1918. ee ee Ce ee ene hh STIX, BAER & FULLER smmvtn the Downstairs Store Knit Underwear for the Entire Family - — mS YR A, Lg ~ To the woman who ts looking and does not want to pay an excessive price, we present these > . lined, with alu- minum utensils. Complete with soapstone and baking racks. : Priced, }} $8.00 to $25.50 L- “Dazey” Butter Mergers make two pounds of butter from one pound of butter a@d one pint of milk—2-quart size, $1.75 “Quick Meal” Combination Gas and Coal Ranges Porcelain lined and porcelain exterior, priced $100 to $135, and can be bought on our club plan of easy payments. Oil Heaters, .“Perfection’ make, smokeless and odorless, $5.65 to $8.50 (Fifth Floo: adn A eee Be WOMEN'’S— Vests and Pants, fleeced and bleached, tuck stitch, regular and extra sizes; garment, 59c Vests and Pants, bleached, fine stitch, regular and extra $izes; garment, 79C Union Suits, bleached and flee¢ed, with high neck, long Sleeves and ankle length. Slight- ly irregular, 8s5c. Extra sizes, g8c Union Suits, fleeced, heavy weight, bleached, fine stitch. High neck, long sleeves, ankle length, $1.15. Extra sizes, $1,239 Trimmed Hats at $5.00 MARTNESS character- izes these Hats—and the designer, in creating the styles, had in mind. all types of women, from the most conservative to those who follow every whim of fashion. THERE will be one hun- dred new Hats shown Monday in a great variety of the most becoming styles. (Downstairs Store.) iaiicietiiinnctecteniins enn | ee a, { = I, s “ J Messalines and Taffetas, $1.49 All-silk Messalines and Taffetas, in a large assort- ment of new Fall shades, as well as black. 35 inches wide. All-Wool Serges, $1.39 Yd. In weights suitable for dresses, skirts, etc., in a full assortment of Autumn shades and black. 36 inches wide. All-Wool Plaids, $2.25 Yd. In a beautiful assortment of newest designs. These are strictly all-wool plaids, and are a remarkable value. 40 inches wide. —_— or ae Silk Stockings, 79¢ Women's Fiber and Pure Silk Stockings, in black, white and colors. Doubie soles and high spliced heels. Samples. Silk Socks and Stockings, 39c Men's and Women's Fiber Silk Hosiery, in black, white and colors. Samples. Cotton Stockings, Pair, 19¢ Women's fine gauge Cot- ton Stockings, in black or white. Reinforced heels and toes and elastic garter tops. Slightly irregular. tidied ted ded tide th bh bp pb hb dtd bb dd db hn nn ne hs on Ann bie h hh bh bd dh hh hh dd dd dd nn on han ADA AADA ADO pbb bbbbbbbp hhh dd bh bb hhh dba bbb aaaaaannrniinenn nT 60000000004 DOO W000000000000000000404000000004000004040400444' -—a °° «= * «= CHILDREN’S— Heavy Union Suits for boys and misses. “Vellastic” make, with heavy down back. The misses’ in white, and the boys’ im ecru: Sizes 2 to 6 at 98c Sizes 8 to 12 at $1.25 Sizes 14 and 16 at $1.50 Misses’ Union Suits, fine rib- | bed, fleece-lined, bleached, drop seat, 69c¢ Men’s Shirts or Drawers, part wool, natural color, medi- um weight. Slight seconds; garment, Bag $1.39 Cotton Goods—Staples Apron Ginghams, 23c Yd. Standard quality, smal! blue- and-white checked Apron Ging- hams. Plain Nainsook, 33c Yard Soft-finished, Bleached Plain Nainsook, for women's under- wear. Extra wide (39 inches). Black Poplins, 39c Yard Highly mercerized, corded Dress Poplins, in solid black. Crash Toweling, 25c Yard Steven’s Unbleached All-Lin- en Crash Toweling, 20 inches wide. —— —— +e with: border all around, each, w ‘a srevtiasiibeisatienaiiiiiainetiatiuitmtiieatimeiidtatl ee - ee A Special Sale Monday Coats and Suits 8D 25 NEw Fall and Winter models in great va- riety, every new fashion, of excellent materials are included in this very special sale. THE COATS are ting, plain and fancy in Burgundy, green, Sizes for women and Georgette Crepes, $1.39 Yd. All-silk Georgette Crepes of excellent quality, in ivory, flesh, tan, wistaria, taupe amd Russian green. 40 in. wide. Subject to slight imperfections. Satin Linings, $1.00 Yd. Brocaded Satin Linings, in light and dark shades. 36 inches wide. Chiffon Broadcloth. $2.98 Yd. Strictly all-wool Broad- cloths, with an_ elegant chiffon finish, in navy, * blue, African brown, Rus- sian green, plum and black. 50 inches wide. rownstairs Steere) Lace C SPECIAL sale, involving handsome Curtains of Filet, Scotch and Cable Net. Such re markable values would be out of the question, especially these days, had we not purchased there Curtains at considerable conces- sions. Then, again, it comes just at a time when housewives are rejuvenating their homes and find that new Curtains are needed here and there These Curtains come in the much-wanted scalloped-edge ef- fects, in white, ivory and beige shades. Ascanged in three ex cess-value groups: 3 O’Clock Special —~ | A lot of 240 bleached, mercerized, pattern Tablecloths silk plush, kersey and other warm fabrics, THE SUITS are of splendid wool serges. gabardine and velours, in charming styles. All the desired shades, as well as navy and black. Sizes for women and misses. | if Dress Goods Sale ee ny . allt Lal Dall tal ton 1 oe) oe ee | MEN’S— Shirts or Drawers, heavy. fleece-lined, Jaeger cclor and fine, heavy cotton, ribbed and fleeced, in ecru color. Some are slight seconds. Garment, 95¢ Union Suits, fleeced, ribbed, medium weight, in peeler color, with comfortable closed crotch. All sizes, $1.65 Union Suits, the “Haynes” make, heavy fleeced, ribbed, also “Chalmers” spring needle Suits, in ecru color, also heavy flat Jaeger Suits. All have closed crotch, ($1.87 (Downstairs store.) Bed Blankets, $5.95 Pair Woolnap-finished Bed Blan- kets. in tan, gray and white. Extra large (72x84 inches). Mattress Protectors, $2.95 Quilted Sanitary Mattress Protectors, double-bed size (54 x76 inches), subject to oil spots. Pattern Tablecloths, $4.95 Pure Linen, Scalloped Pat- tern Tablecloths, round, 66x85 inches. Shaker Flannels, 30c Yard Soft-finished, pure white Cot- ton Shaker Flannels. 36 inches wide. ee +7 49 -_—— - # _ (LvownsStaira Store.) a eee in the belted, loose fit- models, of wool velour, navy, gray and brown. misses. 7 ti rhoow hi ‘a rs rftare } mee ae — Misses’ Sweaters Norfolk style, of heavy cotton, in rose, Copenhagen and cardinal, made with shawi collar and belt. Sizes 6 tc 10 years. $2.50 Special, Misses’ Sweaters, $1.98 Cotton, in cardigan stitch. in Copenhagen, rose and gray. Roll collar and belt. Sizes 6 to 12 years Children’s Sweaters at $1.25 Cardigan stitch, in gray, cardinal and white, with roll collar and pockets Drawer Leggings, $1.19 Infants’ Wool Leggings. in gray, rose and cardina! Infants Toques, 59¢ All - Wool Toques, in pink, blue, cardinal and white. (Downetaica Mtere = _ a eae A rt urtains +68 pr. 14 be ee Pe SPECTAL— Fine Voile Panels $2.69 Each In white only, trimmed with lace and various embroidered motifs 40 inches wide consideration Several handsome patterns. Values worthy your ; : ; | : $ ; ; $ ; ¢ ; ¢ $ ? ; ; ; 4 $ ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; $ ; $ ? : ¢ ; ; ; ; ; ; ? ; 4 ; ; 3 : ; : : VPOWOO 6 F668 8 OFS 6445890886588" t

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SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6. 1918 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 “ eae a Ae = e ‘ . ‘ 7 74 a i me . - ‘ fre pr antics es a bse ee tl hes piers a » a? ¥ » War Funds TINCHEON T0 CARUSO J i i are Building. has a complete | clippings from newspapers both local ‘ THE POST-DISPATCH PURE Ice Fund. The first was given by) Home ( — he — nates ro ts mad th ‘cted Home Circle Ryd ya Ww a “ aga yy ane ” sae : vnmen'a'!the methods of work in Canada, MILK AND FREE ICE FUND wor ‘ere: Marion and hover soard ¢ une o Caruso. the fam of the Women’s Committee, Council taining to all branches of \ — éa ie 2 trance and other Euro- Continued From Page 4. P — oe cee: ‘Chetan and. Flor-| Friday night, the treasurer Was in- * _— bride. have accep of Nationai Defense, 2016 Railway work in war activilies, well aS; Engiana vs >a atest i ET sages: iS structed to mail the Red Cross 4 | s il nd h ; : County, } , will be married ‘egal 00. and to purchase | Chairman of the sureau, places sfter.| Previously acknowledged. .$5.102.26| bution, amounting to $6, came from check for $1 1900 North King’s $300 worth of War Savings Stamp- . } n Robert . es thi: , ° ° ecask tien ot he Began at ame | °° ONIe overt em Se a Show, 1000 North Kine’ Frieda Davidson, he 4 ' mes y le p en ] alr rower cashed gemaeiirge _jtist Cherch of this chy. The couple| gi, te reds | amined —~ war activity fund in November. The & 3 ; = eee oe eT onan : . baa ate . — mee ‘ a . ° ' ther c ntri- ( : ye ny coun ies Mi rank Bleloe Ke Dent " Mo. 7 ea CONTRIBI TIONS. ence von Brecht he otne CO | ‘ ii ' E = - , ‘ - . et ee. + © °6 © 8 66 e Oe 2 é 6 we ES bd RS ‘ . — . »- } ¢* W i}] reside at d ¥e- W aierman avenue. = Od , ae ‘ ‘ ei r} “he opened a Ace " ll b 1i\ ided betwee nN tn | : j She's ar ip-teo ate @ prose eas Wiil e 4 . i - ° —— —— : ats f ge account for a Diamom: _ St 2A) . y oe ae y and the -. €. The Perfect F | | | t Mrs. G. W Dwyer has” arrived Potal pec de fg $3,111.01 | Bros..& Co.. 2d floor. 08 ss. © , _ ee Th P fect RB . & an on er u @au ] ler home from Manhattan, Kan., where [wo show a Which brought in a | . : - | she has been visiting her husband, cle of $8.85, were the only affairs 2 7 s The Perfect C | . F d L ! Sh R | O who is in the Quartermaster’s De- |" the past week reported for the 0S => > . = oun at ast! ows esu ts at nce, or partment .at Camp f[funston. She is Post-Dispatch Pure Milk and Free | : : ° with sang mother, Mrs. M. Vonovan (Mov { iw 2 Se pane 2 ogame oh FOR SUNBURN, TAN "9°" Hai = ; i; P Ing ad The wnoe#e scaips are covered octet ir©O FF | . » ith dandruff, and itch like mad. Any 1e engagement of Miss Norma mn ace if ’ *% ; ood druggist can now supply you with iy snk daughter of Mrs. Charles Br A pe eee ee ia enn ee ee used - gaia Girls! Make bleaching lotion paseo oag 4056 Hartford street, Lo 12 e f, — —— - Er a | | a > i ad A } jaranteed to quickKis ana ‘ al ial . a | , i pa er every sien of @antral! if skin is sunburned, tanned or ieorge W. Berri, 1684 I sapere iTac 2 h i e =a ae . street, has been announced. Mr. see ; ; ( . = yf op itching scalp and falling hair and cs to fix. Tr it! abate 2 _— ge a Ordinary hair growths on face, r \ A OV vou Can give those Woo i . 4 : an new growth or the cost. sma freckled Cheap y lserri is in the service at Fort Scott, meck and arms = be eoaree W H. J : ~ : t | : | ' ; efunded ousands Cal. No date fur the weddin; has am@ bristly when merely removed ‘ lov eC Vv ou by se nding lem ¢ if Pigg barn Mig i A ane Squeeze the juice of two lemons inte been set. —— oe Re teem gh ae - life-time port ‘aval of vourselt! | un their abundant = hair wie @ bottle containing three ounces of . | objectionable hair is to attack it ‘ it rey suffered POF Feary Wire Ose Orchard White, shake well, azd yoa Mr. and Mrs. James Allen and Sis under the skin. DeMiracie, the | | | oe r just. Yast aces a a ae arter pint of che best J. ©. Aller. of Petersburg, Alaska, | | original llega liquid, does this | 1 | bg ‘ ist a few days use of this have 4 qu . by a ° M4 it | ie treatment ee cum ean, freckls, sunburn and tan lotion, am@) have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Da- Only apr etait tae os Give Photograp § for ristmas | { ~ ter whether Seana ae complexion beautifier, at very, very vid L. Allen of 5256 Delmar boule- money-back guarantee in each t | iff, itching 3 ip or an’ gmall cost. nat 4 vard and will return to Alaska after — “se teilet counters in ‘ Hh | ot 1aul oOuUvDIie irs ’aTisian sage , , ‘ ° i "aya in kof . Your grocer has the lemons ard @ay 4.) extensive tour through the States. 0c, $1 and sizes, or by mail T WY T ( ( S i] no be «dis: ppointed ts a st i- ” ; preparation that supn oo al halt drug store or toilet conetee aa "ine we po i> low Bg a ne are LITIe ll te Uupreme H ; meio ee | ashe Ieee om ply three cunces of Ore — rhite + The Theta Chanter of Mu Phi Ep- FREE Sects with teatimentala of | ' by + . » apply and delicately a few cents. a = swee x, silon, U.. F. M. C., entertained with highest authorities, ex- B leq— yhotographs will go W here other I m3 4 — make vo air and ecale teak nak ea ee “sane ent . ini ena an intormal spread on Wednesday ee ee ee ee eee esules—] , h | Photographs Women Delighte “i ba lly ae luge if you want thick -arme and hands eac a it the chapter room ir. the Musical Arts |] wtgatises st, mailed in plain spahed parce Is mav not reach im. I With best ut ahted—All Surprised by» lusirous ha and ots’ of j use Pa- free kles, sunburn, windburo ane an CREO ‘2 eer he il. | th r° ‘by save Quick Acti f Parisian Sage “a * apes Meant wWelat ah ae dh Building. A Ilmited number of guests envelope on request. DeMiracle, are sent as ordinary mali, ant ere v7eneral Cause alone. at) SISOS, ee harm!eas.- Miss Vera M. Knapp of 8625 Blaine PERFECT FEATURES you he Ip the $35 to $4 B 'B ee avenue has chosen Thursday, Oct ° . V ill Bb : ha a a 10, as the date o er arriage to . 1 : i " ‘‘Tend ti W TI} Fight’’—B Liberty B d ee pc jo 7 regen ida Skin and Our True-to-Life Portraits Wi €é a S$ . War Savin 4 ‘ end the way they right —buy Liberty bonas ae ennai con copes Special Source of Cheer Slam ps ; : A 4 | : ae Can Be Yours ry ; € | | ) , ; | Relatives and friends of Companies | a | Hh Hundreds of other ys - ip, o e 138 SEE DR, | Oo e) if Juniors, Misses, also At the - . J Fashion I and C of the 158t h, now in France, | PINKSTAFE | Sioa Coats fee tal eit Will meet at Scruggs’ assembly room (“PLASTIC Cc Wwelg Ul LOS a I‘riday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. SURGEON”) 7 #3 New fe 7 4 Shop y oe stats WHO CORRECTS WIEPTHOLT PAIN, ‘ ALL FALL S ae a . DELAY OR BANDAGES ‘ | ; my , = Dr ci nd M rs VW ‘ =. Rubin wil! Red Nose NMeoles Hollow Cc heeks x; Phones . 4Q27 Delmar Boulevard : atly re di ced large vari ad ,*pend several weeks at Hot Springs, nee ka cvarte Outetandieg are pe from, in all the latest sty Tinie : ~ , % ‘ Be Ark. Mrs. Rubin was formerly Miss a Nose Frowne ce ee =a materials : ‘ -oSse nal: ” ” ~~ - . e ips rif - rey F.Vetli ) ig | Washington ADU. at Seventh St. Y Ro: Landau of 1342 Shawmut) pieth Pe ol Pimoles att Sin ds - ,) ] 7: aes ] B | 5 . -* place. | Double Chin Bu y fh Gu? *t £aseer ty sz0ail OnaS as ington s = DR. PINKSTAFF 23.28... | Pa f Important Monday Sale ho A surprise party was tendered Suite 408 Mermed-Jeceard Bite. St Haas : a es ps \\ Miss Johanna Takasch on Sunday | : Ke Y : at on, a New world ¢f, ; Ye evening, at her residence, 4757 Eas- | ——_ c———A109r0 ‘ | & : : » . 7 ton avenue. Those present were JVSO————0no 1070 no 00 010 OE10 | unusual of , 1 : Misses Willie Stoeckel, Antoinette v _— } ' d x ) WHAT YOU PAY FOR FOOD 2 pid eal ‘ z 4 " | | ) rn Man on Others if = \ COMPARED WITH ARMY COST 0 Y ; { \ Officers Allowed to Buy Supplies at 3 \O Food Plant for What Govern- = ment Pays. 0 4 Protits of wholesale and retail a - Za. po» | oC ; d ~ : ; ie ; 5 Z dealers in foodstuffs are indicated 9 } 4 \ yp in a table provided by Maj. Irwin, , ‘ Pt ; . : — | FF , in charge of the Army Commissary ; 2 Assortment W ithout Rivalry i at the lord plant, Sarah street and \ Values heretofore thought impossible, rich, high-grade \ Forest Park boulevare. ee , i ; ‘ fabrics that alone cost more than tomorrow's sale : rhe aye eT — — . * ' oe be Varmy officers, wno, unadaer rOvV price! Graceful silhoutes, restrained, dignified snaitasp- angi anptnae aap ethene ool ras , ty 3 new lines++panel effects, new tunics, tier “Ge Pe TSR ee ey ; models, fringed and braid trimmed col- purchase provisions at cost. The J : LE larless models. Sh list of what they pay and what the re) CL Ke civilian is compelled to disburse for Y y . : R " , : a2 AL > | commodities commonly used, is as “ ? Colors Materials Baten Zs Navy Blues, Blacks, Finest Serqges, Lustrous i) ARTICLE A Price aa f 3 th , ; " ‘ Lb, rm * Pic rices 4 ; Taupe, Grays, Castor, Satins, Autumn Taffetas, Corn. 1° cans 7 $1 aT Bi J >i Lai | Vaduro, Reaver, Jap. Silk Georgette” Crepes, FZ, peat a ah cans = 1 4 ) \e Blue, Copenhagen, Wis- Satin Charmeuse, Com- Tomatoes. 12 cans 10 im O 7 i H =) mr tig rm : eo eq feria, Plum, Greens. binations, . ayaa ee a =. q P: ; ‘ : . \ l'eanse oo. gS Pepe tr ae 12 14 Y % ¢ 2 ’ 4 (i *heee pound 4 oy air mh : Foremost Offering BE 41s 13 . : ’ our poun - ae © ° © 4, Miss Reah Jeanette Lynch, daugh- " ) Extraordinary Values ; | ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hal Lynch, 4 ) f has received an appointment from | - ) rit the Surgeon-General as dietician in o me | Se \ the Medical Corps of the arm) Af- ‘] . 44 ; Y acai ter taking the oath of office she left § a : f ia Wednesday for Camp Sheridan, | >. ooh 2 | tT Montgomery, Ala., with the expe: TI . oO is i” tation of going to France later with lese Varules W il] set new records Ds + i} G a hospital unit from that point : : , : : . ‘ a 1h) > Miss Lynch is a graduate of Mary in this citv, and provide a saving 2 z at t ¥ yy Institute and holds a B. S. degree . ° m * from the School of Home Economics 2 7 ‘itl % " 5 The best Suits in St. Louis under $40! Come—and s Kansas City College. She completed J OPporeull b i W Ithout precede lt. . PF te ) choose from these Serges, nobby Oxfords, Wool the nurses’ aid and surgical dress- 9 ; reg Poplins—in stunning tailored and demi-tai- ing courses at Barnes Hospital. She é | £25 ws OF a6 lored models—featuring new ideas in recently compiled the “Win the eee | ; le fi ” es C3 collars, fastenings and trimmings. S War’ cook book, which is being sold ty Bite \ Scores of sty SUCCESSES or the ez eZ Taupe, Browns, Blues, Blacks, etc. eae throughout the cotntry as a means ists i | QP or raising money to assist war ace [] “ABE | woman of daring as well : 4 \ | 5 * oe tivities at. ae ° pe | | ° Ht as conservative taste | = y . en oe o7 . $ £ ) ef. No Charge for Alterations , Auto Thefta to Keep Courts Busy. 0 1; Ee | Im spite of higher costs and increasing difficulties Forty-four cases in which defend- o na Our famous policy of Pree Alterations wall ipply ants are charged with the theft of In } . } Qe : | ) , s will app! oth assortments e co ang 7 4 ti fo thease \pr tals High ‘ lass rworkmans hip Automobiles or aut *mohile ace rean;r - ‘ a r M1 ni th ‘ lor range | a4 a perfect it—saving you from $3 to $10. ies are on the dockets in the &t €) Is absolutely complete, embracing 618 Ww ; : * Louis Criminal Courts for the Octo i Te ° " ; a | . * ber term. The June grand jury in its every shading that IS proper and pop- tf ei final report Friday returned 13 in- © ular ‘ ¥ 3. ‘flictments bagged on automobile theft ¥ dos : i icharges. noo norco noe ho 0 Ono Da ore 0 OE 0 0 7 ¢ fe EO, ne ge eh. ee ae oe Rae ee + ‘ 7 ’ p at: , 2 “i + DS 2a 4 ’ * oped . ; ray ie : a > 5? ty Pigg : ae. Fe a Date eS 2 S r 3

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— POD CC EOE ee =— 7 stiles cli alnsibieniicaseads ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a r- } > we , an i g 1 CHEON 10 CARUSO AND BRIDE | tation to be guests ata luncheon and Fae a organizations to join the Floyd Gibbons to Be at Odeon. next Saturday nicht at the aces. | a ~~ >] gre sana J : recept ’ : ; , . Git i? > (iS yi im | ? ee | ption to be given on Oct. the Wemen’'s Club, Floyg Gibbons, correspondent of He was with Villa during the Tor- | DON ak FAIL TO SEE Pa e ior m . a ¢ li 5 .= 3 | ;' | on ; a ~ . seal at ed Pine ab owes the tion’ w ill be at night. Only men in S IT ABSOLUTELY SAFE TO USE? hair ber asnine éarkec and darker. And ELECTRIC CL class 1] of the draft are eligible. The ‘ i} means a You eee ise Canute th the time you nave finished the firs? Cent O "ar ae he > ac ¢ ve P ater air without the siight- bottle the youthful color of your hair : live W al Departme nt has announce d that lV i ‘ 1) rf to the hair, hah aip or Will be restored it will then remain $40 Ohio Special Cleaner $35 00 1958 it probably will assign called men eves, as it contains none of the injurious) that way. and simply require a retouch- . : : 4 — ; 1958 aig elements of the ordinary hair dye, being} ing once every week or two as the hair | $60 Ohio Janitor Cleaner. . ..$50.00 who have had this training to the aticoie FREB from acid. suser af } Be. entirely FREE from acid, sugar of lead,| grow: America Cleaner service for which they have thus wt ino a sac oer ated CAN THE DARKENED COLOR | prooger 7th and St. Charl —makin la Ss he hair and | » a ee s & SNES Beek 4 hen : equipped themselves. scaip as ordinary water. lt is for ex- Ay OR Ri be OFF: I ne ‘ o10r pe . es ‘ . . ~ ica 6 ly sNnampoo tne Nair ail 1 2. Establishment in the night) (‘ernal!l use only. | like el ean Tama ee Sele: ae WILL IT SOIL THE HANDS OR yn, t eve at lor. On the contrary, the more you! ] DEALERS, GET OUR PRICES ON ~. schools of intensive classes in stenog- scalLP? No. it will not. ‘Our own pat- ; ety Bathe aE : | Se: , % ‘ River 35 nt . . raphy and ivpewriting, designed to ented process prevents %.. from staining Shampoo the hair th anf! ani ly , i & | e357] Ar, is ’ ' . the hands or: seal anute ater fo the hair will become temember Mt U Ss Tots ales, ., tek aay. A * equip students in seven weeks to trav Hair is & iweciallv cles on on Ayia ee we ech Spear’, ba tpt hk Pi . e Wit) “) : 7 0o2—=s cs. , ‘ . | 2 ,’ ‘ : a ‘ aon. ¢'e , . ‘ laine +f “a ag . Pa se: Set pits : : } bast i ) »! 38 aoe : ‘4 eras | enter the (30% ernment service. : i! ‘ } i \ ne s ied “ ; ] Tray Pi « * wer re c ‘ “very SERVICE H eos “ ‘ Ndi 3. Establishment in night high even: > one be able to teil ) ‘ youl g ALLIED . a " : ‘TSS: Many whee x» POOPIE Tat “ , AP Te oy é, Sica eve fter ; yveek than) / tytn. ‘Ola i Ne ; OR op EE Bos ae! ee ae ae a¢hoois, Which are conducted in all ee oS Urs for he w tris { old at 64 ‘ Ai; ‘ Z 5 “op j g ee @6-pe . . * ey ries ¢ . or : , eye . Po tive , ‘t ‘tT’ }, > ey Papreyy teat a SP “ ara $5 1o Mite a 4 a ee eee) ©. 5 Imps Sla p: classes from grade schools to the Hundreds of oth . high schools, thus giving students undreds of other Coatg fe advantage » us igh. Juniors, Misses, also Ext : advantage: of the use of the high. “ize Coats for large womeg school manual training and voca- tional equipment. These classes are. / / ALL FALL SUITS a ‘a 3 | open to pupils between 14 and 16 a /% > vears of age who are not enrolled gel reduced large \arlety 4 a i in any day school. The course of 4 «a ’ om n all the¢ latest Styles id) cre mite Tigi ae instruction will correspond to. that r v , ; . cr Sn : , The Original Front-Lacing Corsets | of the Blewett Junior High School we 99 e 712 W h 5. The establishment in those as ington At schools now being utilized by the 4 ray ral : a , { Park Department for night com- are and alw ay S will be indispensable. that means perfect comfort standing, g, munity work of classes in American- = teas }° izatiot t is pl: have speak- Oo OrZn ew q lit 1° sitting or b cr ization. It is planned to ee Ww . 4 . : 7 . . oe —aal QO Ne or] conditions, emandaing the ending ers address the gatherings and later | is unusual of all atriotic women have “— , to establish for the women classes ° én ° — I ne perfect corset, the orignal front j in domestic science in accordance ; 0 Z ad dif) L/] ter TE : : ee : é' BUY MORE emphasized the Superiority of the genu- lacing corset and the only correct with food conservation principles. LIBERTY ine Gossards. They have become a part expression of front-laci rinciples, mine aia ih ae inet didlahe;- deadlets aided - Style z a nvgienic support $3.50. $4.00, $5.50 ? Phird of Attendance—Girls From * : \ Sih WOMAN OTTeChH BVoes 1rougnh tine il all bnte) : IDV, UU, p>.d5U Or more. ‘Yr S ‘s Organized. : > ;, ok > -~ a | } . Se ee eT with some article from a previous season, that safeguards her health and assures A Missouri Club, taking in about \ a priceless all-day comfort. “+s hy : P The name (Gassard on the inside of cne-third of the (apems, sas Serr , : é organized at Lindenwood College, | A iV , , Neel , ~ , , ' | SS Siccsard back with it: the cornet is yolk guarantee’ of the , cpeained at Sener Oe Wy, | MANY women, especially those who buy the delightfully flat lines that never have | genuine. Insist upon it. Avoid imi- Christine page e baggpener 0 | | better kind, wear a coat two or three seasons : 1 se sy 2 . : sale vice p ‘esident, LISS zULU ‘Tank iil, ,° : : P : ie : ° been and never will be attained by those tations. Cameron: treasurer, Miss Dorothy / . i} . | “\ ‘ il nd aly ay Soa Pp ar IN style. but what Woman attem ting imitations erfectly Supports _ . } \inevard, St. Louis; secretary, Miss it 7 i “tS 2 , es i royis ~ ; ty gv be There is at least one store—and without Alice Sebree, Springfield. Miss Mary ae ay ! is there who can ret along without at least one exception the best stores—in every city KE. Lear, teacher of physical science, i igs tee new Fall frock for street and afternoon wear! : . ~ : is the club’s sponsor. , selling the Brame Gossard Corsets. Other states from which the girls | The perfect Gossard front eliminates all You can identify them by the Gossard of Lindenwood have formed clubs | - Ch : D ick ‘ aU ; ; , ; : .. ire: Arkansas, officered by Misses | ¥ =<) SS [ a aeraperg of tat or thickness and ition — displayed in their windows and Zell Whitmarsh, Texarkana; Myrtle bed “sh | ATMNINE Te CS d 7.00 Coats a hygienically correct abdominal support by their advertising of Gossards. Smith. Dequeen; Ada McDonald, : ilelena, and Miss Willie QO. Minor, | | (2 i. | USHES | sponsor; Kansas, in which the of- | et 2 5 1 r ficers are Misses Inez Ernest, Caney; J 54! e a CLOTHS | The ri. W. Gossard ow Inc. Pauline Doerr, Larned; Helen gs | | F | ht ‘i fit? f » Mn the spine and back muscles in every position. ‘ Arkansas City, and Margaret YMPOMS Largest Makers of Fine Corsets inte tate ee | | TORONTO CHICAGO . NEW YORK BUENOS AIRES Clubs ealled “Eastern” and ‘‘West- ese ctsaame || MME g a pe urn epee ce Maes S<, | VELOURS ; ern” take in many more of the 270 pBii bier sad 1H We have made greater effort this vear than students. Miss Adrienne wa Jordan ae me: ene i | ' heretofore in selecting a complete stock ot hbenu- Made in Wear Worn with Health : of Vincennes, Ind., is president of r- : seo al ih i _2 oe . OSS aT OTE eee Se tiful Dresses to sel] at popular prices, and that the United States and Comfort by Women the Eastern Club; Elizabeth Erdman, and Canada CORSETS the World Over Chillicothe, O., vice president; Ber- So / Save would be practical garments, in keeping with the They Lace /n Front nice Schwabe, Charleston, W. Va., = ae eck See oh ohaiun 3 il ; desires of war-time economies. <A truly wonder- secretiryv: Grace Cramer, Chillicothe, | O., treasurer. In the Western Club | Combination ful showing and equally wonderful values. AR Oe Miss Florence Graves of Lincoln, | D ress of Neh... is president: Dorothy Ingersoll, . . | HE H- 2 Pr : a attio Wag. Icius’ Wlnaabens* Gee: eee: Goan | An elaborate choice that reflects the newest modes and meets the cos- ur Bands Helen Chalfant of Boise, Idaho, sec- rn and tri- | tume requirement of every occasion. Of satin, serge, tricolette, wool jer- » Pt . retury-treasurer. | colelle, silk giI™ sey and Georgette, in wonderful n<cwcolorings. All are notable examples & rimmtngs a. ry: sian seas frin qe and \ of unusual types. The collection comprises such modish shades as taupe, on Others AUROH FEDERATION CONFERENUE | embroidery, | brown, gray, mouse, navy, Copenhagen and Pekin blue. Trimmings of | siihicalcoadiiie 8.0.00. braid, silk rat tail embroidery, silk fringe and handsome beading. Mecting of Ministers and Laymecn woneittine «ll Monday Will Be a Notable Coat Day is will conduct an all-day confer ence of clergy and laymen tomor- Ks row in Christ Church Cathedral par All last week our receiving room was kept busv open- ish house. About 200 churches are ° , ; : ‘ . . B 9 expected to send representatives, Ing up hox il lter hoax of new ( Oats, | ust from the maker ‘ The conference will begin at 9 a. m ? oe ~~ cae Sassi mtien et: “ia eit , i Among the speakers will be the table ». , niall lots Im eve \ CasC. hut Mian lots, | POU ee ee one maker, probabl#.only a-dozen, from another maa be T N (| th Zz ; iH the World. the Leadership Re- | | wo ew 0 Le LL i quired; the Rev. W. C. Bitting, on (wo dozen, and lous another and snother and another. “Christian Unitv in the Light of the : ‘ Wi ae alae ; . World's Struggle: George Platt and never more than thirty from cdi One manulacturer, ae Hi Knox, on “The. Enhancing Value of 1 , “f ory , Z 7 f. ‘ a : , } Top Boots — yy the Sundav School and Related Or- making a” onde at been A, o| St\ I ag ranizations in the Light of Present Conditions:'’ the Rev. S. H. Wood- “ row, on “‘“Preaching in the Present A # ESE Od a, OUL0OT} OW Crisis:’’ the Rev. F. W. Russell, on - Y : Specially ; + . i “The Relation of Missions to the ° be “ A | World Crisis and the Rev. W: H. $ ()() $ 5() $ 5() Priced " ' 4 (ieistweit. on “evangelism, the Com- ” ' piete Expression of the Life of the ev Vv e ie ' ? 6S New Order.” 0 anaes 95.95 4! BOARD MEMBERS INCREASED Handsome creations in the richest obtainable all- | gaat 5 wool materials, including Evora cloth, Duvetyne, tag noreredlge yg eo ngfoe stlg Silvertone Bolivia, Velour de Laines, and novelty When vou see these stylish boots you will atfirnt The St. Louis Wanied's Corainitees: english coatings, Manv ot these Coats have large the verdict of other particular women bv saving— i Council of 8 tepree aes mage at ‘ag luxurious collars of fine seal. Nutria. beaver and “They are beautiful.’” Never has Brandt's offered ll nor of tts beaeh SE Merecare to muntt other furs. Linings are of fancy, pure silk. New better values. These boots regularly sell for $7.50. a Oe a ea) eel features include Mandarin sleeves, handsome drape Made of fine quality kid; plain toe, French heel. Also with Ht Miliary ‘eens Mire. PRO effects and convertible shawl collars. fancy toe and military heel. Both stvles as illustrated. Choice ity louke. honorary chairman; Mrs. J. Bees ee ‘ ' Laurence Nioran, vice-chairman; of colors—tield mouse, gray or brown, with cloth tops to ih | on: a Jally “iced , i Miss Nellie Richards, secretary; Mrs match. 3 pecially priced a | Harvey G. Mutt, treasurer. CW OUSsSeS The other members of the board $ i of directors are Mmes. Phillip N, i} Moore, R. F. Bush, Henry W. Kiel, Q5 95 95 Hy R. Mdward Ahorn, Frank Bilelock, 4: = . @ } WWiard Bartlett, Scott Porter. B. C. ed — Michael Arthur, IClias Robert ———_ SES NAN = —~ = a * —— ee at SI eae Sis Sere age er 2 : = ~— SS ‘ A 4,+° 2% an 4 SA v's A MieKittrick Jones. Theodore Benoist. Hosiery here to match your shoes. H Louis P. Aloe, R. Clay Jordan Georgettes Crepe de Chines We sell the famous Gordon Hose. TN tia ictes Gkchen ation Y. Otual | Charles Parsons [Pettus Clarks Distinetive, individual, charming, are the first impressions, and the farther one loaks through them, the more distinetive and individual ther appear. White, flesh Compton, Charles A. Stix. Z and auit shades in so many stvies and trimming effects one becomes bewildered. Phillips, Thomas West v Reading, embroidery, frills, tiny pin tucks, new high collars and collariess creations Elliott, George DT. Markham in a variety of models to please the most discriminate. son Johnson, Peyton Carr, Nelsen | THOMAS W. GARLAND —— 4009-11-13 Broadway i Cunliffe. Potter james FR (,rover

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: 8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1918 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aa eo ee ee ee eee - > li A cece = o——— _ ————a oo. _ _ a Se ta _ meres ——_- ~~ — - epee - a ON )are 0» rea to attend. E. R. Kroe- piano section. There will be an espe | er of St. Louis is chairman of the ‘cial conference on American muste. ] Drosten S ee Ee whee eo: — Tragi-Comedy of Adolescence, Adapted From Famous Stories, at Shubert-Jetferson. S SELF-REDUCING Orse ye r S or Aas; — vers-ser. || Offers a Splendid Showing of LACE CURTAINS FO TOUT WOMEN E . + + + @. - . = os Degg pen — se pao Marquisette Curtains,, Tapestry Portieres, Brussels Net Curtains, ie: BUY 6000 GA , since I ere of Booth Tarkington's ; in white. cream and | © {at )) airs. : plain and 3 i \ ards long white ORSETS are classed among : genius—the dramatic version of his, beige, 214 yards long,; with borders; $6.50 | only — $7.50 value; civilian essentials,” solely on You'll buy cheaper az and original sys-em of to pay spot cash—)just ground that they give a Aygienic s that is indispensable to women. : 99 Diamonds “Seventeen” storion. Unlike ‘*Mis- | plain hemstite hed, and #7.00 values, while a few Pp airs last, ter Antonio,’ which saraington him- | $].45 Pr $4.75 p $4.50 Pr © r. * self wrote as a play, “Seventeen.” in| . , eg a a bie aa Eile ia Us ener s * Yor egg a gs FT, am 4 a oS Bonga wal . . Saat |its theatrical form, was created by | And many other attractive Curtains at Special Prices. | Nemo ee ae anes for [other hands, those of Hugh Stanis- Axmi lR | gienic functions (health) and durabil : _— 4 : xminster Hall Rugs “er come laus Strange and Stannard Mears. | “2 st meet the try’ sc Lig | Linoleums Size 4.6x6.6; 25 patterns to select from (economy), for conservation. Sold everywhere. Nemo Hyzgienic-Fashion Institute, New York It was first produced in Indianapolis, Printed Linoleum; au ‘ , itv, by Stuart x ' ly |} the authors own city, bY —gmall allover and Oriental Mi l) [Qi . atch es | Walker, inventor of the Portman- | felt base; block, Lecidmt.o gnamel harweil $] 1-95 ; |.teau Theater; it then went to Chi- tile and wood pat- | GeSignsS—a Special Dalal... .. | CABO, and won unanimous praise in terns; 4 yards Wool Fiber Rugs Brussels Rugs wide yr New York. ; ' 9 , . " : : 9 Jewel V “Seventeen” is much more than an bs JX 12, in blue, Seamless —— 9x12: _ ; ae invented case of absurd puppy. love. slay, tan and rood qua iaty: Siar , , Ea T . ° ‘The mock suffering which William I d Es rrecn: economical. | > : | ey af | | ‘Sylvanus Baxter endures when the —— .) : spe- | Mi [1 ld ry NSLZNIA | Babv-Talk-Ladyv comes knocking at in block and tile san $15.75 : $2 1.50 | designs — colors] tary..... Ciel. sik BR, . Ss Ss I E. [2 E: Ss . his susceptible heart has something | through to back; at ca FIAS ten’ ‘sg : % |in it much deeper than the comic | : WW ed. al H 4 Sil UCT ‘surface effect. The story is a genu- something that Seamless Velvet Rugs | | ‘ine tragi-comedy of adolescence; | will last, In Persian and small allover patterns— a o e and Tar kington, as pr erh: ips no other $].45 hich pile and soft eolor- $ 50 eS . ; / / eo | , American author could do, analyzes PA vi tee 2 38- | yy ; ee, =$ Y be 00. . Ch VISTHIAS GCG? celing Cards with complete synipathy and under- INZS——si4 GELS. ec cesee: aie six ; UF ' f ee ET ~ liv Ing VOICe OF a mechan- Unfortunate jas Foon in c Louie | B100.00 Wh ardrobe we . + EX. f h : Sp ; h h ie : Two Years Ago. BISA Ww acerere iCal imitation of the original, Dut rather the very substance Information has reached Ii oe of the music alive with all the emotion of the living artist. De ee ne es eee | for the production of Homer Moore's Three-Quart Wardrobe £15.00 Trunhea (2 @f% 24040) Trunks 260.00 Trunhees Every now and then our buyers make a “ten strike,” a mer- opera, “Louis XIV,” at the Odeon " ; } of | two years ago at the work will be h di h k th ti it t k Real Music in Your Home Will Help Win the War Romie cs a Cae ee als; ee ee Cago Opera Association, of which | In our tone tests we permit comparison between | Cleofonte Campanini is director. By ! h j ek delves : Dé ' St De premture teen. Wes oars This is one of those occasions—when $15 does the work of : > > ’ “— « >» P ~ : . Was Wrecked, p, rtlv throug) ft: |*« . ‘ . . . ; the re-created voice and the original. This is only done i Se | Agateiaeiay Gn waaeel $30 or $35. Don’t miss it—if you have no immediate need ; | with the New Edisonmno other manufacturer has ever “sie cnethenty Se ee for a Satin Dress, buy just the same, for the future. ° ‘ . s no, tenor, "ho Was cast tn ; dared to make a public test of this kind. ihe name part. Moore has been ri | casting the work since, to eliminate : see aguas An immense style selectio braci | If necessary a private hearing will be | ee tO ee ee ee te eerie Regence sae. ; | SES ae ] vho is now living in New York, tells all the leading features of the season in | . CONAN fe fi] J OU? home, Withot t obli- of the opera’s acceptance by Cam- . ‘ ‘3 s 3 : ' : panini. lie says that he is promised draping, trimming and color. All $1zes : gation OM VO? part, Or VOu may hear It an orchestra of more than 100, a f h ° ; chorus of 100. a ballet of 50. anda or the matron and the young miss. * fi) ONT de luxe parlors a ad ; Site Oliz¢ P a¢t. competent principals. “A new bari- . tone from Puris will have the part { i — a Ca NC of Bragelonne, and Octave Dua witli . song the role he hadin St. Louis. Pac. Buy . , uy the PROGRAM OF “AMERICAN MUSIC t : Concerts lourth Will Be Given at New Cathedral To- Lottis Perfertion : . Daily. day by Diebels and Johnson . Z ‘ , ‘ a as ” . Liberty A program of American music will The Most Popul A a7 | = © o be given at the New Cathedral at met?! s om = >| i, af [ii¢ é Ww atnearal a = te ts ri 4 ag > y Boud- o'clock this afternoon by William > ¥ . ) ' ' M. Theodore Dievels, organist. and Law- ae un " i | ce Johnson, tenor. ° de te 2 Dro, : t i eeneaiieneniinmnammemeraee LDiehels wi?) play an offertoire and ,, 3 Ne} 1 a ae _berceuse by E. M. Read, former!tyv of a: y pric . St. Louis; Nevin’'s ‘“‘Rosarv.” Barton’: “ tt at. | | /“On the Lake of Galilee,” MacDow- TERMS: $2.50 . ase 9 ell’s “Pastorale, Romance and Maes- Home Face Peeling ~ 'toso,” and two of his own composi- ware Py LU P l | tions, a scene from the opera. ‘Enoch ; aa | Becomes oputar DR V Arden,” and an excerpt from “The ‘ a Ne complexion treatment yet dixco e . R. VAN 4 ’ Hlonor of d'Orsay.’ Johnson will sing fn ered seems to have become so genera’ numbers by Henshaw and Shelle; } end so immediateiy popular as the mer a an 7. i eoltived wax process Pvidentiy the rea Dentist do!’ } ; ef a bad completion, which can bard 3 ni ) bef be waid of any other. To temporarils ; | . | hide or pleach the defective skin wit’ Plates and | al retort a vs, ame Son. +5 eoametica cannot compare with the ef ‘“RANKFORT, Ky.—-Bud Hatton | ae fect of Hiteraily removing the skin Bridge Work of Menifee County was sentenced to e ht self, Morcelizeé wat takes off the of Satisfaction , prison for 10 days for harboring his , fending eurface skin in four-like par- uarantced son. when the latte a I ; ' tictes, @ itt!e at a time, until theres ' = n atter overstayed his i pcre none of it ieft. The new complexion leave from camp. Gat thue ereduced exhibits a healthy glow “9 —- " * ‘ = et@ @'rlish beauty obtainable in no other Music Teachers, to meet aaere. zy : p is . — cee “ail - god \ striking. = mar, The was. which vee can eet a St. Louis has been chosen ax th, A few of the many Mrinone OH te Deiat Ekire was ene on mane - ‘necting place of the Music Teachers’ fing at q ‘cg vot peal a beeing or sss Restaurant ' Nationa! Association for its fortieth styles are here Boy M 2 Mere is one *' thal actually does annual convention. Dec. 30 and ?%] illustrated snaps we remote Wrinkles nore them e@uickly. and Jan. 1 Most of the sesstons wil! | F end at triffine cor Powdered satolite 614 OLIVE ST. _ be held at the Hotel Statler, which OPEN EVEN ene eunce. disso «fi |: nse-half pint will be official headquarters Dele RBstch betel Use as es iace bath ~AD\ mY cates from al! parts of the countrs Vienne omen ornare rn Yr > ’ 7 ¢ BiFT *% ote ratateht .. : Pale . tes ; . | hie ee ‘ ty Sid) Fe bide wads aah aS errs is kee eR, oe ot Ser _

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are classed among “‘firse sentials,’’ solely on the ney give a hygienic service nsable to women. sets, world-famed for hy- 1s (health) and durability 2st meet the country’s cai . Sold everywhere. Fashion Institute, New York. ES fy a} ZAasten WOMEN f OUPrresy , a Sale of w of the man les are here 4 llustrated me, pr nee ed ed s OPEN EVENINGS ST.LOWWS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1918. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ne ee “ , a fe hig s te “hs 4 y e Me ‘ }BUY GOOD GARMENTS THE © You'll buy cheaper and you won't need to ‘and original system of giving credit—a boon to -just a little eac Alterations Absolutely Free Women’s Suits 1} med to pay spot cash red Lvie ‘ tyr { Colors f« 7 % 42 » tt Miss Te ln $ i : 7 Py, y ” by SA Ah : ‘ aty a SY tip Lyity te ere em el AALS SEL WI, Wy, : ’ ; - “wii $ Vas 4 SA . ¥ H. & R. WA pay the cash—its our new these who can’t afford h week while wearing the clothes. With the and new with new narrow skirts length (wats, etrictly Stitching nd buttons. $20 *° $50 r Fall. Women’s Coa length Tper he f @- - ta Price ete Ane 1} essy rocks, in some with models: high useful large brown, y dpe oe Si eae Women’s Dresses New Wool Jersey and Serge Dresses and crepe de chine Shades and stvle«e: $12 $49 Satin, charmeuse all the neweat (;eorgette sleeves. Men’s and Young Men’s Suits and Overcoats j Stylich tnodels in newest Fal) pat- + and ae tery /—~poys’ SUITS $7.5 to $1 , _ + - and olors, priced. .... $20 454 Alteretions Absolutely Free query *tewe, . @ **"» ‘ tt aa 3 S Woaists« Children’s Men's Kaincoats Denosi “ofturcday«~ scr. Ww i +% ‘ er Open Till Monday Till We Also Sell Skirts, Petticoats. (oat «. Tondceoat «a, Hlate and Shoes on Credit—No This couron good on purchases f $10 or more. Just North of Washington Avenue ee pected to make a peace gesture, ried ‘without 'at the expense of | Elimination 20% to These Are of a few scratches. as these. Full-Size Wardrobe Trunks Prices $24.50 $28.0 B35.00 R50.00 REO) RT5.00 RS5.00 895.00 ' Sale $30.00 Wardrohe Trunks... 840.00 Wardrobe Trunks... 0.00 Wardrebe Trunks. . $75.00 Wardrobe Trunks. S0.00 Wardrobe ‘Trunks. . S100.00 Wardrobe Trunks 8115.00 Wardrohe Trunks $125.00 Wardrobe ‘Trunks. Three-Quarter-Size Wardrobe Trunks B25.00 S24.50 F40.00 £25.50 £60.00 £45.00 Trunks («2 only) Trunks... =e Trunte 'Murphy’s Sale of 500) _.Wardrobe Trunks ' Factory Samples perfect with the exception Buy now for future use, as prices will never again be as low C. Murphy Trunk Co. 707—Washington Av.—707 30% Off Dress Trunks i wee SS ce a £12.50 Trunks S70 £15.00 Fiber Dress Trunks, $14.40 Steamer Wardrobe Trunks - $25.00 Berth High Steamer Wardrohe Trunks... .$12.50 $20.00 Steamer Wardrobe Trunks (2 only) S25.00 Steamer Wardrobe Trunks (2 only)... .819.75 Steamer Wardrobe Trunks... tere fa oro Steamer Wardrobe Tranks (3 only) Stenmer Wardrobe Trunks (3 only) Round Corner Fiber Steamer ‘Trunks. . K2I5.00 R44) $30.00 R50.00 827.50 Ri.) 810.00 ih . ' =... — ; ‘ "“. ’ > we : J 7 "?* ». _ * * ° A= ‘ " " . .",* > , : t va , a. re, f #64 > ot : wf +s * ¥ a. s,*4 ‘ . , s > ; a ‘ ‘ : . . ‘ > ‘ " ots 4 ° . . . r >» . “ s* ' “4 . ‘ . . tt P ~~ oe #4 *- ht Ae . . j : . A handsome genuine Stud or a fine Watch. Appearance und will be a Out of fashion. Wrist ost Popular Solitaire i4 *kaTti Diamond Stud ‘\ io \ 1179. Four MoOnds, Cameo, aia (oral fine pink iine at) oO unting. = j } ij ¢ \ strikingly § ! $25 “$40 $2.50 a Month St a Week (all or non JOFTI BROS&CO.isss = 58 Diamond Ring. La Valliere, Kar Screws, Seart Pin, Watch, lee ‘ } UrTHDASC i Your eredit ts yrood with ug, The Nationa! Credit Jewelers Second Fiogr, Carleton ” . " ‘ ° . bs *. } ‘ ¥ ‘ "4 78 a ee NT ee PO een y : . : ° ~ . ‘ ‘ ~~ , . ov 7 an s ‘ a8 has | , ‘ és ~ oi," . , , "-” * * . ; ba > " we . . * = ‘oh "e's oS . ete., will add distinetion to your hat will not’ wear out and will not go signed } the 33.00 a Week. MILITARY WRIST WATCH Tells Time in the Dark Made for SEN e erviece ‘eh dependable, accurate 7 that *hie when ed I i ie welled mm ovement »o nbreak rlass, on & her “a =p at rbie 2 a leat . { 1 Priced 81.80 a Sionth write for catalog 905. Phone (entral or Main OTF and salesman will eall uilding, WN. Sixth Street, Near Olive, St. Louis ' render. |} as to Turkey plundered and resentful. ‘on the rate peace in Bulgaria Germany, jin disaster iin ‘tion “upon iand., weaken her armies in Franc: ‘'hecome a ‘stance GERMANY REALIZES “MITTEL-EUROPA’”’ BUBBLE HAS BURST —_—_ (ontinued Irom Page One. if (jerman fortunes In the west be- gan wane and the Berlin ond Vienna on the one hand link between to and Sofia and Constantiople on broke, both the Tu: might quit. there this operation upward from Ward and to the Danube, by a sutec- cessful push from Saloniki to bBel- grade. And this. in turn, Was only possible if the Bulgar army could be decisively deteated, and the other were Bulgar Mut break niv one Way t d that was. by an Saloniki to On link. an defeated, War carried into bulgarian territory. As long as the Bulgar army stood and Bulgaria continued to hold Serb and Rumanian well as Greek, no Bulgar Government would consent to make peace with the al- lies, since the first condition of such peace would rilvy be the sur- render of all conquered territory, P-umanian as well as Serb and Greek. On the other hand, if there were first a defeat and then 4a of the territory, accompanied the threat of an invasion of itself. then Bulgaria might territory as Necegsc loss of most by he eX ana if this gwesture were sincere and Car- with it the promise of evacus tion of conquered territory, the de- mobilization of Bulgar and the abandonment of the Cierman al- then KBulgaria might be escaping from the conflict of territory and with possible compensation in Thrace and Turkey. In aban- doning Uskub and Nish she might hope to gain Adrianople and Midia. And she would end the terrible drain of the war, which was no longer profitable, and might. given Ger- man defeat, prove fatal. of Bulgaria Necessary. is the Bulgarian sit- armies liance, cer- tain of loss Such, brifly. ‘uation, as it has developed in néarly four | mained of war. Bulgaria re- the -single bridge between Germany and Austria on the north and Turkey and the Near Hast on the south. Break that bridge by elimi- nating Bulgaria and Turkey is lated, bound to fall a prev to allied armies, if not internal revolu- tions, which hasten her Turkey once at the merci allies, there is a final end dreams of expansion in ist, for the allied purposes contemplate the libera- and the neu- straits under in- years iso- to Will sur- of all the to German the Near E: tion of enslaved races tralization of the ternational control. The elimination of sures the eventual liberation of Ser- bia, mainiv held by Bulgarian ar- mies, and the equally certain escape from German control of Rumania It opens. a threatens Bulgaria in new Austrian front and the invasion of Hungary and Bosnia. Allied armies will be able join hands with the disloyal Austrian sub- jects among the Jugo-Slavs. As to ihe moral and political effect of such a change up the people of Austria and Hungary, it will be while a re-enlistment of allied side is almost recognizing that by a ae, certain Now, vill lose all possible Balkan profit for her great sacrifices, and will be thrown back upon the dubious Russian field as the sole opportunity to acquire po- litical or eventual economic gain from the war, realizing that the ex- istence of Austria will be gravely imperiled by a restoration of the Serbian front, nothing is more cer- tain than that both Germany and Austria will make a supreme effort to restore the compromised situation the Balkans. And that this is being done we are already informed by Berlin and Vienna, in both of which capitals there is to be dis- covered unconcealed dismay, for the loss of Bulgaria is a far greater than an enforced retreat behind the Meuse on the west front. Germans Striving to Undo Disastcr. And here at we may turn to the military aspect. For nearly three years the Saloniki front source of weakness to the allies. cause it has drawn their troops away from the main field, while the Ger- mans have been able to assign their task in this region to the Bulgars. who were not available for service Krance or Belgium. Only a fern (serman troops, more Austrians, have the Balkans, while the. British Krench have had quarter of a_e million in What the Germans hare not aptiv described as “the greatest ternment camp in Europe.” Rut when Ludendortf is fighting for’ his life in Austrian troops are aiding him. or are massed in Italy against a possible Italian offensive, the Balkan makes an imperative (;erman reserves, in Flanders and in as a result, last has been a he. and not manv heen employed = in and nearl locked alone ins now, Krance ana situa demand urgenil, Lorraine, (,ermany needed has to ter SA her position in sequence the “side show" As Balkans cease to Bulgaria. a con for the allies: they have very ’ important main crama (Copyright. by the New York Tribune. 11 COLLECTION OF CLOTHING FOR BELGIANS DISAPPOINTS Louis Not Responding to Red Cross Appeal as Generously as County Towns. end of the the collection of clothing fo: use by Relgians the Red Cross ony, of the of been obtained. 11 day by J. © ecirTcum- in the st. At the SECO under ANSpice of third has Vester about csrhe quota ;O .a00 pounds Wus Stated Henniges. the Collections Conmiumi chairman of + : Lene, Deliver ies ; ‘) fire stations in the cit: onl of them Was Said mn surprisingivy small. le ut some rem, if ‘ports rom counties er ced collection district ars putting upon St. Louis neighbors,” Mr ‘“T'nior ane h it pounds, and that iready been doubles tions of the district with equal generosity and jts imoyne hienniges Bulgaria | enormous, | Rumanie | Sepa- | The Patience of Most Women is ~ Beyond Understanding WOMAN will fight the furnace all day in cold weather without being able to get the thermometer near 68, worry because the kiddies all have colds owing to the drafty floors—and yet, worn out in body and in mind, greet friend husband with a cheery smile when he comes home from work. It isn’t fair—even if women don’t complain—when every house can be made comfortable with Storm Windows and Storm Doors But more important still—they inerease the comfort and healthfulness of your house by eliminating cold floor drafts, by making it possible to keep the house warm in the severest winter weather, and by permitting perfect ventilation at all temperatures. Houses protected by storm windows and storm doors require from one-third to one- halfless coal. In these days when everyone wants to save the coal needed to win the war, that’s a big consideration. If every house were fitted with storm windows and storm doors the fifty million tons that must be saved would not be missed. The saving of coal alone pays for them in one or two seasons. Wholesale Sash & Door Association, Chicago Your local lumber dealer or building mate- rial dealer can give you complete informa- tion. See him now and get your house ready for the winter. PIANO SALE UPRIGHT, GRAND AND PLAYER-PIANOS Here is your opportunity to get a good Upright Piano, Grand Piano or Player-Piano at a greatly reduced price iy We olrer a terms. HKegint Sample, silg rly Lpaedl ~ ng tomorrow morn : ces to sell the 'STARCK’S 30-DAY FREE TRIAL lt selection that vou will be instrument vou seleet, we will glad] trial and test with th. will allow Vout tt Th sed lilhaue sfand i? aft iit VY tri e Starck Piano and many world famous n singers, schools and conservatories of mu- Sic, The Starek is the official piano of the Beston English Opern (oe. Be sure and hear the Starck before you buy. « indorsed Th usicians, to see Leading Tenor and Artistic Di- rector Boston English Opera Ce. says of the Starck Piano: GENTLEMEN—Let me exrpresa my sincere admiration of the STARCK PIANO. It possesses that sympathetic tone 20 grateful to a ainger. and at the same time a briiliancy thich places it among the truly artistic pianos Yours sincerely, JOSEPH SHEERAN. SPECIALS IN USED and SECOND HAND PLAYER-Pl/ bresent plano ov PLAYER- Trade itn your PIANOS Bench ALRIOLE PLAVER isbony case, 215 $8 PER food condition. GRAND PIANOS AT REDUCED The is wour used or secondayand one $300 sizes and ehoice of woods, All the to piano of todav and this get a slightly at & reduced price. ERHARD GRAND—The biggest Grand Piano bargain ever offered New Sample (irand Pianes, Small Size, Mahogany Cases, at a Saving of 8205.00. good ne second-hand instruments ye paid to apply on any und musier and On especially easy great number of new scirie’ 1} nha she OFFER Ac Tew entire number vou are not absolutely sure at the time vou make vour completely and permanently satisfied with the ’ sen if to vour home hy , 7, ’ L ibea ii lik ist Dichwase other instrument or refand fer 30 days’ ne We ~ = et st «4 * anf : A good Liss better inves new now, i piano if rit ri piano when nake much of thre re eTerTy one wi guararit he to its ‘onaltion. These wre the greatest bargains we have ever offered. CPRIGHT PIANOS STEINWAY . . $135 > 85 3 90 $135 $120 KURTZMAN. . $ 65 GERHART. . . $145 Reser... lee MOZART ... $95 Terms on Used Pianos, $5.00 Per Month eo miword of The e in jon, 9 luded with each plaver . KENMORE PLAVERn* cance: eT ae PRICES: Grand Ptane — opportunity / ole olls ins - «i Terms as Low as $10 per Month New Starck Grands, 3750-$1,000 We So 0 ick for paye- Qut-of-town Customers: im the U. SS. on TRIAL, Write qu fre and @asy ment terms P.A.STARCK PIANO CO. Manufacturers: Starck Upright Planos, Starck Grand Pianos, StarcK Player-Pienos 1102 OLIVE STREET STARCK wFeA¥D STYLE &, PRICE $1,000 @As an example of great ai i \ w# lies —_— , ~{ } _ ea ] Oy i! , Largest Coat Stock in St. Louis ( VERSTOCKED IS THE REASON hms $18.50 full-lined Zideline Coats, sterm a plush trimmed * $20 heavy all-wool Novelty Cloth Coats, belted, large collars $22.50 All-wool Diagonals, full lined, silk keramie trimmed $25 All-wool Velour Coats, al! colors, beaver and plush trimmed $25 Silk Velour Coats, beautiful stvles and colors, full lined_. $27.50 Burella Cloth Coats, large collars, belted, satin lined. _.- $29.75 Beaver Plush-trimmed Yeiours, many styles and colors $30 full Satin-lined Bolivia Cloth Coats, self-trimmed styles... $32.50 Fur Collars, Wool Velours, belted and button trimmed fe $35 handsome Broadcloth Coats, silk plysh trimmed, full lined_. $37.50 finest Wool Yelours, silk beaver battom, collars and cuffs me $45 and $50 handseme Coats, elaborately fur trimmed, ali celors. CLOTH | c OF COATS present Values | Largest Coat Stock in St. Louis FOR THESE SACRIFICES!! OATS PLUSH COATS $25 plain bleck’ Plush Coats, full lined and wide sweep. __. $27.50 Keramie-irimmed Plush Coats, belted and high waisted S30 Silk Plush Coats, full lined, belted styles, various trimmings -. $32.50 Plush Coats, wide fur bottom, collars and cuffs ‘lined) $35 Silk Plush Coats (guaranteed satin lined , large collars, ai $37.50 Silk Plush Coats, full sweep, large fur cellars, at.. $40 Silk Plush Coats, large cape effect, fur collars, af $42.50 Sealette Plush Coats, nevelty fur pockets and collars. . $15 $17.50 $19.75 $20 $22.50 $25 $27.5 $29.7 $45 Silk Plush Coats, raccoon fur collars, novelty belts $47.50 Kit Ceney-trimmed Piush Coats, guaranteed satin linings $55 finest Baffon Seal Plush Coats, fur trimmed. | $75 to $95 beautiful Silk Plush Coats, elaborately fur trimmed VONDEREUtL BARGAINS Made of pure wool materialx—in jaunty misses” «tyles—full lined -large silk plush or kheramie cel lars fOLOKS — BRLM.LUNDY, BROWNS. RKREINDEFR, NAVY AND BLACK. Ihest $25 Coats, special at ‘MISSES’ COATS *F > ¥ » SUITS TOO, MUST GO! Suits of all-woo! cheviets, serges and diagonals, many full satin lined, $25 values, at $25 Suits ef all-woe! Burellas, serges and poplins, full satin lined, values te $30, $18.50 Suits ‘of pere weol poplin, in very exclusive styles, all new colors, values $35, at $21.50 Suits of chiffen broadeloths and poplins, fur trimmed, many silk lined, val. te $45, $29.50 sVomen, 15 SI7IM f(ont«a made of ter-weight new GIRLS’ ’ A mw? 1 AND 11 materiale—in color—large trimmed with heaver plaah, COATS eateia ATs — SPR FAL. Ter 34 VA in. rivers eollare futt “ILA-PUIN GSH D pure ol 3 storm SERGE & SILK DRESSES Dresses of all-wool serge and silk satins, values to $20, at $20 Dresses of serge, taffeta and satin, values to $25, at $12.75 Dresses of serge, velvet and wool jersey, values to $20, at $16.75 Dresses of serge, satin and wool jersey, values to $35, at $20 hur seta — Med (ray Brown Taupe aky The pretticst lot of Hata you ever saw. TRIMMED SCARES and medium and «small shap ~—of VELVETS, HATTERS' PELUsti p = Rear ty SAMPLE a FURS Hiack satin-lined Comey Setu— ~ete—heotin - tin § Thibet Setse—IAKRGEHM ANIWAT Mafls . to matich—SI\ te £40 selwe— Mon- (mall orders filled Dew large Straight brim sailors —Mmnshroem effects trimmed— REAVERS—beantifulls CoOLoR—just 100 Hats—worth Just 30 Trimmed Hate—biac'. and colors—werth $5.00 to $7.5®— - «hotce ‘eB Mtg piel i aR Hag Addisons a 98 PEs] $4 Atl UNTRIMMED HATS T,RLVPTS rita. siti MATTIMUS turhban Tlens.” COLORS so) WALL, and $ e 8 ORDERS aoe wines NEW BEAVER AND PLUSH TAMS Theer mew rev ment fron Sew terk shewn for the fret time Taner. Merk and all cetlar« sce Viedew tPeptaw.: «vey Termes afe @ll the rage dust rereived « tere ehic and $9.98. $5.00 races —s . _ lt lle.

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SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6. 1618 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1 ae ore im 4, 3008 pote —EE -_-—- -- _————— een = pementenrperans - -- — ne no r oH} full nd in a position to play 4n the coming of Paine’s fireworks has , The experts know the length ef time ladies’ Sodality to Give acane. > he O beauty to behold and of strong 4] shabes whe ; é, ey : 7 os $12,000,000,000 | to the imagination ‘portant role in winning the wal! been an ocecasior ranking with the it requires a standard charge of pow- The Young Ladies Sodality of +. iti i i A “a ‘ Wii. ayeige ‘ ! a FOR NEWEST MEN- tut it developed an industr! I ‘The ‘ain ireworks people, AGF advent of the circus. der to drive a shell of that weight Agatha’s Church will give 4 euchre a. 3 oe little ultilitarian value. Then along instance. used to travel aout the Well, Paine was at the ordnance | that Gistance. If this shell has not and lotts party on Wednesday even eS D V IC KILLING MACHINES came a world war and this show: euntry an put on their fearsome trench party. Flis vari-colored | made the journey on time the POW-'| ing at 8 o'clock at the scnoo!l hall, ‘ 2 x Back. . Continued From Page One. ym sa ye sudden ; found itself xhibitions Since the days of the rockets of old were serving the pur- der is not up to standard. Ninth and Utah street ” oe a was 4 é rren a4 crt pe opl now middle-age d, pose of signals. They were red, | ‘Copyright be Oris i Wood 191 mo - eS > Lewis. £ been a hing «ot patling transformed into one white and green and each color car}; —— SS Ries Bc RS The questions answered . one el ried a different meaning to the com- rs sae bss rai in character, the sya rade far away who was putting on a if C| 0] lac ’ ft IDES On, ae 4 i asean are given and the om death grapple in accordance with the if similar me story told by the rockets. The rockets 3 he: 3 oe Those we i further “ : ; 2 might break into stars and the num- ; 3 sh | # | sie eae 3 Be yay. address rr. La wis Ball oo | Hic r. HOT PPRAVIRI am ber of these carried a message. The Instant Relief w hen your meals sour and upset the Se ae > a idg.. Collen Hate ee Sr ls wae lights they released might float away . st ps | he | . enc if-addres eel er stomach— Indigestion Pain stops at once: eee snvelope for reply. Full neal quality and are suspended in little parachutes, and beset. ane Pts “Ges ae must be given. but a on ond genflemegy 20x16 Inches, Beauttiul Sepia Photo Finish vd these, again, . age their agg : So , ce : be _ . of Hetiti us | i mn , will Be ARONE oes * LIBERAL : does the rocket deliver its message ) : Pe 2 at : p riptions ¢« venient way to % . in No Man’s Land. ; d ee es ae at uny wWell-stecked drug ga al Then there is the star rocket and ee te: 2 ia jruggist can order of whelemaiy an mm the airplane flare which serve the es eae ' Mes: a ; me purpose of illumination. The Sta: : ti Se ORR. SS Rigg say gE Ge a * betters e rocket floats earthward on its para- 9 ee “in I Sie Seana relieve ¥ in a very few @ No waiting! The ee a oe + 2 o chute. The aluminu mand barium : . = ° srs ‘ | a Monday and Tuesday os: QR oe A ae DRney wetauuatiee priats—thie mam sins to burn and sends forth a light | 8 let or two, all stomach *. i ie : e it od treatment: an in in genuine photo wravure of WITH A PURCHASE OF Fic OR OVER bs i of dazzling strength. It lights up the | distress ends. Magic! | Bs pgs p ee LS 3 ti | ae pe s * extra heavy photo finish paper. mae xround for hundreds of yards until it Pleasant. quick relief See Siete | eescam gat drawn st in 4-08: ja m is as bright as day. The sentinels Cas ahs. ” : % : 2 io. stout co sco wn Cees tial a Cae Sh teeta wy Sis wad | mm is doing. ‘The airplar. e flare is simi- : 7 R : fobert = asks: | al eta OO hai andras ane itching ia Bea Cr mee drug stores. suy a gue coated, h Nescacs pps elieved. Men and Women F . iar but usually stronger. Thess res s 3 ealtie an Hon x rt We Are the Rexall Store of St. Louis have been made that have a candie- as box! aS hs country now use it re regu FOILET She Peres, E fia : ‘ sad, FAYGRITE B power of 400,000. When it is recalied 9 " “ WILL PUT YOU 2 : cont tn we | acre see 08 Te — “ sae writes: “Hay RE ee ae sie 3 ty my that the average electric light blub YpPSET Pp Pp S D apeps VOUT PEE te liver’ kane Pig on Pe ee | “ ackache alse a kh ae eh Soe . FTE | A ee use in the American household is ape t im ON e + ar ai ag ty, BE ee ates ireadf@ily. Can. hardly mopee 5 | peer SY, Si ge DIES . pv. | feed te ecg amy tics fe, i Paaaing | See ine mornin al ' RAs. we : ee 74 Ree eF » candle power, that the average : 2°, elgdggoncod ye: = aby itt si x 3 eee Tae ae bi ae er, ia mg | ane fa household of five persons burns not — — ' Answer: ft thiek 3. 2 at Wo! ff-Wilson me uip! pe. eo a peer. maa! th hy us C : O62 os ; av Wolff-Wilson ™ more than four of these at a time, it ‘erk wri have ms weeks vour kidneys and Dind@aan ‘ . : : A, Ree Ley . a. Je pote 2 Se } ; ” * * ae “ ae. - a | T rhe at j {! . ' j rif ~ ¢ I ‘ ’ q"* ; ror ' . i} SuCcT) vr ‘ Prices , he ae fe Ee a Z eet ee Prices we |Will be seen that there is enough T ad tin elis, twitching and This equated for ay > aaa Cre ; 1) bo eh ty O° LOE aa “A a; ’ ae illuminatior in this one flare to take | CLA & rembling F VOuUs EE oo ~ ae mn mat (eoty'’s Litt fleur ow fhe (tees . : a * oh ngte “the i lie patiecn wig , . eo ippetite and str etl : , Face On h a ee 0” $e vs “ae - se, he and C %: care of a city of a population of 20,- ERYTHING BUT 1] i me dine ek aa ins 7 rfor } Pe rae et pee ECO a: cei ea ot: ee * as NY. “DOES EVERYT : spyrttes a wor! | , der ey ae as ae MATS "mK, 4 og WORE +, BS ii. 00 people. ey i aS s% ae us t ve Trameipmineme lon he Sit my " o oe Scbaei ieee tN D sgiameen Bi, : | pt 4 Rexall Vegetable i ahs HANG THE CLOTUES e uSy ar once... n giving free advice apa . ‘ * - ’ ~ é ' a . : " ’ ’ 4 : - 4 ~ at 8 ig 4w » . . ‘ . ‘ ’ H » ‘ . | > -— * e ‘ . J T } sv i | r} ‘ I = ; I . =f . " ’ : ’ ‘ 7b rs v on . ; : es _ p 4 i ' a - " : ke, iP f fg ( om- Te ae rhe Roc ket und i lare ils Batth . bf ?, RAT ; blon ‘ vh ait any longer- - a Ys , . 1 2 ‘ ; ry 9+ Ap ~ “x — ; ae %. aut horit' : and } 1g iqua ‘ mej ana ast riiSiid) + ; } ag Le ’ , ee | : Tf erat a ’ ried ae remarkabie hair et; minet ‘s [5 r¢ 7 ? , 7 SGA OR Ce ae : oe 7 be’. a ‘ e i : ? ; . ’ oy : eu) cre : ad addy them j + i ten Saal nt 3, tre ‘% Pet Be rt Ve Wee gh il SAD © m ilown over the line ut night and are * ae o hs) ne) oy ae ters for 2. vears, on — lpr aia me i ow wee By ® MI Yu i cone pectin te ptll igaay tany SOOT see RET. POO RES eS TS AS Powder (ali "mi f oty's t tose ilifornin method Whoever Periue Stonn’s Lini gs; “ty 2a co pe bse 9" / taker he - . : ‘ ‘ - . . 7 . m . aby ‘ . . a 4 j AD. ; ‘ree ae Thie aie ines vou M Brittain, ' hm ‘ aa ; AIG 5 ati wey 5 ; ts a landing. Thev drop some flares and - PE) eee is AMS ele et _ Var Washing Machine is a tract —_ vy severe coid and cous +? double four the HMssence Vielette de Parimie cael toe , ee « “3 2% . e .v +} dais : ss = eed ' ' ’ as mit they a ‘ +> 7 ati re to be Juaet Ww ae ts ' ees ne f Viller’s= Snake a the cot ces cs ; an Y ~ tae 5 : , It ha \ iri inh; : ay e and the rheumatism pre prove J Toilet Wat ; ’ Be ar , ae oil a ' C My ie’ Country roundabout becomes as gF™ + > sa", , = sen sib ie m\ estment. + geen he me at al oe hy ' me ant to say they all ADDY , ¢ | 30, xy 15 we, thé Aes SS a sea ie ~~ oo me bright as day. Or, perhaps, they ERR OX e 39 positin e saving and woul dvis hat t lo raw hev are the beat I * ' , ’ ats i Vinol mn, 1s , ming : - k. ' ; —_— used, and i A yy, 15 ; ee oy hl rr , want to light up an enemy ammuni- ’ A Complete Laundry é simph. fies vour WOrkK Ss Wel at you ne Sion AR mage without ant F. — ° a. hs “ ; Sse, CaS 6 ‘yun a tion dump or railwav station that. “% OGRA STUD, oe ee ice Batinueteate pleased recommend _ Wine of "¥¢, , —. SKE IT DEMONSTRATED! STEINMEVER PERFECTION WASHER cold f r & en i. : ' ; med : reseribed. , : i 6: 4 C m they may fly back and forth over it rincine pres vill peck our cold a y a ~~ : 5 ‘\ Vauture’s LNem- { wt : ‘ aia ' NE COTS : I « the tremen i 7% ‘ iy pi. , es - giire y- : ed 19¢. Be t \ Sunset restrictions. Che center of , ‘we are in a Mar: danrd Ver- > ete re gee alee eo. ae Sai gee - 1} tire ke noe y 3 “etna e, oriz ose * ‘cork i OOS ‘Med pn a Sg aie Is genta ; Caldvwell’s Syrup Bae reworks Industry has long been = Kaas Km BEAL r] RAF GCE Sd P| CARES iz rs | c : SS aes i pe tes See : Pepsin. 2p fe on Staten Island in New York Har © a re ee Oe eee 7 ing orders. St, 20 « $2, 50 There are located the factories .4 Mace Pow- (‘astorin (orinzinal Tf ' Paine COMmMpary; ard there are a: | le Dresser Be: ee hletch- ; { by If d the ‘onsolids 2 “ire- Cue” ; rev , * gaye “ag hh} al , as "ga ae . G e; " 7 7 er’s) 29¢ \ , } | : oer : *t : ‘nate id ate d se se . ‘ ese . J zk . > . 4 ‘ Phe ( lit forette : ; original phe ifke and C'n, The Nationa! |} worl ° » plea areas | a “ye ne Nawonal Fireworks | This set is offered in the ele . oh nf OO we =a JA Oe oe I, 39 isitributing Co. has its home in Bos- ZL —— ’ ‘ he Bed mize), 5 = ; ot a a rs, Sucnmp Root, §9e ees builder. has established a huge fac- ; ‘ ‘ 2 . . ; (>| es il e* e stern ss g wen. eee ox A Pom £NGS (ee ee . . so . ° ‘ ‘ rs ’ , A SUS ae ame Stra ay aoc and fag tory, the Nixon Fulgept Products So., An tig brown Mahogany finish: S 15 Po SS Sc J $ : oe, Aaa Si. Jnzcob's Oil, AAG oe it New Brunswick. N. J. So ta a na- Bbiioihn. , Be. sve and of ; es ‘ay ‘r 7 B’ix eor's 1° j or mm an se peiae Eecreeere ae te ent ¥ P: s P - 5 , ' ae : vont Ton ost \\V al }\ rotechnics being pr ()- lcnaw de ee ris i ness : Liiis hah "YY iZ } lé reproduction i! is how reare “ir Ole > By dus ed. ‘ ; > " ' } ‘ iT; ri} f wre ] ft (; . ‘ral . Pers ne & ‘hl 1} Sma 4 4 hy H ' Doilette é if notoeral vO} renera : ; f hing, , : “Hy Testing the ¢ annon Boards 4 yy } . . | . s : . Iv, must ' seen ft e appreciated, he il], | Dirlove ocaanut ie a Vervetal ; y 4 iy time fasts Mel | | ; , Piver’s A dwventur- us ine Venre- rich brown tones lend striking ; ‘ ire 1 dal : . : tal | han ae tudy ee Gttis closer view of this stupendous cam- i ss% . “47 ‘yr nome, o ive r —TtaeeN j : Perr iculiaf#éris Lisi. i . © a : s ees i *. . . 75 roy a ; re 4 Paehar ad = tinir 24 | align for the creates of overw he! TY) - Dier Kiss Ian -e hea paper, Sul able Prarie S | RESO Os pie my Pgs Ponic alt, es supplies of th ‘toy fd } cr - se | 4 es Noe | } i S * ~ I at vene- . et res reece end, Free Monda Ly ‘oa Tuesday at Wolft (2 for St.505 C wr! - oF death, Cal Wilson's with e every purchase of 50c or over. Come early. Rexall 93 Hair a Oil 246 Pag Another day, that IT might get J Shampoo +}, — .» . « mn Km Yet the bare guns are the simplest part of the task of gun making. In| he case of the 12-inch howitzer, for mstance, the carri iage alone costs se i ‘/*» a oY Pees Rol a . a > ~ Chocolate rubber: ; me Co. for example, is making the re | rayid flow tub i AS fee | COil mechanism for such guns, The BIG ing, $1.75 value; 5 sayet $ New York Air Brake Co. is making ecial {ee es bs rriages, as is the Mosler Safe Co., Sp ‘| | i Ra and give complete safis sO AA, f DAS es ti > ; ah yw P +} . & — SPECIAL SALE Py Son Ys ome the American Car and Foundry C tf ie raction. Made by the bg 4 S45 Sen o Piytny if ; ta~ | Be ei largest range « wt ’ . f Detroit and many others scattere ian 3 gifts Paes Pees B h G d + al , ope Be : it : | Mi; che’ Windhactas kaa Burns Both Gas and Co 4 ¥ * , ; . ‘ i ; i 4 hart i By sie Se FP me th i. iv guaranteed. . ant. Shy oe | frainloads of Guns Arriving. Tree hs gk > ae When you get to Aberdeen you \ TA , 4 $5 Cash E T ese fer find trainloads of guns and carriages xr bal | +. xceiio ‘ y By pouring in. Each gun is mounted\|§ >| at > = 7 — $1 a Week is } | eee — —_———~ — —- ~~ - =| a == = = : a — — = a ‘ iz fag Drp arallo ns Fountain e “ a tuned up for action. There will ** : .: we bea halt-mile string of them all blaz | ; Syringe ma ing away in different keys, all being Allowed SUOSTANUAIS ale of attractive and high | iy polish if Equipped with latest for IMpPrTOVemeiy Hie | Hiences, \ fine cooker Combination Cream Jonteel, oc Poo Sigg OO if el Peas eg Re yy ees a ted rubber: rapic ndetg me SUbject to different tests “i eens e sottens pod whitens the | POF WEORGRY BM | whines: $1.75 vatee: $1.39 BB mites or eight miles away, in some aes. : Sioa RR ‘on -- ‘ lac stretch of farm land. ' . , . nw wesday 72ae Security 2-quart Pountain Ea in) | a group of men who mark srinne ’ af. a a eqit of se a = , rirec 1ey $1.00 Hair Tonic. 80c — | $1.98 a wit sete ~~ ters nq podtoondy = , $1 Cin-Ko-Na and iron, 89¢ | "125 Washington 2-quart Be Ay should, whether its shell explodes l‘ountain Virgin Cream : — F 4 Fea roperly. These sentinels witness the Seat wel ran a ee oe. Mot ae result of each of the thousands of Virgin Cream . re | Water Bottle : ® shots a day fired at th proving 60c Shampoo $1.75 Omega 2-quart Hot- $ | 49 ciate . ' A 35c Shanipoo. . ee we £2.00 Security 2-qt. Hot- | 5 e’ All powder must be likewise test- Water Bottle § ' g rm 6d. 6They are such ingenious demas , | Y and baker, and an excellent value at the sp@ Hot Blast es i Oly fal ne ! HEATER| -meL * $18.75 _ ee Se Wonderful Values in my speed at which a shell is traveling e uris: AN} Pure Bristle Hair a nd thus determining whether or not airtight-—holds its 1 ver nigh HAIRBRUSHES ba ths the powder is maartrer Seine properly (‘onstrueted on the down-draft prin (.et t¢ at Weaolft-~-Wilson'’s ESR PAIR REPT ge SEY as that of measuring the rate t Brushes Specia! for aa allowed te chnideeie in th eiple——heath et fee tire ees ; $1.50 Hairbrushes SIbe 3 ’ i ort ' | sennietitinins Se she mite - 1) enlendid val "Two subsiantia!l guarantees i : Soldiers’ Mit a asuring of the speed of a shell sateen Whe a ct $2.00 Hairbrushes Si. * from one of those beautiful long- ~ gpa ng : ae : a Si vw $2.50 Hairbrushes Ri.Gh Long Narrow Brushes be range French six-inch rifles.‘I actual- z $1.50 Cash—75c a Week ft? : 7? pay aes . ; Se rs ‘dee > I ire ae that as Ss asure to he the best ta bh £2.00 Hairbrushes 81.08 MM value 11). r Ti nail a-shot that was so measured. . $1.00 value Ge , This is the way it was done: pring Trusses, ’ he % , ‘? : © $1.98, $2.98. $3.49. $4.98 Hughes ideal 3h Rubberset Toothbrushes. hate ' In front of the rifle IS a frame that ; ; ae Hairbrushes whe ieee on. minds one of the goals kicked in Rubber Elastic Trusses, 35c Hand Scrubs ane d football. A hundred yards further $1.25, $1.50, $1.98, $2.98 98c $1.25 $1.69 25c Hand Scrubs. ie ah ne is a similar frame. A screen is Q etched over each of these frames if You Pay Pe Ae cc PE a ae ee Sa e eeee ) | eT ae , Ay When the rifle is fired the shell goes More Than ‘ er ‘ t Na . : ; ‘y . . ee No Mail, ‘ through the first screen and in doing i ee ee ee ee Sone oe " P * 4) pet ‘kK. Pen ee a 4 » otha » “f et makes an electrical contact which RR TRIE Oe Wolff-Wilson'’s | = . “Sk * my | Phone or ei : ‘ EN ae. > >» ee el . « P- . 4 =F , 0) wis ; = } » Tn x: bine . y 3 Di 1 m - . S emit 6 " . u a Aa ton 6sCCS FOU Say \ , “=e ooo eee : 3 % x» & second it passes through the ® Pay Too hi DRUGS “i * pes ' % : second screen and makes ‘another “ e My ee ‘SEVENTH ANo wasiiincrol AVENUE | : F S eontac "'T?) eo lengt of Ba: t Much WS ke needa... ; ler: bet, he length of time between Ww a : ; ~* ti % these two contacts is measured. That N. E. Corner ashington Ave. and Eighth St. is the length of time it has taken a shell to travel fromone tothe other, 7 / = 2 = = = = SE = Ge ae Oe ee ee Se pagtl<see . ee a ~

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR os oT (Ours POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1918. A 7 oe 3x . OcTORgMRGE YU | DISCIPLES OF CHRIST | ™piMaé ot an webies! COINS: MEET HERE WEDNESDAY + Lew. Bekep & : (M) questions answered below gil $ «eS | little ““Freezone’’ on a sore, tender. corn or a bc 3 BA er callus. Instantly that corn or callus stops meee ” wT ae a hurting, then shortly you lift that bothersome ne ee ss corn or callus right off, root and all, without my pain, soreness or irritation. Yes, magic! he = y Th +) Orta SYMpPtoms ) en and the ansWergs i er of similar nature, 3 further adyj a ; Pf ite, Lewis Baker, ag : ood etre ets. esl cif-addressed Ld Blue White Genuine Diamonds sure {to see our wonderful stock of monds The ne beaut iful gerne are the highest quality and are mounted in for ladies and gentlemen. hesides. ring ons can be # Mhoxpenc’s LIBERAL GREDIT. PLAN i 30 . Store, BpiT PL. i a con- if ¥ holesaler. 7 ‘ 4 ; 4 ‘Be ull name ans 3 * | only jes De used | The wartime national convention lof the Disciples of Christ wili begin | Wednesday in the Union Avenue Christian Church, Union boulevard ‘and Ejfiright avenue, con- ‘tinue through Saturday. About 1600 | delegates are expected, as compared | | with a hormal yearly attendance of | urug senient way to bus and will T hie! | is better, \’ few days. wuY Nair coe ‘ is too Oily 4 f th an Candruff,. ra out too MNuUeiy. SIXT | 5000 or more. The convention was transferred | Dallas, Tex, which was'! year as the meeting | URDAYS TILL 9 O'CLOCK here from chosen last place, because, in view of prevailing | - ; undruff and itching ar rn | , Men A women all ) high railroad fares, the most central] | | wae ne a location was desired. ' ea [t is- not customary to meet in | . af hes J é * . 1 ‘ ouble, and To a church, but it is believed that the! ackache also affedias t /} Union Avenue Church, the largest in bard 2 nove Wh ' Le 3s | edifice in the denomination, can ac- commodate the gathering, with the ‘help of other churches in the neigh- | borhood, particularly Pilgrim Con- _gregational and Westminster Pres- | byterian churches. | Edgar Dewitt Jones of Blooming- ‘ton, Ill, is president ef the conven- tion. College presidents who are; expected to attend are Dr. M. L.| Bates of.Hiram College, Ohio; Dr. | Wh +! ' | R. H. Crossfield of Transylvania Col- | y wait: osts only a few cents! Hard corns, soft corns, corns lege, Kentucky: Dr. Atrhur Holmes! i lessens ist ad we wing: | 7 mame method Whoever wishes the a e of the medicines you nail Be i prittain, Gavar? gitins to between the toes and painful calluses on bottom of feet just loosen and of Drake University, lowa, and Dr. | en ghee ssence |] mae New York, N. Y. This is a genuine offer | , ; : Hi. O. Pritchard of Eureka College, ‘ ee the rheumat i Seed will prove to be just what you have fall off. Truly! You feel no pain when applying Freezone or afterward. linois . 7 a etfs cad Riss dle oi ‘king.—ADV : a : Sth ag dent ne te, vemt Eh i a , —ADV. Dr. Moore Expected. t ihe . very gratefnh al ' TOP , . | ; : | " R. WA. Long of Kansas City, mil- am Dette We cee if | _— o lionaire lumberman, will be one of MRS. K.-T, . 7 a s the principal laymen attending the : ae ii i i) ES a convention. The meV. 2.” W. =. : a : e ° . I I “JCil iis ee WHITED, & | Moore, 85 years old, former head of | MILLION | Our large stock of Cook and Heating Stoves is still complete regardless of Dessert and Salad Molds— , Lev. will The use i1ts fifth in eSstant Jiffy-Jell With Sun-Maid Raisins Try Lime Flavor—made from lime fruit. In Jiffy- Jell it makes an instant tart, green salad jell. Serve it as a zestful relish. Or mix vegetables in it — cooked or uncooked — before the jell fully cools. Left-overs can be used in this way. Such salads require no dressing, but you can add miay- onnaise if you wish. . Another is Mint flavor — made from fresh mint leaves. It makes a garnish jell rich in fresh mint flavor. Serve it with meats. Or mix in meat scraps — left-overs, maybe — and you have an appetizing loaf. Try any two of these flavors this week and any mold offer we make below is open to your acceptance. .The molds are worth more than the Jiffy-Jell will cost — . $o we are really supplying you . Jiffy-Jell free to get you to try these © flavors. Nec the This offer is made to induce a test of Jiffy-Jell in its richest flavors — flavors you should know. They will be a revela- tion. And these desserts will gain with you a multiplied respect. One is Loganberry flavor—made on the ground from these wonderful Oregon berries. They combine the wild blackberry and the tame raspberry which is the most luscious berry that grows. Your folks should know the delightful taste of Loganberry Jiffy-Jell. Another is Pineapple. We use half a ripe pineapple to make the flavor for one Jiffy-Jell dessert. 9 AR ZL Then we seal it in glass, so its fragrant Trae-Fruit Flavors In Vials Sugar-Saving Desserts impossible without that. Another is Coffee flavor. That also Ready-Sweetened—Quick, Fruity, Luscious, Economical meats and vegetables. B You must see this Suit to appreciate its value as well as ® the convenience it affords. Has massive frame finished # in oak, upholstered with besto leather. The Daveno opens m™ out to full size bed, equipped with non-sag springs... . SOLD ON TERMS all nation was sy ones y The (Christian Church has an an- budget of $3,500,000 for mis- colleges | nual sions and tals, orphanages ble institutions There 10,000 | churches of this denomination, with | 1,375,000 members, in the United} a States and Canada. | benevolences, 30 several other charita- |: and schools, a sg _, COMBINATION COAL AND droom Set. a aamr2 fim. GAS RANGE structed so as to enable you to burn either coal, $10 Cash £5 a Month ke besides hospi- and We Show the Full Line of the are ih ie. The must be sealed in glass to keep its aroma, as we do. 7 EXCAVATION BEGUN FOR BIG ALTAR AT FOOT OF ART HILL Temporary Structure Will Be Used | K. of C. Celebration of Columbus Day. IMixcavation for the largest aes 'ture of its kind ever erected was | | Started vesterday at the foot of Art | d°o it i Cole's wood’or gas. rac- ; tically wo oven in High-Oven me Coe ha (ae , , Mh wi de ‘one. You can use eee in SRS te both fuels at the ? Tee | | same time. One oven 4 Tu sae NRNEENE | aematieen ang ‘ : ven They make appetiz- abination for either fuel. i “ } £.-% ‘ Wi large warming closet, , nickeled drop Sanitary Sold on terms. | two shelves. base. Cash or Credit “| Fa yn | » - i WIAD inet reraengnenre anenegee bt ERASER ETEORONY anh ’ 7 . iw * a ed ; + , ‘ «) —— : > 2 a. : s,. ce * . . = . = a at Ye .. “ ) qe Heaters See Our 1918 Display lerms to Sait Your Conven- ience, | stand Hill, in Forest Park, where will the temporary altar that will I ‘ * be used in the celebration of Colum-/' bus day, under the Knights of Columbus Name Society. The altar will cover ground equal to half of a city block. it will face southwest towards the Art and the Im area auspices of the | Holy Jiffy-Jell comes to you ready-sweetened. You simply add boiling water. Consider what that means to you in these sugar-ration times. A rich, fruity dessert —one of the finest desserts in existence — without the necessity of using sugar or flour. Fresh-Fruit Dainties jiffy-Jell means to you a fregh-fruit flavors or dry their fresh-fruit taste. This is the only quick gelatine dessert which comes to you fla- vored in this mp Compared with artificial avors, that means a vast distinction. Very Economical And these luscious Jiffy-Jell desserts cost little. One package serves six people in mold form. Or it will serve twelue people ing dishes of things which might be wasted. Rare-Grade Gelatine Jiffy-Jell is made with a rare-grade gela- tine, made and controlled by the owners of this concern. It costs twice as much as common grades. Jiffy-Jell is made under the personal di- dainty. All its fruit flavors are mad@é irom the fruit itself. All are highly co ed, so a wealth of the true fmit flavor gd@s into each dessert. All Jiffy-Jell flavors come sealed in glass —a bottle in each package. So they keep rection of the greatest of gelatine experts. So this is a new-type dessert. A milbos homes have already adopted it. Now we want you to know it, and know its finest flavors. So we make these offers to induce atest. For your own sake, accept the one you want. - One Week Only These offers are made for one week only. They are made only to women who purchase Jiffy-jell in two of the following flavors: Loganberry, Pineapple, Coffee, Lime or Mint. The offer will not be repeated. if you whip the jeil. : With nothing added it forms an ide@i des- sert. But vou can add fruit, if you wish, nuts, chocolate or topping. Jiffy-Jell salads utilize left-overs, both in ange Both Gas and Coal 364-75 ; , ~ 10 Flavors in Vials A Bottie in Each PaPkage Strawberry mass attractive and high: quipped with lutest \ tine cooker value at the spe the ee a ; 1 : . . nx es ce 4) ¥ : + s te * 20 ~ s > ¥. “ Mian : aS : en SSS oé~ . = . 2 a | . ‘ Se ? } e — ~ 7 » “ x, ce hy =! ~ Cee + 2 a " } -: 4 yy . 4 . dy Alls vy, ; ' . 4 bb yD ww te . , ar x ‘2 , , 4 . iJ , & Fo — == A waa ft ~ «fi ’ 3 Credit ~~ Two Packages for 25c¢ 2S eee GG S 4G & 2S SOO 8SSSSSESS9E999SSSSUS SEO Mail Us This Coupon | bhewe toder received two oe! hifti>-jell in the fevers veu Cash or MUSIC Smiles — K-K-K-Katy — Democracy Alexander Takes His Kag-Time Band - France—Soldiers of the sea—E verything Peathes Down ia Georgia. Assorted styles. Value 60c forsix. Columbia Grafonolas We have a tarce stock of these fa- mous entertainers and are in a posi- tition to offer very liberal terme« New Records Are received monthiy from the m a nufa ecturers’ aturdios. Now I mel! thie coupon with ry] ide for Vegetable Salad Mela a ite ‘er 3 tedividwa! Melds., or ashe RAKE WEL) | gle,” hancing Related ¢ “Preaching in the Rev. S&S HH. Woodrow; lation of Missions to the World | Crisis," Rev. F. W Rusgel! ‘The | Complete Expression of the Life of | the New Order.” Rev. W. H Geist - | weit. An address by Rev. & Duck-| ‘worth will conciude the morning ses- | Hn i me —_ Rn a Poo toe B lndiwidunl Molde give full eddress Present | “The Your Name. ......««««++ ‘& 7 A a > ‘ = Address .... Be etre vou get ! frait Rawere ir s Wa ukesha & ee eee a . oo @ SuPpPst re rood C Oo. ee Museum and will provide for ac- | - commodations in its shadow of | \ Top- | ; Own-t ra ping it will be a baldachino 60 feet a > " hixh, a replica of the one at The Chiffo- Plans for the altar include the, erection of the Bishop’s throne on ’ ue en tieman Ss ehoir inclosure of more than 100 handy friend. stalls for the Knights of Columbus, , 3 Seats for the clergy and offi li k serve him sO , \S Ae aes cers of the miitlary mass, to the | ciinxers, Con- Vi \ sumes all kinds that he does | | 7 ’ facing the baldachino, which will | | overhang and protect the _= altar as: is abso- leave the | = ® ly adjacent to the altar will be a} eg 4 glass while Whe : < series of seats for State and munici- | lutely airtight so clergy and other invited guests Vegetable Salad Mold— D over night; nicely large, spa- . eran | Molds a salad for six, made with one package of Lime Jiffy-Jell Cut cut the eon now, then trimmed in nick- c j ous closet . Guat heehee A <d floor, | 50c ; pon , ——— | Se , ; ait cer and: tell us what molds you overcoats, WILL CONFER ON CHURCH WORK i630 .t : want. They will last a lifeticne. c ompartment ant morrow at Christ Church Cathedral. four la ree An all-day conference of ministers drawers and will be held tomorrow in the parish ror. house of Christ Church Cathedral, courage individual churches. 3 , Topics discussed by the speakers | Six of them serve a full package of Jiffy-Jell. Rev. D. C. MacLeod; “Christian Uni- | M Id Off rs ty in the Light of the World's Struc- | Oo e Value of the Sunday School | mentioned, then send this coupon to us. ey eerees Enclose 10c — cost of mailing only —and we will send you the The value is 50c. Or enclose 10c — cost of mailing only — and we will mail you Or enclose 20c am =» a mail you six Individual Dessert Molds assorted — enough ty e a full package of Jiffy-Jell. The = aD- | prooximately 1000 persons. the St. Louis Cathedral. robe is the the west side of the platform and a IOP we | SRP ~s Burns any kind Choral Club, which will sing at the AINA R WER . Made so as to lve J 9° VAR of fuel, never number of 1000, will be arranged | not have to of smoke and table. Surrounding and immediate- a pal officers, denominational ; it will hold fire | dressing. Has | good with Loftis Bros. & Co ‘ . , : . : with vegetables mixed m. Indented in six divisions. Value . . ‘purchase fiffy-Jell from your gro- el. Terms to suit, for suits and for shoe s&, Ministers and Laymen to Meet To- and laymen beginning at 9 o'clock beveled mir- | its purpose being to arouse and en- | Indaidaal Dessert Moids will be: “Rebuilding the Worid,”’| Rev. W. C. Bitting; “The En Buy from your grocer two packages of Jiffy-Jell, in the flavors Vegetable Salad Mold as pictured above, in size to serve six people. three Individual Dessert Molds in assorted styles as pictured. value is 60c per set. Se RAITURE S. E. Cor. 11th and Franklin Av. **+ee @ SV SF SSSSSEESEEREEE ERE RE REGS »“ Waukesha W acor ain ee — ; ' ee A te rt, cee

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+ }. ~ ; . RES. : ™ . ” re a en pn a Rk er a a = rash « si . : yr ote SOS aie: gee eS a ee ~ eee es Hamsters aM iy em ie \ eee ss s Fe 4 ps oe ee ae aed es 12 SUNDAY MORNIN¢ OCTOBER 6, 191 - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOWS POST-DISFATC GIRLS! BEA UTIFY YOUR HAIR WITH “DANDERINE™ Get.a Small Bottle! Freshen Your Scalp! Sto: Falling Hair! Remove Dandruff! Grow Lots of Wavy, Glossy, Beautiful Hair--You Can! TD) ANDERINE” GROWS HAIR Besides doubling -the beauty of your hair et once, you will shortly find new hair, fine and downy at first, but really new hair growing all over the scalp, Cdsts little. CONSCIENTIOUS )% SS SHEET MUSIC 77 S TEACHERS er ee ee eae | RECOMMEND IT Bp se fe. Rey a) a | or —- 2 » 2 - + § , ‘a Py . ~ a“ - a ot a f' es os 6.3 ét6 we t Ps ee) Ree : : ‘ a ee - ote+,>: al % pee, : 4 ’ eee the > _~% re a > oe rye > a ‘> » Charter Oak Hot Blast $1.50 Cash—$1.50 a Month THE fact that this heater is made b y the Charter Oak Stove Range Co. is a guarantee of quality designed on the correct down-draft hot blast principle- burns anv kind o -~is absolutely airtight and will its fire overnight— niekel trimmed—an unusual value at... . New Arrivals Brussels Rugs $2.00 Cash—$2.00 a Month eS Se Se ESS 17352 seees Soo . Bee “bec: a me a iA Senge Wan SS er ees - y= ¢ $4 See, eo ’ ~s 2F me ane * " *, oe we! at ane} * eet . ' > > — = <-% , —— om . f . = ~ ee CES OS BC be ~ ck eRs Sin ea 2 SS ee ee: (,00D ru@s are so searce season that we consider an achievement to be able to of these handsome Brussels Ruygs reasonable a price—they are made an excellent quality of Brussels tabric shown in a seore of attractiv: patterns. and colorings—full size—and compare favorabiv with rugs that are generally shown at eonsidera bly higher prices. Special for this 24 15 WOGE Chika belie 2 et late a ti Cooks and Bakes With Coal or Gas Coal and Gas Range All in One T erms—$4.00 Cash—$1.00 a Week | [LES LS al 4 Th] if -really two ranges in yickel trimmed—the coal section star burners—the 904.50 range that will delight vou in warming closet and ove and Range: urge you to visit May-Stern’s this 7 week—see this wonderful assortmentof © Stoves and Ranges—and make.your selee- tion now While the assortment is complete. Owing to war regulations, production is now limited and there is sure to be a great scarcity when present stocks are exhausted. ant _ Will hold its yor¥ | fire 48 hours. See Chins Oak Heate $2.50 Cash—$2.00 a Month © r Tilting Rack Art Glass Glass Front Sittor Attached Spice Jers Woedca Largo Lower Cabine: Follow the Arrows Not this spltena fhdent ‘ys? , Vial i +} Ord iahty Quaker Kitchen Cabinet ete THis is a heater of beautift [ pearance and finest constra exactly as illustrated — built furnace, a stove within a stove, fire never comes in eontaet wit elaborate and complete $2 Cash “otine $2 a Month ents and COHnVETLIE ornamental castings. It is good richly nickel trimmed. Absolutely@ tight, so it will hold its fire for 48 hours— White priced at J Enameled . Art Glass Special Offering— 3 Door : oe, Grafonola Ou Tea and a vere Terms—$1.00 a Week Canisters ee Sugar Canister Bread i A A, .™ — ae 4 f, Z Lid Ww CONFAN Grafonola, Type C—a splend strument with strong doable-sf motor drive and piano hinged lid -entire outtit on enle “ 6-Ft. Extension Table $1.00 Cash—$1.00 Monthly i , “THESE Extension Tables illustrated—42-ineh top-——6 feet tended—rich golden oak finish—a aud dignity and certainly a most extraordinary value at | our special price of only.. this week at....... SJ No Interest Charged Liberty Mattresses has just come to us * to our Spree inl order fiber , covered Dod _ Six Dining Chairs Solid Oak—Upholstered Box HESE handsome Dining Chairs are bi of solid oak---in rich golden finish—pl in design-—made with bex seats and arneih seat@e.are upholstered in fine quality. pan whieh looks exactly like leather, SET OF SIX—this 19 Ween OS. ..4..5 | . - 7 Be Y a - Ce ig ae 3 CR ayn ing Ss aa Ree TSO AR - PART TWO. aE ee Carrier Piccon Adopts A carrier pigeon arriv y at the Sheriffs of ; and “after being fed “sheriff J. H. Metiuire, . at it refuses to ell that s* q d ‘Guire released if Thurs athieienen — ‘ JEFFER 3 and 5 North MEA Everything G ee ee ee OUR GF milk i« SOAP SPEC here Moon Soap bars Borat “eae hares Swift's Napbths bare Lenet Seap .... bars ‘ lean- Peay bars Viool Seap bers Seal Satin Soap... pkas. Washing Powder IOOoK AT 2 jarce cans Pork and t A 20¢ can of Pens A 20c can of Corn ® cans Pink Salmen 2 bottles of Cateup large pkg. Oats MORRI® Country this once, you will I ODDS AND ENDS eo Mixed Spice, th. A gallon Vinegar. with & gallon Pickling ¢ A pke. Bird Food - A bottle Machine oll .. 7 Nutmeges. whole A pk. dello 1 th. Whole Cloves 1 Ih. Whole Alapice A can of Potted Meat . 4 large can Paddy Rak A 20c bottle Vacht (tub Loose Sweet Pickles, I Why Pay More f WE SAV LOOK A PORK | No. | Loose Sausage, Ib. No. 1 ‘allfernia Hamme, No. | Ham Salt Jovels« Salt Spareribs VEAL Roast shoulders B t Ereakfast Bacon, Country Smoked, ferved Keef (orned Heef, Whole Beef. Row Whole Beef Loi Vholte Beef Hit rooK AT OUR Vie shio br ese All xpress Orders m and quality guarent that are net satiafact ~pecial Attem EEE CENTRAL 5110-1 HIS outfit consists of ColamB » complete with Record Cabinet t forms @ stand for the- Grafonola® ¢ “— hold 100 reeords me a SON ar AE” Liberty ‘BONDS ] Satn i” -7%% cleanliness Read ove you've overlooked his personal comfo A necessity. , usef cles will be a eons oe

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ioe _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1918, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGES 1—8B OST era —— von suena = a ea OOO — = ———————— oo ——=—_— ——— and Easiest Terms bars Borax ss No. I Geseomel Coff bars Swift's "Nephtha | : an Or In Cation 45e. * a a et Sat an af sind and Beans ae can Velva Brand Molasses | Part of the Defense of A 20c can of Corn ie 5 | THIS IS GOOD! @ cans Pink Salmon .......... 3: 2 large cans Red Kidney F b... Toe § Cameron on Burglary i . : a Oe i fe ge & a Fysai % * » SS ; “ae o — = = SS = 2.5. Se _ At & Sree ee Ot Ga at 2 bottles of Catsup . 2! 2 large cans Tiny Lima 2 ES SE . Campbell’ s Soup, all kinds . . ‘es hse | Charge ee eee —————— Se —— — Nice can Bean Soup MORRIS OF. FOMARGARINE—GOOD Large can Hominy .. ~ ER Can of Vegetables for Seup Nut Marigold: has no equa). S%e | Large box of Matches py ee Monarch; cannot be beat. 34¢ ' ‘its wTticial vesterday Country Roll. Why buy lard? Try OUR FRUIT SPECIAL te nae os al this once, you will like it. . 38 ) A SOc can California Peaches. 2 for tice BR vou speed | eflorts to ee A "he can Peaches ; . a court yee rit ‘« for: ; ’ the Board of Aldermen 1 lbh, Whole Alspice . , se | Commonwealth Extra Sifted | ° for 2 oS See : edi 1; A can of Potted Meat . je | Little Corporal Extra Sifted _. > for 2he ast. if rejection of’ the ordina A large can Eddy Baking Po wider. . ie Robin Sweet Sifted Peas... ®forkte EH owi nake unnecessary the holding A 30c bottle Yacht Club ( sung ® for 4he Rose of Sharon, Sifted... ? for 34 | | Loose Sweet Pickles, Ib. ee i All these Peas are worth °%5c,. Ais | Fosteatgs? Referendum Leagt po) a : ' Ae res “ Why Pay More for Good U. 8. Government Inspected Meat? ‘ereed by signatures of voters. f Dy OW N elie ‘bet Sy gag Betas $20.00 Charter Oak Suits for $1,500,000 of the mill tax S.- ~~ . : Bhs OM. vey WE SAVE YOU 50c ON A DOLLAR . ea y pending and lies Caden, Len) ° } ak 7 t | yg tS aa. HOT BLAST LOOK AT WHAT WE ARE SELEING IT FOR: : a that within a week ‘heii Delivers a , | “f Ne Shek ae yo | a pe SOP Sah det ee eee : haues said tha within a week PORK . ROASTS 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ile suits ae ‘ additional = , , ; , - i “ ap oe oe : No. | Loose Sausage. Ib. Se) Rih Roest Beef ... - woul 1 file ults for an additional COLUMBIA ] ; ? . : = ‘ ‘ $ ee a - No, | Ham . She see lag sll = bie these suits were filed. ’ GRAFONOLA a |e , . | ==Kez , © et may ar 7 ) 7 : . Mii abe *. ja . p — : r= | ) : ; oe /\ rter Oa eater 3 enss a Pe Khonldetn Re ing to show that it did not have suf + ; es , € ; ' . «J 2. Pe: i Cc hops e : , . . ; Stews TE ficjent +r ; in the c : re | 7 - = ‘. I ; d y interest mamMtenance of} WwW | No, | Breakfast Bacon, nice and lean, Ib io weed ; . BB the ordinance to cause the theft of § DS ao . a ’ he | = , SS dene : No. 1 Country Smoked Bacon, very good... ee : : 30" fare , atitiane laa? Trunk Th j AX 0 Cash—$2.00 a Month z No. 1 Corned Beef ‘ , a | ' , ; : . —— - — mAPaAtceA oO : : g No. | Whole Beef Ribs Tc prosecution or Bruce Cameron, th pearance and finest construction LY ; Annan’ ; Ye $ Wee | xactly ea Glaateatad built like 3 LOOK AT OUR PRICES ON ~ Ok} AY ME ATS AND SALT RIBS ) > ee . t “Spey atior superii - am 1.00 W eekly $1.00 k y : toy Pa : endaent, wno Is ut Yr indict mt j ’ urnace, A stove within a stove, so th ce We ship by express. Our Express ‘‘:ders are giving good satisfaction. ' : oti : 7 oe : ‘ eee = . he Most Beautiful 3-Piece Set Ever Shown ; ; e FS All Express Orders must be accompaiuled w.th a Postoffice Money Order. Weieht A connection with the petiti left. | : j r never comes ; ne e aPaaa in contact with ft and auality guaranteed. All money refunded on orders returned to our store & the Circuit Attorney said aA rnamental castings. It is good size— os (hat are not satisfactory. nite this it would 8 isa en ine ; , . Ke Spite this would stil ‘ possible t , : Beh}y nickel trimmed A bsolutely air a Special wag ye wen ate nn ae ma atin be Restaurants. , P 7 Sy ’ | : C Make a Case against Cameron ' ght, so it will hold ‘ ee, R ; pl : : : superb mahogany finish. : engct a. : ‘ae ji . a’ . . * ‘ : "t . ‘ ig t” ‘ : or ‘ ve . ’ J ; ee thine In) the r} rat ‘ hing Ca he i tion te On » you have «} peta : ia . initial Kall { ampaign Pri oe S73. eoal, hard oa}, siack é s A _ ra ono a u “ et 4 lidn’ “ant ’’ _— ; Lame vou'll aye) SNOW Av ' air-tight constraetion “er . ; didnt want. tae ie hide adr 3 wit ickel will give ’ = ; ‘ ’ ‘} ¢ «997 . .*s > iit iT I > - 2 vrs ry NAsrae ith nN parte Says Conditions Have Changed. ME ig cain a acai a’: eae 1} $85 Davenette Set---Three pieces, $64. 15 = Daveneitte Set—-Three Pieces $82 50) heat of the ordinary heat ; 3 + > ' hx y Ce ; . waign Price. . “a! *, ; oe, O24. 35. 7 a why odie] McCulloch said changed conditions J fini 11.00 eush---$1.00° week! Initial ampaign Price.. rit Kall Campaig tial Fall Campaign price ($14.7 Terms—$1.00 a Week 4 om KR WDS O e had eaused the COMpanv to decide 2 — ;, 3 ; 4c hy - ° that it would not accept the ordl- , ~, & SS : President . icCulloch said the ; » aa... 3 en oe JOE SMART Mier. a nt 1384 would be nat ‘0 a a If there is 3 any merit to offering The ee T ibAdles will bticed fal ¥ ’ prrnenm : A he i € aSked.to enter into new ne astounding bargains then we'll snindad 66 tie eee enh B qo ‘gotiations with the company dispose of these 175 sets Mon- ating tastes—has full ruffled —ear _ ) : : th Te } tt . na day. T his is truly mm: ignific ent } id ) : ingore connected with this coni- @] ) eh, aria eat furniture the richness oft the front —covered Mo Spien 1 a. 2 ‘> ‘ . ~ ; a ? ee inh 4 , “a . ty genuine orocco. ea er. 4 “ - ’ > ‘> Po. ‘ ‘ t ‘ Wr ‘ , cz ee ' he bie | j | 3 , The S Kane Cite 4 pany caused the theft of the refer. music on the, = bes scroll arm design is heightened ity ceneies, ee aie ieee . . = a e tore or l Ss ps petitions, said MetCulloch. ; : ae ns ps , ' ae fe : rate a ‘Ves SS fyll-size, comfortable bed that home \ : beautiful honogrt h 1, 7 nance, which wus passed by the L“4 110 Porcelain-Trimmed Uncle Sam is most exacting and requires the Heard of Aldermen March 29. last. (5 $150 Blue Porcelain $ utmost cleantiness gq ned orderliness from his “Negotiations with the cC1liy for : Cc bination ’ - — —- - — : Combination $ oath e z ‘ ' — . one “ m : o ee “boys.” Read over this short list and see il ' the framing of a franchise ordinance § om i ' vou've overlooked anything that will add a were begun about two years ago.” § RANGE RANGE his personal comfort and convenience. HEach is | peo he said. “Since then conditions have | a necessity. A useful gift like one of these arti- changed greatly. We feel now that § [a;° cles will be a constant reminder of its donor it would be no use for us to accepr | & NTT | - any ordinance Vhicl fixes A flat rate of fare The rate of fare should Soldier Kits +: oe ie pa agate Sey: Sucapeag eording to — do without somethiny of tne j q ro oa ’ aes Pir ses " 7 Hes ay . oa" * : ff , i vi I { f | por . a b nae ; . , ” aT agrees? ‘oe . . head 2%" . \ arge ; « : l ] » warie FLA DOTULle, i sh . : ‘ -_ — } o- a we oh age re: ie - P : " . sf = pany . ‘ ake . >? I) -ilti j ar ‘ ‘ + Ps >” S ° . ; , + ‘ ri $1.25 V4 eekly + . ' . ‘ ¢ ‘ te t oLiet Hieces, ' nt nis own tol that under present conditions Te = company cannot nay its operatin 7 ee ia * af : Ali Tr Period $2 to $15 ‘penses, fix a 7 7 This Truly Handsome William and Mary priced expenses, tixed charges and the sal - aries demanded by its emploves at 3 Ee “ * = = = 3 —- —: cen ' the flat 5-cent fnre fixed:-in the or wr ae is en - ' 1 SO Di ae rR .75c to $3.00 : 7 : a = | 9 \ oe Rete, x / dinance., Money Belts. rhe j : Eph $3 Mach piece of this set is made ° l ordinance nanice certain ‘ ’ : Bs 7 ; a If vou dont want to pay 150 ~ . , Wrist Watches. . . $4.25 and up eonditions in which the company ‘ \ Saas e* = te for this charming set you must nest qi vality — oom wand d Te atte 3 ; : a © “> > ~ > i act at once. Here's a remarkable 8 ee Safety Razors.. , ea 00 an up was to e refinanced and gave the i +, ~ ess : 1 \ value. This Suite comprises 8 7 Set consists of magniti- D Cla 25 t $3. 00 Company a vyvear in whi bh) to comply fi al 4 B\ -, handsome pieces, each one mas- ‘ en large Ra pind + Pike pb sagt Sun and ust asse@s.. oO oY ith the ~ Concditions. l nde r ynres. ‘ x * 4 ‘ ' gt era ' Midas : d all fas one in the exquisite ns! > and six ‘ Soldiers’ rhoto Cases..50c to $5.00 ee ee oe ould be im- & bo S “- m | and Mary desig? brown Spanish slip-seat chairs A f ae pos ible te) do thi financing ‘ 2 rei art “ th: y uw’) j rhs » the most Think . | actual $150 HIS 4 eo! bj 7 _8 ompasses..... Oo : erkh BE ox um Peer Te Du , 2 ) Grafonola, T ype ('-— splendid ine : “ Yr rejection would he o M:; rument with st rony double- spring & aa 4 Pocketknives aga, Penna 50c to een Kiel to ask the Board of +Alde: " 7 ey 3 v . notor drive and plano hinge »d lid—come P s , ° oO 1. 0 to repeal tl bill. That would en es i Mr iw NY RUVE RIM | mplete with Reeord % ‘abinet that” be : , Cigarette Cases ively : 50c t $ _ ' ver : ‘ 5 4: bri dis an i i fms @ stand for the. Grafonola ang IWAN. ! 4 Flashlights...........50c te ar oe 4. : rf ) ia epee Sac Ahan ctr ) 4 | \ ‘) Sewing Companions. . .75c and up |f '® freming of an ordinance pro- J iatas om a | Te wéek at.. $52. 5 n . NY | Trench Mirrors... . . ...25c Be eae Ite, for © sliding scale lot fares | Padi oa geet oe Aa | i No ne ee Charged ; a \ \\ Fountain Fens.........$1 and up jwire the company’ ) ack | Z 7 A Lat conaditionz Ever-Sharp Pencils... . .$1 and up on ireseg apetamg * ° Sie , D tH bein on | es ae " nll blue enameled porcelain | ces ; R hits Kkaki Stationery, box. empty . 59c ano aaa eins PE inc for SS. \ splendid bal er with me : 4h , caiare fete mh sanitar a i. lated petition tor eferendadun) “vot , ' f ~ e oven AY } f are er’ rich! o Dining Chairs 2 2 Ink Tablets. . 10c ‘ a the ordin»i Thousand owt ; ie ra eo 7 “section and 4 4- hole 52% . te | | | a nee nich @]} a nd ee S j 4 ean ’ trinim vith ’ ‘iH value (jian? e—U pholstered Box Seats Toothbrush Holders. . ee were obtained and then the f ni ite neaty. firebox. You must a LE Sh ees vail Campaigu Brice: om Folding Shaving Brushes. Sia? iia - Cluarmakers Union. e11/8 ee Dee ene | , : | : ie J, Military Brushes, ¢ each. .... $129 [iiChestaut street. Only one ‘day, a | pee ee we eee eR 3 5 Pocket Combs. . : : assure the submiissior [ ve Oertr , Service nee raas of ane question Te — : $ 00 Fl Card Cases "ee ie on Bi: Cs soni ~ Oo" as a “ pecial ag if” we ‘ ; 4) ‘ x a». “s an ee Rca = 1 Cam pais nm price 7.08. ° brought back ‘ P > t ’ - - ’ 1}. . ; rLessed ! gave information on which Supt | This $37.50 L Smemea and Mattress ie IP Yfly nisi mndsone Dining Chairs are built. FEVER AND GR _ KITCHEN CABINET Vom G ac IRNIGHERE] ‘oak-—--in rich polden finiah— pleasing : ; 4*% de with bex seats and braced legs 4 PARKER’S Cascara Qui inine Tablets, 25c tchen Cabine! “+ . juer full bholstered in fine quality. pantasote SILI SS , TRE Raae Le ene ee . , comfortabie nea mattress and all steel spring “the S eneenmemnetll ¢f : . er "$19. | INSIST ON PARKER'S | Fo 0 mxIOK=10 = ro) ——to) = (0) = (0) — | entire eG rif *fiia® | “The Big Store” at S.E. Cor. 8th & Franklin +. .

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Rie att Caan 7 Bas. isaeeet ho Spedee: a) oe 4 Vee HS 2 > Te Fay sche. ete: _—? Pr ay ee pes ale sal Ale oy ~~" oN GS A Nees hep eo * F r= Sty a eS EG eT ee te oe oe . im Maange Paap a ee id Alsatian ba a. ~ a eee 2B SUNDAY MORNING, O06 vTUBED 6. 1918. oT LOUIS POST-DISPATCE Sit CL —_—— ~ ~_-————— a - ee A ee ee A AT Ae ~— = ee Dentistry Truthfully , aig dng , » Nervous People Receive Careful Attention R. H. E. DOWEL OES DENTISTRY WEL S. E. Cor. 7th and Olive Onposite Republic Entrance on 7th Street (ippostite Renublic Hours: Dnily, & to 6; Sun., 9 to 12 Coitre Gure THE DIRECT WAY Have your Goitre removed with out taking medicine or havin; it cut out. We have a conveni ent, soothing appliance whick is worn on the ne@uk at pnighi Sand cures while vow eleep. Ii Boh 1scks the growth, reduces the | 7 oniargement,and stopeal) pain | ‘nod distress in a short time, | ~ years success. Write today | for freebook!et and full partic. ulars, including teatimoniele from évery etata, price, etc. Not sroldin hag PHYSICIANS REMEDY COMPA “A PAIN REMEDY | Hooray for Banana | Prepared jor Family Use Peel “Pats- Tia ad ways cogs | Real Way to Get Rid of Corns. > > i YT 2} ~ ‘> ry | 4 prere “a er ‘ eaay elief Yor Seventy Years Tried and True 25c 50c All nate eatiees Externally for Snraing Rhenmatism Sore Throat Brnises Sciatica Cold in Chest Neuralgia Lumbago Toothache Internally for Cramps in Malaria Nervonsness Bowels Cold Chitls Sonr Stomach Diarrhes, Ind gestion Sick Heartburn S ck Stomach Headache RADWAY & CO0., 208 Centre St., New York Me, 1 Use ‘Gets-jt’ "1! foor and with | et f @) popping from }eT ia ile = 4 c+" Al ‘ it your A &) © * Why irritate yun OS f ne saive d el Wwrup vVvour ‘? into a Dig Pe nful pun Positively Cured |! 3.75. iene oe rea jee: Life is too short L'se “Gjets-It’ it tul)\ 763 | Sen i Vernando Slidg. LYS AN CELES. ‘CAL | Si, Louis House Furnishing Co. Gain a Room by Getting a Bed Davenport Suite! reoms and make your living re [tents are high —and going higher! If you need another bedroom, get it by furnishing your partor with one of these handsome Bed Davenport Suites. and you have a handsome parlor Dy diay and an absolutely comfortable bedroom at night. Perhaps you can rent one of your bed- om sour own bedroom. Fever think of that? eds CO was we: “To | -— SORE Ses eS furned oak finis Chase Leather. The frame of this massive suite We recommend a 35-Ib. felted perb outfit. . Don’t delay! Sie ¥ Siew * ee » Se The style SAEs aA a is a nee 3-piece Suite, in Our Usual Liberal Terms Prevail $7 8:50 Other Suites as Low as +65 mar Pies Per tt oe ag. 8 ak oA 2 he ne Say B! B. t A Hi 2 Il] h—upholstered in rich black Spanish WILL SAVE YOU RENT! * provides plenty of room for a thick mattress and all bedding. cotton mattress. Investigate the many advantages of this su- 00 a 2 ny ~ SK r wie) “ a > & “ oS; we, *% | Buck’s Cast-Iron Range Just as pictured here—has six 8- inch lids, with large 16-inch oven and top warming closet—a splen- Aid baker and wonderfully econom- ical fuel user. It will soon pay for itself in the coal it saves you. A big value at 39 Liat — SS (exces ) yh een oe ~ (} Allowed for Your y Old Stove. $I 00 i Sdn cca, | This Buck’s Hot- . Biast Heater Investigate Our Libera] Terms of Payment Sea y onan anna ——_ ~ penetee sebiaal " titi eseved Genuine F elted Cc Made by one of the best Mattress makers in the city and guaranteed te be all cetton. There tn au mica win for yveurself what your are buying. resented over his own signature. did wrade of ticking. Our sapecial covni.s isa - 34 J GOEBBE ; PRESIDENT Gere ee 8 M CORNWALL ve Ket Pres Sac PE TARY “oe. PR goo. The muanufacterer . further guarantees the Mattresses to be exactly as rep- 5 (() Visit Our Rug Dept. « We willl also offer a very goed ( ombination , . Social Agencies in this city. the Am ericanization Committee and the War Tax Committee of the Chamber of Commerce. s a er rain RR ams “ ~ meen 100,000 Rolls of , . . + y. | Because we bought the entire surplus stock of the Atlas W all ¥ — ae ‘ : ‘ ; Paper Co. of Chicago we secured this season’s best patterns af one-half price ception hall. MOM 11) cloxe Uiis OUT at the Same comparison at one-half ol for any room in the the prices prevailing elsewhere cloths. pel ble effects. t; ipe stries. two-tones, oatmeals and var- Papers ip to $1 ‘Papers Up te 60c Papers Up te 45c | Papers Up te 30c' Papers Up te 25¢ | Papers Up te 20c 39¢ 2]c (8c 14c (ie 8c 33 CURTAINS cs . rg bs $1. 00 T5e Shades: assor eat colors £zo00d ep | On Sale Here ge a Monday at Coats, Suits Revealing the first Fall successes, t (mecca: Fates 6th and Washington Coats, Suits and | hat are so ditterent from any previous showing. Many beautiful models made of the newest matertals and shades. Special nished gold papers for parlor, living-room, dining-room a Dainty Satin and Brocaded Stripes, chambrays. clintgy . allover effects for bedrooms, sun parlors Here is the place and your chance: to.save, because we are Figured Papers, blocks, granites, tiles and allover nattal and halls house: all above papers have beay 9 or 18-inch cut-out or straight borders to match. Beautiful Tiffany Blends, 30 inches wide, Japanese FTrass Paperhangers furnished at lowest prices if desired papers not sold without borders. Papers 71 to ibe Papers Up to 10c Papers Up te 3hc It - FELT- TOP MATTRES ‘ overeci ing, eciuit tu throug rout; any ao « $8.50 Feit Mattress 4 The last of a lot purchased before biz advance; full 40 ibs biscult tuft art floral ticking any size. ae ; ' Dresse On the Dollar! and Dresses DRESSES We have a large assort- ment of sample dresses, beautifully made, every « wanted stvle, at this ex tremely low price (Second Floor), speecial........ COATS and SUITS ‘oats and Suits made to sell upto $59, at an extremely low pric Materials inelu a © tricotine, velours, gabar- dines, broadcloth, pop- lin, poiret twills eerue all sizes (2d F1.), Children’s Winter Coats Stvlish Coats made of cor- durov and velvet, plush trimmed collars and . euffs, belt and high waisted (Second 2 3 eee SKIRTS | About 500 Skirts that we found the opportunity to buy, to sell at a price that every woman can afford to pay; pretty styles and materials (2d FI.), special.» ' 98 '6-inch silk finish corduroy, pret shades for children’s eoats; per vard LOPS. GRGH: ss tewe Hieavy mercerized damask pattern cloths; assorted pat | Velvet Corduroy fae) | 39) | sre pene Tablectoths , Dress Flannelette Wool Serge aay Only "White Outing Flannel J. P. Coats’ Thread — ob-in, figured dress flannelette In all colors. for lieavy quality snow white vrom 29 te te ni ctl WwW shone blue a ind rray dresses and suits: . outing flannel: >7 ine hes > ven Fpoois 1 . P ‘ 7 r ekground: Mon- C per vard ' 8 wide (Main F!.), yard... — dvd tell Piano Scarfs Linen Crash Toweling Patent Leather Belts 25c Women’s Launde ‘x72: made of fine qual- ‘nbleached Crash Toweling (;enuine patent leather, Collars itv linene with imitation IS inches wide: blue will not break; for Mon- Special for Mon- clun lace trimming: each borders; yard. day. only, each day F ancy Ribbon of far Fr tamorroe fi O'elor K, it yard bonus 1} alt colores. qth special. Linien Suits Bove’ heavy eiderdown neck, long sleeves. ildren's, heavy ribbed Children's Fleeced Sleeping Garments. Heavy Fleeced Wom- 19 en's Vests and Pants, [ Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Fleeced Union Suits; sizes 2 to lb: 10e rise sy 5¢ Women's Wool Rib- | 98 bed Union Suits. S$ WOMEN’S HEAVY FLEECED Q8p|FLEECED UNION SUITS . . . " | Marabou Capes = 99 ( 590 Marabou Capes with ostrich trimming and satin ties —=— flee i sizes 4a ——_ Women’s Vests; hizh 9Qq st F leeced Union Suits, 39 2, Men's Wool Ribbed $2.98 Union Suits. ee E meuniere = a ™ “hey es —_— ae = == a - We Sell But*ericl Beauty Parlors Shirts and Drawers ~,) Heavy Fleeced Men's Rib Seite GO Shirts and Drawers Flat Fleeced Men's 19¢ Men's Heavy Ribbed One 7 Vash ~ ~*~ ‘ Nyhs ae a ; i” ~ $2.00 Cut Glass Fruit Bow!s; pate $10 Dome ; beaut fal ’ art can Din ner gold mation | 98s uses 1 for eas $6. 99 ge A $5.50 Wash Bench. (uy G ety Phe kle $6.50 Domes: art | decorations com “ 1 we rT) gf ef Dishes: canoe 5O¢ glass can “seh ‘ Pee plete set $4 49 r be rea” Fy = * a Dt for gas or . far “ peopie ' er gy Sta Handpainted § electr) 98 Dinner Set: 50 mow , (hina Lemonade piece Deautiful ron frame “T f° or Tea Nets. iy Inverted (as fora! decoration 4 ne & ‘ Manties: sDecia ‘‘ompiete gervice for 4 neluding rola, thi “50.49 cere. 6949! |S for 188 Y o'clock special; $2 Wash Waists (Basement)... .. C covered = 7 BASEMENT MILL REMNANT SALE chyte e () zoey ts in 3 ne new are bed at Mill rempants of fF). Mill remmants of U Be ore Ho ts in (Bu ‘the. west © ._ ane derdown Fleece Serim for window : ws pk nS, we popula: good lengtha curtains: 56 inche ‘s ,ard 1 wide, and good ( Rase- - quality. ment) &é vard i Mill remnants of So! (Basement) ~ settea, (jaberdines c otton Batts are here as arf mendous purcha lou store There are to } $1.19 $ The Gloves | sell upwards to? The Gloves « sell upwards to The Gloves | sell upwards to! If vou require f vou With the supe «ee our Globe Dem eontains further ¢ linemen = ———— $4.25 Tri Yd bine all wool Suit uiur fabrie for sm eomes ti navy or 3 shades of brown, ty — WwW" carry a eg models of t Gossa See the attr (;ossarad { corsets tion. — ’ — Wash Goo Outing F 7 in, wide, lig rood heavy qualit! C . Bieuched Crash ant. made of good Crem i§ in ide: an «light im perfectio | *? scii TOP om vee. Unbleach Yard wide Unb heavy s qualit¥; ful Lot of (one iol of Turk good hea . qualit much higher prices Seconds 0 Lot of Turkish litvw: large ane 45c K b to of vara ight and dark ¢ol t¢ retry ‘) rj wid 50¢ printed colored 8 35¢ C [wo to 10 vara pity, vier) Whe ajubf | al 35c Canto “i in, wide bleg 95¢ tin ta She ard Wanted patterns. / a mn mm me! Lac $ Nottingham > (‘urtains, Uy & “ ithe iarge ' tiny. batten’ white. elune me Lace Cu rvicepriionial i Macdrax Weave range of pattes some vith lace wide lace edges; Samp | 39¢, _ : “ut ti) ine hes, Mad ? A few in the lo Cre i) Yaris be sent manatact * ould reguilariy Filet P 125 in the I vards teng. © . > - ft) tt hee

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Pe oe mn pe —_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 _ We Sell Butterick Patterns Grafonola Parlors—Balcony : — ANQUTS 4z| Obey the Impulse to Buy Tomorrow! (fF Nuguts a ' . ’ SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1918. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | -—-— — — a _ a a _— een - oo —_— a ll ee | ee ee eee ee - — - -_ ~—- é MS Forceful Pocketbook Reasons: Saving 10% to 35% on Expected Prices Military Shop—Third Floo Rolls ‘ Beauty Parlors—4th FI. “EBBONDS i Be a SC ————— > Announcement— stripes, chambrays, chintz ond) rf 6000 Pairs of Women’s 1200 Pairs of Fine Silk Hose | parlors and tial Fe . . E are not permitted to mention the name, but it is a tes, tiles and allover patternes . % ‘ above papers have beautifull ia Fine Kid Gloves . brand which is a household word among rood dressers pecers to match : and unquestionably the best-known make of Hosiery in MEGS wrices if: desired; 4 are here as a result of the most tre- | | 5 America. Go in a remarkable sale event tomorrow . prices | cS and) | mendous purchase of its kind that any 1} | " amuany ‘ ‘ ? ibe P Up to 10c P Uo | | St. Louis store has probably ever made. | .: ee en First and — 35 : which will make our suit department ¢ Fapers Up to 1Uc Fapers Up to Gg aim ar | : | 9 | | qualities of regular e . . . a There are to be three price groups . ] Lie aces the busiest place in St. Louis. Lp | $1.75 -to $2 D C 7 $7.19 $1 .49 $] .89 . }——- | + Stockings. ! ~~ 4 , Is] ———— i Pst Hk woman ‘who comes here tomorrow to make The Gloves al 81.19 were made Pa x a tO/ emall p ti sf this lot 1: f | . te : ‘ me | gp trconwccrigg ss vty oh go ae selection of her Autumn Suit will experience sell upwards to $1.75 a pair, ot secone rages oS pcg estes ) Le hundreds and hundreds of pairs ar 40h |) | a revelation! Three hundred and nineteen of the The Gloves al S$] 49 were made tO hundreds and hundreds of pairs are ’ ° ‘ d eo e ° fect. " I | VP F ne : ‘ Lo & ’ , ‘ . , absolutely pert Sr ie® a Fall’s most beautiful stvles, each one selected be- sell upwards to $2.50 a pair. ' THE coliection includes plenty of black, white and all rae The Gloves at $1.89 were made to the wanted shades of gray and brown. Made with b, i cause of its correctness and because of the excellent sell upwards to $3.00 a pair. all-silk tops or lisle tops, double soles, toes and high - i be ( Ualitv of matenals. rf , Py i“ . spliced heels. Full fashioned and regularly made. Choice Fete} | | . vou require further argument to :mpress in Monday’s sale, pair, $1.35. All sizes. ip: 8 9 \ ah > ae . leit | : vou with the super importance of this ia a y p P » ‘Shain Moor _Nugents.? ® he ry ! ' 4 They \\ ill all se]] 1h) one day at such prices! see our Globe-Democrat announcement, which contains further details and descriptions. $8.50 Feit Mattress : | : (Main Floor—Nugents.) _ Risaiiine ee — Linens! Attention, Housekeepers! eit! | ° ° e EGINNING tomorrow ‘‘The Linen Store of St. Louis’’ announces a . | ape j | | : 7 $4.25 Tricotine Suiting B number of ittevines that cantot well be overlooked. Read on! ind = ah >] ) ‘ ‘ ane EE ’ ‘ , oe, ‘ , Di esses Micke oye gene ) | ae gs : pro "tor Made of good mercerized ‘ Rains) 4 : e "Y ‘ ‘4 } 4 J T -er'si e . - Lei e J : 7 ° , Wis 0 ! leave an Irmiy woven, cerized, hemm reat OF i Ae ask, hemstitehed ready Ade fs meee d : | ONY Ne Gi ¢ , C , 7 : j "Est? ¢ $ : ° } 7 op¢ I; carry a complete stock of the best splendfd for restaurant or | use; dozen ........ $2.29 | 0. use, different i W é i ae a Kitchen use, Lot No. 2-——2l-in. bleach. : ' i Bh d Lif Ll bhi a models of the celebrated Bieicielinid Table ee ed Union Limen: dozen. Mercerized Pattern | Wek ; ul models * + ate Ts Mtn act $4.50 Cloths, $3.00 al.4 0 $ ; —= & Gossard Corsets ’ 1» Oc Lot No. 3--22-ineh Humt- 66x84-inch highly fin- /' \ \ . . line all-wool Suiting, 50 inehes wide, the pop- is . On the 4 ; Pot 64-ineh full bleached 70 inches wide; heavy Scarfs; s Youn: oO: 7 = : — : i T v } 18 aon 4 4 y = * ef . ‘ inch =highly finished’ dor Linen, dozen .. $7.50 ished Mercerized Pattern ) ye mercerized Table Damask, aed : tre ff ys i —_ See the attractive announcement of bleached, spot, stripe or 20¢ Barnsley Crash, Cloth; made - — aia . oS ee AM Si: aid f : : : - ¢ Fs aFe ( » | SC % ‘SS STVIC fl ecg $2.98 ‘4 isto wide bleached Canton Flannel; Tt Cy ay [ate $19.75 $29.75 | the rugs are made in seamless style. - k, Yd., 69 | Soe ggerues men er- “re grag A Ne . . eG elk teegthe, Tatar wide, in the 2 lien a $32.50, $35.00, $37.50 $47.50 Wilton Velvet $52.00 and $56.00 Axminster Wanted patterns, Brussels Rugs, $25.90 Rugs, $42.75. Rugs, $44.95 (Basement—Nugents. ) 7 : ) a : ae. ee S; ‘'s Wilton VelvetRags; goo: a ie Sanford’s extra quality Tapestry ng pele a fabri aerdia As Sanford, heavy grade, deep pile, lus- . ; , , , ; " tose Weay balls “ aAs- [hy : , Brussels Rugs, finely woven, wool faced, quality, close wea | trous shades, in cheerful combinations A l Sale of Di W excellent wearing rugs. neat attractive sortment of patterns in choice late de. f AC ws 5. =? mm? >. er7e Oe Ff . . nnud nner are patterns: size 9x12-ft. ians; size IX TL. small figured designs; size %x12-ft. of rieh artistic Oriental, Persian and Lace Curtains This is the annual October cht lat ? Small Body Brussels . oe nr cit! Travelers’ Sample Rugs, $4.50 Wilton Rugs, $5.00 event which brings to house- fn See, ide] sna ‘ 0 o>. Rugs, $1.75 Large variety of patterns ity COM- Persian designs in choice artistic Rizes | ; BILAL PAMPER Wy eas D re . 4 BABE: LAE AE RNR MERION NNR Re MEN I. ? Flat Fleeced Men's Shirts and Drawers. 19¢ : } ' ? gts Fleeced Men's Ribbed nion : : Re $1.69 2 Men's Heavy Ribbed o8¢ 3 4: SSSR i . Pair keepers the most favorable ' M4 , : a a Choice Wilton Rugs in excellent as- hination colors, rose, tan, vray. blue shades: size Ji xo4 inches, Shirts and Drawers. ‘Third Floor—-Nugenta. ; shin; ving op ortunity of Sr china buyin PP : and green: size 27x48 inches. Nottingham Scotch Net and Filet Net Lace the entire vear. Curtains, 2' and 3 vards long; some extra widths--large and small design. Beautiful The following lots speak very ; —— (lunv, Battenberg and Brussels designs in we including %x1° | i] White, cream and Arabian. emphatically for the advance ic - ar mee 4 _ = ; @ ° LS. $99 751 ae preparation which his eeu “SS “SAY Uae Sets Quick Meal High-Oven Gas Ranges, $39 me RAS, Lace and Marquisette ” 5.00 LINOLEUM RUGS ains, Pair, $7.79 —s a aeeae REAL ECONOMY Bx bscacd at at * Wiles wg and $5 White and Gold $7.98 $27.50 Decorated $44.50 Fireless Cookers | $2.25 Wash Boile ‘ $ gee a ser $11.95 udvee Weave Lace Curtains, in a wonderful Breakfast Sets... Dinner Sets 19 — SS : heavy renee : =: @ ar side handies 9 range ot patterns. Also Marquisette Curtains; Set eonsists of > | pieces decorated Reautiful flora) spray design wit a lee ith ‘,’ : a $20 Brussels Rugs —— ~ — $1.78 Mur 2 some with Ince insertion and edge, others with with two gold lines On a plain semi- gold iine fancy shape, 190-piece set. REaiOw iiruesels orth : wide Jace edges: in white, cream and Arabian. porcelain body $35.00 4 00 } | : | 3 an : . 12.45 White and Gold $7.95 5.00 and $40.00 $4” .00 “91.85 Wash 2 Sample Single Curtains tee deal 9 Dinner Sets 25 — | en Women’s Shoes Sets 9f 1900 pleces high-grade semi - a $1.49 Kitehen 7a : $I 15 . : ‘ feat | : e . > — ' . \. - 39¢, 49¢c and 59¢ Each Se carn | with gold range Se i porcelain china with neat floral decor Gevent Sets: wedi $5.50 Teauketties; bea), Wade to Sell . ‘ -. : ESS ES spray patte = oY hc iGe atiodns an . , .” = \eneee ts . auert z *1,, 8 and Slo. vards long; some¢ as wide as me border band on a ptain shape ate Po ame melt eae” full pieces Cc @i« Clothes Baskets, |2°k' 7&¢ = = he : - fer £4.50 - rold f: lent size, weil made $4.00 Alaminem Coffee Per- $2 95 fo 36 - — . : > $1.25 Clethes HMaarpers; “4° 05¢ colaters, §9 curs 60 inches. Made to sell from $1.50 to $5.00 pair. . ~ 7 White and Gold 45 $20 +1 5 Up to $1.25 French evel ae Dn donnie Sag eg Se 0 50c oe: Sees Sere —— ' . 1000 pair samples, ia sizes ea eta A few in the lot alike. Only 300 pieces in all. “Se Staufer’s Laondry S.inch size ;' 6 for 23¢ $1.c75 Feed or Meat 4 beppers; 05¢ 3. S's. 4 amd 4%. gortment of patterns: size 27x42. ; PRES R EAE SERRE arty made for this occasion. tra 4 at td BELO. DIRK HPP RAR ip to $20; Vionday $11.95 ot _" ae) ari ~~ ~ -_ — _ — _ = Siar xaeefergt ay ae peeial jor (Basement) ; Di Set 8 inner pets ‘ - | Cretonnes, 29c Yard A complete “Rervice set of 100 pieces China Oddments. .. rolls. - opabtete gold band design on plain shape, (nid pieces of fine China: meade to se}! Ge Kitchen KI , oe pee 5 ent coarse or Mne | $9.50 Beach Wringer; oteeatnee hI hn I see pair sew Fall Shees erwear ‘ - : 3 if = . oe ; eo ] Cretonnes, hich repre , a 2 , A purchase we = Ff 450 vards beautifu m ’ up to $1.25 each; platters, plates, bowls. ordern); ¢ cans. ry . ” : : , ‘ §; ane . , , ‘Harseshoe’” brand, guar 8.50 Combination Bread and Fleur > . F sent manufacturer's line of dropped patterns, 5 cups and saucers, etc. The © Oil Mepe; with _— , ; : | : Be | 50c Gold Band C ihe Cedar | $10.00 Washing Mactrines, $6.85 ( - oak. blue o1 $6.25 from 4% and ep. dito give to \ : : } ¢ } , ri *é. . ad} s would regularly sell at a much higher pri Ghiesi........ Gold Decorated ose tesa, Soe Gente fullsize —_ ; st mae Sie Coal Heds «'imit 2 tos 39¢ - a ee $1.95 topes, viel kid with gray suede ; j 9 Each Teacups and ;} cers and Tea . , 10c Se : P Filet Panel Curtains, $1.4 : s, each, 2he, China, choice. ° ; $4.95 Stoves; heavy east irer: burn yer: ag -~ : tops, patent with colored topa, 125 in the lot: Filet Net Panel Curtains, 2‘ Ytne imported thin ina, pl Factory Thirds eny fuel; iarge fre pot, $4 35 _ ste Ready-Mised House Te ene a eee 69¢ ino ganas’ wer, pats: a vards lone. Come in eream and Arabian color; white woay | itn & ane-~~! ‘- Thousands of pieces, cups and » | ~. Oeinta: pint hee >= 4 the ts ee are e- lar price 0c } Oo 3 Saucers, plat®s of all kinds. bowl: — a ‘ . fully = 4%c Jelly Glasees: % pints S8e Whisk Breome: ‘re ciotnm topes, e' and plattere, Perteet on Beaters ; $4.95 Pir on . 49¢ grade aoe (lownetatre ‘ igents.} Choice of gray. With «oth Roelette and ‘ = “ ‘ PO ta, With cr) - iow ad i= f 36 inches 10 { 5 fie hes “w de, ‘ teu Ss er rojdered ry f i . Ble : - ‘ nts.) : ea rut : (Second Floor-——Nugen (Main Vloear—Nucents) == cuaran ‘eed 7 I, ST B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO., Washington Av., Broadway and St. Charles St t nderwenar drawers; @ wWweinht. all ger’ ia)

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oy a a w ” é ' ‘ a athe et ries SER LIROR LY bir RM ~* 2. ee ee a ee ~ —— 2. a ed 3 cee -_.. “oe ~ ba mye “ rye d ee ty — 0 a Li me a ys! eeand Sea ar rane de * st PS ON = gn SLI GRE ORS, , is Rt onc Woh. Pa NL Eh a eT oe ¥ 4B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1918. ee STLOUIS POST-DISPATCR ~-_—-- a em ee HOLLAND DENIES PARTIN AUSTRIAN PEACE MOVE Vienna Reported Dutch Had In- vited Belligerents to Confer. By the Associated Preas THE HAGUE, Oct. 5.—Holland., has invited the belligerents to Megotiate for peace, it was declared , by the Foreign Office today. There | is not 1 word of truth in the state- ment of the Berlin Tageblatt to that effect, the States. not official] announcement Washington Doubts Report That Holland Aids Peace Move. WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.—Doubt Was expressed today by officials of the State Department that Austria had made a new proposal for a peace conference through Holland, as re- ported vesterday from Amsterdam, on the strength of Berlin press dis-— patches, It is suggested that the report might have grown out of the Aus-— trian proposal! of several weeks ago which was so promptly rejected by ’resident Wilson. No new offer has reached the State Department through the Dutch Government or any other source, and no news of one has been received from any of the allies. When Count von Burian made his recent proposal for a nonbinding conference it was reported to the State Department here that. the: Dutch Government had been ap-, proached by the Austrians and had agreed to furnish a meeting place for the proposed conference. It is recalled that the Dutch Gov- ernment within a fortnight has let’ it be known semi-officially that it would not seek to mediate between the belligerents unless requested to do so by both sides. So it is as-, sumed that if any new peace move has been started, Holland will do no more than serve as a channel of communication. FUEL ADMINISTRATORS OF 5 STATES 60 TO SEE GARFIELD _—— eee Leave St. Louis for Washington to Confer on Distribution of Fuel This Winter. Fuel Administrators representing five states departed from St. Louis) for Washington yesterday to confer. with luel Administrator Garfield on' the distribution of coal, fuel, oil and zas in the Southwestern states this winter. In the party were Wallace Crossley of Jefferson City, John C. Hall of St. Louis, John G. O'’Kelley of Louisiana, Smerson Carey of Kansas, Wiley Blair of Texas, H. C. Couch of Arkansas and FP. A. Nor- ris of Oklahoma. Hall, who is Assistant Federal Fuel Administrator for Missouri, . said that the committee will urge that should one state producing nat- ural gas be drawn on by another. whose product is coal or oil, then the state producing the latter should equalize conditions by supplying the others with these products. According to Fuel Administrator Carey of Kansas, the production of coal there has increased 2,000,000 tons this year, the biggest increase in any one state in this zone, he said. , Fuel Administrator Crossley of Missouri said that the coal conditions here are satisfactory, but he com- plained that the Terminal Railroad Association had not stored coal for the winter, as it had promised to do. “We hope to keep the coal moving from the mines to the cities during = ee — 7 — ad nnn _ Do Your Christmas Shopping Now The Council of National Defense requests the public to distribute its Christmas Shop- ping ever October, November and Decem- ber in order to relieve the transportation facilities of the country from . congestion in the holiday season, which would be harm- ful to the interests of the nation. q@ The usual extra holiday help will not be | permitted in the stores during December. Therefore, we ask you to arrange to do vour Christmas Shopping just a8 soon as | vou possibly can. @ Shop as early in the dav as possible. @ Please carry all parcels with you if con- venient. Help to conserve the man power of our country. Show the Patriotic Spirit and Co-operate ae — 4 -_— _——— - —— — ames “BUY 4TH LIBERTY BONDS —Bring the kiddies to the Toy Shop on the Second Floor and let them enjoy the sights that are wonder- | ful to them. We are now ready to serve you. War Toys and War Games are in great demand and | many are making their selections now, while the assort- ments are at their best and the variety the greatest. We | mention a few of the newest games and toys—there are | hundreds of others. | Game of Attack, 50c Nine Pins 25e | Advance guard 75c Giant Soldier $1.50 ! Torpedo Tank $1.00 | There are Card Games of all kinds—Game of Lingo, a game de | vised to teach conversational French or Spanish, it’s great, priced | at 50c—and there are Limericks, Spoof, Anagrams, Rook, Pit, | Flinch and a great line of Pocket Edition of Checkers at 75¢ and Celluloid Dominoes at 50c—-Panama Cone Puzzle at 15¢ is very interesting. The Doll Hospital will make | last year’s Dollie look like new. Toy Shop—sSecond Floor. BUY 4TH LIBERTY BONDS ————-—-—--———-——— Beautiful Ferns at 85c Special for Monday | Bright and healthy | Ferns, the kind you want about the Sun Room during the Fall and Winter season, on special sale tomor- row for 85c Other ‘‘Indoor’’ Plants that add to the attractiveness of your | a: ae | home surroundings | Se Ue and which we show _ | in splendid variety are | ¥ i hig. re Dracenas, Palms, Pan- danus and Aurcarias; make vour selections tomorrow. _—___——--—Bpecig) —______ , | Narcissus Bowl in Box at $1.00 Po This bowl is designed to hold the beautifal Narcissus: plant the bnibs in it and watch them grow, each bowl is packed in a neat illustrated box with an appropriate ‘‘verse’’ and il- ! | lustration on top. On Sale on First Floor Tables. | - - — ——— — | -_-——_ —_—___ «- --— +--+ BULBS; BULBS BULBS It’s time to plant bulbs—we have just received several thou- sand assorted bulbs—jonquil, narcissus and freezia, and you should .-« © Store Hours: 9 lo 5: Olive and Locust from Ninth —S DMM lo Tenth Se ee : . oe ° e bd ( \ Good Judgment in Piano Buying | q A Piano or Plaver-Piano should bring to the purchaser many years of satisfactory service. @ Only Pianos which we know to be reliable are found in ; Vandervoort ‘s Music Salons—no matter how much you | have to spend for a Piano or Player, vou will find the )} RIGHT INSTRUMENT at the RIGHT PRICE at ‘‘Van- ) dervoort’s.’’ | We are exclusive representatives for the fol- | lowing world-renowned Pianos and Players: | 2 ee ‘ Chickering Kurtzmann Fischer | » Brambach Vandervoort | ) Milton | ( } Newton Arion ) | T; ; we ul sell you a Piano or Plaver-Piano on special terms, as low as $10 cash ) erms. and #6 a month; the terms depending upon the price of the instrument. ( ea i ih Sa) aera ARCA Rais Go oy SONEY 7 ( A Special You will enjoy a visit to the Vandervoort Piano Salons on Invitation the Sixth Floor—come and bring your friends, even 1f you do to You 2° intend purchasing a Piano now. We enjoy having‘you call. ! Piano Salons—Sixth Fl loor, —_—-————— - —— — You Surely Want These New Victor Records | Wes Was Ge ee, oc hate dccccvecis ss. Be | The Yanks Are at It Again..................85¢ | When You Sang ‘‘Hush-a-Bye Baby to Me’’. She Music Floor Salons—Sixth ~ ol A J ! oe , “| 8, ~~ i 7’ € 7 =. . = = ti : je >. * , \ — t , rose, Copen, «. x! . > “ rag a — —- Tam O’Shanters, Polo Caps and Searfs may be had to match these Sweater Coats | and are priced, the set $3.25 and $450 | Sweater Shop—Third Floor. AA -_——— —— a w ecneninendteensitenantannannaniinbocnaiaianiil seapereencamnssittiniaalaisestibinsiineasealiatii BUY 4TH LIBERTY BONDS-—- _— ee | Pattern Tablecloths All-linen double damask pattern Tablecloths in choi circular floral patterns, at one-fourth less than today’ | market price. 4 | 2x2-yard size $8.00 2x2).-vard size Napkins to match, 24x24 in., dozen $10.50 + Madeira Napkins, al! linen, hand-scalloped, with ae : cred corner; s1z@ 13x15 in. Dozen Pillowcases, 4]! $10. linen, hand embroidered, size 50 | 2214x36 inches, | $4.00 | October,” he said. ‘Last month 1700 pair more carloads of coal were brought plant them now. ( Linen Shop—Second Floor to St. Louis than during the corre- SEVERE Re ae Our Dollar Bor of Flewera ——-—_—____— —— | “a sceateniiaaaintasensaiiaiassayiadeaiiiaaiatidiisdiliaaiita ial iadliitineiiiali , sponding month of 1917."’ | is very popular and many are surprising the ‘*folks at home’’ | | ( BUY 4TH LIBERTY BONDS-.———————-————™ 150 SOLDIERS QUARANTINE | | with this sweet token of love. Telephone orders given | | nin POA ape Nn ne I eR Bn 0 | | prompt attention. ie | M il] Bed d AT BELT AND ETZ Se = GE | arsellles spreads j i | . “si a | . . ‘ . EL BARRACKS 4 So) REE , Aa ee Hemmed Satin Marseilles Bedspreads, suitable for either twia ———~—---+ | > CaS a Lee : > CERNE ome Ye ope 4 _ and double beds; extra long and made from fine quality cotton, 7 Men of Vocational Training Unit, oe ee eee itis pa i 3 | 72x98. i 80x98-i | Catenin $0 Gmartets on P | aiid —-. 44 tT eo 72x98-in., each $5.00 Ox98-in., each $5.50 tion Against a | . ! i i : i | ay eee: ee The vocational training detach-_ ! N | ( | FA eS cos _ Scalloped Edge Satin Marseilles Spreads and Roll ment at Lodge Barracks, Belt and ! + CW OOT OVCTINGS | | $B ag | Covers to match; these have cut corners for double Etzel avenues, is quarantined as 4— | Lh aan. Cae’ € beds. The set $7.50 to $12.50 : Precaution against influenza. There q You will find a remarkable showing of Rugs of all kinds stn, SY | Embroidered Bedspreads with rol! cover to match, for twin beds — are 150 soldiers in the detachment. : , ag tas é ss. SS only; embroidered on linen finished sheetin nd pic in pink, © ig Stvies ‘ting, Linoleums, Mats, ete., on our > ‘ g a pique in pink, taking training at Soldan High and “yf psa _ rit t refully in ‘t th ~-— blue, vellow; not all colors in all styles. The set $6.75, $7.50, $10 School. The boys are confined to | Fourt oor an we Invite you odiiers wes : _ © ( Bed Covering Shop Second Floor. | quarters and not allowed to leave the. ‘‘Newest Patterns’’ before making your selections. See es Se ee barracks except for the daily hike. | : aoe BUY 81TH LIBERTY BONDS-— ‘ 2 eres — Y. M. C. A, secretary. New Axm Rugs, in Persian, Chinese and small — —————-—- . ‘ oO . - . ° . De dies iar wen allover patterns, mf the following sizes: ) . } , . ; 5 £ sO ea is there running ‘‘stunt” s rs an. i : . G ft H dk h f working up ling ae tne 9 22\ox36-In, size, priced from $2.25 to $2.75 } Ww H te d a hi — a ‘ ; : ig : omen'’s Hemstitche erchiefs with initi oF ep me ~ 2ixo4-in. size, priced from $5.00 to $7.00 Le ; broidered designs, six assorted styles in = ben, solani te pitt Sunday school on the ae aed 30x72-in. size, priced from $7.50 to $8.00 | | giving, box | W. C. Bitting will deliver a patriotic | , 4.6x7.6 size. priced from $14.00 to $17.50 | e ° Mpg ee Initialed Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, put 7 : and religious address. This after-| : | ] | ] ye the lawn and Dr. McLoud of the: 6.9x9-ft. size, priced from $27.50 to $30.00 | s U ems, each : | 15¢ Central Presbyterian Church will b | - FES | Fancy Colored Handkerchiefs, in a variety of pretty patterns; | a teieieieh oeaian te epiigot |.6x9-ft. size, priced from $30.00 to $37.50 | ) ) | care each 12\e to 18am eo 2. ee will be | . , eed f 00 @ The kind of furniture that you really want in your home is furniture that you are *‘ proud Handkerchief Shop—First Ficer : | ee ot tee ee | 8.3x10.6 size, priced from $35.00 to $49.00 of ’’—the kind that is correct. in design, of the best quality and furniture that will give you \ | | : ‘ ane es A mins 0 ; : rs my , r r Ba? % o~ eens dase | ‘ es Presbyterian Church. After the 7 ene, parece — ee ore | service—this furniture you will find at Vandervoort's. BUY 4TH LIBERTY BONDS BUY 4TH LIBERTY BONDS” , ‘ 7T "ae \ ‘ ‘ ore a — mam a a — — sented +n Ag ga will ws | 9x12-ft. size, priced from $47.50 to $56.00 | @ Many are taking advantage of the opportunity to choose Gift as ys by romen 2019 on 30 | : ’ ’ . “e . | | aides te the walebberhood. m ) 11.3x12 size, priced from $42.50 to $62.50 ‘urniture NOW, because ample time may be taken in making selec- $20 Dinner Set tee | | f ] Gifts None of the boys have the influ-| : 10.6x13.6 size, priced from $50.00 to $65.00 | tions, ana stocks are now at their best. | : 4 seru ] os Ag aed cone orc ™ es : | Louis XVI Bedroom Suite, in brown mahogany, Dining-Room Suite in brown mahogany and | $ 75 ae Suggested by the dll Gai 46 uae $6 tiee Weoka | New Cocoa Door Mats | consists of dresser, Chifforette, Toilet Mirror, American walnut, in the ‘‘Tudor’’ design, con- S . ] . | | A N SENT ER cig | ‘ ’ | ‘ full size Bed and Vanity Dresser, priced at sists of a large buffet china cabinet serving | pecia pe rt eedlework | | Cocoa Brush Mats are the best kind of mats to | | $270.75 table 54-inch extension table five small and one | | Sh STAGGER STOP NOT TIME SAVER clean the dirt off the shoes before entering the | Another beautiful Suite is shown in the ‘‘Sher- ao Ng 6 Ae | Hangers $2.25 Cameron said, but the schedules have in Two Sizes | A beautifol ‘‘Chinese Chippendale’’ Suite is aristmas gift as Cup and Saucer 20c | Bonbon and Cake Tis not been rearranged to take advan- ee — Mats | decorated in an attractive manner; mahogany, Mahogany Knitting Bowls are very popular 200 dozen white | | Boxes, decorated in colors of tage of the fact. | | 15x24-inch $1.35 Easily cleaned, $1.75 to | emsists of buffet, china cabinet, serving table. and so useful now $5.50 | #| Cups and Saucers, reg | | red, white and blue, with maneapeeueaigusindingen ~_ F LOO NN ION ALN OL ON NG ON NN Ot tt ON tt tt tlt ttl tlt aul att tn stn ate arp many as the noxt nearest St. Louis. | a emmammamm 0 err ee seprenic: ne Wspapes, ESS — | a di : ——_ GIRL DRIVING DELIV Owing to a shortage, Amanda Harkness, of minster place, advanced a-week job inside a lau Olive street, to one at 5 driver of a nelectric @ Sthe performs all the ¢ drivers, including the bundles and money Two other women ar hecome truck cha uffer _~— — WOMEN § FT THIS Hl UA I Don’t eat bite of br you drink .a giass @ a Happy, bright, alert vivacious—a good cleat ural, rosy complexion from illness are assu elean, healthy blood. woman and likewise ev realize the wonders of inside bath, what a gra would take place. Instead of the thous anaemic-looking men, girls with pasty or m ions: instead of the ‘merve wrecks,’ ‘‘hrain fags’ and should see a virile, opt ef rosvy-cheeked people An inside bath is ha each morning before glass of real hot wate spoonful of limestone it to wash from the kidneys and bowels ¢t waste, sour fermental sons, thus cleansing, { freshening the entr canal before putting 1 the stomach. Those subject to biliousness, nasty by tiem, colds; and par who have a pallid, s jon and who are ¢6 often, are urged to ol pound of limestone ph drug store which will ¢ but is sufficient to d quick and remarkable health and appearance who practice internal | must remember that neas is more importar because the skin do impurities to contam: while the pores in the bowels do.—-ADV. Att’ eave a diamond plece of jewelry. The ! Pay oniy 76" down ai! emali convenient pay never mise Join how. te eecure one with Change that you anyway. Come in and’ woederfu! assortment 1 Bivery possible strie ft te eho here Rach keep accurate time= eary na ant plan balance e ¢ or ao a here ‘*« a marve at OPEN SATURDAY a ORRINE HIM FRO! This scientific p kills all deaire for other intoxicants. | the home secretiy. | pense. No losa of | We are so sure t efit that we say to: vou fail to get any will he ee funded. box. Lak ua for (irrine. Woiff W Seventh St. and Lonis; Chas F.

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bscription to ty Bonds ) up your ryice and ur «fuota. mo reason per eent e balance "Tiberts BONDS. pys are do it up to peverv as- ask for pvernment at a good the world behind it. our Bonds Tomorrow is is rate of in- BONDS A ERT Y —_—... a nd FLERE SN GR 0 0 Bagels be 22 te - ». aed 3 GIRL DRIVING DELIVERY TRUCK’ RO Fae) ue Rie 2 See oe es, tae pepe, PRS 8 hee Age BE agate pede: ag sys RAGES PRC - me ea Bie ron BSS aj KS ‘ tw . “> > s Seventh St. ony PEL CEP Gwe ~ “er =o ta eee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1918. ~ > a * w y \ ers Sy ty N Big Special ! \Lino. Salel Vi: | rn Naw \ SSW YY — \We offer on special this wonde — line. for the low price, per square vard, of 5c ‘hole Rooms Covered on Terms to Suit. purchase ERE "DINNER Soll ee ” ’ At GOLDMAN BROS. Olive, Near 11th Absolutely Fre e With Every Purchase of $10 or Over, Either on Cash or This wonde Dinner Net any vuhr FREE DINNER SE] Month buvs This Fine Kitchen Cabinet and KEntitles You be Per i a - JOIN OUR 500 CLUB: iD Felt to Membership Realizing t h everyone not want eaperi Rite ad ae pot jmber rackKs ais: na }? bre board. rt adoors ete 4 pas you to t ’ vestigvate wonderf | $2 Per Month Vor ‘or the hard day's uneomfortable such worn-out, wondertul | arpait Ne eclebrated NICKELOID TOP terms? Our durability, one that er Value if ‘ MFIA, BUFAD AMD AF? Ba will last mtoe hett ent. ‘}* . ge nth spec inl near ve irftrt 6-8. OLIVE STREETs CASH, AWE TO 4 talle. alan nights in rest Nattonal with extra heavy fine quality tick and full roll you paid twice isk. ¢( onvinee yourself that it if a good <ule Credit Purchases rful new creation in a Blue Bird a tone of refinement te a limited number; get le thev last Bros, will lend We have luteiv at Goldman Ci e" « | ur ele enth. » whi $1 Per Month Buys This Great National Mattress it will better fit work to come. Why sleep ” mattress when vou can purchase a here offer and on such easy Felt Mattress is buitt for ot is we You could not buy a “$99.75 lifetime. the price A at Goldman IF YOU INE OT OF SHON PAY US A VISIT WE SELL ON EASY PAYMENTS OR NO MATTER WHERE YOU LIVE PAY THE FREIGHT YOUR TOWN ON LL PURCHASES nce ~ This Vapor Treatment i minutes: Surely Is Fine for Catarrh 'Breaks Up Cold in Head Ensign Kasting visited his mother| or Ghest Over Night want stuffed if and following — If you to get relief head five fee] from up in vou want to invigorated, t ist refreshed the tiring bef ore and wake up with clear head and bright eve the morning. Into a full of boiling water, pour a teaspoonful of HYOMEL (pro if bowl. three quarters nounce head and e he that . High*o-me) cover with five and how! a towel breathe for minutes th aling, ATISCS, vapor wll nook and eTre\ @ germs congregate and ae wai tL «¢ . SOOTHRINGY Vapor his penetrate inta wher every ice ) where. sorencss-and,iafliamma- =mMz0<z omrpazz- Toad ibaederty Wet thal, rt be other remedy. A bottle of only 60 cents, catarrh or and colds haler tion cunnot reached by anv HYOME!] but to relieve stubborn coughs the HYOMEI in also be used at least four times a Wolff Wilson Drug ( druggists eve $i.1o what is called OMEI outfit which of a hard rubber pocket in- haler, a bottle of HYOMEI and simple instructions for use; but if you already pos sess 2 HYOMET inhaler vou can purchase a bottle of HY OMEIL enlv 60 For catarrh, coughs. sore throat. asthma HYOMET is) guara money bax in lf germs and soothes the sore and vos 3 costa should ‘ dav Oo. and rywhere sell for the HY consists cents, eoids, and crou nteed. or kills and h inflamed the Pais mem Warner’s Safe Remedies A Constant Boon to Invalids Since 1877 Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy. Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy. Warner's Safe Rheumatic Remedy. Warner’s Safe Asthma Remedy. Warner’s Safe Nervine. Warner’s Safe Pills (Constipation and Biliousness). The Reliable Family Medicines ou receipt of ae - Samo e set) 5, ROCHESTER, Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. and al! cruggists r- bv WARNER’ S SAFE REMEDIES,.CO., Dept. 24 “gATERaUGS The nastiest species of the cock- roach family, and other cockroaches cleaned out with GETZ COCKROACH POWDER MADE AND SOLD BY ige white epars aad they are hard and © 1139 Pine Street. Both niemaend b- | offer with this MAIL ORDERS Mexican White Sapphire, 50c Rolit cotd Filled Tiffany Rings for ladies, or Toota filings for gents. eet with \ karat Mericas white gvaracteed§ for ae) : - -* ,* Mothers, don't let your little ones suffer because of eczemas, rashes, irritations, itchings, bumimgs or chafings. Caticura will afford in- stant relief, permit rest and sieep and point to speedy healment often when ail cise secms to fail. Bathe with har water and Cuticura Soap, using plenty of soap, dry and anoint gentiy with Cuticura Ointment These super-creamy emoliuecnts are a boon to tired, {fretted mothers of skin-tortured infants. Sample Rack Free by Mail. Address post-card: “Cutieura, Dept 164, Beaten.” Sold everrebere. Seep Se. Ointment Band Me. Taleem Bao. “Best Ever” Balmwort Kidney Tablets Mr. (bas. Atwell, °S8 WN. Champion Av. Columbus, Ghis, writes: ‘‘I fad that Balmwert Kidney Tablets are the best that ! have ever used for kidney and bladder trouble. I am sure that they will cure me,’’ ete. Mes M, J. Mader, 100 W. Abriendo Mt, Pueblo, Colo., writes: ‘| have ueed Balmwort Kidney Tablets and find them highly satisfae- tory.’’ If wenkness, rheumatic pains, ‘' blues, '* ete., affect you, try the immediate be nefite of tak- ing Balmwort Tablets. All drug- gista sell them.—-ADVER MENT. How to Rid the Skin of Objectionable Hairs .Aide te Peawty mpiibed me't bel! v i here given fer f halry oer fear ie mere tha one. wit * if paste imtory, Sut care shou'd be eer ieed to eet rea’ deiatone. “ADV. A suburban hoeme- ~Want ke, Bce ‘ost -Diepaich Wants,

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nthe 8 Nae ale ateteg VEIN, Ss! SIE AMR ie ee SR Ey FE, . AR Ah 0S Cae Me, roniet SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6. 1918. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH OB a OD ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR nol ston Fexthe Ret com fn Ce tatae ced" siiowsn|| Marriage Licenses | FAUTY HINTS Goodbye Curing Iron! TACHES AND PAINS Pos LAM SHOWS S28. OX 2E ., 2 cotton patch, which represents vol-| Field help. Pickers of the cleanest | | son unteer labor, is being picked by Sun-! rows get homemade candy. | Don’t burn the life ont of your hair QUICKLY RELIEVED | pS aM e BIRMINGHAS: ~—_ ie _ ° R d d with that instrument of torture, the curl- If You Are One Who Has & 400 arrests © Tr ~~ Birt S ecor ' | | jing fron. There is nothing that will so | | Indulging\in Strong Drink. ; avail ra were i ie ts ! x ii ves bh . TY -_ j= aba ja surely dry out and break off the i | 3 All xiving it that ragged, unk aaah ae" s = : Burial Permit ~ o cee Snes oe SAREOS: UAemet eouees | Ten ll Gat Dee eee SKIN WILL HEAL Cadomene Tablets Will Help Ya pers: - | oe the Hough riot e a — ‘How o Frere rom You will be glad to learn that you can softens the severe : Tablets are hel fal ’ & owin Gra keep your hair beautifully wavy and/| - Cadomene a e are elp : r 4 y curly by using a ji» ‘actly harmless | Fheumatic ache. You have no idea, unless you have weak nerves. Weak, faulty » 7 MARRIAGE LIC ae ae liquid known to druggist as “silmerine «| ae , ae tually seen its work, how speedy often come from strong drink. .f , on Gestne F. tocest kage « ot or 1 There is no occasion for you to look | You need only apply & little with a clean | ; ; D * enb it in 'and depe ndable Poslam is and how it | times the svst em i8 impove riche Chas. William Wilson...Kansas City, Mo| unattractive or prematurely old be- toothbrush before fetiring, and in the | Put it on freely. on iy, Wh: ‘ will justify, time and again, all the | excesses of one kind or another, a Nellie Elizabeth Sauer, aes tie: anh oe of gray, streaked with gray, PSR gp ae will be most agreeably sur-| Just let it penetrate naturally f 1. | confidence you place in it—to make! 4. poor digestion and faulty mm * - ers ee eT « ee ee. eee Ee Anthony Homan .... t. Louis. Mo) wij] revive the color glands of nature Cordelia Van Dyke...........5t. Louis, Mo 'eeonomical. Ask any druggist t. ‘ | . —p Ithy condition of the Wants an S co mie 2 &5 cal ae ee Bernard gt vaee ees 2201 Lawton Si rg pete Rlnceome pone a vour | | | 30e, 60e, $1.20, write to Emergen . Lab oratories, 243 vo | need to make 4% As lomene Ty larie Elizabeth Henderson, Me scaip-— ' ’ West 47th St.. New York City. would surely build up the healthy West Belle) op, faded hair to become evenly “ft can thank Mr. O'Brien, a_ neighbor, | . gray or aqa¢ . for my recovery from severe colic attacks T rge your skin to become clearer, bis patients. Now, anyone can Henry T. O'Neil! Does eae ack ae Penticton! ark. & : | : ta Mrs. Norma Crim..........! ston | a irk, soft, lustrous and beautiful. This and stomach troubie that nearly. forced ‘brighter, better, through the daily this great medicine if needed. preparation is not a dye, but an ele-| me to cross the river Jordan. nt > Db So: jicated wit! rs i ae ; ‘pant toilet requisit e which is easily thousands of dollars in the past use of Poslam Soap, medicated With;@G aA. Hoover, R. R. No. 1, Reg ge i c , ‘ ' w ~ Ves ; r ctor i he | Edwardsville. ears fo doctors and ° medici Poslam.—ADYV. Pa., writes: ‘l am taking ."( ‘adel (“hrist aggert . Ven. ap led by sim nly comlang or brush- | “ould have died but for my neighbor's A ' | PP Liniment Tablets with very gratifying r hiaze! iain eae x diavk nice, ‘ling through the ha advice to use Mayr’'s Wonderful Remedy. ; : : 'I wish i had the money back I spent for ri . i goede: es : oe oe : ss USE other medicine It is a simple, harmless ii 111s Pair | Nervousnéss, overwork and Via! AN be 3k. Ss preparation that removes the catarrhal mere ; aa " : 'lessne ; nv ¢c lai a”? -@ | M Welch acy (‘a penter ‘CT. A CREOLB’’ HAIFR. DRESSING | mucus from the intestinal tract and allays | . - : lessne SS are m} compia pay klorence jrauami (‘arpenter, Lj to prevent your hair from growing ‘the inflammation which causes practically ; Mr. J oe N. Herndon, L540 Tw ‘ is ’ peak . all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, | ~ ~ 9s Laer: > ee eee of igen " a ; gray and to restore a beautiful dark including appendicitis. One dose will con- on ae st., bara am are : 2 seaten ag ps Cen ce ae vince or money refunded. W olff-Wilson : r am usin adomene adtets Clifford Fritz pe asees W ashington, color to gray or faded hair. For sale Drug Co., Judge & Dolph’s 3 Stores, E IF YOU WANT TO KNOW find ores & ; rovement h ‘ — Mayme Schaeffer ee erese Mreeburg, by W olff- Wilson Drug Stores, Judge derle Drug Co.'s 5 Stores, Cloughty- co Ww t CURE RUPTURE | t FREE. oe ee rn . ion The Prramid So lle from a Sharies 01 ®Varner St Louis, Mo! @ Dolph Drug Stores, and all good | pendrink. Cloughiy Bros.’ 2 Stores. Clough. | 8 0 a brought about in two days. ~ re will aive ween “js : ’ h Louis Ly I -auley rug - ¢ FR. y s ; , : en ’ pet. : 2 Klvera Wittic seer eee is, 4 y ow 8. Busey us 0. 6 tore || Without TROUBLE or PAIN, and in a Write pode , Every package is guaranteed | _e x often res \ tr ane drug stores everyw here. Orders from | J, Landers. Curondelet, Mo.: C. F. Merker, oa | onish .. riauto!r - 7. . : i F am. “ E a sT John Monis! Tee 5 ' ae Sn Merkers Broadway || Short time, call for FREE information DR. factory to the purchaser.—AD ailed free in plain wra l See ( | J { | , d’ a ee Staunton, 1/1 | out-of-town customers filled promptly ) 2d FI 501 ; teen : . f | Pharmacy, KF. St. ous. 1: Merker’s || at the Herniatone Co., 2 oor, ory. — "arr ‘ is coupon lor C r i it r 1] ~ S. G. H. Taylor ......,.Fast St uis. Ii | ypon receipt of regular price, $1.20— | ftexal Store, EK. St is, : Victor Drug Pine st. tours: 1O-4; Sutureegs.. ae 1 OE. Walker TISEMENT. . Se o Ae) ‘Bride ; boot ve ; MCh I yr ‘ 7 ~, | ‘” ’ el} uggist: D bs + on ys, 4-6; s Adele McBri : |'ADVERTISEMENT. | ( “i DY. liston, and druggists everywhere. i Sundays 0 or write fer | “nore Sa a Pr’ I VAIL) pride #78 VPA) BIRTHS RECORDED. | tar _ ~~ 56° | e ; is Mar ‘ free e ” Tongue 1S Coated. Listen! ry 8 = thety a a sila eenabd te Seonsenedlll te poithon waieas easona ey ccs C edeuw k, 2s St. uls Narre ,. “« If Cross, Feverish, Constipated, Bilious, and the Stomach W. #3 i. Mivinc™. sou Aten A 8 es | Ft. } Sour, give “California Syrup of Figs.” Seti % " . » ay Overy $1) vile wy i . ye ? Men’s Union}?! — A laxative todav saves a bilious’ less dose, and in a few hours all this. 3 oy ." pe a Moshe We Give Made Pants ebild tomorrow. Children simply will constipation-poison, sour bile and fer.- » and My el ry “6A 2 ichigan. Eagle 1 1 avin & $2.50 Pants $1.95 . | menting waste-matter will gentlymove 7° 3h} i. Vue, diss Nebrask: y Stamps G $3.00 Pants $2.45. not take the time from plav to empty ~ ge eg PY out of the bowels,. and vou will have id M. Mue A Sh: their bowels, which beeome clogged | healthy, playful child again. A ‘and F. Haffner, 2705 Thoma :, y- —_ up with wuste; then the liver grows, thorough ‘‘inside cleansing’’ is oft- M. and M. Teabon, 3S St. Ferdinand, a ~ | . Arch sluggish and tbe stomach is disor- times all that is necessary. It should oa 7 Te 98 & 1 25 V | dered. be the first treatment given in any | wr pate way Fi ovningciainne aur . .: . e veteens Supports, ‘Ou [ook at the tongue, mother! if sickness, Bg cn, mesa as oods neauce al $1.25 at the noe mother if . ps ; ; > - ; . . ADI tad ‘aha ss Beware of eounterfeit fig svrups. tis. ar) ad ' me " se a S aa (yj gx aah ae one pestle ‘ roated, or vour echitd 18 (listless, cross, : wall , ’ ~ SS ' oe : . a oo f in tacK ane a} colors, or iats, ete tetgga : ee Ere ens oe Wang tnd | Maman Grick 2s S101 ‘Neoshes muse |e || SOC Flenncrgeces 39c Silks ‘@ , shoulder throws, coat and suit trim- C MALIK E 3 . ; | ’ ; 3 WNW) U JD dd =F 2 Rais PAPERS" rae ey Oe ay AX OOOO OOO LO NA AOE ele feverish, with tainted breath, restless, uine ‘‘California Syrup of Figs and Magdalena (i: ‘ °¥ 24° * 99 . m lar utrophy , i 4 «| > : sy) 0t% iyle : — ; wes ré , ) Fi ' doesn t cat heartily, or has a eold, Elixir of Senna. made by the Cali- | Jessie ur “ 25 7 Finney; hon le | Fleece-lined Dress ‘lan Washable Silks; suitable ” BPOADW Y a peavey ry 3 mings, vard .. : , pe een en J Wy lh LIL sore throat, or any other children’s. fornia Fig Svrup Co., whieh bas full ween weve, We, Tete tauden, hears ee ; nelettes; tor A ; as — ‘ ; . 7 ‘ ; ’ . ** th . es orieyy, ’ a r ‘ : o bi : ‘ o— sah ; ; a i *eeeeee?e Deeeeweee 2 rere nh ~ ree - ailment, give a teaspoonful of **¢ afi directions for babies, children of all A. HY. Lohman, f College; myocard’\i:. | a off the C Wal STS, ( POVWTOVO WOWW000000008 $1 OO Serge: ave wih ide, ana é6 di fornia Syrup of Figs, os then doy 't ages and for grown-ups plainly print-) you Sewdle, 2, 111% Mor, a ) ™m 0 neg tis, si) bolt; head ° B ” 1: | pa it, ( La l worry, because it ix a perfectly harm- ed on the bottle.---ADV., ee ere ae” a 4 aie vard...,. scarts... : et asemen pec a S created | te A rll net 65c Poplins _ 35c Percales Women’s Child’s 75c — Child’s $1.00 | $7) A5 Serge! in ae | .69 GR . $2.50 Black Sweaters, black; sponged and HX wide BROWN: MeN tonite hema Silk Plaid Poplins; extra Shirting stvles; yd. wid hee pneumonia. , ‘ fine fast Sateen Sateen in white and cwol- : : LT . aN 90 WATER DEPARTMENT REPAIR Tmality: g Qc |; colors oe 5c Petticoats, Bloomers,“ “= $3.00 Poplin? inches $9 A 5 yN: ‘i (| My sy = OC GRAY We Sian! is RE | ye / : : | | h zs ‘ Vv ard navy or elgian blue, vVare pole SOOO | Uj [hija TESEACIEAEIEIEIEE en DEMAND INCREASED WAGES {| oo $1.98 SIC Dinah wu med \ 4, GLAZED WF y # | @ 59¢ Sateens i 35c Ginghams Little Girls’ Women’s Child’s $4 p12 Plush : Tt bane me “$8. 95 cael cen Commussoner wan eure shlen a Fast black lining Sateen; | Dress and ‘apron styles, $2.50 S$ | .00 All-Wool ; Ferd. \ vamps vided in Proposed City Ordinance 6 La including S , t Three-Piece | Lou Is Not Enough. “e sad venuine — ers, Flannelette $7 OO Silk Plaids , \ Louis) ; . Saal } 6 ween W bel t a and e . } Ninety repair men emploved in the * per C a endl . Petticoats, Sweater Sets, Tuva em 7 ° 3 % ° SOE ’ Shas " aemands | for Christmas gifts or for colder | , : Years $1Z¢@, | Ve (>) (i¢ Ly ine Wall said that inthe event the men ##} yoarher ! o ae oe went on a strike it would not inter- Si Ik Sh ' 49 ‘ to 46 ; Pa Ladies: Sesioal fere with the water supply unless ‘4 >| 00 I awis, Cc | ", , se (‘ot ent ri ; a] * pi burst and then lack or er » colored Silk Head oat, Bust. a ee : : rece of PF " } ? . i . i | ‘ 2 ae s : : } a 17,950,000 Versus 11,820,000 The first is practically fifty per cent larger than the second. The first represents the tonnage of food- stuffs we MUST send our Allies in 1919; the second represents the tonnage sent last year. 50‘c more; very little larger supply—these two things show us what we American citi- zens in the second line MUST do. Water main or pipe burs vorted from Switzerland only those served by water in sas aes ee Warm aud durable new Winter (oats a great range of agger stvies, full 48 i: proximity to the break would ai tyles, full ~~ fected long and with wide belts, pretty Pon ate collar, ete. “ll are made of rieh plush. Cte e ES ISEICIEIE SEAR ALAC ILICILacaL anaes . : | kersev, beaver an zibeline, in bla and pt tk Last year we saved food; this year we must $1.25 Table | carer and : : , $3 Blankets, $2. 19 save more food. ey FEDERAL JUDGE BILL TIED UP & Damask { : G27. 5(Q Suits Silk Dresses fancy | SeMieeics amie Meee Remember this every time you eat. Congressman Objects to Measuré for $5 Blankets, $3 98 a teel Siee Additional Kastern Missouri Jurist. Ext S$f2.98 ca mG “ | — Corresponde nce of the A ssociated Pre gs. / a, . all ra s . bieu 1 \ "Ww riled tei nKé ' i irge ar port WASHINGTON t : neore M + j alwue, size; white, tan or gra per the ' sXe NG T2IN, E7Ct, b>. { on- | Special Special pail $3.9. gressman Igoe's bill providing for the | al , ry nse Peree ‘soe $7.50 Blankets, $6.98 Ye Olde Tyme appointment of an additional Fed- Wool-Onish Riankets france | eral Judge for the Eastern Missouri | M i: : - , : Just So « henthing new Dresses in the lot oe | . Petite aameteae : iene io: remount oat nih Women's new Winter Suits in plain or r Psy 5 . ‘Os niaid, large size. pair, $6.0. p or ] istrict appears doomed to failure. | ~s in 20 different models. Made of satin. :, . , é v rd. P : ‘ : > bill, w . ras °a , effeets, Made of Opin an: aff -1y ; fhe bill, which was introduced ¢h > trimmed poplin and " taffeta silk and silk poplin. Come in the § $6 Comforts, $4.50 | Nul April. was referred to the House Ju- | 30c Muslin, 15c serge, in navy blue and black. All sizes. latest shades, ' vy diciary Committee and placed on - hited ‘ omforts« “alte ’ coy ered p ‘ af ‘ Bieached Muslin vard wide miil hite cotton filled. fancy stiteh- | the unanimous consent calendar in! remnants: splendid value Yard, l5e. , ale price. 84.50 wrt can the Hiouse. Consideration of it was . | for hews Pos a we ’ : . come Meg elds | | Women’s $4 to $5 Shoes x further action on ine pil 1s pos WALL PAPER Priced at Less Than a Cost 85c LINOLEUM OR OR OR OR Rok ok oa oe oe ok a 7 Save—Conserve Foodstuffs. 120,000,000 Allies must eat. It’s up to me and to you, to every American, to see that the 17,550,000 tons get “Over There.” Of course every American will do his part. vle ak r ' United States Food Administration W. F. GEPHART, Administrator for St. Louis. sible at this session of Congress. | Our last offs R y R “teal Mon f Rurleap-Back Gi: Arch Another bill of interest t he St. High-grade Viffany biends, grass « loths, air- (Louis Judiciary is th: i ™ cromes. munic, fibres, tapestries and two-tone ' a: iat ; eae oO 8 . ri 1S hat introduced stripes; values from 40c to $1 OO: per r rt] et wh . me rs nu | 3 Bupport aly’. ‘last May by Senator Hoke Smith of Mon ay | o rice he oa 7 (Georgia, providing for increasing | | - : eve goer ie sage Child’s salaries of Federal Judges from C C C Special heaee ecadiar ror, ' $6000 to $6500 a year with an addi- 9 9 Cho + ; a . at. e282 6 6 . . /- BaEIE3E} ARP SATIN WOE: aE ee pon ve ORE 4 Aare “eect Is This message of Food Conservation has been pa- triotically donated to the United States Food Ad- ministration by the following members of the Pa- triotic War Advertising Fund: tional $500 for each half million of | lla ac ‘ l “0-in. Plain Oatmeal ini ‘population above 500.000 in a dis- oor ais’ Grosse Peehins macdiues . ' - S| Papers; al] colors, Bedroom Papers; medium . 7 |trict. The bill was referred to the! 2hc and 40: value, and an colots: values up : se wy ’ ino sleum—Sa. Y d. 1690 ? ; y ’ Senate Judiciary Committee There | special, roll, io 24 Monday, per roll, “OVO Pairs of Women s $4 to S$ New al] na citi F i , bout te |is no immediate prospect that it will | Shoes in brown kid etek bei & . strong Miherlin § aiendinee * ‘ e ® on | k ‘ l . , V as = a) _be reported out. Qc yf lc Qc 14c : | id and dull ealf : ful desig: n polished hard vod - ’ 9 leat hers: ace effect : kid ' "11 6a, oy Bock dr bd + +) + ‘ | Bettman Kleinhauser & Co. Chester Knitting Mills. St. Louis Paper Can and Tube Co. Witte Hardware Co. or ¢loth tops; fects: comes two me Kitchen. Hall. Bedroom, Dining-Koom and oth»: ‘ ' , ; inmany vardes as aime T0 FRANCE AFTER FOUR YEARS | seeeemioes © medium —e dark colors. ler ro high Or ‘ow neeis: all SI7PS Mon. $3 00 : r ; aie 1 G1 7c" lay at $2.95 elt Maltemns: | - | Ic, 2c, 4c Cc C day at $2.08. : W. J. Hogan, 21, Has Tried to Get , 2“ atthe 2 . , /2 - its wenutne § sii-fell itges Into Service Since 1914. Golden Oak Picture Molding: a!) perfect: regu , : Kew he! } r oOo ‘> Ga ‘ el Ww > R William James Hogan, 21 years Ps ic per feos. mone 4 a 3c Jullets, 7 wen Old, of 2832 Lafavette avenue. a“ foe. es Rens te ‘rimmed, al} rarer a 2 IL dL LL Le ae © itcbman for the Terminal Rail- Sl ae se 4] : |} road, is about to get to France, after —- Madi badtad bas * * errr re a EK Ke eK Ke Tae . f vei ff » £28 1914 Be “dd ‘ . ‘ . Miller's Antiseptic Oil, Known As WA S HING WON'T RID | ie oniaes he agg went seraal A Special Sule Monday ol ' 9 . am ,down on account of poor sight Zs .. ! : B $10 S = ] K Oil HEAD OF DANDRUFF his tett eve. on August. 1917, he oe, Velvet Tams and “— ults are Values in | agai ied to join the army. navy. P ae 9 The only sure way to get rid of 2 ee ay nigineer c 1 ‘as. ' | Fk 1] h ad d O C U d ia e I dandraft io to disssive ity thon you| toring sn rettaeer, Corba, but was : New Fall Shapes {27 Oats nderwear and Sweaters destroy it entirely. To do this, ‘get March, 1918, he attempted to enlist - ae Wa Re ee cenit! feed -— a oe the moat Will Positively Relieve Pain in Few about four ounces of ordipary liquid | in the army, navy and marine corps, - te a Ne@ut ee colors eonete ae Women’ S Ribbed Vests or Pants: me arvon; apply it at night when retir-! put the ¢ car Suits 7 Minates. : : eve test card was his W ater-— - . Sam le Flowers ears id $ dium weight: regular 7% ee See it right pow for Rheematiom. Neu. | S$ vse enough to moisten the sealp | loo again. | Choice $00 Pp coats, ° ver- IS ete ge ee deggie value; sy i } or: , i ; "hy « ; . 2 ¢ P soi ‘ a ralgia. Lumbago, sore stiff and swollen and rub it in gentiv with the finger | After Aug. 24, when he registered, | and Se S| ee to 19 a@V 8 Sting, each... jointa, pain in the head, back and limbs, tips. his board placed him in the limited | >} ' hat, in velvet. che- corns, buniena etc. After one applica- lo this tonight, and by morning, service classification. Seeing where) niile, Sor ld Women's Ribbed Union Suits: tiem pain vaualiy disappears as if by most if not all. of your dandroff wilf| 10,000 drivers for motor transports . Values ae vegetal 5Oc | $12 50 Suits Dutch neck, elbow seaven: — eee ie etiaadn one | 00 Genny and three or four more ap- | Were needed, Hogan immediately Prettiest kind of eernaliy for Coughs, Colds, Croup. Sore Plications will completely dissolve placed his application at the recruit- A millinery sale that everv woman ep _ tures: al ‘the _ S. ar each Throat, Diphtheria and Tonsillitis. an entirely destroy every single sign ‘ing office, Twenty-second and Lo- in St. Louis should attend There : , This oj} is conceded to be the most and trace of it, no matter how much cust streets, and was very hopeful are 1000 shapes and — ' Mi ; Mi e penetrating remedy known Its prempt dandruff you may have. after being told to “be ready to sail | Satvat Saies th ahhe : ‘SSeS Vien s SGT: ce nuh. chat, 1 oer | will find, too, that all itching for France in three weeks.” wonderful collection a vacon Sweater . “Merino” the affected parts at once. 4 a not and digging of the scalp will stop at ae ee You are certain to Boys’ Overcoats | Suit Coats Coats LUnion tratien, pour ten drops on the thickest Once, and vour hair will be flaffy,, uring the first nine months of find vo tvle Flat Patterns trench :' > 2 of sole leather and it will peve- Justrous, glossy. silky and f (4 1918, the Post-Dispatch p 19 298 wae gees WO Eat | with gias? ) Spec.a., ei © bargais tae Suit trate this substance through and througn = “? . soft, and P h printed 12,5: here Monday. Bla sachet . im three minutes look and feel a hundred times better. '@8t 47d Found “Wants’—2241 more ee : *) See nih 95 | ~ - onept Re substitute. Tis great J e You can get liquid arvon at any than the FOUR other St. Louis new> and colors, \ fis $4. ° . . » BY 4 golden red color only, Fvery bottie eu papers combined—and almost four 0. D. or Mail Orders ' = m ‘S sis ur, ' p ee ~ ge ong’ Py bottle- ~at ‘ drug estore, it is inexpensive and | times as many as the nearest com." $ | 0 Ss | .69 $ | 98 x Emderie Drugs never fails to do the work>-ADY, patiter, » years. splendid Vaiue

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‘AY ON THE [ATER W AGON! ; —-———- You Are One W ho as Q te idulging\in Strong Drink. q --_— ——d domene Tabicts Will Help Yor er the Rough Period. 4 Cadomene Tablets are helpfag . eak nerves. Weak, faulty nepy ten come from strong drink. . Som mes the svstem }8 impover rished ' cesses of one kind or another, sue poor digestion and faulty nate | Overwork, xiety and CVe pn. anx ief causes abnormal nervous cong ‘ The strength of bedy decline strength of will power wan yvousness and sleeplessness cays rther weakness and loss of vitaliegn pars of faithful practice taught ; éat physician that the ed to make Cadomene ould surely build u S patients... Now, his great medicine if A. Hoover, R. R. Noa. ma writes: . °* ablets with very gratifying regul¢ ervousneéss, overwork and sleep. asness are my complaints.’’ Mr. Joe N. Herndon, 1645 T wenty. th st.. Sacramento, Cal., Writege IT am using Cadomene “Tablets ang a great improvement has beg, rought ‘about in two days.’’ | Every pac ki ace 1S guaranteed satin. q etorv to’ the purchaser.—ADVER ISEMENT. : eben ne ” the health of unyone needed, . & Readiy Men’s Union Made Pants $2.50 Pants $1.95 83.00 Pants $2.45 sf Fa 5 Velveteens “19C 75C $1.69 $2.45 8.95 $1.69 Blankets and Comforts $2.50 Blankets Cotton fleeced Blankets;! g17¢. stume lors, and ae ifs, trim- for Siit oh twill, SPR A ly hat RIS ent Scag een Me WR ies Palate Fp Darrin Dime. aH A nenmay pee: ATI. eS ey Plaids MmesSsSa Samra, at PRT tides tintdieb san. Dasha ahaha. igatid sade eternastacbhatekdaeasinecoanat ons amc i, YAREY aprteps MeL ae al rve $3 Blankets, $2. 19 fleeced ht pair, #2, 19. $5 Blankets, $3.98 tw! (5a \ fia mnkets : tee ! lled blanket laa ft} iil Ta \ large per Le Res $3.9. $7.50 Blankets, $6.98 Woool-fir nlaid, pair eh f} la re e Ss Mmankets, fancy pa ie $6.0. $6 Comforts, $4.50 Be d (*a wi! ite cor? : ; Dp! To mforts Si Coy ered, stitch- PrPer qn filjjed funey 81.50. | eee ~— 55c leum—Sq Yd. 69c oOrcoarver iNn@®: bea awoad Th) ree hhat oe lues in d Sweaters Sweater Coats **Merino”’ Union Suits ie he 1.69 $I 98 $ i ‘ormula Dow Tabletg: ean take Mr | am-takine ¢ ‘adomeng Bix, it > ‘pe toa Fin Ane i>, eS ee oe Ne fn eRe 5 5 cereals > TEs ¢4 Pe ay cnn NE eae Slackers in Circus Crowd, BIR MINGIIAM, Ala. 100 at levacers Go cire ‘ests of SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1918 : ST.LOUIS POST-RISPATCH 7B ———e - peentenatins } Miore esi | ena ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pe eeeetste re 2 OO SHOW SYMPTOMS deserters = OF INFLUENZA IN oY | [ Don’t Suffer. _ Piles ted for Free riggs Treatment Noon Sey in Negro Living Close to Public School. en Cases SJlore | symptons hy - : man af CAaASeS ‘ @ 3 7” how bad— f person: and wet a With Pile Treat- ' bone or. JE Lisi today I vramid resenibling ave been reported in St. Louis, and | The Pyramid Sm It will ment. egie box mailed send us free have been (“ommissioner louis ease discovered. Starkloff said that St. would be visited with of the disease other cities. greatly weather, probably Sucn an in epidemic in he as progress danger will] cold rainy Seven ofa negro family Lh at 4550 Cottage avenue. with- in a block of Cote Brilliante Schoo! were found be fluenza, and were Hospital. The diagnosed . The Red increased he suid. members to suffering from in- taken to the City cases have not yet a8 Spanish Influenza. Cross is having printed e Smee ke _——— eae ee + eer Oe. | Single Trial. ben and a sin- often UPres "ha I packa 4 | ’ 77 ¢ » hb « ; tle from a vention and care of patients. These will be distributed to residences. The CoOuUpPOt P . init rs rami pr r Natbe Stree! Cit} FIR. AMID COULPON PANY Mars! itl \ i’ fre ATL idl Pile Shestese nt, in pl vray “ to h Seuni 2n campaign la ‘RERK SAMPLE DRUG COM Bids is Lo of chief precaution stay | crowds. A mass out ratnid ' Oot women been held at the behalf of the liberty st night, was calléd off by¥ Mrs. John Holliday, the chairman. the request the Red ana the Health Department. meeting which as ave Coli- ai ot (ross (Thief Surgeon Freeman Jeffer at Ye Arch Ye Sicel Arch Suppor Ye‘ Steel Arch Suppor ‘ a Pg Arch Supports, $1.25 j ee ee Olde T “lLadies’ Dress Shoes’”’ Supper Olde Ty “Ladies: Seamless Lace’’ eee 179.00 | $5.50 LOOP “Elk Sole . Shoes” CUM AMNS Sixth and Franklin “Our location saves you money” ADD 5c FOR MAIL ORDERS ALL DAY \ MPS MONDAY i ti i i alli Ladies’ Pure Thread Silk Hose, $1.00 rQ PITA LE EAGLE ST: “ladies’ New Fall Boots” ee | a 35.00 BROWN KID, CLOTIL TOP and GRAY WID, CLOTE TOP GLAZED bDLACK KID Sm medium lone st its bre heels, lels, plain and military Or new more , VanDs, ~\ Louis ! Ye Olde Tyme Comfort Ladies’ Dress Shoes Viei Kid; lust, medium | yme Comfort Plump Stage vam) ‘It or ‘turned soles. Dressy, stylish and comfortable. TURNS $4.50 footiorm | oO WwW butt soles ] ’ ° ast: medium lie ot (‘ubar heels. Viet kid, GQood vear \ | } on 1e _ choice . 6 aor VMoost comfort- able and durable shee made, O1V1R PRICE, Are Sunvort Ye Olde T yme Comfort Ladies’ Nurse Shoes sright Vici Kid; heavy ie hand-turned soles; leather rubber heels: style and ecomfort eannat be me Comfert ("ut entirels from one e of leather “Wo Seama” » bind the feet: kid, hand-turned soles, $4.50 or glove for +1 } ] eg tah i fre) OUR PRICE 54.00 ae Auch Df ae @ 5 Ye Olde Tyme Jide Tyme Comfort Ladies’ Everyday Shoes A wonderful value, can- not be duplic ated -else- Ww here this price; black hand-turned soles, rubber $4.00 value. bide Ty me Boenhert: “Tip or Plain Toe } Nullifiers’’ for com- fort cannot be a for house wear: leath- Ser heels; value. ; to >. er or heels; e500) as ‘Child’s “Nature Shape” Shoes Are desigued to work with NA TURE 53, 50 re Snonort ‘ol F Sizes ; a Monday %& Only. $9 95 on t develop a perfect and graceful er Narrow heel seat, correctly designed areh and roomy forepart prevents flat { eorn or bunious. Patent, tan, gunmetal and vici kid, in lace or button, English or —. toes. MISSES’ sives I1', t 2.50 “4.00, "3.50 2 CHILD’S »s: 7 ¢ to "3.00 2.85 CHIL S size "2.25 - ae @ he ke sagpinimamamartnetinae = = = PPL Ll ll -_ ee il ‘Ballet Slippers” “Ladies’ Spats” Black Kid. Hand Turn Regular $1.75 Values Tie Effect) Field Mouse Child's, 8% to 11 Pearl Gray Misses’, 114 to 2 Dark Gray Ladies’, 2) to 8 White $1.75 13-in. heights; OO. . (Tango $866868688 value perfect fitting: on spe ial sale, __ FOR MEN AND BOYS The most durable light-weight work shoe for men and the best-wearing everyday shoe for boys manu; factured. Made specially for us of soft ‘“OHROME” leather uppers. 2.29 ‘Tan, flexible, > i to 6. 4, Family influenza | ; . . oe , seven authenticated cases of the dis- | Health | The | by | men .| fering ,in ‘number of pamphlets on pre- |, eOnZa Loan | died of influenza George’ Heuer, ' worker, | Members ‘sailors from ithe ease Ors | in Men'sa Sizvesn—6 to 11-- Boyes’ chrome welt.... 3 00 steele Mon’ | 75 . ) 7 . ‘ Hiack ftk, soles, black 9 to 13% is Health Department Urges All to Guard Against Influenza PANISH influenza epi- S comic in many sections of the country near St. Louis. There are now a few true cases in the city. To prevent an epi- demic we must have the help of all citizens. “The disease is conveyed from an infected to a well person by coughing, sneezing and spitting “Any person with a cold may be a menace, and’ such persons must not go to public gatherings and should protect the mouth and nose with a handkerchief when coughing. sneezing or spitt> ing. “Avoid persons with colds. “oT LOUIS HEALTH DEPART- MENT.” vesterday said that 60 the Barracks were in from the disease, form, but that was improved. Larry, 20 an from Clarksburg. Mo., from influenza I riday. An emergency bill, contagious and providing a for doctors who fail to cases, was introduced in of Aldermen Friday and passed this week. Under it, the Mayor may ecbose all theaters” and churches. Mayor Kied said yesterday he did not consider the situation rious now. It © xp! influenza itself often followed which, in such a son most cases the Jerome enlisted man died there mild Situation years old, listing influ- as penalty port Board the will he Se- ained by physicians that seldom fatal, bul hy pneumonia, case, uSually is fa- tal. The many deaths from pneu- monia reported are largely due the influenza epidemic, it is stated. William A. Tracy, of 1230 Purcell avenue, St. Louis County, a marine, at the Thursday: ie died at Camp Grant, Thursday, and J. E. Russel, 22, Alton, died in camp at Stamford, Conn,, Thursday. iS iN is to Private Franklin 22 Navy Yards or 6 avenue, Deaths Here. l{owe, 37, for 4346 Page boulevard, a Y. M. C. A. died of pneumonia in Thursday, after he was overseas. Elton C. Sampson, 505 Clark avenue, Webster died of pneumonia at C Melienry, Md., Tuesday, after having been sick three days. George Reuter 16, of the navy, formerly of Belle- Ville, succombed pnemonia at Camp Logan, Iil., lriday. Of 186 deaths reported week, 25 were from from Bright's diseases, berculyusis, 12 from apoplexy, eight from cancer, 10 from accident, three suicides and four homicides. Births numbered 295. Sailors from the navy station accorded Alfred A. succumbed to pneumonia a military burial yesterday. were not, however, permitted enter the Jost home, S&02 boulevard, or to handle the before it reached the grave. None but members of the was allowed in the home. of the dead sailor, estimated at in number, stood outside the house. of the St. Louis Advertis- the Great Lakes band and the navy recruiting stu tion were the residence. The sailors had planned pallbearers, but this by Assistant Health Jordan. The latter vorter that 25 Pneumonia (;seorge C. merlyv of York TQ 19, £0 of (;Toves, oO here last pneumonia, 1S 17 from tu- recruiting Jost, who Thursday, to casket family riends Soo ing Club, at to act as was forbidden Commissioner told a Post-Dispatca re- precautions against the spread of Spanish influenza made this action ne lie said he told members fainilyv hie would permit hold funeral services in the home if they:gave him time fumisg the hoyse, but the funeral was postponed, because all arrangements for it had made. Mriends of the tamily were forbidden to enter the Dr Jordan said the undertaker charge of the body had in time to permit fumigated earlier Willson, in charge ot the re- station, said he was co-oper the Health Department il en effort to stamp Spanish in- fluenza and prevent the spreading had made a of the Jost « he but sumed his letter had not reached Health Department in time to quaint it with have act aS pallbearers. CeSssary. of the them to to ate not been then not the to be Lieut. cruiting ating with out report pre- the said, ise, his plans to Red Cross Joins Pight. American flag tlew from a staff pole e of the home A large half mast the vard rected Jost terday. The Red Cross has ganization alt the service of ernment in combating the Spanish influenza The Red Cross CuaMps and cajitonments are furnish ing large quantities of supplies 1 the medical authorities The’ chap workrooms throughout the div: are making gauze masks to Lk: patients and nurses, 400,000 gauze having been set at the &t Louis Bureau of Supplies for this purpose. Nurses are being mobilized to be sent points where their needed graduate rrures direction from fi Dr. F. G the Southweste Divis of the placed Southwestern ion entire the spread of its or- (,OV- oT 4 oe ‘ ey } qj] j] Tr ere ors 2 a ier sion worn \ ards ot . ae i>’ et a aside to Sery ices are hav t » nurse will ve to ] Pernoud, medi al aa iser taied oft mvasion, vesterda conc tions at present are against & wide spread epid $340,000 for Westminster ‘he $340 endowment and equipm ght by beth Missouri] Fulton crding to the Melvin, general manager paicr Among the ived in the last Tarkio and $1 Supports College. $500, fund O00 level of the 000 being synods ent SOU Wes crossed last Rey. M. E of the « 1) Lose riptions re week were $1700 210 from Holden, af tor tery THUS . I Collegms at Was W ee K, act ‘AYN - ce from NTao 4180 Comin con Mi Board in the sub: irbs ts offered throvgh Post-Dispatch Wants. hospital there suf- | genera! bf re- j Philadelphia | of | New | ready | Alp | They | l‘lora. & house. | in| reported | house | gr " disease , Presbyterian | - — * The Just t homespun w every ished. ¥ JUST LOOK! HERE = ARE OVER 300 NEW \FALL SUITS 44, That Are Worth 1° $25 and More— MONDAY AT 50 td , , QT Tne season sensation of Stvlish suit hink it! cassimere, Suits in the 7 and worsted age patterns in all caretully anted and fin at $17.50 tailored MI ondavy one ry here ‘ed Special Models for Young Men Are Included at $17.50 Men’s Fall Overcoats Nifty wool of them silk of pretty gravy ehormwe lined Worth and ot fabrics, cheviots, all popular ‘Monday shades ferent Scotches, and other Up to Especially voung men- wool ()vercoats— in many. dit such raritans novelties. with at many evores brown ils the T BOYS’ non — ES cable val Suits ue if} eut and ally good in the —-priced ly remar cassimere in ars stvles [I Z%esS neat, desirable Monday at SUIT $12 VALUES (*hoilece of ove ' fine many different shades, ini Suits, mm pat- terns and luding pure wo everyone Monday Northwest Corner Eighth and Washington Av. al . le ’ ' a ae i Come Mother, This Castor Oil Is What You Need---Don’t Cry! If you, mother, had to swallow the awtul dose--- Think back to your childhood days---Ugh! hy | Give your children Cascarets instead. Cascarets taste like candy. Cascaret. little liver constipated, Besides Cascarets and bowels when the child feverish and Every child loves to take a act better on the bilious, are sick. Cascarets delightful---harmless---cheap! Each 10 cent box of Cascarets, the pleasant candy cathartic, con tains directions and dosage for children aged one year old and upwards. When the little one’s tongue turns white, breath feverish, stomach sour, there is nothing better to‘ and constipation poison from the child’s then never worry. ‘ wtp? VW Ui in ‘the nasty bile, souring food (sive Cascarets, Sy Sj rem. —-ADYV. Gray Hair for’ Health Restore Laced color to gray hair. ‘ake the simple, easy, safe way to change your gray faded and lifeless looking hair to its natural dark, lustrous shade, perfectly natural in appesranee, Be young looking. Thousands are renewing their yvouthful ‘ooks in just this way. + . a a Harmiess an | Your ‘fund the if not = yo hi T Heche ‘urnishings | but when , les down fo ge} Lillie high CLASS qual ‘tv. von wil admit that our 2Sth Anni offers «are riy! . come ver Tlie at Sars rias! wonde recent Vcars " ; , . lid S@e To! 8° Sample Floors IX COLONIAL 3-RO = 198" TERMS ONLY $2.00 A WEEK This complete outfit must be seen to be appreciated, $250.00, but for our 28th Anniversary ler complete lor $198.75. Courteous salesmen will be pleased tO if Sale—as a strong inducement to our This Colonial outfit is positively worth patlrowus Wait on you. All on Payments to Suit Your Convenience We Are Olive St. Agents for the Celebrated Bridge, Beach Superior Stoves, Ranges #4 and Heaters and Combination Coal & Gas Ranges, in Black, Blue and Gray Enamel will We mect the sure to have he also that approval, of Prices wT » line Charter Oak Stoves, Ranges and Heaters ’ + COMPLere SUPERIOR Our Perfect Line Perfect line lleaters Sutistacl STOVeS ot have Ohir lfanges and i Tey colt} Per ’ , feels miversal ion patrons, We feature Leader ( ond Gras Range. ee our ynbination | . + on eee | ar vt Yy , Dm, fy Terms to Suit Cus tomer’s Convenience RUG DEPARTMENT Brussels Rug 4 -s fear ’ e $19.75 MONTHIS. Lert We TERMS i 3 (ASH, 82 yoS4 £4 804 15 SETS 7. Pd ee ay PRETO CEERD ERR ey: ate deter ABTA LAS muai , Asnerioan Sembinateed Sabtivenees ‘i 1 “oO MON TIUILY. £1.50 ¢ 481i—8I. renus s_ $18.15 MONTHLY. hoenix FurnitureCo. «Now at 1226 Glive Sit. Eel a F URNITURE : COMPANY _ , » =~ coe 4? ‘ cihikip oe - a ts

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“STL 0 IS POST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6. 19] iA LOUIS. POS1 PAT . 63 - — re eee we wi . : =. - ‘ SS “ oer er ~— ad |-Famous & Barr | Famous & Barr Co | | New Store Hours: 9 A, M. to 5:30 P.M. Daily — Buy Fourth Liberty Bonds Beginning Tomorrow, the pp ect Apparel kvenl of lhe Se ason—Our Semi-Annual ° Sale of Victoria Coats ————— COPYRIGHT, 1906 Presenling values that will immediately stamp this as the Coal buying time ideal. @ ixcessive preparations S, profitable | uving and expert selection culminating in this showing af 1200 strik- ingly smart Victoria Coats, pr actically all of them to receive their initial showing here Monday morning No matter what style of coat you have in mind or what size, vou are bound to find a garme nt ex: ae tly to vour likine in the three wonderful groupings. The savings are remarkable, ranging from 15% to 25%. Victoria Coats at $25 Victoria Coats at $37 Victoria Coats at $48 @ All exceptional yalues,, skillfully tai ql nduplieated values, every one. NSplen- if Built of the higher priced materials, lored and warmth-giv ng, fashfoned ot did const ructed of unusual coatings. such as wig seieeg Pee _—" pr Lege velours, cut pompom, plushes and heavy including broadcloth, duvet de laine, aT ee ih bee: Se Seer, Melton effects. Many full lined, some wool velour, pompom, silvertone, burro, Cretieaed aaed She staple blacks and blues. Plain with fur collars, plush-and fur fabric col- Normandy and plushes. Many full silk tailored models, others that are richly trimmed collars. se\ with fur collars and euffs. Lined throughout with handsome quality of silk. All sizes, inelud lars and cuffs. Many new belted ype lined with handsome fur some with large pockets. The new Fall eral new ideas in belted effects. All sizes, ing models specially suitable colors, ineluding brown, including extra for extra sizes. St. Louis’ burgundy, taupe, also SIZES. Truly extraor | very hest Coat navy and-black. Sizes 16 dinary values alnes, lao “7 ; ‘ : . ° 14. Wondrous values at Third Floor Beginning Monday, a Sale of Over 10,000 Pieces of Do Your Christmas Sho pping Now —— ee a Spevial Purchase Brings Thousands of Yards oj _- 25 & $2. 50 | Fancy Silks 9485 q These came to. Us from a large wholesale silk firm, and because of a special price con- cession, we are in position to offer them at this radical say- ing, be ginning tomorrow. ¢. Included are beautiful faney Silks, 36 inches wide, in stripes © of satins, messalines, taffetas and combinations of satin > sa I ee oe : : con able ; : | ae vory Frames ‘ lam and Mary design. able top peGloth, (Bn ushes, $1.50, In various styles Whi - ° e ° meds . oe . P ? ust if =. y +e measures 54° in. and chairs” have Infants’ Brushes. asa | 9 — to $6.50, me. pin Cushions, $1. : . P 6h r ’ me ‘~ 7 brown leather slip seats. 1, nnet i s. $1.2 \ vory Trays Jewel Boxes, $1.65 and 2h. $1.00, $1.65, $2.50. $2.75. Bedroom Suites’ ing - u Mattresses Iron Beds Bed Springs Kiles, Hooks, ete.— Nail Buffers, va: the Picture Frames ‘ ‘ , 2 . i Queen Anne design lest well Mat special ee agar (Nara tresses; ¢ ai é hens : Strongly made and 18 CUS SIses square o1 im the mahogany or noun of ymneny Pe White Enameled ot oy ‘ at C ~aiopet C sia | 3 C ‘trey ‘- Vernis Martin Beds, are positively sag American walnut and cotton. made also some in William with Imperial roll With 22-inch outside proot;: made with and §=Mary design. qdge and = covered posts and 1-ineh fill- is ee loxtra special value with striped ticking. igh ris $9 00 om $149.75 | Be SHL.75 | BET $13.50 | soeciat ox, 27.09 ~ ~ || $80 Singer Cabinet Sewing Machines, $60. ¢ A i - dl number of strietly new f abinet \] Vy ¢ k now Thi oc! Singer No. 66, in handsome woodwork VIL enclose ™“ ™ > an ‘ ~ ste ; : = ( | A SS SAI |: $45 New Home Sewing Machine: late models r ‘ BB5.00 o Ss oy as x ab Eid $50 Wilcox & Gibbs Sample Automatic Machines .. Seaoloe Slightly used Machines—good makes—$20 to $350 values R15.72 A special offering of spari cling Cut «1 ine any laces cpitdshle far | i q } é 4 park it (rlass, ine luding many. piece uifable for (Il Machines Guaranteed for 10 Years, Sold on Our Club Plan. | Christmas gifts, on sale Monday at extreme reductions. Fifth Fleer |i nee / a Trimmed Hats cad at 30. 00 n exelusive line of Trimmed Hats of fered. at this Shee price for Monday. ia pe Vractically every new popular shape will me, Glee, : favored materials, mn Various colors ana combinations, and trimmed in manv new Bud ways, Hasaement -Liconomy Store Flannels, Cotton Goods, Etc. @ Savings on the staple fabrics that will ind provident women to supply «their needs for th SN iit Sb Mas Bi ctaieg Main Fleor season. No mail or phone orders accepted Printed Flanne'ettes, Shirting Cheviots, Yd.. Yard, QO1¢ 10 to 20 vard lengths > , ) ’ oo . wide _ live! ee ae | tri pes ane Less Ria . mt dar, rroundas “2 te alm al AE ye ill aat S bps we! Fravys, La tis el Tia ‘ stripes and tigure Se Sample Bedspreads, fleece On on oa $2.50 to $3.25 lenxzths ' to 8 Yaras hee Oa ATi} Bed Sheets, $1.49 ‘enchant. Seni 5 2x90 j Sorte riTsiS! ) tye ‘all Oped ed q. Seconds of $1.6: qua®ities eoile from be Embroidered Wool Flannels t; Yard, 89c Linens tter in s 7 an Mer al ‘j per] ‘ ' * ¢ ’ eT gee ES Ee + i é Sh.dee we a a ... 81.00 $3.50 Compotes, G-in. size............ sds oes $4.00 Fern Dishes, 8 inch.......... R275 SE * $2.25 Handled Nappies, 6 inch. ee : $15.50 Vases, 16 inch.. ieee RS.75 $6.25 Orange Bowls............. ++ 83.00 $15 Punch Bowls, 10 inch. Stadaapans H () \ | U I L I - Lh 2 S ’ 4 Qur cutire stock of Cut Glass, with the exception of advertised items. YOC% off the : 4 “ rhe ed Silk ft, t~« ’ + : rT’ } cts, 2 ( rash Toweling, heavy ‘Waa fani ‘ I , a ‘ lel absorbent. Yard, ss Eiderdowns. Yard, 33c pre — fancy printed imone wn pee rkish Tow: Is, stv ds 77 inch ‘ e in of : ae, 22 and 8Dde fia?T ' i? c? ] i. t ‘> ° fa fioral ds ‘= rr ie = vat potas White Domet Plannels ins, dozen, 82.98, fy51] : ’ All ss piece ‘ ; shDel oree ny eolored al regular marked prices—Monday onli. Kifth Fleoér q Scores of household | het et | ~ OLUSe . . t -~ Ee ee Bee ees ae Ips and labor saving NaD in@s. for Monday. | | | $2.50 Savory Roasters— ‘ ] . rr ? ] " * j . ripe at P > - $ ri lothns: tringed enude« ~*~ ° ‘ ‘' “ - } 1 . 6 in. double faced, vd., 25¢ | each, ®1.75. ‘aed in. double € Rasement Eccopomy Store he found mn the colleetion, ail n ade ot ® I -« e-« 4 ‘sh . ’ , , > of ; & AMINS ( l | s | 15.95 Washing Machines—motor water power...._........ St.50 Aluminum Rice Boilers. . we 82.50 Curtain Stretchers—full size The unusual price and the ; P pet: , , 7 rh quality of the Rugs @ Handsome Oriental, tmhe- ‘5.55 Wash Boilers, copper rim and copper bottom ies thie Me ouitaw afterineg Y —— cy ee egg -— ton ecg eee Te ee , ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ) . . ‘ — ve , ne af atesnet tenortane My bd small chints designs, in grav | Refrigerators—floor samples-——at 20¢, discount one ) l Os 4 : ‘ s , y I und blue and tan and brown ‘2.10 Aladdin Aluminum Covered Saucepans—4-quart > t ig 48 € it hes re “et Ps . ~ wa ¥ « > .@ w fe - »—— A ads hs - . ae 5 Se Tumbler and ‘voothorush Hoiacers “ PFA S S% Fairbank’s Fairy Soap—eix bars for Seamless Wilton Rugs Axminster Rugs Fairbank's Mascot Laundry Soap—six bars for 25 } Very durable Rugs, made of the choices’ bextra size, 113x112 ft.. for large rooms. Have No phone or mail orders filled on soap or toi ‘let pe per. } wool varns. Size 9x12 feet, in attractive co! deep rich pile in a good assortment of Oriental, wasement Gallery ‘| ors and designs, Special floral and conventional designs. ~ = = = at . ; ) $62.50 Monday | $57.50 Seamless Rugs Wilton Velvet Rugs. Axminster Rugs . Heavy quality Axminater Rugea Seamless shades of Size 6x9 ff Rich, heavy nile in shades of old rose, blue, tar fan, rose and mixtures Sultable for small rooms. recep- and and brown. also combination Sise 8.3x19.6 ft. in Fre tion halls or smal! livine reom: tiriental, conentional or Chine | a . re prod Mtitons of the gen. ry allover eonve ntiona! flora] or designe Bize Sxl? ft wine Ob raion das . . : : on pale $47.50 — As $44. 75 -inpinre ae : $22.50 Entire Block. Olive, Locust, Sixth and Seventh Sts. ‘ i , Mees 7 S We Give Fagte Stamps and Redeem Fall Rooks largest Distribnt r™ ~ Fourth Fleer .fer 32 in Cash or $2.50 in Merchandiae— diac at Retail in M aa J ew Restricted Articles Excepted. the West. ined ~ -» Pe ° Pm st i? eched border citeet. oe nee eet ri ~~ fw gg wm ——— $1.25 Scrim Curtains, Pr., 79¢ Marquisette, Yd.. 23c Dainty Scrim Curtains * full plecea af wood qualit: sneer qual) ; made y “urtain Margquisette wowe! r nd finished | th hematitched border e€ages Ome in “ts and wide hand e only ry and beige colors Lace Curtains, Pr., 98c Sunfast Material Yard. N ¢ Tit’ wr arr (“urtain : Ww +] lr rat hy colors of e nsertion border and . browr rare and btu e eden, also finished with nenes wide Full bolt loped border. White only UAL! apd $1.75 kinds Nasement Leoonemy Siore mente etn ner omerorue Pee ena ar a ; ; ih enl TAN Page Weert ‘ 1 ym 7 a & ~ -—~ rs er et a - , DOOO0 00000 00000000006 0006004 58555055 89080004 abd bpp p abi hha baa baa baabababbaaaAAAaadBaha dd aaaabdaasaaaaaaddbaddhdaddad ddd hhh hhh hhh dd dh hd Apap bpp ppd dd dha pha bpAAAAAAAAAAADAAAADAARAADAERAARAADAAADAD ADD AAA AAA “HERRERO A Ret gb bebe od abibadb? Saks 40-In. Crepe de Chine a Yuk: Se ia Rox loom (‘repe de Chine, in a full range of shades, as well as white and black. Very ex- ceptional value 36-In. Corduroy, Yd., $1.00 "00 vards of 36-inch White ‘‘orduroy, fer coats. 32- ‘In. — Shirting, Yd., 69c e-ine! Silk Shirting in neat aketeed of contrasting colore on white grounds. 36-In. Plaid Silks, Yard, $1.39 In a wide range of colors, brizwht and somber eftects Satin Messalines, Yd., $1.59 “6-inch plain Satin Mes- saline of the hetter quality; manv Shades, including black. 36-In. Serge, Yard, 79c “oe medium “6-In. Wool Plaids, Yd., 49¢ W ootl-n Yed Piaid in eol ¢} irnable for Ool W Caf $1.25 All-Wool Granite, 98c rh-Inch all-wool (;ranite, medi Im weight in. dark blue, lark green and black Basement -conomy Store Sale of Blankets q With prices rising daily, eae special offerings will be re eae weleome $:3 3.70 Blankets, Pair, $2.45 : ced. she inketa, closely of 1} ie cétton ,‘arnes cried ruiv with borders or blue narrow estripne nation for frill ae AS 4y R09 js hee $6.75 Blankets, Pair, $4.95 Size G4AxROis wool-finished hs 1T] eauntiful block shYiel 1? colors of bine, tan and grav for full- A bed Sheet Blankets, Ba., $1.49 with colored border Bed Comforts, sabe , ee of ther f ] i eg rood eipalit rotten veered wit! ‘ kot! fie in all patterns ind Rasement Liconomy Store Women’s Union Suits Special at, Pair 7 (9¢ we | | ribbed eotton lined —Pontiae brand. Hasement lLiconomy “tere Men’s Negligee Shirts Special Val. Wee GBs asi S&C q Latindered soft - Shirte mn «@ ide range o itterns Basement Economy Store Women’s Comfort Slippers Special - at. Pair $ I Ri}, ribbon-trimn = ith aoe? in assorted Women's Shoes, Pair, $2.45 Derot! L bevetel paten?t 6ix8O-in weool-fintahed ‘uban leather iz¢a 2% to &. maseueus iconemy Stere : ; ; ; $ ; : ri te : 3 ' ‘ /~_ ee sy » we & ¢ Ge gmp e Femi UR Ms eg Re DS Rast . i Pee y ” f ETN ee eo eee Sy iar Sem oe To fom helt Ca ; “4 MT Sa Sete ot lan ab PAS? ARES ol ee Soe vine er i te ih aed dh fel ath, Sei Ae Ah habit a : bidh,, Manin Pah Ae. Ay “Ri > ae = - > "7 ~~ Buy Mor Bonds = ¥@ = P AR — THREE. - ene - - on iGERN Am FRENCH P WAY ACI ARNES. Fort Brimont Capt sif of Moronvil and Massif o L’Abesse Has B cled— American Advance on Ve: GERMAN RETR IS QUI ‘ | Pershing’s Men Towns, Advan Three Miles in ! Between the Meuse. awe eee PARIS, Oet. 5, has been captured t troops. the War offi tonic ht. ‘The mas villers has been ft | ‘ massif of Nogent eireted., The statement ac “We hold the of the Arnes rive erossed the Suip Oramnville and the era) points. ‘In victorious | troops, in collabora Americans on the and in Champaig the enemy to mak treat toward the S Arne: Ile aband fortific posit rom 1o1t \ssociated PARIS. Oct. 4. retreat before Go which is supportet eans on the right perveptibls io reached Metheny noon, |ving about north of Moronvil Ey the Associated P TAINDON. Oct their offensive bet and the Aire the acored an advance three miles. movin difficult Argo’ reporte ' and a hall northeas This advance carr very cloar tf the G 1? is expected th will have to prepa for several days Buccessfully to at Positions FRENCH HEA FRANCE, Oct. 5, 6 In eastern Cham are falling back Oo Arnes River. The reached by the Am@ have taken St. Pati Kvyery Member of Party Killed WiThH THE A IN LORRAINE, Ge After a 40-minute mans iast night the American line mer in Lorraine @ The attack was a t Cerman party ce ‘very men beef of i C—O me ene ae i Ceativacd on

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ous & Barr Co. A Spertal Brings Thousands of Yards of $2.25 & $2.50 Fancy Silks $4.85 al large wholesale silk firm, and because of a special price con- cession, we are in position to offer them at this radical sav- ing, beginning tomorrow. Included are beautiful faney Hiks, 36 inebes wide, in stripes of satins, messalines, taffetas and combinations of satin and taffetas, also plaids and thecks. If purchased in the reg- ar way, these fabries would ave to retail at $2.25 and 250 a vard. Beginning Mopn- CHO? oft any, val., 1.85 Main Floor i \ , Purchase @ Vhese came to us from a ffering of 2s’ Coats 1) 40-In. Crepe de Chine me Yes... $1.39 ¢ Rox loom (Crepe de Chine, in a full range of shades, asx well iis white anal bla K, Very ¢x- . +) } 2 vt pr MOordi Value, 56-In. Corduroy, Yd., $1.00 300 yards of ich White (corduroy, for coats. o2-In. Silk Shirting, Yd., 69c $2-ineh Silk Shirtinge in neat stripes of contrasting m- White frrounds. Colore « 36-In. Plaid Silks, Yard, $1.39 in a Wide range of colors, bright and somber effects. Satin Messalines, Yd., $1.59 ef-inch plain Satin Mes- Suline of the better quality: many shades, including black. o6-In, Serge, Yard, 79c Wool-mixed Serge: medium weight, black onl, “In. Wool Plaids. Yd., 49¢ \W ri! r Led }*} Shirts in a Wide range of 64 7 4 4 ‘ : 4 ’ 4 : O94 900000000009040000506 00008 4 ‘ 4 : : ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ Buy More Liberty Bonds and Help to Win the War e PART THREE. Pages 1-12 See ee ceva ees inl die ————— — -~ : [> es MERICAN and Freneh troops are crusning in the southern Wall of the Crerman defenses : Witla } avy blows along the front FRENCH PUSH (War Sammary YOUNG ORDERS ALL > west from Rheims to the Meuse. In the north, under the menace RNES RIVER of the British pressure, from Flan ‘ders to north of St. Quentin. the enemy has set fire to Douai and other towns and villages in that area, evidently in preparation for a Fort Brimont Captured, Mas- retirement to the French frontier. Heavy explosions a'so have been sif of Moronvillers Taken °°" — er of Nosent|. ov TTen ST OOS. BCH one in ame ne cled—Americans Aijid in onic hee : : the Germans from the heights don ~~, > 4 «4 » ‘7 PARIS, Oct. 5.-Fort Brimont inating the Champagne region east has been captured by the Freneh of Rheims. The Germans are retir- * ing to the river Arnes, but the . troops, the Wal’ oftice ANNOUNCeCS Americans alread, have reached ee, | adel nf at stream at St. Etienne toni¢ht. The massif of Moron- -tat stream at Etienne villers has been taken and the oe AER MASTER DRAFT LIST SENT —eireled., The statement adds: “We hold the whole course Pamphiets tn Classifying Men, 19 to 21. of the Arnes Tavau Vi ¢ have By tine Asan jated Vre ned WASHINGTON, Oct. o SSei t eros | th the 6S-page pamphlet containing the Orainville and the Arnes at sev 17.000 numbers drawn in Monday's . draft drawing were mailed today to eral points. more than 4500 local draft boards in With the lists ; , Copies of Suippe river a “Tn victorious - attacks ovr the United ! llaborattc it} went instructions as to the method roops, in collaboration with the 1, ye ysed in classifying registrants, Americans on the Vesle front so that no difficulty may be found in | (*} : a ‘ el} ’ | fixing the order of men in the [9-21 and in lampaigne, compener age class, who will furnish the first States. the enemy to make a reneral re- men for the training camps eS Many men. already have’ been treat toward the Suippe and the oo cceag bi local bearde, soneedinn Arnes. Ile abandoned strongly to reports reaching the Provost Alar- f = ie ams eee shai-General's offic: and physiea ne Cl SINCE) sions of men who “have 1914.’ waived exemption or have othner- wise been held fit for Class 1, are be } | w Dae By the Associated Press neg PARIS, Oct. 5. —The German KTGHIN ILL WITH INFLUENZA retreat before Gouraud’s army, Democratic House Leader Improves ; : ; After Severe Attack. Cans on the right, IS (fbi kening Ry the Associated Press 1) WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.—Repre- erTve ri troops he ; 3 pul ag : sentative Claude Kitchin of North reached Bethenville ths aiter- Carolina. Democratic leader in the which is supported by the Arner. French ‘1 | TYlouse. who late today was reported 0 lving abo three miles : : ae ee about to be seriously ill with Spanish In fluenza. was said tonight to have improved considerably. His phys iliness could not be north of Moronvillers. ; ‘ian said his iy the Associated Press cian LONDON..Oct. 6, 4:50 p. n In — ~—— +--+ — Saeed Aarne tone|"MR TOOAY AND PROBALY fan advance of trom two to TOMORROW; CONTINUED MILD scored an advance of from two to considered serious. three miles, moving over the most . KN oy . ‘ ’ \4 difficult country encountered in the : es =r Argonne fighting. Among the towns os Official fore reported captured is Cunel, a mile SHAT BELGIAN | ent if - ' HARE WILLBITE | 1, Pair and a half northeast of Romagne IMME KAISER YET | ae apie This advance carries the Americans arebaels so very close to the German main line. morrow. con tinued miia It is expected that the Americans Missour will have to prepare their positions for several days before being able Buccessfully to attack these strong what cooler to- gay positions. Illinois lair today. excen? 4a » ‘tT t.° . ° cloudy in north FRENCH HEADQUARTERS IN ; portion ee) LA itt FRANCE, Oct. 5, 5 p. m., Reuters Camtasia wet In eastern Champagne the Germans and: north pot rons are falline back on the line of the Arnes River. The line has been W AS HING- ee enema reached by the American troops, who OT l wrorw~ Oct. & have taken St. Mtinne-a-Arnes. MA CN. 48] Weather pre- * | (4 a € By dictions for the begin Every Member of German Raiding week Party Killed or Captured. ning Monday are: Upper Mi is Sissi pp - . » i nrve Show it Se AMERICAN ARMY | an¢ lower Miss ed 3 . . , ’ cl mes ‘ ana IN LORRAINE. Oct. 5. 11:30 a. ™ ee ae f Si «% etpist : mn about Thurs nm temperatures teration it g Today. ‘> ‘YY After a 40-minute barrage the Ger- 4884 Mans last night attempted to raid E: the American lines east of Gerard SS mer in Lorraine with strong parts Community Sin a 4 The attac!} ‘ ~ tota! failure The Ommunity sine ] 4 | na 4 F. +t ‘ a ‘ -_ ‘ ce German party comprised 69 men ane bus mauare Tenth nd Car streew every member of it who reached the gyspices War ¥ i ‘ Ss yService and. St. Louig Art League — er —_ Centinued on Page 2, Column 64. ST. GERMAN CHANCELLO mnlans are standing on the Kriemhilde OUT; HAS 17,000 NUMBERS | Local Boards Will Be Guided by») lair and sgome--: Camp Community MEN 18 10 40181 ESSENTIAL WOR Police Chief Says Arrests Will Be Made If the Board’s New Warning Is Ignored * After 10 Days. WOULD TAKE OVER DRAFT BOARDS’ TASK ; Two Commissioners and U. S. Employment Bureau Official - Present Decision Was Made, He Says. \ (drastic Worn {) -fight Orde” Was sued terday by Chief of Police Young, instructing police- men to arrest all men betweer th anes of 18S and 4p, inciusive WilLo who fail, within 10 days after being warned. to change from. nonessen fial to essential work A- hist of oc- cunations considere.d fhlOnessential is e.ven Inquiry by a Post-Dispatch 1 porter disciosed that the orde was the result of a conference Lriday be- tween Chief Young three Police Commissioners and a representative of the emplovment “service of the Department of Labor. As far as could be learned, draft officials. who are empowered to enforce the Departimernt’s “‘‘work-or-ficht”’ ruies vere not consulted. If the police o: ger is enforced. jloca)l and district hbooara: wil be rele are or -s mne of their most important duties Chauffeurs Called Unessential. Comparison of the nolice arde with the officia regulations show. ‘that the police order jj far more drastic, and In some features, is apparentiv in contradictior of the reZQuistior.s \! |v fance of the latte s Is the inclusion mn the pahece list, of chauffeurs. The regulations specif ica lis provide that nub ina Dp ate chauffeurs are not affected. un less they do other wor While the reguiations apply onivy to men who have deferred classification on de nendency grounds, the police orde: neludes a reg William RR. Gentry, a member of the District. Anpeals Board. which has the final determination of such cases, Was apprised by a reporter of the police oréer, and said it was the first he had heard of jt He said he could not understand why the board tnembers would not have been notified, if the War De partment had decided to turn the matter over to the Department o Labor. Chief Young told a reporter ot the telephone last night that an of ficial) of the United States Depart ment of Labor Emplovment Service which has headquarters at 705 Mar ket Street ittended a session of tha ,y . . . , Police Board Vrids.y ind » ¥ . 1 plained of the number af idtare in + yt I den Mansu ! ("9 ’ ‘ 4 : by } missioners Sheehan and. Giratdin vests j f hy aft \, 5 c ,id hy ? re pa ‘ orsid a 2c ; rh r) . wate Forgets Officia’s Name. } ? _r fs " ’ } t atv Oli i WNOSe Native ne "7 ‘ ¢ g’°ayt} ! ‘* ? ’ , 7» ) } A 4 ‘ iombe? 'A Ked t over ; 22 COMMMIssioners, ary ae | . y 4 — ‘ - . later conte ed] with Chief + , I Ait*] \ A Bae “4 > 7? .? ‘ a + ‘ the latte off ie hief said W e ij Ssec Wna'l eceuUna¢rrey wer, ‘ cant i ‘ w) ch + re no? (‘hief Young Qn ial } i] \A } eo?) ha left he said he would brine me memorandun of them vestered«: id, hroug!) nm the st Oe Vw 4 ) i ’ Suing ‘ r Po com? ‘ ’ } ‘ lat é e . ee If he vith tithe f 7 ‘ ) eens ‘ [ fe rai? i rian holding } . tro Would kno what he was doing lie told wus was In charge of the burean Order to District Heads ihe order, which is daressed to ' ( ‘ of t) ‘ ~ ; ’ \ , | a ; ) ' ’ ‘ ‘ j ~ \ \ : ‘ ‘ om, | 4s i oO] ] rencen awd Amer i} al I ' ‘ thet e Show vv ‘ rps | live nil nis prob b! a - & i’) (‘han pagne i*¢ (5¢ il cdicat (nat the (.ermans at the mo } ° f+ » rea cjedq Dol tS with] r ]? i} ~ tii War Office announcement today. ills act of the Suippe e brench, Wes Ol ihe sulpy] th : ‘ "Tine vy Tit i) Doud is i seetn > -O or ne 7 toue? with the (,er- é Pi, ‘ sail % ‘i OD patatisy 4s : t nM t mass af Lge ces Se Woilis h he au ee e ete ho — . © "> tt? re: c* ( 7 ,¢* ° ‘ . " man rear guards, have rea h P the wing blowing grea billows rj i, ee a ee sronvillers , : heichts southeast of Moronviller smoke and streams of sparks. Can . ° > : : 7 In ef Tht ect »7 } 1s l ¢ ia ] o~ { Eon — . oe } : Northwe of Rhein in th bral is burning, and so are various } ‘ tha “YP YT) ¢ hy 121Vve ta ken ‘ ‘ P 41 , ais n ren ! towns througchou ine whole aré€a. fighting continues nortn ae fighting fnemy Abandoning High Ground Under British Pressure. y the Associated Press Ver LONDON, Oct. 5& Field Marshal French Cross Aisne Canal. Haig reports some progress by Brit- ‘anal in the re Ish troops around Montbrehain ind | French have driven the enemy) ~— t long the Aisne 4 of Rheims the French are press beaurevoir, in the St. Quentin sector ing the Germans vigorously and have His statement tonight adds that the the canal at several points (Gvermans have begun to withdraw ts of BPermericourt, east of the Catelet and Creve Coeur. It says: “As a result ot our continued In Champagne the French and pressure along the whole front the Americans continued their attacks. enemy has begin to withdraw from realizing an advance yesterday; the high ground known as Le Ter- the direction of the Arnes, com- riere Plateau, fn the bend of the pelled the enemy, who was endan-, Scheldt Cana! between Lea Catelet gered,@to retire on his left flank and and Creve Coeu: withdraw hurriedly from part of the territory east of the region of the two villages our troops now are east “On the whole front between these =] sf \fonts Irench troops on the sector of the canal. Driving in the (ierman covering detachments, they have ’ of the Suippe. pursuing the en- height of 800 meters southeast a section of the Hindenburg system Moronvilliers n this neighborhood. South of Monthois the French “The enemy is burning Douai.’ ke up German counter attacks inst the Criox des Sondans and 10,500 Men and 350 Guns Taken in Manders in Week. HAVRE, Friday, Oct. 4 In the operations in Flanders since Sep Pith extre e nee . . . m a x m “8S, the Belgian, British and French 7. oe ntained their gains “he enemy terrain on the front, between Or- stubbornness. forces have taken 10,500 prisoners. American and trench forces in 330 guns and 600 machine guns, savas their victorious advance on the crest! the official statement from the Be}. Mont Blanc. in the Champagne, sian War Office tonight oOtured 2A00 nrisoners according The allied troops gained a}] of the Mecho de Paris the Flanders ridge and advanced nine miles on a front of 25 miles Dixinude were removed I the enemy menace and the bia l'rom Germans. f AaRwy *+*° [.vs gained between Armen- \ ‘ fieres and Ve “4 icg The American and French tal ia Belgians and Vrench Push lorward in Direction of Roalers., LT) portant height positions of Ry the Associated Pre Blane Mont and Medeah Farm, give: HAVRE, 0¢! !—The Belgian na secure hold on the important (wom munieation issued tonight says positions won yesterday. the Belgian and Freneh have slight- Little by little the Americans and ),. nressed forward their line in the Mreneh also are wresting from the direct on of Hoovzlede and Roulers GEN. MARCH NAMES SERVICE UNITS IN FORCE GERMANS AMERICAN ADVANCE TO QUIT LILLE St. Louis Regiment in the Battle Since Beginning of Our MY Attack. PRANCT Ov ae J By a staff Correspondent of the ‘ide gains of great importance have Post-Dispatch ide. tod RDAM, O been mccente:s a Vienna dispatch to the Frank- tung. which press The ed jmemediate ‘ ‘ c' mn rye + \ -_ é , sident Wilson . . 22 ‘ C,pUCe Iryigbi@«alat } liac } oe 1) a Rida : ‘ — start withoul te peace announcenhi¢ dispateh The text Austro-llungarian which has niade ( ve warfare ang ‘eral times by presentation Wilson to conclude Iv with him and “mistice on land air and Stil negotiations for peace negotiations on the 14 e. ae HOW WASHINGTON VIEWS GERMANY’S NEW PROPOSALS Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 74 Pagess § VERYTHING ”’ AND PORTY-MILE BEVOND THE PQtTl-MILE Sector MEETING IN NEUTRAL GITY 1 PLAN LEAGUE OF NATIONS PROPOSED Maximilian, in Reichstag, Urges Crea- tion of Federal Austria, Restoration of Belgium, Return of Colonies. ry) MIiniste of President Wilsons terms t ~— REPORTED READY TO ACCEPT WILSON’S PEACE PRINCIPLES end as) the bioodshed and Resolved Make’ Representations Suspension of Hos- tilities, Says Berne Dispatch. President to for General message by the Associated Press, AMSTERDAM, Oct. 5.—The immediate suspension of hostili- ties has been proposed by the Imperial German Chancellor, Prince \ Peage Could Not While Central Powers Occu- pied Conquered Territory. Ass®iate > Press WASHINGTON, men was authorized ' late tonight that the American £0\ ernment had recel\ proposal from ; . “ me: O24 i. ? , 4 vw) ’ w w Z ry ’ er 4 } ¢ '? ; ‘ Tie ia ’ . w - ; = a ? " x ry . e th igh varic ~ lies rece mand ‘yy? , ‘eontinued on Page Maximilian, in the Reichstag, according to the Berlin correspondent of the Tijd. The Entente Allies are to be asked to state their terms. The Chancellor's proposal embraced also the dispateh of pleni potentiaries to a neutral place o cliseuss the question oO! a learue for national abitration and disarmament, The plenipotentiaries are further to be empowered to diseuss the creation of a federal Austria, the right of self-determination idemnifieation of ing new developments 19 he inspending in the Belgium, autonomy for Alsace-Lorraine and the return o The terms of the Entente Allies will be asked for at the same forming a basis for t consideration of these important questions the Chancellor Other advices the statements credited to him regarding the suspension of hosti! appointment of plenipotentiaries and the request for the allies’ terms, but that it wae un- derstood he would make such proposals itement author Chancellér Visits Spanish Ambassador in Berlin. Austro Hungarias, The Vossische Zeitung of Berlin gars that the speech which Prince Maximilian would make today in the Reichstag would be an important! one. Maximilian for Just Peace, He Says. vo ernmen? of aod regardless of the Germany, Turkey and Austria to Act Together. Austria Huneary Turkev have pesolved simultaneousis ident Wilson to make representations in their in- terest for a general armistice and negotiations for a general peace. accord. to a Berne dispatch to the Havas Maximilian Is Willing to Accept Wilson's 14 Points, Stockholm Hears the new impertal willing to accept the Reichstag, - iY demonetrated President Wilson « Pourteen wiples of Peaace

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- i the - 7 ra Sa ‘ 4 >. a Migs oe ya ee ve _ iets ogee 3 Soe 4 ile v Duar 4. = ee i oA te oe lrie@ VA WiAaALION OF: a rR is rument whose tithe ix t Le Lj ! La) and ‘sucn a seitie of a:l questions uaffe secure Co-Operation nations of the Wo a n obtaining for her’ an unham peered opportunity for the inde pendent determination of her own poktica! deve jt nNatvloqniu i Prepticrr ei Tidal aSS tl? aft pment a « neers welcome Ig. oOo BOcIetY of free nations under in ti 1 ' rs of her more hana we own choosing. come. as kind that she iat S hers: Food \ ll of thew mprehension of her needs as istingwuished from their own in thei Yrnoatny rests, anda of intelligent elfish rhun the whoie worid ryree, must be evacuated stored without any atl to Iimit the sovereignts ne enjoys Yi Conimon other free mations % determined niment of ms with one anothe healing a} Rtiructure and valicdit: Se I f ae and thie Prove! their national law 3s forever impaire 8. All Shou! be freed and the invaded hrench territors ort fore nd the wrong done ance ' gsia in 18% in the matter of Alsace-l.orraine which has unsettled the peace of the world for nearly of vears righted, in order that peace once more be made secure the interest of a heoeuid he Peudjustment cf ’ Italv should be ariv recognizable ft nationality 16. The people of Austria lidungvary, whose place among the nations we wish to see safe fuarded and assured, should be ceorded the freest opportunity development iNnia. Serbia ana Sal ypuplel he ePVAaAcYy elinied territories re 1 accorded free and the seus; and the several Beal state Oo one aonther dete: mined b iendiv counsel along a : historicativ established lines of rianee and nationality: ana ) internationa riuarantees of the political and economic independ ence and territorial integrity of everal Balkan states should nto Turkish portions of (ottoman e1yred of q empire secire vVereigntyv. but the other na malities which are now unde: should be security of life uMmalested Tu Kish ruie asevred an undoubted ina nny absalutels nearly a many, President arrange. an armistice, like the bee received than a instituted = by Powers bv thie opportunity of autonomous de veiopmen't should be as a free dae? international 2 An Independent Polish “439 Ar independent ?f' Siate. state erected territories ’ , indisputably. Po which ho should 1 hea ted ty ' populations assured a free and secure a the sea, and whose po independence and te: and erono»mir territorial independence pose antees of political independ and territorial integrits : and small HOW WASHINGTON VIEWS GERMANY’S NEW PROPOSALS (entinued From Page One. could not humble he point of dealing he basis of con 21 a] Teel ee German Diplomatic Wiles Analyzing the propo ! is expected that bination « Reichstag Wilh these of Count burian Austrian foreign li demanded bys nister ana sSuOTNSe cone esslovTisS oOclal democrai> it thei: mec lungs Regarding the firs immediate suggested tha looking suspension of hostilit it is armistice might be granted, o: pension of uttack to long enough trul Powers to efi! their militar, pied territory, bet adequate gurantees certainly would be exacted for honest perform- ance of this oblig: and Austria The proposal ! ‘nad plenipotel LiIa@FrIres in aA neutrai place 1 is Iss questions of a league tor tional arbitration and dis: is regarded usS a tranmspa! Lo anticipate ‘ probably would not. be for a moment for that “a nhae objection je ae ! Austria, selif-ddetertmination sion of the federalization of the right of the Russian borde ‘ion und indemnifica! ;utonomyv. for Alsae the return of the G: It is not doubted that the rete: ence to Kelzvium attributed Oo ALlaXx imilian invoives dermnity by the powers an payment of an 12 joint contributio idea alread furiis mje the honte fonomy for Alsac-lLorrain¢: German scheme probably plebise| would not thas brovine to Prance adult rryii.t tion has Ween driven out Would Trap the Entente. “he renorted Intention of Turkey offices Austria uart.d Wilson's zood other moves said to be impending, would here as nothing more continualr.ce of the (*‘ount J as last Januarv and repeated eral times since, 1 rente intso CONCeESSIO’?N, ferris aid down by President September 14 the rian gpovernment 1T) SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6. 1913, ——— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ——— ee AMERICANS REPEL DESPERATE. *"**."" Enemy Attacks Pail. Time and again the roads behind COUNTER BLOWS IN ARGONNE wis ecoe ces Sen ene with t lr me ine guns, dropped the horse ging guns and transports, This choking of the roads was ac- a enem\ that did fly over the Ameri ¢ the ,.OSs 01 Diane ()f the few complished without German Artillery Active All Day North of Ver- — dun—U. 5S. Aviators Bomb Enemy pbesigge LitTLe Ss fsa," \~ ; brought dov r) ah Transports, Meeting Little Resistance in anti-tank gun captured a few P. \ shrapnel! r4S, into the oth- rs te Repeatedly the Ger- launch alwavs with neg- " . * ss The contrast in the forenoon was force LO not surprising because of the low t Americans, mosi 12 the Asso ated ress Ternoon were excelle an fill nd- now had | Ti T RIC : Y stood like WITH THE AMERICAN ARM } a By: yee te | RTH OF VERDUN, Oc! | ‘rench and Ameri 4 arried : changing their de | and gathering ‘ound betwee conditions on the af . Visibility, but experience r-atar P Vantage Wwiis i rine } the ¢ erTans i¢ } iearne@u he \ liveness the mists lifted they arove {or ompass hove the clouds when swooping helow them when occasion demands Navy Bend Concest i (,erman then disappearing above LITT! OS? rh) ately, and so eseapine al! but P.LOEPC! loan Coneer observatio: Arnie ] UNTi iateé fog actuallv had > - Winter quarters a over tne C,6rnian pill btied l . rur ¢ tr f tment sre i the men i the nche- pia i eons ‘ ‘ r° ‘ Wants ode ects ning ry the Americans Onyp¢ nN ——_«—_ nd TO — -_— GERMANS QUICKENING THEIR RETREAT AS AMERICANS ADVANCE Continued From Page One. American lines was either killed or prisoners captured. "ive wounded remained icans -_-— (5e) ardn oy \¢ enqutheast of Epinal CGrerman from the Alsace and cight miles border opposite Coimat Retiring Germans Wreck Coal Mines in Lens. Rv the Associated Press. BRITISH HEADQUARTERS Iles FRANCE Ovet. : Havas British entering Lens found thai the coal mines in the city had been The church found froops Ol} destroved scare eiv oe entirely could ruins The city hall and houses also were destroyed American Attack Repulsed Hleaviest Losses. Berlin Says. he Aesociated Press TTERDAM, Oct. : A Grerman mentary official report today amid of the French nd American divisions in Cham pagne from north of St. Marie-a Py to Monthois. was a failure. ac- cording to advices received here from ‘ > rme uttackK Berlin Rerlin alleges that partial attacks on both sides of the Aisne meét a like fate. The statement concludes “Between the Argonne ani drum rire Ta) a ‘ of if} niaces through fentry and tank: cy n Was repeated seven heav- Complete repulsed rit (ne jest losses in the hands of the Amer- ;*~ the | monuments | With | ~~ . ] A STUBBORN COUGH SENS j UP LOOSENS RIGHT U This Home Made Remedy Is 2 Won- der for Quick Results. Easily and Cheaply Made. 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Pinex is a special and higaly con- centrated compound of gennine Nor- way pine extract, known the world over for ita prompt healing effaqct upon the membranes, To avoid disappointment ask your druggist for.:‘21, ounces of Pinex’’ with full directions. and dom t accept anvthing else. Guaranteed to give ab soiute satistaction or money promptiv refunded. The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, i ind Thev were | euburban home-—Want Post-Dispatch Wants. tt. S. Airmen Unresisted. Aguin the Germans concentrated their greatest efforts on the cent in an effort to prevent the swingin upward of their line to a point whi« would further: tha part of the army left in the Argonne the artillery ac- or > : ry t a endanger Yet todav was ter- volume was greater than there was a notable re duction in aerial effort Oniv eecasionally did the German beiligeres rovernments to enter in- to non-binding discussions at some meeting place with a view Two days rejected the Neutral dAvbuul peace Wilson proposal, declaring that the Ameri position pial having re- Stuted he nad mude its ld sf Si) fernisS upon peat = Would be considered. Would e@nlertaln no proposal such a conference “iron Burian. the Austro-Hunga- ioreign minister, in annownecing Var not surprised at the re of i} peace note ha { atread\ produced me phenomena and would more Lt) C py neal ; Deen prevalent j see ‘t.. ‘ircles that the foreign ld soon send a second “uigerents, which would precise statey ilf) more rents ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by effects. oe USE PH PULITZER dex ic 14°78 Pub! shec Datiy by the Pulitzer Publish- in (Co iWeilth and Olive Streets .a 7 At me = met & th te natatm ia aa Member Audit Bureau of Circulations iS #PXC USiY for republicati credited to it ° this paper lished herein All r Speciai qd! ic ‘ re also reserved jiepaiches herein SUBSCRIPTION cATES RY : vear One Veal MAIL, $ postal order. Louis exchange r Sr | Iv Oniv 45c a Mont} and Sunday. 65¢ a Month ou} and Suburbs: ) Tempting Cretonnes We show them in colors and designs to suit every one of the many purposes for which this popular fabric is used. 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(CGaarnaateed |! . be Styntic Peneli« 3 for 100 Si Miller Robber Gleves 2 for $1.0 7h ab ....% for B#e soe Files 20¢ Tweeters 16¢ THamend or all colors Rit Dve Soap ' Fece Chamois Kev Kings Rearor Homes Hand Serub HKeushes ‘ Hand Serub Rrushes vw Shaving Brushes Shaving Kruahes shaving ‘ockhet € lie Curmmin's Wh Shoe — Ss and 50¢ French Ivery Nail Angel 74 sheets paper 74 envelepes ta and “4A correspondence and ft envelopes 26¢ Weol Powder Puls lic Powder Puffs Cigars for 5c 29 (2) 1%¢ Denna Hema 4 for tSe Oe (2) be Manilas . 1 10¢ Pow-Ha-Tan Se Marana loodree . Se Regalia Imperial he Senit Maid 10¢ Wuriel (Werit) The Store of Better Service at be eRCS DRUG CO 7th and St. Charles ON Te oO aay ee se _ aon gn rena giec i New Ruler Asks Retain Portfoli King Ferdinand try Friday Ni ———" the Associated Press AMSTERDAM, ret. decree signed by King demobilizing the Bul agocording to 4 dispate Former King Ferdin garia Friday night B hig declaration of abdi eeived the various party all expressed approval sion. The offered its King, who expressed h in the Cabinet and aske ters (to their ff eording to a dispatch fr iulearian (ove resignation retain Riv the Aseo tated Drees COPENHAGEN, Oct fieial Austrian (‘orres vreau has given outa e Sofia, dated = Friday, King Ferdinand of B eated on Thursday inf Prince Boris. The ne deciared, has already reins of office. King Ferdinand’s pe his people has been since it became appare ans that he had erred plunging the country in side of the Teutonic vices from the capital that before the armist Mntente was signed K was trembling for his feared that a revolutlo the whole dynasty. The attitude of Prt ward the two groups. has not been definitel King Ferdinand too ian throne in 1887, 6 as monarch was not the great powers uny married Marie Louise daughter of Duke Ro in 1893. She died in 18% Ferdinand married 1 nore of Reuss, who di Prince Boris was ¢ 1894. and was rece (ireek Orthodox Chur During the first ni 1818 the Post-Dispate Rusiness Opportunity more than the FOUR newspapers combined, —=—

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RL ce eR Re me rere Prenat ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1918. e 2: LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ ———————— = Momeni tema IES sity ———— ok QO, ee Pee YOUNG ORDERS ALI fice. bg headquarters were closed | ft W der.t o 1e ird National Bamk, ana last night. . - — . | Wi REE BY | ATIONAL BOND SALES SHO Liéut. W. G. Ferguson of the Cana- MEN, 18 TO 45, INTO The War Department ‘“Work- Oh! the Charm Monday and Tuesday ME ‘ieee dian Army were speaker: that ESSENTIAL WORK or-fight” . regulations state 1. PACE MUST BE QUICKENED The Rosenthal-Sloam Millinery Co. they are to be enforced “with : j z ha: su bs ribed $75.000 The S atler sympathy, and good common = 7% F fonti - , "ns (ine. “ os sha Hotel Co. has subscribed £50,000 - nucd From Paxe . sense, and are not to be th . | ’ re here, this being part of a total of. yp, ss cause of undue hardships tv EO Ren eee aie ; SO VOU Ps oor would probably increase it 1 AUY, - , ctrongiv |awaiting call, and men who are phys- Everyone envies a beautiful skin, n carryin duty of enforcing the rules, ete., are nothing but unhealthy faces reports of Liberty Loan subscriptions i if con- b0c De Witt's Catarrh Balm, — Impress i>) 000. . . she , 4 y d »* a a , - -_ 3 ryt. — i ‘ 7 4 si : ' + : eT ho t, ‘ . ' ; " a8 fos cy th = { hic rc? - 5 '» 6 « .¢ ae SS f 25.000; VW Of ay il | ? i . é — i a not be ready to ado so unti! the Se pt. due fo biocoed mM} urities. ;fanse 4 P M Sc Ferdi “¢ - banks ao ave al P . this order will be himself con- atent edicines, . King erdinand Left Coun- | gathered by banks up to the close of Dallas. 3 ee . +. ‘ J 37 er Cent oO $75,856, rinting .. $100,000: Mave . ‘ ‘ ; n blood 2 for She @y the Associated Press. |}agencies probably are somewhat in Atlanta. ....2... 9.5438,400 7 surunce €o., $50,000; Mount live | Seamer ¥ Fs 4 ‘ . . a JOHNSON L T) are : roseyres. sy men's families; not to cause removal en : hose fonr re to be arrested on - , .} ’ : BROS M ee The Pullman Car C"o emploves st -¥ bie Si , ai or residence, with undue hardships. Let Stuart s Calcium Wafers Re- ‘ | ’ the t ; aced in the hoia- tee iiin® mums oa ait $1,097,611,650 Total for Seven Days Means That here, including shop and olfice work- guerre ene Placed OM i thorities | 224 are not to result in the night em-! store the Color to Your Cheeks eee rene: . Daily Average of $416,000,000 Must Be rs, conductors, porters and cleaners, | __tnited states Department of La- | P*OYmen’ O© wome™ and Remove the Cause of Pim- a : . a ’ ’ ° have subscribed $75,100, and A. B ninth -fe tr he telephoned Lnder the police order, men may ples Blackheads Etc , : . ‘ burr, local superintendent, said the} mAnpoereaas . ae be arrested who are in Class ' ’ ’ , Five-Cent } Maintained for Rest of Campaign. eareane tas mmediately in each cas Pe oe ce 3 2 . . , eally unfit, and are in Class 5 ust as evervone envies a healthy : . uUpo! our command the impor, , : ; . Sale of Drugs and § New Ruler Asks Ministers, to es . Figures Compiled Yesterday Other large local subscriptions an te ape o , o officer Warning Issued by Board. person. Unsightiy fare filled with ‘ | ty the Associated Press. Minneapolis .... 0,977,9¢ ol, . nounced yesterday are: Scullin Steel —, per gras | ase local boards ‘harged with the = pimples discoloration blackheads : . ¥ ; et ie 2 3 ees at ) ] ‘ sid - + Se Foret seme | Retain Portfolios—Former WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.—Official! san Francisco. .. 93,385.6 oo. Showed City Had Covered $200,000; Abraham Fur Couo., Bs ce ae . > yYcCece ic y » 7? oxen f aig not or it] mot W rk me we Witt's Cold Tablets, AMSTERDAM, Oct. 5.—The first excess of this figure,’’ suid the head- , The 1 rei nas s epartmnet t of Draft officials recently issued a Labor liats is nonessential able- warning to registrants in non-pro- | saithndl len enReaneu I the follow- auctive work to make preparations Sore egae es o» change. as the rules would be tiornaires. Kansas City (no report). and Staur.ton Coal Co., $50,000; ~ —— . ¢ a , Md . 4 > nes . " . } , .* rie ° _ ° ’ ‘ » N ‘ ‘ 7 , ° f t i s ) i “ti > ; . 50¢ Manvan Pile Kemedvy .2 f 5 decree signed by King Boris was one | GUarters etched the results obtained fomorrow is Liberty Loan Sunday In the fir: ihe Fourth j4yal J 2c Cunningham's Laxative, de hilizing the Bulgarian army It) the drive thus lar are not hightyv “1 dat virtu it): every enure service l.iberty Loan eampD: i ¥ according 1) Oe) 2 for: ; mobdiilz : y ; ? oe : Siubseription: by Ost $1.00 Sux and Iron tablets, according {to a dispatch from Sofia. rone through seve re ea | to fizures compils ad yesteraay b the Sul Cripuon 5 : Ae 2 for $1.05 Former King Ferdinand left Bul- £ : ugh seven working days and. gations will be urged to buy bonds as : ployes exceed $190,000 and in some Sic Samuel's 5-P. Capsules, 8 > +i ; only 12 more working days remain.’ 4 duty to civilization. Im many com- Liberty 2 for 30¢ garia Friday night. Before signing \ aac tely $5.000.0( . | a y t ivillz : , p ix 2 ; ; d prox rrerrece > , ‘ @ . - r ‘ . 35¢ Phenolax Wafers ._ f King Ferdinand of Bulgaria abdi- of PITTSBURG, Pa., Oct.; 56/—-The 5Oc Johnson's Ideal Liniment, - , ~ DISTRICT Subse augh]) Steel C today 2 for S5¢ eated on Thursday in favor of Crown ;, ‘ , Subscription, Quota. Johns & Laughiin stee Oo. today , ‘ } : “Saee a e > Ort + st. LL is. Fee & Ba 6 47.3is , $7.000,000 wort! sib- Near Ren hal a ATT Ars Ineeificati ‘a2 retail . at- pec Johnson's Ideal Chili Fy mong Prince Boris. The new King, it is “4 Loul ae att } 47.3 subcribed to 91,009, worth of | Of the eight downtown Col ecting its quota. The amount, $1.830,.000., WILLIAM ¥ OUNG, classification was retained, the ma . ’ ac ‘ A ciy ‘ : > ISLC . a i ov) oe 5 - & ) S : : , ’ ‘ . Sos ) " 350 Cunningham's Cold ' declared, has already assumed the oston 1,047, % erty bonds. the third, in charge of Phil- was raised by 10 o’elock on the morn- Chief of Police ter ended. " , - "¢ rj cy 4 he ,» ‘ " ‘ " é re - . ‘ encouraging. The Campaign now has throughout the United States congre- - lnTi ge WoOTh \uto CCeSSOTles, res- ) ing tablishments,* bathhouse and more strietly enforced when the time a, PSLALEListiil Le>s ‘ eh bart ' ttendant hotel and club came, but this only applied to men . Lalor f+ “a5 > orc a ] , ; . ° © p . ‘ . ‘. . = 4 er . | ‘ chauffeurs (except e total usked for by secretary McAdoo enza, outdoor meetings WI1li be held. The Kighth Kederal Reserve Districi the entire force to reach the 100- - 8 : line allaw, billiard and The recognized method of apply- Saas Walaa bo Ach ioe uaeiane woe a ee | has subscribed peliementch wiper: - ale clerks | ing the “work-or-fight” rules has ¢ ‘ S aieis ] including —sT. AUIS, las ‘ yA ie ,wolroom attendants, male e S a , : ys ; ; . 4 . 7 — | were questioned, and either recias- sified in Class 1, or left in thelr original class In either event, the those on | pendents. cent mark i. 7 er Sie ‘t. Charles County I : Ze () yr” i ye! ent of its =) . and Oct. 19, in order to put the loan! @al.. saying: gave seegpe geod ae i h iy ' rt £700,000 of its quota of $1,026,000 , . ’ - 3 if PS nO OO! i . and ne ; t ’ . % ; ~ VJ, over the Lop, 1S anout $416.000.000 " wie would like to se] a mission GOin- ol > ~ V, : ‘ . sir siace f resi ; me is ce 7s ‘ serv hist ic se . | ) , } their place of resident this Federal Reserve District to raise) Service, You must not believe that drugs and salves will stop facial blemishes. ic S a rt re cee agen The cause is impure blood filled with sul . 2 for 40 ns of office. = : : . ee — for 2c R. Gompton, Dudley Scott, who ~_ largest return of. collection co Of the quota, $1,000,000 is allotted President Mansur, when asned WOMAN HIT RY AUTO DIES IN Stuart’s Calcium Wafers cleanse tne Was 94, 5, : $1 Beef, Wine and Iron. 2 for $1.05 King Ferdinand’s popularity with | ° jus ‘turned from France, and : Friday night to the city of Vincennes. a A al ; : ‘ bg eh his people has been waning rapidly | Liberty Loan Notes | itev. Georse i. Stevens. Dr. D. W. 900. The Sixth District, in charge 70°" ET | about the onder, ott tamed ae LATER! Soitons and impuriticn. And. youl 60¢ Gout and Rheumatic ; I y Rev. George ii. Stevens. ri 400. The Sixth 1; ct. i ni HOSPITAL THREE HOURS . . . ° , . , . P . e . ¢ x4 . “ - - - —_ — = > . _ | rie ) \ ith United States 180s and impurities. A na you 1] Tablets : 2 for 55c gince it became apparent to Bulgari- | Scott will preside. of Sam D. Capen, was next, with $3,- it is in c 1 ne ion v : — ons and impur jen A ov $1.00 Gont aod Rheumatic ans that he had erred grievously in eH. WILFLEY NAMES ARMY CADETS labor. That’s the Government doing - | se ave ag | : | . Mrs. Mary Wilson Was Scventy-first) the blood is clean. _ Tablets 2 for $1.05 4 606.300. The Fourth, in charge o oe J 5 . _** . — » 4 . ‘ , ve > ry’ j ‘ y . > . . } Q - ; " ‘ ae eo 7 this 16¢ Kline’« Cough Drops 2 for l5e¢ plunging the country into war on the Tne drum and bugs corps ¢ r= Vj Kauffman. reported So i f , e : - lex- : ser . . , ‘ 4 " . neice! rins . ? _- . ‘ ? = ? . ~ ] >. ‘ ’ > me be n St. No matt: r how arte \ our ot m ree 25e De Witt's Cough Syrup. side of the Teutonic Powers. Ad- Blair-Howard and Irving Schools rhe concussion of pump shotguns, The Fifth, J. D. P. Francis, $1.367,- “¢ a y : it ~ : , "ils } ?8 years old, of work won lers wit ' if. ou ean get 2ie Menthol Inhalers 2 for 30¢ that before the armistice whth the, demonstration in the neighborhood from the Liberty Loan tank, Hun 9 941.5 The Bighth, L. Wade Wilflev today made the following @' Washington, he repeated that Mrs. Mary Wilson, . tions . . . 4 ] ¢ , | | r ix Qe »| “ t — 1” aA ‘ ’ . 4 % ! ory ’ ; ‘ ®5- Waneia Foot Tablets.2 for 30c vices from the capital had indicated gave a Liberty Loan parade and loaded with blank shells, being The First. C Norman Jones, WASHINGTON, Oct Senator sik was in ; mnnection with Unit Jd 921s Ohio avenue, was struck by an these little wonde rT workers nt your . Tey 19¢ Menthol Inhalers 2 for lhe Entente was signed King Ferdinand of Manchester and Sutton avenues crusher, as She moved up O11 e7e80.000. TY] Second, : ~ " . " " i| ‘ace >» i : , ‘ Q > om 9 x . raekace she Rid-it Corn Cure... -.2 for 3@e setae . States labor, and hung up the tele- automobile at trravols avenue and druggist s for 50c a package. appointments 1 the West Point mil 5 . ar . . t ¢ Ti. er ¢ tor "Oit j " ~ - } +} was trembling for his throne and yesterday afternoon. Models of an/street yestercay afternoon, 1 > t W. Stix, $426,000, ana the at 6 o'clock last i ; , , a . itarv academy: a . 9 " e 5 aol . Pe 4 3 oer . 9 4 4} ah : . ‘ ‘ : ‘ "oa = or ; ee sae ban sts | —— automobile, Kari ae , Toilet Soap for Sc ward the two groups of belligerents | coffin, were of the display. ye : that of the Twenty -eighth Ward, In) ry of Farmington as alternates; prin- Silda, Knows all about It. ri | Sal The driver “ the old. of 3540A ¥F. A. Stuart Co., 673 Stuart ildg.. : ; : x ° . . ' ore ’ : . "a , . } , . , a , t “o> ‘mie > abo "rate 4 '@ 4 sa ‘ e at mee, ; getter ga eee z me 15 has not been definitely indicated. Fhe allied alien sguads of the CUTS THROAT, JUMPS INTO RIVER charge ~of F. G.- Zeibig at d Mrs cipal, Vance kKrauthoff of Kansas! he did not reme mber the labor: Kretchmar, 1 year ) Marshall, Mich.: Send m en y | ria Castile Soap, 3- are srrient } pound bar © bars $1.30 King Ferdinand took the Bulgar-| Four-Minute Men will appear in 31 red Freund, has reported the high- City, with Schiller Steinwender. of | official's name. | Gravois avenue, told eS ee return mall, a free rial package Boe Florence Castile. | pound, ian throne in 1887, but his election! moving picture shows this week, In est amount, $1,126,350, up to Fri-| St Louis and Ralph Tucker of Flat Ifforts to learn the identity of | Mrs. Wilson became con usec a i 2 bars 40c AS monarch was not confirmed by charge of the regular kFour-Minute South St. Louis Man Dead When The other wards, up to River as alternates the labor official last night were un-! he sounded a warning and ateppec pure Olive Oil Castile 2 the great powers until 1896. He speakers. Fished From Water by Negro. Venetian Rath Soap ' ; . ee: : daughter of Duke Robert of Parma. day reached Frankfort, 2690 miles 3805 South Broadway, cut his thront Schutte. $237,550; Second, William students entering at that time will that he had been out of the city for mobile without a en ead Jepeo Skin Soap in 1893. She died in 1899, and in 1908! from Berlin, according to the Olive! and jumped into the Mississippi Riv-. A, Stock and Mrs. P. J. Ludwig, under new regulations of the War, two weeks, and it was not Known This to the 9 tating Bp ss Pure Drugs for Sc Ferdinand married Princess Elea- street scale of progress. er ml the foot of Maeder street at) $468.500: Third, Le. > | dé hiendort Department, be graduated in a year there who was in charge of the of- | hile fatality of the year. 8 or.) Witch Harel int nore of Reuss, who died in 1917. ° p. m. yesterday. WW jilan. Ander- aad Mire John Hoffman. $402.950: 2. .) ferehound Cough Prince Boris was born Jan. 13, St. Paul's A. M. E. Church, Twen-' son, 5000 South Main street, a ne-| KRighth, B. G kmat and Miss ‘j ’ preg 1894, and was received into the tv-eighth street and Lawton avenues,: gro, fished him out after about lo (lenevieve Berg, $324.690; Ninth. Eb bottle aca. Gaskertin sant Greek Orthodox Church in 1896. will hold a Liberty Loan celebration’ minutes. Coroner Vitt, Who was at) erhard Anheuser and Mrs. W. H. F sont = for a DSS eae this afternoon. A parade with sev-|the Western Rowing Clubé near by, Plume, $168,600; Tenth 1. ‘Oe | agg Mae Pilis, 10 porns she ee 4 gp “ornare Base eral bands will start from Market) pronounced Lay dead. Schwenker and Mrs. L. Renfrow, - 1$18. the Post-Dispatch printed 13,20S Stuart's Calclum Wafers day night. a atline os gaid at the home of! in froint of the machine. Kretchmar the same time, reported: Examinations will be held he avalling. Was Salad ad ‘ tt imi . . . . > . ‘ ‘* ‘ } } . . - " 4 . * a a » “ mcr ‘ ,? " , > & sel »)* ‘? ~ ‘ +~ . ‘ erating an auto- married Marie Louise de Bourbon, "] he tank, “Hiun ( rusher, yester- Simon Hienry Lay, , ’ afr Old, ke rst, A. Tt. Reellé rand Mrs David middle Ol (octovoer and induction V\ illisam RR. King, hiet exalhriner, Was arrested for p . od A ——— Re ee CT LL CLD LL CCL: j bottle ” for 30e , é, eek Wrante” 22On | street and Compton avenue atl 1:50 In Lav'’s pockets were a registra €189.350: Eleventh, Charles A. Sha- ; >> ' oe tote on espe te + 2 for 20c¢ age the FOUR sod a oe pede p. m., and will proceed to the echurch,, tion card, a crucitix, rosary and @4/%fer and Mrs. Nellie B. Gantz, $157, ¥. ; 25¢ doren Bayer's Aspirin Tab- more than the F : ier St. Louis)? ” 7 | ui ’ . . L@2@carw , ] > ‘ . a . ‘ "Lh “4 " rT’. é or ‘ l¢ ‘ oS lets... ...2 dozen 36¢ newspapers combined. | where addresses will be made by W.' prayer book. 900: Twelfth, Leo Mier and Mrs. W. 25e dozen Bayer's Aspirin Cap- P. Eyans, $204,400; Thirteenth, John c Fu 4 sules 2 doren 360c¢ : » . . Ta eae } 3 r " . : suet qT ; ae Gakler's haps in News in the History of St. Louis. Fred B. Chamberlain and Mrs. E. DO \Memorv clings long to the charm of the dining room. Thererore fames, original bottles.2 fer $1.05 arga A. Hilby, $364,500; Twenty-fourth, - | . > : h — »| > tT] oft its furnishings. Pollyanna Shani poo .2 for 30c lulius ~~ idel na Mrs I Nugent ' | j oreatest eare should he exercised lt) t S¢€ © on ‘ ‘ aw) 0c Salko Cold Cream P ' - me a ee Re it, | =_ hy = next two weeks at great SAaVILLZS. 2 for 46¢ . . .” ieee My HHarry Hoffiman, $3844.250. ; : ‘ bat Re: i ; ” : : 96 SA ey , | ima} w eat J Veo lk 4 ~ di-e is \ TT ogg eel a. a f -" ‘Somebody Holding Back. i" ) _ | | 3s wt We know our mer han 1 maken .2 for 30¢ - va William R. Compton, chairman of l an \ 2 = — sre ree a, | | made and that it will give you the 25e Konges; several well-known m the organization for the Efghth ked- | — | i ! & ) a. a vue yv xpect. brands _. 2 for 30 . a cas Seaeewe Bianaek Gil teed ia } - ii. “ 4 tl Ld service VOU eX] 5Oc Rouges: a number of pop- .. _ OF HE 4 + Leseryve istrict, Sal is riiggil | , _ . . 53 53 niar makes - ® for 55¢ 7 : oh at the fizures were Yreot up te eX — ; 7 yn” & 20c Primavera Talcum Powder. ; ne ectations, and that ‘iat indicated i | ~~ _— We Te able to offer these high large site cans _..2 for 30¢ , tions, and tl y Se Peroxide Talenum .. 2 for 20c that somebody was holding back. : ca | a 2 ) grade Dining-Room Suites at these 50c Mentholated Bay Kum and yer . ” rea? ‘) 1 ; 1y night, an 7 62 . Vv Tr \ ec§nesa . : > pe ’ ° , iy ) S *% t ire I ine le ither prefer. Guarant on ey eee round table. five side chairs and one Host ‘s chan with slip seats of genu 4b | ‘ q trow Mahogany ‘f pe cod = . 975.00 Adam Brown hog be Styptic Pencils : 5 ‘ VA Lii eante (,€y] , P , T a iy » ‘ 1. . 4 ! ‘> we) ~ ) ’ “al on ae See ee Oe 2 2 2 Oe Se $172.00 ’ Pe $1 Miller Robber Gloves | and cane pane | backs. Regular vaiu S211. pe suite BISS , es Louis is back of our ee to ln Llti- een , ‘ ” The Rath Brushes ee F8) . = 19 W h et A ] , ¢°51.00 William and Mary America 350 Dressing Combs ef a 81 y -§ as in on V. ish : - Pieces Sold Separately 225 R0¢ FI ; : Walnut @ pe. suite Rose ‘ ne fom o , ‘ The iefriet ineiudes St. : a ue rit - i Ise Nail me bh x? | : 2 114 iL Set of Six Chairs. 882 to 86S i-xtension Table 85D to BAS 275.00 William and Mary Jacobean _- - . . . | ¢ . T t es ‘ , , . wy hoe French Ivory Nail ) : } i COU 4 ‘ ie ; om y? desir ™ , } , vr | 24° th? Sipe cial. : ie me hf). (Jak ~ re auite ae 2th ~ shee : | the nw State sd . re ~j | : : : | fe "Pee : a } r vr ; ~ oa | ; Py Be ce Tweenere counties of Southern evO 0) William and Ma vy fA Dee 10¢ IHamond or Angel Dy : Sohthern indiana, . &! HTys 1 DRSTEURE OU — Onk 9-pe. suite 8178.00 all eolors — ; se. Y ORDER OF THE OURT counties of Southern ™ laftlia, ‘ , . ff ¢°1°? ao Fume (jak * pe. suite, Oe Rit Dye soap : : LD me counties of Mississippi, 64 countie: a = , nhs | ieee ' Face Chamois ’ ” : aan S0 an ei ad 3 —— HB | ' Ritpey.cper Mer thinae | | | “ stern Keatucks sis Lwi— TEP 7 : rt aaa $150.00 Golden Oak Ope. suite, Raror Hones . e § : if estern Tennessee. — _ es Ri2o.0o0 Hand Serub Hrushes . | ) T ee tr] oammee | Al é ) ' wees Hand Scrub Brushes. imgagnle tion reo: —_ |) Many other suites and odd pieces re Shaving Ern«hes« Stiaving KBroshes _. $1.25 Shaving Uenushes ite a omba ° mare" immin's Whi Polish a . od re 2he Teothbrushes. . . ! ‘“uce > Var.derburg © ed tober i | Too “6 wn Wi These cight-piece Queen Anne Dining ey pear tict 3. : age tet =e | Oe A Al ¥ . F i Room Suites, as illustrated, consisting Stationery: “4 sheets paper : aii Soi of the distri T : ; 7 a eek He SE KS -) |. « Figo t f huffet 60 inches long, oft-ineh ex ’ . , ‘ | and 94 envelopes to match eet acme | | Pa ohS 2 se ISS Pee TAREE tO, Cad ae ga ee Sas ae Ki se is Pt oe: the kentuck \ Cre J 2s} wh ch eee aS, ath Saal Bi ese Key ele y ¥ é bits 9 Say and °4 correspondence cards = | has rais ‘en wo . | @ ra poe _ ag ‘ tension table, one arm ehair and five 36¢ Wool Powder Paffs 2 for 3Ke S| Prag ae | Lilinois part 3s per cent, Ct praia tp | | . =y : ie “i > the ‘Amt +t foe a hy ; : 9 . r as Be ePmplor : tft ‘ j . : $s SON OF and 21 envelopes to match. , rhe j t Ibe Powder Puffs * for 20¢ part of the « er seats. American wainu 10¢ (2) be Manilas . 4 for. lhe Se Havana Lomdree 5 for 186 - ; $500,000, C+ Buffet hecrihbs Cana + ly _ 0 00 j “sf of 1X (‘hairs Prufrock & Litt gcc ] h 4 4 “ P : : : ¢ ee } ; ‘oy 4 ’ . —————— ru roc , oa | . | , , , ' i TTT : > 2 . , . . : ’ . ’ ") Q ; y : th and St. Charles Re gteal | . form omene FP side chairs with genuine Spanish leat! es | i 4 i . Ls _ 4 | 7 Se < Cigars for 5c ona St pier allel gl eR ’ — : | handsome, eight pieces, regular valu 4 S é : tn ie Wake ehbe et the ae 3 Z Cpl A ¢200, Special, $159. 10¢ Pow-Ha-Tan ...2 far 15¢ ric - % d ’ ter Sirteox eP : : | Pieces sold separatel\ he Sanitary Maid \ for 10¢ - Be fo sad q wai t ) honds nic raing t Any) in e The Store of Better Service ; t Lou KS | aici ai ae as » fee eae China Closet, to match, 3 ar e . Srcmoat 4 ; Queen Anne Walnut Suite, $159.00 regular value $57.00. Special, l‘ourth and St. Charles Sty | 4

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1 Ved é “ * ~ wee: @ A MO He “ “ = > ee ee © , ” awry > s ee ae en) Tet 2 wei ~~ g ’ tb ‘ws i . aS tie 5 eng - gf F ~- 2 0) > eee x + +P 2 PD: TBS PRY 3 .~ >= °F — wm ~ * “id ee a Pig OR tee: det ” j ys % rate F wt et rk Laity Tear PFO ng AO of Ss Ss oes ee f 2 dip Hoot 2 yeabdad : are ie 4d a aeet ABO ME Nese #9 oJ we 2 « _ we . ee wD ee a a, PO VG. pace in -” ROEM UNISTS ot ~~. ss Fo mn, + ie. ss J ‘al . W ek wai ee ERDAM. Oct. 6a ousins’ Specials This Weekwmi Twenty-Six nN “overhead at tune of construction” in past valuations of United Railwa ys prop- ron 9 Riccar past chairman; E. Wade "I rg “ sapere a At the . 7X, ; lety lidress, president Columbia Trans- “" ste Pes reise erties and overhead charges allowed in other states and cities to public utilities. | ¢.. G5. 5" DDI, Pramnenyctntn | Twenty-eighth, more than 250 men Property and General. uation of cent- iC. H. Morrill, W. H. Markham Co.: | °29 oF more in class 1 will be enlies Property. age of Wirt 3 Wright president Natic sail next Saturday. ‘There were 125 ex- Over- Stockyards Bank: H Senne! eiwil amined in the Twenty-sixth and the 16.4 ' . dav and the following Tuesday. A and Morton. ‘ sur: : paper . 38.4 Pia S lie of wa Hees oe staff of 12 physicians did the work 48.6 Life . Insurance praes - ms B ei in the Twenty-eighth Ward. Northwestern Life Insurance Co receive the master lists of the order- : : 4 « ] QO. ie ” The committee announces that ip | Of -call numbers. will publish its findings in install- 7.61 per cent: average per cent...--- +s. +5 Leh a Regia \ximuin overhead allowed clectric street railways by State as its work is based on an effort cities of U. S., 23.7 per cent; to get at the facts in the present ati outward eign) of rute-fixing bodies in seven dieentincstaens ESTIMATES CAUSED VARYING VALUATIONS Consists of Compilation of Decisions of I. C. C. and State Utilities Boards, Which Supplies Average. A simple test which plied to determine the IHtailwa. 2 Propertics for the purpose. of any valuation of United fare- fixing seemingly has ben discovered by the United of the Civic League. It apparently | interest rescues from the realm of bewilder- ing figures much of the discussion of the United Railways problem and supplies to the average St. Louisan a key which will give him a better understanding of -its intricacies The key is a compilation of dect- gions of the Interstate ¢ Commission, of State Publie Utill- of ‘ommerce ties Commissions and of reports steam railroads, which supplies al- most a definite figure to suppliunt what has heretofore been only the opinion of experts in fixing head,’ the divergence of experts’ figures in the past has the chief factor ip the divergence of Valuation totals Its application by the Civic League | conimittee has reduced the fair val- wation of United Railways proper- ties, which was fixed by the nance of L917 at $60,000,000, to some figure between a minimum of $33,800,000 and a maximum of $4§8,- 350.000. Fire Valuations Studied. When the Civic League commit- ordi tee two months ago began a study of the United Railways problem, it placed before itself the five phys ical valuations of the company's property that have been made since 1911 that of the City Public Sery rainimum, 12 per cent; average ice per cent overhead allowed , overhead, Railways Committee | ‘OvVeLre- . Whit hy in. been | issions in the cases o1 26 mis ~~ oo * an al ‘ the, ot 9 BE . , . various courts and seous public utilities 14.9 ice Commission in 1911, that of the: Railways in the same year, | Srmith in 1917 for the, purpose of the present ordinance, and two by J. I. Allison, a public utilities expert, in 191%. | The committee noted almost im- mediately that in all estimates the valuation placed on the company’s physical property varied little. Tor inatance, the Public Service Com- valuation of property in That of the itself was $35,666,309 \’nited thiat ie - The reinfor modates fuk This type G designed te chassis inc in principl cal in upk There 1s a truck com provided. Immediate or re rere reece Barnett ee ee ee There i: | The mo the mak the wor The Pie by the instru No ot have tk musical If you in'a pla are rea quest, piano fp

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~— —— ee hospital at Chalons-Sur-iy njuries received in an acciden; He had the reputation of rine of the best group leaders on » tern front. This Week = m Butterine y good vine Guatemala Coffee; pld for 30c; per ibd 2: nch Blend Coffee 4 Ibs., $1.00 gins’ Best Blend ..8 Ibs., $1.00 ce Sweet Santos..... 5 Ibs., $1.99 rial, Ceylon or Java Teas, worth ? a 1% Ibs. for $1.00 Ruy ‘all you can. City Delivery. dway and Market Sts. t. §. Food Admini«- LE5 tration License, G-53155 ——es ATT | = , @ i; ee SEES SSS SG: ETE TIO YE ae ; dm oa oftering price Suites this week. 30 these sale prices bids manufacture— rt quality in every eresting in view of Hue to our Govern- fe sales we have ever $345.00 “igs Ui: $390.00 $412.50 010 Sale Early ek for ctions 3 * . . hs + veep Tere Pe Patgo, Th UEC oe i ———e — —— SULLA M0 a pee r Cook * Pee?) ee, Mn ea : ie, 7 a jo SER GIVES VON HERTLING “HIGH ORDER OF BLACK EAGLE s Autograph ‘Letter to Former Chancellor Regretting Accept- the A AMSTERDAM, William, in his autographed letter ac.- | “cepting the resignation of Count von Amertiing as Imperial Chancellor and | ‘eonferring upon hin the decoration (ef the Order te: » “After pation 1 feel constrained once more Hto express to | for swith [onded to my call and, in the posi- Z tion ‘Government, fatherland service. ' #4 an outward sign of my dial ferred upon you the high order of the 3 Black Bagile. “he Shei, dk x ie a ats 2, FS eee ay ee ee wh a RAN I "eet wretee Nt Mg vw hve ate es ATT ce : am d ; ee ee — ; " . saan . ow —* : A EM i TES RP aa. it ao OF ni te one aes Athy A MO i PSNR CAND DN PRG BOREAS hte RET Tg 5 nae mn Ne ee a Ph ET I Mt PLR OR During ti firs 1915, Business more than | newspapers ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC: a ——__— ee JIOR N UNG. SUNDAY ° ne ose ee Se a ns Ee LIEUT, - COL, ROBINS PROMOTED Commandant of Scott Ficld Giy Charge of Northern Distgict. Lieutenant-Colone] DOS- ‘ebrugy le ns. than iiles of enemy’ VA line! and an) oft of the coal CONS eSaquel tWo the; ~* men ( ] i) bie from fran to A} down off northwest Come itenau. Kheims, the “In farian the apidly with way Albania « , ? arid River Durazzo, attacked the ()f troops, “The during over Z é pideral camps sending men mieti disease nade ment, : have stated month Paris tion PARIS ec pct. ? ine reli f Rul cated in fave who has cording ‘(Havas a ‘Vienna. 1 eirtiad (TOBER 6. TC eee SKULL FRACTURED r AUTO CRUSH ° salesman Also Lose« Part of liar and T ’ lowed Aisne Canal. While the Bul retiring fr Si and hi trench to the Balkans. army i ~ the IS oril -~ Ley Vis —_ e draft.’ min Har't- ometime Serbian anced “ome Teeth. army has adv d and is in contact Arthu ans near Vranve, 3826 Ror between Uskub Nish. il the Austrians retir- ias rn tinued the M00. in of ny i iS 33 77 >i | + , ; of, he renerai 923 an i | % > who ha bere 1} ‘ Deroxide Soap. £1.00 Lheef. Iron and ‘Chamomile blewers, Leaves, oz Iemline. oF looth Powder Abalene Cold Cream VMerthol Pencils Aspirin Capsules, dozen Ravers Aspirin tabs., Kiddnew tills lLacy's ¢€ ream (hambertain'’s Colte Si svrup tivspoeplhesphites Iie Blue Cintment. a $2.00 lhot-Water Bottle £2 00 bountain Syringe Your cholcee either Hettle _— Ta guaranteed for 333 . 7 a¢ aii bond. BODY OF HARTMANN RECOVERED bhe'- Or 9 ? necessary some readiust- the flow 250 000 tor ot troops is. ; but le siesta siesta te Ae teie leere tear 838 oOre>r wiicitnninaisel lLouisan Drowned Scif Hears of Ferdinand’s Abdiea- of “Worry Over Draft.” Through Swiss Source. The body of Christ Flart \« te 1; ‘ > ‘ ; oe basel adispateh Le , iT} poucKets gency, quoting advices ccs walk abe draft, FreeDrug Sale Also combination sale; pay regular price, add 2c or get one free as indicated below at KEIFFER'S, Broadway and Frank Sale and Double Eagle Stamps Monday and Tuesday. ADD 2c AND GET TWO 8Ge Coffee, hKeiffer'« 4\. th 2 for ite 3@c¢ Armour’s Beef Cuabea *¢ for tte Shc Taleum. bie aclaxes beottic.¢ fer 3): 10¢ Menthel tohalers > fer ite Me Maving Cards. linen * fer \te $1.00 Hairbrushe~ » for 81.482 ?he Theatrical Cold Cream r “he Shaving Brushes - °Se De Witt'« Cough Ssrup.* DeWitt Headache Tals. Carter's Liver Pills he Saquibb’« Talcum : Perf't Blend Tea. % Ith. » Gilwe, and Rose Water Imported Kice Powder. - Oe sugar Milk, t Ib » Witeh Hazel Salve i:.lveerine, pure, 2 ax » Caster Ol, 2 oF ‘°° Carbena. ter cleaning >> Aletri. i orcdial a lhe Lacv'« Uair Tenie 2 = heerfeld« Tea fern VV cser fool Nicht Pills 2? (atarrh € ream, De Witt.: Pare. damere 2 ereavic le 1 oF 7 ¢ he apld Gointne, fer colds.? for : : Inguentine, of ® for 2c ‘Quantities eof AN i lenited.) rr: occa mma wn items DRUG CO., Broadway ana Franklin 1.850,- | equth oo? * ‘ : ¥ - =, AY whys” a bw “W a . i> Why Your Player-Piano Should Be The Genuine Pianola The most important consideration in purchasing a player-piano is the maker of the instrument. the workmanship of the player-piano. The Pianola is the oldest player-piano on the market. For you cannot competently judge It is made by the Aeolian Company—the world’s largest producer of musical instruments. No other player- pianos are Pianolas, No It is sold in St. Louis directly by the maker. other player-pianos have the exclusive Pianola devices that make it the great artistic musical instrument it 1s. If you seek the greatest possible value for every dollar you invest in a player-piano, your choice must be the Pianola. are reasonable and the payment terms convenient. valuable facts for player- quest, booklet, “Story of the Pianola, piano purchasers. The prices Free on re- THE AEOLIAN COMPANY In St. Louis at 1004 Olive Street Steinway Representative Paris New York London Madrid Melbourne - — TRIO NTE wun anunaTTTSvaZNHUaNO q TUG LE Nal i ote , dd vee EF Ko Dane ) s featured here e THESE PRICES PROVE IT | Combination Coal and Gas Range $74.50 Up Easy Terms—Order Your Stove Tomorrow Warning— Owl’; Cast-lron Range Quich-Heating Lids—special Sewing Machines Special—While They Last, $23.75 On Your Own Terms Double Your Suabscrip- tion to the 4th Liberty Loan Back up the Boys—Buy 4th Liberty Loan Bonds Oak Living-Room Set Complete ving-room§ furnft at an. extre — afford The suite lenther, 1); substantial fh cso that an Terral - ‘ a whole room of good, and seld on itberal terms, of solid oak and covered + Ope ned out into ; Hlere is OW pric e. size, made khy may : €ar Is 2 rnitgstion tip with yene til-size hy + Terms to Suit he quic Attractive 6- Dies SCLID OAK wide. die? ® ’y Dining-Room ‘Sie S¢ Leather-Seat Chairs. haox ae P v' tT! Fert) ke xaiension th buffet, oO 4-1n. Here iS @ bear leather up! Table. 6 (.cnuine fhat has th as many chau pied finiis istered? Stip- seats, ine ‘ a i pace-e iS: oO] rhe ane require CG] TtieT 1 Man as piel Sey Terns of $1. 25 Weekly ré even } Remember No one seeking credit need ever leave here disap- pointed. “~~ —_— ; j ; a S| rT, J ; a Hore isa complete set of first class Fi eecus 43 gb ot with Si Ail the p Oa n a) “William ‘and Mary” Bedroom —_ 3 “HQ 75 Your Credit Is Good Dresser, “$29.50 RHODES- 4|4 North Brevadway- Between Locust ard t.Charies nan encen econ ceeeteeneeeaaa. ¥ \ Newent renner like “hot (,OInNne or wood Buy Easy Terms _ALMAPHONE siwinis a Mac! beaut! ful re ally qise - sith T $39.75 6 Selections FREE : tot on i serh.ddd CoO — FOROBES | ' ‘Special at § 16.95 Easy Terms Double Your Subscrip- tion to the 4th Liberty Loan j “~

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| be, | | SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1918. ST.LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH ————— . az — Burns gas, smoke and soot— keeps fire over night—has a dust flue connecting with the ash pit which draws the dust up the chimney wien shaking. when changing from Down - draft gas to coal. principle; will A RANGE THAT WORKS ITSELF hold fire over —— i_ £ ee a ra S POST-DISPATCH ARREST ea — Y . .. fi 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATUN cose Cicisieien tenuate. | SONNE his: Sriends: hee Ma TRANSPORT CORPS | THIS WEEK ONLY ‘ | —— -_ - SSS Missoarien First Chapmin ip :Dimy; | ie nave ore cen Seciek “Aenean aT) 000 MOTOR SEND YOUR ORDERS IN 40 Gest . ol alll ‘ial to the Post-Dispatch : } Says he as the first Americ J § ‘ ) 1 GET Ti and FLAG- RAISING | AND ‘BONDS. SALE ee nt wee oS ‘la “MONTGOMERY. CITY, Mo., Oct. | chaplain to cross the line into Italy RECRUITS WANTED IN ST. LOUI BARGAIN IN THE UPHOLSTERY i raised and pias by The Rev. . = The Rev. J. K Oheeron, chap- with American troops UNE. , OLSTERED | or lohn J. O'Brien witt Sega hehe ds — va Bas eS ea ih , . ™ 5-PIRCE SUITS, REUPH es ) Coffee. pastor John e490 in Italy. a ~rvice, and Ke _ Old Fram : : ss] f the parad lain of the 332d Infantry, slg All Are for Overseas Sers on in Tapestry. Silk Gimp. : | ee eee act 80 om mace tate ing cer well-known minister of the ©hra-| era cruiting Headquarters Are at Polished Like New. ¥, _ — pera “Teeny. sons a. oe root wo ag turned in tian church of Missouri, who left “ae NEVER-* TV tern?” 2201 Locust Street. aie 4 ' ‘ : _ parade participated in bs ew ))- mony € oo io ye ail Laie es sthert ng. "hated to enter the army, has se nt a —P ie i] ~~ : . ‘ re reeruiting } wverwren 7 i .o vii diers, patishioners, members of Uni- '° 4 ~soegens “$e aan "ae CMOCr LAER aavertised the Motor Transport Corps has been gare ru P fob! : . le of Best Dost- * dalities will take place in St. Leo's portick's “Malted Mi very di: ke Dr. Ea: & as ate ee 5 "201 Locust stree | an “neigian Damask. Cart s & i Catholic parish today, when a serv Ad\ Get at the Real Cause—Take he 2 & aoe Ae Anderson has orders from the War Write or aap wards’ Olive Tablets. ' VAM NEVER-TEL is the Ag sii non han mente Ae cee 2 and one © ith y OLLEGES —_—— . , world's cleanest, safest, Ve Partine Ze, ' | or limited serv- men will ont pwn iv f | SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND C cestieni ol ' That's what thousands of stomach most annie hair pre- men and 5000 special 0! ra. t , ; oe —— pa: called % —s —— I : ; rae stead of we paration. It is nota ice men into the corps. for overseas pies i t 4 ; 6 | Refugees From Stricken New sufferers are doing now. Inst ; 0 * dye, is not sticky, and — pinde af office and sho} for and 3 se your ie 4 it Fl N taking onics, or try ing to pate hu gt positively will not sOrv ice » sala! loorrtangy mente ox —— i i | Pe W 1} »stion, thev are attac king the stain the most deli- mie} are jeede c m . ' : an r € Towns ec to e poor c if . Oo at eC . our = ‘ eer hooims &iin t h is i Washington Universi y Je wd real cause of the ailment--¢ logged sc aamen one = ce men Re: a weeks MAIN SLIP COVER CO, Over a : . P oslo tr vA “sacs ' i rides COCKS Ty ’ a York City and Are Cared liver and disordered bowel Is. &° muss to bother, no country will | % éhew Beal 1500 Central National _— 0093. Purely Vegetable ; . $ E V E AY i N G Cc Oo U R Ss E S Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse Ba reddish tints to annoy. ‘ irse of instructlo! — with Olive 264. Centra p 4; > . . : is _ne way TF cans - . , ‘ ected as drivers \ Li] . Small Dose. Small ; mn for in Armories — 10,000 the liver in a soothing, healing way. Se NEVER-TEL is en- men wi e sel | vgs a | Small Pill, Pre Beginning October 14. l f Hall W hen the liver an d howe le are per e - 3 regres Nee Mecarmem: + ~ gene the ] inEK of (*¢? }) ) i} A as pe k ’ ' . . . . . . ™~.s ¢ ¥ “pparersi " , a ; . ists ant nousanas Q e- ‘ . BB on ecionat te cach rus ; ‘ Registration, e enings of Oct. 10, if, one fPes s by | Called Out. forming their natural fun ‘tions, awav lighted users everywhere. It is er wil Ibe assigned we theme % ; t ff ij wid range of subject o1ice bl t since thes ’ (‘ourses will Ie ° aewe in a ide : f them Be ral goes indige stion and stomac h Yro LDLeCS, Fe. simple, scie entific, economical, necessary precaution, . ad - Ce ee any Oe nem oo ersits rou have a bad taste ‘in your | Be sy yes and comes only in delicately men are frequently on duty 48 hours} r S ron | and equivalent to the regular courses in the ni it — soit i tit poor : Pp f, d a2] 12 ' ; C = r+} goue coated, appe ite { : er ume and even (2 hours -riods GENERAL COURSES rE¢ ws an AL COUR \ EW YORK, Oct. 5.—Army offi- lazy, don’‘t-care feeling, no ambition By Be ae : Tablet Form rest except for i wetes. hve ores Will restore color to the magtah Composition. caett eampevics stigating the explosions: or “energy troubled with undigested ne when the trucks are loading an those who lack Iron in the "4 . ere nves al e 9 .° rn , _ . pt a a wmgyas He ‘ x ' ern improvemen ‘ Auditing, Theory and Prac- \ | Mining. Salesmanship, Credits, ) : - on the market. nothing to get out o ty tice Law of Contracts, Eco- | pratfic. Chemistry, College Pre- less became serious. ° \ a barnes .@ nomics. paratory, French and Spanish, Traffic over all bridges and sub- : FIRE POT Burns soft coal. } — ost ho pre ; = Commercial Law. Tee ° . } J) piates ? ways between New York and Brook- e rem -_ 7: | : wood or slack. Fi French and Spanish Classes Start Tuesday, Oct. 8, 7:30 P. M. ‘lyn were suspended suddenly at the ° ? Y. M. C. A. DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL beginning of the Saturday rush hour) i / Lindell 5910. Grand and Franklin. this afternoon by order of Mayor Hylan and the Public Service Com- mission after they had received re- ports that further explosions at f3: . MY All joints are ground, mak- nig h t. H as — ‘ ; y” W t “d Te S h | 6 O'R: ELE gs SOOIEVAG. ing it absolutely airtight. heavy -_ = Special | which had yet occurred, were ex- 2 ; n- eee VEEP UCH00 “sco glad BUY ONLY THE GENUINE hese sae i PERFECT COMBINATION RANGE of aie | pected momentari y. MOORE'S AIRTIGHT HEAT- ings — nice ly Duras coal an@ Gae--6-hels See Not even pedestrians were allowed | ERS. Come in three sizes and nickel trimmed inch oven—every one guaranteed. 59. ~ . 'to cross the bridges and Brooklyn '| ) 12 styles. P ae Special...... [oO JUNIOF INaAVa CSEFVE If | v2: isotated except for a tew inade- rm = ad ° quate ferries. Hardly. had this or- 2 ™ nT Hi i eel iy pe , ‘} ' r? Tf ’ ida Nov 7 funder the Hudson, connecting New Blue Porcela roe Quick Meal ga’ Palm Beach, Florida November Ist to April 30th , under the Hudson, connecting New | in Chi Id’s R ker _. a WILLIS J. PHYSIOC, Commandant cote New Jersey, also were ‘ Oc Porcelain , a eae ° . ° ; . ciosed. Naatical training; Military discipline; Scholastic Course; Ideal location; Meeiante ef halidiine ta douee Enamel Government iospection. Hundreds of our cadets now in service. wage : | d Broadway were ordered by the po- E r ia Boys ye of age. rly reservation necessa | : .s For from 14 to 19 years of ag Early ry lice to leave immediately, to walk in| S = a name e yr: ‘adlo , . . 7 U. ~ Junior | Naval Reserve, 218 W. 58th St., N.Y. |} tne midaie of the street, lest they be OmMmoination ange bination :@ ) ae ia infured by falling glass. Superin- om .. — ; _tendents of buildings and apartments a 2a ennai eases aie ase: | all over the city were ordered to keep. Ra nee ¥ —| IP- -READIN( s doors and windows open in order tv 2 7 lessen the force of the expected con- Instruction in Lip-Renading ag ag ma deaf. Normal training Classes cussion. S 00 | or Teachers, : : a CENTRAL INSTITUTE FOR THE DEAF ra 10,000 Police Called. ‘ >} ‘se . . . an . : = “ P . ted Day and ight 0 7 W a ons 7 wd " , gsi se top, handsomely nickel trim ie ; i ~e o ten This price is good for this week 1@ explosio alle oO materialize. . l sol ad, inisi-— : “ aati Chie accent “eiNan med warming closet. An ab- so © a only. Prices will advance shortly. Meanwhile the subway and elevated spindle back and arms—seat cov- Get yours now and save money terminals were jammed with seeth- solute guaranteed Range. ered with Spanish Chase leather. y ; ; Sing 14 LOCU Ve ST. | ing masses of humanity which want- | | : Sein tty ed to go home and could not. ; ii mit tt if Hit i" ee Pi lite it ih a ry f | } af awn Cal yt a NTs A AY South Amboy, a town of about 10.- Special— x R A - SEVENTH and LUC 7 e 000 population, four miles north of $15 oo Jj ' | 2 aE = | Come early and avoid the rush. Morgan, was virtually wrecked by we apanese wn c 2 No delivery cost. the series of blasts. Scarcely a Oriental Hall Si 7 = | o trading stamps. buding of it remains habitab! | ; ey | M = The saving is yours. : ‘ F abie | : oe | ' 26 * Positively no goods ‘delivered. Many were unroofed and the walis! Runners, $10.00 D4 es . . n 3 . , ‘ = a es ff others blown in, while every pane | sp t of Of Lessons b ( W of other ’ 7 P | ios mie : ‘ q | * Piano Playing oa | Will Sell A This eek of glass was broken More than ro ge ge ss : Yan "4 - We te . re) av rea) es ; S time a ohne t music = 7x + gp oeed — Soap, ' 60¢ 400 citizens decided to spend the ; don't know a note “housande of | ; : might there, however. ° . ; | oll ‘ > Crystal White Soap Flakes, {0 5 . ; : aE Soe. teen Geenees grodcitnt. play = laundering the finer things ¢ So forecful was the explosion that Special | ee ate 3? 20 ee coures. Touns : - Nemndage rg Seis ipininda . aaa Coy Edge of New Jersey hastened $26 00 Seamless : and oi¢ . is Col e " . . ie Crea! . . ee same degree of guccess Send or of olive oi} soaps Lo the scene at once | nder his di- “e | a a «Ocal bead free Booklet. Open eve- 2 cakes for wae 1d¢ rection the ‘Red Cross, Y. M. €C. A: Srussels Rugs, ——— —— = = a | fe CM HRISTENSEN ac itoot. OF gg Ramah wee, Se and other organizations began their $19.75 ne ‘ ; porul t . z ceed rescue work. It was estimated to . iiterms in the 9x12 . ae Sut AO3-6 Holland Bide i packages for sata : * minis ; rf ® * : r ico om a 297°. Central 85641, sa Starch; Argo brand. 3 35¢ night that between 40,000 and 50.000 /- . , os | 4.PIECE “ADAM” BEDROOM SUITE, e : i Bi), MTR TNR meee und packages. p: packag: sanbhen “oe = sie . Y : * Roreansaenat ST Till MP aia Uy, Kitchen Klenzer: eans scoure, % | ‘ae = niet priaar aoe homes % — tf a These Suites bought acveral the were | 7 by . r rerubs and polishes, 2 cans for in AT well er SIONS. DINING- —— $20 C d Ch t ug Mones saving nc eae or you. ‘ . mon a 4 graduated from BROM oz. & ao jar pes ; a 2 ¢ for reconstruction had been award- Martha Was ing on ' ; Pink Salmon ; al rand. yea . re oh : Wer complete information call at flat caa: per can 14¢ ed to the T. A. Gillespie Sons & Co., . ° F any one of the five schools, there Baked Beans with omate Sauce; owners of the original piant Cwing ine : is one near vou, or telephone weet 4 arge Batioon to ‘ ver ty. $9 Q { Olive 9950, Central 4455. cater, Midget Peas: sit he St. Louis will be bombed with Lib = d fran . — ‘ | aor 20 20¢ nena wie a ip oleae Especially useful at this time Day and Evening Sessions. Samay Gorn; Walnut drand 15 erty Loan advertising from a large —splendid for holding knit N W eC f Just 25 dozen of these Chairs iE : per can C balioon which will ascend about 1: tin terials—made of beau ° - Or. O th St to be sold at this low price. , | Miake White: aubst tute for tard o'clock this morning from the g ma W hi t Av and 7 Made of solid oak. golden and | . | (or shortening. for. frying 95 ill as Monit muimeen eel then tiful mahogany finish — has asnington . rem Age “ a aon : ner pound seg; at a moe pees three large drawers and two fumed finish; seats are gen- e United States Food Administration mec street - 8 ole and Capt License ()-26336. Rozier Wickard will act as pilots, large material cabinets. ness Colleges | ; OF ST. LOUIS. a See and Robert F. Werth as aide, Easy Credit Terms Gladly Arranged on Any Purchase _iine Spanish chase leather. | L. * ' !

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For Constipation |] Carter’s Little Liver Pills will set you right over night. Purely Vegetable Small Pill. Small Dose, Small Prieg iCarter’s Iron Will restore color to the faces of those who lack Iron in the blood, as most pale-feced people da , —— luring the first nine monthe of 91%, the Post-Dispatch printed 18,99 business Opportunity “Wants” —ggx ore than the FOUR cther St .Legis ewspapers combined, ee SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1918. 1| for a filled book of We give $2.00 in cash or $2.50 in merchandise Eagle Stamps. ee | ORE’S ation Ranges as and Coal — The best and most _ = economical Combina- tion Range to be had. Burns gas, coal, wood or slack. Equipped With the Celebrated MOORE’S SLOTTED = ANTI-CARBON oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——- —— FIRE BACK which makes a dust- less, sootless firebox. box. Also has all mod- ern improvements, nothing to get out of order, no. burner plates to remove when changing from gas to coal. HAT WORKS ITSELF MBINATION RANGE | | hole top—Is- . baranteed. 5 [a | . ret MTT “i Sei + i! ty i SMILTE j nT rT » DMM CAH itt : ‘our A | ae, . — oe. ———— —_— . o~ ~ -~ --—— - Crs > —-—- a = ~ _ ee - + 4 . : " - “> OOM SUITE, $11 Suites. bought several months age, were . Although the price has advanced sire old price, thus saving you 20% te 25% » and finish, and can be had in beeatl- ANITY DRESSER 654.95 utiful polished mahogany, in latest Mary and Queen Anne styles—has folding mirrors. nh of these Chairs this low price. Oak, golden and peats are of gen. hase leather. Sy Saads aN LSD) Z SS ~ . Ny WY | oe # -_~ tt Buy Liberty Bonds to stamp out the ape ogg: the Hun for all time. Buy them with : : money you have and buy them on instalimen with all you can save in the months to come. Double Your Subscription ‘ ~ . 7 Fourth Libe ty Bonds j . . i} j i¢ } pDavil div when the canvasser Cais You ¢ “ ™ , - : " 4 —) ‘ + | have to pay cash for your bonds. You can buy 1 la \ ¢ if a. «nari Me : : Saint . ls \ hank h}h + Ai ' % on the weekly payment plan. An; , ent ° "cy ~ } ed f) ] ac ix of ready Money ISN no reasol tor . " hs a¢ . 3 ; “Wo af . 1 eas .. ' » Te er 2 rit IS al} that IS a. Ked IT ‘ ‘ , hg arn ‘ ly ‘’ subseribe. ‘Ten per ¢ lv eicht Louis will lend you ninety per cent of the face Valu If vou buy on the weekly payment pian, On} OULS WI iia .s i . he first of vour bonds | , “acd ae the oney for 1 aia . : : * 0 lis, per.cent is required. ‘Have the mone: District, Railway Exchange Bldg., St. Lot Vo. Liberty Loan Organization Eighth Federal Reserve CHILDREN and YOUR CHILDREN’S CHILDREN may LIVE and be FREE! Visit the Free WAR ART EXHIBIT at the City Hall An inspiring and 1n- structive exhibit, compris- ing 600 paintings, repre senting the work of more than 85 artists—-all men of real artistic merit-—all men who have actually served and been wounded in the trenches. The Story of the War told in paint Pictures that will LIVE—-that will bring home to future gen erations the atmosphere of the great war No Admission Charge The pietures will be on exhibit daily, 10:00 a, m. to 9400 p. m., until Oet. lo oh ie een a ~ . L. C. McLain Orthoepedic Sanitarium - . b This Advertisement Is Contributed Toward Winning the War by issi & Guntzler Valier & Spies Milling Co., John Wahl Commission Co. Wahlert un

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“~teae ee ~w.,,”. oe eee ‘i - " 2 AOL Soe ds, $ t sri . aie 6 fe ew fe isc 6 a IR a oS ~, Ps PER A as SN Se POI DS gE Rover gms no i ai eae AR F sett ’ 17 ‘4 4 . ? 4 a Bi a: ue pi ek oh a ee + E Rg °F i: 2 a i yi 4 | = .. : . : riag hath ReEE: iit) # : ) ie mat Fae +e ee 8 eee MISS HAFNER WINS MOTOR FASHION PRIZE ar me eee ae Mrs. S. R. Ward Gets the Second. Award atthe Maxwelton Fete for War Charity. ee eee A motor fashion show and an auto polo game were rival features on yesterday's program of the two-day benefit automobile meet, under the auspices of the American Fund for Allied Wounded, which will be con- cluded this afternoon at the Maxwel- ton track. The attendance was smaii but it is expected that a large crowd will attend today. Miss Alicia Hafner, 4534 McPher- son avenue, won the first prize in the style event. Miss Hafner was ac- companied by Miss Margaret Stein- wender of 4400 Lindell boulevard ‘$4 L Grant Webster of o15° Vernon avenue and Mrs. John I raser of 55 Kingsbury place. Second Prize to Mrs. S. R. Ward. The second prize was awarded to Mrs. 8. Club. The car was driven by Miss Annaburr Rice of 5544 Cabanne ave- Miss l‘rances Carleton of avenue, Mrs. ike nue. Mra. W. J Romer of 484% i ountain miace Asso mas ff rues? oft aee.©6 Cod Bb. G. Chapman Jr., 69190 Washington boulevard, got third prize. The car was brown and the women wore Brown costumes and hats. The fourth prize went to Mrs. Wil-- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ 'sion in the first period, but the game} went on while repair nen towed the! lich Ni SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1918. —— - — aaa cesssemaanaanaa — > \ horse trotting even! "oa ra rg . » ; — . Two cars were put out of commis an airplane in charge of Lieut. « ‘ 399 [ nion bou- f®aACT) Sils a mene (;oidsteln f 13 iVi the two Dp riods of the game, evard, j . was run in Barney Oldfield drove the Hafner .. | peats of a mile each. The first ‘ar‘and party around the mile track neat was won b} Ichn Hale with ee ee Laura B., second and Nutwood Grat- mia tan, third. The second heat finished The auto polo wame was played with Laura B. 1” the lead. Fay Cord by the original American and Brit-!,4 nose behind her, and John ite lh | ish teams. beer . While the trotting event was on Nib- ijeld circled above the R. Ward of the Buckingham | THE _ rn - ~ ° “ ne S€ciing of Spectacles and FE-veglasses bv !ncomoetent Ask them a ao doctors and otiers. one of these men are pDhysicians thea P , Pe ed bee : ne or } } ise (Oo Practice medicine in Misso iTi n 9 “SIGHT NOTHING IS MORE PKECIOUS THAN FEY pa ? r many vears a7 - 4 ‘) i i . | a physician. oculist and optician and have practiced f' EA AND 7 . { , = ? \ ¢ 1 ‘ i 4 more thaw 0.0090 n- Ouis iha l have oeem si *SSi Ui s & Cts : o ¢ ther anid references If your eves are « . ae Hy. and the fiasses be needed ] wi] prescribe l a ' pling ' af , . ' Ay So rice of a pair oi Orca! cost for treatment and glasses wi I eed — r SFA N . ‘ 4 a, us OF THE AGE opticians who call $9.50 BI-FOCAL LENSES $9.5) : ‘ ‘or far and near seeing—two pairs of Glasses of @ pair one. The usual price is from $2.00 to $5.00 per valr a vair _ 55 A splendid rimless Eyeglass mounting; a clever imitation of the Shur-On: this week at $1.55 a pair. 1" G. MORITZ, M. D., The Oculist-Cptician 600 \. BROAUWAY (Just North of Washington Av.) FREE Mv book on the eve exposing t! eve 7 & Ce the grafting oculist and the graftine optician i Makes interesting reading. en A | be what its namé implies — one with | you in every curve and line. | And yet they cost no more than the ordinary kind. No need to sacri- | fice luxury to obtain | | economy if you buy | Li FALCO Underwear. | : All Li FALCO materials are of highest grade cotton selected because they wear | well, and put together | in a way that makes them wear well—note | particularly the strong, com | fortable seams. ELDER MANUFACTURING CO. 12th and Washington Avenue HE correct foundation for good dressing is perfect-fitting under- wear. Your union suit should OL —— — KNIT UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN Li FALCO. trademark 1S accurately cut and carefully tailored— BE ee ings thats why they fit. you can get perfect fit- ting, daintily finished, durable underwear at a moderate price. ASK YOUR DEALER to show you Li FALCO —~he surely has it or can get it for you easily. Li FALCO is made in all weights, all sizes and all styles — Vests, Pants, Tights and Union Suits. | It's real economy when WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS St. Leuis, Mo. mh “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 9th & Washington—HELLRUNG & GRIMM—16th & Cass —— Se | | or - ¥ Se - aeeta ees sa reads The | foosier — muchine. and a scientiliec — time need and help. within easy reach and pay for it $1 weekly. manent. It never wears out. small thing. than that produced by a atl A Special for This Week Six solid oak Dining Chairs—fumed or golden And thev full box seats of Impe: finish, have 12] leather. For Your Fall Sewing—The “STANDARD” Rotary Machine The ‘‘Standard’’ Rotary Sewing Machine has so many advantages that vou must at Ieast come in and look at it. The ‘‘Standard’’ does away with backaches — you. sit Straight in front of your sewing The ‘‘Standard’’ is practically two machines in one-—loek and chain stitch im the same machine. The **Standard,’’ guaranteed for a )ife time, is the only afford ta b ay machine vou Casy parments. KITCHEN CABINET made kitchen System, a labor-saving food container, all in are places for 400 articles within arm's reach. scattered—everything is centrally located around the Hoosier Sliding Table Top, where you can prepare good meals quickly. The Government recognizes the kitchen cabinet as a war- In a recent bulletin the United States Department of Agriculture says: ‘‘A kitchen cabinet is Just as important to the housekeeper as the bench to the workman or the laboratory desk to the chemist. With it the housekeep- er can sit down comfortably with her whole kitchen workshop it saves walking to and fro to gather up this thing and that to prepare food.”’ Hoosier, the greatest of all cabinets, in your kitchen tomorrow The Pathe Sapphire Ball takes the In the first place, it venient than changing needles for each record. It is plain as davlight that under the microscope and fitting perfectly into the half-circle of the sound grooves on the records, is bound to produce a purer, clearer tone sharp-pointed phones priced from B:32,50 to S1L000— easy terms. a big saving in fuel. (Combination, like that ean be made. omy your choice of must be the Jewel. and Quick Meal. Combination Range Burns coal—burns gas—burns them separately or at the same time. One range © with all the conveniences of two. Effects* And the all other Jewel stoves and ranges, is the best combination range | or real kitehen ecou- combination Other standard makes of combination ranges shown include tity, Aleazar, Bridge & Beach, Charter Oak one, There Nothing 1s And vou can have a », if 4 } Bi ' aie. i | ; a : * - meret. ih « = = Sapphire Ball | . Dias of nececdles- and if 1S per- is so Inuch more con additional charge. But that is only the a ball of sapphire, polished Lace Curtains New pretty allover pat- terns and plain good qual ity Filet and Nottingham Curtains, | 45 at, pear... = ° Beautiful new and dainty Scotch Madras Curtains; ers Coca Door Mats needle. Investigate! Pathe Full size heavy Door Mats; special 69 price aaéqe0an . C Linoleum Stove Mats Pieees cut from the ends of rolls of linoleum—1 vd. to ltg yd. square -— big enough to put under range or stove—choice, each, 60c*™" 40¢ 9x12 Axminster Rugs “39” price for Monday and Tuesday oniv. A speria! These are a fine. quality, standard make Rug, that are selling today for a great d more than this special price. A good assortment of iesirable colors and attractive patterns, Rag Rugs Specially Priced Rag Rugs are room in the very popular now- are really suitable for any house. These particular Rugs are exceptionally pretty and very low prices, 16x7.6 Rag Rugs $3.95 6x9 Rag Rugs 86.75 9x12 Rag Rogs, $11.75 / » & Washi A O* ashington Ave.. Jewe! ranges Jewel Kitchen Heater Attaches to side of range. urns anything—even rubbish and varbage. Just the thing to take tne chill off the house these cool Fall mornings. Gas Heater For bathroom. The heater trated is an exeeptionally economical and effective gas heat- en er. Pree OMS. oo cise $2.75 Perfection Oil Heaters priced $5.65 to $9.50. vas elie Asi UuS- —— ‘er i as Tt ¢ ~+ . «x _— *eereeerteerteee ap ae \e ee _enan ° Af 7 Ee ee te ° ° ~ *@ «- ? “ . 3 -, ~S rit ‘ eo OOS Davenport Set, $127.50 An exquisite set in the Queen Anne period for the living room. mahogany, with cane panels. The Davenport, Chair and Rocker for $127.50. Davenette Suite, $79.75 Furniture of solid construction that lasts for vears. Beanti- fully finished 1?) golden oak, fumed oak: or mahogany, holstered in brown or black Imperial leather. seats. Davenette, Chair and Rocker at this special price. ~ co A l'rame of dull rubbed Upholstered in heavy figured velour of mulberry or blue. Sunburst pillows and roll to match at Up- Heavy springs in Davenette is full bed size with woven steel bed springs. An Over-Stuffed Davenette Suite A Davenette opening into a comfortable bed, a chair and a rocker—big and /uxurious and wonderfully comfortable. holstered in either imitation Spanish ae 5(Q or tapestry, and very specially priced at... ° Hellrung & Grimm l6" & Cass Ave Credit Terms Granted Day es RPE . - enya ee > 7 —_e- ee —_— OE: OEE , eal Baas Re - St. Lous, \lo International ] ( ompanys of “+ Louis, (;entlemen> ago. bought on| el F trucks running sau since. Very ¢ is far erloai no troubie wi it fine. Wew and we have bill to pay as trucks hy truck better You DATT Eastern A Owl Gara | John G. Intern 2203

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SUNDAY MORNIT a — nde aa _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ =~ _ — — ered _ ee — eg eee en _— a Fit Fleet With uretor reer ea wlemee , Carburetor. incite 2 20° Missouri and Southern | The order was placed after a thor-| the «.>buretors on Announcment was made yesterday te ar that the Ely & Walker Dry ough test had been made with two of | goods company ere : OOK é ‘* ‘ \. . “=? ° yy L. B. Tebbetts & Co., 2125 Locust ! » ten _-®. Nad placed an order for t listributers of Wuipping its fleet of 20 Fords for reet, distributers of the U. & J. isaleame, with ¢) ew bureto ns ma the new carbu r + The No-Chain Truck Unit Co e- ports unusually satisfactory sales of : its line of 1%, 2 and 3 ton models of “4 S: : Conservation of Tires Truxtun units over Missouri and I1- linois territory. Ae 4 Choose Wisely—Buy Goodyear John F. Shuford, has Just returned ( On vi ARR Your government h . ;* from the Hast where he went to ar- ache rubber as possible. ~you will need fewer he range for some important connec- Service Staton will also be reduced. Goodyear tions es admitted fact — ¥ —= 4 9 = —— I> Rov Stewart. who has bee for Ns for hb 6: et AE RGA AEA lA se y (ewe added to tires that Wyre" > af several years connected with the ~ re. O ‘G : . ) aa — -- per-Buick Automobile (o., has be Gemeco Ford Q. D. Trans- concerned — - — = enows the construction —@uter Ply of leather roman pene me sone station | been made a Lieutenant in the Field mission Bands motorists everywhere know Veedo! to bead. Vulcantzing makes tread an imtegral part of the tire—can't slip or | Artillery. : - olls and . European retreads. | $6.00 Ford Radiator Covers, extra | market has to offer A little higher Cost 40% te 70% LESS than new standard heavy, dull finish $3.35 | priced, yet far the most economical Sires, and sive longer service. | President John N. Willis announces c . ome in today—-let us show you an actually rebuilt ricant you oan use. Wo have a tire Bring the old tire with you r “ — TS abili to take men from | the acquisition of Pr wae Wil- $12.00 Pure Wool Fringed Motor special. grade of Veedol oll for every ty | of the Moline . EUROPEAN TIRE TREAD CO., 1110 Locust Street lys-Overland Co. Plow Robes motor, a grease for every purpose , \ Co., manufacturers of the Moline- place to place, quickly, com- . , } oe nag aghen, with nia lite at en IE D - IPPM we ‘Want De ] ift ,~ — — bd Ce eer line, Chicago, Rock Island and Frese | { e€ an ea ers. | tee er —- a fortably and economically makes SEA PECTED VALYE-/*-HEAG MOTOR port, Ili.; Stoughton, Wis.: Minneapo- AN _ hich will need but »@ md be sa omeiek ut calle the Nash Six with Perfected Valve- ce a AUTO SUPPLIES hity. SUrhie he. Sill pay you weil from. the sa The Barcus Automobile Co. during (ACCESSORY rite or wire ts at enée for] partineinte and tecan In-Head motor especially suited ERT §=—s the last two weeks have received s (—~-1i hus eavecy in eer terrace rs number of shipments from both the - an ~ Five-Passenger Grant and the Auburn factories so to present day passenger tr 8 Touring Car, $1490 nat ther are new th beditten i aien | portation requirements. It has FPour- Pascenger | Manealinte delivery op taurine cars; | ° Roadster . . $1490 Rese ae Biase | unusual power and its cost to Sedan ...- $2250 | Deliveries from the factory of San- ‘ ° dusky f: tractors are bei re- keep is unusually low. We are Doup- Peewee 4° | ceived requlatiy by. the Briscoe Mo- Coupe... « $2250 | tor Sales Co., which is distributer for fortunate, therefore, in being able this territory. Manager Frank Bishep Seven-Passenger says that his dealer organization, o . + to make immediate deliver y of a - «+ $1640 which now numbers 72, are readily 4 m4 Prices f. o. b. Keneshe taking hold of the tractor and report few of the limited number the that it is meeting with favor in their, territories. A display of the San- made at the Maxwel- Nash factory is still able to pro- “dusky is being duce. | Dwight Davis who was assistant to the general manager of the Hyatt Roller Bearing Co. has joined the forces of the Evertight Piston Ring Co. of St. Louis as assistant to the general manager. The company is Southwest Nash Motor Co. “= SAXON CAR AGENCY ; : 7. 3205 Locust Street St. Louis, Mo. r win cache Re hy 3 ae tenis. The - OO a, distributor for this teritory is the Mitchell Automobile Corporation. The important, deal changing this agency the Frye Motor Car Co., was from R = closed by John Boe, president of the : | Mitehell Automobile Corporation, with 4 —— J. H. W. Mackie, sales manager of the a | — Saxon factory. He and Boe are old to St uis to - ‘ . friends, and he came Louis VALUE CARS AT UOLUME PRICES close the deal In a statement to Post-Dis- patch, Boe said, “In taking over this |important cor we gave ourselves a ; complete lin¢ We have heen han- |dling for some time the Jordan car | oN 100 ent | and the Mitehe!!] Car, as distributors | |in St. Louis territory The Saxon car International Motor Trucks — EE cover ton ccrcieth aslection for aay — oe buver's choice, The Saxon line sells fat $1195:.:and includes the touring car , e § e - | and the chummy roadster with wife | he : wheels without extra charge We are! : 1] C e Uu % | promised bs the Saxon factory plenty } ‘ ni} Widths pm. I’rame of dull rubbed fee Rk oe Bh ag: r a3. ale Pikes : 1p GE OS 4 BOE ae »of cars for any delivery. . ° our of mulberry or b] Wi IR Shogo = eS ett Mee a eae imme eS 8 eee mo Frye See ee wo SS ee of Missou rl : uue, PRR SR eae aia LTE OR” Ma Te Enea x era 2 > A ae g " ing up the affairs of that company OWS aud rol] fy) mateh at i ii Wee Co. So 7 ann DR Ni Be SPR 8 $s g 8% | #0 that he may shortly enter the ee bps OT _ oS se nL Re ve a | United States service Jie has been in . i os S ~ Ne a oa an ss the automobile business for “4 num- ber of years in St, Louis in a success. There is a double significance in The Mitchell Automobile Corpora- (ful wat e . . . . Sat tte! Ama Cone this announcement of the Mitchell ‘tion of Missouri enjoys an enviable 1S > ’ 4 . . . . é3@ . ading the sieithe Irem Jan 1,1 Automobile Corporation of Missouri position among the automobile deal- | 19818. to Oct 1 3918, the motor ve- . . . ° . -. ~ [nicie department of the office of the as distributors for Saxon ‘‘Six.”’ ers of Missouri and Illinois. iaieek | automate yt a a sconanaie | licenses as follows: 184.862 Owners Its record is a consistent record of Plates, 1648 TDealers’ Plates, 23 It assures to Saxon owners and pros- ; . ; sound business dealing, of invariably Dealers’ Duplicate Sets, 5692 Motor. | good service to customers. | cycle Plates, 21.087 Chauffeur Badges, pective owners an even greater ex- £500 Transfers (re-registrations), 1485 | | Duplicate Plates Total increased registration COU age over year Teli, cellence in service. te ty In Saxon “Six” it is their best judg- Of the above numbers the st, Louis (8740 chauffeurs. 1247 motorcycles; the And it mark s the addition ofaname ment that they have exactly the car 21,547 owners, 298 chauffeurs, 651 of high standing in the trade to that they ®an deliver to their customers ee ees rere ae a already long list of prominent deal- with complete assurance that it wil! Static fort years “Beenti. a ta gee tf atearising chrome leather on rub. sth Patent § the country who make good their personal recom- an Me ' e 7a pa A eg ot. . % fg ‘ — és — ee he ves eof the ware fa een Tae ees. J mendataga- oven steel bed springs. ee ee a Ge Wee retreadin or eid. automobile tires A good car attracts t he good will of = It 1 S their earnest wish that you visit special price. : agi ae havc 37 buyers no less than it attracts good their salesroom and inspect the ad- HEREVER motor trucks are used, — «iven at a cost approximately half dealers. The one inevitably associ- vanced excellences of Saxon ‘“‘Six’’ —— there are internationals in service. “the old casings |- entirely. covered ates itself with the other. construction. with leather, from bead to bead. International Harvester Why? They are designed by common sense = (_Irat eiaiidaa idee caened Geman (‘ompany of America, men, in a common sense manner. They are are three thicknesses. In the tread are e ° ° St. Louis, Mo. built in a common sense plant by common Seanad to. tiniic uk tive viv@ee Saxon Motor Car Corporation, Detroit, Mich. Gentlemen:—Some time sense mechanics. They are being purchased ‘eg tales cs tir ago bought one of your Mod- by common sense people, whose business has Béost for Its Truck Tires el F trucks and have been rown larger because of common _ sense RE ag PRS ee 9 ’ ? running same every day saaaienil 5 has hed nincultarteincthe foant’ a That S Great! Buy Another Bond!! since. Very often my truck “2 oot. OU ee ee ey Oe | is far overloaded, but I have Take the time to look them over and the “Mall the teareltoniiege of Alpers Fine. 7 re _— to wna ag a ig = no trouble with it and | like “COMMON SENSE” built in qualities will ie cortiod on i pesten truck tires Fourth an bon “A . Ow uy anotner. 8 ee it fine. We use less gasoline at once impress you branch, F. C. Rudisell,, has take a little more ‘‘punch’”’ into this Fourth Loan. We’ve and we have no such repair ae | react A ao: et: ype be 2 had three Loans to practice on, now let’s show Kaiser pill to pay as owners 6f other They are built in four sizes—1500, 2000, bus, ©, as branch manage Bill what we can really do. Reach out and grab trucks. I like the I. H. C. oe na Capacities, truck better than any other. 3000 and 4000 pound capacities, and a style of Accessory Men to Meet. another bond. Aavenette Suite | o9 Cet body for every business. They are sold in St. manaamaerees 5 Regs | DATTILO & SONS. Louis and vicinity by the following dealers. Motor Accessory Trade Associ: rtable bed. A chair and a . a ; announce he regula onthIs its i a - - hair and i: ie ot the decbetanon tt itd JOHN BOE, President W. C. HALWE, Sec’y and Treas. lerfully comfortable. rather 7 _ |S 10 A. Mehl, Affton, M night. Oct. § following al dinner at a ] 9.50 | Eastern Auto Co., 618 Walton Av. - whens, on, Ilo. 30 pon , : . Mt) Gul Gedaso, 14th and Caco Av. A. C. Albers, Florissant, Mo. The announcement sars that there Mitchell Automobile Corporation John G. Mueller, 6400 Olive E. A. Krueger, Cor. Denny and Man- ealer and hig falas foree. Toro wen : : Street Road chester Road, Kirkwood, Mo. amabers are td be electe a of Missouri New Diamond T Agencies. $126-28-30 Locust 8t. St. Louis, Mo. + International Harvester Company of America — :-8%. 7% 7 ete sai diene . | (Incorporated ) , etn a tor ? Co. Memphia | rertes 2203 Gratiot Street ST. LOUIS, MO. ri Reonacter &Freinch, "Ron h \\ Shuford of a Ee re

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SUNDAY MORNING, OCIOBER 6, 1918. 10 ST.LOWIS POST-DISPATCH Me Rew Pastor at St. Johu's M. Filed trom st Louis Fricay, motorion| HOW 1,800,000 U.S. GERMANS ORDER CIVILIANS IN Church Today. ee ago Dr. Rice | TROOPS WERE SAFELY | Aj) ALSACE TOWNS T0 LEAVE The new pastor of S ‘s Enis- | t. John’s Epis /was president of Columbia College, copal Church, South, the Rev. Ivan) @yjymbia, S. C.. which ¢s near Spar- CONVOYED OVERSEAS GENEVA. hwiteerinnd; Oct. 6.— ) om Cee somes " . - e Lee Holt, will_preach in that church! tansburg, within 19 Omiles of Dr. 'Forty villages’ in Alsace-Lor raine, today. lie succeeds the Rev. John! Rice’s birthplace, and neat heme from Basé] to Colmar, have A. Rice. Dr. Rice and family depart-; 2f his wife's family. ‘England Cared for Nearly evacuated by the civillan pepul: tion, ig. _—— - : =" : 4 | ‘EB Tiberts according to the Democrate. “4 ) ¥ ? - ‘BONDS 1,000,000; American Ships | The German authorities, the news- - rage 8 yy 786,000. paper says, now have ordered the ar, ; ( LONDON, Oct. 5.—Of the more inhabitants of Mulhausen, Altkirch 7 | LO | Md , — { —— ; and other smaller towns to prepare than 1,800,009 American soldiers 4, Jeave immediately. transported to Europe to the end of | * | ix; . ) _—_— & 4 - == ao ; “a September, nearly 1,000,000 were ; 3 Sues | == = _ = = 4 FRSTER Vi earried in British or British-con- | FAT l FSS Vj FAT aCe Eg = : “3 : === : a0 — = ‘& ; bi Master of the Load on ANY Road «\ N a) a? — ried 786,000 and the remainder were brought across the Atlantic on IF BA CK K 1 q TS = 2 os sry = : Stet | a Halfback of County “rench an alian ships. => a a _ ‘ : Sie } S “af French and Italian shi] | No matter what the load, no matter what the road, ae" Cae em he) te 4° Plays Brilliant Game / To insure the safety of this enor- mous force has entailed tremendous here is the truck that is always the Master— Th ® She Pe ane East Sidene ‘ork for the allied fieet. The Brit- ’ ee a os der Gre (Geke 6 class of Hilts ts Flock always ready to give all the power andall the |. ae te | ‘T the American fleet 27 per | Kidne ‘vs if bladder bothers speed desired at the lowest possible cost. | mn) \ a ee” ~ > a : . - I fh Webster i! ee nerforming in his & ~~ ~ =m . * dees te ee a nc ers irolled ships. American vessels car- 8 ee ee eng FR convoying, eent and the French fleet 3 per ent. During September 311,219 , American troops, 4000 United States ce , = / * : a] | : >be a bluejackets and , 5000 Canadian OID eRe ay wy ia ee fron ‘ im oh troops were brought across the At- Wiiyy Yy, Wp Fy iow. A> 10- 20 Model : - 2 ' Pe & ) ‘ - 1° . 8 gy ~ e Se . - 7 / , a - 2 ‘ re iy . » y, ’ 4) ‘ 5 ( R , 1@ remainder cam a) % ia@lNd, y ~~ ' —— r 4 (° { ‘ \ a vee ei sed erecta brig to gre meg ype - a Bhai peter. ot . = 4 begs om oe ba epg me Yi, nae J oline, and they have fewer road and repair troubles. ecar drive, the most direct an Pow ¢ 11 ul nown, ' ) 7 / Z ‘ N lO ge, € July aS ¢ Ontn, i oii, ) VS: ; > P . a table, six high- back wood -seat chairs, one kitchen cab arrivals. but September runs i 4 : ES 7 | That 1S Ww hy Sv ery Master owner has completely plow Se har rows, Fe aps al nad dri Ives a t: ilTh ma- a ie inet with glass top, or sideboard if you prefer, ad one - $187 50 close second and actually overtops Eatine meat regularly eventually solved his hauling problems. chinerv needing belt power up to a 20-inch “rail, onl » ne ) h it w he Canadians and American ee ee ee ee 2 ates > 9 Dade: eee Sy # peel eeneceepampeaenion : ~. | Produces kidney trouble in some form Come in and let us help you solve your problems. We can do it. Separator W ith all attachments. “Bip ition | meeclii™ = bluejackets are taken into ac- | | — or other, says a well-known authority, p | i ition thu ’ The 10-20 Model J Sandusky Tractor is an unqualified practicaly every conceil * Clos ng Out Our Pianos ES ) Count. a =: because the urie acid in meat excites The MASTER line is complete: | " ro mda | The largest single convoy reach- : " : SULCCeSS. If has ‘‘proved”’ itse lf under every conceivable: er of play gp the kidneys, they become overworked; song ons “- Trance r the United States 79 , : at 2-ton “"M,” internal gear drive 2-ton “O,” long wheel base : ohne * sa - ; ee ee oe | get sluggish: clog up and cause all 2-ton “W,” worm drive internal gear drive field condition. Will ‘‘prove’’ itself on your farm if you Lincoln Scores 37 Pe ‘last month numbered 31,108, and agi : S-ton “B.” driv 3 eee per | | | i Petter la sorts of distress, particularly back- on 6WOTm ° fpton A,” worm drive ive it a chance ause Lincoln scored | the largest September convoy reac h- | on a ‘Se a 23 : 6-ton Tractor, five Bridge & Beach 6-iolte § , , Range, canopy $48 ’ their lives in the sinking of ‘Two-hole Stove, with high James McGee off this port ro . “> ; * ’ " s . y ° . £ ‘ ‘ gether-—-no interest charges. acids so it no longer irritates, thus WES: . : WA Ld Dat - tee e scored two touch@ \' hole ve, With high Werner Cabinet Grand Upright $145 oven atta: h- “$18. RO = ‘ive: Peat-Dishetch m ending bladder disordets. ‘; ‘ er. He . : nd Piano in early English Eaten... e mec W “ASHINGTON, Oct. yo—~- iD me lad Salts cannot injure anyone; . Briscoe Motor Sales Co 1 | ork end Fun ) . e Be on ‘ j j “ ; irkable ans i Koerber Cabinet Grand Piano Two-hole Heater, with an Navy Department today announced | m akes a delightful efferves ent lithia f remarkab "*« . a. ’ ¢ — | 3 7. y “ae J P - rs" ‘ 1] ** . water Jacks t ‘the SINKINZ yesterday of th Mallory Water « frink which millions of men anid rh LNK BISHOP. watt. q potent cog n forward pas Webster started scoring mahogany finish it sad . hot water 7 ia . “* , a Line steamer San Saba, 2408 gross’ women take now anid t} ‘keer . re : Pi«wae DS on : " 7 hai nN an’ . , " ’ en dine 7) and then to Keep the be M 7 get ander layer a mahogany case, vere na $21 tons, 15 miles southeast of Barnegat, kidneys and organs elean. thus avoid- e 2925-27-29 Locust at. St. Louis, Oo. 4 pening of the game Vau 2 rolls of music and bench 2 ; r \ Jonas e steamer. ; IRR Sane ~apate ae ; r the first aix point included Combination Range, four Fe ods and haa ron - of 7 — ae mr fF 2 aeey.* . Seats ; e ni t Distributovs Electric Lighting Systems for Farms bok fo inadh tia ai re —* ag burners four coal |\Lake Gity in . collision with the - : ca oln misee: gon mn Fas urners, ates ; MeG arg ae t 15% veh. 5° Dealers wanted in Eastern Missouri and asp oe Illinois. MEE IncoiIn crossed the go Square Piano, ebony case and burners, 18-ia. $100 steamer James McGee, at L:oV Dp. Ss — . ial . . , oven, high closet.. © ! Oct. 3, off the American Shoals A hom | . . Wire or write today for territory wanted, : md made the count -# stool . hig n., Oct. 3, le 4 ican Shoals, a” — | Impressive in stately strength, like period with a pa Bluc Enamel} $ near the Florida coast The depart- we Ff a | ! ; 7 ah : eaten ' , 9 . : s . . . - P . Tf? ‘ ’ } ; fa a — a ne “ne of Quickmeal Gas, Water Hleater.... 9.90 ment also announced the loss of the — | . | = Ot i the Knights of the roads of yester- MH = meints in ; the second 66 oa Ant Combination Ranges Also Uni Te Se eG : a , : B) 4 > wd 1 ——— % . : ile nadie fate nited States patrol boat No. 73: oe : , ‘ me ‘a won) kick Superior Ranges, ‘oimbination Ranges Witson Down-draft Heater ie ft. eit 7 €a;rs ; Vivid with the dignit and oichdowne at goal and Heaters wad —-Saves coal keeps fire ty bridgeport, Conn., by an internal ex- ) ‘See i } ny , : y y “on The score at the @ 'S G ‘TEEI ~ = i ik, Ban ae! i power of those medieval travelers, first half was %4 to 0 PRICES GUARANTEED. all 321 se Sicakanl TRACTOR - lLiast Sider ta nich r S: Saba is s ose have ; : A ; me an , iba is uppo es 1a : gy | Ages : 3 the Moline Knight Motor Car is in m@ istruck a mine. The number the ai” ieee mA ina: nts gees ee 4 WE ALLOW crew rescued is not yet know! ae ie ae i Sa truth the Knight of Today. | Mert Wright. together © $10.00 for your Coal Rang ine. : . | Gekicks by the latter added Meheter total it $10.00 for your Coal Range. a —N . ; ™ | s5.00°ror" your teater. | M HAIG IS AWARDED CROSS FOR | Its carbon-defying engine — the ee oun in the fourth NOTABLE SERVICE TO HUMANITY | silent sleeve valve Moline Knight Bre Kick out. Line = » s . oc | Engine—is a heart of power . 3 ritory and lost 2 Linoleum opecia 5 f Chosen for Honor Bestowed Annual- | §f : £ ST , ae oS We Have Received a Number of MMadditional poi Howeve courage, tried out with the tanks BEmamends shortly afterware WM. MOLLE, [res 4 to 6 yard nieces, for bath- 5Ae ; ly by the American Cross of D> sag aglitetiaratipa . | epee . : | Pe A.V. HENKEL, Vice Pres. rooms, per yard.......cecee-. ; Honor.. oa Year ta ae on Flanders’ fields of battle and GR A NT d A UBURN C A RS a fourth down and with abe \W . ; i T cy Vs f: | +: te s!' 4 nis j ° Anot her an = to rain hy ¢ k i = re : ‘ I 2 ‘d pieces, f - By the Associaced | ” : paves and ‘per yd. DOE WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.—Vield crowded motor bus traffic of New see 206-208 N. TWELETH ST. der stoves and ranges, per yd ee eee eelen with an ‘ . 4 4 ' : : ; : Marshall Sir Douglas Haig was today impulse Starter, which is a} : Shipment York and Chicago. Sedans, Roadsters and Touring Cars . substituts when bh: awarded the Cross of Honor be ee ee ee ee : a Low : mer! Ressan oettins’ Stenhet tee nid Received FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY een hs stowed annually by the American Cross of Honor for conspicous and RE gah a se. No carbon to clean—no pre-ignition Li | tees oz ; rice ( ianity “he “The Bosch Impuise Starter i: ‘ : : . i] in m School notable service to humanity. TI! 1 Impuise Star! | and back-fire: silent as the night Ca dell 277 for De onstration _ medal last year was given to Marsha! tr ae aed Reh ag ttt : , nt. 7 ‘Its E “ast lo ‘. - 2? jour ‘Joffre. This vear the British Gov- HIOG BiNO, ON. SPeCias OTwere, Tor ‘ There is a warrior-heated engine BARCUS AUTOMOBILE co. ae ernment was requested to name an cide ane anther tskead aaeetoe | . rourns — Admiral or a General for the honor Official Bosch Service station ! ; for a Car. Work but spurs it. Age 3948 Olive St. ' + +e and this reply was received: but betters It. Dent Wait. Wire Your Reservation Today, Thus Assuring Y oe a HOLTHAUS Dealers self of Something to Sell Next Spring. The emshan In Limit “TL he opinion of his Majesty's an 3 J saddlerv and Automobile SIL. (;overnment, the services which SUPPLIES CO 1 : . -_ 7T Field Marshall Sir | ylas Haig has . 1900 | y mefractured rennet und tendering ie tke QQ amy nettteegetouc a Mf Weber Imp’t & Automobile Co. 2%, = a one-cutice packers of de uinel, @f8|comman cause of the two countries ' 25 Lox “ust St. St. = M4 : . ar ead 3 : cm oilless liquid This is mixed wit a half would seem to indicate him ia 2 seat a 7 pe sh re ane ion pd eter nay ree a ebsier if pint of bay rum and a half pint of| Jitable recipient.of the society's dec- More readers than an) fe. ner Alewspaper west of the Mississippi = ier water Ry liberal use of this vou should : wh fal irst 14) I:verything. a Mem orntor on 0% ad , ) Lid ° very quickly see a tremendous differ oravon Ee ‘ ‘ent wel! ence, Hair wih stop fallingf—and bali He . DUUAYOUUT CGAP OCEE OEE OEE EAPC Backer ot es AE ANAT ATT ese renee spots will fill in. The hair will become Mrs Annic Landsctte! Dies. long and vigorous. Try it Mrs. Annie Landzettel, 63 years ah Siaiiate, old, died last night at the home of Eoencer ant OF TROUBLED You can ‘wipe off" | per daughter, Mrs. J. B. Hendricks riertwm ae ae Bow WIth yout Saget, wife of a member of the Post-Dis- and you can have done forever with the Vaughan um lancotn Wricht Morris ADVERTISERS | aa Powey fo: Mali fer }' BELL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY WNficiale Mef- Ma» ioe ' on | BEN MILLERS TO St. Louis Must Go “Over the Top” , eve al in the Fourth Liberty Loan Drive —hcrh be that bet» ’ ~e bey Sf ic “) rT) . old drudgery and trritatiry#f skin | patch staff, 3924A St. Louis avenue. to present methods of sempying hatr , Death resulted from rheumatism Detroit few drops - wondeéf \CAlquid makes Notice of the funeral! will be riven } — every hair seem to melt away nto not late?! gerbe gemeadagentpenones Weatherproof Tops ' ; clean and soft. without a sign of having. anything at al! fo emoving super Inexpensive th he - Gi | Non-Rattling By Making SSS Shc ere mp et lve t No Extra Weight Texture of the Skin Is Remarkably * " t jus ro . = : par Ae x wee A N T FOR FORD CARS Refined and Wrinkles Vanish Quickly t methods And 10 Other Standard Cars t AxIng ; , and Please Come Early. By Valeska Suratt. sus shit stvlew of toda’ witl the trar arent e [’ Will come as a @s#tartiing revelation gowns and iow ut ts, absoluteis le and the looks of Your old car Welling Motor Co. to every Woman how remarkably easy mand the u of a superfluous hair r: will be surprisingly trans- 2033 Delmar it is now to remove, wrinkles by the ove! ‘his formula can be used th formed. Our custom-built Distribntors Southern Ulinols. Eastern very simple common sense process of erfect Bafet on the mos sC.icate Sait tops are beauties. And we're Missourl and Arkansas. Territory Oven for Dealers. ' making the pores emnailer Wrinkis t ue CASY to use a y ing | ace altace ee ee se one Pemagete ae er agents for the Detroit line of ready-built tons. Get our hg- ures. ture TT} cell tissue its debilitated and eace The skin loses it vigor and the Pores are enlarged Now, by causing the Raynes e | a PLATE GLASS Pores to becon emalier, the texture of! the akin ts quickly refined rhe, cel pores almost ‘qgmpletely sealed up ow. CURTAIN-WINDOWS tissue - becomeg invigorated the pores Ing to the fatty substances and scales “come together.” the akin “braces up." accumulating aroun: the hair stalks. add 4 touch of class. We and the result ts quickly seen in the dis “smothering” air igo ginal have them in all shapes and Q@ppearance of wrinkles impossible to re-| soaps cannot ntirels Smoove tnen sizes. move by any other method known This | What is needed result is easily brought about by using spoonful of egerol wi ‘ trails as [ , 10 make that open car epitol, which can be secured at any drug rnoments eaving ¢ , » absolut snugly waterproof, let us in- a ey irae cae cooemeiam. ae — ap ” omplishes oy th mixture x n bes 2ieh Our: hood and radiator cov- TTV,ORIOUS.—-A hatr-root developer of fnemes the onie taken co & lene an ers. are an economy. Pre- « extraordinary atrength which forces halt: om a ane oe. sl Bn : es a vent engine freezing troubles cripps-Booth to grow in great profusion ts found in int ame. anna d e package os 2 .¢ vol —save repair bills. the use of beta-quino! This compound Thi | eS Caaiiy mix: he hi f pint o H L, hy oh N . ac iute! e and f ur e ' : =u tpt MOOT EU o ow . te abaciutely safe and far surpasses 1t) - rin at accomt ae about that paint jo ? orthway Six-Cyl. results of any other hair treatment sired sult using the resu!tin . can use. It is an Intense hatr-roat nour: very 1 ‘iv and vers ften . nN a laher, and reayit comPpeis tt) hy * ; ij .. ; - a ~ = ‘ ai ‘ ale Vehicle | Op & Valve-in-Head Motor, 40-H. P. growth of : ; long ae there |i ; ‘ \=. ‘ ly wt a cn ' thee that : 4 ‘) ‘. - ’ ee ee oe tere (AS SOR aE S Lhe Economical Car! rea hair-grower at leas co y, yu he @ tmit vod Pane gages an Oars upp y QO, ed Rave in inde Rim in a 4 Day for the usual hair treat ' th al and take on the tt f a ree o ° ——= ; , houwt often fail to produce the results desired alr Peay td jt et. If you will use 3414-16-15 Lindel! Ave. Velie Automobile Co., 9 ’ Sieco rece Ken , " ‘ Pee, k: im 4 * Me cae ree mare you'aae, esate a1 fa" RbN Ee aaa De OOOO | we i J " > 4 ay . - . a. i wey et " “Ss + = ea -€ te os ee Sead ~~ =a ee? RS " Sear : *~ scot Aide a He fo ee 9 enn amy wT Ce NS ot 5 Btn Tear Mera tc 4 . ¢ 4% ¢ 4 3 Fy & A u d P a o P a 7 SF | as 4 : ; : ¥ : : rf . > : i : ¥ 4 tot ; ah ® Seta ee? ” - 2 oo ae : ' * « e * . be 3 . é , ce . - _ ‘ m vere ~ .

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i eR! Jack Dempsey ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WNCOLN GETS 37 64 POINTS IN WEBSTER VICTORY 3 Star Halfback of County Eleven ® Plays Brilliant Game Against , East Siders. Pass we ; Tree igh School, with Webster H tacoln performing in his usual bril- liant fashion and with port from his team mates through Bast St Hligh yesterday afternoon and pulled up winner by a 64 to 0 The East giders. as the score indicates, were ' i very decidedly outclassed, but their iW @howing was excusable, in a measure ample s up- rom pe d louis Sehoao!] Score rm Tractor Is Here ‘itself on your farm if you i em for it was their first gume of the . vig - the. ve ft little Speraces Casily Dy ONG wee” 274 they have had but littl : . . i etice Pas fuel: hes Worm and : = Nevertheless Webete probably ‘ ; > : iid have bey *T) ‘ ePyva Hy ze toand powertul known; | ' Bits ou me a3 : 3 By ’ mae its ow eo ur : vester rv drives all farm na- | . May, for the county lads displaved b : sr: : : i far the Hest form of nv Si ho ist -~ Upto a 2Z)-INne crys I Lraln i machine which has been on exhi mets. Ht Bition thus far this season They V Tractor is an unqualified H piled up points almost at will and « x ’ ? . ’ : . mm practicaly every conceivable man- under every e¢ ‘PlVE : . If und ever mcelvable : per of play. i Iincoln Scores 37 Points. Because Lincoln scored 27 of the 6 points counted bv Webster his a= the ractor work wi have to be accorded the | feature place Lincoln went over for P two touchdowns int the. first period, ower Problems ee en, Lett Period, » +] : . . im the third, and ist for good mea: Ss the sume big organization ee ee rorld hamous Sandusk V \lod- the { quarte | also kicked ichdowns In addition to the a Lincoln OPOSS: (i 4 te e ONPOosiy 2 ore) 17 ling antee of service and Satis- even > tw} . } ; Y ; r ‘ ‘ tC pull two I4-ineh plows S inches But each time ran o of bounds and = a . a : c f } ‘ | ! ~*~ d ry > | ? , } ita ll inch plow 6 inches deep or x! Segregepic iis ar touch ler) plowed wit tean } 492 dow! ine third period, wa he " pif ‘4 '} @; } s . j j a} ai ‘ ' a ns O0tsta dit ! ifiure of the wame has “" a t¢) Pus & St. TAuis ren lx ¢ qd a Fa , ; start of | dy ron the Farm that is the Fecond half and Vaughr attempt er farmers. Also full specifiea- ed the catch He fumbied, but Lin der : printed Warranty, Drop in Coln recovered and raced the entire ode! J on our floor all set up and lenzth of the field-for a touchdow: Wright. who plavs°rieg alfback., eeo plaved a great’: game for We} eter I cored two touchdowns and \loreoy er ny or Sales ' Dales Co. St., St. Louis, Mo. Ming Systems for Farms Bssouri and Southern IJ)linois. Werk on end runs wae ] ie snort Of remarkable and in addit ion ne ww mpotent cog in forward passing Webster “farted scoring ifter the Opening of the gra Vaughan went over for the first fOln missed me | ia x points Dut the gon) Subsedqnuentt,s r f Bincoln crossed the goal line tw } seg ’ > Ur ‘ ; ( errits ry want ie and made the count i) for the Pt nas ee period with a pair of goal kick yy, y Paeewebster picked: up 14 additiona Y Z | & points in the second period, lye ) Y Z é tor) hdowns and goal kicks by Lait Vp Cf - ———_/—/, © to!n The score at the end of the “far —— if . ” “murst half was 4 to O | RAC | OR Liast Sider Is Injured. Tonchdowns by Lineoln, Spence L meand Wright, together with three goal) NITH THE BIG*PUL Te kicks by the latter. added 21 points to ge Webster's total in the third period a Wricht went over for the final touch down in the fourth period. but on Me kickout. Lincoln booted into fou ed a Number of territory and lost the chance for an Additional point liowever, he made amends shortly afterward. when on fourth down and with about 10 vard- % gain. he Practical) Sbbstituted UBURN CARS | and Touring Cars kicked a field goal an entire eP;ePVen was by the East Side coach TE DELIVERY When he aw the ise Was hopeless e Fast Siders are scheduled to or Demonstration Beeet Cleveland High School at High PSethoo! hie led next “aturda, after “non: (levyeland’s showing axrainst OMOBILE CQ 4 Olayton \¢ rday is anythir hut iss Me Meouracing to the Kast Side bos live St. meput another week of practice ma Phanze the Situation, for anparentis ee teste Today, Thos Assoring Your- tthev hav. promising materia! ‘ Kk. The Number Is Limited. eS Fay Dodee. fullback for the East mm, Louis High School, sustained a fractured shoulder early period and was forced to retire. This aie . : . = : mm erisa lt Tha > ) Ms over ONE-HALF MILLION ee ee ee neu "e° : i . . . . . As 4 =| ) } a ~ L110 \s “os = f Ne | ] i Wspaper west of the Mississippi. mee rebster (61 aj a “ve th} » 7) ¥ AvTi« lat{tt PT Hint iowe everything. t of Dunkel hs: ’ ’ i an 1a ° j ei 2. Thornton lLart lard (yarber Te Cant wel! Center Van Houten Beber: Right muard Brock Kemper Tontyv Right tackle Right end LETT | ae 7% T@ Spencer NUT liolton (Juarterbach pene wau a ..laft half rinke Wricht coe Right half Tavilor Morris eeees I liibvas Nn Dodge f | -—T Wehsne- SR. ” Mage = Aus a) ‘) ‘1 a é (iarber f Hallows hiouten: Smith for Garber l“inke Rrock: Saunders for Van lilart for Dodge Vaughan Gosis after touchdowns--Lin goals Lim i mpire, liarris for Spencer S Touehdow:.s— Jin ght (2) Wright. 3 Field Kiein (M ORY 99 p ve olin, weeoukTi) Refers e INT (fentra id +. ‘BEN MILLERS TO PLAY INNISFAILS IN SOCCER LEAGUE FEATURE TODAY 4 The sr: nal t¢ - reary a3 Lonis mor Leave pet Cardinal Field th afternoon Wi phe that between the Ben Miller pore Sent Champions, and the pStullin Steels and the St fimht it ou ‘ ’ if. a f the leader amiwuyre 1? © and Cnr downs 7 Directory, Tryvei faiin "Tha Louis Screw 4 are down to POpenine battle O'clock. with Phil havanaugti a: peree in both clashes irst kKicKO In the opening games last week, ear ee ens, “oe both returned yictors llap Ni ares PWN arcain be in Miller lineup Foie will show a new forward, Bra Ron. in ; vear itl the M Ullis ] ‘ AAAMAAAAIAUTAAAAAAAAU AAA TTT SI AL SE REET RENE Sage ERE ater gt oem a _— : Thee cis a ie ere ee koa the privi- mie. Pe fi The Seullins managed by Tate " 7 . Brady, will be strengthened for the ie. Pattie With the Screw Co, by the nc uN sl 5 Btion of Lan Zarchel. the former Ben ; i Eatiiler at center halfback. Ray Craft, ) 7 ._ former), of the Olympians, will pia) Hie has ré- quit sf Los. who ormer Palmer, Roa! for the f Dla. « Ponto P@e pastime. ACK DEMPSEY PEEVED » NEW YORK. ame telecran ? Ager at ns . Bdbit ty, ry Co. Directory, aj Perea ee . eR rhe Ar ord Kear? * man filet ne i from Jack Dempsey 6 RAR ah i Demp ‘ “ari WorkKt ’ - whi t) i aaie (“rat j Rave MV ‘ Né enna i ai¢ ‘ ; ‘ ty ina 4 round how ) =an TA Oo recent Kearn: save r down in Ptey knocked Meehan 8tcond round and had him nearly» MMMM Beeecaaltager seartr v? Is All Set to Burn SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1918. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Up the Heavyweight Division, but Can’t Find a Match | ~~ ~ ~ : . = RRMA ARR, >>> Every Man to His Trade. 3 He the “These voice of Carpenter tmak- ing a roar: a guy sore ['m doing my bit in the shipbuilding Way, For which I'm receiving a journev- mans pay. ' the trade. eel that I’ paid. When. lo, and report, And, earn every, behold, I husky sport Who can't tell a saw froma plumb line and bob. And, yet, he is over me bossing the ’ job.’ s > 7 It Works Both Ways. actors and baliplayers make 1 Served my apprenticeship learning cent lam am asked to i, take my instructions from some OOO . : a! SSS has secured Hughic Jennings a full secretaryship for the Knights of Columbus, and will soon sail for France. Dne to the stress of war there not much grass lIeft on the western front for Hughie to poll, bot he can still holler “keh, yah!" in four different lan guages. Is oe vA ilhe!lm'‘s 5... aici 2 > > . A cow in LEnugland recently sold for $22.500. Up goes the price of milk! - . s Dogmatic. Hurley: What kind of a dog is that” surleys He's an Alsatian cheese- A T that, the ship carpenter ha ¢, hound se] : te Pe on fey? Kick cCOming at having a °’ball- ey ne é , ‘ piayer put over him. How often. oh Burley; Hunting Welch rabbits : ’ 7 * . how oft, has the carpenter, the black- There is no truth wn the ra r $1) it hy the but« her the bake; an ‘) |{ ' j / rug eke the candlestick maker sat *. that Freddie Welsh. the famous . j i c 4 ic ° F cal ‘ ; oe te * Sages the grandstand and bossed the job et bag has gone into the coal of winning a ball game in spite of USINESS. A “ . the fact that there was a gang of | ss : high-priced ball plavers on the job, A Sacrifice Hit. ri were supposed t® be versed HERE was a man in our town im the art of lain ¢ { all- i tiaiedin i At ae fancy ball Who didn't have a bone; Nay >; and 1OTroug an: apohy . 7 a ighty capable of put didn’t turn the salesman down ia Naiing eB ma > , . ’ > estes . seal . a Sane in & When tackled for the Loan. MROrOUL Or. fae world’s «dyreatest dare devil. Crown Prince Fredertch. in the act of chimning himsel! vcithout faking his feet of the around Kreahe, ieft e Siebert Uarterhback ré ger. left halfback (jriesediect Z half- back: ‘otthof? fullback, M: Kinlev ned Ip aes of y ‘ries Hoabso ief lacrKie Ka ! i fvuard: O'Gorman center! 1» guard: Diamont. right tart ryt end: Schaefering. left hsifhb: SY right halfback: Hough. fullba Solidan took the field with tre following team San Souci. left end ‘wa 27 ft tackle: Zellingwer. jeft guar: Kiariow é ! Reckett. right euvard [Lon rizr a © Kling. right end Hilheime quarterbu (‘alhoun. left halfback: Dun rizht halfba (Savpoo! fullba: rt MUNICIPAL SOCCERITES (“ommittee of the Municipal Soccer Associat called a meeting for Thursday night, at Courtroom No. 12, Municipal! Court 1oOT nas Building, when plans for the coming season will be made. The league, when organized. is not expected to have as manv elevens 48 in former nterested are meeting campaigns All those invited to attend the GARRETT WINS HONORS IN SLOT FIELD MEET (“laude W. Garrett, former cadet, who vesterduyvy Was commissioned a Lieutenant im tne aviation corps, won the cup for tndividual honors in the track and field meet staRed ,at Scott Field vesterday Lieut. Gar- rett scored 33 points fe is one of the three athletes who went to + . wi ‘y \ ? [~ “— . : . he Nati iad | A A { championships ist month by ir piane ] ] { 1! was riven a ,ose batt fe naiviagnal nonorse | Loeu Dudiey M. Steele. atl Rivactor of 1 ivy ly i % ‘- i ‘ ‘ Vas may ) ak ; A pot (‘adget Squadron Won the silver ‘ in: offered to tne Squadron scoring je Mo points. No civilians wer Te iitted to witness the fielj meet because fear of influenza. The summaries O-va t firs Hilton. se n st rime—6s, flat (mM) s 1d | ’ f + r n a Y oy VW a \ i a ‘ j r 2 | 5 y t Fred > i } 1) i’ i ~s Ww Pui ! [) Be. se \ L} eut 1) M ~ Lee { ) al ¢ SSO-vard rela Won wv 6‘Yudets Suis n Vio } ‘oryps ime is | 40 im) : . ar Won vv Sa rri¢ i lits A Won “UA (if ta! ] i re i Wwar Hd rig iry ,f , %n ne A \\ } non v ar Michigan Aggies 20, Albion 7, ct , ‘ : ead based) ’ ‘ *a5 ee \ - peniten le hy gf preset mee ee She lowa 12, Nebraska ©. an outside contest ‘ ii i t Suspe as.teti ‘1 pre " ; , = T he genera, acl ttl ~ , ‘ ‘ LEeSsaric i DASePDuUil Was handed uowl nn mee =» ~~ “hag ~ a ‘¢ , ¥ ; + } : i rnu . A oe battle, whic eing pror gz hi i he Nationa! Raseball ee a ta nhesota Au ' . Stars the Muy B e® DAL ASSO (lomn [10on whict ej Su is - races , , hi rh id ich claim Mount Union 50, Kenyon 06. Will be ‘ “ , oO ee io be unjustified and illegal. oe F on. ea i ‘ rT) son 17 d ‘ ‘| by ; . ' . ae ee oe . ie eu; Sied7? WAS Ce , . sa Saks | 2 | | | a ) ¥. prenagery ed by Westminster Wins Game. ; r re > re i ‘ 7 c>? ’ Son i’ , »** A mer in ‘ . - uN nine scnedutied League. nimself a member of th FULTON, Mo., Oct. § Westminster a Jef? oi i ry ‘ leg defeated he Missouri! § nhooi if? f ‘ "ys ’ _ Le if ners t ai ‘ ry ti ¢™ ¢ rsx? 4 ~ ‘s rie nin Sion s oe Ss on nitzmes ; n oot t f | x Flu \¢ ye ’ ) f ‘ia i. ne ‘ ee ball gAmMme of thé Season, 48 ‘oo 6 ‘ i ’ ‘ e744 . iy ©” ' ‘ *T {J} ‘ ne A } ) ’ . ~ ‘ ' ' , , brookiyn Nat oOnais “ho sougtl To - ' al f ee ’ Ue ; ‘ " . ' | i i j . ‘ ; hs 1 1 ory ' i¢ Brookivn ceiunh for ifrie ~ ’ | lief ups of The ‘ ¢ . | vecause his contract, calling for $9000 wo nines Will be a fo »~ Donne ‘ .- . , ya-——Daseott: rf: Boal 3b; Raf & Scagon, Was Terminates. O8 ep _ am ROT z0e 11e > . r vy. . . 156 ok, Macsnipti circ ass The commission's ruling held that of rlauk, 2b liobertson ss Dunn +} Ff ’ ; ; "ig a eT. . 14 the club could not be held liable ta rt) 2010, AZZOIO,. ib a 7 . ,% Ind . - n . 1) . P Day Daubert the fuil amount agreed tae le ; OnvVviItcts oukner 2 P " , - Todd Tay) eC ob: hor ipon because under the “work-or- FTER dinner or at rai Ss avior ( Vse da & « oOma> 7 : right order, his contract was virtual- 4 : R il liooper a8) “tillivar b Lave der , . " : nv ] e John us ‘ rendered illegal and impossible a . t me, a rr Renned' KK a rT | ae mmme, p ‘ x we ie 5: . 1 i! ‘as { ) (‘ss ‘ _ ‘ ‘ { (j ‘ i it I i i ive Pe | I Iba \ i jrea mi ¢ QD \ ony Steketee Stars for Yost. kin cigar ‘‘fills the bill.”’ LORD TO PLAY PANGMAN Manufacturers lewis Cigar Mfg “e Newark, N J Stickney-Hoelscher Cigar Co fie) FOR ALGONQUIN HONORS peed) Roger J ord, tornmrer dist zoif Distributors, St. Louis. Me ** ‘ ’ —— a. i >» i! } rit} ‘ i? | a3 fe , \lig ry 2% r | f ey - . ’ ' ’ ti Ald ne rit fi “¢ lL’ at ~ ‘ - eS See eee | vp ¢ . man Wet rl Pp. § we Litvea esterday . War he Wo afternoon when - defeated Andy la’) 5 for 350 Stroth ir well played match. 1 up 4 4 4 / QW > ~ & * D7 fa ‘ * q ~ YY SS y “NN Ny, ONG P pwr hjp. Grin INN ONG4S WSS UN GG ~ , ‘ % Y > ‘‘My dear fellow, then you can’t thave learned the first rule of a seasoned traveler. When you've been ‘on the road’ as long as I have, you'll know that being cooped up in a train all day will make yoa wretched every PLUTO habit.”’ (| (TUTTO PTS 4 NO ‘ a ‘*The worst of this traveling is it makes my head ache so. | always feel like the deuce on a train.”’ , “> - e+? + + 7.¢ haere es — ‘ao ere SIN te AUT AUTTTUTAUTTE ff ' ; - ee * - ‘ / WEN << . WA WS RAMA, A.o out - N YY, a “<—~e™ @- ited ~ time if you don’t get the Americas GG RFER Piysic - ANY thousands of people are on the trains of this country daily. Many thousands need just such advice. The long hours on the train—the strange food and lack of exercise will surely exact their toll of physical discomfort, unless’ you— Use PLUTO WATER. Take a wineglass in warm water upon arising. It will stimulate your digestive and eliminative system and make you feel like a new man. If you trave 1 much, don’t endure the road—enyoy it. Physicians prescribe it in the treat- ment of kidney, liver and stomach troubles, rheumatism and nervous disorders. Bottled at French Lick Springs, Indiana. On sale at your druggist’s, your club, at hotels and on trains. French Lick Springs is an ideal health resort. In addition to its curative wafers, it offers every advantage of rest and pleasure and has unexcelled hotel accomodations. arce bottle 5c: smaller ottle, 206 &

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12 . Pedal MULALNG, UCLUOBER 6, 1918, |.LUUIO rUO)-UiorAin a IT*LIANS - DUE WEDNESDAY > car cocks tren plumes on their Mr. and Mrs. ©. B. Davis, 4108 Lex- navenue, and some are Gren-. ington: h helmets, vho has heen missing etrra? ‘+t we -* Ladies’ Elgin Watch Bracelets | $1.00 CASH—$1.00 A WEEK WEAR AN EFILGIN-—The one Watch 3 that keeps accurate time—the expan- gion bracelet is 14-k. gold-filled and Guaranteed for 20 years. Don't delav— come in tomorrow and select the style youn like best Pay $1.00 down and take ‘tt home with you, pay the balance later——fust sim pie contdentia! credit -no interest. The terms are $1.60 cash, $1.99 a week No ad- vance in price at. ; wilk FR a2 ae ean with Watch Bracelet at $20 Genuine Diamond Rings a eee ae ~—— . aa - . all a, wy ! e : g : ee “4 ‘ aK ted . - a) wy SNS Ei Ny oats Ue hee ET od * oe ribbon Elgin ¥ ‘ hae is' y ve noes best): Sur EY. WEE & No N me oF { \ - einai \ a Radio Wrist Wureher— for soldiers and gaiicrs $18 v Elgin Watches , ~ $1 Cash $1 a Week Wear While You Pay on Barnet 808 PINE ST. .. (Between Sth and 9th on Pine St.) ; ores See Our Windows assess; Our boys went into battle singing. e ° - | ee adiers. Thev-are picked men, bat- since Monday Although youns ‘ etera ns From Austrian Front to Be ‘ ‘arred and festooned th ymed- Davis was not a DO} scout, he is i Guests of Chamber of Commerce. (~~ > nets eat ae riety ee tT helteva: have left home in a scout ? A detachment of Italian veterans, ~ acest setae i igs er ee uniform which a friend gave him a Eis i direct from the front will come to ian arr what the “Blue Deviis” are eee » before / + t St. Tauis Weecdne SGA) tr aid the to the 1 n pe Nee Sa ; i ; ronrrth Liberty loan They will be : 7 : | tf Ruests of the Prieta. r of Comme Police Asked to Find Missing Boy. Bite pera i aga pe i at Inncheon at Hote | Statler Pol e have heen asker tf 'O iL? orner ‘es ‘e : are advertis nz in tne ii The party numbering nine officers Harold ‘ 14 year Old on of Post-T) h Wart Pages . and 272 men, landed at New Yor last Wednesday Some are Alnin others are the famous Tersaglieri | Conroy’s has the exclusive sale of Tickets to all of : AS Miss Elizabeth Cueny’s Concerts during the coming BARNETT’S [-N | season; choice seats also on sale at regular prices for | 808 PINE ST. the American and Shubert-Jefferson Theaters. °? a ge emcee a a» dé Kw : . » Save money— Select Your Christmas Piano at Conroy's NOW OST of Conroy’s Pianos and Players were con- MV tracted for in anticipation of the present war + prices, which are now asked everywhere else. Here, therefore, is a real opportunity to buy a Piano or Player, vour choice of America’s most famous makes, at bt an a substantial saving of money. The Angelus The most appropriate gift for the family Straight as an arrow all Player-Pianos point back to he Angelus, the original Player. Improvements from vear to vear have kept it im the lead, so that today it is the foremost Plaver-Piano for the price in the world. ou can buy an Angelus, or any other of Conroy's Pianos or Players, on terms according to your convenience. Vhy not have one delivered at once and fill your home immediately with the glories of music, instrumental and ocal? On a small deposit Conroy’s will hold your Piano or Player for Christmas Delivery You. too, can feel the same inspiration of just conquest, if vou have an Angelus in yvour home. You Back in Lj When the crushing grip of WOITy, trials and care saps your Vitality and keeps you from the full enjoy- ment of home, Sy social and busi- \ i ae ness life—take §i = the blood ts clatnoring for: 2 etrengih «is'nt tron-—-more tren to rs if fF @tore the health by enrichine the blood a : Fe and crea\'ne thousands of new red biood 0 wish 2. cclls { neress ( ing , ’ I “ta s nN 9 n- ; “In my opinion the greatest curse Army ¢ ria ¢ ! At hs Asn « OW er a 1 | the hestth and strength of Ameri I Bon of ‘ ; , “ =) remarkable and | peorie of toda in the Aiarming deft st Ww ee * Lia ‘ ‘ emedy.’ ) ciency of irea tn their 1 rer ™ ” ‘ - * her tonies or tro i abaoiufe \ eseential to enal your bi j I re va f sted I , are “rT 8 eas : : fo tra? for e f vou “a aa f hi i ‘ 7 } : : wile t,ena and bra 1 *s thre WW \ j ¢ ‘ f . ai +} ire in the red loring matter of o v of ¢ " wet how ¢ 3 ' areoe “tha Fem ain ve n t ' a ! } i “i t he } - = ; the bat) Withont rm ? 4 ‘ va iy F : ef atrenet? hea) and er ‘ar to ’ aera 2 Aa a a tie x i} ; ee bat obstaciesr or withstar pevere atr f j ‘ ; 5 - ~ aes : zd ’ hk f sar ne f . >.) : ‘ ~ 4 \ “ r : 4 me ‘ et it } “ ‘ , , ; . : = ruined many a mana pn and ’ , how " d ; sis robbe 4 birn of that virtle force and ata ‘ . aa x A : de A ina which are 80 Nnecexea ‘ roa er. . : } iq and power tn every wer ‘ ' Sepa my mein Ne | ia “Therefore. L atrong!iy adits. thoae w! tn “y ' an — +] : 4 fer! the need of a atrer : arid hilnw ‘ ’ 4 ‘ « Manufacturers’ Nate: \ : ; ” m ' . 4 bulider to get a Ph¥aiciane pres prt ie in won bre and | :? : : 7 r organic tron..Nurated ! ee if , . ' ins : “ 4 :* 3 eo don't Want to fro ts thie treubte ‘ ‘ te >| then vurchase ens Nutatecd ave is wa 4 orimina! packages ant we ha’ this ney ' “ onan be +4 tieular mame (Nuated tren: an*eate . A e the package If yeu hay ‘ sia iren products and fa 'e4 + ert re » : % a+ remember that such preparations are a Pig & emtirely different thine from Nuva ) ie a5 Iren. which base been used an . r : - i indorsed bY many phve f - - . ” :§ eonnerte4 with we! know hioeplla ee , y ‘y . Hen leslie M Shae for telat pa 0 ge" ped i ) : he : seein Officer. fermer lini tec Sintee my du . > * ~ : deris tT) ~ ey ee iH. C. oe rod Fags rae rrenideaGa' Norn ner taaen t* mvee ¢ at er) i? . . - ot | * ow 4 } ms tite Drue pe i _ ; ; ie Vr idiays thet.berse of tients wit) mest + : ng 1 ne c mY x other druggisia AINE : . >. 4 ST.LOUIS POST-UISPAICH goceeter: 4 a® Macy . —— | Buck’s Cast Range 39" Terms $1.00 Weekly Here’s the Range You Should Have if You Are Looking for an Excellent Cooker and Baker —Buck’s Ranges are known the world over for their durability and splendid baking qualities. This cast range is full size and is guaranteed to + give satisfaction; very neatly ornan-:erted with nickel parts, and is an exceptional bargain at $39.75. Complete i a ee I) “4 bd. ; mn) ral + te Cole ’s High-Oven Range Be Sure That You Get the Original (Cole's) High Oven—Beware of Imitations. equals the work of ranges which cost twice as much. —this new improved cooker and baker is a money-saver for you to use. ‘it will keep fire overnight. —you have Only one fire to give attention, two drafts to reguiate. —let us show you its many good features. Weekly or Monthly Terms Oak Hea —the body is made of smooth steel—fire pot is exceptionally well made —lt is perfect in shape and so carefully fitted as to assure the great- est economy in fuel, $6.15 Terms to Suit $5 Allowed for Your Old Stove Combination Ranges as Low as $52.50 WE SHOW THE COMPLETE LINE OF Buck's, Quick Meal, Moore's, Cole’s, Wilson and Many Other Standard Makes of Heaters and Ranges. Terms: t ers nk Au Pea\ aah alah JT al el a LL a) a Y/Y " > a DORA aru ‘ Ya yf: que ‘* ‘ >. = “a 2 % aX he Ww \ ; ee * Dip ALAP bay, Cc AEUAMA RANMA Td 9b takes Masse bliaiititeslace ia an Pd ( Moore’s Airtight — (at wwe ie RO Ws, AY a @. > _ " ’ . J A , ‘ a a un, a. “e *- ee OF Avr aiagigas > =~ “ ~ Here are four handsome pieces that ‘ti ish ; inati | practically furnish a combination livin . room and bedroom. The Daveno with one simple twist is easily converted S5 into a full-sized bed. Chair and rockers are upholstered to perfectly match Soa The table is extra well finished and strongly constructed $1.00 WEEKLY eK Cou: x @ block in tengt! and hi! and sanitars ir hee res F enlarged by the onatrus Mm addition costing $40,000 now being «re ed on tf ground vith ‘ne appr United State (jovernme pany nderstood War contracts ese b @mbrace an entire bioek., niete ra fA ieie and-anh forms another builhtt large warehouse area - acovuired thia part OF The |} =r } plant acres and 3 a spactt ra. af eorgnun i - 2 has a feed and mixing ena ; ; ° : ' cts f ry ca Wasted rT) nme teas tion w HON-a can Recor nig ' an Ka er wliants and additions Dilated this : fo 8erm: ’ ‘ : ; articular sphere Shipment by Hare The company Was one ders «on the bares ine, ef which are now mak of whic afte ow Maiden t . to New OE Project w . jiec\ded the we i ner mp ; sf Which he was jdentitie Years having met The Gent of the company. T@a’ ¢ntate department Cantile Trust Co Kauff Member of the board Clymer mpan' Beliding ‘cased be tt \! a’ : MH © 1 he War made for Will! >

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oon Columbia Grafonola No. EB Will: place in new Columbia Grafonola— style 75--and 12. Columbia selections of your own choice the total value is $80.10. lerms to Sua No tlnulerest your home a — living yerted match POE AE NOE Rye Ne IS . anne A ENN Net aS TIE + « S > ¥ | i mR OS SCA: FORRES? Pee Pe SHON RTE Ph ETI FED ss AE x ba Re ear aa a ale a MRA EKA Cale see Peversubscribed, Waving held div er Pmen of : pany. it is | War IS Page. - Cinesification. Rent lists. > apartments ‘For Rent) ments (For Sale) sider’ Column. Bu jing Material | , Cotes. (Rent)... Fast Side Exchange og.. Cotter. (Sale)... posines« ( hances pasiness (F. S.. Wid.) Classification. Bus. Pro. (For Rent) .. 3 Bus. Prop. Bus. Prep. Prop. Wtd. Farms, Farm land Farms for Rent Farms Wanted... YOUR OPPORTUNITY HERE?—MORE INDEX TO SECTION B © i." w-0, %.8RRoEe Autos For Sale, Page. Classification. Ferguson Property (For Sale. 5 ( Financial. F. R. (Sob.) Flats for Rent Flate Wanted roperty (Real Es.) Flats, Ete.—For Col. Flats for Rent ‘ Farn.) Flats For Saie For Lease For Sale (Kealtr) ST. OUSES, HOM Page. AND FARM LANDS ™ ™ For Sale Heusese W —_— ; -romasl} Our Motto by i PRODUCTIVE PUBLICITY. Houses (f ~ PROGRESS, PROFITS. TIME A REPORT A THREE PROMPTLY D PART ae 0 RODUCNG ONCERN'S CAPITAL NOW $3,000,000 v — Bast Clymer Company Reor- ' ganizes With $1,000,000 7 Per Cent Cumulative Preferred and $2,000,000 Common Stock. TT {SSUE IS HEAVILY OVER-SUBSCRIBED 15. Louis Plant of Young Company Said to Be Larg- est of Its Kind in United States — Another at Fort Smith, Ark. By Berry Moore. ‘Iwmer Manufacturing (>, has been rein orporated under the laws of Delaware, with a capital of $3,900,000, of whi ch $1,009,000 is « per gent cumulative preferred and $2,000.,- $09 is comon stot kk Announcement The Best-‘ of this fact was made vesterdas by R. King Kauff- man. president and real estate efficer of the Mercantile Trust 9. who conceived and promoted the new and larger concern E The company manufactures a high Qualit vy of table preserves. neluding Mellies ana apple butt ghum aa under .the “Te: mptor brands it in i 191 with a 00. this being increased 3350,000 it has flourished trom Mception. The further increase the capita! stock was made necessary t® provide requisite capital for the #conom'c operation of the concerns laree and steadily growing business The new capital, which was largely was absorbed clients of the Mercantile The status of the origina) Hockhoiders has no* ltered bY B the increase in the the new tom pan y absorbing with all its assets and surplus, alloting Mhe stock on ant equal to both Whe new and old stockholders. ~The executive control of the company (58 Nodged in the common stock a Old Officers Remain. L F. Best is president, M G ‘mer vice president, and R. T. gecretary of the new company, they the same posts with the compan) Best was for many ident of the Davenport ng Co. of Davenport. To. Products ‘oO ex hnaras and same initia- to iness vice or widelyv-known Was oS d capital of $250 in 1916 to its tcter also ni bv been a Cap. the old and basis tal. Cly- Bang former wears. pre: Syrup Refini Atquired b° and Perience 1h bus der, Clymer has also had eified experience in the field. and is said [to have the tive and eesourcefulness essential Buccess They constitute bus highest type acordin# the Mercantile Trust ‘orn atid S11, 4 mate tie jong rne ( wide cessful iness has hat the ito Co. b, The Davis Ptracks, rat Fort tensive In Louisiana officials of plant at Mountain and one az @€i- ana laree lron has a the “1 companys street and in south Tous. Smith, Ark... a& wel) establishments if Tex The St. Louis plant. Which is the largesil exclusive pre Merving plant in the United States. IS ‘a block in length, and highly modern @nd sanitar) It has recently @nlarged bs construction addition costing $40,000 Ano! now being erected on adjoins Bround, with ' approva! ol the Tnited States (fovernment. the com inderstood, having lareeé These buildings wil biock. with com and shippine plat building having area, Nas aiso been Pacouired ‘in this part of the f J The ort Smith plant occupies ls Paeres and h gq capacity of 400.000 Ma tions ef sorghum a yea! It also has a a feed and mix! plant hich Pemad|. the’ bY -prod ucts from the formerly Pie ted This al in connec- tion with a 5000-a¢ cane plantation PAccording eo BW King Kaufiman, oth- $ and additions are contem assutl AS *. been of an ne} pers on the #f which are Bef which are PWaiden trip Proje: t will Ube Rest-Civmer eompany. Mf the location of Arkansa uisia ana estab ehment: B@ium of tru aerial and e Kauffma PThomp or Pf@organ Fed eve Plarge ly increased Pwhich he was ident Wears, having met Thompsgnt, pres!- > @ent the company. through the ta) estate department of the Mer- peantile Trust Co. Kauffman is also 4 pmembe: of the board of the Best- mer companys company WaF barge now line, making to be a de nenpnor Tria several aft by tiquer Company. Peiaing Lensed . hie al hs Martin Hre t! tne feration nre located iH The il pu . Ty Of now street ; a rn ‘osenbaum-Hauschulte Co.. which financed the projec! under whose super, ision the was erected. The construction proof. ot sper have a the tate tne towns U\ there were presse cores of men and women ana enildre! Maplewood ding ana fire- Pr 4 wu GAS-SAVING. DEVICE ACTORY IS “LEASED Motor Coo Also Adjoining LO Extend new ‘hmond Hiejigt ive! represé represel : ind l ake > Nit mi Options on tT) \W hich ii iis that residlen ia nr ras ! eri referen: ihe manula to device alre; : jivisions wn rapidity fewest Sasol ne-Sa \ ing tne ine favor nto eiaqser ons machi? and count’ Bli-fornte hetween has well-detined anto rund owner: A}] necessary nurpose Px per ed shor Ve’row (officer af xifred |. da John H. (:rimm Art hu! le wrer Hagemevyve! ‘actical auto me Pansson nerience ome The gasoline-say by on which pate! are pending ~ eration Ost ; ,]s0 wage agTil! : new eage! ne hot these anif ld into the nts hast treat! vrs he) ) cy t ‘ ii a . . tT provemen! (>| re f ee an’ “here nas made Jansson automat ‘ ness amot many ot owners fo exhaust m™ er 7 cable tne ‘ to peo vaporiZe the cent combustion 6%“ ne } Det i? Ow in 1A pet ttrached io Us : dincain : “«) ro the weatne! munagemert iagins Oompies ) } , i neadway de NEW DEMAND FOR LOTS one. IN OAKLAND TERRACE RipGEDALE PARK ATTRACTING Houses. ipon roune 4 ‘ Lree Several Sales of Sites for Bungalows and Apartments Reported, Lots on tion Are Being sold at Prices “pe K ler ind Ranging Irom $18 te $25 a Foot. dem The Hlemmelmann satate to. Fe norts renew ed for Oaklans Poarrace, a com > paratively new ent r.ddit cas and the soutn ’, Forest Park. Well th 1) from rv) Tne ar roagd agceod . birint [Ore iff north. dec mhe rx on tor sevevra : ! - an i are ‘ ef ors add a nd rane the iots bunwaliow: W it}t ; ,Y aie The addit ‘Ti lent a ron) wit inis re: number hands type ave —_— ‘ ‘ . P > ~ aa imorove Car iithe ere! from } municipal ket * enagra treet es them ‘ore eas) which REMSBE¢ HER & Mb HRKENS. Pe: ne Fea " newa & and pul noses the echer “Ods and tinds” Idle worth weeks © Jefferson Theatet which iwo ment last might. ron eeding bh whi ; -' ey niwwenZda from } at ‘ + : Ke i] ra) : - " ; . ‘. et hiner nz a Real Estate hod Vor?TrH sr, Lots “aA VINES . oO ionn report making HOMESEEKERS AND INVESTORS Lucas and Hunt Read Addi- WANSTRATH REAL f T O , LOUIS, SU NDAY MORNING, i A COSTS LESS FAILURE PRODUCES RECEIVE MORE ANSWERS : Kirk wood leans (‘TOBER 6, 1918 PAGE 65 Classificatien. Business) Graraaces. Stabies Heuses For Rent ; orn.) Wid. } Houses For sale Houses, Ft«e.—For Col. { | Pasze. anted Real Real E«. Oth Prepert: Real Eetate 6 Residence Ff —INDEX TO SECTION B ™ Classification 6 Manleweoeod Prepert: VMener Wanted Personal Prop. lar Ket ate—Cits Real Eetate—( eantry Real Fatate—For (Col er Cities) leans er Rent “WANTS” IN PROPORTION TO POPULATION IN ITS FIELD THAN ANY OTHER METROPOLITAN NEWSPAPER -1,500,000 READERS! LOUIS POST-DISPATCH S, REAL ESTATE See “er A fer R’=ms. WV “te, Empie Fer ‘ale, aecee oberban Prep. Wtd. i niversity City Prep Viehater Proeperty BH ell oO SapDdea on ng bed, all m¢ .dern conventences Me ‘Pheei ers ta PLATS AND ROOMS Shenandoah, § rooms. |? * rooms furnished dw id 2 ij frost ach TREMBLEY-WILSON em sa) fer oe he © isinese .-eWs ..OLDWASSER & one Mertan VOGEL ty0 $16.000 oe on Sia Marcare! > MERCANTILE VA's +t o i.? + = oes ws le fe tt ~~ o he» -~ «- Se a Yourteent a AGENTS RENT LISTS Dae ('(), ui jen iat ATE it Sts. 229 Ma ~~ (or ie ar i-or 440 : OLA ib iA N “oN 44) fioor -4 fioor and rooms mo «me in) ow iw? (>) tee mH eo —~ a fein RO ATK(E hs fe AaALry ca Y/) BOTH PHONES ~~~ $15 CHESTNUT DW ELLINGS. Waterman, & rooms; mode Waterman, I! >? roormms . a uecas, 10 modern . | ~won avenu jremD.e% Wrebsr ‘;ret avenue. Pau! M ug! ESTATE J VWanstral hn rooms, , room” rm* modern .) . } : s for photograpne -nkamp atohy » 1 «: modern... ingalow 4s ) modern ’ Hierman modern 10 rooms; moder? road (apie! techo ytean? heuw' modern netreg 4949 Lexington 6 a modern », room PARI TMENTS 4°56 Marviana, * rooms 2d r8o% : rooms, Od fl a rit room ,rea agence ead ix1l4 brvden at »? ia} ‘ i oe modern anu _— AL L et co, ° tmeier bath } revo. (Mix 1 VO ‘tes 2ESIDENC ES we. 3 ene WW. es Gerba RECO. MIGHTH AND LOoS Washing on |; eS _ vage for - toe ‘ a2 u0% i $UoU Linde! a s'ore $ 904 DtBIASHY. iwasser & Dubinsky fiea avenue the James jers ath & (,87TI@i«u AVG } ria MH ws 7eqT)\ e THALSE CO. | Pup’ i ) report: iines L126 LAWN + room bu j . =i t1ih Westmi! HG Wasning! or: & © O. « Oo. repo! lav - pajdence on j ‘ 91. lor ‘> | I Chicago re ~~ & Westminster pot-water heat. ORS rey ry 1d. 4842-44 = MENT + rooms ea ; A. ~neOn r epresent sstia8 & Tontrup yer ympany also Tener. _ Sl Street mounting to S20. STORES, OFFICES, FT" tw ust, fine retail store EPSTETS., eis Spruse store ~~ he fol\ * ; " i. . ty * TAM! sf 419 | hs Ae! Brookiyn - @ roems . I. Epstem ..v: HESTN! S| Dv r, LINGS M. Pherson 10 rooms Winugermere wp la 4 ee Rarage reotuis roeviis rouuis roomée rooms samp.e (;rove ‘Gy Liodtamont: new ‘or Union and (jarfir s’6é Finnes garage 5 N. Broadway. and large Fourt thacn ne-. Prone Ma.! ania gar nae ie rooms i nde; o l room house or 4 machines Wasnaington i. furnace (ass a s 40646 “ry bain 744) ms oome anu valtl rFi.ATSA “J47A Olive. & rooms and tor pton 6 room’? laAbravette. rourtns aye 60) Spring. # routs . mM. « at 2 > st rlON ‘Por BUSIN store 18a) wits rent separate and Morgan fur om neo. ‘A? ‘@ (mt » (h? VO $% age ana ESS fia’ | JOHN S. CARTER & CO! ex LTO BLOG @ OLIVE. | - —_—- and rent bi nN ™ housek hanged ' M tf, \ is | froome inciudee manager N48 W ash SOUTH |jafavette a “avsellie ‘ MOLSOM, j}AMIRSUN he ee Furntahed or ‘ roonis. 1” fioo bea rif ; atu nmven.ence- modern infurniehe bath nice vard* LARPAYETT? “4 Aoparttnent tet lat ‘ ‘s | a’ 4 room with eftte ’ leenping oormnh, with rprhy -in-a-oor Rha kitchen awnnzg bec apartment ana sun par - APARIMEN imnisehe i Hlia Post Liisiet BPERIEIN yO al . Ooen adDartrnen’ tpt - BERLIN. 0449@—Firet fimo siceping porch IENBRANDT @ efOcien § reorrns. 2 athe NORLE REALTY €¢ ol: “hbeatnut et ‘{ ANKANNE, wat! © rooma, firet fioer Vo mode rn: finiehed tn white i> tenant wll show ane “cy yTrr “eM ( heetnn? a’ aPartment tab Oyu liv hat hariwoo.! including hea * or ser ice $3" “wT, "0 Chestaut « , A vartmen' ‘ my a. ro ro ‘ 5220 Ist and a : Pew tf ‘aniteor 7 ‘hee antl ott roewth & a2 .4 Ae DELMAR 2a atearn hea’ DE. MAK >! Fieau!iful roems ‘MALTY | seeee par'o ry rye a ee $f) ara limit hestn -TME. Nie. 4358 O1 ; ‘ HRIis a as , . CNBR t [hi.l? e* efficien fer ceeking and co!d water and night elevator serv) free sg’ oruge Apner*men's eq! cealiei bed. electric range ant tures, ice chest, shades, ro refe ences required or ‘ 17 "Fz ‘ Port Bs PARK rocne rrienmier" hORKRS) PAKK Ei 40 rent at a’ HAMII, AMA. HL, 44° } re? al ye? CON VEN fh oF a ons 3 fiaer “10 ine apart nen’ re [4s TS i flows —— 4” | a) , ee reer ifui Are reors floor adcertiment 15 ' Wa owright: Ridg arart* ment perer are + wopi ng mn \udirz garage re. VW ASMINGTON roormne 3 and § Roettger-M asek -Jehle So eh b pw 1.1 noxtert NTH 8 Or he afore aD. store and W vom og mederan f.ore Te ee a “ae * * * hour + Seer h 7 > vwna. soar ete! chase serarat'e per sag of ab cet mantels. part - “es } ’ esa Ape OR RON . Soot’. so Checteet &. ~ «+ «Fr asje? ‘rar ™ . 4 een range ee a nian

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—e — eS = a 1 OFFIC ‘ am j T. . Dare N 17 Chestn it will Tots hol, J é Re - > of 5 ‘rooms. el tr 1K OS r | LFIEL D a tT FE 3. toe | ness 4. rr ren i . e J J ) er In 4009 LINDELL f rc MPTON aoa sult: Keys at eli? _ HAU > R REAL TY Mo *} Chest aut._(e%) - . 4213 “Six rooms. “first loor, mevaeTh, wa “Tou i> 4140 M dern a trem . if : 7 “ 2 N and 5 rooms: bath, AN] 1 ag Se —5 rooms; />- arre : § bath. furnace; open, New, fireproof apartments just completed; replete with every ‘wo apafttments left in this 4416 | maell Bi. _aundry;’ decorated ; cheapest Sa ot oniy Mure shader and “be sens; bath and fur-| len ren SE KR. 1008 Chestnut |e - tf modern convenience; facing Forest Park. beautiful 12-family apartment | ll $16 » a . e a nase eee 1 ; | : a oy — . . . : ‘ z soe — PAGE BL, 5719—6 nice rooins, see Ridge. ROSENBAUM-HAUSCHULTE R. E. CO., AGENTS, 2407 NORTH BROADWAY H ri agit New ¢ athedral fiat, 7 rooms; modern: both ahd electric Call 2313 S. 13th. Sidney 1916. __ ee PAGE Bl... 45>—5 rooms; separate turmace, ter at ras ‘ : 7 : Apply ch bulidin me i ) “ ) > “ata er : — a ‘OME TON, 1106 = N Elegant second-floor+ NIN TH, 2209 S—3 reoms and finished aitic, tric; 2d floor ; a8 Cali at ° : fixtures; newly 7 et ee ee ey * ap tie ina : i ot t Nxt ures: first - c as $” , REFS SS 14 room in perfect condition; 3 baths, lASs ); open a : > rouse. : -. hope ut | a = ~~ - " : ; Se ote. ahi sible i - “ so - ——-enene , —— ha ar nwo } Ps eore: re w } Ate pric kK pnarace ( OM PT { iN 11606 N. ~~ Near Paston : fine NORFOLK, an A $10: 103 N. 9th st. decorated. 00 gas, electri ; te) ‘ : ’ te A ‘ Two ; — — . APAR ENTS—\ : ; 3 RTMENTS—WEST } | FRANCTS' US & KUNZ, 4 Chestout_st + rooms and bath: modern eleciric fix- ne sg oom a beth furnace. mi . gttic; . | sae APARTM ENTS_ _WEST APARTMENT TS—\ DW EL Lit GS FOR RENT—WEST ™ ires newly papered and painted large i OHO. ~ 281 we | ne og basem 4 . vu. water open. ’ ‘ are til une 7 TY ae waisiadiaen ~ RIDGE. ee5 an ee SARAH, 191A—3 rooms, water, a NORTH Deimar 1863L. Ta} #4. Main 1198 ~ : ; . : ; i . ¥ ~~ Pe tn emt ++ eet Se Ayal ¢ LEB PBB LDP eA eee al eel - POPP OO OOS - IO ed NN Nm i > WEST PINE Bl... 3743-8 rooms, hot-water UNIVERSITY \P ARTME N Ts ~ L>hl MAR Ff j bs Fight rooms, b _ fur | 1441 Shawmut ? it? o | DICKSON. 2: 2 . 4 roots and stable: large OREX YON, 3035 ’ i 4 Lrice fade ol e _heat: janitor service: open ires; good condition; furna: corate’: rent $14. | ORBGON, 2010—3 large rooms, ;urT : : - -~ eh aA Wasn’.t’ ‘ on bh! Bed: 4, ies “4 yr; . ‘ . wT a’ ce res iden e ri ’ oe i ° ' loki t Si - ‘ I. YNDTON APART ME ATS Ke ‘ 7 : ; ‘i ~~ s i . ." IN 2235 Four reoms lst floor geod rated: $10 - ae . elec- . ~ » TOO j j e 9 > real {fr ten Vv rent ' 7 > ; a ‘ 1 bs : are all re nde rn wvwenie x , ’ order onty ; hice _— . . Seer ~ h as ‘Ol. " v1 ; ice rooms, furnact : : rs — ta Va ve —) 2 RIA KH! t * : oom th. cheap. wrk ‘ nic ; . r 1543. Ce = ha able: open Oliv 2165 ‘ shower beaeths, osmporused her ! store - ani: reen) and fixtures ° | 5a r, Milk Pe a h. A i That 4 1 AWA ae Phy i: Atead, rent re &320F alle PARK. uv) —FYve rooms and Uvalo, « VE « + " aaa PR en ~bath electric; #&- yard, . e. ma! loads, Seeek! 3 . a } ‘ . . vw . . 4 , " "Tt> “ee + Weedde . - = s ‘ . » > ‘ + © ‘ -t> ' ? : 7 . ‘ » lz ne AAD NCE YP. HE AT H. 1006 Che stnut et rag on large ivimge f*aemMs. | ra! ager. Dis ER 14 N. Réghth st. ~ 2) 2A! 1 IN, S1lus -Furnished front or connect li . —— O14A | iba janitor service; ae ; SHERMAN I & . dean W ..— Tip he yin & ROS r , iroiahed hath ti a n = of. 9 . ; eo , 572 -Two blocks south of La- Desirable Houses — room housek e (Fox: dpnone. 1 BRA Rit, 2356—5 rooms and Soave ne eo) Mi RRS AACH R CO.. on? (“hestnut s _ new: Ge ~orated: $7.50 ts . oe we os , ’ > 2 € . ‘ . t ASTON “” j Mar fon, 2 roorn s&s, $7 SA , . = Del mar) * row a, SLATTERY. “CORA -4 nice, Ught . tora! a t ) wh (he t B a rm: or ill w228e--4 rooms ? eMORRIS AA‘ - 2 ee en: $12 BP sek ‘ “MISCELLANEOUS hea '. 1c) s TS ; i.b C'o., OO _Baston RV. ic) | & lectric light. screens, Shades, Wii =* | - ore ‘TY, * * . ryt ae & j be of. Fl LA i eas men f TeX ee nd um e kitcl =33 } Al order?’ | dei iT hoes NT H. R1Ziy Ss. ye hree rooms $7 ee tly 4 f a. ANTA. } wwiy pa ° , aA-»a w&! - 2 CHOICE A PAR | M KEN T a ae ae See Cee Sees _ — ' . rooms —£ | FRAN( is, L458 4 rooms. list floor $14 piv 4168 Neosho, SARAH. 1218—Five rooms, bath, hen» ‘TAYLOR, 2526 N.— * SRO6 Cates, corner Hamilton; 7 rooms, thi Suiid agate Lic i £0 ee | = OE fhe arya leco- ~2)) RANKIN 210, 7 —— | PIENNSYLVANIA, 4c8—Flat. 4 rooms ty pered. gas fixtures; $160; open corner _. store Exceptional Opportunl « i Oo Aw ° q2 82. Wit ; ry - sl i “tt j Ligh 4 ‘ : b y r . ‘ “ : .t ~. >! - . “ n- | ~ — — a — ae ; : ~' — Mionr west; heat and janitor service $62.2 Discount I Pamir i x = ’ . ‘ J ° — — . . - . - has “(“A at, we \ M4 rooms ana bain =! ‘ r — ~— } t mt. en ee are . - "Bae ce -. " " . , 4590 McePHERSON buN sR! To ss sa-TOOT Ine: : “ny Ri nik hardwood f ‘ Al order: = . > * + ‘ 7; . " a r _— . “¢ g > ‘eT Viale , ‘ - “Ti wis — - = ; 7 _ stl nice rooms, third floor east: beautifully Ricken reve BMC have (rrand c2kOW. ‘CY. Uatet---¥ rooma, bath. furnace, elec- memes wa eoepuamamomgr antl —snmncen ————— VP PrINGW r, se Ls. = i.——o rouins: good or- | RUSSE!I ‘ou yjormns and bath; Win- |) wayy R. aa KN. nice rooms, “newly deco- | with Sere, ay 513: oom eg mahi nice front porch: atrictly modern; | > iW, : N.-~-G rooms. furnace. bath. cio fixit wal fictures; newly cecorutel: 2 se emt ———— | de ry Sle ive 242, Central 19721... 5s oe on $31: cand month, $23; | pi gee painted newt electric fixtures and | TWENTY) -THIRD, 2523 N. ~3- roam | . ¥ Ee ated pe a tang ee i ee vac pat Noy. 10 , Be Imre (Chouteau, & rooms att $52.50. j 2 14 : ' numer © : t mi condit } ‘ i : , th ON re R. G. SCOTT, SOO Chesinu® st. lei. $6. 1011 S, 18th, 6 rooms ag on ; MORSK REAL ».. 813 Chesinut 3 w¢ ‘ 4 fr EK al, bome West End. HILDENBRANDT & NOB REALTY ae ear GUODFELLOW. °.368-_5-room brick cottage: ‘iit ee on i hoe nd ‘pas. || NORTH M. LRKEI J215--S rooms, rent $5. | RUTGE 21e-—Three rooms; §9 bath: . | —— : : rivate farnily respons! bility 615 Chestnut st CHESTS . oe a adlataet peterertalae Retin ibiiccain OST CeO Sr "Deimnhr 4410X | ree eee tae age. tis. + ey (cy) = KKEA ae & MVRANKE, 1008 Chestnut st. | VANDI rN TER, Lae iA Four nice rooms: | pWENTY-THIRD, 4082 N- Seat! Phone Forest 3012 or se SI NUT, 1123%—Ten s " ene te te msnontnnnst Wl : oo WESTMINSTER, 12 rms., huw ‘SPIN 19°. coe ae Wg el = a d s; laundry, attic; fe YY o. Watnwright Bidg.: House Ww it h Apart ment Service: adie Ab room wy ~ el og aot suit Gi x ot FELIAIW. 1225 % rooms. large waraiee i Hh Ms bos if { » - ® be } SPIN, Bast e P ght" en. n for “a GER, ise Rooms, upper fioor, $i 7 iin goes 4 agri. Gh n+ ‘OTT. cow Chest nut st eT . : . c, bt a Rea w ft : “ _ 4 o 1O:sT-N ¥ . 7 rity . Rae ha " ‘ e 0 ard 3. ata ;, + ——— -- ; —_ —~ ~—r - ig DROT Cates av.: 9 rooms: hot water, steam ; ULLER R, EB. CO., 108 N Mth a, ies N ar wr iP | ‘ia B. ARTMER, 2 rma. fur.. — F. H. INGALLS CO., 412 N. 7th ‘Bt — ge a age : newiy deco ViRNON, 4701A—6 rooms. Fe: SF" n om U'NIVERSITY, 2245-—six rooms and be WEST heat, janitor service, shades: newly deco- DAY TON, 2027—s rooms; will put in good ERMA a i dng, cient Pas mt 1} age . > oor | StHfiRIDAD pee) ; UTGIER, 2602 | NICS mad ; bs. O'REILL . mn os 723 Chestnut floor, 0 a. rated. ready for occu ney: 70. Phone (Cab- condition: $30. 5 iternationai le ‘| ; : ne rape) . N, 2820 (rear)—vo rooms: elec tric rated: tollet and gas -- & - , : ne : on fon lace, - -~ne semen ‘intial > “ornial any 2119 ere ws ” (62) WATIS REALTY CO.. 621 Chestnut st ' GRANVILL a e 1879—-8 rooms, bath ire i tt °?° I NGSRU an sae lights: water; $8.50. 7 7" ” « $9: 4 rooms, $10. | VERNON, 5514 i rooms, ‘bath. eens CNIVERSITY. 2520W.—3 large. Hees ENRIGH? r, 44 F doe or ~ ~~ = . Li —— 4 ‘ . De I : Cr Fae ‘ ; : j 1 ls heat ‘ ’ CH AU NC KE Y Pp HE HT owe Ch , 1) is i? ANGE, 144] » rooms, ‘ , 1 ht: ‘20 ewe ak orc} ‘ ' at nborn row odern irtiitt HOUSK—For rent i? sae ni ace £4 dw. fi as ~ 71 ZATH, 1006 ertnut. ic bath ele tri au mM WART. 10 Chestnut sf attic, large side h: laundry, “3 nNeir . art ash. & orm I ome. i? ; ‘ - " 7 . = i> . | j LAs ge , _— : — ; : ~/T" > ” + a NS, é : ; 4 pha ' . - -— -—- : 7 ’ re , ae t Moke »d I’ loor A p: urt ment dition: fixtures; 635; centrally locired, oa BSL FINLD & LEWIS 722 Chestnut : lg] 8511 CLEMENS, 1° SHERIDAN, 3131-6 rooms, bath. totler; just | ©" aS ECO. 103 N. Mth st. ee oe —a-coom fiat, $24 WARN}, 434SA—3 rooms, hall amg a : iocation for boe rders Lindell 20 ? ‘SRA N Vers 2 27. 149° House with coa! re} . es | een Da inted an I papered throughout, $1 te | =- —" - : hall and VON y E RSEN. 4-5 4 art Delmar bi} wor ; Ae ror “ ompete & S652 Bartmer av, modern apartment. four [Aci epe. sbis—! 6 rooms. $22.50. Call Sunday. Delmar |/i| . 7 xs — RSISN. ‘58G @ rooms. se ond fic V sod ' ‘shaiat $19 % ae poe ‘ ; ~ and an ae LUCAS 54098 — Nj r a HRSHLAND TER. a | 2 , TWENTY-FOURTH 435 N.—3 1: r Leas : —— hot water pian . , : _ ae ~ Moder furns 1 ae 3 8 ooms stea ° ’ 4A. Unga ow rooms j ’ 4a i . . a@ee J » iarge ™ms., : — oe ok lilt a = . . - ¥ nit —T gt " . OND. "an 4 ‘ ” n u H arlan C ourt. > 545 )- 34 6] De Imar. screens abd fixtures: $35. Se and bath-:. hat wat er heat: larze \ aan ; ee - ‘ane first floor: oniv $°% Key at 1431 (cS) SALENA, 2414 [wo large room: and kitch JOHN 38. BLAKE & RRO . Rin Cnes ' ; WRI sont ‘ a. “aes” - at oe Poe ‘ RAY M ner will boar. j ‘ = ‘ } ’ » mw ; ve , ‘e . , : . . , vs ; 2 a Sar ae \'} - 4 at it ~ ‘ e } ra : “ : wr, i = 4 nice roome (6-room efficiency), incind- a A io (cy tric and gas: 1 block srom end of Mar Ht] bt.. hardwood f! rs , iii! WASH, 2109—~3-room 1! lat modern, fine er $3. ~- —_ - ge pots =: > » « ras cRSE N, SISOA--© rooms. : bath, ; —e— ; ; m om! Ing free ice, telepbone, ele ‘tric ranges and MAR KET. 3 8423 Six rooms ” gas and water car: convenient to ¢ i} r tine oe | $ : ; -OR WE PHERSO. P 7 yall. rT bright rent ata R SHAW, SS4RA ” rooms, bath, urnace, oe. ric, laundry: ni N. th « L206A \ladison St. ») Rm RESIDENCE Wea To rent; i re: fricity for c ooking, ré frigerat tor. maid i _ Market car ] ne: white on ¥. P hone ben: on hic ri Sky kor r@ni. ] ve 1 ee}! : reASOnal.¢ rtf bat . aw oe Tr ‘ ¥ ‘ i ) " SHILA W. AG2SA Six rooms, bath, f nace, R. aR NY Re + IS & Ss} D> ( HI” . ‘ oi me by ite W ent EY 1: for winter or term | mervice, elevator. See manager at build- | SAW. (ci) terms: 5 reoms and bath: frame bungalow iis a ciailiiakeenamad ~~) R¢ () \l S S11 near Reservoir Park; adults. Grand 3071.) WAGNER, 6222A—3-room flat, to aoe PB. Lagoa alt alec scarce; Baal nished or unfurnished. Myre. . (rpe ) | ‘ ‘ i ; a ae | ric hi { tenant. 3! omen ee — mi té Z and rea irites! walking distance, ne Open for inspection Pm ail hours wee THERESA 51 oN : 10 rooms : ba > - w! 4 blocks south of Market ( ine, O4OY “4 - r — ear « er " x Or - ’ ES " é ay. ! ms. ath. e ly OQ Pe ht. P - 7 ‘or cS av et erything new e ect . re ee . see anit . . - : , ° wre ° ‘ i rT , nts j _ . ’ 4 ; SAP ie * . i SHE ANI rA Pl SSO i b. —» iar OMS, r OGNER : > 7 oe m f) t Lo mn - ‘ It ("F, REA 8 Rs wg 1m) N a () F a a Cc \ 4 u are WA 9 6 4 roo ' A ts F% ‘ hth ry x x Cc AT “a gage in connection: $50 $v. decorated: low ‘ west. s0X st-Dispi . #2 RR. G ~é Oo Ches t ’ Fea teytuston a ee ; —— . | eT ’ ' ras (f king: insi ite oa ORSON FE. & RB. tr. St rrr, BOO Cne tnut: BARNGROVE & SPECHT, 112 N. 7th 5: KING'S HIGHWAY, S34 N . ae ihe aa cke.oe Lgbts, gas for cooking; inside toilet, Mme “bath. hot-water heat; modern / ant: $ii > rT’ yur ‘ Ra Re mean > : —— tno Li lance ar or + ne ut I haw. trt ‘Lar: cneapest and best —- : “. ioe , -_—— , >. " » N % BA RWICK APARTMEN > a ee, sd apt seins Beare rt il room ur ' “i SHENANDOAH, s967A—6 rooms and bath: WwairoN, 1009A-—-6 rooms, bath. furnace ROOMS AT LOW ue Reauttfal 10 wines meters aed @ oOnen, é » i . l ooms., ‘ | 4 ‘ ‘ : ~ ‘ . i ‘ i wi oo 3 ¢ ‘ (ae . 1957-61 McPHERSON AVN sail - f a a :; IN Ty + : = : ; ' ; | Ls , ‘ “> oo ¢ $36 00 } lat — | and b Rooms furnace. electric £4 , ae gare: ee. rent. reestnet > Pe Hogan, 4 rooms cold ter for wet 1 wo ‘ } r e . i Meiabs E51 iG -~ rooms ban: Cx =" ; — ae coiaeeee | : OTE , +i} } ls . 3° stnu ' r ~“ 3 th . e Stx rom apartment, 3a fivor, southern ARSE N Al “259 ly 8 rooms Nie alien’ Satry ne Oe} ' 4 n aos if p Seat . a , (houteau av.. : i4th. $ rooms and SHENANDOAH, “SIGA Six rooims and } A Wh RR 8. ty i ! : . ooms Q ee 14 i 7 Pe STEIN IT rs posure, all outside rooms: large. lent gar. Wat er low. 3} en ; RAN rSCTS weTTN?, i *) > Hy * ie im il bath, 1st 1o?! ‘nies ook ae m Y- bath, electri lighta and iturnace. ren TON, 11L58A— Five rooms and, bath, cic s\. » Foomns css eee eee . wane Nee ee eee eee eg | BLOW. 2d ~ pede ANCISCUS & KUNZ, SO Chestnut s! screens, § comb. fix.$59.00 [Tl] ) @ .ooms and bath righ fioors | €: lights, Dutch dining rooin, §21. nh, » Fooms sees aaa Ret t ‘This urnish Pk, LANDY R. Kan ag ee ag att ‘ ATE gp v-roomn brick cottage; city w LINDELL, Bis, #0--Large boarding hous 1 4452 LACLEDE, 9 rooms. bath. fur.. Recently remodele in good or THERLAND, 4958A—Southampton; five! OREON FE & RG, sCOT?T, 806 Chestnut st. | 1404 Franklin; 3 rooms, 24 floor 4000 roomal 4 “ 4 c “, ~~ « 4 | ‘ 7 - ; Miao te au 54 ; ? re) ° — A S : . > a . ’ 4 ’ ty 7 iv) th " - . 7 i ' v “ EAs; iverside 400W. C) w AN DE VES NTEI 7 ‘. ae i. Chure hi metie t JAMES H. gyro IRE R rooms. bath. furnace, electric, screens and | WARREN. |92.—Tnree large rooms; soutu é. BROAD S, 9 x. ‘ Ww —e. -- ter heat: furnieem . r vr si ’ ery e i ry t *) : - é ” vad , . ® f ‘ : . . = - ‘) i? : CR NT R A | i \ PA kt iM EN | > I } me sot Agee ho 1 nt; #§ rooms and ; ’ Y ; : ed t St. tae 4408 a MIiLILAN 6 rooms 10 Chestnut 3 a} jades $20. ern @xposure, rent $12. -Re¢ \OM K [ AT showr rent = cml y reeponsible 4s 4 ; lar« vod oors - arge living roo! . LIN TOP ii... gers. nice reome well ar om $ , i | - ——— ~ . — : a — id j ' } i ni " s - P4ficle , . ' F ‘ oa vIn, i ; rriat SKE pred »* eooms. $10. WASHINGTON BL 47 6-room flat, $27 rc 5701 9 Olive St , ‘oe, sion, PS 4 BAther and back porches, screemed: hot- te] ranged for roomers; furnace, fine order; SOUTH TEN NE: BSEE _ My AVING 2 TRUST ‘Oo. ‘4900 Delmar bl. ic) "4028 GROVE ST A rete : TH EIMER., ® ornished or unfurnished: rent in ‘ludes ho Bes, electricity; iot 560x165: two ic] reduced, $4. ({ orne 5 te Ke 7 os ——_ ~ THN NESSER, MEt2- Fiat. G rooms, bath, a ; om lust cone over: electric lights; sat —_-— = ane old Water, oe apg og light, heger a! houses: owner on premises: winter’s c a a> v & R + SCOT’, 200 Chestrut at ARMSTRONG +. bepe ‘our rooms. bath - furnace. electric: fine condition. " WASHINCVIUOUN Kl... 4722A— ' thaQticdi. €tli- : : | : ee ae o », ‘ P. . res Tw ¢ rooms: eB. L . ruc. y r “ ~~ : ‘ hades, sTreens, who nine and fixt res, Bes hot-water } t on von mouern house ; . 48S io) t os anomie . — --- . } ARSENAL, 238 iwo rooms, ld floor. HIRI Wie S. ate wr! wo scale W ASHINGTON bia.. 45K, A H-room apart |- LA | > ON McKIN 4 sm. e592. Mod ern “te rior — Is a required Nee Inunager, eat, shades; coal in at May . —--—-—--—— . 4 = ta vee t: $7 i Dm. voll s ; rooms and water; $38.5. or a ; ge. 3% rooms hall bath 1 in b putidis _price, St. Margaret's Parisn. \e7) cCPHERSON. 4067--S-ruvom hous electric _ ' i SE PATENT AB : water, atti OW Fest. Ose it vie pain hy ws 11a = begat _inent, heat ater, janitor, SAL. for (" AR | INE tar “4 onth Kevan 6736 W x i y RUST CO., 11%? Waehington av ‘EITMAN. 6901—6 rooms. Dat? fixtures: newly decorated: $35: open | ARSENAL, 2sbl—s rou Ss, 2d floor, gas ; = 5 Nt ge es morrthe ; $32 TAD for = oe tabs snamstsons = 7 ie N j” IK] I) APTS Phone service Li dell B41h lL electric. PTE RSU* O63_8 om , - ect) ter, attic: low rent: $7:Ww. PHIRTY-NIiN- Ag YItoA SS Mo ern & rooms, | HR. A. THOMP SON rR. Ce S72 Delmar t 1206 Madison: 5% rooms, newly pal FLATS AND AP'T'S. 7 4 4 ‘ i - 46 ‘ . e i ear A vies rooin MOUs - erie 4 “a : ‘ " 7] eT ( } ’ | sat “; 5 nanny. ’ . ‘- spr ae a . : rh , » , ; me VED iD 4ha 4 ). HOFFMAN “sth éiratic — itv. furnace. interior newly painted: open oer A »> BENT, 8242 (cor. Humphrey}--4 rooms atu re tion ars _-- -| W ASHINGTON l.. 42%%+—Modern apart nered throughout new chain elec 339 Olive st Kfficiency type, rent in- Grove line) Mets. 13 mh n ot y Ae rn . ae 3 : ve ———— : bath; $16 ic) | TWELEPTH, 1542 S.--Mour rooms, $¥.00; room | Oo! . maid's room and sun parlor; tures; save one hour this winter a. Pifficteney ° be . - , : i sa ( aé rT] lite ray T oy t Q i -_ fl , y | °4 } . - . " . , " . 4 % eo ot cludes electricity for cooking and lighting Station and N« e Als : - i. are : pt bath, electri laumears | is bea ei *' , mn Wren ee vRACE —-. : eh ~- vores = ji day and nieht elevator servic e. larke re- bath, hardwood r s. Dutch din ng ron Sex STOW ART 1002 ‘he sie +t 4 attic’ pas and er. #1 (CC CNICA ~ ' z os er CP AH Pi, sete * rooms, 1st q ij WASHINGTON Bl... 7 Five-room flat. ' i &).4 ova > NT wa 4 oF ad eption reom apartinen's equuippeu with con- @icctrie fixtures furnace Ss Teens arden t ; f{lu--Newly cecorated ag ! mot ret 5 ‘| “Rox K-05. Fost-Dispateh —_ screens, awnings: references required) Apply and (Catholic schvo!: an idea! fen te Mere: AInNed . roums, furnace, marble silk, : BOT ANI( Al,, JvG4 ‘ive-cooml flat; sieeping £4853, USaW ee Se 9 JOHN. svt MENAMY 3 & R. EF bas W eli-turt ! De OO! blaec ve ge ! : S Residence rooms 1 “abgag " . cae ~ ART en-te ‘Oo manager, In building. or ,, hinet rent $26, di he) _ 816 Residence, rooms; hall porch; showers il i furnace; rent 1@€a = - MS N. (erat av MISCELLANEOUS ~ AP D af ' Lee “te . preferred CITY TRUST CO 11ZR”" Washington av . >a. oo ue apa : vr Py at? ay or , ; mm : open, able \ If OR. 2uooA- 4 rooms, bali, Lurmace « ae en o ; - es " ber he JO1S-—5-room coitage, modern: ai awe nea siggy ate $ > wi ' pag . . a , ; - - . . . 2 . . . ’ ‘ ’ “7 i bf . ‘a " a 46 ron ie a a | ‘ .* - In beautiful Sherwood Court, 5 JlOUISIANA. 1926-Kight rooms ana |} loor hot @ ater heater arge sleeping terv: 6 rooms: lot. I¢ (All ORNL A. Sod41--Modern 4. or © room} * 4%! INI . 20l4 ee -* J. CONCANNON, 212 Wainwright Bids nurse Will rent or share nicely FLAT Wtd (+ or & room — modert conveniences Opposrit Re ; . ’ on: . tate famite rit as ir Ka rep! ower flat 7 rs eh MUA FT rooms and bath : neated apartment Ne hildren vill leare Hox ‘am heat. tile bath, tele yhone Dn atlie « :, ' PORILE é 7 * ery il cond n> private iamity ree: ‘ ' - . t4 lat rath o ' ene Tap. Oe a Soe iy r athe ° ~ oF ae “roe f Park: $0) ) will les resp maibie @hant omnis ‘ tr ( (CALIFORNLA, Jolu--—F our nice, large rooms, a el hel ’ ~ 2 . electric light first-class condili dated irses preferred; FLAT Wta $ or 4 rooms ame anc lmanitor service. MIAMI, 230u--6-r 77 yer Ua and inspe , yop 7 ! " , : , ine Ist floor: bat electriciiv, hot, cold water = pte ens, BE rr we ee i ~? St ? ES + et) “ais SB. TECH B ¢ $25 OV COltage and batn Moe L, ve! A“ ais . . . : : dry: dine loset; is acatleu i . ONCANNON. 212 Wainwright R Minsinsinn! “Valley Trust Ce, ~~ eee a we we we Sea * a ted fig js ae 8 od be }4 | s : age si ic) ¥ i ix ‘ mRN | Lue rigat 18. i@unaury ‘ ip ate Vie »- ie he . , Lo i Modern 4 1" : , ooTns mod Noe ver on premises Re ron ; hai ( ALLFURNILA 4) 4 wrifgi rooms, a i Pr , - ~~ o : : Wid | © eg }" R200 MILENTZ, 401 -4-room bungalow, rent $30 od floors, il decorate y n ms >-roon suse and cea WYOMING " ba! ur! ee hee v _—s 5 -guee . ‘hildren Cabany is i K 086, Post-Dtag ’ ‘ »« >! 2 Ae i ot co ' +) ’ ’ , + ry . = eat, ee ae a pits : ; . Pp Pee . ' 4 ey R & (“¢) 2 Che yy! eae " : : - = 1 it , Bi hone ore gt ’ - 2 seepage ae Daath, f: race hard wood vle es Le’P a Tic ' LX" 4 : ‘ ] nieh > ¥ cus i Aivl: ORNI _s a yeep v7 i ae ahd bath. hent s . bi e ‘ b nde = = ‘ . 4 * W tA Teo rent = ae @ . - * mmr’ c ‘ an ‘ ' ; r Me@rgnee Car souty > ° ey . . $15 (‘ey rm | {\s4° ain A con ‘ : aa . i ‘ ND 5 Ol nis, re or ns: ‘ ry f riy er g . + » ‘ ou MERCANTILE PRUST CO., Agent MIssiSSTP Pi, Ow M > ; aie sat U1 j ‘Re ‘ , ; 7 WYOMING, 15 -$ large rooms. | aes ibinati wc fixtures ndl ne in $71 . ' 5 tg ee ~~ . Py " ‘ (‘} ‘ 1 _ 4 se , od rti S(@ain heate } . . . .. ei “ e . Tis a ? ’ ) } A qt i] rh? roomyDs Witii 4rv rT arb] ly mea? 4 car 4 , } . . = 640A a bs — Twoecust, Kighth and St. aries Sts. electri sbted dwelling is beautif ah cueap (oO Food crenan 7 $i: = Se een | oS A ae eis pal» na - r Ww or 5 room . MiSsc.l ' IT Cot ta 5 j i? n esti ; «+ 4 ah r? ‘ ‘ ‘ ; ‘ . ‘ , © ‘ ’ ‘ 7 7 ‘ ‘*hesint ‘ = ¢ \N sys 80 . eva ; iarege V roacg le ‘ i Dw \ RD l, DAKE WE a4 . 2 ’ ahs er : | cueee ti rnish P heat f irnigh “} ae . whe lAge Mice room ig ye | +} } } ( r: mo ; . —s - -e - p rT) . eA! ' A 4 rvian ( A Nd ri yy) en; g» :210-—-10 rooms il vente! 3 7) mt ‘OPK ALTY . Slue .OG . . ' nie ra ah — $e . est of Union, ala b . ‘TC : | ior O-TOOM house, garden 4 , - ER. eee et a as oe aa oad 7" ; snl , - . ectric, west of JI ~ | I: IN ISHED i $c Avpliv 3468 Morranford as WRUSK A : \ Soy et; ‘ CE j ly (Chestnut , 3 ’ , " Humphres " ris ern 1ew | ‘ NORTH % ‘= 1} Sunday, | alranvyv + . — a ‘Ss al T “or rent 4 ! om r —— : ® r 4200 4208 Marvian’d av.; beautiful, soo} MMi ct gpewteh 1126-10 rooms Steam heat: 'NEWBERRY THER.. 45-4! OMS, ta, i rl! ri (tage large new § / Lhs9 ee) ee d wily dae “Wheedcinay ie bat! furt ‘eu . . furr Rhee: can oy ba turnin COTTAGE We = r Steg t-cls ondition: ae : lectrie gehts, ‘nt reason: o good tenar ¥ decorated, |! ( reduced , floor é for insper tion SUNGBY , Bw | , ” - ; * y .* , th or ner’ Ww modern 4 and 6 room ana: iments: steam heat, ‘ put in first-class condition: $40 = ' + FRE a a ee Soe ASHLAND ‘Ot )-room fiat conven - of hard and soft coéa L; Ors " _ indirect Metiing, hardwood floors. i R ANCISC t S & KINZ, SO4 Chestnut at EWRERRY TERRACE, 445 —-) oms, ° eee SON, ideo Cheatnt AROLINE, 2600-4 reoms, , Vacant Oct ; | er Oe te . ences | IS15A- Pen ivan oF . $22, 1. HH. Smith, white erame! cas ranges and ice-) OHIO, 3146-2 “+ % rooms and stun parlerel : near car “¥ vu Box 6. 46. ‘entral Ss rey KLAN 6, O12 Wainwright Bldg nt. light 6-roorn | tric fixture: | nao 606, Me «> rit mec St r ce ui MACON, 1YLLA—-$ rooms, bat © hig! f des owner employed; wit a eleciric an’ i. ted: KESIDENC -—-kor rent; 9 room: near Grand & , bainted: reduced “hi te) ; er asey roums and bath; ae. ee oo, : Grand S341W Sunday or 4 PLAT Wtd.—Small, eee . ‘ * \7eti biocks fro ruse Fanning Schoo! , n fort pection MACON, - Laur ‘ive rooms, newiy atGu, ly: referen * ticulars and phone number | ‘ PAS, von me ‘ ‘ tric : $) a ‘ os . chaatgr . ' , OulY, r ere aaa a K “37 TP’! IMenateh Wr 3 or 4 room stew Page ‘ room m® “ “he BP Ber ep ees ~~, r ~~ (eve ener ' ,e\' APARTMEN I" for rent; ventences Call Riverside 1110, een : ° os ) rneap rent ony | Hone! - lay: $30 he urnished . ee : ¥ : ... i + tj — ANDERSON S POC } IC ERMAN. BAC" ~ AND NOR 2 r; A}; ~FLILN s MivchA tl 198 kurnished s. ’ . ‘ modern residen ; " , huusekeepiug re? . th len laase;- rental $2000 per Year. eakine ait idence. SMM) block, Flora bl hisins ll é , = .. Grand a\ nga ~ SHENANDOAH, 4137—Modern; 6 ' 4 ‘ . . ¥s " . ‘ it \ y, i a 4- Uw bun | tos he tectri or | rent $25 an sIuss 41441A-~)5 rooms, bath. gas, electri by ? _ ', : ) ites o + mabe " sire walking distance to down ; 814: nese Lae ana N e > atlas WEST ae ceri $16, North St. lauls y BC : z : } ! bert. 2 Oe Tt ‘ Kteac fat . - nr walls. Box E-243, Post-Dis KUTGER, 36: leautiful o-r ” lal Parish, Soldan High Scheel dis ardewater rere $it; keys ne Re. TO LAIR, | | , ‘ — tile bath Recbeowinn ” Piaemcausat ae . ri , Keys next deo COMPTON, JOO 5 roums. bath and ele 2 J ary , sink, wa ~ . TS & A i ‘ ° i ALUTE iurTnace iar e aada : ~ . LaPeer ! it $04. : roc ms uud lie W.LY die « ric ete hil fl WEST . r , o ‘ . > . r > - ff P ) aun r . ‘ ‘ . and i : I ' 4 room Liat, a) ‘ paert f til J Cu y lex ur t “al } ‘ i ‘ Bi. ANGE, 6 reams and ¢ ; ines: one ro! ith’ gs rertiree. Rent chea . 4Gr4 -Six ooms electric; M. DU. ORF ‘ : wi asta om re ten ' 7 sent ~~ = owen —~.. =* —_ ‘ ’ bet ; — e $20: will be put In shape OT} COMPTON 4514 & Orn y rooms and nied . ea - St R Bs a | then rent “~~. DEL M _, F : od —- oo f : ty dey anges line, ; = ae ; : reer flat room efficiency. : ; +- room use. -1 ter. it} hath , ar Loe: - . ’ ; rsveyt ms 2 B De a: aA. 2 root cit. Ee: ; 8450, : mort fre ARTMIER, towA —o ruoms ath, 4 rooms, (1.5) Dil, bi Ate : A ' Ria! . i ~ : ph se ehee roi rive large rooms and bath; first rel c , - ie con “We goccuplied if mediately. 4 (WO autos; all nigdern con : , 4.) BRU rooms: ” baths: unexpired RESIDENCE ~kor jease ; hea rift 1] room | Ae I ; s i¥ . ‘ : . a is, tii’ 17 r : \ rPuovii 4 ss ‘ ‘ . . ' , : & ss . oe +" $14: . ‘hones SO (¢ Hestn ? bath, por j ou lio - ae ti, wit) wll eonver ber ex * wy coup te; bet w h I « Tila \ ha je? Unger ESS lis Sser , Prualli: . — ?. , — 9 i ERD A. BENERKE 412 Wailnwrient : hoto studo 6 will alter tor residence : ears seri , - : a , by _ comfortab! furnished: will rent all £ - rhree rooms and t 1] > } : F ree , #tD ’ ’ . . ‘ t ‘ : are : »Cpal - ohed : ode ‘ ‘ rucih>, val, ' ‘ , 1:3 la Saiie sf lor $1: . - «€ " _ a . . ; " »? ~ i a | ' ant ty tifullyv decorated with p . ~* ' ’ - ~ § ROO eis if a at: A Ww (°) | " . an i her! ent " A . é 4 > > , r r) j ‘ : . priate ri ‘ ae : , pa, " \ “at + P 3 : r . DOT t} bk, pod he ah 7 . ooti furnished ae ¥Il HLN isShHeE ID AT’ ttt hy ENT aaT P }¢ ( : ; j i ‘ @iivi Ka > lene} ‘ . ti . pe a fornishe ' ir W eat Ena: 4,05 W ASHINGTOS = 7 ie ‘I Bag i soon > ru . Ss Pre i pos a. r oer : 7 : | j m4 ; i? ye ' , ace me. - , a z | 2 c; sc x { ¥ 4 St{mut s ' ss | Nk 1. oo Sis TeOouls @ud \ ~ EASTON ve : onnecting as ‘¢h® bat? Hiox A 15. Pow Second Floor. Two Bathea m= on he 4 ; ie §arare = " ———- - - - meee Atity bh ¢ - ia : eles , as :; jen : Si ibodern conve nic nees $50 per mount : tek ag” og — TOUtes : am a re . housekeeping nh t light, gas bg mat = + .PAR rMENT MITRE AN rit, re TRUST Co ae c ; ae y. 2 } , I ’ as, re 7 * om oan : ‘ : rr ‘ . J r. Garber Lister . liackstone uv , Rah ni ‘ ; : VY UY @u« 4 , he rer) , = a FI — a , wore wie ‘Amity ‘ . . . i mi «6Tt CATES ~1GUA aa dean modern f 1. RILLIANTE - : os . ig} ‘ ' Ti ; ‘ i iA i . , . . . . > , ; . + ‘y > ry Ty el Xo) eee ee q P ot- water heat and. strict}, ' ' - = a} yt al nir% 14 : ’ > , , bth . = 4 ‘ } n , rider : 4k Ave '\ a I wecoratei ‘ pvc at modern com vem ences $ _ - NI bet Vie Nie Ye on Soe Pr PA AT A awtlawd! oa hel A --* »~~4 “ ae: TTCER.- MASEK . @ 2 - : ; 5 . ~* , : ee a . a ‘ ; . . oe es . > ; ee , ‘ . ' : x ht i . W at — , , . ; i orgey, ar OAT r i) W Tr Pa . s ooms is vi ’ ‘ , , roothe abu ett ih es i4vi 1 roonmis newly padered r ; . rooms preter : \ ; - ] > ; Va VDeTes neu! RNISHI¢cI> » furnishes furnished Thnone nr... M. 1 A oe fi exe) Mot h nhones ( } oP ' » ‘ 1 ). : ‘ . , ; ry a: . . 7 i ‘ ‘ . . , . fin g} ~ s ee UTR i ! . } 1; va Lage ‘ , r VCR i R «wo., 1065 Chestnut st eet, modern berest Shih - FURNISHED APARTME? x “7 l t ter ‘ . > - . ‘ . > Reautit uiNewAvartments VIRGINIA, Sb raoie and bal inees punmnlbeiges goons MA so wutae 88 Mis ia Seven tums, haa FR Pe ream wa — | ad ao or _* & >| > ~ 4 i 1,1 , rw \ “! ‘ ; . ae . 7 ‘ . ; ; . al iy | iN vat - ro " s. (> ~ . — _ * —= arag = en sec - . . si4ari eb N‘'ti, SSis A & » room ir i In, ai ire large roums, e.e@ctri . RE ‘ | CO 72:3 (henxtnu . (SH kbp APARTMENT—High - couple: small furntahed “be WHrrTinn Wh I? | ag RivTrw 3 LINDELI \ TRui! NIA ~ ie ido rvains ; aj Dat a. fiir Thee? Lit P] : | pt tie (te west) ‘ revolts : " i” ~ ] i r! iw | } 2 } , ’ boo (‘entra ona. . ! | toe) } > . ; ; and co} | water ‘ — ~~ ! ee , Orr ij rartment " Park ow Phe ' End f eie phone ‘ ‘abany _ ‘ , : 7 } 1 ; ' 4 ~e >? tr res } t t ences Tet . } } ‘ rri¢ i T , : 2 : re t S15 tsa ’ ad ruo ! “a* il \ 4 ' : % a Bila AND ‘MARY L. ND gt Petes ge pet Se in ALY to Fo k-front residence, all conveniences, : ei at rder; | : i hee RIGHT NTH yor a ree is ist! laundry: rent 9! i cheney ba hewiy oo ied — SATRNISHEL AP AR NT Ve ao 2 , . NOP Leb iy ba (4) ia t arge front and #s1G ‘“ i . Coat ' OLE gion ty] K l f }yaston) . — - bath rn. “UC RNISHIGSD APARTMEN’ lor 3 nicely furnished part rr Kf ficiency A par ements O15 Chestnut i . ' Oo | —T bath. €40 luced t oh chin sii a mis: Al order. oniy $1) ” . t. in good order wuier, ga , six room apartment or fed 4 Saidan diatrict hy = * a . ” . " baie x ; . * " ‘ so“ : é s¥ ‘ : .* ~~ | s [ hs . d - : ‘ 5 ‘ a . h ; ; : Ready for ~~ v ae gree 2 a * a VIRGINIA J0o4s--J1 nice rooms: hot-wat VEN-RU LB, OTS Walnwrigi SR vil ‘ - Sidhe ge robes , a tome - revips anu ba@ib ORE ON o &R SCOTT, MW Chestnut &t allied Arate| Wes! ona (jiive like; t ‘ references exchanked PNA wit ? an Pedi e. e&tic y " wise eh ry ° . ‘ . - , ’ oé:'¢ . , ae a r . 2uUna “ i 8 ois . oh > ’ a hel - : i P iy ga 7 ; rat " ew — ose . _~ niewm beat. hot water ‘janitor service. hard ie nove ce? hot and cold water — : pee ae - wan ¢ é 4 OD cr. GhuO Piymouth) a rooms, bath, water heat, ¢ ' — ato ne 79° Hispatch. ag FI RNISHED APART “went oat white enameled rénges and ice ; if be put in No. 1 condition: reauced te, fut electri ria al ' RILALTy SS51A -Modeé —_ ieht, room iia lLuwer three rooms th; vacant: $l. tt y, jQudi brick garage. Led a ; 4 NISHi! ) APARTMENT — furnished apartment oF » Taetpete , : . ' TENRERGER. 1 Sight) lect light hia beir inte and all convemiences; rent reasonabdier poe COW anette an Tn “ oo ¥ hexed. beantiful fixtures, laundries, decora LEON EF. @ R. G. SCOTTY. 800 Cheetnar ef R.A thn es i ae ‘hrougbout > Sit tly, pee sels * ELMAR Bla, GUB7A nice rooms, bali woman with furnished effiicteney furnished apartment, _» ' tions to sult. ‘ 'WALLAOB, 4406—Ffour-r SG = 1O! 2405 -— Beautitud sid oat es mat iret ¢ime : ei: wh at, 2 ee, | oe ee above store: furnace, fixtures; $20 2 OW, 2105 6 rooms, $12 } t would like to share with v6 CLAUDE BE VROOMAN, 108 N Rib st “rs age if . oul "gx ont Ad ae vath ‘oomrs, tT] ath, hardwood flours: bo! ‘ r . , of y ae een {eyes 3 - PEON EF & R. . SCOTT, Sue Chestrut 6 rl, ASGOW, 171% kour rooms and bat) t : ons ea rerterences Box K-} rier “o ) f i urnace, lock Weert ; on ‘ons ae - wd . aif Ba . ' . s) or} 7. ‘ ie r ‘ ' oe rat, oth . r , . ; Mian Nw, Central SM - of Bevo leat :' rt RAL ‘rg CHNSS | at ' Rwwsis NBAU M-HAILSt‘H! : y ~ ‘ rooms ba tti, wiy cee LLASTON, 4140A uur rouins, bal aud fix $i3; best in city fo paws HMGHWAY KL, 1406 N, 1 A At Ti “ r I . 407 { iWway (cM i 4) } t. screeney, aunoaory ren rea j ~, vy ertect conditio po? “a ire) “ pe j r : wovenie ot to tw a ~ { : i pp ¢ ‘ ’ tka nm $ Ll _. * ) fy it 4 ‘ I ’ Marl 4 ~- roou.s for ight he ise i " on to be ippres iat ed: quit : toy | ' a . ‘ = a Se : = Modern i-Room and Garage bo RR ao Ets 5 vie (_TOOMm Ss. $. SHULL, 6024 (Walnut Pa )-5-room house, + .~ aoe KLASTION, 4346A-——o roon bath keeping: couple preferred Brom ; 0 PE 3956 Juniata st., 7 rooins, bath, furnace WATTS x oe OCI = $15: nhone Cabany 4965R Pua E—N. 6. | ¢ ter a, Saree : WATTS RWALTY (),, Gel Les GRAND, 41585A N $i 5" | required; reascasiaa es Choice A ariments aa Te Satan. O64 Phone Comme | © AEHINGTON BL, 3829) Kiegaut 12-room ) spar DING, 4768-3 rooms, 4 ixe new, ga* fpor; 10 rocms, large bath, 3s KANDON, SYOUA——Cor ne av i-roo! WANSTRATH Ri T >. 2102 Fast : - ¥ \ “ ' SJ - BOO. dweiling: tmocern Hout = pe . (ic) | FLA‘ — Merames st., corner Gravois, new fiat, beth, tollet, | ‘ , rider; (;rand av. 2 re | nd kisehans be — a = : > rae Tt r , ' ae ots on « ; room ‘ iwood floors, tile bath, fur “s Ter ' esi ' ' ane — . ent, aw ! iS and kitchen; VesU ' . . . s()] K KN \ ik we }? | A ‘kK WASHINGTON Bila, 40 e006 roos) rAY LOR, ; >-room. house and : — ae at, hi eds : ~ ei : - ene : ~ = ee $ ALCKY, 3837- - lie ary t “ ir} 6305 PELMAR ‘Cor. Union) = It 4aNu é di J rnace, fi res 45: goud lveation ent h paawigs “ee Seger tae ants ae Weee nace, scree mee sleeping pw! ._ oe V1 3! oN! > (hestin Licemhids sieniaell —s Handsome ‘-room apartmen, %& 11 rooms, bath, furnace. gas fixtures, new- — “A . pos : : CP VO TLE S. room 4% =~ esi AY , oH - ' * ae > LEN boil rl, 4:eam-heated a. FURNISHED APF with 2 tile bathe every cony. . ly painted. $35 corner * i : ‘7 {? j batt e ' TT . ‘ ’ . : " } i pt ~ re ; 1 mn) ‘ Near rrez? * : . | Kight rooms Sun partor and : a argzain > rigat party pra Thee ie pia rat - = ot. bt] ; 4 re 77 , 7 ~ ex “ery ooo PURNIL: HF ti porch modern: reasonav.e eo UBER tah>—Nice, moadern ®-rogm } HW. FF See ba my on rooms Or 38% * ‘ ris . . one 6 “ : NTL be Om] 7 1s ry dene vated it condition moflerr 4422 WASHINGTON, = n good order. open: $40 aS " ant 1 rthee v Che : ‘ ‘ ana ern Gath ‘ 2 ns Li? rT , : Tr : ine to s ePno>m apbdartments with P “ar Sie 10 as *: vgn se a ; . : rT me onvenie . oo . pert $15 RENTS 4550 Mary ‘*-room cottage bath. electric light: no furnace. ' room fla : ' ie i fine furnace — bi. ' 3 sana die - i186 RERLIN AV . , . 2 wy ‘ . . — : combination fixtures _ and wa - “ LAL? » fis nee y . modern sunday : etary RALSON Ye & KR. OO... S99 Delmar A. G. BLANN?, mar GAT1, HICHRORY. 3637--3 4 rooms, large vi ‘ ‘ =— cer ‘ Res , room tial, eeping porch : : ‘ & rooms, aun parlor and porch, = ——s ’ MARY, 3G654--o. OF rooms, iarge Vvaru. heater, acreens, a ws. fixture: screens. $13 MENON, Sdeti--bPive rooms, bath, Yr. & ce irnialLed everything : *d floor overlooking park me | i ARTMER, SS77-—10 rooms, bath, furnace, WEST PINE |B, . ; rooms, © baths ic a pan 4 ey on , ~ : 4 ' | ms i . ee a; Feeyoed te 560 ce Sry apg eed ip Fg Sell yc we Jb = bAUG. he CEERTANG eR eO. 818 ne TID. 78 am. 3 ss: Slat. upper rooms, modern , , ; : JOHN S. BLAKE & BRO., 815 Chestm t condition; only &357.. Central Mai nw Se SSeS Sok SNL SS StnuUt. UCL, ra. w fiat: 5 large rooms. ” Li | Bok aneve open See en a cen 2 LTO os 5 4 IO) INDIANA, 222% , rooms and bath reoer on hail: | > Val . rEINGW Bld 14 } IRSEN rooma, fo went » of j vis aha wil } . . . : : ’ a : ia ‘ : ° . . . . . taniterc: - e ‘4 ot t? ena bath, laund ’ ‘ B » - “a AY ARD, se Light G-room house Tole t ] ar - ry { na 1 ke dw a rd Li akew ell _#, t attic (‘all Mone: $2. ” Ww — _ ha ‘ %-room house; irns ; 1916 ig» aFrier o ane 2 ioe A , onc aa an ‘ IOWA ‘ote A-Five rooms, ul oe ‘ 11%, LitsA-—5 rooms and bath: mod | TL 2ickbil, OMA but ' en an = , : ni ; i \ ) ’ ' . . ; ts | ghts si rit Overmen s ine iV~CAaLION. | aban : — RwON-A ns re NV she 1A HOUSES WA | = ’ ar ehons Phone (rand S807 ew ‘ry wy ogee pe? nan one at yet LICSNRIBTTA, JS2)-—Four-room ower 1! ee Cae PI Ne ea .) (ve 6&5 , 118 NWN itt St = : Y ‘ 14 >e - w . . ‘ he reen: ver ” > i*heet ‘ ‘ l 0 ’ 7 - 4 ‘; Frvuo'Ds, ' . ‘ ; ail - , ANIL) oupie will with 4 ” eile ate 4162 V ON V y Mi 2s N. ~: . ' , | ’ « ‘ , . : % ‘45 ‘- roor ~ . aN ; ; : ’ ; © : : rnished LA Ct , * ‘ | ‘ ) . ‘ ‘ . PrOOTMS $17 a? Oen ; ._ i " : . ene COTTAGE Wit -4 or Sore dev LUTTE ion aaa ETS SENGROVE & SPUCHT. tie 8. Fun Di yn tlae pod FLATS FOR RENT JUNTAI EVANS, 3 ° Goqms: $17.30. oon | . me : : at am) j et rit . pT MaON / , mM , , TP ) as : ' hehe vor ' Side 22 ere rit . § moi tl ; ; . ris : : : : , jae has wu Bdps i i ii ait i i 4 thet . ni } rs rel hy, ‘ ae se oe . , MISCELLANEOUS ; , wstlA oOrms and Wei ; br . . ans I 5 miextern brat h i x anie J { i — ~e ; . % . ew os ‘ y , ; ; ’ ri ali econvesicl Lat Tits i i _ nx re; P : af ' ‘ ; CTT Al : 4 we orn r ] sro, i vi ’ ' , Ler , : : ahac gara 2 it Wa ; > ane cel o i! teh raft OHN I Nic TOW A n 1aAT larg om gas A. 370 --6-room flat, hardwood Oeoors al hey . ; ‘ ard ’ , path miaxtiert? (oO! NMrences } ad | rT arg ; MA Nn new vr , . ‘olored | ’ i ; . bee, . 7 ere - (CTT AS he oye {} : eel | 7 : ¢ holimay : FR | re "S ; AN : “ S128 Mocern S-room residen k‘orest bs rk houle, ural lilome ; | a ae "i ectric. . INOS HIGHWAY er? ae » clenn rh a Bat dy ™ heat. (ali Grand. 3OG1IM gai sy ee an a , ation rant iv $15 “eet ——= »F bo hy ’ S211 ae. j ae reat 7 room cott 7. Sli-# itNS, 1lOS Chestnut st i , 1 rooms teary i ao ' rd K-13 re ' ‘ roc s. bath, with or without garag: . N. . e Oe v. : . - ; , my th - .- vi Al) ) ~ a | 4 itor. : ra? _ ” . . . " . . ] ” 4 rvoms bath mie e : sa me) . ‘a enim o~ e i LITA { be ti can ron *. j ‘ ‘ | : } " ny I“inest in St. Louis ante . oe Purnaes } C.2 Barage, 4°59 Bo: rk | PRIVATE family wi nt ft or apart "PTH. 2607-—-5-room flat; modern . ) patairs: modern 6 tures: $! . . 4 ‘ ; ' eee be rerit ‘ . ° " *% DaLtnr ‘ny Ding *? . . ' ’ "Sv , . e : on | Ni 1 Y POLI Perige Pp oe ‘nt $50 inents, al lod +0) coal and ceilar. OOO maton Lxttures, push HEN ‘ NDOREAS R. EF. OO}, 8290 Chester PGT AL THBIMER, S17 Chestyrit i T.3°N SON R TY CC - rove + AE ~ mes . and co.d water, a} as - — ti t i LENZ & BON R ALYY Co . ~ ae a "et oe . Shad acTreens, ny ; nt, 2 toilet $15 ; 4. 4-reoom fla ; ba th, cus. it water healer : i ren } . MALILSON, -- aa ihree hice routs, if wOTHe@ inealit WASHIN(IT* re rnyrea tr at) 12 SS ee - ~ 3% . ~ ’ C.AKA NN b,. fan v ro WN a all “nvenite “2 W Ainwr?T lo Ridg Wi | _ : matt ° j 4 ‘ 541. Dk | M AR Bl -s~ . ae. Ss : Sap. R De! drain for icebox th ¢@ gar. “+0 pered: rent $10.% ‘ 41 4 : spierniicd neatir t rent reg ) " or ity ot _ ; ut - With furage ' 72h ' ri T 1 4 . 7S worem 1301 = BOant, rent | aseuaoie. 460” VE RNON AV. fei MAN . ry. : 2 ry [> en soume and tea w ill acne in ae 3 oath making rent net $27; Cc. R. Mil, TK NP ERGER, 14 N. Fighth st xt - ag oe ap y tne ad a”? , 4 7 er. 4 . . } | ~ AS - > t oi ‘ ’ 1” l . arket et } . | Po smali ‘ iren "I one j } » y mF 4 ec - ‘x16, ii ad ra rT ‘ , , " re . - " rivate ntl e FORES T RI DGE ¥ e . A " \ NN K.. Owl Nive Tene noxde! nN (oO 4 Ne “a > TOOMS ar i 2 atiics new eran ) " : . ‘ M rm RTIR Bn LITT} _ nce and sun JAYS ar da even ings. ‘ wi ve 4148 dorine ‘ he - ~ >) . . 10 oO oan Fours Nxt Ures, fa ‘ lt, Ow Sh : tial residence: near Soldan and Clark ol furnaces arme rear lawn: $0 CENTRAL : 119-2] Cher *. 1 day: owner; possession Oct. 15: open. will b te ma SENT T ae Cec: ’ * “BRE NTVMOOR : chon’s rg: rt SS MAC! IRE oe ePITaTE ‘ es. teafite 3- ara : 3 ; ~ emica!l idK lecarate and vcaint * . ane we os Ty a —¥ - ; . i ' I: urnished Apartment tor ny : rescigs Iapenceny Leb (hye t Mi’ GOL larg reoeimn laundr AMS ae nice rooms ‘ : .* me A Pos Modern 7-roon vara ss . LTNER 125--32 rooms, rent red “at —_——_- on ae aie punery, HAMILTON, 14@)—)-room flat ny : prt oniv “s eautlf D-reom aj : “PORTLAND aT | taut | | t. Apply ui , 3 \ eas Vil. ) "OR ROOMING HOUSE lecorated: water, ve S24: 7 WA Nice ff ; eee OREON F LG. SCOTT. 809 Cheetne ? aining ihe and CC ag ee _—ee ney Lire ah ice fat; rooms, FTpws ~~ —o" ~ leepir per solat ‘| ™ here C Tovang ates . ee hy w TOO ceca ANINI ' | te cae tehenette n rea@fast rooms, with “EN sa aaa , psi - a reees. Weel t In provement a ricdene > dust 19 rooms, 5 bathrooms, tile © nace; «Se PE aay AD range, het . 2 arage, 2h. ; | ae } , wt I cin Rnd = = ES | Ree Re Esta : ‘ appreaimatae floors. elaborate fixtures “ ethane " ? ater lal AS Bb . : BRANTN 1] 1? meter : en a hyde a ee ACOSO a : : 2 oe. de nese — K-122, Peet | ce nn Sere Siemeren ae 18 ROOMS FOR RENT ooh east of Giand avs: room fal fh, pues Desigable Eseeee, Ss Rey it 8'e Go. 72 ands Sterling Ho tment Equipped with every known ) hey . : hor end 3 ri , car dit it FATUMAL BRIDG! . 3 : erling Hotel Apartmeigg PROP quipped with ever’ at PPGON R. CO,. SRT De Pe Geter 3864 Del bath. laundry. ete a sel co es _$_car Mowe. (0) | PS aTON, Sue peas bei toe [ee MOAT ie | Sigg ng oa, SUBURBAN convenience. Something new. . P , . cit = ' mar > Hics Ny Es 5y & “ ) J . ‘+ , ry rua an 5 6 686i ’ “| i ‘ “ te . $%2 5 rt RAT Hi iw : , : : ' Attu or ‘ Ni - ‘ , ra tsa : ; eR. Oo} AS /.. 721 Cheat “ee ae 7 . . tition, $1 n, Tower Grove | LALSON . 9 Delmar | Hyirground Park: 3 ro ) | ‘rvice furnished, r 16 0- foe Finished in the finest money foe ten nh = Chestnut nt $70 ‘Bee -EPSTE he rer ts \--4 rooms, bath: good condt- 7i AS ROKBDE fe Cen. 4499 Olive 192 K EN SINGTON, [® -7 moma, bath. fur $ _— seiicanct a es i eee oe ub! rit tur hice lam | A) ST} . , - - ace, fixtures, - £22 So : ading An. ~ . suites. nicely furnished, $% i dod 4 ; RAI, BRILAiE, 4720A-3 roome. bath OREON F. & R. G. scorTT he ; ate . oo “ , ‘ ih. ra ryeryry A — can buy. Vary classy. ms RE ge oll = adie NCHESTER, 72 r 1 or ; a. ey ) er | . Let nae —3Ré ry nee. aa? ream fiat, Geed order, tatlet, et he hovsew ho. en eee OREON bs. & "2 FOOTT, 800 Chestnut at. NAT electric and gua $14 stp: ee 800 | p ‘ “2 j i> a3 . —" : . ’ ’ or = rly ; abe? | : ¥ ‘ w na ‘ + ¢ ‘ 3 " '*> Garage space ~ machinaa, 48 ~ ~ ; SiR pee ge “ eS ore ; fy 3 \ he “ n ) - 5 KEANE & FRANKE 10N8 Cheetnor | KENSINGTC »N, N lowet — owe and { Y ROEDER ‘en 4499. Olive 1978 Apartment o> Chogent of, nem . . ‘ i ee? « ‘ ‘4 i : T « = , . Ss - 4 4 ‘ — . om i ’ } ; ; ee . . _—_— awe he. =D —_ nu . ; a chauffeur 8 quarters, electne eet 8245S - bath an ae ce eae ; 4 * ' 3 roe $1 . lst floor: $10: or 4 on Mel wn ALI), 3655--Lower, 4 reooma bath, : BRIDGE RD $107-—BeautifuL a — r rior iti ac e tT ir . ’ . L. furn “o ‘¢ ’ An , , in . . . f ‘ . . " 4 -. laundry all under the one roof. a ty tats teal’ ny Ori 0 reams, tile beg ' decorate » fine conditik rent $50 SS, 1435, 0--Five large roams, ha pantrs = ) — ah —— — a ’ , ‘ - ns 4 oa fiat: : fread! Tim ide taitet, NORTH biaatis “9 . , a water heat, bartw: rage { MARTIN-E RITT Re, orch, toilet, water, gas, sink: $ REE, 3S8S16A-—-Modern 5-room fiat, with; ments: | 5 ver month; apply down : . Borcnes: nandaomely decorated ' Wahash ST VP OUST \ ’ rach ines ‘ti le ‘ > tone ; 1119-21 , eal Ride Miype Diy “ale sheen State r. : ; , rarace. $30 ata} i fine nelahborhomt: $1 ih ROA DW 4} AV > NT I. : a ’ . i¢ ° rus a ; } | ‘ . ‘ pov : lees . > . ent ov . 4 7) 7 at ’ ~ ' . , " tern 4 tot thet al “nd = - dh « gcae a love lio new be], rat ana veld hh) ; ’ c~ * a Ma ise FT ' t's “ ' Psa firet-)| NPY i , - \ ' Fient re tal steu eat. ilo hers and iaundry sEabeV LES. She8 | ; ‘ oOTrger? P _* | ] re 444454 ’ ‘ Poms ‘ ey “ = vm? te tr fon ih OPEN FOR INSPECTION, :. MAR ti fe co rosorms Orcs Age n , “Nate ? "Triste » . ‘1 MIFENARTI) ‘ 7 ‘ fir ¢ by ; : . . ‘ ‘ Ae | Ta. % me we ectric ght, Set) | HON . ¢ att ir) ! wnys st. | NINETEENTH 1a : ' : BIG BEND RD : j . > . : ’ Rialh : Several already leased. ee ee eI ay yf Aly “ ’ ry 8 » ™~ ‘“ ‘ ere Liki MAR HY, “ty 7 — . _ h le as ‘ ; : i 3 v: . | . | : | | > : — Re , | ¥ = . : OREON FE. & ROG. Si Ol Dr’. ¥ ies $40. a fine lowati ee" Ae S11 © rth e lor Lease Te 2 hres icely “pereog , . = ~ bed. w bes Riad Th (Of 1 ; ‘ . 4 . «) ion ie ‘ “at ~r 4 ae ‘ ‘ —— ’ e ' } / e eran? " : " : . : =~ - ti} ’ , ? t+) : 1ree , SO0 Chestnut St. a : 3 = . ~ 6192 Weatnin ’ Bets ns cyt i- - ' ir Balt ; — Nicely fur . BILGEN-RULB REAI. BST, ANDE RSON- rom filial, od fiowr: reasegabia. - a hachricms=rs nipanjelt ‘ m _— Ba fake ‘ SOR ee nal mite reed pwns bi2 Watnwright Bide. 4 Phones. ws ts IN, oS -Pyur reouws, hall room; Water MISSOURI. 172! ms at! . MONTCLAIR. 1562A——81x Pe ; 4 . ©) electric lights: $22. ee Oe ey dee ee ee eee ee hone = wt “s Os, Retake ee 2 ate oP Touuy Pe, obit Peters ¥i eect ete. 54 i 4 a . : . > vie? a . toe yes i , dai ‘ pis , i Tees . S ho oe ee oe tess’ + 4? t; *, aS : G

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POE LE ES Fe NE TN EEE IE sik ar. et ane - ATS FOR RENT—NC MARKET, 2021 —Reagegn aaa ©8- 1000 Apartments, Dwellings, Houses, Flats Wanted, For Rent, and. For Sale in these columns today. > to adults Baa. TO | LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | ee ee ee ee ee ee a ee a OOO OOOO LLL ell rei rain Pm real, Us. 1451A4- 554— - -room s, attic: #9; 1 month @ Ppaceume bungalows now . en eale ya on a made street, ered by beantiful trees—with | Ww. COOK. Twe UIS. 2511 W.—-S rooms tn rear: ffice Reasonable stores, with 20 rooms above. WiIl alter for | butcher > m (c) | |? apply to us or offic ylie rent, clean, good REAL ESTATE FOR OR EXCHANGE [D> | every modern convenience, sewers, water, gas, and electricity. Lots d gas: $s :* E ra sion 805 Ch business purpose . . S) 4n each building service. v9 Chestnut . _— ee. | Offices. "s antes 1000 X.—Stores, $15 and ap ! ” a "best piace | eg > priced as low as $38 @ foot and up to $26 a foot, rt Is i. , “wo ‘large as , ———— —~ ~ au water attic, $7.00. ben c a = | O'FAL Kt 08 — SO RATT ap inal —" : » | “view Gardens.” Colfax v7 ou Come out TODAY, Salesman en the grounda NISHED FLATS—ABARTM'TS | "SUBURBAN PROP'T ne » OAs Geen SGREAGE Wid.—Fo mame | FUR TY FOR RENT | Missouri! Pacific Tracks, Small building and | “\enarate entrance; ‘tine! woe isonet 10, brick, cua PAUL JONES REALTY CO., isi4 N our rooms, bath. I ‘Epes tite Gatintnaitatetetinc ron | Vacant ground. The best railroad prepay" —- -—-_—-— '- é NORTH ESPLANADE, 7309—Brick flat: 2d fioor:| in the city. F. Churchill Whittemore Co., | able. "| poue BLE FLAT Wtd—will give clear \ LUCAS AND 12- ainwrig Bldg. ~-- fi0or; 118-120 N. 4th st. (c62) | STORE—10th and nares sts.; suitable for| cant and cash. Box Y- 490. Poat-Dis” va | HUNT ROADS 411-12-13 W ht 412 Internation- id basement, 1: undry; $16. aot. rooms, water. 6s. ~— apm i iinet 1 53VG BeOS. electric fixtures; * $i: 50 per maz CI pe rad = = Te ; ones ny — a g N. 132° Neatly furnished little month. a aa - — > (c) CEN” J Re L F none a “— >" lor ind Luck cky st. es 4 wee 2 i TON, io ifs —_— 1. 7 ¢ wan : h: complete housekeeping; &5' HOUSE— -For ‘rent Or lease, 2-room house; Pr nen 4 mh ree 5S ee $25 ieee sa a 2 =H oe 5 eae —or rooms: good order: $25 | $6 / INCOME, this city; want farm ain baih. toilet, sink, fixtures, Jot 550x218; $7 aa ld. Delmar 1543, ¢ ‘abany 49 a ly ) Sh Ae ae aS se Bo 2 ‘ per month; Hanley and oer te he manuf 57 >; want farm. os) oe haries Rock rd. H. Laroze. BUILDING—For rent, ll acturms. | STORE—4132 N. Broadway: large. ,conven- E. MINTON, La Salle Bidg, | REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE = - wa—4 fine, large, light ay: N PI OS OW —Three P YINBGROVE. Olas a part of our factory. Apply Kastman Plas- | +4 .. | tent store. Main 1106. Central 6849 IRON COUNTY land $2 per acre. Pi Reese tat ttn. ae ie i ! ee. S. os . 1” fuenial DURS SET, 7209 (Uni 4 ; decorated: $7.50 ME rooms, well furnished: oe a niversigy City)—Six room tic Relief Co., 23d and Dickson ats. entral 6849. 0 : RE TE eRe 4 " : Guits: rent $26. a) brick with hardwood f _ th . : re ; | ERY, 200VA--4 nice, Ught rooms: at z doconeoe “ water heat, 50-ft. lot: all tent Bag ae oer ~All re pert s - fleege, na eon a ee jefferson. phone. mere Ta COTT. nt Eee — — Salle Bidg. _ Re ny ey = oe 6 room A | : and gara suitable an usiness ee) i TR AGE Wtd.— = — Imar st. STORE—6222 Wagner, and Hodiamont 5 room flat, hot water beats south: “want Apoty in eX gos mbes Mattie oT 7 - i + = | FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT rae a bungalow; $30. Lake Car 1g Dor- ao el 1a Cabany 4°) 4 ‘en 4; » TOOTS, a i @pb ‘ ~~ = a PL aha ela ama - 7g ee a ee ee 95 k fi ! - > poly 2716 N. Sa € $12. | cas ew; e ii oo ISCELLANEOUS | BALSON Re _& B. CO.. 5899 Delmar. DES K ROOM- ge ‘phone, 419 | tion store. "faundry. shoe repairing, no Be er aR Ow. Box L-4+3, P. -D. (c) | PROPERTY Wid. a oid preserty “ ~ oe? : = ic a a a “4 ois yo > = - a et [_—_— ’ 4 os : roper » + _ 2526 2 » rooms and — a PLLLP LPP posite Ft est “Clut Webster Groves, “Op- ae Laclede | STORE_ To N. Grand: nice. and” flat | og Pt oe For exchange, 6-room bunga- exchanges: prefer district south of Chou- 4291 LAF AYE | rE AV. —7-ROOM BUNGALOW. store 7. exceptional Opportunity to F. CHURCHIL EASTON, 3519--Modern store; reasonable. a retail] location: rent low Post_Di » single flat. Box oe 18 ; BHTOA rc) rooms, water. ame ” 4 Rent a Furnished House J L, WHITTEMORE cx... | MORRIS AACH R. . 1003 Chestnut _— } DOC ‘KERY & SON. 1025 0S Chestnut. ost spatchn. : “* "i ; r “ Hardwood floors throughout; a heat: newly decorated; JOHNS Ww Re CO... Tit : $7.50” k foe ATE FE , vy 118-120 N 4th st _(c82), Jr ‘ F tmately 46.-| atc a te a RESIDENCE Wtd.—For “exchange. a 2 | K-58, Post-Dispatch. lot 30x142. le Guar. Bie PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY. DW ELLING—Kirk I'LOOR SPACE—For rent; approx ely -1524 N. Taylor; fine store and 3! 4 end 5 fl es | al . ry PIRTH. 156 N.--4 fe [——— fight rooms, hardwood floors, hot-water | up-to-date: 4 ricwood; t 8-room, modern, | 000 square feet on two floors, in steel, con- rpoms in rear, corner Lucky st.; large cel-| ¢ Hage. Box L 490, = Disp residence or | RESIDENCE Wtd.—-For exchange, flat, sin- | Kale price, $6,250—ternts to sult. "Lease price, $60 monthly. Shades v for moving oma, 3 Pat: marbie and tile bath, additional lava-' trv honse and rs barn, rarden. poul - crete a B ee ond equipped, , down- jar and yard; Tine place for grocery or no- re a ———— eg ost-Dispatch. aes {e 2? trie. — End, 4 and 5 zooms, bath. elec- 4a driveway : : oman t . want residence or cottage 7Y -1HIRD, .0ve N.—-Six coumant Me er. — oll ven uae vadk eto gue THUR MITTELRE 2RG, Overland Automobile Co.. 2300 Locust st. te) STORE 8. at oer = ye ae on; splen- | county. Winfie 1a. 6200 Faston. 7 or | trade Box W-426. Post- Diapatch. {e) 2 2407 North Broadway. lec. & t MICO , s * a on ‘ —— ae ao. aa ae w - . .-—- : ; gas; rent $12 ' 3 ae f loors, new bath fixtures, candle lighting ELLENDALE. 2931 :: fo Bidg. _| FRANKL IN, 1606- Large ontore. 25x50: $25: rent at $30 month first year. R. B. Cherry | PROP ERTY Wtd.—-For exc hangs, - & family $500 BRICK residence. want farm. Oo PY - THIRD, 1420--Four fine vole eee rures, remodeled heating plant and many residence: hot- water ‘eat’ “reduced room, __ will decorate. Olive 3242, Central 121, | 717 N. 3d at : (1) | fiat. 3 rooms, bath: good investment: W. E. MINTON, 505 La Balle Bldg KANE TKKIINE WOGIGGODOOE © COOK athroom: only €15: open. P other features to make it to all Intent and) $30. —° sweat: reduced to FRANKLIN, 919—Store and basement; goud yaaa ar TORE. $15 ne | ae smaller property. Box 1-432, P.-D. /c) \UITY—For exchange. for farm: net over | - - F-THIRD, 2423 N.—S-room gap ee purpose & New house. Furnished and deco- | GROUND —Lease ft | location for grocery, shoe repairing, “— wh 4 iS 5. RESIDENCE—To exchange: 4100 west: take| .20 miles frem city: my equity in two fine | s7 be RE COP ER a condition. large porc h, free ween > vated in good taste Coal supply for winter | aground, 6roo Sow or sale, 9 “acres of | A. Weber, 709 Locust si. C62) | 8°09 or 32211 Natural Bridge: 2x0 ft. each | auto, vacant or small farm as part pay- flats: $3000, 5-6 rooms, hot water heat. in | = Baer 1) bas wat ats oe Sek, oof} ; , $12. Kee this ter "in bins. Owner, who moved in less than Six) @%345 Kets tuel. m Souse, barn, henhouse. Call| MAIN. 219 S.—Good storeroom, about oe | good ‘location for retail business or light man-| ment. Box E-&87. Post-Dispatch. | Tower Grove Heights; I will trade. 301 Fill- | g= _ufacturing; center of thickly populated dis-/|I_ WANT more forme te tiade,. =f eee = FOR LEASE OR SALE petra brick building sina ». is obliged to leave This offers | ; f ly $10. rY-THIRD, 3933 N, (rear) ~~ |6weeks ARO. h a: ~ | HOUSES—4.- ‘ cet, only 93 sie . ; A - = ray $12 + room gn opportunity very seldom found to rent a | 4-room house, $11; 5-room house, | MARKET, 219—Third floor, with elevator, CK ESTATE. 210 “Walnwright Bidz. | pee ee 12 saite Bias. | etme rag gy ee ~ S Containing 23,000 weetetinares feet; lot 100x129 rand toilet; gas; , in the West End. Wiil lease to $12. Inquire 38510 Kensin t M =] Ris AACH R. CO. 1003 » Chestnut S REAL home in th - oT. aplewood, 3000 square feet, for $15. Acme Electric - pies. _ | COT” ca Wtd.—For exchange, double : te family of responsibility for $110 a | HOUSE—Fo t C ; | large rch 9 at, priva rent, nice 7-rgom brick house _Co., 221 Market st. (c62) Large Store— Heat Fur nished | room flat, ne. b - want cottage OF! per hg ? , Bee parades ae — : Wee RSITY, L245 Six rooms and : oO am 20 o bath, Se ~ en pert new Lockwood High School; $30, O'FALLON, 1900-—-Fine corner store; rent| PHILIP H. LENZ & SON REALTY Co., . Light om four sides, electric clevator, steam heat bg pen toda ; a : 211 Wainwright Bide. FARM Wtd.—lIn exchange for 4 and 4 room | ; not over $100 per acre. Thomas office, boiler and engine room, large unloading platform THIRD, 4032 N,— | hone Forest 3912 or > iiiiesianhaiclla Pr aeondry. atuic: rent Three | hemi! | ey ‘ ig Ww B dow Pe BS sldg.: acenoie qglammanee b a8 : ie cee Mo. MARKET. 1011—First floor, basement and FOR RENT. Single fiat. en — Post-Dispatch. (c)! jer. 4914 Delmar. — o: Bese oor: electric elevator, steel vaults. |, 4354 Warne av., right at Florissant av.; a | APARTMENTS, this city; want | FARM Wtd.—To buy, about 40 acres. in SITY. 2h20W.--3 lara©o. 1 GUT, 4464 Hereiebes homes tn good KEANB & tool EK. 1 cheat pstasmnptiantomoes : o large side porch: ‘ine rooms, neighborhood; modern; furniture for sale: jyy7o7: SE—For re = r ae eS ee 7. IN, i7 Chest d 3 fa ? ; h : say oe —— rooms, 2 oor, 7 furnished 12-reom house for Government j ae — ‘! | OFFICK— Desirable private office in suite: | . EPSTE O17 estnut st ME ine and 3 room t; if you deal with me you’! ( ig TNT ' 10 MG aah ~ iOUSKH—_ KP — ‘ = i aie coi SRCHANDISE Wtd.—lI or exchange six- ~J , Ban at tye if nt Ay bd, Pik: mr YY 'Pheee rooms: — —— military offic ial, for ae house; near pe enn AP ag furn: : near Kirkwood: ‘a woe yera large enough for ety a: a STORE ] Re OM. ( ‘HE AP room residence: large lot: bath. ge. six- man ‘e) a —_— ron arty making ~“ RS TE» : : — —_- & artmer avs.: 2 years’ lease; aaa * on. cold water; | furnishings; reception room: telephone an ’ tee | want merchandise. Box L437, Post-Di >) aan ox K-4% ‘os spaten , ° 1k KR. pet N + reom \] A’ | LOW 0- vn | HOUSE—For _re nt, 5-reom, large lot, 200x STORE. as N. uth; nice kood retail stand; ‘AR LINE TRANSFER POINT FLAT Wtd For exe hange, - cottage. am} 0c ye and will give good trade; see owner, ~ ‘nd now wish to dispose of my residence. Bellefontaine car to Queens av 0 5 RENTS" tig coer Bicone: yee beetle | P 185, about one mile west of ( layton: rent | 1OHLN Dockery & SON. 1025 Chestnut | ‘he ~ pe — ght, SMahest ass eam Dane rooms, bath. gas, electric: want single or | 3643A Shenandoah ‘Grand 1676) 1c) Union av. car just three blocks east. Apply to owner on premises, 5352 Queens av ogan, 4 rooms _ter heat. har Son te 10 per month. Also 7-room house, with |: mw _- +. fas oe” G ar ieennienaianes Be gt Peary |. double flat. Box L-4@9, Post-Dispatch. (c) COTTAGE Wtd.—Flat to exchange. I have Fa Vier, 4 rooms SP ES PAR ® pms furnished. 100x1°4). at Glendale. Mo See 1ODERN STORE, “raw ve age nat vn. erg on. | COTTAGE Wtd.—Will ¢t ad > a double 4-5 room flat, rent $1100 a year, CGOPLMGOPOMGODOOHVOGOMOGOVOIOGOOISGOVOPGOHIGSHHGIOWHSSSP 4th, = rooms ect J. 1. EP STEIN, 617 Chestnut st. THE TRUST CO., Clayton. Mo 2096 Frankl in, with 2 rooms and bath- OCetiOn FOr men's WESHy sep oF con- hous bath furnace. tre f lanes brick which I — a straight deed of trust = - r “Tae ae ‘ ; ; ~~ | room in rear, if desired: reasonable rent; | fectionery; low rent. nwrags Then: o co eee 7 sr be =| oe r: - | want @ cottage or hore mn LOUIS SAVINGS TRUST CO,, | tage._Box_E-7, Post-Dispatch. fap SOSOR. fee 3 perme: 2 we os REAL ESTATE WANTED | SUBURBAN PROPRTY FOR SALz rooms i bok ae 4 : HOUSE~—RBeautif 7 : Neonat ; I p RO MK LA’ ‘| sonable rent. Only responsible parties con- | an BORGE HRUSKA. 9 N. Seventh st. | Fine two-story warehouse, arranged for | oe Mk ” aye oceans a rai | farm, 170 acres. 70 in cultivation; fine —7USt be a barmair Box E-s2, Post-Dis. | ~ Por ed P ar CITY income; want farm : | house and barn: food springs and orchard; BRING foreclosed? Pay cash for your 7 a CUTT AGE-—-For saie; S-room frame: large Box W 439, = lot; gas, water, ete.; convenient to steam q ary. >8y 1 Fee VE i & 4 sidere’ wr \ EF 817 C% st .. j Hit LC: S k> For Tent or sale smal! ¢ sh gave | trucks. TY ‘ MIN'T¢C »N, 505 Se mm esyT e ler rrie li ghts: near Fair. Bl GENE J. AL, THE I { t, ‘ on nes nu — mert and bal: ance mc nth ly like ore pay. j HILDE NBR AN DT & NC berg REAL COo.., E. fab! TSR. AS La al le Bidg. ric $20 per acTe, $i¢ 4 trade tn Luibert y tv. }° ost - Some Tr; ! on . i The pt j a ‘ % ( ° : 7 ‘ > " - eotts , ' are . 6 . @ Spring av., Old Orchard, Webster Groves. a 1d ‘hestnut ‘st. Good location and a necessity; no com- F LA af —e or OXCRANS: double; outh Side: ' x: —— ing | poi gg Alig, tnt DOUR LE “FLA T Wtd.—3 rooms: ear eo Pg Re ge and church: tn EB P STH iN C17 Chestnut « aes | Just beyond Maplewood; close to Meramec ré HBEAP petition; rent $18; 247 Hebert st.; call Cen- take Ces BESOSE ty in part pay. Box K-49, Call 5837 a. Py eS soe oP eon any good ye wt bave all cash for big ARTHUR MITTEL} m Vis “a: easy terms Highlands car or train service: just the! | Post-Dispatch. 4 een 6 nrignt av. bargain. _Bo K-St. Post-Dispatch, ~ teed, T22 « hestnut a "7 ' ATS ON \{ KINI BY 2 E 5922—-Modern furnished cot- | é' a Ww tral 1908 or Central 500 t. "iat tale cae KARE ; - 4a ‘ | J1¢ ify TH THEK LA . 5 . home for a railroad man: 2 OmMns: every | 2404 alnut st. . ‘“OMBINA T ION! Pe Se pe h ’ bath and gas; $20) y Ome, Overy ing: 25x10; 0 ‘light en storage, | _GARAGES AND STABLES _Dre! fer farm. Crooks, Yatley Park. 0. | residence in Southampton; 7 rooms, hot w%- - . of , pane ao mA. ; sume 1 deed of trust only. Box W-445,) conveniences: i, ¥ +. ._ 8 rubbery. garden, etc well-built two-story baild- | — — | IN¢ ‘OM K—2500 town $4500: make site: FLATS Wtd.—To exchange > a well-built - a . ° : ; ‘ a. . W ANT te by ity for xO: will as- 3 rooms. modern convenience, including furnace; | . Rae 1B : ene ot Gan Ga with business future: 130x285: 6 rooms and ter heat, tile bath: lot 650x150: garage: x —iepaten. 1” Lockwood, Webster G r sTOVeS: ( ‘ A R | : [ N K es th. Kevs 6736 W Florissan t. (ec) modern plumbing bathroom, lar . io ‘or persge: OF $5 re on G E w F ~ | ‘ 1, . . : 4 - Pes —_ . we 3h ‘ —— ‘ throughout: new chain electric fix. "FLATS AND AP’ z: S. w «be owed Sen ickens: horse dn oo. : gonait rion: oe See ‘ 710 LOC a | IST } ST. GAR. AC 55 Water: 15x20. 29: 4 Texas, Arthur Waer, T22 Chestnut. ont a lg og seas og Ay, =F no use for it; | tenn f 7 rooms; ‘have ‘good ‘facome te of- E W Wine a hy Gouble, fat. South a . . a) Sie ia > > ie aa a ) ‘ :f ? a r : ‘ " ‘ we Pie ve : % 7 ry. , ‘) = : F , ; ‘ : é ” ap - : : : he ‘ " ; ™ a - 4 ri? : - ’ ie gua $3.00 € 7 \ ad ‘i , UL le 8 t (j~- _MISCE LLANEOUS 7 Th EB N T Vi t ] Well-furnished for 3 ! house: lot ix 160; $13 | WS V_ om | th ‘ a | Ml arket Sts 1 ) Gs ARAGH el per mont . — : . , - ys t . oe -) 6 e bh “XC i c t« . ‘« 1c _ - . 7 . = ~ ~s . . “= ” Sal " wr e: reasonable, Cabany 1684M, 8 40r 5 rooms. Mr. Roberts, St. Francis; dsyar'l.l, (4e%—1 or 2 furnished rooms in| facijities: fine location for retail or whole- | Ba a _— O19 rae ‘ . j $000, clear: will divide or assume. Kur- incumbrance $12.00; because of draft, : Box “42>, Post-Dispatch, : line tom Of track. Creve Coeur ISHED APARTMENT-Young womagig. Hotel. | Private family: Maplewood. ‘sale business; rentals unusually attractive. |GARAGE--For rent; 2117 Withnell, large, ) io) “i195 park = | want to exchange for something smal}, deal | Wir SPECIALIZE in farms; will buy. sell oc |F ne._iton_ Station. Price 98068, rent or ph: ely .& . -_ Aaa aes me aN Dey : atin >, ‘ SQIecIppr Vv ‘_yY TR ’ brick, with wate- ami stove heat, $4. — — -— — with owner: save commission Box K-454, | ie ein Faris, Will OUY, Sell Of | HOUSE—-For sale. beautiful so oe or share nicely furnl FLAT Wtd.-—4 or % room — fat: no! MIDILAN!, 1320—6 rooms: 7190 Page: $12. | MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST Co., Agt., |. ; . VACANT Wtd Clear county vacant for 2. Eben exchange. See us th ; au ji home; one of heated Bpartment, mother eng _ children will lease. Ro A-6. P.-D loi ORG HA&t. 245 (Webstes Groves) $0: Fourth and F’ine GAKAt;K—For rent; $4 month. 4040 mode mm 3 and 4 room flat: owners only. | t.a ? “|}HOUSK Wtd Three-famlliy avartmen oO ex- (heet t st. r 8 and every convenience: *ile¢ ek ainda ee e FLAT Wtd.—3 or 4 rooms ne bath: Soutb; f-room resicence, lot 100x215; garage. Cab- | LOFT SPACE 7 — = = ‘tric light d water. c4 ce oe . " ~}| change for small house; apartment con- ; m Chestnut st bath; oak floors; steam heat; fine yard and _ Side toth. 2615 S. 18th st. | _} any 6361. : : (c7) | ay * GARAGI—Eleciri Ligh Tay ate ™ FLATS Wtd i ‘or exchange, apartment, cieaee. a ms, sur parlor, sleeping porch; Si ‘OT cash for genuine bargains. ‘Don't | St. Andrews road: Glen Echo 6i5-17 N. Sth st., just off Washington av., | Von Versen. Delmar 47 ©) | high-grade, 6-family; rent _ $3300; want! parages: high-class construction; yearly; , Waste time.’ Answer this ad if you want; J’ar Cey next door or phone owner, Lin ISbi tL Modern, furnished, 4 r : aces , » RESIDENC i nt: er ye ; ; fi , ° : Fi, AT Wid.——lour rooms; modern: north or; kK I NCKE-—For rent; Webster: conven- : - A 7 ' ¢ a me sere x1 , g sg; no ¢ ren (‘a bany Ay 2M. mas Rox K-°86,. Post-Dispatch. | jences: garage: near car. school. Olive 83. , Pica gage bm sag SF 1 Rigg pnd a are | G ARAGE 454637 ‘me } mark, bi. - OS et. ares: ' flats, farm or offers. 20x K-23, P.-D. 7 st: 9 - an opportunity of trading your | ae Cr ee te te ee dell De imar hie Pe fe) . is ’ . r vr i . ’ > ° ‘ : fe C ‘ > a i ‘coo 4 . = * . + . ‘ ‘ > . ror eegene ong ge . i lie ght. aur . Fiat Wa —To rent: or cottage; 3 RESIVENCE—To rent; 8-rooms in Clay-|and west: new elevator; sprinkler system | —-ETAaDlo' floor. ws Med ene ; COTTAGE Wtd.—To exchange modern flat| house for Income; @ good trade Se “chaiice | 492. Post-Dispatch. HOUSE—Snappy, nice, Groom, rec epiion a ms; southwest; couple; convenient to) ton; screeneu porch, fine shade, Kin-/ throughout building and steam heat. Will GARAGE For rent; brick, electric lights “oN equity ny 8 cottage or deed. Box K-14%,| for the right house ; teh. © TSS CES CRESS, | ATS \ , hail and baths, on Hanley rd... 3 houses 40K Park av "| toch. Clavton 2031, (€) rent in lofts. Approximately "3500 sq, feet | water. _4506A_Citbron || Post: Dispatch wma | ae Ai Fetes PLATE Mi sell fore chen fa and tale it beer: | Baie Seat, Guaries Rock rd. at & great bas ; : See “3 ——- ; c = r > 7arT1. | ‘ . ‘ 4 « ‘ re 2 - rs ‘ »ermMod - ~ a u / : . : , ' it : Post-Dispatch , .| cont St. Louis. For reservations apply Gas ers . gM HUST CO Vo on Versen: small, COTTAGE Wtd.—For exchange, single 3 m= 620 Mern Jaccard Bldg. saad you? ee sever os Siohatt Bias “; ign + at conv 126 Furnished }-room fag Ty Wtd.—3 or 4 room steam-heated fat, | WrLLSMAR, 6437 (Wellston)—Nicely fur- | REAL ESTATE DEPAR *TMENT, ) VING hE as ee ee flat: modern; want cottage. Ox $16,800 brick flats: IN 505 —_ Sane Bla ies Chestnut st. ningham ee . es oo ae by couple; between Page and Delmar’) nished light housekeeping or sleeping rooms, M ne ] i. t C A | GARAGE tor rent, with 3 rooms on ble 1-471, Post-Dispatch. : : BE. MINTO a Saw _ RESIDENCE Wtd.—Medium size in ex-| a raat g74at elena - a one’s highway and Union. 620 Chentical | bath, gas, electricity, furnace heat. ere anti e rus O., gt. floor will hold 5 machines; reasonavie. 'KMARM Wtd.-—Have $1900 equity in 10-ro0m | osha F) at. to i xe hange yr for my family apartment batid- | a mooms. IPT 110 FEET. $1100. means agg ny >» f rooms, ldg k-r : — , cp P aie tT g S 712 Washington. house to trade for small farm CQ lhoat c ch sf 1y 3- family : om 180 Vame. 62008. fortably fu nished ; will rent all or part a ; pie een eT apher nh. | ao so44 (Maplewood )— 4 rooms; | th & Loc ‘ust t. -East Ve estibale. : G a AGE 4330-41 West Pine. apace for 3 ma- OM) locust st. St Lauis, Mo. Owner of a well- paying, up- to-date fiat, | = ated in West End: oS Sebi: electric: 4 blocks west of Suburban Gar- ults: Pearonuble (rrand 2665R, _* Wtd. pet inietes: rent not . SOUTH ts 7 onan granityid floor. | ‘entral OS49, Main RESIDE NCE po exchange: modern a. | South St. Louis, will exchange for cottage; | pr wi ante ~ li = Sas ca Ptaueee ‘ saye sell: a. a. te WEST aed = North St. ILauis preferred: at i Cc iTY AND sv BU RBAN HOL SES ae eS Ne i a 1194 ; room ” South Side want single or double i: please unsw er Box K-294, Tost- Dis. ) oe an | W , ad 7-Re om Residence ‘shade, lawn, walks. driveways, z sponsibi uple, | (6 Cabanne av.; 10 rooms; modern; $40 SAVINGS pry ST CO., (GARA " inate yn: Re OM electric lixht, built about I’) years: in rood -Soegigaeagd antec ) location one mile west of Clayton 11+ Widow with eleganuy pick iaehd fine large fot. Price cut to $7650; Will ¢ i Vea 5 Del (e} Bn, PP ee 12: 7 (99) FARM Wtd.—Wiil exchange 4-room and bath rental $1296. Rox E-26, Post-Dis In St. Margaret's Parish. between Grand | McKnight road and &t. Iouls County would like couple; po RNISHED APARTMEN’ r wWtda.—4 rooms: lease. — . ae - mar. ‘¢? | granitoid. a orest : Sn ;, at brick house. modern, for improved Mis-{|— : r} ki d f and Tower Grove and Magnolia and lafay- KASTON-TAYLA) TRUST CO., iv occupied immediately. Calk Lindell ~~ 24 = S. Rock Hill rd., Webster Groves; 8 “ vgs gpl Th dey For rent oF lease: store, GARAGE ange -¥ — ents yh B02. | Post. Dispate _ sell part cash. Hox x | NY) matter what KInd OL prop- ette; send particulars to io eeaeey Oni. Easton and Taylor ava. - “Sirs ab Me Monday C)|} rooms; big lot: sale or le oe ee ee eC y Se | nitoid floor and electric lights. *~ | 302, Pos spatch | ale JP H. LENZ & SO Al, room furnished fat: Ps 3 = * APARTMENT Wtd.—Neatly| TASC. MORFIT, $67 Chestiact ot. out living rooms Sita k 9 ~~ | (CO) | PLAT Wtd.—Have a nice cotiage with large erty you have, see us s for quick | PHM Wainwright Bldg. Olive 455. g | Be autiful Rive ‘T H ome aa Sm furnished: in West End; 2 or 3 rooms, Get my complete list. STORE—3304 California: large, convenient. Grace. 4245—New garage; wat er and all | lot, close to Newstead and Natural Briljse;| ...)., or trade > > ry’ onnecung rooms, B® with bath. Box A-15. Post- ‘Dispatch. { W EK BSTER GRé« V ES HOM E Main 1196, Central 6849. | conveniences: $& Wm. rr "Stubbiefield, 410 | will barca for double flat and pay cash aif- real ; . | ¢ y * ; 5 ei » aye light, gas for a ES PURNISHED APARTMENT: Wtd.—-Or house | — stv " thy ‘ STORE—1308 S. Broadway: suitable for bak- Wainwirght Bldg Olive 87%. : and trees; dee our furnished rooms; ab® Del Ima agar coma Or ew. (c) | Bteam heat, guruge: convenient to cars; Mo. 21. 15 c) 6 reoms. on St. Charles line; bath, elec- S06 ( ‘hestnut s a, if “ > ae Droverty.. If you want) hats me, goo pee oa bargain for quitk ‘ ld mar . : | 4 ( ‘Tist 4 se ) 36 rr > Yara . : 4 “' ; . re > 7 ae hae ‘ it YOU CO i . eS. Oo ‘ roa Fery ice oe ne Pe FURNISHED APARTMENT Wtd.—5 or 6) KE Liscktres a ay. ey aon a te STORE—With or without rooms; best bust-| 54 RK. 2001_—larEgo brick garage, with new-| tric; large lot: want city property or farm {mmediate money and real action, don’t fail | Fria NBRANDT & NOBLE REALTY C, MSHED. FLAT —N f ned: Sa «.roOO™S: prefer West End; must be nee. | SUBURBAN PROPERTY—Furnished 26148 oe ag Aa Al rouls. Seles and) _ly_papered rooms _abov 2 WHAT } u to trade for 80 acres, clear = , ewiy furnished, urnishes 4 ain 3960. —Furnishe we itn _ epost -Dis, | Mr. Street, Night and Day Bank. | WEST | MEAT STAND wed. yarn a i a gro-| | KEANE & FRANKE, 1008 Chest nut st. 7 & Tocust—F. Veatibule aaa Chippewa Pulls, a . 850x130 Cle “ar for Ene umbered © feferences exchanged. Box A-92, Post-Dis,| GRAY, 118 (Webster Groves)—-Furnished | -~~~~~~—~~~~~-~—~~ ~~~ ~—~——~—~—~———_| cery . Box A-66, Post-Dispatch, _| $8400 BRICK flats, city; want farm SOME TO K XCHANGE . Pr rty mark La Salle Bldg . - ‘ CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE operty 4 1, at ) rg ‘ —_-, st : . ’ “¥ ’ I isp: at: ‘h. a RNISHED APARTMENT Wtd. To share | house: steam heat; garuge; coal in; near BUILDING—5220 Delmar: 2 -story, 13 | IN, WO Two blocks west of Goodfellow, Jennin GLICK > , bOX L,- i+, Post- Dispatch. 'c) ie r » > | f { Lj 1% Chee 7h Will Trade for C ‘ounty | rs to ay Ee we Oe ee Cheetnut. | - 61 n | (c4) Mocerys ' orest j j oD WPRTMENT — cs | furnished apartment or rent 3 or 4 roor | street and steam Cars, 2 baths, steam heat: suitable for business. MEAT M Mater room swith” ee ecees | aa a exchange, residence, ‘cen- | Grand and Bt. Louis, s. e. cor. 14th and POouery ———o Sit tu lished efftic iency E> p turn: ished apartment, by couple; references . : or rooming house; low rent, oon 74! 59 Park. Grand _3993M | 1a west. 10 rooms: tine for rooming Franklin, a @€@ cor. Waterman and De Bali- MISCEL INROUS price $8 per foot: will give cTround Clear or ( Chest rt. se esi een. pe aan ! double; pay| Viere, n. w. cor.; Grand ~~ Ae ng n. W. - LLAN noe awa, Unincumbered; applies to flats or for eld ON yl aces) ea Kian Pee exchanced. KBox F-25, Post-Dispatch. FOR COLORED PEOPLE GOLDMAN RBALTY CO., 722 gy RS ggg OE ae 4 a ‘ ~ “> “AN - - - = 2 a - , o an ~ , . . 7 wet URNISHED PARTMENT Wtd.—Gov ern- | ~~ *|} CLARENDON, 925 (oor Hodiamont tracks! OFFICE WTD.- DOW NTOWN: iifference. Kox W-498, Post-Dis. (c)| cor. 1510 Franklin; some . | house, clear DAY iD) Py. LEAWY, SP HIGHWAY itl... 1406 N,—-Furnt . A geeanc neg lly plier hla es ine EE Bare in aes ome ax. | gy JOCATION;: ABOUT orn nn semis comee IAVILD SALLY, 128 Chestnut. LO?—For sale, beautiful. 2. McCaumtand: | Phone 42 7206 ; i“ -K ment man and wife want to share expenses AIDAMS, 2818A—-To colored; 6 rooms, $15 oe Pe ool es a stores, in ex- | STOCK ROOM LOCA’ XCHANGE "160 acres: 1 tillable: a Olive 1: “43. LE will a. ion oe : " (2) | Phone Olive 1342 726 Chestnut #t_ for rent vovenient to two car lines; tg . , | SQUARE FEET, ONE OR TWO FLOORS. | FOR ; ee meh c Oo! turn lished apartment, West End, Phone month, . a : e , “ ’ ; uta Rarton County. Mo.; last year ae | - —- SS , a ee ene nates! iat for A a Bund vy. Olive 1112. 9 ta 12. rer IMPTON, 1012 ‘N. Six 3-room. flats, for : Ate R. & ry. CoO.,, —— Delmar f aN, ACH. WKS. 13900 Ni a $4: “00: Oo eR es sod income: cash. price. aod r F hk. R.. P ROP E RTy | Ne e Ww Su hy ll rh: an I] ome 4tieTM PRNts11 D APARTMENT Wtd.--3 or 4/ colored; reasonable. __ = eanteel penta Bie, lasso, Larwe, 2d floor room. WAREHOUSE Wtd.—In_ wholesale reg ee Es ‘inton Sy. FINE 5-ACRE TRAC 15 or 32 acres, Riverview drive end Bur-! 7223 Rig Rend rd.. new 5-room frame house % : : 20,000 square CUTT TAGE Wtd.—For exchange, flat, double, | lingten a as lowest-priced tract tm this with bath, furnace: hardwood floors, electric 3 rooms, West End: practically new; bath 4 Improved with nice 4-room residence; or-| coming lo 9615 N. Breaéway lights, granitoid Dasement: also garage “i 5 N. a . i feooms, Compton Heights or Tower Grove I HANKILIN, 1000--5 to T rooms: good loca- tion: steam heat furnished, rent only $40. | on switch; capacity ee ' mm. « roo is thal “ . ’ ‘ a . : : . t. tO> S, t Nispatc i ; . . a ‘ , ee a gs hitehen; beautiful of Fads Bridve: call H. P. Comstock, | Franklin. (*) | — eae | . fee oes A ness . ._| electric, marble sinks; income 166; want | chard: good soil; not very far from Clayton; J. H. GU NDI. vt Héco., | driveway. will make terms to eult Key EASTON, 5106-—Large store ard two rooms, — } cottage. brick or frame Box W-435, ‘ I. on splendid made attomobile road: price! — | pext door Por full particulars, see ' aos ee ee and income; want good farm or;and age Gx 244: 798 5990 Bates wt.: a “ : ti os K he Il- } y ag “ : z . " nd WE vestment a - 7 “ we ; , repair * = : 3 - alro hab ” nonths ec] ad: pre fer West | ‘ LI CAS, 3307—10 rooms, bach, furna - te E ASTON. 4572 F — ie — | pesidence Box W-446. Post Dispatch (c) } R akRNC IRC VE & SPECHT . 112 N. 7th. 5 ain: ¢ } lLAberiy hom le Inquire | j $2 PEI: PRO | riser. thos bivea ce 3- room furn Mee fear mibiic scho Rox K-242. Post-Dis. fixtures; in perfect condition; $80.00. (c™) | ™ ra: $20 or shoe repairer: evtabiintig pie et tn mi ae oy RPA! ESTATE Wtd.—To exc hange, 317 -acre | @y DOOOOOOOOO OOD 46594 Minnesot® 2 3 | With some improvements ear fare: sue- \ as : at 4 ' | : ) 4 e 4 SS’ ‘, aq, 2 e* ' elere erereie;e . ° *s = _ : dant le é tT] ré. “J T4°h OO000000900.' 20.0 2. Ae} . a’ : ; LA a FE or wale Nottingham av.. 3060x175 | rif hk ° worth } it 4a J ! , = | S vears: at}. (2) S400 uplpevery cony : a NISI We rtmen MOUND, 1009—-6-room house; nice order; $1». ——— ' These beautiful hiemneh for rent ; C ty, Ill; 40 incumbered, - ( 7 # ieD FLAT Wtd.—Or_ apartment, Cc. M McDONAL Dk. E Co., 1111 Chestnut. IASTON, 50S4--Part of fine, larre "store. - farm, Johnston oun ne. * 0 ADE FOR FARM. . A > rOlR 026 cash er time vr “arr . mM. 2 (c*) 3500: for St. Louis incor some incum TO TR. ; Ri ee Byte yg ae be A. ee a — nitmer: A BE Al l lk [ l, BI N¢ ;ALA Ww oa = Modern: b yu “ Box A-117, P.-D. , ‘ r hanger: s le - S, WASHINGTON, $123 Splendid ]l-room Li in dell GOSS, Take Oltve- De Imar Car. (c 2) floors, garage-- $125.00. annum clear: want singie or double fiat. | ; GOLDWASSER & DUBINSK 7 ee = PRPABRA ALP i nnn, | NOt water hen j | ‘ _ Post-Dispatch (c¢); © CcO., 312 International Life Bidg.., ‘2 } once bor part St ©) | HILLCREST g.0on HOW 64 a ae — . r) ae . Beautifully posite D> FLAT Wtd.—Or apartment: 2 | ——ay-SHCOND, 820 Sd nice, large | P°S:_cheap rent. Forest 1878. sed $8 *) | OFFICE SUITE -—Of 8 rooms to subiet; fine mother and dJauchter: must be clean; rea- .: ows sat: , ten- oe & ’ 9 : references Box K-281, P.-D. ge hot-water heat; rent to geod (#1) | STORE-4208 Easton. large: fine location for 4415 West Pine bl., 12 rooms, 2 | Rox W-481, mae a yt I p 3 ms, for 2 nh | manufacturing plant: only $18. baths, furnace, fixtures, garage— FLAT Wtd.- —For exchange, bungaiow, We- Sth and Chestnut Sts - a : non D PL at Wid. we ~ Saentsbed. FOR RENT TO Ci LORED. ‘3 STORE-—5749 Ea: ton, a nice little store f $100.00. | ster, 5 rooms, modern; small joan: want TOO OOOO OU OO OU OOO OU OU 000: OO, Bargains tn vacant lots hone for list. ing sca na rey STM t of reference . 2909 a, a 6 rooms, Pe floor, G80. | ' $16: suitable any line: smal) business. | oF 5611 Cabanne av., 11 rooms, bath, | ‘inele or doubie a We re gees ei jt oe A. KR. SCHOLLMEYER R, E, ¢ wy y 2 ; . 164 Singleton st., J roon., ae . & ROG. SCOTT. 80 "hes - ; 3 ° | put in some casn, 1x hae faith ~ MO Chestnut VERSEN ) a rooms, 4 tor 5-rooms.. furnished ag 7 ah it ha P saan 3° | ee oo “s “v7 = — ee aa edi ee oe avy i remeem R > HSI DE: NC 7 >) W td. For exchange, flat, do MOOD OOO OOOO O OOOO OO OOOO 0 OO} é a A LL, RO. \J) M K N. NK 4 it > + : Ms as - , es . = : Mm ‘ ” reference iven. sox 1402S N. &th 2" roo S ‘, ee “ASTON: ime, large RrOw neg oO 7} . “* ‘ Sy ae -y trict! Pw , .Y . ‘dea eee vbhone, janitor; Bi of eferences five can a MS Pl : ‘hestnuft ce) sj 25 PiIgh boo 0 44 ble, Wert Isnd, 5 and 6 reoms, 8 culy r ' large plot of ground . ton (we at -Dispateh _| KEANE & F RANKE, 1008 Chestnut st. | ee $25: Union and risaéa Vernon « a. > aaa “0 ~_ ern; ardwood | floors, moe want, residence WILL TRADE ann — ~~ | atreets, by 258 feet deep ; ~— | : share A ’ — — 63 = Ww- 463, Post-Dtspatc Cc) | ae , = : IT—-For sale, -ft., Walnut Para: ietty limita, from Jennings stattor ovzA —Couple will Be PR. ICAS AV. OREON KE. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnnt st. na floo or farin, Box = Por clear’ county property and sage Ao a. wey : re 7s a furnished, with al a chat HOUSES WANTED oe et +] LU / 44 toe ie aan i 2 Bebe teres aaakere, Svind , "hardw od loors— cn yr’ PAGE W ta. For eax hange, fiat, double, ®) assume. lai. for cash. Hox +t l. Past peapate®: . — aa: pate time, , inut ~ , venience 2 S0orract o i esnven 10 room RALDIN BROS. wi CO. rooms: granitoid basement. gas, electricity es av.. 19 rooms. bath. fur 3 rooms, modern; ne Ras er | 4469 WASHINGTON Bla SOLD kt RR S30K zs - Ni‘ WwW #150 ' ote $15 - e ~ —— on rast Bowe *. ‘ +; Te Ss: a ine } or G J s N . te , Ae tl Ps , j ; oe “ ° oS ia - ee : - + ri ¢ &s le Lia i’, | ats : a 4 a ‘ Hoan : ee nam be nwekeen SE tonnes ee or yoms $3. ; 13 Chestnut st. (c% | suitable for live baker; factory across the na brea. garage. $50.00. - —— Dispatch. or 5 - (e) | @ Modern high-class residence: 12 © er, gas and electric ~ieske gent of Candfeltas ' 956A--5-room. fural t+ . a bal (‘a Sunday: rvasona . = penn ; mame live asa bath, lau t burniabed, evers ApDPy to MERCANTILE rR! Ss th Ae lacu F " ve » oa eo @ - : > ! t; rat shed: well hel Be: Side TS22. Lafayette. _ | Sree tae street ermplovs 700 hands; rent $16, ace, . ] 1 ‘a rooms; garage for 5 machines. Price @) ee 4 , re. aa poor AGE: We om with bath and | m rT , > t > LL . ‘ORNER LIVE N ‘PRING MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY, ‘ AT—For sale or exchange: 3030 Mad- $12,000 wd » ] “AHLY, 7% Chestnut st. — - mays ns a : R C eenert. 9891 Riverview FOR RENT—FOR OLORED — Made Gatese aeare: peal Rouks van ° ‘Sone: rent $26: two tenants: well built; | MERCANTILE TRUST CO., Agt, cane. tre 1342 COOK, ee ran ; i . ; Agent, E Pik , ©19 o —— -oms, bath and | sannabiea S08 : 4 ; Chi Ss wwly papered: 8 rooms make offer. See enat > ’ 7, = on es Locust, Bighth and St tharies Sts | gowly severes wast O CO aoa ney cYeUGYAGRO | SUBURBAN PROPRTY FOR SALE | 2 YW Xs é i , CA i ww et ~~ - ” ~ } I VE LD THE TI nic . avavatate PF ORSASASASASALALY? _ eat Sori . a - nt 3 or 4) HUGH H. STEWART. 1002 Chestnnt st. 7 , _D. Graef, 2102 East Grand ho 4 TroOmMs wih > ah { want to rent rooms, —— FLAT Wtd.—For exchange, residence, West X& = - io. 5 ale } ; ?; smal (| — : _ ’ MISCELLANEOUS Y me room cottare ter and gas: possession 30: i $255. 4 ~ furnished or unt or = Nev + A 5 poll poles ne ani Rs A . B anne ; lst floor, 4 rooms, eg i i REE , R OOMS . $18 OO ‘fa ™ aang t #x160 emali loan J ‘ z : eloer d oe 8) iple: pernmianen . »Ox x . ° - - “> oms. ear, : i \ \ 4s iv ° ’ . i | ~ 7 Iend, A 2 Core. .* Pint » 7 ia ~. ast é ‘ — | BUILDERS COLUMN |} want atic ordoatie siat,'eive'good trade REAL ESTATE WANTED =~ ene gees yj ameltt fo eee 6 ik oe an ¢)t * ~ j # A. i ; . m . : % dad floor, 7) = ‘ Alo +—Furnish : Post-Dispatch . Morgal 444 floor, 2 rooms, water: . S839 Kaston av.:; fine henteons location: , As ’nost-Dis at io) rors r tr 1. i gat, = KS | Ty ne y r- a ey ; i Roy VV 42%, Post ISPa 0c PPP ens" ower * Ot te a -™ —— “ 7s - I! , SE lor xa! ° ra ‘s - ’ Se 9 e) brise ent. garage pecial Laucements ROW. ground. _Home Station. lake ‘ine hy ' up. and @re net going to any lower ; THis I8 YOUR OPPORTUNITY to acquire a home (n he old ~- prin yrs .D NenaiNa Lochted \ lata i, at Ren- woot” 5 ipPires Tal Kirkwood. berguson oar me to eswuit purchaser. Htot-water heat... large living reem Everything modern JOHN 8S BLAKE 4 BRO 16 Chestnat &t itchenetie, me OUSE Wed 3 or 4 reoms and bath; south AT , . @ te C > or reoms and DAD, § at SS MA‘ UIRB, REAL EST , " P uh BASS W St of Grand, by Oct. 23; adults. Box F JAMS coe Sig Chestnul st.t la Sh Yr QUICK trades, square deals, good title FOR a qui. k sale of your property. better ; oy business woman can have spate |. Post -TMspatch STORE F OR RENT Solid agate, 15c line, minimum Sc W. E, MINTON, 5 la Salle Bidg. _ ee _ Us (OTT LEB. "2302 am a oS) | Sm — BAL .* a ag nage oo pote iy Private bore, reasonable ~ “ite OR” KI ? 5 | 1367 Hodiamont: , rn store Discount ic per line on three or VAC ~Wtd.—Exchange choice lusiness PI ATS Wtd.—Singie or double; pay all cash p., Ramona rare MBte it. soyer, © : ts . FLAT Wtd North: modern: » ES oO. odiamont; modern store; new: fine VAC ANT t ‘a as ial G.-— sl i i : = %) 107 ew s: is © Nn ; raragce: responsible Dea: pe j TO LET— -~BUSINESS PURPOSI loca lion. See PP ~ snore insertions. - . block renting for is soa ge it h agg f cheap Box W-461, Fost-Dispateh. | Ee I Want the best equity in real &E a; he .it--For sme arg? Phishe a Ap: irtme nt for [ease 4 Bor Ll j ‘ | _ omen MISCELLANEOUS _ _ Denese — . . : BUILDING MATERIALS © clear vacant. Box E 21, Post Dispatch (c) eneatate ¥ at higee witt Soi Rox F-"% P.-D beaut ful i bur gui Ow, wt Maw 4. Box A- be aut 4 enim aia: iment. lo cated ah : ; _ ahs : 4\r MINK: 1low: ; u or ‘ -317T. ee sXe: j ON Ke store ior Rent 7_———_ ee ee . ~~ COrT AGE 472A Lorraine. for exchange: - —— - —_ = . al Ve hy Tier grea ¢ enowels P :, al, le neighborhood, box lil 72 . building. 350x100, that | “ “ , ‘ C ote tile bath. combina- BA. ARG AINS in income proper J —s . "acs Mor le @vie op rby BY ", . a Disp at SUIL DING—I have @ an- ‘ 1) | ¢ ‘ H; | BATHTUBS and smilies supplies. ras and| dandy 3-room cottage; tile barn, it w rust be cheap. Box W 4%) Post-Dis. COTTAGE! ale: 5. ¢ Be bi A ‘ for $35; room for 15 cars: \ " at eimar anu amuiton electric fixtures. bath, new and secon- m fi xtures, gran toid laundry: just like. put gaan reverts it rift phone (olfax S65 i" e. DENCH Wtd.+7, 8 or 9 rooms, in W ed | : located: good front and eetnas st | This is the best location in the West FE hand; aiso doors, sash. porch columns, build- | we: $240; deed of trust. $12); lS PD ENCE Wid rh gg OO cotiage. — L WTS Labadte “ P| ¥ a oy Cte details Ms MM . *4aN EK & | I ANKE, LOOS ( he mn ot for any sort of retail busine ss 1? is ers’ hardware and bullding material of all i ‘ 4} exe hange for 1918 Ke ord " ti a cheap for cash. ~Ox * 440. } mt ispate : hi T's a . ’ sale gor : ~ roum inedern. on (sitter I Nx TOON TRUST. won ay roxin atae p ri e: this is no agent ox, Ron AI In private office: unlimited Rie; trading center, where thousands kinda. Cali. write or phone the A to Z Cn., i BUSI NESS ~ PR PERTY For sale or ex- COTTAGE W tda.-—4 » rooms North St. Car ° ot ils Px |= : AMOrCAR Hardware Bide. 2 tbe Sup. | change. splendid lecated o-t Dus Louis. Box EF-249., p oat Dispatch. 2 The bead NHACTI. Maple and Hodiamont piv Co.. Lindell 644, Delouar GOV. #512 corner for a double °3-room f) Pil? & TENEMENT PR KRPERTY Wtd hiave = ; or mie ary at ' Vir a Park. near 8-122, Post-Dispatch. ic) _ ery. : ) ; Y 4 , : @ Berlin a ro nion av. one : ) SUBURBAN PROP’ TY FOR RENT eee z :~ roker or agent. ZINK, 15 N. ith. aT) . ine” and eet 1S os nar-Olive ow, Seen ia — —- (e) _or without the business Box I, PD). fe) must be bargain: no agents. Box K-11, C% orice smeduc¢ yne-hal! 7 quick mal utifu) 3 A, > se Beds off feet Bah ais ty : in” downtown a! di ay transie it busin less from he nti bRICK-—For sale. and ail inds of building | i. AND _For exchange. 85 acres, st Mis- Post-Dirpatch re poste pa! AST gel service furnished, teferen es ee bara, ANTA, 316—9 hou } ath foes RESTAU rt h ae aely equipper: good | FOUthwest ilk district, which embraces Hi material at Its Locust. all G7 Boat- sippi bottom, miles from St aries. GLATS Wtd.—single or double: pay all cas : " lor EAST SIDE —, 4 few, double suites; some Ba Re n,, , gy ee eee tee | commerce lal hote , , yee Post. to, lier every th t men's Hank Bide. Olive 476 ‘entral 4515 " : ¢ corn to the acre; fine; * ‘7’. parenin: inal! t] rifeular Lox par me ' " ble Jot ig : nicely f: urnished $° 7 $55 and 4 . ten fix ires nice lot: "rR A ta an ta ere pr oposition to right party. Box 4 t, os Maneh ’ + our bus! ness in >} “ BRICKS se is > Oo U0 aanhet o , grows 70 bu a we nc ru Box 4-184. Post- ‘ ’ é . aaa! yy s 5 1a j | , , ON FE & RR. G. SCOTT, Agents. ee Ar fernace, bath, etc., $25. | ' Dispatch. . -/tr mt want for customers. There ts cain netdien at’ decir ae 7 S| oe oe nt — i” peo cries = ee Boo « : chee JOHNSON R. CO., Tithe Guar, Ride, - —— r manufacturing St you can get, 614 Ham eae Sealine sonal pat ger: ‘ant. Main and; Dispate — 00 Chestnut st. Both PARTI i. SPACE—To rent, storage or manv ic) nit NoeT tT? rye Bremen; carload | at : town 80- = oe ine] —) went phone, Forest 9100. —_— . 69528 rooma, bath, furnace. purpose. Box B-60, Post-Dispat h. : ionth on lease, INCLUDI NG HEA licitors: for ' Ap Goh: COTTAGE Wtd.—To exchange single «% ¢ ! ity slieeninge @eorch, fruit ee. : . - district today and see us Mou- ~ : : Wie etn ne et , r i : rent $492: deed of trust . q ‘ , DInk > fe ~att } > py _ 5 - | » — ; - j . a *- ‘o- : sg ND 8214 (Maplewood)—3 fur. | 18, O00 squa re I eet Vier Ther Loon Nn. Bstn a | dows: all building ——— Mg RS “pa | about $3000; prefer Weillston district Box “URTY Wid.—Must be at bargain price vie win ~. ' ' + Past Dispatch. — Rox E-126, Post-Dispat: “h “ a - RD., uviad 16 Housekeeping “fate e «4 4 with bath, in modern brick 20 minutes ete xiass su arry. | K-453 % od re t / - 9 * pplies. Theos. Kelly. 31 10 } s - ws > c my | Floor space foe SB Terminal switch: BUILDING—Grand-Hebert. northwes: co ney 1317 ” ‘BUNGALOW Wtd. Exchange %826 Flora bi., FLAT Wtd.—S6 room. near Hamilton a‘ ver oveyey ~ tele SR ER AARP IRE AP OBE OG a rt CR Ay ere le Oe ome + aint eet ee ae it ee Ls ae ~ 4 Rnd MEE ad DS os ar} ita ning ' bathe and Me por ind solarium. all modern tnely furnished. a answer fully, giving wer o SL ore Cyele: epeterevotereveres > . ~ SO GTA ITI ye OO OY OE Cray a RR ied, bat! aduylta. - } a = : / heat and light furnished. | . : | , - v Grand and Hebert, second-floor offices, i, - ; — w or smalier bome.: AT Gf “For “rents Ne it GALOW To rent: t-room: Lackland erBUSs gs WAT ARD. ‘REALTY CO... Colfax 448. _ | yor gervice, elevator: single, §20: Rees, Jan- LUMBER Wtd.—24 2x12 21 feet: 24 pieces| _1! reoms, Rirkwoo 1 preferred uth of Easton: prefer hot-water hea rOOUs, for ep ae and Creve Coeur line: one block ie > ' TE NTION! | of one-half reception hal! $20 2xfix20 ft.: 100 ptecesz 2x4x10; 2 ‘ f Webster ORE NEKE ® Wainwricht Bldg. a, Pos -Diepat: LiL ¥ oR nn | pt) month. Kintoch, Clayton 2021.) ~ TYRUGGISTS, ATI | OREON BE. & R_G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut et, | 00d boards Cabany 4874R 'FKRD A. Sede: city oc aK 8 or ® roome: near 20th st \ Die? ores pn ger 2 : . _ ‘ . - ; — ee a ie ani : ro djrocery 0 ood ? oi theaaantent say cash Ite ) Der mA: Pity i. ' : PN iAl, ey ; rooms: on Lake line: with | 1 Ave. c} ‘or. Store EAST GRAND, ©0291 large store. newly ROOFING STOCK uname tt 811.000 equity in a , ; and . . an! x 3 ve et nt ee ‘ me pnd electric, For particulars — ’ Fine Gran remodeled: 4 Trooms above investigate oS latent fi: lee of oe income property. tox ae 2215 Nicely ghed * Ros ~& : JONES RR. KB. GO., 824 Chestnut. | Rent Ir ee 3 Months hiss ® ood location. Reo¢ for any businesa ANCHOR ROOFING CO. ied 34. » Post: Dieoat ere a ** Sees s MF “i e: tile (oor, a is. / Aa anv roof. 4456 Faston. Deimar i m EXCHANGE-—6-room fram house at a Smear oe In base GKAND, 8620-3651 N.--Opposite main en Forest 1523 ; a (cm shyt “i Ray @v.: like new; will cons sider Ford vA i | xs ee sae td is : " toes 7 r “a 0% Muplewood)-—New, modern | Largce, square ’ age ri = 1 ~ SE bed oy hh io ~y bi siding: ae furnished, i trance of Fairground Park: tine location for; ROQFING—Any leak vy roof or gutter emall vacan monthiy payments, EAT ATE TAY HK, : - | ment: in apartment Dull ent candy end ice cream parior: , r * 5 4 a tL h; Ir ug Webster: good 8-reom cottage, ! e: very low © ; : , bOSSOSSion, additional leaks same "asarens. $1.75 4 rented fer ‘$20, mont n gol away., bout this at one: Sts Now J. inguin SU Ji. dicand, i Neik “~ ike chicken yard.’ garden, fruit. see us about th - KUNZ, 60% Chestnut iL <& om Rolapia, Posen abd Dedenne dui. eo talk fast. G557 Warient ‘A. train. $11, Phone Webster box hh «%' : } i } | ii »4 7 $i asta ore and : ¢ ibd. peers ei: ‘Chesiast ot t-TOtry als 4) RAL, EAA or po aticnt ‘hon. Pest-Leaaica

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ab ak . y . at eset _ bi - = ee il renee . a tial SIRS IPL ES % a Se A ? RP: - ___RESIDENCES” es YO Real E ‘State _for E xchange WwW » Wanted, For _Sale, an d Bun walow s, _ Cottages, Flats, _Apa == » Residenc es For Sale in these colu mns _today. - ~ Sout 43 seine Dw 700 a aiid SUBURBAN PROPERTY ERTY Fi FOR 8; SALE _BUNGALO) ‘ND COTTAGES AGES . _ BU INGALOWS AN AND COTTAGE ES |-BUNGALOWS A AND COTTAG ES F | ~~ , APAF % of: « epee Bre er Yd x oe Ee Ms : “ta j j ; $a. » te 4 i : > & i) NN ; ORs - - .F te HOUSE: oP capa RGUSON CPA ; : A one- nalt ad. one t Fergusor Diet yee saat ti Lines ' Tact bai 1 dargain block to raul fron, Sbout two | Oc in MISCELLANI q . ae fn Fini}. ___ THE road atenreet car ITT AG E aie >. = : i}. F ik: TRU Station Ca! j 2 cott FS Por ous " Tt 7 y, 315 eh BRGUSO = Co.. CI : oF 4907 aad” an S13 sale ne par met 2 }2 } r] , his anor ay iN SN ayton. Mo N. Bro. 491] N ani { RT ate or in , ici sou nen ; AP ad ye ; b eo H . oe ‘ CHAL? of tr - fu rnace rooms. be - | way Sroadway ‘ano: | also 191 ; ita Aa incthtatinie & 5 ‘ a . e. “2 ms a . ac r . ede en a it 14 Dc Rg pale dae gee | a WAR B 8) Fy rame Cott: LL a | : House in 1 pee oATUR: open. | wood Moors. beni ARGAIN Me GO poe rangen _NORTH | : a. - @ esntn ., -Ures; TS, bath ungale AC WP titiite . £3 ; . (f gen” & Eliza I n oy e ro Ut at. | » beeen down draft t ab 50x128 ees | _ nace, bath. agin sale OA HAAS ‘bo & ti ~ pg with } beth ay - ed YusSONn wilt today inclosed aft Sure, ric light fix Sout oo TT At will I trade rooms PARA | AH re a : f c a owner and 700- elegant mM et or 7 tt for $4000 bac Yr pore “+ S, } Y It . “a 4! 7 | bath oe r or sa] — = 3070 Baya tric. fur- | F a a oe Sou ae & 4 = at GOLDMAN se |] oe ‘oan Feat yo $ reni. | rit Fo Includic, Bon ds, Price . oe" “te * ’ os hil or pi.. ah dining on chute. 5 rn, a are. _(co8) L-AT—For Pm esas TH — a : . : 3 “mA? . N_REAI once . tine tulld- | oris 4 al! res balance ; 2 Mi $300 139 _s ory fr an on j alks a p) furn: rench z voms til “ Rot . 3 POO LA | 7 TY cr Bee 1 condit rs sant ay. pl 7 ‘ $25, Schille i€, lot } and one- | every nd str ace, h doors, Duteh tile electri ; anica) and — az & f >). 7% 48 for pr ‘on, +» two +c ly Pal and per ; ir r pi., one- 5x13, pr half l iy yY door Cet tna ot runni tch mad aeity, avenue: 4 leases i” oon ee MAPLEW rz Chestnut. Nochs was interest. | ~ ie, lot wx1l3 ~etory fraine dwn: -$1700 | ge A aiden ‘mae: copper bates | gy Insect’¢ ox 135. bath. force fla - © ! FLAT —=- SSN tating woop t at. y Goo 1 = - llams “sn 3; rice ie dwell] 400 | wens d. $ ae hams as house = for | TOMBRIL this todas stree a heat’ - & ‘Bs € —For we PP id oNe-half Tate” Gatto atl ‘ 2000 ; a nd b ; I] . Pe Y and and - i 240 5 ee i A ce. b wg ti DE T sy 5101 Die, bo serial; or story tram County. — _ £4200. used! Car an ware pe gyn price: Wm 1DGE 4 CENTS A... Mr. poe P és ——— + _ 39th COttag “ A ee pri ed K-27: art will take sAT = 33 icul r : HOUsS et: tage fr in coun Ww st en ay. tad well- } “233, P pay! take 2 For 1S Me ars, 3 4 Sk-- : Jamit » city; ty: will | lll b 4117 Schi, fram one. tee eeeee, o 201 . \Pest-Dimeaeeke i 3711 Bale: 7 eTame | di “Tener al Bake otter matt | oa Nib eet Haunt Soihetyiie ot auatio, patel | mer OMS AND BATH, price | saap puvanalay:: ‘pat 05 ’ ‘ oe oii HOU: 3533 5 fer. } jive 142 KAHY ne § 4809 Au: pric I, 3-room fra rice ar, | etory axton av i ] 9 pe fuente: : bath: p; ooms: 4 +f ik OU Man! arce ik . a : I2 rr Austria st ane. me, lo -» 1250 cotti av., 3 $2 40 / and €stm Price , gheae single f 4 3 i SE. = Manhat ot: gs T26 ¢ ” Ionth. Poms a 2. “ erie t 30x cellar age, wi x12 wm Bee Mr ent only bs ¥Y rents ; / ; fis large or pale lan, B 43, 1@sinut st. rame, lot on’ RAG Leas Lae J and fj With hot-air o; Nice TOMBE Det Proposi 0; ts for : i BR gar : senton ia te st & bath: ot 7: ene-hai?e 1." - ped H. Grr xtures -air frame 2.- ; UDG > ePrir tion: this % if Box G. Aiea apet: Six rooms CO Se eae ag SOUTH es 46423 Tyrol price . WX117: 4 rea story 1500 ~ rl UNDI LACH ace et "furnace, ceme | = th phor - , AG SEX inspec ye is a a. 2 8 COTTAGE t-Dinpa ten ap if wont ox e IT AGE — Kor Re nnn a pe fyrolean av. one ‘and 8 and | 4751 Ger CO., 3615 N. B ene | SAT e CY, 3318 Meram bei: OQ - 7 ra - ly - c) rn , o > -. ‘ & : a alta te as . » oO 5 Oe wes &. te °°? - a 4 ¢ . Z : H Tear city. For ‘gale —- en = ts fo amily af i ‘ rame: For car lines, iv - clean. ms and SC? ; it [on ore ik ae’ cellar; ©, ss a barg tpg h ed. paint TOMhi is is a rice only $3 $432 i .: ¥ nace. ; hot an ‘Bale, M en, | libera} 6874: 1d bath. pb; it will be in Sie sates * fine oS a LOU all and ed OMBRI Mr ood { y $3000 per __ i : i si will d col aple fe) | terms. Wier"? + Dar- &5o to y market for’. °: 1s. Bosse. bath, | —2 Dek ._ Deterin nvest: + Cash ae o> 3 hig aampe. trade for tana gg room | "8100 cas ro Kdgar Wee oxi 0: b for ie phpatuce yitvantae vm 4 cot 2500 fo. yom m cottage, TE RRs G: 24 Chestn err: - pho sae GENCY. ‘Sis M ——~ So » Ss a5) ¢ = ' sh _> Elkin Within § fur- Cash wT Saie , 722 OC? argain:| JOM ust like Can arr ns pec nspec e, bath, AV. = cram | i erty. 7 For ae on Tam WO mile me or L.. i. 4-roo: estnut i BRIDGE : rent. Se ange eas t the _KORT ction; pric electric — ] 3¢ 4 ec at. .. = office 1477 e¢. be ) pa, Fla. 8 Of | cor . "Stel n fra _ oth pl iE AGENCY 4 Mr y ter eee E-RUS C® an ic, mod — . a : 7477 M rented ¢ ancheste ful Map! | GE- F ann, 32u9 Lltm: S318 M ering. ELE % Co ms reas Pen | ki W doub ‘ay ett —- ; a | a: Mane or $7 r, fre e wood odern ; Or sale: 9 Jasve Meraime 8908 GANT _ 816 Ch onable. tchenerte = e A y | | ive & . HOt chests per nt 12 prop- east nea r 1 u > Cc st. Cot BUSI estn ba tte, at. c Vv. ; Vea!) ; y 7) an r, Rent month: m150 fr -| oe fe chure ew or >| 1e N story b e Brilli NESS et St. th. fu sleepi olonial IT r : > ie Dlewar For on wi Ww 1: price $5: t.: | COTT evo M he and oom ‘bri >| S030 } CW CO — if rick dw ante; | S CORNE! ~~ floors ; mace nF porch. Style: 3 ‘ > apo te ho od - sale, rat , $5500. Ww AGE} ill, 500% aC hool: r ck: all | Toor toga oa JO tave large elling, 7 ; ot 100x125 t. nic > rent 8} elect Hol rooms | . lina. i bales 4 7, ee ; Use ir G6 rox oo ( am ( est DD For Ba " > @nys + » good ma bridge c)!| Owne avis st. le; ni ‘ks Close j tiled ine ; 0-date | bus as le la cooler bath. h ya proper OM cot per ve ures, t tile C ' PY i a. se °o condit ath, ¢ av.. M eo r on ; iot pee O-r iw t out bh: only a ine Place f and sila’ Ot-wat rty. tage ar: ow lardw - ne “So — Fore make offer ae %... j oilet, ¢ a-; BUN premises 252x165 -om ag ant a pr at $3800; ¥y one lefte ra .! __KOR : or butel ughter house. A a8 part ner will aes | Su test - crs : : LEGEH _HRU ot 65x 140: orner- | ’ GALOW~ » Dric e ¢ rick 509 | to see t} etty hon easy ft; want * RTE-RU s ier or a ouse - nde Dayment take ; i heuer antial 2 i | SKA, 9 owner | Hom. for onty $2800°/ QT. us; o le and terms; to | TR. hy oth M *rson-S nt on this | ) | Rowse: etaci | & lie nN. r i ow, Fal os . pen Su well b if cz. er Main 45 t 5 | — tii : : ed > . 2 iti BU ~ RICHMOND HE Seventh at, Favs after D a sale. ee room, : SLA = E-ROOF I ae every’ d ae sure | 2 251. 3 Arlingt S16 Chestnut _8t. | one —s. Central — -Buerman ( P33 | tl ti “ys : ~~ lta a | NGA OO IGH sie . oan... - mM, 4034 Hi, to ry | BU day Cott; > lot 25 on A ia } 900 ROR ¢ c fees hae. ara em, @ & € : Het IA w- id Ts electri ‘ Four enh . } 485 NG Al —— } tage: 4 Jx1l72? 4 y enu = T on a $F ] hestnu ; 7h . . nr . ” | ehts: Pee, | will eaosty’. DO roon ey. | Mil NLY OV ment ; larg ; all in e€ Ot 25x122 v1l6 I [SS 7 : tek +l i reas 6 roo nore AAA sacri; t-water brick tetck bunenten — $3950 Bae la : am wate rooms : iproveme flats of : 22.6: t ndian — : TIONAL. Car : pespnable: ms: al] ia 2 ~~~ | COT ice. Delmn. 2fat cottage. be ungalow this is mine. T ater; o ename] nts; brick ann 3 room Wwo-stor a Av. | . ams | Y Low po pe {rc » Ace ou i conv tie hm TAGE . lmar . lar bath. j Seen ft in ‘So the m JOHN erms wner th ed bath: ua) . ms ea ‘ y brick a ce o ' ft " : ee CAah I™Mm Ha nt of j enience ond berch For 47): tJ. ee ga sleepi 0 be ap uth St. Ost beau S. R ere. » Chest mt - = & $1500. ' - —— o it U on 1176 termes, all bri ik. Da house ath: | "ee ca lance 2 n buy tile b ater b brick AY. @ it Ste BRO., Aj ——————— a", Bi * i. PAA, JNIVERS R. 1717 e ck cot om _Bale. “eg 1215 wes r to Mi! pe hae with on oo | GOx2 eat, h of D roo aU NGAI . 2110 R15 Ch i peeenneneneenneeeo = a | ; [’ 'n sf CI ae sD K sel tie tory: Junta fornia. lL, IAM. * ake Ch ner wil] floors’ bath. hot- bu to $2750- okee g st. ines — reer -¢ | ive TY SOTSR hot-water hunt’ Vieto EGEN walk one ~ ero-| B show and fi ot ilding, 3. lo tre R427) Chin $007 2 iP eraity He sear temas COTTAG KAN-AT, ter heat: ooo” BUN r 30671 “ HALT ne block | RINK you; pr nish; | rent, t 25x12 et built 9 DDO a a Hes me i$ ; 4 Y NGAL 391 OP. 6 price $ ot $hi2 and 5 -0: si rw ys =f = 4 30 eigh: t tui | J AGH EF THEN ma Oown- cx OW 6 119 ¢ 7500. ee, ¥ room ngle b on " ’ ox: - a ; tile av ILS H PAA amieson or sa . 722 « c} me out 8 SNAP, 4 j- 00 “he stnut sold » terms, § S, basen rick fla + rm Ca rage it har? . de eee BB | shaders nt eft Chana Steno 8 LER WOOD | w SH, sas me oe ee rrange sine tank ahi gf Se , h > oh oors utifu nonth, Proveme urnac ck: 3904 | & ‘enien ore .™., to | evil 5M t & must | a doc 2S of unten. oz F bookcasen, replace in’ Boa both anes, HOUSE For es sacrificed h a ~7 Sa) arch you es: newly dennmalow: ‘eco thie |8 fA fe O51 Alcot TH] «0 40 “MODE ‘iN i 815 Chestn: 6 Our a PRINKOP te a. +f hades. ete’ ectric living’ rick and} ,?%, Grav Or sale; 52 if po and on uy at and Price d ba tt av.; 16 ) tnut st. Was : R “vr. & 28 im bee: c fix Dg room. eantel. | and tain *Y:: 5249 sold | opport terms a ver paint-| W cut f th: book take U w bd ya FLAT be es room | | 3 | Mar oi cee tures, om; t collet: enveiet Nagel ain unity t to sui Y Teaso | war. rom $3150 ok ase nion bull 401 4A TS Hele) A i tle ‘* . at feet f copper uilt-in | $1000. sr chick large av. : price; o buy t; don’ nable | nt Apply 150 to $248 built ir Car; | vin iidin 8-4018 @ ell Bae rent n MO, vi i ALB office ront r scre — STE! » en } room Jost w prem!s our a good ho t Overioo 2 Se. DAV Ir , $2685 ; n hou E roam” rith § for A FLA P= . | he 2 it | ie ERT cp te*y,_te , pemdy ( ens, | COTTA PIL{IEN .UM s. kit est | —- to represe ome k | hone , JL / owne se; | Foom, b m, dis our f] D. Aw le weautifu ‘ a | . : Mai G. BLAN erms U move pair Fo UM. € 30x 110- tte EL-M n detai ‘e wi! “| F fe 1342 Y, 'G 1e rdw room room, k each havin. © mm, electri ’ as oa , mein BOSG, KE R. EF inted; r eal 625 C} : price | Mian: s ARTIN Ia 1 be ‘LA -6 Chest- sl 00d floneenn? Ble itche aving Rt ft. fr fixtures fern. 2 : ; Bj Centra Til ¢ E. CO., s: AW; Gee Clifton ie , room chestnut st | Sidney 175 5 erat Jr., R. ) & LATS, APA y Ppa porches: ine leeping porch: mette, bed- | m I 10 bie. re es OFICe ImMace : : ‘ Uy 1 1144 Shestny t Ow; er ed of trust eights: | Meme: ~ t 2919 ny on Meneae oe co., | » Mi vith 5 roc andso av AYME Am Water. garage, ce and art of Vy ff Is e Riec ‘h i ' lot; ow heat: h reside therst) VAUL met 4, bDalar nnesota: 81 ms, r mest you hese pb NTS. DA Rent $1 -} 13x2 finish ; IB ror i In a7T4° C3 K From s&s ‘ | rf macrifice 1 moving 10 7o" nee: almost choice} m voc Sit, Sale: ce to suit nks, closet in con” ever enw: theeew ALY & M 452° price’ electric lights OOM. tine ig t. oo enins than cullin’s ce for “oe to Chic itn oe n | made: woe ‘le: 4731 it’ ing, beamed conte all, tile mereey. 2 4 E cCABE, ¢ e'$11.000. =**s , Say care: &-roen . ene bi ts utes hicag etc. - ew;/ g de; Dia ar and la Mich! ic) | reo med c¢ ch room bath. ave | LASY H 925 Ch ig | and put mn fran | Onrke fs € BUSH” Bale: 0: wil : laree | 31 800 } e in go indr Zan: f m, book eiling an colon marbd! M¢ ) @ | IGH estnut at ea SS lfahf 8 ‘a t 1ditio rover , Cellar 3-inch electric rail j pen- 38 A LY P E S i 4 SS ” B e ne pia ot tM) Wate : UY A 1105 Oh us, i ne ALAIW-_} “200 S. 19 Dn: lot 25x! nts lar ard w walls Cc switct n dinin flat, rlington AY M . ME NT ie ve ; wain ce far chi 1m . } estnut. | Se ewly de or sal th ; st. 25x12 kee ca walks: all aro : i «4 | 1 furnac av.. si BE NT + ‘T PRO i Vv far cnah hickens 2 : : Par oo: COTA Led e; © roo (H ‘ ag r to the B price $3450. und; gr ach 3m ght, e 1aCeS; mM n&le 4 ar Ss pl. A r. of La ‘i E R progr } ’ une er . ~ — OF wil » We h REA ' Manc} eh, $d; alley str N83; 4 yea r Oils av., a evo Mil} Tak anitoid 37-39 A tc.; Jot modern / and 5 r Partment fayette | y the g ( SSIV ' . =" fowls ra moth ; ‘ c Praha e (4% Shia —~S8x 11 ’ bath oom |} : rooms: bul ay a re ¢ re . ' , r one se ave one > iC : lester Cars time: eet Pave rs old, le nd walk o at De} 1ero- > an nd a {): : iy @lectr divi 8; ren Idin 7 nd W at ) 1; ‘or | the tn go room howeer om: tae Ik | "hess oe sane 1140 La wa “ice oe i pin Lit OS blocks cant fel batho reO™ fiat Lindell place; f4. 00 Mine ee ts $13.390" opera eae } (’ itv Ww il] ' St buildin: g al esta te man ag a "e44 ~eib ord St. H ath ~Ccost br | ow cellar ale, 4 : ‘ et, | e Bik SNE y porc! elec O8mtar aed TI $70 rty ) ptford # ome ; path, hot-w: Period; it two vie eO™ | price » att room ldg.. 72: SKI “ee tric ater } odern | ———_2£h LE T can b a oon agrees | erage at eS wt: { . '- foot water ; hardwood "yea and! i $1800: eacy ns and (22 Ch I. to lot 42 front: sleepin eat, tiled | 1 & I RUS st” . . ake pl In th that F , SP rictly modern. pe rr] | or I he it ¢ wood Ts ago sORT) e 4 ag " y made bath, ¢ I estnut. j 17-17 #X11]2. Se Sie epin iC and . led j N socust— yi , ) ace e h AV Ee rR VI : Pri¢ckhiery a j é ‘ocated nore | elect floc at.) : y terms. a int gran. | — iA B Ng porch bric Cw V Agt as S isto wo ‘ & > eae Take in **sS ot ric fj rs, ti) iOuU a 4 o2r ¥ — | roorr Slaine porch rick De eatibul “* Ie . Oon) ry f —_— JI%.14 oe wem ) Cre hafte These Kture © Sk Apply 515297 ">: | 395 [| Sas. b av. in rear; ANN uble_: = V ery as th 0 th . Interna sin, ae ow Bane”, sbury,”’ 1 dwellineg ="4 hash eo ee: Y 5153 Co! |? w6 Conn 0 4 =) ath, fxigren 2 ‘| U AL, 2 ¥-Roo — } one } le war c | attonal Lif : Jum far ont ur. line,’ ge ve lings are | ‘Y tt. cas. wa bargain; 0. |P0oms and laree et: YS | 4175-754 "Kari xtures and serine. 22 | pe BIS-ITA SENT, $8 m F'lat t! who |] ar 1s ov : a ar the , wet rsity © oe Un - aa” * © (c) | floor d lar ; bra Farlin. oe Cree and 4/ Paved; Pr 16. P S lat it las ove er tlagth Ww the eneu conve off Ity wner ( gro ewer rooins 8, va ge & nd-ne fiat ariin ; ns: lot 25 lc rairi RICE ] See | EST bn open . gh ou enien at D ‘ ‘ = "ay ink 1: l ‘ gra . aa > , le nce cuum leoptn Ww; CO t, bri k a\ ‘ ot «+ flat. at of. 6 e av. ° FE $6400. } S t } nN 1} RES . e the m count t to g ces of orset | \' ing ¢ hlock hito} ‘ 4il, } know steam § porch Ntains 6 bathr ICK fron sin rie 83°: xX 3 roo x1law. ; Street f 'f a . l- és IDE NCH } oder ry a Ret the the ; i AQ ity. Ate ‘ Sout “2 Cell; \ousek ntor heat ’ hard: 'rOOomMmsS { por ; 4 “an + + God, HM) ttoid ms, b new, and er ee | at ; Point % west - ge . @s nm conv nd far © @dvar city. | fe eee OF a tha. mad, r eep.ng nodern b and eve rd wood | BOX LOS: pyr’ electri ch; ste id 5 roor JO basermer ath eact well-bu alley CC In S sf St ( is ; : City —- ON . be du Qt the lowe: enough itage of | Qlastetn oe BPP cca wen, tasonabie ; & 4 pleas ullding ery conve 57-69 Forenn se eacagbeiey -fixtur am heat, A ee HN § nt and 1; electric ilt double | ; | real Conv RES! @ 208. Danon plica low-c We in fo Ctric n frame ‘600 M a + Which ne | orest res; m tiled | © . BLAKE 4 walks: y light; ba di ,OuUIS ests ite inced ere an | a cost. within ene’ Bt prices “Ail sel cont i n't ame cottage fe! ~- BUSH- oP terme ace I7pooms Park bj.. Lodern ; J & BRO’ sno - dl mid 1S10 and th; e val “me ieeheeh came’ * ad. : F the D thin the less tha Th ‘ l these } \* an tern - ot 52x1 are; } a; bea BU RNS are Inos . Cac h f! , ° rN? ode *@é¢eeen $e ot 9 i S15 } SY terms. Fh) to b lg it - : | n $1 ley c¢ e aS ns, 45, ‘Ath, u- 1108 t | SBD1 Mg - rent $1 ioor: ’ ern sine. 1m) 16stn ! e h c it ¥ V er » De ruttes Port cents of Where ¢ne 5. OOO ; annot | Corr _ KR on ¢ toilet or 1c Ches ligt 260 steam ingle f O ut st. > ul t V] h O T ovina coe a of yw e the ve ye addit 7 ‘AMER - orner: Me 4 — estnut « f and ber : my > he fat. N. Ul] ) ’ ‘he Se u e t} pare ‘41 W fin place; Value dollar is stih One. r Gh as 3640 will dune é St. urnaces, tilaa * year; p ; lot 50 co C "| | ots pass le fi ‘Ok M cits = Se ae, & You in etil) woeere, is moth s or sale, ; Bamb If yor alo be tures “. tied bere: rice... $8.5 5 10f the bent mene ats , are s oon Irst s rooms. hath os id th Blad ¢ ot get a have 0 worth tno IST: bares le + held erker ‘Dunwalow “re es W $ 43 and bathrooms” single Wg | ed fi est bui ew and § . valu ell as th u &: wnt path ame b ’ f rough o Bho Perma to live Ite) $10 : argain n hall. Jaspe. st, we low, d ? the . IIQO 5921. p acre oom is, aml le f): it: will ata in ot It, best « prin ’ e. ne S( e 900 r ary air , ! f a } Sunda these W pros nent h some! YK ber mo at $1500-' basen r Park 0d av.: 3 y not fail market f 21 A A ee ., erectric ii buy ity; rents located ® avs.: t Q tc dm sti , RSIDEN wat 1° bee ’ s * propert pective ome? W {l i ‘ KB I nth. x . ‘ term s lent: lot , ; | ff] oor, tv o rooins to ins Or a da 4 Ane a ‘ey F iOot eons: | HA RR Y the eaquit $1944 Dp and bese’ wo j ) ) $30 he “ al “a ae * Da ‘ by I or Mey - é 3AI 50 all or pho ~ at purchase 1 | om ravois PMARTI 0 the $100 cas 40x | | furnac o large and reception he? dy ric rnace . single F -/.6;) ph tY F. TACK im these snsun rent-— 4 a) c lov . Vo nee for ale, F-+ ° 7 . “* IN RE the rs } dis Offic N R K Dropert h and th Ce, elect rooms Ption h rr J Ellen - 39 4 Ss. bath. 51 OD . $5 300 i n Ve rsen . count: ’ err g vf a eAL, TY Prupert (ESIDE ce, Gravola” 4 MTC | ther | the owne ricity, and bath aiion f 88xx 8 alli. , ete and 6 re ‘ + 8905 M flats: ! IS eX C re Ho ‘+ Dace .% & BIJ ’ roo NCE ‘Vols and PG. 1 Bee | Wan r wish nice ; ath on Jirst tile van ay.” lot Siwiee en nal agnoli p 21 a Csk— Fr ce 1 4 Gy. ms, Ie Or «x: nd M & ey ts uic €&s to garage: secon: ’ led h: = v5X1 47. . Wel! Ax a; t S 4 nS * ri Or «as - 7 ~__ WEBSTER GRo\ rnc, | Seuesarnent: 3 tale. a bene ses._ | Bete rduick deal, ‘property! he coun ogist| ted Bathraotin, aearat LATE. |g) NLDUlE A Yantly lat ot ey “aad old. this year. + hy $250,000.0 pute rok rock, front.” moder ‘ 7 if: . +s 4 ate - ity 7 r ir res, « Se DAT t¢ A Tj neg] ¢: lot é fie ¢ PY © orig nt j va WEBSTER _GROV ir Di. pI Utiful plac: Sx 158" hot a ul amen: = TON ring: Make u y is in hg and 5Oo>- i age: lot creens. rate furn e flat. renting a 45x lu flat of 4 } . ( 0) Sloe. trails Mo. co ; Club -R GRO ES — | See. 671K ar. fo! ; for $17 nd cold wa.| {1RRIDGE S an offer @ condi. | : rage: SOx185 4: ree’ aces, elec! | Mer or $864 pe; ail impr rooms, b ) worth Hols rms Ro op Stitan- ae 120 N KF. Cr VES, POON COTTAGE o Marr he m ‘OO: this wa-j| Rot h pl AGEN . See Mr bath s AV.. sing +; DPrice also fra ” i inform iti per year ovements ath, fk h has SM... bas = . RI “nm 6 120 N. 4th « turchill Ppositre AAA el GE--P —- luke, oney; S is a 1ones CY, 331 r. | price’ clectri izie 3 ana 2°. me | -ORTE-RU on, call ; For pri made. ere e cake meee ten elley, | er LOTS White © Alg ectric fj Or sale: Owner on | %lS Mera | 4454.54 SO ... ; light and 3 roo: $6,750 | -RUST R. OC at office ce and f } are n en tric ~ lare “Troon { ; ar Kor emore Co. onquin must ixtureg, ; 4. rt on} _ mec st | Sot A ana’ eT t. etc. m flat: re 3219 ee pe ce ur cet f Ot m ity a ' oi id $7 =r \ 18 thi sell; wil furnac 70m ~—s Orrick sistas actin © ied - “y «~ sing 44: 7) ; jot 320 {>} s and ¥ MICHIGA . 816 Che ull any ] j mA cortare et. ead f acant, ‘ 8 tod L tak = x; t ae Reactant EST ——___. | roor Rle 3 6A X145:/ naces nd 3S Troor IGAN Stnut st JE] ‘ OtS = = ora oon ’ Cc oot. tn Ww on (08?) 2 bloc ay: Che e $2600 , Worth math. | ¢ OTT A oe ooms, : ind ll Nats iral ; ‘oi > © ACs sai VOMS 4 AV. (F SL. ; ) 1e ‘it " (> ft, Ww Ai Arvari: aM? ter } : NU CT, Hil! See me ebste —————- | (4) ks to 47 ierok ee on te 3:3: , GE~F etc.: | elec oe | 8 room Plat Br! j 3.800) month marble sin] tile bat LAT) — | ({ ¢omM 7 ot SO rR, G2) f. Cab er es Ib, 1 A e for r. $5 COT [a Mawes erms; I¢ 0, CoOllag or sal —— | 4457 - jot ic light ldfe: fice x nthly pay SINKS hs, el c by 1e if 4 NISH F ee a eth — (Ww Fent, 812 > _barmai . $6 iv AGE I ‘WDor t eo De lo ook ut 1235 e, 4915 A e or ren Pe Pay -" ; vi H7 A I €2 Ch or. ii Ss. fixt : ‘ lled ?) ’ pay rents ’ $200 ectric, f 9 / ( Ol] Mm pre f} ou It > Pe > OR ©& tin My» Lith and furnace ¢ Chestnut taces at base * r st., east | C -_Will sell shby av.: beth 8? ea flat: tate 25K180: prince, ME a. | BRINE cash and easy ( th ust | T1ts m Ww ish te SESIDENCE UNPun wish lace: gu ri Poo ut at. Seamee a ee Ale, b ast | COTT ; on easy bath. m frame | : tiled ioe ote screens -RINKOPp, | paying easy enh W uy : lat O -LECTR t(;Al RNIS HOS $8. “Genter os B44 in et Kain: 3 bt CK a (ce AGE—F payme Kas: | nh lectric bathroame ” ach. $4256 246 . 619 rent. ate ‘| how, . ar or 1: Ste LAGE. Hi ; KF Sentral 6549 "oC 400 block 32% 3 brick ote »} inpPo or sal ents. 4k69 tera | Seectric Nght fixture 3 and 4 3424 Chest: 1 the hol] € su HOUSE = *: NEAI 2800: tern ‘sal 6849. Main | frar Ock Hickory’: k cottages co. ; come vements; ba o fee 9 Greer | ° 00-06 ver pric Axtures Rranitoid celine. 4 an VIST ut st. | ( pr O d ; re t ae FOF t iJ ay. » te ‘rim Lad ¢G. “rr . ain 4 : Ine Cotts j “Kor . vuts Or . ages of r and rr bar ms, lot r “UB A ice re@us ’ sc ra ‘ iid Cells i a} a G rm A AV. i H - 1e (+ ~ OY 0 a@rrin« a : Mau le a a n WwW el is: key 0m, _ 887 «3 lare. OH sae = X]40 @: Pi 4 he Ty lake an 350x160, j and Creer ° reens e i@rs, howers. ; OI fiat a m ] jum V mm farac ny i " Fine ater CG ‘S at ow todern ; B racer @ 390U block also o “— ir SK—Fo offer. ve all | a Slate ay. (Lin te.; Jog [ BE Bt . in fine 1 furnace, lIton Cars p. onth or bos best votiful . ne | -For se OV Gs wher, 93 bargat ARGAI La Salle x's n| very cheap sale, 6- Garfield: | floor roof si deli beng * ++. $4 Toa Spam conditi bath, | ket s Cars I Ss— ww bourdir Lowa thr 12 rex 153 t sale or +7 Ne n . N Hi og alle st. 00m F-196 cheap: » room tL tile a roon ngle fla ark) é On | OS. F. DI ake an Or will electri { stre . 10° V r (‘orine rine hey in TFs for eet, 0 exec ha wport s uonth on “ave a . 8000 > a >, Post - . good loca rame: 7} - ss qd bathr ls Secor 5 r ‘ «#~Stor yy i OK MA offer. Sa. rifice: ct t if Cé ir unning =— - mt a ' ws Ti Ww &TAGE—F *h. iil trade 0. ‘ urnace es. lardw i thira ¢ iret | 2 LAI, ¥ ! CC Ou gl Si- —b or ms | ste 4 ' a4 ino? a rt 4 Pa ‘ . . . 7 . lot elect P ood f! floo nae wo ™ FO STATE ) the hore Saie . a tide! Wh letter. Ho hine; s pare of | 2) — ¥ che oe cottage . 2.) a Or Sale, Box 2906 Os plot 37.8x133: price.” loors ing, 1922 23 Ch co r : owner » ere , oO me i ig — } cr . — ixtur rl m wWillir 4 rooms pnd sale. oo 2 block we. ouses vy: i hed oorn ; | 22366 STO; larg 3 7) One 1 ge urs epeted ‘j reat y. ot cost on Cahanna. n o4 st 607% Pp, ow? Ot 50x > hot > fron ptinnenee, 1287 terr 6 jlivi “Toor n Gr Py arage J strict? ; N nut ‘ t 31] hr o 1 ofa. tern oF i stout a av.. —_ Ww 7 («) COT rnod | ind premises: pWrater heat c BU NG ioe Delaw are ‘6200 rent — ‘an pet. 4 yd , a\ bees VERE »- 10t 37 6. ab 4 3414-16 S se do U] h le EF { st. wd he § Aare has Cabanne ar be enna ad 2 acr e st GE - denwo S ] ck j roor F Ww ‘aba i j ac es, ‘ ‘ ‘? roonr dell } . : £9 e? the . Pri la nd, A Ra ”“ =a © te 4 thw] fh HOUs nee G ROV IS ash al es; orf er; ec] - F "od, caving on 4 Ts, ft ur sal es st. ny | ca ° tiled } is a oe) ark) » , OM) h test ng av. ~ s Iy ee irt } MoT as ‘ A. eee 8 7 Ri id $25 ered ass Cor da or Sa! a City, | £karag lle bath, e; 5962 ' Lc ‘ lot pat} 7 aC) rs 4-fami ot wi at e in ever ’ this He it x} «AZ bay 4Ne : bad Webs or sa) Se oO per mon at | Porch, dition; €: 3-reom |} $4700; 6, owner hot-w Minery _ | OR $11,000 62xi20 eocm™s._e separate ily | buy ¢} r heat; y way, flat will Vee FOr -Diapa te ne ” fine ter; an .: = roo ' Ag gen th. Park, tollet, Water m bri k j terms leavin ater he a; six - 15-17 . for ( sf eT: 3 ie ‘tric # ftir. T " he equiy lot Ox] it is b Stand | ¢ must be rae e1e? a \ ; ene attrac ms: 60 ts, (c7) dl 8c hc ‘ete ° . Ras. l CK; firs or ca & honors me I ' died Ww ‘ Wee wad tive, im 2 Boni )| Teaving city. 22d ¢ is tach ark sleeping | P00 BRIN Price oom each pavton st. 4-fas 5,000; take | 2 SOKO Mi; $10R8,° £4000 cagh pale FE kim] floors. hot-water hea stming WERST" Ath.’ Dar ens odern h ta av.. | COT city: price sian wall ping | OTTAGR—F FUN KOP cut to | ar %2t. ath and fami; ake | S} aaholia av: hon” ae Will | ker Farage adr ater hear “Ome STER € 100 : $100 cash 2.” TAGE— ice $7so0 °° gext 7 hea oan enon Pot eae Ce | 2712-1 cheay Ra ¥ flat. ingle }}; v.: both wae OF and | 16 tee iaeion | at. tile BARG TER GROV x158° 4sh an ith bat) ~k or 0. 6s 2 es 1 bric ‘k: Sale: ] 1estnut | 4 and oj + Tent $d Ee. OF ] at, ‘.) ui phon ‘ Li j Phe tems elmar . > by Prat tAIN Ficr ES TR and $25/ $ 1, @leeteia ao” 918 Idan ee | porch, t Dut 200 A ‘nut st. | family 16 Oy oms | ive ro . 0] 4 nes. “ la L et TR vard ¢ | bri Fick. HOMIE en 2800: one tio dandy 5 daho. icehes? Geek. ch’ dining Ulert: cozy P ly 3-room tou mea | floor: % repens Vict tay to Hos; £88 farhace eet BE IN WrEtu Agents mouth: nue, Block tures: ay o- room Be 5 - ertal mbination Sean. cee Te ‘ark; t om flats: 48 &Y. land ' 7 roo! ath, fu or St. : Tm OSE ber Ws ; ‘ . : ‘ s bri ome n-teed on fi} ; gleepi ash Jal Rain 8: ju tw ( 3d f ns, b urnacae, OB Bloor, ; ale . fs chinese hot nm hall, bath Eis’ r KI} - 8.(e7) ; on e DOW vac from ade: ick: | home: Comf roof: xtures: *ping 6029. Day at $ St eas vo fou alle loors: ath, fr electri 1 ¥x he “% roost iue : ii ; le ‘roof: and cold ra {7 p00, | Lee asy tor Cant: | Belief @; price | e; lot 25 ore furnac, concrete & built-in | 41 Ra ment. 5200 ¢a t of Lj ef S Y and side: lot 30 imace, tric, first Ja ui Ww AW ° eat. ¢ oma and -- lihaver . | lot 45x1° water S, @lectr m | —— ‘lede 1") ms. 71 00k at Maine ad x17 ace; a @ basemen: ay each i paeal ch; on ndell | sellefont idewalks: xr125:; im electric 2 y¥Y& a> S31 a PP réai | ctrie lighi ! bath. > rd: wi . HOUS Rt vxlon, . &itic icity, | HOU RR. ly sy it: - with mots | perfect littic ach has aV.. 4-fami lly $509 | Car aine, conv Proved strecr Cc 2c hain ere: in brick. } : - F.. . alas, A “ rar age: Aasbeat i Sig hs ertmne td se!) 6- R t littia } CPlectri- Pan am)! v lines; Tower > enlent Stree? itl \ rrr . @& \ of at fine ‘ ' , all For ga} Aken nt, 812 : low D ogi On mad or sale. 7 at. Phan, OOM I OT ob floors: B..... " heat. 3-room Y Ex KE owner wil! Grove to Compton’ e) |i lui DLACH Ome ond i tie : ! Webs ten vente “+ well Chert rice, | Mace, harde 7 ro ry 1111 Fo sRIC ic) | 3506-08 waa et . seresne ee," flats L-MAR | show and Jeffers, | let I 4o .; te ne es: built, ~ Hut _ at ve, hard So. £ MS; (c) P ark rest a “ae ~ | Ss and ar 40x131 . C ae athrn ay. os half 7 sleer tel j ” — wert Bale: 7 av.. Webster on ‘pence | SEBIDENCE elinar’ 42578" inguin | > Stimulate Tigges ae in —a t | ERANCISC "C8 yee and root, elec able | onthe, — ingle —— IS AV Vietor 950 Ucas Ay hidden wee rn one all serene arage er h “room, —— POV ‘lora : +~—KO ‘aba GAL. ‘es i0 City a CRE | KU N only 2! imp ric, f Of 5 S ree: Slr Wwe) * side ¢t ms fi shade trex ome, wi thoro wes. | fro bi. fesideee ny; — 213-1 LEON od can | Z. 804 © ...$7 800 —* rovements mae v and 5 ° Screens. weather stripp © Ride ry fo e tr cKen hou th lar ughly m m $15, 000 cence ‘e: beautif 4 Inter HARD ( hest ..37,8300 — { RTE. I nts mad *®, separate 5 rooms | rites er eather : ir spout or 5 ta : @as se: plenree ots_ 75 od.| terms; F to geog eUtiful = 11- tational T REAL’ FF rly nut st UST Roe = PTic laundries. -* ? best front + (ripped a. mutt day. Quick y terms: enty of : 75x200 - | con Fiore " only 6; price -room D: Life Zz: ALTY | | # 4 rR. CoO rice $5°% ries P ; Oa tlo iow. di carege len Sale, é pric fruit venient >I, is ( ae $ 2500: SF redu ; ANDY ' 3ldg. | | ()s > R16 om Lon ° wt 1A rt for n for reet. v for HOUSE _ mw 655 Pa e redu and dence it and ne of ; yor ced CO r tes | ( esin : “1 Medir up R / bedi irview ced $2 FE distric thoro the prettiest so" | T TA iS’ ' L r mh. ' im clans reat 4 F eter: 9 For Kale av. S My RD A » ts in t} ugnls r ettiest n i] Ny G B sé 1512 4h M . New re | ra | | @i3 (FN Ss resi et . “room h e. 316 ee to- i COT 7 °: BENEK ne \ ‘est estricted” 2081 | t _ 4 1¢e L - $2 [00 and “s ne Wh A. uN ‘ kit. 3 doub! f y eC f te ; ’ jin ] i. 84000. Ats / 2 | TA ‘i ~ . lv 719 mh res) j 456 M ar . 4r a? Ma . 'S ero e lat: . nen! ; as! PRI ’ - igumedins and Ouse, furr ulanta ‘ i I Gk i : 12 W iat ta yrtle ge T i mak 700m f? rei us i nac . e, b 3 « \ . Fe re bert) iriagte ( EF 5 _ = : liate Walks: race t ay. Ww rick ce or sale ainwri re just av 2 10+ j 8 us At, rer av } € & le t breakfast room ms . . ¥ ; . Nted ‘a6 -of ; m ay : 17 oo ~ hi na bi, possession pice let, eb gan ae ene. 4 Fo 4446 N =n Riag | Rranitoid MO #004 am son an offer, ns for his 4-fa ing for $1446 oot" room. tile hen SUR I sent en oeeee and 6° am fy A. T le: see lon: p Ot: nea anitoid and nd elect rooms, eosho &. block baser G @&s8 ne room b 5T>9 _- Se : “7 mily, 3 'denc 1440 pe res, hard tile bath. arior, | Sa ; alw Apart Der ' Foor " ; 3 7 _ TT. JOHNS us thi rice rigt r car }j d sidewa! ric: sh tile b St.. dar e] S West nent: lew; nice! Tick e¢ wi ivl-5g R Per mo ' e up r year: wood f) fur. | F SS deter 4 ment annum ‘= i% HOUSE an 1 TY SON I is week. it and ne show y k made ades and. ath, “fur idy ean al of Sub water a y deco Ot- ith bat idge f uiniithartiteeenies nt Db: to 37000 Ow ner OOTR : re LATS, SSS te ' BAYT rif Fe nted : it} VW a ry “ is ster (ry Yor aaia- t 4: ee terms YRCK ou throu : Price $3 Screens nace, | Myrtle id read OUurban G nd gas rated ; ern ff); hand f; Ine@ S-rox« Anders as part Will tak nt- | APA RT { hi me CT OF out «hingto ‘ne i? Gro sale; . Title G KL-MAR gh LW; Street | ‘ dE ll _y to n arden: n a |b ‘at, r urnac om ff] on-S payment MEN . 4 $17.50 Of-tow - is lic ach Ver; wit mode Guar. earn, SO ARTI N owne : on terms Ag ove | 1; nic arzal entin ©. tile at, 4f _ Main 45097 toek nt : TS Ee i oTTrTeo + 0, on!) mn oo 3 th rn 6- Bld —_ravois of R. Kae r will 1s ew h = e all n & for porch amf!?i Lue e-B OR S Pr - rit lily $2 read Ools, re finish rooin, i ? SOU ah fic a. MH, & M7 : pam FT uUndred ey at ¢G nc $72 De €s; a iés, e ent. 19 3uerm _. ALE é ; ’ ry Ve 2v06 (aah i Was station ion Seminas attic: ne Web- | ] HAMPTON ~ Gravois and } MG. CO —— = WE! Cash, bal v4 S842 r month 7/n02- | 3 4449 NE B Ub a p mily, 3 fats, O18 La a te hether xs AT} Ox Y-44 4 and ' _— R § ) d details, , sate ie mish Olive . owne erma. nd sew ‘ Stairs: i- RB at $: ’ rha W - ixtures, in be k mantel] throu. t Droposi ' » TOOMe 3 rooms : nt $84 men t You w f at or asa!) {) }’os? ¢ { fata . ; ” ALE tall ur card ; 7 47 T. 001 Ww Inagu ire er mad © 6 RI NKOP, mw, ce, etc and screen 0K Cases With ° ghout. 5012 LION: var “y and / - VM ‘yer rT -MI + eac * 2 pa 0 ws Or for ; ant to bu ve ‘ Btrict) aie: 14! 1)! epat ‘7 flat | { / ; CEN ews Ry ites t of FOR right GO. Bi 3 ©, | wt O 619 ¢ aad ready to ed porch - beautifu Pen fire. | fle ats. PR oie dy 5014 I ¥ little LER h alw ~ol & re irs of doub) ant a ba & home uy fora FLAT] ¥* modern Ma: . : Hol "SE TRAL AAP INE EIN. @I7 ¢ . S11 Faj R SALIO Bldx. | ews RK] NG rN chestnut ex . ALBERT Move in A ete. J 1 lighting | ents DE Jevonshi $f > R_ 7 BE. OO nted; 63x1 6041 ¢ art ore See us fi 1 inves bath Ouble £7 a ‘Raretta '! mus -—Dow ' Ww . Ss T (_ (heatne 8-room rlawn OR E} aoe | cas M AN’ : st. | —Z11 Chee G. BLA Key at offi — | | So for “ss” And 4 ire av. T 168-70-74.7 + 105 N. Ni 46. | Apartmen et K1 S Urst if y lanie a ele flat eanity o Wong ele; PB st leave own: nie fe - EN] m av., XCH (cop some h and . S HO: . tnut ILANKE 2° Office shed uthan roo Wo § lwo (U-(44.76 S inth ments INGSRU you | = — seCtric y of -PFice. ve, ace 7 te a |S ur es | ence : house. lot’ ano ANGK d n fram $lo [OME st. M ER 1pton ; best i ms ¢; eparate | ti! 4-far (6 SI : $5400, rf BURY BI Ga eact C Sibcnm | __Box Sunt nants it be ry. & Q) ot 60x175. ew | &ted i © hous per n i | ain % E. cx | ake nvestz ach Sethaiee | tri bath Peet SITA W _Btice roon Bi MLAT— 1, Bee ee Y-18 of si aod “E210 wa roots, st or ramec « x175: oves: a tie D rear e. with on th M6, C Oo. | 4036 an off nent pro ilding Stric | aoe ats, 5 Bie $34 000. is and Twels oy For «: Owner 4727 2! _ Post - ckners; fix . ne ut baih bh Br Shs Bo Me Bal want dand Ulars, of 613 lot 59 @ en? | > ‘entral j ea and 3 —— = operty in | © 4 r wate and 6 ge nm w nd batt e aston ana Peis f, 4757 -Disr _* Piahs si tepin, ; Mr. Oakw an off y J ree | Elj o2.6°° ag uy 4 his ighttiiiailin sn NOR 1144. ch, r 8 Fairt eran: you w in Cask - nodern r heat. room 1948. } : i]l gel} ee 3 tures and | ick ‘ St. atch, I) inus ping : ; De} Hallah ood, er a - ONT- M Za bet! x1Gh’- CCy OPP, TH | a entin rfax i ant it j ~eagindae 00d and hard S @ach bj OU HE rade S@i! or ree, p Lorde . 4 and sinas tien \ ual te a : an, walk bi t)h B ILLE R Lav. Fa sity. 'TAGE price & for $42 av.. 4-f : JOS a 00d vacant a fine wood f) ; le ‘brie} B KR , ce onsider :& 3¢ ason Slike ived et ON: Stear Gh mr | RESID TH ‘, ‘time « ae a Savings Trust | UNGALA RR EL Cc or par.| , modern | For tees that will per manna: | DICK OF £00 invest: aoe! | Odean Geen Corner 20th Fy cash will by Pam heai, elactrc en room ce Pees. P, ae WRESRES bk r rest nice IW — Fo _©O.., 106 | 2 rn Cott sale, ita dei 3236 pay . month ; 4 rooms | MANN dd farm nent for | st 2m frar Te PE tae nd 20th st LAT —F lbhay tL t. elactete ao | ta mM: me For « eatin ‘R k \ 2 OF BY Look G HROU 1GH — scree 4 rooms. brie. » N. 9th steam age; all ‘connect! ~n Californ; 0 per Will sell ; REAT stable fame hous i teow Son. famiie thea” it. Hos west. § fix. | HOUSE xdern sale: ; PPL IE este - I . +4 s he ve each ifo cent. l at 4 LT “Es ste. Price §! Is@ a room fi . hi] _. Sale or x K-} Sis ; , al 61 ' t | ARE Ray | TEER Sette asin: | sinadh Pa My wma: Saar Beep aa ltEe, 4 See oan | chet rade tigietia Gi be ate pig cian ee Bt | a a Se Re = BARGAL - ° fret tm “"K BI Ww ete: argain ; c, furnace’ ADCYy, 5. : ssuth. ctric.- | at mont ace: : 4 an et. Pri ae: bath ; . Eig Hen 570 7 fame ielodea me, * / anq f “ae. Trode = {Ot sp Grand. — sew. 7 ee * ‘Ne : AN > ; Nome. Ww KRN 807 (h y lis a - _Gr | MA Ay r - rough “at $2500 ace, terms ~~ room : sale; 329 — | Will Sav h, Can brick po db roo ‘| ‘an e $: i‘) and f ight roo per ve ry . iteay ¥@® room rri 4 ’ ky . t**FoOom: . @rauw « j , 4 , a fect room } STKER estnut 8 avois offi IN R. KB, Wil weaken boo en USH- tile bath, © asa be bo rch, re GOO furnace hear. bitet ‘roo wi AT—j / pia nS; wel) Amiliea: -. 7 *: : Mee far co bi Re orde 1OURe HOME t. ce, | . & MT ake terms COTTA BU RN etc. - Ta ] | Ww n inve ught at nting | 56 LAB bees: tat @nene Ploo or sale Owner aan Sth 8: re hice j or { *. te he ; ‘@llient es acree . all in K. — j UTAVOis 4 rG. CO. 1s, bh GE > 8, os ylor; 4 ha -Stiner ‘ i pr Beaut if ‘brick 3 ADIF » 40 9, 1° a ‘ent iif ‘* © , 4342 nt $34 corner - CA e@c , Mii wif yt _ wate 3 ned prove i Bags MRIC ani M | rick: For 1105 Ch | eral ve se at ice uul resider A\ X150 repaired ee | ~-Family » RE v4. opr Ay, ' On bily ) and ¢ irom. S perch taree 939 low K cor organf ba ; 3 bi sale: jestny asy apa veral | > vi Joub! lot ence; Tw eo aired; ne D per ; fs 3 SIDENCE. ice $4500 “WEIFE La —— ae eal Sunde ow abunda large | S: per- bath, | & av.; 1! TAGE ord, ~~ Sr Rain, vlocks fro ¢ tnut st ad t rtment smal] h ad 10- ) e Flat 282: 5x140. Prj bath, f O-8tory rms. fener, wat mon _ reoms $20 ; Ck ee. LM. GE 1 J. Qe unday ner ndant fruit lawn, « can TEST 7 4 'Q- ator $1600. - | COTY Call § rom F ma, | wishing hear buildi ae a tag 12 ats at 2831 M rice $37 irnace 6-room | FLAT entral safe electri each hi, nont} OF & iCight tH ART. tote in Br oes Bek + @te, | bri TAGE sent mire bat shing from ng nd ale I H . brick MADISOs 73@ and Lagiastreas 7) REY Were naan? ae x Koes F ale. §] - goth a rR. plat; CHBA Huntin, ZK to N ar ca RUN 7.7 *k of room P K On 1127R ound p h, ROS to tr ac and oO sev. | “hese ex en I) ° nis SON. 8’ g Ry re ‘ For ’ . pric ewiy \-24N efide 1A) : nd the x PEN Rton, 73 New Waen st NG BRIN nap: pi . roo ms, t Or ga) Park: SENR ade ash 'b will | to exc) tra ch e ta S 25x10: arrange » Ee; HNante fale — ice $17 RES] > Ort nee, } Cash, " S] a w T Hol mm. +46 F'n York iALOW KOP. pick re ms cash, 2Ath e. bri ¥ 7% Cent AUM-} uyer o be change Oice d Gio newly ick, . o ral 4178 [AT? SCT r som ment or or sell: ouble $2400 large cia Or tw ory = ° eta. e) ible a and - . ‘ K ores 2 "9 Mich ear iz i¢* «* BR; aoe Lock age and WE ay ramme sale. : estnut ‘ Corr ulliv deco lear | FY a Ty {T> — eone lv: Clear will t and si . a Stable o f ‘-TOON ror $7 ePctrie ». roor 961; ‘ } tive t Pa .Or un} j Pe | roy; pode Wood Re ‘ New is’ rE ieee or M ] mod 32xx \ St 4 AG Ke an. rated: park: LAT ler 26 Oy | B R. _ lifetj rea) e aka s Nghe f? 1482 Pri 4Inilie l * © a 168 ( | >} qt) fiat ote | ly r rk ~ Baie. ten ode ) Ww 7 i: ’ bath a hoo! ~ Port av rR $u: W) ariett Sra. 6 : Valte MO f For $22 DO: 5 | $ Kr or 2s 4). 2407 > erty Umne ope State: mah « rs ats o BE rice 5, lo? ‘ fF? 4 ber Fits ‘a } $reg). lew ‘ roar 4625; — AS] a ; , Ota... ; oF Vs V. ee arge r ay : =" tor sale. pa 816 ale: d y N CO for new: rtunit : Day bs ash na tage L, AV re _ ot = EL oM ear : lot 43 las b HOU re ho tr ns Gibeo IING i - 200. lot lw 00Onl) buf ° DORI te 812 “Foor n r Yard i pow - ~ th far is ~ ] st rt _$1206 a year: ou bie * a « _ Broa reac h- , . w: bri v to di alance - ’ 6 r \ T Cc ed ‘ I] 4 , 7 Ww } ore x170 at h, BS . rade e heder a, Thy } —_ TON er * |e BANK a. 200 feer brie bunts , Forest nodern “bus... | COT sty OM COFner of ty frame a ) for deet i; 3 Toon ives. | closet. . * tunity to dispose of old pro | Walks; roms, t Wo-st to AT For vier, yorest 6646, Delma Seed Gimme a. eeneat. | mn 10-1 NN A t* i=. i : FRA eet. ?.) ’ fur ungulow ay w UNaly COTT : On: 372 of tw me, § 2 — F I ATS equ ity. of true? 7, bath: | — et m fat tify] class ass inc ff old pro 3 ’ lot 33 = an ory fr Poon s , SA. 6 — : 91 ee a 6 De! 4 44,2 ] cond) aie, 7 r . ath ' arIW o« OO res] . fas 7 : Py NKE R pen Sur r pe ; lot lk ° bete : SN . an eo Ke 8) 53 Oo mad . roome ~ F Rox > ust ta rent | tio Mies of th fixtur Ome: 2 D- i 842 Ww — x] Pr d cel] ame ¢« f IPns tile 54 R . *imMmMar ‘Mar , Cnet} 210100: vuln big illner 1 | | ore *li (ence ate = a - fase, Kim Wx310 r: 5-roor room OF sal 320A Terr, *Te * flats or sale 7-36, P 0: © latest ang snow rooms | Foon EST M) ice at; 6S we mane Porch. tile s5.2" x How ema 300 strictl Sa=rifice. vee wo, OF hee 4 _ 1008 © arge ya avi; i $5200) mm mod hameee ss Petes Pa, oF © erry ets:; $ioos’ +o" e; new ost-Dis take P RANK t and best con fruit | ti 1 brick INST EN $2600 Fanitoid| nea ®. with laree - nner eG: 323 Sk] 1, $500 ¢ Re y ice; re hes cs gar eh a 5 = Yextnut Wil , i rd; Kar ’ nodern dern ~ fement A wat ent. whi : Pe bs be : with bat Set of = ir DI t const lit | on h resid R ag at Pare’ nade iarve See, it*\e@ =« 3h, large Mor price © . eTrtnia + fan tbe eae A n $2? 0 5 aha AM age. $4 &-roor ( OTT - +446 L. and le Or cro} on year bth and triple *» rTME 4 ruc. | Pri all Ir ence 4 -Tw owner - lot * _karage and se large j lhe far aie, ¢. 3 live 19) : ‘ > wy! . eye! eo 34 J ew {) Man A. STITE HOO mn bung LAGE . ack + fa coiore JO y« oy ‘A ad fas, 6-roon IER RE ice r 10der bath, °-sto SON, 1025 © — ION we t. 21°" lot a . ‘Ox1S0 ter oe 4 *. N K \W ST ~ . * VOUT, “hy r ~ hea: ; t Oar lg DISTRI erton “yy Ge oF atreet = half of 4." ian wee tric oe sonitcnte , ALL BU RGER A Marshall neanoe For Smeraon’ St sel ‘8 and furnace ~ wed $40: So, oo —y hestnut ONS SHE "a" brick OAK AY ¥ rice $320 d 2 edie it ‘amily flat KAD AV. JO8. » ns . — Oregon: porch ard wood ~~ cr Me 4, Ve . as( ; ol? P Cpaut mad a le hh ey + 2 ' $10 n bri Saie ‘, sOay- rent . leat: , th S&S ' } Price ar . w ml flar of, Fen “rey Ts ligh? A OM tone : OOrs room i ft : ° bar apl vad with. @& bar ouse, 3 . Sltax a) 4d ck eco 4906 . $29: co; Slate ide; : Not-wat 40 NX A ~ rice FOOTY ELL ‘ente ‘ “M t $22 i SKM ight. f j on ined sia t 8: $F ss F er f cain { nid ay. ve b} ain : > Toom s, , Own. } ttage ) Th i Caah Can } t roc f: » large er 5@ 5q NDOA red) he ns and ST ha ; fral "9% Siti ; » Drice Ot sk_ ANN : > . n as y 34 ’ ef us a rae TREM ellow b ae ge Webate ocks BRI Cherok " Beer ‘e]) HOUS valance with ekla, needed e bou - — rooms, rice 2A * AH 1398 ‘ed te a On body CHART $5,800. ‘ For : I. ke. : ba! first 456 ® be é } MBLE eat —° Zz r Cirey — oP ee Ca cellar ath. tr ae mont all cor 5-roor VICTIN geht at r Wel} oe 00 enande at SEMP > $1690 agen “MOC-BLOry 4 ART, 1 » ash or sale: | 23 : ane ye Bul vou nF ate t i hs _Phon ZEY-WILRON 7° |! on't let th, own TAGE 619 ¢ : ne tric: all imone_ 7 hly. Olive mune di ew “TOR Wh & Darga ston: | "@M: re . core, SY. Ory silat PLE A lent y and : LN. 7th BOx15O) Peete: 7 6108 OT eee easy te ment ur Libe ie i i : i e Webdster ON ia ~ et the s ER w = * se | (ier4} “ccm imp ‘ roo ive ve Ces, , C20 M | ET in litt] M agonal oom rent ath ©-roof V.— *voms 4uar ) KR M Pia st. KE feet. . « Poo Eliza! we > ris on th} re , i : in Ke 2 ive ILE. & NOTTIN et, | Cine roven ins, b m6. (c) ermod ZJIR 6 I ne aie ter flat; f $600 . furr brick orner le , von ‘ain Qi ANF? 4, bat oie ma N ut ee * fil¢ e2. et i Wel, “~ I, ©. ing rooms ‘ SHO’ GHA™ COT’T ar te ents; ath, ge cee ‘ca | om ANTILE “ms. urnace he $4500 ace a k ho Rid a! atl f l ft A 4. kk -& FR h, toll \ bias 016 We a : 3 F Ww iter 5 “ Diate bat 10 AY | r] AGE ee ° $2750; as, @ . rd ; ; 14a% I’ FRY ». Fas Nd gar ‘Ous ge; , *. UO le ry at — “SID RA . eu eta: # ¢*3 mm 49, - + 1 ii HOU /ELLSTON Groves. “(ot) | Yet atternoc “ odors n C8, THROL GH. Ros" sali Mor mal J terms, ee: ee _. WOR LA’ DP Wp ; : ‘ BO} * gd he the odern. ~hestnut 34x ind and’ Hebert > SA SR. Nd. 4823 HOUSE REAN ALT? ce ter ag price ha JAM ., oe “q awn: sell 1 hed oo | 1 ems oaks ee tVerY 919 ek! Est mG. « bapteraineast sale, 437, rice. rH lat: good condits BOlid wood ardwe pe pe =! X-X 1 Vix ner lst | frame. wi LEN SH My, HW ment : $ Mar S iro ate ¢ f DPUVer, ATE - 4 $100 Od . reo > , iTap . Dan at AP f mit I %S Fr Xx R ys allie es ” ry ’ o 1A‘ s? ‘a ate, | ie _BUNGALOw. ine” ope) BO UTH SIDE Tae Offioar. | -tmedinte nas Re Toons. ation tablet a Mark “cae, a $27 3; 200 FLAT ~$5600 buys im ms and bath. sf Orage Coat ne RINE: reser rooms: hot each amd io POU RT BREW ST | 100xt; “tM bath. hot ‘as ue nesta Mi, IRE REAL eats ‘ : ws A (of) til ‘SS Hun sU'N tor 950 ac) SE DOSSeSsio 14: gig. ‘'ftable: alr. | Sarket “a. 3 rooms 4 ronth w cy! uys mm +S fae sinzle McPherann arate fp preserve ane on. ps ANG 3 z [ iarner gy. ne’ Me tos ah: | | wr sto 0 7 ND COTT ) tile bath, t parey GAT, P Por = 8: ‘onzy tere DAV own iil buy 2 V Fl KN. ive 266. odern | Post -Dj prsarndlon talon thes: sénarat. .” » and $53 ner mani) K for 4 Ht Ss ST. AYv.; beg Bern 1 1 vold sity vr 1) Chesg 4 3 Mund i, b ile st ; Da ( AY { ull Man ‘ Saie 4727 , terms F*) II) . and 4 j - Story _ Dau o-6 roo % i ee ie ry 4 aban " MAT la ASP@IN © + . j the : mon? ’ fray farn ’ } ‘ J “rRpaly J - 4 I \ \ ’ ‘ on MISCE es AGE pr rm « ay, I t - in book @mutifs i] , ein of wit sho De: . ia ’ a | bone €)) LLEAF y “uD. 353 1-22 5663 M FMan : oom fla y 53138 : Orn tres» rf ‘le . a. OO meee Car fT Ke} ilies 7. footte i 11] } inane "ar. 4 j : 0 5 Case e } h neat ‘,eney : ive 14349. sy. 7 1-33 | oder ; . S16 Ls, hk —neee ee, . -. G . ime 1 mell as Cleir Oor P oY Ll. Agen? ai { ) ’ oorr ELLAN Noe traatag | cone p, mn ASO 4, ne My, room ible 7 bath roo At (ro lave a\ 142 i2& Ch a. i flat. - Oliv Oo 221 : 7} Wry ny vie A S44 ri et. Pine t ] and 5 -_— ~ qr) at. i Prannes baat ont EOUS aes a 1. SCH See Mr. Flaig ou COTTA terms. Cait com frame dwell. —— * Ac Po sale; @t29 $8260. Cabany |, Mou YIT4 MARK ki gen'8, No 08 1 ( HACO 46 ihe ~~ a « ty | ittic: slate ropee pont : so! an 3 \ RG LIN iz 6000 e: ~ 1b N : OPP, ‘41g, On Euclia. weARG lM Rell tei see (oR) |) FLA’ ener. —— 2 Ege: Y¥|\ own ate... * A HK’ ltt JUT us me : COTSREAN. _ rae " : ; ff a Ro Weat: p roon ee lat 7% LRRA 1m? oo r; id: WN SIAITN * Main acon oA T~._M — . = 4 an me nh off and ! I" Nr ’ Qi, ; i. } REA? . bg ‘ he Panne = ‘ ; i COTr x E.vp rice $s and 7h. a“ A heat OM atura! 482 444 Pent v laste adé&-. we 6S 5 se rN | R | wr et + iad Ur own of A N r path 07 3" es. oe ¢ : - Bon, = . and will sacel i 4 ' e& ry lot tf Bale pai h . wany ind yric — ba 7. Al AOW LY v1~ alance ] Ke lot Car: bear a re cee] rm Vie K mel> Fi » ear, can , hear ys tral 1°- . SHU ‘ Nake = te than, Ma) AV . he — ] 7 ~ ale uF tr —— i : tre ey sor ’ =i ‘; ad * ; H hg ion ‘Tea le } 2ix125— . re fs) R } RIN} cA $000 3, ‘Urnac . » r AGE Ong time Price $: 'g / tifu) 5 more on iarke? «* FILA r Ot Die be bot j rg av ae i. AP’ - Youur (*ane Ss M. ter re t¢ ms Inox? si . ter ned for F ilth sSUe ¢ “ . er woe , rout — art = + COTT AG ox F-1¢9. "1. “sali pine, f UNG ee . Water ~Fof 00. Sion **! for closing: teignr *t® AT For « Patch eat au) SI N we A ' ral ie SHuChanee fern ferms if daw how. vec ~~ pere. oF m rhe dere “pt ¢ A 1K 69, ’ hs ‘ thanle . 619 ‘ hea Bale, ") - 0 quic Dal r5 t on bi ~, Ral $6500 G ‘ti ‘ y k « ale "t) e "$27 & rick flat $ * ‘>, be e}) bug: n and «& ; ° I, i I], A . Main 1h. R AR’ et ie . = yer ea en Wi oe will ¢ ‘ . . io 7 ager . : Ei 1 yard, 89 rooms, EA lortawant a ‘ OWNER Hig. RE ». ( MT) *! + le for two also lange smnent, vg nath, hot - Phone o) IAVID tie LEAS "Sg i) "Cm Dispdteh UD-to date aon 2 sent Temp 7 , 2 4 ‘y tan be vents $HI4 Ma Li et 43 = ; Pr tt, brick: hot-watee D2 eet, Oe Vor andeve i i af Ey gee oe n SO; tric, gay he tile bath n*. ree. weed CI “y M ASKA 8 ( Zoom yl sale: 360i 1636 Ber’ suit. —aenemer _SOUTH ) On ane 3 | pomeaae s Do Fen Boz &. 6m nay are Urnace ne n flat DF R MS ‘omnis } Spr ae ric P &, 5000 5 a OO), Walter heat - Juniata st: alr pale ik oe ‘ nter Plae | e 2% oe ve ; © ‘ Pp Pores, Rn) Pre. , ' hii ™ r" - 1 s, ‘ st > N ean . (cog x a pagel ~ ne ar, ted mis ler he ‘ of eet ‘ , .. fi a) a prt, ./ Sh gar ‘ a Nee Riden, rie a ; : fy i lerma to a gy clean my Sn ; AKET, Mt At oy Sone “ |. Dardwoo oT # ROSERHAG. cash. ped paved: l4th: nic __and 6 ‘ For ale: siege me FILA T- Mec ‘nenn] "are a $720 ye ission sen wnth pas on e211! x! ren and ¢ ' ‘ RTH Way a ¥ ean, tp am} 9 Te hes ID ERAN-AL’T age. eta: ®: thas pDiendidls > au Gorragn. re dintrict mm Sidnow ite te TIN Hk ane 1 floora, = 407 NT M HAL alance like wu! ry od BP rooms SS His oo cae me ee and ar Hamilton OST-MIT Driers: rents tc OUIs ‘3 . aah Ee tn CRF HEN. 722 ear ALBERT op Pp it i ; i 1H A al Slectric” sale; | en at -DDiemas £2; ”): a. “ony . Read 3 - YPC OD COTTAGE sroadw Nieteaclan Th — = = med For _ Grand 4™49 “pL, modern 81250, Bons d. 4, 80400 5 room on, RB a and card of «for Srand , y ‘sa Q TR i a of Tear hs ran. a & Chestnut # \V 3 TERRY ‘= ce oS; ° Tr ya ire we a‘ 2 4. > ri . : — rITIS haan . & ‘Y - O . ~ a ad ste ? ae be U ; ‘ voct , _ : . ¢ : G + y SEMI- BI Rox onenre: a a: . roma, ) as SSSS8 litah rrr sia : reads 1 “4 fs ie] an yond Pb yes rent: F lo F. | ) F’'!] A T Fe 4¢ HA Gino er. new (cj) ih — t Be or x Y - 31. ‘6 ost oe well euuits $x: A R - AY KE h A \ im, . f i } ‘) A SI] I L, ot & (WV) ays er ecreens Grove one ‘aati : y in il ~ fn } ' ' or ' a "he i ‘7 UN 4 Pp . lot: kk a id 6 i: wt teas LA for 0 'r140 f Ivary ¢ oberg an or sale es ay . 2 oe -| p, alinos ag iene eYuity = ae n eq rouble aaane ma) $ and bot-wai . ¥ ( | : i bl mht ub al Aaemed l Por estiDispetae™” Price, lot wx ae ty ee = ' q ' = . entrar Sena ne ve rooms av new mo lot 37x Poke fam!) — ao ARN Rove gli, a af ille an ‘te () veer Rartr EASY ah i ‘on a te “ Bath . re A ND | AV Ie NX -- 2 oe 170 Pe tye will 8 ay a: bed > oh . My leig i | berga rio enone, wale. ¢. oF OWne.s - a. s ae ras ey a " t n iy le isO7 FF elec tri ms F] a i s? mt he = 8 . of - a LAT & ap A ~ Ma : av. si - . aWel! ier av. tM . a0 . a 4 ~~ ; ; —T oom f) —— a omt ‘ fine loc , ¢ for ‘ : ’ ene ‘ — ee ths me liad ron . ’ ~! . t. Aten - c iO) sAT ar. . ross fr room v) ‘or Kx ke; ngl om ing of mod flat: . as LOT at Hot. Ll Atlon 1 Ats Pr ! aan ’ sit ee in to =. ja : feet f ™ bric T BRINK a. orn, 9 ror sa) Eas, rent re Por «; O44] from SBeulnie iat BAle 7, 112 us an off Sf) nama ¥ rus Kern, ats in | et : ctu rent« ZUSE Dalch ifurad ; i in # # inf one wa al nx len rent, st A. ¢ Wao © i. {>,* ait ». ; aiat ~ r o~er t! in Sale. 5734 it ola LOTTA ‘ “Ate 2510 ee lLbale ' .! Uliin 8 Made | | ) ws "tris a. tra bor) , : “ver .¥ By} > As. " or : Bach Ce to at Price hin = Yor rado aa Orc rete (“ Payments wii take sic , . Dat h = For sale — P. Kieliey —— on? voor shows ‘rs. eyer S Fons Ride SH0- te efits for sia: oS and ‘ai j -* CY) 170 Ww 4 RES oat j et. IN a | rR e ‘E-Poery iw’ YOM ~ . lOO Cheat vite , Diet ras . Sheciric My ot a went only $15 chance: | CEash, hala OPposite na Water hea AW ‘ Ciek oe tric licht 483: ] , | PLAT For are 31750 worth §¢ Hin «fan Kiva fms to me; USL pe r A. Prmorn ‘he dh Oi 4 BAI t? = Nint> —o IDENCES | oo ete Bri ck — ais ST aa out + » os on 4 : hte: w om Db Ww vs sale, go nee « arond y “12 ¢ tuid ff] axe: h a. fu “@duc: §& ah. room or sale. 3: Grand AMM) pri - | Kor “a 620 nnurn: a 4 ih ( ¥ EEE, FO KI ts, Rp elling ‘ Ue, 14] ee (itver “ el! dec rick cot ah. a + TOO ary Paver © yy 5 Cale rae eor:; Tre nas Wate rnace rooms Chom : fiat Bae 21 Ar lin ac} " aier 41 — » ot-w Rale: ; ven! ’ term .« nei, ne . Web invest sammy Iron and sew Der “ ing@ed fa. " loor i. Dar be pie * one toi | 40% +s. =% K L, AN I) T ey R I A ae oes "anit Ad electricity ~ bri k a my ye ment bnew dl W yom! aes is. Bide © seg 6 roon aa equity ebb Apart. | See a nit : plant res . ™ ne lin, wi OT ly f° Oe] Ly oe - fr: rr) | 7 : pre pert F MAL ie or I ny r = ry a vw e a €19 ‘ - Py MI ate an % > AD, tartan, a eoEITS gage. | FLAT—For Me eo Post-Dinpaten, 8 ouvenienceas “iowa tie’ —Hearena. ido Sianceat of e0ea Vet inset? fF" aubitoan PD) |g One-hatt ) Humphrey es P KE & BRO TAY! e ready t ; ith le. & ia2 Ch For ; a. ) Price |D 1 or SC HeRT ae y ined » ‘ 77 } ‘st 4 Ti ! ily resi. ri he i rk ; . _ A c AOR TR o balance garage. sane" f! at. *stnut « ang 7 pp Bale. \4 oon ir «ir hale xz F-.1¢ : El. a E OMe x Weat of i 4 \ ] 447 UST cx ao | 42 : sive oom, and pit? 83.| FOR gs u Ie Y hel nted: tee, et 2 roor: I, RMAN Siziin “TSO - \" Cw 5 ' vi «at ee own cash. . nd § tax of Karage d ra av.. x (cl) 1 S { . i nm cor ; Nac: os P Ps ve. ~ AN & av. t Te dade on te ~~ Late: er, Upeta; hake te roots, *S and | pric rage ren x Dloc : l 7 ates lL} ( if $20 , a: tere newle ven ; at « eat. etc showe 4 wot : , . ers ’ , — “s | GC uP od. cash and Make ton Sep nal ‘t-Wate . ory Cor her le eatnhut R ‘ur Offive “ A bu r Huy 7 Orr. 2 Ol) ’ Si Fert DMAN ' fo mia k Kood { ale. and side Deve | fortal aving 7 VETS tx bareal Stocke I “REA i full D ° @aey rade 7 pric idea en? . bu! 4 ple % . Cily wit . ik MA rain ot . fue arth ter 0 ~” re ra nce a oom in| torth SEK s j ' Y Cw) ; wn lars (Ths ur | tae . aSonabie. anal g arage. lot . apie S cliS *, hones JEN LE pn PAL ae : W aterm ; “iS (Teme | table terme, “tee oe oe Or OMPT ON ~ Bea Avenue He (xt. J % Pir: ° i (MA ; CENTRAL —s ' -_ _IB 6C I HE iG 17 we ~~, en) aon aad + ilat ‘ae i hic | SF eaut s4EVE: TS Fae Pere 12 PP oin ciated for ale utiful H LLAND “= bor throuss em across f Q a, SS é te Fate. eho +> tree? wet i re me, Sacrifice A Sa eee © bath sles wood ice . - f ’ om ve on i Aen sleep - a? tr ) : gore wee ° *. a thar wr Tha, 4 : a J La) aerrr . at the : i . (“an n aT f kone KOTS S'reet in SRAN AL Tat aliey mad ~~ ue ian (Chestnut BORor . loud! (GH, 460 “Wif e% , | - lat: alen °: -New 3. sO Mi o-Toorm . higan, merieee pid, ne flat TT iO" for . hal! : wen fas en en P. rooma, Urna re all thie | NOR ? IEOR GE a SK ‘ » N ‘4 Raston ay - 8) Dr} AA CK f! ie. nee ia? ~—_?>. 2 f anid re hae ayette ¢ lot ° ie an e0e adr CH & (0) " . - N # Pros adwa — y TR . Ho ee i or ~ . “A. i | ag fe Wilt Se N.- 5ia ~ 8 ~ low. give You Bi? a , wa ! a $ line: ¢ n12y ri . wo h . & oe. ur hy } locks AS root Ps arge et; from e "tlec’ . bung Poor ’ or Libert hs ken ity iftni¢ _ eo" a- loo = tile bis | e tits. i «a re be ath in ing yY Bon hed: price’ ¢ i oad Morn .POreh CORT io = Principal’ abe ce Sion" and ellen WATeor ere frisie . : ia oan er ” « " . i? fhe t ir ’ ‘re fF ‘ i@ ’ a Or And interes. iio} ith aoe he ; pe etri me : - ' — - re Md ' : t ritehe op Bent of S719 Tree 3 Livy ‘ings! ‘ ; 2 ton for . Frape =} “f Goodfe!- | mM. Price : Sches ve ieee x Arens fr Quick fa “or rent § “dD Thee Gaece tS a Sun ei ine reer. E. Vieberg 9 lot NN-&P o w ale: caeh or terms. a x um ACKL ‘OTT AC seeo0 «em —, ™ can Tih ER R. sh: 6 toad eth \ > and Chestan: KR. a oy price r, Tale ’ ate oo” a: an ~-y : ee i ro 2iOSEN) Ra | ain 1 lo LAU . ie e s ° aren 4 i ACME ' : Kain bon ’ > ‘ ‘ met] : ’ a = ER 4d UTA nin PRICK rooms, : RED ‘ : ‘ i : - Cc rae m electric. baths, Py, OPFER Rae PO $8 Baiase, 70 and HART a “i Tha "e . RO Chestamt o:, pA ga is ST 9 : = ms | Mercantil “%3 te: BP naa inten gare tha Bai - > ‘ ‘ ™ : ig S| ° w~ rust. , f dimi , (lie P i ' ‘ Wu org Ag : Sete 2. 7 Te i fas ent FLA es , j rene a ‘ . . ere >, Z . ° . ’ W fre of vw ry ’ ‘ os 4 ‘a ry rT. mw . ' rar ie . , ; ‘ - y% ace rooria, : : 7 . S 7 noJjern - ” : : : « * , : e . ‘73 > : . a : *i., ‘ ‘ 40 att _ . i ' a Pos 'e - fT) ; wo 5 areal; n i ) ri - ; : P tht , : , . is a at fe wt of Cire . . re. Branitoid _ hie tho = ; : . ‘ / Opes — : A LuNndries: urnaces, 3 “URY ‘eeenen: » o : ail are 3 : teat L .- sediane Liyrn: dib and Lang, cha. 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5B Ei ae FARMS FOR ‘SALE For Sale, and Bungalows, Cc ottages, Lad lats, Apartments, Residences | IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE | i For Sale in these columns today. _ FARMS FOR SALE 6 eee ewe - RESIDENCE ES FOR SALE SOUTH anil 700 Real Estate for _ Exchange, | Wanted, RESIDENCES F FOR 8A SALE tt AO AL A IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE GC. J. W anstr th Ju ta CHE STN 41 ‘UT BEAUTIFUL FAIRG ROW SD ~~ RESIDENCES FOR : SALE ‘WEST FAGS BL. root suse pony tr val than. mer FARMS. WANTED FARM Wed either ARKANSAS ve Sail place. close in: j MISSOURT 101s Of Missouri Hex BJs). Voet-TMa-c) —_ ~~ - ~ — AN. i Ne@ar st [wus traqd auUto- LANDS For sale noros ed : : FARM fer =e SS acres - > be 7 ‘ Hite naw ay 2138 Ary yund., Wet leton ry ne 2 «, G6 m or ‘pe ind timber: 2 erree ef richest land Ww eA : —— 7 zark | imber - hington | es alfaNa: good gardens. owner, J a a, . 4 WwW to » fox 2 SP far pee = ahs SAR. : (1 | -verled Pranks Mo ‘ 7 - oom ae 8: Caw : SEND for 11 Nort! kanes ‘outh-} FARM— For | ete? if { i «q’ by 2 ee a nie - 3 — fcr 7 ‘ _ OTTO. ‘TIETIENS Roon 40 wes. Anh var Fee it todas , Koesuth a lot uv? a, A\ g Hi {) ly ' Y 1 aon = ; .. On proper.y ‘ cant Vi eeow 7 corn mt tay iat : ; ve - ‘ VT /7sS) 3 Cc) if feet front; dands ‘H-bujlt 7-roem bri . : ee 2 = — a as an TCL Of nt o near Paidwtr : ) \ i G NORTH | ) hone . ) res of good : b DOSENRACH 1 iA \ AV ) . | > bungalow, tile bath, hot-water heat, hara OR “AUTO” AND SALESMAN itn vy 8G. 80 a) acres of _— eee eee Mannie on a ne) - wool floors. electric showers, copper gut ' KE KEYS 1 LD BY i : Fe age ys we eee "AR ror hore \RM— Por sale. in Miseourt ters and spouts strictiy modern Owner 6: ; » cu va 7 miles from St. leoute , I. 53 » anxious to ll and will pieased to show Station. om fuablik nO. sw I? IN THE MARKET ponds. orchard READ OVER THIS LIST SALE OR TRADE gom] oroductive Sf), SULe*R £20 implemen! BERLIN AV PARKVIEW. j gt 0 overk OINE VA I - impie- n ‘ine Bluft n * J HILL, Agent FARM t sie, &raom bri barn, gom!? outcDulidimgs, 4 shape. 7-room frame house aud ou versity and Fores’ large garden plot; level ground. afi in gard pen for inspection shape. t-room frame house. gaod outbulid- | A ASHINGTON e* cottage n s bathroom hot and cold water i ing room ail improvements made; good bath, built-in are Well supplied with wate: O Mara rovements made, No admis price $7Su0. office. spection De ote Moa 7174 PLYMOUTH A\ citvV: Queen red obrici shade trees t story | r? t. j va - . — LO pm . i a SIT SS : ———— ve 4947 LTS ; | : SACRIFICE et and in 1443 S. 18th | Weula no sg A I | cost least Near Wi] i] eve amore thar price T ' | AN ce aS « } ¢ tte Parl © Diilid houses as |) |! in Latayette SPs good as these ¢ven though eee lt. Ini SOM the lot tor Now is the time Us located conven “$4000 . too we! da. . PARK BUN- hover “ie mites acres. Well te ahchester road iss gee) ‘ eout? Ho 41 fiament Ac Tee € M4 eale, S84 Canaan, bea grocery bargains For big kor HOUSH BLOCK hoi AR leteb good at wets Sse Lee a) Warren 2-story for two taf gas, watey. screens. con \ition ' Cali Loma y. W ANT OFFER, le. fre ior lasant 6 room i) Salena st.. 125: 2-storm ric }. > hot heat: jot OKLA for 2 families of : - . = rs ; + ( aet vv } Hodtamon'. | jaundrv. siate sinks, “254 Price only See owner : $2900. GEO. J. WANSTRATH, 71735 Chestnu! OWNER NONRESIDENT Penrose st. One-story brick cr Lil ef “te acTyTe house and ori 4 ANSTRATH, 7417's Chestnu ~ 4h? "a “ 1} US {woeek* ant ‘\4 : nodern, 6 rooms; a cwvod fiouw 5827 North Market st ‘| tow) (hw ner. 1952 A Burd av. _ t Your |! EE ute o—i sale. $700 cash. balance! ; jike 41xx Deimar: ovprice tichw Posat-Dispate h. Hol Sk— lor sal 4 rooms and bath: gain; $3000 cash or payments. ison st EESIDFENCEH-— For ectri furnace sacrifice, $3500: mone’ KBox V, 44 HOUSK. For Euclid av 2 7 cellar, electric i) = STEPHAN SAILM via HOt rh lor 1 |e tli) } : hg: " Libert, BONDS § --F +. -oody a present. ot t410es home. BEVERLY Pi rul 2-Fuy Heverls | , I Ine Substantial’. built Sou le nouse detached gpiendia ash ] eel buildings pi PSS ia ar J, thos Chey nae a ‘eter Aihen BY ot a ) price $12 @e $ue LO 1G of 4 rooms, granitoid cellar, location: all imp sion without card from (7h), d. YANSTRATH., M rooms re us devil ; ANI) wr Rox be hy (Northeas ‘drained row ks, res FARM Ww td ‘ime range OO” irujahe ermen wanted. Trixnrrmys — ‘ ‘ > ' re . } , dons : Tith “ ‘ } } 4 (es he ‘ \ alley Agen ’ -Poinsett farms $..> cToDe now lho acres. ite read, tit » R Bipot ha r- Mag 7 Inake Open ‘Thi! sACE ~— i: ' heime in jac hot- ted and supplied two bath rooms and other up-to-date ap- pointment. ne endid lot, 649x150. -rice . $17,000 MINERV A AV ENU i Hiere is an c¢ight-room solutely modern house close 2815 N\ PR iw: 105~ 6000 which we can Hts. H. GUNDLACH & CO., 3615 N. Broadway: 4 rooins easSv terms or trade “lt : peng small cottage. Lot | HOUSE rocn | Price a Tavior ay : CO n i See $5000 iit sand: enue “ea: new Ms, . - 5 . ; entral 1144 i ROOMS, $4000 0 Just west of Hamilton on fi0USE_For Minerva; is a practically new 138: corner brick home with hot-water a bargain and has a : heat, combination fixtures, ness: street made, ag ae male cemented cellar; handsome = Ceeens 6. weer decorations and complete con- . , ” . veniences The lot ig eo Pl, Y MOl T a rs ARK H¢ IME The property carries a $250 $252 Hol! ; ry mortgage with over two pee. esidence — to run. [It is a surprising value |'}| | hardwood eaving. at the price i itl |\ fering a fine =r Chestnut ‘ea are en. Se in le ata ea tS 7-room brick; hat house 40 feet front eoO0 down balance Poet-Dispat« Iin4" Slevin av.. nea frame dwelling 6 roo s, + 2Oxlih: price $1700. ‘hestnut ai en le. ‘ j room ground: 4 AND o ROOM FLAT, $4500 lUTxX2D0: terme , ne rin icken rent Biggest bargain on South Side: 2- \RM So one brick flat of 4 and *% rooms, baths, furnaces. ;@@4 ANNE a 7 i! hen : ry ‘ ‘ moraved & if > 7 "23 ?, ail rs re at (J electric light, granitoid cellar; all modern j Or! fO4 r x . OO Clea! fi } conveniences: always rented at $516 a all improvements made “ee us at once this big snap. GEO. J. WANSTRATH. 7417's Chestnut “ iia xious 1 ¥ a a hange FAIRGROUND PARK : .* av., two-story brick flat o! and bath each, hot and cold water. cellars; all improvements made. Price ams. $1000. Must be sold No admission withou* houre “Tetern HILL Agent or aa.e 4) actos Haten about FES | t ’ LWo-T i ye Te iu) tg Soph , ; , : iat [Wo Guts ) improvements * ‘ *? " vr) . i ‘ ‘ ~ — =a > “_ * oom : i ; ms : ; hic out mia Jority — = : : Rye SNe | ak elient neighborboad. reeds . iTai route owner muat «eli age an?! beaith: orice SH). «2 real ; Address Bou J"5 hKansas ‘jt partk uiars For saie. real farenin (hadwick Station 6 weven Wire. ii”) valley. dwelling dairy, TH SIDE HOME exceptionalls wel) ‘ bath. hot-water heat, and feneesa: 20-gallon gas slate will sell nished: location for KOOP st size teeta | Penney wioet eraser a. saie. ay Ss 7 % Veal concrete fara’ error’ aline tank ett qyrnished oF @ doctor 7-Room Home—900 Cash O44 Russell hardwood floors hath, very roo e dandy 610 Chestnut ivirt ; sf. Ww arne: /-storv clo-e@ out an and bath; to NEAR N. ¢;rand ab- * OTE’ “il wmyry fixt av.. and fin etc: lot reasona- ad iris And rent " ° ma eh "ARM residence, 10 minutes lot SOx1IS>: 3% } t ayment |p oe a litt is n ood condition make ' a2 GOODFELLOW A\ 7) Miu? ' heat, screens ot 30x! ———e =o TIMBER LANDS of nonresident and ‘ants to gel] : : c2aye me Aas is ber adjoining TY) from statiol tomer rARM—! acres: alrut ™) house barn. Nunt?rys road: will 4018 N. siate buy furnace $3200 =owill brick, va arit. TO SONHARDT REALT International Life Bidg. sale: 0400 Partridge Thekla;: 6-room frame a future value . a- St throo n, Kor ‘sais ARMS Wtd price 5 roo big barr roar creek acre Sam) ‘ le Hox Im Chadwick Me mie (this hiea! dairy farm south of St. Laowia, reat dairving (res ‘ 7] iv at ed f ~]. 4 springs in kKiteher atock 1k. STRATH., 71714 Chestnut st. Pine ONL > 4 $2300 in northwestern part ce of FT rooms, rae water, gran! house: street aii "Main 2040, ( GhO ege e ; , ‘ Workineman’s Cheap Home From Scullin’s Iron Works. av.. one block from Manches frame house, being altered ler: water, gas, electric ‘WxIS2: 25 fine oak trees: will sell at bie bar- | easy terms “ee owner | Vietor 400] Home, $5750 hot tl ay" : ke or ; PRICE bargain AD iiwnoer } or siti i 1: Slee Ark have (ne Block q742 Garner Troon fine or iene for sale. «) arTes good meer to take $1° Moar. ff i” rant) eulti chard, ¥ : 512 “LAT. tlels Chestnut lot ery PARK T ANSTRATI re ng Bal ral! Vanemberg chickens ~~ or for easn or : li-gt Bia spent tile bath- ont hardwood floors, . : 1 - ‘ ; prices ft tile porch, stone a. s »- ‘a ‘ ‘ oes farm not ~- MISSISS ll - - ae ) re 2 Always rented room brick flat eating plants, brick and up-to-date brick ‘ . heat H . and © of , am t on - at Te .’ toda \ ~~ Hart ford St. is ot Box FF. or male §& «a “Wd res ba {o secure bene t oe ER re er ae roome ant a F. A! RMS free maps of Misrissi pp —— o SIDENCES FOR SALE CENTRAL Downtown: 7 tenanta and eave, account of sicknets; S ohana Box Y-187, Post-Dispatch. écS) SOUTH NCH Por eale: 3611 California; 6- modern ; also garage. For sale; new. 7-rvvm: Cirand For sale. nice : rent $54. price price right ’ corner, for 3 “or i $4500. 1325 NC E~ mthiv: Lae Post INCE bor Park. 7 Ww feo -For saie. 7 ndition: worth tlefnan. $500 For saute, G reo age, 410 Mads Mor wale. $10) cash, balance refidence, 11th near. Hickory. LDismmatoh Se sale, 456235 Gibeaon, near reoms, modern, compara: tirade reoins, strictly inodern $000: price $400v. cash call residence anil laauire 3414 Hal- bk 1s, JOS For bath. }’ fale, 2610 Wregon: electric light VICK MANN 6108 Elizabeth, $2000: rooms, bath. tollet, ete.; let 1008 Chestnut et. B&xx Russell @v.: varmain price; et —For sale’ Fi - ie. i feet. iE % FRANK EF. ; ; INCK..For wale: bath, furnace: carvh, balance § tel SREAN-AI-THEN, ie Chestnut at. For sale - 20056 McCausland: 6-room with bath. hot and cold water: lot ; also ivt S80x180 in rear. fron a\ bargain. inspect and see a J. KILI. rent K12 Chestnut st, For sale: SUxx De Tonty st.; 7-room hardwood floors, waded ~~ Chestnut st. rovulhs, “with will sell e: William Biebinger. lerug « 42xx Juniata st: 6-reom water beat: garage, etc.; muat BREAN ALTHEN. 722 Chestnut *#t INCK—For sale: a doctor’s corner: Odern residence want : aftic; 1 block Tower UGruove l’ark. hot- ct ge heal, @reens and spouting: brick @ hitues: will trade for flats Hy will cae location tor a doctor. nee Dispateh (e Scazsilan @v sna Bros For eale se —_— see . | int —lor sale. : bath. etc ] MRRAN K 14. WYOMING brick 1008 Chestnut st. ST.. $5200. dwelling. bath, furnace, BRINKOP. 619 Chestnut_, HIGHWAY PAKK HOMK. innes ta ay ovurtier. lot 40% 148; I ie 4 rooms, toilet, etectric, pret Otic, only RINKOP. 619 Chestnut @t. 6> Humphrey St., $6000 if biock we Bt of Grand av.; ™ home: lot 12 KONHARDT REALTY MAN & $14 International Life Bldg. ¥ ‘ ' | eM) HOME SACRIFICE fletor st.. a magnificent residence and reception hall: § floors, fine bath roo, reens, shower KMuud t. etc. A big bargain at fice. tMASEK JENULE NMEALTY CO. hones 18 N Th sh COMPTON HEIGHTS 3836 CLEVELAND ful Home, Becrifice aera cdl floo hot-water, b bath: in perfect condition: we UTH SIDE SAC RIFICE | be sold iis week | ast rick of » room. bathroom. ter furnace ejeciris all Condition, Price cut to about thts lest offer NEAR KESER VOIR PAR of (irand av nice hae ths furnaces, © Lundries; all convente® nie $516 a year. Owner must sell: price only WANSTKATH, 717% Ss. eet Pp. $2800 large barn: lot E2500), eaa4 Hartford st gq rage strict!) lern: me Re10N FLSPERMAN ke L, BONHAR DT C.. 214-14 i} International Tife WEST $14) ty ‘TY tet ] RikA! dg. ——_— ~~. ow RESIDENT! weer (nive RESIDENUL furnace. pper §£ oenec I } ia 4] RSL? sale, | rioworres, and | esau an it® QESIVDENCh xchange te Von Versen modern an S16 puss Dausm room. (live. bath, Jition,; Lite con Teeshs fine Kor Saie, utters. \i eils Page b MINX urnace offer Rox K-27, Post double: flat. biock, mOniy at Lis room, Wil) 4020 DHOS Minerva. mv 7-room., modern. ail itmovrove- ost S500, price now Riellev. Cubanv HUUSK ror sale; 6-room;: lain ay large iot: water, tricity | carfare $°r2NM): 1 Davie, 71% Harvard: Cabany 4 SONI. WAGNER, 6215-12 ROOMS, PARTLY Fi NISHED OR UNFURNISHED: eI? RESIDENCE | (;ARAGE;: NEAR W AGN KL J TRIC: $70 to) HOU Sh For sale, aim cacrifice my beautiful hest location On terms sale. nur. located ir ror He Sk: leaving yy; wil 12 rooms, batns, in city for rooming Westminster pi near Lindell #515 fc) Vernon: this fine Oklahoma, requ rding Nye ine PARRY bo pA TI? rs. Holst wmMne that we get an offer ROSENBAUM HAUSCHULTE R. E. CO., 2407 N ihimoadway RESIDENCE Am to take $500 for “ahanne avenue. althougn hardwood floors, hot wa must have the cash tais Post-Dispatch. willing my re sxidenc on ¢ ost $11,000, has ! at RArAge 1 ee kor 2 neek Rox i. « HOUSE Westminster. This must rooms, hardwood tite ale: 6163 has a Rater heat adr REeION Doelimar if ? : ' woxlse. and | } - hot-water tion and a ® rooms ~ ELS- Wighth Residence Bargain fou WASHINGTON AV. ence: hnot-wa pari ge. Liie@ bought al will lease BL LLAnwW 114 Fullerton Bide DISTRICT HOME, n ® nice rooms steam fioors., Sia te roof, large stucco bungalow style only put vour Liberty first payment on this nice home, easy terms See 7016 West Park. \TIENS. Room 407, 722 Chestnut Near Soldan High School Dwelling. ©? rooms, detached corner fur sell mouthiy: no iarge rear iawn; iw tt MAGUIRE REAL E Slip ¢ ELEGANT HOME C&A: hh G AIN lherect StS. st ' omere 10-room, res} ter- heat, hardwood floors Path numerous porches, big sacr terms to : (3 bri kK can be Sijit Ui, te ice igl6 _ Met Al ne ae, Olive “ATE JAMISS “3 "] “hestnutst Wir wTrine | ‘andeventer eplendidly (733. taie rent; residence thoro: izhliy ALBERT 4 teone R253 W ashington He iehts ? | lace\ arranged ie- modern. garage & 0) “hestnut : or Flee at sim rs Waterinan as Westininster Rerlin A oo, ZBV-i-1is a= 7. . 7 4 cane Chest: at Reside nee 11 man ! LAKE A Rio wut Parkview West, ate roar rei hardwood ety instan “YX Ande rSOn- “Stoe ke. Buel rman SOS (“hestnut Avenue Home oi1S WA’ ERMAN PRICE $740. ' have Jur had listed for sale thia lovely te iaddince. porch across front, with all noiern appointments, including hardwood throughout, tile bath, sleeping porc h. heat. shades, screens, fixtures: nox Oo look at the depth of lot, that “gtr Can make terme YN} AmIOTY ENE J A He IME TWO ELEGANT PATHE DK Al it bt. Waterman mut st HOMES IN PARISH two of the pret bi each contains 12 water héeat. hardwood be decorated to suit to immediate tenants LL. EPyTMIN, GIT CBestnut st i hes! S11, ¢ cr ro tel) baths. het lot v indu cements ‘SL | Bonds | OO PDOODOOODGGOGDGHOG DOOOUOWO HOC : POO Price $4000 Mississippi Valley Trust Co. Agent, FOURTH AND PINE 4?05 West Pine BI. rooins SAa00 i rail :: ms MIRC 2 &th Street -_— (e) The e oye ey ~~ oye y 4 © Yeve 4 i PIL ACE. brand-ne AMIES bury bil a ee t date S-1 house hot-water Pood be kai ful tile bathroom, hardwood fh o.4@ closets; the interior of exceedingly pleasing and must be seen to be appreciated; open today Our terms are most liberal BUSH-BURHRNS, 1105 4 nut s P25 CGoodfellow, modern lot 9.3"125: tile roof; Ww Vacant and yen for inspection uke terms to suil purchaser. wl ERMAN & LEONHARDT LMALTY 2134-14 international Life Big. E8xx DeGiverville Al XA wiVERTILe AY. HOM Le beaulif reception hroughout lot-water hea't- ‘f admission. TRUST u fiebert at Place dwelling HOG Kin 4, OOo OTS. wan Spa this house is “nes R6000 rooms, home. furnace heat ie irae \ ine nheuse is Cat (SHTS tu §$ .Am: large finish Arco WASHINGTON Reduced from $Suo0 room residence, extra har iIwood floors and al -) stay 1) te NORTH 31 1361 ia story and attic brick bathroom, furnace granitoid cellar: all in fine condition; lot Owner Will Snow you through, . - Ui ‘ nai but Siniheie two- ry rooms, an j fee aundrys vixklee or. Be¢ C, FR. Ml WEOOOODOVOOGOGODOOOOHOOOOS () A Home Union Bl... Near fe) 1408 Union BI 1 4 9Ox165°: x ern equiprinent!t reasonabie MIERC op te EB TRUST CO A gt 8th & Locust i. Vestibule Oe ,019O0OGOOHOOSOC DOOGOGOOOOC © Modern 7-Room “Residence 48 Vernon av.. modern residence | bath furnace. electric light and all conveniences FRANCISCUS & KUNZ, SO¢ Chestnut oo SALE. 7 LINDELL bu i 24 N. Sth LTEN BERGER, on mod lerms shed $5.90 roome Price See 4 ion 14-roo! mans Finis? Delmar rooms and bath on first floor cellar and painted finished r 4438 Bargain Modern dwelling of room, furnace, hardwood and secon) floor hail steps elegantly decorated throughout; ready to — game as an apaertmer " ce ke MIL TEN BERGER. \ . Sacrifice Offering bl * story building. for serv lowe $2010 vear. wil) as part pay, biggest louis Apply to GFORGI » our own reent, Wainer! (nestnu! Phane Olive | rs i floors, granitoid and in and is N Sth | Delmar ren! f 2 Westminster PI. \N\ hot-water heated well-built baths: big yard, This beautiful, home of 11 rooma. several can be purchased for SIMO al RERT T. TERRY & ©... verona een OO0000U% xO WOODOODOGODE (‘athe dral Parish overhauled and ‘ROR Chestnut st _ In the ¢ (e Property recently in fine condition 437" LACLEDE AVENU Sleven rooms, furnace bat : 33 177.6 Price $4750 ' MERCANTILE TRUST CO... ARt, ath & Lecust te Vestibule Goose ODOC NHONOOMOOOOOOOS! rc. OOK ey OHBODOOOOODQOOODOOHOOD 50083 $500 Cash Buys This Home 41 West Pine BI. front TOO OOOH @) O —_ ex: as. ed me x Oo” ood - resi- bath Price cash stor) etone 0 rooms large parage, lot yal CAS terms balance month!) WEISELS-GERHART R. Sth and Chestnut Three den: ad } esete r ue a efeyeye $50" 4 FJ, ; me. CO. evevete — 4 a me 9: oyeserey 3101 HGOOOQHOHOODIOOOOOSO ‘iO thy @ 1»), uO OU cealty Co. \dg REAL ESTATE— FOR COLORED ee invesi bux of price ME R. JUKX ment property at a Ic-AR, Post-lispatec! HiOUSK—For saie; High VA St. Ferdimand; ; stable. eed : S00 brick, bath, an £v0ad “ol Glasgow COTTAGE—For gale: | have a tage, With hot-water heat, modern onveniences; near lj schoo! will geil on terms JOHN d ReARi*ON, 11 Chestnu! lor Colored—$1500 mamp for $700. t-rooni COtlagzes Terms like ren go0d par»’ty J \\ In bo HOME nee “ (hoice piece Vargaih hool block, roums, brick: “214% cioode, Si su. Sew 4-room co} gurage and ali imner ae | q ~ f s, Lo ‘hesinut °) 2 OR ( OLORKE D IR CO.,, 923 « ag vail UIRALDIN BARGAIN IN NORTH SIDE BUSINESS AND TENEMENT PROPERTY corner 2otn fiats above and a double families of _rooms to ‘ rerited and nging in t xT feet owner: ‘A . ‘ baking ne an otfe MIILTENHRER lat ISA " Tt hROS and Howard st 2 OT) # Car Sic (315K, 14 N 1 KIZOO Kasv ‘Terms Wes inne fot. «626. Gx! i izle flu actns ry) » Rranito: 3 basemen ats et annual rent 3480 JOHN &S AKI & BRO S15 (Chestnut st FOR COLORED sale. 4065 West Relie pl. @ nice single flat. with baths and toi in x conditi renting for $52), yourself and rent the small cash payment I: L rie : a , through uX a\ built si! 4 and @ rooms For 6 room furnace per year other. pri and helance and °F on, yet 4 front house SH i.44! men, “room fo land: rniy ivinge peu hbargal ren 1) far ra rea iance aF IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE BUY NOW; DON’T WAIT PRIiC kos VW liul SUREI.Y TERMS. SOME : 2500 2AM bath wid i” le eliand Kensington " roeorY 5. complete jist G M. McDUNALD iL. ky. OO. LIT Chestaut far and 4 and > and room flats and homes in th'!s choice lo t of them. see for a lis 7 ‘hestnut W ANSTRATH, T1lity ¢ otner ni at oniv a sample of the mans to offer Te!ll us what you be pleased to send vou a ahove are 7 have we wi) inguins and real i ‘ GREULICH’S BARGAINS is a sure snap he W ANSNTRAT ( ‘hestnut at BARGAINS on the foll nz LAM at property surprised what Ww By" ROOM R King s highway distance o and BARI kver\ ,AINS e of S722 King s “ BLOCKS PROM. 40S P eck tage: on iffer MAN SHOP Cot Made. one distance Na- RES] DEN* iige ay i granitoid | caetcbon Grand and Hebert (Ipen Monday evening. Jos. F. Dickmann a fhakes joans S44 .e8men With reliable serv ana ve vest and most © us a (fia on Sana fleors LV EILANID 7) om ’ rick f a. mMogert reasonable hg ~LTSSEL JL, residence 41548 Dri vous at A \ can GF Dougnt ARSENAL SS] esidence Lot ail modern hott na ble set k S-room ~-Sto0oTyY M Aft rout TES t ry eT Lat roo™guTns l fi pe bog hdition tAIN Tine rear, bath vacant \ gag-? ie FeCONnGd N©) 4 and roon floors hot- an Uh ‘KMANN and Slot S&S ~ Pde iut st Hiemenz Realty Co. IOs (“hest: Henry G9 ” Van (rar a’ and KIRK K WOOD, &h000 OAKI nliiy ,iat, o jargain "90, SHENANDOAT antia!l S-room house, wi ail improvements; o offer Subst bh Stab.e G4x12 Want 4223 FLAD A\ Idea! 6-room home, in extra midst ideal undings. ai! in low price at office ww VICTOR S-room residen gool location provements surrt grade f ‘ Pmrtic» and large. ignt - ay rooms " over at 25 feet. for flat HOME 6 Fr Ww ¢é front na fami mornve ler e HENRY Me TY) HOU 1es HIF ME Nz Box ; 4 BLSINESS PR: te RT (wr. th st ard 1% flats: year. bargai nfor immediate sain 74 é- ATS clasg ' xe ’ ~ $4.4) OL ith 4 | stores 1003 140 (oe! Oe cin: $4300 per which modern sleeping bard~© ood f)} garag: r attracti witn vwanis } eX rARM an . ard ? 7 McPHERSON A \ mdcat ;seiInent., imtures, 46 a bargain and pian w ASHI! NGTON BIL. : residence Sslia'e cheap st Terms nan jerful! f00Ud lot cash price, res iInimprove ‘ tee ae Dargzain Drispat Lie Ff ? " ting arms , (*hestnut n good condi ’ ; t 345 Lote Make us an offer: . ’ ore ene’ i] just east of tirand av for anyone wanting a proj , ' orem is gure to increase in value a binmnianal ; for W is. FARMs FOR RENT resjder e iOr ; owner of farm or sale Oo kK. Hawles if ; 9-room stone jition: modern: AT: °6.8x 140 the east good f Av or) Ww A HINGTON do rages Ses good fixtures: rent ineton bil west thorguglifa ment, which HARTFORD v and invest W all will] eT down, balance month biocks lecor: of Mor gan! ation fixture A‘ basement 4101 pasture ai*o . unt ve , ah cha NTRAL Rt Vive FARMS F FOR SALE — ee OlG60 » pay Hemme! mann-Spack!er Real est atc Company PLATS OF OAKLAND RAM BE LOTS ve net HARTRPORD ST ; ree let . land bu MISCELLANEOUS kinds. vrices: aizo renting Agency 1431 Chestnut of vation UV Wintiela ’ mites iki ‘ 1iti Der acre wwuUsaANu ot barBains nagazibe. publishes ,ere > EELOUICLIS, narawood 3 'rie@ $7000 ony 1\-bul —. FARM Fo TOa I roa j and electri for Wagon ~. iagrt ider rHE TRUST CO. C A y,¢ tra 'i- SOUS biat con pel rood ay | tAD-ae ures ron Lxt lot baths nacCes Gx lie 1040- 4°! nvestment S rye gaan HEMKER K. § ‘rice $1000 me Pst sf. I.ouis CHICKEN AND FRUIT ait = rice y { iewared possessivh, U., Agta Mo FAKM. og Li +4 @ S4mrv avaree alee nore 1HU ; HR MM iS ath wail gecond floor hart 1) f 17) iLnerized nice house furnace A very tion ha wood 45x190 e : yMBRUL 518 serene ah ACRE TARM 9 ¢1800, WITH HORSES, 5 COWS AND LER R. F 847% a A 4 “In HEMMELM gees % (“hestnut cor 7th and -N-A-P-5S! Every one of them alt) ing commission Das:s er can make you ower p (PARFIBLD 4 and Bh gag heating pean's Renis $.00 Dp ' two yea! his equ LARADIE Si | cparTARge m tis 147 PAL Wagon for theretore a el je sei! 209x126 ce $4000 . ‘ "ow > a ‘ 6010 W \SHINGT Sing! Ho $sK000 ASHLAND COU ga.ow ele r ‘ eugonable terms 31-33-35-57-59 Rents for $1388, sale did income properts and trade for sina 1476-28 MONTCO] a rents Lo) se a CHAUNCEY R AIL, ROAD ME iN NOTIC K aree ~ n bs) ype - , rane t . oO _ offe: Ries bi’ IK IG LANDS “IN ( ‘OLORA ADO) $10,000. splen sie “ e - ‘ p Apna if peete tak par asn ‘ant iT produ el residence BCC! , as! cae tat value « Double one One unirrigaied Owner anstious “ annually PROMPT imnake 41 1429 ‘ area rooms pr ‘ $4500 Tt Hii looks ef i? Linx Ti ‘* 1 ty t or i rain : , : \ } Cus as nn rt . , oe eineniin panna $15 per mont! w&, if? } teas ti “a ny oe can , ance . west oO (jood feliow bio ‘ks build vour “eee. at [ FARMS, FARM LANDS ]} "0c or home on j , per lacksonyi LANI Fi ’ no ar each year OMA Mar lac iene minimum per ine on taree mmsert.one Salid agate Discount Ic more TIMBER LANDS riMbBe. AND Washit g Lon , acre ais ner howl erm vi Broad a’ :? LAND? Ark low pine , - ’ PLAIRIDDA (OM FE or na it : : , ' ; a near water a sagt poten 6 rooms, Ble bing pore: @NeA Market «| | anmvemencs heantiful iris -% ~l[laree hod ¥ unting and Trapper y 4 M BE. R Ata ae) for ba e = " ’ ine rivilege A jiress 2a hee ay. LANI—For -saie 19.00 acres, per acre: this (ww) ai just > | ’ ; ont renciti i? . ; v4 ve f 4 “res 1ANI? +9 600 feet per have 18,000 Port FR age on terTn&. chants-Laclede bLiendccrson a) A. A. LBidg. Maina ifwsSs nlinu'e raising Realiy i‘o rARM ror and barn Themas F CM be —) In ( hestnint FARM K Ii] , abe ir aale corn si or sale . ‘My “ —_ ’ iil CHERTY line write Jeraevville. 1) FARM Po! hig barn, iy ef friui roens Nor ertl add Store at time on pth Ft ce) a -a i © Sine YAR M—For St iziUls write to Ch farn for rent. posse Ssion at Lae ad Keou rist {fo ¢ if.s FAKM—F'o farm of lies east lling ur phd iin, : fartr immediate ine farm making ad ioin are LAND for For chickens FARM er bt ALM Louis Ait M I Inauire + Hong For oener, kvl 6204 $NG0 cash or Kox 5.5 RMS ( oupnt Ail Slaw) 1451 «7% iAR™M Listen, $1.4”). rliis View, Moe kr AKRM acres: ail wow) WWoila@ ARM Kor pine imbe dweiling. lf ARM [s4) we su sale or s » room on w. #) ha " pUnads ; i) road“a' FARM For roegeti hou Trius For Sait R For sale: impro\ ements alion., AG! ue aoun prairie, room Sale: $ir MISSOURI -40 ai TecKmever, sale, Site ; M b+ ARM $2000 for ie For sal , exwtinut kor sale ington eo MD oo band bees aig alfalfa. clove Northeast ern N res “4) Be balance ('¢ in Jer ‘ MM) «A ane jah vw s Slum) balance .. ium 9 1x) }* rhed) I 100 orice ££. t bkriedmann Tr aeate. Oo @ of ‘St oY 7 iAUILS fran houses: rom alone would owner | -. pavy 40 ac on wl e: 40 htiva improved 40-actre vthers ul “Tet. jmpresetie ra vil ly acTes a ‘? ne ofr 401 Zuifi YOu Rood (> tlare ies géin)- home acTe-, binprovements Fo: dandv res. 1, dark Mahe’ -* Siriaall (oener, rent, A. Detjen, farm. a ] t eu. st. e\’cpange: Pontia *' res ». make

‘Om acre rn aii Ts” price ‘ i ~frRae tire aes "oon eeour) Springteld, | mproved ful and poultry prive with! ia house, outbulidings. “iba, Fu Q., Mu, rv cCommet city o Ford Site. ynivnhan Ti ed : itbuld tli@u Ta ve I barn '_- grand 6- ’ ‘ ’ AMM i; eu.live Te ea de rts it’ “s or 10 Mo mma ing pore mNHe from Sui 2 timber chicken peaches ’ “hertnut pr) Ss (> 1 cach. onda accepted oe a ‘ M. ex lange roe ‘ae mt in road “a res om ‘ert c # bwok hy “or 2 4 > State i” acres hh On #< ‘iw “we ow P and DD le! ~~) | publie road in «wullivation room franie house and nokehoure and henhorme, two miles out from Wright with a good new 4 summer kitchen also new. located iick possession ef ARM-— preved fenced b-acTre ing valith srnokehoure epring and geod stock pond f Piattin Station. 46 will tinelude team. implements and eg#re £oing to buy a farm thi Wait see the abv: ertise: ain immediately ARTHUR MITTE Internationa! life a high-class O04 iO acres better out bul id: nee fi ‘Bcre. term mo asclies barn of town excellent stork highly improved worth ~ ent cTom tenced b tif a Tov n xO +7 ond. | decided bare ony $8008. vee, thy eultis ation. improvements, 4 n of at 3S1lsuo kor Su .° farm OoOurTgea L8eo Ac ore) att FARM—For sale: Pe se house. miles Sale, an 120 acres nione fenced and 4 miles from service A MientyY «a smal) se. ated } HPO’ e- re farm location, les town “bel 4 iat a, . poulfry noure, located Is mile of of land ami cheap imuinat the above guick posession Sutiivan, Mo splendid Not a < lear i. ( Feit ire niece penny abet ract, = OOD, he N MEN Ww 7 i era; yours §it ree monthiv. railwo Moertien. trom). CARDEN KS ai “4 has wondertu some ektra ri ile town: hea! tor iffigation: $i0 monthly rein Mrs. li lronda'ie. Ma, GOOD ie near leuts at omy £0 10 a) oan ere reasonable terms, an ideal country fer a hom H. BREN SEPT. Srl | ‘ ANT? AND RESORT ran) Wayne, St. ¢ i.AND—For sale ~~ £00) Pa Mo a am ance long | ee house, OY atreaw ie! imm. S10 down wed Bbuve! ‘ iainen garden location owner corre mae 1ley Law sport that ‘A \ & meh} Wiii meet Sf Mo. On Meramec lair. Ma 16 acres Ozarks. so cash (“rooks Valle livan., 34 Hen acres Friaco, for jjberiv time, @ to om Post Dispatch Por sale 10 acres finest bottom i(‘oeur Lake unimporny acre must el] le owner Box K-276. I’ of new land. h: ne Hutidings rors “ft jouis. in ementy, liowle ATrran. Mo 14a iff (are es south. 4 trithes rmke nike Laren One cerper ligt ac Tes aa © trorm stream running through w-1ll? boet-Lijepeatch LaAXCNID? or sulle. 1 acres, unliingpreved: part vale, stock proposition. $1600 7 years [.fbertvy Bonds ow het Chacdiwh k Mae LAND lor ho tion, fA) tao 7U boi clase tmere (harles, must jeave the State fine fis box A 1s; Post-Lispatci Lil i bok KARM-—For sale acres, Vari fine improvements sam consider farm eachbange Alien Croom le fark Mo SUUTHEANST MISSOLEI improved improved alluvial beottou land srnall tracte: 40 acres to 12.000 S070 Waterman av S* Louis 7 NIMI’ BROVED LAND for DO. while it iwats River Drainage Tistrict, Rox A-Jkh. Poet-Diepatch PAISE Finis 10 grape ne On $5 down $4 imonthiv: work good wases here Turner. Leadwoow!t, Mo rot TRY FARM. For miles out, price $1550, minh } Herkeley. SPRING 15 acre sell $2080; ronthiy. berry plants come see Iroriale. Meo 1000 ACHKFES unimopreve Litthe Mi 57.2 Rox A i }’ mo tretter 7 STOCK FARM For fale; low river better the hit! or buiidings and shape take fotic« !@s ipt on county goed jand $00 cash eptied i #(&t hey SA, LTO’ Fr wise i Vvements aren ne M ewiaeippi be anu hunting. Val ev “would \ ai- aru Werth $200 per arre 40 ‘Tres uo ; bo ahenet M acres, 50 fruit 'reea ‘my strawberries. vours_ 004 tig market, plenty come now deey. acres. «ont Mo. near my hewee free fruit treer. ime ("has Fos wale Lo bul lings ij [ie Moto WATERH $s er bottom ’ (cure) mo acres; 150 and none petter table land goo ‘wa outbdbui.cdings a Mir Stew wrmat hil. ©) Hara ear Fotos, Me straw berries $. down s' 4 * arranty der VN (az Ze Wain [aruia acre ti Rios Mo agreining tm, ' ina for stark pient building material price $846: £610 down, $10 manthi» free fruit trees. berry plants: raiirend fare allowed purchaser Fred Weile. 3219 Lae inia na bast Bt lavsia, Ii! KE for unimproved Dreinage lretrict Bex A-S1, Post-Dtepate? investigate Central Missouri j »w and blue rare s @g fen arn: fa? te ary e : oprovements, * acres if omit “hm 68 acres of . i, Pujlten land in LAr ee sien % rewn peur res ¢% J Wariin 1- ACRE POULTRY AND FRUIT PAnM 4-reom hewn jarze bare. poutry “. bearing fruit trees, good water, ene mile to Bismarck good mar real snap for $600. $100 cash, bai nee ney . vr VictoR, WM. REITZ JK. Mermot Jaccard hid Ys S@ ACRIA LAND 100 milee from city ha hao siste and perticulars fur VW KEMEK. GT) (hestegt POULTRY eA Bete ene wr hai’ oo guod ‘ recs Fh CAB Lt! raiiway ton’ cw. ia River ultivatier frame heodae, ete fam station wilnasg ’ ‘rT; leer peuitry er “orm Wwe FREITZ IR °s Mermod jaex ara Wid MIiHSQ0tTRI PROPERETIBS < these oromertiee en4 ore therm at real bargain County on Burbewe Hiv oo hiahiy ‘ Wel edapted Ww stack can give neanennten Maren | a6) @ Maries County 1 aeree th cul tiveti Sne barn. fair bouse, lets of wa nomenon Mareh tt. acres Franktin County. sear Ville acres ih crop: teulance timber, «a (xia wer a os waar ; : en em trnien TG) eppte fne shave rea *’ ail in QI IMPY LAND &.. ance Rhulg.. oO r.'6 Rallwas ' Ask for Mar. ““hleckwelb Ee MIT Oe. Meters eeaten Cae ety ARR SRR et iran er OM Penne Oe eee ves

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“ ' tem Aa nytt, a SEN te ~* 4 . “ ? “4 ‘ . - [ae “4 ~ ~ > _ ~~ Ey ee ale eT S Wade Ir Teor ett mh oe PP eee “yO ee ili eh eel 7 4 2 Reh Sae ” ae yt dp epedilianknenyiit) eons is andsmnend m Px ot " . ne ea fern stein oe Nee erp a Bianel Ss AR ne vet eens. + ~~ a ay ae we me ? 4 Pe th me and Peer ape hate Fk a aad tA a ; HOUSI: Yor sale. beautiful country home Oe et at ee oe = § me FO neti veh F 5 AD ey Agr RCO IS a re — os Ore Bie pater Re ae | - ay ghee Rs oe con aa aa . oS MIE, Yeas A " y o hb RG yeaa Business Chances, Business Wanted ¢ _ FARMS FOR SALE. i a . ww. a a ee MISSOURI = or Sale Rivervicw Steck Raach 1124 Acres onderfuliy iacated. | to 3 miies from & small banking town and oniy 1! mies from Poplar Bluff. Mo Improvements con sist of new {-room frame house piped With water and severa! ‘tenant houses new atock barn and several! hay Darn* new steel granery two new Silos Well *qGipped with 6- horsepower gas engine for romning machines, e! Ail vulldiuges painted and practically new 000 acres «uitivated, 200 acres free from stumps and in wheat. 36 acres alfalfa 108 fruit trees St. Francis river forms Weatern boundary and afford« stock water Year around. The equa! of farms se! ing im other states for $150 per acre Wul price only $75 IF YOU ARE INTERESTED See We for Fu Particolars Pau! jones Reality Co. WAINWRIGHT BLDG A BAHGAIN Wor?lti WHILE MA ames, 2 in cultivation. balance , balance imber, oe -room frame dwelling. barn ana authuildings e0ring water. about 10 acres orchard ocated on ‘county road, near achoo!. siore and postoffice. will make an @eal stork fatm will sacrifice for cash take cit¥Y property in exchange VICTOR WM REITZ IR Tiki Gn FF: AT EST HARGAIN T have ever of- fered and by a'! odds the best buv in South- eart Missouri of which I have knowledge. avtnoritiecn agree tnat better land does not exctet than i* fou nd between [ttle River and Castor River he Jttle River Drainage Dietrict in Stoddard (ountv, Southeast Mis mour!: [ own and offer an excepilonaliy wel! ocated tract of “4, 1000 acres in cnitiva- tion 1200 acres) deadened 14 houses V7 harns: JN miles “woven wire fence: the Frisco F . run« through the land and the Cotton Reit R FR. skirts it on the west: two ra.! road thipnoine points and towngsites, Zeta and Yoperiown. on the iand: price for rromot acceptance $300.0; one-fourth eash, baiance to suit ‘,riff Glover, 50970 Waterman ar, Ss: louin (oo) Kor. Sale| >= ™ ° Riverview Stock Raneh 1124 acres _in Stoddard County, Sonth eae: 9 Miseeur: ail feneed and croess-fenced With woven-wire. into [0 fle'de; 500 acres in eulligation. %@) acres free from stumps and im whea! There are 200 acres suitable for aifaita. All the Jand is virtually new ‘g atrict!y a back, sandv ioam, with clav¥ aub- aoll & tae SS feet inder the eurface Waiter evel 2 feet St Jrancta River forme weat- ero boundary and affords atock water vear around Practicaliy everv acre in adapta bie to cor Winter wheat! rve. barley oate ifaifa tinrotiny bluegrass. sorghuive and he many other crops taat thrive in this, the. | mast tertile part of the Miselssippl Vailev. Iimproyernen? consist af 7-room fraine house famant oouses, stee' granary and everything eisea to be found on a modern farm ranch The nrice owing fo certain circumstances we amaring y low Write, phone or cat! for complete details PALI. JONES REALTY Co Agen! Wainwrirntrt Ride St. lauvia “FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 1@) acree, 3 milsee from a good town: 11h acres of fine land under cultivation. 6 acres ase and timbe fair improvemen(s woven wire fences priee $9) per acre he 100 acres are wortr the price of tne farin PAt OXNKS REALTY (ht Tete .. , : " P . " ia * Little River Drainage District In tracts of SO acres up $60 to $70 for ur improved land $85 to B20 for land in culti vation (hese are the cheapest agricultura! lands im the wor! today: terms, half cash. % wears on teMmainder 6 per cen’ interest. Box 4-1% Pret. Dispatch (OO) ST. LOUIS COUNTY FARM. .-Yor rent or lease i) acres near Kirkwood. a!) conveniences garden == ani peultr 0 N. BRovie av i PARM- Fer sae, 7 acres, improved. Man chester rd Lies Peres. Box K- 304, Post Dispatch. (2) PathM--Yor sate, l2'6 acres, at Fenton, M¢ facing Meramec K dag nice house and out vutiag hax. owmr in army, wil! sacrifice, $..500- GOLDMAN REALTY OO. 1p FARM -For sale, my Missouri Hiver bot tom farm. 10 acres. near Vigus on Ko k } S er accept cit¥v tnceome tproperty please act auick Owner \ Roa K.277, Post-Disvatch HA AC drvea! NEAR KIKRKWOOD FOR SALE land, on Sugar Creek toad. near car tee: “31 00: \ery easy terms ' WW. KRERR, 9238 Chestnut « RD ACRES. ST. LAVUIS COIL NTS For sale. lovated onlvw 46 mntion weet of cits limita between Manchester and Clavton rde crood G room house and other * dbo buildines aed neariv a!!! in cullivation. most of it be ing plowed new for fall wheat sowing ad reinietrater ‘uel authorized by «‘ourt 'o se! @ sure barcuin. as this place can be hough! few 6182 per acre. while other farme right in same neighborhood are held at $250 to $0 per acrer beine located right in the best mart ef St. Louis County. this offer will no las: OnE ROSS « H HAIL SACK 1422 M. Cauriand ay Rel! nhone MONTANA MONTANA WHEAT LAND 160) acres miles town 130 acres cultivated. 30 prai rie eamaell hevuse, sof! water good com munit¥: rural route: telephon: $27.0 acre $1400 cash. balance 6 per cen = ee” renaon. Medicire Lake, Mon' Rox 19% REAL ESTATE -OTHER CITIES Pn RP eA Pw DWHL LING .For sale. 7 toons, with > acres “jn St Jarres Mo nie liaan cuncrete walks. cellar. barn and ether bui.dinges 400. part time R i» Barber, Set omar ee = STORE -Kor sale, beautiful general store & houses. in Staunton, ||! . two lols. 9 and 10 Main wt. Hillsbory, [1 Apply J. G. Lu tas. Btannton, Ti. 4) BUTLDING For rent A Hew altractive fireproof, in if Oblo town of 60,0007 build ime locetion is beet suited for a departmer' etore, furniture atore. or inset#ionen! he ine the best opening im Amer oa for a hig! departmer store i. A\ AnaATON Great Northiin Bade hicaro, | - 68 ecrea; % milles of f paved street about ené-half in branch bottom Productive so tite druimed hog fenced, new country bon ow good ceiiar, abunian! water. plenty aAgoNEY ef iruit: would Bsocept stock of grocer a rice, any terins te interested party Johu Pierty. Mount Vernen 1)! oe ” agree o ths rerea! 4 N? FINANCIAL. ] 1} mn a we! a tab S pen i . “"hies . : . Pe TAOANS A SPEX* tA ¥ Mee A-1O Pust-Dtiena Solid agate for tine mimmum A466 ' “919 S&S Rroadwe Gratois Out-of-torven orders |: per line extra com PREAIDANGT. ee Discount / per ime os ca ee or ’ . ‘7 . ompan ¢**. Tes ‘Oo ntere more insertions, Semantnadl Ist Deeds of ‘Trust >#s'ness men with capital PB OO OO Oe - : ; » en! enis , y ne . sae & arane of first jer ges ar af eer , s? LOANS ON REAL ESTATE 0: ea) e sta'e in : ,e oO’ re ; , . rer. Sree : wi * ara ; to Stew $! on $s" se os ee ; : “ vk « oN ty im ro. rg ; rea’ ertat t Sia. S' 3m Swe Ss. 100 S240) $° ty reese h - dis ; , 3 “ah ‘ -Mil. A, ER e 4 Pm ely 1% a. th. 1 o@) 827) S20, $2000 Btw) £250 £3.00 oy and nn aking heady ms on fAiret and Chor deeds trust. Olive ty oo. Bor A-154, Post.Dis so pecete enge bere: nade ss ga —- BS LOUISAN IN 1 ui . ’ tg! it 1 This Company at all times has money to loan on well improved St. Louis real estate. It has every facility for handling this class of business quickly and upon satisfac- tory terms. Whenever vou want to make or renew a loan on your property submit the matter to us. eee ' MORTGAGE TRUST Bs ddl Broadway and reas Ni ATLL TLS BTML INFANTRY Arkansas Write Notification of Beeman C. Yeager, i i la I had mii vi i ‘ \ init {} Unt Loui } : [ Louisans Distinguish Themselves m the Argo Post-Dispatch Man Cables Midd ' ; ; Hy i i "i i \ 1 } im hh oft, mf Th formerly of 3555 Cnvotioin > stréat a killed in action in France Sepe according to a notification which hay. been sent to his parents int ih COMPANY une Fi ighting a by bree I oe aS — & CHESTNUT STS. was formerly an employe of the Magy & Haas Clothing Co., threa brothers who were reared by Reassemble Units—Morale Undamaged. POST-OISPATCH the only paper which is giving the BY CLAIR KENAMORE. A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WITH THE MISSOURI-KANSAS FORCES IN THE ARGONNE, The other brothers 128th (St Louis) inspiring details about the heroic Se and Thomas M. Mw. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE MONEY--To loan on reai estate, 5 and 6 per (ASH paid for cornets. alto. trom " ; Venz. 2044 Alelaide. ic®# phones, tuba PONY. PLA “HT. LOAN (in first deed of trus hor AL Post-bis COANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY North St | ) $ real State a spe- o bAuI al estate a sp MONEY ' ‘St prices, im suins to sult 6.8 Mermod-Jacecard Blidge Fe eRe WATKINS & CO | BUSINESS CHA ANCES - International Life Bidg, 122 ¢ ‘heat nu MI INEY TO LOAN 5 sSoud agaie fluc (tne, jainimum & of money at 6 per cent from $500 to " wanf to borrow or renew vour -~ Waves A ares Amount of money Sums on cit¥Y rea! estate f _MONEY WANTED — ouitabli, deiner aan iades $4200. $4.00, $40N $00 SHA00 ; , — in accompanted with a! tare on ear sit he 4. re rnad c TO LOAN On Missour! farm. Ve | Sen eur and tornado inwuraoce & live, $10, ano PHILIP. H. LENZ & SON REALTY CO. MONEY TO LOAN. 211 Wainwright Bldg... Seventh and Chestnut. BUY LIBERTY BONDS. a TAN Htiave $t0O00 to loan on ato per cenit box E 4% LOANS by ocrivate party on { indorsements Box A-o2. Post LOANS on North St. Louts real estate a@ spe Wk arrange loans ou furniture: lowest prices. in surns (0 Suit (‘all or write 1a . ACH & ', iT a. oadwa MONEY loaned n all :evoeds UN , real estale, DUY O14 gold anid ? ke’ ~ i estate at low est prices Wr [oun tmonev on vey ‘ REILLY mi ma 4. CO 623 Chesinu' or cash or se an en sity ‘ ‘ p> 1 ; x z e ' \T f is es A“) } LVAN~Four ee ee eee [ko im need of monex, €all on | LF i ‘oan. Was as ere more on al somis @f valu oh eh. otila Waan - days Liberty Loan Ce 2336, RENT—-3i00 ani up. on city and | MONEY « prtir rte q ) } . her _ ‘ - ‘ «> Uu Sai i arred Treg) propert IE. Laumann. (200 Eas , owners: Quick, confidentia T | tail!way Exchange Wide. “Hi mf 4). 3015 at Broadwa'* Dis cate Men furn -ure Box LOAN On reali esiat in sums nei ee errors eg 4 epiys ee wits } $iv JOANS Sou. . 2 Oe a : ‘ wStabli ed service Quick R Ee. es OM Kactor ‘ iTY Bs BROKE RAGE CO.. 211 . N. Saks $00 to loan: Ist d. t 4 th floor Hiolland Bide Centra! 2 must be gilt-edge property. Bux PEOPLE ki “PRO gingy ee — nee D! spa’ ch. they need to pay their bills - $- 00. $1000 $1 im) b Sea 8d) Out pu bicit o wiela 1 f° \ nm) $4000 S$41™~—) $0000) on te est rates aA ee. wae ERS AP ROSE MAN. 917 Chestnut MONEY “Or SAA cd Deovie - th St. Louis real *s.ate a spe- Fisher & -¢‘o room 0o1j (‘omme! prices. in sums to suit. Hih and Glive sts LACH & CO., 5615 preaswey. MONEY LOANED—On furniture reOod; ” : cent per month n ac.ordan (;overnment loans unde! iaw Municipal loan Bureau lean Act United States §' room “02. Telephone Main Department; S'y per cent interest tra! 35. . a rears or jess. ail paid up on amor S1 ANDAR D CREDIP 2081 Ry ST. LOUIS NATIONAT FARM Loans to furniture owners. sala: ‘IA TION 6 Odd Fellows without security heapest rates most private terms: those dealing else . - ar : where LOAN-“City ana counury: low. | Wl!) appreciate the difference: quick action. Duiidinge loans. QUICK MONEY ) loan lb > ~~ , Salaried people without security) X Franke, 1008 Chestnut ture OWners can get it easv in ence: no one can give vou cheaper rates or (ohO) easier payvmentse MONEY TO [LOAN- UNITED FINANCE, 22° Che 2 (Wednesday.).—After five days of continuous heavy fighting in open coun: , try, during which the outfit was mixed up like a pack of well shuffled cards, the officers of the Missouri-Kansas regiments have taken advantage of the’ ‘respite consequent upon their first check, to sert the men into their former. The process shows that the elements are strong as ever and tha reas- scmbling of old comrades has Enemy counter attacks had to be put down before the exhaust “could drop upon the ground and snatch a bit of slcep. | : yielding of ground on the fifth day (Tuesday) deeds of the 35th Division which includes the 138th (St. Louis) reg- phy being in the 305d Cavalry, lately in a Texas camp. is named in te revived their spirits money puntera Clair Kenamore is a St. Louis writer and was sent to France by the ) POST-UISPATCH : to tell St. Louisans and Missouri- ans how their boys are doing their the great struggle for Democracy. of Glydeon Reed Rell "9948 Sperry street, appears today among the There is no such with the address they treated the American severely wounded. street in the city or county, and the which was too stron ng for the tir ed, advance reached named as his next kin, coulg ° is named in today’s g been wounded severely, Hie is re son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1d ae Aver the ; —s t sew the llaison minutes later guns within range opened a boin- auyanced wornen h @¢ ping | City News in Brief keeping house can ge _ —_———- His Cablegrams are sent Exclusively to the POST-DISPATCH and you can get them only by getting the Daily and Sunday POST-DISPAIC Order Your Copy Today NAaMeS: @ASVY PavinenNts: confide inte a pe a ; IOANS PROCURED ‘ST R. CO Siu ¢ Naw tnut Qn Turniture and pianos, and to salaried } nes i nu ple perioanent!y em ploved au . ANNW ER IN TWO HOURS. ana neap iy t for money in place of hav AMIGRICAN BROKERA hawked: anv amount, $1000 ~O32 Railwav Fxchay 2 per cent: small charges Z our specia.t: ne red-tape BUSINESS WANTED iL Piscouni '¢ $F me On VOT? TNT LIDAR DYAN REALTY CO 107,-N, Mth we _ BUSINESS CHANCES -_ i oney to = »n—Se e |" x ag ty eye . paint n® aud Ost 8) sDa make a ioan with us you sureis fit COM our business with sale ‘ yo re — 1S , SspecitaiizZ@ on s8a.es heii! Ditegy pore ~~ OLTM \ I? K (*¢) Bureau, world's fameus wy Ok Cnouleau ay er lbhteruture. 6433 Ridee + * a rir . . ’ MONEY TO LOAN BUSINESS CHANCH Jewels sina ts ; ‘ ; at an average Of $248 a m ’ on 7 a » , > 4 I i a “- ome * ati once. drafted Arnitz Bros BURIA 4010 Chouteau Rldg efferse sad tire c ‘ . P| « : | ° ‘ RBRRINKOP R._ } CO OrGRADUO VIJAR BOwF A O19 (Chestnut ‘ ve é ‘ Lire) al fe u once ' | aed e*ret ie i° qT) ee? rn ! 4 ‘ ~ ws S gerd wee Ken | to any adaare s for ac‘t(ua $1. ov on re ng roor city COps Address Colo, ado “(ate 4 n ) ; ; ‘ ~ value ga00 Rox A-64. Post-Die cigration, Denver. Colo To barrow $2008). first cla as Dikts (oo's per la! bac ninery inferest Box K mw) » 1? facturing, Craw inLr a chine work of ai! Kinds: p Sian On second dee! [rust prompt ser ° ‘oma r »? ~ ’ « fa rent $2. first deed Co., 1828 N. lth at Loh Post Dispat h = : ENERsG!} t ! exp fm ome apg ple h reside ae len’ lial ijes,res ‘> le vo! ’ Daa : nHonin + Vears, al o per en nv eat aeyverr ; housan do Post-Dispateh . Barr rr er) nal busitjess . =: ‘ ' rine Se $8500, on improved Grant RONBIACWUIIBs prererr } Tra’ i. Valued at $20 090 mrivate Bor A 19F Pos! Dispatoh FOR SAILE wooo. shares axa S4 $ an? Stwite f rei de ° }« ‘ ve On $ 7A) i share ‘ . Liter lie (a 4 *n ‘> ‘ double securits box A-h , ; eee er i} Phon i. ; ;* " 114 pwr ion oan of iste) on VW ex hand . hiA\ k, marcy ‘ » TY ! tah Rude: pe vent uteres' Dispat oo ave $w0) cavh end be « ; for ‘a ha Sse] 4 rt $1000 on second deed of trus’ Ar 20ona hanes Oo make g Weat FE; ! '@a! estate ‘ ae oe | ee er a rewrite Ras liox 18 Poet Peaenatch \ : HMAYVI ee! earit Siw broom purty on se week with a new auto 7 trust nenth) notes pa ve most an nan ami div as a Lwouls Drwvirerts tok \ het er: | Wifi? va nal a. open h handie sa eame YY nos of Sin 4 § per cent. fret - imote You must have from on 4 acre fruit and truck eine r you @re looking ne barr A’. RatTuge ~ Tones Nanning Disiness o » aoe : y . vestigate this Address a i! nea ys 5 +eOUIS o cou yuradive 4 rs ? ‘ } e } 140 fax! 1) epatc) “vee if a) ‘ } * \ “« 2 , ; ro private party. $280D oy %|.ADY Wishes management MMP Die k Minerva a oO Mox A . Vost-lL)i spat Ist flex 4 vont : Tiog : . elects r ws ange ARTY wit Siam » $10 em ears ! i re ' ie er! . . ere OTrutre n pS ete re y bad i wv} } ~ tie ,? \ ; i ' - rut Mi bacKkirz * $a , , Fle « are t w j able Ml a \ i erxta } ‘ a ‘le shelte il Nuit nhs es ne ‘ " $ im) ] ave A 14 4 Bay ’ 1) bal | 4 h “ thi * . he | te a oe 4 IneRTY NI ; ot me IM\ es bias Se 8 : Hes: m= VW N Pe]? ‘ ' ; A Bal MAN ve $\uOn. $i ua easvhold anr Y pas e $' Ou St vears. free of a!l tates in manufacturing business. produ charges: se ured by a fireproo’ — oo makin Z Food nvestigaire opposite Union Statio 26S, Post-Dispatch. es, €O Wii Market) hii ANITY Pinance, sei] stock se a E JEST'A re laration of trust; state charters oe acd tniormation free Nat'l Org ie, Kr os M oo IN. PARTY with 89000 cash can seeure Sonica Sorat ter ic daipipies 43 a > a ie as BUSINESS CHANCES BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE att se) ] nie able bake ovens, YE CKEL-MARTIN. savisfactory: terns t0 suit, ing. Middieby-Marsha. Oven Mfg cranfed dav received notning nee BUSINESS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS D | ‘i } KE ARS igh | BUSINESS FOR SALE auncry ‘outfit: first-class condition. Ent as FURNITURE Emter a Business tre} ¥ “Ngesiead paving businesa:. erat oad ne wapaper and tov plaat, bona fide subscription BUSINESS WANTED Man “nN Make Guarter to bait COMparative.y smal inves'ment SOnAi.y or through rairine capita! ' his personal friends adres Geo. J. WaNSTRaTH. Ti7% Chesinut st. tails Box 49%. Laxtatin, Kw » ewe ‘,eoradeon preasan, i‘8e meters: Da pet imposing sioner, lets ex #398, Peet st orks vt , Some good business: e@tadiishen ars. Modern lristies -INDEX IO SEC’ Classification. - Page. Adoption . : +) B Ageute— “en « eae agents— Women 65 a Animals 190 G 4queriums, Fish. Wwya atitornes* seoe'E C Automodiles 11 $ B Bicycles i . 16% 8 Rirds—Poalirr rs D Hoard - Boats, Launches .. Bae Rooks, Pertodicals 34) F anil = ys ° ID iy ° 0 poem, fPeath aaricer? fies’ 6 Heese oF ; $7 cack estra ne 20¢ menorta etc. fhe per line > Callaghan ? wife of Willtan mather of Johan, Malachi, Willtam, Ka Hanna. Mary Elien and Pantie) Daly nera ‘ take piace fren the esidence He Suburbe atenve. + ca\ ornineg ‘} 4 4 * A) oe lack saint i? r he e {Oo *‘ wmistary t4 Priends a - ectfu mvited Mo iwas an ber of S Ann = Sox ( wert ‘ 1s. atc tw a. | ( aries hei os } mae of ' e + SIillfe Lhe oa bie . s 7 b ‘. | ° ' fie de: ro rs orem ence, Me beour a Hugh De'lu Muneral on Monda it get 4 from fainily residence “WI! birannen to New St. Ma: : ‘“erneter uf ‘oe DOPFTTLING, mBntered nto rest on ia’ fpart 1S) 11°45 n fq a short lilmess, Fdward Doettitne, ysaband of Mary lDeett ine tine’ and dear son of Mary Poettil Clebhardtr, and ow Ar 0 4 in.\a so ve~ba i uncle. at o! eara il enths and ta) Puneral on Sunda (ret, 6, ; from family residence 518 South gireet to New ot Marcus Cearmne ter tor Treceased wa mn mem her 4 Drivers and Stab Men's Unton. er Int Oet 9:18. at 3:69 a ia ena ibe veth tlleteh (nee Baumar jear "slated af’ Marie. John A, ane »> ai@ic¢ Funeral from fart. ree'd- ne coanh atreet. on Manda’ f bert ;. r +, to St. Anthony's Church, ti ~ l’eter and Pauls Cemeter Me HARTMANN Sucden on B. rida 27. 1918. Christ Hart! nal 221 enth treet. dear eon of Caretta mann. and dear brother of Jt "*haries Hartmann, aged 40 years, Funeral from Wacker-He'lderle parior 2331 Senuth Broadway... on et. t. of 2 eee to Old Bt. Maret ter: Motor. . HILIAKER Sudden!s on Friday, 1918 at % Pp Tr) Benjamin J heloved husband of Adele Hitt dear father of Virginia. Frank 7 fane, Walter. Margaret, Ollve an Hilliker. and eon of Mar J HE the age of 48 veart Funerai on Sunda fet. &, 19 a m. from Ziegenhe n liros B ‘ha ——— { SPIRITUALIS 1 SPIRITFUACLHE ee ineeiall ay ———e 2 DANN Baa? noted perch t (hurch Pays ; Sctence, 72 ‘WwW THOUGHT TEMPLE : $ p j res« 44644 CHURCH PMtIvin?’ Vieetings a Q m frurelays af 8 DBD. oh nseor 191 M Nort ‘stan j avenw PIRITIST CHRISTIAN, UNE er me cdiur ‘a4 { Sout) le fle "ef Visttors es elcome here SPIRITt ALIS 4ERVICES Hat! 4700 Puston avenue, § p a speaking Mra (:asowe? SPIRITUAL, YVERTINGS u ” rh ireday 2 70: Sunday. 4 @¢€ outh Ninth Wre ¢ Vatera - FIRST phe RESSIVE CHURC se Sunda hursday, 2? and Pp “oe Taner Mfr Trahre he ‘15 Nort la ; ‘is ry ' TRIST CTC nCH, i412 Wriehs BIG Tue ey = ? \ee rac) ime ail helie Thureda *. ' : ruencarve, Men Reidt. 42534 RS avenue ITOPAT, SPTTIITIA 0 Med re ever? T we la’ f Med ra 13 Ze t arr tee! rine? Bia: : ‘4 4 =f) ’ ‘ " }' | i i are a a e ’ ~ ' a” _ . ‘ rN bi i bil i Vi | 4 -” cal ; ~ ‘ia an 1 la a 5S al wie j ‘ ee | s Cwatt ePrRiTT al, HY Rill meete tonieht at sae 752 Olive street The- araeest he city Lecture A. =: Can ¥ ecloome rH RC MH OF UNIV ERSA Wet heicta eer’ an Suon«day ‘ 3434 Juniata etreet lecture kgea by Mre K. T Vary. pastag Tie wr; "> \ Pind , 4 \ " t* +t Cy *\ewke « wt i* . i a sah? 9 —Orth Taylor avrenuc Speci vuneay. _ m™. at reaidence, vier avenues. Mra Thompson, Se artAN SPIRITUALIST trv iN. Garvicas Sueday eve aig OE FP rRITTaLrer CON VENTION Piaote Hictel. today. 2. National +'#ting ine t Califerota All wele fren watrenas 5 »odirtt ualist " eesaiog ali this week. Planters —— es Yresh eggs from your eB. - Bee the Post-Met Waat

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PF 9R OME Ne pee eo -~ 'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY HERE?—MORE “WANTS” IN PROPORTION TO POPULATION IN ITS FIELD THAN ANY OTHER METROPOLITAN NEWSPAPER ~1,500,000 READERS! ~~7* 0 3=RWy ISAN IN 138TH PINDEX ro SECTION APP ed Lee Memees, omen ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH— —INDEX TO SECTION A ce Mu tiie te 7 Classification. Pare. Classification Page INFANTRY ~ [ite aloe eee EMPLOYMENT, ROOMS, BOARD, |=. == capes aa Agents— Women ... 10) Canvassers, Solic ae | " bees 7 ‘ Pag ee , . . Machinery............._. 16} Printing & Addressing... .. + ( Sitmations . a ce a andere one WAIN 1 Ss FOR SALE, AUT OMOBILE. eateal.... ieee ae in Arkansas Write ofp a |... ee es Cs | ae Ran Miele, 6: MORAINE. ins oe cn nen nse ees y BA... ....8 . ONE «| Attormess........ ae vdeo.» . 5 i ( Horses, Vehicles Millinery s Talking Machi catio ' : c Be la pte! pen “ $08 cee na Mac be ation of Death of = | Automobiles .. ha Dancing m , oe . id Miscellaneous Wants .... iheieas caeiie Theatrical a Motto: PRODUCTIVE PUBLICITY. PROGRESS, PROFITS! , eman C. Y Cagzer, | Bicycles entints Household Goods... ....1: Our ’ F . : mis Moving and Storage. és 2 ) Tollet Articles . 2 Rirds—Poultrs . ry mC ‘seoeees OS Mowoes, Purn.. F.8.... ....1: ee Musical .... : oa ‘ene Trade Schools | ve | a ee Dressmaking 2 Instruction (Misc.) . TIME A D Se eTfa st Seee. PROVES ee - mesrtnest ; tastn vs a — of DP. 5 Boats, Launches......... 16 4 Exchange (Mise.)... ‘3 Instruction (Auto.) RZEPOGRT P-AlLtL VRE. Fe RECEIVE Patents o ' i= » an ‘ -_ . ; . e try, @ Rooks, Periodicals. abe Fixtures. . Instruction (Musical!) ; . a ea -- Persona! pf 3553 Caroline street, wag 1 iliccote idem Sad potas } ST. LOU IS, SUN ‘DAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6. 1918, A G E Ss I8B action in Il’rance Sept, 13, to a notification which has to his parents, who live in Ark. The parents have i ID 1G A\ 4% SI S | - ee in ne St| Louis frienas ai iC, a NSWERS TO QUERIES ACME Woodworking ©o.: mode's. novel th. ; —~ x ? rat ‘ tilwork eK Mili. +i —— = = Se ee on emcee _- — . - i Tt Ci amen - ~ ——n 3 . - , sania — - = - - - . . “i » ©1e¢at ani repair aie meas ; Solid agate ] Te line miantmoen 80e ited Railways Co., and wa- $1, cack extra ine 20c; memoriams, $510 Pp. m.. Walter Kaelin. helaved’ *“eNacy Var hi! ‘Ipliis Pa P Wii- , j botlers: pipetting and coverin Spec lal Liscount 1 , , LOST d ’ as ‘ P , li ¢ t « 4 SEs ‘ aeiin, beloved {) > 4 ! ‘ bab ade ad , . fs Ouer / for Ss ‘wanda 7 | mess he ty qiled a meet): beforehand. * Ln , &COouni! c per im? on t' ree oF - > 4 sr ‘ r of the Third B; ; i. See ee See oe son of Frank and Hilda Kaelin (nee am . Tracy, ve. ‘ wee : vail talley. more insertions OVER aa — =e ee if Z| Ptist q ——- ee aS fF tt ty ). and our dear brother and gr eS 4 ner ,alsn). rothe! : - RL SPECLTA “> busit “A ards > hn band : . . : nw es VA ' on or stolen from a car ia ant d into rest on Wednes- | Child. ,at the age of 10 ee Joh : anil og 1 _ a . . , ; | hada Gieeiiiaienst te. Sen ; eee S tusy Ree: army officer's over. . ye as pOLDUC 1998, loule Bolduc, be. | ays months and 19 : cy. Mrs. HEALTH HINTS, lying chiefly between Lactede and |!) 7. 77U envelopes. ete. TO Carter. ined annie —| io o, with black and ent letrers o St. Louig 7 cred father of Mrs KF. Carpenter, Mra. C. Funeral from the family residences 9865, A. Gi Sister Gertri ide. of ate Y. B.—It ia 746 Sra: eines the) @ avs. Hanlan Park is a part |! BIC NK WALLIS mace waterproof gus a ————— : : si we @ Na Mr ‘Teturm to I. feager had told of bein White and © Louis Boldue (in France). Marine avenue, on Tuesday. Oct 8. at 10 Ys Comin unit: : zed + years i Ps 0 Renner ere ‘© Sete tteilkeny The west line reached about |'i- ~*~ plentes entral #0180 | K. to. Ith and Chestngt 6 at une vu the residence of his daugh- #®. mM. to ©S. Peter and Paul’s Cemeter: hs and 24 days irst re orded epidemic of intluenz™, within 150 feet ! ap oe aneus bDRONZING—-And enameling beds, radiators , or RT H L IRE RT y L 0 AN PAY ENVE! ° st. between st. Low mp iin the Sout h of i ‘Trance, : ‘ W arpenter, 5322 Greer avenue Motor. a 9 ma ; * wil] + so er, the amily he first Wor.d-wide epidemic oc- peat . The i what is now pe 9 Ag , saaid ‘ 2% Marga Marda rr . and Mitac ‘ae uit he ‘ A - . , ‘ , Ae | fa _ ie +s , - - 7. } > - m : . g # a it . tg ie me oh e entrance to it was | etta, | ‘OU PON BOOKS , s 1 n zel and Weliston or Bub. Blease: Sacrament Church, thence to Cal- | HOOK gob atad Asleep tn Jesus, on Satur-;0f time will fyey demic Was that of 1891. it is sun- nahn ag ester road and near what CAKWVENTER vutlder: its any kind LOST-— Nos 11137. 20547. 3477) ; 0.40, reward. A. F. Webb, 1304 Engineers Regiment, killed metery. day, Oct. 5, at 4:50 4. m., Annie. Koop- posed that the nome of this disease;'S mow Grand av. The Leonardi new and airi vork: brick s Bat go gare “13 ai "V4: +6 fe? veSUSS, SUILIO, 130546 Dow PARROT—-Lost; Liberal cam ste . ° ae i es ‘a cw ’ Olive. . ' reward for same. - val ry YY a t aw a . PP rye . 4 " « ‘ —_ . ' a . a: : July 19, ‘was recorded re f ele. siadden!y la i ae Pnodatiald Tr). be! loved wife of Fred. = hureday, 91 s. is Amis ' kussia. but the present i og to or and the Simmons stables ert: painting an roof work also : Ss, U “Amst, lahat a Stat oo Sbptalind, “ . r mother of a Valeria aS: — * cars is 3 wn as Spz sh influ-' are Duwi: on the ec , re ; satisfaction gruaranteed;:-u -dato |) C sy Ae ” ) O4 8 official casualty list. He e. a Ae st (nee Hansen), be- | Caroline Koopmann, ; Rene abies BM e gag MS, cammetat. Tt na is Known as banish influ) i gehen AR as yrs _ north a caeen ae Phair tonyy: gonrek v say | Hl 144989, [51521, 248324, “aoe | : poiae « : ae laved wife , , Burke, and dear , sister-in-law and B 4 age of 66° Fu a n Sund: i. a OM at Se : : ( Was lirst heard of sit te i onal ouis Univer- : ‘elept one Central 9: 40R. LouND — Nos 35980 5°450 ; ami; F riday night, between 7 and .s Priv an emplove of the Marx jaughter 1 and Christine Hansen. | Years. mS GRO GS 29 | ; * ‘orl Tritt uot ‘ta pain Spain has been overly ity, Jefferson C lub, Cupples man- !| sc=:->>: a — -if rosea a we oe one | o clock, Sout St. Louis; reward 4319 ™ . ‘ Pe ; ‘ 4. ’ aie i. > . “4 a i ‘ 2 ‘ . . mae . ro = : eee , ‘ uF : » ws oe ' 4 s 7 e4 = hes : >. ‘ ‘ ‘ ' » ; . lothinge { o.. and was one of and ajater , | LLwing and Mra. ¢ } une —_. on Monday, ‘ft. ae . , Neville. Hi} ; ‘ one f ’ Vit tii) le] - wit hy tne ‘,;Prmans at nd, sion and other ‘big’ residences. (We? f yo. ES Son tuck p. MTS rr] ane : bbl Pi uwaVe Dippe 5A. rear , : 70 reelidene , I tsa } , ” ’ ; iz ; e a At ' ‘ . h as .) sill ata ; 4 Hej. - New ton, 20 ; ears. ft a ya le ner B14. ‘ ar*h 1U % ‘7 ri ‘ene ter’. I fore. ih e\ han ded them the di = don . fi nd Laclede ay’. date.) . , ‘ : Books found should be imme- ae ‘ oaturs 1AY Washington ft’ niverwity thers who vere reared by Due notice o 7): al, (ey 4 Trinity Lutheran i sn, Hawi ; La pas _ oes friend!y gift The Ger- MORRIS —San M i F U RS re pal red by hand, made lik , ° Gi: ~ “1 Geniv, S 4 i r} rats i a LOI ie “Sf ‘ @ syyits : Wiig 'reiiie , , ‘ ‘4 ‘S : ‘ a + ea = i eavtt a ; , Sso . ; . — - Pe reet The other. broth sag Hapa AS “ gl at mG. on (c7) Mae osept ded “ i. ad 3 ad oipe oe it thiS summer. It crossed! republic. Every ¥ h® olc est ‘AS complaint s adjusted: —_ n ions an ASSUCIATI( (cS) N— Lost, cameo. on Lee car or Sto Charis ers Frida s, e:3 a a i wee non. | \ neull : ro aa . . : Y@ar itt elects y anine pipes see " Wate . > is ' . m the service. Jo} M Charlies M. Cointepas.” belo husband of , MRITE- -intered in “ n Thursdav.: Alice G. ‘erneu! Murp! , and ever to Inngland by midsummer, and) presidents or counsels of state. Ona | connections —ate & e Fe esis To etree | a 10% store reward Victor 21975. R : . in - urphy tart Contes aS ire i Fa ste ; ‘ 1 4 P 2 : . ~— - —_— ’ Last, gold ciret with atterys 1’sth (St. ix _ init at t les | nee "erschbac er), ‘d wif Verreni) of Collinsv!li Ti}.. ged 22 year: are fortunate. It is an almost unes?®”! aiele rom 1] 190, ‘ LAG ost. blue silk b ° aii tr f returned as. Me Donald ' Louis) , “pee i M. EE ape iat gy ‘ayily | ate Frederick H ite = ee \4 - oaths an 1 day cap ble di seas and we will do well the itizens. They are not ay Me Andel 908 cer) | “3 ~~ e ~ 4 mes bes ae J bag. containing oP a i = r llery and Thomas M M , oO IAS TO, . “s ms at & of iw i) " , : A t mothe ‘ L th io & _ ee ‘ \ cn is «t- ‘ ’ : ew ala : “ , ©. a ted bry the pe O le, bt : Sp / ‘i;R ANLTOILL WORK promptly attend ed: ‘ . aiii i a ©) ° reward Aor return to o*" Asi, Lelween meri “Ari Trust | ‘ >, — : ur. Cointepas ang mva Flie! OTL OG poi Ee rar . Fr , Ik t.. “ae er F Arthur H. and i Due notice of I was : a vIm 38 to get through with it during the iby lot from amo Pp ~“ybtes it are chos bing a specialty: cheap and reliab! ate : s |. Jacobs, SA8OA Page bi i Washington University fraternity ; * “ a . . - ' . oe | : ° i nr ® 2 = an rit Lae a Ju . e ae ™ o. : : a nN Z . ' . ; ) “Ve :.¢ Set . . , “eye oak ) marke (er : ' S canip. - i . to Park Lawn ne- Munerai from residence, 1814 Chouteau | Oct 18 at 9:15 a. m., John Wadee:l, betore the pneumonia s¢ ason } tarts) ery yr. the names of Pam ethan | apt IS BHOS. & (U., bewest prices and easy mE. ne are to dio Maryland. Lindel! ow eS. ae a 4 — Sidne 2435 Eckert > vears old of ol Motor ‘ ave ot on Sunday, Cet. 6. af °°30 Dp. rr, nNelov “Py ‘father of Mre Hat r? : ire, in next Jani uAry. , p he epideniic QO) com posing this coune)! ; atten ; meri red't terms on diamonds. waiches, jewelry, ‘ hte —odp (c) | war ‘ ey 4h. / ving tO Peter's Cemetety. Motor. (c7) | Bsther Cabanan and Mrm Lilah Sa it, 1891 was found to be due to a small, hat. a bind & s are placed in ete. 24 floor. 306 N. 6th st. (e®y ILI. PURSE —Lost, containing $47. In Cab POCKET] n a venue, is named In to- -~Kntered in . | rT y | “~% Brand : - —_—- and cake brother of Ja mes i] i1}isz } ‘ il] 1S as le report 2 from kurope | r 1es f a. oYV draws out the PE R« ‘OL ry COR ~ “We repair all makes. put anne Hakeryv or on lLoelmar-o! ive car or ty = -_ RE HOOK Loat, with paper and silve- cia! list is ha ving been G18. at 1 nm. mm, -ather , Yyr I. ew he 9 rigs Tto rest on Fri dar, Ort. Waddell, and our beloved fat nm-li - one ; = o-. aan , ekert, living at the Wren oat gy 1 Pehcte traunt th amity | i sfela (nce Lewis), Edward and Doroth ¥ Imms, 2646 Rutger street. thence. t e roo? ‘that this epidemic is due tojj..), whi i es i ola mebetadhe. i) | PRL nd_charped right. Delmar (00h, | ee pee i ee a ‘RSE — Lost gy ge my last Saturday, F niwt* | i‘? i rn A baaha ; ai « ‘ ) Eee . : t+ . . - . +4 P =e ‘ if P ( ! . ” ‘ er" , : : , ’ ‘tT? e . . ‘ ‘ * ’ i i 4 . S ddress, hus been . notified residence, 64002 Suburban avenue m Mon Lewis, — dear brother-tn-la wand une Be t dis iny Cemetery lriend: espectt ’ he infli ienza bacillus sheuld have reve p oe ion turns over the | awinG and heating; registered; reason- } 4 ROC we BS -Los . late _Puesday afternyuen, be pees ing aber $30. by working oe — as wot led Sept. 4 7 ‘ay morning, Oct, 7, at &.! clock, to Al | é ; : in —— the age of 36 lt Lreceased A member been forthcoming had that organism | 768. th ‘eC wees Marino. Oc. 29, 1) 2! , € Rox F 20, Post-Dispatch Pret Webster Grovea = and arwick ward ‘all ¢ an 1 72o7 + re es wounded sept, * te oe pola = 2 Me tc gg .] the aa pee r ie ouncil at New ¢ eR oe go partments: green turquoise: ro > = Ss a ~" k ») hr ‘ , . a i TT ; : - e of Glydeon Reed Reed ene igang ated Reted tk a PP rrvongg th l“unera! ‘om f: residence, 110 Up. | World. ' e the ternation: , ' HOUSEHOLD HELPS fadopted a formal decla patlen of te ec aor A fd “plating pare Tali ay ch ane ates reward. 0S Syndicate Trus tide.) P peda A ae ag Ss x Me gs containing Ldbs - ¢ : visio = ; ne lit ¢ fon street, ‘ : ‘i: ke. at dD ae | | Worl . nion, , ’ ' Ee me | dependence, off icial} , i —s | =~ 1¢ ‘ . i atk t 10%) CYC! ky+—DParty has Deen reportee« rh Gs “4 . —_ eS iain uns, reward, as pddress “o948 Sperry street ee. ; Sodality Of } ig Lutheran Ce —_. Mote. - ( ‘ = } Styled the ters remn: i's ; an ! ? ul! i; ul ‘ ’ . : 7% - hmed as his next kin could oye Bicep Met . apd ae coor ; Donald, und beloved mothe of Willan Regina ln e@uter ; he age eS beara , and SO. ypens pipes. arrived at New Orleans : The new J SERV! I apress “ aneag ween 4400 South and Grand and Park: re , -—Tost. Friday a. m. on Relt car: key ’ leg! ng li bie ) ie ‘ it tn ake 0 ‘IicDonald and Mrs. KHadr Wa - ‘ a mS . P mo 7 evening ,0Ur b] ‘ S ta — al inds; contracts accepted; \ 5 ward (*a} ape 4 “f oe — ’ ced - ‘ ona d Ff gral i pag ae ia ver. and OU! R : a ntivA itl i l j u | repu ican tate vas overthrow rn sonable rates Ohio Ioxy ress : rad all RR ersice 1113 : 1 small change. Return to Della Butte- . . . tied Ci ”~ ‘ ! I yi aa . " > 4 pa f v4 a « - - Fii it ia ’ Vs “. ; - “ = . ' er ~ - Funera! Mon. ia oe 2 Pp. Funeral ‘from. the residenc 1229: Blac! notice f @) will be given from Uy yful keros ene down the sink Nextjand 5 republican leaders, including (§: Obhte CAT--Lost, from S852 Berlin, about 2 weeks never. room 812. Calumet Bidg fev : : : e ; ; . ’ . se : . . o Biase i "e. ac * ee . ae : ¢ “Ty Te a ee ~ ‘ x" tebol> post, reai eetate aeed, Friday, Sep?. oped reward. Phone Sidney DOIN. we | . ia’ ct ° 193 : . m ‘ r , : oa Pe oe an eer , oe ; : : so ' >oe | a" oc it Aow thus prev in: ] . : ° . : 7 - 26 NG Smit! nvei , i ): nerakee st. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry age . 2 he Batt De ne atte: ar 11:30 a, m., Mclariand 6Ce | Ww einel, beloved mother_ ot Scr, alter wasnes it Cown, (hus pr venting the) public square of New Orleans, ‘TEFUL rugs woven. any size and dif pn Sn-SUth envelope; reward. Main : ye ~ : 3 ee ey ee woertune. De.oved , McGowan), ancl rs pipe from being stopped up | ‘AIN y _ wk sts ‘les or colors, from worn rugs or! =. seal (t) | RING Lost; heavy. plain gold: finder viense usbabd ? ist De ettit AUgUS- ano dear mother a ‘ann «. , ) at th t “ YeHuTrs Ss ‘KI , ANEOL « hy AIN Nob body KNOW | wh '¢) Cain’s | Ba sh ‘ago Rue M Co 3135 OO}; ve ; Disc Hi ARGE I’ AP 75 7RS—Lo ost: “Orn : notify 42827 Warne. ane reer e\\e rewarl, _fe = Tif ) ie we : Sle 3 Pils | eS » rie Ph ahan r . i . ae tv? ' ’ . ' ‘, Od é ee i °} F —T & = - . sie lu ‘ , = @ ’ met ‘ le wget — acl ginny eatits Mc Whi mars. ! ‘ } ra) ’. take ace from eon r MIS e%6 ; a | > .4e age - « ; r: tar ° ~ \" i the age s. y y. and street Mh tot + Fo @ eer ee KMD BAYXNLLIOCHP.- Isa v1 an a ' itt-| wean shes = ee culties which St«CHSSEFUL man will ha! idle aaver tis! n- ae - —— = — — Ba - wr av. Grand Cmern ox h- 120 P.. s ‘Gowan and Mrs Margaret | tamemaes Ein ee a cc igncn? aiiin atalie zen of any country in which he is| © , a-Ors have sought to solve {| in spare time e for few live tal and | 4 + Ay y+ * Ti edale; Heense 62553. Phone | SPECTACLES-—Lost, on Grand or Beit car. a : : ; gs: vice sr paiety me ia ee eg oe born, regardless of the citize: nship| With more ingenuity than success. | manufacturers; charges renaauiahte ' ge 7 rand oil, reward Return to a: dAress on case; rewar BO | - t ° ? ---- - oo MIs ERE EI Os nin. ; : - ‘Twelfth ineral from residence, 40804 Easton of his parents?” We have not the|On the reason for the preference of 86. Post-Dispatch. fc) | DOt—Lost, Friday; leense Sos! Address | SILK COAT-—-Lost; child's: bine: on Olive ; W why —ignier nt est 1 Friday, Oect. || laws of all countries. \bel’s offering to Cain's some light ||| MISS MARGUERITEK TRUESDAL for- | _ Nick Doxas, 7811 Weil st., Webster, Mo. between (jrand and Vandeventer. 4228 ; as o ee. thence to Calvary 8. A a. he residence ‘ Sati wane —_ ad ar is thrown br the reTferences in the merly with Famous & Karr Art eo LxoG—Lost, bird dog. West End, Friday: H- | F lora Victor 3016X der Drivers and Stabi: aaa'e Union. metery : vite We. rr iy ] 4 rey} , baa? 3.—-Mail your want a afi New Teast * | wmarlor. now with Jackson's Beaut }’ ‘ 681 ponwet ' adh “1. roa i i . .| Nor mandy. Mo., Charles A, a awer to box given, care Post- 4 estament (Heb. xf, 4: 1 John |}, Parlor, Tv} ca here oe Z eat arior, er Ss , reward. manuel Levanos, | STICK PIN—Missing from 6160 Mocl’hersen ‘son of . ae id kemm: itk ne : ' bs eich ' 4 2 ! 12) corner Tavior and Wjive. “ores ‘ 1712 Olive st : : . ¥. sh raft) an eet hs . tat OWHItk Dispatch, St. Lonis, Mo., to advertiser! on: a phrase ‘the Lord set Fg ne ag rg ge ge ae ae } _ an sean anked stick pin: reward and no dues into rest on Pri da vy. | > F ' the Gordon ‘e, Te. Mr: auc Seibe! ana More +" re . la “ h en aa presents his fic ket bea ring}: p a nN g perhaps more Ps - pity - é ’ ~ rad ki 4. . chien, Bo = - - i gl 0st: LAN sheph rd: at Coldwater! MT 0 sn trae a mea by 2-40 a Vv tater Ladies rt the Ma ‘ca bees (eT Kiesner ¥ ike) P o : the corresponding lIette nd num- jaccurately rendered “the Lord gave || ney work, all inds of chimney tops; ve (reek: license No 18.339; $2 reward. | TOU RING CAR~ Lost: $50 reward “tor ie : eget Sy pete : ite P ‘ : rie orresponding, setter a muarantee to make your furnace draw anc Return or notify 2724 University. formation leading to recovery of Ford t@ur- Uect ic. AX 8:30 a Ill .e SOT a ET beloved daugiiter of John Gielch nication vears wise la Sign to Catn,” and has been vari- | — “ tal o~ | d : - Gidien, Beloved daughter of John Gieich wey ER ke Miedidiee 0s: % ae Funeral on [Monday a a b z Pe eS are : ously explained as refe ring, fa ene | nent pen Me ng wi Ss —— rid ell : ust; Boston terrier; please re‘urn fo, ne “ —- epg? Te one © carne. “ts. THIET : _— : Was H- dear ” tat of Marie, Jonn A, and rank ! | ‘ D em : Jacob Meyer, beloved hus- ,. from the eae 3 ee by 2 No A T2 Oy > Sirk : * boon Boy ‘ * sete eye adcteto of safety given to Cain per- furnac e smokes when we get through with i! Phan ennsylvania, Y. M. Strohl; tera | tor Ne. 7 718.985, Wm. Kelly. rps Hoar ool wil har Ee . : eic ; co ; and ‘of atherine Meyer (nee Ley) . dep SE cet _— sonal 8a vas s* ' el Pe orp Pape 7 ,Sonal! vy, or to some Sign of warn- ||| é wor have to pay. We guarantee «ur fc with —sonrex 1203 @ school at antes aie Funeral {1 aiiy residence, 2101 dear father of Jacob and Milton’ Meyer, | Private. — ere ah (92'S 4th st., Au, 22, 1848. He passed/ing and prohibition to mankind in v and references furnished. Schmitt; DOG—laost, smal! white dog, with brown | (MRRELILA—Lost; silk: In Pamouscfersa" in be Hie tum} ; on om -§ n Seoaho stre et, an 3 t . es : figh oe dear brother, brother-in-law anda . : : ‘ ee Ts. , ; $ H desperate kame eee a farn 1eT in St general. Ther { ~ - : ) 3 Ss. ae yy iy Versen Lindell Rece. ; spots on side and brown ears... Call Gran’ reward. FE ‘ Romy dP - Nee ed. oy b Le stb», m., to St. Ant v murcnh, 1 uncle, his fourtv-ninth year WILSON antered int¢ ; ras. AO0Me nie County and hatuled wood to! thy ee a ee = Cc) SPN 8 rm Se Leet: alts acid bei Soe ale! ja Kol} lini \fix i 7 Peter and Paul's Cemeter:. wil] take place on Tuesday 7 at Valley ark, A10., ON OHALuUr r 1.0 hae OMS ' o ec i|tradiction between tt t: . \ 1 tg ' jeeda1 hy bd ae ( ‘ die St SUIS. hie di Not succeed as a tion of Cain to lead@ - PErntie life YOUR PORTRAIT OJVF-TINTED —- H Thursday, Sep “T on Ti l I . cen ‘ , ¢. PiIN—Lost, with diarmond center: rx Return to 1%! 34 “y dy ge aa ne “ or return to 4976 Arsenal! st.: re eo . G Cc ondemna- : - ay ward ‘MIRE L. LA Lavst. gwilk: gold handle rh ne« Sa + .m. from the family res! f ' ° = bp ad rtist! Tf r a! d HARTMAN Sudden}: i of +7 Se is uth Jefferson avenue o Jesus ade L« of Moili Ison, nd fatn _ 2. tty ge ts a is x. ”s (ver. 12) and his subsequent settle- | pecial adve tising offer om ye me ~ turn to timekeeper’s office. second floor hi Christ Hartr r 5 Seut} “hh, Ifth and Vietor streets, thence, Moodrow a - ERC 1@ streets l00OnING fe wor Niment in a cit which it ’ > | Dortraits mounted in artistic folder hae a : Fuller ‘ard. ae ee . ia date : art vt a as 5 . 1 2 al ur’ Cemetery Mote ' brother and brother-in-law. aged ; ’ ’ 1860 he gave up the struggle in St. ht ¢ y. ch as been three sittings, and one elegant oil-tinted . _ Maer & Fuller, reward, ve - _——— . Tt S of eal Tl a ] . te . .’ ie 6 cu , ; ‘ ‘ ) yt. oe . ; en 4 ‘ aA — , ‘ ’ 4 ; - , ai COIR Or THE AGNER PLACE des treet. ¢ . a, ‘uneral rom aptist hurch ; . | Tovis and went to Calena where: SOUR a reconcile by ma ind the . ._ for onlv $1.48 You are invited to; FEATHER HOA-—Lost: black and w«hi' WATCH FOB Last ; cold Monograr: ned ; Church wil! gi an ope retta Rants Bartane. 30 years. — MURPHY- -Ki)) + a larck, Mo. : nday, 2 p. im hte sn on o bieinin ane a jdoom refer to the natural restless- our modern studio, easily accessible; ostrich; white silk tassels; Friday after- — sresuareln _F1pSee: initials U. A. P Might. preeeded bv imbers by ete "trem Vi ar Heiderie funeral "bea pl 46 4918 > ont r we aia . ves | terment at Hamilton Cemetery, Bodies Pages i page! a jg Th , t h > | rachael of the criminal and estrange- any part of the city by Olive-Delmar, noon, between 4 and 6 Pp. m., between 28th care return 46 |ambdin: reward _fe? Ma ikolbe. viol Miss Lil- “2331 South Broadway. o Monday, con. of the oily a . j urphy, fe s l . , his fathers tannery. ore, & . og jment from the Aramic home. The ||| ie City Limits cars. With up-to-date’ and Grand on_Lacust, Olive or Pine; | WATCH—-ELort, gold watch, attached to biart ke, SOpPra@tia 4 a ~ ji ir aap Marcus’ Pan as Murai = ep » ly ekatnen ee > Bs cheng 1 ZACHER: As! ef Dp in Jeger: : yr et. LeLe, d esk, th e great Civil Ww ar found 1! I ee that hi: ive been m: ide to equipment. exXT — ed eo ye ward. Grand 521 or Victor 442. ic) ribbon band: liberal rew ard. c abany ae. ) Be: ()j t - ‘ eme- | } lv. ant : vt ohn JJ. at 10 ¢ Huiee : ie ; months and { ] > force to cont tro] anv of the muse les (ver. 14) furnishes enot her diffs j AB SANY ae e . bi and Watinu or Broadway car: reward. ep a. +, Motor I Forest | 770. (7) langerous commodities Gear father of Virginia, T. Mary | louls, Mo.. when war ts over. "7 al from family residence, 2701 low . aed roat or chest. ¢ . ’ a | (aban) COGIM. IT. Whoetteld, 820 Man-.tl- t: REWARD , 376 the mouth. throat or chest It isiculty. of which fire protection ime fane, Walter, Mz iv arry | ip anaes avenu : ' gar, Cct. *, at FB: m ‘ a ssi Pe " 1 t t it} te a trem-jhas been fr no explanation that Ashpit ( ‘onerete re-eNn Fores fon te) | Lost, Ford sedan. with t. & J. earbu- Rn an ; 10d TT 4 . | = . aiibas a e “s : als sastrous [ *u Vai yor a ye . 4 neven : 7 \herokee | strech to Mi SSOll aa ('retil t Chl : a ve 2 brother : f Olive Grove. No ; \W ‘ wy i) . ‘ fine j hooks on ,oirwe euwituy e, that sc endants of Seth ( (ten vy) has led he OS W [ ] 8 | [: | \ [ | RES gt tyr npg PB. — - 4 Neg $5 0 R E Ww ARD Voto: (Cremation private. » | Thomas, R obert an lia? Nolan, Mrs. monument erected in mermor of Soverelen will advise you, at the Centra] Li-| several critics to identify the two, | $41.75 will wire five roo.wns with 2635 Cate Hrilliante are | ase . ? . ; For recovering I917 ¢ ‘handier, OS ag aor. UB Pe HAs TVvVir : 5 : FLlien = ¢ ‘ol gra ave Mrs. Marv Dontus. Mrs. (‘hristina Dehler, Sty ay. Oct 6.'at 23:36 = ; ‘though it is trires six rmmonth pay » ueRda\ noon at HU C KER- ered into rest on Saturdat : Annie Miiler and Mrs Cathe rine Gutfleisch, > -m.; oe N SS} * u ’ Cemeter: bra! >. - ; eon — rh . . well-inet the Se Rc per nr ee al by others that ii nice , x Sk ta i ‘ nL, ts CTRIC ‘ 0). (sRIL Lost: blac A leather: containing rifle Car: rotor Nz lhe ePnewe 3 Louis bovs who $918. at ia: m., Emilie L. ef : , . . she r . . Youn i? “~* b “ata re ; _ he .¥ ee Le . ’ onr¢ e¢ i. . IPS SS Sane et ee — ~ - a ° > , , ‘'> L 43 Ss . . ~~ ‘ . . . ‘ B , a cone der this notice — - age oe «Vl A Remi ee, etgasigagy el 2 peo one Ber _ cs dt 710 Nos + Card of Thanks. mma een | YOUR ; sé ae aetis R trusses abdominal ime return to 3% Cherokee? $9 00 REW ARD | invitation A sPe- er, am pur dear sister-in-lay 4 ‘Tar enue, 1 res: hurcech, . ' ank uy riends the [— — specialize in ne at ' : ’ ‘J for them, aunt | thence to Calvary Cemetery S re- ihe PRs way Bhs gy foi Pade ice te ) ~ : “ | supporters: elastic stockings, : 27 years, HAND BAG-—Lost, black hand bag, |! Stolen, at Manitou, Colo.. Aug. 24, odaeat Funeral on Tvesday, Oct. 8, at 2 p. m., !spectfully invited. 3 O% raat fat oferings an Or thelr 1) f- A T H S P E } S ¢) ) ; OTTO KE “RSC HEL, West End, containing money. keys, pair *peecster; green body and wood wheels, (DRRC Prrrar from family residence, 2206 Madison street,|@ member of the y Nan t) £ poe ie men ee ee eee ee .: y Ez ‘ernod-. acrard Bidg., Broadway | Of glasses, knife and card of owner - | burmper ratis front and rear: Hartford EDik ie BRITTON, 703 HAR to St. Peter's Cemeter) Friends respect-'St. @ a ; . ’ ’ RL. STARK AND FAI Y. —— | —, te ward. 6119 Kingsbury bil.: Cabanv ‘41. ; absorbers al! around. Engine No, 49, 3@4: vue niversxity (it zives fully + . sis ' Ter Lantaty ' —- on ; serial number M-42.190 Owne ¢ ‘ ay, 8 fully invited Moto! (1) . lety will mee ? ; reer ITAND FAs fost; green beaded veiv: on = n -. ner of cae ty on hadi afternoon as Teresa's Sunday, Oct. 6. Card of Thanks. | In Memoriam. Persone! and Special Notices, 20c eg LIC i T ING ‘F 1X T U TRES ” taining mone; bey Naudbowehiel: | | Will pay $100 reward for information leadieg I ett for the Post-Dispat ——e . “ 7%... ahd re ed in a body to say » Wieh to thank our many felative: in loving remembrance of ani-o7-town orders oc per ace ris Teachers’ Colleges or Vicinity. Call Sid ‘overy of car: also $100 reward for the img i sosary. and lenis f ir Kindness shown wu mother, Delia R. Schwenker, Adontion and Coming il . PO py the ' , 2401R; reward , ; and conviction of the thief. ., outy a ? WI 1 ur sad h i ure of be: ea Ve@meni: i > , 141 life (pct 4 104 “ ‘2D we ‘td "lea Minimuii , . » _™ , yy 4 K eY_ ” . WILLIA™MRS, Texhoma, i.) ' io this ; . r ~ . > . s : ; oar as +4 dt . . ll see no more PERSONAL play room, oth | ba! lock key with two si les and one ama! ‘‘o INION AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCTI Nothof tnee Schnetder), and our dear ni gee f ee , vege cain” de hot “meet he é , , a . in lock Key; tag reads ‘ rosary giver he IRE -Pound: owner can have same os 5) . Lor vr }ere? “s ee mone’ Lila " 1e7iT "Ends ww] .) ? sz@hetfuliyv ri] - me ) . A eT 0s : ~™ . : ioe .' ‘ : ; Sed ; = , ts 5 nion and Ent At avenues lisciples’ 80ND, brotl . brother n-.aw sis ' : py ‘ ender ly me ; i oil “4 ; Dat] . ie aching ‘A to fil Fu’? remsttance must accompany ai? d PRINTING AND ADDRESSING eturned » this address, J2ili “rank! fying. , (hanning a ; _ DAVUHTER fg sehen are Minnie Pickering: Cail) nig works reasonable prices; bot. highw ay and West Pine entrance to Forest Siinev “Yor SW ie ent r alist et — _ i ~ . r Qe ' oe? 4 ns ‘ ! oe, dM awUuil § erme ry r ER SONAT, Anvone khnowir ig location W!) . , : ¢ =h-* } highways Return 48°9 West Pine — ify , - vie . . eine ae WOH tw" ; ca Alsi) Wilt Pe eee ithe age of 26 vears . ‘ i Vest ine ; De : ot li . . . . = ee on West Pine, between Puclhd and | Found; pear! Sept. 26: owner can Vioions ellis Miss Roth. who departed : e ¢ . > - , : ~ Sion hom a a wnfo bg a 1917 ; PERSON Al, Wiflard Il. Mulligan If you | evenings. : —— ——s Finder return ites Comfort : North liroadway Call Colfax 4@ ie nme friends ' i +i Peay) “ Old Ore) 1. ad reaveme ( apecially wis" ae LD. ne snades © in i learn important news, 418 Cedar st., STORAGE AND MOVING re‘ur reward 2705 Caroline , es as A ie . : 44 MEETING OF THE PBRRY Riss DAWSON noted psychic pastor, | 500, 01 ¢ sped Be i" be ‘ tabling v ‘ lors on Sunday, Oct. 6, “* Dp. m., tO! Co an ial! fr sternal ) 3 eg i mal OT 4 Wwe rial il se Mt LONG DISTANCE, $4.50 load or aires mous and Barr or on Sixt h et... between 2 ane) IOTEAN mi seep . Ve :*or “4 ‘oe a ; Ws ath a ern, oOrde t aid ’ 3 ; > lips ; " : . 4 : *, * 4 P ‘i . ‘ 5 TM : A 2 1) NEW THOUGHT TEMPLE.: Services | Webster Groves, Mo. Moto: Ce) MRS DORA HERR oI re * t some de to meet her ADOPTION large and small trucks. Komont fs : Locust and Olive: reward = ees | See 1 ptar e — ier “a call ple ~ a om ; > s2 mo . beg s aed » ¥ ‘ , ‘ 1 : ,y? - - — ee ee iam ome 4 a » pe “ _ c - ? , ry) ed. ] > une ie . day. S Pr ttl $ ctures (hod A liueton PR ASSE int nite A 7 ey oes 2 ae Yr ; } i — one , nee | FURNITI a> wt red, cheap rates mone Mi INES [oat $65 on hourty «er Jefferson ar . roide Pr 0 vy ; sone . Pee aa ‘ 6-05, tage aa” aioe oe Card of Thanks. af now ali Tf hay = mer ae POR ADOPTION-—-Pretty baby boy, cf excel- | joaned on persona! property. =: Ma: ary, between 10°05 a. m. and Il a. m., a — B vous DIVINE. Meetings Tuesdays. 5. beloved husband of Ls ’ lent parentage Hox K-122. Post-Dis. (1)! Jset at Oot. 4: reward $16. 16232 8, Compton Sk SPECTAGLES. Found: pair; on Mare , Jo eT as P q me . 0 ION ee iuSVva Da i ‘ ‘ SS! ’ owT Y er T tae ‘ . . pons ° i. e . a lilies . . " e Cte 8 ” ; ; CoM MII nn Ty COUNCH hs ana Hy . h ort p ag fee a shakes Mrs. ‘ ety \ ) and 7 ‘ c ¢ » ‘ > WY grt —— ao wee . - Wein & " a . “pe a a7 cy om , 926 °, ial st Ty ‘ tor ec 3 } Khitting club. the first SPIRITIST TLS’ TIAN WNION. He Anicher, Mrs. Clara Lescher ot d sin. We also than! my In Memoriam. ADOPTION -Wantad, to adopt bey or gir! or | Central she, . Sate = : Neat I? a -} ee ee ‘ eit it ] the school scher, mediurn, 1¢ A South Jefferson av Rudolph Prasse. f ) . waht : Obe rt also Tt the, J Kf mn In merory of our dear wife and ynother, | take to raise; aged from ] to 5 vears. 2901 | A ¢ GUA RAN reek prt FOU NOrese. , ost, about : co = " " — I ve \ isitors ®& sic ome here. Due noilce . _— funeral rom tne ax consolation, also I, | 7 Louise - oeckelmann. who died Ot. 3 1917 Magnolia av’. (ey moving packis v furs ire ervruange ») ‘ working giri. / Sk Found i ureday evening I 4Z* car, dence, 1521 Franklin avenue. ‘for ir Kind service and the man ora! . — ‘entral 42°R 372). KSOS | “oprane = “ era (% ify P ile “ ahs “ ry near soda foun « entral PIT T I-RVICES | rings ber A shadow fell upon our lives when death, |} ADOPTION—Wanted. to take a girl as Bat in» nee nan : ; “ Parsing j my a " * pe SF IRITY ALIS ] SERY\ l¢ bcs, Mar . ——e te ofte ; ins he i eay a 7] ; 4 bo} ‘ iy ~ Distat ce to mm ur 1} 2: ’ 3 taln Bn "a A Petia Main Ae sts on ‘) om ys “ Found. on eastbound Washingte OST WI ONE OF Hall, 4700 Faston avenue, 8 p. m Extra | | OF fr E- ie ae oe A . if ’ " ’ Po a a ‘ pigs « . . ‘ ir eyv ” ? n . hy) nd 7 tieman » sitenet i" Pierce hey a 1 coo _ pan bin, pe Adak bala rane aggary > loved 50m SL coite eer mae grand- ish to extend our since! iDAS We meet dear asian some aweet dav. COMING E\ EN T S “RAWFORD | con a me > s $ aatt } ("inte 46 5 ‘aat On %g i an a we "N lliggine m2 Mer ri SUPT Pere t Ping ‘ h Irs day ” SO: Sunday, 4 Joie ’ ! e 4 . J is 2 . . ' Au ‘elatives a nd friends ° rr r : ts - . 7 : = ‘ -* . a ae pape er tap gah sae , : : ract: tt: eh 4 > 4 : 7 4 . apo! ’ 7 ’ 4 : - : é ‘ - P . wire ’ ; plas t i may ¢ ad help us all in ime i oats ~s = . se , * =- a ~ : (® iPon South Ninth, Mrs. ¢ Waters ane son wag fig ent Bey fre Pag ed lav and Kindness shown + 6 ih a br ghter clime ' OPENING ladies’ dancing class. at Princess mont 2610. sd a is ,leost, Monday) en = pay enve bide aati “oh Ss « Ss. f’inain: ‘ | } Z > se . , . oe, * . > on ee , Winey | « spe il ‘ Qed .™ > i P| 2 j ) [ ; rine . . : : mt . , z . © ea seaiite _ : FIRS SS1VE C Re : evening ss ear ene i 4 ‘i ; ninand 1 Academy, 4470 Fastoa ay .. Tuesday after! ***’ MPS st Present mn exchan hieimer Rex, Mae oben i # gy wee! "at ses SPRECTAC ! iST 1’ Fut rv“ »RI SS1T\ EE; ‘ Hil Re H Cer ° heyts eS: . e 7 = 1d > c . ond \{Ire F : ; : laa The ? i ra ia (lisa eyne . . “ # — : =. - noo} Oc* R Stn rie 1 sane . Guus . aah .* .) te; cr Eada + ] . . : " 2 eet : ; : ‘ . . eur a > . Ty rpc — : @ Al xx } unera (rTorrl ea agence Teri AuTi: , ‘ i e ofr ri gs I’ a > ’ : ; SF AND ANT i HTtI.DORRB? : ‘ OT, _ og *s ve Ki b. cl, ach be # : ters i dy . Re oward e pcre nen sun di + Thursday, : ! pn Irs, =. net naoned ert n Mf “ - oot . ; \ oamer, 2S Madison street.. Postpone: ~—s ae at . fron) en? thiy a Christian country bore. Rox K-108 P -D x ° ty: Dac b ing Alfrt ‘ Ni pt ing. 1} . ' Taet, between 11 and ” oO ir eK . r. ; » and % “~s Pr. mM. ‘ 3 Es , Tureatt. Poet. Dienatch . ¢ War ' ’ . f he ‘ - or Le f Ss 4 Shae i rest at Fort ’ VIE HM ANN FAMITL‘ 4 . P. own, bet ween ages of 5 aml & monins: n heween 5 Rehrens, 2815 North Prairie. °: - ‘ trom | Suedmeyer, alib rs and en : or erry ey me ae ' : VING 4 ce ft ASSPS “~ —_— : eal im, . ‘ 4 Gun: t # p yu ry’ cee orm Pod Bat MaDe : od ai é PoE a P ! - Sal dh 4 ; . . ‘ 4 fia . ‘ . ‘ —o red , ’ “a? ; ¥ : 5 ~ >) “a . ; / 1 ~ Fh G ur nF to Rit hilla Welck ; ' ' . ' td Memoriam. SPECIAL NOTICES 1905 Stdne,. ASP pis im Pais “u i nose Bg oe Dp in .eT r , aa 7 oo , aa ts 0) | Wie wr ' . : , ¢. . ; = PIR te & 8 Al J CHT ha i ‘ . . + r ' (ce) £. clent : J ‘ , e — , vy . ~¢ ‘ . ‘ - ete . ~~ a - ae eee “ ‘ . } ’ us “* i. * ’ } rewHae: ae ' my ‘ ' . : - 4. - a - t 4457 Delma?’ Speaking Cemeters “Mo m d m 5h. ATE I AN i Ate race ‘aes ) P - 1a°7¢ : , 1 nuvtons desiring ) bm '? ; 7 Wel > ~ a” mY . ‘rac . \ 7] ‘ 4 « ® I) Gz f F > WwW 4 TA NGI Wd} a‘ owes price . FUL RNACES, “HEATING. £70. pneumonia after a : ne 2 ce ‘ ew medium: ealli avick 4 andl 7. Riemann. 4 aa? — — - Wish te thank our ma ny Te i . “ogee : one we } «3 ; ments to Reuben “*. WV nes Madison Hotel, HKRASHE'S $25.000 bonded warehouse. sepa- . S16 Dickson Bomont 2WSul; Cen _ wis WURNACE rie Se aie in-law, grandmother, sister . ai af evmpathyv 7 ‘ er ’ ne ie Jefferson City. Mo.. so they reech him in Be ° service, furniture a ee i CES. SPTRITU HURC — aT sinter-In-law, aged 68 years. J Fie weitae Agents for the Jewel cast furnace, Prent seperti Thured T HURCH ae ee ral on Tucaday, Oct. 8, at - D. M.. | loss oO! BEF 2 toll ' Anna M. Barron, cy is the ‘nemorvy ver ehall fade.! lative Committee end executive officers, Ce not 2078 (®) PAINTING: and paper hanging « ; at viva ~=6 Rank, Home Comfort. American boiler-pf USINESS FOR SALE one Rei. s. 2 ’ ‘4 om : Tuesdays, ‘ Pp Tr. ‘ F. Pasec hedaeg’ - chape:, oe . 4 &) ' in -law. nother in ; ae oo \o, Crenget Fe : , ; , nd die . wwhich will be held there at 10 wa. m. Thurs- n bodes = RIA iomnari ax ’ aa prices promyp ' . , if acy furnaces cleaning and revairing «a specialty. ( oo Laston avenue a: @ \ . . *icker aw and aunt, anc Pr. > if ae ee . ; . ‘ , non 9 er a LP.i. t1.F Moving ¥ 4,4 : i . a’ ‘ +. . , - s ae * z ignt parts ' .-u6. Post ofa, 13°5 Ca! oe ro edium, | SA} MPSON.-At Fort Me ‘Henry eter A = ef fics Open arch dt eagalinghahas, for t! map bor. Maurice J. Ca¢sidy, secretary Bulldine |} Oni3- DISTANCE oving, $1 a ; ea, « ) SS | . er? oer, Coe ili - : - . -" vy. Oct. 1, 1918. : anu a ry Ices Counce!) fc) Purniture taker } excnante toe! : sg laced & “aw J. 7 TH? BEREAVED F rf : Memoriany. srages * Sant" furniture . - - Fees ~ > "IRST tT ASSOCTATION ot ho hagindt a > na ' all St. «Valr plent# ss ; Al, SON | ; 7 ’ © " ‘ +? a ‘ i ; Sampsot . ; a) Ory ¥; no rent: 3 , ti » Fiali, eroker street and s : ‘ lie. Loratne and Wdwas Memoriam. ; ; 4 ath éom . ress ‘ } . | (hear : . tif . . ”" ; lep ? : ‘# gS OR and tpi | rare te ? he ee ati : Se: 20n. ‘ . esand . x (ns, ' rig 1? , * : _ : , ag . . , ~ | N j- c c os \ R | ) S ———— i =v : "; sunday, es: es . P| ria, re d ar? : le j ‘ ' ‘a vie B lL —/ ; es . .. é X & ‘ Hniteum established, 2875 . a . ° : site . . Ta) arm I ; : . ‘ oe b ss life t vr ‘ es or pee e tig aun : 1 ‘ ‘ ' vr , ' : ~ to «9 sj rretets 4 HW edscal ‘‘ HOUGI . ; ee May het ‘et in. tenes eM i Mad, acta el . ; ————— — —— OH | hy +. SE tay + lora, Dec. Ke tic. Dix ( Ic per line on 3 OF mis. will sacrifice , Say J Het . : | } ; HUSBAND AND CHILDR holds services Sunday at 8 p. m., | Sipla (nee ane our dear ? ’ i % 0 er ‘i » ‘HIS RAND AND CHILDREN. like new. Lindel) 36) De! mar 782. ! for any purpose QUADE COAT, ND HAT L oie ‘ pe Eo ; t 3834 Juntat: a street Lecture and mes- . » dmother, aged in fan ‘membrance of Agatha 4weiscl, : 1°tM CLEANERS—tor rent, $1 day, Ng CO., Colfax 6. Central a (cam , ; ' » moe: (heap account of sick- cages by M oT : ts : grandmother and great-gran | we) iA the 8 40t% \ A‘ = ? nteed orest ING ¢ . STOVE REPAIRS c ENTRA LAW Pureaa. Chestnut; regal : Me | dili-« }: x r . +3 a , . , ‘ rs ‘. T liary . Pastor. st Wels : , :, ; In Vemeriom. 3 Wweea , satisfaction £uara ‘4. © ion ' ‘’ : 4 m at'‘ere goi.e ‘licti.s eit ret. etic ed - « ox K-26 r ine n Tucsda} Oct. Om at Bh «Stang reer ' r grave hay , ine . een embran ‘ ef aw dear 1731 & ; . . yer «a 7 S anoe staked: os da Bara arata. Wast India mystic. | ' Company %.. th Infantry | ae wane all loved ner toe ba S oe son, great LACE CURTAIN | CLEANING DECORATING, pa poring, pawn ; ; : Imar 1079, Forest ‘i ‘hments: & . a. . eternal rest ; , Dergaih. 1982 Grey ae PIRITCALTST CONVENTION SERVICES. oped into rest on Gaterdes. PARENTS AN D SROTueR. ~~ est cepa Rar Rg 741 Walton (o8) ts Wat Ass > 3 Planters Hotel, today, 2:50 and & p. m.. 11 «a m. Minnie ©. | —__ > == | prousp I ace Cartsin Od 5194 Pees For PAPER HANGING done reasonable: work ALA, kings al VA pert aad . | and floor. National visiting workers from ‘. . be- During the first nine months of: 3441 0: yall curtains, The pa e eed. Bradfield, 1263 Pendisten av. a a oD, ive | hed: ine to Cotorete. Bo wacom, aente- . of Mra M al 1918, the Post-Dispatch printed 6333 | _UNDERTAKERS. |} LA i CURTAINS Jeundried jr. culled men 1863, : eve ~ Semon ‘° . 2 a. attona! Solrituatist Convention n 8 < 4 Aanaes) = -——-- successfs] mopey | -P. easaion all this week. Planters Hotel. Wel-| Martha Belt. oie te Geore | Farm ads—699 more than the nearest _for_and deltvs and deltvered. Verest tise 42 Vernon. Rooms aamaned o-k; owe | tate perere™ : . == Thomas Siaw. erandnetber and aunt, in| |competitor, and almost three times! PEETZ BROS. a. Delinar Bart 5. “Lisdell 8 as eas im wite it | onan © CY FOR SALE e | eee h year. the tn : ‘ . | ber aixty-eigbth ¥ 7. at 2: 26 p.m. | 23 many as neat nearest St. Louis : , (fe Melos < ut- 9 yA a imposing nioner, priors. paper ont 0 s«S OH eggs from your own poultry | . Funeral Ce moelot ber yrs ay bumpes gat TR A bushels coal, a _* Fea the Post-Mespetch’ poultry Martha Sait, ihre: , A sheh ver 4 aat BOP OLE LO OP OO ‘ an eae ee é ~~ | PAPER HANGING and patat tas at 1. bie newsepeper. my yt a prions: es et owe - ia Fnamton ian, at <el we woe. HRPOS eeinhieen,. § carriage Samira; ee Test Se out —

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FONE te whe) Uy Bry ididie oa ee pete SB | i ad i” Fourth _ Liberty Loan Coupon _Books, DANCING ae nc i INS FRUCTION SITUATIO. 3—MEN | yes = | DANCING ee selenide iinet JONS—MEN, 1 BOYS : ——— ° a re Bes i: SITUATIONS MEN, BoYs SITUATIONS — nin SNe _ Found | Columns _toda a — iy SCADEMY. 21st anu ANY 3 7 “rS@day Saturda Sun. 4 Person of T er eed a r« ation ‘ , rT Youngs me . = een. evening (44%) natrn ti by i aSS eXnperien a exenipi ‘> xa draft. ME ATC UTTE R—Rit - -WOMEN. GIRLS a SSSUIN& Any we BCs u'r , “ , 285 S. 18th Sit. ; firmt-clas DPracticg] | Ri Sit. : | SITU a oP aranteed ; reliabie- Ohba one : ish hag "Sheds “ ti at, an ic. En "be bry sr eae rtp sper enced: and bur- OFFICE Mine = a Kia " Port-Disy sativa ami. 5 AF... erlcal ork; 18 yeare’ experi. wr ard YATIONS—WOMEN. SIRLS _ in A ftEL P WANTED EN. . BOYS — | | HELP WANTED —MEN Boys eden ( 4140 ws v ches Lind lj let! 7s 7 Sg POUR ag ye i y. 9 q . a neces reliab| e of 7 7a a nde a) iz ry . prvrd na ) ~ ; 4 ; v4 ¥¥. “4 a iad ea: hee Ww SbhU R} , - OVER Vy rw (wok aa = Ox twertann. 2 . ‘ ) —_ se A — font — ho r zenera! "OF bus set olored W4ilrese in rest ; ences ‘ Fores Semen rest etn | ane holena 1e house nas ‘epeaing “tor BOY 16 to is (4 PAte ‘ tei 7" ee , 2 = : Holland Hide. — sands clerka : —, '* &Ppointine tho all after 3p. 4, i a “4 manta lunch; | © "FICE MAN. ai eee 'T) | GIRL Sit indell 4155 W Benisananesd bose flored wen | _de paint ra ere antant and an ‘allweusd tight | Been fo ie ee = . ) : . women gris 1k rison ne ar Mor years’ ex: bp Bea Allround; of nany leaning an Colored, > porte : ‘wecleaning willie Py ay oe ae | Srade man. am eee Mt an allround high- | yi Y—To lear, nr Ww ahi . xi ©, Over draft age - wi : i ; Or ho . mc «A he nedy 3 = fx } she a , $ Riy. 4] Pr DIAN, ine $415 Ww i] “7a wr? hie Sitm Vear Pax P| IAF Bt to . ‘ fash . TOP! Ler « ‘ . ’ . . pi sece . i ye i oy . t in ? ai) G } 48m) eed in 6 lessons Mr: Mite pe: T-hour da Washington. D w near home, | *\S! ACCOUNTANT-—Sit. ; pea; Stician: ae ~ eo a Change: very best ri fucences. Box tle Wants CO} RSE . er, > a Acati: Bhs wee. 4¢ , 7 “brady ei l1an: age ‘ at ~] r) ' : i t ) Ror Sic Sy “Tx f 4, = : > Arend . 7 ve 7 | me bj 3 | ‘ag, ¢ aNC PEACHB 2 a — etnikinatio, oy wyyied he ar ws Lowls CORRESP IN DEN Sit the i OFF fi Os MA NAGER Traine ginecus ears oid: £000 at # Ld nd men ‘writin 17 home - arits DOsition as private nurse n ost Digna t. hy. ici ote othe, ’ :©8a°n sie t ees ~~. {87s [fo Tinteh th, trade | r oe ACHER Wi lithe, ms s exalt , 3 - — aii se me fo : Ds Ligh] ‘ducat Many years’ exnear: ; *“CutiVe: git GIR] 77 ‘kuresg - I: ‘ ke . 1 obtle “MiOns fo i@aving cit) htox Al TOoMrt InILE } = Nee KUN] “a oon Te iS ‘ ~ ° F nm , 7? dae ne +9 : om ten, Ah ew “oe? an te TW anmk MMetitute Yienr a . . ‘ARUN COMpositin ¢ , a at Ability; best refer a es 6G Ad ‘MOTMINgs an OFFICE lad 7 ae : ! | \ o dance area fier y ‘ = Re OURNIY versed mh the t ag wee re thor. ences f irnished: ww ler fi» : Relle Lindel} -~16-" factory "40 a - ! E ASSIST A NT Youn lady highest — Was i —— aut. IA : i | ; ii ances art « lett . On sige; St-clase Nde)}} »19” . 4549 W eer efer Ing a 16k! ‘ |e! vy . ee Rac ~~ ‘ itie th i*A is u eR Py ’ ; se Correct), ance yr, ne Iltox kh . tr ‘ “ys tte writ Drones? f yr) > na ~2 2 : oP heavy » e ences. wie : ; e4 od . ‘ ite Rod job easy bioyr j : “SOs ; s? = -~_, ‘ dies | : ae | a ve ' K a Dispar h nm anily ab 4 ., “t-Die fsih “ir by mornings »r ss hi@s clerical! DOs ion for , or ; Eood pay liam tor . « ~ 1] ’ ha! “ ead at irx Teer . , 4. - - ; ; t o ; ‘ | {renee q “¢ >] ; ; wit meer {>} } It I M AN 7 fa tor OTe for Cloe- al. ' $15. Post lrispat« ii. . ia I ' aba ‘ S : : ‘ + {olive ew }*> i"sSer Vers e\e a i sm, ae Be Fe. pie tes . , « A. «4 ‘@ars Wve ‘ ‘of ; ‘ de, Work 48 fanning tr ? Sik AM ' ’ vy a = ; oi ieoss es cae i. ’ . ’ hi } = ‘ aor e Ps ; * ‘ . ires Corrs . are , - . at 21e0. hd i? "P* pepe . sis ty ‘ I .u is os aia or i, STR ‘an i] a : ~ br y ' # P ‘ © j.inde Um tes. . I- | }? | ( ) . Mahey eee ) q ith Widower oy; bachelor af e 7 eli geeneral office exper! ence. having ei 2eltM - Sunda, Phone Lin dress RESS- Wants family mending. Ad- BAGGAGE MAN Winter } f ; ‘4 ven - .€rranr s? 7 - Ddraces ~ v .’ ‘ : j “ liteyer ‘Y if, ; . " , ‘ i ‘ ‘,@ferre, ceil ‘ . fe : 4in- ~ Mer, ha OR ss Nigahe- j i © or COlOred or \Tis - ’ " ' Mer a - ar . i , ; ha) oT A, My ty V\ } \ | ’ © T) 4 a,/a Jif ‘) iFRijr . 4 ‘ aSSit l¢ «tit) : { ; ; " ‘soodfellow. ' . e et, : | e ie sy : ‘ ¥ ? ; ‘ ny { Prinses ‘ ° — , e; ning tng) Pitre ‘4, £o00d a figures. Sta nik], “it } S ;" ; : te _ _— tor a T me . A... Gef a : | wo Minar “ge szeemen wee i “veeeaedee 1) Bfical and dera}’ De ke. NOUSe woe! 2 , Sis AMSTREss eae : Quetta Otel tea. (ad Quarters, Mar- isidg ela - ; s 4 ; ePVvenine >» “ ai tori CONS and We ‘ \\ \ y } " | ) | enoen ls = Poe © eg “ration refer. hay INR reache { ies f ” rk, OF respon dene e, a - With rederee lining roo i mending ‘ Laperien: Cd, Wants sewing or j AR) hk x = 8th and \W ashington .¢ ‘ i ) \ _ Sapely Co. 16 rin - oF: - F rize K ‘tra : \ . \ Hispateh : Bier Of advan , nie te LAO — ‘CTerences , ‘oe ~..* ‘8¥ettes and children's . rR , : 3 . ee aa om ne vw a ) Or nian uM fVarye on A P ¥ - cir " «te : rere’sag ° ‘a! M; ° i pions a pref ~ ‘ iqj miiGgs n iotnes . ¥ aN rod . ty ; ' . ’ = ~ = é | s , - I +r ie . Sires Poss oF ay vipat en “- ~ “tary i-unmon * erred Ft- * > ‘> . teagcd { te Hi Bids re ¢ } a i ; } % 2 \ ih i. A[) “itt “Sif 2 ] + ‘ re a p “S1ij ie tT inrited Cr] }el de K-6 Post Dispat h — fk -Witig — — en "' “pi . *, tr _ | ‘AN? lia s nee rt rates , : . expert on ONniv Hy abil{ry tm’ oan ; : : . wie eit by SK Wi . . » y , re LOO] ‘ riche . ’ =. Bei cic ALLALEIS “ | ~ wm , . average arrean.c: ni at Quality of wort, resent ‘ } re] IN¢ Sit , ae ms m=. ~yee. I) , ; init . y The sAns eve, rs ade 5 Olive an “) Sold asa: ‘ee ° ee Peiie ' ; -TePments: jer TT) 6 f“aiary $10 but bave dener f ' ‘pha, oT ‘eaning fires tab! Ored Washine live G and ipStairs Meld wil! BARTEN DE R Stead: com Ys — , . emaiely ;_ponuaios ¥ fe vi ny ‘ P . , , i } fr. 0s me p whale a’ary i — nein ts a2. — Or RmMa | receive mininiun of 81°; c*, mma COO) Uy Cla reie@rencves | orest « aNi Lindell a ee ' ‘at? uk lin BOYS IG we irs « ’ ¢ 'e BUSHFE! MA’ M -_ + ' ; ia Be ‘ 1! " ~* " tt ; iw at | . . } ty > en" ay 2, , “oe . ° . ~ j . . ex ‘ j (mM, > - a a “ — f i an - ty > , ‘ e ons nite ca pias avi 4 -"& in ; } . : wm b vs | 7 3 | i | tloa ‘ ‘ . a | And Shenar ha and Yio y ( ‘? OF ® | rT irive o! , ito Dainter Can do strine nd finish \ . Fr outs de on mall fami >. nO laun ; OGRAPHE Rt sit es Derienced Willing : : | "how oF stan Bla , 2 g tf : ; . BS os ed Yorkr . . , Tie. A ‘ Tow ' : “tra % C — ; “4 a 5. ' . : | DE : | a ; -—Vremte.. | Aan: reasonahte tebe iPrnrne Vork ; ; ik Compete ou! ~~ an AMM Sunaa. 1; » te a Fa PR — «wo lrna a iv at gee Cla@Qpen every ha .t book « “are : eer our DRUGGIs Sit_; registered: , Marshal! 127x ra ntan garnone evenings, assistant bo Ly Secretary stenogr; = yee work to be aa ne — pase BEI’? , | we Pay ai : nist'® tage : : om ine Cases ve Satu be r : Bn. vou i , it 7 perie ar ix. Jenton 927\ T oY = DOOKKeéper 34, Stern H’pher ane Por:. Disses st home. Box K -5 34, Ris PROS Arply & & Wal Pines. To ‘ air p 5 tram. = pte ey PMR, Al a I? one oe ’ Z ar ting ‘ 1) wor "I work = "AINT HD ‘' ‘ ‘41 oweie) , , CONS, tor'’e oe ‘ cn ] *t) i Waker ler : SDAate) ae “lee : | i. Sp 5 | ine, ne é ve Het an : | on. salar re] Sj pga ape . With py} Ts office (I) UST ete an ¢ Ral fa : et aK Rox Rind p Ty OO) « at he rar : — ecnan Nave ‘ferences i mane Sng real Cstate: hear ad NOG ey APHE RR Si . 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- YANTED-MEN. BOYS” 4 j —_ 8 Men and_ ‘Boys Wanted—Is the position _ you _ seek advertised in these columns today? = a eile e Sat s SB BOYS la —————— bea NRG Pisa . a oo —— a cae tea’ at qe ) —AELP WANTED—MEN. sovs BF sears, tO We eereter, aE NELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS | HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS | HELP. WANTED EN. MEN. BOYS “So HELP WANTED—MEN, _ BOYS _|_ HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN. Boys HELP WANTED MEN BOYS i . y gt Bag S arm + ; ‘ . ie - o grind and clean light wo! ’ BO’ ae ae tne Pag sexier evel “at type ee ‘CTTER— Experienced To middies and GROC ERY _C ( — ¥ RK —4 ‘all é 116 an os “refer .. . rei: and write drayv ticse\s. Ca. ve a ith foundry exp Be nem or preferred. > . Db -eference given to one fam tar with wrar Apply sth floor, Leather Trades Bidg., lbwe |) 6 N. Oth st. ileal remaveiss ve ROCE as™ rai LERKS , Oa haat who ol — c) | PAINTER— Soung SS icawerd. hh ae OO ae post ans t (o4 ; , a ; =A aeenenes — -* " y Triste! h ‘¢é oye + COR ’ ’ -j classification. R. J. Dawson invalia ‘Board of Publication, 2712 Pine st ie! A le turners | im steady work. Caradine "Harvest Hat © ete ghey ee ae i gt PAPER HANGERS —First-clas mets x - Sie = Wtctorle ae ! Co.. SS tone (Ol DELIVERY BOY-— | Xie ae 2128 Washington. meee eady work. Andrew Schaefer, Clarence work. Schenk. Zi08 & Grand a RIVERTERS. Buckera, beaters and stichrrs. | 3 . : we YE ns r wo tor count ry; Aa imme sd Od ’ > i Be -Apply De Bernard, 509 | Wh ] rollers J Pe Ten? . is . and Natu ra! Bri ige Pp 4 Py R- H ‘ Ne + > R And painter ea perietix a ; on Bal) ri errs. raitread errands: ‘mt. Bay: Seaton. Tel Cabany s719W. a! A ows’ lag. HA MEA (c) | ee sgineesoiaee M. AN- Experienc ed, rag Mee a go d ME oe Two more Al shoe repair inen at Toll. NN Leonard can earn good — a~i Com, > ei ; ; = , DENTIST First-class; ‘ ? “aT nr to Dir lecher eyer Bros. Drug 0o.., = Boga _ oo ae Se «*" ‘= . : —— a9 Natural Bridge. inceta Stee SHELMAN—Must do pressing. ionterprise ood salar “permanent position: Wheel borer. : tn and Clark. rN I ce a $25 a week. G. D. Porta & Son, M7 Gaper HA Se aipet-ciaas.. Call, Sua- BUSHE Co.. 4229 W. Kasion good salary. Magruder & Owings, Spring- | ind * ad, a . Fe. Smith, Ark ve Ae eee set On - ira ee eanink - . cl BU SHE L poo A “3 : j a oy ap ge re ‘ hou rs in evenin: and general work in factory). Standard Sento: ERA bit : ; wv goa Ve = : | gat XX, Market §& ; tv. gooe ine. 4710 Delmar bv! RATER, a nt rarer eenn ox K-37%, Post-Dispatch. -' Bolt headers. x poo te woo nn Si Pencil! Co., 1822 Locust # | pA —— = ae weet Se MEN high-« laws, ‘ : ‘“TIST Hieh- ass plate workin . mae ; fldgeriv, mot in drait. #) nall cases and Ni “9: ne a i r} mea F " : ~ ip nine a poll . flou niger y and serv! r an allround tan canennay ae © 4 Bolt heade ° heaters. % 41 ‘Sng room: etate age: good op uta Tin & a Wk ‘> th ar inion Wan Mr, wim ; earn $100 * week y with ‘ wi ¥ 4 . . avis 4 be Z A ifh i 2 i ays ' . ‘ 7s . - npetent to ‘ake impressions and ft j ‘\ |. (>I \ . = nortt nity. ¢ E-226, Post (-Dispa ca ( rk &\ (ot) earie , t nv ewtigat ta . this is 4 clean-cut husiness pt “OF 0) st! . AM ER IC AN C AR A D M AN Middle -aged olored, Work A} mat war . “all at 14652 8S. 2d st Me AME nda sover, tWwiy ©a- Bt ' . ; , Deli nar Cy y Bax io “olea' and i awrence. (| 1) = = : > ¥7 ¥ . aint ad machin who is ToL 4 fraid of “wc rx P * P , - . _ A El . ee. —_ ; J " rn : 7. ££? 2 : . y I > civ arma crease 3 s :d mas As ; = oie ier need apuly: sallieanena re \Ladison. Hil. U) MAN Experten ‘ed in office work *. ar D 12 J+. 10 h usky men we onda’ 7 orn Lit rn Pit EI TiS , 1 to w or milv on : , work App” nS-—At lal orers, pOCSSiINs , quired and furnis! hed: salary $50 per “ cp—EXPERT AND FAST, TU rape and accurate at figures beh not afraid 2 m.. The Barrett Co., Levee and ‘ oe Boer: sar pga gen : , Appi 23 S Iroadwa* SS f ane M iis npn and comm! si B J-292, P } BAND AWYt . ON | t AN rs, So wT a of work; state age and experience. Box mt (c) eat have \ . - a, ‘ 7%? r anu An i m 188i on. Ox - ost- Dis és * cuT STE: ATI! aa ‘ REV OLY ea H - in| W 9 \ OTK ¥- 101. Post- Dispatch. ic | —— ’ ‘ hlleachery 7 =" 10 Polk st SET-t P MEN \ rain ; - steady M A = RS 906 Ss. 12th St. q ’ 4a " ' » cs ON IMPORTANT ( rOV bk! RN M KN T | SS, “Thy 4 } ; rT ‘kh ay — ee For addressing atalog é nvelopes ° no iz *pr al = . : 7 hh sur bd + S| App! ‘red Medart DE NJ isT— } ermanent position, Jou; WIL L PAY . ~ {EST Ww AGES | LiEGs ’ i vy wots | MAN Or man and wife to go on smat!l farm iome , c; must write a good, plain hand; ‘ MBERS —Feour. Call Lin tell 4. Sun | Wanted set-up men on Cleveland auie- ei K 4 “ gic (ec) ] ] es ] IN TOWN FOR SPEED. | in Kirkwood; must work reasonable; good} $1.50 a thousand. Appl) employment office, | —_°2 matic screw machines: steady employment : oS eo" rood Saiary; Pp easant work- eH. HANPETER FURN. ©O., ) ; . | home. Call or address Millinery Store, 1609) 2d floor, Stix, Baer & Fulle -PLUMBER-— Nonunion,, registered. 2818S Dai- | highest wares eDAND. ARS Cniversity. Sea 11 , az , « yi ;" ‘“ Ls t. t ; 38 " : wiv vers CABLN EIMAKER—Call Sunday &. m-. , ‘Ing conditions. A ] DR. R. |; _PAUM STS. ; | REE Market st.; St. Louis. : MEN—To work in Jutmber aes good wages, | _*°" —— [RELA — re st Charice: 1 ' .| 1 e Ppry HARNESS MAKERS Harness cutters, union | ri\T? * AT ON MAN--E xperienc ed, for clerical position in seeady work. Andrew Schaefer, Clarence ‘MB + fs Graham Plumbing and neous SHIAPER HAND Molder hand, e CARINE 7, & AKERS -To repair career ( : COLEM AN. Dent ist, 99340 | machine operators and saddle makers. | RAN SPORTAT ] Js buving ger 8 Geller-Ward-Hassner | and Natural Bridge. ters ‘o.. Academy and Ridge. hands “ good pay ‘a — Mill. 17 I airfax. ; Fas , mt Burns Saddlery Co. 71 3 Lucas av. (Cc) liar iware ‘ . ¥ 412 N. 4th st. ic} ~ WHITE TO WORK IN COMMIS- PONY HOY To deliver borses 1804 Mor sore Norta u) = ply a Christy | Market st (ce) . — ph ee aT ee nae ene | ‘DL TCE ETC: GOO aha ' Coster. we ( TARP i -N be “ Two A} D - te “mT AN—For. yard cusework;, Kood root) i HA NDLE PROD" ; C.; GOOD ran * . —— r piant, 46 _ Kine'’s highway. DIF MAKER —First-class "ol y “empleo ™ AK iy ing?" land, Geller-Ward-Hasner Hdw. Ll N¢ H EN ROI THE and board: apply todey. Phone Webster | USI03 frat Y gh AP PPL *f ty WALT. | pormnTeR--Office ylored H. P. Coffee Sire : —Kapertented; Pad > i; 4 «} cy ° Ovi at my , eg ; ‘ * © 4 ! ine of i _ a ’ ST : ‘ fa") ’ q ‘ral. ’ eek ¥ . ' ° “AR PEN reRS all a vio Washing i ot ment department, Century Electric Co. Co.. $12 ~. 4t! (c) 6 oR Algonauln r ae "o 1901 Spruc a re : ety ic: today. 1817 Pine st IFIARNESS MAKERS se. ul «xperiences ' > . | avn Bis. 3 : | HARNESS ce BO ito ) : SHIP DAIL vy 6 . - , 4 vel ; . : 4 y \h*. « nc. : ?, assist ant photgranm postal stt Colored, fof general work in dining | 3 riets oe red O11 Washi a , . > *-O¢ A " is . ie 5o0d posit EE ell lignans yo te SEL TE piv Sunday, § to 1l a. m.. on : | wean: i’ ) . , : - Oi, . iy American : | I» : (cl; , . me 1% i . ; : on . ae : Foow % es F ; 4 . 4 . ; . ‘ . a ‘ : sé s | drug stor J irdavgy "Oy! F ad ; “TR } ane a | “ Ta | e: day i +o suas rh, ri und, , Ti . and i l ; en eran ~~ 2 f ; ; > ,? ’ . a ‘ wa? - - “ ni. oo . ; ‘ ‘ . > " ae ie ning eut tie fot my i} \ ae eh Pe eae ten @ + Ee ‘~nerien ced . nix baking powd , as* expert . , ry to sari POR True oO ores r genera! 1, opposite Union)... 20) Cass SErvIiC® pag perianal factory work; must be|——-———— : ’ | wort piv supiight factory, 1500 (c) Worn. vv dncdvntecedbc bY Ue woe ei £96 waa ¢ eae 7 "Ky . 2 oe $45 and b ard : = s* iV r2icea ; ei (oO t , ‘ i 2 es i mY f [eT , » 1G Ua. . . ‘ 4a ; . ] )#T te . . . . y ' ‘ > + for 1 are iro Oriice, Taf > 4 ris Saf .iolils i y sme _ - ry" «ry ,yrrn - ‘ Oo .o3h al. ‘ | ‘ : , my tity *T } : ue ae hepsi Shag e's; t" kB ‘ a ’ . reve store i entra: tute * , - . . ormta::. . ’ ' ‘ ? eo. ’ on - . . _* . , * on? , ? - Tite =” * * sage @ ot . n ; ‘ aed J a ‘ ss : ‘ ue ; : ; : ; " : 4 ’ v7 ra rr ar ae , tye OPTI cee. Bh eT onc oe) Iooyr : ae b oF paint . Ts er oa are fn : . ; , ' Fv0gd Day. alias “i 37 iy «(seas ' \ oUt ' ; ree 4 100). ~apiaoadingae =a ae ° ry? w : ° — Piick ‘ rec ai ue I , , YN : i : = man. : oe enn ; = maha » ‘TI P isi2 Pre kiin «a Ww LJ : = ‘ yt ons a nan’ Bo work’ in our bakery = 8 Ae Ono Morgen}; OG =RUTCHERS fA Nia perl ees ne house: sete a0; 2004 mt. UNION BIS ne 1 large oft ' oli | es » 4, bas OR .? vt “O14 Towa Bt LOG 1 he ERS ii 4 nnovtvnity 1 © ment Box C-29 "| “102 VY. Sixth (e) - eal i 4 tT ivf ; . WA GY ae eure , . . nh A ' at 4 i ~ _ Coe : ’ cred t? ior I ~ ~~ > . I Ny : : eb A° ub Ou § ‘ ] . ; F ‘ , yrs “ea «1s . : : picture inn plae : * OF pPerate Sor! ne : " : A 4 ' . _— ! pe Salle - \ \* + f wy . > é : oe - or’ x ~ ecru ma ' jer en b , . - , “oe . sale ' ; : A, : " ‘ ; / : af x. . haya TAT = 4 . . vif as angie Nit N rig oY ‘ } a q 4 . . . & ® : ’ 1 . wis ‘ _ ‘ , a ny ‘ a . — . ° a . . »,y « he 4 . ova . ® e' rt : re ¥ ii Tl ‘ . . nh » , e . . . AG fs honan #81 ‘ Duet a , edt so BO ee : Lat? sh! . jpC eu ea iasad ‘ ; PRSTAI' RR. ne ' ‘a )] ; 110 ing Jonn ‘J ilii- PiOR : White for a.oon ail before N a i 78 le ht fa war Y a> ry Orit tR—To run Ford truck tor feaq store, ere - $1280) Mostieit, S ps.es 160s! ex rE” Tr A ta -~" nm, “d and Ce das ste. . fey! m.. 2300 Olive WEF it || \ “os ; | ; Pe a - y : : . “ay Lo % \¢ ona .* \ \t 4 . ; 4 — WW ral: a or ,por t' ini ie. for ( ‘ Cem : > preferen e: position offers rood salary ana Loo wages. apis a onda . VU ena — Ns - | : " ad » + '«* Hox F- 281, Po-t-Dispat h. ic HOS ST L : 1K 18 pe i CCE U ~— 38 }ust- Dispat atch. requires a man over "> vears old, desirous Bakery, 000 Rut ger. ) ST, a Cc? : , aay ‘yr . “ay 2 N. =4 - ca 7 . Rr ape antviess. | yf secu ermanent outdoor empioymen:, MORTER ite for work round ®&€ orgs » 7 ae PS. otha t- Max pe coc iekie am inega : $ away. C ! erepiione business, 1 of securing per ! PORTER— White. 50 at + ~*~ 2 wagon. eee teedes. “308 ‘N. ’ Main 142 Bs : = ae . \ st Bt. 1.005. joath to start, =: with opportunity for advancemen t; old esta shop. Apply C. J. and F 1}. Briner, 0% SI AN DARD W AGES , % | —~ | DRIVE R—E xperienced, for 6-t ton truck. r HOTEL CLERK Wri ite Pe +; ’ experiect ne, ation, age. vei 1) welgnt. (en eg pms : Hox F-98, go" ater Morgan st. , “AD i? "e- a , " ” , e. x A-16%, P08 pst-I ch. e2) ial Occupation. f0 “ PIER ’ : in retatl store; salar $4 { 1 {ae re le ‘ vg m ( hl Lumber Co., MAL ! re ferences. ak bd : ees : Le et : PORTER reg. in rela | store, Saat). . . , 4" ( AR we ARP K piy Monday a. : sana : “pt : P ¢ and solicit for , : Apply to Aioe ‘oo SL Olive A PPI iY | IEPAR IM ENT . ¢>¥ } ; ‘ | GS Newstead av. (c) | HOU SKM AN—Experienced. whire FoCS ll Salary and com- | MicN-—Two, good. to collect as per pairers, coal car siders aNd | -—--— yor laundry route ir Flat ive wages; room «nd board. Apply Housekeeper, on. $%: 50 to per month 3| life insurance company: good pay. S16. O) 4th floor s y ’ a° ca . rr . e 4 4 Se : : at aad i , r er . , * - i e : ‘ . DRIVER—For laundry route i” | gruceingham Annex, King’s highway 8tn equired: bring ederett es. Appts DS | per RS y and commission: splendid | CoRTER —White or colored: 90 per week, | . - } - pood proposition for the Bangg man. . a co?) =— ~ } ry ' ’ er ‘ , : = " handy men ; c ssential wor K. Ap P cog Sviculate see Mr. Br + }._ West P an _—— . P ‘ _ , FoR pie ana +4 ae : “s gg he gy eee : Apply Standard ‘ atering ‘0. Grand and ' TT ce a Tir ~ i Oo" ment } AMERIC AN CAR & KOUN- | wood Laundry, Kirkwood. 2) | HOUSE Ae R— cong on Von Verner /A WAN—To do porter work, packing and mak | Ke: Monday d:! Olive Se \ J. a ps y , a : t ee, > \ : oi petit 4 lax ' : : a " : ae “ . : pty — ; DK VER-—Who has had some “experience in|. ae = Se rear ¢-% aces pes Jo himself generally uselu in wholesa: — ~ 5 Be ‘illing te t St.| FORTER—To work ever ings from 6 to § r - ve) ORY CO foot ot C her okee st. eighing in live poultry; a Iso man to work }- HOU wisM! N--rwo- colored Mit Wash chance for 2 govencers re “thee a and ; . Rees, Supt. John and Saturday afternoon. Apply 915 31 j wureau factory work . cate : ic?) in o iItry house. Call Monday morning or | _ton $25 month, with room and poard. ar™. expe ted.. Box Art": ne Sein ock ‘Insurance Co.. 10th » OUIS @V..j, Cas ees s¢? Mr. Davies, 3010 For hbing and| can call Saturday evening between 5 cr) HYPNOTIST Wd. -f‘or curative Urpuss: f WMAN- To drive tru ‘k and 10 landscape Work E axt_ St. _Louts. Itt. | PORTER First-c'ass, white or colored; #904 ——— - 9-1 : (omy f “AR 73 AGE ‘” ATTN’ y bi 7 rUvvV., a ‘ ‘ | 3h), stand 74-75, vv nion Market. : (c or one who knows compu. lgory bay Bes poard on Dp! ‘on 4 a if lesired. W esto eT MU L TIG ke APH Or }- he A T ORS _ ages: short hours: referen: —_ tee ee |. Sete . J. and ! ©. briner, ny Morgal ’ A good color 45 Appts + hn Sa LOi- Appl: $ “head jant itor, no oOst- oo ‘) -Dispat h. ni : oo cat-L)is. Th x’ Vewe i. — NSP KA uel ee | ssential work. ae = pegs ee 1% er emplorers. Box _%-109. Io ‘. n Cor I RL : =r = ~ " eriens ce. - witl give ‘cel . Boring ‘pool Co. S722 Forest Park P ; years old and MATE sé ied, for establishe. s ro ee Rox F-&>, Post-Dis atch Stalt “oo S&S HKroadway ic) SHIPPING cLERK—Experienced. MEN |) WORKERS-—-2u Louis sich ws RUG CLERK—Expert oe 7) tra? 17 i Oe oung man, wiih te > ~- aa " tI . Seda.) ved 2G ach / 3 me . * . » VV no e erie! nee re- rus yniv t? e following this | 4 — okt let Ealietsenn Piggy G1s0 Delmar. (c niG CLER ceigtant, in Mi oy 4 “ hepa red ‘ost ‘patch. ER Se en VN 4S ili nee ‘Falion and Cass. (o) ernment ork ; B13 my $1 800 a ameter : hou a S hom 4230, taturday m. | = ae Be are pores penman. | Apply (i se ' : “3s ide » n s] if i Gi ; : er ree 2 . , “i por unit y for i married man °° . co . -, a In vs \ Commere ia} rick 1,?- ; Ainsy TAUFFEUR—To drive truck, Vralie Ba oe all § Nair 1992R, Brid Be m Serr BoLvaes - ~And tiene ent ie AN—Fine Bs t A Amc con weno Ok * Ca.l . les ) Ss asa-i° ———— -—-- nu " eS ae la “ieee 90 or ae ye ° ’ a “ , a! sly. aw) tine at tes) [fo drive a ( weth D) eing and ' caning Co.,, Les { . MAN-—Coffee and tea delivery mun on es y say C -- {@) , ' > N 606 . - -~/s Mondays mort LT ’ . ‘ 4 ~? ¢ : | JANITOR Geet. = - reg “3 = \ND tablished routes in group of towns near W ellston ( al 10 5900 VW ¢ ST. ( pir My . Gold Dn. KL | E's a7 9 f SHOEM AKE s ra ‘y work zc . Vande. - “morgen: ST Ee wy morn “—" a * , , } -1¢ r ANI’ % R- For Catholic se ol. v812 & . -- galary and cam mission ; ‘, ’ eS. » | ente Por truck; call Sunday ™ ch EANER -And spotter. Box 4 y. eae ae | erty, “- Ap age ale eunit tna (lat yA! ) BOOKKE EPrPERS, ' Washington. C) VON tee. — mi Lawton - FE me es waren PORTE RS W ANTE 1) stem: empl loyment. William Pteifter. ie ; : 7a a 7 mee ° } > (‘abanv 47 ‘ ost . : ass ae ah A . —- . ‘entra! ep! . . . _cennes. n Morgat , airs. immediately ' Phone aoe , , ; : . wide c ¢ ery 3 {it-edger, +7 a , Q . eryck yD 2 ee Tr o N OR ke avariment, er. handy 7 MAN- We want ior o ’ Dinaery @ B&B}. Co-cverating with he UW. ; EK mg tines a ; sdivi SHO AK , Steady work; good wares. ta nce ag Piod ee q at ~ — oar. 0407 we herok ~ pe at y | her BOOT erli va av avery \\ eek one who can work in other departm poe Service. has_many positions an ; Winters Electric 0. bo Tes “Bend FO: | JANITOR Good white Saggy Be oa ple er PP’. : rneasures, for weighing up; one who hae 1 : m1 (~ al Fa KING. Broadway and Locust st. SHON ELERS ~ POT WASHER-—Wohalte o colored: $40, room Vrecking an \ nerd . eh hes to ‘engine: 's08 Wachington. (eT) | JANITS ie ~Mober and re Va Je man who un- i} yf ae “an ‘ CS lle Dt TT MGill ken, Sd and | ’‘edar ets. (ey iain ; and boara Fia.n!iton Hlote! Hiarmilton = | eo, De HE! ‘‘an and tinware. 19 e ra - ~ _— me ‘ n - { P YT 1 se x? - . ut ie : . noun ron p pee oaceay” 4 . ne j Y fc } ‘ ‘ 4 T roru rs mrs ae ws =...T wo, colo ‘ veiween | derstanc 1 al ae —— — “ . Peg nas 2 i ‘ x N-~-Mi iddle agea: or atout poy. to learn War Mapie —— antevent . ’ ; » for ; +r. bv references. ap: che ages of 16 at ‘. Pee ee ici) | whether > ite or colored; must refer Nol vice Boggy + ry in ladies pat factory: good pay yy . PORTER— olorec | good « hance Briana -* alec GOLICITORS— F our hign-clags, at an $t3 4 ; mus urs } Ly ww VLC hile learning. ag ne gaa, position Was ee lv - J . NY . stanel, Do gle ye ea! entrance >. oF tos « Bay aaa" 5ies 4 ne ws 7a oi er war ‘ ie i ig . ". 1 ‘ P 05 £1! ii ' . em " a } ‘ora ae, j } ENGINEER Aalc lat ni iry. 4AToOO >. ve.(c7) }’ ost- Di at nate “h. ; *\ i x. Brimsm ade Merc 0 DAY DIGH lr ] [,A; | i 7 = : - -_ - shes Ww !’ : eur mone’ oa h day call 1017 - . = \ oe ae ’ ‘ é oO ored or {lor ' . - : : Riarants Bidg.. 8:50 to ll @ ™.. also ‘PrEUR yours, , : age man preferred. as oe & 24 = Bt ic)! ‘ si cial ; “oF . _ oOo ‘ near -ansed 745. 3 oA : . Ist A vi. aw: repat: depal . » a wlr — - 7 + Ply = all Sat anil rit hi ; . ue rot S Grand. (jrand ®2% (c21| By NGINE one [,icerT a tationa se Weils- | — Sis ee. & Fuller. as and mt)? £eD Mat ket OL. MAN Young, vp! ~aferably 4 ee ‘a PARK AND DOLALAN —_— en & Co °14 (‘entral Nationa. Bank : ~ nn yispatcn 1. 2 alivery truck GIN EER-—Experience’ +4e cd T ———— - . echoo! aduate ty» work inc hemica e tidg . . iS , orive light gl jen ment; a 2 janing Miil ('o.. Boo Wells as JOB Phinss Fr ‘SDER—Ebaver ‘jenced. britt, ment, ot rtting uD orders, salar $50 r Sess - saiiaiadaiiaeal PRIN? 5 take wositl , country | of 7 4 LEMMA > Who can do harness oe 5 >. oe “ 1 en 310: met. WINK ER—For refr igeration: night, oS. rh Cc) ’ n t star. with. } ei! Chemtcal = ; regs “eaiar $2: - , Ww and live in companys house. Box ¥- , : ies gine ti h. : ; 2S petit Call Sunday, 10 to 12a. M.. 26). CSSMiEN--An unusual opportunity =10 th st vn a | Trpe Fe undry Monda eernin , Dispaten 3 Dy os set ome i (e)} . a: .s ee : GTABLE POREMAN— Salary $0. per ‘month: ——————— iia wrrie A. Box i : re 2 F at wo : OU gen, , ; , mner cantile house, ¢xpcri- - taait x \- tn southern part o: st ; ome rumity for young man. Box 22 415 Pe, SoS maintenance: anawer, giving record > ae \ | it i = ae : , . V-75, Post-Dispatch — WAL Ki Ww ridge Co., 101 at preferred; ady wore on _— — e 2 tec:* a? ts *RS Cylinder: : : Brice ante “ mall voi - $21 per week af N ASSISTANT—In lumber anufvac- ; UMBEI PILBRS Steadr ne Tk. Li i- Bo experience, whether or not —_ ( 19 be ini } phon ° Ri. printing Awe er. pe , ‘“eatnnt. 3 reEAM FITTER Hed. eit Must be expe- ; : ee ree ' ae. ¢ downdra:t : : purenm office for invotce Gees ‘ ‘ Lan Lumber (o., Page ane Wabash tr : id reference, edge pe ‘ 1 a8 T h le TI C 1att 1 ae omy 4 ome t , “ rienced Cail Marshall 3 ‘ detniinch mpetent a ; gt PIAS Re ee aye On nati Sunda ‘ tigures; state saliry pected als 4s (ec) f qualified Box ! 28%. I ont Dispaten. fo handle express ma oF SON PRESS FEEDERS" | —* ahs rENUGRAP Hisk First-claas, for gen- ener se \« a $ . l & ; eee . shen . se 1 ‘©. . 5g ae particulars. biox K-03, . st: Dis at ( 4 ; , ty at. class men 1S2k MA ~. Ma ~ried,: app! icant must “hay f@ “ou a? (;0V erument shi pment S atar? to mMmanrac. 401 frank Nin - aoa office @ ork: state et perience aod - priva i nr 4 : re “" " NER ; ented eee erect ‘ ha a> 4 ‘ (ce?) Ba ps ‘ ed ' nd be dé esirous oO eS ee and cleaner ¢- e well-es'’uo- = — ted Re a3 845 a t Dita. (et ; o> : LACE CURTAIN PINNSE > i i o mon-school cation aT i ; i R KE SE. 5 ci Ls salary ant x Os : Arst-ciass | ;00dfeliow Lace Curiain to., ; ts belt aaa a of ay securing permanent outside employmen’. work at once, keep steady em- tty d paw broker busine 2326 Market. : , flice wei st : " : Iti: Alust be experienceu, St ac ” m se industria fe » Bond STE [NOOR APHER Ani! oft . ant yd ate 7 sof at | ALDOR RS: -Apply 4 i944) Manchester. et _powitt 1216 Pine. (a) preference given it grocers aps oes a per! htt ploy ment, bur Liberty nas ‘RS Experienced ‘n 51758. blo ki ing produce commisston business Address in r 1 63 : : oo re yr — ——_————— . : 2 . in@urance oF reta ) ry Svcs ape . ’ 3 .- oma - le dies ‘ein-! oul . , “ e 4 at references juired. J.owe: Pp! achery. (ey , LaA2 ‘ORGRS--Come reauy to work, Irs, Hal : b irst-c las Govern ment “a bea pays good salar’ and is considered Ap ply AMERIC AN RAILWA ‘ an Dr _ eo Hn pons ba! a writing. iox A-192, Vos: -Dirpatah.— OTA) mt . +s : ninitnd ay > j fi v . . event 7 an? i . , ; ‘ Polk 8’ : and Buc hanan —— = w rich , i pay. it oe Kni ght Mach! Men) amen tial gceupation jJewe! Tea t°e., aex PRESS | O., secon floor. a — a ping and hand presser Appis | STRNGG ae gn oe NG INE 1S R— Th. a{ nn ‘ ABOREB 7; 2 to wheel bDricHh, vu pel . oe > Pe St Ll rE —-——— 5 Pine st ae ss } RE Ssh a van a iG apg poms ong, = tor: xm . = ‘PEUR-— Private ; wages: ; LNG , z hour 1271 Forest lark DI MACHIN!: NDs—_Vor essential work. AP) \iAN” Young, married: applicant must have 20th and Clark. 1 D. Cee eS Te ia) oes tN Ww nm verte in be Par es rnd mechanic rate age + ; ~ he 3 a’ “ening Mil! nh ry ey $a?! ae - Sagrngrers : ~¥ 141% Wasilngton 2° and ©»., ' »aYv i a , _, ni : . , repal! mm ail i. dogvs : vt electricity, to take charge of LA) sokt se our Sg : ollinevilie > ps eee aa ~ ae r aor Ih; (sh common-S* *nool educati on and be J hog MIL. 2 au RIGHTS THE ARNO Te & Xe vp. vd ; - = “shored Koo stead ot re PPA MEIT ER Grahan ‘umbing a" drawing » eal Wi ao yr mac h 1 n ¢e, ee age ge gg, PP aA s Oonly fi lace mén nerd . , t e having indi 18! rial \ite - ejonsible man Call Sunday or ..oncas Heating (o., Academy ‘and ig a al B- Tae pee motor. T¢ frig erating 4195 c «BK LR E its Appl . Ra Ti a Kk, GO) ae - pa be M ACHINY is he ane es rt Sapeae > vn = a og Bate Pgrocer: + ins experien eo: | MOL DERS Ss Bench an) Stocks iN Nationa! (hair Co.. -— F ; —" . red A — 5 , sha? stead av., rear oO! ationa eneec o. 10 t a ees oie peur > e 7 earn $- to $8 « nilv plecewor Government ; vara . ae — ; ; ts and pnd 3 TALE E EUR Married, man sr gs are" CC. ; low pressure bol ers. ag ThT st Acme M a hine .Works. a © IR Miche . position has good salary ands conmicer™ work: open shop, no strikes or trouble. St. ? K ¥S rE — Tt in private te) A} 14H ERS Ou -- steady joDd. ti7 i Laia . - e... vay orc! Jewel Tea Co., Aas B | ‘ f j reliable per Ls oan -y- ’ at Se t 2m . M ! t =] o llround ’ i essent al ( }pation. 4 te lle b: Casting Co.. 7809 N pa ‘ , ° ‘ ‘ “Lk hin Must hare peg \tima ® per mont h. room a nd boa rd. yette. te ch ACH! LN ST: = — br aaptit r th Pina st. iced pe a hie ros) : Line conditions. Scudders Gale G » ause for xen aha state experience pane ee 2 P ). i Bs 4 1LsOREES Ma vireet an preinen a@*. ' 1: hi ht s: st 3 } ' . " RE ce = 4 expected. Lox b= ed : { ( hl N . RY ? L; U B. Riversid / Oe Ve Mppiy Prvin- -{ ‘olron Const 9. Pe a (oe) PA ES : 4 if ‘7 . : »-4. — «cpa eiteaaaaesilacaasta aE TLIO ‘ Poplar ~ Men anted on! for con risssMAN lob: also one fi a Colts war nedtes —_—. td Wauex Cloth. bia ‘Quarry \°.,. ~~ pia e-national ‘ have referce neces as te - vs . 1 ’ ‘y r« ’ s ‘ - > work. Krumm, svyired: . ‘ »-*? M i ron work 14 a. ‘ > . . - ‘ 4#e r _ HOE WAKE rR | or be ach | : panne sonar mill neern being : “4 ’ ' : eid . * . list? . . . . | sop) , ne? \ ‘'ninr®s o , TOO) OP POrLy ! ‘) good ftulur ‘ / * 104) nda ft ~~ 1, ¥ in runo Te" ’ ‘O., _ Barton and Kostiusko. (Co : to wash wilaows; pest wase®. » —- are : ‘a ( = - | | ) ! 1 serene \ { ae Ire Liye {* etl Ink h. . ‘ ay . 5 ser ae 7 Soa hg saa. CAROLE! ies. A ee —— pen -ondult ep — 3 for Ai a. te ed, to 708 St Char les p. he rood vardent a Apply in person or A N\ H« yT R. PR ESSM AN ( \ linder an RP ae te ryt eae - i Saat. onal ena Oiive Oates , Bell felepnone * MA a ay’ werk, Cr ae OT riji ‘ 1ares.: ( y ’ a > } $ " 2 - te] JOD ’ ‘ puss 7 ‘ i ‘ i ‘ . > eee ” tine foare™TaRn 7 ithnoanad weas 4 vee emarytiical work need | aan © veriand. —s : . 8 Rider, sect! ‘ eine), mca : : as ment: ‘ ¥ au ; , vPhone (‘lavton 14, v1. Box inh alent L. VBORE B . rh A agg or colored: he r MA N ro wt load yoo) an } coal Sagi 7 hae & BARR ( Os ant working ¢ onditions. plant : cood hours working con: - CAMS CER ia vton ond elle, lew ave. . “4 ha iGTt. ‘ - ) \ ‘ eve =a * “Oh “ I rior ) m . - I 4 ‘ 4 7 : , ‘ Bil »\ S \\ \N | t-]) se i 7 Mil iken, wl + = ae, - montanes _ . oe gay: r EL .ITz nile . Pralie KBaners & % 41 n He A . - . we A lv at g a. m. Par q\e . Hryin-Colv Contracting fe? | ‘DER ‘jinder press : Const. nel king roon N--White;: stead 0S1t100) PP 7 - ad : rooms end l ited ‘ ‘ ~ i Oo! Color Prin ’ 2 25 SS. ONS sa a . ' ait mt Me \f A as ane e dit ions and opportunity for ac o rwAMSTER teed? dhe. Pparts nt boy? at t> om "alton ark! » hou ine — (cd ] L a LO 2S- Lap, colorea, — pds + Ligeti a Jeve) Tea ©09.. 22 1 ine cr} ° 2 _ cs. ° , > ‘i ° mitt ow : , 4769 or steau 4 . Pig i x e J : ir Ir. 4 anata ; ’ howls iftler and Virginia I és i . I) ter! 1 - ork in ga-age drive cars. In OUT snipping depa rt me ni . on "Oth vancement Box 56 Post-Dis- ae oe | = ~ oo = ie : anitis ’ ; , . > » * ehit urn iti ire ‘ . 14 van ." ‘ ~; oi - ail ; ceric For giaz rg room ' iy employmes:. ty olkankin c ws ee «‘urtis tg. ; ec . Je ; A-= ti. cnt ninech eae . , ? : , ; . Monday morning ; 4. fer Wrecking (0. _ , | MAN--Fe pair ~ kh on property; alSO, fANAGOGR—Man to take cnarse of ' bighes according! pee Se le. 10. tel Stadier, Car- (3) | ak to Pent man. Century Woodworkink MAN —lslderiy, for porter and generm’ .ton. honest: r RE SE RVE MAN forines : good par STOVE MAN-——At once: good or pi Ue. - " 14th boa Wagons. App! morning. lare@reat ' . » Oy ai . . " . r nar 18% var le sgl ; Louis: married man oe | PAS 1 r man to help mim mae. | ST. LOU CASH AND DOOR WORKS, mar wis cafetera in ™ JOURS . ' ? a! ’ “in @ Sunda 1 ven sal Rroed way. ee «=* 0S tel : } r a 4) afr 8. 14 * }2 : ¢ ] * 2 , c } ‘ And coal passer. asi BM ’ L.A BOKER ase rae ; des ~| P i : . . " : ' _ Fn a 0 t ‘ 4400 Lnion. - : good W op sip ale — don - - ay ' t fe io. ’ ey ae good saiary to start. Be x K-51, I -D cy WA VTS tu RIN TET .Must be ft"! “ ; eee | TALLAIR Sees : steady work all ~ ton fer f.. Pas Som na —— oles us “0 - , «3,004 ‘pay, esse! itial Work. fe “4 ert sigh ia nage en AN n candy factory ., MAR UP Competent qulcK on evening er ‘tteade position fo ' - ens = around iv & (rend , oa. ; Ae + - - , " — f ' . ey j sC . . tamety, ; 4 triage ' » 4 P 4 why. a " ~- ’ i} yea Ne ; = . ; ™ ’ 1Ti ' ppl rand CLERKS . , kk cle s aN piy chie! engine er. ‘upp! es ha ee > . ra: "Raw ' ¥ . y 5 ores ©) dail tinion office Adi ress iiead lent - ) ieee -o Wive ith ‘loo TATIAINS ‘ kK of iacies coata,. 1 » veces re AP seed? ckers, wim os | age ; Power Co., Sth ane rep" | L ABOR i = -Ane nag ee ‘a mg ae, heip in ! -roorn of large manu Pittsburg, Kan., giving wase and exper AEH § dul Mths, bi Mind me te ~~ ‘mo ¥ atl Sunday morniag and Ision- Lampere e'evator men, fro 4 ~ heati ne building , kx aery Gtecl | fi ant 7 Lafayett.. (C) ence. PRINT MAK ERS—-Etpe 01 ‘ ‘ ; ager! jal oy . . °T *) MAN F OF reat! e ; A “4 ‘ ) } ‘ eady’ i 5 ‘ . : sesie ; a Ts wi ape — ~’ ‘Lt ~ + wot 9 ' itter ine nent Meve: mo — = verience pe ferences age. Box . Jefferson and ; , TN 2s tore, - : MARBLE: AND GRANITE. CU TTER: A‘ cae ual Vio 2 é aes , ; Shel ich : ue . ’ 7 yan a \ . ' a¢ @IlASS, pe eras . oO! , ailround men y 1. Moore ie M BIT \W ASH ERS L Tort Dispate h. AOR a T'.. gy A ~ra yy - : | - : mn ‘ Monv nent Man , Pop!a. Biuft Mo \ | }t) () ’ ita ‘ ai Bridge frd.. hen me-half block AN—To do 1 "Or n factory, if crip (co) White men. Apply at ‘ra ‘ar mers ee ee ee eae nie ate watt Box F-28), P.-D.'¢) expert- ; ae weet. Be bane . at -- a . aN TD WIFE “a o urge ee rage, 36224 Laelede d valid ania — \ ‘ i ce ; ’ ‘ ‘ _° ~ 0 e of. . : “ - 2 — Z 7 " p ed rooming house, 826 N. 15th : ee. orlus Prevision Co.. SEWING WOMEN — For the : ad ’ Ay °* 1 eon post y? — | r’ : : ‘ , F pA "aE Po work in our bakery anne =e ae gurniture FIRE? LABOR IR S—-Stead) work. ae. enw houseneating | | : Jrapery workroom. =~ . " doves Sg ‘ i » expe: . J Pr Le 6 7 ’ : Py . ‘ ? Pen ; and 0 a m at) at ee j ice) . . . : .d rocerman Pu: ares? ‘ ‘ ‘ ond « eye a ’ and of 1 ttl . Men about Ib years ous rome ey as 8 ' Lk. p vie oa; at oy rnet! Ment. N A PIONAL LEAD ).: Man ocd ery ae 7 “Saday. Matt beget "pte an - per be ~ rary MXPERIEN ED SALESPEO | ro —* . «lar in teris rk; | m ¢ a “erat 1¢ y”\ 1S EN | Bi & ‘ ] 10) wal Lint TORS r instaliment _" row! Shoe Co.. 17th and Lucas — ™ ehester and Sublette. Te ae Station, OF Ferguso! r tine TTE RASH, aero Al Van PLE Mor neck wear. notions, hte , : nsitine 4 ser ge oe . cperie ed grower, APP!» nme Oe a 4a. with carpenter ( ; pas ht Market, 4306 nbn Lab — las ' . " } xt hy at. gg ge ted , SALE . an | ssa perl ‘ert Mane he: 2 cd ? ; age - - Monday mo n't ~ 4) r - .“ 7 orp RR Micdie-aged, teads —— OW f Iry ‘ leatbe i ror is, won Cory, Pee Pe , - a oe ———sjenced, cor ime payl’ ————— Fr cy | x5 R KIGHT ] ABOR ERS- ro DO W ARE- ——- - a — a | ene ences required. . A. Fneipe u ‘> enoes. handkerchiets, se PUN ES ee 5 ~ — a , BOYS hows rina nel rood ‘ath PL OOK LAY Ehs— e : Oe ean cer penn 6 a | nusnind Get. R : AME RS — And handy men “tt 3 h : ‘ 3 3 an + = ivny _— — ; ARS ES Qi N T LAL \W OR - HOUSE TRUCKING : GOOD b2a 3 * a § a poem =a) 8930 2 ) a ECI ANIC root be eapert , , depend: ~ vel ee Snot od pene on ctae} mare * (jovernment ‘ ’ . e ‘ ey : , ee ; ates hag 4 No ’ . : > QO wi bo hws wo ' , > 2 Ki : : i noi) ‘ t : pid vi he Ae i" ta : ' ‘ : : - : ad by ~ ( (). =p ; VE TT “AND SHEAR PAY. CALL VWONDAY WUORN- au aktbeot | nund | ee os a a RIGGS. ANDERVOORT work. | ST. LO Is | AK yf. rood = pre yn, sur ne Ss HELP- , ' pakery; good tot 2780 mea or oe aree T ur in tior BARNES 2000 N. Rroadway. ts 8 : Le eS died OP ik case AND ror ING ‘e.% Mi. }S00 Ni. \LALN. C ‘or bathroo ind sanitarlum arinie! Food portunity. ees ; : | : | perienced -: os : = te , - ia , . . > . n with tiay x , ’ ; *r +s c RC) G tgp ae bean matings ype Day and night i es- Apoly soe aie rr bright ivative abiilts pply _ super! } Ty AWT LY erament work. gapels Duco AGSINE ME, ) eP ana’ 2 uu Fn ee v } oA. oe i. nes we a rs} ih 1] Ayou Lender i —_- arrmace ohh ne ckini opi ; 3 18) —o = —— ; ‘ . tore ' { od ential wor kK. Apply * : he “Uaedl \ ident — : -ouse ul . ? M i: ‘'LIANI — Famill ! Ww . p ae et ate sfonde’ oS ay } r.0 ‘ mw tome . nes . i: aie TOOLM AK ERS , ene | er"? ‘ 2 : ; tae " ss “ ; , SI I tee eale) ; bb - pe ogy | eg ae KUR \I AN ' bo ¥ HE {AN )S—io00d Pr: Le CIM! I : re. . SS > - : reference and 4 ~ ae 2 - pe. - Tf - samme _—y ep! Sul di | tw i 4 { i - eee ~ dened aah : - ' 5 SPLENDID OPPS MRTUEN te ee OOo oo “ eeryerersg iness and tial work; permanen.. ae eee | ee ee SS » P place to the righ’ ——-_—. er gr 1 2. rf., 4300 Finne: ic owas = “ . i ' ~*) neue ” ‘ at ‘ nv? ‘ te ‘er ; r ae me >) \“" ~ _ , ; ‘ Acie winner sollere. fc) i fleor - | Ome oe ; aot , ti N ath st % -h Lap N BETW EEN 20 tt ni oon and witerers: . f \fa e* é ct er & i rinst i> tire — ponth Appt» tat TO BE T R AINE 1) , vt ele work Western Mamping * fer ‘ » , @ y } | 7 | ie | See . ae = | A! oe Wee Ee ter el pal ps M Apply’ , . en ! - | ie deenele : Rroad wa fc) | Main and tive . , hk ' t th Tes ! IN 3 . Mapatech : , Os — ten irons. _- — = And helpers. in sh TNT W : {) a! ee ~~ Vy O Hl D CRATER Man to roped stinn: sieads ac INPlos mene. oye, ’ ORKS LINEMAN if nade pagina ; . iT Dae rs " , Y Rey 4 , : oe en position A aoly reir P me oun oom ~" . = . a re: " "kK roger , — — es and ° q a © E ployme: r poet | KAM: hens lAndel! a . ; eae J +e» . ’ : * . - “" ‘ . rr . 9 :} - . i ’ . ‘ . , . ” y : , j > iz ut a MS oe : ° ana” — ee 4a. a ld for clean, eight hour CTTER—One expenme need on ; TE » MM AF Be as 5, Suaee od PRATOR. - lexpertenee ; ge = - an ‘ oe and Baking C0. Tiffany and Viste. | Wholeasie house. experie™ _ veal ws LE ANIZUR- 4c008 pay. candy jet ‘ ~” 4 . ’ Srhlennr , > : , ” . "1 aa at “tl y ' on pr TL) - . Lsroce . : ly j - r expr “ oF : . i. ~Sojlendicd or itv S must underwear preter red. : “ie oe erienced; must fCo*) 08. ! = oe? , ' ores . Westinore- | MEN. As lamp trimmers, on sae arcs. 5. Apply r ar a $18 week to rvice ; : Glenn's Tire snd 2d Eh Nai Opp ortumity | ‘Ris -_- ‘age 1} ; reg PERATOT, neeg: Non (7) wel sbach "Ca. «20 P. 10th _ an. ene . es and experience Fle “ , , Ba > # : . ce eae P \--a ij 34 a . ss Pp ; . | dei : Bo 2 an pit 1} — ns ae , me ss _ ; - - ing Ww ork. Ap yy) ily 10 Mr. fan wus Man who hii is hac ‘ + iat = Oem nia® Ree, vaio, -Skinnre: - Joh — “a cierman. on farm, for « winter. | ME EN—To earn the “we business: | ame 8 sive, ‘at pateh — (Oo MARKET 5 , si ; VU its BS cen ASOT ne rae ' . cod —I y, on «y LERKS w nd ia eligibice. The Montgomer wares and_s«stea Cc ounce: TORY 16th and Loct st SUS, PO | GRO “ERY oC ‘Box B-%0, 30! iiisbore, 1ik te) | c - : conditions k: des TN. — _— " eas ut orders good » . nonunion man if h willin o| MAN—-Rel! jable. for = reom: goes MEX, To vod Bakip DE CO. Tiffany y and ves) POT. pon unien. abany £139 : oHeterences and wake fe) «News, Hillsboro, Tb ) A-27, Post-Dispated. iloor. (c6) Post: Dispatch.

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Am. ~— $oin. Pa tee ee Pattie bussed Ms ; WTD—MISCELLANEOUS HELP p_WANTED— WOMEN. GIRLS HEL ; ag ' SALESMEN WANTED : APP ; Hi "HELP WANTED. MEN. BOYS ) AGENTS- ~MEN os Oe ag rel i. a a a . a iettinetinae * . ane ce NW. | GIRLS—At once. on Roberts pry Heineman, Light. attractive ~. inns — ore a C oor Ca on cD 7 Ee Oe — GIRLS- ~Six, to fold « circulars, ete. | _Bo: r Taicas. Sth T1008 1: white | a } ‘ment: chaz AND WIFE, niter > »PER 22d at o> GIRi-- immediately: goo d or Colored ; empioy me . Sane ainets 8! ALE SMEN— To s sell groceries. paints. lubri- | MAN 1; steam-h ‘oh ~ for ny t nas BU NDLI E : t in general house- el family; no children: no Washing: gee. . —" ~ we i - ~ s - ‘ a i +.¢ , Ss “17 eat i} on iz ’ Ss ra ‘ - ; . . P sis « “ } } o 7 an 4 NO I sacieaahiods A 1) EE SMAN Cc? cago ee packer: } late catine oils, auto ti res, : — camel Benn yd good fsck . —_ x Sates * I? iol ) | P I, Fe ( Pp RE ( i Pry yN hR¢ ON til — ‘ megs — as 264 1 Khambureer. “a4 manent place bee! wa ges “y Se 33 Vlive, = vancemen?. +E 7h : UDD.Y > Liow od | farmers and other « . } ees ae ~ - ly a york: ——s ; . Role ra) tory work: ge. , GENTS neice iii sine profits s hate aired eference aia . reinedies to ari ; ° eae - “ hours: ecrr SS. For zeuerai fac } 7 i [" is ANT: BR And tire rape Irma Sema A aaienn a fami Ilex by asking leaffier Co. es A. —_ " » if: ff AN :. £004 Col lael. Central S736K oT ree N--Kowd or “oe law (9.. Wholesale (ro . v -204, Te elas a I ean Hei i Peat “a as K oe! AGE NTS Business worth wiijie | ert one te A Ohe LO banks. Address es , tore = ‘ “eer ican cous) it A. 5] Diy sod floor, Calbii ln bakery store. Box A ’ | Ciki.--M right, to do shopping “and leary 152 2 Locus - . " 7 4 e ere iy } ja > ; ‘ ‘ ~ . “ a. rh ‘ a" oa ees ae wh oti j ’ e 4 4 i WAGON pRiy ER--Michigan and Koein, slivering mirrors, plating tableware. Pian; on ee ae Cr S. State st.. Chicarn. SS gre mw ea) 1) | i Pe } “4 SONN K NFE F iD, Dispateh, ‘S261 tenga: wall want aaee learning. Apply De ; ° : . , , r ti. ,e@iiaton we . Bide fe) wpouncintn > : ahaa “> - oe , ‘shyt ita ‘ resins : reo 'p 4 oa 4 ‘ a* — — . : ‘ERATOR bakery: g00d home Isis § IRLS—' wrap medicines: light, Clean o Pe: fon More! Hamilton and Mao fel) ee ee elling Mosco Wash- ishing Gey ' Matchester 1) Ward of $10 per wy Or Sales ae Ne TALUCULALTING MAC MINI - ODEN, bs ae Do press feeder: s@iar) , GIRLS 0 ly luo id M F fig — , 12 Az a is, New AGE N Ts sae, Tmawey ubb itn and biuing sinre «_> ] , Week an aa . ine . Save rut ve ' : - s - Ss: ‘ . she " ‘ . , ar err.- . ‘ +. e res is ‘ Saeed ; a e | advan ert ADP LY he : ' , " - fe et ; bie OT - se VicR me a e.eady en 210 week: a i ere aan. Gay. ® toe 10 % aie — fe learn shirtmaking- he ne Maurt Tha erner Delmar anc ( samipie tree. _— ; 7 Lanes es trial and ordinary ie ee tories assigned) to Salesinen who are oo te : VANPET SEWER a ‘apply J. QO. GIRLS Experienced, or begii ners, to 3 “GIth. ror drug store: 6th and Chestnut. ms. foreiadies who wi) 5 te: iere a loat s iS ci } : ari) Maus wi : ie lox A-1ltaj ss : ‘ 7 gee . Re their ovn The ero. : : Teles the? and pood Wages. te ‘A 141s he :. ‘y rewe & (o LOA Cass ay. , sha cme in fam''s : $35 one oom ’ t in ou Ww eek Wwe : £3 Bei . ‘oC ‘ v\whe % Men cun wake ar.’ AM CoOomM ise bBo MA LI@ OTs born st. ac Ce ‘ . ; an PS (“DEeNOM. Ty of be *einz and ea nilig Ves ; } ite rey : ‘a ; (toh or. 19 - tve . inleres A austell ” fie \W ARE at Tt Sie F Akt RE RS — At; EN = An riage ned —— Window Sign et 4) kM ae ae i@~iale lasiery CAT i sy 1} lLaadt Org ANZat: i > ™. Dear . | a e ferns an ] dray er) ’ \\ ashinats a\ ” A ‘ {FY w } our for re nerai office work. y ) raid Su: no laundry. aul A ; . earning. — ae _ > an ee 4 biz Honey Wa og ror “ters e a ed m sok egvens , } Cwenra £ woe! ; od *hatce or adv ; ‘ 2 ij a Ga ° ’ “ ite Apply SOY S. ] Ith & My onday tere: best on earth. Slann Sis sy te pectyag Alben AL sage has Mrank’s, S19 Low x ’ FFE SAL. ESMAN--cC mp tent for es- silks -_ dress goods, webs CASHIER “SPerlenced, references. 1 ee) N. 23d 5 , ffe house; GIRLS -} — ; ay Meal hk -DaAMeling in He of , rsy (0g ie ‘ t. Mich ett posiiio : Co oe OP oe teas 150 roOoOr gs, f » ae t Lucas av : io wor in bakery and coffe h pent owe eer vere . 7 r We ae j me hs ma LEAT ! eh ok. * SeBY tadlished Mineis territer: ox Fi goods, trimmin handker i fe t have experi sr vawhine. “191 > Park 7214 Dickson ~~ ences im and all May de ° far "* ; . " { , LN T 2s | ~4ge af , nahn f ‘ ; 4 r} c° cai! nae mat oy Fe " tate ‘ iy es . ~ ‘a "Or ” won mus ‘. *) Wes coke . -- a , ’ , r ; He morning, Ye ads for wor k. ( AGENTS ae eae ene: — gt stern he pe , ai ren @WG% 61OUr oF ‘ ATR by, ( hiefs, shoes, tors. eanities and CASH LicH Young we pe E arid candies : ; ye s eareae s+ Kingsbury p GIRLS For soda fountain oes ADDliy % yeu 78 SEW ER A MING. CO... i3 ents: e¥e ne rofit. « lion yr RO#IT— We want an ; ence in cigars, magazines arid GIL ‘wegee flOor Work. ir} aa * a Co... 519 Was ington, ; won mond 4 “WA re'viapa ‘. SG yee 47hes Tr? tu lrie Rater + 2 a 4h) al ab > Ao ulin wh °.° oh ifr? ; eo s Drotital « ‘A TR {OT SM Pay > 4 wre iain lraft PX - candy Packers. tlw C)hiive st ; bare xt » f ft s Ww. ee weren seven ountaie _ te 5 7, ROME Khoe Co. IA) oy | Muilanphy : ies Warren, Chicay oe eet Oe iin ee ' ; a i NCOs Mies x dE te. TD ‘irl to tak sh in morning and EP r weoens aiso clerk for office. Miss Hex : : ' its , m «mii nm the re ‘ te sale af fr. “raving mat ASHIK] ‘rir Ca +, Cr). bo Eroce - t«) e k; one — ia LS a ey prot ; Mast 3: lis OREO hecess Coe ein § & empt, (0 pro: ore sate of fuel-x y Sasa a ee noon, no Sur ae tL, 7 Naepateh : r lignt office oF ° : “ ‘ a M AWN. A Je ee ob toate ig ; Spree mn, A és wd i , vi "2 Ist « “airroD ul ay roe . ee - ; . ‘ i ye taTE Ss idated i ‘har: Be ! al arncn ~ . SlP@arny mlants: ft« ~*~ SOork on cafeter i: a «oO unter . , sn re Inn G23 Box t 1, I ist - " -s ‘ " ? fafil- ; GIRL, me ig of operation | tiouen riter Preferred : oF nif esta blishe Pe, Weer busine ge ieee prof nS ver QMO St Ps as iwe Angviesr, wal, mecaes “er Wher ruling i! Fue! Administrator, I X I! RIE OG Dp I) WOMEN gay work, App! y Monda) . ies : ic} GlKI.-—Ta he My ik tien housework. o it — ) WW apa! “4 nat lLaun iry, iru Pitney ._ C2) : —_e- . ° ‘ Bh ftlve i. . { ue | J rity or Se , Uhiuisiia a?) , ort ih, , io - = " he TW cee n the aires of Is aud te) . a tye } ' 3 —s Sal : : “i - ’ . . { € ieria tri. A " » ; od 4 ; 94 w. ATOCMMAN- Day, ot Weil > : oe - “a? “al Yr) F " asm ‘ ‘ . an ™ “th iv — * Sf i fi gmirectine ~~ Piaunen road Rep ‘ . Te :. 4 ¢ oO “AtErait N wie Pn Fon of but j iil age experien e and referen -» in initial ‘ oer e for ady ane ement to “ASHI Eee Arid are Clerk. Appi in ow aren: food pay au 4 eaaes $4 ge around sinall apartment; Pecled me DAWSON MF¢ - ono font Pas z f 4 Aa™Maver ‘sg ; ‘ers te sell a fine ‘ ; ‘>... , ideas ‘Sate ; , te MAT pay roil ; se and re E> I ve hiveh : . ugh ma a : " 1's) c eo. ( ‘ . - Whe ‘rep tlic Nala 28 ¢ ’ ’ : o9 vy = : — r , o ie we : +} = , BY \" Diss ~ qx acter? Ive Cie . F ¢aee A ro ae ae Cease r valifi ion; Sala oF Lat, . ‘teers Ce u vORs and ey Vre 4 om r country r - Se E: aie Koo Tua * Appl: br, .. sot ‘ aANtToOMatiie fa, 4i0) -f rs “pn die ae = ~i A f ~MAN Woes By25 wera ih- Sle ON, th : : 4 “om ‘ et H,, i oet- ven ch. (co) GIR. ‘= : ° he teed io +17 lucas, tes “0 and 25 > ie Mer Newa te ead bre e . wt s. "Co a git Gin General office work, or, attending GIRLS 16 TC ; “ ‘ : ° i : wily tees a ele itd. . ‘nat - . " . - ae a 4 ' i ‘ » be ‘ ry i i ae " “ ' r; il, ’ y, . . ~ ej pet ~erienc ed reer] salar: fo> department GENTS How ty obtain nwey . : if . " pe " Tis\s liogaa 4221 da Ke} - One® Truh over rain. ene rls Irred Vincsn} 4 ers s, bundle Ww Pa pipe rs and stor k iis 11¢ rs learn: il} aii Next Week Ae . : — nhone running mineograph, et: 1118 Ful. ¢ ' , : : ste . ae ‘ . r Ler} atten ‘ — ' ’ atay i2ar 3} HOUrB: can’t ‘ : ir ~- we . ’ ‘ ; Rioce Mee Mr Heinemantcat H, ae weer ase and 210.40 wort! «7 } ‘een t howe Diag 1, ees hove A: sagt Ll «dB S100 first i Fxperience not necassary. _ HRI Yo Work a few evenir ge Ph hag! mt ton Big. " we _ ay tere "es aa a ‘ ‘ . *¢e aaa “ It, ut } mr ~ ‘ yy ass) ) . ~ Rha sre ‘ ‘ J ‘ 2 et e . ee = ‘ ‘ , : 4 ui - ‘ j quelte cveday . ee Dertuimen pe os aoe Sen 4, SA LSM ist Men oi a bitit be Fepres a ot athe ea mace * Mife " = ] deere ol Polego, PENNY & GEN’ a se ( Sundavs ti ancy Stn m6 ; ' . GIRL Student. (to aswist with housework q v INDOW CLEAN DRp White Giwipreat “baciutely free ‘ “ Meo. ru anufact rer direct, selling sales Se tT] Week, - Bei ry STK. ae ai , roadway and Morgan oR OR WOMAN—To assist. with —! ind care of children in exchange tor , tggey Varietal |: Mealiceatiaines | bes f St ule, Mu. Wa en eee ee iss irilhy, «) " : . Tc we egy wae Huet» GER OR = , lohn (e) ty ihe Rial . Past: to ON Per pez: au. ityats =? ‘4 a Pertor art. coer “tae " ~ ‘ ; der books invera! : gree MN r . , ' ~ ER Is eee on nen}? , =): @. A}yply einploy ment of fix eC. C AS)}] CJIRI a | OF or « ash ful» sS aUIOns, * ™ a \ ork t " Mw ASM Ire ] Mo) JO} i. . Perarryy anda board a ~ ae ebeuding __ a The Pressing nr, %, ‘ , ir tw es ied 3! ‘ Ty rs Pat ia a ‘ ' riage ; is . , y (nicago, ATRON “2s on dru - . me : ; a ones ft man: kood wakes: wn . “aa AGENTS ‘sasoline ¢ . ae i Corie adel le ~Aaleshant Lo Lye pt A- ‘Or ga eral housework ed boa =F es be inex perien:-«, if willte & *» learn. U'nite ful new invention - -ia eae a Die free: mat - = hing: capable ot taking ful! aif) i}ne: al o e a | . ful — re ‘ | second floor ual " fieete te. Aloe Xo... 3182 Olive 4th ‘at RE 4 = "A he > AY. } GIRLS To serve in confe fionery: must live Good wages; steady. Ww ; caeaning Co... 83 Chestnut xt if world: $10 to $4 @ nee mi rte Oo WW. SALASMAN ean, Mae riment in Wepar: merci Ota nell cine d : Pro a, a = Se ore rht house- | “#4'4« nuts OF relatives: eure 10:90 te J UNGS’ TA cP ; nced. for es write quick. Wende! eraents (o.. 2 charge of clothing departm Mr. Heine \) 1.1 NG SALESMAN.—To carry our hipte fae : Py. to GIRL--Or woman, to assist with meena? ot ot necessary I surroundings. > HIRE i iis Pwo, expertencey 2 80 4 hs bn De o OpPoSitpon, See M1 a "dats i FSA lstuS : ——* m2 _— “ ™™ ; ced; app 7 oes Senaee trroadw: . ‘Aperience nh eonhard CI E ’ bio ns Citi ty ' ceieshe work union hours Jackson. ("his ago pare) nen! Gaaliee erert nada Rg ‘c7t or rubd er roofing asa side lire. to cat! hoy aN. i Vv Reo Pye v i eat To 7? Cit AMM ist R AL. ~~ ined Tete A as d Pine. vor (‘all | troadw watt ; i ha seatiiane vat new Market fed : ING AND ANING : j an : : ed ; . ns : (om eg pcs Ww. ; ne ¢ ke, hen ADPron : Nee) Inmang, Sune a“) “ai i ‘ 0: em es ware 7 rener,!} Store tree e-: a HH \y liney Point, we an: ) o¥i a . eae +" hI, n coffe iOuUBe: ) orife t i ‘ : ; iets mateo 1 iighest wage Hox £- $16. Post-Lis ‘ AGENTS Waterpr pa 8 Ria r ousew ifs Dis a : Q daily demonstrating . ™ + ASrIware an ep 4lDles Rovai wy ahd “4 Gh, Yi AW, “4 Foy Fa Bil : poly Hotel Tie (ed Til, Po se ’ ao tit = xt 1 bP -For Stenographie and office w " k av. — : undering every hou SALNSMiEN--hRarn §1 er MEnUSSsion; packet saniples. CHAME SAD » ite Appl , ) Wages - &. Broadway peel . . _ WHITHWASHER 1062) Gever. laiuty. durable. economical: big mone the san AM MOst Starting mvention In Cpt nl gy Co. 2th and Eastor, cain ' ton, S19 Pine eo sage } rk j uch | vith little or no experience: yc atisfactory — om dainty, | Ai as Mfe Co % 716 Round es > Mr. Simons renting ak. a —- ton, x Wines, | GIRL-—Or woman for night wor 7 tee y; $10 to start. Call Fink Inse Co, : Weep WORK BR —Gued Carriage pete sample tree. Thomas Mfg. (Co ” the automobi ie nee REE. WERE YOU EVER HECKER =. ethan. een. See Toe ' “449 N. Broadway ) Salary: 10 to su ' ‘ Vago: teacy work Sonnermann, 34:34 ‘ Dayton, Onio * Well as paints rOOoTINg, sto ‘ eiesete ’ Ro ty , mt ts)6| 6Wae i.erorn., f*eau ay : = ~- 4 forema, A POsition Riv “214 , : Figns Caiaiog fre free no delay ; ne SToOcerieR, a, a , iol “()y? ‘ 3) 4 r CN pee Witte ee | . , ., “= POPs ! A! q* Caran, : a ae Crue iit { , ne “iaehliner OMS are y a 0 | N ‘{’ v prorrernce mB: Bea, qe) : ~z if tinann . Srylerisii on rlounit: for one eX pe. ly ‘arn? »ise j \ A ft Ina ‘ Moines bo (Mie, aU laine bite ‘ and , ‘tet I ent in i AS I TP 4a : i 1, . Disa t: ; esd. Tr. wy or! iry sTaore : hiwerd se) (siRI “Pie mid : pratt J "s sain: must ~ fat. Perr -81 en haus for Spire tame, se; + ‘ rn has Dilit iO sell) Kreases: no rent: to pa slags oe on tse ball (yh am! genera! of — aa ere : — sfvert ner ¢% Slit Washington rienced in hemistry id@buratory ; u : rem . ‘ 161.) 5% i: ae ii ~ as Panter Wisstiewr: = A L.SSMAN Mian Ss ihty id . sia bade ay 7 Ook: lu rere orders tune a Tristy) are | ict r on : Des * . ii ‘aduutes p bijevt IN ha NR ” ea Thea rning , . nu " eain- } mat a ulate or: zive fuil wart th« ular e. Ros = 4 1? pee Kb Hts ‘ ehL. ead] ao. ta : fomoileta 3 T¢ ae ia? i ; = P goods cun se] Fi biine toot [] tee ‘abif a 4 3 a ° Ae Pa aah ai oroven Guahit ’ lie a: pa etitij i hades, : gre ; at : . oe enc’ apply AYy NUuwy i se saa “y" , — j aT ee tie ral housewo: AK Sliiuati semhare { a —— ‘ , -2 ‘oy «) ; wows M } .s — ft ee Bt he } ht before prives duuibled free sam ~! ' Sou ween Smahest amount | goods “ SUaranteed = aid ' exceptionan CPPortiinity un fav ancemen pA . S1S Pied. ; WK - 2ti, Post- Dispat h. S 4a ‘ i¢ “9 H ‘ ; - Mrs i ' ‘ . c% lw: CONSVIMme? : he ij ‘ ‘ wn a + os, + on91 ea rt Necess pry " 4 : é 8st et} ; 4 . 9 ; ' ber, re (“eye ISS oy (gs +. ¥ $y lan. . 6 na . we 2 , Mi rl i ; » ¢ ~ - ’ Hoss eT . ry enue #3) a.easT ¢ . Ung ¢ ri ie nN : r 7 A trem lies = iJ re } ? \ e. . : i are i? » ‘ ) . 0 a! t; WRECKERS ihe per hReur; 7th and Fran to start oO west) warned iThGes wen eagn $i 3 le Work fer “warkeys,’ Address Elitcaucack Wieeeen " nding x The L>E PPro pt pes MmXverienced TT" for general neuse work iO Wash- GIRILS—Perma nent re rx; $9 to s: oe y stv a . ene ] a ert ligh!. mi tit ar itor «tT . lia Tis! s Cosa tes " ID hi uw: , in Path uaiNs i i . iN a4 4? » aa . he + oe . tit I . ve c*lie “s { Lit n el, A b . ~ Qiryd! and trIRI, ro A wre a ij iti perience unt te ‘estar . - ST ART - OF « ‘) a ap ate os . P = cae eas names of hiahu “Us ; = a tiift ¢ ©... ] de " 11°. . 3ca x ai rf GIRY, “to le res ord le rk rig } P irute 200d reat ‘ ai Sunda . ‘ B73Q f} es, ine f aimmi’s at thy via tebe 2 u Al i. INC K Re (oT + - ; -> r hour S.nourt bias | facturers Wanting arent: a . {lay : sti HeTCHhaANS, Doctors ati sia ine meer ane 3 e° 4 j ’ ' — . = * ~~ e — Ss «s } IX PERI- (,i kl. ‘ " Oldie Pe. 5 ic) iheiaieniinibeiatiiat ae ae ee : a . \ win a KI ‘ time King’s Kiwlwuat ana =: ‘a rents oOpPportunittesr n onthls 29% Rg ite 2 PPoaduUuctive territory ; Commis sich Salesinanave; ()} I I'S al Pe © 5 ht ‘ — . a oN Pee labors, y wo chee ‘ OLATE Di A Me I : of 4 cuears PAY. Ys anktin . , t#T hu, lo work in “neat marben must de TUN T \ . 2s ie mre OTs ran! Kerna! foreman MmMenmderghip, 5%6. Agents lijree tors nes a wSition pawvoins S iuc menev to Cava m= ; kine Poor uigitt IRI AND We Mk. ” = = ni mi} MNCED: STE ADDY \ ORK . “ icy ri FR] TO Wait on labile: good Wages: good bright and inte Uigent , S00e bours: fine i roadway, See rank Kenna! Pt. 0t Seteracs av.. St. (owls, Mo le men ear pee Room 87 te) We have a bi. «money A nna a Ksales Putting up toilet ot rinage egal ‘aicelme:: | Cae CANDY CO.. 215 CHESTNU1 part : apt aris OLORED PORTER Narrie.] man, experi- ; fon , 7 > IR ae ior enera! housework. ties Wes: Wrapping, Selling and Pacn: ns, z OF S: “ * 2 YOUNG MAN Cn rpg Dy O44 Lawton snow white without mibi MRK. Pt Fiquitah'e yainple sUarantee i; article: no ini estment. hE Tavidiy: exceptional) oOpvert easy fo ei ened in caring for laRe hulle) iz. Washing CLERKS—GIRLS, 18 yy ARS OF AGI. KOR : ~ : ' - Sere (aod work; experience not necessary, Apply Ss 4 ; ses ® ryt “ 4 A ees , ae &: CEN es it i) © Al » * ’ , 4 ‘ a Dies , Te 4 i : . ar, - ‘ ‘ : . 7 “ Psat -- : . . » fan) ; ; ~ me “ | sd rena td : Arar > . ee. ? ad 5 ies O') wa ren? uJ ae | } i ). o> Ae I% *. sats 4 “> ? work ei ho ae rable — = . ‘ i: ae. Ee, AAW) Nive st _— AGENTS har $40) weekly ody. “g F tice fring to esl] now hie earnings wAlary, ! LL ida ee Hg 2 TO4 Se urity Hide. referey: ceg eduired gSvOuU Wage ; hoy SHAPrP ¢ Thtsil HL « LA (rR) Poon : , = . ‘oahinas and other food Preducts: no et perlence te : e Nae oy ) olored. Third floor, 415 tirne. taking orders for eer ta! : ofthe re. onmission a nd evApenses pal Ad: dre na i Mi , r) . ax Cite Mo and « Oa) freap ae : ss — a Gi bil, (;00d, for first . bOOT ana ( =» necessary Forbes Bros. Tea and Spica | 3 i cia ‘c) profit in ad\ ance, We «sr bag for . i . ne de” one Tractor Corperation. Fon. hKansa : oe “3 young ladies, about 19 vears of references, 4516 Maryland | Co., 112 Lecust. (ev) | bs , » » J “Tite oda or & oy ’ . ‘ ido ‘ - P > . » arriagd 22) Ties? oreee . pe om . ; - } fO0 il at fire- : ny ‘ ' . - oe —— -. a a ; ‘en N.. About 19 for retail) bardwar Naimple coat trev ; ’ fo Lillis Bidg. Kan- ju lac, W is. ae ARPENTIOR White, ones IE roentar age, for cis oo accel Ba chy sae ye Fe na CLR To answer toelen Ones ae hours, | GIRLS Five, eo} ofed, to sort. Paper stock : - ‘ ONG MA! week! and up se ling Mexican Me oar adv. rtime] sateens On 400 Sy onprartpect eT. to cirey) arize mar epers ote raphe O de ie PAULGNE: good vues =&ORC} =ore Yint “En APLERIG] HIDW “Oo Stet MM «| ‘ ’ ldle-aged we man. feo GIR, (100d, for night work Sid tng Uv - ; A ee BDL Bs) , eo © Se F a co « uin Suir : 7 ad i j Tab, f Borat al f rie Nire ’ ‘ ao TH PiOV strkea ge on pep P ° lett, OUNE oT Midale-age -_—— 5 , Hai’ Was ington Ni i ma at Sale? 7 nee: tite service tier d Aactiy resemble genuine: sari Moone Olive Lee /. A. Kna veTienee necessary A ta ae ‘fje , ; — har Z¥ . * 2 led relmuar ©. at M Millan ai ; ———-——— ____ 7 6 TOULNG es eee on im 6 oon “Tire and Vu Pe tag Tire : ender 1 teste: sel) at ‘taht: re is ic FE Orta S Dest S-vears’ ‘Karr posed see CAMSTER -White or colored n ap a | sen (Dir Went housewor wee ictege, 6] versity Call Cabany 3598, sunday inorn GRADUATE Nt’ RSE—For | factors 7 H i . oe repairi ig a) > ratd } j soOV :ir@, mtg : ' ‘ . ; 1g ¥ . : rs ‘ pong ‘Nene ia : on At *; :* ‘ one . ‘ . Pin Woe ‘ , ‘ “eu i at ° « 4 ang eo r ne an i Pine fey ial ariine Write guick for sample ‘cae | SALESMEN-—For Missounh - veraney -Oct. 14;1 \cemntine © ¢ ° va af ah a of ec, must kro porn ae we mt eee & ( LERK _ e' ine ~— ont-of-town plant. state age, ST ur v3 iz P . a t} ‘ ‘ ‘ ” = ee 3 - ge. { se 4 . 4 - . ‘ i d } ey ee | 710 2 mover e 4 "até ii} i "7 , . , Vi “yor ey) ‘ ] he “ness nus 1% as : ba Niatate o! , ‘ \ . erp: } oe genera! Oftice heels wh ra o% — 4 GIRLS-—bor agdre (os; must welte qu ary ment ¢ oats. 4 «| tek si, App. \ ia OU" , aT . Hida K 0 o na ir is a ot CH yer, or me he pete ne ee hoar,! ‘rails ve a oh menaity. Suns top spec]. ao otra ree 4 Pnees pemrired + wine WOrPK OF ; ioe ith nare ifs arv S40 ney re i . et aca Ai. KO OW thr , ar. ote oY ow / re ] rlai hand: “al 8O Fone With ~ 3d Mt rife: fe) from common ke osen “7id & ; Spell rier xs liing th ai 1S i arij «t i gh ; ; Be Ldveriive) cosiing "eg re~_rerencensn re ris! ; ; Seen and Ve With pare? a | ot ia bitds : oa as my q a roo ’ i? nh . m" Pray ry g * O,, 14 ] & ’ rie ae iti office cleaner and more effi: jeyt eudstitute - fo marke: the enappiest fine ie COURIES. | alread ieee TPs. tn $407, 7 “uired for com kind: sood wages, with free he — a Give Sour telephone ny Her, ceeds re weryer. (rand s_ Fon ry ; Office experten C;, State aga, ely — HEI MER & CU tn 4 Yoru {7 MAN Kor ereTical pow! es ' i Mr ~~ for Conk it 1g wand tv ating troria Ligh: ( mmission Ss. te $10 ber order, ‘anced NOUsSanis of do men’: 9 7, ‘cain to circule: 7 eee Oal Hat loianat, h. ; 1} ., , ft: id i CLD LA ods Simei epertence, ti amNY. alg tele@puone hulm- ‘ ; , ’ irk wy {1 @COCUrate AYput , gb I eit t died ala : . . fay ts bers Mie Dono -_, » > ° ‘ r : comin. lig Reecagg Drug. Co Yeh ated fo., 1100 Was vnNgivtn ’ ‘hi 4K Mire. ('o.. damyt troas a). Ciiearo. ['} pie a farmer: “ ine] dine jim S\seterr. Ww siete wrt a-d% i OMPTOME (hr: COPE 4 Pook: sats to aa ‘liger WwW RStack (o.. Gy N“ Ef, ler Box KE “1, Pont Dis, , z rT ay % HAND SEW ERS—To x SO) ; “tore Mey « Tin May : F £00 ae . . ‘Pre: es fy Ifatijse 1, , trading a soe ‘ iimtiina Sing! ‘ “IAT 7 Oe D "Pp ania. MW. Priel g's ih 2 . . sans reste j bree wor aUp. > NB? , { ao . 2 o> : > .> Wolk: ‘ft 7 it ’ aati “1 ¢ P ‘ *) bg oh ge i “ally, ; ~ \ ‘ Sad het “Oriel . | : W itl iyz ‘ h ica! 7ve — sheets pon line of tver eonibs ctype? yer Ss le luxe and I2-sheet ca Mon: le ‘s net? Write quick for EA. 140. azed. net in 7 ft ow : ra ny Pern irs; 2 O01) Sir pSOn, Meyer bros. Drug « Oe. dh § ea ‘ * @ifft. oo eHyri] f «*o., 1700 Morgan A’ BIC rw POR PAY ite x te OU: and ey Cs on Governmer VOUS MAN at ce eae Of chen 7 che oe erede line fren ftectars lars, a@dvertiaine orditi., liberal com.) sesiple, FEDERAL FARM BCRES | capabie of making his own repairs: g Clark cs | ie STATE QUALIFICA TIONS, s a . Ona CDATTIie?T t. aE) bul ip rush - niirrors ate Gire«t { Tu t *NGars, a ¥ iil : me ; . an Saye) a itor y ; sd alg head : Ly i . . -4? "rae 3@e Trert and | oa" ' panne : we , ne a ’ | re ’ T? bio i Store ioe BLON - - aon . . Nic sO : CU E CLO H NG we yee ce a $ F va reed whee Vou? re * fareiiees best season COMING: enor BMUSSion: exclusive te mritors Bankers Sui “. Dearborn st.. « nis tO. : wages. With free hou . (OMoOK ‘ omMmpetent, 48 Wee rite “ph - 4 ~~ r : . nth phe J BD AND sharcs = a . ‘' RLE ° T I ; hohe daha “Rox Seer Port Die pats ' meta demmand; parti. Ulars free Yano piv Co., Towa Cit 10. =a} ~ ATES \f AN AG Ke I PrIREWAN Married roan for Kewanee dow COM dK experience, 4) Westminsre = Cees | 4i wf © work Apply ete IR dS Js ms ae bel ng drags 10th and North Mar) - ptt idee | Sin ’ . miitias > i ra 4s i em ‘ ’ . - . 7 Ares ; a ¢$ “c?? : : : oF. ‘ sur «a! “ ia ws op d toilet preparations; this .. a mk answer in own handwrt tng ; ~—— particulars and New York . erences Ma _ Ik. Kiein & « O., ae orth ay, ' iAP Soest me tent ion She ol a is wrl adve; ELP WANTED WOMEN. GIRLS ‘ yt se. >. “a “gee Manis Jun - National f% . ' :' + . a. ae Satpal my will lke: Knod par.’ Call ladies’ ol and rom pe 4 rn . -Sygaletenss . , Ps . ‘ ‘ ; vere?’ baih- brelucts are natio st —— ; Pest ee SOnWIAY, 2 Prive linn frunks VWUITK 4s TUNA (lO is WOr ia yo" P sf ey New er Coutigent ial, ie sen mention a be gaat + th Salen 9 daa “i ‘ _ Py TIPNnce, (peri ed: apllnntei A : een a ¢ ca ’ vs on ints Vv men ; “sers ic~ | tised desires to 9 anda ~e my a patie ’ - IED sa ie, dar ae + 2 «CMR hor boarding houre; no oth r ind VIG Wash st et mito] Chemical Laborator) Boyle ant use a few girls to earn 7 ; me Roe Ol ae & | at ‘ % = “ on ‘ - or — @l ing - re ¢ Inn Stine in ‘ and Surrour ing ery xT \ a : j as $1 | t ioll-~ . al ; ‘ ‘ ry 2 , —— “oe , Ptuyiite 4 Tee isn T'S Porter . THA, patriotic hag por rete for of openings and State , Iv fror business man D Dr . “ RS “Experience pay . 841i Vista ay eesti > >+~—Steac rlaDie, poo ow ages. North Paciede. ~ - — . . : N- Splendid oppo tured mt BUEN 3 ; Hs ‘ . ‘ : members: sed ‘fo: f a! * Want to hear on} rom a 4 oo , motin or ef ent : ta. ty ats : Be — or filling : ’ An ; van ten ron mnafacturing ‘ TA Tae £2 tral Sgents inaking big a eee ful! particula Address Noij iona | em ‘a i maation Capable of manueing «a sel] sand; chanee f 7 “cD ee ) | COOK-» ee? > . y ve PAL ‘ l, : ( nis crv. fi , ‘ $2 «9. ‘ J a i di) t “see : . ‘i ‘ ® a> o Pp > ; 'G] span res | eer} ’ JT) larmil ° Bl af N’] J ‘ > . ” he: "ou lve with parents. c,\e referen. — my AGEN’) S Men oer women; muke pets ’ Paton Can use ont four Me@n, ¥ Cat if assured or APE PP BN Tea > I or ew ely busi ess : $u i¢ ! iP, by ™ Ses ; - $16 xt fitic- a ae i 4 la 4 1] in?) PLEASANT WORKING i REGBL orcas _™ment, a4 Ju! fan ; ‘ ‘abany 1137, . : . Og 4 "cont. * . - Y « re ft} - mMOir s vit ‘ : - — a beds ’ y? oy IS) D axes ° d I » * & ‘ ’ ' e eriere. i CF oy ' Wace : os AU? ft a ane ; 1iaég tir ’ _ ry 1 " 2 . ead ,. clarke; mM) tiat pee aeeneen~ — aes TOUNT M - jn he ged word Mer or 10 4 big « atoniesione- year’v income from ~ALESMAN PAIRN-Kra je 2 “ae * lin i. Br Sonal interview ie F _ ab | Ad Bae ‘ 1. + > Pete Pot : ; k howman Print GIRLS—.Te learn “na fllags | ar cases weigh. hit IUSEGIRL— For eneral housews . x -_ er) T 4 ce i i Bly ; 9 rt , . , Sees o 7 n : }, , ot s rvier “ ' 4 | P ee) if . . P “= 4 tv? . rt i “Y ry; hey?) ‘ ‘ y ’ ‘ w’ ae WJ] ~ dl | ’ ‘ - et. nn ier ‘ NWOT Bs sis Tt) i ‘ , , nd t} | o 1s . *«- earth’ fen =~ ae : operutin ng of light Ta - nieieniies “is | odey Writers Den ; bey ew at) —— ea : Py ne ral mar haudiar In rer " ta , 4° i Re 1) ; }} AC ; Sk \\ ky h , — i 4 Oo ¢ : ; ° : ne coats setemae bards toil Cri} ee fu ge rae by yt hon S "re "oe nohe other Deed WAaHINg eat 44 Waterm an. lat tle ; i? af ' ‘4 @ ‘TTI 07 ia) ~sa pie ivie u , - , as ‘ ’ uy cme ae T : ‘ *s . 3 Sra ; ayy ‘ a m' ts "en 7 sf & ‘4 my « ] > : sb] ~* : ee. aan ty wit 1 ee. — - aie) ti , sin ; nium oe CX Ts ' COOK OO | * © on ‘ —} use chines in p inting hires) Hexe. wv | og : ark, ° . re ae aN trade: attra: t Ppropotitian oO geasers A ly: ag ae Ww ers, \W c j ‘ We ‘tminsts . pr) (eri nriee Cer 18 Apply 4 a ae, i) Ii fpr Roberts, JTohne n &€ Ran a ne: H ie SEGIRL- For Kenera) he wo! tabitshed firrr, &Bplien: 44 ‘] Opnoart unity Tor mci. We Shae $4) per month OLN aw en pred “e a ee “Mt ™ ige: — biCaurst bldg m11r ap ‘ fss orghi = . oom Bon » . "Pierce ! « ae ‘s rreve o £ ‘ } nin ale eae ay ‘ ii ar ; ‘ tete i | ' ‘ " ‘ ~- . a ee — SL a at are ‘ Tent right salar Y to Start. apid in ‘nies el saporizer for Fords; &VATAN Lee | "hi ) ’ : i COOK hy ‘per : mes oreefe 7. art on " ; ye , en if ‘ 2 house Saino “9 sbilite. G' Velops Dox E- ont ort - & es oe _ ts Eh ner Cent ON gusoline 2 oes Chi awe - ay: mF Ml “ ‘ Pei yY highest Wa es m ( li : adrv: ) gh ow “a es. $o05 Vees slilisler, fe Gini sactn « ork in cand: factor y. Puss i>f hiIw—14 \ oan and all \ +. gerbe a - H oly nat Weak ee oral wor 7} ‘ P ’ st an) . : “ " éa® ‘ ; - : ror ew ‘ , »} Saree i lhigah rq” b\ ts e ‘ ‘ Ge ‘ , ‘ as : sal i+. . ; real ; . Bab “ ery ' . i F ‘ Rowen? wide les on essay MOMAN Capable Peetal ‘ ' et ! Ta ( NS St. Charlee «i fel " earn Making . : I Spaeteh ' - ™ oi co Man In ov apcgy heed in Te fo ne ved r ‘ ; '. Flame line on new «and P£ceptions \W ERT \A] 1h AC 1 Cf D.. bU a . . ; } . » Aa An a Pro? er i j “ ove ° bu © r . , ' " ‘ 4) ‘ ‘ mass bea [4 foo es " } ‘ a or «* Levee “om tes . . ‘ . . ., : Z Os MES Mor atock. work Merton's Ce eee gs — ” os sold On money-back forms; Vacancy akio eve comn | 7 ae { CT ) ; ef: tn a Be sha, te a Mast St. } puis, GIRLS—tGood, tee “hog de “ya To . ~ Greet trork linge! Paper Box Specialty Co, 1m ATMO Deby " ash'ingtor re? ent in Met cost; aa ath DM” wares “T) pe Mile : - ee faurant, ‘Fe Var va of , et ee ‘abinet (o bodes OWT ‘TOVE ‘ - 4 > ie nas ae We = eee eee m+ Fuarante Stransky Vaporizer Co.” Py} onireet: 2. weekly tq ent ee Chava PARTNERS WANTED Dock st. Telephone St. Clair &104 landau oor inane Pine st. : _ bel SeGIn ‘Reliabie kirl, general TOUNG@ MEN —-To jear, ne ae wana. & Pp and et CO. 151. 40 Carlin Blig 2 ~ c—. jing and downstairs work: | GIRLS About 1&8 foc’, achine 2 eee SLRs WANTED : work. 1t_ Mci’herson, iny mverfinern? work MD.N = NSS rs : A } _ and ) a : oe (Odor ds oT “OORING | 4 oe © ire he \ ate teacis Con ploy ‘nem, 1a ; ? : ‘ ‘ nes. ass - re erent eu, flowe fel) INTS- Money fo; ,OUr Spare time. : ’ STNER Wa With Ford = car, iravel “ating refer one jiving near Normans ("au a Re fen MM Ol Laclede (es) Tea 3 rare , an tac ning machi , ‘ How aeBik Or woman, for general a a Atyh ig a vuhie, snag an ner ent and tf) i Ss Sal, rs “M A> \ We are “aUding a Trew Folly iy pr f » > YK R re beast }Jjx Bil ! 4 Paix Ww ho uUnauerslagniis Operating DD! ee if ; ~ be ) Mu ry nzinee; ine t «>. eae Fed st i . . Pome, | ‘ operat ar all See of overnment tro leer: work. 4227 Ime! ay. pares , ‘ry . ‘rease your inceme ° a ‘ ant ale South, daily OT! a ee re ORS , give experi ary dei T i 2 , ' thread d sw ob N CLOT! f vu _—— 4 4 . , : ‘ truck ‘ee department: want Capable ‘ austin ee : ‘ 7 billing Inachine; give rd. - , GIRILS—~); OUP, (0 CliD threads anu Ww On ‘ S Hor rh MA ‘ : ne \W A N\ | KD held your Present Job au new lit thod af ‘. if ; , eet aemggee sieme at same ee P A r NE Wee Vw ith ePXD rem and ("ft TM On] i ~~. ed. Box i i4, }' « BY ‘OOK ont ‘; clock Woe} as einne: or : k d aves Peli. an Rubbe r Co. av Ik rr I; | “ 1126 Ww AS SHING Te: \ ; Hi yr’ SEGINL—o- Wwortmn, 3 adults: brase bye eds chandeliers. aMonio- ergzeti man a Mah nee 4 ‘ re, : a »-} If inters * : ms Sti Praaweex. Appts cee . - he M r enee ea of work in your own nei gnpe Vly today or Monda “a Ve -o-date_restaure — ' “ERY = bi) ence General Printing ¢'o.. 1017 Mor as Mees.) , : cy Rr, To “Seist with housework ernst] PARTS FOR ne AL. L, PUBCT RIC ‘“ ed SEGIRL- For ceneral housework SHOR CO. 1107 W Ashington ie om ge ‘ul brings free Particulars ami’ st. Harr New an Corp ‘ARTNER a tg. Lo promote smoke hy n ing (C=) COOK _F Ami of 2. in apart: out. reference . att ily ne laundrs $5 A Week 1224 TORS GOOD Pa AT START AN .: New berr : wom - OU : PONT - - om ° “3, ante at ae « : , > = , uy, ’ jet) riunit - van lire . Tar hsgse@e? £ *h ‘tie (“3 Lyi | ‘ai * . — é. ‘ ie — t a 9 proofs: write todur Gunmetal Co. 16 Elm. SALESMAN —Successtul, at ofce, fo oe (ins age th Post-Dispatch Ohh fOOIN KEEPER — Ana stenographer exper 40, POL Cia "8 Teak ih "tend tenis abany 5A “SPLENDID OPPORTE NITY FOR A ; ; C@ of vear and 1. stunie jine lo ger bON = TR- $3 cont Sta , 4 ’ it may” Me - Box 1-200 240). 4 ars PT hen MONET eri > ry t y Decatur, 11) ance OF year and ; 13 fev Pason's ‘need in regal eetate OF thes , . yy oo “ ‘ ‘ral ttade in ¢ PNiral slates: xy eNnahi con ‘“ARTNER~ Man or woman, 7 KPa! i er an W riter an eq AUENTS ‘easoline at Itc, wonde rhul tas rae ‘ rete ‘ x VeeKklv for « ADP ses Pad pits , 4x Needed: Loeod propos | Post-Dispatch " ties AuloMobile world euts Zax) ine (os) WISSlOn « Ort rar s Tbew ay ' a : t} ap AUT: ~aptive CHS H baa . mi lee Ran . Hj . f haf ‘Utila ay., my For department store work “0 to &0 per cent: money buch SUarantes tad a aotlemes, 15% ww : ’ ; HOUSIEG Uti Or | woman. “for enera) ’ ; ie ae fae - N'T APELY ANY Wert ork : . - Wee! GIR, —Bright. for . etieal work, office: Stute VANCEME:) (MIN — Pips aS) Rad hours $15 Per Week x ; ; ae ; re " ei ; 7 } ae , + reference, Address Trapper, vio Ivan ety PIR. -And Goes. A r bony; : r d i LAE t} e Xperi every imotoriet Truck tractor owner buys iam, 4) Departirient ia) Young man with some e : _' : a : _ Grand TA22, BB = prepared for work. el! Restaurant, experience x Oi} Fg te rr Pp eG Me) Yea Ped oO 2008 Waa HTS ie " ane SHG. White, for come ~ mt position. te right) 1004 No Grand et eee oS ~ : —— cs ‘ial oa Ap. (C/T RT. ay. * ; ay ; _ IMPER Toes iS Washiagton. ) ~ ’ i ; i ee 4 ig I I: I) } . encery Capab ” qe! Mary and, : a aan } f iw wa i] "ei (; IRLS a OOK KE oun i aad " ‘) ’ . ry ’ ' : ‘ ‘ ¢ ' hote (rhe, “’auUCated v“ tiie, err u ‘ Ai x $2300. Will make a good Drotlitubte business, Bo ng complete cRarge, grain ae Ox iN Magia must Of adle to run ys teense Me -_ ext ") ide-to-measure talloring house , ( lusiy ef}. L ibe rt ’ st wr den | pri rey $0 Wwe ek - hia i 1a Post - | err ly h fe ’ desire. ' Stute PX MAT Ene, and raiury a RiTté he 1) G Fernie? ne an equipment of 4M) woolens and ‘. Sterts inotor tmstan: in Zero Weather: ‘he WA NER — a! ariny line, wants You to tuke orders ults: no warbing 5417 Vernon. ¢ : . p oon tet with Pus hildren:. peferenc * Westminster | orders and pack. Cent>a! HOUSKGIRI Toang, to Bestet ' One 1 write” FOt “ltaler, hor : j al : rom, “se ™ Ds = pherebas “ hobt : R frown Shoe 4. hOUs@work. ‘‘a! (22 esi gai * , rT b ee} ‘arlinville, I]. ito = arate’ ’ “i. : 4G, Hotlist lad lone, wit), ay ‘as ‘ An eXceptiona! OPO! tunify 142 Post-Dispateh. ‘ - “~ - : sare ip ‘ ftve dave a wre} IM rch! ITth and Lucus saan _———"_____ 'USBEGIRE, ady. aslon ; ; ised With «crank or wny Self-starter; price |! (Pele vit ve wire 10 se uP arr interest 1h BOOK KIM PER. ~ Your K lady, capable of fak ct OK—Rei lable girl for Cooking and dow) — Pai Ry wr a! vi nd iv "ven ty for v ork ( TRI Ss 200 wages to lonesome irl. Lindell 43 hal ‘ ’ eepery ‘ Ras er Tor “a \e » ah . ° Mgt fe : } a ais . : i , > oe P ‘ a tik Ulars. giving your ex. ; » has «ti len hid Vavcaney Sr aT KOK KEE Picp Young lady a Fide work en~ month 614; hk nizsbur, Pow Da ‘ ‘ . . . aon y. Vrite for fy par health COMPANYS a sj mG b * nd accurate; brich t - 4 / hj ( IR] s | () | E A RN w Perionce ae salesman or tfallor « earte agent vuis, 7 istern Misso rl aye] “OUthern | DVER ay 'N P SOL Ts ‘ ». F » and (urk re (} RLS HOU: ee ‘seneral housework © oa gn iM An = N TO LEARN 7 RADE. | Wonderful discovery, pte on ‘ rete action on market; on - re rnp ve ppertun for a first-rlase man able to . he OOK—-CGood, plain: aia housemaid, for nh Lis et et ae 1 ane , ary; $5 to $40 WISA Olive is MIEN . 7 a — &t@amn from forming omieve glasses S@lix 4a lial Inc S10 week or b, rier: on mah oO! : a “hie ‘ ‘eet car y r bulletin \rrte rss ‘ Rory s:94 7 . iilv: ‘\perien: anc “ aitrers pry IRI S-~ Be NRHt. cls 40 Work. perry ADEN rey ‘or office “ork an: Caeh B, it EK NOU AGED INIOV ERNMENT WORK, sight: send To m Statins for pack. ase wit! oy week jin (entra! lilinois: deposit 1: Cart himself, emer race gabon mission 13¢ MOW ly KEEPER Pay pi egal “upstairs Lites Lee se tien send pear Li@sse IS 'Velope and [. APE R STORE s Hot SKGIRL, “L patairs girl, for t lu NOT i CHANGE. APPI, Y 400 ry ful! directions invaluable to ivarereans Veal “qnireg on Sarople. ae ae (30) den, POOR tle eps dei ely d kool for $5000 “ey $10. 000 ace _ hod fg = feren @ MMe ment Le p! Litho in ail .* le? ie?) Né ‘| Aiw + and mending. (‘ati 19 Lanox pl : r , e ny fe , ‘ ; P etlyped * territ, ~ ’ ’ ‘ . . - , ‘ AFoR: rerTeré al - : hy ; , ; > : - . ; ey aa _}.. 7 25 ne nraeons — i ig — ‘aie ee é eee tote : ee oo of ees eee ' . \ ae a* = bi dese? lHLudson av \ ()[ NG Ly ADY ASSIS I : l tile Schoo! of Ho eles *ping SOF Olive C3 a To wv ork fr iit) tear (ry tus? he ex ‘ Gt ? and _W ashington. Het igs Bey IRL. ‘Por house work. ‘a f r s Delinar ! St. lauis, } noerning beseech. eh ‘a Baier . ; ppl Mondav Me phan e sic toply lot ' hioor oie ea ee Etzel av. ; : : “ _ : he Cre een ¢ ae é “am f incinmati, “P *\ ’ Oe Apply nth. - PIeN Cer Liper , i ny. ‘ hos . es COA, SHORTAGE MakinNe of} vurner — wen SALESMEN-— Three. with ford age a Seon | oS ro : ‘ r Co. ie NOT [ NDER -) COPYIST Who can operate multigrauph I'nion Statior (@) Gi IRLS: Bou SRG. ‘-Oml Wages refere 1, of \ from kero. 7 responsible fics ' AGENTS et our ble soap offe! . Ho-Ro-Ce , ( 4 ae * bf ih “ rich : R&S fire “ > ‘fon "Wena. a ok ot ferred. ba wine a aM vee l 1] : 18 i . Pi i Pf ie ite. Mo. G aM ‘ * See : ‘ $16 Week), 4% (om Mercia) Bs ade (SiReys Ta ki “arti the riilline: trade: Vages 1G Vv Pa I's and OV er: light Lait quired le Kingsbury place. aa » j ffer eT -UTN “Mor ; i) I> it ry SES Sour; anu | rio sf . aad ak — oe x ‘ ‘ : aes : ; 3 P es Agen a R « ey ia e hg ra ries xX Der), e SOLIO) j toke os j citar SOT ¢ tongpeg pe OmOtio ; CARLS- To pack and iaPel jel)y NO CXpor{. , > HOU; = j work: 3 q ” M AG HIN INT ‘ able stains from « ‘othing, marb! = he lest faetory lines of Sable merchan Cpt Ty Circulation Department News aed i] Ik R . \I | ist \\ h IT Ie A rg after he erty states ee Bete - Bl io : ar fegquired; 87 per we. kK With addy ance. Uy Hk LS- Ba T O pac k crackers an Mae alagneral houses a : (,oo0d eelier, big Margins; agents wanted. ‘ise and featured ‘More elaborate), thar Pines, Denver {“olo. ie 2 : X iP. Rell rone culis sel ment Dlianke-Raer «¢'s 1h10) Mor 80 kk } e d can Pi : } : ‘ ey ’ ~ . “\ The origina “i @ tube KHeware of rin ary. neers im the United States, OMS oe , ;' ¢ le at ‘Dy (an a ae > , i ” i ' , ' phase: Cal AOS : Ww en) bay rience : ‘ o ; i i. - be g (een) l it . ‘ bat > ofr " riaiy \ ier ia dies A ‘% oe . ry? 4 4 ‘ ) S | \ look att l; ji‘ese gs lane “> p z - - ~ : { MACHINE TOOT, A} Sk! | fringern nts and the PeNalLy for making. SONS paid premptly, week] on v t Wire Bore ee oO RDOr a y F \ KT ' trans wt Good. alat , Sa, k ena Pal ios Dieusant wert ood va ry dw ia ; M a “ui 1) » p ly of four; Pane Wacken and ro # MAKIC and se!) ‘our On goods Wer ata Pace dil tana CO, 480 N. Market's Wie “ to oe a om mM Tto 4p m ’ AND MLA kK > [ LAT i” Powder cm. 245 N. Oe oe en Tea and Spice Co, oh and Clark, I NION BR ISC' U IT + 0). 1103 N. ‘ns eee i how F . - ate ¢ oan] f hives pr. . oman . ge omperna: anti ’ F om - iy ’ in ‘ OOrn work ; (or Shailict, ioung. white: " ‘ a a] rey . ‘ by expert Chena t Manufa LT rtergg } wh ; wi" Ta TT, 1D ‘ Y “MO S : Prokts lLatuie x. Mm’ ia sieey ro of bog { i i a sriltigg ft i : . ris ENGINE LA’ HE HANDS esses and trade srecrets Write Jor feenii'a SALIESMEN—District managers, on salary MAIL ORDERS | RECN. ANSW ER, GiT\ Shi ae mind: nati nally advertiong re fatiiil f 3 Forest S476 4414 West Pins Sixth St. (¢) im flat, no oF ceod heme; : 3 . y INE Catalogue. Ray My sti ‘. O,, “ tate Pe) ON Poe Ty we Dbusig ferritor: yd “oh —? i i a IL" OD 2 eae h m) br ity malar ir ] CX}. PP up wes LW refer- "eo i akon 402 4 Pa »? 3 4 ° tes tH) ' viat ryeer j Wu ay hey r° fisus s . 2 ~— in? a] ae P ? 9 . 4 4 ‘ TER ST . —? . ss 7 - . ’ ® . —_——— - mao . “e ‘ 4 - 4 - ° " i AULLING MACHINE D. | sic | And Southern Uitieains Gripe reset pAENSS | MuNDRi. ooo, pakaces $30 ING AGE, EXPERIENCE, ynencumbered. Purina Mite My anit, M*| CTT —Hkserieecer int usece, nieaia."Apoiy , GIRLS—For packing frat jar MOL PELL: “White” anal family ! ‘y ” ~* ‘ MICN and Women Can make MS MOTE well ake. on aoe’ i Pe = Dp > f Ubdlications fg ailing en eeater: 100 0 — soak f ts a e avn ’ ° Menem dered, Purina Mitts, s a and tora Trike a4) Der mors and Meals. Apply dr su rAlerences Peay (3 tr ead. ’ | ; ‘ Vs ol) oT i « “¢ ' ‘ i) fe 4) ‘ as “ , (;,I RIS i ; a ee Gri “eh -~ . ‘ a's J P “ S r ’ .- Bi 1K ‘ MW AR WORK ON diate “action. Werren ot. New York ins $40 4 eek and « ee. ha P a EMPLOYM ENT ASENCIES AND. 1] [¢ N kK NI M BER. 134 xX DONS. scalars OX Perien Bax A Ve. | l "an (rarment ¢'a ». 4th Noor, loi W a-ing ho Sta rt; Call ¢ arn $15 ) to $1 UP pi omer: —e in family: no wash | Se ; . : ie : > 4 Ma ISIN 4 hemiica lig bets Derr PHONE OPE EP ATOR, on De@rien j ton a fol . le “ t py revie pil.. ve "le 4 oe ATRIOVIGC AGENTS then 4.50, R * acvanws : MONT Typepatter: VA wee When ex erenced. 7 a x , ‘ : ge . *.s ae ‘ } -tn? ac i +t . ra . ? ing aa fin j avTic rer Tl ¢ her; of ‘ e 7 eo? pe rt " , : it} | , CANNON A ND SHELI.S , bouriy Mfributing Mmagnific en ge mr SALESMEN—1 1; eu be “mgt ~o TRADE SCHOOLS e SA P28, I OS l ‘DIST A H. mh be ~ a8 Re _ Eo ‘on Posi af Ap - ie 7 a by pale Bot ie a Vl ‘ios ‘t Ty ie SS ({ Bs { 00 NS mice (e) a we esa tr a veat-ela chil oe —"~ : gy art ' Nags with place “for DHoto ‘incinnati, wants Ox Perienced suv resmnen ir a Sbiving. , ‘ fete) ote Clinton ‘‘hivago SN ae fo gel} Arce Manulacturers’ nye opyrignt exam hations fer houts mail aa be ty fi Appiv after 10-70 Porest S40 Cotney MR perlienced '? 40 stenograph:. and (;1RIUS oo laboratory, good lini SMyin. Heltabie cirl or wee £ iC A vd j ORTR ALIS photo niliew ODS bDatriotés . art calendars, leather , y . _ py the Ss); laecth, R ox J-4, Pas Dis atel ae . DINING Row mY MAID —¢, e-Ont: hear ref ver ral off mK for tnanufs 4rine o«@ reneral house work . email family : i? 2 : 4 + \ *. ‘ mm ede . ? Stiegy . 4 ~~ ‘, se ij Tien e rrria men, ' ! Vers ’ Fl ae . ¥ x ‘ : ) ri , ‘ lo } 3a. ¥ . — 4 ; ma : _ weet ’ ‘ ‘ ha ; > ; ~ 2 ; ; foug 2m a, tures mesesiene ee. gone] J = ‘ap ee eae Sete a} astancs \ddress TT} ies RAP HING a tin . wn ve . he i" 9 oren ces required: good wag Call or wrire f Stomdy posit Ox WK-125, pop. working eondit) ions: day or ioree —— merent sore iM. al is Yerryy! us crucifixes Td a6 ba : ih orn eg os ver: 1", i State Calendar Co. ta MP ree otindy SUUations .guarantes pena qn St oe Vaterman :a “PAdi1 RI... Hite. for genera o” . FOUNDRY 0 aie tO ennants ,ers Owes Sales Manage ste aoe eS write ; dike ee ' —esteurent. 500 8. Tth # Printing j rae Pht Apply Mr WM. R W ARNER & th amd Clark 2°) E mt cp Pema mn S10) ails ‘Mire time ee |= (OPEN sty Brig te Mads ished trade = ae Ba usar? te im. the ees =p ~ AS r? Vi “il IO to 3 ti lee war ath) flee “a it af ¢ Ss , ore, ; ”" . : De pet, ly, nerene le y ight a! business 'rOoOU#)} TirSt-cla ven with ree territer " eas et MEL, i Ap HY ‘ aes Py, gui ae slay ate S105 wg A Om OVS We iW aries : ‘¢ : ‘7 ra . ll . . , p aturday. : [ \. . me ; aa "Pt erhii, ' olored air! or wom | aes ro eet, petty Rie New York vil he accepted ~ c territo lay ar « ks. DOSITIORS g ong + whet ie yey o re cand tear oe ee - ’ Eecera, housework and care for your ‘ape 1: S. EMP LOYMENT OFFIC Bb, co. M2 burater tiie \I Making | and‘line mow handled: give norere: Dept. pe manth; apply Monde, rep tllway Schoo; ALSO DISH WASHER.~ftideriy ah Nn restau ive tens. Swepe Shoe Ce, see ae CO., Ine. 508 N. ¢ ommereial st. Linetet! wattee ; iia . 1) s ings 7 oe OHOV Ste Kins ea P ' Poor bie f ogra ph ‘.” ‘pi Sl? Mive Phone Olive 4 : . t from ‘ ; 24 @ ni “ Foon 4 Vliivea er oat . . ~ ' - a A yoo RR Pame bring : / ; iiTset ietter, ! tied ‘ ran v r Tier : ,. | } . . t2-Mewe its AY . " » “Ol APN "ek . nd ‘ . — - " few wees ; ‘ : t or « Hai . 705 Market St.. St. Louis Vc calers magating, ATHY ARORe ANd mall tiret letter. Poriah ‘PRR NMG cat atocte EEN AUTOMOBILE \SHERS oars Sit Roe GIRLS--For ieoee: leat dept siceig ee GIRLS WANTED PF chectewort” inmedigisiy” Se ie a: dj rket; oo 891, LA 7 4 . dealers magazine . oe \ Vacanev Oct 14 for eam lerks.. $1109 Parl AOpPOintinen POM ne yy - RESSMARK YP ro do p! SP’ WINK, must be Apply Sth fle “, Cather Trades itidg Bien . ' : K 4 . 7 . Wid@. Milwaukee Wits SALES = ciahane or eX-merchant to be erm nth examinations ( gaan education ef White men, Apy I at Ga , ' manonthie Cabany 47}¢ AW oe - et ~! 7. DO a hl ’ minerabe - i} #. , Mimtriteueds 2 Prise natriott, ti er Po agar large: Clevelan COrp ficient i? marti rs 1 rican Inetj- “20 I ; | “la aY ee i ae : : : > ] | (; H ] * hie SHMGING, « woman to anpiet | Se = $20) a ren + and Peace,” ‘True Sons. of Proved: direct by . r A needed high-jp «x« hae Mens MI a eon he ster, ¢ if rage, wbl4 seit acini WRESSM AT 5 m3 VASHiE RS. On Wallets ar Ul Ls-- Soda der Psperionce not ne «Men! ‘ : "Ork ip erall fag: ly: this isa dew! : : q 4 _— tures se , er a a s ! ; : thor to #e!j Loerchan Ss a ‘ ti ; ‘ . ' ioe d a P ae = " a . tiete 414°. d* nk ay @ Meovricts merle Busy lea ‘ an ly : INK IN Pac TORY ; % ean Spun doe . ‘ en a fteil \ 4 a ee 4 ‘ urrouns rier ter. Ue, mT “ “ = “4 , — . . . ‘ bd Pe) +k ' a * ai ‘ A : ~ ( : . * Chives ™ _Ww * tn ne b!. b 4 = SHOEWORKERS } peodeme fot east . "rig is pectalifty in Mis | ma i 8 na ayn co as. ner | NUREKs Qpalhie : won , under ‘. BP ing Shey ING WV Ov kN lor th DRE SSMAKER Experienced and fniad , G17 oN. Pond wa or Ne om peri hee nevespar : Steady work. good ; a ‘oi eat ? —~ . “ en) EOry. Honor to ST irea Also: por-ritury;- permanen ra ekiy: Bate +s having some ya ning. to ko Hilincte Pan drapery workroom. ts. Mina Scullin sgn Marviar Gite eficai Work in Giiie: ouc fui, Ap; SDISON LAMP WORKS he ee general houne . ; a ~_ eo mand or von oar iso ilatae iz ‘tral ("n Month COMM ISSfon pea id , ” ¥? ' “ 5.02’) OAS: BLS to $25 Der phad, ’ ¢ “ \ ‘roan ; P ; erties » te ‘ ' r (res e Tuer clarl bret OPrrec ark and bwin & fe4> ‘a "ily ‘ ‘all iss West mins er. b. ; 3 LORKMAN In fitting room _in ont.of (own trait ae Ae — , hice perience Ad Iress > B AOWN SEN. fel (Jra luate nad Train ne te oa: 2 eg : EXPERIENCED Q AT, [cS a k; i) DRiisse ‘ IPE R 4 rors tod f nishers. Cin * } % ws 7 y ve ae _ ne o : be nm = At “GT : a factory on men’s and bei Pan anki ahotd: — —" . se | Colfax @., Cleveland, co et. office 346 Garfiels a tiees? py . ‘For neckwear. Notions, oo mmeet M.. 15 N.S oe AL. : . " G 1 | R LS WW A N T kK D . SOvsEDIRIL cc, red, 16 years of ce | ; : ; 1 future for - got nia * oh clae ir this ety, i WA RVICE examinations. &; AUIS, in ite or ee é - Rep Pete we (SIRT re iP? ‘i we et raw hiats ' . > a Fe 5 § nust be Al man Ton SALESMEN.- High-cta ce in CINID SE ; 29 M DRESS ANT ty MAKERS —} A bee "gee ' winkte % he “Hist in house work Appiy at @ | > i ig “tate Gage, whether ioe arate lannifie a er ’ opr Weekly War Map Windeaw ser, HK nig October: 12000 clerks needed; malary $120) ewelr leather goods, wom ence hes! vy in eit MacDonald Mfy¢ ! = py Pte ae ~ -. + per week to stax HO @* perience —~ ST e Orang Paeaton « S| _ a ; et Oimplover, eive « c oe) La te ANKSA: sea t signt: we fur APOTIONCS Unnececes, ™en an] worn ’ > & A tees er Stern hare | a ee ve 2. iy S b: Sl2 N. Main. ¢ : i = ie mm a 1vi * Post Dir pate _ ents VY an ted meércnants- and om t¢ . reas. Bp of the; oS hen rament oxtiON® write fo: en's shoes ha ndkerchiefs. Sew ee ie N. T1th ' _ oe the fe) oat a ms x TZER's - =e ther “tei bid. jour, © sasist wn 4) : ie (ee = 2 \ K oper & _ . ~ nis each weak a A ran ere +> ows oa, noe = rn o ” "Pere: former Chet! %; DRESS MAKERS "teady work in a rer? ; ASSES ~~ TG nit = rs eae c., | Gis Por addres; g and some experienced 4 York. no Washing cused home Vv ; = ; SHO. HANI 1’ | ! - om i Ati °. Uperra \ : reat. battle trorntse aot nz eise ik a) ak tres Parlien irs, . ¢ , 7, i, Md ‘Wate ing machine dept, hig ; ce fa tory likes Oire rave m1; ‘ ve A ’ : ’ . ss he ft wort Abi ly ie nplowment office. Ratan Te irs ar W423). . i : ore Bue ‘k ingharn & Hecht. awth and r Vien nna \ omen, > OMMISSIONS, fle sn ry lens strong feslimo.- Nerv iog LXAaAMmMiner 4D Bs: OUMOoiA Th : ha "i its ee sioies vg rook Mach fi 1 4 s+} Ase “_ “1 Pa - ? i .; & Valencia sts, Sen sranciaco, tal a We offe) pleasant and protit tials, high-class, honorable ps 5 pep (| Washineto: > pply to Supt.. 2d floor, N. Tith. Sth feos (oR? (RIS. Ry perten, “ Oo lems i: . nee WP aeati* ae. te — =a ‘ Bea ri LN«; « UTTER--Te cut infants shoes from: an Old-ertablished MCs vty pha tates PRICEY BARRE {ULLEG RE, re ‘° : } RR Eenerier:o oO wae atid 3 HON, Paper + Pm (ee SeWork. sroal) Gat, geod he | =. 7 TRIMS "work per pas S11 N. WTth we able emplovment fo men or wam earnings very large: write full, state e; Wanted. ladies and men: tnuitien, ¢§° SCRUGGS. Y AN DE RVOORT PEA‘ Mh we Mb np > ne * ae . HNonal Ganda, 14% May hall AM omen Russe); 4 | & ete Or oe WR ly SO rt, nion Man Ca. 7 r . trher? ler ‘ js a Mange 7 Yas pie ; u ' 75T) Yo i : 2 . = ISS4. . Pres 4h ear ] ‘ KX e) } mn aj wo Vee PRErs gid h tat Us free: . rh {iy mot ot 4 i? \ }e - , a Bis uted ont ‘> Mb Ir ¥ ‘ in eek ing am @ 4 "Fe —_ ‘ WAS @stablisiv ‘dosan ie wa ge a ” t ws * or D 4 : > ) for pan . le, hetric ms e, heedraulic chaltr. Stl Mer LEEDER- Die Dress vrivate iat KO») , i ‘ ; : . » . is 7 if it ~We Have penings ‘ities, You may devote all vonr seen a t he See aa Laven Mo. ie®? Nght and workine conditions: bourse & ¢ euerel hous _— — To make Oy gg ge je bemran eeking ’ . Warhingee,’ dich cen ° £ 4 Ma dA bot) Si? CNSE is . SALES li} PR i icsk oN F Viiv ~——m \ ‘ = _ om 2. 3B. ’ — : . ony . a Saturdae We I? Vv Arne: ‘ j ra, lf ti? Weer y. vers! Duy Pye. . HOB ~~ -- ion ebang . i . t ef or spare time to the work, tnanufacturer af Aly Prod tet lesires th, l". a GOVE R YME NT if appointine thousands —*, ROO = a ; ' { rer. Office work GUODYEAR Mr, rartae RUB s JUREGIRG Neat colored sv ; oe PUS BOY.ONE WilO WISHES Ty) EARN im We back eer\tees of a eles reus “eniative for Nort ler} men. girls, 18 or aver 4 Nici hth aT Be ION EMBROIDERER—a?e once. Box (n Sette COmmervia allan =k whinge. Pr ntti, Htor Sarah CO. MY Rittner Sieg N Broadway}. | tc8m r ne work ame 7 Spartment: 3 adu ; ae. "RQ A DISVENSI ING rr EFERRED No money required. } pastern. Missourt. Hannifeil to be the hares Slo tent eaay. office pos ions, Washing K-15. Poet-Disnateh ee ~ FILE GIRL Young one ee ta aa ae Mauchastue —~ GIR Ma —~ Ove 16. fo ‘andy fae. a oere food pay pply 4471 . Ha " 2 6. - pate a Oe you” and pay fre larht on all town: only el perience 4 Prwtucing BTOCeT) ton, Th, « or near home ee sae a . > ae — Oa SORAD dng lls a onan agree ; 4 4 hg oF Ree - He OP RROADWAY en of any nye, mn owns ane PreVinows aaila« anid howe inees Ox per ence, agi Prymriy ite I Dr rye! 8K) ester * y " I. Yperienced bundle Wrappers Fix ; Try ; ; 2 ? mWendtae is ffreoger Coffea -¢ : lifwas Th ind and W inet (e352 t = . home tran wages tentral oT™M i -e : 7 . ' i}? , . .s . . ; Try beet ty, ; 9 "] Is ret ie. ' ai Or hae 5 ‘ , i ¢ : ad f bi ; ice A SALLE ' ANT) Ss ‘ eferences any business ron eis alar enses and om MBle ao =a. Air "burner. aave ' 1 St ] \l er 7. oe , “ : ‘cole Our line - so BOYS ANI) (stRIiLS Over i¢ pears wees 409 N. Broadw a\ ; c) + + on - = aed - ree OW in c i set in van . " colt work while ou are ion : % e j Mer r ver ' ‘ ; AOUIS, Ate, SOUT) Ard [lifnmets J varie . ened OF to learn eats Sore ahoe cutting ‘ TORELAMDY ‘VOC TAY to rig ar ¥ . é he steam «@ — : , . : ' ; . re Z | how a2 GENTSRTo nei Dept. Gk ? Pua? ls . / ; “er ‘ . ‘stR } jer ree general table work nis hue erienoet eoerater ’ sTRI. nere! i — ene dirt a Market : lO raven tee cceeal al salesman he ge sie Keod Opportunity Model shoe and ate. BUTTON MA WERS—Experiences. 415° 1. wiv Skirt Co. 110 Washingror _ gether 4 Wenen guaranin, a nwars Sample | SOF ~— 10 .. day, "he addition we ea% mae (s te mat om thie, tar poner yy 2 f) at LENT os tite mone ey mel or sen mDiea free tas (ra\ ‘ througho it ? he tend ke dboar.| Cw bins a1,A 2 ated Lito kor ‘le CAS wt ulin eihiae Fear mia fMuntalr Pith and ¢ Petriut | os “TM iy je “ ‘4 fice ti; a oak : wee tn aft SA Der cen "er ig and E : bee fore asen, or @ Momday. 4an0 : : . -_ ” . yoda] sins " a“ Sreee-reneee ee ee . — a ’ : ; - i : i p2 | ailing e., wi 'N Mth (cm, anita yes oe Bae tow liters! ' HELP Wee Male or femaie wh (® OF col BI TPTONHO I hh MAKER EX Derienced ti1Ry Par office work tb N. Kuetid Maer etTTy Ta al: OKIE Bnd hotisework mi te Mies Nertor, Sheewill tet} vo ~— es ’ ? * ie : wl Spccrtenaresamhn oe oe . ~ ref a) ad COM Mise te is ' “7 " , » ‘ by i” a » i , yet : . . - - ' ot t ° ~ > ‘ . , ¥¥; ° x , i he x aia Beatin in 1 reincoas end) re et ek! if you are seck ne a roo! rend | for Kitcher Sers.. SS N. Be Reece buttonhole a ae ve Bay $12" la Kl is or older to Mil an” tahe! he. i “. > latiner reetr ‘rand Fai. BIS wan oan > for voy NEW Lia M . } 4. 4 , Hew Never on the niet 4 by id a suburban nome—Wang it? cee contiection. write us today fre further me» MAN AND Wipe Te ¢s general a. bt mie e Appl ote Pan Carmen Ek - ae sdy work Apply 4i2 8 teh lwnet w. ar L. fc) G00 Lajows . ' r er iB “ regerdine r proposition fares 1S Windermere p: ic 0 Ara ae ingtor 1 Tia . steag iashe ; i Hatdoten of De Post-Dispatch Wants, Neulars regarding our proposition . rk i ti cvat Co satu st.. Darton, Ohio. Os sbate — : : - aa

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* - 700 Women and Girls Wanted—Is ‘the position you seek advertised in these columns today? HELP WANTED-—WOMEN, GIRLS! —— == SSS aa === = fe ress eA aabaoritpd ay i tonic ety Bree HELP _WANTED—WOMEN, G GIRLS) HELP WANTED—WOMEN, , GIRLS | HELP WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS "HELP _WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS HELP )_ WANTED—WOMEN. “GIRLS | HELP WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS ROOMS FOR RENT-CENTRAL ED—WOMEN. GIRLS i GIRLS | HOU SEGIRL—Smal} , apartment: JS line eactaA. m seayegrtge ee te Sings SuaBaciosn: citi hie ei aren NNN Nt atta lal at Suthtsthiing . | home nights. 4452 McPherson, no inilidier: = ‘ OFFICE GiRL- —k — GRAPHER Youne lady mmenoanunine, ee tN and Olis aiagit . ~y (fe) adie } , . r is. § acy \ r ound =a tt a { tice * day afternoons off. Morganstern Garment and salary expect ted: wl dina WOMAN.- A Se tt) ed woman. wilow of one AND reese th aurnished basement room, -86- | nerai fac tory work, roe | Pral “+ oyna oF Sunday — Doueawork: “ne ! io Ml hi te Pe ri . 1 Co., GIS N. 9th, 6th floor, (cl | E-S9?. Post- Dispatch. Os husband in the service and having ee, ee Rae “t St. Louls Tin & Shed: ) C AND ARD PEN oe a | rairie av ';} bookkeeping Machine School: ay , . ‘ w ‘ , a -—* wa UE schoo! age vreferred, ‘per- 1D ik he wT rN ; “1--Two rooms, bath, mice: : ~ * : 4. : s ; i Th yeki (7) AP Gna ; , - 4,0 Ph Ons — 7° seTLer’s: I tis mS RARH Ee: R—And oftice @Ssistant; one tf mail country lepho arc; ' ’ ‘ a . : ‘ - MN gr on wees = papain — sins ; = ga ‘ “ oti =? ES a et L ves SEGIRL- For ‘Reneral house w fork: -. LALUNDRESS—Woman, coivrea; nou washing H KI M KE R & ( Q., ‘14th and L, ocust, STENOGRAP HER Permanent bosition Ober, te «ak Sa Se ee ee eee ' MAKETRS 9. DADD CH nor ' tea t> — 2 unfurnished FOURS, p mead it Ines. ; light, @ene lI R ioe Car. 4] Lew is vp}. Fi nney, er T troning or outsi le work. 2AS Tune as. f 7 . — ” . : in buying de partinent of man! afar turing . : re) i na «0 ° ; 1@ ae _ ' Zz Y) UD Ww. *\ f od “ 1) , . x rar Ka ston oc iy ] A a t ' elias Nie ae = ‘a " — ae sa a ° . - Apply 100 N, dd aon eS | HOUSEGIRI— For a a | LAUNDRESS—Good. white, for Monday.|' OPERA TORS Inseamers on ne “ plo: ed ¥ “ete pp - fenaieh fe. WOMEN _F o iabtmas Ce * Urnianed 0 ae -- enageapenoenennestion 4 " ee =" e era! house SOOR Maffitt. . . y . A me ' 7a. tt a r lactor ~-Ovoniai Caoin >. > ae —o . nt : fieer front i! conve ith and Chestnut. fe learn shirtmaking; clean, light weork- Washing; 2 in family aides “ep Bay : . hy th mont? re union speci cal: ABE M AN- STENOGRAPH | “Youre lady for gerier, lt 5. y fea) | OSITIONS are Ope n fo the LOMIP TUN pevtss 4, om aa —— nanagoan. LACNDRESS- -White y the tmonth 455°) , ot . " iv - > P - Mousekeepin roum stenagra pner work: wn ze lardiwar ’ ya ae —Light laboratory work; short hours following: einen sie e ; | dining room rooms. foreiadies who - wil! take a personal).._—_—_ ea ee | “9 oe neg ' fan in you. Week work while you are HOUSEGIRIL—For rai ; days eS: e*na? ot erience TY? ~~ , ¥ - rind ol tice for adv ce. ea “a + ¢ ne. no io {n I i * , ‘ . : — y : mitts 4 . ma Le yee . » Oo as ae, ' , 3 in re : wing ¥ } ? per we : ' oY eta at pamneling we , 4) tr t ‘a we pay a adults. =] Pa z or ironing; fan lily ; ‘ af Wo k. S620 ‘ har nePrialn. ic? ( | RI. ( yPE RR. A’ [ ‘ORS Be xX - ¥2 , P Ost LD SDs son hy . \b OMEN - a Ney - " Kit Hen ce "aoe ae Ko00d je XY PER | K \( ¢ KI] ) je e “ . : Phor ir , : So. ' ty per cent. Come | iaaieeianes f , | a erncereare . 7 z ee met : . oa RO short ours, ‘ea 2 } ; SON. 2a) “ y fe Pete gi fe) ; lk 2% Herzo Sh 495 HOUS SEGIRI—For a} -!| LAUNDRESS—“;00d; Tuesday be good : : dik NOGK AP H ki }t--- Ws a se iy Peet ,* 7° ? . j oi ac” ‘ , 7 . . " wf ise ‘eDi , * ’ > fountain work. Apply F. ° wha ‘do for ie. at toll small fami ly; no washing. 4509 Is eae: masher and ‘roner. _ 4168 MA ary vlan e-.. — mo epetnes y AUSS-L. AN | EN A ty : race: answer if possible by typewritten ) Sunday work. I “or hard Contec — SALESWOMEN ae ee | 19 Washington, Sea we ERA MPG. CO,, 901 Lucas av. (c5) | Phone Forest 1320. santas + LAUNDRESS—Monday or Tuesday. iver in, 6 fien x y be GENBERG HAT | | r. £iving nationality, education, expe Marke Se i ae Tees i A adie . 7 TE EN . ae Peectebactcs ian > uatntien s av C->! i HOUSEGIRI.White % a el) aide 1037 . ’ 120, a. as} ng@torn ay. ; rie . Bpeed and references. Box K-: : or pieture “. cwelry, uncer i “tt iH es = Twe frent r wre. Sse: i ree 2 re 7 ’ in ulatto rir r oe a ’ . = ad 2 , % Post Lis ra te s j : _ Ti : ge ‘ ? . . . ‘ . : rYeeoPye? ’ rT : one Ww ho is IRI 9 \ ne housework in sina] fs amily Fapartinent | L.Al "NDRESS rit Vwoman for washit OPERAT OR pS STENGOK + LPH KP ix 3 ae ing apps : : aeinaneien °c r eT - Wear, intants wear, | bina ware, rILANCIS ae 4.8 ? e ' pewrjler y rre let y A NT Ri) ! ari wares. A rt ie : > Hdav rte : . , all to- : » _ ais. sis MmADeriencedqd, SItieg _ Ai ti * free timay 1 Pn ere . ¥ } +. © > . , pane @ geome Hiurn ished rt | lal | re fe tn . y ’ he 4 EG IRL Pt y 4 7 Ww eer Pine cl) a. ay y Monda ° Meas s. Compton; Cail pe - gee en ¢ l sing .e- ag per ‘ators, ) office: light work: ple asant hours ‘ . , : mG i as M ’ t iT} 4 books, stat ion ry . shoe 3 an l mevrry fue! gue Water $7 2. : —Genera! housework ; ~ i ligator hats for Uni tates Ar nent position with good future: smal! salary Mie To work on ladies’ hats, gcood pas tovs, PR aS al. iN, d0ll——Sesect rooms. 240. ‘ , : . se a ine ey eit ta etc gly he RNa art! A TELE I a Air | a oa “ee ee , —_ ‘— Tle girl. Apply Sun ’ - | place for a good girl. S915 J Be I iversi its #t. L Al NDR ISS I \ mon th : white: ~ good 4 s ) , to start but rapid a] ar ere > - z '¢ e emeanceadct Wo ke a ’ ae gin ; . -_ 1g ‘ id a § rt, \ cement sured 1e! ] or rs; a.80 ners. opule liotel Cafeteria Good Ww age >, and piece- Ehone Tyler 1801R or Tyler 247% J (1) | home, good wages. Methodist Home, '?p AG : 1 & NE W T BA D LAN L Bo x K-46. Pog- Dispate "pe 2 — raid wh! learning: apply to manufacturi ng r - SSPE Ege ————-- | A | ~- - .* ; > . le . J ." : 4 ny, ’ f« t r}- \ lv “Tig SEG IRL — Wi hite or ¢ Olored, Tor general 43 . J M rv P| an . : sie Alligator ();] ( ‘lothing t qd, STENOGR AP HE R In large retail) establish 17 “Orv Ww eee King brinsmade Mere. . W ( \i KEN 4 } LEA ht \ work, caring for tWins and Worn, "6 pp . jaunary’ ark. “ et hang : smail family: LINOTYPE OPERA1 iis a xpe prienced ; th st, (a2) tnent, who is also capable of performing VM Verte ME Sk] l Ni ; FRANKLIN “ell ‘ - ~ : sith | ‘ Tash j on lov (Cc) reg te , ey ‘ ‘ ’ "th 3 nee a mY, Saiary Oo mth, wit cr ice . JF Vers capaod, si on — ‘ @ ‘ ° m 0 cenping or s 4 . te — te L1IS Ful Ss 16 TO 3U 7 6 or genera! housework for 1010 W ashington, 4th fie wr. a ply amy day after Y a. in., vth flower Kip rage Prd i perma nt acabtoat an Liberty Loan work: office experience ( {NI I] ee RS { N 1) mace heat 0UFeKee Ding: fore yinegograph, ‘ couple employ ed: must be . , ne +, adi } + ldyv Oth ni Locust s Cee =BOOd cook; | MAID— Dini ng room, St. Luke's Hospital, | loch Ridg., 1th and Lo sane = J. Kennard & Sons Apt. Co, 4th fl lecessary; no typewriting or shorthand : TU Dpry 7 GAMBLE $06—-Nicely furnie? socom 1 : L INS] K¢ rORS lid iTnished large ; : ‘ . _ 800d wages to right ty Yn : me : to aseist 7 with housework Paid While Learnin | day, 17004 Tower "Grove. Call aes nasa Delm wa? : ; _ ; (el) ae EKRATORS wholesa) dey t;. between 10 a : ‘oloe itlred. but on ust write le »pible hand: ‘ 4 ; reoms ; Ouxsekeepi -” o~ k ele children jn exchange for | HOUSEGIRIL _F —~*?) | SAID—Expertenced house and dining room: 3 72 Monday. lo} y; higa-school graduates pre ferred. Li Girle be sa >. i ii pheme: rensenabian oX stove. gaXx, ard an a spending mone, | IG For general housew or rk; small} 40: also nurse: $35 “919A Olive experienced e-needle operators : aa t Fean Aaen iation. 1685 Railway *y- iris between 16 and 20 yeurs - - Laps | family; good w ages. 337 Gray av., Web- | ae = ‘ achines to make Alligator suits) TRIMMERS—-Experienced in trin ladies «PO aga apie f | apping dep: me. GARRISON. 1315 N.—1 or 7 poome oh : | A - ster Groves, Mo.; take nee Mba ‘oa td | MA I DS—'! vo, cent, housework and dining- x Apply _ hats, Stein Pou! aor 1h VM aah inet ton (c) ) , rr o6€©our WwW ra} ping ut part Inen:. : r I : pore —, mr igor 4 wg -o :. : Good wages; steady work; health Gray ¢ ay. AMETD: he gael? endl : AS er 3 >. i. Sunday. 517TH — ’ PAN Dp N ; ST. PI, ANT. lw 0 Needle Py rcke t ( ype r: stor: : é refined, auver.i se (:00d salary to start and exce! elect rtictt. steam heat. Bos cygpnes, Sar : os ; mt 5 5 | HOU SEGIRL— [ri iM Wate oc: i. ool = er. FOFER. th. snsctsiaiaanlid eciiilingihaacton Entrance N : st . é 5 stn trate : pie Out sempres > ity Por ‘anceme ' , —— ie - Pp, : ne Sary. Leonhart | surroundings. LU NGSTRAS DYE- housework, with ht whit els a for general MAIDS—f'our be tween 18 and 45: good ‘ik é ( )j l ( ‘| thi g ( { , ; AI ; ; : n ‘t ay es: perma! , Opt ortunit: To! advancem cnt. 7 PAM; srw =? - furnished roeins, tee Market oye ND CLEANING . © experience and ref-| “ome essary ALIGAatol OUnin 0. Excellent opportunity: very big pav: ex-. to the rij arty: good salary; n st- | ousekseping $12 month ING A CO., 1300 | erences; ee tt . ! atuame Revie a home and wages; experience not necessary. e pales Z : . ; —pe re amily. Cabany 5738. 6oge : mew 2 , ‘ (9, perienced only. Marglous Mfg. VCo., 803 lu- your own required; oniy 4 YAY fT ’ * ry GULASGO 1 ‘ a> | - i ‘. _ a " , ‘Ta’ nthe rn ‘ = all 7 7 ¢ Louse eeDpi ing | . ok : or ink =e aun Resteatl-i : -—--- : R—EX PERIENCE : Ss’ Santtol (« cled a Py $ a Mart. Cali Mink Inst. Co eral housew ork: ze to nmtiat geod heme: | MXtD—Neat cojored: to assist with eat UI RA ORS Girls “6 learn Ww one TS; mr re gg me girl, tor ott = @ work: oe good waves: come readv for teach women how to sell shoes, rooms, convenient = . mt hewmen oping — 9 , Pp ° iw ‘ ecexne “9 we am) ’ . ' : _*s : Bbany 228° The Pressing Trade. GARRISON “Go N\ Nicely : iii : Pirie ‘ positions ; Hf i; “a HOUSEGIRI-—-To - = a ieshing Hous iS Chou > assist with housework ‘and 'MANICURIS ae : - : : ioe | ry: ; : —— car y 4 » ror tIST—-Lady; steady. Majestic ro , ; : . ss a Pa Pe r r | An opportunity GRANT 111 N : a - i , Ls I IR IL, S paatnes Gentes. Bh iad ~ oe Pang Pfr reps Of | tel Rarber Shop. 11th and Pine, 1); per week to beginners, Im addil- | TYPIST—Give experience and Salary ex-, W ork. PRUFRO‘ K - LITTON Pp rt nit, to learn the keeping: al ‘ae nvenlencen ‘or light house- opportu far one expe Sunday _morning. Forest 746 S. steels Te) | MAITRESS TICK SKW ERS--E xperienced: kn mee Nepean of larg reekly pected. Hox E-40, Post-Dis. 'FURN. CO. 4th and St C1} le shoe business, whieh will result GRAND, 1100 NN. -# cone nll Sai) ears & ‘abe, ’ HOUSEGIRL or no W st | steady empioyment gv0d pay. ~211 tion we pay X Ou a arge wee M TY PIST—-For addressin g catalog env elopes: v.N. *s ! ane . 1aries. mn permanent employment with runn ing hor and soil —e for ry } r 9) Pl ’ fatnily of four; the vasbing oF Rroadway. - TERS ee saa (e) bonus: . also experienced oOpera- | $1.50 Stix, — eolieee employment saint 3 la wins hice (c) a good salary. ‘ ing and sleeping rooms: elect Recwe 3 ho aeckeepe 16 ro 20 YEARS OLD; | Bood wares. Call’T. J. Francis Dry Goods | MILLINERY MAKERS—Expertenced: and ee a | ffice, Stix = ae + tll ' ————— | r | Stearn heat, ; Sore, 5006 Morganford. (ec) | trimmers; steady position and good pay. tors. Wanted. .Can make $15 to. 7 Young Jady; (touch): high ‘se “all Apply superintendent's office, LAWTON, 2835-1 unfurnished room ite mensntigiinentailhincinnds eontnnatinaeds Gol iber Millinery Co. 1221 .Washington. graduat e. for fil IMs’ anc clerical work ( WOMEN We need a number of ‘ main floor balcony stove ' Ma, wit ; a . « i ‘ iN + ‘ hoe h'sN 4 —— = Conta tir tre — salem ue? Tay T a 4 r a , ’ ‘: ‘ YPIS'1 Young lady. who is experienced per ing: no eXtperlence neces , . >> mes ¥ aa : ix n "ans oe hese eee TUNITY TO M AKE 192), or Delmar 306 ee | Statae experience and salary. T'WINPLEX BAT M M FG. CO., Dy. Ky. Cor. 20 on wax sheets, for stenctl work er cee ‘; we teach you and pay vou I AMOL S «& BARK ( Q). ~ lent hou fKeeping or unt furnishe4, Bood hours, fine es . en SALES CoO., 1627 Locust. (c) ii si , : also take shorthand Box B-79, P.-D.(c) ‘hile learning; good working con- LEONARD, 1008 N Two connecting Tuo HOUSESGIRL——White. experie enced: ‘refer-|° — : and Locust. Apply 3d f] , Uo ix } - ues t ; od letter wri Bee ‘ ditions 3 ovided. Apply at Oper- for light housekeeping TYP IST-—Must be gooc . ite, capa- | ators’ fain ane Se meet, or at - “IL INDELI. 32510-—-Steam- heated housckoopih@ is roaxi «6©SAIATY «6[0O06OhCOBtari. . Sees STO Ieee. fi | RE: - TRENT ; ences necessary: good salar : . | me : a ; - 1Ai i 1a j Cc) MO > PERMANENT ; Phone Webster 1728. 44 i Veoutaes oy M C SLIN [7 NDERW EAR OVERALL AND JSUMPER OPERATURS- ,¢ handling following-up system. el Bat ceo | | aed Sackine: lich entory. block from Manchester car line. ae (c _ () werator ae xX er] nee { } 1] Also suspender makers; wfli teach be-, le r filing, etc.; state experience and sal- , y SALESWOMEN WANTED | room kitchenette, gas range. iaumare ee ot ater ary. pty: oor OFF S ATURD AY AT Hou SEG IRL— ~G nera | h ! 4 | pe ws te I c Cer Or a Binners: highest union scale and bonus! arv expected. Box K-19. Post- Dispatch. : SOU THW ESTERN BELL ee > niin saratoga, A paw ar ph one $7 re ce not : NecePsRAl). Apply vs a : 4 mi tf ¢ 7 ren : ousework : good cook : art ( f muslin in lerwear Will pai da: wovernment work. Arbetter &: TY PISTS Eixperienced; must be over 1S r EI EPHONE LADIES can make from $2 to $5 a day sell- | LINDELL. 2 sD — oes oe nee = = sy oor. i ( ‘ s 4 . 4°23 ’ shi . ‘ (ec? , P , ‘ . ‘ 4 4 - 4 , . " } r ef . ; ° tricity hone a Bd floor Cae OE RE TIS ; Aad , Baggenrthe apart gar“ j, 9 laun rth good Pp S ‘te : . ( : — = nom Ke gpa Ui ann ina HEIMER & CO., 14th & Locust. he travel |PINE. 51%.-2 See - 5; M eos morning 14 Lenox pl. . > ‘ 7 oo > Yor HOUSEKE BPER—In a motheriess |} home; tn | int A ; Apply J. D. Chenoweth Dyeing and Clean- foor (c) , - ‘aFGe. connect? : : - -— sn 4 os l : ; a i oe rte al da vanced: no canvassing: women to travel - ! ‘Re. ng Te rm ty for family of four; state wages wanted. Ad- | NURSE Reliable white, for 2 young chil ing Co.. 1415 Washington. ———— | WAISTMAKER—Factory experience. Jacob tees appointing agents for war savings foods; ex- housekeeping: running water, electricity, i; any. Alig F Post-D 1 ssastwenne: oa | a ae HAND SEW ERS—To sew hooks | ¢ress R. F. D. No. 2. Box 6. Coulterville, Il, dren. an jertin” av. __ | PRESSFEEDER=Girt to- “i Job press; Mange. 100 Washington. — \WV r appers perience unnecessary. Reliable Mfg. Co.. THOMAS, ae . ot rwe furnished rooms for 15 HOUSKKEEPER—Middle-aged woman: good {NURSE GIRL--For 24-year-old boy. Call! $9 to start. Apply 412 8 —. ‘£2 | WAITRESS. -3972 Chouteau; $10: night work. SE oe Mi housekeent : 1 pot ° 9 ceening 1 onvenien ‘ Buckingham Hotel, morning, a sal; * 3 F | : : “xperience not a — Gaal on : home for right party. Geo. Smyth. Whea Cc 4 0 &, roor ai PRESS FEEDERS —Cylinder: apply at once | WAITRESS —F Sturn, 620 N. 9th. (ce) Eexperien not 5 E NNY & GENTLES SALESIA DIES -Wide-awake, to take charge THOMAS &s we s. of our laca) trade; $3 to $4 a day steady; AS. at | or, 3 rooms “eae “bath, WAITRESS-—Counter girl, from 10 to 3; no Rr Broadway and Morgan. (c) no experience required; pay starts at once; App), Sunday. 416 N. 7th st _ YOUNG LADY—For drug store; reasonable| write today. American Products Co., 801) WASHING ™.% ooms fer Hight holiggs ass : ‘ ' Ma, ~- and eyes on Government coats, Nt MEL 1 lk. BON CURLEE Cy OTHING Cc _ton Station, on Creve Coeur Lake - line, Pine and King's highway. —....!'}| Meyerson Printing Co., 3d_and Chestnut. SP A bey | sis 4 i CO., HOUSEKEEPER-—In workingman’s home: NU 'RSE ao to “nega Cc 4 > ot if-moaths- PRESS FEKDERS—(Cvlinder. Genera! Print: eis ahi ’ Z b ISK om j a. , ‘ , ‘ Fork st er} 4 L-2 o ‘e] ; ims cf ‘ i ments ences: $2. $2 Lu and totlet preparations; ; ; : HOUSBEKEEP FE.R—Middle-aged, for fam ily NU RSE ato Experience a for two WAIT ae SN iixperienced: $0 per week. fica work; state experience. Box E-24, tion to trave! We instruct in requirements, 2. $2.50 wp, you will tike; good pas al ladies dresses and rompers. Can of two: good home and wages. Box F-'! \ SALESWOMAN And clerk: in retail ETO- | Lvr festaurant, 1320 Delmar. Post-Diapatch. ‘c2 tren tar neg 4 nan pntene te oy Foxy oh ae SOUTH _ ita! aboratory y} i . : ° 9 (re ay Tebs rrov “> , "Wt , "4 onmun@ ' ' “Kk to thos? qualifie s the opportu! lital Laboratory, Boyle an! use a few girls to learn; paid'| eis eee _ a (); small children; liberal salary.! _cery_eftice. 21 Gore av.. Webster Groves eieaeeene Hoard and room furnished. | YOUNG IADY—Intelligent, about 1s. Site for this Wark,” Ta tenes TENE Ee | ein “oe ’ Ss - - / HO SKEEPER--In motherless home; no aaa y i ‘RUBWOME N Two. Apply to janitor,; Apply National Hotel, National Stockyards, | office work: eaperience unnecessary: see ~~ ' — we ah} Peis Sage ; . bora tory WARRING ing. ta well and ad vanced ra idly. objection to one small child. Write John | Apply DOSS W aterman, second | * "3402 S. Gran : hast St. Lovia, I). , A I Ane Se Seek ee ne = = Se EN--Fi r we yr ee "-Camaathon ee) and Nab fe. etc S hours; one-half duy p | Underberg. Sparta, Iii. sy ‘floor east. Cabanv 161. fs 1 Or RUBWOMAN “White. Apply Hotel Ben-, wWaAITRESSES—--Two for all day. two for, YOUNG LADIES— Neat-appearing. expert- or - "tetemieniias “ake Giieaiaien “aie } ~a7 ; : ee er week sod 10 per cent bonus > iF y & W Al, KER, 16th and Lo- HOUSEKEEPER By farmer with ~ Doys, | ~ a: oanbediantonn. \‘ / ton, &10 Pine. ; fe) | lunch+hdur, two for evening: experi-| enced in seiling good Wages. permanent po- 402 TT te] National Bank Bld me wires oe ae Furnished room ; S. Hroadwas (c h | 12 and 15 years; $3. 50 per week; must be/ ORFPICK GIRL fuxpertens ed in generai of-| sCRI'BWOMAN-—Steady work. Apply Ely| enced. _Tbsen’s, 912 Olive. a ce. Oh wei work. Busy Bee Candy | aN. oa0 or 4 $5000 ovat inened ath; southern exposure: p: - AGED 16, 7 ALAR ; cust sts., third floor. (e2) Americans, Frank Mouiton, Curlew. fo. | fice work; good pay. 400 N, Main. (c) & Walker, 16th and Locust ts, Sth fl. (cl) | WAITREssS—Apply Colonial Sestaurant: go) Co.. 6th an = ‘ | ws ogee tg or we: we give merchants $% BENTON Pl, 5—Nicely furnished vosme: ; ‘ i} : — . i Y pe aw a _ ’ f f ' o Je . “as as ‘ . : . FoR ING 4 ie hoNs + HOU SEC TR For general nou sework. ~ Apart- aieael' me ‘ehiectton rege “chil ge Foes | ag # Kk GURL—Chicago Carpet Cleaning y a SEAMSTRESS First-class; | be ee a 21) 8, Broadway? ae Seay | 7 aed” aaa ae Roe = ee Bt chewing tum vending machine. free. Mil- one or two gentlemen, furnished rooma; y oe ee ae yh TP hm “ aa 1 schoo , e ‘ R29 Finney. dernon Family Laundry, 4939 ‘Me *herson wor . - _ | 0 ‘ cs lard, 486 Broadway. N. Y. - - —— ROOM. KMGGEL CAS _ment, .@74 Julian; Cabany 1137. (cl) | « pec Box A-200, Post-Dispatch. — : 4 : a. mm. Monday. Murillo Stu-' : N , roo " (Ss HOUSEGIRL— No ee Se ‘entra! raat HEP eRE Misdic-aned ee ? eee | OPERA TORS -And tirls to learn, “Call 1038 | SSAMSTRESS—To reline coats: good pay. lw Ati Hts a. a, day or ninth on ae dio, 1314 Olive (c)| SALESWOMEN-—Full time: ‘salary $24; « apace | i y ttn 2 BS F + ~rocaley me for wen- “2h, 2021 University. Tyier 2477, (c7) | : fen ¢ 9: : N. Grand av.: Lindell 176. (ce) Apply Monday. Dodson-Spengler Cleaning yee le, ‘ : . - ; : - . 10°20 a. mn. Union Station. Room 30%8.‘c) | gs dad o operate °. 10 Reining- , : . Mon * ~ HUUSEGIRL—-For general housework: no | requived.. ooh Sunany. Sa ap sage? | OPERATOR Iexperienced on caps, to teach |_©o-. 5869 Delmar bl. _ - — mt eres N a it 2532 © Call- ton biller; hours 8 to 5, 12:30 Saturdays;| “ery to wearer; permanent: experience Uun- BENTON PL. = Second floor | Nahe Washing. 5595 Waterman, Ist floor. (ce) | i ) : -~—| jearners one hour evenings: biz pay. Box | SEAMSTRESS--To work on ladies’ garments W Ase ee Hage ween “| permanent place for right party; give phone; Recessary. International Mills, Norrisjown,| |) 1) Ot = sees urnace heat. bat HOUSEKEEPER—Woman of refinement: re- | E-104, Post -Dispatch, Apply J. O. Chenoweth Dyeing and Clear _fornia: apply Monday mor R. -}+ number. Box F-322, Post- Dispate n icy} Pa. . — sae . BROADWAY, 2a SN 7 - tly furnish 7 ‘eure SA TE te HOUSEGIRL. Kor genera) house - , rson, h wen —— . , . ae Ww aes nal! : — re aie betore 1 . a 4159 Magnolia” Ap Fh seer Be ete (yell sn | 17 OPE R A T¢ yRS- On house dresses Why go ing A ©.. 1418 Was hing! on a‘ (co) WASHMRWOMAN— aoa eg real — _YOUNG LADIES—With high school or col SALESWOMIEN—To travel tn the country | resme far tate Sil ba re and over, experienced HOUSEG iKL—For cot ioe’ A Box K-tU%, Post-Dispatch downtown when you can work in your’ SKE \MSTHE SSES— Making oe and dresses, E home; no ironing. OlvA APN det | Jege education, for position in engineering and drive rural routes and take orders for — a = Bia Ne sinall paper boxes; clem ply 27 Washin general ousework. Ae | eam aan . code. pete, da 18-| atanorre 1008: Bteadv work, good pay.| at wholesale in a nice clean fact WASHERWOM \N —Expenenced: small fam-/| department; interesting work and rapid ad-| Capper mporition. salary and expenses. BROADWAY. 1440) =6S.-—Furnished rooms; eat factory conditions eaten : ‘ ngiou _fes) | HOUS we oe “ry ER- —Bideriy; two 3 ee S- Contract Mfr o., 19th and Dodier. SIRES TO LEARN eon be ee Ont 15th. re ge yl avath people: ali conveniences. Sidney Lg, ' w @ ‘ . oe : - . | pl us over 25 vears old, 4 Se nger tacking ma hines as) a seit Bch Berson xiris at yg good home and small | = minnie i alt --- ( SKIRT AND REESE MAKERS S—-Permanent | wkrT NUKS£&—Colored; will pay good wages A DEL AGH PUL AND IN TERE STING Jats nam — pa Bes es Hoes By Badin Bane ay CAI IPFORNIA. 2 4 aa oe te wee arts of agoverntnen' Trottee: HOUSEGIRL ~-Or woman, ‘for general ‘house- | wares: Ad aged or elderly. Harry Scho- OPER an. IRS—TO ie af ON WHITE positions; best pay in city. Sausman-Wetss to healthy woman. Box F-306, Post-Dis. PROFESS: a take our ~ % ears: Gratts- woman or widow without incumbrance pre- era mo rare ag -_ on hat er frone a ‘ ‘Tl 5 CY = : : ys 2 - ‘~ c , rn) he prenticesht;) course; instructions 4 ; isis =p . mm, ce. con Cen: ; = 11: at . BN S sn ‘ H Sa fet pnd = e maker, ant West Ripa av.. 0600 5. Bruad- Mia KE $12 2 $12 soe Pan >} ite . % Garment ‘0. 612 N. iit th ae = WII »W Respectabie in met)eroms home; Paar pe rel cone weaien Whate Bn ferred: pleasing personalitv and adapt- gentieman uupess aay wa oN) ‘ ‘ i S SG at Jr Ww ‘© n, 2 adults: “no ——— way, coun _ PEGA ES Pe OI, sisi “a ~ >) one of 12 vea rs 4°50 Yon ‘ersen vs } ; on +> ca sé ; y +? oe P ability essentia! . no Iny estment necessary ; . . ’ rT , ~~ ae ! | DINE HARVEST HAT CO. 2128 WASIL. SHIRT YOKER een | iin school education or equivalent | "Oo “experience required: position permanent | CALIFORNIA, 1866— » WORE iv 2455 oes my ee | y WK. 2450 N. Grand. HOUSE MAID -In ‘suburbs. Cabany 4525. tc) INGTON tad] WILL furnish nice big room, third fhoor, | ulre Inquiries welcome. Apply with advancement: will pay right party $20 unfurnished front rooms: also one fur- J-2, Post-Dispatel { Le CTR! , \ rit LI} SK Ik L z -- - - a -_ — ‘ - *k Ms land ’ ‘ ’ > . 7 tr ' ‘ , 4 ° KS" ISEGIRL—For general housework. - 4045 HOUSEMAID-—Experiené¢ed; two in fam- | IPERAT a catheuted . nian t . Sani , On Unton Special machine, one class of elegant home on 4100 DbDiloc Mary , aft: n WAGNER ELECTRIC, 6 , nished: adnita Dt ' UNITY ‘4 a Newberry. the flv; references required. 5831 Cabanne. Ro PE} ATORS—Few, ones yea ed gd re Nes’ | work: excellent pay and very large bonus: to respectable lady who will hetp mother; pl,¥ MOU PH. (ec) | _&_ week. Box CARTLEM ae, Tee asian ad es ier & Re. | HOUSEGLEL- Or a ral h “ SE -| me ert waists; Steady work ame pisas- steady all year round. Marglous Mfz. Cu., of 5 medium-age children with housework: 7 > amma ee | EDUCATED woman or teacher, under 40. to “MAN, S82i-—-Nicely furnished ee ay AN A woman, or gene ouse- HOU SEMAID—First floor and dining ey an surroundings. rete ae can earn | 403 Laicas, 6th floor. _ (c)! can feel at home. Box A-121, Post-Dis, | You NG pena’ everal, 18 years of age travel: no selling; welfare workers: salary | **"tleman only; no “meals or over, for stock and order-filling work: | $100; ratiroad fare: worth $50 weekly to| CASTLEMAN. 405 Large bedroom, hitches ~ Two front rooms, third (; IRES HOUSEGIRL—For general housework; four | HOUSE W¢ ee “ ‘ompetent, tor general) 73 Lucas. (c)j}. a ie 1g Se | WPRAN— re sane - vp iat bi : fc), nent position; no experience required. Apply learn. Banner Laundry, 100 8. Jefferson. floor, water and toilet, $9 : S : is ities i iscdalieahadlibes . \pply Kl . & \\ ALK |: R Lunchroom, 315 ine. @te lls m..®to4p m.. 419 St Louls av. cy os F KE R Experien ‘ed: atso tIadies® clothes “LaVEILA NI) 4607 seatiy furnished om adults; no washing. 5417 Vernon. ‘all ic) housework. Box K-58, Post- Dispatch. (7) OP iA’ PORS - We wil! guarantee a laree learn - . OU orders and pack. Cent: 4! HOUSKGIRL—Y wang, to assist with gencral; HOUSBWOMAN-—For housework; &S8 week weekly salary to experienced power ma-/ ., _— : MAD TUG WOMAN--Ta work for , ae i i yaa Fast St.- Louis ae (| _troner, (rand laundry and Cleaning Co.. in private family: or rent reasonable. Dept. Brown Shoe ‘ housework. (‘all «22 W esigair. tc) | Smith, 427 Von Verret. chine operators, to work on all oO SH R | k Af | OR LES, Sth and band’s room and board - —— 'THE Y. W. «. A, Empioyment Departmer ert, eth ; i ° eo 2 ; ~.. . ° , eC : . fr oor : ‘ . - : Tite — HOUSEGIRL Lady. alone, wili give home HUUSEWOMAN-—Elderh. | general house $24 perl week. and on aidditiendl Gepes Hickory and 16th and Locust, | WOMAN— White, to glean and assist In bak- | © 1411 Locust st., is making special efforts | PLAT- WORK , MARKERS And folders; | coc: _prcuer, Temes: $8 canveniegen | GIRLS ne wages to lonesome. Firl. Lindell 4851 W. work: family of 2: good home. 1512 5. %) per cent. Call and hear our proposition . ' . ‘ ery. Room S08, Union Station. “. | to secure day work for women whose hus Straight time: good wages. 2323 Market. CLEVELAND, 40%>—Dasirable rooms: south factor: men's pay wh HOU KGL RLF or small family; between 16 © OM Nl “heeewerks tm Moss-Strauss me (o., 20th and locust. te) | S1X1 h floor. (Co) WOMAN--—To —— ~ page 4 -_ assist {n — "aeaean are whe a nga ge a my Pat rps ee ae ee see ee to cars: private fam- ‘py oy nt * 23 C OUSE -- r gen eri ousew ‘ ite > bw tk. wv panes by (ee } 32 i Zé (c) : ae SKA: ‘ ie) u a rs and sorters, : eoilars a or Zz — ° an’ eg rhe at oO HOUSE am Foe — eee —— apartment Ani or en al nice woman. REKCE BUTTONKOLS OPERATOR, KTR’ UCTTER—First-ciass; and = tnaker. !| -- ook ke a . bw the é@ay in gene ra}. phoning their needs for nurses. laundresces,| mangle: girls to "departmen ts WILIAIN, 1203 .-Large furnished heusekeer- ’ sucae r or housework, for a #ingle R Vk K ms ST) 1X itsky ladies’ Tailor. 4659 Maryland.ic) | WOMAN—-To wor ) ’ eb cleaners, restaurant workers, menders, Anderson fmundry. 3970 Olive. (2) in h p- \ __ SE housework: good wages 6189 Kingsbury. eresaen .. Olive 4875, Central 3853. | tap ; ng reotmwne, cheap; gas, bath Central ; seamstresses, etc. e er, ral o& a) IRONERS—-Body ironer and plain clothes) %273R. TO LEARN 7 lady. 291SA N. 28 at. OLA Cabanne. Faas . a 7 n es HOUSEWOMAN--Good woman or girl for lith and St. Charles sts OSTENOGRAPHER-St.. Louis Coffee and | IRONE Rs— . -Ladies’ clothes: satisfactory an changed ohne Rs 5 on_Sersen.__‘C) | wawhing; 3 in family; apartment; $35. 4256 | shirts; high rates paid. TENOGRAPHER — Experienced. Missouri | —~!th_housewor’: “G | fo | Washington bi.._2d Noor. —cininpeeee | kK [C K-S ST [ X NY Pacific. room 1085, Railway Exchange WOMAN— ees oe office ; - leaning. te) StF ans McPherson _ - employed, furnace heat. hot water. con- r a | , ae : ¢ ice : monwealth Trust ('o.. 4 ArcUust = LAUNDRY RIVES aeorlictits thet veniences reasona lie. , ' 7: % ate -| HOU SEWOMAN Elderly, ‘to “ado light house- ie : oP EeN¢ —"- C - tt 4. y AUNDR DR AR—And solicitor; must Se APER ST" RES HOUSKGIRL-—_U patairs girl, ‘or. housework | work from 9 a. m. to Sp. m.: 3 rooms. (11TH ANID S I’. ( 'H ARLES ST. I TEN s “4 HER: se gg for = WOMAN —Or girl, for general housework. RLECTRIC MEG C0 furnish good references and cash bond LADS, 41—-Furnished front room. routhern ; and mending. Cali 19 Lenox p! (C) | Call Sunday. 4353 Sac ramento._ pars . TEN RAPHERW— Publ yea A Central 8572 1446 Blair. a YA fo 09 good salary: permanent position for rignt exposure: all conveniences. ‘irand 4740W , S 4 4 nN € ) c ; ’ eo ‘ x UW ’ . — oe OG . 1 “eo a soDbY . \WOMAN--Stronge colored, to do general party. Apply Model Laundry. ) EIGHTHMENTH 1713 68 large furnished nteed Anderson Family laun LXIL.MAN oun lHiousekeeping reer. ” pesple ’ , ‘ tema a > —_ GIRLS HOUSEGIRL-—General housework no laun- k and Carehlers dry; $35 to $40. SPIGA Olive Oth and Washington. a -- ' ‘THOT a mie ' HOUBEGIRI— or housework. Cabany SOW. HOUSEWOMAN-—White; day or week; good OPER A’ ORS Majestic Hotel, nd Pine. (cr) ht 181° Olive GIRLS 6008 Etzel av. ‘, good home. Lindell 3519W, Delmar c _— shirts a = 2. housework: go home nig Pia’ \ RC LAL NDRESS-—-Woman to do hand “washing front room, for 1 or 2 gentiemer anne ioe i aabiibieiectcdtceschionctedl predhisijemmmnsinesia On men's nightshirts and pajamas, STENOGKAPHER-—First-class, for gen- , f usbit and or 4 days a week Excelsior Laundry, . - i d i.) g- li } , HOUSEGIRI-—Good wages; reference te-} _ ply ¥ , “OFfr ¥ -P ERENT | ] he Ss sundry. we. } rat ite - « : , HOUSE GIRL~ For nousework: ‘family of 3; tent, i no nor gary di or gerd sunday ] ] | H AND S a. ( 'H ARL ES ad | STHENOGRAPHE R- Apply “ear omy Wash- WOMAN—To work in restaurant. “Apply rs | ee ere = bn a3 Nati Wit | 1412 8. Broadway. oO e a 4. Tat e e ae water in kitchen: 85 week , T - oom _ Rood hoine. 61: 3A Page. se of three adults: good place cP ’ Versen | ington University Me®:cal School, Scott and! lattrige, : - : . THE GOVE *RNME: TY DIRECTLY OR | . ---- IBVER, 2740 Large front room and kitch. LIGHT PLAN’ HOUSPGIRL—Young, to assist with house- | _©T Monday until 1 p.m. 4316 Von _Versen. 2 UNION SP ECIAL SLEEVE | eseua. (c)| WOMAN-Allround lunch room work: nights. x [HE WORKING CONDE: MARKERS eg Fa ga ee “anette Me okbt housekeeping: bath: _pyi- yark and Doiman work; good wages; no washing. 4516 Mc- /HOUS ;EWOMAN—Heliable. for cooking cand Machine operator: 'STENOGRAPHER- Will try beginner able pniv at once, 20OT Chippewa. a AN E NY IRONMENTS ARE oT soak tr hy yO ey prim In — — oe rate: rane SS . ; Pherson a\ housework; 2 adults in family: ne en _ R I % QT 1X ‘ TORY. ‘eget wegen 462 BMerchante-Laciede WwoM AN or washing, ironing and cleaning. wen THAN THOSE IN MOST OF eS. pe nag aut ey GIBSON, 4554 Larte front steam-heated, 0 pack crackers anil HOUSKG] :IRI-—4jeneral housework; 3 in fam-| OF laundry work: good wages. "te ) 7 U ries I AC ide ic) % day S41 Flora bl. ch)! AS SANITATION, SHAKE) Kk dene Kxcels! . seeneemes room: 35.59 wees , . . lv: no w hin ‘ w 4. 3827 Halll- Hit road. _Webster 307. 18th «t. and ¢ Shititliethes av ePTeRNow hike ge p "i cin sten — C Assi st in housew ork: good home, 1.F a} AND Ww AGES. Al’ . . al scperienced sxceisior laundry. GIBSON, 4566A--Two front furntebed on when experienced ean ' ashing, good wage: >a ana DERe—Superior Press, 6168 - ———— _ - STENOGRAPHER—Combination NORT wos A> . 3 b ; (ch | ° 1012 N. Grand. housekeesiag. raame - a Xp oh BE ( day (1) | JOB} RESS FEEDE ‘Superlo () t = ] 1) soma k ’ wher and bookkeeper; young lady preferred. ) children. 2025 S. Jefferson. ’ , etove sink, §5 fo 10 S16 er week HOU SKGIRL- ‘Kor genera! housework: fam- Puston. , » — - a pera Ors ah ¢ re SSma ers Tic uma (yvyprers | ., Ltd. Homwmna | sth. foe V OM a (youd, tor cooking: Stay on piace. very short honrs ‘ — 1S( " . (T ‘ p \ tl of four: good wages and good home. KITCHEN G gn gtd to chef, aon ge —, to re eet ed sewers on STENOGRAP Hk mR Beginner with thor- "4: Thd lDrwe!imoir om , Jefferson laundry. 121 nd G tiful unas & eransas Grand toi ‘ (*() | 103 4272 Arsenal. (c) Hotel, ith and ar exten e ‘ ‘waists, skirts and dresses poly at once ough education preferred Box B-271. a housework - ful gro a8 ‘ae. Gran { ne : ae «OTN sieablaan wets . . SA Cie Eee Or e) iy ' WOMAN Middle-agea, gen . - 32 re , HOU SHKGIKL-—Young, white: housework | KITCHEN GIRL—Room and board. Apply ci A > N. Ith. Post-Dispatch. fc) in family; no washing or owtside work. 2 STARCHER-—Experienced. South Side om GRAND, be: th 3 ctr ied eo wall Seem: (¢) a flat; 02 igen good home; highest to chef. American Hotel, 7th ani! Market. « RIC b-S 4 [xX STFENORAP HE R And office assistant: n “oi wages. F145 Cehanne. ‘) dry. 1412 8 Broedway a : 1a Le ectric (ieht and bath pare . z mae : 4 Wages. 024 Pare (c), J. ; — = produce 7)’ > ‘ee . j | ’ ’ a ASH ERWOM aN Superter laundry. 1745 ‘ wiv : Or pa king fruit Jil HOL SEGIRL “Ww hite: small fami ; no lav n- | L ACE, CU Lace Curtain Co., 1439 Belt. | want girls over 16 veare of ame. to learn to | OWN writing. A-1%, Post Dine te no: washing: fom ds of ase a: are er KX} BR] FE! CED PA K ERS © 18th. te) | peame suai yh bath, gentiemer : ¥ — [ef . . Frelerences require 906 a | a : . , 7 e nai. hi! ‘ { STEN ; RAPHER- For dictation anc fi rloved app’y Suna ay. aed per) s ° IWPec. >L" “ — :. . me -_-——-— A Eh re ; Wages ay per hou! ; . Apt. FE. Cabany 1234. (e) | L -ADIES { reryctions Elven bring in electric patel — | meats ‘ ag zs os — = ~ — ing: atate experience and salary expected ere 5 iving in the neighborhood of AND WRAPPERS ; PERMA- w yy a mg —— ag je a gy ot “— TINE. oi -4d-fleor froat oo * ‘ " alah netru 3 f - ; : 4 . ; { » . atc (¢ - ’ the a . ? ay + - . "CY ¥ Dia eel we Ce, ' ni ‘ or ' P| ian 2 an earn $10 to $18 per z SEGIRL- sail able, white, for general | ter Automobile ( ‘0. 4: 380 Olive st. ani I AN Ss Ol 1D K A r RS Bo 3-240. Post-Dispat h O'’Falion Park, to do. cleaning aun days a4 N ENT POSITIONS A PPLY for good man who wants to locate tn town shamed Ry - 1 yo Hy “ . ‘TY housework; two in family, no washing. Ap- | business and collectit. Beiters on men's work pants. SLE NOGRAPHER—Expertenced: also for week $v a day Phone Delmar 2567 J S72} ° si onadte > - of 25,000 Apply Sunday between 9 and) 77, NRT T on ‘ n ° x penenced, ( [ Pp. PY 40H) Argy le pi. . 2d floor west. be "te In Jewsiry, — K Ps R46 Pp _D. --@> R [C' STI . 4 Pn work ; splendid eet Tees - A mer- vw MA N Settled tor wenera! housework. he SI] ‘ STRENOGRAPHER Lady : experienced: _- , Stans oe i{ke employ- eatin: ‘ | @ry. Zist and Morgan «ts. (e7 ee. : re ae eT ; Ta state salary. M USLIN ( IN DE RW hy A R steady position; to start at $45: state age WOMAN—Neat young gee office. mee r _ HICKORY ‘ email . ean _ oorn house or laboratory; good HOUSKEGIRI. rome , | office; . t § ee SEGIRIL- —Reltable girl or woman for! LADY—Young; dental ' . ; : — . nt in raliread or real mn PE : lj Feneral housew ork; 4 sma} famliy: %-room phone, experience Rox A-118, I -D. han 3 ) Experienced on all and experfence Rox B- 106. Post- Dt a. fel) StL. Post-Dispatch 3 _SHOEWORKERS K we -.. 8 sreepne S82 werk bie CONCITIONS ; da yy, oF Shartment Forest TO015M. fel) | LabDY—For light sitine work in exchange . . } ren | 5 TENOGRAPHER- Experienced er woh i aed 0 assist with cooking eae ame TR KORY, 2252 -Twe conmnectiog reams. for ee ae | OLSEGIRI—White, for general housework: | “for course in stenography. Hox A-23. P.-P. parts of muslin underwear. Wil! month. yy chance > iad pevance : wages $7 week. 1465 ' GIRTA—To learn shoe bosiness. Appiy Inter ent __Dowsenoomna: Surnianed eeINNners, SN ani S$ adu! ts: no Washing: good wages. 4048 ry Ex sertenced. to clerk in grocers ees ° , 4. state age an where las nploy ed cae ; ‘ > Q. : to years 0 nattona!l Shae Co fferen t Teutsa Hi MpitkKeY JO. -V e é ss : ; . Ve he | erson yr | floor: Forest (250) . ir)! L ole - a. of ae ond Shenandorh ic’ teach fri? Is . paid VW ell VW hile - ' }®o » PD) ee o.| aI oa perie rn 4 ye M4 ’ a i : rer. ; ; ee fer rt) -, WM. KM ARNER & han, =. anes — aan an ; -. -| LADY- “Young. to dust furniture: call es for girls who desire to sew, IT LY keeping stock 1 Rox B-269, Post-Dis WOMAN—Colored, to _ : hee ia, an int with sple ndid opportunities y = neg a ge AE aed allaas it PRAsLIVL, ("4 ) w or | as . ce ’ ° ‘ wwYr*? 7,4 . ‘ ; ¢ , ) 1s c * 4a sa) . ‘ oo vo » , ° ; lored irl or woinan once. 721 Franki!n. ___ a & WALKER STERIANG FAC.) stexnoGrapHeR—Young lady for aten- "stay on a Ce) Bring age certificate. Ap | R OOMS and BOARD) | SAAS, — : t ’ ; 2 ag A47i « \ AX). i , 3 “ural front raem for Os NN t ommere lal si. Senerai housework and care for young baby. assistant photograp a eete. : ape raphy an ; | office work: . B N] studio: opportunity learn business. SI's TORY . lot h and Locust sts, third Particulars x] sal " expected: chance \woOMAN-—White. to clean offices. Auply ply Superintendent, De’ 4 \ . Vindell YORRR (ca) cat Sinne, kt | a \V A NX 13 i? ] ) Hor She WKL { ‘ornpetent riri or ¥ oman for | M * Posat-D teh : . y wal) Gy NN . “™’ + . arket a raorS ; - to ad ance 4 .~ 269, t ispatecn. l'niversity Club bi ig.. room G.0. ‘ , Lm My q » = TO De gg sie rs Seep Cabany oe tr ADY a ey Sieh achool pee ation: t locr. STENOGR A PHER -Aand general office as- (;rand G ENT & B Ré iP D). G : ( | ). Por rent _ rol d @gate, 10° ger ous ae ; sb fe) | velopes in! ——- , ‘ ; . a . - — - : line Wa ‘lates Poorematrs - - } { writing good hand to address en INCH OPERATOR— anna " ta Yte sistant ladv erperience.: enod chances . . os v ng. take full care two : {at , , eters . amenape ' 2 ; i mu SEGIRL Or woman to assist in house- | our office; $8 a week. Henry Tirrill & Co., t surance oy + Tage re meng oi in ie lone og | for advancement: state age and salary. Box ef a Senee hana r% Telephone Forest Wk: NEED pony FS a" matey Sears ho oc Pas Ja en! cet ett oy ae SRK IN PACTORY ction. in a Weet v3 ag a dez‘rabie a | 9909 N. Rroadway. enced Hollertth s Doel coo apg B-2%4. Post-Dispatch (eT) ea ° 16 Westmoreland iP 4» NIG ll a ‘ei lesouilts >OL ~ t , ‘ ree 7a‘ "47° a, furnt ' rom - — - Steady work, good eee s Oo a mt toch " 4 apne ee. » fh OoUlLoerTn 6€iPesure: nice, heat, cliesase niehe } taht house pe S Rome Small flat; good home Sermanent position; state salary especte!) NURSE GIRL-—Or woman, to assist with licht -2b{tor Box E-t. Post Dispate ‘cf! WOMAN—Bideriv or young. to fill orders CALL IN PERSON. Delmar 2S74R —— ne —ww te omen a \Usve} |. nee -260, Post IMepare h. ‘ a a housework and care for child 4: splendid | STE Ni MGR AP HE R Young lady typist. to and pack shoes; wholesale shoe houre, _LAPAYErTeE ) ltean Rubber Co... 717 Lacaa, 1c) eral oft work; good galary ‘to start: ep- ° ° » , A 1 RY ; = q Or wom an “who cares “more for Drug _Co.. Dept, 4%. Omahs. , BPAATORS din skirts and dremses: goad piv at wane ; ird floor, Davtd Cubes Hat nis . “ rs weeairet GIRI SS 7" mM ¢ iF BK A N ee L.A MALAI ads rn eg reen vi ~ \ peat. (CO3X ) — —_ than wages. Central @705N. 2715 I, ADIES W ANTED _ Salary ail sear around. Bird Mfg. Co.. 6153. “o.. 1408 Locust »; WOMAN-—-Capeadie. oF fit . 7 3i.! at al yd ran = ? —— on ; 4 Ee be a , : ouse work and cooking ac sa > yr «a TT ‘ neve i Lot ’ ‘ : nome: refer. ARMY COATS. Reh phos LA SALLa. Ugo vom fret Tieee, fe —~ ef 18 and 45, to demon- . STEN(MSRAPHBR- Mietiet ‘ guiet PDiace ana food a rnished fron* ~ B. - = — » = 1 ete ous ! m , ne a es oo af _ , . . * e ~ . : BOUSEGIRI. -General housework: no laun- wpb ingen A. a food article, industry OPRRATORS-—-¥ pe ienced on children’s bright. wide awake atm®iilous: good . ne Forest 6°4 , : SL... : is : : eirete a ery e ent ja! ~~ ‘ . . : . ‘ os C =)! " S ; ; a © - 6L2O Victoria Telephone Denton ‘lasstf by the War Lioard a@ class 1; 3 cresses and middies: steady werk’ KOO cnance for advancement box b-4h4, Poet haa rnin v7" 7 ‘, rT) hv . , Tit LA ii eorne: ‘tebe rc od ful g- . ros 0 : ; + fA. . ' , Serer - (1) ; work health! by plea = irogmen Lane rT wd “ker 23 W @eh! ng’ on. ' . , F (4 \y . P npeter t+ = re. * i le / iva | * ry, . ; front reom * pentiemen a am ar or se ping reasoaad's. ive 4 4 + « a 4. -* HOUR, a aS De rience hot necessary, ailing on the r Noor ‘« — me ' 4,00), to assial fn 6gweperal an: and educational: requires call = ; : ' STEN OMIRAI HeR 4 capathie tad: ith at ‘ort ., watinfied to rh $10 t ” if fieam hea’ ontinuvens EE | LIBRE IY, 324)--lLarge oom end kiteheme rien ti re? ee@ilear 44 2 short hours and good saiary: VUPERRATORS lo make RUuBpEeNnders, also least 3 years’ expertence, who has hed first 2 RB experience not 1123 Ww AS SHING TE yN. » r no other roaemere reasons bie ' , Hotei, trom, 12: 4 to =, OF | wear like a pig's nose: will teach new be-| tunity: salary $12 per week to start Ap- nehip Ppl se’ py 2 yd ; Td ? es0ec eva: ; from 56 to p. . 3 rinners and paid while learning. W. M. ‘ ply Monday, at Beauva's to, If: ‘in E: vour own it! referemees : S Ef OND F LA MOR. . well begted. rte, tree Bell ity po “acd seme STOUT. > €& Co. us Ss. Jefferson. td) 6th floar. Box E54. Poet-Dispatck. ober, SHIRT PINISHER bia pertenced: Week respectable working girte —— ee = + SS .) , housework. 7] '-Tahel JEFFERSON, | (ne large, light, adey, jahexd reer ole nfernished Vln 8 OR RG gets a, oid oleneige IR lem ty irnt wor take. * pervonal _ » in addition - 1 RL.-White: for general housework, | ply at. Majestic cont’ ten to ee | 2 ama family; $30 a covers Call Sun- T27 Olive st, befere 4525 Fatz. . German preferred. 4004 Del- | ,ousewives: , * ement A rT, » " } = a . * ae rm ‘ = = lenty of opportunity for advanc P- back laners, on high grade overal's some book keepin e experience; good oppor- , » teach (‘@reetry an 3 connecting hounshecstna | aa 4) per cent. Come in end : hy “ tt] teil 4 yu what ' : =n, or or Monday. SEW Lita MFG. COT - a“ ict) 3 :

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* TAS pe an eee - ss 4 de ONG Rigen pale 1 . : oe mage eningeeis sty. Pe ES IT gy RO Naat ey CI adie Wom Ek ma ata PF. e - 7 - - ~ ’ a ae a RD se Beri bes . ~s » : er Se! : . og @ s wide EIDE Neda yee oY ee Ms. vee eee eae ee Kontera — ue bee heres is » 4 ey he ‘ntuar ms eh eRh eae ™ te. 2 A NR FY se = 2 > TR i ee ¥ one 43 | taadie Le th Pistia aneaneaaeteie BI ear ot Pe whe inde Peas YA jae clas re Ne eee PMs ee 9 my a: a —— ~ £e i ni oat EE OIE ete, PE ad ABEL OST: 8 Star ee mame + ae ‘ — Y n = ttt i a ee RPI re gee ep, rae are . “ memaghye coalesce al eftone. 2 ION Ma | ‘ n MS. SES ae et Jan “ ° e NE NN II eR " 4 ney ANE ne >” te * — a ae) nl " unfurnished rooms OHIO. ASI2Z-—~Furnished roon light house keeping or tleening furnace heat, bat electric Victor OP OREGON. STORA Pwo large rooms and kitch- en- shed. cellar two car lines OREGON, 1916 connecting rooms fur- Nished for housekeeping Ran range a bath phone laundry dandy for couple: Private farni'ly , ‘y - . ' PARK ZAI A -Nice front room electri: — heat: suitable for couple P Al fat f>.. Unfurnished reom. 3d = floor. ay 5 ersupie mo enildrer PARK. SISGA Neativ furnsihed room and , all root Park and Compton cars PAIK 1912-—4 licht outsides rooms Cleaned and newly Saeared water, fas Qnd toiiet: $109 per month: upstairs. (: PARK 243 W ii furn ahed large room steam heat all conveniences: suitadbie for two [tadiea emploved PARK 043 lL.arge room with kitchenette Private bat) steam heat ail conven- iene ee ROOM Furnished: Mouth Side Phone (rand 07 roowy Furnished (j;rahda 1188S VW. Victor 1*55R ROOM -Furnishe¢, for one or two gentiemen steam heat Riverside I13185W ROOM--Furnished, with or without break fast@all conveniences; phone Box K-SsS Powet-Disnpatch ROOMS 4, unfurnished, to couple. no chi! arer bath, electric, eo near Shaw's Garten 25 Rox K-6«. -Dispatch ‘76: ROOMS -One single and 2£ connecting fur- Mnished rooms in modern residence: refined enuple or adult. ijsrand 1129M RISSELIL 26°6-—Neatly furnished room. all ranvenienceer ane) iznt house keeping RUSsE1 I 27 16-—-Neatiy furnished front rorrn for ren’ emar room for one private farni RUSSELIL. 3851 Nicely furnished rooms. ali conveniences for lady or gentlemen. pris ate RU SS EKI_1 41271—-Nicely furnished room with furnace heat and all conveniences: &® references req tired Grand 3769. }: LITER. 11117 Neeat'y furnished housekeep- | 4 ing roornos gras Niue . ae rl week ST. ANGE, 135—Simeaie rooms for light housekre ping &T. VINCENT, 5429 — Furnished room. steam heat, electric light: ail conveniences. _ furnished rooms gas bath. electric BEVENTH jad & 4one larre room: (fur- nished or unfurnished FHENANDOAH, 274 -Two room in rear: no cae SHENANDOAH, 381>—Furnished rooms. con- enient to 4 car lines Grand 4056M, MHENANDOAH 3834--Hall room, second- fioor front: all conveniences: reasonable: private. —_- KHENANDOAH. 1913-1915-—Two rooms and kitchen; water, gas. papered, newly paint *4:. good condition: good cellar and attic: $9. -—— — SHIENANDOAH. 3054 —Two unfurnished front rooms:“third tloor: for light housekeeping. heat and light furnished private FHENANDOAH, 661A —-2 unfurnished con necting roome on 2d floor, gas, electri lirmht and heat: 316 month. SFT NANDOAH., 2641 S i rent room, mod ern conveniences: private family: for two: Tiell nhone SIDNLY 150 Furnished room and bath for two gents. $1.50 each SIMPSON Pl... Wh Neatly furnished hourekeeninge room. steam heat: free phone. EPRING. 3426 S-—-Large. bright room for | ladies ernploved: modern. ST VINCENT 2852--Rooms for housekeep- ' _ ing all conveniences, THIRTEENTH, 1513 S.—Room and kitchen fae. water $$... 2A floor THIRTEENTH. 1418 S.--3 rooms. second fioor: only $88: open Inquire 2804 Lafay- ette THIRTY-NINTH 21 8 Steam-heated, homelike modern room: private family. Park car direct: reasonable VIRGINIA. 2OO8. Two rooma front and ack WAVERLY PL... 1740-—Desirable furnished rooirn modern home: steam heat WHITTEMORE PL 2240 Two connecting tent to all South Side car tines WYOMING 800. Two unfurnished roome Tnautire Monday epescene s WEST ~ ~~ - s - a PLL LP ACAD EMY. 921 -Two unfurnished rooms; | electric, gas and heat Hiodiarmmont Car. APTLINGTON 1492—Caomfortable room all renveniences: gentiemen or couple; private ~ farnils ATHRERT. 1282--Nicely furnished room, two emptoved: &2 (7) ALHRERT re be: Nice rooms, hot-water heat elect ele private place; aduits reasonalhie AL KERT, T47 Nicely furnished room, rea sonable hore «t y 71) | uy ALEK Rr reiyi I arge room, aisku STi: reon:: steam heat Rell phone ‘ AUHE nT 12348. -Two Vd-floor front roome furnished for housekerping: gas range KARTMER, 62052 large bedrooms and kitchen, or 2 small rooms: reasonable RARTMER, 6128.-Hall room, for gentl: man: heated: $2 ‘oS. large samniiteeian | radm - % Sp Ges a. rRARTM ER COL4A Comfortable, for ane or two’ near % car lines: electric, steam heat. Caban' IAL i] - i RARTMER, "OAT, Piensant, furnished room hot-water heat. electric light. hardwood Tloors parlor dining room: kitchen privi- leges gae included BART MER Sat, Pleaeant furnished roor hat-uater heat, electric Nght hardwool floors parlor, dining room, kitchen wry i lerae gae included rTAVARD. tt? fwo nicely furnished roome all conveniences Hodlamont car: reason via BREILT 1304.-lLarge front room coup! of gentiernven aiso hall room rood ps ble Pareast OTR rmeistT 14236 laree front room and hoard in ama'll private familys for two youn? men who will arnnreciute nu nice mite hame and are willing toe pay a reasonab'ie price. tots of home canned preserves an feliy. "S4RANNE, 8 4NA-—2 laree well-furnished housekeening rooms southern expoaure eae e'ertricity: one sinele (‘a Sunday afier &An ™ Froreeat S797, cA TES “dwn a tiehr warr roo nt} «on Aentiencem 8° 0 wer Mareet Re7al ‘TES “OS! (uiet, ometlike onitv achulte in House. foareet 4° mane ATER 1M). aLar@e front room soutiy ¢ roerre- ej ronrvervnteer nrivat, far ' aT es WR: Nicelw furniae ad -roan ever eaAmventience netvate farmylis hyoeeer Tay u ATES. “i24—Neativ furnished room for two gentiemen or ladies empioved ‘ATES We Two forntehed roon far lieh? housekeeping every convenience. hot-wat heat @ CHOotTEAT i4> Nice furnish. ’ Teva for Aidert'y man Thane Foreet FOIM Qe bY ‘yi™ tial! reorm inwik f mA ? furnmia? ect i. ee fart | 4 adtee vith or withart kitebhen ort: wre “Wh ‘ea | hee {} oa 2 awe rooms: heat box A-61, Poat- 18] atch, |; ROOM Wid. (ne iarge or ‘wo ama small kitchen, electric light. heat and bath. furnished — give particulars i phone number Box KR - 326, Post- Dispatc? ROOMS Wtd.-—-Youn couple wants sirable ight Ayman | eping rooms End. private family preferred; near car line; references, Box K-41% Post-Dispat ch. VQOMS Wi : (jentlieman and wife desire two PUGIUS wath use of Kite he Bb or Wisi — apartment with responsible couple End: not beyond Union. Box F-: ROOMS Wid.—Unfurnished front necting room for ight housekeeping mother and daughter, must be clean. K-280, Post-Dispatch ROOM Wi Gentleman cesires jight, : in private fam- convenient to car lines. permanent; A-122. Post-Dispatch guiet room, propery heated ily; sonable price Box KUOM Wtd Refined young lady stnall rvom il home oprivilewes: $6 month. mont. VPage, Weliston car Box Listaate h. ROOM Wtad Refined woman nurse room, with occasional board or light house- in quiet, congenial home; | keeping privileges, pr efer West KE na call sun la) ns. Forest 23905W j to bath. electri lighted. with or dinner in evening prefer home piano; someone who plays. and to practice on musical instrument, particulars and price; per! manent zon renc ea, ‘Room seeker, 41, ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED _ a a a ae BOARD Wtd Table, near (rand pe senal Rox K-37. Post-Dispatch. _ ROOM AND BOARD Wtd Also invalid gir) 5616 Cates call BOUAKD Wid (;,ood home to board vears old Box A-1S5, Post-Dispatch. _ LUARD Wi Lady, employed, wants ning meal, near tioodfellow and sem. (abany 1527R. BOARD Wid Young lady employed sires boarding in private home, \ ences exchanged. Grand 5182 ROOM AND BOARD Wtd by coup months baby (‘all ¢‘abany DLE, ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.--West refined young man: smal private no other bourders Rox A-if. Post-Dis ROOM Witd “j;entieman wants room and beard in neighbor hood of t?, A ette "ark wile RiKIM AND BOARD Wid Rveom, tional: ludvy employed: West En car Jjine Rox F-21. Post-Dispatch ROOMS Wtd 1 or 2 nice; and board; elderiv couple refarences exchanged. F-108. Post-Dispatch ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.-—By young employed; private Catholic family, ences exchange HiOXOMS AND BOARD Wtd Two. vate farni!} f Att. Post-Dispatch ROOM ANID BOARD Wta For lady pioved.: Mock Church parish preferred. Box K-98, Post-lispatch. ROOM AND BOARD W td.— By gentleman, on arr agg oo line: will give references Rox -10. Post-Dispatch wor AND BOARD Wid By young tendng Yeatman High School, with fami! (all ROOM AND BOARD Wtd Ry elderly with fauchter. holding position, home oan! VW ect lend RP x ] 1c ROOM AND BOARD Wtd Warm, able reorm and board for an elderiy tox K-56, Post-Dispatch ROOM AND BOAR Weta A home achoo!l bov. to work evenings and for board; near sahest. Box F-S, P ROOM AND BOARD Wtd in private ly refined voung lady; reasonable; Gr: ind and Olive Rox F-195, Post ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.-—Refined an brother and sister, 4 and 6 years " il ldren’s Aid. 911 Locust Boo AND BOARD Wtd By young employed: private family preferred. F-820, Poat-Dispate”. ROOM AND BOARD tee good boarding pla vicinity School Rox A-69, Post- ‘Dimatt h ROOM ANd) BOARD Wtd.—By refined ple. in private family; South Side. F-158, Post-Dispatch ROOM Wd. Fiegan'iy furnished ! with or without board, by young Fional man exclusive surroundings Mnd preferred. Rox K-58, P.-D ROOM AND BOARD attractive boy of 7 monthes: niso of % months Children's Aid Society, Locus POARD lor two small boys, In privy ilv. where thev will Fave best of care older bo: rrvé vO to schoo! LOOA King ivphway ROM AND ROARD Wtd Ry gentieman 1. room. preferably inves eliantely or bv Nov. I i ard: #vicinitv of Sarah and er A. Pine bl Rox K-292. P.-T ROOM AND BOARD Wtad os voung tleman emall private familys ier ! , ’ AfiOol ai art Pox F-O!T Post-Dispat ROOM AND ROARD Wtad Lady employe: ema refined amills southern ADA preferred. references: reasonable f part vt Rex K-278, Post-D! ROOM Wtd Rusiness man wants first room, with or withon board modern venie! state ail parti lars and number first letter Pox A " P.-D ROOM AN |) ROAR TY Wee a middie-: ‘rivate familv preferred: Grove district. near Grand or Compton lines Rox P-207. Post-Dienatch. ROOM AND ROARD Wtd.—Mother nloved wisne home for self and near 1l4t and North Market Children’s 4 | 17 Tavcivest 7 ROM LAND i? OARD Wid (fSentlerman Want r nm and eakfast with private ref ner fa 1s West a ! f ify ahs er) nore farrT Ht I \ Lae 1 a? T BROOM AND ROARID We Comforta fer t it wife with board for my ! fan 7. wWwieere there are rie how ere I s exchanges I’ | 1) ; } ‘ve VI 4 ~~ iD PDA FRI VV ‘ ‘ . \ ‘ ‘ aa an ar! wit yr ; {a CW | if ‘ ‘\* ! ‘ ik oe | Tyo? 74M 4 1) Peery A PRY) \N iweo n las r an Be ’ a ' " ~“ @ = ’ ‘ rt)! ‘ r } ~ «tat ar ¢ 4 ° 4 ‘ er QZ i'n Ty , \f A * t 4 7? Y7 ' oo? . ’ ve } t ' i gt . r fie r ‘ “rT \' ‘ ’ T spe ’ ’ ; ’ \ i ; ’ 7 refer r ‘ ”Y ,7 a mora fj ' ; Tt? Bane fa ’ . ' et price and par t ‘ ' , Pte 4 i tT) (ier a * 1) } CVA PT) LV ¢ ’ y ne ery ‘ ‘ er _* ’ ae re f . 7; rent ¢ ra tar ‘ ; ’ , 7 f }*4 > ) etl v r,t "no \ en ae a ° Mf ‘ ne é Ra ‘ ROOMMATES WANTED 4 \] vf \ } \% ’ \ ,* 74 cra (MINIMAT I Wi Thetis ) y r 4 ry r¢ 4 ire We ata I ’ ’ ‘ e* ~tyerth SUBURBAN BOARD Tt ’ yyy ‘ ’ 4 | 1) , " Pay ‘ | , ' PA ’ ‘ ‘ s 7 . ! T) ‘ | rwY r aij>y Wed T . ‘ \« ’ ’ td ‘ ’ 7 P ar re 1a 1’ ’ ¥ ’ ft, ‘ re | : ‘ : ’ 1 " ; ’ ’ ‘4 ie - : ‘ COUNTRY BOARD ROOM AND FROARD. Wanted. a . ard } ster ana hr _ " fas g@2°** «4 \f . OmKXTeRyY + fi t er aa ‘ 4 “a “ ’ , ae hl} 4 'rese v VW ehete ‘ ~ Sf Rr No oO oe —— - - - ATC AZAT Fa ? > ee ‘ at ea erm *'ea re e: 7% e@ Mat? a . ; - > ’ “a oF ’ ’ f " ’ 4 ’ 4 GA THT ; ¥ 1? ' 4% ne ' ligt san fa Amertcan wae eee ae DE aeons oy HOTET!I- ; . __MISCELLANEOus LL Iii people emp! ov ed, PLUMBING and heating : “ ‘Ss " * ae ‘Sn ing on bathroom quéfiee | tories, kitchen sinks no children. heating materia!. couple: west of King’s highway. QULLT—Hand-made_ ‘silk. “HAMILTON HOTEL oe crppie woman ~~ i aa car line: 1 as new. with res) aes ee were HOTE na38 Bartme r av. SALE—WANTED POPCORN MACHINe: Sin, Pharma: y.. 2 Store and Office Fixtures. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE with widow lady or small tess | ABDOMINAL BE} T3—E ro ni dd npeat total. ROOM Wd By middle-aged gentieman, employed: large. sunny front room, no objection | : AM MONIA F TrriNGs— ‘We bai amped fittings: Pa -ton these machines are new. want or send us bao pated. 44404 Man he SEWING MAi HINY: mars NS wise heater re is water eo bot. “10. Post-Dispatch. x BHOTOL NS For Rs ge of. ntler i Rox K-16, Post- Dispat ze men's s ria For sale iv: vwieinity of S. Grand. : ith st. five J Daw son Invalid or write 1116A Madison righ ' prices owe Reale ‘ "O.. 4 CASH REGISTFPs— morning ‘or eveniage duri ha + aie On N MAC HIN For Wetd. Good horme for (STOC RNa. ey be'ts (A) hHiome : — mixed vakes. ~ Se . ib Oth. st YOU R SORR eo INSTRU: MENTS wea

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ieoers al bw” 1100 Household Goods, Sewing Machines, Machinery, B. Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous } Wanted and For Sale Ads in the I tec 2 A se columns. ren : Z MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MI yy Bris 744 Walton; | MISCELLANEOUS WANTS HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD GoopDs FOR SALE | _HOUSEHOLD Goops } FOR SALE > ~agecaeme Se SEM GRAS. i RR NE Rete G LECCE METRE Pt AERP Aa Sat be ie i ts ac NG aaa a = _HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE _HOUSEHOLD: Goops FOR SALE : HOUSEHOLD ) GOODS WANTED | ° al sO one ot room. PL UMBI NG and heating Supplies rect E 3 sold di ies FRAM BU D 2 W - A Tl) R E 0 SG AS A me x j IL IN y T at wholesale D ices: 30 to per cent sav- | as store. aa 88 Del laware av. move and use BUF $235 Io: cost $75: round table, $12.5 D; FU RNI —F T sale, siete 1. safe and R NG € Aa nds and oe r FET, i , of ii Kine iG prices We eo e ing on bathroom outfits, tubs. close re. ts. lava- | ! h chal $2 *h 7.5 feath = tories, kitchen sinks, all other rlumb FURNACE 1) ror org = 2; china cabinet, $17.5, se“nern; BO Centers. 20 Calif ! e RANGE ae ae ee : “ys _ r rt, oO « __ 3320 California. Fuarantee our gas ee test « : + For. sal Ch : ey con- DO! REAL HOTEL ‘ beating material; prompt shipment 4 mar 3°27R °831 Nes “tore 5790, Del- cost Feld brass bed. ——, cost $35; parior FURNITURE -For sale. ef S-room fiat “will, .We_sell them fen Lnce arent ait a bake, dition $15 154A Pee mae "Oak: ad - ONT you Want to diate how much your HEATING STOVE en. Must be in aad iNiech complete stock: the only house selling up-to- | FU RNACES Wita_3 Pre Pr ‘ee eee meee Ss oe sell separate. 1012 N. Compton 'GAS RANGE | RANGE —Ies ania Superior stee| range, _©#!! Keiner. tat = —s a ong F + y ondition._1221 WN. 146th set os , . ’ : . . ‘ arcuse ay welmMmar ee FD {>} ST Vv oa wr ‘nib ihe 4—And ‘hot-Diast or alrtichl bath i en suite: , , ! ue eater. public ; 4 date, guaranteed material wholesale dire-t ~ ge 2 , i. ‘oo #4 3 up witheut spauatonid hot-air. dresser, chiffonier. 32837 Delmar bl (1) prices: dav For sale; antique. devemer a sip , . er " ~ ) ¢ rT e b € ' . private bat and Heating ani Supply Co.. 1117 J enreniery a at . Bi! (cP) | |; CABINET] For sale: vernis Martin very | a c enport. Z7OR Olive | 7 ——— : For sule. het-water back, 610. | ture Co.. 3142 Kasten. pays more for fur RANGE ( - METROL ang > HOTEL, ' 3 (oft@) | ULTIG RAP H “Wd. ~ Used ye my ay cheap "672 Cook av r YF NIT hE —For sale. of 4- room fiat. 24 * tANGE Por sale. Buc like new. a: rancoah av. ture. rugs. etc.. than other? Phone Lande , - 7 ; wa «orm ination " blue or @ of S19 high st. QUILT ~Hand-made, silk: “must -pell. for ben- | : 1k guesc ription, condition ‘ Rh ae ents ohaamn dee oe -|_ Oregon. __ ‘ ae than haifl cost; used only 3 months RANGE-—-For sale, and Wiles heater. 3x18 — ae -413 N Broadway, Tyler 23@0.( a . ooks, jewelry, etc. 7 Jndeli 7A [~.ANGE— Fo sale salle ; R GE — ul ine fe h z . won atte ‘ail (rand TR yes. mt car line; (ei) rare a R ER BALER Por sale, good as new. La- | Ket! — = faise teeth elgtinum, (broken jew ry. wire = — ove 3 Krocery — . 448W 3837 Finney. Linde nemndittton m ati ol ; Quick nl. food ANGE For wale. ae i al ~ steel. © on hami for suveme chavene and c. exchange RANGE Wid. charter Ouk. nl “4 — me = 2 — — et st ‘ _ | ita - ns “ sm “fk or Sale, new gray re . Ca ot is , ur ae: Wt oe “ty - 4568 (nm kK! né ~ v } . ioe : ane oe —- for mevin s ‘ a “ - Sinmt t a a ee , W td.- -Fx Fe ogee some ng: _ ’ om combing Fas range, practically _w | BAN , ress*s. stoves of all kinds, rockers peayer Piano, Tor good Wilson heater srtable: PHOTO “OUT! IT—For sale, “com lete. or hot water Br : rose pattern chairs, mahogany aerate — “61S Frank! , Bae roe ces, Sete) a... ne 8 Boartmer av. PISTOLS—For sale: 25, 32, 38. 45 Colt’ s au- | SHAFTING W ‘, Post-Dis. cl) | CHIEF PONIER - Or sale: golden oak; $17 /« ariny, will sacrifice furniture of ry Re GAS RANGE—For sale. Majest 1108 are av. slohehoe SOT X : “™ and mattresses: extra fine davenette suite, BEST cash prices “paid for all kinds of furni« gme for refined people: alt gage tm ah also 22 ‘single and repeating Call Tyler $y 1 15- 16, 4 ft. 3 in. and up 615 Laclede ay. apartinent. S881 Minerva ‘Apartment A aiso. kitchen table and saalen aire — RA Ne rs : : —— Kenuine leather: William and Mary din ture, will call at once, Levy irae, S11 & American. plan; moderar Jif les. 2415 N. Broadway; ae 2100. (ce) | aiscmrce tn io) | CHIFR. ROB E—For le: ) ae ag — soIn { chairs. 3673 Kol) KANG Fer sale; Buck's combination coal, ing-room furniture, at one-half their or-| 14th st. Centra) 3303 Olive OZR ok 3 ° “9 SHOTGI F 2 Fs 0 sale; mahogany: : PURNITU RE For saie o h ny i- e) 4nd gas. range: new geoeds; $76. 915 N iginal cost: fine «ire; : - ‘ . 2 . Forest 5087 {8 POOL BALLS—For sale: rm ‘ Wtd.— Wine rent ” “4 Washingt ’ ne manorka -AS PAN B lonane :, == ircassian Walnut bed- ponT " — J balls: also Rp ; : & sev © -ench pool : ae Phone Grand 46x% ve fe mp. 12. a ington dresser, other furniture: nou dealers. 5052 GAS RANGE Quik lea! high over sel _ePoadcway NAS i ({ } room eulit. & piewes also very fine iine ~ Ket Ray | before jou get Sid: we oay a” Sant Wiens yndhand pool cloths and | Somat N Wra Hu etter Sunday. ( x es lor sale, mahogany, ike | Wells e lighter. 'iue enamel and nickelad, sells at NGES -Combinauon gas and coal: almost of ranges and heating stoves. Come and ~ 3. entral ¢21P, Olive “sre r telat : POPCORN MACHINE . | _Box K-235. Post-Dispatch, sstieat Aer oe | FURNITURE—For sale, 2 bedroom sets.| i709, will sell for $4. 1425 Cutter av.,| Ue; Will sell at low price. Levy Broa, | ar. aes Stand ams cash rices paid for used house AL E —— WAN’ T ED | __Glaser’s Pharmac: ‘2g re sale; [utterkist SHOTGL Ns w oa ‘HIFF —— OBE-—For sale $15. mirror. 1 sideboard, 1 plano; call Monday, 1652 Ne- | — 9" . - i4th st. a 7 ss 2009 Morean HAST AUCTION © 4 “4 urniture, Call St. Clair sas or : i 2 . . ¥, 2600 Gravois. | tN ouade Rifles and revolvers. 241: wardrobe, $12.50: mahogany $385 dresser. | braska. | GAS R ANGES tor sale. renewed, Quick tANGE—For sale: Bridge & Beach, 6 holes ree = a (e386) | ——— — . ~o : POU ot RY . WIRE Wtd.—For 15-foot chicken Sj — —— -) TE ko thes od fo or ) td.—-Must pe for Mastte Abbie & Mae mininmiuwm chia je per line extra PRESERVING KETTLE “75-1. | —_ BA ; s y s@le; T5-lib. ’ , vr 4 nd Ene e agpnehes. _ copper. James Kestaurant. 240 N. Grand. | SHOTS UN W td ~ Must be in good ‘ondition aston ay , ‘ FU RNITURE-—For ‘sale. iron beds, springs e . ' $ ; ~ ) lell 283 : NG OUTFIT—F « ame — ' vou Nave and pri ~~» | CHINA CAHINET F aale- Is — and mattress: and be: ti an neem - noe A Stove, 2 2916 Bot; ' rm a Lindell 3 ; iC; i’ Oiiice Bietures , er : 3 “ea ee pts ce wanted. Box S! or sale; large, early En- atin stoves: #4: anical - - . , A E: gE: Par TING OUTED) Por A SP vk wy ye Por glish, and éstension tadic: 874 S814 Le. stoves Monday, 10 a. m.' 270 Bismarck GO-C “ART For saie, $6 $426 Penro RANGE--For sale. Home Comfort. in good LANGAN = h, A R¢ 7 AINS sonnee ‘or d condition po object, phone Victor Seal om otf A é STENCIL CUTTING WACH 7 | clede av TF rte ° a . se condition, also chiki’s tey furniture. 26%2 “2 r drop postal to J. lL. Kirts a. . Ql or sale; handmade: do quilting and{ dres, advising 4 ‘ INE Wtd.—Ad- | (cy) F RNITURE For sale: 9 rooms; newly fur |, GO-CART-—-For sale. Wagner leather: good, Minnesota. eos ye mantio & tins pal ~7 " 4 ~ °° "= re - . ’ rae guar ish. ; e plate any metal any fin- - hand carved on top: claw feet: worth | FURNITURE—For ale; exchange ara —- on: cheap. -§Il7 Salena il for $15 sanitary single beds and pad. a = EDW A. LANGAN FURN. « oO. 4}. Ww. F. Portman . =A rro ; R de nt, (Ago) | 25; will sell for $75; perfectly new. 6127 , for new; terms if éesited. Steiner Furnt- ¥. eo v a 4467 —— t: slightly used, ! - a HOA Park a Raid Cen. O53. 2004 Morgan ‘ e8) SURELY you want the best prices, and - 1 a sa A arence RANGE For sale: combination coa! and gas, FOR SALE tuvers of antique furniture We need furniture badiy. Cail Centraj r equipped ponadd repe , _Olive G255R. . thera = Jui} peat total, oe {¢ SUITCASE Wtd. -Used, leather: must be in | Kingsbury bl ure Co.. 202 § Broad vay. (cS) noeeacincivnnea HEATING STOVE For sate, Charter Oak in good working order: $35. 915 N. Broad offer 2 colonial walnut beds. extra nice Menkhaus Vanberg 1700 Frankiin ay. ay. (oR) prror keys. 3454 Olive. ie) «RADIATORS For sa} w aie - , ate, rit Steg r : 00 yA antnten 2 = - > h steam or hot good condition; state lowest price. Box! COAL OIL, HEAYERS —For sale: and wicks a RNITURE—For sale; 3 rooms. leaving co tn (M294 t “way $9.50 each ns ES Hew 5 ichita, ; visiadiitd ; eines .c) ’ : eo ' > — j : ; "f) —? »*, vr et } e- «sae? _ ‘ ie re ‘ - » 7 - ‘ carvex ‘) v ’ ; sas 4 song: we write Foster's, 410 Washington. 3 ‘ (c62) ITAG | WRITING N ee ; ees alt | § ‘OAL RANGE -For sale; splendid conditi on: ) kt RNITURKIG--Por sale. very fine large flat- ae ae $25: worth $50 , Itaska oa peck, goed cence, Se am square piano. Renee car, ~ ae RR: Central FOG en 0 38, 21 guarante> oubioher'e accept- ROPE For sale. 140 f et = ldr G MACHINE Wtd.- Used. $15 4344 West Pine Lindell 5S286R top mahogany desk. sideboard. extension HEATING STOVE- For gale: perior R: 2 made into a large spinnet tab! a entral SMe. 4628, _**= ( poe™)s on War, love or any snb ft eine h ro , ONO Pa ‘s-inch rope, 120 = 9 rice, ee, description, condition |}COAL KRANGE-—For sale; Buck's; good condi- }_ tebe. 4611 St. Bernard. Nator: slightiv use SS Adk oa ie RANGES Ali makes, coal or wood: rebuilt | littie expense, $15 % a . o Ww ANTED—To buy. for highest. Music Co. 635 58. Dearborn ft. 1-inch rope 442 6 P, t Sacto Semele TR price, Box F-283, Post- Dispatch. (c) | tion; no dealer. 2941 Maffitt. ic) | FURNITURE—For sale: cane velour living MHATER--For sale, new, Ja: ; ¢ Ray yonteweses: O0 Fee: Sn tae Denees SS) eet 2-oeaae suits, ack ething | 4 aot gl ay : . ‘ Ose > > , . . . . i in 4 ‘ . . i ‘ ta a lz, »*, ie i le }e@ ‘ e e Yte- - " : . M 7 ' . Chicago, Lik (exo ¥OR JOLS in . ADING STAMPS Wtd.—Alil kinds of cou- | COAL RANGE-For sale: good condition: room suite, rugs. Gray gas range. icebox cost $50: bargain. S328 Easton insta + Py pt Rte tle a peianeetes feos entiaue. $37: antique oak ontines $8: cwelltnes. ete ee. Sregiwas ‘3 in iow-priced wall paper see pons, old broken Jewelry, goid, silver, false | hot-water back: $15. 2004 Locust st ‘| practically new; no dealers. 4552 Maffitt. HEATI:R--For sale Sree , ary'oe . ' ee wy i ‘ : . ‘ ! De | ie , coke —- 4 . : a jut « ' - re all staniped _ittings : 34- -ton SAUS SAGE STU i I Ke R- kor sale: 25 ib.: f " TR 1c V¢ LE Wtd. Hr} 8 must be in good } { VAL RANGIs F or RAIL: Wu vick Me al: hot leaf kitchen table. kitchen chairs. dreseer ni ery ni K led. £15 1617 = Jefferson (ce) ve ; ic) an el I . n a TRonont” ee tee pail os ~-ton , class order. 284 Osage. ’ pe Z eondition: _kive price Box F-37 P.-D | water back. 3676 Blow. Riverside 40W _wash rug Apt. 316, 4901 Washineton (o) | HEATER-—For sale. \arge bedstead and RANGES-- All makes. Bridge & Beaeh, Buck, | |New and NS}, ent ly | ised House Ane ‘tioneers. — ” ‘ches ; 3 ew _ — ‘ oe Seana . > an me! . ' r ‘e ] ; Y , , ‘ 4 : q* + : . . . ~ = . —— or wend SCALES—For sale. computing: one arecery. | TRU INK Wtd.—Also canner band Soe Box | COAL RANGE For eg ge s Cutera: | FURNITURE— For sale; 3 rooms elegant: 2! Oh 148 Virginia harter Oak, Baker. in first-class cond!- | 'WE pev the very beat “prices for furni ure filed promptly, A mA matener bargains. 101¢ Pine st. (c@% | $21. Post-Dispatch Bie. Bt ny) S. Sprin | blue enameled stoves; everything complete; HEATERS—For saie; four; one gas stove! jo" See OS BON, Gees eee hold Goods for Sale or Trade carpets, contents of dwellings. "C nirat Chestnut. Both vt . eK . PF ag oe pear erp eee ——— ; | | a NK W anmanceseiaite COA! RANGI—For sale: lik $10 | for we ogee | price S876; complete iy | .and some furniture. %441 1] an - cook stoves and heaters; get your early awe ¢ et eats PrOeth ut. 1 _vhones. (e%) SERVICE FLAG—Worded “at the front.” | we ship them. Levy, Cash or ti 29 HKomont 281. American ‘Storage and FOR 5ALE: “TWO “FLAMING. 5c post paid. 44464 amihoster St. Louts. condition; reasonabie. Address 4649 Cot. | range, child's bed, eo-carrt. 1504 Hickory. ’ ’ rsena ic)| HEATERS~— For sale: rangers and im shaven an. Sat | ates vy | wiek and we Located In the low-renr die. Moving Co lore 616 r RANKL IN. a 1. m= tage SV. | COAL RANGH--For sale: good condition; FU RNI RE-—For Bale, 3 rooms of furni- | of all kinds “021 Shenandoah ! To) "MPR LC ie r , . town merch oe tha anventes for sale: cheap 41236 Flad Taft a’ Cony n. $15 eietis Orervon. KEFRIGERATOR For sale: fine ‘Tetpen- peal to you: 8-plece golden or fumed oak din- EL) R a T {} IRE WA NTED B D) Ae (CDT pory . : mg , likA'‘T ER —~For sale, Wilson } ~e4se born kitchen cabinet table and chairs ing reom set at $43. A-plece Jac obean dining A LY Pp SHOTGUNS- Wine hester self-loading:- io, _Shear, 2028 Cass. ¢ gag abo : RNITURE--For sale; fumed oak dinner naptinoe | ale, Wilson heate | ~y £ i‘tove. self } r re. ice | {20m sets at $9: fumed oak library sete r : pale: white si tine double-barrel |_hammerless. ONY? eat 5g tO | ; Central 96371 (1) | COAL or gen For sale: Detroit t Jewe!, t- , leather , = kers, chiffonier. | or! Min ee Md ne Tw 204 s. “18th, | a ge Te - ane & ada Gaaeadt “toe Ce | $77.50 bedroom suites. 4-piece, In tvory. eneke tag carne oF oman iets mt cial naa na, }aney_— a . sikh. | CASH paid for new ‘spapers, macasinea ~——— | hole; fine condition; sell for $7. S225 De- | ss ' a nth SATEKR_K , Dp chest, fone Tire and bur b sate, or - * fiats. dweilings: highest 5 a id " : « " nes, rags, | ws tair Park.| HMATHERS For sale, wv ar rocker = oriy, dealers need not appdly ih Water- oe springs; $3.) arene - ‘or cule, gas water heater, hot- SHOTGU N —VFor —— - , bie 1 C7 | Ph ents Mot miDas aii will call anvwhe-s | ee iy 5 sell at onee; $25 ‘4 Michael, ¢ 'RE-—For saie; quick saie cn ac- librar ry tabie Delma! s ne I —. 1911 man fey $x12 Brussels PA e -- 3.50: A. foot “we act FURNITURE W ANTED Jefferson Pk ig od floor n e | Ouoie@® Darrel: Lv Sid: none ve 4 qi! ler’ s, 1 22 Olive. (699) 4 ixe . of death: new furniture oan vlete!| Morse : 4 ' - ° i Oe" K rs gma : : en. ’ ‘ irs ; sideboards 7. ‘ - ° ’ . >? e tgs a ad . apenas : . : - : ‘ cy hi : i@, i ry s..4) oO! f, ‘ : rson and Olive. lean. $5. 4153 i Bei ® oo " Olver, .32 hammer-| WILL buy your block system team ang! CUAL STOVE-—For sale, high oven, with i idaye room und kitchen suit: T ones HEATING STOVE—/iror patie. tight Ch $25: T coat ish a ee Sie cal $45 $260 | S25 We have ad ey vos iy 5 Bit} ‘6 ow woods of all kinds wanted a * > a ) EERRENde” perce amenmaemeN 4 : te : 1s. horses iste aay water mne I paric se! Siete FP ‘ seen Friday, Saturda ~ > te . 7 ‘OF BRIS. a'rtigz y *har- ge a : i Poe : . ” ~~ ol Kees +s © roias, r smm@il iots or contents well Ad wool tadles for sale; new SHOTGUNS—For sale Rem ton nut same “state pric —_ * sang arty ri fran afer Colfax 21:39 OW ee ee “a 9 a m., 392 OA N. 21st. ene Seneay after ter Oek make; good as new 71 N. Washington bi which we will sell at same rates as other will pay extra good a. os Cwellings -hand. re pairing and 6uDp! les matic oh C Smith Ne: nemins ifle Wis. - - : | _D t ; x A-206, I “Ost Dis 7. : Q : rl N Te . {Cid i I roadway. ase (ey RI G For «ale: bea itifal white angora: furniture. A sli ided br ice on wic ker couches, DENNIS RROS 1909 F ed. ae EE. Sehmidt, 1111 Vine »: : cheater autom atic G8: rubber | ritie, \ in CAPH paid ‘for old goid. silver. Saatinvrn., COAL RANGE tor sale Wilson cast iron: | it VW i RE For sale: Mission, mabogany: “ATER ~ co in wand. nd. , ro never used orice $5 ox K-1%°. P.-D “— ‘kere and lamps. Kitchen cabinets, com- r __ Foreet SOPs or Del rrar S804, Central 4404. (e99) 4153 Wyomin i os; Pr boots, hee. | diamords, old or broken false teeth) with 6 white doors: fine order: good baker: $20 o-p' oe, Lanimert’s make. feathers. various il Pee pak Ta , ‘ ' oat i aisu — a | Dl lete, $12.50 t» $25. a Ai. AnLES.._} or sale, cheap. 4517 » OAD be ee toe eo a without gold: kodaks, used recor iz. mu-| _16 17 S. Jeferson. (or euncries; all-wool worn clothes: private par- ‘ :" saute 4) Gan Asi reoals, tii iver Rl - boi bale, Axminster, 9x12. Wi5S' WALKER-ARMSTRONG HOUSE Ft" r co STORE AND OFFICE FIXT R ; . S017 BHOTGU N—For sale; Winchester repeating: sical inetrumente. Vietroias..S. Smith & me | GOMBINATION COAL AND GAS RANGERS ~| ty Call Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, qo ‘A nb te -_ PANEL _Angelrodt. — ss (ec) | Orposite Public Library. 2300 Olive at ova U ES : "I ee ve Sra: ene : gauge, rib barrel; excellent condition: | 518 N. oe Opp. Metrevolitan £8) 1 1 in- e pent oe le a sa : m fotanical av.: cheap : 2 ' . STOV ic lor sale, Royal (Charte: 54 Oe & for sale. Axminster, 15220; very good * - Se ae d168 Wyon re ‘©; 4 blocks, 150 Deed four times: also one Colt ry 4 automatic tle.) 1420 hh ie OD) i Bod tiace & Beach Geen can case - - } URNITUR K Mor sale ‘s " ill sell “ inane , : 14: : ir] or soft coal: iron bed reasonable 4420 Page bi. (cy A HOUSES AND FLATS “ihe HF geo we ’ ; . bn Invalid Supply Co.. 616 Pine. . 1%2 amet aca wees Om her ii- size: in good order fer ak a ort , cot kor sale; and electric vibrator; rea- w ened; ” - coms, at @ bargain; rent $20 nigh. 219 Locust (et) cv9) CULEY—For sale: gray. collapsible, with | Olive. 1eMy, | er: $10. 61s S. Jefferson $25: splendid carpet sweeper,| obo vitae omar $10, 2856 8S. 12th sonable. 4518 Easton ic) orest 1280M COUNTERS—For saie. : : ees high chair: _leaving. Forest 7312. ‘c)| KrARKET value bai ~ otf —— | UCH--For >> ganitar ° , ’ tment: gas range, $7.50; tine iclor 2064, (c) | —— hi = FURNISHED FILAT—Ffor sale: 4 Pr icebox: aa omen’ seca Jae A value paid for old gold, jewelry or sale, Sanitary. cover and pad. refrigerat Yxl2 Axminster rug, new, |! HMMRATHRS— All makes ; sha aer Mor sale: sec ee Chicago Car- ; ' rooms cor Kiase care. 3540 Fast Is : . P - baae im. ey ve i rnakes and S\2¢F we nave é ‘ ! -? > Cc S20 K “ir nev ie) p! ete a bushe! - : me i Rind: RT. . TERS~—For sale, 2; 2 show ‘ases, 2 ta- ST POPCORN MACHINE—And - pe Fe ULKBY-—For sale, black folding ‘On- | , 3418 Mare , er. first-clas . x : ack ding: good con- | Kilverware, watches. 8. Mareu 1s ardra es hegpe : . et -“ ir t ciasSs condition, H. dition: — $3 3837 Shenandoah. ay ivania Smelti » “mores. etc. : : = ae —e vr . ; Ward obe trunks, $10 PACs) oie them at low ori ‘es ret your early pir k. f a , after Sunday. 3: a7 A rka nsaes . 2 : ins, Mo. iictieiasinapasiein : - —-- ~ 10th st Ol ne anc efining Co. . CH -For sale; 1; 1 folding bed, 1 parlor large = trunk $6.50 phonograph and = six levy Bros., 311 8S. 14th st ; Kor sale; eis: and dining table. Call i werar " o . ; de jJarge icebox and smal! fixtures; $10, sale, 200 feet. 34-inch: almost EUTLKY Mew sale: 1 child's: good condition 0th st. ¢ live 8668. CC entral 40: 331. . set, 1 extension table: all in good order, records, - $12 6146 Gambleton pi. HEATERS For : _ at 42404 lee av cyl y tether HOME —For sale. entire con Natural Bridge 1e3) >). Forest 657. 3444 Walnut. 900 Hartford. WE buy all kinds of personal property, ne- |. D. 7m Grate wipes s FURNITURE— For sale, almost new yr vt 7 is Tetra ee: KOO congition; your: om, >, 10sgxvlg, lke new, $6.50: oS Seem Seer: Se Oe Ss wae ‘SK-—For sale. 4400 las tc: yo: : . itm - gotiable papers, gold, silver and diamonés.| DAVENPORT LED--For sale: fumed oak ee OW See | Sct ce, instailed furnace; cheap. 222 Col- Saie, 104 kU, & new, ah must be seen to be appreciated: appointment —- oe ' , 1c) ISTER-For sale, total adder, RGICAL INS STRU M ENTS—fFor sale; bo | Gallant. 1416 Market. Central 8802 «ca, | ee Sate aan eee a. oe living room furniture, library | ce. Colfax i424 Dargai 28 Maston fc) bv phone. Grand 355: no deaders VESK-—For sale, @-inch flat. Lop Derby desk. and penny key 818 N 11 a ° Oa9 | ° ntral 3392 (cS | miss fon stvie, "33% Lafavette. (« ! phonogr: ph ts ih ete - : , finiah 1 re y J. - Ne th. ind charts, 22 Dy Belt Sy gees . — $n0 r F “ , ned ~ “A ait apestry | ei A TDRS For sale No. 116 Wilson large ‘ “or sale: Sev “x12 seamless Axmin- } ie in dark oak - Pte a ae ‘abanne, . . " . Das : ° ' . T one ‘ 4 . . STEH-—For sale; National: just RGET PRACTICE SLOT r eerie HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SAL DAV ENETT Aimost new. cost 9 a " ‘dso a if eens Cee (harter Oak. Hot Blast, same as new: se!! $24. 629A Cottage. SEWING MACHINES DESK--For wale: oak: good co chea * 2800 ‘St ids j D . i y'] M A HINE l Or : th: in aurteret as iA ferry aY. id on to ir} neg Car, bargains. The dealers eap 2 VW It ) . a Tie x . adition; $5. P. Oddard st. ie: very c cheap. 5Ii73 Cologne I Dav ENPOR’ e102." st $4 et Te) Caban ne ete at é( bor sale, 12x13 Mouquette. good as autebetetnas , NL dank. Sarah st. cory’ . . _ 4 idan > .* "ops a] = P . Baan aaa? ‘ 4 ‘ aT} : 4 , : "ws " - THE Ro-- buy and sell redbull MEE ‘I, OC K- For aale large-size factory ‘ARRI: AGE For eatin like new: $6. $1: 7 . ; $3: ” shear’ ta A oo 4 ah 7" mo =P eer [INd: STOV eS ror Sale. at last rey $) ” Call 1200 N. King’s highway tc) wiset © buys rec antite ters talking machines LYE SK bor sale, ranitary fiat-top {ena 1 @ i? f r ‘ ts ‘ . 7 ; : ; J , pags ; ngli sh aining “roo! N Ser, > 7 ~~" = ; = | 7 . sat sh vu ort oe on | y lod) ] ‘ ae © ‘ > ’ 2 hd 4 ’ . . . . . . ' ,’ . . : ISTE A .: mle. : ra wer Na- SETH Tas BOOTH For sale. very fine | DABY, CARRIAGE—For eale;&n good cond: iffet, 6 chairs and 10-foot table; will se! hold furnishings, at auction, Wednesdsy a/t-! graphunola. like nev oiive. 7 sy ~~ or sale, imperial Istinan, 9x12: fringe | SEWING MACHINE: For sale: Singer: mood - dine NT For sale. for smail bake shop, elec tric uly Oper Lied “Bureka ade of n ahogany double soun ineoet oe tion; cost $22; will take $12. 4474 Lex-!| at !ow price Levy Bros... 311 § ernoon, in the Leonori Ari Rooms, Grand and , pan re 2. limington rd nd, like new, $50. S917 Washington. Cab . Will sacrifice 4/06 Page mame + - nn oven, No If Cheat i ’ . 5 P ‘. A : } | f i — q j { - if : rn m ‘ ‘ es . ‘ . * P ” eae ‘ a io) - * Fr * eaner Co., 617 Locust, fe) rfect condition; used but few months. (Cal! ie Ln + =~ ————— IPAVENETTE—For sale: library table: if. ae ge — = itainsciliipatatincegionin (Co) RATING SITUA a om aie anh tan Sie eae vise mi + - : : SEW! NG ™ ACHINE.-For sale, Singer, 16 FINI i. ( bedroom suites: al- with water bac k : A or fale, 160. suitable for pall: OLS—WRor sale: motors, books. typewrl ter. North Market. le price H, HIMan, Ake | a her fur wade wog reasonable. Call Mionday, leather rockers. rues. lIludson touring ca photograph printing outfit 12ONA Blaine Delmar b). (1) : price Inquire ST rittenide: ..2 also fine fantail pigeons; call Sun-'! BARRY Ww AGE — ~ mre Shenan orn, bargains; ‘no dealers. Owner, 5127 Ca-! HO!tSEHOLD GOODS For sale. odds and ee anaes SEWING MA INE For sale. new iUrty FiX!|t his Complete line a Jk IN ik or aale:. lot ] 14-ineh y morning or evenings during we ek, ; i ‘exe ‘ellent nemaitios e Olt a Sauer e same } [>] N | NC} : TT ARI, be Por rr sale, oak, an ad O bar Nhe encs ‘ heate ‘Tr agri j range. wer? | Kaston ‘ - hree ae ] & « o oan beds. -_ ma , hea © Ne w liome., $y. go0d stilt her ~ SA y I and iron ery and but: rh ate — second- a. Post-Dispatch tae odd / anv ih gies —e chairs: also combination bookease and writ- | FURNITURE —For sale. new and ightly USEHOLD GUODS —-F 213 | Peres se Duting scales ash registers —~ here : iw? eg nanan - - et 7. aa (c) | 3 } reas ’ , Sie j eivy , UYU S or s.1e, é ol. Ee ; DAVENETTE SE‘ For sale: vw pieces; $45) i Fe urniture— (*o, 112 14 N. 12th est. fe) e z oak dresser. $15 extension table and 4 in perfect condition: $50. 56533 Cubanyv te) ste: e rote $12 + singer drophead, $t0 ‘op typewriter tem k, flat-top deak and bd condition. 634 S$. Tth. Olive trusses, braces, eleastic stockings, support. | B&D-—For sale, beautiful antique mahogany | 3615 Laclede av. rc) | FURNITURE-— “For sale: crowded hous n | chairs, 55: wardrobe. 94. 363% Connecticut. | = , 3015 mee ee ee eee ~~ sogncance: lathe taste, Wu ers. Schleiffarth’s. H. EF. Lehde. successor araerereee bed; also spindle and 4-post bed. | DAV ENETTE (IfhS—For sale: massive! all kinds up-te-date furniture ot cone "low IRON BE For sale, spring and inattress SERV Py a AB _ F tte $5: “e Pred. one BE! . | nod MB lavy Bros.. 311 8. 14th 4 ; : a seis ; ’ : . . . . ‘ 4) s sai . , na js . a tal \ Ty . sia ll ‘. brid Silk He ARD-BU FFE kor sale high. big bargains. Solomon & Sons, 1010 Wash truy | : *isewhere Nationa! lHEefriger store town packing and shipping free for out- ~e “Mel ( ge | > ang or Landau, grade, massive. quarter-sawed ow K wn 4 ington av 4th floor ‘ry and Park av pene > te ' ; Cc ouga ot : aaciede av. {c) dive he > ‘ es 324. TTTTTT TU. . a ; pPihee , desk; cheap. 2220 College. olfax 152 SEWING MACHINE -For sale, rotary Stan. OP RICGGERATONS Por grocers nearketa, —_— —-—-- e + . _ _ 2 os ¢, j “ Kor aale i wh one etove The per box. smokeless .) «cs fresh goods: with mattress: alors new, er . (rex rug | ar - For sale. “go! den oak. roll- top Mette. cheap. 520A N Sarah 150,000 on-hand. 2802 Olive. Bomont 3140, | 207 Violin. Grand 20eW.__ 4 Botanical. | ~ gwivel chair, large Mahogany davenette. , ~\ NV. HATS (c®) Bicl—For sale: sprines. and indiedan: fine | | Page b] (ce) | of-town a ‘ W oon wholesale to deal- ——— oT . - _—— , sang conditi alsc aaohe ‘ar . S23A | ; oon. 6 itae ont ape ers ip carioa ots. ake Belt car: it pass-' KITC HE ‘ABINET “or sale, also other!) spceTroNAlL, BOOKCASE- For sale Orary ard, o-drawer; good condition; al! ttach : tel 4 Tie t Or repair shop. S72 ASS AV. | he ij) ws ae ios | on, also bachelor wardrobe. 13234 | DINING ROOM SET—For sale; piano and; es our door: or Bellefontaine. Tower (irove| used ciradinagt ; good condition IA OS. tabt e: rocker; oak dresser. 1316 Union ments $15: will exe henge for’ al yee ne an: ‘2 oe , ane. Oae sale No +” Star hot-ait rhe net; new; never used 6448 South- ot ther pie Ces, 3916 Shenandoah. | or Cherokee car get off at ivth and Clark Broadway 7) | Forest “AON 4120R N N ow atead . . - ’ ee a mga S ‘ sale: eee. ae west av si “or sale 3} ingle 2 brass bed. , ‘aT =. we .| @nd walk two blocks i F = . fac 2. on ae ; . . . * . . () a“ 4 i ‘ Ww oF na j t « | yg * A. ‘ > iD pag sor = ) ‘ ik erm ws . 2 — ; > » : y ene complete n £ood condition WE make the best paints. Mechanics Paint 50: dresser, $8.50: chiffonier with mir- DINING ht “ae 1 "C, itawe om -~ or ‘transfer to Belt No a a a eouth KITCHEN CABINET—For sale: $2.59; SETTEK—For sale: and arm chair: $650.) SEWING MACHINE--For sale: new Singe: Manufacturers, Sth and 1e Rub ber (‘o.. 400 Lindel! ‘ a or ith ww ‘ ' a. Prat t+ $8 50. 45°69 1 eee tet . room set ope te? otltage. | name of fa eace 44) 218 4 o ic frigwerator ee prass bed, wo a | tapestrv roe ker. $s 50. cost $20 4°09 oer sold on sma!) payments” renting of cw — For Saie. not “air, with pipes atic A 1 r : Nr wee - eee ae r . For sale antique mahogany 4 post DINING Sic'] For sale; golcen oak, $25 KI! RN r ‘e Rieé ‘ k 7 i ‘ . runners \ ashineton \A Aaehinet ~ s | ‘42 ‘ 2 ‘ 4 } . " . ‘ re ‘ . * ‘ +“ . } vr ° > : Por & rooms: good order: $50 y i rye N. Pho ographers. I ay e a . canopy nate soa dining sable Lindell | 2615 Taclede ay im) old a © or _ _- \ ave on han ] ix I rCcHEN | , fe & kor saie wi fol SOF A For sa! le $60 (‘olonia.. $1 24.0¢@: Dar- 4! makes our An de: er lt nia’ on tables Meat 2417 y irginia, Granite City, Til ” oak te: studio outfit: will sacrifice for C445 W re se ~ | DINING ROOM SET—For sale; fine electric p- ° ty gw j 5 oe alg nly Oe GOR CORNS: | bed. couch; in good condition: cheap. lor set, $12.50, cost $35: hall runners 1116 Franklin avy . 2120 (M2 | 5 fOKE FIXTURES —For eal everyth - ’ ‘ a (j\ ( 7 e "« : . ’ . ‘ ‘ J . - . - : = - ” , se er ? abe -? riece Ma 3 ¢ r £&¢ ~ ‘¢ . r ’ " P ‘ ‘ . e 6 : patie ‘ ‘ , ‘ . , : . i » : _— aes e , in 7“ ale; easy terms to right part) fan and hall rack. 417% Voon Versen. ‘c) book cases stachedeall dade , co oe ih bd roadway (Ch 64°69 Washington ' SHWING MACHINE For sale: new Singer Cor sbete cil & Hroadway : v Nena a ak ADIES'’ DESK--$3.%0, davenport net STOVIS-RANGE—For sale, Buck; cheap 66: sold on small payments; renting of | ‘Ee CASES.-Por sale. type stand Various makes by the ae ai rena: ring of omt ne a v4 shoud = s att T o. A apt 9 pnt “tones m7 tandse a ail makes our specialty Anderson vinan Bide. 2117 Franklin av (ey = ep ape For Bale, Quick Rox K-293, Post-Dispatch BEDROOM SET--For sale; mahogany; and : - ee) : rh iti Diy -~ , . P “- _ — 9 = ® - m ere ; ay . i o P * ad ‘ ee .N. DIP PENS write 25 lines with one| —88*.range__ Kirkwood 446M | (c)| DINING ‘TABLE—For sale, Adams; good fine lot secondhand ‘chairs; several’ store | Arte. library table, $700. 4269 Wasi 2927W Kossut? > ~— ee dip: copyright, published of the J. N Se DAOOM SET—I or saie, walnut and feath- condition, reasonable CalA Shas raed air-tight heaters, secondhand 1 Weel aa kh : Ka ps ——— S i j . . as ; _ =" - - “a! _) yr ae ‘ by UL 4bT) Lt ‘ = o ? = . ay “nOo mixed vakes. DSc /b. Column System Bookkeeping. John J. Nees er beds, wardrobe. 4212 Virginia. DINING TABLE—For sale, and chairs, oo can ae see Our 6 je 1 combination t $7? f STOVES. -For sai me bard coal and | tons 1716 Franklin. Phone Hell Olive 2120. ic?) , j : , ’ — , hen a "eo 2 as OoOK | ‘ ry '¢ \ro : ares ‘ or sale ‘ ft f" a re i & oe — “3 a ; pe ut ; > N. Oth, rer fen! 3644 California av.. St. Louis. Mo BEDROOM SUITE For sale. Queen Anne davenette, Wilson heater. 5751 KHaston $87 wo 2 Asdnaee Pree ares } rane ror at oa NDF ‘¢ oN Y oe * us 6. or _of hard coal ai SN Broadway = ! mattresses. } | JYinoleum. Ni? 1 Shenandoah > t-piece on BEB pov re é i rien sec. , = ¥s Ors ’ . —- : S TOV EF ror a : goed alee = rece Bane ey the LK Y Wid iret i4aes Call (iraned Tre es , : ty ns Godefroy ‘hairs 7 ibrary DINING ROOM SET For sale. bandsormne 1 rool a , . , “ge me BAN . dale a! aha as new, ‘ any Cine : wee eee pains ee : : Beg : ‘ sheet “a ’ “we and chairs, $17. li ‘ ‘ m= «(UF center table thle a a ies — te : - — : i . sie. mal » Laclede av. é A TEN Di * ih nec aa A table e730 ob iffonier, ¢ 4 hifforobe, $1 {: at one-half price “Kt Minerva. Apart - wardrobe 1 sewing machine double 1 ae ; ‘ i tL gil ’ : LO] c> STOVE j . le: {-hole kitehen stove: ise] tARY (‘ARRIAtGiE W Secondhand good weer ’ ASS : ; . ‘ ur living ; . ; “se , ait stor wa , BR HEATER -For sale; Ideal, CEN TRAL. SOT6T rvyi.FER 1444 (Any feather beds, $6; post bg diggers, $1:} ment A room, 1 sanitary davenport Pik or i “a! ‘RIS it montis: | Tey Vall mi _ it —— Herrington, o°ll Kingsbury Caub- p and pipe; $40 Box K-92 an i , = - roaster blue enainel, $1.3 roller-top desk, | DINING SET For sale: wardrobe, bookcase ir, | arm rocker, 1 room + POVE ‘Ol le, large size, airtight, aimost Any 1. , rER HEATING PI AN] Mor «1 SA\ iD \ (>| R ( ‘OAL, $2. BOIS _ Hi ' stoves, ail makes, cheap tables, rockers foves, dressers beds e. | table.°4 chairs, (Y linaleun ari ait at ~ nnn’ new $1. 1e! household goods cail BAC ‘lik [Ad Wardrobe. carpets. furniture of aon abe yee 5 : ' ‘ 4 19\\ 89 wor Black Cai Furniture Co... 1200 8S. Broadway, leaving city 21% Flax Grand 5626 sideboard $8 th. ' al i PY TARLE . ale r arn Monday es ekory a'!| descriotions contents flats, dweilings, Condition: at a argaln ; Areo 3-TON orth of coal saver will ave . Our al ‘ . Stoves and ranges 4-b re woe re : ‘ : ; - ] a i |] flat - A} * . heDS bor Sule: Sia won; new cottun-top | DINING ROOM SUITE . eale ‘complete: ane juTher Las ri f r and ettee, yn) JV; ri a : 0 arge es No arge Of sina'! Tats. Ne 1 goois badly bert ‘ ants . . ‘ ' p! ; 4-burner as range for’ laundry 7 h ¢ 64 mts » Bs Mat: COURIER mare Pen prices. Schober. Delmar 285. PForear 4 my (8 | a ‘ : (op: 7 Jul Meu Ras stove : — REI ; } diators $S-inch, 3 columna, abou! “oa wall or phone Lindell . af tral j ; ress, iron sorings, $7 up; giase- quarter-sawed oak LOO condition: will heater f : cool Mornin Pe’ } BRA ae |. i } zs | “: ‘oO! : r+ ‘2 Ivor ani heautifi CAND ; IRASS 4 Wid A.so dresser. reasonabie i 4 i } ti " ‘ ’ ’ : wet ‘ : Colfax 1O7IR i2OA Ilarris or RLe No (Ww cane ( ‘omfort ene : — - -- - _ — - ul WINGS -For sale, chea; pair winge for ic3 oH bor sale, and mirror; sag Hi furnaces: f ypeng gf ani re, airine a specialty: pedest: il dining tab! e tie tors Apply 1¢ .* : Albins, Fier 7 ‘ 26 aston Aik NX cS’ P r L Y &, yr mat. ‘ j s $ ) ash o i Re. th | door sates. . aressers, o) UD. W ° sell separate. (“OO Manchester avy. ri! a A H I¢ AT y QU! RR SORR (OW stand to match, 4) each: center table, Be heate: Y Maaheai BENTS At twioeving picture school A ore , $1: chairs - rockers. $1.50 up; ward. | DINING SUITiC- For sale: oak: walnut bed nuew Senses, W rming | $3 e | ro ” ate H4 >For i. aoe ‘ia vibe Sf Ma’ ** ee /- pat r ; ‘ ‘ te , : . ay 8 fe =. ‘ a” . : ' ) . . 7 = 7 i ena e tie] } ar . tee . ~Rage | are ' 4 ) miming if dij ’ ar; i : , ; net . : . se : rE] ' »sogan ™ and women ts a: roadway. OF Fle eae ing “04 1 satisty ing nook let rob es, $s) uD: erowded house of all kinds riper Silite Wardrobe baeete Ka Tié riy. " m i | ile . \. gee , ieee at Pap ti } ‘ ' on } : ! : ane: ata (ar Fort +a b : a Ne ne ne et tery aoe cure or of uv-to-date furniture at very low prices: | DINING SUITE. For sale, almost new, Wile) perior pra $. , Su area te - ing tna” » ‘i i ota aa thad i] our foods are all sanitary o KReC onauhand in lia 1} an | Mars : other ftrni ure bar : ‘ prs : . , ; ? | a : : ‘ 4 ry ’ Or . oy ; 7 . *} bys Wtd Dreaners. , , - . te os _— ! Joseph P ayy i heap ay selina 10°. mame oniy We sell for cash to everybody, gains S127) Cabann dni » ' : ‘Oo - ' = a 1c stove, geace new. amd of ue lot of gomis badl) tire ° COT lar 7” Base ror @Aale new and seconi- + ’ erry Green, 4625 Olive s° ’ uis. we deliver free everywhere in town: nack- + — = wa > a -}- ‘ ey] ; — ‘ . — , 3 “ or Page . 3S ae Ot, | a . atten . | + Ag RE , ' Mitr ‘ders and sur ,evors instruinent® ba 5. Ty ing and shipping free for o;t-of-town DIN’ CQ giciTE ONT T: ale go} * 1 Qui ‘ es = g. 5 . | ) men Works. 613 N. Br ret . buvers: we sell] woolesale {o dealers ‘in car wats - ’ eee — ings in auuie@ itke wpew ‘ jon > : ‘ A we i" ash ne oad } . Sn egy = en - . s¢ load jots take Heit car, it passes ae ee ee ees me POW Inach| ; § ipright - S'l a | | oe rug nmients of ings V\ hil | . ? 7 “™ 2) ° ‘ . » on ° ' > ‘ . > aos , ‘ , . ’ | Lil . ete ]@ 4 « het t i. aS } ore We pay the loom? pre bh y ~ tase . t sale Pa | © dol I ar 1} ? ee oe er ae e | ; > we ay ag . “8 fF . 4 : $ | ¢ " P 1 lat , = haat Pete . ee P . . rey ore ralie@un ite? Call a reet "AICS rr lie a La6 1 PTX : ‘ , ‘ fizsture RePOutth requirements of every @- “pete” } 4 th ; j he 1”) , > ‘ was ‘ c ; Mary. ak: acti hy 5 raphe ) } ing 7" . airs } ‘ Ot Gee oak ‘ 8: i ? © | . ‘ 2 ar % . a For 7 bats i 4219 Olive. Phones: Delmar 407 ' , A macketh-Evans Com: ' | 2 blocks we an south consisting of table ‘hairs J , Wale . aia y Ariat repart 2 . , Pot eins eile “ i | a -~ | J (c9®) ~ fixts a. ot meee-grade = iight-) transfer te | of the naine of art hone Cabany 376% nen ‘it mattresses combination 3 ei : ining tabi Ty art po woo “ARPETS Wtd —furniecre of ali aeecrip- TRU “ck Rag gh NE , ! oc pheee Sow Suitadie for Levy Bros., 311-513 5 DINING T “fea te : - $4 , ih. , ads [oe | ate axée tress Pr twin beds ardres oe oe contents flais, dwellings Orcutt ; es de re, ‘Baa Fide nt- ap ge mar . , ot? ! T dee}? ir i lie beds rn a | rw ; , 7 ; . ao bi nye . fol dit ; y ; 4 j pat ldren’s beds $1.45, fe}! ae. re prices t r a - : $2 jee, back reste, crutches, sick-roo'n wy ’ ’ oe Ms E ‘ i? ’ “4 Forest ‘ ’ ‘ , ' , ‘ t J. Dawson Invalid Supply Co ak furnitu ae gee Rix | I eal =| fe m s! oO) P L, e MBING AND S +T » AM REDROOM SULILE-—For sale, felding jaan rood Pomes 1 VO Met rucnes feather j ‘ ‘ e r . a Eo ve (ea TRAY ij am dyte ively > Ns om , i; ea nei ' lw $1 ~~. , pn ‘ y ; if Ts Za Parise . mining ia pte Un ‘ i> P roe aes ’ 61) P . a er™ S Por sauale rope lndder brac ket KF [’ [ TING Sto P ] LIES Kennet DY IME ’ ‘ 7 ; rder b ¥) aRliand ; deitvered ; AP ; “ nn - ~ P . 7 ee ee C eto red . ic’, t ‘ ' ‘ , Ne and , pea i » ee ' ; bia - — 4 - ‘ , ‘ j ‘ j , ie ; betes ; ' ol " _ . ; ~ a! orires ak: Soul Sh (eT) PAREL, Wtd.—-Or n en's suits, overcoats, - ) pic Sep ‘or st ae errege ae = | ans ‘ashinet rT" , ne tabi > ner ne + —_— _———— ladies adres BAS nee bacly. pay up to $%5 BOOKCASI.—For saie, Buicein oar Parrectariggg ke te ER Ma Soy : pat may tA; (3kK-- For ra! duicl View) 2004 a rene , - ; M ; 202-0 : On namos, lamps fult; need to ship South: auto wiil call. Del- tion. $8: cost £38; bat gain, of SS Easto , . — opdition: £2 7 hat rir. ¥ eh PEs r sae ifer-pows wk ha ) giaes tr 14% ' ' ’ T Th hy » ro on o . " , f . ’ . 4 } 4 ’ Ty ons ; " ? owt ,ale | 4 ; » ‘ Se os 7 — bar S05, Forest ‘Oy. 4426 Page. Joe G were BOOKCASIC-Irur sale: eariy Enis an | ne “ ORS CoP Wee mt ‘ ‘ rough EE ee ic «oor 81s 0 aR, 6 6 live ; an , . | iar , ner. 174! Mars and wholesale busine API’ : Se yee ore ; ~: : en £° Wxi2 Ive igs $6 nad } aie. pre Ma nt ndel OF} whe an ‘ d lumber avs wil ible ; A gy lL Wtd Quick men ®* sults, over- BOOK C \Sic-—-For sale; 3-door, solid mahog- ) awne GAS RANGE-—For sale . r penne ) ; fold ‘ a: on ic NTT URE t's no trades Hox J-% ture, mga “4 ~ on os 27; also, furni- be 4082 Delmar 0 nice condit on: bargain. S221 Page ~ | PARLOR 8! Z — ‘ dh ine — Prone Lindell 1.06 ’ a hee 4 stoves; high The Phillips : k LSS FP. For sal pring mat Te . lant © ame oe moe Wear y | 6, De r¢ ROOKCASE--For _ sale, coms nation oa men te nt Tega SE buenos | Gaal ‘ii wae aaa @adlene , : PRY —T.Wor. eale. $-piec ; ; , ; “ : 7 ee ain — I ‘iim Rr Cf rR, (rrand oe = mon (eR) ~ koase. “mantel. coat $e: for $25. Forest ‘ : ; ‘ ' ‘ ‘ a piale entrai ppc Si or nif iby? ‘ 4 " ¥ Ts ; : > ‘ vis ‘ : no , A 4 : ‘ mn : ~ r , : : pers R INIT UI ‘See mA ry i; ie ‘ ih bor- sate, jot of penny and nick- FET Weta. William Mary and) 490 (2) | coated a tharnee ; mny : np unt if . Gz | erdinan: Biel machine FO gum. J. Wie- q . ‘hina ‘ lovet: or serving mole: must ve bare —-— : kL og nahogans fmpestrv DRESSER I ‘ iffonie: extra l’ ae TAS RANGE 7 oO! ba cabinet | 2 ey : AN Port ; cal . ne " eae + , ‘] Forest sf) J. Smead, Vinetard. SN. ! . : ' eta : . sae ‘ 7 GAS AND ELECTRICS FIXTURES i@ ePnarTe ec 4 ‘ — a 710). stove 4 ’ ' or aut Hausaur : cas - - Ma mers Mo ’ ” BN IK \A RITER Wtd i sed. gool cond) i Poet are be cheap for cas Box K-228. ee , vy man. tust out. slowing the route Clay lepatch - i. ‘ % ie | ’ ’ y «ar line, every street indexed ans 1 y] HING Wtd.— Buyer of ladies’ and gen ret : = meee Ave us te a non tods we "i Rent pDoetomid 25. F oster’ 8. 410 tlemen s Chath ing, a) fee and ‘ idan « a! ’ oS i ‘s As RANGI tan . (e62) ’ Clothes ho ijwea) old Koods TE highes Te ery 3 N Ti , sale athe — nr S11. For sealte: 160-foot ° pipe: . ] dndeil etessincagme 1820 Whittier. Phone BRASS BE’ 3 r ~ : . ' . ‘ ' Pé . (x a. A Nise — Uline? fe Wvormitng . a COMP rv F chet ate i; ” . i “ ’ ‘ “ ‘Ge 7 res : SS SET Wta Small, f ftine is learn — CANGH A TINGS or : nO Small, for draftin bmi 4 , dena} n 1 | veen 9 rine sale, beautiful colle . % 3139 Keds: Grand 2007M (co) 1. o— Me ’ tw GAS RANCFr foe hentar 7 Delmer op $é.ms Pare 1 be rY ching*®. “ater color Orie ’ *, ; = Aah) Pace ore riental rug q DIAMON)) W td. Aheut 42100 karat state "re . " = ow ce ; sa? rr fa) NTINGS for sais Rn. Meer Diam ox A-78 Pos Dienpatch bh eit! ’ gther nous artists ; ON DS. Tk tear ’ watches, old gold and silver ' : (; AS a ught for cash. Norman, 7 N Broadway. ' “davenport WALE ‘ ale: good eondition: . 3 Oa ee siidettaal ae? hall renner ees ee enard . 3 DIAMONDS watches. old apts and smiver r . i t fer cash. Norman, 7 N. Broadway wicker fu : io) | desk bos. & ’ HO! * aban To, INSTRU MENTS TN | One set: aor = >. 4 equare, triangles, scales. ete. Hox Yr .° tb + yA gone Baste 3 Bch Post-Dispatch ‘ von © ORAWING INSTRUMENTS Wia 1 Lt A ljke new ei j h; | ' = b for freahman's course C- : aes a Gee 4 phone Victor Jo50X. | BUF rii~Fror sgaie. cary So ;, ) ee Tn. : -\u oR Is tor swale. Qui fe) _ colon ial buffet ‘ ae is TL en ha | of or tive t nable M25 A Laba EE CAPR NRE BES MN a TR ‘Orman contents room tan Feomt ve ; a e aree qipe lt on in o maraenenectneenn — cont 4°, sel} ing by, . —rr ' R CVs we 2124 Washington, (co) $00; state price, | BUFFET For sale: mission. om. psi CRNITURI rr gale: \ shades — GAS STOVE For sale: Quick Meal am where can be seen. Honig. for $20. Telephone bihuc a . a ‘y oR “a ly agar tu nd white enamel. high oven; cheap. 27) of Mia tent ° , B' 4069 wey chards, 4005 Laston, N tb. ' ; . \S8OU Keinerse wa McPherson.

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ANTE rk : : RN OURING ARS yo ° 6 Bold agate, 15¢ line. minimum $0 GARAGING AND STORAGE ST . . a I oe ee. ia3 _-_ TOURING CARS TOURING en EEE TOURING CA Fee OTT Discount Ie er line LPL LLL a Le AN Om ee de ‘ ier ion Se ~ — - FPP AAP ~~ 4 PP atin etna aaa Ri tas in Saat I n on tAree or eon . a Aatee: lik BP cy , yy .ep? . . . os " 5 . “ a a aa : . STU DE BAKE = f-passen wer: R CK: more insertions. WE store autos, sel | exchange: we also | DODGE-——-For sale; roadster, ike Rew. ox ANDLER—For sale. sedan. Forest 582} DOMIE—For seie: rourin FORD—For 01 - weet two | MAXWELL—For sale. 1917 like new; tires . small TRUCKS satiate at -s POAL APPL , store autos. sell an — gana we Soe B-%), Post Dispaten (c) for engagement to see icS) : never used 2016 Leo -§ car: brand-new: ~~ or sale, | 18 tour Pg ae two nd tubes. cheap tor cash. Monday. Bell j good running order; will sacrifice, LP Pe AP : loan money on autos store y ws. 2320 : Ae —— . = = :, aqua = @7 1% us ( mont excellent cadiion hiiefling &. | a Se | Soe ‘ . 7° _ Sus 14th. “es at a FOR HIRE Market st. DODGE RUADSI(E hi—-For sale; 1916 model; | VODUK-—bor sale; sedan: slight!y used; bar- DODGE —For sale: touring: $6. Ca oe (cP) 22232 8 Jefferson (e) | tirand oS6l. Nt Chouteau. a a UDEB A Ken _ = ~ ——~——--ersasiniill LIGHT TRI : 1 MNT: new exp ney boca Satie — : ea ee 5a 5 “COUPES — cetacean * winter and summer top; 2 tires and 2 bat- _ cain for cash ox K-96. Post-Disvaic? SS) Delmar : mm, Call today FORD—For sale ”” Seniener eae pwell cone |, MAXWELIJI.—For sale: vl? touring car, si . ¢ overh » re ? — ,=- rac. oO : boo » : perfect cc itor all Mog AUTOMOBILES—For hire; owner drives; -.~~--— , reba, a ~~ : .| teries. ae Mr. Crocket oq Ll Broadway. (¢) | pORD—ffor sale. sedan: starter. new 31x3% | DODGE—For sale. to x : oS dition. only ale. pg ced, A all see good condition; new tires; owner in army: —_ t _ i res and paint; ing’. = encore Central 6278. Sidney 1050 CADILLAC COUPE—-For sale: in good con DODGE—-For sale: roadster, 1017 mode}; nenskid tires, $0 BR27 Locust " ¢e) be seen Sunday wena ‘San “Ala must | 199 Locust ee i ee ae ee $104 Mi ‘Phe rson. sevaindillapaacasia sc? | “tty he a ee ‘Hor sa it, moving Van, ‘s-tom: cf POR HIRE I mousines are. Pe wep gh Fo ollie od § ' t r ly perfect:~ wiil | j . nanan J Alabama : —_—— roe ene + RRO — ——-— = a. for furniture house ai and touring cars, ition Will emonst . ny easonal good as new necnanicas b ws is FORD—For sal “ _ ate made stuart. § => Pn ath To ee “OR ; = . . ” Zoe « ' 3 = = Serr . vs we. $2 up. Delmar &22. } ase Mt 6234 ee | iter es c nst trate; any reasonable oe cea . “siberman. 4432 Washington + l Kor | ¥ : Jan: la e model, sta: LX DGE 3 or sale; 1916 touring car: good ] IRD For saie, 1914 touring oar, $325 or MAXW ELL é r sale; touring car: first-c class | oT" DEBAKER 6-cyvliz.der touring car : ha 2 “Hie kory ES ch chery rae) as Cty) i & . at voAvns in ) arm) ° i elephone. : ned ell J% er. i€ Lee tri lig ts, wire v eels, etc.: tra le | omiler aes Harris. : e . trade, with $450 property e quity, for Dodge condition. A Delyv between P| apd 12 o - e | passenger : ov erhauled. repainted. new “ ‘ — ts FOR Basar’ 1918 Fords. $1 per hour. For-| 0*CeP! Sunday. Main 4050 (c) | Forest 16 = _| for Dodge tawring car. 2606 Franklin |! PODGE—For sa — Sneitates touring car.' 1325 Montclair Sunday. “OS Alabama. fc) | 1917 model; $650 Supreme Motor ROS _— “$350. errs orcs . ’ / . ; - - ~--2+— ; . > ; on? vat . ¢ Bae - , , 7 - . ‘ Crhshs s s ie, Lol ring moe a si epee red “ . : m - auaas - —_ “ a —— - + . > . . e o% 7 ; im 2 $412 (cM) | CADILLAC--For sale: coupe: 8-cvlinder, 1916 | 4 ‘$425. “I vl we 167, ‘post Disnates = ot sce FORD SHDAN—F'or sale: new: lvls used S Grand : uring car, cheap. 2:3" FORD For sale touring car ~ 4917 mode! MAAW EL l-—For sale, tourirg, ‘1916, starter, 2038 Locust St. of Post - “Dispat - " = ‘t+. Box } . rr’ ‘ igeg . ‘ei y+ . 10 ” ‘ Ost Sir . ‘ oe) Fe " Thc . * . ~} t**,* ’ - = . . CU ; : . ° 98 4 j r ‘ > mit 3 ‘ FOR Hik uf Fb ord touring car. “$i yas pe r hour. mode I beries 1 mes nanica condition, good 4 —_ x = : » : a ‘ ree inonths; bargain for cash. Yo2 Hod- DODGE—For «le 1: “eager? -spgg - . (Co) demountable rims. first-class comdition. W. | lights, $225: terms; need money immediate- | S TU DEBAKE ie PASSE NGE R. 17 SE ~ , de am a ag — _ Delmar 21721, Forest 1565 len-erade tires; bargain for cash. Wy- rORpD -ROADST ER—For sale, 1} 1a; sacri- | lamont. _ “24908 Wyomine” °° ‘e@ mew. S775. | A. Reed, ers Bley. | ly, 1800 Pine st | 6-CYLINDER: EXCELLENT COND) eee ee SES". aclen “ee a hibits Ur #aie, S-ton dump truca: ca! see ML —. = ate fice for $525; good conditoin, OSstk Cook. (c) FORD—F sale: sedan: excellent condition I 5 KR ——s . ()) PORD. TOURING C {hR--For sale 1917 will | MAXWI EI t Fo be 1917 thee eunettent | BARGAIN, 8550. CALL PAINTER - © 918 ‘en Pee ) eee ps ~ . - eiscae ‘Ue ating ; , | _ 4 -. «| e ; ; j ; ; ; ; ‘ ’ cal - i) 5 r id vy ' ti-¢ “ : . " , ‘ . 6; - 4 4 ~— EY - | > . it »* : - reve s+? } S17 (a Bay entral S245 (eS) | ' “ut Delo For sale; 1917 model cabriolet.) foRD--For vaie, roudster, 19] RE ACret ice he a 1 a wit. ' ticina ele tric Starter lo k: pr ose $900 B0Od Ongition; Jonnson jaanpemiteise today: S$, or best offer to- | condition eo te Tae om 3 . will dern- | _ANY_ 1487. -———- — —— in = ‘ “at* - — FOR HIR * Ford Shoe King’s high. . . . Jelor ; Shoe for $5.2. + £000 © ‘ OF ! ite in JS804— { oon. to) “ ne, Bi! } ert “—S or write. (3. Hi. W ed- Dol ; . , 4.44 My Pherson goes 4724 St. Ferdinan , onstrate: ‘bargain at $600 Benton TT1W. | ST DER. AKER—F or sale. touring oh F - se ° Pine oe hedeh) . aren se . c op : ‘ A : ee ge A MERS COU 4 ty ky a + xr »ryt > " ne ain Vviiie, . ' é iMaky or Sa ie, four ws r ; tir " scame.4 3 = . = - — a . | "aan 4 ‘ . in? , go Tes t een ai unm fon The lee, $1.25, Porest 53% 1%) condition: will ra ; mg Pes arr “mage POR iD — bor ns, wi7 D poner —— © legs HAYNE oa CEPA’ ho can Tn el tion; a real bargair Sie " sas a cond fORDS--For sale; 10 touring cars, 1918 and | MAXWELL—For sale; 1916; new tires; new | B ge cog I tires: worth $860: will ey 5, at 4553 Olive: week days. O35 C TOR HikE-—-New 7-passenger car, driven by | | ~ — r; . a’ . "ay owner. $2 per hour. Central w27uX. CHALMERS--For sale; é-cylimd¢r coupe: FORDS—Six roadsters, we models; good con- new; fully equipped With everything: run | LbiiGK—For sale, new i 91S touring car; run fice. 3631 Easton — (6) larnont. ? fice for S00. Apply 1¢10 Locu ist. ( . » trues ™ aeetert : ee Rg par - - . . he beautiful S7i™) HOR tChestrut cv) ¢% M~ey 817 S114 | ss = an Oris A miles: must re BePn tO De appre- Ts(m) miles, Main 1413: £u ee See — — . A LC I LD STL DE RAKER -~For sale INT : 5) aD— er sale. ruck . OTT Os ait) FOR HiRkRK—New ~le-ton Ure k, by the h our ar = : = i — - wu 10D ; $2.0) _Up » a ar. - clate) Mr. Steiner, 145 Loacnst. j £16. as 1.}° nda) ; ! urTest FORD a sale touring car. 191 é modet: MAXWELI- Touring car, 191% model: per- ; = run on ly GOOD iles: * ” ae t. Ocy : . for ei to aeli em account ef _@r_ contract. Forest 711, Dem ar 730, «ets | cor gyre Gal il F bn 40533: 1917. 1918. PORD—Fot sale; 1917 roads eg and- touring yan WEL cPor aie, seda 1917 mod DODGE TOURIN —s in perfect running condition: owner must | , fect condition; new battery and differential: | —ondgition mechanically and in one ee i, Gnd Wall conelder EN “iin en - OTs ruc ‘ ‘i @: , : "a ah- ‘ TY v we ome “ty gale ' eS L td ti, wrt NOoGUri. A/Aa te att ‘>| t “Or &: ‘ ~ .? " > ow Ay ~ ie Ne nal , ‘ ‘ vay ; a ‘ ‘J . . , ~ “~wi hy F’ 4 ; 7 i - & : FOR HIRE—Trucks, by how Of con ington mel TORS Seve: S0Uk Wash ar, 147 Lemay Ferry re iiaieciaanie 8728 Washington. ic); ble for cus a To eele; 1917; reasona-| sell, Call at 2716 Faduwrette » | eM lik news will demonstrate: bargain at) sees Gravois. - responsible bar 412. BD _tract. Call Central 8224 or 101! es 10th. Ae 7 res ~— | PORD-—For sale, roadster, §225. Call any c) ioe carat “Ts ens Vetere eckiand (4500 west Ta gee ee ae Call Sunday. 5078 Von Versen av. oT DRRARKER_P ; 233 For sale. form-s-truc! Corn FOR "H New CHALMERS COUPE -FEixcellent. condition: time ST! Unio: (c) EDAN—Fer sate; 1917 mOue:, Geylinder, 4 = ICLOP mati (oy | PE Ut aie, touring car, v-Dassense:, STUDEBAKER lor gale 7-passenger tour- > ab and furniture bod woer s $2.50 IRE ay a 4 rd ‘Winton Bix: electric lights: self-starter; Rencracor; bar - ee "4 passenger: new paint: looks like mew: f1M® | pyres por eal} nt ™ nie] "good condit ion: answer today. MET re For sale; new tires: good condit tion; ing car, 1910; electric lights and startap: > bap ional as he has botgtit larger tr es per hour, Forest Soon. sa) fain, $i 4214 Westminster, Sunday or PURD be tog wen “ft te 3 jem body, top, cmdition Mr Toscr. Cemral 3685, Bomeont , ° 3. 5 pee pore to iring. 1915; lots puwer 419 Franklin vos $1 -751 Wyoming | Al condition; price $325; must be sold, own. Poach A stomobile Co.. Bu j and Wa FOR HIRE- 1 ton Ford truck w ith. laree any evening : _ complete V te tor Litt 40. oll I a : ; feS) Sine i. 4s, Meed Inoney lynmediat ely. levy |} iWKID—For sale: touring, 1917 modei; tirst mMitT¢ - ELI.—For sale: 5- -passenger touring | er in draft: also one 1914 Cole 6-cyl} om. ‘ furniture bod ¥; Fteady hauling: very rea COUPE For caie: Tat aetindn haf “ot LCD FZy> Must Se}] gy > Aye roadster: good y Ke r AK SEDAN—For guile. i918 mode! cost —- a , clas condition: cal] Sunday. 1464 lia'r- car Call before 1? © ‘cloc k. 1342 Faston touring car. lights and Starter: price tan _——Saaee ” le .* Hikhth ASSOC TL RU { ; ly ii owner . ).* ' © val i 4 x as ater a itt 5} lered; aim in he a “af . Ae ple , bik ‘Ol dit on ne sce z paint in 4 q 7 eli . . Fa) ; s . ee F . . 2 . . ‘ " 4 , > “ ° 5 *Y ™ eT + . drives catetul: “Ss! 50 . ca | aot Fore: t CAM Pre—FPor sale; electric; in sod shape; , ’ ORD va Sea dy road ar, 1 — del ba Goldstene ‘4503 bac caenea” a a Bren D fe Monday. 1 fin) Hebert _— Condition, "i lORD—For sale: touring car; in good run- touring car, overhauled; paint In good con- | STt DEBAKHR-—For-sale, 1 4, 7 -passenger, see gition. ' ail at groce Hii N. Jefiers OTM . ol ic . . . iOOKS gt woe "fir rT; gt Sap: owner jeav ery bonds _ Bees ( entr a ~“. - } eae a1) es MEere ‘ Ine Jes j “iy - 7 = co AR = : . > ~ ead Ace ez sting order: cheap. Call between i) and dition: Jun only "OOo miles. Forest 1427 BR. ; elec trie * and starter: new Bosch 49 pnday 7 a ou — --~ — ; im, CA tin av: pri Ad ‘*) 7 Lz . r ( % yy ‘ o 1‘ > ar tote > ‘rr | nied aaa ma " fn ee ° re 4 « le ~ ‘ ; _ a +o as be . ° e* s in ai —— _ — ———————— — i Ww es 1@i\ ' t ox = - ‘ " - ; ; FOR HIRE-—Two-ton stake body; by hour, : . _i_Dartford. (c) | FURD—For sale, 1918 ders 552 os ax | A I ~s ! naition will sell at a’ sacrifice. gy we I - -| MITCHELL—For sale, 5-passenger touring | Beste gag an ~ pr ee ae : sD—For sale: 1917: light delivery tex : , "or sale Oranmi-: ow « rer, Care ‘ &7e . . Le f a ; Int = ae r . COW f 1) » r = > “7 ° rst- = : ° riease FO at ery i . ; day, week month or contrac owner drives (sol P K ¥F ale; brand-:ew, 4—pass eng _eouipment: thean AS Jers ~ sth ke ae Py FP ndoll thar. rifice Si A hwWRI For sale. “touring — ‘car 2 o5: fir car. with extra wagon oo in good con- ges OO sto 7 ‘ oo ery; Rpt Peer ics oa@dster. ver rt both ‘entra| rs Sidney 1acu guished 4) Ss ecylinoer; Wijl take sreailer car in trade. | FORD— For rale: roadster: argain ee? y- SEDAN RED SEAI,—For sale, #- = hal ee v4 class condition; 1917 model ' call i008 S. | dition: $250. Call Monday. "H Cheshire mont >and 7 een newly painted; = —t.clase mechanical cond ton Call Se: i t : Phone Harry Newman, “418 Locust st. Lin stone Garage, 1475 lia am ia : fe ) cylinder: Continental engine, ele.- i an i ee a ve. new touring “car, we yr ; 12th. : | 5888 Easton oie . : (co) ae h trade for small courtier car. s 10 to 12. or Mx mda) aiter Ss. Woedle FOR Hihkr Ford ijlmousine, Dy hour or : deli 8 (c ON e—-For te 1916 in : tric starter and lights: new tires: : eo 7 , berty Bonds and $150 Cash. 1 POR) For a a" , ‘ rellent . a N. at et. ae : ° ge. Grav sis and Morganfort. day; drummers Patronage solicht ed. (‘¢ I "Pp, -* ~ pay . 7 4 - . ‘ ae | tr i, ale, la » ru 4«35 ter, gi nd first-class condition: : « y | be | ‘ . a “ ‘* | ‘—“ ** > } ; oe ‘ r R-y ie, ‘ ] | +4 > | > . ‘ ae . : J ‘ . ‘ . ’ 4 + ” ¢ . C : m me ‘ - : : . t ul Pies a >T1¢2 ior es P ,. e . _ tr e - a WANTED /DOGE-For saie, coupe; excellent condi- , t ae a gis cs geval nar S ain 3 ar ty ade, but must be late model. JYUSA | * ee Md mot 7 me 16 12 1, e gs rine, } son av. _ ‘ al! Sunday, 10 to 12, or Monday. ERN ATI" NAls For sale Internatio: POPPA PPPs es lion: Permalife buttery: price $1250. Box pm . wap, - AULO Hervice v., JUle S av. (co | inz auto Ales and ae UB ’ tou Se K : . oe . ¢ 7 Blair. ester Motor trucks. 2 model FB. & ~11 ATTTOMCO A-119, Post-Dispate : : | lLafave ‘tte. DODGE ki call see real Fords, 1832 Locust. UA LAN D—For Sale, touring car: first-class | —-—- sensemanrtiaiaanetrtetiianiitineai ary &-ton. 1 Model M ls ¢ : MOBILE Wtd.—-In exchange for good’ — - 4 “end ULE Shy DSSS Oe FORD ROADS’ z “is ’ ” a 2 or sale; if vou are ‘jJooking for & | — , condition; can be seen at Brock Garage: | WESTCOTT—For | "Bate. 7-Dassengér odel H i = . ton, all piano. ISi7 Market st. | DODGE COUPE-—For sale, gone 2000 miles : OADSTER: Ws om ag sod condi ron. |. 00d Dodge cheap, first-class condition and FORD—¥or sa! e, touring car, late model, like | $300: owner tn army. 4390 Olive. (c) |. car: will accept trade or part cash ae gp te Pgeae, Bo "Aly 77 - er license and extr: , me omenly with rear deck delivery box: $300. Cail) Rood rubber, call 2818 N. V . _| new, in perfec big b “So Page —___——— | time: d tires fi Sisco: wilt demonstrat: Internatios AUTO Wtd.—Roadster or coupe. for $1500: « andl extra. Ask for Mr. Carey, | Monday. Riefling’s. “sn N. Mair mar TSOR. andeventer, Del- | ew, In’ perfect condition; g bargair SKLA me; car an in ne condition, Co. of America. ZIM Gration & equity in 3 and 3 room flat. Delmar 4058X. Sunday, » to 5, Delmar Motor Car Co., | - a. _— i Se ona, cea oe : te) $450. 12 ; zt 3S. is Sth. Ce ES eMC DE ERLE OE Ee VU. AND 30 Touring car, O-passenger; mont 95, ¥v. ve ————— — ; aa r ; mal rein ; : —- | 4530 Delmar b! | FORD—For sale, lt N7 roacster, ZO od candi ' TOURING CARS | LH IDGE -Kor sale. tourlr aia ee Be : . : ‘" | just overhauled; $250; bargain. S642 Nat- | WHITE—For sale: tourin tHiad- For sate; 1915 model, light UTO Wtd. Will insta! ew " ¢ fure- ! , ey eremeren nme ncieeieaial : v r¢ ot. talib ring car, 1918 model; | FORT—For sale ri ’ 917: ust j 0 & car: g00d “are for niract : 9 tall me arm air Thr : . see ( (PPAR AP APE iialientaite * saie, touring car, 1917; J } ural Brid . ™ ot mt ro " rac e for secondhand ai to Rt \ A so P ot? ‘ ae PRI ‘ Ab For Fale: beautiful; in| Lion; ee to lay. bt Ltt U tah pl. Grand s ne es Supe rior top, Wwint er cy irtains, plate glass j overhauled: deme u tat le , Ss, new top ' J ze. _- = ae ae ) __tion; 1916 model . 3501 Meramec. liver) 7 ls ce ‘ aes . or meu e ; — = = cate” perfect condition; will tale Ford ‘part S1Z5y ‘ ays oe me . a? se id Eituuseel] ¢ i ‘as oO rer ape: ge sin arty aay - NOE a Eee ~- | “ ‘ vt). é p 4847 arg > aw tell ' ; ao ia te 7 : ie Fas aR. | ‘ “E * - : ere acres . _Motorist, 1832 Locust erin apne iy ge $700. Be pate, Vos starter; | I ORD—# or sale, roadster, late 1917; per- | ALLEN—For vale. ~ag fo Ribee mp aaed PR ng, | PSE NCI SBE AEN Margareta av. (co) | tah an dB a ee ee oe S uae ty Se me een A | SASS Ridge_av 1G + per sale, Gruck. 208 ioe ene : — ~ a 10 new OM). 30K P2146. : ~s m table et COVES oe POO ifes: first-class midition. KORRIS—F @: ‘ a saline. = aa in are rancn (c7) , CLDSMOBILE . ne a es ¥ == _ ite? Bo oy AU TO Wtd.-——Small! to dismantie and use | FORD « ‘Onl pe 1! If: . : vost Dis. Pec csic ty ‘Teaeay ost ae Tt ea ay at ' Call 2O00A Ma mnolia ? _ ; : fo) tion "Gis meee touring Ca! ; 00d « ondi. bFORD— K ato eggs mye “~aanae ; a equipped: E— For wale. i leht fe fully y | Ww INTON—Will “sacrific e “my elegant hao llumbeoidt A ule Repswir - ae | parts for tractor: state make and price, | See ane ‘ electric starter, lights; ees : tt ———e— | ALLE NF -~ a — _— SS? I es See 1918; ce. dition: must i. 2614 ee aed 6" touring car. 6 new tires. new ‘ ondition no ob je« t. f lio A-10. Post Die. n ce) lent ho ondition: s: 00. ‘ “‘abany b50. ‘ Ib ‘ IRL EF or sale roadster, -ton: zood |= 116E ¢ dh ai sale Fila fob touring, al } Sa 4 »T)] L» PREIS Fo- Sal ? touring car or trade four ents: a — we absorbers, oy * kK, SS ) e . , . . Sei ° Ace 0 mac. ie a ) new Jiffy Curtains. fine Spanish Teather a TAT TRI 7. ix - a . tan g i r as ne rer . = nec . . 2 ; ? lun ae 4 : » CO1 ine r } juet >! . Daint shoi lishter ‘ a= : “tebe , 4 ‘ o 4 rem. “ do , goes aie ce, orris. --— te | . ‘ on. ne AUTO Wtd.--8-room residence. with hard- ‘FORD For Sale ; coupe; 1915; almost new | A. ry — oe agaa = + mouniable rims | $550 each. Can tothe pert ‘tage ae Maron . 5 ighter car 1927 Kaiser ; 2997 Locust own, year on balan ae OLDSMORILE—8-cylinder, h-passenger: six She olst ait _ Be sure and see this min for a Rox K-1&) Pile |: gona floors, 4. t. $3500: will trade equity Ben 1. 233 a condition: $350. Call | 16204" G ravols. soe eunday allfernoon, 6425 Michigan. 2 ; ee 7* | DORRIS—For sale, 7-passenger * limousine, | ~~ Se —— | AU ES ey me sE—For sale; : “1917 lt four; j- For nal e, *»- tom truck, with ne dition. Forest S273 p17 Walton Avs, (62)/ of6) new paint; guaranteed mechanically, | HAYNES—For sale; 1917 chummy roadster; car. Lindell 6 323," ig “Cy! touring | erside #2: 758 Lemay Ferry rd | equipped; electric starter: will sell heap, -OVERLAND—For sale: late model light four vaive-in-mead moter, new tires: ive Caul Ing van body: Al condition; $0 1 AL 7% Mc oh ii. ae WW a, Ww cw = oe —_ o. i _ Se Hodiamont PS | - perfec t condition. or 5768 De Give rvilie. (Cc) RERG . I ‘ “s ee : s {Cc} | I RT For gale: touring ar: WIT: go q going int Oo the arly. Otto Smith. Breas Vir- zood cC ondition; easy payments 1900 Prowl, | before é- m. 1 730 Preston pi. er Grove ay i « Le ‘ * . "DL ° Sars - - - . : . ae rear (> ¢) e ~-PaQce fa touT) or j 4% ~ or ; . ? . ° v | | on nga . . ' ~ _ . i é S Arrow: ar ac ruck; armon: | ce: stake body alone worth price get ) , Wid Old: must be gheeD,, - ty - 19, * rh. bs to 12. ab 1 z WwW alton. 3 ; ¢ } extva, —— $1000- take | arr SOF Cook, j We pad ay evenings. rk, $300 caso, ne! Ms ped lowa,. ae ” abe Sale, L913 model, p.. months ‘) tk. (;Tray & Dav is el ex tric Star ter: th is john is | OV ere in ieee $2 é- 47 ‘76 San Franc ‘isco. “peedwell; 1 6-cyl. 1916 linger. Lindell pri 1426 Park fA : eget agit (c42) | FORD COUPE-—For sale. 1917, Gray & Davis! HAYNES ROADSTER—Light six, 3-passen-| BrieK— KF 3 Forest SR3TWee OOF «Graft. 1444 Clara. | absolutely In first-class condition. Delmar nage Kor sale: O- passenker run Goog | GER snduaiieadl (? Meant TRICK—-For sale, %-ton; used AUTOMOR TL Wa. “Wil eo “Tare | starter, demountable rims, excellent con- | ger, late model, like new: cord tires: one con dation. Wit v-Dassenrer: very Rood ire: mn — -- . : (C) | NON Fe. on bsnianideenainiaiian a cc? eee + KuUaranteed;: $375. 952) POURING CAR—For sale: $200: can be seen "EE months: cheap 4int} Wvromine. ger ere piano. —_ il trade 1s erry Wood | dition; call 5126 S. Broadway. (c7) | _extra, _worth $1000: take $80. 2804 Cook.(c) “Ta Came {. Pinsmeyer, 4452 Olive, | El A ARF or sale; 5-passenger; absolutely | poRD—For sale: touring ca 1912 first salen ————-—---___- - _.{ Sunday. 12 N. 4th st. Phone ee RA. na TCKS. For sale, 1 and 2 ton: barga’ - . ) ‘ aa i " “a ese eepemneeee vast - a . ee - noran new ‘ ty . ~* h uF st) “ | . | H Dassen rer. 1916, Jn | TOU RING -AR- For sale, n passengrr, Mes De Delran a! = . . : if OIL el 70s teetat now coma E anctel o ~ ichelin tires, Haffler shock ab- | ‘order, $150. 200 King’s Highway Par! — : ndltion. Forest 2011 EMP iT E nice. )! sell. Inquire Wagner Tire Co., 3216 Lo-; -£ arence i eas order; price $450. JS21; cheap; gond running order. 3817 lowa x CCK-.For naan ight delivery: $450 (Ce e at% i ip # . si! orvers, Oo » a } YS 7 4 4a e Ty as and | ¢ ae. C ‘3 £00d condition; price nabie: | T vesday. fine candition: ; te ‘ € é de aVv | } : ~ ; ; ’ , e ié i i ‘ >x tre aS. . 4 I ' e man : : - — - Call at 5837 ae ee Oe. ~ + Satta mindesiiciiah eck. | (#2) | HUPMOBILE—For sale. roadster; bargain: a oe Bip aed Bye sepa te 5 orectiog! Wig sO ie ing needed. 5047 Cabanne ‘Saarmes. : oe ee oe: SE | ean gS as TOU RING c AR—For sale, -poeautiful, twirr 6; nnn ord: ahele ann mee a ~ ak ; fe t1O rs ' c ‘ must s day IBS D . pr n re: r — lent: | FORDS- ) 2: on? - iio . wre IX model, enger: Du or li ' Ay ab Be waves Seen CARS Wtd.—Of a!) kinds: condition no! cellent c che A meg erie > 1914 model; ex- | DM ARE ree | $850. Call Main 582. or Cabany 379% (oc) these ca ay roa ‘aan ob: S40 and i 1 ae OVE RLAND- ‘For _eale, tourmng car, 6-pas- | te tic “all : =" ‘Gaben : 4702J ne condition: cheap. Dearburn. 2916 i object. ) art d ad d: big "v sg ‘or sale, ouring car, 5-passenger, EF € oR D- ~ 2° r ae Pgs oot peep ge count o raft: run less than 5000 miles Pe on nsylv ni ; . . ’ 3 : —-—-- a a - ee 1245 N ; ¢ overhauled and repainte ig ~ “aia ain: re or sale; tourit im car; witl .. i ° ania pa EINE, SRS + , ; "Ne ~Jefferson; Central 6694. (¢36) OHIO ELECTRIC—For sale, my beauti ful | _tnust sell: am drafted . 2944 0) iv 1917, Might six; perfect condition; new tires, top: a barenin: $45 0. 3087 ike on bag 4 bargain, Cali after 1 p. m. Sunday, 44t7A |) ovpRLAND—Fe TOURING CAR—For sale, guaranteed, rua RUCK “Fer sale; suitable for par ter = COUPE W td.—- Hudson, Suick or Cadillac, coupe: double dmve: new batteries and in| trp. fics ee Call Sunday morning or evenings. 785 N. ; 7 rad — Evans. (e) dition: b or sale, touring car: ‘fine con- | 9000 miles, cost $2250, sell $975: call Sun pointer. tinner; at a bargain. 2329 Tet - 1918, good as new. 5307 Waterman | first-class condition: must sell to meet note. | LU PMOBILE—For sale; chummy roadster, ne d av., apts A. (c) | FORD—Ffor sale; touring car; 1918 model: FORD—For sale, 1017 touring car, closed| strate’ Cc. kK oni, 4162" enews will demon- | day, I will guarantee. 617 King’s highway --— ae errr K DODGE Wtd.Roadster; quick buyer: pay | 0X K-301. Post Dispatch. Pini $1600; gee oe! body. classy and BUICK—For sale, touring car, light six, fine used only short time. 2520 Olive. (cS) } winter top, oak demountable wheels: car | = = _ Connecticut st. (c)| $B. Bellefontaine, 5700 South. ITK-—For sale; S-ton Robina dump truck cash. 4001 Shaw. Victor 2725X. ' RAUSCH & LANG—-For sale, electric ‘coupe, | ton bi. apartmes hae 7g 4452 Washing- | oman: fuily equipped; can be seen any FOR D—For sabe, touring car, in best conai- | in_ the best of condition; $630. Central OVER tLLANID—For sale, 1918 Overland tour- TOURING CARS—For sale: and roadsters: h 00d order: Saw ybinson Ceal Co BLECTRIC COUPE Wtd.—And rectifier bat- _Post-D roet "seaenians 700. Box 12-296. | JACKSON_-F : a carer aggre | m ny ae at Mal et av. Lell phore, Cab- ion; $275; bargain. 2942 Sheridan. = ic) | $%0 iC) | - ease Trist Hide. Central ti Otive .? ndi- finest selection in city; all kinds: alse asim Tower Grova ay S teries; must be in good condition; state -ost-Disnate aeMrCe # () a See, eet. needs re-| Sat 2 See oe (TM FOR D--For sale: touring car: 1916 model | FO ph MR ae ey r cn es tof entra! sf. Gilve 1Wle trucks: must sacrifice: first come “3 us make a 2000-15. biue truck out a lowest price for cash and length of time RAUSCH & LANG— -For sale, electric coupe, nand. $5 or sell junk, 4524 Si. Ferdi- | CADILLAC &—For sale; toumnng car; almost 3838 Lincoln av. sti sto: meer roRD : ‘Saini bee cen pm ig mango sgh ts gre — sale: 191 touring ry y,: { B. & H. Ante Soke, S05 os ety Lect ees parne ‘ P sed , 71 c : ar P 4 : culties ee nea hae , ee oe eo ’ —— 2% - . —-- : =e salclatad whe asia PARTS ‘ De ear, model §: . ‘ : ? § Olive «sf (¢e O ? oc vat st { . Gabe wi . . Hox B-176, Post-Dis fe) - cently repainted and overhauled; gh ae | KISSEL ROADSTER —For sale. 1914 $250. |__like new; cheap; must set!. Call Olive 3067. | }ORD—For sale: touring car aeiiaiek dein Sp new crown fenders, runnineboard and new-Exide aad: f-cvlinder: ‘new yee 7198 “ re aiace a e2) lem (4 ne ao —— Ce ‘ . ‘ ‘ “hoc > ’ 4 — , nets ~ ’ ; : ; = : comanae ng lhe os ai, ) * aT) > , ‘ad . oh . - an ¢ = Ss ' ne . : ° At oe ~ Ne Lae i ‘ ” 1 . ORD Ww “ 20, to ship HOR Chestnut. (1) will sell at right price to quick buyer. Box Chase % -ton truck, stake body, $250: both | CADILLAC +*8&—For sale, touring, like new: ition; $525, ‘416 Hartford. pen ——— - — gy agg ogg _ Delmar. Goodfellow Carage. Chummy roadster: thoroughly overhauled: ta Worm drive need 4 months: alse Pee i Be y na . " . > x C ‘ ‘ ¢ 4 in PT ’ rr’, " — a“ A se ue aA A ‘ = “| - o nt, ; z 7 = - . ” , . rtt ’ " " he Grand ae: a. W SF ae cash for food car E-1h2, I ‘ont - -Dispatch. eo) Onl Con fit ion; no dealers. 21664 Laocust st. | Retlin sell soon. Bonair Hotel, Taylor and! poRpD For sale: good running order: six Klaxon horn. Call Sundav morning . Berke. | OVERLAND-—For sale. model 88. 5-pasaen- | perfect condition: bargain. $750. -128, delivery: both At « ondition: repaint sont = AT , ne Arsenal st ree ¢ ‘Ov Pic For sale. 2000 Lonefellow, MARMC ON pos FOR, SALE: ROADST ER: CADII ; aj ee . kood tires: $500 3006 Lemp. - ineter’s Garage, 6607 Olive st. (c8) | West winter car: —— seme 550, 5721 | Post- Diena teh. . 2 look ilke Bay very cheap. Mid-Wes RD © SSIS Wtd.--To trade for Saxon.’ STANLEY STRHAMER- YER 5000 MILES: LATE 1917 | CADILLA ‘or sale, touring car, model! KoRD—F i.” See aermie eines 1 ae eg estrinster Cabany 24 eee teei: etar fo 5 ocust at > Orin ogra” . ; aé 4 For sale, coupe } . 7 : i ~ ». : wae, 2 sceaiiaal ~ Cry ree ror sal: . LYl7 touring, like new; | FR. ANKL IN- For sale, i-passenger uri saint «fh ;7 Fon ica ee ent Nowa et en St ae University st ee DITION: WITH FULL wo SE Nr a a ate a "G02 Del- price $000. 4150 Farlin av (Cc) car, 1916 model, electri ~vassen é touring | ov K ane ap AND— For sale; touring: ~~ fairiv HU P MOB IL E—Fo or sale: 1917 FORD TRLCKS FOR SALE ORD td.—For cash: 1917 touring or * = EK 4 ; 84a i- a ht ww \arake FORD—_F ro - oe er rood condition Cn ie : | good condition. Imperta! Tire ane ry l- m truce roadater: price right. 2745 Michigan. (c) VEILE—For sale coupe, 1916 model. 3816 | MAPLE AY. FOREST 170. c ' . ae ee C tl or sale, touring car. 3174 Orez ron. ‘edhe Pin d condition. See owner, 4440 5. | canizing Co.. 19th and Lyne . a Vul-| io yass. bi bar rain. Owner tor ADILLA ! o Viet Broadwa nel } Ss FORI wed. : Juniata st. phone Grand 4215. MAXWEILI-_F —s ahs Al ‘ i sale, touring: good condi-,_‘ietor 23n0l. ic soon y Louis, I Phone FE: st 2275, on ee . on truck ’ t Tourl . . . oe —-- s—-PFOr Baie: roadster: the tion: newly painted: new batteries Stu nia ty “4 gh “eycnpacas Ree | aa CE hase ge et . a ha te (ec) j yy "kK E J be cheap for og ‘Bon oF Og tet! Fy ot w a 9 ae K NIGHT, (x 45 ine. — Leh 1917; | demountable rims. 3182 y Faston. re Tavior and Faston sracetesu ny wr — -For sale, touring car, used 60 days: ™ a reed Mh ge Ss geod condition. | ¢ OV ERLAND—For mate. 1917 __ ies pw draft ed. Apply M. E. AC K R- pton truci : nso - wr 4 ew es- run mm) ee 952 odijiamont. | me . . » 4 . a ~> demountable r x | Seen ies » a (4d | a tonrin . run | + . etyle “ ame mnihiete with Deal 9 h ORD Wtd.—Touring car. cash for bargain. | ) —=_Sotiamont. | METZ ROADSTER--For sale; 1916; extra, CADLLLAC-—For Sale, vi». «s-passenger, | ror ee ims. 3651 Easton av. ‘GRANT 6-—-For sale: first-class condition: WO) miles; mechanirally touring new M AN, 610 Washington av. _(¢e) diate detiver . time if wanted 7 Call today. S41A Garfield. fer | & | Setleee: segiae ererhenies ear perfect con- tion: eh as R00d 642 Be Sg ag oe 1918. PaBy ale, Lourne ‘Casi 6, brand-new, | dandy little family ‘on °T14 N. Taylor. | | peat and tires. 4100 W. Florissant. Colfax | - ‘ETT SAL, es C%., 2B15 Lecust at. (ef FORD ROADSTER Wtd.— State model. price | ae : oh all {uss AY. te ) 7 casn or terms. ~ .watura!l Bri Fe.(c) ) ————. caae ass, Se @) . 7 EAS . “2 . we — wee ‘7,31 >a Seperate. Box E-L5, Fost-Dis._(c) | “ “ete 250 Se guage cone | me : is ages roadster, Light 6. aie oa LAC—For sale; 4-cylinder touring, | ae cmt wee ‘fic : tte 8 car. 1918, used 30 | Se “Srunaaiell Geer ae, | UVERLAND—Late 1916; 5-passenger; me- | DODGE TOURI NG CAR L [ HT DELI VERY I RU¢ “K ‘ORD COUPE Wta 1918: cheap for cash | ea ny . cadmcoiet, (al Cavdanv Ors ney ’ ie We te iC) like new; extra tire and equipment; new | — davs; sacrirce, a> thd iD ASton. (6) | painted: will enc fice reg R ¢ ‘hon : % | ehanically perfect: good paint i ~ i ; oe : a 69 , ; ‘ . ;: ; 7OR ' — 7 4 acrizice. os "live st. (ce) ires: : and 09 good | fine truck with which to have yo rg} E ast I? ig Ren i rd ‘ Webster Gro on. | v7) 3 today . (¢ } VAKLANI- -For Or sa! le, ] 1917 late model 6 bat sige elec wr gente Be i starters: $450 } ORD kor Saie, 1V18 touring car, fine 'o a i ee , : = — : - . ping Ss; $01) ‘ ash Or ldAberty Bonds: quick i ‘rst- clas "3 condition: g od top ands good . . ‘, art omple te w teh Trey: ; “goed Ace. Phone Webster 371 (e) ! Pid sae — em owner in — — ee snape, very cheap, 332% Eastor. (5g) | HALLIDAY—For sale, a fine, roomy, 5-pas-| °4*. 4758 St. Lovis av. cen will sell cheap. Call Monday, H. eomdition, S2t. Phone Central 744, 6 : i fic ®-¢ ) aw rf ae Mae e) 8 ’ ae - " . i : - : core gl ‘ oO ii j . ‘or eB , ~ wx apatites cesta ‘hp rh eb whl . : " _" . FORD Wid.—Not older than 1917; cheap; | ~ iaeermnetpcnnmnaninn auidlicicandeenepcenetrate tang | t& Call Cabany +586. _ DEES, 5.) ALULAC— For sale; 4-cylinder, 5-passen- PORi—For sale; call Sunday at 2 p. m, Pace ae ee tee Ford — Se | OVERLAND ~For sale, 1916 touring; fine | GERBER, 2826 Market. __(¢) r SAMUEL. 2418 Locnat « Cash.c 228 East Big Bend m., Webster |OLYMPIAN—For sale; chummy roadster;| ,5°7*)°at has been well taken care of; good | 2227 Hickory. ieee | Ford price: arab it eutek while eettine tel ene: Santer Gee lets: © geen See) roe "RC easl ' . | r: 7 Ss ~ 5900 iat price: grab it quick while getting i: and extre ; SkKD TRE KY ATI BS Groves, Phone 371 Webster. (eo) demonstrator; price $850. 50283 Delmar. (c3) Oxi Rage oe — ial Liberty Bonds. 6542) poRD-—lor ea touring car, 1914 good, at $475; owner leaving; call today to ere oo vhs oo et everything strictiv aba 4 . . ’ . ' ee a AL. ae : x Wha ie _. Baie, rl ar, ‘ ° ’ - ° en ’ did = . C% seh a! ral , - fForps Wtd.—-Cheap; that are run down and OL YMPIAN For sale, chummy Toad step oe — Call at 5712 Pennsylvania av. mode! Bu Dartford. (cy)! runs like an a — igh vie and | PEERLESS—For sale, 7-pase.. 1918: an Mack out of commission; ‘will thoroughly recon- | demonstrator; price $850. 8033 Delmar. (23) KE Kr or sale; touring car, perfect con-| KORD—Ior sale touris “eer |'HAYNES-—-For sale: 5-passer ger touring car. | 4316 De Tonty et. quick salr. run 4900 miles: better than new; siruct anc a set] at c ost. Lle rry 4 Training OV E RLAND For sale re s | t a $1: ‘ ia Cition ~ will demonstrate; t argain must | $33: Ys AHO = ‘ote Rril ] ante. Car ‘ ne Shape, Paes excellent r ondition Phone i indeli ’ - 4 —— Sieesean ae ee fi a . neve r off the Soulev ard: new tires: 2-ton Mogul a. hool. 3910 Washington. Lindell 2125 | ; ES gaan 25; draft. well. Call Sunday morning, 4822 Greer. (c) | 5; ’ —— ~ 13623R, or call 4185 Delmar Sunday morn- | PACKARD For sale: 6 passen sense: ‘first- must sacrifice IIkUT. KELLY, . ai YY RD OR Im] "IK r “OUT }? +> Wt . ; e 1ass condition. 13 Wentmoreland. Year. scott } “jeld, Belleville. Ill. (a) l-ton Republic, AC KARD For sale -Dasse sete: 1 > nger touring. | \: } 1-t : -ton Studebaker. late model: excellent order: wi | | ed 2154 Oak av., Wellston. : ——— kor : As: GienenMiea aes ™ cae to | Sams K . i CHALMERS—for sale. touring. $275 EE. I EST ' ob A ees 5 -VUTINR: like “new : ~ Cheap. ins (o) ‘ , : , 7 . iil trade any v car: AND—For | vero aay «am dand y (jasser, 6726 Hoffman are hen ton 424W. KK RI = ee aia (c7) HAYNES YOR SAI Is 1 ATE 7-PASSEN a Ck ‘e ondition; term Oe Oy Epc “ORD ‘Or 8% ) dels: | i: pp gg fg gee of our pianos or player-piano and take or | eponsible party, Lindell 1395. nls vio CHALMERS -‘O-passenger; | must be so:d, $200 1 Ng i900 touring care: ; late models | GER TOURING; MUST SACRIFICE AC- Call Monday. 2? to 4 ~ m., E. R, Cramer. give cash according to value; call Monday quick, 1210 Olive Ante re t oC ; . . of , rer +. + Lemp and Shenandoah. atteaatitatiaatinatie = ‘ - " . : - ee ee eee re sete Otien ies HE ERI = ediiiiinwas sr AND CHUMMY For aches’ deniitinns a. Olive uc ion Co. _ mn ov * otal | COUNT CALI 7 TM ASHING TON; RI 'N PACKARD I a | =e ’ l-ton |: ord Smit h }: orm-a ———— = : mance | LIMOUSINES M17; run 7000 miles; guaranteed. 2 ‘ HALME RS-~-For sale, \-passenger touring ORD—Fot =ace, bie” late touring car, ex-| ONLY 8000 MILES; NEW TIRES, ONE | ger t Pre 1917; twin six, 7-pussen- la ge vr takai 100° mre Tare tot any make a Hodiamont. car, cheap: $200.) HKeunires. 340 Lucas av. |- tras; real cheap, 2 wee _8._Jetterson | List MURICE AND. S800 | LESS THAN | K 219. Post- Dispaten good af new. Box IVERLAND—In the draft: must Trucks. j hb hl . | i ’ 2 : ’ “ be a « on , ~ ies emer * — aoe = —s “* : - - 4 i V 4 3" r — | 4 q ata ~ J j Ned i . 4 a ° e a gl led ply Ue uring: |= RIS" LIMOUSINE-—-For sale, 2318 Union. (OV BERL ANLD-—For sale; roadster: good run- CHALMERS-—-For sale, 1918. demonstrat ye | FORD A or sale, fouring car; late. ‘mod: | REASONABLE OFFE -— po yor ores PACKARD-—k - - on Dae eT sell _my _5-passenger today. Call ass ('adillac | 1917 | ar good fb ABA : ~ a touring | Victor 3347. (¢c) P aaa ' TOURING CAR Wtd for cash, at bargain: | perfect condition: excellent car for service: 3072 Blaine. nut st. yy FORD—Fo a 918 ‘ — ente i ss ~~ » “ TuisS model, Phone (jrand C7. Sunday. will give most miles on Kasoli ne, oll and OV ERILA ND For Sale: ehurnmy roadster: ‘ 11 AJM ERS Kor sale tou “Inge 6 cy) nde! . Van ; Semnta cae , are = _— ‘ ‘al = HU Ds UN- For sale, tou Fins car; $225; in ington. = Autemosile Co.. E uclid and Wash- "TT ‘ pa “ tude bak J 191% . TOU! ING @ , " , SO GP A vedhegaen ed. Franklin Automobile Co., like new: don’t fall to gee this: will dem.| new tires: positively good as new: looks rOnDa.wa i — __ first-class condition. __I87S Madison. Sac TNS. | RG Rear pass Hupmobile f — Q' j z awts ¢ A R Wrd -} or $800 equity in ao » an lst et. er a ie) onstrate Sunday till 4. Cash or Liberty new: racrifice $550) % S804 Cook. 4 , to} | $ t= re nave some beat — 1918 Ford HUDSON vO Kor sale: first-class condition A‘ KA RD For sal. Twin 6. 1-35 tourine {2{a"a{a=>—SHsszZ ‘ - ’ ° AY oe nee SUTOS Motorist lacus $200, WT Marison. a ¢, ar, original pistons changed: rom buy Pe udder Motor Truck Company TOURING CAR Wtd Light, sta residence, west. Phone ev c t a> nn ~ L°°8M. one enings. res | g rent men Kor — town car; cheap: KOO) siete $800. 4558 Prairie av. tne CHALMERS—-For sale touri! 1g car, 5-pas- FORD for sale; newly paint 7 1914: $25 o mee | tor particulars, Western Automobile Co_ . 7 property 415 N. Jef- OVERLAND-—-For sale: 1917 roadster: $500- senger: as good as new. 5517 Pershing. Call before 12." 719A painter: ips “$a. HUDSON—For sale: 5-passenger touring: | Euclid and Washington. ce | PACKARD T) IN S s 4 25 AB AG rWIN SIX Mstributors for Service Trucks 34950- 64 Lac lede Av. ; ” | ferson ; ndard make | in first-class condition: will allow any! _°d floor east (c) . thoroughly overhauled: $250. 2618 St. Louis PAIGE—F 1 st. By y or sale. %-Dassenger. tou and in 00d condition: late mode! will pay PACK A ID Fe aca ig 9 ER) : “ _ , : . : : : ee ad “ “ , 4 é : w sale; large limousine, 1911 expert to examine same: paint is fine; ‘ m a ale ‘ ke ORD TOURING ( > BaP on as atte : : seal “— p : ‘aah. Rox F.-74, Post-Dispatch. pmnoeel. in good shape; cheap. Cali 65518 Continestal. motor ; Kod tires; can give ( ‘ae ee to atin ge For sale, ylinder, 675 Alaska NAG AR-—-F or Saie; cheap. 7 — a a or noe 9, wesine ar; wire wheels. é is model: fully equipned : neat ye + Bae TRUCK Wtd.-two-ton; gear driven: must ww eta ;, ae i (c) ciear Dill Of sale: was bought from Over- clea gen candies tae mete ene ew: SOONS | FORD—For sate: mer ans - ae - =o : ane Sand motor first-class. Cabany )) ( e le 7-pas *N- be late model and in good condition. at | PEERLESS Wor sale: laneusine. Ceo land coma pens some time to reliable’ PCW: Sacrifice for SO. 3804 Cook av. ic) | * fine ye OE ray Pohtetnad ray nxt 1 gaa HUDSON- — sale, 6-cylinder, 7-passenger, | - WED, Hive Qs. se fa) secon ; Series, ‘ ssen 7 TOOO OOOO OOUUUUUUUUUL the right price i, ghtate make, model and! &¢r, Gcylinder, °16 model; new tires: per Darty. 4124 Lea Diace. 3 Cee CHALMERS—For sale, 2 months old; 7-pas- | FORD Ko ae pee oe Paves gay —e $2100 no reasonable offer re- PAIGI For sale. 1916 touring car, in | rer tourin . thorou hl! Th oe a a “Ms price, _ 0k Bee, __Pomt-Dienatcn es ; we oa | | STRARNS-KNIG HT cannes waite. Sassi a ran price i oe wr F rest av, passenger: gvod caeieion oe : : ‘ : seil reasonable, [09 Dover. 12 to > John S. Smithers, 45°48 Deimar. (c) | be seen at ne car: $500: can ‘ } r > al) WE will get you cash for your automo-| passeng me, ! ROADSTER For sale; good conditio ss bri s cars that stand FORD ~ ony | HU DSON—F ‘ S ine | Goodfellow Garage, Goodfellow : 4 ‘ ‘ MIM bile. Auto Auction (o.. 1210 Olive. (ec)! Sarg neer: G6; used carefully and very lit- or best offer, 235 ge x Fe n: $119, UD; ring your mechanic; a barcain: 2 e@X- deo bor sale: latest touring car. 2807 a Or sale: Puper-Six, 7-passenger;: | and Delmar (oe) | ’ |. ? ace : 4 re. must be seen to appreciate the bar- | 3 emay err rd, } (ra tires, kK. i Fennett. Forest 5463M. ( ASS, ; { ‘ail after 10 a ® in exe eljient condition; Lood as new: extra | —_—— -- = - J i ng — 2 a - " >a J BY “x \ oo } | = MONEY loaned on automeniice: Po ort-"| gain. Western Automobile Co.. Euclid and | ROADST ER RODY—Fer sale; 7: bargain. } 4 all before 2 Dp. m. é | FORD am aunties canaeteey ve 918 . —_ 7 ! node amaa subtect to examination by ex- PIF RCE- ARROW. Soe sale “a penne _=omamano=oSS iy = = _f\ ‘+ £5 9 ~ gage. Auto Auction Co., 1210 Olive. (c8) _ Washineton. (ec) | 1900 Chestnut. (c)| CHALMERS -F ie. must sell: cheap. 2230 ‘Gravois | oA" mt 29 Northland av. (1 formerly Kenner- touring car: a fine car, in perfect sane ‘ ceptiemmaiat le > oe 279.5 ge pooner oranewonee - ae ee -- AIALMENS--For sale, Master six, 7-passén- | Renee ee . id RD sae forest 626. dition: price $3500 4 ¥ — 7 : ‘Cpe Aer CAT . | ROADSTER—For sale, 1916 model, st - Ker, with winte ) MORD—KEFor eale - ———-- -- —s : 4 000. Can if interested JEFFREY—Will sell at ythi Bony REPAIRING, ETC. L NDE / ~ 352 Henrietta st. CHANDI.ER—5.-. enre 91 bh . ao el ——— lew); $400. Call Victor 27S1R or (tive | ; . ieee i ~~ q cin §6See us and save money. Im- AUTO EXPERT If you want to buy or sel) gain. Phone Linde}! | v-paseengrer, 1918: cheap. Auto | Feit; > amt > 1014 iP . siamese we = med) ‘’ . - 5 : | 258 or Central 446. | SAXON—For sale, roadster 1914: will tal gAuction (se te Pen ae ts tril For sale, 1917 touring car; good as | ——=: , (eT) | Pl 11.MAX For sale; first-class $"2=2[=[>"=—">" Co 6 “Ee after ve ren. Lindell Mesw. (c) | setestnienreteinecion , | Liberty Bormt. 4449 Bessie STAND! Wa dont Spence mere : wv: r run only 1400 miles. > Page. ot saan MOB —he A» we Val For sale; a bargain for - i Madison ° q vawvece | Sen . 7 . . . sts 2. som maition; Ca \- 9 oT . : . ‘ a a nut. . - - : , ~ — ' F ‘ . . . . . MERRY Auto Repair: wvarant or werk: ROADSTERS 'SAXON ROADSTER —For sale: self-starter, } teh City. Adiecr, 4612 New berry ter. Forest | * — hand sale, touring car, 1916: bargain. Hit ryan _| PULLMAN- For sale: light - -Welght. 5-pas M Wu ER For saie, 4-pass.: new } No-t hain T ruek | nif { 0. © and storage. £510 Washinton. Lindatl NN electric light: guarantee running condition. | LOT, 5 nn a ‘ eden ae oa) Bast paipt; needs little Rays ni cy aneer: starter and lights: Jeav aa Kood condition: seat cov- Bm? 8302-04 Lawton Av. St Toul Mo 21 on Veendicen Se: chown roadster; fine ' een =6.25 Iowa. 2% CHALMERS For sale: 1917. >-passenger | 7URD—For rr touring car; in good condi- ; ; ——— ne an | ) =e ee — ad. Tee ee tes ania —_ LIE account af leuv- Phone Romont 1147 ts eT as anamnt condition; 5 tires: $0. 65028 Geraldine “ee ((GuUTIng car: a bargain Call BSi4 © on. Call 1418 Elm av., Maplewood ( it’P —For sale. touring : sAl,~For sa > PASS : ae ences cate * Kens . = YOYTY . a ceo i sale: re : . ; all OS ne uring, starter, over passenger touri ‘Car: at 8S a ekeverever Cy “METROPOI. ITAN AUTO R RE PAIR “CO. BRISCOE. Chummy te : d “i a ae roadster: electr ie lights Brilliante (cd), PORD—For sale uri ~~ hauled; repainted: bargain; terms Bert- ‘heap. Apply 3212 Arlington. ne “t Statler Hotel, Sunday. fe ~ SOG POO VOODOO OOOO OC © oN xpert workmen, no inexperienced help: VY roac: ter, 1918; fine con- an ‘starte rs Kood as new; $3500. v8®SK Eas- — 4 : aif, LOUPINE car, in Al condi- rand. 4120 © pagan” LS. as . s ¢— plenty of mac hinery and tools: we will call 2 dition. Auto Auction \‘o. 1210 Olive. ton iH, (*heshire (c) CHALMERS hor fale, 6-cvlinder touring on: wil _demonstrate. 616 ( la vton avr = . - hy 5 R “need Kor aale; storage Dattery ; - price’ $260, TOMOBILES — MISCELLANEOU for your car. Day, Delmar ZTOER: night, BUICK ‘Roadster, 1¥17; fine condition. Auto | SAXON-—-Por sale. roodster: fine condition: car, 1916 model; like new; extra seat cov-' FORD —-For sale: tourtng: 1916 model: $290 HUPMOBILE—-For sale: 1917. 7-pasdenger — rho nia. eppibea ; mee erg - “se oe Delmar 35171. Re aa (cay) _ Auction Co,, 1210 Olive st. a Ta for a larger roadster and is a} TS, cheap, Call So18 Vernon. (c) good condition. 2641A Rutger st he gee ae condition; bnew tires; price $5o0. 597 REA a ree touring ear. Gevlinder: “we TRUCKS re Por sale 2 lieht 5’ -passenger Cirnnitinimavinenticedh - s - Chye 716 B a | : = . .| Minerv: me conditlo —, . ain "AK ir tEPAIRING of pleasure and commercial au- sgh K 4~—Por sale, roadster. good cond! te +! vde King, 2716 Bond av., Fast | ¢ a ALMERS—For sale; 1916, light G6: car in FORD TOURING —For sale. 1918. looks like | Ty + —_ - . s m .| Rio : : — “t4 Salisbury ae Se IC ' « : : “e Deimar a tomebliea, motors and radiators rebuilt. on; extra tire: bargain. Nall Lindell 4217 ; oe " é nin ne ass ,conditio n; wll accept any rea- | new; must sell at once. 2815 Locust. (e1) Ht DSUN 64 E or sale; touring car: roomy 183 , Por Sale, 5- passenger Saari Car: A cy TRI CK For sale: 2-ton: good eré@. bor emle. It, A. | 13. $550 ; tires and tubes repaired. General machine | BUICK—For sale; roadster, 6-cylinder, 1917 | SCRIP PS-BOUOT oH Kor sale; late 1917 mod- re deg: le of _— Sae dose 5. Graaée @&' asi. aceon eee oe »-Dassenger, eiectric lights and starter; six | Bar| ood as uew: real bargain at $4: “a | (all S225 Dakota. ‘ ypews, st. shop work and a complete. welding equip- _'™ode), At condition. Call after 5 p. m.. | te 3 eee. top. extra wheel, tires fine rand SStW (c) ; FORDS—-10 touring care, 2917 and 1918 mo}!- _tires: $500. Romont 2147R. 3433 Lawton, | — 7!) Webster Itae = cf?) BUICK—For sale. light trpck. er runabouts —VPer sale. b-paaenae: model ae ment. Northwest St. Louis’ most complete Sunday. 1224 Hamilton: no dealers. ic) chen Call Lindell rg ge berfect; CHA NDI! ER Tor ring car: new series timed ap. Mac y used: come, drive home, $3.0 Hilf i> Mi BILLIE kor Sale. light 6 passenger RI or Sale. 1916 touring Car: A cy! Mn der 5 JOK8 Mey tires, Siar 3336 8 Broadway. 9 Condition or trade f . KA nove play shoo, All work guaranteed. A trial will BU T ‘K For aale: roadster, vis: ome oy ony , 4 i or emonstra- | paint and meé¢hanically in » hen oomdieinall a ot ASR a\ ea 3 1? tour! ng; good condition : $175. 24144 as. > tap condition Telephone Central CHALMERS— ¥ ” a ne Phone Lindel! OS ‘ Aten 4 az of our enpertor work, Anchor just painted: "first class runnin order. | . R--~For sale, rood condition; Food | ¢ ‘ -- : . nen —- Ford in St. Louis; cheap: residence. Sun oom RF For sale: 5- e . ordition; will sell cheap: etall 102, Sarak _ e. % One &. gcon oe oad, Central 4979; even- CH EVROLET--For P ' ~ . é pass nerr: 1912 , Lindel! fc) ings. Grand_ S7 iJ. 3 | tires: will sell very cheap. minus battery. mer or sake . , ouring car, late | day afternoon 20: on“ Locust. fe) | Hur MOBIL }o— ny Sale: 5-passenger tour- first-class condition~ fin el: Bree Laclede market. ta reasonat le _ Call 67 Cheartie’4 . . ss ,AITD , ; Sesame ence ener eee - (c A, Call Grand 4 aS - ode! like new; $425. oOdT aston. il FORD For sale: touring: late “model: ing car: perfect condition guaranteed:! will dernonstrate sagwhere: s' so. foe trek DORRILS TRU (kK For gale: | 1910, pood rub- —Fo . ” tale © ry!inetler A] condiie MODE ing AU TO REI AIR CoO. Rl I¢ K For rale: readéeter- medal C-36: (SPEEDSTER For sale: “ma! 1: good running CHEV ROLET— Kor sale 1917: cheap 618 | tically new : ontene. if. A Oliv Prac. wi he consider sinall car trade. Mord | Tavior av ber ; rake us an offer. “Gan é _ Zath. ve) on Dba renin for cmal Forest S76. _ first-class condition: Hartford shock ab. | order: good tires. $110 carh; drafted. 30444 | ‘alton : : : | ebhester a ] S Yo —s an- | coupe preferred. Call Sunday $525 N. Reiger et gg nna DO! } met ye aele wit , , CLYINDER GRINDING sorbers, tire pump, ete.: can be seen at 24. De Tonty. a a -- — rand Lay rdas.. St. Louls County. (c) | Broadway. Colfax 1448J (e) SAXON 6 For sale: excellent” “ eondition. | . tls For sale: 1-ton = mgtake beds or rante, with winter tep, G15 me Repairing, repainting, upho! sterin wont. S. Elm av... Webster Groves. Bell ax} STUDEBAKER For ea & po elgg For sale; touring car; good | FORDS- One 1914 touring car, $350: one 1916 | HUPMUULILE —For sale touring car: ex = _looks like new. 4458 Pennsvivania. Biman agt — tee tenn in fine cones _— ; ‘ . : eter 17 y % “or ale: roadster 917 condition; chea Appiy 2420. | roadst 400. Poy Ale -_” mr, GCC |. perme ‘On. fs i xb aulic rice ? SV EEDST>~ ne @: 4 werk. towing. Forest oer ot aeatag ‘ * Nicht. Webste so é ; (ec good order: new tires ined ; xc ee Dh Ay ~ i ane P 4 v ‘ 84 Abner p ri ister, §$ Ford Garage. Okawville lent condition, with cushion covers and SAXON 6-—-FPor sale. 1918 mode! tn the pink quick sale. Olive M412: Central S0an a : foor he arn “ er“ -. etne — ae Porest 973. _4001 ‘to 4613 Olive. (ean) "ADPILILA( tor sale; poadater : No. >| STVDERAR F R ee ee oe : =z ( DLT For sale, 1 17, new pain’ e (a) extra tires; quick buyer will get bargain: of condition: less than 1500 miles: bargain “ ary : nena Oki, an ” = : ssebecememmcecemes . cheap, good tires; 8250; bargain 4715 stat’ Banthagr moe on " cal — 4 eautiful 1917 VY equipped, se receonable. So" Water LOR D - ‘or antine Deiniiamats © rime: bhet will trade for — paper or will sell on _Orand el2t Vietor 1501H (el Ix ARRIS.-For vale. light. weight truck; Bily ror tnte brand new 18018 met AUTOMOBII > REP ATRING SR = =e Ss Hit + ROLE For gaie;: touring car: fully eleetri ights first-class condition = me Af time: must sell at once. Can be seen Sun SAXON 6--For sale. 1918 mode! | loped bady: everything in first-claas com®-. S| my" FUP ped eis) e'ertr a an } 404 sa 4 CHALMI RS-——For sale. 1917 roadster. i{) STUTZ SPEBDSTIER dag Triste eaquipned: Al candition: cheap. 68159 Pare R ile 4 ade . ics Te at , rest Syl or week day at Olive of condition: leas than 15 0 1} n the pink dition: cood for any de livery purposes; will 0... oroere "ay Taie Oo - ae HOODS FENDEI 5 “ne new S87). 80S Chestnut. of ae needs money: make offer. ubreme Moti: m7. ‘Vy ~~ >IT BR . . NM, 114 SB. Lith ‘ Vietor I1591R. Forest 1438 mites: barrain ell at an bim bargain. Call 1610 lacust. (ch @& > ~—-Htre? Ts .. », 4 4 ts, TANKS : = . (1) Ca... 70Q0 Locust at (Ve HEV OLRM Mor sale 1918 model: must FORD “MOURING ¢ AK For sale: 1916 mo?! HI . Fe pre ~ - fe) FEDERAL, TRUCK...Two-t..a, line bare . Fenn - «tae Oy" andithar Wty Don't throw your radiators away. We can ‘ HALMERS For sale. 1916: new curtains | wera y rT —F ‘ nines eit, owner in draft; S600. 4482 Delmar Fo ag $400; call before 1 p. m 2th 54 lOBIL, FOR & ALE, 1917, TOURING | * ! DW Kil.1, 7-paseenger. 6-cv1.: best con- gain for cash. Box K- eos ens ie >. 2 PANS ENTITY ie (2, ieeeen eave you money We make a and top; good tires: good appearance. Lin =e or sale, chummy roadster; | CHEVROLE ae ' Penny so AK PHOROL GHIY OVERHAUL BD: dition: new tires: extras: co $: in Ut eee . specialty of st) ances lik x erect - ‘ tOLET. For sale: 1818S tourtng car. in ’ nol N — a @ . st 3000; a OR rs WELI, l0t + , ail mates ef radiaters on there | 20) 2 5 RES iar Ee. e new; 5 1D 10 miles; used 3 months, first-class condition: terms to responsible | FORD—For sale: > | 4 »Y IN EXCH! Ee Oe ORTON, RU reay bareain at SAO. 3104 Chernkes et. FORDS- For sale, ton trucks, new. 2318 3 mor pga oe sake atteries re ired gna recharged. HAND , }_Sarcain. s90e 5. Compton | party S43 Shenandoah, ~_(e) caaeihons ‘memdithen's Ga tee eee ee UNDER S000 MILES: GLAD TO DEMON. STE ARNS-M#NIGHT-——For sale. 1917: _lacrst st _(et)} & en etion fe 210 (Hive CHANT LR Chummy roadster: new palnt: % . , ‘ b ut ondition: can be seen at Federa! STRATE FOR {MMED! ATE SALE: WILI 540 . 1917; ‘ron “ot ? Teese oo tal > «iit Bi . Homont 24 LB, 33236 Olive at. veri aried has to be een to be apore- | ROADSTER-—Fear sale: Stud ear. Ford en- CHEN ROLE] Mor sale: h-passenger 7} 917 | frmrarwe, 261% Forest Park DI. to) SACRIFICE CALL, $3] "NDAY s “GRAND 4400 miles: take Dodge. Ford = similar r tl a +% KS Bie mediate delivery. Riefe- : y th oo. me a "is cheap Se __hene Bomont 2488. AcOO) ciated; $190. Forest 1437. ic} | _®ine, Chevrelet chassis, 28x3 tires: new; run [O00 les: sacrifice today. 952 Holia’ | FORD -For rale: touring car: $275: and Fora| #%2U sil ARSENAL ST MONDAY tt. Kk. aid ‘pauls, Juniata: Grand 4156M + —_a 2m _ xX cle wey Radiators Repaired, Rebuilt or (UMy tut Per male: roadster; good as hard to beat: for S185. , 5820 Garfield. | me : _| roadster, $250, St. Clair 671R; Rast St | 41° \ lCTORIA BLDo.. MAIN 650% fc) | 2 — a a8 ‘os Sig gt wom. wee beds TIO Ciiny ndition. Acto Auctl , ts * "yen ~ tris T ~ “ . i 4 ~ a ifs ‘ eee een, Se amon. _ | ROADSTER—Party in draft, will se! 1917 | CHKVROLET— 1917: demountable rims, new 2018 JT : , ___ | IMPERIAL— For sale or trade: powerful | STATINS NTN og PASSENGER 8-| FORD TKUCKH bor ealer eee” ena Dyas Se — Exe ‘hanged for New CHiIRY hOLK! Roadster. a demountable meadcster run iQ miles: overhauled an d vain t . car in excellent condition: bargain } RD For male: : 1918 touring nearly new: | engine: good condition elec tric light and practical! TOURING ¢ “AR. 1916 MODEL. inumeds TA For sale. gew ana ueed; iy _ * Por eae 917 overhauled and FPRCIALIZING ON RADIATORS AND ge! ig MA auick purchaser. Box painted tn July: price $00 Sidney 14°7 (+ Pox k-48 Poest-Disnatc (o@) ae extras: $475; residence 126 Washinze- _Mtarter: rood tires: $350 2006 Temp i ee tA a — as nan mone Haile 21) % Getivecy: convenient ane Aa Pt sy ‘ondition, self-etarter ener ZENDER REPAIRING, SHOP OF- et Sennen (6)! \y7 lies 3 , OTR CHEVROLET—-For sale; S-passenger tour — —_— 7 IMPERIAI--For ale: touring car: late; alt accessories: G » cand i ee ar. . 4 . Brains Tt somonstrace: TERS YOU WORK OF A PE RECOG. SHEBVROLET. ber rale: 1917 roadster: first. W estcott (nummy houtsler _ Ink car: mn first-class ndition; geod FORD For sale: Soman 'w: rvarantead tn beer model irst-class condition: cash or| spare: wil! pagel PO iy ay with PORDS—Witn 1%-ton chain artve tree at- “i: — NIZED RY LE aApiING FIRMS AS THK class Condition ; cour new tires terms fe Q g ree (‘a Sunday 11446 ‘Sums tm running order: nice looking: — v1 antl heel ( an be — Sak ( niversity et.. lv per cent lees than a. nal cont — tachimnents and bodies Immediate deliver’. OniLe « Par sale cab t toi ot. r I ST. 14 Ul responsible marty 3643 Shenandaah. {c) { | (HEV Roofs Or #ale: touring car 1917 ‘hean. Call 1010 Locuet , ‘ ween 2. Arn] SHncay | with preenect« far further advances o- heek. 1. ibera] termrs Riefiin gs, MeN Main. _ fet : > y e ‘ } f : as . mal .. . . r a ‘ ‘) ; ‘' - ~ a iF ARE fue PIONEER SPECIALISTS CHEVROtLtr Re VADSTER Kor saa le, L9I7 This car fe prac tically new nine: tae bece Mmicoce) Ine con ition irafted oll? Cass boa te do kor Fale touring car ifiea new JA‘ *h iN bor sa fe. 19]4 touring: firet. S “ - — eae on rey nested to an F RD For sa deilvery truck, 1917 tnedel: . tiie): iMiKS f aj tras if i r , } ret 7 wad > . ‘| ‘ nr ‘aA «?) ma YT . 2 )« ‘ y*- ~~ . : bas co ‘nei r reciate tae arrain will } ual Lew tires; good cond: tion: ne! . TOUR RADIATOR AND SEND TO US FOR n lowk ind rune ke new easona eals painted and thoronghiv oterhauled : — 1 ea ash payments, balance stx months. ae on bie eng ne and appea: ance: Fade RG oh fladly demon - : boty REPAIRS. THE KERVICH WILL be Uo Offer net refused. 1288 Amtierst vl. | new tires; can be bought at a bargain. Box “U{EVROLET Por sale: 1918: goed oy lew a ae nas er ee ts and starter; must se creel Peadunt Secept in trade & supa) tafe | cere seen, memeen and Hamilton, ROMPT. CHUMMY ROADSTER—PFor pale. 1917 c.| /-%. Pest-Dispateh le} Sir ied Malty Pts. Mfg. Co., 1120 Wash WINN... Dar anth« Geadiee een: $9: ue os - ne ert otter takes !t, Tennings, BO: ? phone 4210 Rot aia ae aa Call or FORD DBILIN KAY CARS Fer sale 1 1918 |G, RHODE, 4135 Olive st.,.8t. Louis, Mo.| (*Vlinder Glide; good condition. 2914 N. | a dition; $450. Call before noon. 1268 Clara. | [ocoMOBITILIA 4070 f eel se thee ean ico) _“ » (e) $e a %¥ RO ¥IS touring car: used only 3 rs ss ‘tin MCOMUBLI LR, ‘ourtng car, 6cyiinder: car eTpTre\V Eve nPYFA_. : — 2s 4 Sez ~___AUTOMOBIL —— OOLE-—Por sale ¢ cylinder “roadster. Can be _ Fo yaaa Hy p42 sonastion a real bar- wOMtee ' = a > Bice gy if you want § soet ear.) Mad y~ we nYEA--Por gale; good as new. FORD TRUCKS For sale: 3. : - Le INSTRUCTION Feen from Q to 8 oe’ Glock today. 2615 De ee ANDELER or as le, ehummy SF 1. x ‘ *oet - Nepate hi io) 2124 6) or ma! a 1918: Al shape: $425 car©r. $500. Supreme tor io . a ' __ as sive: _ time paymenin _Iv@0 aaa rt a .- * rause . - MEN Locust ast . STUDFRAKE ame - ~ —n ald rt roadster, 1917 model; must sell CHEVROLET —T Kraus Mot or Corporation. Gore and Lock. -“™ ' ia we ic) ¥ A R--For sale: b-passenger. Phone | FORD—F |. oe : ' ' . E ring car: model 1916: wood Wehet | . ah. at egg ee Viet LSA4T., @ ~ —For sale. truck: y: ; + BERRY’S Tre Training pate seliien ch. COLE S--For sale. roadster . make me an offer. Forest $160 eu 2 er Groves. ‘Mo ic)! MARMON 82-——For $x 1 cond or 1544 or Stinev 2Aap. r > Sirf cltvy Auniv Poreat y ry . chummy, 1916 pin. ; first-class condition: S : x . . ve oe Itton, - $j _ tee: cheap: terma, acust ~ ence, men and women, prepare for emer- run les than 8000 miles: bargain — je Apt 2232. Grand av. “i cheap 2339 °) PORD—For sale touring, 1914; fine eondi- | Phone Cabany 4575W. 5947 McPherson. | STUDRUAKER—For sale 5-passenger. Phone FO - en D Cars y. ' , © n write day or night. 3910 Washington | Drafted. Forest @301J (co) SSS! CHEVROLET..For sale one enema tion; will sell very cheap, today. 3016 |... : cee: (c83) | Vietor 153. or Sidney 286m. . pipe T9ts, touring: condition saul pped MAX WELL -For r sale: iv : = oo = repainted we! tired < orest 6474R. }' view ak = SP running order. ® Frankeoteal, Buck. i condition, Bive Corth the price: we Jenvonaty tacham Anaex. Maia terme See 6 our care Seleen buy ARTH MTom CAR CO Birai 485. 2194-6 jecust ee mathe bY ae i

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° °° SING CARS O-Pastencer ’ der; wi!] sacritice. i ae oe =~ 1000 _ Automobiles © © ee. M eer el ee Sn ae tir ear ial TRUCKS J TO O ) B | IL IE S - | se aonae ——————— teeta a reninteen mn _th : ee AUTOMOBILE Ss.) ans today. 1B oo For vale: 5p r our TRUCK 117: new express | “= cL we =_MISCELiy LANEOUS | lin dein ; nhew tires ; ana 4 > Daswommen perfect See ition. Call Monda ‘CHMAP eee Velie. AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS anaeanen Ppointment. Call nt: dem. - Twp doo “we af ne N Main. mile r. MeFs ria q*) halmers . ; . a he a ~s AUTOMOBILES —aissatanesee—— AOC OA tivities A | Se eeeneineee nn at een cs niveriiag mT Fg sale, moving van. i. ia: ae aides 27 Loc ‘ust a mn Tords. $00, nies A Ee ne ~-ANEOuS Se os ACCESSORIES } PARTS ET ° O MO (@) a — -_ Recy li, der touring cap + Se Coaain tan . ONE : Cc ou ae ee — 3° Al TO TT rp roof Or Sen? COVere a H AT PT MOTOR CO.. /( f bt bod bt & Ai LOMURTI ke ene me Ou eee (99) : L in lett 5~ sat -45 16 Olt HOO ~ Fae model: coo condition: pane] body. oie 4127 Olive. CLOVE _— en Proce h if $2.25 “ation, ieittht m gi oF 4 ‘ Deliv oSSIR. (00 Es ‘ Quick SERIE es en nee {e7) . > Jae er UY Co., 17 . ! sny. bette lees AUT: ’ TOP. i—-—— Por - - ea 29 vi ted. Call 2602 «>! iy e. ey nion Towel! = os ME rem nl — ps _ & rT ANDAR RD Tvier R19 : ‘ L liot av. Centra! YURAJ. —- oe ng Ca S Ss Sa coe . : J AP AN N ING OF ALI KIN : _ Baie, touring ca ty } For : sale. truck 191% ; ; ren v be, , ( ee ? iD oa é — > Ou two-th irds Dri \ 4 . DS 917 model. s: r, : . 191%; perfect = OF THE BATT ERIES— For cal cB) | appiy. gu’: tatlored to fi ; eel eS: worth 385 Ali OC } 144 ‘ 4ei} ry IN TIRE (‘¢) i OV EF EB AL * C . eee on D one if G14 ¢ ole ~ d, Own. tern Automobi! a C [2 larger truecl | «er rt? oo eCrha) tiled CEPA ee é eae “sis, 20y pend ahy lj ty, ~ Rr E B . . ‘ o—-') Crrayvai« . ‘ | ser Mixdic o: haan tires an hone Li nde! ‘ 38 a OY... St. Lpuis, Mo. Maet- Pa: 4 fr AS_ ts an 4 starte Ore inde , — ; suclig and W ash. | } st fy “y Ak ER, lke . one CU * O68 @ bec 359 c Ii] afety p und + U LL D] NG PI, { \ fh lo e A. kor Sale, Ford in con ss . : 1 get 37x = . , ane gq. G oVeles . wae i. s far Automobiles inte P : . e wAg he . é Ak > = ’ hn a eee Wee re P = - : } ALIS ry . Maa) iON, wh>4 j y4 Sete M iat - . eaat —— - ™ > - ’ t a Bt ; Lk AP 0. p—For sale, delivery tpucko | painted, ER 25. 6 erhan! -° 400 Economica! First Cos | hopieS ie Pwr io} | Geadeens * and q. d WE Ane THE ORIGINA! 7 nee. increases nctors “Tnileaes Seeoline er r —-—_{¢) ; ; n.usel 3 1 mee LUCK: 6¢ nog TAC new top. ed, re- EF -UOUIES—Kor sale 2 Dodge badi ar cord tires , INAL tent lenitioen inieawe ye ~ ef. Or sale 1914, pyrene -+ ae ; -ay use] «| months; excellent om. Fans by SC N SES IE teed ee ee 2390 orty- ‘SIX Ca rs ready, r o. Wain; can be nan yy MU 1leS, new bur ? ‘Ta’ x8 Ford tir . fo, Cleans epark “'arta Paril, sy ne nd Starter. new R nger, 2 , an: mer . | a ‘auAay a. I bee AS Lda! ‘ ‘al i]s vw ia ‘ t re. CiCan hy 4! os ' ger vlues & Mminates ; . e . iver carbur osch mag- E day. owen. FORD Can °Vethauied, repal need; “one (EADY FOR DEI IVERY ing from the economical MN: 7 3 ie CrSai Ns ENC. Pan Otors, = decreasen @ on bon pre battery wir. new ~ ee ae For Sale: Jair oe m= () scny PP ee a Oe eee —_ 40 CAD] 7 oe ; 434 4tv wel] to the nw ‘ uX ) bi] ry ‘or sale. fF ‘ord tru Kk. Dana) d- 245 Ww ‘ (Ve tue toe 9 «lenge. Dex WD balls (reata tab ne: Dille a ? been owt paintes s2 | Peerless roadster rere are r ag , ane] eninted { roa avers ov erhau! ed one - 4 ‘cme Rey iT hg pl , R, 1917 bile. ixurious Locomo.- ( f ‘TP ‘el: Practical nev Lin je}! ory . i as ‘ Zi A ‘4 oi | ‘ Hd sn > r i" Re 8 30 , oc S T oe 8) ‘ost paid, at a ae seat late. tory. Pris or snail touring ¢ > er mechanica! condition wee AM 1ST, Mire wna, °°**ecoccet,. > - bullf- remetnécd. oo cally . re- ) a NA RMI Ns Ad dhe il pit , Bs . = at. Me ru " S8ereel., S521 Connectieu, ar. Ondition., - «; : ee ag oe ROS ong sees B75 Ulit: repainted: new ~ett nd oa ‘ COUPE ' Tr : fe) : Aad le nore 32} st, louis, octet oR2 , 10 a , OF Monday after s. Woodlan varie. put it eee rf Ow Rie 6G ey On. renickealed: tires ' in oD: dha De Spite ;Marcit VY of Cars. onr * #. ODT Wwe 2 ord; state vrice, ft, at P A~e, in R EI id fit cw ae ‘ Nad ANC! + IN Or D PRICES, ee 9m) . a > re: 4 eebuits’*°*° Pe ae 0 i on . .* i . if . rdaeeF, 8 ispatch . 2UN c sate sen? _eN . (lean lei ze 7 G _ M. : 3918 touring car; run 1°00 = » avois and Morganford. (cy) VELIE Toadater, ’ Att an AR eet the, - 309 wonesCon. selection this F al] IS ae grog’ N'COUPE BODY-—For 4110 Lo Aan i Al 4A IRE CO., 3117-, WE SELL FoR ey IRE SALE, i nz to wn, must Sell. Cal 3 ARDS For sale . 2 panel- bed y e Orda: Ey. 4 Vv ET tm AT? ull: top taint nite. e 809 rs AT ‘TL LAC TOI RING , if not bett ah! i Mu, } \ , 4 y 0 ee OF Sale; cai) M ugay, 251° eno rn Li Central] ml. Tl RES VU -RES BE, CON VINCED. ' ‘ta loos Republic, 1 Federal worm -drive, o1: B amo; ats 2 [TOMOBIT E CO, OF gt’ Tite ‘passenger t? horong! >} "AR, 1916 er, than last y. ‘ar-— (ie Er a AU T OMOB IL KE . I You lose money if you aon hate. r sale, 1. uring car; fir ¢ eye: good condition: must have more garage | ~ sts etme ee hedtihall ore Locus, UIS hau! ed; repainted: «r +) ~~ oe sy the quality is dee idedly better, tion: lexehar! OF sale: for Ford: fin ‘ SARS you buy. We buy an : eel) ne (nee us bef at your ow n price . irst. 4s pact. also sen Rarney Oldfield’ . ave —— - i (Cy) nicke!] part iy } len id top: ou } { Nee evr): Pathe, Seats Stem wit’ q. . “Oon- W e make tran emis A Frew ‘ a sell at the right price. Pr golden hatin ge ® renickeled: food +ir r aim eing to offer vy oti: be ‘ St} and parts ¢ ‘mission gears, bevel geare ‘ . ir CR BAR: ] , a Federa!] Truck { ‘o., 3615 ant —— ; all around. .-res ¢ Vou nH i PR bsaedoy For sale it k Dal 8 or any « ar: - 5 a ’ Siva 4 Al se trAT Wa ene ie} 52 | f ores: €_ OSL OTHER M A] } Car th at will loo! ; : Ish } po . Mdilion;: $250. Call Cc ‘ 1” Mw : & ' or air "te *D lies aoa 4 ~ 4K ” = ‘TAN ; >| .w~ 1t from a new one, eee 208. ay is 36nd" KS ey eit “ose. * 16,00 18 So 2823 Na ARD wen le TISED meme bivuive ise ; s Special ‘i Sizes at bargain Prices a ~ and plain from $9.00 to Si2m ; ' 3 PRNATIONAL, For Sale. In te cond) tj Sa ae , lag y , rational yay Ne on and recently , 1 , i ie. 7. ee nn (CD meet e Motor trucks, Nedel F. %% cor, | "16 Ford Delivery Sins es good reDainled; One method oj rebuila; lS ee oe ma ‘mo—fPor Ford light chan. Pricer to deale x2 ~ S |nd plas r tt trade or pore t | %-ton. 1 Model ™ 1 1816 Anno e uidinge is and tou trucks fony Gee Chan Mai: and eo ae 2 Plain frO@ 8.00 to “10.00 ade Dart cash » - fl condition: pricre fon, all in 1934 Bat rson Jack Rabbi: PAICR + “2nd Trefinishine keene +} "Wes Riefling'’s A09 NN wenien OF WU in stock. | a; rived a large shipment of 36) Se BOONe orders Prompt teegu, Nog «SPd Plain from 10 oo ' ires in fine con 200: = range from $n isTR Pp xe, 7- AIGE Touring Car, 1917- -.. SH. KCOCDS the prjee eth] . N. Main sr, . oa) 4%, "plads and min pk JOxt| to. We deliv ‘er to pty attende@ *233'5 N.S. gy lal fe 12.5 dition, $12 Will dem OMNstrater. tern Itlon 4 ) iS] Cha! imers Coupe BPN ger / “ses *¢°9ag- LOWD aate . l : | JOT Re ‘Mk } : (C14) | rieht pe} i ‘id nonskid tires at the —— % all parts of the ety y he REE SAx4 N in and Pain from 10.00 to oo = Onan sig mA os a Ae - 4 U, : . at ri a) a. ee. “Na hy oe = » = Ge lice . wat d ms on -_— ~ ‘ an ' ‘ : i toute £0. of Ameri: ‘A, S003 Gratior tan Me Ren Ht soup HUDSON Tour; : Delinar = to nner PICS tage, BOSS | CRIA Me AUTO Tike ' ” + R Rs = | cone ‘. § and plain from 1222 to on 09 ; mr car i9t7 7 Passenge rs PAS*en gor ouring Car, 1417 ¥ (oF) ili Bomont. 180: t 1 ., §117-3119 Lo- E \L | All other izes plain from 15.00 to 9 ng | HID--—Par nale. tourine i baie Oo Central 1 . rt Ore ee Or resPONAING Prices, We i. 3201 “Meramact0Od cond!. , = -For_ Sale: ne ie etna lier. 2 Viodtanont Studebaker d4-e¢ had 9%, ) } Fa ren car for CON tras tor or ¢ ‘ er To > Te | "RY N¢ ‘ r ( {’ : : ~ CO] Diumhber- uring : it. ae ~ >A m0 ut C i consider light touring car: good er; oe LRs, | r SURD PARTS—For sais; frane hic een SP BC TAL SAL F ira ol present time Lory seconds ‘ i ee eee. EOS ee 912 a LA =. . ‘ ett mete ‘N. “1s ‘ Se " , > ‘ j : S oc k Pema "a au , . 3 iAVea in Hupmobile eee ke 1916 FORD Vo ow ahie: weeds baa : woe t Sx ~~ Q. D. slightly used .tinehe- LC di 1S: as KNIGHT, REPUBLIC wee, oF tires euch ¢@ es ¢ ‘ ) 144") \ racks . id ehh | bes TP $i” Or en i. mPa A i sell than for on'y — _ al FIELD NITE I> STAT Es ed I i. Pos / i 1* ; . a : . . ) ‘ ‘ ~ | *heroke e. HUPMORBILY O-PAaSsenvar 1978. 191¢ keh, Touring. — Gama _ ADIL I (; AUTO ¢ trace. ; ‘. - 3 | ee ‘ ; Sood tires; first-clavs eonais;—: SAle. iif i _— ( oket. 23 Condition, 2C1) } i) SE i Hye PA‘ ‘KARD twin 8} 4.56 Poukae | | v . DIE LL AS . rar: 7-Passe ngeer-: ‘ / - { For sale: 1943 model. Meht da. | { Mhev are the best Collection of y ised] Paron-.... 4 T—1917 tourin RLAND—For sale i Kar. § . & Car; wi . . ‘ Sait l-ton truck, an 19 at ar, Sedan, 6-p- im part payment. #. ae ter: Ro ig Va kins “at eae Russel 7, ))s 1915 Mitchell Light ot: He ) 6808 1s. oe i Hupmobile L915 ated 2 8 a a ne: ackine (se : i \ 4 Ae l Aght Sis ae ) OR. OL fo i ig ale ee ee a tek ee CHRD) PRAT) BD iP 5 arcsom rane ee F 4 i t, rIREStT: vr’ (c) —y (chi Fer Tourt * Sreeeen- ii TR llupmobile AMAA LUR~- 2 or Iie, § ait tPA RUCTED TIRE C MILLET wD bere GOODRIcH Paacrifice my elegant win Joe For sale, truck, and ta: ; T9182 Mitenery yvie K —— si, Csi decsin RE od ~ renders, ity S27 agp oe StOwn 14% Lindell av. St. Len > PERFECTION kK iP mr, 6 new tire gant ew inton Humboidt Auto sell “ ing body / M che} L Light Six Mbksians / PIES om Jackson re viet) . | =i | eg! : .. I i; a a P lain ~ , DR! ADNA! ‘GUT and mene aw a ARKEI ains., fine S top, ; 7, it ‘oO. 710-1 9 ‘ / 4he9 ¥ vi] » Wheels ele ane eee ae ‘ s PEO he ae ge Be i] { eA) iy % ft) dO] +S or Sea ell: ’ AO? & § » \« aizo carry abou? > aie here B 4 panish “Teathes ee for rete mitchen ‘-Pass, bi Locomobile ‘O1: a y. Seu rear O27 Lawuss oe NPG Cur } : ‘ 0 > . 95 tires iv puaranted ~—« ne brands of ® sure and s TBLIC TRI CT " 1916 Mit ‘ . . our] a ees a ee 2 + 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 wa 9] ’ th sf TY NT “Rees “A } OT ; ‘ hte - U@ran from ; Grand. ce this cur. “Wiwrgain for cash. Rox. Bae wee 3: new P1918 othe trea iPass, To ring. C l.ozier She rte ee OD Y—For wale; tour 10] Ue | MAG BIN vUXOT., $10, 4) ~ 4 ‘Lot that We ate now gL _ eS Cae sea: kes, e’ | — Ox K - T= P. -}, (7) j . rapa (Demonstrator). - S|k ier A\ ne i Th 2 tO Oe ee 4 8 ee ee 19123 CUE? wsed > mo) thee >be) 1 rm or ; 4 a ae Pere . de Ui AN. if K Ue fy eae $1 1.50 , —— =e Fe conds. “DR almost “9 vor era 2501 N. , R 1TH —For Sale: Shy -ton dump pani ) nger A\ JR ow + -. 1¢ . i I> SIsID \ Bey pT) : Ane ’ oh ire 4 Ss awe . ae This ‘APTEO@st store af the - _Pra rie. 25 , $1900. a a oe a ere ee Oe. 8 2808 0 6 6 0 8 os w cue L9IS8 . 1 Wid yy 7 2P Makes: wenera toe “? is 'j 4% . F : ’ kind im St. 7 sf Or trade: in ru ame binson Coal Co., 179 Tower CG rove. (er ) a2s0nable terme. and will tat Maxwell] / r) tral A8e8P a ail-Wweath. ’ eDalrad antiatensinn Ors and starr. 5 esner care in trade. Perrier. wit un a fs a eens -+eee et@l? 7! FORD ROADSTER ay nont ina," BUMraRteed. Bo “4 > 9g 15 0 euarantee adjustments on every ties Ye : aan *, ‘ A ~ ‘ ale. Mrs. } } ‘arwe : is : ,t3 Si MG MOopy Vv td. ~1O 7 Ml acs: - : - an ‘ fs Is 7 intend t tires . : ire if vou wor fale 1917s 1t four- ae H16 N. Broadway MITC HEL +s AT? PyMopr L \f Mit hell CS T4CH OS bee bE I916 ry _ wet 3 l Mar. | = BETO REPAIR ©O., 3144 Laeust. (eae) ta 4 be 16 OS THE WAGNer ima re co. os see Us jaet Oto new tires: 550 7 r Sale, le ton truck Wj - CORP Or Mi - ét's \ / s Rs +—For sale: 4. oa” a Grove av. aan ae 4st S°. ; Mitine Muisn. °°" **3 19 12 K SITS Cologne. Maciine; $15, We beee- bi bec tn | Tes cmp -_ 28 00 ATTENTION —PFormert ANDARD 4 TIRES, dillar tri uck: 1 M re- j KE TRUCK ‘For aalar om =e " - ; i. FSS EX CR AOR ’ , night is exes / PORD PARTS gm se brand new . J is eight 82x4 eo. DPD. 4)] Siter. in new oe 0 uD (. Wo have bean eo iy the | niversa! Tire 6- > ‘ armon: 1 ‘, “ . arge at Junk | vi : ) A RY { Vx ae imo} Sale: 2£pnring« PPS es Orig inatiy OOD ile Le , ifean feconds ios P firr : MD pellead to h cyl. 1916 "E nger. Lind a ce: stake body alone w ’ A ESS aN 4 ver land fen lere . i : ~ €8hes, adiato 3 wi! sa: rty ; t} t- i tiree and Prices on wuarap fae i 2 s (7 our name an account e CAANTe our eli i & 1 P ' orth price of ———. . ee ood covers, skid chains «h vem at only $123.95 es mall ay d tires and tubes, Promp> of another tj ae _ fe - 1426 Park A\ (7 : ay C Pejica fools: going out of bustnesrc Sana *, shop R Be ONS rRUCTED TIPE mae h AT: at id phone or, lere ‘ I pt Peny incorporating u nder that na re com. ath ot. F $200; can be seen ART ae CK—F¥or sale, %- ton; used 10 | } \ Rambler ieee 913 WIT GRD BODY. For cele. Food aie ee Phone ee jell av... St. Louis, Mo. eo th MOONE ¥ TIRE AND Vet CANTER | mont 1a ‘entral 797. . =f ‘hone Olive 269. months: Cc aN. 416 r Ww vO! nine ~“e “SSS ‘ he te oT e+ 2 6 m 1G ] Hlig top $: “): : ~— ws . ALD, touring . rene nj ; ti Fo ; - ere ii 1 oe ~~ ee : ; r . . . . . Ps e 4 : ~ alex C,OROr Mli } \ 7 — a - jie. = - \ i “a= =" i ; --~ { AR——Por sale light: “ cj K—For sal *, very chea; ‘on Ames. IK AN | j Yd wii) ° N () * LocusT ST... 4116-18 OLIVE sr. Cars we have ever show Dp Tor ©) tier a hi in st. | OULS PORD Tormpyeny Bop ' shoes oO RAVE Ou p thong a . late : - : 3 ee aie nares eee Ter Or oy eight your tires \ fi ash to a per cont a ~~ condition: Shean 37 STA ag ee Fort ag 114 8. _UIth, (ei | erica Ree. -pags. oe meese * SEVEN-p ASSENGE f —e, Amn (cH ) RECONS TRI nd Ske cc mK x5 re ony i ani ON v eer BNC 00% to 15% ; r or is ~ “5. oR, 0 IPTOMWYe ris PORD Sstpp i a 14 ntel] i. “eee: oe ee S. =. > S.A ; mR __(eah ne condition - chean. pein drive, i ton: Wh ERS. Cub etenat pie ! fer ES (adillae | rf ‘3 se 1. ‘aie: tool bore ‘a . . ee Lovis. Vio Reb ee , 4 i. eeoe | the la)! LAN rR S0B YOU et NG da S-KN - sulle heels ‘ Veins. OL: fan belt, se: white ls 1 ae oe » 12.78 erican rien 1TR wae KS—¥or | ga | moe a _fe 7) DODGE, 19 IAGHT. 4-cy1 coupe: 1916 . (halme Me ex yh ys. elk 3 AA, ) a , ret mountable wheels A vi ; R 1° AN A i} T ay T IRE shee +> 4 1C Om Auburn Hert Brooks ~ le j — > re é . > ee . ‘ ‘ dei, ¢ v6 i ral sila As hy, hate ter. Ae? : ‘ . ery: . r — cheap. bearer 3 Si 7 THORENS, 4818, 4-cvl., 5-paseenger. | [918 “OL Ds SPORTS TER Hupmobile Tore oc; NCW COX tire, $12: tubes go. flentite WE Cr . CO. ay ; 16. Oe) eB a Atlas + ep, Paine" - i 7. 6... ai oo ; 4 ee ? : riders eng Fe 3 beor hae 1) Syaranterd, 7 run Vor sale: suitable fo oc?) | OVERLAND: 1917 (cy) Tensor eit Driven only 2000 iniles, Mite hel] bumpers, $3.50: big seni oy a as 5 T THE PRICE ON We ¢,2aVe all sizes at great rece Pe Breck ntee mate Parry °° ) or paint ER ie. ee “nger _—~ swore National Gran ore arms. SIS N oa © have the largest and } waved ptices Aol} ornation Dearie arartee. G17 K Ing i tee geonier, tinner: at a bargain. P 2329 - trek | MARION. 191," * gy Agel Sl passenger. | ——__ at ee ~ sedate) , aii RO; (O) | if iD) 7 the city to select frost Ae ee of tires in i eA re berial ze Palmer Mere Ataine, S700 South ‘ ~ So ae fe\ i CHANDLER chu z ~ “.; Cnheap, UN CUaK eT a se HATORS—For sale, vo &-. it rene; di t\\ >) hihied, ae M vrTcers Prompt) y Cadi ; VaCheon Premies r ITE—}'e | STITT DE 7 mmy roadster: 1977 -. 1" iu taba l-. a be Ors, With Cut-oute: new ovaere- ds 3 aw a> +? UN — JODNs« g . ~ RS—-¥or™ sale; and roadsters- b good order: do00n" 2 ower ‘dump truck, | DODaee AKER, 1916, 6-cylinder. oe 1917: ¢ OLI—S TOU R ING Studebaker . de W-121, 7 Dispatch $15 rt sie Ho. : ail] ) ies RELIABLE Alto TIRE (Ww >; hase Jeffery h iiman lon in city: ‘all k Obinson Coal ('n rraee*, 1916, roadster. P Weeten: ‘ ‘ high-grade st and lar R “LIT-3119 Leoeues ol rit eal tC sacrifice: firat ‘inds; also So Tower G wve av (os ON’ ERLAND. 1917 ‘*a2.-' 4-c9!} . errec t con: dition. estcott LIMOUSIN: bert)? ee of then “ee ti . brar is \ar.dads ep ont 1180 : " “’ noe _ sg Crow} ikhart Kia«: iy Rarmbier & H Auto ‘Sek ome firet : us make A 2000 00-15, bl c j FORD cabriolet, IM18. ‘ge ’ “Cv! ’ J-Dass. Se ae . : — ‘- rrain. 1m oie +. ~ a . = ] - oA oi ~ ( wna. i ae l} ; , er 1 i}} nei} pCORIp . : r Site “Nelle i hl big bargain. Owner Beton” oe iN} lacitata’ | 016 HU DSON SIX TOURING iN +SUCKS fm ee “) | —Shone wane mei Ai Ks 66 : gre Overiand Vee K-ton truc] os” Maxtwe!]! ANE Ta BO soa . i smarck st. (cfm arn ver —~ ere A . | if} | A b ong « BODY—For saie, for Ford: ¢ aynes pply M. FE. ACKER fon tru V nes! Lal 2 argain. : 2 $5e°/6, fF, Ford: ood con SPE ALE Warren . on j la 17 rie Box hk »2e8 Pojer Ti +,.} - ‘| Al, he \] } RADIA TO B-ton truci ” Ys . Denmo (114 T, ) aoe ae Y RS At "BARGAIN PRICES Was ] r , ; Any ety “Ws a , ane | Y % : iM Wota -'x4, for S siebaker soriae ' aa 1 sAIN eB erty — ‘ mR Fo! tAoy "IN « , " C hi ington ay. (ec) ate Pa ee - theme ny . With body: W hen vou Can secure 4 used ; “ge d- k orm-a.- Try ( k rhorest 817 a ee A : e DD. ‘nin. : hr ye: A, Three. fon Republic truck. sone Le — a ; '; ra I wa ® Ri , area the . peertton ; Ci q j fine tr ‘ k =e A f ° ‘ . is \ —. itl — ) ‘ A a | } Fis | Ou? r) " elentri [ re nee By Y. t () ' ' ih GN ‘ omple: * rr ar %. +) lon ion = Call sno cor 7 bara: comslcr, hod « h to have your | tj ew of the choice selec. — tthe We hy Implement & A. }; ,ftarters for Ford cars, $100 each pee IIR 3 A XG [INS dt SG d, Ii\\ Ww dd C MS rings. Will trade ‘on. (ransmissions and ea. Market. ie) 4 Lemaition $265. Phone Central 4 he oe: ae i LATE MODE} SIX. CYL, . cr Automobile | See, ew itle, 1 | , | ASF THEY LOOK 1, IKE NEW rp your entin oped fo Naadle your order te : - setts ; > SAMUEL, D418 Locuat ‘ or 4 CHAL- P : Nd STICAM VI 1A‘A NIZING: ari 1K IT... -- a ns nan ry ’ “ 4 ain Or r PA Te action, (SED TRUCK Vv aR ie Passenger Car Specials | MERS _ touring car | (900 Loeust St. ) | aD. AONE Marovess BIR st Lippe, aa Ri AY | (iN it ATES ag (HEY WEAR LIKE NEW TIRES “AS NEW" AME SERVICE S-.- For sale. 7-Pase., 1918- “ i ; Midd ( \ \ ALI ES Willv«- K night [ mMousine ey - Z . OT | STORAGE PA rTERY wm fi")? i eee ]) ‘ nak dhe =v Vileg VU OR oH a. ‘T? pg. AB na, ne thar, one-half of ne a | ‘as BIG BARGAINS ™s MOTORS, PARTS miles: better than new: #2ton Mack. ing. with winter top. ; te em SSS bargain. Cal) sage attery in good condition Draud-new, fresh bis : eliminate all pocui yt BING the retroads wil TH - She PAR > eon areal (a yr ’ oe fire ’ 4 ’ aie ‘,°an Stock: im! and leave th, peel Ol lity of ao hey _Separatio . . , Rad TY) PARTS CO, qgian ity ° . of the tire j Shes n ° re PTI toy? i Teor ts MO Soulev ard: : new tires: AND MANY or Si Gere ee : Il 2622S. Broudwas 7 . T H ¥ RS. . SLOR ACs ss ‘J rh yp 4 vO ; baie dies = © condition, We ne ® origina eee. LIKUT. KE A. f $2ton M lodge Cabrinint ey oocttt -s nd, Belleville. Hi, co) 1). ten R aur “ . ler wo Nites “a or $ C OL E gr I , SEY) ait rai Yael Pp “> Baits ae “ad Si) Beh ig Petes eseceee re 69 a) Me . he. “a ot nts oe bes cea or ine 4 vepub Sa Pee eee 5 SE. | ee oes “ee CO) _aoRing, cola Obie - SUS Ovo 3 ; de th ee eee 4 aw? ‘ dl yy Con ince vou. : St 32 TOO OOo — p I Hodeca: 6-40 ‘Pouring sa r ( ( IS AU TO ( ‘O.. riRK—For sule: 31x4 —caeaeesiets -_ oes - ag . os +0 tobeek de wan 15 o> LAFAY 4 I bromp: 1s ate ended io, Wut on Vale mf eee ie s Poa (raigh S| S| iad. > 8 Oe 88 OSC e ae whe “0 OO ‘ , i a> AND Vite ANIZING a Se Sere j . Dod iia 88 8 8 8 ee en } ~> . | ; ) aids 3 : IN te erga Dodge Osupe. almost new. || ] rt: OL; ss i ae sce WG Zz. 7 we pee ! Ps es + 040008 w is eee kb CS“; ©OS Lafayette ay St. Louie — Me , “ton or Smit h Fe ‘ord Touring. almost ‘ze ive 1706 ’ (hS-—For sale, 2: rim *~ tubes 2o = | Renate OR eo 050866 cee =) %& a Rese ; re C 4 a . rin-a- new. ou j , Cent ] Oro ~_ * TSO Shiney: chear OER ?. | mh enin : a 25 On oan fs e D—In th =e ” ‘ ral 21 20, | — Ct ein a ee ftil sizes ip Fisk.” Gecdve 1 eee tej ae} Wai Passenger toa must Trucks. - ee ‘1 hed ERT CAR SPECIALS ie —_ | aa nae =. 1} - a) «& Davie Starter ‘ ‘*s oo OD (hade tek KI re ftewal ‘ il —————— Se | ufacture reduce our ‘ ' a+ tte hn , «AMD THILOS PuaPra, CW FAT A a ‘av & ; ttinay a hel fen ; i rers of passenger care a Btock as our _t eed ; Ls a@cy’s, 19809 Laocue: . Ne oe a et PP if ai ne ro & Davis generator av wy Chalmers hy weld Rpeutwe! “TRUD )?N P ih Here's $ OE Jews li wi'l make used ca ars more wail, —. in the new quarters wil]! TRES—-S2x¢ and 34234 limps teas VS GAIL RY uw tings errata, complete with fir’ 7 ™ ca acti Stearna - y) 3 vable :; Th restricted. Q , (/ skid 7.000 n ile tires. $13.95 a / Bon . = Ford RPE TT er ee 1@.> C sth Sten e D innate and therefore h: uF priees tormol ae : tee 2%. American Au hee rT a My rr ord lighting outfit: constad’ 26 "2¢2° 6.0) row-Elkhart Tocomobi! ays i A ii arder t whi , omobile e U6 {O76 Olive ‘ vu ( IN I: \W I | ; Mitche! T eae S075 puck that willy Fear atile-driven i | o offer: lhe tollowing list h r AX = ‘dbl >» Sounty road (al? . F ee srtingt: ‘ord « hampior” x. “eee shen 12 .«m) | Firestone Moline egg De- ann ered le 4 do vour nh 1 ; ! Hi] Snows nn. » Or new: vort 34 4 , aii are CON > r spark plugs, a " . landers . @st Dosribie Se on} aw ng at the i ji j ee only a sinal] . Vi! ‘ lose out fha ¢ ee ~m ty $00 f i? g I ine ‘ if. Mail ord k W. v HDra te ‘* .45 = Monn 5 ei tens " . 11 A. ' erce ‘ - \ a) $4) 1610 Ie , . . Tr springs air 9 ra Poy ie a EM Pat ein ent ola. See us and Pf ot ane. » ton it] Y ti ) iSecetienbendan ee. very desir bi nt afr OF our TIRES—sox21 wee-shid i, orders fille d. W rite for prices \ nampion primi Ng spark Stan Se oda Pronkite ome Vir pea gpeeaneeen ' yl deliveries and dependan, 3 @ ill 4 i ( lds S-{ yl Sportster ish ‘Irable stock of used anteed tires. $13.50: ree Rha a saver: a“ eT Xp! itdos et , ra ; - Carford Onin Warren i ; ' ‘ *i ric ? . ee --- oy , ce Nis cht 5'-passenger cars KH PRESENT REDUGED | 1914 F ord Roadster Soak e in right. °. °P?eration. tires. 85x$ly and S7x5;. will oy fi om, YT OAR TIM as -_ ute work ‘guaran’ cera ora and starters All MON KY. we automenile ter LEGE . “or o_ ie ; Jelrr ar. a te 7. i] - 4 6 Lori ~ O e _ 4: i4 i) ve ‘ ‘ ‘ 1M i ee ‘ j I \ 7? T ‘ eer pr ory ahi Fer, ke 4 . STAND ) : . - lakota. sale: 2-ton: good erder. —F oF i a pamcnens | fi} PRICES Painted, bes ay nt ing. Just re. ie 7 , (COM> | | Kr ALY WS A rom . ARraMs free on peiosve AT Bte SALVAGE Co, . é * min A. C., "18; Gid6 COT | ||| a 1916 OLDS 44 Cream ‘wheels, ful dark blue }) FIRES —30x3%4, brand-new, bigh Stade. muar- | iit eM! 48 Le PORD MAGNisto CO. 2810 ue ent MA XWEII. oo lighe 302%, runabout; | as For ~ i i | On Nov. Ist prices on all 00d condition tires ‘onl iy tant h agre fenders. 4 ({ mohite. eat | ate Olive, American Auto ! OF 19 Be rer a "i The Largest RSL, Tito. A a B 4 ee sa e: £ - ae | a . ‘ ‘ i nt y llse i: ” arian Cdi3) > «> P ; ib >i ray P 4 | basis - itiacneans vs 6. N ee ¥. ule For roadwa ibn, PRSition: or trade fae kee! 27: in |/|| Used cars (inoluding any of 19 mount ted. = Mechanical ‘conditie, {§\| TIRPR-—exh, SOaelg Sen tRdig Rage I! TIRES TUBES aah | Before oy ‘ —— mat ota Te merica, i) weit on ge good Rone Lindel! +313, ote Diayer- |/'| those listed below) will be 18 Ford Touring ” 1b1T ire. 2x24, S1x4, 32x4, 302314, BUR? cheat Gee THT oom ae , AUTO | After _ aT cototiin market. CHG€AD: stall 102, Sarah ee For male. a i me (Ov Efi] Like new } "er gee Non veriand 85-4. Ties Pain? Maffitt ay 2, JUXS: cheap. 4715 ] (OT, S. SP AR Ix P L, I Cs fi ~ New svetem a : ‘ —y -_ Kk ; om — » asona ble ‘all one . A Od enr. i Advanced 20 Cc } slits : s of the Marne” *hhas ( T IRE SAL "SORE pep eNgT oes A \ of Dri-Kure or “gale. Jvi0; F teenie diate a x year! ie! d iy | sv 1914 je 4 - moke green at ' 4 a P I, angara nm AKO. lor 1) A(* ( "Ek SSO} ‘ retr eading ota ean offer. 4438 Seed Fe fe baren | fale. S_cylindes rs igen ondi pa ord Touring i mired a uch J have aq \ Ha» anized tires; selling for charges: alec s tT ES { ao Casings, guar it; ) ; ” c ‘ Wrepyptta “ J > Fr «¢ r, 7 nano . / » | ‘ eg Bale. i-ton ae ne) ain for cash. Forest 8762 salina: | i War conditions atfecting ome rar, { wneels. All good tires bn ire Ca, 323 Love, O+ formerly Universal | 9S ALL DES« RIPTIA INS. ne | ite, ane f fi ; | mide ® Por sale. Taw wate extra moar “Fes and on of SACU. (8) + Miles, Ww iN . 7 i curtains: in fine | with winter top jay at ateriats and labor have 9 inted MPies a ° | Miva Sap enR: low price for ' RD Spe dom y et i) brought this about. You may $C ADIL F AC oF cena? little ebake ( 3 to. 7 ¢ “ta $ ‘ ‘ i? ‘ fir : Ww i! ed " ‘ asi j £O00d oO clit ot ‘ Irin g ent) ra we, *k h 2 fal ; Wee. ALN sale. light-w DF army. 2824 Faston. ( rial market, but it is right : bearings | Test Ht tarter. "Timiiy sae PETA g egin- & Bring us your ‘ evervining tn Wee tia tk: aR re brand new I81G yoae,, ||; {hat You realize the efferteon 1917 WINTON HIM new ear, 10K# and tune line's WY WIRES BoUGHT=Win way youre neg ||| Mie Oct. 6 "18, QS casi . a WORLD'S L ee \y delivery pur . 2S ‘Ped. with ae Te ; nd reserve ; , arg: ir Doses: will . 58 AVAC my y . “ ‘ ectr': ligt : . : ’ ‘ ] 5 or Da ae ra ai ‘ . ' tf) ae’ a i . : i Ant, 0 4. a 1 ‘\ ‘on rm ic " ( 4b 5 4" a " . > th of " + cw & { » CK Fe. “al! 1610 Lecust. (ey co * Contin: tng \@le lock. yr), | YOur next car. Fire wheels er wee oe Roadster vlan Passenger eo ysener Tire Co., formerly Universal RAND MIRE & SUPPL) retere ante nd Used Parts House . 'O. lime new; bat- y MOY » —e ' i ¢ } . is sta $e i : ; op, ner mT Py ree Sea ° Toad ( - ~ x. oI acu ‘ joey , ) " nes thar a ¢ 13 Oe 4 ey Poat - Din. (7) id Many HAT 244 aT nae gee j Semnrthett, Phone iy | PO ngs Peay “gg > oo ‘aoe + Mo ) OY je R I, AN 1) } of fha 1S sme oe POOUlar \li« — ~ : ‘ir a4 ® tise? Pe 32 LL 4 “4) x4 Me e; “ ‘ ( f alle “ - , een NE ARS a. oc, ¢t — c = - he te . _ re; is a iT o~ ) and rey , ’ ; ROOT tires beige . , t'y Ss bee \ ¢ he ~ — : my WN. Pi itj ' ’ +1 ’ rer? ' on trucks; new. pd fee @Ll-- loin: be wold: ake "* lot--and the low prices at EO COMA tion one a = int Migr i Meo: all it rv excellent condition” nd ali (i 3080, windell 101. te \ nat warre t MA Stern tv 4 3 , ‘ . f ado ighwuy ate ¢-., a eS D— or pa) - i ae Sas _—_s a Gravois ( I a : ir Heft-Brooke Pierce A For sale: 3. aewr ee Bie 0d condition; sso yg, MIF || OTHER MAKES iy 1918 Mod lel R )) ACCESSORIES PARTS ETc eral caps Sbn aie quitable for Ford or \ wus less uv arence sUenther’s Buick Hodes? Powe Harttang nents Zl _— 4 ee 1916 Do HT ) sh he nd ~ ec lo eer On : sig SE ‘ adiliac - , vee Tolede truck. — Cuewtn sett ot tos) - ‘ neAND Wor anle. Th. late 1917 ie 19:6 Saas. oe oe 7-pasa. iH —upmobile | LTO LIMOUSING TON” x eRUCK Pe. OD r Baie; & I food cond ‘ ea D SELIM, FOR ] ESS’ ’ : Cit a f’ re -ar f ‘Stnational Reenter. Tre. 33 : aide cur~- § Gd engine: ty, pe 7 7 te Mode! 19IT Reo, ¢- Passenger Oot as nen: ex! ie ("9 n my pote oe *Aie: for nt- , Bat! marealr eas Fastoy ({{ eo ¢ SSMLIWD o ! } ] y ié t } Inteorwtate t . - sues acum. (e - * “vine edn . mee Condition tet 1816 «*h * Yiere Nn : burn ne tire, } > (Tre ure — —- ey Thi . MODY Mor «gee > we iif gl? Biry 2) pa . wVe si far kena H ror sale: chain dri —— ae s eremit Eoevat WH, fe) HI! = 1917 Overland Crean’ Ra il + a wrecked son, Yor sale: inner tubes n fine condition: Ihe Sethe a Cite OUees Lh dhe LIS Ie MIR % @ SONIDS We 3401 OLIVE Chaimers Kine Kemal = 0 ify . ‘ — : . ’ “+ . , S98 Sto : ' vy truck hadie - . a mad ' - } ¥ ie” el 4 : .! ve 2519 ‘i mar F r sale: cash or time wr? } 19ts ‘ hand er Seda — niaid ; 1 918 ( Ty, DS 45 es \} 4 it) x : 4 ct o> la ref ( e! 4 ys 4 » A ' OR HI Gay ROBE ~* = Varta | ; ] = | J ne A owe e _- re putat te oe . Tl ° irestone oe eeee a ten - ‘Wiese ¢ % : te Dian.crd Ton Trouek ‘ t lif > meq SONA Tion wey . “tate price + NTE «yT” or — al " - ‘ “ss wee © rea lA an *e hud or ntral S47 terms if . 3 Wes silk " re Chassis. jj! KISS ET, iN AR | 1917° OY OMORTILE Fe A-8i Post-D'epate: an: tenia. tel 2 montha. Driceg ti‘ US OMSL OCrengonabie ules Aron for angers yichigen Btuts 4 B ao 4 ih b> Va . vs : hy ree : “ iy Ps r 741.6. 0 . » © ‘? = r , re , " hormas ad ir aeejenenninn eS 3 1) Light (‘ars it Iy¥ | SON | ‘i PL i OLDS Me IBITL, std: bargain S Sheridan. Ot WINTiBAiL TOP -Fer ga ‘rh 1916 Ree loubie tenn”? pe MI Garten Moline t ~ * os lvis model: nearly AS ; Uri nh ig fidi Lt d j ) hi He I \\ iy > ' 1918 ’ 7 ; ; Di . pe . cw, ‘ $1 ) — ace , " anka i ; ite rout au scrip / ore 4 Moan 4 *e = _ (mh onring es $ 600 | Hit phony ah Ol Mode! 87, 6-cylinder Ar a (mous'ne Deodine- we Mc touring . ELD 1 , i i a —- 4 FA Glide ee \ ten “ c ng OM le ty |, eee ae ‘ ra ; ——-- Siolinideadies ‘ hes r : ier m ve pita : OF f : v ia ’ « roOrmnt nal f ; 4 h- Wer sale: cal cail Mon- — ee tik oon roadster . 1.450 {FH} = re wR + bes ( () a1 7 Ir Ss : Rael on ‘a M4A D> ' i SPECIAL PROPDxl Tr, : i} rT ¢ } “ere Norte = Oakland ‘ cacett oe BOE, pe : * Seimonatr tor ' ; ; Mloory) ow’ , , : : \% \ ; ’ to? be ; te : Pare atc “4 1.900 ‘3 " > . . i = t,!] at ‘\ i ‘ ; ' i Aish h ie i . e “ Rien tb ay . : ‘ne COndI tins alintedd we I tired. good ae me EL ‘ "AR DEPT i \e if ae * ’ ~ } ty? ) ne *'s iT . ade Nes te ou n e an )) y on )} }) -_ SS : Rie er Warne —— Worth the wit Deine tare inode || 2214-16 WASHINGTON 4\ : iy LUAC AULD (po ~ Ine order: $i aOnR ‘ » LNGeRenGent Tire la Wh ar aan’ ae owe neve MO BARGaiNe: rms Ene price: we denonatr ate i Bomont 3100 Centra! 743 : ~~ eee BAY w Log (( St TOMORIL, Mian ' ——* A NSU’ ; if Hak LS JEL NCO L Aa e : } ({ eT OUR PRIC Yt Trane, ot lh " na Rese” ™~* ef Meters ARTH © OUT care vefore buy {; ai sipdacecadeiny £101 OLIVE erp . i} r &™’ reolaie:— PV MGHITS gy ae ‘ ({ z ; tibet, (i ( ne } TRADE tr D Aties. Priced righ? “yt week CAR CO j gen sw AB Sa Se ii IVE STREE? ») me ». Minto 2% ne | J and Camaged auté 5 1 8150.59 Lo a i} | Peal P rices to ihe i : Ksir fy jit ne . . : j x, ri = ’ ; } ‘ ‘ “ag ‘ ‘ ‘ > (* . } FR ; 485 194. b | A apely < een ——_ - = ————— rT Ai ’ 16 "hf etnws on oa oA TIN WORKS ? fj . 4 = ‘' ust ‘ f. ( ; Ma! } orders sh - { ‘ Yor" wi «+ ne Af ARAN rr? —~- AY) bia TERY ] r sort :. Main Ingo . ‘AuMoDORi hl TIRES ANT) SPY a i Bomont 2 ‘entra &*s H ») epee Prompt if Purchased frum : a ea eo Any er ‘« aes sy, ai. d 4 ‘Yr anle ~ . PreRIC : i OMOoTrrT “so. oe \° ? ))) ' T= ee , ween igs bi. ng rt ; =o cach apne . hOutes un “ZC OF sivic —a ‘Gat 1376 0 eee, CARE CO. M1 ree H Seat lire Bargain ((( U1) [Central Foor Lindell $64” | turned ta ©, Satlefaction a ca be tee Deimar BTR (ete Witt EE cHereretty Re: 2. Lecust Bt levis Me * Contry [?. .

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Reet ae ne, ——— — - ° . ~ ' f Bn, ; —— = . = a ome, Be a ‘ a W. MUSICAL ——__ 250 Animals, Poultry and Birds ‘anted a For _Sale Ads” in th nd ule Ad tese columns today. 7B oe POR Sag UBC -Zumaus | POULTRY AND BIRDS TOCKS ARE @ ii POULTRY SHOW HERE en WEATHER Lo LOWERS THE THE LOCAL STOCKS ARE STEADY os a Pistia | RECORD EXCHANGE ORPINGTON PEWRITERS A a 7 PIs me AND > RATER. PIANO For ad a ETE ri Ee beautify? on Mriy New: aso MUSIC, Must +t} ii ¥.; WEEKLY buys fan ‘at Masy te play UT brand-new Celebre. | ees tR ve mm ited era ee » tt - ANSEN "aver- RECORDS Largest stock of 1 Edison reer 4. HOUNDS..ro ele PPA recreg- 4100 NDS For faie. 2; S weeks 'd: ipting —_ fn. Sal wt, Ret | CHICKENS__o- ¢ ~ oe) tine Youn 4: 4 wees Orr , cheap Ros N-263. Post-Dix | Pir MAnG (ife-: at ese - Val ue. tion record ras h in the city; let real music oughbred stock “ 4 i‘ Ig) is,er ’a "9 \ sai oO . M - and co kere!« Sou ‘hwest a, end pty PENG PIANO -Por sale, with “ ; = 7 ‘amare e i, : ay Die ‘ Mivde a mith, em ane ee Wins ws Sav - Will take Liberty Bona wn Sy: Market, Made for-the-money: Play ty, 4 D . b Ses Pi n} Re; = inn DAR 4 Ag i Clude in Mahogany we ayer EA eeten and - 8, $.) Ward a rent ‘als -For Sai i X CHhOIC® Tolls , > tee 4 libra Riel ainut stor en! h your iIfe - Cal a? . } » epeeere. OTE NN roy) Le ANG $0 Pad & Son. upriginy new K J Buy now v2 i] 'y of your dia re ® hear your ae re ie Ci our, R. R. 1, Box 64 8S lees . ? st. : on Ss tone, om laxe War Styz —» © Ww. Na, cS | ‘ . - Save rn) : s Music Ise 1° coraa, Oncor - : ; ‘ ? ; ue + oo T = fonds Ohi i Broadw 8 or Lib. 7 Establishe e:] 1A79 LH 6 t T x OMney, MIN on ¢ 912 Pin (eR?) a iSE a (OU l’or sale. ¢j ean — Tower Grove line | a aWay, ‘Or 49 Yeare the ed lor Vite NGI S buys records and taili. ada 4 way; 6144 Uar'>- it: ee R-PIANU— ise if . © Relip) live « i talking 1 nen — Hic’ EEDS. ‘PLA sa Song Heautiful tone; 4 fellieble Ste St 81 8. Bread 3 K imachines. K —F { KENS—For NTS "AND TR — , phonograph, Hudsor ; Musehoig | SLIGHTT. 4 — : Te that Please = row. Way. Sidney Sog (ot ee ie _—— Movement of Cott National c si tiie al ehean . “Sty ian Ne red “ain : . over ; e ‘alt hey .s Sf. - ' ait, res at ‘ — IT Fale. > P S — P. N21 Garfieig = and et. iettice. for $i; ash, mii combed te Pp lin oll our shon. Terme of thorns IZAly gone aa ‘gers | M A eo wc S Arsenal] t Jersey, 4942 to lay i ie ig orp ingt en read tures Limited te tton Fu a y Selle at $43.25 oT REES For sale; T= " ; ght ioat: v 4 one ('abany ~ Tia) W BTan. Thene re gee yt for tale from “Siase arralice, 7 MILK Cow For wale: go | Delmar ne: senr 4OUCl, SU40 North igartot NE Vi y« RK. ‘ Boo Potnts«. Shoe Common at s aad . 6 & . a vr ne } § re eli pie ‘ : ond nda : 'i—_- . - : . a 09: » 250 Small one: r large en mer a4 CO. Upright Pia: and mod Ly Used str > Up to £447, 4iso rabbits and duck r (resi: cheap; (c) ene adop( PCC. Sm A new ry] | Bonds 2 ‘ ©asona " es, h IANO, ON)» KM 'OGern tr . é UmMeRts ac - ee green Ke Po nand 4 4. 28°74 we a ; PLY fe) pled tod j le An —— : le,” Ve ranaitior. re tering eolt : fore included with ea. 2) .Y4: Music and bhennn Quran: 12¢ line, uitines sor tH60 SOR GEM | nm yMOU JUTH ROCK More Th Goverr Ay by the Hoard of SS ; ; F Smarr ecemase m ot Olive st Aeolian ali payne each player nad bench | “O-O!-lOouwnK orders 5¢ Prin iINuhs- TaTiote mre . ae ‘ c t ~ OTs of the on i 3 ~ www SSSSS¢peese « a 4 Puta - ifs , ash or iz) ; Der iitte Cu ira . ok, 1’ | I} [hex ke ge th FO ETS > Ne eee al ] SU FR f New y J. ee Be . = ss (emt r months is"Ount Ie er line ; a] ful; jdea] wre : , a im er Grove ear a) 44") Weer } hile ee ow - +. LOSE Ma : , » i PSR farbeec Silo« k ‘ Parley ars. ; ‘ r 2 I S tion * aily PE se . | —_———— ek SOUTH f e GUARAN WANTED Ark warm, Monticello | VULiLHTS.. ror ~ fc) e's om 30 to 3 : ie Tent earin : : ae 73 ° ‘ ° Ss ° j lt ee - a ” -_——._— ueees - - ‘ . ™ 4 | . ¢ 4 - er . Olid aa: TRBPIANO—S41i0 piano, jus: bought e [ Pl A ‘oa TEES Ay, Ree, sf: ligatintinateete hen ate ee Pic tr, ~-- | fine barred ro Bake, Ust 18: exceptions). | Enga ed fo Sai -_ higher I! ‘ 00 Points. The irs day s ‘ego Bes lanees Ga Ms lor /iiie e ' for good reas ns “ a7 ° ~ ‘er been = 11oA ‘ar IVF STR on Og | BIRT) my My Wee ——_ a ne ve I ya ~LIe, fins or yor ‘ a for lay ere @7 orks earefitt, bred onai ’ Lo oan i! ition. a m *.% had ney -r Priday ry oll 4O> s 735.0390 erent Ic per | ling em 30¢. fam. Call Delmar 2795R ee ee ee F | ferred: state price Ros R male: setter pre) F1GS—For sale. “519 Onin ee: | WHITE ; cach, 2525 Belt. for win. | ; ached, but on sever been Ween 25,357 aaa ety ete o- nm : 3 * : ; 4 ; j . ‘ ; od Ox wads Pos Ty : — Ss - L. Cir] . ¥ i . LOCKS 1} “ - = -_- th 2 ve 3 al woes _—* s. or BPANU- For sale: Eilingtan i pwvas Wid Fresh ' iMrS-- For sale $534 Ftoe sg ote Of my ; bout fifty . JO nn . ay war rea 65 7 ; srip " t1Rey ” > : i bilety Out wt ere ase ‘ | On zt nm AC T@4 Smad. , Ny youns - Fee: 4 “ 5 q , fi ic us ; . = 7 ‘.4 + MUSICAL if @ cost, hew. $45 wa) Standard make 1 . Veare. ' i Vhone Ritereicle 14M) EO , Sta price. b 1qs ioe ah he s Mion Owen Furms ae rag Bt en a rake me. — thoroy } ‘ of the breeders of ev) po hits The me d t ations of Mon lay ey oe. 50u 6.2 Tm) seth. wnable Call merni pe ‘NOT Pane’ ry rea. | | 1UINEA a : Bina = moe SUD leti ea i Palmer Sparta 44 + Higneast quality. + a eae 4 ibred Poultry met Tuesda : tion applies aif) ed regula j sre Week ia ey ®. Sous ‘ a SAND - | 7 = . aes Beat . e Ji, fon rRaretta. Colfax ire 7, and mee; cali Sunday or evenings, san 5 peek (GUINEA }4GS8 Wa Rabiit« Weeks’ Otals 1G, 204.7 46 a Oe ox: * “a - : ; ’ . > i ‘ *\ aa wi os ; ‘ L 7S dead . ae =". ai 4 4 aig ur ale "> ~ i . 1? nonund e ue age Must welg OF saic, best. niga i; ; ee "J CAD : ‘ ‘ i The _ east i ock exe sa} oS Wtd.--Piang af or ae plite 1373.W ©. Phone | All S8-Note | nos OF over. Box F-16, P-D, (by izes. 129 Carson. rd Pog ei ket. ail) PULLUETS-—For gate - In compliance with the takes effect gs on new rule [| Prices were Stead gp Pacliet_og Classi: Jano, VOCa). aan oly 4 AYER PIANO Sf note Stand # Stein ray . mSBBtt BEd)! Naga Wra Male - , P] }* erguson “nd regs Bao et a i "he holcve Rhode * . mendation of the [: t d ree Olr- ~ e j Friday’ 2 close. ‘ mid as compared With Qa! ~~ SOPUlar: re sian ‘ mm ‘neluding ro an] ie" sard make 1 Be ih "Rcd Rett o. ‘a 1o~ roke, 3 to EEN eee yey tOPFOU AS ( iS [° Tf Bixee: on ——— ae WERe Be F “es . ; nite States Gov —— , Yational Can dy fasonabieg am 3 way Bien. $175. ~Minges, | Artola tne es $285) price, ‘et Hi if O11t ate descriptions, |g, . rh eC iETS—For sale f eS. ernment and mon tock andy con - al Agua 4 : a 329 5. Broadway, Sidne \ yO: ® . eee Oe ee ‘ bd . a Ir) ] 1} (dive ; ON $6 to Sita head ‘ " tho eSered > : a Lew readw ° if hae ked by t} . ‘ > " i 801d Steady . ‘ , »aees. 2 —“ . gap. ie cht) Kir } a! Pe eee ee ee 40 £.cx esti) j for ele 7 rs + KO0d sto k 9 ' : rhode isla: | o 60 ia Amer ve : r€ hw PORK } ane Tar Tr ; " ° a s4 4 vv | ; HER eaten PIAN« : Mor SF ‘¢ nbail aye: se } te i Wie White eres ! ra 2IT0 & re Al oy forties, ~~ 8 Read 4 ‘ Weare Tyite Jet iQO8 $1! ‘ can Poy —y os . ther : ! : if nat ional! — - j, Nyala * rs ; ie r - 108 ha, "e cewany. =r cheap —" fine. new ma Kingston ee OS ey aa : ° =| l‘elmar $7551. lohe . see oe nek ; a}} PiGGIE SOW IP a ’ a3] ISTS (etg2) BI | ] i rT. » o*"ee? Belt. Cac} . show will b lt: mI ASSO, ! tion, the or Southern selling - eb here Was 4 renev a) brough t $99 Ronds ite common . re «} , , ; ' ‘ Cast, 4 ry Pes Ata eee . s re : sella MK) Jan. site ( Saie, ¢ “ n ‘ a aa Vi Ss } See ta © ‘te ‘ : ‘ " “ue tte ‘ ‘ ; ' yn wrere ‘. Post. ys Dated dy Grand. 145A 8. | W ie eee 6% 363 s vo ald oe , ag ind ay . ap, ‘0920 Oak- cockere!. 2 es ple, rT i. whi 1, Show bie i conducted £8 2 ribbon & ‘urther de ine in TOCren market and | Showed a Bleady rar quoted and 80.0 Poe, lm. §=mando} oh. ee STE la 3 er Pore e Oy HITR Mick Wie — 2) | Pt pple | strain, $9 ‘s S} ioe 1) 8R0w, bu ese pr nad ‘ime In prices tog - | 5 ge. - ¢ q ti | ‘ > pp?! iZe ribbons Ww i r . eiling of? . >; “ Ade : iu? after / REGt’ A ; Preah + nents lon Ubu fy used;- Ise and up | am ere ee emnt Kingston eee ' » ods | — Write or call TIL «oid BF; spot cash Dy winner ° Hoston mere: s Prva. SF Of specia) ‘ ill be — © Si,.1BS for Diecast c" LAR SESSION ; J ; ‘ 2 - Oaned, §s ’ : ahi A®@olian Hial! ln ‘if? Luxe ‘ i ilve if? ° Be Ss He igrnont m ire " _ ; Aj design and u li t Points ne? ‘ : ‘ ec eT] wer or 34 ' ; (MING "i. err AT! : 0 LESSONS eo ee Na i ak i ae ) 165 | F POW isp ; Delmar 26005. | ~~———,. SILKiES —~) better th: quailty, and | + lower, the marker ; | USS . ota pata ST "Uni le? ig : TS ‘ee rhe : a! OF sale: ty : | me ——~ a. ' nan ; dein ‘ = . . Thiet a wetter | Music: a», bie 5 bome Oe 2 PANDY iittie Nurtgrn * : ra ee Re SD Se >> w | ON Ne call am OR, SALE mle: iales $. ; eek pure whit Se, & months | Pol 'T" ry : tee pe ' ‘ R ATS thing of the king ever ' and irom + Trade four bette: + Me a ‘ Hid 4 1 aE istny «as ' peries ©] jady ° » Ine Partave. fine for heginy ant Upright, fy! S48 * op eee MIRED. a PEIN NIN atin, tage ain 20° O Fall, ¥: females, $2 Win. M : 3 ° ‘4 . lor Sale, Japanese ee Offered ata sin ’ rallies of seVern Ces and there were Nat C8 -Arm Nat! ional oe ow Fpatec] iy. Box P. “Jpen : onls nde ah gc eed Star your ile & | ”% 4 month i LLIOAL ES Two good, well-bre i Pane ” . aiion sf, a urpay, ; , Pen reasonable. 6204 I ~—¥ a les. ro: ing ‘ In a hilar show. ,« losing at 3)? — points, with that deli. ery | | atte sek of Commerce = fe see "TB BCHIOgi 7 : 4 _ pag "* a ew FiUT Vy Uys it, BEYER'« Yah _ (O.5 6) 1} ] . | o reins ~ . ty. nmsan - “wg "he | re | | a PD } faueoe } a, SUSSEX - . it oe ty have Withdraw n, and this will | | Points 7 ark et oOpene | steady oy 4 at Pointe Alen 4a 1? ae . A 17 4 y veptior aI har rain hs %- OT) lition: o> @ é aes j . * Lost or ts rrie r, ‘| Odd “ ati . MU leary 4 oe PP PM Mo — sexy vente 71a e the ~ . > al) acd\ ance of “eciine ofr s - on Or. re Se . : , P ? ly) : : I. Post. eT) «(fas teri ‘ —s nahogany pase: W i} PRE HHT s pion bred, second to none lta] Bett “vs = {oa oF OF gale, bull 1 pre 4iZs Jove PU LL, HT S—bFor Sale Sf esi gger ae NNN tc ltrs ict) sg Louis show more at- - fo 10 points net 4 R + hea , and sold | Fulton [ron com ae Bye: 70 He - AY , oa , y Ce sfY) a] } ae usr a . 7.* .% heh he be P —_ the ord nay JeCferg Sé be a | Ss P ‘a ’ . ’ r ori afr — : ; ee Rings Preston 1904 (Mive uu mediately, Mr. uUrlitze) toe i BCAGLE HOUND — jor ie: teak 3 VUMs-—-For sale enor at ferson Bs. Ymouth ruck Ei ailets. ” 1 Ri IgBeX and . ve than ey er. over the aaa rade t buyine and > _ after K do tp iss ies rr i ‘e ° , wi . : , rae ‘ ! gh el . , > i ral jis ’ J We . ro or ted ‘3 of opae . Vere Sp) ii’ 2 y . ' . i { > + I r a | " ee 7 f . " . . the os] ee : V¢ PLAYER. iA? ) $12 ‘ ort £sg me Sta ndare se § vt} § ‘ 1] 'saeconade S . ~ left 261s Missa ir . e heaths ce D 3224 Tex AwSeX Cockere!} © officers Selec ted for this r Upported ti : 1 nie Gor ean wae readan Mo Portiand "ae a 100) : 54 sp er Ve case. SS noie: or “Teagan ' mMahoran or ‘ (8 oe, a {in ‘TAN ¢ ae ee a SF ig or le , SNOW | 51. She fay . “8. Dont ik 0 . ement . Cc. > } its, eva es “sa Fcate: Se mcve lta Tubes 114 elie so \ Hardman ; ey , thf) ules hy ya mB aes ifie ( months AtA Py “ae Sale, Se Q vilie ray WYANDOTT . are J. HI. Stoeppelman. . « fry January, hesrane: Decentber and | iy & Walker com ® ‘ on ain ie clay “ie 3} > 4 ie fan ix ‘ enewe . BO! ] . Coe ea See a ey yk ea ~~- ; stig CANA ° . ‘yy —_ ‘ hee EN mnt ai tubes Maho ae eS ie GLAS H ap ] Yvoming stock i i train): biggest’ fare sdotte. ur nesch, Secretary -treac-- oie. rigre . , ' Diaw ear 6(@Timis «6toOUCOPe Jabvhie 118, Cas] ! { : “ t tarde ‘i = iw iki eS na aria ty ss ° . ra collie: | hiwine IT] 4 eda)? Li ae ros Der —- VLU Miath \ ei own Shoe 4 . . n% : ; 7 ref r ai ‘yla to.% d 7 feel te \ Ke } TS Te ee Oe a ey | a cmbeoden I nian ei . if a 1} hk ltcure + ° ind ] ti { | i 3° ai, ahe “—s Ss aitig] var s ; eu ; on . 7 121 Morn. Cor Ox A-TS82, V's: ’NSDe te - ©Xcellent ton Sodio ae errr “s aol ; sutgke! . = I? nopian mn. 2UPPored to a OF the ilay ian ws (iranite- Rime sa 64 : Ndorf Schon}. 24-5 401. Frida rand § ee MR (4 + | eed KAN HAKES - Fo; PUPPIES—For sa) PULLETS —For sate on the fe..bt bY the peopie why kayo" Was | Hamilton-Breoe ie : : TIM ‘ nF wands ; Juniata, y even ; Fil! KRinRIiINe; uUprigii. ain mal ! | {) Down $210) ave wood a cheap - } Wi i] ny Sen) | a} o +4 Pr /er in the ~ . i” pr , Bs ~~! ! o. Wo] ie vapeons or money Ya Sain which wili — te ee how a. at ’ ? Mon: " ) L.A N HARES b Sale; two Kuf } j Or sale {'ojlte rol ; = " M41 St. | é 10W ¢ " ease i Ve : . me > . . , € ‘ sy - of : , ig nN ’ 7 , pi ' . ‘ oa "a Hhine 4 oe AR . Singing, eon S$) it? , EP apate! LE ta3.2 } a bucks peennin 3130 Nob ok hea n, , i 7 Ose. Peasonabl Dric: _ whtngd , + K ERELS b Or Bale, Silvar mncan 8eph, Mo., Dex » owe TT) . " . - ~~ hy out 150 noints sir =", raking a decline “ie $y nationa) Shoe ; ONmMon at meri WP DOIN tre artistic Perfection. 1 ~~ © heewe Pott} her jbiegyt Valiery ] 19 Oliy e St. 2 Ie ' (I rc H ARM) be, : ‘ CAs Ps | } iw? Disp. } Box } ~ surg, blue ribbon *truin , P Slia eed har ‘ of entry fee e vay . ie reduction la overnment 's crop eat a pub Cation or! i yy meme Telephone ee at a; * nt; : Write ft : nt ‘ Bilis. | [tit i? . , y . ©) at rig ij / os j 0} ad $1 “0 ‘ Sale: 4 ina 7? he Bi i ’ ; Cc (py * "r> Juni i @ Ss lor 8 le - . ae ' say . ‘iMate aa? 7... o nN Sloe prefe . or terms: ; Mitced. Some al 4 £906 sNape-and guar. | (*») ahead 50 pair: good stock - ats Or sal \ red VRERELS— ata./e) r INn-ie specime f . Tues. | 1N tred at 971 ; Cedg nl Altiios? , : ‘ eno el © | » inonthye ld: . @t ef sai $6, CU) horn Driller s. 4 7] dn OTLA, Whit e leg - from $1 to 50 cents a i . ‘ ly ing then stube! de j aom i Siam Lac! ‘ ank of Commerce at Li@s NNERS fae, Onm 25-0: «i, — i ana rp ° ACHINES L~isLAHIAN Jy » hes ; Ferguson, Mo Whe +i vg "). Klufer hens, iweu Te a ‘Cd pullets and fror » 4 an for pens | arket rallied in the tare » ewhat and the lo Fiy ‘ede Gas Se at ga ° : Mian: le lin ” ’ Violin : AVE j * , (C7) ' . | Pe Nt . {AitkKsS nor Spies »? 7 _— - PISS ari | avid »?. ] P, ° ' Irv soe layine 1 $3 1Oo $2 sho ] 1 (rad e bry vir la si radtr I= on d t ' +i) & Wail ner cn ¢ 3S qua rt« Futtar; resulta go ant, GE ER EIANO Wii geli iy th BARG AINS in tati ; and bucks; 83 pair at ee eeding doe: ! VUPS-—For s - ae ain POULTRY seit, ra heavie ‘Should bring out the] Repose ME 82d covering a mImOm at 105 ' oT - ¢ 9 a Y¢ - ’ — if j ; * . tik “ ie ‘ ie . - - . } uv; "“Ojne ote ) . tie iTie¢ 7 I . Ss iF 4 { . = > rts , hed. ra ef pe famous Gibson Perna Ks ed oth "1a Tor gira Cash: don't an. | | : ___ sae le Orda. one hines and Slightly l@fere.] }y rek Wily nt es Iriliis 108s ‘ MOws tt Triake root 9 ta D, anq Lrow sy ( ‘ali Sunday Or a” ben a Dure- bred poultry. . st entry for 7 >» @ars. Pupthen pA fram the Koods ¢ rade iThlica tea Reet ~ —@ OP icash, 3125 @ “Jeften Mer K-12. post tie” aso. or go dav, | BARG AiNa i ‘eV eral sed P (65) i GIAN HARES-—Fop . 7 =eetremr, | 0d Pomerenians. 3461 x. Gran mew. import. Riverside .g:'o, : mm. 582 Neosho: Owing to the increas i te | Port of Spanish intr Mills, owing tu ihe re ‘Butter, Eg 8 an 7 i , : Ditnaie —_—" bia Victo "e “Sed machi : ine Ie ‘ Sadie: M’4Ve gone Ft | - ' : — “ry : . ‘ “Te oe inleras . re Po. * uenza Maneh ultry’ 44 | ‘* ° I ‘ ‘ 4 . , l@s: { liz } igi #)) hz res “ovr ! i Vi i eae ae > i mp iS iP 1 f ‘mar & ‘ , . . . t r por Land t hy: ih, arie este ‘ _MUSICA od thnk . a4 fu iy an £uarantec. and i MSO: [(Nhesme 2) en: — ane t) mY) y rlar — ‘ grein, out and "Tor bys «% es °, Nadie ery “ight Pea scapes I, iff prin F 4 aieé, Sea vera thr, CG) : i d mand for pet st k x eadin ] iat ne encourag! ne wa r “whles nd Pou ' EMPLOYMENT » Player | nN inal aranteed — 8¥-note | incluced ’ Sed ‘oid on eaay ter ” cae "LOT, id Farm, Overland, Mo i bet — et Seen KAS Wa, e: ear _PXe mnt eon bingtons. $1.50 each: ot, ack tin larly rabbits t} ACK, Particu- 5 f° Procrastination an : os dete ad NOT , ote | Sa “SNURAUY Cusge I") oy I Mic eq, Shu ttin - "TINS: re ords AG » By Hi A R Rx ° —_.? ved? ‘ veLtore izZ. ‘ mlah (“g}} cry onal re er si: some la i 8, ie Stat . Pp RVGOCSs ut thae , Hong uvers ¢ | U E Q: dD AN] Buy this i. fain: 3» rt ° ui Size. 10 Olive ser | ANNO any Mini . ' ANS } or gale finn SS an ain 2525 Reels Ying. ) oultry Boare ‘Hai prices were e et ; 0 a 10tations eS esta ORCH his’ ith and | PON TATS REY Bee's . o music. Co., CHeOAD : ‘ship nywher 7 tsne sto¢! PUPS —jro , Cy ey 1) la8 decided t ial ry tirmily held nd terminal represent so fons unio 7 RA For Ji ant Loeust. 4 ott &, ¢) anywhere: bucks p io : f Are, herourhbre : GEONS AND rs A ati 0 nia! Xe n ~~ : , . Prices obtained b te ; n ‘ all P o. GBKRLOUAS Wie ie) 7i to igs} 0: prize VCHR Ht Bttye] lNiale figal} LOD ey ale amd f | BIRDS : iis department Her, hanta, Ord y COM Miasio: Chester rrand 5485 rR ; cM i ALL oa! ’ ag) ote "sv | id Be Noxran) ; bite soa% 4 VWinnes Albe : . | 1} price oieed at: ati Pe ‘ ' S i Speci al f os 2 hie ers and @xtr . ‘Oa C& NM) er-piy : Kalr at - baa. ike me “. 4451 Warne vert Raw box o8, J reasonable Cc . . eature of ¢} iO. ® fancy stor 3 idl” eso ia, Plativ Aes +. 5 . ita! er % : Ow: bhar- arne , id w ardeville 1) : ‘ | -ANARII @ Beso wings vt ie 1818 Or«K ~ : derful \ ra 4 : , is.) wor { - “ rons, ga pa 7} i] Hil.. n “ | OF VW ~~. . exh Pyi_ w tere tit l fide -WOoORDSs WY) ‘alone i . ; : miley Stated MY S1 A tan H tii limps Hiei tit.\ » i” >}. S. ror sate PLOT ee ’ Wwe Es rs) \ In Dremste; trary. nyse rad 06. al emaies: rite bh tion, The re «tJ leo will be : ire . e ork Curb Cl . EGGS Fresh firsts 44 »* write music and wi, RA SONG House Pen eeageee ONR OY’ S iThe | -St4 pain: tor 1 (cb) | > CCnk does, breeding age. hn,ue 4: \OUHs: | 4 Ul’ PiES--For sale ~ CANARIFS Missourt Sauab c And partment. “a pigeon de- | - ose ) Jens, é “+ returned Cages tance; submit nt Dub) ta} WW Oi = et rearantees All Its p : ~ | _ OPds. Vek ntine’s, ids de UINes and re and color: pedigreed, Bric gee, ine Stock Call before 3 ga *. (OX terriers; reasonable Vet ES Wta.—aill_ kj nd , RL Rape BUTTER— , . iS i % - ve . le 1OS oe co nl . 7 ‘ : >; oe ‘ ae —— e o) > (3; ti j : : © eo ria . “ps ° My Pee ehad ih \ rit a ? w tye re Ss; \ - . ate off . ~—— rte) " _ ~ — 7 "alain t “heeter "Mua : Pind, love ‘Jo ; 7 . ; (eT CASH p id \ rr ae Pine ss Coty ish, PAd, AN HAHiES— EF ead ated “€:8°)-{ im , ss e104 N.Y: th. Coqn Sa ph foes: 6 Oar] ne le stan see Nor aaie Wi) r) al | ip TUNI ae aro, ga. Player Hboug! t a Vepr a . ’ elaNaa! ‘ (i,jVvea ee ‘ vt ah Cail ary where 'o hines nore hes yi cf ‘d ae . red Due KS, FP) ty ‘ * Aes TT /. me. head. La } ré, &- Ba terri is _R —erside ‘HY, oon” pale, een Mout tain this Vvear and help maint: i MINES 01 KO, ie X host-I) Sion! , ~ eas nionthity “s Our! Dian or 4a re et } ‘ ‘PAL, = —j im = lie im ) cieegeemaag ; *PIES et , . 27 1 » ; ” - or Fale: s a ee pene br . " Standard ‘ ” a red . in (> UPNE} ; ie.) pate y nal pric » _ Dis Pho T} Ok Taph: me ( hear | "2 w! , —e ; Yreeding are - tam j - Me = Sa ©. ~ Choroughh) ee, Ls . OK "A819 Ii liana’ n° . ingers: fe0d Ir ed poultry, | : u- et. . Senecio Rid. Asked } he seed Special, ‘ al Be - Z 0. 3g, . ms ai And- repairer. SOIGA , ONOV} : RR sna. ogan) Uprig: e177 Yen!) jan H » ig Tene ba rma i: a ana = (Jrove: Let? fester ay. Webste: $-, poo Ro pe . Cnampion odd), fn one oy CANAR Y Bi RID a 3 and thereby oe and pet stoc Ik. ; ie Lode, - “ te owe, 26h. .- ‘t a We . beakers’ rs — - : 4 modern Cas rr 4 s , iis ix 7) 4 _— Peat e+ saa | Migs ee ; . ae ! ium eize rj m ng boi “ms x 39 Dal (sIAN Vea oC) : coe : - ‘a wV. { Aree, a! s NGerfyl e ane irself. An one r ; ° : avy 1: NIN J repairing one "egy — ( go Valle Cash - mont? i Lia The . Alii , bse vN I) ainond Lise Pheor, ie Cer) we ing HAKIE Mor Sait CoO ine , — . 2s } ies For Sule: wJ* f2 ¢ q* AN >] t. nger [ niform free Chen —. and lu ne ty ] over . FOC LTRY Fowls. 4 bow und ebb l,: Sidne; SF ee , ’ m- ory, man, ; LONER OY 'S (Thy + : i) Payinent a ay.: Mis dirds, names pl: oldfn - o., | LUPKev@ (he be ne, Sic; pretions: ‘ pT, ining Nias ( ; - om i Tr wive watt ss i, " ‘ sav al | iC.) Aorud, (y] 4‘ if Vit} ne > beet ee ee. ANAI y Ri > eal Rose On e¢ a7 Lp | aa ~ 1 . Penne. lfc: old A TH USES \ , = -UNING, war: . ‘ _ perl casi alance within. paps to GRAFONOL A For « a (CH) | ht j m. to 8:30 pn. on We shin evasukae’. * @. ers: also femaies 180] a} lara ntee:| Sing ‘ ould make the Twe ee AINiev Darragh , , 1-16 9-16 ns $350 Young guineas, |} a. Per dor hite. 1729 C lie, ruaranteed. 7 , 2 A 2° hoet ay ier pateh ~fiit} OT) ,eny or is druit. ral reat ’ 110 OAK : With res ¥ so ae ‘ if 4 N HARES iy ss y yr Write Natior a ; ug . ‘ Ny ey Wt Te: Cai? ‘ ANARHIIFS . Laf; iVette. (ce) Annu: a] Mis . we nt V- -SIxth Mae A, _— idl. 49 4" over, $" y oy My pounds aod nd 149, 4-4-Ormia. Victor one Esupply outsige . (1) Proadwa, ; cn Wes Og 91k Rufus reds Rel gi ning HH uti pedereed Jlive : NOM e112 cint amon sap aie, male and femaie t} sour! State p Oultry Shon > ba 2 (0, Sei v2 +4 CHEESE — [er Do i y . ne . are iOWGs “ith 5 , . : 18 sella 2 aa by by oe are (ruide » Paty feta a (90) 4 Canaries, 2212 - “180 @ OUtStan " ,’ Mason \'; "its oF Oee4 }! ew foe en oe As, und: orther OER no r & si IN. 260575 oe Ts _ feos and instrumenre. writs Ph Png GRAKONOLA FOr Bale: (ols cr *o00d, Mo Rabi l Brune, Man’. ye ici eg a ate Flemish aon CANARIFS— For sale, St. a Merame Piease a ae show in its histor, Mother ee eee es “Re io ses ‘See. » tear long mae Roe. ae 4eeek ‘'r fun ‘a ikea nk n av. 4 0 € ATRaAits dé. }’! 6c’ ry, . ‘it- , records. $17 4) hr oe ' ue aril la : a nad $1.) —s 4 rT } ° : Pn iv red ree +2 oy Ja. the . ‘ 0 nniOo lers, pt Ire } oF. ndreasber ar bs ‘ pp! YV or pre , : wy © § Wir 7 — ees A 71 -- “ ° _ ‘ . . Wes prints 2b * ihe tts. Tepe 4 Pine st. Ao. ft) & Pier) ue , » HYTASS Drea], Per « é ; ‘ LAMA YN { >. re f : 1» , ae. ‘ 12 \S ve} yellow f ey x ro). ‘ mf mM ae a] Sng ; ee ager. ; * 4a " LA — ! ment Tet, ¢ ‘entral 151 and ref ® HERE eX ce ee russ, furniture, tra larme selene Kor sale: pedigres ai s—For gale: Kiem sh G aoe ful females, 58274 “Gale "loin —_ beauti- ©rosby, “ASsistant se , ist to ed Ray Nereuies : ’ "6 ae, all inferior euaiinn” No - 1, 4c. Brick. 30, NO; S an exe ; w) | GRAFU Pom 82 pein ted. tested breeders ni some 12 noun Tr thse lant does: | . riliian al “vent Secret; st thee eees , 4 Thiel PR RT piano tun; —aenetins j hareain ay ; excelient ss nee wines "4 ARON, Sligbrly, used Gaz 7 = fron $2 pair UD Rien ion bDreade / vYoung . — f 1) Ie; pedigreed WKH] Bets , an ARI Ks Guaranteed tair. (]rove M iry, Moun- wt; J0e Lead . Rs 4% PIGEONS, AND MOL B oo auia itin aw? thy ik. fy “ae > ike ney and the : ‘ ys - a res oat 7 ban wei} gt a : a sid OmUMpla for breeders’ instruct “ N Th: h Kiatrifts. Senij RARHKITS For sala: ‘ . ¥ a %, Baines rR. $4 $3 om, Afidr reashbunbas roll > - QO. veever Kine of Ari« . . 1¢ 1° The Der dozen equabs. 4 S— I. ive Pigeons n | T ee ~s K nble, “4ha3 “Pan ane Bis euarariteod ny ae Oak Case only £10) Boxlev, wi Olive sy mg bargain. 1 tard A tabbitry { rite +k oun Lin Hlart- each few Rel pi in, | 1931 ¢ e Old: 650 King’ 8 Hig: ‘Wav soul peematen cheap. 11:33 Other Poultry Sh emi Ning, BUM: 006. ia veecee : ‘ot, a | 3S wy ES to it? dozen) “bod nomers (Li a Simar 27TH > “¢ Stennnee US, WTth an ' ' = ( roms) Ly ie — ar. St. efoy) FRA Beh] Smt aw" ‘enrose eas ot a ah * SDOTWS., Mo Ph x¥Xtension Tee ~'4 22 pounds 4% ° ° de l MERT 4:1; 4! PEBEL Piano! and Locust, (37) — a han ahaa bor sale, $14. : IGIAN HARES—For sale a? | “ererseTS —Kor sale: cali | $- VANARIES Xin e Laclede S721 Lhe Heart of 4 Tono Mining 1% ii, | SA NO4GR4 ¥4.2 Der dozen: do Vee OS 10 ad J IPMANO Tliner ais iM Dole }? liane. . recors 1 > “+ Lt Machine Sth fis ted rr, RY eS a ; pedi ereed T?1,5 ann 411 today. e det. ] ss kt . gers and f--n j —- >! 4 Mericg n P ae ta iig : * . : ‘ phan, at $2482.25: Pounds - Slectric pinnae - d re pairing: Day rase ; ell SA-note musi eo mahogan 700 y OOS East Park ay Delmar. Tight: Mane beta w0e8, Bo0d stock price | RABRITS oot sae ey = ins — 3 seek, Cheap, Cc als a 2 Fegan Pigeon and Pet a @ Oultry, | United Verde | as © 2% SQuahs, $1.54 — common tive ~ @l- for a a a TeCpalire, 7) main at the . a Sic, art ereat ba: ee Qs it ie. renester — Lock war. : ~e Pes = Mor en! edigr g8. ar Evy . a 4 Sun Q@y or , ~ OLOCK Sho ’ = us 5S VEAI . te ‘ CoInntan, _Sidne yano, H ken » ZU i iJ] at ites ohce: easy terms GREAT bargains oftered r Ve See ik Dlocks sout! woe moon Oa _ Beleian does » ak dons rie wal oe wus Reds, | CANARIES— fp aie - held in the COnvention } ay Will be a MOTORS, ve per pound. jas to a ~ —— pounds at : ine, Ji4t: is AL ‘* 4 : s : tee]. «tana ; Ou Use. Luaran Ve urPLePr POVer : t2 *Tisco RAF iPS ‘ 1k ” ) (Jaxin» ein -_ ‘or e: singine . . onc : ; ‘ lg at K fevrolet Sheen ° pounds at is , bid p ie RT stor 52 E> ic LAY E R PIA Ni) ; 1c’.9) t san ‘ara Make phonog . rR ' tt Kar s@} \ : ive, $4. “4 ‘Mabl Eing “Dirds that Sas { ity all ofr ” . an- i ary Yt - ‘ wWoOrore o* ie 3900, Victor =e Prades oe onthly "| oe * eo P bala Alice Pine * = ’ iif] refused. 17; Caer at a.! Hil} O19 \ “Try sglley I any evening . Ralph Marker . : eslO North si eda, rérned es. ie alsa parrot tf. Cages. Section, a re] ow: WW ‘ the poultry Smith Motors ot 3a ’ otetables. a ee ce : MN lane £170) . ihe, ’ Pot isig LAH or «nla , " . : MASt Sf Lavi ; ] 4 Hi’ x Bi we very@! cre (“g}} ” . we Ship ie e 4 ' . ° . Hlar , : : = 7-1 “Ss WANTED , “yy this rn net 4 ‘ dL ; | \n exe ilenf bargain Briwh: chean. » Ate ee; O08 adie POOnY a a ft tor Sidhe. Aby siniar ag - hed ae ; i] , as De iRiag Hare. Ruofy 4 rafe rel‘able. oot ag every ay: , OTe@s! avenue is ge0 ris, ~ 434 | INDI STRIALS, : vaca in ‘Idaho rura’ tr! Bry if | hinchada Hos ry ont! j 10ma V-Pr ie ta! - COME om Cash Dey DN On vi ny gh nn, a sia ‘ ‘40 371 R oS line " ee Cant bh Ieks and d ting Re. 2. 7228 Ee 1 O'live eae Nat lona!] Pee ra bbit and ca vy . retary of the Avrina Exploa! ee ' deliv ered nesta Th rural and burbent s is tte an Paya Cas) . ang ; "ha me A j z. { ‘¢) : vil ! tie ; ara’ . . ' ru WR ? ? ° _ e1e@Nn ‘ : ' . > ’ . 3 4 ‘ ’ ? te tial Nt \\ tl] a spor vay, . ine AY maak (eT) men’s samp sya } m1 3a le, >" cheap cates val ‘ fos Gar Neap. A Mae dingy nae re re onthe Mii4 ‘pe kOPS anil ') . gon isp } PARE «¢ YT’ " Or ale on en Cilation wil] Zive v g) © litry Asso pelt. *r) Siee! aw? oR pam al, white onions, ” at Pow 3 delivered: . bP er, . . ’ i ‘ " P a » ij al i? ¢ — en - 7 . . i ¥ 4 ( pre = Sorina ~ ’ ‘ & ie. \ ' : ‘ ever vy. " , . t . : —2 Mrs: Clark. 38: cash, min: fine enough f. ae. wonderful bur- | * to 5 p,m. x2g Mo tos OCR days, | Tz; L —— RABBITS. . ro se J. J. Hoegetmeter ‘1ar*%1% monthe olq. | Dec. 10 1Ow in that citv' Kras =O? (Om 1G “ TOMATO “Home. grow ; Noo | ; bevinned- ~ . 3 Libs Olfy haf origina} oat rT any home: ata bout PHO. R nras Py t. For sal, young , ‘ i; ior gal VM) Fle - ni... : PAR? re er. tig Provenchere to ® « (* i] D : re Sre a> éh, for beast. We 2 Oc for « teup , 4 ta $i? 2; x }° er, T, PD ‘ . Nut be re sonal Ha! Trey om : St; Sinall terns Aw } \NOMe Al’ ror Kale Mrs. Danforad - a ° 4, ale: al Sunda oS 208. ° nuset Ze Wire rhe , 1» ta age wiOTS Mexje- - re. ©’ Mal in vem . = arra. A’ of ike Yor pado **# es 5 5, CARRAG F. i at O« . ‘ ’ Sir) 1%, : iive et. 4 Ollan 4 cas n " ‘ Pu. . , $%> iY la} o ! j >, . = M4, lhomas Sts +; . an . ia? } : . re ter ‘ i (lian. 13S! r le R Nargwain ee ee “aN age 08 rales, ‘ 2 mn ‘ nr Ww? i g {. , e@eeees ‘ a ulk Maeties a ia a a MMAYER-PLANG ne (cS) | ker PPMRd new. $50." 1858 North Me Rock rd.. or Clayton 2oajy) oo 3t- Char! er ww _S. Broadway, pi tional- Pet mene: We. ants “ry where dee The [linc ive information 7 ee TO of! i eee seed, $354240 per wo fen pode , g org = , - “ a I ca _ ; i i : oe *e 4 as V\isfi] re y ? ‘ ‘ ( ; YT *? “ ay by ” ij . P ; rT] **ae . , . 4 ‘ Write p J , pe righ Plans f x “tadiner. le ~“ Or raie lLahor: any th i ® (OLLIE Mirch “eg wi gates, ru P4a1e, Ne wo Fe . . Miy- L$ Oln ot. sy ANOS State e ¢ ‘ ' Ss ieee oO ee 14 *. pg he ALL. lar ba mF Kraut t k sce: . NAltian . 9 4aiso A gy ; ’ w i!’ Ho: iv : ror sale . Rite Bias? cde « 4 foO Ae d Kea PIiCIHONs . (my, +3} yu! try s . Submarin ‘ 4 atom j rood . ‘ i }r ile ( ld § v ve ) n Will } } me Fx 4 } CLCUW yr a ovr leu) pP -D tarefy)| use > Se | 64 tions: nae ' as ; tA fi kor “a lis *,. r Stor kk eepy. o apy j ° i h, South: ort ™ era \ ] Pry) ’ . For Sale: Carne . 5 me e held at e* . OW se a . ake mi 1 : - BE s- lame. Rrow ni. 1. 5 ove “i i iA NG \Vera j ; . Sescomnll ray immediately. if fine cond itfen: - jah a ;, \ ic tro] a sty le, worth $13: 7 a $45. hog: vt u“ inner at Chi on, tye > Mat ron: first pri = { M Ik rizse. {449 Holts 4 , ‘Months 0! Sido iT. Pea thers‘e})). a a rm +e pairs 1 1 1 9 { q . u rhe? nda! hn Jai @ « . Weeia’ ns be lim 5-18 going fr socal HAC ARO Ip) ; Mec : ‘ ae ae woe - ’ i }er : ° si y ? , ‘ De q’ I wees. § TE at Film see - E Pi ~~ or Renton yor > 4 S], Poasr-Lric =) Fountain. yr BoMeEebOd, — ‘ A money maker ; RABBITS—For enia : ‘ee ‘GLONS Mop yg P a I, Darrow, Wrirh?t +. i «? - CKLING ONIONS YER TAS TE al PLAYER — For 8: I | PHONOGRAP] . —; Will make Pry Jitter of airdale does, J athe, fv lemish and leleiat nigeons ‘le: tumblers, = eac} Il., can ", O'Fallon might Martin 1. : at G4@Tc per pound: ——Bome- , ANT) Wire ; nero “Rote a! int toa se}) Si “oma . i Mor Sale: with Seren ' ’ F000 hint With lite) VUbs , Binh ~ 19 months ali e= sae rn an ae Saba ns, $1 Pach. eb 8 ‘ ach; hey ‘ ‘4 “ ever a’ hi . Uu inform; tj INDE PE 1% . Michigan was) d. , j ‘ IT Jo aisthia.. j by Haid . hope lard om: ke UNdaV be ore 4 ‘ : : a. SO hl aie ger uck, one Flemish ag rs New Zea quick; hee donee Fantails; w rite or call ‘ork Bond Sales. Nacthenume iI Cote ees ;, } * ah bunches Home-grown, 20@25c per desen si . . 3} Ty = “> 9) 1? {"ornmy? 7 . lv. lar at sft. le. a} ' » . 1) © mer »1 a . an LiiKiT - AT if : . vo emis) yt ’ ” at : ii i va Ime ; ; i ‘ mons, Ha I to ") . a ‘ . : eS ry =5 2 > pet | a Re Limits ea, Mun ey... HI pet or Take cluding records Fey aa Sew: . $10. in Se : I, Wood non Ham epttine cast i. ne mm . hutches: chear, PIGEONS- Ne ankes tnce ifin, 2114 Olive. ‘then LID, @%e An mulnee ef. “ites 48 ny | concn ee Home-grown. °0@ 250 eer ig rT if 14g ; o. chee —e ‘as ‘ tt ry ‘ a . . ’ 5 : ’ 7 ‘ . y » ‘call , hy ‘OY ie rrvapry } ; — ‘ , } uy . ti) ’ g. | a hel Vid in Viol js Perms }) prea tks ‘ ‘ ‘ ilen argain po aida? . S€ ii ad .rect io cons mers rt j oy os Raise ex ra I fs one = 2 | x 4) ‘ag ’ 1 ' a : Oe vege . Z hthe € f Cy! PAW muse aed ifigz. Wa Ow 3 .? dp) (1907 . (cs 7% Midwent On ns . — r Si = ’ Home. BA Manchonta. | 2eaP Grand ia. ume’? House ‘at se ument. ONROY' retain ed. large cabinet phonograt i ‘S25 “sae 1G Ethel as mood | One. rufus red doe, 2. menthn eae: £5: ; PIGEONS — Foe mic 3 M. 1401 Hogan, yoo Marine fe : at (©% — tee { Q2 942400. crown. peck baskets S= . ‘ i) 1100 © ie ha tUalral tees Al) lis i, te ters gich $05. c*Vveral] «t ; $); i gy3n: { er? A NID fiom: For ral uy i rertst ered bred lo - . £10 att: uf @ . Teffare, on av Omer; fine birds. al Pade | a Chi azo (Ww de ar 100 Mi. lens ‘Efe. é' 1 1% ENDIVE ~ Home. crown. 10@? ii be Se I Ale: (lonr 1 . aT Pi, AYR (ORT | nee a ateed bal bert tonds mt wwe ee Chester roas 4 ] ay? kay Se a ei 1 Man _ ‘ Wi i p ee 2 : figzian hares f “ - “es : Pyare ain ee “ate x4 Own ‘ or taliwar. 4 . ‘ ve. X , ae (sit ' a” ‘4 s —_ 4 a rites ferstecic. tj -ornets, alto . Ae pes! makes Vhis player 1s one of the | Will eli cheap 1414 Franklin, wn | COWSR For gy! mas rarnificent nedigreed FP atua oH J furnish ot equ “For Saie. or will trade for | 2.660 Were On 40 ‘ ae rr bun SLED Home-grown, 10¢ per doten APS. Uninles. banjo an.) ons mandoliaeaTER. py icy} }ALKING MACHINE—For sale” Lark | and buggy. | 6201 Otiy ences. Chickens! Age torte and buy all vou raire at ae tt! inane ee Lafayette gata 2000 Ly. & w. g2® | chan 2, eee STANDARD ‘eg “| MUSTARD ent. 1601 Hine S Sute, 85 to ss Tine sta: ndard Her sale; beautiful 88-note: | acre t Very cheap ‘3673 Cook, OMe | any 4478R ve St read. | Cab-| | teeeteets pound. Send dime for bréece? } 2 han eet fale. ch 35¢ pall 208) Interan: “7 RN fe: eS Oe ie “1 Oaks, per bushel box LSeeNe— Home-growa, i aa time aan nake Situs a = | | struction " "rank breeder's: or exchang tos ir and up, : bero 41 be! - 2m f'0-Am. Oil Co | ‘Le Sie , , heap. SS rolls mit . 500d Condition: set] ; TAL RING MACHINE- For Sale 1735 .UW--For sale fane - Ri dge St, I oon i rank A. Cros & 6453 sl rifle “ado Ww it hnelt ‘ : 1, 000 - iberty 2 ty ated ek. at 54% Atlantic Refi he ~ aia ; i ALE Home grown. i 1@6 rollin 1G pan, ft tade. old Martin, Bet bargain in de ‘| bench and scarf; big. |..C°™D pi.. 1 block of Kaston ae mee: months; also a H, lat versey. Yresh in two ELEY ours. Mo.: Hadiamont car. (cf) P —o AONS—For sale; fi n 1] } , 4.000 7 4 wy ree at tea 18 Horne-Servy oe ' etal otig ” | 2OX loose C@10c per bushel : toa ls rminktin ” ~ Lite “age est, OURS, ( ee ae ene; ali d Olstetn. 245A) ; ee! 5S “oING ont Sato , ching: var: Fare, Se. @ colors: rar. J 7 . ‘en ral 6a ; at I - om riser ('o . : ~ : a. ‘Y.. 2d floor; GME or Sunday S073 Demag inday | *SLAING MA HINE—-For sale: hornieas. | na rtoard av.. heap. Cat) akians, Rufue Red, Flemish RAGS ae > ho 1871 Madison. 3000 ¢ ; “hica'go a ee at 04 | Cckeye Pipe Line Ce... “ar = ts aon Home-grows, 10@150 per 7 AR. Vor sale. bigi, 7 ANOS For saie. o5 and : ! 27100 £ize, ith records, 0 leavj ng. " -e4) }COW—For sale ara ie oe . anytime ‘417. Virg nin. a lak HONS For sale. selling out riz © 000 Foreign Bee Be * ©" **eeece ee Bee a er out mine, Coe... eer ite LETTUCE—H fe Washburn ‘nai krade: ukelele, | sii ppianos in ‘our exchange te -. buys upright (zel av ; wer rerrile, $110 Ulin Ces it, miker, | SOW—For pate. o a oe wnetiah bo¥ters; fine carneaux, 1008 > 000 - Lf Central Ae | at TY Contines et a —e ae “a i box loose Ome-STOWR, 40¢ to 5éc per ifre ae 6 '*n't ft. ‘ a“ ‘ _ & draf ted. » Stan lar | , ni some of th T Al, } “ ~ ’ Oo. . sil ute Kear abictet a: ee ‘ hi en Digs 94 > : \ mn on 5 j 4 ay. ‘ _ at 4 “rr a] ( il ‘ ‘o. . e > Ofax dg . o nakes in { . € SING MACHIN»E r Pe & USON, Arsena : ” ~ *Mtral 6s Crese "~w KONLRA : BC” ROLIS : Ss, mo interest, the jot; reasonable | hogany. sacrifice for rs me arAe In? For sale = ‘2 FOODLES Wor aia 3 . PIGRONS —For vale. f ' 7c Angio be at 94 ( seecent Pipe line « a 43 = | dozen ey Home-grown. 40c per — ie “ule TA ~—— . Y, .STER N & 7) - i ords 4121 ida ; ; $ {): Pla’ * A)] rec. aie> vollry are Fr \” qs Ir 1j ina ; Sa 16, ‘+ We@KS old HOO homer one ve? ‘ entra!) Le +} ee 3 at an ‘umberland Ff ine Li Bm 'N RAD Ch or $2 for the tor” aiiete. mad AYER.) PIA » 12th and Olive ste (el) 7 meee stand. DUGS---For sale. 2? your pe ———eeale *. toe oo eo. 4 3.000 Canadian (1 on) pe at 4 wureka Pipe Line ! 0 140 Der a ome. sTown. tips, ec to Ee le F¢) . : ° 7 ASS, 3 4 N¢« a . | AIL.KING M AC} ; rabbit ' ‘ = J tig, ‘OSton biz] i Salis 7) on r ’ ) ' ‘ Galena 3 e I ¢ =f 1%) “Ti un lo ong white Mor male emonst or sale. used on a , Ny {INE For nale me —s i dog ee Sle Wii and Pi 7) : = + Aris ts -at MHI- ara ni €'o. com a> RUTABA(C : 1c rt high lass: large y rators in our s} ly as { Stvie oak fini sh: fi : abinet 1) : rom ing, iMsMONS--Por gs le. - | Dh Oo - pfa ‘ fd A ae in bulk +t ‘ i ar ; : : : om i , . So 4 ion: > ~ oy. “or = | , ‘ _ arne@aruy r . . Liberty ant : . at G7 tie - Po'rnds $150 per 100 ; Od at once R mird to one-half oWwroom, al one bar ” n ondition; $22.50: | CM r— Fh Sab 6 \ired i J f . ind pouter . . mo das res, 1¢ : 8 wh Tt] a = 1"! bth 1! : Bagh. ; ‘ ; * ox A Ibsirume . aly the or iginal ie i CAIN, ne 41 We ‘2 fora ~—— Ga! e. pedigreed ~— | ‘ you ngntors: moatad on 1000 | l_ibe ‘ : ‘ o sino De lAt ai . ia? a4 - PE “VINent is " prices: e ach r ; P27 webbed Pal ‘ : "= 4 bic , an mr AOvUNntaAin a - + Dairs 405 . - rty 4% s Sd -- at 100 I Ind n > it | ory . LSIFY Hom . . Ie Tr ge ‘ ci Uarantead fo 1 TAI KING \ - - ‘ i } fax ow. S \ »,000 R: bher 4 a é i P diana } ine ] ine (“a budet doze ae ¢ grown. 20@2 c , : a } i iam t “ — . ; eat: een ble ‘ r ve ars: no 4 nm r MAC aa ria i For sale r . j Loe ie I" " : - ae hee / ) “Se x Tr ; me on } ae ** af 94 9° at Tr QQ) “ irs r Wine a per ach 1 “= aie, 130 4. -. ~ 4aole tering. ho — » Hew tied in Or Sale: black ‘ tEONS- For ¢ - —).00 } ’ ese anmit Co ” rh militias ; ; ‘4 tng rolls lt os 4 TRY * 2 EES U.. W2th and Olive ef 1 | aratnal et acinet style, « heap for cash to58 A180 other dogs : Sh ‘A 4 en, One| a Solid anate ,¢ alr. 428 Dek Went ink. $1.50 Der | ©. 000 Liberty ml, His ll : ~ oan New ¥ ork Transit Co ! Ow T ‘ nn. Mex. Fk ne! ty grown bueh ' UD bo §] wee ~*~ 4 eXcellent tharea; , 875 cas , cords; will sell far | LAMB — hy) , Pach: 2n " BUX, A ty “ADerty 41 at 96 er oe iel “4 : SUuUInMmer sm } . el Doxees Mv 15 gnome ke e eat? MON th), , » VATRain. r ash qs) Cash, including 12 — pa bey . ier i" 49) Sid] lé one CeQ)]) 3 ae 5 ; . = « ‘ Vol Ing nglish Donter Fi ws B > , 40 ] airie qi] an Cig pin 2 | asin, Ne to . | ENGRN MUSIC Dinpt, MES in music tree fetited,. Bench and | 89ta av. = Regerds: S201 Miane- | _tiful: cheap: leaving g city. pete Fy se ANCONA | #1 bird un: sew them at 4251 Connecticut. | ome Taree Id Aten 7 af ye 2) Prairie Pipe Lins Co. aha 06 | greens) ty, PRANS—-Home-xrown. + c Vio IN “th and Olive sim Wem That Guarantee ,,, CONROY’S (The | VICTROLA For ale "| DOG—KFor pale ane 3} COCK FER rt o ae rain, | PIGBONG—Fer sale Releitim red ~~ | SOON Liberte ea" oe it x41. | Solar Refining co aan on . 0 $1.59 per bushel box loose?” OX ' I Sale: on : vo Give = SElCes All Its Planoeg} ! . @a- Baie; Zenuine Victor: «nat! winne ‘ + aired ule: sire silver ey; \ERELS—For sal 3 ~~{ mated: cheap while they lasts. 5 a ee 5.000 a ot 7 ae ~ye Southern Pipe Line ron $15 ° ra x } ; ide iy ve 1¢ ‘ &), TIO $110 $35 ‘ ’ ila a aatuats | ler: Trenasor + : ; Lp A in : , Le. ancon Ccneanp while they, last * A ‘ ) lah ro : ; 9 isene 6 ' bbe et : Frees | i Year » With records By ~ Lau, 1¢ , \ itn : Ona coc! ie) ast. Zico ‘f \ ne ifh Va . - at 97 - © Fy " , iis { ) + li i j Hispatoh BlUY¥s \ { 7) \ ry f? | | : nae th : Rroady ay } “M) \\ ante = - N New Stead en t ; ge { Vvour bree ler wx n Ww ‘ge rent a\ Ir : } 2. Ow ’ iberty ‘ a qt “s »* TOV ou . enn ())j ‘oo >? a * ; \ >, ; : i Pa hice NX Wk ; 4) LA ine nals ; : ; al i, Lore] bon va . F from ty A re 2 . ) te > _— sy TP ,@ ; 7? Ne Southwest Pa > . — "tad ’ oo 'y - “v4 hs fi i nil ng mite t } ’ ie ; Ba! with mt of ae ros 1s | ; * avy b j err ’ awry ebe ? 4 { > - se@olli ? / 3) O0 , 4 7 ' . . I ipe i f AP L. + Set Shen an ndoan’ Wil sacrifics ti, enhUon; sweet “etme ‘oe Pet te Will sell chean A. Pariment, 4186 D ne n a amily pet, Rox F “fh3, Efoet-7) or eee £1 ETe ‘or « —— 1245, Bingham. aie EON. at Unk out; homers, tipplers, car 25), 000 ! ees 4 a4 7” s ~~ ey Standard Gil Co, re ‘2! 3 ‘ a. m5 darts ont as se te ae No 1 ben ; Vielin . : > : Tis. a) \ Cc agra “ . : , | te tele For sale me f iSpaten. ne ; a. m & Ssajpe. = Ona Ons ¢ ‘ - - ~ - “m * Ciiow : mated nairs. $1 me) . oo © oon . " . 7 4\ia . 2 ih da ind. . - ; om $7 _ : an ’ rt? o . or orchar , Sire, 7 oeett id aati ee HE PIANO & TAL} . Sg- TROLA— For sale; mahogany; and fine bulldog. it1¢a) little housedog: aise |” 4. bir: ‘231 F en Cack-; clal monsines, $ 1025 Pennsylys aan fy 2 One U. 8, Rubber Ss at OF fi do Kat smi) hea grime $3.25, and No. 2. $2.5 to $2.75 + =. ae es i] hin . \ lols Bt ee ; EXc HANGE. 1007 1060 ae MACHINE j re res £.0 hig barcwvaitn Aol SOR sacrs ‘a DOG - ‘ A N Sarah mem. ain ioe a ¢ pile nT Jia a. LL.A- om... po ra rR ”" ” if ay do Ky , 440 4te) £2 “4 “" avr $6 to i) and No —_ : zo : ; ‘ ; ated 4 ; > T” peep & » wrt. ~ : ett s:, . ¢ cn le it — . Se ee ; I Py) , = * ‘ 5 . - ay : ° A ’ ‘ oe s _ Aa ; CTs “a ~ M. ARK RY haa \ It TE ILA For Sale: si) size Calrin: , like 4298 alr “oy . Rernard Qoad sto ~ NTAM } HS FONS Eo? fale. 15 pair ‘ated ™ ” Ow Ee 3 “4 t', a -™ fre? Neb pe 10 huntamane. of to he ad na wy meerial en ‘OLINS solg | hay - LING TON ep (ori) new, gone records: $38, 3935 Washinet- - a" X. | GOLDEN sehrien: Dane | Gad & few male of han cw om, Cornea > OO & 0 eA et ams . sa (oO ito $4 a "0, and No. 2? at 83m Mm irs sg ; ‘Urhe = rfOdN Naver. . - x . . dete ASDINgton : 7 : ‘i PPifZhnit han?: _ ped 5 ¢ ( i} | Digeone: Ff e thi Se ms . : } lott . : : 7 oe genitine > om, ~~. M € a Tor eee Olivia sen ets . ; hes dargains tol fe a S205: « ne of the Vic'r Re 1A lor sale 65 style with 7 er : rs baie. beautify) fem , ners Dairs $:: ReGen ait fale F air Win- . ppereal .. to right part: antl at 8 Ne : | OS one 3 ae ra yy bh ,s af gee i uo nf \ 9 = tas ge to $85 a. oe 75. te at nde ‘J i “y , , phial L¢ order. iS t ri tet O71 ga In ul Siighi \ ™ " records £10 a A Ry . ed Be 2s ( at? accne og : 82 wh ve “1. ied ft Will ZR0 | : . d Llitse Tro MI i , , Jt lnivie Th ‘ ‘ \ oe a , i a2 . %, lo Ohio . ~~"? ne | ., “£) ’ Sap at % , : » Es & nahoy tte, VSP\. : sh > Must sell lo27 OS. CO Broa: : . a, Pareve = See nce, (eo) a » lAberty 3 tie wm ww) 1(P) ae | © _ , or nie rere y sw-teas amin ~ink 1° Worth re ' nan CASE. AN note Way. ‘ Cui | 1™ 4 For Sale, br, neh rate BRAHMA Pics kx NS | Oe sale arneau ? "* (we) Vo Pa, qd P a om ‘w) wae e & Pach o ws — re 1nS Al ’ . non } I Wesitniingtes “12. Stand: 2 uded: , , usc and = player | V1 ) ro old. 2908 S. Broad =, MG, 1 year | pares ome Moet —~ that produce prize winnere: ccte , Nat ~ 2:00" Marin, re . to ongu, | , Bien Tage Ane Co ” on Keifer pears “eres. pe 88nd end IN halal lindell worwe DNRC ‘sh or mornthiv pes : VICTROLA-~ For sale, large, beautiful iMa-i 7 ee POULTRY—f£Foar low ype ae winners: reds and vet " my SaouUmM IT CH + years, $1 LOur2 or ta, i home-erowe keller Kia te " _— : ae 7 se (The Ho jee ™ act Te ' ments howany ¢ “‘Oluinbis Iris > . 7s ‘ " MOC; kor ends he ‘ , ligrhe a ies “c Sale; iigh Quality ; fOWS . we? per pair Fr pairs. $20 ot tt a +m - TA) SO Fa 4. ’ me Washingtas - = bus? hy : ~~ ° - per ley bors j , ‘lr, ale : ole het water } Pianos) 1100 Ole ns ob a (,1 arantees All ing 14 Cloodfe! one ; records. g! leayv male: 15 aay “ne ‘ i Us wWifrs } arn iy 1 N Ju ks ‘ Golden ] uw) 4 * bE hh | Louis TT] 10 (me Ty p fw . — — r bing w ; 1 rTnia at 84 te 8s Der ber F bPOT pts + Sensington, ena) , as Vsed #110 player. e« pine ; oe ctor: elegant ma- Jy: , re 2 S4Uality, I), ‘ ° shen st. Se > a a ; me ay Ofllivered : . ‘) ee Sa “nh le ‘ee * 7 he conditio ti - »« ’ : x hogan, Cauynet: bedroom Ruite rugs +} fot) ; . he a4 |e y 1 7aoty Orin ‘ ; ($'9) ‘ (wy) '. OD Stand *, . = a’ w: i. IVES Flor ea Wor «ai, me 1225 Sullivans THe: Breat barguin; | node. 7 Walton et ee ost Jady pet and nian: a SROGE MOd- | san. | BUTTERCUP SOG fsa SQUAB—For sale. 1 pairs, maltese go - are..OU is t 821, Flour, Meal and Bran. BANANAS ’ shipotug "e.¢.** han ‘PPright inquire 4 P EX. ‘OO € | AT} o7 \ TRaal : “ rr The farsi), te) : a do. ‘ rer , : ‘ a pode) ere hg need money. (all todas : 1414 1801 y *. _ e@: pedivresc } che 1p) =, yh ; CAT. EQ ‘sarfield le (i) “_ rs We d Ital lan nti / rOuPR Ver ty Plo eas | - Ba . 4 PE ac ues Fane A barrele at ss mn Md a \ ‘ acae’ s. Pr - A dy a ’ ig ane ne rfaie? ror ‘ Me ‘ ery or br : DOGS—For mic i etaiaen CORNISH DUCKS. TURKEYS, ETc &¢ ~ * ‘ AG ATO » . fOr ou . free bee Rainy 1‘a saa ” ag a a ee bariey flour at $7 : ' ~! & -”~ dozen as . FARS Flos ida 84 5° per et Peri ‘A 400 Wash "rte! " rr RY re Wie ovr Th) Pure ka , . ~ar bt Shes EA I nots brabel bas) e'a. * . . uo’ i . "rs. 4 « 3 Wuo'e white patent at $9.2; oaedin ‘PEs ~~ { “rb aah ote Michigan ae ' uik Delaware > “aq “en S| a . . Ajie ‘s ' a ae Pipe. ef al it. Note. with metal (Ray) ' Allifarn) 4 ay ; ry K Rei IL we , ; : . ‘ Nawal ler rt ae i prt ann my blow os t condith erent iano, $100: Saunier : | upri e308 | i nd | ig bargain: Cusy \ It PRC A Nor Fa a. Siva size. whbowany we a aN feed : N new, with O&§ records; barzain: Sunday faire “4 eno at ‘stud {107 f or onday : Lvibe rty Bonds 39 Ww ‘ rand {7 i, Btls Lafuavetta jets j } , . . ashing ‘ ae oe M Hiede! on Lin; COLLARS eee cant 2 Delmar OeOx : 40 North Marke: DUCKS ba . Pes ’ Trae i ‘ Se ‘ ror sale. gen''ine mMuUuKCOYV © , LEGHORN - 1 drake: chean. 4747 Adkine av. °° "™ | tam . 40% ) TURKEYS~—For saie v ;, ’ . é or ng, * e y Se eernree 4. 7 . ad a’ } $2 ach i Fi oe * - o ¢ t aft $s tho and AJ per ene 4 ‘ . o + m@? tite . corén * ‘es a CORN MEAL. ETC Dan ‘CO per pound sift 2.) Be: ‘standard corn . TAPANERE J ERSIM MONS Alaba ama ; b 4 A fiat ‘ rates at | b u 5 le .? i.e | ele oss -Dedal a ; ~ ) ie Py ‘No "a 4 ~~ aie: fine; ch Be pe wee — ‘ \LKING . Potoma fhe, fap for cash. Xcn INGE, 1007 An . . M AC HIN: i ; ; — Sr OF mals : - a - ¥ VICTROLA—For ' riers, ef a EP tag ‘mulila) S3-y « , y ond) Fe ol Sale: used; good as new: ~é. ’ ia? 18 Leathey a ac ‘eas - : Me #ivie: 875, ° a Our iw PIANO Fore sale — with reeords; this instrument is guaran. | - 1314 Pine st wewcia@ity Co., } | ee ate tik . Ke ] lly Tory Out , + i a Custorner af teed: a great burgwain GOATS — a 5! . Tort Ch ‘KIEN ; , amie Me e we nA cit } a , _ ie pai or ee of SH, Nanni _ ‘ - i ,iLNS —* . a ” . . “ATi tes! iy ‘ Pade act re be eat - , te PriaAver Diane i | has . ip) ped M 4 } . s = -—_ MI Sic DE} i £ 4) en a ‘} > w ity “ 4 hlilles, $s.) and Lea? bey ns ea 7 os. SiNngla-comhb rown I e el. AOS North Market De!imar 0X MPa dy, : © ay. : . Tor he ‘ os BAS ARkeil us =th and Olive ets. | 7 : -- “lu Wa +o, nag * “OCR Nd cockerels ~ peep - ats fran: rr Ric = : t nplete wi , . . Gal INE A Peigswy Sn on 2 OT} I. ‘ ! 16g wan 2. Cc _ : fie i? it ile ; hey, OM iy amet - ba i 2 rolls of d> «) by os a ves aie ; te f° ‘ ' aor 2 11 “ee y . ii Oonke am aif ‘hidtiirea yey : Was . ne shape: fer thie ty cn f for sor") whe paid K Ar Ne ns A J ihe — ‘ slightly WSeq ; Al teen ] Rae ¢ eusten ts Me ra ‘ A 1M wt bh ! REI a a POA AA AP TABLE EGGS& POUL on Quite } aft 84.74 or, . ; ‘> ra vy U as hingten av. : -: STER AS A ument one yoar ago = ele on wi h 7 — . nm ygome will sell fo: GUINEA au ay, brog a te pa ae) Lie or « hance we rise: ™ NLL sp iv . Geese a | 25484 30 and rean neal at $4 40 mien] af small Mar erates ns ei. . ; Wa» re = ‘> ’ ; » F cs) Pe hs e - de? : a f gy ar , : +) Le ™ m, ‘lis r. . * = i ie aorn. na . tye “ Ss p rts = -or Sa) le. strict]; , . : ; On a . B. ; 7s) ¢. “ . - : . cr ‘al "ea g sa ‘ aN note; ne tit VE . ‘ ‘ 12th and ‘> ive Sts | 1) M AY. if . | ‘ ry . rc ai i : Ca i . time .- thy ron] a - 41S3w K ox- Raldw . }> ¢ . : Y Miss 7 is Makes vigorous, red- blooded et PO! ind ‘ if ret a > as pert ‘f if De QVBANGEA. in Jebvin fom pton men! Sk-note Piaver.Pp STE RN Ml SI DEP T. 9 “COCKERE “s Pet, ape vile, St. Loute Count strengthens the hens. $4.25, cream meal at $46 ' ear at « late V © «ale whit Pane SS RELS For « ale > ve ‘ite “ti +, aaa ake St. Charles Car to Fee Fee oar he egg organs and just at £4 nD per 100 pounds tn 160. 8 an? eon ¢ a of ta quali aeene 19 © ”~ per bex. ac : : ; iA orany; Cc , Hmen,, Orlginal cont Be, ; eh aft aHUourt 7_ HE N& VV KI rf =4 m™~N Tr) he honour Lpn with doves fare . ' geo! sa by ort rh ring ens Lelmar 428 . 21 a. ea ii , rada 4 VoTe orth. ‘ hens want to lay because its WIT. RI . bs Gicuieetien ee Qa. ke -s I a . > ‘ i} ." -_ . = ’ ©) 3 yj? ‘ atthe ‘ ; i : ws s+ pies eo f) , ~ . . . ° if 7 | ‘tere lbh ae “ij Vare wom TIP PLAN quicl = op ms # soul, is so immeasurably superior to any Sere SD dhe 1, eT}! ~ K ERELS Mor sole “ ean P healthy hen to Jay. Get those Les On Dard wheat-fead i; too a _ . Var rete Pull « ion . ‘ont kering, , EXc H. anon A TALK IN«@) MAC HIN: a inatrume nt that there is no room for Gil INEA PIG RRE SDERS ; wae rn, . O an ts mon the alte ; wae. ite leg OULTRY SUPPLIES s P y T. eggs this year. Put Con- runing S DUIK $24.46 per ‘on for Drar = ae ef _ Sr . elim . LOOT. loony Kumen call wat our store and satiefs Louis Cavy (vy! eleiete Beare thats ite st te ‘ no oO bie tion ts Meade w icmp ing — : By aa on _ ‘ana a ‘Or mized feed and 28 40 . an pa SRS ene ae Pal e- tit. up gr! t. pie ndi ; la. 7 = M ARKE T ST. Vo! if rsaelf abo: it he New Edison. Libera) era le ies for fo ; carn how te I aise high f a Hiri! iar . ‘ > Unvay Ca. 5. 4 > RES T med 7 cepa for chickens: bret tonic . feed. ‘ in the daily fa sh or ‘“ hite horrin ‘ feed ei oe ‘ r fv . ri idlings Produce Elsew ; i a*! Ph ann Detar 4 - ; UF TOWN RU : - ie) terms can be oie for. Free demon hone Cl}, de aA el and laborat ory ik ae Pee noi 3 bowe! regulator keeps them well 1 ot 20c, 60c, even as low an 870 patel (re | at S54 an: Ba : 1M, : “y MS Of chaic. Lene. Write for special M2 Pine daily. Concordia Music House 2t4X ; wsretary. Delmar hone Kirkwoo hg ‘eghorn, $1 ea-h —— (A st LOUIS SEED CO ere enn teed offered « so ‘a an oce oe — TORK ‘' ’ . . ~* . fn tu ; . j a aftig ar j . — . + at . oo : : iM | i! € 4 : — rer a . ys or ¢ . b A i; . a . , nae po teh, tit: y ' can . Piano Sea sed | fanos Pe i t¢ 62) GUINEA bias Bi eye an he pemane HieNs ine a ie ; = ¢ “AP ONIZING; SETS Big profits are n 499 oe W oom eee Ay. , t, ita - for “ uver der shipmen: Pg ee receipts 1? “aw - on isin: ww ttled a? h > ; - : “AR r son . ‘ i on Kuaran hry using fanmnarc ie ait Yrove OU nies ; s Sin Ss , Livve White | a. ron , ¢ la: ‘oe st. tr ve ’ at 2 “ — i j _ fe . ' amer he Nre ; ; : PP aha wean) upright; eb tay, tr} al. Payinents; freigh; paid: thirty |. | RECORD EXCHANGE é heap poe! i " », SAN Well-bred hogrs nse ' de “Rig end reds Yarra) “+ lpg ‘= and in ““ a at Be tonal for free namphiet which louis. $29.50 and No - a 8% ) ena ‘ OEE MD 9 etree «9 scare” .tuae PIANG 1 Pony. 34652 Gravote,; Ber ESE : "| 9000 ¥ 4 *| dies while a fine ponent {8 bled once ani!) 2e7y * Pend rd, Kirkwood. Bel) ee .; do it. St. Ledia Seed Co eS and hew to Ne. ¢ aoe ae a ing stock current Mt. pony Jrw ‘mes ” eo mote: t YY. } aif 1007 . Sea! 1 ix 4 Q } mis te ‘ > f. ' iO] Kiving a litters ‘ . Aesth Hi mY = (ey a (eon oe tal orh gathere4 extr A ” J tT] . hinpe Was. 7 w * thie Fiatta) lea ’ . OU; ve St. y x +. i, 2 : sroad Way rom one to [Wo vears if takes a Wee x ; - ’ Veartiir ~ Finwle m) " IN TR At ' ; ‘ Kethered regi ar De xed a ~ a . tree). Or #8 KS ae “tore th « Ck. s hor POoriv Dre ; ef one rc} . orn and r. e pn ~~ 6— CU Rte leg. ~ i TORS— , " a ‘ Stra firer ~ . note. mal hogany cone & Por th lx inte ee art Pr lea en } i . wl s POUR L, sold and exe hance P| Fiex against gs j big to inoculate each 2 * Pome Must move red he a i barrain +, 4 “Es man tne al , oF SRle. wo on ail Zimmer. 3 firete 4.@ “ale : heeee atr a. PErgein for east & ; ‘ok a Hagia sont : model- Sianley upe eee | wien td bxehanwc, 1414 |] ranklin es n of pene while «a far Do - ch er stock 4 ou kK to make room f Prices; 4 " hs ct ore ggg new. ‘al! Sunday or afte- 2490 botre state whole milk fate? Teowipts : ’ ; + 1OP) mellow t . . > - “ ~- >) “A ti} try , : te . , . ; re i eree i . iA io ford aa ur youne M . rm. RRP enosaho Rive ' q AS a a re 31 we a x ni for amas ena . Me, _ ust the cist COORDS For Sale Vi ctor an: C'olur is Demet * _ ila cry ¢ naire ~— aves (Yvert . * Good lar | ana rwik al ww; ict) Sale | 7 in sver * rr ? yo le ‘fee eo Si vanved pupil the and un. 1414 kranklin 1 Columbia take 1] Den" 2 ae misled by fakire whe m 11 bicH be Ls Clayton 22s7, Midland NOW is the time to prese aed ave and ireseed” steady ye ; tii ’ ice: ea «. te: ‘ - ~ +a ‘>; rs T patriatie is iu » ®! (>) . . _+- i ie) we At, ' serve ° « by wnee,’ ‘ ems, fuiy KECUOMDS bought, soia and excnangec. Rec. *'¢ for Dies which they sell ot me BO Offer r oe tie “~ , “ate, buff. white and dee: Be KR GLASS: the very hest prose ren CHICAGO. Oct. 5 re . h LOO} Pine t. “ ment if r o he . ie ; Oo the (}OVern NF ane te ii [ é ar PDullete «! i. are aod @) ez ga free ful! dire ‘ = ® . . / , . wtter lower -.. (eld) crade of tga +1, re eh ay Hest possibile ’ ' Marke: ‘Deir ar RS20 X eac. 040 acreage: qeert. 25, Yp-anl c . ~ 1 a = * —— receipts dey Caeee: ue f aa ete Wil) give f¢ MEEGHORN : fe) 1.25 I - ; than ’ winter. Make bigger me s"oee feceipte . y ree . , vavey ror sale white ’ : mem t. AG Seed Co.. Bee and rir ever before. - profits changrd ‘ 1@ ‘are rhovte is lnivd rent a " nite a ate and Sunoties. 4:19 Washineter, Pout im . y ld use én Pic ; Pow! try “naett ied alive fowls =". : ANd $1: good . _ (one - , R yw NOW ia the . - LN ANSAS ‘ Try oe me to mark veur blesded ’ ons ry ] eo. Oct. S..-Bate 4 ad pol. Peultry ‘eaa. ireta, es, eg u a t or onde ~@---- Coffee Market. i WV ~ dan.’ MARK? MARIE] Ss ' r,t] é tions; aiso jatest war SON cs : ne - ‘hw YoRK. Leet a — With sl efher RPEORT rye - C7 C ler t 1? . . ‘ aap ; erohk ea. : tenia fa» haf eas Lilt Vou honed you }} ha . RE! CMInOS or mii ituiian lew ia! Poli hi 4’ reer ’ t lw is AV? i ase yer = ‘ Sal + sale \" hite le or > i. 8° A Bence onkF ."~ My r : nod ra for 4% lw le shore | > Vor ore You realise & Slavia! adalat “4g — ' end, Mavdlewood st vot) of at aid > : Period or sale” - i a+ MBEGlite satin . wae 2 We guar aa ay on, 4 reve. t fan, L..thy anian, reduced | HOWis An nel tiene oy eon ie awechinaton av a oi e eas the mon! t.pg by weeks, prey ‘ it avs haa arial “ y he ‘ . limita, p “stahlishe ot call to-tas 1ét4 Franklin bes : i tis er. «gs r aeivVisS For sale , pe . i fei ariy anc! often. " eats lees dari this « Dorion! . — : rat: rth al ae Gu » ; RE y S re « 8 : - Ree > . - > na Re ; Te raey . j hi i ay Oia? ne > a a Ye al u i@nhorr wei * them f , hos t brings the peu iets te ear: le ir 4 Titice! makes the hens ley : . ‘ Hore) furnif a - ‘ { x Lith A ORDS W ed. Any #mount of dise rec- se head fron a aa rg Kshires have lots of | e ent eriald strain RNY KOE k nn AQUARIUMS P, a ora d winter's w ork y yng mater y, sOeng hens aed in Months ; Taw | hoarrte herest_ RS Sie © ‘1K . qi") ords Any make: DAY uP to : i} each: or Meland hina boar aie oe a UTOOd BoM hin ‘ Mer si, ; 1 Pe ’ “© STEL L.. BES ST PL RA v ut trade. Will eall anywhere. Phone (Vice ket vour han he A fe on © jot toda ar ; \ Alten ] ; Ostead POPPE Oe - aint atin Carher thaa they ot . leer layers begin proGral e ore. P . > sonal or 'umthors in the wa arket egy Fn 4 wee: 1h good condition i , 20 Interest oh ACE 124% Miller's. tsz2 O11 va at (om, | Advance. Tower Groce the price wi! VAITE Lb “ASHORNS Por sale. 20 AQUARIUMS—-For rale: cement. fie pint: - tne period of hich prices Bom avenge: oe , oa org heavily and steadi! a very "ey it Iola, gtplomber That de ; oreae 4 ~ 6 . VRS . ; - . —— . - : ' ° ‘© Car 8 ~¢ nad a er sheere* re , _ = ere ars \g i 4 ‘ T - +4 2 ; : vi pil : ' r them “eg. ~< whe oy ‘ . Teale J — _ to Bn Tater Ea die ount, mavee as ~ vie ‘ABINET-— For sale; used: wii! OUND--For sale Dee ert main i gee awle CODp. at gx 4n3l Cat Rrilliente Delmar 2252 for you. Make the tast ot our riak .0 cara big auey Nigher and within 3 poterd off us Dewrs net . ae & Hol een ). les * ‘ Vee no qj Pao) rer wnmts« or more be eirmre te ain na’ be” expe 4 ” _* ‘ e. ween A\ . sani ae ie ner les and Must «e} ‘ - . 4 . . ’ te » Pere ‘ale . — 8 Ma Cimun Ard fF : matrom: i ‘ , - ter Dia thie ’ eure 0 Se¢ : we Sorings Oncals OOUTH WD eat a ’] . sat ell. 6430 ; “TS. . me a 10 Ti « ° or singing py : + $300 “to $700.” 14ha-Es.gegs | °l* MAY. STERN J p! HOUNDS—Ser cals; wei ea Ad Manchester rd. "| eae ae or sale. fancy, 2 inches, lok Pretec A Sathbactien (€ unc banged to 2 pointe higher oe mene 3 —) a 9" ; STER MUSIC pyc pe Nwiod os wrt we ere ‘ ‘ . hebur 2 to inohee . , civeel he a . ae (c%) igth and Ouve saa “3 Hes that drive. 3260 B ig noes on rats bits; «~~ _.. MINORCA Teleseopes, Mic each f sh chien, fog ae ” get Peattry Book FREE — ~ ; ; : : CO . 4 Fi , - = - —— ee an Pe A r 7 . . . Se mn — af me (s RE LS-For sade ex det ang en yt s .-* = = b Japanese anaile Se PRATT FOOD COMPANY : nore . breeding o k < “- ' . QC'c¢ emi. | 7 : pee : ‘HOS Pes ar id a BS he 4122 Pen, place In town: open every at Chicago R ADDIT O ' | en oe Shor ery day and e Teranto ' RKET t. Pet $111 Olive et @ evenings | | NAT MA Ss i SEE NEXT PAGE. on 41264 Arsenal G ch-grade, nadine - , take it for gah; "ba tC : ; et) Collpes, Colfax ss : : Z j |

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ie oe 2) = | e S . ie “- TCH OST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 6.1918 rl ~ ST.LOUIS POS 18B = ae ae Le ‘ —_—— + Se - 2 ome - - eee ee ee 1 EMENTS. 2. AMUS Ion a* Ay ) au ae " ne ge a0vwn sD , 'O Work these | em rar’ arnbe 4 G ‘ de SS npora hanice afr vance would 700d a » $18: P SHE E ’ Ni edium K it is, $14 7 far ‘ S15 n $15 “)- mM i €1) 0. (;000 he dpb hny or the “ah iamt’s, . Noe Ss. ut ce , rr "610 OO: choppers and KE awlul mea OF THE -_——. oa sine | on 0 to 85. Goats sell gees $6. 3 — ea ee ee 1PPR, DP. spe e* lling from $5 r { v om a mean ‘ Good fat goats +g F ny mids $a. = Con 1 4 peapsenienetanansanadariedinteapeintovedpguanngionmans gx cominon a 1s, $3 - ne ewe e’orrn) ing ‘ $13 me . be ey ce hree ithe from (Sil ° ‘ No a - ~~ br ecerse se] Ing ti $1 LO 1h eo SNS ri ds Te a ¢ i } ina ; 4 : eS ie i ae ONS L. Walker & Go. 307 Am .B. Cor. PECIAL ATTRA :% t TI ‘ A rted by G. H. Walk : " Tr. We se Ss ie Y 7 “Stocks| ATIVE FUTURE QUOTA Leone | Peeae Ck BOSTON. Ort. 5 pag tgere est : Beginning Today for One i? HT - i 2 Sree ond \ ~ “ fe er kad h i ’ - Me ; nange. OUIS. | — FR As Nint i ae w lor ‘S COMPARATIVE FUTUR ST.LOUIS, Oct. 5. vias sia : | : Ef ' = gone a nicacaiemec = - - 1H, i % Hoe PRICE Ne THE POST. SATURDAY 'S © oy St. Lowe th oo Last Year. eet 5 hursday, Oct. 1 ‘‘He knew I was no yamp, § i te : OR aa es = ig a ee ie oe T sah 1 propa ~ hi iE REPORTED BY G. i. rit STREET. Oe ____ Stone. «% pfd Superior. . 3 Ba 6715 - ‘T CHINESE AND figured me an e ae . 3 77 , DISPATCH i FOURTH nine. Hi gh. ae ‘ eee Rutte and SUD “es my 43> CHOICES’ : ISHES =) ee CO.. 4&7 NORTE -_—— One UCr UBEK CONN eke 126586 wees | Feleenes me Arizon: 404) (=), MERICAN DI! ran | . ihe 7 O% Ti « Liber hws i8ib erere faulmet & He: a re 12 A . Servic E = -_ . ) ie -, 1918 Ma ett : 10) Tea 31 Ye . = Ue tange . ye) ner iclient , it 14 i -EEK ENDING OCT. 5, ; 136 1321, 129% 1Mloa _— et ge , , : ml ick and E eee Prices a y iF "OR WEEK FE! ’ Ch' ge 4.7 1% 1 42 ' 14) 's Fast wees a abl’ Qu sonab ERS * Hig POR | High Low — for S+ Touis e diene : ‘ , 1380 yt a“ CORN. c/ t . Eas (;ranby , ea oe af Kea ENTERTAINE 7 - ie ay Sales -~ r or : a ee ; x a : ; 15am Dae es se sreene (anan ‘ 17 Xe | : : “4 : aa a H fe for for fo week. wert ‘ hicago City ie oo 0&4 AO ~ Ke uv a: 13% 42 Aa da'.a Sek wee : (sTe ssing. : .° 1% : 4 IGH-« LA SS & LUE oe og? » ; be eee WX, Week. Goes: ve Kansas 13546 + ge 129, al 1GOFm ee ees cee Slow Cornelia “Py sot % : FARRISH & D | . ¥ © i i of my $ ‘ =} Loaf ” . N Ta. Mac hiner il . ’ ! : if 134 121%, 2. 135 te inited Shoe M ER » s tp io _ oe 21 135% Uni : ae | . if | Industrials. 17 Chicago eres 22 ASO@ TEN {CEMBER CORN. 3234D ose veeene TIONAL MARKETS nd NELLIE ELL a 1700 17% 17 wu WB, | oe aie 8... DECED 122 sek 196) NM dbeienast FOR ADDITIONAL | jaa : a | , : Adv. Rumiey.. 1 500 491% 47% 47h on Kansas 132 1S% 7g 1274, 133% 'b —— : /m > yo ; coeses she vv 'S AT “1 0 y oo : ; us ~— footed i W k ; mm. LOO 4: . Go ‘ Chicago C Bee vues eC . 101, @% i premgpeseaneenneao=car 44 : Are Shown for va 6 am. Can aa 100 9246 92 17%, «807 Kansas City 69 P84 es ae. a x e ‘a? 2a, ae sas = . oa —_—-— cine snilinneniapiiaghe Wide Gains lle * Am. Can p 26.000 110% 104103 ee an ‘I mn Ars. etse i... i. . : ee | : Issues Whi e At! G A W. I o~*), ’ or) or, 86 bee ce Tauis eee ‘ AOt a> MBE ms) a Ree. Lee — --—- —— . , S ’ . x Ny “f Me ‘2 2 he ~ an cali ] i ” ° ts ” ? ‘ see Reecrrs i 2% . . an , o > a ’ P ee . | | Be by Some rf . Allis ¢ hal cae oe af 2% at tes Chicago il Sab i. n 10% " - EFF RT z VE ° 1} : ai pte ” - 4 —} ode) " 7 vy A 4 4 : : ‘ ” Others Dec - Ailes Chal 8,900 355_ 32%, 71 hy wees 70t44470% MBER OATS 71b Beiice = ip J. J. SHUBE & Arm Ice °«* : O11 re 17}, : ote J.ouls ; sU DECE h - a1 %e Ps ty b : o* s FE AND J. ; 7 H & I. com. 12.000 21% aed RH, ar" ( icage “17 “1% =] i0'% —— emer Oo Directors | ; AL SPEC TAT. d ATTRACTION \Y 4“ 2 94% ; o- - sts 70%, : a NG . “ua ” uk Rie? 3 Ks. a 16.300 ‘ ae ~>3 ~'@ ' R16 + ae sal is’ I. FADI ; ’ ‘/ &:1? —_ Ne t NIV Fy, he AJIL&L. pfd 559, S31, 53% ; : 62 . a LOU iH! TES 2:15 | $. e, ad the life i 1 ibert ¥ Bonds Am Woo!) ° 4. OU 4108; oT “4 ] 14) *2 " 1.0 11S , 70% @7 0 oils Fn ERR gee nrg CK | PL AY! HO v SE d WEEK os ATEN EES "9 CKLE oy P- . aD will never grt Murray. 2) Net: Closing Prices on 1. : ee ee ee TN te a | scissimasceteselieomainaniinerscsie ' Ss LIVESTO —— a T an — i 3 T | A ati 0 offer.’’—Miss ; New Vork. — m. Sumatra... 25.4 i 97'S 108% Fahy —S— cr Com- ‘Goo N ie Rais i ' } in , ond Am . » 104% ‘ ‘ ek (‘om ree, a a ’ . Ort \ 1 ai bee . +e se on os Telephone 16,600 : 41 415, —I1', OFF National Li ae tr . BAXTER — a3. a Admission ‘ ; NEW YORK a 109 16: as “y Ara? Am, 1] , S 100) $2 1. TREES * i, RN | rted by the . Stockyards I 7000: « BOY | ve ne pe OCS. , =e ond 48, WM rt ble Am Lin Oil ¢ ae , WO 66% Tike TT% #g K’ S TRAD a... va = National 00. hoes, f LOLA.” . : ae 1 Cee 0 Seon a yin on Be “ano Th, TT EE en ei, National ae | RGET ES : 'S ORCHESTRA - nvertibin 4", r dl 9 pvoee Bta% 34% —2% 0 “RBC ais Prime heavy $15.50 AXTER MENGE 4 onve . ‘a : third 4-s ; Arn Tob. at P oe | ee = — 7 . nal, e hoice, : ct 4 y Ry lenace l’ost- a . rae . ; - SEW York ted weekly finan Colu nbia ( 17.600 101 Sigs “ e te [drastic cutting ay oh resulted last ci Rag Lo yoann choice os = $8 AND HLS A on LOSE ae. ap a > MRS T WEEK ' Y ‘ , See ovriavhite. ’ eg . ‘ r NEX : it Pest, in ‘ ’ Ref. cm 21,00 102% 108 , f excited § n market f hat | stocke ay 00d to ch fat light y $10 DID aS aOR ee OMING 4 ‘ wee “OS Le *s Cc = un] review , inrere . Ref pfd 78 -2 421% P ek in tn io ount Cihe rar | raat choice b $16: good 0 0 cheice $s j ; 4 2 . to be an f the algae > . i m4, 47% - wee : to di f the wa to $8.50; ; $13 to athe 7 to $10, RST. ae izes rf ae | mr MG “A 1 Coe : attempts nd o ‘her cattle, dium, $7 3: good to UR : S% mn “Ts prom ' fhe even hed Distillers P ‘ ' > 147 1! ing at “i of the e vith a bu tc “Sy ‘ommon to me. envy tt 4 ' Ber ial P 7; 1é — e Oo} I r ‘ . +1 = vaiue ; 12lhc. “a 2 to p> oe 6.75 i 2 ms some light, . nee the surre oy bY @! Gen. Mo. pfd a . f2i,. 49 wO™m “1h week ago lown 10%4c to te to 35ac. | aot aad ‘hulls, yO: tient sausage aad: | Presents RES Re to | authentic pict ~ m] narket sin letermined by | gs meee 5.000 52% oO Pun ; "ere ¢ 2%c to o | fa ) to $9.50; ligt t of T WALKER Fae ‘ id oni: ton: k Ina? eT! qete rrr , : oe riy (,reen ‘ at m m2 t% Hig fom 74 day, Ww it red from - , intente bulls. £s.: ol P . on account nf STU d ys, S The Vw ore lossal War. ulgaria. } v7 1B ‘discount cage nowt Bcietntah 10 200 want 29 34% Il, in oats idan forward st. ; i bearish to $8.75 Market was Saini im the trade. PE o on’s Come y . ae BR sume of the co @ ann ; tC errort te — an ail — , 6.100 36% § er sim strides intensifiec sing \ HOGS—! ackers bei : Prices ' kingt ae ea CONSCIOUS € j A bass pucn tars Int Paper Cru 1) o2 103 Se 108 " Gig a4 tiv lmten =) of Bul- e of the pa ‘itv butchers x" sterdas i Boo ar | ie P] ' ’ ‘Strictec : he monet: fd 04,100 112%, eT, “mies ereats. he collaps' NONne O. rers were cj ¥ ws than } best ais oe | ‘ yeuce. rest . bh ee d ich eh M M pig . se 171 180 armie: ue to the « : f the only buyer Oe lower t 0 for nes ee ' — . turally would oe iy ee whi _ = #90 150 . 1903 ' sentiment due he downfall « rent sete, Ml about : of about $18. ae 180 to | a a a aE : a NAtUrs her handt« aps Yried on. Lirg.- AB 1m 10° [ty e7 1/, : PN and to t “enthusiasts we: tot with a — hoice hogs wei to B top ow Bos3 in" Yes] ; = . and oul now been carYrrti ther Wall Lice -M Dra, “M0 12 112714 718 Hest gparia, Chancellor. in : theory that rier les. Good | rs lian $18. 40 vu 180 “ponds | ies | ao ~—- 4 . a. rading oa e doubted w he t ve He tC- | Mex | ™ = OO 321% 28 30% Pasig (rerman ie io act on the no be looked m0 pounds Coeie ree weighing han Ms ; : - , ; Y “It may fter the firs ~ e flax. Meco Fak a e “1 61 ; so far as . ristmas might Ob ‘d read- Light. hogs \ tn $18.35. - lighter na! rin — y ‘ a : seif, afte in the alilane Max. | re ee 10 6o%, ; ini 07 %4 rce by Chris t towarc a id from $1 ber 3 7 to $17 ch 7 to $17.25 ® = ‘ street ras the breach [In d the mili- | yay y " 1400 21% 22 ress sy | Pea d that the onay a peace basis 120 to 1% Past "hough hoge, See at aaa > ae . rY t ov wie , fers, an = ton . 1 pf minis 645 45% , ‘or, an ' ar l@; rin 1.50 to te ard to etn ‘ et | Se ods; . St bn abe » Central |} niveds r West and Ea t, meenager Olly Sok, ed adc Q1x ped wou! urther to week without for any In Saad are g£0 , mm | (.ra e La. ; if 6 LA Ucil « mronip Nov e- er) (,as -+ > ' : Cor al wleet Pars ove?! a v. AIA ° I) “Th . ired to ] phatie mov he TOO SLY . aD aken the mi: the bears y M tinee, SA — in : AY a require . } erijed ee ‘coal asi, dos ° @ i ose Ny WeA KE ; - e. Lal : , as A N IAL a - i ; hange to make at Pj | ; | 2105600 COT sk ae ent. Finally, how ei by accepting i riN C Pp pular Wednesday M Different | 0 ORTH” . 1 100. . 3. og ry; 1; e, unWwa eemed Oo ‘ > NOW, : 1 b | Scene thian ; vpe. Lg side, with ip iy of ult palate: Pad apa ro ot.OO te 11) ‘et caution 2% shar e flurry se petite {1 Digest. sat reaamaee Muail iors ENGAGEMEN' me | | k f the ruggé § nor f the heavier t ay = on in) ie ’ + oe Surricte Tn} CCOoO B00 TOR, 101 . a 10%, mo the ‘ rae The : anee ot; . 4 liott, I ’ rk a4 } . ; \ | ~ -~ 4 if 3 . " f | ’ port demand a t the weakness | yoy \ SAVERY, Pu Wonderful 1 by Mig ee Gest. : o auce ; tT} cee : ts Vv Lil ; —. i C . 7 7 a | sr. port » oats mar Cu til le os was \ de sentec¢ ” Morr . | : 5 fe stone oe pee olin Ise 0 700 oe ™ an oy ‘ eyr, of eo°rn F oe higher 610 Denham Bu - America F. . ? ss Te sat 3 , R Lol re | " thi i ‘tty litt t & “Just 5 al diffieult ee ih one. ar aire Nn, Gv, 000 “ieee S2 tas firm. rn was steady to 5 , | iit ; : * oe [ae A L,00se dv-drama in which litvy and talents. et whee ot; atruck | Wi Ww. pf. 00 &2 ig tM ee ee and fair. —- Fes shat tes y , ——— - | : pe Dae fe Da | artistic comedy ‘ming personality ¢ | ‘der a Sererein k's dealings + ae a M. a here today, rt gga and in fairly goo Pate Ye ) pk Dk fi kc x * * ‘ M An artis fitting her charming | OUTING ; as Ween more DD! "hit. otors ) it he : , s tec up % . . . f » befitt. > ~ R f the past v fluenced m« Whi 1.009 565, "ash Oat: p Pa) Pak ae | + pe ak Dk. Pr m | in a rol STE a % Tg. i ‘cr Y i We ‘ ‘ . * { a. Oy” -« ‘\N { ! } ob IE xs . thc a8 being ] 2 : peculators “gi W ils | & . ments. demand. : . a wheat. 32.35 , a ve a | ee ae | * * ok oO pt y T ll IEW’ CI TRAVELOGUE ‘i. eertainties ol a ee imposed b ls and Equip ; uote: No. 1 re le @2.22;, No. 3. r s ' $ | { ES REV ‘ the unce P with paren - he ine O ’ 4 A I ¢ Pe + G7 os th. i ' . ello. : ._- 4 = pie “ thi ’ Lee an: AY A . VW _ >* 30 an A WwW ith vas eat | 3,700 6% Mt a te Sere: SNE: semis: Elsa Ry ACH DAY, 2, 4:15, 6:3 HESTR : " . ’ ke _ ee Neck, , lo cP. en y Ps +) sil ’ d ‘hite, ’ ‘ E » a | Z . he | ‘ioe Events of — 7 however. | A aaraeaka 6.200 R37, pen 9) . 7 No. hed w T2@72 lhe; NG TOMORROW, TWICE 8:45 p. m. daily. ORC ont the week, | tion Alaski SC) {VU - q@1.ct “ rhite oats, j 4 ee oi e ° } ‘vent of % 9: fentio , er ae ~— 1 TS a> Ne » Whit N ; | ' The ever Si Sieh nS a ” esa Bee Dt 24 000 T8% TT ne 4% Quote: No BEGIN K , Ad itted Jur ; to »erT) ‘) SS ; { ty Ss ‘ - : ‘ én ” hy ; ° * ~ : nrougnt ' vy than had bee af what | Am. | Fdry, 18,000 1% ak gry 4 | No. 2, Tic + ' ; is the best D PROUTY No Children = > "Toi Xv a¢ tion "a6 + 6) ' — @ « re ‘ ra‘ > . S more shat re, the questi cial | Am. ». 95,200 O11, fie =e) Sie hieode nse ! ;, nt. 1s year or more, romic and finan 1 Baldwin Lox ne WW Sota 12m 4 4 -- . in Elsewhere : hn, ‘ home defe ° | EST’’ With JE This Engageme F 4 a iid be the ecor 2 the ques Lion had Reeth Steel B..1ol. , 471 45%8 4s ins a ; 1] Cash | Gra “$9 ‘ ; t bronchic] 464 HE NEW GU IRE : Ee ET i . . 3 ‘ f > Hr i oP oe j ~ . ow. ; : oh of peace, an ‘ ‘complex than Molo, F. & 1. pions heariey : : ny Pork are ‘ ; oO i fl a eme i re ne an business, if St. Stee ) ) SU tg 1. fu lover | Nominal. | Por , - , r | | there were ; on American | lustrial | Gull 3.400 alls “oe “210.00 “Sita 5 POOR dN Cash whea - ? America’s se lll thing Return ND . 2 ‘ a i Fe ¢ s ; . - (ore at aa) , Fae oe cap o*% ~ -o inte ) (> , : * his “ ' ] nrofits ays weed trv’: whole and di ee ee ~ 6.000 80 4° mils ie AO ANSAS CITY, yn Fa. Sy, 2. U5! You Fat? Dialect Come S: Bits of Every errneneencnneane oe RE Ter tose cnnbtlined a ee ’ mchanged. No. ‘1 hs $2.18te; No. 2. 2.1 Are DDIE JANIS; n & n y a Te ee Cnoses Poaci f the | Ins. Copper... 26 oo 83 77% 78 aig | mmchanged, nehanged. ly se laws Ba N T This SS hadee” Pansmen tammematamak aianen. One We . nen, women! . cled aa) “ al > sie f fs ‘* lo > 5 hate ’ kKene a . _ - TOO et ee " : , ao Ua (" 2.1%. a an o3a8 ° “ ’. ae Or a a: , Just ry RENIE C ROSE Famous nt der Comedians. P Nort h Vv eSt- Its MN . . ‘ merely have aie table ‘war nha | Lack. Ste 1. 44,200 53 © 4958 OGR, © 1, tae re: rei a No. 3. $1 Cee have be BERT MEL NELSON, Six-Cylin me. Act. | story of the great . ‘ ely rorit. Inari aie Nteel. FT T4 - “ Wwiite, 1 -@ TS NO. oe aI GaP 3c: . le he — deat acted ac rsa de had | Midvai ‘opper. 2.800 25'4 , ’ ‘(or ‘ V's OW, Bl oe Cc? hn. on 6 5s.mMm staan ? SA ; ¥ War : orders Will il ‘ enormous ; . ‘or 1, UR agi GS! tt) , e Lovts ‘1 -.1 ae m. ¢ : NO, , yel 1 as (pats— sau ers that san . cription MATS. (Ex. * *, ek ake ok ok ' \ { e ntra > | ol wi! , ; ‘ ife OO uld Purimnan 1 oOo vim 12 mp 3 White, $1.5%547 1 4 mixed, 3 ROSS a fat-red Marmola Pres tor s ty * | . it ( ome [ . { ) oi ble in spi selves wouls “ee ae ee 7114, GF negli io ane S1.4i; NO. > mixed, GS% $2. 78a he famous Marn ait for the doct Mack Sennet LEE : nti I taxes thre ange when or P.} Spr 6.400 ong ~4 . x a a te, athe ae ee Linseed. _ O ue » fs Gent wai lrugeist eK T a Sm scare - . : , ‘se, tne ta: _ mui CV. Ste — oom atin alm ' e's i No, % 4. [ Min et. .8 ct... $4.77: if too iat, > yeur *« 1 - > TOW, taxes, » reduced, ubt the _ _ oo. ‘ wt Sh ‘i ULC TH, Min rrive in O 4.65 bid: 7 now t Wood war " SCIESE “ih, s = ) certainly he ramained in wees ‘ bn sar ‘ _— % iQ. Saad o m TT * & on arris . ~ sé. €277 bid: Ae ’ $-1 arrive, advice Marmola Co.. S64 procur TODAY A CINDERELLA © jl -P. ees ” st T eX ‘Apital in wit 4 poe Mp! ( z . " asked; Nov., + « eM LOS), ite to the Ma . ‘ eo » ‘o r . St. how leadiatt ion UPON -¢ a ld cease, Ret . ; S pfd. 406 ~ 247, 247, | e te “$3 Of bid ve , dint troit, Mich.. and ; ae 2:05 I —_, . Baggy Sm seem Pend bg eee ll (;rand and me ESDAY . p heavy requi rar loans woul sovern- | Rep.h.& &. Simm etm Ss ty v Ala) .s 3 aay of these tablets Ir pounds . othy a and Tame L inee Show). W AND ‘ ~ f wal ‘ nce; Gov 2nfte . Lire l ; F + gx ¢ -] athe ‘Soul o fi« ia : though ye ge Industrial ente 4 hu S. Shefttet ; COO date | LOS ey "a tt ‘Li estock Elsewhere - -maey 7 aan CSereise, Ass m too fat TONIGHT eee eine = canine The rips > Feaeeie » 5 2 : nt i ’ tinue . es " 2 t oppe? : =) }tps | . aa — k Wit TAP) i . ‘ aie H - . pent con ro | rr eon . ey i —>> Toy) 2 ee . 12. se 1V 1 wpe # ia wha ey . * relaxer ‘ tanvet Or a steel Corn. jae. | cae 114)" Lid D \ prc Rea- sant » ec . es inight be . esetm $i le i py " LT oe See i 7 a OO L1OT. isi $4, : @ ! wry \fo y+ , Pe I inpieasar a _AD\ LEADING | THE ATRE AT 8:05 AMUSEMENTS. ta ¥ ' eS © ‘ ; : gent , , : — Mroducts s Steel pid. Re SO%, ert) NSAN ° y OF ST. i | ANGE Para Sa ee és he - igga rd}y ‘ emai “ea Irregular. a [ al Cope . ds cia ona “4 1G- pa ne * an ‘lees £16 ter a dl St eet Little Pill N— = ICL AP 4 eR y ; - of eee ° NS.) ALT ES RS no Southerns;: ve hb a h an Pe | rravy "4 that Railroa @ ‘, > 10: “pain be . peng LO OG19- dresseqg “My WwW — ana l ha phos DIRECTIO nN ile TO ALL > y \mid ‘i Wie not pees at . ee " took ; ow ST's oe ‘ wm by Cattle . tae fed ota steers, onlG fy nam is I db lor er ihe ’ ttle pi I : . ADMISSI¢ © 7 i iinties, cs : " ncinge paoataln i tae Ati h it} i pg MS 9) ‘ ae stead teers Sica 1% . $7 Aa 1s ‘wy re ’ me famous all, of . 4 us -_— it >a) : - of a convil . @xcept a ae ee 5 Hobo . beed : thern steers i@15: stocker aT ie a tea the } na Aa i the } its. : o little Send angwe,. © ee ‘ ls, ek EP he o> 14.50: sou ; heifers $7 7 as om» calves throu tam Rehind . itd lernon i on the Exch 1 war stocks; : 6,400. 4 1 45'4 “§ = decline wi » to 20 ink r.. 400 170', 162%4 me "3 | S612 Sys DOO; hg et hers an anc is 1 hame O t i . | parable with the breake of St ee Seek en ok lambs, | $12 2005.50; yoartinas physi Pills turday, Oct. ee ‘ ae ja rable with | ek of Germany's sy & © . = OO ¢ 5 r » wethe jad tag ALE . : fureau of Ma I CascaRoyal oO Sa if not, don't on Se it y oom B oy ie? W e ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 \ ‘ Py ? fer fers. Pi« * (1 ~ ru ised 14) t, , ‘ vy tay e a points if} tl ve irs agro . ‘ VA SOU 4 see? of An CHICAGO. : : ere ie 8 a 1 po lp ic }, + S Ww never you ne ye i ih have N ted Chicago rribune “Dutch. _—s. re we volce Q) S$ : e : . two « : ; tia RLOos ; ’ tin e =a . € lors Lee } , S18 7 »oT ; me, re ry ie i o fees | ‘ . ervoug, ‘ The : o t ver ai . | for peace tficultic rs ae pra a) +} 4: 's Kets). Hog putGners, ie. s aie 9 become Costive. fee as and nervo ble , nden ne Sc: by ma “At least two ween to arrive “oth h — a n . 16,000 49% ae a oe Lhe oe . eee king. $17.85 - a $16, Gx ret ye ecome gore = ad aeaee War Correspo Price. 15 Ee R ’ YQ c - ‘ z f any a ' hat th (MEAS v “a ‘ oan * 18 854 ae I igs. good i compared with ‘ = rr pale, ane itate to b 4 as 98 A i i | the w rg ~ ‘ ' seCegl ; : . ea +o avi ts * canne ome hig ' compares » y ae weit rn of peace, an be anew | Sirte com saee a $2 Na Wh ers mostly —Receip ts, OW) My $1 2 lower: Reliev ts 45 doses, 30c; a - 7 . . i ’ —_ OO 2s Oa ° 1, | yearlings, The to Whe lowe has just a eeu been SZ w : ine .1 1 S °. ‘ - . an 7 i Oe! * r r sheer m0? a e¢ 4 i 4 . ry mucn Pi on be d : td es oR hs | ing ooV! ho where nt i dustry pre a. fast dis inciinat) : Feed G No ! “wr Ol, oon 1A e *. Ww estern yo ne of the first righ ee ~~ i : any hard an ipanies’ and ‘pe; Mi}, Central 1.200 19%, IS% BO) — from the tim troops until he i 3 : reen ‘war comp: j~ | K, C. 8: col . a HO%, 5O' SO, ° 1 of American tan cye in coing e~) i tw oat tnatetinn | tai. = Rgtlons ope 400 ; Ahh 116 . nded and lox t. 8S. Marines \°) & companie of re: uper: leh \ “wo 1161, ] , wou top with the , me « ha- Daily. adi Cc La] : “The period ir has almost in baie Ne é + ol . f tr I no ty Binh Dts yee Herald. Mat. 1m ‘ re at MA = ; é i ‘press , iy 0 Ww ae | nd e * ame ey HE or ww '- i lowing falaeat difficult and : fs and MK & 4 0 19 “8 ‘4 ei RE teau-Thierry. Theater Equipped > Ww f vVarlably 3 ‘ry has been sh some MA & T pid Mw) , Ie a 8 Me ' b sts BER ttt et rOCH ae Ou Nursery 2 c . : ; by TY . te ‘ *e | : z irae f ynles: thy ‘ oh 1s tlie M jiu) Pa Big Pe > > : : 7 ue Up- oO Attendance “a ‘*) z ; vainful, 5 te yegh Syances, such | ATS | Mo. Pac. 1 » im) 4 + . aK ‘ Sees: i . on , e in |) he itfubttine ae pee est, in the year oOoTr& M oe 13% Tah, . Sat A os ES | S41 TO Trained va oll hiddies Po ~ ra 3 he ming up of the \\ ' n ‘entra SA 4 ae} 7%, ith ‘ Dye Re meine ~ a ope : > Civil at i PIN, ¥, Contry 8 OO 40) es % SO ee eee j BO AND AL } iz following our inancial prophets have NH Ei, 9,900 ee 103% 104% ° & . rR te ae Tau D ND 8) — - ' ‘ the financi: ‘dictions N y} 200 TON, | ' ° ang ge ites Wy RE ) *" . - ' ‘ he + “Where = their pred) eh ew - noe QT 1, SST, * RIA ile ote ov ‘ . iu : often failed ll be few to gay : ] 6,200 BON ‘f { ee MES © d | ao _ wi ) - . acl . 4. v4 : , 8 there [setting in or OOO day ng wt dn 3 A ? JA rm ) 3 t since 1914, ; not eome offset - , om r Penn . . a met. 24 3643, i - : b tler able lo —PRESEN : i 3 whether or ke itself felt ; Ww. Ve ~O, af q* SS" y ™ Vone Is ¢ } “ Pe BS 3 f) nce may mae 1 j Pr. & "ay Saw) . ” — per bul theu by | A 480,000; increased. Fe “ee of pe We Will Co (NGLISH "o. 1 e Delly xf g : i , or... i Al UMaine . | 84.705 “ . mem bers 000) - $100.- trate. i N Fk NGL ~ ' Matine comet | ue and tT lounes ali of | ‘a vaults, $50.09. OC Wed. demons T ° ERA IN E! Ae | : emal Scantinasse ‘tin own je Included erve in Let us CU ) ARD oP + hts, | eal | good rally. with corn. | sustain: j hanks, (Spec ye gen MER BR 104-06 INTING STAND d Friday Nig ‘ . good were easy acted as a ed to! 000: tncrease, of member danke. ‘e in : TION—3 PRESENT. Monday an Saturday > ite 12 ¢ Ow though. ning unchang | 272.000: bank o 000. Reserve : ust.” Night and ° offertnas. one ar. reserve ba $11. 973.000. tes, . | , Nights, «Fa day Nig tober 26, = 3 i : 5 | rarel After to TOK. the m i aral a Tease. trust compan ‘ ors horsday i.” Tues N ht, Oc 0 t 70 ‘ac $26.000: dex hank and OND: de- 13 and T “Pagiiace Sunday Nig tere.” AS Ce.a ing influen th Nov. h recovered, - t state 310.367. 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In Virginia, Patrick Henry denounced the Constitution as a flagrant outrage upon the states, and he especial- l7 criticised the opening phrase, “We, the people of the United States.” He saw in these words the beginning of the end. Despite much misgiving on the part of the few, the great mass of people pushed ahead under the new Federal Government, halting for a moment when they elected Jefferson to succeed Adams, but finding that Jefferson could forget his strict constructionist ideas and become an expansive nationalist when the oppor- tunity to purchase Louisiana presented itself. President Adams, within 20 days of the expiration of his term, took John Marshall out of his Cabinet and appointed him Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. The importance of this action upon the development of the Federalistic spirit in the United States cannot be overestimated. In the ap- pointment of Marshall the doom of the doctrine of the sovereignty of the states was sealed. In following the growth of Federal power in the United States his figure occupies such a commanding position that it can neither be overlooked nor minimized. He has been rightly characterized as a nation builder. In the face of a hostile executive and a hostile Con- gress he upheld the banner of nationalism. It is use- less now to speculate on what might have been our destiny if a man of the Jeffersonian manner of think- ing had been placed in the position which Marshall occupied. It is possible the whole trend of our his- tory might have been changed, and that instead of a ecntralized Government, steadily increasing in strength, we should have had a league of independent but weak states, lacking the force of nationality. In the midst of the storm which he created, Marshall pursued his undaunted way. Decision followed deci- sion, each one striking more and more at the so-calied sovereignty of the states and extolling not only the necessity but the benefits of a strong Federal ernment. The period between the death of Chief Justice Mar- shall and the beginning of the Civil War was notable for a marked indisposition on the part of the Amer- ican people squarely to meet the issue of a centralized xovernment. Whenever the country was brought squarely up against the question as to which was supreme, the nation or the state, some way was found ty evade a direct answer. There was compromise in the admission of Missouri. When Kansas and Ne- braska sought admission, and when Congress threw the problem back to the people, the struggle between the free soilers and would-be slave-holding element led to sanguinary encounters. The South Carolina Legislature declared that the Federal tariff should be regarded as null and void within the State borders. The irascible Jackson threat- ened to hang personally upon the nearest tree any person who disobeyed the Federal law. ‘‘The Federal union,” he dramatically exclaimed, “it must be pre- CGov- served.’ Calhoun insisted that a state had the right to nullify, while Webster argued with wonderful elo- quence and logic for the national supremacy. Again there was a compromise, in which Congress adjusted the tariff upon tines not wholly objectionable to the South. Then came the Civil War, and with it an exercise of Federal powers far beyond the wildest flights of the Hamiltonian imagination. There was some muttering as larger and larger powers were assumed by the heroic Lincoln and by Congress, while the restrictions of the Constitution were ignored. Lincoln gave force to his utterance by acts which, under any other con- dition, would have led to his impeachment. Our present purpose is to emphasize the psycho- logical effect upon the American people of witnessing demonstration after demonstration of the transcendent power of the Federal Government. Amid the excitement and peril which followed the fall of Sumter there was neither opportunity nor disposition to analyze too closely the acts of the President and of Congress, and later in the war the people became callous to the widest exercise of Federal authority. It was not the governments at Springfield or Al- bany or Harrisburg, but the Government at Washing- ton that still lived. The eyes of the nation were there- after to be focused upon the national capital. The po- litical entities of the states became overshadowed by the national feeling. The outlines of the Federal Gov- ernment, on the other hand, stood out- against the Fascinating narrative of how original American settlers, violently individualistic, grew into nation whose President is today “most powerful ruler in world” —John Marshall, nation-builder, and Supreme Court as bulwark of Federalism -:- — -:- D SD J} yoo} jnq Apwp Yywep pervs oym Oday Ays D SD JUOL, BY} UWIOL{ saaissiul Ul fjasumy sjpaaas ‘A}zUaI—aL JDQUIOD U} paj}iy som oYyM puD _ ‘sao0 jo 20D,, 4no spm oym Aog uDdsuaWYy 0} slayyeT swBuyng 10yeIAY The Evolution of Federal Power horizon like the Parthenon on the Acropolis at Athens, distinct, commanding and #su- preme. The logical result of the convincing dem- onstration of Federal omnipotence soon be- came apparent. The people, through their duly elected representatives, instinctively turned to the Federal Government to secure the accomplishment of reforms which could not be reached in any other way. During the Civil War they had seen the Federal power exercised arbitrarily, and sometimes harshly, but always effectively. This was the fact that impressed the American mind. It was the achievement of results by direct methods which appealed to the masses. The extinction of state bank currency was accom- plished so simply and easily—though there was no authority in the Constitution for the Federal Govern- ment te go into the states and throttle these institu- tions—that the people quite naturally invoked the aid of the Federal power for the suppression of the lottery evil. In the year of 1893 there was a menace of cholera and the suggestion of a national quarantine met with instant favor. In 1799 a law was passed by Congress di- recting Federal revenue officers “‘to duly observe the quarantine laws of any state and faithfully aid in their execution;” in 1898 Congress enacted a law which em- powered state quarantine officers “to act as officers of the national quarantine system.’ This is an inter- esting fact, as showing how popular sentiment can cnange in a century. The doctrine of paramount necessity was invoked for the extension of Federal authority in the protection of the people against impure food and drugs, a mat- ter which might very properly be considered as wholly within the jurisdiction of the states. Today the rail- road corporations, once so haughty and independent, bow in complete submission to Federal power, first exemplified in the Interstate Commerce Commission and now concentrated in the Director-General of Railroads. There was not a whisper of the rights of the states when the Sherman anti-trust bill was under consid- eration in the Senate in 1890. The corporations did not surrender their tremendous advantage without a struggle. jut eventually the trusts were either com- pelled to dissolve, or, facing the inevitable, voluntar- ily consented to take the action, which, in due course of time, the courts would have directed. The so- called Clayton act of 1914 placed further obstacles in the way of creation of monopolies, and the Federal Trade Commission act of the same year gave the Fed- eral Government power to probe deeply into the conduct of business. The Federal Government has created a Board of Mediation and Conciliation, under the act of 1913, to settle controversies concerning wages, hours of labor or conditions of employment. In 1894 the Division of Botany in the Department of Agriculture cost $8600 per annum, while 20 years later the appropriations for the Bureau of Plant Industry aggregated over §$2.- 000,000. The expenditures of the Bureau of- Forestry increased during the same perfod from $7280 to con- siderably in excess of $5,000,000... The Bureau of Chen- istry is comparatively a new creation, but this does not prevent it from expending over $1,000,000 a vear. Meat inspection, a responsibility from which the states have been relieved, also costs $1,000,000 annually. There are scores upon scores of bureaus in connec- tion with the 11 departments of the Government. and Government inspectors or officials of various kinds now number thousands where, a few years ago, they could be counted by the score. It is impossible not to recall the fact that one of the complaints against George III in the Declaration of Independence was in these words: “He has erected a multitude of new offices, and sent thither swarms of officials, to harass our people and eat out our substance.” Enormous tracts of land in the Western states have been reserved by Federal power for future use. There have now been withdrawn under the forest reserve act 192,000,000 acres, and numerous forest rangers and other Federal agents appear in the Western country and compel obedience to Federal regulations. Not only do men and women crossing the state bor- ders pass under the control of the Federal Govern- ment, but even the birds that fly through the air have been placed in the same category. In vain was it urged that the blackbird or the goose that wings its flight across the blue vault of heaven has neither consignor nor consignee, and is not, therefore, interstate com- merce. It is not surprising that an effort is now be- ing made to place migratory fishes under Federa] eontrol, so that even the Mississippi catfish may ere long swim proudly under Government protection. Other wide applications of Federal power are em- hodied in the Federal farm loan act, which is not such a far cry from the governmental pPawnshops main- tained for the poor by France and Mexico; the law (Continued on Page 13.) SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -OCTOBER 6, 1918. —_ ~ _ io = - > ° — 4 - a - «ew ss = FS = “ ” _ > = ~ - ~ b& a a i e ' ‘ o ' sf ¢ éa . 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’ ’ 7 ae . -3q U0OS BUBIOdIUMO [Bispagq JO UOPBIIsUO -Miep BZULOUIAUOD 8) JO I[NSed [BOTZO, oY “nS pus BU;pUBMWOS Youljs|p ‘suaqiy ie S1jodoloy 9G} UO UOUEqWe_ 94) aH, UOZIA0Y JIMOd |RJIPI_}| JO UOLN| asoym UOljDU O}JUI Mats ‘91}381;DNpiaipul Aj}Ua}010 owes —*$49]9398 UDDaWYy J0U13140 Moy jo aaijo1avU SuijwuldsD J ay} poo] Ov Batunjuad Mal p YouyR aODA D RDY) PINSIA UIASPLOJUN PUD AHhuvals D 8t a7 ‘4amnod jnuapay fo y)noub OY) Oulods) POY] $1 Ahuojsry UDILAIULY ur Saipnjis Huiqsosqv Jsom ay} [Oo AN Aviator Putnams Letters to American boy who was our “ace of aces,” and who was killed in combat recently, reveals himself in missives from the front as a shy hero who faced death daily but took it as a lark—Descendant of Revolutionary War hero was typical of the fine young Americans who are repre- senting us over there 2: it EWS dispatches a few days ago told of the death in an acrial combat in France of David Eindicott Putnam of Newton, Mass., who, al- though onty a boy of 20, already had become the “ace of aces” of the American flying corps, with 12 aevial victories officially to his credit. Putnam and Lieut. Wendellg. Robertson of Fort Smith, Ark., when {lying together, were dttacked by seven German ma- chines, four of which made for Putnam. He was shot through the heart. His machine fell within the Amer: tcan lines and he was buried in a field “golden with buttercups” by his comrades. Nowhere is Putnam's boyishness. his shyness and modesty, yet withal his bravery and eagerness for duty more apparent than in his letters to his mother, several of which are reproduced on this- page. He cannot con- ceal his zest for the fray, takes a boy's frank delight in his bag of spoils, yet plays up no thrills, lays no emphasis on his dangers and plumes himself on no special virtues. It has been said that in all he dia and in all he has written here he stands unmistakably as the fine type of American boy who represents us over there. June 16, 1918. OTHER DBAREST: Combat after combat comes my way, and without boasting I'll say that I generally meet them head on. Friday, with another fellow, I dove into a bunch of six Germans and three fell. These are not official yet. Yesterday | was with three other fellows when | saw two boche biplanes. They saw. us at about the same time and started to drive for home. Putting on all the speed I could I gave chase. As my machine happened to be slightly faster than those of the others in my patrol, I arrived first. With both guns shooting murder, I slowly closed with one of the boches. Near- er and nearer I drew. One gun stuck, but the other rattled on. When I was about 10 yards from the Ger- man, up came his nose. A perfect target, and just at that instant my remaining gun stopped. The German gunner (I could see him clearly) took one look at me and commenced to fire. A quick turn and I was out ot range. I looked back and there was the unlucky boche falling to the ground. Suddenly his left wing broke off and he dashed into the ground. I looked around for the rest of my patrol and there they were, some 500 yards above me, watching the fight. We got together again and started to patrol some more. | kept on, for I was able to fix my guns, which weren't very badly jammed. Suddenly I saw five more Ger- mans and gave chase immediately. As the biplanes had done before them, they, too, turned toward home and in following them I passed through a cloud and lost the rest of my patrol. The Germans, however, went too far, so I turned back. I had flown perhaps three minutes toward our lines when a German bal- loon loomed up directly ahead of me. “Well,” I said, ‘i've got no incendiary bullets, but there’s no harm in shooting at it.”” No sooner said than done. I pulled both triggers. “Ploof!’’ The balloon’ burst’ into flames. It was the first time I’d ever seen a balloon in flames and it did look queer. [ supposed that there would be just one burst of flame and that would be the end. No! The thing remained in the air, a flam- ine mass, for perhaps 20 seconds and then dropped slowly to the ground, where it continued to burn. But how the anti-aircraft guns did shoot at me! Bang! Bang! Bang! Just a continuous” roar “Flaming onions’ also were coming up from the ground. Into a cloud I went. The shooting was even more terrible there, so out I dove. Twisting, turning, circling, I finally reached our lines and made tracks for home. The others arrived at about the same time, having witnessed the entire performance. That makes nine official planes and 13 unofficial for a total of 22 in six months, Thursday the 20th. Have received no mail for a long time. [ suppose it's because everything is so mixed up over here on account of the battle. | have been awarded the French Military Medal and am inclosing a photograph. The “Medal” was SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 6, 1918. blown upside down in the wind, He may have fallen in our so doesn't show very plainly. The pilot's insignia is on my right. (Here young Putnam drew a diagram of the decorations and numbered and explained them to his mother as follows): 1—Pilot’s insignia; 2-—-Plati- num and diamond sticxpin given bv the Morane company to me for bringing down a boche on their machine; 3—Military med- al: 4—War Cross; 5—Insignia of Lafayette Flying Corps; 6—Cord worn by our escadrille because. we have received a citation from the army: 7—Aviator's wings. Always with love, DAVID. Ask Bill Wellman if vou don't understand. June 25, 1918. Dearest Mother: It’s been some time since I wrote you, but during that time I’ve been enor- mously busy. ; Do you remember my stating how lucky I was to be allowed to remain in my French escadrille? Well, I be darned if the U. §&. army didn’t yank. me out imme- diately. I was told to report at a certain place, so had to pack up and get out. On arriving at said place, I was told that I was to be a flight commander in the 139th Aero Squadron. Here I am! We have “Spads’’ ithe same machine | had with the French), but am not yet at the front. Go up in a couple of weeks. Apparently I'm in for a mighty good time. The fellows are quite a congenial crowd. What's better, as we are in an American sector, the girls around here are all Americans. First ones I’ve seen for over a year. Always with love DAVID. a lines or just in their lines. At any rate, he is official. I now have 10 “official planes and am now an “ace.” Also, that makes seven ‘official’ for this month, tying the French record. If he fell in our lines I will go pick up the pieces in the morning. Al- ways with love, DAVID. July 8, 1918. Dearest Mother: It is 4 a. m. and [| am answering your won- derful letter while waiting to take my patrol up. We wait until & boche comes over and then up we go. I wonder if it's possible for me to be more disappointed even than you? Gee, how I did want to go home! But they say “op- portunity knocks but once,” and it seemed to me I! heard her tap- ping at least. Looked like too good a chance to let slip. You see, here I am now in a new es- cadrille as a First Lieutenant Flight Commander. In about four months I should be a Cap- tain and soon after that will get my own escadrille. At least that is the situation as explained to me. Here’s hoping! Yes, there will be more compe- tition, for 1 want to retain my place at the head. But I am not a fool, and now that I have a running start, am not going to take so many chances. Poor Baylies; did you read about him in the papers? Dearest mother, I wrote to both Mr. and Mrs. Winter, ex- plaining to both as fully as was possible with our own limited in- formation, the way Wallie went. No one actually saw it, but here is the story again: Wallie and I were supposed to go up with two Frenchmen, but June 30, 1918 (Evening). Dearest Mother: I wrote you this morning and said that 1 would try to “get” another boche in the evening. I did! I took a -patrol of new pilots out for their first flight over the lines. Upon arriving at said destina- tion, I perceived a speck off in the distance. Crossing into German territory, we gave chase, but the speck was too far in and so | turned my patrol and started back. Then I saw another speck, much closer. This time we were able to get close enough to see that the machine was a German biplane. And he was good, too. Seeing that he was outnumbered, he didn't dive imme- diately, but, instead, began to maneuver. I tried twice to get into position, but each time he outmaneuvered me. Then | tried a stunt I had heard of but had never had the nerve to try before. It is a stunt of yuynemer's, and requires a lot of skill, accuracy and quick shooting. Putting on full speed, I maneuvered to get above the German. Then, a quick turn and I was on my back. The machine, being nose heavy, falls on its nose and rights itself. Over I went and the next second I was pointing at the Hun. I fired six shots before the biplane was out of range. I say ‘out of range.” He never got that far. Smoke began to show behind and down he went on his nose. Then, to my surprise, he broke in the air. I was astonished, for I had fully expected him to catch fire AVID ENDICOTT PUTNAM was a direct descendant of Gen. Israel Putnam of Revolutionary War fame. When 19 years old he enlisted as an aviator with the famous Lafayette flying squadron and brought down his first enemy machine Jan. 19, 1918. He was awarded the French War Cross March 23, after having won five victories in the air. He was decorated later with the Military Medal by the French Government Early in June Putnam was transferred to the American aerial corps as First Lieutenant. On June 10 he brought down five German airplanes in one day, an achievement that has been eclipsed only once during the war, Aviator Rene Fonck of the French army having destroyed six ma- chines in one day. Putnam’s last aerial victors was reported on Sept. 2 -' A, Lieut. David Endicott Putnam. ——t he had some motor trouble and didn't get off with us. However, before going up | said: ‘“Wallie, if we get separated wel stop at the other field for lunch. We'll meet there.” One of the Frenchmen also became separated, and Wallie, when he finally did get up, fell in behind him. Out they went to the lines and came immediately upon four two-seater machines. (These are the most dan- gerous type, and doubly so when in numbers.) As I[ said before, no one knows exactly how it happened, but the last seen of Wallie, he was going straight for one of the Germans and had reached a point about 10 yards when he crumpled up in the air and fell about a mile and a half in the German lines. He was killed instantly! And wasn’t it glorious' To die like a man! Could one ask more? * + * * » - * Alwavs with love, DAVID. July 19, 1918. Dearest Mother: Once again | rise to remark “you nearly lost little David" again this morning. Jiminy, a miracle saved me “er ! was detailed to make a patrol over an attack in the trenches to keep away enemy planes. With one other fellow I had patrolled about an hour when I saw three enemy planes. Down we plunged. When I came close, 1 opened fire, but when I tried to pull up for a fresh start, | wasn’t able to. The pressure in the gasoline tank, which drives the gasoline into the motor, had fallen too low and the motor wasn't being fed properly I pumped and pumped, and finally the motor picked up again. Back I whirled on the boche and fought for about five minutes and then, horror of horrors, the motor stopped again. This time I was in a much more dan- gerous position, for when | turned away to pump, all three were able to shoot at me And they did! Suddenly | heard “Plunk,” and what little pressure | had been able to pump up disappeared. I switched to an emergency tank we carry in our upper wing and waited for the motor to catch Wow. it was terrible! Three of them spitting mur- der at me from behind my tail! And I was helpless Slash, slash, the bullets dipped through my wings and then—-“Purr! Put-put—Purr-rr-rr! Oh, joy of joys! My motor started again’ When the boches saw that I was O K again they left me and | made tracks for home. Always with love, DAVID. PAGE THREE ea ’ ' ¥ ONE ct ta ny sap one , ee . te A llth oe 2 a ee ae ee | Tn aecamiasnin, aainaemanineeeaeenaieennieenenneieneaeee Al SULa 1S Moth art om OPTI DR: PR Fee eR AAR Dcdetatbte ere eS oe od / Perse

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And the food— spare the name! A dish of corn meal for breakfast and supper, and for dianer man- goes and carrots. Twice a week given some kind of meat. Hungry as we were, we couldn’t eat it. It was rotten. And none of the 5000 prisoners in this we were camp were any better off than we were. The Russians were the worst. They bad no soap, and while we all carried ‘iittle Strangers’ with us, they were positively crawling. “Finally, one day about six weeks after our arrival, the order some British bridge being Engers. A to send out prisoners to work on a built over the Rhine near hundred Canadians and En- flish were selected, and Rundle and I were among those singled out. There were 100 prisoners working on this bridge, a double-track railroad structure of steel and concrete. We were divided into three gangs, and worked. from 6 in the morning till 6 at night, with a spell of an hour and a half in the middle of the day. The worst off of the lot were the Rus- sians and Belgian civilian prisoners. They seemed to have lost all heart, and never “once did any of them make a try to escape With our boys it was different— they were all the time planning to get away, and frequently we would wake up in the morning and find that two or three came of our members Were missing. Some of them got clean away, others would be brought back and given heavy penalties for thelr breaks “The building where we were con- fined had once been a hotel) The hundred of us were crowded in a room fit to ac- commodate about 10. There was no ven- tilation. When we returned from work in the evening the door was locked and barred, and we had ta stay inside till the following da‘ “On Sept. 16 our Red Cross parcels came to hand, and after that they reached us regularly, one parcel every week, and while they were all opened by the Ger- mans, as a general rule the contents were intact We depended for our lives on these parcels, for if it hadn't been for them we would have starved to death. The Red Cross also sent us bread from Switzerland, two loaves per man each week We were allowed to write two letters and four postal cards each month and could receive any number Thank God for the letters we got' They helped keep our spirits up and reminded us of the homes we hoped we would one day see again “We had planned on making our get- away the following spring, and had scooped out a hollow in the walls, where we hid tins of “bully’’ beef, sardines, bis- enits and chocolate Rundie had man- aged to get hold of two maps of Rhine- land, having bought them from a Russian ~* _would obliterate our MIN PIYBI | JRQ—SINO|] to ‘ e the we Fritz off to had a compass, tip trick Now that were all set, and all « needed was a favorable chance. ‘The chance came on Feb. 24 of this year. It. was Sunday and had been snow- ing alldayv. At 8 o'clock at night eight of us made the attempt. We had already cut a hole through the shingle roof, and one by one we crept through the hole and slipped down into the vard. There was a six-foot wall surmounted with five strands of barbed wire and brilliant electric lights. + We hid in the shadow of the wall until the sentry made his round, and then, reasonably confident that he wouldn't venture out in the snow again for some time, we shinned up the wall and cut the wire with a pair of nall pullers that we had stolen from the shoemaker. In just a minute or two we were on the other side of the fence, free—but still in Germany. “We slipped out through a little gar- den just outside the prison camp and made our way down to the river, where one of the men had noticed an old disused rowboat. On this leaky craft the eight of us embarked. We only had one Oar, and the current in the river was running so swiftly that we were soon in difficul- ties. After an hour of tossing about we were swept back to the bank at a point about six miles down from where we started on our trip. We tore some paling from a fence, and finally managed to paddle our way to within 20 yards of the opposite shore. Here our boat stuck and we had to jump into the icy. water and wade to the bank. “Right across country we struck, thank- ful every minute that the falling snow footprints. Finally, about half a dozen miles, we were fagged out and could go no further. We were on the edge of a little wood and crawled in through the under- growth and lay down in the snow. We were too tired and cold to sleep, but the hope of getting clear away buoyed us up, and we talked of what we would do when we reached ‘Blighty.’ We stopped in the wood all day, munching our and making a meal of biscuits, and bully beef. “When night fell we ney, following the main roads, ing a wide detour when lage or a town. This was our program for five nights. We managed to strike a wood, ditch, quarry or the like each after making but mak- ‘5 4I9UT@313 9g) yore) OL... Jasulg for Freedom chocolate | sardines | resumed our jour- | we neared a vVil- | |The Natural Learn Shorthand, 1 Week | You will be amazed at the quickness with which vou learn the wonderful K. L. shorthand Surpassingly simple and easy home study In a few hours you'll know | the whole system; then gain speed in | taking down dictation, conversation, speeches, orders, etc., as fast as a perso! | talks A free lesson will be mailed by King Institute, FB-28, Station F, New a a Just write for this and see | what you get Astonish everybody with | your ability and earn more money.— DV i | LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 6, civilian prisoner for two bars of 5-cent - | BOA “We had everything fixed to leave in nu rs 4 August, but just a few weeks before I are went down with an attack of pneumonia. ce GERIOLOS CO ERUENNE. CHOWIRE OF ty The bovs did what they could for me; ~— regen ator nage oeeggn Bg — _ ish to conquer the pernicious craving but for four days and nights, with MY) You will find just the information in a temperature around 100, those German) book that will be mailed free, in plain swine let me lie without any attention wrapper, if you write te Edw. J. Woods Finally the rest of the men refused to go, SA-28, Station I, New York, N. Y. Over- to work until a doctor was sent to me, and | come snuff habit gently, easily. Calmer when one came he at once ordered me to, "*'’* BOOT RING ateop. mienee .OFle and be sent to a hospital conducted by oe vine anne: eee raere 2m rer ADY. Sisters of Merc, : “Tt was wonderful that more of us didn’t. 9 gro down \ll the covering we had right Are You Too Fat ? through the cold winter were two thin | if ,ou wish to redus our weight stead- blankets, with no more warmth to them ily, pleasantly and tahiti obtain a than two Pieces of cheesecloth We came small package of oil of Korein at the drug in from our work on the bridge hot and| store, follow the directions; be both sur- | sweating, and had to lie in our damp, prised and delighted at becoming thinner, | clothes. Our blankets were never changed. | supple and healthier Book matled free by 1 had the same pair for 19 months, and | Korein Co, ND-28, Station F. New York, { vere tn a condition positively inde- | 5: CUMGEOD EVER. MORUcions of Fs te | 5 pounds weekly are reported, and there e ribalble |, need be no fear of the return of fat. No | got out of hospital at the end of Oc-| Nrenuous exercises, no cathartics, no tober. and a few weeks later managed to \ ret hold of a compass. I won't say how! | wot it. because it is still possible that) Wanted. New Ideas-—Write for list of inventions t e other soidier May manage to get ene ee ge eg an ean hae one in the same way, and it wouldn't do) (tice J’ Rvane & Co. 651 Sth Washingion. D.C PAGE FOURTEEN SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. ~rcccemete eave ‘a . i Pr _ « 9B{ OO) AIOE e80[9 paddejs s3IfON—, suvag ssqyv,, « @IRUIM B ut 2194 9Q I1}% JUOTA SSA pues ‘apyeyno paeddoys ysnf BUIAOWG 2uL morning, and hid there during the davy- light hours. Finally, on the fifth night, we figured we must be close to the Hol- land border, and when someone saw the lights of a village in the distance we de- cided we would take a chance and walk through it. “On we went, and were just about the middle of the main street when our hopes were dashed to the ground as we spied an old soldier walking along with a rifle and bayonet and lantern. As he passed us he merely glanced in our -direction, and, fortunately, Rundle'thad presence of mind to call out in German, ‘Good-night.’ We were walking two and two, and evidently the old man thought we were German sol- diers, for he returned our ‘good-night’ and went on his way. We went on ours, too, only you can bet ours was in the opposite direction to his! “When we left the village behind us we talked things over and decided that we would have a better chance .to. get through the frontier guards if we split up into twofparties, which we did. Four of us made off to a barn, while the other party marched away to the right and struck down a little ravine. We never saw or heard of them again. “Rundle, MacGlashan, Blampede and myself, all Twenty-eighth. boys, crawled up in the hayloft of the barn just as day was breaking, and in an instant were asleep. “Rundle and I were lying in one cor- ner of the barn, wif the hay pulled over us. Suddenly I woke up with a start. I felt choked. Rundle had put his hand over my mouth and was squeezing my nose. “ “What's the matter? ‘Sh! Sh! down below.’ “A minute or two later the children | clambered up the ladder and commenced | tossing about the hay, looking for CLZS. | Suddenly one of them caught sight of Blampede’s feet sticking out, and in a I whispered. Some kids. I heard them “J Would Not Part with it for $10,000”, So writes an cothusiantic: Meal customer. In like manner testify over 100,000 people who have worn it. Conserve your body and life first. 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I suffered as only those who have it Know, for over three vears. 1 tried remedy after remedy, and doctor after doc- tor, but such relief a’s I received was only temporary. Finally, I found a remedy that cured me com- pletely, and it has never returned. l have given it to a number who were terribly afflicted and even bedridden with Rheumatism, and it effected a cure in every case. I want every sufferer from any form of rheumatic trouble to try this marvelous healing power. Don't send a cent; simply mail your name and address and I will send it free to try After you have used it and it has proven itself to be that longe- looked-for means of curing your rheumatism you may send the price of it, one dollar, but under- stand, | do not want your money unless you are perfectly satisfied to send it Isnt that fair’? Why suf- Ter any longer when positive relief is thus offered you free”? Don't de- lav Write today Mark H. Jacks Bidsz., Syracuse, ! nr ’ l45F, Gurney No Y (Continued from Page 4.) second had raised an alarm. The and a boy came running up and sent kiddies scampering off to the road, a file of German soldiers were passing The soldiers ran up at the double, and soon poor Mac and Blam were hauled out. farmer the where “The soldiers were jabbering away and Rundle told me afterward that the, were asking Mac were there any more. Mac and Blampede said nothing, however. and after tossing the hay about in all direc- tions, fortunately missing the corner where Rundle and I were lying like mice, they went off with our two pals in their midst. It was tough luck to be so to freedom and then get caught, better luck next time! “The next night we crawled out as soon close but as it was dusk. We had eaten the last of our food, and it was neck or nothing now. We made our way down the ravine, and after going about four miles found that we were moving in the wrong direc- tion.. Back we went, and this time struck the right wavy. When morning came we were hiding in some field§S. At 4 o'clock it was dusk, and off we started again. We were ravenously hungry, dog tired and our spirits were mighty low. Suddenly we came in sight of some soldiers, and we thought the game was up. They saw us and shouted out. It didn’t sound like German, and Rundle let out a cheer. “They're Dutchmen, Billy! We'ra through!” “He was right. They were Dutchmen, we were in Holland, and had made our escape. They took us to the little vil- lage of Simplefeld—and we were free men once more.” LY15, “Cure Your Rupture Like | Cured Mine” Old Sea Captain Cured His Own Rupture After Doctors Said “Operate or Death.” mee His Remedy and Book Sent Free. Captain Collings sailed the seas for Many years; then he sustained a bad double rupture that soon forced him to not only remain ashore, but kept him bedridden for years. He tried doctor after doctor and truss after truss. No results! 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; . omen = e ou —— 3 bet J ] i Dl | = ——— - ; -9pUl pBY sys SuNBVOIpuUl “SswOAR]Y | O} dULIg UBTUOTAQGeG WOT 10})0] \} apupoul BIUBAL ASU JO APISAOATU YD Wi. | je pedeydwep aypeuly szeTqey 983d 7 ‘oo * x wf SOSO O dull OU) Ul a6BI ai uUBUTO te ae | Se . ig 0 x ; ae ~— J - ~ his. . FT i ys ‘ e! fy , 42, 1 ¢: wae oo ; | Pane aA os ra x =? SAL o a a ai ; “2% p. é 4 ‘ ast. ee a es ry : ‘ tek. ts. ts “The soldiers tossed the hay about in «all directions, and poor Mac and Blam were hauled out.” Two Out of Fight—Desperate Dash tor Freedom As Told by Bomber “Billy” Wallace, Per Sergt. L. Shannon Cornack. 5th Canadian Field Artillery Brigade. day, and the roll of honor of the battalion grew larger and larger. Reinforcements Wallace the bomber, and his comrades were nearly two W®re sent out from Canada, and in one of “4 : : : these reinforcing drafts came _ 19-year-old pe D better unpack that years planning their break from the German prison John Rundle. He made his living in pre- 10x Of bombs. lve got a 66 | | ° . : . . ; war days by clerking in a general store at hunch there's going to be inferno, then barely made it, while six others didn’t Manitoa, Manitoba. He joined the battalion something doing pretty —Amidst the horrors they escaped from, Red Cross in the front line trenches on the afternoon soon. Fritz has been too ; . ‘6 of June 5, just 24 hours before the mines quiet the last few hours.” packages were literally life-savers — and “Thank nee tebe. It was the Bombing Ser- God for the Letters We Got!” ee oe 7 ee Guarded on every side by German soldiers geant of the Twenty-eighth (Northwest) Ca- : a 4 ne nadian Battalion speaking, and the man to whom he spoke was Bomber ‘Billy’ Wallace, who, just who had survived the German onslaught, were being before 4 o'clock on the afternoon of June 6, 1916, Was marched back through the doing what nearly every other man in the battalion was war. who took delight in taunting their defense- less prisoners, Wallace, Rundle and the sur- ‘ivors of B and C. companies were taken over to the ' © ac ‘ic re e ' ‘ “ : rr ° : trenches as prisoners of German battalion headquarters. They still had their . : os: rifles, bayonets and packs, and at headquarters these trying to do namely, kill time and incidentally hold Chen and there Wallac t and Rundle ommenced Lo were taken from them and each man’s bavonet exX- the line of trenches at Hooge on the Flanders front, plan their escape; and though it took them unti! amined minutely. The Germans in those davs firmlv where the Canucks were very successfully engaged in March 25, 1918, almost two years later, never for one believed that all Canadians were armed with saw-edged bayonets for use in killing prisoners. Of course. saw-edges were found. Then the prisoners were marched through an elec- trically lighted tunnel, where double rows of sleeping bunks were occupied by reserve troops; and finally at 6 o'clock they were paraded before the Brigadier at Brigade headquarters. Here everything that had been overlooked at battalion headquarters was taken from the men, and each man was bombarded wiih tions of every kind. Later the order to march blasting the German hope of the ‘“Fritzies” eating their Christmas dinner in Paris. Before the war Wallace had been a farmer. He it was just 15 minutes later that the Sergeants was working on his farm near Dauphin, Manitobar in hunch materialized At precisely 4 o'clock there was the Canadian Northwest, when war came. On Dee. a terrific explosion, then another, a third and a fourth. 15, 1914, he took the oath to serve in the Canadian Hundreds of tons of dirt,. rocks, stores, earthworks expeditionary forces for three years or the duration and ammunition flew skyward, and the terrain where of the war. The battalion, incidentally the one rec- formerly the Canadian boys had their front line looked ognized as the crack battalion of the famous Sixth for all the world just the same as the subway exca- Canadian Brigade, which was commanded by Briga- vations at Forty-second street and Broadway, New dier-General Ketchen, went to France in September, York City. ; moment did they lose sight of their one big idea. no ques- . , : was «gilli | pers Ty a 199, ane keane _— the line near the Ypres santent. again given, and at 7 o'clock divisional headquarters The Germans had blown our mines it the space of There was the usnal trench fighting going on every, was reached. The men were kept here_till early as Many seconds; and besides smashing the line for morning and then turned over to a party of ublans, vards on each side of the mine craters, the high ex- ae ne ¥. ee ~ who marched them to a little village back of the lines, plosive had sent more than a score of the Twenty Ro WES RoE eS Which they reached at 9 o'clock in the morning. More eight Battalion boys to answer their last rollcall SSE Be : questioning, and then they received their first meal, For months and months, bit by bit, a vard here and Sees : a bowl of dirty barley soup, so rancid that the men, a yard there, the pioneer companies of the Bavarian : ENS hungry as they were, could not touch it. Soon the army had heen tunneling and digging out from their AS march order came again, and this time their destina- own front and support trenches some couple of hun % tion Was a little railroad station, where they were herd- dred yards on the other side of No Man’s Land, under- = ed into a cattle truck, the doors were closed and neath that dread waste, until they reached the point AES locked and the journey to Cologne, which took all the where their bearings told them they were underneath afternoon and night, was commenced, At Cologne, the Canadian lines A picked body of “storm troops” breakfast was served. It consisted of a slice of black had been selected, and they were held in readiness in bread and some bean coffee. the jumping-off trenches, and then, just a few minutes “It had been coffee, perhaps,’ said Wallace. ‘“‘but before the sentries on the Canadian side took their that must have been years previously. I never tasted posts for the night the mines were blown. . such a mess before—I have, though, many and many Then the Germans came: it seemed as if there must 7 times since. Still, we were famished, and we had to be millions of them. Al! communication lines to the make the best of a bad job.” rear of the Canadians had been broken by the ter- At Cologne the men were transferred to a passen- rific force of the explosions, and the fourth mine, ger coach and were sent to the prison camp of Dulman placed just under the support trench, had blown that in Westphalia, where they were put in a wooden shed highway to atoms, so that they were completely iso- surrounded by 14 thicknesses- of barbed wire eaeh lated. a handful of men entirely surrounded by en- eight feet high. emies. es “Right away Rundle and | commenced to look There was no disorganization, no panic. Officers » about: for a means of escape,” says Wallace “We and men alike set about their particular jobs, and, ** aac, didn’t have a chance, though. Armed guards, their back to back, with bomb, bayonet and rifle grenade oie rifles loaded and bayonets fixed, patrolled the in- they fought to keep the Germans off. The bravest ® closure night and day, and at night time we were men in the world, though, must have lost in that fight. 38 forced to stay in our shed. Even if we had managed it. was a case of one man fighting a score. And though ps to get out, incandescent lights made the compound the German dead piled up in the traverses of the & as bright as day. trenches, the inevitable end soon came; the Germans “Then, to make matters worse, the doctors inocu- were in possession of about 100 yards of front line . lated us against disease. Six times the needles were trench, and two officers and 56 men, all that were mare ; ; shot into our arms, till we began to think that the left of two companies of 350, were prisoners in the William Wallace, of the 6th Canadian Bri- Germans must be inventing new diseases for od hands of the enemy. gade- ‘photographed at the Dutch frontier benefit, or else that they were experimenting on us Next day the line was recaptured by another Ca. quarantine station March 8, 1918. in the ty. gee the effects of new serum. We all nadian battalion. But in the meantime Bomber Wal- lace, his pal, Jack Rundle, and the rest of the men PAGE FOUR SUNDAY recovered, clothes 1n which he escaped after undergo- however, and were sent away to different work places. ing a 21-months’ course of German “Kultur.” (Continued on Page 14.) 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“THE SUPER-MOVIE IS. ‘geg0e0q) P2i}}e1 JO BTee OG}? 03 Ps}0AeP SiEpP JO PUNO! emt poo? ul ‘qoyqm ‘sep10q #exay eq) 0} Peso sues SONV@ LHOIN .SLAHdOUd et 0 WIOIYMGNIAN NHOF 0} ssajasin4, MQ pazsoday s8uioqd NO ee eee 7 Young American has designed a camera without shutter, which gives a 100 per cent record of everything photo- graphed, and instead of a series of separate pictures, the process re- veals a continuous “moving’’ picture —Device based on an entirely new principle in optics o ee *e- a ee *e HE true moving picture is here at last. After six years of experimenting Ed- mond Lysle, a young American inventor, has perfected a moving picture in which every optical characteristic—line, mo- tion and color—is apparent. A 100 per cent record of everything photographed is pow obtainable instead of a partial record—for Mr. Lysle’s invention has eliminated the shutter and in- stead of a series of separate pictures his process re- veals a coitinuous “moving” picture. Impossible, you say. So it would seem except for the fact that Mr. Lysle has disposed of his invention for the largest payment ever definitely contracted for in the history of the motion picture industry. lle igs said to have received an amount even in ex- cess Of that paid to the inventor of the autographic koduk, whieh was several hundred thousand dollars. But if Mr. Lysle’s invention revolutionizes the motion picture industry, as it is expected to do, his rovalties are bound to run up into even more imposing figures. The fact that Mr. Lysle is only 33 years of age adds interest to the invention. Although he is a mechan- ica) engineer and an expert in precision work, he knew little about motion pictures when he began work on tis invention in 1912. Since that time he has made a study of optics and color, and today he is recog- nized as one of the best qualified color experts in America. What is so revolutionary about this invention? The fact that it is based on an entirely new prin- ciple in optics. The motion pictures which have been shown up to the present time are not moving pic- tures. They are separate “still” pictures, but projected so rapidly that they give the appearance of motion. In short, the motion picture of the present day is simply an illusion—based on the persistence of vision. Six- teen separate pictures are shown in one second, and without the speed factor ‘‘motion” is nonexistent. furthermore, the motion picture of today only gives partial record of whatever photographed For o is Woman Suffrage in the Time of Mos occupied @ most tmportant position in the minds of the people of Mesopotamia during the two and a half mil- leniums before our era. Certainly the contribution of Babylonia on the Oriental side of this movement was important, perhaps the entire movement began with them so far as a personification of the Word is con- cerned. “In the Nippur collection has been found the right halt of a very large literary tablet. ried five long columns on 50 lines each. It carries lines, being a lamentation on the destruction of the famous city of Ur, Known to laymen chiefly as the birthplace of Abraham and seat of the worship of Moon God. Like all other civic and national calamities, the fall of Ur in the twenty-fourth century (before Christ) at the hands of the Elamites, gave rise tu the composition ot! musical threnodies, hence- It originally car- each side, or 18 columns of about a liturgy of about 500 Sin the long The Lysle camera, based on more than fifty separate inventions embracing optical, chem- 1cal and mechanical processes, and entirely eliminating the shutter. the shutter to presence of the record, in addition trying on the eves. Mr. Lysle’s moving pictures are based on the prin- ciple of progressive substitution. As no shutter is employed in his camera, a 100 per cent record is ob- tained of the objects photographed. And the speed factor does not exist. How is it accomplished? A technical explanation of the Lysle process, as it is called, would require a small- sized book. It is based on more than 50 separate in- ventions embracing optical, chemical and mechanical processes. Not only is an entirely new kind of cam- era necessary to take pictures by this method, but a specially prepared film, sensitized to differentiate be- tween colors must be emploved, as well as a new tvpe of projection machine. prevents 100 causing the a per cent flicker that is s0 “Ode to the Word, the Sumerian Logos, in the fifth melody of the tablet, a sgng of the weeping mother goddess in which she is repfresent- The tollows or ed as wailing over the ruins of Ur. “Nearly all the Babylonian liturgies have at least one song concerning this personified word of the gods,’ says Dr. Langdon, in conclusion. Religiously the conception is not high and the persistence with which they repeat these doleful uninteresting songs from age to age during a period ol 3] vears only The Evolution of Federal Power * granting an eight-hour day to railroad employes, and the Federal reserve act, which is perhaps the climax of Federalism. The Supreme Court Federalism. has been the very bulwark of It has persistently upheld all forms of. v3 - a ag Y Se Ve he} ss : mT ere er. eg? ee ae ; * Oe ae: re as 6 = ~ > o ‘a We ~~ H The films in use to day only distinguish between black and white or intermediate tor.es of gray. For in- star. c, if a red rose is photegraphed in a blue vase, the result will be } The film used by Mr. Lysle is known as a panchro- matic film, and as its name implies, is sen- sitive to all color. From this it will be seen that its adoption will revolutionize the entire motion picture industry. Ever since the mo- tion picture was in- vented men in the fn- a k 7 oe th . FR nae ae ~——anhahedet Edmond Lysle, who at 33 years of age has perfected a new motion picture proce dustry have striven ess for which he receives for three things: Con- a record royalty. tinuous photography, color photogra phv with projection and siéreoscopic photography with pro- jection. The reason why Mr. Lysle and the men who have bought his invention believe it will replace the present-day picture is because these results have been obtained. There have been man: motion pictures ip color, but none have been entirely satisfactory. Such complicated processes were required to obtain results that commercial exploitation was unprofitable. Of course, motion pictures in color will not entirely replace motion pictures in and white The Lysle process is just as adaptable for black and white pictures as for those in natural colors. At first, color pictures will only be introduced in more im- portant theaters, as their cost will be far greater than those made at present But their superiority is so great that they will gradually supplant the present- day pictures. For instance, motion pictures are being used to demonstrate the most delicate mechanical and surgical processes. The pictures made at present do not record more than 75 per cent of what happens be- fore the camera. Often the very thing that is most wanted is lost. But with the Lysle process there is a complete record of everything that takes place, and the film will show just what is most wanted at any point. black the The greatest obstacles had to be overcome by the in- ventor for the most important men in the industry lieved that perfection would come by refining present processes rather than by entirely new princi- ple. However, Edmond Lysle triumphed over all ob- stacles, and from a poor inventor he kas now |! more than prosperous he- the OMe hi a -- (Conttnucd From Page 3) emphasizes the dreariness of their official Nevertheless, the historian of religions count of this phase of the origin the Logos idea Babvionia at least first personified the word of the gods. This dogma and belief arose here many centuries befor have any trace of it in the Hebrew, it appears not only an agent of wrath but as agent of creation, the verb ereator. The latter aspect may have been attained by the Babye lonians, and by the orthodoxy, niust tadce ac- and evolution of we where as iti perhaps even Sumerians.” ——— ———— a (Continued from Page 2.) ederal Government hds been erroneously ¢ as Federal usurpation. Usaurpation is the t of ing, or occupying and enjoying, the place, power, fun: tions or property of another without This is not the situation as it exists in the United States to } ‘ " j i bala teriZe : ‘ Feis- rat ‘ent forth emploved as liturgies in the temples through- congressional legislation. It has gone to the utmost day. Power and functions have been thrust upon ex- out the land of Sumer limit in affording a judicial foundation for Federal ecutive officers, the visible impersonations of the Fed- “This lone liturgy, which is divided into about 12 control It is well that this has been the case. Had eral Government, by the representatives of the people melodies, belonged to the prayer books of Nippur and the Supreme Court displayed an antagonistic senti- in Congress assembled Hamilton very properly ob- was probably composed in the Isin period. The dy- ment, the accomplishment of reform would have been served, in the Federalist papers, that the fabric of the nasty of Isin succeeded to the hegemony) ot a greater delayed. It would not have been prevented, for soon- American empire ought to rest upon the solid basis pala of Sumer, when the dynasty of Ur passed away. er or later the people would have found some way to or the cansent of the people; and if the people Con- The famous city Nippur then came under their dom- reach the desired end. sent to grant large powers to the Federal Government, ination The extension of the power and authority of the those powers are legitimate and not usurped ‘ At the Houseboat on the Styx -- (Continned [ree Ta " exid Homer. “The world must be made safe for state Radio station to flash the glad news across the’ kind of prophecy that I care to hear, for the simple prophecy, and after youl experience no prophet, river to the upper world.” reason that it obviously is based not alone upon justice, either of good or of evil could be expected to stay ‘But what did she say?” demanded Bonaparte but upon the everlasting truth.” in the extra hazardous pursuit of prognostication.” ‘She went into a trance,” replied Boswell, “and Sir And the cheering burst forth anew, extending to \ rousing. cheer came from the main saloon of the Walter Raleigh asked her to prophesy when the war. all parts of hades as the news spread, and at the houseboat at this point, and the group,rising hastily will be over, and her answer has thrilled us all.” hour of going to press was still going on, having ty» see what it Was all about; were met by Boswell, “When is it to be?” cried Johnson, eagerly) “Before already beaten all presidential convention records by rushing madly through the door. Christmas?” i9 hours, 38 minutes and 13 seconds “What's up, Jimmie?” asked Napoleon, as the great “She did not answer in terms of the calendar,” said ea at : ), : re foswell. “but in the terms of achievement Hier an- biographer entered. FOS ! ( hy , : . ; , ' , > , ‘ , on Bo ; > : ° es 9 (@ swouokt Jie hy the WUet'ly ‘ News aiper “Cassandra has just oiade a marvelous propuecy, swer was. ‘When the Kaiser is licked! OP » IITs, wth as... . — ae . 1’ cs - Wiis : ‘ said Boswell, “and | am hustling down to the Inter- ‘Magnificent,’ said Washineton That's the only Syndteoate,) : f . . _—on " > — . p > ° “2 . ‘ . 4 " af a ; } ; -_ z SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. 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—— — R$ Pet AS jo 7. a | : \ aateotest AANA f agra hed | e . M Ait ietsaldttaly 4) tt ih _ J ee me nit | i jet thi na i i ii it} : ‘ l i A} Ut {it : | i rs I i Al M ; t | if i Aad \ WGERT CASHING A CHECA. EADBERS of the Old Testament remem- ber the Hittites as one of the peoples in Asia Minor whom Jehova promised to dispossess of their lands in behalf of the seed of Abraham. The name suggests, if anything, a race of savage marauders infesting the Aegean coast of Asia Minor. It comes with something of a shock, then, to learn that these contemporaries of Moses and Joshua had evolved a type of woman suffrage—at least Women were permitted to hold important public offices. This is one of the remarkable discoveries made when, after years of labor, Dr. A. H. Sayce of Oxford University finally succeeded in deciphering a large collection of tablets in the Hittite tongue which are in the possession of the Museum of the University of Pennsylvania. The text is in cuneiform script, but different from the Assyrian. A ¢lew was found in one bilingual tablet which bore the same matter in both Hittite and Assvrian. The translations made at the museum by Dr. Sayce show that about 4400 years ago each province of the Hittite region was administered by a royal Baby- lonian Prince, and that every city was governed by a Prefect, or Mayor. The startling disclosure is that in almost every instance a prefectress is mentioned along with the Prefect. She seems to have co-ordinate authority with him and perhaps special powers of her own. One tablet is a letter addressed by a ruling Prince to a Mayoress and another woman, and seems to indi- cate that these had official status independent of the Mayor. The tablets are unfortunately much mutilated, so that only a portion of the text of most of them is decipherable. tut even if women could be Mayors, they were not looked upon as so Valuable as men. Another tablet records the sale of a boy as a slave by his father for a large sum in silver, with the further agree- ment that if anything should occur to prevent the consummation of the bargain, a daughter was to be substituted at a greatly reduced price. Still another tablet, ac- cording to Dr. Sayce, is of great interest because in several aspects it has a modern ring. “Tt seems.” writes Dr. Sayce, “that a scribe—the pro- totype of the newspaper man of today—got’ into some trouble, which is unfortunately not’ de- tailed, and was arrested. The conclusion of the tablet is legible, and shows that the scribe bad been given some SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATUti- | ‘a= S*SR ~ a’ -_ W oman Suffrage in the Time of Moses’ | Hittite tablets finally deciphered at University of Pennsylvania include letter from Babvlonian Prince to Mayoress, indicating she had inde- pendent official status — Another tells of Assyrian reporter, arrested probably for libel, to whom Mavor gave wine and who was released un- der bail—‘*‘The scribe is content in heart,’’ coneludes aneient journal- ist—Origin of St. John’s doctrine of the Logos «-:- -: -- <-% wine by the Mayor, had the attendance of a physi- clan, and was out under bail. ‘The scribe is con- tent in heart,’ the account ends. One wonders whether this is the conclusion of a libel suit of that era.”’ “Most of the tablets,”” the translator continues, in the Museum Journal of the University of Pennsylvania, “are concerned with commercial and legal business, and show how brisk a trade was carried on. They show that Eastern Asia Minor, 25 centuries before Christ, was under the control of the Babylonian Gov- ernment and that Babylonian civilization was firmly planted there. The silver, copper and lead mines of the Taurus were worked for Babylonian firms, good roads had been made along which the postman reg- ularly traveled, and walled cities had been built which served partly as garrisons for the Babylonian troops who kept the country in order, partly as centers for the Babylonian merchants and their agents. “The soldiers were mainly drafted from Assyria, which was at that time a province of Babylon, and the Assyrian mode of reckoning time by eponyms was in use. Frequent mention is made of a week of five days. “The language spoken was a dialect of Assyrian, which differed considerably from the standard speech, and in its pronunciation.was greatly influenced by the native languages of the country. The agents of the Babylonian firms were constantly moving about, and even a species of draft or check was already known.” The first record of the Hittites was found in 1881, when attention was called to two tablets, one in the British Museum and the other in the Louvre, which were In a peculiar form of cuneiform script. A large collection of tablets in the same script was acquired in 1889 by a Russian Egyptologist. Through the trans- lations at the University of Pennsylvania we for the first time know the exact date of the Hittite period. “We now know the date to which the tablets must be assigned,” according to Dr. Sayce. ‘“‘The forms of the characters and the proper names belong to the period of the third dynasty of Ur, B. €. 2500, and one of them is dated in ‘the reign of a King of that dy- nasty.” On the Egyptian monuments the Hittites are always figured as a yellow race, with prominent, protuberant noses and large nostrils, retreating forehead and chin, thick lips, high cheek bones and black hair and eyes. They are generally portrayed as beardless and as wearing the hair in a queue. They appear short in stature but heavy in build. Because of these physical traits, many students have connected them with the Mongolian race. Traces of them have been found over the territory Iving between Assvria and the coast of THE POST MA N. Asia Minor, and between the Black Sea and the Egyp- tian border. At one time they are supposed to have formed an “empire,” which was more probably a cou federation of cities Simultaneously with Dr. Sayce’s discoveries, new light on religious doctrines in Babylon 2000 years be- fore the Greeks is afforded by Dr. Stephen Herbert Langdon, curator of the Babylonian section of the Musenm of the University of Pennsylvania, now serv- ing in the British army. He has translated a number ol new liturgical texts which seem to show that the doctrine of the Logos, or word of God, which is: the subject of the introduction to the gospel of St. John, probably originated with the Babylonians The tablets deciphered by Dr. Langdon give hith- erto unknown accounts of the mystical symbolism of parts of the worship in the Temple of Nippur and at some other great cities of Sumeria. They are written in Babylonian and belong to the Cassite period, but relate to the older religion which was maintained by the Babylonians. Of particular interest is the tablet that traces back the doctrine of the Logos. In its mod- ern sense this doctrine was first enunciated by Philo or Alexandria. It is found in much of the writings of St. John. After discussing this philosophical move- ment, Dr. Langdon continues in the Museum Journet: “Sumerian liturgies have been edited by the writer from other collections that prove that this idea of an agent acting as intermediary between the great gods and the world, was commonly accepted by Sumarian and Babylonian hymnologists as early as 2500 B. C. They did not have the lofty conception of the Hebrews, in this respect: at least, the Sumerians certainly did not. With them the word of the great gods is always regarded as a word of wrath, and never as a power which created the world or which reveals the spiritual truths of the universe “Not until late in Babylonian history do we find the passage ‘The old men who know the Word,’ and Tae BAT ORS SS : may ciel Baga Pn Np iN ates = A A: GLI: A NII sin tI a OCTOBER 0, 1 RoBERT LEMEN- the passage says that these are looked upon with compassion by the god of vengeance. At any rate, the idea that the word of the greatest of gods is a personal agent who is sent forth ky these deities to afflict mankind because of their sins was a fundemental idea of Sumero-Babylo- nian religion. In the lat- ter period the theologi- ans of Babylonia may have developed this idea in a more religious and universal sense. “Nevertheless, the tab- lets have disclosed the remarkable fact that the lozos idea in this sense (Continued on Page 13.) PAGE FIVE 4135. 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TI} 3INSeT 8) ‘eSBA eniq & UT peqdr.so10yd S| e801 Pel B JI ‘O° 1 RI8 Ul JOq “ARIZ JO FO 10) @VIPemselut 310 age Pues YWriq ueenrrieq qsynsuiysip Atuo Arp ©} OS5N Ul SUIT] eq HadH D1QUIDD D pausisap spy uvdlawy 3uno x ¢ pun psyar -OJOYd BulyjJAsaNa 4O psi0ras JUDD sad OOI P samB yoiym ‘1aj3nys Jnoynm SI AIAOW-YaAdNS AHL AT THE HOUSEBOAT on the STYX : JOHN KENDRICK T was propheis’ night at the Houseboat on the Styx, and all the seers of the ages were on hand each with his own special little glimpse into the future ready to be revealed to whom- soever would RKisten. The evening's festivi- ties had taken the form of a reception to Cassandra. The elite of all immeria, intel- lectual and otherwise, were present in full force, and magicians of many sorts promenaded the decks and salons of the good old eraft full of importance and ad- vance information of varying degrees of value. Among the latter Cagliostré was possibly the most noted, and it is unquestionably true that he manipulated his little crystal ball with considerabie effect. “Turn that glass eye of yours on Potsdam Bill, Cag,” said Napoleon, after one or two demonstrations of its forecasting powers on insignificant matters. ‘‘l want to see if he is to be honored as I was by being put in quarantine in a little old hole in the sea called St. Helena.” “You may rest easy on that score, Boney,’ returned Cagliostro. “I have been somewhat curious on that point myself, and, take it from me, the thing that you ‘got was a strawberry festival to the thing that’s com- ing to Bill. Just keep your eye on the ball, and youll see Bill making a spring drive for Kiel.” The gathering grouped about the crystal and gazed intently into its mysterious depths Very interesting,” said Napoleon, appointment on his face as he stared with all the con- a shade of dis- centrated power of his vi- LIMBUReCBR sion into the globe. “But | BaQLIe don't seem to see Bill any- where. All I can see is a tattered fizure more like a Swiss yodeler than anything Amo TO DAY Doings Reported by Wireless to transierred to the Texas border, ae BANGS PROPHETS’ NIGHT which, in good time will move down to where Carranza keeps his slippers” “[ don't know that I think that will improve mat- ters,’ said William Penn, ‘‘and taking it altogether, | don’t think [ like your prophecy. If having to live in Mexico is all Bill is going to get for his crimes it seems to me he is getting off pretty easy.” “But it isn’t all,’ laughed Cagliostro. beginning. Look!” He turned and pointed his finger dramatically the glass again. “There is the next step,” he safd. “He is now fleeing into the very heart of America itself. While the Amer- ican forces are searching for him below the Rio Grande, Bill and company, disguised as Siberian cow punchers, are making their way through Texas and Oklahoma, en route for any old place where they can lose themselves in the human shuffle, and in a little while, after terrible vicissitudes, beating their way across the continent on foot, jitney and freight car, you find them as you see running a Delicatessen shop in Brooklyn under the name of O’Shaugnessy. & Sons. That's as far as my glass reveals their future to me, but it strikes me as sufficient.’ “It's only the into “It’s all there plain enough,’’ said Napoleon, ‘except that I don’t see the Crown Prince anywhere. That's Prince Ejitel, all right, stuffing himself with Liberty cabbage under the counter, but Freddiboy seems to be round of days devoted to the sale of retired cheeses, weather-beaten bolognas and devastated leftovers of ali sorts and descriptions, to the cave dwellers of Gowanus than in the rack itself.’’ “Oh, I don’t know about that,” said Lycurgus. “A good Judge, in the administration of justice, doesn't need to sample himself all the punishments he metes out to the criminals to know whether or not they are painful. If he had the bench would speedily be empty. The Judges who sentenced my friend Capt. Kidd, here, to be hanged in chains didn’t have to be hanged in chains themselves as a preliminary to the ef- fective performance of their duty, and I know mighty well that in all my systems of law I never for a mo- ment deemed it necessary to ha myself executed, either by hanging or by decapitation, to ascertain whether or not the punishment fitted the crime.” “Perhaps Munchausen can tell us what kind of punishment keeping a delicatessen shop in Brooklyn would be for a man of Bill’s criminal temperament,”’ said Dr. Johnson, dryly. “In his varied and pictur- esque memojrs he has never yet failed to find a page of personal experience suited to any occasion. Did you ever keep a delicatessen shop in Brooklyn, Baron?’ “Only for a very short time,” replied the Baron, gravely. “The occupation never particularly appealed to me, and while in my short stay in Brooklyn I saw much to delight me, and derived much pleasure and profit from the lovely waters of the Gowanus, more like our beloved Styx than SAVERKRAVV’ else, accompanied by six husky looking tramps armed with saxaphones and ukele- les, staggering along a dark PICKLED PIGS TAILS country road They look like a bunch of stranded vaudevillans hiking for home at the end of a bad season.” “Exactly,’ said Caglios- tro, with a smile. “You've hit it exactly, Boney. That Swiss yodeler is Bill of Pots dam. He has sneaked out the back door of the pal- ace, and is making for a any other stream’’—— “All right, Baron,” inter- rupted Lycurgus. ‘We'll take your word for what it is worth and proceed with our discussion. If vou had your choice, Capt. Kidd, b tween hanging in chains or an eternity of delicatessen dispensing in Brooklyn, which would you choose?” “Hanging in chains,” said Kidd, without hesita- i) li aT j rt tion. “A short life and a merry one, say I. There ts an element of dramatic suspense in hanging which [ do not find in delicates- and I prefer the clash of steel to the raucous howl of the cold hot-dog, whether it be in Brooklyn or elsewhere. There is a sen, submarine base at Kiel, where he will shortly be enlisting as a stoker and embarking on the Deutschland for a flight to Mexico” “Turn the thing on the throne for a second, will yor seen subaqueous Cag”? said Caesar. “I want to see if Bill is missing. “Sure,” returned Cagliostro, manipulating the glass “There That's the Prussian throne, and apparently till isn't missing, for you seem to see him sitting on it wearing an Admiral’s cloak, the boots of the all high est, 47 freshly minted Iron Crosses pinned across his facade, and the German crown tilted upon the im- perial bean—but he isn't the real Bill. He is camou flaged Bill, a local comedian dressed up to look like Bill. and to behave like Bill, and to scratch his ears with his upstanding moustachios like Bill, and de- signed to make the allied forces now entering Berlin believe that he is Bill, but” “& counterfeit Bill just the same,” grinned Alex- ander. “Clever boy, Aleck'’’ said Cagliostro. ‘“‘You can see through a glass ball with a hole in it as quick as an) body, can't you?” “©, 1 don't miss many barn doors that come ms way, said Alexander “Well, that's the way it's going to be, said Caglios tro. “Bill will never surrender personally unless he is enaranteed five square meals a day for self and sons for 0 years, but the minute he hears the allies pussy- footing into Berlin, it will be him for the kitchen door, your dummy Bill will mount the throne, and you'll find the whole Potsdam family gumshoeing it for Kiel.” “and who are the banditti escorting him?” queried Jonah “They are Eitel and Fritz and Donner and Blitz and the rest of those armor-plated security infants known as the Kaiser's Kids—-the only war-proof family in all (jermany Safe on board the Deutschland, she will poke her nose under the sea and carry her precious cargo over to Mexico, where Brother Carranza will give them a job, and the western front will then be PAGE TWELVE SUNDAY MAGAZINE—SI Running a delicatessen shop in Brooklyn under the name of O’Shaugnessy & Sons. missing Has he been lost en route or has he just gone around the corner to deliver a game pie to a Client?” “No,” said Cagliostro, “Freddy Bill has met with a harsh fate. After six weeks as a brush boy in an Oklahoma barber shop, Freddy invests his all in a beer palace in L[llinols, and no’ sooner gets it started when the prohibition amendment is adopted, the whole country goes dry and his vision of peace without vic- tory is shattered. His reason totters’ “IT was not aware that he had any reason to totter,’ said Cassius “He has reason to totter, retorted Caesar. “Chief among which is Foch.” “Well, anyhow,” said Cagliostro, impatiently. ““What- ever he’s got totters, and the last seen of this ambitious youth who set out to rule the world he is jumping over ever the brink of Niagara Falls with one of La lollette’s speeches tied about his neck.” “That's enough to drag anybody line. “A just retribution,’ shuddered Socrates the hemlock cup seem easy.” “Well, I don’t think much of it,” said Lycurgus. ‘When | think of all Bill has done to the world in the past four years, and the jailbirds he has loosed upon mankind, birds fouler than the harpies and more blood- thirsty than the vulture, it seems to me that even an eternity of sausage selling in Brooklyn is grossly in- adequate. “Did lyn? tation. “NO, ages before lization. “Then vou don't know whether it is adequate pun- isiment or not,” retorted Cagliostro. “For all you know a man might find more horror in an endless down!” said Cata- ‘lt makes run a delicatessen shop in Brook- Cagliostro, with some show of irri- you ever demanded | never did,” said Lycurgus. “| was a law giver Brooklyn dawned upon the horizon of civ- choice in links, and I[ pre- fer the iron to the = sau- sage.” got to consider the point of descent, of degradation, also, in such a case as this,”’ said Black- stone. “When a man has been a Hohenzollern Kaiser for 20 years, on intimate terms with Gott and himself. and is suddenly yanked off his throne and doomed to slice bob-veal and cut discuses of headcheese day after day for hungry Gowanii, it is some comedown. I don’t know but that from the viewpoint of pure mental! suf- fering the punishment suggested by Cagliostro’s prophecy is more severe than boiling in oil.’’ “Severe enough or not,” said Cagliostro, “it’s the best I’ve got. It’s what my glass foretells, and it has never lied to me yet.” “How does it gee with your look into the future. Laocoon?’ asked Solomon. “Your forecast of what was coming to Priam in the matter of the Trojan horse was pretty close to what really happened.’’ “Excuse me!” said Laocoon. “I’m through prophe- cying. All I got out of that little prognostication was a bunch of sea serpents that wiggled up out of the ocean and tangled me and my family up like a Gov- ernment official strangulated by 47,000,000 miles of red tape. I’m through. I don't like the pay.” “Far be it from me to blame you,” said Solom@™® “I only thought you might be able to confirm Cagli- ostro’s prophecy.” “ “Well you thought wrong,” said Laocoon. “I can't My eye sees it differently. In fact, if I were sure the sea serpents were chained up I'd say that Cagliostro is 9) miles off the track of truth, and that the ultimate end of Potsdam Bill and his brood is 50 vears at hard labor, as hodcarriers, carrying brick and mortar the restoration of the priceless buildings they have stroyed in Belgium and France—but I won't say un- less | am guaranteed immunity from those greasy octopi that fell on me and my sons like a mountain of spaghetti in the days of ancient Troy.” “A safe, and, I may say, sane decision, Laocoon,”’ (Continued on Page 13.) Well, we've for de- LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—-OCTOBER 6, 1918,

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= M’Chesney and Her Son Jock A New Series of Stories by Edna Ferber st Number One—Making Good With Mother ae — +) | OCK McCHESNEY, looking as fresh and clear- ached. A word from her would have placed the boy Mrs. McChesney folded.her napkin and rose. She eyed as only 21 and a cold shower can and saved him from curt refusals. She withheld that looked unbelievably young and trim and radiant, to be make one look, stood in the doorway of his word. He me fight his fight alone. the mother of this boasting boy. ee mother’s bedroom. His toilette had halted “| want to write the kind of ad,” Jock was saying “I’m not afraid,’ she drawled, a wicked little glint in abruptly at the bathrobe stage. One of those bulky garments swathed his slim figure, while over his left arm hung a gray tweed Norfelk coat. From his right hand dangled a pair of trousers, in pattern a modish black and white. Jock regarded the gray garment on his arm with moody eyes. “Well, I'd like to know whats | he demanded, a trifle irritably. Emma McChesney, in the act of surveying her back hair in the mirror, paused, handglass poised half way, to regard her son “All right,’ she answered cheerfully, It’s too young.” “Young!” He held it at arm's length and stared at “What d’'you mean—young?’ Emma McChesifv came forward, wrapping the folds of her kimono about her. She took the disputed gar- ment in one hand and held it aloft. “1 know that you look like a man on a magazine cover in it. But Norfolk suits spell he matter with it!’ “Til tell vou: it. excitedly, “that you see ‘em staring at in the subways and street cars and L trains. | want to sit across the aisle and watch their upturned faces staring at that ob- long and reading it aloud to each other.” “Isn't that an awfully obvious necktie youre wear- ing, Jock?” inquired his mother irrelevantly. “This? You ought to see some of them. This is a Quaker stock in comparison.” He glanced down com- placently at the vivid-hued silken scarf that the sea- son's mode demanded. Immediately he was off again. “And the first thing you know, Mrs. McChesney, ma’am, we'll have a motor truck backing up at the door once a month and six strong men carrying my salary to the freight elevator in sacks.” Emma McChesney buttered her bit looked up to remark quietly: “Hadn't you better qualify for the trial heats, Jock, before you jump into the finals?” “Trial heats!” sneered Jock. of toast, then “They're poky. | a eee her blue eyes. and say, ‘H'm;: sel] ice to an Chesney.’ ”’ And then, being a modern mother, she donned smart autumn hat and taflored suit coat and stood read) reach her office by 9:30. But because she motherly as she was modern she swung open door between the kitchen and dining room vise with Annie, the adept: ‘Lamb chops tonight, eh, Annie? tatoes. Jock loves ‘em. “You see, they’ll only regard your feats no wonder. He ought to be able to Eskimo. His mother was Emma Me- to Was as the to ad- And sweet po- And corn au gratin and some head lettuce.” She glanced toward Jock in the hall- way, then lowered her voice. ‘“‘Annie,” she teased, “just give us one of your peach cobblers, will you? You see, he—he’s going to be awfully—tired when he gets home.” So they went stepping off to work together, mother and son. A mother of 25 years before would have watched her son with tear-dimmed eyes from the vine-wreathed porch tennis, and seashore, and elegant leisure. And you'se going out this morning, son, to interview business men. You're going to try to im- press the advertising world with the fact that it needs your expert gervices. You walk into a business office in a Norfolk suit, and every- body, from the office boy to the president of the company, will ask you what your score is.” She tossed it back over his arm. “T'll wear the black and white,’ said Jock resignedly, and turned to- ward his own room. At his doorway he paused and raised his _ voice slightly: “For that matter, they're looking for young men. Everybody's young. Why, the biggest men in the advertising game are just kids.”’ -* “ P . . WN SES SANS He disappeared within his room, still talking. ‘‘Look at Mc@uirk, ad- vertising manager of the Combs Car Co. He's so young he has to disguise himself in bonettrimmed eyeglasses with a black ribbon to get away with it. Look at Hopper of the Berg, Shriner Co. Pulls down 90,000 a year, and if he’s 35 I’ll’”—— “Well, you asked my advice,’ in- terrupted his mother’s voice with that muffled effect which is caused by a skirt being slipped over the head, “and I gave it. Wear a white duck sailor suit with blue anchors and carry a red tin pail and a shov- | el if you want to look young. Only get into it in a jiffy, son, because breakfast will be ready in 10 min- utes. I can tell by the way Annie’s crashing the cups. So step lively if you want to pay your lovely moth- er’s subway fare.” Ten minutes later the slim young figure, in its English-fitting black WA , of a cottage. There was no watch- ing a son from the tenth floor of an uptown apartment house. Be- sides, she had her work to do. The subway swallowed both of them. To- gether they jostled and swung their way downtown in the close-packed train. At the Twenty-third street station Jock left her. “You'll have dinner tonight with a full-fledged professional gent,” he bragged, in his youth and exuber- ance and was off down the aisle and out on the platform. Emma McChesney managed to turn in her nine-inch space of train seat so that she watched the slim, buoyant young figure from the window until the train drew away and he was lost in the stairway jam. Just so Rachel had watched the boy Joseph go to meet the Persian caravans in the desert. “Don't let them buffalo you, Jock,” Emma had said, just before he left her. “They'll try it. If they give you a broom and tell you to sweep down the back stairs, take it, and sweep, and don’t forget the corners. And if, while you're sweeping, you notice that that kind of broom isn’t suited to the stairs, Z0 in and suggest kind. They'll like it.”’ Brooms and back stairways had no place in Jock McChesney’s mind as the mahogany and gold elevator shot him up to the fourteenth floor a hew of the great office building that housed the Berg, Shriner Co. Down the marble hallway he went and into the reception room. A cruel test it was, that reception room, with the cruelty peculiar to the modern in business. With its soft-shaded and white, sat opposite Emma Mc- Chesney at the breakfast table and between excited gulps of coffee out- lined a meteoric career in his chos- en field. And the more he talked and the rosier his figures of speech became, the more silent and thoughtful fell his mother. if 5 o'clock would find a droop in the of those. young...shoulders; if the springy young legs in their absurdly scant modish trousers would have lost some of their elasticity; if the buoy- ant step in the flat-heeled shoes would not a little. Thirteen years of business experience taught her to swallow smilingly the bitter pill of re- buff. But this boy was to experience his first dose today. She felt again that sensation of almost physical nausea—that sickness of heart and spirit which had come over her when she had met her first sneer and intolerant shrug. It had been her maiden trip on the road for the T. A. Bnck Featherloom Petticoat Co. She was secretary of that company now, and moving spirit in its policy. But the wound of that first insult still PAGE SIX She wondered set drag had Want real money. Now! It isn’t enough to be just well-to-do in these days. It needs money. 1 want to be rich! Not just prosperous, but rich! So rich that i can jet the bath soap float around in the water without any pricks of conscience. So successful that they'll say, ‘And he’s a mere boy, too. Imagine!’ “And, Jock, dear,” Emma McChesney said, ‘‘you've still to learn that plans and ambitions are like soap bubbles. The harder you blow and the more you inflate them, the quicker they burst. Plans and ambi- tions are things to be kept locked away in your heart, son, with no one.but yourself to take an occasional peep at them.” Jock leaned over the table, with his charming smile. “You're a jealous blonde,” he laughed. “Because I’m going to be a captain of finance—an advertising wizard you're afraid I'll grab the glory all away from you.” on 7 j j ee ‘ = =4 . © 6 a, ~ - ek ‘eet > eee ae i { fq@oed¢cdtidcddtdaedédtéetdaetdcéé tdctdéée€d r\ 8 - ba ap. in BM, > ————— ———— oa oe Ae oe ae - * ’ i] | ES ES a ‘ie mad 6 og : Pe | } jose -- | ae. * wou c= v7 2S oo Ge Pe TR Ee eo 2 . c = ci @f-~ 2 a aqa-t-—-& | a v S cere Ss ‘The. pow sta b= SES | 3S 6$e8 mae & & a one eo) a ee ef See eee =. = —_ = = on ae Pe ae a an 3 } - Ms aia oe > + = or nae a a = ~~“ ee a | — oc S sf | BES> Setestace 88 42EE | | 3° 326 Ph ee GEEStS. €FSvsze7 aE . ~ =e - © * > 6 ee Y 2 — = C I a — 6h lh s £88 Bos De USEcReUrecse ' = . = oz -. @ oa or 2 Se & ; . el - = v — a a ; - © wo =y. 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Jock McChesney, a from the tips .of his $12 shoes to his’ radiant face, took the test and stood it tri- umphantly. He had entered with an air in which was mingled the briskness of assurance with the languor of east. There were times when Jock McChesney was every inch the son of his mother. There advanced toward Jock a large, plump, dig- nified personage, a personage courteous, yet reser\ed, inquiring, yet not offensively curious—a very Machia- velli of reception-room ushers. Even while his questioned, his eyes appraised clothes, conduct. “Mr. Hupp, please,” said Jock, serene in the perfeec- tion of his shirt, tie, collar and scarf pin, upon which lips character, SUNDAY WMAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 6, 1918, Al Al > , ~~ = ne gue . 3 . rr ~~ . 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Iw strial and ad) 2a Ce indu iobiiized LIT tiermsoriie a8) or taxes nrofits J The. Moving Finger RIS OER I (Conti dred of her visiting cards struck off.” As she spoke Dorothy opened her handbag and taking out her purse olfered a treasury bill to Wyndham. He waved it aside. “Please take it,” insisted Dorothy, closing her bag with a snap. ‘Vera objects to charge accounts.” “If you wish me to.” Wyndham pocketed the money just as the limousine drew up at the curb, and throwing aside the laprobe he jumped out and as- sisted Dorothy to the sidewalk before the chauffeur could leave his seat. “Are you coming with me to Brentano's, Millicent?’ he asked. Millicent contented herself with a nod of assent and Wyndham hastened after Dorothy, who, not wait- ing, had already entered the office building. Wynd- ham’s voice brought her to a stand near the elevator shaft. ‘Dorothy’ —he lowered his voice and drew one side—"‘! implore you not to distrust me.” “T don't, Hugh.” “Then why do you avoid me—why refuse to see me alone?” “You are mistaf@n.” She glanced a wave of color mantied her cheeks. “I think of you —dream of you’—— She checked herself as she saw the passion which lighted his eyes. ‘This is no place— £0,’ a8 two men approached. “Don't keep Millicent waiting.” And with that parting injunction she turned to greet the city editor. “You are just in time, Miss Deane,’ exclaimed the city editor, as Wyndham walked away. “Mr. Rey- nolds,’ indicating his companion, “has a new lot of photographs for you to choose from for the Sunday paper. Here’s the elevator.” And hardly giving the outgoing passengers an opportunity to leave, the en- ergetic city editor hustled Dorothy und the photog- rapher into the elevator, and on arriving at their floor he accompanied them to Dorothy's office.- “Have you a photograph of Millicent Porter?” he asked, taking up the prints which Reynolds laid on Dorothy's desk. “No,” was the photographer's glum response. ‘Mr. Wyndham called at the studio early Tuesday morning and forbade us giving copies to the press.” ‘Her name is in the card index, but the cut itself is missing,’ grumbled the city editor. “Wish I knew who took it. I'd fire him. We haven't had such a sensational murder as Brainard’s in years, and I can’t lay my hands on a single photograph of the principals involved.” “Who are chiefly involved?’ screened by the large print with interest. “Chiefly involved?’ The city editor knitted his brows. ‘“‘Well, I should say all the Porter household is involved more or less, but I believe that English doctor, Noyes, who skipped out of the country so op- portunely, Knows a thing or two which might aid in tracing the murderer. And,’ he added, warming to his subject, “if I'd been on that Coroner’s jury I would have made Millicent Porter talk. I have a hunch that she is going to be the big feature of the case before her to upward, while Dorothy's face was which she was studying the Brainard mystery is cleared up,’ and he left the room. Dorothy's thoughts were far trom her work as she mechanically carried out the daily office routine. Half an hour later she was correcting her typewritten copy when the door was jerked unceremoniously open, and the city editor walked in, followed by Mitchell. Detective “See here, Miss Deane, why havent you informed me that you are visiting Millicent Porter?’ demanded the city editor. “Tl did not think the news would interest vou.” Dorothy laid down her copy and nodded coolly to the detective. ‘Good afternoon, Mr. Mitchell.’’ Mitchell cast an amused glance at the indignant city editor, whose florid complexion rivaled his red necktie in point of vivid color, then pulled forward a chair and made himself comfortable. Harding propped himself against the side of the desk and the wall. “(Go ahead, Mitchell,’ he said pugnaciously. her what you told me.” Mitchell took a paper from his pocket and, reaching up, bent the portable electric lamp so that its light fell directly upon the desk and incidentally shone full in Dorothy's face. “Tell “Miss Deane, you understand wireless?’ questioned Mitel! “IT do.” “And Miss Millicent Porter also?” “Yes We were both taught wireless at the National Service School, the Woman's Preparedness Camp at Chevy Chase, Maryland.’ “When was the marine wireless outfit installed there?” “IT don't know.” “But vou have sent messages?” “Yes. occasionally.” “To whom did you send a message last night?’ Dorothy's reply was prompt. ‘To no one.” Mitchell smiled, not unkindly. “I’m afraid denial won't do any good. I saw you and Miss Porter in the Murray stared at the newcomer as if unable to believe his eyes. “You able, and Mitchell chuckled. “In Dr. Thorne’s dining room, the window of which Saw us?” Dorothy’s surprise Was “Where were you?” overlooks that side of the Porter mansion.” There was a brief pause, and then Mitchell repeated his for- mer question. ‘“‘To whom did you send a message last night?” “I sent no wireless message last night,’ reiterated Dorothy. “Oh, so it was Miss Porter.” She sat forward in her chair as Mitchell commenced speaking again. “I saw you both in the attic earlier in you did not pull down the shades. About midnight | saw one of you return, but as only a candle was burning near the window at that time, I could not be certain whether it was you or Miss Porter. In proof of it the Arlington radio station caught Miss Porter's message, but not the name of the sending it to.” “And what was the message?” “*Peace and tranquillity.’ ”’ Dorothy’s reception of his answer startled the tective—-she burst into peal on peal of laughter Mitchell's rising color testified to his displeasure “Kindly tell me the meaning of those three words, Miss the evening, as person she was de- Deane,” he demanded. “They bear the customary meaning attributed to them,’ retorted Dorothy, her eyes still twinkling “The phrase you quoted is frequently used by Miss Perter and myself for practice work.’”’ The detective watched her in angry silence, then started to address her just as the door was pushed open and Hugh Wyndham stopped on the threshold. “Your explanation is very pat, Miss Deane,” said Mitchell. ‘“‘Perhaps you can also explain what it was Miss Millicent Porter threw into an unused well late vesterday afternoon.” “Tl can explain.’ she announced, her voice quivering with subdued excitement. ‘“‘Miss Porter dreads pub- licity. She threw a cut into the well, the only cut ever made from one of her photographs, so that her picture would not appear in a newspaper.” ‘‘I-n-deed,’’ drawled Mitchell. And where did Miss Porter get this—eh—cut?”’ “TIT gave it to her.” Her words brought a bellow from Harding. “As I must turn in my copy, Mr. Mitchell, you will have to excuse me.’ And closing her rolltop desk she picked up her coat and hat and joined Wyndham in the city room, where he had preceded her. She tossed her manuscript to a copy reader, and, after exchang- ing a word with the foreman, left the office, Wynd- ham in tow. The Porter limousine had driven off but a scant five minutes when Inspector North entered the Building ‘Hello, Harding.” he hailed “No, just gone.’ Tribune ‘Miss Deane in?’ Harding kicked a chair out of his unmistak- Teil me, is Miss,Dorothy Deane in mourn- ing: ‘Mourning? H—l, waved a friendly elevator shaft. Inspector North was call, and found the chief office in the Treasury “] don't usually bring and found articles you, Chief,” he explained, taking a chair by the desk and drawing a leather handbag out his overcoal pocket “But I'm puzzied What ou‘think of this?” Chief Connor turned the bag over and over. ~“Good leather.” he remarked “TU nmarked Where did you eget the bag?’ ‘It was turned in by a conductor on the Mount Pieasant line, who found it in his car. Open it, Chief (‘onnor started to do so and the catch caught: then as he used more strength it flew open with such suddenness that half its contents rolled to the floor Inspector North instantly retrieved each article. “Is there nothing but money?” asked Connor, con- no: farewe!! Say But the Inepector as he hastened toward the more in his secret serve fortunate ’ he Department ‘lost next of his to of ado templating the treasury notes which his companion laid on the desk “That is all, except this And the Inspector hand- ed him a black-edged card. Connor read the block lettering with interest: MISS VERA DEANE Graduate Nurse. Making no further comment, Chief Connor sorted * each bill in its proper denomination, and in a few minutes had several neat piles of gold and greenback certificates of varying amounts stacked in front of him. “Has Miss Deane notified headquarters of the loss of her bag?” he asked finally. “There is quite a tidy sum of money here—$30v.”" “So | observed,’ answered Inspector North dryly. No, Miss Deane has not notified headquarters; on the contrary, I telephoned her of its present whereabouts, and she denied ownership of the bag.” “Indeed!"’ Connor sat erect and pressed his desk buzzer, and an assistant appeared from an inner office. “Examine these bills, Neale,”” he directed, and waited until the operative had disappeared with money. “So Miss Deane denies the bag is hers you tell her its contents?” “No. I| only said it contained her black-edged vis- iting card.’ North hesitated. “Miss Deane’s sister is society editor of the Tribune. I have just learned at the office that the young ladies are not now in mourn- the Did ing. From another source I heard that Judge Deane, their father, died about seven vears ago and his wife did not long survive him. Of course, it is possible that some friend of hers had one of he: cards instead of her own in the bag.” old visiting “That is a plausible theory, but” It was Con- nors turn to hesitate “My dear North, the presence of the money is obviously the reason why the bag goes unclaimed.” “You mean” That many of the. banknotes are counterfeit. The owner of that bag will be the last to claim it Well, Neale, what have you to report?” The operative advanced to the desk “One hundred and seventy-five dollars of this is counterfeit.” Neale selected a $10 note and showed it to Chief Connor. “This is apparently printed from photo-mechanical plates and retouched with a graver. ’ lt is an exceedingly dangerous counterfeit Chief Connor nodded assent as he examined the note, then looked inquiringly at his assistant ‘Gentleman Charlie,’ ' was. the latte: only com- ment, and Chief Connor smiled “Exactly, Neale. Issue special warnings to all bankas, Gentleman Charlie’ has resumed CHAPTER XIII. Operations HE front door of the Porter mansion opened with such precipitancy that Vera Deane, on the point of going upstairs, paused with one foot on the bottom step. A glimpse of Mur- rav’s usually stolid countenance, as he stood in the door, indicated news. “It's vou, miss!”’ he ejaculated in vast relief at sight o? her. “The doctor wants you. Vera changed color She had slight time to conjecture, for Murray was brushed aside and a tal] man advanced into the hall to greet her “Dr. Noyes!"’ she gasped “You have eturned, after allt’ “So it seems.” Alan Noves grim smile was brief, 4 word with vou, Miss Deane, before | speak to Mra. Porter Murray, engaged in lighting one of the gas brackets, paused in his labors as a sound from outside the house reached him “Doctor, vou and Miss Deane had better step into the drawing room,” he said, hurrving to the front door . . . ‘6 . ‘ - » he —- ‘* ’ ; way as a slight vent to his feelings Anything I can after a peek out of the window The limousine hag ** - ‘ . m tr **? ’ . . o attic of the Porter mansion last night. do for you, Inspector (Continued on Page ! SUN ;AZINE—ST 1S POST-DISPATC! STOBE! 18." PAGE ELEVEN SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 6, 1918, GE ELEVE! q+ - 4 wo "Pe, Fae > °C i A a) ” on - _— a s . 9 — a 4 ‘- a8 © ae s & 43; és SRRSZZZaARERAe a ; a ! & —- Ge 2eaatrvsa & 2 sc. Aw ws d ~~ fhe tn C a Ye © a a ana) y= & Yok Ft oke FS - @e » 2.2 22 e490 # c+ Osoe Seeks [eevee & et ek en Mee ee OS OOS hat ee ~ Tag Rag ee - e er oO heh Sw ot mw = he oe eA ~ oer? e ‘ > on he as =O G6 = = fe ae | 7 — E=tea os Sf. 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1ayJO) YILYA Poor Sulyopy—asuG) sagunyy = fogda,y Dup7y fg saiiojg fo salsag MOAT yoof uog Jayy pur fausey’y) J BUI Emma M’Chesney and Her Son Jock ee the appraising eye now. rested “Mr. McChesney.” He produced a card. “Appointment?” ‘“‘No—but he'll see me.” But Machiavelli had seen too many overconfident callers. Their very confidence had taught him cau- tion. “If you will please state your—ah—business’’— Jock smiled a little patient smile and brushed an jinaginary fleck of dust from the sleeve of his very correct coat. “I want to ask him for a job as office boy,” he jibed. An answering grin overspread the fat features of the usher. Even an usher tikes his little joke. The sense of humor dies hard. “IT have a letter from him, asking me to call,” said Jock, to clinch it. “This way.” The keeper of the door led Jock to- ward the sacred inner portal and held it open. “Mr. Hupp’s is the last door to the right.” The door closed behind him. Jock found himself in the big, busy, light-flooded central office. Down either side of the great room ran a row of tiny pri- vate offices, each partitioned off, each outfitted with desk and chairs and a big, bright window. On his way to the last door at the right Jock glanced into each tiny office, glimpsing busy men bent absorbedly over papers, girls busy with dictation, here and there a door revealing two men, or three, deep in discussion of a problem, heads close together, voices low, faces earnest. It came suddenly to the smartly modish, over- confident boy walking the length of the long room that the last person needed in this marvelously perfected and smooth-running organization was a somewhat awed young man named Jock McChesney. There came to him that strange sensation which comes. to. every job hunter; that feeling of having his spiritual legs carry him out of the room, past the door, down the hall and into the street, even as, in reality, they bore him on to the very presence which he dreaded and yet wished to see Two steps more, and he stood in the last deorway, right. No matinee idol, nervously awaiting his cue in the wings, could have planned his entrance more carefully than Jock had planned this. Ease was the thing; ease, bordering on nonchalance, mixed with a brisk and businesslike assurance. The entrance was lost on the man at the desk. He did not even look up. If Jock had entered on all fours, doing a double tango to vocal accompaniment, it is doubtful if the man at the desk would have looked up. Pencil between his fingers, head held a trifle to one side in critical contemplation of the work before him, eyes narrowed judicially, lips pursed, he was the concentrated essence of do-it-now. Jock waited a moment in silence. The man at the desk worked on. His head was semi-bald. Jock knew him to be 30. Jock fixed his eye on that semi-bald spot and spoke. “My name’s McChesney,” he began. three days ago; you probably, will remember. replied, asking me to call, and k'—— ‘Minute’ exploded the man at the desk, still ab- sorbed. Jock faltered, stopped... The man at the desk did not look up. A moment of silence, except for the sound of “I wrote you You the busy pencil traveling across the paper. Jock, glaring at the semi-bald spot, spoke again. “Of course, Mr. Hupp, if you're too busy to see _ me" a preoccupied hum such as a busy man is trying to give attention to two ‘H-m-m-m,”’ makes when he interests. ——-‘‘why I suppose there's no sense in staying; but it seems to me that common courtesy’ —— The busy pencil paused, quivered in the making of a final period, inclosed the dot in a proofreader’s cir- cle, and rolled away across the desk, its work done. “Now,” said Sam Hupp, and swung around, smiling, to face the affronted Jock. “I had to get that out. They’re waiting for it.” He pressed a desk button. “What can I do for you. Sit down, sit down.” There was a certain abrupt geniality about him. His tortoise-rimmed glasses gave him an oddly owlish look, like a small boy taking liberties with grandfather's spectacles. Jock found himself sitting down, his anger slipping from him. “My name's McChesney,” he began. “I’m here be- cause I want to work for this concern.” He braced himself to present the convincing reason-why argu- ments with which he had prepared himself. Whereupon Sam Hupp, the brisk, proceeded to whisk his breath and arguments away with an unexpected: “All right. What do you want to do?” Jock’s mouth fell open. “Do!” he stammered. “Do! SUNDAY MAGAZINE---ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- W hy—anything’—— Sam Hupp's quick eye swept over the slim, attrac- tive, radiant, correctly garbed young figure before him tneonsciously he rubbed his bald spot with a rueful hand. “Know anything about writing or advertising?’ RS ai ER ot Rae OR LT Jock faltered, stopped. The man at the desk did not look up. A moment of silence except for the sound of the busy pencil traveling across the paper. — Jock was at ease immediately. “Quite a lot; yes. I practically rewrote the Gridiron play that we gave last year, and [ was assistant advertising manager of the college publications for two years. That gives a fel- low a pretty broad knowledge of advertising.” “Oh, Lord!”’ groaned Sam Hupp, and covered eyes with his hand, as if in pain. Jock stared. The affronted feeling was returning Sam Hupp recovered himself and smiled a little wist- fully. : “McChesney, when | his came up here 12 years ago I got a job as reception-room usher. A reception-room usher is an office boy in long pants. Sometimes, when I'm optimistic, I think that if I live 12 years longer I'll beg'n to know something about the rudiments of this game.” “Oh, of course,’ began Jock, apologetically. But Hupp’s glance was over his head. Involuntarily Jock turned to follow the direction of his eves. “Busy?’’ said a voice from the doorway. “Come in, Dutch, come in!” boomed Hupp. The man who entered was of the sort that the bold- est might well hesitate to address as “‘Dutch’’-—a tall, slim, elegant figure, Vandyked, bronzed. “McChesney, this is Von Herman, head of our art department.” Their hands met in a thoughts were evidently elsewhere. “Just wanted to tell vou that that cussed model's skipped out. Gone with a show. Just when | had the brief clasp. . Von Herman's whole series blocked out in my mind. He was a Wwon- der. No brains, but a marvel for looks and stvle. These people want real stuff. Dont know how I'm going to give it to them now.” Hupp sat up. “Got to!” he snapped. late, as it is. Can’t you get an ordinary and fake the Greek god beauty?’ “Yes—but it'll look faked. If 1 could lay my hands on a chap who could wear clothes as if they belonged to him’’—— “Campaign's man mode|l Hupp rose. “Here’s your man,” he cried, with a snap of his fingers. “Clothes! Look at him. He in- vented ‘em. Why, you could photograph him and he’d look like a drawing.” Von Herman turned, surprised, incredulous, hopeful, his artist eye brightening at the ease and grace and modishness of*the smart, well-Kknit figure before him ‘“‘Me!"’ exploded Jock, his face suffused with a dull, painful red. ‘Me! Pose! For a clothing ad!” ‘“Well,”’ Hupp reminded him, “you said you'd do any- thing.” Jock McChesney glared belligerently. Hupp returned the stare with a faint gleam of amusement shining be- hind the absurd glasses. The amused look changed to surprise as he beheld the glare in Jock’s eye fading For even as he glared there had come a warning to Jock—a warning sent just in time from that wireless station located in his subconscious mind. A vivid face, full of pride, and hope, and encouragement flashed be- fore him. “Jock,” it said, “don't let 'em buffalo you. try it. If they give you a broom and tell sweep down the back stairs’ Jock was smiling his charming, boyish smile. “lead me to your north light,” he laughed at Von They ll you to 2 ee VORP Rai Py LR RIK RRR OR ie. be ; a 4 “OCTOBER G6, Hierman. “Cot Robert W. Chambers’ heroines tucked away any there?” Hupp's broad hand came down on his shoulder with a thwack. ‘That's the spirit, McChesney! That's the” He stopped abruptly. ‘“‘Say, are you related to Mrs. Emma McChesney of the Featherloom Skirt Co?” “Slightly. She's my. one and only mother.” “She—you mean-—her son! Well, I'll be darned!” He held out his hand to Jock. “If you're a real son of your mother I wish you'd just call the office boy as you step down the hall with Von Herman and tel) him to bring me a hammer and a couple of spikes. I'd bet- ter nail down my desk.” —_—_— — “I'll promise not to crowd you for a year or two,” grinned Joc from the doorway, and was off with the pleased Von Herman. Past the double row of bee- hives again, into the elevator, out again, up a narrow iron Stairway, into a busy, cluttered, sk vlighted room. Pictures, posters, vhotographs hung all abou! “ome of the pictures ” Jock recognized as old friends that hac vaced familiarly at him from subway trains and street cars and theater prosrums. Golf clubs, tennis racets, wailing sticks, billiard cues Were stac°ed up in corners. And yet there was a ~are and orderly look abo the place. Two si- lent, shirt-sleeved men were busy at drawing boards. Through a doorway beyond Jock could see others similarly engaged in the rext room On a plat- form in one corner of the room rosed a young man in one of those costumes the coat of which is a mon- grel mixture of cutaway and sack. You see them worn by clergymen with unsccular ideas ii dress. and by the leader of the counterfeiters’ gais in the moving pictures. The pose wa: that met with in the backs fixed on an inter- ‘rooxed to hold a cane, of magazines-——the head lifted, ev. esting object unseen, one ari: one foot advanced, the other trailing slightly to give a Fifth avenue 4 o'clock ai: His face expres- sionless. On his head was a sadly unironed silk hat Von Herman glanced at the drawing tacked to the board of one of the men. “That'll do Flynn,” he said to the model. He glanced again at the drawing. “Bring out the hat a little more, Mack. They won't burnish it if you don't’’—to the artist. Then, turning about, “Where's that girl?” From a far corner, sheltered by long green curtains, stepped a graceful almost childishly slim figure in a bronze-green Norfolk suit and close-fitting hat, from beneath which curled a fluff of bright golden hair. Was Von Herman stared at her. “You're not the girl,” he said. “You won't do.” “You sent for me,” retorted the girl “I'm Miss AMlichelin—-Gelda Michelin. I posed for vou six months ago, but Ive been out of town with the show since then.’ Von Herman, frowning, opened a table drawer, pulled out a card index, ran his long fingers through it and extracted a card. He glanced at it, and then, the frown deepening, read it aloud. “*Michelin, Gelda. Telephone, Brvant 4759. build. neck and Good figure. clothes.’ ” He glanced up. ‘‘Well?” “That's me,” said Miss Michelin, calmly. the telephone number and and ciothes. Of course, my hair is different and Medium Good (ood eves. “I've got and I'm thin- same eves neck ner, but that’s business. I'd like to know what chance a fat girl would have in the chorus these days.” Von Herman groaned “IT ll pay vou for the time you ve waited and for your trouble. Can't use you for these pictures.” Jock had been. staring, fascinated, at the shaded, zigzag marks which the artist-—-a dark-skinned, velvet- eyed, foreign-looking youth——was making on the sheet of paper before him. He had scarcely glanced up dur- ing the entire scene. Now he looked briefly and (coolly at Jock. “Where did vou get him?” he asked, with the pre- cise enunciation of the foreign-born. “Good figure. And he wears his clothes not like a cab driver. as the others do.” “Thanks,” drawled Jock, flushing a little Then, bovish curiosity getting the better of him, tell me, what in the world are you doing to that drawing?” He of the velvety eyes smiled a twisted little smile. Hiis slim brown fingers never stopped in their work o: guiding the pen in its zigzag path. “It is work,” he sneered, “to delight the sou! of an artist. [| am now engaged in the pleasing task of putting the bones in a herring-bone suit.”’ But Jock did not smile. Here was another man, he thought, who had been given a broom and told to down the stairway. Herman regarding say, sweep Von was him almost wistfully. (Continued on Page 15.) 1915, PAGE SEVEN yan Sik * ‘oS (Continued)

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INGER mpeterg of Washington ~ - om NATALIE SUMNER LINCOLN _ r | “Vera stared at him in mute amazement. ‘Dr. Noyes’ she gasped. ‘You have returned, after all!” FROM THE BEGINNING By Bruce Brainard, taken ill durtng a visit aft the coun try house of his ftancee, Millicent Porter, was found nert morning dead in his bed, his throat cut with a that time assistance?” “Not now; “Mrs. Porter, now that Vera was on her feet. “Can I be of she asked. perhaps later,” responded the day nurse. please tell me whom you desire called almost within hailing distance when a man stepped from behind a clump of bushes and called him by name. The footman stared at the newcomer as if unable razor, Whois the murderer? Is tt Nurse Vera Deane, in, Dr. Noyes is no lounger here, and Miss to believe his eyes. who. tn the edjoining reom ettending Millicent’s éis- lDecane can telephone for him.” “So it’s yourself,” he ejaculated, walking slowly abled soldier brother, Craig Porter, declares she hearc Mrs. Porter turned an agonized face toward them. aroune om. Mrenstostagte pies ste voor oe ene. er no sounds’ Is it Millicent is had mistaken her ‘No, I'll speak to Dr. Thorne myself. He has been Miss Vera Deane, of course. Both the words and v as ‘ . < the emphasis were not lost on Beverly Thorne, whose rapid approach had gone unnoticed, and he contem- plated the newcomer with mixed feelings as he strode past them, Murray never even seeing him. CHAPTER XII. highly recommended to me and is the nearest physi- ciun this side of Alexandria. I never expected,” ste added bitterly, picking up the telephone, “to ask any ot his familys to assist me, but Craig’s need is para- mount. Don't wait, Mrs. Hall.” And the day nurse friendship fur Brainard for love? Is it Dr. Alan Noyes. who was furtous upon learning that the girl he adores was engaged to Brainard’ Is it Hugh Wyndham, who loves Nurse Deane's younger sister, Dorothy, and knous these two girls have reason to hate Brainard? Aftes the Coroner's inquest, Detective Mitchell has put Vera through a sort of third-degree inquisition. Mrs. Porte, Millicent’s mother, who has also quizee! Vera, insists that Bruce Bratnarti committed guictde, and sconts the giurder theory CHAPTER XI (Continued) ES,” Vera agreed. “Who tn this household c¢ would have a motive for killing Bruce?” Mrs. Porter tried to speak, but her voice failed her. Vera sat is if carved from marble, and even the opening of the library door failed to draw her attention. “I bee sour pardon, Mrs. Porter,” said irs vancing toward the desk. “I think you had for a physician for Mr. Craig.” “Craig' Is he worse?” ing @ses on the das “I don't like bis symptoms,” replied commiaittalls PAGE TEN Halli, ad- better send Mrs. Porter t red implo nurse Hall, non hastened back to her patient. Vera was on tbe point of following her when Mrs. Porter signed to her to wait, and she listened with the keenest attention to the one-sided conversation on the telephone. Mrs. Porter finally hung up the receiver in a@ rage. “His servants a fool!” she declared, laying an im- patient finger on the bell which connected with the servants’ hall. “He doesn’t know where Dr. Thorne is or when he will be back. Ah, Murray,” as that worthy appeured, “go at once to Thornedale and find Dr. Thorne and bring him here.” Murray, seeing Vera spring to Mrs. Porter's side, vanished, and, being impressed with the urgency of hig errand, never stopped to get his overcoat, and in a hatless condition made his way across the fields. He just entering the carriage drive to Thornedale when he descried the doctor coming along the high- and he forward to meet him He was MAY, started was SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -S1T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -OCTOBER 6, ONTRARY to Vera's idea of a “chatty” motor drive into Washington, Millicent and her twe guests made the trip almost in silence. Hugh Wyndham alone seemed to find the silence irksome, but his efforts to force conversation met with no encouragement and he finally lapsed into silence. It was not until the limousine had crossed Long Bridge and was bowling along the asphalted streets of Washington that Millicent broke her moody silence. “Do you wish to go direct to the Tribune office, Dorothy?” she asked, picking up the speaking tube. Dorothy consulted her wrist watch. “Perhaps I had better; it is later than I thought. If I get through my work early we can stop at Brentano’s on the way home.” “Let me go there for you,” “What book do you wish?” “No book, thanks; Vera wants me to order a hun- 1918, suggested Wvyadham.,

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Ji AND THE G — po eameermee | . ST.LOUIS POSIT-DISPATCH . OTOGRAVURE VURE PRO CESS OF PRINTING. PICTURE SECT/ON ST.LOUIS MO., SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1918. « WAM Scena ali Rita ee : & How tanks are rushed up to the line—special tractors are used fu. the transportation of the Recaud tanks to the Marne front. French Offteial Photo —_—— = ,” +2 be wip ; > =.) ey 9 PS aol oe : , > s? in France—British cavalry in the distance. A tank in the foreground. —British Officia! Photo—Copvright by Underwood & Underwood Trenches and shelters in the mountains on the [talian front. —Italian Official Photo From & Underwood Launching of the submarine Rar recently se : | ies in graveyard. Necoration Day in France—a Bishop speaking at ceremonies g yard Deco ; a“ at ONE aE aN! Be LS a Oa oo eillgiaes APs aA re - * oak ee eee ee ee ”* ~~ 7 ¥ Bs ae . - >Re pT Gp orto *9em% e RRA OEE eos ee ee ed ee oy ee % be wtie. mn , Ete es glad elae ~*~ i — TN Sly ESTO Ridge Oy, TN a, y , - aie es ne * ne ; ae my HE HR t's ~ ete 0g “ - AA ICT LN 9 i ERI Ca ay seme ee ae 7 a <tihenwe oe r ~ v oo - yam ee Re ~~ “her <n wy “are Pome 1 a eee eal APR IIE e , hs HE IR tei Aa wi eS FA: ae 0 Neral vie

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ee Fm im Be 2 en ts es ae nC re, eed Meet ee. a, —_s © ED RRS PSC Ded F ’ ’ MTA th —* pan aa bee! i T .% SUNDAY MORNING. | eT. TOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [_2ctoee Motor Corps -eceiving intensive training for war work at Fort £ of them is ‘wigwagging from near the top of a flag pole q*; t" ; r i Ee ee ff a - ee 5 AER a JT b close Kay. and . niche label label \ * @: ———_ =. « -_— =. Sewer 8 — see —_—— 2s . eb. 12a”. -—- mpi riaht Underwood € ai a eS —_ - men ee, ww = \ _iligs ww / e-? be / : if aq \ a | ' — 4 Sailors as well as soldiers must be 2g good rifle shots befcre they are con- | : sidered fit for activ: service. Here are jhe cefme ceccuits practi:.ng on the tar ephoas ) ee ee i A new smoke helmet for firemen. From it a hose descends to the range at the Novtc!i: Naval Training inci ' hi it is sign bei in Station. ee ee eee Pig PR floor, the principle on which it is designed being that a burning Photo Mervie & Dduilding the greatest amount of oxygen is to be found close to the floor. —Copvright. Kadel & Herbert. i mnennsetiemendl ecutelineamemmmeneettll gt + eed : — ? 4 } " : * os a, as P ; e ~ * ¥ ; 4 r~ > 4 > r | , —T a t : s - 7 c ~ = & - _ mmm _—"s — — : ———— P _aqhaipabain auumenaantien —a ~ _ en - nome | The Muret Castile, above, in the Aisne district of rance, rernained virtually untouched after four years of war. In August it was subjected to German bombardment with the result pictured ceiow. Nothing | but a gate "OLR remains. ‘Photos Copyright Underwood & t'n lerwood., te er a new o- —! | SUNDAY MORN! ———«— ae eee —— eee 7 “ — Allied chieftain Ambassadcr to France: Clemenceau, Gen. We — a ——e o United beneath tt Crucifix—-two soldie American and Fren join in sentry duty Copyriaht hy con mittee, MILOEE Inforn stian ) | Som Lady T se! Mei, Chinese movit st? 7 tn lll i" © ———

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3T.LOUIS PposT-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [c. Rn 4 ’ 4 ; a = ae 7" n ‘ ra as at * 7 inn ss Oi ee ae tp : tate ett y ™ nm ee ie ee ee ee ae one eae ai fee Bree we * ant % wt - GS al pe, i 4 2 ype ee eee ae aes eile i oe ES i ik! at We) a “Stop Payment on Chack 4408" The possibility of stopping = io Bis 4 = payment on a check often ra: a , a , ane makes payment by check a Allied chieftains at Ariens railroad station. Left to right, Lord Derby, British. safer and more satisfactory Ambassadcr to France; Marshal Foch, Fie’d Marshal Haig, Gen. Mordacq, Premier | method than paying with cash. Clemenceau, Gen. Weygand and Gen. Rawlinson. Penvetehe tir Underwosd & Underwood Ambulance train returning from American front. Dur- ig ing recent allied offensive American wounded were cared When Considering a Banking Connection for immediateiy by Red Cross and hurried, to base hospitals, Investigate the ST. LOUIS UNION First located ir French viliages back of the line. a ane 4 OR A, ee oo "Ly ee w j RMP Og HH ORIN Me ee ee een reer ae ‘ oo ’ a * fy ~ fa wi “P . ates 4 a \ . hi neo Copyright bi (eotnin tte avn Pruatolie Information i a Te em ) : — “e : | “fget T U fl Bank a hose descends to the a # act fl Ac IS nid PM NE SMD Pg RS REA nag ey ing that in a burning fourth locust ound close to the floor. Copvright. Kadel & Herbert ar Be BET POD REM OVI oe SR ee” i } Se ce oe se MOR HOO AY ER ager men rt = oman €£ d | ce € S- "tt I!ac cerel ‘ISH. FRESF. _JBSTER OM %i-2 FISHIN’ © 4ATS (9 YU ’ AK IS . o Dh S-wes WNalnans alwe- SAE Mth * . ate wR mat Penny mi a ars Si sq" 5 oS ie eo Fates Pd supnticd DIRECT. from - GLOUCESTER, _ : . . . ad bokdee', . ; *? Vv the . ‘ - } “ . join in sentry duty. ugigiiatiny a, PANY. with newly caught, KEEPABLE What a feeling of ¢pom. Copyright by Committee on tt Ae os OCEAN F , choicer than any inland dealer r ie - ; MILE Information, : o 2 ay » | could possibly furnish. these rust proof W ilsnaps add to Vy. We - ONLY TO Dilte clots daintiest blouse or evening gown, oF DIRECT, sending by T TO ; , : YOUR HOME. We PREPAY express on al! heaviest frock or suit! orders east of Kansas. Our fish are pure, appetizing and economical and we want YOU q For snap fastener security always lock to try some, payment subject to your approva) i f h Aecndatl saith : ' SALT MACKEREL, fat. meaty, juicy fish, : or that pen able word W ilsnap. Ate are delicious for breakfast. They are fresh}, , rs — x fact en. r packed in brine and will not spoil on your hands ways W ilsnap w herever She > sasten e} CODFISH, as we salt it, is white, boneless are used. ff _Lndetrwood & Underwood. yield to your firiger- at i a F r > My and ready for instant use. It makes a substan- I tial meal, a fine change from meat, at a much THE WILSON FASTENER C.... Maée I wonderful new lower cost 117 E. St. Cla v jev nd. () ‘o tinting prepare- FRESH LOBS’ER is the best thing known 17 E. St. Clair Avenue Cievaia tion is pleasing thou- for salads Right fresh from the water. our sands of women who had . lobster? simply are boiled and packed in ven u of eve. Gnd- PARC IMENT-LINED CANS. They come g a satisfact stain, to you as the purest and safest lobsters you Look not realisé upélt can buy and the meat is as crisp and natural as for this card if you took it fromm the shell yourself. ~_ aorange elared FRIED SLAMS is a -e.ishable, hearty dish . Oc everyoten that your whole fin y vol enjoy. No other ' Savor is just like (nat « ams. whether fried or in a chowder. FSESH MACKEREL. perfect for fryige, ‘SHRIM™ t. créan : CRABMEAT $5! Newburg or deviled, SAL *“9OM ready to serve. SARDINES of all kinds “UNNY for éalad SANDWICH FILLINGS and every good th ny ‘packed ere or abroad you can get direct from “we and k en right on your pantry shelf for } tegular or c.nergency use. Wits © order we gant 300K OF NECIPES (orpreparing all. u. prottiets. ing 7 ¢ Prite or i. Ours _ he» each at ea. ; : Pond of fish ta puc go withtaco uv ik muse Sur | 7 ered price so you can clioose just what you will enfoy most Frank E. Send the cotpon, jor vie Coa. now. wee pewerns ‘or $.'¢ arf, FRA K =. ~ Gloucester, Mass. DAV'S CO. Fiease send me your G3 Cent-es , latest Fish Price List Wha! - ‘>. ' ‘ “ ‘ , — 7 w 9) Re wSleu.ester, Vame “Brownaton eee 5 : ‘einai 1a. ds . ; A I Om Mes A Pe lis aperea <A Sil Al ls Pitts RENAN 4 yt eid a ~ ’ ¢ 5 mae Dah Ai NR. A eR ill AGN A SN a Ns ai it Pe PONE LENNON ne Rt LEG, OLB OL ALR OT ALO aa RI BS! me ww Lady Tser Mei, Da Chinese movie st?

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es » tr Nil Nae A ‘ : : 9 { : say British machine- : Copyright by Kadel & gunners who stalk German airplanes. alate DISHES BETTER AUST CHILE POWDER is a *“different’’ seasoning. You use it instead of pepper, mete. It’s a — ion of ait of them, except sal or . Sold b ealers in 10c., 26c. and 1-ib. cans. f your dealer hasn’t it, send i6c. or 11-4 of, can and Recipe Pam- et prepared by , Diets, amous the historic aust Cafes and Bevo Mill. Dealers, ack ycur Jobber. Jobbers, write as. C. F. Blanke Tea & Coffee Ce., ST. aoe MO n the service of the Governmen unobtainable. Faurt Instan Tea is available at 8c., from name LASHBROW that unleas you make yourself familiar with the exact spelling, you might easily be deceived and disappointed é , . , 2 ir? o There is only one genuine and original! with the true sp ¢ of LASHBROW. Accept no imitation. economy. Read the wonderful little booklet. “What Eyes Can Do \, ( ) , S and learn to dévelop the power of your eyes. This booklet M ALLI N S N can be obtained at any store selling Genuine LASHBROW 9 is sent by mail with each jar of LASHBROW PL ISSY WILLOW Two kinds ‘Natural’ and ‘Dark’ Growthe 4 ’ Two sizes 50c and $1.00 SILK | isk your dealer, If he cant supply you, we ba LL | send Reg U.S OF either size prepaid on receipt of price ade wily by | LASHBROW LABORATORIES CO., 1701 Preston Place, . St. Louis, U. S. A. #8 19 the dominant silk of sen- sible economy. Correct, charming, exquisite m pattern variety and guaranteed for two seasons wear it is widely preferred for coat and fur hnings, gowns and blouses a. it Clea e New Marvel For your own particular color shades in any combination of 14 wonderful fast colors. The nameon the se/vage or the Jabe) in the garment marks the genuine “Buy Bonds — Wear Silks” Ask at the better stores for VIALLINSON If Dame nukind to you in the mat- ter of vour teeth Si ['s! Nature was The quickest dye you know—every color of the rainbow—used by millions to make Your teeth are you sane Gree & new al! waists, lingerie, silk gloves. hosiery, most noticeable featn , ’ . : n : :, ” — s so vot "1 Khaki- Koo] ae 0 iy Simply oe sai “iy pers Pussy Willow Indestructrble Vosle This Maid of America ia meeting war-time acan cyes vGnne lajure most ob be acc Satin Duvetyn WI) o' the Wish emands ina dress of Pussy Willow Satin delicate fabrics. Alad- err Orhid-Tissu Kashmere Kloth with coat of Setin Duvetyn lined in Ti Examination umd best Roshanara Crehe Chinchilla Satin Rose Pussy Willow, while her friend - mate Free Indestructible Crete Pussy Willow Satin selected a suit of Chinchilla Satin with waist- trade mark names. coat of the Pussy Willow Javanesque H. R. MALLINSON & COMPANY, Inc ‘The new silks first’ Madison Avenue—j15t Street-—New York Dr. E. W. Schriever 720 Olive Street Crown and — $5 and Up. din Products Co., New York-Chicago On Sale a 14 Beautifisl Colors. | No Boiling een Kavser Marvelfit silk underwear as truly an economy as HE new Marvelfit features give suit that you a new idea of how underwear can fit and wear. The new silk Knicker: — There are no seams to rip or pull in the Ran Italian Silk Knicker. It is made with a bias gore Which stretches with every step! be : \) S ; BS \\S It is a joy to possess —and yet economical For years women have sought for improves well silk Patented ff. You can ob fures only in the t Trademark registered a Union Nuits,» at would make Sl POSSseSss the wearer is % ¢. FF * Look for thy label (One blue star on the lahel indicates The new silk Union Suit:—The the lighter weight. Kayser Marvelfit Italian Silk Union heavier weight. Suit is the one perfect-fitting union ('O., New York. ITALIAN SILK UNDERWEAR -/VMarve Registered and patented three stars the JULIUS K AYS 1) I & Ifit l and . niche SCOTT’S draft your old suits and put ¢ on in Class | A They are Master neal Members of the Nationa! Association Of Dyers and Cleaners. Cleanse your gar- ments by standardized Master Cleaner process, under san Onditions. Ca Scott Dati & CleaningCe. Phones Lindel! 4461 3828 Olive St Delmar 2946 St. Louis, Mn Out.of town orders solicited Beautify the Complexion SURELY, QUICKLY Nadinola Cream The Supreme Reaul: Requisite Used and Fn dorascd by TAousands NADINOLA hbanishes tan, freckles, pimples, liver-spots, ete., ex nagifoua treme cases. Rids pores and tissues of impu- rities, Leaves the skin clear, soft. healthy. Directions and guarantee in package By tollet counters or mal! two sizes 50 cents and $1.00 Ad- lress Dept. P. Dp NATIONAL TOILET CO, Paris, Tenn. -, Reg int’ 8 and Canada An Excellent Tonic for Ladies’ rit ONIC’S s Hair BALDPATE HAIR TONIC ‘ER FAIL ietehan” ps strengt ies the follicles and thus promotes the growth of the hair. Relieves the scalp of unhealthy accumula tiems and secretions (Gives a rich gloss, is hi ight ly perfumed and free from ofl, Makes the hair light and fuffy. Send 10¢ for Trial Ste Applications obtained at the better Barber Shope BALDPATE CO., NEW YORK 44; W eat S4th a.. De | Sold by all druggists of send %) AT more corn bread. You kgow that’s gice Ap ne the surest, most satisfactoty Way of f° © saving wheat--the big job for all of us. ey Corn bread is simply delicious—made right [| — in the good old Southern way. ‘Cooking ye transforms corn meal into a delfghtful food. And cooking makes tobacco taste much more delicious. Burley tobacco — toasted — is used for Lucky Strike Cigarette. Jt’s toasted. dan uo Save the tin-foil from Lucky Strike Cigarettes and give it to the Red Cross INCORPORATEO

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1918. a eee EES SWEET, q . BARON! © | af il fo \ HACHO ae Hawkshaw the Detective ett. The Unfortunate Episode of the Scraps of Paper and the Vin- dictive Sleuth. ((QC' — i oO o o [ 4, °o —¥ ¢ = omen ‘ee -— ~ PUT ON a > “HAVE JUST ARRIVED FROM PUT ON THAT SAILOR S Bisa RIG, COLONEL — YOU 'RE | od, a ( ‘inane VESSEL WAITING IN /}: \ DASH ME TOPLIGHTS, a a a Ry ae ce | ‘- ee : ISS HERE! GOOD NEWS. & as —) > A. THE CAPTAIN SENT ISS ar tien Gi oe bt ME ASHORE, AFTER [~ DER COVE AT NINE, SHARP | LIKE A REAL SAILOR, FRESH FROM OUR LONG RUN KE A DUCK | OCEAN, (N CASE HE ASKS Sy NOTE TO You! | hg fy 7 ee: nahi a” = / ~ o*? 4 7 7 oo , “ gle Avs 23 P a, -— - y ER Re A. . fem Sale tee % 6 oe £4 7 j et oe & ; =. ; > i ey +i a eae 4 ~S =e a 3 a i eg OR if Le ae Sa NS ee a eee ae . ‘ dae o> Tae . | a Lan ae 3 . 8 8 Mii p fi | , . | | | y iy 5 / a ba Se ; 3 : if . BY * ~ Pn : ‘ a a Y se oP alas € ¢48f " , f . ’ *. we . owe : * es : . g Yi ss / ‘i =a S ? : 3) = . ed Se ee <, Oboes / vee ee “ & °, ' ¢ ¢ ra ed , ‘ s , ff Ss. 2 , FING. AT LAST THE 'M GLAD I'M TO GO ALONE f wai HE SAYS HELL () PAPERS WILL BE OURS. IT GIFS ME A CHANCE TO SHAKE Mn (Muti Masttl lb BE AT THE COVE (|! WILL HAVE HORSES IN (/ _ | DEM HOODLUM PALS 0° MINE, AN’ | HIM BARON PEEG Dog! ; SURE, AT NINE, (|READINED TO TAKE SS. { GOOD RIDDANCE TO BAD RUMMAGES| Gorssmm, ALLEE SAME NEAR DROWN ME! WITH THE PAPERS — | A == | BUT ME No ForGtT|- ME THE | AND HE’LL COME © ae Se8 bina f ' == | | GETUM RREVENGE, You per ALONE | ({ \AAVA\N\ ||) | MITT] i | 2 DERE! IM rok ee OHO Ms = / —\ A SMART GADABO | SS S= FOR SNEAKUM TO GIF DEM NUM- WHYFOR BARON : x PALS. EH2 AH! -NOW ME y SKULLS DER SLIP TROW LEETLA Z = . h ! SO NEAT {| PAPER AWAY ” GETUM REVENGE !! : : . ME TELLUM CG PROFESSOR, PETE AN’ ToBy ! ) | ; | FORWARD MARCH — ts swer Q1]-— «C™ a a TUS —| TO GIVE US THE FALE ES SWEET, | A SUP,EM, “YOU OLD 3 YX CRIGHT BACK To OUR BUNGALON EIS) ~<{ SeHoR BARON! |! | », Fem | ME THERES BEEN A SUP SOMEWHERE, } —\ YOU DONT GIT AWAY FRoM COLONEL |! PorPoise 21 IF) & Us So EASY !— YOU | 16 | —" \ . ‘. WOODEN-HEADED CAT-FISH ©

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tule Measnentetiten tal me ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1918. —_ ——- _ “~—~-- ---- we -_ ee ee TT ieee ee I ts ec @ @ Chub’s Big Brother—Oh, But This Is a Cruel World @ @ = oe SHES ALWAYS, yr Tet — CHARLIE ! y 4% CALLIN’ ME TO / S ¥ = es NO, YOU CAN'T. ANT D Naa iq °Z iD ave. DONT You TeLy ErHER, ohn OR tL / i" ' ; NO, CHARLIE: JAMES H+ teres. teas, 2 SL ty rat eee ELT Ee ‘ THs, HOME, CHARLIE .77y : give, A HAS GONE To THE ig! CAVA ees gEREGEE SESE RRET RS Rec 2 uae HE wenTy To He!! / LINEA MOVIES WITH HIS : Receriens//, APRIET THAT CS A NICE MOVIES with | VIZ Ze , Vie vie AREER) WAY, RUNN IND : | We St EH OFF ANY LOCKIND A FELLER OUT! THES L ae Ah bdiidttldh Fifi) 1 ie OU cs ieee 1S T Me To | y Y / Y ; Uy a 7 | s* J : 5 o, i: 4 ss tis Pam ek & ee f P f Nf ff IM GOING DOWN JUST START i de lait gE i yf fi) ty SK a -{ Soy Yj ] Yo GET THE THE WATER oe. ”) Yj, BREAKFA ST FOR. MY DATH, jy BEFORE You GO DOWN, VLL - > > h > Sa. +S SSS. “SS SV TOA , YT =. Zo ~ HE ; {1 MIGHT HAVE GOODNESS | ° | KNOWN IT. ANY GRACIOUS — | TIME. I LEAVE. ANY THING FOR YOu “TO DO, You MAKE A eel f WV) A A" ANG if AVL fA PLASRRA 2 aF i

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— ee nee a ee _ — " ’ — —_-~-—— —_—_—~ = 1918. — TC ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATGH, SUNDAY, .UCLUBA. 6, The Captain and the Kids By R. DIRKS wo THoiry > uw 102 \ WHEN, DING- -FOOZLE IT 8 AN — wel | fe ee yi Seer See oe __ é 2 Lf Viz we ie Zz OLD FELLER - INTHENORT?_) wa — ~~ ee a 8 em ETE SE A Le Mae eeuae ats aide are ~— a He : Tee i cs eee ed | Ps r te bsp BAN ca Py a eg “ Led te 7 : . et de 5 elt AT YS = x a a OO a ee a8 PANN % “e ABOARD THE SHIP THEYRE SHORT OF HANDS). AND ALL MUST DO THEIR SHARE A LOOKOUTS JOB are THE KiDS-] —oK. OH MAMMA, WHA qo TS# XS I'D HATE TO BE THAT BEAR HIS PEACEFUL SNOOZE IS P HE Ge = ri ES Le 4 es ee te AG a iar Ma AI Sy aa ‘ P - “a — as ro a Reale ee Ree Sa Oo e's we. . n ps NA ge er ah RE ee or Regn fe Gages ey yagiame ‘ ree ay "SLUP SLUP™ THE CAPTAIN SMACKS HIS LIPS J THE TEA JUST HITS THE SPOT SASS ON BOARD A SHIP 50 SHORT OF HANDS 2 ee THERE'S PLENTY ROOM FOR MORE. 92 o-Ho-nO THE KIDS ARE IN A GRAND STAND SEAT THE GEAR 1S IN THE POT. HOLD TIGHT CAP— ALL 1S NOT Lost 9 Konviig i aaa — ee” AT TEA 73 QUITE IMPROPER ay is a nil SD =a | : TO SHOW APREGH AON W . — TH VHS ITH = E UNINVITED KIND ‘ | A MALLON Paes mane iD. ___— [THE BEAR HAD NEARD Ten BETTER FAR * ———___—— — : , TO GIVE THAN TO RECEIVE DING (SING -SWOOSLE ee LW (YOUR LUBBERLY TIM) —. oe __ CBERS, T ty » 4 : . * —_—_—_ —_ ie 2. " t fae | ~ 4 ee. d ~ + ; i > en p | $ i = eae are reported briz ' troops In the ree. n of Cune -fCANY CANNON | an pounding “Eion Americans in Champagne Agait vanee Lines. WITH Tit AMERICAN . THUG CHAMIAGNE FR SUNGas Oot ‘ The Am OOpDSs Operating nr ’ - ‘ iam} ‘TOnt- with the French again "@nrecéd their lin toda They ired Bt. Etienne and further *8 & leverage ut the right @o i "hea . . - ™pagne offensive, whics Te G ‘™ the withdrawal of the Liney On a 78&.-mile stretch. This forward movement a 'O between four and four and Balf milea from the starting ' adds materially in completely 2Z Rhetms from the German “*d makes the enseniy posit'ons , / °° Rheiros harder and harder te The Americans hav capture thie afternoon, 1700 prisone “wding 48 ‘ficers They teok ""erfal, many «°° * and uns, eg pia (5 seized with ‘han «V9 Germans in one Bruges Docks Fired by Ger Ghent Warehouses i mpti¢ AMSTERDAM Sunday. Ocet Or Lal wharves une aa nS at : ave been set on fire Oy ¢ entineed on Tage 3, Cole