St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 20, 1918

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(Copyright. 1918. by Fr. lh. Gals Aherr jy a Nous & GuY 2 WAS BRore XNEAR AGS. GST A TIP on ATS NOTHING-~ Mow &A GUY tro CLEANED P TWO MILLioads (NX) AMALGAMATEL Ne en ee =e Senta A ‘SINGING ARMY. 5.000.000 STRONG :—: ' i—: “Is ier jae What Experiment.in U. S. Training Camps Has Done to Promote Morale and Good Feeling ee ae ————— Send More Singing Regiments, Says Pershing BY RAYMONL D. FOSDICK. Chairman of the Commissions on Training Camp Activities of the War and Navy Departments. IIAT oil is to the gun-lock, W singing is to the army. Though the constituent parts, may be present either in a mechanical or a hu- man organization, without that vital element which brings it up to the ac- tion mark, it is a dull and lifeless body. Singing as an expression of feeling is instinctive with men. Where two per- sons sing the same songs together, this common participation in the same sen- timents establishes immediately a bond of fellowship, and the oftener they sing and the more songs they find of equal Significance to both, the quicker and stronger is welded an indivisible spirit of comradeship and loyalty. One of the most inspiring sights I saw on my recent trip to the Westtern front was the long lines of American Hard or Disagreeable Tasks Are Lightened as the Voices of Those at Them Burst Into Song and the Thus T Gaily to Soldiers ‘ained Go Into Battle Swing of Their Favorite March- the Inspiring ing Tunes and Ballads. By WM. ATHERTON DU PUY, A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. NCLE SAMUEL decided to take the solace U: song to every man who wore the uni- form. The first million should be taught the songs’that cheer, should be led to their use in attaining practical results. So should the second, third, fourth, fifth million. Wherever Yanks traveled, pitched their’ tents, potted Huns, the joy of singing should go with them. Its tonic should revive them on long marches, should relieve the maddening monotony of front line trenches, should sweeten the harsh life of ee re rc I eee ee } and naval stations. ST. LOU IS, SUNDAY MORNIN ST — ————— Song Is the Solace of Men in the Camp and on the Hike, Prevents Them From Getting Blue and Lonesome and Keeps the Crusad- ers for Democracy on the Fight- ing Edge Wherever They May Be Called to Defend Their Faith. the gully, Song Leader Wilson has established a platform and a piano and the boys gather on the hillsides, in the darkness of evenings, 6000 strong, and unleash the strength of their massed and well developed lung power on these quietudes that once knew the comings and goings of Washington and Jefferson. To him who stands on a hillside half | a mile away is given the opportunity of hearing | an oratorio such as man never listened to before. Singing Armies Sing Everywhere “There are 54 song leaders in the various camps The men sing everywhere. “C, oc if ‘OBER 20, 1918. cinema PAG 2 1—10 ec Germany’ s Peace Maneuver Cannot Save Her 5 Rx Pa a re Sake BEA TEN FH a F2 | | es) Pa ae ™ a ba) Pa Pa Ls | AND DEMORALIZED ARMIES Be | ma ba rs “™_ Le Pa m = From Complete Surrender, Says Simonds Allied Leaders Determined The Only Terms Upon Which | She Can Get an Armistice Now or Later Will Be Such as Will Put Her Securely in Chains, Not Only Until Peace Is Made, but Until Reorganized Civilization Has Established Means of Hold- ing Her in Leash in the Future. By FRANK H. SIMONDS, The Post-Dispatch Military Critic and Author of , ‘*The Great War.’’ ET us be perfectly clear at the outset that | the request for an armistice is a military | matter, to be acted upon in the light of } advancing ifrom the Meuse to the sea; the German has been } ‘military judgment. Our armies are beaten in every engagement for four months, ( and his armies are being pounded to pieces. In } That | Most Critical Moment of the War, Says Simonds UR greatest peril now lies in thinking of the war as over or accepting the words of the German, when these words are not translated into cor- responding deeds. The German is talking peace in acceptable words, but he is spreading ruin and waste over the richest and fairest fields of Europe. Would he continue to do this if he expected to make peace presently on terms which would compel him to indemnify his victims for his current crimes? Would he burn Cambria on Monday if he expected on Saturday to make peace with the guayanteed indemnification of the people Cambrai? At least it does not seem likely. We have come to the most critical moment in more than four years of struggle. We have won the war, we have beaten the German, but we have not yet reached the point where we can safely accept his verbal assurances that he desires to make peace on our terms. Short of the acceptance by the German of the fact of defeat, short of his consent to the expression in practi- cal terms of our victory, we cannot safely or wisely consent to an armistice or permit ourselves to believe our labors are at an end. These terms are the surrender of Alsace-Lorraine and Italia Irredenta, the temporary occupation of the left bank of the Rhine from Holland to Switzerland and the prompt de- mobilization of the German army and navy. Anything else would be a mockery, a negation of all that the world has striven for over four years of agony, a sure foundation for a new German adventure and aggression. —FRANK H. SIMONDS. Mi agg oF - ‘“ % =Where You Are” and “If Your Heart Keeps conditions of today are so different from those of | viously, until Foch’s work is done completely, ) France, Italy, Serbia and Montenegro so far as of this regiment may have received their orders | Right” are two of the more modern bits of hymn- | (1916; but we have no right to assume that it is’ there will be _ chance for the Presidemt or an7- \ they existed in 914. We may dismiss name the to pack up and be ready to entrain for an At- ¢ }ology which are prime favorites with our soldi. Tl an unqualified application for peace until it is | one less to begin the construction of peace. | SoCs all claims once advanced by Germany, We may for a moment assume that Foch has (and still pressed, last January, when Mr. Wilson lantic port at any minute. They are gathered ) Beene revealed to be sueh by German tender of appro-? : for their last sing-song in camp. Their song | Now, as to the camp, from the time the bagier: | priate guarantees. It is nothing more than a( Completed his work and that the Germans have )Made his momentous declaration. leader who has piloted them through many a ) Plares forth, “I can't get them up in the morning” “scrap of paper” until it is secured; there can, agreed to surrender unconditionally, to evacuate | But the Presi@ent supplemented this demand war. For the United States soldiers swinging into the fighting sec- Their helmets cov- as they has taken much thought in the making of this wonder army of the world. Beginning the job with a clean sheet and with the advantage of three years’ experi- ence gained by her associates in the war, with the world’s choicest supply of man power upon which to draw, with resources back of her great adventure such as had never before been amassed, with time for the work since the allies were holding and ships were not available, this Government willed that her fighting men should be given all the tmicks in the pox. Psychologists testified to the power of music, to the advantage of that sport in which all par- ticipated. They asked the authorities to revert to their youth and the joy of the familiar songs that were sung when they went on hayrides; to the comradery of the gathering around the piano on Sunday nights. Was there anything that compared to the spirit that was then and there called forth? tor around Vauc. ered with brilliant poppies, marched into the raging battle they were singing with a unity and an enthusiasm never to be _ forgotten, ‘“‘Hrail, hail, the gang’s all here!’ In sending over our soldiers and sailors ready to sing the numbers of the same songs wherever they may be or wher- ever they may meet, we are giving them an untouchable spiritual equip- ment—a big and definite contribution toward that high morale without which no fighting force can be successful. It is for this reason General Per- ‘Send me more singing regiments,’’ and Admiral Mayo re- quests that a song-leader organize singing on every battleship of the At- lantic fleet. then, will it be possible for us, the allied pe upon the subject people of Austria-Hungary; (6) area , we — 7 . a 5 * ee Pasar 2 nglc Aea ha Retinie ee "ayy hes rs teh o + RE o> : ° ." vir ee ee SO H. C Fisher. - 8. Pat Office. - % ~2 % tee geen ote eit “oe ell ats » » ~~ * ~ ~~ tO sgaglihe or s a PO th ro Bb Ay s PaR PA; Poop tae Mage he a ; + p= “a song a mile for the last * ee ad - >" aon SF sete shing cables, + Sg gets = fe hee ¥ poe Taga 5 : - _ I | Singing Adds to Soldier’s Morale So, if all these men could be taught the old familiar songs and scores of new ones, if they could be set to singing and singing well, if this purest of delights could be made always avail- | able, the sum total of pleasure furnished to the 6,000,000 in the years of war would be immeas- urable. And as an army's fighting quality is de- —_ tt ee ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee eee ee eee Nt ON. Nt tN i. tin. tin the regions they have occupied and have consen-- } for evacuation by a claim for reparation in the “taps” are wafted RL: Poor Mumsy’s got e? Poor old Mamsy! bu mustn’t call mother :- I don’t mean that old, but that we know’ me!—London Opinion. 3! She Knew. bfficer has to know how h! | know how toe do New York Sun. cher’s RIA borne the signa- ! now By a Bm his - Allow no one » Imitations and ste meagan For and pendent upon its morale and the morale upon the feeling that is in the breasts of the individ- uals who go to make it up, so may Singing be shown to actually fight in the cause of civiliza- | tion against the outlaw empires. The idea has run like a flame through the army. It began with the appearance of the first recruits at the ragged cantonments that com- menced to take shape in the fall of 1917. At these there appeared the early song leaders, men of inspiration and personality, aglow with the possibility ahead of them. They sold themselves to the homesick boys who took this early train- ing under more unfavorable circumstances than have any of their fellows. Their opportunities increased with the advent of the Liberty thea- ters, the hostess houses, the Y. M. C. A. huts. They became. an institution that has branched out as the great bay tree and taken root wher- ever beneath the flag men were being trained for the great service. Today they are singing “Pack-Up Your Trou- bles” to the wondering Manchurian coolies along that longest road-in the world that leads west from Vladivostock; are warming themselves with the theme of ‘“‘Keep the Home Fires Burn- Ing” through the long winter of Archangel; Chanting “Keep Your Head Down Al-le-mand” along the Lorraine front; are marching through the towns of France with the Marseillaise on their lips while the natives weep with joy; and are Warbling “Old Black Joe” in Jacksonville, Fla., where it was invented. | Pershing Wants Singing Armies Jc “Send me such is the wording of a more singing regiments,” the idea of teaching the men to sing are today | Unanimous in_their enthusiasm over the demon- strated benefits obtained. So has the Commission on Traning Camp Activities, that agency which looks after the nonmaterial well being of the own the front line foldier, been authorized to place song leaders ) ‘refused to sing. These song | He looked homesick. There were probably family | Wherever soldiers are being trained. leaders act as civilian aids to the commanding | troubles. Officer and conduct mass singing for military / units, training natural leaders from them who- | There” his left foot began to pat. Will keep the singing going overseas. The lead- ; ers thus developed are sometimes privates sometimes officers. The division of music of the Training Camp ‘ward, Christian Soldiers’ Commission is under the direction of Lee F. Ham- mer, while the song leaders are largely profes- (ington, sional musicians with the demonstrated knack of | outside the Getting on with bodies of men. Any day you visit ; musical session has received word that he is not | until the last sad notes of to accompany his men across the sea. As a result }to every nook and corner of the gigantic canton-, there is just the slightest tinge of mournfulness \ (nents, songs are sung. The boys on kitchen police }apparent among the soldiers as they gather for } do their chores whistling and singing. ‘the last time to hear the familiar voice 'a monotone. | Stuttering Song a Favorite vm ? | are \ the youngest subaltern and vows: : ‘They ( | es terse cable from Gen. Pershing. / The old line military men who at first fought | Bair Cut Just as Short as Mine,” ( \ ( ‘tes and | got into the game and becan to sing. ‘be no other security than that of territory. a ( | It’s Foch’s Business Only Now } of their { song leader. But as soon as he strikes the first chord on the rickety piano, gloom is hurled to the ( summer breezes, and the soldiers determine to make this, their last sing, the best. “Are—you—ready?” chants the song leader in On nights when moving pictures are shown at the Liberty Theaters much enjoyment is secured in singing while the pictures are being shown as from the film play itself. Night after night responded the soldiers en masse in the ( the boys will keep up with the piano player in \singing every number played. Songs \the reels are introduced by means of song slides, | a ‘and the manner in which they Poon” same key. are sung serves | ,to guide one as to what the boys really like. The| { boys fairly make the rafters ring by their rendi- “Let’s go!” yells the leader, waving his mega-(tjon of such folk songs as “Suwanee River,” | phone in the air, and the way those boys “go” is |. ‘Old Black Joe.” “My Old Kentucky Home.” ete. They stutter the K—-K—katy song } Then there is the outdoor mass singing. This admirably; they accent to a nicety “YUH" | ig alWays a great success. There are times, how- “Glory Halleluyah,” and they followed the )ever, when the boys like to stay at home and they | Suis gentlemen‘s adventures who found them- | will sing for an entire evening in the corner of selves a long way from Tipperary. ‘a dark room, grouped arotind the piano. Here is The Colonel, seated in the very front row of es fine chance for a leader to introduce a new song the singing regiment, slaps his knee, turns to \ because of the fact that he has a smaller crowd “By the bones ‘to work with than usual and can give more atten-. of St. Cecilia, I'll lead those boys to hell and \ tion to individual instruction. New songs are back again and they will follow me all the way (successfully introduced by having someone whistle if they sing like that.” ;the tune until the melody is well fixed in their| I saw such a group singing at Camp Meade one ) minds. Whistling on the march is likewise put It was noon and they had been drilling } ‘into operation and never fails to make a hit. all morning. They were tired and dust covered. I know a song leader who has a flivver with a had been in camp but a week. Kenneth little organ in the back. He goes about his camp Clark, one of the most successful of song leaders, was on the high platform, gesticulating and sing- ing through his megaphone. The boys sang, | Working at the grilling task of grubbing stumps. ‘Good Morning, Mr. Zip, Zip, Zip, With Your | He Stopped his flivver, asked the boys to sit on “We'll Hang | their stumps and struck up “Yaaka Hula.” fol- \the Kaiser on a Sour Apple “Joan of lowed with “There's a Long, Long Trail A-wind- Are” and many others as inspiring. Theo spirit (ing and “Li'l Liza Jane.” When the man of the of song ran through the line and the men took )songs jolted there was a new spirit life. One dark, handsome lad halfway (leashed on those stump roots. attracted my attention. He He was evidently in the depths [ a caution. the day. influence of song. One day he found 59 such men Tree,” away un- a new The Giant Chorus. | Then when the troop trains start for the port of embarkation there is the means of passing the otherwise tedious hours. Threads of sone run constantly through the states that run down to the places where ships berth. And when those great transports pull into the harbors of France or England it is the voices of 10,900 men, Singing the national hymn of the port of visit, Europe But when the wheezy band struck up “Over When the cho- “the Yanks are coming,” he In five min- \ytes he was a man transformed, ripping out “On- ’ with the best of them. Quantico, Va., down the Potomac from Wash- | is the finishing station for marines. Just ( camp the hill pitch down into a gully and rise on three sides like an amphitheater. rus proclaimed that usually nation of the that exacts the first greeting to These great transports, sometimes fleets \ ia In | Continued on Page Nine. | ” attacked, ‘a point where our assailant asks us to } Sing Songs at Picture Shows | ‘on him. between | 5 ‘demands, damages ‘and finds himself on a convenient looking for groups of men who need the cheering |‘ ‘with that easily and completely. choose to prolong the conflict a little and have , We are in this situation: We have all been and we have, “let up” We have got him down and he is rap- idly becoming helpless, but if we do “let up” which are that he inflicted, for our injuries and restore‘ ‘in the past. All this is Foch’s business. It is not it is not settling the questions of perma- It is only is only peace; nent peace. can be arranged it making sure that ‘we are not again face to face with our old foe, when he has got his breath and his strength back line of de- It is easier to continue the present fight we can only be sure fense. than to begin all over again; we shall not have to begin all over again by in- | sisting upon guarantees. The first step is clear. with Germany; we cannot talk with our foe in arms: we cannot do anything but demand that, a the price of interrupting our military operations, he lav aside all of his weapons. This is uncon- ditional surrender; but there is no other kind of surrender, and our enemy is not beaten until he currenders. Anything would be a sham and a subterfuge, a of all that we have gained by fighting. r If Germany is beaten, if her from her defeat and is made in good faith, she she will surrender. If it is not made but her resist- else loss proposal flows will comply, in good faith, then she will resist: ance will be on the battlefield, and we can deal She will simply Next and her sword struck from her hand, that is all. week or next year she will have to surrender we shall have lost nothing | Where Wilson's Points Come In 4 But if she surrenders and agrees unconditional- ly to those terms which Marshal Foch must dic- tate. terms which cover what he regards as the insurance against a new Ger- aspect of the necessary military nan resistance, then the military problem will be disposed of. after four years, reached } ) son's now, ’ he may be able to fight again, and we may be un- ) able, without new and even greater efforts and | sacrifice, to compel him to comply with our just | should pay for the } that not ‘to us what he has stolen from us recently and{ Conditions which ) Many; making ‘ ‘summed up as making sure that peace‘ (of Mr. | tion, We cannot negotiate | gs) any of these . absurd (Wilson's 14, ‘nification; /under Anstrian yoke Then, and only | Rhine. ’ ed to an allied occupation of the left bank of the; sense of restoration so fur as Belgium is con- Then we come to the question of peace; \ cerned. Here, too, no debate is conceivable, then the terms of permanent settlement mrst be, and there is revealed in the German press a full accepted. ‘14’ conditions at last arrive. [ What Conference Must Consider} But of these, 14 conditions we shall see at ouce / than five have no bearing in a( conference. We are to meet to fix the are to be exacted from they are conditions based upon the deeds and her allies; they have been conditions which must include restitution, restoration and guarantee. But five Wilson's “points” concern the organiza- tion of international society after the war; open covenants, freedom of naviga- less ' peac e of Germany deal with nations, adequate of armaments and finally league of nations not matters which are properly be- ‘ence engaged in the task of making We cannot impose they have These are a confe with a beaten enemy. things upon Germany; no value save as voluntarily accepted principles— and we have to impose on Germany at Tirst many things which will not in the nature of things he accepted voluntarily. world relations at the same time we are liqui- dating this war. To undertake this would be One more condition included in Mr. that dealing with colonial fore pear ‘e justments, for the same reasons. We can discuss what dis- nosition we shall make of German colonies, cér- tainly, and we shall; but this is another problem entirely. . there are left of Mr. Wilson's “points” which are indubitably to be put Now, eight, they | the removal of economic barriers between ‘| as ( bleness. guarantees for the reduction . the constitution of a ( ‘ fixed by all the allied nations in conference, ca ‘h( recognition that Belgium must be indemnified. ) with equal right to be heard and to have its wil] ) But what of France? Here is the point at which Mr. Wil-( there had been no such recurrence of destruction When the President spoke , and violence as has now turned Northern France ( } Ger- | / gian, into a cinder heap. Certainly there must be an indemnity for all this, and the President's words indicate his belief that wanton damage should be paid for We may, then, place at one side, as beyond de- _ bate, the two principles of evacuation of occu- ‘ pied territory and indemnification for wantor Iin- ‘jury of all sorts, whether the territory be Bel- Italian or French. We may accept as fun- ) damental facts in discussing peace the determi- ‘to compel ) stolen territory and restoration in ‘property and wealth either stolen an& removed nation of Mr. Wilson, speaking for this country, the Germans to make restitution of the case of by Germany or laid in ashes by German “terri- But the application of this principle foes a lit- /tle further and is expressed in the demand for \ the “righting of the wrong” done to France and )the cession to Italy of her unredeemed provinces ) { and cities. Now, I do not purpose in this place to discuss again the question of Alsace-Lorraine /or that of Trieste and the Trentino. If Germany ‘and Austria are not prepared to evacuate Mets and Strassburg, Trieste and Trent as a condition precedent to any armistice, then it is tnconcefv- We cannot reorganize ‘ | [ read- | is equally out of the discussion, and | able that there should be any armistice. Remaking the Ukraine, Too E If Germany can precipitate a debate between the United States and Great Pritain, on the one (necessity for a returr to each of its own, thes )there is an end of the alliance against Ger- (many; ‘ before ( the allied conference which makes peace terms The evacuation of France wrong done in 1871: (3) the These are (1) the righting of the evacuation of all Russian territory; territory evar uation of Belgian and | (2) the) +) to Anstria” and the subsequent | there is a reopening of the war, with every prospect of losing it; for neither France nor Italy will consent to an armistice In advance of the restoration of what ‘s rightfully theirs. Actually, the question now arises, what shall be the verdict of the allied world with respect Shall we atill act in the spirit of the President, as revealed {n January, or In the light restoration of Belgium, which means its indem-) of the subsequent action of our Government and (4) the readjustment of the frontiers | of Italy to include within them the Itallans now > and by analogy this must include the evacuation of Italian territories now fn Austrian hands; (5) the 7 bestowal] of autonomy | all other Governments since? Obviously, in the latter fashion, and this means the absolute de struction of Austria. It means the erection of a Czecho-Slovak state. including Pohemia, Me- ‘s Continued on Page Seven. ae. So sens hy yer yt ~~ te a % ~ te gt Wee om > ot ain ot —’% yy * yee He _> “~ a ee eS am Se r% -

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Sa SL ~~ ee py om th i Ba ears ei otip 2 _ LT emer ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Co, | Twelfth and Olive Streets. POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION Average for entire year, 1917: BUNDAY ....-: ‘asi wid ae DAILY AND sv 'NDAY Soi ieigiaeg ghee 194,598 & aE ea THK POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM I khnow that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and re- form, never tolerate injustice or corruption, always fight demi- gogues of all parties, never be- long to any party, always oppose privileged classes and _ public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drasti- cally independent, never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or pred- atory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. — a LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. Folk Needed fs : the Senate. Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. Your very strong, clear and logical editorial “‘Why Volk should be elected” should certainly appeal to all of those Missourians who love and admire Wood- row Wilson and believe in the wisdom of his policies. The defeat of a friend | of Mr. Wilson would mean a blight to the President's prestige and influence. | His moral strength as a leader of the allied forces fighting for liberty and hu- manity would be impaired. It is not comprehensible to me that any fitelligent, patriotic man can, after reading your editorial and reflecting upon it, vote, at the coming election, against Mr. Folk or the Democratic can- didates in the Congressional Districts. Not, as you say “Because we believe that Judge Spencer is any less loval and de- voted to the ‘winning of the war than former Gov. Folk, or that the Republi- cans are less loyal and devoted to the winning of the war than the Democrats” but because the President, by his tele- gram of recent date to Gov. Folk, has, fignified that he needs him in the United States Senate. Mr. Wilson has proven on numerous?’ occasions that he does not ask the Amer- | ican voter to sacrifice principle for party, but he has not hesitated to indicate that we should give up party for principle. This editorial of yours is absolutely in keeping with the motto of the great founder of the Post-Dispatch and an ap- peal to the independent voter which he cannot resist. The City of St. Louis is certainly to be felicitated upon its good fortune that it has a newspaper in which sound, patriotic prineples are so ably expressed as in the editorial which is the gccasion of this letter. ALEXANDER 8S. VEST. An American Cemetery in France. ‘Pe the Editor of the Post-Dispatch I have noticed in some of the papers inquiries as to whether or not the bodies of our soldiers who die in France will be Shipped back after the war. I want to make a suggestion that our Government buy a square mile somewhere in l’rance, sav between the Aisne and Marne Rivers, and in it make the most beautiful spot on earth. In this erect an immense monument to each American division that has served in France and on these monuments inseribe the names of those who have died from each several divi- sions in France. Bury as many of them as can be found in this American ceme- tery and put the names of all on these memorial shafts. This would be seen for ‘possibly hundreds of years by tourists from all over the world ALEX L. SKILLERN Nashville, Ark. Roosevelt's Nagging. To ths Editor of the Post-Dispatch Why is it that Roosevelt can get up and criticise the President, say whatever ters his mind regardless of conseaqije) TIC@S en = and have it printed on the first pages of the papers? If anyone else made these rem: irks they would be arrested for disloyal utterances. His sarcasm on the “So-called 14 points,” which were good enough to be accepted by all the allies is disgusting. Wilson and his advisers are in a position to know the facts as no one else knows them. Roose- velt should keep his mouth shut like any other private citizen. AMERICAN. Senatorial Candidates and Prohibition. To the Editar of the Post! Dispatch On Nov. 6 the voters of our State are called upon to elect a United States Sen ator. Both candidates have also riven assurance that they will uphold the Pres- ident and support him in everything. With so many of our representatives in Congress, that claim to be upholding the President in everything. really trying to compel him to force prohibition upon us what assurance have we that either or both of our candidates for Senator will not fall in line and try to do the thing? There are several hundred thou g00d, loyal Missouri Americans that same sand et joy a glass of beer or a drink of whisky who, before they vote for either cand date for United States Senator shown, they want to know how he on the national prohibition They also want to know if he really in- tends to stand by the President on the liquor question or if he intends + compel the President to take Personal liberty by forcing Stands question, prohibition upon us, after being elected to officd on his promise that he would support and uphold the President. JULIUS SPIRG Sagar Crazy. Te the Editor of the Post-Disna The Germans are Crazy on war: the Americans are crazy én sutar lt does nMOt seem possible that an Amer can can have so little regard for our brave the fleld as to hesitate to den, himself of ®ugar for a few month» but the abameful dodging of sugar rekuiations te & matter of every-day news print, The honor and safety of his cou: try : ; y) 7 site iti RECT fo be Qs maught with the childieh American eg for sugar The boob! the behind the lines. ment officials gives ». Want to be and autocracy out of business. (oO try to awa \ our ii f the war machinery is fitted for this work. When the soldiers come back to this good roads. LIBERTY GOES MARCHING ON. The march of progress is proceeding 50 rapidly _under war pressure that the program of yesterday be- comes the record of today. The hope of a thousand years and the work of a century under ordinary con- ditions is accomplished in a month. The President finds one of his terms of peace, the Central Powers on January 5 events, The President is _ impelled Austro-Hungarian Government in answer _ accepting his terms of peace, that autonomy for the peoples of the empire meets the situation. The declaration of independence by Czecho-Slovaks and the recognition Visional Government by the United allies put a-new face on the question of the political status of the peoples of the empire. judges of what action on the part of gurian Government “will satisfy their aspirations and conception of the rights and destiny as members of the family of nations.” Not only have the Czecho-Slovaks declared their in- dependence, but Hungary and Poland and the Jugo- Slavs demand it. The dissolution of the empire is at hand. Thus events move with irresistible Cawn of democracy breaks through entrenched despotism. Germany does not seem to be ripe for decisive po- | litical revolution, but the light is breaking there. | war between the militarists and the people has not been fought to a finish, but the falling power of the Kaiser | and the rising tide of popular revolt against absolu-. tism is shaking the throne of the Hohenzollerns. guns on the battle line are supplemented by agitation 'goes on with the military campaign. inevitable. Whether we win by the long, arduous way of fight- ng to the finish or by the short, swift way of political revolution we shall win if we keep the guns going. | That is our work. ee ke ST. LOUIS POST- ‘DISP ATCH, _SUND. AY MORNING, OCTOBER * 20, y 1 force and the The moral and political campaign | The result is| The cheers of our soldiers when they heard President Wilson’s reply were the forerunner of that blast which will thrown down the walls of Jericho ~--——---—- © +e | THE POLICE SHAKEUP. Until the facts are known it is impossible to pass | | judgment on the extraordinary action of the Board of Police Commissioners in suspending Young, two captains ond three sergeants. this sweeping kind indicates serious charges. cryptic statement issued by the Police was taken on information of United free play to the imagination. This might cover anything from disloyal conspiracy the United States to the intimidation of witnesses in| the United States court through political Reports indicate the latter as a phase of the Weeke | — case. We assume that the facts will be ing less than a critical military situation or grave mat- ters of state would justify continued concealment. The suspended officers have the right of a fair hear-. spirit and freshness and methods of our. ing. They should get it. , our superiority over her in Publicity and just judgment are required | welfare of the police department and the public good. Star chamber proceedings affecting the character, rep-| the two belligerents. utation and records of public officers are violently un- American. ———--#o-— aque ry . ~ ‘ , e? % -_ "= -* ul * d - * j _% oe e . ‘ | z r ‘ am va PF “se es - ‘ be > * . . , , ™~ - s : a ~ 424 +e eg . rs = « e+ ¢? -_ es : ats ¥ . *, s ‘>? +* , —y . -.o:% * e 5 - je. oe a -~ . , a 7 - ome «4° - THE HOUSE OF HOHENZOLLERN. The MIRROR os /PUBLIC OPINION JUST A MINUTE Written for the POST-DISPATCH by Clark McAdams This column ig designed to reproduce without bias the latest comment by the leading publicists, newspaper and period against | écalse on the questions of the day. i ?. uy Ay , Ys NS FOR OPTIMiSM. | | all about him, all that he is worth: | and go as far as the Spree. And let how he should be spoken to and how | your men step hs ird on German soll” q BUREAU BEING REORGANIZED TO U. S, WILL OPEN SCHOOL FOR — | Revenue Bureau into five distinct! didates must be qualified for ee | ‘WE MUST CARRY HORRORS OF WAR TO GERMAN PEOPLE? WRITES NOTED PARIS EDITOR — ee . — eae Stephane Lanzanne Says They Must Be Mads | to Suffer As the Allied Peoples Have Suffered Before They Will Comprehend the Lesson That Force Isa Two-Edged Sword. Ee BY STEPHANE LAU | Editor-in-Chief of the Paris Matin, Who Is in the United States With %) French High Commission. HEN we say in France, ‘' No pity for Germany; ht must at all codta W enter the countrv; we must go throu; gh it, occupy its towns and mareh © through its streets; we must “make it feel the bunt na foreign doming. © tion’ '—when we say this, our best friends look at us somewhat reproachfully, They think, even if they do not say so, that the French are bloodthirsty and that hatred and revenge inspire their words. Such is not the case Since the he should be treated. Ten first day, the first hour of the ago, M. Delcasse, French Minister of tragedy, France has had but one Foreign Affairs, said to me: “It you thought, one feeling: “This war; hold out your finger to a Ge . must be the last.” The Poilus, who you are done for. He will take your have been credited with saying s° hand, your arm, your shoulder, your — many fine and noble things, have whole body. The clenched fist is the really said that, and nothing else, only gesture the German unde... but they have said it with a force- | stands.” fulness that increased with the un- These words are profoundly trues” speakable horrors they saw and all For generations the Germans hay the privations they have had to bear. | been brought up to worship Brute I shall never forget the fellow sol- force. Tl orce is all they employ, aff dier who had taken part in a partic- they SRhernas. They bow down to’ ularly horrible engagement in the nothing else but force. To believe course of an assault in Champagne, ‘®at suddenly within 24 hours they and, who, with his own hand, knifed; Wi!!! understand and put into preg three Germans. He was married, the Uce those undying principles of right’ father of two children, and a man of | 4nd justice and humanity is to Ge” refinement and charm. One evening lieve that in 24 hours a gorilla oan” in a trench, I questioned him, and/| be changed into a poodle. asked him what he had felt when he| Their War Scientific Brigandage, — performed that butcher's task. . For three years German aviatesg | “Just one thing,” was the answer. | have been butchering women ag@ |“I aid not wish my son to have to/| children on English soil, while noth- do it one day!” .ing has happened to move the Ger | Must Fcel the Iron Heel. man people to indignation; but pew You will find that same feeling ‘at in turn the allies are bombaré expressed by millions of Frenchmen; '28 Mayence, Treves, Cologme, it is written on the torn and bleed-, Frankfort, they are beginning te ing heart of all France. And it is be- Tealize that there may be some pep cause we do not wish to relive the | #ity attached to their favorite sport 'same horrors that we want to inflict 0f Killing innocent people in thelp | such a hard and bitter lesson on the Very homes; and the slaughter Bas” Germans as to forever destroy any | Suddenly ceased. , inclination they may have to be- or years they have plunderedy” gin again. So far only the German burned, sacked our fair French elties stomach has suffered; and they wil] Without having met with similar only have suffered in their pride if, treatment; but it has been sufficient | when they surrender, their territory | for Foch to come rather near the | remains inviolate, and they do not} “erman border, and Clemenceau &@ | have to bear the hardship of invasion | 54¥Y: “Enough! if Lille is touched, and foreign occupation. l’rankfort will be made to pay!” and Now the pangs of hunger can be | ** if by enchantment Lille is Te 'spected. For four years of war hag been turned into a kind of scientific brigandage, such as the bere of old never dreamed of: and to it is sufficient for President Wilsons and back of him 120,000,000 people” | alleviated by good food aind the wounds sustained by pride close up with a few kind words. But the wound that never heals, the suffer- ing that never ceases is that caused | by*the enemy when he trample: on; ' An | the soil one loves, by the stranger to say: “No armistice as long as yous when he is master in your home or behave like savages!” and orders are. by the soldier when he brutally de- at once changed and wartare, tom oo stroys cherished family treasures | We shall suffer for it i we Gs ae under your eyes. heed the lesson, and fail to go to \ the very end. Liberty and democ- When the women of Germany are ‘racy will be powerless later if, wh e compelled to walk the high roads they have Germany by the throa . With their children on their arms be- | they fail to hold her with a fi cause of the approach of the enemy; | grip and make her swallow to thé | when they have to polish the shoes jast bitter drop the abominable: of British officers or wait on Bel-| medicine we have had to swallow for” ,sian and French’ soldiers; when ¢,,> years. ‘ , banks are ransacked of their gold; “Step Hard on German Soil.” |when German manufacturers see! There is no joy in writing these bmp factories stripped; when junk-!jines It is much pleasanter and ers witness the destruction of family! much easier to go on the moule | heirlooms; when German priests | tajn tops and pen well sounding — for their churches; when | articles on generosity and pity and Bien statues of the German Tiergar-| forgiveness and good will gmong , ten and Unter den Linden are used, pen. But there are certain hours | to dry the soiled linen of the humb-| when it is serving humanity to roll jlest Tommy or Poilu, ah, then, and up one’s sleeves, take the knife and only then, will Germany understand | eyt into human flesh. Such an hour fully what war means and all the'| we have now reached. ‘a | Seeeriaavon it stands for. _ We Frenchmen, who are neither | Will Never Want Another War. {deologists or philosophers or theo Then, when bad shepherds next! reticians, but just peasants and seek to draw the people of Germany Rourgeoise condemned by the ae once again into the vortex of war, Of geography to live eternally n 2 that people will stand up and say; (tO @ beast, solemnly warn our friends” | “No, we suffered too much last time. and brothers of America and say t@— | We do not wish it to begin all over them: -- 'again.”” Otherwise the people will “No pity for the beast, if you stop” merely remember that. from 1914 to at the banks of the Rhine, whatever, | 1918, they became acquainted with treaty may be offered to you, what~" hunger, and they will say, “Let us ever clauses it may contain, whater in a good stock of supplies.” may be established in Germany, ~ We French people only lay claim whatever society of nations it may | begin again, but this time, let us lay ever so-called democratic regime ) Pe ; “ : 'to one superiority over our allies, | allow, you will not have insured the) | but we insist upon it; we clair we | peace of the world. We shall mete | know the boche better than anvone again tem years hence; for all will | } knows him. We have had to stand have fo be done over again. If you him for 50 years, and for 50 years, do not wish to begin again, close) COLLECT $8,000,000,000 TAXES COAST ARTILLERY OFFICERS Plans Contemplate Increase of 1000 Candidates From 26 % 18 to 45 May Ap to 5000 in Field and Office ply in St. Louis—Training Will Forces, Re at Fortress Monroe. By ‘he Agswociated }’ress The irnmedi ite need of £500 offi- WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—In prep- | cers has caused to be opened the ration for collecting about $8,000,- Coast Artillery Officers’ Training — 000,000 in taxes next year under the School at Fortress Monroe, Woe | revenue act now be ing framed, In-| Where a three months’ course of in- a ternal Revenue Commissioner Roper Struction will be given to candi = is planning reorganization of the | between the ages of 18 and 46. Can- * divisions, and is understood to have, MM tary service. A civilian mut decided on the deputy commission-, first make application for voluntamy ers to direct some of those divisions. | induction into the Coast At the head of the branch in ad-| Corps. His local board, followiit ministering income and excess or! approval of his application, will be war profits taxes will be Homer 8. instructed to pay his transportatle® Pace, a New York accountant. Super- to some coast fort. After his Vising collection of taxes on distilled there the applicant will be notified spirits and tobacco wiil be William, by the commandant of the school” P. D. Haley, until recently Revenue | the approximate date on which be Collector at Lexington, Ky. C B.' will be called Hiurrey, now Supervisor of Business Candidates in class 1, who fafl t— Co-Operation for the Revenue Bu- obtain a commission. revert te oe reau, probably will be made deputy ¢tatus of enlisted men in the heavy commissioner in charge of the gen-| (eoast) artillery. Those in deferre@ o@ eral administrative division, handling | ejagsification who fall to obtala of . public relations, educational came) eoammission n Ly revert to thelr orig- : paigns, personne! of the tax-gather- ina) civilian status or continue as en | ing machinery, chemistry, STAMPS tieted men. as they choose. and miscellaneous subjects. The any all men now bel ne recruited for coe Rage Marg eng ~ - pone tag this br ar h will go oversea, , ; ; ' Applicants should address a deputy commissioner in charge of Matthews 4°3 «©University this work. Bullding, Grand avenue and De It now takes 9375 persons to run boulevard. St. Louis the nation's tax-gathering machine, including 1875 in Washington and 7600 in the field, and under the task Germania , Soctety Quits. of gathering nearly twice as heavy PORT ARTHUR, Tex.—-The taxes next year this force probably Germania Society has comp! leted will have to be increased by 4900 or transfer of all of Ita property to £000 Most clerks will be chosen lecal Ked Cross chapter and through civil service quit . that has been ease since war tim gn important eng: up the interest in e, which help ‘fin’? epidemic. Liberty loan is a United War Wor among the ¥. Me. ing the work of women), Jewish Community Servi Many war act jated their winter — scope of wi added more wor branches of wor! by women—the | booth. The cant to install three * of two as former creased amount from 7 in the r the next from n Bach group < nine workers an Cellina Mrs. © list of volunteer branch and sor: been put on are Thomas H. West When first star but 70 workers.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR ene re ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ss EE OnE | Ganiern te Sec! World | Church, Churchill Whittemore, for a travel-weary or strange soldier ete SE bees 1} i alatiatit ih lliaaiaad ig) War Work Campaign, of which Mes. ! The greatest purchase of the season. Creating met with similar Thomas H. West, Henry O'Neil, War- | in the city, | head of the American Red Cross and| George Lane Edwards is chairman. | a money-saving event that cannot be overlooked. The council is made up of the fol-| has been sufficient ner S. McCall, Misses Edith Nagel,| During the recent visit here of! she is doing heroic work as chair- me rather near the Frances Ewens, and Janet Stern. | Dr. John R. Mott, director-general of | man of the War Work Council of |!0wing women, representative of the and Clemenceau to When first started the canteen had | the United War Work Campaign, heithe YY. iw. Cc. An a department organizations which will participate | f Lille is touched, but 70 workers. They now number | visited the Hut and said that the! that body orguinized to estab’sh ung in the campaign: Mrs. J. A. Pres- : cott, Mrs. W. K. Bixby and Mrs. D | PB made to pay!” and *10. St. Louis Y. M. C. A. Hut had the! carry on all wer work of th oréa; | tment Lille is re- Mrs. William A. McCandless has} distinction of being the first in| zation. including the hundreds S. Brown, representing the Y. W. C, r years of war has == 7 »' A.: Mrs. Theodore Benoist and Mrs. e a ‘ 7 a Involving 250 distinctive Fall frocks. W. T. Donovan, National Catholic} a kind of scientific ‘ i e LV 7 = , ° as the barbarians FUP ES NAS Cpa ed alt SPR CTR Denon War Council; Mrs. Elias Michael and | as charming variety of frocks for every occasion, 1%) amed of; and today «| Mrs. Charles Rice, Jewish Welfare Poa 120,000,000 people 9/2 Look Before You Buy 2 ior ccrrunis’ scree Si bai Z SATINS SERGES z GEORGETTES COMBINATIONS osriae —s srown a s. Ada Gallag , Sal- mee cedige Raed cnt | ; te Don’t be in a hurry to buy the first Cont © ; ae ¥ ate sage ' rio wigsccr gg ret Bes. i - you see. There are plenty of Coats in “% | Vation Army, ASS BllzZa ales . and warfare, too. | this city. Every store has more than “{ and Mrs. H. FP. Sawyer, American | AND WOOL JERSEYS they need—SO HAVE WE. irst look * | Library Association, and Miss Nel- x > | : Featuring all of the new Fall shades. All much higher-priced Dresses, and an opportunity sel- r for it if we do not ) ie e don around at all the stores—get posted on and fail to go to the styles and materials, Then come iberty and democ- here and you will appreciate THE REAL — Other active members of the coun- erless later if, while ilie Oswald, director for Missouri. COAT BARGAINS AS OFFERED ONLY . . - ’ ; > | Ax Tats 3 ‘a? . . o- mee 517-19 WASHINGTON AV. cil are Mrs. F. V. Hammar, Ked) oa al dom equaled. Five of the dozens of exquisite AT ADDISON’S, Memes. N. A. MeMillan and B. | any by the throat, Cross; dels sh ad her with a firms 3H me at tS tie feet Re a a reed Seen | i. Bush, Women’s Defense Commit- | & SS aver i =e models snown. her swallow to the =, . 9 = A: a ey Sie Sy tec: Mrs. Ernest Stix, Suffrage} | : Y ; the abominable a { ry poe ~\* ‘ex rahi . . League; Ars. John Trigg Moss, )). A. | me ~ : ; ; EE n . pad to swallow Spe 3 = = R.: Mrs. David McWilliams, Town||] | % : eo rimmimngs 4 ire | : ; : } se Club; Miss Sarah Spraggon, Trades}! ath ae ie ' | B ‘d n German Soil.” . H ‘onde > a aren, ’ et Be m inion League, and Mrs. J. H. Hos-| . : ' tie Dy wits 0 eads, Sashes, Brat ’ by in writing these . ; +. : . . — ieee | oKkins and Miss Lucinda Templin, Stu-| ) My RY aa te ° ° ch pleaganter and =. f= ma. Rn cciiees | @todel. | Fringe and Embroidery. £0 on the moun- | p —= : yn = —— a - oo | ag ea Ses pen well sounding ‘ ) . ' . 4 al Ai i You, too. will like | a | * abe ; Osity and pity and “W's Bi | - ae cs “The Cleanest Laundry.” ; a Bye SP . Colonial Laundry Co. Adv. ; \ | NA of sy . al Ay lt NA i} good «will among PB are certain hours ‘ | aay tegen aaa ) 7 | REPARATIONS for the mar- | . P riage of Miss Margaret Van Bu- | take the knife and | ren Gale to John Bunn Henkle | llegar aati: 2 earn, LARGEST COAT STOCK IN THIS CITY-2 | a Gale to John Bunn Henkle a. , wa tgt ae . on next da day were mi VE Si Stag TE sts PRICES CUT FOR GUICK DISPOSAL! i large and fashionable chureh wed- | n, who are neither ding and provided the quarantine ilosophers or theo- ! a eas tg ) se we tae ‘anes | Bit, Mm han is lifted the original plans will | mned by the laws ny" x m2 eee W | be carried out, with the ceremony to | z a Ce ® take place at St. Peter’s Episcopal | live eternally next ay warn our brignte > fea, Full-lined Black Coats; belted and storm collars eee en Be O:59 gimesr papi erica and say to } | aq Full lined corduroy; keramie trimmed; all colors... .$11.75 JB ore eee nt ee and. Mrs. he beast, if you stop Na . | ween Wool Velour Coats; Burgundy, green and taupe M Arthur Ji. Gale, 4301 West Pine A" Sd tee. ete talinae | aes ‘ pe Full-lined, all-wool Diagonals; plush trimmed; all colors. $15 39 poulevard. Miss Gale will have three Ered to you, wit: SY fee Ses Silk-finished Velour Coats; full lined; all colors DB |W. Whittemore, Mrs, Frank Mayfield y contain, what- . MOA. ee Keramie-trimmed Kersey Coats; reg. and extra sizes. $16.50 Fp veer mbree Pendle- democratic regime Pics, aot } : shed in Germany, hile SP Dd, 9 a aa Full-lined, all-wool Burella Coats; all colors........ $17.50 Witon. Miss Elsie Boeckler will be of nations it may Rete fies Ags! Heavy-weight, all-wool pebble cheviot; half lined...$18.50 #7 bridesmaid and little Martha Ray | + a — — “eae. gees § All-wool Velour Coats; half satin lined, fur trimmed... .$19.75 ent oe me weed gach, ; e sna ™m : ; ) Se ' : . ‘ , ‘om enkie, Wno 18 engaged in UOoOv-= |! hence; for all will | a ie : Full Lined Matte Lamb Coats; large fur collars ernment work at Washington, ex- Fine quality silk velours; fur collars and fur pockets.....$21.50 pected to serve as best man for his Over again. If you % begin again, close Extra Size Beaver plush and fur trimmed wool velours; satin lined. .$25.00 @ brother, but will be unable to get here and Alexander Starne, of the Khine and Elba Coats and the Spree. And let Suits _ Springfield, [i1, will serve in his ird on German soil.” - stead. James McCuney, Full-Lined Black Plush Coats, full sweep, all sizes. .$15.00 ~— @s will be Hrank Tate ang Arar ; ° ale JPF., yrotner oOo 1e riae, : 7 te * . « ad > ~ WB A Gy bem ts Re yyy yop AM, ? eit iB. Mata yO edie ou uee : ~ : opie te - ye a» - ~ & - . “gy » a a | ~~ Mie lle Abs ‘ age Hrs x re Pe rye Se te ey tes bw sf ~ % . " ~~? i > hy » & p ‘ car 7 l board, following Se AE y Children’s Hospital, and is under FUR COATS ae teens money Eo the direction of Mrs. LouiS Marion 118s transpor ; . AG sme aetiened rt. After “4 arrival . > | : All-Wool Serges— ; Met all, The Social Service (¢ om- nt ‘ili b otified a All-Wool Broadcloths / » mittee’s members are Mmes. Philip ; "Ot. the ) | #25 to $35 Suite— bs. Fouke, Stanley Stoner, John Fow- Mid-Season Clearance of dant of the gn Ls ; eecee Rageiar and Extra “|ler, Elias Michael, Peyton F. Carr, 4 » date on whic | : aon os a Se ae + Daniel K. Catlin, J. Porter Tyrrell, on er ; = (9) J. Lionberger Davis, I. W. Morton, J. J a ! — clase 1, who fafl to ' Herndon Smith, Edward Mallinck- sion, revert to the eS g é - 7 i | rodt Jr. W. K. Bixby, R. McK. Jones YF BRC SS ea | | : : Ronen in the heave | e pores. . ° 4 ‘se . " aa S ‘ ’ Se " | P . . bag 3 Sg te Se Ware prominent women, headed by Mrs. - absolut I NO CAC plion é and mom reserve i | Remember, any Hat in our entire stock, $3.00, John Fowler, will serve as hostess- CLOTH AND SILK SKIRTS AT '2 PRICE es. They are Mmes. George D. Mark- . $5.00 or $7.25, regardless of former price. ham, James C. Campbell, Herbert If. - oe ee -—>— ~~ eeaeeen ~ Centinuecd en Next Page. Sk a sagen ORT OD Beatee ~~ —~0F ‘ < 4 ———~_*‘ tghlt¥ <oxt my ad P et %y ¢ i aa wi a ‘pte

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'¢ Oe PIT Rate RT ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR ce, a ER Ee NE ; a A A RL A A IP Hussey. — | Social Events j)».» ) Centinued from Preceding Page. I Ig Ag RO BON NG Parker, A. R. Smyth, William J. | Culver, H. Worthington Eddy and | teach people hi The Social: Service Department of ditions, ‘the hospital was established several | erously r years ago through a gift of $500 by | imy eradicate and jand portance. harmful the public should gen- espond to a work of such home con- Boliteire Rings from $20 to $1400. ecorth your most careful inspection Christmas Cards ‘Exclusively designed and specially en- graved to your order, at from $3 to $19 per hundred. Owing to the unusual condi- tions, we advise prompt ordering—as una- voidable delays will occur later in the sea Bon. now, if Over order be Particularly should one Cards sent There arc to Certainly well not Our assortment comprises only a most varied selection—but also the pieces which are accepted as eminently correct. een a i:s“@ -@°s'@.@°®@ ——— —— Military Watches | : ; d George D, Bar- -_— ., E. C. Saxton, T. P. Riddle, | Mrs. J. C. Moon an | ts a 7 Tg Sites, J Porter ewerell ‘'nard. In order to successfully carry | Miss Frances G. Esson, daughter Cieorge Warren Brown J. F. O'Neill, 'on its work this winter it needs $18,-| : H. J. Pettengill James Cc. Jones, L.' 00. The chief aim of its work is to’ Washington sé , Drosten - . 9 9 > for Diamonds A surpassing collection— | mhracing stones of ut questioned qucnty mounted richly. Diamond Brooches. $'5 te $3500; Diamond Dinner Rings, $100 to $3000- Diamond Scarf Pins from $8 to $350; | residence of the bride's parents with | only the relatives present. The Rev. | Military | Watches | in all the best American movements, and in a broad range of styles—tach one new Prices are.... and distinctive. $13.50 and Up } | | iare women realize that the constant wearing of i//-fitting corsets helps to keep our hospitals open, they will insist on being properly fitted to corsets instead of buying them hit or miss as most women do nowadays.” The corset that is not hygienically correct is the poorest kind of an investment. aie Buy only what you need but be sure the corsets you do buy are of such high standard of manu- facture that their utility and dura- bility are assured. Every economy argument you read to buy the corset that will render the best service from the stand- point of wear, hygienic support, comfort and increased efficiency, is an argument for Gossard Corsets, | the original front-lacing corsets, in which every principle of front lacing has heen developed and perfected. Upon these very argu- ments Gossards have made their appeal and world-wide reputation since they revolutionized corsetry over fifteen years ago. In accordance aith the request of the Council . } Ss | os TL of National Defense, we respectfully urge your shopping for Christmas NOW. It will relieve Jewelry Company the usual Christmas congestion, and is a gen- | locust at Seventh uinely patriotic service ot this time. Hell lise Dae 8: - 3 Pio re oe ABS Sit down in a Gossard : and realize its superior comfort and style | Look for the name (rossard on the smside of the corset. It ts your guaranice of the original front-lacing corset. ie Kec Take care of the corsets } True Economy : nc you have » MEPEGGLS «© « é M, | Adjust your corset to the body every time you put it on: this per- . Buy Carefully Nig arid css gotalnat P | mits the corset, to give you the Be fitted by an expert corsetiere. correct body support the designer The well known medical authority, intended and assures its longer é‘ : Dr. Alice his Cutler, Says: “When service. | 3 ; TORONTO CHICAGO ‘. the United States and Canada 1 Bid| The H.W. Gossard Co., Inc. . Largest Makers of Fine Corsets * NEW YORK Wear : w Buy War Savings Stamps x BUENOS AIRES Worn aith Health and Comfort by Women the World Over ————— | non /tained from Mrs. Charles Scudder, | |or from any member of the Soldiers, | Sailors and Marines’ Club. | } j | daughter 'McBath Smith of 5343 Maple avenue, ‘to John F. Cannon Jr., was quietly | celebrated Thursday evening at the | ‘in the near future. the Red Cross shall of Montclair, N. J., formerly | Miss Helén Floyd-Jones. Col. Moses Shoenberg of the ‘serious operation. |Snow, daughter of Mr at the Church of the Ascension, Cates and Goodfellow avenues, | Rev. _port for overseas duty and the plans/| 7— yesterday morning at 10 o’clock at) the residence of the bride's parents, Rev. Father Francis Gilfillan of the New Cathedral officiating. AY ' wedding breakfast for relatives and) ‘intimate friends followed, They will re- side in New York. The bride was | educated at Maryville Sacred Heart | | Convent. | | | HE bridge party which was to} TT have been given last Friday un- | | der the auspices of the Soldiers, | Sailors and Marines’ Club, but which | of necessity was postponed, is now scheduled to take place on the after- | of Tuesday, Nov. 12, at the} Tickets may be ob- | Woman’s Club. Lindell 1114, by calling Olive 6606, | — HE third Sunday night supper T os the Allies’ Tea Shop, under the auspices of the American Fund for French Wounded, will be served at 7 o’clock this evening and among those who have made reser- vations for ushers are Mmes. George Niedringhaus, C. L. Drew, James L. | Ford, James M. Franciscus, Louis | La Beaume, John Valle, Frederick Newberry, Boehmer, Sullivan and others. The marriage of Miss Ethel Smith, of Mr. and Mrs. William after | of Mr. and Mrs.. J. S. Esson, 4324] which Mr. and Mrs. Ham departed | boulevard, and James) for their honeymoon. »w to prevent illness G. Ham of New York, were are Se Give Photographs ristmas! The War-Time Gift—Supreme rm oe | - « =... for C | ; ; ’ ; ' ' i ~— | = s ' = _ = | —_— A most sensible gift this year carrying with it much sentiment and good cheer John F. Cannon of the Westminster | | | ii Make an appointment i for a sitting NOW 4927 Delmar BI. Three Phones. —and easily forwarded anywhere SCHWEIG TRUE-T0-LIFE PORTRAITS ARE ESPECIALLY ACCEPTABLE | SCHWEIG STUDIO —— __ ——_ Presbyterian Church, father of the bridegroom, officiated. The wedding was originally planned for Oct. 19, | but owing to the death of the bride’s brother was postponed. McCluney of 4401 is one of the Mrs. James McPherson avenue ing orders for overseas duty with the Red Cross and expects to depart Miss Mimi Floyd-Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Floyd-Jones of 5007 Waterman avenue, is among: the number of St. Louis girls who doing Government work in Washington. Her sister, Miss Kath- 'erine Floyd-Jones, expects to sail for | France soon to do canteen service for and will be accom- panied by her sister, Mrs. Elliot Mar- Washington Hotel was called to Kansas City, Friday morning by the. | serious illness of his brother-in-law, | I. E. Bernheimer, who is again at a hospital after having undergone a The marriage of Miss Harriet and Mra, Homer S. Snow, 5367 Pershing ave- nue, to Lieut. John William Hartzell of the aviation service, took place of St. Louis’ Wholesale District efferson Hotel... Try Our Victory Luncheon in Main Dining KReom Week Days From 12 te 2 P. M.. T5e Japanese Tea Room Now Open. Special Table d’Hete Dinner Sundays and Thursdays from 6 te 8:30, $1.50 coquae a8 The Smartly Dressed Woman Requires a Pair of SPAT of St. Louis, at St. Mark ae Wednesday. Mra. Webster entertained the ser. Mr. and M go the same ¢ moon. They ' | ee. tee Buc P _gpartmens. Miss Martha Wat me avenue. ane . where she has For early fall days, and for all interme- seamet diate wear up to real winter weather, the sites Katherine Spat Pump is proper and practical. more. Md., who ha It imparts a distinctive,. well-groomed look—and we are in splendid readiness with an excellent variety. Patent, French Heel Pumps, $6 to $11 Tan and Black Calf Pumps, $6 to $11 (Cuban and Military Heels) Brown Kid, Gray Suede and Bronze Kid Pumps, — -=— ‘Mixed With Su Naturally Nobo $9 to $12. } . © The Spats, $2.50 to $5 : White, Champagne, Gray, Tan, etc.. The old-time mix and sulphur for streaked and fade mother’s recipe, an using it to keep t even color, which as we are living | youthful appearanc est advantage. Nowadays, thoug the troublesome tas gage and the muss: OLIVE AT 1O*ST Fall Catalogue Upon Request —- | Wants. Oriental Cream FERD. Winter qQuarters—a steam-heated fiat or apartrnent. All drug stores se product, improved | | Curling Hair This Way ~ | ‘ether ingredients, Preserves Its Beauty ~*§ ®#e° #"¢ Sulphur A ber of the most we very popular becau number of th That dull, dead appearance of the hale ver it has beer noted Beauties of no longer troubles the woman whe he , ‘ veut eon! Society have i adopted the silmerine method of & mois wi ¢ | draw their pure soft peariy# her tresses in curl. The result is vey with 1t and cra white appearance thru } different from that produced by the dy bair, taking one | the constant use of ing, devitalizing waving fron. The ball @ timc: br morning appears, but what with Wreth's Sage pound, is that, t darkening the hair eations, it also prog tre 1d appearan which is so attrac apears more naturally wavy and and the application its really vale to the life and growth of the hafr. “eee Any druggist can, of course, supply U liquid silmerine. and one need not more than a few oupces. A small tity should be put on before ring. using for the purpose a ciean toot? ts drawing this down the full length of ie Gouraud’s” Send 15e for Trial Size T. HOPKINS & SON, New York eageaganeee#se#ee#aeess — hair f 2 } fect to use preparation ose sa air from root to tip. The eflee ~~ : [BERBER RRRRR RRR arising is delightfully surpris let requisite for t there is no discoloration, no atic greasiness, nor any other unple companimen?. The hair - ts quite ageable, no matter how it is done ADV more vouthfal app intended fur the ¢ prevention of dises oe em See Post-Dispatch yesterday morning at 11:30 o'clock -_-— ~~ with the Dr. Buntin officiating. Lieut. Hartzell has received orders to re- for the wedding were hastily made. The young couple dispensed with at- tendants and the bride wore her traveling costume of brown velvet. with hat to match and a corsage | bouquet of lilies of the valley. Her! only ornament was the bridegroom’s | gift, a diamond and platinum bar. A wedding breakfast followed the cere- mony at the home of the bride's pa- | rents. The bride is a senior at St. Mary's, Knoxville, Ill., but will not resume her asatudies on her return to St. Louis. She will take up the nurse’s| aid course at Barnes Hospital. She| will reside with her parents. Lieut. | Hartzell is a graduate of Georgetown | (University and has been stationed at | Scott Field. They will spend a honey- | moon in the East before he sails for) Krance. His parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Hl. O. Hartzell of Baltimore, came on for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Charies W. King of | 0248 Vernon avenue have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss | honnie King, to Lieut. Herbert V. Blount on Oct. 2. Lieut. Blount was graduated from the Washington Uni- versity Dental Department in 1917) and is a member of the Xi Phi Psi Fraternity. He is now stationed at Camp Funston, where he received his commission last Mav as First Lieutenant and is awaiting overseas orders. His bride expects to join him at Camp Funston as soon as the quarantine is lifted. Mrs. George Miltenberger of 3758 West Pine boulevard, and her moth- | er, Mrs. Lassen, have returned from an extended visit in the East. Williams of % Wash- has returned from a son, Ensign C(jates is stationed at New- Mrs. Eugene ington terrace visit with her Williams, who port, R. L ee Mrs. James Noah Slee her infant son, arrived from San Antonio, Tex., guest of her parents. Mr. Theodore Benoist of 4632 avenus6, Jr., with last week to be the and Mra Pershing | A birthday party was given laat week in honor of Miss Dorothy Blackmore at the home of her aunt, | Mrs. J. F. Kelly of 2418 North Jef- ferson avenue. The guests were: Esther Schneider, Lucile Brandt. Lena Shapiro, Anna Gane, Pvelyn. Gookey, Etta RBiackmore, Margaret | ulton, Melba Weadon, Harold Ker- | shaw, Jesse Shaw Jr., Louis Shapiro, | Thomas Kershaw, Harold Fulton, | John Kelly. rs Mrs. Charles Wiggins of 17 Port- land place, has gone to Pensacola, | Mla., to visit her daughter, Mrs. | George Prather van Riper, formerly | Miss Ellanore Scott, whose husband | is stationed there. i i ! i a | From Minneapolis comes the an- | nouncement of the marriage of Mrs. | Ada Krown Keith to Mr. J Clifford | 606-608 Washington Avenue Thra to Sixth Street DRE ee Models for Street, Afternoon, fe N $21.95 \ Dinner and All Daytime Occasions z Serges Velvets Jerseys a These wonderful values are the result of a most extraordinary purchase. New styles, all of them —Dresses of distinguished smart- ness and individuality—copies and adaptations from originals by the foremost designers. Centinucd om Next Page 45,540,535 & 530 Models os —— $21.95 ‘In the Very Latest Accepted Modes for Winter St. Lowis Kansas City Detroit” Cleveland Cincinnati | “2 ate - wf; © Aes . 2 * papnee 1 a PAGER ag OLR, Re Ol aetna A tte . a Ona $21.95 a “a ss Colors-- 7} Taupes, : A stunni Browns, reindeer Greens, mole, richly “Combinations | Entirely new panel and tunic of effects, new treatments of sleeves, Ske | original ideas in girdles and drap- Flegant ; mn eries, innovations in fringe, and button trimmings, contribute to the fashion-interest of ths — event. Buy several of fthese © splendid Dresses. sf —<—

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918, STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5) —— i e 7 : | F of her cousin, Mrs. Martin Shaugh- | ler, Louis Greenberg and S. Swartz-/| of Mrs. Edward Schwartzman of Ma- | UGURURURSRERSAR AA at a onnatihimaniiemiaiumdd | Soc ia vents nessy, of 1 Washington terrace, has | man. ‘plewood, formerly Miss Jeannette | m - pee om i ee he - HR H- be abe abe es departed for her home. mij | | dh ist M Her- , From Preceding Page. . 88 Moyer |'Epsteim, an er sister, Mrs. Her , ‘ 9 Continued hes tag was much entertained during her| The Monday Club met last week at! man Markowitz of Karsas_ City, Until Further Notice, Store Hours, 9-30 CO 4:30 > Be ‘Mears of St. Louis, which was cele- stay here. | the home of the Misses Fuessel. The | formerly Miss Estelle Epstein of 24 . prated at St. Mark’s Church, there C: following officers were elected: Pres- | Lewis place. Bon last Wednesday. After the cere-| | pee mn Mrs. Frank B. Manning | ident, Miss Myrtle Smith; secretary, 7 | 4 | mony Mrs. Webster, the bride's sis- re rejoicing over the arrival of a| Miss Marie Mueller; treasurer, Miss The marriage of Miss Grace J. 3 > oe . ' } : daughter. Capt. M ton | aaia - Biter. entertained the bridal party at ea with nes eg ary is now in| Anna Stamm. The next regular meet-| gr to Aloysius V. Imbs was sol- er. Mr. an‘l Mrs. Mears left for |, th Ammunition | ing will be Oct. 28 at the home of| | nized at 8:30 Wednesday morn- go the same evening for their ain. Mrs. Manning and baby are | Mies Mildred Henkel, 4573 Arco | . i tl chapel of St. Xavier's 4 They will come here to residing with her parents, Mr. and | avenue. ne oh with Rev Francis O'Connor Buckingham Court Mrs. Patrick St. John, 4208 Flora | senza pa-nnete a ‘in a3 Se O boulevard. 7? Mile. Michast Mpstsin of 6710 Wer-| NOE. aes se ke ee U 01M) U] I } i + ae 4 - . : 1gd@s a a nn non avenue entertained 10 ladies on | death of the | iat : - ae Miss Martha Watts of 5740 Caban-|,_,Th® engagement of Miss Alma | Monday at a Juncheon given in honor’ wearin taste nn Meteo - pe avenue, has returned from the Haueisen of 3109 Rauschenbach ave- | === O T e a SS S In) O 7 1) a " z= ‘Past where she has been since early | nue to Walter Kuelker of 4425 Holly == ——————— : | ° ] interme- = mmer pecans was announced at an tn-' : an ~~ HOUSA | “4 4 ‘ ] « ae ee dene : RO ee OS Ee Ree oy . alt tot tons sk ee es Ca » _ : bys . “ oe ee & So 4 ~ yoy te ~ spate arta AM tab he Pigndtggbincray Page " Sees - bad &, d appearance of the hair @. and one need not get q . £4 “i 4 ‘ . ¢ . ; mee ; a . 6 . eupees. A small eeba: tations, it also produces that soft lus- Shenandoah avenue, in honor of Mrs | | Ps | You'll be sure of getting waited put_on before retiring. tre ad appearance of abvndance| Adolph Nudleman of Salem, Mo.,| & | | | on. No extra help will be permitted urpose a clean toothbrush. Which is so attractive. This readv-| who before her marriage was Miss'! S | | | this year. ‘ | HE Scarritt Furniture Factory which made up the Furniture for the w . . . . } . . - | ra te he eho eee touse preparation is a delightful tui- | Regina Lindeman of St. Louis. Those | ixhtfully surprising, and let requisite for those who desire a: }resent were: Misses Pauline Hirsh-| & . be Ae = ee ee ee * hey _ a as seu 7 F - * he a . coring gtr Magne Mee » — ag > tad mare - ~~ .» + Mh ages Nee ] ~¢ is ._ * = i Individualized Types that avill Me immonsible of dunlication in the | And numerous other articles of furniture, in a great variety of designs. All well-con- ee | structed pieces, and all of which will be offered at lower prices than you can expect for many same materials, as the most of the fabrics arc , : a month in furniture of this character and quality. not to be had now. Inquire About Our Plan for Paying for Furniture The Coats on the Weekly or Monthly Basis. | 509.00, $79.50 : oe eee —— ee _ ae $89.50 to $395.00 | = \Tery Unusual Rug Offerings Graceful, straight-line models vie with smart cape and belted effects in popularity. . “Sanford” Axminster Rugs, $47.50 rr. Beautiful new models with narrowed cea ankle lines, large collars of fur and ANFORD’S “Fervac” Rugs, seamless style, in beautiful designs taahtoned from such wonderful rich S suitable for living rooms, dining rooms or libraries. Size 9x12 ft. materials as suede cloth, evora, , crystal cloth, duvetyne, duvet A very special value. Dtens de laine, bolivia and silvertone. Axminster Rugs, $22.50 Brussels Rugs, $15.00 oe | i ye sana WR ; le i -weight Seamless Brus- 3 q sin eng l - : Rich, deep pile, in pretty designs; Extra heavy weig | Taupes, The Coat Pictured a VP ne ‘deal for living rooms and reception sels Rugs, in pretty patterns. Size 4 A stunning creation, fashioned of fia : | en 7) nd ‘ne Gao feet. 9x6 feet. Browns, | reindeer suede cloth and Scotch [fi¥? er tf Yh c UTS «aco anmieead ts ; R $6 Greens, mole, richly silk lined. me me ha Axminster Rugs, $36.50 Cashmere Wilton Rugs, 965.00 ." Seamless style, in beautiful designs; we Br Exclusive ereatio ats t ls : ' Black at a a8 sh Cll ions In coats, coatees, jac- Axminster Rugs, size ; ; . eet Good grade S with a heavy linen fringe on ends. ‘ Sa pois quettes, capes, cape-coatees, stoles, searfs, os ; a >395 + Se ‘haa sets of mole, Kolinsky, mink, nutria, 8 ft. 3 in. by 10 ft. 6 or ny at this Size gx12 feet. att ath “a : Hudson seal, beaver, squirrel—; tremely low price Monday. tions | ‘h 7 seam ts al, beaver, squirrel- all ex y P Cork Linoleum, Sq. Yd., $1.25 | eae | “ ight before the advance in prices ; $ and tumic | " of raw peltrys, and priced much Wool-and-Fiber Rugs, $15.00 Heaviest quality genuine Cork Lino- 3s of sleeves, : | | lower than they can be dupli- Reversible; of the very finest qual- eum, in block, tile and hardwood de- ~s and drap- | Shetched at Right THOTT RNR, ah 9 cated for now. | ity; in beautiful a for a signs; two yards wide. ringe, braid ; Elegant Hudson Bay Sable Cape S i f ™ | rooms and dining rooms IZ€ gx! Inlaid Linoleum, Sq. Yd., $1.75 , contribute - Priced, , Cals $18.75 to $189.50 Brussels Rugs, $30.00 Nairn’s straightline Inlaid Lino- leum; all the wanted designs for home of thi — ; ; | 795 Be Patriotic! Coats, Coatees, Capes | Elegant small allover designs in or store use. Cut from full rolls, as — a a ae ae ee we Rem em eo mem sme ee alt halt tot hoe on ~ _ _ a a = -_ - - - - -“ _ cad = oe ss _ Do your Christmas shopping now. Seamless Brussels Rugs; size 9x12 ft, many yards as may be required. $79.50 Up to $695.00 | -ynd a remarkably good value. (Foarth Floor ) THOMAS W. GARLAND 409-11-13 Broadway—— - . be ~ on - 7 — a — -_ - - te al - v

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR j a Deane 20-Year Franchise. | recommend tomorrow night a 20: freight line. The line is oA s.| minster place, has had as her guest | ton, where her parents, Mr. and Mrs. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 19.—Aj| year franchise for the Kansas City| Lee's Summitt and ultimately to | her granddaughter, Miss Janet El-| Howard Elliott, are residing during Louis, it is st: ited, liott, who has returned to Washing- the war period. ew ays rin i) Council committee has agreed to|/and Leeds electric passenger and — —— | Zz \% — eet Sn oe 5 Zan IN On every artic in our store x | POPULAR WARTIME AIRS == SS ssa > ed O cept Waterman’s fountain pens, fj : = 2 We Sar ini . Compl XI \) BEE vis and the Slovak silver-plated tableware and In- 4 yon ~~ Mi | | cp it means the ‘@ J ' pono i et 2 . Slavic - La one gersoll emg Soe nese f Season’s Opening to Be Delayed S| = ] = \ sr; " : aan ie — turers of these mentioned goods § Week to Give Plac re ee Y Genk Oe enti torming } O ace at Odeon | S S é z a eS = won't allow us to cut prices.) § , ay teltcgmodigaate 3 i P ecla a : ee aeons Sin | ' ee oe oe & 4 move. The wonder is that te Your Government asks you to buy NOW, and in order to induce early shopping and relieve De- to New Official War Fiim. move. The wonder 3 cember congestion, the Palace will do more than its ‘‘bit’’ by making a sweeping reduction sale scsunetaitien Sasa of our entire stock, except above mentioned goods. Positively everything else goes at ___ Included in the Symphony Orches- Gone Gerace ts te tra plans for the season will be many your hair, in its vigor and 2 O %. Off war-time features. Under the aus- ce dthabtetee sheen a 0 pices of the War Camp Community can be assured by using Just think of it—80c buys a full dollar’s worth—don’t wait—come in tomorrow and snap Up Gf service the orchestra will take part Y the Coli- ceatinued From 4 ———F osha =H — il — 0h — Nn = WS . J, 3 SEL 2avryerte = a. . spe- Monday we feature a P spoonful] of which dissolved .in a patriotic ‘sing at cial showing of finest qual- gy Abita sod 06-6 head sean ee these wonderf ; : s ul values Bs seum on the night of Nov. 11. - All- tegen anstr Pegg ne mae 7 - - mri instantly of its exceptional the most fashionable color- arent Brings scalp will be freer and el ALL GOODS are Marked at Our ORIGINAL LOW PRICES, and You Deduct the 20% Yourself f°. "sn0''sunias” strernoos_ on aking Skin Transp i micerts Director Zach has ordered or- ; \ ‘as | BS chestrations of many popular war d hy ol \ | complete range of sizes an é: RX | mma f i Mm mrt a "1 3: jn ‘ | Lb s. songs, the national anthems of all P 6 of Forcing Hair Growth. dozen shampoos from a fr \ hs , 1 hone) : ATA in, the allies and several Sousa march- . were as effective as they really é-. to use your favertie face , chestra, There are plans for de- 65 should be, there would be no occa- aaai cua ae. enone ¢ wan . sion for the appearance of this article. ereeer atte el aa The regular season will open Nov. ° " Blemishes are as a rule deep seated. co wee a_superfiuous hatr the daily application of a simple cream) 1. sotly with the @ngers $25.00 Art Bronze WLamps: wats : ' : ‘ : “iA Michel Gusikoff, who has been tte : ‘ sults will be quickly seen, and its power skin is left smooth and soft " fence with ts. It is ideal. Use & b EE ae Two of his brothers are now fight- any other after a short experie par 4 on Clocks; 20% dis- — 4 UTAPASRRPPPTTT TL: ip Zach, at Camp Meade, Md. His ares : 9. ( sad yn u- IN NU =} = THLE y ee sickly hair. There is no reason why H. TEM DEF.—Here is @ ing — with plain toe and #& About Wonderful Changes in perhaps have had it for = § widths—exceptional values, { = - *ee “Ve es. As during ld$t season, “The voting 15 minutes of every “pop” It is one thing to peel off the outer) .... often iritate and (22, instead of Nov.- 15, so that the The skin can be made transparently! 01) ginger, irritation and Cases, i Bere $2.00 SE Ge .$1.60 Ss terrupted run at the Odeon. fFran- : tops Jain toes r erfor- z Pps-—pia or p ax | ) made from zintone, which is @ powder./ || 1 moved. There is Heavy French Ivory Hair- 20¢%, discount ? 00 a “ exemptec ro mmiulltary service pbe- ly I y fully appreciated if its use is Kept up. This liquid can be applied a ; von this beautifier. You cam get the zintone shoulders, bust. ankles ™ + ie rench Ivory Clocks; *y e ing in France. Director Zach is ex- elder son, Lieut. Leon H. Zach, who = Yess Ww hair should fall out In fistsful when it fheve wrinkles which never f Af, KS se | = ? a Se ‘¢ * *-:a Cone. e* T= eS - be eae ti - its iM =| | “nh . ————— French covered heels —- & the Complexion. The Secret twenty-five cents you can F the ordinary complexion creams sold ey every program given by the or- remove superfluous hairs L: led by the orchestra. : affect and purify the tissue underneath. atee te take ee Pai Nickel Silver Dorine FRENCH Flags,"” may have a week’s unin- Similar styles with cloth spots and blemishes entirely removed by ef sulfo solution. You ean a be the season's initial soloist. Re. , and two tablespoonfuls of giycer n6. literally wiped off with the | 200% discount 60 ie eenes yan es hee” Yi been re-engaged as concertmaster. sary—in fact, you will not want to use es ee etif and grow faster. $12.90 Real Mahogany 8-Day visiting his younger son, Lieut. Phil- ee ever for\any woman having short, thin, while. It is luxurious te By Valeska Suratt. . Star-Spangled Banner” will lead MRS, “RAINS. . at One Ce ee shave off hairs, as this makes @h 00 ui Be pected in the city next week, after BDOURE PIGS. «sss ea is combed. If you adopt the proper 50 Nickle Amertcan. Alarm ? f is attac e Seventy-seve iz 3 | . Clocks: 20% dis- | 0 | ~ Flr aggre se Nan ig on ae wn : aE == SAE Wt =m 0) wlll zat == WM = Ms 2M method, it will require but little atten-/ it ts based on common sense | count price Genuine Guernsey lined $1 20 | ready in France ° SSBB NNO VR NO 8 /7/, = SSS rr 7d =~ “1 to bring your hair back te ae skin pores become large they 3 $12.00 Sterling Silver Vanitv Casseroles, $1.50—now... pn el fact. the method given below wiil make] much of thelr vigor, and as @) Cases; 20% $9 60 | rhe St. Louis appearance of the Deautiful hair still more beautiful, and skin tissue begins to sag eal > . j .) . : " n acquire See Sa fi ie meme. «(gcoeite dco Concur de Comers Oy fat tat eee fedy Se halt thantyen| ‘rinkles By making the 9am $2.90 Nickel Silver Vanitv SS ee” 7 f toire de Paris (Paris Symphony Or- Waters mus 10 1a er | ewer thought it possible to have. This the texture of the skin ip ee 60 ' he : yu s chestra), which was set for Nov. 21, == | is a root developer of extraordinary) and the tissue braces up. | c § ; ‘ | ae Simply get a one-ounce bottle of! sisopearance of thousands _ has been postponed, and will prob- ' Se , > eta-quinol (in the original package) 7. | from any drug store. Then, when at wrinkles and scores of big Cut Glass Sugar and Cream $19.00 Military Watchee far | a 44 "i ably occur about tfo weeks later , { ! t pa. ! ably : ( c ater. iN \ ; home, just mix the contents of this woman should try this very Seta, 98c—now men: 20% dis- ah The orchestra arrived in New York ; \—~/ wer’ : bottle with a half pint of bay rum and aay i Ys ! | a half pint of water, and you have it.| method. Get a two-ounce count price . Ca ae an | eet ae $12.90 Gold | willed Procolst . — a few days ago and gave a concert QL FO) RB ee | | } Use this every day and you will soon/| eptol from your druggist. It if Watches; 20% dis- $9. AL = there, but will be held in the East \ A aay ||) , : | / testify oy re mi near gee rg tone which, when mixed with w r) rte - i ‘hin: ‘, ; , cael : , “ag a ae bios '! ; ' | hair an ts unusua] vigor. The air . count price Carty — China Condiment until the influenza epidemic abates. », 2 .* : S — | will step falling. tablespoonful of glycerine, f $5.90 French — orv Tlater Sets, $1.50; , é os a : . ; ‘ f \.: ma egy es When the dat is set it is planned to Ba wine 0 iy “T 7 ~~ les os a ‘ y ~ ‘ +o " at? P 7 . . fe - page Uitte Silver, Ster- a' Chamber of Commerce will act as To start the dirt in soft “soaking water, then “set very well as far as they go, but they prising what occurs Se ea our complete hosts for the distinguished musi- “boiling” or “ry : ” water is all wrong, yet we all tl do not go far enough. Most wemen do women even of oqranced y stock at 20% off. le | not realize the tremendous amount of VOU ladies.-—-AD a eo | dothis very thing. Soft water all the way through all the “Waters” A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY | _ means the whitest and cleanest clothes. : FS W ATERBUG ARTICLE YOU DESIRE. BETTER COME : Ss oc { a F vents ?! HRH softens any hard water instantly and with no danger of over» ($23 Conavers Fite IN EARLY TOMORROW. THIS IS ONE y §=s« $10.00 now t Continued From Preceding Page. | doing it. You can trust any laundress with | $150 Treat The nastiest species of OF THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITIES 33.00 ~~~ — "| HRH. Put two tablespoonfuls to a half tub MERE : = FREE. ee other ¢ . cle 0 TO BUY YOUR XMAS GIFTS ATA BIG & Moran, with whom she ieihiall at 4 | of water and in all the waters. You save $5.00 now North King’s highway, all arrange- more than one cake of soap and a lot of rub- | GETZ COCKROACH MADE AND SOLD BY > - ¢ . ry “ae wee & h A er # SAVING—1000 ITEMS TO SELECT FROM. £4.00 wel simple Miss Jane Zach bbing An the . “ err? o ’ menis rere §s wie. at SS Jal! b) 4ic . . . of California, cousin of the bride, | bing and ‘ d the wash = $3.00 now #! was maid of honor, and Robert Imbs, | prettiest you ever saw. : : | ¥ sia oN va ee ‘ =.40 fi a . ) ¢ ile om, serve ‘ e | | omen Q SA ae? NS | Sons x _otcgynilngg yet: oy ae pcencny. a | HRH is but 10c a package. a ' Z During the first nine months of W. D. HUSS cy. : ) get ogg and Mrs. J. F. Imbs, parents of the It saves 5 or 6 cakes of soap. It is a twm ; | 1918, the Post-Dispatch printed 47,976 1139 Pi 'the FOUR other St. Louis newspapers | Contracts taken to clean ; with 811K againg breakfast for the eienisatabe cleaner and 1s sold by Absorene dealers. bi a , , , , com dined. roaches, Bed Bugs, Rats 3 relatives at their home, 1800 South Compton avenue. : eee ee a No ee or Exchanges ONE DOOR FAST OF wecnesian uring This Sale SIXTH STREET The Qui Vive Club held« Gay aiternoon at oie o'clock at Y SAVE SUGAR! F @ a 4 0 ’ tCYvV. A > residence the Lr. You need it—_OUR | Smit ner, oO017 Weihiietie Seka: ° a Wo | : : , 3 Let | : om i | he tlie tte) vVard, who performed the ceremony. COUNTR 7 needs it! | Mr. and Mrs. Stilson attended the ( ouple., The bride is t] ai hter of One 15c FPaexage of Con-Ser. Be sire sack, ence a catehter of Vo Makes 2 Pies or Quart avenue. Mrs. Caskey has closed her home and has gone to Springfield, ne) Puddings WITHOUT SUGAR B ll, to reside. Mr. de Moulin owns | ff an extensive ranch in the nperial | 0 ined with Meringue Uf ‘hib—the only cooking help on the market Valley of California. He *, a mem- | ber of the M. A. A. and the Apello containing Meringue Whip. Made in one-minutethree flay Ors, Em Cu. Mrs. de Moulin has been ac tive in Red Cross work and is a sing- Your choice of - er of ability. Chocolate, Cream or Lemon _The St. Louis section, National, Council of Jewish Women, postpone qd | their opening meeting at Te mple Is- | Think of the saving in time, money, and in sugar that money racl, Monday af ; h / Y h 1 % d J; ; onday afternoon. The aie canno uy Ou Can ave a tne ec icloUus desserts you want cers for the ensuing year are. Mrs. , M. J. Lowenstein, president: Mrs ° n ) throughout the war, and be independent of the sugar supply, by [i A!vin Bauman, first vice president; using CON-SFE R.- V Q, 7% ° Mrs. Edwin Meissner, second vice B — ident; Mrs. I. Halpern, record- T S uy a package today. One trial will convince you and your @ (°%S°°ttatYi Mrs Harry Ackerman, 9 he Suits— t | i Offering Values . should be pl. to $35. 00 for. eeeeeece _ HAVE MAI s AGALN. The vorrce New Kduson. The Coats— Fur-Trimmed Suits | “2 3 Plush and Cloth Coats | 4 Oblicati Plush-Trimmed Suits ) Fur and Plush Welesinedl : You will Smart Tailored Suits | Values to Plain Tailored Styles - | Wool Poplins Gabardines | $35 Wool Velours _Broadcloths icweataic ee Serges Wool Velours — Silvertone-Burellas Khaki Cloths | Mrs. D. A. January of $161 West- | erpensensnstbeniinniiecsandieiiidenisasiahaaianiaiial omnor———6 m0 — 00 oorreaponding secretary; Mrs. Urvin | family that CON-SER-VO is the greatest food product that ever Bettman, treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Joy with entered your kite he Nn. their daughter, Miss Mary Frances Joy, are domiciled at the W: ishington 0 At All Progressive Grocers im | Hotel for the winter. onserve Food Products Co. 517 Franklin Avenue MM 0%, iam, ©. 1a Beaume of 4400 Lindell boulev: ard, who has

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR | SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ PEACE ‘Austro-Hungarian territory between |speaking rerions of Hongarr, Juco !ready by voluntary act united itse'f. : , taper In ad- Finally. the Polish-speaking re- OFFENSIVE CANNOT ia Drave. the Adriatic and the new Slavia and Czecho-Slovacia 4M : , rh ian Riana waehil migars rontiers of Italy east of Trieste, this dition the Italian-speaking districts) gions of Galicia wi naturally go to STOP OUR VICTORY state to be united with Serbia and! will fall to Italy and the itumanian-! that Poland which Mr. Wilson has Montenegro on the south. speaking regions in the Bukowina, n already outlined as including all in- Remaking the Ckraine. Transylvania and possibly in the Ba-. disuptably Polish lands. What re- eo and the Slovak regions of Hun- Instead of one nation thera will!nat will be united with Rumania, t» mains, the Ruthenian portion of Ga- It means the creation «f 4 then be four German-speaking prov- which Bessarabia, a Run.ania-speak- Jicia, could most properly be assigned | Mavic states inciudirg all the 'inces of Austria. the Hungaritn- | ing ouariaane at old Russia. hos al-|@ the rreatne. to whick 4 balou a. ae [racially and linguistically. Roughly ontinually forming on ¢ oe | smeaking, then, Austria falls into sev- hich neither 80aD nor hé ie en parts, four constituting independ- ‘ th soap will entirely | : 7 , | | onder ie that haty a “ent states, three being united to the BUY YOUR CLOTHES NOW : " ‘ ; « }y 1a ° 2 his smothering cap of # Italinn, Rumanian and Polish states You will find a 7 which adjoin. A modified solution ee one gerne — The conservation of wool will cnuse prices te re stende o ft : raise. ou needn't iet the money question step you from owning real in the growing which extended no further than the good clothes. Our new and original credit method eunabics everyone to its vigor and healthy gh " cession of Irredenta to Italy, the Pol- | own stylish garments. Try H. & H.s “Kasy to Pay” way. Positively these acculfitlationgs. ish district to Poland, the Rumanian te — ne more em credit at H. & H.'s than you would fer cash ;? : eise Ww ere. hich dissolved tw wate a regions to Rumania, the Serb proy | Aiterations Absolutely Free ; ; 7 ) inces to Bosnia and Herzegovina to isceytecual aay WHI A Serbia is the only alternative, but it Bay Liberty Bonds with your spare cAsh and use yeureredit at H.A& M.'s. | ms 7 : seems hardly an alternative after the DO NOT MISS MURPHY’S We te SO ee nce te ee ete freer and cleaner than 5 ma emer peayyt - had it for a weed 7 ° ~\ recognition am — = aren Bas tailored styles, trimmed w« th stit ces ro 1 ons. luxurious to use, too. 4g if ) * given to the Czecho-Slovaks and sev- BIG FACTORY SAMP All correct colors for Fall $20 om 50 ents you can get - . ° ' ere f the to the Jugo-Slavs. a, eno oe bee from » ecknnaar aan we meet'a man who still maintains that— Mt eee: wre tn Acie Women’s Coats ("27 "8" or *ee \ A ese args pa te ince se , _ing materials, in full- 1% ra ‘ " ; no legal right to enter into any dis Only 295 of These Great Val jength mode S: h ch lars and useful iarge RY.”—It ts Just ae eal | ; You cannot get real tailoring ina ready- cussion of Turkish and Bulgar ques- ee | 7 miata ues Left iP tg — Dra brown, green, $18 te $50 luous hairs now as in 7 ‘tions, because we have not made war (‘ome in and be con, inced that this is the ONE hig oppor- 3 \ i Women’s Dresse New Wool Jersey _ 99 . and Merwe [)resses abl - . > mete are simple and logic: We ind dressy satin. charmeuse and agreeable-tf you use. tO W Cal Suit expe d are simpie ant al. W $7.50 Stee] Covered $55.00 Wardrobe \ $recke ta ‘all the aon | The usual powders § may expect to see Bulguria get ba: repe de echine ve iad amul stvies; ; =. : - Lf both Pproyrrams. A at Lee SY fy ms, 2 : : * ¢ @ ie | PS ; Cale fF Bye i - have made OUT display to Mesopotuuilu ana syria the V/ hi , ; ; | oF ee “2 a8 ey, | ae se ! french and British who have ber- 707— as ington Av.—707 . \ ay Walsta. “Petticoats | >.” neem , : ' ( ge Children’s (oeata., EP —Here is a way to a é 2 ‘ t= & ' 3 2 f eS TARTS SSR ES aS T) a h ated them are likeltv to stuy, with the ; ; : . es which never falis t 7 , ll ‘+ oe Pah) ae bs Pe - eral We ave ( 'O V ered - : , “4 , = x Men se VTenecoats ' f ; Lp o%, (eiges Sbiee i full approval of the Inhabitants: 4 Raincoats, Hats and [+7),;5. coupon good on purchases RAPD S, 7 Si ‘ m common sense. When | shoes on Credit. pcome large they have lot : : of $10 or more. Palestine may be un inlerpationalized the field fully—we aTe€ 7 State, and the balance of the Arabia districts have already uchieved in ee ae eee j — ir vigor, and as @ result the ‘eof begins to sag and eam (RON ERR FRR hr ’ . py making the pores email Np SG) | ready with no end of ‘dependence under their own sove: of the skin ts made fnem Ra fe CS a F y eign. e braces up. resulting in Ge Mats | 888 SHE eel SZ ' . eee ; REDS 3), +f. : fhe Problem ot New Poland. of thousands of | ( MR | RSS Oe | sel d ] th i scores of big ones Si. | ‘ a ti re - O c S to CONVINCE ce There is lett the question of Po A pid try this very surprigiag | keke yz & , | . . land, and it is the most difficul o Over 60°, of Rubicam Day School pupils complete the Steno- Yi iy My oy, t a two-ounce package of | De on if Ttyani. who 1S looking for all. if you sive to tnis new Poland oraphic Course in from 3 to 4 months. gy ey Z ey, SS, spy po” our druggist. It Is a powder ® EC at a { ‘ i which will indubitably inciude Rus- as lio ; ’ th o ' Iuet Nerth of mixed with water and on | 4: 4 ‘ ; ne “ * t inn ond Ateteian Polish districts and Mun etudent ‘eeTLT compiceted tbis course in jess than - MODTUAS., ben ao . . nie ; 0 l of glycerine, makes an ons § NER ag ad tax CHS , O im appearance in thus beconie stule of upward of number of students fh ned the Secretarial Course in 3!y months. meskan Tit q P. M. ay Avenue. P ane z $f by Ah? oie Wig Bk ao ; ; , : pane is aaa 7s ria Rae go Pee bas mwas ‘ tha ‘Orrosan det 21) Mtartia even fhe” desea : eh , ce ; 5 3: die | ll- j ool SY IRRAAL) * “4 18,000, 000 people, those German, or || oe ie g Assis ss 6 a ad C = Sean ee ~t as come to 6 conc | : ; f “of i , Lp : rathe. Prussian, circles in which the mieted the Mnortwoanya ourse in vO : are irremovable. The a rh —— 6 : . y g . lpi ) oth - ppt | craduate who hi: been out o ‘or four vears, and who had rejuvenated and it is ur : : ois 3 4 ‘ ott. > hint Poles are clearly u mujo » SOU WIL i sacle pty = 5: Ra ; t occurs in the faces £ # a oe ! rey adix® i ‘ : > : deprive Germany of much of Sile of advanced yea Try & Soames |) , aks, iia iP | ens Ee : : eye eat —AT)V. ee Me : Moers || eer: itp e slu. ull of Posen and a considerable iy lust week for review that she read and wrote shorthand as e : oe An inspection of our ftaction of both East and West Prus- |! easily us ever aul took a stenographic position after 6 hours’ dic- STOP COLDS USE 7 i ; ae Peer rcrerys ? | tation ' ion ’ iy ‘ ‘ \ | orthand in that time. was amazed to tind on return- ; ’ oH, + . V = » aN a8 ont hiiiteg ue ° : sia Mast Prussia wilk be isolated ation 1 Sehool, > ¥ M4 ; ° ' ’ ' ’ ‘* - | 1 ) Ky re wAVE lothing De artment will from the main German muss bv a ff LOU iy the simipiicitv, brevil¥ and iegivbility of the shorthand, many 1 & » tt pee, @ - . ‘“ . , : . ra ‘ , a} y Bait: ! strip of territory extending down the || out-of town schools are now applying for the right to teach the IN EN ? . ae he ates oe | . 5 fh ' | . west bank of the Vistula to the Bal Pubes 0 me perhaps oe + A «| — nti satisfy YOU that we aTe lic at Danzig; a hostile frontier wil | Every Rubicam stuaent is given intensive training. The Manual is cockre ” be carried almost to Frankfort-on- always taught individually. Thus each pupil makes his own record able To please men of your Oder, und this within striking dis | for speed and prow nev. FEVER AND GRIP | | ; USINESS SCHOOL | © PARKER'S Cascara Quinine Tablets, 25¢ o KROACH POWDER gee ita tance of Berlin itsel! | | a ee a 5 put, by contrast Vithout Posen |] £ AND SOLD BY . e ! kind. na and Silesia, ok tae us it is Polish, RU BIC M e tt pie : as 7 the new Polund wiil be MCOMpiete. HUSSUN er : | . and there will survive a Polish | 4931-33 Delmar Avenue INSIST ON PARKER’S e : rh H ene ' oF ‘ question. And without Dunzie and |] Grand and Arsenal 2, , ‘ . . Street. Both Phones | | | BER aT : Bhi Sah, ae: | ee ne 808 Che ae Fee | }— | )— | ) — | ) — | x eg : ; y At will be economicaliy and indus‘vTial', \ eneanns : | : A a the A Sed hn with ye ar jullie. en to clean out CéP i Bugs, Rats and Mics Serbia was at the mercy of Austri.- OLLI OF Bt : BA Hey : & 7 ‘a. ‘BONG Hungary in the evil times before th : ' of oy ’ Y , rants fev. t at the mercy of Germany, exact!v as present wur. And the Serbia gri S > 3 : ai ‘2 on fee ances wus one of the causes of the ’ Fre ORE | , : : ‘te world conflagration inally, no- ; ; . 7 a a3: 3? . . : . : 1s erm » vs) , .* : SaPe ne se sae hes 3 : jan! aye ‘ ' ; where in Europe has fhe presecution H10-b12 The House W e Give 7 ST 7 . . : = . , os T Bee 3 | iz of a subject race been mere brutal Washi | of ‘ . TE be , > Rei, : ag Nero? . Kagle rl ? ey Uap Napa! : Ses dee aioe Peis ~ ty than in the Polish circies of Prussia. dShin ston . a ame , | ae ‘ i ' com 00 (ourtes) Stamps 4 pe. eae parse et : rie raph ts | . Say To turn the Prussian Poles back to Avenne he Bho 2 2 bees the old slavery would thus be to do | if eS , Manager violence to all the spirit of the Pros- ACKERMAN, Authority for Men‘ Who Like to Dress Well ens declaration. a BENE S Sencah Rete of i! A Program That Insures Peace. cs 5 6 Be ' | st ee att Such, briefly, is Mr. Wilson's pro- () () () 1) A Pp ey it y | ci stitue=h gram of peace, as modified by events , Soria = Which have occurred since his Jan- ? | : , : . | : ; \ , uary declaration. It divides itself in- yj * ., : oi bg = ys Olive at Eighth : dn Sa ioe iii ie to the redressing of the immediate , wrongs of the present conflict ex- — pressed in the conquest and devusts ‘tion of countries attacked by Ger- many and Austria, the abolition of + cerluin wrongs surviving from 135566 i and 1871, in the case of Italy and specta pure ase: ; es rance, which belone actually in tne 4 | yu category of the more recent crimes, , iand finally the liberation of subject ~ e ar races and fructions of races all over = 4 : WM | Europe and Asia Mimor, and thus the rn ) Ua ues removal of all the more familnur causes for all wars. Once these thiugs have been written into a treaty of peace, then Mr. Wilson has formu- ito do two things, to create discord HIS is indeed an extraordinary offer. Think of selecting—at the very ‘among the nations fightiing her and height of the season—from fashionable, up-to-the-minute styles of splen- If your needs are unsup- latetd a program for the organization : to deprive the leaders of these na- SER. did quality, and paying less than half price. »sI 7 a } ) f eir W"} . a fre . se , . 2 ~‘ar coe oF Te aupport ef er owe : plied you cannot do better than buy at least one of these beautiful hats, now publics while rallying her own pev- a * Tee J | 4 : Re A . y ' / B h a ae ie, a ee so — feet . ee ae R tere. + tee tt WO “en : > * Ds eed * 5 oe) te ae * A ae eet eS a sata Ae, SAS 4 An i toe. ot meghtelty Ap iin l/s %.% & mi a ty 4 ce ee % age ~~ Having said these things | re- turn now, for the moment, to the dis cussion of the more immediate ques tion, that of peace. Does Germany y+ ee en ae ay’ me . > Inean what she says or is she cox%- ducting u new and even more daring and gigantic peace offensive designed of the already reorganiwed world on the basis of a league of peace. ple to a new sacrifice’ No man is priced so low. \ . | justified in refusing to consider the possibility the yermany is act . ~y ° , good faith, but who can belleve i. Many Are Hand Blocked in Superior Manner MATERIALS: STYLES: Lyons Velvet ‘“Flop’’ Mushrooms 4 . who can trust the Cerman, until ye hi the ear decide wihiuich phonograph will make your home pF actual guarantees have been given’ Salt’s Silk Velvet Smart Turbans Hatter’s Plush Clever Pokes hetter place in which to live, and you will surely decide upon | eg a ae ee et ee . — ¥ oe Combinations Satlors : Black and Colors Novelties (.ermanys willingness to evacuate a 'Alsace Lorraine If she is Mm earnest and acting in good faith, then she Will agree to the surrender of Metz and Strassburg, precisely as she de- e ” manded in July, 1914, that France ‘6 W : The Phonograph ith a Soul | should evacuate Verdun and FEpinal, " ' ; m@ asa guarantee of neutrality. She will » . . . . “1 " v ‘ ; 9 7. 7 An Edison re-creation contains the ar instrument and sings. | iddeniy and With m consent because there is no other tist’s voice in microscopic form, and out warning the artist ceases, and the m possibility of gaining an armistice, should he played onlv on the New Edison New Edison. takes up the song alone. because Foch and Haig and Peishing : ¢€ en re rE Mark this well: The re-creation of the fre not going to surrender to re-create that artists voice. Wk lark t ; vantages so dearly purshased a , Pct rOIEvcrryy ry’ ’ | sot oa -AleA : a _ > F ’ : ib HAVE MADE THIS TEST TIME AND artist’s voice must be so perfect that (Bi cent weeks and permit Germany +o AGAIN those who listen, with closed eyes, cannot ‘reorganize her beatetn armies and The voice re-creahon |S placed on the tell when the artist has ceased to sing. We renew the fight in good condition : : a men s sacant hour of _—_ next spring at the line selected by New Edison. The artist stands beside the want to give youa pleasant hour of musie. = nde, See Special Window Display her Kat if Germany is acting in bad iith, then she will refuse to su Terms = render Metz and Strassburm she wil] Visit Our ; —™ attempt to rouse the people of Store No to Suit America, Britain and Italy, by argu see | On ing that they are kept in the fight Obligation, because of French ambitions, she wi! Deferred seek to sow discord among her en: =m’ mies, and she will calculatet that:, Payment rather than surrender Alsace ani Plan. Lorraine, her people will consent to prolong the war, that Germany wil! rise to the threat of what will be heid by her to be mrtilation. Corvr ch iS y 7 New * bone or sht. Wat p. Lin ork Tribone, (en.4 “$95, $22.50 & $20 Dresses Satins ! Serges ! | Georgettes ! Combinations ! The styles are ultra-fashionable—the materials of splendid and at $15 you will find these Dresses of unparalleled ex- The variety embraces all the foremost modes of the Te, - a4 quality cellence. season.

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ag 5 2 gala ES SLES OETA ani ae ——— —oaaSEeS=SaeaeEeEeoooammee———— == ‘ , intiindnesiaitasiatimaaaieaiaiammmmias - y : 2 as } » x . : , 17 . ino : : I »Pemis Bro ers I if Company) , wa JO in k. Broderick, who is going in | the first hing ; wWuhili be the sending Louis listed. These will 20 into the One dollar a week buvea a Diamend | Mason and a - P . Brose. & Co... 24 fioor, 30s N. . - Sth tt H. Stelgert j the steamer Mississippi at St. Louis;river. Any one who may wish to: , wes gpa C | : | ' Yi yesterday ‘te ‘hairman-_i of “g , | : on Wednesday, Nov. 13, at 10 a.!| meet the commission is requested to | 7 y elected cagire ons wer Ween. Young says the entire | se T ] ) SSE eee ES —_—— w« at 8 o'clock yest m. The commission will make an|communicate with its president, | tiet | fnspection trip from St. Louis to} Room 1301, International Life Build- = ——— wr_Orleans and will cive public ing. before Nov. 4 SD/UUNNNUUTOUANHAUOOUAAAL Sill | : en te New Orleans and will givé public ing. before Nov. 4 | = | III | | | | HHI R E I D S UUNUNIDUNAAUIAAAUUAUHEAAA LANA LAST WE co car thre | on Positively the K of the ia 3 £ + se, urn 7 | - -' C , ' ‘ : , COLOSSAL 4 76th Anniversary Sal Every article on our §&§ ms mi display floors marked in | oo oi £ a plain figures. [More Than 40,000 Killed in| | Action—New List Has | 754 Names. y the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—The of- | ficial casualty list given out tonight | by the War Department shows, for | the Army, 111 killed in action, 8s 'died from wounds, 65 died of dis- | | ease, 7 died from accident and other | leauses, 2 died from airplane acci- | ee a a a a WOES , — . ‘ + aati This High-Class Walking Boot —of gunmetal calf, with mat kid top—is priced only eae ee ew ees Se eee ee | dent, 78 missing in action, 260 se- | | PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENC ' verely wounded, 3 wounded slightly, | and 140 wounded, degree undeter- mined, a total of 754 casualties. Yor | the Marine Corps, 17 killed in action, | 7 died from wounds, 8 died of dis- | ease, 45 missing, 2 in hands of enemy 39 wounded severely, 2 wounded, slightly, 10 wounded, degree unde- | termined, a total of 130. A new official total of Army cas- | ‘ualties is furnisaed, the number be- ing 51,056. The Marine total (un- official) is 3864, so that the aggre- . ‘ Lift Off Corns gate for both branches is 54,920. The revised totals in detail are: e e ARMY, With the Fingers | Killed in action (Including 29S at sea) | Died from wounds | Died of disease , ? : Doesn'thurtabit! Justadrop | viea trom accident and other of Freezone ona sore, touchy corn ) stops that corn from hurting, then | Teta! deaths......-.... Missing in action (including pris- shortly you lift that bothersome DUM -ocvssosmalsissoeecs Se ° ‘ , 1 Wounded 2 ..w0e cc rwerescccess: corn right out, root and all. No am, 70 soreness... TOUT Magn. jj *°ts) st™7 casuaitios... -. MARINES, ete ee 20e2206000 PHOENIX COLONIAL 3-R ew 1982 = TERMS ONLY $2.00 A WEEK This complete outfit must be seen to be appreciated. This Colonial ontfit is positively worth $250.00, bit ¢ our 28th Anniversary Sale—as a strong inducement to our patrons—we offer it complete for $198, Courteous salesmen will be pleased to wait on you. STL LLLLLELLLO CLM ? e The wise woman who se- lects LaF ranceShoes for her Fall and Winter ward- robetindsthe duty of con- servation areal pleasure. | Deat) Hard corns, soft corns, corns between | aricsing the toes and painful calluses on bottom of In hands of enemy.- - feet loosen right up and fall off. Truly ; Younded nagic! Corns and calluses are needless, | Total Marine casualties.. Don’t keep them! Names from St. Louis and vicin- eee , |ity, Missouri and Illinois outside of ' Chicago and suburbs, are: We Are Olive St. Agents for the Celebrated Bridge, Beach Superior Stoves, Ranges and Heaters: Stor Gas Ranges, in Black, Agr 4s Slay Houses equi Blue and Gray Enamel a storm door \t prices that will be sure to meet a a | one-half less 7a eee P We aiso have the complete line o a i Let PP | appeal to ev Charter Oak Stoves, . 3 Te days of coal Ranges and Heaters ee ee : Freezone is the remarkable ether discovery of wh a Cincinnati genius. Tryit! No humbug! St. Louis and Vicinity. Army—Killed in action—-Capt. At-| Tiny Bottles of Freezone cost only a few cemtes =o well T. Lincoln, 1508 Washington | —at Drug Stores lavenue (previously announced); | ' Corp. George W. Campbell, 12464 | Made ot the finest materials— smartly cut, pertect in fit and finish—they otter the distinction of being well shod at a surpris- ingly moderate price. Died of wounds—Wagoner Wil-| J ust Ask for this Lam p ene sian centosmiatectts | (award of Distinguished Service | liam J. Hinghaus, 2629A Armand) A Pos £ Cross previously announced). place (previously announced). Wounded, degree undetermined— | — South Vandeventer avenue. Wounded severely—-Maj. Henry W. | Ilobsen, 4346 McPherson avenue Sk et \ i WL fogs Lieut. Elmer E. Leopold, 421 South | Jackson street, Belleville; William | saving in c pay for the and storm d May we not fit you with a pair —NOW? Green, 912 South Twelfth street; Erwin O. Kountz, 517% Enright ave- | ;nue. Marines—Missing in. action—Da- | vid T. O’Connell, 1520A Pendleton | avenue (previously announced); Emil W. Troemel, 4101 California avenue. | Wounded severely—-Corp. Mark | | Hardy, Seventeenth and Morgan | streets. But their gr your famil; winter. A] See Window Display— | | | 3 % ~ ~ | — ae | ae oe storm door ad : T.J.REID SHOE CO. -sipemice Wh WHAM 7112 Washington Av. [IIIIIININIINIMirl Our Perfect Cee ee rc rr rr Mmmm Missouri. Army—Killed in action—Geoeorge | 'A. Distler, Jefferson City; Jobn Da- | i\vid Walker, Chamois; Mechanic =! George W. Summers, Ethel q¢previ- | ~ | wi ously reported wounded severely-. Line a] ine * : as 7 > . Died from wounds—John C. Low- phil ; | bus e |der, Kansas City; Albert FR. Mar- Caruso Concert Post on ‘i | ir pertect line of Stoves, Ranges \ we , | 'ecum, Keytesville; Audie L. Roland, p e and Heaters have siven universal ¢ eee “ay — satisfaction to our putrons, We fea- 'Conway; Clarence W. Wheeler, Jop- r WD: | ture our Perfect Leader Combination Terms to Suit Customer's lin. * ' Died of disease—Sergt. Theodore Until Wednesd * 1 |} Coal and Gas Range. Convenience s A. Hays, Joplin; Corp. Floyd Burt, ay, C @ 4 : . Montgomery City. 51.00 Week - ” , oe & Ri. n ee Ee peste 7 ax THIS SPLENDID . odern Metl | UF 4A “SS ee . 3 | . i 4. - tS eM Te eT UM eee BN NNGE hee eta | Missing in action—Row W. Mor- — io NUX ae a ‘ Se Se ‘ tenn Seviin. Due to the unfortunate pre- ee , ijt Ot AD es 47 PRL a IZ — a . a Ane ce. Sey) SA iat | wounded severely—Lieut. Edwin vailing loeal conditions, which —— Oe i, | | PET TD BS ase in Iron aga tea SS gi aN err et ; Pirie . og an ‘ | | . : r. | Se * RTE ee BEN cea i T. Samuel. Nevada; Lieut. Ernst prohibit at present public} at Mies: / ; Bin te eee a th an | a a BN aes . ~~ 1, SER Om aee aS , ' 8 ~~ ee . odawe pie . Fog A Ee SA Bie ac oi RE ; : . og te os am g ay mn > Fas + Re 1a i : P. Vermillion, Higginsville: Corp. li irs Oo all kinds, if was nit " T3 ? Ait Bn ae: ht 7% “ a = AEBS AES «nate eS eee iA ; ye rel 3 — yy ATED cig “ ae i mip , Bast at a a rcecorte $ 3 3 f U “a ”" ‘watt ; i 7 > - : | | | y J : ; i, es ee Awe Ae Mets : J ohn Powell, kK ansas ¢ its ; Ja mes CSSA! \ To post po tre the { arusn a ; ena : = — = = 4 Complete ith Libra T : NERVO Is : ; y TA. ; see , . ruly a wonderful Suite. At S3NQ00 000 People A loavenette can” , P ize, comfortable: zone to Increase : gti Sis ey ; each ve Ne ie Ae wee 'Gunter, St. Joseph: Terry W. M: (‘oncert from ‘Tuesday, Oct. 2a. ae OPO VS eae Le Ay Es Pana saan ent 8 EE ad GPM ieee ER Se alia ' : ; , ny Ars. a’ sage me This is t acai iteside: Eline " aban to WEDNESDAY LVENING, ha: he sim : ; FOR GAS the lamp hasagasburner, FOR ELECTRICITY the lamp bas || (iU°° Whiteside; Bimer 1. Yates, ok ae BS Leh ea & — | screen a ee ae a weap Fam py me six feet of sockets for 2 lights with chain pulls, | Kahoka. Jet. oVtn, ok ' converted into a_ full rubber tubing and a brass gooseneck with G feet of cord,and screw plug for Vounded slightilv-——Chancey ¥. ie ie ie Oe . ee - With Strong, CMRssie - for attaching to any gas connection. attaching to any electric connection. O'Dell, Garden City (previously re Seats on Sale inte” | | " springs: the chair, ro Ks r and dave _ urance. Exclusively at Bo i r me " a } Tab 21x26 with slat ends. Must beqm = = Ke > appreciated, a “ls vonr dbieot starving ‘ported missing). Beautiful Beyond. Description | isc ts x. previoasiy re Kieselhorst’s ae o, || ~~ > TN Rg tse ~~ *’ a Pl = Se encer A> bl re ee Be ee eet alee a aed *n marveled at the People whe lack tron ho never suspect th ak. serveus, run-de* mR in the bleed not ea Plysica!l and mental! table easily fatiaw Bes him of that ¥* Bamina and etrength a hecessary te succe Overy waik of fife If! ™ a Deanuitiful «weet ten one who le oro I { noe! Y h d hi ] wens ae agairi, to glorify the westem sky at evening. The dome is Summers, Summerville. ‘Celeste Aida’’ Records of lhese | enna tes New i m@stchnester (eunty « effect. It is 16 inches in diameter, and the lamp stands 22 | °° "°"" Gincie. ee” | TSO hUefReErE 6G | russela, Axminster and : | 2a: inches high. The base and the metal frame of the dome are |) Army-—Killed in action—Cap! a | eee . | ai Velvete, ‘We teatarh © Gas | Eiiiirecse in iron deficien finished In gold and green. Harold C. Hoopes, Ipava; Willie J. eee ro stoe pee | ako ee a Nth BRUSSELS ; ‘ Ask to hear these -USO CORDS when selecting your seats | “20, iis | The retail stores are under a bigger expense than | tieton: Join T. Morgan, Uillespie. for the Concert. Bk i | RUG mous. Of course, this big expense is passed on to the consum- — gato wounded severely). meaning you get New, Unused, Perfect Ones. | | al a rages rier rom wounds—Corp., Clif- . itl i iene ie “ar NSE within ten da, 5 after you receive it. This 18 a bold offer, we know, Galesburg: VW illiam Schoppe, Jolis , 3 - , , My . . a 4 tly ; ' . oo” Pa. j We have inns a . nlas all makes of a thirty, ui of Raiph Waddell, Cuba Wy, a .ar ‘ abrrediet . serie Sie welbalaan » Gispia. : iy nervous frrits ’ y “86 : 4 ty while at 50 as | : m ‘our bleed ven ° but we also know that it is an offer you wil! appreciate when you see the . . lamp. Clip and mail coupon TODAY. Wounded, degree undetermined Bie’ a ip . ' > ; Re ; . Sergt. Roscoe A Willard: Mount § ~~ SPECIAL p ewing ac ines feel'ng, ful! of life. KERVALLEY Mrc.(O, Mitand River Streeta Carmel (previously reported killed : Ys ) , = atte Re pred or tksa tate Tach “eae Aurora, lil is Rithesd FF Croft 7 par a i, f a a, a z : We place o ©S of our Comprising Singer. New Hema ’ tte Bren’ aket OL YRisutor rcnara . Croft, Woodstock (pre- | ’ Vii hor | ‘trie Was and . © os q / = manatee 6 mileing): Wald | American Combination Mattresses | ‘I ’ rh. mine cewme ee ee ee viously reported hissing): Waldo Wri ering Ker! Nauvoo: ‘rank ;] \ — , eyo i , 0; hran) Miller, la ; Machin Positively a $12.50 value—while this limited 7 S 7 UP ‘ P i eS in 7 te ou nf ry leate it Orr weryee ral a | - ae . . & ’ : ‘ all Gilbert, Mount Vernon (previously withia [0 da: > 1K) S$ 50 ; —$1F : : paid va ow Savannik Uden Gheder cama accel Rescue = 51 CASH—$1.50 MONTHLY YOUR CONVENIENCE 4 .! ft +m mie ae eR, Ty & “ ‘fem 6 s rem Marines Killed Cviindgder to tit.. ree e : =—Sy recommend * his t eon r | Who feel the need [Stale cere whether you wieh iamp for gas of electriefty) ] Butler. Lewiston \ i h no nlete lin and the reguiar''+ @ Missing in ion seorge i. * Washers, troners and cleaners in the e ty Ma 7 ™y epia'or ' Fieldhouse |r 2 ; ; srr , > from Wo .' e seleelior ; ’ . Sereares : ‘ eh. . Bath : i* . —s ‘3 « mead Womensh hr store. ae Be vee The ed { Weite your name is full bere! ; dusky, Depue j iv eae f <Iravior , our [Write rure) reate or strest and nomiar bere) eee ee coor es 4 gt ee at ee ad x Msated tron before ' missing). ELECTRIC CLEANERS a" Now at 1226 Olive St.. === —— - ya x. [Wirise town anc ctais here) ls : | peci Cent bee been csid anc Gang wo eoupen the exprom charges, (wich fp he better aed cae Have us write your Sales Letters. vee Sane S af Cleaner 1988 VAAN “T ” Sent hnews oo with coupons charges aN te ostieaed on |Our clients are getting bic results $60 Ohio Janitor Cleaner si 2 ef peon'e ott! dalton cod ar we considerably higher. thruort T. S&S Ross-G * tren with metal! caste: Sen. enth poet 3 ~ Bn amg American Cleaner | The Sunday Post-Dispatch has over ONE-HALF MILLION ' - ba ne . - more readers than : rf rT Ww 4 asty advis —Ady, 7th and §$t. Charles : “on ts beeen of the Missiosipgt. ¢ Ge & physic (* ‘ ;

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 191 8. ST.LOMIS POST-DISPATCH : — a , ' n opportunity to become : ° argcst Sondra a H, STEIGERS iS DEAD had wae unconscious for 24 hours. ; Mystic Shrine of Moolah Temple, a} ~sel iret a ae p Bac ae oe gece ng become a part re . ; , | ; 1 lation: ife. 's and Europe. — ies He was 59 years - age, born in St. | member of the Elks, and a charter! our army and now promises to sweap i 6 i qas Brother of W. C. Steigers, a | Louis, was unmarried and leaves} member of the Missouri Athletic AS- | — week buvs a Diamond, ye Mason and an Elk. 'one brother, W. C. Steigers, bu : rer | Make You 0 eke Ma | WG § siness | sociation where he had lived ever r UWN v0a ips scesannennta ee etal Snewitt H. Stelgers, president of iow “sanetees of the Post-Dispatch. : tment gree ie tans wan erected. | NEXT SAT RDAY —— “gt. Louis Hide and Tallow Oe, | He was a member of Polar Star|The funeral will be at 2 Pp. Mm. to- | a By Chipping i — gt § o'clock yesterday morning 4t| Lodge, No. 79, A. F. and A. M.; alday at the Wagoner chapel, 3621) | (Coovrizhted. 1918 Otis F. Wond) AS = wigsouri Baptist Hospital, where! thirty-second degree Mason of Mis- ai M Olive street, under the auspices of | - ee 7 a heen for three months Fie | scavri Consistorv No. 1. 2 nob] i de, ; Rie or . ° . on EK of the ; = sana ar Star Lodge ‘Daylight Saving Ends Then: 7 95 oe Until Next March—Much | | | Furniture | Coal Saved. | _ They have all the cleansing and twice the bleaching qual- ities of any soap chip on the market. Positively will not in at onk-ant fat oem | . ° equal in value to 15c worth of any white soap chip. Ask eet ound ime wap at wee | Falling Hair! Remove Dandruff! Grow Lots con Sent, the oleae leisure. They will get back the hour | which has been coming to them! Of Wavy, Glossy, Beautiful Hair~-You Can! Company’s | ET Sr ST ches “ae eee Get a Small Bottle! Freshen Your Scalp! Stor |fM insure the most delicate color or tabiric. One Se Tablet 3 “ ¥ e) 226 OLIVE ST, “4a: l'since Baster-eve., the last Saturday night of last March, when the day-| light saving law went into effect, and | i 3 a Sake . P everyone was hustled to bed 60 min- | me is PES 9 . ae he OC ] Oo utes earlier than usua!. a. gia eae oe ES Bs | Under the Federal law, the time : gilli eee | Bas! m3 i for restoring the clocks to sun time, ni “a. Om” "tack tea as on D V ICE by setting them back one hour, will be 2 a.m. next Sunday. The 2 a. m., ®.- Peeps — eS | — E 4 ia compton rae Se eae } > Lewss, Baker arrangement is chiefly for the con- . Satie yi See Oe venience of the _ railroads. Most Se 3 SSE The questions anowored below are ’ .: oe ., A feneral in character. the symptoms or persons, who go to bed at normal PS Se : Le diseases are given and the eanewers will hours, will set their clocks back, as se | Beery oe Paes. Seas Bx, os apply in any | they set them forward last spring, es: | i ae ne Sic - before they go to bed Saturday night. The difference will be that, when ~ - ’ ,* a » | > are given. the clock has been changed, there panne. Pex : vs - ~~ See eee i] @lrections. of short days, as there will be day- Pie ee . a ne 3 4 i | full directions, | | light to get up by, and much less 3 og ao ¥ as Se Gerry esks: POA never Dae) I ; ; eee “ , RE aS ee | have not been feeling kin te daylight at gsoing-home time in the , an | : Sk eee | cate. Gar tamane te SR... A, 8 evening. jsut In a day or two, just oe Bee Se ne : SS - wee > : % wat 4 4 d ™ ° ‘ ° . Che daylight saving plan will have a 2 3S oe Bea: ™ | cleansing treatment in the form o : —_ : o— a ll ? ae. % . | Three-Grain Sulpherb Tabieta ‘not sul- been in operation 209 days when FSR , See phur). Overcome the tendency to con- pH n [ h | the clocks are set back. It has 5 eee 2 eae Re pate oe ; Stipation and gradually your eed heals . [= ae By a . ¢ Bas, oe ‘ and pure blo will return, s worked to the satisfaction of nearly Bt So Re aS Bis, : Liisa acinsianmemnsinaineiebe Ss kc eS a oe everyone, including those who ridi- See ae pee ‘ee 5 Fe Mrs. B. writes: “I hesitate to ask ad- ay : ee: se i a a, : Misery writes: “I have euch a v vice as my case is so unusual. In «& culed or opposed it. Jt has worked ERS BE : Be aia severe cough and cold and have word, I am tired and worn out all the ° ae BS ee ; Bs been able to get anything to help me. , - “ fs | so well, throughout the country and mee oS = 3 eS °° time. Rest does not refresh me. I have are t to eat —— t all t | i Cae 5 : ” | It Is weakening my system. been married over a year and formerly ouses no out- has saved so much electric current, ee | Answer: Use the following and your | did not know what it was te be tired doors You cant t ¢t b f rtab! . ld and therefore coal, that some Wash- ee : rs cold and cough will vanish and you will | oF nervous. Sometimes I feel hysterical = njale , ny ; eee eS Sa pe Fai é; soon be strong again. Get a 2%-o02. bot- | rill beco nee to my ” —— Oo e com oO e in co A ae omg In p wid . Se RRR ee RE See aa She Prensa ee . tle of Concentrated Dean BO aay | husband !f this continues.” > “1 eepin e summer time schedule ge . ia RRS ee oe ene and take every hour or two. This | newer: ¥ ry aves : weather, if your house isn't properly protected. Cris tee wae sean Se Se OO Ree can be taken pure or made into a full | g.nintnd” You'nesd a tonite invienracten - , fos ea == . - a ' . ‘dicine that it al n st iving worth $250.00, bit for 1% would probably have been unwise, as Se . a as to use will be found on bottle. This | ¢ooq enersy to 1 caeete. “Saleen Siaee . . 66 9? : ‘ eae as see rs Se S: oeeoenaam | ‘ is a mild laxative and will drive the Grain Cadomene Tabdiet reguiariy ¢ mplete for $198.75. 1% Every window and every door may bea heat escape. The heat there is little daylight to save at > ae ae Hi Ps ~ cold from the system. several months, a eae 5 either end of the day in winter. Also a BP ttn So ey aaa e , . ‘ Es eee a ates ? x. Bes mg Cae ee ey $ ; years and scores of my patients are as ees pay a yen ; continuance of the schedule if the} GROWS HAIR co — Bethe 7 lighted with the quick. pleasant action similar to the following: o P =™ | administration said so, but it was) : Ee ae es SO ee F. of this remedy in stopping ite} ing. fali- | Dr. Lewis Baker. Dear Sir: tn read ' . : : : geil TE: SMP Tee. Cine a ing hair. dandruff, etc. t gives the nk your ood advice to others [ have , =) ‘ ‘. San ©) “9 cael - OI eantvctnn aM i ! — ee, RE ee Bm Bee sl Ree es ca he. Ra's eA MBL ars , x > b ta)! ~ = en i ww ~_ eee TES iP Er ge > ~ \ ‘ ) : Nee TI 9 nt Re ate RRB ry = mney anion ere aranenstensnhtriniges tibaie ates. ie wget ee ee ee | Steet age ® pole te FP + i = | _ a ee | . ea menes ~ ~ . ey. . a. ; a/ a . a = —_— ——— ——_— =——— © wa — rN - . " : " az - >| 1 & storm doors can be kept warm in the house will not be a coal-waster this winter. light more for the men engaged in) atm O re Yan errie ™ |} those industries. It has been more) helpful in war work than any other! 3g one thing.” | ° bd v1 The fuel administration estimates | = Wholesale Sash & Door Association, Chicago that the saving of coal has been 1.- = ® 250,000 tons. It includes in this sav-| §23 jing a report from St. Louis of the! Jz as Seneemeememnens u a 'saving of 17.5 tons for each 1000 of 2 ‘population in the seven-months’! §@ | period, or 2.5 tons a month per 1000| Eg ti |g = inhabitants. 4 T R | i | The National War Garden Com-| §& en easons: Suit Customer’s | Y a ? ‘mission has received reports show-| 9 ion our Blood Starving for Want of ron! 22%" | Ths . | i @ (large gardens were established in : Ist Reason: They TASTE GOOD. A little more— they are delicious. . Heh ‘i te . connection with munition plants,' §@ . : T : : arth i rey n . . d ‘ e | hour of daylight in the evening af- | ranvderries. t frease in Iron Deficiency in Blood of American Men and Women forded by the working of the plan. | [IE : if SS Seen ge | | —__________ 3 3rd Reason: They are not only good themselves, but THEY MAKE OTHER h Library Table |i/—, UZATED IRON EC eg ' Fg Who Should Take HOW OUR 5,000,000 : FOODS TASTE GOOD. They are Appetizers. Most exquisite of aderfal Suite. Ata MMMiNo9 990 ~ ene a eg wa It ea This entiodtd 3 Nuxated Iron | SOLDIERS HAVE BEEN ; Condiments. They make prosy Beef, Turkey or Pork—a Poem. Davenette can’ be TE ’ eople Annua y 4 n . Gua TAUGHT TO SING lat? «"«)> | ' ; n y 4 4 Y | 5 ° t : uil--iae, comfortable Ji :* Increase Their Strength, Power, Energy and a THE ELDER rive WAN|| Continued From Pame One. tk 4th Reason: They are BEAUTIFUL. That means a lot to the hostess. They Fo ner Sn6 Cee ie ce. ieee a [ak Gaon, Steak touching Seek soil, | ic adorn the table. ae re — H BM yonr bleed starving for want of tron? “a ema siege! tage '" x . : , ; : | Peg er oe ee Nee . = Sth Reason: They are HEALTHFUL. Improve digestion. Never hurt anybody. , re ou do nt a, pe SRS ; n emanates cern te ge Sn I as To N RE Sete siven humm hie opportunity for I 6th Reason: They are INEXPENSIVE. ee ee sad tin agrees: te aaaeaen pa : , at pope United States is figur- 2 W fret your bivod.teratty rtarve. fo eee that this particular name (MBN GES Ness Sg nign & : aimee t ee much of tho JBI 7th Reason: There are ways of preparing them WITHOUT MUCH SUGAR, ) ! —— r ves it st ; : : , :" ‘ Ror ! é gr «ch ‘ rj ’ 141N- ° ia bower te change food Into ving tis faken “preparations euch” . | wt, MED oes SU cs ins ta tees tet teen, : 8th Reason: They are an AMERICAN product. Me Giveisien of Dellovus Ebepital {0*, 'ron products ond feet ‘=P 4 | MEE cos Gaaeet cf come vate one Tae 9th Reason: They KEEP well. lestcheater County, Hospital oan Chom different, thing. from SNuxat rd terra ie " | moral influence on the cltizenship 10th Reason: They are SO EASY to prepare, odern methods of cooking and th* ed Iron. Tl ez Aa) i my through participating in the proper RE I mo: BE MTT yy pid pace at which people of this coun- jy commenting upon the val- + ‘ iri y live has made euch an alarming in- we. of Nuxated Iron as a ; x A re) Spirit of a world crusade, so is she ase in fron deficiency in the blood of jeans for creating red blood, ak v - e fw | figurin the final effe each! : h f I h h Si Gite and wamen thet f RAYS “Urength ands eons i is better $j 2 Kk, nervous, run-down atate. Lack of New York . ea . wf $ ai" ie army is Detter musi- P : 2 : , . ; No. 1—One quart Cranberries, 1 pint water, '¢ level teaspoo Cook until anft the desired quantity of cranberries with 1\ pints galt, l cup sugar. of weter for each 2 quarts of berries. Strain the juice le the blood not only make# A MAN nhyrician and ~ rere ars aan | cal instruction than it would be pos- : nica! } } ervous, : ‘g: Ce eee . . e.~, : . a: = ; hag See aesttees out te poverty ee Co on ee a ae eh , 1 ae Sible for one per cent of these men 3 Bring the water and salt together to a boiling point. ee over through a jelly bag. ft i , i i uy ‘ : “Scareely a aay { 4 . : ~~ a : h he cranberries, put them inte the sint of! o1ing iat al aoe. that virile | Sores. } that that I see women whose care- . | to purchase at home. When they en at ea rapidiy for 5 m mt tes or until the skins of min : . are - , : bie ile ee ty ae ao ‘ idiyy 10 ninutes, : a nl aia sf atgg (Sele — yee a As worn he es, dragging steps on , | £O back the Yy Ww il] know how to sing the berries have broken. Cool slightly, add the sugar, bring # d ‘ . gkeneraily weak, ii . : i rove ly : = inne . om é oiL ar ‘ -O0} a} wy fors d litional five minutes. ee ry waik of life. It may also trans- cice show unmistakable signs bane Jy. hoes Property hundreds of songs, will : Mm ites over a hot fire. oe" se. Pun-down patients Thousands of healthy, beautiful — nate 2 See a ; var with these SOngS. . No. 3- Twocups cranberries, | cup water, a pinch of sa.t, «4 of Cranberry Butter MS go on year after year suffering Out iron and ak aeaeeeran pb one wal He, Re (Za | So, it would seem, is this seed of i a cup of sugar. _ om Physical weakness and a high'vy [ns seater afore the iron of a Singing to be blanketed throughout §& Boil cranberries, with water and salt until soft. When nearly Three pints cranberries, '¢ cup water, 2 cups sugar (or 1 cup of 00s condition due to Iack of wuff- ing methods nany of ih So | ; > s cool stir in sugar. Enough to serve six persons. sugar and l cup of syrup’. ent len in thetr red blood corpuscles Mother Karth from 580 : any, o te the nation. When the men sing after Cook the cranberries and wate til the okt o the Gale as Srtthout ever realining the real and true Our most ogre aS yp et 7 \S | the war, their circle will constantiy : Strai ed C be Sauce Broken ; then ovens cheenats 0 sieve, oad ‘ouabs thie onto a ** of their trouble. Without iron in se age gage + eg - THE RUN- A i'widen. The youngstetrs ann the old 2 train ranberry uc until it becomes quite thick : add the sugar (and evrup if > Waals , n e¢ ry hoe mee . a YO 4.1 : } , : ' ie ; “4 Pc OF ‘ ; My a Bay err your food merety panne eaters form of or- - DOWN is folk tht ; ki One quart cranberries, | pint water, ‘2 level teaspoon ealt, % you use it), and cook for }5 hour over @ very gentle fre, im ft" «the body, something like corn : gg et a BUSINES a’ aim, : S will learn their songs and join cup sugar. stirring constantly ee old mill with rollers so wide ge gant ‘aa lt i \ eg ae i“ a them wherever they congregate. The : Bring the water and ealt together to boiling point, add the cran- ; that the mill can't grind when our foo Sy VOMAN : ff, ; berries and cook rapidly for 5 minutes. Cool and strain, When slightly coo! turn Into jars, and cover closdy. or Wart of tron you Tr! av he an old : ¥ ; “ > Eee ‘\ .-~ . nine . ° experience in the , “J. so A.. huts .s . " ’ th oa h : enoug?t ' . (si —_ - ae ; - . : sreseing as rnuch as possible of thecranberry pup throng nat thirty. dull of Intellect, pPorr tn has not ae ~~} hoary Ads and the Liberty [Theaters may carry tao strainer. Add the sugar, bring to beiling point and Cramberry Jelly or Butter makes a delicious and healthful spread ' —* : ‘ ‘ vos ou bot biscuss, bread, buttered toast, or cake. display all makes of i Mory ‘ Poe . mY While at 50 or FO with plenty of “Tron is absolut-- Song to many classes of gatherings % coed slowly tet GSeena: Sve ARES. ‘ ‘* nervous irrita>ie and all ‘run- 84-» health and crery, As pre 4 ‘ 3 fo j ‘ comn uni ™ > %¢,. san . my «a h : a os : ~ Te “he > } ity ‘ ' t ; Ber, «Low liome and ER ted dite rad a “ye 1% os “s Gen hr v 7s , y sing. weeapdey en 2 in the SeRAtor arnt ce : sans : cities that are near training cimps, ices rutnpre from | _ Reminee, ‘Tharles A Towner, who at tissue. With- : ! GQuickiv becomes an entirely d Yor. : ses 3 | ify mee SR is stil] a veritab’e mountain of out it no mat- ‘ ent individual—strong,. healthy and UsUaliY initiated by some of the sone 4 Always Spec }) Bbttelens energy Senator Towne svare: ‘TI ter how much : rosy-cheeked IT have used Nuxa? leg : F ) : 2 Used Nuxat- leaders of the camps, communitic * 5 UP ve found Nusated Tron of the greatest or what you y é ed iron widelv jn my own practice ’ ‘ i ? en wig . Aeht an a tonic and reev'ative Hence- eat your food in most severe. aggravated con. | re beginning to get together in song, ‘ iT ' if coe net be without It f vty os merely ng be tote ' et a results, m The tl actice at the cam PS is closely PAYMENT TO SU Hy on to testify for the benefit o pasee “4s eiwenl tr lowed shlie ia ani CONVENIENCE to the remarkable and Iminedtate throu € h nee EE ip bh fag Met ol se es 4 llow q. The public is ar Xious ; TEADE-MARK it enews of this remedy, and I nehest- you with- setts in regard to its Kreat power “C@Fn to sing the rollicking war songs fy recommend Nersrated Iran to out doing . a @ heaith and strength builder” of our army. They meet on Sunday MANUFACTL RERS NOTE: . Who feel the need of renewed aner- you good, ” ¢ ‘ ts . the regular'ty of bodAlly functions.’ ae Nuxated Iron which is used by ®* ternoon in some public hall and : i ] fi ; fi my evlinion you cant make } - ~~ ie ; Lr. Sullivan and others with SUc? let e) ’ 2 . 4 " ees. Keen, forceful men and healthy = surprising, results. and which in| ot Off steam as do the men in the a selection of the choicest cultivated varieties packed exclusively for ¥ | i *-¢ ookad women by feeding therm on preaecr {bed and re« Oominended Camps. The idea has proven RO MWY tron The old forms of metallic above by physicians is nOt a secret remedy, popular in cities where it has been hut ene which ti ti Known to druggiats TBR e mer t) ‘ : , . 7 To bi : = ; : t | | transform a Leathe dl _/ oes | everywhere. Un the older tnorganic | tried that the Council of National 2 AMERICAN CRANBERRY EXCHANGE—a growers’ organization a 7 = ¥ 7 . _ Machines iif +” im your bloed you mer «tf!] be wenn ly peng: ' . : when nk: allied adenn tie . Hie. PR. full of Mle, your whote being to enable ¢ ye Ps ; ‘ . c ; . ° : ° Hae ™Ing over with your blood te ah iq { Ss My And at this point there enters the 4 Cook cranberr‘es in porcelain lined, enameled or aluminum vessels only. ron s t t le easily assimilate: ; r- lly eee te See STO CUDGy 06 , , ae hahaa the Maen make thern Sina “oer Defense has undertaken the orgzani- ' ——ee ee *“8ken up and aasimilated by the in , , ;' ton = N y k * ee DS ) the stomach. The manufacture t : . | * . pte evetem. Notwithetanding al) Just likea 4 ' aearoutee anosesatal and entire'y me ne Soni zation of the entire l nited Stat s for 3 Cw or ‘ mee boon eaaid and written op this piant trying to grow tn — =~ gen r. tory results | very purchaser or ¢} community sings. state directors ¥ Well-known phvsiciana, thou- iron. Pallor means anaemia © OhiR OF Will refund your money. It is disp . wb ef peop'e ett!! hao in dosing an anaemic Woman is pale, the fiesah fiabd- in ‘thie eltw bw Judre & ; o are be Ing appointed, as are county Ives with metal!{[e fron simply, T by The memory fails and often they oe: Wolff-Wi'son Drug Co Pr ' representatives, community leaders. ecause if costs a few cente come weak. nervous, irritable, despondent Keiffer Drug Co. Johnson Brow. Drug Co. Soon the whole nation, every ind i Strongly advise readers in aii and meianchoiy ive eaeucun «a Votan at ] Ui i = . © , / ‘ | : we £e. + physicians preacription sheor't couUurec of N UVAA, di lron and she vftenu ur saweel i sia ive bas \ UUal, W here ‘ er he iiV es, will bh

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SUNDAY eucbinctintaa OCTOBER 20, 1918. inion ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 10 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —-, gentle, thorough laxative should al-'| ways be the first treatment given. diarrhea, — * a \ -, “? . a“ dl - a“ \ Your Child is Constipated or Bilious! Look at Tongue. SCHOOL BOARD HAS TWO PLANS 10 GE TEACHERS RAISE Members Propose to Resist Payment of $27,965 Tax for Mill Creek Sewer and | Recover Fees to Ittner. SEWER TAX SUIT Murry, Mother! Remove poisons from little stomach, liver Defeat in Action Previously and bowels with “California Syrup of Figs.” No matter what ails your child, a Syrup of Figs’’ and in a few hours all the constipated poison and undi- gested food gently moves out of little bowels without griping, and you If your little one is out-of-sorts, | have a well, playful child again. half-sick, isn’t resting, eating anid Mothers can rest easy after giving acting naturally—look Mother! see if |}this harmless ‘‘fruit laxative, tongue is coated. This is a sure sign) cause it never fails to cleanse the lit- that its little stomach, liver and bow-/tle one’s liver and bowels and sweet els are clogged with waste. When/en the stomach and they dearly lov eross, irritable, feverish, stomach |its pleasant taste. sour, breath bad or has stomach-ache, , babies, children of all ages, — for sore throat, full of cold, grown-ups printed on bottle. ey pive a ‘teaspoonful of ‘‘California' ber name ‘‘California.’’—ADV a, ~~ * ee ee ee ee oe Joy Rides for Your Kiddies A Postage Stamp Brings It 4? LA Wha, fy - ' \ Sunt ee x ee WA BS ’ ‘il oS; / ; a Hh iv pee dull iit be ht fit al if | ay & uit "it ' 1‘) rs 4 in i He shi i "i iH)! 4 Hi ie | iH en bi ath a it ne se ll we MUST make our Christmas perchases early or not at ail. Just ask us to send you one on ten days’ free trial Keep your youngsters healthy and amused in pleasant outdoor activity. Here is the opporturffty to give them a treat. Just ask us to send you one of these Kiddie-Kiyos on ten days’ free trial. If you and the youngsters are delighted with it, send us $1.95 at the end of ten days and the Kiddie-Kiyo is yours; otherwise return it within ten days at our expense. The Kiddie-Kiyo is built for youngsters from 2 to 6 ears of age. It is extra well made of selected seasoned umber, nicely varnished. Large, sturdy wheels painteda bright red. Horse’s head made from a large block, painted red, with eyes, mane and bridle painted in black. Length over all, 18 inches. Height from floor to top of seat, 9 inches. Steers easily j in any direction. Shipped complete, ready to put together and operate. One of the most attractive cars of its kind. Every youngster will want one, and at our special price and terms you can get one and save the profits of the retail store. Send for one now — TODAY. The coupon will start it on its way. QUAKER VALLEY MFc.(0 TORY Bs VALLI DISTRIBUTOR = 7 ee \ es The Government tells as a te Ws a Mill and River Streets Aurora, Illinois QUAKER VALLEY MFG. CO, Aurora, Illinois I have a kiddie who wants one of those Kiddie-Kiyos. Send it direct to my home. If we are delighted with it I will remit $1.95 in ten days; otherwise | will return it within ten days at your expense. vai Write “your name in ‘fol here Write street address or rural route number bere Write city and state here 170-Oct. 70 If you wish us to ship by prepaid parcel post (which is quicker and will save you money) enclose thirty cents, stamps or coin, with the coupon; etherwise we will ship by express collect. _ Taken to Avoid Payment Left Issue Undecided — Architect Has Drawn $89,498. >... Several members of the Board of ' Education, who are endeavoring to g | ascertain how, by retrenchment of Full directions for | useless expenditure of school funds, they can raise enough money to grant immediate financial relief to the teachers in the high and grade schools who have demanded a salary increase averaging 25 per cent, yes- terday announced their intention of struction Co. for the Mill Creek Joint District Sewer. At the same time Richard Mur- phy, one of the members of the board, and until a few days ago its president, said that he would re- quest 4 legal opinion from _ the doard’s attorney, John M. Goodwin, near future at a board meeting, and if a motion is made to pay the bills several members will object on the | empt from taxation and that the| payment of the bills would consti- | tute reckless disposition of se ‘hool | money. Previous Action on Tax. On Sept. 30, 1916, Frand X. Hie-| menz, a member of the Board of Ed- ucation, filed a petition in the Cir-' | court Court to have the 11 other) ' members of the School RBRoard and Treasurer Charles P. Mason enjoined | from paying what had been assessed as the School Board’s share of the expense of the construction of the sewer. In refusing to grant an injunction | Judge Hennings stated that while he | was of the opinion that the Board of | Education was exempt from taxation, not only for general public purposes, but for local improvements of a pub- | lic nature, the question to be de-'! cided was whether or not the Board | of Education had the power to ap- propriate out of its funds, not money | to pay the special tax bills, but to! pay its proportionate share of the| cost of the improvement as shown by the assessment. The ordinances prohibiting any | person from connecting his other | property with a district sewer until | the assessment against that property | or its proportionate share has be on | paid are valid, the Judge held, and | applied,to property owned by the | Board of Education as well as to all | other property in the assessment dis- trict. There could be no prohibition on | the part of the Board of Edue ation | from recognizing a moral obligation , objection is Overruled, when hair or fusz can be Quickly banished Bom th ' To remove hatr sou ne eee ne ee merely mix int > a paste ene 7 3 ot the ST. LOUIS BUTTON CO. 413 WCAS AVE. eure you eet genuine de'atene ADV To Free Your Skin of Hair or Fuzz ite dotr Be etm) sonineh maa Gaange of itches a ee € ALLIED atone, it WE ARE naurnareenne wder and water to over tne objec ee ee 2 — GET 01 OUR PRICES ON ~. Jonabie hairs b- s ehould be left the «akin about nutes then rubbe:- fT and the skin EE pe 1 when it will be eund free from hatr or blemis l'e ———\ Dispatch. Call €600-—Olive or Central Your credit is gGod if you rent‘a tele- phome, or your druggist will phone ad ea MAR 2. eat FOE en A te 75th ANNIVERSARY Phone your Want Ad to the Post- “1843” NICHOLSON’S| to the fact that red. white and black, /as used by the railroad, were the, arising from its assumption of the! payments of its sWVT, of responsibil- | ity for public improvements, the| Court said, which, owing to the eX- | emption from taxation, prevents the | payment from being enforced by lav. Appeal From Ruling Denied. An appeal from Judge Hennings’ decision was denied in thea Suprema Court because the appellant had not assigned as an error what the trial | court had said, but had assigned as a nerror only what the Judge had | clone. It is the contention of the School | Directors who Oppose the pavment of the tax bills that there can be no! ‘morag Obligation” on the part of! _the Schoo! Roard in the distribution of public funds other than. that based strictly upon the law. It is their belief that the School Roard | should let the construction company sue for payment of the bills and in that way have the question definitely adjudicated. ; Those who are azuinest the par- | ment of the bills say that if their the question comes uP in meeting. they will vote “no” on the proposition to | pay the bills | Give your aweetheart a Tram ION T Fine . | a. ¢ Loftis Rros ate f.. 308 N. 6th ~ahibe ABOLISHES GERMAN COLORS: A ma nee Ww abash Substitutes Blne for Black | in Red and White Combinations. B} ue has been substituted for | Wiack In the colors used by the Wa- | bash Railroad on its advert iging, | | *ime tables and station paintings. eer C. Kelly, 411 St. George | atreet. employe, called the at- tention = Director-General McAdoo colors of the German flag. and the TO BE AWAITED| resisting payment of $27,965.72 on | tax bills in favor of the Carter Con- | concerning the question of. whether | |taxpayers can recover $89,498.25, | paid in fees to William B. Ittner tof architectural services rendered ddir- | |ing a five-year period beginning in | 1910. The story of the Ittner con- | tract and its investigation by mem- | bers of the School Board, in an ef- | i fort to learn if it represented a use- | f| less expenditure of school funds, 1/was told exclusively in Iriday’s | Post-Dispatch. The question of the sewer tax bills | i probably will be brought up in the| | ground that school property is ex- | tt asa a a ee eat ODO [7 is to your advantage to select your new Heating Stov es and Ranges immediately while the sty le and size you want - oe is here—as owing to industrial conditions, we e anticipate a great searcity before the season is over. And it is par- ticularly to your advantage to make your selection at May-Stern’s where you have all the leading makes to choose from —ineluding Charter Oak, Superior, Garland, Favorite and Bridge-Beach. Prices in every instance are most reasonable ——and the terms of payment have been made unusually easy, 80 you will have no excuse for delaying your purchase. BUY NOW—be ready when Winter weather arrives. re — s “Victor” Overdraft Heater : CESS 4 An Entirely New Idea Ain Heating-Stove Construction PA SS 2.00 Monthl ed $2.00 Monthly ! : [. our opinion there ai is no other heating UST as the speed 8 4 stove ever produced of an engine can be st that ean compare with regulated by the throt- F this new Victor Over- tle, so can the rate of a draft Heater — it is combustion of _ this 7. handsome in_= appear- , stove be regulated by gE: ance — constructed in Se its drafts. Fuel can be 5 ; the finest manner— 11 made to burn fast or } richly nickel trimmed slow—and the fire can EE | and possesses many ex- be kept going for 24 Ti ent elusive features that to 36 hours without = SaP €: make it different from tonching the stove or - l, a l-} r Wa * « % ) ; [} you are ORIG Te Ay te aad nal tha Seal | hak do at a low price, this harter Oak wi needed for the ordi- ‘strike you right—built on the newest down- nary stove. draft, hot-blast principle—burns any kind a Heats the Floor IIS is the only soft coal stove made that heats the floor of the room—the inverted conical base radiates the heat so every part of the floor as well as the room receives direct heat waves. It is a wonder- ful stove in every way —and we urge you to see it this. week that you may appreciate its many points of supe- riority. of fuel—is airtight so it will hold its fire overnight—nicelyv nickel trimmed—presents a pleasing appearance—and is offered at a price that, u nder present market conditions, is reasonable indeed....... oe Cab Coal and Gas a Alll in One co $4.00 Cash—$1. 00 a Week Art Glass Door Glass Frent Sifter Attached Spice Jars rly Wooden Mm Rack - =p Large ay / hs UST the Range vou want—two Lower | a ranges in one—built of polished blue : Bg steel—coal section has four holes—gas sec- Cabinet tion has three star burners—oven is heated $2.00 Cash—$a. 00 a Month NY | Si ss }// } / i] j hy }} by coal or gas. A remark- » able range in every $64. 5() way and priced at..... J 66 99 Orpheus Tits splendid Kitchen Cabinet will save you thousands of steps and enable 88-Note Player point out some of its conveniences- you to prepare the meals in almost half the usual time. It is sanitary, hygienic and con- structed in the best manner throughout—thoroughly guaranteed in every way. The arrows but to judge it on its merit yon must see it for your- self. A very unusual value at our price of $29.75—on terms of $2 cash and $2 a month. On Terms to Suit —- Rugs $2.00 Cash UR holiday showing of Orpheus Player Pianos is now complete and we ad- vise early selection This is a Plaver- Piano of the highest type—full 88-nots comes complete with 24 rolls of music scarf and bench—a value unequaled ar meee: $550 | where at our pricé sels Room Rugs at a decided saving. R this week’s selling we feature a special line of handsome Brus- These rugs come to us from one of the best mills—they are full 9x12-ft. size—an excellent quality of Brussels fabric that 3 you ¢an rely upon—shown in fully 25 new and attractive pat- size perfect in tone —_ action—and terns. Rugs like these are selling regularly at $30. 00, sO you can readily understand what unusual values these must be at our special price of... $1.00 Cash— $1.00 Month HESE Mat- tresses are made to our spe- tial order—t atime tufted and bound—sanitary hygenic oan restful. 4 Director-General’s order substituting blue for biack followed. RS EEE Me TTS Charter Oak H $2.50 Cash—$2.00 a M IIS Heater is one of the m tractive in the entire C harter Oak —exactly like eut—really a stove stove, so the fire never comes in with the outer casing. It is beautifal appearance—richly nickel trimm hold its fire for 48 ante i Re $35.0 Newest “Quaker” | Cast- dium Rane nge $2.50 Cash—75c a Week a ° th * is a ~ © en — ° o “ “ . 7 me 7 yy : H aa || 2 ¥ a ' o! ‘ 4 UILT. of east iron through massive in cage ue dillar high closet with drop door—large ov stantial linings—-and, being made oe iron, will retain its heat and sav€ money on your coal a bills. A great 4 VORES OB. ccevaceconrcs oN . Only $5a Moni Pays for This 's Handsome — Columbia Gratonolas No Interest ™ Charged XACTLY as illustrated—a falle Columbia Grafonola—beautifal sign and exquisite in tone quality, numbered compartments with amp cord capacity. You can make ne in letting us send this high-class inatrument to your home at our | Pre rrr ee. Massive Gold-F inish $1.50 Cash— | $1.50 Month MADPE of metal — thronghout, ul in Vernis Martin gold finish, — posta, 414- in. caps—see it. has \ | a JU eyed Le a sae Mi German resistanc the old struggies pelled a hurried Hindenburg line, tion of substantia. conquered in the of the year. This Third . Aug. 5; it closed Reptember Last of all has strugcie which, f name, may be -¢ the Hindenburg phases of w hich : loch Shatt In this battle, the Anglo Belg Flanders and th thrust in. Lorr and culminated | magnificent Brit Cambrai and St. Foch broke the the French, sha \ colossal defense pelled nm retreat . a — df —places | balance tc wonderfu. 30 These Emerson, played in No. 1—4 No. 2— A positiv and hear immediate

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. mye 2 . e paenand 1 ve Y'ELUUIO PUI ~UUrAi vil =m D4. LULan, OU IAL OR ey GEtuUmae Ld, 1¥d0. oi LUUID rua! -UloPATCH PAGES 1—12B as A av. 4 , = | ‘ , : Tae : it CHS ‘““HUNDRED D YS” TH prisoners and not less that 5000 guns, | Germany herself. All that now fole a Pe ; A They have already liberated more OWS Wil De stiv CApsd.u | Be E mtuand 8000. eguire ‘miles of French | victory to the hour of the final sur- st 6f , 7 and Belgian territory. More than | render. y ee GREATES IN ALL MILI I ARY this, in Sciantnis the Battle of the} Nor Is this all. Not only has) . = Hindenburg Line they have won the there been a supreme victory in the | j : to HISTORY war. won it on the confession of Continued on Next Page. —_— : | 4 . WRITES SIMONDS HN PATA, | a ir - | eK ACO Y) ey a | 7 | , ' i | : pepe -§ Since the Allied Generalissimo Struck Back at SS ata a Z ! noose from , EI the Germans July 18, 400,000 Prisoners and | ~ ? a z- = = ~ a | Saree } 5000 Guns Have Been Taken From iif | Fee | EE a} a Shattered Enemy Armies. fl mean | q Soe | tf a ex See 3 A: Me A ty ad oO | a BY FRANK H. SIMONDS, | a reeracreeer The Post-Dispatch Military Critic and Author of “The Great War.” re a J, I: was on July 15 that Foch accepted the German challenge, and en- nites . - gaged in whit was to be the Second Battle of the Marne. On next Tues- Association of Ideas day, then, we shall have arrived at the end of the ‘Hundred Days’’ of | the French Marshal. | ° | In an equal period Napoleon released Laon, Lille, St. Quentin, | th B f M ® janded from Elba, regained France,, Cambrai, Douai, and cannot now | Ss e asis O emor ® fought and lost Waterloo, and took | terminate before practically all of 7 the final step which led to St. Hele- | France has been liberated and not Here Are Two Safety Facts— ay be gr ited if any ‘riless than two-thirds of Belgi ° ° ° na. It may be goubted if any other of Belgium. | hundred days since that famous and Capture 400,000. Link Them in Your Mind: 3 fatal period have equaled the latest. In this period the armies fighting In this period Foch has accom- | under Foch’s supreme command Total registration on September plished three things by three great have captured upward of 400.000 12th of men pledged to the protec- battles. In the Second Marne he de- ® ated the Germans, wrested the init- | | TT . 2 | tion of the Nation, slightly less jative from Ludendorff and brought) to and end the German advance, sec 13,000,000 which had Jasted from March 21 un- | | (That means National Safety.) FD duly 18. | ; | ; : > In the Third Somme he broke the (IR | Total dollars In our Capital, Sur- ‘ @ German resistance upon the lines of | | } 4 AO the old struggles of 1916, and com- | | plus and Profits Fund,. pledged | pelled a hurried retirement to the | to the protection of Depositors, eta es See gS ‘we 4 « it % ee i > ee . —OFFICE OF— Missouri State Life Insurance Company ST. LOUIS, MO. | This company was yesterday in receipt of a telegram signed by Honorable W. G. McAdoo, Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, and transmitted to us by Honorable Rolla Wells, Governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis: ° i. ae ee - Oe t ak 2-2, a ~~ , ——— " —_—_— = -_ i ~ —— DO Se $\" “te “IT believe that the time has come when the life insurance companies should not hesitate to borrow substantially and thus anticipate their incomes in order to enable them to subscribe more largely than they have heretofore or than they have been con- LT LI GPO RIG LS TERE LLIN TES 0 ea ae ae Se a See ele ee | Hindenburg line, with the evacua- Riss year” Relief by Rubbing St. Jacobs Oil. | Banking Safety.) This Third Somme opened on. oa s; Nobody’s means are too small to Last of all has been that grandiose | has you stiffened up, don’t suffer! | i struggie which, for want of a better | Get a small trial bottle of old, honest | | ©& » small to be welcome at the Com- | phases of which are still in progress. | right into your ba:k and by the time | merce. is one of the most at- Flanders and the Franco-American | penetrating oil needs to be used only | | he entire Charter Oak linet. thrust in Lorraine on Sept. 26/ once. It takes the ache and pain | | i S line and culminated in the gigantic and/| right out and ends the misery. It is | iN AINT Louis. chancellor of the exchequer in connection with the : ‘ a4 St Ouenti — cate’ g Capital, Surplus and Profits, over $13,700 000 , one ; ; ‘ | . ? asine 'Cambrai and St. Quentin on Oct. 8,| doesn’t burn or discolor the skin umes. } upline . . 3 O77 ; easing. ( . . hly : ' Foch broke the German hold upon Nothing else stops lumBago, sciat- Broadway and Olive British Victory Loan in 1917, called upon all British iy : oe their assets in that loan. This was more than com- plied with. I believe that similar action by all Amer- tion of substantially all of the ground Lon’t Drug Kidneys! Get Instant slightly more than ™ auc. 8; it closed in the middle of | When your back is sore and lame be of some assistance to the Na- name, nay be called the Battle of | «St. Jacob’s Oil’’ at any drug store, | Foch Shatters Defenses. vou count fifty, the soreness and | ° it—really a stove within ef. the French, shattered their whole! jea and lame back misery so promptly ee Foes BE Sane ee tee CE Pay life insurance compantes lo invest 70 per cent of “O 9 | rs ) , ) | t uaker” 7 OEE TERE Eo EET ican life insurance companies ts not only justified in in Danwnill | m re | nN e — ——————— their own interest, but ts necessary for the Govern- g —E——————— ment inthe present emergency. Will you please lay OG TRE ET *eonquered in the German offensive (That means Saint Louis | Beptember. or lumbago, ‘sciatica or rheumatism tion; nobody’s bank account is too the Hindenburg JLine, the last! pour a little in your hand and rub it | ’ — $2.00 a Month In this battle, which. began with ! lameness is gone. | | TheN | . ~B - iC @ the Anglo-Gelgian offensive in| Don’t stay crippled. This soothing, | | ATIONAL ANK OF OMMERCE femplating to bonds of the fourth Liberty Loan. The re never comes in contacte magnificent British thrust between | magical, yet absolutely harmless and | colossal defense system and com- It never disappoints.— | een e \ . . 2sh—75c a Week these views before the presidents and associated re- action thereon— ) 9 Pe eee a a . * aie . ° S 5 | ee fa sponsible officials of the life insurance companies ave 25% to O% ; re a ee: | b t in your district and report to me promplly their de- oy fe mM. Sot ; i cision?” On Your Phonograph = a ieee OR a | Ee Yy > PPE Salim RU fl Our Acting on this request, a special meeting of the Executive Com- Your First Payment f ee) fee ee ie | O | LA mittee of this company was held at 11 o’clock today, and the follow- Wise ee eae ing telegram was sent: f co) Hi : wh) as Low as 95c! yi it OE CUAKER | ie ai 2A | ESTERN UNION | —places one of these wonderful Phonographs in your home, the Fe T= eR ie a msn anh | ’ balance to be paid in small weekly or monthly payments. The most : eB: SRT sa a | se | wonderful Phonograph for the money ever produced. | Men. OS) CO ae TEI AM ee | . Beers RAS vi BPE rs Se NE ! a ME sce ae i se "Toe “MESSAGE $10.00 Worth of Records—FREE! wy 5 et te SS im | ee weme SMITYED A NEWCOMB CARLTON. oxesiowe = « GEORGE W. © ATKIWS, oma? icecemseen pial ’ i fi = =} Seni £7) & “ , ‘* « . a \ bi ee ¢ ~ aa . —_ 4 > tke — Hlustrated—a fu jrafonola—beautiful in_ de Bite in tone quality. dd tec as | e partments with ample re pee oa Fy ad this” ce poy a a ———— \ V Protection to Policyholders © $75.00)| “arvel Sewing | Library Rockers} -wareasirs” | ‘sucks OUR POLICY ha ae sae | acnines Covered with rich tapestry Red Cross Nurse and eo Blast oe x -Finish Bed GUARANTEED or velour Soldier Boy ‘‘cold snap’’ on the way. ——— me’ $22.50] sae’. $14.95 | sae “sizso (NAG ' S Lil $2250) “sMissour! State LI ae — Do Your | # on AHODE -B shoring |] Insurance Company Now Now | ss , al | - ouis, Mo. ‘ A 4 416 N BROADWA WY’ sacle oo 18, 1918 -~ Louis

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a ae “ Yeo nvet oS - . 5 ec SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918, ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = ST.LOINS POST-DISPATCH === : een with- | r OQ | manli Empire. tiges of German control in the Balk- “Imagine the better part of 100,-| their daughters had gone, nor what feat of the war at merge pray w for| Beyer fate to festece velinam 4 . - 4 misne nc i ya > te ; : gon saiaches and depression may be! || proper functioning depends the welfare of the ee ee a ee ell, Grand 320 cve "é >f @ T TOU. wounded, two fatally. The transport ? er floor with the la cluding 0x12: sligh ES 4, Hl), Hil sill TTT | Ife, "| f ' . P ‘. , j around; ver) low est and most desife- seconds, otherwise . = i i mH it | Ls, T i" NM | | arrived here yesterday and reported price at able lugs: beaut! worth $32.55 and ” ch gunn ‘ay that so far as those aboard could de- TABLE $10. 00 ful designs; save J $37.50: Monday, = we " — — ——- & termine, the submarine was not bad- money by buying $22 00 Ip 75 oo = fh —- ~ ——— . P } = ’ = . a [ TO c | te — : = =— pou ® ly damaged, if at all Solid oak, beau- $10 Liberty Brus- one of these Rugs; i : : 3 — = —= ee an pe erm in Wt tiful finish, 42- sels Kugs; for small 9x12 size, $45.00 Extra Size s if ———— vn ap e, i* COlIOTe. 0 , > Tora ‘ > > ¢ ir ; a and will prove a lasting and a lande “4 sn a r 2 $10 Domes,§$ 98 | 100,000 WALL PAPE AT LESS e . . al here, the transport went to a ship- eautifu r eY sean ae emg to oe yard for repairs. Names of the Sides new é- | ROLLS OF THAN V2 = iving room or 11Drary. n wounded men were not given out used for gaa or | ; 4 = elegant antique brown ma- here. Most of them were said to oie ~ : . The third week of the sale of the — Co.'s me . ¢ , , ° ra 4 8; hogany finish, Queen Anne have been members of the gun mbeautif al high-grade! Jo" wen “2% y* stock brings greater reductions than ever. . crews. tnake, Iike picture; com- | v . ie ' rhe ( ’ ain Allovers, with |\Shadow atripes, gilta, S. period style. Amphion was formerly the North Gaslights be cara ype: $11 98 | ay * # Zi r Sabet b ; on : jr tess satin stripes, with + = German Lloyd liner Koln and is of complete, Mission Lamps; complete | $15 Gus Maen: beau- _ 7° drip a Es peauticul CUs-eus Sem 3 | 7409 gross tons and has a speed of 59c for Bas; art glass $3 49 | tiful art glass, amber op BS cecsoureccosass Pinne banaue an aaa beveebaes : f r . N a - " i» h ‘So Sw. fa oe oS eo 8 al > Cc b re o - ‘ 124% knots an hour. She was seized Te “Handpainted China gas r¢- ait: 10 7 ; Good dark and medium in al] colors, with .at Boston when this country entered | Vases, Jugs, Nappies, | electric....... $ ‘ 5 Papers for parlor, C oe Leg etn Tip , , sing ire , Bowls, F | - " Ret: pass and Senveem) orders; 4 val- S Pay Only $1 a Week for This Fine | 1 **ovins voara was turned ove ee TE ip Fp ay tec. valuestseesns tess at 140, 200 and... ‘ > 8 > O0aT’ ras ea over i : . | sancers, 6 r every roo ) ‘ , t such es | to the army as a transport. cotta tanned a. te SO $1.49 Papers up tbe fo OPNEy FOES SES, Oe eee | oes 5 tale : |32-Piece Dinner Seta; size; Mon- LB; ? | : eo any aneetat GY QB] cis “Stcornster’ wecti | | 39e, 27c, 18¢, 14c, 11¢, 72¢, Ge, 4c, 26 | A TIMELY WARNING | (4th F1).. OD» | Perle tell, Be Sid ~—- $3.98 SOLD ONLY WITH BORDERS. | AGAINST INFLUENZA | The worst epidemic ever known, {s Heating | now raging in this country. Every- + sepa Stoves (one should guard against Influenza | ; from (as many deaths are reported daily. Just received a delayed ship- $42.50 Symptoms of Influenza which usually Cc ment Of 30,000 3 — — UNDERWEAR . fn dowa to appear before the victim is stricken Women's © a and fanc ies; f ull Ut? P |are explained with influenza special. ion 8 Vanves Ofe ty .. regular Joc qui ality re Sind -Suli Givectianel tet dbentanane ee vibé us i eek mill remnants,yd.(Basement) SPECIALS @ Don't delay Get a package of in- Men's Alligator Bleached Sheeting — &-4 Solsettes—Gabardines and fluenza special from your druggist Slippers 6 heavy bleached m iddy cloth; valued up to today, and be prepared i , : eS ee Bheeting; mill °c yard; mill cahhahie coke prepared against this. Women's Felt O8¢ remnants, yard A9¢ re mnants, but Men’ 8 F ] a t | , : ; ‘ (Basement)....... © . Fleece Shirts; This fine Range will burn both wood and coal, and give complete — Bee oo to good lengths ya.; C (Basement) ....... C) Satisfaction. Made by the largest range company in the world—un- NEARLY 100,000 ON STREETS Button Shoes 98¢ mseesowe Wives -— Fan Men’s Wool conditionally guaranteed. We urge every person seekin ' > Gummetei — mt + Matta: Bn ae Re «teak ab ens 00 69 p g an inexpen- | GREET ALLIES IN LILLE Boys’ Gunmetal O8e pretty patterns Pretty floral patterms; wised Shirtaand sive range to inspect this splendid style. Blucher Shoes .. ioe wae eptin DPAWOTE .ccccuepe: nis Women's Shoes, 98 0c yd. (Base- C (Basement), S $5 Allowed for Your Old Range By the Associated Press s broken lots .. F ment), yard. yard .. ca Satie Men’ s Union LONDON, Oct. 19.~-The Dally Wee” Women’s Oxfords ootiragy Pom Mail correspondent at the British SS, and Pumps 98e wa oye “ .o ibe. full Sheete-—-Bieached; (2x30- | lesen . ‘ — ) ort & e «~ rf SeAMed, W _front, describing a visit to Lille, | , Satin nt ng b4;, good but omen 's | HT | ll " paree : Infants’ Patent 106 O8e grade cotton C perfect . Union Suits; rib- | I] pasa: Mary Janes... se emees . (Bagement)...... (Rasement) .. bed fleece; reg. sizes - oe

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ee etc —_—- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a eee EE a it er Ny IL Hl IN O T : C E| Does You r H usband Drink: ? A SUNDAY OF HOME | ee We Have Just Received a New Shipment of restore voles " |. ‘6 ’ : ; ; si 30, SS ce ti Health’’ Veils—Every Woman Should Seek This Protection E R gy ; —ifr ruggist e Ss OW to uer D* COPELAND, head of the Health Department of New York, strongly urges womes- ep Av.. St. Leais Le | 0] ‘Ss : to wear heavy chiffon veils as protection against the germs of Spanish Influenza, | The physicians.o St. Louis are These Veils will undoubtedly be worn in 8t. Louis. In addition to being a atte oe - | to your health, they are decidedly good-looking. Come in all shades, prices, $1.95 and - = ft (Main Floor— santa ; y - my i 1 wil Sa Qe ee has. mobilised 40 prblle the Liquor Habit at Home Phealth nurses with Red Cross aids fj) al Church Federation Outlines De-, im ot “S'Band other helpers for the pur- | ; . | BP bvoce of caring for persons suffer- I Free Prescription Can Be Filled at) tea or any liquid. It !s barmiless. taste-| \-otignal Program During In- (|f ¢ 7 ve & eta h influenza in their &| Any Drug Store and Given Secretly. See. Seonemn ne con he vawwtedse of - > | ar S ress a ins | BA ing z | ou can use it witho . fluenza Prevalence. | Mr. H. J. Brown, a © leveland man, Was anyone. A lady who recently tri ed it on | for many years a confirmed 4d ‘My husband was € r , . 1 iy da ated ht tg ee drunkard, ~ gh sr ge ye st the powders, and ree M , 1} ins e« Zz ltr is siste 2 he we eft ‘ nk from t a t e i 0 0 on a eeauing rsing eare es r sought e Usually ays aru a ; | A a ee note tbe ent a erobe_in. the four weeks at a time. After putting (ie As the churches. will today be e 0 S °9 r Yard ; in their homes should be phoned which would cure him. Frysomething | vowder in his coffee fur four CM arink | closed, for the second Sunday of the. W * k f Yard w : ‘y ) k b to the following centers: recommended to an eminent” ¢ ee ee | See oe. ane ee hrough: with 4 ee - : 0 Vakes 0 ard wide, soft, lustrous Satin, in navy, tion seal brown, plum, Burgundy, dark green, silver 3 . . ice G ays i (iro iti ‘ - >: . | day “pila ; “gpa ky rANOL BLDG.. OLIVE AND 9 + age rig he the | derfully effective and is having an enor- | day. cy in the new shades of taupe, navy and midnight blue, $4.50 Velour Plush, $2.98 e , . liquor habit 2 4° Rn" TLD | ° ; aale yore W he " wishes . 6 ¢ r ] ‘ta th Ch 47 ~* ° . . 1 ANDE\ EN | ER. do this bv makine publi e nin mous sale. I advise e ver ye ee 2 ¢ | In its appea 118 ristian one ar of |: ace plum. dark evreen ; , rray ; to desiroy the liquor habit Kive With J piu : zrecn and gray. 54-inch wide navy blue or brown velvet I’lush, soft ' : n oe which cured him, . tv bv. Enderle Ip] f St. Louis,” the Church | Bell, Jandell 1540. | ription: Go to anv the pre- trial.” It is so! ld in this city 1 agg people of St. Louis, le urch ‘ - Powder at 49 ‘ ; : rr nh irs hashes ff ’ ‘ , re OY owader ab Cc IL , . alia Kinloch, Delmar 1102-575. store and ret prepared rurstclass See meee. os et: eee json ah | Federation says: Cream 2.00 Satin Plaids, 1.69 silk finish, for coats and wraps, Drop one powder twice a day in coffee. TISEME NT. ‘Tet us again gather ebou*t our 0 36-inch Plaid Satins. in navy blue, brown. dark | 50 P] id Si $1 78 1} One Cake Free again $2.50 Plaid Silks, $1. 411 8S. BROADWAY, firesides and sing an: pray togeth- creen or plum, suitable for waists and dresses, a: . , : tia 1 Beth c : nls reat 36-inch chiffon taffetas and satins, in beautiful live O77o. er ‘ at is is is full | ‘ . . Bell, Olive : oe. 7me Hour that i apm. Us te Ta with one tube of cold $2.50 Black Satin Duchess,, $1.98 plaid effects, for waists or skirts. A | of significance; great world issues | ae: ip ; 143 S. VANDEVENTER, | are about to be determined. The) eream or vanishing cream Yard-wide, lustrous quality, rich black. | (Main Flor—-Nugents.) Bell, Grand ot. | 5 00 people need the wisco mor God. If) at 24ec. = vate | ' | the nations bow before Him, seek . mai alls will be received at | , 2 ion 3 ry coupons here All shih gt bi ged at 9 oe ON CREDIT “ ae, euthiines, otay fal tae iacee. Bring your cou] ere ’ ire anne Ses j ) ED. . j « y oy 8 icklv as possible pie ". “ : ee It should be understool that ¥ OE the othe payments mo eany you'll mever mins developments await us. Let every } ea give intensive hed- . one of us join in the great volume o \ these nurs¢ pf te t ! | a WOMEN AND MISSES’ SUITS f J i i tl ; 4 5 f | Lengths of $4. 00, $5. 00 and $6. 00 Broadcloths it 75 a’ a he ee a a a ~ sh © he all hot 1 A gs ae —— oe oo ~~ © ad ~ oe td FE ow es os on a pare only ; a will provide | ae AND COAT ON CREDIT sedi coreg Blagg incense to the) : ’ other helpers when necessary. ‘ §— one od, E d Physicians are asked to leave rhea” Maaatite iy. trim ae Just wal “ sh ng ve ped are id | xtraor peat : Two to five yard lengths of finest Chiffon Broadcloth; 48 to 54 ans « ASA CC cave, Y ics eautifu trimmed. Just wha “We again suggest an order, - : ° ea” . : : i : moet | es a ae Poe! Extra Weight Blankets, inches wide; twill back, light weight, satin finish: in the newest in * riting, definite instructions you want, ing some in a brief family service. | ma amet of the an $19 to $50 ee core i $5.45 des ; ‘ nurses, “Sing together—‘Nearer My God ne , q : a. lL He SMART STYLES IN NEW fe . e.°8 wit |, 66x80 in. close weave wasiaan, i $2.50 to $3.75 Dress Goods | Navy Blue Seine : 1 ; *h)y ; AP. ys ss 2 ravar - Ta : , » an or ‘ ¥ : ieal assistance will be treated by DRESSES ae Saye, WS ee plaid effect, full size 66x80 and 60x $2.25. Yard $3 98 +. ‘ ‘partmen heegtetane € pe hm re sillts. sating : serge { ‘lude the Lord’s Praver, shonld take ee mee , Health Department Thvsieians, a%~® Jerseys, silks, satins and serge in the elut . -G. overcast ends. Limited quantity. : . . (se same stations and same §: te Pie ourselves and unite us to|/fi ‘™ © | Two to Five Yard Lengths | Best all-wool Serge; 54 in. wide; | " $11.90 to $35 the world’s need. Remember the | Just 400 yards of fine all-wool Dress Goods, | made from the finest Botany yarns; Oey >, & an ee ee se % teen 4 tap a iin ine ee ee ~, Oe - ~ = os ‘= | ee RTE. Te Le ig ee Ae" i LON siaiah! oa newest colors and styles, Q 4 . us oul ol (Sec ‘ond Floor—Nugents. ) phones for these requests. See ier land and sea; the large | er . 1 ae :. : -. ; | onesie egcelengage ages consisting of French and Storm #erge, Poplin | fine twill, correct dress weight: in The co-operation of every phy- by pias of 97@ SUITS & OVERCOATS army of men and wor r) } MEN 4 in auc mae any OF YR A aS oe ee $1.65 Bleached Sheets Epingle, Vigoureux and Chuddah; 44 to 54 in. | dark navy blue. sician in St, Louis is solicited. helpers, murses, doctors, giving This advertisement to help the | ' themselves without stint in this great) $1.39 wide, ina cood range of colors. (Main Floor—Nugents.) Hea! th, De aartment is ¢ ontribute: { . ‘ a i 1ON by . ‘a ago ales ; | Size 72x90 inches. ry \ a | He ‘The following prayer may also be WALTER A. ZELNICKER : a Sy a ees — kor Monday an Extraordinary Sale of SUPPLY CoO Thee ina iain ot cousiak aaa The | $2.30 Bleached Sheets S 1 U d f W struggles of the hour d.ive us to' $1.95 amp e pal erwealr Or omen Thee. We come our sings confess- | _ - Sl ~ ~ — -— — oe oo — os me — — ~ = . eal ad © ad Fd > ty Pty n ou , QE S EPO - Steet, es aan TM REGRET AB ty .re " >» a es , "1? » , 7 f) 99g } ] = ’ ’ bd , ~ -- ing. We acknowledge our transgres- |f ore ai size, 90x99 in., free from (sy. ‘rom one of St. Louis’ largest jobbers enables us to offer warm knit un- jo? Ss Pe Thee ' ave ires% o. =/ Union Suits .... $2.95 Wool Vests and Pants; cream or nat- | a _ s.~ & - eee oe ee ee 7 — — — _ — ~ — — — — —_ —_ » ~ ; ae ~ EA conscious of our ignorance. Give us a : a {° ” . pardon. Give us wisdom, that we g woy , tard Se ha Women's $4.00 Wool and Cotton ural color ......... WO ooms In ne ] IS ul e inay say and do the things that make ——' song, song wes - standar het Bei! ils Union Suits ; regular and extra sizes, Children’s 59c Fleece-Lined Cotton for peace and righteousness among brand, free from dressing. Pre Ba teat $2.59 Vests; sizes up to 12 years... 37c . ourselves, and arnong all nations. —- at MARL ’ : ’ ; —— rr + ) ie earth in in. wisiehban . We A hah all Women’s $2.00 Fleece and Medi- Women’s 69c Fleece-Lined Cotton | are’in war. Our goal is Thy goal; 48c Bleached Pillow FR Abts um Cotton Union Suits .$1.35 Vests and Pants... 49c — poet is he ideal of our Master. Cases, Each, 45c mae Women’s $1.25 and $1.50 Cotton Women’s 75c Fleece-Lined Cotton Way we nave Thy . ‘leas 1! a4 Fees . ° . sd elle cea bee die asco Papas sca: Sieve Abe: diab eli” Union Suits; fleece and medium Vests .....................-. Doe hearts from bitterness and hate. May Size 45x36, free from dressing. bd athe ; selfishness be overcome of love. May (Second Floor-—Nugents. ) Pig it!) oat : weight, $1.00 Women’ s $1 25 Fleece- Lined Cot- / unholy ambition, the desire for gain, Be fit, att Bs Children’s $2.00 Part Wool Union ton Vests the struggle for supremacy—all be ° PHU. Bath Suits; sizes to 10 years Women’s 85c and $1.00 Cotton submerged in the enlargt ic Mt ME age ‘. - menoik ne toecaeen Seine sore off $4 Sateen Petticoats, $1.49 | Wuhitiif) —_Chijdren's $135 Cottou Union Corset Covers; regular and extra | God. USTROUS sateen with flounce fin- Wat iit Suits; sizes up to 14 years.....89c | sizes .............-..00-++-. GBC navy, green and gray. ®t - en a Lsehs se at lin tin tin Rh on oe Of 8 8 PP *8 Pe’ Pee eX EL lene Linen Weight, with fine es By ~ _o. - —) — MT os geet one Thanks for Victory. “net thank Thee for the success of our armies, struggling for right- | : _esnategg hasted the day of complete $2 Flannelette Kimonas A Great Purchase of the Entire Surplus Stock of “We yield ourselves to Tee; to live, | $1.45 to love, to serve, unselfishly, look- = . ps ing for the manifestation of the day |f, E,UASTIC, fitted with border pat- when the kingdom of this world shall | tern; in navy and gray; sizes become the kingdom of Jesus Christ |§ to 44. : nace r? , -in whose name we pray. Amen.” | (Fourth Floor—Nugents. ) Poggrantsnit ore aay ae ee Ae AT AN EXTREME CONCESSION of them wi rms of || $1.40 Extra Heavy Cork From Chas. D. Jaffee & Co., 902-10 Broadway, New York, N. Y. with uggested forms of | : ‘cee and outlines of family serv- Linoleum, Sq. Yd., $1.19 Oi buve ron a recent ,.Kastern trip consummated a most extraordinary purchase of Seintribatetn peyiedlr a, wy nse OUR yards wide, covers room Men’s and Young Men’s Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats. Sitka which they weell tenia if thas without seam, bright patterns, THIS remarkable purchase seemingly ‘*‘knocks into a cocked hat’’ all the stories which have been printed eoneernimg the exorbitant prices on clothing of quality. Fact is, A i Padler or Library Divan by Day—A Full Size Comfortable Bed by Night were in attendance. Where churches || in tiles, woods and conventional de- use the ob pitgae plan, loss of revene signs, extra print and finish to in that good clothing is extreme ly difficult to obtain, but the prestige of this great clothing ies j } ‘ erade bhliack o , ue Is avoided, as S are 8s - sure Wear. ; = is in our No. 1 grade black or S avoided, as members are sup pre department, with its immense volume, made it possible for us to “$ this lot at a decided +9 e llere 1s ~ o-prece ‘“Dufold Th U h | t ; a ~; rot . ihe famous Kroehler brand-new ideas, containing and resiliency, No matter which one you order, you hurch or not. a ee noes ot a b uheary core t] ll ehh t the greatest upholstering skill] can ferweugres | $25 00 Well Buil . vith the additional convenience of a bed davenport. will feta 1a . : | on t S t d 0 t t is the kind of furniture vou wiil find in the rmost produce. Backs are 1]UX iriously padded, seats con- 150 ,000 SLACKER Pt PHONOGRAPH ® l ul S$ an vercoa S ' } springs, securely joined with | ante aN ain ths Piatone at cone oes a ae overlaid and padded B Bed F 1] d Wi t OUSIV Upholstered. $\ a one °c I 66 : "9 " d | ' ; 8 oe Say 40a k atte ‘wtoce ¢ The Duofold Divan Be cont, stately divan Effort Win Ro ke re | $ 25 | The styles, fabrica and quality cannot be - Fat ~ tet ia ‘ coration to your parlor or library, and 10 i “Ma to Collect | a= , ; 25 enuine Quarter-Sawed Qak fs pics by aay: + er caieiaticaliy from coaer Idninkc- au:-teeeed -0b-Maioee “ag ° d | duplicated for less than $25.00 on te ht made with genuine quarter-sawed oak at nig . fording. you a full sized, comfort- - . ° . da in rich, golden polish or rich brown fumed neath the seat, affo og Ting ing Week of Oct. 26. you will be surprised and delighted at the wonderful “ , the small illustration below. . . _ ‘ Oak dull fi « | rg i lit al size, able bed, as shown in o ¢ . ne , ‘ , ) ] un finish. Arms are broad and tiberal in a No intricate mechanism to get out of order. Ans lburing the week of Oct. “6 St. Made with 2-inch high pilla fabries of which these Suits are fashioned. And extra massive, Front posts are yvery pre ttily t it from a divan to a bed or back he ° / fag hape telow seat is a rid rail, giving child can convert it 5 Redd yl ly poss Louis will be called u “ie een, a . 1-ine 0 ails avy ; , Rhaped., I ow Re tt iS &@ full width Ta a ad This “Duofold” im equippe d with reg ular e called upon to s uppiy posts, ] 2 1n¢ h t p iy Lils, heavy \ see i , upon { wrt her investigation you will note tailoring of a . . ' P on te iy jr, ; ample opportunity to show the beautiful flake in aga ‘ 1 fe egul Inattress bed, giv- its quot of 150,000 slacker " ‘ , (he care ot ia pwive spring and adaptec yroregu ved i ped, gi {uOta ¢ v0,000 s:acker. phono- : ee-gt cs. 6S f , sul the quarter-sawed° oak and the care that 4s given ae 7o u every possible comfort of a regular bed, ‘graph records, besides unlimited fillers ; three "q ar . all } super quality. ¢hese are indeed wonderful Suits aod size. . Overcoats at $21.00, , 2 ee eC eee 2 . Art Crash color; art era sh; ie an ee oe o—s) = to a _ a —_ = — 1 ray * wee we view * s) ‘ 4-* yok a ee * eh Me PD. a an $2.50 Matting Rugs; damagred in railroad wreck: ' tt in 2:'$], 00 T. on! : = T > ‘= Seed Soa he a ee Neng asin — Py wy. 3.00 rtains About 300 pairs in lot, including Not- tingham, filet, Voile and serim, Bubject to slight mperfection; spe- tial Monday, Haat Wayne —- ' = —, > ad on A ~ Sa od = ee Set Seed Ded Set Ged Del Vow the finish. quantities of needles, talking ima- Our Usual Liberal Terms Prevail? JR" .90 Other Suites as Low as ‘6 6.00 00 nish mausteu!divertisement, * fr — — -% ? lal in the American camps and in o J | 5 , 4 Sale 1500 Pairs | | »/) LAN ‘2 6 0 hiiee Aine Belin Alien ee hee bee be ; ’ “fe ns . aa praieres! igh | he rs : Sam le Shoes he ee 1 gi Fall and Winter BUCK \N HIGH-GRADE HOT- $12 Loutsans appvinted by the National Pp | . i s it d 0 t | S | Phonograph Record Recruiting Vade lo Sell for | | ul S an vercoa $ Corps for the enlistmen rocess. The ) ae wh Vt | ~~ sn oe reCees. FG $4.50, 85.00 BR S600 | | | | That ercel anything in clothing that will be LAST HEATER mm records will be called for by Bboy | pes IRON g Scouts upon request cf the donor.’ $2 69 ~ N\ a offered for possibly tivo years at this price. : : = , . * : livuse-t; ~hhe sn ‘ ie nla at ae toe aholee gf Ames ERECTION of finish, exclusive designs in the fine AT LESS os Ae: 3 warm a ae hee ick L. Liebing of the Kieselhoret fabrics of which these Suits are tailored are a note- To. ae ©) oF » » ‘ te } , : ste ~ , — ss 7 — } 2 - , . : . et THAN ¥ + NOS eS a peg bas a any ‘lano Co, is chairman of the §&t. HIS sale includes gray worthy fact of this splendid collection. _ Individual style u ? ne , ° ’ s | *fan , © gjQyetc : ‘ = : : ~ : “« 7 atin kind of fuel to a white ouls committee. | and black kid and touches here and there differentiate these Suits from the All , | Wo: am s>tal. button’ or lace ‘dinarv clotl All si tias Co. s —— i> - ash, consumes the - ’ runmetat, ‘ : ordinary clothes. SiZes. Ve mR carbon gas ordinarily Bin os aati HOME FILMS FOR MEN AT FRONT | Shoes. high or low heels, ri} _e ‘ill . = , wiusted. and wi | wu | | Sizes From 2! » LO 4 gilts, f J al keep fire ifS hours. j : ; d r May or hie! } mehindined &arrang re for a t lo a | ee Has an everlasting t, | * ' By Sty : Liming relatives and {r lends of the! eo 1D to {his Ot )) 1 65 W —— ‘ t | ay of fi , Ab : sf. ; : le Shoes are . as u 4 firepot, which never Louis reoldiers, sailors and Mise samp : rines, » films * sent tor ~ ; * : cracks or burns out. age the film to be sent to the men: abont 100 pairs of colored S165 Washtebs; Trimmed with ‘reeavy if the front. Special films of public $1.69 DPreserv- heavy galvanised ; | ) ip Oe Officiaie ; : i see le ots: sizes 0 to 6!. ! «a { Kettles; & ' : , . nickel, and is just the “ officials and ten in military service boo us e l. 19 pte eagicanegpehe ss - dere Biles : O5¢ i way thing to make the re and public gatherings, including Choice of all, $2. 69. : ~~ Mo sal lators with ebonized ription at such . ay 4. ie home cheery these a ireat tnass meetings will be taken. (Downstairs —Nugents) home: street | and $1. 0 $1.98 » bi aluminum cov- - “s wn were ; : ma scenes. scenes y} - - oF ouble : priced for Monday rt oe: een SS eee °s —s o Rice or Cereal ore $1.46 | Clothes ‘ churches. Iivery picture will be 1n OW gee at.. —. --4 large ize taken with the idea of letting the’ Teh best grade whos HLA OIF aun ———— hove nea “ne apres Hird man titenee ; Sg 4 ; Mt A willow, Ses ankints Ga enna in i lla Sit Goopss | fame ‘sh tihotrmnn nbs tee) cart Shades BB) «. $1.25 0 oye Ot oa 91.88 x J GOEBBE | wees Yes bi : iY J a ui 5, pense will -be incurred by those who FaAS | Saar ong Z ap Seas renee 39¢ ae fi aed é QIMARKED IN] fs ee veer ties 69c ee Sa | Setalsee ge Tt a - | mn nu np ; b Seto PLAIN Death of St. Louie Architect, [I |p opey FIVE O11 A wiih’ wale | oe John Cc Robinson, 7 years old. an ORT Y } I\ i? d o7en 1 handie Sion- . ua’ 706 Breoeme Q B CORNW CORNWALL | K if N ORM E. | Ficures, architect, died Oct. 32th, in Santa 5 and Dup ex Wi re $| RQ FRAN, Ke WN. M.. where he had been livine dow Shades 36 in. wide siigh ‘ | =, . ny wy the "ae ilenathiend” go2 ~4 ted on good : for the past three years. He was one defects, mounted rs - ° - 1} o : of the architects of the New Cathe. | quahtv rouers~-mal 7 +} “sie Park "Ts: ed let like. Te > s- alll Secon oor From Corner > deral, and of the Hyde Park Tanne: |f | lot alike | rf one of the first water tunnels under / (Second Floor--Nugents.) sata } | . ecapacdty.. til 6 -, M. . Saturdays Until 9 P. M.—-Always Ready - age Michigan. et also — <“ li oe tlio eS —— Chicago afters he fire rien ex B. NUGENT? & BRO. D. G. CO., Washington Av,, Broadway and St. Charies St. + nh to

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-~ ~ ah S . SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918 4B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ° si ' ; ————— -——_-—— = === ———==== in ’ $$ - ; 7 : | Hear the late : , 7 { Beautiful Chra. Chrys: | Piano-Playey : “CRG ON RIVER te | andhemams in SDUMOY — sivininciny | m | all colors at . rooms in | : $2.00 in the P. M : . usic Salon} oo : t — Store Opens 9:30 A. M. Closes 4:30 P. M. a , \U. S. Towboat Advance De] ae ‘ Kloral Shop. Monday- 5 P sate: a ; § scaled These Hours Until Further Notice. | i for Fourth Sailing of U. ane : re CARTER owe —_ doin ee 4 River Service errata ee . Jad q 1 Start Your Christmas Shopping at Vandervoort s Tomorrow - 3 | ESPs ROME os TS ee RE Hai aE seinsciiaseceillaiiias cineticnciiapasitsseatiantaiteeiaiiitadinaiiae : ; | The fourth sailing of the Govern- ; ang | [ment River Service occurred yes- ° ‘| ’ Sh “ 7 bare Seal Satin a | » , , Jv Goa. ane ne andi PEE ROR zs Old-Fashione 2 |terday when the towboat Advance ¢ ea on i ms Dinner Sets r N en S » O€S lish a Roose Swift's Pride ; departed with three barges for New Shoes that will give you service, that are stylish an that are ro 5 bars Wool Seap . : —— y Dinner hundred ieeces of the beat el da ary he kin: f Sh Cc 1 Gloss Orleans. Two of the barges were A . Sets, consisting of one 2 eittk bite traced w ul made in every detail, are the kind o oes you will = ‘3 5 bars Lants’s i American semi-porcelain china; Colonial shay at ‘‘ Vandervoort’s. — F cane Cleanser ... ‘loaded with grain and the third border: are ¢« llv priced sii - & — ;- s pone : . ty ¢c | for t : gd Retina $16.75 The newest shades of brown and tan are shown in the neweils ee F opps AND §E:” Mi Vv = Ypres ago a romgetes Cu me or omorrow at stvle lasts: from the narrow KE; nglish toe 10 the conservative i : , - LA : ; ® LOWDONR NOKOMIS, WhNOS® Salle a k 13) roa ear ale oe 4 a le t e lee, , 2 /ing three weeks ago inaugurated the (These regular ly sell for $20.00) en _ Rid ge cetnge ‘ Sire sen Vioowar. ' = | ee Of tay Gee Of the Mver aed 300 Dozen China Cups and Saucers, in four differ- $6.50 to $ ] 2.00 ' A gallon — , shipping, is expected to arrive in St. ent patterns. are priced. special. one eup sa , . : ‘ BA pkr. BI | Louis Wednesday, completing the aude 25C Nettleton Shoes in the new slyles, $12 to $14 “BRM 4 potsie Machine ¢ i | first round trip of the service. She ay pang : hee Men's Shoe Shop—Second Floor: BRE = Notmees. whole : | is bringing two barges, one full of China Shop—Fourth Floor. RE A pke. delle .....- | coffee and Mexican hats and the sec- N CUM a? ct OR gar i aah —— _ — - = TEE 1 ww. Whole Cloves | ond partially filled with nitrate in + 1 Ib. Whole mae |bags. The Nokomis, in order to 5 ‘3 “S . Sh =: A can wap ‘fulfill the announced date of her 5 en ne einianed Steamer runks ny Bee: ic u orosis \ oes ~ A Soc bottle Yarht | sailing from New Orleans, was corn- pelled to leave 600 tons of freight livery traveler and tourist needs ua Steamer Trunk: and from ) wr > 7 7 Pe Wye = ted , . . : : . 7. ( : if on Vew ()r it ans Ww narve: our splendid collection VOU +4 | re Sure TO find just the one t » SULL Traffic Increasing Steadily. vour A. W. Mackie. Federal manage : of the service, yesterday discussed individual needs. A fiber covered Steamer Trunk, with round edge oo ee iis construction and steel trimmings, with good lock and the success so far of the barge line. belt, is cloth lined and has deep trav and special com When the Advance left the harbor ' artments; price = yesterday she brought the total of ee eer $17.50 ‘shipments that have gone down the river since the opening of the serv- ice to approximately 7000 tons, or 10 train loads of 35 cars each, which Luggazse Shop—sSecond Floor. aor =» a0a Luggage of every description. may he selected here ana you are sure of obtaining high quality merchandise, “The merchandise truffic is iyl- creasing steadily. A fact that! should be of interest to St, Louisans — 3 Manicure Sets hn is that each sailing has been with t an export shipmen of St. Louis Male Acceptable Christmas Gifts products. Foreign trade as related + ,to St. Louis in the minds of the av- We have an assortment of salermen’s samples, the cases of j;erage St. Louisan is a sort of vague which are slightly shopworn. The fittings are in good condition (dream of the future, whereas, as a and are made from the finest quality steel. These samples are matter of fact, it is a reality now. offered at less than half the usual selling price. i We have carried hardware, shoes ia . . land corn on each sailing destined for lhey range im price from aa foreign port.” ¥g 00 Got Cargo From “Faith.’’ 50c to + Mackie said that the first shipside First Floor. |consignment that the River Service | has had was taken Friday from the Relea ete ee oy ies ae ) Oe eee ——— 'first concrete ship to be uilt in the | United States—the “Faith,’’ which | ; —— was launched in San Francisco as ieee ne a ae ee OY S he ee he ie ee . an experiment in concrete construc- HE correct foundation for good tien, an-expargnent which she hed Soon notes will be flying up the chimney to Santa Claus, tell- ing of the various things he ean do, and bring, to gladden little ° . e ° “VTA ‘ RACE ; . ' proved a sucess by a vovage from 5 o | ? 59. : dressing 18 perfect-fitting under- | the west coast through the hearts. Our Toy Department is stocked with innumerable Panama ° ° |Canal to New Orleans. The ship- things the littlest boys and girls would like. Pay usa visit and wear. Your union suit should }ment carried for St. Louis was 70 be convinced that this is true. be what its name impli " tons of nitrate for the Monsanto Arks, Little Villages, SI Ranches, Soldiers pies— one wil ; : Arks, Little Villages, Sheep, Ranches, Soldiers, } , im) . ! Chemical Co. Boats, Dolls and other things too numerous to men- you In every curve and line. the towboat A. M. Seott main- tion are waiting for you. | tained the river schedule by sailing _ | yesterday from New Orleans from Plush dogs, elephants, camels, cows, airdales, foxes, squirrels KNIT St. Louis with two barges. and Teddv bears cannot be broken and are just the things to cover up with the kiddie at night. PRIORITY ORDER FOR BARGE LIKE Tox Shop—Second Floor UNDERWEAR | Rasa) oe FOR ’ | Bids for Permanent Equipment Are ou cinshsiaaasdiniba tal Boys Overcoats—— -- = WO M E N Being Opened in New York Today _by Director Tomlinson. In long school, em were) naar ge stvles; : — = the | Specia the Post-Dispatch. best quality materials and well tailored, are offered in the Boys’ Every suit with the ods AS! TING TON, Oct. 19.—James Shop. Some of them are plain in style, others belted and pinch- Li FALCO trademark KE. Smith of St. Louis is hopeful of backs. Several models button up to the neck, and convertible is accurately cut and » |a& decision Monday by the War In- cellars appear on others. Sizes > » . ° re |dustries Board that will result in a O71 i ¥g a0 to $33. OU) carefully tailored Saehepity centiae ie amie auies neni from “12 to 18 years % — ’ . - "10T] Vv orde or 1@ STCe needed in Bboy s’ = op—Second “loor. 7 Ss Pat ofr. that's why they fit. |the construction of the permanen* Nisinsiusianioninn jaitsien aha thie silicate, SEC Se equipment for the St. Louis-New Or- And yet they cost no . | It’s real economy when | leans barge and towboat line. sids Boy a Clothine— e , : for tt ipme | pened j Ros anor — T more than the ordinary you can get perfect fit- le ttiHus e 27: kind. No need to sacri- ting, daintily finished, | G. A. Tomlinson, Director of the | Pikes meagre men re with ee ony “ i sent . Division of Inland Waterways. has | 0 lgn-grade materials, in the wanter ait ant inter Shaded fice luxury to obtain durable underwear at a stchlpay New Vouk te asiaien the bids. | that are desirable for school wear; the ‘‘Trench’’ Coats are economy if you buy moderate price. |He will return here Monday. 19 mF are ornignest grade cotton —s | — tilling aed S1?.50 to S15.00 _ selected because they wear ~he surely has it or can Smith, of the availability of a suf- and emblems; sizes ‘3 to 9 years SI : nad icien amo. 0 S »} . e oO , 3ovs’ Shop—Second Floor + et it for you easily. nee ar int f steel. rh only well, and put together £ question is whether a priority order ee apees ye Ey Bae pO aca ae. ew - - ° can be obtained a is time. ga Spee & in a way that makes | Li FALCO is made in all 5 — } [7 ome | Y ' ' ~ Ww aT & ’ ; 5 : — gore note weights, all sizes and MAKING DRY POLL OF STATE sissies __Fur Fabrics — particu arty strong, com- all styles — Vests, Pants, Salt’s Celebrated Fur Fabrics are used extensively for mak- fortable sears. Tights and Union Suits. | Campaign Managers lixpect Com-| ing scarfs, muffs, coats and trimmings. ple te KReturns Next Week. This fabric comes in —_— beaver, wt, pe bit idson seal, : ELDER MANUFACTURING CO. prchiteeen eo GekGre ami] | karara lamb, lambtext, jerntex, drestex and sealskin fur, at fet ' riees ran ing trom, the varad 4 12 h d WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS : ' directors of the dry canipaign. Com- P g ; . th an Washington Avenue St. Leuis, Me. | plete returns are expected in the $8. ‘ cilalaianiesilll been a gain in the dry vote, since} — \ hite ( 700dSs ae. the last election on that issue, of} from 2o to 50 per cent. In one etre Trish Dimitv, pin cheek pattern, adupted for babv dresses and t’, Ball stated, where the divs a waists, is an exceptional value at, the vard oboe ‘ 3a sole , vote against Lquor, gue ‘ Witing ; ' ¥ hes wide: all . i —— i When the returns on the poll ar a | for 75¢ a yard. Special price, the ward whith in, he says, he will be in position to} Heavy Round Thread Linen; 45 inches wide: ranges i C fay approximately what the result] from Bi. to BILT a! 7 ; 3 “3°, » & Y will be It is already xXnown, he Fanevy Plaid Dotted Swiss: 36 inches wide: specia norieed Rien ee o> « TE ‘. . gsivs, that with the votes cast as at, the vard Bae 1164—Cumeo - w | indicated and counted as they are White Goods Shop-—Seerond Floor ; f eous iamont S Siery' rist Watch cust, the drys will win by a wide Brooch, pink ‘ margin te and white TELLS TIME ARN >.“ ’ snout cameo, TOF FCN ANG WOMEN 1 te tun |) MAN AND WOMAN, EACH 77, WED Cedar Ch - ee — y ST! — fine solid — step into Our store anv dav or evening Dependa’ ’ . CS S * = ar i " : : ™? nme irTate ’ a] ‘ : = ay by hie — . lar i i arae room’ f heet :. meas irtin r | | ; ; } "1 meondant hoop ' . ial a . i ' , ‘ Penden . A is fears old Or Jg€P- ‘« m8 ~ -* : ~ . nag nt elsewhere, then make your selections ‘tirade, 1 seyvville, owner of nad in Weste: SOLS in. ije, made of eeleeted red 7 on back AG and open a charge a count Jew a te w , eeeNS Oe ¥ COser 7 = ' ' eatety “ $18 , " | _ ary f aliaeumnt Jersey County. and Mrs. Catherine hand r chad f) nisii. Lida fitted on the neice —? molding. un breakable Deatinn nlen 77. whee a at the making them air-tight and preventi: moths from is Perfection eee-—-shren Camathinkuen i Melati avembaemink entering. A practical and useful Gift. , a1s8 a Month Diamond Ring ri ‘ ustice Case OF Cot rville, offi. ting, Dbraper: shot } OUPLH } ( Ie oO ne. brit liant Diamoeo: "l he bride ic tha widow of \A site , . \ b4-K. solid gold mount Wish Dabl far , -} \—- ' at \Diamond Stud Tip, Be, Ringe range in eee ee ee: a Fine, brilliant Dia \ : o p e from $25 up to for years Was prominent in county - : aoe Ye, v pant ‘ ev0 and over No. 65,9 ; olitic : | . rw ’ i Ics Lier S « Waid NI Diamond Ring Tooth Mounting higher SAiaries than ey er the fore we because of health restrictions the it inagreas of usel i] and attractive articiea ip furniture that > y s , ides! at mae aie ec yes ekts ild conser 1 conference “iyE} make propriate gifts are to be found in our Furniture Shop m 4 $i a Week MS , rs a’ a ae got . | offer an ideal wa, to save a part of 64 . ae Brita pe _ - will | Ww rn “1 3 et i, ST | iter ae: ~ ' nenaitte went ~ @ ’ ccc a a : lot He held next nesauy The new ¢ MCHLIOD peveral speciai items: pe diam or ng ack. Boag their earnings by investing in a iwork of the conference this fall is + 1 . > Fr % . 4 P _ — - and Navy Rings, and Secret handsome Genuine Diamond, on our | contributing | hori charities p reoestie Sewing Cabinet in muhogauy finis . . ' ’ ta . : ad is CMAP! eo Nrgetie efi)! anerrall ow 1”, b- “Ket Top Rings, vad Up. Special $75 a —— * Masy Payment ‘lan. You wear the | through the Needlework Guild. Mach . po - =e ss pig ove tag aacies ie ot “ olid gol : ” ar eg $100 Rings $2.50 a iiaumond while vou pay. Then, too, member is required to contribute Mahogany Smoking Stands, including glass trav © stars, solid go ‘asv Credit Weel. oe Yar: se gatos ina rae ate nd cigar ne et Terms. . : $125 Rings $3.00 a °°” should h ive a fine Wrist Watch; two articles a year. The annual ex- with match and Sei molder R175 Week. see our splendid bargains hibition of garments will be ‘Cues. Humidors, combined with emoking eabinets, in ' - re BC 4 ane : ~ day, Nov. 19, in the Second Baptist n« designe: foot stools, costumers, dav beds. et ure The Old Reliable, Original eens ots SUP er Mete OF | Church a great variets end anieaeman will cnll, bringing 2 | Diamond & Watch Credit House goods you wisk to see. lurniture Shoy Pts Floor Qu K if .Dp gervice the Situatior Second Floor Carleton .Building (‘ail or write for Cata og 9 beh 4 orftey a e tha ipplical © « % 508 N. Sixth St., Near Olive, St. Louis Open Every Evening? | eee nu amber and he can be reached rs (is the average haul,”’ he said. . — ‘*Sorosis’’ Shoes for women have all the requirements of style, comfort and fit and the quality and workmanship are gy. surpassed, A FEW GRE. ave Polish, o * b+ Beco Raking So ‘Mee pk«. BOM -. « o bo woken, ae; Bie pke. eCarpet Sv . a ® Ilha Navy Beans —Imported Lace Curtaims——y9gff mes_es-"ree Curtains that would regularly sell up to $1600 | ——_ . , - “ 23 Monarch Rall. Wh b Special, $9.95 a Pair a one | SOMETHING NEW Imported Arabian Duchesse Point de Gene, Point Milaay ofr ; this once. Kokohe Point de Paris and Prineess Curtains. p% — Some in extra widths and extra lengths; an extraordinary showing of beautiful patterns, at a price that should canse quick = J dawn Pe ome selling tomorrow. These come in ivory and eern, “38 8 1 pke. Temtor Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor. . 7 Cansmapeinssitinnnbnsiiincdeptenitiinanmenneniennia ee ad an ‘ Pac —. ms sh mae . “S458 Why Pay Mor ~~» 5 nes —————__ Fee WE SA i ; ; , , , as oO Fine quality bleached mercerized Damask; 64 inches wide, in - good floral or stripe patterns; the yard Sse je Ne. | Loose Sanaa: Splendid bleached mereerized Damask; 70 inches wide, in 4% Ne. 1 California F floral and spot patterns; priced at, the yard 81.00 } Ne. 1 Ham .....-. Beantiful quality of bleached imported mercerized Damask; |” a. proves Boonie 70 inches wide, in pretty floral or stripe patterns. This Damask he Vv is priced at, the vard $1.25 4% MeetO i. ccccnetees Extra quality bleached imported hemmed mercerized Lunch | #7 Shectders ....... Cloths, in neat dice patterns, Size 45x45 inches; cach 81.15" oe Choos te daees Size 58x58 inches, each $1.50 : Na. 1 Rreakfest 1 - : . e ; Tr Napkins to match, size 19x19; the dozen $3.00 |. oo - Corned Bee . ’ . : 4 Ne. 1 Corne Linen Shop—Second Floor. | Ne 1 W hote Heet . — © Nea, 1 ‘hole _________ ES $= i Woes tos - | rOOK AT a — —Mourning Shop me | os Vandervoort’s Mourning Shop is equipped to furnish you with suits, gowns, coats, blouses, hats and all of the necessary mourning accessories. A selection will be sent to the home upon request. and avallity cuars tix ha that are not #6 * Special A’ & CENTRAL 5110 Mourning Shop—tThird Floor. tu | e— —-" —- emece ss ies nse Nae 1G es aR mT et sss Arh eas MRC a = , ) i ~~ -———-- -Wash Goods—-———— “4 New Tissue Ginghams, in striped effects on white ground, for iz Ks blouses and dresses; in pink, blue, helio, black, ete. Specially tf ye priced at, the vard 50e 4 Silk and Lisle Shirting, in woven stripes for men’s Shirts and | , & Blouses, in the wanted colors. The yard Sie | ge 42-inch Tropical eloth, a linen finished fabrie in all colors. Is ; P an exceptional valne at, the vard 65e 1 56-inch Plain Handkerchief Linen. All pure flax in a rieh * | assortment of color. The yard 81.75 ' Wash Goods Shop—Second Floor. "| a Seong te RES PRG ae Se ee Cut Glass _~-—— Many practical Christmas Gifts can be selected in this de 7 2 partment; and the newest stvle cuttings and designs in the vari- i - ous pieces are shown. ‘a Vases, Nappies» M avonnaise Sets, Celery Trays, j Compotes, Sugar and Creamers, ‘ete - © | We also show a splendid assortment of open- stock Stemware, |. #@ in the etched and gold aud white decorations. | o> ae Cut Glass Shop—Fourth Floor. e =e i ee a % 7 a ; — — , Blankets—— _ ie ; Fieeey White Blankets, of fine lamb’s-wool, with mixed me | hi hair » indings. Borders of pink, blue and all white. Size 70x80.°5 bs The pair 812.50 iF : xtra large size White Blankets, cut single and bound witi 2 mohair r bbaon, Pink and biue borders. Size Sux The or i a R1I2.50. £14.50. 817.50 ; Lamb's Wool Fills d Comf rts, eo. ered with figured mull t and plain muil back. Size 72x84. Fach $816.50 and @17. Bedspreads and Bolster Cover to match, in satin marseilles with sealloped edge and ent eornera, Extra large overhang for bed with box springs. The set SS.50 and 812.50 Blanket Shop—-Second Floor a New Lamps- ——— An interesting ¢0o lection of rotfery base Lamp Mounts, in arious rations, carved teak wood base m rose, amber and rrievated eolors of rose and goki. These mounts are fitted for who ) i’ ' @ Lach Lamp is individual in design, no duplicates: an ideal ‘ he rn 18 a2 fe Priced upwards from £22.50 [Amp Shop—Fourthk Floor ¢é¢ reese me | -The “Brunswick’”— — “All Phonographs in One” This wonderful Phonograph is sold in all styles and finishes in our Music Salons. The ‘‘ Brunswick’’ advertisement ia to day's Globe-Democrat fully describes the revolutionary fea- tures of this wonderful machine—<don'‘t fail to read it. The price range is from $32.50 upward. The terma may be arranged to suit your convenience. New Recorda—"“Smilcs.” “K-K-K-Katy.” “Over There” and | hera, GSe. Piay on all machines. Made by Emerson Phose- ’ rrat f NOW York, on sale First Ficor Tables and SistB Floor Mu: tons Music Salons -®igsth Floor . 4 | ity, plate tity as to * _ oe nee ‘ ee

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fear the latest Piano-Player rolls in our zemonstrating rooms in Music Salon Sixth FPioor, ede a lish and that are b¢s you will find in the newest the conservative and kid. $12 to $14 ee Ser ly ete | Tequirements of manship are un- now being i brown as nay be ob- hase {‘Sorosis’’ P no other make. BO to 814.00 Dr. Sn nnn EG A ne a reer meetanagen ne a ains———. up to $16.00 ur e, Point Milas. ’ an extraordinary hould cause quick ru, D4 inches wide, in Soe inches wide, in ~S1.00 ee ee ew ” mY +20) — P ” : ant De oh Bae SS gh Pio at ay * Pray te r aa sp ae ae Pag : \100¢ pke. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918. PATC EFFERSON PAARKET gand 5 North Jefferson—Jefferson and Market MEAT AND GROCERY _ Everything Guaranteed—Why Pay More ? ow GROCERIES SOAP AND SOAP POWDER COFFEE AND TEA SPECIAL 5 pkas. Washing Powder...~...... 2c | {He Ib. of Tea * 7 bars Seal Satin Soap 7 bars Old-Fashioned Napbtha 5 bars Swift's Pride 5 bars Wool Soap ; boeees 5 bars Lantz’s Gloss Soap .......... 4 cane Cleanser ..... THIS IS GOOD! 2 large cans Red Kidney Beans....2he 2 large enna Tiny Cima Beans..... 2c Campbell's Soup. all kinds ......... Nice can Bean Soup large can Hominy .. Large box of Matches ............. 2 Ilerre cans Pork and Beans....... A 20° can of Peas A 20¢ can of Corn 2 ean«s Pink Salmon ? bottles of Catsup I I i a A 30c can Stringless Beans .. A nice can Pink Reans OUR WRUIT SPECIAL A 30¢ can Califernia Peaches. .? ore eeeeeeete opps AND gy WHILE THEY wised Spice, Ib..........-+6. besdoes A gallon Vinegar, with jug.....-.. A gallon Pickling Crocks A pke. Bird ee A bottle Machine Oll......... " Natmecs, whole A pkg. dello 1 Ib. Whole Cloves 1 lb. Whole Alspice A econ of Potted Meat ..............5¢ A large can Fddy Baking Powder. .15c A 30¢ bottle Yacht Club Catsup.2 for 45c Leote Sweet Pickles, Lb. l5e¢ A FEW GREAT SPECIALS Be Stove Polish, earh............... 3 2 cans Sorghum Baking Soda I-gal. can Syrup 200 pk. A larve can Rovxal Svrup + os. 2 saree can cavern Os rup 1 ‘ : . A large can New Orleans Molasses... aoe pke. Sim s Breakfast Food A can Conntry Sorghum ...... iy lSe pkg. Wheat Bran A can Velyn Brand Mola«ses 50c pke. Furniture Polish ......... ed | She pkg. Furnitare Polish 19¢ | SPECTAL ON HIGH-GRADE PRAS. 10c phe. Muggi’s Prepared Soup.....3¢ | pilot Sifted for 25¢ 5e | Commonwealth Extra Sifted. ..2 for 2% Little Corvoral Extra Sifted... .2 for 2he Robin Sweet Sifted Penas.......2 for 2%¢ Rose of Sharon, Sifted ..2 for 35¢ All these Pease are worth “he. MILK % tall eans Armour ... —- i 3 tell eans Libby ® Iban Navy Beans Se! 3 tall cans Hebe Biack Fve Peas OLEOMARGARINE nke. A larsze jar Temoeter Preserves... 25 A Me can Hent’s Sopreme quality Sliced Hawaiian Pineapple 4fc "Ne can Pearse *he Table Pears SYRUP ? larre cans Syrup MORRIS’ ce hb tebe e weebectcceoecvecsecin 32¢ Sew ent GMMMOS DO DOME 2.5. wc ccc ete cee . RSE a ae ebm bk nto aed B2e Country Roll. Why buy lard? Try this oncesYou)\ will like it 30¢ SOMETHING NEW—The Jefferson Special! L Why/jpay 60c Ib. for Butter? Try this once. Kokoheart, 30c. Nut Margarine. Good as Butter. The price of lard. ENUFF SAID. PANCAKE FLOUR 2 pkgs. Arnt Jemima 2 pkas. Self-Rising Buckwheat 1 pkg. T This sale will last 10 days. Sometimes we run out of certain items, but we substitute. Why Pay More for Good U. S. Government Inspected Meat? WE SAVE YOU 50c ON THE DOLLAR LOOK AT WHAT WE ARE SELLING IT FOR! PORK ROASTS Ne. 1 Loose Sansage. Ib L5e | Rih Rovrst Beef a No. 1 California Hams, lb.........26¢ | Rump Roast ; 'Chnuek Roast No, 1 Ham 35¢ | Roncless Meat . No More Excuse for Co Corn-Pains New! ’ | } “Gets-It,” a Liberty Bottle fer Corns! There’s Only One Genuine ‘*Corn Peeler’’—That’s ‘‘Get’s It. Sve Ee yang ” That's the way “dew tee oa Sa corns. It's the only corn treatment that will, “Gets-It is @ guarantee that vou won't finally have ’ | LONDON ON WILSON'S JUDGMENT TIMES RELIES Opposes Entering Into Old-Fash- ' joned ‘‘Peace Conference With | Cunning, Unprincipled, Enemy Diplomats. ”’ (Copyright.) LONDON, Oct. 18.—Special im- portance is attached by the public to an editorial in today’s Times en- titled ‘““‘Wilson and Peace,” which , reads: . ready worked out some detailed plan | - to gouge, pick, jerk or cut out your corns. If you want the pleasure of set- ting rid of a corn, be sure to get “Gets- It.” It is its wonderful formula that has made “Geta-It"’ the corn marvel that it is, used by more millions than any | other corn treatment on earth. A few drops on any corn or callus, that’s all. It can't stick. It is painless, eases pain. You can kick vour “corny” feet around, even in tight shoes, and your corns won't crucify you You can g0 ahead and work, dance, live, love and laugh as though without corns. “Gets-It.” the guaranteed money-back remover, the only sure way, costs | t a trifle at any drug. store. Manu- factured bv I. Lawrence & Co... Chicago, I in hi world’s best c Dolnh T . Wolff-Wilson ‘o Snderle Drue Co... Pauley Co. Keiffer Drug Co. and Lowell Drug Store.—ADV remedy by | DESTROYS THE HAIR Girls—if you want plenty of thick, | #| beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all ° = aa ‘al . oS | fi} means get rid of dandruff, for it will | B| starve your hair and ruin it if you Mm} don’t. ” brush or wash it out. It doesn’t do much good to try to, The only sure | way to get rid of dandruff is to dis- solve it, then you destroy it entirely. | To do this, get about foutf ounces of liquid arvon; apply it at ordinary retiring; use enough to night when # | moisten the scalp and rub it in gently S| with the finger tips. ~ 4> , ¥ ~ eae re, and By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will complete- lv dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it. You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the sealp will stop, your hair will look and feel a hundred times better. You ean get Louis and recommended | | will ‘enemy to divide them.’ The editorial opposes the proposi- | ‘tion that the associated Governments i DANDRUFF SURELY: ithe Times ' COUN “The President has probably al- on which he believes the general postulates of peace should be trans- lated into practice. If the allied Gov- ernments have not yet progressed as far as he in that direction, they should hasten to make good their omissions and draw up their terms in accordance with the high ideals they have always professed. A Plea for Unity. “Much, perhaps everything, is done. Provided they moral unity and firm acquiescence in the joint sacrifice that has marked | the armed struggle and keep before, their eyes the greatest common good, | joint | they will be able to attain a program for peace and justice which defy all efforts enter into an old-fashioned ‘peace conference, with cunning, unprinci- pled enemy diplomats, to haggle and dispute over the main terms of peace,’’ declaming against such pro- ceedings as disgraced the European diplomatic congress of Vienna and | Berlin in 1876 and sowed the seeds | of the present catastrophe. “Whatever intercourse may be nec- adds, essary with enemy editorial strictly limited plication of negotiable details. In- disputable terms of a just peace must | be agreed upon by these on our side | in advance and must be accepted un- | «hanged by the enemy.” Accepts President's Policy. Inferentially the Times the demand recently urged here for an atlied and American accepts the policy of maintaining an inde- command. It the President in pendent diplomatic will | |/depend upon the spirit in which this) preserve | of the beaten | “must be | to the practical ap-| abandons | diplomatic | il which should apply to nego- | tiations the military.basis of. unified | Stomach Upset Get at the Real Cause—Take Dr. Ea- wards’ Olive Tablets, That’s what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing now. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor digestion, they are attacking the real cause of the ailment—clogged | liver and disordered bowels. ‘the liver in a soothing, healing way. When the liver and bowels are per- | forming their natural functions, away | goes indigestion and stomach troubles. | If you have a bad taste in your mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor, lazy, don’t-care feeling, no ambition or energy, troubled with undigested | foods, you should take Olive Tablets, | the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. by their olive color. Take one like. At 10¢ and 25¢ per box. All | druggists.—ADV. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse | You will know them | £0 They do the) work without griping, cramps or pain. | or two at bedtime for # quick relief, so you can eat what you) Pruritus, Milk Crust, Water Poison, Weeping Skin, Etc. For fifteen years I have been treating one dis- ease aione. ECZEMA. I have handied over one million cases. I doa not pretend to Know it all. but I am convinced the disease is due to an ex- cess of acid in the blood. and closely related to rheumatism and cancer. This acid must be re- moved, Eczema is called by so ne people Itch. Tetter. Salt Rheum. Pruritus. Milk Crust. Weeringe Skin. etc am ful!v convinced Eczema ie 2 curable disease, and when I sav it can be evred. mean = C just what I say—C-U-R-E-D. and not merely D ‘ ANNADAY patched up for a while to return worse than be- Eesema Specialist fore. It makes no difference what other doctors for 15 Yeurs have told vou. or what all vou have tried. all I r ask is just a chance to prove to vou that this vast experience has taurht me a freat deal that would be of helo to vou. If vou will write me today I will send vou a free trial of mv mild. soothing. guaranteed treatment that will ado more to convince vou than I or anvone elise could in a month's preaching It's all up to vou. If vou suffer anv more with eczema and refuse to merely write to me for free trial. just blame vourself No matter where vou live I have treated vour neighbors. Merelv dropping mea postal today is likeiv to rive vou more real comfort in a week than vou ever expected to en!tov again. Do it right now: vour verv life mav be at stake J. E. CANNADAY, M. D., 1273 Court Bk., Sedalia, Mo. Reference: Third National Bank. Sedalia. or ask your banker to find out about me. Send this notice to some poor sufferer from eczema. It will be a kind act by von. Nervous People Recelve Careful Attention [jt H. E. DOWEL OES DENTISTRY WEL S. E. Cor. 7th and Olive Opposite Republic Entrance on 7th Street Opposite Republic Hours: Daily, 8 to 6; Sun. 8 te 13 , We Give 7| Eagle Stamps Eagle Stamps Sale a Price, Yard... 5 C £ 36 inches wide, for dresses, | waists and children’s dresses. Shadow stripe Challies, all wool; 42 inches wide: two shadow stripes; fast black; $1.25. trous, fast black; yard, $1.25. $2.45 all pure wool, and shrunk. fast black: 1.25 Costume Velvets, sale price, vard, &8e. I8c Serges | it) aww | ¥ Splendid navy blue French Serges, Skirts, $1.75 Challies, $1.25 pure stvles yard, Silk Poplins, $1.25 $1.75 Silk Poplins, yard wide: lus- Black Serge, $1.69 Black Serge, 44 inches wide: sponged Costume Velvets, 89c ee | 22-inch, silk finish; in all colors, also black; ST.LOUIS A BARGAIN 5 wil Aa = ~ RROADWAY & MORGAN ST ? PEP eeOoeooonvenene DODCCOPVCOCOWAOEU10OUG 29 Shirts or Drawers $ Men’s ribbed Shirts or Drawers; very elastic; good quality; each Women’s $1.50 Union Suits Ribbed Union Suits: ex-j 25 $ e traordinary values; spe- Child’s cial for Monday Women’s |! Women’s | Hose Strong, durable 89c Silk $2.25 Silk Silk Hose — wa ass. and comfort W ash Goods 50 pieces Printed Cotton Challies; 35¢ Sateens; fast black, mercerized finish; for linings, petticoats, ete.; on C sale Monday, yard. 50c Plaid Dress Goods; 50c Shirting Madras; ~ Bargains fast colors; suitable for comfort- ers and kimonas; 25e value; special, Monday, yard bl wool fin- ished; elegant for children’s dresses; 3 & special Monday, yd. extra fine quality; yard wide. These goods come in remnants and off the bolt: 9 FOIE. ccccccnececsen and Fiber Hose $1.49 = 35c Some Remarkable Valuesr For Monday’s Selling | We 4 — > A rt il - —s Oot tee ee ~ —— SE a hye a a - — ome — ~ er @ 7 0 te. Hans s x Diy eee a! ae ter be eS wy Nee sansa ay ee ” rag \ aioe rm, . §.% pee. oe 3 eee | oe ee ee ed galling Re *& ee cA er ba? ye 7. - a ~~ ie i. bts it oe: nw ete = ” fe! * — we > + ae Sa . oe a rn, Ralt Jowls 2le Spareribs _.Lbe | Sirloin Steak = ne | Seund Steak | Hamburger 0. 20 | ltc | Lee of Lamb SKhoniders 2ie Stews status In CO-} 4 ‘rized Damask: os. This Damask ; $1.25 nercerized Lunch MS; cach 81.15 $1.50 Operative discussions. This change of view is attributed | liquid arvon at any drug store, It 13) inexpensive and four ounces is all vou | will need, no matter how much dan-! to the single-minded resolve of the| druff you have. This simple remedy! allies to make every selfish consid- | never fails.—ADYV. eration subservient to the attainment | ofa just and enduring peace. It also! testified to the confidence reposed in Wilson's consummate | statesmanship and to his insight into the essentials of the situation. 6 ST. LOUIS WOMEN TO SAIL AS RED CROSS AIDS OVERSEAS aay ~ . ret et a Blankets and Comforts $2.75 Blankets Cotton Fleeced Blankets, tan or gray, pair, Basement Specials Children’s $1.0@ Sleeping Gar- ments; small $29. 5 Classy Winter OATS Resi $] Q.50 Just 43 Coats in the lot and they are as handsome a group of classy Coats aS was ever offered at this low price. They are made of fine plush, wool ve- lour and warm durable cloth Many have fur col- lars: some are lined throughout and come in Bur- eundy, green, brown and black. Silk Dresses $16.98 $ 1 — Values, al *e >, We ship by express. Our Express Orders are giving good satisfaction. All) Express Orders must be accompanied with a Postofiice Monev Orcer. Weirht and anality guaranteed. All money refunded on orders returned to our store that are not satisfactory. aateegementand anpoa!! pate : - . Wet reas i rt time Special Attention to Hotels. Boardine Houses and Restaurants. == ee ee ae q a : ; ? eT years euncceas. Write today WE DELIVER ALL ORDERS OVER 82. for freebookiet and ful! partic- ulars, including testimonials cextraL sio-r JOE SMART, Mer. from every state, price, eto. Not sold in atores, ey Speen tires terete le eee a Oe Children’s 75c Flannelette Petti- coats; spé- cial Monday, ped to furnish sand all of the 2000 Needed to Do Canteen and Hos- pital Hut Work Behind Battle Linc—lList of Qualifications. Two thousand American womeg are needed tp do canteen and hospi tal hut work for the Red Cross bach of the bettle line in France, accorde ,ing to Maj. George W. Simmons, | chairman of the Southwestern Divie | sion, with headquarters in St. Louis. Six West End young women will | sail for France within the next few days. They are Mises Miriam Be- noist. 4622 Berlin avenue: Anne K | Farrar, 9320 Waterman avenue; | Blanche W. Fulkerson, 5705 Cham: LL be rlain avenue; Celeste Lynch, 6037 | i eeecreeeg OS Berlin Kithel Riddle, 20) | Jr ii Westmoreland place; ferkeley Sloan, | 0673 Von Versen avenue. Applicants must meet the follow- | | ing requirements: Must be between | B, ARF restrict the selling, on!* }“8 and oo years of age, preferably | & aneneemnes one to a customer. For i between 25 and 80: must have ro- : Monday only, | bust health. certified to by a medi- $3 50 - can examiner designated by the Red ‘ . $9.00 Felt Mattress Cross; mnust volunteer services and pay ell expenses, ‘if possible, approx. EPO pa Y : : Jenuine All-Felt Mat- imately $1200 .for.six months, in- tress, bought a year cluding initial equipment and steam- ago at low inarket Ship passage. If a woman is pecul- hoe d ag geo ee i. at edad , a 6 ticking; full size, : j larly fitted for the work, the Red | WA tra spectal. Cross will, under certain cireum- | 95 6. 7 pav her transportation and | | Maintenance, A knowledge of oS $3.25 Bird’s-Eye Diaper ' French is desirable. but not $7) .49 Peatetlan 5 008 a | Sary in every 10-yard pieces, sale price, Central 5110-R Bomont 13S4 eee ae ee = - 7 ; PHYSICIAWS REMEDY COMPANY, |, 763 Bam Fernando Bidg. LUS ANGELES, OAL | Infants’ 75¢ Flan- nelette Kimonos and Gowns, at... Infants’ 50c Cot- ton Blankets; extra special..... Infants’ 25c White Stockings; sale price, pair : $6 All-CopperWash Boilers Extra Special! A genuine all-copper Wash Boller, made with drop handles, sold everywhere for $6.00. We have only four dozen of them, therefore we will Large size white, tan or gray; good weight, pr. $3.98 $7.50 Woeol-Finish Bilankets— large size; white, tan or gray: heavy ° weight, pair... $6.00 Bed Comforts—Large 8120; mart 94,50 dis ecsdd ud ddl, > 3 a ~ ' } white ground, for , etc. Specially Hoe men’s Shirts and He in all colors. Is 6c in a rich R1.75 covered; a stitched . 7 oa a a oe _- ~ *% plitepililatat tia athe a *» Ms > e — ms ~ . ly Rt he At Se inapniaga tite - os ge s3 Re eted in this de Signs in the vari- =. We Trim Hats i ree of Charge. Surpassing any previous sale we ever held. Elecant silk velvet and velvetta shapes, in black and every imaginable Fall color, with a style for each and every woman. (Cet yours here Monday while 250 last, at * hygee Mom nated 4 ae, >’ slery Trays, alti: ( Jere, reptree © bap seammens Senta > . re ne « ybric Priced ise Hoan dkorchirts z em che re for - ar gg ne 4 Monday. . ® 6 in Box for : | Choice of 2200 pairs of Women 's $4 vie} kid, brown. 50c Flouncings, 39c Embroidery “7 Inehes . . ¢ . > % « arin " Kid and dull calf lace Boots ; kid or cloth tops, sewtdery Viewing) SF eel high or-low heels; all sizes, at $2.95. nty eyelet and scalloped de towels; 2 each piece stances. mneces- case; must be free from all German and Austrian |} {ion; must not have a husband, fa. ther or son in the United States of | allied forces, or in the-Y. M. Cc. A! Rs eine saith | Red Cross, Knights of-Columbus or 80x90. The pair / | / We ; , - LO? ANE Similar organizations; must sign for 14.50. $17.50 ' a / 1 exit | ll Mh Ga AS rs 8 s SIX months’ service and for 12 eared -snuil rte ‘ 1. , » a A WP oe Titans a eA WAS hs IN , / months in case expenses are paid by | 50 aud 817.50 y —SS== —= a erreeneeen AN “ai | the Red Cross; must wear uniform | agen ae wi Za a = SS whi when on duty; must be Vaccinated | Se overkane as | for smallpex and inoculated for ty- | D and 918.50 phoid and paratyphoid; must give | -sixe references, one of whom. at!§ least, inust be a woman, and all must ! |e American citizens and outside of ' the applicant's family or connec. LIONS, Miss Olive Simpkins and Miss Lu. Young, who are in charge of | Tecruiting, may be seen daily at 1250 | Railway Exchange. ST. LOUISAN IN COLLISION "AT SEA HERE ON VISIT _— ee CONNEC. with mixed mo- ite. Size 70x80. 812.50 10- Yard Bolt... 20 inches wide; worth $3.25; special bolt, $2.49. 25c Toweling Fiouncing, Samples; large hand and kitchen 2he: special, 30c Muslin 19c - Aa mussed; at 82.4 arid... 4 isibihsceasteP Bovs’ Brown Calf Shoes for Fall: Blucher styles; easy fitting lasts ; New biack Silk Dress Fringe, made af fine twisted elik cord, 4 teaches @) long: yard, O&e. 8c Spool Silk, 6c ) All colors and bieck and white: 56” vard isn Be quality. IAmitt 19 spools to @ customer, spool, 6e, . SSS Boys’ $6.95 Suits, $5.00 7 eek a ~~ (: » | models; all $5.00 — ‘ and sent on your simple request without: any money in advance Genuine Oneida Community Par Plate—The Handsome Mahogany Finish Chest is FREE The Government has told us that Christmas purchases MUST be made early ornot at all. Clip the coupon, sign it, and rush it to the mail box. — si7e8 Special, Yard, Be ae | Bleached Muslin, fectiv good, only remnants; yard, 19. amp Mounts, in “ae: rose, amber and hts are fitted for Girts’ Dall Calf and hid Calf English Lace Shocs Ne. 2185—This beautiful 26-piece set of Community Par Plate Silverware consists of 6 Solid Handled Knives; 6 Forks; 6 Table- spoons; 6 Teaspoons; | Butter Knife; 1 Sugar Shell: all contained in a Handsome Mahogany Finish Chest, as illustrated. Sommunity Par Plate is made by the famous Oneida Community, makers of the world's best known silverware. The blanks are of heavy white metal of excellent qual- = od aoe = ine silver in phe ee QUAKER VALLEY MFG. CO., Aurora, Illinois munity Silverware always gives. The wt%h 2tymdimpineAsdee Na, 218 melee Reid . Treat ommunity eirv , : ; e n Bridal Wr renh Pattern is one of the prettiest and most Nerinorg If pleased, [ will remit $2.50 a month until your special popular patterns made by this firm. Don't overlook pre of SIZAE Je name ota alter I receive fe this opportunity of obtaining a magnificent set of this a5 farnous silverware on terms that make it easy to buy and easy to pay for. Let us send you the set on 10 days’ approval. If you like it—and we know you will— y only $2.50 a month until the low price of $12.85 paid for. Just sign and return the Coupon TODAY. lieates: an ideal Adler’s $1.75 Cape Gloves Women's genuine ‘‘ Adler’s’’ Cape Gloves; black or Aan; = $139 Women’s $2.75 7 4 ine woo materials: Kid Gloves , patterns ; A g David G. Collins, 19 years old. son | ] & ‘of Mrs. John J. Collins, 4565 Arling- | 1noO eum it IA ton avenue, who was a member of . iigh-grade Buriap- ’ a A choice selection ea cheerful pat- the crew of the A merica nN ? steamer, } Back I.i{nolieums in briaht. ate NWerman Frasch, which was sunk in| @ s: BSc value; cut from roti, |}a collision with the American tanker | .(aeorge G. Henry off the Nova Scotia NEPONSET S Coast (oct. 4, is here visiting his mother. | Large mil! shipment, one solid car of ——— "get 100% waterproof Fioorcovering, —— with a high enameled surface, pa terns ety baked on, and has highly waxed fi iis “> back making it absolutely waterproor, large selection of patterns, square yard...- $3 9 8S —r 8:zes Boys’ $10 O’Coats « Pretty patterns: good heavy ma- terials; miiitary tyles; 2 to 19 years... square vies and finishes utisement in to- Volutionary fea- read it, Collins had been on midnight. The collision occured 409 ' minutes later. The Frasch sank in/| five minutes, the entire crew jump- | ing overboard. Forty-eight of Collins’ ‘hipmates drowned. Forty-one su.- V.vors, Collins among them, wer: | picked up by the Henry which stood | Ly until morning. 5 $7 Matting Rugs, 9x12: large Collins was in the water for two ‘ > a . hours. tle enlisted in the navy last | selection of patterns. eeceoseoeoee? January and pas made four trips! cverscas, watch until! Boys’ $12 Suits pleasin oat a ie 8.95 Union-Made Pants Men's $3.00 Panta, 82.45 Men's $3.50 Panta. $2.75 ; (Write your name in full bere) convenience, : ; One-clasp, pique sewn and contrasting stitching; black only; sale $2.00 Over There’ and Emerson Vhono- Aadbdies and Sixth (Write street address or riwal route number bere) price, pair (Write city and state here) 17TO-Oet. TO If you prefer that we, ow by insured pavneteant Corhtah te t, ickest and cheapest way, rem Y cents, pa oa the coupomy otherwise express charges will be collected ea ery.

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AN \ > +4 tmans sem a 4 > - + t “* —-; ~ +. - “7 eg ‘ ee wi | —- an’ ¥ ‘¢ ' po ne en we - eu: iT pad . | we With All +i >, 2 : es : " Tt, * re ‘ ‘ eS hb , - . bd How to Prevent It From | 2cce:: a Ge 5 ot oss5: : ° ™~ T a R + : t+ ttt BOoans TTT TT = ene! 1 | . . : , A} : : . .« Penne ee@Eeaae BERG! oot jeaaacnes' + bey Se@armene i i here ie no oceasion tor OU tY ‘ H Litltitry 44 p+ Ht . rTTTyT han aeaanmnatom ens tr LL upatftractive or premature] old es ree : ae * ; ; T t eattse of vray, streaked wi ith Sheth Se » a ‘ a 7 T : j mn? ey t? ‘ se i i White or faded hair. Don't let . > . a one s ee 18 took of age rod you pe cco nstgraygs ua 4 Hh : : “at vour youthful heanty nig Pye ‘a é x $ ae be " a Y rSTTTT TTT Te +++ }eee: et elegant sa tr etlgipees ; Va bes ¢ seoseaasssseree es SeSTStsSR I SERSS se :aneE es area ass ama a a *No” Matter how vray, preme y. . x AA on it 4 ¥ $$=4+-4-4-4+-44--+-4 PPT errr rrTrT se a i pai’ lusterless or faded you ea s Bae) a ‘ Cea tt , rt rttt H+ Tt titty a tint Ley t Creole’? Hair Dr ae ce of “O Ss T ‘ bax % iy sid Sa ie % . , ? ry , . - 7 | } uM 92 wit} revive the color glands of ua } - ‘ \ 1e5 rh ’ a = io + ‘i promote na healthy condition g or + g - ers at the > p+ Bing me es ED: a heir and acalp—ond cause ali of v n bs diary ft al int : ft, lustrous and beantit a j 4 » star cast in * 7 r rir paration i —TTITT h; hy Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores, —— “Here we played to $32,282. op = & Dolph Drug Stor and all aint hs ahteeres ‘ ed program brought i nen cirijc stores every where. Orders from i ’ > ean j ; 7 an + ' ei i . } out-of-town customers filed a ° It was hot The doors had to be senate: + ode M+ pon reee ipt of re gu ar rs seh vegas left open, so it was d tfic ult to play, ; oe ee i \DVI ER TISEMENT. the dialogue geing like this: ‘I am epee ; N D S S T U B B 0 R N ‘aunted (Toot—to-o-ot:). Farver ‘ad ’ eS , 7 j lane- the call, an’ 'e answered t. (C ENDS. IN A HURRY clang') An’ I’m sure ‘e's a | OUT-OF-TOWN * ‘cause ‘a did. (Brr-r-r, ang. hag ted - 3 ye Brakes on!)’ PEOPLE am! he For real effectiveness, this old home- Like a Paper Sea, Mit will be worth your while te “8 Bess s made remedy has no equal.. Easily “A mass of fans and Iie eon vel 150 miles to attend this sale fe we ° , assly be é , : ees : and cheaply prepared. : moved endlessly once ind rig ae 7 oon can’t come, send your mai‘ ‘ 1a wht 4 You'll never know how quickly 4 rignt and left, until one seeme > 7 @)})*® 8 sy. | & bad cough can be conquered, until you be rising and falling on a paper | orders. Hy ah; 7) trv this famons old home-made ayer Every time anyone -y Do sinh “Ke, ' h . . ~e rhed a read suddenly, the rest o ée co 74 m dv. Anyone who ha: Cougs movec we : 7 . fi d at t e . hie 41) eavw at the}... emed in danger of drowning. ‘al . t to Jos . ice ay and all night will say that t pany seem } j jweneeare ' : Corporation . > | Te Mate relief given is almost like 4. gqomeone once said of ened gs | P eo. assignment of the mammoth Stock of Scarritt-Comstock ce — ey ea conce | rtunity oth Fh ; very ef ’ ‘pared ‘tor, ‘His skin acted beautifully.’ : WY? sorta ; This @) ; ° eer 20 28 Very easily prepared, | actor, ‘His. | i ONT on 2 . ; a commercial tragedy. dise and | pag * “si a ’ and | te LO aia . ° f the creditors was 2a an d really there is nothing better for Between the heat, the noise, | DAE: ’ urt satis . : one vated if es ” incessant waving, St. Louis | Days) 4 asus of Circuit Co ad y t 75 ears by selling only quality home furnishings. ¥e in St. Louis al mate « pint bottle, put 2% ounces .o..med a sort of friendly hell where | of ee , enviable reputation during the las y : fo of | hi occas ¢ iia ain then add plain granulated | patriots were gathered together. en akan = : b tu ed into cash quickly. Seven big oors asning ; yrup to make a full pint. Or, See Gee ee SAE hag paecte , f thi ense stock must be turn | st th sugar syrup to make a full pint. * “On Sunday nig we me og ee ty N dollar’s worth of this imm . litv R nd Stoves are to among you can use clarified molasses, honey | pave a supper and dance for 1 Bet, aS fas Ow every includi immense additional stock of finest quality Rugs a ’ ' or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. company. Everybody reported a pte } ay peerens ‘th S itt-Comstock Furniture, Inciuding an Ps of s about . i uldn’t go,) T i], ee aici! =6(WI Carri Hither way, the full pint saves abou splendid evening. co 4 : . rh Wt Hh es 5) kommen two-thirds of the money usually Bpent which means that I was really quite | “+ agane r for cough preparations, and gives you done up, because I am =e — * | d a more positive, effective remedy. It ‘Oh-yes,-I'd-love-a-party. Be room tee an j a keeps perfectly and tastes pleasant Miss Taylor did not seem ~ a on ‘Hein 3 ' rj finnie Maddern 8 * —¢thildren like it. ; very well with Mrs. k B d § 9 You can feel this take hold instant- Fiske, another member of the troupe, | ultes rass e S | J ly, soothing and healing the mem- and betrays a certain resentment , f steel and | | yy “ It , i In one , To k have always Although the price o | branes in all their air passages. over the latter’s exclusiveness. Scarrit-Comstoc : Phe d ieee ht cough, | ses: been known for their magnific Beds are at the very highes promptly loosens a dry, tight | place she confesses: ke.” ae and immensely large stock of brass Be Ret and soon you will notice the ~— “I don’t progress with tm Fi el Bedroom SS eee now, we offer this entire immense ee 3 | Y Y an a) wri . ’ is signs, as S4h AS " : thin out and then disappear a | ie the St. Louis entry, 6 here! Sauk awe Weare: ‘Queen Anne. Chip- stock of finest quality Beds at nN -Room +e tte gether. A day’s use will usually brea ae, FERS Sever See eee eo hy Rennaissance and Louis lf price: Inin = oom ] pe. mp an ordinary throat or chest etn | We rarely see her. What a shame! = xvi Period styles. Every known about one-half p Z and it is also splendid for greene gf Doesn’t one get frightfully lone- finish is shown: us SET—Reae- STEEL BEDS; all colors; $2 75 ~ T les $ croup. whooping eough and bronchial | 0°” am lar price $3800 — "$47.50 | Teeulss price 48.00; now ac Od. ultes ab =~ « SETS— % aoce {4 , a Pos 7> OM SET—Regu- 77 : lors; regular strais NING TABLES; regu- $ with dire 2 on bhante i aive wen ee ee eS tit ce fo BEDROOM 96 50 price $26.00; math: $14.20 8-PIECE DINING-ROOM SUITE— = ankaa $27.50; now at 14,98 $49.75 - thing else. rTIATANTLCE: gy : , " derstand Eley ~ ‘aa shee eacetcéoseae . , at. a eee eeee eed ° Regular price $65.00- ‘$ ne lute satisfaction or money refunded. “Now,” the actress concludes her now wi OOM SET —Regu- now ey : — ow ieee io 4?. 50 DINING TABLES; regu $17.50 nate: . ' % Wav Ind sesh i Hef 4-PIECE BEDRO STEEL BEDS; all colers; regular 1 SUITE— lar price $32.50; now at K The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, In —__—— |St. Louis impressions with a relie q lar price $198.00— ce $20.00: 8-PIECE DINING-ROOY fy? 50 pt pore —_ ‘that is frank if not flattering, “Now PRs irae nate” . abo on Heer . Regular price $95.00- $59. 10 DINING TABLES; pen: $21 25 *: . né ; ; i 4 a rn) Sits -MegG= FB SVM SF cocescees ia —eee eee rice $40.00; now a + K ’ for the train to Louisville, a ony of ss i. aeten (Cog ggg i y 40 FINE BRASS BEDS; regular agence DINING-ROOM SUITE— ree ts TADLEG: rere- $26 85 suIT 50) « beautiful women and soft vo ae ei ¢ oa erew www tam eee eRe ig oF $14 . price $32.00; 8 Regular price $135.00— $76. 50) lar price $47.50; now at y be $76.5 ne ee ee ee f th mes t sees 6-PIECE BEDROOM SET—Regu- OW EE sng eo sgneeees mins NOW at .....ceseeeeeee 7 NG TABLES; regu- 31 50 oe es ‘receipts in St. Louis ae one : soon +h ‘ | Pittsburg. en es | amt lar price $595.00— $344 00 price t PMT eI eS ° —now at ...... ee. SUITE me. | fil a . now a tees 10-PIECR nee #295 00 819 5 u e gS | sa “4 aim Regular price $295 $ T / a See tetany nef . tu- 44-44 s 7: - » ax \ Sarre eeSiece: , before was there such a s ™ CARUSO CONCERT AT COLISEUM \) = » 10-PIECE tee Seanad ae SUITK— P it i a ‘collection ae! Rae ettes ~ ae = ——— ‘ ss : tegular price $450. $ nging from the mos : z , IS POSTPONED 10 OCT, 30 +4 : “arty = & In Addition to the Huge Stock of Scarritt- et a8 oxicecccun 245.00 sive to the ericd designs. iivery —— . a opener paenoaiee —— owe > bee (To SUITRE— Chippendale Perio es : | G * ~ | A -PIECE DINING-ROOM pp 4 ie shows | AS Soe Se Te fl ture. W Incladed 10 600.00 Known finish and woo - . a = Oe urn e e Have lar price $ ae e | | Tenor, in First Appearance Here tn th a BH ke ' | Comstock F ’ ern He wee: 360.00 ——-read the prices: i at 34.50 n Thi k Y ur Hair | Eight Years, Will Conclude Pro- aan fF, ) emp ri ® ey mas MASS Iv E UFFETS; regu a $39 75 : oD typ gram With “Star-Spangled FL | i REA 0 C] t we a $14.75 oe With Cuticura Tn ’ (ees China OSEtS MASSIVE BUFFETS; regular $45.60 ‘ In the hope that by that time the m' jean ° CHINA CLOSETS—Regular price price $38.00; 21.40 : n If you have dandruff your hair will] | jntiuenza ——— wil have a rs t . inster Rugs Royal Wilton Rugs $25.00—now 4.75 now at on eotteees aiinies a Getinere Bagh. Sak Daten Ae ete | lity of his phonograph records. The om 3 Babe OalS Lh. oo ccceeeds Prae | wtes Ould fi... 2k. $89.75 CHINA CLOSETS—Regular price price $85.00: 470 : ‘Cuticura, Dept. $24, Boston a rill sing are the prime ati . ine $ Soap 2c. Ointment 25 aad foc. Talcum three arias he will sing are e pr poy ae am ‘ $104.50 $65.00—now now at favorites of his vast talking machine nas en Velvet Rugs | Siew GRRE fh. ccccnavan OE wed deseeks etch eee . aed Pumed following. They are: “Celeste Aida,” A en ‘ anit ttt ha $1.98 | ° * Scores | from Verdi's “Aida;” “Una furtiva ee ae tags. a > : ee Bemoe Ms ino ccsceads tap _ ° D h ff § DON’ T NEGLECT . lagrima,” from Donizetti's “‘L’Elisire > BS a a . m Size 27x54 in. ......00.. #2.62 Japanese Oriental Rugs ressers C | oro e ~ -Rerulas : d’Amore,” and “Vesti la giubba,” = "SS eI 2 8 2 SA oman | Ges tS. $79.25 MASSIVE DRESSERS — Regular Come first and get best choice, $7 50 ; from } eoncavallo’s “I' Pagliacci ‘? ~ — : - 9 a Size 9x12 » ft ceoeeverecves £29.10 O1Ze Xia - $S. 4 « = Q;. C RES ~— ot “3 aFoed . ~ od. . ia Se ’ ; + RREUMATI These numbers will be accom- oe as ‘ a nf TF a nS 8.5 1.25 size 9x12 ft oe sees behest RAS ER octane tea Pome ly in ap design Regular | 40 panied by members of the St. Louis On few uF ow wong Ph a me a” 3S 80 The finishes are xolden oak age . $i | OR ) Symphony Orchestra, under the ba- ig ube tt : . eye a —6 $19. oak, mahogany a d American ut Sao erte: : : ane . ee +t+H4-4-4 ee +S ° ae. Sakae oo ‘ircassian walnt Go after it with lean’ 3 ton of Giorgio rhage yr apa of aren i : Hy =. Willow Wool Fiber | Congo eum PERIOD {DRE ‘SSERS - 79 10 pie a nual ~eneial at $18. 98 : the Metropolitan Opera company. be 414+ » , | rice $50.00—now x : “a 2! ibe «. Liniment before it gets Judging from his liberality nt re- caer Feaetsiesd’ss Grass Rugs | Rags | Rugs apres asain oe | genta 4.95 | om Regulate dangerous. cent concerts, Caruso may be ex- oh * 7+ bagi | Size 83x10 ft 6 | f t 86.75 — cee ap 38 4() MASSIVE: CHIFFOROBES;: reeulst _ $21 00 — pected to grant numerous encores * + | Size 6x9 ft. $8.95 | § ‘n. at 810.88 | Size 6x9 ft, a p pate oo i $ ° price $35.00: 9 75 Regular ' it pen-| o ’s fin: : ber if eee! . i : ae ; Size 6x9 ft., at 7.8: co etl eat Regular now at Apply a little, don t rub, let it pen-| Caruso’s final programmed num + - +i = Size 9x12 ft., at ine beeen NZ PERIOD DRESSERS , @; rem- etrate and—good-by twinge! Same! is “The Star- Spangled Banner,” sung { —t ey : $12.98 ee 11.98 Size 7 ft. 6 in. x 9 ft., orice $85.00—now $46 50 MIRRORE BD CH HIFFOROBES; 10 $29. 00 ’ . — oe . ous 6 " . , : % ie = price zy v . ular price .? Uv gelling liniment vear after year. _ | erate a tz pe . CHIFFONIERS—Regu- $14. 60 now at . $12.85 nomical by reason of enormous sa C8. | ' ¥ We) ° ] 65 lar price $27.50 ta at oe DD CHIFFOROBES: ree- +: Keep a big bottle ready at all times. | ALLIES SHOP T0 OPEN NOV, 15 i! rev ee 1000 Yards Ve vet tair arpet, e CHIFFONIERS — Regu- $? yy 10 ar price $75.00 $16 98 Ask your druggist for Sloan 's Lini- Or o £3) . i. . lar price $40.00 now at - now at ; . ment. 30c, 60c, $1.20. American Fund for French Wounded | 4 a4 ~tr-- 2 4 ‘ CHIFFONIERS — . $34. 15 | = $20.40 and Janior League to Co-Operate. > 4h ° My lar price $60.00—-now a ° 7 airs The Allies’ Shop, under the aus- ; = ; CHAIRS—regular price : "oan Nov. 15. The building is being re-/ > 2 KR an RED CEDAR CHEST hegu'ar cg tee $ | 98 pimoe: ane constructed and redecorated. The > ike ss sade price _ 0 $9.75 at . fe w Mowk- first floor will represent a garden. Me | LATER S— BRIDGE BEACH i now & : ° , ds N« CHAIRS—-regula pric ng sacri pres if - will be the Allies’! f s (HARTER nen : == A Regular om a $65.00 49 75 RED CEDAR CHEST Rewula Ty a _ 5 5 ; ocd fess niet, Mens t meane rhe secon OoTr Wi é “_ j - , liegular pr $13 $9.85 now at ° oO price $20 090— $I | 98 ‘ ° . Io “ nas ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . . sca » . > Cpe om *? 4s F . . a . ——. # , " at : Bgiipation ' ee ta he iournes Ailies’ Shop are Mrs Reginald brost, ' 4 ome $16.85 now \ y ry on a aoa ve cumer Saati DINING c HAIRS regular price 35) | ! ' : Ve oeira foxui4 rf \ * & > PRs Mw’ OTY) ~~ a ‘ ; Gh Rex ‘ar tk > Ne . _ ve Bic tonic an purifie Blackburn's Presia¢ : 4 : ' se , ; (THMARTER OAK HEREATE RK S— COMSES ATION RANGE An price $50.00—~ (0) — — ond vice presiden: ‘irs Samuel hegwular price $30.00 —_ $2 50 | price $135. VV- 8.00 at ad — Royal Pills Reott, third vice presiy mt: Mrs. Leo! Dosw at — b. aew ra a ceed — CU TO and am Degmet Carton, eocréiars. reas iaes b

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eta tte h itt Ee oy = ae: ae es 0 ne i Pe 2 eee Se a Ee $e een land a ti bs sate a) * De lad sa Ee ee we “ ee Si ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR - SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCR — a a ee ee a o 2 - -— = 4 ii a Rik ii i peSeerai Ait Paeei ii 4 SSeSRRaES: Seue | * ii yeeat i Litiit Lijit i Beg Tit Lili Pili iitit SELLITISTrr Liitliiil 3 > LALLETiiy ISSCC eeseawe I -~ seaeeeace@ee ter & i weer rwyeryryryye ye eee + ole + con — FPS SRIBECHRPRateeea ws er ee eee ee tee eee + - yo pons \eaeen pean sei il AIL Lit A idedud 4 - LICHT ba AGO ERARTinnne. TT TT Tee wyerprftreeee F a es oe Me oe om | is with uric August was the month of greatest strive to filter out, they weaken from + Sold fo danger and greatest vigilance, for | overwork, become sluggish; the elim. a r : the number of American troeps com- | isative tissues clog and the result ij ay nage reached its maximum |} idney trouble, bladder weakness ané’ ae a general decline in health. a Cash Only Because of the unceasing wateh, When your kidneys feel like lump) never-ending readiness te pounce of lead; your back hurts, or your res” : upon German submarines and the . disturbed two or three times durt : gamaatry of the mes on beard the) ing the night; if you suffer with sick” headache or dizzy, nervous spells, aci€ stomach, or you have rbeumatisn /when the weather is bad, get a ee aL s Site 1 Sid asssueussaaasesinscsesssscescssscenseasse: Sieeten Datuus times teenie cee SStSeneasnmassausaaee, t+ TTT1 1 shipping losses have been confined age a)most exclusively to foreign vessels. iaiies ier ede ate coed your pharmacist about four ounces o Goods Held 60 Days ly throughout the period of chief iJad Salts; take a tablespoonful in « glass of water before breakfast for @ . Most of the vessels suc- | on P ayment of 7 aiaee aah few days and your kidneys will ther aay at oe by submarine act fine. This famous salts is made Deposit have been outward-bound from )|Q oe ia of grapes and lemor! Arrangements have been made Tae anes ——" juice, combined with lithia, and haw EP @ 3 Se ess] > S 3 Sesahewarean' with a large storage house to | been used for generations to flush anc hold goods as long as 60 days, Ten American destroyers took part | if you so desire. Noe charge for this service. ‘in one of the most successful sub- | Stimulate clogged kidneys; to neutral” | marine hunts on Aug. 9. They were. ize the acids so it no longer is a source heading south in column when the | Of irritation, thus ending bladder ding leading destroyer sighted a periscope | orders. 7 'to her port bow at 800 yards and. Jads Salts is inexpensive; cannot in) t | gave chase. The submarine sub- | Jure, makes a delightfal effervescent + |merged, but the destroyer steamed /ithia-water beverage, and belongs ine ahead of her and dropped two depth | every home, because nobody can make bombs in her path amd then let go| a mistake by having a good kidney 14 charges in a circle. Suddenly the flushing any time. ADV. bow of the submarine emerged and ' Saini became the target for the shells of | REDUCE the destroyer. As the submarine \SeSeeRauna ei LSS RSRERRRECwRareeeRaee: PRELAALA Baggs ppg ggg 5 gg og pi 8 j @ " @ Ey jiaates J. ender, by @ficed at the most astounding discounts St. Louis has ever known. Never before and never again will you have the op- concern has built ypportunity to buy the finest as well as medium class home furnishings at such mighty savings. You must see the mer- ) chandise and note the low prices before you can realize the full significance of this startling sale. There is not a home in St. Louis and surrounding territory that needs a single piece, a roomfull or an entire outfit that dare miss this price- g floors loaded ashing occasion. The doors open for this sale promptly tomorrow morning at 9 o’clock. If you value economy, you'll CEILS NT ROE RS ETO ee | : ° ° ° again submerged, apparently ne» YOUR | Stoves, are to be amongst the first here. First choice is always best. | seme tho. dastramee. anced aie ae and dropped two charges directly on| Lib T bl her at a depth of 20 feet. Nothing WEIGH g * further was seen of the German sub- : > 9 g Rockers t rary a es E | marine and it is believed his craft At last here ae | safe home treat © * | ment for reducing fat, so positive that ; = vom ; | es was destroyed. 4 which "ts er i clue want and Davenport Tables # | Another cncounter followed a sub- you will receive a forfeiture in cas whie oO se Overy nagi- . | @ > nable finish, The designs range Ranging in quality from. the . |mMarine attack on a big American if you do not make a reduction of ten from the staple Colonial to the prety 1 Missi reat Ta - . | repair ship entering port here. The na modern period styles. Some of straight-Nne “goon -~ _ set | * | submarine's torpedo fired at close to sixty pounds—-whatever weight ) yout . . S : 3 ‘ 4 rio ams tT . » i - + angele’ being offe red as low a: sont gg ee Se eninge ion ttt tt: . F ra , just missed the rudder of the, wish to reduce. e dolls styles. These Tables have > ' ; in . — ve | aan ssa woop ROCKERS-—Regu- Si. 28 marked at the greatest sacrifice: ; }) 0 S eelieei Tt | poet eons reso hoger agen ay or | Each morning and evening take ters e “a lar price $2.50—now at. be i a ——- [eS . - , deep breaths at the open window or . V WOOD ROCKERS—Reeu- LIBRARY TABLE—Keg- $4 98 t Fo = : | dropped a barrage of depth charges. S oom : e I C en I Ing - oom lar price $4.50—now at. $2. 25 Siar prey Fae how Be ‘a= = S553} + A streak of oil came to the surface, | %tdoors. Take oil of korein four : , . . WOOD ROCKERS—Regu- $3. 45 LIBRARY Pao —-Nek- $7 60 a BS ‘indicating the submarine was follew- boa? daily and follow the ith | sim le s lar price $6.1 v0—now at. ular price $15.00—now at. . 2 = ss ing a zigzag course. Another destroy- | P!® gh that come With it, F ne . , ee - . lar price $10. \0—naw at. 20.00—now $ = 4 _ unt, dr r or ite OF ree book: ag $6. 75 roel 8 rr. wen Cabinets oe See tatatted “dinaumarts aie UPHOLSTERED ROCKER S— ae eg peeewas cine 10.40 = $ | none waethan! se ge od a to Korein ompany, NM-27, Station F : ow a come fn must be turned into cash quickly. ich overstuffed davenport: = mens egy meer wae te + | cRarges a , a regu Solid tod fumed The prices at which they are of- suites and the luxurious cane and Regula price $17.50-— $9 Se LIBRARY TABLE—Regular price ——er ° aa 'route. It is believed the submarine New York, N, Y., which will come. Sadie $9 75 saan aeenan 9 rig - ee aoe eee tO pamoesey, 2 Aap «arnt ay $s alle ae , pay ore a $30.00—now oy 5 : it | was damaged and that several days to vou in plain envelope, Make up) tation her: "the save about one-half: és my to you. Be sure to see them: earelar price $25.00— C12 AN aE i let «aa 2 +¢ fan +4 later it was destroyed by a depth es mind that, _ regardless of what? Ww a ; . 4 ss 2 a. 4 ‘ ‘4 . ‘ ‘4 °° O26 © «++ 22.8 8 Oe eS @ $4 yyw ow s ' 2 i . : i F Digi '0 choose: price $23.00, $13 50 DAVENPORT ........:: $59 25 UPHOLSTERED ROCKERS— a fe SO S 20 1 fan - Two Days of Great Activity. fit, you are now going to lose weight: recu-- $14. 98 3. SETS— a ae > $1235.00 OVERSTUFFED DAVEN- Regular price $37.50-—— $19 88 trae + 4\oF - . Unvsual activity was displayed by | while improving your health and fig = w at Re $49. 75 KITCH Pee N CABINET; regular PORT—Chair to match, $74 50 MOW Ot . on cecsesseccees Fe LIBRARY TABLE—Regular price : + aa . T 7 : | the submarires in the Bay of Biscay ure, as well as gaining a younger ands + $1 7. 50 a price $28.7 15 98 $39.75—Rocker, $41.50 a $29.00 4 erty - = a for two days on Aug. 15 and 16. Ore more attractive appearance. Remem— ow r at 3- sSLITES— BOW GE .- ++ dere- ease J $150.00 OVE-RSTUFFED DAVEN- ei a le MO ; ‘ ¥ i+ |American destroyer reported that ber, this is a guaranteed system. ae as $21 25 ri $62 50) pr lee ones oT C71 FA $42.50 Pore oe ounee. $83 85 masor ocKers + t : she had destrbyed or damaged a Add years to your life and life ta ema ee. . 3 - ae Lo > cer, * *- e 4 3 & 2 ow at : ae . DOW AC .. ccs cccccccees s I 60 CANE ay ta suITK— WINDSOR ROCKERS—Recular . t m4 ' large enemy submarine on the fif- vour vears by Korein method. ADV; oe $76 85 aS | KITCHEN CABINET; regular 9} Regular price $225.00 price $10.00—now $4.75 EE ant fen r teenth. But the same day three ; ow at . nee . $76 5() price $47.50; $25 20 er Ot... scceenee $145. 00 BE «ces eeeereceoccesces: ? OS um ers naj ee American freighters were attacked Ru ture Kills — q regu- a : onthe yak tk kil alin adele CANE LIVING-ROOM SUITE— WINDSOR RO CKERS—Regular eT roe y tee F and two of them, the Montanan ani Pp 3. ow at $3 | 50 : a. SsLITES— KITCHEN CABINET; regular Regular price 95. 0 ¢ | Q8. 00 — $15.00—-now $8 75 OAK COSTU MERS—-Reg- ~ $] 98 bet ee: : the Cubore, were sur.k. price $50.00; $ i CO a SS ee a a eee a ee ee . ular price $3.25 now at. e | Jal & lr ah Oe ww he 7000 A lly ¢ res" $37.50 pe $84. 10 pt i Sere 29.85 WINDSOR ROCKERS—Regular OAK COSTUMPRS— Re etnias inet,“ k 5 # More than 450 of the crew of the nnuda ¥ py 2 990.00 | See wurres— | KITCHEN CABINET, reruins price $20.00—now $19.50 | surpnee sav nmow at, $2.25 ° ome Te ere aestrovern | feven thousand persons each yeas ar réezu- $ Regu price $65.00; 5 ere eT eee ire . . ; : ‘ y ” a>. TF = , i . ‘ ‘ "lA . o S67 |! . e — | . . ; fini n beau- . sh $9. 98 $11.50 HICKORY $1.50 TABORETTE : a course in retail salesmanship for, PLLAPAO CO. Boe oe: a the intotenel ITs; regular it structed and finished 1} TRESS—now .... fr FREE a bp a dats : ful t{ “ TABLE—Has 5 —-Handsome de- ve women which will be given at the Y. in. necensars ADV 4 70 . i oe se ° sa gga PELE MATTRESS Regu. = solid oak top— ° sign-—oak fe ' iM. C. A. Classes will begin Monday | mamma ati t See sc vr FF teense me oe 2 U OCUelCUKllCOCUN Sl we ee ar yrice i.o ~- -_ - = + . _ wee . ° . yinets Dee ek. ..ccscke $12.75 ff now soing at ........ finish ws 3 4 -evening, Nov. 4, at 7:30 o'clock ¥ ao. | “5-LR. FELT MATTRESS—Recu- % 25.00 CHURCH $4.00 TABORETTE - & Classes will be limited to 100; dura + Ook : ~*~ jumed . lar price $27.50-— $17 15 aman aor enone: $ 50 —Full sise— $ 35 +H Did tion of course 10 weeks; two lessons a Af iit es eee: a eee ee es ° 3 used for church, 14 made of solid %: ' i - es nee TT ~ of ano amps NOW Al wzceeeceee . lodge OF. MOCO sc «ix ccks eGo GE .cccece ay a . 7 ’ 677 / tT a week, with a tuition of $5. Stu- et best choice MU OS? — Regular a eee ee $22.50 s >on eh — See 5 | alesmanship. Within a short time ree from iniuri drugs ac can nage and oftice applii- f f i) ous ances will be announced. kor wom- and are intended especially PLA eg Reg ilar ~ sy te -regular rice uli STEEL SPRINGS --reguiar pri bird's-eye maple OROBES; rer- oreee $29 $16.50--now $9 75 large mirror: : ‘8 ' A large lot of remnants and $24 10) pee 00 a e am Ss ot i eae r ' small pieces of TAPESTRY AND ; . $45.00 CHIFFO- VELOURS; varese ranging from “oO oS: ree- ‘LECOTRIC TABLE L. ex - cR--Finest QR | $400 per yard to F + ree ELECTRIC TABLE LAMPS; reg NIER--Finest 519. § 5608 Wee ee. for constipation, biliousness, iadi- gestion, torpid liv- en who manage their own affairs a course in household administration, FD yi including budgeting, savings and in- , vestments, as well as simple book rice of | $10.00 ROC KERS— ROBES: remwular pric '¢ EF] t RTEEL SPRINGS—leg- $ , 50.00 DRESSER | Made of solid o Q5 . a " —— . — f = . $19.75 now 2I 00 ec x 1c ular price $12.00--now 6.85 : Highest quality a rQ.8. 89 | me pees = ote y & . ! ——— 29.85 | ons ular price $10.00; $4 98 ° R 4 bird are maple —— ractically given ~ keeping, is soon to be launched er or inactivity of ‘PORORES; alk: TRA’ ¢ ELECTRIC TABLE ‘LAMPS; ree- Piano enc es : . ‘rete aye ae 7 aw ay; se 4 fas INN ey oe MME: the bowels. $36.60 priceae... 9.70 nena +4 sap ey ver $9.85 PIANO BENCHES—Ree- $5 98 SPRINGS. "Built . 4% | aD DOLL a5 . 98 Women's Votuntecr Aid _ Officers. Soild by Wolff-Wi FOROBES: ree- pe $12 85 ELECTRIC TABLE LAMPS: res ular price $10.00—now at 7 for heavy - | CARTS: vaiue - The St. Louis Wemen's Committee es Ce. and All $4? 60 ab >=... Oe ular price $30.00; ~—6«S16. 15 PIANO BENCHES—Reg- $8 Af) f people.. SS | 613.00; TOP... ccccsees Council of National Defense, Volun- sutota ) . price. Y. $16.98 sateen ular snipe lingam tips ote : : ) , | teer Aid Division, elected there of seg | 40) Living- Room | Snescearns3! 1.00 ee ee Be = 4 PIANO BE.NCHES——Reg- D Off d | eet Ee , , ' ; : Pet- Chairs ular price $25—now at $13.20 ressing ice an i oy 4 \ ¥ ‘ ar % “4 c eS ee eee Ron man, treasurer; Mra T. J. Drew, sec- vows, one | Mases | Chairs, Rockers Cintities Tables Desk Chairs Sag These Gnd badges; Mra. Clarkson Potter " ’ | A lection of d Ta es mm) ULAR , a s regular ‘4 ice ple | : Ve i y Velour an * try d Rockers DRESSING ‘1ABLES Remakes Cama |3 ae 5 ae | | publicity; Mmes. Edgar Niggeman 1.98 queen b Bin a re Upholstere an price 20.00 S | ? 85 OFFICE CHAIRS Regu- ¢ 50 ~ 6” es and Leonard Hirsch, membership. ‘ag adh y cameGMe bi, . Ook See Se CRE Oe ae for the Bedroom tole hanes (leis sere : lar price $10.00—now at.. 0. bee gg "Chiléress.. This 1s 2 45 ee 6 «CB Tle? S18.50>-n0~ —~ $9.75 iam en noc DRESSING TABLES Regular > — . be sae met to handle eam- | “regular price i : naan “OR ) ‘ROCKER — Regular anne price $2.00—-now $1. 25 amy a esi Ris eae $15.95 OFFICE CHAIRS—Regu- $8 5() yt | rant lag as work activities. As 85 — $14.65 9 _ api eee $13.85 - 0 ane mg (ee $1 98 DRESSING TABLES lar price 915.00—sow at.. : soon as the ban on public meetings RE OE Ore eee ee | ‘rice $3.75 ; , > eoatar 4 “regular price eS $19 85 CHAIR OR ROCKER ~ Regular mash. on ROCK ER— $2 85 in as... $21 50 . > sieseecizssc eae | cused in tee GOUeaeee Gua price a” OD ‘rice $32.50—now 7 95 ular price $4.50-—-now ° now at. cea a ‘ OAK DESK CHAIR — Regular ete tts / tablished in the downtown stores $4. 9() 200 , ° Regula dietienis A aie , price $15.00 1 hotels for regietration eer ice. 528 5() tet CHAIR OR ROCKER— @4 5) DRESSING TABLES Regular ae oe ne $8.75 an : | regular price pr me Ose WAIR OR ROCKER Regular Rerular price $8 00-—now ot price $47 ¢ 2 75 w ia 2 on 60 ee oe Boos rice $40.00——-now nine Rn ROCKER— now af wae Ue Warm rooms witn all the conven- ) 2g $5. 85 price $36.40 ot Sgt cal gtd $22.50 R rover - ice $11.50—-now $6. 75 > — KS } ‘< ‘H. regula a advertised ia | ~Tfegvuiar price 15 | socom S435) | BOW Gl - wens... e now «ai. MAIR OR ROCKER -—- Regular rice §$60.00—now $ il _. $21.50 | — os PRESSING TABLES Remuies OAK DESK CHAIR Reau j fence of a home are Sealer price $15.00—now DO.00 —o icine & foe able $11.50 Pe tepetce Wants ° —— _— — ° ; ane bas

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ee eee ‘ FAY Ab crcl as —fo* a a er . ret a 2 OE ERIN Be mers oe so STI OUIS POST-NISPATCA a ~ RO ES nnarnreeee —_ en —_ SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918 OS OE Pe, Pr 2 STININS POST-DISPATCH PEO LE OO Information for Women. The St. Louls Woman's Committee, Council of National Defense, has es- tablished a departmental for Women in Industry under the leadership o! Mrs. Frank Kaufman, Miss Tillie Gacks. Miss Harriet N. Woodruff and Miss Elizabeth M. McFarland, to fur SO. Loulsan Was Camouflage Artist. Claston H. Smalley, the artist who' dea Teténtly at the Navy Yard Hos- Mita! at Philadelphia, was for years resident of St. Louis and enlisted re in the camouflage corrs of the rimes last June. The body was ried tn the family lot at Newton, nish seeking to advance enter industries. ICES NOW! themselves or Smalley’s specialty was poster rk, particularly for fashion snows. - “* FREDUCED PR During these times of high prices we are endeavoring to keep our prices on stoves and house furniture down to the minimum, we have been able to do this to a great extent = owing to the fact that before the raise in prices we bought several carloads of stoves and furniture and stored it in our ™ large warehouse. Compare our prices and quality of goods with others and you will see the vast superiority of our ® merchandise which we sell for cash or credit. i $63.50 DAVENO SUIT, $63.50 Now, if we had another bed you could stay. . Eliminate this remorse by furnishing your f & living room with our special Daveno Suite.” m it is upholstered in Besto leather, massive & x frame, in Mission or mahogany finish. Dav- eno opens out toa full-size bed, equipped with 7 non-sag spring. Cash orcredit...... > ee GENUINE | fi cen V4 ¢: “Be ‘¢ ‘a HIGH-OVEN RANGES and HEATERS This Range is one of the housewife’s pleasures. The enameled .oven makes it very desirable for baking or cooking and no dust to shake down on it. Will hold fire 24 hours, burns either coal or wood. Come in and see our 1918 display. Terms to suit your convenience. 1GAS AND COAL (aunt! |. RANGE - way 3, “~-. 2 i |°9 Rt ee ee MED

at Pe- | blackheads, and expenses the emma BELGIAN BABY DAYS, NOV. I-3 wm eee ee ee Sprays of Forget-Me-Nots Tied With Red, Black and Yellow to Be Sold. The benefit days for the Belgian Pabies, which was postponed from Oct. 26 and 27, have been set for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 1, 2 and 3, when sprays of forget-me- nots tied with the Belgian colors, rei Once This Beauty Had Pimples Stuart’s Calcium Wafers Proved That Beauty Comes From the Blood and From Nowhere Else. Prove This With Pree ‘Trial Package. Plaster your skin all over gnd you’ll stop breathing in an hour. There is only one way to remove pimples, eruptions and with its rash SiN as SeRetsy In wonderful Stuart ’s ealeinm phide at meals serves to supply the the blood. Wafers, the blood able with one of the actions known to This science. is its activity in keeping firm the tiny GROWERS ASK WILSON TO FIX PRICE OF WHEAT AT $2.46 Association Declares in Petition That 1918 Price Barely Covered m6 6dent Production Cost. the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. Wilson will By be 19.—Presi- urged to fix a minimum price of $2.46 a bushel for No. ] northern wheat or its equiva- lent, Chicago delivery, by representa- tives of the National Wheat Growers’ Association at a conference Monday. In a brief to be presented President and made public t the growers declare that “th wheat to the onight, e 1918 prices barely cover the aver- | age cost of production of wheat this 7 year 4, receives from | pre-war scale. | sidered | Corporation. 4 | sued, tution be far below of production wheat crop.” wheat growers and will evitable cost year 1919 The take | tions to cost estimates made | Agricultural that in computing them, the-depart- acreage plant+. ; Department, de ment considered only the harvested and not the acreage ed to winter wheat. last fall more than abandoned. eee es; ELECTRIC WELDING IN PLAC ) RIVETING ON SHIPS TO BE T | Change to F-ffect Saving in Tir Labor Costs Considered Fleet Corporation. the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.— of electric welding riveting system in ship buildin By in time and labor costs is bein by the Emergency Orders have it was announced the construction of a 42-foot midship 9600-ton ship, at the Federal Shipbuilding Kearney, N. J. bv electric w yards Compar the been today, section in- of the excep- by the claring | It is pointed out that 31 per cent 'of the winter wheat planted was abandoned while of the acreage fm) planted /ecent was The brief declares that labor now four to six times the in 1916 13 per E OF ESTED ne and by ‘Substi- for the Zz with a convenient saving of three-fourths £& con- leet is- for ‘elding of al] of the lV ata The first ship built by the electric welding process was a tug, lat at Ashtabula, Ohio, severa] ago and which has since lake service. An English sh in June launched a large elect welded barge, which is said t shown satisfactory results. ( the two electric welding pri under consideration was used pairing -damaged German seized by the United States Outbreak of the war. been inched years in ipyvard | rieally » have ine of CeSSeCS in ships at the re- FORMER WIFE WOULD SHARE IN HIS RAISE IN HER ALIMONY The deposition of Brown, 2005 South Grand Supply Commissioner for the of Education, was taken by Attorney Bert Fenn in tr (‘of his former wife, Mrs. ' Brown of Los Angeles, .al alimony. itained a for ad On Feb, 23 last s divorce in Judge } Edmund oS Nf. | avenue, Board yesterday suit: Sarah dition- | he ob- \lene's le court and at that time she agreed to accept $75 She a month alimony. made that agreement basis of Brown's salary at tha ‘ Sampaio, ‘Consul, Third National Bank Building. It since has been raised by the from $4500 to $6000 a year, Mrs. Brown that $75 enough to cover her increase ing expenses and she believes Says entitled to a raise in alimony. on the t time board is not 2d liyv- she is Brown stated that he was married last August to Miss Minette F ‘allowance to $100 a month. b was not satisfactory to the tiff. _— ~ — ee —— Brazil Consulate in The newly consulate will here tomorrow established be hr Officially « by Dr. Sel recently on the sixth floor Sampaio plans to acquaint St. indres., |He offered to increase the alimony ut this pPlain- St. Louis. azilian pened bastian commissioned | of the Ir. | Louis firms, both importers afid exporters, with Brazil's products, that trade he- | his may tween States Ccounirs he and the developed. gps emmbiet in Rio de Janeira United | He for-4 merly was editor of the Jornal de» fibers that compose even such minute muscles as those which control the slightest change of expression, such as the eyelids, lips, and so on. It is this substance which pervades the en- tire skin, keeps it healthy and drives away impurities. Get a 50-eent box of Stuart’s Caleium Wafers at any drug store and learn the great secret 'of facial beauty. A free trial package will be mailed if you will send the coupon. Free Trial Coupon KF’. A. Stuart Co., 675 Stuart Bldz., Marshall, Mich. Send me at once, by return mail, a free trial pack- age of Stuart's Calcium Wafers. PD: 5 «és 00s Wa eee i ere Ses pert Lee ho aes eS | EE —ADV air Removed 1H DeMiracfe This method for removing su- perfiueus hair is totally different from all others because it attacks hair under the skin as well as on the skin. It does this by absorp- tion, Only genuine DeMiracie has a money-back guarantee in each packace. At toilet counters in 60c, $1 and $2 sizes or by mail from us in plain wrapper em re- ecelpt of price. FREE book with testimonials of highest authorities, ¢x- piatns what causes khair on face, neck and arms, why it increases and how DeMirncle devitalises It, matied in plain senled envelope ox request, DeMiracie, Park Ave. and 12¥th St.. New York. eee Lose Your Fat, Keep Your Health Superfluous flesh {s not healthy, neither is it healthy to diet or exercise too much for its The simplest method known for reducing the overfat body two, three or four pounds a week I!s the removal. Marmola Method, tried and endorsed by thousands. Marmola Prescription Tab- | lets, containing exact doses of the fa- mous prescription, are sold by druggists at 7 cents for a large case, or if you prefer you can obtain. them Dy sending direct to the Marmola Company, 864 Woodward Avyv-, Detroit. Mich. Thev are harmless and leave no wrinkles or flab- biness Thev are popular because ef- nt.—ADV fective and conveni: eczema | § and itch, and that is by | Caleium sul- | most remark- | black and yellow, will be sold in buildings and on the streets) The Executive Committee of which G. A. by the Belgian Society and French Society and St. Louis Women’s Com-. mittee, Council of National Defense. | I : | The Volunteer Aid Division will|the Belgian Military Mission, Wash- man the downtown bulldings and sel on the street. The co-operation o | organization affiliated wit Buder is chairman, will be assisted | Louis Woman's Committee, of National] Defense, 18 urged. hthe St. | Council x The | work was organized in St. Louis by | of more than a n P. Giffroy, official delegate of | phans. 1{ington, and is sponsored by Mrs. {| Woodrow Wilson. The forget-me-not was selected by Queen Elizabeth of Belgium as a fitting emblem for rais- ing of needed funds for the relief 1illion Belgian or- Thomas did not let the ; tionnaire worry him. He = wrote on the face of ft: “T qua exemption; tell Pershing there.”’ : ~ Every garment that foes out of our store during this sale must 4 cither make ai new friend or retain an old one for this rapidly growing establishment! of Crisp New Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats (over $ In fact we have reduced profits to such an extent that it would prove SO WE’VE GOT TO SELL THEM QUICK! phatic in our statement that we can save everyone in St. Louis at least 30 per cent of their clothing money: Read this announcement carefully—pick out the items you will need for several months ahead—then come straight to. ‘‘Home of Greater Values,” for every item listed below points the way to a genuine golden saving opportunity!! 'S SUITS MEN’S SUITS MEN’S SUITS Worth $25 Toe the sole aim of this Mighty Business Building | history! a volume of business!! around! SPECIAL MODELS oy ' | chest. Made Pants Tomorrow at || $9.35 TL roe Worth $20 Business Building Sale at oy $20 Overcoats For Men and Young Men $15 0vercoats For Men and Young Men terrl cla Hine AT Saath te me t Business Building Sale at | pano.oors THE tAncesy Quick sales and small profits!—that’s the idea!! ak Sale!—that was what we had in mind when we recently purchased the is 300,000 worth) and marked them at the lowest margin of profit im«¢ foolhardy if not figured on an immense increaseg_ MEN'S SUITS MEN'S. SUIS Worth $30 Newest Fall and Winter Newest Fall and Winter, Newest Fall and Styles in a Complete Range | Styles in a Complete Range Styles in a Complete HRange | of Sizes. Priced in This | of Sizes. Priced in This | of Sizes. Priced in This | Business Building Sale at 00 $30 Overcoats For Men and Young Men 479 Over $300,000 of Crisp New Fal Clothing at a Poa. tive Saving of 3% % sd 2 hah OAT ER RAE SRG OO RE TN And we are. em Don’t waste time k rl >. AT A SAVING OF 30% Worth $35 | Winter Newest Fall and . Styles in a Complete ws oe of Sizes. Priced in Business Building Saleat ~ 4" tw s * Mi FH AND ; Poe $35 Overcoats For Men and Young Mm a a iB EE DB Riese Tale ec eeiae RS Look! — carefully tailored A vast assortment of stylish Tnusualiy handsome Overs Fine quality pure garments of splendid nov- wool Overcoats that possess ] goats of heavy fine-aqunltt Overcoats in the newest eltvy materials that combine ee rearing al ee avy: e- que y most desirable fabrics» paphaisrtid” ving : esate tS ip remarkable wearing quali- | woolens in the stylish mod- " style, comfort and durabil- ties, as well as the very lat- | aig that are designed for with ages of ane fur, . | Mien’s Union- mek Se satisfactory est fashion features. TO- | the young men as well as ot ~ iL fi ish 4. Toman manner—sizes up to 46 § morrow at older men. ‘Tomorrow at | *Y Wwe on omer row at 24° oa * ¥ ! * ~ | @ 5 . * ; 4 +: 7 Boys School Suits oys Gorduroy Suils uvenie Uvercoals 4 Ft : : a 3 . Mothers! Don’t fall t ‘ ' ’ ~ Newest military models in durable Splendid drab Corduroy Suits that Guality roy Bm 1 to ese fine ; + cassimere fabrics Will prove excep- sizes “% to 10—in * many different tionally durable choice of many . = * light and dar for school wear different patterns, : % patterns—fine for + stvlish belte 1 mod . in heavy fabrics, e 4 school wear .—— els ill sizes 6 to -—_—_ — including blue -——-—— | o sizes 6 to 17 . except 10, 14 chinchilla—priced = a4 priced in this Business and 14 While in this Business 3 | Building Sale at....... jg f= rere Building Sale at....... 2. SRL. Se ee ee ae Roys’ Cassimere Knickers 38 Good heavy Cassimere ¥ Knickers; sizes 6 to 18. 48 Priced at....ccccrccces. q 4 ¥ a - Boys’ Corduroy Knickers Choice of splendid heavy Corduroy Knickers; sizes. Priced at........ all 8 4 ed Northwest Corner Eighth and Washington Av. Wir 5: NER: Sa ;! Rak be Ea - > a ROR A yy en a sages oes 1 ‘ der Dr. M. Ney Smith’s treat- ment for piles, fistula and fis- sure, Time required to cure is short —charges are reasonable and many who have received cures under it testify to the mildness of the treatment, claiming they suffered little or no pain while taking it. See—what Mr. Wm. Stolze says about his cure. Claims the treatment was painless in his case, and charge reasonable. Iie was afflicted with a bad case of Piles, suffered twenty years from the affliction. Spent much money for remedies that did not cure him. Cured under this treatment in short time. Below is a copy of his letter shortly after he was cured. “St. Charles, Mo., July 18, 1916, M. Ney Smith, St. Louis, Mo.: “Dear Doctor:— “With pleasure I write ter, because Il am pleased to cured me of that painful disease “IT was suffering from about twenty years. I spent a great deal of money for so-called Pile Remedies, but none effected a cure Finallv I went to one of our home physicians and he told me the oniy “rT ie, this let. say you troublesome and iles, Pilea for cure was a surgical operation, which I a a not care to un ts reo tine day Il was conversing with one of my friends who w AS cured bv you and he told me of your DAIN.G&SS and Sure cure of Piles IT went to you, took your treatmer and in a@ short time Waa perfectly cured. “Thanking you for your kindness, Permanent cures effected un-| and GUARANTEED, m ila and asonable Vv ur rs ; price Creatment, ary, tespectfully, bee - f . Sil BS. SIZth St.” Below isa statement by Mr. Stolze, written eight years after the letter | above 1918. I ue t. Charles, Mo., Aug. 2, Dr. Smith:-— “lL am enjoying the best of health and would like for you to.use my name in your list of cured patients. “Yours sincerely, “WM. STOLZE, ‘511 S. Sixth St.” Mr. F. Schulz Cured of Fistula “St. Louis. M ; l io., Sept. 23, 1914. . Nev Smith, City: Dear Sir—I have been well ured me of a severe and Fistula: there- recommend vyvour treat- all who are afflicted with dise ‘> ours truly, SP Aah (Mushroom Grower), "4339 Loughborough Ay.” ever case ment Similar Mr. G. C. Long of Cadet, Mo. enme here for treatment in 1914. He was suffering from a complicated con- dition of Piles, Fissure and Polypus, although he was of the opinion that he had only one trouble, Piles. He bad tried many treatments before coming. buat fniled to get cured, This treatment was effective in his cnuse ns you will note from his letter pub- lished below. ‘“ he i | Joying “For fifteen years I was afflicted with blind and bleeding Piies and for the last several years had con- tinuous pain When I went to you I was ‘all in,’ had lost forty pounds in weight and was weak and nerv- ous. I was somewhat skeptical. Did not believe you could give me per- manent relief, as I had been treated \Six different times by others and never got relief and used all kinds of patent medicines in vain. CURED WITHOUT THE PAY WHEN CURED FISTULA—FISSURE ee “A friend of mine living at Poto- | Mo., whom you cured of a severe |case of Piles several years aco, sug- gested that I give you a trial. I act- ed upon his suggestion and called on you. I was so favorably impressed | decided to place myself under care. | am glad to say that I able to return home and to my im 17 £=day While under treatment gained eleven Hounds. | am now a well man, en- life, free from Piles and Pain and have gained pounds “Thanking you close attention while care and with best continued success, work =. your I again for your under your wishes for your I arn, “Sincerely your friend, } 2... 1ten “Merchant and Farmer.” Below is Mr. Long's statement proving entiafactory results in hin ense four yeurs after taking thi« irentment. He surely weald net want his name used in this way if he had not been permanenity cured. “Cadet, Mo. July, 1918. “Tear Doctor “Use my name as you like. I will do all I can to tell people what geod you can do for them. “Yours truly “G. Cc. LONG.” thirty-six ‘ WOMEN, Dr. M. Ney Smith treats women as well as men, but does not pub- lish their names and letters in the public press. He has a special Dook for women, in which much evidence given of cures effected for women as well as valuable informa- tion to those afflicted with Piles, Fisula or Fissure. This book is free. Send for it today. MIEN, Send for his 304-page hook, which is published especially for you. It is free to anyone upon request. No publication is ever made of a ease in his advertisements or liter- ature of a case if the pationt ex- presses objection, Call on or write to Dr. Smith to- day and let him tell you more about his treatment and about your case. Hie gives consultation by mail or at his office free of charge and makes examination at his office free of is special ; « harge —_— —_———— Below Ie a List of a Few St. Leule Men Who Were Cured Under This reatment A” I. Cueny, 4519 Ledue et J. H. Kraas, grocer, 55°O Virginia av. C. R. Sizemore, 6746 Glades av. Ren Engein, 4350 Warne av RK » Lee, Div. Supt. United Raliways Co. S930 Labadile ; | “he » Paring, “s Yaa aaa TK Wolken, Pron Jersey Farm Dale Denar p “Tate, Tate-Oiliham Motor Cat oes a. ‘oa eke Dorris Moter Ow “P" Dortia, Pres. Dorris Motor Cat Gig. ‘2 "Geindinn abetaaae Harve: && , 21°28 Washington av i tust, Harris-Pope Hat Co. 1237 ; Washington av. Hiugh Thomason, 703 N. Grand 8%. w Cc. J. Nahiik, Nahiik-Bremeer . | Oriel Bidg : W_ Hreme«er. Nahiik-Bremeer Taller riel Hide Henry Zwilling, 2749 Armand pl Wm. T. Findley, 5925 Hamilton Julius Ziegengest (Hdw. Merchaat), Frankiin av Oliver Leiber (Prea Leiber Leather Cah 5160 Page oe. O12 N. Third st A. L.. Blankenme/|«ter Michigan ev. Jobn Bohachec, 3747 8. Jetferses ev. Pau! Schoene, 6517 A List of a Few Men Whe Live St. Louls Who Were Cured Under = - Lads og . - ce rey Huite juquoin, fT! Ss Jno. W. Harding, 124 N. 24 wt. wat 2 Louis, Iii, * ae Grant Hafley, Dequoita, TIL Henry Koenig, Oxawviile, UL Speed B. Kerr, Alton, I! A Hoppe. Mfe. “Noz-Af” Cartes Upper Alton, I) Sharon, Tenn. Carl Welland, Lowder, Iil Howard C. Fuel, Advance, Ma Gottlieb Fick, Chesterfield, Ma WwW. ©. Wolcott, Dresden, Tenn. J. M. Campbell, Bland, Mo J. Wil Hayes. farmer, Kameey, 5 J. l. Dohm, Greenfield, TIL. 4 j DR. Telephone: Office Hours: 9 A.M to4 FP. M. Sundays, 9 A. M. ey mM. Established in St. Louts 30 Years. Offica, Entrance 590 Pine Street, St. Lou Moa, NORTHWEST CORNER BROADWAY PINnkR. M. NEY SMI Send for my 100-page book for ladice and my SPECIALIST IN PILES, FISTULA, FISSURE AND ALL Hell, Main ES ae « RK. for 2 MILAR DISEA 4191. : ° jiver ghe rrost gbused and neglie body. waste, resort to violent dangerous, salivat ean only be used « it accumulates in tacks the bones. Everyone should with phosphate i1 fast. Te feel as fine @ddie we = mast washed clean, alm prevent its spo eloggi"s with in piie Lio teotet physician. and poisono! : 1f rou gret he /™ fiver. If you cat : our liver. If yo t qs taste, furre [/ @reath or stomac i st’s your liver. § : eomplexion, water uncleanlines importa Few know release the bile and | Every man an ‘grell, should drink fore breakfast, a with # teaspoonfu phate in it to w and bowels the Pp ible material, gnd toxins; thus ing and freshenin; tary canal before into the stomach. Limestone phos strict the diet li it cannot salivate and you wards. taste) ama, and any yous & quarter po cient for a demon water and limesto gtimulates and f keeping you feel day out.—ADV. can ¢% It is ine who put gifts until | find that the lied ' Now | and select worth while Chri FARLY AND ; MON DS. ATC wie /0 JUST PAY | $1.00 DOWN. Men'a FElgi Watches, Genuine Diamond (‘ameo Rings, iain We $1.00 CASH- *18 trony Ne A

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | __SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Same GAS HOT WATERSX DINATONS BING |——saewosect : pas se] WASHES POISONS MILK FUND To $5155 BRIDAL RANGE Goldman Bros, e eal Stoves! Pershing rn ROM YOUR LIVER CONTRIBUTIONS. z : ~ at Previously “ae $5111.11 . Re , a 1200 Hamilton. © 65 “ize: + . | Show, 3943 St. Louis 1.49 ny , ; ) 4 drint Show, 5721A Etzel 1.08 ) : —— ° Everyone SHoul rink hot w ater | Mrs. Stanicy Goldman, 5614 Dr ; | - ~ AM rte, ao jth phosphate in it, before break- | _ Waterman 25. ar: EK h k See el | ¥ th with phosp , G. & McKee rt i as | ac \ ) Ce > Lie oi Mon fast. ‘ Stand, 1022 Nc ey | Ey te , : ) : A ee To feel as fine as the proverbia]| ¢mteenth 4.00 | | fee ears \f | 2G Pe hip ) Sam \ | + '¢adle we must keep the liver | NR ge | y S = aes y S / washed clean, almost every morning, | Total ........ $5155.33 | : | fn | ) a to prevent its sponge-like pores fede | | Sa ey’ ns eh / SS G\URe dogging with indigestible material,| .“ alf-dozen donations, received | | A SIAL D CF 2 tf rn ue FG, 7. Sh . ‘a and poisonous toxins, says a Since the last list of contributions | | Pe hes QO | ] yh 2a er +S QO | tk ted physician. was published, have added $44.22 to | wis : . . f Ta CS \ if vou get headaches, it’s vour/| the Post-Dispatch Pure Milk and, , | Seer. If you catch cold easily, it’s ge aoe Pega ange brought its total AO. ye ! ' | ! @ 7 wour liver. If you wake up with a 9 @ fund is still being | ! bs ke ' wT Sh oe : held open for gifts, although the : rie 22s Did Fe , , . 4 : Y ° —_—— = ete RL ne _— ~—— ~ ; w Fall ® the most Mepereant, also the most memory of Lieut. Jerome I, cela. scarcity of fuel, it is not the ner Set with your purchase, ig at a Posi. q | pbused and neglected organ of the man, who was killed in action etal i SARE ae TR original cost of a stove, but . Buy your Heater or Range a 7 Few know its function or how: jo ; “eae ‘ I | : : eee ' : Savin ra body. | 12 in France. G. S. McKee made a | | | : shat it costs to operate it that at Goldman Broa,.—it will pay g f 30%. : to release the dammed- “up body direct donation of $10. be Ape -' what it costs fo, 0} Our Special. Le ader- e338 ees? ’ : i oxins. Mo counts—buy a fuel saver. Heater. Do not fail to see _— ore, nega ‘es lomel, | Dora Gitel and Beckie Charon of : Also. iake. advantage. of our h resort to vi0 ent caiomeil, whic 1022 North Seventeenth street con- great Dinner Set offer when pur- cgi thousands -@ dangerous, salivating chemical which | qucted a stand at which they dis chasing your Range or Heater. jn of profi i Slee ange : wih profit in our ® ean only be used occasionally because | jposed of merchandise for $4, which mmense increased @ & accumnlates in the tissues, also at- /they gave to help the babies. THI Ss BEA VSS : _ tS sas oe em- ® tecks the bones. | The names of the children who | N : | s mt ooking Every man and woman, sick or| gave the three shows noted in the yar | : 7 & "] nn ae thig ® well, should drink each morning be- | list of contributions have been mis- . . Ps S&S fore breakfast, a glass of hot water) jaid. but will be published if sent to - > tin eli ie SRY oe Te aD a hee reine Vga | | i | i ee ] ss Ay re. Bein * with # teaspoonful of limestone phos- | the Milk and Ice Fund Editor again an) | ; ara te ea Eo ’ AT A phate in it to wash from the int] Finest baker and cooker on the market. Massively buil it stands on A .* ~ oR i lhe Gr .atest Hot Blast 3! ater on the Market and ~ egg _ serge rad —_ SW T E NT sanitary ele vated base. Beautiful white enamel! warming « a founc > SS .. CRRA : ee Xs Wy. os » a ON Burns coal, slack, sifting lignite, coke, wood or cobs. Doubly lined , ible material, the poisons, bils | ISS SEEK 0 PR VE USE on the finest mie - SPAS ranges. Not > Snee. gg netioe "Toate aaver- RSS SS SS ; i eg — m from top to bottom, insustne many years of the hardest service. Has ° , . ’ OF A tised every day, worth more than We ask: A special leader. Doce * Pe , ~~ . é air-tight bottom draft: will positive ly cut your fuel bill in two. Abso- ; A Vi NG . end toxins; thus cleansing, sweeten- | * ME ON GERMAN 6000S it—it will pay you. On special sale, $44.75. . YS .* “a ‘ lutely guaranteed in every respect De not fail to see it. Take a@ ing and og reg the entire sg ea | : — — pa Hig our great ope Sens r Bet yay This fine Heater, ag. eanal before putting more food | National Trade Mark Pla ~ en = ¥ NeW Bi e illustration, on special sale, 75. DF S07 Fen won wo ce aaaamegetcegeae “| $1 PER MONTH BUYS THIS DONE ‘ $1 PER MONTH 9 2 nd osphate - ‘hich Will Foll ar. > S , a S SUITS | strict ‘the diet like rcs Saaanae By the Sendmatas Press “Have ee BRASSOID Bed Outifit ; Bm : Ne }) Neh if Buvs in LS ; : eau ane eer salt ee ae ee i ee 2 — ie alivate, for it i | WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—Regula- “ ONS eS a. > . lili ; . tt cannot & ate, t 8 harmless tf wf on ere 5 _ ) , ; Sy oni REVERSIBLE—CAN BE aa Le PEO WAL FAM tO and you can eat anything after- ons intended to prevent CGerman- Cm ne ae meee voice ~~ ; WN >t USED ON EITHER " POS wre + =. h wards. It is inexpensive and almost | owned firms with factories in Switz- oS pias considerably OSs WR Ae Pht oS a, ae? > ij F Ae ear en >.“ es 5 pte onthe: folk: Ae x “> . 2 ee ports. Extra he | keeping you feeling fit day in wad national trade mark for all Swiss ex- \ mene ie ee poe ly \ Absolutely Free With Every Pur- : f the sale day out-—-ADV. =, Gray two-thirds of whose capital is Swiss | iF) A, 3s, tj, ae This wonderful new creation in and to goods that actually are made ) : ; 2 lim | a se ¢ XA , - Blue he ee me ge ware mes. PN Cae > ye eal | os | : one e ‘nt to an able. \ fb ght ; 7s in Switzerland exclusively by the te A eae | | - 2- Pr! UW” F ‘Wwe "hawe "a aatiod number; 3 Poa } * te, 2 or ene s Swiss. It is known that many firms or a Al | ata a oh ae | i: get one absolutely free a A ae Bo Ne PY. ryan last at Gold- FOR BOTH operating in the country which ob vend # & : wae ad a wo A USERRA LE: a Shih Sect i . . \ me | ' = ° a} -_— m 4 = ‘ r : f ss a uci. ee t a : | | (AA in oe A . Lit) ‘ ostensibly are Swiss have been estab- . | ; 11th. : lished by Germ: apital, acquired ~ je, oe | , tet 4 MEN AND F St from their original owners by Ger- = N05 tw ff aX | 31 PER MONTH BUYS THIS | “eR facturers, i ler that j 7 . WX 4 / Ut 4 aiaeautatte caeaieat outlet piroen i. Something new. A Bed that can never tarnish—remarkable success rg LB ‘5 GREAT NATIONAL FELT MATTRESS OUNG Af EN SS “usin Ze secured for German-made goods in ful offer—truly wonderful value. Consists of mas- 379.15 15 SY : ; ~~? & te ee * pe =~ oar Se i oa 4 * . aides * oo i pe ae 7 . rite i a . me ne MS xc y the post-war period. sive Brassoid Bed (2-inch post), 1 fine mattress r The president of the Geneva Cham- and 1 heavy all-iron spring. See it on } : ber of Commerce is quoted in ad- special sale Overcoats ~ NAP, , bis ee oe ee Remember the Great Free offer 3 Al» . . control of these will not be easy, but FER r yee PSF SEER PERT PRT pry EPEERErer errors — i ___ F_— 1 and Young Men | hil / ert 1» | that the chamber is alive to the prob- ee AAI OO ORT TR IT = se & | ay SO a Se ar ast Be TTT TWITTY Palit’ pure . duet peeety of improper use of the trade : AN 8 ee ye er : “x SS . °3) SS & & : * _ es 4-4 44444 == ei att ==: Sh ee * a lanl al Coit dT Pe 8 in the newest and mark and Swiss manufacturers are | lesirable fabrics— being asked to bring cases of this : ! earrpeeteer Yr | Spend your nights in rest-— better fit you for oo hard day's work to i e. a AD : ‘ ' . N : * . \ . ' . “ e of fine fur rm las — ; wth ws > BRE 5 ’ note Pe . é Te aad yo it will if PF pap Meigen Boon | kind to official notice. . DRE RTE CONIA. VOR NE RN SS OSS AS : AEN. © ! come. Why sleep on @ worn-out, uncomfortable mattress when you can pur- l sient BEREAN ay oe Ws WHIMS —— || ; ae SSS RRA ° chase a wonderful bargain such as we here offer and on such easy terms? finished. Tomor- Our celebrated National Felt Mattress is built for durability, with extra heavy . . = ~ = s .. : SY —— a ’ é investment. Special sale at Goldman Bros . Olive near Eleventh... ey , A Ae ee ee ee es ag ac. 5)s beets « Christmas Shopping canted aaa ulus Ga cae oe vee Births Recorded wll find that their wants may not be supplied! Now is the time to come me -F -—. soles useful, poseable, pas ‘ P orth-while iristmas Gifts. HOP / p ts FAKLY AND SAVE MONEY ON DIA- Buria ermi MONDsS. WATCHES XS | stebaeatals 10% to 25% 70 e Overcoats | JUST PAY $1.50 A WEEK MARRIAGE LICENSES. . Howard Hartwig 1 to hese fine 7, . Peautiful Mabel Bailey : Tiamond May ig whe gael Bes ve v a . SS ACS ANS. Ue ON . ary izapeth Peters ..........3 y, Rings, Leute Nn. Fox Brooklyn, N. Y $1 PER MONTH ‘ ) ' | Mrs. Effie Brown ............Bloomville, Ind ila ° P — Br $49 | Peter Micliclich Auburn, Ill Buvs This Big, 20-Piece Aluminum Cooking Outfit We otter on gspeciar sale . of G0 /dman S. | Mrs. Mary Kuehner : ..2721 Salena this wenderful line, for : , - . 4 . Michael Tasch ...92] Geyer (Exactly as here shown.) By means of our wonderful Club Plan, wherein we seijil a great Bumoer the low rice, per square TTS TE, . Pe ee ee " : - + . . =" { bs . . , ; . 2 » $1. 00 DOWN 1 } Amalie Gravath SESS Se ee ae DW Ss. sth of these sets. Weare ena riled to ome} th * JOST oOmadefi } A! Iminum ( ooking (J)ut- yard, of P Take this beautiful thre e. piec a I): Live ne tte Suite, , | —$1.00 A WEEK | Joseph Alford 2018 Walnut fit ever assembled. Worth rp egg ee more TOM pas See at tla ge rely ae ut Whole Rooms Covered on Terms for instance—solid quarter-sawe: d oak. | a yee, select anything , | Mrs. Martha Ann Snead... re ee Chicago, Hl attention to the large pieces thi et Comprises i ae mas ¢ ver es asseinvie to Suit. more be: autiful Or Us se ful for your nome Vy not iave one in your Men’ a Elgin : like it Fach piece is big a! nad ceo iothing cheap and undersized Made of #ur home W hen you can bt lv suc hv alues as we here show On suc h easy terms? Joha Cetina seesseee Ot RUtBOr best guaranteed pure “QUALITY R AND" aluminum. Do not overlook this our free offer with your purchase Kasy Terms Made to Suit You. a aye ‘ ! Kn é Watches, | Mrs. Evelyn liiebrand . a AS2BA Park | wonderful opportunity, the chance of a tifetimi: ON SPECIAL SALE { | Mike Been Lafayette | rr ee ete oe eee Fens isylvania q | Louis Frank Kivespel ae 4028 Nebraska — ut : 00 ae | ; : "s pevy " 66 ; |Blizabeth Catherine Kraus. Iowa eth Sat all 4 | Henry K. Haynes 3128 Clark . os ' ere Ella Fort eh “40 53 Finney e*eeee —_—_—_ 7 ¢ 2 * A : PAY ONLY $1.50 A WEEK [| BIRTHS RECORDED. ) Ps adsl ; ee. : | , =| PAY US A VISIT. ity , Diamond BOYS. he . ve By 7 , : : t. | -. SS : Cluster iJ. = 4 eee. agg i ete | : ; 2 e ngs g Wag ands Bg Hundley, LA Cabanie o & = , h ) 3 WE SELL ON EASY PAYMENTS OR d ’ ‘ . ~ v ' af >. Aldridge, Overland, Mo. | SF ke ware ¢ WA | , .. Barclay. Ferguson, Mo . A 8 “7 : an a a" , ' CASH, hi Y LIVE Allen. 3005 S. Broadway. Itnss, 4591 Davison. $1 Down } rt . Ys arm a 908 Fi ‘rson, : $1.00 Week MMP seh anata So WE Sl FOR cSt T CREDIT. Genuine wy a ' Phelps, 4325 St. Cours. : , g : ah 7 | ! AG i, Scarce gilt gid Diemond a atl | See ESS CEES gen miotiee Something Every Catarr Girls! Have Beautitu BEF Sue ot ) ) A hh tb Wesinases, S888 anew Aquariums and ————w Id Know . ’ Thi q Hi. » a re : - u. EN SE Pe ? Sc eee tahiikeBremaer *Taflora Hlain Watch Bracelets Bd peu aeaee — — | Gold Fish a to ose oa ay Be Ay Sufferer Shou ho if al i Just Like h iS ‘ahiik-Bremser Taflora, $1 00 CASH—$1 .00 A WEEK 5 nae ecm a. LS POS: te doze Need pneuin | SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Lustrous Hair—Soft—Fluffy and Abundant—Easily Attained by Splendid Grower and Wonderful ‘a es Leiber Leather Co.), bedi | wr ilomer. 34 5OSS enright, infil ren Za fitted complete with ino aw a7. 2ua4 N. 22d: pneumonia. 749 Armand pl. ‘Epstein eR 4°82 West Pine: cerebro spi- | 59" > Hamilton te os a ae t. tem Radio Wate : R. Brockman, 13, 4135 W. Lee: Gyph- | ; ) RT wigs ea 1 he ion 2 : If io. vou will be glad to know Notice ju Beautifier That Thousands oven, — ister, 5160 Page av. ; Bid Aan. | . atcnes | plants, 2 snails, gravel, sh cn | ’ SSS ieee ct eee you at :' , : . that it* fascinates and compels admira- b17 Michigan av. ; : Ada Filer, 33. =. enoug 3°47 S Jefferson av. : Wear While You Pay oR Williams. 26, om ase : “tn 4 a. ria Order your Aquarium now for Chri: * oot aes %% t ir Do You Own 4a Little Hard Rubber Hyomei Inhaler yupprmneny mas delivery. 10 to 12-sal Aquarium, | —aeiaieme: i> sees Mel § the Same as the Ilustration’ rrace. ™ ; n (Hdw, Merchant), 1531 1 , . ; | : _ Silver, SS, 4158A N. Newstead: cir-| inf? : tna” * , ; tha stuffe a 67: BA Idaho ‘ iran h foog for si nont on t, PEre ees 7, : Saaas & that Wolff Wilson [)y ug { 0o. and l il ! | oe | Pear! RB. Stokes. oe. ollewe, intl $10.00 value wer ry »T ¥ ' ' ee}] Y i i cle; rs iJ - k - a ‘ i ‘4 : : — « We ] o ev. “ psneasiong pana ; é | > Bereegaand dene, men p3 Hich-o-me) for only 60 cents. fering and hawking | ts ; ful hair ls only a matter of care : Mh . a2 , 5 . , ~ ‘.* 5d. . m : o> TSISA Water: influenza. as NTN teal 4 .* oe “. .* ' } iaywy (ask for . . Ss ie} - colitis ciel a De Get a bottie toda ) Yoin, It) Novak, 1. Oe OF kine tatinat 2 hott) HYOME! Inhalant) then get | mucus will een re streaked and escraggiy, whem it fails ” . . 7 _ af .> ° aw, ; ‘ , _¥ 4 ‘ , 7 oon : - . - ~~ P aus NN. 36 n. wast = Julia Micki! n, 20 2414 Hawthorne; influ- “hey, oy patrigess hale and berm lv. Then continue unt . : . badiy and new hair cannet grow, envo he. AG Te, out your i{vomet mney Meng verv germ is destrove 2 Fy» SB wy roots must be Viteliged and te ilied | can pane : nourished To do this quickly, PINE S ig =? amin > 2 Z * a — " seereis ee eal 1g TTY) Ca ‘ w . . ’ . Hoff. 43, 5414 Baiena, Pr eumMenia ; > ; : : , . \ Ca na ri S. in earnest to kill the {yt ris ()) , Kaw ville, LiL * « Otte, earl fat Christy; influenza ' of 48 Sage e yourself of its vile’) until the sorenes and at iittle expense, there le nething } Shaw, 2. Wm St. Louls; pneumonia eT va tarrh and rid : on Tective as Parisian Bagge ‘lieu f lton, 1) ‘Ret ween Sth and 8th on Pine &t.) “or te Qron, Tenn. “45 GEE 6.6 Our Windows aaa : Nelson. 19, =a Milis: pneumonia a ; we | “ % a - mptoms fore ver. Pouline Blank, ox "$122 Sidney; pneumonia. rt , ’ which you can get at any drug er tot! wowder, Il. 2 = ~~~ loulse Bressent, 75, 2115 Madison: influenza, | boo A cate aa ; ; $4. 08 1 use it regularly. It is the o: niv disappeared. HYOMET ts Advance, Ma Schiottmann, 92, 261 Montgomery, myo- | ' will us B runrauteed for catarrh | 3 treatment of its kind before the peo soeiehncinae cha en ‘oughs, eo} is, core ‘ esterficid, Me, , Jitia. ate Dresden, Tenn. ; ’ : N. 16th; influenza. \ll sizes cold fiBSh and bird cages, and ple todav that can pene trate into) : 1% "7 ‘ets Bland, X a Sale ! ic " " 1 > s. . pneumonia . ‘ “y i o p ; ee. i : . . e > - } roat. eroup, ast! mia rmer, Hamaey i € LNatt — : . 33, O12 Oa sates, inthe zn | . Sy everything pertaining to pets. Complete every nook, corner, ee en ae | deaf: caused by . | ’ le 2 Wi , o ; : =e see “2 . >| am ‘atness cause: nfleld, t Ne. a 4 . BR willmann. sa. 4206 Pleasant; pneumonia. eee, PRS? y * line of dog supplies the mucus membrane and destroy the | and deatn inflammation F. Geolkowsk!, 36, 2500 De Kalb; pneumonia, as “ea me aT that sing; aised from HYOME will banish eat: arrh if you ness in the throat counter. Ite guaranteed to abolish da druf. stop scalp itch and failing and promote a ti © growth or om refunded. Its in great demand by we en of taste and culture, because it the hair eoft. lustrous, ee to : attractively and appear heay ff oa N. 7th; carcinoma an : . ; iy +y Delia O'Malley ‘ Hf “sy Oe ars microbes. , rea : ; a - Grace Cusale, 24, “nr » Bnrieht; influenza, Sf ots TOE ; HYOMEI —e from Australian | complete out fit which : : | lh i 7, nse he» # ect to Consum meth cer ww. 4725 Terrace; influenza, — AS : ' aon Ol smbined with Lister-| includes inhaler, $1.1 : Jf A maseare with Parisian Sage — ten ore Oh ; ae 3. 415 Alaska, accident Uw. os YAN Eue alv} nfus and combines l sant ' Wile Drug e . ‘ Venn delight easy te use, not sticky oF ° Beh netde r, bs, = 7 ¢: inf] nr? “¥ “¢ us +. +, ties Pour hn fe w drops into nt W ol ff wieon rug . ’ ? ot ! eae cee, net | on - ete. t. Sw ester M4. SANS RE ge . oe’ IAN @hi } (Co. and druggists every . : / | 1 1 en ene ont ; ~ Pe ED IRE Gp Te kee |eatarrh or money back. > a» 7 Giese aed : ees a DaPg Ed as “ : Tha Sn ay lost Di spatch ~ Bs . ; ne uez. 2. “OuUT', Morgan, men.n The Sunday a . PINK. R : é. + ae F.. : a : l. wi tio 4 > ‘ ” M re readers than any other ne Wepape! west of the M ississip pi. f a Ree x : lierman FE. Nascher, 7012 Cleathe. iofivuenza., Or - a a ,

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Laggige exten yen Fre ry = Seon ishiry ba -STLOUIS POST-DISPATCA Ho eee oe — 7 -_—_— = — produced: ceded it. fords, AIESELHORST’S TICKET CARUSO CONCERT. Oct. henefit Firemena's Pension Hlirson S Harlin MERICA has, for many years, led the world in the quality of Pianos One dominating name has succeeded an- other, as something more beautiful, more enduring, has been evolved, the leadership always passing to the plano which its finer and more costly than those which have pre- Today the Mason & Hamlin is universally acknowledged to be the most exquisitely beauliful Piano the world has ever known the choice of the connoisseur, and of those that buy the best that the world af- Inspection Is Respectfully Invited KIESELHORST’S —LESTABLISHED ‘‘For 39 Years the Reliable Store That Pleases’’ 1007 Olive Street OFLIOCH 70S und; Wel. 21, benefit St. Louts Children’s Hospita!. {s7 30 Haclusive. Seat Sale: Alarm.” Oct. 21 te 27. Tea, Hotel Statler, “Still Musical } | newspaper ~ Why Gray Hair is No Longer Necessary | New, Clean, Basy, Harmiess Treatment. After having been tried and p: ] Wate and natural } ‘nod of re outhful cole: i t} oven fives satisfaction. fl’mna > ¢' First bottle Ll gra’ from ege, ; a 4‘ ‘ (anu ec 1c: wilt Simp.iy weeh oO red tite a two as Wut and retoucn ingg ¢ e every the hai zrows CAN THE DAIS WASH OR ROR OF} r)«)* ~wAaen off rnmAaImMmpeoa like “*¢1} rig ? UNED COTLOPR . } ** , (Be {° iy seven “as no* even Chiat fy ¢) i) ‘ Mrtledtmun ¢'annt ~ ? . 7 ‘ ew 20TrTKxA City.-— | ultimatum CTominilSsion, ' Rupture! If you are afflicted with Although some relief MAY be obtained from trusaes, ances wi’! these Why experiment? Why danger of TOTAI, & permanen’! without pain, loss of time” eure can “ithou' Kw re , > sr Eeery, You may have Greds of cheerfully POR PURTHER INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE WM. A. LEWIN, M. D. 670 Star Bidg. sT rupiure should not delay treatment a single day) mechanical NEVE effect a cure. trifle w DISABILITY, be aoccemplished . LOUIS, MO, You A Non-Surgical. Painless Cure Awaits You. arp)i- th the when 4n investigation coa‘s nothing. Lr. Lew sultation and piains liis vou vitho Siar Square | purpose will be submitted by a Tells Impoverished Men and Women Ifow to Become Healthy, Strong, PMereetic, Magnetic and Ambitious Tiree-Grain Cadomene Tater Advised for Their Wonderful Tonic Properties. Dun ‘t envy the man or woman with aQ¥Gmiant energy, health, and the ever yrasent smile of cordia) eaRalitr. Resolve to ya@pr, vour tired, worn-out ee and pains, W@Try and distress, by | Sm “ . Bulgaria gave Nh 'the game { west front ' Same time _ } ; » " ‘oo 7 , |concurrently with Ludendorff’s dec- | |laration of his defeat there came an | Austria-Hungary | from (jermany should the that 7o- peace stating quest monarchy tuke anv fur- ther responsibility, a Czech revolu- {ion being expected, the correspond- ent adds. a Speec)} on as otherwise ’ could not held lu aaron Preside was iturn » G Wilson's list nature of an peremptory rote chi-U tit mask 9urleou: hrasing., is eq] 1*1 consider- ll \ character, y! that for , > - . . 7 d plain fro this ech over, . = : aii is any langer, to satixf* Wilson and the allies, the: rifayprna ti President £ ~ lee —_ a he only ; ve ot thle dual mon VY is a separate peace. [It is felt hat have ji 4 ; ‘ e influence on the German mind, ‘ “ae ee ‘ tris MUS! expectation in Berlin, ac- cording to the Berlin correspondent of the Danish newspaper precious) referred to, that Turkey will comply With the demunds of the allies fer surrender SEVERAL BUILDINGS AVAILABLE " a ? SPECIAL— B $3.50 Smoking Stands, $2.75 =~ maamen e——-— 4-PIECE DAVENETTE SUITE AT $54.75 Made of solid onk, famed finish, consisting of Davenette, which opens to a regular bed, large Armchair, Rocker covered in extra quality Span- ish Chase leather, and Library Table to match; the four pieces priced now ODly $51.75, Davencite pleces, mahogany and fumed oak frames—S punish Chase leather up- holstering—special.. . $33.00 BRASS CS mmnd “ADAM” BED- ROOM SUITE walnut and mahegany. dressing table is extra—may be purchased ae parnaic, $175.00 Adam Bedreem Suite, in | American walnut; dresser; an exceptional $165.00 Louis XVI Bedroom Sulte. in ivory ename!; 4 pieces, beantifally finished and decorated. Washington Av. and Easy Credit Terms Gladly Arranged on Any Parchase ! , Beautiful tunnel posts with elaborate Jap- . ~ ee Se Anese decorations; complete with ash ae f umes on and match holder. y i unTiTTiiaemnes | HAIMA Suite, $114.75 Fumed oak finish; buffet, American walnut finish. $250 9-Piece William and Mary Gjae* Genuine mahogany. $325 Queen Room Suite, $249.75 With 66-inch buffet, genuine some design. $150 3-Piece Living-Room Suite, $97.50 $120.00 Three-Piece Davenette Su William and Mary designs —Jacobean finish— heavy moleskin cov- erings—saspecial BEDS, $22.50 The greatest value in the city— notwithstanding the continuous advances in prices these Heds are sOoilng on sale at this ridiculously low price. They are 2-inch con- tinuous posts and have seven heavy t-inch fillers, 22.00 Brass Heds; Special Suite — three cane enda,. $185 3-Piece Davenport Suite, $149.75 Consisting of T-foot davenport, and recker; cane panel, blue velour upholstery. $140 Cane Davenport, $89. Mahogany frame, 7 feet long, mulberry velour, leose cushion seats, 2 sunburst pillows ‘and rell, $85 Large Armchair, $59.75 To match davenport, loose cushion sents. $75 Vanity Dressers, $49.75 William and Mary design; mahogany finish; large triplicate mirrors. $79.75 2-inch posts. gu Feithout any other a vs = 4 P Ze ; $150 9-Piece Adam Dining-Room f Dining-Room Suite, $198.75 Anne Style Dining- — mahogany, hand- Mahogany frames, mulberry velour uphelstering, large armehaly ut - ' } ‘ih. 2-inch square { 9,75 50.00 Brass Heds;: <-inch square posts, 9 heavy 1-inch $39.75 SPECIAL— $9 Telephone Stand Sets, *5* Set consists of stand and stool: mahogany and fumed onk finish; very substantially made, Rugs and Floorcoverings at Special Prices $G4°36-inch Miter Ruge—Axmin- ater and Velvets; 00 ' special at.... $14.00 Gx Rag HKugs—colors blue and pink—slightly $/ Qh sviled; special at....... ' 20.00 Yxi2 blue, tan and soiled; special ica tas i rea bu On Here is the most economical] Heater ever known. It has an enviable reputation, all its own. $18.00 Japanese Oriental Hall Runners—size «9 feet—asxssorted You can distinguish and quick. ee ee 10.00 | ly know the real- genuine $20.00 Hall Ruaners— size 3x12 Moore's by this one big feature. —asize fxi2 feet—aasorted pat- feet; special Moore’s Everlasti porn aaa wearing qualities; oore $ ver as Ing RA ~ oy 9.76 | Firepot HS $55.00 Axt2 Axminster Rugs— Burns everything. An exclusive af fos ett :" seamed and seamless—ansncorted : , “ patterns; special $4? 50 feature with Moore’s: Burns soot, ' smoke, gas, ashes—nothing wasted. $5.50 Linoleum Rugs—size 6x4 THIS GENUINE Moore’s Air-Tight —splendid for small kitchens: | Heater is the one Heater that has a i “5 ar dust flue. It burns hard or soft coal, siftings, slack, wood, sawdnst $8.50 Matting or rubbish. It never goes out. Ask Rugs, $5.95 any of the satisfied Moore users, or Eixtra quality Japanese Wat- better still, see them. They come ting. very closely woven, assort- in three sizes and elaborate ed patterns. styles. Rag Rugs—colors pink—slightly ' $26.00 Seamless Brussels Rugs 12 SPECIAL — , a $12.50 Cedar Chests, $9.75 A chest of unusual finish: made of genuine Tennessee cedar; absolutely moth proof. $2 Dining-Room Chairs, $1.45 Weod seats, braced backs. $11 Folding Go-Carts, $8.75 All steel construction, rabber-tired wheels. Chast leather covering, with hood. $14 Gateleg Tables, $9.75 Solid oak, fumed finish—42-inch tops. $10 Library Tables, $6.95 Seli@d oak construction—fumed finish—large @rawer for papers. $8.50 Ladies’ Writing Desk, $5.75 Fumed oak finish—closed top—one drawer tr papers. $30 Poster Beds, $22.50 Fiandsome turned posts—mahogany and walast finish. SPECIAL— ‘89° Here in one of the greatest bargains of this sale Wade in American Suite consisi=a of bed, dreaser and chiffenier. The ———————, $200 Circassian Walnut Bedroom Suite; 4 pteces; Colonial denign: atrictiy high grade. 9.75 ' Special $2.00 Metal Trains, 98c $325.00 Leulis XIV 4-Piece Bedroom Train of engine and " conches;: 44 tn. lougt Suite; American walnat; $949.75 beautifully enameled; none delivered; nene sent high grade; extra size $249.7 cc. 0. D, dresser. Special 5 ee CHILD’S DESK SETS 4 pleces; large $129.75 stecks are limited. Thi« fumed fini«t ui Ou St. GA A A ag A A bah ania AMRF sito a 2h ee PS neat 4 in Caan 4 5) mes FOR SEPARATE of J. E. Reid Jr. Husband's $6000-: it for separate Ir ce of $259 a m erday bY Mre. D set John McElroy avenue, a salesr -of $6000a year, married April 2: days 260. The n Court Apart ’ naimar boulevard. e petition recite x to excess, thr mes at her and o! struck her, caus er eee WICKES, : 3 4 e Fr | : nee ILD CURE Pa The first dose of ng Compound end misery— 1 as You can surely ¢ ak up the most s¢ Acad, chest, ba ns. by taking & Compound every » consecutive dos Take this wonderf sted, without i usual duties and that there is no d which will cu Grippe misery | reffecta as a 8! »e’s Cold Compo can supply— ontains no qu home Tastes —-— i ATI ladly send an . —_ Simple Herb that Completely attack of Muscula atiamm of iong st eise I tried had it to, mae au asses 0 ena, ve eheir vulterina by It also relieves well as Neurai cia, | purifier. You ar Herb Kecioe if yor I belleve you Wil ou have | ing injuri for yo 1 wi Recipe absolutely fre eho will send name «4 vel SUTTON. 265 Lee A hil china closet, extension BS RECIPE table and 6 chairs, ‘ $200 9-Piece William and Mary — Dining-Room Suite, $159.75 3 Ci Burns coa the same tin two. Effect bination, lik best eombins en economy the Jewel. shown inclu: and Quick J Gas | For « bat heater illnst ceptionally and effecti Price GUID <n citeta Perfectior priced, $5.

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q J ___STININS POST-DISPATCH =e SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 - ied merly Fire Marshal of Illinois; Al-| ing apparatus from | gigs FOR SEPARATE ALLOWANCE) HOW ST, LOUIS LIBERTY BOND FIRE PREVENTION DAY, NOV. 2, | mez tre 2tacsna or tiple: alg anparatos trom the cme of me CITY BALLOTS TD COST $44G4| ier bide submivoa were ty Wood me g ‘ ie ‘ 5 - AMON, | Wara- ' et’, and SKint tite of J. E. Reid Jr. Asks for Half PAYMENTS ARE KEPT TRACK OF T0 BE OBSERVED IN ST, LOUIS gin gmt Mil pr atl 8, ! the historic fire apparatus will be the | | | & Kennedy, $11,640. a ot Husband's $6000-a-Year Salary. 4 mn first hose carriage ever used in st | The contract for printing the bal- The contract calls for the printing. “Buit for separate maintenance al- Chamber of Commerce Will Join in Speeches will € made on fire pre~- | Louis. Joseph Boyce, president ‘of | lots for the election, Nov. 5, was, of 1,294,825 ballots. The contract nce Of $250 a month was filed System Here Believed Most Effictent Ceremonies and Its Program vention in all high schools on Fri- the Volunteer Firemen’s Association awarded yesterday to the Von Hoff-|to print the constitutional ballots ’ day by ae. Delores V. Reid in Country—‘“Lost” Coupon No- Will Include Luncheon. day, Nov. 1. wg snatructions asks members of the old Veduatene | =a Press by the Board of Election; which differ from the ordinate tae peng mitre mg ast John M miroy Reid Jr., 9026 tices in Post-Dispatch Preparation is being made by the|and pamphlets will be assued to ele-| mre Fighting Brigade to report to) Commissioners on a bid of $4464.| voters’ ballot, was awarded to the ders. Generous $2.00 bottle seat mates avenue, a salesman, who has a Chamber of Commerce to observe| mentary school teachers, who will him for participation. '| The next lowest bid. from the Con}Con P. Curran Printing Co.. for D&W. MAY, 543 PEARL &T., of $6000 a year, she says. They The Liberty Loan organization of | pire Prevention Day, Nov. 2. Th/|sive talks to their pupils. A mass : _P. Curran Printing Co., was $10,093.) $750 . er ‘| , married April 23 and separated| the city has simplified to a degree Mem here iaaineenes and the #ire| meeting, at which notable authori- ve ,093. 50. wer days ago. They lived at the) believed not attained in any other Prevention Committee. of the St.|ties on fire prevention will speak, i¢ n Court Apartments, 5455-63/ city the gigantic task of “keeping Louis Chamber of Commerce have/|is to be held Friday night, Nov. 1. es boulevard. track” ofr payments on the Fourth the arrangements in charge, which A parade is being organized by a4 The petition recites that Reid) Liberty Loan coupon books. include a luncheon at the Statler! Chief Tanser of the Fire Depart- WBeank to excess, threw his wife’s| The system was the idea of H. S./ i146) ‘The principal speakers will| ment and Director of Public Safe- a uwathes at her and on the floor and) McCormack, an efficiency, expert | he c J Dovie of New York City, for- ‘tv McKelvey. It will show hre nght- BS ere struck her, causing her nose to; who was brought from New York for | — —— ~~ that purpose. | “ewer = an i & o- ~~. ree Oe ee eer” There are accounts of 350,000 sub- | scribers to be kept. New York has ly Vegetable eolor to the faces of a The first dose of Pape’s Cold | by the banks, and which indicate | : a certain date. The average book- = ity and your country to take every precau- @ You can surely end Grippe and | 4 ) There are 1500 ledgers in the rec- | eam | Ord room of the organization. In-| = f t } stead of posting the accounts with | = >] | p. i¥ pen, the system is to merely paste! = $ ron ills | into the ledgers the colored slips | = lack Iron in the blood, * misery — Tast C6 MNICC, | keeper can make 800 postings a day. ak up the most severe cold either | nays 0500 “pastined oy em | recommend particularly the use of an antiseptic - , 1,000,000 accounts and employs 300 | z tyou right : tl KES] CREST women to keep them. St. Louis is| = trill handling her 350,000 with 15 women| = | er night, a j and “time to spare.” = tt : | that are torn from the coupon books panels, in F ‘Compound ends all grippe that the subscriber is paid in full to It is your duty to yourself, your co un | Women, unexperienced in bookkeep-!= ti0n against this contagious disease. Authorities = | 2 a HY UNDR EDS | make 2500 “pastings’” a day. New = a “ ‘Agad chest, back, stomach or'| York has one form which it mails = h 1 For this urpos = : “i We dy : 7 s,|— nose spray and mouth gargle. purpose, ; || oa OF PIANOS fimbs, by taking a dose of Pape’s | reading like this: “Pleas : ° : Bold Compound every two hours until! tje patience, we are grove ei | = there is nothing better than Bibree consecutive doses are taken. |There is no such form in the S8t./= | Take this wonderful Compound 83 Louis record room. It igs not be- E SBairected, without interference with | hind. = pr usual duties and with the knowl-| ‘The organization of 15 women) z the necessary space /Meige that there is nothing else in the | finds time, also, to mail notices to == | «bh ee ae seit arefully the following # # — a oe pean lg oe les In the Home: Protect your fam- = | Biaeaeeemen P LAYER a enc rippe misery as promp yY an keep an account of the lost and | : , . Fae MPa s, 3 ‘ | ily with IOPHENE (Meyer)—the a SHIPPED TO Without any other assistance or bad | found coupon books. powerful prophylactic against the after-effects as a small package of | The Post-Dispatch has been em- | . . ¢. nds, $2.75 mpe’s Cold Compound, which any | ployed to cut down labor in that last | infection of influenza and allied dis- ith elaborate Jap- Mrogeis can supply—accept no substi- | duty. Instead of mailing to all banks eases Use it aS a nose spray and with ash receiver ‘Mate—contains no quinine—belongs in| each day, a list of coupon books that h ] ti d home. Tastes nice.—ADV. are not to be honored with bonds mouth gargie, 2 or 3 times a day. even though paid up, the record of- OPEN ; 3 FOR TREMENDOUS R EDUCTIONS — ll THIS GREAT SALE gar Read Every Word of This Great SF aancfccuring Chemiee ST.LOUIS | | WONDERFULLY EASY TERMS $1 vor Would Swe $110.00 vo e070 me mahogany, hand 9) UBreit sobine jadiriovs contnined initt | premier Malinoft, according to dis-|_ : | If You Would Save $110.00 to $275.00 ving-Room are taking. I will _gladly send this , patches from Sofia. Members of op-| = 50c Bottle—All Druggists . ————— SO i will send name and address, plainly ; POSition parties a ee S = | . . ten. a to the ministry, further strengthen- | == | : . iaisaaeaiieaniciciaaiiaataae 3 a aailiiiaiaitaie la Se . velour upholstering, Pn nee. Se Maweia Av. ing its political position. Ji LEOMINSTER SR At GL a BRAN ) KEW SA MPLE PIANOS AR D PLAYER-PIAN . Davenport | . | “thy ITF D NTS rue VER ; mS ow ae | ‘ f iT j “eI | ii 1G ‘ Hitt Sdiail CN PPT ts potiiuntoe Ti Ft ft. a te a So hie oe Hi A ff tif Mareen VU) bbb hice Lubin il FY ; AMAL AL LAMAL Adal banal maT! AA Ht vm 75 ; hr ‘ TISM Dispatch the numbers of the lost and | hina closet, extension [| EREcIPE found coupon books. All bank tell- I will gladly send any Rheumatism ant- | €rs are instructed to cut the list from m and Ma 8 a Simple Herb Recipe Absolutely |the Post-Dispatch each day and place 4 that Completely Cured me of a ter-/.. : S y p e, $159.75 4 attack of muscular and inflammatory | it before them in their cages. atism of ane ying ae ers else 1 tried hac tailed me. have mm and Ma it to many sufferers who believed Your credit is good with Loftis Bros. & Co. e $198 75 r cases ho soem, 70s her wf A found relief on re oo — or dncagadel 2d fiovr, | their suffering by taking these simnie N. 6th st. pen evenings.—Adv. ? ‘J It also relieves ~~. promptly, | well as Neuralgia, and is a wonderful

- ~ 7 T ’— = « ee we " 2 ,: ape ad bec os “* » er ~~ Py m teriaily in conserving man power. ; ill range for delivery any time between Other Cedar Chests, $10 Selling Pianos and Player-Pianos direct from the — “and the belidays. You can do your buying — factory to the home means that in a great many in- | right now and save a whole lot of money. nd Sets, *5” tool; mahogany and . | : °. : st | | ” = » Fi Fone - ef sor AY oy teot . tantinily made. | | | | 7 oe | ay sy Ba jeke sect a "ie ay | SPECIAL TERMS FOR THIS | 7 : 7 a Pa al ees |SALE—30 DAYS FREE TRIAL : | = 9x12 Axminster Rugs |§ tie a) Monthly Payments an Low aa | 1 eS eee, | «55.00 PER MONTH . eai® - PTS OR te call 7 | > Pi in the] & > 392 Darema. | ociecer oe your own ore Zor tra dae goal at he oo 1 piration of the trial period, way. we will call for the instrument and 1 will allow you ~ “ae f. : i Pa: aa wens have paid on it to apply on any other instrument os at 4 7 7 ‘ ~ ‘* ae Race o& eet e -" » ga i - ‘ e 4 ; a — 7 | | @eeeeeeac } tty, te ty Sar tt™ Toertage nati i’? © ra » a ee le me the Jewel. Other standard makes of combination ranges And a Hoosier, with its forty shown include the Aleazar, Bridge & Beach, Charter Oak labor-saving features, will : L ' Ae EVERETT STEINWAY $1 50 and Quick Meal save you miles of steps and | “oe os J ESTEY m.noc07$499 | Kurtzman . $55 BAUER . . $85 j J ewel I case, fine condition | Kitchen Heater | | HARDMAN, $70 REUTNER . $70 | Attaches to side of gas Lace att ? : Fa or et =a ¢ | Ballingall ; $35 JEWEL oe $95 | range. Burns anything— even rubbish and garbage. | Curtains ! { = oe , : \ ‘ ‘V AY | New Sample Pianos and. i Just the thing to take the | , chill off the house these A very popular hematitched (fm I. i VRS “etinks Vek ll i Styles at a cool Fall mornings. Scrim Curtain, priced, 85¢ os | 3 As he + ape ngs Discontinued ty PLAYER-PIANOS hairs, $1.45 Guaranteed Saving of 1 ——a—w- | Very new designs in Filet : | oo: Rae," Mg | DEMONSTRATION PLAYER * ai arts, $8.75 iu ee ee ee, New Hits on eit atin | S S ber of high-class. Player-Pi- s ca : \ ed efiects; white t RE dee Dede %! $ $ | lNebtly d, that L rired wheeln, Chane mas a; 050 . Pathe Records | be ere 95. 110, 135 to Po a NT aN Se Han: NR 6 ests, $9.75 i made of genuine moth proof, ee Every one sold at a substan- Just released a list of popular Song tial saving — $720.00, 6555.00, bles, $9.75 : | , Very pretty Curtains in Ju: a a * ° S. All do ble ac . ~ sg laoages : 7 | an tea ee priced oaly....s.-..1 400 TIE Factory guarantee for 25 years $455.00 and les, $6.95 or Beige, per pair.. . | For Your Boy and Mine | M OZA R T Mahogany $ | inst any defects in material Terms on Player-Pianos— aca” tatcbotenes , AE amples EE 7 : a $2.00 Per Week U emec = 6Salsh-—lares | Freedom for All Forever { ‘@ case, full size, fine bargain.. | or workmanship. p 4 Desk, $5.75 — 7 J On the Level, vaw'nt a Devil | &£ Linoleum || | A SPECIAL CASH BARGAIN EVERY DAY OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS = top—one drawer for 4 Gas Heater | The Soothin s | dc gx Serenade 1 . | A Birch Cano Y :. tter wh li in the U. 8.), take advan s, $22.50 | For « bathroom. The / 7 5 C rch Canoe and You : $50 or $100 cash will buy more Piano value that you PB banger em yon tive pte Fs = _e ne | el a a i ER ala a i ee Ge Cee eh 9 ert a ae ae ah 4 walnet ‘ ‘ an eae ff} Deater illustrated is an ex- 5a al imac have ever seen in your life. An unparalleled oppor- | | ,nywhere in the U. 8. on 30 days’ FREE trial No money down. ceptionally economical , J Liza Jane ail We pay freight both ways if you are not satisfied. and effective gas heater. . : A special process Linoleum | Old Dixie Land in France | ains, 98c | Pr : | : | : ce x. tt é in many effective patterns — Sunshine in My Old Ken- ‘ a h -1 tnd aring ory - cky oO @ ; | i S b ; gS j d E th ae ay... 92.40 good wearing and awerre Lake yim’ FT You Would Share in the Substantial Savings and Enjoy the rice, $5.05 to $9.50. aes: aaa | Rindurtan—seer Fox te 1 1 Privilege of Paying for a Fine Piano or Player-Piano on the | Easiest Terms We Have Ever Offered, Don’t Wait, Act at Once! TAC 7 STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING TI’.L 9 O'CLOCK DURING THIS GREAT SALE ellrunde & Grimm 1208 eaaeeail s i ©® & Washington Ave. 16" & Cass Ave. . A, STARCK PIANO + s ST. LOUIS, MO. Cr edit Terms Granted Manufacturers Starck Pianos, Starck Grand Pianos and Starck Soloist Player-Pianos tunity to make your dollars do double duty. . f SS gh PD AUR EP ae ag os >

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TC —— — aS ta! Pe At eee we MERICA has, produced: other, as something and more costly than ceded it. acknowledged to be the choice of the fords. } —LSTABLI KRIBRSELHORSAT’S TICKET CARUSO CONCERT. Ovt. 30 benefit Firemen's Pension Get. Mason X Hamlin ‘the world in the quality of Pianos One dominating name has succeeded an- enduring, has been evolved, the leadership always passing to the plano which is finer Today the Mason & Hamlin is universally beauliful Piano the world has ever known those that buy the best that the world af- Inspection Is Respectfully Invited KIESELHORST’S ‘‘For 39 Years the Reliable Store That Pleases’’ 1007 Olive Street OF VICE und; Musical Tea, /l, benefit St. Louis Children’s Hospital. for many years, led more beautiful, more those which have pre- the most exquisitely connoisseur, and of SHED ts73— Raecelusive Seat Sale: Alarm.” Oct. .2!1 llotel y~ to et & Statler, > “Sttll ‘ ~ Why Gray Hair is No Longer Necessary New, Clean, Basy, Harmless Treatmeit. After having been tried and proven Successful @r>., leading mt ‘ARute Wats SHSWish the . BamMéuse & Barr Baer and Goods 0, and Wolfr-WWw ii Co, Rel by Y of the ; > } ' . - re ita ; . © Oo, STIX v Bil means —yes Ov ater for Grav Hair witho gar oor inijur ees, @r it conta eergdeants of the treatment It restores ’ } no gne FF a aa \\ ater und natural method of rea- youthful colar i that ’ ; J the f£iinple Viving the First bottle gives satisfaction. icd gray ° b’ rox fe * ‘ rom eg, , 4} . ‘ ry stored } . «ana simpis ery week It- will require a retouch two as the hair ; . a has ; Lien Pyrialt 9 “4 -— 1+} aiehnou ’ r PMIriaisin gs. 2h It consider- thut for over, speech war 1s many langer, if (;ermany falls to satisfv lies, then sepaurale 4} — + -* t1LiasS Oi?) Ss a f’ demands of the allies for cil riva!] Conimission, this Spe- by at to for commission, ¢ Ss Lytut the location their selec | fhe or t he build- oa a lr aS K ion, g@ivime as re; that the would creased rent. The Hospital Commission is hen ?- ed by Col. J. HW. Hornsby and Maj, J. W. Lewis, who will be a: ied staff of six or cers. 1500 WOMEN WANTED FOR FRANCE AS NURSES’ AIDS Those Enlisted Will Receisco $30 « Month and Sustenance—Get 40 Days of Training. Miss I.vda Anderson, director f Nursing Service of the Southwestern Division of the Red Cross. vesterda’ received a telegram from General Ireland calling aids for service in tary hospitals in Trance. hundred woren between the ages of 35 and 45 of age are needed immediately the Surgeon-Cenera! itated lortys necessary, a: of the immediately lief mms in) - Conin.* by a Seven cfij- Surgeon- for nurses’ American mili- Fifteen vears davs’ preparation on}, to Aliss Ander- son, ten days of theoretical training and thirty days of eight hours each in one of the sixteen hospitals in the Southwest which have been desig - nated, Thirty @ollars a month and main- tenance, including steamship passage to and from France, will be paid by the Government Allowance for) maintenance will be made separately, | if the applicant eo desires. Appli- cation should be made to Miss An- derson at 1250 Railway Exchange. _ - oo are '* , ording She's an up-to-date gtrt She 7 Broa. & Co. 2d Door, 506 N. 6th st.—Aey, , It’s Splendid! In one minute your clogyed nostrils will open, the air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawking, snuffing, blowing, headache, dryness. No struggling for breath at night, your cold or catarrh will be gone. Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply n litte of this fragrant, antiseptie, healing cream in your nostrils. It penetrates through every air passage of the head, soothes the inflamed or swollen mucous membrage and relief comes instantly. It’s just fine. up with a cold or nasty catarrh—Re- lief comes so quickly.—ADYV. MORNING, OCTOB ee ee Don’t stay stuffed. | | patch are ER 20, 1918. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Influenza, Colds, $ Pneumonia, Sore Throat Spreading Thruout.the Country — ee ee Many thousands &re finding relief from Infinenza. and preventing pneumonia, it Is said, by the use of Miller's Antiseptic Oil (known as Snake Oil). Its great Dain-relleving qualities in- Sure aimost tnstant relief when applied freely on t L4ilik, he chest or throat. when first Symptoms come on. The Oil penetrates hroy through to the affected parts and opens up the air Dassages, makes breathing easy, stops the pains in the back. and for & cough, a few drops on a little sugar | Will relieve the worst cough In no time. Don't fail to have a bottle on hand when the a “tack comes on, and if used accord- I & to directions results are assured, or vour money back. On sale at all drug- &BiSsts, vVc, GOc and $1.00 bottles.—ADV, _- — — ee ee Salesmen and agents are finding hew connections through Post-Dis- n “wants” while readjustments in progress, less treatment. ful in hair washing, we will have virtually no hair troubles. ‘cially fine shampoo for this weather, ‘one that brings out all the natural beauty of the hair; that dissolves and entirely removes all dandruff, excess oil and dirt; ean easily be used at trifling expense by simply dissolving ‘a teaspoonful of Canthrox (which you can get at any druggists) in a cup of hot water. eu ‘of shampoo liquid—enough so it 1s) ‘easy to apply it to all the hair in-| stead of just the top of the head. This chemieally dissolves all impuri- | ties and creates a soothing, cooling ‘Jather. lessly clean, soft and pliant, while the hair takes on the glossy richness of natural eolor, also a fluffiness which makes it seem much heavier than :t | is. .ing the hair is a pleasure.—ADV. A ct a ae, ee —— Hair is by far the most conspicuous | ‘thing about us and is probably the «most easily damaged by bad or care- If we are very care- An espe-| This makes a full eup| Rinsing leaves the scalp spot- After Canthrox shampoo, arrang- | Tovay’s Aid to Beauty TAKENOCHANCES ‘Relieve it quickly with Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey- ‘back the normal ‘‘pep’’ and energy. toh Don’t suffer a minute longer than you /actuall 'Tar-Honey that isn’t good for you— | ‘nothing left out that it ought to con- | | tain. right after a cold or cough and speed | i up p* of it tonight according to direc- | tions and von will feel better tomor- | | Tow. (in WITH THAT COLD! = Get that quick relief that brings * ADr.Bell's 4 - Pine Tar Honey or Coughs &Colds You is | the | and | dual | hewspaper preciousiy | urkey will comp!y | A Furniture Sale of Great importance RIGHT IN THE HEART OF THE SEASON—PRICES REDUCED Fhe We must have more room for new goods arriving daily. Our warehouse and our floors are crowded to overflowing, and we must make room at once. To make the necessary . required in a short time we are offering this week such wonderful bargains in Furniture, Rugs and Stoves as are not to be found at any other time or place. Read carefully the fol WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS list of a few of the many bargains selected at random. Come early for SPECIAL— $9.00 Bed Springs, $4.95 All steel construction, heavy woven wire top, 4 rows coll spring supporta. rr “ { pipe frame, $30 Golden Oak Buffets, $19.75 42 inches long-——Colonial design—oval mirrors. $37.50 Fumed Oak Buffet, $29.75 45 inches long—Colonial design—very massive. $48 Colonial Buffet, 54-inch top—-fumed oak finish—extra fine. $75 William and Mary Buffet, $54.75 Jacobean finish—60 inches long—extra good value. $16 China Closet, $11.75 Golden oak finish—bent glass ends—mirror top. $40 China Closet, $24.75 Oak finish—bent glass Colonial design—fumed ends—extra size. $15 Serving Tables, $8.75 —with drawer and shelf. $28 Pedestal Extension Table, $19.75 48-inch quarter-sawed oak top—gold n and fumed ‘ume wd oak finish ish—massive pedestal. $4.00 Dining Chairs, $2.95 Solid oak construction—golden and seat construction — ish—full -box leather pad seats. . Solid oak—aluminum tops $22 Kitchen Cabinets, $17.75 . frosted $37.50 now O@ORly $51.75. $90.00 frames—S punish fumed oak fin- Spanish chase giass doors, SPECIAL— 511°" Comb. Felt Mattress, *7-% An extra good comfortable maitress; covered in fancy art ticking; roll edge. Moore's ombination Range aan ey —— Se The best Combination Range to be had; burns gas, conl, wood: two ranges in one. Has white enameled oven dour with thermometer, white enameled warming closet doors; also ail the Iatest and most modern improvements: no trouble changing from coal to gas, nothing to remove, nothing to get out of order. See this wonderful Range before pur- chasing, Special Perfect Combination Range ‘Two HRaages in one—burns wood and gas. lias all modern improvements Blue Porcelain Enamel Combinna- tlen Range—all blue enumel—fyl]] nickel trimmed—polished top—is- elt $89.75 HEATEHS —- burns or wood—nicke}] HO'T-BLAST aoft coal, slack trimmed— apecial the best selection. t | evans | —"" nay Daveneitte Suite — three pieces, mahogany and fumed oak Chase leather up- holstering—special.. . - y/ f ee A A ee Ne Ta | Made of solid onk, fumed finish, consisting of Davenette, which opens to a regular bed, large Armchair, Rocker covered in extra quality Span- ish Chase leather, and Library Table to match; the four pieces priced Su —Jnacobean finish— 79.73 erings—saspecial.... $33.00 BRASS SPECIAL— %6.00 Ferneries, $3.95 umed oak finish: 30 inches long: metal lined. $22 Princess Dressers, $17.75 Made of solid onk: has two drawers and large swinging plate mirror, $25 Golden Oak Dressers, $19.75 Large size, Colonini design: $30 Chest of Drawers, $18.75 oak: serpentine front, 36 inches ‘read: fiVe long and iweo short drawers, $25 Chifforobes, $18.75 has large wardrobe, hat box Quarter-sawed (;olden eak finixh; sod five druwere. $28 Chifforobes, $21.75 Has large wardrobe, hat box, three crawers and writing desk attached. $48 Chifforobes, $36.75 Cirenassian walinot and mahogany; (olden oak fini«h. sign; inrge swingiag mirror. large mirror. Colonial de- American walnut; bargca‘n. Special SPECIAL— $5.50 White Enameled Child’s Cribs, $3.95 complete ‘int side and eada;: wire aprings. Special with woven ee $ humed wheels. geod value. Tea mahogany oeank — large wheels—apecinl, 818.00 15 Tea Wagons $10.75 Made in the new shade of brown mahogany and (nk — separate trays — rubber - tired A specially Wagone— and fumed artillery $13.75. ‘““ADAM”’ BED- ROOM SUITE walnut and mahogany. $175.00 Adam Bedreem Suite, in | dresser; an exceptional $165.00 Louisa XVI Bedroom Sulte, in ivory ecname!; 4 pieces, beantifaliy finished and decorated. Washington Av. and Easy Credit Terms Gladly Arranged on Any Parchase notwithstanding advances in prices ae. a = ‘5 : - Bet. ' ' . , Acad, g eise |i r cases ho WICKEST, OLD GURE e first dose of coud enc misery— Ta: ean surely ° up the most s chest, ba by taking a Cold Compound every Zhree consecutive do: ' fake this wonderf Zirected, without i] sual duties and hat there is ne which will et rippe misery | Sie? without any other a @ tafter-ffects as as »e’s Cold Compo can supply— ontains no qu home. Tastes -_-ooo— ATI RECIPE I wil! gladly send an a Bimple Herd that Completely ¢ le attack of muscula atiarmnm of iong st it to many sau leas, ye beir suffering by It also relieves well as Neursigia, | You ar after you have | e is nothing tnjuri you can see for yo are ipe absolutely fre will taking. wi send name a Suit 97.50 Ke ? 75 coun ae ‘anaes ni velour uphe ag i. SUTTON. 3% = $185 3-Piece Davenport = nee Suite, $149.75 — cms Consisting of 7-foot davenport, large armehaly and recker; cane panel, blue velour "$89.75 $140 Cane Davenport, $89. Mahogany frame, 7 feet long, mulberry velour, leose cushion seats, 2 sunburst pillows ‘and reil, Large Armchair, $59.75 To match davenport, loose cushion sents. $75 Vanity Dressers, $49.75 William and Mary design; mahogany finish; large triplicate mirrors, SPECIAL— $9 Telephone Stand Sets, *5* Set censists of stand and stool: mahogany and fumed onk finish; very substantially made. the Genuine continuous these Heds are his ridiculously seven s; 2-inch posts. ' 2-inch square 9.75 <-inch squire $39.75 Buy Only "4 seu in on Per «! a +s? s.! _« ~~ Here is the most economical] Heater ever known. It has an enviable reputation, all its own. You can distinguish and quick- ly know the real genuine Moore's by this one big feature. Moore's Everlasting Firepot Burns everything. An exclusive feature with Moore's: Burns soot, smoke, gas, ashes—nothing wasted. THIS GENUINE Moore’s Air-Tight Heater is the one Heater that has a dust flue. It burns hard or soft coal, siftings, slack, wood, sawdust or rubbish. It never goes out. Ask any of the satisfied Moore users, or better still, see them. They come in three sizes and 12 elaborate styles. Pa << — | i A Sy \ ‘ ? : oF Ns y a re ; i? , Cee e Erte ge . ; ? 4 ‘ . gett s SPECIAL — $12.50 Cedar Chests, $9.75 _A chest of unusual finish; made of genuine Tennessee cedar; absolutely moth proof. $2 Dining-Room Chairs, $1.45 Wood seats, braced backs, $11 Folding Go-Carts, $8.75 All steel construction, rabber-tired wheels. Chait leather covering, with hood. * $14 Gateleg Tables, $9.75 Solid oak, fumed finish—42-inch tops. $10 Library Tables, $6.95 Selid oak ~construction—fumed finish—lars® @rawer for papers. $8.50 Ladies’ Writing Desk, $5.75 saaue? oak finish—closed top—one drawer fer $30 Poster Beds, $22.50 ” BanGseme turned posts—mahogany and walsst n J SPECIAL— $2.00 Metal Trains, 98c Train of engine and 2 couches: 48% tn. ar ag apa enameled; none delivered; nese CHILD’S DESK SETS The Celonmial desitgu: 169,75 $249.7 seteckes are limited. This ' ’ Ce Burns coa the same tim two. Effects bination, hike best combina en economy the Jewel. ( shown includ and Quick M Gas I For ¢« bath heater illnust: ceptionally and effectiv Price GU caeaae Perfection Priced, $5.€

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gale wg Bare lemes FOR SEPARATE ALLOWANCE site of J. E. Reid Jr. Asks for Half ee: os = . STEAMS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH of Husband's $6000-a-Year Salary. HOW ST. LOUIS LIBERTY BOND PAYMENTS ARE KEPT TRACK OF FIRE PREVENTION DAY, NOV. 2, TO BE OBSERVED IN ST. LOUIS merly Fire Marshal of Illinois; Al- fred L. Harty, Missouri Superintend- ent of Insurance; J. McCann Davis, State Expert on Fire Prevention. | ing apparatus from the time of the | hand engine to the present. Among | the historic fire apparatus will be the | } first hose carriage ever used in st | CITY BALLOTS TO COST $4464: The contract for printing the bal-/| Other bids submitted were by Wood-. ward-Tiernan, $11,370, and Skinner’ | & Kennedy, $11,640. The contract calls for the printing! - guit nests a et a Speeches will be made on fire pre- , 0 250 a mon was e . i by Mrs. Delores V. Reid sst John McElroy Reid Jr., 5026 ten avenue, a salesman, who has a of $6000 a year, she says. They ,» married April 23 and separated Swéene Gays 260. They lived at the i { n Court Apartments, 5455-63 Temmar boulevard. Chamber of Commerce Will Join in Ceremonies and Its Program Will Include Luncheon. Preparation is being made by the >-;. | 1zouis. Joseph Boyce, preside |lots for the election, Nov. 5, was! of 1,294,825 ballots. The ac in Country—‘“Lost” C aagell a greets phot ee the Volunteer Firemen’s priewe wencc: | awarded yesterday to the Von Hoff-;to print the constitutional ga ge - ) oupon No- . me atacies Bie -pe a p92 ~ oe asks members of the old Volunteer | man Press by the Board of Election| which differ from the ordinaty \qettenan toon Convulsions, escent tices in Post-Dispatch, we 2 aggre seteibinii ne ag in lire Fighting Brigade to report ta Commissioners on a bid of $4464. | voters’ ballot, was awarded to the ders. Generous $2.09 bottle seat frea The Liberty Loan organization of Saamiber o opamerce - magpie” Peal set talk: ne seahe - ils i doeiaeal him for participation. | The next lowest bid. from the Con|Con P. Curran Printing Co., for D&W. Ht, MAY, 643 PEARL &T., Kew th it ' Fire Prevention Day, Nov. 2. Tha) sive taixs , puplis. A mass P. Curran Printing Co., was $10,093.! $750. : : —_ has simplified toa degree | wembers’ Conference and the Fire| meeting, at which notable authori- : | eng ws wesc ee any other! prevention Committee of the St.|ties on fire prevention will speak, é o ck” “gy Cc of keeping Louis Chamber of Commerce have! is to be held Friday night, Nov. 1. =e & 3) —* payments on the Fourth the arrangements in charge, which A parade is being organized by Eeempe petition recites that Reid | ary Sane coupon baths. include a luncheon at the Statler! Chief Tanser of the Fire Depart- er em, torew his | wife's | pete a wee the idea of H. S. Hotel. The principal speakers will| ment and Director of Public Safe- pes at her and on the floor and| McCormack, an efficiency, expert | ne c. J. Dovie of New York City, for- ‘ty McKelvey. It wif! show hre nght- = i struck her, causing her nose to: who was brought from New York for § once ' : that purpose. There are accounts of 350,000 sub-. oe GRA UT ba scribers to be kept. New York has! =] 1,000,000 accounts and employs 300 = women to keep them. St. Louis is handling her 350,000 with 15 women It is your duty to yourself, your commun- ity and your country to take every precau- tion against this contagious disease. Authorities HUNDR FDS recommend particularly the use of an antiseptic a . and “time to spare.” BE ) There are 1500 ledgers in the rec- t | tal | ord room of the organization. In- 5 : nt | stead of posting the accounts with f | nose spray and mouth gargle. For this purpose, £ | fi ae. OF PIANO S | there is nothing better than a SSS aS se Se ¢ 4 pen, the system is to merely paste : y; Cold Compound yd two i 2 until | tie patience, we are behind, etc.’ | = - Se consecutive oses are taken. |There is no such form in the S8&t. /2 ® Take this wonderful Compound as pouis record room. - It is not be-| = SMirected, without interference with| pina. = System Here Believed Most Effictent “Ft eo Overs onstipatior er’s Little o- of Ff eS = oO eS oO ee ee ee oS ee he i ws pe ares tly Vegetable ’s Iron Pills eolor to the faces of Iron in the blood, aced people do, roa -r 8 . Cs ; METPTveNeDenenenn) car seeny ' 1 thpeee rhehegttal ; a — — os ~* a. toon * ‘The first dose of Pape’s Cold }Compound ends all grippe Vpisery—Tastes nice. * * PES RIE IR OE I BT Na 6g ee OO sR ay rae ' i A is —_ the ledgers the colored slips | | that are torn from the coupon books | by the banks, and which indicate | that the subscriber is paid in full to a certain date. The average book- keeper can make 800 postings a day. ies esa ‘surely end Grippe and| = omen, unexperienced in bookkeep- ——— é : ing can, by the St. Louis system » Bhreak up the most severe cold either) make 2500 “nasti a = Bh | mi “0 pastings” a day. New By Acad, chest, back, stomach or) York has one f h - taking a dose of Pape’s' sea a a ee by _.,; reading like this: “Please have a lit- | » Boor usual duties and with the knowl. | The organization of 15 women'| ve that there is nothing else in the | finds time, also, to mail notices to| Byorld which will cure your cold or! delinquents, record transfers and Bed Grippe misery as promptly and| keep an account of the lost and. Without any other assistance or bad / found coupon books. | giter-effects as a small package of | The Post-Dispatch has been em- | % Cold a which eos f ployed to cut down labor in that last | infection of influenza and allied dis- ist can supply—-accept no substi- | duty. Instead of mailing to all banks i ontains no quinine—belongs in|} each day, a list of coupon books that |= a vere oS “90 a 7 home. Tastes nice.—ADV. are not to be honored with bonds/| = mouth gargle, 2 or 3 times a day. even though paid up, the record of- | RECIPE | fice inserts each day in the Post- | Iwill gladly send any Rheumatism shf- the necessary space arefully the following In the Home: Protect your fam- ily with IOPHENE (Meyer)—the powerful prophylactic against the ee in eo a ime PLAYER nes PIANOS eee i : SHIPPED-To as ay d,. ZH Sey STORE ST. LOUIS OPEN ghia. FOR ae THIS GREAT SALE ) canutecturing Chemists ST.LOUIS WONDERFULLY EASY TERMS ‘¢ Announcement, Then Act at Once e mahogany, , If ¥ W ld $ $110 00 $275 00 ‘pd you can see for yourself exactly what per = ° ing-Room Brive abiolutely! free tow any” utter eee eo tye bean adunitted | 2 50c a Bottle—All Dr uggists — SS oS Wes ave UU fo ; SO vod aatrer : position parties have been |= = GPOMIH ea= om ) - Pritten to the ministry, further strengthen- | = c= : F ‘ N. M ** ° . : = | if | ! | {if iii! } t : " i ‘ velour upholstering, Fe eles Angeles California, |! ing its political position. ji ap NAA A ES a weet PLE PIANOS A ER-PIAN eo will send name and address, venport ieee | | DISCONTINUED STYLES AND USED INSTRUMENTS +3: VERY BEST MAKE mM nit Pee ee 6 HK eee &— Oe | Oe eh 6 ee OE as th elaborate Jap- with ash reeeiver Mi itt itt “J i = ee es ee ma i * : TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS! ga Read Every Word of This Great TIME uhiil -Tiien: , : shat Gompletely Cured me of a i, the Post Dispatch each day and place attack of muscular and inflammatory | it before them in their cages, atism of long standing after every- else I tried had failed me. I hay 8 it to many sufferers who believed cases hopeless, yet they found relief ETT TT i! bea | beh Al pei eee i i} ai ' | TT TT iH eer Pai it) THE ae Hythe UTRETT RRL T LES LROSET TEL Ty bbe hada eat " il } } bertel i ii Sill ait TrThT Mai Aili it HH Heer merit il al Hi | ipitee Your credit is good with Loftis Bros. &C for a diamond, watch or jewelry. % 308 N. Gth st. Open evenings.—Adv. | : Bulgarian Cabinet Changed. F 3 | i tht 1 ’ i Mm sehhae ne) bali lishlait | iit | PARIS, Oct. 19.—The Bulgarian (anda ° y it to the test. | Cabinet has been reconstructed by here is Nothing injurious contained in it, |'Premier Malinoff according to dis- | Hisiidll it Ni i ATT AT a Si elonor upholstery. port, $89.7 ng, mulberry velour, t pillows ‘and roll, air, $59.75 amhion sents. rs, $49.75 | nhogany finish; large if, a - Hundreds of fine Pianos and Player-Pianos are be- — a fine high-grade instru- ing shipped to our St. Louis store for this great sale stances you can purchase id rice they have previously from stocks that have previously been in the hands ee ee ok ee y of agents and representatives for our company. KLe- cause of present conditions, we have decided to cen- tralize our stocks in the larger distributing points, and in a great many territories control exclusively the sale of Starck Player-Pianos and Starck Pianvus through our own factory stores, thereby eliminating the added selling expense entailed through the han- dling of Pianos in the regular way and ng ma- teriaily in conserving man power. Selling Pianos and Player-Pianos direct from the factory to the home means that in a great many in- been sold to dealers and agents. There can be no question regarding the wonderful savings that are effected in this modern method of merchandising. Be- sides you have the opportunity of buying your Piano or Player-Piano direct from the man who made it and whose interest in your welfare does not cease when you have finished paying for the instrument. Don't wait until a few weeks before Christmas to buy your Piano. Select your instrument now, and we will arrange for delivery any time between now and the bolidays. You can do your buying | right now and save a whole lot of money. SPECIAL TERMS FOR THIS SALE—30 DAYS FREE TRIAL Monthly Payments as Low as $5.00 PER MONTH Remember, yeu can try one of these used: Pianos in the} privacy of your own home for thirty days, and at the ex- piration of the trial period, if you are not satisfied in every way, we will call for the instrument and I will allow you all you have paid on it to apply on any other instrument you wish to buy, or refund the money. Solid red cedar; 42x21x20 inches. Several designs, in- cluding Chippendale. Other Cedar Chests, $10 nd Sets, *5™ ool; mahognuny and antinily made. 9x12 Axminster Rugs +3 QO: Yaa a he ade: ae A special price for Monday and Tuesday only. These are : SSBAONEDas rp ek ON ee fine quality, standard make Rugs, that are selling today for a & +25 MF ae great deal more than this special price. A good assortment of This great sale offers you a world of money-saving opportunities. Your Ce an a \t desirable colors and attractive patterns. purchase is protected and guaranteed by the P. A. Starck Piano Co., one of Y an the world’s greatest Piano manufacturers—wholesalers and retailers. The HOOSIER ceeee ganization make possible these unheard-of prices and terms, even in the face of increased costs in every department of the Piano manufacturing Kitchen Cabinet business. You can buy a Hoosier by HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MOST WONDERFUL PIANO VAL-| UES WE HAVE EVER OFFERED: | ing only a doll ekly. , hala i hoker, am tos Saale Bn | ae KIMBALL . 965 ESTEY 2 8 $1 22 : lab f eS, ul ee a cs ) 4 ee | save you miles of steps and | pad “a EVERETT . $90 STEINWAY $150 | hours of work. | ESTEY Mahogany | B case, fine condition....... | eae Dame ened ng sda RD a oe Oe oe ms rf SEEMS Fe +m . 7 ae ques > oe i % * T « 4 a» *, Ngo ea i Jewel Combination Range Burns coal—burns gas—burns them separately or at the same time. One range with all the conveniences of two. Effects a big saving in fuel. And the Jewel Com- bination, like all other Jewel Stoves and Ranges, is the best combination range that can be made. For real kitch- en economy your choice of combination ranges must be the Jewel. Other standard makes of combination ranges shown include the Aleazar, Bridge & Beach, Charter Oak and Quick Meal. SURI le . ‘ AOS oN Oe, Re ~ oalennend ie i! iw i \ }] SSSesoseec }. Ate a. ro ae & , “2 th oe tee a g \ 22008 ceeee ” - ~ *& * > * ie ee ~* ‘4 2 Veggie ie A > oe > * he —_ » i» owt * +d, bs 4 , x , fi . 4 f : ve ° ‘ : y is v ' . , 4 i as > ‘ / 0% . ae hi es ae —_ oat -, Pe. —_ ee Se we . Kurtzman . $55 BAUER . . $85 Lace HARDMAR, $70 REUTNER . 370 | : | Binepeoe fet = Ballingall . $35 JEWEL . . $95 , Curtains : t P ws eae New Sample Pianos and, ican sae ae | Ba Za |Discontinued Styles at a -85¢ Guaranteed Saving of $95, 110, $135 » $265 arts, $8.75 | | + weave Curtains in pretty strip- -tired wheels. Chase | § , ed effects; white $3 50 | | —————— and ivory; per pair.. ° Factory guarantee for 25 years against any defects in material les, $9.75 ESO OOO or workmanship. inch tops. ] ! mi Jewel Kitchen Heater Attaches to side of gas range. Burns anything— even rubbish and garbage. Just the thing to take the chill off the house these cool Fall mornings. a cae Oe Bees. er | ae PLAYER-PIANOS E DEMONSTRATION PLAYER ~ ae BARGAINS—Here are a ntrm- . ; ber of high-class PFPlayer-Pi- = F anos, slightiy used, that are guaranteed the same as new, Every one sold at a subatan- tial saving — $720.00, 6555.00, $455.00 and Terms on Player-Pianos— $2.00 Per Week Up ests, $9.75 t made of genuine moth proof, hairs, $1.45 metas neo Se New . Hits on Pathe Records Just released a list of popular Song Hits. All double face Records 75¢ : a H any $ | Curtains in $2.50 Very pretty panel effects, white or Beige, per pair.. Ea les, $6.95 yined fintsah—large & Desk, $5.75 top—one drawer for | For Your Boy and Mine 4 a and all priced only . | wt full size, fine bargain Freedom for All Forever | case, Tull 812e, e galn.. } On the Level, You're a Devil | Linoleum lThe Soothing Serenade A Birch Canoe and You { ) and P _ Garden of My Dreams | Liza Jane A special process Linoleum in many effective patterns — good wearing and a very re- markable value at the price— square yard, 75Sc. OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS No matter where yon live (in the U. 8.), you can take advantage of this great sale. Write quick—TODAY. Any piano shipped anywhere in the U. 8. on 30 days’ FREE trial No money down We pay freight both ways if you are not satisfied. Gas Heater > oa 50 se | : For ‘ bathroom. The | : eater illustrated is an ex- ceptionally economical and effective gas heater .. $2.75 Perfection Oil Heaters, Priced, $5.65 to $9.50. A SPECIAL CASH BARGAIN EVERY DAY $50 or $100 cash will buy more Piano value that you have ever seen in your life. An unparalleled oppor- tunity to make your dollars do double duty. If You Would Share in the Substantial Savings and Enjoy the Privilege of Paying for a Fine Piano or Player-Piano on the Fasiest Terms We Have Ever Offered, Don’t Wait, Act at Once! STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING TI’.L 9 O'CLOCK DURING THIS GREAT SALE A, STARCK PIANO C0. 1102 OLIVE ST., and - Old Dixie Land in France Sunshine in My Old as ains, 98c aches; 48 tn. long? delivered; none sent tucky Home and » After You're Gone | Hindustan—Jazz Fox Trot | and » | Frivolity—Jazz One-Step { Hellruno & Grimm ©2 & Washington Ave. 16" & Cass Ave Credit Terms Granted - ‘ . P r = & . 7 _ a ~" & $ > ‘ - = * ¥ ti f ’ ; F 'f > s ; ' oa | ‘7 * si Be ak é > ' - © 4 > > . = z ST. LOUIS, MO. Manufacturers Starck Pianos, Starck Grand Pianos and Starck Soloist Player-Pianos sf . s :

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aR amy PRR OS en - ¢ es x CLararens sbvanavdedry OC's Carine cy, Load. an LOUIS POSI-UISPAILH ee = es ee a eee i | post and took a liking to me or| cations in the German language. | the organization, said the ~— s y ‘a ~~ f something—tried ‘to take me home) William Phillins H; ill, president of |taken for natriotic reason at with him. There were four = ees | | if » ats in the firs ° | | to start with. I got one | | i, 12 eeptosctel And then the other three Stomachs Put i Order—Instantly Thousands of others have gotten rid of theirs ; : Bo: ki Ladies’ Purse f .] MIHIEL beat me over the head and thought | DIETING OR aan pi rate of me ) ‘Sith and Franklin Thread Silk : they had me going their —_ which ‘ : pound a day and WITHOUT until, Ue | | > did— 0 yards. a H ed ‘(Our location saves you money”’ 00 they did—for about 100 yards. P as OF eye um has taken place. 4 n. $1.25 Hose, $1. “I got hold of my trench knife an ? - I am a licensed practising physician and pee pin ADD 5c FOR MAIL ORDERS 2 7 Psi ceived Here | Picked myself off another. The oth- ey T ome esent for cock initial ne ieidiade Bee NILA LAL AA APPA tt First Description Received Here er two fired three or four shots at . ’s indi selec , } ed : ATI DAY : a hrew their revolvers Lumps of pain—that Ss indiges- abling me to choose remedies that will nee PART TH a OUBL y IF: STAMPS AA Li 4 yr of Action Carried Out En- mre and ye: My at came back to the tion! only a loss of weight harmlessly, but whieh | NAICS MONDAY Seely, by Aimeciiges. | Shwe set ome. Lees Oise | raiore 08 of 0 te eee ee a af ad te | St she ae Seu eB ane ° $ Ae ch as shortness o reat ral Pa ses ie 9 , he first description reeeived nere| about three hours, till pe notadprnd Belching sour food, acids and veer gp i mg gout, esthens: ~ ” > | cN | B from a St. Louisan of the battle in; quieted down. Then I crawled in.) — = : : . a rom a st. Louis ae ; ases—that’s dyspepsia. ther afflictions which ofte ; Ladies ove ty oots which the St. Mihiel salient was re-| — had begun to get sore, and "3 the | § er poses lotnnns 7 es 4 henge n rj ' t Scratc 1, . a . 4 Black kid, Louisans, participate L, . is known, | that I came out regi eae Costs so little at drug stores. for my FREE TRIAL TREATMENT and my plan whereby I om Louis or of ee ee Eee Oe ee ne TT PAID ONLY AFTER REDUCTION HAS TAKEN PLACB if Te iaihery heels _ eae a nee | Eis) ESOS ge Put an end to stomach misery! | desire ae a ea one directec ane ougn yy AM ie * :e 8 cans, and was the first battle of the | — ss gags in Pema WILL PU PUT YOu DR. R. NEWMAN, Licensed Physician State of New Yok : , ao ; i 4 ‘4 / a Ihe » be ° , C Pe ' Ye Olde Tyme Comfort l‘irst one ie a a ng Amasican Tedict Society today dis- UPSET ? Pape'’s Diapepsin & — se 2986 Fifth Avente, New York, N. . & Desk MA8. . , r y , / was personally directed Dy Gen. EOSL, ieels; for stvlie n¢ » **At a. m. the heavies 3 ; kid, hand-turned soles, comfort cannot be » and on both sides opened up, and . That Repl > bber heels; nale ever have ‘ard such i aring, ili iitun and com. ¢ 812. Dickies wee eee Baa oe (This sale is truly extraordinary, for, without question, never dur ciliatory, “ . drumming, a0 Se. . . > . fortable; all sizes, ? OUR PRICE the continual booming of the guns, ing this season have sueh amazing values been presented St. Louis we 9 (0) ee ee ee women. The purchase was consummated recently with a large New Agree to Steel $4.50 4. pyortom Kpabergy the air could be plaigly | York manufacturer of high-class tailored garments, and involves sev- Destructio Arct — ee c iGabqa, y ‘ : .) . Support WES Support, See ik ions seen argu- eral hundred expertly made and beautifully tailored Suits. tT Fut ° 9?) ment about that—but finally I de- : P zs - : : uture. “New Fall English Boots cided “~~ of the shells perenne psn The Styles The Materials The Colors : iit y ; . eut and none coming in, ans com- Poe t z t ; Mew a4 Practically every pop- i in Girls slice tha iii oki oe inet “w : Over fifty smart All the seasons mos ; For Misses and Grow & os-00 ibaa d 3 Ce a ae “els models to choose from. | desirable cloths, some | ular shade is represent- / 4 U. S:; WILL t Bi Brown Calf Welt........---+-+eeeee> 54.5 ne rie a poe ae de bose a? Plain tailored or dressy | of the very scarcest, in | ed, including beet root, ie 1 I | Brown Calf Welt, Neolin sole ...... $4.5 not the | east : it ae da. a : 4 styles, belted, draped, | fact, ineluding plenty | Russian taupe, Surges ie AVOW Girls’ ‘ Biack Calf ...ccccsccecs as 6 en eee $4.00 At 5 a. m. the hour for Us, We | trimmed in various | of serges. Also Duvet | gqy, tan, green, navy and : , Tee. cw cee vecetedee ther tes K5.00 opened up with a rolling barrage, | ways, some with fur | de —,, st EE ig sil- black in plain colors, ro 21 to 7 Gunmetal Calf as a $3.00 which we put down in front of our) ce Se ae | ee hay ges otines | checks, stripes and in- ; . : j . est L $2 20 own front line trenches, and then sport models. ae | and broadcloths. numerable mixtures. g Swiss vie: , . i n2olish BOS. ow ee 8% oe ‘ontinued lengthening it, and the in-'! , | & : pha’ wer xid er | Be $2.25 eines wae marines went over be- This is an event that cannot be too strongly emphasized for the remarkable Delay In d sasuctin : ; : roe hind it. We fired over 30Q0 rounds saving opportunity it presents, and we earnestly urge —" be present early 7 a4 99 in a little over three hours, and it Monday morning. In the assortment every size up to 44 will be er wiiad - | dent Has ' 46 ’ , st; ”? “Jocke Boots really was a wonderful sight—dquite 7 . Men s Nullifiers ° Patent rich old rose, ecru and lovely | mixtures. Seamless, 9xl2-ft. | patterns—suitable for all rooms. ; The reply, th ¢ PRICE, in that way, and he was quite pale, { ° Ag pastel inte cgi Beh ge | s1Z6. | 9x12 ft r | will not reject - a cing : fon we . ends. Seamless yle— ye curth Files | | bit was smoking a big cigar which $55 Singer Sewing Machines mm wands ber oil ) he said he had ‘borrowed’ from one \ . a tlations possib! R. Be eet : , : ’ . ™ hia * the prisoners who was carrying | J For Monday $35 | The German 3 1im. . ‘ : : . r . ] e*eeesceee@#ee#: f 6 0 loc l t | ' 4 ¢ 4 we 9 . e 99 | Lieut. Klein then told of meeting | § Only ; definite form. . eein ] x At Ni ht a St. Louis friend, who was going up @ Bright new Sewing Machines of the celebrated Singer make, in : ie aca ay g 'in a column of reserve infantry. lie . the popular No. 66 model. V ery light running; fully ruarauteed. > continued: e . oe ony a 65 Cabinet Machines, $45 $60 Sewing Machines,$37.50 Conditional St ' . # oO esesiaegh es 77 aha : ese $ New Home Cabinet Sewing | Singer, Wheeler & Wilson 7- Warfare Sa q : , . . ; . nt ery position in a wood ane iret , Machines—all enclosed. Abso- | drawer Machines ~highly pol- ? By the Aumenciate: : ; » TO MOTHERS! Guard your kiddies against again, all day and all night, and then lutely dustproof. | ished and dustproof. : AMSTERDA 2 torpid liver, sour stomach, constipated bowels moved again, the third time. $50 Wilcox & Gibbs Automatic Machines; samples, $20.00 $ Patch of Gern : a which generate poisons. These “‘inside”’ poisons “Good Show While It Lasted.” . $75 New Two-Spool Cabinet Machines .......... $5.00 3 delayed owing F é : ;' “We were shelled a little this time. | § New Machines; drophead; splendid makes ........ 20.00 opinion whic! : circulate to the brain, producing bad dreams, then but the closest 1 came to ill fortune All Machines guaranteed for 10 years—sold on our club plan. " eleventh hour. k ‘ @ feverish head. Unless you ‘‘work’’ out these Tn & fragment went about | ism evar a veer : , | three feet from me, which really h: ‘ —— — = ’ se > re tainly wet and muddy. * * ® $2.50 Model Roasters—enameled self-basting ...... 9 1.88 is Sheeties senate | rr ae eae , $5.45 Laundry Gas Stoves—2-burmer size........... 835.68 . | Once again the men have Ger-'!§ Se $ pieces—stag handles 2.95 lasted all day. man helmets, boot, eit, a shone] | $050 Ouring Sete 3 plere—atag Mandleg AE she 0 cX oo i ot ; Coats with plain collars. All well-tailored garments of Kersey, Thibet, Wool the President g . ow he was taken prisoner by the - The newest construction in this ‘elour. colored Plush and other woolens in the season’s most attractive colors, — ) Velour Germans, escaped and was wounded r aeful nvenient piece of f "a ’ : ‘ a 8 ry Out comment q : . . : i ae ust u , er nveni¢ n pi e ¢€ urni as well as DAY y and blac k. ( hoice, Mon lay “see eeneeveeeaeeeee eee eee eeeee ~*s*- ma . } } tu while in action with the 354th In- ! ture. It opehs with one motion ; Basement Eeonemy Store 7 ea a : 4 Sasery. ee nig: letter from ee © into a convenient double bed. . ‘ me aetct Pa : : 4 4 { Hay aen M« l owe ll, oe ye ars old, who, Choice of oak ar fumed finish, ws: 2 : | 3 ts a On : Bi hi f with his brother, conducted a drug with brown or black covering. f e 3 Nust contirrue | | Child ] “ty store at Cass avenue and Bacon . a - m * : About the Sta! 7 lidren love Cascarets because they taste like candy. When yOUf street at our entry to the war, to Other Davenette Specials Do y our y ze regarded ax « ae child has a white tongue, feverish breath, foul stomach, give Cascarets Miss Stella Johnson, 3926 Washing- | 3-piece Davenette Suites—oak or fumed finish—special. .&66.50 Christmas and 6. __ Berlin Govern ‘ x em jowevarc. The 354th Infantry, 3-piece Davenette Suites of golden oak—special........ 889.75 AUPUSTIMA: i, Ing the surre | Bnytime to ‘work’’ the nasty bile, souring food and bowel poison from *t of the Eighty-ninth Divis “ | > . J: told must fp A 4 part « i agnty-ninthn ivision, 1 Davenettes in mahogany with black or brown upholstering. 846.50 Shopping B the clogged-up places. You needn’t coax even cross, sick children to ‘argely of St. Louis drafted men, and Davenettes of fumed cak with brown upholstering—special. 856.75 : N Entire Block. Olive, Locust, Sixth and Seventh Sts. . po eck participated In the reduction of the Mattresses of cotton felt to fit Davenettes at. . $6.50 and 88.50 VOID We Give Fagle Stamps and Redeem Full Becks | Largest Distributers of a take these harmless candy * ‘Cascarets.” They never gripe — never in- St. Mihiel salient last month. Fourth Floor | ef Aig SB en ome an “ = —_ wenneen jure. Cascarets never disappoint the worried mother. Each 10 cent box ‘Last Saturday morning Jerry . J Few Restricted Articles Execepted. the West. enemies and fontains directions and dose for children aved one vear old and upwards. “"™* Over,” the letter, dated Sept. Gesired nego It was reite > —ADYV, iJ, reads, “and caught me on an out- ra ee

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the rate of ENT until hl reduc y physician and pe ' n individual case thr 4 es that will produce i essly, but which will ah. gy Symptoms of _ te) breath, Palpi es a . asthma, kidney sal which often accomy ye that depressed, 9 enewed energy and viewh superfluous fat. "9 4 change in the a); 3 ving. There is no ‘Rhteg - pasy and pleasant to te. ewe right now and plan whereby I am | rs EN PLACE if A... n State of New York . Desk M48. y » rrr hArha hh tbr ~-rroihiiiiianinann eee. Se. ee DD PO OO We WP 999444004 of the Season ts ‘TrrTrerfee i T'*" .. 7" a hh hbh hi i i i i in nnn nnn en orrrrerr ee eee = : Plete acceptance will satisfy the ger of contracting yneumonia hav- | eee ut aS Rasa Buy More Liberty Bonds and Help to Win the War —— — PART THRE, LL tt Pages ST. LOUIS —_——— 14 a ontrinncnntiizmenmmempennenamnnn ina’ - > 8 97. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 76 Pages. SHCOND NEW WANT I _ a PRICE FIRST NEWS SECTION, THIRD NEWS SECTION, REAL ESTATE SECTION, 6 PAGES. ee ee ST. LOUIS AND FORTY-MILE RADIUS....5 j;BEYOND THE FORTY-MILE 19 PAGES. : i? PAGES 14 PAG S SECTION, MTRECTORY, 19 PAGES. SUNDAY MAGAZINE, 16 PAG ROTOGRAVURE COMIC ‘‘FIRST IN EVERYTHING” AGES. SECTION, 4 PAGES SECTION, 4 PAGES. a = _ - a - a ee - mass CENTS RADIUS....7 CENTS —————————— - Louis Goes 7 ALLIES, PURSUING GERMANS REACH DUTCH FRONTIER ation Subscribes its $6,000,000,000; St. 66 ‘“Qver: LATEST REPORT SAYS GERMAN NOTE MAY COME TODAY ADVICES ARE IN CONFLICT ON U-BOATS s Cologne Gazette Declares That Reply Will Be Con- ciliatory, but Will Not Agree to Peace Aimed at Destruction of Empire’s Future. U.S. WILL STAND ON | AVOWED POLICIES: | Swiss Advices Indicate That. | whether the number of smaller sub- Delay in Answering Presi- | | meet expectations. dent Has Been Due to: Serious Internal Disturb- ances. | /entire nation, ' business opened this morning | 599,719,450 By the Associated Press. BASEL, Switzerland, Oct. 19. —The answer of Germany to Wilson's note President last probably will be published Sun- | day afternoon. } ‘Oologne Gazette Says German Reply Will Be Conciliatory. By the Associated Press AMSTERDAM, Oct. 19.—-The Ger- man reply to President Wilson will be conciliatory, but will give the al- | lies t@understand that Germany is | not ready to bow to a peace that | Will destroy her future, according to | the Cologne Gazette. newspaper says is ready for a peace | ofright, but not fora peace of might. | Germany, the) By the Associated Press COPENHAGEN, Oct. 19.—Ger-| many’s reply to President Wilson, it | is said by the Politken, will deny the | President's accusation of German Crueltics and declare the submarine Warfare cannot be stopped as long as there is no agreement as to an arm- istice. The reply, the newspaper declares, Will not reject the President's de- mands but will make further nego- | lations possible. The German War Cabinet met at. 6 o'clock last evening to decide the. definite form of the German an- | ewer. wee are ee Conditional Suspension of U-Boats | Warfare Said to Be Intended | By the As: octated Preas. | AMSTERDAM. Oct. 19.—-The dis- | has been | Patch of Germany's note delayed owing to a difference of opinion which occurred § at the eleventh hour, according to a dis- Patch received here from Berlin. It) is said that Germany will make a/| very conciliatory offer regarding the Suspension of submarine warfare, and will probably recall conditionally all submarines. ‘ eh | BASEL, Switzerland, Oct. 18.— There were Government conferences In Berlin yesterday (Thursday) that! lasted all day, according to advices | received here. The War Ministry | held a five-hour session in which the | military chiefs participated. Washington Opinion Based on Ad- vices From Switzcriand of Terms Sought. WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-—Beyond Press dispatches ftom Switzerland | faying the new German note would be dispatched tonight, the State Department had no intimation Whatever of the time or the mature of the German response to the President. Officials heard with- , Sut comment of the report that Ger- many would accept President Wil- 80n's conditions “‘generally’’ with a reservation that submarine warfare must continue to the end of the war. About the State Department this was | regarded as an indication that the Rerlin Government, without conced- | Ing the surrender that it has been told must precede an armistice, | Would seek to continue diplomatic | discussions in the hope of eventu- | ally weakening the position of her | enemies and winning the earnestly | Gesired negotiated peace. | It was reiterated that only a com- | ee ne nt ee Continued on Page 3, Columa 2. mee 5 tne 'gerve banks, which are expected to take at least five days include many who have not partici- | | Liberty Loans, officials said. bear the names of subjects of other. | governments, | interned and ' with tion probably cannot be obtained for | “BIG BUSINESS” OF NEW YORK HANDLEY-PAGE CARRIES |New York Federal Reserve District, York's History, have swamped tabu- ‘Company, $2,500,000. yo, err { MORE THAN 20,000,000 FYPESe IN PITY PERSONS IN FOURTH LOAN “ror ry Oversubscription Throughout Country Believed Certain but 10 Days Will Be Required Ne First Announcement at 5 for Huge Tabulation Job. O’Clock Sends Tank ‘‘Huncrusher’”’ “‘Berlin FAR day’s business, were announced to- night by the Treasury, as follows: District Quota Subscription St. Louis. .$260,000,000 $266,971,500 Minne- By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—Over- subscription of the Fourth Liberty Loan seemed assured tonight when to $100,000 Map of German Retreat on 250-Mile Front the three weeks’ campaign closed. While official reports were lacking, it appeared the American people again have given to their Govern-— ment not only what was asked but! more than was asked in order that the war against Germany and her allies may be carried to a sucessful | conclusion. How far the total will run above | the six billion dollars goal officials | would not attempt to estimate to-. night. It all depends, they said, on) whether big financial interests at the | ast moment file the big lump sum | subscriptions expected of them, and | “The foregoing figures,’ said the | Treasury statement, “represent scriptions by individuals is found to) actual returns to the Federal Re- serve banks up to the close of busi-. | ness Friday night, except in the case; St. Louis yesterday marked the ac- of Atlanta and San Irancisco dis-!|complishment of its biggest wartime tricts, which are up to the close of | undertaking, by subscribing the full | business Thursday night. “The crippling of the forces of the amount of its quota in the Fourth Liberty Loan committees and of the Liberty Loan, $75,856,900. | $4,-| banking institutions of the country There was a substantia! to' by influenza has delayed the re- scription, officials of the Liberty | jturns. In order that thé Liberty) oar. organization said last night, | Loan organizations and the banking | put exact figures were not available. | in | institutions of the country may be) jy, Herndon Smith, chairman for the | _able to devote themselves to the! metropolitan district of St. Louis, | enormous task of tabulating and re-! hazarded a guess that the ®xcess/| cording the flood-—literally milions) would be $1,000,000, but said no ac- | —of subscriptions which have come! curate estimate could be made, as| in during the last days of the cam-/| subscriptions were received in the 24 paign, it will not be possible to make} residence wards up to midnight. | port to the Treasury. daily announcements of the tabula- The first announcement that the Indications are that the number of | tions.” F icity had gone “over the top” was! individual subscribers will far ex-| Twenty per cent of any fourth! made at 5 p. m. Immediately the | ceed 20,000,000 and break all records| loan subscription is due Nov. 21,/ tank, Hunerusher, which each day for distribution of war bonds for| second installment of 20 per cent! pag run out Olive street as far as either this nation or any other. |} due Dec. 19, 20 per cent Jan. 16 and | - 'the day’s returns warranted, on the) The honor roll of bond buyers will | 30 per cent Jan, 30. 'road to Berlin, started on a dash About $16.000,000,000 have now | for the objective. Berlin was rep- | been raised by the American people | resented by a framework erected at |in popular war loans since the Unit-| ~yeifth street. which was about as ed States entered the war and all) substantial as the Kaiser’s program loans have been oversubscribed. of reforms. The tank ground “Ber- lin” up into’ a formless mass of pasteboard and lath. Tank’s Guns Boom Heavily. On the way out Olive street the tank’s single gun was fired almost continuously. Officials of the Lib-| erty Loan organization who took | the ride to Berlin were W. R. Comp- ton, district chairman; H. S. Gard- ner, publicity chairman; J. L. John- ston, city chairman; H. H. Langen-| berg, vice chairman; Mrs. John. H. Holliday, chairman of the women’s division; Mrs. J. FP. Higgins, vice! chairman, and Chairman Smith of the metropolitan district. Whistle-blowing was intermittently up to 7 o'clock. cause of the unfavorable the outdoor demonstrations were, less extensive than they would other-. wise have been, and the Great Lakes Naval Training Station Band /§ ‘and other bands did not march. St. Louis County will go over its ouota by a much larger percentage than the city, it is expected. county's quota is $1,853,190, and it was estimated that the subscriptions face of official figures on its way from New York to Davy- ‘ Ours reach $2,500,000. a St Onis 5 Ct a > I teaur £101 O° _ gg Cou yerin eras n ED » ; SDOUAIRALLION Neuville _»> MASNY \ ee . > Soiseons WS = er, M ideelburg on Flushing& » © cour 4 4 St. Mihie - * — so eo ot. HE direction of the -Allied thrusts is indicated by the ar- An AsSociated Press dis- T rows. patch from Paris thus sums up the Situation: “Ludendorff is swinging back whole right, using as a pivot plateau through which runs from the Oise to the He has concentrated all his avail- able forces there and notwithstand- | — DENOUNCES SELPH AS “TYRANT” Says Forcing of Employes to Buy | Uniforms at Designated Stores May Go Before President. Secretary Thomas I. Flaherty, of | the National Federation of Postal issued a statement denouncing Post- | in master Selph for ordering clerks the St. Louis Postoffiice to buy uni forms, against their expressed wish, and designating certain stores af which they must buy them. He sail the Postmaster used “insulting lan- guage” to subordinates who objected. matter will be taken to the President, if necessary, he said. Flaherty stated that the Federa- tion “proposes to make an issue of Louis that buy ex- postal tyrant,” He asserted girl clerks had been forced to bungalow aprons and caps, “at orbitant prices, at stores designated by the Postmaster.” Postmaster Selph, when asked for a statemer.t on the matter last night, said: “It is all bunk; not a word of I never told any cierks uniforms. I told them to to buy wear old clothes, and consevre wool. | ‘Flaherty is a discharged postal em- | ploye.”’ MILITARY EVACUATION OF BRUSSELS IS REPORTED Withdrawal by German Said by Belgian Deputy to Have Been Begun. Ry the Associated Press AMSTERDAM, Oct. 19.—The mill- tary evacuation of Brussels by the Germans has already been begun, according to M. Heinrich, an Activ- ist Belgian deputy. The deputy is quoted thus by the correspondent of ‘the Nieuwe Van Den Dags, at Rosen- | daal, on the Dutch frontier, who says | In his telegram, Secretary McAdoo | the deputy himself has arrived at, ’ }* i “. | Brussels. The evacuation, it | clared, does not refer to the civilian population. | } | | , / ve) ing the stout blows delivered by{| “King Albert’s armies are pressing pled Ze and Debeney the) ‘further and Gens. Rawlinson pivot still holds. “The situation may thus be sum-| med up as a race between the allies. seeking to knock out this prop and) his ! the Germans trying to get back on 'the line of the Escaut (Scheldt) and the | the Simire, | with the forests of De Mormal and (Ou Nouvion as supports to his rear. | POSTAL FEDERATION SECRETARY ' Eg ployes, last night, at Washington, | Invaders, age. Thev will attempt to as it is the shortest line enemy. Ludendorff hard. He may be driven faster than his plans provide for, and in addition to that he has the task of finding troops to cover another weak spot—-namely. the Stenay gap, the back door to thé Rhineland through Luxemburg, Valenciennes without too much dam-! which is being tirelessly assailed by make a} stand on this line, in all probability, | available, | but the odds seem to be against the | Cjouraud and the American armies. Notwithstanding all! his ef- forts the German commander has not been able to prevent this slow but sure Franco-American advance.” Gen. — — ENEMY STIFFENS AGAINST AMERICANS ON MEUSE ——— ee ee ee Heavy Artillery Activity Adds toStrenuous Ef-| forts to Stop Advance—Germans Driven From Loges Wood in Fierce Fighting. ns By the Associated Preas WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY NORTHWEST VERDUN, Oct. io, TF DP, The enemy augmented resistance by heayy artillery This was responded to in kind, so that a duel of big guns was in progress all )>}e m strenuous advance his already against the American action today. along the line. The German guns were active dur- ing the night, especially east of the Meuse, where roads in the rear of the front lines were shelled intermit- tently. One huge gun fired several times at Fort Dovaumont was found to be mounted on a railroad car. There was hard fighting through- out the day in the Grand Pre region, where the Americans forced their way through to the southern edge of Belle Joyeuse farm, the southeast- ern outpost ®f Rourgogne wood and its outlying defensive position. That portion the Grand Pre woodland still containing Germans was cleared up by nightfall Kichting raged all day in Loges wood. the northern part of which the Germans had succeeded in pene- trating again because of the with- drawal of the American troops last account of the gas in the wood Despite his opposition the enemy was driven back everywhere and could only retaliate with a har- night on ‘rassing artillery fire on the American lines and systems of communication. | Pre and Loges chiefly (j;rand .* ee S| the metivity Beyond fighting fired to patrolling ‘farm after severe ‘Sighting. con- | that the enemy intends to withdraw to the new Freya-Steeclung position, a few kilometers northwest, since the Kriemhild line is menaced by Amer- ican occupation of Bantheville wood. The German resistance, however, continues stiffer in this sector than at any point on the western front, owing to its being the key to an arch which must be held if the whole is not to fall. ome eee eee Three Villages Stormed, 2500 Pris- oners Taken Thursday, Pershing Reports. Ry the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—-Amer- ican troops co-operating with the British south of Le Cateau, Thura- day penetrated ihe enemy's lines to a cepth of two miles, captured (500 prisoners and stormed the villages of Molain, St. Martin Riviere and Arbre Deguise, Gen. Pershing re- ported in his cormr.unique for ves- terday. received today by the War Department. The text of the state- ment follows: “West of the Meuse our advance has continued Our troops have taken the village and woods of Tan- theville and have reached the rorth- ern end of the Bois de Loges. West of Grand Pre they captured Tulma Fast of fresh attempt by the the Meuse a enemy to drive us from our new po- | sitions in the Bols dev la Grand Mon- tagne was repulsed. “American troops particiPating in the British attack yesterday «eouth of Le Cateau penetrated the enemy's lines to a depth of two miles. They ncreasing evidences were found! Continued on Page 2% Cotuma “' — ~ THE SAMBRE | | British and American Forces Penetrate to High Ground West of Catillon and Have Reached Oise Canal — Bruges Reported Clear of Enemy. een ADVANCE ' TO HUNDING LINE Belgians Have Passed the Bruges-Ghent Canal and Made Progress Toward Aeltere — Enemy : Retreat So Rapid Contact Is Broken, 'By Associated Press. PARIS, Oct. 19—(8 p. m? The Allied armies have reached the Dutch frontier. — = | By Associated Press. | HAVRE, Oct. 19—‘In the course of the day we continued ‘to pursue the enemy,’’ says the ' Belgian official communication ‘issued today. “We have oceu- brugge and Bruges and ‘passed the Bruges--Ghent canal ‘and made progress toward Ael- itere.”’ By Associated Press. | PARIS, Oct. 19—The Freneh ‘armies all along the front have ‘been successful in their combats against the Germans, making ad- i'vanees at._numerous points and at others warding off violent counter attacks, says the official communication tonight In Champagne the French have reached the Hunding line, at- ‘tacked it and captured St. Ger- Seven hundred pris issued mainmont. ners were taken. Bruges is Reported Cleared of the line my. By the Associated Press WITH THE ALLIED ARMIES {#8 FRANCE AND BELGIUM, Octe 79 (10 p. m.) Hruges was reposted late this evening to have been cleared of the enemy The Belgians are pressing on beyond the city, closing the neck of the bottle reaching to the North Sea. but the bulk of the Ger- have escaped mans undoubtedly from the const The progress elsewhere includes the eapture of Templeuve, a mile from the Escault River northwese-f Tournal. In the sharp fighting here the British are driving the Gernmps faster than they want to go. North of the Escault the villages of Bouchain, Reulx and Tansecen have been captured and the ad- vanced troops have fought their way into the western outskirts of Denain along the HReulx-Denain railway. Sauleoir hae been captured and seven hundred civilians liberated. Douchy also has captured and sit thousand civillans rescued = after hard fighting Rezuel, east of Le Cateau has been cleared of the enemy after hard fighting from house to house and in the satre d the Giermans have been driv t of the town. been British and American Foreses Ad- vance in Le Cateau Sector. By the Asosciated Presa. : LONDON, Oct. 198.—The British and American forces In the region of Le Cateau have successfully com- tinued their advance, says Field Mak shal Haig in his communication te- night. Southeast*ef Le Cateau they | have pentrated to the high ground west of Catillon and alse hats saetee. — . 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al ee z__STLOUIS POST-DISPATCA = follows: to the north get far enough back. béen driven “This morning British and Ameri- North of Le Cateau the British River and Le Cateau continued their to be riddled before they would give advance with success. Our troops ground, but posts now have been és- high ground west of Catillon. In the operations in the last three Germans Continue io Retire Toward luse) on the Dutch frontier, 10 miles with tenacity. ; northeast of Druges, savy advices from ry “Having driven the enemy on the : : ae TWO U ‘s : Lreskens, The Cermans continue ° positions held by him on the righ‘ ' Belgian town of Fecloo, according to a dispatch from Sluis to the Tele- vraaf, and 6000 Germans have been mined and persistent fight they; have successfully cleared the whole of the ground east of the river line, cap- turing many villages in the course of their advance, together with more LONDON, Kecloo, is a junction on the rail- way from Eruges to Ghent. — ~— . riins LONDON, Oct. 19.—-Manvyv German | abandoned their posts on the canal at Sluis. Refugees arriving in Holland from Bin from the south. “svorth of the Sensee Canal our troeps already have entered Denain | 7 7s : By the Associa By the Associ and success in three major offensive, Tisza, the Foreign Hungarian Pre- operations, besides being engaged in mier, speaking in the Hungarian} : : a number of lesser attacks. In the Lower House, according to a Buda- =P a airy, | belgium report ‘ ¢ ™ an@ reached the villages of Escauain as port that a number of course of this fighting thev displayed pest dispatch, said: borhoeod of Montbrehain. “In three days of successful fight- war against Serbia. ing they completed an advance of 10 army believes that it is being with-| detachments have established them- | attacked daily and on each ovecasion drawn entirely from l’rance and Bel- | selyes on the eastern bank of the! with complete sucess though the | is quoted in a dispatch from Buda- | jj) * j ! ertheless they have gained additi@na! yards east of the town taken by the two American divisions miles of ground. pa in these several advances BIG NROP IN GERMAN STOCKS and tn furious fighting is reported Teast of Guise. ENEMY STIFFENS HIS By the Aso ated Press. an@the Americans have again distin- ky the Asseecjated Press. | PARIS, Oct. 19.——There was an-| RESISTANCE AGAINST .other panic on the eBrline Bourse | night they had penetrated to a depth | tinue euccessfully their advence sou'!; AMERICANS ON MEUSE ‘Thursday, according to advices from of Oo miles; today they made f; eualieaibiaras ) , : : Zurich ariti securiti ar tw y they made fur- of Wasstzgny and east of the line of Continued From Page One. | Zurich Maritime securities are re- stormed the villages of Molain. St] Martin Riviere and l Arbre de Guise nle is Warned that no reserves are back | gion the French first army has taken | WITH THE SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20. 19128 ee ee — ~~ + ---- --- _ one _ = eee = , ; > . - h- reached the west bank of the Sambre! of them because retirement in this} more (than and Oise Canal. section of the line is expected to take &uns a r . > ‘ i “ ac The text of the communication place as soon as the other divisions Kast Of ive from the territory be- in the region of BantheVille and the tween the Ardennes Canal and the; Wood of Bantheville. There are can forces operating in conjunction have been engaged in equally hard! Aisne, wes' of Attieny. The town of some indications that the Germans) with the French between the Oise fighting. Here also the Germans had| AMbly-Haut has been captured Im are planning a withdrawal to what| . ; Libis. ; > aa i : le ‘ : | addition to prisoners. are believed to be new lines of de-| _- fenses a few miles in the rear. have reached the west bank of the tablished by the allies east of the Whole Belgian Coast Captured by = This possible retirement of the Sambre and Oise Canal north of Selle River and some ground has " rege nad ne : A] rs gape a 4. cB 0S gong Otsy and gained possession of the been gained southeast of Neuvilly LONDON, Oct. 19, 2:50 DP. M.--Al- the menacing position of the Ameri- . 4 . a ~ * a 4 : od - * lied forces have captured the whole cans at the edge of the Kriemhe!d of the Relgian coast, according tO jine below Landers-et-St. Georges, days in this sector the troops of Ghent. information received ~~ — pas Se where Gen. Pershing’s men are (reneral Rawlinson'’s fourth arm) By the Amectnted Sree News. 3 oe ae ea po “3 sanegeo j steadily advancing Evacuatio b G f have completed an advance of from. | \MISTERDAM t a i astittale from a positron weeblada sing 1 ee The Germans early this morning n 4 ermans oO mye %0 Sight miles across difficult) .-.one are anvroachineg Stouts (LE: | °° the Hast of Bruges and to the jaunched a counter-attack upon the Belo; eountry which the enemy defended|,.) oy, eg neg a, | south of Courtrai. American positions in La Grande eigian Coast Up to the Montagne The attack, which was S. DIVSIONS preceded by a heavy. aftitery tes, = teh Bouniey Aw (;ermans this first day of their attack from strong to retire toward Ghent. MATERIALLY HELP ” snes morning con- nounced by Chief of Staff. bank of the Selle River, by a deter= |p Ezitish .troops have entered the "BRITISH SAYS HAIG tinued thei: harawing fire east of bask rs the River Meuse. ; lated Preas . 1 ¢ "eS VY ’ : Ry are , Oct. 19 A resume Db} WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—The im- shut in against the Dutch frontier. Wig! ‘Marehal Haig of sme cyere’ ‘WE HAVE LOST THE WAR,’ SAYS porcant part played by American tions of the American troops fighting FORMER HUNGARIAN PREMIER troops in the victories from the on the British front given out hers western front was emphasized by im - 4 — ¢ ar at } thah 5000 prisoners and a number o! tonight Says: War Department officials todav in ié yas " ). ’ hrae ’ . - te a . In the course of the last three Count Tisza States That He There- the weekly conference with mem- | evacuated the entire Belgian coast up to the Dutch boundary and that ithe territory had been occupied by an@« Somain, | Ships on the Eecloo canal, carrying soldierly qualities of a high order “We have lost the war in the the allied forces was received dur- Purther north our troops are German officers and war material, anq have materially assisted in the| sense that in consequence of the, "6 the conference steMily continuing their advance, Were shot to pieces and sunk with all neces of our attacks shifting of the relative strength we The German retirement, Gen. They have reached the general line ©? board by Belgian troops on Fri- “Having fought with the utmost can no longer hope to win the war.” March said, is increasing in breadth of Orchies, Cobreux. Rourquelles and day afternoon, Says a dispatch from dash and bravery in the great attack Therefore. he said. he approved and speed. The movement to the Tefipleuve and southeast of Rou- amsterdam to ihe Exchange Tele- of Sept. 29, in which the Hindenburg the offer of Germany to make peace, rear, on the whole, he added, is ex- — the village of Nechin.” graph. =~ a Revere: line was broken, and having on this/on the basis of President Wilson's; tremely rapid, as illustrated .by the a ess a he ing to the refugees, are retreating occasion captured the villages of! 14 and supplementary points. |fact that the territory evacuated in German Retreat So Rapid Only Ad. toward =aent and AMtwere. | Bellicourt and Nauroy with a large Count Tisza was Premier of Hun/fouf days totals more than 800, Patrols Can Secure Contact. aes ee ‘number of prisoners, on Q@ct. 8 the| garia at the outbreak of the war.|Sauare miles “a 2 yes emg pga Germans Admit Allies Reach East | troops of the second American army | He has been looked upon as one! The Situation along the front was WITH THE ALLIED ARMIES IN Bank of Aisne. corps again attacked in the neigh-| of the men in Austro-Hungary most | in such a state of flux, shifting every of; hour with the German withdrawal! | guining in speed, that General March made no effort to outline the strate- responsibie for the d«aeclaration ee The Anglo-American Thrust. If the German commanders are sucessful in bringing their great re- treat to a halt on the expected de- fensive line, officers here believe that the enemy cannot long remain in that position. The Anglo-Amerti- can thrust already appears to have fractured the keystone of the Ghent- Tournal-Valenciennes-Avesnes arch at Mormal! forest. There is much speculation here, however, as to whether the enemy will be able to stop the tide of re- now that it is enemy treat he has started. in full swing. The whole line from the Oise north is in a fluid state. Observers believe it will be a difficult matter to soMdify it again if allied pressure can keep pace with the retreat. The depth of the enemy withdraw- al may serve to give him time for this readjustment. The communica- tion lines of the French, British and Relgian armies are rolling out be- hind them in ever-extending avenues back to their bases. The armies can- * . . e enemy has commenced to — » 97 an 20th: divisions eer Sn ae ” ' , ‘ withdraw north of the Cambrai road columns with numerous guns and ss , ee . . Dé fore. Approves Germany's bers of the Senate Military Com- pot outrun these arteries and it takes ‘ i L € ‘ Ws ° -_ P > Sec An rican COrps, Ope- Per “se . ; 12a "Tho ’ o the a ks f 2 t} ger : rmy. |} Peace Offer. mittes Phe work of American avia- gi ime to répair and build raidways to — a9 , . ae ‘deus ' rating witn rm TOUrTA H|Pritush afi), >. the Associated Press tors Was especially — ioe at : IASSIN . Ss. > . = : o UAT YD ‘ ’ as espe lally aised., P ‘oc . 2S ha must progress has been made toward! ing Sluts. German sentinets have have taken part with great gallantry AMSTERDAM, Oct. 19.——-Count am as handle the vast supplies that The news that the Germans had/ go forward every hour. Hint of New U. S. Blow. , To some officers, therefore, it SS — Se ——— — See — i ee aon > "¢ arr? tr worry , “a Py rar ’ ~ 3000 prisoners and 20 NORTHWEST OF VERDUN, Oct. | from the coast to the Meuse, where 19.—-CGien. Pershing’s troops today | : ' ing : : Gen. Pershing’s forces are carry thel the Germans have continued to improve their positions! é, ing | forward the allied right wing. seems likely that a pause will soon. occur in Belgium and on the north- ern half of the great battle front. They are watching intently, however, for a new thrust by the American and Franeo-American forces east and west of the Meuse, who pérhaps ave holding the key to the whoie enemy front, whatever plans for gradual withdrawal to the German frontier have been made. | It is pointed out that whilé many | intermediate lines have been indi-| cated as possible defense positions | ‘in the northern battla areas, all re-| ‘ports have agreed upon the Meziereés- | | Sedan-Montmedy-Metz front as the! only defense position in the field be- ‘fore the French and Americans 6n | both sides of the Meuse. Major- | —— en ee SS SO ES ES ee ee General Liggett's American that line. There is good reason to expect a Senators were informed, showeg concentration of effort to bridge this vast improvement in the airplans gap and come to grips enemy in his position of sort, officers think. The Franco- very favorable. American operations are shape for a new thrust along ST.LOUIS POST-D last re- at @ rate which they regard first Kentucky and West Virginia) * =a : oe Le par tment, Reports to the War De the uation, with production im ed as taking General March was not yet the to announce the units com Meuse and in that connection par- Second American field army, pop gig ticular importance was attached to- he sive any indication of where it js day to the crossing of the Aisne and operating. capture of the heights north of Vouziers by the French. “UNSINKABLE” SHIP LUCIA SUK Pioneer Move Developing. On this front the French now BY SUBMARINE, SHIPPERS HEAR . stand almost at right angles to the ibbidinis American lines east of Grand Pre. Ry the Associated Press Wooded, hilly ground faces and both NEW YORK, Oct. 19.—The Ames _ armies, but a pocketing enterprise ican steamship Lucia, equipped with apparently is being developed buoyancy boxes, and Supposed to be around this forest region that is unsinkable, has been sunk, acco blocking the movement along the to word received here today in shige | Meuse. ferlin reports show fierce ping circles. fighting in the depths of this pock- She was torpedoed by a subm et. the repulse of the French Americans being claimed. and in the Atlantic, but details as to the date of the sinking and the fate of The French are approaching the the cres: are lacking. Ardennes Canal north of the forest barrier. It may be possible that a swift pincer movement, that which cleared the . Dec. pocket, will be launched to open the pyplished Daily by the Pulttzer Publisa. road to the German main line of re- | on their way overseas had 2,000,000, but the War Department &re also reserved. statement SUBSCRIPTION KATEa BY MAIL | commit- | Daily denied later that such a had been made before the tee The Twenty-ninth (New sey, Delaware, Virginia, |and District of Columbia troops) was' = By Carrter tn St. Lous and Suadurbey identified as one of those operating Daliy Only. 45¢ a Month east of the Meuse. The Pighty-fifth (Michigan and East Wisconsin) iM pe79. at the Postoffice at i July now acting as a depot division on the line of communication, Eighty-fourth (Kentucky, and Southern lLllinois) is reported as having just arrived in France. The (Indiana, Thirty-eighth Division passed republication of special dispatches /under the ect of March §, 1879, . the | Rel! Oltve &En0 Kintoch. Central @gag 7 nen - eee Bicycle bargains—used or new—grg | similar to ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Argonne Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER 12. 1878 in Co., Twelfth and Olive g s 7 sistance. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation . Following the conference, €@ M¢€M- | yeowBER OF THE ASSOCIATED ber of the Senate Military Commit- The Assgeiated press is srclustvelyame ‘tee stated that it had been announced bews dispatches credited to It ae, ‘a that the number of Americans sent wise credited in this paper, and lecal news published herein, ANCE: and Sunday. one year..,, Daily without Sunday, one year,”**** Sunday only, one year.... wtp ts. Jer- Remit either by Orde Y postal order, Maryland money order or St. Louts exchange ™ oY Daily and Sunday. 65c a Mopth Entered as second-class matter catalogued in the Post-Dispatch Wang pages. , ee comtinyed to give ground under the peadquarters this evening says miles from Montbrehain to St. Soup- | Hungarian Leader Demands End of | &!°. Possibilities. He did, however, ee tong ag by the British, “In Flanders on the battlefield be. | let, overcoming determined resist- | Germanic Alliance. call attention to the fact that the Mrench, Belgian and American; tween Le Cateuu and the Oise the! ance and capturing several strongly | By the Associated Pres: withdrawal had expanded to cover troops. day was quieter. defended villages ina woods. AMSTERDAM, Oct. 19 Count practically the whole 250-mile front Midioations received at headquar- “North of Laon enemy attacks’ Throughout the last three days the! Michael Warolyi, leader of the oppo-| tergare to the effect that the German, failed. Northeast of Vouziers enemy! two American divisions have again, Sition, speaking in the lower house ———— sinencenmmahianenicenancticiee 4 of the ifungarian Parliament today. gium. Aisne enemy's resistance was most obsti- Pest as saying: We have lost the war, and we groups of the enemy. On the flanks. Flanders. broken the enamy’'s resistance ai all, the alliance with Germany must £0. however, there has been hard fight- LONDON, Friday. Oct. 18.—The, points, beating off manv counter at- | This policy is in contradiction of the it ing, French have captured the town of tacks and realizing an advance. of , idea of a league of nations. There Hi Im Belgium the allies have been Thielt, in Relgian Flanders, west of Nearly five miles. Over 5000 pris- Will be no more such separate al- | engaged in severe encounters. Nev- Ghent, and nave passed on 2000 Oners and many guns have been, lances.” 1 Se Practical l*urniture— designed—priced low = ’ ported to have dropped 25 per cent and chemical products issues from 10 ' io 20 per cent. 2.000 prisoners.” atin -— ae ‘ | ee | — to heck their way through. | Along (he canal the French hold pépshing’s’) Men Forcing ( ' During the first nine months of i ’ it — | _ oun . . . ‘ 4 “ore rer } G18 > 4 - 7 ’ i “4 tha , ° : ‘The enemy divisions have been the towns u’ Hannappes, 1 upigny Back to New inetnauine sane ee Goeortunnet “eae bee ath ator) OF ar Seen more than the OUR other St. Louis . -_ > =o a ee te an oo oa See 2 aed rw ' iat ot onal Pee ee NG Se we eat ta a SPRAWL UNL LAPTLERNY DYN WENT SLND NAS BUTEA : aay *- ee OI atthe tel A t - - ’ = sow « - —m d Pres@ AMERICAN FORCES) newspapers combined. ett Edit | nt ach : Os die | Even Your Little Dog, Lh] Bird Likes Comforts a ny ¢ When vou give vouf dog a basket to sleep in, your cat some milk served in a CAG Ay AA" is SUE Og, dish, TP Nn | r ta Li | chirp, as he flies to his bath i you fill it with fresh water | q This store has on hand +. + — as or palatial home of vours, A new eauite for the } | | comforts, for every room in j | echamber or living room will ri il October I%th, 1918. it enough 80 that ifs possession is within the reach of all and making it possible for every one to have a charming home—this in a nutshell—-is the q The bird whieh vour daughter gave you last Christmas has a cheerful little , the moment of furniture cheerfulness, and furniture is and good will to vour entire family. } 7 SIGNED ii Hanns 20. firchke i Gefinans were retreating so fast that ing to report.” “Tighting their way forward from | ught to try to save peace. These | |i? ! contact, if secured at all, was onls — St. Souplet to the high ground west men who heretofore have eaten between advanced patrols and small French Captore Thiclt, !n Belginn; OT the Sambre Canal they have| Piloned the policy of strengthening | |! | mine if | FOURTH and ST. CHARLES STREETS > Good Furniture—Reasonably Price beautifully Cat or for him. a full stock bring smiles American Walnut Nine-Piece Suite, that modest 00 2 dining-room, Qur Dining-Room floor is filled with exceptional values—complete | suites, separate pieces | structed and well finished. Other complete Suites, $100.00 upward to $800.00. \ iit ‘5 ga ba agama "aidiiades ea ine eh ee = PRGETES* Fs * > wees Did you ever see a handsomer Clock than this? Just think for a minute how it would look on your mantel or table. Send the cou- pon right sap ‘hile you have it in hand, and get this magnificent Clock for YOUR home. You don’t have to pay a cent down. Get it from the factory. 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And best of . i} all—you will eonsid- er the prices attrae | tire, These high grade, : brown antique ma hogany three piece Bedroom Suites, as il- lustrated, consisting of chifforette, dress er with top 22248 and full sized bed with cane round foot pan- els, three pieces, $174.00, Dressing Table te match, if desired, 814 00, a a AMEE: «wae ose NEY ORE ns ao tenet » - ve 4 : is ~ 2 i * pee HLSON R ISTRIA 10 TALK ——— Mere Autonor ment for 5 Not Now United State RECOGNITIC CZECHS, Communicatio Empire Ask sion on Te! Last. my the Asso lated P WASHINGTON, ere, . apparenily, another peace ne President Wilson plea of Austria- armistice and pea in doing so has conditions which ers must meet to In a note writ made public toda effect says there peace with the Government exce of compléte libe Slovaks and other ties as free mem ef nations. Her the Austro-liunya this reason, with military questions repiy to G;ermany Jan. & Condition The Vienna Go negotiations on t President's anno peace, mentioning £ last, in which the peoples of should be accorc portunity for au ment. The reply gible: that the ‘¢ tional Council ha as a de facto b ment, the justice tic aspirations of been recognized a no longer can be This declaratio far-reaching in it tria-Hungary wh peoples apparent! to sweep away ft anst the Hapsburs what some critics policy have point of endiess contre tram of peace. after the proclan Charies federalizi sfites in a despe his Government the same tine pt! preace. Text of At The official tex Austriau-lLlungary “Legation of S' _ ©. Oct 2.28 “(Transiation) “Excellency: “By order of have the honor transmit herewit lowing communi Pperial and Roya Austria-llungary the United States “The Austro-H Which has ware sele'y as a defe Peatediy riven Gence of its rea shedding of blioo &@ just and honor: addresses itself | President of th: Amertca, and off him and his alll fevers front 4e7i | eee 2 a — For GR: N° matter how faded your bh three applicatior light brown, dar! whichever shade: not rub off, is no and leaves the ha A $100.00 Tou noe! not hesitate field Ro “A crenes tn | that Orlee Powder « tem! eulphur, mere i “emt rye ta or theie de fret a Die box of ( frug store, Trhaotve | *~l comb ft through the coupon below and Free Sam ORLEX MANUFAC’ 161 UO cekm ai Thave pever used Ov Trad package la plais —e— ee = Oo

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xe ee a eS I - _ et LL LLL LL ‘LOUIS POST-DISPATCR 3 - - enn - : . S 2 -? —_ SSS : - : — — — : Re e ) | —_ senal street, and three nurses in t] oe 4 * $1,026,000. ve ay o cut Vest Virginia) a : - NEW HOUR SCHEDULE institution yesterday Rear sate Poa Message Sent on 138th pen pAb na ta to ae “i [ 15 AIRPLANES IN LOAN FLI bverseas _ ~ 4 Text of th p id 7 Re | ‘ with influenza. : every one of the 40 gales districts pn. on peenciated Prens hay “an. * e resi ent S ep y Influenza last week caused the Telling of St. Louis’ over its allotment of the quota. | ' » War Departmen SAN DIEGO. Cal.. Oct. 19.—Whakw . * number of ceaths in the city to ex UU. R. Km B h 346.900 formed, = tj rs : oe ; a et - “© °°? le ployes z t $s ,. . — aes cr red to by ve been the largea® t in the Pane ata 4 | {0 the A ' N { FIR DOWNTOWN STORES ees se zi rs o births, = condi- oing ver the Top Employes of the United Railways alee exhibit "ai ever given in this —— an | us rian edace 0 eC tion that rarely evans Deaths HE Liberty Loan Organiza- |' Co. subscribed for $346,900 of bonds’ | niry was witnessed here todays. Re GBs pa i i Oduction im ‘e a aaaill dices ite proving numbered 359 up to Friday night, of tion last night sent a cablie- up to Friday noon and President’ wen 115 airplanes piloted by ATTAS «>: an they regarded : nfl as ; which 110 were from § influenz sake : ‘etl . ——— he The text of the note to Austria guarded and assured, should be Phere also were 18 deaths from nm fram to Clair Kenamore, McCulloch said he _ bhelieved = the viators from North Island, to matkea. | - P ity —- : ‘ . amount would reach $400,000. The, : Ss a dlie ; “eta? et a fenits —— yet ready handed to the Swedish Minister } accorded the freest opportunit) Retail Concerns to Open at 9:30 uenza yesterday before the closing aie geen shies die anion empioyes went over 100 per cent. a ve igi cc eS pe ood Shae ? posing the ; . lopment.” -. 2 of tho alth Com ioner’ oa — . ' oa ee campaign, swept in masse 5 ae field army, nor did : follows: of autonomous developm A. M. and Close at 4:30 P. M. 9 he He . missioner’s office giving him a message for trans- 4977 having purchased bonds, of tions over the P vant at noon. The births for 16 week . S nea was writ , - a ‘ » ene *a2 ?.. $ ra >t cioseé e . . : : ‘ CZECHS IS FACTOR perial and Royal Government military and political affairs of being enabled to come downtown an been ordered closed rangement, with the Post-Dis- additional subscription of $100,000 Monday, Tuesday and Wed. ; elt me | 4 » vee . ‘5 . . t 7 ° , . heir ‘ mur - ; ‘ is ‘ e ] ve - ¢ + 2 S is. ‘ r} way : } | ine 4 . ‘ " : ° e syrlier th Lil tTnee emprorves racKkKS WwaS said ;: Sver ay ry ‘0 4: me +4 rmManie ’ 1a ? sf ) U 1¢ irm, Suoscr f sonairy ’ . aang. Communication From Dual. duty to say to the Austro-Hun- the iustice of the nationalistic Sersees = ras r “ . ’ commanders of the 138th on the t P 5 Empit ¢ Asked for Discus- garian Government that he can- aspirations of the Jugo-Slavs for United Railways as been asked to|be “very much improved.” The,] that time St. Louis had not sub- is 100 per cent. | loed by a subma e . rine _ rae é 4 A Sp : ’ re . ' oe dial | ‘ is . . “ A ea , a, yut details as to the the following reply: the (Czecho-Slovaks. It has also hour lator thag office employes and Situation at Barracks Improved. patch, commissioned Kenamore || was made, making a total of $200.00 Pupertatondent Camere.) She) B, Pree, Sees eee purchase of Liberty Bonds, At $100,000. The Famous & Barr Co. OST-DISPATCH ‘| mot entertain the present sug- ) freedom. observe th? effect on travel of the number of cases has fallen under'] scribed much more than one- REED ene BROS. SEP >U . ° | ti : ‘ : new ; and changes, if any,!6 ‘ ‘compared with a maximun oe nt MA nent Ji I . s oat ULITZER sion on Terms of Jan. 8, gestion of that Government be- The President is, therefore, no on * er sate gelling paint 1 + age ne Ot “i wna cae emia ap its quota, and age gp — geo - a ' Will Held » Special . : . ; . ¢ e a'3e'G Of : er ( ) od AO’ Pe RK, ° ‘ 7. 7 : . t Wao t rat Q : > ; fhe Sulitter Publisn. Last | _— of in gee! aga of utmost ¢ longer at liberty to accept the | ” one stores affected are from the jeaid that he wished to make known apc Praise dct en Reel A ss Bi ae ot Maia salad a — . mportance which, occur are “ ‘aid ese pe yee Hea etreet to the north | hie ae : ‘woue ff 7 iadesece- ; va eg 4 i186 nem s 0 we reau of Cireulations : ring mere autonomy of th Ase Dp ople south side of ee a SU! é \X l ) the 1} rT nh his thank iU the hré ad « rc S ior ILS way if they had to rely on the Band who hare been participating os >i since the delivery of his address as a basis of peace. but is obliged side of Washington avenue, iriclusive prompt assistance with nurses, and care of a city which did not ‘a: the Bourth Vibes teen eee | is exclusive ae By the Associated Press. of the Sth of January last, have to insist that they, and not he, of those boundaries, and trom the particularily with sts wnat subscribe its share of the Lib- paign in St. Louis departed last night) SALE OF DRUGS DF re m4 TASHIING TON, Oct 9.—-O ee | a ; : : et cide of Fourth street to the end that he was wrateful to the city nie 7 : » gol- i . oe publication of ‘ai WASHINGT IN; Set, 1 7 Un the necessarily altered the attitude shall be the judges of what ac- east side of Fourth reet to | nd th } gra : erty Loun. Je said the so! on a special train for the Greate AND TOILET ITEMS { Other. eve, apparenitiy, of the coming of | © . 4 @ g 4 dis ra were determined on com- Lakes Camp. At the Missourl | ; also d ibilit f tk west side of Twelfth street, inclusive. because many of its women had vol the +a . b , au responsi l H y 0 1e Gover! “4 ic ] Yr e : ° ; , lat? ’ ra 8S AY.) 'Y a ae o) ’ ry | el? iw ibat ? i cCitse } clal disp — Tights of another peace nore from Germany, } tion on the part of the Austro ulation was announced unteered to help combat the disense. plete victory, and that they Athletic Association they were pre- Simply pay the reguler price fer atches here one. add six cents and get two, ates The new regu vs) P » . " ' . ‘ . - > 4 e¢ a . : 14? 10 9) VICaION Or ’ ar ’ a ¥ ‘ 4 ta | president Wilson has rejected the ment of the United States. Hungarian Government will sat by the Health Commissioner after a ' prized the co-operation of the sented by W. I ae bd 1 om “ 4 ? plea of Austria-Hungary for an Among the 14 terms of peace isfv their aspirations and their conference yesterday With a com~- EXCESS OF LOAN home people, as shewn in finan- of the District Loan Organisation. ; . as Cea rC¢ } t : : i . . . " se) f > eEsoelk Le | Lets ilers sie ’ + £ ’ ’ ; "Sy rye armistice and peace necotiations and which the President formulated conception of their rights and mitles of the A i ( } il SUBSCRIPTIONS IN CITY cin] support of the Governments ‘with a marble eagle. The trophy ‘s nade cle: . , je W . Wilkinson. ; , : in doing EO has made € lea rel the at that time occurred the f ss , head d } ‘ Al. la \ war measures. was eceived by Bandmaster i. ‘ ‘ - dim ol- ¢ f Nn- “ . , ~ 7 " a rec ‘ 7 " Roatai’ ondee 2282 enditions which the Central Pow-_| ‘uelind: destiny as members of the fa! May Lift Closing Order Next hee eck. ESTIMATED AT $1,000,000 since tu: the diated: poems miter aelaell Pat. wedemes oe é er, vr. J “ i ‘ha ae t : Y) 1issior «LiS 277 = . : : . é. Louis exchange. ers must meet to end the war. ‘i = ily of nations. The Health : one ¥ — she se Continued From Page One, thistles Bellevil) rounced at 7:30 the musicians gave the Liberty Loan / coughs.............% for S6e Sauls and Suburbs In a note written yesterday and ap © The peoples of Austro- Accept, sir, the renewed assur- nounced that if the influenza emer- - a mene r “ Wadaeat = ——— Whist ax? * pir notes I ~— Saved ts | Organization a “‘skyrocket,” their! 2he Syrup White Pine Comma, . r ; . eer : ; ‘ rene « ( im frement ) 4 cc tne hightn &£ eaer, eserve Pp. Mm. tn it had gone ove 16 i ‘ . ar ¢ oO Tas eo; a-class matter July 17, peace with tho Austro-Hungarian | : in his office of the representatives first to subscribe its Fourth Lib figures as to how far the quota wa 53 at W. U. Law Sc t. Se Bromide Quinine Tablets, fice at St. u ve iq = f the medical profession, city of- erty Loan quota. You have exceeded nave not been compiled. Onn ’ — ; we - | complete eat sad ededae- | th J d t ‘ ly | ficials Red Cross, Chamber of Com- matched your record in the Third At the same time it was announces The School of Law at Washington | pe oe wae oe ; ) 4 Y ” 143 os ee is : 4 Y ? : ——— Toy ive . im er “— rh Qs ’ Kintoch. Central aans i Spice : bie ationali? asl ecored rouge to enter immediately AMERICAN BRAKE EMPLOYES meres, United States Arrny and other Loan, and you have earned a con- that Seott Field had gone over tits ) University is believed to have pro woe crap ae Celd Slovaks and other subject nationali-| upon negotiations for a peace for | 2 ff $25,000. Is. A. Daley, man-; portionately the largest enrollment! rw » . + ‘ ATES FANCE:» MAIL In * thy WO rk ER s Say ye. he geen See ote wre HERIOT REN = RR A IPH A RR CARE > WP A fe We | mh Ww ' sf Uy rey rn tt NATTA A Yul ill der Se 5 ‘ ..t for! Zhe Milk of Magnesia... .2 ah +p 20c Johnson's Ideal Liniment. * for SGe hie Ideal Chill Tonic... .* for S6e 15c Sulphor and Cream Tartar I Se ...2 for 2le $1 Beef, Wine and Lron 2 for $1.06 $1.00 Goat and Rheumatic ES ae 2 for $1.06 19¢ Kline's Cough Drops.2 fer Ife = 25e Rid-It Corn Cure... .% far Ate Toilet Items for 6c t5e Service Tooth Vaste.2 for 416 Chiorex Tooth Paste. 2 4c Salko Cold Cream... Salke Cold Cream... ' Sanitol Cold Cream... Williams’ Cold Cream. * Alboline Cold Cream.‘ (amphor Ice -” anizati ic ‘iginally spicuous honor. auota $1.00 Comp. Syrup Hypop S—used or new— =e " : Laie . aS organizations which @ originaily spict 4 : .) , al : omp. Syrup Hypophes- Post-Dispatch Want oe oo ee oF Spe ren rd eo — in ‘the message GIVE FARRARS 6-STAR FLAG nO the closing order, te East St. Louis has attained its ager of the Belleville Board of Trade, in the country, with 53, which is) WROD... . 0 cose. e.. 0 Oe Oa ant of nations. He refuses to entertain | of President Wilson to Congress of _cscesntapienenssioma Sa En- $1 Vigor-Tene Tublets.* for $1.06 li tj dealt with in t] ] f eb. 1°. 1918 id Avenue Couple eaid. however, that if the situation Clair County Committce. The Bast ty had exceeded its quota, $6,891,- with a normal attendance of more _ * Velvet Cream .2 for 46c¢ military questions ageait With m 1@: dress of Ieb. 12, 1918, should serve i - ‘ 4 . * ¢ . ¥e ? } ‘ } “t+ y . . »~ | 5457 Union avenue were presented Dr. kK. KE. Kneale, superintendent | ing houses are located. loan, the law schools have been > Phenolax Wafers... 2 for 4ic / ars veaterdiuiv by emploves of Le 8! Nox and Iren Tab 2 Presidents announced program of) count. Stars yesterday | CHrpro, lets.2 for $1.06 resentdive song ard a son-in-law. PIM TNT TT et tet ¢ $1.00 Old Indian Kidney and n eoples of Austria-Hungary “Flis excellency, Mr. Robert Lan- a . ‘ o gee ‘ old, U. S. Marine Corps; George f., 2 for Mie “EN eRe Te ee Franee; Arthur J., 7 years old. ed hair... , > for $1.06 ee ce eee eee tnpos- | PETA first-class machinist on-supply shin $1.00 Tbe Witt's Kidney r 2 for $1.06 . ; AR WI at Gre aakes Naval Training Sta- as a de facto belligerent GCovern- PROB yg oe BE - Great Lak ival ‘T 4 tiong . ‘ i 2%. 42 » t a. : . ae ; ’ a | ‘» of " . o 1" oY ar & , , } eville cam- about 30 per cent of normalkL ae Lic , teonea the possibility of lifting the quota of $3,303,350, according to;who conducted the Bellevi se the Austro-Hungarian suggestion for Jan. 8, 1918, and the four points : discuss the J Aye. re aed ea Sinan Revenant Gs ¢ 3 ee that St. Clair Cou liment at Harvard Law Schoo! ree & om hee ~~ . : iw. a o7 ; ‘ - nrder ner ice ) Starkloff Wirt Wrieht chairman of the St. raign,. announced that dt. air ~Coun- roiimen at a N : hands. . . @ for Ste ; : live Sons, From 27. to 15, and Som-) order ex week, Dr. Stark! irt ; rale ren this reason, witheut discussing the, contained in President Wilson's ad- tag , ’ Y-Weton next 7 ake So "Fick De Witt's Catarrh Ralm . ‘ . . . ‘ . . | . 4 > . " ; ’ Germany : ndatior i ich 1 Are With Fighting Vorces, did not improve markedly by Thurs-|St. Louis district included Stites 000, which was almost three times than 600, is reported to be the oe a 2 for ie repiyv to 1€7 ssa . aS &@& foundatio 1 and it} Vi hich a he I a \| re ( reorge 7 ‘arra r ¢ P day the meeting would not he held. Tow nship, in which the large pack- the county's 2 llotment in the last At several) of the larger unlversilies a , coortene Pills Sigh 2 for Sle Jan. § Conditions Have Changed. viewpoints declared by President 4 $k are : we tempo- Ma: gestall Tablets... 7 for SGe I ‘jenna Government asked fo "ils iis a "CSS Sent, 24.) _ ' ‘ rangi ' : . | ‘ : . ‘ _— , _ : a ; Ene oo on igs apenas i weed for) Wilson r me GeareEs OF peed ky with a gervice flog containing six, of the isolation hospital at 5600 Ar- By ringing of bells and blowing of' St. Charles County. which had a rarily closed because of the war Cunningham's lasative. negotiations on the basis of the, 1918, will also be taken into sees | * for Ble "2 ; - > ioni ‘ Americ: grake Co. The stars rep- 2oc Samuel's 3 P. , peace, mentioning the speech of Jan. “Be pleased to accept, ete Americag, Brake si AMNTIM ITT Th abn ” ‘ > mast om & . ae » ’ err m. ‘ >p . m1 : rm 7 - : “rr : aun ; t last, in which the President said WwW. A. F. EKENGREN, The sgns are Frank R., 19 year: i Hill HATTA UAHA WHA Ant i} RII PHA RTALGHTASTRT CCHIT TUT? ff __Liver Medicine. .....- tor $1.06 . | a PUNY GY ewer et we GAP Ag dh! Soe ww + Se Simm Liver R lator, l e accc ) ‘eest D- | sj Secretary St t “nit- , should pe acverded. the '@ 150 ve | Sy? —s of State of the Unit- |. rears old, sl4th Icngineers, in 50¢ Manzran Pile Kemedy.2 for 56c portunity for autonomous develop-|ed States, Washington. “GO lie g nota $1.00 Save-It, for gray or fad- = ee de anc] |GERMAN ANSWER . digg | Wiadder Puls... 3 | at TROY vg 17, and Elmer, lov. tional Council (has been recognized G Plaeid; Ro: :, ano De Witt's Kidney and Mae- ment, the justice of the nationalis- PUBLISHED TODAY rh ee EN Viege COR E tic aspirations of the Jugo-Slavs has. e son-iN-iaw 13) sex. : PT UE a ET Gg Fe MERE art renner Continued From Page One. Lon of the Twelfth Kngzineers. lle ~ been in France for over a@ year, con, Alex.. de Vouton, heen recognized and mere autonomy VR em aamment se no longer can be accepted. United States and the Aliies and that has This declaration, which may be;an effort by the Germans to evade and has cL far-reaching in its effect upon Aus-| the issue probably would cause the vorn Six months aso. P : tria-Hungary where long enslaved | President to promptly refuse to con- arrar, who iss #8 years old, ha: peoples appurently are nearly ready | tinue the correspondence. yeen mploys an si Bh a to sweop away the dual monarchy, In the report that the new note Brake Co. for 50 years. ble he an and the Hapsburg dynasty clears up would contain a defense of sub-. inspector in the shipping abate what some critics of the President's marine warfare as a retailatory ment It. Kk. Adreon, general man policy have pointed tv as a source | measure, the , “9 ey» : ain” epee of endless controversy in his pro-| on atteinpt to reopen this whole he was ne tified to — that Mar- gram of peace. it comes one day | question—the se question which raz s fellow eniployes had presented after the proclamation of Emperor)! revs: ‘he United States into the! the famil, with a service tag and Charles federalizing the Austrian, War. Such an attempt WORE 8 Fe | that the company would als nonor sites in a desperate effort to save; * irded here simply as ronnie — them. his Government at home and ai! dence of the faflure of the Germans the same time prepare the way for|‘o understand or acknowledge the HARQID LOCKWOOD _ DIES peace. pasis of the American objection to sleds hn | ‘their kind of warfare. It was learned, the dispatches de- clare, that the questions involved ‘were so serious and the conditions in /Germany so disquieting, that the Im- .merial Government wished to take iaiieaaaad ‘further deliberations before a final ge ee Te a ea A 4 iar ull Qi vue t q 1" we: F | iV , ) P . " > * e " . ’ . : ‘wr eS ee Ma) ie —_— » . ‘ “ - © . a8 ay ® s F st") an” A SAC ES bet |, nh ‘ se, wv forte he ‘ » & . : # : Le #,- ae dhe ° % at ' Ae WN - a ah he RAT. yh 4s A ei \e 4 + " | ‘/ of WILTON’ Ruas © ERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY! By making our contracts for rugs far in advance we secured values that cannot be approached in the markets of today. The limited production of many of the leading manufacturers, occa- sioned by the great shortage of wool, has delayed delivery of many of these rugs, which have only just arrived. TET YE IML eT, Bye conte ' un fa ith . if tt . , ae ra a. i? the American PQUty ’ ~ Peds ane! ae tant Woon UML UU AAA AAA RA AAAA Oh , iv) | prospect was seen of auver of the eompany. vesterday Sala Oe OE - - - ——— em ee ee ee ne — — * *¢ ao Yr econ Saeee 5% a o ao 60 ibe Ore * for 5Ge 50c bettle Sachet Powders. * for 66 $1.00 Oakley's fine Perfumes. in original botties....2 fer $1.66 $1.00 Abonita Perfume *° for $1.06 25¢ Pollyanna Shampoo. .* for ale 70c Smelling Saltese .._.. 2 fer %Ge 20c Primavera Talcum Powder, ‘! for Ge Zhe Face Powdery, eereral pop- ular makes * for 3le Face Powders, severnl - niar makes .._.. * for S6e 25c Rouges, a doeen different ee ahh 2 for Sie Toilet Soap for 6c $1.50 4-lb. bar Antonie White Castile Boan . tT bare $1.56 19c¢ Shaving Soaps ..... 2 fer ide $1.25 Alberta Castile Seap, %- pound bar .... 72 bare $1.51 35e Florence Castile, 1 peund. 2 hare 41¢ Palmolive Soap .... .7 fer 19¢ Pore Olive Oi! Castile.? fer 1Ge Venetian Bath Seap 7 for tle Jergen'’s Bath Taeblets.?t for Ge Se Jap. Rose Seap......7 for 196 Jepece Skin Seap.. * for 2le Pure Drugs for 6c 25e (8-or.) Witch-Uazel, pint Jle Se (l-o7.) Horehound Cough OD. on hbk 4 dome ..,4 er, Ile Zhe (o2.) Tineture tedine 2? oz. Sie 250¢ hettle (athartiec @ We now place a number of lots on sale at prices much lower than will likely occur = mr | nn 2 for the again ina long time to come. ‘These rugs are of excellent quality and the assortment St | Ml conn one Cascare File, 100. of patterns and colorings is large and varied. mes | Ml osc docem Tapers Anu = | l Ble These Amazing Prices Will Make Quick Sales = | *- aziaeee 310) : for 46e thc 8-on. Peroside Hydrogen. COME EAR _v == aes San Pesesiie mete Bie 2 for Zie 20¢ *t-or, Glycerine and HKes«e a eee weriay a0 = ane. SS She T-or, Pure Glycerine.4 ora. She LOT 1 LOT 3 LOT 5 dic 14-02. Imported Bay Kom. WILTON RUGS! | WILTON RUGS! |WILTON RUGS Sa) Beran Me lb, Moth Balle 7 the, Ble , ; : , 3 tn. a = 1t ft. 3 in. Size 27 in. by 54 in. Size 8 ft. 3 in. by 10 ft. 6 im — ae ™ Drug Sundries for 6c VALUE $10.00 VALUE $90.00 VALUE $130.00 = ol apcpmmentete: ; $2.90 guaranteed Yountain Syr- Sale Price, $7.00) | Sale Price, $70.00) |Sale Price, $97 50 : ee cai” cans bee oe ; I or ; | ; ~~ +AAn 7 , uu nin BUM elal to the Post-DtIst NEW YORK, Oct. 19 and pneumonia caused the death to- day of Harold Lockwood at the Ho- tel Woodward, Broadway and 65th Text of Austrian Note. The official text of the Note from | Austria-Hungary follows: “Legation of Sweden, Washington, mo. Oct. 7, 1918. “(Translation). "Excellency: sono al a . » Gover ae Ort. about 2 rears ago When twenty By orde y Governmer I 3 , about 29 years ago. t have Se teeta Seamaaitially to | The Vorwserts ‘e quoted as’ fol- he began to work as a “sub” in a S _ Hw AG: iff wee gh grade, que ma a Hie f f i} PHT : Du ab. Hii we A SPECIAL LOT OF AXMINSTER RUGS 50 good quality Axminster Rugs (slightly imperfect in detail of pattern) $3G size 8 ft. 3 in. by 10 ft. 6 in. Regular price $45—a great bargain at | Ps 9 No Russ CUNAGVGS udE mn A™ & WASHINGTON MATT HT _ ’ it}! | Wie Wool Powder ite Powder Puls . Oe Taothbruehes 10¢ Pmery ny + uly u GYaheakatele teat aie pFaeceibatet tiitel ’ — ’ beh alba nt aT liminaries states that the final r: : S. % arse! —EKeatablished 1S a. old sepe- Egg Preserver sult of the war is. apt to ends . atablishe “-« heHP aie ane! bre hereti BUM! the security of the throne. Jt con For 39 Years | JEFFERSON wit cludes with the demand that in view TULSA BAL ALLL LULL TULL | = St all “foreign iroop F h ; to tHungar: and — BP BeBe —- > | § Your HARDWARE DEALER ‘tn Huneary rust be w ithdrawn ethene i A AT AAA AAA ARAMA NAA ~ . | POCKELS of the danger of invasion the Hun The Reliable Store that Pleases | & GRAYOIS garian troops must be brought back 1007 OLIVE ST. ' "| i y : f ~~

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SS ae ST.LOUIS POSTASSPATCR STLOUIS POST-DISPATCR - PO Music Will Help Win the War Ih INN MAN. 64, BEATEN FOR eee EFM TO BY AAA DM John D. Humphreys, Commis- sion Merchant, Attacked by Crowd at Third and Franklin. autem : John D. Humphreys, 64 years old, of £2925 Milton avenue, president of y Humphreys Commission Co., 712 | North Thire street, as beaten by members of a crowd at Third street and Franklin avenue yesterday when he refused to make additional Lib- erty Loan subscription. Soon after | the sane crowd appeared at tne 11.) M. Smith Commission Co., 819 North | Fourth street, and daubed yeliow, paint on the sidewalk in front of| the place when H. M. Smith, the, i. president, refused to make addition- | Fe | a] subsciiption. | | ia The bond salesman was James H. ONT Bewden president of the St. Louis | Aid| | Distributing Co., a commiission house. Iie said he insisted that the, men make additional) subscriptions, but denied inciting the crowd, which had gathered to hear him speak. Humphreys has been in business 4$ years. Humphreys could not be reached for a statement, but members of his family said last night that he had subscribed to each loan and that! he made 1 second subscription to the | Fourth Liberty Loan Friday night, | doubling his subscription to the} Third Loan. When solicited yester- | day by Bawden he protested that he had subscribed all he could affo-cd. A member of the family sai Pawden demanded that Humphreys buy $10,- 000 more bonds. Tse ~~ hey Pree Bawden said that he had made no = 7 ~ —>\\ ATE - . JAS inquiry as to how much Smith and Sl ae ee Neg ea _ \ eh ~. : a Fae Htumphreys had subscribed, but was = \) \ A. Nee, Ue | Lay ~ sure “they could afford to subscribe — — \\ eel GRR ; eh, is more.” (If! i; eg 4a | 1 Ol PD dC ANC é UY, | hy 7 a Pe A UNA AN ye , 1 || || Z Wa Ee ar '" ie Fie Y Two Workmen Who Refused to) Y Wear Bond Buttons Made to | : ] il ti f Tt f ! M vy seh — ve Alt, " id vt Nedhedd Nabe bated Lid Nn Need edad Lind fhy—F bine = §- aie | val i Wanye Hfih | / \ : s Qe oe 7 Pt rereer son y eee 7 se ha Wir AAMAS tay ~~ &**-e@ _ Wy pa Mh ; Wi Hi of all of it sale—come a: i ye Kiss Flag. | ly pr San s” ees ore Re, 34 ee et ew \) Two workmen employed by the) ) | ; lp hi it i A By Wie [7 ex 7 St. Louis Aircraft Corporation, at! : : (LU — x ay | The ip Fy, the St. Louis Car Co., 8000 North \\ 1 Mate tt \e = AN n\! \\ ¥ Broadway, were forced by other ‘| 5 ae 2 ne | { . workmen to pledge allegiance and kiss the flag yesterday afternoon. It was said that they had bought Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds, but had refused to wear the buttons, and that one had said he was opposed to war. ARE YOU “GRIPPY.” THIN, RUN-DOWN? Acid Iron Mineral Will Put New | Life Into You—-Build Up Your \ 7 | Weakened System Caused by \ $150 \ Influenza, Etc. The beautiful ine mahogany; ! 7 | € e 8 ' Thousands of men and women, ogee 5 some who are young in vears, but old d, dresser, ab in actions and feelings, just drag = war-time Emer; : | 70.00 BEDRA themselves around because their sys- tem is run down from lack of enough eT_Now oO sale at iron, the one great body building min- e eral necessary for a healthy glowing | a, usic Has Oo Kqua 115.00 BED ET Now oO Acid Iron Mineral] eontains just the Bele OL: ions ee et ee A Wurlitzer Player-Piano Should Be in Your Home ome ceili efficiently—it is a compound made from iron ore highly concentrated, Now 0 and those who are unable to get relief a - —_—____ from vegetable compounds should try - : = ‘ a a tetas Sikned teouken cs. A Better Player-Piano for Less Money.” HE W hole WOT ld IS aroused Co super human effort a etre ge tarrh of the stomach and countless a6 : | ~ ° . . s | <qudeare sone Mitte tw abactelet te trom 3 Wurlitzer = Every nerve is strained to the breaking point. Every nerve needs to alcohol and 0 his Indeciies we : . aad Re, oes : a emcateed i give catisfaction ot — ————-, be strained, for the country demands every ounce of energy every man your mnoney wi e refunded. 1NU- : : . ‘ ° tands of testimonials now on file in Bear in mind, when you buy of us you are | and woman can DIVE. But there 1s need for relief. ies Sele Acid Iron Mineral has beiped buying direct from the manufacturer, and | sick and suffering men and women. naturally save the middleman’s profil. Our kpray and gargle, prevents influenza), gy Eiger Agee . ae refreshing influences possible during the rest periods. A man must surround himself and his family with these influences. eral stores. Ferrodine Chemical Corp., Roanoke, Va. Enderle Drug Co, Wolff- Wilson Drug Co., Judge & Do u Stores, Sakbatede. ABY. _— Ir you have real W ork to do, . . . . The last four years have proved that music brings this relaxation as POSLAM ALL — IF you are laboring under any kind nothing else can. yf strain, QUALITY AND leg | a a IF your wife greets you in the evening The government recognizes it. The army recognizes it. The great HEALING ENERGY with a tired expression, industrial leaders recognize it. Would it surprise and please you to Ete seres orsiag to find that your IF your children are fretful and feel the and embarrass shin affection, bad contagion of a nervous atmosphere And more and more the great mass of the American people are recog- wholly disappeared. eee cs . . . eye . . This has been the experience of nizing it as they note its effect upon themselves—how their efficiency 1s 1n- many after brief treatment with Pos- lam, the quick-acting skin remedy, Have Music in Your Home creased—how their minds are clarified—how the weariness 1s lessened and the which possesses the most highly con- eentrated healing energy, and which | M . . d di is intended and made effective for M ’ y c “ . the very purpose of aiding YOU to an ore USIC petty worrles an annoyances isappear. have a better, healthier and more sightly ekin. Sold everywhere. For free sample utah veer terete Buy a Wurlitzer piano, or better still, a Wurlitzer player-piano, so 9 ees: a ome i ene Discolored, Wrinkled every member of the family can join in the playing. Blend happiness eR: Skin Easily Removed structed of & _finee Drown oF yellow. ovar-red_o with your work. Bring happiness to your family. » | Rea complexions are decidediv not the fashion ! cannot understand why so 00 mary continue tO wear them Surely : | : . DIN every oman has heard of mercolized es war This I know ~from my own and il SET ethers’ experience—will positively ban- o i | ——~NOoW at.. fat, every unsiehtivy tint) The wax reaily J . 20.00 eho tad comitsion errs, ew liayer-Pianos We will mak mse harmn ie s*#iy. absorba the thin layer of su*- = Wil ma = terms } inal SET face akin with al) ite defects, as liver 3 — Now at. pots, Piinples, freckles. blackheada Juet from h to suit eac 4 $157.00 DI Sf «racualliy the discarded skin is re- Diteesi by the clear, white, vouthful skin we u & Pal OFF ROOM Set Underuesth Mercolized wax, procurable , 1 ¥ a. ever: al St any Jroe store, le applied nightiy like , U e h = . sell cold c.eem end erased mornings with | D 1109 Olive St pure aser. . oo Di Warm water. ne ounee will produce the ° y <A ' se" . , 4 a loveliest alitaah oc le o ; herent igaangeatigmas Mins fo OE em aS J. B. MORAN, Manager | . | Bees £@n ( umderatand, either. why folks Will be bothered with wrinkies since the Sere seis LIMO | Hill Music Will Help Win the War 7” hecia! iTer.—ADYV, ; opine _— , e Dey ww ~ “ yoR EE ae Sa AO ats ah age noe _~. = = ~ ai St «emp,

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@ SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918. Se ST LONG PAST-MCPATTH a Saiied Ne Sd —_— -—-— —- — Se ete ee A — SALE STARTS MONDAY MORNING at 8 O'CLOCK ee ee ow SA OE” WF > & —— in Sti i 51a ese ——_ ———————— ‘§ vine \ean & —- ~~ S.E Cox 08 & PRADO GE mn — — ( i10¢ ,OOO°2WORTHf FURNITURE 10 BE SOLD IN FIFTEEN Day 5) ee TT - —— > ee & oad % AB oi 89: age ‘apie ee we: m phe a Dy i oe . ve ee 5 FURNITURE AND STOVES AT 60c ON THE DOLLAR! Right in the heart of the season and in the face of an alarming scarcity and advance in price of furniture aie aa stoves, we launch a colossal sale that knows no parallel in the annals of St. Louis retailing history. Here are the facts of this great sale: During the latter part of 1917 we placed the biggest orders of our career with two of America’s big manufacturers at the low 1917 prices. These manufac- turers were never able to ship these vast stocks because of railroad freight embargoes and inability to secure the necessary materials. After a mountain of correspondence and repeated promises of early shipment we finally abandoned hope of ever getting this merchandise and bought our Fall stocks from other sources. To our surprise we received a bill of lading for these goods last month. We immediately wired back that we would not accept it. They were faced with the emergency of unloading the goods and finding new purchasers, and offered us a big cash discount, which we accepted, confident that the public will S14 . buy huge quantities of home furnishings at 60c on the dollar. We had to rent additional warehouse space in which to place these goods. Now we must dispose of all of it ee “Remember, each and every piece is fresh, new stock, and is sold with our usual guarantee of quality. _We stand in back of all our goods for years to come. Don’t miss this extraordinary sale—come Monday. uli il, 4. A MM Dy > \ Hh; ih a yn ‘a “a Vi f Phy > % \. pi tnee ee Buy Furniture and Stoves Now MERCHANTS AND FOR YEARS TO COME YOU'LL SAVE 40c ON EVERY DOLLAR HOTEL OWRERS . $75 KITCHEN Sines eevee You can buy furniture The celebrated Sherman Wit paar & See is Attention Attention Out-of-Town Folks If it is impossible for you to attend this sale in person, read through this big an- nouncement and send your mail orders, describe clear- ly what you want and inclose money order for the entire amount. Mail orders will be filled in order of their ar- rival Chifforobes at 60c on the $1 $27.0 Chifforobe—-Constr during this remarkable sale ~ late: st improved how whi at prices that are less than iding tops—priced now what you would have to pay the manufacturer today and wu BREAKFAST oe eet noe you can secure immediate Lic n fumed ; shipment. We must dispose ‘S-—-rare b argain—- of this huge stock at once aie a and will sell to hotel owners and merchants as well as the LIBRARY TABLES DINING CHAIRS ’ at 60c on the $1 retail trade at prices quoted below: at 60c on the $1 — : , 60) 00 Seat (hairs— . os 00 pew a by germ id anca- Very stro! igly made—finished in J o of solid oak—5 drawers, h at b x ‘ ere ee ete $18,000 Worth of Quality _» DAVENETTE SUITES at 60c on the $1 $95 Davenette mustes—thres handsome pieces, massive design, solid oak construction; one of the biggest bargains on record, Manu facturer’s Emergency Salk $110.00 DAVEN- ETTE SET; 3 Pieces—-Now al $120.00 DAVEN- ETTE SET; 3 Pieces— Now al $47. 50 se ‘hace W On sal e S550 ET” $90.60 | Big Stock tT Cedar ‘one on sale a | at 60c on the $1 me A CHIFFO- $44.90 Sr ——— 7 $14.50 Cedar Chest—Genuine Red 7 ~ cae at rs ee eas } ; bar $25 CEDAR CHESTS Liandsom enuin ar Chest, with solid c oppe er cotenanid a Ww — not tarnish —full skirt length—now $22,000 Worth of Quality BEDROOM SUITES at 60c on the $1 $150 William and Mary Bedroom Sets, $89.75 The beautiful 4-piece set as illustrated; finished in handsome ivory on genu- $130.00 DAVEN- ETTE SET; 3 Pieces — Now af $165.00 DAVEN- ETTE SET; 3 Pieces —Now at $65.00 DAVENETTE "eee on sale Sr rae ty. ee ae! SEMA a RE nT meyer comfortable mattress — Manufae- turer’s EKmer- | ] $14.75 at 60c on the $1 hi as mi zine rack anufacturers size M: re ‘tur geney Sale Bale Price.... Price Price 4 1 $18.50 BED as 15 SPRING— ' $25 Bed, Spring and Mattress— ——-Man uf: ai “turer S }omergency er’'s Imergency $16.50 LI- $3.98 DINING $47.50 CHIFFO- ROBES ” tg 39:59 Full-size bed, all-steel spring and so ng ed oO d oak-— dork volden oak—Come early— nd thes « omp artmen limerpency Sale Sale ~— — CKAIRS— oe TL 6: pak ages CLE ete ee Now $7.50 DINING CK AIRS— UE a $9.00 DINING CR AIRS— $27. 50 a BRARY TABLE ——VOowW at $35.00 LI- BRARY TABLE Now atl $42.50 LI- BRARY TABLE Price Now at $8.00 STEEL $ BED— 4. Now — $19.19 ee Wea bo 0 0 0 eee on a BRASS BED $18. Al $47.50 BRASS BED $27.50 —~Now al $65.00 BRASS BED $38.00 ~Now at MATTRESSES $10.00 MAT- TRESSES— Now i $15.00 MAT- TRESSES— RS a nr ete Now ( edar C hest—Colonial design—a great gain—Manufactur ers Kmergency ye a Sale Price DRESSERS $16.00 CEDAR at 60c on the $1 CHEST—Now on T vE AT ' $22.50 Dressers——-Has French | ites ” ‘ “i sale at c 9 S$ 60c ON THE DOLLAR ae: ane oak tiniest ee i a: ane nae — Manufacture fs . —\*ow on = ml $80 Coal and Gas ] $40.00 CEDAR sale ¢ ) COMBINATION : > a ney | $27.50 CEDAR 50,0 DRESS- anger CHEST — Now on saan Like cut—now at. Nee = $65 Combination $11.00 DINING CKAIRS— FOE PO SE Ete ine mahogany; made in the true William and Mary period design. 89 15 cy gy 00 BEDROOM Bem .00 BEDROOM sale at sale al Bed, dresser, dressing table and chiffonier. Manufacturer’s —Now on ET— Now on war-time Emergency Sale Price ] Qf).00 sale at sale at at 60c on the $1 70.00 BEDROOM A Ser .00 BEDROOM y .00 BEDR 385.00 BEDROOM Hg Now on 00 he Now on $917.50 $25 Kitchen Cabinet—Splendid, sturdily ET——Now on ET abel on sale at sale at constructed ¢abinet—art glass 14 15 * %. : ™: a . . he _ ~ 7 t, tn om 7] - as : ~ - — “" . K , : ‘ - . / . - — ~ ee ay ee & He 3 , P - + * . mn 4 ; " m ¥« Rode _ —" « : Pep qe” bs Mins g ee tere, Se t hy - a rane” on &- ; u ae. pi m . a a OO at ee tah ae 8. ws ‘ . 5 ae “ sap i alt - n t a. R ley oth ot wri Wy . diel ” . bi. 4p Dy ae, ee , “> ’ tr : ‘ ’ - e , ‘ pean eit tinge — wih ee on ‘ « SELL PRETEEN IE Ce rr ~-Now on 7 Now on sale $75.00 CEDAR .550 CEDAR CHEST —Jike cut eer” Now on Now on sale sale — ™% ea, A sale at sale 00.00 BEDROOM 420.00 BEDROOM er. -Now on 00 car. Now on $945.00 doors—good size—Manufactur- me, fe z a ae vee ir MP * * 7 * ; é me “ ello “y , a ne « th ~ we : b a oe i lee Neti $45. pe DRESS- Now on - * er’s Emergency Sale Price $30.00 KITCHEN CABINET are ees Sy $0.75 7, hn Ae. AIA oma eres ind too. eo he be Lawhe Sees s -Now on = aa $50. 00 KITCHEN CABINET ~ NOW on sale $58. 00 a nny CABINET— Now on sale a $65.00 KITCHEN CABINET —Now on sale at he f : , $20,000 Worth of Quality DINING-ROOM SUITES at 60c on the $1 $145 William and Mary Dining-Room Set This complete 8 piece handsome sct is a genuine $145 value; massively con- Structed of solid oak in a rich Jacobean finish. large buffet, extension table and 6 C athe dral back chairs with Manufacturer’s Emergency Sale Price. genuine leather seats. $98.00 DINING- OOM SET— ~—~Now al $120.00 DINING- ROOM SET— om Now i $157.00 DINING- ROOM SET— — Now Rooms .00 DINING- ms 7 fh) A 2 - | te ee ee te Be te gg 128° 00 Set comprises $250.00 DINING- ROOM SET— Now atl $285.00 DINING- ROOM SET— Now al $375.00 DINING- ROOM SET— Now at $420.00 DINING- ROOM SET— N OW at $62.50 $452.00 $94.00 $496.00 $739.00 BUFFETS 60c on the Dollar $39.75 Buffet—lIlighlv polished ufacturer’s Emer- gency Sale $26 BA $48.50 BUFFET $90.75 715 ’ $67. 50 BUFFET - — on Now on sale a $95.00 BUFFET__ $95.25 DINING TABLES fumed finish and q iarter-sawe , 12 ee finish—-extends to Price.... $29.75 DINING $38.00 DINING TABLE —Now golden oak finisi—solid oak—~— NOW On Nov a 40 Now on sale at at 60c on the $1 -Manufacturer's $13. 15) TABLE Now ] A $49.50 DINING ; I'rench bevel plate mirror—Man- sale $s0. a on tae SAT. 65 $22.50 Dining Fabdle- Molid oak. , mergency Sale on sale TABLE —Now at. ~"$29,75] § Li RANGE vow... $110 Combination RANGE Now... 398-0; Low Prices on Our Big Stock of Porcelain Combination Ranges RANGES $50 Ranges 39g. 15 Now at. $65 Ranges $49.50 Now at $75 Ranges $44! Now at HEATERS $10 Heater 314.1 $22 Heater $50 Heater $99.79 Now at Dinner Sets at 60c on the $1 handsome Piano Lamps at 60c on the $1 Lenore ind- $10 — Set —42 >f al . el Piano 1 L ad porcelal er! offer oarer s lomergen Sale Price $22.50 DINNER § SETS; 100 Pcs. ] 9.15 $30.00 DINNER 1 p89 SETS; 100 Pcs. $40.00 | DINNER $ SETS; 100 Pos. 2.19 ff rer i PIANO $9 on $55. ame PIANO $99.50 $99.75 a0 sag. -NOW on $55 00 DRESS- —Now on Chiffoniers at 14, Price and Less $20.00 C bifferette— Latest style — solid oa construction—very roomy) M: anufac turer's | bn mer- rency ale l’rice — Tt $30.00 CHIFFO- NIERS— Now on sale aft $35.00 CHIFFO- NIERS—— Now on sale at $40. +4 CHIFFO- 18.5, mens Sow 99.00 $50.00 CHIFFO- NIERS__Now $79.15 15 on sale at $65.00 CHIFFO- $ NIERS Now 38:40 Ot ene O86. a's: $1.25 Yard Lino Floor Covering —Waterproof—has heavy varnished ‘g On Manufacturer’s Emergency Sale Price THE) >\ELIABLE COMPLETE HOME FUR MISHERS “The Big : Store” at S. E. Cor. 8th and Franklin Smoking Stands $1.50 Smoking Stands—Mahogany stick with glass tray Manufacturer's Kmergency Sale Price.. 6.00 ‘SMOKING TAND-—Now on 10.00 SMOKING TAND—Now on sale at Electric Lamps Sit 00 Electric Table Lamp@—Hand- some art glass shade—- papel ‘turer's hmer- gency Sale Price. $17.50 ELECTRIC TABLE LAMP— Now on sale at $22.50 ELECTRIC $ TABLE LAMP— 13.25 Now on sale at...... Serving Tables Less Than 60c on the $1 S12 Serving Tables—Maile of solid oak-—handsome de- sizgns—Manufactur- ers Emergen ‘y Sale $25. 00 SERVING TA- LE Now on Si vac $15.00 TEA WAGON— Now On @8@t® We. «ss cama Graphophones at 60c on the $1 875 Cabinet Graphophone—Heantifu! Cabinet model—-golden, 43 a0 Ss fumed or mahogany iis eh Manufacturer's Emergency Sale Price. 15.00 GRAPHO- HONE; table — Now on sale $85.00 METEOR Cnn INET GRAPHO- PHONE Finest Quality Cane and Mahogany Living Room Set Just as shown cane panel ends—upholstecred in silk velour— complete with four pillows and roll loose cushions S250 Cane one ago om Living- Room Set. -thre Manufac- turer's Emergen cy $220, 00 Sale Price... $200 Three-liece Overatutted — Uphoistered in fine $98. 00 turers Emergency Sale FPrice.. —three luxurious pieces—-full cane back 6" double spring $I 5 00 . $225 Three-Picce Overstuffed Set— Upholstered in fine tapestry Man- ye ge % a $148 00 ere eee ’ Sale I’ri smo Tapestry Overstafied Set— eate—-fineat quality— Ta mie eushi on Manufacturers “Emergency $186.00 Sale l’rice. tee ee aa ; ee eww tans ye ae f Le hp Bite (Am » re a) ' * % i * y aA far ee eer et nes na Tr Ba wigs "ss “4

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- SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918. ne ee ney 2ST. LOUISANS KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE Day’s Casualty List Reports Another Missing and One Dead From Pneumonia. Corp. George W. Campbell, 30 years old, of E Conipany, 254th In-, fantry, the Camp Funston Regiment containing St. Louis drafted men, was killed in action Sept. 17, named in yesterday's official casua!- ty list. His wife and an infant 4 months old, whom he had never seen, live at 4352A Clayton avenue. Campbell was formerly a bartender and is in a saloon at 4203 Manchester ave-. mue. He was drafted in September, 1917. “We must expect losses like this in wartime,’’ Mrs. Campbell said _ in epeaking yesterday of her bereave- rpent. Clarence C. Willer of 6543 Man- chester avenue, who was in the 138th Regiment, the St. Louis National Guard reziment, although he was drafted, was killed in action Aug. 31, : ‘New York according to a dispatch received by hig parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wil-, ler. Willer was formerly employed by the United Railways Co. as fare col- lector at the Maplewood loop. He was 6 feet 5 inches tail. After he Manchester sheds wrote him a chain letter more than 300 feet long. Pritate Joseph J. Meyer of Over-| avenue, was notified yesterday. land. St. Louis County, a member of the 354th, was wounded severely in action Sept. 26, his parents have been notified. He was drafted in Septem- ber, 1917 Mlark Hardy, 21, Corporal in the 137th Company of Marines, was wounded severely Sept. 15, his father. Frank Hardy, of 1336 North i Euclid avenue, has been notified. He was formerly a clerk for the Allan- Pfeiffer Chemical Co., and enlisted December. Marine Missing in Action. Emil Troemel, 25, of the 95th Company, Sixth Regiment, Marine Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Troemel of 4101 California avenue, | has been missing in action since Sept. §. He was formerly employed as a shipping clerk in Washington, where his sister also lives. He enlisted in | May, 1917. His twin brother, Paul Troemel, was drafted several months later, but was discharged last Feb- ruary. Sergt. William I.. of A Company, 307th Infantry, son of Mrs. D. M. Barber of 1506A St. Louis avenue, has been missing since Sept. 2, his mother was notified to- day. He enlisted in the coast artil- lery in 1915, but was transferred to the infantry branch of the National | Army last year. He was married in) last February to Miss Harriet Dudden, who is now with relatives in the Bronx. A _ brother, Leon Heiserman, is in the Marines and was wounded last June, but has returned to service. Private William Ek. Miles, 19, Sup- last Heiserman, 27, : eee ee | Infantry, 'mund Dziadulewicz, of 4474 Enright He enlisted last May 16, and went over- seas in September. He died soon aft-| Mrs. | mother, 1203 arrival. His Ehler, lives at East St. Louis, Codfrey, 26, of Valley tuis County, who also was er his Emmett Broadway, James T. Park, St. Ls wounded, degree undetermined, is a member of G Company of the 206th Infantry, which, like the 364th, is a part of the Eighty-ninth Division. East Godfrey, a son of John Godfrey of | his aunt, | He previously | was reported killed in action, and a the Valley | (his parents, from a hospital. | Edwin O. Kountz, 25, of the head- | slightly wounded during the fighting | 'at Chateau-Thierry, Clifton. Mo., resided with Mrs. Maggie Warner. gold star was added to Park service flag. quarters company, 356th, was wounded Sept. 12, degree undeter- mined, acording to notification sent to his wife, Mrs. Bertha Kountz of 5177 Enright avenue. He was mar- ried 10 months ago, and was drafted | ‘last April. beth 7,\; avenue. Eliza- Maffitt His mother, Mrs. Kountz, lives at 4046 He worked as an decorator. Lyman C. Branner, 23, of 6435 Idaho avenue, of F Company, 3ilth is listed as wounded, de- gree undetermined. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Casper P. Branner, have been notified that his wound was in- flicted Sept. 21. He was drafted last 'April, after having made several ef- | ‘forts to get into the navy. lie was formerly employed as a railroad clerk in Springfield, fil. Wife Says Report Is bLirfor. Seret. Henry R. Bushman of L Company, 138th Infantry, is listed as | said yesterday that this report was an error, as Sergt. Bushman was wounded July 15, and is now in 4 reconstruction hospital at Fort des Moines, Io. He has written her that there is another Henry Bushman in| the 138th, but has not said whether | he is from St. Louis. Fernald Decupyer of O’Falion, | Ill.. formerly a coal miner, has been | wounded in action. ’ ‘Lieut. Elmer E. Leopold, 22, of) Belleville, was wounded in the leg! by shrapnel during the battle of St. Mihiel, he has written to his parents from the hospital. The wound will | not prove serious, he says. | Theodore Conklin, Sixth Marines, | was wounded Sept. 15, he has written | He was | severely but soon re- turned to the lines. . His latest in-| juries are a machine-gun bullet | wound in each hip, he writs. As was told several days ago, Ar- | nold Niederjohann of New Melle, Sr. | 'Charles County, was killed in action | Sept. 13. interior | | penter. He was drafted last April, | having formerly worked as @ car- His parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Henry Niederjohann, live on a farm | near New Melle. “DELMAR HALL” veimar m. The New Y¥ > a *“Aasociation Residence” for Young Women, Close to four car lines, and juat around the corner from Y. W. C. A. Cafeteria. Grand and Delmar. or further particulars call Lin, 1496 | cA an During the first eight months of | 1918. the Post-Dispatch printed 37,430 | Automobile “Wants’—10,875 more | than the FOUN other St. Louis news- | 3628 Sete ene a aE a tr anealiteonnanmns . N Dar “Ghee ies Truck users naturally think of Firestone Tire equipment /irst, because Firestone is and always has been first in this field, from the earliest inventions and im- provements in solid truck tires to the latest developments in giant cord tires. That is why T'RORLICHT-DUNCKER | : the truck Upholstered Furniture | Over J al wife, | wounded severely. His | papers combined. niy Company, Thirteenth Marines, of being 4538 Red Bud avenue, went. to Camp Funston, in Septem- | : 99” Aubert avenue, died of pneumo-:i who lives at ber, 1917, his fellow-emploves at the | ee 2S TS eaientedliieememnntiatines The pieces illustrated here are made in our own fac- tory; the over-stuffing is done with genuine curled hair and is built on finely tempered, resilient steel springs, and you get your choice of either tapestry or velour for the covering. Of both fabrics we have a wide range of patterns for you to select from: Davenport. ...$100 Chair. ... $50 Rocker... .$50 Our Furniture Special for This Week This brown mahogany Maga- zine Cabinet is our special fur- niture offer this week, and is Ax not only a well-built, attractive YY piece of furniture, but a very 7 i he useful one as well. L116 Cr aes tonnage of America ried on iS ca Firestone Truck Tires Firestone Tire and Rubber Company, Cor. Compton and Locust, St. Louis, Mo. Home Office and Factory, Firestone Park, Akron, Ohio. Branches and Dealers Everywhere j re i! i wrt . f Teees PPP rey yrrrrry TTT TT TYTTrvogerree alte " ry) _ : ; 7 A bit ti] | iW iH hy ite Hh HE Hit Hh it iit ’ | iy ae : ’ iH! is NT NT if i if, et MG} ; : et) Hi er Wwer vase Lr teverrayuyweren WEEP Te sa i Adds bd ida lke HR E Ae TET PRCDPeNHMATT FYCT REPL WP OPPRREOUIT Upholstered furniture is necessarily sold on honor and bought in confidence. That we might know the quality of every item that enters into the construction of our upholstered pieces we do our own manufacturing. The Trorlicht-Duncker guarantee covers every piece we sell, which assures you of getting thoroughly trust- worthy furniture every time you buy of us. We are the largest tapestry and velour dealers in the West and because of it ave prepared to give our cus- tomers the widest range of patterns and qualities to select from—a matter of moment to anyone buying upholstered furniture. We suggest that it would be ¢ very appropriate as a gift piece for Christmas, besides being so much value for the price, $12.75 Tapestries, Velvets, Velours, Damasks, Brocades Tapestries, Velvets, Velours, Damasks, Brocades of extraordinary beauty and, for the prices we charge, unequaled quality. These goods were bought several months ago at the prices then prevailing—and in large quantities. We have them in stock to cut what you buy from the roll— no waiting for delivery, no danger of being the wrong shade when it comes, and for less money, too. Tapestries for upholstering furniture and for cov- ering walls. An unusual variety of designs and color- ings; also a full range of qualities—all 50 inches wide —priced, a yard, $2.00, $2.50, $3.50, etc. Handsome 50-inch Velvets in fifteen desirable col- ors. The real worth of this velvet on today's market is fully half as much again as we ask for it—a yard, $4.50. Striped and figured Damasks—so0 inches wide—for door and window hangings and upholstering furniture —in a number of the most sought-after color effects and a satisfying range of qualities, with prices vary- ing i the quality, from $4.50 a yard up to $6.50 a yard. _ Rich 50-inch brocaded Velours—antique effects— in wisteria, mulberry, old blue, Italian red: all woven in our private design; priced, a yard, $8.50. We match all colors of these brocaded Velours with the plain at, a yard, $8.00. Use the brocaded for up- holstering your chairs, rockers, davenports, etc., and the plain for door and window hangings. cing Wilton Rugs—Specially Priced This Week Wool Wilton Rugs VA Ne 4 feet 6 inches by 7 feet 6 inches..... S$? 1.00 TE i _ 2 {ie Ta a 6 feet by g feet - S37 OD Bit — Size 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches...... SEO 50 Size 9g feet by 12 feet +0 on > ————— a4 AiR Thy Size 10 feet 6 inches by 13 feet 6inches.... $100.00 OE agement A Size 11 feet 3 inches by 15 feet $117.50 Worsted Wilton Rugs 1 gravy bowl. price, $24.95, payable 1 medium platter; 1 salad bowl, Soecial rice. 9 O10 Here is the Coupon. Clip it and 2 ft. 3 in. by 4 ft. 6 in.... . $5.75 ng ; . 4 ft. 6 in. by 7 ft. 6 in... . $23.75 poateunpecemencenarienatieaiimeeens: $13.59, payable monthly. mail it today. Don’t put it off. r © oft gin by soft Cin ams ASimple Request Brings Either !auzxss es. Set to Your Home on Approval g ft. by OO eek. ontin oe .872.25 checked below. If] am more than pleased lune | wil 10 ft. 6 in. by 13 ft. 6 in... . $130 the monty payments ao stated below antl yout URES Sam It ft. 3 in. by 15 ft..... $142.50 paid; otherwise I will return the set w | This handsome Colonial pattern is The tremendous demand we have had a faithful replica of one that graced for these sets proves the money-saving the tables of our forefathers. The possibilities of getting your dinner- «= pense. L) a, See, pone Dene oe PO SIESe illustration gives you a fair idea of the Ware direct from the pottery through graceful lines. e decoration con- Our Factory Bargain Offers. If you OMe i eee ane $13.58 sists of a heavy blue outer edge with a have not as yet ordered your set, do light blue line at anequal distancefrom $80 without delay. You will be more center, and a neat medallion in colors than pleased with the beauty of this to heighten the decorative scheme. ware and the saving you will make. TNL Tt) oars cre Ht We NH THA — po wei Hat a DHMH Ue hy nd ; ae ani! my Heh) i 4? Nh it 4 gH eet i init i a i al ie ry Pee Te > Pa oie *| mn’ , os ‘) hats } } PL) ih yal - th > Size $1ze io a gee % oy i ‘ “ let . ee i. hs 5. a a Fart ® te fh Sig ny et nicer No. 2202 — 100-Piece Dimner Set. Consists of 12 cups 12 saucers; 12 dinner plates, 944 inches; 12 French soup pilates, 74 inches: 12 breakfast plates, 644 inches: 12 dew sert dishes; 12 individual butter dishes; | large meat plat- ter; 1 medium meat platter; 1 covered butter d (3 pieces); 1 cake plate, 8'4 inches; l cream pitcher, 1 covered sugar bowl (2 pieces); 1 pickle dish, 5°4 inches; 1 sauce boat; 1 oblong vegetable dish, 44 inches; 1 salad bowl, 8% inches; 1 cov vegetable dish, 9% inches (@ pieces); You know how hard it is to get a high rrade set in the retail stores at present t is almost impossible. Let us send you one of these scts on 10 days’ approval. Ne. 2203~—51-Piece Dimmer Set. Consists of 6 erp: 6 saucers; 6 dinner plates, 944 inches; 6 French soup plates, 74 inches; 6 breakfast plates, 64 inches; 6 sance dishes; 6 individual butter dishes, 1 covered weegrtable dish, 9% inches (2 peices); 1 oval vegetable dish; | cream pitcher, 1 covered sugar bow! (2 pieces); 1 large platter: * Rega fer st . ; bass 4 hy +f a a ' \ ‘7s . ' TI nM Ope HP tl } | ’ i ; ’ MI 5 (s " | | i Hail : ae , rr eit, . a a> va fo a edieceaiie, wh ak Eee ee » " a *» ea gt Srp % aur *, a Ss ewe . ‘J ? hy ¥ > Po b a? ae *~ | J * -* * “ ) ~ size Size Size Size Size Size Size aT oie ate ie ya a ; : COS 2 Sie ae Ne 4 Poe eg ae > “pl ri * “ Rugs Will Be Higher Soon. Buy Now! JrorlichtDuncker for Rugs —always (Write your same i= full hen anaes a tags, % (Write etreet or rara!l route somber bere) 5 28 SEE OPEN AES Ee OS FAC’

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__ STLOUIS POST-DISPaTcR SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918. Stores at present. send you one of these THE MEANING OF 100% WAR WORK An Analysis by the Packard Motor Car Company Ca) (Be » i] HE four bed-rock es- fea sentials of war are ats, LES Coal, Steel, Labor \ 0 y and Transportation. eS ~You cannot have any of the four without the other three. You cannot feed and clothe the Nation—cannot ship men and munitions, cannot produce a dol- lar of wealth—without all four. Transportation Specialists The essential work of the Packard Motor Car Company lies in the field of Motor Trans- portation. Throughout its twenty years’ career it has always regarded the motor car as primarily a means of transportation—whether of passengers or of merchandise. If the 45,000 Packard passen- ger cars show any advantages in» speed, any unusual economy in gasoline, tires and upkeep—it is because the Packard has always been built to transportation standards. Speed and economy are the most important factors in trans- portation. Thereareseven sizes of Packard Trucks—from one ton tosix-and- one-half tons—because transpor- tation economy demands fitting the equipment to the load. The light truck for the light load—the heavy truck for the heavy load. This company was the first in the world to design and perfect the 12-cylinder motor—the new and higher embodiment of the transportation principle of flexi- bility, power and economy. 100% War-work Program The 100% war-work program. recently announced by the Packard Company is an exten- sion of the Packard war-essential program adopted when war broke out. Seventy per cent of Packard man-power and equipment were devoted to such work the first — year of the war. Ninety per cent in the second year. The manufacture of passenger cars has been discontinued. And from nowon One Hundred per cent devoted exclusively to war-essential work. This work will take many forms, commanding the man- power and equipment of the en- tire Packard plant of sixty-one factory buildings covering fifty- six acres of ground, working eighteen and twenty-four hours a day. A production capacity of One Hundred Million Dollars a year devoted to war essentials ex- clusively: WAR MOTORS TRUCKS AIRPLANES TRACTORS ‘Packard Service to Owners Not the least important of the Packard war-essential activities will be the production of re- placement parts for Service Sta- tions and Dealers. There are many thousands of Packard Trucks in industrial service. They are not only keep- ing essential business going, but they are taking a heavy load off the over-burdened railroads. And of the 45,000 Packard passenger cars in use—many are devoted to war-work, most of them to essential transportation. These wheels must be kept turning — not only to hold faith with the Packard owners, whose confidence and good-will are the finest assets of the Packard Com- pany; but because the Nation cannot afford to have its trans- portation contracted. Packard a Permanent Institution Its Motor Transport Depart- ment is’a permanent organiza- tion for the development of industrial motor transportation. Its Branches and Dealers are permanent agencies for service. It has inspired most of the developments of motor transpor- tation, and has made vital con- tributions to all. The far-reaching meaning of the 12-cylinder engine— Packard’s newest contribution to motor transport—will be bet- ter known after the war. It feels today that its highest service now to the individual American, whether a Packard owner or not, is to put all its resources back of the National program—100% Win-the-war. PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Detroit * = . re Mages HAGLiNe! (Te? APR WEE MIND MIDUARRDOOOADL bathed WAR Packard-Missouri Motor Co. Locust and 22nd Streets > . Z 7 + Mpabadbistigasaiad ata de cotcattsndotsasaausaddfOCQAGSAMAT ids DAdacanh ih t14) ROO ROMP Pec a tarts cas take ebm BPN aD eet + ‘ . * gma . we ‘i ~~ t og * py hy a » + ‘ - a ee — vitae. ae ee a 2 “7 : - ; = - : - z ~ : er ‘4 4 Ea by we SWB * out om aN i ; ‘ , ‘ ee a ae~ AS ~ > os A 7 t teAtiode se & 4.0 — ~ os > mre ay | " - A ai F 7 a gli. hy ay 4 : A v * « " ‘ — — > - 4 to a Sg ad + ~~ 2 a é -~ * a ; met ied age wy ’ ; Ll s 2 e* i J bey te mee Ro by ia ee | -« oo * > ~~ met ee lees igronty: & i ee eer wn ee ee = “ %,* hoe. ie ‘ “ ual Sew te - K. ”

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — - ee ee ne ee - » SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20. 1918. | a end a Penny ' ‘These Len-Mort work and outdoor shoes are such wonderful value that we will : | i mendly send them,no money down. You will find them so well made and so sty- hive ) ae and such a big money-saving bargain that you will surely : eep them. Sodon t hesitate, Just fill out and mail ee ar the coupon. We will send a pair of your size. No ==... — a need for you to pay higher prices when you can buy ; Be direct from us—and know what you are getting be- fore you pay even apenny. Why pay $5 and $6 oh — 7 you can os — for only $3.85? ¢ ow. ail coupon ay while thi i offer holds good. 7 — ak POLICE UPHEAVAL DUE 10 PLIGh! Ot Henry L. Weeke, in $3000 Great Shoe Offer ; ve can't tell you enough about these shoes : here. The shoe is built to meet the de- 4 mand of an outdoor city workers’ shoe as well as for the modern farmer. Send and see for yourself what they are. «© Built on stylish lace Blacher last. The special tan- ning process makes the leather proof ayainst the acid of milk, manure, soil, gasoline, etc. They ' out wear three ordinary pairs of shoes. Your choice of wide, medium ornarrow. Very fiex- 4 ible, soft and onny on the feet. Made by special process which leaves all the ‘‘life’’ in the leather and gives it womderful wear- resisting quality. Double leather soles - and heels Dust and waterproof tonguc. Heavy chrome leather top. Just slip them on and . see if they are not the ’ most comfortable, easiest, rmost won- i derful shoes you ever wore. Pay only $385 for shoes ° arrival / es LEONARD. MORTON & CO. Dept. X 1304 Chicago Send the Len-Mort Shoes No. pt ESS X15012. I will pay $3.85 for shoes WS, on arrival, and examine them care- fully. If I am not satisfied, will se them back and you wi!! refund my money. - will return your money. Noobliga- tion on you at all Order by No. X15012, That brings You are to be Keep Only the coupon—no money. these eplendid shoes at once. the judge of quality, style and value. them only if satisfactory in every way. Be eure give size and width. Mail the cowpon now. Leonard-Morton & Co. Dept. X1204 Chicago i § PD. od cdcsccoccccests Married or single..........0..0ccaes City Hall Job, Who Sceks Naturalization, Center of Controversy. U. S. INVESTIGATOR SUPPLIES EVIDENCE Woman Who Was Federal Witness, Said to Accuse Pickel of Intimidation. Efforts to obtain citizenship for Henry L. (Hank) Weeke, German enemy alien, who continues to hold his $3000-a-year job in the Kiel ad- | ministration as Commissioner | Weights and the conditions which led to the sus- | pension of Police Chief Young, two | Captains and three Sergeants on Measures, precipitated | charges which have not been made ; Women 35 to 45 Years of Age Wanted by U.S. AUTUUUUUATUOT OO TTGEEEAAAUTOCTETEATAAAAAU TEETH lifteen hundred women between the ages of 35 and 4) years are urgently needed by the United States Gov- ernment as nurses’ aids in American Military Hospitals in France, Appheants may prepare for this patriotic service in forty days, ten days of theoretical training and thirty days of eight hours each in one of sixteen hospitals in the Southwest which have been designated for the pur- pose by the American Red Cross, acting in conjune- tion with the Surgeon-General of the United States. Transportation to and from France, $30 a month and maintenance will be paid by the United States Govern- ment. : | Now is the time to volunteer. need you, Those who wish to serve should apply to Miss Lyda Anderson, Director of Nursing Service, Southwestern Division, American Red Cross, 1250 Railway Exchange or to the nearest Red Cross Chapter. Will you help save the life of a wounded American who fell while fighting for vou? Wounded Americans | public, but which the Police Board ‘announced had been made by Gov- ernment officials. Investigation by the Post-Dispatch ‘yesterday showed that Friday after- | noon’s action of the Board followed | complaints made by Worris R. Bev- ington, chief naturalization examin- 'er, that policemen were intimidating on whose testimony the Government relied to prove that | Weeke, for 20 years a Republican ‘ward boss. was morally unfit to bea citizen of the United States. | witnesses tion Examiner were welcomed by the Democratic Police Commissioners as affording a basis for the removal of a Republican Chief of Police. Con- ‘sequently the information supplied by the naturalization officer was used by the Police Board in making an investigation on its own account and is said to have led to the con- clusion that there should be at least a partial reorganization of the ad- ministrative personnel of the de- ' partment. Five Others Suspended. Besides Chief Young, the officers suspended were Capt. John N. Pickel. ' Dayton Street District; Capt. William Hess, Laclede Avenue District, and |Sergts. Sidney H. Phillips, Morris Sil- verman and John J. Mealy, all of the Dayton Street District. They were all asked to submit their resignations and were told that charges had been preferred against them by the Gov- ernment. They refused to resign and demanded a trial. It was understood yesterday at po- lice headquarters that Capt. James —Y, F reeDrug Sale ss Also combination sale—pay regular price, add 2¢, 5e, Te or get one free as indicated below at KEIFFER’S, Broadway and Franklin. Sale and Double Eagle Stamps Monday and Tuesday. ONE FREE WITH EACH ADD 2c AND GET TWO $2.75 Thermos Vac, Bottle, pt.l Free | 39¢ Coffee, Ib., Keiffer’s 4X.2 for 41¢ 60c Perfume, many odors, oz.1 Free |) 50¢ De Witt's Kidney Pills.? for 52¢ {he Aspirin Caps., doz., 5-gr.1 Free S5e¢ Chamberl’s Colic Cure.2 for 37c 25e Aspirin Tabs., doz., S-gr.1 Free | ®5e Hinkle’s Pills (100)... .2 for 27%e I5Se Epsom Salts, pound.....1 Free) 15¢ Palmolive Soap..... .2 for 1l7e¢ 3he Influenza Special..... ..1 Free 10c¢ Menthol Inhalers......2 for 12¢ ; $1.00 Nux and Iron..........1 Free 25e Rex Pine Tar & Honey.2 for 27¢ 10c Absorbent Cotton, oz... .1 Free 25c¢c Carbona, for cleaning .® for 27¢ 25e Rapid Quinine, for colds.1 Free | 25c Quinarettes, for colds. .2 for 27% 40c¢ Veroxide Soap, box...... 1 tree %5e Imported Rouge. . 2 for 27¢ $2.00 Fountain Syringe.......1 Free) 35c¢ De Lacy’s Cream..... ‘2 for 42¢ $2.00 Hot-Water Bottle .....1 Free 10¢ Caustic Pencils........2 for 15e Your choice either Bottle or Syr- | 25c Belladonna Plasters...°? for 27e¢ inge, Both guaranteed for L year.) 25e Albolene Cold Cream. .2 for 27¢ ADD 5c AND GET TWO ADD 7c AND GET TWO 2he Carter's Liver Pills....2 for 0c | $1 De Lacy’s Hair Tonic .? for $1.07 ‘ t5e Tolle Water...... 2 for 40c | $1 Beef, Iron and Wine. .2 for $1.07 "Se De Witt's Catarrh Cm °? for j0c | $1 Syrup Hypophosphites.2? for $1.07 ‘ ze Cascara Aromatic. ....% for 30¢ | 2he Imported Rice Powder .® for 32¢ the Perfect Safety Razor. 2 for 40¢ | 25e Good Night Liver Pills.2 for 32¢ i Oe Thermométer, H’ehold.? for 55c¢ | &1.25 Aletris Cordial.... °% for $1.3° { 10¢ Court Plaster, Liquid 2 for tje | $1 American Oil, P. D.'s.2 for $1.07 ¥ se Sugar Milk, % Ib.....2forSSe 50c¢ Laxative Boro Pepsin.’ for 5%c . he De Witt s Head’e Tal. 2 for sdc 35c¢ Taleum, big glass bot.? for 4°%¢ . 10 Corn |! iles soe ceeys. S for ibe | 50c¢ Jamere Face Powder. 2 for Site Dla Waneta Foot Tablets. “- for 20c 25e Parson's Corn Cure...2 for 382e ; bi 10¢ boot Comfort a 2 for tie We Witeh Hazel Salve... .2 for 3% : ’ 4 Se Carmen Face Powder.? for 55c¢ 35¢ Dr. Parson's Salvo... 2? for 42%¢ : 7 ae 10¢ Zine Ointment, oz.... 2 forise We O. K. O. Disinfectant. ?2 for 3°¢ : : d, Quantities of All Items Limited. 3 ¥ | 4 e The only safe protection against contracting this dread malady is to sterilize vour nose and mouth. Every person should have one of these wonderful instruments, It bathes the entire respiratory organs, ; ? in the most effectual way, with the best germicide 3 known to medical science. It is indorsed by the best medical authority and is scientifically correct and covered by UU, S. Patent. Price, #5,00 complete, Booklet free. Write today to Nasal Lung Bath 4731 MeMillan Av, : MN Instrument Company, ell Phone, Forest 4428 R, St. Louis, Mo. i i d A PAIN REMEDY | Prepared for Family Use ta Radways ny eady 25c tS Delief Saves Time and Money Competent, reliahle dentists and rensonable charge for werk neces- me * Sao RSG tein a WORE FG teeth Soe ot OR. et nin ng © anry. oe oe t . bin 50c For Seventy Artificial Teeth, Beauti- ; All Druggists and True ful and Life-like — the : Externally for kind you are looking for. : Rpraing Rh tism Sore Th reise corey Cold “ ee EXAMINATION FREE Lumbago ‘Toothache DR. K. W. SCHRIEVER Internally for roses ? Cramps in Ma! * 7 0 Rowels Cold Chille te neal | wane Indigestion Sick Sick Stomach Headache | 50¢ OLIVE 208 Centre St. New York ne 7 rh AY & C0. PI ree Johnson of the Page Boulevard Sta- tion tomorrow will assigned ‘the successor of Capt. Pickel at the Dayton Street Station, and that Capt. Patrick Gaffney will be brought from the Carondelet district to be placed in charge of the Laclede ave- nue district, from which Capt, Hess | has been suspended. Thus three po- lice districts, the First, Second and 'Twelfth, will be left in charge of Lieutenants who will serve as acting Cuptains. Young be as Visits Old Office. The suspended Chief appeared at _headquarters yesterday at 2:30 p i'm. and went immediately to his old | office. fehind what had been his ' desk, Acting Chitf-O’Brien was part- 'ly hidden in back of a bank of ‘flowers, the gifts of friends. | “Glad to see you,” Young said. ' “I’ve come to clean out.” He then spent nearly two hour; collecting his personal effects from 'desks and lockers. He had brought a suit case with him, but it held ‘nly a part of his belongings. The remainder he wrapped in large bun- 'dles. When he had finished, nothing of the slightest value that had be- longed to him was in the office. He then went throughout the building, bade his old subordinates good-by and departed. President Mansur two hours yesterday afternoon in /consultation with the acting chief. After the conference, he said he had no further statement to make con- cerning the upset in the department. Information as to the moral char- acter of Weeke and subsequently as to the intimidation of witnesses, was gathered for the naturalization of- fice by Charles Blair, an investigator for the United States Department of Labor, who was specially retained for the Weeke case. The naturalization office for some time has been collecting evidence on which fo oppose Weeke's applica- tion for citizenship. It was said yes- terday that the office did not have prior knowledge that suspensions of police officials were to be voted hy the Police Board and that its only interest in laying information before the board was prevent intimida tion of certain witnesses by police- men. Bevington Remains Silent. Bevington yesterday refused to discuss the suspension. In the Ved- eral Court on Oct. 4 he referred to efforts which were being made to intimidate Government witnesses and at his request Judge Dyer in- structed all witnesses that if thev were intimidated they might apply to the court for protection. It is known that Bevington has affidavits signed by women resort keepers in the neighborhood of Leonard and Lucas avenues. that their lives had been threatened be- cause they had been summoned as witnesses for the Government in the spent nearly Lo Weeke case. Bevington had asked that speoial police protection he given to these women to prevent them from being intimidated. The women mentioned in this con- j ALIEN WARD BUSS of | In political circles it is stated that, =& the charges filed by the Naturaliza-| Cole, | 717 Leonard another, have 'the city. | of their influence avenue, recently been with politicians, Negress Accuses Pickel. summoned in as a ness opposition One of the statements in Bettie Ray’s affidavit is that after she was Government to Weeke’s nat- both of, whom for years, byw one means and until able to conduct disorderly reserts in| Both have openly boasted Wwit- | nection are Bettie Ray, a negress, of| uralization, she w 617 Leonard avenue, and a Frances as warned by Capt. | Pickel that she would have to “ out of town.” The district in which the Ray and) Cole women live at the Central blocks away. In the desk book yesterday at the| Dayton Street Police Station a Post- | » , Was put under po- lice surveillance about a vear ago at’ the request of the War Department | aS a protection to soldiers quartered | few | M. C. a Continued on Page 14. get | 4 Very Special Mon Axminster Rugs terns—they are deep pile and soft to the tread—special at “es © # ®@ Size 9x12—in all the latest small allover, Oriental and floral pat- $37 Heavy sels Rugs in all the ¢ patterns—a rug for hard wear— Body Brussels Body Brus- hoicest new 99 close-woven | ; ; Is the selling of themselves do fer th ctors that mm GUARANTEED. | ay, “9 \¢ : ; , ~< am ce 4 ’ ~~. Spectacles and Evegtas eir license to p ay do . me a HK ; - A * a bs _ . ~ ——__" 4 = Pee ‘ g " . a 5 =. y ; ‘ . y¥ a and others. to your eyes. I am both the oculist and ovticila Nn, ‘eed the price of a pai SATISFAC . THE CRIME § 9,1? OF THE AGE ses by Incompetent opticians who call these men are physicians Ask t n Missou ri NOTHING IS MORE PRECIOUS = een Ui oculist and optician : THAN EYESIGHT ‘ hem of r "TION J 152.50 BI-FOCAL LENSES $ For far and near seeine—two pairs of Glasses in a vair one. The usual price is from $3.00 to $5.00 per pair. 2.50 this week at $1.55 a pair. Shur-On; $ -55 A splendid rimless Eyeglass mounting ; a clever imitation of the —" | G. MORITZ, M. D., The Oculist-Optician | —— | FREE Mv book on the eye. exposing the the grafting oculist and makes interesting reading. Call or write for one 609 N. BROADWAY (Just North of Washingto eve-ciinic graft the grafting opti clan that ——— - n Av.) | OLEO PHONES: Main ' Central Veribest Milk, tall cans.......... Ile Pet Milk, tall Cans......-.. 2 for 250 Wilson Milk, smal! cans........... 6c Carnation Milk, tall cans....2 for 2ic 3 tall or 6 small cans to a customer, Double Eagle Stamps with coffee and tea, city delivery. Swift’s Premium, Best White, very 4 S. Broadway 2552 2806 | Genuine Guatemala Coffee; | sold for 30c; per Ib French Blend Coffee | Cousins’ Best Blend...... U. Ss. Broadway and Market Sts. Food Cousins’ Specials This Week=mm: MILK BARGAINS always 25 ee ee .3 Ibs., $1.00 Imperial, Ceylon or Java Teas, ee Se a keen os Sees i\™% Ibs. for $1.00 high-grade, per lb.............26e See: WOR ERs sc wesc sidets ween 28e Adminis- tration License, G-53155 Fo wu r- yard - wide Inlaid Linoleum Seamless Brussels Rug $ Black and gray—allover design —size 9x12—$30.00 value..... Linoleum — yards wide—in hardwood and Sq. id Printed Linoleum— , ; Ww Genuine cork—cover Two your room wane block, + seam—pertect pfoods ; | -- ee tile patterns— $ 10 “aq. $4.49 —- id, —_— The Only Exclusive Retad Carpet House in St. Louis EST. /87/ 19 19 Wilton Rugs Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs—Orien- tal patterns—size 9x 12—a good rug for any room—for $3950 5/# LOCUST ST, day = a _ The Principal of the nearest school wil be pleased to give | full information. In a few months ness trained and drawing salary. ; BROWN '’S provide an w mental principles of modern by ness practice, but also the comprehensive Preparation woman who aspire to the positions. If you have not as yet a copy of our catalog, ARRANGE No} Enter When School Ones .. Ee Ste he Eee training, not only in unds. tial for the young man and ~ mediately—it will be matled you promptly, ee. Olive 5550. Central 4 x ade K "i do 86 tm e ees, I i Saadeh Ahh shen R A G Het iia Hh) rene hal in" it 1}ts} the a if} i er he Piano Playing imssas CENTRAL 81S South King’s Highway LIP-READING Irstruction in Lip-Reading for the adult denf. for Teachers. INSTITUTE FOR THE —_— Normal training Classes DEAF St. Louls, Mo. zx. | - i —— et eee | SE aaa RREESEEeS A — oe bengmetiaetthnttees CONROY'S Full Value Pianos and Playe UST at this time, when Christmas planning is occupying the minds of so many, the idea of a Piano or Player, as the gift superb, is uppermost in the thoughts of all who should have one of these instruments in their homes. You will find the greatest opportunity at ‘Conroy’s for choosing a Piano or Player that you will always love, because, whatever your choice, it is absolutely full value. war. VERY man who plans or directs in any line of endeavor must, unless he has recreative means at hand, fre- quently comes to a point where his mind tires. An Ampico Reproducing Piano will give him the exact playing of the greatest masters. No finer relaxation could be devised. cheering and inspiring. ‘his remarkable instrument is to be seen and heard only at Co iil nowned makes of Pianos. Come and listen with us to Godowski, Bauer, Buhlig and others, | were performing on the instrument in person. The Ideal Apartment Grand Piano It will A New Standard Player Piano OTWITHSTANDING the general advances in the prices of*Pianos and Players, this Player is sold by Conroy’s at the same price it was sold before the The price has been kept the same for the reason that they were contracted for before prices advanced. Every home in St. Louis without music should have a | Standard Player Piano. This is your opportunity. The | instrument is strictly first class and high grade. do honor to any home in which it is placed. Call early and see this remarkable value. On a small deposit the Player selected by you will be carefully kept and delivered any time between now and Christmas. 465. Complete with Bench to match and 12 Music Rolls THE AMPICO Relaxation for the Men Who Do Big Work HIS Grand Piano is an instrument to be coveted. It is beautiful in appearance and will give much musical feeling to the apart- ment in which it is placed. It will occupy no more room than an ordinary upright. Its tonal resources are incomparably superior to any Grand Piano at or about the same price. One Price in Plain Figures with Terms to Suit Corner 11% & Olive ONROY’ , at the touch of a button, It is comradeship, nroy's in three re- as enjoyably as if they *495 Complete with Bench to match TIMER é=i We teach you to play real == time and popular music if == don't know a note, Tho Be on guess ‘2 all ss the : en == try have becom SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Es era by ous Se-tenn Bg ), PEC eer ~ apenas = and os take ; course = game degree of success. WATCH THIS SPACE FOR OPENING DATE OF CLASSES |), 21. sist IN ES nings. 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‘STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH : ~ SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918. ° eee ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH $ AND COLLEGES } hfs sid a | NGE Now}, en School Open f Principal of the , pst school wilt ‘a rased to give formation. onths you can be i and drawing a guy - } = « 4 provide an unequal] | bt only in the funds. aciples of modern busi. ce, but also the ave preparation essen. young man and yo . a » aspire to the higher : s not as yet requested our catalog, do so im. it will be Mailed y- Central 4453, , = by Sa a 2S: liedes | ales ROC PR ae RE eo nay HAIFA COBEN a thd iit Playing 12...3° ying Lessons a you to play real rag. = popular music if you 4 anote. Thousand bat in all parts of the poe, ee come proficient -£ 20-lesson course. Youns 2 e this course with the & ee of success. Send or & ee Booklet. Open eve- = ENSEN SCH SPULAR MUSTO” ~~ 603-6 Holland Bldg. live 2972, Central 8564L. & PONG IAM ARNES OCUST STREET D NIGHT SCHOOL ol that places you in — =| ea 7 ee WANTED: HUSKY YOUNG AMER- | f ae A. eee icans, college or university training desirable, though not essential, to tour to Berlin, via France and No Man’s Land. A highly democratic organiza- tion in which every man begins at the bottom and works up—every oppor- tunity for advancement. Considerable action anticipated en route; none but fighters need apply. Apply at 310 N. 12th St., Post-Dispatch Building. [t's a Dare! The bars are down. You can enlist in the Tank Corps now! ‘ " . 7) tet : . _ * . > * a _ ee wers ~ 3 ter © “1 ~~ _ ™ —_ 2, Setowy, a . oo yy ~ - “re * - © a Me 4 ne th - ~ wh Be “* - >| " $4 —~ ay . moe: emt , Beh, a we Gage we a. Rel “a a Pi ge == ae y! br oe ee ner a J wy . » ¥ paceman ee * ~~ ae Sa since : gots ye — a — - _ meee ob. re xe yt ON A ang? se m You who have been spoiling for a chance to mix in the big scrap —you who have dreamed of the day when you could go up, over and at ’em, here’s the big opportunity. ae ev ct ttt ie —————————— 7 a Ww ax Tvs “ous “x = >. Neely a tee oe o vt am Be rte. » - = aw There’s a lot of strapping nerve and sinew needed in this division right now. We want men who have learned to use their heads—men who are used to being out in front. It’s no job for a quitter; for when we're nding over the trenches This announcement to aid the Tank Corps recruit and through the wire, scattering the grey Hun line with machine 2000 men in St. Louis this month has been patriotically nee ’ d " ing: af ullets, it’s real American spunk we need. contributed by the following Recruiting Olfies, oun b eeucenane 310 N. 12th St., Every man enlists in the U. S. Tank Corps as a private. All International Shoe Co. a pales: mena commissions are filled from the ranks, and there are more com- ec. yaa ke missioned and non-commissioned officers in the Tank Corps in Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co. and Every Day mpgs Same proportion to its personnel than in any other branch of the service. D’Arcy Advertising Co. Percy J. Orthwein 8 A. M. to6 P. M. Missouri Portland Cement Co. Come along if Vou think youll do Shelton Panama Hat Co. From —o “TREAT "EM ROUGH” — JOIN THE TANKS. a ae eee = GH Pe Ae HH '

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __' SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918 STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘wa PR raion egy ae eicnaate Fee ry a ; 4 : : P f : i 4 4 i : 3 4 j } 4 . b .. i ta Bs ; : ae . : 4 ie ; ie i 4 ; ‘Sess The Present Army Schedule Requires at Least Twenty Thousand Artillery Officers How About You Being One? Character and Qualifications of Men Desired. 1. The Artillery is in urgent need of a large number of Officers at the present time. The object of this School is to train a body of men fitted to fill the more responsible positions of command in the Artillery, and every effort will be made to select men of exceptional character and proven ability. While it is desired to give an opportunity to all eligible citizens to apply, no man should apply whose record is not in every respect above reproach and who has not the fundamental character- istics to Inspire respect and confidence. 2. The Artillery is in need of Officers who have had a scientific and technical education, but this is by no means a prerequisite to selection of Candidates. It is essential, however, that every Candidate should now have or be fitted, through previous study, to reacquire at the School a thorough understanding and working knowledge of arithmetic, algebra to include quadratic equations and plane geometry. Civilians must be grad- uates of a high school or have pursued an equivalent course of instruction. A knowledge of trigonometry to include solution of triangles and logarithms js desirable. 3. All Candidates must be citizens of the United States. No one is eligible who was born jn a count with which the United States is at War or of the Allies of such a country, unless he emigrated to this count before reaching the age of five years. . _, 4. Older men of mature judgment. gained through wide e erience in business and professional life, are especially desired. Such men need not hesitate to enter this school because on graduation they cannot be com- missioned above Second Lieutenants, as promotion wr] be by selection and should be rapid if they demonstrate ability, _ Men in deferred of the draft because of classes occupation or who are likely to be so placed are not eligible. This page announcement for the Fiel d Artillery Central Officers’ Training is patriotical] Aluminum Ore Co., East St. Louis. Carondelet penis Co. The Cupples Company. Curtis & Co. Mfg. Co. Fmerson Electric Mfg. Co, General Paper Stock Co. Barber Asphalt and Paving Co., Madison, DL Beck & Corbitt Iron Co. Boeckeler Lumber Co. ” The Brecht Company. fo Claude L. Matthews, C. A. A. G. 422 University Club Building, States. Keep the Eagle Screaming! Join the Field or Coast Artillery Men Between 25 and 36 A Field Artillery Officers’ Training School has been established at Camp Zachary Taylor, Louisville, Kentucky. A Coast Artillery-Officers’ Training School has been established at Fort Monroe, Virginia. The enlisted personnel of the army is not sufficient to supply the tremendous need for officers which now exists in the Field Artillery. Civilians are wanted, particularly older men _ of mature judgment, whom the present draft has as yet not touched. ‘Ihe army needs officers, and wants to make them from the very best men in the United Can You Qualify? Apply Today Telephone, Lindell 5230. > atl ——. — — fe om St. Louis aE OU: ia MBULIKENS | ENDREE AN 5 79310 > same Played “in 2 Z First Victory ‘ ae) | : —) @ for Quig A ae - | Asmashing attack, — Higgins and | inly showing Co: “Bieuigiey’s style of - University its fi of the year yest: Lebanon, the Bill ndree College 7 indicates it wa » a good workou ens. but to the cre sents be it said tl sugh outclassed, fo the way. The game, !f such it played in “private mates, due to the in! The Rillikens sho’ | ght football, priz e ay was entirely in| K tory. Outweig! Ed ry was utterly unable to “9 Nene of Higgins and § '¥ h Quigley permit © 4 ig » go along under \ Seosed but two tricks i fe rnoon, both of which hy tion and were good 10 Seores by Of the dozen touche | f se Blue and White, Mplished by the plung i “tumble by MeKendree The Billikens atter ward passes. Four of VE fer 2 total gain of ¢ 9B jest about bears oat | ‘Pe ment that the forwar P Beent efficient. In the 2 jes. McKendree cla i e Billikens were st Beamostiy for offside »p Sm Kendree was penalize ; Too much cannot be lent work of Leo C€ Sationed at fullback, t swed through Me Paewith the momentum 3 gine. Called upon tin a e fourth down, 1 i Ty Capt. Higgins a T this style of pla cr rankiy admitted t be ork was little short More Polish | Summarized, the Ril fem@Was pleasing to coat tHheularly during the | + Sethe game, when the 1 i Y with precision. Th 58 however, wus ragcacc % mii Reeds a areat amour 4 The rinning down o was displeasing to ; hese two factors are “to come in for a vas 26 — ———— Ou: Men in deferred classes of the 4 draft, if unsuc- 4 cessful at these schools, may if they desire re- turn te their civilian status, We v to ast Tire— will s The se type of means § in tire c truck ci truck r Then w contair ment re detailin; the mo which give to ) while ti and afte Gooc IRS AIRE speitety ea MBP airy * Air » ee a ee ee a ee) we %, _ Pe te ot * Ty > apayes ee yin + ry “ é y ert , . - ‘ ba a ( bs ¥ : fA Sadat wart? ha ta iy brit, OA A meth seta: lity 4 aS eee Fs eine Pee fey ee eee ae Maer “ ne ee ee ee ‘eon {2A WADE ek Been: ; Grand. 3660 . Victor 1016 — y paid for by the following firms, most of them members of the Patriotic War Advertising Fund: Hanley & Kinsella Coffee and Spice Co. Howes Brothers & Co. Johansen Bros. Shoe Co. Lesser-Goldman Cotton Co. McElroy-Sloan Shoe Ca Meyer Bros. Coffee and Spice Co. T. J. Moss Tie Co. Oliver Electric and Mfg. Co. Paris Medicine Co. Schlueter Mfg. Co. Scudders-Gale Grocery Co. >] | : | 4 ’ 3 re a, : 2% 4 i = PP 2 4 ™ ee ’ Bn * co ~ : ae Pree, ; > ,

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Eee a aac c ee ae cadieaadlt hiaac date ated is tug R Uncle JIKENS SMASH PKENDREE ELEVEN W779 10 0 SCORE > | | : Serves 0, | | | 4 ager ye = - ¢ P| 2 wer ™ » ee, a ad oo % te - PEER es PI 9: x - Presa, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC Football Results ‘ LOCAL St, Louis U. 79, McKendree 0. w. U. Varsity 14, Second Team ELSEWHERE. Geargia Tech 123, Fo thorpe 0 (two periods), Sold Dartmouth 20, Norwich 0 Rutgers 7, Pelham Bay Re- ' i f « Cleveland Naval Western Reserve 0. riieanigttes - ll etl ile al SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20. 1918 Sam Scored on Germany When the Libert Piker Regulars Score Two Siebert Leads Washington “First” Team to Victory Over Sec- ond, in Hardest Scrimmage Seen at Francis Field in Years —First Big Game Next Saturday. Touchdowns in 75 Minutes - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ATHLETICS GAIN CLEAR TITLE TO SCOTT PERRY; PAY $2500 TO BRAVES BOSTON, Mass., Oct, 19.—The Phi. | i j »P Loum Crossed the Goal Line ©& SSS EHH A AAS SEN OF SALAD | adelphia American League baseball | club obtained undisputed Claim to | Pitcher Scott Perry today by paying | $2500 to the Boston Nation: ‘ | Ss Sos S club: in settlement « ee League \ SSS. TS t ) court, of | the Boston club's contention that The ““Ace.”? top and go down. Perry was the property of the Braves when the Athletics obtained ayn in- junction against his playing for Ros. | | WINKLE, twinkle, little “‘ace,” lading dimly into space; | But for getting right to the front. |in the shortest possible time there oo Re eee ~ -_ wes - ~ 1f -4 _ alles” has been changed te “Deutschland under Allies.” . > oo Dr. Taran announces his per- manent retirement from baae- read: | | ball. So passeth the shortest shortstop in the business. . . = The Doctor caleulates on sawine bones in the navy for the balance of | his career instead of pulling ‘em in base ba!l. Steady Work. 66. ° ” | P Pla in Priv ennsylvania a f . ald ie Minnesota 0. 27, Battleship By John E. Wray. ton. |Up above the world so high is ictory o eason Washington an - 2. aes The amount paid in settlement wae} O’e | + . ' nothing like the tanks for Quigle Camp Sherman 0 d Jefferson 68, [tT and second elevens of the Washington University football] the same as the American Naam. f er the battlefield you fly. | — s.. - “Cap” Hust ‘ ¢ ° P , ’ Se a a a ae ap uston told Joh es pf i$ y ten 31, Otterbein 0 squad, with quarterbacks exchanged, battled without rest for one} Waiver price. The Philadelphia club | Pulling off hate-raisn fa | Looks like the experts will have that after the oti - —. Evers ; ; # on Me. : ;' . ad the use of Perry all last se | air-r stunts, | ane negating poe sorb as going t . = Se pat gone Baylor 6, hour and fifteen minutes at Francis Field, yesterday afternoon. It had the use o — all last season. | Doing forty things at al ~ g0 to France to recruit an All-, devote his time to pashnensaiieinay tien 4 : eno erland : ; : : = wey | [xre ihm» sein , meric ; ‘ — : eae 3 : ts “gimashing attack. led by Captain Sishaindens 4. men nee * was hard, smashing work, with both sides playing as though the Missouri OF ON PARK TENNI | With a thrilling loop the loop, 2 ca cootball a this year. grand old pastime from bat boy to ~* te dt Higgins ge ve feeen Tey’ | Lafayette 17, Ursinuas 0, , Valley Championship was at stake. ALL S |Down upon the foe you swoop. At that, it will be eo ies inagnate, both inclusive. The “Cap” ; 4 ‘ , ‘oO: . | ead ; ‘ IS ASS! . ; rte : , ; : pin! Tiers of alae cece “a ——— At the. clesd of the grueling the, to give his team a score. STARS PLAY IN FINALS ba | team: “thal thakes tha > se once pet mwngporge Fin rp op Mae 6 ment for 3 S| 5 . . e = s , : | mnt p ai a ae t ssh AES ; i a Ake » £ n iy - * j P a. ; om McGinnis Wins T ' first team h d —— d tw al Rutherford is unfortunate, in one The park tennis championshi i , ee e - r again , take water. od " time. . A iss University its first football vic- é rop y. a score vo touc | respect The present erac the city will be decide pit of of | When vou Sight another plane: «> Wagot the year yesterday afternoon! W- J- McGinnis, with a gc vee While the second eleven, Sl-) 155° cicven is sufficiently abon °-| A courte this s Ged on the Triple | Dropping bomb ' | Reig. om ci i er as out of a ore of $3 thou h h: 1 . } 5 seven i8 su iciently Zood to} -4* courts this afternoon, Starting at 2 | , nos upon the Huns, The Ger : et ; ay E: a anon, the Billikens defeating | A . possible 100, won the rold ‘ 4 and ed by the 1917 all- warrant the belief that his team o clock, when the O'Fallon Park St: _| Blowing up their men and guns rerman army Seeme to 4 Py ndree College 79 to 0. As the medal in the Hercules event staged Western Wisconsin star quarterback, | would make a showing against ] : oppose the Magnolia Club é Stars S. be all tangled up in the Hinden- : # | ° | at the St. Louis Sharpsh Stag Eber sg} eit te eg E = against lead- ‘ ne Mag a uD. Many of; . burg line ~ ; indicates it was nothing more | during the past . ps ooters Park + mpson, la een unab e to | ing rival Valley elevens, in norma! the leading net players of the city | 'winkle, twinkle, little “ace ‘? : . ap a good workout for the Billi-| ley was second ao ae T. D. Stick- creas the enemy goal line. | times. As it stands, it is unlikely | 4ré members of these two aggrega- ‘In the sun you'll have a eteeae . 0s . | MORGANFORD AND GRAVOIS to the credit of th ie ; , th 92, and received Walter Siebert, the former Mc-/| that more than one Valley champion-|tions. Several of the stars e 4 ete : Ss a ‘ a} , The slogan of “Deutschland & : but to oO eir op- | a silver medal, while the b - | shi » as of Soth | win yourself a happy home— and Ueber Rotisserie Chicken Di : is be it said that McKendree | for third went to Freq wie c meda}] | Kinley high school star, handled the | ony a bet agen . Contest’ Will be; toame at tne start of ihe season are] Drop ene on the Maters 4 50 ee Res 4g ‘InK With 91! varsity machi lendidl | played—that with Missouri. The | now in the service naisers come. ° , _ Bough outclassed, fought every inch | out of 100, Bes y machine splendidly and hadj{ _. , - , : , ; , ¢ ° . Served From 11 A. 3 2P ey ‘ the play : | game with the Kansas Agricultura] Val Satterfield, Dan Deise} A. M. to 12 P. M. : Fa | | ers w s ! bor a a eisel, Her- | “ppt the way. _ ee eteion nt ee ep all) College, a conference member, sched-| bert W. Weege and Roland Carstene | Absolutely. CONSERVATION LUNCIT, 60¢ : “sy The game, If such it could be called, Practice Sh t T da : se : ° ps ran e secon team | uled for next Saturday, has been can- W ill make up the O'Fallon team and | \ ; ; Sery ed Afternoon Only. ; “a ; played in ‘ private” behind locked 0o re] y. p ayers snappily, but the first team | celed. There is 2 chance that it may Jor. (;eorge Rice, Rae Hollinshead : s Wwe get it. the SUuCCeSS of a Chicken Salad. Rread and ¥ sos, due to the influenza quaran- F - Special practice shoot will be| had too much power and reserve | be played after Thanksgiving dav. Wray Brown and George Finger will | aviation depends upon a cool Rutter, Ice Cream or Casaba ; : 4 Rillik h a doctored om _— gage Sharpshooters’ | rs ye Simpson's individual ef-| The players worked cut as follows,| Play for the Magnolias. } head. You'll never get hurt if e per pope ho gh Tea. . . The Billikens showed little but ‘tation ark this afternoon | 'OrtS were for the most part smoth-/| yesterday: seciideaanaimiadis _ you don’t go up in the air ‘| at : ; a ee beni ee ey Seep th : : : Starting at 2:3 = 4 : -ARSITY | ee 12% a “up, Chicken Croquette with ) - omit a eee Bf the Bese = and most of the stars; ered by the effective work of the VameErs. CAMP MAC ARTHUR BEATS | ; ‘ . - — des i Hs 03 pent, B. & B. Coffee or 1 ea. ; . "y : ory. * Detweighed "McKondr cA. 3h Miler of Lond to compete. | regular team, notwithstanding Coach| ENDS—Busieck and Feuerborn. In a bombing expedition the and thev are only 7 ” Crageene Gheuks cope nem ‘ r . / , Cc ree : 4 = 4 ( on, . . . 4 a oS i? “s ‘ : . . . Pe “ae ers, > 1eesge C's 4] ,. - ae Ts utterly unable to stop the plung- | #"4@ 4n expert trapshot, will iakeneees | n. 3B. Rutherford went in at half GUARDS— Sricties a gg he BAYLOR U. ELEVEN, 7-6 Sevaulays ts with the birdman. ' ia ‘ ple Pie. Coffee or ~ wag or Ap : hy of Higgins and Gerritzen, hence | 1" the event. part; back for the second eleven during CENTER > Sole a and Kraehe. WACO, Tex., Oct. 19.—Playing its He has the drop on the other Seimiieotn Cigar Mfg. Co., °4. Chicken Chop Suey, Bread : ie s Quigley permitted his ccarivea : eo hi eee | Part of the contest. OUARTERR trae. miihert first game of the season aera et er fellow. cturers, Newark, N. J. panty tt Ice Cream, Coffee z H a go along under wraps. He ex- So Chin Despite the superiority of the var- HALFB ny ‘KS—Berger Nebel the football team from Camp Me. ' ° ° s Stickney-Hoelscher Cigar Co., *5. Spaghett! with Chicken lTiv Ai id but two tricks during the aft- ccer es Are Off, | sity, both of the touchdowns rec- Grant emg cs » ener and Arthur defeated Baylor University, | In the aviation branch of the serv- Distributors, St. Louis. Mo ers, B. & B. Ice Cream "oe ‘ fe; joon, both of which worked to per- President Winton Barker of the St | orded were more or less of an acci- FULLBACKS—Meyers and Nehe - 6. ; ice a young man has greater oppor-| ; , Honey Dew Melon, Coffee or : ‘ ty tion dnd Were good for large gains. | Louis Soccer League, announced. hg dental nature. One was scored when SECOND TEAM. ’ T. The Baylor team was com posed of; tunities for getting up in the world a jpn . ; , 10 Seores by Planges. | day that the games scheduled Sine | oe recoyered a pass fumbled 59 ENDS—Shelton aie auinnee men from the Student Army Traintag | * s e e . | pe a age 2 page 1 Potato . ‘ tat! , 7. > ‘yr = ™’, ; ~ rf is y ACK ; 4 ; i she aio a Y : be z y i 2 “fie “a “" Y) a ic | — . ‘ : ' ce -T@a e =; Of the dozen touchdow ns scored by | tomorrow at Cardinal Field haa been | nh backtield and ran nearly 50 | rACKLES—Morrison, Hoeffner and Corps, WwW hile _ OF Eh ers and enlisted On the other hand, in the sub- | Pie or Melon, Coffee or eg : ; b Blue and White, 10 were accom- postponed because of the influenza Vi S across the second team’s goal Potthoff. men represen ed MaeaArthur. The | marine service inden - “7 ‘ . ished by the plunging method. ~ = ‘ ' ‘Vie heavy role, accounted for the | : dan quarterback of two years ago. | hoff and Coach: Rutherford. ne et See erionn aanen, oneal ons S [ass faS8 5 4 giher two. | tention at practise sessions this week. The Varsity clearly showed its su- Uy LBACK cuitia usied ———@——— - == —=s ~s —s ——e 4 The Billikens attempted five for- | et eneigge Was about what was ex-| Priority at one stage of the game, al- | > espcoay - reel pipette pea Westbury Plays Wycoff | = : 3 pected. Central High School ; though it did not score, at the time. | gjaven Pe te Pi Agta. y 1— ; passes. Four of them succeeded . chool defeat- ' > time, | we ank so hig , ot 14 i ‘ em ie : ~ oa otal gain of 60 yards, which ed Mckendree here several weeks ago,| Afler smashing down the field for a ee i helm eed ar og “ by —— “ Westbury and R. Wycoft are| t ~~ ~~ ; about bears out Quigley’s state- | wv rs oe ont tt is very doubtful if | 1086, continugus “march” and work- | a "eee team " Portueth Bar aan “egg tw Hutto ae ae = . * ; ; oe | alker’s ch: ; Ne: . tinge ; > ’ "en's : . FUIMOLL, L10F OX 0 oppose E. E. a a wat that the forward pass is SO per | P ng weet ch irges could repeat now,| ‘iS the ball \to ‘the’ second eleven's sth hee « wood chance t er bof arn Sams re — in in one of | Faas a : mat efficient. In the matter of pen- | or ] cKendre is a vastly improved | °M€-yard line, the varsity failed to regular fullback and Griesediecl hen mS Sven apcing matenes in the annual | — = ; ulties, McKendree claimed the edge. | ageregation. shove across om the fourth down and | very highly ahhonenad at “hhifbe Pe Bbc toy See, 7- gee : championship | = —— f Be Billikens were st back 20 yards,| ons scrimmage was one of | wonderful record with the Wisconsin | round before the fi is ertson.....Quarterback . 2.00... Erwin} 09S, and with the usual long rest be- | —- 7 , ‘kly admitted chat Gecltden's Miwmins...:) Rinetnee eee 608 eeale pelts tween halves. No such rest was ac-} | & 7 oN was little short of a revelation. | Gerritezn...... Pulleeck .......°: ‘ee corded the Washington squad. At ’ arnt ~ . > oa More Polish Needed. ite fect eo Kerns el oo _4—-T. all times play was as hard and ear- e a High or Low Collar — = = ® Summarized, the Billikens’ showing | MecKendress ....: es ple ‘0 a * “et oe SS eae as though a game were in prog- TRAD Attached \ S SS ogWas pleasing to coach Quigley, par- | White gitions: wales for Gerritzen: ng ge agg om long drawn , c “ ° * ~ larly during the latter Stages of | * agg, Ming onovan: ezen for Connor: =e x ~~. . ‘ \S TY . ‘ we “> AA . + . ~ oe. — \. Os ‘ a a . Wey % : mS: So Wy > WS Ne SSNS SASS. g DAES SSE a BASS RS a CaS ‘. No » Sao ON . » . . wh a SS Tow ~‘ — N SS Ray ‘ . SN Sy eo em , = SS os ‘ ROS ‘ ‘ DOME ALE RS AI. nt May weep ey. omy) ow y . > wes SS; ~~ ~~ ww ae . en ~ Se 8 s N Tool). Power). Scryw Machine Hands. ; containing our tire-equip- ° . — ~ Blacksmitae: (Sprmag Max- Firemen (Stationary Botl- pt ee ee > ' ; ‘quently result in the failure ih ores beets tee (Mignonvaphere (has Ss ment recommendations and ° ‘ ArtnyShirt ~ eg meel- Inspectors of Aute Repaira, Stockkeepers (Checkers). = detailing the vari t f of otherwise sound tires. “ei aan — Carburetor Repairers ade Cound Stechkeever> (fhee fun BE: various S eps O ULSARMY a Chassis Nepairers. Machiniosn (Gameeea piv) pie —— is : : = Chauffeurs for Autos Machinists (Too! " ne Storekeepers = ' ; the " . . "44° . . —_ Chauffeurs for Trucks. ew Pi oe raph Lie Jre Net Men (Rubber), . i : , money-saving attention The submitting of this report | : —S Drattemen (Mechanica) Millwright Peat ganeoters, (Aneel BES : which we are prepared to wil help you to find and | If you do not find the Racine Shirt | ~ iano: Moterecte aisere Upholsterers and Trim- = . ° : promptly, write and tell us the name of feAS Electricians (Plant and Painters Welders Bs g£ive to your tires and trucks stop leaks in your Cartage your favorite dealer and we will see that {7""S aatrentsiniatn Pipedtters Welhace’ CAestuitinan aS hile ti . ° é you are supplied. Insist on the Racine. ~ recs while tires are being applied expense account. It involves fo — SY aS : ‘ = MOTOR TRANSPORT TRADE TEST BOARD & . “Soft Shirt Specialists for 34 Years"’ ‘hig >: : bd ia ' ss : Goodyear Truck Tire Service Stations | SR P. S. ANDERSON, in Charge ae | | . - ET eee ee ais ee A me ~~ * ~ - a, —_* BE 2201 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. te, | ° | ~~ = : Grand-Gravois Auto Co. The Merchants Truck Co. Free Book on Feels Like a Real Fellow = ) = - , | “After nine years of stomach suffering. = 3660-64 Gravois Av. 1105-19 N. Twelfth St. | Dri nk Habit Sek tee aoe, eens ck This announcement to help the Motor Transport Corps is patriotically con- Sj Vj | ' Wonderful Remedy have entirely restored ~ tributed to help win the war by the following members of the Patriotic War be ) ictor 1016 Sidney 52 Olive 4954 Central 3993 A Wwelh-teinwe Mew Vested, batines 06 |b nek ee tee inn, ee a a ee Advertising Fund: —— : Grink habit for 16 years, found it was) simple, harmless preparation | that re = ~ : patting bim te the human scrap heap, recites tact ta ‘iia : Aeliaminauitn PS General Paper Stock Co, | Johansen Bros. Shoe Co. | Morrison Tent & Awn. he ts completely free from the ‘haa and intestinal aliments ‘including ‘epeen- ie Haas-Lieber Grocery Co. | The A. H. Lewis Medi. ing Co. ; and tells about lick n stin Gicit 8. One dose will convince oF money M . | . ay = = book that he +. eg @ Dolphis a Stores, Bnderle Dros Coa's PS all Hall Grain Co. | cine Co. Moss-Strauss Mfg. Co. 4 ' = ieee am mentaitin titermadien ot vital | BOOP , eee Sete ieown” eee ia ™ Henry Heil Chemical Co. Marshall Bros. Livery St. Louis Cooperage Co. ; =f: ethers Who have tried in'vain te concwee | dclnt, Man C.F Merkin, Ew Lewin: Tit Re: Holloran - Klaus Co., _ ©. Wrought Iron Range Co. Se the habit by persuasion, pledges or med- | louie, fii.) Merkers Renal Store, H St] [—e Launderers. Mengel Box Co. . f ——_ cine tf is not a temperance lecture. louie } Vv) rr Droge ¢ Wellston and . but an easy-reading narrative, well ¢! us- Ckists ‘ 4 Nis Es i. trated The author, Edward 3 Vood« brine the fire? e «ne he of ~~ : tat Ne } : why ex ae -Dispa pr seat 47.071 _ as i. Te method In caste rane ear, Postoaid. | Vor Sale <Wante’—22.415 more than | MES Dies ies Qe. ies Mie. Mie Bie. Bie. Bie. ie. RE: : i: mani aatag’askt Sem theory oes fovn weve PSS PBS PSS PSS PSS Pe Pt oe Ps Pes ee | cP EBA - ‘ |

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2 At ROI, . ata, SN _ J eens i at he ce . oo AE GA OUR i] * £ 2 ~ SNR YE NBL ote CARA eon’ i fo, ae eee > fa . rh] FERS RS. - a Big 4 oe, « Sy 8, ere re 5 a> ¢ af ‘- eee, * ¥, Beat « = *% Pr sagt, aiae Chae Feo ee ee : eS ROE Oe hs ee OR eS mrtg kw i > ~ De AP Ose eee a LN RI its POG eto yo. ous, ge, ae vat Bar Sag yee Satan ara rk Sassy: aa md gt he ‘a 7S ae ERG SnAg omnes cons ee oS Nae CORR Be Seah PN ESO dts: Bachem 4.230 ney? o> ST. LOIS POST-DISPATCH OCTOBER 20, 1918. attendee ee _ —_— —o— - ~—. ee — Check and Abort | a Bad Cold In Five Hours With MENTHO LAXENE Yon Buy It Concentrated and Mix With Pint of Syrup Doubtiess evorv readcr recalls hae | ing neglected a slight cold until in 24 hours it settied into a ‘‘Bad Cold’’ and then about 72 bours of distress, discomfort, if not wecks of bronchitis or preumonia or catarrh. fi Now ¢on as, if you'e had such an experience, and take time by the forelock by pro paring to chesk and abort coida coughs, eatarrh, difficult breathing. watering cres and painful headaches. It can be done, by taking Mentho Taxene either in its raw state—ten drops to the dose-—-or by making a franolated sugar syrop and mixing a aA & pint bottle or jar. A pint will last whole family for a long time and keeps every member free from the distressing after-effeets of a bad cold. Menthy Larene 1S guaranteed to ease or money back by The Black Prodnets Co., Darton, Ohio. and any well stocked druggist can supplr Don't take a substitute. ere really wothing to compare wit) : eoa.~ADY. h edie s een —— - ee — this, therefore vou’d better or- | } i ee a | have delivered about 8000 eamples to | | ' |}, Martin Motor Truck Co. and the manner in which the truck | unusual | great future for tion. which he has tors in the Middle West and univer- | sally | tions. tile | Ors, tions,” | farmer to ' Rottersman ; « retors now in use on Ford cars in St | basis of entire satisfaction after 15 auto owners three months ago by the | Barnes-Cooper Chemical Works. They | cleaning spark 39 4uT0 Notes GOSSIP. wie cy Cae ' J. V. Burke, formerty with the Scud- | der Motor Truck Co., has joined the sales force of the Martin Motor Truck | Co. and epent several days last week at the Denby factory with Mr. Martin. The Neustadt Auto and Supply Co. has just received large shipments of hood covera, artomobile blankets and lap robes and other winter motor sup- plies, The Barnett Sales Co. of St. Louis reports the sale of 29 Pilae trucks to D. M. Foley and i. E. Morgan of the haufer Garage Co. of &t. Louis. MKdward V. Moran has just been ap- pointed manager of the Exide Battery Service Station at Twenty-first and Waluut streets. Moran was recently connected with the Bauvais company. The sudden death eof James Il. White, 32 years old, assistant general manager of the Cole Motor Car Co. a Victim of Spanish influenza oc- enrred at bis home Thursday morn- ing. \. EF. Stephens has fust jeined the eales force of the Dearborn Truck Co., 2916 Locust street, The Welling Moter Equipment Co. has secured as St. Lonis agents for |the Detroit Weather VDroof Top, the | Walsh Motor Car Co, Bailey Auto | Body Co, IL Bollwerk & Bros, and ' several others. The Allen Motor Car Co. announces to Joseph A. Schlecht, president of the Mound City Auto and Buggy Co., that it ig now producing the Allen 41 sedan Sehlecht has just secured 125 additional Allen cars of various ty pes. ‘The hottersmann Auto and Truck Co. received last week the first ship- ment of Closed All-Year Kisse] Mod- éls, which included a Sedan, coupe and | sedane. W. B. Hambly, @istrict sales man | ager for the Master Trucka, Ine, fs | spending a few days with FE. P. Mus- . ler, the new Master truck distributor. apieeiaieeiliimmncitiapas ; No Guarantee Refand. With hundreds of U. & J. Carbde- | Louis and all of them gold on the days’ trial or a refund of the purchase price, the first refund ts still to be/| paid, according to I. LB. Tebbetts of | lL. B. Tebbetts-& Co., 2125 Locust | etreet, distributors for the carburetor in Missouri and Southern Illinois. “Our claims of an increase in mile- | age of at least 50 per cent, starting | om the first revolution of the motor, | morepower and faster pickup seem al- most too good to be true to the av- | erage Ford owner,” Tebbetts declared. | “That is why we are Willing to as- | sume the risk of having the carbu- | retor lived up to these claims in ae | tual performance.” sitiiainicl alee | | Tablet Gives Car “Pep.” “Mo-Pep” tables were introduced to made an immediate hit, for they not | only prove a gasoline saver, by reason ! | of their qualities which aid in cum-| bustion, causing the gasoline to burn with a minimum of waste, but they éelirninate the necessity for constantly plugs, for there is no Via ii rik - ‘oa and every employe of that company models have reached a point now $$ for the past 10 darn : has taken a bond. We assume the Responsibility of Keeping your Storage Detroit Weatherproof Tops | |Jxxcnance ree 1s Battery Repaired seat se Se Everywhere for Life! No Batra Weight FOR FORD CARS And 10 Other Standard Cars Please Come Early l Welling Motor Co. 50338 Delmar Distribnters Southern Mlinois. Eastera Missouri and Arkaneas. Territory Oven for Dealers. | A system of exchanges is the method | by which we keep your battery in per- fect condition. A Permalife lease en- titles you to these exchanges whenever you need them for the rest of your life. Figure for yourself the sav- ing this makes possible— then decide whether your next battery will be a Permalife, with this supe- riorserviceand economy— or the ordinary battery. —_ Scripps-Booth Northway Six-Cyl. | A nomical Car! a The Eco PERMALIFE BATTERY SERVICE CO. Velie Automobile Co., elly Street. Romont 291, Locust Central 6066. A Real Automobile Paint Shop The Overland Automobile Company have recently, in connection with their new car business, installed one of the largest and best equipped Automobile Paint Shops in the Middle West. We are now ready to accept any make of automobile for repainting. We have— : Two drying ovens with a ca- pacity of six cars each. We employ— | Only high-grade workmen and use only the finest grades of colors and varnishes. We maintain a Separate department for the pur- pose of estimating the cost of your paint work. Give us the opportunity of quoting you our figures on repainting. Inspect our big modern paint shop and see the cars in the process of repainting. And your work will be completed in a minimum of time. The Overland Automobile Company 23rd and Locust Sts. | Bomont 78 _ Central 4119 - - 5 St. Louis, Missouri. | ending a few days with Mr Well- 4 ecterr lay territory, upon Which from a Ta he visited’ all ingwing fer direct shipme the faetarv. » ts >: the larger de , = BASS > oe 4 S. ~ = rae ey ~ ' te ary, ne » returned a : ‘ ye trip around the r 3 t fi 4,+s . w ————e =e pe In y , on Tet MOOD a nF > ~ ee ae : «= .. Mr. Al. J. Kraus, 7700 Ivory Av,. St. Louis, says: ‘‘T bought one of your high- wheel trucks, which I used three years, after which I bought one of your new Model H Interna- tional Motor Trucks. I bought this last troek some six months getting me, 4 be had Low gas- ago, and the service I am and have gotten from I. trucks can from any other make. is more than oline and oil consumption is sur- prising. I have had no trouble to speak of with any of my trucks. ! will be glad to recom- mend it to any prospective buyer at any time.’’ MOTOR Truck may sell at a low price and at — the end of the year show a much greater cose ~ for hauling per ton mile than a truck that sells for twice as much. Therefore, it is not the price you pay, but the years of service you get that determines, if you have made + a good investment. Imternational Motor Trucks haye ~ never been built with a view to being sold at a low — into consideration ~ price. In addition to the “BUILT IN” service of Intex -@ national Trucks, there is a $70,000,000.00 corporatiog and service stations in all localities. this means to you, as a Motor Truck owner. is a style and size for your business. See them in our salesrooms. They are sold in St — Price was never taken when they were designed. Louis and vicinity by the following dealers: Eastern Auto Co., 618 Walton Av. Owl Garage, 14th and Cass Av. John G. Mueller, 6400 Olive Street Road International Harvester Company of America E. A. Krueger, Cor. Denny and Mans A. Mehl, Affton, Mo. A. C. Albers, Florissant, Mo. chester Road, Kirkwood, Mo. (Incorporated ) 2203\ Gratiot Street ST. LOUIS, MO. Think what — There = « on Libert in New Tork. r Ort. 18.--L2b " Stan, 9.80, 754. second 4s 4\A, 07.78; seco: 97.22: third 44s, | ae Wire Frem the of the Poat-D1 YORK, Oct. 19.—T in its copyrighted we review. says: wecks ago, the gave iteelf up to | ing’ sible “Yiscounting possibl : throuch pushing 4d the ‘war order stock! up prices for the oth ¥ i Mast week, the moveme: ne ed returning unc : oe directions, with con ion of Wall Street opi er, This week the st fairly be eaid to have ef reflection, throu of the increasing end of the war was n that return. of to strengthen the fi jon. 6 Train elements of sed the question as yel of returning peas has not been much Street: the other ‘ absorbed the a mpletely abso Rg ne first consideratio! the question, how fa rces of private capit to have been antic) ined or exhausted a Sees of the war exact 4 directs its atten lem, what will hap ‘ of industry as a the so-called ‘war | ular. when the goof war are removes The Queation of he question as to t] Capital itself is extrem the aftermath of throws little clear re are economists who land did not for a ful wally recover from |t : in of the Napoleonic ' Beedingiy violent panics $8, in the United States Ras proof that the own Civil War repre prosperity, and that did not get on solid ¢ ii the later 76s, he doubt which in expressed by the vacil stocks,” embodies th Which surround mot pe: # manufacture only #! rifles. SAVE GASOLINE ~ Add Contain to engine. 209/, no chemicals Efficiency. injurious Aid combustion. The mixture gives a sharper ignition than sim- ply gasoline. Remove carbon and keep cylin- ders free of carbon. Mo-Pep Tablets contain no cam- BIG FALL DRIVE = The Greatest Tire Sale of the $ Never before have we offered such good values of Be constructed Double Tread Tires for so little money. Over 20,000 Auto Owners Are Using “ Strong Double Tread Tires | And Are Well SATISFIED “Those particular in iriy well protected by arantees. just as thei feguarded by the fac lees afte Mostiy far bel i] Mmuance of their pres buld Warran' Rut th d in production, with ghway reopened, the b and ships released to Europe from the An! ne Way «ven more p Cenditions After With many of the ort , athong them the l problem of the po: ' ao phor. or napthalene. fe] 2 491 : Be sure yvour rac kare bears the — 3 a will he now, when Mo-Pep red label trademark. we t takes its hand Package sufficient to - treat » = om, the question ta. . } " rf . a a” ar see Rada tenet pee AB p BECAUSE STRONG TIBES ARE ye Of labor will 5 Sa SE TS “J. ]} GUARANTEED FOR 3500 MI = wo —— 2 P . ‘ - ° : (STANDARD GUARANTEE) ro) RELINER FREE WITH BACH TIRE. 5 ape You. can go far in looking for ren) tires and cost -. .. Teg a ho than 25 per cent the cost of tires that are not guara Bh ty SS lp Pi: er PUT for any more mileage than that guaranteed by St lege - Woubie Tread Tires ~~ " UP THE ANSWER hs 24 At low cost-—-but why go farther than Strong's? HOURS aver these prices, then order toda. 20x2 $5 C43 4 . . Bene "5x4 ... £50 init Every Garage a good-looking substan- ee ee 8.00 32x4 7.7% S6x4 ed Tx44s4 tial building. Selected lumber. Absolutely $0x. . Jox4 » §.00 4x4h.... M7h id water and weather proof. Remarkable 32x2%.... 650 $4x4 1... Sh S5x4'2... . 10.09 oes : values. Alse Sectional Club Houses, Teel in ordering state whether straight side or clincher. plain Or BO@ReG Houses, Chicken Houses, etc. I} ree Catalog. skid is desired. Send $2.00 deposit for each tire ordered. a C. : D., subject to examination “Special discount of 5 per cent when 4 MANCHESTER MFG. CO, 1206 S$. Vandeventer Ave. asaunt is gent-wite aren | : naewereime mews | STRONG TIRE & RUBBER CO. With a Was ad part h vou ean finda thea tenant Post-Dis.- who pays in 3019 MICHIGAN AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. > dav it is d ue, ce CaO The Henry » Which nights Motor Ser service station aforthe Antomobile Man- and Sunday ufacturers’ and. Dealers’ Association, ihas changed its corporate name to the St. Lovis Motor Service Co. The capitalization of the company As been increased to $25,900. The ovii- cers, stockholders and policy of the o c c a ompany will remain unchanged. The ompany is giving a “post graduate ourse”™ to women nvotor corps pupil rivers from the Y. M. CC. A. Automo- | bile School. a 0 s b A rain,” tr dy Packard- Motor Car Co... Service Care Parad. To ald the Fourth Liberty Loan parade of automobile service wag- ns Was ron throurch the downtown treeta at noon Triday and Saturday. ach Wagon carried a Lig sign, “Buy and each carried a big clang- ig rong. The wagons were furn'!shed y the Henry Metor Service Co. two; Missouri Motor Co. Wiisen | hordell Motor Car (“oe. DelLwusze Automobile Co, Iudsoen-Phil- | Ii pe Motor (ar Co. and Kelly-Npring- | field Tire €o Teer mod | Auto Trade ‘Over the Top.” | The Fourth Liberty Iman team. of | which H. L. Schnure ef the Velie Ag- | tomobile Co, captain, reports the doubling of the subseription of the | ..- , , ys ’ Aan. ees a. D * - was ; Weber Implement and Automobile Co. Vulcanizing Department bon't condemn vuleanizing owing to your experience with shoddy work done else takin ‘ eo An | where No. ] She rea bein - — . ae * MAKING | $c 00 for the compan: Largest in the city, equinped with modern improved inachinery in eharce of « oa i “ows tires Deing p.aced in curing moids. No. ! "Howse tudes being ‘ ra Hla 5 i , , al A . , . - oe ‘es ‘ ‘ " ‘ ~ = pe pio te he Gd a $5000 subscrip- |) mechanion, enables us to tum aut Prompt. e#trictie hich-erad cebtnetack wart ie at ~—SnHoewes tires being cemented. No. 4—-Shows casings being rebuilt At a eaaving to vou of from 84 to § TOR thMmmurh t eo =% j * DPare of through our eretem af « e'ne wit} . lace . ' Aore and gum NO o Shows ttreg be ng cut dewn repanrng for fret coat freah ignh-grade. we anon Nh i A iiee Cn of pete oo ee > ring « ) e% » « gira oT . Diemilehed. at baif price. aij) : : . : if eae wan o* Marke A rer fact ’ ne? ru Dbe + and 4 Ar rep sent oad =? bourh: § ; rare ¥ 1) is ’ = ee ¢ 4 ’ " ‘ : ' ‘ ’ ¢ , aa o " : Ns » > 7 oe? I. ye °*-s ’ H a a ia beeription ? the Psp ” ad to rey ina . Dri-Ku retreading o!4 casings guaranteed 3000 miles Wa aes out he road and pay ‘4 , so meal '. ben’ 3 my : , is « tr . e-¢ ‘ Louis Autom Wiad Muula: .UTOeP: and ri h yey “e jtta ' &.. ; 3 eae ” . Pre . » *. a. f.rand and rine Street« Auisd? #6 n« a. 4*:shh@ US OUT FTiln troudvicek ar os oe. 2a OS ij e ie "> ‘ tee Soe 7 Rice peta S an BRO OS We TEE ee ae me S * 4 " ” ‘ss a > " es ee KG, ik OO on . PP Ne CE OO he ‘ _ Over 3000 Tires depending on the e@ire era a riakes hin Milie @uaraniee ahery | i tires. a rat ’ apr , th - aetae' . * * feet thot + befere nrices advanced Pi mm . vart per a ee mn * 11Re A VLISANTZING COMPRESS Oppestt« “(. Leute © Meved from Nineteenth aad Lecust > 4 fansc. ws Ford mot Truck-Bu Its full | provides | dates ful The link removabl Cullman ings, are This typ: makes a bined wit The savi can be‘ix as its ret plicity ir Immediat of 11 dif! Barne There if «@ Speci A pt ¢ pas. a os

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All the larger deale direct shipments low price and at much greater cost ck that sells for pay, but the years if you have made otor Trucks have ing sold at a low nto consideration service of Inter- 000.00 corporation ties. Think what ck owner. There ss. ey are sold in St. g dealers: on, Mo. Yall Street: nind. "The firat consideration wt to have been antivipated, ' = w the so-called ' ¢ BThe question ST.LONIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918. ST. LOMIS PAST-MSPATCH 13 as e AND HHGHER PRICES STOGK MART s Trading Is Influenced by - Peace Prospects; Oils a Feature. @ Prices on Liberty Bonds im New York. TORK, Oct. 19.—Liberty Bonds - Sige, 99.90; first con- i 97.54: second 49, 97.22: first envert ible 4s, 97.78; +9 ‘ond convert- 97.22; third 4%s, 97.40. + ae ee tee /Leased Wire From the New York ' Boreau of the Post-Dispatch. ? YORK, Oct. 19.—The Evening in its copyrighted weekly finan- review, says: © weeks ago. the Stock ge gave iteelf up to an attempt Wiscounting’ possible results of ee, through pushing down prices the ‘war order stocks’ and bid- up prices for the others. last week, the movement of stocks wested returning uncertainty in ® directions, with constant fluc- ition of Wall Street opinion on the ter. of reflection, through higher ‘Ne ’ end of the war was not very far and that return of peace was | s to strengthen the financial sit- jon. Two main elements of doubt sur- nded the question as to the real nue] of returning peace. One of em has not been much discussed in the other has almost pletely absorbed the speculative has to da ith the question, how far the actual rees of private capital will turn over- conse- The the the ned or exhausted as a nce of the war exactions. Bend directs its attention to oblem, what will happen to fits of industry as a whole, and ‘war industries’ in cular, when the peculiar influ- sof war are removed. The Question of Capital. as to the condition This week the stock market | fairly be said to have been made | of the increasing belief that. SBUNDAY POST-I eee ———— ee ee ISPATCH’S REVIEW OF MARKET CONDITIONS 2+ ! i te Sparen een ae ate EE ieee ae en tm A NEW YORK STOCKS REPORTED DAILY FOR THE POST-DISPATCHI RY G. H. WALKER @ CU. 807 NORTH FOURTH STREET. | Am. 1 Reet Sug. | Am. Am. | att. ( Se ee « I Sa’ es ‘High ‘Low Close Ch’ ge for week. week. week. week. week 1.300 9.900 | Allis Chal ecm, 14.500 | Allis Chal pfd . T.700 | Am A.H.&1,, A.H.&1,. Am Am, Am Am, | Ady. | Adv | Am | Am Am. | Am. | Cal. Cen. Ice cor R-s pfd.. Wool Sugar “pumatra. Telephone tumile y. Rumiey pf Lin Oil em 17,800 Lin Oil pf 4.200 1,000 4.490 4) Dome 14 9 30200 too 13.799 7.000 Cuban Cane 8 5 Columbia Gas. Exe | Distil'ers (yen Ke} tien, ‘Gen (jreen (Goodrich Paper cm 4,300 Int. Mo er Can new, Mo. pfd. 1 ooo SO 500 21H 43.000 3.209 8.500 16,600 I. M. M, com.116,900 lac. \lL. &M Is, M. M. lM. M. pfa.. com. Ist pfd 4.35 & M. pfd... Mex. Petro. ».287,100 121 113% 300 «6&9 100 184% 184% 500 . 405.900 184 . 20,200 . 2d pfd. En Unted Fruit Ohio Gas. Pierce Oj] Pac. Peo Pitts. Stude. Sinc! con Mail (Gas ("Oa | eomn Sears Roe air \, Texas (€0O.... Tob. United LC. § U. &. 1. Vir. -¢ ws aly , . { Woll'th Westinghouse ~—,. & Ww. QO Whi ro Ss Rub A! con com, prd.. 1. 500 11.100 ~, AO 1,800 147 115.909 . 24.500 .. 128, 600 3.900 169 .. BB TOO . 61.500 16,800 105% "& OOD 20,100 1Uu5', ra l te Motors. 00 10.800 SOO 72.400 17. 800 3.400 3.100 ] 1, OO 11.400 “aad 2’ 400) 6.200 7 Can com 32.000 Can pftd.. 1. & WwW. 48 TOle 8 5, THM, TO 4 Wily : — IRI, “pe I a ray Stily \4 &: : , F’. 4814 For week ending Oct. 1912, low Close Oh’ xe for for far week, Week, werk. Bales High tor for week i a Ril, 1% £§5 2616 26% for for for for Am. “Steel ry. 09.409 | Baldwin Loco.146.400 Butte & Sup.. 2.2 Beth. Sit. B..151.300 |Colo. F. & I... 3.100 | Chile Con, . 67.500 | Chino Copper, 13,409 | Crucible Steel. 39.400 Gulf St. Steel, 2.100 1G. Nor. Ore. 25.9500 Int. Nicke! ' Ins. Cop | Kenecett Cop. lack. Steel, Midvale Miami Ri 44% J 22% Bike e214 | 4, el S11, | 45% 24 43 7% 71% 194) ARON 41.000 3800 24,70 15, 100 3,100 4.400 0,600 3, 900 Sicel, Copper | Nat. Conduit. |Nat. Lead em. | Nevada Cons, 131% /| P. S. Cor com. e513, | Pullman Co... 2.900 Ry. 8t.. Spgs. 7.800 Ray Cons. - 11,700 tRep.1.& S.cm 35.000 ,| Rep.L& 8S. pftd. 10) 10\4 & ; S. Shefficld.. 1 OD ,| Tenn. Copper. &.200 18% U.S. Steel em. 1.020.000 114% a Stl pfd. 4.100 111%, C3 Cop. SOO OS Railroads. 25,000 96% MO) IOL's GSh% 56% So 5400 45 2% -... 31,400 174% 170 230,500 60% Ss a ih n val 40% Com... H2M 82 294 OL‘, 56, 43% 170%, R74 58% 80% 108% 107 131% 17 gi .ML&S o By tan) TOV 300 'C.R.L&P. Ctfs 19, \CRL&P, de T 2, \CR.LEP. do 6 8 (Dela. & H.... 4,100 51, | Erie com..... 24,100 Erie ist pfd.. 6,400 roo 4,500 . 40,600 2,400 o, 100 200 7.800 1,700 OO 25, C00 1,400 10 . 54.400 llj‘« 1%, 1 14) 15% ; Gt, ™~ 191's 104% 631% - 69 04%, 100 102! Sen 2 7) 5o 532 g 741, | NOTE&M. Rin. FY. Cee NYNHE, « ed, TOO 4%, 54 45! I ie cee S 1,300 7 a ; North. rac... 28 ; YOO & W. Va. 12,800 Pena. . 24,709 pfd R | $51. i turn in | important ; -_-—— Mech anice- A m. | Nat. a ane ee — CANDY COMMON IS. ACTIVE AT NEW RECORD OF $52 HOUSE Ralances, $6,200,057 CLEARING TEMENT. (learings. . $20, 170,027 LOUIS STA VYe@atry day ri ure dav Ww ed 1 me lav. Tuesday. Monday... Previous week 73% @F Tl — Mie. Active ‘Qreding in National Candy conmmmon stock featured the local market at the week-end session of the exchange yesterday. The price egs- tablished a $52. sales vesterday at reased dividend wide up- Other stocks showed no yesterday's new high record at d with "Tm TT. a acaian Ca and compare ar | 6 for the recent shares. —_ mentioned hanges from ccunestons. REGULAR SESSION. _CLOSING QUOTATIONS. is responsible the traded in closing National ...,. Bank of Commerce.., United Railways com. do pfd. do 4a K into h (‘ertain-teed Jnternational Ade pfd . Central Coal and Coke com (jranite Bimetal) ar Herniltea-Brown National Candy, Shoe om. eon REGULAR SESSION SALES. 60 Mechanfiics-Am. Bank at 232 1K) Granite Mining at 42% o Nat, andy com. at 51, Nat. Candy com, Nat. a com, Nat. ndy com, at . . Caney com. at 515, Nat. Candy com. at 51% Nat Candy com. at i y com. com, com, . Camly com. . Candy com. ‘OTN. 4 ed pf. at SA. 2d ae ook, at 88. irate preferred at Jiiberty 34 @\s at «1 Oe rtv td 41,8 at QF nA), iberty o fas vt Hea 87.30. | New York ‘Bond Sales — 2.000 = P, 0 O00 OO 2" on > OOO 1 ooo ! O00 a. on Ow 3400 Te 1.drp Fey > inn) o OO” ~~ OO 1O ooo aww «tnd ON ae' 2m Te os OOo ‘COTTON TRADING QUIET , worked upward or later there were whi _i days 'there } IN THE = YORK MARKET | -— + Oct, 19.—The cotton market Businées was probably re- of important po- an id rhea NEW YORK Was nouilet today. the oest bili ty Fluctuations ere et ’ arr rregu ar, with » from 30 J3e to BO. 0. S40 rhe rem ‘fal list inchanged id points a poimmts lower to 7 Don showed a ste} lin- ff a few painis, bullish = t id- ’ of as ImnarnKet se liing covering. unfa, ‘eee vie Sout The opening wv himher. but the Certone arsl after Vices and rather an wet weather in the October contracts ralied from 31.85c to 31.981c, and January from 30.2te to With active months @eherally eelling 6 to points net higher during the middie cf morning, iv react ch seemed to become a lit publication of tit izwte months trading was Tnaterial chang: Southern advices nore «i itive President’s nove to suggest hotders of Dear e@ that Speoyt i "°.s« enid im itinat | eee nanan ee ae So oe te ace —_—_———— ns | — . to | the | 30.45e. | the | ions under realizing | relatively ' there was, curtailment influenza, the situation hi oroved somewhat during the past two or three Domestic spinners’ takings as Well as exports are running behind last year's, and were reports from parts of Georgia this morning, that warehouses were becoming crowde d and in some instances were refus- ine to receive more cotton unlccs i: Was in- tend led for maces treated eale, ——_ LIVESTOCK | ‘onai Tivestock Caem- Stockyards, I). hogs, 23500; the Na National] Cattle, 1x0; Reported by mission Cw., Receipts Cou CATTLE- |bheef steers, $14 to $16.0. sheep, Market rominal Prime heavy $17.25 to $19.25: good to choice, medium to good. $11.50 te $15.25: eommon to medium weighty steers, $9 'thoice ! | 89; i tjood fat beef | Gage to $11: common light steers, $7 to $8.50. Good to choice feeders, $9 to $11.50; common to mé- rege feeders, $8 to £9; good to choice stock- $8 to $9.50: common to medium stockera, is to $8. Good to choice stock cows, $6.50 te ‘$7: good to choice stock heifers, $7 to $8, to prime fat light yearling butcher cattle, $12 to $14: godd to choice, $9 to $11; common to medium, $6.50 to $5.50. Choice to fancy heavy beef cows, $16 to $12; Pes to choice, $98 to 810: medium to good, te euttere, $6 to $7. canners, ang to $6. bulis, $9.50 te $11; heavy san- to $9: light sausage bulis, more active and stronger on best grade hogs. suitable for city butcher trade, but very dead and dull on all other frades. as there does not seem to be any de- mand here for the plain hogs Top pricé was $17.70. but a fancy load of hogs would h are brought more money had they been of good weight. Bulk ef geod hogs weighing from 170 pounds upward, 817 to $17.60; li j t 140 to 160 pound Is, $16 to $17: toe $15.75 rough hogs. “There is still quite a sprinkling of here that hav e been here all week hids. lt is i:mpossible to sell these half-fat Kinds Market nominal. £8 HOGS—Market Good to cho choppers, (ood sheen, canners, 5: plain common $6. mM to §. No real ; eorming Common kinds of to $12 3 Some choice rom $i4 on, to 315. breeders, GRAIN MARKETS | last |, 8ible for lifting values ic ' compared ice ' ’, oats from fully reflecting fat to $4; | choice breeding | black-faced kind | Neported by St. Louts Merchants’ Exchange. Ovening, High law. OCTOBER CORN, — me St. ( hie 124% 124%a Kansas “ }21' ? 122% @ l 1ZiSa DECEMBER CORN. 182 see) a 119 124% 12 > a OCTOBER OATS, City T21‘ah 118% @ Rt Lowis .... Chicage ‘ ‘ NOV EMBER ®t. TAuis . G8t.v Ay * ‘ Chicago 66%, WT tO DECEMBER OATS, AN OB % ty 5% oO ATS, ‘ nx 67 4 KO7 Fr. Louis 68% 66% SATURDAY’'S COMPARATIVE FUTURE QUOTATIONS. ee Clee _—— day. Last "y ear. 21% 126 it ‘4a NEW YORK, Oct. %,~ | centrifugal, Shes Ti Pant iow ae fds ——— TOES —Home-grown | mT PE? Por to $i; ~~ e4, yellow and white | RaReemend, $1.2 te $1.35 per bushel box | “"TURNIPS—teme-crown washed globes. 19 He per bushel box joase LOUIS, _ Ont (“loee _ZINANCIAL - nn te a CO oneue = el Ai mene tte n a4 : : Is the title of a booklet that | deals with the origin of fire | and the important part it | has taken in bringing the human family to its present high level of civilization. | This booklet is of especial value to those interested in | fa%, @™%bd 64n 65 %a 58 \e Ca ’ CORN IS 5 TO 11 CENTS HIGHER FOR THE WEEK Decisive action by the United States Government not only stopped wild smashing of the price of corn héré week, but was mainly respon- | to lle as With a week ago. Oats’ | yesterday, also were up lige to 1%c bo for the week. No. 2 Quote: 4 white, 69%c: No. ifay, per bushel SPiN. ACH- dozen bunches Weakness which the corn market! GREEN FEPPRERS—Home-rrown. 20¢ te. 0 if BO—New Orleans, $1.25@1.50 ser | had shown as a result of the German sae bushel answer to President Wilson's inquir- hamper, ies, disappeared like a flash when |, BN! ber loose 1.523 No. 3 yellow, $1.40; No. 6 yel- _ low, $1.17@1.18; sample yelrow, $1.13; white, $1.53: No. No. 6 white, $1.20; sample white, $1.10. No. 3 white oats, 7lc; No. ——> Ve Tee BEANS —Home-rcrewn. BEANS—Home-gcrown box loose. . -Home-grown, Sc pér buehel DA RbOTR—Heme- gro@n, DIVE — Home-grewn, _ the industry of COAL Write today for it. It will | be sent you free for the | asking. | A.B. Benesch&Co. ome | hesvepes Bank Boilding MISSOURI TOU Is, Olive 6180. 6isl Coneras 1946 | Member Consolidated Stock Eachange of New York 10@150 per Aamumainietiondiie — — % white, $1.41; 70c. $1.75 green Corn beans, 10@15¢e per sudden notite came from Federal | sources that the administration would | require largé atnounts of corn for) __ AMUSEMENTS OIL vicesr FREE November and December shipment The exciting advancese which fol-. lowed amounted in some cases to lic) in five minutes. Next dav traders were nearly unani- mous in drafting bullish conclusions as to the effect of President Wilson's Sas ive, SS. $2.50, a. $5 (olus o_o at K orat's, 007 Ot, 22 23 S tickets aead for Ort. Coliseum, Wed Eve. Oct. 30. on write for oe our Onl ation about -to-date mY fomine Oklahoma Inf oa" every investor should ote Fells where you can buy or sell any oil sto 'C. W. SAVERY, Publisher ne. note to Germany, but 24 hours after- '| 610 Denham Building Denver Celorede tin ward sentiment was reversed by re- | ports of a financial panic in Berlin. Fresh advances, however, took place | subsequently, owing to denials that. Liermany had capitulated. Re- ports that the German U-boats had. béen récalled hete, nevertheless, treated as bullish. Yesterday’s marf- ket was quiet and firm. Hedging pressure operated to keep the strength of corn, St. Leuls Cash Grain. Cash corn was steady to a shade | stronger today. Demand fairly good. Cash oats st®aday and in fair de- age TURN SOUTH ‘ON 118*TO WALNUT ST or “BE cide” Ttearn What Real Worth While battery Service Will Do for You 6 Exide”’ Battery Service stands for rreater efficiency and economy pac. tery tser—it promotes longer life and bet- soe porwses from all makes of starting bat- erie — eo ahead ie ee ae ed ew > AP BCAA 9 pn ne MBN ee ee ee ee re SA Nae ARI ot - ee nT gag MEER Or AOE. sett Ns Neg eae RAN hey tend - OD A ye ute Os aa RR pm fra cate CAD Pe AOE Cie AN es Sa POCO 8 ante me nal eae ee ee en ee a rn -e - », - ne a Se , LOL LEE LG AGI OLEAN BENT 3 RR GAN Bey asl prt Nan ny fs 4 wre 4 . ~ Boy, ye de ~ > OF! Sacked red globes $] 25 toi- rrade, $1.08: No. 2 yellow, $1.50@ | ~ 82,100 1ST'4 130, i‘ a delivered; sacked white | Exide Battery Depots, Inc. (Factory Branch) of? * and Wala Sta. reading conr117 800 i Sou. Pac. 75.000 100%. Ae econs!n 4 oO 09%, | Wilson & Co Metals and hcienatin 181, 141, 16 86%, Kite 8% © ’ , . NOTE—Quotations mt yoe | Be heron Bee 24 110% 1104 - ; » dene GS ti ' 50 - and termitnal prices obtaine y commission | oak . j ; v sinlins a merchants. Orders and extra fancy stocit | | . vO iy rissant, Mo. | Jenny and Man- # wood, Mo. , Si ) Barnett Sales Company VON a Distributors There is a Special Type Truck-Builder for Dodge Brothers’ Car. A Universal Type for Other Cars. You know thecar. It’s always been rated as an exceptional car and a wonderful value. But there may be no other_way out. Steel isfneeded. for™ war’ pur- poses. And winning the war” comes first—with you and us. But—you can see what will happen when the curtailment order from Washington does come. Every autornobile in the coun- It’s a practical, economical car’ that is rugged and enduring. It has always been_ the. best “buy’”’ in its class. Place your order at once. You can’t afford to delay a day. That order may come next month. We don’t know. WwW. C. HALWE, See’y and Treaa, JOHN BOR, President Mitchell Automobile Corporation of Missouri amp oy <M, Pf gize. cord and fabric, &t ; alseo 1500 tires. all if j} witli finde em abso! as mo don?t ait for St. Louis, Mo. $126-2830 Locust B8t. Immediate Deliveries. Dealers Wanted. OM EON IS i PS + Pe , BR CoMr any, Poesite -t. Lecust /FOR THE BLUE. TRUCKS ON ad { VALUE GAR ATVGAME.CRICES

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12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — —— SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1918. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a Steel Mills for Duluth. By the Associated Press. DULUTH, Minn., Oct. 19.—Four Marge steel working plants to cost $15,000,000 will be erected here after the war. This results from a recent conference between Duluth interests and Judge Elbert H. Gary of the United States Steel Corporation. SEVENTH and LUCAS AV. Come early and avoid the rush. The saving is yours. Positively no goods delivered. ” Will Sell All This Week "els-Naptha Soap, Der bar li. & H. Soap, for cleansing carp: and rugs, for ali domestic purposes; Crystal laundering the 3 packages for Laundry ‘Jablets; Linowhite @ pertect Wash day; vc size, per package + oe Celluioid starch; large pack- age; 2 packages for Keen Klieener, per can Matches: extra Quality; per box Baking Powder; Shepard's, l-pound cans; per can Breakfast Cocoa; Miner's best; 13¢ %-pound can; per can Baked Beans with Tomato Sauce; Yours Truly brand; No. ~% size 14¢ can; per can California Asparagus; brand: No, 2425; squa! Der CaM ..--ce Ripe Olives medium size; No. 1 size can; per can Log Cabin Syrup; small and me- dium cans; 27¢ & HAs brand; hliakes, for finer things, 25¢ makes Light box vVO0s; Northern large per jar Asso Inspector brand; apple, blackberry, grape, plum, raspberry and strawberry; 14¢ 9-oz, net weight; per glass..... Condensed Mince Meat; Leading Star brand; new; extra good; 10¢ California fancy; per pound Sweet Prunes; Santa Clara; good quality; 3 pounds for.... Evaporated Apricots; choice quality; new goods; per pound, Dried Peas; Green Scotch; new crop: 2 pounds for........ Krinkle Corn Flakes: waxed wrap- ped package; full weight; per package Rolled White Oats; Quaker | mailed free POLICE UPHEAVAL DUE TO PLIGHT OF ALIEN WARD BOSS Continued From Page %. | Dispatch reporter found this entry lin Capt. Pickel’s handwriting: Sept. 9, 3 p. m.—Sergeants of Precinct 3 will discontinue detail around houses of prostitution until further orders, at the re- quest of Mr. Bevington of the United States Naturalization Of- fice. (Sig.) CAPT. At the station it was said that on Sufferers | * te e. % " Bie CR a sample for trial with booklet in plain wrapper, if you send us coupon below. FREE SAMPLE COUPON PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, 655 Pyramid Bldg., Marshall, Mich. Kindly send me a Free sample of d Pile Treatufent,in plain wrapper. Name.... Street. City. eee eeSeeSaeeaeeeseeoseseeeeeasseace PwRUPEULELISCE ICT VES VECEL OTS YT TT eT 00'00ccnnceSesedocoaeeBscceodonses —AD\ No “Stickiness” with | | | any such letter!” alization Officer Bevington. ‘and remained on until Oct. 9, when 'Capt. Pickel again ordered it taken off. the morning this entry was made Capt. Pickel received a letter on sta- tionery of the Naturalization Office copacy. Monsignor Eugene L. Julieu, Bishop and that he entered the station with this letter in his hand and said: “ry have got to go and see Mr. Beving- | ton.’ This letter is not in the sla-| tion files, and Capt. Pickel could not be reached for a statement. What Record Shows. | Precinct 3 was the one in were the resorts of the Ray and Cole women. The Sergeants were, Silverman and Meaty. | The station record further shows | that the detail remained off until | } Sept. 24, when it was re-established | § | P “IT challenge the police to produce exclaimed Natur- He de-| and congratulations of the French (;overnment and A delegation of prominent Catho- | lic women of sented the aged nificent set of vestments. of Arras: Monsignor Rector of the Catholic University of Paris; M. L’Abbe Flynn and M. L’Abbe Klein, both of Paris. the French Epic- Baudrifllart, si Prelate with a mag- | presented the Cardinal with a metal commissioners | ‘crucifix on which were delicately The Monsignor Nicola, secretary of the | carved ivory figures of Gheiw Baltimore today pre-| Apostolic Delegation in Washington, Virgin Mary. q An autograph letter ¢ accompanied the gift, a 3 which | & nied. vigorously having written the/§ letter. Told of the entry on the blotter) at the Dayton Street Station, stating that the details had been withdrawn | 'at Bevington's request, he said:., the only this matter.’ 'in which he phase of the case. discuss that or lor me into a controversy with the Department would seriously “T will not Police em- future steps there may be taken in Later in the day Bevington letter he wrote to Pickel was one dated Aug. 29 last, informed Pickel that and Rose Johnson of Leonard avenue, and 3ettie Lay 617 North / ‘; any | 8 to enter |] barrass the Government in whatever |§ said . Capt. | B | Frances Cole of 719 Leonard avenue §§ | were | nesses, and that they feared intimi- The letter asked that Pickel |§ instruct his men to report anything which might come to their attention | which indicated that such intimida- | which dation. important Government wit-| tion was being practiced. Board’s Suspension Memo. s 4 ‘ In announcing the suspensions the | § ‘The action taken by the Board of Police Commissioners this afternoon is based on information we have and that furnished us by United States | the nature of no details can Government officials, is such that | be given at this time.” } ; Charles W. Mansur, president of ithe Police Board, refused to go into details as to the charges and | “Anything ] said: might say would be)! treading on the toes of the Govern- | | ment.” | Board gave out only this memoran- : dum: | . . \ ¢ ¥ Y + . Three Rooms Furnished Complete Avtar aw’ 8% Oak Heaters —the body is made of smooth steel—fire pot is exception- ally well made—it is perfect in shape and so carefully fit- ted as to assure the greatest economy in fuel, $615 This 9-Piece | Dining Suite min —including Mirror-top Buffet, 6-4t. . Extension Table, Square, Double-door China Case and Six Genuine Imperial Leather Seat Dining Chairs. An extra special value, on é , ( Moore’s Airtight Heaters —it burns combustible — hard of soft coal, coal findings, slack, coke, wood, saw- dust * or rubbish — & never goes out. —over 20,000 now in use ip this city. —ask any of these satisfied users, of, better still, see them, Arartments (For Re Apartments (For Sa Builders’ Colamn Building Materia! Bors.. Cottgs. (Re: ., Cottas, (Sale URING ‘The Star Tran That of the : erty at the Li for $50,000. LDING W ERECTE! ine Chance fo Interests — Was That at and Leonard During the past Feportéed an timpre: Sales embracing hig gites and apartment The capital event ‘the 4ale by Paul Jo half of Thomas F southeast corne Leonard avenue, to “for $50,000 The sit _of “422 feet on Lao Pdepth on Leonard a r of —they come in three § BF oceupied by an old) Terms to Suit she According to Jam easy creuit: teria, TOP... .. 5 i. gc . —iet ve aul J -oz. net; finest quality; or blemishes. Send 2ctocover : 44% ‘ ; Sas oe fonducted the negot > which practically border on disloy- 4 , per. glass postage on freetrial jar. White _ oe ie ; pa six story fire pro rable for automeobilh alty.’* ° Capt. Hess, who was regarded in'|§{ the department as Chief Young's! § ‘‘pet,”” was formerly in command of | ri the Dayton street district, in which | & the women live. i Several years ago, when a segre- | § LES DIRS S| RRR figlter. - gation order was enforced, Bettie | it Om. ae Wt ‘ +. Or Ray described Hess as having been —beyond the question of doubt, a eh her friend and as having eaten at this 1s the biggest value obtain- her house. No charges were pre- able in St. Louis. —here is 3 ferred agaist Hess at that time, but standard stee] range of guaran- he was transferred to the: Laclede teed lit liab] d d Avenue Station, and Capt. Pickel!l qua y> re e, epen able. —long years of experience in constructing high-class stee] or flesh tint—say which. Senite! Chomical Laboratory Ce. 61 St. Louls, Mo. " 35c at any crugzist Highest Award Paneme-Pacilic Expesitica be erected on the is opposite the Piaz tualivy comniandsa t} peutofe. makin? most conspicuous & pmobile district of 1 The northeast cs Street and Leonard | William Keane. w Sproved with a fire ‘and leased to the Il lee (‘o. for five year ) Another sale in that of o24gxii5 fe live street. midway fand (irand avenues Pcuit Judge Withrow pWas not disclosed bs Flake White: substitute for thus J a) ae 7 "Ate 4 i ne 28 Dulldi: gw at 6637 Kin PTentinge for £°400 p Hickman Investmet “Whose name Har n SRales effected by tt] sthe week p04 manded in various districts lament- ed his various transfers, because of his reluctance to send policemen on charges before the Police Board, for minor infractions of the rules. | Appointed to the force on Oct. 14. 1890, he was assigned to the | formidable beat in the old Third,”’ now the Carr street We Show Combination Ranges 5 ae —equais the work of ranges which as Low as $52.50 f 2 \ coat twice as much. —this new im- proved cooker and baker is nan mon- ! NS ey-saver for you to use. —it will WE SHOW THE COMPLETE LINE OF Be Sure That You Get the Original (Cole’s) High Oven—Beware of Imitations \ ee —— > E ee 6: oo 6) Re Will place in your home & new Columbia Grafonola— style 75—and 12 Columbia selections of your own choice —the total value is $81.10. ‘Fa> am se most keep fire over night, —you have only one fire to give attention, two drafts to regulate. —Ilet us show ‘Bloody | aggregate district. | -* syYie Me . w5 * ? = 4» bd . Si Siac sapere ad tes ocean you its many good features. Buck's, Quick Meal, Moore’s, Cole’s, Wilson and Many Other Terms to Suit— aoe Mina streets at ‘Om S1organ | B Cech ae ! Te ‘ Crs TO ie 0 ‘ anihine The STEINWAY nee te wekeueerene e eater ontay Aree Standard Makes of Heaters and Ranges No Interest cs wae bn : ’ erty ya rie ir Vf pthrougch the aectivit i . Won Respect First Night. tate department Petatea department 7 He was promoted to be a Sergeant and his activity in the Laclede ave- nue district won the attention of De- tective Chief Desmond. After se, eral years in the detective bureau, fins Trust ‘ W BB BRe STECK On the very first night, as was ‘ 4 the custom, 2 gang of rowdies gath- : A, 44 oe behall of Jullu W H Ez iz L O C ered to “initiate” the new patrolman. ‘ hacky . os ee ee K In a resulting battle one policeman | & a Suh task cas pe Malphbd end. db of 125 14 \/ s SOAR 99 Ob Sha Padi S48 Sead bee aha 4 } Y rea rt th : ; te T T J was killed, three were wounded and | & AAMAMAYMAYOYMAWAY AWAY A ——— : Sirs ana. Winriens : RO 1) 9345%,359 several of the roughs were sent to SSP rn a Sarai bea ‘OF ae. .? . AREAL pete A : the city hospital for repairs. O’Brien | & Ce ' ° Ea the premise /. was in the thick of the fight an4 ee ee Li . R SA Sshut\Ui! the former (% was the only policeman unhurt. The ving oom : Omprising 40! ‘ reputation gained that night pro- S25 F) in the most ench tected him during the nine years he b D tate TAAL ae . we OCGRS Vere: walked the same beat. ‘ y ay A bi ) qT Anott vane = ae : . adi & nother waie eff. oe PBix-farnily EDelroar Dbotvilieward eCorporat on of New | es einbrace 100x«1 STM rtme 4 vA ACK of these five com- TN, Wit plete lines of Pianos iS O'Brien wee Promoted to a Lieuten- i Bedroom th ] t f ancy, LDurin g the World 's Ka ir in > q ARALS LAL LCC AULIIL AER CALALIELUTCKERT KEINE EER LAAEII A 11 11d MeMoe: . rr) lieéa S arges manu actur- 19904 he was in charge of the se ret K as TH) TF) alia a\ cel TSr ab ca ve in ine transa LAO . Pe Se, \ fib sales ; i ripen? ‘ service bureau, with headquarters on the exposition grounds. He became a Captain in 1908 ‘has commanded the Carondelet. ‘central, North Market and mount- 'ed districts. Married, with two chil- dren, he lives at 4316 ae r aS pet: as. | ae * . MSDE PRT STO ER a EE BON a TOS Ene arg weed Pe rage Tourpy ieee Vateio we. ete Meee: St at Ce NII 8 SARE RE ele POR MR Fa, ea - . . ea a ' é Jot wre * oie TP" he Oe Ph hoe a 4 oa Karlin ave- | 7 ‘TT oat ae a Wraps oo aetna 4+ wie eet hae — ee a PP During the first nine months of a ¢ #0 a hy oak ; . anywhere else. Convenient payment 7. ! DS: ) Some and bath ea 2 : - 82125 feet It THE AEOLIAN CO. In St. Louis at 1004 Olive St. Steinway Representative | New York—London—Paris—Madrid—Melbourne li26-1128-1130 OLIVE ST. from Great Britain, France and 5 U #? ™~ t ? UJ EY E < @) Italv on his episcopal rolden jubilee te mee fOS na) ad ARE which occurs tomorrow and the ob : -_ iservaonce of which began toda, Open Saturday Until 9 P. M. The French commission “arrived this evening with the god wishes - (sibbons recipient Siti th ee he a oe hi a es « Ae a

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2 a le ii ME LION oe ait eee lel Sam andl Is Your ne Here? —More “Wants” in P roportion to Population in Its Field’ Than Any Other ‘Metropolitan Newspaper—1,500,000 Readers! oe | IAS i as Unt i RO Wi iid Med on a ipa Han any | Oe Fa Ee ht ee i igs, INDEX TO ‘SECTION Bo Keoms, Wanta Foe cmptorment PE ST. LOUIS PQSI- DISPATCH Be et INDEX TO SECTION B — Seal iwchel ERE Rees Or Sale, Autos - tion. Page. ~ Gansificn Page. | Classification. Page. | Classification. Page.) Classification. Pase. Agents’ Rent Lists.... . | Bus. Prop. (For Rent)..... 3 ( Ferguson Pro P = Bee 7 ie ie ae pee zs ee Figo ee a fe : Be: 3 Bs oe ie ee aaa See 3 | o4 = “! peartments (For Rent).... 2 Bus. Prop. (For Sale...... 5 ( Fifancial 6 ER 2 Whee : i | es Te {yy es | | 3 ; Be : For Sale (Business) ) Maplewood Property...... 3\ Residences For Sale....... @ ( 4 { ; _ ’ ¢ “~~ vv09 i =e steam heat, janitor, 2d Iloo $75 Ss | i 5 cg Stns | : hh es eee Mie 4511 Washington, 6 rooms, 2 baths, v2 Doddier, 6 rms., totlet, fix. ref sant Se ; os Sopris >“ et” Ol | ourth and Olive Sts. , Steam heat, Janitor, Ist floor west. 55 00 Elliott, 3 rooms, ist fi Re 1 Bee * 5 AS paeess 000s | | DWELLINGS - , voll wore gpa 6 rooms, sun parior, $15 Elitott. 3 rooms, 24 floor ry ick MR en Peete SONS 1515 Oly s tES, E ; as . — im heat, hardwood floors, ‘ N. Leffingwell, 3 rms., fix., e | i ng ends BSS Su ee er 14S. F See. a’ | saline padltdag phone mg) : Mas te. dep ee Pe cae et (4445 Westminster pl 12 rooms i : y ms, ‘ jl4 c +} . Y o028 ple On T s. baths, hot-water heat, garage....$ ....° 7 = ike mh ee each: ren; wad fre le 2 ome, — steam heat, wL ATS AMD ROOSS. “J "ae SHebki 9 3 . rei ‘ | g | , rooms, 2d fleor | ” 21 | «2 De « sti . By a: - ‘7 > . ‘ae * eparate or together: heat & wate! i USYi Washin: ston, wv + oye! bath, steam ‘ , ¢ ooms. 3d Westrninster, 11 rooms, bath, 4252 Marvland 12 voms le y “ r 4) > ti! b al, il rn irahe: d: ePacn Se he > eo -~* ' heat, jan Lt ur 2d fh 5 3 2a fl r. SO ‘ . a oo T > oe a ects Some acs 8 OG Pile OR ao C96: £ : ae ‘ ees hot-water heat .. aA | 49 f ‘ , Star ransaction Was . = § re > we, oF See See Bay es Ve ae a eae ok, A A a ee oolS Morgan, 10 rms nll 42 GoW & Pinney nice store........ 1. ow hl RNISHE LD DW. E L lL, INGS. : : = reon Ist floo ‘rear ; es 2 Zz Book. Botts: x oe wd a fur ur.. . | BAe aaa Oo a BON i en RD wondte 3 = Oa ae aaa aaah a “to | bath, @urnace, garage... 6 nt anitarium or hot i - erty at the Lindell Cut-Off | >. aaa PE Ce Ss Meaney a ee : petty isa Pe: rapes Ae See an ean ia See | 4542 Luciede, 10 rms., good condition.. 5 Sl N. | Ninth. soe Oll2 Wasnington 1 “> OFFICES. Dies POR AS SERRE ee le EB. 18 Olive. : ba: “i Go BUILDINGS AND FLOOR SPACE hot- water ont, hare Times Ridg.. desirable offices, “single -O re, 20 Ons >) 6 * - . 50 0 Hi e. roo 9 h 2 7TO4- (i, ‘ad ine, a up} er fis. about ow heai, hardwood floors, en suite for $50,000. a) oS B-a 3 geees2 sessssrs Page, 10 rims., ath. fi . £2 ’ ' yarage .. ose ~ coms for hotel purposes 581 \ Holland Bidg., 209 . . ei o ‘ ‘ ’ 5 . ‘ » Kensington, >. parhh Union Station District, 2 brick bidg each V ersen, 10 rooms office space } Pee te ow NS Pe OS EES 2 ER Ra Re eS SSO, ee Boot ostinare (ORES RRR. FE PB Sa od =-i09 Olive, 11 rms., bath, etc. fixtures ee oN ie. OM) sq. f{t.; elevators......... heat, fixtures 80 OC N. lith, corner store ine Chance for Aut bile | oe ee ree ee eer r ar os Sa ne ae | yng | | omo ile y Sortoeeeraton san see sean Pan we FURNISHED DWELLINGS |S. E. Cor. Main & Pine, 4-story bldg., > West Vine, 13 rooms, bath, hot- S Laclede, store, with basement, ae arena hee : Ee sah Se SO EER oe SS AP eae ; : ~147 WO oi oe ‘ Ss i 2 basements, 21.6x84.6: will make water heat, hardwood floors, ga- Pe ssu85e 04 o ie or o Saat aie ~ . oe $e . . “> ~~ oy ‘ SS a . S. Broadway. A t ght Joseph Rouveyrol and Charles }) or. | ba IE ge BL Oe Se eee | SS RES S44 sianaa - North § ouis, @-story bidg.; 59, Parkland, 11 rooms, bath, furnace, res ret an eonard Avenue. | irles Moder, | oa “eS PRBS BOS. Done” glee SUBURBAN sq. - sprinkler, switch.. seas fixtures . Delmar, store and basement. : r store with 2n« Parkland, 12 bath “furnace, ‘heat furnished) H t YT. : the northwest corner of Skinker and | eee SEN INO oi: bath, fur., mod., all conv... ( 25x90; good ‘condition; will rent fixtures , ea é Ss Clayton roads, are representative of ss DES SE Ries Coon RAN RAAT I OL Sa BE EE OSES, ays cheap ‘. bites 3 Clemens, Olive, store, heat furnished During the past week . ths Px . , » PON ORO PRO ee, Sy BR a Oe | beam FLATS 409-11 N. Third, 27.000) sq. . ; fixtures . N. Union, store, heat furnished. burns anything pas re «K there was the type of houses being constructed : BR MONON RONEN OR ROE. we ; ; Ba Eps: é) | 44224 McPherson. 6 rms ss ‘ : ur feported an impressive number of in this attractive park subdivision. BP SLO DOGO SORE Se et Ree oo B.Ed ae aN 1906A Cora, 6 rooms, bath, fur...... 25 ¢ N. W Cor. Lawis & Ashiey Beep Bt nl ' , hey ‘ Hunt, corner store PNAS | a She ss sis ees > ONG good warehouse, terminal switch; | . }1. ‘ s.. 2 baths cS ‘ S. Thirty-ninth, store . coal § aps , se : ; oor , bm : | 1217 Pendleton, 3 rms., bath ne oa i lde ‘OF _ oan i coal, findings, Bites and apartment structures are on Almo avenue, just west of the . esem wr ks Sh RS : pe Bia Se ‘1415 Bre orc i peoms. dati . elevator; very strong bldg., 55,000 Versen, 15 rooms, bath, fur- ‘7 S. Seventh, store (corne = S33 Be square feet atc GOOUGOR. . ck scccc ccs wees sé 5: | if S. Seventh, corner store . ilhie th > by Paul J s & C Winks ic ack vi . 2 or rubbish it mere sale by | Jones & Co. on be- | opposite the Clayton road entrance to ROOMS | nt Ft Ranger big back yard; will 404 Vernon, % rooms, bath. furnace, Is: Olive, atore “a Eig ‘ r Sul fixtures, hardwood floors ” 208 N. Jefferson, store j ; ; hs , utheast corner Oo! Locust Street an 7, . "Oc scCtivea , wo jar De Pe ote : te pe. § ‘4 4 : Sac SSR: . " ve Pacte : . > ? i *} sTY) : T - , now in use in d | reoms, respectively, exclusive of eee Ge 3 TGted Mh QUseee & ae BERARG SETe soroccren ouble as will be remode oe ea ae we 045 Cates, 10 rooms, bath, 1 N. Vandeventer, store Fangs : Olis e. 2nd ms., cee requirements 0 ane fixtures, curage. re } 3 N. Channing. store ig a * has @ Trontage $$ fashioned after the California bunga- Siam Saas Secures ee oR ee na +: SA RS * ) , “ ' ‘ TCES satisfied users, or, sa 1? %9 feet on Locust sireet by a "sai ith fiv ’ : S d ts os ae oS ths » zy SRM “ se De ey oe . Re OS x rN FRR NS g > ; oo. * } a Ree J is... Ist or 2nd fis. ‘ OFF ICES - ) Marvila nd. & rooms, bath. fur.. fix : 5 Ev ans, stove é ow with five rooms, sun room an lS eee eee nee x | Sa Snee es nS tS 4:3 | Vso is , , ' Room No. fi New Grand Central Thea- 23 Westminster, 10 rooms, bath, fur- + Suburban tracks, shop - ’ _ 4 + ge + ie ie ee a Sie See rig’ odfellc bath, 24 floor Was That at Locust Street cae ser Naat Seek ON Be Se Hay EAR RA LS | dwelling, 11 rooms, steam heat, __ 120,000 sq. ft., heat & power plant; sll Cabanne, 11 rooms, bath, steam ; .. x Mb gece Se aint ta ; 4, combination fixtures ..... riv; sh: sprinkler... heat. fixtures IN. Seventh. large room. recentiv completed in Hi-Pointe, at q ; ware Ste ; Ferguson, No. 18 Clay Av. 9 N. Broadway, ~- rooms, Be Sas 5eS aoe Olive, loft, 2d make extensive alterations........ éokaa 38 West ee N. Jefferson, store, ' stible — hard : j x” ; r ‘ie ‘oo . rr . P . - “i S ~ . . , ‘ O! 0 | > ’ *.9 or tales embracing high class business | The Bromeyer and Rouveyro!] houses = SOAORBE CPSU NNO TTIEE Een nt ED Mit CSS: OReeamnaee 22144 Mullanphy, 4 rooms. bat! 4-story & basement: 60x120; elec. f iw. f] 5 N. Fourth, large room. 4th _ fi. coke, wood, saw- ¢ The capital event of the week was n ‘ tr: “a f tl bdivisi ke oi ee ae Rx eS aX ch ates o3: y * = . r) e as! main entrance o 1e subdivision and i Bs ee Maree SS ; es Ok. ee : Soe Ee «339 Warren, » rooms, 1s | 2117-19 Olive. 68x55, 2nd fl. of 2-story 5181 Von Versen. 9 rms.. b.. fur.. fix 5 | N. Taylor, store, heat furnished. - ,. . . . ns %s Seoee . , ¥ . % . . . . pes } 5° ; : a t rn , ~ 23 r goes out. —over geet of Thomas F. Grierson of the) Forest Park, and have eight and six [eS gt 2 es Pe, ee SSeS Bit | 5. W. Cor. ” : Ss ildi 8 whe . SEE Sh ae ae Pe ook 3. ti ae a ait 409-11 N. Third, on 3d & 4th fls., lar; S. W. Cor, Twelfth & Spruce, building | 5836 Cates, 9 rooms, bath, fur., 028 N, Sarah, loft, 2d floor city. —ask any of ; sonard avenue, to Anthony J. Laux sleeping porches. The Moder home is Sead DE a eK tae ME Sc ce, : eS ee ane oe ; | ehivA l., > building or $50,000. : ee SEES. . , ; Ong > ey : i | 2923 ss, 3 rms... 2nd fl ] build new building N. Grand, 9 rooms, bath, fur., fix. 4: 13 Franklin, store and basement bldg... Grand and Luecas...... lo | nace, fixtures . Ey (Cass, store with basement sr._«Cstill, see them. 7 dnl waneem oi ae : ie & | BPs } 4 » in th * ‘ pth on Leonard avenue of 100 feet, | bath on the first floor and a finished SRR Oca OARS > 5 RS SP PS RT $M, Boede Ada So 2s . ' ter | . | y com ree r. upied by an old three-story build- second floor the dimensions of the Saas ener EN KS A eaaertees Meet Ree ee es Be wight «10 S Ice, « ms... or — — Jaccard Bidz Broadway & Locust, | 12 St. Ange. 11 room s, bath, fur., fix. 35 OG | 4z N. Twentieth. store é | Tr, sions SRS GR OR aeepeee oss ce ie eeaae Saas as % 533 1423 Bremen, 2 rooms, od f 6 00 fire-proof SinG MOG . «6 cavcecsagss ooboe | 7 North Market, 6 rooms, bath, fur- Dodier, corner store Bi ¢ : : | entire house. It was erected for the a RUBS Prete ct CLR BO SSR en ae SOE CON OR 409-11 N. Third. large offices on Srd ace, fixtures ...... .....«+..--+-+ 40 00] ©8123 Chouteau. store Terms fo sS uit z. According to James ‘ ampbel l, \ ice owners b y ft h e Bui lding Service De- eee PO ek Oe ye ne =a) : : “s n° NRO SIO oe — } FOR CC ILORED | and 4th floors; low rent.. er eee : « rooms, bath, —_—. ee , i A = Vy andev enter. sident of Paul lo nes & Co ma ad : ‘ . : i SSSR *, a ney Va te ‘ ~~ Bet a IO. Vy ROK ae a ox TS. Crisonr & > ong es : ” — am . : . ‘ ST RI ES a » W ashington. rooms. h. aa T f y tte. ; ‘ ~O.. WhO) partment, maintained on the subdi- i Sa : z Oe es me ee . Be 3033-37-39 Washington, 10 rooms, sar pag ) OC —=* Cor . wotiati rte. : ; ; ; aw ORS ies: ( stable in rear.... Sst. Ange, 9 rooms, ; sesees J N. Euclid, garage .. = the negotiations, a five or vision by the Hi-Pointe Realty Co. * rycen pit Bs Mes CUR eR PIE Re ee / oe ' S Sehr me WRB es oa furnace, each 7 50 | 4028 Washington. tani Thomas. 6 rooms. bath. fixtures... ‘ — 9 CS = r > . j ; cr ‘ °¢ ; . : ad ‘ = M = = , . _— , , | a i aaltag + | 7") ; = “ ' 2 ; Six story fire proof building avail- | and under the direction of Charles 20 N. Channi pence 6 rooms, Dath...... 6 N. W. . Tenth and Mutianphy,. bull ble for automobile interests { fi . ’ : -d and od 1100T8 . : , wR102, wo oors., > ( i 6 Ss i } hae ya f yee ° i live, rooms, bath, fi ds loor 3 ag liy commands the Locust-Lindell wtoff, thus makir’g it one of the ' pes } o ee ee Cankded ene 4 ; ina | | : |; aciede, 6 rooms, bath, fix.. 2d fl. 2 5-story . heat, elevator. most conspicuous sites in the auto- INDEXOSRAPH COMPANY LEASES ny Yar ry -§ Bartmer, 6 pow ee bath, furnace, | Bb ‘. Third, 3-story, 2 x80 " . RE AL ES TAI i C Q. / s. fixtures. 2d flo - N. Troadway, , YD building. . rooms, ‘toilet t, fixtures, 2d fl 22: Rroadway, %. stor mobile district of this thoroughfare. | ; | . | | The northeast corner of Locust | SPACE IN OVERLAND BUILDING IN BUSINESS ARFA | CENTRAL 872. Seventh and Chestnut Sts., N. W. Cor. | S456 Andell, 6 rooms, bath. fx. id ee | Mate & theese, en 1 7 re reet and Leonard avenue, owned by | Reall Estate DWELLINGS. og : Seventh, 3’ rooms 8) o— ‘ . ve ' rooms, 1. x ures, 1 | onan Letfingwell. ee ry talline: william Keane, was recently im- | The Liberty Systems Corporation, | enue McPherson. 10 : r- To. . 15th, Ist floor, 2 rooms...... 2607 Olive, 4 rooms, bath, fix.. 5d floor U 110 S. Ninth, 2-story building : ou . lath, J rooms ...... | 2607 Olive, 4 rooms, fix.. 2d floor le : : STORES ved With a fire proof structure, | capitalized for $1,009,000, has acqui c ace, electric ; ‘ aliz ,0009, . has acquired 8] Q) hy S a, mace, electri t U 23% O'Fallon, 3 rooms ' Sa : > , e— Nias ~ 3 CC ) : ; r pat.. 4 pots anion, » FU S ss 3 N. Broadway. 4 rms., toilet, fix- A 2 gett +s the Hienry Motor Serv- ia lease on more than one-half acre estnut t a 4 = pe 4 Ptaah neat houteau, 3 rooms, lst floor | tures, a ya A +s wer tO - Sle ie é i Ve ‘ : , »*y" =. haf j consists of two four-room apartments of Harris, who'acted in conjunction would separate - bath ( ‘ ¥ Third, : s 3204 S.. Ninth, small store 5861 Nina. roome, sun parior, 3d fl.. 66 60 A Pp A R | M E N | Ss ; . P 2d : *". ; as not disclosed by George H..Boeck,| Edwardsville, IJ). It will give em- 3 | 507 8S. Broadway, 10 rooms, hz t it hed 6 poms aren! toilet..... 19 a4 J2th, ees rear, as finee. , ' en > , ” , , : , | 1821 La Salle ‘ 2 issouri, 6 rooms, bat! 8 0 5. _ Ee Boeck fealty Co., W ho pro- | ployment to 300 in the new building. John S. Harris, sales manager of | try a feat i proce me R | anaraenen, "B-room ‘cottage —— ae oe o. . oon . . pnoted the sale. The site, which is| The entire space will be equipped| J, H. Farish & Co. in charge of the | 422 Vernon, 8 rms., in order; furnace. . a27 Hughes pl.. 3-room cottage...... 500 oo: lisiden Lane, 2 reot 717% CHESTNI T st. pacant, will be improved with a build- | and devoted to the manufacture of Ventillati B 2010 Rutger, 6 rooms, bath ... 3 ee APARTMENTS. on ane, 2 00 : RESIDENCES. Mg for automobile purpose. The for- | the Indexograph, a new automatic ac- re Tee OF ens Beare OF 1308 Clark Figen ac ‘ aaa age mi jon euuvenianaah. 55 00 1322 N. Eighth, store on Wiesehan. eee | P ° ad . An, - “oonmls, ae sls LL NUS, Ms ry~* ° . 2 . z Meyer estate. The entire plant is equipped with} kept on tHe jump last week seeing ply N. Leonard, 6 rooms, ba iences; Ist floor obs OD SS ee fine new stores.. .--+- | 4417 McPherson, 10 rooms garage. .$115 FLATS. a The Hick , a ‘ : ’ Hce Ss »#13 8S. Kroadway, & rooms } Toy . " > aoe 3, roadway, large rooming house err - ’ a | oe . ckKman Invesiment Co. pur-j| the best makes of machinery and ms d l mane © Pore 7° ;, ar FLATS AND R OOMS. et ® Geavols - ,oren 10 Windermere 10 rooms, | 4700A McMillan. 6 roormea, tg a ; . that buildings in the cong sted dis- | vs"? >: Ninth, 6 rooms, bath.......... o 2422A Critt ie? 6 ~oms. bath =. oS ~ de pavois, new stor water heat 25 00 2Sol Magnolla. 4 rooms Chased for garage purpose the Key- nols aking possibl t} hirhest , ~~ | 383. N Sixth. 6 : vIreA Urittenden, 0 rooms, vari. “ Lindell, 12 rooms, 2 baths...... )| 225g Dodier, 5 rooms | : eetfected by the Yeckey-Martin Real | million parte. per day. 8 ¥ —_ | 1822 Edwards, J-room frame ‘ | std: 34 North Market. : oras Oe $32: 5-27-29 Mane hest ber fine stores occe | SOe Pilea Se eam 2 or 2 oe [4e8 Gane. © .seeuen ' | Estate and Morte: ige Co., agent for | ee Superintendent W ithers, Superin- 8521 Oliv ig = ighens vty Bony r Mi ATS. ais ( ‘rittenden, 3 rooms, od floor... i a%. © } 7 Pang and \ ashington, 1-story | 4922 Forest Park: 11 rooms...........«- i2 42. OLA Vista, 3 rooma, : : | . s) ; aperas ive n S wee J. + 74 : 7 ; ‘ . “ » . -” . = @ et : haar ’ a‘ F 8. > oor, rooms, a ) ne) | y ter j n. . rooms ‘ 4. . ASS, le i : I . : see eeeee ‘ slrnar, ww A + ; Rs ded the equity in an apartment The Joseph F. Dickmann Real Es- chools to help prosecute the w ork of |1310 St. Ange, 2d and 3d floors, 7 rooins Bytes _* _ Ninth: . eee ee no45 } th Mz | ee ee =}: : ay 2 Or welitipss 5) 00 4751 Easton, store. 3 rooms and bath. 7 lilding at 5728 Westminster place, tate Co. announces the sale of the inspection, w hich embraced all build- nag Sd bath: good order............ 14.09} 1. . Compton, & room b4e , +» Store cette wee ee Be 13 , ‘oOms... re 224) Dodier, corher store .. @epiven by the purchaser in part pay-j| southwest corner of Thirty-ninth| ings in the district from Twelfth | ie Po tion hs rg ar” otis & so we ee, & come Virgie,” small store (transfer oa4 1. SS pee ee oe a0: Cotter, mae olaae corner «.... , - a Seti ‘ heed S. «3, Is oo o MOGs cs 64 64% 726 "vo ng. nice *> rooms oe ' ginia, snia! store transfe! , “ee ‘On Mns paoswcege, am os Cs if ma! ta i a “a ent. street and Lafayette avenue; con- street to the river and from Mor Fan | ROOMS. ot A, # hnsnate ” mameaeie Og f & ___. corner) i On ee eek » 38 4° r ard, 7 . on ; Ninth ; , , cee racer & Dubingky also report the first | Street to Clark avenue. The men | oo Market, upper floors, 12 rooms ... 621 8.. Third, 3 rooms .... “05 Park, store ..... a Se | 4225 Lindell, 12 rooms. Siaile: © 7 cede _— ns e sale of a four-family apartment m4 liding at 66237 Kingsbury boulevard, | e in your home a nting for $2400 per annum, for the! with sun parlor, ete., and there are| with Dr, Max C. Starkloff, City Health | age Walnut. 2d and 3d firs., $8 rms.. 27 50| 402 Dorcas, — ee | eo mabe we OI a ca ee 9 frente Fie ce ; ’ - a. ‘ ‘ a a > r\ ’ d \ © . f 2 ‘ em? aiCie r aragd . 7" “ee ‘ ay, 3 oF ; ni - i“ y umbia Grafonola— aickman Investment Co. to a client| two four-room apartments with sun} Commissioner. #16- aT er Ph) 6 rooms, bath 2% 604A B pete 2 teeme 8x61 Shaw. FB we ? aaa 14946 MePhe a fame ms. 3 ny fiese.... : and 12 Columbia bose name has not been disclosed. } parlor, ete., on the third floor. The ere _—- 228 Olive, 6 reoms, ' - ee — —————_ ore c, 1s, 3d floor.... 30 50) | > =i. ; , ‘ > tim | oo » ~_ . , . Latavette OF. Bw nnn sto Suit— . he Mississippi Valley rrust Co. | family apartment at 3911-13 Lafayette | paged by Paul Jines & Co. for its : bath negli2 N: cathinaaenel = Or 16 . DWELLINGS. W320 Shenandoah, 6 rooms .......+..+ 00 | aPaneueartn “ce fo Interest — sales of property in both | avenue. Forty-eight hours after. the farm department. Edwards has had | !%1t0 N. ‘~~ rooms, | Main 2159. DWELI INGS. 4229 Olive, 9 rooms, bath, furnace; will Tae cre a. r ome. -- cpeeneh cee a Bone hee Fo ee ar SP a * goth: ' ffected | trade was c : ate ic “: : 2 50 | shobsks n ir ae tet age rmstrong; CURB oc cc ctasecens . ; _h. City a nd in the & ounty, t {fe cte d | trade was ¢ onsumatle d, the Dic kmann a larger farm agency at Prairie Mis- ? ~ let og ‘] oo 5 toanee 12 j 518 Newstead, S rooms ‘ *1! ’ oan on gy bgp ol , es - ° oo am OM) “TIQA North Market, * rime ' nice, imht. clean. 4 and * room. with rough the activities of its real eS- | eompany resold the building to Louis sissippi County, Mo., known as the! 6398S. 7th, 24 flecr, ‘3 oonie | ese aan 3509 Olive, 12 rooms, 2 baths, furnace, Nichaieon p! a oe ud —ateon . 20 S711 Garfield rooms..... beubae | fe le wee > a ens ae pew ; SIS: a» ”* . J i ) ‘ Buwc ceees ‘ : : YO hep * OOS, vu ee 4 - ef P ? rr) «2 f ‘ é 0: bar ~ Ty eh Washington: 2 rooms effi: er COLORE t LATISVILLE, 1115-—New, modern s , : . " g 30) 520 West End pl., » rooms. seees pe and electric light ment-flat: % rooms. tile bath. hardwood — —- -— - Crowe tS Sele i-t vy AZ -: CD + » ee SM ORL ne Peg 1 1 ee EN TP ie Phe PR, weg RE ~ = yoapen —_- rooms, secemctedute e Reber pl 4 rooma and b co Franti » pityaarey 1201 } "’ °% » 4 S. ‘ *\' rT «armae , ’ ’ , ¢ TY s., a ‘ | . i — - ® ie ated . ‘ y i - . ‘ * . + . . . . Sale of Apartments. bathroom, steam heating piant, sleeping oie. ° » 2c . 3 TOOMS,.... : a Ra wad | oftinas ell, 3 rms... 1. N. an’ ter; 4 rob S —— °19 S. Awe OREBON E. & R. G. 8 OTT, Sup ¢ heatnut et, noth ¢ . te £ rh and every convenience, . = ined ay » diedlirds- . : a sh. we “ty ” Saeee 5 ar neat, Jamite: . ‘ eee , ' ities ot che 2 aes - . | COMPANY IS INCORPORATED teigh Investment Co, to Anna F. Kaderabek , Ist floor, 3 rooms, rear.. 6 OF —~SOS6A Wells, 4 rooms, e service: ‘t and cold water....... 32 0 ww & Fourth: large sto ponent Ate depart ment of the Mississippi f $7000. who bought for a home. Pe on i e i e 2d floor. — oO ms. ee e .? ISB4A Lemp, “> rooms d , de ° r , 1" , , ‘ » ce ; ralow. having steam heating}: Spruce, 2d floor, ; f 1Q2: rmstrong, oT , gg apartments, 4177 to 4181 rhe John W. Gibson Realty = np slant, hardwood f all con-| 1801 Olive, 1 back room, 2 ieee es ROOMS 07 S$ 3S rooms and bath 229% Finney, room for 10 machines > luded. Forest mar boulevard to the Hundwell been incorporated to succee e client for $7000 . Seer s ; cea —— oo ae ¥ —— neti , ‘ : veniences, to a en ie a2 es : = 7 Sth 2 rooms, 2d floor APARTMENT Ivo :come. with J-reom eff. orporation of Now York. The prem - firm of Gibson & Ketchaw. It will | Also a five and six room single flat in t sere . Third, lat floor, 2 rooms. . . ‘ 1130 N, Sth, TOOT: iV aay p- " ‘aston. , r ros, newls “papered " ee’ Vey various e! Sembrace 100x125 feet. The John retain the ground floor office of the | 4 out, het-water heat and 430 S. 14th, 2 rooms, basement. 1804 Cass, 2 rooms, rear ........se0. _ . | 68 60, ne, for Sir; West End. Olive 5465. 7 v9 | wood floors throughou £ 100K aC oT en -ooma ) 7 sd y 3010 W mame 39 aie ruses Delmar oe TOL. Apt No. 125. Po os ~— —s — "he r Sal) ; 3 ‘ ‘ tag 1 Vandeventer avenues, rent in repairs .. oe 2 Ve , art basement 1. —- ° 5 ony th baise — ee: PP An the Broadway Bank in process of | ple transactions and is regarded 4s an | nee Of © Te caving a frontage of 155 feet. 1415 1 tl a ‘s P *tlcor 3 rms. reer. "ane. vi om, A cpr po oe senarare oF | 4626 Gravo! ge corner, with ba Pe 4258 Weat in © suum. Tee Ls. ‘RLIN. fame -P iret floer. & rooms. 2 bathe; : . a. ms € . « . ors ’ . ’ > I v4 ‘ a , . >, rview sie . ) . eon. . 526 Fwing. 1st floor, store and room a ade a san 1322 Park rooms, peeenes av ¢ nue, in Nor th ] arky i¢ j iB Also two. 9. room residences at 56° 1 and STORES. Laon mS AND RBRLILDINGR. | ess 4545 th # Bw thy and COW water, ‘ . A’ a pa E 4 ‘ “hest nut ” floors Ce Wi rero ’ — 2108A Olive. me, or the | ney and J. Cette eee wees teeny | | = 110 ¢ . a » re or -_ ac Ih J _* ' . he "ao? nace. ri ixt ires — - . . te % ( ne modern. STORE Ss PF; i hor water and The Weiselx-Gerhart Ietate | aventie, and the six-family 7 war hot Roget st tee. for the acco of 448. : . eorner Walnuf. 36.6x2 0: ‘Jefferson; 3 rootns. fi Cates om | 3 OREON E & RG. SCOTT, im) Cheatnet “. &y wide LASS £2 Page |oulevard, AVOF to f. Py oe - th Sass a5 M ° oe i eo? “im den ar x rooms. 238 ms . a ae : : a l’a purchase home. Thi is e N21 Ww alnut ground floor and rooms. ' * ” room s and tol! oe ‘ mo Windsor Pr ‘* DING -i}- &. ; : Sie re DETMAR Ril... 4247 ~Apartment 5 rooms ‘ ae oie) Be . r ’ . . ‘ 7 9 ¢ ; a +} ha c ¢ : j y rimente Ot 5634.3 J tlian “at nue. to - ‘ Sale Cy tal = Park district within the Inst wo mt wy ake it. ground floor. low rent. , 4 asl. I . re OMS ) , ator Re ee Se I Ey me iocatioen mk ff) romgredhess yiilan dm oreationa, rs. Fred S&S Freund The building Clark Avenue Property . months "OR S. Second, with 2d floor 3 o> kA PR 4 rooms % ’ Thi m4 fos Pi $12.50 up no Fy st sanandeveahaiecs ae cn RO with a rphy bed : ; id i ae J . o as . B! ig.. if am ine; m.* . %° ry } ify tol een ‘ sices ae porch. 7 urp , ’ C4 ? ? ad a : a. yrick ; 7. ' RT 4251 Olive. with cellar: established talt- “O14 Rutger, @ | ware ure having » % apart nents of four ports the sale of a thre story t ric *. we. ba | Hil ( HA . loring pi sl “"~ wie Morgan, ‘ . “. be J zee ad Mi RRS "AACH RR. ‘ “> lores (Chestnut or a EUGENE FIELD APARTMENTS. «33 it 6° $x12 or f : # Teel It is one of the most) camprs ' 4588.94 Erane a R07 Eighteenth reco t floor and ; . +? ot -_ oo *™ w ‘ » as “4 ee : ‘ 4 . > 5% y oot?) =a , . re see n behalf ‘e fiate. 4 and + 1 SS as “age - I pee a roadway eke (Oz Soulard, * mm tollet. . 10 00 and cold water and janitor service, 7 ™e city, Mra. Freund purchased the | third floor. The sale was 0 . :008-e yeer, for Caster ares © mary) 1204 N. Jeffermon. near fig yf onto Nort th Market, 2 rooms, kit hen... 10 @w 1010 (" HE STNUC 7 al . 6: RAS { ‘hestnut store. might elevator service: lar@e reception . ans . » ij , .* . ‘ , ‘ a» / . > pe ae s . » . ePerty from H. Herbe} The bulld- of a nonresia nt cent 58683 Minerva a modern single got © ark, ground = floor. iw y 4 rooms wy ; , . , ST RES, OF! a deny .- cealed bed, electric range and Wi , ; ¢ ; ) 1 a road a n rooms ry DWt t.T.IN > . . “ > Un fine retail store —s tures, tee chee shea oroens. Me . . > sents are made, : : . aalty ce : “, miso announces th a meee deed of truat loan for $19. . 30 S. Seventh. round floor.. Be 332 S. Seventh 3 rors Ag St Mrantner. ¢ gomes i a hive ih : ce e800 . Al order. rent : ~ = 150 and second for $3080 8246 8 . with 3 ; : : r m. basement t eeee ogy ’ ie Drescher. president of the Alfo- Demand for Houses iixceeds Supply. | — 4S Rreadway. formerly photograph on! 1906 Park... 2 IerGe oom. ..«--so-+o-s take io Toe n ; EWELL. 118 MN. Seventh, } ] ’ _ . ’ 4 9 . = * EF Ow AnD. lL, “BAK - — —_ en m Milling (o. This is a three-story Charlies Gundlach, Who steam "eat _ ; : St. J es (. Morfit reports the sale of R24 S. Fourteenth, with 1 room ...... 2S51A Aree -- es ‘ 8100 Kimberly @*% . vary ths ; : a * **0 1313 N. Broadway. ground fioor...... ( S312 N, Pourteenth, oes : FLATS AND ROOMS a ““ie Ghiive sat nice stor sseccces coose) 6m. ee 10 acres at the int “ 7 lighting: $35 and. WD. nc ac das os . @N Tenth « ' aia y C‘arter.’’ 3217 S Grand. $50 * . , . . , *) oO Se ‘ hy ne 4 : . . fin the most enchanting part of the | —— H. Burch, for $3706 a modern! .2l1 S. Secend,. 2d floor, 4 rooms...... S1804 Enright, 6 rooms SEE y ® Olive. 2 rooma: efficient type: fur- 1G. oF, eee 4 rooms and rat . . : : ; ee F — : slit muxiern, Jd fioor north: also lat floor south, for the Shap- shaw, d floor, 3 rooms. floors, steam , rooms, Water s Ole pp ee ye . : “~ . k ma; phone; ; ; ws ROOMS ;ARAGES ice; jlectricity, gg aa® ing and iighting is- ood floors, tile bath an¢ J TAY plant. hardwo 211 Spruce, 2d floor, 3 rooms........ 205 N. Leffingwell, » rooms .... = a ae 2 rooms: wat . > crency: electricit fo ~oOo ki ight- "nwo bleck on Chouteau avenue. having hard- 12364 SS. Third, lst floor, rear, 2 rooms 1927 N. 10th, o —— wi AtTOP «cco ° © Y r cooking and |} t Purchaser bought 2125 Lucas, 6 rooms, toflet, 2d floor 1029% Clark, 3 rms, water: nice order duplex apartment, 3 bedreoma: modern business. Gibson was for- for cisnehine 949% Riddle. 2d fleor, 3 rooms, bath Palley Trust © ' 79 Va be dv res ‘state . of@the Mer- | - 942 Goodfellow. corner sto: oceans 9 ¥ Trust Co. ine ludyd 79 Vande merly real estate officer oft} JH.F ARISH and Co. 2493 Riddle lat floor 3 rooms. ; . " FOR ie BERLIN. 0600-5 peama. effictenes toms UWPving al lot box] { ’ { ; INGS } . etat« vs, a 3 i] mnif : . 4 j i} Ad, : : hts: ay : : > ys » . tw>t wr t th furnace — -* bor . easily united; very low rent; 4172 Fair, corner, with basement . 3 Db} age fas " a a HILDEN BRANDT a NOBL F REALTY CO tition from the Delmer Investment nts Maur . ‘ay . ioe int Appointed Agent for Apartments, =| -no3 Cabanne avenue. for Jacob Maurer, 421 Kranklin, near Broadway. | 9190 Cooper, large, new, with Lamsename oi ) roo ! , T t . ii] gti "aa a _ rooms, bath, hotel efficiency 1, Carr Gamble he houses will heat, light. janitor hath fee Soar electricity for range and liaht, east corne 120 Olive, 4 floors, about 5500 square ai ST. e Ov} " oct 8, 2 N. THIRD : room o4 i ment. Cabanne district: ali light. ewt- ily . : : : . ‘ . -) i! ? » (aes wT) a PR ; a Me ly bnilding known Charies Gundla 2 ass, grou ) . he ood Also the six-family . ” » preeidence “33 Adelaide avenue . Ig C) ‘Or Vash ton way * t aS, ; ' be; 5 ms. "97 Maric ‘ oor ese ; i 6633 Julian ; MoGern wer bath. hot-water ut: ss an a “at, 4 "fesen.. i 000 a. J0 Shenandoah, 6 rooms, bat h. fur- °935 Henrietta st.: 9 rooms, modern. oe! r. Of floor. _ + floors, fixtures: cheap rent, inciuding heat, Wain at ic . j janiter service; 835 ~ t Oo a and Tilian Timmerman Jate-glass front: well lighted Dickson, 5 rooms. % Tern he ante ¢ be ie sl ae apartments, vv pords th Siai¢ +? tig Ly roy } =e rs “Sp roner eold bv Mr q} una lach * sary ’ tis ground floor ; , ‘ : t} I. 1: OO °7 St. Ange. 4 rooms, bath. Uxtures. 1v N. Second. 4-stery building I “al Estate Co. te ii a V8 Olive, basement and rooms 3 Rutger st ; a Substantial three-stor, struc. { \I. Moe Donal j ite al s' i Oliv estore, a ‘ JATRe TOOIMS.. ye was . é TiTT = & lie aide Poors. rent mS and bath each, ond oceupying | building at 228 Clark cg raneng of ¢ MM. Schuchart reports the following — ey erouns floor: 2 If desired. . 2 gitna’ ioteee ak > seneme. tetiet....+ ; e: heat ; rigos ; arire store on irs 2: x ; . eonar q hear aan te " oe : “" raemne NPG et: 10 00 | Se ch, ac. ee i... 5-2 i room, seugth- of 5747 Bartmer ivenue to Id- ; ° rooms 24 North Marke’, 308 lf ; renseaabie; + 4 4 - " y, ig - ' “mre, has done JAMES c MORFIT ' leffereson. store... ft) ioe S aot hat 3 seerre n - t ottagce, 6 reen . ' ° ow s\s Js . . s. e “O18 Maagazire ® cot . ' we ‘ P som s , . roe ott 4 ? ae » rr ‘ r deal of building In North ‘ m Ace 323 Pine, store 45 0 | MAPLE, L736 Aperimen, ~ beautifel, second dence cont . Aining nine rooms, re- a great . ' t , 1" ve , - 2 " y of buying | tote or the north side of Virminia avenue. in "ARE ISE ee 44 Noor. 3 ! e | >. «@ bath . 22 | 1 2. sto , ~~ lon hall and bath The interior Louis, haking a spectalt; sal eg. | Webster Groves. for Rudolph Gaedier. ‘The as9g.19 Rand A pe ob ge 9 Gab Latavette, 3 rooms and toilet .... 6 09) 3747 Laclede ay. oms and bath eo] ot eee ee “bunting eres ‘éae | MAPLE, 08a reoma modern, sh is colonia) The lot Is 650x154 and selling North St, Louis rea f lots were 50x10 each, , _ y ee. NOx230 - ‘ , : oo Leaperance. D roon me ; 6 $0) 1511 a naak ao ' ‘ a see FLATS AND on oOMs. nee ilem: near cherepes ans and shout ~- . or | “ = . os13 Cass. 3 , , - ) $35: . The property was sold for HH. tate, reports that the demand or | Morfit reports that there have been man | 1423 S. Broadway ss eees 2H} STORES. ; | 4478A Morgan. 6 rooms se) ’ service. * =~ woop, Toe “Chesteet . ie made for West End and We Sotee owes rAR MI : TS. , oeun. Mr ; - Ee 7 . omes far exceeds | dea 1009 snag . larne | ae ~ yd ‘wane. a Ar ~ Vive, store ‘+ oo A, #419 Olive. 5 roame, we ind Mra Drescher will moderate-pric ed h Groves residences which are not yet com- 1629 Mo 6 %242 McPherso % rme heat — io. rt ov AL Papin al, swore eet eeeeeeereeeeere 1023 ! Lr recklyn .. 6 FOG” @ cee scaweeere OLiIvE. . 4398—Apt rr. reves ‘fer reat ae. | 00 PY the home within 10 days. the supply. pleted. JAMES SUS A McPherson. § rms.. beat w 7 ’ 5 | Ay 9

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Seige ME anams east ma. 0 _ ee ee vi - WARAG OPES Clty 2D SP Eee MORES A, Th RR “oe eh as eet eed Wings wt Pa , 9. or FORD Ree Ptth NEM Le yal SER Re ii Biperetesepromearese om en oi ve ie wii 7 és ee ee ee eee by i andatne Se eee x Sedu ee eae Sl ee oe els, PEL dradorin AN gw HReautiful e ’ furnace: rent $27.50 a 1 DW ASSE R & DUBINSKY “he nut ef .nfor te 17700 west . & rooms, bath, . Sereens, etc. : $20: open. ANKE i E CO., an (*hestnut.. 128: Modern 8. room 1-HRURNS, Lith) Whestnut st. ic Cottages, decorat ed. in kitchen. Block Oo a> si0. water a W-r room REAL, “Splendid "lL, JONES 4211-12-15) W ainwricht _ Modarn. 9 orn £27), g LO r _& I “).. tee C “hestn it. “furnac e; “$30. 21 Chest nut bath, Apply hou Se: TY * Bide. _ ~~ it , \! iy R EY ‘4 ’ i A WATTS rr Cw) ial room RE AL TY tt iy LG E—Five rooms: fi urni shed: m odern improvements. at. ~ 3850— 1 cO., 4 4122-—9 large rooms, . rooms, $35. iN Delmar. ic 140" —-Kignt rooms, ant Nov aoe Central = 12 BI... é ~ Ve 2427. Bi... 3022 i. rooms: $45. SHANTZ. 105 N. 9th RNS Ten rooms, _Surpace, convenient to car , we OS ee S00 Chestnut at. .. B8S7—Ten { furnace, n12 iv rooms elegantly 38 NM. Cn bath: $16. ‘hestnut furnace; Chestnut st. af rooms and hall Wainwright Bide. 4435 tile bath, , od floors, it Bab Cc. R. MILTENBERGER ASTON, 4346A—Five rooms, ; WATTS REALTY cCoO., @!1 © ENRIGHT, 4250-—Seven WATTS REALTY CoO., 621 ENRIGHT. 4:64 (Morgan st.)-—-Modern, %-room house: new furnace: xoo0d cone ition; ow rent. Inquire Certral SU241., ry ler 2t JAYW. 1225-—2 rooms, furnace, front: $50, Economy 215 International L ife 1] dg 137 Ss “bath. Ot. St. rootns, ele.) a) ae rage, Oo- foot and ASs on LE fo Ot 7 A). LD & LI N Pi... yO4S decorated, Ca = Loar ’ 11. rooms, 722 Ch estni it et. all conveniences, soSOR. iq’) SWIs hHiouse: RTO newly manager 1132 Apts., Oi ae HOUSE Who wants a l1%-r newly p+ Orated, furnace, two Forest 54°03 ao>m electric lights, rent free? | Mee MISCELLANEOUS - ! co Washington montn i a 2816 CENTRAL brick large o7?... " mXCP| iti lent nice IA-! order OomT) vOds, . P | “?, “ve } } ing rooms, | ., . } : % - SON : ; ‘ : 10%: n av us for TD. 1123 4-—-Ten . i house: r ~ Harlan Court eee ments ote Bt. ¥ OO Oo Tee ced *: 5453-61 DELMAR ETI, YA Atlas nage ~ igh Four TOOTS, Six-roorm efti. iency. im lnding i >» REA I I & a OF G21 @ IC, telephone, slackricits for cooking, A) I nN, ae EF. wnt refrigerator: maid service ATT: s LEALT Y C A Few Choice Vacancies at This Time $55 FRAN LIN, Ti infurn ake 1, 870 Furnished ¢. E K 108 wna r at building: open for inspec- De ‘Menil & R 6125 5 rooms, ; ue il] p put. in good repair 4339 Olive St. 7. E. K AIMEE & BRO. R. E. Co. De M en. F } dy ] ut AY’ sa ‘ nih ae roonis, f es: nt S30. li, N bath Chestnut S30, Chestnut. $25 . (~). rOOInNS, POOTRS ; ae rooms oniv & BRO R. FE. sidg., 119 N. Seventh all See man tion at all OREON E oe eee em ~ Eugene i ield Efficiency cooking ting. sterrn heat, hot cold janitor service, dav and Clevator service, large reception room: amirtiments f ipo. th concentled beds, electric lights, ests, shades, screens, | 4 00d tenant awnines. et required. Apply to oa a “higes - R oA manager in building oar AN, De. A “hestnu Crry TRS mo 1182 Wash ington. av ne Tm annem Apt. Fark | 406 lacled floor; wrill lease a $4) ROSENBAUM. HAUSCHU 47 VE Cy) Chestnut st. OL J seigeeg ’ Ww “Apts. type “FOR A GOOD TENANT $421 Lucas av large 10-room house: water heating plant; rent $50 per month DUBINSKY I at Near Forest Srai8 I Wi ww av.. « rooms, LTH R N. ARTHUI electric porches. OHN Ss. BL, BECK, 437) Morganford bia TANICAL, dence, LROADWAY, ee)) at £20 CASTLEMAN,. 4238 nace: good repair: KilAth N-RULE. CASTLE MAN, His sen reo } bath and furnace - rent ROSENBAUM-HAUSCH. , is : Our CLIPTON, 2531—5-roam bath, stearn electri t ‘urnace. decorat ed 00x Ls $25, nut. od) Ay eR] west fix., fruit newly trees \ Ix i & Uwetling: second : lot | i ” RRO broadway. 6624 CABANNE A Y. Nine rooms, 3 baths, sun room, Grade apartinent ime availa le, Soo Aliso at S616 Cabanne a\ i rooms, 2? er) aeicy fl and extra toilet room: only One block HOF Modern, «-room Us i j r monthiv, , METI a Without cas tlage: high- mod $7. (heastnut. E UR RENT modern %-room a ardwood fioor; ith, new 1 rooms, b a ee Wainwright Ridg. OUsSE®, ray O] er) (% i der TOW ARDD GAMBRILL APARTMENT 6919 MePherson: with sun ge nine & 860. open Sin: ANDER ON *froc KE-PUERMANN, our phones. Sids ¢ ‘bestnut 917 ‘ Sn 2 z J Broadway. Cay or Newt, | rer) Y> Mxtires ' apartment bu rigs first floor: ORE N corr AGk oftare 2A iy aide wit! | o4 676 Blow. ( A) a ui aw 1h! DW ELILING } ooms, all outsicde mor . crn eConvenlens hot : age wh W ater S852 Yaartmer modi rm apartment, four lorntion, Owner, 2035 Park TOOMA @hd sun Sleam heat and janitor rhkeN«chH ae: rere service, Open: | gtreet mad wed y tease ' —_ reel lade iversics OW ANDIe RaON. STOC rt RMA®* SOS , etn o st. = kK ep etr Four pho a "7 ae eae Kastlake Apartme nts. +s H151 Waterman UASCONADE all outside hath: al! “ISR Waterman ITANSKA, $1037 61% Waterman rooms, sleeping The above have | erm conveniences; jus lockers, separate alli 4489. . cenveniencea, (iarages $7.50 | LEMP per ment. _— : M. LEVI & M Chestnut Bt. Ana \ ne rime! 1239 Amherst place—6 rooms; als, AI most desirable and comfortable apart- ment. Rent $52.50. | Rutledge & Kilpatrick R. E. Co., | Chestnut Street. a yj ne hw a ; . Li GAL, a \ “. vy lor Ki room: nes baths, $50 09 oo oO Mn of large 8420 Conve nien ay & rooms, " rooming avin @ avi. @ eeparate entrances, on ‘ Ol lar: reoma, 1 bath. rooms, 1 bath laundries, Steam heat preinises, Southamp pore) furt t complet ( RO | rooms, OTS + 38 LINDE are S104! LOUIS] it NW OOD row ‘ cellar ) MAGNOL, I \, : nd nace seat newly pape | open. | MAGNCOT. LA | on aU) - 7 -X Wate renter Oiuinres Ing 717 ™ y hig j MAGNOLIA 6-Room A Vak ment TWO BATHS The DUNDAS—Seeond Most desirable, Heht brigit @f twodern MEKCANTILE Floor Bulle onotre ; SCHILLER Pi. : “= riw large eg H RY Lt Pine Bg if | Ci iS | 9 i ¢ AD ar men iS ii res, cern c ae dadh > ; rurden rent $305 DELMAR (Cor Handeome T-room th 2 tlie bacbe: every cony. 435 WEST PINE reome hey at ee Tine 1246 AMHERST One wi oo * Union). senrtenent SHAN ~ _s N AN DOA. oe o ne ana euite, porch. ern. ‘aronah! “4 aa “Wanuitc ron. Pa (ne to 3 room apartments ba «Teor eff. iency: all : fenees. fCarace Above open. Kee ts for others. oy award I. Bakewell, HOSS N Mey enth sceroanemmnne eR ET ey with conven. THIRT\ rooms, aait, NINTH anh?) Residence handweed fioer and iragke-: m loch porth of Tewer Grove Park st epee a } A @ hestnut brick | e rei - hail stable: Conveniences; electricity | ' —- Sent hot for | tEALTY i - bath: screened or res} (Cc) $12 fur- | with | \Aciafor | loo ff ‘i & i j (ail Grand ; fur- iot re- Seven rooms, will put in re 281 HIGHW AY, 24 N.- water. gas; large ) ard; melmar 2545. anv 4 ae HIGHWAY rr and re- hal bath, electric lights, suit: rea- C‘abvany *4 ip hd oms to open iON. food ! Lper tenant; ~*~ .CLEDE, 4304 -Nice T-roorn house ption hall rood furnace; near Inducem ents to right party Li KL., 4030--Large boarding CLEVENTER me 6k —E. ‘termore (Co., 1i80 N, 4th B1., 3912—‘Ten nice for ‘roomers: furnace me sek 1: $45; also 2910 ORE oN ss. & KR. . SCOTT. 3% 433 aLar 4, rooms: newly papered and Will rent 4 or 6 rooms: entrance; rent moderate: schools ® i*e¢ apnecin! i | LINDE house. hnure hil fcfi2) See ees Cy W i ate rooms, fine order; same SOO Cheetnut rooms and paint- seDpa- open om house; fur- mainted: HID IN new ly tnuj7-—Kight stove, newly bath. ] iter as? Uj} pen . $3 -room house: fas decorated; furnace Main 1196, eas Stove, will renovate $50. Cabany WOST. | “bou Se) lv rooms, $x); will decorate iit. NBAU M-HAUSC “ jhe _ Ga., N. Broadway rooms, modern; bath, GS49). rooms, G entri 3 D176 y large rooms. + eater, cedar closet: ey ne xt door w est: Roe? furnace -(Corner rent omy t) ROS R. - M. ARM ADU hot-water KE, a heat Vi Ss. BLAKE 4ioe—10 roorns, hardwood floors, residence cheap & RRO tile bath, Zags, Lo hot- electric: | Zood ten- MARLYAND. water heat, ry beaut.ful MOR RIS AACH 1H ¢ ‘hestnut st. MI: NLIERVA, tyeh—Modern -room house, w ith | arage; $4) ‘abenv 1°43 (e) MORGAN, Hojo ens, MARTIN- bath Hee iV 4 tT Une m Ah , furna "e: $35. F: Bide NEW BERRY goo ba LAN KE FE 112 N. (Cathe re oms, bath. furnace: for responsible th’s free re nt, RLAKE IR aA $279 9% rehome, hath: studio or will alter for LAKE & BRAG. U—12 rooms, lo regi \ vill “"PRARNGROVE & cle ira] will tenant Parish )— put in goc and R15 Suitable residence: _ Slo (“hestnut 2 baths, furnace. Mec PUL in food con dition. SPECHT, 112 : Nine reens: $:: PtLR, Slt Chestnut a: Nin. _ 7 $40 nh el if NBAL M. it AU ha muse, oniv iT . R., 2461 N. av.) ‘HU KE. CO. 3 r oadu av. “re ene ar Grand Large 6-room ets J 4 aN Me LARK I, lence hood: ‘ Cate JTrurt Rider. Main oe ee 1425-7 furnace ent S20, Gc RR. MILTENRERGE Re ul MOND. MN AND ‘onven- PI -$—-—! ms. all | 1813 3 Sy ndi- Central) "14. ahd attic; bath, O84. rool x, 34 WW. Deautiful Sth st. FOOT: HOW ARD GAMRBRILL & Se MPLE PL... k75-—sS eee St LA a" CO... 9i7 Cheetnne rocms, $35: Léniis. ~1Y-—6 ont reaso ‘ren WM. modern, A Trier . nice | LTY CO., Chestnut st. FOO sidence lable, REITZ RF Phi | TAYLOR A‘ (ures mat) Sonubie AG. BLANKE RNON, Ol N 7 rooms e furnace, et: remit leetrie Very fix. rea (“heatnut hi rnac electric sf R “MILL. TRENBERGER RNON. a rivwotia, VI beautiful residence 12 cr for Too fioors, hot ) - or rooining house MORRIS. He oR. CO., 1608 Cnrestnut at VON gina: N. 443% f\ yOote? ' iO nice beauto POON bite l¥ $40 Same . OREON BE. & R. G. SC WU ALT Poo, Five roam tr .- ‘ nh dining ' ti ed a oe Chestnut sa? roo! vs reetnut, tical ernh ’ eth} ia SCHWE X Kk } i '*) be TOON Foster, nr M. loga a. We | hou de mth Picts 4.054--1L2 7 BRO rooms; rock S15 Cheetnut. rooms, all con- roerns, ation: rent en gen) 45 > ‘good lov arty vr] i4 NiwW) f he *tnut st iO Page) -S rooms 27.50: onen ‘“heatnue reoiuie rene (heetnnrt, WkKA i j ae 4 * 4 N\ ba “ Pha Water heat HMOWARD CLAMRBRITL,I WESTMINSTER , ath furnace, & fr ipie |, attractive & «%) O17 hae Baie +-io fatures. q. ‘> rooms 4), OREON E SCUTT. 800 Chestnut i i at ie i te a a in _aftern mori, ter) furnace: ea ’ g. room per R, b li cK furnace, residence; ’ three nortia | (7) | low aur: att aCe tile bat!, (fr) n iocern: fix - large brick garave fur- finished; $35. clea n an gra- Buil ling I ( and re- Vv ell elec, | all: of Chestnut st. | ne igh! or | ; ve f house: } | “hace, Hxtures; modern; | 2UX ix-| et. |} good only st. A tol} ! | \ | ‘hestnut, iB B ay b 1 “DWELLINGS FOR RENT—WEST | iN R. WEST PINE steam heat; Only e417. ™, om ee ee 15 rooms, J. FOR “"ROOMING HOU a dg. B, De Men 6057 * irnisher bh Delmar W = Pin nee E BL., 4341—7 rooms. now being put in ‘Al condition, Central 6x4). DB WEST PINE bl, veniences. KAIME central | BLAKE FINE HOU; | 8741 location; 4922 F OREST P ARK Fine at rooms 1 _Flats Wanted, For Rent, and For Sale in these _columns today. en a ees eee. FLATS FOR RENT—WEST OL lta ell A A SUBURBAN electri _tral Ww72!I > eee ee a FLATS FOR R REN T— SOUTH ee eee _| _FLATS FOR | -RENT—CENTRAL. a el eg Second , floor, bats repair: $1¢ 5 rooms and 7 2 baths and | | CARR, ag ome ie NE flat; a egrant 3456—8 = -room SHE NAN DOAH, (21A—5 rooms. bath. fu soa weve jae ~4 rooms. $12 Chestnu .! $12 WOOD Tims Chestnut Five st bright rooms (6) | | BIGHTE oi . - . } $15 F N’l iC a ‘'| -For i het hall and bath: thing furnished no cntidren Post~ Liao. FURNISHED “1417— And “4 ISA Francis st. a fl ame aw SN, wif 23—8- room at, ‘ST CO,, 4935 Delmar. _ ti 20A—) rooms, bath, shades, ae heat; open. . —_ - sa ey oe , water; 35..4). 26. waa (Cc) | VON VERSEN, uD- l nquire 2“MA Lafayette, will share her . lea ae tod ent ic) BTOY buffet: ‘conven ° stai om r children x ore t 164: STEIN. 67 ee 5s os. 50. 200 FRANKLIN y es Nik x 2 rooms: all 4911. 10 W ception veniences: .a ence, hardw ee and next ~ Modern iiesidenee tor Lease Beautiful $5x1 i) CLAT _ Main Modern 7 Room Rieides EF aitinicccinenalee : HO48 bath: dition. > FRANC ie open. 10 rooms, Olive oe E L aT indermere hall. I. EK Residence for 6192 Westmins in exce) flown rs ANDERSO mJ Pp omen. 4441 Lae ‘le de 9% rooms, hot- decorated; aoor east WEI SELS- 6124 W feet. HG, _Vernon electric oe Incl 4611 dA mM 0 ED wlbbedd 18 ROOMS FOR RENT 3864 Delmar Double rent $70. house; See E ; Sse ; te: } ern ’ e,ea enien: BOOOCOOOO e (e) = (@) = Berlin ern three and h Kor 2:00 to 5:00 p. A o ° I vi ISSis | bath; } and | | 4161 4519 4246 4452 4603 Key Nine \ eta Vv } This 9-r ave conve toile is one ouses for sale o FOUR Ree | PODOOOGODOOGOQDOOGGOOE MOO hot-water he rent $125. lent cond 10-room, IDE EB. V "'S & KUNZ. IDRAL WARD 1441 SHA Nice roomy furnace con, i reasonahle. Tr mire at 14 residence ‘trie ha ats , sippi ‘degmta de Trust Co., Chestmit et. iences r 6” oe TAN |’ HOME ar v4 k A pl.; contains 10 rooms, re- T e 3242. . Centra) 1902 at; all modern con- | L. ION XRD, Jule ‘\.~-? large Sea . ’ . ap rent: open 617 Chestnut st MAIN Two rooms; pnd dePolo Sinn et - ‘ vf roots: > s | Inquire 217 S. Ma ~¢ ’ mst re P’ ain ST \e ’ | - “ : Li usc OLIVE Three pl., modern 7-room rest- | PAPIN 1903—Six | ition: hot-water heat, var. front >» occupant Sunday. | PART - : APPIN a N-S'l ry ‘Ww ia-l $15. se o wits rent $12 per month UNG WELL 14°90 N —5 rooms. MENT = : . e VON VERSEN, 42530— ‘furnace; _°' ) 7 e reouis; £as aiid ta Bee ~4)— Seven rooms, u “ wes FWELET, 1H ee | sao FU RNISHED APAR § wW A TTS REAL,’ €21 Chestnut. at. niched r j enses P aid. ( Lwafayette WAL PON, ll. ree 6 rooms, bath. es every B.. veni errs moving expeh dl ch: electric ity, furnace, hot and cold wa er FURNISHED TWE LETH, 281UA & —Four roonlis & bath, S.ate sink, gas heater, shades. screens; $25. sieeping laundry — --— ( J. HILL, 812 Chestnut ced _month. Phone Benton Sb4ALSA- -Five room L: mode yt WASHINGTON BL... id27 A- ~§-room flat. FURNISHED LAT—F} ' only: $27 : also sleepin x porei. Sid- SAVIN, °© " RTT: CO 4! at Del: nar. H- ‘ha: . a ay iv7T6R _ - WASHINGTON . “4 ' om ty, -Disy a Gitte mek ee room, er ae TE Ae NG TUN Bt ; baz —Secund ~ fleor, “ 4 ~ iis - ‘ Fe . . ? ’ . possesion Noy, 1: $28. G. L. Zimmerer, (ot) JOHN TL "AR ROPT 15 N. 7th Murphy bed, nitchenette ~ ena? ag. a w~ - ee . re ee hen ecteygpit " geoat- Dispatch “Sve rooms. bath, electric WASHINGTON BL, 4722A—Six nice rooms, |) Poot reat. adults antsy | VIRGINIA, 0u—Five rooms, _ weer * bath, 1; No, 1 orde MARYLAND, 4s58— 1 _M OTT, Sao c hestnut st. apartment, heat, hot walter liehts: a pre. wee 21 1521 La Salle: x rooms and hath: MARTIN-BHREITT R. 111 -21 Chemical ROOMAN, bath, toi- Ate; " av.:; modern: 7 rooms; tile! co conaition, ght furnace in excellent con- | EDWARD L RB. AK EW EI. da. 118 N. _Seventh. = Ww RE NT- 22.50 A Morgan: 6 ropes bath. furnace. IN a SPONTR 26 Chestnut st. aPROTAL PLA? BARGAIN. iT ee | ait 1131-33-35 WALTON AV. > South Side F Tat Six-tenant. 4 and & rooms’ bath, elec- Refe bch Agautiful lobby | tries annual rent $1332: special price | 7**ferences required ( Ww ‘isest. Forest 9100, « MORRIS AACH R, CO., aie Oita ¥ Modern Ist-floor |ALFRE -D, 3108—2 blocks south Tower Grov@) naces, hardwo d floors. Park)--3 rooms. (C2) | Sunday: ANN, 1925A— -~Flat; “conveniences; newly | AND rf RSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN, decorated: garage desired. - 4 Phones, SOS Chestnut st. sony Ss. W of beautiful " RN4 Chestnut . “en PARISH RYLAND AVENUE, lern: Al order; re ‘asoname: Lo. RAK SWE LI as 1s N Seventh, ——! 44°27 all PAP plete. ' if me B ANN, 122z1l—4 rooms, hall room, attic, “Jaun- rs ; good condition. CALIpr¢é ta 2u00%—-2 _ pla ec; bath; _ ele ctric; a GALIFORNIA. 1sSO7—Four nice e Q 2 aor: bath: electric fixtures: 17 3864 wat yoo ‘HAS. L. WEBER, 411 Chestnut st. rouming house: o—- or permegge | ROL INE, J6-0-—4 rooms, $14, inquire «:s fiussell. Aw | CAROLINE A | A { ag | Vard: newly papered,; As ila open | new, 4 and 5 hardwood $35 and | 8327 Humphrey st., modern, | room flat, with tile baths, furnaces, Open for inspection Sunday; STOCKE- BU ERMANN SO8 "hestnut rot ms a nd ‘bath : ‘ R. G. 1003 Chestnut st OREON E. & 0157 DEL MAR | ——— hi heat: ba n RARNGROVE & SPE “HT, 112 4246 WESTMINSTER HO r ’ 1h | . per 838-40 South Twelfth his choice dwelling contains 12 H-21s, P |CHER« Mh EE, tH35A + room and 7 } TOOT is, ta oe a combination fixtures: - ost i at | 6 furnace. 1 block from St Pius’ Church, = $7 00 uated in convenient location, rent only LABRADIE, leht and all n4 and at. bioeks ores ofe Yanning Sehr ol; $20. i Three rooms in rear; $5: will put in first-' ___‘ CORNE T & ZEIBIG, «19 ¢ hestnut St. sonabie emes a gg eye , 9.3 fate sas, MARCUS $42) garage: large lot: ent CHIPPEW. 4359—3 water, 8a > $7 sh awmut D ere anitoid Dasen ent, _«c) NORTH rooms, songurel ly LEVE TVA- and i 0g gis afer gas, phone; Vi hcl Bae oc; will m1) iH) oom # home on every ee i wot tak MARKET lurnished oP PANN 4 flat: open, ol. ihree rooms: ; decor ated: ist 1,00r. "KS It INE l4u? 7 wold roouwis, nace, electricity, eic. s v. HAO AN M AN? VK be. 3 ‘O., 1000 Chestnut CAL ES, oliww A—Nix room tricity: dex ‘or: ale ad: $27.5 CATES, 68223-—5 ne bath, furnished: gas nd electric: MARTIN- BRE] yy om * 1Liss Che: ni - re ») m nye fine tlats: ) WU hab Ne 6659 electric : Chestnut. rvorns; pantry, attic; $12. Also 4 sink, gas; $1). i. & 1..CQ.. 723 oom newly paint- hile has nience: two baths, hot-water heat, of the most comple te its siz in the r lease. Open In. SOOy mod- a> corated 3- | > 7 decoratex on BLAC bath, fur- ~ roan a te PAS “g-room fiat, st. elec- BEAUTIFULLY the 4400 hioe!l perfectly furnished diate occupaney. —* roonis, bath, ‘a s VA , eit of fier! in av. home Ped . ial, lurhace, tol- nd LUCHANAN, mxtures: | i i yexeyexe —- L420 A—3 large rooms — newiy decorated $10. . on . ; ry ees in the West End. | COLEMAN, Mv0G—Three-roum flat: porch, silver, weve and ia Bide __ launcry. ae ae ___ |} upen reg flat - DUVIER, su5,A—Three rooms; $10.50, - ; , ‘aC, =NOL- | N.S. WOOD, 706 ¢ stnut room modern flat; @8: garage if | ears Water heat; hardwood floors: reasonable| , blo om of ; { St. > rooms, i i er heat, closets; cotmmpletely furnished; $90 are) gus range: toilet; : G} {ANI}, ive rooms, 610. Sleam heate b oregt 42083, o Toome, f ‘to -Furntsl Led furnished. rola; retined co uples, ready for One of the hace not and fully furnished exe Card of -S rooms: Ww boulev . "¢ each sbarcinent ' ' : i ip oe | ith em? west n ———e ar not = wood Cen) nil tien: “=i APARTME NT—Wh (0 couple é " OF rent: . furni a ; \PARTS b Ra. LENT 3 i +o ad ) wm we we. 3 le- 10% “mn a Ras, | have ole and 4 t floor, oD per _ment i= $9 aa UD: “overt particulap and Stlverware; we -~ ta 4-room 4 Avartments iS COR, UNIC Forest ice and laun: borhan APARTMENT—To on no child Abbly manager on p SCOTT, : 800. “hest ut st = Ps ~ forn Three Foun: | nousehem nee FURNISHED > HOUSES > FOR RE} FU RNISHED HO) Ml E- ome MISSISSIP PI V re _ > ¥ TRUST 2 Ag ms furn N Westminster pL: (abany v4l, real OCC Upant, roe Lael ficoor easts- furnished | Sunday afternoon or by rnished ne in 0 r -Be autifully fu slee Ding ‘5 orest | mar bi i irnish ec Forest \ttractive iinimediate 172 W ANSTRA TLE 102 Kat == | _ Granada av. (c16) j _—_— ? + | GRAND. SU *. i ive larze rooms: rent $15. Key at “kK N. Gran . ' Ste MAR TIN: BRE Cr ‘R. E. and summer | 1110 d-21 Chem ie al $10 GREER, 48354A—4 nice rvoms, ’ dry, electric fixtures £15 14°90-—4 rooms and water: i erent “easy Main 11°, 5 Or - ; . ~ oo WATTS REAL TY ‘ . 621 Chestnut. LAVOIS, 23808A—4 ro ge Bewiy pest ————-— an ' . nered eonvenient ar line | BASTON, 4146, ry rooms, rms., ur... i _ pe . Se nar rigs — —_—-— t it perfect condition STINE, 3176 opp rtuni ty to sub- : " lease unusual 5S-room apartment: all large 1645-—-Four rooms Dn bea ih Tamiy: re Outside sumnv rooms; reasenahie reni. Haz Grand TO3J. : fe) 510 W.—Flat; 6 rooms; moder | ‘40—Three s steam heat; newly decorated. Cali Del-) HAMMETT PL. {S25A—Five 2022—-4 large. 1 mR bath; electric lights: first-class condition; ry ) EASTON, 369A 7-room | $18 ic) ; bath :| HEBERT, 3730—Three room nace ath, ' “KBE . &730—Three rooms t ot ’ ul ern xXposure: rent re dur ‘ed Lo " heat si9 , roo is, s, bat ty DAVID HENNESSY & CO... 1125 Chestnut. HOGAN ini i wnael ' (HSAN. ; anath ENRIGHT, 4202 (formerly Morgan st.)—S- > — = room flat: all rooms one floor; every room | KNAPP, light: fine furnace, combination fixtures, rated; fas range and water heater; screens, - $i rent S28. FF. H. Ingalls Co.,, EVANS. os! M. B. O'R i ‘Cny LV ANS, 4. ye ad 4 rent $20: and beth at 4455-h EVANS, laundry, $24 EVANS, —— --- - — - fixtures, See A- Desirable, flat, rarakce if ice 4 ation, near cars. { a FINNEY, ——% cheerful rooms, batn, rated: hot water, gas and electric, all in goo | 5.) {ae gr + mene —* ceneton. $16: vwpen: Tower Grove car. I of = large rooms, bat , aund ‘y, in CHAS. ROEDER, Cen, 4499, Olive 1953. (cs) 1. block Ridge av, ws hone Forest ——~ ang — 039 bey MAG NOL IA. 1944 A—4 rooms, bath, furnace, ~ -— a . __— ‘ electric; garage: $.23.f ¥1 Saran and lWaston; o room steam | 4SO3k. DOK RF # INGE R R heat, newly de erated: rent reasonable e-room cottage, handy [ Jefferson and Call Delmar 22I3R. Grand S5o31M. Oniv $16.0, iMANC ay =" Mat: 3 l.AT-—-7-room, modern; Union bi ; hal. Rae ec =i ‘ bath: ines: hardwood floors; hot-water heat fur- MARCUS. 3M3A--2 rooms and bath Post-Dispatch i - . mished; Soldan and ¢€ ‘lark Ss ‘hools. Hox li- ] his ste: hem? 4 ; . " prs , Tv | MANCHE ‘98 Peat-Pienatch ghia: steam neat; $17. APARTMENT Bel! a 4 - a - : ; ’ M AR * C 4. 2H16A—5 fine . couple ras KIA? N i A i RANI . EE (ri rik Elba \\ . Le nts Modern flat. sh ades: EC PeeGT)S : electric ligh ‘ own | tile bath and furnace heat. ~~~ silverwore:. permanent ME RAM FE (* 4098 (Cceorner avols) ANP mY. Zeon 418. Post-Disnaten fiat. o bean itiful, lie@hbt rooms: h awa aed floors. til | GRATT. “REALTY CO.. PINES ASTON. “4538A—Five, rooms: $16. omb. ER, mms, Wd ke nds heat fy FLAT Wtd.—5 or 6 $30 rent; give particulars. Post-Dispate h. AP ARTME NT Wtd. ; couple: references Post - Dispatch. APARTME NT Wtd. with heat preferred; 5 kitchenette Box H.-137 APARTME NT Wed or 7 for and 1 wine Cwu., Rida. bath, FLATS T wo or rriis hed three Rox y¥ rooms, le LAS TON, kitchen: KASTON, rooms fleors.. rimrs., nt “ : laun- (c7) rooms and 10 lett roorns pright HIMKORY 1} HICKORY, cas . © n ly P Peery So ee az INDIANA, 5A ~Four large, light ro rooms: rent $11; stable or garage, $2; rent with or | ioviit UI Arve. { rooms, fur- } Without garage ————————— es i 66 $50.00 ||) | FERSON, 1210 N.-—Rear 2-room fiat; 12 rooms, b., |}}| | __Sink free er $i: : eys there (c) comb. fx.$50.00 {]||| LAFAYETTE, ; G 9 rms ne tric sa3. pO. rms.,, ARO 1 es R SON, 0) elec rooms: bath, - oe . or (T ‘corner Warne av.) tole 9 : toi! ets. e@c.: in *“so00d order: | BMRRER?T 2990. "Kinean enema hath oan hanged roome|, D., hdw fis.$00.V00 ‘oieidiiale rooms; se ond fl oor, $9. rooms; >. | newly ueco- separate attic and cejlar; (7) AN. 23 rar 32550—Three 2d fleor: Post sy ro pan elec- Cen- | juath, ‘ oe 42. rooms, st. h., 0 Olive TH, 4215 electri cit stnut. | LEF rINGWhE furnace, - | laundry feces he: etc., rent $2; | Tent $15.50, | Ll oe ‘“OL) ‘. as fixtures (‘all 14! RR a 5s 2 LINCOLN. SILA Fiat rooms, bath. electric lights, | rooms, put in fine condition hot-water heat, screens, shades. (, open. Inuire Beyer & Son, wanted. (ce); 3 ancl oe Pe eo a ( RTOOA - newly aec A 5. LY. O52 -—-4 .arge. nice rooma, rent $18; oper | $10: gas. water: bie vard. os tc 2VHA—Five large mn. M ADISON, plist ires “>. KOSSU __ mas, w.— ~Three- -TOOWw flat: bath, _to Nov. ON ance | APARTMENT Wid.—To 5 Four rooms : . . ti 7 suitable for two families: ved ‘4 —_— ee a ’ ,at With heat f irnished Port Dispat Wed. Nov Driviiewres tox T.49 rooms: 8 ~. 2 5. CD... C2 Ch bath, rooms, AY cide bbe ee OO ee Five sAN, 8S rooms. bath, | | LA SALLE, 2 43A—Five room flat. cas, bath. $30.00 _ $15.50) open. i a i ESD Some ot LEMP, ZN4OA- 3 rooms for &S8 on °o . - / i t & — a) LYON, “Sa3—Three nice rooms, : t St. ) Phish. 4155—2 rooms, 2d Opel 17—3 rooms, ety one 7 vans hath. month. fet) large, only 17th wt) and 14 per rooms llar; b728- 4 large e — ce floor: | ~~ ie “? S- reomn I Pimrpat: ROOMS kitchen adultes 1? or , Pos tet bath, furnaca, | fine condition; rooms, heater; 4. Loo A hot wanan uly? forest $7001 floor, (7) toilet an | Rag. upper Chestnut ra , ’ ‘ ) . ne na -—— . atasis SNUK—4 MAGNOLIA, a-room fine furnac MAGNOL. IA, SSLLA ARTMENT W “3 West Kod RNISHED . 4-roon adu URNISH?I Al’ rooms. Weet al Diease address ts) b = ale Wrtd-—6 rooma » rooms, bath | preferred Sun “a “7944 only Fl -§ rooms and " BERGER, ane (tet) bath; large rooins 14 N. ARTMENT roo . ; rooms. 2d floor. e. 8, gas tne HE NEY ANDREAS R. E. 5 estnu st : Te Kt RNISH ED MAFFITT, 47 ié Mvw«ern, three rooni ‘fiat: for 4 months, comm ear £18 } ar VY: deacribe fully. Sth st. furnace i. Aberdeen | ‘ Forest CO. (;ravois rooms i ea . mere hall, electric ‘mation $i rev eption fine lan rent rocris, ‘lectric lights ght housek roums RNISHED three roonis. wy sii }0 lie SPER, 7200 leview: $s, *triTig : rooms Ras range ; oniv $14 i 7? Three rooms, lst and $9: gas 1OOS Chestnut at »- room (ir 2) rete ‘ & Ww and welling, 7 reoms. heat: New —— ~ —— om GOODFELLOW, 934—2d-floor corner “floor; $9.50 and As | bath ecreened sieeving porch, “ . a. i RNISHEL PART ERNE ¢55 at “ roc THs ‘wer { ’ t f roum Lwelling, duced from alt) te a (‘aentr | entra! piney Be Dispate) , 03 sg Two large rooms. frame:: « j Modern Ze vas water! a floor lease njanre re 20). modern, oO room, Unfurnished; rooms r we « _FLATS AND AP T'S. _ WANTS ome, P Hox “f che box Y4 or or 4 Dispatel elderly rm, with sun “upanc vy by Now “Or sum neider sam@ vreferably, twe 4 partum _B. $40: tox Ym, AK rMr. NT Oh hH- 0. bed ting, rencea, A. FURNISHED FLATS & APT's a for . PL Pogt- is A Wid.--3 beginning Nov yi APARTMENT Wtd.—n eve ing Dee, with best Wid. —% Wit —- ee King’s Be by aj aseeeeeal APARTMENT Bos section, uy with Beat ' ahed fiat; ool. PDs mn heat «tate price. Cotebe tl light and al rent vard $1.0: downstairs caltio toilet; i.| KEENSINGTON, S115-—Beauttful . Second res | , . 4474 Faston (co) sg 7 cetache ’ ] ede ! te an ' ! I IS, 1404 p . dren reein ‘eta } j ; llr le De ' ° 7 ‘) «te? Three Ciean roona, [.sX~- mn oret rent only Ra. AD res, water, attic, $10; month free. (76) | BUNGALOW rent . — ” , tee rage rerit Wi Ft} ~\ Do LA rL [S. 14y. -A-l OA - y and 7 Now = Kir g's ; _— ~~ | fixtures, Water, attic: 87.50, $9 , HiGHW A Re modern f- | : - ae I W FL. L, ENG at: electri furnace: in first- | ; LA pe IS, LYOlLA~-SixX rooms and bath 1e No. } order. | PR ode E ar ines: decorate “Wd Chestnut et. | ST. Lat 1445A—Three . new ! cecorated tis4% Main 1106 SLA’ (Y 20H A-—4 nice rooms, 1 - { . O42) “4 rooms, water, sink newly papered Jil4d’“ MAR, open, "F kK RDIN AN 8, 3B46 a | roors $12. LASTON-TAYI OR TRUST CO. nce rOOrIwLsS rhre Mas atid ‘ ] . 1; $i Chree rooma, . PPP Lt 2-ftoryv r ra t; laree pe pai rated HIKGON, 2004-6 roorns, = Kew) condition: rent Suu) pees EMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. BF, €O., . NN. w. cor. 7th and (heetnut «ts Three papered MRGER W t 3 (rear) ab. Bit Chree . pp? s or irear) hwo roora "1008, (heatnut Sil. oe 6 rooms and bath, new an piant: porch: fur unfurnished: Forest ne write +H. wet?) * a N Flat, MITA ace: ” tri it 4 MA Lexiral Four medern 4 rex rts) $1 in 2243 fine ft Re : eri roorTs: HOUSES WANTED with buvi verside | or a room id (Gravois, Bes & wer 4 aor & rooms, with ”" «take wagons, per month 1m Apartment het water, newly Phone . OR PART '* reem heme rnuet have 2 balhroorm ; L niet, had Pershing, “ _ et Ay wv t ent Sunday iT) ’ Sm rea ; tees ‘ 4.49% 4 rooma. 2 LIVE. « 6 beautiful rooms, bath. fur- - ; x... rere y ey? , eri i¢ ~ Park SHENANI-NOAH ue a1 25,—3 rooms. hot water hest acorated, water, ms. Olive EHENRNDOAH ole furnace and ESPLANADE, 7 tbrickt flat: eleetric fixtures Webster)? feom 1003150: hen hl SUBURBAN PROP TY FOR. r) “, train via * ature bath and throats na Phew Ss il - Webster G ) , > " - iWebater 2 J (Mat ewood)>- $1: ” Es —~;, | meat : THT nh MITTELI ER 1 Life Bidz YTHE Bi ite A-t water i‘all «‘larte Ch. 42-—Si1xX ree con —— menar rt end. garde Phnene NUS gg rent Vir “ roornms. prhace. ga 5 and* S14 he | t) Tt Modern, 7 room je s. were Cail owner (“lavto ron ’ “fom “ m coast OHN Hi. GIVE NS , a refn., -* ‘ae i me ° mont! . ain «- px150 a: - a me o> 103 ‘4 NOMPA’ - Se “igo (May LAcvEt b +? COnY @1 stairs roorir, wa: laun and electric’. ' CLD RD. 70S ( - ‘4 i . “hk remit mht = Bric ry “> Seet ef ant (Kirkwoods | ° lot 7% ily ' a 2 HIL-. Agent, | Ls Bi 74h oe for Viaty oe om vair farts SORGA™. 4.40 —10 rovuns it a =o ie ‘ed HERE SR VE STRELYT hb. 6 hath. DCLIFFE to «tUmive goorns, 2 bath sun pus 7o Hox y-o7. Poet! Mi DENC h—Conyenien ec hoois, cars. "ly Be ttt “. ¢Wetbsts PANVSIDE. furnace «ana tric. 2 €.@ Baten roves “ Club re Churchill Wi 120 N. 4th PTL SMAR, 6454 (Well low: bath, gas, #7 ~ get >. «¢ lareson., FOODLAND (4 Mav siz. : se “T47 (Mag Wiater, gfaruto, i bua -9 » PSQULARS. - cE T. on hetier. etal ie ‘ “' at th lease LRERT ¥ x TE RAY & et POR KES Mariette ay... « reonm galow. tile iath, har 413 Cammonweaith &% ern residence: nice Vv % Manchester. tore ~ tion in Me aoe = am Mi. rit hos RA Man: heeter av. Pi,ot Renton mr:. SUBURBAN PROPE! MRRAN.. Por rent: ™ ster, handsomely furniv ; meticulars phone Welw! FOR COLORED Pg a BAR MELD 454A mm 6% an be arrarcge} ra TAPE Uo teak i ~40 nm a ut pee St nA rl RiNek \ eet we s _ 3128—To Me put in good re fm 4 eioiore 9 Py , remair. ya Bete reo or 1OWARD G A’ >) APTN. 1412. 1614. 1416 IR room hovess; $9 i good repair. ©. MM. M tit Cheat nnt at . UEEN, 71 t-roem cott Tard: Fcullin pliant %) DOMS. Three furfiiehed’ nd wee «of telephoto an ol \Tu i440) MS 4-To Poe ertder onthe gs or — DAN, viet —S-root SRB AN. ont Thre ; . 12 haa. 1, Wet bs i a Aj ’ ; ; 58 eo ty wiag. ‘ * . ; . >» : a “oy? © ‘ Z| i. ’ > ’ , _ “ as | , ’ ; . ° ’ ’ . ’ ree i F : : rv, AN K I tas ron REST Te | 74 »* a rivers tr) 4 } " ” CO « ys “A a? 4 rt rT ROADWAY. 15% — srs ROADWAY AND OFA Copper tle . bd ; / 4°83 aNtb Trews " . Wwtth we reore 2&2 te, tuft .z7—.e* MANT ‘ \ ‘- . LION. cant Email * R i qua Pace on Termina’ tre in dow atown WARD REAI TY ¢ IDEAL LOC ‘REASONAHLYE 1 & cer Hecite rns vt ee cor. Her and # a Wa tee: _ 7. «¢ “er \ amdewenta tor Bight eenth a twe . mw teal bar lines, pooner te draw from. wi ae a EDWARD ii “

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2 aoe 20. 1518. * BUND «| % w oe ‘ER ER 29 ou = = 1000 Apartments, “MODERN BUILDING, First and Chambers 50,000 square feet Of floor Space—steam heat — sprinkler SYstem— ley ators—wel] lighteg you are interested... “ear ert of the we Seerge Ww. Streig, Manager Com merci.) MERCANTILE Tp i TRUST COMPANY SOUTH : Ne ee roo ma, bath »_ Dwellings, | Hf Jouses, Flats an Lat—susince PURPOSES _ ee ities ; — POP ~_. ow . ’ nis } — cee tra nin ee — a By CENTRAL a | GARAGES AND STABLES (FLAT Wid.—We tare a | REAL ESTATE E FOR E _EXCHANGE| me aa 1195 }.27 NR OA ae AGE—Flectric light na *b Weer tageimnef en Couble fiat: must yer for & | $2000 FURNITG “anh atpe ype 4 eH eoe © @ os a oa a a Te R D WAY Von Versen, De} mar 47 Ta er, eens | ant Mr Dane Sireet in Sourn St — OR ag MINTON: = ant $3000 farm oi > o. e @ ¢- +. 6s Cc ui} idin ug; eultable for any wan, AG E For rent; alert Waiton, = = | TOMB RDG g. La 5. FLA? Wea. J. E. KAIME, & BRO. R F. age, aston; Sonable; electra. sv een ; . iol) and _Bidg. - E AG] ‘CY {; q) : “Sig ce. ar re ™ am | Ie, re ‘ ‘ a P 32) +m Millie . »? P ' “an i Or two CO., Fn, i. Forest 1327 ectric ghy, | — Bot ph One on, 8 Meramen Want « wire a. $ so per’ Anwyn ; clear: ~- ce Ment! Blig.. i! aN. _ fth ; HAFRIS o],o Fy . COTTAGE ~ d.—We ta have | - fash diffe. Cou ; ~ ok —.- he par 2z0 ~ $2. . yeas aah SOUTH Stones WEsT_ bay » Se ates "‘e -I'¢ orn ¢ '> Sheq > es SY leasing ; a... ash TeNce. Bea f +t; Aes 2ine OP pay HIGH. R ADF Ar: : - ——— eh a o onth. } a — 1 rame 3 o ‘ott age, ry an to Renee S ry ITO MC BI LE aT —— Ox 455, P-] , & » G BR MODE RN FY, AT Se Mavi ranipepe we Sete ii uli ee | eee camara, “SP sMealen ef | 1S stay Seg ate wae |e ae $a the price. stx-seven ro. f Coar pte: ~ won a * i ize 5OxAG: rer ‘ $73 j *VPEIMLY ne COR ered, Ss bint ~Citio a | Leschen V\ Giller, od 4.0] COM ‘ j 418 : floors, elect n mas; tH cia P tivtn x ING 7 ARD. Spece 10 head of nonth. iv Rave ti ur Ts tari ing. we rit What You he t, : 5 ae i y 1, Mo. lake H odiarr j ectrie ah - e baths haréwood user ime ,. yard. business esta. er rhe LWAs SSE IR & Diy R SINSR v REAL Ty cc t TOME RIDGE AGE NCY, S 9) a vie y mn : ake West 4 Siocks ut '@ Gret- ~Class building an ades and Scr eens. lar Bi es ’ : 4? rent cheap, located - Ae A 722 Chestrnri —* Bo t} rm) 3 Meramen , ~~ 47 BS 5, td — ~ —_ Bi Bd st 20224 Géver. MADISON. 2921— oe | Pai os 4 lat. double Le ~ a "6, DIaCticn mm | te Tre Faragze or lie» SrOWing part of .. factory: reasonable. ‘+ sirhe ge fronts and Was prt Up for a boma Get eard fron.” . Co, Agent ’ pS lecteae West | }@ B = 4 —emn! Sle ginko only new: bath ¢lect roa , ~, i oO ne ‘ot ‘f Se. eT ‘ettys is ar, 0; any line. ST AB LE—For 3; horses c [SS .... |’ ombr idge A gency -f Box Vy 497, 8: Want . ) 8 a | floor; $6. S90 ies h. - 4 rust B re ‘, ae a = Cook ay Wa nts 1 ¢ rom: “At. double, West Eni Sana ® Broadway and Lucas liner - ~-—Splendid location for mij- SF ABL kK Brick, and > Pg a —— eV. a Doors e ~ te SPiCtly mo ler suit: pis : tile f} Oor, and will decorate rent BEDarate- #’~ Too c ss “becia) fan a , rectly modern: > bv Coen | and heaes” cas Weare, St: want residemore hardwood | ae — a — oO ® ane “3 ee a *¢¢ & ae 6 + Sey », . mn i, =F t. Die ateh or farm. Box line of ‘bucin. "8 Te ga made for this Oe anomite. 1818 § 1}: OS® or auto- Cottages GRO), = MNOSs. eR ite f rk ~ eee - ~ ight From Uhree Sides ine eee s Vidow > a Wrtrne > raat nen ne ‘© Couple iv py i¢ hi. = a zs — ——— j afi ¥Y OR Dky ODS FROG wg | in: = : : . 1 s. . ta 2 7 iy or county, ~~ Gt DS STOCK Wid, i — ~ o ce ——— ———— ' N. w -, 2 a Stabie or Wareho: are 4 uity } a sm or $1 i ———— : —=——— : | ME AF wanes s h and “€ } ie itnut Lis Junk or Coa! dealer: in rear, suit le for } lats Property” To Be, Diece vot eg sri $11,000, — oe ~ - pom é AP oer ME NN’ r Be tut: f Me. 210- 12 Wash! net, : enue, 48x 1: 0 Y er. 4400 3 Good ton ion; Wag saloon , SA it By ] POR EX, HANG =] ret. Dispatch, ped | {| | Cated ay... lee: naw re = “our steries a } : a en a : Os, entraj —- 12-apartm. er ‘Sihs nee : ore 42369" “'tmep ‘ES rs sn . “ee te Clevator; fine Condition: Row neement; Sno shipping | SEVEN H, 1526 §.—-s ‘tore, 2 large | rooms | WANTED BUSINESs | » ee | We. com oat Ng OWS erine 340.0008 “RCome 36000 rad Dufidina, | = e & “PPly to NIC steno SCH ARPY, Soren % pyaratus will | STORE ad water and ras; sit oun >URPOSES have the buvers, pproperty because we _Proner Or ROO4 farey “Box inten for city | | Re Ntor xt oeatio 4, $57 ; = ie ° — ——— barber when, 2% Bi vicky your own | price; Y. aay wi oa = He asus Stabla TOMY RID +. Neh nse _ i “At : = =D. Boar GB Mercantile Build; | nbamed bot Ny ys | _ r ha ercantuile | wil ing, 7) ca oc RE rent * abanne Mdiettae Noor: 4 Goud busi ness location —. a~! GARAGE st St Be Son able. 3120 Be on: rent rea > rn RA . " j 4 “XCHANGE. - ware.- UGH AG ENCY. : Al, ren; 400 aa ~..* oor Roar ment. FOR SALF : * oe ( Post. Dispatch , 30th n} ool ‘ 8318 Meramec St. Cquity of p. + : anno QR: pri yo oy) ae Bri , d My modern five-room brick Californis style ; aa's eee —. ny ’ -A~ ~ ‘ Ov - ; an Offices nw ith light Se ¢ 1] lorganford Faurare by lan: ~ ll pad ~Location for a “Sas — - Ko 1? Ar Poet I) nar _— Dru! vere a clea. | j ® Porch, slate roof, granitoid lanund bh - rs F mercial, retail and’ ton & dis Sr “ageal location—in thes heart of ween POE rent or len @, for Erovery or! {ry town preferred: wil buy or pense: coun- REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE | ol, EXCHAN E--Siz é-reoar fi hardwood floors, Dute dining room. tia b water hea eat, : kitcire neti. umn ‘lence a fagand With ass..-; itiens of istrict rae’, 24Vvantage of wp Office in ®, Did. | 2874 pinetket. with or without yore POON. OHCs, Post-Dispatch” °F fent garage. WY? orp iarcpeyeng ne ANGE Of $12. gee Der year: pi She Brartinen ia me Cleetrie fixtures and copper perass,” “- ath, marble sink, shades f adults j =, cath, ae ihe! a For réeése rvations apt ; ton ia Choa ui {> are uby lo Qs, a uild. . A NDE ra 4 nti 4 (7) gi “ ee . would ike to share Office I TR — CVer: thine for a eewthie - Peg Rox Dh ( ms ooo a4 ur Derty Or ¢ ps ce far; n. i] two machines Street oan al ome A! a erage large enough for : : . ‘oF tno: * pe ’ S34 707-09 Wo Bas ~Thi e be} ‘“ +a. ote or Ah ; ~~ ‘ a tri lian or ! b Dy Vil oo SAS J iz. ° ' ) i =} ade P Cwra! mad ‘ gy . 4558 ; m Fe “4 4a ‘ ‘ t. la b> , ; . : - ei | Olin / ar tive ee ‘ Dp um er, on , _ tI Ny" \ # iD Bed } ‘ i te “yp - ciceaiaiie ree lh; | honee ; ; a Ben ode; " ‘-room 4 ME R 3 A Np | : a DE P AR IME N x= oul - on. gal saitat o 1 any " Ogee baer Diste . — Grand ay. Box hi 15 9, LOTS, hur Saja * hi r ny oo wd Fide. root “Ort “sd ' ~— inka, 2-story hip- year old and in perfec t con. lition, rea ly to mov e right ; “ aan =e + . aw and « : 7 hs i i. : : ; ; her nds: =~... ~View G riene- * ‘ ™ MUliding. ei, . 3 ana 2 - P Vv int " I: Wil pene 4 hoo 2hltors ‘LL T RU sp ( A).. Act. GOL DW ASSER é: DL BINSK Y REALTY co. —-... ae ; Hberty Bonds: make offer, “OT re aant Ma , With bath: westers.” @ BR. Foor I condneted mn hie iad - o apg Partie, lay Dereguts Sth & loc ust Sts Cast V estibule 56 **s P= 2C¢ heetn ut sf. I MRD We ’ a “ul Exchange S feeas ae ~ ¢: Hoek O fag * OF gTOU i. ear. for equity of of same, and now op ge business an a vas compelled te dispose Th: silverware fe ——_— _FINE BU SINESS LOGATION z: , Fe Ox Y-256, Post-Disnpatoy,, * OF - ib gn ’ost-Dispate? Wish to ‘Spose of m yr +, “Fences Corner Kip high w: : LOTS “hy en S10 GROLEPy — '— . CS) dence, " ~ — ! UN2nwavy and Gravoi $3 for. : Chlcage iOt#@: clear. wee rye Ah Y whe * Want $4 VUL f; Tr R a fi ' TRY one , ‘7 gr ; a ‘ "nant rr a , 2 ? : , ‘ tif : . ; wi ex } Fi \ I Wey a” ’ #roo far 1 e “832 no USt_ floor, ie cael bra ey Pa te 1 RS “TF ag *| droga re Boeenerios Sen Ghee store ares Te Ok 1-272. Post-Dispateot PARM \ Fee 2d Holland Bh ae | becke connie “9 ‘0 Queen’s Avenue. U nion Avenue ear just three ~~» "+e per mor } i ive ' ‘ " ’ ; ’ sity r , ne > ber en! * “it as the > She * : ‘4 » fr9 i ~ @voh- nee t y ‘ i J v . " oe eee eu S- PO | wt OK I LE A y 2 _——— Ki | Orne, TIRTIE "3 Solid agate, Lie (ine, ee ao W: E. M! N TON lies Hole ee ad “8, leased for S440) “n2?-reom ne PP 7s nee OG Pre mises, v = Queen’ 8 Aven Y and up: iat ss onve irr shes t Shit Pe £ O00 SOU ARE ‘FE ER 71 3 q , : “NS. room 407, 722 Chestnut. Discount I> per ine ”~ the “e. Tarren = want -* Hollana Bide . ries $15. Gun: exchange Pree. aaa oy . 2a *enien eg r = e - : , Ore ins rf Poon leo - Sine we lor Mio 4er = ° 7 ah, i Nor si Ni “So : ‘ - wo. T . nares S03. Spler id a (ce 4 nd Street, Most Mode rn Bui iding on Sar ynd St 7 ry | LOBSOQOQOOGOOw 206) XOMOQOOO®O»9 2 - . ion Rs m f 12104 “np, a a v and 6 “op Dic 4rim. Clear, Box I). at, endi Rae oe te ie “ront, Steam Hog “len ; ee (e) thes ‘cc etely 1 oom te om Be ‘lectric Elevato 3 Dany scene a: immed “ sear a f ITT REAT, joa oO 1] a . a cas N mo -To exchanea- f . A - y , ~~? oj! land Pla . i L } wriths . f) = \ “ eee \ ACA “ rr u I £. (e) aks A is i r sa 0 and 10 ine h } ts ay t What ,2 thin 109 miles ef St. Louie CODD: pC OOOO OR ~ ’ . A , e) ale ¥ : rd. o8t-Diep- farm. clear, B ————— ————S SS : . B ie $10, 0) t AN/{. \ Seema” ‘) ie ‘ = TN (yr Ee tery eyees ~ . ad . STATE Co., “119-2 l CHE MICAT BL a8 Da light F Ch 3 + egg u =a _MATERIALS > W. EF. MINTON “fpiq* ant farm gee, ae eran wr TPT 97 te: 90 re ~~ v ” == ' o¢ Baha 7 a UE A Oe: Peat itl A AY a ABI Ce) ‘S y! Sil dq AO] \ Bsueurean PROP’ TY FOR RENT : , y} and channels. Over : Key iallpe e T)3% . cownays eo > A ART T ne le 20 fant eh beams, | _ B@low for jar vacant. Box “Y o oe c —- or RE ALTY co. ng ; | 5 nev tuinber, § and 10 ineh pnt ain i) #25.000 COLN TR ‘ ~1t, ~I). ne y 4 ats | | 5 N. I. (' or. i emp &: Arsenal] 2 Over -v feet sc ee s. Ww. co OR, 7° S6écondhan} “* SOQODOOODO@ey0v5 eLeYeye . Pacem = = SOG Chestnut e (fc ®) -OWD iNcorne 1 nr TT : ’ —_ & c) ‘ ~via _— - — - - ) d f a 4 in ' Dipe and fine WwW. BE MUNTON, l fone Hof} na } Acil * a. — EH ANY we he ae new modern dou ble © = 5 m : if J Perit ZeES : F n 2 tr) 7 vhs : es ‘ = S, ay i af} is i .*, a uRt i) , 7 . (ras ; ot + #. * inne. URPOsEe i (9) J. B. KAIME £ BRO. RE CO (e) rods, 1-ineh py 6-Inch Tae 4 round and flat PROC f Pp = ind hy ding: $5000: war. ~ Penta $10-n th of I Park: aliways 4 th ar 50 $20. te. Hon Sf. > Ponrns. | MISce: PP petits a es . © De Menil Bldg., 119 n Seventh St. (e)} forging, 1 siate sink Phone Shattine for " W. EB. MIN: PON, pos jy. @Me farm artes 0, 8 ; titrey : | bath: ge mi: -?: no ODiect! fons to chil. OU nm e) ‘Us., - 8¥, 3 Alpern nang .., “one Jin, Aper Y- 147. Post - [>i Date il ‘ i : Ss j . al fx j rr ishe ed 1123 4, , Ree aller pronere annum each want!‘ ludiy 2 (e) Dern Ireay and Met (‘oe og Nart Stein, | $00. OOO APART Mie * . & , at 4 telon ects - COC OOM CG BRICKS—_F ee Stein : . &. | ge , - : - . ite a pt | AWS wAS LOO: @) (ex1eX® MOOE ~ vi. etn, or e and leun ari ‘el Phone ery a 1G (in hk rkwo a. Six- roo! nN, S T' OR 1s - en ‘ 7 ’ Ke DOOOS OOOO ering of bed } f 1 re ground: eo AUtifal lobby, ed Tin acre ground; con venient to teat . ANC Sex (an f mg me is Osl-i) SDHute? mi — ox D-8b, 1S 4221 LAF AYE EK AV, t [ i! ° "hei @ ’ ’ arn . : > ) ] £a le, ~,UOU, O00 Pmt ne - > | an W. BY MINTON, 11° Hollana ~ ny S260) SiS Weta kor eV Payee ? c) Hardw machine bricks at «3 nice) hard te SUD E: NUE nn nat : ae J atn : #t St. louis Union Pack jinc “or P : at. sity M rv ‘ Tr } ? . + #hing a ; > 2 AbbIY mana ‘on eat lor. ane mectric ~oedgs a ner piace for garden Or , 2401 inj ana LO CATIONS ; _WEST - 00. or . ‘aner on brem ; $15 mo . . —7-ROOM RI na ALOW. ' — 1 i] f > emer P , ae Ne § tu Al (mb is i. Sr re, rm ‘ a } r ood floors th y? Se ey ace, or St. Louis! @ lot 30x14 roughout; hot-water heat: rated eX, hanger re ' lide it for n. 1‘ acr an 4 >) — . _ fe) ° xX 6 . ‘ eat . hewly deco t . oa len . Y : SOUL) ‘ Te? rir . — —s rin- . “ and Bre: Hen; these petnc ald a Li chery lone? ye rN LW) Deneh try ‘Amine — > Sale rice, 2 rm ° A NPN Pep iti be put CATS ‘Minediate). a ge ne ae Hit Woe Ni M kx har 2 ' Snes roe a. - ~ rar freg and citar: " rth $5000. %:, m S and awn lings 7 a . - —s Lease Price, $60 month)y Shades " ~ __ Vv, PPP ul in wh, te, ’ : ‘a 4 ae | ; . é ‘ l ene on ro . 4 ry y >t; . os ’ ai Pi i- ( . . — &éR «a ARTHUR MITEL 1 iep3c “4 Internatio eHow * soma gd ae ad Oe $80 fo DELMAR nr, “4:n. -Mod | ions and Ut-of-town OF oUt of town Baie BOX H-2a5. pol, Pesidence:; | . es @) 1m ¢ 800 Cr TT, Arts . on Life Bldg. 4 on sis4 > 7 nt h fe! Detar TOS ¢ tines i 2 _ vest of Ruciia ; odern store, $35: tine " y Be pte re i town buyers taka no- S: JUD }? }? LICK residar ¥ " . «> ee : Ol 1X H \ NCLE or ort igre ] a? a. i m (e) ROSENR, ATT ¥. A. AT So ui I, TE Rr. EF. C* Hestnuy “6 —_ : "Are age: iarge «+ Giese te Pee o« 30 00 (e) . . henet. ON these oricks call or ¢ ly \\ ’ ria wl SOT SOO farry ay". eautl Ar 5 room sine ean ~ -t,. ¢ z t , ; . ’ ~4°* ee ’ ~ Ore — « - ; = - r) ne mwyt >, } r.2 " : ta ‘ L@if. B NM \ ‘ ‘a » ; —_ ’ iM 4 A Li} / roo? Slricgcia flan , , ’ : coay SYTHI: SL ry tle Poor) \OUBe: ela, trie HiL2 Pues: Stall tore , Bedlig Oee bag L KLM A AK 31,, Hus -Modern team. héat c — c A. phore i Andrew Schaefar Qivy Doty] : a : a. Osta. . et , , - + ‘ *i ‘ na re ‘ pL "{ 5° . “ ; . ad Se DD i f ' ‘ ? . y) t ry y? ; 7 “ap ¢ rn ' re m sg LoVe . NORTH ’, Water. ("g I (*jla on 227 fe) vbI18 Page: smal) store °*2¢ det oe ee Os; Vly $2 4 Apartment | ‘ UDStairs. rides Mun CD + Ularenre and Natura} Cans . a Fe \ - 4. \\ P ive lear ys “ at] } 1X Pe: TeCOL TOMA ~~) L é D i . ~©2O0DODOBEGOOOOMERe,. i = ‘7 ’ %) k, 642 Six reomes and bath i al! vw IN. Broadway : ed 2 fai ne ober j bY i 5 (149) j et : ; : q , r \ ; — eh [hi] il , uyX 5 27. be D> a ~ by ) ,-? r . 5 Me by ‘ ‘ s : =. 4 ard , Kereke) DOOD, DOO OIE - ia s Mar Friseo ; ‘ "See nee J “ floors. . La AR On : 'TLDING Mar SRIAT , = _—- “OPTAGE Wha t+roorm +c. Sut} Ap a APART A pe NT» TO wKuble aed parton a ne pe? station; ‘large I. EesT KIN 17 ‘oe. “rt » OO, Nghtea » Sl... 5025—Large and splendid] loist, fiencinn TAI, For sale 100.000 ft; yy oe eee esidence: moder wwY CLEAR land: § On cash: want fi REAL MR parior, new, on N ware, @ et and garden, hone He iton 46] Mode . ] . ‘ «d- fioor room fultable ie hall. a i a * ng. : Ww) dows, doors, * Sowepomaleag : MlA@Qe, sory ox Jo.4%7 p Dia’ Wi MIN TOS I poy Halt wy a es ESTATE FOR } Ary. rn ce} r Orth Side; e : SE— Por rent \"iy ita Park —— ~ rl) tor PS omens Re ts or Studi o; sp! *T) iid ‘location; Siean ie ed pty a a ur ee pipe fireproot d chia 2 1,4 rs bow, hange ot ; we - ij we Vvaar > = ‘rea tiag , Sa te ae Poe Br Ty ' A I uu aren, Box q 6 roo furnace gus electri Tyga rire Grand and Univer it t. CD a furnished: ees $40 ae : — “ i 2 i? Vest In . ~ — : ‘ ; y ; 4) +? 4 « . . j ‘ et & o , id 4 I ra vy ° mS ~ aid } ‘) y " Ait : rri¢ ‘ger ‘ yy ‘ a r . ’ I 4 rooms. fur ; ta! ~ 316. Ro ; Py 1? LDpitiin i. : faction one ore ee Suitable for Arig joe" ’ fine | 7 ie : = I “Od co ’ A Bh Delmar. fc) heey A we 8 CERI AL-— WF op. sale; al) kin. is hut ‘ i ', : ling Ema des of ¢ ot . > A ; 31.000 TO: wi accep Dart trade w | MISCEL| L ANEOUS "shed: rea- DURE Moviorn, i rooms, in Cias ton: larwe | resent ‘+ J&aUitor Service and Set “pie | MESKRO iM Por rent; very dstlrab i? ia Pe ition; eS us first 2nd gava VW LING] or eichange; jap . elute UF Clear hous = —e Ponape PeTAle natent ws 2 ie eme Cxeye oe ~ “Purnis art aCe de . wha moy” eee: rent ~S4 N Grand £001 KaAaqr ar ene 8CO Bldg lerson, é Fees ° , . 2 OE © coun, bl = spt 5d uit Wanted, paw 9. @u@ for st houls neecoesooeesoeS neoeeeeg furniat *, ap: ment. a 3 on owne r. (lay on wi mn Kinlo. h. | for : rocery a: a, ; oud! - Store, SultaL a or AON, 457-- Money maker fom erne eect initia ' SS a Mal A,TION room 4%. 4 W 24 ; CUA Cry Wits 4 & 4 " et - 5 — har ane eae . Rew OF raceme j imad iy e) _ OOO00 — leo ai C _or FOods bryos ese hirer: ‘aetalrs., J i: een” 8200 ree | ¥21 Li,.DING > : ; ” es : ‘‘. Od af. Dri with ‘ies Be nh ‘ ry . wa we Sve © oe : ~ refined ¢ t, Nhe : OUSE—For rent; S-rooin fra:pe- irnace -340 N. rand: » on ——Paiter: — 201 8hed @ vears $20 , Leo RIAL, Mor tale: tam O00 ALA ‘Exchange @-fanciy ” Busine tore on first lots, f? . Address sakes: Wil 7). r ined cq ‘ples Colfag [ it; On Carsonvilin’ 2 eT Bece OF £Tocery yr sip 209, double store, gufta? & ASTON, 57491 he (- orick, 100, 600 ft ite pine, oak an pouth side: want roy —3-reon iat and Qessiness property. eeytOOr; lot Zit, St.. or call Ober, Addi ss 2 N. 16th! V0) X A i) eed bath; large lot: on Carson, j! er Near OB 4 "Ns ? dry Foods business tay ’le 4 )! » 7749 -A Nice little Store fan ig: nut ta) = n}} builasy. => supplies we yl ode. - Pay H ane . wae yh ©] lence or sing © fi. and 6 rw, Py) “es J ruy Wd Cxichar £6 for 3 mat Ge CBI Oliva Tee “ — ae ACh (@) ‘S IHR c TT Spe ~ ~- : rane an 1? © lita ble SArity (2 P* grat? 4 r Pits ~ vs 9 , ‘ry . r io 7 “y ati : TO. .Ded | sAASS8, ont ; pO sty OST-] Dateh ' | oe righty Pe alow, ~ 8e t) ; , : . ‘ y ; : . . 2 . & al} tore; > ua i‘ il7) . BI ail YSInes os ne AZ 5lé Aarre : ‘ 4 oo = . > wt Jeon if , , . l AR .) W a ™ ‘ = yh. s) housekeow rooms: ro : OHN HH. GIVE NS tt } CO., 6200 Macton. "DRO a OF n) Niner Or tail, heat furnianed: OP] 4ON Je & TP « S0oTr 200 ne ebtains rz RRCOGAPE TY ' : i » slagney Leg, PrARM w td... Ky Nhangen Gg } ts, 4806 . P-MIST, mr oe 3 O.. 108 N’. Sth op art on we Mo eanEe, st. Loufe nrnon. ry , " Bing . % ;, - . ~ » Gers ‘ %% JT, ie “2 [nnf ct. TRINT €3 i Psd “——~}* ala: One year fm ee . + ties, , uch WATS at $ on 1 . oe Pp et | «G- louse ~ . *s ~ | 1OUSE—For rent; 3 Foon. + farce ot, Bune L000 Geasa? aLRS Store: low rente) iD ASTON, “3360 ~ ; “quare Na tor af ue Aen wale; WO; oe 000 ‘Reve for farin: Will divide ‘out ‘ y ' eure 140 acres, 30 7 tles fram with bath on « “1 floor neal oe i oe \s ing wr A 4 o-ee are 3 om | r N. — : ] f : , ; ‘ Y 1” TP li j arty ' { “aye ne . . ii j lie ° all ’ 4 4 Re ‘ 7 Pix ar ws i /\ +e : . “ry 7 " » 7 . . if (tla . » * , - . : : 45 : D about 1 mile Weet « Clayton: rent ‘Ocation aes ©or, Greer ay . Cicellent néss ne Shborhusg 'g2: “Ti 10g ‘sym Co... 1290 & lalfane . e «and Supply Ruring, 1105 Park ” ba @ bie tine. town, 20 “Ah Ccultivatior ond buge ie ind sta ate , se! & Gnv lower *'® Not goij ‘OE to be © HOUSES _FOR RE t month: also -room ‘house With lot 5260 tek bY : “ tor Cars. , ov» 44 on 4nd We “ me .. “errerszon AY, : Ei¢ 'SBs Mor exe) ye: : , ‘ rhe » 41T ver, no) M28: price $7 Tah With ee Bae fran- es _ = ss a Orse = THis Ie . OUR ; (e) NT? at Glendale, Min : ja, te0 eed nar + Rear [ hion b!. - heat aes ON BS Po corr | 4.' MBER Nery. at bay tin two ; i . | a ar yeer. : 6° oF sale: for farm or Spt NCO Stn) Vani fat or « Ottawa Same, for «, a faon wey, . POl adioinins ©) gg ee. } : one QRTUN /EST = Ret TRU ST COMPANY Clayton, Mo mrt 4 S¢TVice., ’ — 4s — - re SLO £00 Paglia "$45: $14 % Yee 1 3, Mic. ret Um houses Brice | ~~ a Post-D ret 3a cs C-35 Pn ly ad - What aye you? Box | @ aa 1 tre a "ome in the Suburbs Ww : ‘ y wer, J = e can make attr: a ‘ ‘TON, 510 W r . : ; = O ents on OE pete Peed pag, ES ‘a8 eis oat «mtd cA. ourt @ ish be si Lica} Wta dD . : ae = eee “4 . won ean me | DE RD. : 140 (Map €wood) Fou; at. ne pbore. a. es fas : “4 Or aled: annua! ! ; IN'TON : ast ¢ ‘(OOM : P [7 R NISHEI D ‘Hommoqe — Bet ane e Ces; £as, bath, : 4 CTs t si ay 3 & KI NZ. R14 Chestn y+ et | Tho inducement to responsible temane’’ C.) Poe gy RAY TE ps Fe mths GoujsS, fe) Bee” alil 312.000 Sine. vant a hama Worth ahown” Ore ams m8 ? MIN’TON, 112° Hollar ‘ Ride fa) $-) . pw Pi VO K OF fy riiny {,~ ; anc ele .s marth. 6 ut eS elm; 2 I 3. 7” med ler ig iad vis =f Or Sale and three W. FE MINTOW 1}? Ie} an Parc payrn nt on thie ; ; a ¥ — 3 #ARM lo exe) "ge, FO f ®) ret Ah Vista DI et K i » We haw ~~ , ae eee — “CE - - fc) posts, in good , mndiri. ee | a . oon ._= ae Suand Ride 10 tne box Kk. ‘ . ares In Rumney Ma Wood pr Tak ie on- ‘ home, food f fae ave 1) RD.. 70S { or. T iX@edo. Webster) Oo “we sg Fhe NTRAL E AS’ ‘ON S70) Corner «? ore, with entry in ni Be it fs) . ON Jillon. 42050 Naturg] 4 L Ad vy La lor ex ar ge. — lead, ~maere P ! ~Disna ‘ ) fr) be le . 14 peen na ime hath t ly Dart!,y °) Ferg , on Car 7 “8 Kirkwood One of the fin. 7 ee “fie | Brick residen e, é acres groun i: fus. - P ARP K rR SH, ntate NA. Pe. PNA and }? cht from) , &ide ° splendid “ye ) JOIN gw. es oe i ; i Ussion = Wood) 7 90MS; Cchickey B [" SIN : é MORRP] 10 ; SS! ren reasonal } | terials wel a4 as ma- . ‘ yt 4 Wtd.—To er n - ae _ Ponthly payment lp a all barn. good” | Pe Bears — S. BLAK Re ae | R7xIT1: $12 ESS BUILDING CRIS vt. R. CO., 1008 adie, Nati, Malhoards, ‘weather strips; cheapest.! flat, witht 8. Will one bingle | Now rented quote “ month: J'm 2’ ¥ments; ® coal 7, Fo0d soll s ae LB rP Dow , ; lot i i : ? } 4 ‘ ' A fly. sf . ao P . . lOstreint St. \atioy Fi. Cte 1 ape , =e. COD ‘nhiey ~ i itn) t : Kone “ne ‘+h £0ing “aw, aww acre con! I St mar] c 0, § Chestnut I if a y yr] ST CO a J. HII o. ‘Agent. S10 ¢ hestnnyt wt. ner oe =" pull ding On tha soutnet? and LIA MIS, TON wee Wine bow ae ” * . Ljtecas Ah Lsir, Ves 1201 MM “arxet a7 ld 26v0 Pquilty for a smal) piace 1 tl ve “f Pe ruse iin Tet O86 Wnriens ay. ; nui Zoot Vetns: y : Pe . ; a oa 16s Ky 3 : Aw “csinut St. ’ xe , ** os - : 4 weve ni i and Mf. Y : 25 Cor. “Cr ReeAS o ; metre wrt «i! OMoDdDile windy " Ls ~ mar ~-02 ‘Cr fo} eT *} eae oe ‘ f F ee "ae oo a “— ” money . cn ~t2 bys ‘ bn diag. Maun bey Vou te gor “Bes sae ay. . What haya HO “he Wid t Pech dl eres yy n@ nei gr : er on ~! ) - on i. , : Ve With the ore tA ae van f z TE STR 15 D.. Onwu& our rooms and (" ASG ia: OUrth OF or t> oe Ph OP LOOT. . (e) } i I " ; 1A: pap - Ni y ] i = ete hborhood:” at al? i re ated’ to | ee vf tan inte " ) KS ; ~~ COttage , . furns or Water . | | basement: a ral ~ loors anid ] "608s, lake ir Sat Bl ° irnovproaved rics, ! (00x ]: Wey lg Ms SicT.-M LR] N RFR Th, . ead OT trices ° «= Lier, Kis RESIDE NC} lO room ne t LIFFE, 0 (0 iVersitv City) Might) a “Ired Dalen, ope laing ‘ot and &arage iy TORE. Past. tn nan OE, cd Ritts tote genta part thos OE Ht Rhian ry OL Post I - Ns ”_ 4SO $1 y j “he 47 pot! for place fat sults a J. &. Fey t I Ren : Estate Oba ated & HAUN: Ho St 0. ears to run; open he d. _ : id 1S beau. i baths Sur) Le rior manage egg Cer, ' — AE AT iW LOO hy 1 ’ . a gi ta boule, “Pd; prt. . ¥-67. Pa t-1} Somateh wean DOFCh: | ¢ IGAR sp IND yy Peo F e tae “heap rent, Lindel; Gane 1526 Humilto a ANC He R ror ING CO. dutlds OF repatr, | LAN: pf exe} ! 41 ve \" es nev 175 “719 8. Broady =~ Victor 950 eARGE Coins neath = a «+. i. . - af ; —? ra ’ ~¢ I a 2 — eth ’ ve , P ¥ . . - i “¢78 oY \ ts] j ',i ’ : } , y ° . . : Y P ‘ Y HOME Mee ape fain. Boy 1).97 p #t8e hot lobby; bar. Stop 14 Pe mk ole ‘wG Easton. Delt 2894; 22 Street roud: 5; mortamns a it: rei P Sean ey ngle 5-6 : : . FERGUsoe LE TRI sr Co. Main 1 583. cn SEDENCE—Con pantences: aaa near 7, : dig 1-97, Pos “Dispatch. , ( Bn “tro a6 aston, nj 2 ATO Store: plata. Moret Pon _— = oe want nF cards pate eT ~ (OM) 1. 2 2ke SL000 tty at, TENt $500 per sear; ex hange m We » aw HY Le pd EXC HANG b. WILL 4) ~ P = \? PERGU SON 4051 J hired fl, gchoois, cars, 21% Se ink av * Wie Oster a iy i‘ Tree rer + it down: ~-- } ont T CW] ‘ Orute 1. « ~ ‘ .) \ \ } Y es , Key : ( , ~ } v5 ;?, s{[-/] Piwy ' bh er} v ()] SNM {} ] fay ° AM , ‘ aoe wee ' in i] “Sire ” ¥ ‘han re } (x IMIS ae LD A i \ Ie 4 }?« . 4 Pte oid #7 has rt mor t; ve : ier, Ro ( gE HLOW] “4.00nN ce oa STOR} Ce ‘aan = ( “. ad’, +“ IN ant roof or Filtter re ima |i 2 ATS Kor « Wout kg ' ‘ ” . ay y . ‘ «1 ; erly ‘ if P . era Se ht jy": VA ; . AS Ney 14 . ‘Pp Polnt. : tin . rroker o-oo . neat, eal; - $5, photon Nice brvretry. ; = . ._.., By wt 3474 Dales hares. hey Roofi if - D. OF HallaN, ¢ wr i, 204 ~\ oe a4 FARA chano Re) ines ne Write or P ca. ee desire ed trade, DHONe, GlheT ; NS] M . : eo . 3 . ai - . . @8serit, o WN ‘th le ‘ mess M&C@® for rent rer ¢ : rs na e) A] kor . a a a . ? © IM prove, O21 N. Fy ‘Rove ' . DESKR pe en wD aSONA S45 Kast, .. =e eat ery soe Corner; 155x12 3 “ , me ished hoy 7 ER GRO\ ES, opposite Algonquin . VYOM— les) a - ——— on By, : . ath; Coa!) Supply in basse F, *hurchil! Ww) iittemore aL. Bime t .. 4 hantss] iclarie #2) ny nd Dione, 419 Mer. ST RE 4°08 Mae: Or reve P a! li} SK ROOA ‘ it: oF : (7) iA rp AUN CILY Hy furnishe niall private otiicer emo) __manutatiey . - - ~ - er 8 a i Driy 42a . = 7 6454 (Wellston Now ewer Be! Phone ate Office ' «A 2 ARTIC; LAPs« PER EX CHANG HP : ley lang | YECKRY MARTIN rae , Lick Up ‘Rar ne’ Yo WANT + j ‘. eas a . j cuts sti Tle rmila *¢.. vie Srey ia! ! j q pe, . FEF AND MTG. ern WAM) . A REAT, MARGA ‘ - . Soe , we i _ s/Telerred, Box 4 nea © fy perin. tt Biack river. Te ee ' . Rea} i-state Offic “ ‘F NM ee tBALTY +. : ] ry on oi eR, r.J> ° guson, Ma, tie th ife PUsse Mehaje J SOUA + | 3 ; > NY. & A ( 7 Dr. “ine Chestnnt aa i bergur y* lei] or e! a S| We he ¢ M ilten- ities ins o CARDS” ; 40Siand. wr? Cha tnt. io) 009 ¢ L..4 R Arka, . at onal sana - LOT a J I ms “ oo1, | fT RZNson Mo a MAPLEWOOD (c = ARE Fis ST, on two floore: engine, LOOR SPAC| . ; ae Bh ~ tor 0 1 renee, ty MD ON) A DD rr AT tr Ss 4 i Re eave ‘fom sq ht income. ad 2 "Or gale corner - Sreaeen , . ° s i >r° ee id 4 ‘ ,\ }- SAV Ay ; ’ r) A ’ > ’ AA Art i Mi .\ } . Win? ‘ rer y > vif ‘ei GpN 1] " »! rn , io qt . » , . ‘ue “ae s (AM) 4) (7) I AqgKT on a Me poller, stable, vard at 44th and Easton: 000 square feet a poate. OE Proximately 44. ST RE, rip: . al S, Sis aa. CHY property for tS Who will trade Clear ii thos : "* S0utren plan Ware “a7 ik? land Bidg, -| Sng me -oF at itemobi). Dedee “el fo aen $1000 tene OF. Bale 3- Poor - e ND AP’ T’ S. wea month on a leace Crete are ie lap COFS. in steel cor. _— 00 - WILLIAM Crpa ew?) f8rms and assy, e, W. FE. MINTON 1100 Holland’ tm: ner of Mas ull own the porthwest cor. 464 Throad etn unday, '™ Woodland ve. Map) niahed /ANTED | RERT RP , " £00 ~m.. - > Drink ler equ! ' ed: iV ant " ee di i sOMS ®& ntle ‘ 4 Sour Pro} eT y OC WUIN h: ‘mary iv ete ‘ ’ , - t re ; f ‘ , y ert et Biel r [ R 2: Ive Parti YViurs. Box ' al i ale residence mace Vard.......... bia ~~ het: alen fi) : niture lors krocery and ma iene: waa he tn Gs ntti’ roome ani bd of. er 4Ction + + any ". a1 oe | es Fou quick - Festi. ‘1, ‘48 BR } tOwWn, box O42, at tsa bN¢ LAN it ‘harm of SU as res, in Peal fre Ira ins me a" Sox 4 ‘Fey an a atin nice ICHMOND HEIGHTS 9 1 Seoheater. 1 iy SESE | $25, “Inauin” Ere fore makes bie money: . we : bath 27141. 994 know wha: Ou Want , a ote 2200 let us —- + : _velfors Cour ty, Mo., hear ij “bore, ty YJ FOr gala ' es Dh fe) NEw » * - _T . a 7 . "ocX1Ve tid aie; a! i ‘ “noanegea 4 “7 ‘ : AROS ty P Wd. — 4 or 2 room, Ma Irpi ! a or it Manie pwood Tree oe 20 00 utter IY 28 re anklin, SL AT EL TER Hoi: ‘or rent. for you : ai a A “Mai - SF ete : ee ekchang 4 and 6 Sooms, modern : mM ener ao tse palance pasture; ¢ . Gartield: co ° j ag 2 5. lion and | — ne F Bet be] aplewor a ar Fences. exch, : a sheds 2 wo. M. STITES REALTY CO, FOR RENT—Po f Barc; chinery, Sullable tea ;e ling hoe ) Nae rrr ‘Qed ST. ny 2irground ark, for smaj} bungalow | T° , “Hd 4-room house. barn, ete.; splen lid rovements: with ¢i0t _ 188x “), With tm- Call ownatilin Steel | ye Renta 4nged of Y- t ot large building: gyfr_| field ay ‘DS hogs, 401: ’ Gar 2151S. GRAND a1 in Webste Hox 1)-2006 Pp... ~ ™ | Meck tok a 4 mond rit) provements; wi) fake Liberty ‘p —— OCP, Hans oO COR Veniences le “oh £ Heong _ av, Ph Ules : Marshal] 116. . uM. e pend any business or off: a ° 2208 2} iT HH N M MEN ; aie . oe ey >; : ‘ str “aA ° Post o-D spate} cit ore - ; iia a? Mn iS Ww) i exchanges for Rowan. “ae AA dee + ond 7. 141° * . ‘ ; 4 iy Wa mn nf a et ws - wwe ‘STORE Sood Corr ~ ~ e e 4 4 \] y oA lL Wtd. UY OXCh an os South 4 » ond es stu) is clear Of cebt dO fe) is tA J on ; urnished: ms Tied : FRANK: RN oar {7004 orner for burt, her PEF cere : rhe. & Peeidas me. I li LOocern [)-| of to cok? large pie Rte eas fat Mitchen an new : 6 pach} By lderty couple por TRBAN- Por "farntehe ome. _Wed- FR ANKLIN Locust at, : (e82) _4143 Natur ral Bridge, onadia. 1308 N. GR. LN D AV. End: 9 roon z o'b thes" Eae oe re pee in West | house and barn: cood spr axe aa ‘one ew y arg PrOPerty, rented fo colored; gross re mt, 20M 11TH ~ At Mitchett ay Ben : or ri roo m. Wit! : . 5 an Some \ furnished, pear car: for j 44aN, K 4 + a (s00d busine setae & S’'[" Holland Ride PU ACH ANGE i ms t -" — ee AY 1C) i] fi a peg Otek f VOrs - {urn Stine size os . Powe oe Acme Ele, trie * @Pppreent.. $20, . SS0R@ us, Lindell “665 or Cen. | For Da ee ‘ina aoe rey located an c2-...cekal suburban om ot 5Ox200 larre « . \, HOt-warar bens; by ushed pre ferably. Box 7 RFIELD. 4X: A F-room bri ‘kK house, ; ——:2¢! Ma rhe ; (CO2) | PEPHEN: 5 AUM, 627 Chestnnt al 5004. . near tae. ae: wane oy nered, transport “rg ” Properties t rallroad _SOUTH } SUT Ts a AL.’ ¥ « 0 Wat No 2 can be arrane: ad fer one or two enants, | OF PICKS Ww (ty rent Ruite , of of? Saye STORE — 15247 Taylor: fina~ stera ona S — Box 1-407. p', Disnatere ’ City property clans: aaa henge vroperties free and |} ~~~... “nn Pia -_Wainwrigh: Didg. 5 an: JP one or WO rooma ® tWo-siory barn tn rear: lot SO feet: Ing of 3 private office a VODBISE- rooms in rear: corner Liuicky at: tare...” aa a nn property at oo 4uge for desirable COM? | LOT Irae le ; | a _UNIV aed Dean or be | roo; n Apart ment; pestis Can : Tite terms. ‘WO! 1). reom, Cent: ‘ally Stes s @? id large Te ard oh ion lar and Varied: fine pla Ps 7s on : a f i REAL ESTATE WANTED 4 ed I ACES OM ,4 Slrigte ”’ dnd § reon Tiat : res 1 a © ii111® ,ueiUA, ior Iu | pati ‘U- (ur, ~ Ta Cheet Cal Moree, Gikoy hed; terms r@asonah) le. finn Stora Trent gor bs nr. Ulery ogo? Qhe- - we) x Dloel \\ yar ne: Var - re; ' he “ee ¢ : ~— pre Gok. AVOPTy and Gree Ols, $3 i) 2308 = ; mit s (o*) fo} . ‘ bie v 7 “~A Cenece mor T..40" }? 1) ' > ee She al Bide : . oe ee. Sac gs ('@ ~ x (i } - { ‘ei ’ A?a.p . ‘ - : ; 7 m™ ~ Wid ( : | LOTS— or sain, 3 TN V Re CTT Y he , ATS > & AP She Ss WTD. & WON 353 3) 3 unturr ished rooms, ou 2] lw) feet Secr ens. att active hs Olfti« es, ner (rrand a’ de] LTebe r? oP oF oben: — 4 « Pr. ; tj isi} ‘ ro fe nine (3Tavex ‘ » : . i ' i 4) = reer} st) ¢ ap! : ; ~ « Lae?) r o « oo dif Ww ti tes ~—¢} ar OM « s40 a (*) j tow n of? ic e buildine- iene a uss Aow De ito: &: ery ic e, fle t* ator: sir B. les $24): wit h ’ i C4» } 63 \\ — Dre ~ ‘s : ~ 3 , maa «i WOO! Tiong : t sa } at : fiir rf Drie, « ~OA0 veces - ~ ' 1 . - ; va te , M . ts a AT a be irg +3 n- 470") : * 7 we A 7! “au Fi i ‘ r on ~ - Siig, ‘ aé ] u ao | oT I 2 a "parti an _ ’ ‘ i) it e: ‘ary? tt J) “Oe rt co ¢ rr, i ; 4 ° , ae ‘ vlise ? ‘Ol- . *’ . re he “a “ pS Pep rs . ’ f =% _ a Preferres ie 4 for R= iN 3 3126—T. colored, 14 roome: now i. | linmediate rental]. “Bos D357 “Sea 7 “Dis, : I OR BON meget ition hai ; *: 0. CDdiiwg 06, Da ray . S16 Oe ee ru 3S, 441. b>, t-Die as j i) u! 7 Sane om 4-OX iy La ee es. (aranit (city aria? vA i] (a ba. t Osceola a ¢ ‘ Vila a 4ti iuir oa) R Rea fa is w P oon Ai’ ARTMEN'T Ob By re =. to 4 i repair; open = wae | OLIVE. 2ap Will alter: ¢95-—— iV ~~ SCOTT, £00 Chestant st.) COMPAG Wea or 4 roo; . PARAM Wig : : Post-Tiagrtst for difference. 40x D-389 Bissccrnsy hot-water’ heat: he fesidence: Rt): & chates ss “1-AT We yon, 2 q M. R ’ aT .. j : “2°, ine Ww ’ Miter ee Satin at. TOomea. Orth Nige- ry uf Store Nd flat athove Sout) Ost “Spdat , ’ ts omiee, neat Lar ed 9 9 a Ow : Bday} 7 , it a Z| R O REIL+. ' ' ‘MAY Distr o———-_/@ bargain Ro, » haies se Side ' ‘t-> a it t+ owner 4 : oon , ™ H. AO), ost ve. - tF S 2619. fa ™m ‘house $20 ' PUI IC. = ¥ R. A I. ‘ O.. 7 28 Chestnut. 252 N. 14 arga Store RICT. hb ‘ a | "TTAGE \ ’ BON D-289, Post-D is, : oe F 2, ‘ »* S400) Wan , hear mt, Si ty) \ A LN Ss! Mp Cus h Wiuant fa rr ’ eee —- WEST Bids mrificn’ ne Thi ‘ tf wt: ’ ‘a°ee et AP AR T Mie NT W td - ta 4 HOW. ARD G AM RRUI, * & CD. ; lar: ze ated % — , JRAPH k STAND... In steam heated: 1 “daniter fervica. aAserrvenrt : lat te Quite’ Vt —— “ear in exchange for FT a alg -4; Po Digp Atel) 3 VA | Mi N TON . 1123 Holland Biag. I OT- -Fo Pr sale- M peony, te en 9% ~~. 4 ited . sty | x en, ie ne big anit eu. oop November; "eR 917 Chea! rrit at. (ow | Pos ost- Di te _ » Tare arent, Box b.- 26. ; id ‘ORE l P OOM, CHRAD AP Por a G ] ost Dis patch. wre yt. oder *_* #’TOoOom wa "ac, Same fu? acres of fine evel agricultural land LOT—Tr , - elf gh APARTM ENT Wtd.--In, WwW pte Band 15 room Houses $50 and $35: bes ou ut | STORE- 1216 N, _Jeffersc ; smaii store ={ | SB10 N, Pron QWay: fine by USiness location: pi. a GOTT KB, 2202 Was! st fem) - 2+ __ Bos Da to — Dispatch, In Sully County South Dakota” ~- ig jk foini mle 686x210 on inzebors- ap. 80 Yate = Home “8 looms MONS, Gir. ; "8 put | room in back = : ® an special induce ent fees ; Bi NGA] x . ; a = OTT 40 ro.a er coe ame , un): pied, aoemota. north. of on ng corner of Par , ath ‘ontaing g NWa de b ; “4 Mery, lrg Tey ; c : M. McDonald * R. ey Co oe ROCK; free Ben N phone: $1° c) —e fr ent 2 Ke 5 DOOR : — AS\ Wr. To br ly, reon ‘ ~h A i VM a. rip ~ #-TOOm flat Tine I lerre, thea f inital: rich, ceep soll and free Cation for a 5 n sylvani: A av.: i lea! lo tile bath, hard i... } . attfo} rooms Post A brig with best terms, Chestnnt st. (es} | STOR x Good storeroom: ; about 15x35 7 —¥ 23 26- 28. N. UNION eee: PY ~odern. Box H-182, Post. Ue, zie rd bag COVlas@ Or Presiden, e. Box Ff rock, nardpan. ete.:” price $55,000; ex-/ tract KEAN} # % PRANK fn “Cec tmes wi oor: ho Water 52 _ pret ond Mtc) ee a ° al a “ és a“ LAT Wr 2a =~ an ee "Ost - ispatch CNangea Clear for Se. VFTmerte 3 yy | = = a s ¢ "hewt f wit ODe } : .. a Tick “4 EN oe naan 1 en m L.—Dieuibis o = n r for | AUS inenma property . 7 nut, ven firenia-. aoa MAN ;' “AP ARTMENT Wiad a po ag 7 —}-room cottage; phone oewer, | STORE. ie, . Bhewant . x.-, Di.. weer P Penne: hanks” , Lin- fron: Very nn ic ttureg ete ot b aes eee, FAS range. oe =) neet ne liv ° we, ; > . ‘ Bod loca ation. - 1. Wd... gine do wily ‘0 car Lairgroun Park sit = rn atid unwRa! : apartmen: *.%Y*: a 5¥ terms : ave own bed, Linge. Fines d + i Threc furfished: hot and « =e wat. > | oy a ing Ooms; Yard; basement: $20. FAST ON. TAYLOR T RI Wey if heap. R va ew 478. lo Ih le: Da y all Cash come Box F 44 Poe? ~Dispa ty ™ want in FI,4 i \\ td ~ Wily trade 3612 Ny orth 1 Mark et ' $1200 m al ore or 4partrnent - cash Price hey at office . ready for Cocn i Pane, ; anent ; refr rence. : ines ~~ aot telephone and hew)ly dec Orate. 1. t tip = © lay ton; small store: Ses i. (47 4 BE + toms Ba bey: ay Ge Bathe t’ -D v1. A 4 a wr 4 r Xchar o 1] te - “ r- : st. only open. fe?) NeSB: gnOd ¢ ='. a . 254 COPT: GH Wtad Mixe. CO’ oF pie wa rence etering. OV P ores way, eer ~—--- PO raffiec: $16.50 ; larte store. $18: — Can for caen 10x \W'e4g Dp USE be . font KE Wed xchange s, ‘veTal Places of MOMBRIDGE AG iN nen ae " Es Ke I Text I'g rk : will] siay BI PAN, aU44 ~S- rvenl house and bath: STOR oS - viihilicanaieapin fe) | — E I so WFtrare, $10. ' . Pe ee - ~ Rox WW -443. P’.-D, Var Or smal! Corte — - ¢ + ; *s of are Nhana iy AtLARN 84 gf 3318 Mera MISCEL I . ; for desirable ngiabtebent Lox (*) ‘ “138 Carr: corner: 8 rooms rear: ¢s- & DIC KM AN ~¢ KF. = LQ Ci) Wid Ty) iv an equi - Cat a ox K-45G, pp ty et Well lo. ' — Rasta on LLANEOus | r wale: one } OCk from : ee ond 58 ’ if tiv an rr) 'e oro. , 4 \ Be ota, (9s ,j pat, . _ , : tng ag : kilo ai 4 ‘Dispates ERIDAN 56 tn : with bath: | ov wolghed drug and frocery corner, —— vest ts fed) | vill assunn one deed of trust oniy, $500; FLAT Wia ae; oe ee — roerty Bena. “he, Y- ake p SS horn : northwee a ‘hey Hi. TRS i ; i} rit : or Medlum Slures. Tine location: Junction 3 o m0] : J I NY ALO“ vA tr] (> iin f x “ e* _ 1ij Pears ve i , wir - Cie tr ine LOD] ve “ian et and sid Walk Hi r} ST, i Xx i 147 P.-D. (ogy at}t Si, j or : @ " we aoa 7 ur ~D, Ppa te) Bie. ‘owt DAI EB. 2 (Webster Croves)—3-room | Streets iclie h; od i Natuta lige: 20°80 feae One floor; modarn mh, ‘ottaKe; _Toom aon —' =. 2 IV @ FOod trad Pox W-401. Py ejne: Near Gratiot station: deed of truse ACT@ Prounat!®: 4 rooms ae? barn: one) f*!D: S2s0n. 5, % Key w . modern dar. 2: on: Car titi T10 7” Oper 1?) wr ; mer ao. an ait , ‘ I or a Yretai] nt . OUIA proas ’ a Sout St LUPPAG \ “lat , ' Want sina} fiat St ' oo os S Se 7 wed at, Webster ¢ —— : “3 oe L.A’ I’ ‘ iF Al’ - Fe" XN ae bs Ld " stag ' j . roe Ne) / { a > e+? NX. Oth Nnlce d fa 4? ; . eke inanes eatin ' > ae ] sine Ss ebal J : ‘ t fer hie P 4h « nay ; ye rye a) Ms v i . sa © SVU row *. I snd $ , 0 7 , as n = Louls, oP Coeur _ i - ay ne , —™s00 vn ‘ re ve dae ' 7 - wd ~ oss TT unt i Ma abe | NT Wid SHING TO. el ane lead and uufurnis ; loa ent re ‘ » Foor Petal! Stan Ss lated dis tri. oy ~ ge Spal . nick ly pony I> Own Pr ee : ~ ai “(16 Texaa. ery) : SP'endid inves nen: Want er, tare ar aoe nea The cas oO? e]] On easy, terma. 7 r “* orni lay ; Fo: TP : . : Htil 3 tox Ann) 24 Washi - (® JOUN DOCK py . weer ren rer Bel sees Oo Ut. Kers at fone ty FT ERTY Wij Key! ONGy for 8 "kla fin: POX W-441, Poet at yy = ’. Post-Dispatch — ee: OO-fa00> san ; ®00 $7 per . Bae, We cbater . an h. : : ahs -" aot¥e i frien. J 2 | = ’ ie De 5, & HON 1025 ‘ heet nyt. % PECK Es bare, "10 Wainwriel); BR “em . ; ne Sarralns Want ful! 7 i i ; : * aaer . i oe hb ® Was Br Ineny me L@rry g: Mad! Son ss: : hip ona bie: any ‘ . j , + . ‘ > TG fae Pin » ; $a Thre f ; — Te ic » COLAME ED) i ae | With } ole. ’ ‘ ld2 Re W-455 j t-f " eri 1ATS, A i i. Will ‘rade ery ry , oe — Hi A, is ncomne _Propes ty Pay- iT he aey ‘Dilla le lTinde Pity . ’ aing * - ; ‘ee " , hm ; . ie ‘ ‘ . . ‘ iti y e ve rag ate ‘Say , ™ ie Sg ft, ? . , . iil + ce of ‘ ‘ - > ” ied ve. 4: 4 . i }* . ~ or Snail Curniahed a . yeas corner of Mure uo? Leonard COffee Dehy fom : aia peer ye ce ane GARAGES AND STA o Pita WF tinatiel os te cota rents Si) ver Year for ‘ eh. ~Ge wit inves at; iMecated hie , ‘ Ne ALA an sthut at. ¥ lishe . 1 a ard, . Iu on - near er ear fac. =. 4.574 Nice Cant rar , j , at he Wy : ~~ M ‘ 122% ay ss is LAL) cab rARM iA ry ; ; . re } j j j j bs ’ ANTED a vi For ; {| fn good order: open for tne pection A Pols Sunda ¥ between Cree . > to: he iy, Dele or double: pa ll cash (1 A RM We ror ¢ . £25,000 M our . Min Oj fr yw 7 > houses (eniee Pa O! “Tr: Nandise fa. . " ‘ Y.. Were: r: - NON iin, a RENT To COLORE : ~~ | YP. ass es a : ae pte asi full Particulars bax HNOLOH: if CC! imwy 4 ae a . ' weiss fee for f r ™ Reus = ~ toon vunga OI i 4 . & an ened ages eer - ca s \ bone ney s. 8B | i , ~ “ages in! Hos t.4 = » re ii x Ww ti.. a : mG y ‘4 Luck ‘ MY Fo ,o l« f) r 12 oo ) MJ , ust ay ai ft Vv } \i N Te" 1? } t 7 ’ ? ~ MS | off ‘ ’ - : ot ! ‘ aed Pad . ; ¥ reoms: with vae a 5 >, . cory (ra . re i *( R I, ’ f Al 4, 7. > - E i be aT ; : _ ‘ é vil aN n an i’ lj 4 ' i 7 ‘ , 2. : ' ; . Ma hinh: eter of bu ying later, EA be Tn ¢ & ring 3 let at a | fi. ; aon KASE A ‘ES For rent . Portahbt,. 410- Linde!) P| . a v tad i \\ td. a" Pott mo. ern - re 4! eS) AT] it e, = a Sean (rtUT LeU A Shop A ryt pre “K Y. iA J] or a] 4 foes = , \ ini " a ~~ r Hien . A rents. S Nichway. Riverside 1231 W eb) OP eS ee room “4 floor... oe . a na “OY Rvod ‘Ocation; have . sh foes OPxXcel le raft horses pete ange , iz International life P ir WaPS: DMCe reduce. One-half fo ok — Of Me «. wo ° } ' Wig Re a r = ~~ S 8a at > ms ¢ tor ®4 ft 1s G A RAGES wo 5 OW ashtr Fron feON) OUrgain, Rox L)-UN7 Bene ‘DI vented ‘or big wT agon, e . wet se apy on a . inf —” @ @ ¢ Box D oy. Pos Dixnat _ = ‘Gaile, ay. “ , rs _ 416 W, A ol . ‘ent. 5 or 6 room brick, BITC R-M ASIC JEHLE jr CO. r I i | GAR. AGH: -V1GA Cie : , | RES De oe . : eaten, post, ose oO anze for reui stale, OUOS P " ww? OO Oo @ 7? © @ VAR, ie n WERe ‘te * | LOUK 195: gs bi , on ; : : n ofnia, ‘ was] tan j W r - : iOowts De y r ] s] iM I ur Bs e 4 j i ' . “ 7” > ‘iM y Y at ud Gravois. Hox H« 9 N’ er, st. (0*) fay a AR ACK Mor ent "$3 ~ , ; Peer « trict) ‘ ig Abdo iL «thm West: nities ‘ =e at . oo Tt °° ov arle ca = ; ‘ & sey hones, Nf . / : ‘ p , e : MASS . r 3 month, : BS t tonto? Modern: UD to $15,000; git, foM ARM Wra Prade for {2 roo : oT ° ; oo 4 So obp * Mation. ! 4 NtFAL AZIM , eenta, = . — a — 7 l Ga RAGE Var sae as 5 =e Cotta age ar Hare. Hox D-2Ry Post Li lena Sh ® bar- dence wi : D Ps ee i ~ ye ~ Nem wt on 4 e \ iV Hi 1 me ° ey al on Bird ’ a ay. See owner. al b >. . Por) —_ . . ’ ‘ale (.¢ ee lee and 2 stake w agons: North ~c&T—BUSINESS PURPOSES | "” le usiness wore CARAGK—For rent fi re of. , | yt AGH Wtd.—3 or 4 rooms: Ty + pal Ottage in city Arment, Overland, ns “= e BOTs - - a nae n-. “ 8140: wa, rr eo ep tt od $30 per month. Box ~~ | Adsotning southeast corner 3d and Wash erdoah. Victor 1aeq7. “Pree *241 Shen. Sor heros " RK; near jolored high s hoot’ | —w2::R. R28 = 7 > ° Oe nor ben noe ea - ton De elec OG. — =e -487._ Vowt-Inenenae § sp at " _M NSCELL ington + - : S = —— ; +t) D. Sn oe? Dispat ba ~ Al’ TOMOK [ik > We : b ; ' : J. UrNace, near AY gs) ston lice la? igi ~ eum ‘rs si | Bs , | AR IE ok = ve. ©. eee | * {ste aT ree GARAGE Kor rent oa a : ‘ i 4 - shad ; u io ¢ MANnga, Sti) ™ | ' \ Qe, Ther NS? ‘ . . " a : ‘ a4 i 2 - : iy AS : , _ Fi « " hd Tr, i a > oe iin OUS— q ae 17 tH’ fa N\ % ING H n \ I> oe RY A ™ R, reads he i 4 oe & — ‘ ough for 3 or 4 J]. j \* ta +4, * or 30 ‘ ig ri¢) eqn 5 In \Woeer End res | tence rent $60 per od = * Lae we A e@ - cain s ne * dar) 3 OK row! 9 tansy LANs: « ley iwi _ . OAs Hite ay wet of Laurcl and pout th of De! a Ry STORE 1 ang | SAVING EXPENSIVE BLEC SERVICE : Pe Onth.” 2A25 St. Ty uls aa ullding, en a tem” aan we With month: for auto nobiles x F-3449, P-p ‘. a | eo Ox _K-4i4. P.o15 Pies per month ° “es Bay oc cua AY 3 ik Or pan: stake ‘ > . 4 ‘ “* SAY? ti. . “pi ‘i ; } LS a ov , . ~ , ‘ ' +i j Pate> . ——— — - j tis Bp » Modders, tom VY. 24 “Die ye: — 3 MPAW OO ranitoid basement: easonable ren: GARAGI ‘eel: for two autar biles: g- = Ha =. Sara) a Sst ¢ i - YO =) yl @ ILDING— For Sale. frame hoilding ana WEES" © SP ELOOV Pop ees pce, ” at? Niel; ie ’ ted J 6X 1) ; i.VUiS. l*hous ; NIC HOt, AS ac II. qe an, © { Or oy 4] Vor : ™ ei Ty vr 1314 ) iu ar Cheap = Oe mags . UW! LO j >) f fi ©@ Int ofr Blow? ] ree hee fi - - . oun r ; : " - ‘rT A rents Sult ie. Porear 1990 i . £61) . *y Awe 7 MERCHANDISE ww fo exchanee.} . wis LUG 6. re and 4 living rooma yam Consiste of | HOtisE— jie ' well - th Apartment aes fo. le rg, ‘ ; “TT = - GARAGES ated ("ate Dyer j K> elacrrin hel, « ee i LAT } miny oan a Bil; ides: new ly dec ( ‘> Si lo 0K) . . in ’ > ’ ; i)? lie “4 fy fw i i fo ir« : 2 _ pr ‘ ! Dar - ns re ‘ i’ , P ot . . : ‘ ; . 4 " re for nase, Phone Cabany | for; es with nen, Loe ee ‘; hol Hu ore Grand A075. ho [8 Poet —7) Lafavette Addition ©: back wa . and Pen Tanent at : (ort) Want Phon , eas and | GAR: AGE . brick - . ~ Mtd.-— Dey Pay from ~* fiat renting ¢ $1104 per x ; 4 ° OFM a , ‘ : . . 7 ‘ e NI . . . ree UriCkK Cul Cla f > ” 4 re , “J pad, . $i “) an they & ; ‘ : . ids : ; : Fh. } S K 4 or Third and Ww ash: Agton aw ‘ ‘Ate itr " iti 4 ‘ivor, 4528 mae “ue ts? four ’ Gas »* girocela ; + - , 7 ' ‘ * yr ‘ Ae . , “i » ‘4 - - v , , a la | rte aiMente 41 nl Tr equity Wii) get) single flat « al ho or hom: "gre, PODUlar location on the BUNGA ' tery : ates “> ‘ i : ' —*? 7 ¢ . . n ‘ i ring ™ ' wt . “>> e -_ ‘ . a re : ' ’ ; : , . ai AIM 4. onea i Py rt? i verait, Sea Cs 9 OR APARTMEN ] TN ees M \ he 8 PORK Ae Dire. { ent: ance frorn Corner of rening- G ARAG Ke ye = ~ . y>, . 7 - & “ius t De Cheap. Lox W-4 Dal ray ery I, -400) j ’ , ’ . ° ‘ fa ae “OOF . . : y vay ’ ro ile - ADWay. A, be re. al AR KHOU SE—For lease - 18. m . 18 Washington av.: Romane SOR YAUCAN’ Wtd Will ex hang 191 Dente fine § auis County land, neaj vaved > a : : ue. bath 9g (NCS. hard. © Tt Will take pibert y thon ‘9 in part cr trees 9 Wabeter as wg OAD yy AY ANI) On a1 LON. s. Ww. COR, ) GARAGE For rent ntie TArag } uring Car for Vacant reu Cstutea % ? Poa take “uUtunObile, ca i @ial ter & weit 41% ey ’ rent $1: 96 per year. Whole Day nena Se PLA i COMES AT . : f — The : : ‘ ; et Bae e “il a! I atin rl a) : al . , ‘ . = ; ST wives 7 t, : o- be ; a rer? re ’ 4 Oe ee 2 ’ + ic ; Ty iy : ~~ ———— N PROP TY FOF RENT. 8 AND ie cee j OOO square feet - sprinkler. AK) Wel i a) phon: hore t der \N Pow Lier eapee es nh Orst Ciléer, Liox D lof yt in in * 4, ‘ lan “7 gee ° a 4 new | tg - . rRi a. SOMP ANY, layton, Ma with Be Ties fess nn oye erhan harne NT} ‘ Ww "OR T ° GARACGH. “ae: ' Mate lag, For erchanee 4 nd 6 raam het tn ‘ rea | 7i@; ob reoma, -$ > ——— CORY e ces ee - § ream arn ? ; _ ng ; ‘ ri, a, iTS ie Tiica) " +e ” ‘ 4 ‘ teh la os I . ‘ ‘ ’ “ oT. ite o ] AC Kr . J ER ON Lae OOo Py eee ._ -. e ; ae th “0 rooms aby ¢. wil alter ‘aes ator, T erminal sy itech, Box ITS : : ee BY.3 GS Jdcimar FLA 1.—-Hot-water he t OUuth wae. rat for Quincy, HL dw ing and large @ *>* e+ ping porch, Holmen bed. Win pay 7. — Ma a lentes 1o k Leckes Vebster 7 fErden. ot, ; —_, roe ’ (@ “é? DUTHosne e Dart « ts Cor ine 23 ? ; ,SOUth Wes ern lo 6 ” - purnae eleertric Ozturea, @& line len ne iPr a PRN exe) 5 rater reves $8500 ; : o orn Mette Wiens er. Pi GRAND AY. 1000 * > . ~ i 7). 83. Post- Vispate h. CsA TC ACL Wir “ater drat —— ' t . ; ‘ one rab ‘ts S8C@i Rts u Sirict 0} Vi. : iain — noe , { loa - $1°4s a : i ¢ a! t - 0 , ame, : “ . Se for “le fa: Sogt? , : Mor an nt. @ : ‘ sshd 35t ’ mes: . _83 “cach, F Or rent Pi Drs ns cha {4 }> ? ’ a ‘ . ae ek OC] "a iA ‘yy tra la K 4 - Peed ; ‘ ‘ \T; —_ ; ' 4 ‘ > ; " 4 on bale * » . ’ - ee Ps “.Ne@sxs. Wise pets Fy 7 res 4 2 ~ j Charch ily Wht ttemore (n., (° a @) | #5 on Delmar 26341: | wu BR... ns 15,000 ner. er . @) m ited Soe (eas) | .=) ) ‘ " . . + “ 7 ‘ bs } uh Se — fone , th, furt aa. * — ~~ ain : - i @ (e) Main "Sean Mon: i {_ @7 fra!) tiS49 o ‘i wer tae I> 1o7 , ee! } 0 Squ: ure Fe ret @ IN THE € v -AUST On : 6-room falaiie: medere: |: 2. Afonts by P » - . o> . “ *; ; , > ome f “i > " : : at orale oF exchange. re © Font $1440 pee sg hatewood faces: ¢ rile Meek € rwoma: tot Set: | alien, Soery traaamte Oe Wel | OSt-Dispat ; . Pp ee eee UE ys - One , > = © eel ; e ee SSO, av. IITs; afer © leet rie — 4 7 a 5) - —_— — , (ASH {as enuine barentn = G. KE, ] nders, S18 Merchants A4-64CIUe jilig - aU, 7 j sONty ef.- 4 rooms Sita, large chen » “A " _ resin f "NAcCe heel . é . s VARAGE fild Olive st.: reom io a =a he Orty if pron el waeins ‘4h TN OOry, pe. ER ar : (ao = a, har furnace etc: rent $1200 ” Wat uo ‘TTT ka REALTY ™. Mancheet a+ cor 4 Bolice ™®* fomt ‘ -om : elias 4 cal on Te | Xe . (e echines. Central as4s. Main jing” °F 8) qx)" "Sue en as 9 2 YS Peply jn | fra RM Wtd.—To: exchansa eauit 7 come, @ Der reg: TR Man, ester ay. Phones: Marsha)! i7@m,{ and oe ery ‘all or on’ S@lent te a ‘ : rr ; >, ”» “ : ° Z ‘ ®& g ons j ee eels a2 ‘ i I uArn ge, ae 8 os in ‘ 44 a : gr : > 1s or 9 } ‘T Hi 642 4 “rooms Lotiete es from dow S etd nes ewste “0 min. O ictoria () (A A ACG kL Rric in . Glectiri. llgorhy+ Ir?) VeoHlie ’ roperty inte ‘aeail ys ney eeet an ae ma We | PS ~ 24 Jom eateannermninnaaggae > ae _ “% Oo ; ‘ * ‘ é j a j A ‘ ‘ - > Pr ‘ sa ‘ . cc. " y ’ ‘.* *. _, ~ rent $ wr 1D: city water; — DR i) ‘ J © ° (®) WARACE 224 Von \ Crsen: « , “TAGE Wr \-room the ps - 1). “SO. Post. Die: patch hn Iw q floors, furnace :: reat © SW ITC H I ROE EK RTY Pert ay new ton... An orem, T27 New. Matieton Y tory, district. AL, | ph iA Lg IONS Ss Wl IS 4 low rents! gt ae can, (Orated In Kouth es Louige cee mod Hos ot aed @ 91440 per year For Sale—2] acres level land h porch. der hare sont ficore ee sleeping “OMPAN Clayton. Ain, a REASON Aft RENTAY (e) (e) SAVINGS TRrer O.. 4925 ne» Quick deg See Mr. pp. - ring " WHT make =4:-—For sale ‘. . oe O8 Wa ; vO~- De Tonty @ new double @ pat nd in the S'ectric ents wireet a: > eewe “Wwitaire, Es aN s ‘ : ~ , a errics ps ee seterh mar av., S-roem how wit ca ind fat ree? riar 0 : > . . ry! : . rf ’ rent ; Wweistse Grove op- : oe forita rn. Dt and ive} (®) wr put won in the center of the ©) t, LRAGE Brick wid & rn a ' 1M I Ritz pe AGENGC Z. 33378 Meramec fer. hd ty washhause in > ie -~ os RA - De int t arior and sltenp- é, count ‘ conve his ne to Cara An. | hay. ‘ _ oF a. yh. _ ‘ive CG , = 120 AS Ae, —_ TURES Wnstiy. b& cor. we lon td, Skinker © downtown dintrt, no other loca- ‘S ne en Ente. water and OTOL: - rane” $1 phones ia ier auto ar sf en Box Hi py ® dines rte ig wc — $2400 2 =. oing Missouri Pacifie switch aval lable, “Give "g7°™™*F. Ov Wricht Bide. Phone = ' ; mats eric ® tion a . ) ees suites fen: + Der rThonth wee WS Fina. = an \ SA heyy ’ os ; "+ SISO Barages: reny ~EVUV Der ¢€ ° *. bor .. Ciiive ve ion as rood. Office, Or BUiles fen n {e , - ii ae lo fienfelsa bme brite ‘ lj 4 Wee Pvehe . ; se ; VE R ‘ ANTI, E TRIS ST ef, 'D. 436 (Ww eer % Cor pf Mdevente, 4nd Windsor ie) $20 up 9 | GARAGES... i, Dusty , - tan wD ny ae a dp ¢' nia CO. A W REST Ek ioM RF, . na oS = ' » Cor. , = hy , ant: Delinar and hint , ante fer cash: on denoa wer Grove Hetehte her 4351-53. ena, ani te, SOR Geoes it and electric : $50. Cen ive eg ge ithng ate Shenandoah @ 4. oqmer: p~ & nee especially eal 5 private; « nhiy $6. OUSS De! s ar 4 a Sis Onl) Ll satiet my R M ANN Bical wee . -- ro 8 ls 4%~« ney enth a. a —_ Nas: aranitnid floor : Cleet ry: ty vou ~~ what you Want N ‘ Ww at (¥ ‘TT 1¢ iS \A'r , er e Vereus } : 4 ane ¢ For a. e. 8 | acres leve! landa: tn the en: son Bs P ise 2s \« ime 4 ari ay “w Water. Central 6849. Main ling” me oe Sale ade. = Un- rooms, electric, furnace. slate sinks. S05 Chestaut St. eonvenient to cars and having Missouri Rerete iy MOt-Water heat Sarda ' v east] uM a ry AN, $i Fullerton Rigg COIne ADK a. t. $3000: wan: = lence of ' Pacific Pwitch avy miin ble ~~ * SOReret, 1 COttazre: wil) 2 =e HOE W-422, Pip | ) ond foreye : . , cur> and Rs 7. a e¢¢ & ¢ @ @ a - ° ¢¢ * MERC ANTILE TRUST co A rent, bot ix tas " cash and wai ber month e, ’ - > Sih a& Lac ust + Vestibuie 3 ie ail . WEESTER GROVES TKOrr oa. “=

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_Residences Flats, ae 8, Apartments, For Sale foday. _ ewe BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES NNN st ps ie ee a a eyes - - v- _—.—— “ rad Leer g 5 Oe t GS-5. ere, > . bs 5 ba 4 ager, nis BUNGA ES LOWS AND COTTAG RESIDENCES FOR SALE eee PPP Pe ee aT ee a eee | NTS 'S FOR SALE) a en NY ern Scare a B a 6 rooms. 7-Room Home—$500 Cash a hale eae eT Te Owe * ~~, . tapi te ort ns “$2500 ti ine: ne ae Rents, St 20 00" } OT Rin cage 2809 Russell y OB an i Sidew alk: convenient AG ENCY, 3318 lei 1008 Chestnat st. N Ree. B E state “Otfeer: ! HOME FOR S 7017 a Ay “Baltine C Gaaae For’ Sa 4598 Ie Vans Ay, et ee ne pe 4 Wee HOME pod t} we ™ Mee oe. - oe ee “Pst IN WE BSTE RB Lr ut Ome eat ripen ina CHL OOOQDOGOOQOO’E OW . R GR OVE PARK “CRRA. Pe wes le Par k Bar "Or: ‘ain a Louis Bargyin | batanc 3) $15 month: a — we ¥: bes me 4 Caries . Fans = & hogtent t's ing ~ ia \eKey OKs OOO COOOMOOQOOS : price cate $2000, 3318 ee st. p AY MENTS IY 3505A. Pg te . ESIDENCES FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS” rice ¢ “8 5 a "B58 1S Moraes st. 33 prt yt Th 3018 Meramec st. “W. E BSTE ne ats at iy st. zi Ww ae roathe and * electric: ; mien n Rane anil REN TER DOOOOHOOOS. OOOO eye A BEAUTIFU F W te ci ca TRE ot 45 K Y- wit SON vIn i ARM? {r 3318 $ Merame: st, tiie oc —— ° PUI OO OOOO COOGO@C 5006 B D AC ON” ns same as ar 50 and side “ ‘alk made. N. Bra, al NE Wv STE ‘AD sh and a $500 wart. § WonKINoaangs we ; Ooms. lor 110° PER: ____ RESIDENCES FOR SALE A. Dream of a Home ‘339 Lindell $9000 Ready to Move ini Hi Open Today - Thr I] ae —- = = : : Homes for Sale * v257 YY ernon, 1») rooms, hot-water heat: ggg Fe I pits , Clemene. 12? ‘Pooma ‘hot- Water am neat Pe eile, gas ‘s viet Catas. ‘2 rooms, furnace heat, 162 Kensi; ton Y rooms. furnace id hag ETT pe Bitccrteree: v~04 Ca! inne: v rooms, furnace heat fae RR reg Bern. cede C115 Kings} ury. 92 rooms. hot Water eat: price .. ey a OE ws t4xx W estmir ister. 12 roonis. hot- Wa- ei ler Neat: Price. . 6S @ a exe wu CC). mens, i) rooms, hot-water - bt bee Sistaals. ccc a « Da throom, furnac e, Ke aundry and Cellar; all in fine condition: "hee | | S1xIV5 feet. Owner Will show you thr: rough, Been C. R. MILTE NBE RGER, 1N Sth n_st, FORC ED TO SELL Modern S-room re sidence in S700 block terr “v.; owner Will Jeave City = Will sa, rifice a $10,000 hom rk: | $Ta00: hardwons floors anid finish: ee ms his | Seen to be appree nated. or card of admis. | e Si0h and de ~ ls * Aes 3 EPSTE IN, 617 Chest ‘nut st. ———— B ARTMER AV. HOME. $5750 | -ASY TERMS. H623 Basteses” av... modern --Story, roof dwelling of 9 roonis, bath, reception _ comb ‘ination. fixtures furnac e, ha: rawood | floors. Cte.: Jor 40% 154. Keys at office. bargain: price paced. JOST-MILLER Ro i 2 CO.. 105 N. Ninth. "Bargain, 4438 Deli Mode rr Onetine of 11 rooins and am. 4 rnace, hard) 4 00d floors, 00 first Linor | nd ‘cond floor: hall, gr anitoid Cellar and | wells elegantly decorated and Dainted Throughout ready to move in and finished pear nr. thing modern and 27 Y CR. MITE TENE ER GER. 16 N. sth pe. SACRIF IY ‘E—F] NE HOME , Mis M: iple a\ F in that beaut ifu! between | nion and HKelt AVS.: lor (rx 1): ery Substantial] o-Story 1 l-roorm brick dwe!} Mig, in excerient CONdI tion: OWnher’s four War seryi-, home too large. must rold: worth. '$10!000. will sel] for $e000; All | @Aaaey terms Sew owner the JOH NN S. B L, AKE & | 2 RO. ‘ S15 Chestnut st. - 3 OB COTE rete ae 317 # 1) Llerton Bide. ae AND a nae sien gg ee Ne te aponaet E0Us ~ HOME § ACRIF ICE. 309 FF Vans av.: §- room brick: arpace. e ectrie light. strictly modern for _uick sale AMES | PLACE asy ee ——— we 6636 Kingsbury & brand- new, up-to. of | date, s. room houses” ‘hot- Water heat, bea uti. ful tile bathro: In, hardwood floors - many *pa- Cious « losets- the interior ofr this house exceeding |? pleasing “aNd must he Been KORTE. RU ST R. eee, T ow er ‘Grove Somers THOME B :ARGA “Dandy. C ‘ottas sae e (@) eit tty “ c ABAN NE HOME. HitPsnaea * 7 1 - > TS FOR SALE FLATS. APA RTMEN MISCELLANEOUS MIUOOCOOOT ~o-Koom Br "i Tp: enure = finishe 4 co beck pate ‘MODE RN “HRC K B U OE Wey a oe ae = ag 2 Rigi a ae SORT Oa alana ne TE SSR PS ita - a oi. i se 7 ~ sap hme. ia — _ + lle me hp i. a : . le Se le aig easing. tong ine rain By Y Bargain - O00 (" ge At Bu oe) lows ting 86 Sham Pl, SORES rte INVE. S STME y 7 MAN I Pieces tWO-F \MILY. AP ANTM: NTs try Cin oe fame TO Ae Se ange WOVE. PRT ion peas Wi Stininster J men a dn ee Seremery, POUR Civic AND KAsy Oe ean Berti ce. Bhi oy. Soon = 5 ATTENTION OR RE: E Bia DAS te oe SVR pope eget i ar ae ——. ~ ~~ CAP OL Oe eYeys tg te es “XN ~~ a 27 HE NR ETT A ST. PA Ps Oh eve) 2©OOservern — Mississippi V ‘alley Trust Co. Line LL, cee 1829 L AF AYETTE -. * Seay t yee, ‘se g o eo c £@ ‘* t. “EP STE IN e13 ap re: — open (Oday. Our terms are most lit Deral, RUSH PURNS. TIO ¢ hestnut sat ELEGANT HOME| BARGAIN T am none to gel) my elegant home Windermer pre and wil) facrifice ° | Fuiek sale: comtahy 0 rooms, reception hall, | Water heat: all modern Conveniences: z [eco me there, or see my agent. 4555 WASHINGTON. AV. 1. EPSTEIN. 617 aay &... igh —— Blok Strictly modern 10. poor residence ©; hot-wa. fer heat. hardwood fh Ts, brick 4arage, ath, 7 ‘Umerous Porc eon "Can he boug! nt iS Sacrifice: ferms to Sui Med lease. ey & G. wh BL LLox kk FOR COLORED: , > 1914 ‘lt Pull ieee iidg *)e)e) WeOdOOROCDESOSORE@OE PRICK RE DUCKED £500.00 Rig as 70x 785 t # . wor dterman Ay ed “9 7 Asis Pods JL, a. ' gO (iwnae nny reside? and any ? Ke a quic] “4:6 Of the thin 14 oor bat? h tf Water hea VW Take NY liberal ¢a, ime in Sor but m ‘St sell: no trad ) MERCANTIL TRUST CO. ag = Sth A Loy Ust. ; Ve Stiby . ~~ ove PROPERTY FOR LE S) PPOLDGOGOOOSO 66, SAPO 0 Ke) *eye) DETTER LOOK AT THIS S-ROOMV RESIDE NCE t22¢ McPherson 4 422 4 Tim didi Y VU i) AY Furnace, bath, Kas; oce had by OWner rs Price $5000: Smnall equity, liberal terms. ILE TRUST ex \gt., i &é& | 4 imt. k; Vesti: ile \V ashineton Heights D a | we Of ‘ Park aver: er trie ry } : ry} ? j ‘ ie roy : -e . . i bart via mee j “stam |? } Se) ws + fe « ® a4) tag Vf e} ’ : ' ; 4) ‘] i's ’ « ‘ f. Samy I i ; . > r “a ' \\ r pp} 41. 2a its Tie sit j a’ 7 Vt ‘"? Water, arn a. (wu elo Ww CRM ingter wv! *. 44%) ot Py rehineg ‘ S mw af rita + . “) ll Watery i) « ee | Jou UAKE & BRO. a5 7," r en‘ ‘.ENIFS ’ SULIDAYN fiiej pa CLAHk GRAMMAR SCH ews: _ ST MAR ARCn Al, SCH: 5255 VERNON AVENUE © Teorrnis iar iwood . hee tte : ar a a inbhing Huimphre: Fas heater } *rything this MOUse bh 5S be ; Fone over and has bee», ’ thin hs frond j (ivi ae 8100n- epen? on rec ex« Sratine and Otherwise { iM prav ‘Ue the premises “wet card of at. istiog th gee this PFOPerty Tt Ie clear, can he "ld upon liberal ferme : A Gliacoune fOr cases , A es Lan sat. > Vedtoul. Sheers SF MOCECORE Goes 2 uri . \#)eveye) OO TOT Ty 2 BARG “638-40 ( TIER( iy" Ss ( CHE APER ] THAN PAY KENT. Y KE KE L M AR TIN ‘HO™M - “MeDON ALD S AYS | 4 be purchased at Mississipp; POURTH and WONALD RE. OO.

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Moggonae er a ‘or gs or ‘ 3 A DE NC He a ys price vy Sree slate y 232 ronreticn wi oe chat fr at I unty oak, i ings oe ge a "h ; tou: : & | ick Cc niy ric a uf ‘ al ad - 'Y 1u t b k. ac rn AH , ac M x lit tre n privie ; » Or ¥: e: £8, er: ne ity a est ou eve nr ga S| ~ yyee hea } ot $5 + A f br! ju its 18. use 5 Ne ak D 8 land in ~j 8 cre “eee ce a a ae =-r Box nw Tle sprit “pee a agtock nu . a an ; e . 4 4 resic er cu t. @ 10u Le] 900 br ots ric st to OW fu | wit § es WOU) .¢ ( if W; stoc , f: Sn ~ wy p - r - ‘room x is. ill ring roo? ne, -"s t et built Setar BPP ee. stora e: 2824 or, n By $ lectrie parilite : pt bow La AV.. K; lot 80x tone wned | J1247 , gutlry. be 2g and i ~ and _ “4 Rr $1 > +d Ben = } } A} j acre pt pnw y Ag _ bub ~ fg a Fe ee owns coma 4 N. E ete. : furna 2 ieke. 1 nte 5154 Pat S Green x13 of P . Make Pa ir ont ae pen b “st. —. Tag og oe » Bumk es — J. 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Or in MF : 686 $50 rn re -st eas 2 ard at) McP ard an ra ood ee n OV ul be = sale >a call 1S34 “ o. mil “? d and sy 20-acre inate 1: 64 mile w ens an ymer res, = (1 red \ ie xeK th sider’ FG.. 8H 0 ¢ bat ,omM ory y. fee we - or HE on att rage f! bin cons er $40 14- $125 ~k'0 or sO ISS a ay 8 0 round i be aM pply a Pr. “pts Ware , pl pr “oS ing lest vill sks _ * er aoe ig} ash h, 6. 8] ty rod | gz ick; RS ly rac fo 00r K en oO av, and he ho ae tI st r ee if ut: b me rr ac} far y wv rd re = a r ent op +g ult nut WU ] xe ta! re land D ete ha ate on] ra ON tiv “ge lien ie > im Benne, tte res: 40€ ake ai | ba full di, builal, ounding: en iA tee = om BOO i - ame st n ce { ay : ll, -T y c mit roc @ > n cl ce, e@ or Al | ; us far arin it vou bidiy ad ling all 1 ates . eT Lule rail ! of exch ed: . = ot % Ix (oxo OC Se - rombinat a ame nt. lot ateam oa | - os. 2" bout, pric — : ty COC °4 y ist. I] ti! ory 125: hea i o Ww vin Th on ee datio thre f pe uite | LA pring? § i esoogy s valua Leonie Se ¥ W. ns meunine hicke * i + 1. atio Ko q er ti n oin dj ty st for ot on! hath’ c My : g Gra if a tiled b Bag only | st AS SHI: a | xtures, : a ection | rng $390: t a cation f “TH betes shake b'r ot ip be chinkon’ good pe ad : attic on yn bt elec om av . Ss. st r the ctes ( ar 7 rdwe | hd iors terr ee M ric tir _{| FA ~~ wa wn - thi t nh. " ns rn, et ow ‘3 = re >UdS, Ke ak ee 3d ps ne = on ctric s, hal cere in fi Beoigeatam | “he + STON Rain * eta sere Lan let stat sul ——— sul a” ae » Ste only — -- ais tas Sit ter, ss oe Usi- | mi Loui tg r out a 0 acres vening. G 6 WOOCK oat third floor, 16 St ly te ent; boyy $4500. n heat, | f Roos 1 room BI at $651 ns fie pwn, | ORCHA: on * $6.) th nt. B phens, rer et i NSSOU Mt. \ he line | price ; . Bn res ed with es. 14 1B, c WU t rd le 't Loui 0 ‘ a f : 1a 7 Vv nu "} m resi c@ Hut he ors. | ‘H ag or -pDa 10Usan 0 ve me RM. vne sa! 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To Hail down, se ad in town, te ike bas Pingt * seg ouis, _ b hes ite © uti { Y ANI SA me ae € vaci ae 9 Bea107 ogee Se sen te “on iat | Wa fixtu fray A to increa: oa ee nai- | nite “* “tree in foliet. Y ASSO Receivi el “hous ter, ¢ te a; “a ‘a 50 pe Mo. fannie: patie ta gl ailr "8 Sho oom e are xper n thi t | D \" t on ant: m - op 1 ex ot- mi- ell: yf w ashi ure ood V. rea nz v.: Fvaper Ca ae nfo ie 3380) ev eive ee | _ oh se, or il. 0 acre as - 2 per eS -—— - RG Do tow un oO aly wr, t L re n ‘ tT: T ' OU) , Hilts IN¢« ce a slat st rice cel -wa bun a 3 moet nxt i Par %. ase apn 40x — hha S ote investix NJ aT ER e- ‘ ;. my ’ Me _spr sale youth . a on — CGE gses n mbe ac at 0 ad ( ‘ul. 0 Sul £0 S. y FF Gs ba r e-ro $4 +, ter va 810 the on id conditi ro in ro ACI State ic tie Ltio 4 ery wher . an ing or ly, Zar| cre FARM 1H ssior ar a ho er us: al st | 1] d PI BU ner TRO vuole “7 of (Li OE it c he low H rat bl.. $27 ior on val D- gre $150; ik oot ol ate nt Ss ore. | tM or r tre J “ig Pema ye RM. 81 HE yn: 1d ar ol: prea 2 rch s AS: lg AV y} fc b nd or at, AR wh 1g] Bae 4. sey ue. | 307 = _ AS oni dt o all F aon ade, a hea mul 0 Che offer d. rchard art 5 J } io) y STS ‘ST 154 it in h rick og idit m » TF fc} ifar will, le mo tone- A wa hou shla jzati ha all | 1013 “ or la ard le ) ount | a liles F in: all e! ich d i Sta ATE of L gre vod 7 Ss ] : : » Bt ney, all : noe a alle Xtt =. roc 4 6g a St G ure he uc Ww f iu and mh ely lho is, “hick es Ox red, — ge ie F St! ialt sal asl Ch, &. M sgh. vir ey { we nt tio ain, 0 nt 4 ] . a] U } oie Rg ce i 10 fir 4 “FRAN et 5 r \ 7 * ires: 1oOt- Ins O36 By sement TON Ss: “at, | est ives iK 4 J wed fre ens }3 si} H - sa ae ) ut i. - L11@° Cu } ; 2 & 17 “ur } Ver ) 1" i: ‘ 76 UIs, 8. "4 r CE ar eC ¢ | a t} hn 7 K vau 1] efr ANC! nth} tc. oom thre price = water ! + AR’ >: it AN dec sla ; of & St- : ARMS. Lyx bu e f 8, sisi crifice i(M- st. exch al] tive ar le >| &- pri “ t id OK 1 an ’ Dp OO da Mo. O it + 3 11S ll es } ‘ — ao’ kts: Ma oof, aC t , on Sa ne dl e Vv ot er | re rH teri roor orat te 7- ro. a Spr | WwW 2. 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Cott Mi "7 izes: hie stating fiers all ) siz ee years tenant Ma Sage is Pc v building we h t ie Ww y ' fe pre s ell er a oO sac : ASO! E P Cc ee ‘ity qui m Ww ed; 1 ‘cres ‘he c% ie (M piuff ¢ or ISSoOw ni . . z Dok | ig and sol ove! Cc sizes, 8, os | ; ! a a : : ea ve ale: ti w y df ac rifi iS Y | rooms. Fo HE { err ] ck he nn ni tota st Ne@StT ie roo b \ or _f Ps ' ea Late ti Ing whi sant eae hep iti pr 30x | W 1e LO ? ) oS V r ' / men lf Us anted 7009 off ce ce ’ tI o |i bane gga G40 R TESTN’ as ns sond = >alttl ear cel y a! raw rut | huil n } or Mo list arms N iste cary f iat nim} fine its at ‘ices . x | ° eS Se e Os t : ments Ns s month; th, Ki er pt ¢ gal improt want NEN NU uty CC Pane a orgy El gg & straw beri st + ae Baga . 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R Se ri py. these ‘we ae se toni line nd 5 dg. NEY low ari 00” to 4 ruc hy adit nd ec ; pr In out ent) BL go it 8! vt da es in iil LA wae ome; Ou & 3 le f; fo og A coy Aug. 1 st . Buhoe Ys : t-D Lit een pg . B Pre ts ive M Che At: se | One acrifi ee eed) pinta rar 4 0 a as a ent #! Md los - f ath ie, on side © diti OD Ct ible in 5}; = d w r an 5a h o cres, aus bed aud ND 2, Orl s SE- lo ea armi or py aabete SU att in ‘ hes Bnd 20 Bie a as? tes Ox atic ved of rl meni oo ands. income | rN ~— det bou Ac -- — TO tOS ra $440 O00, di oan ; N , 58 . IB ge : . itio j erty ; ach h g e B t mt ater 1d p cres n tir in land sas Str. EF and 16 rT a 5. s\ . ng AN '} TPL tiv: : Bo acre fen ial int Ist ad i Bad es acre ite] rty F pris Wa ae? 1 lan SO a dr Chen mi sg call atte = for nti f ‘ hot co. an * 2 res IGN, $2 iva E M tex Aw, 15 vide A B4x nace ara * nh, ¥ is j aecti ous Oa ox | ist be 7- so ee lly on Mi Ar av ~~ $ Pty oat o, F ); or s A | Banl wire: oe pong he OFi: i rant. : on ane ated lend’ 5 gaa S years i Th A: $85 1 ain — ad on ib act rulte a wal cas a AY fr wD), )AN- AN, $20 M0, | f d LD xis: x . in etio we >» F I-1, eT roor 2: ngs yu ad of 10 cle le: la ren ale, arboru wh Po borates Pp a hy 3712 ght PRP ers - Bayen of a” sie ity | ArI5. ~~ th exe $85 8 Us ag Bid a Bm peg 8 pho. sana va inut ae rmpr & 0 . ¢ scat ] ~~ ; ow ranit J ot 4! ex b - & Al P elia n h ree iva nt ‘la Vv i Ta per C a t, ele ral Tears by toh + nan. mil L $18) BI 1 titl pri raw! Bis: Ce} $4 15 am oo ar to $2 e Dj ae - J eg ay and hs hea esi es’ &; TOV @ Per Su ITC o > , a ; ne & & % ree », & 2M Ost- b! ou er tlo ain al- OO% mn fi un n Sei CKa R wher. “in Nappa nce ount y les 7 i: dz le a Pine sg pte ». Po re we - $20 $id ] L. & a ie! sh ac ter rab A Me } », me ct . . yr Os AYS ’ or wt ; 189 x 15 ell nd ° nor -F Li ea se, an n, Ra by ” bret Tre: Lie La is nt r M er. ¢ pee’ eed ye hae a rf U : K $15 ie arc] ed a eas rid th ) rt st ™ . SP sue nt ad res ib le re " rm MF el +. eS city ; . ~ : > : O r t} o is nd " ge ¢ ba i} - Pu a - o K, ake nn f\ ~ er — fo a er on a y 2 nd 1 ae iy YS sf . Lt): s nN . st t-J aingd ad ¢ a «© f o ri - FR . aa @ of ri It .. ‘) EN tv 3. of & tn ty ee, ( OR ; TI alll . en) ] 0, nt ¢« 3) oad: } ~ - patch re ire or lar » ten cre “ we | oo a ir- " ; or + tv PP uM) tnd ring - id- r es a ' a ; s: 1 a is de ¥ he yr Siv ee es AG oF ynsic ow fe ck Rix ab! $: y A r ”) : ut oe 6§ I}. “4 : : i. nt e t ca Le N at s ria h: a.; nd (Mn —- h ae } ad\ Vor 1. tc enc! mont ' -V ous. \ a 0 -- Spat r Ly; ‘AD land tr es Kw rf le ne on x e oo A) M ea) ae (nm at : tat and BE IESE “ ~ )] Vy On- ® itu 4-r Rs nt fo sar tt] ‘ ‘ sol D f ave | l Or w US a le vik 1 $1. ross. Sry xi in. ow acr 38 Mott rrant Ow 7 B [ ate) 6 | t est 1 | ol ~ K; ull rd rw nd LA H-2 Pe t AN Y. im, i" , es 4 . 4 i are a “ | . * n nd aa ads . 17 an rec n; ee: - Tac iH wir ind or _ 18 are ran (ty e»s all Sul e, e. re iN . = fi »? a A N’ atch. per erms a in c un- ? M ‘ iad i v eal in 4 xu va o 1 7 "° ati! ”) 81: r and 170 eTTE B« Thi S| ; se ow er m n, ‘ eigen ash hone 1" Tacle ic K Pic ti $7.5 on =” eae _ wt poly. v a. ce] hinas | Mot anteed is) Ta 35 ‘sabes niv a S4 arvel ] — is, | Sf cult o Cc art rab c $ te oe. pt 4) “pall le » wt ' -8 I (oN 88) n cu fr just ‘ 0 LOR de M i imt “ re eae a! | ey iv. Ys cog Died aaa | neg : wt fr — me Ra ) — oe tenia cul ti- fy NT he ic le Loa P, be n Ow , ty ore 1 1-83 cR a J 8 P IN on as iti am st ‘rT - nly. AN 2?) AN. par, ) , a TT it ts 4 4 w Nex is . ~ . arr} . 4 eu . 4 ISS z. . if pr - eri vit ) W j ein S _ ir if tr ir UY, " A ri ula J ity eer) at - onl at Tea - ASN fe De it § elu Ya . BV ran Six N ST ©’ Nov ae Ww ae } off — Da the GE & Bw 2, es nh Me | a Reales” + gv niscellan to Star 5 BU rot le. ae ies tre ain- es Ire itere cas! al niana agen NA cal rs H at Nort Diesmes 5 a sl ston yt ae re; ir- ~ ged ‘TO STR one OHN. 7 Ww }ous R ger di fru bei GROVI cx qe north Fy a & ee Fe eult Late vine: Ys nit $15: $s. ; : " : I] RR st. B 3 Ww . rT Be - Gi lo a pee * nd 6 pe mn ; Y te ‘ ’ . ' & h e rti A} : , ‘ ; s l ] 1 ‘ . B ,is bid a ee x. peers ' hed s - ar of ite: ec} mekce 6 fl y bri f om KE | Then , w, 19 Ww rent § ei lef mf ) doe it b aut ROV 6 ‘ ain Su pov bhele Dae ee vat onth) 5S ime ed that aut! EY 7 Ct ices ule do ent to : ete mt res , ~ be ay wo se ms Rei? acre. S ON on De we . 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" Tani fe eens: = at me. d FA ee y $1 bas nut | ane st trop! x inate . ri ord. re t re’ on F velar C1 Od n, 2 i? Count 7 I al eee wor ear U ab rrant wh Bf yer~ LOCH er ond ane Ay, és. cas in ‘ ‘y ll of Tor he gain. hes. M | ran tlor an & ssewe Panih wi an : a Cc RN FAR Oo ap ; ee ae Be aoe sieal 7 2 ry the ae re wha _in ant} Liles | #2 4 ; @Xe Kk lls med me § gel caine ake 410) acres ¢ om Fh gl PP op Jea - alee and $e on On k a: balla — er h st. 5a 4 “Foot o¥s a oe Mi very an ; = “ey wr nen MS \ w ah ‘sores aA eas in ea Koo blac} oa. FI 11 ney * AF Pa oe vel ros "eit b Mo fron $32 Pos’ hiv: out} re earn you. deed: Der mile « e; the Kee pale Mies ie’ dee sie ike“ eI ‘you are. +. este for city — e, ang a D oa ee. . four 3-ro on) “sani ~ iF ISS) low : AGM Rito Fi ANT Ose ”* oe uD NO Have “ a n i “transbor la. lily t Aa sal se ty . 5. er 125 | SN -Dispati ve a oe ng fine = ire, Rood ti re of aa State | res =S spe om baie - partic ee Oct. on 4 red teak KORTE reat som — 08 C my low. ONAI amilies: : ¢ . ISsi je ar oe full ED oe | mer, a n CASH 2 Fin So fer 1 DOF Tat odd, tut 2) trot $65. : ba — Mev — runt ssi mor Riv At ate Psa mars nateria h pay and d rey thy ve ove! land. ai s 318 : lars ‘rel o my tevendent F 9 il, = B $00" a Pat Po ts n LY J Posen ag utd 140 ‘ally PAR eae — RUDGE to Lo our AMER ‘asic perm — f a se as em rin ¢ we ust ii ® Box \ “CA ox_© = tale. Post cae’ vs. net ¢ the p pu Bie vont RM Mo. poly epee aaa Bt. Ta gra $43 a ad 1. P Reerhat xd - CL filed: en railroad acres, aoe OE a oK — ret he wit month ee us ; . : ; v x C zt: x na | lc ot mu ; i “ye bape NB by l. r Man. if 0 Mang 4 ed “Al Bes _ L, PG cncays tion es mut B t A‘ A cC $ “wae no ii “peste . ( cy ie PAR (2.2% aay C20 Pe a1, 2 hou at Dis, ; RMA, hers plow. See "a * nt tan For . a ni fer ais, MM. eh i ae oe ning “1 -Diism and anes JON easy t ad sta $15 mail rou ae. LAH Bes od — on AN | — 3 9 14 Chowt rha For Age O., a m= MI aie 2 lore ~0. ce -_-Powt age : ¢ S, AN ce \ : Rie - iar Tr sal a $12 Ans s rh Mo Ss & b tot 10 ; a fen. tr Aaate h W a. Lit- [I°A mae... $F 4il- mS } y teri is ‘ation, crow : - ire} ale MK OMA — is * or gic le HOM} cave Wt . So “te i. nt . ; 4 re d 4 ost re _ 3 t aT ari in eT heii ueneuain cx er a ak ‘ te a One Od baby } ¥ es 1] ’ OL “>: « wn ‘> in er err Own iter ra , ur ‘ . oO P LO . a> 55, _ f . a ing — eo, ) Wal 0 it> it - d R’ } > 7 ‘ - p . . ’ ST Iter -* ' ‘a ‘ . 7s r? . , : 7” aiit ire i but & ee « c8 \ ay i 0 N a! ," rH ’ (‘e A i?) _ Heo \ Di tock gT n ¢ FA N & Ds ne / } h ? 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' saris - and : $1 ie ty ‘gin pst \ Db KF : Sapp } re t las FA ST » SON mers Arson v Te ay ft r Fo lat wte twe bal road ewe} ar a. ) 4016 - . i r an pro nd om Sx ; tt als GS arte price l niles | © ope 1: 12x mt 0) ho tO priy ciet *RUT' boy on road Ky c% ef i, ne nih with 7 nig on ed: mk ; ns or cit ere La Cha 5 rt a d iu ¢ ms tty Is " ; ¢ j , >. , casi me Fi ne ared (iT rT ‘ an a ‘ { ~ IMP. ruit Ci B... it liwy? ba ler ts f! 1 y ° is 0' an 8 in; 1m cin soil as at oan bay ir ¢ $1 ae. es ous W-fout h. 1 ! isiT wi a. } 1 dt AG st For 4% . (ars E oF ia, hj iter of ~~ I q re T¢ utes 4 Sum neas. do con on ae rr ~ * au) 7 ?; \ Tr : ti Sit i’ st ' ire . 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5 RN EO ELIE CL IT ELT OTS TO ee ma 200 F arms _ RRS OS SR LR COS SET oR SE eS ISLETS MEE TOE LPM IRE Se, CEs oF +e For Real Gastate Loam See HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER REAL ESTATE €. NW COR. 7" & CHESTNUT for Sale, Wanted, Loans, Real Estate, — Business s Chances, “ee | FOR new TD) BUSINESS FOR SALE CONFECTIONERY—And CONE EC TIONER) —Anu Bin o: 8 the money: $000, c ‘OINFE CT = ol apache from school: SS ‘price reduc ed for or! ag ~ Wd. —iiiiates mens wite. ad s’ up to The Phillips Co.. t= SS a f OUT+riit--For sale: if pris Ete 8 —o ge en ge Se APPAREL Wei. —Men's suits. ve ray oO or Pabed comeiitiee. Ky xe TORY —s0r all. GENERAL Si ORE “business e Ae rie ‘ne e ‘and ho s AGA. Tie Fries Ll. wI3WW. “Wis — FF ay niwone good farming and ‘ace community: f — oa oe laa cooly _Detrr COAT Wd —Hiadson sea coat, or cape, zoo Var © 5 alias patil a PS 5 A INR gg eee pro! “he Age mm anufacturin gb usi- AND Mb wy “MARK ist t300d lo- ts Wea L dys 's ‘ ey men's Gr ‘onl | E12 Morean. Olive 4649. i HE LILER BU Ys and sells ladies’ secure irs esstin mt Vv : : ; GROCERY — And ‘ . a ‘stock ms ice $1000; duce a and nae ea" b> up or au! wy pra tucing, j GROC > 7 5 ont: etionery do not make your, —-) Wed. 515 10) on 2- -famnily frame flat; rent az per month; "pusine: ‘3 of $500 a direct with owner, ‘ ; % and suit for 10-year-old boy. WW ta. —State “Kind and price. $1000 perpen: 2! prop- 7 & Tone ad eye > aa hae “~ i ea VERONA Gihoc ERY “AND MEAT “MARKE F—Doing | a very profitable business; can be bought on account of death; ernment Diant working "A CAP ITAL. PROCURRED —$i a on modern brick resi- | -—-- | | For new or going enterprises on commission | r | by Ss! ona. sro mae with ac tive | ss —o gp oeete'* ee PRAY aaa on FOR : LOTHING. stop at Allen Park station. For Texas shipment, Po SBRIGh vay up to $29 ‘Don't sel! GUARANTEED FIRS see : BEAT SHIP PING ¢ #1000 BU YS ' Tive going auto specialty business, aucomobile row on Loc ust st. : will invoice =— cont to $91 a HARDW ARE “STORE — Good ‘location: i BOY'S SUIT—$2: also men. s Suits ane over- 200. “pare vot n e of at Pivihaor! gh nation be 3 suits, for ren old nA ta , Grand ane Morgan sts.: : all sizes Bom colors. _and aie ticane CLOTHING. ring and summer ‘BU 3 oe | “ON ORADO STATE: airs 8 winter coai and ha +p in ( ‘olor: lo Ch | iL AU SDRY—Smail, Lopainc How sk | Goar: —For — : 4040 W ashington. “write ey detailed i, ‘orimation furnish@d free of charge | ie ( eh Atti ' $10 ‘nal opportt Bo cons “1th “re c hestnut. @ x U INC CHRO a —Good b 1s] ine SS: “fur-trim: % ed. Velvet, 3| ‘ “MONEY eet, a ‘ST AU "RANT r And ‘lu ne hroom; eS adh wv! GRock RY store wid ae, alve in ex = rea ON PERSONAL PROPERTY WE arrange loans on » furnit re, MSA CLOARS— | Chea: a We sae ital t | private eee ‘confident jal. roc ery store for r spot “cash, ‘aiien rood 8 SG call ter mh 9:30 or after e- ere NEY Y To L OAN « 4964 Parkview pl. ; Send “ rN OU SE — Nines ro om | aa teat her furniture. ( Hol SE —will sacrifice Ww es. HONEY TO LOAN—On wutonoblies; oF se wish to rent fully ulasmels ade }wnrope- an hotel, with ia of Races ppg outfittings ® ~ sUpplic a ‘palal leu Railway Exchange Bldg. - ate Monday loans on. Salaries, on tar. = 2 “than nen have "sample of ol ro. aot =. oan opportunity Prop LE "heecinn house can cet ao. mnones they need to pay aut publicity or delay Stl ‘DIO We. —With | KOOMING HOU SE - Beye ng cel furnished: For salaried people ape ear ee n | room 517 Gethmerciai Bldg $e and ote ste. x 8) Estabitshed service, atch 1 Tn "Win suchanee mood ROOMING Holl SE Wtd.- 5 passenrer aan ge or et what you) 5 HOUSE—Beautiful dtn Boer Moll: ind a thas, "Centr le in accordance ‘with tee cee ond hy work Telephone Main 2833, ' OVE Re OAT— PF ‘or sale: 38; inhabitants os a FB cs op , Base lo ns to furniture owners, = : ; State sted many rooms and price. iiex those dealine else w vhere mv beautiful home che ‘aD: _will anpreciate the difference: and parane, S- machine capacity. . two beautiful Rents’ ee ” Salaried neople fetthout security) or furni. | a a ie, no ‘one can give vou Po Biman | rates or | 2 eanier nt _ BUSINESS: FOR SALE _ UNITED. FIN ANC E. 822 Chemical Bide (ty) a ee a REPAL ATR R RI _s SE—Reason | it ic > . é s sam es at half ric e. RE P AIR SHOP—On Gravois ay. salesinan’ al I J On furniture and thn and to salaried pee. gROK : imc hs KER ‘> 00, Dale ¢ coat and ‘vent. rane Se) “BR ANCH =i. Ke elle nt best loc “ation in Softh 8 St. t 3 AKE iRY. 4 CONFEC TIONE RY- other usiness out ; engaging manufacturing business VG ALI, ERY—Good trade. “Good ‘opportunity SP Ft TAL ORDE RING 1 — — ~_ ones CHANCES gree n nove 2 ty velour, a fil Th BS ¢ SHANG ie. ~-l would ike’ to Ca emmy oy ying OO met \. We ainw right - chet. Busi NESD CHANCKh 203 % Post- Dinpate h. “Dyeing ans cleaning lace; aaa good ‘opportunity for MIL ik R buvs and sells indies Ory seode and cations. nde nae real estate. Em- OS Clee POD TTT AYU Cla. en ee abstract — ace ount of tll health. WooH WORKING AS Ive ‘tisit i ing Ar eney, postoffice with store, “ hic h im tr aking forty nex ne | Ee .WANTED—NEW IDEAS iOA Washington av,., city. inf®ention= wanted and $1.- Ir you want to sell wid exchange yout prop i HAY E Bi! an vo als [NC ORPORA TE your aT avoid partner. the price of the customary Protect private property from bwual- , : F Pecenre, Sartnes Aassi@tant secretary State, With ine. « capital can get one-half FentMetartng buainese; eal ia CPA Eee OG apn Rowan apt, co: a 3 - = we * wine — i wre ” ¥ He (oN es — . . FOR OTHER FOR SALE ADS. SEE PART 5. uncalled. cn Stetson hate, $2000 to $10. 009 aamealty ~ ESI taken today ; rent | Tene Phonograph agen les Boe CONFECTIONERY re Ve r gf Panta for ae two pairs for & and $10. St. Louis Need | (‘o., 49 Washington. Book on raising Bel- | i an} ares Wic, postpaid. — . (own) i IR 1) LM «;—For sale: inale pointer, broke, and male hound, broke; ¢ 7, Kintoc n Ser. freorgze Ruppel, ¢ ‘ollinsw ille ic ) PIRD DOGS— For sale: le neti pointer, trained on quail and ~ cken: 3 vears old: a show dor: hendeoment you ever saw: White, black markings: 3 vears old: price $30; female English setter, 2 years old: a beauty: black, white markings and ticked: | trained on quail and chicken: price $25: eith- er dog will make a fine dog for this fall | shooting: the Jast two we have. and are pricing cheap for a quick sale: write for picture and information. lilint Kennels, (“arthag Jt] __ fe) BREBDE Rs—For “sale: 10 pairs; New Zea-| ; Tand buck; fee, $1. - Reid, 1908A Park av., rent ae a | Pt LLIMWGS—20, both sexes; excellent watch dees; alsa puppies, $5 un: will ship; every . , will he sold, 6905 Ridge. dog kennel. | HROOD SOW-—For fale, large, red. 4343 1 wood. Dine Lawn, Mo. Col. i. ii—bedigreed Scotc h r ie vear. old. seble and white. $15: also Paine Wvyorling shepherd, ae »: both right from ranch: wil! take $17.5 for both, or will trade for something ye a. value. Peres Alexander, St { ‘hartes Mo (er! a COM ror sale i827 Le “Rov. ay. COW--For sale: big Holstein. John Weis, Tennvsen and Hawthorne, Overland Dark. Ht) COW For saie, Jersey. 6 weeks’ calf: call | ifter 4 p.m 711s KE smilie Manchester Car. ——-- COW For ‘sale, extra fine ~ Yrindle Durbam.: third calf, 3. davs old. 4146 Wyoming si. COW--For sale, fresh Jorseg; sell without | ralf @* ante (sarfield COW—~—For sale. young and. Rentle, x ral- ions milk dailv: price $75. . Cline, - Corsonvillé Pac HSHIUNLD-for sale or trade; male. 912 rington Ly i For sale, 2 rufus: Ted, 4 months old, Fiemish: chean 417 Virginia Livd-—For sale: St Rernard ) 25 ‘Plate. fm) [ow or sale. fine fox terrier, 1 “year old, tee Wroming. Mite For sale: spitz 3 Tholozan; ark for Mr. Lyon IM“) bor sale. genuine Mexican, cheap. ' 4°47 Kennerlyv. Delmar SOOT R. (or) st) —For sale: one month oid poodle. "3320 | Moramrec Ce} 1MM)--For sale, fox terrier, 10 “weeks old. | 4" Panin DGS— bor sale. pe igreed., light welahe’ boo: | | 24 tron terrier nines 72 Tl nton tc) DOGS—For saie Seoteh coliles: different vizes "711 Retwer DOG -For ae le: toy black and ‘thn: fe-|¢ YTnale aei4 8, Epring. _ i Fes Bate * lh ji—For sate tov white poedie, 2 pups. Call and Kee Oe « | eae A Pee IMM) For ‘gale. Airedale, year old. 2414-18 Menard. PAPI ERS, Ce TS, LM ew IXxj—-For sale. white female apitz, 223A St. Louis ay eT: ee IX; S—For sale. Heaton terriera, two males, P ‘pedigreed. 78 Bayard. Forest 1250 s' DOG—For sale. French 5 ery female; cheap. au ivoyv N. Sarak Pou period by weeks, brings the s aged ' begin profitable egg-prod weeks a i - uction - we id Keep, » them — ee and steadily during It shortens the moulting them asad a hard winter’ herwise woul h prices, protect their the test at oar risk. “deat tasdachncceideitionaulianeteetitanaiensttbtiahdtil W rite for our New Poultry Book— Book—FREE PRATT FOOD COMPANY the regular goods: after they | them at a big dis- erables us to save | eee OR TOE wre ; SR ‘ me a y = ~- — »> - = - . ed and Fi or Sale Ads today. LOL LOO een Short Hurry Get your Uints 30° Pratts Chicago en. the Molt- the Pullets them at it all winter. Make bigger profits = now, apo oe game PIGEON FANCERS JOIN POULTRY Si oo ee ltry Regulator The Gaarantecd Poultry Tonic and Conditioner ts loss during this critical period, open 0 hens lay to early laying maturity, strengthens and St. Louis Club, Strongly ie forced, Decides on Ritiii Prizes tor Exhibitiogg «1 b Beat ane A THR yh Ld - At the meeting of the St. Taga Club it was unanimously ge cided that we show with (i Louis Poultry Association at the Gan -9 to Jan. 4, 378 ee Pers es Oe, ete ee ee j Mos terrier: fermale: Detir ar 10 re me good Russian polic e dog. 45 well bred. Victor in: Olive Street Pomeranians: wish to reduce my kennel to, _~my imported stocks, , arrive soon: prices Very rea- bargain for some- | DUGS—For sale: ANIMALS ee a a eee ‘FOR SALE OBERLIN we L™ price 4. am, : Ges Mo. — poodle: male and white ice 4006 Winne- : ‘Boston “puls, Weantitidly stud. 4107 £4Lafayetie. i jigreed collie. one vear DOG ab sale; /pediarced co 017 West- Unive rsitv -Olive rar. fe) bull. ° weeks old; ‘marked perfectly. oR fer mahogany brindie; ne A — genuine coon and possum his prime, neariy 4 yeara. ~~ of age. nice size. nicely marked, and trained to de! iver tte goods when you take him to will not bother rab- fine aiuiegel, doz. good open mie To and splendid tree dox; stays at tree | but in al! things a No. 1 interested in such a dog, . Byryear, Teno, a. COL LARS- Harness, muzzies,“ Carriers, | l Specialty Cea.; pase ’ cw Spot cash. Cail or write. National Pet| F (90) | call any buec ke and gg 5 iatge. Phode Web- RABBITS or - “sale, “pedligewa FLEMISIE GIANTS—¥ or “wale . 2 black roe ting except Sun-— Vi East GIANTS—Por sale J2, and 9 Ru-? English lop ears. 2 New Zea- litters, 2 white does cheap; must sell. Saale to oe jreatk soon. __ Broadway: --—-— ~ i South “American boar for. ante and some vouns to make room. SS. Chichesier 4879 San Frarcisco av. | Gt INEA PIGS—For sale. 7920 Caroline av.. ' little cavy parer for | _ eetier, send ec for first | 409 Holland Rietg, — -Those rare .and « different | _ come and = see: sale: fanciers ers: rice will yb fms ase. = rooster rs for ss ee 140 to ‘Vi0 Ibs. Sunday at poor or bargain, alse Chester White _male hog. HOU NDS— -For sale, pedigreed. Labelle Rabbitry. 7221 Bruno. _st.. M tplewood, Mo. (c) &y H12 8. 12 to 100 pounds. 218 ——e Cc Ounty, le, Poland China boar and | sow _and . Toeee ones, 1420 N. 224 st. nice rea duroc sow and 6] 39) Duncan | Phone Lindell - $; 3 .-—~ rabbit nr Aad Genevieve. —e ~ ee ee ge ee e+ | DOG For a best breed: kood | ~~ adh Bulwer. an Ee ver sale. excellent family | te os Creve Coeur car to Baldwin av. “ee a of tracks, om east side. R. White rats and white mice. 1920 Salis- jot of ti , pi iot of native pigs. ——— . cheap, 20 young pigs. ‘ * -year- -old Jersey : wood stock, cheap. A. PU :PP Pies For a PUPP Es Ss. er onde: “Geston bull puppies. marking. 6415 Page “(c = PUPP = S—For a! oy PUPP IES ioe, ania . 7 weeks old. Victor SE ERS ies “sale “or exe hange pigs, leaving city. 717 Chouteau For sale, ut ev er aT Iz Car- and “some “hogs: going jess) - good stock. 2822 S. Grov e car. fa Sw weighing 40, pounds each: “Just, received from farm, $9 each. 102 ee “Chester white papers furnished, J. C. Burton, St. hd % Jetsey reds, nice Thos. Kelly, 319° 15, wetgh 30- to ™® pounds: sale, exquisitely ‘hocolate;: beautifully ~~~ mained and tone il broken: aiso gorgeously coated popes from diminutive stock. Phone | M,. (c) “Pr TPPIE ‘S—hor sale. 3121 Park a tn ee ee xale, $i. 50. $5; ‘call | between n ie a.m. and 3 p.m. TISA ath ae ‘fox terrier, fe- smenuine toy oO and tan, ——~ + terrier, “bulls: good 4552B Easton. ' sits: fect m guard and alo Scotch collies, fox terriers, t. beautifully marked | } Tere parents recistered, Ad- | Springfield, Mo, ~—=--9- ~ -—e —- : Beaten terriers, by Dame Rowsent peaeepeet: cheap. ~o —e + ee ee high elaad top “Wate . rinemaster. Forest 5824l. collie. rexistered stack. | Mrs. A. LBeosce. were | Ferguson _ ITIL. ae beautiful, white, Fines mother stolen. 4038 ~~ PU P3—For sale: “RABETTS For sale, 6: £0 id ‘fish . Ca- Kansas City Bird Store. Main. Kansas tity, Vl a Pp 'S—For sale. o. Bernard ana fox ter- Grand TRASK. 3869 Mage- “Pomerantans: & beautiful specimens: will make ideal 41 S. Grand ‘parrots, Guinea pies. rab. | squeb breeding vigeons. rats. goldfish’ globes. supplies of every de- | | . seeds, remedies. books Bh ah digg -! Call or write. 7 m * . + 3111- S11 ‘Olive st (8) | RABBIT TS “For. «a! ©: $1. la pair 2610 Evans. 3432, Loutwiana av. | rece New “Zealand | other rabbits _ 29168 Minnesota. i a ——— ee doo, tie. O. Ford, | —s eee pedigreed and “COMMON ; 4% 4) Hamonrey. Rufus Red “bucks and ‘) "3 bares, New R20 Leduc RABBITS—For sale. flemish «tants: also checkered giants. 2612 S&S. NE re me Os ——— = $i to $10. Banad Pe Jalin av ** Veruson, Mo, a heavy sale 3 New Zealand Red © age. ped old cach ot 0b ter al, 4449 Holly ax. price ee thorough bred French poo- house broke, $5; call Sun-— ‘morning. 1108 S. Royle, _—— _ "dainty tte female fox ter- Meeleren For sale: 3 Flemish giants: fine cerrespondence — _ entire stud of Oriental frill . 28 Flemish Giants, fus reds and black Flemish; | Someone hed ~ any paving business; make. ch r ’ of 'E Idin Station. i hb Ouse 3 iit ~ north of Lake Pape ey tb pian,” “at a bar- % Sates * > Seager a % © t. Ma The prizes to be a first, second th govices, | No cash tie oi. atc.. § All the members are enth ulate mage ” . a, er about such a show and look #irs ABELIX 1918, « We have e eu, Kan... Pr ngaged ya J. eed eon oft i;us | Louis Vranna ané Joe nee Fiickert). ar Schroer as the judges, and ga Rose Abeling. Mre in ing). and br with an hastern a taum bere. and judge of national reputation. : Gyndiaei mong ie William Westhus has bought the from the peo theace to ew st. conned W was a me from Mr. Crabh. of Indianapolisegm ican Camp, No. ~ Herman Kastrup has bought ae aLBER- Entered - tire stud of English pouter piiRausmE Det. 19. 1 16 ; Alber inee AD . from John Roeder of Indigngpgieae Cc. Alber. and de Th tud > , and Leont! Aibe ; ese studs are two of the Baia , ‘Pheodore and Ros the United States, and puts $8 2iaam ef Otte, Rudolos on the map as one of the Teg@inguae aon Ries. a pigeon towns in the country, ~ 3am op a a ) A. J. SWANTNER, t, Secretary: ft ginja avenue..on and (Crag -_ ane [sa aera IS RAISING ‘Mice a + 2 ee She Does Not Fear Them and Hig to Make a Living. > WEST CHESTER, PA.— ie Armstrong of Cheymay, Delaware County, either a mouse or rat and has Bam “males and. pedigreed Rufus ne. a stock dee | all vou raise at 30c¢ to. ar for egy A -- —— RS Solid agate. lic line, tainimum Discount Ic per line on three oe young ata rapid rate. CHICK ENS—For sale: eyes, and are being sold for Gees or exchange for ! * a For pale: to New s Metor e Mit is adt (tid ALBERTSON—©- Nelaon A. Alber Ida Alvertson 4h a oe from fr avenue, Tuesday. Wr. Albertson WwW Todce No. 420 A Magonic orders. d oe es, 4) 2635 | POULTRY For sale: Pou L THY—For gale; — a mammetn milch goat: fine--shotgun, | child's iron bed, plush other articles, all at. 6754 Page. Soe sale: and rabbits. one ‘461: 34. Gaston av. tsa es So G U! INEA oe tT sale. ~ solid red: selling du Sesltry. Farm, yee, CHICKENS—For sale, and pullets, Enseltine gree moult and pullets April . 4 coc ‘KERE Ie —For . 0h von gy pigeons, 4 BLACK. -Asice ‘ Missouri Squab Ca, ne 17, oie a ie £7) Black (nee Cirnene CANARIBS—For gale: Hartz Moustem Biack, dear mother _ singers and females. S308A Shei Black. dear daught: Sate aes i E ‘ (jruere. our dear « sale. beautiful sia the age of Antraesberge idence. 300 \' or 1917 females, haa funday. Oct, 70. a Cote Mritilante ay. on. Interment a singers and f en BSONNER- fptere the 7 a cuaranteed: see these Bele Fn f+ acs A Vane OV @harles Llonner. at wale: ‘parrots, fine thes, Funeral from re pigeons. cages, seeds, — gponday. et. U1. ‘ery description. We ew St. Marcus ¢ or write. A rellabie Open every day and evenings Lh. a Any Entered money and tread 191s Hridee largest selecgions in town. Buy here, Bala Sunni ¥ belowed wif beloved mother ef "pee Brady), and eien and Charles ef Thomas I". Fira: Mrs. Halfin’s a a purities — Brady: and out ~Kor Sale. young Mexican, 0am mother t.. law an - last shipment for the aR tv-elighth vear Olive =f. f i fai on Mon m. frem the fami white homers, Aooly Whlle ay oy te «4% “red on . om , —- ~ SRoannt ae ~—FEnte a thw more s¥ m.. F reasonable 1601 by » BLA vad of ~About 100 healthy sa a ee cnee thse a8 100 healthy . Thomas E. Hroad ~ * other of Wilijar genuine o "Peak wel Tr. and th _ Call 4152 Pe @ue, aged “4 vear «) palr Carnes ame . Punersi fram t1 101 Bamberger aa3 = Washington «a 7. Oct. SS. at G parlor tumblers, | hon. lil. Motor. ad Oct. 17. 1918. a " — —_ tlie ; ail kinda, as beloved husband bint Olive et Beiiain» xnad dear = I ‘nee ("hie _ 710 carneauk &@ bomers - 2a Amelttn Ohatt may and aran afat gale, fine red va ™ Years and 7 mont! 0 young Ene¢lish pouters, $1 Punera! on Bure (‘onnecticut. Tr, frar thee res a re 2. , f Mor ne? liope ‘ ‘ernet homers, 4 tom- favlied Motor white kings; out. oe Elk Camp. No And wjuabe for sale: : ’ Oo GHLAN Ente rated oF dt. Ti, IPLR. at Kensington p! vorest Sa ih. at Camp Merri = | mpeg of Mrs ‘sf orgea PIGEONS “Selling out prize wining iat ' James Re varneaux, cheap, and unele ee a bad ir ’ rance., pedigree reread and “5S dave piKeo ns ’ trons best lofts in Amertes; _ Pruners’ from F the fancy; witli ee . Comepton a ‘ lavery. 3 untacs. 4m) ym Mm... to National carnean the racks I’rivate [ce f ) a. re aie e prize wineerss 2p COX } ~inennil = *, ad Pa ; calf, sheep ea me , , tee | eet we — e st x. _ Louis, fexc ean MR. _DUCKS, TURKEYS. etc. Ter t hn 2 SS Funeras'! an & ram he re Piacd Feast £'e mete Mo a vont — a rm + NE DRAKE—For >. ao.. * helwwed ne breed ofr rabbits “ Mmether of | sare ne : rranciseo lia re fren sie - eee ania Mie Pharr, TABLE EGGS iia lee and the inte a a ea “a Ms mera | Frey: f strictly freah. J. & Bae Sreet ou Monday, take St. —Charigg Calvary ‘emetery j POULTRY ! SUPPLIES ane De NNY.At the ; tp. Wiliam F $12: well built; eh oti iat ¥ i‘nmit sii : or: oo? Liters * w! : 210-ema. bot on Reprint becther o: Renton sii Zaret. [ao the ens. beat od Sa¢ Patrick Dens “ .. _ then we Punera: fron é. “hy ‘Omaha. Neh, a MMiward stree Mer : - sprevter g te Calvary Cemeter = Por male: oat mY ¢? sahe: . , A nad KK. . ruxedo oc : | Near et aR 4 be bos acl : ‘“maband ¢ this is nothing g W ewenc Reide > clea, a (rap “that in aure to aa = oy a ertrud " e (lors : _ 1«ow “ : Ge Lowi ee ; Srerk. our dear bre Vrite for our Oe — aft: . p Toesdea . — : Funera For sale 708 sizes: Oe x : ‘fem residence 7 : an’ ; 3 > kind of poultry. Siam sine. dogent, Se De “ae ba Loot © Caivarw ( emet: Kerd tor “Se (SPiri ~ k pre AKBee hEev mmrnaie ae 1% meteee ana Piret Chereh Per ~ mee om 'DEAi. SPimiT' TOA N Jeffermon mate and fomaley| _ AQUARIUMS. FISH, ETO oar" ~ 538 | aguante MSF or ae 3 at! sien pairin« done. Petersen, Deimar save Pet 1 moet at ce HIRD—For sale: fine singer. | CANARY as Por sale: singers: aise come ee. WAITA Be CANARIES— For Sarah: at Olive at. PTRAT cHrRe) ‘ren ee ne

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tub, Strongly Reiy : Cides on Ribbon = or Exhibition. pting of the St. Loy was unanimously de. 4 e show with the St, | Association at the Col. ~ Jan. 4, be a to to first, seeo nd bon. No cash Prizes, bers are enthuslastie show and look for a e have engaged A. J. bUis Vranna and Joe e€ judges, and are in ® with an Eastern nal reputation. - Ssthus has bought the : Oriental frill pigeon | bb. of Indianapolis and — up has bought the ni nglish pouter pigeons Oeder of Indianapolis, re two of the best jn i tes, and puts St. Louis = aS one of the leading | in the country, ANTNER, Secretary. } RAISING — MICE Fear Tiiews and Hopes ke a Living. ESTER, PA.- Mrs, rmstrong of Cheyney, nty, has no fear of se Or rat and has begun mouse farmerette. She ore than 200 breeding | they are producing pid rate. | are white, with pink ® being sold for use in us serums by Govern- tis an@ schools. It is als are easy to rear and osts little, while good id for the young ones. a adel RY AND BIRDS | Pe «08 My hy AND PET BIRDS Pe PLE Na tty ~«s POO sale; young: noe singer; St, unkler, L443 N. r gee reasonab le Petia itt N Union rear, Og gale, Iiartz Moustein and reasonabie aad Pa s. rg, les io or sale. pr ~—— gerry) abel ~ pair, singer; reasonahle. ZUISA ; _ for %— kor sale. ; lal — or 4° io >] d.— tee @ Missouri ‘singing, “from the lot. Cal pigeons, Suuab Co., Har tz : SOSA For sale re females. ~ Mountain: Shenan- beaut) fui ‘singers: 2108 Union. Apart. ie) : ame invent ” fe- al 3134 ‘or “gale. e: cheap. Bale. male and : Kua@ranteed., For sule- phone i. beautiful sing- pe k : TL: 3147 Vic tor ERM: Sule: St, Andraesberger | or 1917 females, ready B rit Th inte ay, 202 or lect, tA Cote , sale, Me stock, guarante ed: Evans av. or Mii le: pigeons, of every Cal! e a | singers and tonal “cinnamon birds," 3) see these before 73 ~ fine! hes, reme- parrots. cages, seeds, description. We ship write. A reliable pet ery day and evenings. T e fe time, money and troubla pns in town. Buv here. Retter sorry. Mrs. Haltfin's Shop, @ rt. « (99) Sale, large vari-colored, 3757 a ee —vipemeediii Sale, voung Mexican, doubie last shipment for the season, bit) Olive st. Saie. White homers, Apply sale. nd aN v 7 LS r Baie: a faw more ewallows \ KX: reasonable. 1601 Hogan, i-~-—About 100 healthy. pore ap, 4: Sal Ww arne av. \ sale, genuine white. “kings chea: o Call 4152 Peck 4 et. Baie: 0) pair Carneaux. ale, S631 Ramberger av. — _ sale. parlor tumblers, muffed a fantails. 18124 _ Newhouse, _ sale. Carneaux: cheap. ~ 4518 x __ red carneau ¥ cheap ail - kinds. Call sale: Shon. S111 Olive st. 3 r sale, carneaux and homers a AV. Re stalin. an Sale, fine red carneaux, 500 ~ Enelish pouters, $2 bird up, ‘51 ( ‘onnectic ut. Fale, ux. white ithe! | se a eee a wjuabe for sale: - white ki homers, mated or single, fh Kensington p! Forest. , ing out prize-winning Engiaa )- t cvarneaux, cheap. 1009 N. p A ED d rages, tum- homers, sell out; kings; fale, pedigree racing “home best lofts in America; for the fancy; will sell cheap, _J, Lavery, 3049 Juniata. (e7) sale: carneauXx; the “Kind prize winners: reds and yel- pair. 5 pairs, $20: will trade . helfer — State ... s, TURKEYS, 3. ETC. a a a pigeons grees oe vente. 4350 “young turkeys. #2 ua40, “North Markes [NER DRAKE—For able me breed or rabbits. . an Francine ie TABLE EGGS i. strictly fresh. J, W. Bald- lie, Mo,; take St, Charles car, “TRY SUPPLIES 4 $12; well bullt; 5x7. °40-ena. bot air: 88. ale, —- — “ Heidel, KM) N il For sale: nd a — NG Entered 16, 1918, «at 3 oe Beton" > sean ay ag VO, , int . ee 1918, at KS 30 a. S feast m Millstadt RTSON—On Saturday Oct. a3 A, beloved husband of | Ma Albertson Funera! avenue, po Te hes No, 420 ae Is Tour’: Opportunity Here?— More "oie: a RB anak ce ORR nt it Page. ¢. Legewaad’s fete if concer Women.... ee ites os ums, Attorneys... . Antonios eves 16 \ Clothing 2% 43 ) Dentists. . 16 Detectives. ) Dressmaking 6 | | ohamse *Lannches. Periodicals. Set bix AT THREE TIME AD COSTS LESS, ~ see : ty ret i By, Hatt dit ihe Mi : ei abiis sshe ids AY bi prab lb viel | the al iasidias) ey ee | Canvassers, Seticitere... .16 ) Carpet ssenpsaih se eae eae ; s | Coming Events. SAHRA ERS ey TN i ii sal nd i ie hl vA (ii: yt i Fit Hit See Sec. B for a) ie — 2 10 | Found.... Gold and Silver 8 | Help—Men, ja cee on | Help—Womon, Girls. 8 | Merves, Vehicles. oo a . ) Ketels ) Mousehold Goede... eae “_ Houses, Furn., F. s. sae RR, 8 / inetruec -+++-16 ) Instruction (Anto.) |” -16 + Instruction (Musical) PRODUCES MORE_ e*eeseeeeeaeevees oT: t+ al Wha eiper ee aN aD Wiis ——an i ee EAT HS Me Rea) "Hea aesiebets aidh | NDEX ro ‘SECTION A = Classification. Business Cards...... .... For Sale (Miscel.) .. io awa "PSe¢one020 096060668 eee Wa i Houses, Homes Real i Estate ‘© and Farm Lands Page. 7 iM 8 .16 -10 HOPEETPE Eta iF Hf weal htt TT to" Riven : aie ' ‘ tiseotht ite ee lis PART “INDEX TO SECTION A y tar a 7 * j mu SS: iy, evs 14 7 ‘ a } ae hd . 4 4 in lent alle af ¥ Bake Fle Gao. seh sk » Ln SE is See ee od ae See See. B for Houses, Homes Real ‘atate and | Ferm lands S Poultry, Birds . 2 i 220 © -eee A s Miscellaneous Wants. Moving and Storage. Mausical.... % es sae eee Partners. one : eae Patents Our biotto PRODUCTIVE PUB LICITY, PROGRESS. PROFITS: : ) - PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE “FIVE DEATHS th notices, fires 6 lines or less, ; each — lime 20¢; men 8. . 2c per line Tuesday, In., at Camp Gus R. Abeling, be- Catherine Abeling Rickert). and brother of Elsie and Abeling. Mrs. Clara Schaumberg (nee brother-in-law of Herman ; nephew of Mrs. Ida Armin Se h aumberg. on Tuesday. Oc iy cw at 3p. m., tong residence, 50] A Sid ney street, to New St. Marcus’ Cemetery. De- was a member of W. QO, W., N 217 Motor, into rest on 10:30 Pp. Private gon of Gus and Kan... and | uncle of lach. Saturday, Johanna of Wm, on oo eloved wife mother of ¢ nd dear Lange, and Entered into rest Lange). and .dear Alber Ros 4 (nee Alber. dear sister red, Louis, Melanie, Herbert. Olga Ries, an d eur dear daughter- in- and aunt, acked_ 7 years. from the residence, RA avenue, on iu esday, Oct, i New St. Marcus’ ¢ ‘amet ery. (Til) Private. papers please copy. (cl) 19, 1918. Albertson, and father of residence, 3915 Oct. 2% at 2:3 a member of F. and A. M.. Mrs. from Tuesday, Albertson was A. and all n — Also St. Louts Lodge No. ; ets &: | (el) ATBUCHON— Entered day, mother of Frank. Funera! halla Cemetery. Ste. Genevieve and and © BAUMHOEFL Re urday, Oct. If into rest on “Fri- Lucinda Aubuchon, dear Charlies, John and Iedwin Loutse Kelley and Mrs. seventy-eighth vear. residence, 4552 Finney ave- Oct. 21, at 3 p. m., to Val- Private, Motor, Farmington Cae.» Chicago (l!l.) papers please copy. (c) Oct. 18, 1918, on and §S. Sriyder. tas on Monday, at 2c hh oh. the residence of her aaneniie. Mrs. Tuegel, (nee BaunThoefer). onl ee eotios of funeral BESHARA—('n Wednesdar., at 1:30 a. Reshara Shi phine Beshara. Touis Adamie. Funeral on . from the family ourteenth Cemetery. at 6:25 vp. loved wife of ter-in-law Funera! hie Cemetery. BLACK —-Asicep Oct. Black (nee Gruene), Wilhelmina beloved mother of and Augusta Tuegel and our dear mother- and great- Birchrun, Mic fer (nee Imhols). rry Seem noersr grandmother be given. (c) 16, 1918, will Oct, Haskel!, ©k., beloved mother at ‘Adami ©), and dear and deerly G, and Waheba Adamie dear sister of George, Tliza- Adele, Martha, in her Sunday, m. (nee kry Reshara, wife of Jose- of Joseph >. and (ct residenc e, SS. Peter Motor. 1305 ‘South street. to Private (c7) SKA--On Friday. Oct. 18, 1918, m.. Elizabeth BesterskKa, be- Charles Besterska, and sis- of Mrs. Joe Barthold on Mondav. ct. 21, at from Cullen & Ke lly’s funeral chapel, North Taylor, to SS. (c) fn Jesus, on Thursday, at 10:3 a 7. wb nse wife , dear mother of Margaret and 17, 101s of Harry Harriet Black, dear daughter of Fred and Wilheimina 3 * the age of 28 vears. Funeral Monday, a@ence * *smetery. at 2:30 p. m., from resi- , 8122 Sidney street, to New Motor. Private. ———- - (ci) 45 a. m., Mary Bar- BLUME Entered | into rest on_ Saturday, t if HLS 5:45 bw Blume. mother. Remains ance, : day, Oct. °O, nm. Interment at CONNER-——Entered Oct. 17 @onner Charles Bonner our ae ed mother and grand- be taken West Pine D. Whe, (“hetopa, from boulevard,” to Union Sta- Kan. (a) will 3901 "0, at 7 Thursday. Bertha M. oho ng into rest 1:20 DB. -tN.., L amibert). beloved at the age of 29 vea Lp1ls inee nt Paulina |} | | ¢ ibinstnt. of 2219 South lal ee at allman, Brown), Amer- | (cl) ‘atherine , daughter of - ; Leontine - r, a at “ s ore and Ros: é re, § * siste ia Otto. Rudolph. _pbert, Gustav and Robert Lange, ~ aw. sister-in-law Funera! Se, 36 ~ Itaska | | dear ~ ntered into rest on Sat- | 8, at | Baum- | grand- | Josephine | of | beloved daugh- | ines | | gon of Edw. and Paul's | 10 | Peter and Paul's | | tnother. at the age of of 73 years | (nee Gruene, our dear sister and sister-in-law, at | Bethlehem i | the family | jon | ; ‘ | } i of, Kiven. | othy ERNEST— At man Tex Oct, 18, 1918 ers ey of Ernest Leonard Ernest mEaery Interment “ys ‘San _ Antonio, Tex, ETIENNE—F tread) qorntered into rest on £& dear Mena of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. | 26 es ears. sneorad Will take plac oO » *e on ye m.. from G. 2, Tuesday, Tarne avenue, Florissant, Mo 19, Botonto, on Fri- (c) 7 = George Ettienne. ee Mrs. c Victor Reed, at = ig par lg 3° nand Cemetery. to St. Ferdi- | FOUST-—On Sat orday. Karet Foust. _. Sister of iam Buckley. er and Nicholas Rooney. . ‘unera! from Southern Broadway. Due notice to Lay, } Thomas. later. ber of Olive Grove 1h Nad oodmen Circle. thie ringfield. y | and Se ranton (Pa.) peed i entae GARITY Enter 1 inte : ed j rte PS 101s. a nto rest on Saturday. | daughter of | Helmer). crandentian py Tomicgnce. 3544 Vista av.. Monday. Oct. at Pp. m, | Vate, GARRETT ae Ent ded into rest on ye soheagha vy, at 4: 1 . Lisle ‘and Moyrtella (iarrett., , Srettiar. : 9 hm in-law after a lingeri : axe rs aE ye keel ng iliness. ue notice of funeral from fami]! {- | dence. 3514 Greer avenue. wil] "wives otor. | GRRLING—Figtered into Test on Friday, ‘ oo 1918. 12 m., Willlam A. Ger- ling (nee Gallagher). and Gerard, Flora and Virginia Gerling, son of George H. and Mary our dear brother. of uneral from the '4240A Evans avenue. on 1918, at 9 a. m., Private. family Monday, to Calvary Peeeenae ct. Zi, isgmentase" HANNIBAL—Entered Isiand, Cal.. on Friday. Oct. at 4 a.m.. Albert H. Hannibal. N., beloved son of Louis J. and Hannibal (nee Goldeker). and dear | of Cornelius, Regina. Leo. Cieorgze., ‘ine, Williarn. Hanniba and our beloved nephew, after a brief fliness. in his nineteenth vear. Funeral from family residence, Fair av., thence to Calvary Ce metery. notice of time HARKRIS—Entered into rest at Base Hos- ital. Fort Riley. Kan.. on Wednesday, 16, 1918, Charles M. Harris, P. and Dora B. Harris of 4472 San Francisco av enue, and brother-in-law. Funeral on : at m., from Win. F. Poe hedaw e Saaeeionie. North Grand avenue. Motor (1) HEIMBERGER On | 1918. a Ste beloved wits oy R Steink: Ww. a er of Mrs. Emma Voskamp and McCracken and the late Gustave man H, 1k, 191%, of Uv. ~— ee ee : t Oct, Saturday. Mrs. R. Heimberger and our \aceed rest on Fri- mm. HENNERICH--E Snterea “into Oct. 18. 1918. at 1:15 nue, beloved husband of Catha Hennerich Springer), and son of Andrew p a Hennerich. and our dear brother. brother- in-law, uncle and cousin. at the aga years. Funeral on Monday. Oct, 21. at 1:30 m.. from Ziegenhein Hros.’ chapel], ?62: Cherokee street. to New St. Paul's Ceme- tery. Motor. HI. LER —Fntered into rest on Friday. Oct. 18, 1918 at Camp Mc Arthur. Tex.. Private Walter Hiller. beloved son Hiller (nee Roth) and the late Joseph Hi!- ler and brother of Private Joseph lilller, in France, Lerov and Mildred Hiller. dear grandson and nephew, 22 years. Due notice of dence, 6707 from family resi- avenue, funeral! Minnesota Funeral from residenc e, South iO, ' HOFF—Entered into rest on Saturday. Oct 0 ew St. pyADY @early beloved wife oved mother of Ma elen and of Thomas }P. Bra Other-in-law tv-elghth vear a vit BROADDIS m. Burial in Motor. Oet. 21. at 10:00 a. Marcus Cemetery. ndav, ~-Entered into rest on Friday, Oct. 191k, Bridget A. Brady (nee Brady), of John J. Brady, and rv Brady. Stella Coad and Michael MHadward, Robert, (‘harles Brady. and dear sister Brady and Mary McVey (nee our dear aunt, sister-in-law, and grandmother, in her Mondav. Oet. 21. S:30 a. residence, 6: a1 Nash- Cemetery. Motor. (c96) | e Brady). Uneral on from the familys © avenie. to Caivary ae banal into reat October 18, t 7:20 p. m.. Robin G. Broaddus. dear- i3 i } son, (nee Herre), beloved son of Paul and Marv R. Bruad-| omas FF. brother ) t. 17, 1918 beloved "heaband Beh (nee C hott) and w Yea m., Mount liope Cemetery. lted., ow Elk Camp. COUGHLIN - Oct. 1h and ©3 dave Funera' Compton n. racks, Poe ine me x Punera! on m.. A, ast Cemeter). mor om DENNY won W iNidakin FE. Oh ering). Ptwar street. brork Wace Pears tee le « (ribbs). crandson of the tate r. Broaddus. Kate G. Broaddus. of William, Thomas EK. and Sam- )» and the iate Ioucv Rosseau Broad- | aged “4 vears and % months. heral from the residence. 303) Washington avenue, + Vet. 22. at 9 a. m. lil. Mater. inee Kirkwood, Burial at Leba- Entered into rest on Thursday, t 6-p. m., Joseph Chott, of Amelia Chott (nee wend dear father of Pear! Wagener and Kdwin, August, Amelit Chott. and our dear father-in- and grandfather, at the age of 49 Te and 7 months , Reral on Sunday. Oct, 20, at 2:30 p. from the residence, 4744 Seibert. to Friends respectfully Was a member Oo, W, (c7 ) Entered into rest on Tueéeday. 1P1L8, at 9 a. m.. at Camp Merritt, N. J. M Ferber (Coughlin, of Trov Ferber, aged ° ain), Motor. loeceased NO. 277. W beloved brother | (nee our brother- | now in months 5624 Bar- (c Pen innt. 19 years, 2 from Hoff: neister parzors. ay Mopfidav, © >1. to National Cemetery. Private. Motor. TF ols Friday, Oct. »0 p.m... Fred Whipple * beloved | of Leonard and Alice Symonds) aged 7 vears and UV nday, (oct, 0, at ©:30 DP. residence, 417 Columbla St Louis, to Mount Hope Motor, Private. into rest on sor Su Tom the Oct, 1, 1918. at) i‘rosson inee | (‘rosson, | and Al-| Thomas Mce- rs. William | Saturday Katherine ; helave: i wife of her of iuge ne, Us (rorson, M . Slattery In. to (c) residence, , , Ot zi. a. { emetery Motor, Pris ate. Lakes Training of 15th Regiment, Navy. beloved ® and Johiinna Denny inee Mc- brother of Mary, James, Cornelius, rt, leo. George, Amhonr, Catherine Patrick Denn frormn i j era) Monday. Cemetery. Great Denny i'nited States At the residence, 55 Oct. 21, at 9 a. n (arriages { ~“- ts . vary Saturday Oct. 1A. William Ellerbreck, I.atie Kilerbrock father of Adele, RBROC gn at yy rT) senate ace of . dear +e rtrude of Augus Louise Eller- oil li and fe after a ingering illness, aged 37' Ty Deada vt Peal de nce ‘205 a7 ' ere te ry e960) 2 Oct at i M alline krodt street. (el) | fh Motor. | crandchild, SD ALISN) REV paw BON te , 7+ Cherch Peyehic Science. 87 IDEAL spire) Al. a. Tuesday, 7:30 § Ife Carr stree! a hie pastor, '3 Olive. noter] ps ’ 80C IeTY CHURCH PSYCHIC en 6Auditorium, 3722 Olive, Peetiar services Thursday and Sun- m.. the merment the influenza lifted and public ah; permit- Dawson. pastor. Tues- | | WwW, ¢ 1 Mandes | | Anna Brodnicki. edward ¢ ‘ough. | Coughlin). | i a —_ hs ep es eet Meet- | Medium, ae SCTENCKE. | will | | aK. AWALAK—On TY | 3652 Paul's Elisabeth and W iiiam | LUCAE— . Our dear brother brother-in-law and | preisele), | dear iter lof Julia Hase, | Vortriede and infece. at the ame of 25 years % ifrom fami!y residence whe to New &t. Av, Ls - A a. m., Martin Oo Vears, beloved brother of Johanna Hoff. | Funeral Monday. Oct. 21. from Maydell’s J Mississippi and “Allen avs.. to SS Peter and Paul's Cemetery. ( HOLST FEF ~Entered into rest at Camp F un- | = ston, on Sunday, Oct. 13, 1918. Edwin Hoalste. beloved son of Fred anid Mary Holste | of Carrie | after a brief | (nee Juergens), and dear. brother Holste, nephew and toreeoy illness, at the age of 22 vear Funeral Sunday, Ovt, 20. 1:30 p. m, 'from family residence, 5O30 ade avenue. _ to Friedens Cemetery. Motor. (c7) | HUDSON—Enterea Oct. 18, 1918, at beloved into rest on Yriday 10:25 p. m.. Reubin husband of Elizabeth Hudson and dear brother of Martha Hume, Lucille Harrison, Wilhelmina Bishoff ‘and our dear gon- -imlaw, brother-in-law ani oon at the age of 45 years 6 months and 3 Racsbine will be shipped from family ree- dence, 4234 Schiller place. to Montzornery. Mo, Monday. Oct. 21, for burial. Deceased | was a member of Sycamore Camp, No. 567, avs, ae a. We. ks - Local Union ne 4 . (7 Saturday. Oct. 19, 1918, a. m. Anthony KHawalak, beloved son of Veronica and the late Anthony Kawalak, and dear brother of Benjamin. John. Felix. Helen and Irene Kawalak and resi idence, Oct. 22. beneath Funeral from the familv riole avenue, on Tuesday. a. m.. to Calvary Cemetery. KEE? —Entered into "rest on Friday. Oct. 18. 1918 Hazel Keen (nee Earnest). dearly beloved wife of Beeler Keen. be-'| loved daughter of W. nest. dear of and Oscar Earneat. Funera! Monday... Oct, Sl. at from residence, 435 = mic Ree avenue, halla Cemetery. Moto KESPOHL—-Entered into rest on Monday. Oct. 14, 1918, at 12:40 p. m.. at Field. y Pans ll Fla... Private Kespoh! of the 2024 Aero Squadron. the late Henry F. and Dora F. Perkubn). and dear brother of Elmer Kespohl. after a brief illness. Funeral Sunday. Ort. 2). at 2 n. rt.. from the Bensiek chapel. 3710 North Grand avenue. thence to Friedens Cemetery. Funeral Pr vate. Motor. (c7) 5422 | t 10 (ec) Oma White. John a to Val- a eT -Mathiaa, died of pnenmonia at! unera! i from family St. thony *. hospital on Saturday. Oct. 19, 19 ik at 9:30 a. m.. aged 31 years, 5 months and 5 daya. Funeral Monday. Oct. 21. at 2 D, from Gebken’s undertaking parlors. 2843 | Meramec st.. thence to SS. Veter and Paul's Cemetery. *” KLEIN-—Entered into rest Friday, Oct. 18, 1918, Herbert Philip Klein, beloved son Mrs. Sarah E. Klietn, ry, Esther, Robert, Manley, Joseph and Maude Kiein. and ovr dear brother-in-law and uncle, at the age of 22 years. Funcral from residence, 3910 avenue, Sunday. Oct. 20, at 2:30 p. neral private N —Entered into reat aire on Wednesday, (Oct. Private William A. Knese Jr.. of Mr. and Mrs, Wiliiam Knese (nee Wort- man). and dear brother of Mamie Biork- man and Catherine, Rose. Anna and the late John Kn@ee. and dear brother - in-law of scar Biorkman, at the age of 2 vears Funeral on Monday, Oct. 21, at 8:30 a from FE. . Schnur's funeral parlor Choutean to SS. Peter and Cemetery. ie) Botanical im. as Cam at Pr L918, 16, ‘avenue. Motor Entered into rest on Friday, at ll p. m.. Catherine lLaicne inee beloved wife of Edward Lucae, and mother of Marcella laicee, dear of Loute and Theresa Vordtriede, Private John licisele, : Agnes Hieiseic. and daughter- Schiittier, and our aunt, cousin and morehs. 18, TAs. Loutea siater-in law, in-law of Oct, 23, at 2 p a4 me Minnesota Cemetery. Motor. fel) Funeral on Tuesday. m.. Marcus’ into reat on at- ] Et | MeLAU GULIN- -Entered urday, Oct. 1f 1918, at liam Mel, aughiin. Jan McLauchiin rant herne and sone McLaughlin. 91 veare and © month Remains will tle in state at bis reaidenceé, BRIO Areenal st. ppt od “ ton. Lil. eon Tuesday. ‘ poesages oa" a member oF New “Bost on Lodge c aged OF attie BAY (Atk) papers pieas cosy, eee i rnest, be- | (nee and aturday, | and | the age of | Oct. | UNnera) | Motor.(c) 1918, Mar- | late Jacob Fous t | Mra. Wi}- Ww illiam 7315 S. CIUE.) | (Cc) belov ed (nee | ry = | me ed beloved wife of Charles H. Stix. unera! pri- | Funerdl at convenience of family. (c) har. Helen g eo oh and! at they; e given, (ce) aceres Retoead husband of Ella Ger- dear father of and | Gerling, Motor. (e7) | | ler, beloved into rest at Mare, and dear Atlgusta A. | brother | Cather- ' louis and the late little Dor- | 2043 I ast Due (oc) beloved 10 a. 2R25 19, | nna Heimberger. t and moth-!'! ae | and Her- gTand- (ac) John | Seietmae ave- | of Ida . a and at the age of will be c Hoff. awodl Hud- and Louisa Far- ' {c)) of | darling brother of Har- | (c7) | beloved son. Oct. | dear | Seren Léa Is JDutzow, in her _ eral on Saturday, urda, Macher, Wiilia (law a m.. fF Inacher,. st. Pet Vietor Marsc! _Taeot | d brathea | from lors, 1 Vary vited. MILB urday, Milbauer, bauer years, Funera! from 412 Duchoudguette Motor. | MILES— Overseas. Soehmer), Funeral dently. m.. John and dear son Julius Funera! Jonn €, George. Milbauer, and our dear gon. er-in-law and Thursday, Oc Mo.. Mary Lou seventy -seventh -n 7, Oct aged 30 al and Minnie our dear uncle. 3 on Monday, 0: funeral parlors ¢ Jefferson and N (‘emetery. ™m nd om ter’ S on Friday, Marschlewski, Marschlewski of Julius and dear and Agnes riowers, bel ia ilewski., Martha r-in-law and Tuesday. Bensiek ° 134 North Sixth Cemetery. Friends Carriages. On Friday, Oct. AUER— Raters int Oct. 19, 191 (nee Powell). Loraine, Edna. at On uncle, 8 months and on Tuesday. Clem Weicks’ Sone’ st.. Sept. pneutnonia, William E. Marine Ehier, adviewicz, Brisco Loulsville | MILLER—I|- ntered inte rest on_ Saturday. | || Hazel. Oct. Marga Fun ton Hh Joseph | (ePeer fun from Oct. and and M ee oe | Virein | day, a MUEL day, loved — brothe Donne to Cal please Oct. Noac W ashb siseter-i i 4 mont Funeral (Clem | Puchouquette street. Cemetery. | from | O'lL: = MOHA familly residence, MOB LEY. —Entered 1918, M Baker), dear Funera! Oct, 2 | Oank Hill MORRIN —Entered . 1918 Funeral residence, 1114 ' tice of time Robben). Robert, and Mrs. Funeral! boulevard. on M cae. NOACK—Entered (nee W dear daughter of Thomas and Washburn. (nee Willison). Funeral! Monday, only gon brother of and nephew e, aged 10 years. (ky. ) Corp. and 19, 1918 at 12:05 sister of Rose ret Broeal. eral Tuesday. Ort. to Calvary N-—Entered into (nee and Mrs. Mrs. Nettie Baezynsk}, street. _ 26. daughter af Mrs. ce ‘s (nee hrekel), vear Oct. 19. at Dutzow, brother, a 4s of W orth Motor. ioved ye » T the brother Marscrhiewsk!, Mary i P wae our dear | 18, 19 o rest on 8. at 1:30 p. m.. beloved husband of Mattie Mi!- and dear father Alina brother. broth- | oe age of 2 day Oct. on of m.. Lademacher 1918, Lade- at | LADEMAC HEI—pnter red into rest on Sat-| | 19 Theodora beloved son of| (nee | brother-in-. at n. Market, t cl MARSCHLEW SKI —Ente red into rest sud- Oct. 18. 1918, husband Waszkiewicz). late ’ ‘ at & Son's funeral par- thence to Cal-| respectfully 18. an at ‘funeral to Calvary anaes 1 £ 1918. of . a +t? MT. Schrte ie oe ©. of Traecki mM. 9 Aa. (cl) Lucille 2 Sate) | Peter | of d Norma 23 9. m.. parlors, (c Mute papers please copy. Mil- Marv Grace ey from Meek & Dickman’s chapel. avente, in her twentieth Cemetery. rest Saturday and Motor. Oct. in-' lobar 8, at 9:30 a. m., Margaret Barry Mo-; ji! eloved mother of Joh T. and Pau! and Mrs. Charles I. eral on Monday. into rs. ges wife mother arshall fa avenues, Cemetery. 19. beloved augnhter of will take place will be civen LER—At Denver. Oct. 17. 1918. Err husband of Mayvm Virginia and r of Robert H. Gussie Mueller will liv's funeral vary Cemetery, copy. into 11 ‘45 A. 18, 1918, at ashburn) sister of Josephi Lucille Nelson, ( urn. and our dear n-law and aunt, hs and 26 days. on Monday. Oct. Weick Sons’ Motor. catered from residence, Oct. 21. ‘at 3 D. Oct, > 4380 Laclede. Karl of Kar! of Ada. Karl at 2p. m. father of Mildred. F mn FE... S Mohan, are. iam (yera; ghi Fe ok. rest Sa residence, Webster Groves, on Mor- Interment at on Dp. ™, (e) Friday, Morley Morley Jr., (nee Sr... Sidney and “Into reat on Saturdavw 0 erm, Sane Mrs. Helen Ross. Morrin, from the family Colo. iest le Morrison avenue. on Due no- (c) Thurs- Mueller. Arthur Wel rest Itt, ne laude and Her Mar chy take place from Parlors. Oct. Motor. Cc ape Giradeau and Jackson (Mo ) at on hissie No beloved wife of € ‘arl Noack, the Spite and Mueller dith ‘Arth or J. 3546 = YT, inde|l] Dp. M., ° =e pan Friday sack S Sarah ‘ora Mary late gel, daughter-in-lav. 21, funeral] to New 7 D. ° Warre ‘Th at the age o of 22 = 2 parior, St. {nto rest on DP. m. 41° Marcus’ (c7) Oct. 18, ©’ Hara Jr.. beloved son of Wa oath and Lillian O'Hara dear brother of Fugene and Viola O'Hara, our nephew and grandson. 8120 Idaho ayv.. ™m., Private. O/'MALTI LEY—Enterea into rest on Friday, Uect. ay belov ed late T | Catherine Fune John ©. street | Please years. Funeral Sunday. Ort. the farnily residence | to Calvary ¢ ‘ernetery. vate. eer iT Entered into rest Oct. 17, Funston, 21 veur®, dear son Parks of ! { a. ie tobert 18, 3918, at 1:30 a. daughter homas O'Malley, and the rai Monday, Oct. 21, Rensiek & Son's, thence to Calvary omit flowers. ani OPPENLANDER-—-Entered Tuesday, Charles W. Oppen! ander, B egelsbacher, Fdward Oct. 15, dear brother Mrs. Oppenlander, a ae Parks aged Cc amp 3 KE. and Elizabeth M. Allen avenue. | P HELPS-iintered 1918, 1 Pheive ; seph | Jr., ter of Lieut. Leiwe Forn Oct Ri n re. | Ringe | grande ness. a ) iesant | RITTER 1;. I918, Cet. } ter and |) nue, to private ROCHE-—Suddenly. caxko. ~ ry. tic har RODE if 13 leaf, ¢ loved son gur and at the oOavs Fune from of Bt rein. ROMAN Mich... Edwa rd anda Vi Roman, sig “une gant (iet tery ROSESOW (ict Roseno FPorenow Ilenry Fvelvn father Funeral on Be Mi from ¢t avenue, M oter. daughter Funera! REFILLY—At Saturday, | heloved (aristrom | Walter J.| Fon of | Kespohbl (age | | RINGE— oF intered ! inner dear Ferdinand, Ic brief 11) Funera! from the K: fami'lv Funera! Wash 2s. ; YD. inee SPE ey Phelps, mother of Mrs. Louis Nieman. will 271e N. = * his ‘hone n Oct. husband and fat Joseph J. Reil! y erly into at chewed son of (nee Ramspott), hild and neupew, t the age of & Monday. residence, avenue. Motor. ientered into at (Chicago. (iom1), beloved mother of Mrs mil and ness, at the Sun dav. ror c h ape Valhalla Cem eter. ( ret. Richard Patrick, he and brother of age %: mont Sel se the -Entered Into reat LK. at 3:40 Private of Emilie dear age of Emil} and ra., 28S years, |] Tuesday, Oct, residence. privat 1a Louis Schwaben Motor. ra! Un into Roman. late of Mr Entered Thomas and the oi brother vian Roman, and our dear from RPereesch's ington bouleva PFiR at Da erment private ral Int Entered int 18 1918, a: 29 30) w. deariv beloved h tnee Reuter). Jr.. Edward J.. Her Roeenow. in-law, in Oct he family residence te Valhaila Cem Notor. ‘into rest ‘3 in rest 12:10 rent Til... Roche. | band of Ella Roche (nee Marsh). age 6. brother and 39) enced m.. to ¢ mm, Delia O’Mal- Cath erine aud the d dear sister of (Y’ Maliey. lnte Daniel at 9 a 1134 North Six:h| Cemetery. tnto 1918, at Camp Funaton, Oppenlander. beloved son of Mary of Mra. helov ed of Joseph Margaret her. Dp. Will and after veara., Oct. Sl, ?? si. Oe wife and oy on {: I‘riday. in, Motor. (Ca) Test Charles | enry Hartmann and | at the age of Weeas from 20, at 2 a 5” Oa North Tease street. Funeral pri- (c7) 1918, Kan., 2745A (c7) Oct Elizabeth Aleo, take place from residence Ninth at... Frieden's C New 19,19 18, Thomaa H. Ref!) of JOo- Tuesday. emetery (c) Orleans, Charles _- Joseph! ne member of Rosati Counc) a. C. on Saturday. m.. Ww and our a 3:00 4054 Br nd brief tie | D. (ec) snureda: aT tit An tter | otor. late on Sunda : an ~ oy John Roche Guarn er. P. _ «J, at | “707 Nort h (32 and ave. Funera! (c7) ; ‘“‘ather- Oct At Camp (res n- a. y ‘ rns , LS {erst u * et rR ode . , le (2oCtlieb Hoes ne inn brot] : " 1 monthe a a4 - , " «= . ° hs in Was a ie , 5 ive lov ed . Ts. fu rai. oe | ‘sar A Annie R om ‘a Mre. Rianche Drehkopf and FE dward and atepson of nephew, neral en ar tial and and Bee * hth ) ry} vDewa_ st mem ber » (ec) Pontiac, 80m “of | an (nee Law ier. hlarryv ol $1 parlors. Moor ‘lay. i‘eme “in and our dear brother Year dD. ™M , 8010 Castleman P etery rivate. ‘e7) hug- | father of Hinma | aged 26 | of | Phelps | sis- | Dp. ! nona }’. * Shain, m.. | Mor- | | J. Smith Sr.. ma. th BE. O. } uth | | at i M,: | fueller | |! (c) ' years | (Cc) from | | on | ROTH BERG- ‘daughter of Mr ¢ from i; ayv.. respectfully invited. SH AIN—On itdas. ST LOU Is, SU NDAY MORN NSWERS TO QUERIE PB PBBLB PPP LPP APA AL eA POPP OO BBP QO™ Yuery for Sunday must be i i i i ti a a BEAUTY CULTURE, NATURE.—Best remedy by skin is to be so cheerful and to! live so happy and regular a life that! you will get fat. anaen is absolute- ly no drug whic} you can take or'| apply which wil] do the work quick-| ly, if at all. MOLLY .—C the hair light: amomile tea to keep Apply after sham- poo and drying. Get small package of the dried flowers at drug store. -ut in a covered saucepan and pour on qt. boiling water. Allow to! steep until liquid deep amber color. Then strain into glass jar. FINDING 'THINGS, —Sec. 8268, chap. 75, R. S. provides that finder of moncy, goods or other personal property, value of $19 or more, owner of which is unknown, shall within 10 days make affidavit before some Justice, stating when and where he found the same; that owner is un- known; that he has not secretea, withheld or disposed of any part thereof. Under this chapter other provisions follow as to Justice’s duty and finder’s duty to file list with she rk and set up copy of such Valuation at courthouse door and four other public places within 10 days. If no owner appears and proves his property or money with- in four days and it exceeds in yal- ue $20 the finder shail within 30 days thereafter cause a copy of the description to be inserted in some newspaper for three weeks and if, no owner proves the property with- in One year, after such publics tion, the same vests absolutely in the! finder. Owner appearing before that time and claiming must pay all reasonable charges. If finder fails to proceed as required he forfeits to owner double the value thereof. RENEWING DRY BATTERIES, J. H. S.—A casing is placed out- Side of the Zinec-containing case, having inside dimensions a little greater than the zinc cup. space between the zine cup case is filled with a dry electrolyte, which, upon addition of moisture, sets up a chemical action with the exterior surface of the zine, and) the latter having been perforated, ! causes electrical action to be rgrain produced. The casing, or cup, be used outside the zine cup, should} be made of waterproof material.!| The electrolyte instead of being placed between this cup and the zinc in a powdered form, should be held by several layers of blotting paper, formed into a eceylinder of proper diameter to fit snugiy on outside of zine cup. This porous cup should be impregnated with a solution containing the following inaterials in the approximate}. amounts given: Muriate of ammo- nia, 10 parts; bichromate of potash, 4 parts, and chloride of sodium, 4 parts. , After the porous cup has thoroughly soaked in the above so- lution it should be dried by passing a roller over its external when it is mounted on a wooden! cylinder of proper diameter. The moisture-proof cup may be formed) outside the porous cup by the latter with several waterproofing paste and on several thicknesses of manila paper, each layer being treated with the ' dise of cardboard, properly ‘treated, should be placed in the end of the ‘'ylinder to form the bottom, and the edge of the manila paper fold- ed in over it and pasted in place The pasteboard covering surround- ing the zine cup of the cell should be removed and the surface of the zine thoroughly cleaned. The coal) tar in the top of the zinc cup should be removed by tapping around the edge with a hammer, and a larye number of smail holes should be made in the walls of the cun witha sharp instrument. Then put the cell within the porous cup and fill the top with clear water, preferably rain water A chemical reaction will immediately take place be- twreen the outer surface of the zinc and the chemicals contained in the materia] forming the porous cup, | and the terminal voltage of the cell) iy is 12,840, 1909, *? coats of winding Se ee i te i for flab-| The and} to| surface! cov ering} c -OTnmMonN SING, oO ‘TOBER 20.1918. _* se (Printing & Addressing. .... 3 x | Resorts, Country Bd... ~ page. Classification. Pace. 16 ) Seeds, Plants, Trees... ....16 Sewing Machines......c+--13 Sitwations...... hte ae. “eee eons s 11 | Talking Machines. cece coe eke — > tae ig Og, " 4 ri We oe 10 _ Trpewriters. ‘ 1! | Vehicles. 8 (Wall aper. TO O RECEIVE ANSWERS. — ————— a \ ro oa” sé oe Varno and dear son ‘arne, and dear May Titus and on Saturday, m., Arthur ain: of telatives tend to bea itiful Dathy in MR. SVOBODA Hii« kory street. Card of Thanks. and friends: We wish to ex- you our Jpucere thanks for the é | and your sym- our st res hen t AND FAMI LY, 1304 into rest at 10:35 a. husband o lex. ani brother of Oscar Var Mrs. Gertrude Vali- ae ntered 1018 beloved mailed a week beforehand. }will be practically the same as it | was when the cell was new. The will take place from Mullen's water must be replenished from ' #, St. Louls ave mue and Sarah st.. on time to time on acount of eve apora- c ; re 21. at 8:30 a. m.. to Calvary | | id ti f > emeter) F uneral private. an i (tt ve apers please copy. (c Moy dell, eee er vod OLD SUBSCRIBER.—tTry FAMILY. (c) | : manv beautiful floral offer t be “WAEL TERMANN—On Saturday. Oet. 19. ANDREW SCHILLER AND oO these: Acme ‘aper Co., Libby & 1918 12:5 M. Raymond Wae!lter- W illiams P aper Co., Beacon IP: iper , 4a Br ed son Of John and Co., Brooks Paper Co., Brown Paper itermann (nee Schniedemeyer). Co. Chapman Paper Co., Crescent of Leonard and Jobn Wael-| io » I " Aon a P ao & hat =~ Paper Co., Oct. 21. from residence, - 7 s ». > Lt Ie » 1! Co SS naga Pa. emple Paper to SS. Peter and Paul's: shown us in our sad bereavement in tha! Elli ‘apeEr Co.. Mack- ‘¢)| loss of our dear daughter and sister, Alma stliott Paper Co., Mississippi Val- se |M. Eggert, haps also thanks for the many > 2 “On, >, on Friday. Oct. 18, 1918, at ° yr. BG " : ; , t. AND M EUS. FRED W. EGGERT AND |! MELBA.—To clean ol] - | Joseph Weinmann, bejeves | FAMI ' > as Lydia Weinmann fag- | Make varnish come otf in froth by ner), and dear father of . : rubbing picture well with Whisky |;' Edna ©. Weinmann, aked (better the whisky better the froth); || on Monday. ve then wash we . abe . as Kedawta and when dr Aen kamen tee Me pen to Val hal. la Ce meters of the Manufacturers’ Railway for their nd kee niinen : arnisn anew member of Master kindness and sympathy shown ws our ang eep covered from All dust Singing Society. |! the loss of our dear until varnish has dried. Yoy will ol gic E. Harris. also Rev. be Surprised at result unléss paint- into rest at Camp John, /iall for his consoling words. also Wacker- jing is very old. * eT, clean rilt Tex.. on Monday. Oct, | Helderle undertakers, for efticle frames: Take a piece of fre Gilt Sergt. Gustave C. Weiss, | services also Mr. Maloney is assist- oy } resh bre ad, dear son of Annie Welss (nee | ance and for all their beaut ful floral | pour a few drops of ammonia on it, | Moydell). the late Gustave Weiss: be- | offerings. and rub frames carefully. They | loved beotiter of Frank Weiss (U. #8. A.. } MR. AND MRS. J. HARRIS. will look like new. ? ; sromewhere in | DILEMMA.—White kid France), Mrs. Anna Walsh (nee || Weiss), Willie and Freddie Weiss, dear friend | |of Marie Biehl. dear brother-in-law, |Soiled to wear and which are stilj ||| Bephew_and c wer iofa good Shape may be renewed for Pt Missixs ppl [evening ear by oy pagre them with ues, to New ‘icker Cemetery. | xold paint. Do this carefully and " ; ‘Smoothly and the shoes Will look | WESTPHAL —E ntered into \like new, In some Cases, even soiled t at 4 a. |Satin slippers may be sue ‘essfully St ine) “Sag KI or beloved wife ‘treated in this way. White kid shoes dear mother of Laura. ‘May also be dyed ' w Jentzsch. George, Charles, | “4 y & fast black by therir ie Meyers. Walter, Ida applying the following mixt Ure to j!' and se Latier. and our dear sister, moth- | them °¢ worth of gallic acid and ther and egreat- rand: noth "C Worth of su Iphate of iron. Put ORES 35. SOS GE | the sulphate of iron in just as much 2 | water as is required to dissolve yetene | no more, and appiyv this to the shoes. ‘al private. set it dry, then dissolve the gallic acid in a very little w ates and apply | this. When dry the oes should be a good black eotet. tireat care must be taken in tsing these chem- icals, and after they have been used ithe surplus quantity should be ;thrown away. THANK writes: “Here clean cut used with beads that and caked + -- e Card of Thanks. We Wish to thank our many frie: fiatives and Rev. Father ©’ Rei Father Hennesy for their beautiful: flora! offerings, svmpathy and kind words in our | sad bere avemaws in the loss of our dear husband and fathe MRS. D. KE A TING AND CHILDREN Card of Thanka. | and the WW oodm ; rest » twcate Russian is sist relatives at ane Motor, Waterloo 7) and for writing Card of Thanks. wish to extend our sincere thanks | our relatives and friends, to the Hev Walser, pallbearers and Sunday schoo! teacher for their kindness and sympathy We M frond: av. sd street, te 4019 (‘eme oo aah, Ww EINMANN painting: husband of Card of ‘Thanks. We wish to extend our thanks to ot neighbors and friends and to the employes ir | North Grand avenue. | Motor. Deceased was a Bakers’ Benevolent and Ww EISS—-Entere a Antonio. ) 14. ‘gis. - DB. Wi. | axe 28 in N. Card of Thanka herewith to express our sin- our relativ: and friends and to the pallbearers for ‘thei? kindneas | and sympathy in our sad bereavement in the death of my beloved daughter, « dear sister, Rose Katherine Reef, for the beautiful floral offerines Catherin clal many thanks to Rev } mann for the apenas and kind words of conso'at! Mit= OUISE REEF AND € We desire cere thanks Snoes too to from AvVe- (C7) at 2 th mk. and Allen reat on Satur- service HILDREN f Card of Thanks fo thank al! our relat their kindness and symp shown us our late sad bereaveme the loss of mv dear husband and our p Be father. Patrick . ree. an d especially thank Rev. Dp. V. his kind words of consolation, earers the temis Hassendeube!, ¥ the friends for their bere: ived., FAMILY We destre friends for s in at 2:30 p. m., ; to St. Motor. Monday. ct. Pennsylvania Cemeterv.. Funeral al on it, ; mi #73 7 35 | Matthew's WIEWANN—-Icntered into rest on Friday, Oct, 18, 1918, at 1:30, Wiiliam woes 'mann, beloted husband of Freda Wiem ant (nee Bushm: ann), and dear father of Fdit Katherine, Clara and l[-vdia Wiemann bem Louise Runge (nee Wiemann), and ovr dear son, father-in-law and uncle, aged 54 evepares ag ~o wD offerings he BU RNS ‘AND (Cc) (RS. Yr. Card of Ste. hank our relativem aod chapel, ‘the BY mopathy and Kind- (et 20. at Cemete! the Tetdner on Sunda. St. Peter's from avenue, thence to Wil er’ (ict Wi lide Miller | Way to which I have Great suceess myself on were all red with rust together with dirt. To Wild Clean Cut Steel B 3 M: ials be tee N al | eads: Materials Thomas. ‘required, l cake Of sapolio. 1 thim- Hubert, and our dear bleful olive oil, 1 cotton raz, 1 woo!l- father. ” len rag, AND plenty of elbow Funeral Tuesday eg =, at 1:30 p. m.., grease.) Best w ay my gre from family residence 2817 N. Tenth st., atin” A . » handle the thence to rieden's| ‘ Temetery. Motor. (c) beads is to string them all on aij ) | Stout String and tie the ends to- WILDER Oct. Fe gether. Quickest way to do this . Charlies Roy is to thread a small needle with sane stout line h lac at Alston inen thread, place the heads _ in a shallow box lid and plunge 5 ' Le es and Pittsburg Plate Glass Co... and dri- the needle among the beads, which ye 77 AE hag Bee lg > } will fill the needle al most at once [ . , « f i A . ’ A ‘* vere on Mal hed ‘ se . ‘ “ ae ot } most ‘ ; A a ‘ ‘ j hr ) j - ~ relat vex ane rienas Lor he ICAU Ui j}and is repeated until all are strung. | floral offerings, also the pallbearers and Rub the damp cotton rag on cake Fieyv (jreen for their gSorvices and Team of sapolio until it is welf coated sters’ Union, Local No. G00 (nee vears. in state at Stuart's funeral chap- “aston avenue, until 6 a. m. Interment Montgomery City n., James Shain Aged 29 Tre inal ay . Mo ee es ne ntered into rest on Saturday lNis. Jessie Shelton. be! Joseph Sheltoh, dear si . Godin. Lucy Shelton. Mre. and Mathilda Shelton. at the Monday, Get Bai. af @ r Echnur'’s et Parlors, "652 av enue to Valh alla Span ake “houteau Motor into rest on Friday. Ort tertha M Ss: nith ee mete ee | ek Entered 118 at 6:30 a. m Koehel). dear beloved wife o lheeiry dear mother of Thomas J. Sm} Jean Sinith. dear Si: ter of Lena Pellegrini and Ccear daughbter-ln-law., Bhan | thirty third year. : ' 18. 1918. at i NO 1. | Shrine. Bi ARTZ | Della “ODD | arn | ig brother of Willian ‘ T! Marry ‘~. Tiech aot 4 ' 1 Th, Lore | vy ASE REO! es r¢ i wet Lt Olive | r the ' M4 and broth at t athe, nilivan, Immaculate Conception in-law. rrandfather lHiome Guards and Sergt. Mc- |} age of DD vears . - on? Ran. Mes -_ mm! iy residen: Oe, wi pe . > ‘ , 7 + v Mune! al ggg es ouis County. on Mon- Fort Riley, Kan... ~ sere a henna a 10 a. in. Private. Motor far 7 rice Hupress CS. ne the mr | day. Coens SS 4 a be r of Concordia & Mvers’ packing department ana f 4 ne - : : a .4 ‘ } Ps ’ Pe PE and Bric klavers’ Union. (c) and Edw Howard & Bons. for their kind worda of = an a floral offering the loss Card of “Thanks. > , de brother. Py rk ate Patrick | to thank our mane ds and | - Fort Ri " relatives for their sincere sympathy and NNIE BR Ee MAN . VRS | WY any beautiful floral offerings sent us in sib ES sisters, OS ave- our sad bhereavernent, also the pallbearers Fenian’ She I ‘ ’ snoentiiian ®t and service, | for their kind sympathy = MRS. H. GIESEKE AND FAMILY. Cet. aise | STECKER- »°43 a. mm bure. Pa., -On Thursday, 1?. 1918, a at at Carnegie institute, Pitts- Joseph Henry Stecker, beloved son of Henry and Dena Stecker (n Schaefer), and dear brother of Kernard, HMdith. undertakers, into rest on Friday at 0:30 p. m.. Edna Btef- hill) eloved wife of Joseph dear daughter and our he- after a lin- STE Fr gt fel (nee Steffel loved gering F uneral Entered 1S, Berry and mv sister and sister-in-law, illness iis Ionian rtakers, ZAe prompt and ce mT ve * AND STE ann AND FH og re AMIL‘ ‘“AMILY Card of Thanks. Card of Thankea. - to We des! re to ere our sincere thanks to the to our . na echildren in the sympa persistence and the offerings tendered wus re ave nent of our lovi ngelton-Clemente RERE Oct. HOFFMANN ( nh: ape}. (‘emetery, MES. EMILY FOr! AND Tuesday, Benstek Peter's invited, Motor. Wells (Tex.) Tapers please copy. into rest ( 1918, De Witt St taf gers the Wagoner chapel, Oct. 20, at 2 p. m No. 79. and Altus (Ok. {c We wish the their kindness, beautiful floral the sad be Thomas A on Satur- it o H. Steigers, many duritr A ng son, \VED FAMILY day. brother aa wr ¢ Funeral from on Sunday, 3621 under, (ey r Home ("et Wacker SON _ie ( ‘onal ators Mvatir (c) and A. uri and AND Card of Thanks. We sincere’vy wish to thar ’ the henutiful fiorai a ’ yT iif avay at Forrest City, | kindr sy ot thee Friday, Oct. 18. 1918. at 8a wo s oseniiee tie Chas. F. Schmidt Georke Swarts peloved tance of Miss ia ‘thank ‘Rev Kretchmar for Goodman, LOLS North | Seventeenth nanmhelenee The street. and dearly beloved brother of Frank ROR at and Morris Sw artz. and darling brother-in law aud uncl To know him was to love him. Frnera!l from Pheraon avenue. >. me Moolah gn e, our relatives offer- in akers —— LARA K N FRetL Passed mnant Card of Thanke. Ark... on , expres neere than ! fr their ki eur late e aust 8 yi ena far oo bereaved ‘HMIDT Card of Thanks. We 7 igh tn exnr eas fa’ ie heart?a! > thanks to our relatives. friends and ne eigh bors and aniso the chil idren of Towell Schor i the their ninanene and aventet! 1¥ gare eee sad bereavement .In the uehter and. sister At Cheater. Zsanersveme. : | ar — thanks for the Armory, on Thursday, Oct. a. a oe “Thorwegan and SHEPARD AND sorwe an { ~ roa way. H. Thorwegran : B IoOrw ewan. Berger's chapel, 4715 Me- on Sunday. Oct. 20. at om | De arera, offerings ANA) eet rwi« ra ATHERING WwW ATEN THORWEGAN— ' In Memertam. In memory of Charles ey @ied two years ago today WIFE AND Straube. who aciv miaeed by CHILD MEN M FAMIL : A Card ef Thanks. In lewing remembrance of Geo. lL. Sher In Memoriam. boulevard. on Monday_ Oct Gan. who died Oct. 16, 1914 In memory of our beloved mother, Eitss- | | Semneve ke Ro in Rellefontaine Ceme- The flowers upon his grave, beth fa id) departed one year age hese. : {¢c) They wither and deca’ sie tery. Our love for hi! rm w hi _. \fFeps beneath In o wm fade away. Where the flowers softiy wave, ‘ be Lies the one Who we loved eo dearty nisse : ’ hee lone vy. wliient grave. STEPFATHER AND SISTERS. est ner Liare by FATHER AND CTTILDREN. In Memertam. of eur heeband and who paesed away. Funeral wil! take piace from Donneliv's funeral pariora, aid — the graverard. softiy sleeping, ee , — O.. on Thursday, —" neumonta, Harry Tise haries anc John “ Miidred Tise zabeth and Estella | TISC _ At Cleveland i a ’ £ -- Pn. ale ef — - aED: and uncie ot brother-in- aged Card of Thanks. ir her frien Aa for ahown in ou aad heme suddenly TOL A rome that and falreat. the froa! , and rarest loved ene we have /\aet loved ene te fade fe ‘a #@ cetenrt b¥ ; ‘el ia Geares’ her Me! ger and Mr ine ibearers 4 the Mear is Pw grave Where our hlew last call in soldier son and brother We , Sweet is the m that never shal to thank everyone for the bean- Roses ray wither. vee fade and an4 ofertugs others forget him never shall we. JOHN BARTHOLOMWY Sadly miss br be qs AND CHILD REM teh read nro reat on Sat- 6 a mm. Louis of Albert and yeare 1: 207 Renton 2:30 bp. m., Inter- fe) \ AND | AT honor of WeFariand De sailor who our dear Lois. Yandérpeal, hchewe j non Anna Vanderpool, aced ” Funeral from the res! iden ce. . street. on ondeyv. ect. a thence to St. Peters Cemetery. ment priv the i f ine w? ‘band and father mnt; In Memoriam. mer ory ‘ “4 Hur fear her. who departed brut not by daughter. MILLER AND , In loving and grandmot Wet. 20. 1815 Sadly miseed MARY morher this life forgotten. PAMILY. In Memoriam. oving memory of my dear wife. Magy gv hea psbarte ed this life one year ase. year alo vou left ua miss you. Mary. dear. i are gone but not forgotten By the ones who loved you, dear. Sadiy missed by her hus! rand JAC 6B MACK. In Memoriam. m iovVing memory of our Birdie MeCen- ho dt parted this life one 16. Tt } bs ‘ year ago, A Dr ex ious one fr om wus we loved Is if vacant in our never can be Jaissed by her sisters. SALMAR "AND Mi Ss. ENRIGHT. In Memoriam In loving remembrance of our dear hes H. Frederick B. Lamoe. who departed this life Oct. VO. 914. In your lonely grave wou are As the shadows onward fall: And our lonely hearts are weeping. NO more your presence we can call. Sadly miesed AND CHILDREN. by YOUR WIFE In Memoriam. In loving memory of our dear son brother, Matthew (|. Donohue who parted this life, Oct. 17, 1917 Son, dear, it is just one year sinee yes eft wus, broken- hearted Those pure Oct. ae Zone. ~~ Which filled. Sadly MRS. sieeping. and de- ps Bay ~ You in vour and hite. and ©. : Thought vou were the you ; . merry casket, Your the thought for memory in your Erave on a ‘dist ant hill. Sadly missed by Mother, Father. r no more, Sisters and Brothera M emoriam . our dear mother. Lauiga ght this life one year In In memory Wemeler, REO, Olet Within rater, sation ai ore. ed forevermore the other side S likeness satisfied. Wiped aWAYS by God's land. Dast no more at den the threshol a All’ sorrow, pain and Wren. we ‘shal! treet laa? as Sud l y of that blisefel disavvdointment’ tO part by HER FI missed rw? iw c HILD REN. Memoriam. ance In In levine remembr mother. mother-in-law, sister an aunt, (Cara Spuhter. who departed this life one vear ako, Grct. 14. 1917 Silently the ‘round While alone ! dear shades of lonely dao even: ne gather thinking: mother. more I hone to meet her. and this ‘of my in "memory and thet hill. miesed j M It. AND MRS Ww. B, WOLK. In Memoriam, remembrance Our grandmother. Beckmann. whe departed this Year age, Oct. 19. 1917 Time rolis on: it will not etay: What grief I've felt since that day. With one so loving, kind and true. How h it Was to part wtth yeu. Sadiv miseed a KMANN AND FAMILY In loving mother and Anna “™ life one H. BE In Memoriam. remembrance of M Herman 1OL7 4 mother. true and kin No a Oli earth like her wen fing. (iod called her home —-tt wae H Rut in our hearts she lingere still. For all of us she did her beat. Mav God grant ** oe rest. Sad! thinsed b* THERE Cc Lil DREN "AND MIS. dear DPagsed enr who . a fe) Memoriam. ing af o te Dhronohue (nee is life Ort. 17 ‘? I memory in lot Cynthia parted Daughter, dear daughter, Dunievy), whe de- 19L7 dear 4 Just one rear since . broken hearted. you in our casket. pure . £0 fal the I lacht of Heaven as sweetly there. suffered, in patience yeu to suffer ne our cheeahes are left for m oTy & your nrg - the distant hfiL Sadly misse or father and mether ME. cc. W. DUNLEV? ; no you bor Till Goa All “called you homa by In i tattiaaes In loving memory of ovr @ear moether, Anna Schwarz. + a Goperted her life five years aco, Cict. In the graveyard. softi¢ sleeping, Va ‘doasty tm her the flowers wentiy Lies t? we love #6 lient graye ner itn and ©. wo fair. the ileht of heaven as sWeetiy there agro ahe ie ft dear one her casket, pure was , Oo us, how we ail your & silent tear missed by kindness as we HER ¢ HILDREN. fe) In emetnen. : Ing? Tremermb rance of eur Gear ais- . who departed this tar ieream ": lo rgman. life Gct. 21, 31817 year has Deseo away (ne Cara eA « ie That ehe was dead. endly mm e her she is latd. RS AND SISTERS ‘e) In Memoriam. vy of my Arar ruse’. ¥ he O17 mere BROTHE wtfe ceparted left on how we dear Kindoess ae we for eur dear on that dey eur would . be cation fhe eal never be Sormotten, never from our memorw fa Leving hearts w aiwaye linger areund iald the grave a she te Sadir iae@ed HU SRAND ‘ HILL DRE CHILDREN. UNDERTAKERS. ee ee | PEETZ BROS. Punersa! chapel. 2739 Lafayette Pty | en carriage [uperais; Do charge for a I = ee tmhother AND, GRAwD. — en ge ° = eee = - The lAberty watundl Association ta 1. ‘the Post -™s. patch Lest asl Found Columaa the numbers of lost and found Fourth Liberty Loan coupon books Se advertising @aily os a Toe DR ape TN Sa AS Leg ha AIRE: of my dear et ee ee ea 19 gem ete: ee dbaiaaieeanatatede od Peer ements: RO AL aaa iggy Allard ce ee ee mi ~~ th >t OM A. AEP pete reh M8 pot. wens caine td ANG ante tbo “ ee eer aay GEN IO AOI Mod > ™% we ~ » Pina mw ot © —_ * 9% i ®) - a *.* Pa +» ”~ ¥

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Found, _ xO - LOST and FOUND | Soud agate lic line, mimmum $0c Discount ic per line on taree oF more insertions. , ee SITUATIONS MEN. £ BOYS CHAUFF : ao trea et by deturei: ‘a pinlepteneadts ing Preferred: good mechanic; driv Private at _Present, Bomont a : CHAU FFEUR—Sit._ py “olor od : F ° drive tr ck: can Fi man; rera elerences: cal} 3708R. "Lindel! WANTE! fF ieh— Tou! INSTRUCTION POPPI ern ne ee a a a MEN—At once. to learn Eng! uickly. Box | H-322. Post-Dispate oy ng a quickly. =——--— | PUBLIC _ STENOGR APHER will train bright STORAGE AND MOVING | —#!rl: position sec mee. tox H-202, P.-D. ———eeeeeeeeeeern 2 =—_rae_=_e_—_—eeeeeeeeeee en" | FRENCH. pPaniah. native teachers. CRAWFORD’S moving van, $4.50 load, ox | 208 Schoo! 44 laindell. Lindeil 4648. contract. Phone 1} Bomont 5610. SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS |_ SITUATIONS—WomeEN, gj OO eee saciek | a eee by ~antiwens®.. iady _ ne 10 all eu” Ge H-4, | as Drivate « secre dictation. ~ SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS MAN—Reliable. colored, wants office work, ~ ghennien nm Y-289, eT AN TAC” ox attention! Wa MANUF sean” representing and aa eerib- | uting im the east. Communicate 505 Amerf- can _ Hotel. | COLONIAL Rug Co rage rugs, made any size. 19083 Easton av ee © ae ewei —— | for elcerly man; g Post-Dispatch. cient HOU SEKEEPER—Sit.; refined ped lady ly wants work in a motheriens home: city or country. Box Y- Post- -Dispatch. HOUSEKEEPER—Sit ; At TOMOBIL EB Forest av BAR PIN- wrere lost, BIRD DC G—Found; — HOUSEKEEPER— Sit. i ~ | Oct ia ani: _Hi- 34. biac k; ” desc ribe » fully; | — ?P ,ost-Dispatch. : —— ee = owner call 4767 | > : niasiemaaiioniaas suiary ‘sz. referen young widow with 5. Fost-Dispatcn. 9° aeons Dod- ‘} ELEGRAP HY immediately : ee — - —- -~— ‘Sun ~ mar: manager: OeET a Ta iit n , cialis th ‘ied : = | $150 to | CHAL FFE} a ee MEN —Sit.: office and crec 7: 8| boy 3 ye Forest 4141 \. work in wa | ees ——~ FOR HIfRE—Furniture truck, by load, day or 250 monthly; ae guaranteed. 1631 ence: fold Sits ; Drivate, ried; age 33 years: oe Boy — ~ 2 nai Lewis pl. reference. Sie sUG RAL HeR—Sit 7] bright, Month; tfer chai en 08 P fi nest in city; . references. per ence: me ference e€ic “ O15 satel Lac lade yc arhalagh . Keiner, 215-17 8, 14th, Central 421R. Box C-286, Post-Dispatch. 44, astry cook. Cali Bomont; employed: new Doe Oe 88, P Ye 3-200, Post-Dispatch. ; a ti ae | “ NOT, HONOR-—Nos ive 272 (cl4) | TYPEWRITING—Full course for office | CHEF8iv as s chet: __| for advancement. Box Y-306, Post have HIOUSEKEEV ER—Sit. by youre widow. w. with TELEPHONK OP ERATOR—Sit py—_17 orJ38 yeate. *") One . on ere a ee » “" - 2 ave aoe a ‘ e . " ‘ A269, 85H, | SRASCH'S $25,000 bonded warehouse; sep- | SETViCesS ; situations secured. Lox G-217, ber. reliable ¢ am 25 years’ expe rience; s0- | PAINTER—Sit.; first- lass mec nantc: elit . Oy; in family o7 motherless home: wn Phen ra tan operate one ’ factor’ —- 3: eae 1800; , N A one e iron room; motor service; furniture | _Post-Di spatch. of kit tchen. ty soe to —— e any kin, t | tools, etc. hardwood finishing, ¢! ““ ins, home considered more than high wages G. | nar AO4R, . AY To werk in drus 185028. tal rng n excl mange for moving. Bomont/| M ANUSCRIPTS corrected or revised: $3 per | CHEF Bit: 3 20% =*._Post-D ‘2){ also outside work, reasonable, 4245 Linton. ; 3421 S_ Bro ad aE, call after 6 Pp. _m. __ | TELEPHONE OPERATOR — E —. Ps Jefferson. _ .? i 4 . ° “ y i ‘ “a. I lar ! antr . ? i a , Books FOUND should be tmme- ) gentrael WS. S| thousand itunes, Dedesm Scheel $684 Lin- experlence: manager or ateward: 25 Fourv en al OOSOR. cleans | BU CSE Kee hE R—BSit. by middle-aged bo perience. after ¢ in afternase. py—s2.50 a day and diately sent or delivered to room nn Perogne and special Notices, 2Ic¢ A MONTH er storage if stored for 6 | dell. languages: - ‘y sober: speak several PAP ER HANGER—Sit.. painting and clea! an for adult. more for ome : 1655 Railway ine; 4. one per best f K line, HOU SE WOM: AN—Sit. 11 Poet. Titeeeh ge town preferred. CHIEF ENGINEER. out-of-town orders jc per ie é€4tra. Aduption, Coming Events, Bide, Legal and Dividend Notices. lic a line— solid agate. Minimum 2 lines. xchange. LIBERTY LUAN ASSOCIATION. onths; moving and packing by furniture in exchange. nev LASSW. ¢ ‘entra! 421R. contract: 219 Gravois. Sid- | (c 14) private swi leter. * ‘ot ton Wond Laciede ichboand, — About as. for sto | TE LEPHONE~ OPE RATOR sit ice ¢ 4 chance for promot class, Tor 3 + Harry, | | KINDERGARTE N TEACHERS—For Box H private school: Christian Sctentist | ferred Box F-20 03, Post-Dispatch. answer by mail. | 755. 406 —— Wages; Miss velurene es: 6408 Chat ham. - widow would like 3 io! ing: estimates furnished 8055 Easton. Bomon s. 212 | PASTRY COOK-—Sit. A. W. ow, pre- (c) | -Desires a change: thor- ‘14 vears’ - and baker: | “small, F | - for private b My, aga oughly familiar with all ; a, se : f . raach; aoen al — - folored ; for del - — ~-—___— powe lant = | . ? rence Anderson Blake, fo urs ¢ or taking care, fFrelerence: state h ; - - -_~--- ~ Discount Ic per line on three or more BONDED WAKEHOUSE— he mG. , Wiehe | SC HL EICHER'’S Scnoo! ot Technical Draw- ment; salary $25 00. Box HT - 238 B =i 3337 gro eae ences. | of anlar My ee! can give best} 225, Post- Dispat ch. —_ alary, : Maryian’ and Buetts. 1? TO CRAN 6 insev tions Furniture and Storage Co., "1512 16 Frank- ng and Mathematics; diplomas issued. | CLERK—Youne man. wil — | — =. ask for property| of references. vorest ‘S780 W., TYPiIST—sic. : ‘7. To work in roi m ) . RANK HANDIL E- Lost, re teres to | — eel lin: money advanced when " desired. hone | 1318 > Park ae month free x * an Willing to work: one PLU MB! eR—SsSit wants to wor : “er prope. ©) i , ——eeEE Hk . with | own eae: — nine Coe 232 ("hk aeoney: fewerd. a | PERSONA! Central 430%. J'ATTEND G ertrude Hartsock private short- | future 30x, 182. e* Disp neh. with good; owner; reasonable. 2807 Norwood. | HOUSEKEKPER- -. OF Comm —~" ni by ——— ening work. Lindell é “or ¥ at apiean q mara pg nat * ‘ we Fk — 1 J = —_ =a izpant &. . 7 > r ete tere wi » , te * rer wna ae 3: ay... ‘ ~~ | tte: - i4 we amiSin, ‘finder OO PP Vebiishadeidbeainicnamniidin alias ili ois H EAVY HA ULING hand school, rirls and women, 5904 Cates: CL ER im —Sit, by ~— ~ POR’ r KE .—~Sit. by Cc ‘ol red : “expe “sage 4 Sod work , omp tent lady; unincum a; or TY! IST vw“ ants typewri effectual young man; NSA W. conec | ble firm: 4208 Ce A Li = automobile collide on St. Charies BON DE D W, AREHOU SE onection with reliable WOMAN—To oa a ~ Re boys 7 : . ( « , " —— cy “awer 1 Years, ' |U. £. GOVERNMENT is appointing { thou. | seeree =. Be X_¥-29. Post- Dispatch. (7) nished; not in draft. Dox -129, P.-D. HOU SEWOM AN—Sit. ; housework ; Z BooK ~eost. Oc is Rock road, Sunday, July 21. please ‘ | B > - “we — , rience evenings ol six ye ears’ of- | " me tial: references. } vest in some usiness with service; refer __ Write Mary Shar +f ‘x! LICENSE—Lost, No. 165218. G = | Full remittance must accompany r.ail orders. | ling of all kinds done Cabany 300 welning; veasenatie, | Ho See penence: also good at figures. | St. Louis yeoman x __-__. | ences._Box_ C-9, Post-Dispatch TYPIST F AND Bx ee um B—Over 16 ge 3: fe og ee es a gee see ieee grt — Hat. | } Pape Vy ered fe 3 ost- Dispate h, ~y ewer : present employed; HOUSEKEEP E 7 my widow, middle- aged w kc: UOK EPER- w . et. fo or the is v-% apne oo | for any purpose. QUADE COAL AND HAUL | FRENCH The SPANISH taucht:: commer-| _Ror nero. 2662 Del imar. . . 6, *p es ree pe ore With future. Box Y.| ae Ww elter, Cherrycroft Farm, Benson | an SSS: Not afraid of work. _ Box H- 111, r. -bD. — copy aT years. in ele Ttitz _ CORMISRORTS, ames weed address. | | o eaten vs : ~ . : Sta. Omah: ity yveb. a ea eT Ie ee j Hol SEWOM AN —~Sit.. in sma’! family, no , t, 48 hours, 2 + BU. OK Lost re . cont aj ning $25; Fritz Mo ther. d 3 if ireproof warehouse _ *% ate erage ot | ANY pe reon of neglec ted ons: experienced COLLECTOR. Sit. by an exnerienced: refer. | SAL HSM AN. —— ~ 38 years, with specialty | laundry: flat or apartment. Bux 126, iar- | weObcat ~Sit. t To learn sno ; > _— — piste: Tal tw ————--——- + househc oods, pianos, .; Move, . ruc e} . , ir pe c - os - o s, AN—Sit. by -T> learn 3 ee. PERSON Al-—Will “mother of Fred Otis Ap- | ship: best service: consign your goods our | teachers. reading, writing. arithmetic, En c — te ’ r s Sing, for t. Louis firms and other | SAILEs MAN— it; young ~ man with a vo | aning offices, one elle it. by neat Selered; ae inv? Was “ee ponte ane F at Ubndevens an Park Ne ee NS EN LEP ie OD EY PET We store vour furnituré ws al gee Sufficient; experie = unnecessary: : t. me col tities, Address P. oO. Box 1534. years’ experience; wholesale and retail we ri Johnson. _Mmornings. Call $013 Con Cook lew wear ‘o,. 1. | etween Grand an anceventer Bs | ‘ k re ees. Phones Main “entra examinations comin ery simple; writ ~ a > 7 ; , : nn nn s — y . _ Grend 202sM PE FOR ADOPTION—Motherless boy. 11 months ba a 3 rooms furniture. $2 ber month:| for free sample questions. and coaching les- ke REDIT MAN—Sit.: desires position with ing; married; Class 4 in draft Box H-%5./(Apy—yYoung. desires stenographic work for |WOMAN- Wants et oe drive P EF pecatwas es aa oo name on collar. A. D, | °!d. or to raise. 3132 Clifton pl. 3 rooms furniture, $3 per month. sons. ay eekiin Institute, Dept. 200-8, Roc oh-| Wholesale or manufacturing firm: 15 vears’ | Post- Dispatch. _ Fee aol — ———— “Saturday afternoon __Box H-68, Ram _truck. Liraieli 2rsiw" : ord m. Mro ye __Donelly> return 2920 Eads: reward. eae F ‘cell ADOPTION—P retty ba oy? boy. of ex- ester. N. Y. ms ences, Box bie. on satisfactory refer- SALESMAN™— Sit and sales manager: | 12 LADY~—-Young. desires clerical work: 2 years’ WOMAN—Sit. D¥--Strone. to leart BUNCH OF KEYS—Lost, with ljeather key ent parentage. Box _H-103 3, _P.-D. STOVE REPAIRS Post-Disnatch. 4 young woma A a years’ pameriaan e: live wire; can | experience. Box H ‘9, Post- Dispat ch. as housegiri container finder cal] Lindell 6253 W: vee | Pn a mae wee 0°70 Raaton . in = rl “4 ‘yT91KTW® > y soa 7 _— . 7 FOR ADOPTION—Or board wanted “for t boy MEDICAL | Cl 'TER—Sit.: Al in nonesseptial. What _— keeper, mye 1 or 4 0. 2-needle elec- | EL LECT RICIAN — Sit. we Rastga, E. Callon, 1831 | Phone Olive pee fesv) SUPERFLUOUS HAIR ~ es nee for edvancemen To learn WwW vod 5 ach 1 vear's experienc Post Dispatch. To rut with pleasi ng personality. intel- lect rents, saleslady or but will- LADY—wNSit.: ligent, phone orders; ing worker. maintenance : good refer- _ence | Post- ‘Dispatch. (1) EFFICIEN( CY. EXPERT—Sit.- experienced in all lines: results guaranteed: private in- “for : % vears’ experience: Box H- H-126 12 years’ city and road \experience; am open for proposition from feliable geet married. have pep, personality an Box H-193, ost- Dispatch, ———— - - ~~ city work only; 73, ; Mattress and Upholstering oA. 5890 If you. want vour old mattress ca) i] CL abany S885 (i “90 ) Central 4 42 AT LAS L-aston, re nova ted, Bomont 946. BPA DBP PARA PD AALYPL LS on overalis and pants;} any line; at present (7) | LADIES—Two. —— desite work for Sat- | _Post- Dispatch, 17 years, to war. SOO eel Box 1S Post-Dispatch. | REPAIRS for “any old stove." Forshaw asi — | Gren Hi Universal Cutting Machine. Ad. | have you? Box C-223. Post-Dispatch. Fears’ | — urday afternoon, Box H-68, Post-Dispatch, | WOMAN—Sit. by colored: — Delma: CAMEO BRO ost: | Frid be stares mi —" | aga N. 121 WHERE can I buy Kennedy's medical dis-| ress H. H.. 2706 Natural Bridge. | SALKSMAN—Sit.; married; exempt; 15 years’ Sper Nant ~ work. carat . } ~ Fos iiling letters CA ME 7 _B R¢ CH- —-Lost: Friday. etween | 111 N. 12th st. Central 3491R, Main a + y? : - a. onus : d vote half time to 7 ADY it., to take care of children: or a| 1477 ays. Mrs. on tan © ee SS eee” SPECIAL NOTICES | S| kets e Stlnuie, “HE fommiand. "| advorine’ woaantery "easyeceeia” Gee | eshfag'eeliimats aria’ comumlasion Basis | rood cook, “4otl Delmar. rae ~ = t n nder ‘ “ ptea ' Fry ae Rw URST—Lost. Thursday | WILLTAM, Secretary, | FURNACES, HEATING Bon OOO gee heeumg nelp, before and dur-| DRUG CLERK—Sit. by recistered: “pellet | -150,_ Post-Dispatch, org yt [-8. Post Dispate! _— aioe Grand 835M, “°°K! Cl reterenoa, “Big eA c nis. Model Shoe & afternoon; suitable e reward. Sidney T63W. | - arpenters’ District Council.(e$: | FURNACES ol leaned or repaired; all work | ing confinement can find assistance at the | work, evenings, or steady dav work with | SALE SMAN- ~— psnatocaarer: £9 WW vem |\LabYvousn, suena a WOMAN—Sit. by colored wi = wimeway and Hickory. : ; j ; | sapeerentesy. et — aie a —— a (eX? ae mebie_houre. bc iat be Rs Sa * ‘Geen ot none pay that I'll make it pay. work; cleric mal vreferred: gn good | ing or troning; 7. ae 'S—Over 6 vea , DIAMOND RIN am i. tne; a rma naepepees iets . * — ‘ , | . 0 DIA mORD, RINGS—Lost: left on —— = © “URNACES cleaned, repaired: ~ chimneys | AL a ne - an mage a by registered: references: | Rox H Post-Dispatch. _ referer es. _Box_ H-80. Post-Dispatch. | _Thursday. _Lindett | og "pene mandy vontton ADD ‘ room at Hotel Statler. at 1:30 Dp. BUSI NESS CARDS ace draw; tuck point ing. Brown, | PROFESSIONAL 1529, ef work: phone Druggtst, Lindell SALESM AN—Sit. by young man: with woed LADY— Sit.; refined; wishes to care for | WOMAN. —Sit. by elderly atie et és in a . two rings: nartv who found same aston _oVv.; L inde! 1389, eth aitta, Caitea a nn firm; experience six yeara.in wholesaie and childre n evenings; sedememndin Sidney 8138) thous w ashing pY—To run orreane sine oaply ‘and bey ast ile ae SOWArE. ASSEN | f ts FURNACES DERMATOLOGY— Sinetienn hair. facial EFFICIENC , M AN retail trade in and out of town, C after Sunday. oF ee isinemiiilaia 5400, station 33 ) = tal ide, - manager, Hote atier, _— a Solid agate. Loc line, minimum SOc. 2 Agents for the Jewel cast furnace, Front blemishes, etc.: removed | by electrolysis. DESIRES POSITION WITH LARGE NTT. 386, Post-Dispatch. ew LADY-— -Young, desires night work; clerical; | WOMAN- -Sit.,; Saethan’ cael whose — ‘Bor, “ene ti Deon Ton, ‘shephs rd co lile, with rope; "98 Discount Ic per line on tareé or Rank, Home Comfort, American boiler-plate Mrs. B. B. Jackson. re? oN Taylo or. 2)! FACTURING CONCERN. MY J MA SAL E SMAN--Sit. : experienced, both on and | or will keep smali set of books. Good ref- | ice would like work in business G¥—Office . , 4 ma Bes. a Box af Post-Dispate i. more B enser tions. rm furnaces; cleanin ae repairing a specialty; | PROF e SSIONAL— Exper — TT CAl, ABILITY WIL I ty you R off the road. with very best reference ; Son- 4 erences, B 0X -78, _ Post-Dispatch. PoP 5 9 until 2, _meals included. Box wey ea bisa ~N eo CM = | ae bl kK eolle;: 2 weeks old, Peptacteadiyn ) eet metal wor guttering and spouting. ar 1OmM ' 7 ” sider: > le office experience: city position pre- - os ; ' ed 23. as ate - ; be : ce age o.. “ X, ura aie 2. 18th: reward. Ouve &| CAR San b Mire entertains Bak Pe TRAL. 307 —— TYLER 1444. (cng) | _ Consideration. pg rs EL ECTRIGIANS tay i ATH ferred, with reliable concern only. Box H- ao yy By office: will Woeodles Miltnee ye middle aed MEEpOY— Between 14 and Do 1] ] - r Se I I an eas } s o67(6L TL 99) —- , spat | i Ww reference for 138, Po st- Dispatch. enenattittindt —_. H-251, FP.-D. “ , ’ et be elahth ara “art Jaost: gy ob are a | ' wiri ( sn mc Sh —— also do bookkeeping. 50x ~20)] » £4 eriess hildren: no jaund ’ mu collie £@. 1102 S. 18th. or Olive R160R. )| AMERICAN CARPET CLEANING co.— eae coerce aiaeey die OR hair and ta- ring or_motor work. Box H-19, P.- -D. cag ESMAN-—Sit., successtul and enérgetic, | LADY—S _Call Monda ry. 37 DOG —f eet: small size poodle: string| _Carpets renovated like new, ‘ | | WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. Lin trolysis: ladies only Mis reward, | Railway Exchange Bide. i around’ his neck: NESEaT Riad Dix — Lost: head: ‘name e. 3030 Magno- ‘seers courteous: col ' no special! training, Delmar 47O4R. b y colored, ¢ you NG Abi —fS5t, =: educated: wishes pes: tion that wil) necessitate ou wholly or part Ph rand ¢ three SALESMAN-—Sit. . airy tock, M oT dividual. __ Box Y-58, Post-Di t »sid of city; has had 1 days in week. Olive : Z199W. YOUNG LADY—Sit.; 3 . (7) | GLOBE C ‘arpet Cleaning Co. ‘ 2624 G Ciive st. per and paints: reasonable, ( ‘entral 9273R, | Removed by 5- -needle electrolysis, quickly and | ---——— ttt Bence ispate . in class 4; resident ! aw work, perience and knowled e of — —— | pO eo Te - mrs hite “ar on, __both phones. (c8) | Paper pa OP pay Rages | permanently: 300 hairs per hour: pesitivers | eo TRICI. IAN—Sit. “by experienced man. | Years’ experienc e in city and traveling; at pata NDRESS—Sit.: by colored: for day . full particnlars as to wa Ys 2 To sandpaper Lost, collie, tan and white, scat nn chances PAPER HANGING and painting at Vey rea- | he understands th , present employed traveling; my reference or office cleaning: phone Olive 821). ary, etc ‘answers to Teddy Return 4J340A | CHICAGO Carpet Cleaning Co.. carpets sonable prices: promot serv ice. L. | DO scars: best of references. 3 e care of inotors, wir- | . git ag {c) renovated one Nic a. , 589, Post-D ispa n Fixture i: 4657 Delmar bl.: Fores m includes letters complimenting my work; NDRESS—Wants bundles to take home. “Dispatch. _ America we mi oe vorest 1535. POR . "ae eee oo 3829 vinser: Lindell ing and armature winding and general fac- (c! tory _maintenance work. Box H-vé64. P.-D ELECTROLOGIST ee ed man wants a position | ar (ny Last. Boston bul ] brindle and wh Da! r. 5194 Page. Forest 244] WwW. terns, all in stoc k. 906 Franklin | av. :) ri “7 > experi ence nece dad an ood work ing Dbiant. Box H-15 i? Post- -Dis. = sili “Tr ——-—-- ~% 1 OOK. i 7 ny To seeks tea teen anewere name snowball: chiidren’s pDilayv-/|—— a - ——- -_— --- --~++—— local work; after 2 P. m. 2913 _ Easton. /MAN 1G E R—Sit - a ‘aioe eee 'SHIPPIN G CL .E kK—s a ee ars xpers I AU NDE SS—Sit.: Monday and Tuesday. 0 Advance Electric Co., to W A Rif. nye eward Victor 1551L or 2253 8. |! LACE Cl 'RTAINS | laundered. R5e pair. Called 3ARGAIN LOT OF W ALL PAP ER. : oo. r par ibiinetn ——sit as f rm manager, Al ref-| ence, age 26 years; married: Box ‘H- a + RO 4th st. es st. ee ; (7) | for and delivered. Forest 1592: 4743 Ver- We have between 400,000 and 50,000 rolls | CHORUS GIRLS trained: special rate to be- | erences. Address 2702 A Ellendale av. Post-Dispatch. Sher ARC 7 tha oe —— me mete wan: of up- te wall er h re. sell. Ein pepe Belmont School, Odeon Theater | MAN—tood yen pe. a AC ree iSS—Sit.. Tuesday and Wednesday. | CHITECT- Proficient, with actaal 1o 14 ter lie EAST RRS STAR PIN-—Lost, Thursday; a, —=S = |ing Aig hom e ore - Ps - ee Bid kind. 00% Chas. Horomtka $f 1 All of any | SOL ICITOR—FE xpe rienced man to solicit sav | ‘all Lindell 4116W, ee experience, to join small but itn enema: Pace ar or 17th to 18th and W assingsen. | su hs n rc sgl aly D a, NG "wind tammtne fam oie r age. | . Nas a. ele] ings accounts: best of refere nees req ubrec casiteadiiail : established, reputable leon} “Phone Bhinev 3222W: reward (}) - MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES |— ILLER, 006 Prenkiin av. ANCING —." ne Ss > aed seen MANS whole eieepatt time; inside ur} Room 515 Bank of Commerce Bldg. tat Fees ee: See we wood clase of post-war p 3 Good. briaht. 16. pear: ¢ Th NO ee ee ee ee n vr: Eee 7 .s4r a o - ou soDer tel ligent neat appearing; : > Ss TAN . scirfac onnec- ue 5 ae ay ET ee eee wor n preparation ve full eek gd | , : BARRING” Lowt gold bea 1 garting ra | BI sANKETS and curtains washed, Ri | oR on ont iw _ ne aoe . ay = | erro __Sox_C-8), F ont Dispatch. ail | SERCI al * mis e, MAN ie busine ss: 40; LAUNDRESS—Sit. to work Wednesday and/ proper consi eeration confident sm ma.ling dene ) ~( le . 7 ‘ ae a. A > c ode, Va % somo} Tobe Per 3 ) a ll —_ t. — - EE a i lz z s nerve Bank _ or S25 North Market st -y _erside 442W (c) - — : MAN—Mr. De ‘partment initi- 7 hursday. Bomont proved H-17%, | Store Superintend- of energy, brains | _Post- Dispatch. ' energetic. erntiit IS1; sti " , business ‘a credentia! s. years old: very 2 thoror oe : highes Post - Di spatch., ee STE NOGRAP HE R ~Youngr “man, sition: one year experience. T ‘ost- Dispat ch. 20. 34R. | D-174, _Post- Dispate h. LAUNDRESS—Sit. by colored: bundles) ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER—And = bring homie: good ironer, Bomont_ 3269, | nographer:, young men; cail 616 & LAUNDRESS Sit.: first- class work to “bring | _Bidg home. Mrs. Jordon, 3924 Evans av. ATT ENDAN T- ~Male. f for | invalid. old mw _ AE, WV Monday and once; light work. Henton Mercantile LAUNDRESS “cher Gan . _S00 Mane hester. Benton 188. -| j Meyer Bros. : “cheap: write for| Place in city. Joseph} PICT? sHOW- For rent aPpC fase m nt; small] Voodv. 3849 Bi: Line. a SINGE R W td. 4Girl: or accompanist, part- | ner for va udeville. Box tC H-5 317, Post-Dis SINGING taught. Italian and French meth- Free voice test. Belmont. eo GLASSRS—Lost: tortdise shell; in front of Aloe’a on 0} ive ef. Jento contrat € GLOV Lost. pair kid gloves, at Bastian’s; REP AIR furs s by hand, reward. Grand Oa, ;_ new. Lat terer, 1868 S. HAND BAG—Lost:; Thursday, “40th, “‘contain- | ASH HAUL ING and express ing meney. jewelry, bank papers; will lady Levells, 421 8. Jefferson. who phoned Cabsany 402 Tuesday phone in Aloe case;| Dit k w AL Ls rest 1€05R, 22h Benton. _ ent Do you need ama and enterprise? Box H.- 18, MAN Elderly, wants light inside pusilio yn: handy with tools: Strictly sober: Box H-2s, Post. Dispate h. } | _ Pos | MAN—Sit.: | } ining tox PROFESSIONAL ~~ Jook Solid ay j 5 e | i i | } cies, ' Niaue waterproot “guarantee. 9014J. reliable.o If hours, 5 t: tt. Wart at yy. Strong, tory work - $12. Wr. ge om merc inl KOYS ‘We have good agate, Ise line, Toilet Articles, Discount more minimum 2 25c; Medical, Ie per line on 3S or nseruons. ~ make ~ them “desires Bo- ‘11th. Box H-13 done by P.| *%¢- | | have” spare hours in wt which to do Atak SOW: AARAAAAAAAA rea ree Tuesday Romont _ 24: S7R, : SE See see ee and oe serie or 2 strong armbith os odd jobs; carpenter work preferred. Box | STENOGRAPHE R—Experienced, Al refer-{__ 7 —— AUTOMOBILE MEC HANIC : " ’ . ° | : - § 'N Sst city ref se : “AL Ea Bs years: good pay for zoe esciin, give more particulars: bag still miss- | FU RS repaired by art and. make them like ADJUSTM ENTS. COLLECTIONS ~~ ictal ~ | H-315, Post- Dispatch. salary $65, desires position. — era we ndell here _— Be tepair Co.. 5841 Deimar bi. ma fi ing. @014 Kingsbury. (c) | Mew. Lederer, 1865 8. 11th st. RO Renn anne nnne | VAUDEVILLE acts written especially. for| MAN—Sit SNicT a a . ture ion: & i llroum i sethenstiem co 7 ye 4 Post | . Mattie. ae eee L. AT’ NDRES 'S—Sit. a ~ Southern bundles to bring home: _clean work: _ reasonable LAG NDRESS— —Sit. colored: Monday. Wednesday, Thursday. Cal) Bo- | mout ISeBR. Inez _ SS ee a AAU NDRESS—Sit., Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Julia, Bormont | _1661R. 8 AO | LOF’ IS BROS, & CO.: lowese prices and easy credit terms on diamonds, watches, jewelry, etc _24 flour, 208 N. 6th (c8 | SAV E coal. We cover boilers and ptpe with asbestos covering; prices reasonable. Lus- Fier, $211 Bailey av iRA N ITOID work Box | | ~~ MEC HANIC— Al: one ay | can take full charge of repair deg e ws come well recommended for right party. Box J)- ad. Post-Dis Pa AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS—Two. w ; Only capable ones need a gy. ATTCRNEYS AT LAW POP PBF OPP PBI PBB P A PA | CENTRAL LAW Bureau, 806 Chestnut: legal | matters. collections: experienced attomneys: advice free. LEGAL matters, damage and faithfully atten to: 123 promptly attended t0; | Chestnut st _— advice free. re Jobbing a specialty ' ( cheap and rellable. ( == c14) | 540 # abadie av. 5 pearis; | ————- | AUDITING AND _ACCOUNTING POIN & ING. “br kK and granitoid work. PPR . W. Burd av.; Férest $412M. Tk. a BRIE L 1) lrimnm. Pp AINTING Put a. Accountant. Title Sonable z H-25. __ Post. Dispatch. | Fi -« Post Dispat h. ss esr. & © ren: es. | MAN—C colored, wants office or perter work | YOU NG MAN Sit. in office by from 6 to in evening. Bomont 1074W. high school education. Box C oleman. copaten. MAN —Sit. by young man, 20 years old; | YOUNG clerical; good at figures; has some know). | perience, wants work evenings and spare | _edge of ‘bookkeeping. Lindell 91. +2 | time; can operate asi mig oO oes. to MAN-—Intellizent, capable, 46 vears old. de. | 0 any kind of work. Box H-285. P. sires position as foreman or something sim- BU YER OF CHINA AND HOT sk P UR Nise | will keep your books | . 1 iar. 2 (Ox _H-230, P Qsi- Dispat ch, in spare = ge daily or weeklv postin: | ; married, class 4A, emp! ioyed, opening and closing. auditing: best refer- out ! ences Box H-123 Post-Dispatch. (2) geal meer “a — . . *s AU DITOR AND OFFICE MANAGER—Who | MAN—Sic by Se, a ditional lines 10c each. is- count Ic per line on 83 or more in- _ Bertions. i a i i i el MEN, BOYS a SPO PO LOOP OID | ACCOUNTANT-—-Sit. : expert: 25 vears’ ex- perience: competent to take full charge: _highest credentials. S we oot Papin st. _(62) | HAC COUNTANT ~Expert. —— —— ee - nay. MORA x0OLT CO., Main BOY - Bright, ove work in stock. unity for right FALKER, 16th at f Bhird floor. first-class shop 9fffire-clane . penetimentinion woman wants per day. Ldndei! laun- HG4 Post- 2087 R ruby, (,eyer; MAN—Of good habits and “wide ex- | ~ colored: all week: neat _Bomont 1639. “experienced qe a pension cases pear!|, finder | re- and receive western Bel! el. Co. garage and Miseouri _Pacific Ry. tr racks, ee es AUTO MEC HANIC ~(jood. reliable: Ford and Republic trucks: steady salary. Apply Knabe Motor Car _Believilie ill. '_AUTOMORI. ro PAINTERS -At once job in pin, set with Please rettirn and receive re- | Margaretta “aN ic) pe arl and ef.. between ; * = 2’ - te onen negotiations with department or ] hardware store will De t Feb. 1, 1919: above new experienced in above, Will | departmentized liberty about (draft age; thoroughly crescent on Locust | just diamond. a aes RPE . Oth and “and paper hanging al very rea. | | Expert Guaranty 20 years of | ag by Sit LAU NDREMSS- ~ first-class, _ Mon: tay isher. Gupn Bros., Tuls , a we young man, » | in omer ov nk line ncluded. | 1 * = of) Tith et. or in Scruggs; liberal reward. Mrs. | ol prices; prompt eervice. L. Nichols. Bldg. Phone Main 367 is a competent bookkeeper, accountant and clerical or outside position. Bos lines ¢ ay oo pt nen , age t| -and Puesday. Write or call. 5419 St. | at? TOMOBILE STOCK ¢ "LERKS— And oo 7. I \ . A Dempster Buckingham Hote! (7) |. 4657 Delmar bl. : ‘orest 7555, (c) | 8ll around office “ay 8 and executive, we Post: - Dispatch. 47 Let aaci aed frat oe chee carried ; LOUIS ay. tomobile timekeepers. Tat 13 to I8 years to -— —-- oe - - une ‘ oe” pees ; ; ins Sires connection with large company: ° ; - —_—_— popu ation amo 0 . z anaes : 3107 Loc ust ~ a tutit+ tra! 7 PIN—Lost: seal of Porto Rico. last ness PER COLA ZORS- phe repair an makes, || a | AUDI | S | est references: salary $200. Rox H-208. s : Sit.; handy with tools: can drive| salary you will pay a man that knows LAUNDRESS—Bit.: experienced. colored: ‘ t. eS . eo BROW \ ator “ on Delmar or King's highway; gift from | aluminumware. 915 N ~ Broadway, rea | Post-Dispatch. _ oO or or other cars: can do own repairs.| game, can produce and make good. “y00, oar: AUTOMOBILE W ASHER— Experienced, AP @ead daughter: finder please return to 4308 | SR a ose - 4339 Minnesota. Pant etic. de MAN interested! mont _| LAUNDRESS—Sit. _ by colored. ~~ ‘Tuesdays. Wednesdays and Thursdays Laura a- dows, 2137 Papin. LAU? NDRESS—Sit.. laund and Tuesday, by color ences, Romont 620. , truly | TUCK POINTING, waterproofing, ae work, and chimneys made to draw; — ipering and cleaning. Brown, Lin- Lindell | .2¢!_1 S89. 4143 Bastion | av. SAFETY razor blades ~ sharpened: absolutely guaranteed, OZEN ; double-edge, 3 re: reward. PIN— Lost. Oct. 13: bar pin with “diamond ~ in center, between 4011 Flora bi! and Stuat | Grove: reward: return 8533 Page bl: 1445 Ww . See a POCKETBOOK containing piease -return. Anna Sommers, 2548 Calli = Jommerciai, wan.s 3 nome 104, Post-Dispatch. oar wen | AUDITOR—-Cost accountant, executive_abil- 2825 Gasconade. ~ DAA OA A | ity, age 37. available in short time. Phone; ——.—— PRIVATE DANCING. 4415 Washington pi.: |--20!mar 2021. soot guaranteed in 6 iessons, Mrs, Miller. For. | ' | i MAN “First-class blacksmi!tn, would like | position c AUTO MBCHANIC—Sit.: 20 years’ experi- Post. Dispatch, state salary. Box Y-152 | est Box HI-135. - Cost and Accounting y_ Systems, | aRrist— nae ate er OX ‘DANCING. |respondence from those only solicited, Box_ J 96. _ Pos | LF DAYS SHORT NIGHTS. FOR SAL HAL TY DAYS ENTY ‘DOL LARS PER MONT fi | Employed trade and company paper writ- | r. over draft age. wants different work something like piy 2 N. Gran ¥ ZUTSRORILE WASHER F00¢ te _right party. Apply today. 58765 1 aur TO BOYS TO I eutting. good my Reeme nt Apply at of EMAN PROS. 215 N DOKKEEPER -Young. Post- Dis 17, wants ~ either rositi railroad office osition in | or ‘eumeade. Elmer Gessner, ---_— ' call Bo- oo ~ -_ work, } Monday woman: refer- | wor't 25e per anvone al! single-edge, cota, _ St. _ lo lis. Mo. sastibiniiiiiaeesi ‘ t = Petia. EES: Jones _Mberal reward if returned. 1429 N. 24t liers refinished. 10 N. 12th 8 "(099 = —___{62)| Victor 3012X peer cies’) Mn —Medical stud ent: BANKER AND “FINANCIAL MAN—Expert- work during spare time: enced, now —, seeks other responsi- le. Box H-213. Post- ‘Dispatch, wood: $12 week. Forest $22. Gene | ble position. Box H-161, Post-Dispatc h MA N— —~Young, wo . msaeuninenaheneliole - uiad ike sition | ° ne ea. | BOOKKE ‘EP ER- ice ountant. desires “enraKe- | feur in private famil y; — eg Chast. BOOK] RE p 7 : a 7 voung lady; salary | Pra moma eis inde egpate Bomont | ments for auditing, posting or installing; ence. Phone Central 8543J. Cali for Ben ae 3 H-67 3 Pe yst-D 7D ch. ys (By | oe. SET | _ boo kkeening. systems. Box H-21. Post-Dis,; Simith, _ ( $95. __ Box Le a = a : M AID—S Sit.: dinine reom: in Catholic : fam-| | BOOK K EEPER-CASHIER— Wants any MAN—White; BOOKKBEPER—Sit.; assistant; young lady, tiv. ¢ ‘ali at 4°37 N. Newstead. of clerical work from 7 and active: “3 years; S years’ experience, Lox ~=46, | sit.: tn first class hotel Post-Dispatch, iouse: call Kate. Bomont 1004 to 10 p. m., all PU RS --Toet: 4 aek work, concrete work: best ma- mands we keep our dancing classes day Sundays Bo = Bs =e. Fan BC maa ~~ : ‘ ‘. ‘. - -- mone, address in terial used: 1 Ke H i - ; . colored «irl, Apply "1545 lower Grove — LEARN to dance all dances correctly and | quickly at Arcadia; 25 instructors: private | lessons any hour: closses every evening. 3517 Olive st Phone Lindell $558 eR) | en Olive ami 49th: +G- ooo le S. Spring: | LAU NDRFSS—Sit.. washing to take home Monday and Tuesday. Call Bomont 247W. 3S Fanenechie nder- | A UNDRESS—SIL by firat be Who! esale ‘Over 16 vears, '$ evancement, aspateh, SITUATIONS—WOME EN, SIRLS SOON PRP PN OO ~ | a). ~ elderly; strictly _ sober: Wants woot: of some kind: Some Wages considered. box -Dispat: th. ~ Randy | Doa rd "H-245, ,0YS To learn hardw ply SHAPLEI! ARE CO., Fourt ton. or ‘board- | BAKE BR —Smail couptry “town positio. a» 4 ic 1, | __ Diy 14 whe ee nae a u bv experienced during dé ay; evenings, By 112 as comp: mg te > Post-Di spatch. (7) ite fayette: containing reasonable Jas. J. Haege! until the influenza epidemik is chec] BOOKKEE hoo R Sit. expe ‘rienced. young | Post ORES | PE ee | BOOKKEEPE R- Sit. : s losede ar an } cma leanin Sidnev SeS4w meiler, 16 Provence hera Sate ’ lee Fly ecco. Odeon Theater Bidg. Est, tiarried mar desi bookkeeping or cleri MA Nw. Sit. : above draft age. mechanic: } ai erences: employed "es PURSE “det, small biack, containing $\.70,| BEAUTIFUL rugs woven, any size and dit- ished 1912 i a | cal work: lass 5; references. box (2) | dy at any kind of work. steam, etc.: goog | YOUr_books two kéwv«, in Woolworth’s Se and 10c store. ferent atyles or colors. from worn rugs or | DANCING—Every ‘Sunday afternoon ost - Dispaten. ass Pare mee = fl ae reference. /406 Washing-/ ( “OMPANION —-Sit on Gth et, Return to 6255 Gravois. VDhone earpets. Chicago Rug an Co., 3135 Ol! every evening, except Mondays BOOK KEKPER Sit: stenographer: expe- ton. i ron, traveling or city*. mor Riverside. 1158: reward Central 5788R_ Bomont (cOO) | every Tuesday and Friday eve vine: rienced, reliable. capable, voung man; Wises’ best reference. For a Sion (including war tax), craft exempt: will assume responsibilities: Theodosia j mR ‘s “ho waitress Sit hy res x ‘ nurse. maid or © OSA Howard. BAND AWYEL- SAW he To work on band | | RSiK—Would like to take uD yuursing no BAND , 7 ctor or Red Cross 725 S. 18th i ail Koken, Onio am d Sidney, ih Trained. wishes coutinanmanh site KERS looking for essential work, peor able charges. Deimar S546L.. advantage of the large wages being oe i e Deln bl Inexpe rien cod men, can make $64 to 4A be Ashpit Concrete Re-enforced With steel rods: portable and everlasting. fi } th MAN- -Sit. ; young. ‘ at te ek MN Ion | Derience, genera! salesman; wants Dioved: v4. class 4A: 10 veara’ ex- | office work: 4 years. essential work: now t of references. Box } ut $1 : ow ne if returned {: r dancing, privilegas- dest o1- music; finest re INISHE R-—-Mui ru RAF ee". small, containing ab ladies 20e, No extra charge for rom references. Rox H-325. Post-Dispatch. | COOK— Sit. Hing and finishing in bille-énd cha nee: receipts with structions or cheekroom oe ER : —— i — aad office em- by, col ored ws oman. 4202 Iwe ky. mame and address; reward an chestra and latest DOOKKEEPER-——Sit.; au -o | | cer | —- - wa acd day after first or second week: e bi Sina - ee ok. e z ba! lroom | te OR i 2s. arried _Dispatch, -“4. Post- COOK -Sit.; or house work; colored: write or | OF a ASSISTAN r- “we ar neneral: ‘“s wares og iarant eed. Bee Mr 2 % a charge ot Rey - Summ ito~e@ey. beast St Louls. Lil. a yt CONC LF TH GARAGE AND A! FIP TT CO., floor and accommodations. Cave Dar icing | man, desires Coanése, ager sang m am” ae a call, Mary Waitkins. 4087 } inn j ; 4 reference Rox y “267. B TD larnd Machine wi Works. 8th and Mou! “ey iad acid Pin TIT Ww io) w210 Terry av, Delmar 1708R, (99) | Academy. Olive and 29th. Ahern @ Ali-ers efficient; salary $125 month. 30k H-206, | i? te with ; a Teputable firm need! ng a) COOK—W a ah ; . ~~ ~~ . spicy nage riemaned a RES 5 RO - aK ° e sigan rrs Post ;? iepatch j mer ‘ . ~ _ ‘ RING Victor (c&) DETECTIVES 3 i Oe Pere hotel the hig man in house: can give | Lind lel 308 cor K—SIL by first-class, colored: go home | e pec nights. Call Sunday 4555 Cottage av.; [OPERATOR Apartment G | hookkeeping a high eines bo wid initial A. — on tay, ' set *hest re fe ‘rences, 21K8KX 14° ( Mitten, len RING—Revord for 4 restaurant, Sunday, S. JefCerson. RiNG Lea: ditenteininnimeses yeirs of age “FEPFER—S&! it. if LOU need | A food | ie nee in sales and position pays well, man of © x Heer, Posi Put wt tna | Wide lee | experience, cook eping, lta, | _ collections ana general run of oftice, San Sit. by now emploved. wor oe apprec late ne reona! in- | keeper and terview tox, H- Post- Dispate h. Falermen. havii ix la rge busin 4 ap management work may I have “#0 interview 7 -Dispate YUUNK man, experienced book - correspondent: can manage | CANVassSers or arents by 0 ROOMS, WIRED wee. Sateroe, $27.60. J. D. ELEC. CO.. need ae trical Contractors _3047 . aim De Imar 1067R. - GAS PIPES BARTENDE R Fauc lia OFFICE ASSISTANT Call Suaday mersing. i a | executive abll.ty; | Sit: ‘young lady wit h | stenographic, bookkeep-_ ing correspondence experience gsecretaria! BARTE NDE R ~ , work a lalty irand 2TOTW. (o2) \ ‘ - BE NDE J PENNY & Gil Bron dw av and >. KI iarnond Oth: left in 160s | ring. heirloorm. an@ 40 ‘perter work, Bes ae oS. i ee 1'4 oat -Diepatec! ai Sit.. experienced turroughs BEL e BOY——F or downtown hotel: of ee machine. wishes polstion with ine with ’ Post- Dis LADY strictly _Enrrizht. DE Tr CTIVE confidential}, Forest Special Investigator: | Miss ; Jackson, 5040 | green gold littie finger ring. vAD6. (R) | furnished ar eres . ele men: o 6 WHO Pinney STE NOGE AVPHE R- Sit.; two years’ experi- iL E IG H es nen nu youl » worl : A nee TY wis Ww ne_ few hours ev Y rENOGRAPHER Sit. by colored. sition in ° ea I I I ° class re fers ne e. “rea i, worm Rox } 46. ont Niepateh, ILACK SMITH aL nan ot Colored: 17 we reward, Telephone Cabany 6228) JOWUN SCHORN PLUMBING CO., 1411 | ine, “investigating: years’ of. Ming. looat- | _.office. __Box_H-62. Post-Dispatch. |: Bon sexy Post Dt Tech ols: references, | _1376H. - — | with private exchange: 414 years’ expert- a RE A ng i ; wie tos 'y + ae BCAKI—Laost. black seal. with ermine trim-| Wright st. Kinloch Central 5367. Bell Lindett_ 1 Tate ee * | CAUINETMAKER--Sit., understands details, a AN- &. ————— . | DRESSMAKER-—-Young girl desires days| ence; best of references. Box C-378, Post-| ply Doischman Garment Co. 101 tonne ming. tayne lining Forest 2169 ‘ey | Tyler 222 = DET EC1IVE—EXPERT. does shadowing ‘jn-| ,2nd_ sore experience itn varnishing. Box ality: Sit. dy high- araee, of 5 strong Derson- | out, sewing for children, Write 05344 Eas-| Disnatch. _ SACRE TES ee _ington. 4th flee a! TAKERS ay BERVICH PIN—Lost: Corporal service pin: | J POR S r S HOLD vestigatine: reasonable, office and resi. | 1-258, Post- Ce EES ER SE 1 work, also adjusti sreeet gb uertence: ret ton av. — a = SEA us STR a —Raperteneed. wants faanits | Bit CLERE i ail : : Anis: + Raturday afternoon Please return: re- | PRUS YOUR RUPTU RE? | Gence, 4434A Testor av. Forest 153 37 W_ (56) | CARPENTER, BUILDER—792 N. Buclid: al- | counts: will give week trial free, any first. DRI ESSMAKER-—Sit. wishes “engagements | sewing, dresses, waists, children’s clothes, | aga at figures; referencen Bes am ‘ « ro MAKE R— Ee werd Mall Grand 271% . . Soar ont in fittine tage! abdominal | MISS JAC KSON, S aieie terations, jobbing: olans furnished. eee Wi prospect promising permanency. Box ™, 4s Bull remoceling, aiterat lous, | Lindell Ses0w., i Pont. Mapa teh. jaa iN & $14 N Fire: TICK PAde—Loet, topaz. in Famous-Barr fit supporters; elastic stockings, et 27 years Lady detective; epecial invest} Kator: thor.| 8094. Hours, oe after 6 p. m. con 4, I ost- -Dispatch. | yler in ei , re ce. 2 sit af eneneeaian ba -) MAKENS Ane fh go “Finder : return aame last and) in business OTTO KERSC HEL. ouRL!y a a and efficient; years of ex-| CARPENTER- married, 30 years:|MAN AND W lI“ E—Want positions on a farm: ELEVATOR G IRL. Sit. by + yay experienced | | Sk sy TRES pane rk ‘and ouina: Fa ~~ BIL L W ORKE RS - - And \elone Cabinet Found Department, reeeive reward. | sy | oust, "St rote Bidg., Broadway Pe ache elle y “ati ‘gee od detar tive work: | Wants stea - PA ne ani er do rlazine bes © are farime rs and hustlers: can handle , colore: i girl. Lindel] @251V as enesa: please answer by mail. 325 N. Tay- Ss a BU RGIGAE GRIP Tavet between Vandeven- } - - —- RAE Sea oe MI i 22S co) | strictly re a — a resuits I of windows: work $30 over week if men, sto: k, tractors, steam driven GIRL 16. elev: ' jor A : HAP- ter an@ Grand, Pindell or MePhereon ; renee | hO4a CABINET M MACHINE | BOX NAT HANDY \ rar . i. otel ts Pay O1 ‘ ” yt ANT! (sTavoia a Fave Central 1061. ay. TOY FACTORY | Oak rocker, upholstered, $1.50; chairs, $1: es $1: easy ch irs, all at factory prices cos so gg ees 4%4 Pvans a@v., rear. — (MH) e2 DENTISTS a read DR. ry E. MOSER—DEN NTIST. (e09) | 610 0 Franklin av. lady attendant, HEUBLEIN | TST - JEFFYCRSON cent. Supply, you 25 per Agents’ ier Loet, on reward corner Newstead Lin- 4 3526 ne Experienced, wishes DO. | to Wor industry’ or to do war | Olive Gini k at vellow tvorv urn O26 Buat silk: ret TPE Poy ae Sit.; 34 years of age, with 14 vears' CARPENTER—And builder: mit.: 3 wilede Market. with | C163 M. SAL ic) ital DR. RG. DF SOT TH ag -Young lady Gesires posi- | ~ belper ; Cah 4 man. colored; city: & years’ experience; | party e taking ng apadle , tion 2075 West MAN Steady work —~ ' } -1 AV (com) and experienced in es. correspondence. elevator preferred: no Sunday work. T Tel-| is sats Rox H-16. Post-Dis_ 3 for right man. Phone Riverside \poty Ph te Prust Co., a oath Fey Cet i” | Wi t ry r ep liarry. 3021 New of wild S197 FR. who will furnish me with a few b ¥ holesaie call ‘D WATER ROOFING st ~ | sible : MILLINE RY or truck: drive any make; best references. | H 274. Poet. Dispatch. | art. 2000 Lawton av.: 84 floor lady. 17 vears of age: 1 year’s experience. Dispatch. - } inmxt é las < iinery ite signer: fi ! } len neg aT "OA Farton. WATC a - g “Ved. e eoid w ate , year po- coaiens sea os a Post -D} patch CHAUFFET R--Sit ear: prefer truck: Rurline , Pfewarid: A A W yo- S78 Caium ey . TER a Teo “ihe : . — * fa bt % Sition. MIL L. INE RY secured. skilled ‘office manager. GIRL- Sit; correspondence, claim and collection ad-| jJuster: familiar with al! branches of bDusi-| a _ness Box Y-113, _Post-Dirratch. expertenced - ee eT Floyd Smith MANAG ER Situation as manager: 8 years’ expertence wants Oo. Griving | directing men and seliing; highest oo " aundry by ‘day Rormont 1647W Box A », P “Ay mmenvations:; large personal following; guar- Hol SPREE PER—vsit. by widow : antee res pits. ae x HH-144, Post Di . _ 158 Veiten Lene _by colore: q 9 years’ ox os Usk. “7a Manager and Financial Man | #OQUSEAEEreR For instructions tn ¢« 2. 2 Wrist WAT" i lawt. + lac k jaa th ultu ral 4 leas n45, . ' at oa v re feren cen, i ‘all or write. | ~ inek oe} ping. ana en De ta! lored “coat - tite made to order. : Morgan si ) Due to the contro!!! ng interest havin Hi IUSEKE EPER ed hands. the secretarw and treasurer ear, Wednesday evening - ure or profitable vocational work see L ADIES ure o Mics I’vice, care of Et. the Post-Dis spatch Instruction ' up; fancy elk and cloth Greases, CHAL REEL R—Nit hey rewasu. gar ents remode!ed, cod. ane ANG _ lafavette svarast nerence, references, of a larme manifacturing corporation seeks ROUSE KEK PER- bey, eilLal, “Wants” boue ijAndeli 484. GEVTC OC ic83 ¥ < ‘ live ) @eaow. reaponsibie posilian. Box —_ Post-Dia. PRINTING AND ADDRESSING le la ile ie ll MANAGER — Sit. by Call Grand 3173 STENOG RAPHER— Competent. + well e educat- ed. wants secretarial . position: to leave “city. C.2a8 } BM IKKEKPER diing office and callect! Lehman Piano Co.. 1012 Ottve | st. BOOK KEE PER Thoroueh. able ezectitive ability, Consicgerabie detallsa: working for ‘doctor work half of day | Call after 1 p. m. neal colored. in afternoons. tntends to each day ane Sunday. fe; nont 1417 | ~ | HOU SEGIRL To do general housework: rood home (jrand 141 [4 Meveland Hitt SEGIR by colored; housework or | ten tefrmin al. Marne twmaide. ning. ae, Wrist’ he fe Mrand Jal ark ofr colored: can drive any | (rand 4 call Bornont 1417. Tim -—— McrADOO PRINT ING high-class work: nhones PRINTING — 2 os ee ge a taught Weeks: Apply 704 ON, in ex poatltion thain store. Gran, _Morrow se en (cR9) CHALFFEU! eating and buttons Out of + raft nPerial Pieaticng and oh hilt nA ; t CHAU) UR “$8 fo wo . CO.. ‘16, . - * hemes reasonabie prices: To eseme WaTcH hi MSTITCHING a la voy wait fitter ("” Pra n wir 4 bo Haat Su K hx colored - with reference. «? it ae eo a , ter ST chee? experience, Sunday or Monday. 11 gene or ema c moderate salary Léndelti en Orpore tion, 3410-18 : POOKKEEPER~—Whelesaie bouse has ~% ing for young man ‘esempt from : STENOG RAPHER-—Sit.: or copviat: briews RPENTERS 1 l work on tria! bela es in country c abdab ie young lady desires better post. 4 mi me oe tion: U nderwood operator. aemall office. partment. Applicent must there 3 xz - 7322 derstand double entry book Keeping | . 2 for Went ; stab fer stendy werk Forest aaa | socde: geet @ weces 1} busines ’ Soulard rint RAS Ady - ey 9 “ae efor Sesol Tundays and itig i¢ rH) VV a, — * Fs. , el hew Ps rE NOGR APHER- aseaier ir preferred: ) neopets Sit. ; af farried, Locust st. a car nz ake r ale very _Dispat: h ‘ Hi Al tr , Ti-——S { ¢ ane ' ores uty an’ ‘and ft) 05 i a any? 4 reward hing. ] orest Aeriy : maz} 1123 Hickory’ | by experienc od. Zea | — —~"sar | family colored: 10 years” ex- i Sit. Monree, Lindell STE NOGRAPHER—SiIL ; ” experienced. are Vases | tous to do letter writing or office work of pee ’ Rex Da P i = :* ! any kind. few hours evenings: Rutger. Box \-2i Poest-lagagk. ~Sit. by woman with amali ; familly. 3460

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ee SR oe reer Rr ee et er ~~ aes yee A A TT Te ~—L ee a —_—_ ©] 800 Men and Boys. Wanted—Is. the position. you _seek -advertised in. these columns. ns - today? a A TF A eT A a Le A NT “WANT ED—MEN. BOYS ) HELP WANTED—MEN. Bova” + BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS | HELP GELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS | eer WANTED—MEN, BOYS HELP WANTEO—MEN. BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS semuaidite Cn Te Ree ee a ae ne OBO POOP Oe eee LL OO ODO OOP LRA AAA AA ALAA AL AL LAA see mise . tenga eit ie nn aUKEEFIER—Young man to do book- ° unlor. | JANITOR—Sober; experienced: for apart-| MAN—Colored, “ter porter work. Washi | MEN—And ou | E BOY— Experienced : : gs Mh LTE el ae gee ere REPAIRERS Coal car DRUG CLERKS —Romistered 4th are _ Market, | plants: onl ary. $65. nice “living rooms. fuel. | ton , Pharmacy, Sa Bkinker roa road. th | _ forthe Frisco Net > FB my — ei Bis once. Western ‘Veneer Products éo.. ~~ - D. siders and car carpenters ; es- | DRUG CLERK—Experienced; state experi- in Post-Dispatch. Mina Be Grand for Ford machine, for flerist. | MEN— For_ sheet metal fsctery: _8900 Chouteau: Grand mY. (c) oO “a ae ; wes poy nd salary expected, me, adding | 1 reference and salary in first “fetter. | 2 a 2518 B. ¢ tc); __ G34 S. tth. toy H-47. Ont dence e. ee st-Dispat ch. (£3) | ge ence, OR—So experienced, for South Side | Se aesatiann a _ Post- -Dispateh ss : Ls Soy. 2005 8. Broadway. tel) ntial work. Apply AMERT. Louis H. Neal, Dexter. ~~ opportunity | FANITOR Se sn aaty $60. living rooms. b | See answer phone: married man "Bre | MEN—To onicod coal. Robinson Coal Co., ] gene sees Re- SC N lls a. ; ; it Shaw Vv Lome = é DRU an ood opportunity tips. light. phone: eruals $05 : es —____1c)); _ Snaw and &. Vandeventer, ¢e2) | eee. a ye— ¥ dep 5 teow, wets baa ern C AN CAR & FOUNDRY CO., for ” saad T con “aire Say Virginia Phar- oy Bon ny Room 207. 722 Chestnut st. | | MAN—Colored; stationary fireman, Apply to| MEN AND BOYS--To work 4 hours at nixht. | ite cht a — racks, Gran: ; Western 1 YPC k oot of Cherokee st. (el) _macy, 4532 Virginia. et IITOR WANTED | Engineer, 804 Washington (c7); from 6 to 10 o'clock. Mengel Box Co.. Fol- x: Tear ghee y ne weterooms pete to years st - | DRUGGIST—Registered refief r clerk er 4 JANI L | MAN—-Youns. to wait table moraine and | —0™m_and Lawrence. (c2) | OFF oe. MEN Np gg Fa ——e — - @t fouls Shovel Co encan. (Cx) | CLOTH CUTTER ences; 2 days weekly. x Y-73, P.-D. Steady work: good pay; Kive references evening for board. 4554 Washington.(7) | MEN—Over 45 years. to help make candy: | respon gece ft nto Yo ulgarian pane: | DD; «=e 3 — " nee B= -15: ee aren 4 - anian. ian. Hungarian. Greek ehidid typist; very hg Seca ave °°] EXPERIENCED CUTTER | PROS? 8t Faerie aa orate | Biase’ Comer Den DADS Poet (itu —Caareas 12, TAS Sere, Metet, | aseayer Do Mow eA NEY sil Chaneer| Seem sreSvagess ‘cas’ Senmonnas abel Alar lv q to, > a tered: good salary; referen ‘ . Pstnut. __ (ce? | —____RS—For factory work; steady | MAN-—Exoperienced, to fill orders and pack ; MEN—20, > ‘ehennd’” aha rk at National! "ACI c-R—Experienced: state malarv and ex- ; ‘and ee. Box H. & ar a and Euclid. ichaeenaaiintanien is care As AO Sey 24 Washingtor Terrace, —— a = meee Tea i: one” ace, or Mills, 1488 8. 9th st. ——— (e) | advancement: state age. —_———— on ee a __P. Gavnard. —— ENS aR WT | PAG KER E Srperienced Apply G ‘Gross — te) BEST PAYING WORK ith © 4 x york valor Stewari-; ‘Seott | CHAUF FEUR—And porter: Al: must come | cepetienec INSPE joo tae y oxpecced, | LABORERS—White or colored; $3.50 per) MAN—Young, 16 to 17, to work in stock; |MEN—Light work; d0c an hour and bonus. | _e - own ‘mac chine: weal a printin. Co., 212 Chestnut . {¢) | well reco:nmended from last employe my experience in detail and H.285. Post-Dis. day; at quarry, Grand and Hickory. Eyer- wholesale shoe house; good opportunity for Apply rear 110 Victor. Cottonwood Fiver PACKERS—Three. Apply Star Clothing Co.., | TO BE H D ork. Lindell 3197} “ae ip ato: young ian, must have drug z, store 3945 Oltve. ide a _in_own handwriting. Box “) o a s, -D ° - £ ——_____— ges $15 pe 01 Bart (c) LA ; liver Beil tel k 17 4. | 1010 Locust. ispatch, ¥ piso learn shoemakineg. Tohanaen week; must be reliable: apply by letter an] |__"9 firing. J. Finck, 10 arton. v cood wages. Ap- | references: for nignt clerk at Garni Ho- | er Beil telephone books, At oli NN. (od) Fh Ce i ogee white. for gen. mmepros Shoe o.. 3040 Laclede. so%2 state ox beryenc€._ Tox Noe). PD. (1) | ENGINEER Licenses pa ae in allon, NCC) | ee eee cking ad | HENFor general factory Work S nights per| day, 571? Cote Brilliante, ae revenue ; »O% LY -s18, +’ ost- “Dispaten, ‘s : With some experience to work in drug | CUAUPFEUR-—-feliable, Ww hite: Comoton | _ence preferres Lae An 3 Russell, _ Bee On ee ANION ARPENTE RS— MAN—To hetp in packing ee and run sche | we ek. iow “St. Louis Tin and Sheet PAINTERS—Good brush hands; open sho I W ENTY -‘SECOND to Wagzh lace c c "erp Be | not Vv irginia, (7) Heights District: siate age. experience, sal- | ENG INEFER— ‘Litensed apply Sunday morn- LABOKERS AN 1) UNIO Re ates vator. Schwerditmann oy 0. as 4 M 1 Work ‘ 6 4 Clark (em) | : Pp. . 2 Osta). 4209 Consents at at ‘ ? 9 - arv expected. Box Y-255, Post- Dis patch, ing. & to 12 ‘has. Thuener Planing wey Steady work with overtime; apply at once | ington. _. #2) e at Working Ce., Cn and Clark. (cs) ! 3908 Morgan, now Enright st. AND LUCAS AY Seeking at"7 sticut, es a yet ase. Itt We Rontuieoe: Ab- CHAUFFEU R—Experienced. coloted, widdlec Prairie and I FR ny oF phene Illinois Lumber Yards, Carlinville, | s:aN-—-Sober. white. attend furnace and | do | MEN—And boys, for light factery work. St. . ena: | a i. I ° bMS. ” o J Austria. home or ont out - = ————— SaaEEEEEREDenend aged preferred: imust have re ferences. AD -ENG INE ER--L icensed; sple endid sparta y ] . Spalding, manager Phone - 5) chores around house: room and louis Basket and Box Co., 2d and Arsenc.! re + prs tor drill press; also learn motor Div S653 Vermont ay Phone Riverside 36, f jous n. Call Sunday 8 to Ie. small salary. 4152 West_ Pine. eas OR Bea PORE nae Forest avis ee H Z i een les Envelope -. _ Ee ue ea work. urst-Zucker Neack-|, Apply The Shelter, Normandy. Call E *e Type Foun- Apply this morning. Yung & Mueller Bak an Gols colored; few ho urs ip = | wear _ 1322 Washington, (c) any 4070. ~~ E ARS 2 oe and, ail American a fe NATIONAL LEAD CO., Man. ery Co,., Prairie and North Market (e) | _and Vista. . i sear V4, to work in drug store. 3625|/CHAUFFEUR—To drive truck, elderly man | Ee 3M i ferences : ANI *E—Colored let fur- | MEN--With wagons and machines. living In | . ME pe se . RRAND BOYS—Mtist know city: referen MAN AND WIFE—Colored couple to run fur : ‘ : : lenhone AG > ait. to ahs Ford car o: or & , Broadway. _ preferred, Cail 416 N, Main after 9 Mon-| “required: good, 1ermanent position. Masch- chester and Sublette _(8) nace: exchange furnished basement rooms, | Bonn od ye 4 Senn ee Lous Mo. AS OUR PAINTERS DEES > as to learn tinner trade.. Ap-| day. a (c) | ds Sil Co., 512 N. 6th st. heated. 3726 Delmar bl. ? : Tae Soaanwese—ece | Siro. al = ieee _mever-Ricnards Silver LABORERS—And quarrymen ;| hea 726 Delma SENTVOUNG FOR FACTORY wornk;| Have seen fit to declare a WORKERS GOOD CONDITIONS: STEADY EMPL LOY- | strike for a higher rate of oman Sam r Ta Anes (C)| CHAUFFEUR—For city delivery, one who ot" ’ e nd gardener | —_ . : a housekeeper, ye Yn x 01 = 17 vears, to work in garage, oe acquainted with the city and can handie | | PARR care eines; mattio’ man pre- steady employ ment, good Sakae ‘7 ag hee. Keary, Chaminate Cor . Pee - | e)| Ford gasoline Cellvery truck; must have; ferred; a new house to live in, good wages OLUM. (c eelored: wants” ~ laundry a For filing Jetters and “getting ou out ra good references. Hox N-66, Post-Dis. (c7) and 2 "steady position to industrious people: wages. Apply at once, C U MA N—Married: steady position: essential 7a. s. Frankie, Bomont 7a eali: salary $8 per week. Box F BP CHAUFFEU R—Good reliable. to run truck references required. Box D-177, P.-D. (©) U ARRY C Columbi | work. Apply St. Louis Oxygen Co., 2500 — © Dispatch. for dyeing and cleaning a ARM HAND—And wife; to care _ small BIA Q js 0., a, Montgomery. Ss (c) colored: Wants ewe en — ‘we PA my first-cl zood wages. Hann ? a i lac a fev on onan 2 seen” dana Bo nera! pe 16 or over, - for work on hh : farm and stock and live on p N—Handv or allround man wants work! who are net efraié ha work; state age. box . . Me worker. Mra, rances, .. reait © Duco A‘ iding Machine Co., 1900 | LY. e l. Co.n 82 Osi Meramec. a (c) miles from St. Louis, in Illinois. Box H-313, Ul. (08) * in ant “¥ shop or factory. Victor 3002J.| Hi-14. Poss Dispa (1) mands to the company and day : 4 ‘HAUFFEU R—White. for privat * , , 25 OE 00% 2 ; ; , those , onv?i , . . ‘racine colored work MME iaar tacaicady work Sood pores: | ghia. DIE salary’: have new’ twin-als | foeCPEPS ea man and ope | LABORERS —Essential Govern. | #03 Ellensoot ee a roreace aie | MEN gine oratory ONE Ki sony ,tnoreitine | thereby giving the company | RED MEDART MFG. CO. - By. ” er ‘ ° ; 7 2 4 ? 7 1M. NWSo er. respectable, ce, % : , anit + ety reference. Phone Bus : Model ‘Shoe and Mfg. Co,, Broad- An ig hig ne upieed ee —- one Sane single: also some corn cutters, Corn shuck- ment work. High wages. | for good home. room end meals. 4007) to work need apply. John T. Milliken, = the opportunity to make 3535 DeKalb. (¢) ; Ralcwory. ‘C2)/ and give first-class rec ommendations: ing, after cntting: ere, ge — — y IS CAR CO | Washington and Cedar sts. ‘ : : colored; awente wo work clean. Se over 16 vears. for acters work; none other need apply. Apply T. Cave at Benton Hotel, 819 Pine ST. LOUIS C *y MAN—Elderly, for porter aon curnaae worm. M EN WANTED _ adjustments with them, we oo ft etinesday or Beecady position. Apply to Mr. Dayies, Jolt Mav. Stern & Co, xth_and Olive sts. , = .9\ | Apply Monday morning. ewel Tea Co, Mf | P . ‘ én ae ee One ABBA, bdin Av. (cS) | CHEMISTS—And druggists, for large phar- | FEEDE R—And | make- ready man 8000 N. Broadway. (¢2) 2211 Pine st. (c) | or light factory work: good chance for at: want, Monday morning, 30 a ig Psmgy with shipping, receiving elderly atie to do ¢ genera) , j=To run errands: must be well a maceutical laboratory; must be experienced MAN—White; day fireman; tn West End | vancement. yas | and Bremen. Soe, to 40 active men to do car- cca, 1010 Locust references. St. Louts Dut washing or ironing. Lin- Bauman-Massa Jewelry Co.. 5251 in analytics ‘ork: s ll di ress Hours 8 to . . 4 ; as ytical work; ‘state age, nationality on sma 1e@ Press. factory: steady and essential work; must| } MEN—E rienced in wholesale drug Sasi ‘ sae TO _ 3 otal Bide. —___{€); and references. Box Y-211, Post-Dis. _(c) | Saturday. Private O} ¢ | S al c be reliable and understand pumps. Box) “ness, onions as stock clerks. check-| Ylage painting. Proper wages =| SH1PI ING CLERK-—For store, office and hother whose son is in serv - 4 T-Office boy, ene that “has some experi- CLEANER—Experlenced; presser and repair| 2 30) noon sat m Y-224, Post-Dispatch. (©) ers, order clerks anti tackers; essential in- ar fixture manufacturing plant; must Work in business place from ; # in drawing. Apply McCabe-Powers man to take charge of a smail, modern shop ; excellent light and work- MAN—White, for night work; to bale papers} dustry. Ask for Mr. Decker. Mever ~—— will be paid. Apply to have experience and be capable of taking é ‘ ; dway a ' —_ r . . : charge of labo included. Box C 3&5, B.-D, : “arriage Co,, 1217 N. Broadway, _ ___ (¢2) lant. ? Seem Bros., 1010 Main st., Mt. ta eich + For veneer factory ; pay every apd act as extra night watchman: work| Drug Co.. 4th and Clark. ast Superintendent. wnaaeen expected and last plate hate Se y middle- aged. to care for 8: ween 14 and 16, for office work: Vernon, Il ea ne See ~ r steady and essential; West End factory. er MPN—Several, experienced preferred Box Y-212. P > emploved: care for moth, be eighth grade graduate. good | CLERK—Younge man. out of draft: with r r IER & CO INC Saturday. 601 S. Newstead Av. _Y-183, Post- Dispatch. ) not necessary, for shipping and recor?) . sian sane - SHIPPING ae Dispatch. ic) no laundry, 3735 Lac lede: Bidance for advancement. Box Y-255, P.-D. office experience: who can keep small WM. R. W ARNE a 9 ee Te eee -4 5 | MAN-—-Who understands care of down-draft| [O?™ work; must be gg? + age nape Bea RELIANCE BI GGY eae ae -ERK--Expertenced. good . . ts—T0 Jearn “wood pattern making: one | set of books and help in office generaliv: 508 N. Commercial St. LABORERS—Colored or white ; better. Scaeeiiir with tools, willing to work; | ‘factory wages to pte Big wy hans Butler | CO swer in.own me at ee Ml work; an- Sit. ; educated: - wishes por pos} - & gith l year's experience preferred. jox Y- goed future; state age. salary. Box H- JUS NV. VOM 5: SE ‘ ee kk : d ‘ aa steady: nice place for right party. eases end Olive. sts. 4 erences and salary « log, xiving ane. Tha. necensitate outside work: i ’ : Post- Dispat« h. bt aS ad "0. TF ost- -Disnatch. Pine ree ? =4 . o. : on old -urniture. steady W or X + £00 pay . Rox H- 042. Pos et- t-Dispatch, “y ae oar —— va a aa ¢ G Tk INDING aw oo _ Post- -Dispatch. a “( : . . b: “ ain 2 ; ~ i : -—T > . , - ? eo —_——-- —_- —_ - ME! Or : _ ‘ i d f-veo er —_—-——- -—_ ---—_-—— - ~ alienate ¢ } © Grand 2141. 3804 Boy—To run errands and take_ care_ of jew- a NOs IN DRAF T; OMI k “OFFICE Grand av. Pr (c) MORAN NUT AND BOLT CO., MAN—Married, under 30 years, for estab- PILING SM ALL CASTINGS FOR ELEC-| PAPER Ct ih Ltt co steady man. Aves SHIPPING CLERK--For pharmaceutical Sit. . i" stock, M. A. Grollnek, 17 N. war? EXP -BRIENCE. re tor —e HOURS STREET Ae ee down-draft * 7 lished tea and coffee route: present man | TRIC MOTORS: STE ADS WORK ANI ) _ 1725 N. Jefferson av. Pee enn et: only those who are experienced ie. — Danking. tat a | — A. M. TO 5:30 P. & $10 “PER WEEK | __boiler. Box_N-22) Post-Dispatch. (c2) Main and Florida. (ce) leaving toe she army, oT Pine. call >| GOOD ort POR’ RIVAL WORK ANCE-' PAPER CUTTER— “Experienced, for a teriag ety ye ow and reilroads en- as to salary, Box prs tare ead gine F } TO START. BOX D-175, P.-D. (c) | FIREMAN—For low ag ls gl se ‘re pce ee “ee tment. wholesale | we " STE > EMERSON ELECTR »| bindery work; nonunion. Box Y-6. P.-D.| 94 and (Cedar. hanaas Leave =| h. ercee ¥ : (c) CLERKS— By Quartermaster Corps, high-|__¢xPerience. __ Box aa =, ro aa r = MAX—t {0 a freight. bills: railroad ex-| MFG, CO., 9024 WASHINGTON AV. (c2)| P ore Bae AS — Se. c cnedber SHOEMAKER Good. for — ¢} —— ee REET | class male clerks; experience in Govern-| FIREMAN—For downdraft oiler. pply f »f- | Peo es ae ceo . 3343 at prone reared Hox” Y-o1®, Post.Dis. “| MEN; ARG, Sarr and usward second day Pa APER HANGEs—tood reliable men only. | —Cllve st. Schmiakong. GOOD PAY. APPLY 1821 CHOUTEAU. (c)}' wages without themselves Various class of workers on » ’ ° ! - |} . . . - MENtal plants iareatonbortinicy for’ those | even submitting their de- | war contract. Apply Mon- j | lege, Clayton, Mo. ________{*}| MENT, CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMEN sn | } | i ; SHIPPING CLERK—Draft exempi: strope. a &, Ate ving ome St nt alate ie . & re - a ‘ Me a . “— o Ae a “—— Ce + 4 School boys “to work at painting until x By: : ment work not necessary: liberal compen- Engineer American Packing Co., 3842 Gar- P 319. Post-Dis. > Bieter! opens; 4 is oa and up. Box) gation Apply Office Depot Quartermaster, | field. f erence required. Rox Y-31 a fair sal.| ,trade: can earn $4 and upward second day: | ‘Schultze Wall Paper Co., 2843 8. Jeffer-|SHOR REPAIR MAN—i0i7 Locust et ai. WA NT E EC or call | Ce ntral SOSL. —— | 2d and Arsenal sts., St. Louis, Mo., between FIREMEN Two for heating plant; 9 hours MAN—As porter: board, room and fair \-| piece work, and $5 and $6 daily after sec-!/ .o7 (c) Hodgin HyS—-lb and 16 vears old, - to run er- hours of 9 a. m, . and 5 p. m. (eT) | “ yer ° A if i a. ary; permanent place. Apply. manager! or third week. same as other men are doing | en : -————— - SHOE REPAIRE) ; day; $3 per day; state age an soasedait > Buckingham Annex, King’s highway and | now: not hard work: permanent and steady | PAPER HANGERS—And painters: bring 2 WK--Firsteclass; steady (c2) : Lid ; jb, | mands, with a view to learn mechinint S| COAT MAKERS—Two, good for Cedar| Bo ox ¥-15. Post- Dispatch. | tools and go to work: union shop. Address J. «. Yarborough hysbo ' 7% ) f h. ic) . - : . ’ SR Greta" ~ oe J Ts sition: at pregent mostly Government | Ka tO . . Lad . Murph: ysboro, TI, eee >. Font: Dispates___{¢. Rapids, Io.; for Carl Anderson; pays $10/| FIREMAN—For down-draft “Fteam Sit West Fine: e insurance. or- work: open #fiop:; no strikes ~ one. St. ” come Broadway and Henry st.. .| SHOR REPAIR MAN- Good, Call or write. 15c line minimum 30¢ * i af ‘alt daa , i in writing In: ' ? ’ . oath work Sat urday and afternoons, and will pay railroad fare. Call 605 Vic- A And L n-| MAN— Experience¢ ; oe . | le Casti &e..:7 N. Broad. | . Ernest Difani. F saad’ * , ; pply_ Sunday morning, Anderson Lau fe for profit-| Louis Malleable Casting |. ES ere oe _ ernest Difan estu Mo. ‘ vate Sc per line extra lehooiboy preferred; Hampton Park, St. | toriq Bldg. _ * 3970 Olive st. (ce)! OF agp ll mag PoP nngy yp =P in| way. (eT) | PHOTOG RAPHER—Experienced on photo | SHOVELERS—On saiiiae ~conatrastion | | ey tee A weeny “ »¥ otal He opme —" — SA rteetn tert * co & ym egiton te : ee men, Canvassera - i; ‘ 194, ode, ae. tv : ‘Schools and Mai ae af puis County , phone _ Wrgown 1? San ae | GOFF EE ROASTER—With exnerience; per FI] REMAN—For large steam heating plant; — an Box D-61, Post-Dispatch. _ fc}; MEAT CUTTER—Firsrt-class; and grocery posyeset em and commission, Pruss, work; foot of Lesperance st.: 2000 south : mt Ic per line on three mee —)> to 16 years old, to learn ma-| manent position. Biston Coffee Co., WT) good job for right man. Apply 1609 Sem in ] clerk. Call Monday morning, 3197 S.| 1827 Marke eo nae essential work, Fruin-Colnon. Construction more insertions. ot. ig Oak na vee hed N. roadway. | ____'€)| ple. Forest 1913 sap Bae 2 ee ae Gea nd. fe)! PLUMBE ry LABORER—Best of wages} Co fer E ; me es “jn Iaree office: _ good | COLLECTION CL JERK — Exe rienced man in| FIREMAN— ‘hain grate stoker: permanent; —- N, BOYS oy es | deferred class: nowledge of ledger | ess »ntial employment: apply engineer. Cup- gay; chance for advancement. 510 1o- | necessary: large mercantile house: o | ¢ 1 Pow ; or ge aan? ie , | ‘ — SIGN WRITE — ce , ee a use: fir: ples Station Light, Heat and Power Co., ie i" : y and| | -| pop og PO oe —— SIG) ERS—Good comme etietiediy in aie aa ane at. 4th floor ee fe 2) | clase eeferences required: exceptional R14 a ¢ Ch ie ak (or { g } i Vy nh ‘| MAN— -To Bag milk wagon; sal: ary ' inside. P ROVIDENT CHEM POR TER—For A bene rs apply 3420 i.neolede, day. Apply A. §S. ~~ hee Ola ca neni SF ' (7) | l= ae. a fears b 0 een z | Bicol jest x2.! $160 per month, fia - , -y | ininren — gegen Oo i ; To learn wocte. motor To Work in factory and run erands.| portunity: state salary expected. x H E I L - mm!ss-0 Apply St. Louis Dairy o., 2008 | J ( AL W ORKS, R011 Idaho. (co) a - Colorea. Drug store, 2000 N.| rooms, Planters Hotel | —_—— oe MAN AND WIFE—Colored: no children: do Nanitor, and laundry work: live in rear: free a. iain paid; an ply Monday morning. 108 N. th _—— wages: good place for Jobber whol WEN Wanted for steady work has. other work. Apply 5ORS = Minerva. | PORTER— Western _ ‘Type Foundry, _10s _ Pine. -—~— . Eleciric Co., 20 N. Coin Aoply to W. A. Rife Supply Co., 1527] Y-179. Post-Disnatch. 'FIREMAN—Apply quired. Iu _ teow) d n. PEERS te? COLLECTORS— For an in staliment house: | PACKING C O., Mi issouri and y) orks POR TE =.) Night work. Martin Motor Truck Proficient, with actual con- fs-14 to 14 for :iga’, clean work, “$8: must give bond and be well acquainted | ae Who can drive light delfvery truck on MEN Co,, 3314 Pine st. (co) | SLACK BARREL COOPERS—At once “ote SOAs caspensaton Nein ae merencement. 410 8. Mth »:.. re SOR TOR— ores aoe 9 ma | La Salle. (e7) AT PIGS’ POINT | week to. start Lang Laundry Co. 2004 ° | | wanes bere, Ser Re: ee ee ia atk me ee ctendy work. J. oes follines fine. fine, elosk' lon; give Tull easentinis, tor ¥. = ned alles Je. for senegal office vyplean geell: lighted priv: aoe eee “Brown | FITTERS—Reamer men, heater : z ee ecank. as janitor and ‘Reiner Ta, ex: 5 ANVAS_PRODU' CTS _CO.._15th_and_olve: PORTER a olored, Apply Sonneatelta, G70 ee INSERT —Gne competent 1 — et cit] ee Weshinsion a oe; suerte 6 cerpenetaetsaica ‘Shean “kines | MIEN—HIGH CLASS) suntan‘ cnares ant nare vecream 0 | gitt'Ricctes*anunbeee a taaey - , ° ; "mc r an a_i R et ewelry ¢ 7” & men; call 616 Security work: hours, & to 5:30, noon Satur- COMPOSITOR — Private orint [WARES essential work. Apply SHIP TUESDAY : cre ae ge or marking and checking freizht FOR IN VESTIGATORS : ORE RE Tee ie Sa we STABLE MAN—One that can furnish good 8 . W harf and St. George st. AMER.- CALL AT and express: one with experience Machinists. molders, wood workers, help _m.. Monday morning. 817 N. Broadway. | references. Central 1054. one : $12, Wm. R. Warner & Co., Inc., 50 — lig} ke A pa Male, for invalid old man, at K Commercial st. shop; clean, with good light. | ,/, ' r | | ferred . John T. Milliken & Co. ers and laborers for steady work in large es-| BORTER—In drug store; references, Central | STABLE MAN-Staady osit! “for man a eho “Mercantile ~ ——— - ‘ IICAN CAR & FOU NDRY. (el) | and $ Cedar, Call Monday morning. _ (©) ) sential industrial plants: good wages and ex- | rug Co., 16th and Marke | good habits aa on — wS—We have good jobs in ¢ our factories 34 a) ’ Se srt ee a , fo advancement to . : and ¢ ; G med ~~ 47 hours pe r W eek. —_ ceptic nal opportunity r POR’ TE OP a ‘olored. Appiy ry i 24d Bt. Kastern Tea Co " stable. 912 SN iste 12th st ” fe oo oem laundry route; wages $20 per ROOK KEEPER—And a 2 ¥—Sirong, reliable, 16 to “18, for labora- wm Benton 18 Wier 2 strong. ambitious boys. FRAME MAKER—First-class: able to take. \N—Onutside draft, operate office printing those who are not afraid of work. In your pews CA * f ECHANIC 7 Ed Marve : ; good pay for good work, C : on eare of frame. de light work; permanent position; ref- | fi Monday a. m ©) | STABLE MEN-—Hauck- ~ pears ; ° ‘are ame -partment. Apply | S. EMPLOYMENT oa Diant: ad ~ reply state what you can do, also age: if | Hi _— voila . auck-Hoerr Bakery, 1 Delmar bl. Wee morning, ready for work. Apvly ine WM. R. WARNER & CO.,, INC., | Se hmidt Planing Mill. Iowa and iVctor. U. erence required, mn wary | on Government work, don’t quit. Box H- 115 a5 YRTER—To work in grocery. 6180 Delmar, | —'? : 24st. ar Re |_desired. Box C-227, Pe v 8 . Sundav_a. m. (e) | 8 STATIONARY” _ENGINEER—Monday mori- mori (* MECHANICS—-Apply vey * = = rack , ° : FR EIGHT HANDLERS—Good wages: chance —— ee eee | Seto knees h. pee Z lectric, | 508 N. Commercial St. | for advancement. Long Warehowse, 9th and | SERVICE it MAN—Middle aged, _who understands aia PORTER- —in drug store. Maryiand and Eu- ing. 606 SS. Vandeventer. a og Bay aid start: who f anxious, to, pratiot. - | denink os ce Apply Joseph Griesedieck, | See ine’ “| STATIONARY ENGINEER Familiar with Motor Co.. 8327 Locust. Pan marainist trade: can offer 2 nae Bae, FUR GRADER—Experienced man; good sal- | eee | ate Kirkwood, Mo. cc) | | Sone ERS—2 or 3 colored men, for night| ¢Ciectric equipment: night shift; state te: MECHANIC ~~ F Be Scenent: SAO aKe. fe hianateh, ) __ ary: exe ellent future Apply 200 N. Main, i{ 0. ) MARKE ‘ STRE 1 South - — : _work in lunchroom, 503 N, Broadway. (cl) | experience and salary expected. Box Y-70. irst-class; a ary exnected. _ Rox H-172, Post-Disnaten, t ~re t to AE Ta owiehe «veh ance Daca linc TS ok Am tcl seo - . MAN_—-Young or middle age. strong. : : : | Poat-Dispatch. jg "Manchester. @ = ox ONnNaUCrOrs an FUR GRADER—Expert raw fur grader who | MAat in shipping department: wages $12: al ee ee mF ol? and 11: expe-/ STEAM DRILLERS OSA per a y: at , i ara , ’ j t ll i 4 "y i | bay ‘ riencec aun .) ve. aé -- a : uA SCH ANIC—Will | five | inter m Ys 16 y ears or over, to Men wanted only for con- weer ee cath A pi are free & Car Wort | Bees o19 WwW achington, 6th = | Experienced packers, bundle a _ a Grand and Hickory. per day: c L guaery. feelio bie man. 3247 Lemp. : ym. telieees PORTERS—‘wo, colored; otel; write ex- tion Co. —_ _ ; " ¥ thread bol ts and ta p nuts; ductors. A pplieants must —," Ind.; state experience and refer- THE HAND—On tool work Appiy em-! MAN-— T oO > assist | 7” ag manufacture yok Al te onl day janitors perience, references, ee. 30x D-100, P.-D, STENOGRAP HER ~auna clerical work ) C—Al1, zy , owTTN NX hav é , — a = om ’ . a | ie tablets: exempt from dra PORTER —Colored. John Meier Sh Co.. : _—— a : ’ ) ave references »6 to hon- : AC ary ployment department, Century Electric Co. | a i! e oe young tan. Call tod harge of repair departm>at; | mgood pay. MORAN NUT AND | FURNITURE FACTORY HELP ose 1817 Pine. (c) | Linscott. Meyer Bros. Drug Co.. 4th one and paint washers. . LN. 4th. (c)}| 24 8. 18th at., nt toy. woke ‘an Station. ‘cb R mepended permanent puatt : esty and good habits. American Fixture and Showcase Co ~| Clar aiantaal ; _. emer ecaneemetee Ae ated nec 30% “D-29,- Poat- Dis. (080) @ LT CO., Main and Florida. r . e... f°... (c)) LATHE MAN—Experienced on light, rapid | 4¢,n—Young, to learn telephone business, | Boys over 15 years of age for PORTER: wy for barber shop; call 10 to| STENOGRAPHER—For raliroad office? awose tt 7 . « ° 9 y ; GE MAN k roduction; : of taking charge of | h to start: he thoroughly »xpertonced: goa ‘ HANICS—Two: for nigbt : PAY 36 TO 42 CENTS GARAGE MA Must know how. to mive P x 5 |” in Bast St. Louis: $60 mont stock clerks. SORTER Colored. Apply ply 0 janitor Con sential employment. Hox ¥-11 i calay oe. i . lia rar , rs : s. 431 N. Fuclid av. el) department; industry whose)! height, weight and ble ones need “Talmage — 4 WY Bright, over 16 years, to AN HOUR, cis ENGINE REI PAIR MEN oe ee regular product is For gem vc every ped state age. education. | ‘D-150, P.-D. (ci) | Apply employment office, 2d | _monwealth Bidg., 415 tc Stenographer— Secreta , 5 . 4 rae “a4 “ 4 2N preaacs Pe A 8 a m "ie — > « I y a me t nig vm —_ — LY & Steady work the vear rank lit od. rail ae eta aaa. ay business after the war. Box D-1s. P.-D. " | aes Eee 7: ere creserie work: must floor, STIX, BAER & FULLER. ” statpinee aire op saloon Sunday Thoroughly reliable, for president ef con ‘ ~(jood, racks. ——— “on ‘ ae f ’ , EI . . d . , OR, EEN asaya Cc : | know how to ope ~ ——— Sern se cern; must be abl z lity for right boy. va ) ee” ro ered : . 7, | LATHERS—Piece work: can make very) last place employed; answer PORTER—With clothing factory ex — abie to take and transcribe Ublic trucks; steady work an : 5 . Pleasant w Oraing condl- GLAZIERS—Open shop; good wages; steady Kooi wages. Apply Western Veneer Pro- CxO ere panawriting. Box Y¥-2158, P. -D. (ec) | preferred; good w a tacory experience accurately rapid dictation, also compose own ppiy Knabe Motor Car Co, .s ri . AIG sts . __work, Box ¥-226, Post- Dispate h. (o) re — —— let es ¢ ‘UIST STS., ’ 0) aes A , ” *k ' . —— —— Ie - ters; one preferred wh _ te?) a by ER, 16th and Loc ust st tions. Se en Se Oe pie Bab ame Mey US Kes duc ts Cc 0. 3900 ( houteau, blocks sout 2 ' je hides “for c ustomer . a an 1 MI IN i Co.. 1 ! 10 w ashington. pera We eee A . (i , sales and advertising ex ao pag ——— = Fel. Co. garage, Ay Rep EUR : 5 GLUER-«One that has experience in furni- _trom cent er ‘of viaduct. fe) MAN—-Who can gra¢ - ae 7 cap eagggageee rae “a “Bard flo | Apply 8 a. m. Park ave- : tor , ~ = TT ee irene ner: also knowledge of junk and ra PORTER-—Colored; good pay: steady work.| have good knowledge of filj gel egy gy Bae acene? . | * floor. OPN; a ee Oe PI * S6ih shine 4: o Ca gg AT imapck, be raaceatres wera T LEDGER CLERK—With at lea ast two year furs: good pay to right, man. Weil Bros Baumea- Massa Jewelry Co.. 525 Cominer-| management, and be rapid ana ahnd office »! ass . nue and 39th street. “n- RES Re ST Le experience, 30 years or over, salary ) Fort Wayne, Ind.; state experien: e 7 ide (c)) figures; knowledge of bookkeeping desirable: DS., Tulsa, © 4 : 4 hd ! | > ne 2 . wh r ‘gee | ‘ a) -O65 ; | & ‘O. 4 BOY Ne} trauce on 39th. GROC ERY CukEKn- -iaxperiencea, v26 Vhe-| per month. Rox H-265, Post-Dispatch. se _per_ month. —— | and references. canal PORTER—Colored: honest and reliable:| in replying, state full details of business STOCK CL ie iie-Ciliham “aD- P to 18 years, to learn in factory; good eer tn (cl) | epGER KEEPER--And assistant bookkeep- ‘MPA N Not over 39. years. for permanert out- Ror General + FACior y Work with references: steadv employment: | experience, giving names of firma where em- sy unity Central Emplovment Dept.. UNITED RAILW AYS CO. GROCERY CLERKS—Experienced: ‘refer- er; large national manufacturing concern | aij. position. calling on established trad- . 7" good Wares. _ Box Y-99, Post-Dis. ae ployed, references, education and initial ea!. Te BROWN SHOR CO.. 17th end Lucas, (¢) OF Ss ) _ences. Frank Lind’s, 7th and Lucas. __(¢)| desires the services of a competent young! gjctributing essential food pronase c07 | ’ | PORTE R-—For saloon; must be experienced: | S°¥ / desired. Box _D-€8, Post-Dist patch, ie) ASHER — Experienced. Ar- & lil ape —-~ cape ee t . y 3 LC U IS GRO ER Y CLE RK- Mi in With West End ex- man to take charge of ledgers and assist | route work: applicaats n gist, al Blopate fers DAYLIGHT PLANT steady jod: good salary: white or colored: STEWARD. MANAGER — ae Te ee e) . | BOY S TO LEA RN . periente preferred. €180 Delmar; Sunes neennaeper and cashier, Apply 1118 met housekeeping. Box_Y-1 _Post-D! | references. Box Y-63, Post-Dispatch. (e) ag aren, oient; state s e, experi- WARWRR—GeeG salary to... | VR : | : , " _on ce OSS eee _{¢)| national Life Bldg. = sdssCQ a NN With seiling experience and eterm- ‘. v YEE? ery ook RE 13, Post-1 : aettiog: good pay and chance for ad COLORED PORTERS YT | M take charge | PARK AND DOLMAN | PORTER— White bey, about 17, to do gen Sf0ch BOYS— Kurla | | i Apply today, _ 5875 Delmar, ae Apply RS a. GROCERY _ CLERK—To put up oriers in LINOTYPE OPBERATOR—Appiy Goodwin ination to make good to es one | es fgg A Mee ip yong a SEOCk, —— a 7 rrake himself useful; must have references; ashington ; ’ : z ( * ' f town. TOR REPAIL MEN—App nae FE ny BROS... 31: h, 34 floor. (cl) wy Coffee and Te business and detiver on Bros., 2613 N. Broadway. (c)| coffee route out © thletie ns 44 Be N. WANT ED call 801 Franklin. (c) after the war. A > good chance for advancement, — pL gnege: A Landau, 1019 Washington, (eo) STORE “MANAGER. Man with retail mercantile capertanen, Bot PORTERS over 35 years of age, Christian, with family necea- - nn routes occasionally: : ' which is good long : _router_occasional!: iL NOTYPE SRATOR—Christian Board of | = Cae ae oe . OKKEEPE R_ CHS Experienced ; Steady jobs for reliable rANe GROCERY — UL ERK—Married and over 24 - go te eg BRATOR. *in tee — ao 914 N. Broadway: wie pert responsibilities. After receiving the sary experience, showing that he is a business ) | , Apply to r. Rutledge, MERMOD years, to fill position on an established cof- pager ted | i CALI ON G iROCERS: ADE: | A. | to write letters in foreign languages; mich | # oD D: ERY AND COMMISSION: Inexperienced or experienced, for Steady posit ng and ofit maker, he has op —— O. Box 474, Roodhouse it}. (7) /HEAD ENGINEER Rn Wtd.—Apply Jewish Hos- Jangyages you know. Box Y-1 184, P.-D. married and over 25 xT ar TPC cre naner Speer paee ~~ soo - ord an ood health; quiet, nelf-cont rolled ) WITH SOUTH we ‘MINTEI CHEESE AND EGGS STOCK: HO references also classification and Locust. _mission _ basis. Box Y-196, Post-Dispatcn. union. Buxton-Skinner, 306 . _(c2) wy ; . or well established coffee route, to- | Por WASHEICE Whit, somes merchandise store, where salary is based on . AK} thers, | ; NESS AND SADDLE MAKERS—|LITHUANIAN, Greek, Spanisn and o dra . COOK—And counter man: night work: or HARNE 13 L (ce) OE ah are f. Box YD, Post-Dis- oan use man and wife: steady job. Address _Burns Saddlery Co. . 713 Lucas. age, experience, salary expected, and whie! | . am FO yy , ; » ; ( VW Ss ‘ * ———— MAC! HINi AND BENCH HANDS—In —g _MAN— For southwestern part of city; aptii- ot Apply in the morning. | POT Te gg RS qolored. Hamil}. earning Aapaelty. Ginak Maret chean . I good Hox ¥- 142, ‘i aes. Ret store ; state age, Salary & JACCARD BLDG., Broadway fee route $24 per week on salary ani ™m- LINOTYPE CPERATORS— Eaperionces: non BOX. C- SOR, _ POST- -DISPATCH, = | general bakery work: good opportun- PENNY & GENTE ES, Broadway and Morgan, | to develop himrelf to be manager o pital, 5415 Delmar, Monday. (ec) general yy. W loc B! g | COUPLE—To live in county: man to work , -——-—~—- = IO can run a car will / DY Wholesale Dry roods. | nm greenhouse; house an? fuel free; $15 | HEAD W AITER—Colored and also zood working plant; experienced preferred; es. | st be " employment at cood Bvvyer 16 years. $10 per month. | per week. Box Y-121, Post-Dispatch. (c) houseman, Windemere Hotel. 501 D ; sential work: good wages. Apply Sunday | oi. eanerienee unnecessary. / 7 = ? \CRBVIT MAN--To take charge of our St. | —™&t—____—__.-__-___________ tied morning. 2010 Satena. > 6 sing retail grocery ( Vv. y Apply to STABLE i avanceinent. Box [)- 180, Post- Louis st ore, Hoyle & Rarick Clothiag Co,, | HOISTI AG ENGINE ER—Third shift. Call MACHINE ADJ STER— man who 13 | ence give en preference. Jewei Tea Cv.. te) ! loth and | lark he (¢) | eter ie. 2) manen, wn pom At | Sere 9 ae eg > Laclede av. Bespate) roadway. at ae | (c&) steady an rf . ; MEN ar d b 16 ing and preset ne ladies’ ts. Stein-P i | —— —Bespaten * CRE Dit MANAGER or a credit clothing | anes i eg a a locate and adjust oats “aamats| AN - ~ Colored: ~ middle-aged : JLT nD OVS over years, ng Mfg. Co. , lt eg na Siem mie) | orpmmodad MAit ees TTWO store; seme experic ae desired; give ref- | HOLDER A: ~ MeA DCT ONC « ‘sen ai; machines; steady and ersential Work, l0ca- ~or NX}. -lPR i - ” N ss | —Apply stewart, Hot BOY C erence, Hox 1)-266, Post-Dis. ic | work: good wages. North St. Louis Plan- tion West End factory. Box Y-250. P.-D. te) | awe factory w ork. 1525 North | as machine operators on (ov | TRESS ¥F ELDER~—Job. 1223 N. sth st. | Statler ota! ' althouga LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT CO., rRESSER—Ladies’ tancy garments: must be man, we with executive ability, te or similar. experi: | experienced: salary $18 week. Phone bat secure resulta from employes. Position per- ee —— = a aa«it * 4 —— — ~~ we — country — town position. “Ap- P ’ , CUTTER ef rienced scetylene ‘cuiter for ing Mill, Grand and Carter. MACHINE HANDS— Tenth and Howard, _ \ 'ernment work : no ex erience re- i ’ RESS “FE EDIER-—Job., 123 N. &th et. _ ieave EB MAN—Colored: must be Prepared te SR ie 4 To learn hardware business. | scrap iron. oply Manday, yards, Central 4 HOSTL E R—2209 Eugenia. (e4) MACHINISTS All around. Robt. Jacob Eng. |Broadw ay. ae (¢) Pp 'PRESS FEEDERS. “On job printing presses. | _ to to work. Apply 1106 Olive. a T -Apply 1545 ‘Tower Grove As ply SHAPL KIGH HMARD- Tron and Metal Co.. itth and Mul'anphy. (c | rT ER . “418 , and Mach. Co.. 211 Chouteau. 3) & \TAN— "To handle receiving and quired ; wages $15. 60 to $18 per| | 314 8S. Main. (c) | STOV cE. pg ae swe experienced » i CUTTERS—Se 1. experienced on light yer week, NISTS—O first-class men need — iio na _| PRESS ¥EEDERS- Job: steady work. a © moumers Gt once einlon y sho: Bho work on band ae BRARE a. Wearth and Wash- | “Sats. moot underslond Universal cat HOS: sess : I rat) ee ne, ee te” an hee xcellent wages. week; can earn more after learn "Wash st ai) EE Cag 9p rate. Summit Stove © and Sidney. _ Beton. (c8) ting machine; steady work: good pay. Del- ‘all 1427 N. Broadway. (Cd, Acme Machine Works, 1502 N. 18th st. (es | stock room; e ing. Apply 5939 Kennerly. Take | PRESS FEE DER—Cylnder: steady emp orrison . the ‘for essential “work, take ia mar Mfg. Co., 415 N. Sth st. = 1 ISEMAN—3155_ 8, Jefferson ‘| MACHINISTS—None but first-class need. *P- | CANVAS PRODU ‘CTS CO.., 15th TAILOR—All ; SEA ES | ment; chance for advancement, Hox Y 410, around: work: good large wages being Bs RR | f an > : 0.. 182 h ‘ pay; apply at once. 210 N. "Grand. ©) $6 ? ff ea SSHER— Must be capablodof CUTTER AND MARKER | JOUSEMAN—Experienced. white or col- ee ee es Set) d Olive. _(¢) Wellston car to 5900 west. (¢) | ony Pee —— gE jant | TRAMSTERS—$3 for § hours. In ~ Be Binds: good chance for right man_to Highest wages to experienced cutters on ee ope Seen, Lae *e) MACHINISTS——And machinists’ helvers for an —————$ — Scudders-Gale Greeer Ce. . & ng "Po Wise av. cD ‘es @ charge of plant. General Mfg. Co.,' Waists and dresses. Apply at once. a eee Se. ~— essential work: good wages and excellent | y ] ah rs for ware- | MERCHANDISE } MANAGER, Jar | TEAMSTERS— -For in t(beund fretght 4 " aA and Pine Ras 2 (e7) BISEMAN BROS., 315 N. 10th st., 3d meer | HOUSIMMAN--Experienced white; good W2k-! opportunity for advancerrent: state age and | MAN—aAnd abore | Rie 38 FEEDER—An experienced. — and city delivery. ine NS. 4 at. __ ie) Call Senday ‘morning. ‘at N. - | BU NDI. Ee “BOYS ale TERE eds, | es, room and are, | Aves hi enw gpd experience. Rox H-15, Post- - Disa: en. (1) ! hou e. Apply ( ‘OL a5 | BI A! with extensive department store or mercan- pond he pace iting, ee tgeg ge Time a ae Ba args OT a PE ' — | DELIVERS BAN-—To = y myer | Wee : " ae. ag Raagamaanan — " : Vee 8! MACHINISTS—-25 first-class; 6 © bencn - age) | 5 = (" 0. F rt] and | | a a4 aan hed al tha fe ete ten third floor (el) | can increase income $75 month up, with > @ PAY” : cD PRN is b ¥ | jJaundry bundles; must be honest and re- ! . aC -—_-.-—_—_— 10 t «: on Government work ex- ou l =~ * or ‘ty . Ser u Collinsville av. »feren n i salary position ff ne Se. an eet St. Louis. (C) | MBCHANIC—First-clees, allround onan. . Me Lo Malleabie Casting Co. 7800 N.| QUARRYMEN---White o7 colored x per; son. at reuse Se Assistant. 416 & 4 * ~ toute (op work eeetorred: fie re a dogg > He . toh. aT) morning, Sn ee SE _ -(¢) MAN- “Colored. mn ) Washineton Ter. Jetlo Auto Co. 1428 Morgan, e8) Kray ! (chi day, at quar 5100 Virginia Eyermann rnern) - = } . ners bs REP EPAIRER My a 2 ig RAKE rR expected ANY ,—\¥ man, apply boiler hor ————$—————— —— Pia tat re — — = ; c « - ‘And confectioner, AU ¢- JANITOR — White man. appl ; pose. | MAN—Fs achinery to repair | MECHANICS—High— = ; a . Ganah! Lumber \ . ca a SY Monday. cae Become co” aging tet” 2 (©) JANITOR—Colored man to take haan ~ for afternoon. Central 99141. _ —!©! Storage Rattery Lécomotive Co. - wt - Dieta th. Moon Bros. Mfg. Ce., a a " -—— : |, for — ‘ t h t re 1 ! 5 . een Nee mma or = ‘ ] {1 apartment: pay _&25 per month M AN—Handy. for m aking erates and crat- . ’ hway. Bell Grand 5657. Kinloch | § AILERS Experienced, | RIV ETERS— And rive ea er. or : “ear k ; 1 ee NER — Two. rough work: SOc per! DRIVERS— White or colored, to drive rock for ‘cond MAN, Box K-464, P.-D, ing machines. 4100 N. 2it. | Victor nia e2) ladders: steady work; good wages. Cupples| repair shop work; good wares aad bonus = one oo Fawicdace gon " Ar 78 (Columbia av fc} : “ny} lowa Eyvermann Construc- — ae . a . ee r Co 00 Hamburger, ‘@! ‘Iston, ic ’ Lincoln Steel and Forge Co. STo Nature! Tool wt Dik MAK ° Pr Experienced in a ban- a" SPP oe - - ies. 7 Ww — 5 : J. ‘ NI re rR Ww hite, niarrie ; apartme nt ~ Jan. MAN y ard and furne ra man. ~ Apply 1533 MEN —15; steady employ ment; Government = de A esi = mon an rome a eee a ter ' te | eniess At . ‘Collecting accounts by malt eS - , S os. § pe ee hour ; ape ly | inn fA, oe . — ae ite oF itor, ood living quarters; phone ¢ ‘abany Rallway lex: hance FB ld. im) work, Lowell Bleachery. # 10 7 olk. ‘ce NAILERS— Experience? | hand na Glueck Rox ROU TF WAN ' Avolicants must hav geod ee oP ape =’ ae. erament oO, i ae Orn, Shipoine ¢ wo ae , ; ~ ene ‘ Bo ‘ore on at ‘ queen Ee. 1013 Chive oe nds . . MAN W iw nd iPaia yf 5 , is Ps » irive ice wagons _ £00 ; ; r De Luxe Automo- past occupA = : t ay 'ta r Har cs . : a) =“ Pa. Lae ty ir ei a ’ weer i: refer: v4 per mont? Korte-Rust R. ¢ work, M12 » oy re ‘rissant ney ay (1) Arewety ; nt ‘ence, 2 702 Lafayette. wc7) | wile (e MMO Ollue 8. fe), when anewertne Rox Y.-1 - 198 _Poest- Dis ad Works, 12th a! aa. t P coe . , ny s oOnX _Oon- ca ? ’ , ne P ie ie ood Ree a me AA on os ——-——- “ PE NETS a — - 3410-18 1 ocust § wt, . ie s a .. al i, Delmar 3207 r Sunday ie) ; ene » reer ’ ahs ith | LM Ac +i in rh ? “ Wholenaie _ aes % ut manana ’ y ‘DnUG CLERK Pete sal ~~Enderie Drug Co.. _ centrally located; will pay good wages. MAN—To help with poultry and eggs, $18 Mia -.o ng and middie. aged, o run ay | a Rox Y-204, Post-Dispatch. aA | : - ; ST. LOUIS CAR co, man ‘exempt from ne vi C 1103 N. 6th. | roadway and Market. (1) Rox K-465, Post-Diapatch. _(e) week. S18 N. 34. | trains; iong run °047 Clark av. ROY—Splendid chance for brigh t} Soe P MEN pas lat es in counfry ledger de oe a auway : : ee. ; : buses work. 2 ivancement. Appiy to Mr. | | men Automobile I lant, F SA al DRUG CLERK- junio hou good JaANITOR-—Colored man; draft exempt; fa. | MAN—Elderiy, “for stabie work: steady job. MEN— — Colored. for porter or | Oy staat adv torn Veneer Products Cé.. ie N. Secend SMiocks south oo uae 5300 Street. (e). ‘ ; a Rea TOL LE ET lS NE EEE it TT ELE LEG TLL LOGE IOS IE ON ELT LE ORES. SLOTS, OOO NTOR Rect, 7 = r4 -

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Ni ot traits shipped in 24 hours. - Write for cata- GAL Ses oe on cea | ; money OT fie : | L. B. KENDALL, now at home in your ERS ? per month: prepare ne ee Purina Mills, 8th aod oa) | GIRL—As an office ass! Repair Men aa) ae 700 W d Girls Wanted—Is th oday? wa : B os omen an rls Wante s the position n you seek advertised in the these | columns | today: , P7) ee a5 NTS —— —— —— g SUNDAT. Ses HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS | HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS | AGEN7S~MEN SALESMEN WANTED ___ SALESMEN \ WANTED EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES ANC , HELP WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS) HELP WANTED—WOME Gee OCTORER 20. 191 e455 ne PPAR AA ne ee ee ee eee PAPE RPA AA te te DELP 1B IN 0 ates 1d OE ON Nl tall ll lll Lala mala ll let ta ll la ean anne ote: OPO OPP el ee Le AAA lt OB BPP a Pa or ei! 4 Be TRIMMERS—Auto and carriage: also second| YOUNG MEN—Experienced in éruggists’ | AGENTS—Send for free sample Fretnot te os ne good selling at | for | CY N—To sell lember o- , ie. TRADE SCHOOLS COOK—Also girl for 24 floor work. 33 | GIRI-—Colored to wait on hale ’ LP WANT Peipae man, for paint shop; state age, experience.| sundries or stationery business. Apply to| Washday Wonder. Constant repeater, with/ [o., Mo. or Ill, A. C, Helwig, Keokuk, lo. retail lumb 4: arge Kingsbury pL: phone Forest 3562. ane Apply mer. Buckingham " . HE Wie 4.1 _MeKenne Carriage Works, Wichita. Kan. Mr, Decker, Meyer Bros. Drug Co.. | large profits. Be convinced you can dO @/ SALESMEN—Two, clean-cut, capable of ence and salary. Box ‘yoonte GOVERNM MENT appointing evens ee eull _Monday. ) | highway and _West Pine. Rat = Bin: i Be TRUCKERS —-Two: 38c hour: come ready for | and Clark. (¢) | 8 mage ye: hago You ae gm ree earning $300 to $600 monthly, selling to the ._._.. ... . ‘o en, girls, $1100 ew EB. ye mee “Ser j-7. COOK—Who will do general housework; —4 GIRLS—To work in candy store: nw ( ba aoe ore work Monday. 7 a. m. 211 Vine st. (c)| YOUNG MEN—Catholic: desirable “outside! We pos tively guarantee sale. otter general mercantile trade; our new sales plan - | description of exa (YQ) home nights: no laundry; 8-room apart- | once, Broadway Candy Ce.. rj ba ee TRUNK MAKERS—Quirk’s Trunk Factory,| _S3¢/!ing positions; beginners easily earn, Sons $213 Warren av., Chicago. makes a good order easy to get in every Post-Dispatch. a ment. Forest 2348. 8222 Waterman, ic) | _¥SY- Ri: : @ do light wor! ie iy re _ 915 Wash st. | $25 weekly; cfplendid chance Ra | ad- AGENTS-—-You can get into a _ business; town. Permanent position; liberal advance, gj dmegh Lan! accident insurance men—com- ClVIL BERVICE “G00 clerks needed: aohaee COOK—Reliabie, colored. who wants te GIRLS—For p putting up extracts _~ q MARU! OUS MEG 14 tae | Be Tuc ik POINTE RS Three “ye ee 7 vancement. ail 8 to 9 and 5 to 6, K 0s - which can be operated with small capital; Milton Mercantile Co., Davenport, Io. ing businers in this 1 ti Nov. 2. Dec. 12,000 clerks : mei nent pla a : | . aa with | Steinwender-Stoffregen Coft q a 5 fa ae “et Guaday wera hy, Rous se D- | ter, 1327 Chemical Bidg (62), should make over $5000 first year; Oxo-Gas d commintien: Hnerel sa. Gan experience unn on waiees Ce; cook and laundcress; ‘oy | Way and Clark ee Co, GIRL: ove i as FYPRWKITER REPAIR ® MAN omen Y OUNG MEN | made from common Kerosene and air - ®) SALESMAN—RBy St. Louis manufacturer . oo Settiements, "eae Bh al gs women Gesirine Government positions, write ; SOI ae 5735 Von Versen. c) | Ginls—_ eee ; eo i 5 ply I i y & te "e y \—Stem work, I : sti- | * aot mesa ep *; men w culars ! — me r | y Kah Fatt "i “liberal ealary. 211 v wo | 17 to 18. for shipping, :_ department: perma- ona toe jont tor Fare Flan on Py lege red “Gi. - ie hen eae Galeoman: proteracsy ons dence. Box ¥180" ane ol Bens in —_ 7 A i Bo Examiner), 913 a cooking we oung. white. not tng ER | National Gow. positions , J aikiadeal pod | Ae UNION 1 DRU Y CL BRK Bir s Pharmacy, | joes id advancement. ntral Employment; Light Co., 1100 Washington bl. Chicago. _ grocery trade: state in detail past ex- wavengane , ha ee iters and managers pwn gd aed Guten: ealaieemns “a hae ‘GIRLS S— Experienced. | —— ~ ~ . } Box vest? 4 Bie Bet wing an ar | R : sier rie ‘ ? \G— wr . : Lied les UPHOLSTERER—Good, fast: steady posi- BROWN SHOE CO.. 17th and Lucas. (c) age le eg BE Ay: Ra en ae oe ee ee a ties ig ow dignified work; prepere, crences: 6700 south on Bellefontaine line. | machines; 00g wag a streets, SIX xth : iE tion to. right man. Box ¥. - 39. Poste Dis, BRIC Tr y r cula ( bi oe Me) cet om 4 " 3 | - eter eo . 8 eo 5 ners of. cet Dispaten. ce) wn bi and can prove it. wanes, "Se Seen, pecans draftsmen for positions paying $100 to $250 ences required: traveling work: must be (-41. Post-Dispatch a a two weeks: Of WANTED —Machinists to build light special | its shipped in 24 hours. Write for cata- . { ; ward Min. C apply wupeny morning. Har- Sinem Abie ‘ago Picture Frame Co., 818 health epampniiy Taas nena Seana oa Sere avottian hundreds of Sesatncturian ‘con- nee re = ‘3 com . | erciock Saturaay 4 Steady positions for experi- WANT = om Mechinie rasan (c) | N. 6th st.. St. Louis, Mo. fc) —o Pep! neers oes - are ee | ae cerns. railroads and shipyards: help your | DISHM ASHER—3739 Windsor pil. Lindell | wanted. Box piy ready for wor r! . - a young man wi ex- AGENTS—To sell E -% Flu M: ask, r made of pplications congiderec rom x - | amen country and at the same time earn . al ii ara ’ = hae enced and reliable men. Apply Rh made pay on an ae to ” ag charge of pis-| rice net, for protection against influenza; | Frade Spec ae life and liability men, Box monev: send at once for free trial : | DICTAPHONE OPERA TOR—Expertenced: | ani S—For laberatery’"s work, io maids Wi. Rh. W Al t t Supt. SCRUGGS a naka” waster: . aaa eet eageny nent place} recommended by doctors; liberal commis- | —’-#—s Isnatch. (e909) | “ and full particulars. Chicago ee - apteady employment. Apply to Mrs. Rink./ and wrap botties and other ¢ % S08 XN at once to upt.,, HUMUGUD, | Harward Mfe. Co.. 8920 Magnolia. wea soin. Send _ for, sams ple. Money peteas- | BALEGMA NW ell acquainted with the men's OT R products are sold to | lege. 1633 Chi cee go Tech. Bidg caxo. _Mever Bros.. 4th and Clark. (c)| salary to start: opportunity 7 — ’ ’ , ; ae Po ta a | ed on first order. sig seller. ‘ord Lincoln urnishing goods and general store trade) igs Fe an —e - | DICTAPHONE OPERA TOR— Must be first - ment. ohn T. Milliken. 3d a Vale, VANDERY\ OORT, BARNEY. | Wanted for Essential WwW: ar Work | _& Co., OO S. Wells st., Chicago 4 ar i ge pe ag i Bw tng hag a the exclusive jobber. Ac- HELP wTD.— —MISCELLANEOUS Ben. _— full particulars PP expe-| GIRL—TO PR INT KODAK nd Coda . L ADY Bs F | + AG EF N TS Port raits ~ phot: oO pillow tops > ‘patri- factured in St |, oF don full particulars. | Col . . | EE OE GED SITE . State age, religion an salary ex- EXPERIEN(G | D OR ; * : oe AT NASHVILLE, TENN, | otic pictures, medallions, frames, sheet; age e xperience and references in first ist- | Int draft we have sev eral \MEN AND WOMEN—From, 12:3 30, day to, 10 ire yor bose for right party. —_ _ 2 ¥en os is 2S MONDAY oO ng, ; ) y bk A. AD: is ¢ | i ictures, luminous crucifixes, bo ks yj are , - “ vu IL ANIZER--Big pay to good, steady man. picture minous CrUciix von e, papier | ter; strictiv confidential. Box D-163. P.-D. important territories open. | Folsom and Lawrence. (e2) | DICTAPHONE OPERA TORS— Two, who’ GIRLS—Experien ed in drug ~ ——_— oa ACCURATI Grand and Pine. 5) Men to be trained as operators. Tf | mache frames, ‘‘photo pennants Very low- | ames C. Bailey Yept. 79, | BSUC, y¥ Cc LOE, an, ’ ail Mm or advancement: st aa u- : +a - = Hg eg Main st., shoe” 1G Bebe smmeusie cet liasan | Jet us exp:ain it. (e7) Chic cae. James ©. Bailey Co., Dept. 19.) narber, yi and machasie meee at 3 } ° of time aw ay from a cation; also ‘leguonessumber iF aay. when ' oy Pi ere Tic —— GOOD PA ee tii ooo FR ef.) ae $$ $$_$_______ ee | SIFKHt; Send LS5c for sample and proposition. 1e + making reply N-301, Post-Dis (eT) | S—-For office work exr ~ AGE EN TS Gasoline at 1l2c: wonderful: star-| S & 7 2a cific B S; Tran- aac uarters, WwW e ma nufac- | i none “ - ———— | without ‘Ek periens a ? Ye i J | tles aut tomobdile world “cuts cKusoline coat ‘cisco "Ch l. a a oe. a HAS EMPLOY MENT k OR DINING ROOM GIRL—Neat. intelligent. col- | plain ie ar »p] ‘ i ust write . tw ] OS I -DISI | 20 to 60 per cent; money-back guarantee. | - Se nn od. ture food containers and PACKERS—White, married men, Ps ored. Pullman Cafe, 20A S. 20th st. Olive tes fleor. Stix. Dply nai roe — Every motorist, truck, tractor owner buys | SALESME N—-To sell groceries, paints, lubri- hou eo} ld ig eds ) enced in packing soap. a eceee and toilet; #34. _ ae SS (ce) | GIRLS — Exerc a er. Soa ag on OYys on sight; you can make $10 to $20 a day cating oils, > tires, stock and poultry secno necessities. I fen ae aheren eS ee, ar mane Pe DRESSMA AKBERS—And skirtmakers: any | walk a oe hag on power = age a asy acKkage ats 100 gal. o BO- remedies t : : ni er cons s; ‘ + . ° y : - arr rT . pa ; i For Government Wy ork line art er moog Re ee Re a aaa profitable, o farmers and other consu:ners, of family ww ho eall on retail | pots, care for horses, wagons and harnéss: pay while learaion Oe an te ee ee Co per week to beginners; py high a. | GIRLS Steady jobs for reliable and S | fOc stamps brings $1 pac = age. Mormiles Co., necessary ; satisfaction guaranteed; 46 years trade S 1j ¢ . | must give references for doing this kind of hd N llth st.: Sth floor. ne. nen 2p *2.. Co i ; ail encrgctic boys; good wages. ‘ 226 S. Ia Salle st., Chic _, b isiness. Write Loverin & Browea Co. pending most of time wom good wages, with free house rent and ELE oan aT = — monies = GIRL—With bindery aan printing Tight factor veri. s yes — Meaiehie: Giclee ohn .4 noleasle Grocer 1707 S. State st., Whi . 0. ce. | pertence: on i ‘ | Gitions. steas Apply to ST. ABLE I ‘OREMAN, AT | Age Mun. feat ad ine wn edu-| cago, ~~ or 7 on road—w ho want lai ger | cotoren CARETAKER—Or nemmer, uae colored or white. Box D-103, P.-D. (c)| preferred: give pa man om clerical rt waces, cal at ‘ ; a ; AP gee ore ee eg grin ie t care of saddle rses, N ‘ 2 Py apate oom Fades qromne. CAMP KNOX | iretem averace, $1000 or more monthly: | SALLESMEN—We manufacture a complete| field and more time at home | pointer dogs and ‘shrubbery; must be ex EXAMINER WANTED | 4, Box 3-2. Post-Dispatch, Ty 0 ee refer men S COa Sp - ne Cis ( t ‘ f matt . ~ , ; * aVG@ A eas Ped | ing fore zn jenmus ue: this is an exc sathone | tise Any im sitalald. and calen a i pa ree should be able to inter- tag = ot ed a a ne work: ase. oe rE AROLOGe ne ee week: nee oa eatnege ie eS eae m { WALI. PAPER SCRAPERS se Th TTI’ wy , [Vw eee aes en ee eo - leather. New season starts Dec. 26. We are | “97 : with 4- ith bath, hot and cold | 80% Lucas. _ 3 ae ’ 2 ore years oF ake: silendia —Y learn = shirtral WA » PAP ER SCRAP ‘ RS- KE wt ric ne e d. mt. j N EAR LO U IS\ ILL 4, KY e us train them into our methods, and show | anxious to close Arrangements now for rep- est. Box [-274, Post-Dis- baw fe gah yen included free; this is ; . cl ERK Preference will be given “ > Signed to salesm who are able to handle! ‘ ~) f wages; city references requir perienced skirt operator: opportunity to with parents or reiatives; h Yr we _ Monday. 2216 Gravois. raising section ~~ the South. Wishart Réal- smen ee Oo nanate | QAT FE q ANI YT GIRLS AND’ WOMEN—For laboratory work, | ' ou By i a -———-- .O¢ crews of their own The Jerome L i. % 4 4is SLLAUN ES rruir C ry learrm, $15 to $20 per week: steady work. 3; experience not necessary, ; bag pay ’ WINDOW CLEANERS—Can n place 2 men in) Carpenters Plumb _ty Co., Aberdeen, Miss. oe Laadt Organization 8 S. Dearborn st.. Chi- > > ) hs ie putting up toilet preparations and medi- | Applv Starr-Kalter Garment Co.. 1110 be car fectionery, #20 Market. ’ Bal ne Pass good paying position; first-class men in- d ers - " , a . ; Pe ee Bete A RARE QO} PORTI NX 7} cine; pleasant work; wholesome surround-! ington. &th floor te 7 ——— a. 4 200 s { omme vestigate. United House and Window Clg. : GARTSIDE'S IRON RUST SOAP . a Ra 6 ae = $$$ $____ } | ings; opportunity to learn good trade and FORELAI Y . GiNhLs—T: o . dearn kewing 0 on Si . | aoe " a) ' e ‘ f SS J ? is " Niet igre ap tones 4 . ; . . s j i Ss er Wee > ° Pp VImen The original, 2oc a tube. Deware of in-) siucy “ESSE LI Y SEL > GROCER a ath kt ss Hae eee ee ne GIRLS—For putting up spices. Blanke Tea SEWING ROOM. KRE ve ae . . IRKERS- arriace r wagon; frir t nd t? enalty for makin ; PONT ST . Largest manufacturer of its kind w hose mee 1 Coff y GEL CASKEP WHIT someeeee wanes, Zige_N. Ob. ___cl) - | selling and using an intringed article, (c99) | Acti ‘ND 7 SASIS. aye ATE | products are nationally known and’ adver- HELP WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS | aor et and Clark. ____(e) | _CO.,_1401_N._1871 - WOODWORKER -Carriage Apply today. eérvice | P L ™: * x D- 110, ‘POST. -D ~— _ tised, di egsires to appoint a di atetienton in this PP PLP Leal lel SL | GIRL OR WOMA N—For general housework. G TO 1, EARN “SE WING ON : To pick pecal Jesse Hail. 1207 _N. Rroadw ay. 705 ] M AR K wn CUIND Irv | MAKE and sell your own goods. Formulas | = a LS. tc State and surrounding territoyr. We want to ADneeas RS Ce k eek Se nerve. _Phon e Grand 18, _(c) (C) BR MACHINES $7 F ER 4 ; Woo DWORKING ~ MACHINE HANDS -And (Vo KET STREET | by expert chemists. Manufacturing proc- | SALESMAN Man, 30 to 50, of good educa- | Deaf only from a business man of good stand- | / plain writers: veasomatie.’ Box Y-139° GIRLS—To fold —s and clip threads. | ToNNix oa mos’ aire WEN ‘ money; stead hel steady work; good wages. Hox ne | esses and trade cecrets, Write for formula tion, pleasing manner and strong personal- | ing, capable of managing a selling force and Post-Dis a , | T iger- Weinstock Co., 615 N. th at. (ec) | ENNINGS-AMOS, 3 ‘ SPRU CE $s “ t C-228 Post-Dispatch. (7) j Catalogue, Ray Mystic Co., Washington.! ity, for a special diplomatic soliciting post- | spare to establish a business of his own. ES... GIRL— Experienced. to work in bdindery, | @!R1S—Those that have at least one p = Commercial, wv RECKE gp Serer ge reagan SHOEWORKERS D.C. I) |! tion out Of the city and paying $60 weekly wnt Mg Bho, . , “\r r |; and children’s McKay; ‘give age, draft present job: our ne w me thod of refinish! ny possibilities with one of the best known and | order business. An in vestment of $1500 is work. J1l5 Pine: Call at 10: 30 Monday a : ay. wv hn T. Milli iken ad _and Wir» “e VRECKERS 10; experienced, fire job. ain | Classification; and names of former brass beds, chandeliers, automob iles, re-| largest institutions of the kind in the coun-| necessary which is amply secured morning. aE a i ee a ee GIRL, s—TO do labeling and packing. 100. 'GIRLS— Over 16. to learn on “power a Te make rubber sh rank oneal fare nan. , (c) plovers: excelent .o pportunity for rig! nt quires neither capital or @ te rien: ¢ pie v trv; must be unemployed and ready to begin | Our product is classified as war assential. ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER—For large in- ts 4 ed. ee Roetats Fis (c) good pay while learning: a ibera! c WRECKERS__10. experiemeed. fire job. M ; man. noes N- 249, Post -Dispatc h. _& oil es ir in your wel pli , neighborhood ; te at work immediately Address Burnham, 1240' Sales manager will be in this city for per stitutfon: experienced and active; one who | ( RL S—-To work in bake shop. Busy Bree; on | agg er machines; steac —— Svea MET RECKERS--10, experier pe ni . ire fob, ain H AND LASTE RS—-On children’ 5 shoes. ‘ in bom . partic Ulars ang proots. rite C axton B idg.. C hic ‘ago. sonal interview. will work with help in such a way that Candy Co.. TO8% St. C harles. ic) | Model Shoe and Mfg. RB _~ oa "600, B Titen and Bremen, 40c hour, 9 our day. See Lue # 4t oO today. un met: ' LO ‘oO. bo tee 16 Elm, eanltties Lis 7 ‘ Ue ee, ee ee ne In reply state full particulars a ) things will be done properly: iff e eri- ee } ic ‘ : : h floor. 3 mn 2 pl) nd phone £ I y not experi- GIRIL—AI/ 4 Hickor Bir 5 Frank Kennah, foreman. | Sialic a ae SHOE COBBLER-— -Apply - own handwrit- SPANISH > influenza: big money-making SAL ns sre ng Advertising the emo number. Box H-130. Post-Dispatch. enced will train someone who has quali-| ~ ‘shop. AS a experienced, — —— GIRLS— Between 14 and 17. ¢ ork ry RLS- —To in WRECKERS—706 S. Broadway and Kine’s . a AARP! mn oWn nandwrit- |~* se... flue ch Bian, Pe ? ws, Sage cone i » ublishing Co., Kalamazoo, Mich., origi- | aenee rn . Cneliene: ease ae s and a = nts ; , ———ie ar ow hee hen ae maturat Bri. ize: money any ing, stating least Sa.ary to begin with. | portunity for canvassers, agents, ma é nators and manufacturers of the well-known loot hee habeas "or" asphic aien hee ee GIRL- @m all. ‘oak ored., by business lady: coll tlonery shop: must be neat and clean: wages tirne. highest wages to 200d. ph Png Andrew Je eeereiie light. Jersey Merc, he ' yh as aioe wire py te apy A. Kalamazoo auotone line of calendars and oth- ) Post- -Dispate h. p te 7 a m. Monday. 815 rk. : bob vod “9 Rg eee “Poker & . ' : Ww TE AS] ‘ > Ce o& : (c) i c - ve tf S. } . > aun | er sre "iz iti ‘Ss, .] Ma a t > if r ¥ ; = WANTED -- - - ——————— ee >To Se ee are ‘ ec 00 £ r 8 not in e* ‘ , ‘4 . i} , ter os Mi dha iy . os . . wh . ade. se i m » | ’ nr . . - J eis Tt ing \Rox Y-408, Post-Die. (c) *) Walton av. St] ula, Mer Leffler Co.. | coal oti lantern for pg dai eh a Ke} ] long tripe, i missionary | ing RELIABLE FURNITURE : ——-—___—_—_______.- ee eferred. SPOly Seen S Serie .(e) | ie taet, ‘TEE a 8 WARY The Pre ee ener een a : ” - . , >; SKlLEPS, C I tors, arr f mMps, etc, ~ r — r , yyaily £ “ ‘ : serene aes . } P n >. ef j ¥ é j a you NG ME N From 6 uD to learn on ole- cai Wan: live wire to “handle high ae for part le ulars. Thomas Mfg. Co., 3 4 ae Sen ete tt eee 4 se lptet CO Sth ‘ 1 KF : k]i BII.L ( LERK ~Experienced. w“ hole nie a irug: 'GIRI ' To do cleaning and w ash dishes In Rr? ; 7 r sale drug ‘business: permanent emplovment iliustrated child's book: a holiday ~ . uy Round st., Dayton, ¢ | ritory, selling retail trade, a wiewedne ’ isang — ots -_ (« | Moyer Bros. econ ie Apply Mr Simpeun. | es a oe Md Re | 1227 WASHING +. Good ne with advancement. : Auplyv to Mr. Decker. ( all t, 1 et layton av. Benton 195 R & ee _ _ WEN ND Wom rN, located in Middle West has an open- vee = als Tos l ug ‘ “oO. 4th and ‘ ‘lark, * (c) ' ek ae —— a and rca.” Box GIRI. S 7 or lab ratory os work: 4 surroundings. Meyer Bros. Druc ge Co., 4th and Clark, (ce) AGENTS. —Business worth while. ) start ou | is cei Sine na aie ra a ae ee vit an unusual future and Iittle! (>| l ‘ts ¢ : i B INDE RY . GIRLS- Steady employ ‘ment. ——" -- es — clean, light work and §00 d pa i ING ANI CI silvering mirrors, plating tableware. t you (er ere | Phe gy A pee e Ae ae pra Laney ray a ) A an —s inducement to \ pro¢ ucts are SOl( to Bey. Greeley | rintery. Sd floor, 1515 ) Pine_ le 1) GIRL . For cooking: must. “have "‘Teferences. can obtein work here wi! i: , % ‘ i r- i J 4 +AU ESRTT : ‘ peal. ¢ ¥ e Cb ° ' , ) } ' dings: " o » ; ree. Clarence Sprinkle. Dept. %, Marion, | tablet made without paraffine It has been ; 1 P ‘safl % _ Ry oy by ae oon Na laf the exclusive jobber. A @ HOUSE KE EP E R ( ‘all Sunday 5103 N. “Me-| — a rene i. 414 {1 Hawthorne. _ i e) | light surroun ling: - mM smoke or 4 T ark av. —- — sold for years and millions of homes know P se , ° wef near mnt i GIRLS—Two, to work in restaurant: ee not give the work a trial? Ex Ao AG E N T S oo ; ; i me en a na . ; } . - part O1 the time and building ub their | 1! ] ye , . } , ° ' rae make Sess weeansen pav °F; 11 ~ _Bro a necessary. { ‘all Mona iv norning 5 o¢ , Anywhere, handy m men can make /4"°¢ ™ int this wonderful proven labor Saver, own trade ought to appeal. Box Y-187. COUNT ata it we nave sey eral 0 assist “on ‘bo te: Whole@e | queens euiae adway. siepeenihlenitinniatialitab asd Sanitol Chemical Laboratory Co Boyle - AwJ money with our gold window sien let- | which wit ashe Ss clothes Ww hite and clean Witn- _Post-Dist atch. (co ’ i . ° e tt aan se rood posit ion to right party GIiRI- To w ork ‘in candy store: short hours. io + il Se ee y AF re Detroit, Mi = earth. Slann Sign Syster n, ful rubteing. . We have ge ry A . ; ‘3 SAT.ESMAN \ la ? hal oe rm important territories open. Rox D- 91, P ost- Dispatch. (c) 1400 Mississippi. (e) ane _——~—— bl aad é c (c¥9) | ful agents w ho will tell you tha ley Nhandie —Would you prefer eing lo- ‘ . . e | pAnw , aeons | . SE ee 4 Ce » iy - : ; : AGENTS— Ideal side jj ara preseene iN. R. G. exclusively because Sells fasies* cated in a livable city, working a few | erritories require D) ut | BOOKKE EPER—Assistant; one “With — sten-| GIRL—For dining room: colored. Forest GIRLS QO pa K crackers and Light , allrac ‘ ts: every business shat for page and repeats oftenest—-is a sure me: “ag adjacent jobbing towns, spending half 1) Bs ib me nee preferred. 416 S. 4th; Hotel, 408 N. KE uclid, ee. (eo) : kes ' when ex verienced eat . 400 per cent profit. y , ha ans the biggest money maker—the easiest selle vour time working in your headquarters 5 Ps o "2 % ot time away from — | GIRL—Familiar with retail drugs. Security Ca ~ 3 , : I , emp O% ment ; _ 197 Warren, Chi CAagO. ° (99) Secure agency and open territory bv riti ng selling a reneral line to the wholesale Bn IKKE Fe PER—P refer _ one "experienced in | Drug Co : Dr, Goodfellow. r earn $12 1) to x] {) OO) per week. Vv nen e t AGENTS—Don’t accept any proposition for particulars to Farquhar-Moon Meg Co.,| grocer, paper, hardware and drug trade? | headquarters. We manufac- cost work, must be first-class; give in-|GinL—For ba ker to as itt ae ‘Im ¢ | patatecengine Pan’ bona auee ee Proposition be- | Dept. 15, 140 West Van Buren st., Chicago,| No long trips, no retail or missionary | ; . _ formation about experience and state salary | "eames oth pag Ey 4 to assist with UNION BISCUIT COMPANY ory : lars now. : Pee = mags tone “tad “rig I}. | work; an opportunity to build up a trade | ture food containers and expected. Box Y-i75, Post- Dispatch. (ec) ae ew ork. ‘. Arlington. N. 6 , — is / STAN | dA Rl Astoria « s ~ Naw Veet ey: S0e | oxen | of yonr own. If you are covering a large | . ous BOOKKEEPER—Competen erienced | GIRLS To | fo 4 circulars and wrap soap, ys B t th f 18 AG E rn ae toria, New York City. ae rach the selling retail trade, a manu-|} household necessities, Men woman: prefer pos w t and experienced ete. 321 N 22d st. ai: ic) 1103 | th. oe 180% etween e ages 0 atriotic; guaranteed $5 an hour: | AGENTS. WANTE it acturer located in Middle Weat has an | amily .w - stenography and experience In banking and GIRL—Cook “and general housework, 2 in } ; ere : ED— YOMEN opening with an unusual future and lit- of family » W ho call on retail insurance; state age and salary. Box Y-877, _ family: . references. 6159 Westminster. fe) GIRL + GIR LS— | 0 ae ‘Star of Vv ictory; “Ww pearl painting; ee ee ee nee ag aaa es ‘ 4 and 25, whose positions | Hashtric® in ane. Enieioto; sells $3.) AGENTS—Women representatives wanted| font toute to high nsesional induce-| trade spending most of time aarke Dispatch. ey {©}, GIRI-—For house and dining work; references | | A splendid position Is open tp. aq house dresse have been declared nou-es- ae TS—8 Send your name today ; you'll be be | iteon, latedocibe amcna i apie her aah arr Oe on Gee ae the tage = A on road—who want larger Lvookkeeper and moearegh Fg sia to If, office Te exper rience qualifications. 8 : 2-3). Post st_Dis. Fuarantee hea sential, to go to Nitro, W. | 317_Hera1a Bldg SPRVICE. | Dirtieet clothes: made cpoticenly rleam wick: | Boe E368. Pace DiemeeRUee f© appeal | field and more time at home | ty expected: hours 8 to. Box ¥-64, | qinion Wwe pay ——— — out rubbing. Every neighbor will want this | , : ; omnaee ~ a PSs " AGENTS—Coal shortage making oil burner | washing wonder that’s ‘‘pure Ra en My —we should be able to inter- bOOKKEEPER AND STENOGRAPHER— , a Te 210 Cine St: “Riob =i (c) PROpuers Co rth ; wages. As experienced oF - r . Must be experienced k , IIRLS— years or older. Roberts leine- P yu ». 15th ane tive. est. Box Y-186, Post-Dis- oe veourdes sealar. weume’ lnk ee Va., to work for the Gov- men rich. Gas fire in any coal stove from! chew. H, Delbare, Pres., 720 S. Dear- | | rnment; 100% war work Burner Co., Columbus, ( es ayer ee . | man, 803 Laces, 4th floo “e) ment ; o Ww Ok ; 9., Columbus, (0. ~ciiliiienliniannncs | Omaha, Ket, leen. pappeeiaite | e ’ ’ ———- = LADIE S—$3 to $4 a day for your spare time; | e xpanding their pot + a ang — patch. |= tion advanced. Apply | AGENTS—Get our ble soap offer. Ho- noe. - 110) Locust st., St. Louis. Mo. | Tas kerosene. Get . h and Oliv am 7 | solumtae G,. ter: . Wonder _born st., Chicago. SALLESMEN—M, F. Shafer & Co. office records; prefer young lady who has | -_ ah LS. #fh floor, | G iIRL— Ex xpe ‘rienced on Ter. coat one 2 AGENTS— Make 2 an } - t + merchant's office: state salarv an {- | lerk. Call 1915 Pi > ail SNE ' Fee 8 m tour selling Ameri- finest line of toilet preparations, soaps and| be glad to consider applications from —- ——__—_ ns | ence. Box Y-248, Post-Dispatch. d sate >" aos = art ane: eT ae ith Punch Machine. : 99, | : lk can Jec . ae | . 9 | accurate work: good possibilities in the po- woman can earn £300 to a. 300 . Ps : j ‘arie s 26 & month, The | wide variety that success is certain SOLICITO LS—No experienc ‘e required. ( — * ait ioe. Apply stating qualifications ard leachery, 7710 Polk. (e U uderw ood machines, Bailey Co. Janesville, SALE M for men of abi] w | Bailey Co., J T ( : of : ity ho are willing t Service Hat W OND r th invalid wiet d U. S. Government AGENTS- aye ecco S :SMEN WAN’ ED work and apply their energies intelli. | nt ER salary expected. Box D-37, Post-Dispatch. ; Or woman, to stay with invalid girl. hand folders ; good pay At 16 betes (co Catch thre ieee freatest warowe~~_~~ we ee hue > & 4 ‘ eee PPAR rently. If you are ambitious and in- SOLICITORS— Fitner sex, for new and pay- vc ‘“ASHIER —Experienced. for lun -hroom: “Dr Rox D-16s8 __Post- Dispatch. to ; wry rk ry ~ OPK «+ kame; fascin: iting nove Itv: ; sold thronch!s ALESM - sh) SALESMAN in en experien ‘emete sales ellige ¢ re ink proposition: we also furnish Na- . 4 vi ced cemetery sales. teliigent. and want to make a eprma- : is leads, wae | years of age; city references. 303 N. |) GIRL—In b& akery; room and board: ax uge 2183 I nilw ay Exchange ° . agents only; both sexes; enormous ” ; : Employment Service Write Checkerboard Mfg. Co., Dent. ae man and Se om anvasser. N. P, Dodge & (Co.. nent, profitable place for yourself with tonal “{udios. 312 Equitable Ride. c62) | esd aa y for free sample. Albert Mi! ls, General Man- and 7 nce z a ‘ ‘ 100 JO WAR WORK ON eet, Se American Bldg., Cine! innati, Oo. | dampproofing com pounds yon commission | perience unrecessary; quick promotion; per- P ART N ER W td. —Establishe 7 ‘business; lady details about experience, religion and sal- experienc ed feeders: good wages. security AGENTS—Wate ‘rproof kitchen apron: needs need oi} 30x D-36] “Dp “ip aoe ee lin- CANNON AND SHELLS no laundering; every housewife buys; | SaLESME N wanted. earn $50 ~ — ow manent and enjovable work: salary from or gentieman: pays 20 per cent net. Box _ar expect 3 e } ’ : start; excellent opportunity for those wish- 1-96. Post- Dispate h. Cl ee RRS 7 RE 1s Teen Ae | Printing Co., 34 and Vine sts ae . — 4 4 ’ se 4 ate rE NE P ————$ (Cc); ing to engage in useful renumerative work. | PARTNER Wtd —In % —s mee. 1, Hroi dwav. M Williame. : ., 205. Poe ' te aeenes._ Se gare M + 7 “kK mal o) h és wing growing and progressive | en RS— Ladies; on a high-class war) Cc nit oR Mr Willian : urat fi = | gent re oe a —— on . a : erat Us. . 66 9 * 3 NT a7 “ : : f JSS Stoc sale s) man, OI sm; ll 10uUse rite at once, giving vour lraft Pp 10to history premium: no coll ecting > or! ee a ‘ ace ate in gures r 0 pIn wash an press lace curt ains. 705 Market Ss... Dept F, AGENTS—T ig, Marvel” Kerosene J hurner fits referred in tinane ial a. on omal issue | status and telling us why you aliave deliv ering to do; each order pays you $i (O: nin and. — posting; small office; slale ) __5108_ Es astor, Sent ee ae i al RN » . coal or wood. 100 per cent to rar le ayy eTs ing av. - ic) = 5 . . Orleans, La. big m ae selling our cigars as a side line | this is a permanent position, with a reliable | PARTNER Wtd.—In wholesale ane mail or-| GHAMBERMAID—Neat i 7. GIRL—Good, strong, for factory work. Ap-| ad a or) single nee BE. ¥ ———~ | on commission. G, A. Woest} firm; commission basis proposition that is| der business: now paying. Box H- 239, P.-D, | eat, competent colore ply 1545 Tower Grove a _ | : eed AGENTS—$60 weekly and car furnished: men 219 N. 10 * cesthaus Cigar Co.,/ very Yy_remunerative. 927 Chemical Bldg. (c) eee — Eee girl for ctambermaid work. D'Arie Hotel, | 4 er | (rovernmer tw bE TOOL MAKERS everywhere introducing wonderful winter | toe—o— - st.. St. Louis, Mo (c99) | h. 27 Chemica g. (c)}| PARTNER Wtd—For chicken hatcherv:| 744 Walton av. GIRL—For general office work. Box Y-417. . if : | ent VW ae automobile fuel, anti- freeze, five-year guar-| SALES ME Or sale swomen, for calenda: ars, ADVE! aRT iSING — SALESMEN—The Kalama- | __Prefer elderly man. 5587A Easton. CHOCOLATE DIPPER- —Steady employment. Pe s_ ———- ce -— | SONS ("| OT} . fs MACHINISTS frallwey anno plves I tc. tg free. Cc. ye red ‘ oods and novelties; liberal cor.- | “het Repeat carer’ iia Se Ro em mame Lean PART NE R Ny i J. W itt $3000 to ‘ ake interest Apply “18 Franklin de vwith enild: wean as goon wee Caves aseigt | Ww I a , AN ER . x ouisy lle, Ky. sHISHON, SEC! usive territory. Economy Ad-/| for the ba! Ban Pay, ories available in a wel uipped and fast growiim ma-! 7am ee anne | With child: wages $35. Phone Cabany 1618. ashinegton ay Aaj S . ‘ oO vale this yea nd fi i) - CHOCOLATE DIPPE ? d: good. ree SF - - ‘ at 4 ’ 7 7 AGENT: S—Make 500 pe r cent profit handling ere cass OW ek City, 10, iaaiaeaies 4 M isso uri and Illinois: our jy line re» [nine shop. _ Box H-125, _Post-Dispatch. wages. Venius 1 ae age 2b Olive, | GIRLS—For ‘light clean factory work; good - 3% ve Pe ep MACHINE TOOL ASSEM- auto monograms; new patriotic piciures | SALESMAN—Representative of oa tractive moderate priced calendars. fs PARTNER Wtd.—With $300, to take half in- | Soom pay. Kreeel Casket Co., 1401 N. 18th. tel) . | j Peis | — winaew letters; eiranster flags and novelty| S0Mality to present quality. U nlimited op-| blotters and "Jeather "peeds.” will noes cla! terest in moving picture State rights films ee nse ‘ed accountant; hy ala | ie r filling work: give age and ex f | . q ¥ R bi . én 4 , O. ‘ “ . tied a » in El ao , . - BLERS fey staiog Irte. Hinton Co., Star City, Cleveland. for live wire. Box 2, Sta. E..! ready end 7 wise to be making arrange-| Apblvy by mail. Box H-416. Post-Dis. (c) | tended. , om iW oxo © le at. | perience. Box N-183. Post- Dis. (e7) x ace _ ee : eve A ; ments or the orthe as ig? ? ee —- est ee eapgea = - — = : ie AGENTS—Men. women: all or Spare time: BALISM AN—’ Territory _ ‘Open for ak, | away. The comink so gprs A gy weg RR ing I ‘ola NEI Ty RY td.— Pharmac ist with $1 — CLERK Capable of hand] ng delivery boys GIRL S— For mailing room. 207 Fullerton | a Bright, intelli fie be che ENGINE LATHE HANDS sell Jap fiber mantles; strongest mantle lass man to sell our high- era le line of | OPbPortunity for live salesmen to make mon- ¥-31, Post-Dispatch. ee Pay ore: $12 week. Apply Sunday | — fel) a livh? les they Baha | ve wi in the world: easy to sell; people want cleaners d dressings. liberal com.| ©¥. With our line, Commissions liberal and SintNER Wi eh Co gene seagg gpe a. 212 N. 4th st. _ TRL EEA ‘ fe) | GIRLS—For light work: pleasant surround. | - ent, pleasant ¥v i F, ie MILLING MACHIN Ganten. Onion quick. American Factories Co,, | ss! ion. KBox J-17, Post- Dispate ae ite promptiv. It will pay you to write for cent in 30 ans a with of a Paeeien CL. ERK—Young lady; must write fair hand | ngs. $8 per week. _2d_st. ; “Sa necessary; good Pe Vs I E a "8 iia: SALFSMA N—Here’s opportunity for ble ull particulars at once, _ (99) Box Y- 100, Post. Dispatch om and be good at figures; permanent place for |GIRL—16 years or older, ! Apply 1 Mth AGENTS—200 + per cent profit; won derful lit money handling our new side line: write A DESIRABLE traveling position with well | : | one who wants to work; hours § to 5; 12:30| try; good wages. Apply 124 ‘Sidney. (cl) | _——— a Ba? YE: HANDS tle article: somethin i it- for catalogue and particulars. Alispurts Cy known firm affording an income of $150! p AR TNE sR Ww td. CapabDie of. handling ‘salea- | on Saturday. Rox Y- 65. P ost- -Dispate h. (c) |G IRI SF ‘ing 3 f —a : | eset P . = ED ° - - * 5° 4 4 new; sells like wild- | _Ani Jers on Ing . Per month o n te efi ] j * ed bi | men during our absence . old established peer ee a” or wrapping tau er’ 8 laundry ¢t tab- - 4 TN mN Ly . | re i fire; carry right in pocket. Write at onwe| Se E ai Ba el ge Neen Fr gegen — firm: $5000 required, Box D 50, Post-Dis. CL ERK—Must be experienced at clerical | _lets. 2628 University. . | ht srofitable work ; rt Hi Ss SAL E SME N- To sell wate rproofing f , 28 years ge « ne : work and able to use typewriter: give ful! GIRL--16, to learn job press feeding: also 4 "4 ’ | lark ¢ il ianectentien a ' good. mfg. business; | GIRLS—To learn pressing: $8 a k to! asian eae 4 start. Scott Dyeing and ES aa2 Permanent position a | Gi rll \ ree (eT) actatl aris dainty, ne economical; bj money: & Week all or | _ W. Shuman, Garland BRide., Chicag ; tf : sample free. Thomas Mfg. Co., S107 Cot. | spare tline; get our wonderful holi jay sam- G GhocERY SALE MAN ~ _ t : 7 $2000 for half-interest, or will sell ail. Box .PE ‘_ECES , Olin ton st., Dayton, Ohio. pee Pal n’s sapered neckwear, E,. L. eiger , ialty " wenn: $500 in weatrent Krade spe- _Y-379, Post -Dispatch. (c) | SHAPLEIGH HDW. CO. SE RL E a - ~ santensenetinnteneendintapian ‘ lie 2Zlde . ; i ) ? eri eces s , Pe sic pie a x . _—— AGEN TS. —20x24 gold-framed patriotic pic- er an OCT ORE, _Mic AS rood for $00) month. Rox H-73, Post-Dis, ‘¥+| PARTNER Wtd.—Active: light _-manufactur- | fc8 Gil ao : antes es ae . Apply 7 A. M.to6 P.M AGENTS—Best and newest patriotic novelty | SALESMAN Succosstai | Lithographing Co., 321A §. Sangamon st.,| $%; Unlimited demand for producta, Boz 1- | J rk pp y £ ‘. s out; sells for $1.50, 14 profit; $10 to $20\- ‘EB ' — ul, at. once, “for Dalance | “Chicago. Il. _190. Post-Dispatch. (e2) CLERKS. —CAN TSE SEVERAL YOUNG GIRLS—On floor. to clip threads and sew Experience e unnecessary. MNO TR RIS D K daily; exclusive territory; free samples to| ptapie cota to weneW:, Strong proposition: | §Hom SALESMAN-Steady position. good |PARTNER Wtd.—Elderly gentleman Warns wo 5 -E? ; B hooks and eyes. Pelican Rubber Co., nT . vit, ept workers. Schuler & Co., Manufacturers, 625 | S apie Foods «qr ies Uaat A I ON Ie in territory; partic ulars ‘oak tres yhoo maLBous = [ay hign- class specialty’ in a: | WE want a reliable ane ge ge ee TRADE SCHOOLS _Forest 1928 : | GIRLS Experienced, fo Metrovolitan Candy | Red Cross supplies Pp! " : as offer ready. Fred Kieiniman, 335 Walnut st.,| on high-class f ee ag | «or saleswoman ‘to sell our fine line of ad- | ~~ ~ - COOK—a 7 jana i : - ' ss § 4 ienaan wor! oe ee Fi & a gh-cla war eature; city and rond! vertist ad busines lend blot- . . 700d experienced; reference. Apply| _©°.. Grand 4 and Olive. F ae fat ndla o. : . , a | ne art an usiness calendars, lot WANTED— te Rn 4 soatnapes , Ao” Lt | 10 first-class tool makers for | acx NTS--Are 7 | Work. Call 1107 Title Guaranty Bidg.. 6:30] ters, fans, signs and specialties, beginning | exsmdeetions tae Bee eae eating try | 4203 Westminster. GIR —Experienced white. for es —— m 636’ Apply to St é a 3 | or. ake $00 oa you, wasting me? ‘Why not ae “ ers bp. mM, Sales man-| Jan. 1 or earlier; exclusive territory; liberal | $42 month. Box J-4, Post-Dispatch. _ COOK—To | assist with general housework. Praag references required: eS Vv ANDERVO o> Siaee r woma = EERE EE a ee et eae commissic! ’ a ppg ———— ¢ n » F, ae oh, Aira ‘ pa Age gauge work. | start ‘any rt. I made $12: cost you 78 conte. SALESMEN---For Wlinots territ ry: prefer. Aq ertising, do... Springheld, 0 sas ibe +2 LEGRAPHY—Learn immediately; $ $150 to GOOK—And first. floor; capable; Dest = Gini. — * en bu rial gx 2030. operate Off Saturday 8 at 1 ° ‘oth: ; - 8 fs : ° is or >. ma A) ‘ “ . am n ‘ — * ms ' -_ 4 : — 21 at ‘ « _ ” a. ia 95 first- class machinists; gen- | Free Se wll ony : hw | ge | “ men oes oy * bg an lanquage. A $2,000,000 OHIO corporation selling a/- Railway Exchange Bldg. eae nie) | mall family. SHGe ‘abanne. (ec) power machines, itgrewe & Co., — oe ‘ oe) Steal pene pus yg mine | vertising service to bankers, manufactur. | Giki — | COOK—$40: dining- room maid. $30. 3919 ‘ 1t@t Cass av.: secund floor . aie S Garver Nas ee eral repair. | coe Ta St. Rea pean capsremae gee | ins ‘state present. mbar eh arn, | ers and retailers, has a few vacancies for | ~ be S- And men. to learn telegraphing, for | Olive st. ee To address envelopes and fold ci ly 4 children ag ae ‘¢ ($25 DAILY easy introducing greatest house. | ak + ee ys Oi ic a) 1919; some of our salesmen are now making est positions, at Railway School, 411 Olive | -—— a te r- MAT T INCK Ré DT Wives 3 thine “ame © an al 5 first-class machinists, ex peri. | hold money saver; just invented; reduces | oon ee Box D5 stl ‘| over $150 per week and business on the | #t. Phone Olive 177 (c) | COOK Exverienced woman; restaurant, 3125 | Syndicate Trust Bide. wo ween. | st Pee Wrench and must F high living cost; saves Its own cost first | SAL. hy SMAN Peri Hhanhent Position open with | imncre: ; exclusive territory; liberal cor-| BERRY’sS “Training Schoor. practical “auto- N Grand saa __ (T) l¢ ta Penmnena tlie ie Ww ORKS a oF Praory muri, 4 at mental department. | 10 minutes; no wooly wo J necessary, seile itae!f: | ate em an ap anu facturer, putting nj; (Fact: permanent position. The Elwood mobile experience; men and women: day or | COOK—Three ins family. Call 23 Lenox pli) GIR! ae tee = older. to fill and label -——— vi o.. . Mrs - “ha i} first-c] hi ts. | » | every housekeeper emande it; fetalig $2.25; viet "$50. ti S15 ee. ass specialty; will | Myers Co. Springfield, O. Nee ae ie night; winter rates. 3910 Washington: Forest A214. (eo) | Poe aon Y fee lon: wages to start. Ps , i , Mra. Che 25 rsl-Ciass mac 1InIs 8. enc Manufacturing ¢ $1 hi ‘New ‘Albeny "tox — k. ae cooking. — SS 113 8. 24 t steady work. _ (" cs aad L, onday, Oct. 21. City, Mo. anses) dealers, Address Sales Manager, 612 Hearst | Northern Missouri and Oklahoma to sell | tacks cea eee cleria,, | Sore Sone _ Berita. 1D | vee wt ———— | CO. , 10th i N ’ . ‘ “ | large manufacturer’s line copyrighted a: gi sdo: Auis examinations salary | COOK-—White, do lst floor work. 6041 Wa-|GIRLS—For waitresses and chamber work ~ ani AGENTS $50 “weekly and up sel! ing Mexican | =; peor ms + ——« | eglendars, Jeather and cloth goods . experience unnecessary; women de- terman wages £50 & month 6539 Page bi. Fores! - HOU RPT : diamonds xa tly resemble genuine: same ”*'7"*"- Be .% AUTIhHE On ANY class of bhyai- lalties: permanent wa “P ; siring Government positions write for free --— 7400 _— oe iL. Ae ADPiy ” » pe oyment —- fire; stand tests. sell at sight. re seg > nail a ae iriotic side line ‘omm | ns ancial easistance Pty eel particulars. J. C. Leonard. former Civi} COOK--Girl for cooking and first-floor work: e hi MN SRGIRT, Nw at orders Write quick for sar . mpies on request. SO pet nt commission tale Man acer, Unit i & x ress. BKervice examiner. 342 Kenois Bidg.. Wash- references; two in family. S025 Water- | Gints— Two neat appearing colored «ir! « * tt WNaettminmetar: 1 nae > ee Meostenm thatena ten ene ol — seder allied arive — 1 crt ' ° » — : rvice 240, Las Cruces, New Mexico ter eines wwelts Ca wh satee ‘x demand. WANTED—Salesmen not im ahe drali: moves v. . GOV ER NME NT i is appointin « thousands ‘ _ 9 —— pe ee experienced in restan- ee King’s —pieneny an W a a ;% ere te Pe on x | AGENTS— oo a ee mr ee natn much an oppor , ta . ; cierks, women, girls, 1S of over, commence nt; hours 12 to /; Wages $12 “ For cooking an rst floor work i | Ho "igen 705 Market Street | geo ot for the: most astonishing yt WANTED--Side-line salesman ph bata on: od “Oho cnlecaer pot! po Bia Fg as £1100 year; easy. office positions. Washing- Week. Beil Resta rant » 1do8'S N, Grand. (eT) i516 Maryland. Forest Ges. bes se 2 oUt "hear . ror ms ' | , - fa P ae? [ef > a ‘ Pe . vA ened ce . r . . le ; ; . * 4 7 ° ie 2 oe 4 \ * bets > i propoalti: nm ever offered Inv estrmment erat! or -- t ad ‘ » = iM Le tA Dig pho » te nie money maker write for our spec ial war ee I pan 8 n a Baw sy Ue lay. va- COOK — First -Class. St". experienced girl for GIRLS- For labeling and filing In preser: > a Yo “> St. Louis, Moa. profit large. opportuniti bevond imagina. . oe . yg Ragen oo y ter a O00: Kts c- bonus contra: “t Ww ith exclusive territory: on). enth whens an Ting “st. poo poe pore housework: waitress: Urivete fam.- tag + } Mor ae by cal). Blanke- Plaer ee % haw tn tog “i ne & tion. Details free. A ' . go . dete ~ > oe A So sad shinee ipi- ‘aleanien with clean reoord ar wW tir ¥y: references required: applr onday. _, bie More (¢c) pees Dieta 9 ~ shal Ban Francisco, 4 d , P. YU, Lox Bs 24, erence Portah! ? honograph - Co.. A” to make big money need Me ny Sentinel — ning; very sim p) e: write for free sample ; pic yment Department. St. Louls Rec hool ri GIRts Por laberatory work, fii —e eee Pe: ’ ti ot = 4,91, i Lal. (c) Marue s#t.. Day on. Yd. Pri Vide e questions . coa Coat qeasone. Franklin Housekeep/| 211. iu OW nR. Waa ee “a 7 i _ | rinting Co.. Indianapolis, Ind, lasti ping, reom au Bias. : ing. rhe ey bo » ote, Bp family, sc tute, Emenee. N. ¥.W9) 3903 Olive Sat hours, bait —— au x ic) day a Sreceuen, toa — m BF = Buln — Genera Werk; geod ws

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fUND _OCTOBER 29 Ay, AY. NTED—WoMEN, GI ‘) ; | Seronen 20. 1915, - 7 00 Women and ' Girls wamee—t0 ‘the —. you seek” ae im these columns — | 11B —— a ee — rn Onn Gtr 2 : . xt 8 fit te i - HELP WANTEDWOMEN, GIRLS HELP WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS est : ee ork in candy store: az 5 = GIRLS HOU SEGIRL—Colored or whit cabeedirinennnien oo. aan. CE GIRL—10 OF - : SR | RRR mmediehnimatnarnmanatngs oousnigestedateenalaoaahadan cock dieu : Store: apply ap » housework. 422! te; for m general| HOUSEKEEPE le-aged: motherless | OFFI . oor OR oy ER: SHOULD EF | . - | mene way Candy Co 3 5S. Bre 5 : do ght work in factory: steady work. Hovapaihi —— ~on ¥ oFser home; “y ata: wut ome Address | HAY AT LEAST KIGHTH-G RADE EDU- | OF E Rz ATORS Warr “ie nn Unites manwase ee uleeve setter on _______ MISCELLANEOUS Stina UD extranz ae RGLOUS MFG. CO. 803 Lueas, 6th f1.| no ge Risener housework.| H. M.'A.. 600 S. @th'st., East St. Louis, Ill.| CATION: SPLENDID OPPORTU NITY FOR! SINGLE AND DOUBLE NEEDLE MA- | @ oecrant. $907 Park, tcihimeiis wae INDEIE IT UNION SPECIAL ; UP extracts an ——— a 2 . 7 — : ' Pr yo ae oe rag incum-| / oS Es er . ANY WEEK | . t ak -SS—-Refe rences fred d - | ROOM. _ Coffee gu “ oe ]RLS—C over ng mae hine. Ap- HOt _ Ors ft or house vy “dinkox: - HOUSE KEE F = — Young woman. ang m=} 3 1 DAY . A. Mi } A 2024 Tene RSON ELEC. | GOVERNMEN av OOD PAY. STEADY WORK. | oa work only. 485 yreauired: Sawant Machine, : ‘3 a » an Bi ° HOD ‘ersbing bl., tor: i oom wasbi - th £ 7 n: bo mistress: consid-| /* IC 3 2m. . aoe WASHINGTON. (oe?) ) 2 Pe (¢) will guarantee ; S—CHOCOLATE DIPPERS 1] , housework “pace i , { f np. Mm. OF write. Louis 717 Lucas av. Cc) | SXP ERIE NC ED GIRLS TO HET rs Lz | AGENTS—Get our big soap offer. Ho-Ro-Co . “OMS Light, front. airy. southern exposed: for Government white duck coats: Steam best: private AF ag Forest ana. os o.. 1116 N. : 20th. * ; 3 ) ee. ase tine. A229 Page bi. -e 1 Ante thea ; = EE or RY ER ePager " Via —= —— - i 4 4 4 i) if Ss; ae i 4 ad - . : oe A Biee Titi iz reorrie fy . . 4 lex - unnecessary: ste A fil, z S. _ neral housework. 2280) HOU SEMAiD—Apply Jewish Hosphal, 541: to $20 per week. Tiger-Weinstock Co., 615 VORK, U NION CANDY CO.. 215 CHE ST. work. 8449 N. _Broadway ; » LADIES can make from $2 to $5 a dav seli-| tricity ‘ntral 772 Sage as sor Samra g > wn Oth st | , ad — @ *fferso x. 908 N. dth ot.” PO : : finishi | HOU ie mem Whit , ae ic ee eens | Call Fics Studie Sue he hor aeenre acti oom; exclusive . x - 4 ratory work pacKkagre nis neg, ona "2a lille: : > t.ipv;pepar ras Bai Pommepmens ae soe agg money 3 ae | - “os Stud wD 2 art tri a Be ae a lady. te heip in “housawout dl r labo Ce Meteliae: sand woerki ne pe {Mo laundry: $45. Pirie ee - housework: HOUSE M. AIDS—Two; or ‘ ward maids. — le UPERATORS—Experienced on silk waists; | PANTR TP |W } loal wal - 8 _ N . acwev, atiment, private family: every conven- : i , maby: room. board cartonind | er. i ¢ .S nla dig an Pde Hot SEGIR 7 the , Ima Luke's Hospital, SA25 Delma! ws 30 She we are paying highest brices in the city: i aan a LY GIR L SALESLAILY Younys AGY: im ary oOog!i ; ; , ' location references req vired. . t ere > a ex e ners ‘ 8) i Pas J on ‘i a : : : a ; 6 . ‘ ’ > of ce me . eeee a : : a s , 0 Mspatc? th ne ea required. jo coe two wer kK © pportunity ’ t Ic M AID KE ixperjence e! a1 2 Delt -— din ge guaranteed. IV’ e! tason Mfg. a | nd andw iy, making salads | K xperienced preferred but a 7 we, a a id es ties | 4 } : be R sat ich te hee work: hours, & to 5:30. 12 ine reom maid yelmar b. Fe. iim SR CR a L: App! Bt} : , a: ’ SLA DIES —-txperienced for general drv ROOM-—-Wiil rent beautif: furnished office oney © ae, /HOUSFG! hie — > . . Apply 6th floor, STIX, £00 on : FE ee tek oe assistant tn big. i ompa q 3 giclock Bey ssential industry. Ap- | te sof GOR tL ‘or floos” neral house work, . thre +e Hoi SF M ,1 D- General: “small ‘apartment. | O! ERA TORS—On house dresses; steady B. .ER & FULLER. inot necessary. | Pn ay ds store: West End Leader, 4% Eas- ‘ in stear a-heated Weet Fond apart- ures and Writ eady for work. s r east. 40. ae WwW P . 4 le W terman’ mhone F ores to 128 work; downtown pri es; Wnyv not work in PP ree LOT) ‘TUeman;: in h ; ary wanted. Box oF Andiahing | HOUSE Aaikkis— Modern g a ext sine. ; _ADPPIY O1AS aseee>: | your neighborhood? Mutual Mfg. Co 2135 yr raat Ww 5 ] f f > . | SALES LADY Reliable and trust worth |} $12 ’ Forest . aR a oer 4 % Eee. . K. Pal ARN KS R & ( AJ... ING | Work. SSOG Sultan, xiri for general house- ; HOU SF. -MAID- , Refe —— $30; telephone Salisbury ipa CHINE e neec rom orty to fifty tail dry goods ’ steady sosttiem: a ye ns — : i 4 — * Sian (‘a ba nv 452 — Ses | ~ : , \ x , ae ae ee eS att _ . a Com? nercial St | HOt SEG Ik ty—] For Ke ne ral h, chee tae Te t sé il “family Or SRA TOR AS mollis xperie n © ea on power ma-| AN ee NTT AT ST Sit ws *N H winds or W omen on V ery essential 1s2 ) Market s . : Josh A KF U Rt N ISHE D ROOM. W HY ! Fo, Wy. citalinadies home nie hts BS0K A De Tonty. ork; god Tie fT "SEM Ail) ~for ‘par unent: ginal = Rg Ft. ehines. to do plain sewing: steady work, PAY AND _E AS NT : ; / SAL ESL ADIES—-Expertenced. Murphy Lory T HE M E TROPOT > ——* onty, (c) 424 Cabanne. 2d floor we rest OM40N. | ciose Saturday afternoons. Major Mfg. Co.. DITIONS. Y SE N R) Gov ernment war work. | in Co., 4260 Manchest er, Monday morn- — . , rt Q hotel service: hot and cold ii @il rooms; pubiie and & HOl she [RI ’ is Girl — general b) u eit ° I '? ne ah ‘ t , rk: no | 1110 Washington. i A ousework iQ!SEMAI)—For general housework; \ & er eg a re ASKET ©.. 1401 _N. 18TH ST. (cS . , | PRESSE Taney sje | Work is light and can be "ADIES—Crew 10, $3 dav. advertie- | {T:, telep! , steegpecnenmes n ' - qnvanstenaemans a nepiiprasmanbebentieintdl — 7 - © { > - Cmenrahineteaditntatitreeta,-namecietie- tility ocepile cpnag ast cen anata bec ENN LN see ly AE Rae: NOOO EAR ie tran neta at aa Hill lp ae getline py oe Maa a laboratory “work, x : on : 0 fj ' aN ca. Oppa riunity T. Milli ike n, od ’ . 5. ta a - “ a : ~ - sé - e o gies, . 4 P ’ > vrry A) W aeh Ming or ironin * ce he ’ : - PRINT | dee Wr irene ae 4 LAD \ { l, } R I A 13{ )I | | He UNE “GIRL a - a a eS , | rand. party. Apply at ‘once. “Qat0 a ete OP E RATORS : Ke xperienced on single-needle PRESSERS—Experie ne ed on fancy clothes : ,wer baf®. wall pp! N ’ . | Or ay PG . Torn hW |} abl fe ral ne use work: reli- ; | _machines for all operations on Government | Scott Dyeing and Cleaning, 3x29 0) eT) @HSIIV ¢ telkely campaign, city and 3 eliis, ‘ — . aixing Pi BOP nt iN . See yA j KA RS ; M l SJ] BE Frey = * TR — 1615 Ss. Grand av. (¢ y| HOUSEMAID-—General housework; wy ob i Mfg Con 8] 0 Ww —_ trousers. Fs M. Cohn | PRESS FEEDERS—Com bit tion Job band cyt — and ee fo ga toes ; 526 Cook ince of ho a — ee ee a ed “ ~ - ms ’ ‘ r , , , ! ‘ Ue af 4 i r cy ; ri . ‘ ster : bl es asi nazton ave, bt ? Or. - ’ “ne . cat ’ f | - " - els wd © - eens - - ' . . er . . ' * ts : Pe (ey 4 “% ’ LP rm oT, (; VC. i i oO! oug hly experience: 7 i> amily; no laundry: gf00 iome e hs | bell :S inder. Skaer, 422 N. 24 at. lIS Wor! oft ers spiendlc OTD- SAL ESLADIES—« tho! ic: ne vour ability TAN ’ t} Mey er Léros. ly ug Co.,, or R. an GI\ ? i . 4 ff ay ( ES , room work. 5 MS Lb pe Wate nea e For st 24 ng for housework and attendart to lady some- i S> 20 pe rT cent bonus, Saturday affernoons | ington. — - td m ° . : . : . 4 i ' = - pri . e; : wr ag nq % POST- DIS | A’ |’ { ‘TH. (¢@) | HOUSEGIRL—For ee ren 3 _. fe) ag Oe Bellefontaine lins Cail (ct) OPE RATORS 50, on all parts of Government Fe pec ed, salary $15 week Phone W ed- | ar \ and suits; must have fu!l «nowledgee of the S11. A~ & ’ ; ° — . ; ‘ 4 * ' on bindery and printin Light factory; ideal factory con- HOUSEGIRIL—White, for e CX a ditions: eteadv ermripioy ment ; g000 Forest 140° 4422 . ac le , ; 1 able: re erence OM. I a ira d | _tract Mfg. ( 0... lyth and Dodier Sts. urday: a l-year job. Schwartz & Wild. Ww ( M. \ N To COOK for sic _ - family: t money over vears old. wit refers ne on and wrerical work 4 wages; call at once. Yd and Tyler. hie Te ede a\ (ce) | HOUSEWOMAN--Good Southern colored | OPERATORS—Experienced sleevers, on cyl-| N. llth. (eT) ON i i ost-Dis Wakes Want. @ tower * gia For meee ral housework. "= to woman for general housework, Phone Cab-/| ~ inder and post machines; also pocket mak- |g AL, ESGIRL—Afternoons and even: nes ‘ill a! WOM AN at. to ,a0 cleaning in store. without incumbrance retet Dieasin cs heed apply: live downtoWn, hep have at * ast two ome | as irr = ony So. 882s aterman, (c) any 3776, 5646 Kingsbury 0b! , 2d floor east, | ers; highest wages and bonus. Abbot Jacket o'clock: state references and rience: Busy ‘andy Co., c) ecetent and a ptability © ' _— tou uls over the top: save car fare: buy ecltamiea a a a high S| (; | RLS OUSE: me - ? rene ral housework. 4068 Hi SE WOMAN For gene ral housework | Aifg. Co., 110 Washing a 2 | drv coods ane ‘start, St goods - a cS with al a4 ~ . TT —~- fe ‘7 ‘ -SLMINsSte ae : ’ » ia | T i y ran : : _ 7 } © . re Fe a : . . es — andy ‘mnaid 0 " ; shirtmaking: clean, light work- | } 2 SpE age Andel] H45. ic) hon : gi vt4 mmolt, eoere nent, room las | OP ERA’ rORS Experien ced on middles: ‘an | End at patton son Y-413. ‘s srand gett iM. - . - 3 nt; will ay rignt party $50 a week. 0 c re: eer mm. -- rooms oe and ate Mi "Sd and g : dias i} take & personal! | {IO SHGIRL White gi: for general so a t ee i _Phone Fores a __{c) make as high as $22 per week. in ad: lition SAL ESGIR I.—-17 ,ears to “20 ears. dry goods. | WOM AN Good. strong. for ‘hall “work. a is 5. natch are . a porches: § (53x) ork in « oar SD “ - j hile you are oe nice room 21 4AG Kingsbury. Sd fh . He nmoSiLWOM. AN (ood. reliable elderly lany | we pay pay talk to _, say . She will tell you what | _Park. BETS: Pea a ae -(¢) | housework; good pay. Apply Sunday, 0406 | ber apg: Mp make over ve 20 ae “oy ee BSGIRL— ee ipa gp — ob + Z > Olive ; 6th oe ‘ you necessarily must eet | ness P. ee: (67 ht office work: pn : | we can do for you. | .. | HOUSEGIRL—For general =| Virginia. | See, ee Oe ee aa a ee LE es eek a — pe aaa a a Ga | Where initiative and leadership count. CLIETON L SIT al _ or k ’ ‘no experience - & xEW E ER. \ MFG. ¢ {) ° _w r, UCAS AV. (Cw) i Ww ashing: good ID age ret nouse work: noons off. Consolidated (sar. Co., — ! urday commission bas sis, fuaranteed “ ‘ iM. 4. —300d cook : call Monday. 6540 is the openin if You can , iif i + roorn s or het an mag he -aunfurataned , i : . - a4 ee ee F | nagar cea arene eee AP cette agp aramermprnnams eect et ema 4 emcees Meer no ’ so EE : aust write good hand; go i | HOUSEWOMAN-—Or gir!, to do very light; M°¢ ; . : ,} 2 ed od pay on AY no Car sing > ett emer Washington. . amount: West End dry goods and notions: Phy a ith av. | near The Ww ort 1 mus begin rebuliding for " gis ” ae ° Bp} Hy fal once, , C ‘OL ORE D G I R L, Ss ser ee “ae ~~ we aN ore hes ; housew ork, daily; small Day. Box Y- 49, ; fo aa peng gr UN EO ala Re A me ie ea state age and references. Box Y-409, l’ost- Wi MAN To W ash ls ace | C urtains s at home: St. , _ as Dick Sain 2y51—Desirabie front and adjoin. Be, oo loor » N 10th, _ HOL SE GIRL-—Competent gir] for general Post-Dispgtch. ee AT, eat Pea | OPERATORS —-Exp erience ed On power Dispate h. (ce) dncmn. wal * 4200 Connec ticut , vOut aterwavea | , - ing rooms: nicely furnishe A for housek cep- Steady light factory work: smatte famiiy: no Washing or outside work; | HOUSEWOMAN--Two in family: go_ home | chines, to few on house dresses; our girls SEAMSTRE SN—For ordinary mending. on WOM 1 = Le : oo gaaeg svelor > fartories ‘Hl ge ship { ing, reasonable , ‘ 40l8T uivrpe ah > 4 ‘& v« a an ‘ ‘ i f tit) i ‘ it} f : a é . ‘ ’ ae ; » én > . . ee Ee ° n amilv: go00d Wages, 30 1 F iora ct. 24 a week: you can, too. Apply power mai hine. Apply 2315 Texas av settles” aa , 1 an ae _~ sg in s u 0. fay | ; rie sof ‘ is see ine FiF’-TRERNTH : 2 front reorma, $s. 2 . vi i] et mio obeo ’ Hive St. turned into ‘ okKe comm re! ly fer the first aaTehare Pa one s4 a month (tl irve in confec tione ry 7 « te or relatives; hours: hut live ) aU: ‘ , *k , nights. (Call Sunday. -~S02!4, Cass av.; earn up to 3 3 0 pot necessary. Leonhard. p Me pay ; warm WOrkroom. | HOUSEGIRL— Ne; colored: assist with | omtrance 1425 L effingwell av. ready for work. on “aa Mfg. Co., 1019 Leader Laundry. (c) | r Studio, | Market. ’ ‘) housew ork and wait table. 1 Park yiah ; - Ww ashington av., 6th oor —_———$$ bi Py os — aps = 4 on ~ —— bar eterna : , GIRLS AND W OM EEN HOUSEGIRI, =e sys pain? ge ee HOU SE | horeict WOMAN—O irl i ee . to $22 per week; half day Saturday, all WOMA N—Inmediately. . ™ learn in factory: steady work: men's, MRS. L. R. W AL KE en Al. easter a: work: nena h—Or aood to asst st 6729 “Ala. year round; also expert operators for vur housework; position permagent. Box J-16, has money re) ; , se . AGE D 16. TO LEARN when experienced. Ventral Employment | HOUSEGIRL—For general hous — ! bhama. ~ fer), =Middy department. Schwarz & Wild, 718 N. ak OO" ee OS ben eS a " locates. lot t Aping to GARRISON, 1007 N “Neatly furnished front (OOD P | a ous ework: fam- oO ilinatle - lith st : (eT) k WOMAN Middle-aged. white. for licht build vour clis rn th ane ¢ dol- a ~~~ SA vet ne NES: i j —— —--———— frankly about whether you can mak the suse Beautiful steam heated 7 AY of “4 a i cincie = ily of three adults: ; [Sh wm — N SHOE CO... 17th and LIaieas. (c) ‘ SS; Janitor service. 4942 | HOUS EWOMAN- —Settled, general ‘housew ork, . . ' tea tt ETS . . it + f bul ; ric BROW . ‘ PsUCAS, tC Me Pherson ay. A OF ERA TORS— EK Xperien: ed eer aa power ma- housework and assist with care o avy. lars work ; ie ‘eeting. : ic) | good wages: good home; no laundry; refer- | ‘ines. to work on all parts of house- £0 r He I s wideisiia = “hs a . ye ’ -— ~ tonnes highw av. corner of Papin. (c7)| bonus: call and hear our proposition, Moss- VEN FFIC money; steady work 906 S, | HOUSHGIRI-—For general nousework and No LAR es _| ——mtess | POnUS; ¢ ia 2 . WOMAN_-White ll_ Washing iousekeeping room; gas range; phone; bow 4 ; b > »4 ov SS! he bs * vine qa * Strauss Mf QZ. g* 0. Mth and Lac ust. »* | ’ A hite . ti ike ho: "Ee sma as ing ' work a KUCCeSS: sho pulse ‘| be under , and wr ve " gas nge; Pp , | oROn cooking. bl, HOUSEWOMAN—Colorea woman for eN . Ree ana tt ng. for mother and daughter. oeaaen Pe - Oe ee. an Don, Baste . ; i a4 ’ S PRI ‘CE ary ererere Longfellow 4% Wagner av. | Disnate h. __{¢) | LOCUST, 3142—Nice steam-heated housekeep- > Grand @ that have “ut least ons year fq Oommercial, Ac2) | jocsKainic white oF er aan ees SHIRT OPERATORS bes Sp orere Pn I: toms ne a aE: ees ee zs . rut? ? y lite or colored; half day: no we orth gC 1G a * oon eee 6 T cer e: Wo! AN ; ' yp ne steady pli he | os } | Yi | | si — jon ~ business will be an oe | | Sunday work, no washing. ‘all Lindel) | HOUSE SWOMAN-—-To assist with ee To label shirts: also on other parts. | mang Sun Po pwn ppt Contestion: SALESLADIES ‘UST, 3127—Cle: : a eae hain 8s open to those Who can qualt ir | 9046, ' and help invalid boy with studies; g00d| MARGLOUS MFG. CO., 808 Lucas. 6th fi, *, 820° Market (6? | ‘& a : 40 rooms Te | ; y. $3 "a mee) rai “co : * en . - heme and good wages; live in Webdster. Box); - ~ OPER ORA J & WW )M. iN = for half each day t | st HAT LE R S TORE | Cs “a3 = ) sarscNyy > ,}.D De > 793R. 4919 W shi : HOoM ‘ hamberlain ‘ay : single. for gentie- MIENCED OPERA- of _Deimsr Sane oe. man: reasonable, Phone Cabary 4006W. : 208 AT. i not wanted Ecke » «% ' & i N \ x ‘c essere P-5e ec er eeeer ane — a ~| cooking for two, in apartmein; state age. | HHAND WERS., ON GOVERNMENT | ; moth an. 1 Bite. ~as Canaiied ‘oy J. W. TEASDALE & ( Q., 808 HO! SEGIRI, Colored, for cooking and first| references and wages required. Box Y-198. | COATS: rile GHEST WAGES AND BONUS, | WOMAN—Middle age. to assist in cooking | f es: = ~ 7 ' siti : St Sloor work; references. Apply 4481 West; Post- Dispat *h. css) ae ABB tOT JACKET M FG. (O., 1110 Washington TORS (‘ AN 1D ASTI 7 and Eeacomamie: zood home, good wages a | | | A 4 . 3 ~~ + N.- / urniahed ‘rooms: erienced on whire ~stite hing mae Truce ot. Pine bl. HOU SBWOM AN —Country. wi man for gen- | Fi» 411 AK 4 Phone Webster i 440 (¢ 7) \ i | LY 13 Ouse K ee bing or sleeping . . | | : | 5 , | . ; area = : sae = i ee ‘ - ) , vr 4 a . a Ta ; te t * . ° nt . i. af Fe cana Mle oo ee . _ G IR] Ss Hi It” SE “GERI Genera! housework: white: no! eral housework on small farm, 1% miles C OMI ‘T OM EK 4 K R OP E RAT ORS LE ARN : THE WOR K / WOM AN ~W ho wou! ad like e kind home. in “‘mod- 4 rWEN Ty. Shut "OND, AZS S.—Three nice un- 2 blocks south from center of 1 Ab laundry ; ; ho cooking; good home, 447; east of Mount Vernon, IL: good home, Felt rarn unt machines: permanent: ad-'! “ : . ern ages ent. in_ exchange for preparing EXPERIENCED SA LE 8- enen: ‘= a eee ee re of Cra ete Cage 24 deahiere. Halliday. (D8x) pleasant surroundings: only those wanting | Vanceme (Central Employment Dept., IN ON E TO THR EEK | seem ere sous SLL! oat: —sebeteny ; iN ' ‘n h WAS NG «401% eautiful Tat 7 ; permanent place need apply. Address Mrs. B R OW N SHOE CO., 17th and La AS, . (c) + aid Vins WomMAin White. to wait am sick lad ly and | WOMEN for shoes, was | WASHINGTON, 38015-—Beautiful frent and . ' : . buttons, connecting housekeeping rooms: gas range, 4 } { Sur PY PT eT ote > : am SEGIRI—Two in family; home nights; | Perm learn to be stock clerks and SCHAE ER STORE + Se bx at icp Eda ee Minn W. FE. Messenger, R. D. No. 7, Mount Ver- | ——— - axipunenes . , 2 : ‘ | , 5763 | ae senge Oo 7 oun er | OPERAT ORS DAY S. THE BEST help around house: Re home. 25831 Eads goods, trimmings, fine haat. Seih | } | | . hing or ironing. Water an: ust be strong enough to bandle C 4 menage ve B erm non ‘> - ; apd , 4604 = : ‘a eiiiinaniameee sli idiicieaieed on - AYN yhor e Vic tor pei : hing from 2.) to yt) pomnds: none Sixth and W ashington, | 1DAaN ( » : a r i 2 ne ri il 1ouse Work * | . . * : Wn MT) Y ‘ .) tage eae bus if a ° or genera Ouse ” | »seare P ’ . P . ; re Hl ai ' rn) \ e nie neces \ HH. t CO., healthy small farnily. 4 (sore av., Webster 1C| Allig rator ())] Clothing Co. aie if) mM Mans Har work: call Sunday morning. 4303 N. 20th, pac kers and bundle WwW rappers. ARCO, 4453—One unfurnished fro it rooth on (7) . con . first floor, with kitchen, furnished or un- ad apply. Roberts, Johnson & = HOUSEGIRL— Good cook and “assist — with | Washington. See Mr biuek. fey } GIRLS 16° TO 3 inent house; give age and experience. Box | and candy. PP PPP LL aa alla ty HOUSEGIRL—For light housework: it | | WOMAN—-Who understands” restaurant work. “ie with good meals: conveniences; v - Plant | 402 N. 11th st. Call between 11 and 1 Sun- PERIENCE and _ willing to family. Coes Cayvate Good wages; steady work; Groves, jor phon FE Rey os | Ss, 2) } Pe ste oo. Cc i =f? sien —_s — (e2) Peprmegereng Sgenacgees, WOMEN for dusting, clean- furnished: furnace. bath. gas. el trig, hoi j la Limite: ' ace, . sec iO ork, this is fice, — dings. INGSTR. TR. | 2. SS £ 5 a ; ‘and good ‘pay: girls, yer ane ‘7 LEANING N TRAS DYE-| yocsmatai— Experienced. for _ general | v anted at Vandervoort's | ES | WOnlASt.Miemsesemead elieees ateie ae aaa : | nished: tu A a. & ; ake Db C 4b4ddA I) G CO., 1300 housework : erase fam ily. Lato \ irginia. (5 P l 0 itio f st ()} KR A | ORS ' ree rTVATe ranncr executive ability bet ween 20 and Be we ars ing and scrubbing. | and co { water ) 4s “WI SA cld, to take charge of messenger girls; sal- ARSENAL VR A Nig urnished “room. here with o* ; 4. : ne sinoke , ‘us ' Pay Park av. c8 is oe we -anememe ——— - + = : ‘ , , . j Wanted on silk waists, also tuckers and hem- A. . . : ; trial? scale ¥ IS. « ) 'HOUSEGIRIL—For general housework: no! steady workers. A pply to | stitchers in the most sanitary factory in the | AND LUCAS AV |} ary $87. Box H-222. Post-Dispatch. Apply Employment Office, 2d, Fl. ARSE NAL, 3044—Nice —~- "furnished ‘ i ’ rc ry’ . te ' " > } m “ys : . ev . 7 - > J & al e 4 a - ¥ : . x . ‘ " Bes Bonday morning, 3 o clock, | lanndrs ko home nights or stay if de- | Superintendent, second floor. | city; we give no bonus, but we give you a . WOMAN-—-Clear-headed home woman, 50 or STIX, BAER & FULLER | : modern residence bmical Laboratory Co., Boyle ant | Sired: apply at once. 412 OA McPhe rson. (c | guaranteed salary; work or no work: call at | over for responsible position, must be | ti oo ARSEN AL, H85S3A Nicely furnished rue (@) HOT’ GR “MIR -For venerat house work: | once, readv for work. or } ‘al nearing and absolute ly relial in ' 4 , shied bd N rl vom: nee ee . _ | af > , ie A . 72, , , i RUO’ -? alin ee as tel wit. &! conveniences, (srand 118 NW ’ , - ora . laundry; good wages; family two. 5So3 1s .wie ww cry aR i aera ‘ i Mg MOHR WAIST CO., 808 Washington av. | Phone room 772 Warwick Hotel. (c)| THREE LADIES for special ehil iat . oO pack crackers | cr ‘ OYE rork- : | LADY-~Young, to solicit and take orders over eggs, a or Sate ~ saiaiacielit sinusitis ila ote). — HRE LAT 2 ©) ARSENAL. 3531A—t | “ at 14 7 k and Light, atl ractiy € WO! k ; Ste idy Berlin av. . ns es phone; excellent opportuntty. Associated! - See Mr. Margiour. . . iniiiiaiinesia ee | SAMPLE MAKER--On ladies’ waists. Ja-| WOMAN-—Jewish. for cooking and light pti 1. of d “| between Pv A Ms 4 ve me es s1A—-Nice hall room, all con . , 4 i : , ~ +? > et >} é se- walal roOrte 7 ° ri. ie ne 4. 2 Mange. 70! ashingto ’ ;Ousework ‘ eke. | © ucated, ~ — ~ ae os ee : r ait bs wn 19 a Re es ay * ot | ¥ me tion to (ray we in struct in requirements,, ARSENAL, O02 — Two connec ting front POO. to $16.00 per week ; wears, 3948 Greer. y Sungay off, Food; LaApDIES—-Young. for soda fountain work; | SKIRT MAKER--Experienced; — good ) 4472 veut Yan a eee ee oe 2 xpenses: position pays pe rooms, furnished or unfurnished; private . 7 bO Pi. per week, Vancement, Pet Sa. reer , side tent ones with previous experience; others need To hem overalls; very good pay; big bonus. steady work to right party. 500 N. Tay 475 Fo est P} spate h. (Cc) Ss) Ot | ER a: RY om dei * na ablets: one with some experience in this “et & ihe tedne oan _ ~ on a renee ' A A no i N« IL C O. herst pl. atany 6 16 W (cd | me : ( yP ke R A T ORS Cle: nine x ‘ ead ty oe ‘Lactede. a week, : 4 a | ‘ } I, . 4 ; ishe ) ‘ | S to | MEN’S P AJAM AS Y-37 7 ¢) nited m Furnished rooms for familv:rof three: no washing. Forest 1805. earned; no e apertence necessary. 76. Post- pane h C) TT , Board of Til nois will enroll : ; evens A 1 Rh2TI iainhen , Young. not over 25, to fill orders her of phaenigen vy , iran: 2. : Al $117 Pa ely fr irnish ed room (GIRL GIR} 5° ‘ ec ‘+> | _-- -_ a Cy a. B 23 Box D- 174, Post- Disp. d and ed and Locu ust. (c2) _Be LADY- ~To manage branch bakery; fine’ Rs 4 vate _pected. 203, hance da $247 Lem (c) 4 , r | } ic = “7 nan. | Cerone | conveniences; pre woman “ey aan chance for widow. i) © j;round. ELY & W ALKER, 16th | STENOGRAPHER— For invoicing and corre- | in eg, no home: state wante wanted. Box | s. Munger's Laundry. 2310 Washington. furnished rooins on third floor: water and m it ‘ T° 1 ee t ee, idr onl HOU SEGI “a Girl tor “general housework; _ chance tor wit ati | gs weive, Oo adaress $ G small family: mo laundry. 650659 ernon. | LADY—Young. intelligent. about 1S, for of- | ; . ee | gepnondence: Oliver Typewriter. Edw. Westen ap > : ~ 7 ‘ Cabanyv a en (c) fice Wo rk: ext perienc e unnecessary; $7 per | and Loeust Sts., third ft]. (c62) By ea. on Sp ice Co. S400 Clark “ (ec) 26, 2d G1 ‘an ite 4 rity, Lice i Fee ‘) ‘Be IS M LRON ER “On KH. + press machine PAs, 37 per month: also 3 fine rooms OT) Bec rood esha in ten also . a ee oe - y sneee > “arene ae s “ ik BR H 2. } t- Disp tc h, tale SI INS RS ETE Pete ee > et oo , ke ir ao P nd vmasttry: | Apply Leader Laundry, jlo rexas @V. (©) ond floor, $ ver month: in privy ate family. | Y le 3 16 ; geet egg mf hh Saga aa Reneral ‘ogee. Pama ate — =o rt OV Kk R Al, L OP E R A’ [’ ‘OR S STENOGRAPHER— Must know a little about WOMAN—To a he 7” make as| COLLAR GIRI Good wages to right party (wh) > ? 1 § r . ‘ oe. et ] amilv: good ware Ca ‘ rice ) xO rd ook ke Pea On av: apply Sunday eek | , , a. . an oe vp ype pole, ~ ah TL a. OTT her paar: Iders; good pay. Apply — years and over; general fac saerntane. mal 79" Fountain, at Clerical work: — eS: ON ME NS OVE R \] Lc | Sienday mor Ee Be ee aes St is $13 or $20. per. Week: prefer one (Grand Laundry and Cleaning Co., W044 CAL hig -- $834A—Front well furnished; r “ork: . ’ noite n ee x ge ‘ 4 “Ad : é Le) _ . vith commercial bakery experience, though awton. — (el) n a lacy of gentieman Sidney 230R rilw ay Kbxe hange Bldg. i tory W ork ’ Gov erninent con- HOU SEGIRI-—Good girl for general house- re 20 - Post Dispate hn. — —-—--—~-— sc? S 7 _ ; mA 7 . STENOGRAPHER—One who is good at fig- experience not necessary. Box Y-3881, P.-D. DRIVER ie x periens ed. for Map! ewood rou te CALIF OR NI A 1714-—Reoon fur 2 j ; tracts. paver: no washing; good wages, 3709; LADY- Young: to take phone orders in pase BACK MA K ERS ures: state age and salary: answer in ors i (elt) West End Laundry 4525 Finnev (et 7} tric: housekeeping: all “cont eutaneas . ath ; lurmphrevy. cery: mus ave experience. yn h ind w riting. Box Y-3S70. Post-Dispatch.ic), -- . a . geese on aes ree - y . st and T ‘ aot: eanee ——— --— — ne (e7) | 1p Try ; rpc z - ‘| WOMAN—Young, in wholesale house, who FL, AT WORK WASHE R—A pp! y rea. ly { ind Tower Grove cars : ; GIRLS 1) AY] 1( IAT PI ANT — cameras iexperi “ white:~ 1 general Unie: ~Young: ‘to work in « drug store: w ii I RON MAKE RS STEN “pees ety aon neo Fo aes writes a good pane, —— py Ans work. Anch or Laundr y, 219 Lucas. (ct) CAROLINE, S559A—2 rooms, furnished for : 108usewor wares no objec sma amily, ’ ~— - "FYC YT y oN curate an Willi Oo Wor « » ay i med to figures: gzood chance r "i oe, i , ao ousekeer - . ‘ ene sf of age, to _ to sew; good — : a — no washing Oe? Ww aterman: 2d floor. be given an opportunity to_learn the busi- S| SPENDER M AKERS Exchange Bldg, (ce) “exchange for diligent. energetic +ervice; | GIRL—Work on fiat work ironer; girls to > aml F i_all_conv mrencen; S° a5 while learnin : PARK AND DOLMAN, HOUSE GIRLL_W hite: “family of two: ~vater- pe Enderle Drug Co., Broadway and RICK-STIX | STENOGRA PH ER— Wholesale house; “state | apply. stating previous ey: —, sal- | Family Gaundry, 4 McPherson Anderson | CAS rl. .E a on — bene tly furnished reom, r .. Ww ote aay Saas > 4 po ; non ve- larket, ia sealing S ® age. referenc es, experience, sal lary ‘expect- | arv desired to commence sOxX J-4D *ost- maa - “ wr ei e eMicence, si tees -E-STIX Ff AC rORY GIRLS—T Se = ; S81 ENOGRAPHER—Thoroughly experienced, days: no Sunday work; references re-| War Saving foods; experience unnecessary, ¥. 1212 &.—Houseckeeving * erences. (c) ge ge Rog care of home; good Experienced On rompers and for railroad office: good salary. Lox Y- quired. Phone Delmar rye700 4159A = Reliable Mfg. Co.. 218 Como Ridg., Chicago h mer: AY, 1212 5.—House keeping roon:, na cet ttm stn a ’ ° ° . Post-Dispatch. (Cc) mar. — , 2 alee * - ay 4 a - . r¢ “ . e1% . : At , Spain : ane ad . taal gicemenetemmnen aa a ee eee . Th ath r LADY--Young lady, in candy store. 503 N. boys wash suits. Best PPices | sFHNOGRAPHER—With good knowledze of | WOMAN Hither middle-agea or elderly; tor, LAUNDRY | HEL Pp WANTED BROADY. AY. _ 1106 S.—-Two rear roome and | | | kitchen; gas, electric light, water; §7 per ee Se ee Charies. ihe ; a a eee a. one with several years’ experience: give . ; risteaiss ; ais 3 8 . s ¢ Y¥-57 | STENOGRAPHER--Who can use Oliver and ; FP : pants ; also machine operators yg eh bLs——Adout 14, to ‘assist with light or on a salary expected. Box Yet | ( on ah ‘sania in snort Shaina: se ust , / ] f an S N. 16th st. ¥ ive cram eee LRON EK 2W aist and ladies’ clothes jroner,; CAS oye "VV AN 42 O—T we 0 rooma for iene on single needle machine on anid good home. 8817 A Russell av. (c) ae 72808 tC. — | Sewn ¥ »sses Aan ] A rons e ed ang experienced: ste adv } l . . WOMEN (‘olore i, kits ‘hen help: short hours, also girls to learn. Apply MPe oo Laundry, ' reping: southern exposure : privat * ett oes oesigy ere: ad —Young. able to operate a typewriter, | ' aresses and ap S; can) ‘ oo N th at toes | 9315 Texas av. fd ) , references (lovern 7 it ‘ | RITTER & HOUSE dIRL—W hite girl or woman for gen- | I dg hee position: mead shemped pA for | ; lz f 15 20) ‘. | Absorene Mfe. Co... 16 Pith , c _ good pay. TO2 N. 7th a PCE 5 oN pe ees . ‘ _ (e) # Y x a cee ment Work, | y eral housework: no outside work or wash-/ pright girl: salary $9 to start; give phone make Irom 7 » to $2 per wee : ISTENOGRAPHER -Beginner. with thorough’ WOMEN—Two. young, to assist nurses in wr IRYMAN—Experienced: give refer- A (Apt. H1)—Two youaa SON % (" y re ‘ aq” ing. 6238 Westminster. Cabany 4984, ({c2) ab r. Box Y-249, Post Dispatch, (c) | : #%. | knowledge of English and able to read and | uberculosis sanitarium in Springfield, - | ences. Webster N; ince, Salisbury. Mo adies can have congenial home with young 8 CLOTHING CO. 92 3 en ee oe eee tee wy, a Sy Ee 7, ohn has ‘In addition we pay weekly bonus. | transcribe notes accurately and readily. Box} Apply 3900 Hartford st., St. Louis. ®) | Cisrené—Aand machen 6Aselr dalenel 1 "Sa famiiy: moderate cost: Sea HOUSEGIRL-—Genera! housework: no laun- ADY CLE » Lo years ob 0 DAS | Y y ’ 7 | H-261, Posi-Dispatch, WOMEN—WI! hwashing; f I ndrv, 3970 On ‘ c : cperience ¢é Bw ME? te, for jishwashing; day or | Aundry, oF live ic) é a Washington ay. | dry; good wages; 8000 home; rood treat- had experien ve ae oe — R. L¢ yW EN BAI M MEI G. CO., 5 ; ST EN "GR AP HER—Young lady to take dic- | ao work. ui ‘ADD! . 10 30 @ m., room 308 MARKER A . .s omnanin r. “= Appiy ~“"Tcader | « CHIP PEW A. 784 ” unfurnished reoma. wa- GIRI ; es Forest ‘13 papas lotie tome sic 588: salary expe ted. “Box H > Post Dis | a N i Cor 23d and Locust tation and general office work; ~~ age. | Union Station, Laundry, 2315 Texas av awe er. toliet same floor, $7; 30 floor. —— iooppenpsnanone —__ 4 oh cases . ~ Ye experience and salary desired. tox Y-172, | - 7 O HAVE HAD eT . oo an a1. ATTQGniE ; 7 . pe . U ‘NDR SSS—For londay. Central 812 7 spat (ce) | WOMEN yO inG, W H . MAL KE k 3 AND AS SOR T i R: Rough dry LTEAU, 3542—Three roome. nicely 5 || LS HOUSEGIRL--AVhite, experienced; references LA . ESs— Monday ¢ * | _=pply Secon@ 1 k loor. (e2) |, | Post- oe ae WBE a eT EX! ERFENCE INRA DLING dgses Munger’s Laundry, 2210 W ne eter, lar ra inside toilet: open: rent 810 pa Pi — ( ie | . " "Tent: y >. > 4 I _F nena a : - " eXx- WORKERS, APPI .Y SHAPLEIGH | M ARKER-—At ¥ assorter: good position, Co- -VELAND, iMGA~- Neatly furniahed nec eseat ‘yy; good salary. Bell phone bd eb- | Le he STEN: 44 Svivester av., 4% block from | Lau "NDRESS—White woman, for Monday. cad : or bright girl: ceive ro , ad I hh . > good oppertunity for ight gir!: give : ter: | . Cc) perienc ed on perience an: ad Si ali ary expected. ces Bros. HA RI IWA RE CoO.. 4TH ‘AND WASHING- ee lonial Launé irv. 4016 qpliy e ‘ 7) _ a j fa miily Drug Co... 4th and Cl: urk Box Y-3, P.-D. (c) j . ; | eter 172 Bright, intelligent girls to do | Manche eter ear line. (c) 415 Relt: Cabany 45358. 3 | ee : peek: (c8)}; MARKER-—-Experienced rough dry marker) CLEVELAND. S06T-—~T! arwe fr pa | AV ELA! 3 r ont room with light, pleasant work; no experience /'HOUSEGIRL—For gemcral house -work : :: far- | DAUNDRESS—For Tuesda y | ¢ arte , ) : ,AUNDRESS- y morning; is, all caste of nasiie underwear. | — , k. ne . vy e . , . ily of three: no washing. 4516 Enright Cabany 4352. (7) E | f a .. | aPrengo ee per Ca fy fo en- ry le and lister; perm: ent position, good board for couple emploved or ge e wey an geys Geendy Work.| dawerty Von Versen). Phone Lindell | 4 N: adv marker and assorter: must DILIAIN, Lio? Sina ll, id “a r j Se toa E Y/\AT y > HOUSEGIRI-~—White or colored: general UN Saas Notanteal.” Grand 198k. learning. A cood opportunity _per week, jox D-92, Post-Dispatch (er) yal king de partment Hs A. be thoroughly experienced in both rough- room. $1.00 “ tee G276 oor al ooping ae 3 EDISON LAM P W ORKS housework, ro washing, good wages, sinall oT f 2 Se s wT STE NOG RAPHER—Good reliable voung lady TION AT, BISCUIT CO. Tth st. drv and finished work: salary. $18 per week. DILLON. 120% Purnished fF ; ” : ht, profitable work Clark 1 Stews ’ family: first floor apartment. 5400 Cab- | LAU ot ngge Sy SE eg 500 bm ga or girls who desire to sew. ELY | wnt. aaahie af dalam’ ahaa, Ge 1c 4 ’ 7) | Box D-240. Post-Dispatch ; _ éeT) ane Sons mene front housekeeping , ere. ae Bn owing. A — =r ERREEpH" A At SO = a | yj YP , ‘ ~y | gen ral clerical work in office of growing | anc ASS av. Cc ROUGH DRY MARKERS—-Also @irls for fiat | Cante 7 JOT OR — — ee . cuecdin-tineuns 2 eee —————__—___-—- | HOUSEGIRI-—To assist in housework; no} LAUNRRESS—White: experienced; for Mon. | & W AL KE , loth and Locust winkenade house Kindly answer with Dar- | o | _work ironer, West End laundry, 4525 ' ae) a re ay TTS washing or ironing: smal! family: good dav: W ashing and ironing. res , Athione. (Cc) sts., th ird f loor. ticulars. Rox 1-200), _Post yisnpatch Finney tel “— — AN, % ae? Siecetineen tae Pe mn ++ wages, Apply 5006 Morganford. Riverside | ae 3 mal : _ ene, SF “ i : : lnite ~~ -—P "ae ¥ ifnace’ heat. con ence ai u - rmanent position 5 Roh. Pac Ow ye. A781 ) 4 (oy | L wrt ons White, Apply at one é. lf mi 1 = _ SS | IKON ( ( : R AP H KER WOMEN—We need .: number of SH! R LT GIRLS Ss - for Bg Laun iry. iy ms or evenings si ze a0 ae : RTM. F ——— EGS PE RT Tem po ETTog, —-~— , ahead aes ot 1 young women to learn telepno a — EADS S55—Single room, electricity. hot- HOU SE GIRL Experience 1, white, for gen- ie Pp For large manufacturing concern: must have ; ee neces- aHII ! FINISHERS -Pjecewor! eatisfacta - 4 2. sty, wt eee We $ Wante eral housework: in family of 2 adults; no | LAU tine 8S—Take washing home. 3040 | ower pera ors | some experience, io keep accounts; state ex- | pe aes gagge 4s ennai —— “pay you ony ll g: uaran oe 7 Grand 5 Pe my “4 water heated as re; 81.25 ee me s laundry; must have city references. Apply | Castleman. _____. 2 ee ee ee ee eee ms while learning: good working con- | Cleanine Co., 3044 Lawton E! oat i re ns NTH, 1715 8.—Large, farnighed L. D-176, Post- Dispatch. _ ws | ditions provided. Apply at Oper- | STARCHER— Experience 7 , , front room " itv for advancement. hy Operate Singer tacking ma- _Sun lav morning, 4749) Ww estminster pl. LAU NDRESS— Monday or ' Puceday, or take | *ost-. olored a ; . i : Uunes: also Operators on all parts HOU SF MIIRL Or “elderly lady to assist with __ work _home, _ 3205 Ww alter | av. _ Maplewood. On overnment ~ Stenographer—Necre tary ators’ : Sree Sx Cheol. or at near- er. Exce elsior L au n iry. . N ‘rand. . B1GH reeENTH., pam te “ a -~Rens titted " front % est -teiennone : oom, unfurnished or furnished; large, ( id f ~ TT WORKERS—In all departments, experier , Ae conventence | Thoroughly reliable, for presizent of con-| ‘SOUTHWESTERN BELL | WORKERS in a, depart es "ios, | fear matern conveniences ‘\ . s® ; a led emigre 4 « * go + && ee ee : ¥ fey een of Govern: hent trousers: all new . ere. housework and mending: no washing or | °5 | LAUNDRESS—First-class, for Mushepe. 4312 | 110i 8&8 Iwo rooms “and meee Work. : Blair av. , Flad av. 3 rience unnecessary. »PpTa . « ee Ege Be EMT RENG Rg nom 2 fr . 1 > bs d curately 4d dictation. also compose own | ’ Jefferson aii eemiae MOR RIS HOFFMAN | HOWSEGIR!,-—-For general housework; must) LAUNDRESS—White, for Friday or Satur- CalvVas |» ‘ty inment | lettere: one. pre ferred who has had some TELEPHONE CO. WASH MAN—On flat work; experienced. | -— ane WwW. ; i lie q | Ww AAS 1012 N ALF Deo Housekeeping _ aise understand cooking: no laundry or outside! = day. Cabany 5366 who Ls eek ee sales and advertising experience; must aiso Excelsior Laundry Grand, ; | 8844 Olive st. (c80) | . . + — ping: with kitchen privileges. all ¢on- ae machines; exclusive Government outside work. Call between 10 and 2. 4025 (ec) cern: must be able to take and transcribe ac- | ee cibaminiaip Wach} ; ( , hes e ro and private . A aR 1] 6 \W\ ashington Av. i bath: niet family; Pwr ste ahagge a pe LAW N DRESS “or Monday or Tuesday, to e have good knowledge of filing and office 7 k d ? ' 8 o'clock. 017 Westmoreland av.: »| take wash trome: call Monday. 4199 Man- Stead VW © lk B Pp management, and be rapid and accurate at | re y per week and UJ Tiniwavatte Olive car. fy + chester; one in neighborhood preferred. V Ir 9 1g ay | figures: knowledge of bookkeep! sot. business — : SHOEWORKERS PLOKA CT., 3542—One large 24-floor reom, La ive an r ‘ia nae " ; . ae * - = Od W )M ee i ee. bine em sy ‘ BRAUEFI Os 208 1 in re plying, estate full detali! of business Yo NG GIRL— Or woman to work in “bake ry Pedder aal ee for cent eman es per month; 3 doors | HOUSEGIRI youNG LADY—For “telephone | operating: BS. — peel ee mde Be, opportun ity ern cons en ences people employed, é Buxton & Skinner, 306 N, 4th. (2) TropRrSssc_ — repairl nd rive e hav ood references, | —- | ia See , , “ao - TAILORESS-— Experienced. pais AL cive age; must nave « for right party Box N-254. Post-Dis 7 3] Va} ornia? steady work 2412 experience 1, explain fully if emp oyed, . } . (3 + —- #.- ina; “ee ; 7 Me. ae for Mebt ences exchangel, Box C- 252, Post -Dis. )? | MAID—White_ dining-room and first-floor. 46 pressing 0 ld clothes: ; , , 1 - ; wh ange is desired Box H- 1%. bs D. — ‘ £ : — : | GIRLS—To - learn shoemaking; PI ago ee Eo rmy, Navy and tt SE WING HOUSEGIRL—White air: ceneral house- Westmoreisnd pl. Telephone Forest 323 | Olive. f ac a. .- ° a : o \ | work: no washing: in family with two; \,77) e ed « | dua YOUNG WOMEN—Several, 18 years © age aereneeseey 3 nie VV NG small children; apartment: own room and aoe z re 5 Sains — with refer- OPERA ORS T ELEPHONE OPER. A’ r ORS. or os for stock and. order filling work; rapid advancement. Apply |. tite 2 Broun ae_Se verandas Grand 1013. : In t} ’ sr hath. Phone Mrs, Able, Cabany 30, 5628 | —— oom 7 ee a. experience not necessary: satisfactcry wages ro , qr “lp wN ~~? Wr “AD ‘D>. SISOA - Bingie room: all con- oe ‘ . | ic drapery workrooms; | Kinesbury_ bi (e7) MAIDS- —Girls fe or chantber wo a , ote BEY We can use we experienced single-needle | Young ladies, between 16 and 2) vears se to start with: advancement aenared is JOHNSON, : l KT HE! » & veniences: telephone , : : sa "Tra cr nk ~ aaiaee:. oo nday morning, housekeeper, ote - ODerators: alho a few 2-needle o re ‘entre ffice switchboards rope +8 utle s., hig "LL" ‘“f ‘ * ; en ne ed C ross supple » Pleasant Working conditions. Hé ‘im SE de 7 nt ~ Tae nag hag s home. ~J. ferson, 12th and I ocust, , tc *) felling machines. : : es oe Sarmanent positions; student operat 0 rs pal: , Dad Ditte parties. Apply Butler Eres o> SH | N KLE SHOE ( Q., 2203 GR AND, Je a ~2 or 3 nice 24-fleor rvoma, Sl ce. e { | one eee ™ » Ee a eummememmens : ; } , ad ft r ) a. m o - —— ‘ Z je ke Din _ - — a ee o epee’ while learning. | Cal, any eh and’ NG WOMAN ~Young of middle-aged un- Chestnut St. IKAND, 3224 8.--Nice, large room, with pri- a SAH a Apply to Supt., SCRUGGS | HOUSEKEEPER—To take care of 3 mother- ga ee Sh RC ad | ent, 5: Government work, = Alligator | 5th floor Kin! och. idg.. 10th and Locust.(c2) | YOU fraid of work, less children, ¢ ‘ali today. 51382 Clifton | pl, ical lence {i ‘ “€a0) suits and coats for U. S ar mn ee : white incumbered widow, one not alral See ae - aainetenrenmenetainarannaenn vate bath. sultable for 1 or 2 gentiemen: : practical experience in surgical dressing and TRIMMERS—On men’s fur | hats to take —s charge at doctor's office: | STITCHERS Experien ‘ed, i t steam heat. ? W. 17th ® VANDERY | Saturda: at 1o ’elock. q eVOORT, B. ABNE Y. | SkeK EEPER— For Tight housework; no! care of office; will furnish livin ch Shelton Hat Co., 1511 Washington 4 take | : ; ' ' sila tttaiiaanstinht intent ; y : | | HOU EKEF & Quarters | Apply Branch Shelton must be able to answer phone an learn on 4 ifan shoes _¥i ae GRAND. igi in Front ae ; ina , | grown children: e#he hal ‘8 For | housekeeper; no laundry: good pay: refer- union. a Tar work ~ makine ret ‘ “ 62 oo shir ne. Rox H.- 66, J} Post- Dispatch. and pay high wares for someone with exX- | ‘ ° NY ¥ iox erie need in trimr ning ladie »a" care of furnace: must room at otfice and © sanerenniaiaethideaimabideanian pene Gov as SEKE ‘EPER—For hotel: write experi: ecutive ability that can furnish reference. | RRENNES Ike Hae TRIMMBR—E Poulson Mfg. Co., 1206 Wash- board velf: $30 per month to commence si room, steam heat, hot bath Lindell 3 K. Cy ERNE SS—-Experienced, to care for two ence, reference. age. Box 1). 102, P.-D. (c) Rox _H-250, Fost-Dispatch. a ington av. 1c) with. 821 N. Grand; cali after 3 p. m.} Cail Sunday, . a ' OKRC DT TEMICAL | th one, ae # ; 1): must know some- car eEPER Cc apable wom: in under ay MII. LINE RS—To ge ladies” ' ag no hats: T y » E Ww RI T E Rs Ss . And st e ORT a) her ww er ye Snr nday. yi (A \ i) ~ A x. 7 Ae ' ographic ability preferred. Cail $17 Buat- tion: call, 927 Chemical Bids ~achine--one quick at figures preferred; Fr ing experience, Discount Ic per line on three oF a oe) u ‘abanv UDO TioUSeEKFEFEPER Young woman; call Sun- | k Eide ,] | HAIRDRE i HOUSER ! ; Spe men's Ban ideg (el) : a : : cao r P . aids . SSER. ~~" Aav lenien av... Wellaton, : ne - 4 r addre ssing ‘nye opes, ewer in own handwriting. giving oT — 600 N. Second St ences ky on “ig ‘nd manicurist; experi-| day. 1601 K eens ae ————« | NECKWEAR HANDS—Experienced. steady . | TYPIST ; FOr 1 Appiy mail order depart-| £S° 0" Oc good opportunity for advance. | more insertiona | tTFORD, s300-Large or small x sitet iy ce | Zz : aylor, near Delmar) WOUSFKEEPS R re McKissock, near work: good wages Corngold, Sth floor m ont, . floor, Stix, or & Fuller nent. Rox Y-0e , st- Dispatch ic) | sshd atthe A - e «ith or without Kitehen privilege. . Graed is wth j rT. i ent r } hi ‘ j I Uli g men oO - ; - he a ' 3 : | ROOMS FOR RENT- CITY av CRE EE DOR lo pone ™ ‘ “Spree ic} Rrean: Tw av th all Sun ‘av eee still i i ‘olumb la Theat er cuumeinmmaiane ia . | * (Sub . " — ; : , Pesan in la ly; one 7 i at us Y Ww. C A. Kimbioyvment Department. rep . : : ; mhhiv ¢ Xpe meed ope rt + HOUSEKEE PER ror gentiem: n with one | NU "RSE om, xperienced, for two ‘ehil dren. oo oe | TYPIST - sou we | ave permanent lace in] 1 1411 . o ust st.. is making #spbdec ial efforts PBPBPBPIP BPI > and mT sist vis Nice Neve ma. furnished ; ee , ‘ay work for women whose hus | MISCELLANEOUS PP a aghess, hours 8S to 5: 2° ‘ " to secure G6 = -_ bands or fons have rone to the front. Pa- PPA BRD ewe Oe nailing MENRIETTA ue! Nicely furni shed front ‘ alittle ; y ADPp ly, Bie ker }¢ lentine ('o. S10) hil ke - H{ a3, Post- Dirpat Cc Ww ' inster . fe rest ' . a 2 ; as! ‘ton ; , ‘ ‘ } ‘ - Re T | BIiCKORY 1 S0>---Purnished Hot REG ane! ——. Mre, RB NU RSE Experienced, white. “te Tk aa + : . - aA as ( ‘ prere re di ‘ OQ take care . Te mar Ridge Tim "gh ae ae ook ime evenings. Be Sr peer ral ransom sage Si f two children and argist with ht h | > 7 I. hh > Hog So —" arr ROOMS — Two ; om bath, laundry mee Wertminster: Cahany 1920W te) He aL KE EPER—Woman to keep house for | work. } ohat whaee i738 W. Bon wee . ter (cr, RIENCED HAIR DRESS- WAITRESS. -Appiy Sturm, 620 N. Sth, ( ois ae ates | corner house; quiet couple, reasonable. r? ourekeeDing: modern partment; small fam * ot lng ‘Cait Saab Waemanten ‘ev |'NURS&—For child who can go home at | ERS AND MANICURIST S : WAITRESS--Girl, to work in restaurant WAN Ut S | Central @27ak 190% -Kecond-floor reom at ame | poet rte Been anome, a’ clack ; might; references required Appi Mra. 2 OS 5 Jefterson singaiond — eo “RIS FOR MANY DIFFER- ROOM-—-Neatly furnished apartment: no oth ntiernpam, electric lights. hot ~ sework : good Mats { i , . : — ~ 7 Ridnev Francis l eona Hote} fe} SALA R » 4 A NX 1) ( ‘O*-M \I Is. VA AIT ir > ‘sak ~ Three expertence ’ gifis: good . T ome . =a AI ' OF a Hk ‘H er roorers, direct car line dow ntewn anda he st ane phone. ee Pe tse aati ete Aocggt Ore OUSEKEBEPER [ideriv woman to feD loo : -" - : : s : ae ™ ae vb Ais, Union Depot Grand &7s 2) =~ - w ore Ties 40) : aunie emploved or assist with NI RSE White, With experience and «rain. SIONS - PERM ANENT PO pay; new place S21 Morgan : wr ’ nA Bae ra Hi KORY, tl cally furn tabbed ~~ s general housework: no ; Re tomnd Rs > pons cook reference: no ilaun- ine vith children, cases of influence, and ; cart . ie oe ¥ z W Al rR EMS—Exp — ex! wages, $85.% Y LY OR - se 6. IRES "TT LY F > WORKING ROOMS—C coupe cocupy =e & room steam | - — ne me ouseheeeing: bath cea lace- 825 houtegir!, $25. S8919A Olive. ng eall Sunday. 6448 Ww ellemar. ecar et Sever. = Auhert_ay SITIONS APPLY TO | Masters L unchroom, 202 % Sth. “) |CONDITIONS AND ENVIRON MENTS ARE heated apartment, Weet End, would divide | ry... eae : : . : ~ : , ae i - ‘ - ~ , eer ; ie "yy — . aa . ~Aaat | fo 7 re ner al housework: : air N'SEK REPER Mid le. aged woman: vow |i NU R&B Neat yVouns Po to. take | Care of i Q . >» . «* ‘ 9 ‘ . ‘ e | Ww rae SSE ar, yu? fer we rk gih t and « r 4a TT? R TH AN THOSE IN Mi aged be able | N { | | em <@ Rl GGS, V AN- | week Apply 303 N Broadway eli) )' *®3 REGARDS SANTTATION, ry ROOMS— For a: single aw connecting: ix —- : je n- a . wet P Station on Lake o sew; bo other work requir city ref- x Ss . ‘ ~~ cot gg Rince “ FANLINESS AND WAGES. APPLY 6400 stearmn heated Gpartment token privileges | Al.ASK A. @3i-—2 reomea. furuisbed = we neral housework: “no laun j County get off Wheaton noas Box Y4¢61, Post-Dispatch. i DERY\ OG&tT B A RNSEY lw AITI RESS Colored; K: 0d wages. or if Pr YMOUH AV. eptional Lindell 3637 W. furnished: el] conv enicaces sia ? bs Hotel, Lindell and Boyle. tc?) good Wages, 4102 Westminster. line. George Smy

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ae neat LA . meee 1805—Rooms for ‘housekeep- | __*ieam heat. ail conveniences: couple employed. Salbeme Wd. ~—In —— ———-— -—"_—-—,. a ily, by elderly Kent private a Bi dg. sae Month. — on WESTMINSTER PL, 3730—Singie room,! Broad eman: con Dav —- > reaso 38 — roo first-class; rensonable. Victo SAS ‘ ng , roadway cars, ~ o HAI! Ea MARIA, Sisi—Widlly Furnished coams tor| — furniomee eager tor Lore gentlemen siemens 70 etaiix Nicel convenie! break 5 ge | phone. potgebeenina e: furamee heat.” free | PESTAIOZZ1, 3104A—Furnished front room: anene Lindell Seen aera, Oe | eee eee mt Markee Box 3 ‘ B WHEEL. yeuUure rn » —. j ices: ’ 4 ‘ ‘ . pase: ’ e imnendtdinaenene. =; : an JEFFERSON, 1715 8.—Two connecting front COOK, 8730—Nicely furnished second-floor FOREST PARK BL.,. 4424—Large second; PAGE BRL... 4846—Steam-heated front room. EST NE DL, Fea aac Se eee. VON VERSEN tib board: BOOM AND BOARD w “ ELLANEOUS ee Sot for ght housekeeping, —__ . ail conveniences; quiet place: fioor; mig Mad gentlemen; all conven- _imass: Bell phone: all conveniences; ca!l fe Ae Nicely furnished, | JU ee Ar4. $101— oom =e | Ay 3 RH soael aa ete ag iy. ny in aeivate bee peat Siem UNIATA, 3640—Furnished treat room; all : seenet; Bis. _haliroom. —————— ‘EST PINE L wuble. adhe of pees hai i a sale. = indi . » 8) ——— “RR ee oo NE BL, mes sata. changed. Box H-252. pes am ~ eres 3 | __ modern conveniences; $3 w eek. COO -| FOREST PARK BL... 4957—Elegantly fur-| pAGié BL... ) uth ex Neamn Housekeepin .| KENTUCKY, 1119A—Room with board; pri- - = : : . ~s beads and ha ait Sita ae Paretphed + oom, board i? “ckeeping: third’ Toor: Feoms: light house: bed teach: ali Conveniences. heme For- furnished” 938A —O One or two completely poeure: eam heat: & rooms; Gate family’ convenient to Manchester line. WASHINGTON BI.” $7i2—Reom ‘and ong BOON Wid —A gee cant ~ mn Fei’ owe a te. oo) ig esired. Victor 2872X. ¥ c re ve. of Kitcnen; steam heat and everv other mod- first-floor Soe ars att 6Sunday. =— H-35,. Post-D/ ; wa For wale. lar ae | a JUNIATA, 4000A—Unfurnished: 2. e COOK, sISTA—Niceiv furnished front room: | FOUNTAIN, 419—Beautifuily furnished Ist,} ern convenience; 34 or $6: after Sunday : as compiete for — LAFAYETTE, 2847—Room and board: e- WASHINGTON BL, net ete gy furnished Dispatch. siping complete: 1 ies ci ryoms; newly decorated: hot 2 conne etn | Kents: $1.50 per week: heat. electricity, | 2d. 3d floor rocms for light housekeep! ng i call oniy between 2:30 and ti:3u vp. In. Wrrr wc >> —— —— private family. rand 295 ar Weert Ont BL, 4221—Room an ee ney a, their own oda takes - sat) S* — hie ee ste er = nse Smile abany 327. ae Sa | PINE, 4007—H . . ecann aby or 2 perily furnish iISSOURI, 1631—Large. ltignt fro : argce front room; handsomely “turn - "= bianket pre ty ee eee ni” See ecentaminties © tor | Cae Low) TmA— Micely ~Turslskei | free phous, ramnes bak aie eae furnished: one ii tantia™ heat, eloctiie: | het abd cold water, wiir of without meals: | refsrerce tpauired, ROOM AND BOARD Wid.— | Gn factors .oric We LAFAYETTE, 2034—Two large farnishe}) DELMAR DL... G30 Two connecting rooms fly; ha i room. meat By SOB Pere fam. | noe WHITTIER. S35z—Near MePernen: privaia U@OGHE tie ote -heated rooms, with WASHING: TON BL., 4028—Large front room, nished rooms for : N. Broadway Paz H housekeepin : : . os “ y; nall room abany 480s Page car. ROOM—L , fami) mt p cPherson; private S Steam-hea ) r Ot-water heat: continuous het wa-| mother and dauchte ) eT BCTRIC id an cate adult Ty Pat som Be ol y~ HE Pho one housekeeping: conv.; free phone.(7) | Fra MILTON, 1038—Furnished poom, og engl I ‘Satie Ee family: | third-floor heated’ asaee ~~. room in isteam- board: good table: modern; Park line; | ter. _ | Box_Y-52. Post- “Dispatch 4, y+ mr He), Hi children; $2.50. oll Or two: fc ponbannater ait es room, eae able; with privileges housekeeping. | ____ | ROUM-—-surnished> for couple employed, or | -A28Fment 44 floor toren’ indell 2158W; | Phone. as WASHINGTON BL.,_ 3936—2d-flodr ftront;| ROOM AND BOARD Wta -§ | } FURNACE re iad LA SALLE, 3742A—Three rooms: $6 month. ! Dri MAR Bl... n6i9A yas toe ner: HAMILTON, 1u¢A—One lege or smail|__£entlemen. Grand 3185R. WINDSOR Pl... 887B—2 Pp rooms. bath. “oiler, SS es a os memes ait bearé 5 reas. Br Banton good table; excellent loca- Mh. ye ar children, | ew A iumble for § Poh \LLE, 3402—3 ee wae ame . “ee \—ront room; reason- room; steam heated; employed ,people; cail | KOOM—Front. st h fo n- oG ‘Tloor, $7. 7% gle ; reasonavie. a m. 6107 Garfield, in ay, vaives ane Ba 4 Victor 319 } large rooms and bath, | aR L conveniences, _ between 2 and 6 p. im. | rf ray Pires vane eated room, for ge WINDSOR Pi... 3AA—dinw pledle Ieee - oo pe eta Fer cwe - jadies or gentle- | WATER tMAN, 5257—Neatly furnished einsie porekerred. RR ‘hog | Jit 8. th _ : ia Tu Ke ED” => ee ae ».»° 5147-—Small ‘furnished room seni he s.| ROOMS_I Ne age Small fro cely furnishe _ room; excellent meals. Forest 3881M. OM AND BOARD Wu — ati a For s@ie. - + iy SALLE. 1420— iy +] HORTON PL., 6045—Two furnished rooms, ! ROOMS —In , nt room; ne td. — 8 - , ae be iq ig ga we, hal — Fg Scaster, ee, DE or water heat: telephone: reference, for_men: 01.00 up. ___ | rooms, one come. apartment, Pring Migs Delmar 25241, ail conveniences. Phone | PARK, 3130—Rooms and board, $0; men or WESTMINSTER PL., 452%—Rooms and cpume With child, in Tower G peimar 3428X. S19 4 . 180 - PEDMAL | EL, 4237—Second-tloor frunt: | KENSINGTON, 5277—Nicely furnished room; }_ Widow; all conveniences. Lindell 2973W. WINDSOR PL —sea3—Two ant a Seer a re; Mee Dem: first-class. = and particulars, “Aaarese Th tig At = igs urve Fe t niurnisw#es: paRK, 2223—Room and good board, al! Wi ESTMINSTER VL... 4255— Nicely furnished ROOM AND BOARD we H. ‘ 1 faers and gum « a nnn | DELMAR BL. 4645—Fur ‘urnished rooms, ; LA SALLE, 3740— ase ” rooms: r , steam KENSINGIUN. 0U32—UChuice vrignt Lurnished oth Py Basement; 2 me; $3} heat. adults only Bell phone. ronan: private family: all conveatences: mene | recerencee S exchanged. Box H-20%, en WINDSUR PL - Sinton eee ge eee a = - = — \ ° : ——- , oe , ‘ ro > os = - Cy aA ge Ae cempmenat:: Canine nee RP Lcbtesg wets a . . ween D te ee __ight housekeeping: water. _!| DELMAR BL., 4315— —Beautifully _ furnished room; all conveniences; private ‘fanilly. fKentleman: pris ‘ate fainily. Forest 71 electric and gas: close ae _F ores ined Hmenenthions | “oe —o Cenen, 15 Seertment: couple .emi-t = ROOMS—Furnished: si in apartment, ! — r— Nicely y_ furnished room. — 2429M. (7) ble rooms, also single: gentlemen or la- of 11 months: parties care for her and chia "Dine st. TAT or o r two gentler s “~G - c or working girls: kitchenette: heat. bath, ‘DELMAR BL. a wer vate family; electricity; free telephoue; | OF re hint large porch Nand yard: $4. Tyler 2213 Ww. vate home wishes to share room with WES TMINSIBR PL... leiffarth’ . Schieisiat wend teh bh td» EE ili DEL eg 7 4 car lines. 2414 \ ns oS Ns an? ; - McREE, 4348A—Rooms for _ housekeeping; | _ro room, for 1 or 2 _gentlemen, Forest 1942. _____ | ROOM—Furnished, in apartment: couple em- peg ee L_ Windsor ph” omnes; sre tonal WESTMINSTER BL., 4823—Well furnished tionary washstand in room: rAS. | sv15— Love ~ NORTH ROOM AND BOARD—Southern exposed front} tion: convenient to cars. (3) r ate. cr MICHIGAN, 7800—Furnished room for light! all convenience vely furnished room; Saat: polenta famur: | any Sie - ; = eee BRON, 259, Post l the. : : eS Se ie Kitchenette; steam cat. vb ° J» a en ne inn BACON, 1533— eal hats neta av.: Park car. Business man. Grand WESTMINSTER PL., 4253—Desirable dou- ROOM AND “BOARD 1 Ww > buen, — ne Ee J. Dawson NNESOTA. 23 7—Furnished joom, gents | __ fer one or Putian Neatly furnished room 219 —F hed m in pri Boyle and Lindell. Linde si] ~1U8SK, Sunday | 3 BAIL KEY, 20 r ", _dies emploved ! a child » | ' mee ntlemen: reasonable. KENSINGTON, 5219 urnished room in pri- 4 dell = ~Three furnished rooms;| ROOM AND BOARD—Young lady in _ : ——> eee ene NOX’ COOP. Locust. is employed. Children’ Ss. Aid, gi a At WHEEL WiCHOLSON PL... 17¢1—Small, light house- " flege rooms; free phone, gas. electricity;| KING'S HIGHWAY, 1308 N.—Furnished | near Grand. Sidney 254 SAST Sie . i ee employed, in refined private We For sale. Kood. wae _ $2.50 . y st heat. Forest 789W. GRAND. 2104—Nice m-he WAVERLY PL... 2104—Steam heated. suiny rticul . hom*: ta * RE For ‘2 keeping room. ese ae recom; steam he: oe ROOM—In West End apartment for refined seeping rooms; Grand and pita. eated room; electricity; excellent board: 20 min- NORTH 0 i. 419. - ful Ul; referehces twat Tamm ; ee jaundry. 3175—Three light rooms, gas, DELMAR, BL sil Housekeeping rooms: ~~ at gy on bh Hand N.—One fur- | wiih comin tes o. % an eettlinnes te _car elefountaine utes to business center. Sidney 1655 = ~ PPP ROOM AS Se aeatce vh. ae TOR acco Extra f : ie aunery enience; hot water; laun- ————__— P . . ELEY ENTH, 2614 N.—Side room . ENTON, 2205—-Furnished front room, with Wtd.— ws N. 6th at 15) OREGON, 1711—Front room, with housekeep- ry: private: sr 0 ES KING'S HIGHWAY, 1008 N.—Nicely fur- ight party. Cabany 2001. caenidanaina en for lieht ‘Reusekcapient | ome ry kitch- WEST ~ rd; fit for two men: private. or privileges of 4 a, pot: ——edband or i ing privileges; furnace heat: near car line. DELMAR Bl., 50 13—Laree. light, warm __nished front room: good heat; reasonabie, — Single. for gentleman, in n+ permed GERALDINE. 40: = vite ee LEN NTON, 11 0S— Neatly furnished room, with Ly oom employed. a Box Y-153, Post-D! i bee PA Mh Sininos wares aloctricht sleeping room; hot water, phone: people | KING'S HIGHWAY. 00 S.—Heautiful ma- cated apartment: southern exposure; no | ‘Ay a 0—Nice front room; rea-| AUBERT, 7683—Rooms with or without, or without beard: free — —— - a tea eT cold bath. Grand S738W. y, emploved. hebany furnished steam-heated rooms: ad- | ext a references exchanged. For- | _*0? le; block to car. Colfax 756M. board EUCLI 1: ee _ pho ROOM AND BOARD Wa. St Bt fa COUN! — geet + TRS ’ ) a os eo ee See ~~ Pi , . =? ~ ; , - . same —- “ vel ie. ; } ee BARK. 2837—Nicely furnished front rooms, | >= LMAR BL., 4453—Desirable furnished| joining bath; private family: gentiemen | - . NGat aaa Teer _|G HER ALDINE, Ol1—Large front room: bath.| BELT, 1294—2 single rooms: good board; pri- | ae 4 D TE ee 20 — Apartment F; oat ‘ot ae all conveniences: Daesteols. revo Nine. - , with’ heat. y : room cor people employed; conveniences: | _Preferred. (7) | Os NKER RD., 563A—Furnished room; ot tlen electricity, all conveniences: to gen- Vate family. Forest 933 _— 2 & _mont) n ct: business man: about +5 1 E>- or ao 2 Rey a an Rell_phon (98x) | LACLEDE, 4371—Nicely furnisned rooms fo: vate family; steam heat; lady or gentle- a Bae .. _ladies employed. _ BOARD AND ROOM—UCntil. cn care during | GERALDINE, 4930-—Nice front room; break- mith. Box Y-19. Post-Dispateh. 4 the fict ‘ar: Lin Ae? 5 ee TPA) RK, ‘2634A—F ine t room, 1, newly furnished ; DELMAR a 4H7A—Two furnishe d “hee ont people employe d. (7) } mae aor ot ae BS GLASGOW _) t JI confinement: private home. Box H-226. fast if desired. ‘ ‘olfax 7 SOM. Ro OM AND BO MOARD Wtd.— : eee f 10. Del “—— 38 -T eS) heat, light, bath, $3 per week. rooms for light housekeeping. Phone For-| LACLEDE, 4315—Nice room on second floor: | >! Kt RBAN, 6126—Two nicely furnished GLASGOW AYV., 1712—Rooms free to care-| _ost- Dispatch. ladies: 14314 N.—Room and board for 2 Bn ng einetiten, y a; ie 7; lagen pe i! Pa wat en F dichbenn for wnt Renee eres; bath, ga8,| taker of tints.” spare time only. (c)| CABANNE, 5200—2 attractively furnished. adies: no other roomers: reasonable. first-class table: w -* men ro ‘e two 7x7 upr! lectric, furnace heat: conveniences. GLASGOW. PL., 3023—Two furnished rooms connecting moms; good board near. HARPER, 3205 Large rocm; ail conven-/ coupe; willing to ara - nes. ali the al eS ee 7 rents; $2 per week. DELMAR Bl... S056A— a —- = som 4. —~Neatly furn LACLEDE, 4565—Steam-heated furnished ~~ mnecting mm, er I AYLOR, lo2s ON, —Nicely furnished room for housekeepinz. $12 month. CATES, 5101—-Room and board. for two peo- jlences: hoard if desired: southern exposure. | house keepers need met” anewes " ~ -e a. overhauled and , , * Al condition. Gee PARK. 2: 307 A- ros ge AL pte My ow Va amend continuous hot water: §3 Toom for lady or gentleman; modern convs, tor hotisekeepingy rire; = orn conve L Adit aa F SDas. 42 furnished ru i — i ee | Fe N.—C onne nle emploved: good table LUCKY, 3963—1-or 2 front raoms and bath; Post-Dispetch. _— : PARK. 1983 Connecting rooms for house- DELMAR BL. 3717—Attractively fur- LACLEDE. sat ent ‘WO week, | TAYLOR, Uiko N.—2 jight housekeeping | large, nicely ftur- ished rooms, with running water: also NEWSTEAD, 4251 N.—Room and board; lv lady. in private family, or witht at Bis For ‘Sona, 140 PARK. 2043-—Fxtra large first-floor room. | DELMA MAR BL.. 5108—ie ell 1417. __—(62)| “for housekeeping: private family. eB err ee ER. 4204 Ro agp Mena ah ynished 2d-floor front rooms for house- ag Tooms: excellent mals. Cabasy | home _ cooking: $35 week. pare AA m9 can feel at home; a has in pes ‘ , ' 3 au arge ee ee, ee een a ef ( as Cc ‘ity, ste at, ceeping: ery , nce. ‘ a : ures u e ' facing Lafayette Park: suiteble for busi- heated apartment: «il gst steam-| LACLEDE, 302\—Connecting and __ other | telephone, (2) | ep nt eeeromence -| GLARA. 1222--Nicely Tf ven ew NEWS ‘TEAD, | 3117 N.—Front room, _ with ae Aon een ae late waiting © but “Ws PICTURE MACHI! ness man or 2 ladies emploved: steam heat: nicely furnished. nveniences; rooms: housekeeping or unfurnished, a= a _ -|GRAND, 2332 N.—Bright. furnished room, +4 ’ ve cely furnishec room; oar ail modern conveniences, Colfax ghted room,” é *» lens. Grid rheos all conveniences. Victor 12871 ' . §266-—Desivablelaree Tie (1) LAULEDE. 36S5- eer Sleeping or light house- | VERNON, 5300 A—Large, front room, kitch- | bath, electric ight, furnace heat, phone; omen, x private family; people employed; ° gegen & ~ a - = ’ s.r ee et ne “meh Or woneen ake, front keeping rooms, furnished. ooh bei ilenes: 2 ,_ladies_or coupe cs _emploves private family. SLEMENS ap ceneesinne -| PATTON, Ag73—-Wanted, small children to| PA* siven’ naa ee oe ae M3 yght and sold, & floor front; separate entrance. Call Sun- | cooking privilenon’ 1 single. mployed: | TACLEDE, 4026A—Nicely furnished rooms, | nell ag oon of 7 7—Light housekeeping | HARPER. 3210—Furnished front room: | © celedae teeee: ait tote Pera las wp § POR ER A — | Grand and Hodiamont, Laclede and e &. y. DELMAR BL, $816—Cheerful, nicely fur. steam heat. hot water; 2 car lines, | TON VERSES EL wr - __ private family: half block of Grand. a errere ae Sone — oe: = — = PRAIRIE, 20444-—-Nice hall room; all con-| answer at once. giving full partic 4 eat: men, Just oat. at PESTALOZZI, 3°4SA—Furnished room, sin- nisthed front cely ur- \CLEDE. 3685—_N nished front par- v. ARSEN, 5043— arge rurnisnec soutn | HEBERT, 2324-—Neatly furnished room, with 7 saN ed, rer oy arge, Warm room, with; veniences: hoard optional. boarding house need answer, iat rs ne. os gle:_convenlencen: private family." "| tierwen, "'t TOs A conventences: kea-/ Misc tconnecting rooms, housekeeping: Gon. | MACE VON VE ERS & N. OG—F urnished | | furnished; nan range: bath. phone with board z_all conveniences: r reasonable. board; all conveniences. South Side: Bann Mn. Ag private Seth: made by Wallac room: all convenienc es; private; clean. Lin- monger es DELMAR BL., 5056—Well- heated rooms; ex-/} ST. LOUIS, 4e07A—Nik ely furnished for gwen- fast o tional, Hox H-228, Post- a ind. J. ROOM——Larze. checrful, for ‘two emploved; | DELMAR BL., 4019— Nicely furnished front sation: clean, completely furnished room; private family: near Tower Grove Park: rooms; connecting: well heated: house-| Plenty heat; bot water; phore; prefer men: | dell 1788 | KENNERLY, 3963—Steam-heated connecting A. Stern. references, Grand 375. _ keeping. rensonable. 2 Pe ee ee eee | yroofhtis for housekeeping: private family. (2) | cellent meals: $6.50 week; private home, tlemen or comme emploved. ROOM--For rent; furnished; all conveniences;; DELMAR BL.. S00hA—Nicelv ee [Jua; l,. 2500-—Laree trout poammt en. | YON VE RSE IN, 5086-— Furnished rooms, hall | -TNGOLN waste wal DELMAR BL., 5049—Room and board, for | ST. LOUIS. 3504—Two well-furnished rooms. on McCausland av., near Hamilton jine: room: all conveniences : cultured, is ge | coment board: hot-water heat: owner's | room, neatly furnished, $2 week; large, gan, water: newly wo unfurnished reome, couple: $5. with beard? hot-water heat. electricity: in | ay “ PARK, 2634A—Hall rooin, bath, lignt, heat, | est 5 hot bath: furnace heat: men preferred. | ~ a ok ey tee Oe. Lhe Sa tee Riighc ce as Pap jc a - e-% ate : Bunt RU MS For sale, 300_ m capacity. J. A. 3 Ls $10 per month. Box } Y-39%5, Post-Dispatch. _ Jewish family. light roo Sa e pe + Mw. DEI { fami} — — : oe ‘ “MAR BI... 3840—Room and board, $4:| private family. aceinairanen ” a. i “9 “i a : Room, for en elec- DELMAR BL., 4154—Pleasant. well fur- LINDEI ~ t ~ ae Gp OP on A h anne | | VON” Gamaiees aoe oye me m fet | LUCKY. Set 6 ales, ee meals. _$% for 21: home cooking. om WASHINGTON BL... 4554— Single room, 5004 FOR SA LE—W ) a BINTTNGS— 7 nee, ai ric lirhts, hot ha per wee nished room; modern conveniences: private sp p=neates room, continusus het water; | sinzie room. Lindell 571% : | ae DELMAR BL... 10it--Lavas. fucuighed seaan room, | . ome: excellent tabie: Forest 3514J. te eee : nad MAFFITT, 38725—Furnished front room; Ist for two. with board: &3 week. a (ee _ golored prints a o — y ~ " DELMAR BL... 3856—Front room with HOTELS sone agate, lic line, minimum Ie. a Su FAN BL oy S street RUSSELL, 3644—Furnished room, southern | _family. to ————-= | YON VERSEN, 5234—-Very ae LINDELL Bl, 4351—Southerm exposed, . Theat ell endis Eeieee fe | eee tek ae ( board: couple employed: piano. electric- Jut-of-town or ae floor rooms for ladies emiployed. Grand | _Yeniences. aino: table guente._ | ing: neatly furnished. ity: $5 week. ee ae ses on Animate. y MA — See SA. Bion. tit ae e : + : | , @x posure, priv ate family. DELMAR BL., 4413—Large front room: com- con family RUSSELL. 3844 After Nov. 34 and 3 plete for housekeeping; steam heat; con-| ,*'rictly modern, excellent meals, couple: ee ara | peat pagan 1405 —Roems for light Housekeep- DE ; Gere ; ; "AG > 914—2 front reoms, for 7s a R265. DELMAR Bl.. 7034A—Front hallv also smait | LINDELL BL., 2629—Nicely furnished par. | WAGONER PL., 1 MONTGOMERY, 1928—Neatly furnished 3 ; ALCAZAR HOTEU—3127 Locust: clean, mod- C PORE s Pe housekeeping ; heat, hot bath, a pee | DELMAR BL., 4360—Private family: excel- ameras, Store and Office Pizty RUSSELL. 4154A—Hall room. for girl em- room: kitchen privilege; heat, eelctricity, Pon gy «lige nary Be pene od IB gm ly “Ted, ; jebkess Won oe rae sccte Saauinid tan: —— eee pleasant surroundings; very ~ Py ory en an private bath: a Discount EE ye on ‘aves a - - — ee | ‘tae two: atk cee BHARDELL HOTEL, 434 and Livdell bi: earns = m 12th st.; Central oh ; ° fre , denne ployed; all conveniences; meals if pre- free phone: ladies or gentlemen. — Forest lent environment. WASHINGTON RBL., 4368—Nice, large single vi tdicgg: megeoemay te yet ee «A. | a? en mee - ) SO gt : : : > a | ; ‘ain room; all conveniences: also garage. DELMAR BL. 4116—Third-floor room. = high-class family betel: American he MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Oil—-For sale, a per ferred. RUSSELI, SS51A—Large, lovely room, for} DELMAR BL... 5711—furnisnet one-room MARYLAND, 4200A—Nice- steam-heated [ne MULLANPHY, 2118—Apartment 32; desir- good board, for 2: $4.50 each; all conven- ae been used with two ladies or gentlemen: all conveniences; apartment: private bath: steam near: Mur- private family. + a gg ee 051. cooking ailowed; ref- os aan P ‘ ‘ ¥¢ fee a} : se 23) “Ly 26 sasha ae TE — neom eave Middle-aged _gentl mans | WASHINGTON BL. | 4251—Lovely A floor NEW STEAD, 2900 N.—Furnished rooms, adjoining room; genileman or employed _Dienty hot water: board S77: private bath. “ay mes Por mle: frame RUTGER, 1141A—One to three rooms, fur- _ ae | m: tke ae | Yo oe DELMAR BL., 5890—Third floor west; “Dri | hounefeenttig 4110—One completely furnished | Teo. reasonable _ bs "eg aa chet nh ter | with or without light housekeeping; $2.50,| couple; board optional. HAMILTON HOTEL ; ee frames. complete, 100 room: private family. Lindel 2683R, i Ww ASHING TON EL., 3934—Sleeping rooms, : 9 = » = Ste fair able, steam-heated, furnished room, $2.50 fences. T,indell 2924W (7) GRAND HOTEL jue fireratuse’ ¢ MARYIO . 4128—H ns all conveniences. Sena ( > $ send MARYLAND, 4126—Have nice front sleeping ne nnfnenn—nemneens | POP week. DELMAR BL., 3524 —Nice 2d-floor front ani of citr: steam Grand and Pine. iin heart ABDOMINAL ait ; > @ Waterproef Co. ™ . v "i — — ————.- nished or unfurnished; private home. fo abl furni hed r i t bl ri r WASH ~ v en tl &° n . TENT Vs ee and rt y shea room in respectable p houseReeping room: all conveniences: pri- | WASHING?TO — p> een, § tle: ed , LM : “ | : BEV Et H, 1526 § lwo nice rooms an vate family; gentleman or lady; every con- Cc Cc ri x N +: oo rR convenien DEL MAR BL... %66: 2—War 1. comfortabl Hamilton ay. at Hodiamont car jine: Eu- —Second-floor front room,|! water. steam heat. refi ST ANGE. 131>- cone t. refined, permanently et- steam heat, electric: "eal after 6 p.m. (7) fortable room for gentleman; ‘convenient! y for two gentlemen or couple. Call Sunday. ENRIGHT, 5007—Front room: southern ¢x- Washington bl. Forest %1 --- ae eens mee venient to 4 car ines. jrand 4056 M Oo Ww a "= EUCLID, 767 N.—1 or 2 ladies employed; . ~* ey aoe sae heat.” Hox colres, unfur- re NB AYECR DT RPT . respectable, permanent, employed adults: _ gentlemen; stea : : ee BCHOLLMEYER, 4919—Two to five rooms, £2.50 m_heat: first floor. 3 | Private family: home for Dermanent peopl: room in pmMvate family. | | aR . oa up; sleeping, hous *keeping, ante!) ee side toot? attractive; reasonable. River F ASS, } { McPHERSON, 4027—1 or 2 refined girls can | W: ASHINGTON, Av40- Re 7 gees 419 En- 718, $623-—Furnished rooms fer sleep-| Private family. at Sy Se" a aaa ae DU “ IN. i: ab. a atly “furnished front .¢ Ora get room and board or light houseke eping: a ight ae se eeping suite oO x _( 02) | ing or light housekeeping; steam heat. EV (LID, 408 N. (McPherson. and | 2 uclid)— SHi1! INANDOAT me 1 A ge 015— rs A ey ee) in priv: ute vans hte reasonable. call Chapman after 5; Lindel] 5ST46R (7) | ect_ service. a ‘SY LOUIS. 1127—Rooms for light house Room with connecting bath: continuous oa ¢ : PER ewe on ee ge, 4°) 7 f 3h. 3832 4 re } ' ; nainted: good cellar and attic. Irajuire 2124 | DUNCAN. | *i—2 furnished rooms, all con- | we My all con s22— Elegantly furnish | aes teat rou a pg LS keeping: gas, laundry. coal furnished. Ma Ba tL Re excellent_meals. ROOM Wid. —By lady employed : eaenenee: nainted 2 | _veniences, : ae wae nces; private family; | ences: also garage. — (7)| ST. LOUIS, 2835—Nice, large room, suitable| EUCLID, 310A S.—One nice! ly furnished room | - in central part. Box Y-?51. Post-D | : ———s | t | for girl employed; will give meals. For- | | . | with alcove, for light housekeeping: also| tled people. S kties | Yecueed a single rooms, DELMAR BL, 874: A ay ok comms 48 400k di ame s 4 ‘ 8 ies . = , ee ay ; ? "ri if én4 a * 8ST. VINCENT, 4617--Second-floor front; hot housekeeping rooms: 2d floor front and | heated apartment: twin beds or single. | Gemtecting- heestebenton Nicely, Furled bath; unfurnished: $6. _board optional. MELVILLE HOTEL Beth . J. Ae He pistol’: or exch ’ . > ‘ >? e } ’ 7 ‘ ' ee of tA uv = : ” y : e ana cold water. bath and electric. _ pr oagar es rm floor rooms. Fas range, k McPHERSON, 4251—Nicely furnished room: | rooms; conveniences, “PECK, 4021—Furnished rooms, to one or| ENRIGHT. 4627—Rooms with board: in| 5338 BARTMER AV. BANJO—For sale: Hemnut = ones cee ~_=- BT. VINCENT. 3420--Furnished front rooms, | enette. running water: all conveniences. _conveniences: private family 7 NAGTON il, aieae ished rooms. | _tWo gentlemen: private home; between private family: to parties employed: rea-| A refined home for refined peovle: all! Nell 5802 Delma Eee for cood } nye For eaie, Colt auto __steatn heat: electric: continuous hot water.) pDeELMAR FE I., 5185—Three bright steam- | MCPHERSON. 4628— Rooms in Pee ra ah Syn ntevenetie mieds -Furnishe loratity: | Railev and Kossuth. _fonable. conveniences. American pian: od BARBER SHOP. OU eet BE t condition, 822. ST. VINCENT, 26%1—Two connecting rooms, | heated, furnished housekeeping rooms, sec- | home: all convs.; reasonable. (7) | Lindell 3473W | PRAIRIE. 122h—Furnished room, reasonable.| ENRIGHT, 5193—Room and board, suitable | A2l0c_ Page care. mea ed {c8)| age charges: 3- UP IT fia e sale for ‘a "; two dress form unfurnished: bath, gas, electric eS ee floor south front rooms; gas range, | McPHERSON. 204—Room: steam heat: rea-/| { STON BRL. 28 Rrieh: =i. fu ee as : vith for couple or two people: hot-water heat: | ——!| Franklin enair outlit. complete, — hesters. 85 each SALENA. 2920—Two rooms, 3d. ry “water,| _*lectricity, $8 per week for 2: Adults only. sonable: near car lines, | | WASHINGTON Pes brie Ey od : ym uy a rooms in rear, wit ee to wee and Hodiamont car | ROOMS WANTED | ATH TU. aie . marb . ‘A-One gia ' ee a ial agama “Pe —_—— ae “ f : ‘ » t (7* | | ‘ “a © sae, ane marble ,' ' as: $1. _. | DELMAR BL. 4052 —Nicely furnished, clean, McPHE RSON, 49: oS -W arm, ‘Jarge_ “room for | free e phone. | pa eee Se ee omer io 3 AR nee! | RANA A Atala ee eee stand. __ comp lete. M . peg | . él ENAN ay . All. ” SRR he ~Furnished room, ‘con- c heerfu] rooms. thoroughly he ated, con- one or tw oO: kite hen priv ileges; phone, (80) | ‘ call j b] 9 1 fi | ROOM— Large. beautifully Hse oe 691. to ETZEL. SR: 58—-Pleasant. comfortable, south- ROOMS Wa. = -_-_---— ond av. OTH aston; r o - a . titruous hot bath, electricity. f wew | WASHINGTON BL.. 4415—Desirable 2d floor | ladv employed: home o Colfax ern-exnosed room: owner's home: breakfaet . uarurnienedy bath, heat BATH TUBS—Por sale: ; at BiNis and heating supp y. ree phone. | Mc?HE RSON, 3037—Front room, one or two | room for gentleman: heat, bath. free phone. ST LOU 1S. 2ho2— , Address 20 9 trade for Victrola. Han ' ie hi—Two neatly furnished | “ASTON, 3025—Two unfurnished rooms; sec- | McPHERSON, 3917A--3 unfurnished rooms, | WASHINGTON BL, 3620—Well_ furnished | ST, LOUIS. 2887—Front room, nicely fur- sew ry: «= omcmilont beard. Forest) ce Parlor. Hamilton and “Maple Hotel Bil MACHINE Paw wa as BIMPSON Pi., 1731—Two neatly furnished __ond ky as am - . m . : Si are ES |'ROOM Wid — — : ~___ | - ri and bath $20, includ! st he ‘ rooms, with good board; electricity, con nished for light housekeeping; southern - —— td.—By gentieman. in an ¢ apart- Let mn and t a4 alight, Housekeeping | rooms; steam heat, EASTON, 4271W—One hall room, one light | Call Sundav: after 6 during Pe ee tinuous hot water, exposure: very reasonable. | KENSINGTON, “020— Nicely furnished | — must have two windows; west of BILLIARD ana revairt for ae 2 retrie 4 ; a PR ae ; % eo ‘ | ine 528 mvs 6 te ° a nna e . . » ‘ " } * en 3 eS ON , Om : a fayette Park housekeeping room; furnished, _ | McPHERSON, 3927A—Large south ~~ front | W ASHINGSON BL., 3825—Front, first floor | Sp LOUIS, 4225—Furnished room; kitchen, vate tanliy, board; all conveniences; pri | Room Wee _Post-Dispatch. “ke! A. Sehreiae’ ms ae 4 min tf sold at once re ‘BIXTH, 1212 S.—2 and 3 rooms. $6 and $8: | PASTON, 5852A—Beautiful furnished rooms| room, for two: steam heat; board optional. room; couple or gentlemen, 3d floor rooms, heat, electric, gas; $5.50; phone; conven- | ———- : | UO Vtd.-Large, unfurnished, front: near | > Central M4 o Se nen sy F eaeee 4 = SO. ‘ &. Ss { f | with board. (2) nNcee KEN! om NGTON, 5225—Rooms and ‘board: 4300 West Pine: board i ne ae . ; stale electricity. rae water and attic. : n private family; everything modern; gen- | (1) | n_boart iences © covking: aii canvedtenens: bet Lindell 5929. optional. Telephone SHARPENING | MACHT Be hei Tr anie, Colts ane EPRIN« sw ented : tlemen only. | McPHERSON. 4718—_F “Fur.| WASHINGTON BL., 4923—Exceptonally | o7 LOUIS. 4644—3 or 4 unfurnished —— — weed fn Eee ; Safety razor; 1 or 2. Box C-& Poh u weoust #t., MM et PRING, ; J406 S.-—-Large, bright room; mod- : ront room fur double: nicely | * reamonats | ROOMS Wtd—®2 POE gee: as RP KASTON, 4408A—Furnished or unfurnished nisned; gentleman; reasonable; ali conven-| mice front room, single or double; nicely on second floor: all cenveniences: to - Ms td.—2 or 3 unfurnished rooms, | BRACES—Flat-foot ot tft “aie, .22 Winete : ae recs 1007 v 7 ts - room for lady, with kitchen privileges, in | fences. (45x) | furnished home. quiet party. Forest 4593. ~ | KENSING YTON, 5101—Comfortably furnished, | With heat and gas. centrally locate, by R. J. Daweon Invalid Senoly Co - inn one Bavage repeater, .: ; aig Foe eet ees iain —._..- | _Private family; bath and gas, | IN me ype eo 2a | WASHINGTON BL., 4115-—-Bright, desirable, . : large. front room, suitable for two: twin | W°® /avlics employed. Box H-415, _Post-Dis. : 4 ur : rie : | McPH ON, 4398A—I Furnished rooms; 7 ee | SEMPLE, 1621—Want refined young * we to| 5, Roc ————— ——_ |) : P = ais THIRTEENTH, 1525 §.—2 neatly furfiishet | EASTON. 6123-—Two steam heated furnished ’ ation: Olive lines: privileges of | Well furnished rooms; every convenience; |“ chare nicely furnished rooms: conv | beds, excellent table, home cooking: private. | ROOM Wid. —Nicinity Pershing and De Bail-| BROOMS—For aie, fine house ice or sale: Mariin, 22: | at Sather re rooms, for light housekeepinc: B. ~~" housekeeping peewn. kas and elec- . ; people emploved preferred: refer- | oa car line: reasonable. Reem — | SLAt TERY, 9725-3 light. large rooms: good | Forest TAHIW. Par Mo avs.; best of references. Catuny| brooms at 87 per dozen. Box L 173, pt a . | 7 si Marit: : ale Sa Sa ric, Not and cold water, _| ences, Lindell 948W., | WASHINGTON BL... 4960—2d-floor — eB | LINDELL BL., $246—Good room. board: ref. : icimenicnstiiittitliabitiieiat PS SS ry -ARPET CL — — rretittonn , ae : Pie THI IRTY-NINTH, 2104 §. (cor. Russell)— | ENRIGHT, 4169-—Connectine rooms for > 5 ag99 gree ene m beautifully furnished; convenient to | order, JOST- MILLER. 105 N. 9th st. (7) | __erences: conveniences, Lindell 79, ROOM Wtd.—-Gentieman desires furnished | ‘Franz’ JEANE For vey For wale. Winchester a F McPHERSON, 3925—U nfurnished, south front ) Te with’ a attach. > A | AM sunny, sieam-heated room; private light housekeeping: all conveniences. re! Nive car. a LINDELL. 4167—Be " she ; f bl] a U NIVERSTITY, y ‘ peg ee : > —; : ‘aes ‘a ry 4 | — er eaten paymenis: iepairing: Kvuaranteed. hert Bs UN . ; . . Peelers a Sh eae WEST ae mtgee. CSbTOhe alec, lathe. geem.| MONTCLAIR, 1881-2. nicely furnished | WABHINGTON Bic aite_Oeautiful second ele Shen Set, a ee "| Mole for lor S casa front Foon, waite | ROOM Wid. -— Furnished. housekeeping, by. el- les Co..' 1016 Pine. Cen. 230, Main 4k | Me ee furnished complete for housekeeping:| rooms. electricity, gas, screened poreh. h¢ ) ont amd connecting room, suitable | qousss SE | tah fami a y steam heated; private ——————$__—__ a yy oaie: coubie BBP PPP APA IP PL OLS ee, _steam heat: reasonable: i_adult onl KR: an] ward water: for light housek a. re Pay fr + | tri light, steam heat ENS I Ral ESE et i eS ea B40. ; near Grand and Lafayette. Forest CE METERY LOT — -For | sale: ly lot ton = + AN " : ream : i 8S oniy. é ousekKeeping; rent | for 4 gentlemen: electric light, ste - | ie | Z = 1 Ae + se Pee a oe reas. Forest 8T90W (7) Lk NRIGHT, 4198)—6228 Delmar. 4940 > Wasntar: a R } car to COW west. Phone For- | - sell phene; wind ~aconable Fs oh —————-— | ROOMS FOR RENT COLORED ~| McPHERS ON, 43 00—Large. beautifull room. ' Re OM Wid. .Latge, “in ‘private “¢ 13 —-— | toumenabd ie. Bex H 130 “Ponts - Dispatch, ge P| fy ae oe. me i 4 - ; 2 z BBB Oe of » e ami y, ; ne rté ox ‘ "ty ay — ifotiatl ela ter + : ee ~ TM —— “> 4 > uthern - 7? ? j al * ~ — * t> Sa eet AUBERT. et —Nice large room; steam | shen, housekeeping rooms; free gas, eS) | agi! ate pnd hae yg 2, 4522—Newly fur- ee noe teen it a ne ine roont, x a rn R BU.. os nye ee | pont Arne on BS gg Ba si. | Fagen nee ith of, without eee ce ue: TE BY le “Ce For sale: 3-crave Wea ware: Si fe amen t ell ° a nish j i > ane | : good “ 5 = syed | ‘ment room: Ww ad OFM. | . -- : : ~ say ‘ ox 22, | : ‘eters emetery: ; e- ive . 1 aT Vir Tk3- Nice larvae ‘veoue bet. — EN conn h og - Ww + furnished room, hot-! fent a car liner. wat mousckesming: even eeor le pre —a "eee: gene sae: 5 mployed Sasi = Se eee MAP. Ek. 6O29o—L ie southern front room; | _Post-Dispate h. . che ap. “MSA C ‘ates. Af — me — ~ ~ : water hea a modern conveniences: og 5, gee eteaenseeremtennaten — mune | VEOTIC prercercm : ! a oe = 6 Get. tantte. te ; one | al conv eniences est hore cooking; rea- | panier as ‘Pia scatman: 7 - a he og ae RAI pon A pe __neat; single or connecting; reasonable. vate home; references, , sh coe 511 N.—C ‘orner Olive and. WASHINGTON BL., 4256—Delightful 1 row, ae te oe a ee at sonable. oe ats Puralahed: at ie rentie- | ' moe aoa “ss ~ TTT tout Dicpatekaae ‘enh we OREN RS OTA lig eee secrete aees ~----——— | ewstea apartment C: nicely fu | } % sun yarlor: new, never occu- - tte ok a tn = | os oo Me AL M y a ‘ - lone 9 ont nnd o Core thy . CBCES mn neig rhood of | a _——_ = a, ‘ . a0 OD ian a wuh-ar wiheet beenane — Fag! 2 ENRIGHT. 42—Owner wants emploved; front room on second-floor feo Forma pied: ll woman preferred: references: | LAWTON, 3400A—Two connecting unfur- | a tty poe od ry excellent” ho t a. ener | en Tarn. Wie OC onathout meals; wii! © HILD'S Bi ECTRIC ENGIN NE— om ; “ te te Lf deeetenicncee. eceping; a RB mo mesern: ww share fennel rooms; | apartment: Bell phone: re asonable, | phone being installed. Second apt. south, (1) ee . front rooms; also furnished BOCES. we. ea hh SE _Box C-202. Post- Dispatch. A case, track: large size. Ghee . | $1 «7 : Seta 21k: Monda 3 an, | om = it oe P . s 7 a # -z- ‘ND, : , ry front | © young men want me ~ j 3 BARTMER. mt cen hg _ omer ENKIGHT, 6843A—Neatly furnished rooms: | OLIVE. a Nicely oe h ont _Feeer, Bahn ray _ , LACLEDE, 2321—Two rooms in rear, §1.75| room, well furnished, well heated: quali | with a strictly private Jewish family; “i | CHRISTS ‘MAS TREE “Por eae; f-loot a é . x. goes Py ind 2: = hot-water heat: ail conveniences. Call or steam heat: 4 private fami ly. ss FOOmS ; | : =~ Room: continuous or week (*)| private home; two ladies employed: good | cation between Grand and Unfon. | fietal; with decorations; goed as new, © cal rut “iN BARTMER. S011—Furnished rooms, with | Phone Cabany O457R. Monday. — | WASHINGTON BL., 4600—Roc ik. eee NS 111A — Nicely furnished | board near; ail conveniences. Lindell 276 \ Y-76, Post-Dispatch. sh rt. He ae ae NTS, ¢ _ Aliso other rooms. Cabary 3466It. ENRIGH?. 5044—-Larze 2d-floor “front room OLIV KE. 471s Room; | large southern: Private | _hot water; kitchen privileges; $4 a week. PEN Aly . (®) RooMs Wid.—3 or 4 eaptialte’ eutaras = ‘CHURCH HELLS—For sale: }alneb % & atten Eheit eter nanan emamnanetis | be: . am y: conven neces i: = o — — first- -cCIAgSs . ry : ® j , ra ae i ae F urn s or ° : = " ; “ ‘x rT | >. ' e ‘i BARTMER, 3595—Pleasant furnished be orivate home. lieht housekeeping privileges: OLIVE a3. ee newly Famine = i ae | WASHING’ TON, Bia, 4904—(ne eta bok | LUCAS, 3329--To colored: one furn'en- NEWBERRY Oy aoe ry S522. “Downstairs | sfuresetes room s for housekeeping: in | inch. cheap for quick sale. Anton Bells se: S worsted : 2 oa lights, parion, ¢ dining room, kitchen priv’ (ENKIGHT, S20 Single room: all jconven- beat “hot water, kitchen tiie oes | chamber. well kept, heated; home of refine- | nee. with all conveniences: family. com an ar omelike; private | | _alshed —% eauted Bee’ ty ae 4 for. Sone. 1240 _ Jefferson. a -| K —§ 1. Sa . . | a is, | S—For sale, G0 best 10-cent ~~ a leges; gas includ ences; congenial gurroumdings ; $2 week:) OLIVE, 45392—Suite of rooms: sl ment: Olive Cniversity car. ——. | emmy: ——-- NORTH 2 \ ———— | hme tee te an 4 7 ara ~ 1 . me - / eeping or ee . 1 m for {: RT LAND, 4721 - Furnished rooms {n pri- HOOM Wd Two | ladies Want to. | $50; also saloon, $100; want Liberty OM} res i ate BAYARIG Tis —Nicely epratanes oe actes —omcinw ao Foor RE te hourekeeping: a ae ¢ SO conven- | W AGHENG TON, Bia. Bg Furnished large P pn eat 1 rooms ren ) vate family: with or without board. ae | With Kitchen privileges, from to rent room, Box H-106. Post- Dispatch. a tex] ° ™ . eT - ms CE __ (2): ENRIGHT, 4528A- “Desirable front room: | S, no children indell 192 sia ith kttehewettia of tenon heme. |i ge “Jefferson av.; three, VLIVE, 3744—kKooms, with board if desired, | an with furnished apartment. Box N-212, | CIGARS—Jlor >. andert Fo Te * : rentlemen; electric; conveniences: private OLIVE, 4221—-Furnishd room — | | With kitchenette, or sleeping |ROOMS—For colored: fersen av.; ee | ——__ — | Post-Dispatch. A r sale: 0.000. aii ote i>-galion gal BRI. 2110 two connecting unfurr ished Sawnliy. Forest 4249M. ' rah Alien Soar aka: recktaneem™, neat: Lindell €O007W. oe sinless rooms: water: $8 Deimar °749L f pate OLIVE 4315— “Very desirable room for couple | S price. : $4 per foo emall avant ia nae rae} he nee Ca Ooms; Tru RQ Water, gas, bath, rea- | -——-———-—— _— aiaggiek see | gentiemen or ‘couple emplo ved: es : | fae Sead. a employed, with hot and cold water and hot- | RixoMS Wed Twe ' olman's Cigar Store fie. . 3139 Kimberty a: " ous ae Fentie: loved: Ant. R "ASHINGTON RL.. 4621— Two connecting a ~ “ one : o sma! or one ‘large, un- t on Sans * a penedie. mA | ENKIGHY. i9iisA—Large. beautiful rooms: : CLIVE, 4403A—Apartrent Cc: tur. bem canteen "“Gidauirad furnished com-{ WASHINGTON BL., 4568—Nice, light base- Tr intent ern, breakfast if desired. Telephone | furnished, for Neht housekeeping, | with ~- A — — | ‘north of § NYLE, 329A N.—Nicely furnished ~ front | Mee ney emp! loved courte er business Women:| SHitied room. with al! conveates ey fur- plete for light housekeeping; gas range,| ment room, with toliet, bath and electric | — - »AG * —_— . “ ee : $$ . 2. ae , : > re saan eiemeeeanee ~~ ogee , TART game ing room; steam heat: all conveniences: he 8 — oe Connecting rooms, first \WRLLS. 55382 rooms, unfurnished, house- tn _ | ROOM. AND BOARD — Near Wagner Elec. | “@** vocate, 224 Walnut st.. ctty. — For sale, rolier-top desk and : , AUBERT. 746-—Nicely fu furnished sing! le or en. ivilege of Kitchen: 1 or 2 ladies employed. | ——CCT:_ £85. electric, phone, laundry, ___ | keeping: bath, gas, electric and heat: pri- _tric: all conv eniences. Cabany ROK ne nn gfe | ‘light housekee “ping, by | A217 Lannuet et. -. = J a wacker 2” ’ euite. front: Delmar, Hodlamont ron nse o en Forest 278M. _ | Pr AGE as x. 4 ——— shed front room for | vate home, light and clean, S12. ROOMS WITH BOARD-—CITY | ROOM , AND BOARD—-Nice large foe oom ee “quit, Sebeeh eee children: iA MONDS- Waiches. jemeiry ai - . (in |, wnn Pitas x. Av RT. 722--Furnished rooms: also” foc | ETZEL. 6938—Nicely furnished room for | gen- | —wcening: Bell pho | WEST CABANNB TER, G002A—Furnished | awn Can on wn nn nnnn ww «anmennnen —for two: board if desired. Forest 487¥M.! South Side, preferably aor om ors a rel Coed yeutftis Bros. & The t some. law lrht housekeening. ; Fr! tleman: home accommodation; all conven- | PAGE BL... . A471. One or 2 furnished ‘front | room, with private family: one y ik paw MISCELLANEOUS ROOM AND BOARD— Warm, comfortable, | than half hour's ride from duretiatn "Call Sredit Jewelers 23" Moor, 368 8 | Bee ran ae ie Vee ee ie: private family, | tlemen or couple employed; one block from) 1 A AAs | southern-exposed room: excellent meais:| T T_.Gidson, room 521 Ma DOLL--For sale; beautiful: iaree: ings mere eae » U Bhi i3i- Nicely Aggy STi all | BKUCLID, 112A S.—Very desirable room: PAGE BL, O2TON -F urn ish ed single roorn : | BHodiamont ear sheds. ROOM — aes. large front reem fer 2: _Hodiamont cars. Forest _ 26°38 F ‘ ——— —_— : smaller ones: perfect condition > - . ,ooly at = AURE RERT. 7aR 708A —Furriat ; steam heat, phone: Drivate i! Ae a Bs... ntleman or ladv emploved. Fore st SANG Ww ’| WESTMINSTER PL.. 4021—A large front del! 4879M. ROOM AND ROARD Beactiful room, # steam. Morrison, ee a - witheet kitchen priviterce Poors, omit or E UC L AD, y= N.--2 connecting front rooms. | PAGS Fi, 40 TA. s mall room : neatly fut. | om for ent _ Pree Sole Neat —Sleeping; also; dell 649" a three ladies employed te beard: private _ vane _girt. _ Bax 1-167, Post t-Die. (ce) : s ¢ “=. = vate BUCLID, 730 N.-24-floor. single room: ev-| VAG BL... 4851A--Want responsible arty | _Jisht conkine: all conventences. | RooMS AND BOARD—One or two furnished family: references: clean rooms: good board, | ROOM Wtd.—With breakfast: ‘Routh fide: me ARIMER. Sein -Larce front room: “auth. ory conv enienc e- reasonable | tO share “# Toor flat with ow ner ' ’ WE STMINS Te rR }’ ae 202 1, Neat room, on | rooms: brick rarage: private family: serve | _Delmar Sk79xX. __ lady employed. Rox H. mM. Post. Dirpat ch e; on. aie . ae ie — - ern exposure; all conveniences; gentiemen EUCLID, 27 8. (3d floor vouth)—Nicely fur-| PAGESEI... S27i—-1 or 2 front Fouls. eae | 2 floor, for _centiemen: all conveniences. | pp eh centiemen only: references. Lin- | ROOM-—Lady employed wanted to share) ROOM AND BOARD Wid. —Lady employed: | _ELECTRI@ TRONS—For sale: win "appt ances; te only | Mished room, in steam-heated apartment, _ "ance. sink: adults oe ee | WESTMINSTER PI... 3916—Students§ can’ - : mam ntvebh steam: low rent. Box H-3. poritively no other boarders: apartment | , 7aee, percoiators toas‘ers oe + Webster Groves = CATES. . 6156—2 rooms for light housckeep- '(" "fined family of adults. PAGE RL.. 4050—Large 24-floor neatly fur. | Sccommodate 4: large, clean rooms; all SOUTH eee epatch. ___. | Preferred. Box 1-27. Post-Dispatch, nie 8 Olive _st - : in ev ery _eonv enience. _hot- Water heat. | EUCLID. 7 764- i lea sunny. front rin: | ished ron | modern conv eniences : % ur _conveniences, i, RE a AE RPE = hoe SO EE Oe oe PAPA AAA PPP ALPPPPRPPAPPPPR, | REOM AND BOARD— Furnished ‘room, with ROOM AND BOARD Wr, —Schoolzirt wishes | BLECTRIC BU LBS For male. ' % , eS STKM rear os cA NOt Desirable room with heard : | nh beds; also rent hail room: gentle: | PAGR BEL... 4112— Fine front unfurnished WESTMINSTER PL., 4214—Well-furntshed, | RLENDON PI., 2148—Large room, for cne| cer. Sidney ys 4 tat private family; near poms — nice family: help before and | pinse's — Gee eR at Bovine. ne ute we a __ all convenien Leal _hometike surround'!ngs. mel only; call Sunday: references. Forest | room: ki t chen privilegwes: &5 month she ares deere every convenience; 7 or tye. how ounce: all conveniences: oy ROOM AND BOARD— F Rooke AND no ae a. S Dispatch. ———- | ELECTRIC BURGLAR ALARM ror @ pron ‘Co 4 16 ws oti 5424--Niceiy furnished roca: : » s%ept | PAGE ‘ 2 yp wremnngey 8 | _puones, FPessoOnAwe. es | COnebie, Reston GAbmr. ‘ -For ccnvie; hot and t;OARD Wt4d.—Two singie| ~ ° 2 : ~s . fantiemen or te a eomees, room. for 2, RUCLID., 326 N —Elegantly furnished room | , AGE BL, . pig eee furnished range, | Vis rMINSTER PL... 4203%—Two rooms. 34} ROARD—Wanted, voung lady to board. res cold running water, twin beds, real meals rooms and board for two: West End: tate for your automobile garage OF . ge oF, emia. emt Tyre, A Hal room: private family. in modern apartment, for one or two ladies | plove. ammo Swo unfurnished; adutis, em-| “‘tinor furnished complete for aren, _per week. Call 5400 Virginia av. Forest _40¢7. boned erence wen, ¥-378,_} Secarree woe ee = Eo Perfect comaiuen. ; > Sete pee neal ay auido re se | ME; CHEAP rent, ha . jOns— Ni ‘ POR RM ah ot ite a oT a ey eee pepe - een Lie - _ eae - | CASTLE MAN. 40)—Neativ furnished | ae NQGT | RO iM “AND BOARD Wid. ~ x 7 ; re nan venionts: ne ne "Pers KVANA, “(0 W.~—Sleeping or housekee Wins PAGH BL, #67—Reaatiful single front) WESTMINSTER PL., 4033-—Large, nicely exposed room: orivate home: every conven | near G am | ans Evans Sue Om a SCHINE..Por kal ’ y forest i electricity, furnace heat. sink gom: every convenience; free Pell phone; | furnished 2d-floor reome: Nght housckeet- | jence: near cat line: board optional: reason. | ROOM AND BOARD—5600 weet. Delmar | hy - Bex : a pe Gend an ee mn; newiv Aas orared: free Tet! phone. so ENA ine nrivilewea: reaennahbie (t' | able ear: 2 furnished rooms. with board - own. - EVER-READY flash fieht batteries: - ‘ * ow ah A ‘ 7 ” x— Boa : eam ; wl J. | 106 Peet state ful particulars Box } “| FENCE— For sale, a0) feet new wire ‘ “Ore?r. gond as new: ¥ Ns. Slo Neatly furnished rooms for. i ! = ATeeM eenvenionoes: private pd , l unfurnished room. 24 floor: reu sor. rt suitable for 2 gentlemen, alo | heat: telenhons private family ee - Post Dianateh ba j 5 ‘y ae “yor gr ¢ ~~ EMP LE. ~~ 1836—Nicely ~ furnished . onan ; fence. 4186 Wyoming ad “ K pete — . a tee ie Tie tee ee ee ‘ainda. é; a arnt meena CLEVELAND, 4249—Roeom and board; al! | “a /BOARD AND RC _é Fink — as new mabinet ranwe. roo ed ete _ - “ m. steam heat, | | A Bi, ‘ Sanchonphe ene str mianed room /W est WiSSTER rt, ._ Save nesweetae, ome. eel gg or private farily; lady em- | oar. "bea »ptional; private family; Page. Union | DARD A D i ROOM 1 wi 1 "Kntcherbother te | Jewels a. aan rer sale, os every thing Pa! ote = ; electricity Dornm . phon . loves erson: ’ me; | Dloy red. 774 ° neater, . A ~-Hounekeeping es ree phone: neatly furnishe vanes as 3) Wet SS VieniaoT, &247—Southern-exposed room. with | peepee: - Fares Forest @&i5 M Race: reasonable week, cant. . heat; ae CRITENDEN, 8460A—Beautiful room. clean: ROO! D Wid —Sieady ~ R thes all con ricer pgs AE | board for 2. ‘ate Egy oe ond Tanteaay: nelgn-| FLOWERS —For sales wo wire Slane be a wun snetia, iy * FINNEY. 751 act | PAGE te 735—2- ‘newly ‘furnished -' WESTMINSTER PL... 8965— Rooms: “Test - xcellent beard, Good a : = eee Th. wae, -~_ BAR eee: | rr necting housekeeping rooms: all xd con- dence. cx only employed; Olive RAND. 70 8 — La a saeant” al VER —" Wg ere nes freet and! 1291: Caban 221. ro of flewers. SO71 Artingeten. a on, hand. zane oye furnished “frent reome: NN. Sa50A 3434A—Fursisbed front room for jegant, bright. warm wast “PINE Ri... i118 Nicely furnished Wap a sreektant optional: remsonabie | 2412" mean Perest ROOM AND BOARD Wid.--¥ lady em- rT eae: tom nak Aa oe lie Fa = ay a A ; A—Furs aa | "he = oe inl fameany, -510-——Wanted. table boarders; | VON VERSEN. room a} ye EL” a eel PB, N._ Jefferson. — BS Lines’ hse caes'e room; hot-water heat. electric prive N arm bath: all comforts of « private home. INE ./?. = for + | oan _sccommodate limited number. in very desirable home. -D. : Ap . 22 8, 11s roomers. , Hrvpr ‘ IR coma, with er without VON VERABN. 4345 Wall-faralabed Be + > neta . : - pm Nee one reasonable housekeeping. i Sake done eee seamen ooma, = VON VERSEN, +43—W vate : ~ * , 1 é« sate ‘ song ; reasonable. * phe

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OS oP erence - — 7” hgh“ UR tee ee, ie FUND AY OCTOBER R 29. a, i. “7 tase lla Go ewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches, , and Miscell BOARD WANTE; TED D Wid.—_p my “Ee LANEOUS FOR SALE . MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE hae CO ——= " tli ea ae ow, aeally: refere % ~ ewer forms. size 36) EVER. :EADY Dario" ie igs a “HOUSEHOLD Goons ron one _HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE : -HOUSEHOLD GOODs Fc FoR SALE CUS FOR SALE | |_MOUSEHOLD Gooes F ' | OR SALE Post- t-Dis > ale h, id id hands: good ase ne ° on mh and Olive. the = at Linzes, 129 ? Olive ost . alwa, 2 BED co. CoucH > ote : tw + TARDE atts e h | m | 4 CES in le ‘ . i Tr) hine, >- ; 4 (to, Ul ije- ‘ a!) irs pate GAS STOVE. " fale. largest vive hot-air ¢ ie ea wal) + “gti = OVG, tahta « nd pb piy . i 4, iy robe, COal an ] Noo | For male ' siete bed. ™ t._006 Franklin paper see | ay. won ee! Raturda y afternoon Sun- | set books, "ki ‘hen table, rocking” qeauk®: | 14ye phhODoRTaph, baby Ko-cart: mn. | Parts OR masts FLATIRONS r | WI NH E ’ li? >A Hever — » vt fACKSTON 8 . We repair them L tn og 1. J t ATER —For ~ : a ms . inze's. liz Sale. $4, oo86 Lin. | Fi ANG > “ Ol! : [ Col! For 4 complete. reasonable. Haim: In WwW E m make the by best, paints, SMechamicg—yio2 ¥. 3008 Keokuk (7) Mechanj > iy ni... — —— : a GAS ss’ od — ce ft UGGY—For an-| KLECTRIC BLL a Was aie rae amps: |G on. LON E- ror 7 bale, ‘K00d, SS: wid. ; | -F sale _ Buck's; _ 3521 } N Titi | at >; ® parior sul fo. $5: 37: m. | rk | le: Home ns —— | ‘LANGAN'S S B: ARGAINS 1438 O'Fallon. Co teetntin | For e: > hot air; will hear 5 OF | ~netSJ sot 8. Sth ‘aiut Dhonog h b'ne ord. WIS Towns S20A N. Sarah. Lind el | iL ru " et PON OR TAD) 1s O9 record 3016 1 Wa. Bere a ise : - ae phono ara Dat nae Linze’ 3 : Le ac * bi Forest 792s ~ , _ ‘ Co f sale RE S ET- ~For gale. legant circassian | - — : civseihaenapitiien td. GAS R ANGE—} ‘or Sale, Quick ~~ —— “Ock- SOFGA wae Po e handle a line of new sam f : “ ~y =e Purchased from large factories. on whies 30 - cheap. large hot | ~Walnut: $10. SOME DiNING SUITE—P . For sale: “two lark hot air fur- , 4 : | BE ; J . J o Jac led Aa ‘ , Ne Aire Pfor - Bale; > | Die es: like ‘ . Meal, upr) hy wns ‘De : ; ‘4 oe I Pola : gor , new ; round pede Stal table. 1619 = te oven; : ‘ De 1s: reasonab!le : igt ‘ , oi ak "142, Rood conditio . , ight meee Te By Sd | ones » Jott 2G an tiadc : Apartm~,;' y was lawn | oe einen S15 8.1 th « ieaik r can save customers at -—For gale ¢ ‘barter a We aiso have g00d con melon. Busy Beer , $ Consisting aiaiag ves = ua Ps "rei, " gems - tr is r " wtat LIRONS—Fp or ~ sale: Fo: Sein . | TUO-CART -~For “gale. chil Chairs rockin » ro baker. dt 19 S. Se efferson,’ orse LO) order y 430 each: : 4 Co.. 4455 Mane beste . cee fey tures a! nd glassy wa c : i | - “ i BDH OOM ST VITE—Por sale: > — ry “OLS satenged ; es i PME che Dads rcol Ss, toasters and Brill _ OL Northland | RANGE. ~t 2 . ne , ridge & R - « aC) hot - -Wate ——- . an ie Sto: . gle, Winchester pump: trap! Storo or Office de Gar att Disp I cushion oe? she Inze's : st «, {WALL B INCH ‘es sap | vse VHING Tir = Sp ier : nn Vive st, SEA By wie BEN bor sale: Carly English oa” Neetions: e new: ate =~} dello —k or sale. rey in EATHER Tt ‘or sale. 3 in. “SMBUS oak ‘he New: $24) 47 eae ion. i FR iat: For Canvas Case, food as! “th fioor ~aclede_« as kK 2911 Bt. La Ay. | (s . lde ae B TDR 3 i; 4 certon . 4 sate and fy irror: $10. v615 Lac lede ‘ R ANGE_ H . Itely clep +s af : ‘Betar ome Se 3 | M s neamfort: with reservoir: one jay. R. 2 “a th ANG E—F'p; ate: large. hole Majestic; Looy “a kets and auto f ore ——— Zea, a COVERS. Dilan ‘ o . (ey i BEDR ‘ TY °tm.. . Dt (er) aay , Yee 7 gangs 7 - r rices, [Ueco, Grass- scenes t OM SL ITl-: ‘or sale: The “rh 7 = - ee Sale $35, for * —~00d ag new - Nise tice untur: a Rr Broadway. ’ (ec) ND | eae Bi) sont pe ortod; —~ pie yoae «| SVUR-POSTER bea: vom get. odd dresser a! $10, 2301 | ~i.Cheap. Keiner. ~15 5. 14 ee — ‘an | ron : ~—s & SEs P.C. gt cl it miler 5S bey ing 26 > ~ : ¢ . Ping. fo ; EL PECTRIC VLA TIR ONS—For RT AT Oa dW : vat . } - ( >i te b . . ae ie la bra bed, dav- | i rte lL ¢ 2 Kor Sale: oak; like hew; $8.50. | —_Simont new: bargain” one. 4 B RA SS B E D- -For | ting eft ar - friveratar ale ~ wTnhament , re. ai > vu 5S Kaston : ic} | RANG a sale; heating sto -| *rigerator, library table, burre et. dining ta-/ jj A TING STOVES _p St} ton: aay eee: on base: ‘ ‘ ~ | or sa le . at Sabaaa _ SOT} * 3° “Dp : kK eins o>’ =. 215 i . 10, "fo By Saretul young 4 ae mle 2 Seek, SUEaCe: sen. |= __ WIGCEL ee ad me tabestry aay ietbe: np rugs, | PYRNITCRE— vor sale, couten ts of es att ade ‘odmandolin and ganter = on tae FURNISHED 1 AT Mie ftniture in| Céntral igi” i —And parte gee — re Retr ve a _ pmcatrepinee ' dd ete. ; barg ins: * ay tS re: ‘oOnanhle;: rent : Tyr re ee ee é we erent : vr Sale ao a ae Pee room revtirements of every de- est 167 412¢ tiosan Joe Ge a at ee or | ‘Se, svlid brown im: 92 RANI URh—For ba! _ On account of. KiVine —maAT 4 r 5 TOV h——For Fule, Wilson, ; é Res 5 oa 16 harter Oak: Coal rabhge, entleman. ‘fur G 4219 Olive. Phones: Delmar 299) | | ATK’ CON COMPRESS SSOR. W td. 900 cuble 2 ) hes } 1K unae ese: Inassive S doors. 76 UD Housekeeping, : 67 A Nebra ska af ~ioe ct 2427 Blas Katone. -For Sale: Bridge & }; h & a 7 “hoe to a Electric: Or Sen ‘Ye ad in room: wy 4 EP) Box _Y-119, Cubic to — = e: , URNI TURE or sale: refrigerator. “me- “Pith a aan A “ale, medium size, ridg. » holes: $15 “sen ‘Romain 2 Superior: | . — minster pi ret $3 anc Foe anle tafys Olive; fe “- ki s iT “CHAIRS—- ‘For sale or rent. bed- | 5 ; . Ch, _fe) $27, wre ” Sen SyTIng 40d Mattress; _ d dium size; ke new, "3848 Washington a Tre —..28 New: 815. COT Ww vom) x . io le: Ro asine _ pil. nan oe i“. x... ‘gre N. s ne achit OCtor. Li = a a : Victor “1961. a back rests, crutches. sick- -room ; MIC ‘Ss sul mh rs BU "RANT rey R E—For Sale, all } “eR : ne wht r sale: odiant I @- _| _ back: - § : mr tages 4 Oak: hot-water ee we. _ Repaired ai LOuSs 7 bg - d con a: ae orake; Guciede at J. Dawson Invalid ves ‘e, . Bt — ce to. . : ae cover BRASS UE DP } 4 sale; rugs, library tab! e, tween 9 4. m. and 3 D. all ve le anne * Ole, WS. 12th V letor 254 Tay iGES— Com bin Apply SATA aston, SEWING MACHINE», aala daea Jia. re ; . ns GIG, « LU Rid faber and chiig A Be gama 99) | ome Gra . gonye The Phillipa W, tan’ cash eister; other goods: 72] recon, Po (c) HEATE BR —Fo or aie 2 Wi son, ; new; will sell t lowes, and coal; almosi “_DKer: 00d stitcher $10 $310 Olive at. 9 ee) s+ A coaster, ] ear Alao hildren’s ld While Wau WHEEL e ‘= ‘ a oO: ipl a" os . roe petilidren; cars # 3 eo. ‘Colfax 1285 W, (c) BOIL, ER Wtd.— -Smail tam ‘buna ch. cost Gla For paales 0s ote nested +. ans &, ooh. it ner reser aang jeshatang $3: 7 real Bas stove. 4487 _Delinar bi uperior Bridae & Beach: in|") 1; $7 E : : mg : 7 . . : 7 - } E “2 : a J é (2 " sf) Lion ” ea re | i ‘ a ] eee . rab 400! ’ , OD. 7220 Mi nn ney Ol er for “heb, } eames — 7 : ) a 4k + } or e: . lame Conditio , fal #4 ‘ 7 { “houte AT) ‘ . - PsOta a aker Blip ee = Aas weet r «ol Sal (harter Oak: é 8: $20, Keiner, | ING ; = h—-F or ee. © agli ft. nfxtension Be ) I's ~kor «; tle, fie herman’: Z (C) ; SA pnb AT! te " ed A pac egasleatah ates shone Mee . 7 un c af ‘For f seed me. ment Buc Kir z= HE =30; i Michigan, ik _ w | Ss «ey ® "he ae MACHINE autoniob > Des, ©. inte. Bi on a ~~ b. + pl > Til} ] lz fess Pit). — oe aed ae ACCUM Da men A (Ss—For : . " Mor r two a 4 a ine 26x26. nial oth- | Aiblon as {Serer worn: size ip bogs. tlar- 446; 4 Mi } he r-on. Tor de; 2 ‘ Vlor or J iat ede cA , Tr is aie Ba 1A; large ; can non: fieehene j ‘ ©Ndition h sale, P Bridge ge ¥ & ‘Beac h: good , 4 \, pape | . ' I mt; 'E ston r call For- | - 5 aa ews | BUF F ET oe “i , gion . RN ia — —— . — ~ Op, lo, : 1G17 S. Jef fferson. m kk , “ NOl-Water bac ‘kK. -S1} Kev- | . — a “iE 0 } fayette, my, 500t Bestoee a a Atl : . iliac | E or sale, tatest style Duffet ts Sie; and player Pia io: HE ‘TER... ar le na an ; SEWING meter cence? § - , ; | po stag | or. 7 rs Sawa ae =—— ’ dining room toe rye ecen re nten sq it ‘e piano; will gel] cheap. ‘ali Winter. coo). 8a! Sour th Pole, used one RANGE ; sale- rR; ick’s _ Electric mietor aitached. a We Bet an ~ Th ey affie “Ce latest r ‘ agile to i - no deale rs a ed apply «: 24" Sidney. lay y. =. éthi. j ; = ‘ re: 120 Mahle . . BD oe su Tay ' wil Wy ’ r ' back "340° 6-1 ole ‘cast fron: an herson . - . ‘ Heap, Cli NI j - cd ies = . : 5 wag ae — | 1A [ KLR- Ke ur Sale, $15: KOod as I Ww, & oar “ ae “e e. c adany S54 R. SE vw ] Ni “M ( ee ‘r ms hg cat - J . ran 7 ae nad ; - 3 (eo) - : AC “HINE—Fo. AA Le. $65 Sine.- » 4éCOClise io4 Leute; - drophead, like hew. $15. Ming ges 1531 « i sy - , : . —— SN: Private thay a> Be. _~ : 2. agg 4ni ps. R. cou | ; Rood, heavy: Al con-| he PONS, guns, r er ta ia ‘ 7. For sale nds, an thin etter “ *h. ee ee changed Wie. 102% Tamm. Sincnisitsatcaincies | 15th st. " S Central 8L00K%, se ga ~ homes “or sale ; Oak; good as new, J. i UR NITU RE—IFor Sale:Of 5 rooms, com.| 21: or Li Dh : 7 OB CCO-- a xtra fine, d. ; C ASH R E 5 STE eairili a Mi, rsing, v2] VW. W ashington, Kirkwood, beh te: “aaa co: ° “and fruit for Sale: leay Ving | . ce a m — . —— = maa A as or Sai > combination 2 coal a nad wi5 N. 1S age ee ’ R” Wid.— Tere | city. Gal ny2¥ afternoon: no’ dealers. | 1! "Mas hence te:,, 006 email and ann od very short time; kus, Broadway. y ce tne —o ue sign State pe ic d . ‘an i “tape | LUFT my) “T : P : . a ~ . ame Fel 1d D 4 ‘ “ 2342 M ah “an one 22 8§ Bry iw se excellent condita. ——— Cory) nondh pa vor ne Ww, for folding Boe, Po at. Disp ate oe Box , et styl. Oe — For Sa ie, William and M: ary ~ - je: —-- —F iit HE WER, “ 7s ATi« iga an, ic } + . mae (c8&3) SEWING MACHINE -For Sale Wil Ox - ‘ LANG az “ automati 8: © ‘“ ty ' NTE I s a - SA or CICK EN ain > wee yer | Delmar 44671. rap oak, brand-new. Phong fore 1 im Sunday or Monday, ~ be. | } new: ates 187 euR thor airtight; lik es a tanenrd conditi hot-water con-| cheap. ” 2 ay 3 + nag ne nents; i n; . am le, ile Fotlent | con - — | FO ale. ; - ane an Drie } > ive desc rj ao Ay _ -—~ ~ — | ne : bi wh vray, 2 ’ 5 Hk - . on _ c) er, 2 ‘ On: cheap, ; } 405 si ; Cal ~Steam- heater sy oy revolving. S618 SS. Broadw ay. | % INSH: RVE ys haat Fi-16° _ Poat- Disney ation | nd oo _ $17.50); sanain > “stern Salvas : in, €i- ae : , ’ ; . To . " ont - . } - — 8a! 8; Buck’ s. cast. ‘fron: : ’ & d Op € New Hore. $s) ; ie . one for | boy, 10 — Post - -Disvaten, 49 Der : ow ; ' , > ' ‘C you don’t Need. ree ee PL6.-D, : I: dresser | a aay OTTADE, oO782 Kings MEAT ER Po ae cond | soa Broadway e . O0 her, g yeara, va ihe siet machine me pees 1m. J. Wie- I ) one £F omor volg yoy Viive.| e« Onler wht ' iO hg A a . hury irst ‘ Weer 7 tt tay ey Sale, Jewe!] air-tigh: ale 14% ‘ tion; Cheap, Keiner, 215 : oP an? © ua reel, arts oa ee ates when. . Between 1 Poet, > ) Delmar: J. # Andel , S487, (cA) j he 7 7 7 : 7 «216. : i ty: : % ' , Tas! { I ; Oe ie 1, . - ; i ar ° cheap 1GIGA P *hio, aisO > ath s a : SEM ING . M AC H NB Fa r anie a pom Stitcl —— : . o#lt ; Jani: 7 a u $1: . “on —— sha , ‘ys , Roce ° . » § FY . vi ures be : re ta a m4 Of 4 co} i Jak © i. . . . . ‘ . oe a re : is . - _ t nee ° : : : . ta : *« ; . ‘he . a —e rE Y ne: 41 es 2 mx4 Wor thir ton _ r farr 4 use a a aN. W td. —Su! tabla a ; ary to iit : y t le. | ” . 4 Ms Sig b>: n : : . ro) , > ' a a $0 c a! ae ve 7 ‘ ei } rt Saie, Superior, No. #1 | f rhe me ge t I “ Be. hi . Home ‘ omfort, h . | ~ Wo- at : > ra) 1478 . Main Patt a y+ qT} ‘ j bia r Mehe y fen ~ é... °. Tacecyela- Rood .. - not “answer, Bo 2x He 10. y overhauled and a: S £uarantee] | ID iE NT Al, @ HAIp Wt 4. 4 wee te he * og oes . “er,” 0: lawn mower. | HE ATING: eT 'C) 0t-wat COllas: Kood as new; $20. Ox - = ee i amt newspa Der wa . er San on 8 wy ad “ais nm ae Condi. , He Al 7 Geo. Flori Machi ine; chair and forceps. — -Dentisi > Wants Idea} STOVE—For sale: large, wir | pe iia io a ‘ tOVES—For sale 2 ‘large: cheay Henri (ts asses rl é La & le st Son, also buggies. m “a2 OF phone ; 2Ds eS 10ne _For est 735. (c) a ; $10: alsy some office partition: Can) ‘NITURE—For sale a om S; dave nette. ig or a rs. Van Miller Studio, JAG Olive, LA NG ES—Hor Bale to av * a | | JF, — > , wetiapy — ; tO D # rge | R—~For sale; Medium gi: :e: excellent 0 ranges, 4 a. rarer 3 cha ‘ ~For saie inger a TOLLE ‘ , head rood as new: ms a by wale: £00d_ oo ; ’ i . A «at é . = att hm ot j ee ; ond: ion ai! iNnents areain $10 N02 Coaate . ‘ vw Ay 7" « » . Md [Ni a MAC HIN} = or « a! a* Soo Singer ru ‘ 7 d ens woos ine ‘ ondit! on: E Ty @ on small Payments: renting of fornia _—s bargain, 4307 Call. “URNAC om seen at 4312 Olive st. Amari. an Hard- ~ rugs, brass bed: c: Sunday and Mon- j ; big Bic ae ¢ ; . ACHELOR wardrobe, ts fu . rfiture’ ‘ot - 7 7a S, Stead. . 7 eee | . ee ese tere Gr iy car oer every street indexed an a Bat Y-195. He ed; sent Postpaid. 25c. Foster's, aio OL. D GOLD Ww ‘td.__p latinum, broken we CHINA CLOSET—Por 2 Bi : : —$—___. i +) | modi: Old. false teeth bought ken with 3 curved glasy- in’ first- FURNITURE—Por sale: in 4-room fiat that mw, Year. Apply at’ 4969") ee RNG Por sale: dressmakers’ coy i, | ~203% Marke: st. Sy | class condition; paid $60; ei sell for $35 Rn’ for rent. Call 2634A Olive after noon a ay (c) . "a tae ship = them. Tee on eetions: contents flats, dwellings “uehe ‘atte ays TES WANTED = ce round lots. ; ‘irs OFTICIAN TR TRIAL CASE Wiaa———(8) | need room. Victor 2303X ~~~ 2nd any afternoon til! Thursday. HEATER—For galery Wilson, No. jigs >. | hire ie al LS. | ree ¢ Mate: need goods l EVER REA tedden oneal . - 3 il. 6899 * Del. | _ day, Cabany 6758, “4 td. —Phone Sun- CHAIR S—For sale 6 1 Miishoa “Gatigue Fass FU RNITURE--For Sate: exchange your old burner electric stove, $2. Call 19064 Miia = | PANGES— or sal] Stee] crap fron and ~ : ZAKS Forest . Loe 52.8, -VER > ee ee Timah : —Have : | PENNY “SLC 9 Bk a Pattern soaire: colonia vouch; sewi ta- {| ,for new; hee if desired. Steiner Furni. | _fan | & nd ~ contents Biovir a— nses, ima: always employ, asant 0 4 BAVING MACHINED == | Broady ~ OT MACHINE Wia. itis 3 bie. 5120 Page ng | ture Co.! t S Broadway. (oA) | tip TER = it (ce) | ; ay ents of dwellings Ti 7v0s oe = Olive = a ex Private f 4 7; or fale. | . S. | « ° f : : — i eerie eee oiué ine OF Bale lar e ae w f+ c ©s rice in ‘hy le . le: ent to 33", lines, amily ; - F . made by Wallace & Smith Co.. | Ti "MBE — _.._ | CHIF FOROR i For sale; golden “Oak; “$15, hURNI PU RE- -For sa kitchen cabinet, | el, smal] Retort PiaaTEe di ° ra-dratt Jew. must be sold ; nis Bro Call Forest sock or Deimar 3804. Den- «. :" gir’ heel Juv vanile: one . i Witt 200 feet fic ~ | sideboard, $6: vern{s ‘ also laundry | U Can save 50c is E need : oe : ‘ . Ind. J, A. Stern. 17 th and Chest- | for chic Use t fl looring or ceiling. s oo 15 Law lede, aie 4g : de adi np ay I papal 5 Manrtin bed, $7: rocker. |_ stove ® $ bed Steads, 4353 Delmar b!. c) | > buying our Stoves. “3 on Pal (cS) 1). oe ~ a «th aston = __ ‘ n Ww or ~ - $2. heat Pg st Ove an d launs mg Stove, creases HE AT] Ni ‘ STOVE i - .] te - - ” nklin, M. tern, — Wi td. — Dresse chatrs. rockers. etc . : , For BA ie: Bo s ed riffe r -—Fo ga e: SUitab! le for | — ninuaninaibiiliaaiatea a need lot of Foods bad! tom ta lighta. a e- SDS ef: } Paar n PER SIAN RUG- For ale, . 9xi2: cost $200 for! houses and f; ‘ats. Hast, 5488 Easton. patents Jeorge Mey ay | Mt ae ke yO X H-22s Post I) en - (¢ 99) | e Second als -- re ~- _ _ ; —~ oa MS Fror sale. 3 300 sae . ) x4 . 150; also ty I ‘OROBE For: & iO. KO den oak. with and chi iffon ler. 6 East or ler 1 ? 7 ° on oil drums. SEAMER- a | Nirro; Om eid $15 a ere Olive, — i : FI ry R NIT? RE_ ir, ™ ile . hite - " — oo or store; reasonable. 3604 Fi n- $10 : ; iron 4 bed. I ; i $8: A also French velvet Tur: cost $160 for | T7SR. _Forest 5185. rp 14) ‘ pie Lee yV: also some jeather lounges and chairs. CARP ETS Wid. |.—Firnizure of all des : le: new. — + ‘ . . bl. patch est Park bl.. 24 floor’ east. Forest 609% | ‘bine >; furnitu 73, bookc eet oe | HAT y RA sk a sale: $2.50: parlor set. | Roc ‘KER ott. _4633 St. Louis, pate a , 1813 5; cost $9u; Fuss, dining set. 3937 De!’ or, Sale, stoves, rug house. | D NETTE SUITE Wtd.—Circassian we ; — = 3 N. Grand aa vw 4” ho] ld r¢ " ‘ a 4 ir "1S£ian } , “Urs x - ’ £oods of different kind. “T2004 Bo- | 1K t: good condition and Treasonabi. Sidn \Mitlon om 444° ohin 16 a +. ry pplored prints. 5120 Page pb SHOTGUN , Wid: -Pumt Dp ' ——__ {7 2 So. > eu 1Tl, With a 1, CHIEF FORORP Mor Sale : mahogany; ares«. . J Y; ~ ’ le id mis cellaneon S° ni yy - . : — nS ‘+ «0. 1713 Bonita | —"'4 ee | tanical av STR. : . 4 ! S street flushing lankx | SPE » © ’ ° 1 ” . SKIDS > — - . capacity; just right for ’ W td. 10 or 12 It. lon: for he aVY , is est 26: on, MIN > aan al neton. . Office Pixtures’ 1 ~ ae Vash “st. ; ‘or sale: : on a ee ” them At iow Drices; get your early pick. nearly new 517% = - . an - - ey e £ .) 4 ¢ ’ r insertions, eRe cae ni back: $20. 4161 W estminster |p} (eo) Bans b enA btsch table. + agn~ | ik - ) _Kaston Oe for old, (0-700 new. Montana Feath MOTOR r= auto CU47 Ga rene ne é - i , CYCLE—For anlc . Magi ee AE . PR ce SEC oll e sat ot ae § f cal) immediate! + Pi}. odel: : t Condition.’ Arley Davidson alid Sup piv Co.. C16 terpr ; ores? 400 io) | ’ 57: astor Cc! eanin Cc oe I . v, iGition: runn ing: $3: r. 7328 S—For sale: framed al Various Sead material, che aD: essential: 36 a n. ning ., 2624 Olive, Both phones, \Fe LE : a ; . ae i on i ie . ' ’ . ; i . . » : J Brannon av. apartment: ¥ nol : mn part: ho dealers. FU RNISHING large room ing house an “~ twin, } : iene a Indian, roadster Morest >. y We atminotas “ph. real Tt] it “8 ° - : “a tans dem: bargain: e Chan Yr — eh ie, : ance. Apartment. FURNITURE Wid —In smal]l or large 1,,, MOTOR - CYOLB—~For sal ao at ‘G, twin Indian. ) kick Sw. S108 UNK WAGONS —F or “gale. gS: 400 th ues Phon ; Ce Ifa x 207: ‘ i é ve * tattle hairs, © qd. HOOK Cake, . ; ’ : : _ . nd Laun : al J A. Stern 13 th and Cc} estnut | barre] s. New York St | ae > — I HEATERS All makes an dad sizes a hav i Ri . — = ee — mon i , . ij e | , . . . Oraye Lo... = L e Al, Rk A Ne +e. -- or Sale: = ids son; hot-wats = I ® k ite hen Ca binet. gs ry B 1 >. \y ~ sale. size 7. 7.6x9, Wilton” velvet. FE LAT HE Rk Ss. - -20, 0D Poun aa wii a Seas, 7 e rs: Da > , 2. aia Ke or Sale, — , jan: pert = ‘ree or ———————___ a : . heating stove folding bed. he. Le ros.. 311 S. Ith st en 1" se ade for - ect For sale; all CO; ors: $2 pe Ballon, |} 5 TOV A S. bedate x , 7 . anaes , ‘ . . « a ad s. ch 1ande} aati: . . ‘ : RI (-~ kor Sa le »- lis ine ‘ er , o. Aut oO Call. Del. . * 4 ’ 4 N Ti be ‘rere, ra. cl ‘Al, R. ANGE: ‘or sale Jewel: used only and 12 Sun morning. net SW Virginia. | ter Oak: make: good » oem: srrsirs all wool. Page. S65, For. 767 . my ley¥-Davyi, ion and -» : . : x — } a ’ - —— ‘ de : ‘ EOUS FOR § ‘SALE Me oll—For sale. a perfect painto wc _ v¢ RES. -19. Chestnur Gentrai Ai a ) ois — Se RUGS—For aad fecoe | | FEATHER BEDS W ‘G00. We pay SOSA Mismourt “ae car; first-class ¢ , ‘ ‘ : 4 i of >i ; vi f lealer I > 5 4 ’ f ‘ ' Ne ar teste a nd for lite ation ol ish, vu te any metal any pr. oi ‘ R'A Ye kor Saie, $7: no Veaiers, ue en Anne Style dining room Set: wii] HEA’ — ’ Sale: Moore’ 3 etic? arni- SI there 2c stockinae. . se r a ure 0 Cail Miss ouri | ——-_ o ; sell at Sicrifce; cal] at Ohce,. 6463 Delmar. | Spey ee : airtuignt,; RU Cs -For ain ot rf rin é Waterproof Cc Oe SOS _ imes Ride, uF, eo rWiz bis ‘I T 1c NY g —~An. { i -- ———s COAT, RANGE _-For aale Empire Suneriae , o “=. Gining lable and Chairs $: rf sale; bargains. Glove Ca arpet fr. 1202-04. 046 High st. Central} ' ‘of | G-hole:’ water reservoir und pipes. - PURNITURE—For ealc:” cont ents 90m | HE. iG ST " ‘ Sele Siva. $161 (c@T) frames, comp le te. LOLA Morrison. mever's ire ct to _prder. : R Schafer- — ‘7-room | . 4s 8 ma akes: ri ls [9 ae - a Er eeeeeeee SE ORE ___!C8) | 45 ' ? Ss, . Yth . fie , a" ; NGE Bah eps = a ' J ' le, 1 Ost be: tit ifn > $ f; r . , Prehe- a ; - 4 For S41 10 harter Oak . . . . . j . . . . new 60 A Ax- . u niture ‘all or w .¢? . ; ~y = 6G : F} r , niga, ‘ . sll - a ‘' ee vind a! Ufornia ' , nel — = } highest price paid: call Lindell sees : start ) - ; Tei ' . ‘ er, iande in, new tires and fitting of all size Ss: Siightiy —~ — — ; andels r , Sis j yt I : . Ol-wate A) be TPRPN y oe : reason ] =: & M inde “a 71h arr. : CASE Ww td. we are size: all ne re Het ho 157: oR. r back: $20. a } l RNIT{ Or sale Deautif al mahowar: = j ses ves: ‘ heap. iveéiner ’ Hf ogg ] er Soe feet of 144-inch | '. Kor 4443. reasonable, P hone Sun- . ~ gree, 26 . i A c + a ie) . waruro} ‘rifice; can be seen | 24 5S. 14th at. garria GS—For sale: Bruss . $7 $6 FURNI} - lar é , ee me AL RANG -—For Sale: §-hol ridg ~ ™ today, S0TSA Deim Forest | HEATERS ' : PO 9 tee a US8eis, orn, 7.5: 00) FD RNITURE W te ites Preerory o 71 a . ¥ bipe; aizo Aarne pi De coils an ad x dmenicieeentiniaes mer 4 4 ii . ‘ . = ie nar, ‘or e sAl iis For Bale . = _ A Xmingter $2 ; ¢ ad on 4 1. Iii, [eer or om , chines are new. ou ice ma.- Be ht: Carad! ne. 2125 W ashington, CASIT pat ter PhonePEp era. in AR ZInes, rags Beach, in xg ood conditi: nm. Call 3040 ‘Ash Ae at hed : ; mee heaters that were bought ‘as wy? . inti mar eT, Gat.OU; 9x9 rug, . 6. 3837 De! Ketner. 1741 Marcus lira aR ap Mo TOR 2¥CTI a > ae q ~O) | geeeteateinas rit one Bomont. 2192 WwW. a) I Vv. ‘ SITIONS ” Must PP tlie,” Mlatel bc, i me Pl Rs ‘ ut largest Stove foun- RUGS ’ r ; —— NIT KH Wid — td.—Ol- i st le: of ny ki i uver 1lW oN, abla, to Chearn . ‘ +} ee? = wel, ° ons and 49 « oir’ 8 j Dre ey a ‘ ; . aft ral Bric te u - © Pistols: or Xchange fy } oe ne : ass, oR” cs: blue e lod: Is N ail up-{ ; ne onditir ish, ] " ul : "nis — ee aft pe? wie) ro, u : bar- ay “ : ‘tf or ale ; or trade Be ngewe a awe tet) eit X Broad av penee: See ’ geen | CASH—Neo apape rs, aatral 96371 Re vate Sa oR can dwa a _ “* saline nable “Cay ns it 1 ver anywhere, Ope n ev =. free R194 | Seine. SS ~anne | # U RNITU th Wtd.—To buy. exe) Mange furni PO UG. 2 ee ed, S60 1424 beta ‘ey linder, . ga or rood ko 4 4 e : ; ‘ Magazines, Pa ~~ re f i Casvunha st. thes ©C.ira) , ato ~ 5 i ne — —— ’ . a. vvVes al d ra es. ae — eat Ni > - " S +y 7 . . a 5 oat ae ta r — ) “8 Orr’ q : 4 123 an te fn} _—— ° ~~~ - os —~ -—- . : i’ : 2 re . OU ae T I"¢ or fale for. stor. ; perfect rege tion , a sg re . | ‘ f " AS HW paid, 1 ~ an. H draw ing Th str ont NS U ‘ en: wotg Nr) led i pei} ’ : } : I I RP NI ! f R t r al e. > an Anon a mante] > geeper . ays 5. or male, te o ee Wil son, _ ¢£ har- R} vam : 2 ie dei NR } [ RNITURE Wra. pe con ihan " any Me TOR Vv ta. -Bad: y: sp 7 ol & ; ay Le L a es ix # Rotor ' ; “17% . y . . ‘ i . ba ‘ i }T° | a on yt 4 . ta} ire a NI‘ Alt COL CH—PFor & and pad: - 4729 Easton fo rest S640, _Dels nar 694 (s —e = laa ” : , or I is Excelsior Sal! miple price, or Kale, and m me PL. GOINA--One ‘wes - AS dlamor arble~ Wash. DISA © large and two | ~oOnds, goid, sily . Monday OTH1 asa rubber Plants fewe! Iry, op Dl latinum, | and Bridgec & Be ach, A, H,. Gruendler Hard or sale: ' " phuth bine _ $ ied hee Physicians instruneee” i ware (',, 1018 Cass av, ‘ PY ay For ; : ; roome e lega : in . x e m tt ang heating supn us Nstrome ; e ‘ on A OE etalon nse *) eo F _ alt e Oc) Vality r}, od tures & Puppies sold direct | eer Ls, : Grafiex, any. | CHIFPOROBE—For Sale; oak; good cond ae —— Victrola, canned * * ‘maka «8 OF anything els. 44671 d-bew: goed quality "Pi Hone Delmar | FURNITE RE Wed. Le {urniture carpets | it SoO0ds, OSINE utensils 4nd linen: pri ; Ss t ake uD a home can r) _ tinal @nd tioves, cont © BP 4m a ~h7O oes : wili ell s 1] iy: “einen ae Mt an D- 1} ¥e- Poe pre . ents of flats, residences 8 Melheew:. eParatye inde}} y| SANITARY COUt OF Saie: wor en wire, best pri , oo Ben -inger, 706 Wal! ton; Dei- ; TOR Cv = : Sale, ‘Side buliders ha rdware. tools, E Yeaa le prices: 0 to SO ter cent Sav- fone . la: wiil i] r ; ‘ _ ii ca any- ; nar muy’ 231. “orest uN! Car, Canvan ’ perch columns, builaj vs broom fit } | Wh | tion; call Mon: ia. 41344 lafayette. Gran ng : i OULTITS, (1) ~~. C iO8ets, laVa- | re, ws hone Olin > 4°) _ j oo ” a ‘ ee ( i. Lele Miv mus 2 S ‘ : : . f ind 1s, both new and second. 4 / kiicnen Sinks, all other Di umbing and } © iva eC 1243, Mi ier, oa - 4922. ae 3 ; ‘4 ;' lal: .r. an Pe. hust gsej] un lay. : J “ zet flent - i Te 4 1B -- ® Wiffonier. nad Ra wie * We deliver rromp Shipment from i ¢ H AIT BR eo COUCH—For gal leather covered COSt $4 - — . aes alae ae oy" 0 ET say —e UI | aN te eayen hed § roc ‘& ehairg ae ROS } — h. A= > “IT? ti . é' es ; : in. e) fie pho rT: | te aaa _ — net for you; house selling =p to- per, rags and A cash for was te pa-! will sell for $15. suo F rank |i T -RNITURE—For sale, almost new: dinine HOT WV Al ‘KE 1D) AK ; snd. pm tg 4016 Castler nan. | FC) kK NITCRE_ Wed tarti nig CM Ober ber a . ‘Or as: ] 7 Buk : s Fe ssi bo) ) P = ep : ot np ‘ ‘x : I all kinds. Central GOL: H-—lor sale, stee! Sanitary, $3 isa able, slagant piace fu Giture, library oe han Theinean ‘ae oS y Tene ‘ ‘all Pi! ad sale: oun in condition: $0 “ one your MOTOR Cyc = * 4 ‘ 301] 4 . tal at } rcCi MAO, Hne /LONOgrap) ‘ ae he : _ ae E ofe? ’ & VUda, } ; Jeling r . ~ Py oO sale, Exe, eisior : C\ (: : . ” alti ; _—_ , Ait i ¢ ficou of orm " ‘Make. ING; TABLE or Sale; library tabla . _ Ls. morning udition 2OOU A Dodier: ying or he ‘sal materia] Wholesale dire *t Or “4 ‘ +’ ; ti. P Work done ae F catalocie Independent lumbing ; ae fas chandelieres cheap ; Ouis } are Building © Repair Sun Ss Band Supply Co.. 1117 Chestnut, | MARKK Value Dald { for o! Id 4 Kold. fewelen | a - Sun ee ieee aanrwin nd jeather = rockers bedroom HIG ay GRADE SEC ONDH. AND PURN?ITY:1 . Ve st. Lindell 644, Delmar — | aa ware Watches, noid 0 Penn. | “OUCH—For saie; leather; a! “r6e tin suites, rugs, Hudson ‘ca: bargains; no deal- ss and it 1 beds, sprit vs te ae. iri chairs, fumed oak. Grand 4: 06K. SS is URNITURE Wid — adly: any MOTOR Te = | a Svivania Smel*ing re ; | Dath tub: cheap 2227 Chi ppe Wa e e o ‘a tan on. —e a ae ar pe VrinES and mat H piel cease dat ee — ood ~TBas ar OTe VCL_p wo (c) ABLES——Kor sale 4 by 6: will | ue Oth ” 1g and Refining C cach ieee Cabann eae 868, eXtra fin: ’ alliday. phen. f} ” Pond a Cuie—For a: . Cr ; , +a et. ae m1 = a : ES To = , ne davenette Sulte, penvine - fe); ste, ny di nes rice od Naditien or sale; Th diar ; c—- —For sale or trade: Bela. *. Call room i278 Mode} Hotel, 15t) ‘live 36a . Cent ral 4033, CUOLCH Kor saic, J steel Sanitary, $lz, like ai sale. new and slightl tare % “ illiarm ang Mary dinin a, fur- SIDE Be AR? be For’ wala dark oak: io. ae Schober, 4455 } De! ©9855 sane | CORGI tlon: trade for nen: or trade: dla, Hariiton y Hotel Billlard lab (e) ‘BBE OID W td. To cover shingles, ti, | Rew. 53861 Minerva. “essers, 'ffoniers, war, lrobes, din ’ niture, = hi ir original cost: fine fon; only De Imar 2306%.° | Seas. a Te fa, | Sit e009 Post Tae: prefer Hend eon. ne ane ¢ Ma x URN “MACHINGS ~For sale: brand 1 Ww “have you? WwW, Quigle) 4505 Cote B 4 DAVENETTE SUITE ~For suje: gFoiden oak: F Aon aavenettes, TUSSs, carpets heeae ‘Ircassi wainu i Sulte, 5 pi- g: SIDE b3 OARD " if cle, ma ttressee: very ‘ Cr. line ' Pang > and he: j 1Z : O54 Mera ™ a -~ firs; “c lass . Kood = pr rong for a yl kinds of f: Irnity ie nen sehoid mite ice C ‘LE For Sal. " “S Xcelaior — one” evairing and SUD»! le 4 re; use; 8S than two mon ths: S MIL LK} buys -——-~ 1202 NS Broad way. hey etMent 1a the price: credit to | Lay Une & www 661) - Cal ; ' 7 a of entire contents of . +: ¥ tandem ; 7 e é | . =. | g { ali +} 4 f she SA \ ; a “—- ttt Pe + , ane Bb. 1 capes lll} ine a ke once Ad: sreee Ge oO. / a nd Fents’ =! i; > ous 7 ne iT § ‘ladies? | > \ EE Nk ye - - = rs €& Iry . A “2 2 ; ee ad W : v bu iV. mov\ ® or Store ; ; t * 4 , epenen . . medium-size heating. $4. a@ker, 2 SUD Market. Lb 48. vas “ 4 rm . i : $494. _feo9 ae 118 N. ed st.. Paducah. ky | Clothing, 3 Olly street and evening DAVENETT? ES —Oak; almost nev ze youl ods, $e) 3218-20 Olive st. Ro. tN COL, 2009 Mor a | a7 y re ——— . ‘Site, . -! Olive 1242°"* live st. Jew elry bourhr. , cariy Englith dining-room s ‘t; Consists Ont SOT, Central s5ge 7 2 42) | Hover an . ND ton ST 3~—-For sais 2a aay were TS ¥ec ‘ieee ches eter. V MAG \CHINES Yor iF . -For Sale, 4 ‘Olt's 15, autom atic, aietp> > — ~~ - a reno, I uli {far, 6 chairs ‘an ] a oot adie: yhil Se 8 7] 7 ‘° - sie Pr ea a ne Sons, Hit SEMOL, Dd Pl RNIT + Mo! MLC. ) od vor : © Sale, and sUurniture, 1826 Rute | 1G AS R ANGE Wtd.— -_ ~And gus Water heater re ° all OF wal 6, ¥-Davideo Box -8, , PP -D, ai fail $11 Lax ust St, Mon dav. fc); * Teiht aA HER Wtd.— J. Moder “2127 S at low price, Levy Bros.. 311 &. ‘14th ; all : crow ded | house with — "eoms: cal] munday. 4533A San Fran "{ eee —— ‘abany 49741 (Cc); inde ) Cd UL DDE twip . 4 _o wrsae " a , ~* . “J /_— hw ‘ . - = 46 aa urn P y , ay ‘Y >A Eeeee . ’ ~ ‘' ~4 - . ee a. . > ‘ praes : . at Cork I : te lid — artific lat le legs. For Sale, 20 Wi ster utom: tie . : 1 #f i DAY a> NEE 1" ey D For cale - mas: i‘ fumed oak rices: sur . 4s ; me ‘eanitay pri | , bit] SHEHOLD KY tNITI RE For sale: hear (rims ‘ rd oa! Kood Condition: ' GAS RANGE VV td VW ater heater hiffo. . lithes Y: “ Supply Co.. 616 1° Ine. i, Obe ) Savage repeater. “22. Call wr OS ‘ANK WW td.— Hot w ater; 10” or 40 “Ball davenette: like new shops$ ve, id ame ; aa a ve range and Moore's hy: ater. +420 Gasconade.’ | > —- ~~ Manto A lade bookcase ; bargalus, Phone KE =_ . ene) al OX 1-350, Post-Di« . ons, , Pe ae " a.; Very je wv leli oie HOUSE TIPNITI ke mS ‘ Or SA laren Rad t HH ores 649, , . var DIK @ motor ‘. 4 : = : iz pate) a DAVE NEDPT EE Kor sale; gas stuve and sew. Je : any . in KHOLD } RNITURE For oan # fect o +3 eae f tl Tan ome: hn — ; : CON usine o = ye % office no ays oF sale. Marlin. 22 ike down, lide NTS Wtd.—t Sed tents and ts Daulins. ing machine, 1401 N. Sarah, uu) Pte oe oe , ulpping f for out- —_"Oller-top desk, at a bargain. 3204 Cmcenla dition: “$5 45085 Nebraska, fils ATER }.—4ole’s high or nm al | (Ss any bi. ve et _— ee n. ox %, t’. 1D. 7 i ® new 10: idariir. * . 4 “te &ts Size : : ‘ ai ar au ne: A 2 Pg -_ | uyers. 1] | wholesal ® to . ss rte TS “ “ ~~ oe ror Sale, Ruck’ « or io » r} ° Of hile af h sa . aan : ‘ ‘ ‘tre ¢ F oe . ®: | a ~ -— ‘ : condition . MS m 44 71 wa “ ’ } , - 11? NN. a pric e. | red _— ay A V > aN be] oy 4 a } Oat - an i ¥ I . a, le RR elt P ar it a a] , s eh I,.D Csi IDS i vr 54,@e., 3 4 (M4 Hie- “ ashing machine: Zood as cook stove ‘ ——— Settee ; +. Be the e: electric 3 =" wi ‘ : a a, pad: SiO ‘ ‘ : i e ‘ ' . ~ So Nefon t wine, T bs — ert =" ; . v Jen. rena = ab ia om ik ug f With 4» ; . a Or sale. les ee as “ : anne ; (the a ee ae : cower Grove Tat ah ‘omar’ : | — vine i nable, at) , attac h pa 8 ne ber ine ne: ter, Savi ime . le : tern Sal viage “C Oo, bays | high est e “ash DAY ENiks' rhs t Ss ’ 3 i vak ; like eel , ve Te of th i] ‘), ' ‘ A 6) Ks 7 e (74 MOTs hor ale: roiltop STOt i; -Kor tale > “ ~ - oan : £ } > % aa f and $2 -40 repeating - Price fr all art i¢ les of Valy 5091 O7 new: $Us- Mondas 1¢ ~ Jefferson tax) ‘i \} c jOC bk « west ° d Ras TOS i ‘ iePatinegs wf e ing ndit ry ] ; sale. | R oval ‘Suy e rior, "Water HE ATE R- Wr } Jewel kitchen OOLS. -For sale: fine ches vy ' exchange for © ar Ae . 2413 hon e Bomont a °—16 ilve, Py a, oo ‘ : hi — . ‘ 7 runsfer , - Me lin a id wal ‘ ‘ WL California. J : ; A UNUILUON, Sis ang § cheap. evil Sullivan, Upstairs. Call Box (* A Panat Disnat h . fe Nray ae L arp +> rw .. lor suite kiteh- i “ ; K . . Aill fal inda - pee it Qe ich ae aes a oe "pen F iiro eens SHE We stern Saiy age pays: high st price for sap pots igh tonta s cy ry in ee f{et ~ tf * U3.. 9 “ha . : } HOPSISHET, I> GOODS-~ For sale rag rug STO\ eS KY age ——— ~- snbetineesin = : |HEA TET Wi M. liurm-gsizea . — ; MACHINERY on For Sale, total adder, “% rat road m: ADR. “all “paras of UU, “s ofurniture, clot} hing an d all artic les f ] . round table linoleun AU "ys Lucky RNITU ERE . ay a ee ae AXIZ. like ne a Low Angeirn "ape Gia? (os leat nil Be we nds, Kas Tante and Cole's high oy Ch range Coal Phaeton: ae om Fatt a =016 N, lth ‘ 410 Wushington, (c62 v2 ! live. Phone Bor mont 2216 % Of Value. - . : _ . . . , : : » Hicely furn She : | r ; : ‘ lca een , se iTik, Sloek of househol, l fur- or Lin del! "64 scar . % WANTED teresa ae 7 IE wh est a - teen iat D. AV ENPORT- kor sales . $)2 vl: Parlor ¢ er —_ pte a J Pa | hi ne ana smal)’ PEs LL.D cit MODS lor Sale 42%) 1 Pra} niture ’ ' Si the house er mpletea, +] we —— : . - ro wa Nt it, ern Salvage ¢ ‘ ‘o. of O92] Olive. et $1 - cont $00: library tal le, $8.50: UgS. “8 “4 a dial me . ul 1 pl: 2 jet ar ’ © eh oh fy ré ” ’ Cc hairs to natch: . HEATING: Nr'y \ bs \\ ; !. i“argre ~ - | ' ‘ . . ta ke : Sacrifica, zh HING “a ACHINE or gale: prac anti ‘ques Cte. Phone a, tures, bric- a7! aston, laund: $7.75 ' a i ria rang Py Y . Fvo0d = conditior $i ” Bo. te Vir £00ds will om aol eats yee —_ ~- 4 uk these ood rug teak Hd 7 a. °° eft Post-Dirpeat | —— wre at once, ~ ‘Box | aaa emont 2 om » omen “a : e ; AON. we ‘ —— er td 4t RPeatly reduce ~ = tl 16. « first buyers Ketting first choice you. will RANGE Wa phe Tape Fas and eo: “a Wid “) } > ' i. n= 2 in goed cond; “00. Stale price. Hoy eo Hd bpm Dispatch portable firebox. ‘For sale, Suitable for res- a ie. * oe computing: ty Rrocery, | ; mer: bargains. 1010 Pine st. (¢9h) | : FO0d cond tinr H0O5 SS 8s . _ : ac gee 4] on RS—We buy a | ae oi L ~ , seer | DAVENETTE—For sale: cost $45. sell $15 IR S Tange. 882: 2-hole cook meus | . nd s®il rebuilt 4 Slee’ anmaia = Sythe agg” nan Soeoa eet $4" 16 ith high-ov, t; : ? - save al registers. See us b f P S4Hniple Foes, §:. 1 & Dalir. i _HOUSEHOLD New Process Las rans cost ‘. ws il S16. : ‘regs i (tac) $133 >. ; " | Hows lHOL, Ty KI RNITI RP lor sale eiohe| Save ubour one-third on all you br ye eh a ' e ore g f 1038 Mar - OOD — ¢ ° > » }t. " "4 . irs ; i ‘ ming ’ en . rn! P . ¢ . es . 4 > ~ ) me -e 4 ’ at ! r me t, . ll only Perfect” machines at = ae eee ket st.. corne: Tith, jOUSEHOLD G00D8 FoR saLe 4729 ¢ ote Mo —. — o nge. $13.2 Wileor meno he e laun~ é bea u ia | hand-made gas fixtures; no dea’. aoe oe - eerneiers arranged: open evenings. a “i Disnrat, PA Ik Wea lo buy. for caak : ie Sca le Co _409 IN, 4th, (c8) _ lean di: Fale, Winche ster pump an: j ANTIQUE ES and other f tt bh NN | DA VENE?TT 14 SE] — |} or : | 7) @~] igre} re fixt ures . tw r ot Tosaenat rary x wd ‘ ondi tion: $5. 1305 Le hd av. ut . ° _ 2 r} re , ’ i'ra es 6p a . = _— ad _ — m - " “ees _ —_ _ . : ; : aL SE Be: doub le barrelaa’ - er: Orient al a fire ‘Be t, fend- DAV in INE ‘T Cr ~For sale, large tl ah hog any in tre os Be. 20; three-burne rras HOUSE]: TD GOODS For sale, |i iving’ rooin iW \ ED ROH ~kor Bale: dor ible Inirror door: 2 GxY or 7xh- nood con | ee itn a oat —For sale: ly | > SAA “1308 Blackstone, (¢)| China. ; e | “vaJo Tugs, antique g00d = condition, reasonable, Pond lave! f 7 eer vy lamp ee ene? oil chand feller, Suite, FD Oak; brass bed, d gy enbort: 9s; ag ost Rnd chifforobe, $18.60, cost Joadle. Forest Gm tee es uoplete i. 4 kinds i y: fine locat! Smee Por sale: ta-pap ; h| BABY Rian a Bpace; also a ane oes saisameuiea ( droom pieces”) ZJa@#8 lamp, 8he Ou oods: no dealers. 6164 Berlin: | _&#. ——-+_Delmar STOVE Witd.—Gas laundi 2 Teuse St. you ent a x H-120, Post. > spate h. nae ine Auton; atl ~&! ee oe “init “nible in mood diet ‘aie ‘gray ‘Teed. : rever. c 7 et i a Case ans ere iam reasonadbie, neh st: . ¢- A he ee “~ I ae ag £ and | hire Te or © es! ‘ ‘abany -4 ‘7 WA \SHING ANI) 1 RIN iI VG - M 1CHINE.. 1113 Ww. , — ~aGry stove. :, 7 . a ~ outs. ees rt PTl—Kor sale: >. . “in “ al ee: | =. od condition Call Victor B192T,. 1406 N. Euclid. ener 205 aaj reane ae eet oe aoa” ae ‘oom, suite, — . he weap For sale: electric iden: s a Gare | ICL a peer - — ermsatee 2 » IG. Sieh, wes hase ' Zt emetery ; milena to BAlverware. gy ste? 26-plece x + Rew ai? bots KED—For sale, and mattress: two, DAVENPORT For sale; oak leat er up ce parlor suite iolstesed in’ nae ¥ gg oh ui tr ly tabior z t ; or sale; pide ao $004 Ashland. wnritineeraircien: ~ geo ord . wert Mente ennon stove, i | aa an - = ¢€.: et tate mae, . . hf’ oi. 5 id — 'Y . > . ‘ P > rs > ’ af one @ - oak : u ° . : out : Mm) ae a n: > A ety c 1a r~ tw] ° ie l.ine in ate . Ang ST: turpentine, 6c: al] odlere ree, _Cabany 4736 DAVENETTE—For sale ima? ovany: never. ; b - “he any ibrarv a4 ie booke ‘are, oak S:holimever ° car Box H.v4% b’owt Diana: ’ ‘ : bs \OTREDEs wer Clectrice a ast 8 Pain 1 i iii a aed é a oo eae rs ta; ge Sect so ' » VOCUS, 7 urror, , u © dining-room table sewing a- —- — — - Pre Be Han Mf he) 7 Ae sale; 7-foot arti- ee av. #165 gation. D. Sophir, 1419 BABY "ARRIAGE ~For Bale; gray willow ; pres. Dad. cost S65; use a s. $8.20. St . We ‘|. in frigerator, bird's-eye F WARDRORES _ double doors ass, BEST cash uricer pale fo: pecondhand furnt Jutius ch, ‘tain ——. Joiner rations; good as new. ous ai TN Ones. (eS) gx. 26) \ McRea a ej | for $40: colonial « ut, ase Park : bow: e Jnoaletirn ard sea: > for us nde sane. gee he Victrola: must . “es rRe size; rill gel for half the ome pure. ta Ginsberg. U2) panmeuseinies: - av a, 1 One 1D STR — NTS, aa.” CS i ARY , P mae ‘ . ‘ . P sare @ oe Sal - 1i@T} Pprings:; 4°. M (hor ite ‘AU. fe) oon - ey , & ¥. ~ liugh. 10th ‘4 oq 7 yy ‘ G , i ta pe . \aeer- - — . e " - “teetet 7 | - mi. a. . : #03, Pee mC. SOO ‘ ial Lire =. ] iv wt . aa een ’ ae & 1 00. 0 all tandard . = tale: Poat-Dt o. BABY CRIB—For male, white, enaineled and Seco ee pets 3666 Wyo! ~~ SR. i—For sale. Quict Meal: also | ———— — Or ~ ALI, kinds stoves, cooking and heating. | 4 7 : , an | 4 looo. — tH quantities same ; | ’ rh. eel on ‘Ralvanized: an ! mattress; De rfect condi ion. oa: 44 Gar- DINING rARLE | or } i wae \\ ashing- : a Sat hy iB 1,91 1? yo b, hi, ee) Thr mN R IT» hie r sale, ~ >] lir c ry) ah ocanyr pay w holesa} a ar dq re t 9j] 150% R ddle se! (ese, 14th et. tr - e cr . . 3 ot CK A , Ran IN Ww ANT Kar Store, 4421 Manches- Ph he ‘ ee yee day or! | fleld ae fe) ton: cedar chest: ras wate eater Aa 0 — ~~ a ‘nS room furniture K chiffonier: chairs. AMONG many baral: ns we hat ena ral solid N olttee . : x 7 4 “ve : . a) : ~ erTirnme 4 ! Fee ; : MS bushels: leaving at, a ks north of sy jock we me i ABY’S CRIB—For wale. metal. nearly new, DINING SE For sale; mission % bra varwain: $5. %23 Aubert a. wit ors F 2-0 Genie 600” Berli: mahogany davenport suites 3 holst : oot IR. Olive avore? Mere. mri ober. rage; our motte Fhouteau ~ hels leaving elty; - é i} wee 53 ; bargain. S19 Barurmer. Cabany hed drece r: mat tress, (* ab nv sal r ti ‘ — ° [ye mN RE] % Kor ‘male EPrinws Mn attregs: t 2, with ae an , ; hrm aOne L. ~ eeae 2 , z . : x ; Pic's es. Tre oOnrenme nr * . ’ , ~~ - Bid 7 ee ieee and rie inders anh. Sn tne. | DINING TABLS—For sal ®, and buffet: no tok 8 PR es “DIK NS itr nae - - _ ton, D°W: also dresser. 6185A Kensing- 4 in sertions, ’ at ail lot T pri A ae , = , Dounes an? mn CwY., is00- Oliva. ensene ‘on, a oe Krade of lump coal = sale. ive fc) BAY BUGGY wr Thaker’ wi tools: rea- ‘jell 4750W. Mi She T P o _—= . -- va ‘ r - . RAaie J! te k Me * 2 exc el- 4 AtG}s5 he K [). " a or wale mattress and top CORY « used ramges, cook 7 ' ‘ , T AE nan. = ‘a ec r2 Kor sale: ‘puly erizer and i ma bo Angelrodt. Lb ASE-BURNER- For sale, ——. stove, 37 bo: DINING-ROOM | & ee ee ee } a a bargain. 228 E aston "4 er. cheap SIOT A Cass them store izes: es L, ANGAN buys ail kinds "7 rniture - , “ OR SALE ‘ 5 a : ; 6.8 tem) ssee. a : . —- - “{ “ f “ i house , fg tee a ™ ee | ister, le to $800; too small ; Whee! Ait tan, ale. large pine, dandy rug, $4.50. 1x32 ws DINING ROOM SET —For 10 piece slie th e+’ “4040 ae eased, © burner, | k ; A CHEN BRA eon * Sale; K00d condi- oom mplet Y outfit tor $87 all set for good goede ans 7 "39 } -- EBSOR For emte larre:; r Agee ) . “ys wena, “ “ " . Sed 4 Olive I pls i ridin : we ‘ OF tte ‘ - a nd } Skinker it ) 4 fe : te ve Ww indshie id, 1455 13 E ID i‘ or sale and spring. $10, also dresser furned oak. BS. ha) _Humph V GAS "i ANGE . wae — , =60 Ih oe cal for inspy «tion. Mulvi bil) > fa ia SO" 4 ‘ 43. ,. POOL ; Dis x y-338 bcgee Dis _{¢) roller- Lop “desk and chair. : “en ~ = ——— ;..and chairs, 1226 Delaware DINING ROOM Shrs For , ale ba Pfaen ee oe § ee igh oven, $15, SFO KUT a RANGE Kor le: Mom 6 —om- -14 N. 12th et. (7) iY #e aa. ed furnit ‘2vUNIA FITTINGS fi rn . Ls ™ P e oe” . ‘ ‘ inde edt e L ? F y = . , » A ‘eh - :” " ’ : a : _——. 71> ve od for ~s 9 _ hew 1408 Athlon o em nc IN’T vou : pave money on your Menkt hus-Vanb: urc. 1700 = rank} in trai eu a &iches, Jewel weat ce acon and ness: one sonable 12h Pp ‘ine st. fe) rugs and linoleum. Wi21 Shen an loal. fey M08 9 ee OF sae; lL. O. white en.; $35. KITCH AS INET—kor gale like new. if you come T i , . Broa ac ry, at Filter of f : _ ~ 2 : ww as bl || Me - tn) ie and ' icon we wili offer . rh : tT misee}- ” . - ; ' oP = . - : eram > Ol . é $ r P t ur , 4 ) - » » einer hose, law: mowers bk t's “ho pale, fine double” walnut bed. ~ 2p 1 DINING SUITB—For sale, almost new; Wile Gas & ie et ulck Meal a3": PRON he — —— ; o 4 furniture, PROSS EK burs furniture. Carpets are all standard ietiogs Serbian J =-h. p ~ hane. asbion pl liam and AMary style; other furniture: bar- N. S50h of ~ Sate, Quick Meal, 87, 3511 R “teal DS—For sale? double and single, , 0 f we ante ee 7. best a = EY Olive ae | hines, * also two es belting. et ne. ite DF ~ sale, “tae Ma n12T \ ‘abanne. ‘ aren et. - ae a a ea ts airs, tables. rug 4th ” Washfneto on I I j n - or to than haif non Real 9 ‘ , Perfect condition, 1004A *e Mee. Annie’ gs {net power bot- artin. ‘and spring, eine. _ = an iAS iE-—~For sale, hi ; 7 | sserei, Washstands. sideboards. | a oly at 22°N. 6th st. “ining table. Lindell 4. _91BA Pendleton. DINING: 10x M SET— For sa Early ir used only short then an Dor Ba uperior, | L IBRAR % TABLE—For Sale, massive fumed a. ‘ds. springs, : | 46 - ' I ¥ f ; Tre } Ss > Pye . ry ritys " if aa ~? ti, . hj 5 1c) 1 Eg I> ror sale. oak, and SDrings : Wood glish finish: buffet 4¢ hairs and extension ee —: The, : _hussell SX4S8: table $12. ‘87 Olive, ce } library tab! es , ’ 3 Dai Peta. Teh ad ] Vietor S38tp beater: gas range: side board. 485338 Ne table, $40. 2801 Cass. Cail Monda: condition hee, a aaee hn al cood L [ak AR Y TABLE - For sale, beautiful; ¢' heate ee noleum . | wW : | st oa we large ? . axka —Kor sa}; +m — = eh foe A'ASKA shower, bed, davenette. ice! OX; cheap to PO on ee velr er, estern Salvage Co. Wants irni nnn a 4 D4 Mee - ‘aa ~ ' BED—F ‘or sale antique “four- posted, bed: an mi Aga speieFer sale. ‘ LANG rs “only reasonable 'eht marty SMO McPherson, first Moor, fe) i4th « n at acro: mm Munei pal it x. o furnish three large HOteis 92 ivi — pe. ‘ — oh pp: ag " w Plig sa . ° she we ° ’ wy 7 ‘ big? 7 ; -." ie tet Y > , ry. > . , ; Shaken ae 7 : re Sa a et. 16 . a ‘. a0id Sundar Used - card printing press, 3 iInque xpi nls bed, antique chest of draw- DINING ROOM SHET--For sale: y fine : : : i Wiel IR} ARY TARLE Beautiful cane living AU ( | ION : — Pera pee | hE cic Poe ° id — re 1120) Page bi, lare fumed oak set: good a Ww: o_o ,/1, Saie: extension table ana room suiture, bedrooms, dining suite, As we cannot mak: auction sales, we wt!) oss bale a oie Py ae oa and 10 horse: ¢ city” ~ TY be. a. - , ’ , p am ’ rs a mau een, 20g Davvero DOG raph, pi) T-piano ason cz . ial > , Clio , re yueet *, fal hat ¢ - ION So, r ale: Hotpoint 4 w NER Boy Kalo | ureka BED—For sale, antique mahogany four- post ‘Our price, $45. Langan Stor vy oe —_——— ty “ er. S127 ¢ al . ttudsor A CAP: DOF- | sei] you anything on our a ietion floor, at cas! urnitu “ FOO 7 — =" eee core, onsen # ts bargain i + Ded: full “Coek’ | colonial sofa: oi] Paint- Washington, ' : > or sale. lick Meal. bioe ~ i) Oe : ' ie private en! at auction prices . ~ . . ', id | Fs is one & b = Dlive st , n & > % els Groves Call VW a . fnes Mi 18 Coe av : DINING ROOM SI ITK—Por na le we ‘ "arn he fare. ie) -* ned oak FURNIT Rhe—For sale; Ha AST ’ Al CTION C .,. Soon Morgan ef (el) ae ‘ - °. sof i w. ni ofan {nawect * ; se : e : — ; An hs 0200n een oes? wi ie " i ee umec ak: S§ igh } her, 5 A te, . = ‘ . a BABY CAKRIAGE—Por ‘sale; cheap, 46504. | erm; Jacobean finish; drummer's sa: pat io 2. cook stove, chif Rud —— ease 1 — Ne V and Sli ig tl U ANTE Best clase of furniture | abd Tr wale, 18 00 ee fee . 1202 S. Broadway. * . wueg OOK Cage: something nice. oe rn slashing —s y l 1 y sed House- buys con tents of oo OD. en Phe, TS med Mi act Kewanee e _ bi, LIVING SUITIMW— Pre , > . Veber ; “tea “OF MitMediate delivery. !.a- including davensiter nea, hold Goods for Sale or Trade SE She tear OIL. Rix - _ ot 4200 fe sown draft. BS. K made as or $ : ATING SYSTEA or sale; sultabie ———% Ferdinand “s vine. BEDS—For sale, springs - Mattresses, “hall! DINING ROOM BET—For sale: beautify ross eee n ress mahogany cet, including by = ‘ tale: ulecK meal, with Oak; 8 pier including davenette: , $i2 ; Du aS. “ve ak} ; ‘ 7 ie? ry 3 Su. ( al] before l ) mm. S51: - i ioneers P : > DP. oe ot time. rent ft. ron a - en —— a 4 e. wy Pi : fr WE very Dest prices for furntivrs ler east irom boiler Cal’ } Cave "3 show must bell furniture, hook: ‘axe, mual Cc cabinet, 2th. Victor le situated ts down pay the n G chairs and china ec! se naa, ‘ } - Te ic} carpets, contents of dwel! ines Can! rai : ' PTR i tien jes LAR ALARM-—-Por sale: © Dew: great barzaia. BS - obile — or Be ry eee ~~ 77 ‘W714 W ashington. ie) ers, rugs, pictures, Vases, portiers, Wilson | . Ebr. For Ale: ehy}y ' , range, £as stove: bargain, #4158 Von Ver- | kood as fnew saa . sina ere | ie Talk| . eo @. . —— : v P . . . . + ip Perfect condition sheaae Pu > nt My aes ovy Uros _ SILS. 14th, |} RESS For sai ce; new: gpanitary ox couch - a, u nave anythi Ing to trade ovine Co . — . n : tube betler “ier, i was h “; Focker, G5c: « aeSoare. 3: combitia-| xell: will sacrifice. 304 Skinker 1 AS RANGE r sal wie en cabin nd other furnitu 4313 | rere, ring up Olive 4579 or BLACK ¢ FURNIT! salty ¢ tf cat NUB—Aaba ominal bel ite. i P : Shea for Quick « i “a wit r ; Ri BOIL: a ' . ij | oven. Quick ; “4 Caoinet; and oth r Urnitura wig : . ; ion: ¢£ ’ for ~~ Sal tox Ii-ss, tot anced 3 3. .M); ee, | h i M. nday. ‘cau, “hile enamel tx . ne k ; os nish a 3-room out: Win Call at ce and pay h - Talia Bun bdor set “ee tC ile ) A a | 40 ; nort aul i ist back; used 1 year s Rei SRA A SC NSH 1 he : “ pay cas) ‘9 Chemica! + 521 i ‘ “~- : : a Si : | . FF ‘ $1 om , i€ DOM K; m = or saie a ‘ining room gas done, rer. — Ant. - al : a , Milk iis For Faire: large pier and mante! - i i : on = has ones —, an — nels soods, fh oe . s “ath “8. at ; Beak Tak sare alwaye = BR Power. aa new, goje'y) otheld, alker, $1.50, inlack Cat Fiirniture Co. | _N. 2ist wt. tyler 1174 “ 1 robe, library taeng Mle: Quick Meal: ward. |. $2 8615 Lacied u: &-piece goiden or fumed oak ath. Broadway. Fal SOL. Olive — : Oliv ai . | Ra De senty | 1300 8 Rroadw fc} DRESSER —For Sale, bed spring, heater a) ii le; reasonable. 135SA Eas -bOX~~For sale, gas range. ‘table, feathers, : ae ts: *-piece Jacobean d ct mn feet new wire picket . ODPEr, wood us new: gidoue 4338 | BEDS For amg all | “Iron; new “eotton-tap St pee ashington ,, “485 RANGES—Ffor~ Sale. renew 4, Quick Pp REL patgor mirror. A008 Ki a 5 £27 ho ag tes 4-piece. in tvory. SPO T C ASH Yoming wt, FF =— ney ; : aa0- SA For sale ien oak; bevels wre g e Lic ARLOR SPT le bce lea lh: | ‘me : Y OK Por sale “3 se sections, a | kale, n Fs deer sate. s a: ue: — 4 ny rine nae $10" M28 KE ston see fe) , r iaties meat “and ‘Co se gg Al con.Ji- S615 Laclede el aupiainarsrbenay dees Amert , used ace ~ om an i oO. —%, 5r0.80° — no aa tne a anyting ’ w : ew w i rs ” nae . 9 . sae .. 1 e . ny nomages _ bs eae - . ~ on P . 5™T) 'o Git >> =“ i@Tt)> i? 7 mn ‘ aii Woorminctee 3d floor = 4 — com Lm ao. ‘steel | latch. ' table. DRESSER For sale, and chiffonter: olden oF, steel? ©) ss _ PARIOR SET—For sia $50 4-piece, $17, 812.50: beds + 7 ta 3; springs. $3.50: card. HAST Als ‘ ‘oe “= Wy- . cha UD; oa , wara oak. Colonial: like new. $20 BT . rTOVE._ Ep ——E 9429 MeN Mets Ruskin : : : x12 Brusseis rugs $18.50; ‘6. foot fttension Fan et. « entra or mont 16 " robes $5 “up: crowded Ron D RE SSF Rs. Por bal > Tal ogaltd . $50. 84 = oe — —_— ale: . — ~~ ; af ae p NAY IR SET FE Tr sale Sis, cast = $0. rpivinorstecs: : Fe. #ideho a t; ®: ae gia anton : | ‘oy @@s8y chairs, library; 16S. $95 ae ed a}! Wi FURNITURE V WANTED BADL Y gale: t a i hsineenire stands fu ton Ska, shells, black powder | af ud-to-date furniture at and $55 S415 ‘Laclted ste . . = hand Ou ee: greah Koods: OUP goods are ell yt DRESSER. ; - ' tie entrance RRS Bia : ad ¢. omont $140 | Bame oniy. We «e) everybody: SOO Rts OF SAIC, KOI ~ Gax; g00 rT - r > o ale, and vai + - - > wi! other All deeeriptinns - M fas hr B28 7 we deliver free ere in town: pack. der. Monday ; i &. Jefferson Tey abe ~~ 4nd velour coat; p OR T Ik RE 'S- Kor mle : air o f dark | be Ve. enity As rt ‘ cker ¢ couches, tents 7 nae oo en? ree Bay ol moon Ss " - hal ‘=! * “or ‘ ’ | } . 2 . eee 7 . | ; OT! Fides tH ery n. 3. a ‘ . ’ . ate en . f . ‘ ; ; ~ Dre's, Le Give 3 ‘Bale; ah ined free to dealers _ oe “: “ae eA sale ¥ ir eon on Walnut, id WG ‘E-Por sale igh oven. Quick be , = 8 ) a oey aterma ls: e199 23 “cabinet * Com BCH BER, 4455 P #6. Del. 285. For. a5 . a ened ie : at ad . okt? Aa ciety ies : Poy . ; 2 Fr RQ : ~~ +h : yt). T Ete ie te * > w~ tt , words of SONnR “we write eoer: se Paaoisin a, nes DRESSES--Poer saie ladies sults hate ‘AS RA® ’ L* sist , va ‘ne: HAIRS—For male. 3 nd settee: m a: On ALE ‘Pal Nie " Whee ‘ thie Olive oe (o4) — “ona , . djl’ c opmer fa. heat ; . , “ : 7 P I § i? } . IORaANY hoe a na! ake Pe. . ' ; : fs . ‘ mm "it mist hy ce 9, Dublisher 8 accept. | ~~ 2 : ones Te rn ) ae boy's overcoat; reasonab; 3. pe. able. three-quarter, Cabany — N e. * : B “neg FU RNITU RE WA NTED atk - ' “04 Lombard, Mate ‘eee “OF BNy snub. | waik nd tu russell a - . : 3044 Ard ot sas water heater. Call’ PAR OR SUITE—For sale. 3 e. otice urniture puyers Househboid goods of a}! kinda want | For uss = 6 | ha n (oe)! = gers Tine ay imar Rae} owe >. *, ” “+ Pay cash tn 20. $e nt o) dave and save DY or smal! bots or co 8 or ‘dwel lines aa! > | : rT te Poet Dupe ta ™ ane COnt ©) your furniture ruga wi) m . . Der " + POY ¢ktra good priges. CA¥KS For sale: four ohare! cak. ae <r : Music” Ce r a 1 Chicage, Lik ™ Dvartore gs A look forthe name of FURNITURE Por sale. of S-room cottage (cXy) i4th et 6147 Konnerly, No dealers, » sT » sale, ilue , . ? i. oo Seo? a ington ~“— PARLOR SET.-For sale: we nye ick Meal LANGAN DENNIS BRO ie Peace ®8s range: cheap. 4733 Mc an. 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AE Re easiness ge 1000 Automobiles, Bicycles and Motorcycles ee and For Sale ‘Ads in these _ columns today. : SR can ? a MACHINERY _____ MACHINERY ne A U T O Mi O IB I IL IE S ° A U T (0) Mi O b B I LL IE, S pis TRUCK FOR SALE i FOR SALE | OY renege yy ES ee ee ARS TOU . - BOONTER GHAYTS oc acu. iad variable, STEAM , BOTLBT— Foe Ina ae WANTED UT + | Ann COUPES » | mroceciicc A sale, runabout; good condition. | —&° ; customer: price reasonable. _y — ¢ North wean” >) ( YWNER | TO GET -~ W., 600) MILES. ‘ fOOD CHANCE . CAR. WRITE R. 1609 WASHINGTON AV. ‘ (eh cx /UPE—For saie, in rood runring order. or trade for Ford touring car. Cabany Svllk 5845 Garfield. tc) CO IL L917: $37 «5414 ‘; water-cooled: ff! ndition: . D . ; es le ">. [wet ; o ) § sale, uring cars, uw ana DALTIC i et c ; rd : aa” grindstone, 30x3: biz poled: fine cond vol, | = ieth_phones. ___™ | SoADSTER Wid.-Buick preferred; must be | WOODS ‘BLECTRIC Por sale, 191%. first- | CHANDLER—-For sale; late 1917 sedan; com- MOIS: foes Fight. 4106 Olive "- (e) | 90a Hodiamon Pree a ee oe AUTOMOBILES—For sale: For sale: as land, 3840. Market «t st fe) 'UMPS FOR SALI in good 5 Ash 5 Pe Call Olive 4600, MMon- class Con. dition, Call Monday. 1422 plete equipment: first-class condition. Ham- perce. So a ey used touring cars with . ition: cheap} —anarnem = — FLrrTeD WORT HJ NGTON, 16x "a : (c) | King’s highway iiton Garage, SA25 Delmar bi.; Cabany S®. | ‘FORD—For sale, touring car, 1917. 4706, MAXWE LL—For sale. 5-passenger: 1 demon-| prices or no-sale. Cali a chassis. 9 4120 Cho day. ; , " sale: 4 ‘orliss: le (thand. size 10x50 and 14x3 . Finck Minera) ENGINES. For 2 Standard design, fect condition. J. Co., 101 Barton. # RSI E, BNGINE-— For sele, p. vertical Rem- kerosene of] engine, tn Al condi- . ‘acob Engine and Machine Co.,, Strator; | 017: 4130 Olive St. MAXWELL—vor saie. rood shape, $500 _ $2 Central S140R. MAXWELL For sale, finest 1917; Premier 1915: Sty pire 1918; Chalmers 1915; und lights; Ford 1913: i Parlin 1917; Knight t_ Motor HERE'S a bargain: #8 i, baker; perfect de &. Grand. 1044 bargain: terms. Bertrand. Ws SRASS FITTED WORTHINGTON, x BRASS FITTED SNOW, &x7x10. XX HOOKER DUPLEX, 6x6x10. WORTHINGTON DUPL Bx. 54 x4% x5. U NION SIMPL EX 4x2%4 Seat covers, good rub- | F-aston. — shape, $1025: will consider | PORD touring, as bart payment. 4736 St.| _ Market st. F orest § tc GS) | FORD just | __ condition. list | FORD— CH ANDLER SEDAN er, al] in Al word or Doudge Louis av. DODGE of } To t¢ what | Ol ve. small: sornont “971. TOURING CAR Wtd.—For $900 equity in | resi lence. wes st. Box li -59, Post. Dispatch. TOURING CAR Wtd.—Any make, will trade | ton truck, open body, cah top, Continental | CAR Wt buy; 314s ai we ; ‘ TOURING have vouer per- Milline today. ) For ‘sale: "=F ‘ovirina a9 . brand “new, Slight discount from li-na. -For sale, stock, at c heap: ‘o*¥ ing .- vs - rar ut * N mW AR DDN KE , I r, 6x46. is w PB. a ae oe ; Rox tH -117, } ost- Dispat ch. te 6 POON >) ; ‘ ondition ; Many extras, a tires: — ae ¥ ho — Te NEVW a RDNE ay a 4 DX. 45x34, motor, Mear magneto, St rom ere ‘ carbure- DODGE SEDAN_. — — asians raft. Mullano! . USUAa! Value; $675 cash. Box Y-401, P. . TOURING CAR- For sale: Al = : ale. trucks EXHAUST FANS—For sale; new and second- NeW r eDNER 2x3. tor. good condition, solid tires, m4, l demon | ine re -For sale; run 3600 miles; | FORD— For ale: late model: muse sell Sun- M.A \ ~~? demonstrate 7903 Pes bias gemonstrator _ hand; cheap. 1420 Chestnut: st. (com) N FW sARD at DU ? I, a X. strate. 2220 College. Colfax 18245. baint and motor excellent: > new tires and day for $375. 1919 Withne ‘ v ELL For sale, touring car, ior? ae oo en 2 | pcust. — GANO! INK ENGINE—For sale, Detroit, 314- | NEW HOOKER TRUCK \Wtd. Ot e-CON ; lone body ; cash and | a at covers; a good buy: $1375: see it and! = asf ne 117 two ex kood condition; no reasonable offer , TOURING CAR-—Five-p % = ene “ois nx — a IN ate, Vetro ols NEW HOOKER } rRUCHK Wt . . , De® Convinced, ¢ ‘all et o447 Vernon, fe) | FORD—For sale; ' — ai?’ 1+ +o must sell immediately; moving out vell cheap: call for army. am | “ye it. Al coi p., new. Call OT Olive, Deen. NEW HOOWKE R Rox H-t Post-1 ispateh. FORD— For ---—- tires: demountable rims w17 Walton. 73 Delmar b! fc) TOURING © , J gear uh : j ne - we At " . ¢> ’ 2 7 . : le, ek | 5 ’ = o- ~ At Paw ” GASOLINE ENGINE--tor sale: 2 ‘ Wt. oy or 3 ton; late model: high- | cash or co sedan, ot err FPORD—For sale; touring car, ‘1917 model; MAXWELL—For sai touring car; elec'r war. G15! mak _ . . —_ ee eh ee ee —For sale: Charter: good cond{tion. Teuscher = “Son AMERICAN, ( "EN TRIFU G Al, - must-be first-class and bargain. | = —-"- Box_ D-' 165, en fine condition. 641A Rutgtr. lights -« iy . «: o0c : 4 : 5 Ri CK Machinery § Supply Co,. St. Louis. Mo, (¢9%) | 7 11;,°"-2°° “eat age _Granger. 28 Wash. (ce) | FORD- For sale. 4 od sedan, with every | FORD —Wor sale: runabout; coupe top. soll. new yy 3505. . “416 ore . K lion TON RING yee ~For : T rator. Dearborn GASOLI? ae ENGINE non apie: ; m. iw Ber. ee om [RECT CONNECTED GASOL INE | WHEEFLS Wt aa \’ air } ‘ord front wheels. de- | vdecaciae t i RD — oe an ~~ e. Str e pater 20. Laclede. te) | SDL. et (e7) dain a ondition ; a a Day a rock, 5 erator. 4s e€ nge, « anche aVyv., eT- NG INE > *"ENTRIFUGAI PUMP mountable od erres wi or withou res. ROADSTERS , aie, seaan, 910, Starter, - | FO : ee gree Sea ‘ arin _ eT ee MAXW E L L a. ganna a : pscniiiet For ir For sale, 918, S-passenger |) =); ‘ . uso: a N 0. ” nee cabsiigasmiesenepaiensenpeniians MENT. ADDRESS iO ARRA R We olf, 621 Hic kory. BPP PAP PDA OOO" a PO = = ountable rims, . Rox Db 190, } ost- Dis. a B QRD 4 ~ Oe, 1610 Locust st. = touring car: self-starter: all- -year- round i a Ril ato ‘AR— For sale 3 4 - eer asta ine = wo lic “NGINE io nile ° ‘ "} ; “ ’ ‘OR . Op: 7 j « fy ‘ Tr, pe c GASOLINE “E:NGINE- “x OF one or pane 3h.| MACHINERY CO.. GRANITE RLDG. __ (c) |EEST cash prices for aC weentes 8 any | BRISCOK—-Chummy: fine condition: 5 tires: | FORD SEDAN—For sale: starter. demount-| FORD— For sale: touring, 1915 cauipment; top, run 2700 miles; in best condition. 4000A Cherokee st. condition; a big iin nd 0 Fation me o, K he par 9 1 x ee e i } ‘ ‘ oe Son . ats. r F — vol it, nating” 700-5 ns to h t ate offered to at ba rR2 n priee Se co : Ba Ma torist, R32 Twcust. Phone Grand 537. e) _ ORD ¥ or sale. one 1918 Sears ory with are rv RD > ~For fale, touring « car, in _— condi- se il at bargain: owner leaving R ING (ire. umstances ¢ . HH. ate . D.;_ alternating current % 73 4 & FE. A. HUG ii 10th and Walnut sts. dna anton wire ’ sedan tion; cheap. S7S7A Michigan (c) Cuppies pi. Delmar 22497. fess: (passenger Car. & ae PC—Fer sale. 2 ton: 1 ‘ ae : , > by i} mane “Ick . ale: roadate ‘rerhauled ; wheels ew: 918 ee immediate delivery. C. G. Wis joan money on your automobile, buy’ BUICK—For oo: wens Bigg rhauied and heels, new; one 1918 Ford MITCHRLI, “6 —For sale. 1917. first-class t-class sh ape cVerv way! 1300 & Fcondeay, «se ~V = = . Wth and Walnut ats. _ MACHINE SHOP WORK for «% or sell on coinmission. See us. refinished. phone Grand cheap; one 1918 Ford touring car FORD- For sale: touring car; call Sunday. psig + i ‘ s or cash oni n't . rs GRADING OUTFiT-.For sale; teams , ~ mm | Motoriat, 1852 Locust. me ee one 1918 Ford touring car, with elec- S784 W. Florissant. Delrrar ‘2761R. (©) | oclock oF any etening titbs Tee * business Box Dp gise Post Die BEOBILE—-For sale. . Y : : } : =i: nannies 3 - : os . ie ic B8té hs uring « rT ° ne r “'> . E Pa . A ‘ ‘ ePve;n ,. > SenDre si : ms e der yd ‘a. ete.; will sell separate. 6517 MA HIN ane ‘model of every description WE are in the market for rour old dam- BUICK—-For sale: ¢-cylinder. 1918. BKB 44.! 4qo15 sll gh. 1918 agp ts nt ns . ont ‘fe FORDS-—For sale, touring cars, 6 vraui- WONROR LP gE org — | TOURING CAR—Por sale: ¢ § ae F ard ainith Aubert. ‘abany R07. — A, St _ S26 Baston. _ , ' aged. wrecked cars: best price paid. Call roadster; in very good shape: car Was 499 Manchester. ete i rs ete ; (c) | new; 1918; price right. 3114 Cass. ‘1) tires, gas; "30 mil Bg mye ty — 5- DASse ner: modern eau be ~~ Re “open. Sunday Hi ATING SYSTEM-— lor Ra! e, sence nee REAI, MAC HINE WORK. Central KS17 R, _Bomont 21) 28R a (ots) sivlen, owner paid insurance and insurance C LDS ‘ m weianiimanintidtianss - . Fr ORD—For sale. tou ring car; 1917: good 4123 , we so tee 14he O faion; ine new. paint: just the car for = ~— “Truc K Co... tith crn ween Tier ABE SREine, Mo: ; Went Machige Ce. WII, install new hot air pipeless furnace as, Company ts now 9h: o Olive st. aan Re eee 3: cost $2100. a. pe mechanical condition: cheap. 618 Walton.) MOON 4-34 Wor sale? lela 5 ae em E. ON — For sale, 1-to1 ‘ 4 - 1 v ry o a 2 ) oy . iv: “Os q « " A i -.> ie « . . * . _ . : ~ ~~ t , af tary Machine Co., 522 Kissock. icy LOT OF me at AWS pee = e 1720. (c®9) (cP) | part pay a ~~ spans light car. Box say ‘K—Fed oP. ok me —— Post-Dispatch, ie) | FORD—For sale, touring car, late 1917 moa- wer tourtas ie yt De Sret-sines’ cond Bomont 41. Central 4 ‘ER F ’ : di- . CHINE SH -158, Post-Vispate _— : .| - — ee rem ne me ee iT ) tot S a ftern : good 3 sew: S°00. *RI : ge BLD pURNAC Y, om a | yeneral Repairing and Mac Bia Work, a = km SEDAN WANTED. Tatty o roadster, im verv good shape; car OVERLAND For sale, chammy rvadster, | Se Apert. 2017 _Eilto und y__Stternoon._ | son: good as new $500. 5819 Union bl. te) AN = or sale ta lud! Nl ive d pipin Geo. Flori 4200W_ Easton. ell Lindell 3163, an Se ith lec Stolen, owner paid insurance and insur- 1917: G wire wheels, perfect condition FORD—For sale, touring car; choice of two) MOON——Por sale: touring: Al condition ; y, electric lights > Super ~ “aa... es —— Will exchange Ford sedan with new e ance company is now offering car for $1090, | ®%2 Hodiamont. late models. Te evis Motor ¢ ‘o., 308 Locust. new top and tires: must sel PACK ARD Touring " 3700 Washingtor Mach. Co., 111 8. 7th st (ec) | LIGHT willing and ‘stamping work wanted. tric starter as part pay, or will pay spot | See Buick ein 2952 Olive st. (eT) — = — ~- — . TST encettinn tes ro must sell at once; wil 900 TCM CANS—For swale: 150 and 200 pounds Models and dies made, Fisher Mfg. Co., cash: must be 1918 car in first-class cendi- | Sur ’ Srestae sasha onsiace. Sanaa aeaitns | | FOR HIRE—Ll ~~~—~.~. | Radiators Repaired, , Rebuilt or | . ae “dh Ce per. Soa, Se. S25, Suice =* ~ mn See = me a ‘ORD—For sale: 1917 model: | self-starter: tion. 4200 Fad. : Rew ree: Cee Seer $950. a ee Oe BS i oe, 2-to ns ~~ J ° gre oS ) . Limou . a | ive ’ me hae _ 5 w au -Kr O Si ‘-passenger Lo inc: ele- | 1e 2 "pe 2 St . Sun- SP ye . . ee . > : : . _ ! Sha er. : + ant “on coca wine ce chs, up. Delma ar Sh. sine and, touring — = Ex changed for New ‘FORD For sale, 1918 roadster, with deliv- | i 30 Olive st bargain; terms. Bertrand, | Pr - or soa Fvan: a =o ee 1 Om oe LE {For Kale, model 43, 1916, WESE a? aan T. . Ae For aale, one trt e. F J . be sc _e ese - annem ae nbs —" 7 aw @ a ey e y ‘eT tr¢ 4. a s pe be 3 ¢ ons, tarpaulins, concrete hoists, hoppers, FOR HIRE -~Dorize touring car. $1.75 per SPECIALIZING ON ona RE AND a Se) ——— 15 1 POURIN ; “yor. -| FORD—-For sale; touring: just like brand-| price $50). “611 N. Th st “Est 3 is. Tit 3 ee sheave®, Gerricks, tools and lumber. Grapn- | hour. Cali Forest 3731} M. fast PE NDE a RE PAIRING THiS SHOP OF-| FORD —For sale. 1915 roadste just over- | BUIC K TOURING—For sale: late G17: per- | new: only $500: Rit down. yéar 6p bal- ——— ; 7 . Lou For “eal: "haan - ville Supply Co,, St. Louis, Mo. (6) | FOR HIRE—New 7-pas seng: ‘r car, driven t | WORK. A LY PE RECOG. | hauled, $525. 1613 Lafayette av Ban ¥ en at gy Alea “ Soe one an |. ance, Morris, 3327 Locust 1c) | al eone gpg t wor ie; u- passenger, ™ Park av. . 3 oVpP Ade, 5%, 54 4 - 2) ‘ ry * ‘ 1" ! . —- VAI mes “ar: a) . +f -§8 > me - node : ’ > % a4: " com : —-- MACHINERY—For sale; $50,000 worth of | _OWMer; $2 per hour. Central 9179X. (c) | “Ta CIS ee ae eee FORD—For sale, roadster body. _Post- Dispate *h. — ex (c), FORD touring winter top and presto tank, 01 o as Se Fe cseap._ 0" ba han =e. ’ — SCK—For sale. new For bargains in pulleys, shafting, hangets, | FOR HIRE Ford limousine; King’s highwa: PIONEMR SPECIALISTS. | —*eurl. ie Reece e e Ree re ADILLAC—For sale. touring car: limou-| ~-che@p: drophead rotary sewing machine. ty overhaule: For sale 500.3 . ae receRi- | CADILLAC 5-passeng model T chassis. at clutches. collars, ge tog couplings, sprock- ¥ service $i Fo ‘t 537. (a) ¥ OUT OF TOWKN. CRATE ' FORD -For sale. roadster. 1917 > sy ID s Send for a complete line No. 18A FoR HIRE—Ford We also buy machinery of all kinds. Teusch- | hour. Forest 1565, er & Son Machinery Supply Co.. 527 i 24) FOR HIRE—1-ton truck ex et.. St. Louis, M (C99) | ane day, week or contract; MIXERS-——For sale: 9 110-galion each, com- | ° + (Ff RHODE, 4135 Olive st., (c) _Mo. Both phones. 798, ai 1912 very Ce (‘ottagre av son i late model: in can be seen at Steinwender- c o.. B roadw av and Clark. ‘ ond lition ; mm, 5186. N ‘AR. St. Loula, Mo. (eng) cal] Ll. xpress body, by owner drives, model: 5-passen- cheap: can be CHASSES : vpiant. ArkanSas | POPP OP OP eI™. | POP PPAL Se —” CHASSIS~—For sale, with bod ies. 2835 CHASSIS For Sal Loelmar i new light Ford chassis. _Locust st. el) 7 in good shape: 1918 } all a nd cheap (®) touring $400 For gale, Q IPlT. some Hike new, S651 Easton ' FORDS without cars, uP, ear, W ashinerton touring car: at once; $185 , wit 10236 —_ 2 . as roadste! r 9 none or | Monday. 1one tee) the day. preferred. } 5067 a: “Teuring c ar. - work ‘aban y immedi- ae =" ic 1913: good Lindell 176. starter: o- passenger: "wamdins tc) ae enle: week, 503% wh) — $125. 20 month, Inust Kets you a touring ell any big initial payment, Kor sale: cars: dD.: a. 379. T-h ; + (Cc > Sn te ° i \. eect oa ior eale: ~— For Bale: roadster; new Rebuilt For “oy “ys ts : FORD- touring car; run| model, excell ter; on terms nr x H > dj | stbastiidiinii a (eth) cal wei ¢ re ~— concen . - ——= ~~ —---—------ — + -+--- a 2. nodei, exce lent a bargain at — . & ‘ ¢ ns e $0 Le 4 we ti 1 i spatch, | FoR HIRE. Truck: mechanica condition; new ti =: FORD —For sale: roadster: winter top: 10917 CHALMERS—For 6. oon. >-passenger: i car can be seen Monh- $700. DROS Ww aterman., ps (e-) N Cw fenders, tires, 07) — i or “gale, Luc ke t . . £ai8e, MOTOR. ., sing! ! " ars ‘ ggon ay : - 5 Ty Ov ; Fr _— ea _ San. e. Call 3190 S. Grand av. vaca (co) | trip: night calls. Call Hiroe Bin fox or | CHASSIS—For ‘sale. new Tord chassis with) shock absorbers ag 18 Wasto’ wes An kB oon Chama po Nn 5 | OVERLAND-—For saie, 1917 model, 71-passen: CK—For sale, 1-ton, NOTOR—Vor tale: 6. b. siavie utu 220. | Cherokee. © (9) Graham chain drive or Cabany 1616, MeNicol Bros... 5 aston: CHALMERS-—For sale; late i917 ‘touring car. | FORD—-Touring car, 1917 model, S450" | _Ker, like new; sacrifice, $550. KB. & H. Co., | Continental motor. ; volt; like new, Bo: Y¥-44, Pot » ase, ar FOR HIRE— -3-ton ‘truck: for any “pur 304 at sarnett Sales Co ©81% Locust FORDS —For sale, new roadster and touring in exe efient run ning order. (‘all Sunday be- | take Liberty Bonds. 5:04 Garfield av., | 2108 Olive at. ait | © { Ryor carburetor, #olt en 5 x ps . emst S r °. 9 i V5 aA « MOCUST. re . ( hed = : i- mmediat aie . » y ; » » : is | “4 ~, apr eas . ‘ : ) MOTOR -For ale, @. la-h. —— per cul- jenry Zies, 4031 Kaston. Delmar 35933 J.| DORRI a = alles — eo ge os rr L918. gt) he + mena » tian foes made = ans gre, ’ | OV ERLAND— ‘For sale ssenger, 1917 Hy! uring Coit 1234 — gi I | r u ~~ or gale: 1913 chassis in gc. G. Sager, Lebanon, ‘ Cc) For sale; late 1917 c aie ; 1 4J. - by hour, day « less than Ni: miles; MOTOR—For sale; 10 h, F., slow or night or without delivery bodv, 3664 | Gravois. _ ; =4): ; $2 as) 2 2 ) ene aay comple " = a ‘ ee ae boca A = bl model: $450: terms, $290 carn balance $40 ; e . ro r. wt me day. (4 12th. (Cc) ON IVERI, T ; 4 “ar = } » : pieto w ith Bt speed: cheap for cash. Box ae 88" Post- ogg aay kind of hauling: for real FORD—-For gale. chas sis, 2. 1918, used “only per month. Rox H 142, Post- Dis. (*) Mi sacrifice or trade for roadste: (01 Frank : eo PT -% ERLAND hgh car, motor in fine and whee is, in fact, steel frame. an Dispate h. Rervice and reasonable rates, phone Olive " months. 4106 Olive a . . Soa in. i Ee ; FOR pDs— For al ' mortgage sale: 1017, ror | running order: good tires: will make fine | q . nue wh is: wi nO came, | teeny C87 Gnd night. Motor kixpreas and y :’ ~- | FORD For sale. roadster, 1918, fuily] ¢ H ANDL ER—-7-passenger: late model: run as new Ford touring automobiles for $397; |) [truck; will demonstrate. 3426 Tennessee. new. Selling at bargain minu "se MOTOR—For sale; 3-h. . =), air tanks and Hauling Co., 2006 Marke (a) FORD CHASSIS—For sale; new; will. take bonds. 1613 Lafa- =O eo i ‘in ‘ real chance. Motorist, 1852 Locust. : er own price. See M iOVE RLAND—For miles: MO? Sale, condition: touring, $100: run 7000 trade Ford. air crusher, complete with shift; sold WANT MORK (‘all 1610 Locust. siamititatsie list th Te Ti Fre © Ton Tire equipped; at vette. ge- in f ition; " t a: 4701 “1810. iin. a DEARBORN TRUCK | FORD - ERoadster: x it at once, aes rs MO T OR- TRUC CKS FOR, HIRE W: shington. seats: pitee. $1 20") ane FORD- For sale, one touring, with Kelsey | perfect ‘pair Ss} condition: ve —— — , eer Re excellent with CHALMERS—For sale, touring: late model; stream-lined body. demountable wheels. Hodiamont. 2916 LOCUST 8TF a - MOTOR” W EAVING MACHINE- “For sais: | | GU NN TRANSFER CO.. 17th and Walnut | | FORD—For sale, 1916 chain-drive chassis; extra delivery box: : Call Monday. like new: nicest running car in citv: guar- Central S95QJ. R209 N. Broadway. | OVERLANTD SIX—For sale passenger. 5 sal yRD TRU CKS. $25 1 ceeaatie ee ae a Benga" tS. oo ye gts. Olive &l. Central 772. (e80) good vs Saag A gh ode ll ees cheap. Del- Riefling’s, "9 N, Main. — \ Ree as fc) anteed in new condition mechanically; must | FORD—Feor sale, 1917. touring car: In good Continental motor: wire w os SGN. : oF used large oo , :. 3 ee . and Chest- _mar_SG80L, ant -Yor sale, 1917 roadster: Al condition, _Sell for $550, 3804 Cook. ‘C)| shape. 236 East Biz ; - | Chestnut, ——r: oe ee ' FORD- | 342s. 4257 Bend: phone Webs- tc) d tt - “©6352 nt. ; oe MOTOR s —-For 4 sale: bh. WANTED TOMOBILES Wtd.— New or old: pa Z ore k. 8273. f17 W alton iad cid Wte 1.- —To buy: sin: TF mt st be ¢ | sbnaition no object Marsha!! T6R ee MOTORS - For | cur AU TOMO! rent, including 100-h. p. motor and two | > . 31L, _ Ww td.——« Chevrolet or Ford: 7‘) motors: also l-h. p. direct motor: all | — Boe eee Dee SLISA Viruinta, are Wagner make. Apply at A. Rich, 808 | AUTOMOKILES Wtd.—Conaition Ma chtinger. 2042 Sheridan. Biddle nt. | MOTORS- AUTOMOBILE Wea. Will good light car. O16 I | AUTOMOBILES Wed. z meyer Bro Sg, 7 “entral “TOMOBILES Wie — a DIAMOND 1-TON TRI zenanis new; big 1° BON Fane LIPs. L 214 arhingt« TRUC For sale: lights 741 VERLAND car: electric draft: $425 OVERLANI—For gale, car, 1917 model: good _Tiflee, 2218 . Unton OVERLAND sale, h- passenger. R35: new fine condition: $400, Layton i Sunday. OVERLAND 1916, model 83: fine condition : (,00dfellow ay. -| ter 371. r | FORD— For a Me 5 J Ww ebster Grov es. 1917 gZood For gsaie, touring car, can be bought rieht. 78 or CL ~entral a Rieetini _ LIMOUSINES F ee a ae 12 CHANDLER original tires: Ww arne, Colfax ( HEVROLE T—Ior sale. first-class condition: ( CHE V Re 1.) a or lent condi tion. { CHIN VROLET ; tires: need CHEN ROLET in first-class sponsible party. ; Hk VROLET—fFor NOOO miles: perfect between 10 and Sunday. av. (‘all >- passenger touring Afr t IKKennerly and star _ owner in Tennessee. fe) ee “% Cc. (from f to 50 p., 220 volts, 40 cycle, slide rails, pulleys | AU and startine compensators: good condit ion: Re nee chief engineer, Hamilton- Lrown Shoe Co., 2iat and I Locu st ats sale: ies: “alternating sale, 8S passenger edie SsnAaAD ‘for cash. 2318 N. Union. | } ORD--E ‘or sale, cabriolet, 1918, in first- class ¢ ondi tion. AO 35 ORR Amherst. HU DSON—-For sale: 33: Mmousine: g£00d con- dition. Apply PQ25 Olive, Sale, mountable rims: Cir avois. FOR DS—we will sel Os used sale: 1918 ™model - excel- touring automobiles, pe on 1X like OR 23 Nott ingham., (er | bord touring automobiles ISS2 touring, 917: good | | HUP P TOU URING OM 3 Tins ade : : 008 Coon. 109 Pine st For sale: 1918 touring ca condition: terms to a oh ‘| ForD— 3643 Shenandogh. ‘ic)} el, in sale. 1917 run | Waterma condition; FOR Lb model; call Sunday 1224 Hlam- fo) 1916 model: de- oversize tires: a of being drafted. tc) WINTON touring car; condition. CABRIOLBT, model, newly painted, tires, wire wheels, Al cal condition; price right, Pine st. Bomont 798, ¢ 1561. DORRIS—For Ree late model: first. 'FORD—For sale, roadster, 1917 class condition: 2 extra tubes: after 10 a. m.; phone Cabany v0. {lton. ) ee ’ |FORD—-For sale, roadster, ilisaliesth fe) | mountable wheels and ERLESS-—For sale, limousine, with tour- bargain, $310, on account ing body: beautiful car: perfect condition: 4522 Page bl. new tires: bargain: cost $7000. 4200 De ji ~ 3 _Tonty. FORD—For 7 body: 1] UTO J» ~ on Hehts. St, t: ate Mo. KX RD—For passenger touring condition: will sac- av ¢i*) 1916 touring car: cheap. 340% Osage. aa A 1918 Ford new used in Locust. ‘all mode! JU) f For tires; till condition; $175: Sunday mniorning. Excellent Sacrifice; or sale. PE money: take ho of yier t Cemral Y708J. Puy spot cash for owa., ~All kinds 4544. Wilt 9.” , " “ > Oo clock For sale, elec - must ‘‘ab- For sale, eas truck Starter and ( la ytor i. ie) Bale: “1917 roadster with 1918 Ford coupe with Louis County Auto Co., ~For « ale. “new _ ec. “Measoupinaee | 4 .. $40: % h. v.. $50: 1 bh. $190; also used d. c. and a. c. for onto > ‘rent. We do wiring, reovair- | ing and installing. Acme Electric Co.. | _ Market st. late price touring car, 1916 mod- condition : : oF ~— right. 1588 Ser HUDSON SUPER 8f ” senger; exccllent conditionsg ee. in Winter car; or part cash Pox ‘t-Dispat« ee For sale, closed for cash, Box Y-10 Y-102, seats ane real “ D¢e touring, trade Ford. for cash. lor sale, 5- passenger run ToOao tniles sivinahigtihien eae Eee ie $e sale: 1917 tou 1 car: firat.cis touring Davy cash. M. sale: 1917 road first-c lass On 2 Hodiamont. ‘ touring car; first-class | “5S SR peti’ dk ' } —— ter: nee AEE AN ae _| condition: a t arcu it Ip Set, ; mechanically new, subjce Oo ex : . Ul, DRUMS-—Fo le, 2 Hots ath. For fale ” pass enger. tour- - . ts If I ‘i Ty cary "ay mente, AUTOMOLILIE » 8418 Locust, Cer light roadster “_ Cook. ITOS Wid. 6. selling vour old, ame highest price TOMOBILE Wtd.—Private party ») | “touring car or roadster for cash. —_— ba Ps ‘ nal ; “lasee, om and 1 "ae Post. Dispat icnh.g {300 Cabanne, Forest | AUTOMOBILES Wtd_ Prices. Standard Olive st. Lindell 2108 Olive st. (e) HUPMORBILE—For sale. dition: e xtra winter top. Hl’ PP—For sale: 20: at bargain. or call Olive 875 > week days. HUPMOBILE—For rale: 20: Painted and over names : camp: must be sold toda thie big bargain. S944 Olive st. ; MAR MON 24 Ow NE RG ;OING TO FRANCE WANTS TO SELL CHUMMY ROADSTER, IN PERFECT CONDITION: RUN ONLY 44) MILES PHONE CARANY 6628S MAXWELL -~For sale, 1916 roadster, nor ler. ee 208 fe = Rolla pn! MERCER—For “pale. roadster, electric lights and starter: Westinghouse shock absorh- ers: good tires and extras: fast: in wt condition: $4575 cash: big bargain. 612A Rroadwayv. 2d floor MITCHELL—For gale, nice roadster: — conten: cheap. Wii N. Newstead, | M(x be 3 sale, 1915 roadster; call and rita Peck st. OVERLAND—For sale. che mniv roadster, in perfect running order, 1018S model: a bar- gain: S670 4218 Cook. | ie) OUVERILANID— For senger, country day cnly. ti! Pal PACKARD storm Broadwa PAC in Vrs For sa} a covers, ‘electric lich Dixon Phare 414 Union. PATOR Ff or ale 3- passe enger lorest first - class condition: , starter. 5 tires, Maf. (7) lirhts like new: rear S024 | Wtd.—Dedee, Buick o: other! Spot must first-class running ordef, | age 2800; ean be bought § ISO0L Pine st. Boment Central 1561. mes ~ ae. oe edt ENE Ie — oo | PACKARD new; sell; sacrifice. SD0S | 1 gasoline: reall! tanks; cost $900: will sac. | rifice _for 8550, _ Call 1610 lac ust. OlL, TANK WwW AGONS -~ For sale, w vw : gai. c pene r: 8 street flushing warons . Capacity; juat right for road oiling. F a F Stern, 17th and C peeetaet. PA APER PRESS.-For | ack, Apply Janttor, ITA. POWE ¥ geared: 4nw N., PIirML- inch fey wit: | ‘ORD ~lor top; $550, outfit. practically Water. res CHEVROLET For condition; bargain; Easton av. patente ; ' CHEVROLET Sy or sale: 490. 1918: seat covers, light and bumper (‘al] dav or any time next week. 1 Biddle. (c) /\CHEVROLBI—For sale, tourine car, 19186: rst-class running order; electric light and starter: S225 J Y. Murphy. Kirkwood. Kintoch fdoR. (Cc) CHEVROLET oh an best Limousine, Twin- Six, ike new, tires in good con- dition, mechanically perfeet; will be sold at a great sacrifice. SOL Pine st. Bomont 798, Central 1561. fine winter Yale lock: eitra =e sale: touring: 1918: speedometer, demountabies, =U) down, venar on balance: _ out Morris. 8327 Locuet. (eo FORD—For sale. 1YIS Ford touri: automobiles, with electric genemotor. start- er and demountable wheels: rea) sacrifices. Motorist. IS82 Lacnist st. FORD—For sale; touring shock absorbers, seat ometer: open Sunday. 3615 Forest rk. FORD TOURLNG—For epeedmeter: gond tires Fteepest hill on high: ’ roadster: good Owner, 3524 Towa cash, Call at once. con- 4956 ic) and save. Ras or damaged J: 320 LL. (cS) uck oe ee eee Ford Tr lt Ton and in new and seer Pay as You wi No. brokera DEARBORN TR 2916 LOCUST OI OL OO OL practical idea re car has | bOSO—— make it Converting it in RUIKS Sy passenger mt ree -For vale 1 1916. « e) lectric ; paint and rubber m. and evenings. “gale, roadster: aeele OVE LAND: Sunday a. (;rand OVERLAND—For ga! le, mez car: Continen ta! cass condition rhone Romont 1318 ‘KARD For sale: twin-sitx Paint ir perfeer run enough to jj cemonstrate Rox j Hun wrecked pais. Central —Whip the eee es perfect | wo | 4503 P apin painted. 3859 a a hs 5 Pat. in DR SR Sr latest ig touri: mw car: eXtra tires, spote- | after 4 ™m. Sun- model | r: just going to Call and get roadste arn Ss. j A tr 3 Box Y- e (e) highest 7-passenger tour- fix motor; first VUlive st.: _hl ——_———— , BODY—Veor saic. one new stake Ht any make 5-ton truck: Wi gain. Park Automobile Co.. BlUh"K—For mule, truck, $225. coin -~k or sale. iat CADILIAC shtly burned by e.. as nlig diately. 4 rite st. COMMERCE ThUCc 522 . fine shape TRUCKS a and speed- . Truck Cé.. Car: covers Federal] “kinds: : Auto Salyv age C‘o., / dell_ 2340, Delmar 10?0, AU TOMORBIL BS Wtd To buy quick, 39 lat- est automobiles for cash: re ” er . »* 0? the cash. Motorist, 183 “yes , wartithe set AUTOMOBILE Wtd.-—For exchange bungalow, ‘6 acre of ground, on St. line: _Want machine. Box 1,- ost - AU TOMORIL Ie Ww td,.— ord roadster: mode! and price. Box D Alt Pe : wre {© 7) Plain fle wheel or Ibs. to SOOO Ibe. Beall. Tyler S125, *) rotary __ COUPES i i de a ee & HAL, ME RS ( OU PE—For gale: secondhand heap. =t. Louis Fire eae Co.. 1512 REL {c) coune: fust over-'| generator, self- J. (Call Sunday or 4 W estminster nl. cost $2000 also smail §- electric starter part notes. See, omont or Cen- P. - —— y CA PRESS Wtd. this weight 3000 9 Lan Phone Yor sale, intake and make; new; Grand ar. «RADIATORS sicam: vest Hat SUAFTING oT San. St. SHAP i n 3408 N SH PER ror sale; a ae PBA ee fu le 4 reasonable. rr lair top, mranteed to climb obo. tsAl - | ic’) ae y-4 , & t-DPic ton ring Car ard litnou- *telv overhaule “1 and wut ‘if-starter and all moad- h: bargain. Bo x Y-241, e Jvl7. in the run “G2Z0O miles: field y equipped: eall tween 9 = : * ee nai 12 Sunday, 5130 N. Jeffer- FORD—For sale, truck: in perfe av (e) | ami forced to sell om account of leaving COLE —-For sale; S-cylinder, 7-nasseneer. 1917 — , and ra}. consider Kiving cme payments mnodel touriny car. and winter body: good So Feswanaihre. Patty, UOx_Fe-Ss, FU fee condition. 4642 Lindell bl. POR bs—For sale; touring cars and read- mage sag wi sters;: cheap: better used cars, §225 to $4I”- DODGE—For sale; perfect condition; demonstrate to you. 1900 condition ; price Tacust et. DODGE—For sale, FORD _ $. Gra ria. electric equipped. str elon eter, DODGE— sorber. storage battery. zood _aition runnimge order, $455. Drive it - Missouri ay FORI—For sale, ires~ * demountable Iv cna - abcorbers, speedometer, cutout, barcain. 3 extra inner tubes, mounted: 3 DODGE seat covers, $60. 2223 Dodier viv rot apply | HAINES-——For sale, LODGE Gunn Transfer Co., con Hitho yn HAYNES-—For sale: &-passenger tovring: ‘DODGE extra tires and tubes, rim, seat covers: fine al new condition: for quick sale, $800. Lave Piura. _and s _Misouri Athletic (‘lub or Grand-Leader. DODGE, Ht DSON— For sale, touring ‘an ve Sm): good condition. “G10 = HU DSON— For or sale, lat condition: a bargain: in yard, at o1 ' Rum 2724 ic) water pump: S-inch discharge: very reasonable. Cal)) of or i romp ondition: ern eouipment ri Post .Dianateh ‘TERCE-ARROW aa Liaene gale: hauled; i-room For electric starter: a bargain: anv evening, 4°21 CHALMERS new; will passenger t condition t t * ee . 3g son as Yor sale: several: cast tron: in wood cond! tton. ‘‘aradine Mar- in, 2128 Washington, (cf) For saie, all sizes. Teuscher Louls (COD) | ‘14- inch crank shaper. | ‘ cash: state _ Post-Dispatch ‘AUTOS Wtd CAT; FAVe Ras 2217 ad 19", ee ie D Fr, rs ale ‘ one TH16 Cc ‘in. oer, (-DASS +t in running order: or wil! trade for 11 ‘ k rd touring cae or roadster. ood medition. aeiltl Of PIER ARR IW—For Sale. LOO con ition ; machine, roerr pe | lLacust Will take snail ma cunes in part payinent or Liberty Honds P ivir@e a ™"™ “Eel , say % owner, room 40S Title Guaranty ~ For sale: cabriolet facrifice f: r Soho. touring car with tires; will take 21 Locust. —S Let " and me daniaged ’ lL> have your your troubles. 1917: perfect 1391. (ce) cheap. ‘ or e vent “For, sales wig Che rear. aay DORRIS THUCK arze stake hoy. LM Ft It ix. ; “A + tires; $2° 4fiho DORRIB TRICK perfect cond: uon;: 1 teh) ) =6L_aetie Forttp TRi ‘ ee Me me PrORD TRL: ly new = FOR D — Ba ie. bedivy w pnteda bh RD will FORD , tmia;r + ; te > faaaay car; arre)l $7 f) 5 Cabany set. rt car, . ic? For 349 4 , 7-passenger Briscoe Sales- tral LORE LS- Armory, FORD--For condition rokRD fect YORD—Fo Tres le's. FukRD tric sale: et. "TOMOR Lb : ‘er “eae ! | V16 model, Tr sale, ouring, er oul itnole 021 Warren At MOMOB LLE ‘eal estaic to exchange PD. 283. }’ ost- Dispatch AUTO Wtd.—For 40 tion: one-half ille southweet St. Lonis: road, Box d- “18, a ost Drispateh, of -- or : Wta.- good shar: countnal ay 2439 cr) ky x hg Ange for roadster, “Dusselker car, iris shock ab- rubber and home. JVIGOA Kee For ess Linde Bale: Bor I4inch: jp first cet ; working order; $175, S17 MAarket st. Bodine Pattern Co qe SHON MACHINERY. -For sale, Champion shoe combination etitcher: also Union buff. “Ine and rhoe-finiahin mgchine; all abso- lutely in perfect condition. { ‘all or write Joseph Adrian, 2045 Switrer ay., Jennings. Mo. STEAM ENGINE For sale: 500 bh. p.. futy tandem, compoond, hertzonta! direct connected to 300 kw, 240 volt generator: all in rood condition: motore from o to © } pul} : ewlicher, Hamilton- Rrovn Shoa and Locust ets For saie: Copper Lombard condition. we or (rand av. coupele;s 11s: -~18?, l’ost 1) apa? coupe, 117 mode! Call 2714 Lafayette. coupelet: Oud “ ’ ‘ ale : COU ipe., 7 ™ 1} AT » 1) le, good vii touring, $495: termes: Sunday For sale, touring MASS Delmn ar For sale, Al condition; Ane, Athlio touring car: 4019 Wyoming et For sale; 1918 tourine. ‘eedan ‘top: tires. Call between 12 and 2. or 6 2A49 OO} ive _ st. (eT) Al condition: morning between 9 ar. (ef 4 For sa RBOT « con- _(e7) . touring car: Wrd Seater: ] have Street re for late model. : | Sone Ro ‘rr sale. a'tmost ne club, eacrifice: wea terinal: For e#a DUERY. or ‘con Te exe ei! ent ~ ch. Sur tel) newly painted: morning 1800 Pin ak touring, electric t- at "call (917 wheels, " Al condition: lights. xtra ti tire carrier. Tyier 14Ww touring car Walnut. f. msrerngrer tourir tad fumbeoidt Auto “or sale, condition, - wit tecair, ‘ in | se*) acres, one-haif irom railroad, unincunmibered: new: (e) dealers need f¢ ’ in first-class ber. r. igs tri mediate N Ma) n rt KS for sale; 20 oO! iive of. ten trock: oa 18 lacus ee! a1) 216 “truck nd oo eultiva- 7 miles on Ih ’ a bow (: also Car body; ~ callt 12 rut iti» one Ss f } chotce of 3 Motor AWS Locust. coupe; 1918S; starter; elec-| lights: ear; like new. 4106 Olive FORD CUOlL PE LET—For con K > Aigar., M: ipnler oof. plete. —_ PORD Fo demountable wheels: Largain (ce) | rPORD Ph-—For Locu lat e@ For sale *) eo? hechani new mus .o Vietor VIMel, PAIGE For saie: 1916 touring class mee hanical condition: Al: wi sacrifice if sold by (j;rand “AOR. PRE MIE R—For lition: orest ‘. ehaai tou ar: in firest- paint and tires Oct. BZ Ca et) ie rine « ‘al condition be ; l a eS rl kor 11e: best o-passenger top, feat os lijth and terms, Jos G7. ie “80 roadster, ts: S500 WV orest farnily : Want «eo! . ,} $s) Weelr Rarton wood Wid hor no object ane] } a Barton: Koo! TUMORLLE Wtd hard woot - floors. ¢, sma “ 4 ferme (‘all refere ners heavy Corliss, car pay x a ” will en sale: at ©. KE. Sule; B in firwt and tires ~~: Call ~~. ear paint Vet, For sale: ‘ heat 1008 Al ‘TO roadster. ware in excellent condition. m™ml Ken- sington. PILA)T—For sale: beautiful ster: new: run 1200 miles: H-1%) Post-Dispatch, PULLMAN For ide " ‘o Kee chief er mineer les [OO-raltion ofl storage Auf. and Sheet Iron Mfe. Co., Main “117 Central. ne For sale pa ne koi aA. f, painter) SAL. es} coupe let, 41065 family. of want on ‘rT week relerery *-Toumn ,' $"° 1Y17 ‘; Olive, , Smail terms: Cail at ‘en. ib road. KBox chummy price $1200, SH it Tit = e: 1014 touring ear: t bargain: will ‘For sale: touring car: -cy linder, seen Sunda oe 2682 N Di Ve “lid cur, itt demon - {f oe | $217 —» fc) Start- sale: almost new. cor | Al r: ota te ton tr a y. WO: * ‘ ‘7 Ai} full > « ouls at iE - : : true | TANKS. } or male: two etoraxge. Salo: 4 open » yuits for Rood aa itor noy pi }. hhox Y 401. oligvan — sor ” salesman. ikiA draft will Ss 1917" run veri | cy over Ph rfec _ + tout — car. used d Nest d . $220 Lane m L. =s = — REO her ‘~ passenger me: +; : 4 : poasib: ~~ cost 1% top. oval bottom, Ox5s10.) Aufrichtig Cop Post-Dispatch, = - . —~*) | hauled and _repain ted in July: coud tire - = a oo HUDSON~-For sale. 15-40 ‘ouring. new paint guaranteed ray chanical orerT; smn ne See us and save and Sheet Iron Mf. (o., 3d and Lom- AUTOMORILI® Wtd. Late model. exchange ~ 2 OF Bale , couve, 1917, electric start- | gx Sidney 142 "iets - -— ~ a ~- / amd tires; excellent condition. $850, . price 24 108 Olive touring, Geliveries and ain. SI1G.-Central ‘ rect eondition; trade Ford | DODGE-—For sale, tourtng car: Prvice touring , SAXO> ‘ ¢ rain: & plencid L441A for modern ».f touring. eouare Victor Hl Fingie aril ere h anee brick lane 4 wiil » 4 ” (lat: «yr St ailin endian t on mee aed Ke abe var- wf. 0 clock roadster, m Mor Si) le . can be seen unti! takes itt: eell: condition and appearance: $750 cash. Semple Wa’ rh 1: BOL, ER—For sale, 700 feet. Arvo. taake and vou make ‘DSON- -Fo: saic, 6 passenger, just Rertrand. 4150 ©1}s FORD rRUCK Nalian mee chain Truek | mit termes for anv difference. Cabanvy 4683 W FURI>+ For sale, 1917 coupe: Houck wire’ MT 19th st . . — : _ a hauled; Al condition; bargain; ‘$275 SAXON “ For sal tour Mroad ’ — . Wheels, starter, fully equipped: goed run-' — ‘ N. en DKS. For sale: 1917 model; perfect me- ] ( ee ee > 7 ee «CRE, On chm a hed = Law LA RGES’ rT ETO K OF NEW AND — BU LL. r A UTOMOBIL _ Ww. el ( ftoadster — hy onrad, +n N Sth HU DSO} »N 7 F Or S@ie@: tn pertect condition ic} chen! 4 Ww ipet ea en, rt Tayior line wale yr -3t4 Ras Fo rer fale boiler: owner lTaulis News, Sif, price Suny TRAMER SIV l'nion rRAMER lew =f cheap: Motest electric ilchts and ss! ae SOt7T Kensington Hi DsoN ‘Sk——-For rale. splendid condition § t' ut trailer in Ar. Louis: witli guaran: defective or wornout tmechanis«: v: Join H. Smithers, 4568 Delmar. Rol. iil der ” ad 0 i¢ Sheet and metal Motors, Sa wroiils, AMiR—Fo ' mechanical! _ spvot-cash buyer: s¢ phone Olive Cabanv i828 d ail day Sunday at Me P herson av SKI sLHON equipped: working maghiaar. . ert pain viv engines, boilers pulleys, gg ye Redding. etc. Ang Bt. Louis Call amine our eto BROWN Mi DONAT D MAC ae coO., ZAR N. Oth vf oe y (OO) | EVERYTHING IN PUMPS New and refitt ed Bumps tn stack; gnteam. eipesrie. power. Fer gaia truck, N. Fuctid an FORD ThtUcKs—Por sale; delivery: ene Form-e-t Raturtay or Sunday +e |. FPORD-—Fer gale, 1916 tes tachment; tea good Penta ™] B16 baw wat. - as - | PORD- For sale. “truch Clot aide curtains; gulek “— tom “vhait 1% -t¢ mat iee. in pe _ Rief ine? © nee. ” with fil y ; si erly _W aterman PwoR DD ho sale, ‘ , rawits = (‘lear ijrend "ROMOBL, La Sunday ic'} Starter; call ’ 1918. miles: all extras. LM var a «pe. ~- -For sala touri ng, new: run “my Ww ebster re | VIS tourtne. Dee weer Olive #t dn 108 ; CaN; h: { ” she 4 1 13 ‘ irvine. refin Ds "mo {race ay - 160) touring: repainted, new Ford touring 1917. re- rms: neeu money immed! (7) j om Abe passenger nl Tremt ~~ vni a? ler TOs ne $970; (‘all TM rleek -For \| new tires rr upe. like new cheap rer, Whittier and Subur- in) and ¢x- , “T12 ? Pare? ; : a rest “ : sedan ton: box ~ : yy > 12 and 3. or 6 _ as ‘7 ai° 3 FORD tor sale, coupe. condition: bargair a Mr. Furst POR LD lerfiul) LL POH .DS— o + > at. SP a DAT ER -—F rhit new late model: excellent 6860 Delmar: no cea! ‘ « * att metal articie on or What have Morrison at touring Bertrand. 41° $350 4040 4 Lwu- ror sale, o-passenger at barrain. Good condition, Hiv nice car Ht?ip 32 —~ feau av HUPrMOBILNE parsenger: Al B Co, 2108 Olly (e7) HU PMOBRIL Ee or rale, ‘ae 1916 medel - exceilient condition > ee tiret _Cash takes it Forest 25 Lewiea nl HUPMOBILE 20—For rm teurting car: Kkood condition: good tlres: will demon- strate: $175 storane battery. SLIBA Pennsy! Yania. (1) HU PMOBLL A For sale: - $918: good tires cushion covers and alan transferable surance: will trade for smaller car or wil! eell on terms. Call at 114 8. ith or Oj) ‘) reilanie, r. ] guile , ‘ i) Ciliive bargain # ‘ [its new st ilke DEMAKER S24) «ae Ty DPBMAKEER 4 Yviinger car. The rte om) PERAK ER oer for For Clive «a STU UEMAK Fen—For repair: chean. D. _Mo " . . STUDEBAKER ° faerie ~ et weer — BOT rer. au 412 on S125 ; " rupee le ’ Motor! st. teriring California. ile cht 5- passenger, 7421 "Mancheater av fo} ar: ‘cy “be won- . eae | ; Iss DODGE 1ew and ler j ongine, Collinsville >) BL iccK Wtd a ‘are or CARS hew top. fully equipped or terms; will orn fe) “ij, at i L7o. °a2 two bo ti bar: ain. 4 or & passenger: tor ne aftention aid Kox Wid “Ot ali ainds, condlticn obtect. Callh American Auteu Saivage 1245 N. Jefferson. “Central a4 CHC MMY ROADSTER Wtd.—Or r 1918 Fora have a neat confec ey i wil take above ay pert payment a: N ewstead fe) COUPER Wtd A ce ag new Noy Tt MRING my cash: Sealer. rRUOK full partic y.16 P coupes, fuliyv ._ &u Sa ie. ectr starter: 11s models: (ilive PORD-For mle. &Deeiometer: mountable rin 8. looks wel Main One, Saie ne ivi ‘ mode if sacrifice: For sale. cong ttion ; S800 1. no 7? For order: (ohio "DE BAKER Mor saic roadster 6 aia nade, winter curtains: fame aa tente ba realn chertz 12th. STt bb BRAKE a or electric estarter an bought at TI¢) sale: one 1912 roadster. in has good tires and one ex- av. ic) ; reo -nger. or pay differ. we roadster. rv? ea |e A. at ! , ee ae ith ‘ Tmonths ety ge “? whee! “2 fine “i 4-ply Ge wer ft eo . ath a STAY 1.00. Dar ot cylinder: : Mailicoat. De 762 \- - , . Fok DS-With | tachments aad | # Aberai terma. FOR! » Mer onl For sale. 1917 touring complete with all up-to- date ac- 2 new Hood tires: for immediate $525: car can be seen all day DODGE— condition: cessories ; spot cash sale, Mi onda _ ST Ji uniata. r™ IDGE -¥ or f# tour ine car complete eplendid condition, $750 (tf eold today , Ronds or trade for Deedee 4-ply S6e car: perfect o. ly 400 td C2» {Ue Bim piv Re piy 7 t 22 4-ply O@e Other sizes and + uo to eely in spe s' ° rs extra few own figures anie: 1 iwoa your ' Sacr i- Bulrk > Waterman CAR Wtd rriciat have Rox pe Py aes, Wed buy: or ‘ ‘adillac ime : cat | —— $285 8 a. . ard 7 STUDFERAKERF For sale: viitnder perfect Prema stiful appearance. sale, S-passenger, Grand té70w ‘eo} 1817 7- Passenger mecharics! eond@itirs: tires; bargain | ro MARION thor new Washington ast Can 114 STLDEBRAKER aril rectifier: (‘all Sareé Vernon. “nr sale: Phone Del: be eity . Cw PE tires = : OLDSAMORILLE _ Ou le) of Late Cite Past. ms stiitable “ik - er ‘ excellent laar Sy ~~ * +a . ‘ond! 4404 ‘ ’ }? ; ‘ 7i¢. *?T) | 1 .* ‘7 - “ mmnes ‘3 " sag “g “ayes ~ hew r RD For ww ney sale: G-cylinder: 3 , For Sunday eat [846 W Gar at Artophone Co. oe em ryoming 11v Olive PIERCE-ARROW- ~Por sale. co ced L and starter: ogwner dra’ a . diamont. ROADSTER ~-For wale: etal! delivers state price, Box Y-75 its , pay any diference. 1808 ‘2h ic): Se jravo's ‘ rare bh its N- ¥ st " i. ery Nupply Co., Poat. Boa h. i, coupe, in eicelient condition. Cal! Caban >* eles starter 2 eee | ant w “ +o. a . 0 - ae wera aoe =e —— pa Rie wy ieee he a wr. . . , ‘, ’ om ae Tinedih. snainal 7 a eee | SACKSON—For sale. 5-paseenger touring STUDEBAKER For sale new tires an4 FORD For sale, delivery 7 ies, ort, eet uni. ol ENG “er: FORD TRUCK Wee l-ton, top, etake bod, = ane inner tubes. WILLYSs KNIGHT—For sa - eoupe. Bike DORRIS- For sain. with ‘touring bedy: 6 ex- JEFFERY+cor. sale. 7- passenger. late ivil Minnesota ay Riveral ie SRD TROG K— WHA © or Pn re Good 7 a ' ‘ oil Pine et condition | Pe ie ute » 2% ets. hs G-s rll vor, mot apply - ter Me Hoenn e tern. «! = c Moniay mertiag. « * hi Meat

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TOURING CARS —For ata BY gers. condition: yee EM ores. 5146 eaPlo excel. lent tah. tiles use, Main 47 week days. ‘abany et a ans ee ene» S-KNIGHT-~For Sale. Tun 1600 i ran = niles: beni OBIL BF or « vale. tou repairs: make good od ae OBILE- —)- )- DasBen ger: ° no reasonable offer refused, : -For sale. ‘tor ; fine mechanical cond nd paint: rare bargain KF OBILE—For sale. 5- Dass eayp; or trade for good nds or Cash. STOQ5A x OBILES—For sale: cle . ° oe touring cars with st or no-saie. Aa)l aor Te ac Vretnier 115: Studet 8; Chalmers 1915 ; rl his; Ford 1913: King 1917 917: Knight Motor o,, Sa serenin 1915 7-passe + periect “ str a’ ue ee ee gi e for n NG CAR—For sale: Al on metrate. TH05 Pe ‘nnsvlva NG SAR a ive-passeng > ; “hear: val for army. aire NG CA For sale: bargain: aint ae 4 ‘argain;. NG CAR—For sale; elegant erfect condition; a big b Pe st. NG CAR—For rale: “elegant perfect condition: a big ne st. ‘G —A r and akh onlv, Box NG CAR-—-For sale, rT, jJate model: #71; ~ fine “light. 6 lights: ms ‘ba mec aanically D)-37%5, Post- classy j ; Delco tznitions nechanically perfec , R54). Bu74 Wyoming. es NG. Circumstances compel -passenger car, a iate m ; lass shape every odet h ag don't reply unless ox D-313, l’ost- Dispat AR— Fr sale; i nave r:; modern equipped: just the car for a terms, See Mr. Jofland, mont 4}, _Central SBR, CKARD Touring Car, 8, in perfect condition; sold at a bargain or late model sedan. e st. Bomont 798, ae ." ANT DEMONSTRAT oughiv overhauled and repaints ce. ~ a) one Lindel iT. ANDLER, 7-passenger , newly painted, wire w ‘d tires; a high-class car 4 very reasonable price, ne st. Bomont 798, 61. 1917 BUICK A 7-passenger model: looks w since repainting. and its rmance shows anechanical eo im all that can be desired, 50. WEBER IMPT. & 1900 Locust. ADILLAC 8 g, good tire 8, ing condition, inc st. Bomont 61. 5-passenger first-class $900, me - a Rebwilt Ford Touring Cars New fenders, tires, bo d wheels, in fact, just ew. Selling at bargain pri¢ EARBORN TRUCK 2916 LOCUST ST. oi 7 a“ vices eect a ~- seal INTON CABRIOLET, 1 odel, newly painted, ires, wire ak he Al m l condition; price right. ine st. Bomont 798, 561. ON SUPER SIX—Se ger; excellent condition; subject to expert exam equipment. 4729 Northiam erly Kennerly av. Forest: HALMERS, 1917 touring ¢€ rst-class running order, @ e 2800; can be bought Ol Pine at. Bomont entral 1561. SS RUCKS ae Y-—For saic, one new stake any make 5-ton truck: wil! sell Park Automobile Co., 5201 1 *K—or male, truck, $225, frac or “sule, truck, “panel yi tiy burned by fire; $150, sold | ely. S454 Pine e«t., rear. jy ERC ThUCK—Feor sale: 1 ress body; cab heuse top: elet Starter: run S8UOO miios; 1917 can be seen at or @ vening zs, For sale: “yt to 0 (“houtean “with tru k body; _Louts av, ; male: ac he sold runeing order; rear, Sunday RIS TRUCK e etnke body, t1S—- i or ani ; $226 42005 Bt. TRU ‘ "kK cone: uon: Kor must e Ane TRe« ie: "se, Ton N. Main rt. D TRUCKS~For sate; 1918 new. kc J Olive st. For Ba ton trock; new: wanted. S18 Locurt at. For sale: ~ delivery truck. 1 weli cheap. Call 2716 Lafa -For sale truck, 1918, used Pp: panel body. a Irialte D-Por saie; ton truck: with * fly painter, ~ 1108s Nive Fo: sain, ru k. aa, * truck: fim a re delivery. D-—For sale. touring; brand . N, Muctid. rhucK—Nathan _ Way, eee DD For sale. delivery truck. Pp 4a Winneds ee, ‘truck, o- trad@ Mo. Ris ect f Db ~ Bloom D Mor 3 ie. down 224. Mayton, 3 bS—PF or nate. trucks, e gt e real bareaines, 4106 ‘ D ag TRUCK iy ) an -For silage Sian $275; 2 uc Sat ‘Ks—For gale: eneep, livery; one Form-a-truc he = uriay or Sunday 4408 le ~~ For sale, 1916 ton truck: ment: is good aning 5 nn —For sale, truck: 6-foet , curtains; quick a i “Tiz-tom cha in_arive & Ds-- With “ee ied Riefling’» oe N Bl termn. ~¥or mle: new. with and express bods Ei & 3 “Tei Yor saie, trick, #liehOy el, capacity 3005 tony as vy: rare _bareain Zen Oo For sale. delivery urvuekt a with side curtains, nent army Maral vail of 144], - TRUCK.—With pane! - tion. Monvéay. Ri. ler. ale delivers. ont t-(la>s cont tian wi art} be scen ai . : Cen AUTO COy | (98, Centr (ninediate deltverys CK—For sale, te delivery. with hodv ere: PGE OLOL IT EOE IN LLL LY PLONE LTE RT I RY RL eppenennry ni ae ee ©5- 1000 ‘Automobiles, Bicycles or touring car. un- West End Bottling and Motorcycles Wanted and F or Sale Ads in these columns today. 20, 1918 y °° AUTOMOB ° ‘AUTOMOBILES... °° = nd °° PO tata. ata LLL LALA AL AL LALLA AA AAA ili stn sits TRUCKS _| AUTOMOBILES SMISCELLANEOUS | AUTOMOBILES — MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS ACCESSORIES PARTS ETC gale, one 1916 light delivery; in| AUTOS—For sale at sacrifice, 7 \TT . BODIES—For sale; 5 anutomobdj! condition; good tires: a bargain. 3124 | including 4 Fords; also finest stock of ae “~ pARGADSS. QU ALITY CARS truck bodies. Grane ee " ml 8 SRR STA fe) | Hox Tie _ Gies, iilinois; owner in draft. Apperson, f-passenger; repainted; AL | 1918 Olds 8, roadster............ .. -$1450 3664 Gravois. ROR ART UCK—For sale, used less than 60 | — = : Pace: Apperson, 8-cylinder, chummy. 1918 Olds 8, touring .......... ~« 1450 BODY—For sale. 1914 model Fora } pomdeen j pargaln for grocery or express man. BABY. OLDSMOBILE— Cheap: owner leaving Apperson. 6-cylinder, chummy. 1916 Olds 8. touring ...ceecees esce soo) body, repainted, with top and curtains: | ic L t eae. _city, South — Side Garage Ps Ford, worm-drive, ton truck. | aot —— 7 *eeseeceeee eee 600 pene offer. H. Bollwerk " Bro., 105 8 ; _ , ne —-"ErBR - *) eC. vs ines ch ake cia xIM) roadway. . Gy nt truck: 1937: new express top| CHALMERS— -For sale, 1916 limousine, re- Ford, light delivery. ie) (cO9) | . . ats Reh 2022 Lacust st. Cars all painted, good tires and mechan- > ; $ ay Pe — vaivea Fret Hy in first-class mechanical con- 1 wes: CO. ically perfect condition. Will demonstrate | ee ar ae mene ere business: bod- I tee : hy : I ) > © rom ondi- | sale: je: delivery car: side ‘curtains: ese I — Cas —s late model limousine: on BARTH MOTOR CAR CO., biop e. ice verv cheap. H. Boliwerk ie 3 sunning order: $300. 1529 Lulu av. pins ae never pees used; a small, light | fle Le 3104-6 Locust st. Central 48%, Pe at AEE SRSA Sie Se Si aaa eten re pa caer pms “eta AG? ‘ or sale: one 6 and one =EUCKS For tale. new and ~—_ mae price $18 ro: ‘will sell for Sipe” Ct ~ ONLY FIVE MORE LEFT 4 1180, Overland | roadster. good | shape, fir Ouve st. convenient Day (e386) im bes, ne oo v- eg ( og Bo gue ‘bodies a i 1918 model ee A ra ctor 719. Jo72 il a ome aot 165 +n ‘y will © ? Pe $1 ping: regular price | Paige Fairfield touring Caur........ 1916 mode! CADILLAC “ROADSTE R TOP— - gale, delivery, 19! excellent m So | ale Boyy- “e 1450 ¥ ce | Saxon Six tourimg CAar............ 1917 model | ~odel Appiy 3940 St ye —For si sale; 1913 condition: tires practicall y new; |} ‘ark “ utomo 116 , 0. a o201 _Delmar bi. SL ar | XC! an Saxon Six touring car ek ok eles 191s mode] Ges. 4 bp OF ha W ee strate. 25 Geyer ay _ (ri 4 CHEY ROLE T--F or sale: 1917. Hsis Delmar. \! Saxon te Ap a ei gre : GoNDE 16 model | CARBU IN kK EMOV ER For sale: 1- -. A918 | (7 >\ _and Illinois av.. East St. Louis. I}. (e) condition. ff ) at COLE T y .. 1914 AM. chassis. 5 $1; 1 Cc houteau a ie i. er. 42 dal be nriz if ay, formerly Morgan. BUICK 6-cyl 7 —pespeane ses ~ avn . . i ss } ( ASINGS For saie. four BOx41, Straight s de fuks—For sale. new and used, | FORDS—Fo . em, two 1912 >. Fennel Auto| ALCO. Sted trace sake body. | CLEARING SALE Co. 1, canings-Sullivan Rubber Co.. 1ith business body; partial eermon’® t and Supply Co, Central 5363R. |GRAM_ l-ton Truck, express body. S._ 3s and. if inoig_av.. Ea _ louis an os et. PORD Used ar bargains: Ford - touring, | MELETIO AUTO Co., , 15th_ and Morgan, N 4 ir ARR IUR > TOR—For sale. air- friction: new- gro ves A ha phys irack: ee roadster, hit ay Pye yaa sd Mer- | 100 SC al S Pas u rs -% H “Ast ‘Poat Disnate on wxal- ist sel - 34 Manches- | “@ 1) ge. Puick >i ing OTran. ' i OT} : 4 : Se St: ct FRR paaiclon. cre ok — |HAYNES—For saie; chummy roadster: 6. | CHEVROLET TOP—For sale. 1917 model Be | ¥F sale, Seuske> ene-ti a. hala. { passenger; 1917 model: heer eee ane | Get Our Prices noBG - eather Brust top: Heed CoRaian, $00. | or . ; ~ ae » rs : -™ . Fell > 4 t . err fborn Truck Co, | Bew, $2300; also Stearns-Knight h ' _— rity ee semonsirator. Dearbo oe ‘lcd; | roadster, 4-passenger, 1917 maa e $17 50d; | " ; : CHEVRULF T—For sale, used parts 2 30x23} a be | same car new, $2250; aiso Sc rope booth %. | TOURING CARS \ casings. $4 each - 0X5 casings. new. $11.50 | — sale, 3916 model, with la-ton, | Cylinder 4-passenger chummy iste ~ each; 10 30x3'% casings. $5 to $8 each: 6- gear unit. Al con dition; $475. S502 , $1000- same car new, $10: also S| 1918 Jordan (Demonstrator), ng i volt storage battery. 37. See me about your | ~ awe (C) S-paseenwer roe yy roadster, 1918 mode}, 1917 Pitchell, t-passenees, Py gue oe : — a. ICK—For sale: . 2-ton, cnain crise, £1950; same car fully equipped, sors 00: ls . ede ¥ : + om. an Mmnegs. rea ». GPan ee Dearborn ‘Truck. Co., 2015} Pan-American brand new, 191 fg We have moved our Used 1916 Mitchell, 7-passenger, | CLOseD TOP Wtd.—For Ford roadster 347 | 7 wa 1917 Studebaker, 4-cy!., 5-pass r. 304t | Ra ae c4) ger. $1500; i. eo ont ee price, ‘$1000: also Car Department to the main 1918 Studebaker. 4-cyl.. 5-pass. | Arsenal. | Sy i. ae aynes 5- pe sseng mode . . , os ™ a Ag Made h al i beay orm. h $ a= . car new, $2300; will take part i notes or email | Overland Building, southwest 5h i ame i & Rg —For sale; 2515 N. Grand, « all) ° rf a | sO a car in settlemen if See Mr. “arrell oy2 i 0 ‘ : > or . - ois | onday Si as oe ie ree apaine, ick cal: eee ca | Locmat, Romont_an i Central 1439 eat corner 23d and Locust srg 1914 Paige, 5-passenger. FORD COUPE BODY Witd.—Must be good | TRUCK For. sale; suitab le | eee s, HU P 20—For sale, $125; call before noon. | and must reduce our stoc as RO ADSTER | condition, 5724 Michigan. Rive rside 347. | Al shape: will demonstrate Sun- ST14A St. Touis _ay. | our space in the new quarters 1118 Mit hell Li negreeg SRE e | COUP y RODY—F or sale; fit any Ford. Cab- | F ™ a ane ani ' B c 4 Si > er, | a Siid, Grand Meat Co., Grand and | MOON ‘For sale: 1915: overhauled and in will be restricted. Our price, wire wheels. | COUPB BODY— Vor sale, fit Mord: ale r, = Se Ey Sees rst-class condition: all equipmen‘s: will . h | -_ ~ ather, TRUCK—For sale: 1917: suitable for; demonstrate; $450, 2130 East Prairie. (7) | which is on the tag = CLO SED C ARS See, _ dere: Foe, 2, SOLE Lag ery or butcher; in fine condi-| OLDSMOBILE—For sale: 1918: driven 2500 car, is a good honest value. a : ‘ @ o CURTAIN SET for Hudson * meng Six. . 3434] i after 9, Sunday. 5780 Westmin- {| miles: looks like new: extras worth $120: +t 3 te De — ws Reims ie ~~ >a ae H. arks. ie , | bargain. TUL Pace. Forest 4581. Th f ll in list shows 1916 Sone ar seng DELI\ ERY RODIES—¥or Ford light chassis C—For sale. 2 ton: running order; only | OLYMPIAN—For sale; demonstrator; “es . ne f 1915 Cc chalme ‘Ts Coupe. a ton trucks. Over 0 in stock. Rief- | 1300 | Ss. F roadway. e _fe) 3 gai n. HOS 3 le} mar bl. (ec) ; only a small percentage Oo our 1916 cS ole Sedan. # - - a a Main st. — ____ eld) OBILE—For sale, 5-ton truck, in| PEERLESS-—lor sale, part cash and month- | very desirable stock of used Reasonable terms and wiil take ({{ | at ns _ Bi + trae, noo sale; Hereuies: ning or: ler. and 1® -ton | ] ittle | ly pay? nents. Cabany 164. (c) ¢ ther cars in trade. j Or or: and otner mane PuUCKS > m Al ly dif- mo Ford Smith form ‘*'A;’’ ajl in! ; rs org —— -~——-—- , cars. | ferent styles in stock. Barnett Sales Co.. ; 8 1-ton comiay morning, Reout.| SAXON “6"'-—For sale: good condition: 1916 | tc ne qn | 2815 Locust st, (cD) | gor rack hs $5 1éth and Chestn: ut. (c) : model. Call 2701 S. Je ferson, Sunday iC utomed Y le DE TROIT WINTE r ER - TOPS—For sale: 1918: 1-{ ick t be od £- bd id : . - a8 -- > + |! 1916 Overland Roadster. i slightly used: hood covers, demountable | —For sale, 1-ton truck; big body, | STANLEY STEAMER-—For sale. 1916 con-'| 1918 Overland Roadster = ¢ MW Wheels, 2800 Pine. (2) | s. oth | st. a ‘)) denser type: run oniv 4000 miles: at a; . verian : | orp Qi Mg DRY BATTERI&S—For : f ous Np—For sale. 1917: 1200-l. truck,! bargain. Ed Martin Repair Co., 5841 Del- | 1918 Light 4 Sedan. ) \U vo Vo ATT Ri : ra o! r sale; or auto, “house | - » electric lights end starter WS “Se mar bl, ER {c) ‘livs-Knight C 3198 I i | or boat: always fresh; at Linze’ ae 4700 Washington. Furest 1530 or | STE %; a Ns- DU RY > om For “gale. 5 )-passenger, 1916 Willy S- nig t : oupe. wag Acust St. ! ke LE CTRI ve U L, Bs a For sale, and larmnpa; 909. ©) | none, better “ms vie: best’ condition. 3434/4 1917 Overland Touring. | ee en AE, See a ee RUCK—For sale; S-ton; several 5 daumee he oh sichinhamapeabenctingiie 1917 Peerless ~ 7 -passenger. “7 = Tiare - ieniniea am ‘eral rebuilt Wed-| , .— For le: . ; Le ‘ LLECTRIC Bl RGLAR ALARM—For sale; pbeger_ see thee open Sunday. Fed- | nis i 7 AKER Fer, a Pay . mood; rie S19 | 1918 Overland Light Touring. rinze’ ten 1129 ‘Olives Seas home. ’ ~ i i ~ vn mn pppecumerqenevatinenmmnmnpmgunanens . - . ' ize" s. ‘ live. A Fe e) oChain Truck Unit Co. & 8-04 Lawton Ay.. St Phone Remont 1142 VRKKNNNNS 5) () 8} oF OOO 0 Mack. n Republic. ‘ton Studebaker. ton Ford Smith cks, TOURING CARS - Cadillac (1917). UDDER MOTOR TRUCK COMPANY, ibutors for Service Trucks. 3950. 64 Laclede Av. MOBILES MISCELLANEOUS. :, S—For cale: 3 ck Rabbit: 1 Ni new tires: origi al paint ruti 6000 tr i KVaran lec: tifee CaS Sesame —For sale, Lucke trunk attachments, . complete, with stee] axies, 4-inch | 1 stee] frame, and extra heavy | fine trail- | | | ] Lo 1 Louis, Mo, (@) ry l’orm-a- | and Sore tien Only four rem ain: 3 c _ uP e 3 truck latest model and practical cost; see them. HARRY NEWMAN c ‘ORP Ok. AT {ON, S4 10-18 Locust st. 3 are a SEE NEWELL FOR USED CARS STEARNS, 1918, 4-cyl. chummy roadster. STEARNS, 1918, S8-cylinder. 1914, 4-cylinder, 5- passenger. W If, ILYS-OVE RLAND,. 1917, coupe. N _& cyl., 1917, 7-passenger. 1914, 6- cylinder coupe. r, $-pasea nger roadster; 1917. CTEARNS, 5-passenger, 4-cylinder; 1916, IU DSON SUPERSIX cabriolet: 1917. tas L IMOU SINE, 1914, S-pass. cabriolet. io eer inleiey- sis 4,* . . > ee ee Ot . ne ee eg roa: dster: 1917. 6-cylinder. chumm v >R 1916. ee ster. 1917, ng. ’* 4-cyl., 5-pDass. FORD cabriolet, 1918. starter. MOLINE KNIGHT. 1918. ; 1918 roadster. 1914, touring car. PAIG demonstrator: o-Dasrs MOON ‘1a chummy roadster. NEWI i, MOTOR C AR CO., Jt od? RSON, OCUST A* : CEwTR AT. TTS ROM: day wT Ofer ~—— ae Don’t Delay You can seeure a used car that has been rebuilt and refinished at the old prices. A few of the tions. Passenger Car Specials Willvs-Knicht Limousine.....$ 850 choice selec- Chevrolet Touring ee Dodge Cabriolet ..... Re CRevrolet Roadster ...-.. eas 450 Hudson 6-40 Touring ...... +h 1916-— and re- ROADSTER, ove rhauted vieeable tires. PORRISB Touring. passenger, excellent condition: paint, upholstery top like new; good tires PAIGE Touring Car, 1817; sengcer HUDSON jyureenger HUPMOLILE, Ahtomobile 7-pas- Touring Car, 1017; = 1918: 3S-passencer. Co. OFf 8ST. LOUIS, 2908-3918 OLIVE STREET. Cadillac ‘ lb —— tS se Se SSS Gs stl stg ls el EE 1912 Dorris Coupe, like new. 1916 Stutz Berlin. 1914 Studebaker Roadster. 2 Packard JAmousines. OVERLAND AUTOMOBILE CO., 23D AND LOCUST Be!! Bomont 78, Kin. Central 4119. oe mae eee and enjoy just living. day finds you feeling new | every morning. DE LUXE WORTH WHILE oun | j ' / 1917 WINTON Seven-pass.; repainted: wire wheels. Touring car: AUTO CO. Used Car Bargains 1915 OVERLAND © good condition. | it be worth to of yourdgwn. new-looking light cars want. We’d like to them to you! TOURING Hudson Hupmobile votes tes cespusi TCT ee Hupmobile Jackson .. Locomobile Lozier Maxwell CARS. eeeeee®? * >’ + eo eeseeeeweee#ees-*« oe ees *eeeeee @£©@ 1917 MAXWELL Touring car: able wheel and tire. extra demount- ee eee es Maxwell ..... Maxwell ..... e®eeeeeeenne e808 6685 Oa 6 | re 1914 CADILLAC 7-passenger. Mitchel! Mitchell ... Moline Knight Oldsmobile Light 4 Five-passenger touring in nice condition, car, ee Beare __ Good condition: repainted. — __5+passenger. ae ee ee 1918 OLDS 45— DEMONSTRATOR Good & as new. KISSEL KAR Demonstrator. OLDS 43 ROADSTER 1916 STUDEBAKER » 2 (1917) Olds 8-C yl. Sportster 1918 Ford Touring Like new. 1914 Ford Touring _A _ good buy. Overland seeaneh | i ar 6on venta | SE: Me | ROADSTERS., Cadillac ...... Pree s+ Oe Se. i cwc'e vecd den omenee Hupmobile ..............1918 Marion Roadster. Moline Chummy. SPUONININE ob ociccc ae ye 9 SEVEN-PASSENGER ro Cs NN A ee ee EONOMTED . ccc ccwcnkupet DEE \iceccewetduia ce EIEIO S OOUOP oc cccacedehc Studebaker ..... ti BODT—Fee sale, Ford ‘deliv — Seen enema angealpegpesmannaneesneceoasespeomneanre ei” ~ — ee — EVER NOTICE HOW A | Sunday ride in the country cures that laggy, listless, don ’t- eare feeling? You can’t worry What would ge Hap worth the price of a rebuilt ca The Rebuildine Plant sent over a number of week—perhaps just what you *e*e@eetee ¢ Mon ] ; : eeling brand- Suppose you-felt that way this show 1912 ( ) PEN... 56 dasa ~ 1917 = -1916 1915 ‘€Q09) ) and 1917 1917 1916 1916 -1914 { : . > | We 7 1914 Ford Roadster | mm Eee 1916 CLOSED CARS, | flupmobile, all-year (7)..1917 De Luxe Auto Qo, }) Maxwell Sedan......... .1916 Maxw > $101 OLIVE STREET. | axwell Coupe. .. ee 1916 TRUCKS pemme (146 T.). ... cc... 1917 stains Ford Form-a-Truck ...1916 wa ‘a ae ing Be cy eee oe 1915 fl International (%-T.) ....1912 | i - | W Implement & (, Tm : | CDE Automobile UU | Automobile Jo MI | 1900 Locust St. ore @\ S EEE | Rep eieee se reag Se at | OF OUR Ht ACCESSORIES PARTS ETC | Hi _ACCE SSORIFS—For sale, nee lt het a a Creat Removal Sale | Olive, rims, lamps, etc.: make offer. 4156 iB Serge ne iliac i]| ALL parts for Maxwell for eutal: | very _reasonad! e. 6217 oof tle sp Clan, ||| AUTO TIRES—For sale. and 3 tt fron ie. nner tu! bes | SED ( R l tral ‘87 a eS a a U A S || ASIeMORIT HEADCIGHTS ana inn i tter than new: : We have a number of high- |||, at, RA 'SICK’S PLATING WORK a “Oth grade used cars of various Ne st. Ven oo Un L520, (cf) aie : 1 ) PARTS—For ‘sale, Ford Fenders, j| makes which are on sale at [| skirts, radiators, wheels and other parts ai ' ’ ob a) iit ‘easonable pr } ate ™. io o* | REDUCED PRICES || Be Hrosaveas ts a ardeaaeo ..bs Bre. 310: . } rere -— | | They are rebuilt and re- | ge — Soasscnaet "inode ETado top |} painted. Your cue to inspect }}| Jrobile. A. B. Ogle, Belleville, 1, 5 aute || these cars. The low prices || (AUTO TOP sect or sent coven, fT “up: | : parcel post prepaid; easy to apply. Namn- || which they are tagged cannot !///' ples of cloth free. Ato Equipment co. t79 be duplicated. ‘ Bighth si. Cincinnati, OQ. (88) f Al i A LAP R OBE Wtd.- And Kpotligh t. Riv. 1 TERMS IF DESIRED it Nis "side 478 Ww: SA4G | Lavgeh borough av. i“) { ? ’ || 1917 HUDSON SUPER-6 LIMov. || Ae For sale; all new goode, | 1 1917 HUDSON SUPER-6 TOUR Hi} $1.45 ad Apt banal | ’ > ’ > , Pumps $1, jacks $1.25. master vibrn- || 1916 HUDSON SUPER-6 TOUR. it] tors $1. best siti hal ore i 1916 HUDSON SUPER-SIX — ' Tadiator $18, O11 de, skid, chains + % a {ti Roadster painted staneard., blue. / mountable wh ; . eorhe ry p' - | eels $16. shock @gbsorbere $y | 1817 HUDSON SUI -SIX— |\||| Ford parts of ail kinds: bargains. 1818 N. | 1913 HU PARRenR GT COUREICE U}| | rand ) | ‘ S¢ IN oR Cc a ’, ' pee ema " BIS HUDeeN $49 Toe ie ALTER Ge Wa naal Susana it 1816 HUDSON ROAD. | oa a od order, (ridsor || 19135 HUDSON 6-40 CABRIOLFT. |||) ;/0!2 Cates extonsabie (c) : OTHER MAKES ~ TTERY Wed. 6 volts. 100 ‘ampere. for ‘| 3916 Jackson S-cvl.,. 7-pass | piggy must be in first-class cond tn on | YO1T Overland Chummy Rédstr. i em ee hoe ae § quick. New i1¢ 1916 Chandler Sedan, e-- Ss, Oe: = AO SPORES, 1916 Mitchell Touring, | BATTERY—For sale, Willard. wots. etor i} 1915 Studebaker Touring. Th Age® battery. in g004 condition, or will trade i! 1917 Haynes Touring Car |. for 6-volt fitting Overland cars; tires or oth ‘| 1915 Pathfinder Sedan and +4 D108 Pat ‘ Over the Top Mire Repair Tourire “hop ‘ ark av. x 1918 Studebaker Roadster. | BATTERIES—For sale and tires: 12-volt i] de yore Truck, Ry ries. $20: 6-voit battertes, $18: second ‘ m and batteries, $2 up ill take old s } Diamond T l-ton Truck Chassis | trade: 30%3 ‘th ires fio. ORs t ee “S13 nO: s2x3% 814. 32x 20 guarante. d tirea 22 | ry nee S Hi] .2t $15. 30x24 n. es. x4 Gooirich $25. i iL it | O€"4 $25, Shx4), $50. one "19186 Overiand, $350 i : one International truck, aes pateries re ) { ) } ’ ATrgre me reb bal i d. ‘ ‘ te r ‘y “More m cA SEPT. a 400 s Grand. — ne a Meh — TT. "214-16 WASHINGTON A\ BODY—-For sale Ford touring car body; nev Romont 3100. Central 7430. 4} _er been used. 1900 Washington. fe2) i body. ‘closed: 3 Le! (c) — | | FORD ROADSTI oR. RODY—For sale, com- _plete, new, ty fs 45935 Io ae icy FORD TOP-—Por sale; weat therproof; $25; | put on be oe Sheldon, Ti7 Daya | FORD Tol RING BODY Wtd. ~State price. | Box H-185, Post- ‘Dispatch. _—_—_- FOR D TOUR ING BODY -For asle; : will trade. | for light delivery body. 42 40) N. Kauelid. _ Bxe RD COUPE BODY Witd.—Will Pay cash, | ; N, Soring. (1) | ia D FENDE RS For sale: front and rear: | 2 ne 2016 F ‘MAIS (24) POR D ROADS rER BODY- —For sale, new, | 4, Sis, Morris, S827 Locust. roan P ARTS—For sale, tires, fenders, ” mo- tors, axles, gweers, etc. 3212 N. Ze st. FURD-— - or sale, tousine and roadster bodies. } 2916 Locust. (ed) | / FORD TOURING “RODY Wtd.—Must be 1915 : ' oe 2 8 rnodel. ¢ all Grand 673 or Vie tor G1G. | PORD TOU RING CAR BODIES—For gale: brand-new: eso aelivery. Bailey, | 2117 Olive et. ae (e) | FORD DELIVERY BOD\Y—-¥or sale; at your see Sharum., own price: 2605, T hom: as st. BO R D Mor Sale, roadster, ~ winter. “top: cushio Central 8260, Tyler O5Os. 2Uu0u Blair. FORDS START EASY IN COLD WEATHER With our new 1919 carburetor: 34 miles per | ®allon; use cheapest gasoline or sene; increased power; styles for any high: attach it yourself: to agents: dz. This right. + Pru i ‘or motor: biz ae: oe M * S908 Ls } : an or “pale >: all sizes: “Delmar 4027X BROoODY—For sale. “41280 ee DY- For saie; ew wore ¥ See jt at Sent Yall on F. A. Wilber, 1527 is a fine job and price is nde r =H b i four cyil 1 master vibrator. » pP rest oli *139 New Ashiand. Delmar 2S: SR. BRODY For sale, good condition: -184, Post-Dispatch. -Best paid, |’ AN EL, ne ap. Box hi RADIATOR Wtd. Bailey RADIATOR Kailey. : ROOF For sale: yore car; }’ ar} ROADSTE Rr BODY- lin. “7oOo Enright. Marchi! don . hea 9 » . SOx4. SOx3! 3 l ord i radiat ore. cheap. Pere , , Maffitt TIRES—For sale; & J4x4%. 8. &. n. &. — brand new $18 A) sack: sac critic e. al | 4487 Lindel li} garage i al TIRES—3zx4 and B4a5 ‘y Hmptre red —_ ekid 5000-mile. tires, 3.%. Americapa RS . tom oviie Tire Co. “3 6 Olive : + ae) tre i by new lockstitch sys F dor ible treacea § ¥ te oy [wo-in-One Tire Shop, 340 ONTOS _Lindel 1103 ee {c 9) TIRE BARG \INS- Slightly used | high-grade tires. 2hx4' ana ds: “>: will sell c tea) 4°74 O! ive at. pe ata 49 | TIRE ‘3.30%! 3 lb, “brand-new, ~high- grade, guar- anteed, non-skid, $15.50. American A\ aes mobile Tire Co.. 4 376 Olive. a _ tcWD) a tae -~* , ar a . lot > SALE Secon: standard make: I | vl anized u rea: selling for « hargces: also prices ’ Waener lire Co.. formerly Unilversa: Tire Co... 3: >18 a 0 Ree: ic 1G vour vld tre if TIRES ROUGH —~Will Duy in servi: eab! e condition: pay Tire B. o.. formerty | “high de. guar- TIRES— non ski i. high ET ac ; anteed tires. " $13.00: regul lar pri $23 50 | American Automobile Tire Co., 4276 + " = saiaiiel apes een nae : 4 TIRFES—For sale; two: . Ge oar’ h and Goo year: 35x45 8 s. and q. d.: slightly used; a bargain for someone; only $5 each. Cail 4487 Lindell; garage. 0 anized: $8 to cond!- eome vu! 27x4 to 37x5., bal oe For sale used: 4 . all in food to 32x $s" to $s: . ‘ i ~~ t fron tion 1813 \ (rand noon TIRES Wtd quick detach skid: must be rice for good tires. 7719 Wash mm. alile or etraight. sic gol condit on. “a New cord, $15: °3 s2x3\ have all Imperial ic? pant Q 20 We jow prices. » Co., 1516 Pine st TOOLS Wrd —Ki it fools Victor 41 TOURING CAR cover Stiern auto rr echanic's haad mop For sale 1Vis; wit SNP ] an \ehic ie @€@.. arie: oper for onal a Central 5161R.¢ repair and ret read: ‘e) BOD T. car 19 ; VULAANI =R_For sale: biz ANIZE: $i: M. 1815 N Grand. STTLCANIZER—For sale fine, $40 iz a attr bis bargain. 1818 N. Grand. ec) Windsor | ; vulean- Lin, 2340 8963931 OLIVE ST., Del. 1020 OUR GU RANTE NO ADVANC “eI OUR n Pen ST. LOUIS, MO. YOU MUST BE SAT D. aay vent ( I TIRE SA — ——— ——— us Ww WE SELI. FOR LESS. BE CONVINCED, aw 4 7 opinion. «ive satisfaction or fit. can be | TUBES VULCANIZED FREE M ae ne OS ang Cenerat turned to us st our gzpenss anf ro You lose inoney if you don't see us before ta og SBYSU Gilat iS ‘ ai J - ht WILL BE ERFULLY Ve t Ke he right price. ,, FUN , int “a PEW Oe OUR. BARGAINS. { Bosch D# dual with coil, guaranteed 2225 Locust St.. Bt Louis. Ma. Size Pla Nonskid _ to spark Su Se $18 3 Romont 1712 Central 4168. OxS $7 oO " $8 50 iosch DR4 dual with coll , 22 Oo ERE Ccccccsce OOD 1 ree h D4 two aparm. powerful, new . 100 40 et ee 1 ow i? osch NU $ magneto ..... a 1 Oo es eo 6 ™ , Say E — mn agneto “with automatic ad- on Ul 0 ar S (). Sa Sal ater 16 OO 18 7M) 7 val ee ee ; old We have all sizes at bargain ori es pis a4 and 6 yt magneto . Hs oe foges » OO WE ARE THE ORIGINA ¥¢ ss _ , UNIVERSAL TIRE CO (UNC.), Di ee ; mee s sees ---. 1500 3306-05 “UsT 4116-18 OLAVD @F. 9999 LOCUST St ROMONT 52! Lyixt and 6 evi, high tension mag. 2 ™ ‘Sr. "] OUIS. ~ :, in ound ma tten i, plitdorf magneto se anes : is J Mat and paone (rane > the “tt : FREE emmy mazneto . ‘ . 10 to We deliver to all parts of e v | Magnet: o coil, ali ke 43 nds 5 Oo “teers ——————> iB noe 2 - A. oaaren magneto... 22 50) eT v Ice vunts iin TZ a C¥i 3040 ‘le ; rT a A TN aal Splitdor? TRF dash colle. masranteed -soo| NEW GEARS, MOST ALZ, MAKES: ; Teno On, ue ‘PY x Willard starting and iighting battery 19 33 | OF Ue. NE w PART A oe re: ae Nes i-_ SBiwiw Ford j ghting efit hrs ‘ i | Tw) PRLS . , , ‘ parking aia ame ae ee — 12 % | ‘ ANNOT FURNISH USED PARTS. THAT e We have the largest ® " = Ford generator complete with Attings (Wh PURNISH 3-4 ' — . if ] state Tl Ai: ae | Tires and Pubes in this Sta a ww ei. ea eel : ; 16 10) SAVE 50° TO 75% size fr 1Os : to 37x. n p’ain ’ > . ‘ ~« / izeg from wUse UP ~ Dt Gravy & Davis motor generator . 5 GO ° > Ly and nonskid, at prices never before Northeast motor renerator a8 gp | ON USED PARTS FUR THS . OLAAWING } mentioned a tne presse nt — litiona, Ward-Leonard starter and bendix ‘ Arive 21 ane — pe bi Write pric Ward -lLfonard kenerator ee . 29a | Amern . “ RELIABL E ‘AUTO TIRE CO. }} (o-Lite_ generator 32 op Auburn Hertt-Breche = Paase *117-2119 I ' Ge ' E ) tach ting and ch arging kenerator 15 @ 1 ted —— Lite > 5 ia Ps acus =) Crenerator Fr stationary encine it @w tias tuoOrMmMoe) ee ee sory tase (‘onne th at automatic igni ter « 0s liujlcas Interetate i The largest stock of Tires and aon | Mord —_ ial we oe, er system ? oo | Brush international : t — an an) other ceaier west 0 } Ford coll units repaired and exch : 9 00 | hergdol! imperial Nn ad i . = + 1 i > ge } iz ‘ Aa pri ee in rras pviugs. | Chalmers Jackeon or Let's geet acquainted, ‘i Champion X spark p! ~ : 4 — iluse 5 Ne a : { HA ion prir ning sva Pi : wary : ' "eee alia eae ia susie : - . | starting peenko a etis keke 76 | 0M rit wag Matinum pointed placa, no misving. ae | Crow-Eikhart K iasell 2 YM naler s a tire mugs a3 . l+orrte Aline 2 , Selden © orf spark plugs, all sizes .. a Peampire lamer " \-Ray plugs, enecial for motor evcies ae | Fimire Maxwell beoaen Patriotic ruad‘ator ornaments Gt at- : M. Metz | “= | tractive prices P"-cer Marathon e | Des Ammeter. charee-disecharge ..... 1.90! Lverett Moon tearne attery syringe bywdremeter .....6.«.. 73017. A. ! Marton 66 “ten atic danger signal ..... ents a 2.34 Flanders Michigan ‘ ‘ord heat or cold deflect@r ......+.. 40 | Pord Moline Sam ptom om) Everlasting fan belt for Ford ...... 23 Cartoré Witechel's ¥ Radiator heea, all sizes ... .11 | Glide Nationai elle fie assortment of piston rings, oniy (a Urent (iveriand Warren Llectric hornre. only 1.75 | Havner i(k land “} “ectric spet and (tall lamps La@ RADIATORS AT BAR ac YetTr lleetrie dash lamos .. iiitadosuined ky FOR FOLLIAWING A : ' iB. Cadgs Celebrated dimmer cots re. Three-ton lepubile truck. Sew, 4s Wi Ly er de i (muted lenses rer pair. oniy . ; 1.73 s anrieyv se “a new 2 WW ‘a . comolete assortment of fuser eceral ra tractor THEY LOOK jon NEW TIRES eleec'rtc Dulbs. genera eee ™ slarler and oat? _— rhe oriiader Cigumeniiun — -. . . Cw Trp. e igpit cabbie, anc sWitch eve 7 riscre u THEY WEAR Wikhk NEW rikis :" siwave five the ana 4 the benefit ot - omplete rear anion tranamicsions end es ~ cost less tean one-half of new tires eur tLaree quar f purchases at reduc mee ti ra‘*e engines he ~ ster, of DRI-KURING the retreada ijon prices iheset eguloped repair depart.' Were euutvee’ a. nee your eréar te il minate al] possibility of fabric sedara- ment for masnetos, colle, memerators. etart-| your entire sat pian — nealing the fabric of the tire tr * ers and battery evetems. on wort cvaren- OUR Pare cive Bry it! SERVICS wricina!l condition. A trtal will comvine* | teed: prompt service. Catalog Wit wir- NE AJ | en, Out-of-town ers vremptly attended ing diagrams and barazuin lists f ea BIG BARGAINS | YTORA PARTE o. e +? . . . re? pest * Uu : AFAYETTE TIRB AND VUIA ANIZING FORD MAGNETO B- 2410 Lecus _» AUTO FA | OO, 8 Lafayette av. St. Levi, Me. Sst. Lous te AUTO fF ‘ ACCESSORIES PARTS ETC OBO DODD eee VULCANIZER—For sale, Lowell carrie. | } c :: A A te +. AUTOMOBILES .«. cost $300; ACCESSORIES PARTS ETC SPECIAL complete; takes 3 to 5 inch cases. Cail; Sunday a _™m 4 eee Delmar GR See FE OR ON BE WEEK ONT y Ww JiEELS -For Sale two 3 le -inch and two “x3 $9 "A o-inch ; bargain. igt: ; Hodiamont. SES aie cae 12.75 | WHEE LS—For sale one set Fo rd wire’ These tires are of cood make: clean. fresh wheels, 30x3: like new: $15. 900 Michi- | stock. Mail orders promptiy attended to. _fan Lyra pied te CTED TIRE CoO., — Gheneaecnceeaee | nes we - “nase 7 ; WHEELS—For sale. complete set of Ford | Ph one Lindell § sa . St. Louisa, Mo, wheels; brand-new, with bearings and brake | : — drums attached. Call Monday. 230 NN. Broadway. __ «i WINTER TOP—For sale for Reo | nG: S360. Cabeny 1st WINTER TOP Wtd.—For Ford runabout. | I IR IE, S Phone Cabany 1659. A. J. Murphy, 6014 | at cn ET EET RE ESA You ret more than your ~onev's worth WINTER TOP—Yror sale. new Gordon, fer! here, and we reve you no fictitious mileage | lord touring car: will fit 1916-17-18 mod-'! guarantees. All selected stock. We have|- €'s;: price very reasonable, Hi. peliweek, 3 the largest stock of tires and twhes in the _Bro.. 310 S. Broadway. _ ___ (98) | city. at very low prices. Let us do your tire Ww INTER BODY—For sale: chummy) — | oe twee resairing. mm work quaranteed. | riolet; new; will fit any late model car: | Mail orders given pr ‘an be seen at any time. 4335 Warne: RECONSTRUCTED TIRE CO.. Colfax 78, Central 51 R23 W arne. (c7) | uu tell aa jell av... St. Louis, Mo. Pi. RE, Sort, rubber tire filler; doe “gway'’ — Pl hone acer 6. - ~~-—~-—— 2 tire mileage: pi tires are worn oat | it can be transferred to other tires. ang t | T further information, leave address to see } S SP EC] LAT PRI le Sample. Rox Hi- niw Post-Dispatch aS )) Wo ie Dts rd ' GOODRICH TIRES AND SERVIC 3 / GOODRICH GUARANTEED | AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE TIRE CO., IRES 4374-4376 Olive st Plain wos _Lindell 5580 Delmar S27R. (cB) 292s $16.00 $17 00 ———— _— I? 2 >. : Special for One Week Only | 3 33x4 ..$21.00 $22.00 | 33x4%4 straight side, $29.75. All other sizes accordingly. RECONSTRUCTED TIRE CO., all and be convinced. 3444 1 INDEL L AY. ; MAIL ORDERS FILLED | Phone Lindell 856. St. Touls, Mo. | WRITE FOR PRICES UNITED STATES TIRES AND SERVICE. ; atole an AMERIC aa AUTOMOBILE TIRE CO., rat } ire i — 4376 Olive : cuaraniy ik UU. _ Lindell 558 Delmar 52TR. (c99 | a a a aoe 3559-61 LINDELL AV. H)) Our roof covers save you two-thirds price | of new top: tailored to fit any car, easy to; _ pen ce pply: $9 to $20; parce! post paid: seat COV- | ers, $7.75 and up: catalogue and samp!ces free. | Liberty Top & T ne Co.. 117 E. Sth st., Cin- TT VY RS MR +3 "_ (99) | 1 NOW Fr _ fe 2. _ AUTOMOBILE GEARS | We make transmission gears, bevel gears and parts for any car send in the old P - parts. TURLEY GEAR AND MACHINE Plain N.S. | “O.. 1505 N. 10th st., St. Louis, oO. oth | ‘ ‘ - - BR ene) ee $ 8.75 $8.95 | ; - TUBES | 90x31 $10.95 $11.50 | _ For sale speci fal on all sizes. Just received | reat te + 8 + - & large shipme Py ix4 15 00 15 06 ST. LOU is AUTO SUPI ot ef 17 as FER T MARK MFG 3. tonishing low prices, Mazura Manufacturing Company | }: 8144 Locust. (c99) | —_—— ' “AUTO TIRE CO. WE CUT THE PRICE ON TURES 1028 M AGNET Oo REPAIR _CO., hi! Fh-grade standard wie Carloads See us: it l you. AMERICAN AU ‘-OMOBIL Et TIRE co. eo 4374- 1376 Olive | st. too | } _ SPEC ‘TAL SALE PLAIN WRAPPED AT $12.95. ‘TED TIRE Louis, SARS eo (). ‘TRE = RECONST RoC 3444 Lj ndell av. St. LAndell _ A568. Tt salen Co ie a Mo. | TIE oe —| Purchas ’ j prices, WOOD SE PA RATOR |} P'eu: DERALER saine larged COo., _ Phone Sidney ay __ 2119 Bismarck st (c99) assures y ‘ fficient Orders fi! JAPANNING OF ALL KINDS | Special Attention Given | Auto Fenders and Hoods Olive 3563 St. Loals, Ma. (cO® | Bomon St. Lou 412-14 S. €th st. | ‘ORD AUTOMOBILE BODIES Bt R SALE One 1917 touring, $60. One 1917 touring, $So,. Qne 1918S new tor iri ing. 4, weet One 1917 runabout. $35. (ine 10) 7 runabou 4: 1917 rut al mont, $i. (one 1917 Co A One 1918 coupelet ew. $520. One +e da! S00) Une i91s cedal new, CARONDELET MOTOR ¢ AR 2867 S$ a? Viet 24. Sidnev S074, \] A = = — = == — —— ( | FORDT ‘OURING GCAR i i Bodies Brand New |||» $150.00 iH DEARBORN TRUCK CO. 75 per American / £916 LOCUST ST. ‘|| Bergdoll ti} Brush Fr ya!!! Buick — = = —————_—;, | Cadillac na ' Carter Car il ES! TRES!] | Sethe \ ' Chadwic it IRIE 4 pat sb \ ihe Chalmers Guaranteed standard makes: 3500 miles: po a 8D ci i : sid mM-« ‘ ee 2053 % this Weel ghee ce $14.00 Crow-Elkhart DUE. 03 mans oemd aes 17.8 Dorris I i a es a oe a eee 24.00 Elmore. Me -ntidevehaneQeeces eben 24 rM) c-M-F’. et eee oe: Keverett GENERAL AUTO TIRE EX( HANGER, | BP. A. L. 10 0 12th. (ea) Firestone ee = -_ ——~ | Flanders 50 to 75 Per Cent a % %? ' ye TIRE EXPENSE REDU CED Garford puncture and blow-out proof. and to run from Gren North Your old, discarded tires made nonskid, All other sed of us at peace-time Dep and modernly ingependent Tire Co, 3150-52 Locust St. 3931-33 America’s largest A bbott. t- Det roit ere: your car is 1 with LES AND TUBES enormous buying power S’ NOTICE—Our Whole- artment, recently en- equipped, ou of more prompt and service than ever. led sarne day as received, t 379. Central 619. is’ Oldest Tire Bargain ouse. Standard Auto Salvage Co. SUCCESSORS TO X WELL BROS. OLIVE ST. OFF ON ALL PARTS Parts house. You cent on all makes and medene — i tlide Packard Great West- Paige ern Parry Haynes Peerless Heff-Brooks Pierce. Arrow Hienderson Pope Hartford Fludson Pope Toledo Hiupmobtie Premier International Rambler Interstate H. Jackson eS King Reo Kissell Speedwell K rit Stearns Little Stevens-Dur- Locomobile vea Ozer Stoddard- Marmon Dayton seaxve ell Studebaker chigan Stutz Mice Thomas-De- Moline troit Moon Velle National Vim Oakland Warren Ohio Westcott Oo) oo Winton fyrartan Wavne BOSCH MAGN mista FROM $18 UP. makes of ignition, Aliso 4 SELL THE N w ve | LESS THAN FACTO ST. = POSITION TO G Give YOU IMMEDIA | SERVI 4000 to 7000 miles more by our exclusiv@) xinds of CARBURETORS. new / and used, process. The cost is small. O. AXLES aud SPRINGS for all cara i DOU BLE TREAD TIRE C Me MOTORS. all sizes and makes: REA Originators of this ECONOMY SY STEM, | AXLES. all types: TIRES and TUBERS al _— 0) _ Lindell ~~ ~ _— pol olid tires and wheels AN NYTHING ‘ana res and tubes repaired at hal! 18 r you are used to paving (99) EVE tt, HING for the automobile for LESS NOW’ Ss THE TIME TO > BUY STANDARD AUTO SALVAGB CO., TURES AT A BIG SAVING - ‘Su “wceessors to) RROS., New and Used Aute Parts House tn America, . a ee ee ee — —_-_~-eero-ooooo eee eee ACCESSORIES PARTS ETC TIRES Bargains In firsts and seconda Prompt mall and phone erders. Make your car new overnight by using “Blaxshine” Auto Enamel. G. SWARTZ TIRE Co, 4480 7 Seper. St. Louis. Mo. Forest 7119 SPECIAL s We made a rigantic pure car- loads of auto tires at unheard of prices. You BARGAINS ‘hase of two must see them to be convinced at the won derful bargairs we are offering for thi« week oniy. Coerme in leok at our - nome stock to select [rom in new. clean. b stoc _ Size. Plain. Nonskid. EE dcnik aetna 7.” $8.0 wx: ‘ay . e*eeeveeve | i) ii. ’ th sescéka be . 12.00 12% 31 x 4 . eeseeeee 15.0 18. ] PR ons ees: 5S. @ “m.»O NE eo 16.00 17.50 We have all sizes at greatly reduced pricea. Mail or phone orders moptiy attended te. RELIABLE AUTO TIRE oOo, 119 Locust st. Romont 1180, Central 151. Inner tubes repaired free _of charge, ee tie ae | Clarence Guonther’s City Tire Co. 3401 OLIVE ST. We Have Not Raised Our Price Jobbers of All Standard Makes of Auto Tires FIRSTS AND BLEMISHED TIRES St. Louls Agents for MICHELIN TIRES GET OUR PRICES Special Prices to ane Mail orders shipped prom | Central 6005. indell i) TURES FACTORY SECONDS BTARDARD ADVERTISED RB 28x3 and plain from §9.00 to $12.90 30x32 a. and plain from 8.00 to 10.00 JOxS 4 N. BS. and plain 10, to 12.59 %2x3'4 N. 8S. and plain from 10.00 to 15.00 yee N. &. and plain from 14.00 te 20.0) J4x . 8 and plain from 15.00 to 20.00 Alt other sizes at corresponding prices. We carry the very best line of Gaahery obtainable, t resent time we have in brands of tires, stock about &O different such KELLY- whoa as KNIGHT, REPUBLIC, FIELD, E DREADNAU GHT and many others. Ve also carry about 2 sctserens brands of tirés, fully guaranteed, 3500 TIO that we are now catiten almost as P Bs seconda. The largest stock of the kind In St. Leuta. We carry in stock every size tire made We guarantee adjustments on every tire. If you intend buying tires be sure to see us last. THE bad ay TIRE CO., 3216 Locust et ARE TIRE DEALERS. DISTRIRG TERS OF STANDARD 4 TIRES ATTENTION—Formerly the Universal Tire Co. We have been compelled to changé our firm name on account of another tire com pany incorporating under that name, Bornont 1650, Central 797. ed THE — LARGEST New and Used Parts House NEW GEARS W GEARS FO CE SAVE oO ON SECOND-HAND PARTS FOB FOLLOWING CARS: Abbott-Detroit Great Fag! Overland American (jreat Bmit "Se be Apperson Great West- Paige Alas ern Paimer -Stager | Atterbury Tiavers pubure, Mayuse Peer oy FOO redo - | Brush Henderson Pope Rigs vere | Buick son i T Cadtilae Hupmobdile ler ‘Carter Car Internat! Rambier Interstate nc, H. Jac a Chalmers King leo ‘hase K iasell Fchacht sane es Seldon ‘ole KR w Crow-Elkhart Little ar Dorrts acomobdile Stearns ae Y 30 ie r Ktevens-Der *-M- Marmon y verett Marquette stzadard-Des- A. lL. atheson ton restone Maxwell Studebaker anders Michigaa Stutz Ford Mitchell omas- De lia Moline _ troit tjarford Veile Jieason National Vim Glide Nuberg Warren Great North- Oakland Wescott ern © W inten | nid BARGAINS) We have @ complete stock of Transmissions r Axiea. ptlecd make TRADE IF D : ct aaa oleae MND, anges tenga

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> ow 500 Musical Instruments, Horses and . Vehicles, S Store Fi | Fixtures, + Typewriters and M. iscellaneous Wanted and F or Sale : Ads | today. ~senanatinpammanseatlibes scununndianisnastinmashinapmemeen a onSNDNaneae BOATS AND LAUNCHES | HORSES AND VEHICLES _ | AUCTION SALES JEWELRY— —WATCHES TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING _., MUSICAL MUSICAL hati i et . iin tin tn te “ ' Oe gs ett ee a ee Oe a a. FOS eee . i ‘ , / a *: ie » none | . double z i CANOE--Fo> sale, 18-f se} ; with | PUBLIC AUCTION-—One city lot at 527 DIAMOND For gale gentle: nan 4 oat 7 . So Ae toe ce eo egquinoment; bargain. RE ag BH wn haf Ne at Pee feacon., In block S, lot 61, solid on the snake ring: 10 stones; only $4. Faint ADDING wm ACHINES- For sale; Burroughs, | ws me apa PS? SOEs. eatin tts es. ~ a | Around, Mozday. Oct. 21. 1918. at 3p ris) shop, 3327 Locust st., Sd floor. Wales, Universal, used machines, priced | ?UAYER-IMANO Wed.—r or spot eash; S8-) PIANO—For sale cheap Elitngton cabinet ee ee ee el ne ts MUSICAL FOR SALE 'FRANK STELL, BESP B | To buy: no Interest ¢ bs B% F at Sal tl — ee ee 1S Wea > ee eee a mab aeos meee ee ps Sadhs . sabten Mien Settee thas Sed prea ip Fae Prather repre Aine ; Me To, - ego ORL PERE MI 9, gg shdllmaried ee a ei “~ Pi “0 EVER. RBAD > ' \way! light spring waK«on, 1545 Mall, 4 blocks ne . . ~) 4 A E beat. AS f eerie, a iechte ren: east of Broadway. ENCYCLOPE EDI A .For sale: carpentery and | ‘Di AMOND Wti--Private party wants to; your requirements; write os . | PlaNos ‘| SS-note. metal tubes: mahogaay; «avinet R - -P l A N J & nzes, 1129 ( gt. ~ - sare Caol id | chine and Typewriter Ce., 204 N. 7 : aie S Wtd.—Graphophones and records and 128 olla part cash, balance monthly “a ye »| ial ESTAS > Ww ° ~_ ™ o — ethene ‘a ing - ae 1531! a er : . . +s. '. ani .. r : ‘ pe ye 1 sw | CALIGRAPH For sale; $5 i: furniture, rugs ' . eTroaaway. Sidney : , a Sane 31-248, P.-D. = n bout 1AM) pounds each: _U448 . i : i ay - , ‘ , ss u riLUs ~~. rug®: . j Ou Py a ansawe r before Satur day. bux —% boat; always fresh: at JAns row "414 Koesctusko _ training. Foster's, 410 Washington. (ef2; | DIAMOND RING ‘Wor * ale, one : \, KAT- | men's, boys’, ladies’ clothfhg; Victrola, | 5 Dp a - oh ala 44) DEM‘ IN STR. TORS ; blue white and perfect: cost - a rolls [ will trade ’ ft 1ORS tific ay vio eae 4186 Del- | ah “yaa poet ro . St. louis lot. Mey 746 N , S __fresh, at “7 inges, 1128 Olive st 2-382 > harness, hobble end boots; bargain. | Western front. 5e ach. Foster's. teen) | - sacrifice for $200: apartme! tA. 4 FACTORY redeailt Underwood typewriter; ton. O, lo leyer, 746 N. Main. Day- light action. sweat tone: looks like rew HOW R OOM, AT oO} ;’ W ta. ii] rade fine — T : INE Oe geod ‘ ij : ti ihogany . PLANO & FT ALKA KING MA‘ "HI , —_——— je be 1 Fees pias r piano £ ‘ IPTighnt Plano pli “HANGE. inre-9 M ARK ET ST. (ch) N Aly PRIC kK . i es, » bs oes ; Vole lam ond: f $13 rT it ¥. ee e “> rie 4s ALL vt 7 ~ Paypts ionds or equit SH), 4115 De Tonty. — ©) | piano , TE kK D |} ‘OR 1h y eee er eS ae j vive on trial. . Ith Bi. {¢ pt MOS’, complet io line. all nn ne » ~ ‘ . we ™ = =a adjuyr i size deg vo. and a good bargain! iA Ss 4 ’ a oe See es F on | ‘ rom > ’ a , a we _T. (e) 1a kes. ‘repairs, rent- WE WILL estore wy ae ; . oa @ an” ft wN WANTED HORSE— For sale. double __ harness. patent BOOK EMI ORL M ring; bargain, Box Y-2U), I eee a . r Tae viano in a first- mn us “d. t is in good condition. tC 4 , a . 1} 7 oat ! ry. . . . =—= ‘ “ary Le. mw rie: dete tl - . - 4 . dump wagon: all ## ij18S SS. Broadway. | ¢ ati supply you with any book in print at ik uNG— “gh. 8 on A a A l r lone tele T + p EW RI TER Wtd.—F or cash; Corona. | ‘s lon and be responsible { rit free of ‘ ten Olive st. (eu) TERES’ ’ A ° WwW mublishers’ prices Order your subscripti ng. ro) ee ee orest 3047R N r "erse cvaree Grand 362 ne ; —— . 2. nd» ta 3 : 2s publisl y er vo criptio s ‘ agel, 4a Von Versen. en a 4M | SS-NOTR Plaver Piano. plain mahowun y Case. 4 4 YZ | AY, S kL wemee:_ {Mil Wilson. Deimar 2107%. (5) | worth, 3417 Bernard. Monday. between $j{ presents. French d Spanish textbooks and mond rings, Call considering quality and condition. ARO}! | $275 KIMBALL PSS ie . 8 Pt vr; il ‘+ ’ > oi eae ‘ . : - : 4 "pl ay Greas Fred Frey, Colilnsviile, 11!.. Route 2, , On ray rch nate: Bn ag Pr tomy 3 lassics Balzac, Dicken Stevenson, atu aaerelnns see ae : | Tr | lly ruarustend i it 3 4 Enright: Lindell at )j Augo, Shakspeare gt gay =H oe, | RING— For sale, $225 os te TYPHWHITER Kor sate; Remington; first. | et Pismat oh. AYER-PIANGO—$115; | mahogany; LW) sure to see this “4 t} Kel, $1° os y m +€ ‘ 4 on, ar » y* xs. nore, meta! fubes: aiso cabinet; cal beautiful ben! al ” fale ros af rR ‘ tere } ° i ichmond Heights. penton — horges, harness, “oal and sanj Wuxons; writ r phone Main, } ahs itter, hed (aSH paid fut diaineonas ary size, any avG . .6 «but oop - mgt | aa hel 38 ou NS Gri ancd.ic™) alr Lost new, Box if- 176, \ 'Ost- Disnateh. a¥ay "Or sai yr xchans 2 &e ie] PLAYER. Py .NO For aale: 12 =. jute style ay ae, second surTres elinar 138 - - mpl v oa ove Small harness; iime paymecats. O31 Be if ° ee : — a WA’ rCHES—-For sale; two ve A ant ;' 4 Broadway. JiIVURSES—For sale: 1 dravinge team. 2 stake CAM ERAS than hal’ value: fr ale ox ¥ Hill lipe; I with leather case: $50. Delmar 2 OTE. ) CITAR eo 7 ahogany | cage, net seratehed; have change department st-Dis AR le: nade; perfect con-, guarantee: $2 halance can be paid) #nos from $m up te Nagel, Gore av. and 1 52 Papin. (2) | GR. AFLEX W Bten “ry : 5 lens: i PE adh oe bin and reasonable. ‘ % jewels, aln ost new $14; drafted; eal! Monday. ; 2716 ws, eXas av. cost $45: se ; a Gibson ; “una | Case, | BRADBURY Pp an ae Grand, now ony used uprights. P st 2: Sel) ~; used few months; lke £495: eplendid condition throughout; $750 good condition are ot blanoa, eS, In the county, Riverside [N20 te 1600 Ibs. J. Yafertefe, » S. Ith:' CAMERA-1 ‘for small kodal 1128 | H. MILLER will for « ds, the next; Hed Bu SIC ROLLS —P le; SS-1 $ é K IESELHONRS' t! ished ‘eR phone Central 78711 Victor SL70ON tripod: exchange for smali Rodan. yi d ~“ pay for diamonds, the ‘ d, (ec peggy vm See. SS - a. . neuished from new ; . Z : or 3110 ; : ip; Wonderful bargaims, JSind Washington, ies Lge shed 1879. LUuOT OUs re St, ues Cash or inonthis 1 Oe _ yen CANOE W td.—Must be cheap and in good horse, (Call Sunday between 1 and 4, e DIAMOND DINNE rR ING. piatinunm | ; ‘ : ‘ ' . i ae new. 17 jewel, all ‘make tiachines so ¢ ' ro “ms - : . 44:0 Bt. Ferdinand. BOOKS AND ) PERIODICALS _ ing. $35: me ich. nev changed es soid, aoe Sol Byndi aa. | PIANO Wtd.--8 tein nay), auet be retaorabve PIANO--For sale: Mozart upright: maho nore -- . ' | po ‘ > _'| cate Trust Bid ) 4 ie FS - , P , jcylinder| Wagon and double set of harness, 0% @¢- BOUKDS—For salc. Enevelopedia Rritannica., vex H 4. Post-Dispate! s.; Olive G80. 'C)| HW. MILLER paya casn for Victrola a ; alm at $145; cash or hiy payments. none better: S00 to § pen Pf teot of lum HORSE —For sale: beap: or i Pr for | if sold mis \ ; wee A} * oO Uh ive st. ' >) . ie »* e: ( ». ‘ excbhanr * - : >i side Set. nef -Dispatc. " t 7 eal tes by! Sas = — 4 - Stee _— a pasa ay. Riverside (88M. _ (.) 7 Must racrifice, Hox 1203. =z | Ornate: veltadie intermaisan eh covering) ments. TONY PLACHT. Wl Pine st PLAYER-PIANO—For —r rt cost SUN; a f ; cone building; nev $15: eall HIO ¢ layton, tc) | huyvy small diar d S98 COOK. Lindell SALE - T° S fi TT ~ | 'HORSDS—For sale. two; 3 all diameon ; YF ‘1D ya, RY ~ R LES or aie: fn auto, houre AM) sh: or trade I vi bi bALYl AKI E ia for books on military | ONT Y ---— "2 rn _ aioe EVER-RE a : ‘ ill} rugs. 2837 1 PLAYER-PIANO Wr ‘ ~ - . m READY flash light batteries; always usm ior aale, fast pacing burse: record | WAR MAPS—-Drilish, French, ltaltan and| 2t. oS Dele | Gee : feat | $175 BUYS fine Thiebes-Sterlin upright w: big MARINE Ke NGINE Wd. 4- our Ine . wols ’ Pe : > “ ty + mar. L larve gt " , . edis . re — nef = in kl 4s & 4 : bh rice: terms $1.0 wWeenrly. , 114 Post Dispatch. HORS! a =F ae. G ¢ ood hers oe | JEW HL, R Y Wid. lla sidence. » Naser iti sub- iyoew riter hixchange. 711 N. 106th at i’l ANO [his f « Mw) ONE -H ALF ondoZ 114, Post Dispute a Sia A. Tn > RVGG Aurea 7. r ’ lot tare > wf > . : Pig —a left :, Oi WITTER S sures. bat? ‘tric; ark 140. oF es Ty [AX IK—Underwood, No, &; fine condition for $75 cash: need mon Ry eben Petey a om ; +: : - HORSES AND VEHICLES feeding we ’ j . ' ye >, > —— Latne of ' — }e uprig vit. $170: walt ut cause me- ’ | hk ING —~For sale, lo-karat gents dilations ispate) js. Unio r : 24 ; ~ in or *. Union ‘Typewriter Co., Lit N. 9th, c85) | | class apartinent. “merely for the omamer, | ROWS (the House reat Guaranees All is|SONABLE TERMS. ane a i ee “ » § , (S$) HORSE, Wtd.--To hir ie bh in : | . 7 ' la re big horse, to work) OKSES y draf wy _' for magazines from us. They are fine Xinas| RINGS sale. ', carat and & carat qaia- — le, MOKSES-~ Two heavy draft. Apply Mr. Costs-/ fo : o 7 | RINGS—For sale. ‘Sundav, 1110 Monroe.te) | la ote R—F at sale, 0 Olive. top desk,;_ FOR SALE | Only $205. which includes music ‘ooten. TWELFTH AND 0 hoes in Ww “gy =F weeet “Se loom Ad. | | Re >_ #_ Mm Sorte cue one tele Bene oe a CNet | RING Wtd.—-Lady’s, small diamond: atate | Ty vn W = ft a Me dh CORNET —_F NAA ree | SOON, EN Se 4 LIVE g es x, Ot. UIs v , your hanes nh a bie charge. Sets | tw ft a? Post-Dispatch s| r it . t } rou ‘ ' eV as Or saie: ,- an ar te ; ' . re yo 1 0 lowest pric e box «((°- 395, Post-lLisp it ay v-207 p ost Dis; re ic kK: pag 8 ood condlit lou. low miteh “yy teinie 's I ver , of A a. _ hg eo A? : 144 Olfve et. x %) case: Por PONY Wtd.--About 4 vears old: also cart:; 3804 Bright: Lindell 4261 pee. 4 : . nn , * , . AEs | “> : aAnGeil wth, ; } tories, Webster al j ‘s dict} ri 4 ring. pawned Sivy. anya oe . : : : roll Rive Drice and full description. 1400 La-} WORSEN Por wale, team excellent Ine gift books, chi 8s Xmas gifts. Call,’ With st. cen condition, —110 N. 10h. 1c) | he Mx ee sale; 15al2 brass; 1oxd or-) 4 fo beautiful tone: terms to reliable party. vaymenta Weed 4 ‘amis per , ’ , f id ¢ % : | ‘ . 4 ; ‘J . PH Wk Ir FE |i ~Kor sale. XN 4 t nderw ood: ' » cymbals Low Market Ror H 14. Post Lispat h. (4) THE RUDOLP H wor ~ ‘armel ermanentiy ‘ocate consider real ewtate trade. GUUS St. fouls; it _ 19 S roadway, i) you Want @ DOK. |} amonnt. S. Smith & Co., 515 and.(os} — . aie tne | f lees TY PEWRITER—For sale Remingtor Lad .| hav e vou. Powe 5 ’ - Met - “ie -note, cost $825; with @5 rells, bench afd RARE bar Ra itin are te oa . é ad dirt wagon. 1 double set of me J > (*.: ie > - WAGON W td.—L, ight spring, with « urtain Lf payne >, ne ib ast Gruen’ ¥ Precision. — Box (: ; . TYPEWRIT ER—For sale; temington NO. *, dition: bare: au Svisting. ; ar Mr witl exchanke for I. iberiy Bonds. ta x4'4 re vol. in 4 rel 9 Ww A’ & > LI E or Sal le. ge nf *s watcn and chait - and Ii iahogany tyvpew riter dé sk; che ap. ‘ wil - =e . : = oe A14A trustine _monthly. . Posi-Dis. ‘ "es ft.) enakter, Ww ermar., Glendale rd.. ST Groves som * ae : . , 7 r00 ” ! | ‘ ; : arck. iiamliten ara tn the — — “ le -Di Spa te h as : | SNARE Pie! \ bo) Saie; }e@. }] 2 ot ithi: . vear: 7 rolls anid bench in- 4s R-P |ANO—POR uA $425; good as new, nearly, at wre ainied pss : by Astral hing and a W kes dam, abso- ,E bu vy, Oo as . . a r om — “ - : = . T “ - “; &. - - e pa baat | - - ’ . ” ’ . : oe nied i ‘ is Lie : coh aol, mi eae J ‘J _—- .- un, 1 se . “ 4 double the tnoney. ‘a }} pe et ee Se dened Arc LAI Gag, wo V'LI. } AY liberal peewee s0r mae ONnGs : ol LirPEWRITIR —-For sale: Corona: in good MUsl Ko rf For sale: 150. S88-note roiis, sec; cash or monthiy paymenta. CUN 4 J COAL, Ww Atty gre For Baie; 1 horse: sides, Sayn an oF 17 i" Tran Klin ay ; fe ” ‘ , c ig, pcan ; aad is 5 ‘y , te r e) pawn Lies ets: ! i. an sar ny ow ga ; ho eandit ons WwW ith case. Kent Jarvis, 706 Loe hat , N Vandeventer ‘ _ » Kionse That (;Uuarantees Ps A N ID IN | N _ EXCELLENT rear . . ras 4 , ‘ , “£15 vhe tae sad » Let . » wees . (1% TS : tral 3 Z = ~ tr st. ats GAN—For sale, oma tition: cheap : ‘tan . 11 mw Olive werewers «1 DITI N : SO . 4th. : ‘ si Zo in ft re con dition: 7 and % VYeurs 3 . ; : stn al kodjaks *7 3 Freshnian DIAMONDS, W 3 "Hit “, Jt ——. + 5 he iW 3 . ae .. Bee © o Typ Bag . ; ? ot 7; Can Toda’ AUDE THR PIANO ' INa? M ACHINE ‘ . Le * ¢ }} ehe yr * On] 2 ‘ , P ‘ ‘ ‘‘ 4 as ahs od 4 ain _— WwW 4 ; x a, - o " » 3 ve , & T A JAK ‘ 4 » . f _ton and h-ton stake wakon. 40:19 Garfield, ee tht Leen shape, ZO s gee P perecllp AM kK; I AS -Boughi, sold and 213 NW. Tth sat. It . r s: hy bs usb. rE “St pt e Typewriter Bxebange, - sale, upright. Schi ting cabinet EXCH ANGI, 1007-0 MARKET ST, (¢ K2) I LE rE W IT H JA . To ; - aa a eds 4 = - ‘ , ' ’ , , rt n la ar Rl Y c P a « tis 4a « C} , T j: , . ; ‘ ; - ; . DRAPT HOS For sale. two; and one de (it. $200; will sell sep. lv; used by exchanged. FRESHMAN, 8&8 ourth floor Holland Bld: 211 N. 10t . . _ ; : | PLAYER-PLA NO-—Fer sale, great sacrifice: MT SIC, BENG H AND & (4) “% TYPEWRIT ERS — Selling anv make. repair oe gg Og OS ul standard, $i75 player, used short time, sell | : ' , $280, account discontinuing housekeep ing: hR K AS IN AR L, I A i. Hem EUR I a, Fe ENN ES oe rec te: LPS SEA Rete note __ livery horse. we ») S, Broadway. | Columbi: ‘els Beer iirewer) Wa sel . DRAFT HORSES—For sale, co: vason; | and bought a lif? 3S. Re. : >, ISth st. (c) STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES: rentai. FF her ‘Tvpewriter Co S21 Hol- 2, Tor 32 . ——— —- "i ga al ; o Hi-12 Pteaby Mend nis gpmyelstige ne PS We ie . ~~ ere es ) cash, balancs ontily. ox “12%, | ve land F = ith. (ooh) i, Ap eirig o * ; ; Post-Dispateh ies. INTE KES ST. TWELFTH AND ¢ cheap, ata barguln. 4051 Wa ton. Delmar | ' , _Boet ict) | HORSES. —For sale: 16th and | =" : es WANTED = — —— trombones «, Ki - a . : : TYP] IWRITED: ‘For saie; Drand new No. «a m—. 2 tromb "2 ¥ “Yy ; a. a gee pee age FURNI? LURE WAGON or sale; aisy true a w yruee Sts { e4) , aE A aT Ee ES stoc’ $0. will deliver William eu), Crull ts ‘ mt: elis, ‘alt S: PLAYER-PIANO Kor Saie, Hamilton Man - CY Wagon; rubber tire buggy, cheap. Isira ° E Shien. ee lous 2 orn —— ~.- ' lat }: State material. size’ Mos 717 &. Sth st., Alton, 1 Kinloen : Fis; rnets, aito, vello, with music and cabinet, tn aplendid | . Choutean. ’ Wor sale. bugey. harness: good Witd Mychanve s yetal wor + and lition. i, Ogle, Reileville, 71 RO’ a ; a les, ¢ al ine ets, Mins 3, CONGINION, Aaimcgs v:; 10-year guarantee; | STS ene ; * - on . é é . . oa ‘ ty - ’ ‘ q P td Pe Cand & = e ae3f ‘ai co? 4. —- 4 as ‘ » . , Pies . . + and ty . , > 7 »S a. GROCERY i>! TTll T l'or Sule; 2 horse ati i 9 as | eT : 11 years old lois G)ilVe . rear. j tters, 8s é, S) ri! 2. Box ; A (‘ASES VA tid.- t,* . ladies’ Suits and I'y |] } VW ; : ] } ° . r - 7 ’ / . ’ COST $400, : . — . W ebster Grove: Shake eielnt Mass. a at oe . 77 ‘ zy | , . uch #s gut : Mor sale: Corona: bandsore £100 K ‘ UInS 7 3 . RED spe re ’ even’ nek. Single and double harness. App!» ‘..Kor sale fine mare and colt: cheap G4. Post-Dispate.: irts I7iS Market st.: Central SoOcL leather | sab ‘ - os : mh Be | pes ~ “ | = 4700 Nebraska. (cr) sag Maffitt cal! Sunda : Eaclaien Z Ea : eather case: peri he cones Hon ; excnan | TONY “PLA HY, 1001 Pine et. THRELGD SPECIAL BARGAINS in full-size | TALKING | @ MACHI a ae. : Maffitt: call Sund DIAMOND Witd.--Will_ exe thange auto. per- FOR SALE for Liverty Bonds or Ugderwood typewri- 5: - ae | all ful narastined? termi ts Bait. TOrHONE rar Yr ‘ - ‘ ‘- * - .; . ’ . . 4 ’ x star hy “+ . . ba eé ar ‘™s, 7) Py 2c aVs ‘ . * i > HlnoOuUs hiung sy s.eorn. ~ ae aie an 7 steed x ns. e 2 ma _ i ae ——— — * - «iggy ge Soo 8 sare old: weig 12 | le cond dition. for diarnond. 4 bey Hodia- / een wre a -~ . _ te (all Forest SOZb, ' : +} r tt i far ht ‘ lualy ly | “7 iteed: ter & to suit. ART* ] "HONE 2 ’Y sale rR ; 4 Onn. 4 ‘ imington ip - Sn a ne Ce. PDEGCICRS eS ee es ich- THE , | ac é __ply at office, 4009 8. roadway. (es) | 1AM): cheap. O12 re mington, mont. r Re \GISTER ’ sale: and computffe TYPEWRITER Wtd.—-Remington or Under- chy ce chances with unocualified teach- ; TALKING ™ ACHINE Fuaranter: mahogany . 3 WARNES = os Te biz te ae ven une mule . MA KES tor Su ie; laree \ OUnLE lealn, 7 mits rt RD “{ * >? exchange. Wave: iV elec - ‘ai - y y oho. » ne or cal) BY wrest ’ W oud: 12-in eh carriage: must be {ir Al © on x } om = 5 mm s ~ ‘ _ t dev! i I} ig. FEstab- > ‘ CH. A Ne 7h. oun 4 NI ARK Ke ‘ ST . ‘* 2) 4M VV es thi net ri. - - ad own price; must vel], J921 North Mar- double barnese: selling out. 5045 hasten tric egupe. perfect running condition. for, ov76, ! L fe); dition; BEV Te ae Din atch and all T particurs, , iis Y f “TSC HE R iw right, could net be told from COLU MESIA-—For sale: i for one et. = . ~ ; is pe ” ndleton WET ¢ Et - — ape Pa -227. bost-Dispatch. | | | : ; : x : | : - Vor = = cM Sint Satin ; > feet (running ) Ginn SOx EE SS ke es | “ - .. L 8 t —T an i; VIOLINS—Old: expe t re puiging; Vielins inade | new; @ special at only $275; fully guaranh- OTLB . $17.50; furniture, ind & ARN BS — For sale, 10 vos, aoenee, Hate ‘ $i). 4yto CVarfield. FoR i ro & HI A NGE -Ame rican OO for > nod computing ScaieSs;: Casi) re sisters. 72 i I we RI of -Will sel! Pn opp vational to order. vek a Ts | i ‘ss AY, (uo) Leed, easy payment baleen *) ha iia a $i ’ , ‘ ‘ owl, je " ’ ~ I.) le af : pt ) a ; | : | : 3 : mn hbalters. Zimmerman, 2011 Biddle st, MARE-—lor sale, a i] old Wagon, cheap, 44750 ‘Delmar. Sunday or oaetinine . = sidering they are such good machines. R. EK.) VIOLIN ain Thguire Shattlmmer’s, ) st : = 0 8 = at Fie Beeson. — hg § iy in birds (‘al' Sunday. 049 Thekia. 4s AN “check protectors,” a ro $s: main 48 : : : re Le HARNESS— fur sal a la. 9 c your own price. Rear L637 & Broadway. hiGis lic Rs-—wWe buy and sell rebuilt ‘heck protectors, §1 to $35: adding ‘ VIOLIN aie Wd Gagliano, formerly he le; Se t E sie, and 3% cond “ or sale: bet of double, in KOud MARL For sale, young, fat, chunky blac; INSURANCH Wtd.—Health and accident; National cash registers: see us before “e- : $7 a to $200: Peerless rubbe = teat wned } the Sie, Guido Parisi; price | PLAYEN-FLANO--For sale; $135; mahogany! EDISON-for sale, and 40 rem nm ition; $25. 216 } endleton., ‘ e045, svatment se}! “Call today. ae Caxe. exchange for dental work. Hiverside 160%, . tory WU on ¢ YT ' f e f ! » 7 ionths, $5 upsa ar l. St. Lauts 4 yoewriter | light or heavy: 75 bits, 2 cheavo: ulso eurrey. ig nnev, ef fartio and don't require feed Ci: A fe 4 Aste For suie: | 7 ie se iy hange. 211 N 10th st. Main 11t%, Cen- : . , a oT EDISON diamond dis be | a 6 3 : ar Came | STAND yer ee ros. upright. §& r KINWAY grand, ebony case, S18; has ti c, autitus, | : on: bers fain, $i, Artuphone a | , a mend inch: . ‘ea this Diamond Dise "hone ol ROO rai and ben: h; want to move t price £120 Fine barenhn. ] he *OD iy ’ Tr > ‘ . - “or . . . ‘or di Ol beveles BASS, fathk SNOWCUAS®, hi ee ati ‘ hccien hort is «stil j ood condition: ia) a ta 4 e “¥ a >] ?. : > 4 ; bes. : rn . aed - ee iT j Lt . ee g} uet he rrurt 13 t! in ow ae U! bs asd , q) pemdition ; + a IT16 Rell, ' . . aes ‘ vices merchan 1 I pet v d , lly feet 1OnE, ith center yy PhWWRITERS rented an l sole 1 on* easy i i. ae , - : , wpe: + terms may t arranged. CONROY'S (The live inte xX. for ne t R HARNESS t | 1 te oe 0 ine or. ne me ‘ 4 O o rar for cash Bister; both inatch OX ae monthiy parmen®; 3 business PIANO—-For, saic. vs +3 : a ae Th at ¢ :S ' ‘ ‘a oe 7) , , t ‘ wa ls "NY res. “| . iria ” Traits Ay pial DAs ive Kt. > , . , c e | ‘ : * " } i ° ic . mdit “ a ares | ‘k ‘ ‘ i c i ? L f)eA Le : Sie . % oe Tin yee 3 ra . _|™= ARE song ot ? ae ot ; “Di “1 atch, normal and ia ademic urses V imatl: (16 nets! : : 5 , (efiZ) | numbia;, with cabinet and Homeves, 6426 Maat “wrr : ”* i ° . - . ; ; Ate i) ane i eet ¢ 1 any to ‘hi ‘ame 3 pens e . records, “hemington typewriter, _ » f alt ting: $65. °616 N. 1] newie College, Rogers, ©. wood case: fine tone: Sim. -— GF by inr in lightiy wu Plane PHONG " ;RAPI hy = =a + } | " 0 | Pee Py Bee oe. i a ’ “ on : - tei 1} . @ > +} “cart [tr , vay . ‘ ‘ ‘ : oe - , - ‘ ‘ ‘ i eRe. it Si Pag ~—- « ‘ ; ‘or aa o. ge ens: st sel! : - Cul NTRS Wor sale: two S-t mahowa EPIDEMIC OF INFLUENZA ) i collars, 11%, : Ape ty $1 ~ up; lin Col- z _ : pe’ —o4 Ww ashington, Ly. A‘ Mii rN IS \\ ’ } exe if if steurmna kK i. ht. ( un ter: rolle = ns ; 5 , at 2. AS > lA eo I> Sc "ht ort a ; Stas bial an ys ya » ' : ie he wun hat Guarantees Ail lts Pianos). » M1 oney ; eal today lars, ane uD. 119 S. 14th, : ata! “= l! aw if, run oof) rile value S$) 200, Hi ance, 1610 zOCUSL Stl, . ' 7 t 1 > SHie, “i FIOKSE For sale. }so4 ‘ ‘ } . Mor mm py 4 +608 Le: ' es a Fond in good ondition. 4° , , ny. PA TLE OPPORTUNIT y to buy high-grad é' hes re first elas condition ame . — ipl yreite ? 5 » P 3, riding sa v nus ¢! oe 2 ae st. oe amon canes hree months. $10 an PIANO . sle. right: oak case, | ote wn . vis iiin © cant ee taeeee) n , ew, $75. Fes rin Pianos; one oak and one mahogany; your’ GRAPHOPHONE WwW Stat ' ae ror baie, . om “ ai payment c ‘ “app Sa e | . Lop, and ‘ Con) Lit ion, @ : oP be? seh it. only S270. Big value. Kass payments, bargains. 2 «aban ne , ’ T ? ss MARE—For sale, bay, 8 years old; well ct ; gp PO pene toy 5 o le: an : fal he j lé : iiecKxens read ay ana wou’ A, — - “4 cheat . “Writer, awit ae . i ver wi. ; - . inf pe : é » y \ on PLAYER PIANOS ‘or aie S&-note. ma- . VAT4+,) qarsiry rohan: ; » a4 } ; qaepesg : ‘ . , vO) o ‘ 1} : : ~—. . ~ inches; traces, i0 set arrlag » seis , horees, batt Ness, 20 UP. . PIANO Wtd. Wiil ex ni ate te »i COT r His MIJJI. a ile. and tneat erin ernment positions paj 1SUo, Addre es Car-, PIANYU 33 : Fi ne, UTI Nt, Se BL ’ THN] i, walnut case, upright, $95: ex- le ‘oie . waddies, 2 ik $4.50 up; 100 breast De, Gio aan Rae PIANO—For sale, goog mahogany Uprig: rr monthly parments. CONROY’, vies; almost new: Paes . : cas vd alten u at cy! of practice while the i PIANO ior sale re piano. , ie ne: Trin? «rive st. (othe) PLONOGR API W td. Standard : ¢, rses double a ¢ Sing Trav ; bo rert MiGs, sf Mats 4 ee reak “or @- « ri} ; ee ; .- rye : ities »! DESK-—For 5s; . Seconuband, roll-top; pris ee N A 'ITT'YPEWRITER. . ; factory samples in Kimball SS-note Player r x §-417 FP {IORSE- : Fi roisale, 600A Palrn a an Brad ing ° 1a nos ne 0 ind on your cp HORSES For sale; two; cheap. 1520 N, Sth. | ; an aa : con "ante? ape o Te oe —_— oan poten PH, a e DEsh-—For: saie: relier top: oak: $15. 2624. Wasi - ; medium size: cheap. “ii turnas Peaime bse, ‘ T-otd, OF e- ' ee wai pct ans So , urchasced » ANU Seam ¥ bh fou condition: XN : Ang . ane ’ OS "Al, KING M At fit? hi _Post Dispatch. HORSE. For wale: $25. oboe ltigg@e av, a Th a tae , _.. | SHOUTGUS td t SAC! ge, NO, ul ‘) ? . - rs } . ; | , ' -* ° l NX :... 27 ( eminaies . , "1 i eri .* y ry ’ rmnrie ° rigs ‘ , ; 4 PIANO—For sale; ( Amp . upright; fin > R ‘oO DE Rich Plaver-! land mahogany case; household foods ; player- -piano; A91° niu Lot We . om ra iiect ee ; : “412 N. Broadw: ’ ak: with office : om estan te et EE KIRNSELHORS i HORSES -For sale, 6: all pr Ce, S245 Mis- Ho ay é a “s nae : , . ete : “' Ry a iaaei Sage} maarts ~ I A E LECTRIC PIANO For sule, Wurlitzer, r, as 7 —_— - . ‘ PHONOGRAP II For aa) 7 JOoTR : # ty i] ere "Ne } ; , é Avs at a3 ( L ( ' j , at wt 201 Lee «i (7) _ Es ttablished IST! 100, Olive St model: will gel! for $%. nat -oe, ~-- “+2 ——— ~ Por 20 Years the Rellable Store that Pleases. : ' ; at i tH af ae l’or fale, G dra ft v Pee, af ae broke: will stand a ny w here ! is ‘ tl i hers cheap 01% venient a ‘ ; / ee ; TA efer i", TLS } y in ‘ f 1h) rt *k : i gle ry GQuuole, fua;r antee - . / sf, , Sy PUrhI ire, ufo a 2OS# ahs es ; - : pemiely — a ‘ , ’ . ” oo 2 } wr ‘ Ne ior . “4t7 “hinnew r 7 a. i’ (ON J ; : “ - . ‘ se peany = ‘ fan 11 Bk = bofae deal Ga4e Ivmouth., ‘jes, or What hz vou?’ Fore at HU2s. 495 = ’ : j ‘ olid ggate, Lic iné, mintiavim $dc. Ma. »_ ERCAP Tot a - . ( hippewa,. . LAFFARGUE player-olane, $505: this is a ciue With vemee ne t rey whew Horse bor sale; Food .* orner; ef] very A — . AND CHALRS r sale: fiice part Discount Jie pe ine on three Or SQUARE PLANO yr Sai’ int bower mahogany care, S&note player; haa heen this used instrument. . reasonable, 2024 Market. | MARW—Lost or strayed, dark sray, about | yang] Go cachange. solid wold $400 Patek | tion, railing, safes. 721 N. 7th st. : more insertions eeroil saw. Meycle seat. S985A Blaine, slightiv used, but is is perfect condition: “SHATTINGRI MU SIC CO. m0¢ lic RSES-— or sale eheap tearm of vw Or k M ars old. welghs about lov pouuds; NO, Phot pokirn oe , "\ par e ral > ") ‘ atek | 2K f : . : : . tcl ew ro) AN " Mor « , mahowan mright: 2 ” bench and music included: cush or n onthiv 7 - = - Rotwer, 2918 Minnesota, ij} @ Uranded' on front hoot. Forest 213. Dei-| , Philip, never ised. What Rave you? Bot | DEBRA Mor sale: 1 roiler-top, 1 flat-tom MUSICAL INSTRUCTION sepabie. 4080 Atnenal,. | avnctte, CONROVS (The House. ‘That | PHONOGRAPHS—Saiesmen's office a TORSE ¥ or vale; guod for ail hind of # ork : mar % . . ® ~ f 4) Ke ape Kir ‘ 49K - . Tria hine, Sun: hive cabinet elzes cheap; $25. 007A Biddle at. [LU—lor salt, young. ick; will sacTi- ‘a! Kir (er) “SK-——For gale mahogany , 5A. 4) ay Tv ore . 3: Sh ‘all al Oh, LAYER-PIANO—F or sale; Kingston, $456; | t buy until you see these, . KWON aii ‘ rr ‘ . ‘ ; ' — ’ ghey \ , 4anin arK srotra. ‘ UlaE bdo bmn. = : - . : er ‘ this player is tee . . — ; Fle estan practicaliv new, yt ‘r FORSES Kor sule, fast delivery team ahd ; no use for her. 12 od. bay ms ’ inte git la f nrohin rk yvewriter desk and mahogany tu . ‘ MAN py i ri ' ‘ bOr sale, mahogan i , slur ory littl ea o Ay +o va y may Pent : bropositions =12 N. Mh st.. room s 9. Wazon. | ‘entra! OGL, re o- ; — ge eer emai ri\ automobil 0 r D imbing wo or yt cha , M ANDOL LN, sultar, banis. violin, plano at Rew "Be * ae bo. very little usa: - fu “note and modern in PALRING MACHIN al ee ; S—-Por sale. cheap, 9 Work nites, 40% r-plano Hox H-42. VPost-Disvateh. your home or JO14 Frankiin;: reasonabie, ee ee - = | every way; 24 rolis of music and beautiful sa . - or sale, HORSES Kor sale. d, Rol; cal! Sunda. hands high. 4, WN 19th «et. hy Dr Tr, . i FE i. “peep *.ovtinaes mond DESKS 7h Se: Nees : ~ caar> - ‘LAN or aie: legant Sea by leer iprignt: beuch in luded: ‘ ash or roonth! v new style: $275 . eS Oakland, morning. Colontal Laundry Co., 4020 Olive. 7 i Bor pale: larme: fine condition: £004 Tahth: “dutta Bees” tle ae ot ae ae oe. 8 ceed PIANU LESS N85 in your home, experten — oy SOL! clede THE RUDOLPH WURLITABR CO,, TALKING MACHINE — Horniess, Mit iL.} 1 '¢ Fuie@; large: : ( L20Th, 5 as I e Liberty Bonds OL an i ( i@Sk, ight (Ma 6-Tout teacher: lat e«t metious, Del. cAGSIR. (eM ane : ‘ s + fay ‘ h rec ° : 28 ‘ 4 * S-D 110 hive st (ar) vith records, $%): leaving. 5580 Jy i ‘ : HORSES ‘For sale, two: wood cumdlition; §26 worker. Apply 4025 N. 200). issue, ‘$600. Li jell Sono, ic) i kee ’ jexk thiee office hair Vocal : m M Ha oy Ty ae |e . = . ‘ ‘ ‘ * a . = ’ a4 \ J | I i rs I 2 *o. . ie i ; : " . 4 aaa , © : : : —e “ 7 a : 7 2 — - . “ oa and $45 each, 4142 Taft _( ) MULKE—For sale: $45: double gtNy 4: pia eo. We. i. 120 Acad- dition. $100: account ra ft 1 Qiive. RENT A PIANO If you are not ready to buy. TALKING MACHINE. -For sale. . i‘ ‘— r NN. n st oom emmy - Fore si. Ollx ¥ - ‘ i 3 ' a od : Jiive-Deimar er Ho Se be} Rig selectivoag and renial terms very rea- will sell cheap 1414 Frank! HWORSE-—-tor saic, wagon and burpess; wi!! waren. 0930 Lucky c - oe . diamont cars oy: PIAYE \ ‘or sal sell serarately: can be seen at 41204 Rel! pear naae = ape ana sae GOLD AND SILVER TPS = 3 aa ES | 7 ae I | PLAY ER-PIANO— Vor sale, DO. ) Big sel _#el 1414 ra HOR ; “— ee aan pall onc vate Apply ~~~ et Bi aca art ala Ss ai ny pi ee . oo End ee L. bs SONS ~Vielin. mandolin rultar. “y) ew | Pe, 6Uf er . 11th Arh 1 ESELHORAST’S TALKING MAG¢ HIN’ or sale. HORSE ~ fi wr saile, bumey ‘a 7 har ness: als 0 i vVuge bh ‘ DIA Mi N DS, watct er. old gold an ; silver © Soca . Yu’ qi 0) hte Gs ; Se: at ick course: instruments loaned. ass b ; , aa : ._ i De Tha ivht Pr man , > at ab) A {R79 , aS BAX i St. c omb DI. ] ble k “onuth of bast 3 | -*~ a FANCiSCO. (83) I) Riv} ! pease ‘ ned ORS uv | ge OO y e a Y el bd] «re , Fr) can l ALAING MACHINE “or sal 30 Years the Reliable Store that Pleases, “cal y inet style: goud condition, »* ‘ butcher wagon: call SMe. Lincein fey ; i> wh HOR. SK For sale h ex. 2 stake ont Mt AK) , ~F ry cale, ger >and city broke rare, bought fur cash. Normaa, 7 N. Kroalway. - arene - ; oe ro Sa Te an ee Pe 3) md ¢ iti es PY dirt wane ns, “ch cap. 415, Victor | agon: : ess and spider; Hoy Washington, aes oe “anager suai SAE eee : ‘ , . . re —Gepenee : . i ——- : TKS . cale am of mu irt Wa8- ; DIAMONDS Wee nay $200 _*vholara: reasonable terms. Olive A. Baie; OV patel a ie hy SKE ovr brand-new ‘‘easy-to-play’’ GUL.- tact , HORSE. —or sale, 8 years old, sounti; g00:! -_ riety Coen ae ae pismo? sake " ; ; Sta. Al vran ipright KE v, If bought on 2. an - d - - cL KING MACHINE Fer rale: “pepe vi t. 7. unr na ine Pye . ‘ Nah ‘ i* 0 i, ; it (Aiwa il neis: ‘ . I Lalltji 7 } yt. | ? . (finn ’ - - —— _ — . ‘ in? a {? ANSE N ] laver- F lari OSs at 425), (7real- ° e- — ’ traveler, nau ictor 8 ‘ : ; . iF bs r sale, t =e ; We } P 4, rey efor sf y oni aban —— hogany; Cabinet s«tyle; plays all cnr - - — wth. ‘ Natural (ridge. victrolas, « bouebt. i ™ bine “ye & ‘ ; eb a ~Plapo, vot e, violin, rmahdo ~ *t-Value-for-the-money Plaver on the mar- cheap for canl worse 1 HORS ior sais, uitavle for coal wagon; ea ee * . tral SuyTe : ~ a : — ; Santi von in; cls ‘e', popular. 5044 Enright. For- Sis Sano, Manogzany Case, CACCMCH ar Bench and rolis go with it. Eas) 7 = reenal st. murt sell, 425% Juniata as r spie, “Qt Young mules, i Beeu rev ENG : . , ; ——- ' ‘ et 2RO4) Rain: wD BO). >, Perry “ess an 1 tal. Serta TALKING MACHINE—For sale: : only an ee y ~ a ** . , ‘ T :) - y 7] . Ps ear i . | “Y ‘ * A , At ‘ ; | wy x nd ts a ‘ * . ‘ . ‘ . . ’ - - - - a =~ as — — as Pe ‘ 7 . we? vo. aes ° » ~ cs lr . — . —— “— P HORSES or sale: 4 big work borkes. $317 ee ee” ee ; el De atgaaipedd ae ¢ receive cash for it es ae, 2 ae ee eee ae *; Pp a VASSON teaches ‘violin iiculele JAPA ' : wo? 5 KIBSRLHORS *s me is. here is your chance te _Mars (c=) ce Ceeee sorter cokes ores | ANY > ; . te" * hae Rigg Apr tS nents aay wad uae cena mandolin, gultar aad banio Dat D, “4 ‘or sale, hand-made, worth §&: Established 1S79 i007 Olive St. class machine at a bargain, : ie Sie gp *). WS -For sale. JU head fat, good aze: EAE PADS ocpettae >" 2 OS, BVO! ! = eees OF te yh ay, ‘ i $20, one in 1, mpleted. 44464 Manches- Vor 39 Years the Reliable Store that Pleases sota. aon HORSES. bor Faic, large aruit horses, 1407 ‘ get and niunres P > ra vons es a IVUBTI. . . : - aS. § . ‘ ‘ ir wn et et t c : Q rs cary ct n “ “ * : pa . ce mi fosiry V If TC rt VICTROL 4 r al Blair ay. ‘ 1s ter 1426. Central G28 [ (a2) he. daa ellie ire * renige devs pe a ie ; Na. ‘ t. : hea. Nationa! . re , a} +4 ’ ‘ : luUxperienced, Wwalts ~ - cen -- . . = = ~ a . > - hg . an very cheap anart \— For rit ce * , ; . aiid : ~b moe wit Sd —_ e } o «?} wteme: aor , oawadl L ee cote ee .e aor pelt iy e Tt Ss: rez raguate; reasonab rr Sait Sle} UbTIRNT. | ; » ve ; Bay es be ime ih “For sule; 6 good workers: « at MULES—For sale, team young, an aes- pagename ER, Gycigiha FEY spe eS ater, ote =“. and Park. _ fast fot) ny See ree 4 Perry: any frame: fil dition: call Sunday A NOS P [ Oh SALE, IN Ol It VICTROLA— $25 style, with ippewa, + o tyiia ‘ “ or ' sos pa ; | itis ; . 38 Ss ; ji ae ie rp aNe . sa ‘ ; mn . - . hath 4 ; 0 : ” op , : ree 7 . ‘ y ‘ , ‘ > ryt ‘ vry? ° . ee ines o> | waa a mounted doubic harness, $125 for all. roadway, ral 3275. Olve h47t. o§) 13 ‘obi line new and second- | Study at Rinaldo’s ‘ : = —_ S x . : 4b i : tT) "es LM Gg r or oO c ro : . : ma , ‘ i oS ee | s"¢@ : i , 7s ‘ i s ae * “212 ‘ ai? ps | . vis e ‘ . \ a ‘ " " . . 4 oe ’ }r, 4A aoRE = > hig — = = t oy ape RSEM ROR RAL RAL s3 PRE ae ‘K sliver : diamon Sternberg, SOO frank. sieht res, —" . Sora, § OUlC er Pied Shee: Open evernem Sees Ure. t usehold goods; jonograys; “Huds a cars) FROM $2 Ay to $60. MAY . records: $49: leaving. 1527 #& _— vu eal @: one arze, cheup. Tous } rs _ Rae i {} * ’ r } ‘ rT’ . ‘> nn Oaklar rd. Mr. Ht, | ( i), st A BLE, hl] NG'S » HIGHWAY . . t7 3. 4 T j | for oli | roid jawe! e: " > oan as 4d ur c Leu? Nes at y upiis’ ty? 4 - ~ & toe rte 3 JAY K fs }?} (NO) kor eal ua Tree Vt mids Ss | MRN & ( ow rw ELI | I] AND j VICPROLA- Lrg rec em | - —— : : R “bd Dy : e é t . 3 H iH ’ } ry, 4 a. “> " “10 on ‘ e . ‘ ‘ ‘ ware, watches, diam onds, ete Penn- ‘. Bloom, 1022 N. Broadway. ute lessons, SO°. . sss Charles his : R8-rot: , $450; cost S700; Liberty Bonds ac ( )] | s 4 > STS N. KMaclid av, Garrison, _.4 | PARK WAGON. For sale. 6001 Harney. ‘Ivania Smelting and Retini Co., 210 N, . : vast — (studio), 94 Labadie ay. cepted, 4h) Rosalie : Fro rs Raber - VICTOR Vie ‘trolas, fuil cabinet ona ~oe sale, one sound bay horse, paRK WAGONS—Top or open, new, ate Se ae ees fos} ' /. litetiman tte ne tg ti AWARE EY rre WALI KE Thoroughly reliable | STE INW \ Y Upright, hoguny case, lat 'AUTUPIANO--Almost, new, $445; mahogany cavings. xcellent conditie Rasy hetween and oe ] years. ts. s Leuclid. h an A. rubbers or steel: ¢: te ito @ 14t n “MIL. rz £ Fz xt i]] ral \ for diamon is, +3 e net? oa oe 4 ; o! voice. % ig] in. piano Clarsii al or duet heneh. iarcgcein. ferms, case ws! . ‘ p a rare bargain in i A Mme LL] AN ~ Al, & liaM Olen at, HORSES Kor sa! ” work horses: cheap: te = Jers Jie.. ‘ oo : . . 20 day al tw) $: tM pe! Karat: Wea bit - a 1} on _ ’ = — Donu oe 4°%1s Oliv e, at Newstead. LIin- Aye OL 4 n \ | om” limodt Olive «& % : ‘* » we a ae he : . oe jem] ] ] ronth!] AVINeNnts CON- » reeore 8, 4, BBO is HORSE -For sale: wagon and harness: $75. jijarn ec an mnie 2a seiaane dace aa a Penaee err? Tet Se a RAGTIME or orchestra piane playing 1 APG Mane, ar guarantee; $190. Box) poy, The House T iM P ees All Its Washington. 1367 Semple ay. (ry PONTES oO! RAC, Shetland pont S. SO f re f leWe.ry: o1d falea ta Bie CER Tisk RiGHERALTORS ei be hf 48 i@SSons Or n cam 3 refunded: Grand 6153: Ti 119, ost viSyN : sit ste fuarant ‘ — -s ~ 7? - HORSE - - : “and spotted: alxyo mare: cheap. “S10 Gra- | teeth, $3 Victrolas and kod ‘oroughly everhavled, for Fale, ‘Neap, Open daily. Mo nds und Friday evening ; COT t “arte tamed tne pee ; ' LANs}, J Tim) Olive aft (cfi2 \ ICTROL A Far sale. Victor with .* , w ‘ ‘ +) ~ ban . — a. 2 * ~ ‘ ‘ . 7 ‘ oe = ¥1 ‘ ‘ ~~ ~ ) rY } ’ 11S, {2 i sc, ‘ witb - . “ ~ 7 ‘tral W014. sale; wagon and hauling. ‘ r \ | vor av. - wok , mtiier, 4 Market. Phone Olive 38, Stan: jard Scale and Fixture Co., 219 Locust. Qlendorf Sc howl. nye} Juniata. (oS) - male fs ‘lect from, AIROLJAN PLAYER—For sate: $415: an S&-note, Faily SHA rTINe ER MU SIC 0.8 E - : . . ore PONITMS Spot teu siallion, istered, i sa tala 7 es : - : —_ ‘ a € - ty SEU THI ss] Dic Voice and Piano echoo) [)j- 4 | = TT » wt. (ed guara nteed; mahorany case, has fine tone: A : HORSES - ~}*" or sale; Sind «hunky; and har i \ea©re old: pe 4 black inares, 4 ar id ry years CASH paid for oid roid. Silver, lati: 7 ' ‘ rN lo Sale: bute} r’s. f set: rood p! oniss a carded. Positions « 1 ° e . : none oo : be sure to see this at oncge: «om piele with Vi Ts c Re _LA- Mor wale: : ot 4 : Dd toda it} l: ah oe | ired. Taw . ‘ e fine uortgz it lease ] T nh h 7 e ‘ 7 ‘ hess; cheap. 24 Linton, Central 4067 eld: all city broke; fine. 119 S. 14th. ge 0 papal “gag welry; up to $20 condition: cheap, 2520 8 roadway. rates. Highest references. 701 Arsenal st.: . not w: t ars in: le aving city - “gan mae Ge eek: ee ae Vv pare tes F, bargain, sada. “al i m™ ’ ee ’ : Olid faise teeth. Phone Olive 124 Mi) Ta? : P y : . , prigno; tai new; bargain; leaving City. sire Vashington } HO ORSE Keb or 22 weight 14VUv: good COl)- Kl N ABUUTS Kor Sa eo. $17.00 Up steel or A bes , . wwe ¢ tt coer. COT AK re 7 -l*or sale stools clgar = idm : LOS Ww (99) > : ~ , : ; HV2. Olit + 4 : : eh ee % 1 UDOL v ©.. - dition. I818A (houteats. rubber; 1 cushion tire. auto seat, 1 top bug- HS a ee cases, tables, chairs. 721 N. 7th st. ey} i, KE SSONS on plana, vioitn, cornet, clarinet. | cR Upright Piano, plain case, In per- HE RUDOLPH WU hog Chive st.” (cB) VICTROLA—For sale, $165 HORSE age > = RENAE POT i 8 ev. auto seat; steel-tired, vw “hy track; 15° ¢€ ASH paid for ld. silver, platinum. dia- OFFICE DESK —_}. * 8 - 2’ s . mate M4 ey ; “=. IiUsi@ulil : Fe - . - - ————— ) =. aN ) ig a - . - - ve ‘ . . « « ‘ HORSES aes For Fale; five head: and mures: SADI Lake * 4 or cate. sau in rid inz, almost . . erus, rolas, Ss Tt) ry A, “oO i vrr li ky t img ; a ie For Sale. secon j- Pa _ - b. SF - — a a : | or ene, ied alsa “oo ‘ ; o = é hog = _— I ; ‘ r , | 7 ; { ¢* ry" »* " wy +> ' ry f : ~ Ta . i 7 Pa I e ‘ ply éyluick fiox a. | 2oth and Ww akxbins ton. sin 9 iota ag Pen yi » anne harness: aine - , : at lact al: : a “ ce] tif bat ‘Bal n ‘ all 1h J asl 2U Jessons or seqney pun ° 3 ‘ ‘ pres nN 14: ith. ‘ r Ch layer ‘Piano, special- PAMUAINS in taieing ‘machines . if a ; . ™ ‘ - ‘ } ‘ 4 um ‘ , - ti ' i ’ ; ata . ary pay ments, used Mn — — pe. mapa zea Gravois ran pony pe t a ee rails hie Stee eo how eee / . ee ag ad top typewriter desk, flat-toy» des ari se Phone aoa 272 (a 0 aeon » it , Sages oe ere 8 vee kK ,‘-LUORRT’'S CASH pal id for talking n TS HORSES Wor sale: oats crusha: and wae-! cco 5. ite el eo r full dental b , et append filing cause; and bookcases; large tables; M look nailed free, oS i we nn ks —— - Establis 107 Olive St. orgs. Vv Jee ad n, long PI . ~» Oall 614 Ann. dc) | STURM BUGGIBS~-For sale, 20, Steel or ‘ns, brok ' wi! ae feli at iow price. lavy Bros., © - n oRe : aie dens ma ;' Upright ray hha ra Di hy teliable Store that Pleaxes. CASH paid Victrolas and : ' BEGINN eo? ‘ n p. y Ry rubbe wide * narrow vestibule 2 ' Ke cRS lessons, 2oc; Violin, piano, cor , , . , : * apy a enya - os if } oT arro\ i mS, ‘ } ‘ - > Ty j its ea a . Pa «) : . ; 0, 1 want CHOSE ood dition r (et) or ‘tl tra will call r WOKS -Feor sale; biz bay; peddling “Waegon,, fronts 'f wanted: S15 up ‘ : 14th , by a ££ t PARTITIONS Sa.€; and rains. — net, mandolin. guilt ar: ‘iemeien ruaranteed: ; - } ‘4 ‘ djus tied . . ’ a = . . erms C4 rT - fine upright, Chilton; RIGHT PIANO, LIKE NEW rtriossaatty Concordia Pp. rAM ior Sait, and hauling: cits work mai © hat restaurants fiorts's 29 es car og > HOR Irgzer, tuner. 26064 Ore Fon. ations HORSES For sal Merchants’ Ice and Coa! & deli 13° sare 7 di cy Oo. aint be EE ames sae e and fot) _Maindell 1021, 5007 Madison. MONE Y' giwavs on hand: finest display in. ead : pel . a aS =: : ; M. 4 : ;, VTEAM—For gale, goud samid work team, har- |... ewe i; Wrtte or seuod for catalocue. al RRe- - ; weg cellent cdndition: must ry AN 1) C | ’ AR ANTE KD KOR 10 912 Pine. BORSt- —or dale, cheap. BSsl St. Merdi- nese and wagon. S885 Manchester, Grand), |. Se a, Ot LIBE Y RONDS OR fricerators Co.. Manufacturers. {th ' Pia Ne s tuned nad = repaired. Albert J ecrince -- - cA sa pL DUN, TOWER VICTROLA poe . 1919 ag nand. ane : (o>) 44Raw, (i i . A} Ss’ , IN Si Yor . Pork av. , Mu in, 335 IGA Jilinels av.: pnone . rye’ rar ee for im y 'D ARS : PRI a $10 P | K 4 x rth End salesrooms fe HORSE--For sale, and mules; cheap, S110 j TR ‘ Ps-—Pwr sale, rubber e und fit light ’ Sp a ee ER J +»; SHOWCASES -For sale: “e tg bargain ; 1084 = le sal if ode , eat ve i gant. . . a: ae) ( “ia A c re orés supp Hes, Ask to “heat a Se TE PEL. : nate | AVER-TIANOS Yepaiigl eadsasied wna 4" Wily Gimatat™: em AFPUIAS SONABLE ‘TERMS; NO IN. | Fictor icant; open evenings seta LOTT ES TNT A OE HE oe la Salle. : “i delivery r wWaxzon $24 fo both. inedune fi- D> 1 a ors Yor - nae ae Nelson Catering Co., "1 } ana \rsenal.' ‘ } ma ; MOORS For vale; “@& veare old cheap. Catl ene: : 29, \s eliston, ty a 2 t—. : 1 SI Lowe ASS AN . SL : . " Ae , . G. aTTOW, BUS > Hi itama ‘ , (Het Olive +s : ‘ » ° ’ . : a%» . Aa 1 - . ! AS hue , ( eo | N ] .? ‘’ “eal i a . eo} ‘ ’ ; " re 4k \ YRTryY 4 wad is t NGE” at restaurant, drafted. W520 8S. . Jefferson YROTTING HORSKE--Mor sale, storm bugzy | ; ‘Ee ito] T sa at of ) show oa, 2 haan a ps _— _-—~ po cecapaneahapnipagionenesstes site ae PN vA? OF Pas F ae 2 dow RIES I . M AY ¢ s ! ERN & CAD... RECORD EXCHA , e «5 O01. Madivon. ’ ‘7 "TIC E’TET, 7 .™ oe as : oy 0 we —, a a ' ‘ TUNING, repairing: facr 7 .- Tots meta, tul Au LomMat Pace , ’ ~~ — ~, HORSES--lor sale: mures: $25 to 80: pro- and harness, 1 . NOT SATI b>, Wk oT} in, 4800 Manchester te) ptf pare. TACtOry nan, Vic- el tags un eftee alrect | TT “Thee TH OTe ~~ ioe duce compans : using tru: kw " Zo S Jef- TT iM vate MiY Pr fale an } tearm ° ‘ ; M1 .r A’ . . " a ] , ’ e She Vane . ASE Mor aa le hea ify) vst heer aady Ss} Iney ~ « | \\ I fervon. : i pea, y horees 418 b. Leavis ; Bi, bon ceeewe BIN Tues se P Rigs te : ¥ ¥ | Vis. ry} glass S8-foot floc r showcase. spay ; TCRERT 31 Pars = iN ay => Oe mid , = : cane I A ReSAIN « in ‘need pianos and plavere: we tite. Isis N. trand ay. HORSES Kor sale. pair matched biack ail ‘wr ARM BOW AGiON Kor sale. and horse: | >= ¢ VAY wwf ; PrHON] ut . locus t : No lage. a ine. 4? - “raniiin av., tree. Ab ‘ he a A if a. > : ‘ reeelyved 1 ehkioment cf new ptanas RE« “OR Ds pought. sold @ harness, $100; also 4-ton coal wagon, ‘stn 2326 Kidd! — Tos ‘amriNier Roma ~ 8 ishing §Bomont 171 tema * and refin- th ' hi wa aw ne | players, latest designs and rpodels, guar ord Exchange 16 pine st. ¥ ' . ‘ eat ' a ih -, - ta, ira S71. ic 58) ed des . "PY te , . ; 2 int for a lifetinne: month!y nawments if lk a ‘ ORDS-- 5068 Ne tor at ie + ri apring truck: cheap. v4" Washington THR . a “Ane on te are fat. ver ag ope re ‘ ; ; wey ee eee ' eAs aie, ;arge, fe ‘ cheap, pri ac i - 4 new n $i. T INING, ylanos layers: firs Ak OF 1 AN mes ——- you F CO} : nega ate’ fnew tr *agt't F nue nl ' nib . se oe . ‘ . ‘ -cl “so red : ano eaccepted Im excharrce peice so or sale: L, single hacne sh. eapre mn Vaure, be t ek 7 .? ‘* ’ . PATENTS , 3 : v. _ ice ' ‘ i ‘ ] ‘ . air Ww ork aS uteed an” wanen experience TT »1 Li Yu. . | " S' ual ‘ . i} ’ _yaluation. " Cosendia ' NI te cs et nh: » Caean. Eureka Lapress and Coal WAGON or sale, foe, coal wagon and har- | ~ . . | Fale: | be seen i ak de Kautz, 2529 S. Jeff'son. Sid. 970. Vic. 23761. rake, including roll# an neh, $19 . O12, 642) (RtcORDS boueht. sold and _ anton, neas: fin. : > 4 '*) t : (c) J. TA! SON. patent altorner Aavt e and STORK AND OF } ie ¥ 1X ri REA Tor sale: (14) res. 4 ; oO ’ s“iiney ‘°HM® ih FOR I ?P [ANG nT, Yr , ord hx hankre. jar¢ Frapkit ‘ ~ . =r i, sale. wagon and harness, i WAGON su le -horxe spring: hand- S16 Wainwright Bld %, q Shs r plano tuner and repsirtn =i avers > ry sxe] RECORDS Mer ale, Elise © Tio} == a . . : : Made; cheap whit 3 ‘ 1 Tine @CKPOCritnental work. ts , np , wets , i ; i@ety i pianos repaire dS ; , ‘oe Sie, net if tr: P “y Alu *4 =. and up 1414 |? rankiin aa sone: ; Mor male, team tay Urait whege 8+ ACICUN Mor sale. ~ ARON an , oe fst r) vd. : o mune be, ' ‘ 4 ; — n ed for one ric »P ar 0 H A ‘i : on «rn ; | | rand Pianos yvery ; RECOh DS Fer sale: ue u ees tht ane , a ene tin Sepurute. : Mabe mi s —S t. call O81 V ashingten. Miss ' ; ) : i} x " : y , ‘ % bj . for v tor an HORSE-—Por sale, lance Diack. ween: W _— See ‘ pen. = te 3 é, odies TAKS, ‘iplhdian Wee annmibansnin ie cue | a 7 . . Ce Ww Bvt! tees , lrushela an % i. ters’ » ia rk uu a? rms. ° ae ’ e it} , it* ‘ r, +. Psy tery , , 7 la ( e ar ll An -— , . bes a aehé > .*s esi { 4 i i. ‘4 +=, Tene ay PY = , by t r) ‘ , ' ur eo} iidren try lea rr cyt | PRIf ’ 3 ] PI ANO, IN VI N kK REC RDS wid —Aai Aay A Resets“ - harness to match 79 + 14 SCO 10g Wie lGSS, Central 4°48), § bie an —. a = of , ey 6~URIOR. rerio 4° , ty an- » ' » ws] niy $5 monthly. Be: . . . ords, any ™ HORARS Por wale; 4 luc: driving mare, te a eet - ne : chester Se ave CONDITION AN DPD TONE: will trade. will ‘call ‘eitebere | - > * e ’ js & §, ie ore , Tis tt t) § ‘ | * hive “ - = . . © — storm vues ‘ has ners. . are #altable ° ae eX Lestring high - grade photorre ph - Wr annpiy ‘ iterde towns with new an PRI¢ ‘ K £00) : R KF ASON * 12 “ Miller ler’s. | taza Ontve 7 ~~ eae j . ; -_ “ . tlenmers a’? in xo i eon elton 4 ‘) S"] KERN AS ( Q.. mw ELE Bi AN D 4ia Muate House 012 ee As - eer 0 - . Pec r@S, KOR, ' ees Lys ghams, page — SE : ~l’at tle > ; Ure] PIANOS ANG pia a , 4 —— . For wale, Rood, Young fire cendi landaus, carringes, ‘ . * yt i om ; 4 ; ; : . tT} : ; Z as . b > he ide N. 4th st The American Junior Naval Scot ue are o1 ' Olive st. “(0B) FOR f OU 4 TRY . at : ; j : al ‘ ’ lien , . ' 4 es . , _ as 27 AND $4.0) mahor at . ; ‘ ; anizing rass band. ih : a I TLE rn P I, fey 1 1IsiS For reale fruit shade and orna- ii sa en. “nt . 13 Owen . Ee New “ae ~.- eatin ba : ' ; » : ng tow ymall wwe * mel! very cheap & 108 wf rure pie tit . eyvet bl oom ina ruses % - - ma es Oe ee eee — ai ? : a} hee ete ogg pg wish to ies ’ os or’ as ' : a° ; sat ! uy ix a ;& of music and a bench PA RT 4 PAGE Ba %.. 1448 cy » alion — = : ~ Ww Natural rider fe) —— wd = Ree Herring . lia! ;. ’ » “ : ~ ; val te te tating all aie J — = 43 = " - io ¥ oF ’ ‘ fro! th! Y Payments “ ? - = ‘ 2S or Pa. Cd mast? or wily r r at! 4 ° b e na oe nw : . & " . . aes ; 4 wei AT B, ‘ i¢ J = . ’ 1D ms i’ li Wi : RLITZE? t ) Por « sale, (wo ea horees and one | to 4 inches diameter: an: aw ntite ‘i : > . \T a. . fo. if you waar fire and burglar protection. “* — L tan! _- —-— -- ary SS y Foe 11m O ; nd storm bugsey BAntity } () ( ] () H , live at. ~) 2ax. "inaelt Snew "7 Evans QY.; 400: will sell reasonably cheap. A. IL wm Ne PHING AD ee. Nth st ‘of amity — Bd. rellable party. $115 ARTOLA PLAYER—F i f - : sini Nursery, 483 Selma, Webster Grov Ais Mona ta ad ~, Post-Dispatch. — oa eee a or sais; a fine ; . pang. iroves, Bo. CUMMINGS SAFE AND FIXTURE Ta ake Pr : io: ni - mahogany care: this player has scen ve mice, fat, wedium sise | Kell 307. | ’ SEE PACE ADT diebold light filing safes. new ~~" aes ORDION Wid. —By soldier, 9792, PLAYER PIANO—For sale: used only short! jittie usmee; {t in @ fine bargain: fr ; ult all purposes, 380 Ger. AGE 6, PART 4 and used hile: f ahorany case: upright, wi on: we will RUBBER TREES —Ir sale eo | ms of ‘| @afes; expert mechanics for all bank and —'""ey. eam catia af anne i coker alt verte ae th = include 24 rolis vA music and a bench: in- cheap S47 Wisce nein. safe ‘work, Contractors for heavy hauling w A NTE 7% Tc . ) RENT. ~Mahogan ro ™ La > ot °: ’ ai tu! ing. vestieate: terme N. 10th st. Olive 1996 Central 1072 (c94) : ; y plane; willl with scarf. cost —- i, for THE RU DOLPH we RISITZER CO ai ta (CM be tieed 'y adults on! y. Cabany G7 34. ci) S27); ie SE Runday. 380 Delm lie Olive ce. " ® ‘ tdeey, bb > Meer. 5 2) ever i hg Aa ante

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ee egee erm care ng nin ae eee - — oe -_ - D ibeeeslMbliaaiacEs ONE Rp oe iar I aS che laa eal “I _MUSICAL é6 FOR SAL! ie ron sate an . 3. ‘> . nn : x STELL, BEST pigme a Soames cur 3 8 pnterent charged: 10 a ” AT AT OT eS or enn SEAR mutant é ~ ° ‘ $100. “Lewtet™?, ai ’ ; ole 2 : $300 to $700 ayers are | =~ % (00. 1414-1650" ®] 23 , ws ” Ste By. © ~ ¢ ER-PIANO i ; USED ONLY” = E-HALF THE Qj SS RICH: AL] + AY; S ot + : did a Bi yA © FOR 15 YEARS. py ie 7 T " > . 5 ' ‘ \Q es 4 KRMS - NO 24 &S = ~ ‘. | 7 _. MAY : STERN & ‘ o ° Qmiliton ara tn ‘ : ier yy — 4 . his log of ‘er ©. “4% Khits. Piaver pianos, Used, thy : = sa ition. are oft red from $105 ~~ acres eaey Sapo cunnot “ oa 8 OF inor this DaYments emt 4 SS as © = CONROY 33 Tnat fyUarantens All Its . i. A = » & AG LI) 4ilive et. ee © | R-PIANO—FOR @ , iy BOE . BUP WAS pEpp ° = eh UGHULY OVERHAUTR & ae IN EXCELLENT coy © <85 : SOLD WHEN x 00, NOW $175 ° WITH 24 ROL BENCH AND SCARp. ABLE. TERMS; Ng IST. MAY, STERN & WELETH AND OLIyp ___{@ rtd ge Bee By Uacteéen which {8 as familiar as it ig revolting. the drawing by a te. r sai6, like new, 8g ; _- Mahogany’ Cause : hington. : ase. Forest 15 ree 7.50: ‘UMutuUTre, rugs, brass bed. nar. A SIRALPONOLA or sale, vii Slighbtiy used: KUAaranieed: bar. BOImMme one bay NGEER MUSIE OO Por sale, aud 40 records, $10: ban ning sei, rugs, clothing, 3837 Be. rine tee Batu LOgG1 Ss; served in the campaigns of Artois (191 A illustrations by French soldier artists, awh Marne: i Dise Phe ograph, He - } : aS t ? n, Sas S TiAlsls, 1004 Olive 6c : ( lamion ji ise ; bea 4Atiful, good ie fain. » Al tuphone Co., 1g ae PHL (cm) "IONE -~ For sale; golden oak Cy with (et bite t and OO records; ae: ‘ 4°25 Marston ay fs LAT’ Hi Mf aor Sala, maborany: la AitnoOst new: sel] $8 with fe : ?—wy:; «al LOday 1414 hrankliin, ” ee SAP)i Wid.-—Standara make: mpgs ret-ciass condition and a barrain. * host Wispatelh, ~ The POST-DISPATCH ot ee i PHONE Wid State “make and RAP ob SD sale; almost naw, d evds piasvyer-piane; Hudson car . - : ae He) par { ubarnnie An exhibitor at the Salon des Artistes Francais, Jonas was mobilized boards incorporated in the artillery. RAPH ror sale; brand-new: ?, will sell for $\. Call at 72) Be remarked in the exhibition of -— OOP eo PR BEER LYSE. TERA Te TPR as 84 ReePRs FED AP FORT R Tl Oe T an eT TOT peel SEES nen ee ee ee - OTURING a crinie of German atro SAMPH--lor sale, Brunswick, : 4 records: muaranteed.: bargaing bh nstrument., rr GE MISIC CO., 910 Olive e RAPHS.-Salesmen’'’s office samples Bt-class condition: standard make hine, $00; tive cabinet sizes $35 hese, remarka room 310. (aie MACHINE -For sale, and record le: Fi. ems (in ktar Jd ed + MACHINE Horniess, $100 sit ‘Orde, 5 ee ‘AVINE. DON Iitzel ar } MACHINE - For sale. almost nem 1 cheap 1474 HFranklin. ay potnted painter of the Army Museum. = he penteg lr BERR RE ReT oO” = 2 t. re 4“ R eo + ww

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Ur n 7 oe : ph q bi — ‘ ’ » 7 > re F —* “a i . in 4 we ah > v % > fe Ds 3 . q o ~~ 3 Se : 4 Pee 4 3 $. > ay — from 30 to 1000 a week The Story of a Young Man’s Remarkable Rise, as Told by Himself = tj ~ al me eevee | fo et i. i Sn ae f om Soe Com , eh a ee. ae ela oe Veet GO. So eh) 2 6-e eee eee at dl a) a tl a og > ian — = (base ig) TT we Bele ee SE PLSs pM ASS BLY ee) Fin) a's dll Am BAS eae eg SU SH! Eezictyl Sy > * Sas al ——oi ee soiSl2 re CS weiv~s iQ oss aFSeoS ste wedeomes 22 ee elie eh ae ot ee lee Oe: Sa ELS == ~ 2 ;* : =) a z ra -- = ‘2 : —t ‘ —— — er ~~ ci} TS bx : - = ~~ +4 , . sta Oe oe he’ ee -? 2? °> — et: WS42=g) =—P E3 > RPV et 22 Ba 310 ig fEs. “ PLI.8) SISi=’. Fiat] ses BRSgim isis ¢ CPSadl’ ee SH Se Sa) OKA SSe ie ae ee 323° 9lg-5) | as “Ht: Era "iy pi Pian (aM fake Ra wae © Sircsisleb) cecal e | wll | Bice Sas RS| saz eal ae enn aa 4 eed) PS iaRE! 6) 8 Ble ie is ¥ it = te chi -. 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S' ee: | A i>] : Batty ua oo As Prin : Ae, me Ri sgt ae rn? 4 He *, “2 ’ : ‘4 3 é 4 HREE years ago I was earning $30 per | week. With a wife and two children to support it was a constant struggle to make both ends meet. We saved very little, and that only by sacrificing things we really needed. Today my earnings average a thou- sand dollars weekly. I own two automobiles. My children go to private schools. I have just purchased, for cash, a $25,000 home. I go hunting, fishing, motoring, traveling whenever I care to, and [ do less work than ever before. What I have done, anyone can do—for I am only an average man. [| have never gone to collpge, my education is limited, and [I am not ‘‘brilliant’’ by any means. I personally know at least a hundred men who are better business men than I, who are better educated, who are better informed on hundreds of sub- jects, and who have much better ideas than I ever had. Yet not one of them approaches my earnings. I mention this merely to show that earning capacity is not governed by the extent of a man’s education and to convince my readers that there is only one reason for my success—a reason I will give herein. One day a few years ago, I began to “‘take stock’? of myself. I found that, like most other men, I had energy, ambition, determi- nation. Yet in spite of these assets, for some reason or other, I drifted along without get- ting anywhere. My lack of education both- ered me, and I had thought seriously of mak- ing further sacrifices in order to better equip myself to earn more. Then I read somewher@ that but few millionaires ever went to college. Edison, Rockefeller, Hill, Schwab, Carnegie —not one of them had any more schooling than I had. One day something happened that woke me up to what was wrong with me. It was nec- essary for me to make a decision on a matter which was of no great consequence. I knew in my heart what was the right thing to do, but something held me back. I said one thing, then another. I decided one way, then an- other. I couldn’t for the life of me make the decision I knew was right. T lay awake most of that night thinking about the matter—not because it was of any Breat importance in itself, but because [| was beginning to discover myself. Along toward dawn I resolved to try an experiment. I de- cided to cultivate my will power, believing that if I did this I would not hesitate about making decisions—that when I had an idea F would havé sufficient confidence in myself to put it ‘‘oveP’’—that I would not be ‘‘afraid’’ of myself, of things or of others. I felt that if IT could smash my ideas across I would soon make my presence felt. I knew that hereto- fore I had always begged for success—had al- ways stood, hat in hand, depending on others to ‘‘give’’ me the things I desired. In short, i was controlled by the will of others. Flence- times before. But this was a question of will power, and I made up my mind that the first step was to muster up enough of my own will power to stick to and carry out my determi- nation. With this new purpose in mind I applied myself to finding out something more about will power. I was sure that other men must have studied the subject, and the result of their experience syvould doubtless be of great value to me in understanding the workings of my own will. So, with a directness of pur- pose that I had scarcely known before, I be- gan my search. The results at first were discouraging. While a good deal had been written about the memory and other faculties of the brain, I could find nothing that offered any help to me in acquiring the new power that I had hoped might be possible. But a little later in my investigation I en- countered the works of Prof. Frank Channing Haddock. To my amazement and delight I discovered that this eminent scientist, whose name ranks with James, Bergson and Royce, had just completed the most thorough and constructive study of will power ever made. I was astonished to read his statement. ‘‘The will is just as susceptible of development as the muscles of the body!’’ My question was answered! Eagerly I read further—how Dr. Haddock had devoted twenty years to this study—how he had so completely mastered it that he was actually able to set down the very . exercises by which anyone could develop the will, making it a bigger, stronger force each day, simply through an easy, progressive course of Training. It is almost needless to say that I at once began to practice the exercises formulated by Dr. Haddock. And I need not recount the extraordinary results that I obtained almost from the first day. I have already indicated the success that mv developed power of will has made for me. But it may be thought that my case is ex- ceptional. Let me again assure you that I am but an average man, with no super-developed powers, save that of my will. And to further prove my contention, let me cite one or two fnstances I have since come across, which seem to show conclusively that an indomitable will can be developed by anyone. 7 One case that comes to my mind is that of a young man who worked in a big factory. He was bright and willing, but seemed to get no- where. Finally he took up the study of will training, at the suggestion of Mr. W. M. Tay- lor, thé noted efficiency expert, and in less than a year his salary was increased 800%. Then there is the case of C. D. Van Vechten, General Agent of the Northwestern Life In- surance Company, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Just a short time after receiving the methods in will development suggested by Prof. Haddock, ee —_— es es. 2 . Se oe study of will training. These are but a few —there are many other equally amazing ex- amples which I personally know about. And aside from the financial gain, this training has enabled thousands to overcome drink and other vices almost overnight—has helped Overcome sickness and nervousness—has transformed unhappy, envious,. discontented people into dominating personalities filled with the joy of living. Prof. Haddock’s lessons, rules and exercises in will training have recently been compiled and published in book form by the Pelton Publishing Co., of Meriden, Conn. Mr. Pelton has authorized me to say that any reader who cares to examine the book may do so without sending any money in advance. In other words, if after a week’s reading you do not feel that this book is worth $3, the sum asked, return it and you will owe nothing. When you receive your copy for examination I sug- gest that you first read the articles on: the law of great thinking; how to develop analyt- ical power; how to perfectly concentrate on any subject; how to guard against errors in thought; how to drive from the mind unwel- come thoughts; how to develop fearlessness; how to use the mind in sickness; how to ac- quire a dominating personality. Some few doubters will scoff at the idea of will power being the fountainhead of wealth, position and everything we are striving for, and some may say that no mere book can teach the development of the will. But the great mass of intelligent men and women will | at least investigate for themselves by sending | for the book at the publisher’s risk. I am sure that any book that has done for me— . and for thousands of others—what ‘‘Power | of Will’’ has done—is well worth investigat- | ing. It is interesting to note that among the 250,000 owners who have read, used and praised ‘‘Power of Will’’ are such prominent men as Supreme Court Justice Parker; Wu Ting Fang, Ex-U. S. Chinese Ambassador; Lieut.-Gov. McKelvie of Nebraska; Assistant | Postmaster-General Britt; General Manager | Christenson, of Wells-Fargo Express Co.; E. | ‘St. Elmo Lewis; Governor Arthur Capper of Kansas, and thousands of others. As a first step in will training, I will sug- gest immediate action in this matter before you. It is not even necessary to write a let- ter. Use the form below, if you prefer, ad- dressing it to the Pelton Publishing Company, 134-S Wilcox Block, Meriden, Conn., and the book will come by return mail. This one act may mean the turning point of your life, as it has meant to me and to so many others. PELTON PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1 134-8 Wilcox Block, Meriden, Conn. I will examine a copy of ‘‘ Power of Will’”’ at Your + aus I agree to remit $3 or remail the Book in 5: ays. forth, I determined to have a strong will of he felt that they would be worth $3000 to | “#™* a my own—to demand and command what B 30,000 to him. | wanted. Another man. Dr. H. D. Ferguson, residing » Address a WE a aia week ER JUS ee thlkce Vike Bie eae But how shall I begin? What shall I dé im Hot Springs, Ark., increased his earnings | le fifst? It was easy enough for me to deter- from $40 a week to $150a week ingremarka- | = = ©. mine to do things—I had ‘‘determined”’ many bly short space of time after he began the SE Pan ROU ets AOR ORENE, CT Tse te ME a OS CON ied CE = eee ees ae ee en eee Cre nn Ty ie adh a de ENGR ta eee ee Pai ty a LS SETS Be AS amr ail eal lien ; - oe, ead a csiiiisibs le, on Mee ’ Cg TI Te A, SA LIEK OIE OLLI LL OE NE LOE LE LILI OI AAO HE ; ™ eee ¥ oe ee eee eee en ‘en titnsbsalleictilbai, co peli inast i en AOEIONT 80m. her f wwrwrw 8 ey See eS i a et —_—- ia iT - —_— - -~ w , 7" ~, ae ly ES AO : in cae we ‘| 0 4 F a ie oo Sa 1 RB ta: ae * gig a toe ak eo ae ; ‘UUIsSULT JU UNE ¥ r GELF OVA | (3 ‘spo SINLELOV AD 4 ; LTH °F MN THOWV A oINTI 190 TH 108 “AULA | “PUBLYEC) SON wf wa “UNHMUMI PL PL geu jsomye *. OO1$ ‘“s¥o|WIO Fy fat [e230 Mmce S098 Pur “aluN 4O 44 ae 5 ; 5 a 2 ee see - "e . F ry i - ahh “me, or as ve - ~ ae. * ae steel oy = = _ a . : * yy ay pet a ot

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And when you search through wounded France To find the cross that marks my rest, | think the grass will hear you come And tell it to my silent breast. So for a moment in my sleep A smile around my lips shall move And bid my wand'ring soul be near To whisper to you of my love. So tell your heart how safe I lie And dream my dreams all through the years. And you will still your aching grief For fear you hurt me with your tears. Se shall I wait in perfect rest. My gladdest dream until you pass To know that even Death must hear Your loving footfall in the grass. He has just published a slender book of verses, dedi- cated “to the glorious land of America,” and entitled, “Memory.” Most of them were penned while he lay in a hospital, recovering from wounds at the front. Er- amples which most persons will find worthy not only of reading but of preserving will be found below. While serving in the trenches, he wrote an earlier col- lection of poems, “Crimson Stains.” Lieut. Choyce was at Nottingham University, pre. paring for Orford, when the war began. Although he was in an officers’ training corps and would hare gained a commission shortly, he hastened to join the Royal Fusileers as an enlisted man. In 1915 he was gazetted to the “Leicestershire Tigers” as a Liputenant. In 1917 he was wounded in the arm and leg near Arras while leading his men “over the top” on an attack against the Hindenburg line, and was 10 months in a hospital. Sir months ago he was assigned to the Unit- ed States by his Government for a war lecturing tour, and gpent several weeks in St. Louis. ENGLAND TO AMERICA. O! now I see Thy dear sons play their part, The fair expounding of a theme Nearest my heart. A living dream Of Liberty. Lo! now I know That God has taught thy soul] The highest ideals of His heaven. A starlit goal When thou hast striven Shall heal thy woe. Lo' now I claim As proudest of my jovs I helped the mingling of blood Which fires thy boys To work this good In Freedom's name. ME\‘MORY. I know a lone spot on the Arras road Where I shall hardly bear to walk again Yor fear of waking those great souls I loved Who struggled to a death of piteous pain Ah! I should hear their laughter on the wav. And round my heart their boyish sighs would creep; Till I must long to leave the rushing world And steal away to join them in their sleep For only they who tread the tortured path Of those torn roads where swaying poplars sich, Can dream how God could give no greater bliss Than this hushed peace beneath the sad French sky. ] know a lone spot on the Arras road That murmurs with the moan of memory’'s pain. And I should grieve my heart with stifled sobs If I could bear to walk that road again. ay ih a ee eee Little French Marie with big grav eves, Are you still smiling each day? Bringing the sunshine into our skies; Cheering the trenchward way. Little French Marie with big gray eyes! l hold once again your little white hand, Maiden of war-burdened France. In a moment of sweet “Au revoir!” we stand And you give me a kind “Bonne chance!” Little French Marie with big gray eves, The wildest war night that | knew Was more than atoned for by one of your sighs. l wrest this great gladness From war and its sadness-— PAGE TWO wr LIEUT. A. NEWBERRY CHOYCE. A dream of la France and you. Little French Marie with big gray eyes! NO MAN’S LAND. | crawled in a spirit-haunted place Made wild by many a screaming shell And here and there a dead man’s face Lay like a livid track to hell. For night had spread the jagged lands With covering veil of sable skies; Yet war still clenched his crimson hands And hunted me with gleaming eyes. | crawled in a spirit-haunted place Made wild by souls that moan and mourn; And Death leered by with mangled face— Ah God! I prayed, | prayed for dawn. ‘Aue eocn A: BSawnms Evening sky With gold and carmine glowing. Roaring still The guns that never rest And I—— Stiflinge one wild aching in my breast For every flower that’s’ growing Upon a homeland bill. And at the dawn will come Death To write a roll of fame Where crimson blood is flowing; While | look on with half-held breath And think of autumn fields at home Where poppies are aflame— And wonder will he write my name. PRO PATRIA. A mud-bedraggled heap Made up of blood, and bone, and clay Matted with khaki shred. Fetid and loathsome on the summer day, Eerie and ghoulish when the shadows creep. + * * * + * + « One of our soldier dead. In England, papers newly from the press, Rustling and crisp, with sickening smell. Wild eyes that search the roll of fame; And in one soul a swift-born hell Of pain that none can guess. * * * * - . * + For God has let her find his name. THE LEICESTERSHIRES. | see them in the quiet night. 1 find them steadfast at their post again. Out of the dark, their faces stern and white Challenge my footsteps as I come. I hear their “Post correct, sir!’’ and I see In their fixed eyes the dear dead dreams of home. But with the dawn tney flee— Your boys who were my men. For finished is their little part. The laughing sunlight in their eyes is gone; And closer have they crept to God’s great heart, Taking the pity of their tale. But in some world or worlds I'll meet again Those soldier souls who fought and did not fail. And | shall know each one— Your boys who were my men. SUNRISE. (To My Sister Mary.) Night has been long With a thousand, thousand fears. At times upon my lips a healf-breathed song That wakened tears. Thinking of you | dreamed All through the dragging hours. And then it seemed | helped you gather flowers While yet the sun Had scarce begun His rainbows in the dew. And now the shadows steal—~ Somewhere the dawn has stirred. | know—!I feel Across the English sea, Somewhere, somewhere the morning hours have heard Your whispered prayer for me. CONVALESCENCE. And some may say that new-found happiness Is sure inducement to forgetfulness. The dim half-light of dawn is here. Alluring warmth of some soft bed That lately lulled My every sense And soothed me to a poppied dream Is gone. More swift than lightning gleam My soul is swept with sudden fear And every tiny nerve is tense As I am back among my dead. My life stands still a second’s space And memory comes with tragic spell To bring me all the cares and joys That I have known in other days. I tread again War's tortured ways. I rise and smile, and take my place With England’s men and England's boys. I share again their glimpse of hell. And scarcely can God’s wide eternity Have length to bring forgetfulness to me. “DROWNED AT SEA.” (The Lusitania.) And through the phantom-haunted night My tortured soul must ever go: Along the dark Atlantic bed | Where she is drifting to and fro. Until I find the mesh of weed, And see her white form gleaming there Among the slimy ocean threads That tangle all her glorious hair. And then I touch the fingers cold, The lips which Love hath often pressed; While deep-sea fish with curious eyes Come sweeping up against her breast. At times from out the wreckage maze A scaly monster stirs and swims, And gapes with spuming mouth to mau] The perfect glory of her limbs. Then must I strive with maddened strength To strain her body close to me Till he forget his hungry need, And wallow onward through the sea. At times I clasp my hands and yearn With frenzied zeal to kneel and pray Swift Death to hush my heart which marks Its beating by her rhythmic sway. God! How I hate the hellish hour That dragged her to this wild unrest Where fish with glassy eyes sweep by On pale-biack fins that flick ber breast. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 20, 1918.

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The captain tied a two-inch hawser to the ferry house to thwart the plans of the excited passengers. The police were called in and tried to get some of the passengers back on land, but it was no use. Then the Columbia's sister, the Mineola, drifted into an ad- jacent slip and a wild scramble over railings and bulkheads followed to get onto the latter boat. As the Mineola started on her perilous journey to Man- hattan the bow was so low in the water that one ad- venturous man, standing far out, reached down and kicked the crest of a wave. After nearly two hours some of the passengers on the Columbia got tired and fought their way off the boat. Then the captain pulled out for Manhattan. —_———_ C--———_ Airplane Reports Danger Past. A land approaches being cut off by fire, the airplane was summoned to make a reconnaissance of the burning plant from the sky. Saturday after- noon an observation flight was made by Maj. H. L. Armstrong, designer of the plant, and Capt. W. W. Watson, a pilot. They brought back the first word to panic-stricken New York and the surrounding territory that the con- flagration was under control, and that the flames would not reach the buried magazine of TNT. The machine circled again and again around the blazing tract, while the airmen leveled field glasses at the scene of destruction ‘below. They kept at their task for 15 minutes, and then landed outside the danger zone. Their observation showed that five of the 13 units Dictated But lence she stepped into his waiting car. T. A. Buck eyed her worriedlv. “Well?” he said. Then, as Mrs. McChesney shrugged noncommital shoulders. ‘‘Tell. me, how do vou feel about it?” “The last time I felt as I do just now was when Jock was a baby. He took sick, and the doctors were puzzled. They thought it might be something wrong with his spine. They had a consultation—five of them with the poor little chap on the bed, naked. They wouldn't let me in, so I listened in the hallway, pressed against the door with my-face to the crack. They prodded him and poked him and worked his little legs and arms, and every time he cried I prayed and wept and clawed the door with my fingers and called them beasts and torturers and begged them to let me in, though I wasn’t conscious that I was doing those things—at the time. I didn’t know what they were do- ing to him, though they said it was all for his good, and they were only trying to help him. But I only knew that I wanted to rush in and grab him up in my arms. and run away with him—run, and run, and run.’ She stopped, lips trembling, eyes suspiciously bright. “And that’s the way | felt in there—this afternoon.” T A. Buck reached up and patted her shoulder. “Don't, old girl! It’s going to work out splendidly, I’m sure. After all, those chaps do know best.” “They may know best, but they don't know Feath- erlooms,” retorted Emma McChesney. “True. But perhaps what Jock said when he walked with us to the elevator was pretty nearly right. You know, he said we were criticising their copy the way a plumber would criticise the Parthenon—so busy find- ing fault with the lack of drains that we failed to see the beauty of the architecture.” “T A..”’ said Emma McChesney solemnly, “T. A., we're getting old.” “Olid! You! I! Hat” “You may ‘Ha!’ all you like. But do you know what they thought of us in there? They thought we were a couple of fogies, and they humored us, that’s what they did. II] tell you, T. A., when the time comes for me to give Jock up to some little pink-faced vir]. |} ll.do it, and smile if it kills me. But to hand my Featherlooms over to a lot of cold-blooded experts wh—well’——- She paused, biting her lip. “We'll see, Emma, we'll see.” They did see. The Featherloom petticoat campaign was launched with a great splash. It sailed serenely ‘nto the sea of national business. Then suddenly some- thing seemed to go wrong with its engines. It began to 0 obble and showed a decided list to port. Jock, who alt the beginning was so puffed with pride that his gold fountain pen threatened to burst the confines of his very modishly tight vest, lost two degrees of pompous- ness a day, and his attitude toward his unreproacbful mother was aimost humble. A dozen times a week T. A. Buck would stroll cas- vally into Mrs. McChesney’s office. “Think it’s going to take hold?” he would ask. “Our men say the deal- ers have laid in, but the public doesn’t seem to be tearing itself limb from limb to get to our stuff.” imma McChesney would smile, and shrug noncom- mittal shoulders When it became vefy painfully apparent that it wasn't “taking hold,’ T A. Buck, after asking the same SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—-OCTOBER 20, 1918. gi . , - bi tat ly yt RAL ia, i ety Sy ahaha be pwr *- ; 4 of the plant had been destroyed, but that the situa- tion was well in band, and that, except in case of a furious windstorm, the flames would not reach the barges with their loads of shells or the storehouse of explosives more than a mile away in another direc- tion. What the danger was of the fire reaching the mag- azines is shown by the fact that there was stored here 100 times as much TNT as was detonated in any one of the single terrific blasts which on Friday night and Saturday shook the earth 40 miles away. ———-_---——- Antics of Barograph Pen. HE pen of the Weather Bureau barograph, which registers air pressure at the lower end of Man- hattan, acted all day Saturday as if it were in the jerking fingers of a man with palsy. It jumped fractions of an inch with every explo- sion 20 miles away, achieving a maximum tremor of 15 inch when the loudest bang was registered. This is the greatest variation it ever made, with the exception of that caused by the Black Tom smash in January, 1917, which was much nearer New York than the Morgan catastrophe. seinen Spaniel the Only Survivor. LL the long stretches of unpainted buildings in which employes had been housed had disap- peared. But the administration building of the plant was intact, save for shattered windows and doors and great holes in the walls where flying shells had pierced the structure. Inside the administration building was only one sign of life—a very hungry and thirsty little cocker spaniel, which bad survived the shocks. a — -_—_ Not Read question, now worn and frayéd with asking, broke out. crossly: “Well, really. I don't mind the shrug, but I do wish you wouldn't smile. After all, you know, this cam- paign is costing us money—real money, and large chunks of it. It’s very evident that we shouldn't have tried to make a national campaign of this thing.”’ Whereupon ‘Mrs. McChesney’s smile grew into a laugh. “Forgive me, T. A. I’m not laughing at you. I'm laughing because—well, I can't tell you why. It's a woman's reason, and you wouldn't think it a reason at all. For that matter, | suppose it isn’t, but—— Anyway, I've got something to tell you. The fault of this campaign has been the copy. It was perfectly good advertising, but it left the public cold. When they read those adds they might have been impressed with the charm of the garment, but it didn’t fill their breasts with any wild longing to possess one. It didn’t make the women feel unhappy until they had one of those skirts hanging on the third hook in their closet. The only kind of advertising that is advertising is the kind that makes the reader say, ‘I'll have one of those.’ ”’ T. A. Buck threw out helpless hands. we going to do about it?’ “Do? I've already done it.” “Done what?’ “Written the kind of copy that I think Featherlooms ought to have. I just took my knowledge of Feather- looms, plus what I knew about human nature, sprinkled in a handful of good humor and sincerity, and they're going to feed it to the public. It’s the same recipe that | used to use in selling Featherlooms or the road. It used to go by word of mouth. I don't see why it shouldn't go on paper. It isn’t classic ad- “What are ‘ o ae * - 7.5, ” - ? p Gye Dee — Bae ee i aN Bas ee Te ks : ” Mats iva ‘7 phy eee ppb Male BY ay co ih tis SE % ee 3 dat t) Biome f ” SUIAOW odYy 5 lens i Ried ars» afRaa 3 Tye et. 4 sk ‘3 Fi. bus ‘ rp ff z ‘nh fit } $50," Ai a k,n S ha alien ne Vd te ais - me : * t ead oe - e ges age ees - i pe: rs nenti mend a aan ae z is 4 EA £ : 4 > As tenderly as if the éog ‘were human, the Red Cross girls carried the spaniel out of the wreck-strewn building and fed it. —~=—=—()- —— Grewsome Sight for Red Cross Girls. A of concrete and brick masonry and a tangle of corrugated iron were all that was left of Unit 6-1, where the initial explosion occurred Friday night. Near by the first of the men and women to enter the plant Sunday came upon a shattered stretcher Beside it lay the black body of a man, the arms outstretched in a way to show he had been holding the stretcher when killed. Red Cross workers picked up the charred body and placed it in an ambulance. A few feet away the girls and men came upon a group of four bodies lying in a position indicating that they had been stricken as they fell. These were loaded into the ambulance and a Red Cross girl started her engine. Alone with her grewsome freight, she drove through the smoke and sped down the hill to the long bridge leading to Perth Amboy. ——Q-— Mother Identifies Son by Ring. CO of the men killed, L. E. Hickerson, had been working at the plant only a few hours when he was caught in the explosion. He was vice president of a furniture firm in New York. He had decided recently to get into some employ- ment where he could help in winning the war, and his father received a letter Friday morning stating that he had obtained work as an inspector at the Gillespie plant. His parents identified his body at Perth Amboy by a ring which had been presented to Hickerson by his mother. ee ee ee ae - (Continued From Page 7.) laughed back at him: “With a grip that won't let go.” “It looks very much as though we were going to be millionaires in our old age, you and 1?" went on Buck. Emma McChesney opened her eyes wide “Old!” she mocked. “Old' You! a) ae (Copyright.) = — ee ee - Splinters From a Doughboy’s Diary (Continued From Page 13.) where | boarded when I worked in New York and him giving us a ride in his flivver; also, dancing a couple of hours in another service club, where ‘‘part- ners are provided” and “your uniform is your pass.”’ And that is why girls leave home, as you might say' In other words, the foregoing accounts for two severe cases of pass shock, the army disease that makes a guy shout ‘“Five!"’ when were counting off on a Mon- day morning or help himself three or four times to sugar without knowing it. But it was a good pass all right. In fact the following lines they have about this sort of a situation fits us O.K.: When you come to the end of a perfect pass And flop, with the bunch in the train, Your “green’’ is all gone; you are down for the count And you tell ‘em all: “Never again!” But when the next pay day happens along You'll be in the same old class, And beating it back on the 2 A.M. At the end of a perfect pass. ee | vertising, it isn’t scien- , tific. It isn’t even what ADVERTISEMENT. ———— ADVERTISEMENT. they call psychological, ! suppose. But it’s human. And it’s going to reach that - great, big, solid, safe, spot-cash mass. known as_ the middle | class. Of course, My . St copy may be wrong. It | ays on may not go, after all, | but’ —— But it did go. It did not go with a rush or a bang. It went slowly, surely, hand over hand, Now you can use a pure La-May Face Powder Than Any face powder Se a Better Other feet and wrinkles. Because it is pure and but it went, and it kept | on going. it climb and take hold And watching | there came back to Em- | ma McChesney’s eye the old sparkle, to her step the old buoyancy, to her voice the old delightful ring. And now, when T. A. Buck strolled into her | office of a morning, with his, “It's taking hold, Mrs. Mack,” she would | dimple like a girl] as she | that beautifies your complexion wonder- fully and is guaranteed not to injure the most delicate baby skin. And it really stays on better than any other face pow- der. It does not contain white lead or starchy rice powder (Poudre de Riz) make it stick. White lead poisons the skin and rice powder turns into a gluey paste that encourages enlarged pores, blackheads and rice powder pimples. The specialist who makes this improved pow- der uses a medicinal ingredient that doc- tors use to heal the skin. In fact, this new powder helps to prevent and reduce en- larged pores and pimples. It is also astringent, discouraging flabbiness, crows’ to | | because it stays on so well this La-may powder (French, Poudre L’Ame) is now used by over a million American women, The large size is only fifty cents and the trial size is twenty-five cents. Remem- ber, La-may is guaranteed absolutely pure. Five thousand dollars’ reward ts | offered any chemist who finds it contains | substitutes. any white lead or rice powder. Refuse Your common sense will tell you that when you are offered a suati- | tute it is sure to be a demonstrator try- } i i (sold in New York ing to sell an inferior poWder that pays a big commission.. When you use this ab- solutely pure lLa-may and see how splendidly it beautifies your complexion, you will understand why it so quickly Decame the most popula; hbeautyv-powder Save this notice PAGE FIFTEEN ~ el

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894 AW SHIVUI JY} SssOID 91 PUT] OF, eUzI 4 PePUNOM GAZNOIQ) Yoives NOA Uoym puy (‘auueaf oy) "SETA B84 Fike ete ee es ens JODIE USPS], 2 id Wie eg gt ouds Sti ey A, a et 5 fO sa0Y4fO rx - ~*~ SO eae Lame , ae - . ote . os “ ‘ et er = e oe 7 £ a “ Ss ed - = t _ : — = : o BIGGEST MUNITIONS EXPLOSION Vivid and unusual incidents attend de- tonation of 7000 pounds of TNT at Morgan, N. J.—“‘Noisier and scarier than Chateau- Thierry,” declares American soldier — Shell shock 3000 miles from France—Automo- biles dash through barrage of bursting shells—Spaniel only sur- vivor in one building — Air mail pilots drive across fiercely burning area -O- -0- -O- -0- HE most nunitions erplosion the United States has ever erperienced occurred Friday and Saturday, Oct. 4 and 5, at Morgan, N. J., 20 miles southwest of New York City. The first explosion occurred Friday night, in one of the units of the T. A. Gillespie Co., engaged in loading shelis for the Government. Sirty-four lives were lost and 325 of the YOO buildings of the plant were de- stroyed. Recurrent explosions followed at intervals all F'ri- day night and most of Saturday, the force of which leveled houses five miles away and was felt at a dis- tance of 40 miles. The countryside was bombarded with shells as if a barrage were being put down iy France, and thousands of refugees fled along the roads. Some 7000 pounds of trinitrotoluol, commonly known as TNT, erploded, and for a time it was feared that the Jlames would reach a magazine containing &0,000 pounds of this mightiest of all erplosives. Naturally, in the midst of such a catastrophe, many out-of-the-way incidents occurred. A few of the most disastrous telling are reported below. “Worse Than Chateau-Thierry.” SOLDIER of the United States army, with two gold chevrons on his left sleeve to denote a couple of half-year periods in the trenches in France, stood, at 1:50 o'clock Saturday morning, in front of the Packer House, in Perth Amboy, N..J., about four miles north of Morgan. Off to the south the sky smoldered dark red and there was a steady grumble of explosions. “Home, sweet home, boy,’ said the soldier. ‘Me, 1 know this stuff. That’s the way it sounds when we start to get the Heinies—artillery preparation, thes Call it.” Suddenly it seemed as if two gigantic arms of fire {| | 4 . . ‘ > \ \ IN reached out with inconceivable rapidity and embraced the ends of heaven; and then drew across the whole bowl of the sky a brilliant crimson curtain. Came a terrific rush of air that beat on the ear- drums, forced the mouth open and seared constella- tions of many-hued stars on the eyeballs. And next there was a racket that seemed to drive right through the skull and shake one from head to heels. When it was over, the soldier was flat on the street. He had half-thrown himself and been half-flung, upon the brick pavement. “Wow!” he exclaimed as he picked himself up. “That's the real thing. And, take it from me, that’s been to Soissons and Chateau-Thierry, what came off right now is a lot noisier and scarier than any- thing I got over there!” ——_ 0-——_ Air Mail Pilot Sails Over Scene. ILOT ROBERT SHANK, of the United Statés Air Mail Service, drove his airplane over the shat- tered Gillespie plant on his trip from Philadelphia to New York, and from a height of 4000 feet saw walls and buildings tumbling near the plant after one of the most violent of the explosions. He related that he distinctly saw the flashes of -. several detonations, but their din was drowned in the roar of his engine. His altitude was not sufficient to protect him from flying shells, if any had happened to come his way, but he kept on without swerving, and reached Belmont Park safely. Pilot Max Miller, carrying the mail south, left bis hangar just after it had been violently rocked by the Two gigantic arms of fire reached out. explosion, and also navigated without damage over the perilous area of the burning plant. Army aviators from the field at Mineola, flying above Nassau and Queens counties, were kicked about as the shocks traveled along the air currents far above the earth. _—— o-— Shell Shock 3000 Miles From France. PATHETIC figure wove its way restlessly in and out of the crowd of refugees that overflowed the Packer House in Perth Amboy. This was an infan- tryman who had recently returned from France, with both eyes put out by a wound. Here, 3000 miles from the front, he had suffered the additional injury of shell shock. He trembled in all his limbs, incessantly, hour after hour, and no re assurance could help him eileiillibieniane Four Coast Guards Killed. T 10 o'clock Friday night a chauffeur drove Gun- A ner Roland Mesener of the Coast Guard to the very edge of the burning plant. Mesener was taking an armful of electric torches to comrades of the Coast Guard who were on duty there. The whine of the shells speeding past the automo- bile and the heat of the burning buildings were alté- gether too close for comfort, but Mesener cried to the chauffeur: “Step on her, kid!” The machine shot in at top speed to within about 400 vards of the crater of the voleano of explosives. Mesener distrib- uted his torches. Four of the boys who received them from him were later reported missing. Brooks Curry, one of the Coast Guards, was stand- ing talking to a civilian, when the latter’s head was carried off by a shell fragment memes U-Boat Started Blaze, One- Rumor. ‘enkoyy Ausoqmay “y “mary | | } Explosion of a TNT magazine, as seen from State Street, South Amboy. explosion. Others told of a mysterious airplane which they declared they had been circling over the plant early Friday morning. It was recalled that the company had had one ex- perience with a German who sought to destroy the plant. This man, who had no accent, easily obtained employment. He managed to smuggle matches into the works—against a strict rule—and one day was caught trying to commit suicide and blow up the fac- tory by touching a match to a loaded shell. The screams of a girl who saw him brought men, who overpowered the spy. He had a speedy trial and was sent to prison for 20 years. Evidence that the explosion was caused by enemy agents was discovered by Government operatives, it was announced in Washington a few days ago. They found a letter, signed “Heine,’’ addressed to a man in Sonora, Mexico, predicting that the explosion would occur Friday night, as it did: PaaS ai Ferryboat’s Narrow Escape. OWARDS 10 o'clock Saturday morning the ferry- boat Perth Amboy set out from the town of that name for Tottenville, on Staten Island. The lit- tle craft was so crowded with weeping women and shivering men that her gunwales were almost lapped by the wavelets of the sound. There must have been nearly 1000 aboard the tub, which was designed to Carry maybe 200. Midway across the stream there came two smash- ing wind waves and reports that knocked scores of women and children from their feet. The explo- sions were like thunderclaps directly overhead, and the violence of the concussions was such that 20 miles away, in New York City, skyscrapers reeled on their foundations. It was a miracle that the little ferryboat was not swamped, but it weathered the biow and reached port. wan ) Traffic Congestion in New York. N Saturday afternoon the New York authorities O ordered the closing of the subways, the tunnels under the Hudson and the bridges to Brooklyn. The result was an enormity of traffic congestion such as Manhattan has rarely experienced. Thousands took the advice of the police to use the ferries. Most New Yorkers had forgotten that such institutions existed, and had to be directed to the terminals. In a short time these were centers of jams of people and automobiles extending for blocks One Brooklynite found that it required two hours for him to get across the river to New York. He hung onto a street car “by the paint” to get to the East River, walked two miles to a ferry at the foot of Atlantic street, found the streets so packed he could not get through, paid $2.50 for a taxicab to the Thirty- ninth street ferry, and finally got aboard a boat loaded to the last inch, which landed him at the Battery There were wild scenes on the ferryboat Columbia SA: of the Fulton ferry line, when at the Brooklyn ter- ge » SAE, Piss Oe MONG the fleeing workmen all sorts of sinister minal so many people fought their way to the old hulk , “ OP if * .. ‘ o “ : * Oe, . . a .} Hi ‘if Wate 4 Ms hyp is * rumors were afloat as to the cause of the dis- that he] Captain refused to take a chance of capsizing Sis. j Y e,'¢ "foi SP Fp «Fu “ 402 . : . 5 Z 0. eo the aN / oP aster. Some declared that an Austrian spy was to in the river. As he described it later, it seemed as if blame. One employe of the Gillespie concern insisted g¢vyeral thousand people were on the top of the boat The mail pilot kept on his way without that a German U-boat had come into Raritan Bay alone, a place where passengers are not ordinarily swerving. and flung three shells into Unit 6-1, thus causing the (Continued on Page 15.) SUNDAY MAGAZINE--ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -OCTOBER 20, 1918. PAGE THREE b SP NT LOL EOL LLLLLALMLLN. ALLL LALO LLL LE LLL LLL ALE LLL ELAR, oe ALLL AON ANN DA BR amen rama nunne-ameemnereie Se Sis a Ak EE a tS Oe. wba eee af 7 a ~ Silica eins sy 0 diene iDance catty ra - SESS Sega aa See PURER HOE Rt EERE te . o = eee tm ote rae ee ot - ats Re “ eee ee ee 5% on Me oe be ah Ne eg ome ~ ¥ be ie | | | ) : |

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ERE > RTE pee mae —_ ey OE ae = ; us ee errr WoOUBD aqnop ¥ In4,, jou W9e7pAs GABy NO4,, poysiays prey Ipse,A BOUM pus,, ‘P49 A 0) b Aid Be piwe » 2198) eq) 7 . sdas odor Mb b a é Ni RS SO ty ee ae ‘| paul SUN ‘oofqns Aw UO ‘oy pyres ,‘engdn) 8 AjUO ‘PeZVUIe SUM. Al [SBE nO STG) 404. oo ao a. eee a er eee e*e | passayasd ay juajopur os 1uIssoy ) 7 OU have made your subscription to the Fourth Liberty Loan. You are pledged to buy War Stamps. Food, clothing, shelter, warmth are steadily increasing in cost. You have to pay the price and buy them. How are you going to do it, all on one income?’—particularly an income over which looms the shadow of unprecedented tares? It will need wise planning. Your domestic Ways and Means Committee should go into session at once. The wisest possible erpen- diture should be the goal of its deliberations. Dollars have shrunk in value. Al the more, for that reason, should everyone who spends them strive to purchase full value, and also to make sure that there is no waste in the consumption of what those dollars purchase. Hence the timeliness and interest of “Thrift in the Household,” by Dora Morrell Hughes, a book just pub- lished by Lothrop, Lee, Shepard Co., Boston. Says ~ Mrs. Hughes: HERE is no thrift in saving when the value of the article saved is less than the expense of saving it. Not long since, when eggs were 60 cents a dozen and bread was 6 cents a loaf, there was an article in a home publication on the im- portance of saving bread crumbs. As an illustration of how to do this, a recipe for a bread pudding was given. It called for a cup of bread crumbs, value less than a cent, and five eggs, cost 25 cents, and milk, sugar and heat. To spend 25 cents to save 5 is waste; to spend 25 cents to save 30 is gain. HERE is an old proverb of our grandmother's dav that is equally true today, though not as often heard: ‘‘A woman can throw out with a spoon in the kitchen more than a man can bring in with a shovel.”’ An empty garbage pail is the certain indication of two things: how to buy and how to use what one has bought. Thrift does not put slices of bread, halves of stale loaves, bits of vegetables, cheese, bones and scraps of meat into the garbage pail. Thrift appre- ciliates that a cold potato represents the amount that potato cost less the expense of heat to cook it; it knows that a loaf or cake spoiled or bread burned, anything that carelessness has left to sour and be- some worthless, represents an expenditure of money equivalent to what it will cost to replace and cook it. The woman who leaves dough sticking to her mix- ing pan loses considerable bread before the year is done, and she will not lose it merely in that one chan- nel. One is careless in many things if she is in one. HERE are two avenues through which thrift is cultivated: buying and management. | helieve it wiser to buy regularly at etores than to wander about looking for Very often so-called bargains have short o'er weaknesses. Prices are lower in the stores that insist on cash sales and do not deliver goods. Whether it is thrift to make all dealings on a cash basis or to run ac- counts is a mooted question, with something to be said ou both sides, and the weight is in favor of cash pay- ments. Running bills usually leads to spending more, and persons who buy recklessly by instinct should never run bills—they will find the entire income mort the same bargains weight or caged before it is due. Those who calculate all expenses and have wil! enough to abide by their calculations have the use of their money 30 days longer, and of credit in an emergency, for it is one of the peculiarities of the business wor'd that it is easier for a man to get credi! who is slack about paying for what he buys than for a man who has always followed the Biblical injun: tion to ‘‘owe no man anything.” If such a one aske for time it is at once taken for granted that conditions PAGE FOUR SUNDAY Kvery housewife, of marshalling your income for battle with the high cost of living—How to compel every dollar to count for 100 eceents—War without stint on extrava- Lesson from a great skyscraper that was built with nickels and dimes vance and waste MAGSAZINE- —SI ie awe ‘*Attention!’’—Strategyv are unfavorable with him and that he will be a risk to the merchant. The average consumer will save 10 per cent by liv- ing on a cash basis and have the satisfaction of know- ing what money she has is hers. Thrift lies in small savings. It is not what you pay that makes the im- portant factor in living, but what you get for what you pay. Here are two baskets of apples; the fruit in one is large and speckless; that of the other is wind- falls. The second is one-third less in price than the first, and will prove the dearer because it has so large an amount of waste. A good housewife who never bought poor supplies once said to a critic of her methods: “Only rich people can afford to buy poor stuff, since they do not suffer if a few dollars are thrown away in waste.” ET us sum up the matter of buying thus: Pay cash for everything, or settle all bills at the end of a definite time, by week or month. Examine all supplies as they come in, having a sales slip by which to check them, and insure their being of the quality and amount ordered. Put them away in their containers as soon as checked. See that you, or your maid, are as careful of goods bought in quan- tity as if they were bought by the pound. Sugar and flour require special care to save waste as you take them from the bins. Buy when things are in season, not when they are dearest. Buy fruits and vegetables for canning when and where they are most abundant. That is when they are cheapest and also best. Things out of season are seldom as good as when their proper time for being eaten has come. M ANAGING is the art and science of using to the best advantage what has been brought into the house. System is the secret of good management, and it extends to the smallest details of home affairs. She who has learned how to prevent little leaks in the home has learned how to make the dollars count for 100 cents. And there are so many of these little leaks that one might fill a large book with a list of them. One great mistake for the would-be devotee of thrift is to cook too much at once. Monotony in diet spoils the appetite and digestion and wastes the food cooked, for it is refused. But sometimes it is well to cook in large quantities, for many things need hours on the stove and it is as cheap to cook much as little. For instance, it takes no more fuel to cook three pounds of prunes than to cook a half-pound, so | always cook three pounds and cam all but enough for two meals. I! fill a jar or more as soon as | have material, it in the bottom part of the steamer where | am cooking dinner and the same set heat sterilizes it that is cooking something else. Ex- cess meats, soups, vewetable® and even oatmeal may be saved in thia way until one wants it It is thrift to wreserve food thue, and the amount quickly accumu- late- MK fai} ry? moving too tmuchk for one or two cae ervinge lies with thore who have not learned what to Odo wilh the exten ammount lL once gaw 10 old potatoes in the garvbare pall of a friend whose whole married tile has Leen a striugezle for existence. be you know that there are over 300 ways in which iay be AQ wbhbiliful potatoes prepared ’ tianager will overbalance the wealness sapopoaupy umouy 2]}})'T and tactics LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -OCTOBER 20, W054 but no buver can cover the of a poor buyer, defects of a poor manager. It is the little wastes which destroy the family’s peace of mind, though they may not average more than a cent’s worth each, they are so many that they amount to dollars when a \ear is done. In unthrifty households they increase the gas and coal bills, help the plumber to get rich by stopping up the.pipes, fill the garbage pail and so on ad infinitum. OAP lies soaking in dish or laundry wa- ter. Green soap is used instead of old. Bits of soap are thrown away. Dish towels are taken for holders and burned. Gas ranges are left lighted when no cooking is going on, or gas is left going full head when a dim light would serve. Rags and paper are thrown out, and so scarce has such material become that the price of paper has risen high enough to bring failure to many publications. | have a friend who saved his newspapers and started his son’s college fund by a sale of those saved in a short time. They brought $8, and the price was lower than it has since been. When the 3-year-old has become of college age the practice of that kind of thrift will bave shown conside results. [In the kitchen waste runs riot, often when the house- keeper is her own maid. Cheese is kept in a damp place and becomes covered with mold. A cup of peas or beans, a spoonful of this or that vegetable, bones and scraps, left-over gravies, go with crusts and bits of bread into the garbage pail. Milk and cream sour for lack of attention, and are turned out. Fruit juices are turned down the sink. Potatoes are pared so generously that more goes with the peeling than into the pot. Bacon fat is turned into the sink, thus disposing of one of the best and most useful fats by stopping up the drainage. Tin dishes are not properly dried or are melted by being set on the stove to dry. New brooms are used for scrubbing and sweeping paths. Silver spoons are taken for scraping kettles. Sometimes they disappear in the garbage. Steel knives lose their handles by being soaked in hot water. Mustard is left to dry in the pot; pickles and olives spoil for want of fresh brine. Woodenware is left unscalded and warps, or it splits from being dried in a hot! place. Ammonia and other volatile substances are left loosely corked and evaporate. Clothes are washed with strong washing powder or chloride of lime, lye or soda, and come out rotted and faded. Clothes in one washing have been perforated with tiny holes from chloride of lime washing powder. ND there need be no such waste in the household. Much that seems unavoidable may be eliminated and what remains can be turned to some use. For in- stance, baking potatoes takes considerable gas, and every moment of the firing means money spent. You can lessen the time by boiling the potatoes for 15 or 20 minutes and finishing them in a hot oven. One of the greatest economies for the cook who uses a gas range is the set of steamers in which she may cook several things at once. In six months one of these will about save its cost in the gas bill. With a set of steamers you Can prepare an entire dinner with- out letting the odor of one thing at all affect the foods above it. Do not buy one of tin, however cheap- ly it is offered. This is a lesson of experience. I bought a “bargain” which cost 49 cents and lasted three weeks. A good one will last for years. Another economy that means a great saving in fuel and time, perhaps in unspoiled food, is a firelegs cooker. And there are scores of other contrivances which will contribute to good management, and that means thrift. Few persons waste dollars at a time but they waste many dollars in the form of cents. The Woolworth Building in New York, as the mega. phone man tells his hearers, was built from 5 and 10 cent pieces. It should be an impressive object les- son on the financial advantage of saving trifles. 1918. rable

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Like the guy | was talk- ing to that came from Cedar Rapids, or one of those places. | was mentioning where the Allies was said in the papers to be getting wise to themselves, and he said: “Well, I hope they push ‘em back and al! that, but having come this_.distance from my home town, natch- erlly I want to go over and see the world a bit, because its not often vou get a chance like this, especially when you figure it don't cost you anything.” Anyway, three or four of the wakeful guys blew into the next room to the one me and Fat was in around half past three One was a French sailor, and another was a kiltie from the other side, from what they , and they seemed to be in tow of some guy who knew the city and | heard him say he was from Camp Merritt. They started in at once, trying to learn things to each other, in stead of going to bed. The sailor would tel! them how to say: “Where have they put the doors?” (none of the rooms having any, on a— of the place having only been opened a few weeks a: a soldiers’ hangout) and the kiltie would tell ho same would be said in the Scotch language, and the ofher guy would say it the regular way, and a con shenshous effort was made by all to understand wha:™ the other fellers was talking about. Hearing so plai: what they said, and them keeping the light lit anc everything, I never got to sleep till around four, and at seven in the morning the guy that had charge of the floor we was on comes around hollering: “Seven oclock, boys! Sunday mornine! Don't feel ashamed to get up!” Ashamed, can you beat that? Of course. we didn’t want to lose any time anyway, so we got up and had a bite to eat at the lunch counter they had in the basement-—-only 35c for “ham and,” coffee and rolls and oatmeal—-and then we took a walk down 5th Ave. After we had walked quite a ways we were passing a church and a dame that belonged there and who was stood on the corner, laying for us as you might say, asked us wouldnt we like to go in and that it was a special service for soldiers and etc. Neither of us had figured on going to church any place, but you know how women are. She says: ‘‘Well, it wouldn't do you any harm, would it boys?” and Fat fell for it and says: “That's right, too'’’ and before we knew anything we was inside of a pew and subject to anything that might happen. But ! must say the guy that preached the sermon had the right dope over the way the war broke and what everybody has to do if they dont want to have the Huns trample over them, although he was a bit of a tank by the side of Billy Sunday, which was the last preacher I lissened to. Afterwards we was coming out when the lady that asked us in for the service had us surrounded again and wanted to know whether we was going any place for dinner. “If not,’ she said, ‘““‘wont you come with my husband and me, only we live in White Plains and maybe you dont want to spend as much time over dinner as that?’ But I had to admit that traveling was our spe- cjialty, and that we didnt mind at all as far as she was concerned, and the result was we all started out for the station. Everything went off ae O K at the place we went to ex- cepting for Fat forgetting himself ) once while we was having dinner. 7 Ob) yy. a Mat! It was some swell dump, too. They had a servant waiting on table. That was probly what got Fat balled up. He took the last piece ' ' when we was standing in a sta- SOS. Vadskaes 3 hrs., 31-2 mins. Dough spent (not including $2 lent to Fat, who is O. K. and will see me. right at pay day) From the above you can see that a pretty strenu- ous time was had by all. I was with Fatty Alcott, who Ive palled with quite a bit lately especially since Buck-Eye was made a corporal and transferred to the 80lst, and me having told Fat about having worked in New York some time and knowing the place from the Bronx to the Battery and everything, it was up to me to show him the works, although if a guy is wear- ing the U. S. A. uniform he dont require any guide to get about New York with, although a shaparown wouldnt fit in bad sometimes. New York City is sure one great place for a soldier to bum around in and get blown to different things, on a—c of making the world safe for democracy. Take Fate and me. First off we went up to the Polo Grounds, where we saw the home team’s batter line get rolled flat, which didn't cost’us a thing. We simply got in free on a—c of being in uniform-——" your uniform is your pass” is SUNDAY MAGAZINE-—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -OCTOBER 20, 1918. One was a French sailor and another was a kiltie, and they seemed to be in tow of some guy who said he was from Camp Merritt. trying to learn things from each other, instead of going to bed. city again till around 2 a.m. You might think thines would be pretty well closed down, especially for sol- diers, and I thought we was out of luck as far as getting into one of these places where they have beds fo: men in uniform at a quarter a throw. But no, we found one near the Grand Central where there was a big line up of fellers still waiting to get bed and room numbers—sailors, soldiers, marines, Russians and Frenchmen, and fellers in the National Army, in fact every kind of a uniform-—-and the whole place looked like it was doing a rushing business, with victrolas going and people sitting around reading, playing checkers and etc. ‘‘What’s the idea of them not hitting the fay when they have the chance to?’ Fat says. So | had to explain that they was probly lads from out West that hadn't been in a big city before and it was their idea of a wicked session to be seen playing the piano, even at a service club, at They started in of bread that was on the plate and then held same up, empty, for the servant to take just like he was fh the mess hall and dealing with K.P.s—-the poor fish! But the peo- ple was broadminded, all right. They didnt mind a little thing like that, in fact they seemed to think it was a good joke and so it was easy to laugh it off. Of course we had to tell them about how they work it at mess over the K.P.s coming and tak- ing the empty dishes, and that led to other things about how it is in the army and everything that me and Fat said went over big They made us fee} like we amounted to something. And you didnt have to be no Raymond Hitchcock to get away with it either. For instance, Fat said that the skeeters are so bad in camp that they follow you around, particularly fat guys. Which is the truth, of course, only they took it as being a joke. They were regular folks, all right. Finely, though, we had to teave and beat it back to the city on a—c of the trains, and that concluded the pass, with the exception of meeting a guy at the place (Continued on Page 15.) PAGE THIRTEEN.

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ADVUYOOWAC YO FAV. Ss 3 NAHOLINY . 7. Little Known FT ee n Rossini so indolent he preferred writing new piece of music to getting out of bed and picking up sheets of composition which had fallen on floor — Verdi's precautions to keep famous aria secret until first perform- ance of “Rigoletto”—Teacher éells of 6-year-old Gounod: “Be a musician then, since the devil will have it!””—Was this the reason Franz Liszt became an Abbe? so- -O- * eO- NE evening Napoleon I!1 sat in his box at the opera. Across the hall, in a loge which faced at that table,” said’ Lavign& to Verdi, “and work this out.”” When Verdi had finished Basily was amazed. “You have written not only a fugue,” said he, “but a double canon on my subject. Why?" Verdi had voluntarily doubled the diffi- culty of the task set him. And the young genius, looking the old pedant squarely in the eye, answered, with the unmerciful can- dor of youth: “Because I found your sub- ject rather poor and 1 wished to embellish hy Verdi was so jealous of the famous aria, “Le donna e mobile,” in “Rigoletto,” that he would not surrender the music to the tenor Mirate, who was to sing it at the first performance of the opera, until a few hours before the curtain rose. Verdi swore him by an oath not to sing, whistle or even think the melody outside the theater. Similar in- junctions were laid upon the orchestra, the chorus and everyone present at the re- ~ hearsal. The reception of the air proved his wis- dom in taking these precautions. The house burst into applause before the tenor had fin- his, he observed a stout man in a brown wig, whose atten tion was divided between the performance, a box of bon- bons, and the telling of a joke, The Emperor watched this man for a moment, then turned to an attendant. saying: ‘Bring him to me.” The stout one apologized, as he entered the imperial box, for not being in even- ing dress. ‘‘My friend,’ said Napoleon, ‘ceremony is unnecessary between Emperors.” His visitor was Gioa- chino Rossini, Emperor of Music, as Napoleon was Emperor of France. . This pleasant story leads the reader into “The Lure o. Music,” written in readable anecdotal style by Olin Downes, the well-known Boston commentator on music, and just published by Harper & Bros. The work is rich in little-known stories about composers whose pnames are household words. For instance, it is related, again of Rossini, that even when a young Man and mostly self-taught, he was so popular as a composer that when he wished to leave the San Mose Theater in Venice for the larger Fenice of the same city, the manager of the i Mose was incensed. Under his contract Rossini had still one more opera to compose for this theater. The manager treated him so uncivilly and gave him a libretto so poor that the writing of serious music to it would haye been impossible. Rossini got his revenge against the manager by writing the most ridiculous passages in which the basses sang tenor parts, the sopranos alto, the worst singer had the most difficult aria, and the violinists rapped on the tir, candlesticks! in front of them. Immediately after the performance Rossini fled 4o Milan! [n 1816 Rossini produced that opera by which he is best known today, the incomparable ‘‘Barber of Se- ville.’ He completed this work in from 13 to 15 days. Accused of laziness, he replied that with him indolence was a creed. But his mental activity was prodigious. I'he story of his having preferred to write another piece of music to recovering sheets he had dropped under his bed is probably true. But the man who can write one composition in little more time than it would take him to pick up another has, perhaps, a right to his own methods of work. In 19 years he produced more than 30 works for the stage. ‘William Tell” was his last opera. With it he brought his ca- Gioachino Rossini. —Pictures drawn from sketches by Chase Emerson. his life in a basement in Bergamo, a little town in the North of Italy. In this place his gifted grandson, Gaetano, was born. Writing to his teacher, Mayer, in later years, Donizetti said: ‘I was born underground; you had to go down by the cellar stairs, where no light ever penetrated.” “Norma, the greatest opera of Vincenzo Bellini, is seldom heard today. principally due to the fact that there are all too few singers capable at once of the technical brilliancy and the dramatic feeling of the music. Bellini rewrote the great air. “Casta diva,” nine times before he could satisfy La Pasta, the soprano who was to sing it. She protested that no human voice was capable of executing such difficulties in an acceptable and artistic manner. Bellini finally suggested that La Pasta take the aria home and practice it every day for a week. If, at the end of that time, she still wished him to change the music, he would do so. She returned, radiant. She would on no account consent to the changing of a single note. She made one of her greatest successes in the scene. 3 Alexandre Dumas, traveling in Italy soon after the prémiere of ‘‘l Puritani,” saw an old man driving a light carriage, and was informed that this was the father of Bellini. The author hastened to make him- self known. The old man was overjoyed. “Do you really know my son?” he cried, “and is he really so celebrated a man’? To think that when he was a boy I scolded him for idleness and neglect of his tasks. Every time he has a success he sends me a memento. This wateh came from ‘Norma;’ and my horse and caleche from ‘Puritani. He is a devoted and affec- tionate boy.” In 1814, Downes narrates, war descended on the little village of Le Roncole. Some of the villagers sought refuge in the church, but the barricaded doors soon gave way, and those within were at the mercy of a drunken and-infuriated soldiery. One woman, hug- ging a vear-old baby to her breast, remembered a hid- den stairway which led to the belfry. There she crouched, speechless with Gaetano Donizetti. ished the first verse, and when the audi- ence had filed out from the theater, ‘La donna e mobile’ could be heard sung and whistled throughout Venice. E Because in Franz Liszt the man and his music were one, it was difficult to separate them. Liszt played as he looked and looked as he played. He bore himself with the pride and grace of a monarch. All adored him. It is a fact that men followed him on the street and treasured his cigar stubs, and as for the gentler sex-—-the composer Grieg, after visit- ing Liszt at Weimar, remarked that ladies eved him as if they would like to eat the last shred of his abbe’s robe. For Liszt in later life became an abbe. It has often been said that he took orders just in time to balk the pursuit of the proud but amorous Princess of Saxe-Wittgenstein. He was fully enough of a courtier to find more than one way of saying “no.” In 1835 Liszt was the most formidable piano virtu- oso in the world. But now came on the stage one of the most picturesque and romantic personalities of the nineteenth century, the violinist, Paganini. He had already done for the violin what Liszt was about to do for the piano—invented a new and special tech- nique for the instrument which revealed all kinds of unheard-of possibilities of its mechanism. Liszt, fired by this new art, resolved to emulate it. He locked him- self in his studio and emerged the Paganini of the piano! Liszt was a master of all styles. The story is told ot an evening at George Sand’s, when Chopin sat at the piano and the lights were turned out. Chopin, as everyone believed, kept on playing, but when lights were brought in, it was seen that Liszt had taken his place. Liszt bowed. ‘Liszt,’ he said, “can imitate Chopin, but can Chopin imitate Liszt?” When Charles Francois Gounod, the composer of “Faust,” was 6 years old, he was taken for the first time to the opera, and nearly perished with excite- ment. There and then he chose what his life work would be. His mother, in alaftm, went to the school he attended and begged his teacher to “get that musl- cal idea out of his head.” ‘“‘Aha, little Charles,” said the teacher next day, “so you wish to become a musician. Do you know what that means? To be a mu- sician amounts to nothing terror, until evening fell. reer as a dramatic compos- er to a close at the age of 37. Why, no one knows. He lived to the age of 76 years. It may be more than a Co- incidence that Gaetano Don- izetti, the scene of whose most famous opera, “Lucia di Jammermoor,” is laid in Scotland, was of Scotch ancestry. His grandfather was a Scot named Izett, son of a weaver in Perthshire. He left the bluebells and heather to seek fortune in the wars. He was soon Cap- tured by a French General, who made him his secretary and took him to France and later to Italy. In Italy Izett became Izetti. He settled and married. As a compli- ment, some say, to the lady, he prefixed the _ syllable “Don” to his name. But for- tune did not smile on this Then she crept down, the child asleep in her arms. That child was Italy’s great- est composer, Giuseppe Verdi. , When Verdi applied for admission to the famous conservatory at Milan, he was refused as not having sufficient talent! But he had his revenge. He _ be- came ae private pupil of Lavigna, one of the con- servatory teachers. One evening at Lavigna’s house Basily, the man who had re- fused Verdi's application, complained of the _ back- wardness of 28 of the con- servatory pupils who had proved unable to construct a fugue on a subject—a short musical phrase—which he had given out. “Can you write out your subject?” asked Lavigna. in the world.” “Nothing!” cried the child. “Is it nothing to be a Mozart, Weber, Meyer- beer, Rossini?” “At your age Mozart had done some great. things. Here! Show me what you can do!” And he scribbled on a piece of paper the words and romance of Joseph in Mehul’s opera, then famous, of that name. The song was written dur- ing the recreation period, and Charles took it to his teacher. “Let us see. Sing it to me,” said the latter. “IT sang.” Gounod relates in his memoirs, “and turned timidly to my judge. His eyes were full of tears. He drew me to his breast and said, ‘It is beautiful, beau- tiful, my boy. * © * Be a musician, then, since the first Donizetti. He ended Pinattn- botnet pneei, hn Vincenzo Bellini. SUNDAY MAGAZINE--ST. Basily complied. “Sit down LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- icons mn. ee ee ee ee eee Giuseppe Verdi. 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Pee ee eM Oe a ee ee a er a pl a ae (92 afiag V's, | . fe ae me ee REN Te ee, ee re a ‘SI6I ‘et ounr eee... sheds ged are a tee eae axe “ can explain Dr. Thorne’'s possession of the razor,” she said. “He got it from me." “He did!" Mitchell wheeled on her. “So you admit at last that you had the razor.” “I admit that I picked up the razor after Millicent @ropped it last night,” retorted Vera. “Millicent!’’ gasped Mrs. Porter. “I thought I hid ah six in the cannon,” faltered Millicent. “I admit I had the set—because—because— Murray, where did Dr. Noyes shoot himself?” “At that lean-to near the top of Elm Ridge.” Mur- ray's eyes lighted on Mrs. Hall, who was edging her way to the door unobstrusively. “I went upstairs to find you, Mrs. Hall.’ Nurse Hall colored. “I will go up and arrange the room now—that is, if I am not required here.” “You can go,” directed Mitchell. “But, remember, I must see you later.” | “Yes, sir.’ And Mrs. Hall slipped away, only to return a moment later. “They are bringing Dr. Noyes in the front door, now,” she announced. “And there's a gentleman asking for you, Mr. Mitchell.” Before Mitchell reached the hall door Sam Anthony, the secret service agent, appeared. “Bring Noyes in here,” he called over his shoulder. “He's regained consciousness.” Two secret service operatives came in supporting Alan Noyes, who walked between them, Beverly Thorne’s arms steadying him from behind. Noyes stopped at sight of Mitchell, and leaned wearily against Thorne. “I asked for you,’’ he began. “To give myself up fo: the murder of Bruce Brainard.” A heartrending scream broke from Millicent, and, running to Noyes, she flung herself at his feet. “Alan, you never did it,’ she protested. “Don't,” he pleaded. He turned to Mitchell. “Take down what I say. Miss Porter and I quarreled Mon- day evening, just before dinner, and I threatened to kill Brainard. Blind fury,” he admitted. “I’ve been ‘ike that from a boy. I had just heard that Brainard .was to marry the girl I loved’’—— Mrs. Porter rose. “I tried my best to shield you, Alan. Millicent would not confide in me. Fearing her diary, in which ghe had been foolish enough to betray her growing affection for you, Alan, and in which she mentioned you had threatened to kill Bruce, would establish a motive for the crime if the detectives found the diary, I burned it. Remember, Alan, you had run away’’—— Noyes eyed her hopelessly. “There was nothing Jeft for me but to go. But I had to come back to see.” He sighed and looked significantly at Mitchell. “That fs all, I think.” “Just a moment.” Anthony stepped forward brisk- ly “Why did you try to kill yourself in the cabin, and where did you get your revolver?” “I was despondent, discouraged when I left the courthouse, and went into a shop in Alexandria and purchased a revolver while Wyndham stayed in court to engage a lawyer.” “Had you been to the cabin before?” “| have passed the cabin on my rambles through the woods, but never had been inside it. I saw the door was insecurely fastened and went in.” “Did you find Dr. Thorne in the cabin?” “No. No one was in the cabin but myself. The stillness of the place got on my nerves, and I drew out my revolver. I heard someone approaching the cabin and darted behind the screen. Then a shot startled me, and my revolver went off almost simultaneously, and my aim was poor’’—— “You say you heard a shot, Dr. Noyes?” questioned Anthony. “From which direction did the shot come?” “From outside the cabin.” “You are sure it was not fired in the cabin?’ “I am.” Anthony turned bluntly to Thorne. “I guess that lets you out of one charge—you didn't shoot Dr. Noyes, but—we still have to establish the identity of ‘Gentleman Charlie,’ the counterfeiter.”’ Thorne eyed the secret service agent in surprise mixed with amusement, but before he could reply Mitchell addressed him briskly: “Suppose you tell me, Dr. Thorne, why Bruce Brain- ard stopped to see you on Monday evening before coming here, and why you never spoke of his visit.” “Brainard had an attack of vertigo on the way here, and, meeting Cato, asked to be directed to the nearest physician,” replied Thorne. ‘So Cato brought him to me.” Millicent, who had listened to Noyes’ statements in dumb agony, looked up at Thorne. “Bruce told me that he had stopped to see you, and Tuesday morning, when I discovered Bruce lying in bed with his throat cut and recognized the razor, I—I—rushed to the tele- phone to ask you to come over, but Vera came and frightened me away before I got you.” Noyes struggled to sit up. “You discovered Brainard’s murder on Tuesday morning?” he asked incredulously. “You went back to his bedroom again?” PAGE TWELVE Wactha SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. ”_ Finger - Mitchell was the first to grasp the significance of Noyes’ remark. “What's this?” he demanded. ‘‘What do you mean to insinuate—that Miss Porter was in Bruce Brain- ard’s bedroom on Monday night?” “She was,” responded a voice from the doorway, and Wyndham, spinning around, saw Dorothy Deane advancing into the room. She shook off Wyndham’'s detaining hand and walked over to Millicent. ‘Your brother saw you enter Bruce Brainard’s bedroom at 2 o'clock on Tuesday morning, and you carried a razor.” “You lie!’" Noyes’ voice rang out. “Craig Porter is a hopeless paralytic. He can neither leave his bed nor speak.” Dorothy did not shrink before nfs furious glare. “True, Craig cannot speak, and he cannot get out of bed,” she admitted. “But he has regained the use of his first finger, and with that he signaled to me, using the continental wireless code, that from his position in bed he can see what transpires in the next bedroom.” “How? demanded Mitchell. “You remember that there is a huge old-fashioned mirror facing Craig; a similar one hangs directly op- posite in the next bedroom and through the open transom over Craig’s bed whatever ‘transpires in the next bedroom is reflected by one mirror from the angle at which it is hung into the other.” Mrs. Porter looked appealingly at Dorothy. ‘“‘What did Craig see on Tuesday niorning?’ “Craig caught a glimpse of Millicent approaching the bed, a razor clasped tightly in her raised hand, then she disappeared out of his line of vision. “Craig said a little time elapsed,’ went on Dorothy. “He saw a figure crouching by the bed, one hand groping for the razor which lay near Brainard. The next instant there was a sharp Struggle and the mur- derer, straightening up, turned as if to listen, and faced the mirror——: Don’t try to escape, Murray.” The footman, edging toward the door, before which stood the secret service operative, swallowed hard and sat down. “The game's up,” he acknowledged, insolently. “Well, which is going to claim the honor of arresting ‘Gentleman Charlie’—the secret service or detective headquarters? Don’t all speak at once, gentlemen.” CHAPTER XXII. ITH a bound Detective Mitchell was by the footman’s side; a click, and handcuffs dangled from his wrists. Murray sat and regarded them with a sardonic grin. Mrs. Porter found her voice. “Do you mean to say that you killed my guest, Bruce Brainard?’ she demanded. “That is what your son claims,” answered Murray: “Why did you kill him?” “Why did I kill Bruce?” Murray’ cleared his throat. “We had worked together years ago at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and he was the only living man who knew something of my subse- quent career.’’ Murray’s handcuffs jingled as he moved uneasily. ‘“‘But Brainard never penetrated my disguise until Monday night when I assisted him into the library. He had overheard Miss Millicent’s quar- rel with Dr. Noyes, and it brought on some sort of an attack. I was in my shirtsleeves and in helping him inside the library he tore my sleeve and saw a tattoo mark which he had made on my arm while we were working together. He knew my record up to 10 years ago. I told him that I had reformed and was trying to live a different life; and he promised to give me a chance, but I could see by his manner that he was planning to give Mrs. Porter a tip as to my real character.” “I hardly think L would have believed him.” af- firmed Mrs. Porter faintly. ‘“‘You have been a mode! servant all these years, Murray.” Murray looked gratified. “I flatter: myself I played my part well, and in my leisure hours I fitted up the cabin and perfected a wonderful counterfeit.’’ “You did,” agreed the secret service agent, “but you slipped up when you lost Miss Deane’s bag in the atreet car.” Murray shifted his position to look directly at Vera, who stood somewhat behind Mrs. Porter and in the shadow of a high-back chair. “It wasn't Miss Deane’s bag,’ he admitted. “It was one I gave Cato”"—— Thorne started and_ gazed blankly at the counterfeiter. “Don’t blame Cato, Dr. Thorne; he’s a faithful old darky, with a fondness for collecting money. He believed me an eccentric in- ventor, and'I paid him well for doing errands for me, as well as pledging him a share in my ‘patent rights,’ and it was by his aid that I got my material to the cabin. By the way,” addressing Anthony, “the first shot you heard at the cabin today was fired by one of your sentries higher up the ridge at Cato, and I suspect the old man’s running yet. I was looking in that direction while you were staring at the cabin, and I saw the whole thing.” “How did my card come to be in the bag, Murray?” asked Vera. “T found it among some old papers in Brainard’s overcoat. [ burned the papers in the cabin, but your Arvid S Aoqysnog eB WoL S19} Ul] dg (Continued from Page 11.) card was inadvertently slipped into the bag with the money Cato was taking to-— that doesn’t in- terest you,” with a sidelong glance at the detective, “so I won't mention names.”’ Mitchell regarded him sourly for a second. ‘Cato can talk,” he said meaningly, then turned to Vera. “Did you observe Murray's flashlight in Brainard’s bedroom on Monday night, Miss Deane?” “No.” Vera moved a little forward and addressed them all. “I went some time after midnight to see how Mr. Brainard was getting on, and after my return to Craig’s bedroom I sat almost with my back to the mirror and sideways to the bed in a big wing chair. I did not glance upward toward the transom, but recall staring steadily at Craig, whom I could see but dimly, and all the while I thought of nothing but Bruce Brainard’s treatment of my sister. “At about 3 o’clock or a little after |! went into Bruce’s room and was astonished to find the night light out. I felt my way to the bed and over to the table, found a box of matches and relit the candle.” Her eyes grew large with horror as the grewsome scene came vividly before her. “The sight of Bruce lying there dead deprived me of my voice, almost of my reason. Then glancing down I saw that in search- ing for the matches I had brushed against the side of the bed and that my skirt was bloodstained.” Vera stumbled in her speech. ‘“‘The last time I saw Bruce I told him that I hoped he would meet a violent death —that was five years ago—and my spoken wish had been fulfilled.” “Vera,” Dorothy approached her sister and clasped her tenderly, ‘‘don't talk any more.” “I must,” feverishly. ‘‘My first coherent idea after discovering that ‘Bruce was really dead and beyond human assistance was to remove the bloodstains from my skirt; later I went to summon Dr. Noyes and found him gone. Mr. Mitchell,” turning to him, “when I re- alized that you and Dr. Thorne suspected that | had discovered Bruce’s murder some time before | went in search of assistance, I dared not tell you about the bloodstains, fearing you would think that I had killed him. God knows I had sufficient motive, knowing all that niy sister had endured at his hands. Frankly, I believed that Hugh, knowing all this, had killed Bruce, and I tried to shield him—forgive the suspicion, Hugh’’—— Wyndham wrung her hands warmly. “Don't ask my pardon; I thought you guilty, and from the same mo- tive.’’ Millicent arose and approached Murray. ‘‘Murray, I have always been kind to you. Will you not do me the justice to state that I was not in the room—that Craig was mistaken when he saw me just before you killed Bruce?” “But you were there.” “IT was not,” and she stamped her foot. “I would have been aware of it, Murray.” “No, you wouldn’t, because you were sleep-walk- ing.” Murray's words brought a cry, a glad cry, from Noyes. “TI caught a glimpse of you, Millicent,” he broke in, before the amazed girl could speak, “just as | went down to the library to wait for my telephone cail. You were coming out of your mother’s boudoir and | saw something glitter in your hand, but was too far away to make out in the dim hall light what you were car- rying. Thinking you were going to your brother's room, | went downstairs.” “How long did you remain in the library?” asked Mitchell. “Until nearly 4 o’clock. Before returning to my room I went to see how Brainard was getting along, and was stupefied to find him dead.’’ Noyes chose his words with care. “I recognized the razor as one of a set which Mrs. Porter had given me that morning. I remembered that I had left the set in her boudoir, and recalling my glimpse of Millicent, and that she was advancing toward Brainard’s door, I feared that in a moment of mental aberration she had killed him. The thought was agony. I decided that if I left the house I might be thought guilty; the razor was mine, { had threatened to kill Brainard, so I went’’— “But not before I saw you coming from Bruce's bedroom,” added Millicent. “I had no idea I had been walking in my sleep, for I awoke in my bed, and being unable to sleep I got up and partly dressed, in- tending to go and sit with Vera and my brother. Your expression, Alan, as you walked away from Bruce's bedroom, terrified me, and gathering my courage, | went there—saw Bruce—the razor’—— She caught her breath. “Recalling your threat to kill Bruce, I imagined you had carried it out. I crept back to my bedroom, horrified beyond words, and later it occurred to me that perhaps Bruce was not beyond medical aid, and I rushed downstairs to telephone Dr. Thorne. I se- cured the set of razors and first hid them in an old trunk in the attic, then in the cannon—the rest you know.’ Noyes, rising with some difficulty, stepped forward, and with a manger not to be denied, slipped his one (Continued on Page 14.) LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -OCTOBER 20, 1918. oe t " i thn. tate eta pee We sen a Mead _———e

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IMS, NaNO et EE TE AEP LIE DANG ~ a4 FO sae if ar ee pt ae, 4 ~ || Emma M’Chesney an sgn te - pray 30 2 Number ws de ee cal Be ib i Her Son Jock Three—Dictated But Not Read ng pI2eIIICG eT a ee ‘a OE oaks). — BOUT the time that Jock McChesney began to carry a yellow walk- ing stick down to work each morning his mother noticed a growing tendency on his part to patronize her. Now, Mrs. Emma McChesney, successful, ca- pable business woman that she was, could afford to regard her young son's attitude with a quiet and deep amusement. In 12 years Emma Mc- Chesney had risen fr_M the hum- ble position of stenographer in the office of the T. A. Buck Featherloom Petticoat Co. to thé secretaryship of the firm, So when her young son, backed by the profound busi- ness knowledge gained in his one year with the Berg, Shriner Adver- tising Co., hinted gently that her methods and training were archaic, ineffectual and lacking in those twim condiments known to the twentieth century as pep and ginger, she would listen, eyebrows raised, lower lip caught between her teeth—a trick which gives a distorted expres- sion to the features, calculated to hide any lurking tendency to grin. Besides, though Emma McChesney lets torn off, and his sword broken, and likely as not he’d stoop down, pick was 40, she looked 32 (as business women do), and knew it. Her hard-working life had brought her in contact with people, and things, and events, and had kept her young. “Thank fortune!’’ Mrs. McChesney often said, “that I wasn't cursed with a life of ease. These massage-at- 10-fitting-at-11-bridge-at-1 women always look such hags at 36.” But repetition will ruin the rarest of jokes. weeks went on and Jock’s attitude persisted, the twinkle in Emma McChesney’s eye died. The glow of growing resentment began to burn in its place. Now and then there crept into her eyes a little look of doubt and bewilderment. You sometimes see that same little shocked, dazed expression in the eyes of a woman whose husband has just said, “Isn't that hat too young for you?” Then, one evening, Emma McChesney’s resentment flared into open revolt. She had announced that she intended to rise half an hour earlier each morning in order that she might walk a brisk mile or so on her ‘way downtown, before taking the subway. “But won't it tire you too oven tearvesel had asked with maddeningly tender \solicitude. His mother’s color heightened. dark. “Look here, Jock! Will you kindly stop this lean- on-me-grandma stuff! To hear you talk one would think | was ready for a wheel chair and gray woolen bedroom slippers.” “Why, I didn't mean—I only thought that perhaps overexertion in a woman of yvour—— need your energy for’—— “Don’t wallow around in- it,’ snapped Emma Mc- Chesney. “You'll only sink in deeper in your efforts to crawl out. I merely want to warn you that if you persist in this pose of tender solicitude for your dod- dering old mother, I'll—I'll present you with a step- father a year younger than you. Don't laugh. haps you think | couldn’t do it.’’ “Good Lord, mother! Of course, you don’t mean it, but" —— “Mean it! Cleverer women than I have been driven by their children to marrying bellboys in self-defense. I warn you!” That stopped it—for a while. Jock ceased to be- stow upon his mother judicious advice from the vast storehouse of his own experience. He refrained from breaking out with elaborate advertising schemes whereby the T. A. Buck Featherloom Petticoat Co. might grind every other skirt concern to dust. He gave only a startled look when his mother mischiev- ously suggested raspberry as the color for her new autumn suit. Then, quite suddenly, circumstances caught Emma McChesney in the meshes, and, before she had fought her way free, wrought trouble and change upon her. Jock McChesney was seated in the window of his mother’s office at noon of a brilliant autumn day. A little impatient frown was forming between his eyes. PAGE SIX As the Jock Her blue eyes glowed That is, vou Per- “Look here, Jock! will you kindly stop this lean- on-me-grand- ma stuff?” He wanted his luncheon. He had called around ex- pressly to take his mother out to luncheon—always a festive occasion when taken together. But Mrs. Mc- Chesney, seated at her desk, was bent absorbedly over a sheet of paper whereon she was adding up two col- umns of figures at a time—a trick on which she rather prided herself. She was counting aloud, her mind leap- ing agilely, thus: “Eleven, 29, 43, 60, 69’”—— ou the desk with a thwack. peated in capital letters. She turned around to face Jock. “Sixty-nine!” Her voice bristled with indig- nation. “Now what do you think of that!” “I think you'd better make it an even 76, whatever it is you’re counting up, and come on out to luncheon. I've an appointment at 2:15, you know.”’ ~ “Luncheon!’’—she waved the paper in the air—‘with this outrage on my mind! Nectar would curdle in my system.” Jock rose and strolled lazily over to the desk. ‘“‘What is it?” He glanced idly at the sheet of paper. ‘“‘Sixty- nine what?’ Mrs. McChesney pressed a buzzer at the side of her desk. ‘Sixty-nine dollars, that’s what! Representing two days’ expenses in the six weeks’ missionary trip that Fat Ed Meyers just made for us. And in Iowa, too.” “When you gave that fellow the job,” began Jock hotly, “I told you, and Buck told you, that’—— Mrs. M¢Chesney interrupted wearily. “Yes, I know. You'll never have a grander chance to say ‘I told you , Her pencil came down “SIXTY-NINE!” she re- so.’ | hired him because he was out of a job and we needed a man who knew the Middle Western trade, and then because—well, poor fellow, he begged so and promised to keep straight. As though I oughtn’t know that a penuchle-and-poker traveling man can never be anything but a penuchle-and-poker traveling man” The office door opened as there appeared in answer to the buzzer a very alert, very smiling and very tidy office girl. Emma McChesney had tried office boys, and found them wanting. ‘Tell Mr. Meyers I want to see him.” “Just going out to lunch’’—she turned like a race- horse trembling to be off—‘putting on his overcoat in the front office. Shall I’ “Catch him.” “Listen here,” began Jock uncomfortably: ‘‘if you're going to call him perhaps I'd better vanish.” “To save Ed Meyers’ tender feelings! You don't know him. Fat Ed Meyers could be courtmartialed, tried, convicted and publicly disgraced, with his epau- up a splinter of steel to use as a tooth- pick and Castlewalk down the aisle to the tune with which they were drum- ming him out of the regiment. Stay right here. Meyer's explanation ought to be at least amusing, if not edu- cating.” In the corridor outside could be heard someone blithely humming in the throaty tenor of the fat man. The humming ceased with a last high note as the door opened and there entered Fat Ed Meyers, rosy, cherubic, smiling, his huge frame looming mountainous in the rippling folds of a loose-hung Lon- don plaid topcoat. “Greetings!’’ boomed this cheery vision, raising one hand, palm out- ward, in mystic salute. He beamed upon the frowning Jock. ‘‘How’'s the infant prodigy!’’ The fact that Jock’s frown deepened to a scowl ruffled him not at all. “And what,’’ went on he, crossing his feet and leaning negligently against Mrs. McChesney’s desk, “and what can | do for thee, fair lady ?’’ “For me?” said Emma McChesney, looking up at him through narrowed eyelids. “I'll tell you what. You can explain to me, in what they call a few well chosen words, just how you, or any other living creature, could manage ta turn in an expense account like that on a six-weeks’ missionary trip through the Middle West.” “Dear @dy”—in the bland tones that one uses to an unreasonable child—‘‘you will need no explanation if you will just remember to lay the stress on the word missionary. [I went forth through the Middle West to spread the light among the benighted skirt trade. This wasn’t a selling trip, dear lady. It was a buying expedition. And I had to buy, didn’t I? all the way from Michigan to Indiana.” He smiled down at her, calm, self-assured, impudent, A little flush grew in Emma McChesney’s cheeks. “I’ve always said,’ she began, crisply, “that one could pretty well judge a man’s character, tempera- ment, morals and physical makeup by just glancing at hie expense account. The trouble with you is that vou haven't learned the art of spending money wisely. It isn't always the man with the largest expense sheet that gets the most business. And it isn’t the man who leaves the greatest number of circles on the table top in his hotel room, either.” She paused a moment. Ed Meyers’ smile had lost some of its heartiness. ‘Mr. Buck’s out of town, as you know. He'll be back next week. He wasn't in favor of’’—— “Now, Mrs. McChesney,” interrupted Ed Meyers nervously, “you know there’s always one live one in every firm, just like there’s always one star in every family. You’re the’—— “I’m the one who wants to know how you could spend $69 for two days’ incidentals in Iowa. Towa! Why, look here, Ed Meyers, I made Iowa for 10 years when I was on the road. You know that. And you know, and I know, that in order to spend $69 for incidentals in two days in Iowa you have to cal! out the militia.” “Not when you're trying to win the love of every skirt buyer from Sioux City to Des Moines.” Emma McChesney rose impatiently. “Oh, that’s nonsense! You don’t need to do that in these days. Those are old-fashioned methods. They’re out of date. They”—— At that a little sound came from Jock. Emma heard it, glanced at him, turned away again in confusion. “I was foolish enough in the first place to give you this job for old times’ sake,” she continued hurriedly. Fat Ed Meyers’ face drooped dolefully. He covked his round head on one side fatuously. ‘For old times’ sake,” he repeated, with tremulous pathos, and heaved a gusty sigh. “Which goes to show that I need a guardian,” fin- ished Emma McChesney cruelly. ‘‘The only old times that I can remember are: when I was selling Feather- looms and you were out for the Sans-Silk Skirt Co., both covering the same territory, and both running @ SUNDAY MAGAZINE-—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -OCTOBER 20, 1918.

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4 ae | uopyburysn fo figaajsfiy sopsny oui gp -10 A ¥ | | » " = 8 & — a 4 —e° . 2 ? ye o~ > . 2 PS Cae “oe Ss iw h oc —— “Sorry to disappoint you,” remarked Thorne dryly. “You have not yet explained your presence, Dr. Thorne.” “My presence can be attributed to idle curiosity,” was Thorne’s tranquil answer. “I was passing the cabin, saw the door standing ajar, and entered. I had been here only a very few minutes when I heard a shot and tearing aside that screen, saw poor Noyes fall to the floor. I had just taken the revolver from him when you entered so spectacularly.” Anthony did not miss a word. “You claim, then, that you did not know anyone else was in the cabin until you heard the shot?’ “I mean exactly that. 1 haven't the faintest idea what brought Dr. Noyes, the English surgeon, who is visiting the Porters, to this cabin.” “He can explain that when he regains conscious- ness,’ exclaimed Anthony. “By the way, before hear- ing the report of Noyes’ revolver I heard a shot—who fired the first shot?’ “That is for you to explain.” Anthony stooped under a table and picked up a revolver. With a deft turn of his wrist he opened the breech. “One chamber has been fired.”’ CHAPTER XX. ETECTIVE MITCHELL hung up the telephone receiver. “Well, I'm d d!” he muttered. Over an hour had elapsed since the departure of An- thony, the secret service agent, and still Thorne had not returned. Mitchell left the house and walked rap- idly to Dewdrop Inn. Mrs. Porter was standing in the front doorway. “Do you desire to see me?” she inquired. “Tl am very sorry, madam, but it is imperative that ] have a talk with you at once.” “I can spare you a few minutes. Mitchell tossed his hat and overcoat on table. “Has Dr. Alan Noyes returned from the courthouse?’ he asked. “Not yet. I expect him here at any moment.” “Then kindly oblige me by sending for Miss Deane.” Mitchell's words were distinctly audible to Dorothy Deane, who was sitting on the top step of the stair- case. She sped to Craig Porter's door and beckoned to her sister to come into the hall. “Vera, Alan Noyes is evidently courthouse—and—and—Detective Mitchell the library waiting to see you.” Vera stood as if turned into marble. “Very well. Where is Hugh Wyndham?’ “IT don't know. Oh, Vera, must you tell all?” Vera nodded. “It would have been better had I been frank in the first place. You sit with Craig until | Walk inside.” the hall detained at the is down in return.” Vera pushed Dorothy gently through the doorway and walked downstairs. Dorothy turned her attention to Craig Porter, but his emaciated appearance was a distinct shock to her. The desk next attracted her attention, and she picked up the nurse’s chart and pencil and subconsciously read the last entry in Vera’s handwriting: ‘Patient continues plucking at clothing.” Dropping the chart she walked over to the foot of the bed and regarded Craig Porter. The only indi- cation of life was the moving finger plucking always at the sheet drawn across his chest. Dorothy drummed the pencil which she still held avainst the footboard of the bed, and, her eyes resting still on Craig’s hand, she unconsciously beat time to his slow-moving finger. Painfully, laboriously, the tinger moved back a longer distance, then a shorter distance, then longer— and Dorothy’s pencil beat out each stroke:—.—.— The tap of her pencil penetrated her absent-mind- edness, and Dorothy stared at Craig—what had pos- sessed her to spell out “KA,” the wireless ‘‘attention”’ call which precedes every transmission? Again her eyes traveled to Craig’s hand, and again she spelled out the “attention” signal. But this time the “KA” signal was followed by her initials, and the signal: —.—..., “wait.” Dorothy, half doubting her senses, tapped off: —.— “K,” the official call to “‘go ahead.” Craig’s finger remained motionless for a_ longer period, then once again it spelled a message to her, With shaking fingers she tapped out the question: “Who murdered Bruce Brainard?” Slowly, very slowly, Craig’s finger checked off the answer, and Dorothy looked into Craig’s eyes. They held the light of reason. With a choking sob she sank senseless to the floor. Vera walked with firm steps to the library. She approached Mrs. Porter, who occupied her customary seat before the table. Mitchell had planted himself opposite, and spread several typewriteen sheets before him. Mrs. Porter was the first to speak. “Continue your remarks, Mr. Mitchell.” Mitchell was about to comply, when Vera, who had remained standing by Mrs. Porter, spoke first. “I bave heard that Dr. Alan Noyes has been arrested SUNDAY MAGAZINE--ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH-— OCTOBER 20, 1918. for the murder of Mr. Bruce Brainard. rect?” “Yes.” “Then the police have acted most unjustly. Dr. Noyes is innocent. | believe that no murder was com- mitted—Mr. Brainard killed himself.” “Medical evidence proves that the wound in his throat could not have been self-inflicted except by a left-handed man,’ Mitchell rejoined. “And reputable witnesses have proved that Bruce Brainard was not left-handed.” “But he was ambidextrous,” retorted Vera. ‘He could shave himself with equal facility with either hand.” “Where did you learn that about Bruce Brainard?” “He told me so himself.” “Did Brainard tell you on Monday night that he was ambidextrous?” of “Then you had known him before Monday ‘“T had.”’ “Why did you Ie that cor- * night?” not mention in your testimony at Running to Noyes, Millicent threw herself at his feet. “Alan, you never did it,” she protested. the inquest on Tuesday that you had known Brainard formerly?” “IT was not asked the direct question as to whether we had ever met before.” Bruce The library door was pushed open and Mrs. Hall came into the room. “IT couldn't help overhearing what has just been said,”’ she began. She looked meaningly at Vera. ‘“‘I’ve held my peace, Miss Deane, out of kindness to you; but now that Dr. Noyes is accused of killing Mr. Brainard it's time for me to tell the detectives what [ know.” “Go on, Mrs. Hall,’’ Mitchell said. Mrs. Hall paused dramatically. “On Tuesday morning about 4 o'clock | was awak- ened by hearing someone in the dressing room which connects our bedroom with Mr. Porter's. I got up and looked, and was surprised to see Miss Deane slipping on a fresh white skirt, while before her, stretched over the washstand, was another skirt on which were bloodstains. |! did not then know that Mr. Brainard was in the next bedroom. Thinking Miss Deane had had a nosebleed I went back to my room and to bed. Some time later Miss Deane came in carrying a skirt. Hanging it up in the closet, she re- turned to Mr. Porter's bedroom.” “What happened after that?’ prompted Mitchell. “I examined the skirt. The bloodstains had been carefully removed. The white skirt bore Miss Deane’s initials inside the belt.’ “Why have you not told all this before” asked Mrs. Porter. “I waited, hoping that Miss Deane would voluntarily explain her connection with the murder of Mr. Brain- ard.” “Stop!” commanded Mrs. Porter. “Your unsup- ported charges cannot involve Vera Deane in Bruce Brainard’s murder.” “Ah, but they can, in view of what | already know,” broke in Mitchell triumphantly. “Police headquarters in Pittsburg reported to me on the long-distance tele- phone, Miss Deane, that they had found among the court records a certificate of marriage of Bruce Brain- ard and your sister, Dorothy.” Mrs. Porter collapsed in her chair astonishment and stared at Vera. in speechiess “Is this true?’ she gasped. “Yes,” replied Vera. “They were married just after Dorothy left boarding school. It was a runaway match.” Mitchell nodded his head. “Brainard deserted your sister two months after their elopement. He also re- fused to support her.” “On the contrary, my sister declined to be supported by him when she found what manner of man she had married,’ retorted Vera, proudly. “She also refused to use his name and never announced her marriage."’ Mitchell's smile was not pleasant. ‘“‘Were you also aware that your, eh, brother-in-law's engagement to Miss Millicent Porter was announced on Monday night?” “Yes. Mr. Hugh Wyndham told me of the rumored engagement.” “Hugh!” Mrs. Porter raised her hands. “Lid Hugh know that Dorothy was the wife of Bruce Brainard?” “Yes. Dorothy was honest with him, Mrs. Porter.” Mitchell moved impatiently. “Miss Deane, you have asserted that Bruce Brainard committed suicide. Where did he get the razor?” “I don’t know.” The detective moved Closer. “You recognized Bruce Brainard as your sister's husband; you had just heard that he considered him- self engaged to Miss Millicent Porter, in spite of the fact that the law courts would hold him legally mar- ried to your sister. You had Bruce Brainard here at your merecy—and Mrs. Hall saw you, nearly two hours before you admitted discovering the murder. removing bioodstains from vour Oh, come, you might as well confess—and claim the leniency of the court.” “I will claim nothing but fair play,’ cried Vera hotly. “I am innocent. I did not kill Bruce Brainard, much as I loathed and despised him.” “Then who did kill him?” Mrs. Hall, who had drawn back as Mitchel] ap- proached Vera, was roughly pushed aside as Hugh Wyndham stepped in front of the detective “What's going on here? What foolery are. you up to, Mitchell?” he demanded. “Vera, there's no law which compels you to answer this man’s questions.” A clamor in the hall as foesteps approached, drowned Vera's answer, and Millicent Porter. clutching Mur- ray 8s coat sleeve, burst into the room with the foot- man. “There, there, miss, don't take on so,” pleaded Mur- ray. “I told you he wasn't dead.” But Millicent was past calming “Mother!” she moaned. ‘Alan has tried to kill him- dress. self. Oh, you must tell the police that the razor be- longed to Craig.”’ “How would that clear Alan Noves? Mrs. Porter asked, bitterly. day morning.” “I presented the set to Alan on Mon- “But you know he never took them, mother. I found the set in your boudoir on Tuesday morning.” “But one razor was missing’ the comment escaped Mrs. Porter unwittingly. “Hush! Mother, how could you?” Millicent clapped her hand on Mrs. Porter’s mouth. Wyndham turned with such suddenness that he col- lided against the large leather bag which Murray wag holding. The bag, insecurely fastened, burst open and out rolled splints and bandages and a miscel- laneous array of surgical instruments and a razor. Wyndham reached for it, but Mitchel] jostled him to one side and picked it up. “The razor is one of the set!” did you get that bag, Murray?” “From Dr. Thorne’s office, sir,” stammered Murray. “The doctor sent me baek to say that Dr. Noyes had shot himself and for the nurses to prepare his room: he also told me to stop at Thornedale to get surgical dressings. I found this bag in his office. I looked in it and seeing bandages and splints brought it along just as it was.” Vera looked quickly at Mitchell. (Continued on Page 12.) PAGE ELEVEN he cried “Where

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c.-qvT "7". oT oe eee — Oe ee of uoc Jo} 4 pue eine W ad YH4aeddd VNdGYA "@ 4 Ss DaaeREee sen nea upset tpewat? * mead Rie co i ft atten « seine anna ae BIEN tO FR IR Oe NNR NTO Sancti I mel a But i Dictated 2 Ni O ." Ke ea ‘a0 e ork « . oa 5) eh ce ee i i oo : . ae ; sbi ath te Sa ‘s) . ies sane ee Aen ied ty Mer: ey Pode sab de -_ SER a SS ‘oO SEES, year-around race to see which could beat the other at his own game. The only difference was that I al- ways played fair, while vou played low-down whenever you had a chance.” “Now, my dear Mrs. McChesney’’—— “That'll be all,”’ said Emma McChesney, as one whose patience is fast slipping away. “Mr. Buck wil see you next week.” Then, turning to her son as the door closed on the drooping figure of the erstwhile buoyant Mevers, “Where'll we lunch, Jock?” “Mother,” Jock broke out hotly, “why in the name of all that’s foolish do you persist in using the methods of Methuselah! People don’t sell goods any more by sending out fat, old, ex-traveling men to jolly up the trade.”’ “Jock,” repeated Emma McChesney, slowly, shatl—we—lunch?”’ It was a grim little meal, eaten almost in silence. Emma McChesney had made it a rule to use luncheon time as a recess. She played mental tag and hopskotch, so that, returning to her office, refreshed in mind and body, she could attack the afternoon’s work with new vigor. And never did she talk or think business. Today she ate her luncheon with a forced appetite, glanced about with a listlessness far removed from her usual alert interest, and followed Jocks’ attempts at conversation with a polite effort that was more in- sulting than downright inattention. “Dessert, Nother?’ Jock had to say fore she heard. “What? Oh, no—I think not.” The waiter hesitated, coughed dis- creetly, lifted his eyebrows insinuat- “*where— it twice be- — work her will that she chose Sam Hupp’s new dicta- graph as the instrument with which to prick the bubble of Mrs. McChesney’s self-confidence. Sam Hupp, one of the copy-writing marvels of the Berg, Shriner firm, had a trick of forgetting to shut off certain necessary currents when he paused in his dictation to throw in conversational asides. The old and experienced stenographers had learned to look out for that, and to eliminate from their typewritten letters certain irrelevant and sometimes irreverent asides which Sam Hupp evidently had addressed to his pipe, or the office boy, and not intended for the tube of the all-devouring dictagraph. There was a new and nervous little stenographer in the outer office, and she had not been warned of this. “We think very highly of the plan you suggest,” Sam Hupp had said into the dictagraph'’s mouthpiece. “In fact, in one of your valuable copy suggestions Tou = Without changing his tone he glanced over his shoul- der at his colleague, Hopper, who was listening and approving. “* * * Let the old girl think the idea is her own. She's virtually the head of that concern, and they've spoiled her. Successful, and used to being kowtowed to. Doesn’t know her notions of copy are 10 years be- hind the advertising game’’—— And went on with his letter again. After which he left the office to play golf. And the little blonde ingly. “The French pastry’s particu- larly nice today, madam. If you'd care to trs eergypesned Eclair, madam— peach tart—mocha tart—caramel’—— Emma MeChesney smiled. “It does sound tempting.” She glanced at Jock. “And we're wearing our gowns 80 floppy this year that it makes no dif- ference whether one’s fat or not.’’ She | ‘turned to the waiter. “I never can tell till | see them. Bring your pastry tray, will you?” Jock McChesnev's finger and thumb came together with a snap. He leaned across the table toward his mother, eyes glowing, lips parted and eager. “There, you've proved my point.” “Point?” “About advertising. No, don’t stop me. Don’t you see that what applies to pastry applies to petticoats? You didn’t think of French pastry until he suggested it to you—advertised it, real- lv. And then you wanted a picture of them. You wanted to know what they looked like before buying. That’s all there is to advertising. Tell people about a thing, making ‘em want it, and showing ‘em how it will look when they have it. Get me?” Emma McChesney was gazing at sat Sam Hupp, he of the lightning brain and the sure- fire copy. Emma McChesney, strangely silent, kept her eves intent on the faces of the others. T. A. Buck. interested, enthusiastic, but somewhat uncertain. glanced now and then at his silent business partne:. found no satisfaction in her set face, and glanced awa. Grace Galt, unbellevably young and pretty to have wo" a place for herself in that conference of busines: . smiled in secret at Jock McChesney's evident strug gle to conceal his elation at being present at this, his first staff meeting. The conference had lasted one hour now. In thai time Featherloom petticoats had been picked to piece: . \ bit by bit, from hem to waistband. Nothing had been left untouched. Every angle had come under the kee:: vision of the advertising experts—the comfort of the garment, its durability, style, cheapness, service. Which to emphasize? “H—m, novelty campaign in my opinion,” said Hop- per, breaking one of his long silences. ‘There's noth- ing new in petticoats themselves, you know. You've got to give ’em a new angle.” “Yep,” agreed Hupp. “Start out with a feature skirt. Might illustrate with one of those freak drawings they're crazy about now—slinky figure, you know, ho:- low-chested, one foot trailing, and all that. They're crazy, but they do attract attention, no doubt of that.” Bartholomew Berg turned his head slowly. “What's your opinion, Mrs. McChesney?” he asked. ; “I—I'm afraid | haven't any.” said Emma McChesney, listlessly. T. A. Buck stared at her in dismay and amazement. “How about you, Mr. Buck?” “Why—I—er—of course, this ad- vertising game's new to me. I'm really leaving it in your hands. |! really thought that Mrs. McChes- ney’s idea was to make a point of the fact that these petticoats were not freak petticoats, but skirts for the everyday woman. She gave me art rng what I thought was a splendid ar- gument a week ago.” He turned to her helplessly. Mrs. McChesney sat silent. Bartholomew Berg leaned forward a little and smiled one of his rare smiles. “Won't vou tell us, Mrs. McChes- ney? We'd all like to hear what you have to say.” Mrs. McChesney looked down at her hands. Then she looked up and addressed what she had to say straight to Mr. Bartholomew Berg. “I—simply don’t want to inter- fere in this business. I know noth- ing about it, really. Of course, I do know Featherloom Petticoats. I know all about them. It seeméd to me that just because the newspapers Jock with a curious, fascinated stare lt was a blank little look, such as we sometimes wear when the mind is working furiously. If the insinuating waiter, presenting the laden tray for her inspection, was startled by the rapt expression which she turned upon the cunningly wrought wares, he was too much a waiter to show it. A pause. “That one,” said Mrs. Mc- Chesney, pointing to the least ornate She ate it, down to the last crumb, in a silence that was pregnant with por- tent. She put down her fork and sat back. “Jock, you win. I—I suppose I have fallen out of step. Perhaps I’ve been too busy watching my own feet. T. A. will be back next week. Could your office have an advertising plan roughly sketched by that time?” “Could they!" His tone was exultant. ‘Watch ‘em' Hupp’s been crazy to make Featherloom’s fa- mous.” “But look here, son. I! want a hand in that copy. I know Featherlooms better than your Sam Hupp will the desk. ever’ —— Jock shook his head. ‘‘They won't stand for that, mother. It never works. The manufacturer always thinks he can write magic stuff because he knows his You see, he knows too much. That's it. own product. No perspective.” “We'll see,”’ said Emma McChesney, curtly. So it was that 10 days later the first important conference in the interests of the Featherloom Petti- coat Co.’s advertising campaign was called. But in those 10 days of hurried preparation a little silent For the first time in her brave, sunny life Emma McChesney had lost faith in And with such malicious humor does fate SUNDAY MAGAZINE—SF. tragedy had come about. herself “Greetings, he boomed, leaning negli- gently against “And what can I do for thee, fair lady?” numbskull in the outer office dutifully took down what the instrument had to say, word for word, marked it, ‘‘Dictated, but not read,” signed neat ini- tials and with a sigh went on with the rest of her sheaf of letters. Emma McChesney read the letter next morning. She read it down to the end. and then again. The two readings were punctuated with a little gasp, such as we give when an icy douche is suddenly turned upon us. And that was all. A week later an intent little group formed a ragged circle about the big table in the private office of Bartholomew Berg, head of the Berg, Shriner Adver- tising Co. Bartholomew Berg himself, massive, watch- ful, taciturn, managing to give an impression of pow- er by his very silence, sat at one side of the long table. Just across from him a sleek-haired stenog- rapher bent over her notebook, jotting down every word, that the conference might make business his- tory. Hopper, at one end of the room, studied his shoe heel intently. He was unbelievably bovish looking to command the fabulous salary reported to be his. Ad- vertising men, mentioning his name, pulled a fig- urative forelock as they did so. Near Mrs. McChesney om AED Peer ofa nella me” er LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 20, and magazines were full of pictures showing spectacular creatures in impossible attitudes, wearing tango. tea skirts, we are apt to forget that those types form only a thin upper crust, and that down beneath there are millions and millions of regular, everyday women doing regular everyday things in regular everyday clothes. Women who wash on Monday and iron on Tuesday and bake one-egg cakes and who have to hur- ry home to get supper when they go downtown in the afternoon. They're the kind who go to market every morning and take the baby along in the gocart, and they're not wearing crepe de chine tango petticoats to do it in, either. They're wearing skirts with a drawstring in the back and a label in the band, guar- anteed to last one year. Those are the people I'd like to reach and hold.” “Hm!” said Hopper, from his corner, cryptically. Bartholomew Berg looked at Emma McChesney ad- miringly. “Sounds reasonable and logical,” he said. Sam Hupp sat up with a jerk. “It does sound reasonable,” he said, briskly ‘But it isn’t. Pardon me, won't you, Mrs. McChesney? But you must realize that this is an extravagant age. The very workingmen’s wives have caught the spending fever. The time is past when you can attract people to your goods with the promise of durability and wear. They don't expect goods to wear. They'd re- sent it if they did. They get tired of an article be- fore it’s worn out. They're looking for novelties. They'd rather get two months’ wear out of a skirt that's slashed a new way, than a vear's wear out of one that looks like the sort that mother used to make.” Mrs. McChesney, her cheeks very pink, her eves very bright, subsided into silence. In silence she _ gat throughout the rest of the conference. In silence she descended in the elevator with T. A. Buck, and in si- (Continued on Page 15.) 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Is it Dr. Alan Noyes, who was arrested on suspicion, but whose bail dugh Wyndham has just arranged? CHAPTER XVIII. YNDHAM turned his roadster into the river road and raced homeward. He had found Alan Noyes, his only companion, morose after leaving the county courthouse. The hearing -before Judge Ball had been a tedious affair. and the arranging of bail hampered by red tape ‘Noyes touched Wyndham and signed to him to stop. ‘I! will walk home from here,” he said. Wyndham went at once to the house. Instead of finding his aunt in the library as he had hoped, a stranger rose at his entrance. “Is this Mr. Wyndham?” “Yes. Have you called to see my aunt, Mrs. Porter?” “No, sir, | came to see you. | am Sam Anthony of the United States secret service,” displaying his badge Wyndham bad thawed perceptibly. “Sit down, Mr. Anthony.” he said. “What can I do for you?” “If ,ou will answer a few questions: Were you in Brentano's bookstore yesterday afternoon?” ~~ Tee. “You ordered some visiting cards for Miss Vera Deane? “| did “And paid for the cards with a $10 treasury bill?” “Yes.” responded Wyndham. ‘‘What then?” “The bill was a counterfeit." Anthony took out his bill-folder and selected a gold bank note “It's a wonder. “Let me see it.’ And Wyndham carried the bank bill to the light. “TI would never have suspected the bill.”’ Anthony vwodded. “It's the work of a genius. Who gave you the bill, Mr. Wyndbam?”’ “Let me see.” Wyndham half closed his eyes in thought. and under lowered lids observed the secret service agent. “Why do you ask where I got the note” “Because, we must trace it.” “In that case the bank note was given me by Miss Dorothy Deane.” “Then can I see Miss Dorothy Deane? “Tl am afraid not, as she is with my cousin, Miss Porter. who is ill in bed. I will go and ask Miss Deane what she knows about the treasury bill.” Wyndham hurried upstairs and found Dorothy sit- ting there alone “Hugh'” Dorothy sprang up. “You have news?” “Nothing alarming. “You recall giving me a $10 bank bil! to pay for the visiting cards | ordered at Brentano's for Vera” “Yes, perfectly.” ‘Where did you get the money? “From Vera. Why? Mra. Porter’s doorknob rattled as a band grasped it on the other side of the closed door, and Wyndham retreated into the hall “Tell vou later,” he called, closing the door. Wvyndham went immediately to Craig Porter's bed room. aud Vera answered his rap on the door. He signed to her to step into the hall “Dorothy wishes to know where the $1 bank note came from which you gave her on Thursday. My ques- tion is not prompted by idle curiosity. | will explain later: just now I am in a hurry.” Vera eved him distrustfully. “It is hardly a question of anv importance: Millicent cashed a check for me in Washington.” “Where did she cash the check?” ‘At her bank, | suppose My check was good.” “Oh. ves. it was nothing of that kind. I'll tell you all about it by and by And he hastened down stairs Wrendham found the secret service agent waiting for him at the foot of the staircase. “I didn't meet with much luck, Mr. Anthony,” he said The trail of the counterfeiter doubles back to Washington’ “Ah' Miss Dorothy Deane had it given to her there” “No: her sister, Miss Vera Deane, gave her the bill.” “Then Miss Vera Deane owned the bank note” And where did Miss Vera Deaue secure the note?” “My cousin, Miss Millicent Porter, cashed Miss Deane's check and gave ber the money.” PAGE TEN Anthony beckoned to Boyd and his assistant. “Come ahead; we'll rush the cabin.” “Where did your cousin cash the check?” “At her bank,” mentioning a well-known establish- ment. ‘| am greatly obliged for your courtesy. Good after- noon.” And Anthony ran down the portico steps and walked toward the entrance of the grounds. CHAPTER XIX. URRAY gave Mrs. Porter's message to the chauffeur, then took the vacant seat in the roadster. “Just drop me at the house,” he directed as the car left the garage. ‘And, remember, Jones, Mrs. Porter says you must bring out a new nurse from the hospital. Here's the letter to the Washington doctor.”’ “Whose place is the new nurse to take?” inquired the chauffeur, ‘Miss Deane’s or Mrs. Hall's?” “Mrs. Porter didn't mention, but [I hope it is Mrs. liall who is to go: she’s always complaining about the help.” Jones nodded sympathetically. “Miss Deane—now, there’s a lady for you, and a good-looker! Catch her poking her nose in the garage the way Mrs. Hall does. ! came mighty near telling Mrs. Hall what | thought about her when I caught her fooling ‘round vesterday; said she wanted to see Mr. Brainard’s car, and | told her the police had taken it away to return to the com- pany frour which Mr. Brainard rented it.” “Hey! You ain't going in the right direction,” ob- jected Murray. as the chauffeur turned the car into the highway instead of taking the drive which circled the house. “Sorry” —putting on the brake—‘! clean forgot.” Murray swung himself to the ground as the chauffeur added: “Who's that waving to us” catching sight of a man running toward them “Why, it’s the caller who waited to see Mr. Hugh this afternoon, name of Anthony.” The secret service agent had reached the car. “Which one of you can show me the way to Elm Ridge?” he demanded, displaying a roll of money. “| cant.” Jones suddenly recollected his errand. “Mrs. Porter has ordered me to drive to Washington.” He eyed with regret the bank note which Anthony peeled from the roll. “Go ahead, Murray,” he urged, “take the gentleman where he wants to go You ain't needed at the house until 6 o'clock.” Murray wavered. Anthony read his expression and thrust the money into his palm. “Take me to Elm Ridge and back by a short cut, and I'll double the amount.” Murray set out across the fields, the secret service agent at his elbow. They were in the heart of the woods which skirted the southern boundary of the Porter and Thorne estates, and were climbing the ridge when a man advanced to meet Anthony. “So Smoot reached you,” he exclaimed. “| wasn't quite sure whether vou'd be at Thorndale or the : ' Ms me ty a “ , a> lie Callen Sieeteeliame ale * . is. pein, os . > ine dinh tae » & ot tus > ~ 7 - — Porters’. Did he tell you" “Farther up; they sent me here to meet you. An old darkey went by some little time ago, but I- lost track of him.” They were almost at the top of the ridge when Anthony saw a man crouching behind a tree. Without rising, the latter signaled to the secret service agent, and Anthony, bidding Murray and his assistant come with him, hurried forward, and quickly reached the side of the crouching sentinel. “What is it, Boyd’ he asked, lowering his voice cautiously. The man pointed down the ravine and across a clearing to a log cabin. ‘We've trailed him there,’ he said. ‘‘Hark! Was that a whistle?” Murray shook his head “I don’t hear a thing,’ he muttered. The excite- ment of the others was contagious, and under its in- fluence the footman forgot class’ distinction and nudged Anthony to get his attention. “Who are vou and what are you after?” Anthony beckoned to Boyd and his assistant. “Come ahead; we'll rush the cabin.’ The men started down the ravine. A shot rang out, and Anthony, slightly in the lead, faltered. A second shot. Anthony sprang forward and threw himself through the partly open cabin door, the other men following pellmell. Murray, the last to enter, looked dumbly about the disordered cabin. Two large screens tumbled to one side, tables and chairs overturned, made a dramatic setting for the still figure lying crumpled up on the floor and the man crouching above it, a still smoking revolver held aloft. As the latter turned and faced the secret service operatives a strangled exclamation broke from Murras “Dr. Thorne!” Thorne tossed the revolver to Anthony. “Take charge of that,”’ he said. “Have that window opened and switch on the lights,” nodding to a lamp, and Boyd turned on the current. “f must see how badly Dr. Noyes has hurt himself.’ Anthony clutched the revolver. “Do you mean to say that Dr. Noyes shot himself?” “I do,’ calmly, and Thorne, with the assistance of Anthony, bound up the wound. “Murray,” addressing the agitated footman, “return at once to the Porters’ and have Noyes’ room prepared for him, but first stop at my house for surgical supplies.” “Very good, sir,” and Murray departed. “Suppose two of you take the door off its hinges,” vent on Thorne. “We can carry Noyes home on that.” Boyd hesitated and looked at Anthony for or- ders. Thorne was quick to note their suspicious glances. “Who are you?” he asked. “We are members of the United States Secrer Sery- ice,” and again Anthony displayed his badge “We came here to arrest a notoriois counterfeiter.”’ SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 20, 1915. I t ( I —_ Tr —~ ~ L- oor ia hee rx; ~~ — —<_— s

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Li PP, sisaade afi 4! ‘ny iv i } ie sib tit 7 Se f ‘7 v7 ‘Th LH iid bt ig eb beg pate at? f init i 4 va +) Hy q F 4 - Ai hg L ne Hh be 4 Be 4 Wile Grace has gone to work for the Government, and has been a the | ¥ ‘ at it more than a week now. Grace understands that for bie 4 4 ews ft Ms - each five minutes she is late a whole day will pe taken Oe oe ft i o off her annual vacation. She is wondering how much of the vacation is left by this time. A | "Sa Mr. Smith is 45. He is wait- . ing for one of those ladies \ to ask him to buy a Liberty ‘ -\ Bond, whereupon he will srry: “You can’t expect a soldier to subscribe.” * ote; i tt yh hi | Hid. iff ye - ~o< * : . Ss eae pe Se ey _* Miss Ethele-Marye Gene, movie star, being photographed for the Sunday editions as she drops “peach pits for Uncle Sam” into the barrel. Accord- ing to her press agent, Ethele-Marye, who is awfully patriotic, has started 2 win-the-war peach orchard, just for the peach pits. Mrs. Corinne de Baliviere and her two daughters were ‘rather alarmed at first, and can’t remember what flavors they ordered. “But I’ve been reading,” says Gwendolyn, under her breath, “that lots of saloons are closing down nowadays.” tas Ae Hep Fa , ‘ baggie th 2 Ae a Wt, ‘ ‘ —SS —~. . ioe Tis pe S T— : Ld a. ; s i a a Se ~ - = “ta as ~~ ea * 7: Brig a! - _ » iG Ge " ee ~ aracter ; SS Gus, a munitions worker, think- ing that maybe now is a good time to strike for higher wages, and wondering if “No more mu- nitions, no more war,’ would be a good slogan. } ’ F : “i oe eee ; ‘ i ¢ z < 4 i ab i : : ~ ° % eo Sere . i | oe 8 rg Tig , Eddie Strong had quite made up his mind to suggest to the local draft board that he would make an ideal submarine chaser. But a rough trip from Sandy Hook has about convinced him that the infantry would be more in his line. ‘ i ? | 4 ® 4 fan ae ? pe oh Young Mrs. Benjamin Sims decided to make her own clothes so as to release her little dressmaker for a Government job. Of course it takes lots more material this way, and she can only wear the things around the house. But Mrs. Sims feels that this is real war work.

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a eee TS ee Foe eo ee ew ee WN ~ 0b ‘ ’ —— . > “ar S ¥ it ~» ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS MO., SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1918. : SA WHERE THE TIDE OF GERMAN INVASION WAS TURNED IN FRANCE. ‘ > . - ~ tum’? etn F _,: * ¥ ? ee . ae os wake te a ~~. >» ” - Re TOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION : a ge TOO airplane of the tiny village of Vaux, near Chateau- Thierry, one of the first points of attack when the great allied counter offensive began July 18. Saar The hamlet of Barouches, not far ; eo" ‘rom Belleau Wood and Chateau-Thierry, seen trom a height ot about 1200 feet. AOR ERR Aen © 10 RIOT EN My PGT) Aten wae ee a ~ « Wr — 5 pre APP ih Some’ bn ~ whe Gp - es we nA J — ~ 9 . é‘ vith ttn t ‘ 7 ¥ |, LRN Me Rh I el OR AAR, AON 8 OAT AL NG AE TOT AN cele Sa ale oe A yO RI : be Fa # or \e RO es ; mu & Ne ead aco Ref GO FSi 2 Say” ive iin alee _

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ama omINS] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH R°TOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [s=5* ee ee ~~ The jungle of wire entanglements which armored tanks plow through as easily as if made of twine. One cannot imagine infantry making much progress over this ground. Copvright Kadel & Herbe?t ad , a he, by aE wey “The Three Musketeers,” by Louis Mora, one of the most admired paintings at the autumn exhibit in the St. Louis Art Museum. Huge church bell abandoned by Germans in a shell hole. It had been stolen from a French house of worship —Copyright. Underwood & Underwood. Ce tans a ck or Streaked Hair ane Tinted “Brownatone’ HIS wonderful new hair tinting prepare- tion is pleasing thou- sands of women w tven up hope of eve. find- Wounded Americans KY Soldier @ a satisfactory stat looking out of train — ff a mn tty “Brownstone, window as it was Necessities bow fhe oid “Taahjoned about to start for a A special discount on all called eee base hospital in Se, dees oan apaghty cue this list {th gulphur, leed, ei! France. ~—Copvright, Committee on vubile Information. ver, mercury, sine, eni- line, coal tar products $6.50 Fitted Toilet | or their derivatives Traed for ewitches » ans ey ey enn foe growing hair Aagample and honk les will be sent you (from manufacturers only) i : mn receinot of 10 cen a ‘ Monti * shade deel an $3.00 Fiber Cases qaee rit ne ¢ pyar ( ' ‘ c ohasing ne a Leather Cases ; dren c1oeen aallt ‘Rrowp- . atone * a si see— 35- ! and 61.1 \¥ Pl red by P. C. CMarphy Trank Co. The Kenton Pharmaca!¥ 707 Washington Av. Company } Suite 503 Coppin Bide. FURY e Orders ee aa Kentucky > ' lled Gen. Pershing wearing the Star and Ribbon of the French Legion of Honor recently pre. sented to him by President Poincare. Get the Real WHISTLE 3 out of § bottles sold : V histle duriat CORPHTEM, Someees 68: POO July and August were ro! whistle at They were rank substitute: put out to fil Bal Won't Cry the strong demand for \ e. ROCK A_RYE Aren't you about fed u: such subste tutes? Don't you want :>« zenuine? Order a case of Whistle your grose’ get the real Whistle o: nore. Perfection Rock Bye va ber Look for the trade-me-ked cro¥ the copy-rig<«d label the whistle-b own Whistle Bottlir. a illa ttay eii ' ne we : sl Perfection Mfg A se ; g Co. | , ; ‘ - ~ ler , ar ot franck : a gee rae 2 ; : , ~ ° Color g e French Foreign Legion. on its recent visit to St. Louis. saluting statue of St. Louis in Forest Park RNR cam eee —— — _ - - a ee + . ' Na nat?

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— EPA) fy I LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [econ 20.6 ss ~ — te th at -_ , a Wie ew s “ : : “ wae . in a vNAllyy 7-7 ” - “~e ' ra Sota Mes Rig ne 2; plte sed > ipa hen *, é + Bt eG et ee ee serene ‘Vas : 9 8 ty Skim is ¢ 7 | vty so tender | F at i SHOE (The new treatment if |} _ ae A) rete te ‘, sensible improved | os ‘ ‘ a - z cre - ; Va | foot-f ists —¢ nost perfect child's shoe for tender Skins & : “ |i betforrs late-—che mast perfect child's sm . : af , 2. thy 2 wer ° : « . » ee a! + ue ’ oni) eee H » ae on a ee set i * - hes L: ‘ . * - i= . ° * es - : Bales” a ae See ee " a ee ? > » Reta! ¥ 4 , y . ‘ ri D s % eo Ne a if CF he ROMS ten ng A + hed, a &. a ee eee ee "ost scientifx ie ore y \ F P tes ‘ ed % ‘ “i . Oe gi ee aad “em seandeipaajesbsl ee ae Is vour skin so tender that the least ex- | | | posure to the weather makes it smart and 4 : 7 ‘sami Bi | mare ties Ge burn—so tender that it 18 often painful even it a — || McELROY-SLOAN SHOE CO to wash? ets: 1 || St. Louis Some pres pie, with delicate. tender skins | . 1 Pe , ha Hats , , P have been misled by tive _Superstinion that davs—-a promise of that loveliness which the regu washing the face with soap 1s bad for the com- lar use of Woodbury’'s brings to a tender, sensitive plexion. [)r. Pusey, the famous skin special. _ 1) find - : , ; ul Ww) ind a Loc cake of W irvy’s Facial] ist. in his hook on the care of skin, says: ne oe Woodbury ’s Facia ts ; ' : : soap sufficient for a month or six weeks of this ‘The layer of dirt and fat that such persons treatment and for general use for this time. Wood aecumuluate OF) the skin is a constant iInvitn- burv’s is for sale at drug stores and toilet goods ounters evervwhere throughout the United States and Canada, Write today for a week's size cake 1 resistant or Ge we will send vou a tria! size cake of Wood- and resistant, bury ’s Facial Soap large enough to last for a week Wk * . h | | :, . h : Dip a sott eaane ‘loth in Warm water and hold it together with the booklet, ‘‘A Skin \ Love t The silk union suit that Stays | Pe Pace.! Then lather of | -Zpabh,”” which gives the troakments te aub fer Ol to the make a warm water which gives the treatments to use for a. tion to various disorders. ’’ The following Woodbury treatment is just what a st nsitive skin needs t! keep it act: "4 ‘ 46 ate opens Woodhury’s Facia! Soap and dip your cloth up and of the commoner skin troubles. closed and fits smoothly iit down In it nitil the cloth ts “fuffy’’ with the soft, Far Ize we will send vou, in addition, ef ile of a { a | we lb ee legge, ply hn a A ating, ’ white lathérs Rut tos tathered cloth gently over Woodbury’s Facial Powder Send to tas to The vour skin until the noeres are thoroughly cleansed Andrew Jergens Co., 82 Spring Groy ‘eg Cinein T has the smooth fit across the back and it Then rinse the face with clear, cool water and dry lati, Ohio. | - : carefully. If you live ji ‘anade NLT eRS indreu 1) | ° the correct fullness over the bust that no | Make this.(rea’ ment a nightly habit. See what Jergens Co... Limited, 32 Sherbrooke S Perth, 1 ty Properly Fitted Glasses other union suit gives—the correct placing i , a difference it wil’ make in ¥vour skin in even ten Ontario i} Are the Most Essential of the shoulder straps that prevents slipping | \ A} rant e's : : ZA : ’ . and sliding. You will find the large reinforce- | > , Sailor's Outfit ments and the patented scat that stays closed, both front and back, whatever the posture of = ee ’ the wearer. : t er Ss -a¢ ‘ > avs | “ ” As-a consequence, Kayser Marvelfit Italian —- - “ HON Olive St. Sil N. Grand Silk Underwear fits well and wears well. It is et en St. Louis, Mo. the most economical to buy. : | + You can obtain the Marvelfit features only in the genuine Kayser Italian Silk Union Suits, Vests and Knickers. Look for the label One blue star on the label indicates the lighter weight; three stars the heavier weight. Juuius Kayser & Co., New York. "The Rrows Talk- The lashes Flash” | b ae A can have glorious eyes. No matter | plain they seem now. you can make them fascinateng, “and beautify your whole face, by devel- oping your a and eyebrows. Yuu ca. get those |k Iky lower lashes. Natures greatest ITALIAN SILK UNDERWEAR , | sees nein 27, Trademark registered ) 2 ae er ; TASE' i © Julius Kayser & Co. | ior ‘ae % ~~ Bigs Pi ee Se : hy es eo '* ale fa “ee ie se : er? 4% ™ ‘. Nptes. Si 4 ti’ LASHBROW ac , 7 zi ’ an oh . : : - 3 $ At, ae Fame Registered and patented r f cording ta the ev “%. LASHBROW is abso Olygete and; .ce i On f BI: hry og ¢ past two or three years + y ty eo closely copying the one 9 ioe ie wt wess vou make yourse)f familiar he ewact spelling. » nigtt easily be deceived a4 a inte There is only one genuine and orig.nal LASHBROW. Accept so imitation » ’ be , *. 4 : 7 : » ; 4 7 , wn ' tell a J. 22 ae \ ' lie TES ie dad ri : . a J Py we o a Fe ; by ; . % : » ~ iP 4 F ‘ tu - ' . ° . 4 G y 7 ay ‘ . e . ' U4 . ? - 2 Foon aif ‘J ¢ ~ a a» b . ~ . : $ ; eh : : , 4 . Mf cet : , “ ; t AY A 8 A J 9 : ° , - . - ” , . «* y- “ #. 7 “ eg and learn t leveliop the power of your eyes rogilet ae j oS, Re ., , cy a ee ¢ obtained at any store selli i Genuine Las HRROW ta “1 : > ke s sent by mai! with each jar of LASHBROA c . ’ ‘ ° i , s ie . : , r4 } Ay > s boxe Two kinds Netursl’ and Dark Growths . ‘ 4a ’ gue ~* 4 Sa ‘] . : Kp le oe Ber *: 2s 4 > 3 * Two sizes B0c and $1 OO sk your desler / he con't supply you we will eer either wire prepaid " receipt of price Made only by ATRIOTISM is evidenced in the sae Pe: ieee ee | LASHBROW LABORATORIES CO,, things you do and things you wear. . | See *% : ve . iS “tp ata 1701 Preston Place, epee ae gi Wales SE plenty of baked apples. Cooked fruits % es “ate Cs le “i ag St. Louis, U. S.A. natone/ _scsnmaghe-epi te —_ ee GAPS ot are recommended by the Food Adminis- : — Sitniacass, adtinatinenaiennaioad ee ' ‘oa te op % ¥ Le aki lear * % — ‘ , * ~~" Se Pm a £9 tos * am “ 1 . eee ty ng, Te . ‘ y " & . : te q ment me Tats . ima. ak e suai ver ge, ; “, te ss ae : guaran'eve « ‘ oque . ‘ “| me = Jao , oe . s , ae Hy 1 3 po =“ , ms ' ‘ ' al « Sel narked crown . vat ed re hs wah oo U* oes ee | ) met, Ths r : 40 cente a? $1 - , ri 4 + 4 , © $ : Jo « : - 4 i } . tie _ sad ~ Me ee ae ee ee — a eee ae ee ak Ta hagas ; saree) NATIONAL TOILET CO. Paris, Tenn. iat . © as ul own bot : oe ' ‘ ‘ cane . A a ; a ti 4 ay : , , ee -_- . eta x ae 7 ‘; ond , 4 a . t ; 4 + i , % % ; oe a ae 4 i >on bo. bea cz oy a bottling Co- | + phy BIG DIVIDENDS. { a aC ina — = me _ t > i. Lo wy « oe a oer SAS: By Oe ol te les alt wh tng 4h. ae a Se + cee: See - . a Al ie lle EE ANE — SE AE

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CU; nsnap wt! glve” a nd release of ilsnap spring completes a Wilsnap day's work of faith- tul fastening. For Wilsnaps always will snap and unsnap—properly, too! Put dependable, rust-proof Wilsnaps on guard on daintiest lace—on heavy cloth. Yes! Thereare Wilsnap sizes for every fabric. Havea supply on hand. Wilsnaps—always Wilsnaps, wherever snap fastenersare used. THE WILSON FASTENER CO., Makers 117 East St. Clair Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio MAfeays W Wf Snap > en et — y ‘ A . . , a 7 ee pe x > : ” ry xan ; ty oe ae Bi : ve - i 4 we pi Se ph os 7 2. ——. “rd a : ~. J - ._ a , 5 Spa » rs a > e * Ra .. —, fe " ey eee 4 ad oA ya Ss SS . “a ~ " é . gags ener > 3 er Foe a ae a a. te ee i a Look for this card — — orange colored — 10c everywhere

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er iy ~ De ge hk Sek oh ne ea 2g PRES OM na — it Z ‘ , SE ee OSE EN LE ET PILOT LOI IE IN LR ORL aye a | | , Z . . " , * . “ MA > POP nee - 7 - saad : - . =o ‘ ~ marae ein > 7 ay by wy ee “a * a © a La Or sas pein reo me 9 ere Year> Ny ae nae ® ae ES ¢ At ~. + ne is .* me = ne fie eg ee eet Or - shag ~ » , & te Rares ek ; ae : , ~ : 1, = i , Mi . % a Sar 4 A “ > a $ | B f “Ree : “a TUN SEE, EASY AS PIES THE OLD GIRL AW, LET'S GO BACK J 7 hee oy a THINKS SHES CLEVER BUT gen AND PLAY SOME fei Ves we gs be enn). qui. i : fe No! C'vE Got } : r BS SY ate i — reoeer no htes ae BF, , ’ q ts 4 r : “ . * 4 ” : a K Be , 2 ee Few: | if : — 4 I CERTAINLY H : , ZS '... CS ~ fins s . WERE. ; , ; \ . wt €z (So ; a Quit. THE CARDS Ai he . = . ie, . COMING MY WAY * Ls pct je | | = ~ Ng hae | , t ' — : a : RP te Wa +} 3 ae A oR THE LOvE i “ate oS. i pense \ NOW LISTE NL LET ME DOWN ' ed e : OE aes \ Po hen ; r AW, NIK, WIK CAT. IKKE, SAX, 3 ; Bee e: EASY ANNO THEN CAN GO , a LISTEN TO — ; ef vy S ye . 2 FROM IME FIRE-PLACE tT PLEASE. NIK, NIK. es ) ' * —- 3 ie MY KO0Mm ‘wiTHouT BEING = B SEEN. TA-TA!L SEE : .. TTS You IN THE ‘, I> MORNING: 4 i eee he i i F i Meee meee Ee IE ES iF os ees . ww a ty, ae 3S é ee nei eS a. ’ P Rom . wy il + ya & ts Pees ye se oe ; . » { ty . a a a ’ wanes ; POT EMR - ; | : * - ; Se ree aes : : ; wa . : mee aap aap veevvye WoT cenesnanaiiceaeriedere = ‘¢ * s a A Nt se = Nii a Seiler np " \ J -- ~ Aen nar I" Sh ade all ap err es, et Abed A on > O j E ALL tS PEACEFUL ONCE MORE. - ‘ e of / . a \N . MN . : bate ERD SS A Se LL sgl «Tay . ‘a MY = ~Y os oe ‘ ‘¥ * ‘ 7 . “tia ” 7 ee PE FFX ~. 1) ae ‘ ¥e Poy x ‘ t aa i os st a. > A vy ¥ . - & oh - . er is =) Seo “ ‘ * g's a San zs s , \ : $ r. . : : v , », wv. ‘ : sar ‘x ) : ‘ ‘dl ‘Sy te ee Bay hy A $i. qs ren oh) & " x : wat 7 , aes YD ‘, es) ‘\ ie ny by x eH f ; : ot Tie? od RS ae A ‘ 2 er e . gt hae. . / rn See * x ¥ x » es oy f \ ae N y; . ‘ a " te af me. fe Py ce ’ = ( 4 | . { , ss : Vi WAH hs i : Gar "y y / tf 14 f ; + i Soy Fe s ? Fis / ; . * = — Oe te i e 9 7 ; per; "4 ~ Rapite yf Wi f 1 x * ad, ot ss * " yf j 3 > ; . | — a Places siserictniey rie eae Beattie acai cagA? ‘ +o ¥ 4 pe > e Mogae pest oe : ~~, x . . al * ¥ ‘ 4 ims Ay : LY. + pee oe ; » : - at % “~ ‘ ¢ uy al i: we Pos - a a Sa ON ad 7 hy » ee ’ SS. a7 { $4, joe *? : ) : Np whet . at ihe eae og a ; BN Ws aa ere ae ee) ak bye x i . P Fees at Ps Pa : Sa tes. any eae 4 . bie ana . = 5 tao 2 ry} * te * 7 3 . & 4 - aie. " ak a ate PREPS me ay > ae . or - ; z a | | yet *?i | “oe Ae pw!

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. SUNDAY - OCTOBER 20, 1918. — | LETS TRY AND - » OPEN IT I! —— Ane as GHD A ——- WK Z aa Daeg a ety joe VF et Se _ ‘The Mystery of the Sunken Treas. f[——_~s~ [ls] Le Se ure Chest and the Disap* a —S fs ~~ . Pe pointed Investigators. ee “wee OS aa cain OP STEPS Serer nes Bho mee see Sah "ae 4 ey *. bs “oe SS . a, 2 a A ae ast S on - . fag 4 : ¥ ‘ + Et oe ss, ef. % - » Le eet 2 : ee Ot ree sae oo 4 » ri, x, ‘ 7 Ww ene TEN O'CLOCK TER-NIGHT WE'RE GONNA HIDE THAT BULLY For You, f TSN NANO | | Bec ene 1 OVERHEARD THE WHERE THEY Hine Fm | VILLAINS PLOTTING To . HIDE THE BARONS PAPERS To-nigur f (WE'RE GONNA SINK (TIN THOITY Fog Q' WATER, OFF THAT PIER =: THE BARON'LL- NEVER ) FIND iT THERE | JERKS ON THE = Pes LINE WHEN J WanT yy [OU To Put) ME I TWO Jers!" , ate. t ae iit . = Se = SS =— — —— Y . — IM ONTO YOU, PROFESsop. . eiavecael MERE'S THE signal tat = Sp | ce Or fine ee 10 PULL UP ! e 54 WLW AR — ——__ BARON. WERE FOILED, CoLone, "- ERE'S Sow MISTAKE oa : I

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-_ A cit ie a Si. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1918. - _—_——- —_—- LLL — if STEN, CHUB, YOu ; : ‘ | \ : iW } | _* | i! $4 RAKE UP ALL THE O* ( W.0 A y re % ' y ‘ as / pL CHUB, GeT_ LEAVE S, AN THEN \ fey HA . Win | ; A MATCH AN WELL HAVE A ' ) 8), NM //, OME SwEET ill ~~ BON p S : “7, POTATOES, MA ne —_ FIRE AN YLL « ING Ye, AINT - ANT You) Yo ? Ir SHOW You How To MA SIVA fo) > iy/4 NT LOOoKw THESE Dean {ii -— Sco ae POTATOES. LEAVE S, Our | , wes 1 ly png ney t 3 " : “. le een ng 3 So mae, oo oe + Th ae Se aa al Pia er eS TARD LooKs ‘e fe ad \ J eS yo a \ LSe A SIGHT a ’ \ D f D> | S tremens } Fe gh Pree ——— NOwWS THE TIME, CHUB, PUT THE a RIGHT INTo “HE “ > Ss AY MINUTE,CHUB, ONLY 1M AFRAIO MA WOULD GET Y, MAD IF IL LET 4 4 YOU HELP | ee & “sail Mr. W.---His Wife Is So enemnsiiiteiaiin An ” —— al - Cowwnght 1918 Prew Publishing Co (N Y¥ World. On DEAR THE. LIGHTS HAVE N ig 43%, GONE OUT, z You NEEDNT TELL ME THAT, \ KNEW ITAS ~ +b af Pas OR eet duty » & i 1 % we wie the « , ba! — eh te Spe > Ret, ah ie a. ¥ ran ae aA \ | ae ia be ” dog ONE OF THE FUSE) eco "TTP PLUGS HAD BURNED THATS FUNNY, YY fp OUT, DEARIE., | ei { THEYRE ON Ys MY) ///, & NEW ONE INA errs beg <a . AGAIN Wf, “Ufiy es ALL RIGHT AGAIN A MAN UP HERE A sass W/ ji RIGHT AWAY, OUR. | | LIGHTS ARE ALL OUT WHAT DiD YOU DO THAT FoR.? J WHAT AM 1 Goins ‘To SAY To THE VA ELECTRIC LIG AMAN WHEN He COMES ANFINOS 407W Sah eapinegnti pete 3 4s ‘ SEES EN SS eS

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OE Mra er - = oy ee EME RISER eS ae Sg ee EN I aE HE oR FRR Ff poy So. is ee ep ee ST. LOt ee POST-DISPAYCH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1918. a — a0 os ~ a S’matter Pop? Should Be = = ~ = = ' aes m4 —— ~~ “Wn et i have seen a $12.00 Machine, but would not swap mine for it Robert Lineberry, care of Re volution otwre, Greenboro, N.C. MATIER Your Own Home Remember, thie ise a Genuine Moving Picture Machine and the moving pictures are clear, sharp and distinct. It is not a toy: {t ts a solidly constructed and durable gotten Picture Machine. The mechanism is ex ingly simple and is readily operated by the most inexperi he pic- tures shown by this marvelous Moving Picture Machine are not the common, crude and lifeless Magic Lantern variety, but are life-like photo- graphic reproductions of actual scenes, places an ple which never tire its audiences. This Sovias Picture Machine has caused a enth used. wherever it is How You Can Get This Great Moving Picture Machine— Read My Wonderful Offer to You HERD £8 what you are to do tn order to cet thie amazing Moving Picture Machine and the real Moving Pictures: Send your name and address—that ia all. name emi address very viainiv. Mali to-day. As soon as I.receive it I will mail vou twenty of the most beautiful Premium Pictures yau ever eaw—all britiant and shimmer - ing colors. There are many different colers in the pictures. all wrouch together in the most spiendfd manner. I wart you to dis- tribute these Premium Pictures on a special 30-cent offer amon« the peonle you know. When you have distributed the 20 Premium tong > ye my eeral oer rr ace nite oy Bend . o me an wll immediately send vou v Picture Machine with compete Ouefit and Film. poarties, ous nom) 50.000 of these ines have made 50.000 hors haovpv. Anrawer at once. Be the first in your town to get one. M. CROFTON, Sec’y, 615 West 43d Street, Dept. 41, NEW YORK A Box of Film With Your Machine—Make Money Description of this New Model Moving Picture Machine This Machine is a finely constructed piece of mechan'sm. and one condensing lens. The wheels and gears which move the film are finely com structed and with the addition of a halance wheel worked together, it makes & vay It flashes moving pictures on the sheet before you. FREE—absolutely free to every boy in this la free to girls and free to older ss no lachine. The Films are taken one after anether, about 1-100 of a gecond apa object is passing. and thus its every action is brought out clearly in the picture. roduced by the same Photographic and Mechanical process by the standard machines in all the large a fine Machine all complete and ready REMEMBER, THERE WILL BE NO DELAY. Read These Letters--From Happy Boys It has two pro lenser The application of a condensing lens, reflector lens gives the picture on the screen three or four feet in area. The Machine is fitted with a Carbide Generator which produces a very high = This light is much more pea than ordinary electric me of the picture with pronou 40 nced distinctness. A-° Picture Machine which I want to send you FREE, gives clear and Dn y gi a | who wants to write for an Outfit, Read MY OFFER below which shows you rt. as the ast oving Picture Theatres. I will ship you to give a Moving Picture Show Wonderful reer! my Wonderful Moving Machine tn good condition, I le how to run it io minutes. It eure a dandy. It shows lifelike pictures. hanking you for + Dale Slack, 900 y, East remain— Yours truly, Louis, i Came the Day aa I received the Moving Picture Machine all in I tried it the day I or it and found it worked excellently. got the machine on just the day I hed set for it to arrive. think It is a dandy for tne little I had to do for it. Mills, So. Lee, Mass. Ancther Show Tonight I recetved my Moving Picture Machine and I thank you & . could not have more fun than I did the pictures were so funny. 1 am going to give ished they had to-night. hag Am saw it and w t ; Bauer, 625 So. Moulton Avenuc, Los Angeles, Cal. Would Not Take $30.00 for it if thousands of other bo one they y . I don't think they could get any other th they would he well, I would not take $30.00 for it. have beea almost that much. you 6 times, Marty Crisp, ‘Akin, Lil. Would Net Sell for $10.00 T have one of your Machines and I think ft i the thing in the w and I would not sell it for $10.00. Hood, Chester. 8. C, Shows Clear Pietures I have been very slow in sending you an answer. my Moving Picture Machine « few weeks ago and we a ef and it shows w ° and I em giad to have it i gave an entertainment two Cary eevee 5 pee . Summper Ave., Bome time I one of your Machines and I am very h os working it for sbout s month sold it for $1 He has it and en FREE COUPON Good for Meving Picture Offer M.CROFTON, Seey, “%3.StN2 - Dept, 41, New Please send me the 20 ure. co thet | may ore Ge Om Moving Picture Machiae nad Curse. . % ¥ A hia “ a ip oe * bs uit ee Yours truly, ‘ joe eeveee® ee eT ee 4 eoeeeeeee® e@eeeeeeeeeeeeeee eee ee eeeceseseseeserseeeseseoeaee?e : SOCOCCCCe Her ee eee ee eseereeeeteeeeeeree eee eeetsseeeeeooee® ae e 2£6560¢¢606668009666 . Write Newe. Sirest City aod State oo Eas” abere , “ees ee a et He AR oT eye P, iy ae San mw ree > =e a ; ~_—~---—=— RITISt MILE 3000 Prisone: by Field | Soldiers W1 a Passage Selle Rive Front. TANKS ARI ACROSS Determine Overcome ' Fighting a Establish * High Grou By the Associa LONDON, French troops ter in Belgiur bridgehead acr at Nevele, sev Ghent. The French « bridgehead ov at Grammene. | attempting to Kecke to the i gem, north of There is no ce port from Dutch lied troops have « taken several t This is believed 1 Probable, as isa a the fate of Ghen South of the hare straightene VDenain and Le Cs three or four m: ennes railway Ili: have straightene: tween the Olse ar French are engs ing in the strong line. More than 3! captured by the the operations r when the Helle F & wide front, ace Shal Haig’s stat in the Valen Pritish are appr Six miles northw North of Tourn: forward to the River, The German Freat natural rtrongly held ny fighting throug! weather was w) Belle River was Lrttish forced a fighting. suppor S.atement reads: - rhe number « by us in the « north of Le Cate: The enemy posit Kelle wera of gr and were held w “The attack w Sliah, Secotti«h s a. 2 Oclock in hioeset unfavoral tions, a continu: advance § extren fithting was he GAY, the enemy eiatance in the the line of the r this Was rendered a fanka which des; of the river, #u the east bank at : ‘ne resiatal “Aa Bere ry fay ? Was secur “a 2 “Sere rapidly c heavy fire from “Hadmachine gur 'o push forward Yancing infantry effective suppor During the even which parties of rosiating were « “perations and a region of I ory with Kheayry ' “North of De troops continued ©ontact with the Preaching the *% and the line of sournal.” “HH ving comp Yiages In the Se the enemy from mes,” says an | troops fought th eee oon on . Centiaued on ihe