St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 27, 1918

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ees ee sis ear top e OR 26, 1918. —— sa nse: oe , eee Be Ss "0 8 ce el A : , ; Bt 1 EES LOC LE CREA SERRE, SS Ona fe —— = a - atitieesss:.21.. W he ae ee ho Keeps the Nation's *~ we ~ ~ 7 e277 ef ws a SUNDAY 4,| SLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH LS NO a ae Ae ee ee ; OP Oh eer ~ 5 x “x : . . at y wee z WA . Se SD RSI A OI Sel ens OSE . fs eet: ae m3 me ~ _ War Business Going 5 | ce es en i a — = OO si OO a att tl a ee eee ERNARD BARUCH’S TASK AND HOW HE HANDLES IT eta ge t - a OES AS ee Se . ee ETAL DO es gy > GEE Ge fa a ee os see nay aes LE DTD 2 ioe MEE Sara DR. ee EEE EEE EE: —— ee eee ae —_- a a _ OCTOBER 27, 1918. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING r sa - ay . | = = = - 7” at Top Speed Foct's Strategy j OO Oe” 1918, by H. c ¥ Reg. U.S, T he War Industries Board, 'Over Which Noted F inancier Presides, Has the Job of Divid- - | ing Up All That Is Produced in America and Seeing That It Goes Where It Will Hel Most in Licking the Hun. hi palealtg oes Wnere ul felp ce et ee ee : en Allied Victory at Leipsic. Which | Overthrew Napoleonic Legend » fe ee ee Chairman Represents the Chief and Accepted Its Decrees. _ By William Athertoh Du Puy, . A Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Oct. 24. OULD you like to build a string of cot- publishing business, advertise for sale a sarebouse full of trucks you happen to have? Well, take it from me, you had better’talk the ither. The needs of his army are such that he bom you sold your trucks. ms no beneficial effect on the war situation. For, be it known that the War Department has isort of industrial supreme court, and you had Miter not stir around much industrially just now tithout governmental sanction. Every resource » nation is being used to accomplish a sin- feend. It may not be used otherwise. All that s produced in America is allocated. This “al- mated” is a new word coming into general use. means that the disposition of every resource is ® controlled that it goes to the spot where it sill help most. It works like this: Six farmers had settled at Hope Station on the Gat Plains, planting an outpost of civilization, ind Walter Stout had opened a general store to upply them. Walter, being frugal and aaded, as are other sons of Connecticut, got hold teach of these settlers and, says he, confidential ike: ‘How much barbed wire and calico and flour ii bacon and soothing syrup be you going to i for the coming season?” : And each farmer looked ahead and made a con- Mientious estimate and gave the figures to Wal- mt. Then the dealer forehandedly communicated with the best purveyor of each artjcle of whom ® was cognizant, asking this source of supply if he goods were available when needed, and if not Yhy not, and please look about and _ provide ‘ainst the coming demand. So it came to pass ( s&s eet taatet Tt ( ‘ ew eec ew “6 ¥ 4. KNOW A GUY SR FOOUNB Ay “TEN YP DOLL AR. | / i BILL LAST? es ity Wanted at the time they needed them. Ammunition. aa Who invented au “Afri- ‘rr contrivance for coun- Pa dummy of the Kaiser » had to give up the ides of his customers want brickbats instead .of oungstown Telegrani | Baruch Looks After Distribution ] Down Washington way Yankee Walter has a Mototype in the person of Bernard M. Baruch. (pon this man is placed the responsibility for iting supplies for a half-dozen customers. To “sure, they use more material and of greater tarieties than the Great Plains settlers, but the tinciple of their procurement is the same. The Karuch store is called the War Industries Board iid its chief shoppers are Great Britain, France, Maly, the War Department of the United States, ihe Navy Department, the Shipping Board, the Railroad Administration. In fact, all the buying that is being done because of the unpleasantness “toss the water flows over its counters. Any fay it may be asked to wrap up in neat little Mekages a nation’s output of steel, wheat, lum- *f, Woolens, trucks and so distribute them among Seustomers as to render greatest service to the ‘mon cause. | _ The War Industries Board is the Government's ution of its stupendous préblem of providing 4 Fas me bh hom Mt materials. It is the outgrowth and endanger the Btncies that have gone before. Setting up a Experiment. ~ *cture that will perform a difficult task of this wt is something like developing a complicated hing to hear the truth Oo recognize it.—Albany tcher’s — RIA borne the signa- n made under his Castor Ou, Pare- contains nenhcr t substance. For onstant use forthe Wind Colic and sing therefrom, wels, aids the as- nd natural sleep. s Frie ays Bought of : he purpose. The War Industries Board Is the of the Council of National Defense. "er known, but its method of operation is in no way different from that of Walter Stout's store at ‘Pe Station. The War Industries Board Function | a, Executive, but All the Business | ‘Interests of the Country Have) Cheerfully Rallied to Its Support. tages on ygur suburban lots, go into the atter over with your Uncle Sam before you do | Mchine such as an automobile or an airplane. | Y of them must be evolved, tried out, scrapped, the thing is hit upon that exactly serves | business, subject to certain checks. this Highly Efficient Organization Was Not Created by Any Act of Uongress, but Only by the Presi- } ‘dent’s Warrant, by Which Its. ight not let you have the building material for | ur cottages, the paper on which to print your ° nooks ; might not approve of the customers to | For you mustn't | wil trucks to people who use them in a way that } Dernarp M. BARUCH, ORSRER Sia EN > PAS AF, ‘ @) 1 s > ' bidding against each other, and England might be bidding against both. The bidder that secured the goods might not be the agency most in need. , All worked in the dark, with imperfect apprecia- tion of the condition of the markets in which they bought. \ engaged in the same task and with no reason for ’ deception. hard- | a ? ! ) | iat the six settlers usually had the materfals | are the demands upon her for materials. ) { | : | \ ‘ So the War Industries Board, along about the |\ end of @e first year of the way, was given author. } ity by the President of the United States to offi- ( ciate as a clearing house for purchases and a di- | Its first task was to find } rector of production. . . * pa AM ase . we >" ~ Set a rr a ee ee ee - ~~ a St ee te a a ~ Its Parallel in History—German Bid for Peace Followed the Loss of This Strategic Position and Though Teutonic Armies Are Not } Yet Crushed, There Is No Longer Any Doubt After This Victory - That They Soon Will Be. “IT have, at least, succeeded in putting myself out of business for life,’ said Mr, }|' Baruch, in discussing the War Industries | Board. ‘What do you mean by that? | ‘In this job,’’ he said, *‘I come toknow |) too much. I get the innermost secrets of | all the industries, If I went back into business, I could make money too easily. It would not be fair to the other fellows.’’ — — ~~ By FRANK H. SIMONDS, . silk. Silk might be lett flimsy for the duration of | py. post-nispatch Military Critic and Author of the war. Less paint might be manufactured. **The Great War’’ and ‘ ‘They Shall Not Pass.’’ Candy being put up in tin might resort to paste- 5 board. Finally, when all the tin possible was | 08 - ap ” parte sams pe oadphnet.o saved for war needs, it was “allocated” that it) 1s No longer to be doubted that the con- might serve the best purpose. It was allotted to sind rena — a . aie gts. of the those whose need for it was greatest and whose indenburg line was the decisive ,battle of the use of it/would best serve the common purpose. | World War. The consequences of this battle are 'yet only partially realized, the extent of the Ger- | man retirement is still to be disclosed, but the { The. Survey for Alcohol Supply S magnitude of the triumph is patent, and it has a been promptly followed by a German proposal Or perhaps the call was for a survey of the re-| for an armistice, which confesses the loss of the quirements for alcohol. There has been a very! war although it does not yet foreshadow un- heavy demand for alcohol. This has been largely’ egnditional surrender. due to its use in “dope.” Here is a new product. | We have, then, to review one of the few en- There were no “dope” factories-in the United quring military triumphs of human history, a States before the war. It is a materia] called into) pattie whose consequences are already as great leing since we began to manufacture airplanes.| a; that other “Battle of the Nations,” the con- It is a material that is put on the wings as paint! ect at Leipsic which settled the fate of the Na- might be used. It fills in all the pores of the | pnoleonic empire. Germany’s dream of world te a ale lil a a i i i li al cloth, makes it taut, causes it to take the air power was as certainly terminated in Northern ( properly. France as was that of the great French Em- eS i out the needs of everybody using war materials. | For this purpose it created a “requirements divi- sion.” Like Walter Stout, it asked all its cus- tomers what they were going to need. Of the sup- plies produced in the United States the first right of purchase lay with those agencies fighting the war. Would they please step forward and tell what they required? Asstiredly they would, and did. It may as well be admitted that there seemed a prospect for abundant business, But each customer stated his needs and the date at which materials should be delivered. gether and the United States now knows what all the requirements the specific items were segre- gated. Tin, for instance, was scarce. the requirements for tin? Mr. Baruch might ask _ pendent upon her for their supplies. —— i a ) ‘ 4 et a / { From / / steel plates. What were . — this question of Alexander Leggs, who was chair- } man of the requirements division. be a cowboy out West and was known among his fellows, for reasons obvious to those who have met him. as “Big Sandy.” He does not like to be demand fipon us for tin. The requirements divi- } sion had done its work. | a of many } ) It is | \ ; Before the War Industries Board came into be- ) the supply. there was competition between the different | available. wiyers of war supplies. The Navy Department } tain uses of tin. a the War Department might find themselves | stance, were use The next fact to be established was that of the available supply of tin. The War _ Industries Board had here an entirely different task. tional Defense had pointed a way. drafting the fittest men in industry from the very first. Whenever it wanted a specialist in any matter it looked over the field, spotted the likeliest individual and drafted him. f Finding Out About Ton Supply | So the War Industries Board asked itself who was the man of them all who could tell them most about tin. George N.wArmsby knew the tin game and was the type of live young man that the clearing house for supplies needed. in charge of the “commodity section” which had to do with tin. He was put It was his business to find out where all the tin was. In the ,meantime the various industries had Ee Product to date, built of that material been getting themselves in shape for co-operation as dollar-a-year men“and fashioned in the | 11+) the Government. Most of the industries are | represented by associations which bind them to- | a - ‘artegna purchasing agency that the world has ( gether. Through these associations or otherswise | a committee was appointed which represented a given industry. Armsby, of the commodity sec- tion in charge of tin, would ask the committee of a“ ) the tin industry to find out just what tin was }and would be available. When these facts were secured, the demand for tin was measured against There was more tin needed than waa The industry was asked to avoid cer- Great onantities of it, for imn- d to give weight and sheen to Leggs used to ( order. a ON te ty - sort of } But the experience of the Council of Na-, It had been ( been found to be no need of harsher methods L. lL. Summers is, according to Mr. Baruch, the) neror more than a century ago in Saxony. which was attained and passed, supplies the best “dope.” Mr. Summers was asked to act as the) title, extended over a front twice as extensive as | Yet all the time they were friends connecting link with producers of wood alcohol.' that of the First Marne. hitherto the greatest ( The industry appointed a committee which gave’ jn pnistorv: | the facts as to the amounts available. ; heeded for war purposes and the industry Was the evacuation of more than 7000 square miles | } it was fought by not less than ' It was all’ 4990000 men; it was immediately followed by gets it alland tries to meet the demands. as unmistakable and perhaps to prove as ex- The demand on the United States for steel is tended as that of Napoleon after Leipsic. tremendous. This nation is the premier pro-' } ducer of steel, and many other countries are de-| ae , ne At this|| Battle Without Geographical Objective | | a. , ( time the demand for steel for munitions and for | ’ In this battle, in the largest sense, there was no asked not to sell it privately. The Government | of French and Belgian territory, and a retreat ( en Gree et , unexampled magnitude. : pas. Se as . - ue ty “a German domination of the Paris-Chalons-Verdun | railway. which had been cut by indirect fire for in 1917. Their problem was to make ( famous in the campaign for Verdun of 1916. One ) British. The Hindenburg line was a memory. 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api Py ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH, SUN ‘DAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1918. | Ff oie She ners oon en SSS ores ern wince | a a ae, = SCs POST-IISPATCH:;..._ STAND BY THE Cee renee | Pee ——ae ag . oy JOSEPH PULITEBR «sue taste of the President's plea to the American peo | Diseu SSIONS of W ilson aa OAV BBs _ “Published by ~ Pulitzer Publishing Go, | Pile for a Democratic majority in both houses of pyre ‘ “sa , ; Teeift ity g in the: — tt Fa cron {eimlaitation for the conduct of the war Peace Note in German |} Ae . POST-DIBPATCH CIRCULATION : ae ; i —_— ie , Average for fire year, 1977: ' Many question the necessity of the appeal. | Phey | ps : i i £0 wo4Y Oa ee, 6 baa 61, 968° contend that others could better plead the President s | | and Austrian Pa e si ymphony Orchestrz ‘AILY AND BUNDAY....... ‘. 194.598 | cause. Others have done it. The Post-Dispatch as an/ [ p Ys | , ee [ ~~". | independent newspaper has thoroughly covered and | . ? Eagerly Awaitec | THR POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | | vigorously .urged the points in the Presidents plea. LONDON. Oct. 26.—German news-| regulation of these questions: aan War Benefit Int ' FORM Party newspapers and orators have pleaded for sup- papers are discussing openly wheth-| peace’ negotiations,” said .? | = — seg ee _ port of the. President and might haye been depended | pi a Egy gray ase pelrnirng pamenecly belly re wadtenhie Tate , Several Autumn | ie ES Sedlaelie te gy ere upon to urge the cause. He might have depended upon sary to obtain peace for Germany.'on Thursday. (In the address re Provide Social A | glways fight for progress and re- the good sense of Amorican citizenship to grasp the | | A Copenhagen dispatch to the Ex- (ferred to President Wilson said t 4 | form, never tolerate injustice or | situation and rally to bis support. | change Telegraph Co., says the view | “the wrong done to France by Prage) — | corraption, always fight denm- The President himself anticipated criticism. ‘No’ | held in Germany te that Presiden’ ca in 1872 t the malar Alsase- aie til _ gogees of all parties, never be- wo a Vilson does not demand the rulers) Lorraine which has unsettled HE apathy that society I - scruple of taste,” he says, “must in grim times like ‘abdication but will rest satisfied |peace of the world for tinues, owing to the quar: ‘with democratic development of Ger- | years should be righted.”) 3 {ions are going on, however, /man political imstitutions. ; “Moreover, having acce am - i | The Frankfort Zeitung says the ident Wilson’s pregram as th a ‘monarch is confronted with the/iof the entire peace work,” ‘Dr. Solty time. ‘greatest difficulties in making the continued, “we will loyalty, an q This vear as never befor _decision whether Germany shall sur- ithe sense of complete justices } | render or negotiate. It expfesses the | fairness, fulfill the program in all di long to any party, always oppose | privileged classes and pablic these be allowed to stand in the way of speaking ' ‘ planderers, never lack sympathy § the plain truth.” ee os th . with the poor, always remain de- | Who shall gainsay the right or the duty of the) &s' | vated to the nblic welfare. eK: | P s ; President, laboring under tremendous responsibilities, ing to mus sic for his needs, wever be «eatisfied with merely _ pockets into Red ('re | primtieg news, always be drasti- ' dealing with great moral and physica! forces, handling | | | eally ge ot never — | delicate and intricate questions vitally affecting the | hone teat % - ke “a speed? 8 e of afraid attack wrong, whether ee , : ® thé e will make “a & ¥ rections and at all points.” ™ qi? by pred ¢ platocracy or ok Oe ip 5% nation and of mankind, to appeal to and clever decision.” | The Foreign Secretary contended | Sate ‘cover the top’’ and | afery poverty. his fellow citizens to stand by him and to give him) —_—_——— that Polish annexation demands were | 4 home whose soldier boy does | JOSEPH PULITZER. internal administrative conditions which will simplify | Peeling ne trope - ¢Note. (08) not in pry anes with the peace | music has become the chief | ; i s task, free hi > Whoa! Presiden as . program of President Wil eee April 1@, 1967 his task, free his hands and strengthen his arm? Who | | By the Associated Press, ee Only shige tol qihens pyr neg ME singing OT concert it appear BERNE, Switzerland, Oct. eis » Zis ‘k in| TT mein Pi , . sea soa ac takes scdetderation pe | rhe President's plea is an appeal against party in- toward world-wide pacification. its intention honestly to carry o8t Mi) te of interest to the , ; awe t terests for national and world interests. The reactionary elements: are|the principles laid down by Presi- wil = esi ~ the alltes, but it is certaim to be one of. tr i a tely for their tra-, rile : tyro, as well as the real mu é the subjects discussed at the final cuun-, The Republican plea is an appeal for party interests | bres gt te nt re tae nr eae but pattie ae oe cf The orchestra's conductor cil table. Related to this adjustment) against national and worid interests. | CRA. Deevenees oF , aving in reply to the President ‘ns at the front and ma : | 'their opponents express confidence! taken its stand on his messages the © bt and of the highest importance to future; The Republican leaders plead the lovaltv members have relatives ser neace is the Kiel Canal that extends | pse he loyalty of the Re-' 'that the Liberals in the Reichstag, Government is resolved to act aces the colors, and some of the . | “~~ | Dablicans to the war— , ' - | | ficiently me tne colors, ANG some . ‘through Holstein. This canal forms one| & ayy rete ar—no one gainsays it. The Presi- Spain a lgwebery 20 oe agg egw cordingly.’ 9% ast year were members of the most formidable weapons forged | Cent admits MN; but pleads for unity and harmony in, of confidence in the Reichstag is re-| By the Associated Press mee wearing the khaki somey by Germany in her preparations for his administration against the inevitable discord and) | . garded as favorable to the Liberal) BASEL Oct. 26.—The questselnalll France.’ Another appeal | world conquest. It enables her fleet, frictiou of an opposition in control of the iegislative | cause and peace. | Alsace- Lorraine is purely a German. teresting list of soloists a OS er peng eure seco gan mms _branch of the Government. | scavidetl ‘internal question, dselares Karig@g for the ad see ne : ’ we | Wh? Deeet ; : aoe | > President’s | Hauss, the new Governor of great Belgian tragedian, Ca . man lake. as we have seen demonstrated | Che President pleads for united leadership in the | ’ German Papers Condemn ! pee aine, in the vt daccbeeniton Gumadl ’ who wos made homeless by : r . ' . : . . Sse ’ * ° + a ¥ ‘ eis during this @rar. To render Germany | Government; the Republicans plead for divided leader- By the Associated Press. 'He declares the future of Alsace-Lar- me man invasion of Belgium { forever im tent to threaten the peace! ship in Government. rl COPENHAGEN, Oct. °26.-—-With/raine must be decided by vote of the Q tells the whole story of ,~ of the worl@g will be the chief object of} Which is the better? Which works the more ef F few exceptions the German press. ‘populdtion. . Belgium in his reading the peace spttiement. One of the most) ¢oay for: eoccess? We. has PEGE 3 a condemns President Wilson's latest) maerts’ poem, “Le Drapea effective ways to accomplish this wil) be’! she: Lath: ve Have tried divided leader-. note, saying it is an alteration of his! vienna Papers Tell of Plans for De- ‘ accompanied by the full 4 . former standpoint, and betrays lack | mobilizing Army. Other artists are Francesca soprano of the Chicago op “ ' of comprehension of recent events in! py the Associated Press. Germany as well as misconstruction BASEL, Oct. 26.——Vienna news-— ito deprive her of the Kiel Canal. This Ship in the field with woful results. We have tried “can be done in two ways without offend-,; unity of command and counse) ip the field with extraor. cha Seidel, who was the mu j ~ é ‘ é ~ ing justice. Oneisto give it to Denmark | q; : : , 7 ~' dinary success. ; i-hy restoring the Duchies; the other, and, Shall Wwe reverse the rule i ts 3 THE PEN Is STILL MIGHTY. of what has happened there. It is| papers are publishing articles fela- — gation in New York last seas * nerhaps better way, whether the Duchies ce : ? bn Our governmenta! leader- SS === | also said the note represents a con-, tive to preparations for demobiliging ri Casadeus, French viol are restored or not, is to internationalize | S ral 7 re e y y RRO R oO f Be apa + ae —~ cession to the demands of the allied the army. One newspaper says that @ considered the greatest liv , it, as it is proposed to do with the Dar-, We hold to the theory of government by parties. How. ~ ~ Written for the POST-DISPATCH | a Pstpenecvenpeicetnlapersnine ego say atthe | : daneties. : adh (sue becuccenatél ‘party dbeatiineat Bite dsettec’ P T" R LI©O () Py N | () NU JI ST A MINI TE | Fat ne oe Theodore Wolff, writing in the | Karlowits have revolted. Karlowitg @ will play at the St. Louis + fhe Kiel Canal, as a German weapon | party control? Nothing but fs ‘tor ’ | Tageblatt of Berlin, expresses great! is a village in Croatia-Slavonia Hug- @ ment: Julia Claussen, cor - mnenacing {to the world, must be struck | aE wok. & but fatture of the administra- This column is designed io reproduce — disappointment. He says it always gary. . the Chicago opera: Mischa ‘* eut of Germany’s hand. | tion could jnstfiy reversal of congressional control. without dias the latest af a a the MY PRAYE T} Pe Bie | has been a principle of international! | —_—-~—s 2 | pianistic genius; Michel ; 2 L. R. JOHNSON, Has the President's administration been a failure? leading 3 . neon : 4. , } é Ais 1€ sign painter 1s seldom up gaan affairs not to interfere with the in- | Poses at hie F-rice smid to Be Popu- | violinist and concertmaste * - Cane G d MV aye : i peblicist:, newspaper perto ‘Copyright by the Author.) it sc hard as when he tries to spel! chile ) slems : : uis Sym : 7 tirardeau, Mo. Shall we brand it as such by ie when? | icals on the questions of the day . igh iene ft . = ternal problems of other nations. lar. . St. Louis Symphony; Leo om =e Pitttics) wiity betwee the alent ‘ i ; 7° [’ in the Golden West the stun sinks con carne. eee: n k REGEN ms Open, tah President Wilson recognized this, he PARIS, Oct. 26.—In well informed @ Yuns pianist, who is kne i. Are There Too Many Stenographers’ legislature is the aoe oe : 1S ration and the: te low, : ee end Chilly. Parlors Chill pa continues, In his Mexican speech in circles it is said that the nomination | ‘futurist’ in musical clire Te the Faiter of the Post-Dispatch. els Ss tne very essence of parliamentary goy- NO REPARATION® : Why should on marvel 0} Inga ain. a o rilly orn June, 1916, but new, Herr Wolff de- of Count Julius Andrassy as suceeg- @ [tosen, violinist Mme; : i “TT ; ‘ { Of rY{ SO} Ler € , \. f : 7c ’ rr , ¢ S as . ,- i. IT notice the Council of National Defense (ernment. Every parliamentary Zovernment is orgun- From ine \ew York ‘Tridune _ gn oh eee pe i ge rho hia "te we d ee tae wkaaae Dosa'e nnentent ae : oO . ‘The peace which the President) ry P ‘orld’s greates >: > women have opened a class for eiuass| ized on this theory. The administration changes when TIEN the war is ended the ailies tn Will rise to light the world again lie probably got the word mixed ut Johanna ge 1B he Be peace herbie ond eas re a “i wah Le wt ~raphers. If these good women will ine | the control of the Legislature changes. Shall we re : with the career of Gen. Carney, one - ata d e. be : + ‘ts ' above a important from the view- : — ® vestigate the employment bur t th a Europe will have spent far above. . : ' ne hy iermany at the mercy of its @P-| point of a conclusion of peace. and | ~ auf ploy 4 eaus at t | verse this essential rule fn a time of WaT. Ww hen unity Rui whnen the sun that iit the days of of the conquerers of the Weet. ponents, President W il*on’s polieyv is | an apt lication of the “safety erent typewriter offices they will find | and harmon 9 ~ w& hundred billions to save their lands Love Just to prove that one need not nee one of brutal force. Itis sible h . 3 i the places filled with stenographers seet-. y are essential” Recedes into the unknown dar camantiy have a” eaten miners a OF OFUTE Uri 6S is possible he principle in Austria. It is said t= Ping positions. Why not see that these| 0 get at the heart of the Republican plea let us; 9° “*T™many. The United States ma} ccgaiiake Wht WH deine telew. abot at atiorted fc the ottemnGbtle bidelteie eee nee Siemens ee ee » ; ¢ ‘ S : aE 3 ‘ g S = ove Be &Li Lee ® 4 OTNOIDIE MISLICS> (,erman people. We must he pre- iat Vienna and Bud pest. ae: — 2 x. eters anes en a : Set gmorveg consider what would be the Republican argument if spend forty or tiftv billions more in their Not e'en a star will send a spark in California, kindly observe this sign nared for whatever may conte.” “he Zuric’ daneolinnniicias or’ eS e “market” an ay : a oe nee ! are = nj vee at . th 4 | MY ioe oe omtahiet — *,; a Republican President were in the White House?; #9: Our fields and cities have not been eer he ‘rem Geats sephe ~ Journal says the new foreign m . ° m 1 ’ ao x t t ~ ° es . a ees Who doubts it? What was the Republican argument | 2°?55*¢ into captivity. The war has se gates et eee (larage C toerit Dr. Solf Says Alsace Wil Be Givew | tories Gat ee , during icone | ie ae i sera ie a a ee , ging 2 abs bay st are Btoering “Complete Justice.” direc. peace negotiations with ™ rhe Bone-Dry Amendmem. ne ns and aetee ie Civil War What was the party | never come brutally. piercingly, home t forests and Lakes are one black mass Hiave greaseing and polish £3 e Associat ee Press. wp eeT eee recourse to the. le the Baditor of the Post-Disvatel. plea in the Spanish War” Us, " never =" ~— cannot o- wha' When all our morrows are in sorrow ing done her AMSTE RDAM, Oct, ‘26 “As for fices of President Wilson. Il. ved . = one gm will not “win the war.’, Is it true or not true that a defeat of the President's ‘We Prench. the Mnglish, the Belgians, the a Racin snap 7 a . ri | . ; Alsace-Lorraine, it is at once clear) the situation in Austria-Hungary Is” | | Benepe it firs. In my humble opin-| party would impair his strength:and weaken his | Italians feel. We have not as a nation ne See ee ee: BOY ORO eee How Kings are doing these days is that, as these @rritories were ex-/such that the monarchy will Gamma = 517-19 ion the Reed amendment prohibiting in- ‘fluence abroad? Which -- seen hell with our —o puss indicated by this sign on a suey shop pressiy mentioned among President capitulate and throw itself on the m terstate shipments of intoxicating liquors | 11C would give him the greatest — j x Own cyee. on Jefferson avenue Wilson's 14 dN Re we er: to the! mercy of the allies. ‘Dea GIGANTIC ti ~ into ary states for beverage purposes ts strength and influence as the head of the nation— We cannot feel and therefore we can- lf. as the white robed Priests have a! ee 3 “ae | = =e : — *- not only “fatally defective” in itself, as} Victory or défeat in the elections” not think as our allies think. To us the re mane Pe SM ae E OF ) ae coal ee GERMANS CLUB HUNGRY U, S, RETREATING ENEMY IN SER SAL A prayer to Heaven is surely heard es pt snp * norrid ETTORE: en My lips would speed the words ! idare king (sloom is no better. evil cream, ig grim reality to them. unfold, On a noune at Corpus C hristi ‘Vex. PRISONER WHO PICKS GRAPES SPARES RAILROAD AND OUR ENTII 3, country. The Constitution of the United | wt " ) = States of America is the “supreme law | ‘heir decision at the polls. Shall we therefore sit coolly and make Ud send a prayer in anguish stirred os See ri Z | terms of peace for them. we, with our This place is not for sale Mite Stars and Stripes Print Story of Allies Capture lcnough Faqai on STOCK OF ™ of the land,” whether in time of war or It is the duty of the intelligent. inde; iti: : : nel Bie ependent citizen- | ' T would not pruy for longer years on trade. Sure is dry , rank Savicki Who scaped Nish to Open Comm — ee ee ~ the lawyer would say, but it has virtually; In this crisis yc should conside “a . ‘ . ‘ oters h , . , f killed “‘bone-dry”’ prohibition in this } t ° ° . a - oun ' only ' i Cte, he truth. the judicious conclusion as to the effect of - e+ . in time of peace. Co ss i i a assi we - sete pe ; ngress is not above; ship of this country to think | “dispassionate” and “tempered udg- Seaboard. : \ this supreme law. The United States Su- weigh them carefully I oh — | goog ~ ment’ Is this our role? gy. SO Riaagace EF ee EYRE OE aise | | | ee ee bop erdlinnanon yf ts a 4, preme Court will so hold, declare and! . 7 i y and vote in accord with their | Rac: é Nor gold, uor frankincense and Ina ) contectionsry at Milano, Tex By the Associated Press. By the Associated Presa. ~ decide, and this will be the “death-knel}” | Judgment for the welfare of the nation and the success ecause we have the might and the) epee ene ee eee re ae ee . - PARIS, Oct. 26.—The Stars and! WITH THE ALAIED ARMIESON 9 (0 absolute “bone-dry’’ prohibition laws | Of ifs great cause. Every other consideration should millions, wealth in billions, steel mills | But as I knelt in faith of magic worth To man to man is so U'n Just Stripes, the official newspaper of the | ‘Tl-h SERBIAN FRONT VIA * nt: The proposed consti- | be laid aside. grraries-—because we are rich and pow- | ('d pray to dream once more of her. ) We dont no witch one to trust this Expeditionary Force, ider- , LONIKIL, Monday, Oct, 21.—With) ~ tational amendment (in its present form) | ‘ , er | HMERBERT W. CANN We trust in god others cash tifies the first American private sol-| capture of Nish sufficient ro a Pes erful « “ a LARBERT W. CANN “ : I 5 is also unconstitutional. per se, even | soil iabicentiabiineniigsie has = sate sa all assaults. and be- Sy ee 9 EEK oh ad at wh aes Ste ai peed dier to escape from prison in Ger stock was taken to establish : . : 7 cause ev needed our 1, shs . ‘est: ~~ a any as Fran Savicki of & an 1unicati "ron: yaaa eae phe “adil wat states, Those Republican leaders in Congress have missed make Fe at ae oe, en 2 Sir—-In my travels 1 have met quite In a restaurant at Amarillo, Tex eect 7 : ae of area oe acca from the Serbian from ll / 4 upreme;| the point. T "resi | gine “shed ' | a number of shut-ins. amongthem Orlo |) ame . doah, Pa., and devote’ an article to, U sea = Court will so hold, declare and decide. | . Rabie rabasececctn Goes not ask the people to’ With an academic sou! do we think t | J. McDurmon of C arias: efich Pa Moover runs this place. We just his experiences The enemy, in addition to showing ae This will put an end.to absolute “bone- | vote for ail Democratic candidates, regardless of their | weir} | Rs ¢ , seiatiaiad work, here. ! While a prisoner Savicki spent ten) his intention of evacuating Serbia a9— > dry” prohibition in this country forever | fitness, but does mean to gay that there are enough. : yi and measure ther pain, their loss, | ates See aaa =n Scaane 4 aS paeisle ics ssius do euce eee ee ae weeks behind the German lines) Guic kly a8 possible. apparently re | . ae . e , ’ : ‘ } . ° . . e he ‘ , $ =a @ x e ’ =» The Reed amendment and the constitu-| tried ; , Re ik : meeps forsooth, is this to be weighed ani a: dieiaeinall ) th Bagh Al Dallas. Tex.. where be worked 14 hours daily on | Sires to give evidence of 4 more: s and true Democratic candidates to make up a) pa), Iie enjoys your column. He wants to i | . » tional proposed amendment (in its pres- | majority which will stand by th A ; alanced with those of the marauding gybmit se: Lak eae aaeeee Sou froen tae | ‘6 oaks 7 military work. He then was sent to! Ciliatory spirit. At the important & $ os ort Roo ee ee its war poli les. et | nes letter: | . i Chisea Appartments-for Gentle a farm. He often went days withou: | mine near Zaytcher, which wasa is self-evident. Wine. beer d whisky | °° JOLICICS , | pyaea - me Chel seg An -for me food and water and was clubl »y doned last werk, the machinery al and whisky | rhe war } , Page } ) eile as n- a nex-for men. and was ubbed } , » (as property in the “eves of the law’) | 20 in aS not been fought on Ger- The Almer cemetery lays in an . his guards for picking grapes along heen found intact om ‘ tand | man soil, The cunning of the Hun 4, angle formed by two converging roads = aa A P 7 ‘ , , i ong : fs er oe ene Ses cannot | NEBRASKA WOMEN'S VOTE. teh} 7) 68 6° sain highways Thousands of At Abi pone. alana a road side to eat. Finally he was It was in charge of an : ; » be confiscated and destroyed (sequestere! | ; matenhiess prenaration, saw to that. Shall. xen , oe pice bag ves shee sent to the prison camp at Rastatt,| superintendent who was left ot . ® and annihilated) without just compensa-. Women will not vote in Nebraska aot the November the atroc‘ties which the President says; gonad gbarce tonsa pyr d ed pat Mion ies Undertaking Co where he received kanabhiing Red with instructines to turn over = 4 a . elect - : : i ; ity seat. As the resi ¢ vaibarl oe np athe ils ean ae Ae Keo ‘ross parcels Set 7 ; * : i ee otanmneeagery ere Te | ihe coer much to the disappointment of those who are now a bar to an armistice—-shal] corner is a nesting place for signs, One . Be ee pot w ahdpre ere Pine Sask ee ¥) ) i ; A. sR. ‘ted ; ali , : . ; Ona tre * Fulton, Ar After sever: eek: the prison SERRE ; | ’ ay ees " : strong loyalist vote from that State. The, these be no bar to peace? ‘hall they, Of the largest, the two supporting posts bs ‘ paiva: aban aph ety. camp Mavickd weeced led | iat sine eal women gained the ballot by a law passed by the last. go ut z of which rested in the cemetery . yee amp Savicki succeedes in escaping U-BOAT INACTIVITY TAKEN By “ Liberty Loan Publicity f . , Inavenged * : “cet : Rattle «ell * ind making his wa through the ‘ | os ‘. Legislature, but the antis have asked a referendum It is ‘ grounds just over the fence Was a large acti 5 « septa 9: ap io | ir : in bl * ee a ee Pen Dae and presented what appears to b suffici | : is estimated that the destruction and flaming poster reading: ‘Wake Up! eile Deas SRE Ore wr © ern eee ere AS A PART OF PEACE OFFENSIVE | i; ; © On behalf of the Metropolitan St. Louis | of , ree pp . Oo e a sufficient petition. ruin wrought in Belgium and Northern, Your Country Needs You.’ ” Sir--In deference to ithe urgemt! re he nas rejoined his regimen! & ar ~ Liberty Loan Organization, 1 want to ex- ¢ women attacked this petition, and the case of France alohe could not be compensated He also likes your poetry. Herewith | West of our Government that in these EPA Operations This Week Almost Neg: s opi > press our thanks and appreciation for, ‘h@ antis, so strongly that they have cheated them-! for billions of dollars. Shall Germeny #207 sina! one by him: pdr cagpernenny sic Reais og ii eto ney > GERMANY BRINGING MEN FROM ligible Despite Presence of Maey fH S = the splendid support given in the Fourth! selves out of a vote at one election, at least. The ‘pay nothing? T a a 7eFMENY| | > splendid assistance from your newspaper. | 4 raudulent to such an extent that the referen-' nothing? [t is merely an incident of #T* #Fre Shivering limbs of shameless of a Cowntown face bulging West Exclusive of 831 Withdrawn | ***te this week as to vecome almest ” uw Yours sincerely, ' dum had failed. But he also said that the suffragisis war : = | trees-— re ee , After Casualties. negligible as a war measupe, not S | J. HERNDON SMITH. | bad made such a strong case and had raised so many. yi What wonder is it, that the corn is . Do Not Strike | By the Associated Pres rhea pte that as many oF mor ; > i gg Metropolitan District of St./ points that he could not expect the defendants to find. el we seem to have stopped thinking shocked 7” A. E. RUMP. marones op. +h Cai WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN aby et sate willis ent? if more room is dawdbe | Scotia. Grand Pre was the name of the place from at 4 cating su ent of th c wmf aey Nees | Ou tenti lled hertin’ Ladi 4 keane Papp Ow gatci| specter sand ws. ine cette VieRDU N. Oct. < —< : vetne . ae bs which | cc e (-erman nation. t r attention is calle to the fact ’ © i 0 ame . ~ The Cerma , ; ex “4 'r Herder ie | why not add to the m t re | came is , | ae en oe 2 ang t i ae Ne rom f ain ~~ al and save both heroine and hero in Longtellow ’s poem.| For its sins the nation shall pay. Anc| ‘D&t the refund slips issued by the | mhirgartertam preening Wine oe trogps closely informes eg | Cotta Pet fol overhead charges, double facilities. | “Evangeline,” “The Boys of Grand Pre” ; _ . 3 : | United Railways pending a decision not realized that the men he despised--- ’ ff § SB 4 @ ete. Three of my doctor friends figure re” was a much read | the people of the United States will not ee , Atkins, Poil 1 Yanks wench Dapidl arenes at = thet gu book of adventure in the librari ; : , upon 6-cent fares are about the size ommy =s, cone om 5 U-HOATS NEARLY RESTORED German note and each of e ce ts : the new scheme wil) cost the city ¢ ee ad es of juvenile fiction a delay the punishment. | of a cigarette paper. We are not sus- | would stand up sro. well to his four Wilson's replies have been ? sud = $25,000 or more every year over ana, 7 a century ago. Though only a minor point | | picious enough b ture to hay “ years of hel! and then override him | SME » 4 ; at * above « single plant idea. There is an| in the great war record, associations of Boris of Bulgaria teiwan 4.) ee Senate Committee Told Tonnage To- | thé front lines ax soon as po ; of * election soon. Is it possible that we are! and old world 8 of new world, | chase es. | ith Mth Sates tent _ day Is But 7 Per Cent, Less Than | Yesterday the German * 2 paying to clinch the negro vote rather rid come in contact with this engagement | “~°", ‘h* Providence Joamal. = = = prwene nh - yd up and Hin- | at Beginning of War. | gent out an abetract of the ‘ a / ’ : * - ' o : G i than to give him a better hospital? My | “°°8® Military importance overshadows historical or | ROWN PRINCE BORIS, if he hus} Molly: I see Mr. Meek has sued his | that pai ake oe with tas tahinoley beat. BT VASHINGTON Oct. 26 Gent's latest reply, wal ee * doctor friends tell me the plan is bad. sentimental values. There are a multitude st eee | really suceeeded Nis father on the! wife for divorce. ree pen “Tae pai eno9 = < = hep ee ot N, Oct. 26.—-The to- accurate, laying emphasia On ‘beth for the city finances and the ne- contacts. Doubtless Longfellow as wel] es Foch must throne of Bulgaria, has a difficult task | Coddle: Yes: the poor fellow has aiden tale - ini enna inten eer wi i ig te v — ~Femacng mem President's use of the word : roe. who are entitled to good care. have bad USt | ahead of him. It is even possible. in- ‘timally moved for a separate peace : a vers of the Senate Military Commit- | der.’ German privates had . wall shh aver-watehful Post run this thine “g ad a place in the minds of those who captured deed. that in the ¢ rattan = » in = = clamors for peace, for the bloodshed tv tee were told at their War Depart- of other notes when captured , a l . — ® turmo!! of the next few cease. for the allies to quit firin’ guns _. - : own = give us more light as to whet j So diers who had read the work of bor fiction may e Maybe Senat l_ewi« h % 3 a ‘ : i t i gut ment conferencr today, is only i per da’ Hundreds of pinestt ind thir scheme”? i heave had a share in the greater advent: hich months the people of the unhappy king- . a6 he or |.e@Wis bought his ta which thev'l! do, T susepect, when h:+ cent lees than at the teginnineg of the . and b rure- ‘ ae ire which re mous at with the intention of loses his neck, and the world hes beer tk RRS . Frown VIGILANT CITIZEN, / claimed the ori,ina!l Grand Pre, i ste may decide that they want no more | sending it to the Kais*er at the percho- cleansed of the Huns pee ES tonnage h been more Winter quartere—& Se tined— ings. ‘ ' , ' , peewee as Ooch Im ; flat or apart - Diep i { logical moment ? ' ~——Qna Nryyvure. than doubled, Wasim apartment. See Post: im a 4 A .

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on man Papers these questions by bns,”” said Dr. WwW. man Foreign Secre. sssing the Reichstag (in the address re. Zent Wilson said thar he to France by Prys. the matter of Alsace. 1 has unsettled the World for nearly 69 righted.’’) pe BaAVINE accepted Pres. Program as the basic peace work,” Dr, Soir B will loyally, and in complete justice and the program in all di- all points,” Secretary contended exation demands wer: nee with the peace esident Wilson. f military age had forcibly, Dr. Solf a» pn then exceptions hea the cases of phys'- n, firemen, policemen mployed in supplyire © questions asked on day, the Foreign Sec- he Government em- udiated any doubt sof nonestiy to carry out laid down by Presi. He added: ‘ reply to the Presiden: d on his messages the resolved to act ac ed Press ~6.-~Tne question ot © is purely a German stion, d:clares Kar! bw C;overnor of Alsacec.- he Strassburg Gazette. e future of Alsace-Lor- decided by vote of the ; Tell of Plans for De- NWiizing Army. ted Press. dct. 26.-—Vienna news- publishing articles rela- rations for demobilizing ne newspaper suvs that regiments stationed at ve revolted, Karlowitz Croatia-Slavonia Hun- ~ ee ee em, - Price ‘mid to Be Popu- lar. t. 26.——In well informed aid that the nomination lius Andrassy as succes- pn «6©Burian, the ! ¢ * * aia SESS ae eS ag a -_— a a ss Hf SOO gee a — Be ES ‘ ee ay Te Rene ener eee f ST.LOUIS POST-Dispatcy Gonts in tro Bs Pass at 2 — — — . ’ * OCTOBER 27, 1918, SUNDAY MORNING, ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 3 — ~_~— a qn —— — ~ - ae er — ene eee — ——- ood sutitiendie -~cemanse eee oe A en —— ee Several Autumn Engagements and Weddings to Provide Social Affairs. E apathy that society has been plunged into during the tinues, owing to the quarantine regulations going on, howev er ons are This year as never before in the history of St. gents ‘‘over the top”’ , for several large war relief benefits to be 45 5000 28 the ban is lifted aaa several musical events are schedule Music helps sell Liberty Bonds, it draw at of pockets into Red Cross and other war relief eoffers: ——$——_ epidemic con- still being in foree. Prepara- given d for that Louis ev ery one is turn- S money it sends regi- and it helps to comfort the heart of the mother at home whose soldicr boy doesn’t come back | Also, this year as never before mesic has become the chief pleasure of the public and whether community goging or concert it appears alike to everybody now, and those who h geither time nor music. orchestra this has inclination for other forms of amusement are ea In consequence the Symphony concerts which will beste noxt ge attracting more interest than usual and names of subscribers are ist that have never before been seen there. an | ave | ger for month yn the gt ane Cc sd Slacia gymphony Orchestra’s Opening Concert Next Month _ Eagerly Awaited—Patriotic Programs to Further War Benefit Interests—Allied Artists to Appear— 7) 43 J MSS Ws LY Sthe rN of _ ’ Oho? Z A iAsG&y ~~ = F » ? a ‘ao -- ) HALAL RATE ALL 7 > . 4) > sf , AALL a af LOLL?ALA Cal cee AS MAAMN , , - j (4A OD JKayiwara. B2crt ‘ 1 > ++. i er, Wem oer Sr Bas . *4 T . . ‘ f f . af ~ i€és are sponsored bs the Ale | F , ~ Hs = music, songs and national airs tnat|/ most all of the old names and manv t 1 + tomorroy Hotel Statler. liance Francaise and the revenue ac- | Ch ors f oa yi Son y Cguncil SQUAL " . res . c j ° Wy 1, OC oe . . , nn al m , . ene twee hy i will be of interest to the musical | ne Ww ones and the list of boxholders | Cieorge | Kdwards. ehair-. cruil wi I ai di | bet een ; | oy. weer den Shue: Ce Werk Campaigm os. tyro, as well as the real music critic. ‘contains the names of many of the : =i lh) A r sta } tA American Mund for Fren ‘h Wounded a 4 ; twa es . hac " Shep? £ . . ; , ee ‘ drey Ff The age S poor tor nas “Fa sg ak prominent men and wom- presid a e Fa herle eS Chil oe 2 at tne Fon are many oO tS) en. mong are: iss F "ence rance. kt.) too eartyv to state ie , . al have relatives servine wi n | H: , = ‘ : eee ries anipans Florence ‘eprpr insettted lit special features that will character- | elevati from the floor and these Of the Board, Mrs (;reenfield Sluder, members have rela ser serving with} Hayward, Mrs. H. G. Mudd, Mrs. Os- MSPirin, unsettred Conditions, | SpeCidt Teatures tia re medina “2 gg edt ane _ sg ‘ Miss Emiiv Sproule, Mrs. Morrison S and Some oO the me wt o,car Jo S A ‘Ss ¢ ri qt yes sco ore Iie rintiol for the by ay Ive eat h concert which 1as tne two- fave all been Sponen for Assirn s os aitial, ‘ " ‘ . s : . os ed ; aa members ied. ater | Mrs wong win tyh ar heeds oe str 5 ler the r t; : 7 told : urpose of advancing music In- ments have bee “ eikie Mrs. Hent uller, Miss Elise Pettus and Miss last — SPE ee ee ee Mrs. Breck- ou a pei harvey 58 ey ON ; Te ee : «= erin seceeiieandiinnal nee . ..| Flad Season subscribers includ: wearing the khaki somewhere in inridge Jones, Mr. Claude Kilpat- I} j heth ¢ ENS yrowilneg stead ierest aS a rexguilal part OO; ie Passe .. ' sig at wast Prrtersgerpse rhc nina 58 unis Renoist Wim 4 4 ye) ” A other a ) Ie" is Ss ee 4 ™ I " ’ Ma . a iio —— fo = ; . ch p { Is a if ’ ing mone \ tor re 1e Work vation ° al the © ist, to 7 rs. rank a i . bg i ie . ai a France. Ano PI 1 is the ir | rick, | Mrs. R. W. Shapleigh, Mrs. J. Gorhard Sisters | Che « hang | far nec i , | Rater ertsntt - ee hin shen: othe Ameri. | Stieknes \ A McMillan. Elias teresting list of egloists annourced 1). Killey, Mrs. Cc. W. Seudder. Mrs. Photograph by reOTi — eit; tec has been tne secon | Concert among tne wounded ane ine ¢ rpnan- — mea vans spinnin tne geen rs aetak theies denne Guy Study Per. e season. Among the is A. Le She ‘ig ‘s , : ing hanged to ‘Thursday after- d children. ean Fund for French ounded, Atr ee, ee Riper, km ve ad apt : “ll re disn &. sated Lit * ~ irs — “Ri ‘ aes A ) | - , penin ne “ ) | ' eht boxes will be installed in the Walter T. Campbell, president of the Me! MeCat James Franciscus, Lo grea 2 4 ua! a?’e ] . ot ‘ ast@} m lak 5 nm rs. .. 4 _y Aittrick Jones / ape y ‘ / ~~ noon. rec. . r)é erly ¢ t yy agate 2g2n mo? ~ li; it ‘ i ~~ - 1 | . % ; 1}? il, lel ! } — . ' ‘ ’ e f ‘ Ai ‘ 2 a — Py : : a ¢ _ ert ee i © =e ; ri a wey . etal - who was made homeless by the Ger- Mrs. Henry C. Scott, Miss Mary Li- ops (7, ne, lian Ay ane Wh, Nps. SLEGIGE Ay TL fe ef? ridayv Nov. 8, with HHulda Lashan bali room of the Statler with a slight’: Alliance KFrancaise and to members (ontinued on Next Page. man invasion of Belgium and wh»! 9nberger, Mr. and Mrs. Frank P es 1 Od ies = 64 / pa eee > ‘ " : f ff ” 14 : [ao AC sI ASS tells the whole story of martyred Crunden, Mrs. Huntington Smith Jr Fhe LR a WLS cA Ade OF — nes dd ’ ete habe abs hi = the» : | Jr., LC as higgs: . sisess: & SAA a Ah AAR AAAS RRA SR AAA an he ob PRR Belgium in his reading of Cam-;|Mrs. August A. Busch, Mrs. J. W. A C58 Sr ocuatae SNOW ees formerly c [ae Alorenk UPAR UR UR UR UR EER URS UR ER ER EER ER AR AR AR SARSFSA ih maerts’ poem, “Le Drapeau Belge,”’, Lewis, Mrs. William K. Bixby, Mrs. Ui Hitt o o- rT pe =i accompanied by the full orchestra.|George F. Tower Jr., Mrs. Peyton T. Ts Store Hours: 9:00 to 200 : Other artists are l'rancesca Peralta,!Carr, Mrs. D. R. Calhoun, Miss Laura at1 Ts 7 soprano of the Chicago opera; Tos-,Nolker, Mrs. J. H. Douglass, Mrs. W®#8Y. Mrs. Charles E Kimball, Mr. : Sat lav night concerts will be Novy. ip cha Seidel, who was the musical sen-:' George Steedman, mre -©: Mc], | Robert S. Brookings, Mr. George D.i22 and goa. rs F . , “ ‘ ‘ a ' \ ‘ . . ] sation in New York last season; Hen-|Clark, Mrs. A. B. Ewing.. Mrs. H Markham. Mrs, katy M. Howard. 9 if ee : eatigs: engin le ne eee we a are Gruen A. saunimnetsixtte ninoael in C, Waldeck, Mr. Theophilus Conzel- having been perftorme . i he Chicago opera: Mischa 1 evitski, | W. mmons, Mrs. Oliver F. Rich- cade t Toward 46 inch at ee rexidence efahe mer > 509 W ashington Ave. + pianistic genius; Michel Gusikoff,' ards, Mrs. H. McKittrick Jones, Mrs, | ™ann, “a weorge = ail tdgaeiae TS ee MI \ Li of : ini , nn ims n- parents r ind Mr rthur violinist and concertmaster of the! Kdward Mallinckrodt Jr., Mrs. Orion George Englesmann, Airs. D. A Jan-) parents, Mr. ba ~~ | ' oe Cs * : : ‘ ; ys : . ‘ . ha 4 er : ) Ww l° f le ) 45 { \ ~ | e mOuLleEvVart St. Louis Symphony; Leo Ornstein,!J. Willis, Mrs. J. H. Holliday, Mrs. Uary, Dr. HH. W. Hermann, I. ward hase of ; a “a na f ° y one Ys ve yung pianist, who is known as a'E. F. Richards, Mrs. Robert Moore. Mallinckrodt, Alex T. Primm Jr., Mi gee oni Te cia we Aire 1 b f a ; ; , } | er 2 Ps ion: » cenure wedaing ary : “futurist in musical circles: Max! Mrs. I. W. Morton, Mrs. John T. Da- Adolph A. Mey and is posite | "A aie urch hist i Manufacturers Overstock Purchase of ¥ Rosen, violinist: Mme; KEErnestine vis, Mrs. William Dee Becker, Mrs. The concerts will begin Noy. 10) 5t. Peters —_ — a a; “i . ' i r 4 be . ‘ } , ‘eT? ‘9 ne | ¥ Lt) UeETIZ.: aeee clit Schumann-Heink, regarded as the! W, Thompson, Mrs. D. B. Hussey,' with a Sunday afternoon “Pop” con-, OWlMNs lo the infiuenza et aa : va : : ’ } , ig} : roger aS a2 Cec ana worlds greatest contralto; Rudolph Mrs. J. F. Schlafly, Mrs. R. E. Con-/cert. The first Friday afternoon an‘ original pt Pees: Wee 44 only the relatives and a few close T ; friends were present at the home Ts + "og Sibstete | ' ; ceremony. uy - Mrs. Edwin Embree Pendleton, rT. }: formerly Miss Katherine Van Bure: rr. f Loo e ere Ou iY i the bride’s cousin and a br of the i A : ate spring, herself, was matron of ip 7 Don’t be in a hurry to buy the first Cont honor and wore a gown of pale gra ic / = you see. There are plenty of Coats in eosiigs Shee ew are Ee ah all ' ( ) - this city. Every store has more than satin and carried bout of pink mf nN a € at ne- ourth, ne- f they need—SO HAVE WE. First look B roses, UA nround at all the stores—cct posted on @& 1 it: MIartha I er: th Y the styles and materials, Then come ee Meas a | th awe 8 ir ne- a an ven A here and you will appreciate THE REAL, 3 VrIUe s de , : : 7 b F COAT BARGAINS AS OFFERED OND) girl and wore a white crepe de chine U& ‘ os ie ; : ‘ ; ' ’ A ADDISON'S. frock embroidered in rosebuds a mi ess an egu ar vs carried a basket of ping roses ef 7 GIGANTIC : Moxander Starne of Bpringheld,| @ f Se. ag ; 'S Yd i. ir pe | = ill., Wa bye man oe te rps ’ : f Ee ’ i ‘ SALE OF —— -t = The bridal robe was of heavy Ue, > ed ——¥ ss ’ white n, With the waist elabo oe , r4 OUR ENTIRE —a ES rately embroidered in pearls. It had Of All For o ole lone tioht leeves of t} ( Bees rnal “ r = — omental LOTR Lib oat ; ’ ‘ i hd i ¥; i 0 2D STOCK OF ——— = b erapes skirt and the jiong court i OCS 1 ne L+ay : = —— train was of embroidered chiffon A 0 ] . —_— lier tule veil was caught with if, the Lot ALLY rS — corte | of oO inaue } lo Si} i? | 4) wre yi carried bouquet of white orchids. A Pps ‘ ANUAR ? : a CES NO ons eption followed the cers + ~% Af ? 1} my ne 1ité hone rif pal a) a os ’ ‘ rey} . ‘ . . ’ ,? * - . J i opel eptelbegy Wcadins barcode A ‘That it’s an ill wind that blowsnobody good’” Is par- ; = a1 / “- eX w ') Ar) trmer ; e P . . af P ° . P t Values Up to $29.75, on Sale at yj home in the nex sige ticularly exemplified in this fortunate purchase. Asa = at O50 ‘ ming ave i , .. , en : result of adverse weather and business eonditions, sev- A = i eats ener eek | AT; ee (ial qj thie POON j ga v rie al : “? * . “ ; : - Fur-Trimmed Plush Coats ae lal a -. ; of Mr nd Mrs. A. H. Gale i has! eral Eastern manufacturers found themselves over- ’ " } t ‘ } ’ a } : : i , ’ Silk-Finished Velours— : Deen ris i ihe be eS oO} ( iz stocked. Deep price COLCeSSIONS were necessars to re’. 2 her i ebjyaiyt ; . " . ! st i i if sr" ire - ¢ «> \ ‘’ . fi . | Wool Velours— a ee ee duce their stocks to normal level. You reap the benefit ; WwW , 4 mi LT; » . , . ‘ ° ; , , y All- ool ey Ds aiteal ix Raw Sak wad | - Hiundreds of the finest Saits and Coats: in the most 7! 1) + hool in New York and ha ‘ , , q -e lal ’ “ ( harming stvles for Kall and Winter will be placed on sale “ “yy tomo! ee l si oi ot enc hapa ee gar 7 f { t ) | ) P . \\ rth) It La knew the ? serie eounu She is a member of th at a traction of: their former wortn. ve cnesr iagonals— olors irs, the is em rbibber 3 of ) | : ‘th Fur Collars Junior League and has been et smartness, built-in quality and superior workmanship of i Coats wit O in irriou branches oft Will yor] iz these varments as we do, thev’d he sold by noon. Here's 4 =i — | 1e & icl ir '] ‘ : ’ on ‘* Fur 0 9 “7 ogee ( seen th great chance, too, for some substantial Cliristmas economy. r - or Nis (grace 1 LG 7 t | Full-Lined atlambs - ne Paris and ha ned } Fi — ° aa . rT ; ‘ , ’ 2 ay + #1 rs rtra-Stie ( Os Five le t f (*¢ over as ! ecrea ho } fi : With Large Fur Colla esidence 2 its : f ; y \) {) 4 thie () lt (; : ‘ tsi f 3 fh, j Coats Wort p to ine ddir 2 Were the " } = “4 é : ts-—Fur Trimmed oth \I Hunt Hen} at Are exelusive models, lined throughout with heavy ; weed { — ” rena ale ; $32.50 Fine Silk Plush a he ae of Springfield, and his sisters, } iz varn dyed satins, or pussy willow silks. The materials FX $33.75 Satin Lined ae “ eiour \\ i] ] }> yt) | \Ir. ] ur, are sity e prem broadcloths. try ‘olettes. Porret tv this _ — Ty ' ay , 4 \" f, ot ¢ ~ . ‘ ; ee ry $35.00 pepe-tinee Speman STOCK IN ST. LOUES mre. See ? ms ranpish serges. velvets and silvertone buretlas. The ; + ’ ’ ‘ rno 8 Oo : ' . { ~ colors are taupe, reindeer, Burgundy, brown, Belgian, ' \ C ts Worth Up to $39. 75 7 : c navy and black. The trimmings are genuine fur, em- F 7 hes—Fur Trimmed ei : A broidered, braided and plain tailored. i $39.75 Expensive Silk Plushes—tur tri if : : \’ rye in? ‘ - $37.50 Beaver Plush & Fur-Trimmed Yelours WO i a n ; fimnne ' ne fc) ‘ , lours— tions plat M $38.50 Fur Border & Cuff Plushes, Velo , oe oe ae vt ts LARGEST COAT STOCK T. LOUIS : , beca ot > e O a y j Coats orth Up to $49. 75 § ° a cel was to have een held && \ Are all handsome! lined throughout. or half lined. : R v residence of Mrs. W. K. Bixby & Th ee ae ee Lice broaclot! | . ’ i ne materials nre enitton mroaciot — Were Vo Ours. ——_ 1 } ‘ é » $42. 50 Very Finest Silk Plushes ich Furs n- |] } Sal ralelte plushes, PPO pPoris anil Holi in cloth. lis 4 00 Beaver and Opossum-Trimmed Plushes— Mrs. Henry P. | & tush. | | : tte § | Plushes and Silk Velvets A ny netive trimmings ot real fur, pile fabrics, velvets and us 23 : ;' “o* > , . r $49. 75 Esquime se ah ‘ wy COAT i mel a) .“"T. aT is j the ‘ ; no Pil ripe hyeaif \A —- I} trimmed. | he eolors are tuupe, Burgundy, reir ni , —— : , | rv sicher ill eeadataa : an deer, pavy, brown, green and blael (Third Floor.) 7" Misses’ and Junior’s Coats §$ 98 |B vernon bs f \ | “at , ' —— ’ , a 1 velours and other a men = vit Davison Ww} ' = utiful corduroys, silk velours, woo ~~ xt " 3 | : mene materiale—many fur eee 13, 15, 17, I0- & ow in &s louis in th ic in this sale at ..... ' reer ss i, l'nited VV - Wol cami ( ed irih AAA AARP DAH ata tur HILDREN’S ate en Eascind a ait | wi - h ; : q The N. CES [ iN Milliner VY LW, 0 YA) . campaign. which \ hy ic tr. Values Up to $15.00, at DEF 7S DB error te ising $150.200.000 wun B Charmingly Portrayed $ £7.00 —— ; Wi [ tm fin: ria f r Lm q] ra - Full-tined woot velours, cordurors, elvete, C10 tt tag, mene the seven war tebet: a in This Assemblage, gundies, greens. taupes, bro is big sale at - oe: eI pS | —high-waisted siytee—-ebeles 2 ne be tg e 2 wi VE } | ' ¢ prehy canned bee tifnl-an black. talipe an d brown Hats Lnited Sta Grove a aa genie I, and r.VOl whine ee pig sd ohare. 2) hee or ee Angers gs sll al ideal ¢ Oo? nizitit ] ‘nh Fu rs: / i Up to 2/= lues oo es tke These Hats Represent the Last Word in Style and Beauty ia i! ’ a : im ft , Hundreds of sinest taupe, ae — NernA that x Like h ip and brown F urs—/ull satin | } principal elt o©r A f ‘ Ss lined— ' | orde t mr a2 aa =! i PA. LAI ee Af, & Li Li i wl e be ay Se Se a ~ 7 ee CS EE EE eR pete, amg: pig 2 he — en ow a eS Le se eeatinel $4 Ta! + Pea te a: JB RF tt EOF. ¥ = Sp ae Soa. oct is bh need me 0 hy a ~ on eee Oe a er ne Her N Siar: . tds ane et fae 4 . ay VF oi) ee p a ees Sie ty Py Se. Wr Fae BN ee gee te Elite. | AOR LLC ALTE ALOE AO AI “RNERI F awe 4° ba _— ~ 4 re a eS Ee ud a % | * ph Ae nplllaaite : te ee ie ae tl. PS Pe ey Mas A Zz * € , - ~ r ¥ " . ae = am Ape? Re >» ; So , 4 : - | } * aS Aa © rs te etd. @ * rane Ke he ed rae + ood onal > a vw - ae -— ” —_ ote ¢

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~ ia 6 renarpenen one Ne taretnn oage oS omen antamatl ee ee ot oe an ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNIN G, OCTOBER 27, 1918. mt, ene ned —— ——— re ee ee y N. Beach Ferguson, re { Garland, P. Y. Gilbert, C. W. Lumaghi, John Luvties, Mar- re aa eeom gi a a oe - . r +Aay 4 at li ita a Aa as ll rit niet th et Mechir J ee . awry e AP 4 are vat 4a * ~ ~ -, SN Bye *” v4 ~~ ~~ ADs » = | O'Neill, daughter of Mrs. Julia |O’Neill of 4927 Parkview place, to | Greorge W. Axmacher of New York | City was celebrated Wednesday }afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the paro- 'chial residence of the Rev. Fathers ‘Francis Gilfillan of the New Cathe- dral. Onlv the relatives and a few in- timate friends were present and the | | | ceremony was followed by a bridal 'cjnner at the residence of the bride's rnother. Miss Jane MchHilugh was maid of honor and Julius Schmidt best man. After a honeymoon trip Mr. Axmacher will take his bride to New | York to reside. Mrs. K. Dunean has re-opened her apartment in the Colchester after an absence from the city since June. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Meier who have been the guests of their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Ivers Meier of 6457 Ceeil avenue will depart tomorrow for Pasadena, Cal where thev have a winter home Mrs. Theodore A. Mevsenberg of 5 Westmoreland place has returned from Asheville, N. C., and Atlanti City, where she spent the summer months Mr. and Mrs. Kennett Burnes of ~151 Washington boulevard have re- turned from a two months’ absence in the East. They visited Washing- ton, Atlantic City and other poinis Mrs. Western Bascom Coombe of 4532 Clemens avenue is expecting her sister, Mrs. Walter Carr of Phil adeiphia for a visit One of the engagements an- nounced last week was that of | Miss Rav Long to Haryev Allen. Miss Long resides at 5759 Chamberlain avenue and ts a niece of Mrs ee te Little of 5671 Waterman avenue She has spent a great part of her time in the East, but has been re- siding here for the past few years. Mr. Allen is formerly from Virginia and is the son of Mrs. Donald Allen of Staunton. lie was educated at Washington- lee University. and since leaving there has made his home in 8t Louis. tie is with the 198th FMngineers in bk rance lie is a nephew of Co- lumbus Haile, who resides at th: Car- : a Charles Kraus, | W. F. Koken, C. E. Kimball, 4 aroline | are sed the jhome, 1356 Cockrill street, on Sat-| Michigan avenue have announces j . ‘ oa 7 nie . . . ‘ } » ‘urday of last week, , 8 Saint Louis + Our Entire Collection of y, Model Suits, Street and Afternoon Dresses from Tharn, Hickson and Bergdorf-Goodman. At 30% Reductions Our Blouses and Accea- sories are alsO“being offered Fite % - | hd de Bernard e «3 iernl and 22 —_o Continued on Next Pasxe. Ze. roception was fh ld a of thc brice parents mening was b desmaid, ; “> : ’ ric : OTHER marria equal SIMPLE saeparpaaapemr i = b. sf mA ch I is to DD ( ) , rN 1ork, W C ~ E au Pe 4 ion T? a an ; , ; ove hial @. Why enter upon the Be of the St. | rey ee ° ; 4 ' ' 3 | studv of a long, cumber- Re i ‘2 ut . a ‘} j it “ 2 some system of shorthand, | natin = | ’ ( ' ” ith when in one term (6 to 9 | “ ) months) of Rubicam Night ff he anMOURY School you can become a — e f gesmoon trip the ¢ competent, wetleavipped 1 88 = Smart Walking Boots # peo. stenographer? | sl . | =e : | @ You will receive expert, We offer a notable assortment, each styleem- 9% ‘eer he ce |. been: aan $4 -+ individual instruction ; your bodying ultra smartness and thorough comfort. progress will be measured Individual preference may be suited as to Cuban only by your own ability au and application. ss or Military heels—both are advised for every. : ‘ . * « | rm lt*? “hao aer 3 graduate o aa and | , Tochnelany @ Wundreds of men and day wear. i yeven i “A we * a women who are today hold- Illustrating a tan Russia, cloth top onli ing responsible positions : yeare eS ae . foe il fog 4 , c laid the foundation of their |]. model of dec ide d individuality. Vari de , ee business sueeess in Rubicam }} 88 ous modifications are presented from ywel Night Sehool. ag a i : rT @ Write or phone for ae nia Special Terms. - RUBICAM | at much liarr a Redaced Prices. B i es oe h ] » Li ivenus Suite 509 | us n S Cc 00 bie \! Norton ‘. . \il-A’Angels Chure S, “Gelltion”” 4931-33 Delmar Avenue nnee ae it ~~ Grand and Arsenal or for hen ae Ct age VV el wu brides : Litt ‘ M | { ~ ey ‘ Classy Sample Suits, Coats and Dresses ° eat 8s a8 the zg Stns } We t) ial Reduction Sale--3 Days Ont a witty tate aan Special Reduction Sale--3 Days Only nt with toile an ith #1 ge blossum $15 Up to $32.50 Bierrics a vouquet of hela lise Ethel Johnston was gow! s-dghe, Staaten KE YOUR OWN S$ gle blue gceorgett: d wore @ Made of fine, up-to-date, dependable materials; all sizes r es P : , ie ‘hemums and shades and beautiful styles a 7 eh pert 1% ro Lt verize b\ bu rj > lir ‘cof fre ] the t ior ave ) : : ix \ atze] yt ere veorge ic oid Rasanente a Prnrin F shieoes Ror ( By Chipping a 4, Simatlat rr} ltemember, ev ry garment is fitted on you by Mr ; } é; 3 ae wht’ Berman personalls the tailor who was awarded a Grand | ps flower girl we » white ll Prize at the St. Louis Fashion Show four smart tailored tau er S alin ry a e S Meeck ati carried a isket of Suit, : s . ° fier Peeprne tr) ap Mr. Special Sale of High-Grade Suits and Coats , | Ber a honesmous trip, MMF. sib matetials and ‘ned with guar Nioed’ cite Halnae Thev have all the cleansing and twice the bleaching qual- § — ach hae ws Mr. T abl laterials ane ined with guaranteed SUA MOIS, — “. ‘ . cas » : Puy Witt ol pred » ot sonien ot moms workmanshin $47.50 ites ot any soap chip on the market. Positively will not aan of Xi and ‘his Thon Sere ieee tnhety aad Gah Sued aden ret ats injure the most delicate color or fabrie, One Se Tablet § Qrry of rercuso PO i | equal in value to 15¢ worth of any white soap chip. Ask The bride is vidaugh Berman-Garden Ladies’ Tailoring Go. : Bana Mrx. Charles A. Cos * Established: J our friend, the grocer. ; —— Sd Floor Mermod-Jaccard Bidg., Broadway and Locust St. 1902 | Tt eee aerate ce if ; —— ++ AE oa Ae \ & ~_\ Ss = |, ; x - a i 3 e Navy satin and (;eorgwette combination, jet embroid ered, $15.00 $10 tor Dresses a ———— And serges, and ter color, and trimming effect after trimming effect. This is what awaits you in one or the other of the three groups. (ver 40 styles so far,.and we've still to open up several more boxes. Sizes for misses and women. Sale starts at 9 o’clock Monday. Each lot will be arranged on racks for easy choosing. No phone or mail orders will he taken. Monday—Tomorrow—a Great “Special” DRESS DAY ——-——y —— a Worth to 820.00 Have you seen such fabrics as these—good quality, remember, at any snch prices and as full of style individuality and exclusiveness as $40.00 and $50.00 Dresses‘ Fine Serges—Charmeuse Satin—Costume V elvet—Crepe Meteor H10-612 Washington Avenue Sinton - ie .) 10 AS °20 VI d _. «-at Garland’s has come to be recognized by VIONGAY & Louis women as ‘Dress Day,’ because it so happened a number of Mondays in succession that we featured unusual dress values. In fact all this season aun extraordinary Dress value has ‘‘happened’’ here every Monday. But this time it will surpass all previous *‘hap- penings,’’ because it will be an offering to so many more women in the wav of ‘‘price.’’ nh eh tgpecncntiies ae Soo Ath * * bein aes uf $; ete "ome It’s a long story, if we would go into details, hut we're going to make it short by goimg right. to the ‘‘meat,’’ the ‘‘kernel,’’ the ‘‘CREAM”’’ o! the story. Three Manufacturers Overstocked One with 200 Dresses worth to $27.50 One with 150 Dresses worth to $37.50 One with 200 Dresses worth to $49.50 ‘ f Black satin, al ) heavily em- , broidered ia <? l’ekin bdbive, 310.00 price, in each case, Which permits us to sell them like this: We bought them all at practically our own price——-a 3 $15 lor Dresses | kor Dresses | Worth to 49.50 Worth to $380.00 4 — a a se a Sanna ee eee Re taffetas, and jerseys, and tricotine, and combination after combination, and color af- ees ie ‘ THOMAS W. GARLAND———————— 49-11-13 Broadway; ,

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. Naso Ey ute RE Re FE IEE TI ok —— : - LT Be nee RR retain, - mame . i Aes eos.) . ‘ 5 ala STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH A ga ertetemeeesedie 2 a we ee ee ~~ — - th SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1918. I — ee CO a en ee ae ry and Mar — a a mee . ~ —- es ae ae Pepi aut ~ a -- -~——— ‘ : Kingsbury ap: : | , apartments and of the! verady . ! Misses Cath . Oc a V e ft) . e ‘ ‘sraduated from Marvy Institute and Misses Cath ~ ] ts late Col. J. Stoddard Johnston of then attended Mise Wricht’s finish- 'yvaret (jale, ed From Preceding Pace. Kentucky. The wedd , j . : | my : . a ing was to have jl if schoo) at She | . A f harge / urchasees Pla. cd on \ ove mber Ay 4 ount, Payable ry DD, a pees ) (sie? a tl flay oo place in December, but on ac- Dial a “ edding an- a somes . her debut several years age Hh n : yy - . » 8 € e } hg ~ 4) ¢ ; 3 ; . = s J me © “© . ; sadn’ . ning y Ov t. 1¢ " nt count of the brids he brother, Harris and has been q great {; vorite eince ni nee for thie ecming VW ¢ ak is GRAND-LEADER sis Church Cathedral chapei. The, H. Johnston, having joined the ma- wecmber of the Hiss ‘Theotiste Nugent s o beginning Monday—Our Annual m J, Cloud officiated. | Fonee and who left fast night, the F Saigagd Mr ‘rbert of Philadelphia, ee — Spe ae enemas « ' a celebrated o1 }: Bironkés Raight, RBYY CURTAINS HERE AND NOW—because this is an event ee that surpasses all other efforts at Curtain value-giving. In ee spite of the abnormal conditions prevailing, we secured some won- mother, Mrs. pount of the epidemic, and en in- ragements of che inil season wax | ZUEeSbS Wadnesda: nitoa have dt har of 4319 Ldnde}: oft: l — ke 48 gon tod at the that of Miss Elsie Boeckeler | MO . Theron Catli: Audenried |! the wrrangement: - wee Bas parents, Miss Hugh Petersen of Cnicago, which! Whittemore, Stuart Stickner. C! . fd Bening bridesmaid, Gusiwas made known af an inline] lent RoW. Meier, ai ay ‘ na Ruth luncheon given on \V ednesde : me which a few of Miss Doeckeler's int; ‘Tate friends were er) simple OWiINng to the ye Continued on Next Page. me NOTIER marriage equally as| Boeckeler is the daught: meamportant was that of Miss Flor-| Mrs. William L. Boeck Meemence V'Avche Lucas to Dever-| Washington boulevard. Nee Robinson of New York, which |= Mapyery (uiet!> colebrat afternoon at tie parochial resi- pef the St: Louis Cathedral with ie a 3 meme rey. lather brancis Gilfillan of- i ‘Beatin jake cranes ; i it WS xg ‘ * Vi ily ty Ad ire PM La ber R, A ; we fe ye ay gh Gee aa . aL 4 Sie" a & - ‘ : “A ‘ They om Ss 2 PP 7 a - “S 5 ~ ; A . 4 - Pat > i dae t € A eS Ak W yi so tah Pe: ae Ree Loe pees h — xiomt a Se 4 Le ma — re 4 es og 5 oe S , re ‘Eis. . — eh ‘ J 4 yay : be 44 . Te 7 ’ % « ‘ . . a ‘ J We ~, ie se - - te — oO - =F ” Me * + ey f > 4 Ament " oe ee So ae a ™ é x > ae — ‘* ; ri - he ae ‘ et fot. eg ge” ba ie tie Cty eee ye |. Se dren make the most de- ‘ rareri~, MET Pwohnston « » Jui a laa. 3 on, Wi h Lie ce ASE Norton oft ~ ; Metcnae!’s and Ajl- Angels mmiting. Miss el Johnston was , Ss ; . tif ee Mani of honor for er «jeter iss Doeroth Map the tn li¢htful of Christmas re shades. See These Odd Lots of Curtains at $8.95 Pair These are the accumulations from E. C. Carter and Bakrow sale of Cur- made Cluny and Arabian Curtains and In- Panels. There are only one of a kind, and the price is so unusual we advise that you see them while in-the Curtain De- partment. membrances. (Chureh «of tains, and comprise the odd lots of one, two and three pairs of a kind. cluded are handmade Cluny, Arabian and other popular styles. Many items not advertised will be displayed on tables~and al] will be priced to your advantage. pray rOOtTnh Specially Priced $8.95 You ll be charmed with these exquisite néw Fall Boots. Fashion’s last word in stylish footwear—-made on a beautiful new pattern. Exceptional qualities in both fit and comfort. Is an unending souree of joy LO all children who Geeox, 2S tlower girl Willian lL. Cunin (Fourth l“loor ) 4 rideégroomi as } #2 POESMAN Wis the groomsiman. ve The bride Wore i voy ot Sees oeetin trimmed with tulle and duch BS Wetzel wore —— They | come _there. ! home and show it. Make oan now, appointment 110 New Dresses Greatly Reduced 1 Spectal Selling Kvent for Monday hes, +? We have taken from our cases, 110 Afternoon Dresses and Tailored Street Dresses and marked them at a special low price. They are of all the practical, wearable fabrics worn this sea- son and include— Man Tailored Serge Charmeuse Velvet Satin — Also Jerseys, Fur-Trimmed Georgette Crepes, hand- embroidered. Styles are so varied—they are too numerous to mention—ex- cepi to say that all the newest may be found in this assortment. We suggest that you see these Dresses in order to appreciate the wonderful variety and the exceptional values that are of- fered. Specially marked for tomorrow at the one price—re- gardless of former prices—now $28.75. (Women's lre Department Made allover of finest quality Kid. Plain toe, French, wood-covered hee! with vanity heel plate. Flexible sole. , €. Her veil cnught to “i Meeiture with orsnge blossoms and SOAP CHI epee Carricd a bouquet of bride's rose j Peaiericd a similar }) ° “se T bl t i ee ie, a & | UJ D j O _ Choice of colors: Field Mouse or Gray. i d e S os, Me and carried a tke . i} An unusual value at SaaS . Bites tenemos vin serene | 4997 Delmar BL || $8 aa iss Lethel Joly rowned in Pa hiis bride wil] |): 18 Washineton Ave. Three Phones. ° maul of ech ‘ice the bleaching qual- et. Positively will not fF go ° “'"' "alta fabric. One 5c Tablet § Mite. of areas, white soap chip. Ask | The bride is a weer. and Mrs. Cha: Mile blue georgette and wore an arn erils with hie r put 617 St. Charles St. House HIO-G]° Washington Se ynoniold te L. ACKERMAN, @ J Manager A venue the styles at $28.75 aN Third Floor.) f e ié = 2 - + @i oy ; oF, . Ba ' a 4 * : a Co “ is = . 7 pr at Oe - bd we ‘ 7 +. . . "" te) 6 By agg fre ee aw re Ne My Me o * Cea Ce ty eee > ou le aw 82.19 The Coats are of velour, boucle and _ kersey cloth, trimmed with plush or fur : collars. Colors are green, taupe, Burgundy, brown and black. All sizes up to 53: special, Monday, $18.50. Girls’ Winter Coats, $9.50 Warm Coats to wear all Winter long—the materials are kersey or velour, the trimmings are beaver or plush, and the colors navy blue or brown. Sizes 6 to 14; price, $9.50. Choice, Monday si Yard. ITECSSES 0 $49.50 , ~ er bd ; Meteor nd color af- other of the misses and sy choosing. Store.) (Downstairs Store.) WOoSILALTS . ed Petar tt bab ab ab ib ab abe ae ib ee et eee a SR adi + ‘ s "7 . eS EPR, SF . i a , : ? ;

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3 STLOUIS POST: DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1858) STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH _-—_— —_—_ — ———— _— ot ee ee a ee a 3 , AAA ar ne » ry . . * , , 2% , " ] ce in e ee i ii will take her to another city to re- unable to obtain a le cA re ¥ $40.00 fp ales: aii. 4 NEW standard of quality has been Faoiket Cuamtitinn attained in these distinguished Sille Velvets— _ S$ all-kid boots--shown in brown or gray Wool Velours— kid—with high 9- -inch sa The marriage of Miss Ann Steiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Steiner. and Victor N. Friedman will take place tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock at the Statler Hotel in the nor aang of the immediate families a few of the bride’s intimate Broadcloths— —covered Louis heels a 00 ef ; : . vc en ’ , ; ae : de Rabbi Samuel Sale will of- Every new atyle and ' B ivervthing at 20° off, except Watcrman Fountain Pens, silver-plated table- 9) geiate. ars. Albert Arndt will be cairo ambanien, plain toes—-superior values at. ’ taupes. browns and 4 blues and blachkhs— sizes for all ware and Ingersoll Watches (the makers of these specified items do not allow § matron of honor and Miss Ruth May j ; ; : will serve as maid of honor. § Mr. With perforated tips and military heels a price eutting), hut every other article in our big, new stock goes at this radical | f# lriedman will have his brother, ; Extra Sizes Too! i A at $9.00. , : @ reduction. This sacrifice is made to back up the Government’s request for early BiSamuel Friedmas, se best man. |i | = se 2s oe 2 | f ® \ingas shopping. To av oid last- minute ¢ ongestion We Me ike this sac rifie C. the couple will reside in Charleston, = ALSO THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS: W. Va., where Mr. Friedman is en- gaged in Government work. Mrs. Matt G. phensiie chairman o of the Committee on Books and Ple- - = pnd = Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Herderson of 4855 Le Due street are rejoicing Novelties of Unusual Cleverness Monday only--Second Floor —Taupe, black and all colors. 4 tures, in the Allies Shop soon to be eZ = ‘ | opened at 608 North Broadway. has ee e for her assistants: Mmes. W. T : Bs > f ae f Ravenscroft, R. N. Warnack, D. bh te se 9 AA ee eS & — Wit | ithe: J , ‘ ee Rreetstetatig:tercteteatabetesettetenneyt tetera stat eee hi - hi h{- hth ' } ’ Hl Yy Y/* ‘ Hussey, John SS. Carter, Burgoyne “5 : of ‘St. rae | | Reta see : ‘ see — . . Yaw . , . 3 Paaiese ssi ee ~ ere ir VS el I~ SUTIN “/- | ne ee ee SS Wholesale fF » ah vValueatle contribticns rave peoan : Se ee LER x RR REE RH Hand-Decorated 7-Piece nade. Special features will be made eo Siem |S ae BRO ea aaicannnn aa CELERY SETS of children’s books and the. late a Ect REE SRT ged To Give. the Hair 1 aZi Ss Uf e ale he irs ars SR Ra . Re RE tate Sees Baten } seve dott si $1 98 Hand-Painted oe aoa” . : a a og . 3 Sig eS Bo, nica : > » ani- ¢ - i U \ al - 7 Ce. . ssretenneg Ss oe Sihieehteee ate ee 5. Re, on Vases ee 3 ee SS Shasta 4 t lly w Eh j i PP Regular Price, $2.50. Sugar & Cream Sets ky os Sek oe ae atura av : y , c Capt. and Mrs. Manton Davis are ee Se be ES Si th ‘ ¢ plata 4 i. : ; otters ee < tel ates nce e virtues o : 5 I ‘ongri late ) » ree ist = Sen , : peguiar Price, $1.50, © | DOME congrarulated upon ine birth) If efferson oO ne a's nat carer became Sa 0 a daughter, whom thes han € & ste z es Ses gists in this country. as well ramed Olivia. Mrs. Davis wiil be Bs ease Meee have been having a really ext é remembered as Miss Mary Kent, and es See demand for this remarkable is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. otel & Sees ‘ effectiveness and its entire " A. H. Kent of 6085 West Cabanne eeo . as especially as compared with Capt. Davis is in France with the : s. : a ous curling tron—doubtiess ROWE ‘tate +. veskelh ee is : eric nae ee eS Iry Our Victory Luncheon SS ERR ** Sets’’— sponsible for its increasing wee tq eng — a es 4 n Infan- pause im Main Dizing Room é Sea Hard abenag ° sursess wmentisac’d. A Sen te of ee eS ee sana the pumice ats Si Week Days From 12 ; Seas Soft Water Cleanses liquid silmerine will last @ long rhe first of June for overse is service aerate’ crastctcteisrta te otstoctetn:stetetenestatet ecmeese hy to 2 P. M., 75e Se ees Se - « sieges re Pietsaisterelateatrsettocetette ence Japanese Tea Room New Roe 2 ae Soften all the “waters” by One need oniv apply & m | : ee Seige ents : Spa Open. . Se SORES: eS rd tablespoons of HRH os wW yy M eee eT + J. Clifford Mears of 5461 Enright SR Ra Special Table d’Hete FRE PISS BRS es tne Jona ee have that beautiful wavy and “7 uvenue has just received news of thé React ote ei neh es a“ beeing and Se Sates she te - Gee pearance gues bears ae _ se of & ; i ; Se RRR RRR ce oes arsdays A SES tamnes ici@ility. he best way is vide promotion of his son, Lieut. Homer oiuea anette Se 6 te — 38 RE Cs package and docs 5 or 6 wash- hair into strands ana motaten Mears to a captaincy ‘apt. Mears biter satoannge tenn tee St fi: SERVES RSIS ings. It savesacake of soap them from root to tip. There ie @& ‘ . A}] athe ‘ apiaancy. SAPs. 4 saa etauctiatestonssssetateatetateretoet costae a eae rat * : “ more ev wash day. coloration. no atreaky or other ? : : , imense Assortment of All-Leather Oriental Luster Imported has been in krance since August ara eget: ae : Teese ashe ye SEEN e ‘ at SS a te : or Buy HRH ant after-effect. ADV. and-iainted (hina TB K French is attached to a command in the SERRE ep os oo eas Chocolate Sets STRAP POCKETBOOKS Pearl Eardrops Motor Transport Corps BE see SN Oe oS Ror area ethers chic scan y ae ee RR ss rateserm ees a saecatetsnees rc s— $3.00 Choice, 79¢ 45c. | ae tess nee is us Pe tei a aie Post-Dispateh Regular Price, $4.00. Reguar Price, $1 and $1.20. Worth 7de. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Robin- pages. son of 0316 Vernon avenue announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Annette Robinson, to M. L. Bena- om | pam fa | : eewrsd ) ee | | Te | Om SS ___——_10 1000 vides, which took place on Tues- ed eee — —— — . day in St. Patrick's Cathedral, New 4 York City. The couple have gone , . i : ™ : ’ . . oO ~ ce as to Cuba where they wi'l spend their We Gi store Hours: honeymoon and will make tteir © kagle 9 A. M. 4 ed home in New York. | ; | = _4—-™ "% xe : otamps | too FP. & : ‘ , y \ | 4a) = — X The marriage of Miss: Grace F. SIX TH AND ST. CHARLES b( : ~~ | m Hearle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. | “5 ee, R. Hearle of 3911 Lafayette avenue, ‘ 8 Shoe Vo. m to Sergt. Charles E. Schmitt, son of Th ks / th | QO : | / f _ 517 OLIVE STREET Cut Glass Mayonnaise B sir. and Mrs Charles Schmitt t ree wee eariter tran usua ur Semmt-annhuat Sate O Nickel Silver ‘wn oy M4 | gpa m 4122 Shenandoah avenue was quiet- Vanity Cases. hag plate, bowl and f ly celebrated Oct. 18 at Camp Me- vanand, m Arthur, Waco, Tex: The ceremony 0 ONE DOOR EAST OF SIXTH ST. B was performed by Chaplain Earle in 9 &. C e his study in the Y, M. C. A. Buila- ; be a m\ing. Mrs. Hearle, mother of the poet ee Reg. Price $1.50 & $1.25, bride, attended the wedding. Sergi i Schmitt is attending the officers’ 4 _ training school at Camp McArthur. | f : ee f Miss Hazel M. Kennedy of 3945 9 Page boulevard has returned from 0 j e a two months’ trip to Chicago. While @ J | Startlin Sale of there she visited Great Lukes and 4 Milwaukee. All $ H f $ an 25 Hats tor $12.50 ; : ri , 4 The marriage of Miss Theresa a? a) ‘3 May Harbaugh, daughter of Mr. and All $20 Hats tor $10.00 Mrs. Edwin Harbaugh, 4506 Blair § All $15 Hats for $ 7-59 es ‘ eng _ ~ sack + ; avenue, to Fkrancis Navier Smith, ae Keak place Waaaebiay avis bee All $10 Hats for $ 5.00 14 j | o'clock at the Holy Name Church, ie) All $7.50 Hats for $ 3.75 ° the Bishop-elect C. E. Byrne offi- ; : ? . ciating. The bride was attended bv soe $5.00 Hats for $ 2.50 it fo I Miss Anna Marie Wlanagan as maid ie 44 of honor, who wore a beaded frock we? ay of turquoise and champagne colored ™ - a el ues georgette crepe, with hat to match. @ l{er flowers. were Ophelia roses. The 0 / I ‘ | bride's ( r Paul arbaug 7 1< : bride's brother, Paul J. Harbaugh, @ Holding this famous event three weeks earlier than hereto- pag was best man, and the ushers wer» rs : bj _ | | dui Stactinuan. waakck Make Tk: fore means bigger and better assortments to choose from. In — a bride's gown was of ivory tinted satin fact, our stocks are more varied and desirable NOW than atany ~ j - and georgette crepe. with a court other period, (“hoice IS unreserved, with the sole exception i train of satin. Her bridal veil of of Fur Hats. The assortment embraces: tulle fell from a cap of lac She carried a shower bouquet of roses @ and lilies of the valley. After the é6 99 and lilies of the valley. After the N Mushroom “Flops” of Panne i y as ‘ { ‘ed . | breakfast at the home of the bride's fj Veiled Turbans Duvetyne Hats FI vmarents. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will be . ed a a home at 1506 Blair swonscelnrar i . Beaded and Goura Trimm Hats | : ‘ ‘ d ’ re é we 4 Lo . . —_ | rien 46. | Ostrich Fancy and Plume Trimmed Models : Showroom samples pur- chased by us at a mere fraction of their real worth and now offered to you at savings bordering over the arrival of a daughter. whom they have named Dorothy Jane oe we Py ae “a Oe Piet Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitulski cele. brated their silver wedding anniver- sary at their home. 1409 North Coat Values to $35, the sensational. Twenty-first street, Thursday. Thos present were Messrs. ard Mines ; INasperski, Rvan, Poh!lman and Mr. | ; a eS Pohliman’s daughtere and son - : oa bia This supreme Trimmed Hat event will stand out clearly without a peer—we firmly be- titiai Fur Trimmed C ts : lheve this colleetion of Hats (about BOO to be the best alues we have ever offered at this Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Ware, 5954 Plush- Trimmed Coats price, All colors, all stvles, trimmings of broca lc, ostrich, feathers, wings, fur and flowers Ningsbury boulevard, have named@| Smart Tailored Coats He i MeLaughtin Fine Silk Plushes—Wool Velours—Coats of the pop- ee . Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander Kel. lar Khaki Cloth—Silvertones—Burellas—Broadcloths @ Sale 9 A. M. Monday—See Typical Values i ; 7 : nn ae : 4 ale . MW, Monday—Jee lypical Values in Our Window y of S146 Maple avenue are being | : congratulated on the arrival of a A big selection of fashionable styles, and values sure to be | con Mrs. Kelly was Miss Natalie appreciated by ec onomical women. Mever 100 slightly soiled Waists formerly priced to $3.50—voiles and a few crepe de chines. C ooo nor—o no ——— ho so oho ho 0 no ? Mrs Rees (;rceen of 39°23 Folsom Just South of ¢ Busy Bee avenue has returned from a vear's Bet. Locu: s/ and stay in China, where she wert to be St. Charles Sts. with her son, George H. Green, who is nN repress ntative r f a large busi- ness concern there Miss Rose Heimann. daughter of Mr.and Mrs. F. W. Heimann of °8606 Glasgow avenue, has announced her | i © i Tig are , "9 their infant daughter Reatrice Tose. \laterials are Lyons ve lvet and panne, Dress\ and tailore« models. nhine Mrs. Ware was Miss Winne A | " pe] : . " ‘ $7) a: ; TTT - a ee all STAT La Frat in the tion Se Yet they the mode They will fort so ess And their add man! Fund. T.JI — , ; _— STULL LLLL LULL LIL a — pment M YOU PAY Than if you bow goods on credit for cash-—come |! Altera Women’s 5 etitching and bu for Fall. Price 7 Lal nen Saturde Th we PM Monday Till 3 F ‘ie mm “em feet THING People Need VIRO Cantarming amone of heef hieed run dewr ev eter strong Prealithy De! iw mediate tasesae® atrean Te preve ite won @ ful! etre Pas toe ana FF uo EE 5¢ ee ‘oupen, #?! to help cover om pense entities re i ae | of VIne eur ~2 7 | arn’ bs me ile “Se, used vite . famiivw at thie eo Per se’ " rites wera s *¥

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Pe ee ee eee bie: ‘ oe ae SS eee, RR a Ps mm, , q Ban cs en me _ STLOUIS POST-OISPATER ) SUNDA AY MORNING, OCTOBER 27. 1918. STLOUIS POST- DISPATCH Ee —_ a ey ee - ° _ _—— ti in the case with most materials it Now Prescribed Yr 48 =! ET TTT ) | | of the : ‘i IN c—— fi : D S | @ssumes control of the flow by the heat ; | flow of the N.Y. Specialists —— product, virtually don} t t} Conavers Fite > ee ee ec " - — ~~ ° ~--— - _ : : Jaberetery, ool Rug Fringe ool ” Fiber Rugs lt FEF. Watker ¢) 4 +} ° St N ¥ Tr ii lors ‘ vy La ’ na 3 to Tiow LATrOULRN norma! chan- 43 . : , yOu } ber and th 4n eXamination of ? Peep Be icity tron ty Kava S StOSE od colora, ae | = Aba sii ; Iga Gai »,/¢ MN Uf P Continued From Pace One. ) the F Guection exceeds demand, it aliows (Continued on Next Page ties of carpets were made, their chinery was similar to that used in: 1 duck manufacture, the factories were rices ty see that they are fair. But , | “saith $s. 751 u ; convertible. carpets could he dis } ?} 1 eer 1¢] AS abo , produs tion, as ave U ay (a 9c yard p . " ——_—_—_™——S” me / sm. > ; . Gwe ‘ pensed with without weakening the fighting strength of the nation. Now| ay ; . : za y ate make duck, and the sup: SURE WAY TO GET i .._ == A Tap : Stove Mats | Linoleum Rugs they are making duck, and the sup- —~ . ply of it is rapidly increasing. Such ' 1) QO [= DAN A 6 tee - aus: tektites ee . — . ag i ate and still have ne Large size, 46x46, congo- kan tee an ies ae ah wate . +4 eum mats Tr under stoves special SOU. is the method followed, in great TI is one sure that rere 18 one sure way } eV Cd } 108th? ’ ‘ }: . at never delieious Pies and puddings numbers of instances, e.*} ’ .*# ‘ ¥ it 3 . i faiis to remove dandruff comy letely : . ‘ ‘ , ‘ . . ; + ' 14 95 “an ix by using Con-Ser-Vo Fa OF Lay Ags | $1.95 each p TUM SRO Ce IE eR eee Pre te elle This Handsome Street Boot —in Black Kid $ 8:90 The same style may be had in Brown or Gray Kid It Fixes Reasonable Prices, Too. ‘2. ae ¥ here 2 Thic ’ and tna iS {O dISSOlVe If, This de- The War Industries Roard BOS"! strovs it entirely. To do this, just get, PE a — gee: Try "a _ _* e co . ° ¢ * P rice . . , . . ™ —>— - —— rere , ‘ Ui ih 4 ‘ ; ay om furthe ‘ and S€ r es aS a D ! c about rour ounces Or plain, ordinaryv 0K: —rT 7 4 J ‘ 0 Mat 6 a fixing agency. At the very be pe liquid arvon; apply it at night when = [ CHOE é oor ) — . ugs ; r v MO, | . OTS Boots lity has been distinguished $1 Or gray 9] ().00 00 military heels | when the producers of Corre By morning, most if not all, of your fered the Government their product) qoniruff will be gone, and three or makes desserts without sugar at about half what it was bringing) ¢.+ more applications will completely in the market. Similar price fixins dissolve and entirely destrov. every Sar a ea widruw 4 Re yep es San . by agreement later came about with single sign and trace of it, no matter ‘be deceived as to the cost Of PrO-! ¢,0. gunece: iS all vou will need. This : ‘ Die o ttt ‘ ) : , . oe - " “0-- 5 == : . | duction. It is -willing that the | cimple medv has never been known a a = a == Pucks ia - producer should have a fair, even) 4, fai] —. é es Pate es aN, == ——=: = te te pha 8 The Sunday Post-Dispatch uas over UNE-HALF MILLION a liberal profit, but not that he - . more readers than any other newspaper west of the Mississippl. ‘should become a profiteer. So the head of a given commodi- | ] SEF ( } JR NEW S | ( IRE. (ty section calls upon the committee | | 4 representing the industry for which | he is responsible. They confer on | 'the question of price. It has not yet} i happened that they have failed to beter agree. When a price is fixed it is the) saine to all buyers. Great: Britain | comer ; gets her materials at the same price on aw _paid by this Government. It quite often ®appens that gov- ; 'ernmental uses take most of a given 3 | product and that there is little left } , | for private demand. If the law of 1 ON ep ye Aas ry ae? : ! ys ; $e Ae The Only Exclusive Retail Carpet House in St. Louis Thrift Stamps La France Shoes have enlisted in the Government Conserva- tion. Service. ed) | | et) ee $j. “lS OL ao ree a ANS = Geil SS supply and demand were allowed to operate, fancy prices would be pro- /curable for this material. The Gov- ernment, however, holds itself re- sponsible for the shortage and pro- | tects the private buyer from extor- tion. It sets the price at which these materials must be sold to the | private purchaser. When the case is | ae, “: one of particulah stress, it requires a; HOT \SIN | license on the part of the private in- Jeep avtO ' dividual before Nhe may buy. He is se not granted this license if it is con- | sidered that there are other pur- | chasers whose use of the materia! would serve a better public purpose. Yet they are as chic and charming as ive the Hair a rally Wavy Effect @ the virtues of plain liquid attr a hair curler became known, drug in this country, as well as at been having a really extraordin d for this remarkable Product, Ig° Veness and its entire harmleagsnea. cially-as compared with the ru! riing tron—doubtiess have been ble for its increasing use for mentioned, A few ounces silmerine will last a long while. need onlv apply a little With a clean toothbrush botane and in the morning the halr wil that beautiful wa: Y and gloeay as co which bears no marks of Y¥. The best way is to divide th nf® strands and molsten each prom root to tip. There is no ¢ no streaky or fter-effect.--ADV. — the models of vester-vyear. tee hao 5 ce eet oon — ae eee ‘et a CO ons , They will give vou that perfect foot-com- a> fort so essential to the busy woman of today. PS Or i 4 And their moderate price will enable vou to add many a dollar to vour Thrift Stamp Fund. The steel] section, for instance, has 7 ee oe - he : . ; * SPR een | | My. | | . ‘discouraged the building of pleasure ( pais es : : | | , -utomobiles. It has taken no drastic it x “ fo on HE ' . . Many trucks must be produced. viv te ; 7 ) : ;-~ ' “ans ati e, they were : ; , . , ; 7 . . P.M | & A ge ee ! SS fey PS ay atl ee eae Uncle Here is our Great Special Offer to you! We will deliver right to your door one of our superb, brand new, easy , 4 «oy Sebati at eee . Sam loved them. Kut there was not eliding and deep cleaning Kureka Vacuum Cleaners—-our very latest 1918 advaneed mode]—on 10 days free cleaning trial! stee zor i. There was : P it wnenshied ‘noah’ Don’t buy any Vacuum Cleaner until you have tried the ‘ 4 oO if ‘ ) " } a4 tas . . . . the truck manufacturers advise their Eureka—Have the competition in your home—We invite it. e civilian customers t9 make the ol Woul We are going to loan vou this splendid cleaner for 10 whole days. Remember, this free loan machine last another year’? : , ’ ; , YOU PAY NG MORE FOR CREDIT D.Y.C8.N. | Bienes siadaaieme the purchase of We pay the delivery charges. We bear every expense. You use it for 10 days, without tha slightest obligation to buy. } ue bougn or cash—tke price or our yore : : - . a ‘ , i if ae. . goods on credit are really lower than Saher stores ask Do Your Bi trucks instead of encourage 1' We want you Lo see how it picks up thread, lint and rav elings and every speck of dust and dirt. A for cash- come in tomorrow and see. Christmas f} Would they inquire carefully into the manufacturers together and advised them. to curtail their product, to re- {rain from pushing automobiles, On NARIED INDU6 TK: that suggestion the production was | X Oye 4 ; mona iB , abruptly cut 60 per cent. Even the | Rofl beni b hose | | | sturdy truck, nothing if not utili- |) WR et | | F may not be pushed indiscrim-) . a¥e ee Se 14¢| eC cle bargains—use‘ or new ued in the l’ost-Dispatch W larian, | inately. The truck ~manufacturers [ TTT UU won't cost you a penny. Shopping Alterations Absolutely Free Now ‘use to which trucks were to be put © Women’s Suits “\'‘" the narrow skirts and new length and would they please refuse haga atitchi 1 coats, stricthy tailored &tyles, trimmed with s unless the sale served a war end: itcnin ane MET CE ns. Z ‘0 ve ‘olor . re That was reversing all the schemn: for Fall. ‘of business, asking the dealer to re- Women’s Coats—— 0" heavy. warm coat- Bruce to make money, to insist that ie | ing mate ri als in length models; high collars and useful large jcustomers do not buy. But they did ® pockets; taupe, brown, green, ete. «Sts to $50 it. They are doing it all over the Prices a B' United States today. If they don't Women’s Dress2s—* CT Twila oes ore nche <tlemmamemmeagg en . — Cree rhe . the shop, and releases much labor. Need In the second place it Saves mate ria} U i KNOWIN GLY | because every dealer is relieved of Come in and See Our New Store wwitv of carrying a tvpes in Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co heautif iis j i< trated fe! lier VIRO When you only remore hair stock, and the materia!s tied up ar extract from the surfree of the skin the vastly less The public is just as | 4 result is the xome as shaving. The ; 4 Ss Louis. Mo tron from only common-sense way to remove t : | immediate passage into the human biood DeMiracie, the original sananitary Sot ‘ork of the é Indictrie ate AKBRAR ins othe worl } War In fu i (Factory Branch F. ; @ )) size | box today. Use (Coupon beiow iatiad 0 er an easy meres plan and alan your the necessity 617 Loeust St Containing among other clements of beef blood It haa tonic elements for @& ; Ww ell served Cn ' run-down avetem. and organic " . . wy. J +a . estrone healthy bulleck's blood, ré ady for hair ia to attack it under the skin. livery Industry | nder Its ( ontreo) rent) emen A bsolnt . i fre to me. send At once the de tails of vour rrr at f Stream tauid. does thin by absorption. : fF i f ree tria! TO prove ite wonderful powers aend for . ‘Duals genuine DeMirncle has na Board develops into a rath and petit F money-back guarnntec in cach piicated structure, despite the nar; —™ FREE 50c COUPON oe a he gate ap gee lel to the single gencral store one, Ri and 82 sizes, or b rom y Wall tH | ocus ; 4 74 \ Ler Stott ‘ i? ny«< | : + This Coupon, with Oe ‘Qdvertiaing. . ue in plain wrapper on receipt of ated t : \ Ai mut | y hy help cover cost and a at “ne $i price. the CG,overnment reaches OU and wir. . . entities you to a a; uy ' a FREE book mailed in plain tually assumes control of ever a S Louis ox of VIRO, our ulat ° . nt 86 ; . os o have sealed envelope on request. De- , *} Tone a Miracic, 129th St. and Park Ave. dustry. for there are none used i) . ak at Se seeciat price ’ gio} Bee New Vork. not figure in war production t Den todas hefo rs the a & a. i« t« Bmicus Ures the output of a ‘ } . oS a : ee a Yripnt COMPANY lien? | Clarine ’ “ee © eo ee o@ * i ee

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a 7 er pg owe OTINIIS POST-! . NDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1918, ‘STL OWIS POST -pISPATCA SSS AOS AD — a meee — “- et ee —— —_——— rar ts WTO? committee Wii inis! sis ard « o : - j | nays one earn tuds { the ynmittee bn da it forward & report to the Mimour Totay’ 5 ‘Bea P THE MAN WHO KEEPS Sti ees uty ‘He ; Te find you can br : ubles -BIRLS ‘ BEAUT! F Y youn WAR BUSINESS GOING , find you can bring out the Sagem fost Foot, Tro bles are C tv of your hai r to its very axe 3 ‘ &“ » Jess] ay ifé At vantage by rW ashing v it = ith > *t fe ed éé 55 Continued From Preceding Page. Af, little daugl or and os yself both use Dr, It makes ‘a verv simple teal oo rehiee of BB. ” ] ys ” # tli . ; J ie, a 3 : Caldwell S Sy? up Peps SI and find it invaly- s hampoo, which el ADses the hair a (er 3 piven Me ‘ omen - +s rare Oi wfitied to con or some otn- ’ roug 7 , re? ‘ . _ Boh | sy aie metas eek di: then farrell able asarcmedy for constipation. sealp thoroughly of all the dan it a Oe el ‘ tal ie 6 e@2 Ste! ce ¢’ ji ; ; Pr 8 ; — to 1 ] - 1 % . os t v uld dirt andl eVCEeSRS i) l. le aving a won aS iene aera peibemenat anes ial pdinenitione The War Industries Board is, in riot be cvithout tt. (I*rom a letter to Dr, fully clean, wholesome f;, eling, if tone b aie . 7 = . Giovernment agency which, Bo os ae Caldwell written by Nirs. Will FT. Tho: mp- its use, vou \¥ a find that the me : , ” AaAtly though but a2 baby among its fel- ae mst tee - ooail ' Get a Small Bottle! Rehan Voauir Scal: \ lows, ir valle Bip are equaled son, Ripley, Ohio. ) | dries a ae ana evenly, is ; streaked in appearance >. if those departments of cab treaked arance and is alw; . ° nie ben —o a + bright, soft an d flr . Falling Hair! Remove Dandruff! Grow ela an aneahied over WR At Cut-Rate Prices | °"" ss Sa than it is, and so soft that @emm Harr. —_ ol get its authority from Congress ; +t | of Wavy, Glossy, Beautiiul F nai -YOU “Jesisiation has eal samen | A mild, effective remedy for constipa- ing 11 becomes a pleasure, Just. ition to it. It operates with | & teaspoontul of Canthrox, whigh® orization of the President, tion that is peculiarly adapted to the needs of {n assortment of slightly shop- re dak ete ee irugeishal r direction trom iim, as , . oo - : soive ti n ‘ "uD ‘ ‘Ol Water: lin a letter written by him | elderly people, women and children, is the worn and discontinued lines 0! makes,a full cup of shampoo lig™ irman on March 4, 1918. enough so 1 asvy to apply it to Baruch Acts for President. combination of simple laxative herbs with pep- dvodaks, (Cameras, Tripods, Da rk-Toohi town Pci aoe: of just the ‘os 4 addressed to Ber- sin known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. jit Lamps, Flash Lamps, Trays, Plate Hold- Fh uch, and conferred on) in of the War Indus- brings natural relief, without eriping or PET, ers. AT bums. ete. Over the Top and Ti Ttalin deliegatec au- ne ° ’ ‘resident. He is di Al] are articles useful ice the dmmateur Suit bce esvaiee DR. CALDWELL’S photographer, and still in condition to on the division Oadit sections them person- S P : vive excellent service. ance cae y r u p C p S I Nn Your Choice at From !4 to !4 Their Actual Values the tallest | 7 “ee ‘ Washing- | The I erfect Laxatyre rtions are such that | » feet 9, one would guess y li / . I) fy } , tomas i Yb 79 */ mans in} . rhing 140 pounds. The op- OLE dy / uggists VET VR VDETE 5 . cameinae aa enamel eae ruessing upon men 6) of) ‘ tL 7 00 | _ Wolff-Wilson ruc ‘o. Judge rare that for lack of| JU CIS. (c=) $ . | atomen.. (hemenee oppcnbrtni o's | | Clough puzzle to estimate | } in of that height, | A TRIAL BOTTLE CAN BE OBTAINED, FREE OF CHARGE, BY WRITING TO rus | slender proportions DR. W. B. CALDWELL, 459 WASHINGTON STREET, MONTICELLO, ILLINOIS ils Merker's prondwas m ak. ae, 5 eral Stare —_ THE HUB FURNITURE CO., 9th and Washington Av. { : iis? McCOY Bs AEB : . tt =. His " me X h is puzzied on meet- le o 82.00 i ash i mas opp de whether he is an We give $2.00 in cash = mat manele J er. delicate ; iv] or $2.50 in merchandi - tees : fis , ucate and : for a filled book of f B @ HT ftécsud gamect cutee. (ihe oom. TWO INSTEAD OF THE USUAL ONE ON ALL PURCHASES TOMORROW [Basie Stamps WAT How Tle entered Ww ar bmeegput 4 “ ai one of the a --Reed Ferneries Bb cctwca. ante ——— — — 4 ah Ste ae The World's Standard cnn PR ip : * ae ; es Sid Ne ‘fp ‘ § at? 4 a , . ne ar . pa’ ¥,) 9 x Se 5 Ss a ae ‘ PO” “ee vd 4 - . nae Kae Be “« 4 ee 3 = , 3 LX y oy | e AC‘. J 3 ; Oto. eree eee x os . ‘ on ic o . 7 | as e ” ; ee 5% ae 7 .: je ¥ ‘ _* " i 4 har ai . ati 1} ~s A a) ; yy “J + , 5 4 o>: 4 SS / Ox Seat -S> | Pgs ‘ ’ Ne -. j Py A eee . ; . j >”) “ST x as. Oy 4 ¢ 4 ma 4 op . a : es me ‘ : s “ " yy q . . me eee 4 . . ops aoe oe Je ‘ 4 ore. ie » "i aoe , ty to “~ } } ' “ . ‘ >- ee! ¢ = ~ } r ' 1 46) . Ree W vans eon ay a 3 ; . : -‘Y ath seis , aAad ee ‘ ae v a, oJ ‘ ; / - —— when he went . . . ri ‘ Ss : a ¥ ? , LB peers er ‘a3 : es b. a 4 . « | : amr wor ] j3 : = pee id " "! 4 =*5 5 § : al \ . a doing vst Is i Ja BOP SR Same oa ee alae “9 ad on ‘is eee ee Se: fee A very handsome and useful CSE R H ; ic f } tv oO our air ae nL. a Bt, Ms : rmiaggfges behind in Lie nas na LO he : s y ; and ; é ‘ ae i: eae Be Se 2k a) ther occupation than that of serving in = 2-4; item for the sun parlor—made PO oS Sa Fa aes urns ard OY 0 t Made of genuine Tennessee red cedar— Shee aA aie hair (eee e a 3 bi: oe Fp wig Se ee the Government. 1 of splendid quality reed—in the Se = Coai, Slack or Wood highly polished—-45 inches long—absolutely i eee dawns ee Se Bs es _ Probably it is because of this that! | | | ivory, brown and frosted ) -) hag? a airtight aud dustproof—a wonderful value : ‘ \ HBR eer ae SSR es Bak sabes nme has been more successful than | oe ‘ 4° OR, at this price. first, but really new |... SUMBRMMRSS . _ = sES , Ss = we! Ow rl > a fire over night. ' PBs Sieh STR 3 91 New York.. Then he got a job, as ” YY ee | » BUY ONLY THE GENUINE| Se Doe has heavy cast , lo so many college graduates, at . Ve MOORE'S AIRTIGHT HEAT ae : iron base and 25 Bargains | tires dollars a week, His task was ROOM SUITE ) ERS. Come in three sizes and linings —- nice La) a COMmMerc! 19 styles. ly nickel 3 med. Tt A (Curmden, in 13:90. llis father Surgeon in the Confed- =sece Béenece of, 3 *\ se oe ee te see iP purpose of llere is one of the greatest bargains of this sale. Made in American walnut * an 1? 4% . ; ] i ; : ‘ , sf . Pia LOU and lic] amps on if. and mahogany. Suite consists of bed, dresser and chiffonier. The dressing table ig | % rant th a ed ave} iS Pout wnen ernard WaS au boy ris is e man had said pam pn ‘ : de. Special 4-Day End-of-the-Month Sale at beneath them was a genius for |M bargain, Speciel ns... 912019 | Spectat $169.75 Floorcoverings We Are Exclusive St. Louis Agents for m at very low pri ent ) the | ! | . bai - _ a . Brussels gs, Su ee eee 20% pric os cart in the financial world, . ; * ae MOORE S sorted patterns; splendid $19 15 ‘ e First and Best [=F = — usual ; oie : , ' , Pei ri i ait) ae, iM "¢ ‘ ‘ ; s 1. ~ ss , aoe. SATISFACTION OR YOUR M BACT vanced him $600 for use speculative- 4 ed tik i | x { h ¢ b f a 7 Phy siclans @ Each instrument | | le had immediatel fost ‘the § for Gas and Coal $20.00 9x12 Rag Rugs, $14.75 I ¢ en a ine i IRS. ¥.8- Ss. FF = , “44 , - ; , i i on: Ana pe ! i" d i i i 1 : : , te Fi : | Equipped with the celebrated : d ern 7 eT ' a oe $20.00 Hall Rimners, $12.90 Auto Front’ Feature. ail = ; P [day Anaemia—Lac) Co-Operate With Our Government's million dollars of his own. oe a ack, $1.25 Cork Linoleum, lie had all the monev he needed, | ) a ney ee box. cae eniminaehscmeni ter of a ago, little ruch believed it. be $165.00 Laniis XVE Bodroorn Suite, in £3°5.00 Louis ATV 4- Piece Bedroom wearing quality [ wen 2 ’ AA he was tiken!into the firt t the ’ > ’ . Q, : said Buy Your ea Piano NOW! Save Money and : Keni] At th SS Sve eee Spee Moore's Slotted Anti-Carbon 3 and Beauty “Early Shopping Reg: é ee wenht to hourope for travel and study. , Re , spe ies which makes a dustless, sootless hre- oe ; PP vers x ss — po ; —s has no equal in desion, in effort N ordet Pfnet a auick n ptt uM | Es a ree. ae Oe ip s: b ifolly fi \ Inut, extremely hich on © carance of slight! ing optimistic avout her offspring as Bf Meu amd decorated. "'€499 95 Reade, exten size dresser. §94Q.75 SPECIALLY PRICED d 25 choice inst nents as °° SPEC] ss ni} ure juOst mothers, so she watched for Soecial : . Sew iia SPECIAL $26.00 Seamless them | | | opportunity to get her tall son a sels Rugs, size 9x12 feet; as- Thre sf rs inst rippyermt ' : ; +} Dar ‘ “Lise if the theo) 4 f hn ‘ ' - a & ee — —— e bon = KIESELM Rites VU ARA ! eet &8 2D ETE ‘hrenologist, his ather h |- 1) = (| |) oe Combination Ranges $14.00 6x9 Rag Rugs, eX pr ; repair "a : 7 ane 2 | , ; ” Pi) eo The best and most econonii: al ; 2 4 bi ates ' No preater line of Kitchen fs age of 32 he retired from it wit) in” a ——— . n tg 7 The McDougal! rted | nae Less than service, In improvements, pecte PLA E ER-PIANGOS would study and later practice hiw. iz te | Also has all modern improvements, caine | : | ANUS Becomes a Vartner at 26. i? Ty | = ie | nothing to get out of order, no burner $2.50 Genuine Inlaid Linoleums, in construction, 1n econo- oe & ) ‘ ) ' 4 =a plates to remove When changing from $1.45 nv. Try one in your ‘ ; ‘ , ' ’ ’ , : " : a .f as to coal. . i a ; . : iM Se | a oneal , ab , ? d riving 1) pa y roy { [ ' \ ee TOE , muda s re a : ad “ y S te rOuUr- BECKER & Sons, 7 | Se A RANGE THAT WORKS ITSELt color throw | | ' kitchen and see = on ception bargais . Se oe etrg seTSeve ne Ni . : a bs self how completely tne BOLL™ .N BROS. a Senote ; : ' | ee lh we Louis he Tener aee 2 + tale yy — ” . ann mist ‘S ya cial— ' ; ; ] Be } VN sag ‘ hha gel A 365 business und sold it to the trust for Perfect Combination Range $10.00 Matting Rugs, $5.95 McDougall excels- -sold on ~ y" > ote . : ‘ 4 ’ } Eee ) satin { ide \\ ' t* i? * ' i? ’ { }} " ‘ eo UPRIGHT PIANOS to KNOW ach omer well icComb = Se . Le - 4 e | maitio6= . cushion, blue velour itere: | SaPruc! , ile = we — -t. ———— i secant and extstra btent M4 (Puen in Son an in =——- a | ; ; . ti) i ti} ~] J - , pei: . 4 r : — = L » ~ —- — ‘| Kk d socke former Police Surgeon of C 7 — Dapyns any 5 Ime A Vm (RA I 9 sane Send for complete descriptive : : . $18 Piano Lamps, $14.75 a Other physicians who hare ts f yor Ti f j 4: | . i ad mah ™ ‘ da. orte ee leste uxat ’ Pf t ’ ; ) : | y ai cieiens. camelate with wana and g 2 d the value of N ‘ Let yd : . _ c ’ , ‘ bbe: | . ' ae lk aochet. o 2 | ' : ’ i _" ‘ ree on KIESEL® ORST’S Ter 4 eee $10 Table Lamps, $7.95 : s irritable, oF seeks! , i ' usual merit—built of P s , PEE 88 ined for jron defictene eRe o> details es bh Civic laague Waits on U. KR. Report. Fancy terned mahorcany stands wit —«BSTABLISHED 1879 The United | Raitees cihon tig solid oak, golden finish nasorted fringed «ilk shades; compicte ‘Por 39 Years the Reliable Store tha’ Pleases’’ f the Civie Leaguc, which met Fri- .:~ a ett —has large clothes with cord and sockrt. SPC AL——tine lot faney Silk iav to consider the quesatian of 1 : ie wardrobe — hat box. N. W e Shades: assorted colers: worth C | CO} j the question of mu- x ae i : sane . or. Q St up to £3.50; choice. th e 1007 OLIVE ST. Railways, deciged to make no ree. M1 (ol NY) seriting “desk attach: Washington Av. and ymboo Shades, sik Hard; @@ AE VNamboo Shadew«, silk tinned: eiinehaticnas In that enndeactinn « ment. all siges: worth up te 85.00; Rein a : ation of the com- fF Easy Credit Terms Gladly Arranged on Any Parchase \_* choice of the los has be Pues ores rr the as Se fram their seta 2. “+ — in the mest commen fee

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er Rn Ry On TRUER ETS ROE RT| NT A > “3 Pd , Gittiie—;,... Ag Sess i; ¢ Ts Panda! 1 3 | - § eauty Help | STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee | 2 ee ce erent an bring out the b _- Fact Foot Troubles are Curable! ! —— ; ——S == i : a the bean. ~ 2 7 : tain : | to its Very best ad. ae: ’ ive Devices Fitted BY MAIL or Bis SIMONDS DESCRIBES War. Foch had called upon Haigs inet wi chet 75th ANNIVERSARY =|) THE BATTLE THAT smite. s# Sapoteon was accustomed Simpie, Inexpensive = orn P to call upon s Ol suard, and the cleanses the hair ana ‘= bettie Nia. Company N ; Cc H oO - — 0 | ? 6, BEAT THE GERMANS British had made the response of the ‘Ol ail the dandruff 2 oo 66 Continued From Page One. Old Guard. For the British this bat- | Oil, lea, ing a Wonder. “- OT ertep habe ete siledie 1 99 - tle was the Third Battle of the Cam- — | thrust was the final thrust of the a detail in the vast battle of lesome feeling. A ftey ho} 7 brai, il find that the hair ' a oe on _weeeee. | ; Foch, but it was for the world the Anal evenly, is neves ie In the decisive battle of the World decisive stroke in the winning of the arance and is alway fluffy: so fluffy, fs sare anemenenetimannaan oks more abundant om , | syecess were immediately enormous. 80 soft that “rang. Re : "6 Their own advance was checked a/| ‘Aust use ag few miles south of £ Valen-'| , whieh iam = ciennes on the’ line of the Y good druggist, die. 2a Selle River, just north of Pp of hot water: this Le Cateau, but their halt was exact- Pp of shampoo liquid. | 3am , ne ly like that of the operative forces asy to apply it to aw) am : on the flanks. They had accom- @ | : | | plished their purpose, they had broken the Hindenburg line, they had driven a wedge deeply into the (jerman front and the Germans both Op and Then ) Bie eae es PREIS: 4 : a in Lille and in all the new salient to SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1918. =o — Nr ee a - ——— — of just the top of the south between the Oise and the Aisne, including Laon and the _ §8t. Gobain forest and facing Rheims were in a dangerous posture. The | center had performed its mission, it | i PaR was time for the flanks to come to. H UNDREDS life again. Once more the Americans and - Gouraud, aided by Berthelot's army iia OF PIANOS hy : ae facing Rheims, struck wvorthward. | a ad sw i all nit ul What followed was a swift German) = retirement between the Argonne and | 3 Rheims, the surrender of all the po- | * AN B $ sitions held since the retreat from | bint Sis ma hed the First Marne in September, | , a 248 a 1914, including the old forts above | 3 . : ’ co” Big gt ‘ ‘ er ’ > e J G ‘A, ~~." . to the Lys in the southeast, to Rou- ot Biast : . lers and Thiel in the north, and to : CAMEO RINGS ; ~ W t W t h Guarantee A swift collapse of German resist- eater | wie : ris atcnes ance followed. By Oct. 16 the Ger-|§ linndreds of fine Pianos and Player-Pianos are be- | «tances you can purchase a fine high-grade instru, eae, tes he agp _ RE tes ge pO, “FBT Eruges and Ostend in the northwest. | THIS GREAT SALE HAS JUST STARTED IN REAL EARNEST—MAKE YOUR SELECTION TOMORROW We noi tivels ing shipped to our St. Louis store for this great sale ment for about the same price they have previously 7 ' — i - i ;, t : ae SIGNET RINGS ye ) Our assortment of Wrist Waiches a Se pete acd gone from the coast, f from stocks that have previously been in the hands been sold to dealers and agents. There can be no ; 5s EAR SCREWS a e Mand Military Watches is unsur- | prices anywhere Lille, Roubaix and Tourcoing were * ew and s commana a * a oka ie be- question regarding the wonderful savings that ue . hi 7 — Oe tyvles fre hich for spot cash on evacuated, the Germans were stir- cause of present conditions, gre have decided to cen- effected in this modern method of merchandising. Be- ! ¥ : : passed. Many st) i Wii the counter we . : | tralize our stocks in the larger distributing points, sides you have the opportunity of buying your Piane _—_—— : tA VALLIERES t : , to select. All are fully guwranteed will cheerfully . ring behind the Scheldt from CGhent . and in a great many territories control erclusively or Plaryer-Piano direct from the man who made it . \> ~: and warranted to keep refund to ven southward. On the other side of the the sale of Starck Piayer-Pianos and Starck Pianos and whose interest in your welfare does not cease when . ty accurate time, See our any devosit a8 as Le , through our own factory stores, thereby climinating vou have finished paying for the instrument. BROOCHES , special valuc at. PS s made Our coods lille salient. Douai had fallen, and the added selling expense entailed through the han ' Don't wait until a few weeks before Christmas marked in plain hy the end of the week Horne's dling of Vianos in the regular way and assisting ma- to buy your Piano. Select your instrument now, One of the best § a | HW — . & | ~ figures. sneak ae er amore ta " ls terially in conserving man power. 1s for delivery any time between eating Stoves # . SCARF PINS for themse! troops were approaching Valencien- Selling Pianos and Player-Pianos direct from the a wan he’ bees. You can do your buying L ves oo og er , t Open Saturday Until 9 ,. M. 50c or $1 a Week nes from north of the Sensee Ce nal, factory to the home means that in @ great many in- right now and save a whole lot of money. Burns ‘soft coal, 4 while Byng’s army was thrusting wood or slack, - | ward it from the south. Sx ee oe & Oe ee ee ote mee > LO- upset the equilibrium of the whole Jf Bou .S eer SALE-30 DAYS’ FREE TRIAL German front from the sea to the See jcc ee Ser ; wh ton ‘ “ ew sé], ° . > $ P Meuse. He had compelled the re- hp PRRReRRR geo wn aml Menthiy Payments as Low an ee a Me > army in a battle which they had ac- eee rs _ Sd ‘tir Meum over aaa ee SO ae STORE OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O’CLOCK DURING THIS SALE ND F LOOR—ORIEL BUILDING aitimate consequences of his ste. ies | \ : This great sale offers you a world of money-saving opportunities. Your 6TH AND LOCUST could say exactly to what point the | (gates gummi aaa ‘purchase is protected and guaranteed by the P. A. Starck Piano Co., one of : it BR: SG eX the world’s greatest Piano manufacturers—wholesalers and retailers. The Germans would undertake to make a) > Se | stand, but it was already certain that pati yg wonderful financial resources of this gigantic manufacturing and sales or- ie Dimaais Geese nee i = ganization make rossible these unheard-of prices and terms, even in the Ph 9 ° Wh W N d M Prunes kad been cosmid. toa | face of increased costs in every department of the Piano manufacturing ySicians XD aln 7 omen ee ore advancing allied armies were ‘wel- ~ a ‘business. comed by thousands of Frenchmen . e and weanen who had endured for “0 he HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MOST lr Th Bl d i d Than 30 Years A as , DERFUL USED-PIANO VALUES on in cir 00 0 ay 5 ont in its | roughest form, was | e | : WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. WE HAVE Say Anaemia—Lack of Iron Is Greatest Curse to the Health, Strength, Endurance toch’s ‘supreme victory. It was not r i ‘HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGAINS . won over a demoralized enemy. On _ Starck : and Beauty of the Modern American Woman. ik. oouieaey, tha Gemkens ein | (5 ft.) ‘JUST AS ATTRACTIVE i : ter ae a eee. s with great persistence and bravery. § Grand, $1200 | 65 ESTEY $122 aes eet @ OUGr- Te tdbic svt Today there ts . we | [t was not the consequence of a col- | KIMBALL iy The Starck (5 ft.) Grand Piano is the iron base and ‘s ' treat from the Fiindenburg line, with & es —_— ae uses and in- $5 00 P E be vi Oo a } oad linings —~ nice. zs , co all its various annexes, he had in- De ate hs STARCK. : 1 Pi in ti ly nick . . de 19 ratirery ’ . SS eae ee . Remember, you can try one of these uaex oe av y hickel trim : ) sured a retire ment out of all Fren¢ h Sega eee, PIANO privacy of your own home for thirty days, and at the ex- med. | ms territory west of the Meuse, he had ; SA piration of the trial period, if you are noé satisfied in every liberated Relei west of the vs Ce, aR vy, we will call for the tostrument and we will allow you Cc ( eigium v of Lri¢ 2 e vou have paid on it to apply on any other instrument | Scheldt, he had defeated the German Ba you wish to buy, or refund the money. Agents for oe oh } wo ; ~ ie — apse of their high command, for f ihe home. Every , : lishe not a woman oer ik ans RB ideal pinno for the ba y le r of a 4 entury nit read, a De : even after the defeat was assured the Starck Piano is guaranteed 25 yenrs. EVERETT ago little or no ti, tapioca, | cago, Dut who stands ~. : : ite: German armies were drawn back Rend what “Wr. Joseph Sheehan s (Principal Tenor and Artistic Director farina. legerm SG a*. with great skill and unmistakable ie = he yt ve : ae. | : nig we ee Reston Linglish Opera Company) says effort was exr- er te tee te he r¢ ady 10 : va “ea military efficiency. It was not, in of the Kurtzman - $55 . 8s 1d. Refining vienk shia rae ; ae a Ki the first three weeks, a rout, as Leip- § STARCK PIANO | i pected of the . oe . mu (naa serve { (. . al ii : , n Sic had not been a rout. but it was 7FrANO CO. Chicago REUTNER 70 ) ee yg - , , T “ ‘ : her 2! Fs" : 4 ; Y one of the most clearly cut victories P. Se Sen ® * HARDMAR, $7 S te rom these impov countri Bit sworta® ie & ney t ‘ : ‘ Gientlemen: Let me express my sin- average , J 1 Be} 1 = a7 Se in ail military history. And for the iv is 1 | ep et eet is cere admiration of the STARCK PI- sil) nethods f SF a » Pe Pork} tea (;ermans it s yor Pout & 3 : ¥ at 3 . Vs ff - we walt whee your f he full of the ; It 9 iy : OE 2 AERA eRe ERARD GRAND “oom Mt set i NB food has mn ¢ Mus ~~ s-eacane® FF “4 ry One dollar a week buys a Diamond. Toftts : ; : $ $ $ t anos. slightiy used, that are enough salt ii life vim. and vitality ee Bs Bros. & Co , 2d floor, 308 N Ath st.—Ady, | EBONY CASE $300 0 wunmemben he Gham Ga. aa. man. sen ad Pot ia , ‘ penn 3 * x ine , «(LSED) ' * 9 pie —_ peng B substan- ded en urgeon of nee that come from having oS ee CHANCE FOR NEARLY EVERYONE SAMPLE GRAN Piste eminn tal seeen tial having — 8730.00, e850 Tie’r 5 e Su'r geo . ; . — : iANY CASE; LIKE c 2s | nf ow, Hospital, chicago, Plenty of tron in the blood. a TO GET INTO THE WAR GAME @ New“. Peake $495 against any defects in material Terms on Player-Pianos— durance than mn . pte tg : a New Starck Grand Pianos, $750 to $1200 or workmanship. $2.00 Per Week Up ee bd i aes Ban Mine Mtge ole Aaa Biggh 3 A : : Easy Payments DR. FERDINAND KING, uty uring th + ta espe ee oe ae ee ante eh, S')> Men of Superior Education Wanted New York Physician and Chicago's five thousand bluecoats in hat this trouble, then purchase oniy Nuxated as oe Reap ser —— OUT OF-TOWN CUSTOM Medical Author, Says physi- ano A - * fe i] Manner of scorns and: av | ‘ ' apo “4 ; r 3 ; pa h ike . it . 7 A reeruit cc pore ot ae b illo rT A SPECIAL CASH BARGAIN ERY DAY 9 ERS ha ’ re Piano value than you No matter where you live (in the U. 8.), you can take advantage Gans shot scribe more organic res of ni ne eremen’s. LA veh : type Netty Leet plate lena | eri gence supply the trial This remedy. bs ‘proven throu and failed to get results. remember that “Crvice, which recently received du- $50 or $700 Cash will buy mo of this great sale. Write quick—TODAY. Any piano shipped NO LAMPS = tei if xceel any prepara gt ee. 7 ndnotay ~ Bg an ¢ ' meeerens thority to induct civilians of draf have ever seen in your life. An unparalleled oppor- anywhere in the U. 8. on 30 days’ FREE trial. No money 7 sg manded through ton deficiency Opinions of Dr. James ave ever used for creating fee thing | ; P ; t oan , ea ner _ “Beam men, ins been estadlisne: disorders , sa Arure. : ) Bellevue Hospital (Outdoor Dept.), Dr. Schuyler ©, Jagues. fo an cerns Orene, Mimvlahts and aleob: South Euclid avenue. 4 ra ye eter Trak on ao A f “et York, and the Westchester one vorte (ty, aaid: ‘ ri é rT ¢ ’ nis rea } ‘ ‘ Mah (ie \I 1) { al supe rik tr ¢ luc iti r) 3 = — * > bie . “vy careworn women in (we fb a ebb oheat a have ined Stas é ticular branch of the army service t faney Silk ' a? ot, ' ‘ow York | an ae a 7 athe gee: C ul + aie ; rount seoorntat fering year aft Year Tron hich 7. ec ar reons After Noy. l the procurement of . Ui. Tosy che a women without ir ersons Ko on sulle . Wo — . Lt ' es not ’ - a | ave , es one s 1. ~ : + ied ' te | shemaelves for all kinds « }} ' dé i a, . Commissioned officers from « IViLIAN | 1 1 o2 OLIVE S . ; Tt tis it} . . ; " : — - se nnaer! ts sae? _* “ry ‘ ‘ i : th « 7 : | handsome Jnvanense Physician and Medical Author i ‘ Boron be pa tee ie ina ae ie known to dr t} : yn. 'ife will be under charge of the per- ! os gh timed: Ngiy emphasized the fact that doct + sige JA, . ood corpuscl organi ' Product te a = sonnel] ivis f the “ner: 3 ae eet SE eee ee ee eee iron Nu ficient iron in the red blood corpuncies te ated eee . tmtere ¢3 oa . ne h division will ad rele te what © » e ’ i h ' ; “~ ai , : ; ry {i \ hte ° , _s mokinkg women paticn : ee Be ithe | , j | : vo ene kia of an ? ™ } wp ss r ” . wtis , ' rem \ owes trl I ranch of the Service wce pted appii- frequents uo nore arti e fhe ee yt Ps bed ke : | ef ot uh ’ fund vou _ mon cants will be assigned. tren thes h ) a subject by well- Dolph Drug Co, Welt Wilson Drug Co. : | Manufacturers Starck Pianos, Starck Grand Pianos and Starck Soloist Player-Pianos often they ae Norwithatanding a Pre ae te , : ; . - on | ’ . , . . ’ 6 Written on th 1s of peopie Enderle Drue ceiffer Drug Co indian arn ' veicians, thousands of ee Se he aid ireless cookers and fully equipped -? se . “ »%s P ' shnaeor irae ’ : ‘ " e* men » : . ’ ' in dosing themee:s: , mee . am furne: <3 mo the ost. Tie of women the roses © { suppose ; IAC? arc a rr ne jaf P’o ‘ [ ise rt) | is! yet susie . hes ; . “torres a“ ar , & ; ‘ ; ink : ° male cheeks See ew cents le#s. ,J strongiy ad- VERTISEMENT patch Want Ad Ba Sale offers. in the mest common foods of Amer- Chee irritable deapor! When the iron

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SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 97, 1913, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee aa - A ; ag - tye 4 s P OL LOUIS PUST- “DISPATCH saints 2 ———— —_ _————- -- ET ee oe Oe NON EECA HAS Lift Off Corns! ~BEWATERBU NEW RATE RAISE PLEA’ ,, Announcement 7h x pss en R d VV anted Re / “Freezone” is Magic! Lift @ any Corn or Calius = enn CCOT S Ruffner Says Company Will right off with fingers—No pain! q Until further notice the Herz-Oakes a . Welcome Public Purchase Candy Company wishes to announce Unless It Gets Relief. that in order to conserve fuel, light and at _D. HUSS labor, the store will open at 9: 00 a. m., a and close at 6:30 p. m. daily, excepting ig +139 sac Street. The Union Electri Light and | Power Co. announced yvesterday that | Sundays and holidays. : “a ‘Nontracts taken to ctw it was preparing to petition the Pub- Pi We take this opportunity to th ) ? soaches, Bed Bugs. Eats : lic Service Commission for increased f the heart ti ¥ — | our par rons ior e ne y co-operation Fs : manta 8 acts rates for residence and other con- shown in the past, and feel : that i ¥ Pr 4 enn, Ais ieee our efforts to conserve and co-operate aa _At the same time, Vice President with the Administration will meet with ~ 3 Charles S. Ruffner declared that ‘unless State regulation hereafteé approval. B: . Bo S O V a | ] het @ just and honorable intent of the a But hes wing se just and honorable intent of the e 99 z 3 Stoves ower an ei State law, this company will welcome 1+. Louis Over the Top 4 pbuilding, which mea public purchase and operation of its. : a ; discount ot properties.”’ Ht * 4 _ re little d He added that “some of the ablest 1 oa is to shop a an men in the staotetent industry” be- i ? :: 7 here and elsewhere. : plan in the city. ; lieve that after the war the United HERE’S a Soldier Over There fight ny for = Staten Government we ne mph ) . — a. . the production and distribution o / s : : ! you who wants music. He has a phono- = |i clectricity. . / ; ce : GAS AND C No Dividends on ‘ . m 5 ; \. Ruffner further declared that rrapl declared i PTa p 1. s failure of the Public Service Com- | ; ee RANG 4 — just rates to t! Drop a little Freezone on an aching | sufficie yx Made in St. Louis W | 2 d h d ae mission to readjust rates meet sufficient to rid your feet of every ont y ou sen Im records: increased material costs of wartime corn, instantly that corn stops hurt-| hard corn, soft corn, or corn between §f on Locust Street ~~ Comey had been sufficient to deprive hold- ang, then you lift yr “~- . . . a ii moar ; ? a. : 4 Wont you help him with music that VW il] ers of $11,000,000 of the company’s cpwed it right out. It the toes, and calluses, without sore- - doesn't hurt one bit. irritati i common stock of any dividends for Yes, magic! nes3 or irritation. Freezone is the lighten his Spl rif and make ; him torget the the vear and to leave only $360,000 | _ Why wait? Your druggist sells a much talked of ether discovery of @ Tne Sunday Post-Dispatch has over ONE-HALF MILLIOB to be added to the depreciation | Giny bottle of Freezone for a fey cents,| Cincinnati genius. —ADY\. more readers than any other newspaper west of the Mississipph — hardships he has to undergo? fund. whereas the commission's en-| “Firse In Everything” rineers have declared that - VOO0 Is the proper yearly addition to} Ty * . L¥ c 4 C ke >» y : ¢ that fund. He fixed the year’s def- | ° ) abl talk ne ‘machine oo eit at $1,975,000, ewe a 9th and Washington—HELLRUNG & GRIMM—16th and Cass wanted for our army overseas. A million = Public Service Demeeaams 3) further scored records will bring our boys the music they gE OE ~are . = ad - x ity companies to earn more than a CTa\ C. They need MUSIC to keep up their small interest return on their legiti- ¥ 3 : mate investment in any year, as- morale. They will get it with your help. fied an obligation] teak teteh! througy the State Public Service Commissions, that would give the. companies this minimum fair return | every year. The State’s idea—and it ° ¢ ‘ ‘ *c¢- a, was correct was "al an assured small regular vearly return would at- F you havea phonograph, share your records eee emeiciont now lees ae — Te Sa a. P athephone with those who are protecting you thousands eee corning: ee y Se Se ee d of miles away. In your home perhaps there ie chews at one ae I) \ QS an 7 oven for either f are many records you have tired of playing. “The apyation of this ony 8 ee ee | | Zor 10 Selections | HP 8 iarge Esa This Stove is so co! as to enable you either coal, wood 61 is practically two. ‘ « Pa . if 4 é " ~ A Bal Bite nA 5 ok re " St a oe sath » Te ong wa mt a a Ti. eee hoe ig , Be >; + Sy hia hak SCT I MO oS eae ahd 6 geben 9 ELE EE seg a RE BE ART, Be ap Cd | —— ; Siate commissions has as a rule been ame aera ae ; mE | 7 -- | : nickeled drop Don't hoard them; send them overseas to help timid and dilatory. So much so that aole Boy (5 Double Records) 1] eaves, Gaae fight for your country. The best are none too pon faring oa year —State fate on terms. CASH, , regulation has amduated to « serious aaa = =—( | OR CREDIT. good forthem. The boys will enjoy them and nw ee suk aes) play them over and over again. Boom omelets: = sont edna , a | OT ° vied hed at prom ie ae ee ( “ha through your record library now. Draft cent and that enormous _ interest charges could have been saved for benefit of consumers had the| all you Can spare for immediate Scr Vicc. : ‘hints made certain a return The Pathephone 1s the phonograph with the sapphire ‘ rs i sania he ae +s 14,” Pe x ei a ee ¥ ; ' , come hrompen tt mecha Ds, se, \psae'ciining apcaae: ' ' ‘ > ball reproducer—none of the seratching surface noise of 7% ‘ Induct them into the army that is fighting for ies te aut, dower fate Combination Range meapbetiaranilatierr tet Lory mo the largest in the world. But, remember. Pathe reeords , | “Ila «&. ‘ » enn). Ns gvag— Q a paratelv or ¢ - . your L ncle Sam. SCORES SEEKING T0 BF SENT Burns coal—burns gas—burns them separately or at play best on the Pathephone. Other Pathe; ‘hones from the same time. One range with all the conveniences of I: Clack . TO OFFICERS’ TRAINING CAMP |] {wo “istreus a Nie coving in fuel And the Jewel Gom- $3230 to $1000. ‘The Pathephone plays all records, HIS is Slacker Record Week. There is a Stnation. like cil cakes Gemuh Sieecun alt Seana bination, hourth of Those peers Se e Classed as recelv ing station In your neighborhood that Incligible by Maj. Craigic, Who best combination range that can be made, For real kiteh- Names Qualifications. en economy your choice of combination ranges must be S p)? oP Ulé pg , af- - , . er >. = - hea? «03 . . Dune » me ly corrected. If arising more than ’ Pp gr in, Cc. y as Diiehech tn Chi ee * 12x9 Wool and Fiber Rugs.. s $10.95 that .vou must at least con in an . " ; ‘ ‘ pmnen Da 1! icawo. re - -o™: . — i. 7 ‘ er ; 44 yr - : once immediate attention is the part ‘or fifteen vears 1 } wr. tere oO hi- : _—— look at if. e Standard does rt I Vea — ae treating one dis - + of / ‘ Gar The petition was opposed by Zach , awa with the backa hea You sit of wisdom. ’ ase anione, ECZE M a [ ve handied over one ! ‘ + 4 “iy : rr or , P _ ~ ‘4 ! KEIO %atftear attarne. os 1a 1 ‘Owe . ie = Sr i) proces Lin ars fine nttiractive oi ~ : : ASes 1 not pret: nd to know it al ... ; Pan . Patterson, attorney for the Missouri . = .& | S re ry] LIimno.eum ‘ {5C straight in front af vour aewing. ; ‘ as eB od the Ais ise ie au . , ¥ ya ..% a ¢ Tr} Bela, r*® ¥ aqdronnineg n a pest al todas ia .% , the mm. I rice $1.00 eT tube, ; e you More reai co A a week than vou ever @xpe z ; » on tae aente | be made of the property if the ODp- » | 1] . a | CORRECT KIDNEY TROUBLE. Do it tight now: Your very ife may be at sake ae aang Sapation “Of the road eheuld be éi paying only # dollar weekly. 9” & Washingt A lo" & C A Sold by all druggists.—-ADVER . 2. CANNAD ees at ae” aml Meee And.a Hoosier, with its forty - as Ing on Ve., - ass ve TISEMENT. on AY, M. D., 1273 Court Bk., Sedalia, Mo. ee ee ee eee erence: Third National Bank. Sedalia. or ask rour banker to find out } this point for next Saturday labor-saving features, will sen | about me, °° heatee 1 See | 3 save you miles of steps and Credit ‘Terms Granted Send this notice to same neor anff fat part apartment. See Post-Dispatch erer from ecrema. It will be a kind act by vou. bargains—-used or nex ar. hours of work. Wanta. a logued in the Post-Dispatch Want -

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I Oo Tae SS Aes LEN, Dey, by Sac Saunas OS Delt > So ok a a s ities ie a OT Oe Lay . ELT LL RR a NER —- Pa ee ies oe . - re . — grey Pye? a oe a oO 3 : : - ? 7 4 : : . — . Tg, Sere a ae %, iar Py % : a I ei | Parry sas) ~ te ae See Rte terrence recor . ‘ — - : a pee b a ™ ~ . — . — cite : % — Ss 4 ill : : - *. = ae * ° & a ee " nO TT LE - - ee — TS - - seas ST. ST. LOWS POST-DISPATCH Nisa. Y ot ralroma ne ene edt . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Li. = nt The nastiest speeies of the cock. | \ faye fhe id + e s family, and other SOeeTOneNS | = cock! VINE Ss 6 - r tg é ae E12 COCKROACH POWDER Restore sabural cele color as kes =: MADE AND. SOLD BY to gray hair. “ake the simple, easy, = announce safe’ way to change your gray faded | light and and lifeless looking hair to its natural | First Six Programs in St. Louis) 700 a. m. | » (dark, lustrous shade, pe-fectly natural} [0 Not Contain Single Piece re , | . . ‘in appearance. Be young looking. ee mud | excepting 139 Pine Street. Both Phones Thousands are renewing their youthful of Teutonic Origin. : ntracts taken to clean out Cock- arp in just this way. 3 poaches, Bed Bugs, Rats and Mice. = Your sea o' Sy ftarmicss and ready to use. : 3 to thank | “tno satiatactory: hile ekg ae Ree | lt was stated editorially in the; operation SS Post-Dispatch a few days ago that | 4 sure that ) | there exists a widespread ee - | oe o-operate Te oe ice al HIS Sale will i h d eet with tackgors music during the period o | a e wi interest t e man an e war. Somewhat more than a | Straw showing how the wind is blow- | h t t k ry 4 But you will find our prices of high-class Furniture and | ing is the fact, as revealed in an an-| young man who wants tO Make eve ee Stoves lower than elsewhere in the city, because we | Rouncement yesterday that the first | d lI d d bl d t th =~ building, which means no high rents; buy all our goods for [f\chofs'vrulas concerts up bos con Sn. ee ee i“ a Cc ce - cash and discount our bills. In buying furniture, our advice | tain a single work by a German. with a boy to outfit. is to shop a little and you will see the vast difference in prices | The chief offering at the first pair | 300, O00 rth f li h, d d bl here and elsewhere. We have the most liberal time-payment Ts concerts, Nov. oe and 23, will be) $ wo O sty IS epen a e plan in the city i Pschaikowski’s Fifth Symphony.) _ . Other symphonies" at succeeding Fall and Winter Clothing is being sold GAS AND COAL OUR LEADER = Bf ®rsncx. Dvoraie‘and Berlioz Dvorak | : ; Franck, Dvorak and Berlioz. Dvorak t f 30% f | : KITCHEN | was technically an Austrian, but be- a Sav ings O 0 rom usud prices. : longed to the Bohemian, of Czecho- y t ff d t h : Rin © Slovak race. Franck was a Belgian | . | : bine ct Tit a I ou can a or O miss Suc an hs ein St. Louis and Berlioz a Frenchman. Rach- ‘ a _._ " a) a t it R d d f th ‘ Locust Street ‘maninoff is a Russian, as was Tschai- eer er LOGIE SELL (Oh MEN TOUNG MS (AS p_BOys eA PAG | front [ Ad I 7 OPpor unl y. Ca every wor 0 e | kowski. | , : | | "Other composers ‘represented on : ia, ) oe announcement and then come here oo ey. : oO re-box, deep ashpan, and i : nickeled drop set on «Bor sg oma 1 CARUSO CONCERT POSTPONED ae s 8 a shelves. Sani- tary base. 1a ~ 3 tary base. Sold | Influenza Ban Causes ‘Postponement | « 7 | ; | Sold on ! 7 on terms. CASE terms | Until Next April. | : a OR CREDIT... for | There being small prospect that |i , = a ‘the influenza quarantine would be| centres: aah yin oc ape g Vee Mize Races sel, - ly ‘escinded in time for Enrico Ca-| ‘i cages ian ‘beth Neti end dhe eie cae — % : , | |ruso to give the concert scheduled | see can le worn as a FF; ‘ enuine |for next Wednesday night at the | iierhiaiers® ah Aes a | Coliseum, the recital has been post- | . = 6 $18 00 Values pie a a 4 | poned until after the close of the! > Handsome dark Bra *§ Af , 2 = HIGH-OVEN | Metropolitan Opera Company season . ual aa ge ceeotioena ; ‘ : i'next April. It will be given either | , ailored and cu ; with the sapphice q in the last week of April or the ~~ Ty § | 0a S [ i surface noise of an es Ga ers week in May. Ss 2 beets s _ Record Librarv is Caruso has canceled his entire) $20 Raincoat ‘0 | : oa 4 ‘ : ‘ wae . sas a “rye dist he r. Pathe records : W estern tour, which, in addition to | eeneet, ai n | \ A - 2 2UU 7 : This Range is one of the house- St. Louis, ineluded Ann Arbor, | alata semediaines catmmiahin st i . Pathephones from » wife’s pleasures. The enameled §| Chicago and Milwaukee. The local . @c8 ia this sale at } esses ji. s all records. oven makes it very desirable for concert was first set for Oct. 22, but! ae : baking or cooking and no dust | was postponed for a week. Theer | . a to shake down on it. Will hold have been advance sales of about | : 7 | fire 24 hours, burns either coal @ | #6900. The money will be refunded, | . : ’ . ’ ’ “ St” | or wood. Come |it is stated, or else the tickets may | s Juvenile Suits Boys Stylish Boys Extra Boys Suits : Se: : be retained until the concert. when | ° . « fe (at ae in and see our ; a . Suen 191 8 display. they will be honored. | BOYS S ij RDY & Overcoats School Suits Quality Suits & Overcoats ' Pe Terms to suit amie Worth $8 Worth $16 Worth $12 ——— Worth $15 ; ec — 394, ths u r conven= HOW NEIGHBORHOOD PICTURES / ; ; ; t Pars we ~ stem +, ? is et or oe ys be te hy Fears = pacres | od fae ale Dy ay ' Bee _ ence. | Pee, eee ee sc saath he eile a / ty ~ gers or souoess wu. ve MOE | WINTER CLOTHES | ; iS — ~ WER Plan Is to Take Films Soon to Be} . © tt i +. ae k ANNES | Shown in Home at Christ- | sae a SO NIS Preliminary to the taking of mo- - on er Down D ft tion pictures of St. Louis relatives of ‘ical Al iets = = ra soldiers and sailors, to be shown to/§ : p at gh | the boys at the front at Christmas, a/| Mi STORE HOURS: . STORE HOURS: —_ 1 ee : representative of the Soldiers’ and Wh pe ee 4 ! Sailors’ Relatives Committee of the 8 A, M. 8 A. M. 1 ad.” ¢ 4 War Camp Community Service will TO TO as ae ‘spend today in Chicago observing : Pi ‘ $ ] 3 715 It . = ; ' the filming of soldiers’ and sailors’ 4 Pp. M. 6 Pp. M. es © . «ati pee In rl Gores ip : will keep two large rooms relatives at Grant Park ge) . ) is ‘pose, wi » 3 of ae ate ak Dining Chairs. comfortably wariti. Burns If ee pinay sid >t oy fa re re link- the Chamber o ‘Ommerce, the Ro- : seats of Imperial any kind of fuel, never c ‘tary Club and other organizations \ rs ———— ae ers, consumes all kinds of ‘and citizens to obtain moving pic- ek senghe and gas) fe abootutely {ures the relatives and frond N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AVENUE ithe boys, of which films will be made . bad z = Ty ty airtight so it will in sufficient number to send to all a" steiad | ; HOLD FIRE OVERNIGHT camps and cantonments in which are , ma re F 'Y. M. Cc. A. huts or other buildings iL | i Nicely trimmed 'where such pictures may be shown. | —- ; | ‘ ‘ éy in nic « e a In some instances group pictures) & ; ae) f AAT tT Vea &f ies Terms to suit, 2 = arcades vem en ace Se ee | gE ' DR VEN | 4 « s ” — | ce S 4 Ss BS CC ‘erns, runt : “, | / Cash or Credit | the greater part of the grouping fens ry FE R. VAN B00 ; : rn ‘must be done in different sestions ti =e D ti t ¢ : ve ) 0 = -D & it— of the city, probably at or near the, LOFTIS BROS é& Co. ¢ | LOFTIS BROS é& Co. & Co rote s : 63. 5 aveno ul $63 50 'motion picture theaters and in For- | | - | : « est Park, Tower Grove Park and + j SPRY Fairground Park. Plates paneer F - fe | At the headquarters, Room 13067, ios 1b ; sepa: oe ae sieehas ridge Work if - 1] pong oe grp lg a S ieiecion Do your Christmas shopping NOW. Remember the boys ‘‘over there,”’ and send their gifts early. No ship wh 8 ae ur ‘a |either in person or by phone or let ments to them can be made after November 15, Delays =_y oo disappointments A diamond or & wris (.aareniced : : - Th peat watch will be sure to please. if “4 " » ‘§ o oe 4 e > le ’ rehe 3) 2 © e : Tepe Boaz oe atanag lanes ——_ Loftis Seven - Diamond GorgeousDiamonds HUNTING $ 7 | DA R I) ” United States Marine Corps go to the Cluster Rings Step into our store any day of CASE T ss Marine Corps League headquarters. | ot evening, inspect our splendid stock : = me . fas North Seventh etree! and resis she Diamonds are j ’ - . that e ore wey = : moun ted en x a : ane he eonvineed nat Ww A! ph oe Machine é jook like one large . .* ® backaches you sit our spec a , $65, $75, $100 and “OLID -" heir earnings bY mvesting in a i - “ae ont of your sowing. holstered in Besto leather, mas- ie ietine mane Stcatiniehs ‘ees | i aOR GOLD Se eT biakeel; aa th oro L000 EI0-10E=o5 : : d’’ is practically two sive frame in oak finish. war be ah Not Hamper Operations. 2 Sp $1.55, — Fasy Pavment Plan : 2 one--lo¢k and chain e e ; Rv the Associated Prees per wee as, 7 $1.80 STOP COLDS = SAMe machine. The Opens to full size bed; ‘Cash oF WASHINGTON, Oct. 26. Reports a Month £2 fuaranteed for a life- i with non-sag rene Ca today from army camps and canto / FF : 7 niy machin ou can Credit Reed et gs RE RE) BN es eee ee oe ee ee ee ee A wird the [ oe nn oom COD Niamond Ring — Tooth Mounting - 3 | b} Be . aa J ™* j © IN e ij ENZA cf ‘ | oe. —isv payments, ! tinued improvement in the influenza | ; , . > | oe } iG Fate ; Music ROLLS = epidemic, while reports from France » Specially wig ta so to _ Sie ae = os ft oe | | . se 1 show a marked decrease in the num- \\ play the beauty of a. nearest pene MEAG I einer FEVER AND GRIP a a emeans t Mi T trate to Get Up in ber of pore pager the last 10 trans- \\ ee: = r e una tan | 1041—onvertibiec Bracelet Watch, | 403-——-Mens Watch, hunting case, 16 ee the Morning; If He Can Fight Like He Can 3 ports arriving ere. i8y a , ' ‘fine gold filled, plain polished. | | size—plain polisbed, a: morted . pat- i" | Love; At the Dixie Military er hl Wee, Wee, | Secretary Baker, in announcing , coma gend. ‘High grade Full Jewel movement, terns or engine turned; guaranteed ’ a. . E Marie; Oh, Frenchie; K-K-K these reports, indicated that army 7S Mage, S155 oO PARKER g Cascara uinine a ts, * l Pee - a ns | medical officials are satisfied the, ‘ 4 eek A ~~ i have the epidemic in hand and th at aA eatin of a “agi: a35 Ave er 4 iA Our it will not further delay militar $125 Rings, $3.00 4 value a $2.40 » Month. INSIST ON PARKER'S | ¥ Quality & Prices rs ns, Phone Central 5052 or Main 97 and Week, gilt dial, Case and Bracelet 'S vears: fitted with 17 -jewe! $26 $100 Rings. $2.50 guaranteed 20 years. Splen- $18: Kigin or Ulinols movement! | The Old Reliable, Original cer Galectes Will Call 9 Diamond and Watch Credit House Call or Write for Catalog 905 ; * ape {> ee ™ ® 3 , x > a , > e. Ms The Sund Post Dispateh has over ONE HALF MILLION . ‘oe ss o Week, $1 sed a Month. FTIS Second Floor Carleton. Building. Open Evenings | Mos ——-! $, E. Cor. 11th and Franklin Av. the FOUR other St. Leute mewspapers | BROS &£0, i855 305 N. Sixth Street, Near Olive, St. Louis com bined. — ry st During the firet nine months q 4 > | he aha ee @, YX L 1918 the Post-Digpatc) printed 4) — : Highest ate Ro : owe For Sale “Wanta’-—32,415 more thar ge than apy other pemapaper west ef the cee 6» ds : «ig te we uo mor * ee tld pen a “ain : = = ws ~~ ko > a * ow ape belek > ai - "9 Ko a, SR EE »’ —< Se ill

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. a ai del ae PRES " - Pa A ae eee EY gotntin WERT DA 9 pe RP eg? em a kee extoge b — — es rate eoe Raa Emotes Oot Stl } OLIVE ‘Iv ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH +: SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1918. ae aeat? Wa fa ae ss ge Py 5 aia meas * " P sy tn ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ Snow Reported in Panhandle. DALLAS, Tex., Oct. freezing weather forecast for the treme northern portion of East Tex- as, and snow falling in the Panhan- 26.—With | homa. were with a rains today, genera! State rain, ‘over the heavy ex- loca! the United States Weather Bureau here announced. dle, and predicted in parts of Okla- | falling ver) If Tongue is Coated, Stomach Sick, or Child is Cross, Feverish, Constipated, giv Mother, Your Child needs a | Harmless Laxative.—Quick! ee e “California Syrup of Fige.” See Den’t.ecold your fretful, peevish, bealthy, playful child ehild. See if the tongue is coated; this is a sure sign that the lit stomach, liver and bowels are clogged with bile and imperfectly digested food. When listless, pale, feverish, with sore eat, sleep or act naturally, or has stomach- ache, indigestion, give a teaspoonful | of Senna,’’ tainted breath, a throat; if the cold, or 4 ehild does not of **California Syrup of Figs,’’ out of the bowels, and you have tle to make their *‘insides*’ wholesome. Keep it handy, Mother! ‘row, but get the genuine. druggist for a pottle of a | —ADV. after giving it, because it’ never fails sweet and | Stations: given today saves a sick child tomor- | Olive streets; Ask vour | ferson Barracks genuine '**Cahifornia Syrup of Figs and Elixir | North made by the California Manchester avenue, and | Fig Syrup Co., which has directions | 0980 Easton avenue. im a few hours all the waste matter,! for babies, children of all ages, and | | bile and fermenting food will pass | for grown-ups, plainly on the bottle. | standard size, three inches by four Relatives of Soldiers and Sailors Outside U. S. Urged to Fol- low Carefully. Relatives of members of the soldiers are urged carefully read the rules. Each parce] must be packed in a carton which will the American Red Cross. FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS the! American Expeditionary Forces who plan to send Christmas parcels tw to be furnished by Before the’ person desiring to send a parcel can obtain one of the cartons he must have received an official coupon 0: label from the soldier to whom the Christmas parcel is to be sent. Arrangements have been made tor the distribution of these among the men overseas. Thoy are to be filled out by the serial number, his name, rank, army serial number, company, regiment and grm of eerv- ice and sent to the United States ac- / companied by a request that the per- ‘son receiving the coupon paste it on the Christmas package which that person may desire to send him. ‘ruis coupon will be the address of she soldier and authorization for ship- ment of the package as well. | Upon receipt of the coupon or ‘label the person planning to send the | parcel should apply at any desig- nated branch postoffice station, but preferably at the main office, Figh¢- 'eenth and Walnut streets, or the cer- tral station, Ninth and Olive streets, show the label to the Red Cross in- spector and ask for a carton. egain., Chil- nh at dren love this harmless ‘‘fruit laxa- Location o Serie sc ee i ‘, | ss inspectors w yur tive, and mothers can rest easy Red Cross inspectors Wi e ic following Main office, Eighteenth and Carondelet, at the | Walnut streets; Clayton, Ferguson, Jef- and Kirkwood McLaran, Maplewood, and Wellston, St. Louis.County; sroadway; inches by nine inches, and must not exceed three pounds in weight. They a Only 185 of These MURPHY'S *PRUNK ‘SALE * Our big drive on Factory Sample Trunks has been such an overwhelm- ing success that we are putting on the balance for a quick close-out for Monday and week We still have an unbroken assortment but there are only 185 of these Factory Samples left. All will be sacrificed at 80c¢ on the dollar. Remember, they are all new and perfect, except a few scratches from handling. Factory Samples Left $7.50 Steel Covered Trunks. 85.00 | $35.00 Wardrobe Trunks, $10.00 Canvas Covered $30.00 Wardrobe Special Discounts . 87.50 355.00 .. $10.00 Tranks... $22.50 $125.00 Wardrobe Trunks.. a Ee ee ee aera ., 824.50 Wardrobe Trunks... . 837.50 $65.00 Wardrobe Trunks.... . $45.00 $90.00 Wardrobe Trunks... . 860.00 . 390.00 for the Needs of Our Soldier and Sailor Boys Razor Seta, Gem, Eiver-Ready, Gillette... es I dic, 6 os ge 8-0’ 0 Empty Fit-All Cases ....... Pocket Photo Frames....... Trench Mirrurn ............ Officers’ Trumks............. ~s sees -81.00 to $7.50 ie a a alla gle $3.50 to $25.00 e+e eee 06 8s 6 2 Sew So The to $3.50 FEES EROS $1.25 to $10.00 Tice ecms Rites es BLOOD to $10.00 72-60,6 04.8 @ OE PAL Ss 5 Sea ep a OE Saat Be to- £3.00 p0.Wee sine s $6, $7.50, $10 and $12.50 | SPECIAL SALE ON LADIES’ HAND BAGS | P.C. Murphy Trunk Co. 707—Washington Av.—707 should not contain anything which | will not keep fresh from the time of | packing until Christmas. | The package should be taken, un- |; wrapped and unsealed, together with ‘the label and sufficient stamps, to ‘the nearest collection center desig- inated by the Red Cross. Here it ' must pass inspection as to contents and weight, and be wrapped in stout |paper on which the label will be fixed. The sender in the presence of the Red Cross worker will affix stamps “sufficient to carry ' Hoboken, N. J. The rates are 8 ‘cents for one pound, 14 cents two pounds and 20 cents for three ' pounds, the weight limit. The pack- | ages will then be left at the Red ' Cross receiving stations which will deposit them in the mail for dis- patch. No one will be furnished a carton except upon the presentation of a “Christmas Parcel Label,” and par- cels cannot be sent without this la- 'bel. Duplicate labels will not be is- 'sued if the original is lost. | The parcels may bear inscriptions such as ‘Please do not open until 'Christmas,’’ ‘Merry Christmas,’’ “Happy New “Year,” “With Wishes,”’ | notes are forbidden. To assure d»- | livery by Christmas, they must be mailed on or before Nov. 20. Navy Rules for Parcels. The Navy Department has advised that for parcels intended for officers -and men on United States naval ves- sels in home makers and abroad or Stationed at naval bases or stations in foreign waters should conform to | the following conditions: | 1. Parcels may not exceed °0 pounds in weight and must be so coupens branch postoftice | 6924 | A little | South Broadway; Central, Ninthand > in | $323 7405 | The Christmas parcels must be of | the package to. Best and the like, but letters or | prepared for mailing that the con- | tents can be readily examined. Sub- ‘stantial boxes or other suitable con- | _tainers should be used. 2 2. The parcel must bear the nams ‘and address of the sender in the THE EDISON WAY THE ARTIST’S ART PLUS THE VIOLIN TONE All manufacturers of record the artist’s technique. Ask the man who claim in the world, whether any with his machine to prove s His answer will be NO. by the greatest inventor of 1114 “Deal Albert Spalding Playing in Test With the New Edison The instrument that proves its perfection. sound-reproducing “instruments The New Edison is different in that it also duplicates the original tone of the artist's violin. s his talking machine is the best artist ever sang in comparison tatement. Come and ‘hear the greatest musical instrument invented the age, Thomas A. Edison. 7 1114 OLIVE and must be addressed } lowing manner: (a) Name of addressee in full to- gether with his rank or ratinz. (b) The designation of OL station or naval base to which ad- dressee is attached. in the fol- vessel Supply Base, avenue, Bush Brooklyn, N. Y.”’ (d) The words “Christmas Rox’’ er “Christmas Present.’ a +». Parcels prepared and addresse Terminal \In accordance with the foregoing will | |be chargeable with postage at the fourth class or parcel post zone rate) applicable between postoffice where | mailed and Brooktyn, N. Y. | 4. No perishable food products | | other than those packed in contain- | ,ers should be included in Christmas | parcels. The parcels should be mailed as soon as possible so as to reach Bush Terminal Station not later than Nov. 15, 1918, and may bear the same Christmas greetings as specified for parcels intended for members of the J American Expeditionary Forces. ‘SEAMEN BOYCOTT HENDERSON. | By the Associated Press. | LONDON, via Montreal, Oct. 26.-~ ‘Arthur Henderson, British labor. ‘leader, his secretary, and Camille |Huysmans, Belgian Socialist leader, | | were unable to go to France, Fri-| | day, as they intended because the (crew of the vessel on which they ‘had booked passage refused to sail ‘if they were aboard. The members |of the crew said that they would not sail with “Pacifists and pro-Ger- inans.”’ Upon his return to London. Hen- derson said that he had intended to &0 to Paris to meet Samuel Gompers, ;president of the American Federa- tion of Labor, in connection with the organization of a world's labor con- i ee a terrence after the war. . . } ' ' |}upper left corner of the address side | (c) “Care of Supply Officer, Fleet | 29th street and Third | Station, | | i pe To —_— — 2 mE MAY. STERN &.CO ES Pc Living Room Like Cut—Consisting of Arm Rocker, Arm Chair and Library Table Extraordinary Values at a ‘ fos tar iy Qn ~macact? TERMS— $1.50 CASH—$1.50 A MONTH | Out ———— - ape ee —— ETS, CLOTHING, NE FOR INFLUENZA SU eee » PART TWO.. ‘me Louls Red Cross Nurs * mitice Tells of Needs Ri by Workers. ‘The demand for Red Cr - nurses heavily exceeds y, it was stated yesterda) weaniey Stoner, chairman o: ———— onan a ee ser ee “The Home | 7 LP ses ty - — SN “Think What an Unusual Value This Is Here are three large and attractive pieces of furniture—the essential furnishings for your living reom—handsome Arm Chair, Arm Rocker and Library Table—all for only $18.75—a striking example of the values this store is in position to offer even at this time when all furniture is con-* stantly advancing in price. Constructed of Selected Oak Throughout The illustration was drawn directly froin this outfit and shows the style and design with photographic accuracy. pieces are made of solid oak—in a fumed finish that will harmonize with any surroundings All three rich nicely each piece is mas- sive in design and every-detail of the con struction shows the handiwork of the best makers. Upholstered with Imitation We Ask You to See Ti:: Player The Modern Ins HE Grand P: possession ¢ Spanish Leather Outfit for Yourself @ The “lack of r has long since be Both the chair and rocker are richly up holstered in imitation Spanish leather—a fabric that has all the appearance of gen- uine leather and will give unequaled serv- ice under actual wear. has 24x34-inch, top, paneled lower shelf zines—and is also supplied with drawer broad for stationery. The library table sidts anil for books and magu This Basin’ Cooks With Coal or Gas $4.00 Cash—$1.00 a Week THis ‘‘Quick Baker’ is really two ranges in one—permits you to cook and bake with coal or gas as you prefer— built of polished blue steel—coal section has four holes, gas section has three star burners—oven is heat- ed by coal or gas “Victor” Overdraft Heater higher prices. We want you te note its style, qualityas)’ @ construction—we want you to compare it | with anything shown elsewhere at even Se Remember—all we ask for. the entire outfit of three pieces is $1875 —and the terms of payment are - pleasing—$1.50 places the entire set in vour home and you ean pay the balance oa” easy terms of $1.50 a month. ‘2 oe Grand Piano, est “In the @ And a ¢rown MENT MODE] bringing to hom ae ci 2a so * f °

— @ Anyone can p! Grand Piano. I Cast-Iron Range music to all, an NE of the not- able features of this heater is the man- ner in which the rate of combustion can be regulated by the drafts. The fuel can be made to burn fast or slow— and the fire can be kept going for 36 hours withouf touching the stove or adding fuel. Another exclusive fea- ture is the inverted conical base which ra- diates the heat so that every part of the floor as* well as the room re- eeives direct heat waves, It is a remark- able heater in every way and should have vour earnest consider- ation. al —priced at... “ ;, 5 : 5 ae - Quaker” Kitchen Cabinet $2.00 Cash—$2.00 a Month hb hem ee 1 are sure to be delighted with this you Kitchen Cabinet—it’s exactly like cut— has white enaméled china closet with art flass doors—tilting metal flour bin with sifter—-roomy compartment for kitchen uten- other improvements and Now Is the Time to Select Your Columbia Grafonolas for Xmas ——— $2.50 Cash—75c a Week range like this is that it retains 1 heat and saves you mdéney on your coal —it is massive in design, has high w closet, large oven, substantial linings A is set up from the floor on sanitary base You will find it an ray unusual value at Our price Of. .g...cedees | Bachelor Chiffonier and marvelous ¢ to everyone. We cordially ini tiful Apartmén KIES! > “For 39 Years | 7 10 KIESELHORST'S 7 “Still Alarm,” Week Fund. a, a . td . * ae 2 hs ae win A esa eines Se ye Nerd af x y boty, Fe, + ~ iin: Rie, -~ 7 ae saaeeadilied ee ———— F ree Also combinatiot get one free as indic Franklin. Sale and Do! ON $1.49 Castile Sonp, 4-1b. t Ite Cotlon Absorbent, of S11 De Lacy’s Cin-kona & tie Influenza Special 61.00 Nut and iron he Belladonna Plaster $1 Nerwegian Cod Liver © We Sou) Kise (ream he Aspirin Capauice, dor ‘he Aapirin Tablets, doaet Se Insect Powder ihe Insect Gun We Sugar Milk, % poun ihe Kpsom Salta, pound . the Dr. Parson's Corn Ce 20¢ Tr. ledine, U. & FP. | the Rapid Quinine, fer ce $2.75 Vacuum Bettie, full Sic F. FE. I. Teeth Paste ee 5 €% Se ' 3 R gis ry i». 3 ch ‘ 7 : Pad + nolas—it is plano hinged lid- and can maho eonveniences——priced at’. fils—-tin bread and cake 29 “ « 15 drawer—and acores of Brussels Room HESE are rugs—sizesr (short )—beautiful in or and in wear and except values at $24.50 Rugs excellent $x12 texture—-durable $2.00 Cash—$2.00 a Month ft. col- iona! ‘ CASH OR CREDIT shopping early beautiful We show a complete line of Columbia Grafonolas at $20 to $350—on credit at cash prices—no interest charged. HE illustration shows one of the most popular types of Columbia Urafo- substantial- tone—has double spring.drive motor— in be had in | ny or gold- | en oak-—priced at... * | Terms—$1.00 a Week MALSTTAINGLE Twelfth & Olive Sts. [2322 HE Government requests that vou do your Christmas —and in addition to patriotic motives there is every reason why vou should select vour Columbia Grafonolas now as there is usually a great scarcity the demand is at its height. of certain popular e THIS Columbia Grafonola will please those who are lent instrument at a low price—it could select for a plays any size disc record—ts light like cut—-combines a chiffonier and w and portable —- has all in one—-has five drawe excellent tone and the wardrobe section quality—-and is coat hangers priced at........ ‘aye ad structed——in golden oak finish—and haa no etjual Terms—$2.00 a Month sizes wher seeking an excel- re Terms to Sait ig alban Piano- Player value we ever offered—an in astrument of the high- est type—full &8-note sisze—perfect in tone and action-- comes complete with 24 rolla of music, scarf and bench—on termes to eult—-at $550.00 No Infereat Charged anywhere at this HE most practical piece of furnitare you" mans room--@é Orpheus Player-Piano is thoroughly well ¢on= = Me Haartem Ol Capsele fe Shaving Soap........ 1fe Powder Puffs odes the lane's Liver Pille .. Zhe Rex Vine Tar Nonery 2e Giyeerine and Rese ¥ ————— ADD 2c AND GE Se Palmolive Soa Coffee. Keiffer’s 4%. | rical Cold Cres Little Geed Night F Talcum. bia clnes (arbona. for — Me Chamberiain’s Colic le ag’ & (ream... tithia Tablets, 35-a7, The Squibb’s Talcum .. Hinkle’s Fille Renu, for «white sheer Carmen Face Powde Aiboline Cold Cream * re and hat en ice supplied 3 ¥, + ea rie , . & 5 2 eUv has ‘ "0% 7% ‘ Se eee - Up-to-Date Der Saves Time and Competent, reliable des reasenabic charge for we sary. Artificial Teeth. |! ful and Life-like kind you are looki EXAMINATION | DR. Kk. W. SCHRIE

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‘ Slit te cont Beak Seed aids 4. 8 ah oak eee Se ae Te a Ne ee = sg" So sia AAS oe ae Px MPIET $e rsen Eee Fe eee. — . - a — " . ~ Pane merry . Kian > 3 ak Sinai atteinien. canted atieane tained ae ae e " ~ 7 - . — nitiasien 7 - — = . . . . - “ oe te - 7 — Lf. = — -~ | aE ERIE EE $1 ALL the sensational bargain-giving furniture events St. Louis has ever known, this Manufacturer’s Wartime Emergency ' Sale is by far the greatest of them all. niture and stoves during the first week of this sale. must be sold at once. Within % Te GREAT STOCK OF QUALITY— BEDROOM SUITES 77: Genuine Red Cedar Chest in a beautiful Colonial design finest construction $14.50 value—now at 87.70. AT 60c ON THE DOLLAR $16.00 § $150 William and Mary Bedroom Sets; the beautiful CEDAR L four-piece set as illustrated; finished in handsome ivory $ 15 CHEST— : — on genuine mahogany; made in the true William and 2 Now on sale at.. Marv period design. Bed, dresser, dressing table and —— i $25.00 chiffonier. Manufacturer’s war-time Emergency Sale CEDAR $ i} So a ee Pe ere ee ye ee ee ee CHEST— s $115 BEDROOM $ 715 $240 BEDROOM $ Af Now on sale at.. SET—-Now on Q. SET—Now on ] $27.50 Ee Sree ee vie ok mans Se ere ae a resaine § CEDAR $ A} 175 BEDROOM 00 $320 BEDROOM 0) | cHEest— mb ET—Now on ] 10: ET — Now on 19 . Now on sale at.. BRIO Gh. ig ec cen cups nese tk yer. ee 32 50 $200 BEDROOM 0 | $420 BEDROOM ¢ 00 poe $ Of ET—__Now on 175: SET—Now on ' CHEST— s ORG Ot... wae ccees , MF. BRIO Bbc 6:0: . oP y a -. a o - “SS \ : rey Di sewes eae fe) lo Combination ————— al and =a Gas emma) Range v . now: st. .i.4 Heaters Coal Ranges ee ceatee “Ree a aan Sow Te ee $50 Heater $29, 75070 ane’: $44.79 ROW OL. «6% ‘ MOW Obs 606s ' 875 KITCHEN CABINET—The latest improved type——-has a place 4 . , ee for everything—has white porce lain sliding table top—priced at. eo , and 815 BRKAKFAST TABLES—Con- etructed of solid oak in fumed . golden finish—-has_ dropleaf sideu—-Mow. DTIGE Bhs ccc secicases ree gains on record. $110.00 DAVEN- ETTE SET; 3 Pieces $120.00 DAVEN- ETTE SET; 3 Pieces Crowds of eager buyers bought thousands upon thousands of dollars’ worth of fur- However, the greatest portion of this huge $110,000 stock still remains and To MAKE POSITIVE that it WILL BE SOLD we have resorted to merciless price sacrifices for the BIG SECOND WEEK. This entire stock was bought at the old 1917 prices and is being sold to you on the same basis. Remember, each and every piece is fresh, new stock and is sold with our usual guarantee of quality. TOMPLITE HOME FURNISH. Cer. 8% & FRANKLUN Se % Thousands of Dollars’ Worth of ~~ DAVENETTE SUITES AT 60c ON THE DOLLAR $95 Davenette Suites—three handsome pieces, massive design, solid oak construction; one of the biggest bar Manufacturer’s Emergency Sale *Hrice. Now al.. —~~OwW atl. « MATS geegceves- $80.50 $642 Pieces Now at.. 4.50 |zeersees™ $gg.75 - =——- § Plecesa-—Now al..... = [co ae bedding and heavy mattress now on sale $65 DAVENETTE now.......----+-eeeeees $ 5p The latest Nufold construction—holds all . Mt. . oe OY a a The Finest LIVING ROOM DINING eight-piece solid o eomprises large buffet, extension table and six Cathedral! back chairs with genuine leather seats. $157.00 DINING- oimser— 9398.00 s2e0g021NINO-§1.90 0 Ni mW TABLES at 60c on the $1 ‘ROOM SET— A GIGANTIC STOCK OF QUALITY DINING-ROOM SUITES AT 60c ON THE DOLLAR $145 Wm. & Mary Dining-Room Set; this complete is massively constructed of Set handsome set ak in a rich Jacobean finish, just like cut. Sale Now DINING CHAIRS at 60c on the $1 | aS 7 TURE ) $1.65 Wood Seat Chairs— FURNI $22.50 Dining Table Solid Verv stronely made fin- oak, fumed finish and quar- ished in dark golden oak Cane and Mahogany ter-sawed golden finish—— Come early Living-Room Set Three laxurious pieces— Manufacturers Emergency Sale Manufacturer's Mmmergencyv Sale Trice full cane back and cane | ‘ panel ends—upholsxtered in PPICO fcc ce nus $3.98 DINING silk damask — oo $29.75 DINING CHAIRS— J spring loose cushions— TABLE—Now ~pewngees complete with four | pil- on sale at....... + vee ges 6 6% — $165.00 £38.00 DINING "1 AT $7.50 DINING ¢ 75 SE i4n/0-6:9 aa ee " TABLE— C Ss $225 Three-Piece Over- rr Me. oo hk Hee s eee Seer ene La_h4 Set i pholstered ari oy pe tapestry ietenutan- SS 29 15 po ge $ Bh t r’s Iemer- TAB ss s laa tate r- 9148.00 ——MOW GC .svecs . Now at LOS IR ed A $350 Tapestry Overstuffed ——— $11.00 DINING Set —Loose cushion seas Ny, : “ae ie: a CHAIRS finest quality —- Manufac- ee Now at — turer's Emer- . $186 00 4 vee se 8 zt gency Sale Price : ee 350 Cane and Mahogany Po me eth Set Three SMOKING STANDS pieces -- Manulacturer'’s Emergency wane $1.50 Smoking Stands— jvm 220,00 cs Saae Ee ae $200 Three-Plece Over- TRESSES— ° facturer’s Emerg- C atuffed Set I pholstered Now at : i een enc’ S le Pris P in fine velour—Manufa: ‘ ee es ee turer's Emer- $98 00 $15.00 MAT- ¢ $6.00 SMOKING gency Sale Price. ' TRESSES we STAND Now NOW BE. coe aces — on a@fe Weis S83 $11 Electric Table Lamp« er’'s Emerg- 81756 ELECTRIC TABLE LAMP— Now on sale at... e Now on sale Handsome art glass shade ency Sale $22.50 ELECTRIC TABLE nt Pe ag ' ELECTRIC LAMPS acca ) As a) ae Ye “The Big Stor Pee ee bwk ce és od wee ees 6 ee eee eee eee $98.00 DINING- $ 715 $250.00 DINING- ROOM SET— HG. ROOM SET— TE ee aS ale ee —_ ee 6 aan 120.00 DINING- $285.00 DINING- ROOM SET— $76.29 Room sET— NOW Bhi cscs wc ae ae my Bars « «was $375.00 DINING- peer 5] 95.0 $420 DINING- ROOM SET— | ae ROOM SET— 923 ‘ta at 60c on £10 Dinner Set 4” porcelain pretty pattern Manuriactiur- ers iIcmerge- ency Sale Price ie , sc.) DINNER SETS; 100 Dens. Now at $20.00 DINNER SETS; 100 Pes. Now at Some 216.00 DINNER BRRARY TABLE SETS; 100 Pes. Now at Now at same . KITCHEN CABINETS AT 60c ON THE $1 $25 Kitchen Cabinet Splendid, stu rdily eonstructed Cabinet art ‘glass doors — just the thing for your kitchen M an ufae- turers’ kimer- $ 15 geney Ld Sale Price . , . $30 Kitchen Cabinet —New improved type well made —on sale $50.00 Kitchen Cabinet $37 15 Now on sale ee. 4 0d See bee Se eee s $65.00 Kitchen Cabinet Sai ROE $39.90 Now on sale — £65 DRESSERS—-Has handsome French bevel plat ad » mirror $99 15 ' quarter-sawed OAK finish carefully constructed——on sale at,. —, Se Eee + 2410 CHIFFONTERS—A beautiful solid oak Chiffonier with fine r mirror—-well made now on sale at .. a : ee LIBRARY TABLES at 60c on the $1 SETS the $1 hand- pieces-—veryv $11.09 Library Tra ble— a rare offer Stance hiv eonatructed of solid oak has magazine rack---Manu- s facturer's kimerscency 17 15 Sale PTric@..«. ie a —e ee —) .* ue ® - 3 ses “— if eran —_ . od bad e waite ww aetna . ¥ » - Se * - » * . ee ee sings . » ’ . ig r r » eo : oo

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12 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH +: SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27. 1918. _ STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ Snow Reported in Panhandle. DALLAS, Tex... Oct. 26.—With!| homa, general dle, and predicted in parts of Okla-| rains were falling freezing weather forecast for the ex-| over the State today, with a very ireme northern portion of East Tex-| heavy local rain, the United States as, and snow falling in the Panhan-| Weather Bureau here announced. . Mother, Your Child needs a Harmless Laxative.—Ouick! oe ee eee ae Relatives of Soldiers and Sailors Outside U. S. Urged to Fol- low Carefully. Relatives of American Expeditionary Forces who plan to send Christmas parcels tag the soldiers are urged carefully to read the rules. Each parcel must be packed in a carton which will be furnished by the American Red Cross. Before the’ person desiring to send a parcel can obtain one of the cartons he must have received an official coupon or label from the soldier to whum the Christmas parcel is to be sent. Arrangements have been made ‘or the distribution of these coupons among the men-.overseas. Thoy are to be filled out by the serial number, his name, rank, army serial number, company, regiment and grm of eerv- ice and sent to the United States ac- companied by a request that the per- son receiving the coupon paste it on the: Christmas package which that person may desire to send him. ‘ris coupon will be the address of ‘he | soldier and authorization for ship- ment of the package as well. | Upon receipt of the coupon or ‘label the person planning to send the | parcel should apply at any desig- nated branch postoffice station, but If Tongue is Coated, Stomach Sick, or Child is Cross, | Preferably at the main office, Figh:- Keverish, Constipated, give ’ Don’t. scold your fretful, pecvish, healthy, playful child egain. Chil- ‘‘fruit laxa- tive,’’ and mothers can rest easy after giving it, because it’ never fails | 2¢ the sweet and child. See if the tongue is coated; | dren love this harmless this is a sure sign that the little | stomach, liver and bowels are clogged ty make their with bile and imperfectly digested wholesome. food. Keep it handy, Mother! ‘insides’ When listless, pale, feverish, with given today saves a sick child tomor- “- Ask vour | ferson Barracks and Kirkwood in| genuine | St. Louis County; tainted breath, a cold, or a sore |row, but get the genuine. throat; if the child does not eat,/ druggist for a pottle of sleep or act naturally, or has stomach- | ‘‘ California Syrup of Figs and Elixir made by the California of ‘*California Syrup of Figs,’’ and | Fig Syrup Co., which has directions im a few hours all the waste matter,! for babies, children of all ages, and bile and fermenting food will pass | for grown-ups, plainly on the bottle. ache, indigestion, give a teaspoonful | of Senna,’’ out of the bowels, and you have a | —ADV. 'eenth and Walnut streets, or the cer- “California Syrup of Fige,”’ | tral station, Ninth and Olive streets, show the label to the Red Cross in- spector and ask for a carton. Location of Inspectors. Red Cross inspectors will be found | Stations: Main office, Eighteenth and | Walnut streets: Carondelet, 6924 A little | South Broadway; Central, Ninth and | | Olive streets; Clayton, Ferguson, Jef- i McLaran, 323 | North Broadway; Maplewood, 7409 | Manchester avenue, and Wellston, | 5980 Easton avenue. The Christmas parcels must be of | | standard size, three inches by four. | inches by nine inches, and must not poteader? three pounds in weight. They MURPHY'S "FRUNK ‘SALE ’ Our big drive on Factory Sample — Trunks has been such an overwhelm- ing success that we are putting on the balance for a quick close-out for Monday and week, We still have an unbroken assortment but there are only 185 of these Factory Samples left. All will be sacrificed at 80c¢ on the dollar. Remember, they are all new and perfect, except a few ‘ scratches from handling. Only 185 of These Factory Samples Left $7.50 Steel Covered Trunks. 85.00 | $35.00 Wardrobe Trunks, $10.00 Canvas Covered EST Sy Sees ae ain .. $24.50 EPG OS RE tae a .. 87.50 855.00 Wardrobe Trunks... . 8387.50 oy nee Covered $65.00 Wardrobe Trunks.... . $45.00 6 Pia e y 6 -++sees.. 810.00 $90.00 Wardrobe Trunks... . 860.00 $30.00 Wardrobe ‘Tranks... . 822.50 $125.00 Wardrobe Trunks... $90.00 Special Discounts for the Needs of Our Soldier and Sailor Boys Razor Sets, Gem, Ever-Ready, Gillette........... $1.00 to $7.50 TS RG RE a Ra ea aie an ...... $3.50 te $25.00 EEE ESS eS Ee aE a RO En Tie to $3.50 ES SEO ae $1.25 to 810.00 Pocket Photo Frames........ is earns Gl Norte eeeees $1.00 to 310.00 Ei ER Ra om Ne ni, Me nee eee me Rie ata ete Sd Be to- $3.00 RES AE RE SE $6, 87.50, $10 and $12.50 | SPECIAL SALE ON LADIES’ HAND BAGS | P.C. Murphy Trunk Co. 707—Washington Av.—707 THE EDISON WAY THE ARTIST'S ART PLUS THE VIOLIN TONE - Albert Spalding Playing in Test With the New Edison All manufacturers of sound-reproducing “instruments |: record the artist’s technique. The New Edison is different in that it also duplicates the original tone of the artist's violin. | Ask the man who claims his talking machine is the best | in the world, whether any artist ever sang in comparison | with his machine to prove statement. : His answer will be NO. | Come and hear the greatest musical instrument invented | by the greatest inventor of the age, Thomas A. Edison. | The instrument that proves its perfection. ‘should not contain anything which ‘will not keep fresh from the time of packing until Christmas. | The package should be taken, un- |} wrapped and unsealed, together with 'the label and sufficient stamps, to | the nearest collection center desig- nated by the Red Cross. Here iit must pass inspection as to contents and weight, and be wrapped in stout | paper on which the label will be | fixed. The sender in the presence of the Red Cross worker will] affix stamps ‘sufficient to carry the package to, ' Hoboken, N. J. The rates are 8 ‘cents for one pound, 14 cents. for 'two pounds and 20 cents for three ' pounds, the weight limit. The pack- | ages will then be left at the Red ' Cross receiving stations which will ‘deposit them in the mail for dis- patch, ) No one will be furnished a carton except upon the presentation of a “Christmas Parcel Label,”’ and par- _cels cannot be sent without this la- 'bel. Duplicate labels will not be is- |sued if the original is lost. | The parcels may bear inscriptions such as ‘Please do not open until 'Christmas,”’ ‘‘Merry Christmas,” “Happy New «Year, “With Best Wishes,” and the like, but letters or | | notes are forbidden. To assure de- | livery by Christmas, they must be mailed on or before Nov. 20. Navy Rules for Parcels. | The Navy Department has advised that for parcels intended for officers |and men on United States naval) ves- sels in home makers and abroad or stationed at naval bases or stations in foreign waters should conform to the following conditions: 1. Parcels may not exceed °0'| pounds in weight and must be so' prepared for mailing that the con-. tents can be readily examined. Sub- ‘stantial boxes or other suitable con- | |tainers should be used. | 2. The parcel must bear the name and address of the sender in the |}upper left corner of the address side and must be addresss! in the fo)-)! lowing manner: (a) Name of addressee in full to- gether with his rank or rating. (b) The designation of vessel o} station or naval base to which ad- dressee is attached. (c) “Care of Supply Officer, Flect | Supply Base, 29th street and Third. avenue, tush Terminal Station. Brooklyn, N. Y.’’ (d) The words “Christmas Rox” or “Christmas Present.” | 3. Parcels prepared and addresse. in accordance with the foregoing wil] |be chargeable with postage at the fourth class or parcel post zone rate ‘applicable between postoffice where. mailed and Brooklyn, N. Y. | 4 No perishable food | other than those packed in contain- ,ers should be included in Christmas | products | parcels, The parcels should be mailed as s00n as possible so as to reach Bush Terminal Station not later than Nov. 15, 1918, and may bear the same Christmas greetings as specified for parcels intended for members of the American Expeditionary Forces. Lt anne eee SEAMEN BOYCOTT HENDERSON By the Associated Preae. LONDON, via Montreal, Oct. 28.-- Arthur Henderson, British labor. leader, his secretary, and Camille’ liuysmans, Belgian Socialist leader. were unable to go to France. Fri- | day, as they intended because the crew of the vessel on which they had booked passage refused to sail if they were aboard. The members of the crew said that they would not sail with “Pacifists and pro-Ger- inans.”’ Upon his return to London, Hen- derson said that he had intended -to 40 to Paris to meet Samuel Gompers. ipresident of the American Federa- tion of Labor, in connection with the Organization of a world's labor con- ference after the war. . 6 FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS members of the! following branch postoftice | TERMS—$1 =i : oS Z —. Ge 2 Seem, MAY. STERN &.CO EES Pc Living Room Like Cut—Consisting of Arm Rocker, Arm Chair and Library Table Extraordinary Values at 50 CASH—$1.50 A MONTH - 7 _ ee . & , tag: * macian ae a\ | . ——— a 2 ——we Ha CORE “Think What an Unusual Value This Is Here are three large and attractive pieces * of furniture—the essential furnishings for your living room—handsome Arm Chair, Arm Rocker and Library Table—all for only $18.75—a striking example of the values this store is in position to offer even at this time when al! furnitur®’ is con stantly advancing in price. This Basile Cooks With Coal or Gas $4.00 Cash—$1.00 a Week THs ‘‘Quick Baker’’ is really two ranges in one—permits you to cook and bake with coal or gas as you prefer— built of polished blue steel—coal section has four holes, gas section has three star burners—oven is heat- ed by coal or gas () —BTRCOE. BER... 0 0.0 sciei'be ° - quer” Kitchen Cabinet Constructed of Selected Upholstered with Imitation We Ask You to See This Oak, Throughout Spanish Leather Outfit for Yourself The illustration was drawn directly from this outfit and shows the style and design with photographic accuracy. All three pieces are made of solid oak—in a rich fumed finish that will harmonize nicely with any surroundings sive in design and every-detail of the con . struction shows the handiwork of the best makers, for stationery. Both the chair and rocker are richly up holstered in imitation Spanish leather—a fabric that has all the appearance of gen- uine leather and will give unequaled serv- ice under actual wear. each piece is mas- has 24x34-inch, top, paneled broad lower shelf for books and maguzu zines—and is also supplied with drawer The library table sid@s anil “Victor” Overdraft Heater higher prices, We want you toe note its style, quality aj construction—we want you to compare: with anything shown elsewhere at @¥@n | Remember—all we ask for” the entire outfit of three pieces is $187 -——and the terms of payment are ' pleasing—$1.50 places the entire sé @ vour home and you ean pay the bal easy terms of $1.50 a month. ance oa t 4 | a . ie o3 | Save Fuel With This $2.00 Cash— $2.00 Monthly IIS heater is so 3 ine entirely differen‘ ee, ie Lede from any vou have heretofore seen that the only way you can appreciate its unique construction and many points of superiority is to call at our store and sec it for yourself. li is designed on entirely new lines—the grates, drafts and general ar- rangement permits you to use hard or soft coal, coke, wood or slack it consumes all the gasses and combustible al \\}} mM elements of the fuel— 6% PAA ite is practically smokeless | Qe —and will cut your coal bills practically in half. aL) STL La be - BBY XY Heating-Stove Construction Cast-Iron Range — ? 50 NE of the not- able features of this heater is the man- ner in which the rate of combustion can be regulated by the drafts. The fuel can be made to burn fast or slow— and the fire can be kept going for 36 hours withouf touching the stove or adding fuel. Another exclusive fea- ture is the inverted conical base which ra- diates the heat so that every part of the floor as* well as the room re- ceives direct heat waves, It is a remark- able heater in every way and should have your earnest consider- ation. J Now Is the Time to Select Your $2.00 Cash—$2.00 a Month aS you are’ sure to be delighted with this Kitchen Cabinet—-it’s exactly like cut— has white enaméled chinn closet with art glass doors—tilting metal flour bin with sifter—-roomy compartment for kitchen uten- nils—tin bread and cake drawer—and acores of other improvements and eonveniences——priced at”... s HESE are rugs—sizes value: at ae Brussels (short )—beautiful in col- or and texture—durable in wear and exceptiona! $2.50 Cash—75c a Week 4 ; HE great advantage of a cast-iron y) f range like this is that it retaing it heat and saves you mdéney on your coal —it is massive in design, has high ! closet, large oven, substantial linings 4 is set up from the floor on sanitary t You will find it an unusual value at Our PICO. Of. kd... dees $49, $1.00 Cash—50c a Week A cee at S, CLOTHING, N b PART TWO. HAN 7 © FOR INFLUENZA SUF fouls Red Cross Nursis " gitice Tells of Needs Re - \by Workers. 7 The demand for Red Cro ; nurses heavily exceeds it was stated yesterday , ley Stoner, chairman of a —— =~ = sates “The Home E£ The Modern Insi HE Grand Pi possession ¢ @ The “lack of r has long since be Grand Piano, est “In the @ And a crown MENT MODEI bringing to home advantage of an modern player m om Be a . eee : : x $a Fe ee { wt "7 @ Anyone can pl : Grand Piano. It music to all, ane and marvelous e cat oa & 4 cae x aa coat a ~ £ to everyone. ‘ ; We cordially it 4 liful Apartment ‘| KIES “For 39 Years f 10¢ KIESELHORST'S T “Still Alarm,” Week Fund. Also combination get one free as indics Franklin. Sale and Dot ON £1.49 Caatile Soap, 4-Ib. b& litte Cotten Absorbent, of. &1 De Lacey's Cin-hona & tie Influenza Special £1.00 Nut and iron ie Belladonna Plaster tl Nerwegian Cod liver 0 We Soul Kiss Cream Se Aapirin Capsules, dor he Aapirin Tablets, docen ihe Insect Powder ihe Insect Gun Oc Sugar Milk, % pound iSe Epsom Salt«, pound . Zhe Dr. Parson's Corn Car 20¢ Tr. lodttine, U. & F.. 4 he Kapid Quinine, fer cel $2.75 Vacuum Bettie, full i®e F. KF. 1. Teeth Paste cp, »* ~ +> ae ZO-4PzZ-DE00 Sie ae Columbia Grafonolas for Xmas _ + as there is usually a great scarcity of certain popular the demand is at its height. © popular types of Columbia CUrafo- | those who are nolas—it is substantial—beautiful in lent tone—has double spring drive motor— Terms—$1.00 a Week excellent 9x12 ft. HE Government requests that vou do your Christmas shopping earlyv—and in addition to patriotic motives there is every reason why you should select vour Columbia Grafonolas now We show a complete line of Columbia Grafonolas at $20 to $350—on credit at cash prices—no interest charged. HE illustration shows one of the most THIS Columbia Grafonola will please instrument at plays any size disc record—ts light plano hinged lid— and portable — has and can be had in excellent tone mahogany or gold- quality—-and is en oak—priced at... + Ae Rae Terms—$2.00 a Month est type—full &8&-note size—perfect in tone and action -—comes complete with 24 roll« of music, searf and . bench—on terms to 924-50 =a Twelfth & Olive Sts. FE sizes when seeking an excel)- a low price—it like cut Orpheus Terms to Suit REATEST Player value we Piano. ever offered—an in- strument of the high- . euit—-at $550.00 No Interest Charged could select g0lden oak finish—-and has no equa! anywhere at this PUSES sg 6 ip adcwes HE most practical piece of furniture : for a mans combines a chiffonier and Ww oe : all in one—has five drawers and hat 4 Jae and the wardrobe section is supplied hd eagles” - coat hangers. is thoroughly well pe’ structed——in %: +: oo , | = ‘ . c - Foe o a Player-Piano a Ae a A ‘4 ie Haariem Oil Capsules fe Shaving Soap... ea ife Powder Puffs » oan Zhe Lane's Liver Pills... Ee thie Rex Pine Tar None. . 2% Girycerine and Kase ¥ 4 ‘a =6ADD 2c AND GE i‘e Palmelive ‘Soap see Be Coffee, Keiffer’s 4X, I 19¢ Menthol Inhalers... The Little Geod Night Fi She Talcum, bia class bet te Carbena, for ¢ Me Chamberiain’s Colic The Ker and Ulcer Syria We Cathartic Pill*, Co... the Chamberiain’s Liver P SOc A. D. &. Cotle Care... the Alboline Cold Cream. the De Witt's Toilet Cre Me De Witt's Kidaer Pil SOc Imported Rice 19¢ First Consul Clear ee —EE_ x ; Ate 3 #2 a “ your @ NATURAL GUN ~ ae lie . 14 [Up-to-Date Der Saves Time and Competent, reliable des rrasenable charge fer we sary. Artificial Teeth. |! ful and Life-like kind you are looki EXAMINATION | Yes; ; : ‘i e RRR RARE SN: ! » ig Mae ep os :

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rede) Sra pee eee RE eee eae Hr > a ZTE ty z PART TWO. ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 “ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 27, 1918. ~ ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATLA PAGES 1—8B —————— — me Senin a nee oe ge — eS Seo a ee — ™ ” . * ¥ pe we ‘ / ¢ , ae ae * amet ey Rete tee uA 2 “aS hy "ta » Shae gant ‘ Le a , : : Lapeer § atta Ab i er : . ee A anaes 3. Be end coat a ae) Sieh a ay sagt ret Witney Paell Ce 3, a Ra Bye a, és “a Beds’) 5. hee tiie ee a at ae . ae a We eh ‘ y F Sik bet Ce 7 s we 7 es ho aoe Ee yy te es ; ‘ : « :- ” 7 5 > - 3 nS. * et, ~ “> a ow teat# | charges were withheld at the request Bae Thi & 4 possession of everyone. of ont: maapemedegg — a e Free ‘he x dney ve os eg A gemma Free | 25c Unguentine, 1 07 ’ Free $2.00 Fountain ——— the I , wiv "411 Free §2.00 Hot-Water © te ie Fine fan ee Free Your choice either Bottle or Syringe. 20¢ Glycerine and Rose Water.1 Free Both guaranteed for one year. ADD 2c AND GET TWO | ADD 7c AND GET TWO Se Palmolive Soap... ” for lic | 30 Grove's Bromo-Quinine. : — = Coffee, Keiffer's aX. ‘Ib. 2 for die | 35e Perfect Safety HKazor. se = it Menthol Inhalers........2 for I2c | $1 Beef, Iron and Wine. = ~~ pd. Laxative Boro Pepsin. 2 for 52¢ | $l Syr. Hypop hosphites.. . 4y ae 4d Quinarettes, for colds. e for 27¢ | 30c Williams’ Shaving C’ m. 4 a Theatrical Cold Cream. .2 for 27c | 25¢c Black Draught 2 7 aoe Little Good Night Pills. '? for 2%0 | 25e Rex Liver Pills -f wee —_ Talcum, big glass bottle.2 for 37c¢ | 24e Schoenfeld’s Tea........ ed Carbona, for cleaning. . '@ for 27¢ | 10c Jergen’s Glycerine Soap. ® for Lie Chamberlain's Colic Cure.2 for 37 ve /10¢ Lana Of] Soap, Graham’s.? 4 oi. Far and Ulcer Syringe. .2 for 27¢ | 25c Im Crown chemern® ty Cathartic Pills, Co 2 for Sc | $1 American Oil, P. D.’ os Beal = Chamberlain’s Liver Pitis.2 for 27¢ | $1 Saquilh's Petroleum i ox ae Me A. D. S&S. Colic Cure ® for S2c | Zhe De Witt's Cough Syrop.2 for: we De Lacy’s Cream........2 for G7 | 2 Dr. Bell's A’iseptic ee 82 Lithia Tablets, S-ar..... ® for 42c¢ 25¢ Listerine, Lambert's. Squibb’s Talcum........ 2 oe ae ae pe Po dl gay TO Hinkle’ Pe a Mw ° or 27¢c | 1fe Gentle oo Mw shoes. . 2 for 12¢ KOc De Witt Rheumatic Pills. Carmen Face Powder.. ‘2 for 2c 50c Sage & Sulph. Hair Tonic. Alboline Cold Cream... .2 for 27°" 50 Imported Rouge De Witt’s Toilet Cream. ‘2 for 2%c 2he De Witt Golden Lin mane S - hy po MWe De Witt’s Kidney Pills. .2 for S2e $1 De Witt's Kidney Pills. 3 tor 07 Nature's Rem 2 for 32 . Mansur a large number of jomeiy 'and documents. sides—-now priced Now er— 9 the Dr. Parson’s Corn Cure....1 Free 2he De Witt's Catarrh Cream. in his possession when he visited | ; | } ad gens Be Salah ne od "arenmal $240. 00 DINING- “S 00 $420 DINING- m mirror—-well made now ides— ice ROOM SET— ROOM SET— on sale at ...-+. One member of the Police Board | Now at. | ‘ is credited with having made the | [statement that sa the gsi are | if The Finest DINING TABLES DINING CHAIRS DINNER SETS LIBRARY TABLES iled an e evidence produced the/& public will readily understand that § LIVING ROOM at 60c on the $1 at 60c on the $1 at 60c on the $1 at 60c on the $1 the board could have done nothing | 5 FURNITURE $1.65 Wood Seat Chairs— ' . o ‘ 3 a2 b Solid , , » ade—fin- $10 Dinner Set 42 hand- oe eo pra a ee ne ake tauisd Telok aid ennr ht oat 2 Rata cme MO oy A ms eome porcelain pieces—-very $11.00 Library Tabi im : ; ‘ pad ‘ . C—- men named in the evidence. Cane and pe a ter-sawed golden finish- Come early pretty pattera=« offer Stanchly constructed of Fouke's secretary, questioned yes- | Living-Hoom ‘e Manufacturers Manufacturer's ia” ae —_ solid oak-—has lagazine f a | . . ré ers smerg- : terday about his eastern trip. said | Three laxurious pieces— Emergency Emergency aad. aaa | * : le l’rice that Fouke had gone to New York, | full cane back and cane Sale maa le tno e panel ends—upholstered in Price $3. 88 DINING ack Manu- ‘ + facturers e 4 4 rtoit | am I’imerree v’ but that he proba bly would visit :. silk damask — double £29.75 DINING CHAIRS S22.) DINNER $1 ? 15 Sale Pri, n * | Washington before his return in 10 | : spring loose = cushions— TABLE—Now peng SETS; 100 Den, | days. -- & complete with four pil- on sale at.. NOW a Now at | day .. Uae £16.50 1.4- en Officials of the Republican State | $165.00 £28.00 DINING $7.50 DINING $20.00 DINNER ~ $16 85 sore — pen , ABLE , + | Committee said yesterday that they | T. E CHAIRS— SETS: 100 Pes. | had received many reports from out | $225 Teen utesared Now Now al Now at .. 927.50 1.1 : . . . . : ) ‘ . , = 4 ° aA . ‘in the State that the police situation | ae tapestry i Manutac- $49.50 DINING $9.00 DINING $10.00 DINNER $22 15 BRARY 1 TABLE = SETS; 100 Pes. Now Imported Rice Powder. 2 for B2c 2he ae in St. Louis was helping the Repub- ale. turer's Kkmer- $ TABLE ; Ps; | First Consul Cigars or ite the Lacky Strike Cirareties.2 atte lican ticket. One official said that in| gency Sale Price ‘ —wew: a ‘ at Now at It Limited. | ee ING $35.00 1.1- Quantity “of All Items his opinion the removal of the police- | $350 Tapestry Svenstapeed ene $11.00 DINING $6.50 WRARY | PABL e a KEIFFER DRUG CO., Broadway and Fr ankling eed canvens of meqre-voteraiay | fet o0ns ity 1 aaa: aes ~ ei TABLES 3 : 00 oa — SERVI mire $73, 60 ' ~P>on Sie B- ss Ea he ee ear aEE: ZzO=-aP2Z2-09200 * * : + Nath aes a i te wef my who , - ‘o % “ 4 * - “ps = . a . « & 2. ye me it ietnallie tes) as toe eee a a » 2 | would add 10,000 votes to the Re.-| A siece of furni rou 7 oe turer's Emer- $ I ect ot turniture 5 a otal | publican tic ket. } gency Sale Price 8 nk sey T AnLE man's room—~exactly _ $350 Cane and Mahogany : ffonier and wardrobe | VF Th 60 > gin, anes: — AV QTD — ASD MAN HELD Fon FaTauTy state Ran Mattresses SMOKING STANDS a he ee ee ‘ “~ Rabe ‘ + ition is supplies with niec : a, 8 50 ee E Backhoe ney $1.50 Smoking Stands— $12 Serving Tables m ade ( ‘ ; a | John W. EF ashy “a w iatbitenstii Park Price... $10. 00 MAT- Mahogany stick with ee BD bol . piass tray Manu- Tretis . 4 | | Says Dead Neighbor Attacked 8200 CRIES eg Over- TRESSES— Foote wees K mere - eon i ac 50 i. ) Him. atuffed Set Upholstered Niner at ancy Saie Price ———~ © | | Tohn W. Eberly, 72 vears old. of in fine velour—Manufac WO a 1a ~aA Te . - at & ° -? 2 : ~ @ ~ ’ rr} ‘ | a PETS CLEAN «a, ' >. . ; turer's Emer-_ 15.00 MAT- $6.00 SMOKING a SLi Ss ° | KEEP YOUR CAR Ww ashington Park, St. Louis County. gency Sale Price. $98.00 ad STAND Now a28.00 Serving $13.75 15 GRAPHOPHON ES = e.. ; ; e There are millions of germs in the is in jail at Clayton, following the oni "id on sale at a U -to- tistr death yesterday at St. Mary's In- | p Date Den y dust in your carpets. firmary of his neighbor, David Tuck. | FLECTRIC LAMPS With 6 Records Ae cles ere” : Pea” : ae irc. 8 tel eae ed ac: "chee 4 : Miya . ‘ ASA Hye RR re “ er Died ae. Sols ie ’ a - ie th % ny ie gee ik a % 4 Are 4 7 : : 7 ; are afi, y - PE FE ST a nae ee ; i ¢ b.4 OO BEAR, RY RR ge Glee aE hi as Pane 5 ae “ee ; . ET ae RE ea a ee on a as data dele eat ty a ed %y A ’ fe : , ‘ +S PRL pee Sa GES, tomes pak me Gite are a ; Wethy@ yn ote én mS ee ot se Awqie p sf ase dr . ve Saves Time and Money : We need but ten minutes to dem-| er, whom he stabbed in a quarrel | . ’ : ~ Viti he SA 4 (fy fj Jy, Competent, reliable dentists and latest wn Oct. 5 thy fjy3 ’ . . a ’ i the value of our a cs . « Sil Electric Table Lamp« / Z Sy ; 7 y ae nonable charge for work neces onstrate ‘ Tucker accused Eberly of stealing Handsome art giass shade ‘uf Y . — Electric Vacuum Sweepers. : | : and Y Y Artificial Teeth. Beauti- wir 3 his chickens, and said Eberly at- BP ne om ental LO, it f a eetn. AMERICA HOOVER tack him. Eberly said Tucker struck §j ency lg YYjfh34#43 . Vi, A ; ul and Life-like — the PRANZ PREMIER OHIO § him and he used the knife in seif- Price kind you are looking for. a bry Eberly was the father of 81750 ELECTRIC g B5 W/ “ey rey yee ETE HOME FURNISHERS A yom ara i gg agp children. TABLE LAMP— A ; 4 es . e inet ‘hpnograph mn ma- ; Ee YA COMPLETE 1 4S. 5 ' node hogany, famed or «goiden ~~ EXAMINATION FREE 7 Now on sale at... * / , DR. EK. W. SCHRIEVER Good cheer can be found at the $22.50 ELECTRIC TABLE e oak finish, and a npoed . ler ores , boarding house for those who desire LAMP— disc Columbia - 720 board. If your place doesn't have it. Now on sale 25 $75 valve for only S395, read the Room and Board Wants in | “at aes 7th and St. Charles today's Post-Dispatch, and findareal Olive 1958 | Central 1958 boarding house “home.’ SRE Cae ERLE NE IN AMES Rg WEE, 5h Hw ;. P : seen Y igtes FRG tight + pp as F : REFS Se ab Sa EEE Ty ANAM AER ch Ne RE : Fn fe pte e . a v Sat ' # ke a ee scat

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2B - STLOUIS POST-DISPATCR SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1915 ___ STLOUIS POST-DISPATCR Ce ae Se Rs EE Se office, on so ganize the heavy and imr —— a —_ ete | - -- ase ee | ~¢ | . ‘ ise of é iployes of that $50,000 Language Chair for West-, Westminster College, Fulton, Mo., for a $500,000 endowment and equin- | ment is' maintained for the especial for a full and Rage eee is anti : “ ae. as the exigencies of the | ne Were ee office fy minster with $50,000, to be named for that) ment fund for the college, which | purpose of suppressing crime. It is; their duty. Ser loy the! present occasion demand. Such an| Compelied to do in makes city. A canvass will be inaugurated | must be completed this year in order) primarily the duty of the Police De- Sritng ts Ge en an " d letely disor- Continued on Next he Kansas City is to be asked to en- tomorrow by the Rev. M. FE. Melvsin,| to make the subscriptions of $366,-| partment, whe d by the required number of men to make undertaking would comp . | re a een ted such an investigation. dow a chair of roderna languages m genera! manager of the campaign. 000 made to date binding. Chairman of the Board of Elec tion : } tion | Commissioners, to make the canvass.| ‘There is not a line in the elect scatter titenccemeese tatters - - : The character of investigation which | laws which justifies the is charged | ) ve RLI Z ° =. : | is being made demands trained men,| that the Election Board Is charges who are officers of the law. and are) with the duty of making a special in- COST TS $ I, 0 4 “A Better Player-Piano for Less Money” vs A under legal and mora] responsibility ‘vestigation of registration, through | ) « / a \ | ! ine: A pUPLEX AUTOMATIC: us : Make This lastantly! Stomach Feels F Is No Longer Necealll Sees A MUSICAL CHRISTMAS Democratic Chairman of No Indigestion, Gases or Acidity... say, marian Srotmest Pint tte srs . ae And It Will Be a Happy One ] € , , oe i . 7 5A iu : cia) 2a Election Commissioners After having been tried and proven| Pas turned gray from age, illness | ae ne ae The easiest and best wavy to make this a musical Christmas : " ther cause. Proof that , > Bel hi n successful by hundreds of their custom fe not dye te that | Appears Before G. O. Fs| Siccashy upset : ching ods a a a are te that {thas . is to have the Plaver-Piano. It gives every member of the family the opportunity to play their own favorite selection. a ers, leading stores ' - aa ? cont , ” hades of hair. while, , tf ' i acids gases and sour food : Canute Water for Gray Hair” to those x as the req : materials ws Committee and Candidates , Ader fe: ran Thousands of music rolls of all characters will be found from which to choose. A few dollars a month, which means a who wish the color of their hair restored. nows. dyes are numbered 1. 2 or few cents a day will pay for this- wonderful instrument. HOW IS IT APPLIED? “Very, eee on at. Inside of a vei _ , T! r. " “eli : , THE Famous & Barr Co.. Stix. Baer and Fuller Just wet your hair with it ine inas Instant relief awaits you. | Oe" eit AS aad SH queations one nature ia there?” ADpiy te . Player-Piano ® Price $475 | ally asks are here plainly answered. once daily. and day by day j * 3 ; ai SAYS THERE WILL BE IS IT ABSOLUTELY SAFE TO USE? hair becoming darker and or. Ase” 2 paces ve WAN ANTED ror NEI Fasy weekly payments make it possible for You to have the Kingston at You may use Canute by the time you have once. Sold under our one-price, no-commission plan. -—e-. | | | \ | sn _— et, | bed The moment Pape’s Diapepsin By all means—yes. , finished | : WM ir ithout the slight bottle the youthful color ef | NO INTRROATEN 1] - dij ly Soe tae ae the ‘hair, scalp or will be restored. It wilj “te ae _ Duplex Manulactarng | reaches the stomach all the indi- eves. as it contains none of the injurious; that way. and simply require elements of the ah nye hair dye, being ing once every week or two ag the sti ayspe Sia, ases, heart- | entirely FREE from d. sugar of lead. crows. ces R bl; ree f D te | gestion, ly pep 5 ~ \ | | gu sant or coal tar products of oo wean one DARK EXED | - no Unfailing Way SC = P ( ‘ ~—makKing it as harmiess to WA F epubDlicans or al y burn and. sournes ale 1. ‘ scalp as ordinary water. It is for ex- pot wash off. Shampes the tan SE p.nish Hairs omete ’ )y S er! ternal use only. ike—-you may even use «@ - | £ heck Canvass waiting . Magic! ont a WILL IT SOIL THE HANDS OR fron, as not even that will . Notes) C om of Vot- ‘ S arree ye No. it will ~~ bat ee _ ty Fe v.. A yea EC y hairy growth . roces: revents rom am poo e er wd wacy ar if ers and Arnold Agrees to | y so¢! - | eg hands er scalp. Canute Water for the hair will become. Remember, | + at ofiginal packasze of Getator Costs Jittle, at any drug store. Gray Hair is an especially clean, conven- only be necessary to use Canute —— boget sie enough of the » é jent treatment—not being sticky or for Gray Hair afterward ones aime water t} ry a. ° ,- | " . ’ Ai I hem in tti r t s without fear. 4 =——- greasy. It restores so naturally and week or two on the new hair that grans a should be ieft on ti d Ge ng It. Fat favorite food | ae = no one will be able to teil you Believe us, after a week eeu me ve. hen re mot eda a | are using anything. yourself for having tried it. Bold at ' | —— 4 on ot tt LL PUT YOU IS IT A DYE? Positively not. That! above-mentioned stores for $1.18 tn ed. we ne" | UPSET‘ ‘aa 'S iapepsin on YOUR FEET | ‘s just the thing it isn’t. Canute Water| tle or by mai! direct. Friedman Camus. - from he | Members of the Republican City is a simple and natural method of re- | Co. t8 East 17th st.. New York Oitpasumare } buy real ADV. viving the youthful color or hair that! A Are fi) | Committee, before whom Glendy B. | Arnold, Democratic chairman of the | Board of Election Commissioners, appeared yesterday to defend his ac- tion in asking for a police canvass | of the more than 15,000 registered negro voters in St. Louis, demanded of Arnold that he arrange for the submission of daily reports by the police to enable the Republicans to check up the canvass to determine whether it was being made fairly. Arnold consented to join in a re- quest to the Police Board that the | daily reports be made. Arnold’s appearance was at his | own request. He first spoke before the Republican City Committee at noon, and again at 2 o’clock before the Republican candidates. Pledging | tlfat the Republicans would have a “square deal’ in the election, Ar- 'nold said: “Of my own volition I have come | ) here to make a statement to you of my official and personal attitude to- _wards the election which we aré ‘about to hold. It has been my ex- perience that controversies between | men are largely due to mutual mis- understandings. I would not have! any misunderstandings exist between the Board of Election Commission- ers and you gentlemen or the public at large. Says Function Is to Serve. “Tam a public servant. It is my function to serve the voters of all! shades of political opinion. While I am not a member of your party, vet. I would not have you think for -an/§ instant that: I am thereby absolved | from my official obligation to give | the candidates and voters of all par-'| ities a square deal. “A great deal is being said about | the registration of voters in this city and many wild prophecies are being indulged in about what is going to happen. I want to assure every gen- tleman present and the public at large that every member of tha | Board of Election Commissioners esmen and "Teas i “ sp tien tedlien elie =~ . ections t ouch Snes Uap FERRARA ERR oR aR RT oo TTS aE aaa ew comsmetions SNCOUGN | S08 Low Prices Our Chief Attraction — EE, orogress. $8.50 BLANKETS gt am | sleeping Dolls Beautiful plaids; also ae | 3 : | be Sreeea te lawn ond Tray xr tan; a Pe 47 "a re ‘ gray, whites or mag A, -€ E; gingham dresses, shoes wonderful Blanket r d stocki appearance, | and s nga, warmth and durability... * Pe . 7 L - “tee of | $7 Blankets mh \ Za | TE ee "& Qe ceaaben Sek Very special lot: : we : 4 jointed lIimbs.... assorted plaids and ; : 7 Oak Case... 8865 me: 5 kk ce vies rep tiget Case... Steinway......... Ebony Case.. $375 Everett Oak Case....$115 Case....@8385 Mosart.......... Mahog. Case. $120 Kingston.........Mahoy. Case. 8415 in g: ak Case....8145 Smith & Barnes...Walnut Case 8365 ...-«....Mahog. Case. 8165 THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER COMPANY 1109 OLIVE J. B. MORAN, Manager — Of every wanted material, velour, cheviot, pom- pom, broadcloth and plush; all the new ober -shades; special (Second Floor) Children’s Plush . Girls’ Winter Coats : Coats ‘olors Burgundy, brown and | Made of heavy plush; cuffs and green; plush: eollar of beav- trimmed — er color; belt and pock- 4.38 belt and pock- 96 | ets: lined ets: shirred throughout back (Second : (Second Floor).. Floor) _ >. | NECKWEAR 7 . . . A beautiful assortment of Women’s Neckwear in satin, it bandaline, brocaded organdie. Ceorgette with Filet edge and Georgette with hand-embroid- Men's ribbed; medium weight SSS SHS SECS ACIATT SD SATUS S 6S 1S SDE ESS WS OMFS SACSANETTTS SATU AS CG 088 SE OU t ASS WSSrse iwi eeTes Secs wise rei aS _ . cs : : A ie s- ~ & é > > ve ee im perfe: nants: vard with pretty Hits, Satin Stripes, 98c to $1.10 : borders: with beu utiful cut- sso Linoleum j 32° °' : Linoleum In regular om size; bright, hat ic, 4 — 30 cheerful, brown, green and Gold Dark and aa t colorings: in floral, Ori- Four yards wide, cork inches wide, in 9x12 RUGS ental ‘and medallion designs; and rubber; , peggy no “gy bh 1.00 Seamless, bordered , xcept for a slight mismatc h- enamel surface; io or a SHAD designs, including ‘ieee coul i not be bought for Special, room, WINDOW ES carpet and floral ef- double what we ask for them oles fects: a guaranteed tomorrow. $19.95. ; Cc Papers from 7c to $1.00 for every room and of every description at 39c quality rug opaque ciotnh, All new — conene a tile, fora! mosaic, at- 39c 27 1 4 c ting: light and dark col- LINOLEUM 9 Cc, a ~ and casting hts ballot, free from mo-| | lestation and illegal interference, wil! be protected to the fullest extent. Intimidation Not Only Crime. “Our duties do not end, however, FCVEMA 3 Pree is a e) with suppression of violence at the | YEARS , Boi Se he OCTO polls. There are other wrongs Ref A hy et a against the ballot which are as offen- EA pam Ee sive in the eyes of the law as the in- oe ae So ae, GR D V ICE timidation of voters. Intimidation » $e Fee PPO ae y is an inexcusable offense, and is it can a Se oe >. Lewss, Baker readily suppressed, while to detect. (2 ce 2 sail ei SRR fa RRS cs ee eee ie Bt fitted on guar- The euedtions amewered ba’ and prevent sach crimes as false reg- “ esations ered ow general in character, the symptoms or | {Stration, repeating and fraudulent Began As ater Blisters. ike By Ro : “| diseas Po ae — Br ae —¥ anewers will counting requires greater vigilance WW a . ae s e simi r Lol ‘ sa s Coins "siete and activity on the part of those Those wishing advice, free, | . 2 _ Bait " 23 ; F t na i -* ge y 1f- es lreased stam ped law. In the successtu!l suppression ~ aah Se ee envelope for reply. Full name and ad- dress must be given, but only taitinis | Of crimes against the ballot, it is not | “IT had eczema on my limbs for three % % 3 ee eee Ba ss or fictitious names will be used in my ‘always wise to defer preventive meas- | yeats. It began in the form of water Bn. SS Se em at aey Bi, a ye | ures until it is too late to take effec- blisters, and my clothing Seamer SR Srugsist cag eréer of wholesaler. tive action. It is the imperative duty rubbing it would cause the UE. See ae SM of the police and election depart- itching to be something oD ee are, Teatment several months ff nece® | ments to take cognizance of charges terrible, so that I scratched aos RR. ee 7 ? bil of frauds against the ballot when till it would bleed. My he ae ae ON by ae a ee dandears x they emanate from responsible limbs were swollen and at kes ae | nuch annoying, . want something sources and to promptly investigate times I could not sleep, and ae " Mamet: Bor hate aad cule treubten | tH? truth of auch charges. | The po- would have to quit work. x ; I have never found anything to equal lice authorities and the Election . I did Hot get relief un- : treatment of Plain Yellow tase tee | Board would be stossty derelict in til I tried Cuticura Soap and Oint- | cooling, cleansing and invigorating. and the discharge of their . official ment, and after using them three hair and cate tone ¢ Tesularly as ®/ guties if they permitted such charges months I was healed.’’ (Signed) . Pe as have been made in regard to the Frank Ranney, 1016 Crawford St., wy. ae SS “Sleepleas’’ writes: “I am uneasy about registration of voters in this city at Terre Haute, Ind., Jan. 16, 1918. ' my health. My kidneys and bladder are , : ‘J Pay Woman writes: ‘‘! am writing for “0 not well. Have spells of depression, do this time to go unheeded. The rec- Cuticura Soap daily and Cuticur tee to cure ' le db ot siee rell, } | : P y cura vice ure myself of pimples and bot! nm sieep we lave to arise frequently. ords of the election office alone jus- intrmment j r ‘ My akin seems too oj] lrine bad odor and color, very secant oO occasionallyp eventpimples sometimes My ankles puf® and under tify the investigations of the regis- Answ: The organs whi eliminate Iny eyes I have ‘bags Please prescribe.”’ , or, ee “ay he Mail. Said everywhere Waste matter on attention tain ‘ 7 Prescribe.” | tration in certain districts which are Boston ° oves Three-Grain Bt ierb Tablet ot 3 Answer: Your symptoms indicate you ; Seap Se. Omtment % and bir phur tablets) and take regularly as per Need treatment to tone up the functions being made at the present time. directions for several mont! of Kidneys and Diadder. ODtain in sealed “If I understand the attitude of tubes Halmwort Tablets and take as —r directions fet eeverel weele. or eorit re. | the leaders of your party, there is F J F + = ie sihent “en Warer tres itef is experianced. no difference in opinion between armers amilies onchial trouble be relieved? Doctor cininsaa seem Serer: them and a majority of the members ) oO were SB ieifl me, y,nat \ + or many years aaer na ; : rey of death owing to their been giving free advice and prescrip- of the Election Board in regard to lance from a physician. As a rule Answer: To relieve chronic cold. ¢ tions to miiiions of people through the| the canvass of voters. which is now press columna, and doubtless has helped | oe ge A ge AE ogee a ateoa. | ~ (‘one Sapetat Kanence Tent in relieving \liness and distress more being made except as to methods. uence their systems need assistance in Purehage this at any drug store) jan any single individual in the world’s /In fact, the chairmen of your State minating the waste from the bowe! “ v4 ‘ at r r -* «ate tract There ts a cheap pleasant and ‘ ection iven rwottie and you wil expreasions of gratitude and confidence | and City Committees have stated in reliable remedy which everyone | very shortly be retieved of a neh! ran. Games tae te le a writing to the Election Board that i rouble ij j not only re ‘Ne ve — : s aker. ear sir: ave. Should Know About | will correct. and is very pleasant to! been taking Sulpherb Tablets for con-| they favor a canvass of the present - | take stipation and Hiver trouble for twe | registration. So I may sum up the nd which takes the place of disagree ee, ae weeks, and find that they give me the } . Canter o i meil. et« and “Parent” writes “Sho ila n man of most beneficial resuita of anything that | ' matter by stating that it is agreed on s - oe oe oe oe Be Be ee ee oe — -_ 9 SS SR Sy Ss Shy Sy Ss Ss he Sy Ss & chin tt aap te tie ‘ — ne fe. 5 Sa SY, a OR ee ee ee ee me ewe sn ta etitieel 7 awa eS AA EEC GOL LLOCL LEELA SAIL FE

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tea Pan ee, Pete ete, oA iat epee By St oat on ’ PEE OORT AE ARN eee RR rg - ; fp se > : F f Ri) Bak Ae Sta anger ON a ar SE Re ER pe te Para — RT aE Pater are ary me je os - : LOUIS POST-DISPATEeH UNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27,1918. ’ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3B . WN HAIR lil ‘his election by at least 50,000. Folk | gums 2 ae = - Wa ' said that he was assured of the full | ten L, "avy and important poy, ‘Said tha webs gee Store Hours: 9to5 — ch that office f¢ . Democratic rote of the State, except | W doin manne fnew) late saanten aust tad WA omen’s Silk Neckwear Announcement— | y on Next poe §1er an avin ition he was confident he would re- | Regular $1.50 and $1.7 o — £ ceive the support of the great inge-|f Gare ey pune or Rep rise ; n eae § Our November Silk Sale NTED - OCT. 8, 1918 pendent vote in Missour?. | } uxede Le sagt, Will Begin Tomorro orning te ice to introduce only $I. 00 | Democratic State Committee, in a| ur dress. | R* oe Pha nen t in today's Globe-Democrat. , ‘Chairman Ne : “lai statement issued yesterday, likewise a to Nuze - wall © the bigzest Silk occasion that we * - > > i Neale Also Claims claimed the Staate by £0,000 for e* O-# hav held this rear. (Main Floor —Nugents.) # | ’ i | / Statewide Reports Indicate Folk. Neale said: 8 \ ictory With That Majority. “T have heard from every part of att Sectional view ; Missour! that Folk and the entire OUusS ks Showing interior of hair c tt | Democratic ticket will be elected by Sui , . , Joseph W. Folk, De crati iw]. ‘ f 60 mi: ity Presi a DUPLEX AUTOMATIC HAIR c . TTER } 4 ee Hat : uiTer. Mh Jin, PmMmocracvic NOM-j| gt jeast 50,0 majority. resident essary ogg ve thine ever pla re on the market - lt Np ‘ "ead ip ‘eile ae ak oe for United States Senator, WhO | Wilson’s appeal makes it clear that. iy P —* ee ee anc : times as fas! as any other machine. 1aS just returned from a campaign | a vote for Spencer would be a vote ) {) () ' F 2 : a NUTTER. “ay d Saukdl iat haar’ none - dco te ane the Sr: PLEX AUC pir seeaginnte tour of the State, yesterday claimed | to take the control of the war poli-| ( K W Is thie di ay! ) Ol W il] show W isdom » Rives sstistaction Tamme n 70! wie have sour hair cut better than it was ever cut before oe ee | cies ofthe United States out of the/| In delaying no longer, lor there will not he | Proof that® ©. illness gp mare ne needed With the DU PLEX: as long as you wish it to be. No clippers | . |hands of President Wilson and will| another suit e > th at it has no numbee phair Jong and the back hair short. Trims eee nese It cuts CT -]- ct hamper the President in the prose-| lll ers 1 -event Ww ith such unprecedented S3n\ ines, i ottle is good for gfe. A chi'd “of six can cut. his own hair. The pate Eyer sedtag | tS ahee-| i f the war. oad nod Ne e reader fo fit the hand ana Kee] -. £9 fing f pa rit land 14Ge@ Ccomd has a cut! on 0 : | i] a numbered 1, 2 wi tof 3 ‘ : fingers free from the blade | “Secrets McAdoo, in a statement lh 1s even tomor , p ts OTE T APPLIE oF 3, cost of ai! raw material Is usr } in the manufacture of DUPLEX hac incracc Secretary a sepa eee | ; lOrTrOW, Vou Can a Lua | \ cd ir with ie and’ aiienely, 100 Se pt a. ke ™ fone sot... short time you will have PLEX 3° ee tr ne issued today, urges the election of | : ager resh air. Notht other abana Ail ut while our present stock lasts we will anewe ' Folk as of ‘lal importance to) in there? A n z vertiseme the same as $1.00 Cushy c ut ane aati 6h: amm 2 will ac cept : . Folk as oO specia: impe amce 0 | ‘ | ee Mga A oe Ro be Minny pega the pe ee EX AUTOMATIC out ang TT FR ready for Mi Missouri and to the heap at ery a e ? : arker. ‘ ase DP pte fo any address. Send T — ‘rittcal tim The placards posted | RS asses Tom Sew icvcuasy, ST Sor Ser Seem) ae munece ail cher 2: SAME ' ’ 9 /2° d. our } ‘My¥ son had inflaminatiou ot bewr- Pe ee Se dee yp MRS rogische™, Femain Duplex Manufacturing Co., Dept. J-5, Detroit, Mich. els, and igrinay pheno ae wei ie ing that patriotisrn demands a vote (\ |. art Fal] - ry week or two ag the baie meee as After givine sti Adler “we ma -| for Spencer, are pp ete se to the| rOOU, MUU! cl il na \\ Inter si & le s. well- made as, iy Z 7) ACIeCrT-1-K; j ARKENED co W GANARIE DOES YOUR completely CURED. fPoctors did him | 27°2* niajoritr of Americans who} ~ e Ace iBeampos thane color wil | Unfailing Way CANARY SING? no peed, "’ (Signed) M. Gerhard or. | are going to vate ta uphold Presi- | uits whose ever ysl itch reflects wor kimanship. 3 even See a — curtien : ish Hairs sf, Bot, don't fatl to try Haller’s dinand, Ind. gs ai rie ere *"| Gent Wilson and to sygstatn him.in, ven that will * otes?) cece Hong testorer.’’ : — 4es. According to Spen- rt ee hair the softer ‘aim Mets SEE ncity growths can be removea in| Bur {til nt?,,rratere. voice Adler-i-ka expels ALL gas and sour- | "3 3 no a pened but. fisencer Phe materials are— er and f} f your o home {f voy eet * = 8 o ‘er. : 4 y . er. ar ot = —_—- it will Setginal pa: Mage of del Seana and Be A R 7 * > 9 ed stores fo at the eas ST OCe- OF ART Will have matter which poisons svstem. Often | , T 41 direct, ae E, Pet- me — yd nai ame ysey ay te og ‘CURES onstipati Pp ts ¢ | Wilson at this time, but because his ricotine Oxfor Ss 17th st. New York ci Dt tes) Aclateee ane a eee revemts &Pp-| record of service is so far superior City. pe r ADDN pendicitis. We have sold Adler-i-ka | tc ssebott io Mr. Spencer. There can , , b Inuny veurs. It is a mixture of buek- | ™ ¢ tify The . ro 7 : wn and agent e finding i aa : ®K-/ be no comparison. As Otto Stifel ie colors inelude blue, eray vi er Se ceesion ~ ab A Tso ‘Neh . 7 5 make the canvass did not not ema- | Knit Petticoats, Good Bla k t t 95 : nate from that department. TI take $ 00 nxets a “$4. aper ale full responsibility for the work the : i. % Made te Sell for 86.75 police are now doing. That it Was in- Wk M Knit Petticeats, gray A TRULY wonderful offering in good Blankets. made a ted Values _cumbent upon the Chairman of the | with assorted colored bor , hea \ , ewes weave wonderitnl figish mohair. ribbon bound Week BKlection Board to demand the can- ders, finished with scalloped SiZ@ SOXSY inches. Not more than three pairs to a buyer Vass would seem to be hevond Oues- eage. (Second Floor Nugent*s . : Ta, &, adow Stripes, tion. ‘Fourth Fleer---Nugents.: ’ Cilts, Satin St van ; “ with mannan Gera “the officers making the canvass . fers tae AE HE correct foundation for good ee en ee I | Rs. ‘lice duty and to make a thorough ° Underprice! Sale aq Pisin Oatmeals, 30 dressing i 18 perfect-fitting under- and irnpartial canvass. I have every 25¢ Outing ace alns “i inches wide, in’ all | reason to believe that the police are | ] 1. 20c Yd Ostermoor all a or ne et wear. Your union suit should | faithfully discharging their duty in F anne ) ° ii ders: #00 - - ‘ ithis regard. The information gath- EX ee M 7 Made to Sell 3 98 C ifn. 4e be what its name implies — one with fered by them will be used for the | | Dee een tity Outing attresses : for $2.25 to ” ° | sole T. P v ‘i - , oe 2.70 Ze to $1.00 for every | you in every curve and line Tent voting on eloctiom das, and no || | Plannel, white grounds with col | |! vationatly advertised at $85, sage every description at ° 2 yf: ored stripes; 27 inches wide eet ale for Me ‘ | other. I sincerely hope that the re- trainee) : we On 86 7. = iT 2 rely hop . LST 340 ps f Lace 1 M; ant ia (limited quantity). No phone daw at o pairs Of Lace and Jat sults will justify our action and wil! , oi ; =a we c a ta hie o) , 18c, 14c KNIT | meet with the approval of every fair- orders. (Downstairs—Nugents. ) quisette Curtains tn this lot, 2! o 2 y , minded citizen in our city.”’ $ 75 vards long. Come in white, cream 6c, 4c f : ; a. e : ran , , &C - ay UNDERW Schmoll Offers Objections. and Arabian. Ten very good-looking With Berders. After Arnold had completed his 50c¢ Dress ——— Z : i | Statement, Chairman Schmoll of the | designs to select from. Peay wil 4 be ; { ; ° ° nic $5.98 | 5 \ [ot the Republican orgentzation haa | | Gimghams, 39c Yd. | || o-sermoors are vuite not stat se | 4! uUdiCcan a aq | ed-—thev are spring: but firm, ar Net and Electric Showers; “- -. WOMEN | been that the police did not make a | WO to nine yard lengths of yippee > a "Peath proof val Cretonnes, Yd., 25¢ $2. 79 Pair Scotch Net p ° e ‘ — i un} “ea TV. e ‘ 7 ae - +i :F 4 1- or stripe ic rr In ASSOTTe: les { ft ¢" cet aa rep ‘urtains. in > t af i Pe’ a Complete ‘49 ee! f : ¢ nvass, and that thes used | ' Dress G inghams, wl bea r colors: full size. Choice Monday. outa oe | oo pre gn ; see ~ Sone § Hi se eh ceo , $3.49 Every suit with the their power to intimidate ignorant ful rich eolored plaids; $2 in. while Jot lasts. $19.78. “ard Pty op re agg tnd ar oo Steaee Genin eines a2. Piece _ , “4 1 , Li FALCO trademark Voters. Hie said that no canvass had wide. : ‘Fourth Floor -Nugents) colors Choice. while the let “ream and Arabian « olor : wt pretty ag | , / ‘5 acc ratel t q been ordered of aetrong Democratic | (Downstairs-—Nugents.) lasts, Monday, yard, 2he (Second Floor—Nugents.) pompiote - eae is 4 u y cu an precinets, in which there was as | ~ yy eet for... $3.98 - een carefully tailored— much reason to suspect irreguiari- | ~ " m - ‘snag coat ettul | NS “ae er thats why they fit. ties as in the negro precincts. , = oem —— — Reg. UC. S. Pat. Of! fie saia that the regulations of the | 95 d geri samesce ie Puuldive Commissloner's atte per Fireless neg cae 2 - And yet they cost no It ST economy when mitted only seven guests in a Se ‘ “ more than the ordinary you Can get perfect fit- = eel tetn by Sam Favors at! G Styl F 9685 G8 Meatten Stauec nin, ai . con oa CS enten * NOrth Levee, but that the regis- | ood es ror SROUSIO S and Tenket- | ||| kind. No need to sacri- | ting, daintily finished, tration books showed 36 persons reg- Women and Mi — $4. 45 | dea, with. | fice luxury to obtain durable underwear at a istered from that address. He also | Oo nan isses $: 20.00 Nitchen Cabinets, fu! erean! | 7 said that he had information there “ak a era | . economy if you buy ; moderate price. Was Only one permanent guest at the | o os a Cleth H $16. 95 nee ' i ‘ . ° . v ae . | Li FALCO Underwear. | ask YOUR DEALER Garrick Hietel. 533 Chastnat etrent, | ale ae thet oa All Li FALCO materials | - conducted by Emery W. Chase, Dem- mr Ag 85c | Ble te ! i ’ . . . : @ «av . to show you Li FALCO ocratt nominee for the Legislature. (Cedar Pelish Oi) Meps. i a are ofhighest gradecotton | surelv has i A but that 25 men were registered from complete with adjustable Monda} ) d he the wear 3 he sure 5 > it OT Can that address handles ana i tT ¢ ‘‘edar $2. 50) ment). DC | Sen and put together | Stt it for you easily. Henry Kortjohn Jr. a Republican, GOOD-LOOKING Coats of vrlours orders. filled) 29C | “see a , bss | | tormer chairm:;: ? t Sects ‘ ——e uminum ancepans. | well, an he t Og kes | Li FALCO is made in all RKourd., isieinan he ~~ ashen aa cheviots, kerseys and fancy MIX $10.00 Washing Machines, [1 ee ee 5 39¢ atta; 2% | in a way tha sang | mee h 1] ; d represent negroes and other Repub-_ | ecu: made with large collars” o! ze tub: very ea $6 85 ramenoaj bat eee i ch comfort, | them:wear well—note | weights, all sizes an ‘cans iniproperly challenged on cloth, velvet or plush. seca iatiiiths. anaaien oN’ | stew Kettles, large $| 69 arti . ‘ 45 . o rs, fuil No. * ne ance all oe C particularly the strong, com- all styles — Vests, Pants, ie dade dances mines Eee , , made heavy, with geporiy tr Ti hts and Union Suits ally reports from the police can- Come with wide belts, warm strong side handles $1.10 S820 Combination Bread and . fortable seams. ig ° : Vassers. He said the Republican or- pockets heavy stitching on col. $1.65 viene c whtnote, apn gs $5 95 ' fope @ , : white or oak: roll topes . stripes. _Eanizatton should be afforded an op- Washtubs, : (Basement)... ELDER MANUFACTURING CO. | | Pertunite to ‘check’ the. petioe ‘an. lars, belts and cuffs. In green, "cae? || dc Smtettel Monee | Re "ALE DISTRIBUTORS SHH «| #88. Arnold agreed with him, and brown, gray, navy and black. 7 galvanized reiet, vastus 25c ny. 12th and Wodtouan as St. Leais, Me. it |Saiad he would aid the Repubiicans Sires 36 to 44 and 14 to 18. phone or- ca. " 2c er. y 6©| n obtaining the reports , jera § fill- 7@e Breems, seiected stock - (Baace. ) An \ & ‘ P (Downstairs—Nugents.) . 95, (limit two to @ custo- 58 idk: } ss ae me tach Flannel: ai! 1 ee you lest er found a Fourth 1'b- wy C a ‘¥ C }! 27 in. wide C —4 mens ican Cover EBook, .bat would Y , , 9 de about it See the Lest sa , per yard...... - - Found colamns today = B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. 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St tatiana ge ae tae aiahinel ee RE ahaha SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1918. om en TT os ee ” ON —~ _aa««— a a ————~,, 4B ET LOUIS POST-CISPATCH 5 ET i eran rakes . _ 7 eae | en a aad step n the M -= a ETSI ae > out Dé FUR ~~ v= ds ay abit | Democracy’s Growth in Germany [303% cnc ates 1 Reautifa Chrys: | Real, Not a Junker Trick, Says | 3200 nr, neaia magus SD | “a eotors at Sugg re ‘1 | $2.00 in the | ‘Wd Can Be Done Secretly Se oe ak ee ay mericans arf aera, Bs | American Freed From War Prison | 7 ery ee mace ge ee ¥ ae , 4 a . > = ny Pagar pede SET NK. ce mae ae Nees = es ie, gee 4 a “! tas ‘ ee: a . ~ — : Ree Sg LAH mx 4 ? . ade tw = 4 —- | Floral Shop. Charge Purchases “Sk - eau y Will Appear on" November Bill, Payable Dec. 1st. | BY the Associated Press a WASHINGTON, Oct ta x 4 oni 3 reme Court ini a peti for murder i" connec The peutic nally presented t0 the « ie 5 Ir om men =~ > ——————_ | — & ie }ique : n any form : ~ AE D- ) : destroy the cravine anc aA* hisk: " aE a ——— a ¥ + an“ etner a ¢1 elk Te veracrs erat fa FR nhienitiemasinaion ee ated eo, ———$—— ——————— : % Be ] wrugKists wil tei] you resocurnm , = Th} - ra ~ + : UROT THE : emotes a | ’ e Bot a t£ : better *han any ather rem? i. t . Ry ARNO nNoscH FL ‘ . Les +e # ay. quer habit. There '* 0 cer op ’ i we Tienatch al . New York World. ° ; ] - fae M t | ae 2% i Bet aone aeyel ae ns 5 Ps 1 ’ ste ts r AN Staff Correspondent of tae Post-bhrpe“ and the INC» . : - Ral n or Shi ne | 1m) re — oe Ee fa er \ a eria ‘ % bt pia éoor of my, home and throw a ste nia Canvtis ois pNew som is ee gs peautif line ain , is ‘ A @ nelgndor's yar’ | iis sees Bt gh ‘ae AAPEXNHAGED | rmerly rede © oa S ’ ¢ taffeta eilk, with natural wood handle We are showing ® ul ; rs pl and fancy Silks for i a a) cum Pmplete of druntave aiso cured Sg ree , on . Tr (Co. oO} Stylish Umbrellas 0° a to . leather strap enables one | draperies, lamp shades OT for covering fancy pillows and mak. . 4 | + ibe ree Y cr of other pa . .: Tes Com) and ferrule and ivory tip anc OE a the wrist This | ing kimonos. There is 4 splendid On = “Ynsh your kidneys Re si druggist repor’s oA ian > oe \ " , the Aid) PSiaie Nia to earrv this very attractive Umbrella ee aie ani | sclection for, the vard $1 ae to 82.50 i. } jusn 3 de ae 43 F normous #8 e en’ ’ , soe, aa ’ > . wo, ) | , . ' Be 25 . ‘ *% . aha factio? dy recently © ‘ » has arrived in Cope stvle comes in blue, green, taupe, — ek: | C terial is greatly in demand for wind 7 wf you eat mest Fee" Pet have used Tes m vy hus . } \¢ -k. WI ilk cas to match 56 fps asement ag = = . Indow treat-. s —_ ad cr e h 3? ney (ane 4 . * hao ” ‘ he presen oe si Y wr k, with 81 case ; » yy. ¢ J i ment This material makes ¢¢o- RO - eo — ; *¢ Ss ye nr 7 ont’? rie r ai oa . ‘ ; , ‘ce ns . . ‘ . b 4 oy ae wits! 1 nad wn of Tes ‘ rmitted to a es +h 1 ile of amber nomical and serviceable curtaining. Yard JE ta $9. ; ti ) ore yi ‘ e at ther wt sf i ' \ ’ ‘ . x al ‘ ef nee 7 > } wit 1ane ‘ j . . - ‘ : t : afrer takibe two boxes ©. scum ‘ , 7 ent rece mili Hy l’inest F rench taf feta lowe ," silver chain wives an un- | Cretonnes for ever. purpose, in an amazing variety of de- ch y s a are : . : . ¢ bs ' € . | ° ° . ‘ . _ e Aig HOT hint page gother i just | —Sterling trimmed. An amber ant tj Umbrella Brown signs and quantities; in imported and domestic weaves; a large By iG aan't think it's exper.) all, Just aos prepa , 1 § anativ ait! = 3 4 active . ’ : | think of the shousan é 4 . ie as is PP ‘1 t pea nol SALE OF HRUGS wa usually distinetiy ec finish yee Sana.go sitable = ) assortment to select from, ranging in °O¢ t( i j a vent for whiske> ne i” doluare ° . ‘ ; af Nye — ACS ~ x , . ani Pa » colors ava! . . ws . : ’ , 3 a ~ ' | apent for Teac iman extrac A ioe auothel BY HENRY ©. ENeoin, a ' 4 of President Wilson AND TOILET ITEMS 9 ' | Pre green 656 OT | $12.00 | price from, the yard Je J oH pS | sands.” ere 18 a ‘ r Mints " r ¢ if OTi« a ‘ i: 1 i , 3 ace a ice | ; ee letter! ‘Ty gent a hox of les to , . ; tea ol pul . 3 | Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor. eiend. Mrs co mm. for her to trv on net seven moni 1 , : 7 ban mirsipods pres the reguiar pri’ e for . : a -— , “joor. ‘ ie ¢ A Hope he wil be af ; cessf : eo sha w * far situ ron, in tne ane. oe Mix cents ana get tw. , ‘ I mbrelia Shop- I irst yl0 y ; a j “@ ‘ f is wonaer: ii ‘ ' ’ ; " ooo Ne meee e T ence , , le A a as » . a ‘ " > » Tt] t ‘ ~. a tool 2 its. toe it - 4 report afte! not go De \ rn the ce ATTY) Pais is Te W 9 af d : Siisinit omen s U nderwear——=s 4 is ative or & friettans and mote : ae Saee™ ; is ies . ay > we pliptus (ough = yy : | h it P \ wey d in a short tim they Will stop aitor | | | , ' , people ha turned Gieg efor 50c | 7 : 4 at it 1S | + ether an ae ia une ar oe chi 1 was perm’ Palm eD | W il , n the bell ef the! Rien othe Vucaliptus Cough Syren. 4 | ‘ Wire i? : , - ‘ a al 3 vit ni ain: , i : most iflipYy . “a i 4 : se Syrup White l’ine Comp... 4 a regu A ® for 5de the room. | “Proteclo Shields, are priced the paw $2.2 dugout Then | wa ‘ 10e | | a — — Cc = —— | een ——— Co a ss no | ‘ is Y » for ‘200C , : : . Sh) ! ¥ [ remainee ifter ird i LL. \ : re unningham’s Cold Cai- hea with the decoration of your room. The cost of the entire * - = , ‘ . a5 4 . ‘ - al —, . > i During this iat r period th Ger- | 3 sules ah “for 10c Bam depends upon the quality of mat rial selected. Pi man peo (Pee wae s}.00 Comp. Ssrap dg ta . a nan people under’ e 4 a e ohites » for $1.09 eanery & mel h F100 > 3 | ] | ‘ >» , »y*s? - rv , ho J ourt 1 I Oo c. é heart, if the direct Dorink & ass Ol hot wate! ly bore “1 Viger-Tone Tablets. for a Drane:. P . SEVENTH and LUCAS AV. and peace. mf cours thev Wet hreaklasl LO wash out poisons ~ ett laat ree es x for i0e ' innit Me Lt a ee ananceine ae » ‘ der the com yulsiot ef a! litaryv SilU Ti) : Vely 4 Cream © for 450 1,2 1 Come earls and avoid the rush. . ew ae | fs 4:4 “ie KS Oe 1) . cr ite's Catarrh 2alm. ' e No deliver) cost, ation, but it mis Tit byt Wppoosrs ro see Tit tinge Ol heAl hy bioon ~~ ae o for boc Me ° A No trading stamp: that the reason» for the whol Lib- jin ve a to your skin gt TEE one Livertontc Pills. >for 20° ? La ne ; inens-—— - epeteeeaeannm, es The saving veg h hte “Say : “al att itude of (:e! inv toate loar anil rer. ft WAKE » with Es SMe Digestall rablets 2 for b5c ig Vositivels no goods delivered. , era atte , elearer as rer, ¢Y - % wate : " Phenolax afers >for 40 Be \ ; 4 ‘ oa 1% , ~~ ly »* ' ae cls P . ; ‘ : - ee : : wre ‘ . es es giz? th ‘ 4 — a f ’ | . Wiil Sell All This Week mere ly all i k, put Ul : ped \ the out headache, va Ka se Cunningham s Laxative, i : a | Fine quality scalloped mercerized cloths, 70x70 : 7 Te e allies into giving pew’ The presem* tong ~ a nasty preata, 2 PS t to | Tae , 1, Ry Fy ‘nehes round, im choice floral patterns, each te % Guatemala Coffee ; venuine Coban, attitude was forced, } 7 1) t writ ” ’ - ' , 1) ’ | j ' oO DEG * NTA ene Iron Tablets 3 for S{A). ay : ee ae canst terol — 24c ne aa ao aemocr: tic ‘er? —— VO) 34 | ne ; , " + | } ae ry I ’ . ; imunuere 7 Caps Ue rot 30¢ ty Embroidered Pillowcases, all linen hemstitched ~ OQ F roasted, pet pound (os 8 . , so, cone eae UIG ) yust % te atninig ~**, Ut _ .. ‘ , , adit . a6 | "A in * } ° IN : Breakfast Cocoa, Miner's best, 13¢ inever have had a hearine a ‘ ri ade Ore Indian Kidney ant an and hand embroidered: gize w= 4x36 in.; the pair : % ' i, ~~ ; Aver edicine for oO aa: 4 Ln» pound can per POM. ss ses 2? * : ee ol : : P ; ’ it E an. @ . ail - pints ~ F . ; i ; Baking powder, Rumford's, 23¢ Junkers Have Lost Force. Petal hreahnias each da he Simmons Liver Regulator: an # All linen hand embroidered and s¢ alloped Huck g| rhs. : : ‘ tar Wy) ‘ . »for ote Be r a ‘ © , se e. | : ; Pl i a per Sees * * Military defeat was ne ded to 21%! - . ace water WH 459° Manzan Pile Remedy ~ for be Re Towels, size 16x24 ine hes, each ; 4 -ancake yur ‘Temtor braud, q . : i : - vy | 4 . } ‘ ’ cy | 1 7 1” ' gy" - ‘ “{' I 1 =P - { ‘? y i r "af ” . +, : - ‘ + self-rising; Der, DAckee. ¢ ime Liberal leaders a50" nad mic BF ‘wa ee batr. eRe 850%. rans 05 & | A broken lot of all-linen double Damask Napkins, s17°¢ 4x24 . Cornmeal; best white, Kilm drica, the junkers ‘¢ Germany had kep! t aga sae means 0 De Witt’s Ki wf Oe OF } :, : , | 4 A y - . freshiy sroun j per pound uC winning prob aboiv there nevel T hie { ‘ if 44 ines Tilis of yw SE.00 Zz; inches and merino a hes, = — eptionall) AS he HO i Corn } lakes: Is, rinkl ' ared “wrap- on win Li oad } ‘ : y \i } . ; 7 a‘. aoe ln , ' sins ; . De \ f4 t's Kidney and Biad- oa priced at, the dozen >’ - @ i : ; a aa saan 10¢ would have been a democrat! move pW CES ; — a? * setae. ee 4 der Pills ’ for For 5 ; per ps Kage - eee ae uma ment. Stili, tmer' had aiwas Lert ast ; cathe toxins. tint ; . Milk of Vinagnesia e for Oe » Linen Shop—Second Floor. cf N Pp 4 j rs ‘ + a lars * » . } . ‘ warner “sy ] Will 4 acat es | » eat i zy ; og Be = en ; 19¢ rather strons opposilioll to milital ansil, ow na | , ‘ = ant ‘aa . Lit same > ge a : / 4 er nie ., sake? 2 es a mee ; : a ; _ wees ‘ : ae ees AVLLISY %s ci AD P ° . ee care —_ F Lima Beans, finest California, 16¢ Germany, but ‘t was silenced. he entire atin itary canal efor ve SS : Wi vou ie Fi bar stew | Things latel) witnessed apparen| ly i} more 00 nto the s ; Bs oor _. rift F 7 ’ . : Evaporated Apricots; choice 2% defeat and must /a*' peace They | cteal id-it Corn Cur > for se : Are S per ially I riced al Cc a Dozen : quality; pe! pound ..- wi tried to get 4 Liberal min stry whicn | fase “1 = j oa Condensed oe nan, gol Leading esuld arrange an acceptable peace. eplend let items for oc Regular Price $1.30 a Dozen. ; Star brand, row, ¢ ra ROOU, ° % . geaviee Ff — _ . : : j y! : package 10¢ The Liberal leaders retus d to be \ quarter ne lime re phos | FM -~n, « “ac mi ye >. a ev ao That smart, well groomed appearance the woman you admire ; , ; Sanat Sis _ ait to ae htorex Tooth Paste © for re . . | Assorted et og wee inspector pean’ used; the Reichstag SaW no reason phate Wi Ost vers ittle. at / a ee watke Cold Cream ® for 20¢ ” nossesses 1S largely due to the net she wears over her hair. wayyy) it plac perry, CRrape, nul, , . . . ’ , ; £ } wis , — ” ~— “§ ' ° . . > | aon perr. nd strawb ay. W : 14 why it should follow that +a ling, drug store, 0% is sufeient alka ’ rs Se aT. a tae Straggly hair detracts from the beauty of any woman. A net i scp Stade megan oh AP ie: Pa ee | . ; ’ samite ole ream. .2 for 40 : Sr ad ; eae ' net we ight; per Blass.-----oe C and so the ehoice oO: 4 Chancellot! fell strate tH { ust as soa an’ hot °' ater A -. « ADholine Cold Cream © for 30° a not onlv eonfines the hair in place, but it keeps the hair in eurl. ¥ H . ; " . re ) ‘ cc > . - . * . ' ort] - 4 : i ° “s . ‘ o . > ‘ . | apeepeentt saad kK ” oping s on the Liberal Prince Maximiiit leanges, sweerens and freshens the ry a Came: oo >for ‘20e Bee Cap or Fringe Nets in all colors except rand, solid pacaeu: ° QO. m Sie Qn . \ me ai eylint ” 2oc kh ™ . , ‘ : nn 5 per can.--- le 238 who could «etl the Re ichstag behind kin, so no cater an 1 limestone Pho — sie ee aceon a baee ance « > ray are ‘neluded ‘n this offering. i California Asparagus; Ked Top him. phate act on | hlood an® miverna ial Witeb Hazel, {o use after a | Reauty Shop Third Floor 4 " r ‘ yh Liew SO) Ue “' i‘é 5 ; , ; . a rT ‘ : WF, wo tht ° > ‘ -~-=”n ; 1 ; : - ange ott eS ae on ™ 21¢ When M: ximihan meee his fr: yrgrtys p.LLOS who are sab dale Se cae tied sachet Powd ea ae | x €! us See? ‘ . ‘ ; - : ; ' ‘ : ee ‘ ba ic { ie ee Pee A 1 wenant militar rcaater 1: ek ay m 43 re be " ets) ey “en lize 1 \ 1 7. Bs he “ ace Powdet®rs, several nov- »,@ “i ‘ ~ : in box; 1% Coe te «nial elage DEES ple seemed to reale eS t Jar makes o tor 300 BW | eooler days 18 with us. Soft and kindly to the face, Marabout tog -fLess; SUUSS te for ess! a! | by Kot un beh one WWileon = | io: wt. ' Ea : ° ° Ken-! pstitute for ses for all hole Pre lent W 0 aiaial ; R ‘ : : en, 1 5 FOC a, a scene On See ce Ze co” Revges, & Comm different ee Searfs are always of first interest to the sender of practical Kinds of cooking and baking, pik and “5c packages, 8¢ & 156 the only salvation. A 7 owed defeat. Y : kines ” o *t - : , : re : = RR — — ...2 for I cifts. Marabout and Ostrich Scarfs and Capes 10 black, ow per package «----- defeat fol 1 _ , | a 7 : ~ “ : » A : F : . r 8) e ] * a j f SE DUAR cicaig treo Mf doubtedly defeat forced Conver a) “A roitct Soaps for Sc mole, seal and #45 to $10.00 | : running. | pours, per package. ¢ ; 1} n , Tay “4 . 4 ear “having “oan efor loe = natural, from ' o— ad ¥ } Fiake White; substitute for of opinion, thes ow really "es > M3 21.50 bar 4-ib. Antoni a. | . ~ . | : | LY . ‘ib, Antonio Castile Neckwear Shop st Floor. q lard, per mee ..¥rhern> 52°?" 296 fair peace. by iy if , y “el SeaAp » bars $1.55 a kwea shop First a: sour Pickles; madium size, 15¢ | r gpent my. tire mostiy amon! 21.95 Alberta Castile Sean. 3 ye rT aozen — poeeees ee i ee a) eT ’ a me . ie , ' y : A eng ssertttral bar +» hars $1.50 “a. Cece macncence amends ten e,. Laundry Tablets: Linowhite. makes Liberals in DC in, Ut. Me - Sati , * ‘ : 2 o5¢ Plorence Castile. 1 ponnd » | A pe rfect W ash day - wc seize, or i is not based glone ‘ae VV hat tne \ | ass - “> bars Oe a pel package ans ak ee ee } one may fee] a Se Tr: oo of hul4n -_-— . Yalmotive ~SPTeyp *D for “0¢ 7 21 LT ¢. g Lenox Soap, Ae ! : 1 ’ re tle mure éhlive qvil ('aatile yi for the P ; as See eemmcnmncmnninat OY ~ a cemearaeentl ; rye ‘ per har . ieee wos ae es /now amone the whole people. , cant — (4 » Venetian Bath Sern ”" for’? as . . 2 . : ‘ ' “ ° 2 wa_~ on aan oe" _, Tuat 4 o ow " ~ - . ta se United eee aay —— Awakened to Hatred. SOON gees \ 44 . me aa Rath Tablets. soe I sve for the tiniest tots and their larger brothers and sisters form . jicense No, G-200- ' , a ae as . Pp every now SAT ” ene Ne ’ ; ;' ‘i. ‘ ; ~ 34g: 4 As early as Jul [ heard the 4” Vn iets Rae Oo Fre 2a q most interesting showing In our Tov Shop. Great care has Let ie tion asked: “Why are ® hal - omens £ | | = heen exerted hv our American Tovmakers to give American chil- it ae 3 ee pe ——" eet ‘ — a anit he onl ind sey Ye 5 Fes ne" . . d 7 Hie. awendee a reply, anc ™ pues ee. € ues Tor 2c | dren as attractive ‘¢ not more so—toys as they have always a4 A | sioner eaid: “We are hate} no. ons (8 a7.) Witch Hazel, nint 30e | had: Po) 2m : t_ay.) Worehound Courh : eh. . by the allies, hut also by tM Au we ' acl x : P| é & trians the Bulgarians 1 +} Turk ? = aig nit] i Cail a or. 10¢ Dolls that will make many i little mother g’’ hearts happs +a: (oa IANS. ? »>U iat ans an tne LT sw 3 oe HO e omy. athartic ; ; . aoe =. ache ‘s 7 ! pike” a. | Christmas range 1! cee fro 7c t 12.50 th} - |; That 1s what is the matter W ith _us ldhotg : - gag hte hristmas rates In pric’ from . o Fi- ae i meoorme site «v4 ‘ ; ‘i i. ? hne lors. Crowas fo to hear the Libera! S4 00 DOWN $1 00 PA WEEK ny 4 toe §$-o7. Imported Bay jum. Riis aue, Jersey City, N. J., writes: epeakers. It Is Im the air, and ith | gy Rig Ne ? Castor Oil 1 poste “ty Preise * ‘ 2 ‘ .ans omer | einen. et hed ' nl Ons. OC GF an Fi } ‘«} find the Mentho-Laxene just fine gone sO far that Cer. nany Will pre F > : } $ iis Rnaket Cnemhe ofan ete Oe eae Been en Furs Pe ee amma. Sbaasig ay! of bat ‘ , war £ ‘ a “} 4 - fhe Lick and would not he without it. It hag! ably never &© back. . grey. Se Me . ~ Wake ane in our home for three years ma Ter quere fas been & rend , OE + Drug Sundries for Sc | } otal ae 3 7 Avie es “ on a ‘2 eh pg as ‘ ss aa Sco oo guaranteed Hot-Water Gtyle is essential If Furs as in clothes made of fabrics. Our 2 poe ope ve “ree ‘ — change 40 1e political s* ©} nM ‘ > ees ie, ah ie , : ’ : ; a ~ : che ng ree ; aith ook 4 aS Melk saad " : sine é' Ss 1) new f alia ' aatelre \y . i tie ; ; : Jet s or patrons have the assurance of Fur fashions, but most im- a Re TOO! AS ne 4 mtho-la rene ste. Ci ore © Ls } ‘ ee, f for 10° wear of the fur. Our stocks have received their approval o! tt i Be ° ‘ P ° t wl Pid . uf cats , yal : ~s f ay 106 ine Combs ? f¢ e BHe x 7“ B; 4 ‘ae dreds ot thousands ot bottles ot na Brest - hel a the line - aa $ ae fh ~ 3 ihe Ne 1 enck wintry alt ¥ an quality from experts, and may be sclected with the utmost eon ei ‘ Mentho laxene are sold every Year yraril Acaun foc the © ‘ ie Filter "for 10¢ Bw fdence. A smart collection of capes and neckpieces, of mink, ‘sf es . . . . af ’ ‘oe . spin ‘) ; ; ; ba 2 f { ? tig r¥le I ‘ ¢ ‘ ? 4 ‘ : bet ap by druggists, and each year the sales) Russia, could not Toe sa repel BBL Hoe Diamond, Putnam oF oir Lie me Rdonces, 5 Kelas, Hugues Same oo and wolf are s 3% vow larger. Get ! ©14-ounee b . 2 IO Rake Ot md in. Face Cl : See» Seen angi . ial re ; i | gr Pp ' t a a. it CC I ottle > Minister Kuehimann was then | 1 Cc } : ae ear Hows ++ ‘“d chow n, ranging in e) ) 0) { + GQ? (4) | i, eoneentrated, and mis with simple yese The Gener 1 Staff, which did A asi al agg nett a et ie “ price from Mast). QO BSLV. | * iH i ‘ > . 3 on ‘ee ’ hb «ht . ‘ ; ‘ ii ii | i = a ; , A : di , a ’ a BA Fyruy to make a full pint. | ire t1auns as i! pleased, is mow ae rate re | mi SSale : ’ $1 a Week ane T - — a ++ me — Shop Th ed Floor OS ‘ ned sereb rushes 2 for 3c Be : l ; oe 4 and guarantee of satisfaction are with | gincredited aig Te. each bottle. A pint lasts a long time; ‘There have been rual chang $1.00 DOWN—$1.00 A WEEK c1.°" Shans Ttrushes. for $1.50 Shaving Rr nahes * for B0¢ } ® . - ool | hie ttrnsches ’ for oO mens ———— a eae a ,! Tart hirerttsnes "’ for > 5 for the whole family. l¢ is cheaper jn fact, even ¥ hen not in the act , ‘ f 4 ; . me ' «i ‘ : ’ ' \ j Tie? 28 1} eT toaolhet om ” or "Oe | 4a ann neon hme ads prepared med form of law: Anyboo)s knowin = %- Cummin’s VW hite Shoe Bie i 33 eines, but easy to mix. -ADV.1aG i ee oh : attach pa ae th . *1 ye many today is Sours cred renthhrishes 3 for 30 Be ail ay ser- einen _ ee | ; . 4 J oii the etatemen' in the lassi note { ~~. : . 7° 7 Z 4 Hew to Look Wears Mii7'soerce tnat were forme ~ or aucbie os are tie Italian Silk Underwear Sta bitrars powe rs thas were Zz f Elan i] V atch Rracelets ‘ oy : F x fo e . The fabric sed in Kaveer ‘i Italian Silk I ndergarments is *) all rreaten tne fot. ep. { -_—— — rary correspondence cards . 4) Less Than Your A e sine os ste | " 3 iat ‘ = : C 7 and ‘| envelo rf ‘ PURE « lik . 4} 5 chit “ “1 “-e 19 match fr, SliA. A g sola have now gone JUST PAY $2.00 A WEEK nen a eld ee eee tay if the Kaiser, as th head of 1 Se Be tiful icant Powder Puffs.. .2 for > Italian Silk ests; cither the DO ‘ee effect or tubular ané KA A) a The most aged face will look years , ; ya P 3 spe Ex ~- . eautt vaste \— #2.25 : i ise | - ae the Saal rf a seal eystem, miust . : Bis _ , . ? i . . . { are Leas Teas pre aha € time. Gradual the fresher, more yo ith ‘ : . ) ~~ .* I EN mannan f: th ; ful akin underneath 3% reveaied This Wilsons Power tm c,crmanys. Elgin Watches he ae Tite ae a we er ve eo ae : 7 . i ~ gbsorption pr ess being A purely hy- Presiden! Wiser s powe! ‘ ie to ‘endless °> ifter ¥ ee gienic one ah entirely natural com- (ierman ment »1ity earme $1 Down neg Ski 4 or , ion ‘* ret si? : “ai ‘ee ‘ f ,? reoTrii é Ms Poy ing ADDY that skein ia was treat ’ afin JEWELRY CO. ha i 7th and St. Charles 7 i} \A ra TI es Vy — q. o— omen One-piece Pajamas of striped flannelette, with high neck and long sleeves £2.00 Flannelette Pajunions are made all in one with peplin at the waist to give the two-piece effect. They ar¢ made of flannel- © | ette and trimmed with silk frogs | Philippine Nightgowns, slipover style, with dainty Cluny in- | sertions and hand designs $5.95 | Philippine Envelope to match the above nightgown i Os at — ee Philippine Gowns, Empire effects, with Irish crochet lace im sertion band and hand-embroidered designs $8.06 Envelope Chemise of the same pattern : $8.95 Many uew patterns in hand embroidered Nightgowns and Envelope Chemises at, each 82.98 and $3.45 stipation, dizziness, bladder disorders come : kidneys. Muslin Underwear Shop—Third Floor. ____“fadeline” Corsets“ Models perfeet in line and finish form the correct foundation for women's gowns. The daintiest silks and most durable ma terials are used in making Madeline Corsets. fore breakfast for a vour kidneys will then Our Corsetieres will gladly assist you in selecting and fitting the model which your figure requires. The happy woman is a well corseted one. causes irritation, thus Madeline Corsets Are Priced at | disorders. | Jad Sats 18 iMmexpc | $6.00 $7.50 $10.00 Corset Shop—Third Floor. — EE a al | Sweaters —» the lovers of outdoor activities who enjoy the quickening atmosphere of Autumn, we would like our excellent display of Sweaters made known. Gav brushed Angora and Knitted Sweat- | ers, in all of this season's shades, ~~. ae ~ | are priced from ; $1 2.40 10 $15.00 pared and costs little. No man oF woman W regularly ean make & flushing the kidneys. o¢et a well-know® autherity pric acid which clogs pores 5° they sluggist strain only part of th poisons from the blood, aick. Nearly all rheun aches, liver trouble, ner The moment you fee! the kidneys or your ba about four ounces of da any reliable pharmacy tablespoon ful in a glass famous salts is made fro grapes and lemon yuie with lithia and has been erations to flush clogged stimulate them to acti neutralize the aciis 80 pot injure: makes & de} vescent lithia-water ari reguiar meat eaters sho and then to keep the | and the blood pure, the gerious kidney comphe TELLS HO STOP ABAD Surprising results {rot old home-made syrup. f a ns Something new and very attractive in this shop are the : If you have @ severe | **Overseas Sets, consisting of a vest and cap, in 10.00 eold accompanied = \ | blue, trimmed in red or khaki trimmed in blue, at ) throat tickle, hoarsem . re | Sweater Shop—Third Floor. breathing, or if your Pr during the mgs’ with — want tilt ~ help, trv — al —_——— ae gist can supply you ——_——- __-Men's Shoes- eter of Pinex. Pour this bottle tle and fill the | Foot comfort is ‘nstantly realized when you wear 4 pair of niated sugar syrup- clarified molasses, | Vandervoort’s snug-fitting Shoes. They are designed to suit _ = | ' | \. syrup, desired. T every masculine style and are built to withstand hard weer. s pint of ally fr Keen judges of value will be quick to make their sclections remedy. It tastes & from this assortment of Autumn = ~ of its low cost, it and Winter Shoes $6.50 to $8.50 upon to give qui K % Men's Shoe Shop—Second Floor. : You can feel thi: ; cough in & WY tha enemmaceeumamemnciase Tt loosens and raises throat tickle and | the irritated membt re | : : throat and hronchut Se promptness, ease an With cold weather almost here the time to think of Provenily aatonivhit practical, warm footwear has arrived. Pinex is @ speci Black Calf Lace shoes, with kid or cloth tops: some with centrated compour 1 : et, | the new military heels; others with leather Louis heels; gfe sa Ce el priced from 86.50 to £10.00 : oat vere coughs, throa | Black perforated kid vamp, with brown core tops and mill- There are many | tary heel £10.00 ' of this mixture Tan and brown calf Lace Shoes, with military heel ment, ask for ‘*2’ | 87.85 and £10.00 : with full directio | 4 7 , elae +t | Brown kid lace with brown ooze tops; perforated vamps and — Ne a = ilitary hee! ° #10,00 89 ute patisi ae ior mii} 5 refunded. rhe P women's Heavy Storm Boots 810.00 and up Ind. A large assortment of Felt Slippers for those | | who desire them as Christmas remembrances. The Kosine Sorosis Shoe Shop—h¢ ond Floor. FPI\ ____ Furniture | eas this nervou Wartime conditions and wartime thrift demand that only 4 Treatment cae Furniture of Quality shall find its place in perfectly appoin q or Fite We © homes. 4 te arment in| A Dining-Room Suite in brown birch finish, with a 66-ineb : yr Fos ae buffet, nicely fitted with silver trays and suitable drawer room ' vou are not fer linen, square table, china closet, serving table, five side | money wpiete. | chairs and one armchair, 18 something unusual and, considering que" Wworrr-¥ its excellence, ig not expensive; 2°67 00 ’ Tth Street ® SUdit. : specially priced at Furniture Shop—-Fifth Fioer. a Silks are approved by Dame Fashion for W inter syits and dresses. Satins are very popular and are being shown in 3 great v# riety of colors and weaves. Some of the extra weights |” blaek have colors on the reverse side. This lovely material is 4 inches wide and is priced - ad at, the vara $1.60 TO $5.00 Silk or Wool Poplin Suitings are desirable for coat suits oF one-piece dresses. We offer superior qualities in the favo colors. The fabric is from 36 to 40 in. 997 : wide and ranges in price from, the yar $2.20 to $4.00 : ——— Woven Tricotine Quiting is one of the most popular pure | silks. It comes in the newest Fal! colors and is 49 . ks | inches wide. Price, the yard $4.00 ; Tricolette knitted) is used extensively for one piece dresses. It is offered in taupe, navy, Afnecan and black. » = o@ inches wide. The vard $65.90 Silk Duvetyne '* the newest arrival in the silk field. The lovely velvety touch makes it rery desirable for costs, © er suits. Navy, African and black are the available shaac® It is 40 inches wide and 18 » priced at, the yard $12.00 FATES Ss AT IP if Silk Shop second Fioor. For instructione in cultural pleas ure or profitable vor ational work ‘ Ww he rT} their (,overnitne nt ae hela 3 ’ os PINE ST , , ee, eens eee tl — Post-Dispatch Instruction unrestricted sybrmarine warfatl ¥ as nemoem west _—— : } m P +} ie ver x licivwecn® Sth and th ¢ 1’ ne “SE. Change i at mat attitua summer sce Ghur Win OMS y ‘fh > home made eough rein '

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RE ee Le ne Ie NT SERN STi LOUIS POST- ‘DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 19138. . een te Sa er ce ee ene ~—— ene —-- ee ee —— +- " - ie . — ee - Nf SA Enea . > ; . » ; » % : ; Steg kesvctated Preee Mooney Case. | , depends upon the way the move-| it has come to stay, if it dees not fall | cratic eerer Sees Germany must| democracy for a long time. They | leaders who caused the disaster of a| many may be ctushed at the same ta a W ASHINGTON, Oct. 26.—The Su-' XE) \in ment may be handled. They believe |: nee; but, if, under a new demo-| suffer invasion, that would end! also wish to see humbled the false world war, but they fear that Ger-/ time. meme : preme Court in a petition filed by! ' Hear the latest ™ counsel today was asked to review | einer eee ccatn et en Pcces| S| Al] AS MINIMUM fs THE WONDERFUL i’ a oneal eS , ts dn : meena Agricultural Advis r Roar hi “3 er be | : for durability, with extra heavy fine quality tick and full roll edge SOc 1 ’ Pa > on ile : . S0ry} sOard, which | AS F tn one that will last a lifetime. You could not Duy @ better value if you ‘ , i) . : Jj ; ‘ Ae paid twice the price We ask Convince yourseif that it ts sap in includes members represent . presenting the vestment. Special sale at Goldman Bros., Olive near Elevent Spend your nights in rest—it will better ft you for the hard days ; ; J * A Pa A i . ‘e estic weay es; a large 3 ' tie = a nd ) 0 par kers. ’ ‘ G 5 : fos , vg ; 4 . , Cie ae, Patan | he following undertaking is given | 4 Ce sahil —— i é , \ , . 390 to $1.50 Ee by te packers: — $1 PER t. Louis ; RRS Se} “In view of the undertakings on | \ () : loor. = - Pied the part of the Food Administra- — : 7 i \ MONTH > i ae on with regard to the co-ordinated » iH} ! ia 4 , urchases of pork products, it i ial Ss | ¥ Buys ' ay > iZreed that the packers participat- . | am | by, | Thi the month of November, that is a ne with peplin at the | dred pounds on average/of packers Be WY ——— — . ) tone of refinement to any 3.5 r Of¢ make” istake , Gefined as pigs under 130 pe ; ay ' \ 82.50 regularly can make a mistake by pig pounds, dr ; es . bial _— tv free while they last at he 7 Blast Heat- yi WeCa&r a a \ ’ ing in these orders will undertake | My * Saat A Sy AS ad : aes ay : { 4" : oe ! \A FQ‘ not to purchase hogs for less than ih : YA With Every Purchase of $10 or Over, #2.00 = \ daily minimum of $17.50 per hun- |} ran: | "Ray : Ke This wonderful new creation in @ are made of flannel}. No man or woman who eats meat Croves, excluding ‘throw-outs’ to be a deta OS ttt . Se eg —J tible. We have a limited | iff ‘Z est Het- Na with dainty Cluny in- flushing the kidneys o¢easionally, says ‘'@8s, boars, thin sows, and skips. \ ; maar A ——y,? . ne | ' Goldman Bros., Olive, near hazing variety Bay de- ay ,*wine industry, the Food Administra- : é . the following ; : ini is “a0 | ent ||| ; e, with high neck and tae sf NE io a i saa Mesa 5. } | Ba Either on Cash or Credit Purchases. Rlue Bird Dinner Set will lend a The Creat: number; get one absolute- 85.95 a well-known authoritv. Meat forms $16.50 the Minimum. Lleventh. —~ — er on the bd . 7c ’ aT ‘ Tc ’ : : , eta a Ow , a : : : 7 tei ae nightgown is priced une acid WwW ai h clogs the kidney Further that no hogs of any kind * ‘gis | | : . Marke £5.05 ; pores SO thes slugg rishly filter or Shall be bought exc ‘ut throw-outs . : , Irish crochet lace i strain oniy part of the waste and! at less than $16.50. per hundred ; | . ns “ gS. m- poisons from the blood, then you get: pounds. The average of packers’ ty ' | | rent “so - - sick. Nearly all rheumatism, head droves to he construed as the aver- ale x Hd = weer or ove. . #FS.05 aches, liver trouble, nervousness, con- age of the total sales in the market y 8 - phe \ nom an "Lo fred Nightgowns anid stipation, dizziness, sleeplessness, of all hogs for a given day. All the/ : — J : a = i 1 | bottom, insu: R208 and S345 bladder disorders come from sluggish above to be based on Chicago. 75¢ EACH WEEK 5 Bei. - a1 om TE Pye kidnevs. “We agree that a committee shall = — 4 , 3 it service. mas d I loor. The moment Vou fee] * dull ache in he appointed hy the rood Adminis- y “ine S| or ,eT an cae f ae » mal Ket Massively tag t, stands re rare in ; . anita? ley: ase rutiful ynite ename warmins ~; 4 ~ | tom draf' will the kidneys or your back hurts, get (tration to check the daily operations | Ricias Passnak cn th: + cs ee. Not a cheap kind is : ; | positively at ; s : . . ; . hia loset und ontn ITY ee ~ FAL =e v . : . , i » ; ‘3 Oe about four ounces of Jad Salts trom in the various markets with a view ¢ nee advert . worth mo} than we ask. A spe- ah > th. De . a ce : J : ' ' your a Dt ail ; way : 7 Feumyy =“ Peay ° Sed5-+8 SAPD “= a . : = * Al iut* ly any reliable pharmacy and take a to supervision and demonstration of | in leunde! Se ft | Pay Vou "spe ial sale, $44.75. Cee ey ents ott. ie —— “*2, : 4 arantaal . P ° 3 J _> Banea 1 , ‘ y i ‘." ..° "a “ “. . h, o 4 ‘* — _ : ~ : ony fe : ) rsets—— tablesfoonful in a glass of water be- | the carrying out of the above. .3 ms > | | fore breakfast for a few davs and “The ability of the packers to the et f lati vour kidneys will then act fine. This Carry out this arrangement will de- | : Bo al ! celta ouns ation famous salts is made from the acid of pe na on there being a norma! mar- » | ' be wr 12 pecial! and most dumb! ‘ gt eS eee aie | east eet oa grapes and lemon juice, combined keting of hogs based upon the pro- ets, Sigg : ' , Ee ei se mane | sh ee OTIS, Oy with lithia and has been used for gen- | POTtionate increase over the receipts MM ; m selecting and fitting erations to flush clogged kidnevs and of tast year . : " he happy woman is a stimulate them to activity, also to Can Handle Increase. neutral the acids S0 if no longer: ‘ increase i} production . ap- ‘ i ‘1 ti ‘ , on d> , . & ’ ' oft fe r QT) spec li il ° ae = . “et se 3 tots OX : ty. : . ef A os P pat 4 causes irritation, thus ending bladder pear he 4 maximum of about 2s ‘ s A F1e a wonderful ° @ o. . —_ Manis ¥ ° ath . . 78 4 oo " AS iced at disorders. per cent and we can handle such an|§ nh = piine, for the low eee | ey — ~ x 5 : 10 00 | 7 Jad Salts is inexpensive and can- | increase. 2 Bk BO meu) Po Square yard, OF.. SSN year ) = oF i. ST : . | not injure; makes a delightful efter “If the producers of hogs, should, | @ |, . : 4 = Whole Rooms Covered on Terms , ‘ en mums and therefore we must havejf[ ea 5 in | TELLS HOW TO. ite cosnerstion ot the" procs joe: Imse aintai se results, anon himself to maintain thess @ enjoy the quickening | 1 STOP A BAD msett tormaintain these recut |W yey sesame: — ¢8 REESE ge Cy Ee KK to ur excellent display of COUGH ee ee BE USED ON eae EO A = a WE “- . AE See ; CaO8 : p the capacity of the packing houses | alae : 2) hig SPR RETO TOPO RE Ok RRO OE CREO RAS é = m2 Re “o3 ae — reo 5e SSS “#5 ee Fete? e-. « Z 4 > » ask for it call spec! sione clarifie slasses — a big jump of prices for pork, lard | fit ever. assembled. Worth considerably more thin we as are des igne d to suit la if d “ rma SSeS, hone , eB oF corn . nd ribs tapive , ; u attention to the large pieces this set comprises No set has ever been assemb! me svrup, if desired. This re ipe makes | 4 Me ; IPT OTT eres oma like tt. Fach piece is big and useful—nothing che ap and undersized M a le of | our withstand hard wear. . lk th . a pint of really remarkable cough aa age 7 a no : , aE > o> P non yg nd aaa pr abe n et i 4 eB ec ‘ 7 ‘ . pets “9 nN r u e ce a ee tions remedy, It tastes good, and in spite JURIES PUT BLAME FOR DEATH ,. “ . tas’ a: wt nt atten 2 seed 51 ER ’ Aa & ~ ‘ so 7 cough in a wav that means business. ' . —S } 2) | W f iy. 3 4 Th ae : spo yee Defford and Alex HRosen- | & Bf * ee aeons samen OP ‘. j 9 : , Uy S IS It loosens and raises the phlegm, stops — . hi a Cutseieent tiene : oe 2 *- | i , ‘ throat tickle "and soothes and heals ans wings “a . aaa, C: —— 7 : , i, ; el ‘ Fine es a ee he the irritated membranes that line the lessness —_— von — ; | a eae * : _: throat and bronchial tubes with such Verdicts of criminal carelessness “QUALITY - x? aluminum. Do not wertook lifetime ON SPECIAL SALE Rn Per Month Buvs a a ati ‘ , 4 fq ’ . 4 ; - ,- . N YY o ‘ slg . . , . } } I 4 - ° ' * s “ - . 4 J : : at & ‘gf > +S rr \ s Os > ¥ Y > “ Ge > “e, he time to think of | ; ia , {es SSOl or ' i~ wat | | iets eee ; 3 This Fine Kitchen Cab is really astonishing. juries against two uutomobile drivers | & AL ' ae § we FV , SS ae d. ; ° S : ; , + ‘ : = } No peed agree” ate osu ge ee OT iF oes %: 4 a sae 4 . inet and Entitles You Pinex is a special and highly con-, who killed women with their ma- . ° j - cloth tops; some with centrated compound of grcnuine Nor- | chines. a . : : . , ' A . 5 ' rp ‘Xtract, — Co was , - ; : hs 5 at + we : iA T ikee tone ond mill. vere coughs, throat and chest colds, and killed Mrs. Julia Ross, 902 years | S : by means of our 500-Club Plan. $2 per month, thts | a » | There are many worthless imitation8S old, 2832 Madison street, Mriday | - : fine Kitchen Cabinet for $29.75. Made of solid oak #10. of this mixture: To avoid disappoint night at High street and IT*ranklin s tT ne new Bed that can ney er tarnisn remark- Takes this beautiful three-piece Davenette Suite, for , ae gg ag pull attding poms etn 2 a i hilitary heel ment, ask for ‘‘2'4 ounces vig Pinex’’ avenue aple successful offer—-truly wonderful value Consists instance—solid quarter-sawed oak. Could you select anything more beauti ke and het ne Fe cutler) on pymene ; - wa ‘gre “A ; : > woh ; we baASSTN »T Sol © neh post), 1 fine mattress ful or useful for vour home? Why not have one in your home when you raxnKe an é . » Metal pot and pan racks, rea R7.RS and R10.00 with full directions and don t aceept Defford’s three children and Frank an en ‘on spring See it on special sale 7 can buy such values as We here show on such easy terms? Remember our free offer with your board, art —— doors, ete it will pay you to in- perforated vamps and anvthing elae. Gui arante ed to viv e ab l, Brown. 5242 North Broadway, a Re mem be r the ‘:reat lree Offer. COMPLETE. purchase. Easy Terms Made to Suit You. vestigate this wonderful offer #10,00 solute satisfaction or money promptly saloonkeeper, and Karl Downing, refunded. The Pinex Co., 't. Wayne, 2914 Newstead avenue, were in the ar $10.00 and up Ind. machine with him. Defford and | | ' “Ti YOu IVE Slippers for those Brown were declared to be intoxicat- | remembrances ° f ed by a physician at the city dispen- . ! ’ ; ‘ mie The Kosine Treatment or sary and placed in the inchriate | @ d Floor. ward. ; Alex Rosenthal, 4040 Olive street, ‘ine ran over an unidentified woman on E SE ON EASY PAY Thursday night at Grand and kEas- . , ar ' ‘ , - aa rdruff or itching scalp try Parisian 92 tien to my studio. After leav- Sold by Wolff Wilson Drug Co. and organs to normal. (AIM is splendid for a nasal spray and gargie, pre the available shaaes. parts of the mouth, teeth enter CGrerman! ER snleanee ain ‘te aE > aa = Jey ae nth Bs oe ygennmeronle pi ing the hospi tal | saw your ‘* Sa?" - “ eee ge ane mage lomn venta Influenza Don't delay; call for it today. ' — $12.00 f nit that they do not won a a 6 : Mtn in the paper. | began its use and at © en > ae Rock Re sure vou get Acid Iron Mineral; ask for it by name mo or the | and gums. Dis sin ects cities to suffer what they mace th This Man Is G-rowing Bald. Parisian sag ire’ ation make vour onee commenced to improve, and now dies Co., Dept. 245, ocnester, _ ¥. A-I-M trade mark, it is vour guarantee of a pure, concentrated, efficient, | bridge work and artificial Mreneh cities suffer le is Just the Thing for Such Cases ne alr and sce D look af ‘ ave ber cont economiral iron prodoct. The Ferrodine Chemica! Corp., Roanoke, Va. Por sale Lfberal leaders, while not wholls | : a | t | . want deautiful. ts us ONE-HALF MILLION iby Enderle Chain Stores, Wolff, Wilson Drug Coc., Judge & Dolph Drug Btores dentures. S . woredited to this puvlic attitude, say ' ate te Palins ent wt SF NR Pat Pe: ‘t delay—begi: ) The Sunday Post-Dispatch has over Mi tenis and other druggists. J. S. Merril! Drug Co., wholesale distri! vutde.—ADV, thei aC Spuadant Gir ro te enme.-nA) more readers than any other mwspaper west of the Mississippl, [ it’s White Because li’s Pure ( their hope of ee democrac}) ine Ve. aha tie : es SU) cu abundant 3 ir { years to come —ADY,

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Crate ba By 2 ' ‘ Ve t? i 4 e a: . . i is Ripe off I lieu i “A ‘ fing ¥ 4 ' ra | f i bs i ie ha Lek ] ‘ s be ai‘ 1'* P) le ma iT e ~ 4 ; } 4 + lié tr rg a! ; ; } * @ndé be Az * rear A» *"\ itt _ a j a a (@F f ' e : M4 ‘) erm ? a a*¢ forrny A > ‘ i Biricting f ‘ { lsiial SOoaD 4 s9u* i* little good t j ‘ o «do ’ event ‘ é (;) MPR eel an ay | is f ri ‘j ‘ ali theo igh! is) ine ‘£20 fyereaA’ powde _— Ca» Purl { hh) ‘4 of Wu Wwilkasurp , 6 cleanliness . Rives tn ‘ fatal \ i ‘ ert eosts ii “we ‘j a i 4%" ix siore wand i ‘ to #ive a Gozen ¢ pryevt aca thy give rhe ait i 4 t A Vigo » ” > Mii- a V\ j i rt i vi t to disgavpea: he thousand vale iz * pores f o gkKit ma has e afte of refinine if ah LU . i@ axin and pracin® 1} Tiss. - A ura re j s ine € ina ) } k are ‘ Sma A} Wort { ape ” i w > 5 . a , a )~ ’ ) ' burns AN \ fue] - airtight holds its fire over a ‘ onstriv ted ou the orineiple neatly nickel _— " splendid value. atte > HEATER 918.75 absolutely . > nigh down draft trommed $1.50 Cash—-75c a Week $ 39" Pay Only $1 a Week ris tine Ranewe will burn and coal, complete tion, Made largest range pany in the world uneondit jionully yuaranteed. We urge every person INEXPeNsive rang to Inspect this splendid stvle. both woo! und give satisfac by the Cov ’ SCC bh ing fa) ANGE 04.79 Substantially made of attractive and highiv ished blne steel. Equipped with latest improve ments and conveniences, A fine cooker and bak er, and an exeellent value at the special pric $5 Cash, $1 a Week Buck's Range pol extremely well built, metal flour sifter—din parison is imvited Kitchen Cabine 28.5 $3 Cash, $2 a Month embodying all the ver latest improvements and conveniences. with siffer complete set aol i NS Spice Jarre, vlaxs sugar van and large roomy compartinernt has [t attached Critteal eom 2 ae 6 ee 6 ee ee ee eee eee eee a ith him @” SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a 68 KILLED IN ACTION WN LIST OF 950 NAMES Total Casualties to Date in Army 56,876; in Marine Corps 3901. 85 MISSING AND TWO ARE PRISONERS 121 Wounded Severely, 271 Wounded, Extent Not Known, and 228 Are Re- ported Hurt Slightly. The ©: WASHINGTON... Oct. 26 is ualty list issued tonight shows && killed in action, died of wounds, 92 died of disease. six died from ac. cident and other causes, six died from airplane accidents, 8&5 missing in action. severej)v, °?7]7 termined 94 wounded unde two prisoners, degree slightl wounded and 228 eee b wounded tota!] of An ofticia) SUTrIiu! Wirt panies the list gives the revised total of arm\ CasSvaities to date as DoO.Sa 6, The latest Marine Corps total Is 3901, making an aggregate of 60.777 for both branches. The revised army ligures are: Killed in action ........ 10,574 Died of wounds 3.78% Died of disease 3,230 Died from accident and other CAUSES i. ‘Total deaths 18.331 Missing in action prisoners ) (including I ee eS 22.105 Total army casualties 26.876 - Vielinity, of Chi- Names from St. Louis and Missouri and Illinois outside cago and suburbs, St. Louis and Vicinity. Killed in Waster MM Blakely, 2820A Broadway viously Musician Monroe avenue Musicia are: action——Corp., South announced); 1453 Cla announced ): (pre Jacobs. a (previously (Jeorge H. Durfee. Waterloo, Il: Stanislaus EPykows!} 1414 North ‘Tenth street: Ceoyge eld, “SAK Chouteau avenue ‘previously an nounced). Died trom wounds--Henry Bogda pewicz, Kast Madison. Missing in action-——-Sergt. William l.. Heiserman, 1206 St. Louis avenue (previously announced); Frank Ser tiff, 428 Collinsville avenue, HBast St Louis Wounded, degree undetermined Thomas R.-O'Flaherty, 1708 Tlinois avenue, Hast St. Louis Wounded: slightly— Henrs (JOSS miann,. Marissa, Lil. Missouri. Nilled in action—Serg Alexun der W. Watlke bogard: Sergt. John Yowell, Lamar: Corp. Samuel R ,» aughn, l‘estus; William Gallaghe: | Flat River Died of disease, James A. Howard Patterson; Guy ©. Stone, Hollywood; | Arnold T. Ernst, Perrvville: Rov CC | Jones, Columbia; John W. Wright, | Nottinghill. ° Died of accident or other cause. | Ilarold P. Janss, Springfield. Wounded severely, Mechanic Os cur Johansen, New Boston: Wagone) Robert Lb. Gibson. Bourbon: Robert IT. Crow, Belton ¢previously reported Inissing. ) Wounded, degree underterniined. David (;ardwell Poplar Diutf: Charles Hl. Kratzer, Jamestown: Si- las |. Yount, Kdwards: Shermun 1) Longe. Joplin Mdwin 4. Morrow, Joplin Wounded slightiv. Ben J. Fessler New Cambrai: Walter Gossett. Oak f,rove; Felix G. Bridges, Downing. Iilino‘ss. Willed in action, Lieut. Frank C Staunton (,odrey, (sodirev, Frank C this report eountrv): Spa rta. (parents of Lieu not Godfrey, s: In error, as he Norman > is is in 1 brook =. Died of disease, Sergt. Lewis C (sdascock Wanville William > Kransz, New Memphis: Leslie Van. deventer, Carargo: Adolph Ver- Cruvss st. elmo. Missing in actien, I.ieu! Arthur R. Carter, Carbondale: Corp. Martin Schahrer, Charleston; Angelo Lee Carneghi, Herrin: William J. T La Salle. Wounded severely Trapp, Rockford; Carl] J l'reeport. Wounded Imm, Sereat foe 1, IKruece}) degree undetermined Sergt. Eric Larson, La Salle Sergt. | Henry L. Metzlor, Naperville: Corp. | Lex 6. Brown. Adair Armour. TF. | bartholomew, Winnebago: Vela ‘fT | Levin, Rockford; Frank IF. Behrendt. | Carlinville: James Bb. Gill, Birming | ham; hrie Shunberg, Moline: Claud! McKinney. West Salen Ray Hand, | soiree previous eported | issing.) Wounded slightiv. C;lenn Pleasar Robinson; krank A. Yuchs. Quine Lirnest R. Anderach.* Kirkland: Ilat ¢° Blackstone, Hlendéerson t.eorge Reins, Sterling (previous!) i Hiisslhp- } » CITATION OF SERGT. BUSCHMAN OF ST, CHARLES FOR HEROISM With bkour Others Killed tans, Captured 40 and Vive Machine Guns. 22 (.er- The War Department vesterda\ hiade publix an olficial copy of the Citation of Seret. Jerome Bus } gt. Jerome buschman of St. Charles, heroism in action that Sergt rated with was printed luin 24 for uiiteaadiitase July 18. The fact | Dbuschman had been deco- the Distinguished in the Post tage i | -Dispate aaa ' 6.040— 27. 1918. ; : ae ire nained four privates of the same are Watzlaw Viniarski of Glendon, oe = —_—_—---- : regiment and company. as sharers Pa Alfred Shimonski of Brooklyr., a 7 7 in the same deed of heroism. They and Jehn and William apg pe . Woman 5ucs Shoe Man brothers, of Rockwell Springs, N i as nok att: aticaiae tet RUPTURED? The Sergeant and the four pri * | fas a s: it it fs officially stated. have re- a mise, Was fi yesterday TRY THIS FREE ceived the Distinguished Service cnn ross “for extraordinary heroism tn os : , ; action south of Soissons. July 18 Wonde ann Invention Sent oun 30 They conspicuous distir cuished | , Days Trial Before You Pay. themselves by attacking a party of C4 seid ur name dnd 1 *& more than sixty Germans, and, in an inaee send you m new copyrighted rupture | intense and desperate hand-to-hand . ook and measureme jiank. “When,.voa| fight, succeeded in killing 22 men =o When or headache: no struggling for - turn e Diank with vour measurements ,and capturing 40 men and tive ma llow to Ciet Rehet at night. : a on mer t + a sk anand os Head and Nose Are Get a smal! bottle of Ely’s @ ‘a e. When it arrives put it on and wear| Serat. Buschman is 34 years ol Stuffed U : Balm from vour druggist and . or 30 dave. | > every test you; and has been M the army 14 years, | EULLEE }) little of this fragrant antiseptic ¢ " nk ardet e ae 6th Ife is in (; Company, Nitth Infant im your nostrils. It penetrates tag Fe hed £0 r nz % ith t le gid style cl fees Pes he a Fearaaie= ese eg ( yunt fitty: Your cold 10 head OF ey err oy Ps a of the head, anh at torte ee ee ee ee Gab Rag RTs gue, gran artes — — Cenee ‘our clogged-up ing and. healing the s on ahaa Gee -- Own. weed ou man Was one of two survivors of a ince ae oe Your ‘logges sed ‘Hamed nontyren i or Ou is the on Vay Which vou can | Mand of Americans who were a nostrils will open, the air passages 0: $ ie H oF Or ase Cure wearing if 40 tacked by Mewnican bandits near the! ean aa & clear and vou can instant re ef. ead colds and ¢ pe ery Way—if it is not easy and comfort, | border In 1915 intend sts OE en ptt (eee ee ee eee le—if you cannot actually see Your Yup breathe freely. Ne more snuthiing,: yy and miserable, telief, is 2 ! ~~ gon ~y mn ais ag of At . \ a hawking, Mucous discharge, dryness AD\ . day lal betens oo pay is warth givin F ered Post-D) The sunday Post-Dispatch ras over ONE-HALF MILLION eS aaa la ee PaNy itor Pen d friende | Wan Wie more readers than any other newspaper west of the Mississippi. Cente lde.. Kansas ' ADY. "asked “Kirst in Everything. We Give Eagle Stamp S = Li FF Wash Goods gree 29c Toweling | _— 25c Flannelette ys 1s 4 Special, : lnehes yards 7C a i). 7 -” ar 4 Pies? me . AZ MORGAN ST. § || Vers ane weave hock, for toncls of f aaa urn whight:” in "pakemten, vara 1%. weveveeeeeery searfs: 18 inches wide; remnants of ‘i, oo 39c Gingham 25¢ good Jengths. Yard, 20e, hcl > | N t me nd ienulne AMOSKP: ag ‘oingham rei ae caiighuine Amoskea n epoirse 20c Towels, I2}c * Hieavy hemmed huck; all white; pers 39¢ Suiting 27¢ W t f €; na ae, ala . $ ‘ household size; perfect; sale price, a ‘each post amsanne” Sahties aterproo overing house 3 a nlehepahieereny | ss Legis s\Uaranteed to rear : lowe or better a . aig 39 Jap Silk, oe meri — 8% pe Aaa made of a very thick 30c Muslin, 19c a : 3 nants; on sate Monday in Base tough, solid felt which has been therounhh C Bleached Muslins and Cambrica, om ment Yard at Re, waterproofed: back is highly finis ane and mostiy 36 inches wide; mill rem- Bk e tuxed: pattern: are baked on; grul: ir nants: clean goods; vard, 18¢. Se } Table Oilcloth, 28c be ice GR, pantogoe \ ara: per square Va rd , ~ * " } aay abd! e (GOilcloth wafer damaged: ee $1.80 T'our-\ard-Wide ‘35 Large Assortment eof Mill 95¢c Table Damask, 45¢ + ’ Linol : suuare * values rangine “ine bleached, mercerized; 64 in. ae — 50c Dress Suiting, 39c \ ard 8 ae : $1.2 a ee . poe ¥ wide: in full TNeces, sells for 98e “a “oe 4 ress 5 ng; plaids, checks and plain $7.00 Matting Hugs; size 9 Aipdac penne a en ee vard; short lengths, size sOxe4 ie pas COLOrn, i’: large selec- extra special, per 49 Each remnant, 45e. . . won and Tiuli-tasniones DiacK, white ;3 colors low heels: al) Child's $2.00 Patent and Kid values up a 2.00, but because of slight in SIZPS, Lace and Button Shoes: DOrEecUOns, Monday 6 Price, wee ~17e8 t¢ J » | . , © at 61. 19 $ 1 Women 89 19c Hose Women s $2 Q 5 lacy. di Y Ribbed Vests Mens and Women’s Uo Ribbed ton Hose: slight eonds: . : Women's $2.75 warm or Pants, “a Pi i ight seconds: Union Suits Shoes: cloth $ \ Phi ie Sl ] ‘9! : Rach, 69c Pair, ] Oc 1 ) 5 + to YY. 7° a, ~. il : Basement Specials Women's $f l lannelette Petticoats, 69c Infants Women s $3 Satin Child's $1 Sleeping (,.0Wns., SSc Child's $4 Sweater $1.98 Child's nOe Light or medium k gray SCts, stockings, lloods. simeres, eta: $5. 00 trench mode! $2.98 l12ke 25c | ret rast Women ‘s Infants’ Union Made Pants Brassieres, $1.00 SOG Men’ 7 S:t. — Hise gqoaln ‘ oi . rood cery ° Special, at ( orsets., Blankets, able mater es $2. 45 all Sizes 48c 79¢ 39c Petticoats, io heautifu! pat terns hig hest rade pyro aa 1 \ dat ~\ s. _ oe Steel Bed, Spring Mattress, $ . - - hun j hase of 200 tee! Bungalow or lay Bed ke made witt continuous steel tubing fitted wit? easy rolling patented ca tor ind «a extra heavy det able yove} wire Spring cotton Mattress; worth $12 3 pieces, complete. Ks $7 95 4} and 7:98 aS lounding 6 Boys’ $6. 95 Suits Attend This Money- { Saving Sale of Newest Fall Velvet Shapes | “ o Trim ree $10 O’Coats }es “ er offered: ‘<a $1 Silk Shawls -49ch Shawls: in blaek or eream $1.00 value 69c Muff a 50c of white cambri: filled with new, Misses sizes, color \iade fresh, lean silk floss “- Women’s Neckwear, 25c | Sample line Windsor Ties: large laundered collars, silk 1ilor collars. also flannel collar and sete, 0c value at Bie. 69c and 89c Head Scarfs, 49c Hiematitched or fringed silk mull Head Searfs, pluin or floral patterns: all at 48. —_ an vards long: 560 inches ( with overdrape made on heavy net: u customer: on sale Mondav $1.50 Panel Curtains Three wide: to CONCENTRAT SPRING Bs Wi limit Third Poor $2.25 Lace Curtains, $1. 69 Sootoh |lmce¢ (“yrtainea and vard-s long. whit or ecru scale price, pair, $1 6° $3 Lace $7.50 Curtains Portieres Maton) Net Tapestry Por furteainae, 3 theres: “ : vards lone wide * vsards white or ecru _ g. with wih: tai rders pair

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, eS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1918. ‘_@ oman S ; Ss »} b “ Ww a hoe Man. | George 5. Cort, superintendent of Neither could be reached ‘ 90 suit, alleging breach of the Hamilton-Brown Shoé Co.’s plant | « ae ls tees = i. , A $25,00' ; were .8 plant | statement Che petition: s L at Jefferson avenue and Randolph Cort proposed marriuge Sept. 23. arriage icenses D 9 aie, was filed yesterday against streat phy Miss Emma Vee ee eee ——— = CH | Births Recorded | HESITATE . ass: f! sale prices. : q z Fevaes 7 > c..* y es Ps " . : # ’ urT hy x : % ‘ 2 0 St ‘ ‘ . in luenZa. and Cambrics, weeNE. 28 dar. ‘ influenza 42. 1233 S. 7th: influenza. fide; mill rem- ough i = ed ea , os - M. « vu rd, 19e. % _& om ae fe ee Sat gs Pee Pe”. oe ma 1. Long, 58, SS6{3A Minerva: carcinoma, ‘ . Sao BT. Tee se ; ‘oyne, 28, O56 Maple; pneumonia, Ce, Se tee sae ad Bin: : amil DS, 1140 N. Leonard, hemor- | mask, 45c = te. 3. 1889 Arlington: influen- | preerized; 64 in. “ae ea } ‘romer. ie m 4 , sells for 98 ua 1 hk ts, See eee , - Mildred S. Whi : _—. Pie , a am as ; a Py Boe. " wv : », oe y. as "a “ dn er? w e ' le yp Ry + SSS ee ee ke "illiarms, 3, 941 Park: scarlet fever. arr. O% 42°50 Virginia: carcinoma. —NOT FICTION—BUT A TRUE LIFE STORY lores Motrubio, 29, 7044 N. Buclid; influ- | ! r Ye | Price on these Suites ? cloth oO? ae Pim % De. Ne Bp 3 : rns : : ; ; Pe 36, 1530 Hickory: influenza. 7 2 2 Ee Read this Thrilling Narrative in the November ic, Rateh G9. rie House: influenaa. | : 3 | Lo’ 2 Aaa sn Physical Culture Magazine, now on sale at all | Walker, 20, 1621 Chestnut; influenza. , Wie 7 Pia oe De ee 9 »~ ° re . \. Mel oughtlin, 40, 900 Market; influenza. | | TITEL & ‘ as ey ee news stands, 20c. It is the Prize Winning Letter y Jackson, 2. WGN. igth: influenga, ! | Uli . , +» & “ . ‘ . ‘ (C‘oribe!l os, noute ; Uu- 2 » SS . ited in the Physical Culture $1000.00 Prize Contest. enza. 3 ie See | R T. Sherrod. 46, 2704 Lawton: influenza. ’% - : 1 .s ‘. ; tJ * tN é ~~ : a a . ww ene e “* wor Ow wwe _ * Harrison, -&, TOO ON hwing; pneumonia. p inches wide; deep . Theawful plight of this woman, her utter despair of ever again regaining her Mee ae tg5e Hickory; brenehitie, | aes : cere Ot See , health, and how she heroically set about and soon succeeded in completely restoring iam M. Krus, 4525 Chouteau: tafluenza. S ‘enn... . ae: $3 Cash—$3 Month ete her bodily health and mental poise, through following the health building ideas ee ey a eS ee ] ach ana nd Bi. > | advanced by the Physical Culture Magazine, will touch the hearts of every reader Pthel Morris, 20. SGA Hickery & meee. S. eawbi a e 2 Large Overstuffed Rockers and a, $1.00 manor woman. It will inspire all who are not nearly half so badly off physically to \ J. Taussig, 75, Lafayette; myocarditis. J ! iy , Large Library Table talinen: vard wige: ehction measures this noble woman took to bring herself back to the pink of FOLK’S ELECTION TO SENATE ; endl qua es; ° ' | 2 URGED BY SECRETARY M’AD9)J The Rockers are large, over- & teee8 e248 ty sane: a3 Tg xt ee oye , w we Ow interes? ia seeee 8 golden oak or fumed oak. The 3 pieces make a very desirable [tae living-room outfit. -— In this issue of PHYSICAI, CULTURE you will also interest contribute to make the November issue of PHYSI- etn w iL Z * =a SS Sea ° ° Chi | | r =a Ss! | The Table is large and is:made ‘ e ine +s “Self-Consciousness—liow to Overcome It,” by Carl Easton un She end we will mei this aumber to you. or, if you send Says Missourian Is Highly i P and have best of oil-tempered day Fvening Post, Ladies’ Home Journal! and esting and valuable article by a WOMAN. Every woman will Note:—Tear off this section of our advertisement ed States Senate in the following structed sO as to warrant you “From Champion Sick Man to Champicn Wrestler,” by Dr. take himself wel] and strong aS this one-time weakling did. 'olk’'s election to the United States find a mighty instructive article dealing with CAL CULTURE one of absorbing and universa é 3 : : Get sour copy ei, once. If your news dealer hasn't it, se In Message to Kansas City Man,|/ff) stuffed, with Imperial leather, : , i ; — a : tr: ° s 50c we will enter your name for a three months’ subs« r ) of solid oak. The finish iT of: $1.39 es The story of. Cyrus H. K. Curtis (publisher “ enon tion, and mail you, with our compliments, a copy of any Qualified for Position. _¢§ ae ' 2 one of the follow: five books by LBernarr Maciadden, ae eno ; ‘ Chine: 36-inch: all 4 ications) How He Keeps Fit and Eficient. ou which you may ee DO IT NOW_ ‘ secretary McAdoo urges the elec - springs. Heavy fra mes an dcon- Crepe de Chine, é “The Right Exercise For Women” is an especially inter- . tion of Joseph W. Folk to the Uni:- — | * ere: ee Denctted by reading this article. Eighteen exerciaes are ang indicate by an “X” which of these books we shall telegram to R. KE. O'Malley of Kan-| : ilk Plush ao shi x hes send you free with your three months’ subscription. sas City: | years of service. Edwin F. Bowers himself, will make every ailing man “Gaining Weight.’ “I have your telegram asking mv ul ash d of himself and f him with the determination to . , 7 ' i inf ie REE ease ae . 6.95 shame imself and fire him | “Constipation—Its Cause and Cure. opinion as to the desirability of Gov. heavy. a se “How to Build Red RBiood,”’ by H. B. Galatian, M. D., will “ne , __How Ov ome It.” “eg ‘se ; ; ‘ 6 hell A tage ase tause every thin blooded reader to take on new hope and Flat Foot-—-How to Overcome It ewe Gov. FOS Dane careers C ristmas black Silk Plush, ' ; 3 . . = follow the valuable advice given. [7 “Weakened Nerves—tllow to Strengthen and record are of themselves an - * en re “How I Made My Marriage a Success’; “Has ae aed Them.” answer to your question, but I am oe oo sata * ; tKt a Chance et “How ] Side Stepped Riindness and ‘ae ure “ , ~ - vlad to sup lement that by savin y S ial 7 -: — * — 5 i : : th’ inter icles of general eadache—Its Cause and Prevention. th nan ; sed ee pec ! a rge, $ 1 1 by Building Health” and other interesting articles of ¢ Headac that I think he is highly quaiifie : ll rae pit be. . = : for this honor and that I consider $2 “Gov. Folk’s staunch support of Smokers , or our aml y § e. mens fhe President, as well «s his strong ° ° R E From a patriotic standpoint you Kit h C bi ts Ribbed stand for the things for which the Combination anges, conom- pe want - Pgh nn slept with ] Cc en a ine f ht as “iia . coal as possible this Winter. But nion Suits : I she ident stands, would make him Ne 1 | oD ical the homes must be kept comfort- : ~ an Invaluable supporter of the Pres’ ably warm. These power ful 5 © 2 , il dent and the administration in the itis , up Heaters make both possible, and bd important and vital task th: re They are the usual © Use of at a smal! cost. P z ’ ; ~~ ee 4 pe Soins size, and finely fin- We have many styles from the » is the housekeepers friend ahead of us. one-room heaters to the largest Saves thousands of steps daily. Nick ehed in mahogany. or coal Oo roe at ished 5 . ai, Wot d « coke a made “priced, poole sliding lop, SPACIOUS Placer for OKIN fen“tis atid Sanitary Cor ° ; pete ae Removable giass tray h same * you burn gas, pet Dont let loss of appetite and de- NEED FOR GREATER FOOD SAVING pad h older fOr ‘on g. | ‘ n ait met ane Me Ba Coal $6 OS up oe nts for ull groceries and food : 1“ ad o | = eeret ae MO Ney I OD + Me waar w fg) hunt ( " Hf u rT x . ? Jey BD BS: Re at NT ied ee | x ne. nH) St >» if ‘is 82882 +atas tyme a F 2 a ° Ane hoe oy len pe Nie. Stee painter grey emma ie “ang i Ae . Be len, DS: eee a ee ter ae ee Ee EE wae ’ 2 , Pw if ee | ay - By os a ‘) OF: s " ul Mas 2 i ~ +3 sata 6 . d la ] . mat | j / cease el Nt sansinlpriteyereelanipaimitiniie. 4 ‘ ” paymcnts, a ae Keep healthy and happy by periodically cry peppery setae a 414 North Beoadway— Between Locust and 5t.Charie> aiso flannel collar : " ive tract with this gentle intensive saving in every household — ee panies Bottled at French in the country. Each woman is called | Ml . a . ~ 4 upon to determine how she can - but sure 6 a gel BR Lick Springs. Ind. For sale at your druggist's, her family with the least expendi. ACHES YIELD QUICKLY a ‘ 1e amily with ie least expendi- 7 ll at 4fe your club. hotels. cafes. and on trains. pend PAINS AND Dentistry Truthfully upture Le ee ee ee ge ee ‘Ss @e8888 ture of food. She must reduce her . h buying to a science that will not 3 AMERICAS PHYSIC Look for the little Red Devil of good ealth permit wasting one ounce of food. T0 SLOAN’S LINIMENT . C : * QO > | ttle. The campaign for nearly 18,000,000 I E il red \ 4 LUT ; on every tons of food goes into effect at once — + as y onque 9 | The of home cards for tormented Db Iraign ‘ireulation is equalized, sympathetie | i 7 distribution Are Voi T ‘ ’ ’ Ars” af; '« wi, rupture ve ; . ) shewid net dela ea'ment a etnete 4a’ ness disappears. : Oki-siyle Trrusece of W orthieous eee ee i. i etece: is 9888 TER to rest and recreate. Vision of the Food Administration, of Then let the sooth 4 arn r appli a aces > aay heavy net; limit _ — WA : | : emit nates Poot pea bieare ee a ee ager of TOTAL DISARILITY, when @ -@ : ~. CENTS LIFTS SARE Prescribes 4g cinct of the city, 10 women from ev- BT « the pressure on MS, $1.69 . €3 The Herniatone (ou ture epening at enre. brings reetfel redief (i wn Al ’ thruout T S. toss-Gould List and “ibs + @ttete “Oe 60¢ and re eet { . pt ) (112) Letter Co., Tenth and Olive streets eounter-irritant on fh brah ap ee Ae st. et , Nervous People Receive after few weeks’ use TO for Spanish Influenz a 4 anls n uen a from injuries received when he fell , Le e:. inkty and life PikteT. ; PLU O f r p —— four feet two weeks ago. He was [he orld S 8. E. Cor. 7th and Olive cat on waire topay: "* ae en — , , , we Pd : . . 1S the sures . lire ‘ ‘ ‘estalo i etreet A dure gainct tin dread, opidemic, random fom contpation sue re oi tal rd Seca | Cee aes . . . when a ‘ ¥ ° as | , or, i, 3° walt, life and,health are 00 Pp ri’ alking broke” His spine was fra | al 1 | meee Soave © eye ne Hours 10-4 dally, “sturders, 3-4; Gaye rench Lick Springs | “~¢ CONCENTRATED People come to F | ewoller yePsse| bet } , $1.29. strengt}. and meny Kepturee diseapeces { i 2} ; - - ' 2 oo & 4 td Dies After Four-Foot Fall. : R H E DOWEL DREDS OF DOLLARS . a , John Cashman, 48 ‘years old, 2601 - . se states on cuthuninatio, grateful eus — oe eng Entrance on 7th Street ) ’ ae ee America’s physic, is influ we By Beret a cag FR

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PMT «ora, PONIES GONNA Rpg ne ee we : a) - 6: lr Sage Ry OER SS artes 4. eh ae m er PT PINS fee eS we etingp ~ 6 ey — te as . CAE [Saye at Petal ty OTR ORY a ee a oer OTE anim ee ee es aes oe ee Pk Co es PP ahh neem etme —-_- voted, aad ~ © aerate 370 SO gyy eae wr, ee elmo enw * a ik 1 = oe ‘ 4 2 * LOTR BN RE ABE ray EGE TIN CN) ty MOAB.» oo aT? Mera — ae o een vik ; — a ea bate ety Bs Lae bea pete ATE ee : Bass Cate nD ial y | SRE a d Cs ae Pee beg eaten: Meat ee 7 ie Say ee be Ne in seein mo " Benes eo ST.LONIS POST-DISPATCH Ladies’ Sixth and Franklin Footholds, ‘‘Our location saves you money” 598e Hose ADD 5c FOR MAIL ORDERS : Thread Silk DOL Ladies’ “Novelty” Boots Brown Kid, Cloth Top Special At | Gray Kid, Cloth Top | 35 (0 ! = } Tan Calf, All Leather % Ane 2 Kid Shoes come in Louis or military heels; tan calf has military heel and wing tip only. Black kid, | 50) Louis or mili- Ladies’ Nurse Shoes sright Vici Kid; heavy hand-turned soles; leather or rubber heels; tip or plain toes; for style and comfort cannot be equaled, able and durable shoe made. OUR PRICE sg OD "HEBD" | 84. “I_adies’ Felt Nullifiers” Fur or Ribbon Trimmed “Ladies’ Dress Shoes’ Viet kid, Goodyear footform last; medium low heels; choice of button or lace, welt soles; Most comfort- Arch Support Low heels: band-turned soles. Fur trimmed; *y 9] ~ PP NE SRIOY 6 ccc cc ewteescns Lo Ribbon Trimmed; *Y 39 a ot: \ Sa are e _-_ - - - - ~~ 4 ew a fees All-Felt Slippers Black and Gray “Childs’ Felt Nullifiers” Fur or Ribbon ) Trimmed ie rex] felt hand- elt House Slip- turned soles. pers, with felt Misses’ 11% to 2, soles. Special: ) Men 's— O&c Ladies’. 59¢ “Boys’ English Walkers” “Boys’ Dress Shoes” Hand-Welted Soles Lace or Button. = Mahogany ealf; y x al ote s “e ‘ ‘*Everwear Chrome’’ / ‘4% ER "4 Oi) leather soles; the fs “4 e LO Om ly i, fn fn, Lr ay 9 )« 22 & , ° I to o%2 best leather put into Black calf; shoes; regular #3.50 SIZES *A Qf) Values: on special Lltoo%s.. ° sale— Gunmetal, Sizes le | 05 machine sewed, § | to6.... ae —— * Sizes 10 * ~ 2.50 to ged AY £ “Men’s Elk Shoes” THE BEST LIGHT WORK SHOES TAN ELK, $4 00) val f ‘ i? we es ns oe 6s 6 ee 04 oa wack Om TAN ELM. $3 (() | doubl; waterproof sO1l1@8.......-. Princes Saree BLACK KkLK, $2 5() S17 J , | }? oof eqles, ae SS & a . -_ et TAN MULESKEN, $2 ATE chrome elk soles. alge ne setts : sade alle . “MEN’S HEAVY WORK SHOES” Extra ox calf, army last, 2 full *6 00 Special soles, waterproofed ....... e $5.00 VALUE, tan or black chrome elk, 8 waterproofed soles...... 4.00 93.50 VALUE, black chrome elk, "3.00 er. rubber heels be oe @ BY } | 4 Ladies’ Pure $1.00 ALL DAY JBLE EAGLE STAMP S MONDAY Ye Olde Tyme Comfort? Ye Olde Tyme Comfort (CE MTT 2s Wu. \ 4. CALLED NUSINGE | NN RECEIVERSHIP SUIT Charles W. Bates Makes State- ment When Judge Priest De- fends Interlocking Directorate. Co.. arguing in the States District Court 1908. lan as counsel for the plaintiff. Ridicules the Petition. Priest said the John W. prosecutions. 'torates, Judge Dyer interrupted him 'to say: | “IT am not deciding anything now, but I want to ask you this. If com- | panies have the same directors and ‘is impoverished, is that not an evli- dence of fraud?” | Not Fraud, Priest Says. “Not necessarily,’”’ replied Priest. ' “It would depend on circumstances. ‘One would have to be familiar with many details as to the capitalization on a case of this kind.” “Well, I am opposed to interlock- ‘ing directorates,’ said Judge* Dyer. “IT have found that in many in- 'stances they have a distinct advan- ‘tage,’ said Priest. 'missing the suit declared the organi- continuing public nuisance,” and said 'the best public interests demand thut the receivership petition be heard on its merits. U. S. CLEARS $16,050,000 ON MARINE INSURANCE IN 4 YEARS Most of the Risks Were on Ships and Cargoes Going Through War Fone, By the M&sociated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.—Despite the Government's low marine insur- ance rate and the losses suffered ‘through the submarine raids off the American coast, less than two-thirds of the premiums paid to the marine section of the War Risk Insurance 4 $3.00 VALUE, lye k chrome elk, "7 oak EG ae aoe ee 65 | | Mothers! Read the Signs! If you will learn to give Cascarets, the candy cathartic, to your children, instead of castor oil, calomel and pills, you will save money, and avoid lots of worry, coaxing and sickness. Truly! When one of the kiddies has a white tongue, a tainted breath, Sour stomach or a cold; when bilious, constipated, feverish, remember, @ sweet candy Cascaret to quickly “‘work’’ away the nasty bile, sour fermentations and poisons should always be the first treatment given. Children really love to take candy Cascarets and they never gripe the tender bowels, never injure, and never disappoint the worried mother. Give Cascarets to children one year old and upwards. Each 10 cent box contains full directions for children and adults. ADY. seamen since June, 1917. Misery From Catarrh, Sore Throat and Asthma Ends ; , r : ‘ hi \ Mil CIM rye mos penetrating ple asant r , . An«d ar epfice germ -destrover for ali dis Chet : ata tae ti reat) ‘ ‘gan j : , _ reathe [' tive minutes and stuffed-up i? “=! ’ ‘ . okns ries : “ ™ ita 1? eat 92 it our or : itu t% ret ' ive ‘ A (a [ . feu ‘fase anc a2are @rret : m4 : +) , ‘ } lesa iryet ima ff Pee , eT , ths ; ad a. re : sai j ; | ' ‘ TiceRe % barf) eile — = ehaits dale jal OMeENnsive lst f hawk “14 if W (isaADPea! paiffine + itr ‘ > iad eee eee neg and on o 7 a that loses you — ‘ ya ena ” two Weeks ss friends? S eeriis and restore the inflamed e a i 4 ¢ is ty _er a it natural ondition rep t} i ; . hernias er that thre inhale, you gee at: | ; ho . , 4 . ‘a ‘ ’ . oo ; an ¢ t w last a fetime, and : ' ’ : : ' *¥ nll ‘ heed ‘ttle of HYOME!I after ‘ _ thi ries WIth the rmutf ix “ ’ ; i ' ‘ far +t ’ nar ; its © ' - : its cies ‘ iethmy : a. ’ 3 \ ma « aft “ HYOME] KR tue ne * ' f? ney-hback pin ys Wolf ‘ 7 77. , Lh “ ‘ Zistsa . ae Treacy to breathe HY ww he ADY , ——e Bureau have gone to pay losses. This was shown today by a re- | port that, between Sept. 2, 1914, ‘when the bureau was organized. ‘and Oct. 15, 1918, $1,846,000 insur- ance was written on ships and their cargoes, mainly those passing through the war zone, involving pre- mium payments of 24,990 policies of $45,825,000, and that losses were $29,775,000. Profit to the Govern- ment was $16,050,000. All but $305.- 442,000 of the insurance has been written since the United States en- tered the war. Insurance poli ies aggregating —$187,398,000 have been written by the bureau on the lives of merchant Premium payments amounted to $783,000, ' losses $281,000 and profit to the Gov- ernment $502,000, The cost of administering the ma- rine insurance for four vears was $140,000, and the seamen's insur ance $33,000. STEPHEN A. MARTIN IS DEAD Well Known as Singer and Was In- surance Manager. Stephen A. Martin of 4161 Wed? Pine boulevard, St. Louis manager of the United States Fidelity and (;uaranty Co. of Kaltimore, died vesterday of heart disease at the Mayo Sanitarium, Rochester, “Minn tie had been there about three weeks “Steve” Martin formerly Was 2a newspaper reporter and for several] years Was on the staff of the Post- Dispatch. He was noted as an am- ateur tenor singer and was one of the organizers and star performers of the Hot Time Minstrels and a mem ber of the Apollo Club He was & Colonel on former (;OV. Major's staff. With Martin when he died were fiis mother, Mrs. Ellen Martin. and his brother, John J. Martin, a spe- cial clerk in the St. Louis Pastoffic: Another brother, Lieutenant-Colone) Walter Martin, U. S. A., will arrive from Washington tomo. row and take charge of the funeral arrangements Washington Flicr Becomes “Ace.” Rv the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 Lieut G, de Freest Larner, a Washington boy with the American flving corps in France, has become an ace. His mother was notified today that five Victories had been officially credited to him and that he had downed a sixth enemy machine. Phone that Automobile For Sale Advertisement to the Post-Dispatph or leave it with your druggist £ Former Judge Henry 58. Priest, | counsel for the United Railways! United | vesterday in favor of the dismissal of the receivership suit filed. by stock- | holders. said interlocking directorates were not in themselves evidences of fraud and denied that any fraud was | intended when the company entered | in a contract for Keokuk power in Charles W. Bates and Lambert E. Walther, former city counselors, ap- peared in addition to Ephrim Cap- SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 97. 1918. a. clusive process— and texture, the appetizing crisp sweetness only found in the finest table product— AM —At a saving of from 15c to 20c a pound. Order Troco from your dealer. © wl — With the perfection of flavor S 4 from snowy white coconut fat and pasteur- ized milk by an ex- ON CREDIT OPEN AN ACCOUNT at the U. §. Week aes Cadomene for your Winter Clothes. Woe will cece Su } Health Tablets, make the payments se easy you'll never miss Supply alth, Red R the money. WOMEN AND MISSES’ SUITS AND COATS—ON CREDIT Latest styles—all new colors and fab- ' rics. Beautifully trimmed. Just what you want, $19 to $50 SMART STYLES IN NEW DRESSES Jerseys, silks, satins and serge in the newest colors and styles. $11.90 to $35 MEN’S SUITS £ SvERCOATS CREDIT BUY GOOD CLOTHES HERE $7.00 Some people think that —and you wonder what is wres you have headaches, backaches matic pain, neuralgi cold, nerves easily 5 flutters, stomach fails gone with little exertion, no —no ‘“pep.’? If you have any or all toms, you need the vitaligi three-grain Cadomene T days all symptoms should life will be well worth li ® lows so quickly that you’lj } day you learned of Cad 706 NORTH BROADWAY lets. " Sold by all druggists in em ‘tubes, with full directions for as | administration.—ADVERTISEWP plaintiff, Seaman of New York,} was trying to show that he alone i of the stockholders wag honest. He referred to the _ petition as containing no vital allegations and | Famous & Barr Co. | The National Anthem Is Played by the Famous-Barr Co. Band Every Morning at 9 A. M. on the Matin Floor Gallery. devoting itself only to ‘“‘scan- dalous and impertiment things.” He denied that any member or mem- bers of the board of directors of the company made an illegal dollar out of the Keokuk power contracts of 1908 and said that anyone who would assert that such profits were made would be ‘confronted’ by charges of perjury.” If it had been known at the time that the power /contracts were fraudulent, he said, ‘there would have’ been criminal When- Priest referred to ~ the ' charge that the United Railways Co. and the company supplying the heo- kuk power had interlocking direc- /'one company profits while the other) 'of the companies and other features | of the agreement. The court must, | know these details before it can pass | hates in his argument against dis-| Feminine Interest Will Center Around This Two-Day Selling Event, Which Offers Women’s and Laas ae en ae ie) b\ a TR AN \\ | f° — mee ek ues a Mh J Misses’ Dresses That Were Formerly Priced Up to: Gare, Oi. vi cece: CA carefully-planned event involving several hundred attractive Dresses at a_ price that will enable women who are practicing wartime economy to secure one or two inexpensive- lv-prieed frocks. @ There are over 25 different styles, four as sketched, some for office wear, others for dress wear, and still others for afternoon wear. There are straight line models, some with loose panels, crushed girdles, fringed sashes, Georgelte collars and cuffs, (rimmed with buttons, buckles and novelty effects, others plain and collarless. > ereere Vee oes Bias ‘eee @ The materials include serge, satin, erepe de chine, taffeta, Jersey and combinations, in shades of taupe, Copenhagen, brown, navy, blue, black and fancy plaids and novelties. Sizes for women and misses. Third Floor zation of the United Railways is “a!f Trimmed Hat Sale (Mostly Fur Trimmed) $15, S18 & $20 Models ¢. Were we to mention the name of the New York de- signer vou would quickly recognize the stvle import ance of this sale, but because of the low price, he request- ed us to withhold his name. ¢ Most of these Hats are trimmed with fur in many smart ways. There are large Hats and small Hats in modes suitable for matrons, women and misses, Third Floor \ \ \ \N We : WAR. \ \ — $20 to $32 100-Piece Dinner Sets Monday, Special... $ ] S @ We recently and very fortunately se- cured forty 100-piece Dinner Services, which we can offer Monday at this splendid saving. Made of American» and English semi-poreelain ware in ten attractive white and gold and floral bor- der patterns. Complete service for 12 persons, with bread and butter plates. 9x12 Axminster Rugs @_Kxtra heavy quality for living rooms, dining rooms or libraries in small all- over, Oriental and medallion effeets in shades of soft rose, blue, green and tan. Seamless Wilton Velvets, $44.85 q@ A finely woven high-grade 9x12 ft. Rug— replicas of Oriental design and coloring in a variety so large that all schemes of interior decoration can be worked out harmoniously. Fourth Floor | Fifth Floor , = SiIZe@®, ONIV Vernis Martin finishes. Hair Mattresses @ Cudahv’'s ‘*Slumberon’ Mattresses, filled with 40 pounds of all pure hair. Cov ered with heavy striped tick Ing and made with rolled edge, Full wee glander make. Beds are in full or three quarter size, and white or a Spring and a Mattress $YQ).75 Monday. .. q The bed i of 2-in. stock, con- tinuous post construction, with Complete, heavy filling rods. The mat tress contains 45 pounds of all laver felt and cotton. The spring is the celebrated = En all-steel guaranteed Brass Beds Two inch post Brass Beds, with 10 filling rods‘of one-inch stock. kinished In ribbon banded satin effect. Mull size. Monday eee a $31.50 special November Curtain Sale offers a manufacturer's entire curtain stock, consisting of 30,000 pairs of beautiful curtains and thousands of yards of curtain materials at unrivaled savings. Sale starts Monday morning promptly at 9 o'clock. Complete details in today’s Globe Democrat. Fourth Floor Gray Wool Blankets Special, Mond Only, Pair... DOs @ Size 68x80 inches in substantial heavy weights with pink or blue borders bound with mohair ribbon. Fourth Fleer chase a new mach Club Plan a n - ! ’ pee Sale of Sewing Machines luce professional dressmakers, i } Ine, @ Offering well-known standard makes at savings that will in- as well as home sewers, to pur- $65 Cabinet Sewing Machines—all enclosed... ®45.00 $55 Singer Sewing Machines—No. 66 ... B35.00 $50 New Home Sewing Machines—late model. 827.50 $55 Wheeler & Wilson Machines—9-W model. R750 $75 New Two-Spool Cabinet Machines—a spool above and a spool below—no inding of bobbins. 855.00 $50 Wilcox & Gibbs Machines—samples $45 King Electric Machines—with motor _ 830.00 _F20.50 New Machines—with drophead—reliable makes. S&23.50 $55 Two-Spool Machines—all samples € AW Machines quaranteca for 10 years and sold on our ~small eash payment and $1.00 per week. —_—_—_— BST.50O Fifth Fleer phd bh dppb phpbb hh bh bh bh dh hdd bd bbb bh di ba aAAaaanannann ee ETT ETeeTTT Another Chance to Secure One of Those New Winter Coats That Are 9 75 easily Worth N e $20, $25 and $27.50, Monday. . @ A quick puréehase of a manufacturer’s surplus stock enables us to duplicate the same remark able coat values that created such enthusiasm among women last week. q There are Coats of wool velour, colored plush, broadcloth, kersey, thibet and other heavy wool ens, in & wide gathering of the newest styles, either fur trimmed, plush trimmed or plainly made. Shades of taupe, brown, green, Burgundy, navy and black. Sizes for women and misses. Suits Dresses Palues to $32.50, | Values to $22.50, $2245 | $12.50 Serge, velveteen. Latest stvles. Some satin. taffeta, char- trimmed with plush meuse, meteor and at and braid, others plain’ tractive combinations, ; +? > * . sess > 84 * > , +***e7 + ? Satstetotts 3 “ESS >> + $t- rr? + +e e+ eee 3 CE ee Fe ee ~__ - ~ ~~ oos55 4554 ++ et eSeeehet tase lie ~ - A tailored. Materials trimmed with braid include wool poplin, and embroidery: many serge, gabardine and in new .panel and burella, in various col- straightline effects: ors, as well as navy navy and black and and black. Sizes for colors. Sizes for wom en and misses. Basement Economy Store women and misses. sere, erererereeeeeerereeeeeeeeeereeeeeereereeemrermrerermrermrereererereree eee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee eee ee ee ee 0 eee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeereeeeeeeeeeeeeerererrerereeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eS ~~ made balance of month pay able December Ist. We Give Faglie Stampa and Redeem Full. Books Charge Purchases Entire Block. Olive, Locust, Sixth and Seventh Sts. Laraest Ibistributera of for 82 in Cash or $32.50 in Merchandiac— dise at Hetatl in Missoart » - ew Hestricted Articies Facepted. or the West, | 7 ‘BEFORE TAKING — AND AFTER TAKING | _— ae Energy to Men and Women $. where. =e and ambition ss ot - > your extremities , ha! a of the wonderful ne Ha ertion ' lets, tube of your druggist and ig afi dant health, energy, and streneth = a ke | yer z, at a “4 . 3 ad ks} “4 “HELPLESS REEF 2 0 | Famous &-Barr Co. }. on a LEAL OO RI INE EP RT RE OI NL A IMT Hse OF Io Mi SATE, ° ant lea SY to eee Wy a 4 > y* 7 . Sahhncs hike re are fi i$ 3 VUWO ——S— orn Off by Storm a to Bottom of Lyn: Near Skagway in 268 Passengers P Many of Them and Children. ee —————eeooe #] ONCE COULD H BEEN TAKE Nearly All Were From Homes in } U. S. and Canada f ter—Disaster Said Worst of Kind in of Pacific Coast. Br the Associated Press. SEATTLE, Wash., Oct. | hundred and (forty-three most of them outbound Als residents of the Yukon ter Es, their lives when the Can cific Steamship Co.'s steamer Princess Sophia tered last Thursday. BD; '. @ragged across Vanderbilt dropped to the bottom Canal, an arm of the Insid not far south of Skagway, | “No survivors,” reads | message today from Junea telling of the loss. Another message fro! says that in the stort wrecked theh Sophie, tw snow fell in 40 hours. Many women and chil among the passengers, ac a Skagway dispatch. Shipping men declare t the Sophia with all abo worst marine disaster in t of the Pacific coast. The vessel, 2320 tons been plying in Western Cal Southeastern Alaska wa she was built in 1912. Names Still Unavall Lists of passengers are able tonight. The vessel to have been carrying 4 ca of passengers who had tak steamboat up the Yukon R the ice, boarding the | Skagwuy. They were 4 hundreds who left Alask to spend the winter in the Canada. They had come White Horse by river boat had boarded trains for | port. Wednesday the heavy Sophia left Skagway for and Victoria. No many she ran into one of the | storms of the year. Barly in the dark storm, she aground on the Vanderbill tress calls were sent ou United States lighthouse dar, the United States © sieamer Peterson, and s¢ boats went to her assistar daylight came it was four Was resting easy, and t! calm, and it was decided move the passéngers. sent to Vancouver; and th Steamer Tees and the Ca cific Railway steamer Pri were sent north, the wree the Sophia off the reef an to get her passengers. 7 Will arrive at the scene to Gale Sends Steamer The etorm sprang UP tnd the winds whippe long. narrow Lynn Cana fic foree. The Sophia. the gale, was pounded | rocks. On account of th Siranding. the nearby ah dare to go to her. Ldfe impossibje, although the hot many yards away, La fale inereased in fury. | biy while many of the slept, lifted the steamer | ‘her across the reef and the bottom. The only definite wor north regarding the wree Cay when the . Canadia *ervice at Victoria pick following «message States wireless station al “Princess Sophia dri reef last night. No surv fnty-five in crew, 268 Centinued on Page 2,

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Eee ; je Po ek - ~~ s ee a Ys, . > ‘a ? : ca 2 Aaa * ‘a P ‘ " aie .- : x ie ‘@) $ is el pe ee sn Be . woe ft su r » Ss 9 = v * Bae A te as many | am TWICE TAKI kK G a Globe-Democrat. + ¥ The POST-DISPATCH sells, in St. Louis | every day, in round figures, : ‘newspapers as the ee ee i : ER TAKING =e 2 3 Jomene Tablets, Al T EE A ECL et tect —_ om eee ce ED - _ a —_— = ee — iret ceenenenaelincamnanemmeanees ee eee wee ee ee ee eee th, Red Blood b se think that onder what : wien daches, backaches - | heuralgia, lack of cnengh Ay your extremities : easily Shattered hess nach fails you, strep le exertion, no ambit} hl > y 3 ~~ © any or all thes > ed the vitalizing efter, erful tonic Propertieg domene Tablets, Get druggist and in af ptoms should vanish ell worth living. A energy, and strength ¢4 kly that you’ll bless ¢ rned of Cadomene T y all druggists in Sea] full directions for n.—ADVERTISEMENT - Bie . Barr Co. | = - ad -__—---——— : ) __-~>) . | EG, t am f ; ¢ s é , 3 ssa oe ~— forn Off by Storm and Sent | t » Bottom of Lynn Canal | oN ‘Skagway in Night— _ Many of Them Women & obey weg * 4) bas e eK. n. bes. f 2 ? ONCE COULD HAVE | BEEN TAKEN OFF N early All Were on Way 4 From Homes in North to 1 U.S. and Canada for Win- ter—Disaster Said to Be E Worst of Kind in History four as ess wear, here are » crushed nd cuffs, y effects, Germany to Answer P —— ONTO ST. ————e - —— oe ee —— nee ee ee ee + eee ee resident “as MORNING OCTOBER 27. —-—— LOUIS, SUNDAY - “ = 2 ——-—- —.- a ‘CLOCKS GO BACK AN HOUR, ENDING PERIOD OF DAYLIGHT SAVING —_— Those Who Failed to Observe Change Last Night May 10D, WEBSTE this morning and set your clock back | an hour, and if you neglected to) | make the change last night, you can attend to the matter at any time to- day. The daylight-saving law is a Federal statute, but the Government is lenient with those who fail to get in line promptly, especially as | they punish themselves by being out | of time with the rest of the com- | munity. ' Anyone who fails to change his FIRE OCCURRED MORE ting to work an houwr early tomor- | | THAN 3 YEARS AGO on-Jones ‘Printing Plant. time today will be in danger of get- row morning. That wili be the first | time when there will be any real | difference for most people, for today | there are no church services and no) entertainments of any kind to go to. | The turning back of the clock was| | a ceremony of much interest to the children in many St. Louis homes last night. Usually it took place at'| bedtime, which was thereby auto- ? ° ° matically postponed for one hour. | a Half’s Consideration. Turning back the hands of an ordi- | nary alarm;clock is not much of a'§ job, but with a striking parlor clock the casé is different. Some owners Roy M. B. Tidd, mayor of Web- .ster Groves, last night was acauit- turning the hands back, turned them | rp, jury deliberated an hour and ahead 11 hours, with much tinkling| Faces | of Pacific Coast. e de chine, ‘the Associated Press. ‘s of taupe, | SEATTLE, Wash., Oct. hundred and forty-three ancy plaids te f lmost of them outbound Alaskans and “ BP residents of the Yuk itory, lose! Third Floor 7 tee 1¢ of the Yu on territory, lose | pier lives when the Canadian Pa- | fie Steamship Co.’s passenger Sftamer Princess Sophia was_ bat- last Thursday. by _ storms, f r wed across Vanderbilt Reef and ~ | | dro; ped to the bottom of Lynn ner Sets Deanal, an arm of the Inside Passage | fot far south of Skagway, Alaska. — ) 8 ™ 0 survivors,” reads a wircless ag fortunately se- piélling of the loss. inner Services, © Another message from Juneau : ays that in the storms’ which onday at this Wrecked theh Sophie, two feet of of American Bow fell in 40 hours. | hin ware in ten Many women and children were | and floral bor- gamon the passengers, according to} ; )8 ekagway dispatch. Service for 12 Sh butter plates. Fifth Floor 26.—Three | | persons, | Shipping men declare the loss of f6 Sophia with all aboard is the orst marine disaster in the history Ethe Pacific coast. : | The vessel, 2320 tons gross. Ins een plying in Western Canadian and ol ern Alaska. waters since Was built in 1912. . ' Names Still Unavailable. "Lists of passengers are not avail- ble tonight. The vessel is thought « DD 9 ‘have been carrying a capacity load ubstantial heavy “a rs who had taken the last orders bound with ‘he ' r _ before Smuts Whines Meamboat up the Yukon River. before ie ice, boarding the Sophia“ at fagway. They were among the Rindreds who left Alaska ‘this fall 9 sp ind the winter in the states arid an They had come as far as White Horse by river boat and there had boarded trains for the Alaska th Slankets ‘ ' "Wednesday the heavily loaded Sop left Skagway for Vancouver and Victoria. No many hours out he Tan into one of the first snow- forms of the year. Early Thursday, mthe dark storm, she ran hard igtound on the Vanderbilt Reef. Dis- fees calls were sent out, and the ed States lighthouse tender Ce- the United States Government @amer Peterson,.and several small Sats went to her assistance. When light came it was found the boat ras ‘Testing easy, and the weather iim, and it was decided not to re- ive the passengers. © Word was Z tto Vancouver; and the wrecking Samer Tees and the Canadian Pa- fic Railway steamer Princess Alice #re sent north, the wrecker to pull 8 Sophia off the reef and the Alice ® €et her passengers. These ships i arrive at the scene tomorrow. * storm sprang up yesterday, @ the winds whipped down the Mg, Narrow Lynn Canal with terri- BP force. The Sophia, in spite of i gale, was pounded against the bks. On account of the danger of ling, the nearby ships did not to go to her. Lifeboats were Possible, although the shore was mM many yards away. Last night the ® increased in fury, and, proba- ¥ while many of the passengers MH, lifted the steamer up, dragged F across the reef and sent her to me bottom. "ane only definite word from the th regarding the wreck came to- ¥when the Canadian. wireless ries at Victoria picked up the Mlowing «message from the United oe | wireless station at Juneau: “Princess Sophia driven across ft last night. No survivors. Sev- th Sts. iy-five in crew, 268 passengers. tors of _ Ye on Page 2, Column 6, tall in Missouri the West, ~~" eee ¥ ee test eeeree oo today from Juneau, Alaska,! — of: bells. fa half. more distant left Union Station yes- | terday afternoon and last night an| hour late, so that they would not) have to stop ‘and wait an®* hour on the road. It is not permissible for a.train to leave.any station ahead of time, though a train making few stops may sometimes arrive at its destination ahead of time. Daylight-saving will be resumed Sunday, March 30, next, by setting all clocks ahead one hour. _in presenting their arguments. Tidd’s GERMAN TOYS ARRIVE AND —_| in presenting their arguments, Tiae's ARE REJECTED BY PURCHASERS tne « : : which he was president. /supuer. recess of an hour the began deliberating. In his instructions to the jury, Judge Calhoun imparted the infor- mation that the punishment for third degree arson was imprisonment in to life, or a*vear in jail. ) in the afternoon. Tidd displayed Goods Ordered in 1914 by Butler emotion when his counsel Bros. Have Just Reached _to the fact that two of his sons were | This Country. 'with the American military By the Associated Press. in Francg. NEW YORK, Oct. 26.—Refusal to. | Charles I. uccept .cases of German-made toys | and china consigned to them, as part | Kelly, of these commodities which reach*d | and Julius R. Bersch in a conspiracy this country a few days ago, was an-;to destroy by fire the plant of the nounced today by Butler LFrothers,| Nixon-Jones Printing Coi., was de- an importing house with branches in| nounced by Patrick Cullen, Tidd's Chicago, St. Louis, Minneapolis and, lawyer, who referred to him as “a Dallas. cootie of society who feeds and fat- Declaring that “long ago we elim-j|tens on soldiers of commerce toiling inated these goods from our cata-j|in the trenches of legitimate busi- logue, accepted our loss and forgot ness.” all about them,” Waltcr Scott, vice g Baker Not in Court. president, said his concern has set Herbert O. Baker, an informing itself against “German propaganda | witness, who had been relied upon designed to reintroduce into America| by the State to give important testi- German-made articles.” mony, did not appear in court. The shipment was part of a lot of goods purchased by the firm early in 1914, he said. RESULTS OF ‘SKIP-STOP’ SYSTEM Car Companies in 24 States Saving 687,122 Tons of Coal Yearly. By the Associated Press. Bree y? WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.—Opera- tion of the “skip-stop’’ system by street car companies in 24 states for six months saved coal or its power equivalent at the rate of 687,122 tons Webster Groves. yesterday home in testified | his Tidd | blackmail him for $10,000. He said | that after the burning of the Nixon- | Jones plant, on Sept. 4, 1915, street. Kelly called requested. an interview 000. annually. ee . a | . istration made want that much of your insur- The Fuél Admin ance -money,” ‘Tidd testified Kelly public : figures tonight showing the greatest saving i neoal was in Mas- sachusetts, estimaied at 191,000 tons. Pennsylvania ranked second with an estimated saving of 169,200 tons. Missouri ‘saved 52,422 and Iilinois 95,000 tons. Other states showing. a said to him. Says Kelly Visited His Office. Kelly then produced a sheet of Tidd's face. Tidd did whether ihe document was typewrit- MAYOR, ACQUITTED ojos orca coca OF ARQUN CHARGE ‘Had Been on Trial Since | te public against any of the “sure Wednesday in Connection ‘With the Burning of Nix- Case Went to Jurors at 6 TAKING $15,000 LIBERTY BONDS P. M. and Verdict Was Re- Frederick B. ‘ Frank turned After an Hour and of such clocks, rather than take the’ ted of a charge of third degree arson | risk of.damaging the mechanism by! by a jury in Judge Calh6un’s court. | ‘from the bank of $15,000 worth of | Liberty change. Trains for Chicago, Kansas! struction by fire on Sept. 4, 1915. City and other points a night oOr|of the plant of the Nixon-Jones Printing Co.;. 215 Pine sireet, of. The case was placed in the hands | of the jury at 6 p. m. and after a/| 12 | referendum vote for approval or re- jection by the voters at the election | understand whether complete inter- the penitentiary for from two years | preme Court refused:to reverse a re- | the lawyers consumed three hours | | | the morning session, was not in court | referred | &8ave forces | NEBRASKA SUFFRAGE LAW WINS: legal hour, 2 a. m., for making the | nesday in.connection with the .de- PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE WARNS AGAINST INFLUENZA SURE-CURES iro sees KAISER HEADS "es Ee" GROWN COUNCIL Also in Army Carnps, By the Associated Press, | WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.—Use of 'yvaccines in combating or treating , Spanish influenza has not gone be- | yond the experimental stage so far | as the United States Public Health | Service has been able to learn. In a's ‘statement tonight the service warned | New Note to President to Point Out Changes in the German _ Constitution, Says Berlin Lokal Anzeiger ! | Many States, Including Missouri, | | cures” being advocated for the ma]- |ady, which, according to reports to- | day, is rapidly subsiding in all army | camps, and is showing a _ lessening |tendency in many states among the. 'civiliar. population. | | Reports received today by the Pub- | |lic Health Service showed the epi- |demic to be subsiding in Missouri, |New Mexico, Oklahoma, Wyoming and Utah. 'BANK-EMPLOYE, 18, HELD FOR OFFER OF SURRENDER BY TURKEY REPORTED Envoys of Anti-Germans in Accused, 07) ° ° Theft of $10,000 From mania Austria Said to Have De- City Institution. By the Associated Press. é | NEW YORK, Oct. 26.—Frederick Lb, Frank, 18, was arrested here to- day and held as a fugitive from jus- | tice from Kansas City, where he was) employed by the Stockyards Nationai! By the Associated Press, Bank. COPENHAGEN, Oct. The The police stated that Frank was| Perlin Lokal Anzeiger says that a wanted in Kansas City for the theft Official Mission. or 20.7 j}new note will be sent by Germany tonds and $10.000 in cash, | tO President Wilson as soon as pos- | sible. A Crown Council under presidency of the Emperor, lasting | several hours, reached this decision State Supreme Court Dismisses Ap- peal for Referendum Vote. By the Associated Press. LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 26.—Nebras- ka anti-suffragists _late today lost their fight to secure submission of. the State’s woman suffrage law to a' ! Friday. The note, it is asserted, will point out the ‘place in the German constitution. The Vor- waerts of Berlin says it does not changes which have taken Socialist - newspaper, Nov. 5. nal reform on the part of Germany | In an opinion reached shortly be-;| would make the terms of surrender | fore 6 o’clock this evening the Su- easier. It continues: “In any event, Mr. Wilson errs if cent decision of the District Court | he believes the former holders of here, by which woman ere ae Germany can ever regain were granted a temporary injunetion|their power. Henceforth there wiil preventing State officers from sub-/| be no power in Geemany but that of riitting the referendum to a vote at ‘the German people. Our opponents the coming election. The high court| who demand the disarming of the its decision in passing jude- ment on an appeal taken by the anti- great nation cannot permanently be suffragists from the order granting! rendered defenseless. It will be dem- |the temporary injunction. Today’s| onstrated at the peace conference ee. | opinion from the Supreme Court! whether the war has been merely a leader of the | House of Delegates boodle combine | held that the higher court had no) of 1901, who had testified that he | jurisdiction | of a shipment of 5,000,000 pounds | had acted as go-between for Tidad | Suffragists’ appeal. It | was reported that he. has ben under) the care of a physician all week at’ | morning | ‘that Kelly had made an attempt to) } | he engaged a temporary shop on Third. on him there, | he said, two weeks after the fire, and! By the Associated Press. in private. | Tidd said, and Kelly demanded $10,-| port corps have been given a purple } ; | ' ; They went to the rear of the shop, | bers of the army’s new motor trans- | ‘RAIN AND COLDER TODAY, paper, Tidd said, and held it up to! not recall. adjourned or finally ended.” to entertain the anti-| The Hamburg Fremdenbiatt, ‘which up to this time has_ been) ; ‘strongly conciliatory, says: VICTORY GARDENS IN SPRING | “Whoever from the highest duty ‘to the fatherland considers President | Wilson's note can receive only the ‘most unfavorable and depressing ini- By the Associated Preas. WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.—Victorvy gardens will replace wer gardens’ pressions. President Wilson's de- next spring should the wear be going} mands regarding an armistice and internal questions are as little com- patible with the honor of the Ger- onatthattime. This sugeestion was | made today by the National War Garden Commission to the more thin | five million families who since the United States entered the war have begun cultivation of little pilots of cround as ae food cunservation measure. “The food administration points out the millions of persons we will have io feed with Germany being | swept back to the Rhine,” said a! statement issued by the commission. “This means ‘victory’ garden gard- eners must work as never before.” | Rv the Associated Press. BASEL, Switzerland, Oct. 25.—The’ German War Cabinet considered according to It was decided the esent time, session yesterday. Frankfort Zeitung. not to answer at the Entente’s armistice conditions may be. Bv the Assoctated Press. LONDON, Oct. 26.—The Minister to Switzerland has handed the British and French ministers to Motor Corps Wears Purple. WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.—Mem- hat cord and an insignia consisting | cording to a Berne dispatch to the of a bronze motor car wheel upon| Daily Mail. which ‘is superimposed a winged hat. | -_——- - . ving of 10,000 tons or more in- | ten or in script, but it seemed cov-| . | — parma 3 no a , P - ow png + os eneoes : ¢ 2D. : 5 sae ; t nna. ated Tennessee with 18,000 anil ered with characters. = fae 68s m - the Neues Journal o ie California, 11,009 “I've had this drawn up by a law- wpiiaiiinie | e es ati ated that the saving in| yer.” Tidd quoted Kelly as saying... Offici |General Run on Banks in Germany a ee si it any , $10,000." | cial fore. | Shows Anxicty for Solvency of terms of power amounted to 10 per. You sign it any pay me 000. cast for St. ] 6 te. S$ : vies e Tidd said that he gathered from | and 4 ~ Louis Empire. — na Kelly’s remark that the paper was! Rai vicinity | By the Associated Press. salen.” Chek: amos RT an agreement to pay Kelly that sum, | Su + Row, + colder AMSTERDAM, hriday, o oeete HUGHES MAKES AIRPLANE REPO | He pushed it away, he said, and or- t Ms ¥; Monday, | Public anxiety over the so baie Poe Sipe SPI de relly f he si at. | air, with rising | the empire apparently is becoming dered Kelly from the shop, threat- temperat Ty neuen. The henna ot Submits Result of His Inquiry Int. | ening to kick him out if he did not) Mi ane Ef wege aot ae leper A ant as to Allered Graft and Waste. ‘leave immediately. | fee Ssouri—Rain | money has become so chang, “sng ao ’ > 4 ; : | F ay, : at inconvenience. as By the Associated Press, iiieiae “All right,"’ the witness declared | ; Probably | cause great inconven™ nike NEW YORK, Oct, 26.—Arriving) Kelly answered, pocketing the pa. turning to snow! been a general run on the banks. ‘ashington, | Ee cregalpsstied 4 © pas) in northw | : ial here tonight from Was pe “I'm going to the insur 2 Ortnwest } » s. designated by| Pe: 4 g ; ance portion: ; : in Washington of Charles ~ ausoe a oo ae with | companies ahd turn you up.” wiisdes colder, No Confirmation pone mares President Wilson See degree | On cross-examination: by Special | - “3 ecoming | Turk —— of : , ‘De Justice in an if-| ' : res th. | 1e Associated Press. ane. aneded graft and| Prosecutor Thomas B. Harvey Tidd — | WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.—There is vestigalio | inci » nein | y. | ASHINGTON, .. : waste in airplane production plants, | Said that although the incident made INinois— Rain | no official information here to con- said *he hal completed his report anid | submitted it today to Attorney-Gen- eral Gregory for presentation to the | President. He declined to reveal its contents. —— | ' Porch Climbers Get Jewelry. —° | him angry he remained cool. He} | said in response to questions that it. did not occur to him at the time to! seize the paper as evidence and turn Kelly over to the police. He gaid that he later spoke of the matter to his lawyer, but that he did not re. port it to the prosecuting officials. firm of the various interesting rumors. coming out of European WASHINGTON. | countries regarding developments in . + Austria-Hungary and Turkey. An Oct. 26.—Upper | Mississippi an/ offer of surrender from lower Mississippi | nople has been expected momentari- valleys for week |ly for days, but no notice of a new today; cooler. any » e Dr. | : " begi i | proposal had reached the State De- Robbers entered the home © ‘. Second Visit. s ginning Mon-)| Prop Harry J. Cummings, 4545 Lindell sae wit Kelly's ee —. |day-—Probably rain Monday or partment tonight. Likewise, the de- boulevard, last night, by climbing) , | int, Tidd said. The first oc. | Tuesday, with rising temperatures! partment heard one gente ae to the rear of the second story, and da week prievously d ~| Monday; cooler Tuesday, with tem. dispatches of reports that enna - 3 , d $2100 curred & Week prscvousy SAc on that | .. , na ine yers were publishing an- took $62-and jewelry valued at 9- 0S eae <= | FOPAtUFeS for week generally below; Pewspapers ""' os Continued on Page 3, Column 7, normal. Fontinued on Page 2, Column 5, chiefly diamond rings. Constanti- ~ shown by the fact that he has thrown in one of ‘is tast remaining re- serve divisions to check the Amer't- an advance in the lDelleu wood where the enemy is counter attacking pe-- sistently. Using, Fin:.! Reseryes. The following document has been captured: _ “The enemy's crossing of the Meuse is to be prevented absolutely. py ip © ould he succeed in crossing. he i» OYSTER BAY. N. Y., Oct. 26.— ‘to be thrown back into tie Meuse at Col. Theodore Roosevelt, who will, c -e. The enemy must not get a'be 60 years old tomorrow, will cele- foothold on this side of the Meuse: brate his birthday at Sagamore Hil ‘der any circumstances.” with members of his family. Be- The last three words are capital-'sides Mrs. Roosevelt and his three ized. children now in this country, Mr. Not only in a defensive way but!Nicholas Longworth, Mre. Richard by counter attacks the Germans are|Derby and Capt. Archibald Roose- “Admiral Dot.” whose real name, was Leopold Kahn, was connected with the circus business for nearly | 25 years, being one of the first mid- ‘gets exhibited by P. T. Barnum. Kahn was 59 years old, leaves a widow and a son, serving with the American expeditionary forces. Ss ee Theodore Roosevelt 60 Today. he Associated Presse ‘fighting desperat ly to carry out th’sivelt, he will have with him three | — © Ger. grandchildren. - - ao cape Pores ree 5 ia RR I Re Pr rirere = ood oe gS ; Bs Sins fa sas Sa = Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 72 Pages. . FIRST NEWS SECTION, 12 PAGES. } SECOND NEWS SECTION, 8 PAGES. -* THIRD NEWS SECTION, 12 PAGES. EAL ESTATE SECTION, 6 PAGES. WANT DIRECTO SUNDAY MAGAZINE, 16 PAGES. ROTOGRAVURE 5 1ON, 4 PAGES ° MIC SECTION, 4 PAGES. ‘FIRST IN EVERYTHING” = sia — OO SSE SS Se + ST. LOUIS AND FORTY-MILE RADIUS....5 CENTS mn ieee PRICE BEYOND THE FORTY-MILE RADIUS....7 CENTS eae areeeenonnnmaemenaneee nae aoe ene nt —— nena oe a ge a SS a eee -_ + —— ee HAIG REPORTS ADVANCE UP THE SCHELDT His Infantry Unable to De- ‘tect Presence of Any Ger- mans in Valenciennes and Cavalry Goes Forward to Reconnoiter — Artres and Famars Captured. 1000 PRISONERS ARE TAKEN DURING DAY Enemy Battles Grimly Against Speedy British Advance Which Threatens to Bottle Him Up—Gains North of City Average 2 Miles in Depth. EXTENSION OF RED CROSS WORK’ 15 ue Associated Press BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE, Oct. 26.—(Reu- ter 's. —British infantry moving along the railway northwest of Le Quesnoy have failed to detect any evidence of Germans in the town of Valenciennes. Cavalry patrols are cautiously. moving forward reconnoitering the country. By the Associated Press, LONDON, Oct. 26.—British troops have occupied the villages of Artres and Famars, south of Valenciennes, and have made progress along the _Scheldt toward the outskirts of that town, Field Marshal Haig reports to- night. “As a resuit of a successful oper- ation commenced by us this morn- ing south of Valenciennes we cap- tured the villages of Artres and Fa- mars, thus securing crossings of the river Rhonelle at the former place and pushing forward along the east bank of the Scheldt toward the southern outskirts of Valenciennes. ‘‘A counter attack delivered by the enemy in the neighborhood of Englefontaine was repulsed. During the course of today’s operations we took prisoners about 1000 Germans."’ The statement says: LONDON, Oct. 26.—The British have made further progress toward the Scheldt and have captured the of Avelghem southeast of This announcement is made supplementary officral state ment issued by the war office shortiy before midnight, village Germans Batije to Keep From Being Bottled Up in Valenciennes, By the Associated Preea. WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE AND BEIAJUM, Oct. 26. 2 p. m—Heavy fighting contineed today in the Valenciennes area, par- 'tlewarly along the Rhenelle River south of that city. The enemy waa battling grimly thie morning to re- tard the British adyance, which, from ita speed, threatened to bettie up Valenciennes before its defend- ere could withdraw. It seemed certain today that Vai- enciennes could not hold up much longer. Yesterday the Rritish drove forward across the Le Quesnoy-Va!- enciennes Railway, the Germans be- ing forced to withdraw from their strong positions and fall back to new defenses along the Rhoneile, Les Quesnoy was closely besieged this morning by the attacking forces. Bouthward the British third army had pushed ferward a considerabie distance and forced its way through Engelfontaine after severe fighting. The Uritish attack north of Val- enciennes yesterday had carried them forward to an average depth of two miles. The villages of Moen and UHeestert were captured and Spichtestraat and Driech approached and the treops which stermed Maen . ee ee Cotemsa ee ee A A ORR my “¢ entivorcd oo Page 2. el * ee a a ee 7

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5) OP Te ne ee Cg ime “ sh. - SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2 REE STG re ar ER repeee “oe 3 1918. “4 -~ tis, FN CE en | ‘sy is q 2 ST.LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH cet ome tina fia aE at - been marked by no sensational de-|f i; eebee lopments, it is havi lative it | F { ve ; ng a cumu E M. yaa effect which, apart from the ground ouse, in Paris omment Oa oe et - iy FRANCO AMERICAN Map of the Western Battle Fron gained, aaah coungeraiy” fo thei ep eit tal : +; wastage of men and material with D Ch g Co f ¥ i ele . a which the Germans must reckon. In|! . IC an e in urse 0 ear | special to the Post-Dispatch. ae = the last four days the enemy has lost | By the Associated Press. _ CHICAGO, Oct, 26.—J. Norm eA : ec tee Fee AN D ° 0 20 ~ r eo || well up toward 15,000 prisoners and | PARIS, Oct. 26.——E. M. House, who has arrived in Paris om & Cook was arrested today in Ha Pee i | a NO es Scale of Miles : a 200 guns. His total losses of effec-|]| oonfdential mission for President Wil Ti, 13 miles from Chicago. at Were ; Dy ae Bok . | tives cannot have been less than 50,- | uae h ‘ son, today made the following | aimost two months he has ite int | : ren ee vA —6000. statement to the Associated Press: sought on the charge of mw e. ee y | ae cqsty. an ERDC . / | ; mae, ‘It is with the keenest pleasure that I fing myself again in France. ao E. ee manufacturer @ ta eB Boo -M: rw i | ‘ , ‘club member, 0 was stabbed ae 4. ge Bruges ° _ -? \Berlin Says the Germans Are Hold-|| UP2 my last visit, some 11 months ago, the allies’ fortunes, it seemed, | geath in from of his residence on ¢ he § 3 é ° RY ‘ + ‘ ing Allies Everywhere. had struck their lowest level. Those memorable days, when we coun- night of Aug. 29. In his dying ] nd Lodge ( ioe | © Ghent 48° —_ . _ | Oe Press. seled togeter and~formulated plans looking toward military and ‘ment Bradway accused Cook 6i) posevelt a © ies | Thielt o 7 ‘ aN, Oct. 26, via London.— naval unity and the co-ordination of war e stabbing him because of his attega’] bc} Enemy Concentrates Large B é‘ & Polecr ee comunication from gen- can never be forgotten conomics and industries, tone . te: & Gnueen. Silas “ _ Forth Appeal to Vote PRE . | oRoulers * 7, | eyal headquarters tonight says: ; Cook, 19 years old. ee Mass o Troops to Protect, ° x ‘ di asill “The day was quieter in Flanders. Pee — hour ae clouds began to lift, and we could see, dimly Chief of Police Tomlinson of Hes. = _ Their Persistent Critic pie? . . | ee £0 There were partial engagements be- at first, the stars of hope and victory which j k Cook int rat tan Meziers-Metz Line, Gen. oxo) BRUSSELS , artial engagemene | , ch today are shining with || vey. took Cook into custody as | De nde eclare. 4 5 3 ’ | ect L @ (Aix- la- Chapelle) ange the Scheldt and the Oise. such a steady and effulgent glow. stepped off a train from Cairo, > fe rs D e > to t Aisne the French continued st : : : Authough refusing for som oi . ays. | “{ . Tournai / wo ) Zz. | of the wide attacking front they|| hearts.” , without any intention of murder, The Ae oe — , le : aaa hl i of the French and American armics | | Berlin advices early in October | Celv ed here tonight. The body of, By the Associated Press. re, othe wee Reig EN mig Be oi ey Steicien. Is. ea a aang ide f tt ail tai ed t| ‘said that the Prussian upper house| one woman and four upturned were, PARIS, Oct. 26.—The newspapers | news dispatches credited to eles over the President's as ; ig Pee * one cae neers . ' | ei | |had rejected the motion to intro-; were the only signs of the Sophia/regard the arrival of Edward M. Toe poten nc this "paper. All and aise Se not worrying officials ¢ t 1a sieeciive ae ae ry ra eee ¢ : rT | duce suffrage based on vocation and | left at daylight today. _House as of great importance to the | teoe ication 5 special dispaiches ” ministratio: They had enti = Se tn siene pr Bap owt = | had passed an equal direct suffrage _ ane message from the Cedar fol- | belligerent powers associated with a s Se shis. but are willing to lay the | ie UT nhac cats teMimastne thas | measure in accordance with the//OWS. the United States as a step toward | SUBSCRIPTION aptanee, BY MAIL IN ~ before the voters of the count ze’ ‘ S tua |Government bill, with the addition | U. 8. 5. Cedar, via Cable Steamer | attaining political unity. Daily and Sunday. one r a fdent that the kitter will 4 - er gov mcg ean atk are being | lof an extra vot for persons over| Purnside—Cedar standing by at 7} “The-only positive declaration in-| Daly, ~ithout Sunday. one year....... SE of the course adopted. ae = - a re cuties show ang 1/50 years old. 'p. m., 24th, but impossible to get | terviewers were able to obtain from ~ Remit either by postal order, ‘es os “Roosevelt and Lodge Caus 7 . anxiety of the German high com- | The House thus modified article 3| near vessel on account of northerly | him,” says La Liberte, “was that \he Ree Oe ee ae ee 4 tonator Pittman of Nev . mand over the situation. Gen. ‘of the electoral reform bill, which} gales and heavy seas. About 270 |arrives as the official representati¥ By Carrier In St. Louts and Suburbe: | a be the Densomratie _ March, commenting today on the! [fs bt 10 ericant | rers ] me Daily Only. 43c a Mon fee member of the Democratic o) ’ | caused the rejection of the measure | passengers lost. Cedar got within | of the United States and the Presi. Dally and Sunday, Bec a oath, 2 P rial committee, who has bes a military situation, brought out clear- | | by the lower house. This article | 400 yards yesterday, but anchors'| ident. It is no longer a question of| yy, re " : : abe als can tek eee ' ly the efforts the enemy is making) _provided for one vote for each man | would not hold and sea drove herja private mission, but an official rep- | 1879. ‘oe the Feat office at nat Louis, Mag _— " . t the official Den ie to meet the American advance. | ‘in Prussia and did away with plural|away. Last night Sophia told us |resentation accredited to the Euro- | “"*F ‘*e * en ae 4 eonpeeo the President t + a sront of our own troops in the — : | voting. that they were sinking. Cedar made pean allies.” PeM. Olive 6600. Kinloch. Central oo, vote “ he dtd ‘The Rep # — _— gg a yond sera i‘lie dotted line indicates approximately the battle positions. Ihe Metz-Mezieres railroad | E ote the ee 4 m of German troops has been — sinbeinin Sila aneonotaliiiiasilinitennatantiatinie - Ge aa eae at eaders . b Cited “ence i ts imperative which Gen. March describes the American advance as menacing is indicated by the thin barred |= OS SS 7 _ ———— mM attack the President by it for the enemy to protect the railroad line armed the | two cities. ait lim om of the issuance of his a i, line which runs from Mezieres to ———— a a n SSS SST = PR Sn a en = | is to the people Upper the f Metz." |years upon whom the strain of active | railway. West of Famars the ene- | sis-Les-Dames and pushed north of/| WP @ ' that he announced, feng — Railway Seri ly Th | WH » Congress in May, that polit a y ously Threatened. (campaigning bore heavily. | my made another fierce counter at-; Pleine-Selve as far as the approaches | | || ) eg eee f ‘ ~-ayhaed ange’ out — a front} Among American divisions on the} tack; they came up against Scotch) to Courjumeiles. We took numer-||)j) 3 ny ee adjoul ght ae pheoo> x e etween e Olse an the line, Gen. March identified the | Highl r ly ulsed | o il | Seat that time declare ah a ‘ Meuse by the allies roughly parallels | Sev fa j ; i: ai “4 ‘ ee a we _— in? coisa eagg . al Sem behalf of the Dermeocrats. The - iad aapontte ? oak ‘ Seventy-ninth (Pennsylvania, Mary | the attack, but drove the German. Between Sissonne and Chateau! |,|! oe hie Seton pected it. * ‘3 8 great railway system rough-/land and _ District of Columbia); | back to the line of the railway. The Porcien the G att | tH ee ee Ne a + . y. + Germans attempted dur | . 2a ae A lees Ee 3 —_. and “threatens it at ae nanan yon be ere ms 7 suffered heavy casualties; ing the day to retake from us our it FOURTH and ST. CHARLES STREETS % pater lami a a 3 : anc ennsylvania) ; rty-third | here. gains of yesterday. Their counter | ja! ene ara pees ¥ From other sources it was learned | (Illinois); Eighty-second (Georgia,| Counter attacks attempted north | attacks with heavy effectives were/||¥| i: in beg eat ' ss — | 18 today that more than 30 Gérman di-| Alabama _ and Tennesee), as being | of Englefontaine were easily re-| renewed several times, especially | Hi * * e a ae mista 4 tes ‘i F wanene a 2x9 came one in the | east of the Meuse. West of the | pulsed. Maresches was heavily gar- | south of Banogne and Moulin Herpy. | ||'! 3 ne o~ — ' meg - ee By [i narrow sector immediately northwest | Meuse are the Seventy-sixth (New risoned by the enemy and the ad- These broke up against the resist- | |)! ‘4 ae sire i wat See i i sige where American and | ingiand and New York); Seventy- vance was held up here by atterrific ance of our troops who everywhere | |i _— : — _ . , : ” * o rench forces continue to work their | eighth (New York, New Jersey and | machine-gun fire from the town. In repulsed the enemy and maintained) ||)) ecalaes Regs ee , ak ee i way slowly forward despite bitter re- aelaware) ; Seventy-seventh (New! Vendegies the British found a well their positions. Ht 4 pee Soa tit ee: ; : sistance and strongly fortified ene-| York City and vincinity) ; Thirty-sec- concealed — system of camouflaged “fhe number of prisoners taken ne " i tt “ =dbasre a “acta , f my positions. | ond (Michigan and Wisconsin); |trenches. The whole village was bar-| in this region since yesterday ex-| i} | eS oi ‘* een i sage k The French have obtained a flank- Sal isa Regiment of regular in-| ricaded and wired and presented a ceeds 2000. One of our divisions ||| © ° i ¢ - snaeeny mat ig | ne ee FY ing position on the east bank of the | fantry. formidable obstacle, which evidently | alone captured several hundred ma-| |||! ee i Atsne River in the western outskirts Units With the British. lwas theant to’ be held. chine guns.” ait mm Pos OC ee ae 7 of the forest of Argonne, while to Identifying Ee operating with’ Yesterday’s advance south of. et Hil making liberty loan speeches ; the east of the Meuse the operations|the British east of Cambrai, Gen.! valenciennes was rendered doub! Hi Eppeortunity to crit Fi of American troops indicate that the) March named the 106th Infantry and | ‘hard by the extension of the Ppa 6 ITALIANS CAPTURE | (| ; So Ae : dent and all his principles | f? line is being extended and straight- | the 104th, 105th and 106th Machine | area. The British were forced te | 47 OFFICERS AND ie y : 7 e ' icles for the termination of ij ened in preparation for a wide as-/| Gun Battalions. 'work around this. There was hard 2002 MEN ! | oO five us space to proper- | and reconstruction. thereaftet : sault when the enemy defenses have | The Forticth (California, Utah, | IN DAY i ° . Printed in Congressional PF f ; fighting west of Conde, and accord-| | ly display our odd pieces for the oN | been sufficiently reduced. There is| New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado) | ing to latest reports the enemy was ti het ~ tages . Not until those ylation & good reason to believe that some | and Kighty-third (Ohio and West pattling fiercly to hold this position | Fourth Army Maitams Gain holiday trade we are offering re- sh Eemtation proves: : part of the second American army is | Pennsylv ania) Div isions, Gen. March | with a ring of 98.3 y ain $s in ductions this we ok hi h tion of Republic in. leaders 4 holding this eastern extension of the | said, are depot divisions and have) + oa Grappa Region Under Heavy | | SULOLS TALS c ou 1g a program and then intention a cee not been in action, while the Eighty-| FRENCH EXTEND Co BI rn grade Bedroom, Dining-Room him through Congress. did s In Greatest Strength on Marne. fourth (Kentucky, Indiana and | unter ows. and I ivin -Re m Suit , t necessary to speak tothe 4 rs! At no other point on the whole Southern Illinois) Division is now! ADVANCE BETWEEN | By the Associated P’ress . 4 4 0 , 1 es. peopie in persen lie has i western front, with the exception of | arriving in Prance. | ROME, Oct. 26.—In the successful | | Good F : . iY speak to the people direetl ai ait ; eontidence in the adrminimstl (nga onsieg of a new drive Continued From Page One. |been captured in the operation be- 0. gue tig inane ne a9 our Mu discount for all cash. i retum - a h . - -_ } : po ele Ne %. aintaine nd ex- a. nated , - Summarizing the situation, March puahos. on to the line of the ‘river at ogg Dissonse and Chateau Por-| tended at some points. " Hl ? ! ig both hous of the next te , ossuvt a Autrive. “Tle The election o Le congress! Ml Rtean oct ot toce rencengge ad From statements of prisoners and | a statement reads: | telling tn ene sonsinnes “ wo | ) Give sixes salesmen the numbers of the suites you think you would be interested i in and he will gladly writy in sympath) ith ‘ > i a regi pay mie. Katy oe of Belgian and French territory sine liberated civilians it would appear | _vur FOURS Supported by tanks, | but the Italian Fourth po - a i show them fo you. | sents purposes is a mattel . y *Slemat the Ge | today carried out a vigorous thrust main= | |i) | am ht Se July 18; that 400 square miles have al th sermans intended to hold | between the Oise and the Se ™ tained its positions and extended | WW rn not to ourselves alon & been freed during the tw ong e present line around Val-_§ ay ) werre, 1} them at some inte oie ae " the brave people of those t that all the coal pr Pp ‘te om enciennes only long enough to coms i. igs overthrown and driven | ‘The pear cohenae with pee i Living Room Bedroom Dining Room Whore ald we have’ sent tw ' Seance have bean renbulrwered except plete the preparation of the defenses | ee sts eral villages. We captured | able ease took Monte Valderca. to Hi ns oailiee sd mS No, No. i “oldiers and any bill ion a for a five-mile tract where the allies’ oot os Maubeuge and Mons to, eine-Selve, Parpeville and Chevre-| the northwest of Monte Spinoncia. Bit oe: Se ee eee a 20--$477 nine-piece antique $430 , 10—$660 eleven-piece Queen Anne oe for their ti la! support 4 & Ww en t e Seri} | : . ‘ ett ;} : ¢ r S11 " 4 — ? : ore rr . cry re i; _ ~tl ng pressed near jjang amare toed es egpoad Paige egos A bombed and dispersed col- | We 30—$350 cane and mahogany 315 —— a ee recsseoces English Mahogany Suite . $600 a +48 : ' bs paige ; 1 Gen. March tra |work on this line some time ago. B J " Ik re voted tgp ge - ine ale four-piece Suite; blue ca -$472 six-piece Queen Anne 433 | 11—$625 twelve-piece William and Mary : ru ' sala ee sania i American’ corps and. divi phat five) Vigorous Fighting at Artres. C a v0y-ma er, a ee 31—$265 cane and mahogany | Drown manegeny: SNe. ++ a B® opet: anions tak coe i ea sion com- | : ‘ om — ait ee) ew pan , | eee Groen $550 ; ee OCCASIONR [OF Chie fi : manders who have been actively sian | Pt ogg araon patrols reached Ar- “Gets-It”’ for C “In the last 24 hours 47 officers |||||' three-piece Suite, damask.. $240 22—-$440 eight-piece American 398 one tee teeee teen eens Mm “eponsivie for war legistat! 4 gaged in France are returning home| o'clock in the afternocn. orns and 2002 of other ranks have been | ||/| omy Walomt Bee oo. sis nccdens i nine-piece solid maho- mm ‘Yresent Congress. This by i on the recommendation of Gen. Per-| The beengisc wear threw in a vigorous. captured. The Pesaro Brigade an. i 32— $27 | cane ” mahogany three-piece os: ants a gany Colonial Suite ........ i sue of the election which shing to take im rtan counter attac . along a“ considerab).s the Bi rhte t} ‘ T — _ . % 1 Suite, stripe: 7) —— TD ed our-plece Milam anc 335 + ae 00 . dad . » . ble & } tila ceern ate sclilv ir So po t assignments | ¢-ont put their advanced troops were . = Drops, 2 Seconds—Corn Is Doomed! aylt noted ete. —s ms ni ee Mary antique mahogany Suite, Senha Seek ace XVI $350 oats ante ee mater: b ‘ - | : Su iiss oe 3 ' ‘) i¢ sf i *r, tO Gencrals Coming Homc. forced to fall back to the line of the | When you almost die with vour shoe, difficult conquest of Monte Pertica, * 33—$225 cane and mahogany aaabieed 24-—-$.90 six-piece antique 4— $550 a , + "ent. that his appeal for a I They ar M a |; on and corns make you almost walk hich h: " . . a : : : ; $360 j $55 ten -piex ea William and Mary si rea , ome pay eae age Omar | sideways to get, away from the pain. - ot iad been formidably fortified | || and Armchair; blue mahogany Queen Anne Suite brown mahogany . ‘ > na > “yripathetic, not ol ’ oOo organize and com- : =a Aare HM: of oy e or two and Dy tne enemy, iyi velour 190 am . . , al . . $475 3 "hould have-a loval respon o oe ’ c Pe 3 : a 5 7 eh ee ee: on eee a ee ee er ee eck ming . 3 Q ‘a. on 4 . s a ae ; — manded the Firth Army Corpe, and! drop the world’s magi Albania—Italian advance guards | HII | Ho net 25 oi piece Louis XVI Gray ‘s ar trtteseeretere sans : ‘The President has deel 0 will go to command Camp Pike, 5 Ly ‘are in contact with the enemy on the if 34-—$21 cant om manogan y $160 : : $315 r>—-% J ten-piece English mahog- POlitics | adjourned tf Ark.; Clarence R. Edwarde, who! ‘lower Mati. Albanian bands have) Hy three-piece Suite, damask... ULLC cer ew ee eeweneeer cerns OOP DUAR: cocccociicictacens est request that the cou my took to France the Twenty-sixth: | > | hoisted our flag and taken up arms | | em needed support a (New =Mngland National Guard) Di- | il for Italy against the retreating Aus- | ; ‘oneidered to } i- re-entr ; | Vision, and who will be assigned to | 'trians and are inflicting consider- Ht EDITORI ee -. let the blame rest upo ai command Camp Lee, Va.: John FE. | able losses on them.” | thas 4 Publicans who have forces 4 McMahon, who commanded the Fifth | For GRAY HAIR ps | - Bi | i ® ‘ke that cour in 189 , (regular) Division, who will be as- io By the Associated Press Hy The Haman §S Need Ponsible leaders of the I at signed to Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky.:. NO matter how y, on or! ; ng DON, Oct. 26.—lItalian chy- ii C f FS ~ Patty made such a Appe ah George H. Cameron, who J nba fea ti m , one to alry has reached the Bulgarian bor- 11 ; moe ood Deal oO aul Oiling P: ground Pt ie pee : | manded first the Fourth (regular). li tions wi make it der near Egri Palanka, fifty miles) Wi ‘A N Ie A N io SOL ID M A HOt tH ANY y Up i War ~ oh ‘ . ' 8 on Aid Division and later the Second Army © t brown, dark brown or black, pouawest of Kofta, the Bulgarian |i So does a retail furniture store, or a Hae te countey must show a ead i Cofps, new assignment not. an- w ver oudesire. Itdoes , apital, according to reports reach- ||P) f : f : 7 a Ries at _— hues, ‘ 5 if nounced, and Benjamin B. Buck, re- | not rub off, is no od Or greasy ing here today. | 1 urniture factory, to keep in perfect ' “4 “orn 1 nara: . an? —— ‘ Ei cently awarded the Distinguished and leaves the hair fluffy. | sag aa it order for *‘the day’s run.”’ sy hin aad ro Pretec | 1 ae Nay te for gallantry in action, A A $100.00 Gold Bond GERMAN LOSSES i Wonderful values in cane and Changes are constantly taking place ; ~ hat year, and Mr. Roos ee which time he was wounded, new Yea not hesitate to use, Orlex, as a $100 : a | FOR FOUR DAYS { in all large up-to-date stores. - MOTtation to the represen Ste. oe ni empty he | e ~, "Bond comes in each box guarantesing We antique mahogan¢¥ Rockers and : * he Ameri, people: fror besa uncan Not to Reta Powder dove silver, | “My Corns Peel Clean Off. my | ’ , | ee Ae ao ge Major-General George y 4 ey wesyany my we wid aniline, costar] pao actos peal nec ih! | AT LEAST 50,000 | (hairs. Solid mahogany and Cz» tr of tte medium and better Raw othe to bestir can, who commanded the Sevent a7 Get a 2c box of Ork » Pomera at Then, and then only. wil! you be sure | d f he f ] l j gra e suites o ered at attractive prices i | - ‘MSt th acceptatr pr enty store. Disolve it in any that your corn will loosen from Allies Equall Successful repro uctions 0 auti ul OM ‘ ; Peace alreackx ? seventh (New York National Guard) ae ghee s it ee te nt opens pe pre. es you can peel it ‘Fight off | y in ' 0 d t " this week ; to make room for our large Ht ie ee oe ~ . , Niv a hair. send us gKioriou vo CKETS ' ; 4 t : _ " , : > : Lied... 2883 “at tee comes cease en ceachaens to the | the coupon below and get a free trial package. oa hances of Soubtened’ wate ces a Three Large Battles | vr coos = . eae ae fe Xmas display of odd a of Furnt- i : he war. which the-enen " an. | ° use greasy. irritat! | ark at. ' ; as | ee gon sean oe” ane) Free Sample Counon|| "ex that shit and Dress inte, the Now On. s inarked at special prices this ture to be shown tn November. . Mave already pledged th Duncan has recovered his health and Pp | corns bleed and also a” eames 7 te Br the Agsociated Prees week. | Signed | ‘ Sept. the good faith of t ORLEX MANUPACTURING CO. mainiess, easy, alwa sure * -It."* Hi “aVing been wp t] t will be returned to active duty. 101 Beekman St, Hew York, &. 20s ‘here's only one like it in hia, Sanaa PARIS, Oct. 26.—The battle has - tr : In making these announcements. ped meaty 4 pe Please send me Free — . Sauter Millions have tried Samed up again and heavy fighting Rockers, as ilustrated, reg- reteset ix reasan eneU ‘ | or e . ‘ . Tim i oo or ir ies ‘Gen. March laid great strees upon the Trial package | wrapper “Geta-li-) the muatanteed’ mover falls | is now under way from Valenciennes ular $22, special price, Sa for: 8 he . fact that all of the officers ordered Name Dut @ trifle at thy > a store. way. coats |;to the Meuse. The Germans are. Ih | 7 unk | OP aggtvise = rr - had done eplendid work a: the are ore tured. by E. grawrence & Co., aio. | fighting well everywhere, but the al- | - ~ the countr} te amg and proved their ability on Pc custusamhiperebadseonvessnadeiesecsscceseces ‘ as the world's — and recommended | ae Soomnne Se saahke substantial ] OO . . ‘gar ~ os a occasion. Hé indicated that |. yudge 4 Dolph, Drug Co. Wolff- Wilson | headway in the task of driving back ° October 26th, 1915. i. oe ey Were all men of nore advanced 7 . .. Btate,,. wel Been Go. Uellae Deus Ge. “ane ae | the enemy on the Meuse line. EE RF Ss Se 2% es ; : oh permeates: 1 act fees Soca a =F ourth and St. Charles 8060. 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» manufacturer and ho Was stabbed ty his residence on the In his dying state. “accused Cook of- use of his atten. = Tomlinson of Har- into custody as he in from Cairo, Til. ng for some time to Cook finally admit. of Bradway, but in- ruck in self defense ition of murder. The lis defense was that ay was leading his he story Cook is a}. i, he went to Brad. warn him to keep ma. He said Brad. in the stomach and hin. | knife in my pock- iI pulled it out just - mped at me again. cut him, but I didn’t ousg.”’ OST-DISPATCH ie ing, hi _ Louis exchange, Toul st Joule apd. Saburbe: way. B50 a Month, class matter July 17, Bitice st St. Mo. Kinloch. Central @800. ———_— 7 es ence nal : a » 4 | : e . 0 proper- °s for the ffering re- on high- ning-Room aS. satisfaction. n the Art of *Y OUR home & joy to all a $829 a Needs a Diling Up re store, ora F in perfect taking place pres. and better tive prices: or our large of Furni- ber. ¢ > hae ter, Miss Norma piensa . Ss ee mem ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1918. ’ : ' ; | ; ee ete erent a W. H. DANFORTH, BACK FROM WDE WILSON ACT, FRANCE, GIVES INTIMAT Y DEMOCRATS foc evelt and Lodge Called ‘Forth Appeal to Voters by ’ Their Persistent Criticisms, “Defenders Declare. EPUBLICANS FIRST VIOLATED ARMISTICE” Many Telegrams Received at - the White House F rom | Party Men Throughout the | Country Approving Course. 7 lto the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.—A large umber of telegrams and letters iwached the White Hlouse today from | ll sections of the country com- pending the President for the elec- ‘tion of a Senate and House in ‘November whose membership will te in complete sympathy with his cs. None of these messages were Made public, but all of them . d the President for making Ms appeal direct to the American people. ©'The criticism in Republican ges over the President's fot Worrying officials of ministration. They had uinticipated this, but are willing to lay their cdse before the voters of the country, con- ident that the latter will approve of the course adopted, “Roosevelt and Lodge Caused it.” Senator Pittman of Nevada, a member of the lemocPatic sentao- rial committee, who has been dele- gated to speak for that committee, gave tonight the official Democratic view of why the Tresident took the course he did. “The Republican leaders in the Senate chiefly. attack the President by reason) of the issuance of his adddress | to the people upon the’ grounds |! that he announced, in his address to Congress in May, that politics has been adjourned. The President did: at that time declare an armistice on behalf of the Democrats. "The Demo- fratic leaders respected it. The Re- publican leaders imiuiediately treated the suggestion us a scrap of paper and violated it. “Ex-President lioosevelt menced almost iminediately to attack | the President's ‘principles, policies and and continued it @er since. Senator Lodge and other |! Senate leaders have time and again | speeches and interviews, criticize: both the President's administration of the war and his methods and prin- tiples looking to world peace. Mr. Reosevelt utilizec privilege of making liberty loun speeches as an Gpportunity to criticize the Presi- dent and all his principles and pol- ities for the termination of the war and reconstruction thereafter. Printed in Congressional Record. “Not- until those violations of the armistice proved the bitter opposi- cir- action is the ad- caomMm- methods has Lie his appen] tion of Republican leaders to tix program and thei intention to block him through Congress, did he feel -tnecessary to speak to the American people in person. Ue has had to speak to the people directly before, and they were always glad to hear! from him.” New Vork Times Appeal is Aimed at Roosevelt. Specia! to the Post! Dispatch. NEW YORK, Oct. 27. fption “The gress’ The Tintes (Sunday) Says: “Mr. Roosevelt’: Says Under the President and Con- | editorially today ill-advised and most untimely attempt to stir up partisan strife against the President lends justification to Mr. Wilson's ap- ‘weal to the country to express its ‘onfidence in the administration by returning a Democratie majority in both houses. of the next Congress. The election of the congressional ma- wity in sympathy with the Presi- dent’s purposes is a inatter of con- fern not to. ourselves aulone but to he brave people of those nations to Whose aid we have sent two million ldiers and inany billions of money for their financial support. This is | avery grave one’ on which the President iuch stress. [t oulks larger than any! petty occasions. for criticism of those | "sponsible for war legislation in the Present Congress. This is the great sue of the election which the peo- | be should keep steadily in view that: “pport should be givefhi to the Presi- ‘ent, that his appeal for a House and Senate Sympathetic, not obstructive, Should have a loyal response. ‘The President has declared Politics is adjourned. If his ear- sest request that the country give Aim needed Support in Congress is “onsidered fo be a re-entry of poli-. Ma, let the blame rest upon the Re-' Mblicans who have forced him to ‘ake that course. In 1898 the re- PONsible the Republican Mrty made such an appeal on the} at that although the Spanish Wiuas enced before the elections, | me country must show an undivided against the enenry. Mr. Wil- | mn has tenfold the justitication for | that the Republicans had ' ee year, and Mr. Roosevelt's ex- en to the representatives of " oe in people from. one ocean © hvother:6to”)6cbestir) themeslves | “Sainst th a. crepltance of principles of Peace dilready approved by our peo-. s by the nations united with us on War, which the enemy powers | have already pledged themselves to | cept, the good faith of that pledge daving been put to the test by the ident, is reason enough, in- all) snacienc e.. for Mr. Wilson's out- | ‘Poken presentation of grounds for king the country to assure him of ~ Support during the neékt two)! Grs of 4 Congress in sympathy: with the attitude and action of the! Administrations, matter, lays enormously that leaders of made to con- aut 1eéSs price at which sales are Summers, UNLESS ’ } SUC] sales are whole sale If sales are made at whilesale prices eenee. tiie food + administration THIS IS THE AGE OF YOUTH Strands of Gray Hair May Be Removed yray hair it tice and verv unnecessary and accel te the appearance of approach Whv not the ha eTa age remove all traces of ana evet ta dark } quantities Db) rie Hair P , nie e2Y Ory Sundads I pCO) possess aun lounte ? rra y : ra i 3 shade of beaut?! Hair in Ons se n Creole’ ’ Dressing? [ aed | day where nee hair streaked with gra when offered ertect sSatistaection, one 7. fully surprised with the result Sk HAIR DRESSING retain the centle to reaetore ‘‘LA CREOLE’ or fade hair nee oT routh, 4Da l ead hv tor vray ’ ie and St WAS Vincent's pitals will do the nu There “were five Deputy Sheriff Wu 2/20 New Davs, Cases in Last Seven Tainst Pre- vious Like Period. 3515 in died of oO years old, owing influenza of De. As F.. © (iii ‘ 2 ~ » The! were 2720 new « fluenza Louis last week com- EF ' . es = tila of Martin atis Ss vears whose 4-vear-«o! week. pared sols new ¢ during the iS@sS. ween previous, acording ta figures the fiureau of Hiealth Ile- prepared vesterday by the Vital partment Despite that progress Starkloftf pinion that the situation would no be well enough in hand this week to permit lifting the closing order mext ,.cagjgn Kell week. At any rate, another confer £50 those public health and med- he statistics of the TIDD, WEBSTER MAYOR, ACQUITTED Hiealth (‘om I iMSsioner (ontinued rom Page One. eed SAVINE, i‘ had Tit) Tiicaltie ana that lice at ical officials who originally decided roll ae. Upon the order, will be held before mars take) number of week was 222 before, cof had while classed as in- any action is The total aceaths last to 1386 the ied Last “Kells a ji pneumontl. help compared i iT) «*f) this nfl ance Ll failed in u- be of any the respect that | did Y} [ cry " } | thie Mrs. Tidd on Kleanor Tidd testified preceding Lie piaving wot him out help me WeeK . ‘ iumber, week ee Assisi muiplications, were and c¢ before 120 fluenza deaths. 131 More Deaths Than Berths. Deaths last week exceeded the by 131 There were 357 new cases tabulat- compared to 349 on deaths re- bringing enZa week I Loome the stand. Mrs the husband gonquin Club Ke! that he saw Bb fice that afternoo Tidd reached hi: o clock the night ing to Mrs. Tid: , births atternoon ed yesterday, was There were. 22 vesterdav morning, since the disease appeared rriaay nmorted the total were 20 new cases reported yesterday. 49% County total there Kevers sald he $8.06 tes on 1 a iting i i negro | (C‘omimissioner mmediate prospect oj neg) shon there. deaths nddl influenza and pneumonla Kast St. Louis increas an ie order the Nixon Six cases of were reported to foard of Health ing the deaths to a the cases to 1570. 456 Cases in An emergency hospital de- termined upon and equipped in eight ional ie - ind SOS | Tih greta the band automon Thomas | an adjuster, defense, tion that been over-insured the vesterday, tottal of ana tes terday conimbate the Stat Belleville. Was the ’ the hese ¥ the lant Wa bu » , , her hus the ') lephonme } Bs POST- CISPATLR gave it af hi OF ARSON CHARGF. a ,? Bae lire mMmSuranhnce for eounten- the A Re RY ES Ne RE EK * a CT CRN eet - ———- - SN, Mee . ene en insured, he so that a settlemen* ifter the tire would have meart «4 loss to Tidd. , What the Insurance Covered. “The physical valne of the pian yvered by one form of insurance “and Was in said, liinancial was $55,000 he said, sured for $53.600. The Hnotype machines, covered by another form of insurance, weuld not bave figured The loss on the $55,000 roperty was estimated at that on the iinotype $1290." . > but in that ioss worth off $° . eeepet rachines Wiis ai 7.4 bas snelitiiaiaieai is ee . @ iP . survived by hy Wicow, [Wo Sons Pe ae q)j : «nd a daughter. Another death was FORGERY SCHEME WORKED ON THREE MERCHANTS IN COUNTY Young Man Gets $51.25 for Checks by Presenting Notes Purporting to Be From Acquaintances. has bee) bold forger scheme three 3s the ias' essfulivy worked on County merchants In Y about i a «gape pl di. Pt Sp lings 5% , hare a > wee * > -

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Fe ats _— ~ —e2* - aoe + . . am —ee — oe Ee SE ESLER Os LS TE SEN. ALE RS CE RII EN ES OL # ae i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aes a. | SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27,1918." ; STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH : instantly, with a shower of machine- broker of Denver, Col., and William | man, is working under the National Nine Wanted for Overseas Sam ST. LOUISAN OF POL ISH gun bullets through the brain. R P. Elmer of Salem, Mo., a member Phonograph Records Recruiting The American Red Crogs Vincent Wroblewski, 26, oe ko of the Republican State Committee. Corps. Southwestern Division is seekt " BIRTH DEAD IN ACTION 138th, is listed as missing in ac Decisions announced in other such - ' aia — ee cisions a In addition to the records, ma- 4, nacists, two ocullst mati, He was employed as a spqihisnaher cases were as follows: Henry C. | chines and needles are wanted. Per- ' TH 138TH before enlisting in the National LOYALTY SSD Koenig, wealthy brick manufacturer, oon. who ao not have any records expert, a physician who hag Guard here, and lived at 828 | three counts of indictment upheld, wnich they could contribute may ized in tuberculosis, and » | ! | street. His mother lived in remainder dismissed; Henry B.' make cash contributions. Checks olist. Applications should | sia, and he had no relatives in thie ‘ Krenning, former automobile manu- . may be made out to the St. Louis'to Dr. F. G. Pernoud, wr : A a s country. 7 . . = facturer, one count upheld; E. W. Committee National Phonograph viser for the Southwestern Two St. Louisans Listed AMONY | winiam W. Niuzsche Woundea. (“OME Counts in Nine Others) wracht, mining engineer of Spokane, Record Recruitinn Corpa; Byrom W. (1266 Raltwas Maiienee Be e —— c ane Champion Proceedings Further, : Enlivened by Belligerent At- | Those Dead in Today's William W. Nitzsche of F Com-| Quashed in Federal Court— Wash., four counts upheld and siX) yoser treasurer, St. Louis Union Those qualifying will be poe ; : pany, 138th, has written to his aunt, | Go Back é dismissed; August Weist, one count mic: co. seas. mee titude of Attorneys. Casualty Lists. Mrs. John Noack of 2853 Sidney} O Back to Grand Jury. upheld; Edgar W. McFadden, eight | a 2 ey street, that he, was wounded Sept. | , counts upheld and 10 dismissed; | | i _. 13 in the left leg, and was sent to a/ | . | Claude D. Bunyard, five counts up- Proceedings brought by A. Burt News of casualties suffered by the pase hospital. He is the son of Mrs | Indictments charging disloyalty’ held; W. A. Brackett, 24 counts up- Champion of Webster Groves, local | representative of an Eastern pig iron | 138th Infantry, the St. Louis N&a- porrha Nitzsche of 2604 Lemp ave-| @8ainst five men were thrown out in! held and 24 dismissed. _——— =U Vi ' on , Elmer is a Republican nominee fOr mmm tional Guard regiment, in the Ar- nue. He was formerly an employe|the Federal Court yesterday by concern for possession of his child, | : ’ : oe: _ Shoe Co. factory at the State Legislature. He formerly 1e artially , % ‘ire r » fig , e last week of; of the Brown Shoe Co, ; Judge Mun ine ; Pp oc Kien shite 44 pag es a ee Eighteenth and Wash streets, and}. . = oe _ was a member of the Executive ™ ge aie y, ' paite f ‘op UC “a ‘September continue to come in the was in F Company of the old First some counts in similar indictments; Committee of the Republican, State For Your Geniventenad in ‘'s Stevens hampior the Uso- | ae | Shee i cite é aan ine _ ; Opening og vs : td > of the ca hild, « > items of the official casualty list, Missouri when it was on the Mexican; 48@inst nine others were quashed.| Committee, but resigned that ad Savin Account " f > : ; : ° > ) - ‘ ae, . ~ : : Mie ” : ; t oi oo - aah tained general custody in a divorce. and in letters received by St. Louis porder in 1916. In his letter to his} Upon application of Charles P. Wil-| #0" following the 2 ee ge - gs ; Ml a | win bienin ‘el » regiment. aunt, Nitzsche related that he ‘“‘got’’| jjg = ; ’ _, . | tion in the Post-Dispatc tha e decree granted last January, and her relatives of men in the regim a ams, special prosecutor in disloy-| ... ‘ ‘ av n t t ’ | Stanislaus Bykowski, 23, of [Com-| the German who shot him, by 4 Y- was indicted. This was not made 1 Ss epar men former-husband is trying to get cus- tody on the claim that she-is not a; proper person to have control. He asserts that she has no fixed place of abode and that she has been guilty the | SY cases, the Federal grand jury, public at the time the indictment Was ordered to reconvene Tuesday, was returned. 3 will be open pany, 138th, was. killed in actio! thrusting a bayonet through Sept. 27, and is named in today’s Of- man’s body. ficial casualty list. He was a native Corp. George E. Krift, 18, of the when the cases will be reconsidered, St desta Poland. and was & Saph-| Thirteenth Marine Regiment, — 'with a view to obtaining new indict- DRIVE FOR ‘SLACKER RECORDS’ of indiscreet conduct. ew of Mrs. John Novak of 1414 yesterday as having died from dis-| antsy | : yersurereese ss S: . . P . : 2 > > ; re . ‘ > ee ’ ic . ¢ 2h Vv > ry* . n > ‘ “1; . e ” : = ‘ | Euetner motion that she be permit: which he paid. pees Wen oer omy Beer rene Thomas R. O'Flaherty, 20, of 1703!) which makes it a crime to use the/ throughout the week. The goal set 1. Ollls NION ANK — ie - Aer of | Is ~~ a a ee 4 SMG oe FOURTH 2 LOCUST | SS ? Sas tcang yt 4 - re ‘ © ~ . wth Ze mn, - » . ~ + . . —_— —— . ” La , ~~ na ~ 4 ” * : . Soy ° : . a - ‘ “s NA we d * “a Peta pines v- RS ysat oey SO EE Preset ren va 5 “ “ ob Bipernban at ean Opry ee nats ‘ eae a ° “ ‘ ai. aes eee Se eee ee " suite ote antag Ma es oe ale cpveiietienansiniegegrestiaty ~ a shies : : ee ee ea ey © ver Ome ? SS ne ee. eee . bane Dr aT - 5 — ey sateen Pom she woot shaded cineetinamieeatiade Birhen: hee, aoe Mesh vigihds hag epgshhdvedate Pretty hartley. lpia oul ae od ETA ears. pee tc Peas TMM SZ ALTE kek : oy a8 “4 ams ht . * yeecal . ¥ os ~ ~ aioe a > 2m nae ; oe : - pats . 4 ~ } if "1 ~~ * - a ~o es rv " -_ . s - abt teens ~ MOP Pere 4 een = — al ° whe wane A ert pe gee fice oot og ee aie “4 _ rs * -_ . ‘ : a 9 eu biti Rated tee ee , my : - 7 aes - . ; — ee rs 7 ; — - . mS er #5" oe a 4 ° = ce: wt ee : ~~ a Cie. ae ae : i GN oy ma hy: le ey ye - ‘ * a ie: dey ‘ wer a ee. eS ae ee rrr, eS ee rs ee ae ae A — ag +5 re. as 77 is 9 Pe eee s See a Fee Seen! ge Site 8 hy & oat od ne. Ba ES Pe 5 SoM Tee eee eee gittatpy wie adi md) a . ‘ ~ 0 Se os” a lag. oh i} > * Ue Bea ge” oe hb ties tas Be py +. OS Pyrae den mh : i saad : + . PS pf : a > 2 ~ 5 ‘ S a , % a es , p ae = RPhmcbh 8 ra ae & Paws let's ahh Re i : Pix wedin hile ial * v iz tS 5 Be ee ia’ Cae Per : of ‘s ; aie wks SON ONo Se> Avi &, a ‘tren * Pw . : are ons " , a halal eR hy . Ay i he le . : - ‘ 7 oats nm P >e. ak Pe eee AE HE» demic of influenza in this city. It’ Usona Hotel with her sister. The | tion during the ee of St. Clair County, listed today ‘aS the first indictments were returned. | vision of the Red Cross and the Boy was her motions that were taken up witness was asked by Champion's | cording soe ie weet core The emell wounded, degree undetermined, =e The men against whom in- Scouts will assist. The records may Ay yesterday. lawyer concerning Mrs. Champion's / Uves In Collinsville, : ie a $s member of A Company, 13ist In- qaictments were thrown out are:;|be delivered at any of the record 4 Randolph Laughlin, renresenting alleged association with men. Mrs. came - =. 2 py igre Rees copa This regiment pears “0 Charles J. Henninger, owner and | dealers, department stores or at the ih, were Mrs. Champion, and George Ki. Mix, Strelinger said that since the divorce — Tr . se a bine idles name of “The Dandy First, es »€~ | publiser of the St. Louis County nearest drug store and headquarters ft , U.S. GOVERNMENT sea ; attorney for Champion, engaged in, decree Gladys had been in the so- relatives that she a é Ing the successor of the old First Il-! }ferala: August Jablonsky, a con- at Kieselhorst's, 1007 Olive street AND . *s ++ tr tilts which reached a climax when) ciety of men, but so far as she knew officially. a — linois. He Was wounded in the foot, | tributor to that parer; Willam :°.! may be notified by telephone, Bell, — STATE PROTECTION ey + Cull i++ + Mix. alluding to Laughlin, asked the | the men were respectable. Stucker Formerly an F4itor. and gassed, in the Somme fighting,| Wehmeyer, a- Civil War veteran of Main 5505. The St. Louis commit- ye a “4 Court: “How much stock can _ be) “Didn't you know that one of these Stucker was formerly editor of Aug. &. He is in a hospital in En-| Alton, Ill: Frederick C. Schrader. ai tee. of which F. L. Liebing, is chair- —_—s ; eg : placed in this man’s statements?’’| men, named Bush, was married?’ | the Collinsville Herald, but was em-) gland, he has written home. —— ae ; eee S Laughlin jumped up and said: “Iam ‘the attorney demanded. “I did not; ! ployed by Barnhart Bros. & Spindler, | East St. Louisan Missing. a8 3 —— willing to pay a $50 fine if Your| I thought he was a bachelor,” the| dealers in printers supplies, in St. O'Flaherty was born while his fa- —_———— | ‘ 7 Honor will declare an adjournment) witness answered. | Leuis, early in 191%. He was Tre-!ther was a soldier in the Spanish- +++ of court. I have stood that man’s' She said that her sister had gone | jected, because of his age, as a Can-| American War. He is one of nine} Th és insults and bulldozing as long as I|to a wine garden and to chop suey | didate for an officers training camp, children, and a brother, John Jr., is see ¢ can.” ‘restaurants, but always returned|and he then enlisted in the National) in the service, being at a Maryland TL yw Sf Personal Issuc Joined. isober. She denied that Mrs. Cham- Guard here. camp. | — bd Judge Klene orde red the attor- | pion got intoxicated. She sometimes | A report of the death of sergt. | Frank Sertiff. 95, of the 39% Ma- aes a neys to proceed. “I bow to the rul-| drank cockttails and highballs a: | Edwin T. Slevin Jr. of L. Company, ‘chine Gun Company, son of Jefome | ) ae > aaa > ing of the Court,’’ Laughlin replied,’ dinners, as is the custom of people 38th, is being investigated by his! Sertiff of 428 Collinsville avenu®, | =. —_——~ “but I serve notice on counsel that) in their gociety, she explained. father, who lives at 1631 Missouri’! Kast St. Louis, is listed today as miss- ad o a se: {=} at regular adjournment I[ will de- Mix tried to show by the sister; avenue. The report came in a letter ing. He has written to his father, | Ti | mand and exact reparation and apol- that Mrs. Champion had gone to. from Sergt. Robert Huebner to his however, that he has been in a hos-! |} ur Qcla u erin IS ee E ory.” To which Mix. rejoined,! Lawton, Okla., to be near an army! relatives here, who communicated pital in France since Sept. 15. He) H “There will be none forthcoming.” captain who was stationed at Camp the statement to the Slevin family.’ said he was wounded in the left leg : During the trial the lawyers cooled : Sill, but Mrs. Strelinger said the trij) Describing Slevin’s death, Huebner by shrapnel Sept. 12. He is a for- ’ down and when court adjourned they | was for the purpose of visiting the wrote: mer employe of the American Steel) e went their sepurate ways. ‘wife of another army officer. “He knew perfectly well the risk’) Foundry, and enlisted last May. S hnusua an eserve tt ti ate The case was again enlivened The lawyer also tried to show that) he was running when he jumped out Anthony M. Hubert of the Ma- 5 our en on st = _ when Champion shouted at his for-| Mrs. Champion had planned to go t»! of a shellhole in No Man's Land, and’ chine Gun Company, 110th Infan- ° . mee. = mer sister-in-law, Mrs. Gilbert Strei-| France in Red Cross work so she; charged, cheering, into a. German try, Thirtieth Division, has sent a/ : 3 comprises Wilton Rugs—those made of all- The patterns shown in this special offer are ; inger, wife of an American Army | couid be nesr an army officer. This: machine-gun emplacement. He was, card notifying his father, Nicholas : : | a z ; s N . . . bed a Major now in France, that she was | also was denied by Mrs. Strelinger. not afraid. He knew that he had but’ Hubert of 1705 Frederick street, | te and the ase in which only fine varied and include Oriental designs and small ' aes 44+ a. liar. Hie objected to her testify- | Mrs. Champion did not go on the’ one chance in 1000 of escaping with’ East St. Louis, that he was wounded worste yarns are use : : * ing that he had told her he profited) stand vesterday. Murther hearing | his life, but, with a full trust iri God. in the St. Quentin fighting, and was : all-over figures. Very desirable, all of them. financially by the war. Judge ‘W\lene’? was laid over until Thursday. he took that chance. Hie was killed’ in a hospital in England. The Rugs we advertise and sell as Wilton T li h D le = ; - | vo Rugs are just what we call them—WILTON rorlicht-Duncker responsibility is back of ) ‘ : ; o . . Wool Wilton Rugs : Worsted Wilton Rugs 2 1099 199 . 99? Ly “eae ; . 1 4’6” by 7'6”....were $27.50—this week $21.00 23 by 46”....were $10.00—this week $ 5.75 , rey me 9 99 » . F — . | W Ce F e \ OU a } : 6’0” by 9g’0”....were 47.00—this week 37.55 ae 7 760'....were 33.00—this week 23.75 } . > a | 299 1299 ; | O oi .0O— 50 | ; 83 by 10'6”....were 69.00—this week 60.50 y 9 ere Go this week 42. ! 8’3” by 10’6” were 88.00—this week 68.75 99 . $9 . . . . . . & by 12'0....were 75.00—this week 63.50 "4? f Ay : Ie, aanm = > 4 » * | ’ 9 O > 9 . V 1e99 19s go’ by 12’0"....were 87.00—this week 72.25 | Felt Tu ck re Ser 1Cce | wend by Igo. ...were 115.00—this week 100.00 106” by 136”... .were Ros apenas week 130.00 | wfoaued? ® i 113° by 15 0’....were 130.00—this week 117.50 113” by 150”... . were 167.00—this week 142.50 | : In and ar ound St. Louis Superb Quality Wilton Rugs ° ° 4’0” by 7'6”....were $44.00—this week $33.50 g'0” by 12’0”.. . were $122.50—this week $97.50 : % Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., Cor. Compton and Locust 8’3” by 106”... . were 111.00—this week 92.50 g'0” by r2’0". ..were 129.00—this week 105.00 ff | Ph Federal Truck Co., 3615 Forest Park Blvd. 8’3” by 106”... . were 117.00—this week 100.00 11'3" by 12’0”... were 177.00—this week 133.00 | | } " “| , 11’3” by 15'0”. .were $220.00—this week $187. 00 | ae eS ee Republic Motor Truck Co., 1600 Chestnut Street re Emil Gaertner, 905 N.,20th Street New ices thee: i ti ratte JEFFERSON CITY, MO.,...........................P. M. Garage FULTON, MO.,............................B. H. Jamieson Plain Filet Net Curtains—Have novelty band inser- For Front Doors-—18 inches to 36 inches wide, some & . sseesees ne ee, Sikes... ....... Knab Motor Car Co. : , are imported, others are American made, priced accord- [ff — tion and are edged with Cluny lace. Some are white, ing to width, a yard..:........... 68 actin Sn $4.50 3 SPRINGFIELD, MO.,.............Rubber Tire Supply Co. SPRINGFIELD, ILL., _wsssseeee.ietle Bros. others ecru. Priced, a pair........... $5.00 to $9.50 Sectional Panel Lace—Filet net, pretty patterns; each 20 St. Louis A 109 S. Second St. ; | 420 St. Louis Ave. + econ Curtains made of plain net with Bonaz embroidery; panel is long enough for the window and g inches wide; | buy as many panels as you need for the width of the | ‘ees iz: - x ag 7 bf : = - s Fhe — & Ng . 4 arse 2. Shae S pe = iL a ; 2 az. : 7 $5 aac 4 4 =. 5 oF x. rf yt AF a gch 4 hs ia : 2e - 5 $ FJ t* 7 el 7 Sk $e, r 3 4s . me be 7 some of them have embroidered motifs in the corners. Furthermor e, the Service builtinto Firestone Pileal, « géle..<.. 50k $4.50, $5.00 and $6.50 pp calle» BA coon age Pate es | ° “ " Pretty Voile Curtains--Some rhade with novelty in- each panel is long enough for the window and 6 inches | I I —— VW (; S ] sertions, others with motifs and hemstitched, and still id W ll l h . | ruck res hether lant O id, Giant others trimmed w'$2.80, $3. 00, $3.80" a te 00.80 splendid teeelienie ie pier - ese widen ° WOE ivdeve dvecass; and up to $8.50 Priced Dy the: OOOO... . nvscscisvems ee 75 cents Cord, Cushion, Pressed-On, or Demount- able Solid—is the kind that gives most ey yt i Soi miles per dollar. That is why— fa epmacnenesasscennes rte Half the truck tonnage of | ee iia : Ty al Be ts t 5 f | ; 3 / er'y H att = . : -- i , ' a | : _ * _ ot. ° 1 | § | — & . ~ 2 * gi! a | | . } ° iv . | | bl erica 18 Carried on mit iad Da, 5 ae Furniture Special} {Ba i) | MN . Z ty! For This Week. . 2 oy Chet 3 Brown mahogany Sewing ff —— ie ° sd . . . , : sae , i This 9-Piece Mahogany Dining Suite, $ 00 Sake—Nee Wales Oe : at esign—a positive joy to the : i ; 4 This suite is built of mahogany and finished in Old English needle-worker; a great conven- a | ae | a brown. Is Elizabethan in design, possessing features that are ience— . 4 a ‘ aie peculiarly pleasing to one who wants to buy moderately priced furniture, but wants 3 § ey ie it so designed and finished that it will satisfy the aesthetic sense of cyltivated people. Only $9.75 Te ; a Furniture — Draperies j Ff Rugs—Carpets —Wall Paper Shades 4 : | Oriental Rugs —Interior Decoratic { ' Linoteums—Lace Curtains ee gaat - ee : . 2 “ +f ¥ ruc ires POTULCIU ~LUW1ICRE if Oa A faint") -oannameh aateatunmmtee iv AIR tae salle Hid MALT baseless atts Sr heer APTN OP ennRE Err sepeene He omesgrers cosas pe ance meemeeeecesereemn ifth é 35 t ® 4 Paap! or ? PY “a Mh.) ‘ rT - “<r. ' . , —_ ——— — - i st iii ii, oe biti lal Estas iii aladdin sai ag cath bie Sutil dei lindion lial CN Riliass Whi isisbounsiashl ne pie | 7s f F sy Si wer Ae

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ao 7s Ps - * es 5 oe ' . ' — ; ea 2 = ee . OPiS Pein one Ss e i ia - ead . : i ic . il rae . . * 6 ; = © 9 4 13 th Pera a { nay . pros by yn aa ; ° ‘ pivuses or | | j a. oe Division ig seeking : two oculists, an . | | ysician who hag Xnuy ! rculosis, and g mem ications should be a Xe bes th ght: See Oe er. > PAA « . | ae G. Pernoud, medica} al | 5 . pare e Southwestern » vi oo te y Exchange | Juin ifying will be 8 ry a i 4 a . : ; | ; > . —emeaiaeeal i — . . " in Opening a : e ay = : ; ’ - : P #f rtment | WW | N f 7 81 /- | ROW Ri Rizgagraurs —_ ia@uwSanaewands 7 is CREBESESHHPASRRATUC Sep annecansernes, TT) C Vi M0) L | BL it . m. aE Stet tt eee Vi Satis the e re | ors -_ + fa oO oe ft LL ing sold at he stock of this old honore : ‘iable reputation. e . : ti- * ocK O stablished an envia p daily. The stock is prac save 4 ssing away of the s ich time they have e s offered daily. i choot per ote in St. Louis for over 75 * teagan bargains that have set all St. Louis pe ae means attend this sale tomorrow. | —— | sold by assignee to satisfy the v9 a the warehouse is constantly being placed on the floors. otis 2.8 R m : es 0 , TF cally complete as new merchandise from ; reseers Livin -Room ining- oO | CS aS Ref t — 7 5 #4 Bedroom Davenette ape joints TAB 14 Suites Suites : a 4-4-4 , j Aum ‘ Buy Pou. a t Lenin ahout one-half $25.00 , ‘ $ 95 cai ee ; as “) : : A oe S el td oo , DRESSERS— going at. . tj f exquisite Furniture. ee he most wonderful St ie 2 -+- @ ¢ “4 a ae 4 . TT" a t you! re SSIVE 4 80 ; 4 ee y hy waa enports and Sultes ’ the most, 1+ abound ’ : A Ht ww O = Pa 4 2 | bd - -Comstock have always Walnut, upholstered 7 le ome . est $32 EFRIGERATORS $ 2. 80 DRE ing $38 0 . PHUE 0 angi gery 2 50 ' De anne ot 3 é : Ro tc pieir seg lo gage aad genuine leather, 2 big atbek ceiaah pe ? DRESSERS—going at... peti $99.5 pentane going at. a ; yr ly arge ockK : e-fold const! 1 nse — ‘ ‘ paeeeen 6mm be ttt Ig Batts : SE NL Pas Wil nl velo ae REFRIGERATORS ” $27. 50 DRESSERS pains at. $46.50 $220 2-PC. KARPEN CANE AND $135 DINING-ROOM $76. 50 ix 6 Colonial i Oheda. en og Chip- $110 DAVENTTE $62 50 —going at... DR MAHOGANY VELOUR UPHOL- SUITES—-going at... 4 : Ht UTPHHE «pendale, Renaissance and’ Lous | Surpps going at ok oe Sas STERED SI 60.00 | s175 mince. ‘ROOM * $98. 85 ae ; | , avi on Mere 86mvery: Snows 20 DAVENETTE $76 50 itt tocR of Scarritt- ee eR SS . SUITES—going at. eg = saw re finish is shown SUITES —going at... 2UU | In Addition to the nig Have Included $295 3-PC. KARPEN CANE AND ff 2). te $] 28.15 oe \ {4 $85 BEDROOM SETS $47 50 $155 DAVENETTE $84 10 Comstock Furniture, e fave MAHOGANY VELOUR UPHOL- SUITES—going at.... . en aus —— : | ae Wes = + o> - «24 : morene going, $8. es : 0 RUC iS ~ ae $1 99.50 $260 DINING-ROOM $1 47 20 3 t 3 aie + 1 \ —~p~-¢ i $135 ? BEDROOM SETS $ 3 80 $175 DAVENE TE $9 0 A R S ; : ce eee eeoeeee eee . HOG. SUITES—-going — Je a cial offer are BEE rae seoon aura Sapa | Setenceees, $823 G = seen Bf er rrioun Ur” $147.50 | Sezamczo $199.58 Ve HH $170 BEDROOM SET $185 DAVENETTE $10 WILTON RUGS— $25 BRUSSELS =6_«@ 1 a See SUITES—going at... and small met : - ° $ UGS—9x12 ft.. HOLSTERE gns t f Le = fe © —going at.:....... ae 1 SUITES—going at.....: 27x54 inch ... 7 R eae | $450 gi apa $245.00 : ate - —going at.... * ll of them. f; , + $198 BEDROOM SE 119.10 ON RUGS— $10 MATTING RU Ls §5 SUITES—roing . ir Se” QM OE... cede se cette ge Ragone , 9x12 ft. eds $600 DINING-ROOM $360 00 : ; . , ; “ * DROOM SETS $1 00 R k Fringed, 2/xXo oie sg x RUGS— S 98 y SUITES—-going mt.... . - lity is back of ff THT } ¢ Coane pers Nee 44. ocKers $14.25 WILTON RUGS $8.95 er ie 14. ARE: way ? — Z f at ~ r ocke S$ “OT iti ; d., 27x54 in. « ~ . ” E | i $490 BEDROOM SETS $292.00 —. - eure se nla $55 AXMINSTER $29 75 Gf pay seps—going at ° $3.98 DINING CHAIRS $1.98 eB i a ; =: hi } Bie: ee Oe... 6. a it $2.50 WOOD ROCK. $1 8 5 15 VELV RUGS—9x12 ft........ ve $85 UPHOLSTERED $49 85 —soing OE te, «eam | . ; : > ae | i Sa $344.00 ERS—going at.......... . 27x54 it s $79 AXMINSTER $54. 75 DAY BEDS—going at... ‘ 5.00 DINING CHAIRS $2 45 ‘ ugs ¢ —o. -Sze, Raitcnncbsccinidens a) Rabon $4.50 WOOD ROCK- $2 25 § 817.00 VELVET RUG Sit 98 RUGS—9x12 ft. _going at..... ’ a | — : ; ERS—going at. . doo —4.6x6.6 ea Q 98 $68 ROYAL WILTON $43. 50 Gee $6.50 DINING CHAIRS $3.85 s week $ 5.75 | o28y5 iE pee oh S| BE Steel and pie anaglengapagal $3.45 $36 AXMI — $1 % RUGS—9x12 a Living- oom going a peters A 9 : = ° ; 2 = T E -—going at...... ae ret EE, Me $128 ROYAL WIL- $88. 00 . oe. 00 DINI $4 0 bee aS is week 23.75 4 Vik ”) ) Ho it $10.00 WOOD ROCK gs 80) @ soo axminsTER $37 50 TON RUGS-Oxi2 ft ° R k —going at. : ee Sweek 42.50 | ) as etib eaters sss B ds ae ‘ oT ; $140 JAP ORIENTAL ~ $79. 00 Chairs, OCKET'S $10.00 DINING CHAIRS $5 85 | te is week 68.75 | KS hE eee rass e $17.50 UPHOLSTERED $9 9 $74 AXMINSTER $49 99 RUGS —9x12 ft. 4T tr -going at..... ° be . 5 | we cf Qucsese ~ hon e of steel and ROCKERS— going at... . RUGS—8.5x10.6 ft.... Velour an apo 7 $12.00 DINING CHAIRS $6 15 ee is week 72.2 | eee NY } its] jf iF pease ome lare at the very highest I $95.00 UPHOLSTERED $13 49 & Upholstered pt EE PE a s week 130.00 iH £4 Moti “Se “Enea fuality’ weds" "st | ROCKERS going at, ... OU. C bil ets ‘Recbaoia ROCKER going at... 9QelO Me: + ‘ — 2fock O . es as . Qr NS =e t oe i Seet . eee ¢ FALE eanelomastengibet | socaERS sanest 919.88 | Music Ca m iy. woxdertat collgetien ut | ROCRER—gotng a China Closets AS : } sae Mor aa | $5.00 STEEL BEDS $2 15 , n and im highest-grade Boi a ogg ve ‘Gucen ROCKER going at $13.85 3 ; t a5 eepenaes = y ~~ Sate ‘ —goin ES Cre ee * : Maneesey, Vor — Prema se sheraton, | HODEASS RE re anenrt« RO S 250 CHINA CLOS- ¥ # ere m ‘ a EEL BEDS ; en ot different design nent. of Sectional, Bookcases. All | $32.50 CHAIR OR $17 95 ETS— going at 9 , ‘a Ot, ” : $7.00 ST $3 $5 Kitc Of GHierga: Gves — of hae pee OORCASE 3 gpa: KER— oirg at s S—gzoing at..... ‘ me Soa sete eT ata oe aire, . “a B sacrifices ROC 4 CLOS ? 50 ere | Sie ee -—going at. a eee $7.50 $25.00 BOOKCASES 65 $40.00 CHAIR OR $39.00 CHINA 5g 9 7 a . - enn ey $12.00 STEEL BEDS § §5 INETS—going at 7 . ine at . ETS—going a 7 Ny is week $97.50 gist 2. . —going at...... ROCKER—going a ap ee ° mit Bik See ine § i — $52.50 CHINA CLOS $3 : | EE oe sas a —going at.. a $20.00 MUSIC CAB $11 93 $35.00 BOOKCASES 19 $5 $50.00 CHAIR OR $27 50 $52.! : a 4 is week 105.00 “tet ahah Si] ble dt i een is “ phew Saag a $9.65 f hen Cabinets INETS—going at " —going at. a ROCKER—going at “ wre AB ose CLOS eg . ' ae wee , Be aaa "i oes & ; Lee ! eds © en “abit “4 SES ‘ Sag safes is week 133.00 ert " ats wi i MWY —— —guing & EDS cate Guened: into ‘ev ‘tre of. [ $35.00 MUSIC CAB 18 93]: $50.00 BOOKCASES $28. 50 sony pe at. . $37.75 Ss, : | 4 ' ' it ' ‘\ . . - $26 00 a B $1 420 The price ; + = h 1c] sip Se yes to INETS- eoing at . ‘ going at eiee eee [- ETS 3 gZ0 B ' : = es ee eae I fered should -indues La eae oe ie ™ ae Ga = tite Be. Ren BEDS be here es $37.50 PLAYER CAB 21 00 $70.00 BOOKCASES $36. 40 Cedar Chests ae... . ee es oe « ! a satceegi $30. 00 STEEL $1 5 60 ‘ave about one-half th ot eee caygios “ going at. oie m ta is Ages Gi! , t eemaeew! —going at. : “ 3 50 KITCHEN CAB 0 ee BOOKCASES 00 RED CEDAR 5 ining- ee : rT) 3.5 ! . $15.0 . ae : | sass! t PH $32.00 BRASS BEDS $1 7 78 $23.50 -going at....... St 3.0 $50.00 PLATE CAS $29 00 ane at... $43.50 CHEST —going at $7.7 A Tie , eedecsssesees: Se sesbessen ces —going at. . : $28.75 KITCHEN CAB- @48 QQ | INETS—soing at . van $18.00 RED CEDAR 975 | ables A ches copy so | | : $40.00 BRASS BEDS $23.50 INETS. —going at | 2 apa A CHEST—going at s ie ©, priced accora- —going at..... BRE 3.75 KITCHEN CAB- $ 0) 4 G Wa $20.00 RED CEDAR $ 98 a ee $6. 5 \ ee cents to $4.50 $55.00 a BEDS 7 $32.25 nth -roing at.. 21 6 We re Almost iving y CHEST—going at 1 1. —going at......... sed 7 : & ee 13 inches wide: encomnassmeDs $64.90 | HusrTOTEN A $95.20 NDS J ses22cre $17.60 | eiebeexe asces | gg 75 “a : I S—going : C _ ‘ go , } a d'g inches wide; ne ss -*3:-: a : $50.00 KITCHEN CAB 29.85 ote peut coger $20 QB | szs1.00 prniNG TABLES "5 $12 85 § | oe 3 wea = moe INETS—going at... CHEST—going at. : s - — at. .... 4 - aoe : hors Poem Sony While They Last SreD CA $24.40 | verze Due tance $44 gg dsome patterns ; Win sor oc er INETS—going ee e ] “y CHEST- going at s ~ goin at. eT Ca 5 CEDAR 0 DINING TABLES ita Ow and 6 inches OR S14 CCUILD'S DESI + an Io tte and felt $50.00 RED t . ‘ve t S ; customer wants; : ; $10 WINDS ; at $4.75 e CHAITR— Very top—going CHEST—-going at....... ; going a 8 i idth Ses eccnewasehemeerss en: tt none seme o---« L b ar a es strong «~ Rae Sees at.... 7 $40.00 DINING TABLE! $21 25 varying widths. ; Y, . 4 ; ttt $15 WINDSOR Q 715 ] r y rack and inkwell 62.25 DOLL. ¢ RTS going at.. s : aS 75 cents i BPN Lh. i td +} oing at..... WU. TABLE — Made o 50 a ice tt 75 TABLES 6 85 : Te Mls som TY Gina peace $1 0 50 and Davenport Tables TABLE — Made of e a few in stock— * a resses apna $2 : : nen DH LEY at / +4 2 ya neinc in quality Prom) cng fu . a k inish a \~- ‘ a | : : et be ocREae fame %.--: : ctralght-line Mission Design Table | famed oak tints} 1000 CHILD'S Dis 0 oon A EASES—ccing at. Beene | 955.00 DINING TARLES 0 . DSOR 5 ; arming P eriod style Si1.no Hi lid ANI M ATTRESSES going a | + | s : | F OORERS—going pee $1 2.1 These Tai -t ave been marked at “t= os p= IF = te LAA oa € = 0 . * S rings $15 LIBRARY TABLE $7 60 weet — — s nt ee eal TRESSES—going at + going at a 4 as = ogee ae odze 0 o 2.35 : ¥ s3 A. sof) As he = : : p —going at....... r $60 KITCHEN CAB- 50 ROCKER - aa meee $7.75 $17.50 45-LB. FELT MATTRESSES a | ‘a BE PE Se ore | i $8.50 GOOD QUALITY $4 95 $20 LIBRARY TABLE Ly 0.40 INET — White enam- . peer. ertenee : going $1 2.75 Chiff orobe Ss : # ae od Bs = : fe - : a SPRINGS—going atv. . _ -going at. cee ss latest improv ements a) +O i aches is at ; , . saree ee? ti ‘eee ' | | ; : 4: oe = the nest Sheraton an own —goi : BE itive joy to the | ¢ = eoing at.....---- : $3 : dale Period designs. BY ne pead the 1 TERS and RANGE ere ane LAMPS 5 $75.00 CHIFFOROBES $42 60 & —o | ar Tt . $44 05 prices celine iain , 2 BRIDG h& BEACH RANGE : alia at ia: $9. 8 going at ” i C . - Rete ” Lt Od | vie \r —going at. * $27.50 MASSIVE $14 75 CHARTER OAK HEATERS 5 $49 75 zy \ BUFFETS—-voing at . y $9.75 5 4 iy | $30.00 TABLE LAMPS 5 6. 15 Sooo : ® - now at $9, 89 meant h & BEACH RANGE going at 1 . wht +.) hee c 4 $38.00 MASSIVE $ 0 TER IL ATERS oF , =n otha que s) ~ Chiffoniers BUFFETS—going at... .. 21.4 Caan vem Ose _* et i 1} by Tea Wagons BS lar price $55. 00 i. lar price 320.00 $| 2, 15 ow a if $22 50 TEA WAGON $1 ? 85 . ve 8" $47.50 MASSIVE now | , commInATION BAno™ D ttes ing at ee : , :) aT: $8. 75 riba eed. $26.70 " ‘Rv ue OAK HEATERS $14, 15 pric h, : $57, 50 Davene 9 75 ore. TEA WAGON $1 6.98 2 " ‘ ---going at......--- enn i p 0 t : wD J ™~ ale, ae ~ a aa an ahd . i we By as ow e " > * “ he * aves s ~ ee

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Sug : * ;. " Fen ‘ , 7" 2 ~_ — * hee pieces parblaes aint gage ape sett OPES Set i bere yt Ngee Saige a Ripe: poppet 9 os. ac arg r Pi - 2s = ent gay Wes aR ee Sah ak’ op Lares hee Speke WNC a, PRANAB nh Te epapereate caver stp oe Pet rcetersseror es mieageed pap rnpiten ste. ae te: ~o * me a ses RPE) aac Pt) sige : si Se VO ot oe ~ 4 els a det i] ” 7 a » fhe Hp) oo: _ einai 4 bow . — * = ' . PY oss i ee Or eee SE ear ee Newt er pigs BE 6M oe ) eae apt ae > ve Cee des 54 * eetne thie tines S st my Vigeeae vb oS ‘pete eS sen) 8 Ea Beas agce RY cathy tyrant, gen mF ie ar Ay W iy apa ve AR a 40 %, Jct ES eatin ges $0: 5 RD ANGE Naeem at ae NP BOO ln LEP pe ee sf pe bee) ES 4 aby. ra ad ce __STLOUNS POST- ‘OISPATCH ———— Te fee we wre Hawes, treasure r; Byron XN. Mose general secretary, and William Ward, assistant secretary. The cam- UNITED WAR WORK DRIVE paign o $2,500,000 in the ampaign, Nov. 11 to 15, will meet f today in ecutives of the zation to complete 29° which’ St. one-half. Kansas City’s $1,000,000, 000 to be emt committee is composed ts L,. Fries. chairman; Jos farroll, Charles E. Bascom, Fiseman, Harry H. Lange Be r D. Merner, pr Allen T. West. bie; : . . . | for the week here have been opened - Campaign Committee to Discuss! 4+ Broadway and Locust streets. ce The 705 Red Cross chapters. in quiring Into Activities Reported Methods of Raising City’s the Southwestern $2,500,000 Quota. American Red Cross been asked by Manager Society has Officers and mem bers of the Cam- | to the Committee which will have A harge of raising St I'nited War United War Work resolution adopted by the Wa Work tion chapter, reads: eonference with the ex- “The War Council of the Liberty Loan organi- plans for carry- tion on the part of the chapters an ng on the work. members throughout the Missouri's quota is $5,000,000, of with the United War Work cam Louis is expected to raise paign, to be carried on in the quota IS‘ of Nov. 1 to 18, in thus leaving but $1,590,- raised in the 21 districts gorsed by the Gover en Martin Shaughnessy addquarters Division of the ( George W. | Simmons to give their entire support campaign. . Louis’ quota Of (@oyuncil of the’ Red Cross organiza- _ which has been mailed to each American hkied Cross urges the utmost Cco-Opera- country week support of the seven recreational organizations In- iment. The work organizations is of in- in the State outside of the two cities. «gf these The organizations represented 1n egtimable importance and every the War Work campaign are the. American citizen should support Young Men's Christian Young Women's Christian tion, National Catholic War Council, which includes the I War Camp American Salvation Army. ‘has been asked to turn to the Men Who Will Conduct Campaign.' ,¢ war. The will direct the are Thomas H. F’. Association, their whole-heartedly.” World of Sport to Aid. During the week of the campaigr $170, Associa- Knights of Co- Jewish Welfare Board, Community Service, Library Association and umbus: ing this vast sum the campaign ryenerously > and } 500.000 is to be raised in the I’nited States, and to assist in rais- world of sport work proceeds of hundreds The United War Work officers who of football contests, golf tournaments, campaign in St. West, (C‘arter, vice chairman; Louis| poxing matches and other chairman; W.! will be given to the Richard 38. tions represented in the campaign. contests seven organiza- THE GRIME ’ OF THE AGE Is the abanee ves ‘tp vy Spectacles and Eyeglasses by incompetent opticians who call for their license ge et pica is one of ee, a are physicians Ask them Clice medicine in Miss I AM a Moen 5 —" Is MORE PREC IOUS. THAN ee in St. Louis: t)} : s Meee ulist and optician and have practiced for manv vears solicited refer Hse lave been successful ts attested by more than 50.000 un- should glass oo If vour eves are diseased I will care for them. and total ‘ont " er e neede d, I wii! prescribe and make them corre ctly. and the 2 Frain t for reatment and glasses wil] not exceed the orice of a pair of GUAR PANTIE ee do irreparable iniurvy to vour eyes. SATISFACTION d I am both the oculist and optician. + ga A splendid rimless Eyeglass mounting; a $7.50 BI-FOCAL LENSES 29 a vair oo. Bg Bs rt Nag ng ube Hoge +H uur pate a wnair 5S clever imitation of the Shur-On; this week at $1.55 a pair. G. MORITZ, M. D., The Oculist-Optician GoD N. BROADW AY (Just North of W sdeccanannceachitaen Av.) ~——— — FREE My book on the eye. exposing the eve-clinic graft the grafting ocullst and the Zraftine optician that makes interesting reading. Call or write for one. _- — oe = ome URN SOUTH "ON L1S™TO WALNUT ST iy For MY wide” AUTO BATTERY SERVICE Learn What Real Yorth While Battery Service Will Do for You “YExtde’’ Battery Service tery user-——-it promotes longer life and bet ter Exide Battery Depots, Inc. (Factory Branch) 2ist and Walnut Sts. Olive R185. fentral 6143 ‘ stands for freater efficiency and econorny to the Dbat- ! te r se rvice from al] makes of starting bat- SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES THE LAST CHANCE FOR A FREE COLLEGE EDUCATION FOR BOYS OF 18 YEARS AND OVER The extension of time to October 30th allowed by the Government enables us to accept 40 more students who can meet our requirements. Here Are the Requirements: Four years high school course \or 13 high school units, equivalent to little more than three years of high school work. Must be 18 years old or over and registered. Those who were 21 vears or over and who registered previous to September 12th are not eligible. This does not apply, however, to other than class one-registrants. This offers: Free College Education Free Board and Lodging Free Military Training Per Month Under lt. 8. Army Officer | By the U. Ss. Free Uniform and Complete Equipment: Govern- Free Medical Attention ment Free Y. M. C. A. Swimming Poo! | In Addition THE ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY is one of the oldest and best equipped colleges of its «lass and offers a wide range of college and teehnical courses. : New barracks for 300 men and a new elub building for the and entertainment of the students. e This is an unusually fine opportunity to qualify for Officers’ ing Camp or work in Staff of Army Corps. As there is room for but 40 more students. prompt Induction closes October 30th. Wire or phone at once at our expense if vou wish to n THEODORE KEMP, President. ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY. Bloomington, III. | And | $30. 00 comfort Train action is advised , . mike apnheation. ——_— SCHOOL? AWN ILLEGES | * ee. ee tad ‘ . TIME E. Pianc Playing traont een ae Positively Cured Without an operation No Charge for Consultation. dor : ; our uplis ail ‘ ‘ ry Hours: 10 to 12, 2 to 4 mm «(STy Rave becon Ay * : € » t he 20 essary lic 4 74 undays by appolatment only b 8nd old take this course with the fame Gegree of success Send ir W A LEWIN M D f cail for free Booklet Open eve ' nings ad e . . . : CHRISTENSEN sSCTIOOL OF ro 670 Star Bidg., 12th and Olive PULAR MURIC, Suite Os .4 and Ride : een Olive 2972 Central 8547 ’ * P SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27. j918 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH en ee ee nee |police by y © OOLERERS PLUNDER "SOLDIERS NEAR STATION Bureau In- Army Intelligence by Y. M. C. A. Officials. The Army Intelligence Bureau, was learned by the tion of the white bootleggers of tion, following M. — lrive for stenographe rs sirous of interesting the young people mie Writers for the Woman's Di- Vision of the United States Labor Bu- ‘A year ago approximately 3000 for stenographic has JUST | educational, de- partment is arranging to establish a “the ducted fairly and not in a manner reconstruction course for the military hospitals ant oli persons sntevested GHURCH FEDERATION SUGGESTS are prema sted to send their names and addresses to Mrs. Elias Michael. Volunteer Aid Division is plan- ‘ning to hold a registration Nov. 7 and war re- They are particularly de- | (army. General Hour of Prayer and Familiar Hymns Beginning at 11 A. M., Program Outlined. This is the third Sunday that the Religious Or- churches of St. Louis have been as a precaution against the lief drives | may in war activities. ait ‘at tn The War Board of vyanizations has organized a commit--: closed reer as a medical officer . | ; (Gorgas, rmerly * SERVICE IN HOME FOR SUNDAY reon-Ceneral, was recalled to th, 7 — tive list recently . Singing Of the retitement age while in His first task will be to complete report so that the oum have the manner in wh and wounded American sold being cared for in France, The Church nearest relatives tee to write to the of the the honor roll each day. spread of influenza. Federation yesterday issued a call to Louis” men whose names appear in Christian people of St. to observe an hour of prayer in their crs from the polls. The -ministers tained political interests will suc- ceed in preventing many negroes from exercising their rights linked up with the Democratic party to run down negro registrants,” the letter states. “We speak for thou- Instant Relief! who hate the sa- right Ol s ‘6 | It with mean to fight it to its St. but this traducing of the col- Rheumatism is ‘ They insist the large number seuih ¢ Geadstiian | | Men’s and Boys’ Heavy Sweaters, 81 #2 negro registrants is due to the move in reatment. Stop drugging. Rub ath a ment to St. Louis of negroes seeking p soothing penetrating ‘St. Jacob's Men's & Boys’ Jersey Sweaters, ‘S).0.« BAKER’ Y TRIBUTE. T0 GORGAS better living conditions and schools. Oil’ ’ directly upon the ‘‘te nde ‘r spot’’ |Men’s Heavy Union Suits..... 1.50 cuimianbieilia ‘Those who signed the letter are: The pers relief comes instantly. ‘‘St. Ja- Men’s All-Wool Sweaters..... > OF gsiaveniiaaiees ee neevicen- ef Wa-Ber |'Reverends BR. F. Abbott, Union Me-/| £9” § rand is a harmless rheumatism eoa-General tnaeaweeatel i | morial M. E. Church: es GC. Shaw, cure Which never disap points and ¢can- D bI L [ S T : . : | not burn the skin. Ou . ag e lamps omorrow Military Post. | Metropolitan Zion Church, and W. Paul A 2. Kirst Negro Pigs ae Robin- Oil”’ and in just Limber up. Maxwell, Baptist Church; J. Francis Duna-| #24 stiffness. Leonard Avenue Baptist and George E. Stevens, Cen- ralgia, yg ton backache, swelling.—ADYV. | “The shame of the situation lies in AWAY: the fact the anti-saloon forces have Rub the Pam Men's $20.00 Suits & O’Coats, 14.50 Jacobs Ojil.’® Men’s 30.00 Suits & O’Coats, 19.75 :' pain only.’’ of Not one case in fifty requires inter- Quit complaining. (ret a small trial ‘bottle of ‘‘St. a moment you'll be free from any rheumatie pain, Don’t suffer. and a@ eure awuits vou. Bt. Oil’’ is just as good for sciatica, neu- sprains and homes, beginning at 11 a. ™. It is suggested that ‘‘Nearer My | God to Thee.” or some other familiar ® hymn be sung and that prayers be BOYS’ HEAVY offered for the abatement of influenza: for the President and the leaders of the allies; for the army (Trench Models ) and navy and Red Cross nurses, and Men's Heavy Underwear, Qhe 6 a in its tasks during and | Men’s Heavy Suits & O’Coats. 9.75 The federation also gave notice; that religious gatherings of not more than eight persons would be permit- ted by the authorities and that under 2.50 this ruling Sunday school teachers | 5.85 might invite a few children to their | homes for Bible study. Men’s Jeans, Corduroy Pants. Boys’ Heavy Corduroy Suits. 3 sociated Press. | Ww ASHING ‘TON. Oct. 26.—Major- | General William C. Gorgas, just back | from ah inspection trip to France, received from Secretary Baker today | letter which has been made a part | Lue of the military record, Ji ac ob s soreness Relief Jacob's expressing | the appreciation of the nation of dis- | | tinguished service during a long ca- || gray streaks ruly silver threads ure the hairofany wx who once learns i wonderful color soldiers and, whisky or morphine and co-' nT MTT Fe / oN BP ‘a [Jet Ame y ‘ J 14> | f AY i Y SAL gh ke mar Meh % io oe weld a it ANTE Fe ONSET EE NA QDOM, AVERY. i Ww) 2 Sa SS SSS Z. > EONS Zz . PNT FFFZPPOMO. SD ik eC > ae {es = if a Le acegegense ceraees| peaar a ps4ee ae Pa A eT Ok SE ey —_ << .—————— —e —_- -— ay SAN , JOOTTRETRL « KR SARA . WS * ee ~ — — nabe Ampico Of all the remarkable inventions of recent years it is doubtful if any is more wonderful than the Ampico Re- producing Piano. This instrument at the touch of a button proceeds, with- out further attention, to reproduce the playing of noted pianists with amazing fidelity of touch and expression. ivery detail of technique in the playing of Godowsky, Ornstein, Hofmann, Bauer and others, the supreme in- dividuality that gives to each master inimitable charm, is reproduced by the Ampico in a manner indistinguishable from the actual performance by the artist himself. Nothing in music approaches the fine excellence of the Ampico in its reproductions—not as imitations, but as exact playing. ‘ Music serves best as recuperation for tired nerves and wearied minds. The man of affairs whose business drives leave him worn at the end of the day will find in the Am- pico a companionship, restoring poise, freshening energy and furnishing new resourcefulness. This wonderful instrument (made in either Grands Uprights) is an investment which will furnish you a life- HAINES BROS. — time of happiness. Conroy’s only in America’s greatest Pianos MARSHALL & WENDELL Can be purchased on terms to suit | We have the exclusive sale of tickets to all of Miss Elizabeth Cueny’s Concerts | CONROY 10 REASONS Why you should have an Ampico Reproducing Piano In your home for CHRISTMAS 1—It is not an Ordinary Player Piano. 2—Has no pedals to pump and | tire you. ; | 3—Is operated by an Electric Mo- ; tor. 4—-Can be played by hand as an ‘ ordinary Piano. : 5—Reproduces the playing of the world’s greatest pianists. 6—Plays any 88-note roll on the ; market. 7—Will play over any roll as many times as you wish. * 8—Sells for the price asked for a % good player piano. a 9—It is a Christmas Present for e the entire family. * 10—Will help pupils who are studying music. A The Ampico is sold at : KNABE — ) — Corner Il* & Olive “dhe Fouse Lat Guarantees all its Riamos aegis i: . " . ue hile ene eet int ba cummin Come on yo Machinis Blacksmt Welders Truck Di Stenogra Cooks an Hard Gu a Have you wu Tanks need. If you'll neve If you’ve the for a fight that TANKS. _ When the er down our boys, tke a tornado, «ets glancing off they plunge, crt their enormous the doughboys It’s not play Trojan, hustles around, He of is “

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l officer fo the as, formerly Sur- S recalled to the ac. when he reached ge while in France. ill be to prepare a so that the country benefit of his jud- nner in which sick merican soldiers are n France. ray streaks and une iver threads disfig. he hairofany woman once learns of this derful color restorer. eek t tenet \ ro In from 4 to 8 ed _ ppears. T. Goldman’s r Color Restorer crude dye, but a clear, liquid, clean as water. n't interfere with sham- , curling and dressing lway. Write for the bottle and special comb, the exact color of the If possible, enclose a im your letter. RY T. GOLDMAN Bidg., St, Paul, Mies. ished 50 years aur. “Day PA eaeaae By eee ~——- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH or : — ‘ mr. os he pos. 7" ae ee Sar APs gk ge Sty a ae. 1 oe Ft ee ae? olf. ‘7 tad Se ‘ ‘ / af peas i ’* a, a a ers i i. ar? ’ Be > CE FS ta : ‘ . 2 ao ., “26 . * e ; . pate ~] ¢* eae mg Zz @?- ow "% vy er > ** 23 con eee oN NS, , ‘ 3s" Jee —— oe ee ; 7 - 7 “oh ee ae - a. > . + 4 i ~ ° . - ._ > 2 + a UV oe pe, ..,. a ae ge ee ES REN, *,? 7 > &§- EE ACTION SO Your Country’s Super-Need! MEN to MAN the TANKS The Tank Corps wants you if you are up to Tank require- ments. or if he is a mechanic, tends the motor __If he’s a driver, cramped up in a narrow space, with only a small slit to see through, he has a job that tries a man. It takes men, real live ALL-MAN men to make good in the tank service. But if you get in you'll have fight, FIGHT with capital letters. You’ll have a real chance to show the ‘sort you are. If you are a MAN, the Tanks need YOU. Join now! Uncle Sam is building this newest, most terrible weapon of warfare in thousand lots. He needs men. TANK men are his SUPER-NEED today. He needs YOU, if you can fill the bill. Come in now, today, right this minute, and if you'll do, you can get into the big show overseas very soon. If you have the capacity to be a leader you can become an officer, for the TANK: CORPS is expanding rapidly and men who entered as privates are winning commissions, . You’ll have to hurry, too, because this branch of the serv- ice will soon be closed to volunteers. This advertisement is patriot- ically contributed to aid Tank Corps Recruiting by: Join the Tanks! Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co. 4 Treat Em Rough! Missouri State Life Ins. Co. : The Cupples Company. Koken Barber Supply Co. TANK CORPS McElroy-Sloan Shoe Co. Recruiting Office Indiahoma Refining Co, Commonwealth Steel Co. 310 N. 12th Street Post-Dispatch Building National Refrigerators Co. Samuels Shoe Co. St. Louis, Mo. ROGERS, Recrulting Officer. The R. A. Hoffmann Ins. Agency. W. C. Brown. Chase Bag Co. LIEUT. J. T. C. H. Albers Commission Co. Ce ee ee ee ae ee Open This Afternoon 1 P. M. to 6 P. M. ee OF ee Se A ‘ ‘ _ “ ‘ 2 bs “ ol La eS See, Wh af Fal 1 ~~ ‘“ 7 Pts a x As s ~ wa ee. ah oe Se oa ’ \ ’ (EP , SE a ant Tee Mcele y Cae ea SOE RAO aa ge a ge ae Bhi oss , ’ nh « ATS ha i ig ays a ad y x. * Be “nag torte és 9 1 eis Ah nia A dey “ mae” & s , i a = r n n. %. & ee ee ae ae by aces.” i ‘ Bi dighe wom + aah Sana Bm ” . - Bt Be a ed i ree eS an i - . owe © . diguel ra , a a wes corey Se & ~—~ Oe x - ’ one - . ee nan. Eade aod ee Oy et Oy a _ ieee “a le nese

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n and up the p little e ina he had baten a put the had ex- at when gne. | drop. 7?’ said an- Alps a cloth- against certain Frozen er here owever. in an han, be. v, often ev can The ra- of wine ine nen and re also he flat. y drank sd their d, with left the entirely ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1918. [Aviator Football Teams SHPSON'S CREA WORK FEATURE OF (Ge P IKEWAY VICTORY 8 seam former Wisconsin | Star Scores 15 Points Against Westmin- a ster—Score Is 29-6. a @-Yard Forward Pass, Schuster to Weidlich, Gives Blue Jays Only Score. 74 Saad LT ; “FULTON, Mo., Oct. 26.—Wash-| fagton University of st. Louis de- Westminster — feated ina game that was characterized by fast playing and aggressiveness on | the part of both = elevens. rather unfavorable football condi- tions. A warm and mofst atmios- phere worked a hardship players, and most ‘Preathing like wind-broken before the game was over. despite horses dition, and not a Blue Jay was laid @ut, while a players had to call for time. An outstanding the speedy and shifty quarterback of the Washington team. He ran the game in great shape, and, in addi-. tion to some spectacular open-field | running, did some splendid work in_ several of the. | keystone arch of the winter or- (the manager is and what i} team he has. forward passing. scores made by the Pikers being due) aerial heaving of | to the Simpson. Washington was penalized more frequently than Westminster, but it evidently was due to the fast work of the linemen, who seemed to get the jump on the Westminster Plays i their eagerness to break them up. Holding also set the Pikers back a perfect humber of yards at various stages of | the battling. Simpson Is First to Score. Simpson scored the first touch- down in the opening quarter after a series of line plunges and passes and Winkleman kicked goal. Simpson added six more points to Washington's total in the second pe- fiod when he went around the Blue Jay right end for a spectacular 30- yard run and touchdown. The goal Was kicked. Westminster got into Washington's territory about the middle of the quarter and then began to fight in away that gained yards. until they Were Within a few vards of the Wash- ington gval line. Here the Pikers held for downs and punted out of dan- ger. The Blue Jays came right back and a 40-yard forward pass from Schuster. former St. Louis Central High star. to Weidlich. Kinley and Manual Training pummler, back of Washington's goal pigskin line, netted Westminster a_touch- down. Goal was missed. Berger (rosaces Goal Line. Simpson and Berger alternated for Washington in carrying the third quarter, but penalties held the bal] in the middie of the field. Berger finally got away for a long run and planted the ball behind the goal. He kicked out but the ball was fumbled, denying Washington a try at kick for goal. Feyerborn made the fourth down for Washington in the fourth quarter and the attempt at failed. Simpson dropped a beautiful goal from the 20-yard line. ended the scoring for the day. The work of Winkelman, the big Tight guard of Washington, the first order. thas a great eleven and Westminster ee ae tredit for its game fight Schuster, which in the making Rodes, Kistler and Weidlick did the | best playing for Westminster. Simp- | 80n outshone all his teammates, but Was given able assistance by Berger, Winkelman, Lippert. and Pothoff. Lineup and summary: Washington. Positions. Busick.. see Lo ele _Left tackle... Left guard... ’ Genter «...25- . ...Right -guard......- _Lyne n ., Right tackle ».. Hennessey Right _, Quarterback Left halfback.... Fullback ...Baker .... Right halfback.....Vrozda e by periods: 1, Washington ..... 6 9--29 Westminster ._.. eo 0 Oo 6 Substitutions —Westminster. Fkala. Hawkins for Lynch. ér, Powell for Baker. Westminster. Kistler Carey for Washington, ack- Grant for Nehr, Meyer and Seibert in ary? field; Shepperd, Hastings, Hafner and ! n line. ~ » FF 1, Rer- SischGow ne -Simpson 2, Feuerborn |. 1, Weldiick 1. Goale—Winkleman = 2. goa) —Simpson. Officials Referee, Missouri: umpire, Miller. Missouri; linesman, Koontz, Westminster. - oe £1 PORES WILL TRY FOR . RECORD IN TITLE RUN NEW YORK. Oct. 26.—Charlie Pores, Btional 5-mile champion, is very an- LINE SHOWS UP WEI | “IT see the ending of the war,” ' the College on Priest Field this afternoon, 29 to 6, | on the) of them were! West- | minster seemed to be in the best con- | number -of Pikeway. feature of the game was the ‘work of Eber Simpson, | forward | once a Mce- | the ball in| touch- | goal | Near the close of the game, | field was of | Washington showed | great Weildlick for. HOevoMaesouucueneseneeessonmasasanseniotrzastessesrzag ught to Have No Trouble ‘Mastering th \)| WEISS WI TQ BILLIKEN SQUAD Backfield Candidate to Be le avue { iat. Saat makes you look so gay, preme SO gay ?’’ Said Rooter-on- Parade. “It’s looking better every day.” | The Center Fielder Said. ae "What do you smile for?’ Said Rooter-on-Parade. and chuckle Fame | war | The Center Fielder said. mina ial “For the Kaiser has been walloped | all around the bloomin’ ring; | According to the Papers he's a badly | | battered King; | There'll be a grand revival of the. | pastime in the spring And I'll start to holding out tomor- | row mornin’.”’ | Mitchel] pay ?’’| the Off hand | ranville, “Will you receive a raise in Said Rooter-on-Parade. “I will, or I'll refuse to play,’’ The Center Fielder said. “I hear they'll cut your pay in half,” | Said Rooter-on-Parade. “My lip is split, don't laugh,’’ The Center Fielder said. “For, I'll say I've had an offer from a team in Paris, France; | Or, maybe London. England, have offered me a chance. At any rate I'll sting ‘em for a bun- dle of ‘advance,’ | |And I’ll start to holding out tomor-. row mornin’.”’ a & didn't could make me-§ Boston will in life | Mack. Necessary Evils. | The minute you climinate the “hold-out"” you put a damper on the Hot Stove League. The “Oliver Twists’ of the pastime form the ‘ager or team’ as ever. It ganization. | j rectum J Kline ‘Collegiate Eleven Registered 21! tion wa: First Downs Against Seven for Soldier Rivals. FP ideghoed: ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 26.—Camp/| Gordon's football team, composed of | phys ball pieyer to make the su- Sacrific | Enter the Hall of Fame. “Harvard” best remembers das the old third baseman - Was a good ba!'l player and played ir. should be Connie Mack has clinched his | Two more Claim to Pitcher Scott Perry by ie serene the payment to Boston of $2500. Connie is now all dressed up and | backfield berth, who looked extreme.- no place to go. There is s 'to whether George Stallings or Fred | h Success of the \ Johnny 'dolph, “‘Lefty”’ handicap the notice it The Mystery Team. | As a matter of tact that 1914 | form machine explained. where, won the world’s title and | tice faded over night. seemed to have been to exemplify the baseball. you don't | All .of which leaves the old ques- tion: ‘‘Does the team does the manager FEAR IN DIRECTUM J. IS SOLD | be necessary to | WINS | TO MURPHY FOR $5000' _B: B. Gould stated INDIANAPOLIS, FR(M GORDON -(} Winning pacer on the j | this season, was today so] b of Pouwxhk this afternoon to Pou price is Sa Wirectum J. has $13.27 i free-for-all] ’ ” biichAj Os Drafted This Week—Duffy Has Fractured Arm. Coach Quigley’s St. Louis Universi- football squad yesterday consumed entire afternoon in a strenuous practice session at Sportsman's Park, | in lieu of the many games they had but all of which were can- | The turnout was very small, | Grant owever, and the coach was unable | a practice game as he de- Very good, Eddie! 4 = Kddie Grant will be; th Phillies’ a ‘r soldie) The firs lurranged, | Philadelphia after], “Eddie * + * mishaps occurred to mar outlook for the Billi- “Doc” Weiss, candidate for a | ly promising against McKendree last ; j Z }! Tne (grand to Tommy Murphys and the black stal- from the Joecal track rhkee psi The! \ dl to be $5000 | Ryan ! vears old, died of ' to his ‘suffered in a game played on Oct. 6. | and will be raced in he | Rvan was a halfback on a team playv- by -; ing in what is Known as the “Prairie reuit paces next yea! 'der the ‘ter Bagegerman, Dr. W. S | played this afternoon at ' the leading LOCAL TEAMS, Washington 29, Weatminster 6. WESTERN TEAMS. Great Lakes 0, Northwestern 0. Camp Grant 7, Wisconsin 0. Western Reserve 6, Oberlin 2. Drake 55, Des Moines College 7, Coe 0, Cornell College 0. Chicago Naval Heserve 7, I11j- noisx 0, Minnesota 25, St. Thomas 7. Depauw % Camp Purdeu 7, Wabash 21, Fort Harrison En- gineers 20, Wooster 13, Baldwin-Wallace 7, EASTERN TEAMS. Ratgers 39, Lehigh 0. Muhlenberg 7, lafayette 0. Swarthmore 51, Ursinus 7, League Island Marines 7, Penn- syivania 0. Navy 47, Newport Navals 7. Syracuse 13, Navy Transport Corps 0, SOUTHERN TEAMS, Georgia Tech 28, Camp Gordon 0. MARQUETTE TROPHY SHOOT FINAL TODAY Ten of the leading amateur trap- Shooters of St. Louis will compete today in the finals of the Marquette Hiotel trophy event at the St. Louis Sharpshooters’ Association Park. The program consists of 100 targets, un- Elliot sliding handicap sys- tem: The handicap distances will be from 16 to 23 yards. The entrants in the event are Pe- Spencer, N. R. Huff, Fred Fink, W. J. McGin- nis. E. E. Stone, Edgar »' "tS : ba he i; M4 ; evs « " »@ . oot: & Le ka > . t1%, a So an, ae + ud $ . * ‘ . ee.’ "S ; rh : be ee f° * "? : ay Ponoe fs Joni) " s : »- > ic, at Wesem- b ; ~ e »* . - 2 Z : “a * = © t ‘ nS ; * - bas a y 7,32 q aie , ° > ; - Y - se yo - d ' of : 4 ‘ | é i. ,* on ors ‘} e . A ‘ eg ; — we 4 os we ok * Tonge ; e , / ay » ei re ‘ , & ‘ os ~ >» > . « ; } L we heat ; . : ~~ ‘7. - * . Ww ” > > Owe ‘ . een eh : » ei ~~ hs 7 ; ,- . = he tere » ~~ to Health and Comfort a ‘Wool Suits and ‘Overcoats Style and Quality the ~The , : .* ‘se . Koy ee .. , tg * Bee ; 4 _ 4 12M > i ; , : " PL od x : ~ wa es «J 9 : . ‘ rt -~ . ‘> ri fe : * 7 ” rn $? = at ¥ “~ ~§ hes . ‘ * r \er* » : Like :t6 | iw ~—a > AL os ow Tt 2a saat > “YE oe - Ps 4, Lee : ih = A : oe ee ’ fey ‘~. ; ami 4 o¢ C * xt " ah a uae? Se Pe Sg FN, es eae ge eS ME a ' * se AES ae % , ~— ae ke. toe : : r e¥ bs alt: eS & ae 7 ee ; ~ t, Ei t ’ | ere Se . } . : j Smatays Olive/at. Eighth... « ** . ee ; : ae. z :. : # 7 Best ¥ ~ Greenfield Kind A Dees, Well es Pate At RY ie ¥ Except for students and | / 5 ——_—- seesteee 4g DD) ne mishap occurred. the conclusion of the 4%-mile between Lieut, Meany in a and Louis Chevrolet scout Within 30 seconds after the | ine. | lin ' terday. feet | Lord May Play Pangman. Roger E. Lord and Cc. ¢C. tournament, may get together in their long deferred championship this afternoon, it was announced ves- the handicap Schlapp trophy tourney yesterday es e-——_—_ MINNESOTA WINS OVER Air Service | | versity of Minnesota triumphed over | equip- St. Thomas College here today, yar to | watched | and dare-devil | their | forma- | each quarter. This was at! race | driving | a car og the running track. The army | won by about 50 yards, but aS he turned to make a landing the motor stalled the plane falling from a height of nearly 100 feet. The Lieutenant was uninjured. Nebraska Rooke Gann. LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 26. Arrange- ments were made late today by offi- Cials of Nebraska University for the Tootball team to play Nebraska Wes- Tuesday and the Cotner eleven the following day. Lt tte ay — ST. THOMAS TEAM, 25-7 ST. PAUL, Minn., Oct. 26.—The Uni- in a field. played muddy football game storm and on a — gr snow The slippery field proved a big handi- | cap for the heavier St. Thomas team. | Jone Plays through the line and an oc- | run accounted for the touchdowns, one in st. Thomas came near the end of the game. Min- ers, Gophers’ backfield man, was the Star of the game. Today’s game was transferred from Minneapolis and it was the first time in 21 years a Minn@mota eleven had played in St. Paul. Tennis Finals Today. casional end (;ophers’ four Donohue, the champion, and Miss Angela are scheduled to play this morning in Miss Bess the tennis finals of the Catholic Wo- | men's Association tournament on the association courts at Vandeventer and | will | McPherson avenues. A trophy zo to the winner and will be pre- sented at a luncheon next Saturday. ‘The N et the Midland Valley | orthwestern University which | Pangman, | finalists in the Algonquin Golf (lub | No matches were played in| | Deniscol) touchdown | Erickson.... present | Henske | 'make a first down, their touchdown ver e ‘‘Overhead’’ Game GREAT LAKES HELD 10 IIE BY: NORTHWESTERN Paddy Driscoll Missed Two At- tempts at Field Goals in scoreless Contest. GREAT LAKES, Ill. 26.— foot- ball team held the Great Lakes Naval Training Station eleven to a score- Oct. The title matches in all the! less tie at the station today. scheduled to / , | Northwestern Although the ball was deep in territory during most of the game. the Navy had only two chances to score. “Paddy” Driscoll, a former star at Northwestern, at- tempted to register two field goals for the bluejackets. He fumbled the | ball on his first chance in the second match:| Quarter and Northwestern kicked out of danger. Again in the third pe- riod Driscoll attempted a field goal, but his shot was low and the ball rolled over the line. A slippery field ruined all chances for long runs, the players losing their | footing before being tackled The Playing of Bachman at tackle and Giest at halfback was the feature of the game. The lineup: Creat Lakes. Posttiin Minton. ; ..Left end . Rachman ..laft tackle Ps Cee Left guard Center —* Right .... Penfield Right ... Turner . Right end se . Girter .. Quarterback .. Underhill Left halfback... (Flan (ii@ran.! eyton Umpire-Ma Head linesman-— Lieut North westerr (jutman . McLaughiin ... Mulder Young guard tackle (‘onzel man ther (Lake Forest). Helley sievtciieliidiaiais BUCHANAN GETS AWAY WITH A 75-YARD RUN DES MOINES, lo., Oct. 26.—Playing in a sea of mud anda cold drizzling rain, Drake University easily downed the Des Moines College eleven here today, 35 to 7. The losers did rot coming when Left End Buchanan in- tercepted a Drake forward pasa and ran 75 yards to the goal line. Drake was light, but fast and used every variety of play. Only members of the S. A. T. C. saw the game IN .~ Saree oO Ge ~~" a. & 7 yee , ean Tf 4 el! 3 b foe : * q af - ig We ~y ~ 7 oe » er ae ae s ware . Rtn oe «te es ae ‘* 4 oie na el ie a » a ; o Je , a c 4 Se ~ aie - oes , SO eh LO. ) Se Sh Os Ore ates we tidla WS te Fs : a > ate re y ~~ en a. Ser ™ “ “ i m+ . : » ~~ . \ te ; : f ein ty 2 * ~ ¥ . on Pde - . , A, ‘ . onwiting “ . eg - . Ty , gts - o , a . . x 4 Repl a dy : eo. -

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a 10° | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1918. - ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a = — NE a ersten amet = ee Se ro ata SS aT aaa = _— ~ ae . nen —_ -— ee ee we - —— SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH’S REVIEW OF MARKET CONDITIONS —— | COTTON FUTURES FIRM on | CANDY STOCHMS FIRM AND 0 eo Sains ot RES 4 CENTS N MARKETS PROSPECTS OF COLD WEATH Y r $53 Ta HIGHER FOR THE WEEK GRAI DW MARKET New York Stocks SELLS ON "CHANGE AT $03 2 UPL Eapna .teugrers j NEW YORK, Oct. 26.—The entton | National Candy commen stock sola ie ght su cule, cea |» «11. 088,008 | TIONS. he as au et cert =u lay, but . somewhat ¢ er. o SOMPARATIN ECEIPTS REPORTED DAILY FOR THE POST-|! , at $53 or 42 point higher on the loca: | by. U,aSe Market on Merchanta’ Exxehange Is SATURDAY $s COMPARATIVE FUTURE QUOTA 0 prices aa Greene ees 3e eee 7 ; saricsakteatiy DISPATCH BY G, H. WALKER & r E h: —e aah Th RS RE By eee bee Shy Olagee Tw Influenced by War News; Uats Reported by St. Louis Merchants’ Exchange S. Oct. 2¢ week-end. ‘& for over the - OO., 307 NORTH FOURTH STREET J} °* tock Exchange yesterday. Th m8 ‘ Monday ape o* , . . ° é r Wer relati. i . a. ond preferred sold.at $88.75 and $89. | revious week, 2 —-l. * “Swift judgment hv rity of co Friday. = near ~eaie : re relatively easy ters 7 Saat +*° Sean . 2 nt by a majority of __ Opening. ee ae... Cee... Start, with December seiling off to -¥. Gc, or a .3.. 11.200 prices as a Tre sult of cover) | > ; 1c > ¢ 4 : > « { in re »ée o . ; o”» ° we ~ FOR WEEK ENDING C me on seed issues quote v! coins sold ets re iv st : ay , « by . f raders, that the lat est Berlin note OCTOBER CORN. i} points net lo wer. afi ] with . , Steady as compared with previous : i9i¢ ° Te 46 946,150 :;| to 4st Opening 5 points lower to 3 8 a c } ar ‘ J 4 see see ‘ . OO» 4 ] re 8) ide ‘nt Ww ils SOY was insufficient 39 Dec poe te th ri . ) « Sales High Low Close Cl ge | imher nr _ : > ’ ; : t{ is | >! . : : ’ . . . uf ; waa woek : for ce oat f transfe rs. . ; 1 aus! ie 6.229 622 . 724. 809 ‘ .O spel l peace, ope my as the chief ot. s,0U18 . . eeee 6 ) , BE: 12 1% : ot’ ucry sold up from 29 lie te Ee . ‘ . een. week. me Ree sh why, IO reced. week " 107 221 37 53.304, 13% factor here last week in a sharp ad- pa ako Te . 135 . 135 Io u 'ing§Y Was promote: by ovine that j f iv is ‘ (7 WJ OT, A = ‘Te \\ i ; ; ‘a rede. UF VAaY ee t > iw > ” 5 P 4 . ie : ae Pl . ad , ii Vu Industrials. — ~ - a - i, each * ee ese ae Sas te mse f the price of corn. The mar- NOVEMBER CORN. 7 eo lower tétaneratacesn id be followed ; . i 4 " se . 4 . J _ : et 2 ek Ail ORR AE. Re te ate Nake pepe ay my glee Pe ante ees ee F te mg vale ois imagens . nai , . - : vesterday, as ; ‘uy ; I 6 n é 3: i} c { omim ge : 1 “ “ . " . 5 ~* . 7% , , ae . a 4 « _% a o~ ( 2 4 " : pte’ - peehcaaniad cath » : , pes tte e ress +--+. | Pared with a week ago, showed gains ‘nicag é, 128}, ae . 125 Pan ¢ . 271.) usiness, however, and there w Peat pie: ~- Fl ee 7,500 1% 43 > : Railways pt vee bades , on. 7 . te rit » Ys as m. Cs 00 Dt ne er eee eb cite nee Of o%c to 4%c a bushel. Oats, too, pak ge 6 DE CE MBER CORN. ints, Whik h r ae ase pore. : ° a: : ; os Oe os ‘ulton Iron com ......... “te ° were up 344c to 3%&§e siesta , heafare the end ‘he Hi h r Mar In alls Are Feature : > 49 6 oni Se L F Bees 7k} , C c G EF] | v7 74 C O oo ‘gC, 4 ge on o: o- or Se 3: sions efor he 7 : , g e g : C : E ga vied. . 4 So it os oe riser vel o8 ($100 — ash rain sewhere Although at first corn nrices broke st. Lou! :, ie: we ° ne eee a i. ; oJ 6. v4 ) yA Lae UA [Ts '% | ’ I}- 1 ae a ~ F F : se , f — ~~ » il pea at . Ji . ”) te : 9 : Ra 20! ype Ae hg 4 Gee, “on P La rira P 3.70) 1 : $Y National ¢ Sandy. con a2 : an 2 ae ca Pe Oe = eee %;; market began to ascend as soun as ! : a Ol >, , >? oes webs mi ‘ NO, : > i ee RAY as onehanged to . } i : P aa 4 if sehen ' - ~1 H.&l,. pfd 4,700 er Qiu. —1% |} REGULAR SESSION SALE: isher. No. 2 mixed, $1.459¢1.47: No. 3 the truth regarding the text com- icag eens we agg , ny) 798 - $300 Liberty $d 43 48 96.84. $1.4 48: Moa @ white & 150: 3,, menced to be apparent NOV EMBER OATS. im Yoo! : at 2S ‘ ] — 4 . Oy > ; r > ‘ - ; rei. . be =e : oe is 4 } y : o “— er # od 414s 6 4), pa - 20; NO. vVemow, 4 ‘ NO. | Chen a rush of buying eet iy) which : evi 1% TOL; TO %:% ai hy _ 1} aa . Stten — -. if ats ‘7, Surat Ow ) 7 11: > Nat andy common o2s. a, 46 a4 e lower. . ” white, AR texas * } : © &abe i S' ti ‘ see ‘ seer 2 we! 4 } ELCs ~ Emaar A 4 ‘ wa ers, wit | 2 . they 7 eS wmivad 71 Ge G8e, ive, | SWept values upward, and discounted | Chicag . 1@? ot 69" ait aati dn ahs ee De o.41e; i “Haht yearling butcher eat DECE. MBER OATS, .88c;: March, 3 : May. 29.18¢ bp s good to choice, $) to §11; ; - good Closing Prices on Liberty Bonds a x 4 : : 10 Nat. Candy common 52%, Telephone 5,700 7 yr. 5 I “ Canady eo Aa Ses Si av smacets read yao geipyt wheg aot ’ “ a ” pno ‘ “7 . an 1\ coimmon ah rons : i i ‘ i de . ‘ . 4 ‘ “ ould be orf ic ial lly declared inade- ‘ oute s ne - . Z ; a * 10 OD a 69a Bs . Oil $s. ed Ugg! Pm mame Ame ait NET eee we Per er ea wopete PNR Aree Sel met ewrse 7 rie tare + ony ~ 1 tne —— 7 x ws “ : . rghit = traci Sak gana Ah ct Aan ABD. cD RY oe s Sumatra. 49,700 ? , ~ >» Nat. Cs iy -2 $1 5301.84 - “3 fis pre sae seniors . 4 ' the general be! { in New ork. .? 4 Aa : ane y cormmon ase. ‘ “ , , ‘ -* . ai if ( biidif itidti«a - =a ~ A £ I) Ti i 1 ie f ) lat the document NEW YORK. Oct. 26.--final price: a ~ y 1 a Candy com t a EEa ° ” ° ° “ og oe 7 . ° ‘ } 4 Yi iy : , s i. . ao we . aia sJ common atv “ i oe _ ea i Fy «>? . o on Liberty bon in were: Silas, Of firs 100 A Jat. Candy common ne ti. 26 yellow, quate, Chicago ........4+. (O44 @id 1U% OSM, 685 6a’ ‘8 «* f , . . ce ; ‘ : f 4 ’ uIn +e (a F ri . > ; i +4 - ‘ of : ; - x1 4 fee . *> . 2 , F . P . 1 — 7 — aren - ~ Ca mt = _ ~ - ene tee th ae ae onvertibie ds. dag f pecona FD, ' Se = 2 ) ' Nat. Candy coinmon 5 OSL LD, NO, 3 yellow, 145 I 4 NO Afterward. something of a reaction |* ——— —==—— == = LINSEED O11—OQuote tn + ; 3,900 42! y1 ay 60 Nat. Candy common +; we Bh OEE Toe ts > > Wi Pe a Ae janis lac : ; . , P , - es - : , - barrels at $1.65 for w 6.90: third 4s. i) pf 7 "S07 en 5 Nat. Candy 24 pfd. 881 Diec, standard, T1l4r72c. Pye 2, $1.63, | "OOK piace, coincident with reports | No. 3 red winter, $2.19@2.20%; No. 1 $1.05@1.07; No. 2 white, $1.59: ; boiled. “y Eat, : : 5 N Candy 2d pfd. 89 mi 4 no nie that the allies had agreed to armis- |} hard, $2.24@2.24%: No. 2 hard, $2.21. white, $1.35: No. 5 white, omg COTTON SERFTD OTT, Qu o Valker common 105 po Y KHhOMUNal, lard, e204), Pivs, del ie rime . i ie orig oer ane : pe rie. . on ; 4 ae | i aa — # C “ms _ 7K, . : ny m4 3 e terms, and as a result of BOssip Quote sample grade corn, $1; No. (Juote standard oats, + $ - > gaily: tnyg- +P gillamais MINNEAPOLIS, Min + °6.—Flour un-; the importation f . ff r dit eal “nes ’ ellianw -hite. 7 Plt ans © ” . , aa , ; al » - cC 239l, ‘ a , _- PiOur Ua I aiions oO. corn from Certaimteed common at &5 ee 6 vee tga i Bet ee ag. That the United States would allow NEW YORK, Oct. 26.—The Evening (ul ‘ane S.. 28,400 33% 3 $21, —} 2h Cortain-teor =f epee os. $1.48. Oa:: gies Sita @hlke ta G@lic. — : ‘ eis paiedipe by Past, in it ighted Kly fi ‘ol : 50 Americ: Bak mon at 12. ne Oe oh. eee ee 2c; Much Righer prices on contracts for Ost, 1 S$ Copyrignied wee PrP SiInAarni iu! Li aS, 4,* i)? , aos : ? >. ee eee eee j a oki ie . c al . ' Saas ‘ : , § O00 a ULUT Minn het °o6 —Tinseed, | PacKing house products, tended Fri- a of awe ye lu VIeW, SAVE: , m8 s+. Sav ” , ree i @2 oF av we , . ' , RG _day to stimulate fresh advance in Buse weichin "9 170 lbs o p. cooking white “Almost ¢ xactly a vyvear ago this ae ft. cm. 37,200 iy o> hy . Bostos Stocks Close. si ked: ) \ n or. a ‘ ‘asked ce nb .r, | corn Yesterday's market was 1 ¢ fo 14oc off: demand fa , of investment prices, Lig. & M. cm. 1,100 186% 1 : %~ | Nipissing .-. ois , )| bles! demand, Ito: cabi nom in ex-| Qyote: No, 1 red wheat, $2.24@ te ene ‘ 2 ‘ i ’ ’ i? ee vii b: “The official bodies of Wall Street , wv eng corre “ig scientific minimum cost basi l’rankly it is not even a case-of taking vour second choice ear : Vegeta - have taken action, as they did ex- 8 - | ona 7. on ' oe : soitiie § POTATOES—Sacked, russet | aatly . ena ago, and the course am Zine com 1000 161 52 17 ! S. 1 you cannot get a Super-S1ix, +. 0. $2.10. pounds; Minnesota rut adopted has been to curtail the facil- | am gine pfa ; my 7 Z ine tl rr . . oy . ies Tite S—Sacked red clobes. =. ities of ‘bull speculators,” much as_, “4 . | 13,000 SS! ¥ Sig -- 8 We sell and recommend the with periodic recorded in- (he situation now is such that no matter what car You want a 4 iON pounee, . ou ver the ‘bear speculators pea dealt J ne an "On i | They r 2Z f 1] G d 1; f lk ' 9 You mM ust get your arde ron file at once. a . O — SE, "be with last October.—-thia not because ag Loco. cm 10.200 G8! Li, + 13 : x : ; : a Pbushel x loom according to the rise in stocks has caused alarm, n. - mf C00 te HOT ‘ u 00 y C at ine O truc spections, that the ures you We do not want to pose as alarmists, but we do want eve rv ; H Home wn tips but because of apprehension that oth- | Ajas 19 129400 41 “ M 2% : " . : . a —*#§_RADL EsS— ~ . EE ee at | cas con cee 71 ems | 8 a ROH NENREN types, buy from us are getting a oe — ripe map Super- se — conditions as we know i re i jong white, ie bet Se Mbt ters e ‘werted f as ee ali : - us ' them so that when the inevitable day comes no one «; stiv vig seed, $25 to $28 per ton; large eredit | und ¥F ould le dive rted trom ee . com..116,.400 { ‘4 : - each best fitte for a articu- ; é investing interests, Who habitually Nat. Lead com 1,100 “2% ° COnYg -atulation every day vou drive it, y e ‘ a ergot Ww we per pDurhne x ifose, JREERA DIsti—‘frome-growa, K fi atfead, what ossibllities | Nevada Cons... 2,700 2 20% 34 : , : : . oe la , em 70% 94 Then we apply your tires In it you will have all the stamina so necessary to the inarease eg ae were involved in the defeat of [taly, | Pan. Am. Pet..146,600 | . saaue the desertion of its allies by Rus-,P. 3. Car cm 1,500 6 od ode wate. properly —and with speed Why not ask one of the Sta- ing strenuous demands of w: ar-time serv ice, hai “ SH—Home-grown summer, gia, the release of Germany's Eastern | Ry. Stl. Spgs. 6,200 60%, 67 ume a" ‘ d P ‘ A 1 t forge } } ; ARD G NS—Home-sr army for the western front, the de-/ Ray Cons. .... 5,700 25s, 21% 245 so your equipment is out of tions named below to send a nd do not forget that back of the Super-Six you have the oy ere + struction of available shipping by the | Rep.L&S8. cm 5,500 ? ’ permanency of the Hudson Motor C ar C ompany as well as that ms or isos . ae | CE—Home- -gTowD submarines, and the slowness with Rep. L&S. pfd. 400 100% 100 " — yi Service for the shortest pos- representative who will eCx- of the Hudson- P hillips Motor i. ar } ompanyv to rely upon, - lone F RUTEUSS At 25 @50c per 400 BAGAS—-Canadian which the wilitary and shipbuilding |5S. Sheffield... WO vo aed program of the United States then Tenn. Copper. 2.800 18 16% ee ~— 1% sible time. . . t pam , prices which should fonee H, st : at @&. 0 the return of settled condi bars eee PB ie ree a hs tay Jaye ene. & 5 oe Wabaas! ' ff 3.80 4 4! O4l, oa a ‘ : vat mor, oa or . : ° Ten Weern M4... 81.200 18% 13 nh! r ne taveu - ae - = ae es It will be sent vou FREE tions. Under ~ *} nerease eocrease I te : ; - IS A f excellen’ pe puta fon he ‘ ‘ular: - —- = » ee . eo : Safe Deposit Vault 2 [static $Saockt secere from the’ || Oe he asking: Write for The Ten Payment Plan otal mnies for the week 4.989.600 ual ' Mercantil , - ~ this new vault, located in th h t f th Agencies ’ ‘2 oe judgement thes today. . ' : y ‘ © Reart o c stocks will pay a most excellent ate — FINANCIAL, business district, with all the de- | : the money invested. and tn addl- { you may invest sums as stma!! Yr nace a Raniah ? he Bs & oe. pega tes By Re - v me ne ane « ¥ =. S J . natial i yor ret ent ie, ae . ne eel + “ ~~ die . Py ~ “rn + . 4 cr eo ol sais Wg: ele Aaa sh 2 3 er 3 $ 7 established eqt e ices human Rn devise for safe- he eve ze ly ae fe the. w & handsome advance 1: A R a aS $10 a month in these se- ar Fe n the event of an early | [orice in fs near fuuee” Feo? TH A.D. DENESCH & UO. curities and get the benefit P E A Cc E DEEDS, STUCKS, INSURANCE PAPERS. | peaee it stands the investor Will send you full particulars Central Notional Bank Betiéin of all dividends paid during YOUR WILL, or such other valuables as well in hand to interest x period of payment. Ss T O Cc K Ss ee ne ee himself in issues that will neneenenaiaeta ee ee re spr ng ute Pf or fia : Member Consolidated Stock rist@tinn & . to L ‘ our “Weekly ? Don t Delay Rent Your Box x Today be best benefited bv the re- We are headquarters. Secure Exchange of New Touts. Aino a copy of “The ” r Tee j +o | a a | ) : ———. ae ewe ° . , H our otation b Mien? 3} r mo a | sumption of peace. Selline.. a « before Buying or Olive 6180-6181 Cantent thie ; nent Plan’ bow nt - i acl , ny och vou , $5.00 PER YEAR e ave ‘ "4 e ng ~ ohn oy ggg aa _ We Rave prepared 6 sp BOND E. M. Fuller & Co. Tr | clal booklet dealing on the | nce peg eoal industry which will be G , | OGSCaee Nest ak. CF 3 3 ° : overnment, Public Utility 9 | | | %\7 “. 4 ’ 3 § ; as A:erican sent you | and Other High-Grade Bonds | | PEACE STOCKS fehl aime Races rust C Free for the Asking. Bought and Sold ue (OR the New York Curb . —— , S oe gin re. : ‘e O.. Vi rile for if Today. We can buy for you high-grade firat showine seer orseent aici ae — i : : : mohair, double thickn tilts +} ; ’ mor txage Public Uti limousines; colors to @ 1. . 4. 4. an 4s ~ , > _———————————— - : ; x ie ' ; wi tits , os mt ‘ ; 716 ity Honda, paying turns on : lead! ‘Peace . ; = 17m ran An. real mans : ISLAND OIL Locust St. A R Benesch & Co ’ » 9%, Stocks “ Many are pe Tf : pio om 7 \ sh ! . rp old de ivais . 4 etr nually It should be of gre; t vals DIGEST ¥y ; Hea ¥ aw wool robe; # eon renga 7 mre : ‘ “ANDREWS & COMPANY a — avs stors in se uri Aan "( ot ; a good value eeeeceedes 1 Pirie con \ f { : new Partia] Payment Booklet and Ww oO ; , oe Curb Market Guide aldo sent Pn - rite for our Oil Digest. giving valuadie . EARLY INSPECTI ps 7 pasate cagh i iakeent le ee ae PA gto, coty ie ¥ oe ned i, 4 oahis "ae € ees gat Metriod “Market In Central National Bank Building Oncen wepey. vey On TOSwCS. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI ' : gtondhs x La Sall up-to-date tnformation about Wyomi LONDON, ‘ yas 4 Vl oma. is: . or,! 2 D. SUGARMAN & CO., Inc. ( wees ro ro ' ‘ Ty ral 19486 108 8. 6 St., Chicago, i. Pet your name on our ymailing lint i) lahoma and Kansas yi) Fleltds i 2 : “ é TMeoount rated” eho: md ¢ “i GT Kachea Pl. - ; ember Consolidgted Stock B R every investor shouid have Tells where E ; Sette inns My ’ a The Sunday Post-Dispatch has over ONFE-Y Al.F MILLION Exchange of New York. oe han ae — > A aa es LEV y & CO. you can buy or sell any of! stock . 7 . ai m , 4 Ns ; van TH UAT ‘«< ‘ 33 ‘ tocks an Bi nds , ore readers than any other news paper west of the Mississtpot. rine mt. 26 Beaver St. New York C. W. SAVERY, Publisher 610 Denham Bui'ding Denver Colerede - , ‘ 3225 LOCUST.

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eat rl a i i i a * we . > ‘ Se ____._____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | me SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1918. ” ~ Pies CATILE VALUES Te a ee te ene : a T WV AR Curb tj «109 ° O N S AT WATIONAL STOCKYARDS | — ee _! j raaeeny. ES oa = oe crm a ‘ + and | Se CS I HRI SRE PRE * ne oe | | A Fast, Clean Way to Handle : aft: OF COLD WEATHER MmeGie.te: iD PortDisoates by the wa. | Ble Ledge wc ie 8 | ae ae —Ee t. 26. The cotton markeril Livestoc + National Harry G. Mook, who has been sec- | Smee a . 4 AEH Yin. . ate eA ™ Mag awed ES ae Re cs i | + Emma Co ns ra Wie. "AG EB A a “ee eR RR UK. “ ; ‘ae Gi Spee mins | es a i FRE NE aR ROR ae aes Sy, but a somewhat irres doses. retary of the Rocky Mountain Auto| followed by fairle Trade Association, is expected in St. of coverin eek 4: % : 7 Steady ia . ns, ad Louis Monday to take charge as as- sistant secretary of the National Au- | “res y a 4 . s eae . a eer ee ‘i . Se Sin eee AS ~ Soe ie PRA ERE Bo t5k ei oho, . 2 bay Piha Mes oS President F. Ww. A. Vesper. a 3 nae yy ; *| Magan i... °*°***** eee aowe! "9, + points higher ie . lley cere , ; “J % ro we, while . ° ’ BP. 1c to 20.30c, and prt: seattle market here last week showed Nipissing” ¥ prospects that war ar p over the previous week's close. | Ray Hercules uth would be followed te wa receipts greatly improved the mar-! St. Joe Lead : vy ime grades of beef steers average 50c | Silver King of Ariz. - hprovement in the volume - while the genera) Tono Belmont 2 Aan = a ee about of as a alee pine. > ._ 4 “G Ae it rec -. P Jn t r d of the first hour Ces erde me “ore active after the | Cok x ~ Ct on ND ee CAED | William L. Ferrier who has been vice president of the Campbell Auto | Scones Co. of St. Louis, has been Pe ae tx, tee. Gan fee See Gat s es es care eee commissioned as Second Lieutenant SS bic, 8, eB Se Gi | eee Be i me Rs oe ee ies OR , ; ay ? | i aaelesers tae oe Se , ‘ggg ABBE des my * a Zs ar ee a ph : $4.48 mad tiki bes eget feet SEEN To those Ww ho hav e so patiently and has reported cae sbate det te. Sane a es : pa COREG GBs ge ae ae ate nee ai tiie ane | eo t mg ark a | waited the event we announce the--- | | vd | re Ch Bg: aS te , 4? fj Le "y ii 5 % ee . Ae 34 Bs om at: ~ Pe +a i . 7 A ° > : Bacar 4S nee ; a Ma | arrival of six Hupmobile “*R” 4-pas~o\ ith smow in me , . wD) | f v 5, Toe wet Mihere mage eine fanaa. es handel ie BED li cma li ee ee eae 3 ae oS the truding was excite; " 7.50 t >, | I The St. Louis Motor Service Co., 2b Sollee: OOP e OP aca ne Go > Seer sik ae RLS Pale Oe BOE t. 4 Sik ee Sen Tr coudes. : th if ing ae cf a | ) ts & | formerly the Neary Mater pntatplhclr ett Ca. ‘y “G — ‘ : . Z nt oe re : sr vars Sop er ; anni - or enanin no pS Rn oss a Poh : . ge O pes . 48S giving postgraduate instruction to | fee (EGE: EER ge Se 5 23 , Py en ay ey , % 4, a number of women who have taken Bor, BLES vee Be fe ; OMS 3 ib te, : is 2 Reiss 57 RES , j 3 ess) é ‘ Aetna Exp] INDUSTRIALS, the automobile driving and repairing | Le Ge oe Be 3 es ¥en: 7 i “eae § | OO ee a vega: rm mire oye ‘aaa | to | Bri. Am. Tob. new : .| course at the Y. M.C. A. Automobile! [9g egg ee en eee Sy ie ee i $i, | eS secmediies pete hts especially will appreciate the cozy and ; @mmon to md School, for service in the Women’s | ve ue. & eG oS oe fh? $4 ete BS Yaa 3% . TB es ins het ce dames Haass | S| Motor ‘Corps ree |) | ee aa a ama commodious Comfort Car Coupe. 2b Pro ee Srs ‘? 2 d eu ae hel £ oo. oa of wo ake choice, $9 to . | medi good, $8 to $9; 8. $6.75 | Kresge ... 2 | ———— ue, canners, $6.25 to $6.50; good to fat | Lake , ae eo £55 Satis teers ae RE, i. seo Tee C a Sten Bry fer pulls, $9.50 to $11; heavy sausage bulls, i Mant td . : The Imperia] Tire Co., 1516 Pine LE " md > . we ' a gk oe fangs ory wed with Wee Film : | The company handles the Randle and a 2 be eee: oe: SS Y Re i | elegance been incorporated. De ep, brs : o : ; 4 7 ‘i $ ae ee ses Bat ee CR A Nee Sige Bre oo” “ , : - — ; , . oh o , heavy hogs were in late receipts. | a oom ie f bs a Jack Bledsoe has returned to his pec +e te . _ Boe, | LPN ee Baoonors B.S gy i * 1ent springs @1V os the bodily comfort gl they Bing. srcebin : Le Nee 333 oe — be Bete 4 % 23 = ea en — ; . . ; ° , 4 as high as $17.60 to $17.65. former position on the sales force of oF oh Be is “wa pen > ¥ ; ? Ags ti 3 es eee . ze Rs os 1 a ine which 18 a prime factor in closed car , ; r ; See $A, oe - usefulness. "3 of the hogs yesterday, on an aver. : ' ” 2%, “a weighing from 170 sold from Mito $11.2. Pig ———— %| The Auto Theft Signal Sales Co., | of which George Siemers is manager, Si a a RR Res aaa ue anges nk Seite 7 BRET RR BR etm aWith ; a8 | has opened a branch in Kansas City. $$$ ae - - ——s reek, ‘at | y 5 = binds ire baling tosstiy “St | Mite 6 | . | iar a AREFUL buyers of Motor Truck - top. $9.50. | Midwest Rfg. 1229 | #=x¥F. C. Brockmeier, who was former- St. Louis Mo., Oct. 12, 1917. "Goo lambs are quoted from Ukla. Oil * f 9%, | we 6.25; medium kinds, $13.75 to $14.75: | 7” : ambs, $10.50 to $11. Good | oe j Jah tren 5 toes ss ok Me. 4 ee “tere Sas ee ee ee “Law — And the coupe is a Summer car as tirn well. The sashless windows sink en- use large numbers of trucks—are making the Ps | ly with the Exide Battery agency in : . ’ , ‘ : | . - . . “aa P . ‘ St. Louis, has written ‘to H. B. es Se ee International Motor Trucks their standard equip- tirely out of sight; the side parts are 50; bucks, $8; | Sinclair Gulf Marshall, loca] representatives, from of America, St. Louis, Mo. ment. | easily removable. In a few moments STANDARD OILS. France tellin om | : gs that he has just been Gentlemen: i oe a em to $9. : | Atantin Beane oo new.... oat 17 made a Sergeant. ’ I want to tell you just what my There are reasons: | the coupe becomes an airy ; open car. 5 ee SaaS Vin “gs Borne-Secrymser Co : 3 . — Twn aad D....i1W | buckeye Pipe Line 9: : H K si trucks are doing and what I Th d ith th , Butte | | Chesebrough Mfg. C . R. Keeling has resigned his po- | 4 | ey stand up with the best of them under the 1 . : u T, Eggs and Poultry; | Cofbniat Ol z. Co pe sven vert wet powrty ay eg! of me think of them. hard tests given every truck by these efficient $2100 F, O. B. Factory ; pe : lane hares ; © ontinent : iaynes Automobile Co. to become vice , ; Maecinal prices oatmeal oe gptonen Tene mba creepers: Prve Ane Co....-.. Bi president and director of the Sidener- | I bought the first model H buyers. meenants, Orders and extra fancy stock | Eureka Pipe al re inaaer » | Van Riper Advertising Co., Indianap- | Truck from you in April, 1917, a j§8—Fresh firsts, 48c; returned cases, We ae Oil Co. com.. . 85 olis, Ind. sae | and was so well pleased with it en eer" _ inspection ~~ apm 2 their | PBUITER—Creamery extras, 57c: firsts, ihe > Pipe Line Co. ...... 160 | > - a? that in August, 1917, I bought an- — eccare. 7 a , terial d wor nship, e er m « u 0 0 ee gecohds, 48c: ladies, 430; ‘packing (%,7 be Aine Co. D0 A. R. Anderson, manager of the St. | ratty , the International organization has provided the best 7 Louis office of the International Har- other one. These two trucks are Pp sock. ec. i ' New York Tr j : OL RGARINE—Tabi » eee ee, y ; , 2s m an an 0 OM A. pene i. 2. qyaeee. 2 | Northern Pipe Line Co. -( °°’ | vester Co., is authority for the state- running every day and giving that oney d brains Cc ‘Produce. 1900 Locust St No expense is spared in building motor trucks, 4 special. in tubs, 26%4c: bakers’ pas. | prio tl Co. 3 5 | ment that sales of the I. H. C. trucks : : £ EESE—Per pound: Northern Twins | 540 ! | have doubled in the past year. The perfect satisfaction. h ° . Paiagles, 404c: long horns, 5c; daisies; | pipe | 2% 289 | Same condition is reported by the par- Each truck covers about 35 that come up to the standard of quality and service stin No PU. Bice ORSPEGY at | operas eign Cas $B | gnt company for the entire company.) 1 ites a day on the regular route, | which for three-quarters of a century has been the SULTRY —Fow:s. A tpeete ant | SW. Ee Five Line REGS 10! beem doubled in capacity. ; I get more miles per gallon, manufacturing policy of the International Harvest- FBike, fowis. under 4 hounde, Zeccgeke | an tng, co : — with these trucks, than any other | er Company. spri ae eee > ie ge a eer rke | @0c; culls. i8¢; young turkeys. | m 480 | _W. Davenport of 2129 East Fair | rucks I have, and can safely ree- : | T / Over, J0c; ducks,average run, Neb. ar , | avenue, St. Louis, has just finished rasauigs hase to any one think- We have suitable bodies for pet business—we Blizzard LOWER COS ae geese, 19c; ld , : ot 4 . . ; . | youns guineas” 1% | N. J. t sin «| @ trip in a model 83 Overland from St. ing of purchasing a motor truck. build them in four SIZ€S—I500, 2000, 3000 and 4000 -—i/ oa Ms. . 4 : a wes ’ ‘ % ‘~~ * », u sas * - « “ ~ “ The nbn, oy y Ss “~~ ‘ 2UF . 2 Ne ee Oe er oo bh tee : hea, Ses ~*~ OG —e i REN ge oO hewn =i Se. Cc: ): ' : s | Louis to Philadelphia and Washington IGEONS AND SQUABS—Liv | . 2 d capacities. 7 he HGEONS AND SQUABS—Live pigeons, : -and return, a total of 2433 miles. Yours truly, poun Pp ( 43 when 3 zen. Squabs—Fancy h 1i | Sw 95 ee #% ae live squabs, $1 ’. | v : . Is just around the corner. e car _ Vegetabies. | Bank Statement. ‘GOODYEAR TRUCKS HERE Eastern Auto Co.,; 618 Walton Av. A. Mehl, Affton, Mo. | few weeks from now you'll be y Tubes POTATOES—Sacked. russet burbank, wishing you ’4 adopted our sug- % per 100 pounds; Minnesota rural, $2.25; NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-—The actual condl- | CROSSING CONTINENT Owl Garage, 14th and Cass Av. ; * C. Albers, Florissant, Mo. gestion and let us St your car Ny Accessories ite, $2.10 | tion of Clearing House banks and trust com- ‘| eres Loe miedes. 2-200 2.70 | pis. 117 110" peer he anaes Vey Ot! «Late Saturday afternoon, two big. John G. Mueller, 6400 Olive E. A. Krueger, Cor. Denny and Man- | with a set of ma 6Buy tires that are want 100 pounds delivered; sacked white pions, $2 to $3.25. yuirements. This is an increase of $104.134.- | 3-ton trucks, one a Packard, the oth- h t R d Kirk d OOp YEA daily proving [S—H me-grown, 75 t © 50 550 from last week. ‘ . : 9 - . ee or es er oa 9 woo Mo. N] Sebel box joone, according to Saniiey: The statement follows: Actval condition— | @* @ White ,arrived in St. Louis and . Str t Road : | DOOR-OPE! NG : very n 5c. jas ier: , Ciscounta, ote. B4. 710.585 000, pergnee | were parked on Twelfth street in . bd | CURTAINS . RADISHES—Home-grown tips. 20@25c | $104,456, ; cas hn own vaults, members | r know oats white, 10c per dozen bunches. | Federal reserve banks (A). $106,537,000, in- | sPOnt Of the Jefferson sAotel. These Internation arvester om an 0 merica i : TABBAGE—Buik choice Northern Hol- | ¢Tease $2,123,000; reserve in Federal reserve | trucks are owned by the Goodyear They ’re the next thing to lim- HLS! lv seed. $25 to $28 per ton: large less. | bank of member manks, $617,098,000, increase | Tire and Rubber Co., and are en route ousine snugness and comfort in bad weather. Lots of car own- ee . | SYT,WSS.000; reserve in own vaults, State | . ' a aOUMBERS Alabama hampers, $1 to | alien and trust companies (B), $10,312,000; cise ge San Francisco to New York, (Incorporated ) ¢ H—ITE PICKLING ONIONS—Chicago | i@crease 000; reserve in depositaries,| which is half of a round trip from | ° . es, fh et ipe aoe Ptate betike and trust ee ge tesa ey tr New York to San Francisco and back. | 2203 Gratiot Street e ’ Mie ). ers are also having Reg.U.S. Pat.Office | —home-grown, «0 c¢ pre ae nsaten” hael gS ge $40,380,000; net time| The two trucks are equipped with. : PLATE-GLA8S changing high quality. Once vou put | deposits, .779,000, increase $3,531,000; cir- ; sumatio | ) | ' | i S—Home-grown, 15@20c per dozen eposrits i ncrease ; > Uv; « r immense Goodyear cord pneumatic m——_ vere CURTAIN WINDOWS them on your car, their use becomes a nahi 2. culation, $36,048,000, increase 0,000; spe- BUCPER BRANS—Home-grown. $1.75 | habit. This ov ae ww = te ee . . “~ ee nan bs 7 . — -o--—-- a eens ee EY is ae Fx Cee Ae

% ray P . ee eo t ae * * th ote Oe i eA 14 : ; : O74 . ¥._| tires. The front wheels carry 38x7 cie, included in-(A‘ and (B), $60,971,000; X d ‘ store, as the U s owe Be treettog A ne _ Hon geet y lt ee . % » Ad ; . S. deposits deducted, $474,381,000; aggre-| pneumatic r rhee!}: ; ING BiANS—Home-crown green S133 ott t10 i $635,962.00; excess reserve, | 9 : romney wae spe ta rine | installed. They’re a real neces- exclusive to $1 per bushel box loose. | PAP OE FE, SEC CROS CLUE, Lae, SU. | , en ipaee , ; , im- i, Ac —Home-grown, 5c to 10c per| Summary of State banks and trust compa- | equipped with 5-ton motor plants on sity, as well as a decided im . | pa . 4} box loo: | mies in Greater New York, not included in| the 3-ton chassis. provement in the appearance of 4 7% crtanony ce Bod York, Philadelphia,. Pittsburg, Chi- | “edera eserve an New | : = HOOD AND RADIATOR MBO No Orleans, $1.50 to $2 per | pow $01 234.000, Increase $1 705.200," Total | Cago, Cedar Rapids, Omaha, Cheyenne, . 5 ie bid as . as | Retains Ford Speed, Simplicity, Efficiency and Reliability COVERS re GAR ely Callsgraie. 40c ver pound. | deposits, $716,357,500, increase $34,551,000. | Salt Lake City, Carson City and Sac- beeause materials are scarce VE, ATOES—-Home-grown ber- Banks: Cash in vault, $15,543.000. Trust| ramento into San Francisco. Return- SERIES wer Gund) een iosee. [CUT URD Se: Cast tm vaults, 970.067.700. ing they went from San Francisco (erg deg hada washed Blobes | ene ee via Los rig aad te Phnesnix, where MYR ORS Gives Extra Large Loading Space. 4) SS : and going te be scarcer. Save ne STOwe, $2 te) | Produce Elsewhere += Gooey tT senitaateds there = | Widens Ford Frame. Ap / || money by having us tailor and ode ASH—Home-grown summer, 25@50c igri . from there made the trip to St. Louis | ' x a ., | fit yours to your ¢ar this week. . & EPA x b NOW FOR r hnshel box, NEW YORK, Oct. 26.—Butter steady; re- : Anos f 7 ; MUSTARD GREENS—Home-grown, 6c | ceipts. 7856 tubs; creamery higher than ex-/| via Albuquerque, Sante Fe, Trinidad, | Sells for ~ 3 Takes a Body | - ete ner bushel box loose. | tras, S8@5S%c; extra, 92 score. Si%c; firsts.) Eiuntchinson, Emporia, Kansas City, ' TSE SS AE ci | P NIPS—Home-grown at 25@40c per | keys. 22@38c: dressed firm and unchanged. ris R. Miller represents the publi ey Geacenm > ten te eating, itll in ee ila nip . ‘og me | ~~ > s cy * Miya oe es noe ae er ee D me One — = Poultry—Alive. lower: fowls, 23 s—No. ben davis (hard) ba ao4c: sD 54 car. These men all sleep in the trucks | F. O. B. St. Louis , No Overhang ; No. 2 dc ite at $2.25, No re ee Re " | hits ‘ben davis, at $2.75," No. chanced, Eaxs—Firsia Sic seconds, 43c, | in bunks specially built for them, and | GARAGES Our Winter Stock of these nation- Mowt ws lo. . Poultry--Hens, 26c: roosters, 19: broilers.}the driving as far as possible has : | ally known Gloves for motorists 28c. | , - “ =e pad min been day and night. Three of the! ERO Lengthens Ford Wheel Base | RE is now ready to show you. There Ry —- Home-grown bushel boxes | itt, eS 'tires used have made the entire trip | to 120 Inches. &€£ are many styles to select from, wrist. length and gauntiet style ey e , ie’ 8 09 hand-picked; 75c@$1 for wind- Livestock Elsewhere. without change. On the trip from r | falls. | : esi : % | Fw Gloves and one-fingered Mittens, QUANTALOUPES—Cossabas, $1.50: Santa cricaco, Oct. 26 (U, § Bureau of Mar-| Fast to West they hauled a full load Makes the Lowest Priced Three-Quarter-T on Truck on the Market | ——.. * Gloves Gnd cne-Saqeeed eae $1.75; honey dew. $1 to $1.75 ver | pers) —Hogs—Receipts, 8000; market very_ac-| of airplane supplies for the Gove | | 1 : s). : .. 8000; | mp, folding and stiff cuffa. Grin- ~ , renly 50c to $1.25 higher than Fri- ent The trucks are attracting . ' ’ P. ; eax baskets and 4-basket crates at $1.25 | ee ne. eekere. $17. 25@ 18; light,| attention and will probably be in | ey ocus t | | ' ’ are matie to wear and stand the | $16.75@17.75; packing, $15.25@/17.25; rough,| Twelfth street all day Sunday. usage of many seasons; nothing but the finest of leather is put NANCIAL | ANGES—In jobbrng way_ delivered; | $14.65@15.25; pigs. Kxood to ¢hoice, '$13.50@ | a At 4 , sia kc ¢ © . ; ' es —— -— moraine oes OP $0 555 Ger DOX. | 14.50. Cattie—Receipts. 2009; compared with af into them. Our prices mow are Pa ; J . . good to choice Western and na- . . | : ) ? ~ | NS—California at $9 to $9.50 per 1 hy ne tong Py t> $1 higher, with instances of | Shuford in New Business. 0 s | — considerably below market, due m™ in tobbing way delivered, more: light. 50c up butcher cattle, 50c to $1 | Cri S= OO | Er Garage -looking substan- to early buying. We'll be giad to ae" SNAS—In shipping order at 6%C| higher; canners steady; calves. wad niger: | John F. Shuford, who is one of the) | lumber. Absolutely |§ how them to you. or S Ss, + | » : va : Ren rkable SeES—Mloriia at $1.25 per 100. feeders. Pe aoe. — mariet 50c to| best-known men_ in the accessory | 0 | ° and weath f. A T MELY SALE MANBERRIES—Cape Cod early black ) | business in the West, and who has | Northway Six-Cyl. Catalog rs wt bs been connected with several of the | ete. ' FRINGED LAP ROBES I ] _ Valve-in-Head Motor, 40-H. P. | her harre] « 4 : : eh FOR PEARS—Fiorida, $1 to $3 cir. Oct. i R | leading St. Louis houses for years in | , Ur Sees New York bushel baskets. | , . y., SS 7 ; '{mportant capacities, has ee 7 ® | a: @17.25: ents, . on sae ; ce r bbin usi- F . ' ‘Rau a “a ; = . : ern:|' an unusual accessory jo gz : ee a ee aed cheers. .50@19 25: | ness under his own name with an of- on Oul rd The conomical Carl fen : i eenee Heneteat. - may sed pect steers. | $1: 0: i fice at 3147 Locust street and a | eine , ane insti Satna am cai : c, ) t. ~ © ee, Pe . 0. 7. : . - . > - ; ~~ — . . “ . e fe . na ] feokers © me ; 2 50: 1 2: | branch in Chicago. He will sell. to| You will get this increased mileage from modern low grade elie Automobile Co., aicecteny in Post-Dianaten went oat r ‘ lers only . : . : . ss | the jobbing trade and dea w w uip your | Bomont 201, | is a “live” list of service givers. Toledo Cloverseed. kh | Mga A Coate. accessory lines and tires. wee ore and you will also get more power if you will equip y 3021 Locust St. ene $ E K vm TA Rneat®?- " 3. . ss ; PY ee ee oe en ee es p.. Ort. 26.~ everessé prime | yearlings. 9 res re abe feeders. $0@3| One feature of his business wi ord with the | h £297, | Nea ce te tl SA A de ’ — 40; ee Mar — - oe ortunities the handling for cash of stocks for : | overstocked jobbers over the coun- | U. & J. Carburetor T LE Unusually : gt | try, and the purchase and resale o ’ ecess pplies h anu-| Actual tests h d nstrated that the heat and power units ooragd Get R dy for Winter Driving rcctarers. ‘who have. discontinued | per gallon in low grade than in high grade gasoline. ‘The U. & J. Carburetor | S I rt ONG TREAD TIRES et Rea ms in the present lines, such as motors and transmis- gives the full advantage of these additional heat and power units, starts Guaranteed for 3500 Miles oney invested in ; sions. He has secured a number of 4.4 rotor on the first revolution and gives faster pick-up. ly mor: than if in- { Co S k f K b & agencies. , | | Convince yourself of the merits of the U. & J. by using it for 1s days. | (STANDARD GUARANTEE) ae. : Shuford is now president of the) sort » ice. i ' Gy he . higner mp ete toc 0 O or 0 e Motor Accessory Trade Association of If not satistied, we'll refund purchase pr - INVESTIGATE ities now will earn ‘{mportant accessory and specialty ich should follow St. Louis and is Missouri State chair- | Agents wanted in Missouri and Southern Dlinois Oo 30-D Cl ri Sale ur ay ea ng Pure wool fringed Motor Robes of settled condi- b » NW lation of " WOOL—CLOTH—PLUSH—CRAVENETTED i man trouver Payment Plan | =| | COLD—WIND AND WATERPROOF + — L. B. Tebbetts & Co. Ry Sy eS ty Red Cross Wants Drivers. © rices and materials that defy competiticn. | Id not be bought eat any A most excellent assortment The American Red Cross wants au- | 2125 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. ~ a= ° Don't take any ¢chancea, but buy a tire that will give you vies - thie po ny aoa buyer vest sums as small th in these se- : ‘hanics for mileage, service and satisfaction at a very low cost, picked up this lot quite a while ; x p 1 far > tomobile drivers and mechanics oO! : Stre Tirea are known for dependability and service e. ine © the get the benefit -. \ ) of styles and patterns Tor the mediate service in France. The pay Telephones: Bomont 306 ; Central 4906. Strong Tires are sold for a very low price. | rant Secmvek, ‘Waa r mo gy Idends paid during : ore , 1 ran in is $40 a month, board andgequipment, , — | 1 Se Strong Double Tread Tires are reconstructed by bur won- I] Buaving on to you. he patterns payment. 4 te, most eritical buy er and rang mS and men will get across in six weeks. derful system. om 8 and color com Digations are beauti- he ° “ he Ca es eet tp RA: - f 5 he ad ae elie? saad nme ro we, [ . Se eee Se eee EYE vow et ‘ WIR Qardae * ee d i » ll . ihe ty -_ ry — : %, . ‘ age i ¢ a a . y : ~ * 7 A . To — *. ‘ + J 4 en : me an. 2 7 ee : , ples “* of . « om > oo “ » « : + " yy ed nA ’ ' with» . ™.* | At + ‘ us . —s \ = " ‘ : ~ ; tad. OnGl > . = mee ats ? T: i] Tate of the Tate Gill- , . _ 5s Double ful. All these bes are full sise orice from £5. Cat h on up. Frank |! tes. ‘o. 3112 Locust street, to Ford — | tween the inner tube and the road. hey are practically || #04 heavy weight. You'll never in pli 1c h geeveepoamsvaglgles gh “4 ruiting agent punreare2ees — weed od dise ~ Agog Bye oman obip have oer | Se al “The 7 ay. . ak it | ~ we; ~ s been appointed rec ~—" © | ay ou get quality of merchandise plus the bes r anoth aay Se Pieaelaae : oS E Suitable for all kinds of weat foe St. Louls and applications should wancrs Ulinoney can buy. Our tires give from 6,000 to 10,000 miles of }|§ 8eas0m to buy at such low prices: -bookle | a SLY 4 . to him. Enlistment will be - Siservice, but we guarantee them for 4,000 miles. er and for open or closed cars ee estipered by six weeks’ train- ; = Order Teday—at the following low prices: 1 limousin es Chicago and then—France, | | ETASD, illustrated simple ol | | : 4 ae ¢ mater | - . cy sh ij ined with waterprook me Sil 00 | | | | St., New York Hi | ..., pues oye auto size : | ne new Auburn Six is distinctly a Ford owners tackle sooner or later. | oT} ] 21x34 ---.-- 34x4 K26 eT beet ee very serviceabie; ge es | “military ear” carrying out the lines Also ea chart showing at a glance the cor- , § (1848) )=— PIANO STORES? Sik mohair, double thickness. Just the robe dictated by army usage and getting fect charge repairmen should make for | x. 1120-22 OLIVE ST. , ' balance C. 0. D. > . : five-passenger book! = See Our Brunswick Phenograph h robe; pretty pat $ The car is produced in : bound into an attractive et, sent to 7 naneinatien. Heavy shawl wool robe; $6 00 geen cane en ware, touting and renee —— any Ford owner free, on receipt of 25 ~ | — pcs Ad tn Globe Demecrat Good value ba’ . ; gies. Fee ae ee ae ae cents for a 3 months tria] subscription — | for cash, of Cc. enous... by the Barcus Automobile Co., arine that 60,000 Ford owners swear by. =, oe ' | ould have. Tell : We CO ose Olive street. Write today —edition of free booklet limited. a o_ STRONG TIR - During the firet nine months eof il any off mock) | LTH AUS S d’ & Auto ee liccte ~- one 1918, the Post-Dispatch printed 13,208 ERY, Publisher gd cessory Dept. phone that Automodite ror sic Hf FORDOWNER micwitkek | 3019 MICHIGAN AV., CHICAGO, ILL. | Bore than the FOUR other St. Louie ‘ding Deaver Colsunile a 3225 LOCUST ST. Ac ory P | Advertisement to the Post-Dispateh sewspapers combined, mgt MD Ryne ‘ing at C —!= oe" oy 8: A New Military Model. ing the various repairs that most eet ae ea itn ais ee A. B.C. instructions for mak- al il Diges vf ' : . —_ ws ESTED. wer. It is locally han- : ition cisut Ween EARLY INSPECTION AND SELEOTION SUGG 43 horsepo to FORDOWNER—the 100 to 150-page mag or leave it with your druggist

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Soo 7 “ 4 oe . ‘ : ote’ & A 7 ‘ “* | A “ee ." ~ “- i) s* —— . ws 7 o* bia sos oe, nn | “ee re) Mets . vate . . 98° 4%s ¥ . ot *ste ‘ ~ — . on * “ee - “so ; ‘e by the! the United States Marines in France by e | — = ’ s League must be ready for' & New Bell Cast for Occa | Marine Corpse Leag e -ready for shipment by Wednesday. are knitting garments to be sent in thé box, | j be held in| Darkens Beautifully and Restores Its” of | Natural Color and Lustre at Once. these states promulgated a declara-| Common garden sage brewed into | a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol | added, will turn gray, streaked and | faded hair beautifully dark and lux- uriant. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul- | phur recipe at home, though, is trou- | blesome. An easier way jis to get the | ready-to-use preparation, improved by | the addition of other ingredients, a | a new liberty bell cast and unfurled 'a new national flag dependence Hall. saryk, president of pean Union, read the place of fmygedom. Previously document had been signed by representatives tion. /on the new liberty bell, which out America’s dependence. | Text of Declaration. | Following is the text of the dec- | laration of independence: | “In convention assembled at In- |dependence Hall, Philadelphia, Pa., ‘United States of America, on ' Oct. 26, 1918, we, representing to- | gether more than lying between the Baltic, the Adri- alongside the Stars and Stripes on the roof of In- As the new bell pealed, Prof. Ma- the Mid-Euro- declaration | from the steps of America’s birth- the the of the new federa- “Liberty for afl the world and all the inhabitants thereof’’ is inscribed is | |a reproduction of the bell that rang | Declaration of In- | 50,000,000 peo- ele constituting a chain of nations | atic and the Black Seas, comprising Czecho-Slovaks, Ukrainians. Poles, Uhro-Russians, : uanians, Rumanians, Italian dentists, Unredeemed Greeks, Al- banians and Zionists, wholly or part- ly subject to alien dominion, deeply | 40d all skin troubles with Poslam, and | § do so promptly, they will. not develop | &@ | ‘ appreciating the aid and assistance given our peoples by the Govern- ment and people of America and of. ; lam’s work an ‘takes hold, s ‘once, you wil the Entente allies, on behalf of our- | Selves and our brethren at home, do | hereby solemnly declare that we | place our all—people and resources | at the disposal of our allies for use| against our common enemy, and in order that the whole world may know what we deem are the essential and fundamental doctrines which shall be. embodied in the Constitu- tions hereafter adopted by the peo- ple of our respective independent nations, as well as the purposes which shall govern our common and united action, we accept and sub- scribe to the following basic princi- ples for all free peoples: “1. That all Governments derive | their just power from the consent of | the governed. “2. That it is the inalienable right of every people to organize their own Government on such principles and in such form as they believe will best promote their welfare, safety and happiness. “3. That the free and natural de- velopment of the ideals of any state should be allowed to pursue their normal and unhindered course un- less such course harms or threatens the common interest of all. “4. That there should be no se- cret diplomacy, and all proposed to their adoption and ratification. The Master Timekeenrer has 17 jewele-GENUINE RUBIES AND SAPPHIRES. Cases are gold filled and GUARANTEED FOR +0 YEARS. Th are plain and en- craved styles. You'll find ARON. BERG'S LIBERAL CREDIT PLAN a convenient way to buy. cVrbergs 9 426 N. SIXTH — NM SATURDAYS Tice 9 O° CLOCK Prepared for Family Use adways eady elief For Seventy Years Tried All Druggists and Truc : ‘Externally for Rbeumatiam = 25c Sore Throat Cold in Cheat Toothache for Nervousness Sour Stomach Bick Headache AY & C0., 206 Centre St. New Yors | f a RIBLE : + i. , welfare of the world. our denied free and friendly intercourse dred races. ar ov. should co-ordinate their efforts to insure the liberties of their individ- ual nations for the furtherance of their common welfare, provided such 2 union contributes to the peace and 7) e Sor Coughs &Colds “6. That there should be formed | hat > Whore a league of the nations of the world /in a common and binding agreement for genuine and practical co-opera- _tion to secure justice and, therefore, | peace among nations. A PAIN REMEDY | Victims of Selfish Nations. “In the course of our history, we have been subject to and victims of aggressive and selfish nations autocratic dynasties, and held subjection by force of arms. “We have suffered destruction of cities, violation of } | and | in | ' our homes | and lands and we have maintained | “We have been deprived of proper | representation and (fair trial— | we have been denied the right of free speech and the right freely to assemble and petition for the re. dras of eur grievances——we have been with our sister gtates and our men have been impressed in war against their brothers and friends of kin- “The signers of this declaration, and representatives of other inde- pendent peoples, who may subscribe their names hereunto, do hereby | pledge on behalf of their respective our ideals only by stealth, in spite | , of the tyranny of our oppressors. Small Pill Small Dose Small Price For Constipation Carter’s Little Liver Pills will set you right over night. Purely Vegetable Carter’s Iron Pills will restore color to the faces of those who lack Iron in the blood, as most pale-faced people do. While gray, faded hair is not sin- | ful, we all desire to retain our youth: | By darkening your hair with Wyeth’s | ean tell, beeause it does it so natural-|§ You just dampen af and | @ glossy, soft and luxuriant and you ap.- | Wyeth’s Sage |§ _and Sulphur Compound is a delight- | TO HEAL YOUR | Jugo-Slavs, | Lith- | BROKEN-OUT SKIN j | If you attend to Pimples, Rashes | § Unless you have actually seen Pos- | know how readily it | | hardly believe its ef- | ‘fects possible/in so short.a time. | In Eczema, |Poslam’s action appears | all the more\ remarkable when the! £ ee sample | write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 | § West 47th St., New York City.—ADV. | : and | It soothes, | E promotes healing and, while Nature! ' | . " >. ; " jes = 5 ? ¢ > a hes. Ae ‘. . qs “ks - “si a? a E 7 boat) > a. ie a > aes : Sg % % ‘i : ae a. — Ate ee rY bn ee f?.) . es. - i ec 2% a Fy ¥ ee a ‘ . 7 . 2s i ms ’ Life ~ _ * t & & & ' : 2 the Stifel estate. : [8 five years. The concern sel ©@ ing machines, motor vacuam T Vices. @ Reichardt, presid ~ Apartments (For Sale) .... mE WAS STIMULAT BY LIBERTY L0 b e . : eral Professional O; “tions on Extensive § Reported to Have | "Virtually Closed Du the Past Week. _ YEMAND FOR VACA UND NOTEWOR’ ous Plans for ( ' bination Buildings Sai Be Ready for Use L - Removal of Embargo _ Construction. ~ _ By Berry Moore. Developments of the week st general resumption of trading i estate, which was placed som in abeyance pending» the resu the Liberty J.ocan campaign wholesome effect of which ts est, according ‘to real estate 1 d operators. As a rule, I Bonds are convertible into real holdings without discount. Several professiona] operati extensive scale were virtual eluded, the transfers of the di terests involved only awaiti amination and delivery of titl eording to the Title Guaranty Co. Both West End and b holdings. east of Grand avenu embraced in these particul #tances. The week was also « ‘terized. by numerous purcha flats and of apartments by ! ‘wal interests, for permanent Poment, as well as dwellings for >The demand for holdings in | Pfields is broad, and gives prot :% "full exemplification in actual t 'tiens in due time. Sy A notable feature of the situs | the interest awakened in | ground in the residential parts ' ¢ity, especially on the Sout >and in the West End, availa ‘sites for high-class flats and | meats, expecialiy the latter, a corners attractive for comb '®usiness and apartment bu ' Plans galore for buildings | character have been complet | cording to Preston J. Bradsha “has designed many high-class >} tures of this type. Execution ' 33 awaits only the lifting of the e' 7 on construction, he declared. | include plans for several larg "tures for which ground in th ‘Island tract, on Pershing west of Union boulevard has b "tained, and construction of ¥ * to be launched as soon as the - given. . Tone Keyed by Construction » Suspension of constructior > than for essential purposes ha ® ly keyed the tone of things. | @ clared by Eugene Christy, ‘| the rental department of the tile Trust Co. The city wa ’ built, he said, but, by ¥irtue respite in construction, it is adjusting itself as to suUpl | demand. . The supply of flats an@ap® the jatter in particular, Chris ® is rapidly being depieged, bul "leas the prohibition on build be removed before the situ + to abodes Of this type become! ~ ing. if The week was noteworthy a : ~ number of leases concluded fe "nd buildings, including seve * have been vacant for a long ef which is indicative of 1 _ tonditions, real estate men | The Domestic Electric Co through the Mercantile Trus large store at 908 Pine stre The tern NS "and other electric labor-s® - The Anderson- Williams He | Auto Co. acquired, through | tantile Trust Co., a lone leat “dullding at 2214-16 Washing | Bue. The structure has been specially for the automoDd' ae s. Another lease through | Teantile Trust Co. was that of time at 1909 Locust street. © Frederick N. Judson, the att the Cooper-Higgsins Sales © for the Gates half-sole tire ent of the - took the agency for the sale tires 12 months 4&8 est | QWarters at 1411 Pine ane . grow is business has g th of his > oon pbuilding The Mefcantile Trust Co. _tnstanoée was represented > ¥H. Sifeiff, manager of Ue le ;: ment. Streiff reports @ _ Mations have been v “toncluded through the truat for other centrally located _Sballdings, information 4% Sannot be disciosed at this The Iniand Machine Work @uired a lease of the eroe | 5x165 feet, of the Advertial ime at &ixteenth and Lecu Thia building represent? ol > Most recent promotions of @nteenth Street Realty Co.. George W. Brown !s pres a ts under the management © + of the Roatamen’s Ba The company has eret

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ENTS Be ouses, Et ses fied bac re a Ba bese Sate _— S1V Rs 5 REN P. Kirk c.—F re al Es ity seaside ++ ooo | 4g t . Scal : se T LIS aN ae A ry ae Pro or Col. - 4; Real aatent iagases SS he and esa gn ato é i 2 Oo e — TS a E Ss = -: aimee 2 2 Bata ountr . 3) Sobur Bonds coveee 3 & ] av a water I 7 seeeoees vei Be > Real F te—lFor € F.coe. © ban Pro — 7 i. y e Bee ) abate ra 168 | ROMPTL sare 3 | Ree “s. (Othe ol. NINE EST (F. 8.) rene 8 J the P losed n | Rise of S a ape ee _|____AGENTS RENT eh Y REP Real Entate Lanne. Bip fo seman PD. aoe 8 ithe Past W D ae eof St. Loui te oe GENTS. A aT 38 Ma. vii) | Guverty ®) “a t eek urin Dee we Front . Louis Fi 5273 Westin ly x. TORM, ve ate | : C= LIST soar : RT F » ter Rent. ate. seine wee Sse = s . gt nea Ge Cc} Platiorn inancier F - hot-water he ste INGS ST. -— | \ S menses sa AILURE ere Webnter Pree ia 4 ee B e "4 ss 5 ‘ ee WN em SKE | } ( . r n e est : he; roo iS. . | ; T . ‘el tah Pd JEN es Le GH Gi ae etched yf H om | “** Pa A ng Tg ag Me | O isten rty 3 2 rn D F tues Be OOK v “ Se | dbyE orse © x Caban for § if rage .. ba | ‘ - REC Pro rene | 3ROUND OR VAC ony - : y Easter se Car |. contenich 4 "machine. “tur oe IK S. EIVE ANSW 2 —S “ on e . r . ; ¢ . e . ol ~ 2»2Z - *y Lu mtitheenentnm = : NOTE ANT , eR gg aot ieee 1 Weiter, | ste Washington fooins, furni i FOU : | : SWERS. se 4% S ; . oi uly,’ Sern . ad Z sraph ra © Zhe 1 40 U heat lu 7 or ee 3 A ce 1; 7) . 4 a. Oe : ~ Rg ’ yr ica] ‘ , —_ ff aaa tom a 00 ; en: gold . co” WOR “Lone Ae a , Trust ng esidet , skeéte 1044 Wiest. ne 30 rh i re bath Si, i. : » BIS 2 REAL a PE: \ RO ! ead fini 1 T eg 4 3,» eee ber O., Al of . of F : ri Stra ° nee beth. et gg ger TA Pe ERSI ; r ae aah si _ and ish. ih : hn an) PO of ' Ape: { lest ost] ace ister On on * a ersh IING FR = Am ere 0 Ctolli are 1e S . 1 ¢ ; & r, is, etc ae " hing t} ee alt ura ous P | a " a” ae ne of : llier’s din a Mere us J ates Raurage iM) Troon te. c+. P §> mm | er = AYN APTS . a = wir bl l ) riper ch Ae Maxw a seri s We 2. rec canti 4458 shades apa nel edb ns, ba Sfevear re 3824 tri and» ne ~ aewne 538 == . e a 7 ans f : ’ are, c XW ell tie of ek ly ent , ile } ore — Ae gy eee atn, ¢. ee rer ss Ww estr ) a4 ra! nw: mie .? ' neriyv t}- a0 ‘ ‘ - ency alan’ | tion B or Com- nh, eo svthelea ba t num. 2 erro ath fae 4 tminster phe 1d roe Lis R ae bee Gein TM ome De . 4s ‘ . 7s f S : ' one ity ; “any ie ee 4 - fu 3s vd e : 3s Le ol jeep: ° , j a ‘ at ro ore 7 i. , t Her " t val se Sst. ] de was rin Li elates ‘iy Wastin on, & rooms sean: 5 00 6006 Kings Sherine dees terre Sa: fe . m7 isch . attract! he et Cove : . : of pon an Louis di , broug! Janveriat: 419 W ashinito eT ae cae fur : 50 “oO 4147 teams £4 MF Ni bath : er Py ata. sees ———— ' °40% UR ite R. Live + lam , Law ; ed ' / Constr Emb ed indiffe oe ring | ght to A ms rr + Delry . ” pn — fur.. oO 00 | ; Fla “yg heat pi., S AND urnace.. . 40 4 ' sn » im = kr. tures. ss. re- + cti argo ( ueatior re nt a0 ate infa ‘ meric: By xt ™_. coped 10 — Clerc ogi Ro 7. . “0 pos ORM) furnace 4 A -d floo r, FI. A TS. ° 38 he : / on ?8 OA Ru PEST Se ede ms, : - ] gent : . ‘ aw a street ic cor ron-¢ oot { Jw De ara ns. f ons ’ corner aot 4“ 220 Ww itger ‘ ms. ms. by is jadi - : _ _ ; ve Bria + B stre nd }j Pe i4 pe srt 1) hy 1s7 Irnac sa ur . batt ier : Oo a7a8 C ashi st. bath. ees jaih, oa O09 - ut tt : wi et ¢: he 2 a hat a0! pone Le 10 rooms. lar h. fu an 1223 Cook neto od f . gf ERR Su: h _ . ) s, ; | ‘De y Berry ed car dri 2P0t a } motor ma 244) pega vy Soom ~_— by ge Ka ir. . 4 on 23 St mK, 2el n ay lovee, -. Fak ee 4s em | e el: pens is: he at : aerccemee 4 t e" Goodfell 1 ’ bath nace ye 40 On OOSA NV Is t floor. e afid 00 1 fro! and & orches rs 1 } e@ ” et (‘q e : Cc ; j w y. eC ‘ns it $3 e Bt s ago Baile fevtss htt low ns . Be ees 40) V s ore loor, 4 roon n iil Ss; » See ; I SE te Tiber vas) laced. somewh ae om Realty ¢ TEE ener iio. were tne 22 er: Su eee BBE she i aeons nal mis Hite tne os Flat a i te e€50 J th som mal in ws | cons 0. h > ally ! red t : tre he JT ¢ aint * ter. ath, f , »b BP ded * oe ™ N. Lef h. ave 0d oot "4 rool on aa one “'a ass lectr 1 oe fest me ef an © PF ew hi | ecic Sin tl structi _ ae Rack i ne § to be acti Pct Nive it, & Po rns. fur... fur... ay OM ” and > fing’ , d floor + roo .. 16 00 presse tieta Vay ‘ ‘ee s cond ie fi eg 4 » acco fect’ ca esu at ut : the of ctio re- “eae | Ree Sot Cc Ss yn ey Cora.’ sr room : a odes “5 Ae 24F ra tl we! seeee r@ ms 15 did itt si en ce aitie uti Mi oak as rdi t ™m pai It t stre ot Of n > vei [e-3 E. he omet et | a. ooms s b math od ( 1S ran eae Pe ion rvo 5 ¢ — Fit st . ri nm. * ire . = * a. operators gee seichabe “Aa —. tenaerey sa et, Whi 10 block se ae Pons ha Sais old “ tae @ ‘ pega ts au eo} ye paket paih, h, fur be 3) 2 ; -19 ¢ —— 3d ii floor, rye ‘ pers ices astidl ab Broadway | ~ ov Bm. i . otaces vo epee ors ‘eal es 1 is. 1e »wer eat ich f of © ious s six stituti _ sane 8 Mr ed cl se a-ha gton, » ath urna cee vid HOS wate 3 AeA tape rooms 00 —— eee i Hit oadw "11S ratern first- a - ) a . e S or G ur 1 for O s cle _} ae T iti st ae Cl ' ‘ Ienri 8 s “e. ; ’ > N a rooms. 41 mS = (ik RE HI a rol ’ ter rst- 3 ae hold rec As Sta mani one irov ee orn n- har lose ro¢ he S yn ¢ oe F ade lane ep if: righ rooms soome. be 30 OF a nd g ms, on! ; vA tsi mt ya , ma - 3 nal convertible. te sa the at “hed that . an at Ss} or ate He bn eg tile ft doxdhaghg pit se faites . at Was ae 1% a Ninth o ms. bath ba — 8 00 ey igs etfingwell, He on "#1, sia 14 00 oni wats My in ie Luta Aa Agen no te eg ‘ ; , 4 : . . _ Ss + . 5 off th ; - > . cS ‘ = oQ} ‘ ; iP , - & eas ; . ms ‘es 9 Ma ; * - a. ‘ “» . = i 4 a an —~ ith . a , eral out di into Liber = unifor ich hav S, al ectlo dry em he Ure { sleepi ath, s positi , and . air AL1OTL Was i 3 Mic P * \ rms.. bath x ~ mi 4 Hi Ferdinand. | ’d floor, 4 — iad — sae Ai if ; t, ae hs extensi profes isco real rtyv — rm lave id al n of y, sk atin; thro. ping spa- sitio! Wa Assoc il re an | 37 > herso PART in © . “+ + ckor. and. tee or, 4 4. -R¢ —— = 4! “ iy elude sive . sio unt esta : aera price f hee ls exe fo. Siate r ae pla izgho ad por he } for ade ob iat now vi 4a +e ‘id: n ? Wk x rear =? Ou 1110- ST 3 poo 2a 1 ‘Tooms 10 on . On —— Hy fy : . is he . d, th sca] na] . te | —-—-— of $7 n se ept ind roof ; ant. gr ut. Vi ch, was whic tai on ne n. Vest Pi all rooms Ts. mad schoo} , an n wa cogn rot ge Sa . 2d “Sides 50 S12 Pine, s ab arge i tw © duis 2 ny" : came EY ¥ B th me ve : ai en ; — nm ee cCiDn: . fee a “aude , 90}. Peo" d h , as hi ‘i ize d js? \ pa =, es a a ti., ; oo . ine, larg ove t at 2 0a Sy : He) ~ | = he old oth we Tit! ry of ting e + ymplet pal impr ws “ dep: him 3 rhe 1S One his pri oSTA © Pape ecg eaganet b.. fur. path. 24 s ing ene Sa olan” ae ore. Wit R partm rov Ligne t an ike ss ea est ig Guar titles x | - ed in tl nrovem All ea I i” geECY air 5 eae - n- $873 : y ry 5 AS gg o — fl elec. ‘ = On 8" eee “Sstory Ww isis toe ith \ OM ENRA Ett Ieft NM 5 40) LAYS a Class +) f vs : ames st ind ant ‘ S, ace- j FA = his b] ents mcel , = : "eTtar’ ‘ ASSC a a. = Us , Se rs mms sath ) ise 2 25 ri ‘ Tr! QO! is erti d fix vildi 1 heat ae _— U \ inl Q9 * las i} J in d . of ‘ a ) eh ES loc 5, a vab eover se CL . "ey ba XN Fer oOrmMns — 1 an UD) | 7O15 Ss e Rt new xtur ing: age eeee {- th 4" oe nees. T _ ee omg — nd & rua | TATE ees wis ag , si ag line red al “an peeps sc 4t ta i Pe &: rdinand, ati prhethdedc a. 19 - 100: 8. Broadwa tg ures; cot heat- eee —— A HAUSE a beautif im 2" ) 4 4 terize he ese ven sines i - U0 be 4 5 Wi; ; of } most ous 4S - (ott: ge, 2 venter a : ‘ ere ,| SA cerry: ay, store, lark alley a gents L L, T ul 1° ‘ Mg ts d by week partic ue, ae FPO TS’ a a oo arog fou human ever 1 in Onl ii } rooms + ro0! ns, nih 0 on ’ Pe web hd 2 SB drag aes ‘sclagepuy bb ayoiee — » °407 N Soy RE © famil i + . and num was ula e ' RTS ore cing nad t} act : V ry i rankli ” ' rms er ath See Rg ay 17 006 N semen bes , ‘ and ith ot SEES cored —— 4 ; tr ’ . te CO Vv a ; ey 1 i of ero s als Pw G 0 on d O g eng iat he ivits 148 N nklin, rms.._ b. paket. > OW) N. Ve nt; h eat st bath ven, Ron 68 ——— oadw MP: part \\ i nter a us o ch n- WLIc Nig) ver sy C! e nee he N. 22 n, 4 roo bh in 1800} Zo andev leat ore, ¥ 2d pad ayes 4 — way ANY nea 4 es es part pu ar is @ oht : Bo opedi reede 12 w= st rooms. 3a f| 433 od c ven and wa “ fio —— 2° N} t. : nt. as sts. f me rch; ac- | R - A J refe aft ok hia ed 144 st, ms f}« re 14 ond cell: nter wat ith or r ae ’ ( 8 ’ , w , or ni asses CSi The We e on ~ ALE a ame ren bis {| @7y° Ss nt . we? 4 (‘as : , rooms 2d f} or, . ad 1: ~ ’ = 714 ar ; ° sma ier : gzood sa T — >) = } ’ 4 ‘a e eae as d - soured indi of ale ot I these i k & cS REAI § authori ee ee - Nicht Py yp 3 “oo too: el depos 1] Ps 110% re ci 14 Morgan pie . store. wit M E - i} { a ore lds | nd f welli ent i vid- ab : nproyv Aol les Jones Re EST iradu: les Arete an ie por G02 Mair, inth, ms . TRE SN 10 wi 109 squar et.. S-storv. i Solid N ! ) i a “full ex s broad re otter for ea POR e St..1 oved P a aig Real E PATE. ¢ an ually bh which Gq cone ree ov rit Miehane S 4 ~~ surge eee uM OU Soa heat. ark a feet: #iil buil¢ —_ oF I: S i é: APART: J} ei 4 em > i h vat rt. . "ar . 144 o J ave! Slate Coe. |} icely is u t} sulte er | Soo Mo ory, 3) DOM, ms, 2d floc location: and “ez & will ae - nt € M Se ; :« 2 plif and ngs i om OUIS t . . sa88-26 W ue . ing vy adj untrai ley 1 ed S2A Tha @.s. 2d ’d floor... _ ods Bei. a! : le line. Norns EN —— €a s in icat wives | in es er is Cc of NC or Sexiest bai ees “eg or iZ mi djus pleas ed the nS2A Mul gly Rigo ne — ~~ Bond gg anon ae anen a per mi Ww TS— — e ‘ . ree. s ; | BY as 125 entelai lieh thr port 3achi Juste ied : ndici: 19 Bh illa S$ reon df] or be ~ 00 D ; stores. mor lin nam } A a “An due pe ion i es p thes rt\ EF ount ‘ ot- Liier oe ntclair 4 jree-r ris it . hine. da ‘ aan eate 4206 Mor nph OO lr! flo o- hn N . 4 » Foo . af f aD ES 1 wd +. é [ ~ ad S38 a par! rent anittttsitnaiitiadile or e pos! ,90mMs. ; a , . , - "es ans 35 OE it sir or ¢ ai} } ngs a be : c. 2896 . se roc mms 2 see o Or 4 d H5J lor: be: sii | east ast ite . ni ~~) ng and rand j pecial] sident in on is of Br realty nsact! as Kast treet a cll single sc. BR co man 1 posi Ac- 6 6A S ffers yns, 2 df ese eeeee, 10 ’ s e ° 4 =s ; sul autif: Suen OF vac . OD Wa cely roast on to sit n th y o ial vac ie ownh v las ion ah or |. net lig , ad ient. Tat f yrogr Impan c-note Sitio - Gtu —_ 1S gag s, id f aes ¢uele oe oo | re; ° 4 | N _— lease ful4r or {HON ant « en t shing arr és e W n parts ant 1B urs st we in S&S 405 oom Rend loub'te f! i orm 2 essec ‘ Ce ar nm as 2705 ozens h st + TO loor act late 0 00 | sllz W i ‘ L1 Foon KE short} oda ton anged: t has ing in me os high- a! Mh ~salorg the Big aa ot 1: Herta was ° Louis oe a: ac ai Ww flat to leathe —- a. from bes A xo: litho 715 Bi aroline rooms dai i + 00 | gh tn C ji GS. APARTM pherteenat SOUTH © months. a Rn Ga 8 ye Ks Bri ate it , cae ¢ - 7 = , - ‘ “tr ; ° € : ¢ = “a . ~ - , : , (ltée . ’ 45 * ae le ‘ ‘9 > s, a 4549 =f won . ss 2 baths FB ' most 30% man W 2 te nth ooms, | our Dp 2RSON - “4 team | partm . = - « . ¢ 11S ave M. St ’ } + a’ , ’ \ y ny s' is, 2 bs a ‘ DFS, ’ oe ones . - . eon sone esuialiols 3 aostas Ranion 2. ate Sp ae bauer - enlloe G. Bri It wa mint- Theme Miss Gernhard as Siaudte tos It must ek Semicon se a wit Ne nee hy 2d floor. eet £90] porch, | bl. sarege EEO adage Pha ry d internat ~ a§A7. 30: bare Ber — STUCKE.I veat und janitor , se* ete * ned n J ple his I G . orty t ink AS so] , sold nas til su ri ore va” i] igle fl J a it m not r sjness ‘mines ade ; ‘ lit th rooms, 2c 2 OOr . peer ee ’ mw 4415 garage a bat? ” 4 mt > hard ° fully fine . 217 onal I. rices — 2 } Se ae - ivvER tor ve ss of t ma Bra ted, ast y tor man d 1 twice irieh venue, 2 ae ee S ust b equire r sh ss of his 2126 een Oy st floor .. 6 00 | West na? grooms. le we poten: Fb ty roo is ife B | Althet 808 _C MAN aits his t any hi dsha ac- ty week Irnst Ie ; 19920 V in tt to a , a ent. | large stood e sc reon ould i his 264A O'F 2 ooms hes ay at 6 | 4: nac Pine. 1% urmace sleepin 116 ( deri anged. mis, . ar lds. He Chestn' N. a ¥, 7 Co t} I 10 feet Viet 1e § client doub! 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T thurs er Re: and sec report m mont! rhis fiat less ¢ real ut ar pout S nder- |* 115 Oliv ee ty.. mo Ht floor 207 Maple, r heat 1% rooms, ur- eo} aoe tf r »\ OTT. ™ .’ strictly | Cc ‘loor) EK CC ¢ f sf de em ’ 10, it i im . The st to B al- cond « s havi nN. flat al lot i s operati esti any St. J Sood oth e, 5-s on geet ILDINGS | -_ ple, 9 rac . ha ms sea a W I! . SOO etly |? or. Se Wal - 0 | Island er a Rte gt — sive a is gg 4 ntetioses Brink a. of & SS nine was * her Aa ae a ek. ak R10 tb Oliv Sage 7 ollie “theaters. s oo | O81! rom vy ssona'"# tik paths 100 00 orate; conve av. S, BATH Cpestnnt ie ae atieaar aie ra £ a es mp . ed art be Vv t} 2 rust. 4 2e) = . le ‘ sine ‘ rita) 3 ess a ject , h; to le T BRI 7 neat veral > - VeyT Ss t} js re ‘ ‘ 9 2 re ¢ ~ Isi o ler Be « sce ; 599% hea e. >. 4 ath eee K n hes it t linor’ , ‘ ba nd » re TM = eat &. 7. y on d i str ere em as 53 a cli , T NK = firs hi iture ee lan % juir ii s oth, 5 and 2 fj n cc ‘te: . | 923 CC es 11 ara ss - IGN ort ter e school b . 27A_N ell; Om ENTS nut py ave ined, Union Pr nt uc ro t ‘ ents sta clie he oP rst 3 OoW e, | e ad alm ed | 3 e. ae > U od loor yrs eae lem ixt room ge urn 7 ¢ ATI ) to car. hools ath: 5 rr s, lar Ss sts. Ww ers he R om are oe arted nt re Ch Rik. . wn li put ecid nost ¢ 1: ent} road pper f! flo 20s . rae - fj ens ures 8 2 see ace » CO Ph Us Wad get s aA : wil . 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Je in p Real hor ye-wi W: sci Gol ant lx. 8d ldg i. 75 OO 35:23} urns ine bre ath ayes al 425 ”: na “’ & vite cas a n en nt co e, t ids ; I a. fer g sal teal bk ele m-¢ wire ade US Washing 25x and & 9. - 190 ¢ ved OI aces, f a6” wees ” “furnace. : ~~ ooh, 41ei&# Ve ¥ ° ou = . 40 be ~ Tone as soo of Ww ob- gz wat nse hre . ii 1? emo ot son es: Lost: me coul t ‘ e wi of " shir ees 109 4th rl “ea 125 ) 4008 live . fi ro ts irnac rad) ow os Lin : ‘astc ¢ our 33 rt A esos es 2h n thich reenh ersy rvat e ba 2. oe n to Z ©5x12 avent ate C es nt t d C associé anted 10 rUSIY igton a ae ft fIs. a? 00 Lin ‘ 12 ixture ma 2 2. : ' AP _ Ww : aeil ray a’ ree ic roar 41 ] parti _ Sus Keyed as th is a ous syste ories rns ¢ "640 we Ww >: 8 ie, A oO. state fi o th ontrit jates a | lf 3 °F re 1OSS ; ms a eae » wt ty 197 a r del) roor ie = s. 2 baths. oe AMT ene ES Nw . | ref ce, ¢t 1s, st ,ELM m e x S i ed -d to . a a Bros ard ry bl re ae 2 On | 5404 ace rsen ose 3, ba oors ) Cc lene N’ i ; and B; ' ee. at ager red. $7 « at in the y EF one oO oses othe sact e no rty d te S| rt 2oxt: ssen rem in a the client 4\ 1 ere Ont or- 421 ine adwas hall ldg. liad de On | Vern fixture 9 rooms th, fur- Bh © for $35 ¥: el T we . light phone REON all h at br iO F This &. re uge f thi has h r | withi ion ted “t » the | Moe! 126 street, f! 30 de second ® to | jam wer As iat NX. st., base hal eee " 00 00 | 5 ateacua ures coms, bat pate OA Ww ectricit root ing, in- | ON _E ours; stidin urnis Tim Alle ntal d ne Ch ngs igh in inv mark ej 3 lenber; for A t, flat lays. d pr is matt 2 e tw soci “03 ON and asem Mgrs 100 » | 9856 ixtures 9 rooms. s, bath, fv ; | PAR Vent city ns, W 7 & R cara £. o hed e $55 Tr epa rist ’ it i » han a “ olvi ks ft | 83030 erg. Antol of 3 Op- | eadi al on ates $342 -’ Tt event ent ¢: Ist f) eich 1 ou Cate s, ha oms aa a a Be an Tr t End , light ith ; | G. 8 pen f i > buil ust rtm y, m s de dled year ns | the f | lot 39 low ; Deger And 3 a vl =A len I _ 1343 8. B h, 2d er, 8 afe hc OO 00 | fi s, 9 rdwood ta Neg? ur- wD | 4B WIooNevit , ing $-root COTT, or in t, h Co ent of anag - | Co by , tw this ourth | | $5125 a ave sennar 3 rooms; | istenc a more « nders in St 4} Ho road wi + Mi ge , steam ht oS 00 | een a iene od Pn jasmne. decora elt ay Nevins — abany and. cook ei } Lees none | respit e said. The the M er of ; y the F » of prop eet Wir 25; fo “nue, © dt to ns:| pr ice as re or | son Loui — mega ay, st > eon... 1 ht 7 U0 MERCA: ms, b rs irnace, ” OO) _Phon ted. s.; 4 are 2h cooking Pts ,PS' ~ Chestn cit er ede whi erty this ikler r Wi =a otteg Joh omo : re: r less ’ whi 11S, $04 ive we 8 store, Phe ae SN th ae OO | 4 CAN . ake ath, creas - o OF See rootl partr an , - ea rE ut at. - adj e in but, SPE ai can rer-C€ ich : pro T llia ge Oo ni fi ters al s pre oe 7 hee sto st. | DOM «eso OD Of - Rth TILE 1 furni APAR’ orest J. i 1s, = nent ——~s 5861 Ni m- H N’S: at. usti cons by as 5%. Nj ‘aston. stor ~] stor Sle >on ica and I TRUS tude duple MEN \" oster ches utes fl a. D ed A oF and itself tion ue of - J ' ipnainini fealty la he Bri d fo op cen to J S. sessed het had ; agent es ©2a- aie Mast inth, ate store eo al ws ., 40 00 -— pecust er -€ ae ap ~ at Lis », on - newly 70) = ON oor rooms pa . Ph 4 as ° it is the J. M . Vi ——_ ° daemat trinko ur day nipany John W ce iween a Se ts a +” af ae on, & store, C eesecwneeceens > ( — s sta Oo. ’ 00 me yintme partrmn well t premis . y 0420 {cPherson, and sr e to ra Fiaert Ley . LEV 7. | pa id for p co ys WwW y hi ade rtai Ry par: I Ee ankli store FO e eee BO OO pene nonth nts ent: 3 ls es. | Cab con Oe ae sun vl the sup su pid! paviewn | & 1& parts of no 8 Mpeg ate ell camie | propo beli 7 vem ate ae ae irr, store. oF nae 30 00 — _Vost-D Scene te oe Sa | 5430 Lang tee parlo jat ply of pply y ; the t een f Co rE CC ' tiate the nall ny re on sale | rope ieve qualifi ther of- 207 W yu teat OTE cece eee e een ees .. 20 09 nes I t-Dis nishe wily d hr enn ip 6 4946 ‘abanne, Sr rooms. 24 r, 3d is ter fla . an ay orth lats ¢ rey . d lo: city home eports ” sed d ow ifics 5 11 Ss Kast ca eat o- — caren pate dad if dene OMS, ee | MeP ne, 5 com 24 floor ra in ts a d enue east s of f rt tl ans ¢ ; als es a is an pers re vere atior pos- 1} 1s. B on, § Sareea 4 25 00 oy IN. 5: . des rated: mo dein 01 F I neracn, rno s, 2d floor ... 6% less pidly b partic nd a -, s; lot corne our 1e follo agere o rep nd fils acti lj ea jaded al es need is t} ; iw, H road tore , sot geeeereneees ~ 00 H iH leepin 53430 sired was $"4) dern | orest mn. 7 ms, 3d floor oo 0 ow the eing ular partm tment 149 Tr of and fj wing Vv Ks bs atin orts hi; ats in vr quid: the state ded iat OSM sania ay, at es Bu ‘ a ka ak 0) IL Dk gz po First . lox per wits 1 Park. ‘ — 4 floo east . rh) ibe de : “Chri ents Co., x1 Vert ive r sales: KE g $26,0 vin ail} * ate f m t age in hit 207 Last ont, Coo eeeseeteeees =0 00 PIA ENBR rch. floc x O-' I , roor s, 3d , eas .. 54 bo rem prohib plege sty , R118 to t feet On ooms ; T ‘L=-™M a O0U & ne nd j heir ’ clos ency 11S ond Fas a ost , “> 00 ‘ LTO . i f ANIY Tr, s - »-, — . E. PAT 1s. i t. . Si - ov itio d, b says, |W. § Enr he Ma oe Ww at] he Y ART go-, tic join res} a stele r 100 N- His mie seme oT 20 00 | Bi CATES r& rooms, 2 Ste: EIN. Ad fe. ry abod ed betc n on ut a ys, | W 35x18 ight marys 4 the alto | gage ecke ris P 1on fore specti eit ‘ le 11133 N. _ geealenagiencee® Oo | 1 DG ES. ¢ 615 ¢ NOB s, 2 mene im- .} ent =f 47 ™ es of efor build oubt Vebst 0 fe aven y Franc Libe on} resi Co 1-Mar REA , ce was ces Wi ive t offic 6107 More ie eects 2) Ov | . ae & CGO ren nite = ee — neat Chest m thi e the ing E D er an et, f ue, a ices | rey psidence repor' tin I SALTY dure not ; ith hi yusi oie | aaae . gan 5 eaeias ‘cycle 18 )| 302 PH .E COR pren janitor 6418 nut st LEALTY ed A nut 50 Ss t sit will K outlie ° d wt or G . 10 ,eaits ward e at rts t ten! K ie | Dp ‘ . as Ss t} = ry c ] ; es 1 ~~ Ra ner, ,0 > oO rt we ecom on a 41 inton t at 1 . Lue resid vent 3 isbartt Ital sale ¢ te and the} ed t 1elr ompli Aqui 116 N ston Set 16 17 on, 9 DWEL LIV E IVE Fs fax ff 5 Park . } \. oms, nents mbe ek w es al Sid 61 4 to 4 376 ¢ ian ¢ dence | 4709 seisb ) to liday af U d Mor heir o be combi icat lida- ay N. Van store. oo one 16 00 | 711 F een LIN 6547 : sleeni Gl2S——b 2075. & roorn view) | ,, Ste 4 Vy $40) r of as arm ence {cPh i. J soodf oJ Pe arth a clie ave ne FZ rf ~s CO only yined ted oN Pie ndev : ce 4 ot 6 00 { “ran “i GS. ‘. $47 ening kot _ Olive 2 s. A He | f} am ; a nd b lea note - to . lot erst . R elk ° I 4. Als nnsvl acce jent nue —~- root ap! , ntri \ $° ne pro- ag | 4 A SPY e vente at floor «++. ++. 5 - . Fr: klin Fe rath | ‘ rr 8 _porct } ir ? e “6 ppl a at 1oors, 7?2at, 4 ada w I 29 nm eade Ww av is 0 th va epte fa fo mn ital ibuti 2.0 { , 402 Ohiive enth, ‘ Uitcceasereneee: ob OO 1711 anklin. 2 ONS. and se d: oon 619. y s s, fi a ve ha uildi ses c orth L. Ch x140 aver er. j avenu sing! es nia ed i nm pe r KE H oO ition 0%, we wor 17 Cc ve, 8 ,. 2d fl peeerreeteess 15 EY; iin 3 roo S eas Het e GR janit mw £ am boone ne fi jnit nte ave be ngs, onclu y fo __ Four- aries. feet, ue, i ue, for | Wil e flat, ale of avent a sin: , bar al amn f tl n te which rth ie, ee store a pStOFe cece esses oo anki we ms, 2 ceee BS COOK vert MEI or se ulim c janito ature or se r A , + en incl ded f r the Phers apart or a 10- or | lliam for } $927 1 I€. vzie f Da’ in] nett 16 re; » the wes 1ait Oh eau. . ater oar 14 00 | 1516 n. 2 ma.. 2 2d flo £238 OO) f 7K. 447 . ACH cervice: an «¢ > itv Tr r on s, Qui rvice, Vv. $4 whi vac udin or s Fra on a men W il} room | Als ll. K lenr 4 yey lat aoa iess ’ AY al w AS 314 Cs outeai aioere roor BPS DY ea 3 Lac rms = - * or. i loors: 4, 5-S R Kc . hea rier ' ust ‘ pre ck M ha i ch ant zg 8s tore nce ven t bu jam resi- | o the oe! y Vi ons ati @ s thi iders esta orki | 48S u, st ns . sees » 00 mi ust STO ear .. low ho s: fi oO ¢ . © t: rent | ‘o mise ea! rdw nditi is i for a everal s ('o. Ss Rea ue; lot ilding Math Si- | Gravois sale Wz. jerhell ‘(ire av st a lan 10 rson ma ate 3 ing 1™M : store. (ore Pong ‘oe? ‘ 15 00 | tore . large RES ig rent. 6 00 OnE wat xture: ha ro im Pe nt | Ste s or gas ood z ons, ndic lon that | «a> Ity Co Son tde fect ! ews | wife aven of t ST cae aaa’ © ki nd yea & W cir m rH) - gn OTe eeeeeesneees "93 Oo | 1611 tthe. store eta" oe EON EF es a voy arand | am-H n. E ranges Th rea ative g tim en-roo ., to 0 fee 3933-3 ae to Le ue fe he st id wife a ind } nost s rs bec ade of 467 outea store ree .- ielay hee | 15 »| 16 i Fra repa ar: su ‘with nee EAN N EB. & d ja ap re bath: ic eat S .De e D 1 est of e, all vard m the Liber ane a Mo. |! ino the 1 ng Bl ore buil ie tel in & suce came gers} > St a, “ington: 5 00 | 4 Bae or: we ERE eS KIGI it ace Py ed A pt ft om ate im cl west resid Aberty r the a a > he # ter endol! ijdi Tr Sst. I ; cess » the lat an =f L*a , ere dj tore, Srrrreeressas 15 00. 1012 ra a oD e fo itho _me sit, ; sc eer ielud rd wor ‘ 7 h ) . ough esti me proved | lent of Sk ence ty Inv Marv | ingle fale of ang \ n § ng at # ro} ust ouis sful fi ie la nn 4 ¢ air inand, stg nnnstes + 00 12 nklin arge store r aut it lent, 1338 SCOTT viee; ing h md | 1323 100 partn r larg th c Kl n stat Do to G. inke on W estin , yarth fiat, f f 4000 wife Schwa 144 |; Roms : comp: oe firm arg- (11 2 «che , lare- : cto ‘floor.. Atag casts 2 6) odiam . lar store: low omo- EUGE all lig Firs _ $50 eat. | ~ XN ’ ms *: rents Oar: e eM slectri e. lo uble Luci r roa aghi nt Alse or i Pet rtz al T & inte pani of | mW iteau, store res ie 1632 nishe ont ge store low rent ae INE et _F t fl (he st Pry \ at 7 the stor erca ts t 2oxik fiat an. d, lot jn ingtor _ so the a clie insy! 1 and he t o thi ies } its POG ockrel a et 3 ind 1? Bet > hr d. ja _ fine ore: } rent. eS &: ef Bs 4E t. oom: oor. atnut o- eam 1 and DO St e at ntile o. le | Mun 125 f at se "Ox1Zi n bor ! ouisis 1¢ sal ania sais rust ings , lave ~e s ell. st ore, uc er ne ”? OO 185 Mer ankli nito stor - low Sara for ficle by A ree 7 -roc nt ' side eat eve ofiv ifel 908 Tr ased th go. eet 1378 wi fee iJe- | che ana i le of Oo KMads avent san ce s that a h: Zier! Secon ore ist f nts. 11 ¢ ; &14 orca n, la r serv e. he rent: and cook! ney t PART it SH am . | fixe jan! , hard nte ey est Pi ust - - | is b This . for . (700 et, nt. ayvenu the ward rye y to 8 mp ; look 1ab 174 Ss B d, sto! loor 10 | N. n. la ree vice cat f : | col ng a ype. MEN ~ part- ures tor w00 r \ > ing m ee bo reet = 8 lso sold re se Miner ow av Poy the or Je fla nll ces 3 ineasi s of St ofit. 341 8. Broa ‘ay, 8! = office... 10 00 | 107 Oliv eenth, ae... shvesie an fre elev ter a ghtin includ: 4523 Jie ne ck M ice, fi oore nue ach he ss , fr mad by cond : va venue, | the cal yn . ¢t at 35 ness at ‘ : sily ; Nek | abl - S Br dwa . hop eR ES © ae ‘ Ol ae sui re news oa e «at ater nd i g: es o! OU ty T , ete 9 eal ne . ho : and ine co erm i om | e lo this fla to J se, | hoe no e of LS. ano or | S. W y a Oui e. sroad ie. : -s 10 08 | Oo live 7 MOTE a oc ot ceal ora ser anit atea ec ve | * ru 8 gas } e! tw 8, nce is ans firr lat bul Ba Were pe pl rth st: im f Ital 22a | t¢ iy ade's nd lis | , dw a) tore pase ) oN . sm vee e fo . . 20° t ed b ce. vice: or 8 m h tricit ym av st Co eo | as rT ectri ater Me other mot rn sel for i aggre n in 1ildin = . ace { le of eet mm te eq > Swe? nalllv ree ast » »Co- 3610 9 valle eho Sb ay ciety a x Of “ Sixt all store — r any 16 uw) ures ed Apart lar ervic eat. y v . It janito ang ¢ ll ; es. ele or va Is wa | REMS — gatin ten g in| or Ni Sea of \ palé wallow vy one al es envi i i2 W OF Lee eeaater 7 30 107 eenth. eee ..s tee arhi premi ot a ey re nd 3 hi 4 lidi Trust th ear | The sel abet! ng Reb ty © room a cl s foll Dub in. gol ‘) tth » 4 hu “ — id ah e. ref apa at- cl 6, at Rae 5 Mpeciall truct ash e of t | ans |r al Est by th Sehr or] oe e-saes Uhih at 4065 of ° king H ig tr ne di ake o2 Ol floors. ay. i ixbiteabee 6C on EDWARD ao FI —- rehill | OF ply ower riger ccmanen Oa eam and 9 CFE # y f ure ingt he | n the ate e He nidt. i Stre jot orn mo W >» and th nor in ere i ust c ay I ive, 18 fs PERE EE: - h r iw ARI Cohn ~s A ve Tih 74 CITY to bath ator, ite 6 oni heat. ANI .. +100 111 Spruce. fine r FF reet A a —— WE t reason- co pret ge ii ith *¥ ru ase obil ed ( vert T . TH : nent ouley ment l.aurna env re; raniz la ‘ H i be meAY , E uc nm. st > Ss 7 ey ye ! 00 ; 3" 1 FE ce, 8 reta ICES i MAT . > roo PP? axon (T™ 11° bed nieces ving tub at 19 st Co. throu e bu Jornet Te RRY The Co, ard f building ‘hikorn. ad) ize a ter | e ha 2 es lid. ga able ABLES “65 00} 40 rank! store il store | ET h RY 1.A ms, J 1tS N iiss Ww or rooms. ue 09 wa gh th si- with & Ze rry & a C¢ = 5, agenc) or .the Laing lhor want ma a bank ie W d se e garage sees >| 204 live lin. store — re . C, omelil NI janitor i aniin , ag? derick Locu 8 that Me st impr big re fe... 1 ao ne 0 in als Hic at 6 D anted ade ¢ 1K, a oul en 9 1 BAPAC one eeee & sc M st O nseeereneesetses wate like 156 r and ' gion ‘ i) st of r- reet t »vemM port n ce - © and a first a o> 3S iekman ye. Hle as a lis and |} d hav —_— pier aici pie a) a 12 live ain — stor seceeennecensn ees . 4 WN 19 lid Bega Es Ser $25 > hr) et : or se ni utif eo i ‘for per son, ow - | si the 18 g sol n wit! Dp iv true ft havi at ited hol th ad a! — 35 00 | 02 ¢ [° oth PO anne snes 25 00 lock sie ervi g or ul, to) ; bry” ul ene aS sos | ayy ‘all § anys Apartn ; nay BF oi | Rut! Rent $52 nd comf . 2 - 4 inl! Lat" het i ‘ { S, . “ ? . el] -atn . : : ; ¢ ; ’ P ‘ 76 fa La rs eeee | rpc . mr er) , ‘ ’ 3 ‘ o 00 2 .. 4 sto at oars one le of + portn the, mal Blak » REALTY | fonts ¢ HG chamberia cing! Ne plac nstituti anne of nee 7" 1399, +} Second Chestnut St. 1917 Br wares apert- -_ v % to d his b ne st ablish . Mel 5A OS the ft ro, | S W ejasn elec wate aver at buil ouy n whi ust € org hen | 49 "PHONE 0. Olive, yn st yoms, ered ms cy ty TS. p om mveni Sak rays ! pat 3 4 5t at em usi reet, ing Rere nerne uth ¢ ve an tealty | pri old f asman ctric 1 er he ue. | uila-| Pec mts vhich Orit Santi ) | 4945 Pa pw NE M —--- _ 6r bath, f Sais i5 00 electri efficte pe. 2 — 3703 ences. an 7 Oh rick .e.> ; ] q and ness but . nice l v and jrand da si Co srick or } ixtur at. he maVvi opi on tod: » & } $ . Zed ark a Wi . AIN . oon ooms ‘ fur hot city ney. an Ww ; " bs it) east R. 2 4% i wart lar has the esent {ifenbar wif aven x ro re-| cl buildi fenr res. ‘avderoed le, é its da) yank an we Vier -LLINGS. 66 is. b 3 Séoe cM and foe ict tim d 3 ABI i= i a nut S 1D an ti | SAF e ger bee ed tb ary. e to ve, f om f ent ding v car Woo me | and book has KIN o- 5 epin ~~. 2 NGS : ath. 24 fi ie sona co ight t incl room —~ y ts i 7" tr 4. Co., 2? Re ted rs. T and n suc h roth pa Th Lesil or F lat Th cK al 1 Bi ace ! . in t occuDi oks as “% BS a Mar? x po 09 roo *4 fl pees is 9] w. bie PD ld wa ing ludes ¢ " TON Tw ect. : 1 i ex he b mor — e Blak e .B. rank | of in a 446 inns 3 &e clusiv he Ini pies tl . em 5.00). 237 UI land, rch. ® ms, 2 oor... 500, ¢ th «a rices ter: f purpo fuel and 8 Qn uuimiies dl ‘Sait 4 erest clu uild ec in th e and r rene Sulp! a or ively in s tne p) oO , ive, { 0 ara - oo BB = era in irst nes: “ga «th ti rm: ie bas ¥ 5. sively ing en- | BUS _ e t agence o. | M ourte v ie iphur ne -8 " iy { ited & larg ys 23% {2 ? ae ES bath iC 2 0 cog nze. cafe. clas atea ° aed { : un yee 3 fo is c H-BU — ransa y rep |] aule-4 enth : assed t) r av stor, lio he o 9; Stat est Ze 11 W F + RN roo ns, bath rye 1S, Gr c show refr i eoane me m hea ’ Vi nr im, oi wre su Be Other i r aut ‘on- The I RNS ction. =] stoee sranan and © i nort i a: i alr w dai ankit . es de buil est P [SHE ath, i. (ur..: $70 and a “ 0 1 App! er ba imwerat men ale at 4 a VU ce ee Ne o7 é. Th m ‘ omobi agie tush- R ave “REA Th r (ire o Imp asa % irthwe a eady id he 1z evote rs ine, ee D Tv ) fu r ld on nd il Y ga Wa on ths: or, co is eau rea- ” y | ‘ : eM portant le |.bun of v0 urns SALTY C | $22 bilan: ry revel aven' st ce in trvi kK! do ' ed e ” - re VEL rnace.. TH) On w2 eber | IRN arb! prem extra nceal inped | 530. ¢ ra R rf ‘oO ni ind ne ies irne try nov it? X- 12 ; 011 LI Bs pi» CA N t. ' ON re ise 1 ed b ? 5 m : tance etcant! Leases Pe Als ang Raa lan: get ce ots | ons 00 on frat ala behing Co. indo as ying t v, there i It lO N, I F «aloe NGS. | [618A N. Gr r Open M Be a ee yy 0 “0 scr CITY. elms oo So ‘ ‘ail ; pu. 8 w le T nal bun » 2221 * irdie aver ’ rem Al end a at dee report Co 0 ae he us: o tell ‘ ten’ you ro . H stuck ed t : rt = toy le soe 0 ated pi toy d av. ft BELG AC: WES - faniter 5743 rt si CP ” riapee ‘ e ope ~~ 7 n=! . s res am © e AAC oa, me e ee tc o be Secon¢ meet os renee 11 (ran + . 1s EST P “ thee Chaat nt mn. 58 con th . hich treet fo at ste Co. -has | following eal CH REA ogee wl surro » that d e his “ Morsa nd, 4 st dpuinglbaieten 28 pute 12129 ‘gf = adh sctenn ogee seeesee 0) 4 a INE Pek Rigg He a eatnut rt C) Edward c@ Us ven- ing t r five oO anc as le dd ne eal Aach “ALTY he } 1 1 unded eter te ow} os =. T n, #to + ak Serreeeerset sess sore > die Nae wie eit for Hott a8 ; Bl. — >. e rr iiive ] for he James F. Cal or paned | 7 d75 "Meat > a eegnlbae z who supplied 4 Jetermination gon N. “Seventh * gmaiborert bone I aaa nd Si INE gy oma amd, baive when 3% | er s ‘Bakewell, 1e ia iv Mia at f 0. . it r qualiti self on, 14 4 On -venth, sti levator me OF | oS aes hailed a ¢ 4 : is wher yt pat ot ai ke , ( arieotit lessee b Aa of oe A ey " A ah > ag r reports i est. 1. I need oungeneey t iat ies iy w ith ty kK ive. venth, salsa: ‘4 ve 4 on W BEST barber sh Yet ANTES 3 = ’ 45 sRqOMS: ‘ en you a e100 ‘ ’ pat — it. she “ cewell, : er Real oi" the Daurherty 9g ag esiden the | mu idustr' o say . i whi ii eV i ere on. Foon. - 20 00) N ST. JOP. sss . 22 eht Ff pomn NEDS, ye te Le ey —— a ex oth 8 kes : Atee snle erty ys Joe . Annie of = ‘ h ma} ag on 4 that _ halite i Pe -* Maerua w Bete ; ont voms 4 oO e \WV c | Jou 1S , ‘ am M . pg _ lease _ + jual- Me & am} et ~~ | 7685 furnace, ele rooms, a RAH. + ope Waters oan fie ART ME A . inest . nts icht. | 1@4 he Mar Two-st mei Bee: 472 917 rill Qn 310 Cook. 0 electric. 5 me fur AASH I } and i loner NT r in St . ased f tin-Bre ory B 59 W 7 CHESTN ah © ( 3k ye Na * cag ye : ut, Dat! a on 5742 LRALTY tosedale north 5414 DE . Loui ai } i t. } ‘I reo . je accol teal bk. ne. HOON , water ster, 9 TINGS ST. ° 4 ThA pl. 4 tee a fur. Sf Four . IeP } wei ¢" giheess, Pe : M Al = unt | oxen 19 N sex i eae eat, sun ns ae een oe ‘are clabora vathroo 4 7 Viet LR by “Jt NISTE tt leavin Equi te fi ms. ti 4 iis i ae NTH e RE Hg Sy ' , uipped xtures. tile rod AANG ST TAT, & . .. x roo onve wi 8. ern: 8 . 520 \ wale will dee nience th eve on roo ns Fine [cP mes. * . Fi " . Som ry kn RRP and reaso §-roo i oO nished i eth ow t ° i a = navi m s ~ t ran d in ny ¥ aiae | See —" ment. 4 ‘ VN buy ; V the fin new. iat TEIN. 617 floor: rent cb sarage y . assy. one’ | 4 t * , aundry 4 qua - mach sus y all un rters ines > . der th 4 elect bs — rou : roof ual I SI y — ae bail Salldin Qr fan BS, q not be pi bs osed as t s tim e. 1as ke he T. en a 2 lon fort g leas » Tru . ec on a ik (‘eo fact : Mar ors ary of : KEN are vonage '? bt J ARV is 1 = or ey Co * 29.41-43 1¢ tt 7 Nor yO-xe 4 th \ STOry Ninetee buildi nth ni irie srr 11¢ reer 1101 A : leit? Mor A ge 10 ~ 9 a _4 re . . ‘ rooms, se af rooms, ase $5 See eg 14 «0 view &: recep * reception Sac. hot- MO wn cotta 2 ogee b a! of eet 7 A AI ARTM ENT a FOR R IT ENT $x FU RNI SHE OPEN ED N FOR INSPECTION. _ ECT de _ ION e 1 as © eo aes. e Fy Gul Ini red and M peertss a Jeane achine Moe 3 ; th gh This} B! of th e er as ac ee ound : » Mos bul enth erti floor... Eenteenth _ Bra sce mae _ fool : \) eighth 4 at the m o rt no rge Street otion ne of by J reet rthe: Ss t : o an . eas x hg any tine oe ee Bas the Fm of Pt oO’ oo aoe ass ye ev snap ue em n is of w - | Cent s M, © uli 1e, OW o a p hi ra , a 6 laney ne f the B maxement of Joh ch —— Telept rpe nter x , a clie d Ke ‘ ° ric ss or vis is rem nk B : wh 2 No years ric ¢o @ | rermer and wits ulld ich | rth FE store has Park, resid wife the #: - Th t will lev es a oe Tt. 2 agp Rmmnge e les rem enth ‘ t 210 room outs + 5 OS lton. wr oir ter see wa ove afte street | residence teen” Th fg ge Real rahae the caaoell eel 3 ce. on & a ‘ee nf the k te Marry e Ce, M. bane The em SU LICH ee ey ng aig bene ances ‘ | ment Co c RE wo Raemadtagen waste Cr street, Co, re Gre ALT oUuse igding paper eal deal Louise i: Bh pect — neal co, are , purpost for sorti Thev ae in . ag worm© ‘ and ‘or . a. & i ne . 1} 3 ‘ nbrok Lo tae “ ae es npleted is soon a and . se ty pt ~ne igh need hex Hebert RE. as alte ‘are- BLA ‘yiftor itt nyet ree ert Ho — erat tot! Ww a) ’ Pi . : for Sou) are Tees fc a 1OnS . s hf man st ” 4 rv a Mm) Ww ? offe or anle regan, 2 » a bone i toilet 3 re a Sin ¢ t roots is tiet antla d thr nd 414 Hive, | ST ns ~ ee roug on ti 310 large rORES, i ; u © gh P ne i q bi Third. 3 dee ETC. . «@ ost-lD) ‘il Ket lO — — : o> ato : store . ’ . a ( 2916 “ be f| 2 ~ s and 24 fi m hous p eeeee _ io 220 Ea 5 roor ha ae ee .- iso "724 &. ton @ STi a 2 Ox 591 eeeeesee Gread Grand. fine — floor eevee 15 hy B.. e. McPhe 1 200 save B a. 1S, BS acer: “13 His w. cor, Wyor a 7 oe va open Bund , anaes ¢ “4 y h s “o~ r ANDE nda’ a me: ee mod omi ra o* w oF Tis ss} ’ m er eee DE. . wae our phow Nw fl apa a ‘store x eeeeeee corner Jt ov tis . hones, STOCKE ' oor. Nag wey eeeee “e**- : { wor - eseee S eee S807 \V ith: con «heat e** * . stea ; ‘ } a’ —— i ANN $n oeee = % “ate ) asuipei, estne sev rent Pha 5 Si par nent S .#.. O] eral alread ae C iter . room ery ~— ik T ] aban’ new i) ® bs ice bt. ‘ "ON . ” eased 2110 dccorat wat id N E.&R ss . atec ef : . e aay | i soo C GSC ica) | el? Ch . SCOTT na nut S . ai St a a Oe T= 4 > Ph age . Th e com pan y has eeoted = any

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Laser iavet u . sliclen : : vat ‘ ‘ : ° =e bi ae . wie weer | ee NARI AN eo ys ~ . as ; m . 3.3. 23." FR we ¥ =a ’ * . : eta bt - Bis 4 ‘? ibe : : sees ' : ; itil yvet be¥> ad 4 ' , ; +3 Paty ,werr , : ~ a songs , on : . ; petiiadiniesiiaaé ——~ , jer ‘ . ay . im” ’ vag? ’ ‘ | $u7 iw A “ . \ ; »" 2s ‘7 end AFI cat ve ‘Zz waa * ‘ fy Se wa tlt, het) Weanee “i owl bae watery 1 maceh ff nit pitt Sie ; Ritsrs:, Ve , ' : a Fett. + FTL Tt ewe vert Wei (2 77 reitr . " P " e » 9 vy " . ‘ tT .? sary i. rt ’ ~ sree . 5 —. CTvka | Cees Atay >I ine bMS NTA i ea tvant Mit atten oi : A \ arr ' te 1, oor acd 3 i eM en ‘ 3 rT on i P - reveaei f?. v7? ‘a : *s : , Ss - a . “ ; ; rte? m : sath 41 ' ; *- * ee - - as rs , .) \ Si o's v0 ‘ ‘ A ; - . MM i ve | . ‘ ’ .* » . - A ' ; s.* _? | er, wil Pied 7 C4 ited i Tht terre ' : “? . " ° : aoe “4 , hHect 4 ‘ : ? ’ ; a? . we . ’ A > \ : ri ; ~ : ieit ' ——— rit ‘ T. sar? Tice j : it — ss , . . teenie ~ , . ' ; oo ‘ | : - Ri va. ery | ° | - . ; 7h ; 7 TR bag Bo i. rea 7H0RPCE t : ; : : $4 . : eo tt : wr sis ' nal iY tier ' . ' ass 3 Yor, ~ s hee ari > : 25 eee > Ai : 2 Lx “ae * ‘i I 7 . ‘ j =* i oe " pte - ; . ” . ’ = - - o- . . _ Atel ° a a ; ‘s 4 F ; ! Crtet oe ra Det —— t fet ’ ee ’ _ _ ; ! i? ws > — sake Mal ha . , — - " 2 : seth ¥I7 * ‘ ] bd "+s eer rte ’ ; fii ’ ; Ty eitiaa ’ ; \ : 5 ‘g°? = -* . . i. ‘ " " " " ¥ ~— : om J ‘ want Tt a rs : 4 ’ ~ eA Shes ; -* owe Vl! a. vant. S fet PHal Peege 6§ a ‘ si BLE TTee ott) My wht. [Tete ' te : ' " *s . . ' : ’ , : 2% : ee | ‘= ‘ te%, ’ ® tatY : ‘ " aoe . : : *Pievs : ' tle 4 . = i. ’ ’ he , =e ‘’ : Ms +248 4iz.7 72 a ea bes ; > es " . " . ' -" ; : teu ett Ii? ‘ ‘ " or) Tries . . a> ; , - . wWilttia VISTA $721—N fice “jig t ht 2 room room: _ let. $7.50. Call 4187 MeRee. . $7.50. WASHING GTON, 2024—Steam 2924 Washingt FOR RENT TO COLOR 149 Singleton wt. 3 $1 108 8. lo — st.. % rooma, $12. 1428 WN. st., 2 rooms, KEANE a YRANKE, 1008 Ches eee, eee ~ FOR A GOOD TEN. * ge2i Lacas av.: water peating |! ER og rent 358 pe 2123 Lueas, 24 . Or bethroom and toilet; 50. 1415 Morgan, lst floor rear $8.50. 1415 Morgan, 2d floor, 3 ro $10. JAMES H. MAGUIRE REAL & 810 Ch “TO LET—BUSINESS PU : __MISCELLANEOUS BUTCHER—To oo w ‘ream ; ties fo cCabany aeaiw. WAREHOUSE For rent; 12,000 | draulic elevator: ey A; with 1 and fixtures if wanted. Phonte “BROADWAY. gat IROADWAY AN OFAULR r "ASS AND TENTH. N, a2 w stores, with 2 gee V business purpose ary, vs 1600 and 307 8. 12th; lew ren’ TT00 prcinee ta Res —_ sa 1917 Lench le 3. P. HERMANN, . oR. r s16% re BE POP LO RROADWAY, 708 &.--24 Noor, office and phone; $25 per downtown location. y . BriLLDING=13% Pine la Plenty of ight end vent lation any kind ° light manu Os. F. DICK MMANN CARR. eS Store! “s roome; re lished drug store and —_—— DESK ROOM \lesk and shone. chants- Laclede Bide. DESK ROOM—For rent; ree Rp ngaa telephones, 2d floor, - ~— a <6 ee ‘DESK ROOM—For rent er part of year. 1418 oe BRidg. a ee FLOOR SPACE—For routs crete bullding; sprinkier own location; giase chree aid elther storag ur Uveriand Automobile Co.. FRANKLIN, tv —Ueed) 825. ORBON K & R. %. SCOTT, a PRANK LIN. “1917 Rig store an cood for any husiness: aieo furniture store; inquire Perlmutter, 1011 #P OrrT—s 2. «. cor. 19th and Ls arce 2d-story loft, size SOx a * menth. “VOLDWASEER & DUBIN ee er ee MARKEY. 122i) Small store _ fie; any business; low rent. MARKET. 101) —ist floor and | r floor; electric elevator, HERRMANN JR. RB, CO. OLIVE. 222—Wiill alter M. B. ty REILLY We i. 2 “HOP—Fer rent. wae tor Cass. : STORE-2219 8. Main “eal about 9325 feet: onty STOMs— 10 “N. Oth st.. all ot 'OHN DOCKERY & SON, Rs STORES 3006 and ic oy — room in rear. special | ar tenant MARTIN- Beret ¥ . _Che “FORK — Fireproof patna . weation downtown, or, ter. option upper floor: & faccaring; annual, $1000 Aja Ket at, "ENTH. i116 8 —a and 5 room WALNUT 3441 Pine «tore, it cality for grocery stove cheap & JONES fh. &. Co, 84 . mhon Lo 2 ee I DOT WILt, eubiet attra: tive offices feet iy firet-clom ; space Thom building spoctal ft wediate renta! Hox Dot, 18,000 Square weet gemeee° ‘ Teretea avi es ites. WARD rt PAL ¥Y co., 6000 Square Feet | 404 Weinnt et... well- bullt brog, 2x1 20, for light man 0 Me ebOW AL on te gE. CO Steam-Heated | Stor \nder Cave Hall Dancing A 4% Olive; . show windows rent $25 eax M. (. MeDONALD R EB. oY 1125-27 N. BROAI 'wo-story brick bullding: eu 1. Kh. KAIME & BR R te Ment! a Li ~ Wor i RASEK, “aitable for light manufacter ‘aes and (arr! aon or rar ‘ i. Ww SCHMITZ x r SO. "| Central Crore nive 51T. ee 25000 FEE Davyisght manufacturing bu i capacity 200 pounds to squi “evator. heating plant, ete . - aed street. Scar capacity: : a : ‘fg IME e Xe ni” Bian. . <n maa 30 PINE! 40,000 SQUARE] we three-«(ery brick “¢ by encioeed bricge: en ater. light op th 7 sides: '*eettve ‘ange : } hANCIS Te: & KUBS sof Pe -

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Se eee ee ree . *: pee a prs i Ea “yeas B Sy eas _ . sepeteneens amenttenees =~ . " aaa +. i i i ee a ee seed SeenGeiteihd mee tae tah - ~ oe —e ” mm eS ee ee War at . os . — ee idee ott cee soe ee mtn Ue tee nm nee enna on ot AY 3 ae) : OCTOBER 27, 1918. 4 . | . : nent. : —— A cc SRE IR TU a ero an 1000 aperemeents, 7 Dwellings, Houses, Flats” Wanted, For Rent, and For Sale in these columns today. mew Sea oe a en — ne eo and, . a nt oul): $2 Hs P ESSE Fatt: § H HV if LIM i ath ty i 4 sienecn ae T; rent 4 or 5 room cottag yy eile LIBEL lin Th ie Mv sO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES ire REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE - —SSSS—————_E= enient Cottage fh BOI PPEABLBPBPA LP OPP PL OB if on premises: ani basement spac eC; electric elevator * unex ired le = STORE—For rent or lease big good lor REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANG FE ; Wor ex in nae: ¢ 2 — ; 2 Se S. > Lol IXS Ww &r ws Ti & as* rand, on Cook sy , P ase, low rent. : butcher, grocery or warehouse "| arge ba.n oa a , iit: ‘Sachass wo. La mp in Mack } ’ a S . t . . rADE eV ryth & 10 everyt rf +. . - , Rox O- 13x. 2 ; Martin- Breitt R. Ee. ( O.. 1] 19-2] ( ‘hemiea] Bld | STORE — 4066p Fioriteant | ‘ ve in ‘ hir jon te elfen” oie the ~ ‘ > o, ; fits has Cernier ited Dasenent. 4711 Natural HBrid ge | bie AES PA ie. “i ’ : (h _ | 1 AT) N I mN 1 124 ? Hol iG ri} Bide 4 >] af mer handise Ad coene Pal an i LEaCK: ger : Ls ' feoms. 7, 8-tie ea Bom ST sh (Ohta =| ___ STEPHEN SAUM, G23 Chestnut : nee. es “LATS — $85,000; want. gool improve | oF west. Box 0-295, Pos. ‘haa SRA i A as mHnne i eeeroreeies | at: laret ond Ce in et ot a SF ek of vated ae a Sole | eB tow, s_ sellaed its, ® > ag ) | val } ; ain ci ] I e' . : . wn ; ms ee . . ve . or ~ a) é; me od = , timber. gracing ) j ze eco | “dal : sndition: - mi" ; a n @€XChunge for flat > and fé . ing . an +. Ti WTo ; Snes ats ‘ : avers WANTED. §] Mercantile Building. 717 Lc SSSSST | shectite: larey cellar and vari fine loca ty. Vox T-201, Post-Dispatch’ " “ie) nleur Washington County line;' price ale: ’ C J a ' > “? 4 ; ‘ - ‘ 4 , . ‘ , , r . | re ‘ eur: riij € crne tT) ro fe ; — we ’ . : : g; ocust. ern tnse, for improved | | a\ \ L} sare, or exchange for bungalow ler), rane rere: “rest Se Wtea.—s room hun galow ntral district. Ma 3 or 4 » Offices with light on al) sj a eis south. Box L-45 E.-D. het ae A? a Particulars, J. M. N Nele — jal, retail and banking ec, ee location—in the heart nrg the , SPLENDII> ne All, JA CAT IE yN ‘ TK] ae , lise uri: wan 7 LtTNGALAIW Wtd = 7 and with associations of fis chersen advantage of an office in a build. a ithe aby on’ aoe ito! vO MINTON, 1125 “Te tnd Bldg ctr ge Pi: btn gp le Wid. Or hy “ Sc acter are obvious. ‘ Utigd- : aoe! ‘ Mal e 8 LO . Rrani og vas i. me echagum inne mata 4 . coc] business ote rty by couple rinsear ment . 4 For reserv ations et to ye P hay am heat. janitor service re ; - j Base , 4. boo “ts all ee . eam Lalit and 6 reeu bi ange iow banne or Parky ie Ww di e : as LEAI SSTATE 7 ? °yT* ory ° i hs ' - - = _ Ji s T MII i Ke R ‘. be. ig~- 4 4 4 la DEPARTMENT KOR TE -RT | FR. (t).. SIG (Chestnut f AT TY FOR: ; Rth ae i -M OWtd. lo exchange, 6-roo rame ‘nta! rope , @il 0: cupied Db y RENT : & Locust Sts. —East V estibule Kiegant large stores, suitatie § fo: mn) eottage for Ozark farm. Box 6)-11, P.-D. ant; st iis income property. Box bL- 2usin ag ior: re ‘ : an far ’ ‘ast -Lispaten eeeAST ON. TAY LOK Pe geld OO WLATS$20,000; want farm or merchan = L-Diseatcs i Jie ; } tad jeer ue property to exchange ame pe alow, J ‘- ——e ge barn. £1. . Seana, ‘ oe 174 EG aston “4 a _ : on : , 5A 17M. G35 ) *hestnut o- eg EASE Cre ae * — ‘ é W Ie MIN PON: 1 12 Holland Riée gag farm thin. 1) miles of St. | a + ‘ s , ’ . ¥ m : e so, ¢ he ou " 42 43 NA | [ RAL, B RIDGE A\ . | BH), tN I! is; want tneo:ne "a “What have» *( x at 2 AL ry oY iW +--+ —- ~ — —_——_-—_ -- —-- ———- ——— —---- - —-o f . ebster roves): —~House- . IN T% Nr, ae Holland Elde. , ‘ ve ne : : - ; — $ ™ hd atk ~~ ey d Locu: , streets; steam heat; 5 rinkler; good li ht. ” hadi wide 22 (Chest nf a “(¢ Ww. INTON., 1128 | ‘Hol land Bidg. POR EL XVHANGKH--i wo new, modern dow en yard and house - 100 bra p Va , utl ’ ster car line: convenie | "MERC r aes as = th ‘le ne and cash: SO SO 2 Beane ' a, 4 rm. 12) gral ga convenie nt a ANTILE TRU ST CO., AGENTS. LARC i1E STORE, $15 VOR XCHANGH ar “4 ant and cash: ways rented: $1096 per annum each: iw — or phone _W euster 122K. ~ 41g and Locust. 5209 or 3211 Natural Bridge; 20x80 feet LOT Wtd. -To exchange, 4-room frame cot Post-Dispatch : 2 ()) 8.—4-room collage $iz. 4 E. — each; good location for a retail business or tage, good condition, North Side: take smal?! . : Vtd , aie : ly. without cash. (7) ce _ FOR CO! COLO ees —_ wee light manufacturing; center of thickly ge : tee Ty ees ee te | SUV ORILE. Wid. © exchange, G-room a ~ — ae er RED a , P goat long ge femie oa | cleas lot as part pay. ox 1-321. P.-D fraine house, at 4.00 Nay a’ ill ah ‘ > hy To sh RE, 3505 (Maplewood) - , RED PEOPLE _ teeny | _; TO! LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES PECK ThA re TS Waintricnt ‘Bt: igh ‘LAT Wtd.--To exchange reside », $50). sider automobile, v tq ons ; : | reer: Path and ll ae a OO. ioe, | 15, 500 SQUARE FEET . ~ For | eet Orand. cor. Hebert st. next déor modern. in Jenninge, large 1h erp ment building St. Louis to trade for lights and granitoid laundry. This property is part of an estate and will be sold very cheap tno , 8, ren - — ———— ——— -- ve bath [ - o bank ; ian itor service. steam t: roe} noe e575 SEE “ar BA “J , " J yobs : , 4 od ybegned . eo ‘ Oe. . ' ff., : aisle ryt _ ‘ — , . i : RUSKA. 6 N. 7th st,- (c) MUBSDALE, 2 (Webster Groves)—Three- | rent ; on two floo h lent location for men’s toxxery shop or col UBLE FLAT Wtd.-3 rooms; modern; i | farm; prefe Le ‘sb rm m M. in order to divide up the different interests lower Grove car. \ ery easy terms. 6197 Mag : uke 4 roorha. in = mith. cottage: near cars: $11. Zink. 1s! on t] d F rs wit. Limit | NOWTHs low . : a t any Y . harrvai Rox 1-348, Post-Dispate! Soe isk Wtd Exchange on ; ‘endieio ; d : , . ae | “Grand av, and Hebert st." 5, ¥ north of Page; worth $9000; will trade fo BROADWAY SAVINGS TRUST COMPANY a ; ree i PAR td.—To e nge fine pi ece incorme a . ; ‘ . pit ‘ 4 I4 i 1} i Ss’) ( OME ANY ; Avent ‘arg rer hou ; ‘ - #4 TY-SECONLD, &20 ie. nine | ERS nt: 5-room; large lot: fing: @ unfurnished rooms: yard" cars tog OF light manufacturing with ~ SUBURBAN. property, all modern,, West End, for starm fTger, house, rs $6. (s ear St. Louis, Box D°351. Post-Dispatch, | *0@ SIVE OV "STOO TEIN. @17 Chestnut si _ Broadway and Lucas Ave. lid and N. Elm, Webster oe + mie t: Ope¢e n, NS ESSN a large CAAA a — — " . FF mi: 7 = power elevator. | geting So rr iPossheim Oy . $721 Nice light =Re rooms, gas, a Apply at ‘FOR RENT—Store. at Kirkwood, , ad lor sale, dou Ne; 8 rooms, Dath; | R KX CHAN GE > Poert ! f her 1 —_ _ — oe a» — — meee . . — . - —— ~ so -room : furnace, ~ hot and Se 7.50. Call 4137 Mel 2020 -0 Locust: St. ! eery, drugs, drv £0 omls t ’ oy 5 ‘ent S$S16 @ a Sa oahe P, S520: (ake @! lec ptete ¥. ac : ea! Vin? “4 $1200 for equity. »-272 ate lienateh 2 5 stim ay lO hee ova. sie - | POUR __ ar eat Wed tna spate | ' block to, car: want city property REAL ESTATE WANTED Goal tena eae TR LR, TN TE “= ~ he . a i P ER ig 2 Yo. ate ee “eNM Aegeee: ¥ 6 4 : 4% 7 a Se use ba 4 4 wy Tice? & — ae. 4 ; c : i 4 i = > “ eS H , G4 ss a ee * ~“ « » ‘ e thet - - *y 4 : rey . ee et ap ~ yard: ideal location; win- ; uf SHINGTON, 2924-—Steam ~ heated flat. ae fret Sh _N. Sarah, St. Louis, Lindel Var >; possession Nov. 1, 714 Apply 2024 Washington, ed: ae oXeXe) TOO GARAGES AND STABLES COTTAGE Wtd.-Single 4 and » room flat, or farm ToS WwW. fel) e FOR RENT TO. CO) JORED. west want cottage or vacant, Bo : ' 7 *h te? "ont ‘th ry Lote . ws ‘ arTre rTOUT yf mnie? ha “heg , 7 . . iS, end McClaren ton: ee wy. Sth st., 2 rooms, $7. 619 N. Eighth St. (Corner). 8 Boe SE a - a eee ere eee ee VIeTOR WM, REITZ JR. -- eT = 3 : ye a ee i 3 4 Sy NE & FRANKE, 1008 Chestnut st. (c*) = 4 maret floor, 25x90. and basement: ’ oh age Me at Brick garage, electric light W. K. MINTON., 1123 Hoeijland Bldg. 620 Mermod-Jaccard Bide Soieh tam Bh O..s. poe Pre A a ear Located in Shaw’ Ss Lafayette Addition Bt. room: SSES Bowe 2 FOR AG OOD TE NANT (®) devasey 50x90 ft. each: heat and | eee Ce po whe « COTTAGE Wtd.—Flat, double, 3% rooms, | RESIDENCK Wtd.—For exchange, my_ 6 J. P. HERRMANN JR. R. E. CO Lhe most popular focation on the South Side. All improvements a tric, bath and furnace: ie: 4 or service: spri nkler system, KIGHTKENTH, 1752 S.—-Large stable o: modern, splendid investment: want cottage family %-room flat. bath. gas, well located. S164 Chestnut st. I e: of Realty Row made Mode -very i r r ees ce; oe ~) ADpiy to ad funk of : , aan MD: . = heme wart estnut 8 n heart of nad Modern in every detail We will take other good property || orches; Ferguson car te * ©. as Locas av.: large 10-room house: hot- warehouse in rear, 8 iitable for junk or or single flat. KBox W-498, Post- Dispatch, annual rent SIZ): want & home worth HOUSH Wtd.-—To buy on monthly payments in trade or part trade. SEE US PROMPTLY + Be pene (plant; rent $50 month f J, & J, nin Bt 806 : coa!l dealer; $25. SAVINGS TRUST CO about $5000 as part payment on this good ; » buy on month) a: blocks north; open. y A 8 per Go or Ph r Chestnut st. on , 1 A = $10, OOU; want counll y town pro rty. : BR M458 Post-Dispatch. lease or rent house of 4 to 6 rooms; good aT . — y 2048M. a one Main 54 4935 Delmar bl (ce) Ww. KE. MINTON, 1123 ‘Holland Bide. income, ox M-458, paistinachned:' analuaas tak oak aaeaand 4159 Lafayette av.: new double fat; | flats: 4 reoma, bath, furnace. hard- > ee re. ABSER & DURBRINSKY RLTY. Co., } GARAGE For rent 5117. Kensington. ms ' = Hehe FOR EXCHANGE— For clear vacant ground to car Pt Bo ity limits. Box T-370 Colonial style: 3 reomsa, kitchenette... wood floors: rent $1296 70) =(Shrewsbury)—3-room ie ‘722 Chestnut st. fc®) we. : —— ee - . eM . tag yon meget rs oy horses ae my modern 4-family flat. northwest St.! post Dispatch = Sey See ies witht: cp sleeping porch, Holmes bed, tile bath, 4033-35 De Tonty at.; } gett and . GA RAGE--3600 Shaw. harness, acres good land in timber; $25 Louis: 8 rooms, baths, electricity: rent $744; : - furnace, electric fixtures, hardwood — furnace, etc.: rent §1° per 8 ation: $7.50 per month. ah Dm ft aeneenege ntthetegiieatiiieaiemes ion ¥ i : . ac ‘ ; 3 > . 2 . ? ; " ent: Webster Groves, op- POR REN ee FOR C OLORED > GARAGH—2500A 8, Jefferson, acts: 6 Se ere “S110. Sullivan. Mo. | fine condition, stress pis. | ‘ost-DI ~— wea if e* ft. cies. Will ive repis Hoors; rent $2088 per yeer, yee 34 double ania’ PARI Jattic. hogs. 000: w n wo. o ) ost ic) property if right price il give reply ’ truck, 2012 FA! Mm e. hox — ortgame $4" = = = in 48 hours. See us at once if vou ws 411-14 Lafayette av.; new double | 4132 es Lafayette av.; new flat; 4 rooms and sun parior, hard- 20 8 "oe nines Wink 2123 ——, ne see BO. rooms, large; ‘ GARAGHE—For automobile or pam RK NGE__M ity ni brick : : c rooIn an ollet; $22.50. fe); Russell av. ones ; : /POR EXCHANGE y equity ni 7-room bric turn your pre cash PLC flat: 4r . j at ag - WV. FE. MINTON, 1125 Hoiland Bldg. Webster. subject to $2000: slate irn_ your p perty inte ash. ¢ . screamed nieeaieur Ganae ert = | wood foora, furnaces; reat $1446 per ~ i. | GARAGE—Brick: granitoid floor; electric . house in on a — : - JONES R. KB. CO., Chestnut Pot 100x150; $22. _GROC ERY Wtd.—To exc haan a double flat roof: good cundition: 100x150. Will give - 1 aie . “ ) , IST a - FOR EXCHANGE—10 lots, clear, Belleville, FARM Wtd. -Por exc hange. good 120 “ac res, Jol-o3d Shaw av.; new double fat; | » ' eati ants: a See, H. MAGUIRE REAL ESTATE, } y ictoria | GARAGE—4524 Von Versen: $4. iil. Submit what you have. ‘Box L-493. 25 miles from St. Louis, off Olive Street) Cotnmission in “east 4 rooms, bath, furnace, hardwood | POY a, separate ones ng pl ' | = ' WILLIAM URBAN, 412 Fullerton Bide. | r . ae —_ . $2 per year. (e floora, electric fixtures: also siceping McRee av.: new double ' : $ Sin Call SoHE a . 810 Chestnut st. X : SAV INGS TRUST CO., 4935 Delmar bl. (¢) Poxst-Disaptch. road: price "“ > ber ac : for a oF 40 acres A SATISFIE! Kamtale 3 built p ; $1344 ; o>, ail Schumacher’s ee Aé ° ° Tae | marer city, location ot particular. ZU) clienteie has uit U mm} porch: rent : er year. ; : GARAGE—For rent, 12x20. Call at 4931 No “LAT Wtd.—Residence, West Knd, 10 rooms, nearer — ‘ ; , ac » ; ms. bat furnace, hard- RB a Oe i TO Ler ai BUSINESS PURPOSES Buildin 5 tingham av.. or ‘Dhone Riverside 1448J. (c ‘ot 60x10; small loan: want single op ya JOHN W. GIBSON REALTY CO business: in selling for cash. on a com 4°19.°L De Tonty st.; new double “wood floors: rent $960 per year 3 Modern 10- -room fur- C ‘ ARAG i? SULS8 We t Pine: spac for 1 ‘ar ble fiat: rive go00d trade Box W -42° P.- 734 Chestnut at. iptaneen ai er ver ay ey . ae . 3 j ‘ rite ‘Ss! > Se @ 4 ‘ . 4 : . _etis . > " . ay t ‘ r . . ts yr es cat, bees ee MISCELLANEOUS © Will put you in the center of the @ Monerete floor: water SAT Wed. I have every. nloe bungalow RESIDENCI | Wid.—kexchange my, 2-story | nick sale. a tz Anderson-Stocke- et ee , steam heat, hardwoo IAI AIOE owntown district—-no other } SAWP ACI EWR lame Ane ricoh lectric in Maplewood to exchi inge for a single fiat rick Hub x pny CHAU NOK 2 HEATH. 1006 Chestnut $75 month on 6 months eee TO rent ace in’ good paying tion as Rood. Offices or suites = | CRO Caer: resonable? front drive, | in the city. JOHN H. ABBOTT, 15.N. Th. new: re See eee ab: Gear fue 4. ete = i 808 CHESTNUT ST e party. Phone Wy- creamery | ae possibilities for live man. » up. \ i - : me ao bn m= , - oA - : ec Ang Milby + a ae ~ . ' ; wr + it PTT init h YAS regen ) ORTUTORA if be BRADLEY R. E. Co. ’ 66841 \W ie) _emmercia) Hines esnec ially want- Z| a - poy Se ' JOx20; ony 3 pet , NEAR Eureka. eS eee Bag test 1 " 40) , ats st Dieoat Nae O. OF NEEM atan Anartmen’ 1) 4 Ges. \ kK td. ake Ea RT PMR AE Pg as *9 ee A eee SE A th > owan av ta? me . ‘ ‘ . . ve ; a ' -, : ; > he ~s o * ati N (c) WAREHOUSE —For rent; 12,000 sq. feet: hy- ed. cvery office an outside office. | - — , or sale. Hill. Phone Cabany 45936R. = nner ‘ spy ee - . penn won ng 5 . Gy deities pong“ . yn . "4 , . . - on war? , } j ¢ » Sh . ood condition: $3 per — ne 4 : - ~ Al TrOMOB ILE Wit 1. bk or exchange. a and ’ Will av sh for barg: , 3; no rpense |{ or lease ; two rooms; 30x ele ge gf Med L; ad dp Ma trucks | W illiams & Bland. A vents nag eutre IITA (;oodfellow. PLANTA’ coy Mississippi, tine, $150,Qyu; ! brick flat, South St. Louis; baths. | gyre, paved ty 2 incessant Fra gy Box SU BURBAN PROPRTY FOR SAL a Ra iy Aly as & ae oie eae nthe ~~“ » . t; 10-room; 2 acres of of | years aS a grocery, bakery and confecti ; a 1 Bet . : ts » De ynfection - : See ae + tes * age ottage: will . AE ali IS. . Sat Plants, good out- TWH, Re ae on eee hare beat. | WM’ APP EI eer: Leanna, modern : $18. Sea GAR/ AGI For Py pg vec + running Wwarcer, > enbnaat na Ona P oy YF yeu tion Mast i of be Il as to appreciate. PCr nt MARTIN R KE. & MTG. CO lacated on Lake line, about 2 minutes” ona ta lot 100x158; $5200; pay $100 cash Reinemer, Overland, Mo MA > ; , wees fee EEL, ) Gravois av.. near Grand.; reasonable. 2147 Lafayette. aifference. 2 —— Box -40) ‘ost-Dispaen, Sat a oe a we ? ride fre De} r Garden: a very deagirable » per mon / . ssouri Pacific Tracks. Smali building and | - oe ke ; . 7 -_ — 4 >. ey J teal Mstate Officer ae ee ee Ape i P . (c) vacant greund. The best railroad acute] oA FACTORY BUILDING—Small, with railroad | G ARAGE Finest; granitoid floor; electric: HOUSE Wtd.--For exchange, v-room dwell. KESIDENCE Wtd.—Exchange my >6 room | sane ime anid & es ay. ° ‘Vietor 950.| Almost new. 10-room. hot-water heated | WE EBSTER GROVES TRUST CO... Ageats. t; } rooms: large lot ~ 200x “ity. _ Churchill Whittemore Co.. | switch, C000 maeare feet; will enlarge; 10% lieht. 43 OA Olive, ing, lot 25x10), for = 3 8 wom «house: Gouble flat: —. furnaces. hes $s 8d ee ee ,) brick house and garage: 4 66-100ths acres | LOT—For sale, by owner, 417 Fairlawn av. ; B wrest uf Clanien: ctnt ete enatie-1s0 'N. | (OB | FENES Op wilh ell” easy “terms. Owner, | GARAGE For rent. Cabany 409). 1G) large lot preferred. 5800_ Onell id laundry, vty good conaition: rent ATTENTION! of mood, nroductive soil. fruits and shade: | Joe Soxit® feet; % rooms, hot-water, heal, ae A ———— ee aston ; (c) 3 ran: vias - —— as a pare ae ty AGL i. 504 Chemical Bide made: retuced li Leak ale ; beautiful, modern 9- “2001 N: Union .... ceeee feet: ISO Cass av. = + ie r = 218 Ties eland Call 4175 Cleve COTTAGI: - To exchange. - alpe iern . d-room cot bn re _ MXCHA pre ee “ rawr gg nag ge - List your property pun ef H+ aa oe J oe 1A “ASH . A 8G, AIN 3s NOUS — eae teeny Ot. Se 2 ee gRarace, near Rid d 1467 Hodiamont Pe ay - | Sl ORE- (jood location for shoe repair shop. | GARAGE i. | ae id, ‘ tage: ail « onvenilence . . or bunga- 1315-] oe, Ee re OO ,. rice irri the South Side, W e nave sok ad an J _* IL. CA! 3 BARG Pave furnace heat —_ hardwood floors; otfere. in Glen Ech P a ale 8 N. Tenth ‘ 2463 Itaska. Vv ry land: reason adie low: bargain. “59s Bur 5 Pac ne ; umt $°100 pe 4 avin try in the past week ove: $125.000 wort? ! —- »-room Rone “e near the Cre + at $2500 for qu ok ie LZORNO a ; one . le a natin - : nye an , ”» machine er Skink rn oer = toa +. Oe 000 -pa.¥ } } investme}! yroperties Pia ;: owner ts in ANS City, ne in suburbs; low rent to 2624 Page; larze store. eoeererres os STORE—For rent; with = rooms and kitchen GARAGE Bon Phone aes * Eany 830, FOR EXCHANGE—AModgern s-room ™ “4 1 « - for clear small town property near) Yo, "po = a greater “dem: and. _ pa al estate | ‘ accept a resonable offer. " a aoa GROW aac TRU ST_CO., Agents Phone Lindefl 644. Delmar . ' oo ial} bs or e« . __ water, |. as; $14. 1626 Q 7th. a 9 a Adi). i . , Cor lake: Avy art Co @ Qi Va ant. IOA x y : y, Ox 1) 417. Post-Dispatch, ic} than ever. ‘ . we re t reat) re TrY A mp i Tt ‘k KS. Tet i Che sfnut. hie MF. Here is “” rea)! home. ‘tn ry dandy lo - small store ... —_ station 10. 3535, Post-Dispatch cation, for only $2650; house has 6 om. ADLEY R. E. CO., 3412 5 N. Broadway; 24 and 3d floors ‘| 4 /SIORE BULLDING—For rent; fine; s. Ww. | GARAGES—-For sale; new brick; 5942 slapic; ,. : TAN DT--$100,000: want bot "AR: for exchange or sale; good upland S. RE MSTC it: R- Mintift KE NS RISAL- | HK 7s . ICK! N Ss A OT 1 BLACK | hardwood tloors. steam beat oomnane “PpeIrTrnwin 617 (C*hestnt cor fowa and Potomac. Sax : a ae « ve Jectric { TELEPHONE aay 5 — ; . r) 7 acres 7a «6—in cultivation; fine . 8% Jefferson a‘ ry | AR isk ‘ : . . x el (ce) J, i ee PSTELN. 617 hestnut. | WwW MR DILEK n aieeatie nal private driveway; water; e.ectric ight, tom plantaticn. farm: 17 acres, Eas neh oreharl . I>: 100x165. FINE & . ment, water, gas and electric lighta, within Anta av.. Webster: t-reor, mee; 4 1, OW R K NT STOR 9 S eee . KR & CO,, 251 Mc Nair. | steam heat. Call Olive 4140 WwW KE MINTON. 1128 Holland Bldg house and barn; goo B. . ged i Liberty f Sg 7 ae ™ a : 4 ~~. | blecks of train and close to school and reception. hall bathroom. \ Vu ' STORE— For rent; end Southampton Iline, GARAGE——42339-41 Weat Pine bl., space f Wid Mor exchange barber shop, price Fat) per acre, $1 ) a — tt vera ‘equits W > ~ |] y » » . | . i | Ow. th. rf . roy | CATS. Very liberal terms willl be given if gas: furnish heat: large 18M Clark av.: low rent. fine location; need Id@nchre=m, confe wie meshtion: granjsoid floor, ony anda | © ARM |W i Boe Ping ~ a auto or lot. 928 N Bonds, Word, — sot pi ag ry om ant. || e Can ( our rope L \ I 7 UI “WaTTS VEY FAD we | desired: look it over anyway, you willl be. . house; low feet from Man- * ia wiz Taicas aY.° low rent. tionery. ee PS water: $5 eac h. ‘ entra! 6849. Main 1196 io , P ant . as ; ' {oc} and $1000 cash, baiance ovo years, >| _— A. R. ni" lit iL, I ME y KE Ft R. EF CO., wth WT NT she ‘a 1" M SIN 1Oc\1 . wb surprised and pleasantly ore 212 ra 4 phone Webster 1 oS Rent - 2238 5. Broadway; low rent. AS a good investament. see the store at 2731 RAGE For rent: brick; granitoid floor, | 7 ERTY BONDS Wtd.-In exchange for 2 —— ONST Enrigh on Olive 4508. 806 Chestnut St. Cent. 271. | : eee ' Pee cariie pi, at ane Ee * ey si, , ae _ 7 en ¥ s . / af . - - ow rent NM , . “ 4 Dam y OF. 4 (ry “or mt; 4 = « ‘ pert 4 “ru . i ’ u. v OF: “d s ~ ¢ 3 ge . moO acres. fine n- . DHNOOODOODODOOOGMK Cf - . _ ; . : 7 27 S. Jeffereon a l S. Broadway, for grocery and confectionery. water: two cars space; $5. 780A Aubert. 5. Howling Green, Ky. Phone Bomont ARM-—1 —— ae vain farm; 100 acres S= OOOGCOOODODOOOOOQOO OOD NG te Trembley-Wilson Bldg. Webster Graves. proved t-room n dwelling: low rep — : “er : " ‘ MINE CORN ER LAX AT LON, K oF, ) ] riv ate arade $i. . , Soy - " Lu s 4 eo etry: $13. Central 4358, (1 2100 Hickory st. igi ee King’s highway and Gravois: established to- | “ ARAGE ~ 6251 - . RTLING, " ith st. Paes Sener Cee See oe Black River, Wayne County, Mo.: price ' , , ON - Tuxe ’ 1917 Lynch st.: low oti ‘ ~- aie chai V¥. J, BAR ae i ' dence, west, or ac 4}] consider $5000 clear A beautiful 6-mom bungalow in Webete. ’ (cor. Tuxedo, “W ebster). 6 44 ; : s - oH cation for auto accessories; very suitable for bois ran F 487 - " ar on loll i Bld $40 per acre, will ; Groves. hardwood floo 7 bath 6 acres ground, gas water, i. P. HE RMANN. TR, EE, Bs. -¢ ©., P grocery and meat market, shoe store, drug —*" ral fr4%. = : , W Ms. MALI N,_- Ley _ Eo! cn la 5: st. Louis income, $2500 cash, balance MISCELLANEOUS %. fir 4 L; tg © ~ } ; oe 32 kc —— r, 4107 Abner pl. p fis 4 hestnut . store: rvlendt i neigh horhood. GARAGE For rent: 1337 Walton; granitor MOR EXCH ANGLE Severa) fine farms, for : time 5837 Mnright. - : , . = 0 buy a home. Prices are £0- coreg, — TP ngs ~~ Pe ra bur roorns, bath. elec tric t} A — a floor; electric light; between be age af i ity properties; shortage of help; describe = . ye MEN RD. WEBSTER LOTS—For sale or exychance. 4 lots in FE m ine 7 and are not going to be . lot * Art ho- stree’ made waren use: ne ir C1 rti C Bs y CENTR Lg hed FOO OUOOOUO XoKXeXe OU Koxexe KKK OKO | Kaeton:?: reasonable. {i he) properties Box ©-125, P.-bD one I. BiG to Do 9 hungal ha rd wood Park : free and clear; first-class title *) any wer. “ . - eas i, . $i wooo t t "T BR M. 161, i . Sarr eiereitas ee ee ae @) si vanized irom, size [ ys) arses t $840: want farin 25 gsc aoe Liatty ning rt ¥: .«| exchange for liberty Bonds and pay cash THIS Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY | Price . terme to suit. ox | GANAGE—For , mle, | k "S West Jefferson et i OMIN'TON . i 123 “Holl: nd ‘Bi — bors, _ tile See $1500: ° owne: Rice, 307 l’age : io acquire a home in the suburbs COTTAGE —For sale, 4 rooms, Mdgar and St wt Ww. Sf ™ 1'¢ ~> lal 1K ty I ! al proposition. —- . a 4 at Be than the old price. it’s ¢ ‘arden avs., Webster; $1900: very ear) (Wevster Groves»—Fur- BROADWAY 702 8 2 . t) ae Z d ier OS. 204 floor, 40x15), wit i s TT A. aan { x18: " ic € £100. Appi iv oO ‘ os {ar rooms and hall: office and. phone; $25 per .month; et © Daylight iw C} Orv a Bay ene . yi Mrs. Freeman. feu) MER CHANDISE—And building, $6500; we oe Sain ae fies ROK. CO... X24 Chestnu SOUTH . Pat} Lome ; » gery ‘ »s 4 ; - - . = ae ~wi a wah ihae ’ ~* - . . ° » « ; ; A. ° ‘ Agent, 706 Chestnut st. fe7) BUILDINGS 1300 Ei aot ae (®) A va Fic ARAGE-I or — ghey x ae " arn. So - ' a “OR MOR EXCHANGE : , y § RO yM Dw B LILING, x WEBSTER GROVES TRI ‘ST mo., ts Tr goe . ; NG 1300 ne st., arge 2Z-story,. | @ ’ - ‘e chine eetric lights. water ana to: : . WIN T¢ . 2) ollan Dida . , ’ >. N _o nt : . wocated T1 = en- * _ . : RD., 6226-4 rooms and oe od Ct} - Arsenal & ro O16 Unio o . TS mo 1 LOT—For sale; 30x120, Loughborough, be Bae 7” a Vi ey of fi ane ventilation: suitable, fo > NN. K. ( or Lemp & Al st nal ®) | let; rent $15 = oot h. 1916 . ni “ ee a ‘ Residence, 6 rooms, steam hea IESE FI rs WIL ih SOLD AT A -ween orn and Gravois: $500; take bend. wood . ' an ne eee ‘ LDKAL HOME IN W K BSI Uy eine P08. F. Dich 2 J. FB. KAIME & BRO. R _E. CO @) | GARAGES —For_ rent; Detmar and Rosedale; posite Forest Park, want single or douse VERY 1 ATI TEWIRG WILL, TAKE A | 2902.8. 9th st. rs rehi : water heat. large @ | 4.7% SA, OF lense: Oreemn Beane. ‘oe perter: . oe De ‘ * , rR EEE sb ted f ; , ; . Dade » are repair, all modern improvements, escreendi o ood te nant ) : note . > . > > r OL ‘ ° BO: -—-— ts") ts ot and 07 8. 12th: | rent. WM. APt EL. 2505, Gravols av. near (rand. Delmar 27193. ( ol (4 ove and in cultivation; one mile from ; *) F : sie wa a tae ] : : : 7 ca aoe Wnene Coals . e CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE NA ys G TIM Jisten! It’s in Webster iit 5) é' } \ Ii lis ) h ic ® a Seeh w ne % _** . + - faplewood) Y-estory frame. } JO r. bic KMANN R. EK. CO. ‘ > sivat onl $¢; eu3s Delmar, Apt. G, v} atest Sark Deed tienen | RD | : | | ; . . z : : fee - 2 Cee ee > ‘ é bits oe. ~ ’ . ; . oa > —— 2%? " . . , D core ‘ . " la ‘J rey rd : a Lim>t i¢ . » "ee bt er ba} : . ca ibs hestnut an. 2188 siaret 3 rooms, rear, old est: b- Menil B g. 119 sil é | okaire. ‘ . ‘ aN R’ rina’ ral Yo 3 ee a 4s “ ai S . M Ma - L, yt ‘ . F —_—, pono ” : A lhe Fee + Ents, n $: r . piede-ary . ; . . oe ‘ oe porch, hardwood fioors, inlaid linoleum on 3 | . | | 3 : 3 i ; Ni ; ; : TS ‘ fu) ; el , > oe >. ‘ Ps . rei ce . “e 4 ° . . ‘ ‘APD ' . ' “ } 4 ? ‘ te a@ «4 ’ * ns : uth od “ a oo ina “phone, td | | WOOODOHOEs COODOOODOOONKe oxexe GARAGE tear 4155 Wasnhingten BL. ciel ig change: o-famlly, in a St. ouis. Sea : s - a a eee - - CAN 4 foot: will build to suit: ter wner, St Ne : : : z L LAKE, tris at bs ay , cast oe WF i ‘raspberries. abundant to ; , ‘ = | ; a? °? re ] , 4 re ms i as " rner aft y St. harrier Sl. ete . 4.9 pa > A. wrt. °°. - & T : i rye ay , 4 ed ’ . . « Pci. . . oF er ee ms ae ny EST is. ae Ae: aitls monthiv: sul ct i} $4500: would pee jr J. H. NDLACH & CO... 361% N. Broadway v Ake . + Ks XCHA ‘ whe, oS noenth to inebude all interest. eo i, GAN 0 ares and sign ANTE ) : AKM Wd. ‘To, 0x: : ) ee farin or small properties: i (For sale; 50xlm, on Natural Bridge It ae WEBSTER GROVES TRUST ©O.. Agents Pieiand Aviomcius Co. 2 tax | RPOSES Wid fo excnange, residence Wes pages ~ a) IRN 4 r sale; SS elag a o- ° «h ; RKAL N ‘ = N el tri $25 Cc { l 6OS4U _WANTED BUSI N ESS PU nad: 9 reomese a batlrs: for small tfaru wi.l ’ —_ «2 RAKE 214 Mast ‘ ‘rand av ’ a 3 os 7 vag. e w ‘ tor a as ' on eats BA H GA I: a5 lade : at an ‘ i ms ms - : 3 | : } " . aa 3 , yp ' ; 40 suitable for . 4 : . E — = sit acta panic ee . om *» wi o - . r A - 7 1) : 7 : : , rd. | : 7 " ite i : : | ‘ | a | a ge on . Sicha v | Y or 2m) LAT ie ar canes =; Beeiciepeinie V ontelair Ay. a Post-Lispatch. e* . Asking only §3500 fer attractive ©-r0em ‘ |: « rvusotll reahk lence al 4K Ss. Feim av... Webster Groves Pam) _ o £ ~ ma F.. ; 4 nap 3 s wee” ee se eee ae Ge ae gn Re eR oa ZION ig y - Apply x eke r, next ga AD? ‘“% 8 «Webster)—Six rooms, Uyeriand Automobile Co. 2300 Locust st. (cS) | DEL MAR BL., 0035-—Large and spiendidly guba . t : t i l al td 2 Soagiaer? ; + ant hall. ciub or studio: splendid iocation, GARA AGE Wt Ae ren’ lie a4 may oes | r extcnange for farm: @ingle - rarer | | . vs) ; a : . ‘ . _ ‘ ae *? ‘ ro ys | aa > \ ‘ ‘Oo ~ a’ : . 7 SH . Ul " sy; s . — } . » » > ) , 4 » N , Three large | jight rooms: ORBON Ke ‘& R. Cr. scr TT, R00 Chestnut et. steam : heat, ws ¢ oon Ke y n ct door. | | ‘Morea! iford. dirand 4354W, evr . lai ad BOx170 4 rooms and bath: $.0W S.room f! ' practically new. bath 4 ie } Re »} LR \ Ou st I r) ath. furnace, elec tric, gas abd ci water ~ a ene PRANKLIN, 1917--Big store and warenouss, SAVINGS co ST CO., 49455 Delmar. ' LAWATION W 4. —lo open xarene, Oneness 7H) leet ri arbie sinks, granitoid basemen 5 or 3 acres, Riverside Drive a pul GS. Elizabeth: elegant, modern reskience, newiy decorated throughout, beautiful, Bish 4 eee bi Aigonau.a R eae. SULT ae eee eee or market ABION 4b} icone tor shoe reveirer bs country tows: am Dione Pi r i SIDE Nt i +4) In Universit: i d y, ¢ income ons A li rR lowest-pri i tract 1} Lh. lot 1700: garage and outbuildings location ; nice jot: short walk to trains, care ee (ob ) also furniture store: make big money; $25. | ‘tapiished 6’yeare: $20. (2) nechanic, witl tomobiie, Boa O-84, Post bargain or cash; something smal.) take viear vena RE. CO., doa Chestn' ut ae Sacer. ' uits and garden: Very Ene conehien: ow ae a Te ad ota on ee ee the autor Lie, , ; "ee ‘= a CLICK & JU s ae : NDL. aC &2 (0O., 2A1H N sroadw. “ust sell at once, Fine investment A reai' Must be . , ; | | rm it on e mvs (REM BLEBY WILSON R. B. & LOANS CO., ere Bm 9) ate Perlmutter, 1911 ore a | BASTON, 5362--Klegant store and 2 room: ispatech. K } reat room cottage, a convene. FT—S. e. cor. 19th and Locust sts.;. #4 in rear; rent reasonab! - Pam want biggest bargain puss: ent tor Mmxcenandyge ar 7h mnt Es we winks at oe an ee by) es t w ter Grov ard for garden and chicke-. alaree 24. story loft, sixe Hox); rent $75 ( Ro MILTE NEERGER, 148 N. &th st. WAN’ ~ 7 irvii ny sane! at or cash Vhat have Apartin lh Py 54 stetnieae aioe yh fant mo Atte tion ' (HOLIIMAN REALTY CO. i2 6 6Chestnu . __ Trem -Wilson _Widg.. ott roves, — . ns r . ° : : ; oF room ne jonse , ‘ = ne y ere . . “ore “y Pmt i Sty ‘ \ ° his Se ¢ SpPOost as Oo = ine 7 ™ . ? ¥ r Tre { P } ase A acres oO} la? ure 4 blo« Se eee Orchard GOLD W ABSER & DUBINS SKY RI TY. CO... KMASRTIUN, SYS Large eStore: modern. tas , re of "“exverien a: tal be ‘ heap i. . r A vou Pee) “ee , b* es ‘ aif pat h PR ES pt ‘ \ rc h 1 of this vVear If Ve i. L 2 a , foes Tay 9 ‘ vast 40 + ears for gur- “AST SIDE WELLSTON ent $23, ebster car, get 72 rooms; granitoid basement; suitable tof) oe on a salar: ox O-208, : AUTOMOBILES Wta.-~To exchange... S000) wont to know Why. call, write or phone vs. 4a ie purposes located cor. McLaren a’ a eas she hotel, awar tment : ' ; | , He Ay S Tie C }}, }D wy, +a) Critv ' 5- Treo"! ottage $50 town and f convenient ty Rah as . ryt Fema! * m4 iM: iple wood )- 4 roots: . 2ERRMANN JR. R. BE. CO.. 772 : ness neighborhood; $25; Union and Wells SE ce BS ' aut: . a)} wsiness fur ‘2: ae ¢ | é le 0} 2) NA; nt \\ es i ' PG SY elo balance $15 mon 1 N Oth. Ak ’ ayton, 2°. GLIVH, 2322--Wiil alter; $25. ton cars. EMT Eg acant on Telegraph rd. Nene TS. nay cash differences. . a di din the count: me tern d 2118 N t.. als p- | WELLSMAR. 6434 (Wellston)—New O-reum t . YovP?T, S00 Chestnu KIT? eon. 4 ermod-Jacearm Bids : CK fiat: Day a” ae « Kor saie, “1 acres ee ‘ : pl f iE 1 ; ; rt bungalow: bath. cas. electric: sell cheap K & (ONES | a anvenient to cs nd having Bisse ren inwrigh? Hide of. | easy terme, See it. then see me: want of G44. (Maplewood)—4 rooms: M.B. O'REILLY R. & I. CO., 723 ( ent | ORBON EB, & R. G, 3 , | (BU t R ck & JONES R : : a wet f SHOP—For rent; suitable for garage. 1429) joasTroN, %700-—Corner store, with entrais« BUILDERS’ COL UMN | RCH ANDISE Wid.-—To , exchange ; +05 f available 24 eee eg cs): fer. J. D. Clarkson. Kirkwood | n West End. 10 W ill trade well ot MERCAN” TRUST CO ni! | , oy HotsE—Por sale: nike © reom frame, om a . as RCRA elle " ; > * i ~ le he st ; Vi * ary 47 iMaplewood) Three nice ; rR a , and gat, from a 7 —— Ms nese j souse, Thode fy : x. , i r gt . , ~ . ee eae . : ) mall factory; a@utomodtiie accersulit= SOx b-0 — : v4 rood *nanite th and cust ; ati orue 5 ter. was. large vard; greni ae 319 8S Main at.. good storeroon for smal Bete Oe tent rensonable Nolid agate, 15c line: minimum 3). , apartn rented + stl KIRKWOOD tricity: furnace sar Wetlaten: ‘nica 14 4) P / ec fi ‘ af ° ] Vv mn pats te indixe . line r Se ; r ys sate " >. whe? rty : about 45x25 feet: only £10. i other ; : “ : ee *hesinut =o ; j é ; iM FF . le yr exchange iM) aore ne 2. Tah ve ¥ eae! \ . re . ~ i 4 flee r ep re a ny terme 8 ACH FR. «cue.. 1602 Chee - - Ij 0% }, * ~ os A oA ofPerer't : a eee ‘dee vet of A it t haries a0; 82) MORRI AA : fiiscount fT ev ne ° rida ls >t ucle © OUR Nguire e ar ¢ . ” meneemsiee SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE , Ac res Near Kirk wood for sale. price $2000 Pox M.102. Post-Dir ~— > , - 4 a ‘ as ——-, ° cence enienenesmnemapney aac ae Ol i; } ‘ DY DW KLLING STORE 19 N. “Oth st, small store; os ea | OFFICE SUITE (of S roorns fo #uUvIel, rh ore ti®erliors —— Li wy ont Rin Merchants Laclede Bldg ma th} artment if CONTA a - i ‘ TOHN- T CKERY & "SON, 1¢ aad) Chestnu ) 4 8 4 4 : Pebbles | oh : . ‘ : ~ . ag" 4 ash nd 4 iret rin ; mm Sugar ( reek Gg., near at Tice ow ig anle b ; sto eat ing. bath, furnace, electric . POC . aan. location. Field Bldg... Oli) and a geen am cxchanee st rr "1 a Ver ot neight at , MISCELLANEOUS ; 1! ’ ny aed aa peti come. i aALA r bone ah. aren G, saan ar school and electric cars, STORES—3006 and 3012 Olive, st. stores, | Lindel! 6088. Take Olive-Delmar car. _'* BUILDING MATERIALS eT or st. Louis preparty, or. st. | class. on. Box_D-# pee — r er it, N23 Chestnut » Dery ‘waar tbl Weet Toth ot, Lan ae cem ; ’ ge store dialiras ty . re a aphae B ‘ : ’ as soe - eee" — - twhier, ' eat «Wa at, mies on ati eat ranean | STORM —4146 Kaston av. nice. ated: $25.1 : 10,000 outs County farm. Mr. Tarlo | i AMIL Y APAR ~ ME NT OPTAGE. tee sale, tn Ovetan Pia nen eat e y iS an, Cal ro — ; s194qr . ute-glass front; newly decoPatea, SELLING For sale Con Ad. soe with terms like re Hox | i | —s~ PROPERTY— Furnished | MARTIN- BRE es ge 8 EK. { plat glass Tro ° : * ms i fohn Mul a A » ix. by SS? h Denne Sse \} - . tet? . e \W KS Sy \I | NS TE R . - : i OTTAGS Mor eaair. 5 rota Zila a on ay " Seeieat : £ 19-2 “hemical Bids. STORE, 3R21 Winney: excellent, with «2 roe —, we i i \ .o ere ianxrt A" ; | ha | avi > 7 ‘; ALAM iy rooms, rat : ; , sti MI chance for poor : “yy ’ fa ? “ . s om “ = Vy t ba = — kiss —~ y r > mogern J roon) ri ¢ PUTRaALw ¢ i ric —- “/) . Pe ie T} wt : , JT or « ; _ .? i lrnmeorre , ' wie / ve ° ‘ ’ 4 4 oe ey room: furnl Call SPORE — Fireproof conarets building; . HARNUROV I Te SP HIT, 112 N.goth s }! for 5 sa LOU. Feet white, $4 want single flat. TRAI ae "4 mR Ee 10 Sh pero ee verre bargains 6-ruon ‘rame, $5 ta bot . ge et Aggag Se 1 iy ve . cation downtown, @iectric elevato “y vy.: fine laree ; ine joist Tw) OR) Of joist, coors an M OH N it. Abhi bt iT’) - a © ee Dp) ig re : ; - . . pric \ eicdine ; i® ay lla gia : a ” 2 = “—* : ° poe nu- 3 > mn M— 4: _ Maaston = . ‘ ; d ts : rater inp! . ; a is. 21T AT Lor, : torches iT N¢ rALAOW 7 ‘ i j oO, , lhurns and reve torr Wel- ter, option upper fioor: storage or Ta am Rw I loc tio : at} if able “any busi . . whe : as ie i 7 a ns . “ ‘ “AS ag | ily kor Sih .t or © > Same ae SS - at ra ; rua es ‘ a ew ‘ay Reuts $ 2100 P = rool) }} nocern eon mieflice ‘ ‘ 4 ' Nts At aow r oT Pie if bib nmon : ~ - » . i] “-? } : (t« : faccuring; annual, $1000. Ajax, 1011 Mar- in good loca hes, Keliv. Sidreyv ils 10 ; Ark: 2 roots: lot &: wou ‘ eS proposition oh, Sek TOTS: ialwht ct Sy,” ose \AoTS—For sale: in Glen Behe lHeignt rooms, steam heat; garse?: t at ch lesa: in zood condition: " rae) per Dik s , gals ‘(a OO) =ostrietl ar:' : et “eentinie OF whi “1 a‘ 6g \ . aT int e . smal = 5 s “>. 722 Chestma _ ane ifton. Jennings. “ . aaah we af - e ed : 2a " “et fen Wollaston factory district, on easy Se month, Telephone Main *, STORE- Part of fine large sture > ang ohe iD — i © b i K: ‘at St. Louts 1 nien BP: Y @ 236 Hast n : rH SM ic) | CER af ( Es At7t>-For saie (er - ty 1 fe 8 Mi nell y ments; will take idberty bends in Saree ‘ a > j f ms machhln wee s ge i ‘a 3} ' : . es - eve teat “7 Oy d . an . a * ‘ ion i? al ai nt r’ | “A : 9 ; ‘ , a ecadh halance $15 mont n nal a een . yments ef iota, Kew h 3 $7) cash atau : : 1. GR fe. waste 9 TRI ‘ey «3. (layten Me onan : - me : i Dpusiness 4 F ished TENTH. 1116 8.-8 and 5 room flats: ou an panker ia] icaston. ~ erent 187 & (c)) Plant. Main and Bremen: (iv $ ae cee. ay goods : J VOS ickma te)! ra) ‘ i} (Maplewood)- UPrnisie rent. far be in «ars immediate! Pron Fmg same. iy le fi $ti (My) iQ 9 ae . a. . . ‘ . . . transaie , peut namie : , » . a ae / o in bik aS A. o : jom*. hardwood floors, hot WALNUT. 3424 Fine “tore, in excellent lo-~ STORE For rent, Ji) U nk " vet! ; a Gis] . a mises at shipped | * pas ew ae Pree aL in ¥. ine yiew 7 maoilern = j * SOEs nd £ , LANIT? For sale. ore ‘ } bite UNIV ERSITY CITY 5 ROOMS. Lor 110 _YEET. $1108. Ty nL « new . ‘ality for grovc ery stoce; cheap rent. wan > A eorner; Union and or fgg Odean we ' anted; out-ol oe ae , ae Drop ‘ ; ort -Uispaich ‘an trade sour prope ry "- tou out water, frult onicne! ‘. ™ ' ‘1655 Oak at y ry same, water, ge 5 oO ‘ De | l eorhner, ‘ ¥ ne: ; jceas an these ‘CRE 4 ‘Pr Le) _gfrode : a etion (than @n! rT Mh, ot, Farr “ps ; a ye ’ om H's 7 : ub , D & J IO _ES R. ink cm ? > 824 4 hestnut. > poo gael Sr eatl business; rent reagona ie ‘ . nes Aan ire w } fer sty — }? ‘ ' . r’ . — hangze equi * 1?) m4) . , af 4 oy tT a ; e410 : ‘ ns » ~e ri \ es rat , Heights lame ~ loom« o* crt S. eee 5 won! ; ot ~ ‘eres! enae PROPERTY WANTE pas #\% , . rr or ft toe i iy ‘ ree I ‘ Tuas in ee . . a . : ° . 7 4 tage ; eublet attrac Lindell 697, Victor 140. er Itridae a year, for en: farm or thnoer ian penn ooh a dind 4 wen , ard ” " : — Would Like to rent ©o eet floor space |: ' . ! : Rn, 77 00-—-Thick) eettlet sore) DING MATERIAL For sale; all kin Lr ‘ost-INspateh = ro ry $ oo o- Pecks : ean Caaeiahe tthe hot wi tel. room for chic none ane fee building: as a ial * AnD ob Sg “suitable for an\ business Ss Sooo of eondition: : us f m al . \ we OT g « ners ' | , balwve 1 bf uae ‘4 § | L Or ‘ ’ : a an T , : . : cope? " noe ‘, VID F. , : ite BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES price per morth, with lo- mediate rental. Box D-5T, ny $30 er month. ave money Anton Betta & So le for fart i Pug LAR SAS — -= eithes a 288, BOS BU ition (% wromn. We ene a. Ca ae as Ys yap as e on premises, will use tt. ‘pina maaan only & DU BINSKY R LT 3 cmenn an ney ENS Yar LEAL | na aero oe Investment rik i oe : : y eens pccuPpen MISCEL!.ANEOUS buispatsh, ——. 18,000 Square Feet ae Chestnut oe LDING MATERIAL, or , v | nae salle Ape Paes : a lace went oll : heeieamnehl HORS WARTS R AL ct ‘yy cCoO.. Colfax 448 fc) ever, 7 ig corm tr gd ome Alt si un TTF Ph ERS— Por - . t .. Hex ‘> 144. pe t- Mapa’ ee — ne a Der ‘iding and groune for grou! ai) Wy t ert is , SV All, PA \ AY! ENT DOW \ : : n s) = ‘ ! ‘ z i ain’e — . ‘ bia " ~ sai jenc x ¢ . . is c re . , : —— ; brick fat. 5 rooms, ith » ope ° . . " ere , ‘ chegt barg ‘ . Le esidens srrangced r.@ talne and 4 ey. ¢ rg . . 4 . ~~ AL PLE Be ? . , : ‘ thiy payment? W hs a the aire > 6000 Square k eet c ‘heap ae! il, FARISH & cO., eo Sa pe a £394 ate ¥ ' re! ‘¢ per annum; clear: Want Mae part “pay sox ])-445 cates matte vurn =. ' - , ’ . = ‘ : i ” ; i ayy a ‘ ’ } ' ss F _ r , ; i} a ' rhe : $ zt parags Wx120, ope ight pengerapleng rf 50- ROO M HO ‘ K § te so m ete, iso aj dram | e,___ Hox 2 iat pan REAL ESTATE WANTED a es arm es . 7 nem tei : eo ttiehiand ae., of [rooms file Deth, oat . Med AL DD hr. TS. CO. 1111 . ‘ r ‘OR SALE OR Ly EASE — ~ . rs f= tor i 2 1 ie ri? ge ; ' ‘in sPnis uNnsgs i] 4a iF | eT . _ -_ in mrs nroper . > by er | art - | # - . A . Lo Suir aaal . . oe eee ‘Each Room Has ¢ ‘onnecting Bath board. se et: apecial price on 32-11 “End: practically pew: bath, electric, | R. B. CcoO.. 1111 Chestrat. 5 attractive location. * $50) re > 5 , lauart MOTITIA TY - a . Bini! CoO! wal: ole > * ! LA | =! , : Three reous and water: 8 nn a A --—aaevlt Kolar ™ —— ; . VPage and leit hey . z . u + nN 4° or Main 1196 ashe , 112 5-9 »7 N.. BRO ADWAY Super! i age . nr —. «= = a ar . > rooms and water; §8®. , le for any For furthe i er CO., Axt Spring ane - ing: suitable ANTI ; = Re . ain 1194 (e*) bus _- ory ans building. iene AS Sees Kast Vestibule WANTED -—D-reom flat, $14; 3-room 1. KE. KAIMB & BRO. R. ™. 2 : re e' Sars, hovers ang wr : fom , FUSY oe —— we haw ¢ , fk #s NR mt ' rut . 4 ache | ' BS ied aif aT NS rm ice Retail Store ori vce a Por egal MEST Wein Aa it paths ox | yer gd ro ren ra gag” meee | My “She: Sane? nig foe a =~ 2 ocr j ; = w! " ey ‘ at ae ~~ ‘ , " . - c) , ei . ‘, hn on , . 4 . " ‘ o ' » ’ . ¥ Y @ 2 : es ; a _ Li ty g 5 : : 2 [wo large rooma; yard: FOR LEASH, a cor OICe ul 6 ” W IND» WwW ms s . i. ot oapachnligh e. . ' a: cna sa’ oy x’ v de “tse Duce ¢ de , . nia 4 N teh - 4?) suitable o for Heh t m anufacturing: . ‘ é : Riga . os bor , e 1:@t * : ot : , iruete| earls v4 ' ; A . 7 heo® Pr i” q ; “7 *» : : ® ° ; om ' bail furs ur reyt ta) respectable i“ i¢ . AM and (jarrison avs. . oue or two ” IS] \l AR AN 1) 1] A M Ma | { ° . bo . . pr rreo », e®ase ag a 4 sii part ; af : , . ‘ ' : . ” : ea «pt re" an . : -4 * wie Reon. residence; O68 & - With lot 230x134 feet adjoining DEL. stp ROOFING LOPERTY Wtd.-.Wapt to exchange ¢ 3 c (eT, Post-Dispat basement, electri : ; to HO Kot the artimic sivece home| it, Fe shen: 4 reome. tath: S008 oom = Fesigence, " > tf ee,. 612 ¢ “hestn ut. ‘ hoice store for leas orteage for $4000 earning 6 per cent, « oy : eee ton. | l avtsi t+ (harle : ir «. BK. King at 005 Weet Leockwoal bart ; = Foor, Ste, “oh SCHMITZ R. EB. CO., ot) We have a choice ate eee ) rigage ea é = | a roeme: bath: to ren apnteremay | 1 wens fin ' OS age a? oe, anon . ° , * ¥ > a 1 . > “yb > "ws : , ret j ; ry. or € vt i ’ ad j . . rs } hi 5 § ‘ | gsi ' ‘ “’ t. 7 . ' . . ' - " . o. : , . 3 AN 214 Wainwright Bide “lls EK 2 Onive. 2"... * ray ton dat furnished this is the ie location yng ioe B aston. me r 880K) dential property, Box 0-99, Post-Dispatch aor wy SS er : rat payment byt iis tT | rRUST Agente h . Sa: & reoma, beth, E1900, ee ; 7 ; ‘ iv & ‘ ' Tie o ; : . * os Tei ’ b ; oF ft + ~ iy Hi ‘oven: (houles lant, 35 OOO FE BE 1 in West End. and suitable for & 5o2 EXCHANGE my double set fiats, lafayette | ——-— ; ) our property ft y | 6100 Basten (ee sane The , "1 VA cbate tai} +¢.. B90: * rooms bath. hot Willer | patna “tet “as . retail DAT (tL. JONES REALTY CO. ANY LEAK tn any roof or gutter renal: av.; Want hore, Sot ith rouge prefer Grand sieht "bees : for cash if , : “in Vinita Mart | brick | St oor om ‘ : Dg bg “ ¢ . : 1 Daylight manufacturi PAR 412-415 ‘Wainwright ridge. : and guarant teed for only $4 a a tie} a ray ower i rove . = naw to ’ yoming hod : 7 - an be yait ons Reo * FI ae od : a. eption ha ‘ Lad ‘ , be fre . at nt Pex t ab . ail af the hy are ocr untied by the ° . Sah ihree nice unfurnished a J capac ity Ww pounds ' liad - samme ad liress $1 7: Bat ries > Dar Post-Lispatc ; x flat “oa ‘ ; ', ; x ra? i . . 7 , - de ere whe will shew rom pani (ue aos an 4 ; *. : ” . . ks - , - . . " ' — i ale : s * ‘ ee - : ° ch} —_— . bd ; 4 arc. core- convenient: bee Vator, heating plant, etc. NORTH ' Fo Merest 1474: Delmar 1971, STORES AND FLATS-—For exchange orner ba 4 —Sing! situated in the t 1. tu nate had hicke : 5 : . Tet Ge : ’ : ata . . ' “- : | 3 he . oir Dick large rooms. $Y: oO} pen. ‘or 10-year lew te 7th. ; * aye , ING—For rent: mn. | My 1] N for clear. smaller income or farm Box J ; . anions am fan we ~ by Fullerton Bidg., 7th- "Ping 4, £. AIME. « a Bide. 119 N. +°S. | GRAND- HEBERT BULLDE I Se theer atfice it “Te W t NY, ever Vs oe Gee teeeteh ~ ; Double, 3 rooms; must bem te ieee ine bh owe * Net unay- DOUGH ER? Yh £ CO. 5 Chestnut, ° : CS cor, GP ing! $20 with , torrer . . ~ . "T . . . rn rial TUlk OM Ves — ae . . , Tt ye Y tense rete eeeee lev ator, . + hom Tet it rain iT el - } } coe aXe Hi aNGE . \ | ) “4 4-roe } - reo? ; - § . " ~ . “es 4: . r rawr 4 a - yy n tor service bi ' . ‘ tga ha . ; ft °. ' ~~ ‘% 4 rey fine ‘ “cret . 1 ' ‘ ‘ . ‘ . . 4 ‘* e .es . , ei : ‘sto . tel New : 9 ~~ * ot on ed yen — for oa °6 96. 30 PINE ST. janit one-halt recent On a By eatnut ef ci eafe and dry if vous Ti tie +t k Rigs roe = Bags i) as i , . aie td Rea! tnoney ° ear \ sages lee Rie >. ioe . v4 m Jouee. larce se setire ; gh ' ‘ . been” Fullerts Awe Tth.Pine v | ORBON = & RK. . ‘a a ® al bow MoS oet-Li «mat a9 tae ' . want ¢ particula nve ty vom ag 900 , sen oy “vr flac # atnir “se no = ullerton Bidg., Tth-3 a 40, NOO SQU ARE FEE § en “ate cart “Twine — ation for dentist; - lare oT , jainp h xen poly 5 atc! ' , = teh ' A ety made _ 7 Ser an! — ohelt beth. ee . . seCclLr . OD : at CgtcvVe gi ; , : ’ ata ‘ - ort : } a e. Se eoy : . three- etery brick Duta ee ereight 4S be ex, also 2 ww $20 ~ *3 by enclosed bridge; eteem | ag at elactric, bath. THE IML: K, M17 Chestnut.(c*) ‘levator, light on three sides; can “HOP. hos - ‘"artive lease us wel for ; KANCIS¢%R & KUNZ, 804 eimut Mm — : SUSHE—1IS Gray av., * 4. he a “ +" 4 SE ee ee ~ Pe . Ave ‘ : " 7 J rales / , a ae 5 ver i Coke. ae ‘ Wt, F wi . aes NT RE SERRE gee ye, ay 7. a j hay nal Ps Si y 1. x A ' RE ee Br "4 ah - e . > oy PRD aoe - bas * Ph ae aS * P) tne : =" : o : —- ~ . i ae. . ae i ; “ : Sy . a» yee ‘* oly wR i ec ’ > We fp yee tec 4 fs _ 4 Y me v0 tapae ‘ ae 3 4 * > —.* ni - T= le a 57-4 rooms and bath, oms Sd floor, $12; owne! te*) z i} f :. A ew ena ‘ fb tye! fra re bath, toilet;

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ees i ae - A v4 te . Nt ay cae eae — PEPE ree yw ee ee Oe tot a e7, 1918. ; or 700 Re oe. ‘i al | Est PROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE) IMPROVED PROPEaTS ate for for Exchange, Wanted, For Sale, and ~- Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments Residences For Sale toda nn OR SALE) _ FARMS FOR SALE. FARMS FOR SALE | FARMS ; FOR SALE _FARMS FOR a a ze HEMMELMANN.- Hy. Hiemenz Realty (‘o |... MISCELLANEOUS ~ —: ene | MISSOURI idee et URI ye ate an ae . : _ 4 ee ee a a a ol > ‘ : ‘ — P - Pe SPACKLER Ke Bh cHesnur er we | | ESTA BLISHE offer free information to all on farm OUR HARDWOOD LAND YARM—For sale: 40 acres. we (In ce IDEAL eer x : porte eer investigated by our land ex- In Michigan makes vou independent: 10, 20. miles rod a ls solves framn ie Bet ty S| VEE “4 VVED LAND—Worth $200 per acre, ¢ | C E te t | all ImMmpton Heights, 3404 i the 0 “atholic Colonization Society of | 40. *O acres. $15 $50 per acre: grains. or write. €. A Jennings Re " on Lis. ald for Se While it lasts: 40 acres up Little a) OANS StTACS Company, tr improvements; 12 roor awthorne bi. ; cag Mited States, Ashland Block, Chi- | stock, poultry. it: down payment small, ' —— taville . River Drainage District. Southeast Missq@h S i , NE OF OUR P gain ae beautiful Poe : doe ‘ieee shade | ———-— balance easy monthly ART ents: big booklet a‘ rg” Fir aoe: “ot. "Cua $2 miles from BOX A-33. Post Disnat: he Se ae NE OF | ATS 4 pine: an : x136: : —_—_—__-—_—— ae LAN O St. Louis, Mo.; St. Charles Cour,t This (* : ) 0 LATS OF mit By c. ©: bar ALABAMA. Bir Tirst National Park RI “y Chicaws. mM. county road; one mile from Poruaee 1 haat Neat rd CASH BSG Ys 80 AC RES uP AND Phis ¢ Ompany at all times has money to loan - AL Se — station, 1% miles Yrom river landing; ali | $9 onth: p ats and. partic | on St. Louis real estate, improved or to be im pile : rei | ur- ° ° : ‘ « . “4 ‘ aad 2151-318 RU SSELL, AV. FARM—For salc ak tn | MISSISSIMP! os tea eek ents : : 100 ) a ; BOC improvements: 7 “cd J oon -RR. : proved, with residences, flats, apartments or High-graue, »- a | cenem @ We + t day: terms, half cash. 3 ‘ | } ‘ « t “ee . ‘ — ; e “eee . of ’ a * er . se P . ‘ Cc »ene , S er ne e . . A SAS ’ pik roads: g00d well and artesian porch: plenty of outbuildings: 1 te A A-15, Poet Dispat ich © per ent interest. oman re asonabls te! ms on acceptable loans. rice $7000 | reu dg 3511 WYOMING ST | low price, at office. “ings; ail im provements; “~ OP ' PRS go te Hil p. ; wilitatie amie stad + excellent climate; J creameries: lots will also sell crops, household ae ~ - OGs, INC St. Charles County Black loam, Well-builc 5 and 5 room single flat: hot- ligh-grad #106 FLORA BL, \* aaa For sate: -/9 acres creek bottom, im-/| of grass; best nog. cattie, sheep and mule bators and tools if wanted / ; *( ani ; . : ‘ : =, ‘ ‘ , (nm b P’ Pg - } 4 > “ \ . aising section in the South. Wishart Real- For further information call Ren a Corn. W oak and Alfalfa Lar i Mv! A ) 1 ca ton 14zy ae oe fain ' i ands, . ‘Or ‘gage iru ist oe ompany . ° - o~ ' e ? fixtures and screens; lot -35x | imnrovements modern home; all the latest \ K Ny. rear __ MINTO! 112% Holland Bidz. | ty Co., Aberdeen. Miss. (cM) | write to Box. 1-128. Post-Dispat oe ; sig pine » ONY : ‘- ’ obese i oe a“. er _ 5 : os ‘ . ' dH yo "ry | bs — moy vement N. EB. 4 ‘oruer Bret i ‘ ie aauway ane ne rt? facet file aden ae ee a ae ee a all around large living le window hardwood 1 ironing shades; . Must be 4 - of best qual an - ity; le rg Yee acres in cultivation, two }AnM—ior s@:% one acre, suburban gar-| S07%> $2500 cash, balance 7 years: rfect . stable d ite th each; hardwood floors, fixtures SOHN WYOMING oT 1OUsSCS, barn, orchard and wells; some clover den farin: ricn land, near cars, $luwv 1012 title Immediate possession. Dox eeliar, Good wate a real bargain a g1 800 screens; lot 30x1°3; price $5500. | Single modern flat for 2 families: 4 ro : oo gs gh a ieee One hoo], church and rall-| Chestnut. | “| Owner, Chadwick. Mo "| $300 cash, balance che: wee oo : yr 3008 +} ( S reception hi | ooms, m will take $1850 for ‘ . “. emai — — ; mae: ones ime ee ee rewhrnee aired aaa well- dante ot. Bay. ges’ = ae > gP ge Y ,bethroom 4 furnace for | Vanemburg, Owner, pe Sor, tals ring ae | L ARM For sale, . acres, rear town. good FARM mal sera ras acres; ©. acres tton time, a } Fe Sh da WM. REITZ, — ~ ; esidence.' —“ aimnsiy, 2100 wUXley a : mane 1 bait wee o ents, RO: ‘ . ; i n cu ation acres timbe ' one, SS yr fermod-Jacecare tide firs ? : 7. oo * rooms and bath i Pre ENRY HIEMEN Pan agen: | pine he Weert hm: FARM, ly minutes | oan. TOL a, ae canted dwelling with basement, attic ani ae ST. LOUIS tae a LOANS ON REAL ESTATE LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY Se on t oor, rooms and bath second *y oF. NZ REALTY , city; ertile, folling soil, $250: §10 — ee ee eee ——- —s porches: tenement frame welling, 5 rooms “ ie , a" ; Ae ' Main G7! : ahs cash, $5 per mor ; set Ay 7} FARMS —For fale, all kings, prices; also , Pie. « . “ - » FOOMS ; oa Or ~ a n o ? , , 2 rooms and large attic third floor; uh. 614 Chestnut. ‘entral S78. | write for inf month; no interest or taxes; renting. exchanges. Farm Agency, 1012 frame barn, 50x70; smokehouse, well house, ULTRY ‘Oe ‘ MONEY TO 0 Y $10 LOAN “A WORE Pe ory brick stable: rent $ ‘ Bee * a aeenel & He ARL K S ee U N] A | Pine Vloff. ark ~O-. | Chestnut st., St. Louis, Mo. ~ — gp oe ase, oreharad venie 418@ Wvor . ' . Established service: quick i sell On casy terms: lot 50x12 e 4d /—e-e-9-5r eee pene eames S pe Tee _ | with variety of fruit; well, spring and creek = :; 4106 YOMING We have plenty of money to loan at 5. 5! CITY 4- > spneeential. gal . ; LINCOI > i'rARMS—F al a! inds ; my weg BP Kor sale, 40 ac res, improved, Siw: , ! L mile Iron Mountain , : MISE Mor «nal ed ' ~ , and ‘ cae an at: : TY RROK ERAGE Cc o.. 233 Nw a 4116 FLAD AY. : ANCOLN BLDG., FLORISSANT AND 1° ‘Simeone pe ace ane tern prices, farms. |" “casy terms : sihiion: wined Gen “gr ee peimont aA oe, Sen Cle yeni Boni tne toe estaie; no charge floor Holland Bidg. Central 348 ‘ (004 'Well-built single flat ¢ ‘ L1¢ ; | vores, | Calne bottom lands; ten- et ee MEINOTON a P tld * oe ee My, If soid in 30 te yard. Josep Sotolar, Valley | 'OF Paper “Pik bk — oo Ties he age ap eee thay rooms and ar N. 14th st.: re nts S16 ; ants, timbermen wanted: excharrres. Arkan- | W. KE. MINTON, 1123 Holland Bldz. ays, S3750. with cash payment $200). hal MO +) K 4 RT K RI aT rR cw S14 Chestnut st PEO! LE keeping house. can get what money . . colton? per SSt- : cennerly ay, 00 F St sae =~ riers. 1012 Chestnut st St. | FARM-—-For sale, finest clubhouse site or to suit. Drum & Jamison, Lutesvill ad for sal aes they need to pay their bills from and screens; lot X1°3: pric = , 4-room gS I -o =8t +t ut , . bite, ai Lor unimproved land, \] ‘hy ut pul us with- 4040-4° cl EVE! AND ] rit e $4500. . o-room esttage 7 , AU is, ‘ the Meramec % mag nific« ent view; 25 miles Bollinger € ‘ounty, Mo Atete “ : Hew . i bgt oe ~ i oney ! Me mN iD y ' Money! OU publicity or delay liv NN. ith. reom -« vA investment - double flat a 3 . 6-room home... .. Ra ‘ oe : F ARMS—150,000 acres of land for | oUt. Box T ‘271, Post-Dispatch. FARM—For sale, sv acres, two miles from wres xX O-2F ‘ost-Dispat: We J Listy at or 2% rooms : 1omesteading in Arkansas n s; FARM--F sale: ) i r ve Malem, Mo.; 60 acres ‘ultivation, 2 “AR * to loan in 4 co) . ‘ : a AYTKansas; Oo swamps; AN: or sale: )ve- ; 2s ‘ ltivation. 20 ; 7 ' a aie ae : "yt loan in all sums on city o ~etat y ; , 4 tiled bath each; copper gutters and . i ae ‘ where located and how secured shown in | ments: fine land: $1300, half down. Box acres fine timber. rr te § : Hye ge AO. *. 1p Hate, ON ‘Tre iburban Gar- vou want a loan on your to I oye a ol i names: easy Payme ts: confidential, wai th: lot 44x123 AA ay ls . = our booklet: sent postpaid for 25c H. D.| 2s1. Ironton, Mo. | road around Salem. oo buildings _ Ba Mlk Sey * ounty; rich bottom your joan is coming due and po ge ae “ beni Ran mon -— 517 Commercial hid er ) : price =O = ° Tete . _—— ery etiv aalendans (aaa ; 45 enewes ge : - n yarda co P 4522-24 AND 4: 52628 OAK DA 9c AV., T-room = sstciilitiladd orchare. Very product soil; s fine *ARM AGENCY. 1012 Chestnut.c80) peggy ea Prompt answer.) WONEY LOANED--O arns, = ae rey ND AV. 5 Adelaide nm teas 0 HOMESE EK ERS—SO acres, Z& in cultivafion Washington Counties, Ill.; write size farm | Foes FAR Cor —_ . ie ~~ for ver ary On _furniture, | at and practically : ¥ Two doubie flats for 4 families.’ each of pinees | N Plst > AaV,, See } balance timber; all good, c land: house. wanted D>. R. Roach. Woodlawn, II with farm at a price of $3500: possession SS a ae & mediate Sa 110- (ib y J WANST R ATH T17% Chestnut st cent per month. in accordance with State 3 mica renting for $1536 per 42 46 Ci ou ay room flat SOU barn, orchard ‘well: fine free nin ht mB. — a ~ . .- | at once; must sacrifice on account of re yee pimpin, , st I avi punty, near _ law. Municipal Ioan Hureau, 415 Locust h 7 5x1” oz. pric - $12.3 00 ; att ay av. 4 room * ' church achool near : x miles Black Mocks ‘ } oe eee $300: “il at tn Qe ot Faiil. | a developed conditions: 200) terme: . : o. - » 4&0 , miles ? tT «6ST Louis. MC yN KY T {) Lf JAN non RN 302. Telephone Main ZaS3. Cen.’ q & we? 6 J. : a Bey ar, oO s : , f : - mile o own. ‘ear ll. ong time « £2000 deferre tne AION . . wi ake in other prop oa ral 2 it a ; “23 McREE AV. STE ny bargain; $800: terms. Wells Toles lack adept _ 4 a a deferred payments on , , ener ' Any an — from $500 t far . i F, enue the © on rice $12 . C n ASSW IN TWO HOURS. 6) most private terms: those Gentian crated , oe? ecella an Manchester | ++ Onn lington ; ~ . em ; * saneedh 2 . oy "pig Si} ext t , OMe Girer or money in piace © yav- | willl appreciate th c 3730 JUNIATA ST. rd Kirkwood- Ee eri cuson car - cago. Il. (c99) KARM— For sale; 120 miles on Frisco R. R., —— on the 42 acres; half in yA nah paene! STEVENS Pp : RE on y "CO. a. if our loan hawked:; any amount, $1000 | : “ sittorenee; Be > _deimy igh4y ‘H, miles fromm station, 144 miles from Gas- with good cisterns and outbuilding will : RPatss on “$100,000. at 5 per cent: small charges; | Salaried —~ IcK MONEY. - ak ee . salaried people (without security) or A fine 8-room slate-roo ; S INDLACH. Florissant and Alice a vel 2, 5; AR? with tiled bath, : f brick residence, : on -* ote | LAND Rte sale, og ch. level, ‘cutover.| ¢onade River, $27.50 per acre; 40 acres; 28/ Sell separate; on the 10 acres two good cis ARM-—For sale: 2'4-acre vegetable farm; 6- | quick answer our specialty “dl te om re ception hall, fix xtures, drained lands, $20 up wards: corn, cot- in cultivation. Box ( >} 4). Post- Dispatch. terns; one deep WwW ell: go00d cettes” xt cis Tl Se . an ) 7 ’ tha t is lV \HN A Ww A TK INS = . pe. ; ture ouaners can get it *ary in strict ton, rice farms: Frisco, Iron Mountain, Cot- | - good outbuildings: electric lights: 100 miles eded © ‘irst-class veretab! farm: at! 307 ation 8 Sonees no one — kive you cheaper rates ef , se . iis A — ; A... St, sier payme s and shades and f Poe. ; ane ; urnace; lot 35x ton HKelt Railroads Bender's > ; For sale; poultry farm; 165 acres; , nade - 307 International Life Bide 2 Chestnut 717 a OF : seNnGe. IKkxchange, . ; town: all personal property irom St. Louis on main auto road:! 4 mile Been ) ! ‘ , ing proposition; on . . d Nn ke res 9 *| Manchester rd. at 10-mile house. Ask’ for Wim. S. Drozda Realty Co. UNITED FINANC E823 Chemical Bidg (cls. ee ‘For Real Sastate Leams See HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER REAL ESTATE €. N.WCOR.7" & CHESTNUT STS. } EEE te cers ad Shee +: Sti i ES OS ey * 9 Ss eemeae ~ Ye ’ { paginas ite ies ee de ne at eg ra a ae ae EE CC a “ve >, have alw , rue ; he TEX] - Te — ae ave always a large amount of money |’ MONEY—For salarted people unen their TR RR ggg eh eeprom nn eee ey oe 4 es oe —— for help above; | ns, brick porches; renting for $82 per rae : ae Ae } Garfield av.., 5-room bungalow. nig BY Glass, Harrison, Ark Box 393 ARM P ' | FARMS--For sale; all sizes; Jefferson and{| growing wheat, one-half a, ek, an BLAST Ea - “9 4 r a y —* 7 . ¢ vs 4 y. * yd ty a Ps oy , 7 3 - ape ee ed ‘ te Oh > =. | ;" wr ee " te a . x . : will sel) for $5000. ‘ . ; r Vhiteh all Poinsett Count Ark to . /A S . | ; AL L, Ee N AV. . if: OUntY, AT if aren : from St. Jam eS: chure hes, high BC hoo] ( rN » By sang little home of 5S rooms and # LAND—For sale: 4000 acres rich. level land ey a C _ bargain, Mg Bhi gan Ae: Sunday 120 W. Kraus st.; after sll ecg Frank Strick Money to loan in sums mails LOANS PROCUREb rst oor and 2 rooms and attic SeC- | in Arkansas, near three railroads at $17 —— es , Fred Noeth, St. James, Mo. ‘| $T. LOUIS COUNT FARMS—-If yor re | fates: oui L naw " O12 he — lowest On furniture re a “ v7 h “or Saie, - at es, 4 = } hardwood floors: > tal cg ee ’ pen rock roads : not over 20 n iles rom .8t. TT ¥ e » 4 o ; ry : ‘ : ae an ‘ S; caretakel house: large monthly. Shad-.s . = ’ pric e $4" | FARMS FOR RENT -_- 411- 412 418 W ainwright B I ig (e78 ) $7 e i A gp mien mr . ba rn: incubator and brooder house, ~ ith Louis. J. H Buermann, Manchester Mo —---——- -- - — — _ fc i STOCKS: AND BONDS 7 74 it A M ME TT at I) Kr or sale, 400) acres ric h, lev el 1 ind. ; . O- 120. Post-] epatch. > Se : . | five incubators, to hold about 2500 chicks. ; : : (v7) | ( yN K y 1'¢ ) | Q \ N : a ans Pinay! eating ig a ee on Venehanen Tagger with hot-water heating system; chicken _46 ACKES AND 6-ROOM HOUSE, 4 4 ! M i, ST CK — sale: Sammice 2 or sale or exchange, . we houses, corn crib, implements an S: Located on good auto road, - ——* O'On St. Louis real estate: any sum: quick We 0c. __Box_O-272, _Post- ‘Dispateh, ae R a | WILL pay highest price for Liberty bonder- ™ Avery nice house of 9 rooms. bath. re n CO., ception hall. an , - | 1100-ACRE St. pie Oaenty pasture: also $15 4) per acre. Our client wishes to sell TAR. MI mn 15 a ae fou 7 7 ICE : 2 ) es, ‘ y ; Ss | 4 > P ; ¥ ~ ; } ] = e°s *} Vv 1iLts” Be urbon Mo.: Ww earing apt > acre may trade for single or double at. miles w 1 ‘ Part of land answers Julius faller. Mer. 4 ore Box Te ‘) ”. a ie NAN j Arkansas: near three railroads: price ¢ furnace, fixtur , ‘ it ‘Ss é Cc . : garage fie yy Soh ye pt aN-acre farm for , $1 an acre. es woe Oe Bad commas ) ‘ ‘ ft ‘ , ir ° 4 y ¥ | . | ; : : : : screens, | m0. p farm for rent. $ is ee toate improved farm as part payment: particulars corn; ©-room house, outbuil ings; fenced; J. P. HERRMANN JR. R. F ’ has a \ y and fine building site. CITY TRUST CO. 11. » Washi , $25. Post-Diapatch on public road 11 Pontiac Bide. S16%, Chestnut st. (ec) Ove rlooki ing ‘ ountry for miles: balance ane : - xe ay Tone mnt | , : | | hes ¢ ;o4 or saie, 10 shares Union Elects are -lectrie, Tt ’ ; : > Price $3500. FARM-——For rent, 200 acres, in Arcadia Val-/ furnished reliable parties. _ S ; : = t SAter e (*¢) re >. *@ =a ; - . . . © ane Ol land ri ‘ 1] la nel and ve rv pre- Phi I : . FARM-—For sale; Manchester rd., near Kirk lARMS—For sale; St. Francis Valley Delta | ductive: owir to ; division of the estate. 1] lp ICNZ & Ott | Post-Di procerred, cheap; cash Box = ws ispat ; SO OOOOE | 3879 HARTEF¢ - TOOOOS ' A well-built S-room tates ad resid ley; 66 miles south on Iron Mountain Rail. 411-412 4th ww i weight] te ; agit o ae road: about &3 acres in cultivation. balance |; ‘ ainwricht Bide... St. Louis, Mo. wood: 7 ‘res, fenced; adow f Ow: | : | | : | . * 9 s. ‘ ced: meadow or cow: ‘ ade —~ 54 « Or in ig oe ang pasture; free a = cattie; | RA NC H -F ine, ’00O0 acres, Arkansas, $16 000. | Jarge barn, chicken house, at house, =) kansas, grow to perfection any crops grown ' HEMMEL™M sp ° : £00d water, ¢-room house, large barn, ten- W > MINTON, 1122 Holland Bide. | cisterns; title clear; bargain. sox O-405, elsewhere: whe ¢ Sy 9 Gls pid» . rm *. x W. ANN. I At" KL i oe R 4 KE. C o , ant must he reliable an i rent for casn j AND- ¥ : 7 be: & Post LDispate h. (2) in . poco ; sa pe tts alfalfa, { otton grow J. Ss}? R. AGU > 504 { lie mie al slg AY ( ) N i ¥ | ( ) T () AN ‘ Gas surner and Machine Co. at ile - Cor. Seventh and Chestnut sis only tox D-2338, Post-Dispatch od or sale: 4000 acres rich. level land — i by side. NOWHERE ELSE HAS : ST. An Is cot NTY FARMS, 4 the dollar -RBox T-282, Post-Dispate i : nat te Bae near three railroads, at $17.50 |) FAN, For sale; a nice smail tarm contain-| THIS BEEN DONE. Alfalfa cut 4 to 7 3) ACT od Viprovemetns, i 211 Wainwri it Bide STOCK. F ; =pates 2 acres: 25 cultivation; 15 tlmber;| tons many wheat crops average 3 bushels Patonville ‘pri , 2! 46 cres, £0 | ' gh a : r or sale, KW) Apex Refining 4 ushels: ub ' SE VgNTH AND CHF: STNUT. Driving Co... 10 cents Queen Ol and Re- a a fining Co., 4 cents: lr' ARM For rent, 100-acre; ti miles out: e re. client wishes to sell one-half 4-room s, OF u se}] all and consiZger im-! : -room house, orchard, poultry house; $2000;/ corn has made 100 bushels: cotton has p improvements, | we ; age “a Ce AN ’ I? \I R K [’ 1, ] "| ee Ciel oniy $11,000. 5 acres ir ‘2 - ) 0 ¢ ( ee . « nebe Crude Ol Ca, ' = 5: ANF ING iY A rIX\ ; #» Cénts; act quick. F. A. Sch A. raeder, Linde: W 4 school and church on the land: ; Ge. J. anstrath house: fine spring: fine poultry, hogs and 4 arms as pat nayment. Particulars half cash; reasonable time on balance. C. duced 2400 pounds seed cotton per acre: in culty ati a $150 He ont pnt Bi ha ae I \ iable parties. ALTY | KR. Stoops, Sullivan, Mo. __ _ - | me pg hat ad tie ee et eee ean et We have plenty money on ha to 1 | oe , 4 in cultivation: cash rent per vear. . d JONTE t.EALTY CO., RAR : ale: 40 acres, -7 es out, 15; Weevils; timber; good range; tenants, tim- | PCr acre. (0 acres, fair improvements: ‘ity pA ~ it OF es a hae teen eee ' : ‘S JU ‘floors bath L, INDIE i“ ARK tK “Home ; Sreee Ve 252 en: Veederich town. 0. ae +12-41-5 Walnwright Bldg, | eee vtleated: chinee eal eae en | bermen W anted, exchanges Mississippi a pay ont) man ami 120 acres, small penhgy Paine ced rll seen ph ae BA Bicegy tgy "s : o> hg eh. buy ao roe. Ofi at b , 3206 Sullivan av.: lot AOx ik: ‘ell-bui FARM -kor rent: 24-acre;: ti-room house. COLORADO | house, barn and chicken house; plenty wa- ; Valley Farm Agency, 1V12 Chestnut St., Bt. iy Ape of ROTOVEIMEN?S . rice only $60 per are low: no charge for ‘papers ; Mi a Mery x and ~ » - a sell 100 Buffalo On zarfield av 2%, - “Story brick of q Taina oe barn: for Sale: 7 cows, horse, wagon, farm - AA PP pragee ter: price $700; terms, half cash. Will Bass, Louis, Mo. nai 14} iage oe ) « ® tiles northwest of vanced on eents — ye shoney | more a per Fo Why Pay | ONCY BUSINESS CHANCES r | | N } and leh See Uu ; - f ; i { rms. Own rT, oO: 9 (as I lect ic ‘ mile fr ) . ‘ Cy AC tt ‘ . « ' Ai:to R Di j ("oO . 7 2! Sidn Yy. ” c smoke oO} Se, iwehnoouUsSeS, machine Si 10 - . 0 . xa ; 7 ; j . . rns | A a itmrienneceae eee ; 4 : = J. WANSTRATH. (“hestnut st 7 Fe: yi , ~ NGALOW. wp Pe "$3700. eps FARMS ‘WANTED _idg.. Denver. Hubolat ; = — large t nn in ¢ o2 Borthwest: ‘nice telat ip | on oo i Seances Sita aga zs ai |. Tae Ls tte a. oeteeion a e e | Jarge barns, al! in fine shape; located on oca ! ~ FOE sasiatetesi tail diageailiail FARM—For sale or exchaige 7 ba res, eRe | a Wind eee ve : of: ; ~ Le Eoeeres. tile bath, furnace, electric light. all FARM Wtd. nip about $2000, for city prop- ~- pee FLORIDA er: {+ Allenton, Me.; 6-room house, outbuildings, 7 gag oe oy ny, 0 Ply Bae sine “age To loan on dave! pa lowest ane tis a Kk ‘olid agate, lic line, minimum $e. fenience Ss: all im > nite . * : 21 2 . aT? 7TO . "eS - ; upping ; . jure . > ‘ed ° Ww springs; Oo bo ke 4 5, ) ie 420038 raliroad: ‘} ‘ ~ answer. reasonabdie charges, 4 J dts f E OFFER FOR Eeemain for ay iprovements made; big | erty. 8519 = € vivania, « IT RNISHED HOUSE--For sale: elegant fur- | Fe ee omalaet | toed easy acres of wheat goes with the place; an. ah CRE CASH CHRISTIAN BR INKOP R FE CO I tsCOUnt snore tn line on tAree or | GEO. J ow ANS a ip * , a el a } A iM ow td. Po rome 4 about ae « res: with nished h vide 816.000; rept, season, $1000. ace Ss 401 } hth ten ‘Ride . — of a ge and quick possession ; ‘xas schoo! land for e ale os ‘the State at oC es st. i NN Nat lay . rtions. ieee ‘BE sT Oo >T? : st. nteéntion ta buy. 8015 Gasconade. BOX 3 Orlando, Fla Seer moe srtetecanenprne encores — piace is we watered and a dandy farm; 2 acre: 5e ‘roacre cash at! —aiaini Tae i> ‘ NV I I ke 4 Il {| . I ARMe Ww td. liinois: = rent. 1. ry Hav er- Pr RIT 7 Ww i ‘ if] build : a namin yo KA RM “or sale or ex ( hange: 140 acres, price only $65 per acre: come at one P 1d " ’ : * oe . . , "| rh and balan t in ji A\ i) If) | m BUSINESS CHANCES St - Labadie, Mo.; 120 cultivation; well see it; 24% miles from Wright City: ob payments. Hox 24, Io t I> tion; on a ace Bt Once. No admission without ferms:; exchanges. Farm Agency, ins “em — terms. 401 Pontiac Bidg : a pt. N, San Antonio, Tex. (99) | real estate security, Quick servce. AM oe ie. ’ sieunt t — > offic e. 3 ig snp ( ‘he striv | Se. @ Touis. Mo. LAND For sale, 100 acres Rot Dd *F lorida —- —— mums — ei. _ :. # iti t 1 F AR: M- ry sale. fine Audrain County, Mo.. | GUST AVE CT TRON Atiorney “a e moans Ten - — vas , his . J. WANSTRATH. Chest P : . a a land; on ratiroad, 10 miles from New FARM— Must sacrifice ricn, CUITIV ALE arm at exico, Mo.: the best in the coun- , y “3 Title Gus ; ldg. (con atoffice Tox 4a. beautiful home. OPPOSITE FAIRG DS PARK. FARMS Wtd——In St. Louls ours JR || Smyrna: $8 an acre: terms and take Lib. { farm, 3, é-room house, barn, etc. ; | @ fine 126-acre farm, well improvei; REAL ESTATE—OTHER CITIES ___ St Title Gearanty | SUMNEES eeeesenite Gene . UT ST Two-story bri ik , * eo ee ; = : Boo wermod- lore ara Ride erty R mas, lax 60) 4: 3. I -ost-Dispatch., | 4 — . : Ss tage ral a y A = 6-room house, - halls al nd Pore he 5 P I [7 INI . Bester : AN ned cans yee peas aes to, Assist tof 5 rooms, | - i 2 Ne See 7S — ee re ge | railroad: per acre, including improve- new barn, good = smok SO ae: cou pie - eonfe oe A Widow or aged 7} s) nitoid cellars, everything up-to-date. Rent tomobile part pay. 2158 Edmumi, Wells- | from where we take you out to our land Station: bo miles out; half in cultivation: e; bargain: possession at Oe Oe ee ee eee MONEY WANTED Ing good business with it ing rooms: a ress: 1erson a . Price $7800 _ton SR ae (via U. S. railroad or at ; alia | 4-room outbuildings and fruit; j As erms: must sell ¢ nee ; a ee ee ee van os Ms agreed fron ne 8 ‘chureh: 2 pu : . ie hess ) ; va ltroe Saute): peady fab tm ’ u sell at once, "7 . ae ; 1 Jarge school and church - bi slate- f GEO. J. WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut st. F "ARM Wtd.—Well-improved, on a running plow. You may pay for you a home by ap-. Price $2 000" “¢: 300 cash, ba lance easy Guinlan cirkwood, Mo. ei asada Vel ~ ge eee ee, eee hy 76 Mics DEED OF TRUST ir sale goed second schools within 10 blocks Hex O24 | oD. ae ‘ es a terme eet. tot SOUTH SIDE ‘HOME B&B. ARG AIN, stream, good pasture and about 7 acres plving one-third of the crops on the purchase eEMS. Vii kon rd Spot abe . ta y GARDENERS —20 acres, alinost adjoins ry noted for farming nd stock raisin aS ages aS ~" tora Bide eg gee Shake ent A2,. Tio WN. titer aaa Michigan av.. two new two- -story eultis ate: 3 possession Dec, 1. Box 103, pr ic © (0 w ith us An! 1 Fee W here others have — 20 Mermod-Jact ard I tag. . railway town near St. Louis: has wonder nan : ae , e mH > ‘ he clea - . . Mi INE y VW td S00), on se ured deed ; will sell me ab le hy. "> ~ ovens. trention! W Ns Eighth st. _ bricks of 6 rooms, bath, furnace, brick man- Hillsboro, Mo, made good. r. N. HIC K MAN & CO.,, 620) FARM ~b or ay 120 acres. 7 miles north- ful crystal ever-running spring; some extra et da » business ouses: in ¢ "i trust; monthly notes Central SLI6K setisfactory: terme to purr. rerville. $7500. . tels, electric showers. brick and tile porch, FARM Wtd.-—Have buyer for stock farm, 200 | Merchants’-laclede Bidg.; Main 2310. west of Rolla. D.. 8 acres cultivated, rich soil; for garden, corn; healthful loca abash station, churches and school: a- MUNEY Wtd.—#1000 flats . bs amus, ., Middleby-Marenall With stone steps. Price cut w i N ith 100 iles St. Louis; ¥ ates the rest in good iber: all in new wire . - ; ; ig ee en ™e . git: . . ¥. on flats, rented for 54 (05-07 S&S. 6th attic h wv ice cut Wav down. svO acres or more, within m s AU ngieg ioe . le tion; spring can easily be used for irriga- “och an puoli will sderific uick month 130 J>-354 ost-WDispate _ me x St. Louis. Mo, bath ot-Water heat, admission without card from pv price and describe. C. C. Wilson, 1808 Ken-| ILLINOIS | fence: log building, of water: clear! tion: must sell; price $785; $12 month: h sale Address owner, Jos, 4 Adrian, 5 , ; — oT nee Als, 16 N. Jett awning sleeping porch, GEO, J. WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut st. nett ni. a Signs oh ~~~~}| title: sell cash or terms to sult owper. i.) free fruit trees, berry plants: railway fare 2O4% Jennings, St. Lovis, Mo. Be ae ENE | MONEY Wd. 85000, first deed of trust. It. in back: free Hell ph — _ and room nings: inetantem bees SRICh ONI y Ree. nett ni. — _— ; nines FARMS—For sale, splendid Illinois aan ne. Baumgartner, 2755 5S. Broadway, St. Louis efunded bus one oe H- 408, , P, LD “ Ss . chat 0 at ee on, Mederoski. 4440 Arsenal st? — bi phage. $1: 6 - . FAKM Witd.— io exe chat nge. our cal large and small;-on easy terms, R. E. Ren- E ARM For sale: 16> acres: St Tharies r dé uyer Oo ‘s ‘ost is. ee = MONKEY Wtd 2m: double flats rents $5z ( APITAIL, Wra I want a een partner GOOD farms near St. Louis at ony $20 to | i per cent. Hox D-395, Post-Dispatch. | (c) term : = = oe wttiet ne ee uia mve perfected; can uadersell ahg heat regu] ator, metal 4807 Northland av. SxX1S3: tw OX1DS3: o-story i Ww, W h 4000. ney clear ‘p ' 50 i er splendid features, brick of six rooms. hall. bathe practically me Pe ay soos Box O- fro. Carbondale. Il. 2 County. Mo.: 150 in timber: improve gle “gy ree a vd BRO... 8 front rank furnace, electric; streets and alley 341. Post-Dispatch FARM—-For sale: 103 acres: 20} miles from | ments: #1800; t. $3250 equity; will trade) country — wamnciantores 2 I N A N i I A L MONEY Wtd.---#78 . o me: on) ee : SU Chestnut st made. B PaO, | | 3 : , St. Louis: price $6500. Writ Sa! for clear city flat or cottage. Box O-18,| Country a 1 : - d.— 415, on My automobile: will uct of its kind on the market and gtill x Serie sn A aD “ - —~ . is: 1 ce + rite to “hrist al i ~ J } } E> NE oT T. Cly57) , \ ) , lO er « t f ae v= *} I ke *Tv t A .. ” -~ oe > _ > y “es r ’ > " ‘ = P 7 . . ; " a : po . site eiawafre, he chea t: WANSTRATH. 717% Chestnut st town. and not over 100 miles from St. | rere oes * og a At ws -or s airy | school: bargain: cash or liberal terms. ¥.,l- LAND—For s: sale: > acre a: be ise. ( istern. ane re mserttons. MONEY Wtd $1500. on brick house; valu granted day received nothing’ need be ' _ Louis Box D-124. | » DIK Rain, Magar Waer, ice Chest-| gar Waer, 722 Chestnut, ‘barn; cheap. O. H Di rkir S¢ Clair, éiaw: first. deed of trust: private party '": do business and hold meetings anywhere. GEO emt. | barn; cheap. (0. H. Dierking, St. Clair, LOANS ON REAL ESTATE preferred. HIS Newport av.; Cherokee line, Cvlonial Charter Co. Wilmington, Del, (90 GEO. J. WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut st. | near St. house in Webster Groves. See Kanp. good home: fine house and outbuildings: “10 r, ‘tte et ES em OU! ep) ee Oe cr . _ 4 ite _— 51 hye Ye Se et & ~ 2 Sts J r fe rOCK ‘ part cash and part time. ) 24. : NEAR ROCK CHURCH. _Vogst-Disnatch. fe) nit. "? . aoe a oe M INELY Vid $1100 ‘ nial $45 month MONEY Wtd $50 first inortgage fromm operations by the manufacture on a largee . orchard. ARTHU R MI’ Tr EL BE RG. “ s12 1 .. ? = . ' . : 9 scale of a high- grade ‘ hermical product, ; och : 200: erms; otners. ceGrath, = EO, J. WANSTRATH. 717%.Chestnut st. | residence: centrally ) ’ teeter vm . : , Post-Dispatch Olive 5555. 2 The above are only a sample of the many | deed cf trust $2500; also 5-room. modern | FARMS-—-lor sale; near East St. Louts, “ARM-—For sale or excnange; 100 acres; Vie- | -—- oo = 3 , aatients production basis, offers @ limited amount = * : : ‘ $4500; will acres, $200 per acre; near RFellevil‘e, toria, Mo 0 eultivation, 12 bottom, SOUTHEAST MISSOURL improved and un- :aohns pest ae, oo , bhigel las West End improved Want an: d we will be pleased to send you a aeepme, Sine QT Cook A Sasa i; acres, $300 per acre: : £1000 per S 'G in alfaifa and timothy: new h ouse., improved aliuvial hott oe lands in large ANG I ‘, . LirAN Si.) ol ROOK it’ en] : aan : hin vi capt a 8 ihe . ; 1 o0 1, at. | ie . ] yh Y cH ~ODS STORK. Tenn and 6 living FAKM Wtd.- Ww ant a farm 80 to 100 acres, | acre A. B, Ogte, Belleville, 11} e) barn: well fenced: spring. cistern, stall tracts: 40 acres St 12,000, Griff wlover, stat Box D-S27, Post-Dispat tia Mist snc eS ~~ ~ - rooms, bath, steam heat and electric th . . ’ ~ eh i . al ikinds: auto road to St. Louis; 5070 “ aterman &V.. st. Louis. (coo ; NEY t OAN S2000 to S000) on at 4 aN PARADA Aa a hog-tight . te Rox 0-1 Post-Dis : my double flat, West End, worth double ¢ y i - Rd ay per month business: . oe 4 Det 9040 . : ‘ ave 7. re A : : . : Bes oe Pout. Limes i Tre in vie ty * ©: desir ee 7 rooms; ’ Fal lon P: ar k Nhistr ict ; Wainwright Bldg., Olive 3242; Central) Jevel land; $16 Mieming, Jerseyville. - 10 acres; 4-room frame fence, . Outbuildings; 178 to joan on real es — e-eee. 5 OM Lee nity: owner leaving. Phorid Moifax | : t \ | O71. 1}! (o) uKe: payea sumbo. Mo. convenient to fruit trees, strawberry teh acres i wow oy ; va ® C0) "- MeNalir MONEY Wtd iret deed of trust tor #*.¢ JIMA D et Granite ctr Ras and rece ; live Street ; Manchester rds. and sta- tivation: price $140 ‘ar Bivins, | a , — ane reer ogy $630 on property worth S140; will aiow Cia SED find 7 % > * | } is ot i! St ve ry 5 | w2i¢ ; ] 4 j io AAS 4 is} , ' . ‘Dption hall residence rarage’ exceptional land for general farming: give full poultry farm of i’ aA res; buy {roi a ow ner ; VI *( rR \W M REITZ IR -n" Y \\ ainwricht oe ~ f lw 118 aor: . > a OH x if ‘ARI onTr 1: N TtHh fea nm Hail Rte alty - 40. > I avi ; fie ‘aie k’’ is - result” wih * ‘ ) a is a > 6aed4 Fee eae” \ Palame.s . PEA ELAPES 4 ves * ‘ : . ‘ . , . hd . eile ‘ x = a : moe : a MONEY Wte We are constantty making bad acvounts ComMete set. Tie, Veughan- redaduced, and ¢ nas oc ” (11-612 ntérnational 1}. f Kood ° per cent loans: if vou have mens Csi. 44 Home Ride... Leuleviiie Ke ged for ¢ brie Il’ you want a farm in Southeast Missouri, Piedmont, Missouri, town LAW). . le te! ‘ I ; —— nis wo families: k, hot-water heat; hardwood floors: «a- ‘Ee spe lize in farms will buy. sell or yultrv: new, &2-room dwell , bi barn, miscellaneous (eG) ‘Tit if t. MEY ER Rr KE O., SOO Chestnut f » W 4 Speciailze j >. i ¢ : or oO e? oom awe ing. out 11)1 a - acre and from 40 to “OOO acres We also chard ‘ eeding ou elle rit ready-made organiza- wang = eR ae, we ae Sm; Chestnut st Waltern N. Smith. Mt. Vernon, Ii! Rot - live by himself Price asonable, as pag tata me , louble securt! , v) « 0 » i " ‘ Mea ie l , 2 itis . . . ’ ; I rt firet aqceds: coupe Ree , an , on ‘> 1 Clarence av. ) 3; 2-famils fiat | STEVENS RROS RE AL v Y CO. 0 i oute sizes PAUL JONES REALTY CO., terms. We . ile u*iness, 82000: terma on security. Box , —_ — . sree ~— — 411-412-415 Wainwright Blég.. St. Louis, M W. Mottaz. 725 Wainwright Bice., | ; : : ' a) (cd) - OO: terms priced von se moutn Park: SCO \ « “1 Ta ‘ ma) - - > Ne et. NIGUN EY » TLAOAN oans on se ld eed i . ten “ : ae “ “0 TO 40 Af RES, improved, of County. Ill.. nijles ~\) =f. louis: For sa} ' ' 1 Hoe ’ . . Sian for TAbl ISHED ry anufar turing concern, free . . ay OT e rich Meramec é es j ] ~ ; Tr as { is [coe Bie rOX apes, net tee ‘ r eo ¢ » een? ai ey? t lus ‘on chi ken house. cis ich Merame bot tom and 10 acres hill land easy; owner has no Use 10 | & shor A 1” per cent a _— Tg or tracts. opportunity to invest from Pat: ts mn nit . Secu! chatte nortsZag ‘| $10 000; tnvester should clear 100 per cont FINE PI! AC EK FOR GAR AGE, core " ;OURL farm ee gga NE on pO 4 , a ; rc . Mv SSOl }? f " or ,o Pes ge 2 >t. , . os ania the best farm $4000 cash will I I farms, at Lime S farms, farins ey farin, don't miss this bargain; 170 acres, 10) 7 AND—On Frisco, tor Liverty Monds, bal- ES eS ens ’ Pines _— . MONEY fo loan on reai estate, 5 and % per lead of trust of $580 for 75 ver cent e! ’ &4 and 7 rooms, bathrooms, hot-water heat, location and . az considerable. profit. desires to extend ‘its BAKEW] = t past a (ec) . For sale, 40 acres, Illinois. $1000: eor s: teroom house, barn, outbui idings Ti i - ry | : K | = rent $6@). Took en see us FARM Wtd.-—Wil!l exchange good 12-room hte , : mee > icely improved OO ac res. dandy at: west: discount. Bex 0-176, Post-Di-+ ‘rivate part ie $30 7 O-3: ali ez at it and then see us. BAR) ‘trally located: price $7000: W. E. MINTON, 1123 Holland shila, $2 nternational Life Bide M a M 1 AN eu 2K ae t | Reid ay: oa ee 7 process already in successful operation on = Mountain ew, ¢MYO . : >> } bA) ~~ BL.) on rea@i eslace, ; ° : . . 4 % ’ ost-[DDis l MiIQNE i "tal = bo t , LE ul t er stoc ne for # Lettaine we have to offer. Tell us what: you bungalow in West End: price 1 } MONEY Weta Lo orrow $4 i j rale. Liox A 12 Post Dis. fem) wf hy Louis: will exchange 6-room mod- FPARM—Must sell: 10 acres; edge of town: = : MONEY Wtd | want to borrov $7{k)) on $30 per month: you can .m * arms 401 Pontiac Bide. LKBAD B BE LT TAR! 2 acres: Kinloch UR or write a, en ‘lin : pry Nd ae : foots, bath 2116 Harris av.. 40x140: 7 rooms and bath, FARM Wtd.--To buy ¢ to 150 acre 3 ap | FARM-—For sale; Illinois; well improved tion. $1000 50 cash. balance time market: easy terms Ralph W. “Mottaz. second deed comm . ss " "oe § : } Sif awe erms; $2700. woertunitv to secure a home on this beau-| eerintion of land ani improvements. W. A. | and save commission. John Rourke, D!x . e Uses vers’ Collecting Letters on 4622 Sac é. street: price : . os - Mermod-Jaccard Bidg REAL siVUCK FARM—1455 acres; \ YT ° ramento; 6- 458 Hollv av B10: 9%-etory, 9-room | Se yn, Ar ‘hes $s : ‘ine re ‘T-MILLER R. E, © > N. Oth st | . 1} av... 2 OO: 2 . 4 | Life Blog kth and Mace nut sts ~-A : ee aR Race ar ae I JOST-MIiLLE , o» WN. Dt ‘ how much. A. ‘ we r . ope . will - - } I A RM For Sali o> acres, SuUltat le ror tric nN we Can se}] it to you at S70 to &7°A) an ade nce, large . a ° we 9 | bs T AILS Hk ) i SINESS-F AMM: garbage sell cheap, F, H. tage; owner to leave :one of the most beau- ‘ See 1 ings, good water. rural ul; bargain; $700. ) Owner's wife died recently; | | TO LOAN ‘8; Quick an- ra Y W $400, S500, $000, 81000, S240 t " ‘Th >. we sS. es, @ 4 ; : a ‘ . nee has J ¢ » le, 2 acres ac . » ‘ —_ ] . ia ” q “ ‘ ‘ , ' bel, pe : Ptie'e ie, a x terms, full description. Box PARMS! FARMS: FARMS! FARMS ARTHUR food Crop rs Wee Chasinnt o | Post-Dispatch. ; : W, Pos pateh Post: Dispatc! r¥ Peay ey ile iene \ Stems, Ces est » down, 2h tRALTY , Ceorge Turner, Leadwogi, Mo. ‘y : 4 ans 0 t wd i Xs oy ayes L.. S Bowers. 219 8. Dearvore , a oe : ‘ , room steam-heated house on t.. Chicago, fii a = ie : vole ity | te, 1 " » ‘ sie 7 ‘ ; ‘ ‘ oh : : 7 ost ISPAatCD, r RM For sale; one of the chotcest here sen “Ula. | os teiepnone, near acheal milk 2 title: fine « hickens, fruit; on publi ~ F HERRMANN JR. R. E. CO me ‘a br a se \ 3 ar) Ray r prope se - a | = a ’ i, ‘ _ P R a1). (heatnu , . . . : ‘4 farms; adjoins ‘town: miles northeu: lob. St. Clair. Mo 1308 Post-Dispateh oi ni ae aiid eacribe properts . pire . Chippewa Fails W's (x90) : . . ’ ee ‘ ‘ - . i> _ $ ¥ % ee, O 4 ~~ De ee te & bl - As. 4 + te a we 4 es TOV eT, OR Rte. ARAN ae. ssi ca ae. Oe ah i. Fins Geet s a + ik % fits i rams + . >. hy « i * . tarn) rea . ; 4 va pay, baianee at © ver cent tn 0 : ee ] ; worth £90). Rox S82. Jionipnan, Mo can water + ‘ lop ime ac! onan is Toa ’ : : . “get 7 s @te “ ’ ae "| m.nest it feelers . e and : rT . P " 7 ys ; sent : ‘ ~ : af oe oo : *% ; hefre af eur ehet LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY Aisrens The Lisctrothermal Co” Gao ) tau Broadway. ba : y. BUILDING—For aan or leanne: suitable for | ‘FARMS FOR SALE _ st Louis; in a good country: 120° asia in . Warehouse. Apply 708 Allen a\ j is OPO cultivation and elover: tiled anda , oj bs acrea. ot’ acres \ alley and bench er RES a fruit trees vw) rapevihes, s9~, } I te ? ‘ Propet ir Si7vim i. (en ntere anistat f tt 4 ‘ mber pasture. all h ultivation: land fenced, 3 barbs: - All goes Qs Ne nm’ INE) Scull Sl be , assistanoe of & hans time and brains wit “MISCELLANEOUS $0 sg? amy then Z = pe ons fol? . _ a , a: mal] g-- - straw berries Alt BF pwc §: : , oman . poets ana ’ and « l'tah st a email investment. tell me what . ‘WEST ~ : Sa 5 suit with we! wells. oresuen peer altalta. ’ road: os oe farin; 34 down, $2.00 monthiy oo oo dita light 4} re , , , = Gt°'ARANTE Ki? fi jeerts of frist lieing lox €F OD Poat.Dienateh FOS - 208 PPP A eee on — . ' rod and were corn, oats, wheat, title: immediate possession; 1009 ‘ ‘are refunded buyer ‘ >. Moerlien rer ent ba, renee ‘oet-Dispatc! ph MELAS S . se ' anes el 4 FARMS-—For sale. yl pe ae Bed ygpen ote : ‘small orchard; © large is i] al. sh, balance 7 vears: Liberty Ronds ee Pe. ag ey a : > ok mee et _ Sewn os ow $1000 tire | “+ $1 pan ' et LIVER yoee mravh dealers, make 82000 Bu : i QO er “{ Vv | We have fine list of all sizes of Tf ii the house, newly painted ans ut and| acce State Bank, owner, Chadwick cee : , , . , ee nash >; & yours, © per cont: in ae oy R10. ADM UA ITY ISI] Les SS r | fa Phe oes eotee. oer ryt han « pagebiees newly papered ; new ‘ hy newly avi ¢ : A ger ¥ b phos e at vig g 3 Thy res —" one —_. Surane B. laumani 89, som , Phas oe A avers tes write bill nclose stamp for 1tist. : . ste found: ment nlenty work ar uildin Inatleria:, HO Inortgakes Pix = My whe tom a’ offer. 18-pag@e catalog. 6 unum , OAD a. P 4 | . " ‘ >> v ofit es ~* ‘ ' =’ = cous re former Aexistant “eecret ar Mt o ‘ | ode ( RES ; eS acre; 3 miles rai ilway acres cul ? >» in timber: 6- ym a AGjoiniesg © nes , : wth ° ; ; re ; ' +h in ant y statin, “tM ¢ yD { ‘ORN ER o7 ORE . ‘68 miles city: warranty deed and title. Box ‘ manv ne cay a ow re in da and : a — oo x a n cribe a" boc fruft. garden, grains plenty uild : ore ; ; om « a i ; oF P ~ Hurot South Daketa. Av \ ; ‘ : ws a. i : . ie ‘ « roory Tait ; | }se., P @ I Ss. é 1z ' . if % -" a ‘ . as ‘ ioe ; ‘ ie / ‘ 7. aa ‘75 7 . : “— e* wn ‘ . ‘ 01-48 Claxton av., corner of Lillian, 1- | 11-257, Post-Dispatch, : ge 16x89 ft., ines eprings; good gravel road runs through material; spring Water, nem - a ond have immediate at tion “S116 ot T oF mth pa . +0 Pe ne . are & business men. iooming for ae x ’ ? ‘ . 2 " m 4 " : P . ; ak } al * " * . ‘ : oe | | 2... ' ‘ ’ ; ; ‘Tt ory frame building. with store and 4 rooms | FARM For sale, or trade for cty or ae - eell 16x«5' 20x 20-ft ‘olon: arn Charies F. .de Witt, owner, 392 5: $10 down, $10 mon ' / re y efunde , viet as! sion. ne ow ‘ wilding for i my re an I! TB in tollet, etc,, also frame cottage of 4 rooms. ‘urban pee ool acres; 65 cultivate l. sous and nine ! lony uscce leveland av St. Touls, Mo t s, berry plants, raw es wee Yeo a N real estate We prices . ; AN HOM F l, : ANT? LOAN te - rbar "| “wr owl. + 4 ~ Haoie (owe, ovements; only ama!) toilet and elec tric light. adjoining lot SKESO. | balance timber ave some stock, chickens, | : ‘ \ ater : al] iid mee Come Pree We, ooo \ itd.) 3 5 Chestnu nn . cron i? aft’ 7 2910 ~ nee is «@ Rood gr wb. Rms Lovin. town ™ RR, MII TENE ERGER,. 14 ‘. sth st 19:3 } n * 4% miles from ral poe i “ts f grounds: ulpmen AN ‘or sale: 75 acres; 40 in cultivation . ’ . ‘\ : =e , ile ans Mt - ra ; t _ 4 ity g0ods or general cn #3 mifes oO ire t ! ' , soring ach RES: DEAL LOCATION. rravowm ana organfo! of « ©9317 Poet-Dtenateh RBT REALTY CoO r ‘ ‘ road town: easy terms, SILA Devonshire including ‘ Candee bu nex POG Neve horhood : . Spring orchard /. 10. AC P itivation. bal ! . , 4 i a . . . + . 4 ‘ cays soa del . ; _ , + @ Sf has eo ery a mri! “ Ay LI cwuLiti ‘ pure are rj . " . ,» * tional I BARGAIN IN NORTH SIDE | GY“cati riverside 1251M before 10 a mM OF) snoubator, |-burnine hovers an r buildings. on w0, Ene eee farm Oa. te ned. 4-F00r tg AE PA ng y MONE ¥ Ww AN’ wy bad to you need. it* i fanence , a a SAT fte + BD mm. several sma! vers. one horse and bi " ari Vears . , email cash TR Sa én’ y ' ouse na jet ' ; - 2 y rri ; io enterorites by @aie of s'oces BUSINESS AND TEN i M EN | Pwd 18 | ete. price $4000: $500 cash: ° ars t ment oO * Bonds and ive easy terms, Ske. Lee i er ait. r ind running - r oso his “aie na 1 trietiv commission basis Jha a , i a s 71) PORE buyiug or selling ‘. sa . . . ne . ‘ . syits ‘ good ¢ lear trad: ab j + ruit. sb 1 at - ‘ - . , . : ln ' , s ; ire rnacG insurance , - at ; nis irr ore tes nh ° vaméerr? + . >is . é . ~ « , a or; : a bg TT: ‘ r¢ . : é : os P ; row o* : mh twleoer ” ry ‘ tal Pes . p ° PROPER] \ | “vere Sane -— are Horney $s? a year a Pw ao i OF. Ma he: ~ wn , af x ' "$000 am Te Nit oohaaen Hide. — OS : Chi ago; svc Aa COP? - hin merece nce ‘ " Olmetea: ~Ui Market st ' ; ” : , ‘ 1? - 7 noe pie om firs is - . , af + Southwest « corner 25th and Howard 3 Fd Bldg.. hicag cccaeaieh pie ry FARM For eale ‘OO — in Jefferese: $ 000: al J ash, t Aa aa “te : 1; . Ninth « . ae al ay ah age eaberietend i a Hore . jlouble rick ) o1 =" res «(Ta ¢ , . : (‘ount _n le from tush Tower. Mo | { ‘ +) bs + ® . . on ore oe , . ms my ° *s i\arhie bu gy Shae gee 9 above and a to each -ACRE ORCHARI ’ tal 10 acres; 4 1we "yarns ng dee cig . + lermod-Jaccara i ® LONEY Tio? LOAN WR). $1 LAR! Be 7 5 TRST DE EDS OF Ri Ss] . zoe Ge. ‘nek «net and sheet item Wing for 4 families of © rooms ‘to 4 4\,-acre garden pat h; one: ; ed a 1. | nee 4 milea from Union station on Frisco Te ei Bt, ae pp bee : , from mechan to areger. wente ta ‘ q 7 : ely ; oO “ey, . 4 - ' . . . ) “7 “yt i] —- > . . - oe ” . . : : ee? . o ’ 4 ; ~~t ms ; M Bth st: all rented and bringne es an ae room cottage, fenc ed, nk ny poet ’ on fine | : , ‘-) Ww 1. Railroad: 4-room hous see putbuildings, THE GREATEST BARC AIN r have ever AB one 9 ) per Te INT > R eS : T" nee fur consiatent remeon, can invest un ‘ © sea on? ogg feet: p> ig Pi s joins railway town R= { “ rear i ae 13] LAC K he | | l, It A AR Me ew barn. ciretern a nd iving springs; fered and by a! ; t ‘in Sout! * os KM : 17 o* , : ag oe business and hank reference - r me an ” i “aw { u no P . er ° > ’ i toe } iy lé Th jai } ' : +1 ") , “ : ‘ , ; ~t ‘ nm ie ' : ‘ , | ee ate Ye a Art * ise revert eftalhiiah ec oir es ” BR. 14 N. Sth st. fishing stream, he ‘rice $2000, re: For sale, 1%) acres .¢ b . us ng ore! ard , is Is @ bargain eart Missour! © ONES rt LAA o “a! are ready fo: eliver tyne, B40 S64) BOO in confidence line a ie i= Hens sotic it ei ~ RR, MIL TRNBE RG rifice for quick ale; pric re hinck land: 1 nile “atm: ned See owner. @707 Caroline authorities agt rr i does ) ; a _ i. ai eA ; $ ’ er; Poet Die _— i Ronds accepted at par Bex H- t oved PHA —~? , ‘ by ‘ . \ ’ : red Y £4 : itl > - and wr} . , im * i. , arn rit Stiuwy Bi oaee Shun Slr Seer £4008) Suum | * lisnone oie os ; Liberty hig » FTALTOAGS an wets ni —_ nmi FARMY ar sale 121) acres house, stable exist than | . he > aT Tra $2 ee ! y re ; : ” Soe) STO) fhe Heal Estate Departmer tithe Soins ras ifacturt REAL _ ESTATE- FOR COLORED» ' Fx mt - Dispatc n. ’ 7) ike an Vv reason ub! e i ri eS a? . pha . a ; : a a ; ‘ . - a . . ‘ ‘astor River in t re . . at > ‘ t —) ae {*} ry TRI | a 17 4 Wi aah 4 rerrcr - busithers abt ret ear hen? ~ wie: a bargain; SO acres, all OTe Marley Ta uit, fine spring, °U acres im ¢ ulti ation District in Stoddard County. Southeast = - : perv Sunny Hox () 1%) Pret. Detenarech 7 r ARM~ For si he. ; oe oT » or- Wi £2 enginest . . vs . —e onto Cathe, en u or rr anged Proy ec ane ditt 7; @ . , ~ » ree " ~ ‘ a - . How Sk- bor sale: 45xx Cook; ¥ roots, fur i mow “heatnut sft St Louts, Mo x . , ss at “ -~ laffar : ae neluding live st ck imprements, 20 rompt acceptance $200, 009, one fourth ‘ . : odern itp inw (NOS . 1a&.. On te : . Treo! u ; eh to wheat S700: for complet: Pp . 7 ‘riff Giove sOTn > ’ . pf . ; ; rat et a nt Race, elex tric lights and all Tt) oa vig | Hig! wat es . . : . xan ; bees ( . PR nt cash balan e 1} Grift (,jover, pn ial “ty ; ; q : cfs v= a ’ eription ll or write. ¢ .. Stool : ico) hi GN AC! } ,» broacw: a, rsTRaT a + aaa eee ~* 208 ACRE STOCK I ARM eocial conditions and 3 sh, dry ar —* : obs. Waterman av... — AN ST Rath — in ‘ss ; pe a , . aeanertes a a e . i\livan, = “Pe ae rT : MB. O'REILLY R. & I. CO., 723 Chestou, ) aN T)) . oreo OF PF cliisble: adap PAR Por sale: 120 acres: 100 mil . THINK, of farn Pg ene T . , ate : . ’ > : > ei = Tri¢ a ,* ' . é ‘ é Ss i« 5s i ves ’ : te & MOoOMNANG hae ' - ; , RTY FOR SALE ic?) PA | R He IRSES ’ lo ( ( WS ° A. t ; ow oat ‘ hes “ott 9 ibe eee f St miles from ratiroad , mae MIN gw. ss heottot . Por Dis Btew her: v 7 a , ' ‘ eolts brood aow.,. ens, an stanie cott Ti, ’ } ‘ ' corr , ; = - : 4 1000 ACRES unripe ror tiie Miver Ooliom - , ’ ae AL , HOUs Sk 2620 Law ton av.; a nice %- wm ya ive: Smee a ne machine, roller, drags, cats, le ga. alfaifa, rage. truck t chan & “waa - Meee ocke: : no better $57. %u. Ron Sa, P.+07 (HD) sen 1 TY De i OSNS pe tay yy vat 1 SOLICIT emall loans on selartes, on fur. ORGANIZN. finan i} ete & ender Gerlare- bath, totlet: in good, order: gener ing pur i“ Sea vatet plows, Wagons, harness. splendid for hogs and cattle rae, us ha barn: splendid ti: | gas N ACRE for un “mproved iand im Lat- AIG! ~e wa ; niture, any amount. Call Main (653. ("0 tin of truat, sf chai limit you: tm v . _ ey . . . } 5 j +, mous ' dhe epi s PU eh : f { » TOP Uist ’ o wh, ‘9 9 ’ troa ww AY Tavoia an . ; * ; Tt o- ‘ - th ment which can he ages pl har«ain: tools, Par ested crops, sto ev wood, | eoembination piantation am rani ; we +: wASY pav? Tt : we $52 - gg fi ver Drainage District Why pay » 4 ¢f es I * ts ate ae . aa LAOANS | el orivate and « rifle! en ne , capa, : Price $2050. Thin i ineduded. Om county pike, near « Cisies i as a going conee= purchase chang Leuls property Box T-3 r Rox A-21, Post-Disnatch. (c@9) Lose : “a 2RR Powt-Liiemate? ~F | [men #ith money te if) eet, I hate the wire land, houses, fences, mules, imp: Post. TMenateh > ks a 0 | Mor ‘Vy to I oan on Seco! ids TRY to | ytomedDiles or sei! niy livercock applicater, up to-date 10 ae RES “ boy Or nor M. One —. : ‘. , oes . shectutely oomtgpie the of. af] 15 , , market are centroiied by (he an ~—-For vacant for 3 or SMall cash payment and halanc e as rent, os k joara ficids bia Crops, a r, 2001 ‘8. Jerre: GOLDWASSER & DUBINSKY, | ow acre Sas pasture; door-collected milk ts, accessories, seed cane. colfonseed, FT oan . ‘ ne} . 2 bic | ~ hay and tenants starting new cro; : - - al ad, About | ) ‘ Quick answer. ' ae he Cr ao, waete 3 : . levy 4 acres ‘at S- room aT hott - upiand | immber ro rit 2 11 ~ | rar a Teel.) ONE ua tht iaried peotie rhiture investment for eapetne Call " ’ ~~ ey ‘ lal ' ai “Ri a * or i] woe mH io ‘ . ; a . 4 IMternational Life Bidge., Sth and Chestnus fenced: 12-room house, 2 home-use wood, fruit. painted to effect a division among re, it Tey a ' ant ; e. poul : r tom fh | er on good MONE Y TO LOAN NEY warkanes MA ne to Inveutiaate ante : all renner barns, hog. poultry, tool houses, . pena! zs rewae st iG : Regge mmr Se com et tee R rai.¢ A bargain to quick purchaser site aha , we | .¢ > am : . . rh kets te fj Le. and mount dow mn detaila pase ou. Strout »* a at 7 ya will be attractive A tre we ; - ‘ 5° Oa . wy en 1OU spring A o® 3. an eee! a a . si over . ’ | | | meena _ ans he STROU be z FARM | only mean aa aah and have ry les ; ; see ‘ seat ‘aut . road eri. “4 ae = good -z " . sy 00 , 4 ah ve , bit In vario | reasonabie "TTT se, and 4 eS oan reetey oO your aulomediie : Cor WANTEIL? 4h and minime #tecks d es : SENCY. D = eae” . A. Collins, Sis iberBia Dank . 7 ‘half ca f aud Gott! own ch Pa WM rT . rf cen. 3. “Ww BL RLAN. 0) 7 Cheutesas aan © | OF COBMBLBBLOh. wloriat, Sao 1) acres oi tan’ if Oe igbome whith 5 RA i a“ AGENCY. "iho. $1 as Wainwright whe Bldg... New Oricaas, La Sennen ‘ half cash. Mrs. Mau: Gottlob, | terms 6.0 Mermod- Paget 31 - (cos) on Fred Strombeck. DQ) oth, Mal ISELS- GER ; te Hite 8th and Chestnut.(c*) 5+ Louis, M | ’,

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i % - — at ne , ™ hae Oy aR, Ay 7 OST alae SPS AOR AE ee MSE a é _— ro 7 ; eC Per RY i . ‘ er . ~ ; i ae _@% 200 Farms for Sale, Wanted, _Loans, Real Estate, Business Chances, Business Wanted and For Sale Ads today. —.. quainomgpanaanamncnananiisiea, watamenttan- ki: sietpimaiinitetpaibiaiatliia arial Siapecdeedesmponmatasnens BUSINESS CHANCES _— | ~— BUSINESS FOR SALE ANIMALS | oa) ek eet i Sey 2 a ie te. i” 3 SEAL ce WANTE D. Party with $2500 cash for a half, DRY GOODS STORE Splendid location; | WANTED FOR SALE | a interest In a profitable manufacturing bur!- doing good business: wii! bear all in-' "~~~ a | a . , eo DEX TO SE( nets, Cuaranieced to earn investor $200 month- epection. Box A-?0°. Post-Dispatch. (ce) HO@ND Wtd.—DProke on rabbits; state de- | PIGS—For sale, young, 8 weeks old. Inquire 7 * ix: will secure Investment with new autormo- DRY Goubs ry aor - —~ ecPintion. price. KBox D-398, Post-Dispatch. Pump Station. 49 S. Broadway. oa aqesonuteenanocamumneentiiuenasianitiateanne : 3 ae | tasets r Toon, . 7 . m4 ‘ 2000 ie on SLOUAK, ; en aie + gig ‘ - 25 | Hi pilen a. ». ‘Pome ‘Disnateh, assets worth $7 want to go in this business and will give HGUND Wta.—smali size, thoroughly broke PIGS—For sale, 25 to ld 1bds., Cheap, | ‘ ; Page’ ii4 err Tae? renee in trade my well rented brick flats in ftirst- for rabbits. 1303 Blackstone. ©, Hinzejic) | _ head. 2110 Ann. i§ ; . bt > VUK Ze- word ma oP veg &° ad og ote ies Class « ondition and good ‘selahborhood > will Hot N LS Ww td. me iy - Oo, g one rabbit. dog and + PIGS-—For ‘sale; young se oland 2 hina, good ae Adoption en ee ere | bid ¢ papers. oN ei ‘$1.50, bh. J. Doyle, Bex ive cash difference or take back mort-| one coon dog. Address 2911 Magnolia av., stock. 1420 N. 22d st. ree meiiinn % et Fa Agents— Men er eeeee@ oor ‘10 bi gan ae wo “~~ ne | KAGE aM make good trade Box U-ils,; St. Louis, Mo. PIGS—For sale: a 129 Carson’ 2 — | —— odo +e us OnE | ; eine HOUSKHOLD yond moe 4 Ee Bn LF th nn. menhatnnd . MILK Gi aT W td. GCOS” E ‘imer ave cee f road, Ferguson. SNe S : t Animals... Gi ‘Pt. 4) 6 | . og ; . , ne ¢ 2 - LARS iit as oh aes Will ‘ i for best of- 4 Rage a >1¢ , epoca) fees street a a bs. _ Wn . . : | fnexpensive, electric water purif! bait i Puie - theta amet aks Stes SAR MILK GOAT Wt -4jood; state price e. Sidney PIGS—For sale, from “40 to GU 1 Ss. =f ; s. Fish | heusewife, renders tap water portahbie, cer- mk. ae eet 1 Om). Is23 I ark. : ' Temme, ®401 Tracy rd. Pee 3 ; : Aquariam . “—— 7 : dency: 4 susines it tunity fer sAVRESS ist hs [Stalrlisher healt “peace Bek Sr EY 1s Syren ar 4 pega sung ge : ow . American n Ke nnel Association. Telephone | north to_ yellow _ house. Ne 2 A cae t} { rtainmen ts show n at the Cam “4 ; Books, re annually: no experience in our line neces- °° 2 20S ie Aceon gap ate by secant pee ss Se ES | hiGS—For sale; all sizes, from 20 pounds | r en his hess tne ente p A THREE TIME gary, as We. instruct you how to sell o ea’ eae he ca nice enamon itor ¢3.aur | AEM Wir.s-All kinds: we pay cash: Ba up; good shoais, 40 to 120 a> te q S 11 ill | S Idi ers d . | S il I Y h goods: Applica nt muaxt hat © from $1000 ti riunity to inak mone Je otis (dm ar er, yor «4 i et Shor : oS 2 rity e. t cinated., Western Serum “"o 20033 Wav erly m1 €a ge W ] et Vy our O l p Theaters. \W it l ml eage | 1€ V Ca n see { ese sate "7 ha ane ao COR tas? rhe, sal ds ; oe + Abe Bsiseiles to $5000 to carry necessary stock of goods Ves Disneten. , , RARHIAS Wid ito 3 — 7 1., East St. Louis, IN. T sdowne | . PreK , RARLIGS Wid——To raise: I have a place; Po: Saat St: ome Phone Kinloch, St. | leisure hours more quickly and pleasantly, shows. : ; | Bape eet gs (Ch yg | eee iat ght payee eae wont gs ee naan t ave expericnce: v9 per cent ba- ' ys ge — — Phone hKinloc h, st. 3 sniaiiiiaa’ . te yf : I> 4. Post-Dispatch i “Be is “7% 4 se nd ‘me BE ab a Se stint j e s foc A WORD gets vour ad in lOO country “IND on \ r bina in: dogs fo. POMERANIANS—For sale; the de hat | Pa : ’ . ~ | 1 , “7 ‘ - . Pa ‘ad «*\ ; * ¢o/ “ ii¢ ’ ’ *” ’ ‘ | ‘ i .* ; e thtas , lia il; cli Ps f« r > e e - ™ ys - al S . ’ - — . § t iat ' 4 4 r ¥ a eC. \ ” en ee re ee | Uaesnotien; 1013 Hudson chanac: Lule con. : 2aie_& F. Darwin. Wheeler, Miss. (9) | ,made over 200 buy a dog, come and. look € Smileage will aid your Soldier's Mor: @ And the shows that are given for a quar. © | ; i. Lovis, oa —— - 5 eh Ray tonsil ie yoo emt senate _ a ee cere: Semegt ag A TT at ‘ou intend to buy a dog, come and look . a s : = prevor und tank; It gasoline pup: 1 is FOR SALE at my Pome ranians S461 S. Grand av F ll a S : OR & a S11 S. Grand. av. ‘ror ¢ -dollar admission are shows tha °° € Smileage will make him a better Soldier. ter or a half-do t Death notices, first 6 lines of $i, each extra. line 20¢; meme etc... 250 per lim Wis. at 1:40 bp. .m, Bering frath), widow of C mrad Alt, ane er. mother-in- — arte aranéme funeral Sunday, Oct. J. at % fiv residence. rou A North Twel Ben: to St. John's Cemetery. Me ‘ tse I"nr Sa le > if : cial agency tha li met GROCE NM Saiwhir—ko sale, Sout Side; Tae vac in. 4 pe 8 nu edges - ae oe a o>: ys " $4000 Income ently: Phone Bemont re WV, good location reasonable rent tock. fix: aan chead. Sul 8 er “eng hae ag: Goge. wr. Holland, 6S. Je ‘fferson. and \ our Smile age Te be sent i one of Soldier. Sunday 10 to 1. or Mondays cy tures; price $500. Inauire 4505 Meramec.tc) TARR AN HARES - —- |} PUPPIES “1 or sale, tov Boston: at stud, oO a oe ‘ mason “pee ' , , FROCEKRY acum i “teens cai eat ‘ ARBS—~s Or Sale; six; $4. 4566! Ringinaste ¥ est S824R. 4425 D r > o ; “Smi Cag e COMmMILUTC . | re cee | | ORUCERY — Cigars (and confectionery: | Mecklenburg. | See on BURR ae cole i tee ineT Sallie ae oe | | them, through the @ Surely you can afford some Smileage. It Write for ‘“‘How to Obtain a Patent.”” List Nossuth a eG pt tskeldatTAN Ff AR vie 25 tor saive, and I} lemish some registered stock, Mrs. A. Bovce. Fer- 2 ee $ $5 Th » Ryd “ buvers, a Mase ye ett a yok ie KHY—And market and fixtures: West 5 a TTP as a ark. —~ - = guson, Mo, V ereueon fii,” aN q T he Soldier S poc ‘ketbook is nevel { illed to comes in books al I OO and J. 00 e€ f cM mn prizes orieres or nve Ons, O “na: good orner store: reas able mt? Ai . ths lor eale-: eV AGa- PI “p wy seh ie Cock 9 ie}. 15} hs . i ~ four books pnee ; and eketcn 23 ie a's caily re: i int 2, $80: NMiayv ¢ Phe wean en eal gai | ands : } lerish, liu Is +1 19) ( ‘ook ts ole 1 25 “18 sae. @: gg hy on BontA OV er { low] Ing \W hat money he has left cl a cou pous al e good { or adm1 iSSION at Camp 0! paten ta 7 ity. SS Sa : AP AN: estate = SOx “at, l-ost-Dispatch MishLG@lAN HARES hor sale: liutus Red, | “Tagg 5 Sosto eo eT es ree Sd CO.. Oth st.. Washington .b. ©. . te ree | Aer ie Burd oO utu é PUT For sale; Boston; cheap. 43214 De ler I egular peti: are laken out, isn 7 bv | heatel S. a aeicnienes r 3 . er . ” ee ; pitas Sa . ‘ tg ph eas a RING . Soa Se Mea ometgel 3 Py SOE rg a Rea Ee Die tet PS ie x Sh vara’ a: 1h erate no Na ‘ Peg ey . ; : , P, a a 5 oa , hy - : " - " 3 . 3 i wey : Fon f - tas - gne ee “o R Re ‘ she 4 aah meipeines é " ; ma z vs . ; . wae : ect : be Wat oll OE % - sac , x : ey” Chae: Sig Sie ats ° Rat pe = * - Nbr a2 . mS PODS meee % 2 3} ‘ re ai la ' , , wets CROCE: » AN}? ST Doing a Cas a’ Soto. ‘ oy - sinees f “4 P hs » eS ae years ; prsgcsn OO Colorado State Year ook oe fa 7 b ayer . with a Food Jecation: | BEIGIAN HARES—lor sate, Giants; call) PUPS—For sale, fine, healthy pups, sepa h avenue, Kirkwood, Mo, to , hoy + f . i | } \ ” ; : , . i ny r , - , “9 © AR, ’ * * A 200-page volume of authentic information | agg had _ tatlipsee . with owner, ‘Box. Sunday. W§ihiA Ducky. sentiniiieaeniin rate; hounds and American bulls; growa | “- Gem Be Motor. @oncerning every section of eres, in- see . eae AND MEAT MARKETOOn bishGtAN HARES -k or sale, b iemish and | dogs also, +. o15 Osage. 7, ° a ‘ “a es . ative © agriculture. ’ atv “A. MEA | Mi i “s m a common rabbits: gu inea_ igs, 4? Pani ee ee ae YF Bas oa " ; cluding information relative to agricultu rominent South Side busines : vaste cS J apin. PUP-—lor sale Si. Bernard: beautifully | | f k | ] l = ~On Saturday, VUect 6 : * P . :dus wa rromiine houth Side USsInNess rn jong = . . : —_— : . ' ; ™ i oe : ah a parm ge Oe per cope. ee satabiished ; own r retiring; pi ety "haake i ~ iste laala . H Putt bor sty Rutus lieds, 7 ahi no finer, oSSt9 Magnolia. Grand q —- hi IS is Sm ] ilea ge VW eek in St. ,OUIS. \ ay or vle 1aS SO pr oc aime it. ur U ~_ ™.. ‘Rey H. Bates. betoves in ; ‘ ' "a good locatio niv ~ ge pedigree and utility, 4:5. arne av. TSR, Bates (nee ing), and fathe 2 cath or money order with veu rde for a good locatl ne only need inquire. barn sani are rener anaes oe ee eC I] | d | / St. | S | g qd l E if ane 4 COLORADO STATE BOARD ‘OF IM MIGRA- | ‘1-388, Post-Dispatch. Al Bele AN, or ‘back ine fs k: also Klem- es, canaries. “parrots, Guinea pigs, rab- | Ii ive 1 ‘housanc No ars Is neec é O reac l ouls’ muieage quota. ven | you Epates Jr.. a = fon a re x" « > . , | ae om ty ] V our yr ide in St. if ouls will ma qe bj Ou W ant to 1eé p 3 Y oul city OV er P ‘ 4 Funeral irom the family : Rid Opportunity in ¢ ‘olorado aunt sa el Get: f pave & tn ior heal . | BELGIAN HARES—For gale. New Zealand) #quariums. pets and supplies of every de- lave no soraler, | a te 4 7A Castleman, averse on Mon bap Be Waeesh NAP Owes socariclta 0 “Mie : , a3 Suess — we own oe; verinti « re > . a > f. rivate Soe If vou are interested in trrigated or non- business and well estabiished: for a does, fine stock: voung Angora. oslo N. vcription, Cages, seed: emedies, books, q f v ou h: wea Soldier, then Vv ou W il] W ithout doubt W ant Smilea ge. 5 at Dp. mM ; AT, Be : . » informr Inger m: it would be . *) Taylor etc. We ship everyw here. Call or write. 1¢@ lop. ™ . sg ik a irrigated lll sap or if vou desire inform: Vounge!l man it Would \ ‘ a gold mt le: a . : Open every day. 7 a.m to Rg: 30 mp. m. N ; BAL ERSACH Entered into Si Sa tion concerning any of the resources of the interested ‘and | consider a small S0-aci BELGIAN HARES—For sale. finest pedi- tional Pet Shop, %111- 3113 O01 live st. (99) ursday, Oct 1viS, at 4 ¥ os great State of Colorado, including agricui- fruit farm and balance | ee. ait, Southeast creed stock: rufus red and flemish giants. = Ai tt » @iittora Hi. Hauerensha, dearly | i ture, mining, industrial, business or profes- Missouri or Michigan farm. box J-29, P.-.) Famous Rabbitry, 5657 8. Grand. RABBITS—For sale. 34: 32 Louisiana _ ay : _ @ Adelia Rauersachs (nee Blegent -* ye sional wPeor On res. o ore nd peng 9 hel — “weer i): BELGIAN HARES—Por sale: all ages. H. KABBITS—For sale, Belzians. flemish bi ks. * bd Py late Rudo!ph bauersacns, mn + a Be the Basing Board of: leeapigtation, Capito vo ~ sy he oot . * * pram Peaiene me Pee Bb. Piatt, 3615 N. Mth st Central 8210, = patue red does; cheap. 417 Virginia _—_—__o In OW | 3 age Pilea beth “iegenhel bein oy 4 Ri: “es Ride. Denver ‘Oa! mii 4 : fay cash ba l erms., Bitty e Nar’, (4? 1 vler or @ ow. fe) rr A HK BE l’ i" He Tt \ D ¢ or sale: suarantee], ae a — ee Uu Wiliam ane iza egen n Care | eee = 71> ra0 "le; stock of hard er sa aye ESR ream. lravois . ’ 4 eee r AR DWAR E STORE— "eines Beas Sager pid BISLGI AN i ARE: S—For sale: «re gistered | « 2017 Gravois, oe ee ; a ; a gee ee N € ‘ = i Wlains yi al i Ss , ' : te Se | i ST oor Shoes r Sg a oie a8 prize inners: breeder and soungster of KHABBIIS—For sale. young and old; Belgian P . * 27 > i sa be sold immediately to. pav creditors Pil at) wma se af or ; : a - « ee ee . S Funeral on Sunday Oct. at Pp. j = WI INVES i. Shendan, trastee, Murphy Bids., Eas at aes ey faction Kuarantecd. .Krudwig, _ hare sie 5. Nth st seminal as eee residence, °“O06A North Market he Be ; - | 6 St. Louis. 11; Phone East 2883. \ — _... - RABBITS—lor sale; Memish does, with: lit- Bethania Cemetery. Motor. wet. wil al — engage turing, meres 0.060 HC x BL. . 16-3 awn Stet price $au00 BELGIAN HARES—For Saie; penigcreed: ex- ters. 2:529 Tennessee ay. : » er wholesale business. that can use : ‘ “1 OD: uOLe rice ‘ large ecter eater sPap:jore oid a — a EO. 8 oe ee 4 ‘7 - . ed ly nie f os iown Vrite to Christ Friedmann. Waterloo. fT! Fn ty aclec pees 2 ted wtih Asiet youns | RABBITS For sale; with — ortable nouse. _ BENA At the residence of her vise oy nang 4 feet or jess, IM nier o downtown. je . am $: pair up: aiso tele iis) giants Send 916 y ne h. ] na in + *hicage, lil on "nur na : Two beautiu! stores and upstairs: will assist a Keb—Aaz-room brick: in bus Missouri for breeder instruction bulletin. ide. : lHiart- : Md siitisiictieiaiagiiiaiuiiepiainsiiaisiaishncetinmigiiainlatnsscpidipinaiadibinieiiail as To 1:00 si m Johann: ‘ll financially and otherwise. If the bnsiness is town KR. . Re nfro CS arbonda! e. Ul a A. “itabbitry. _ 4226 Har tfor 1 si yee. R A BBI TS- _F or sale, I‘lemish Belgian, 4 big NS Peele reat Henry Benas. and oclove : or can be made successfy!) in near future, HI , KST re 77 ROL TEK--An d outtit: ‘Eood “ 1A SIAN HARES-—For sale: breeding aan Tabbits, $10. 82: Ay _W aters. Basel: s se0rRe Benas and Mrs. Rose Fr ‘ with petter location and financial expansion ins stabiished trade IA Ohio. : "6 » S months old: pedigreed .Rufu Red RABBITS—For sa e; 2 Flemish does ol) xo on at Chicago ea Sune : E j tox D-221. Post -Dispat« h, or phone Repre- e . ya ‘ : i ; ’ ‘ ‘ a lent} | ~! h ay i * a iu ~~ CC — i - | Se o ‘ : i ; “E rentative. Main 3742 for quik I act ion Jf ny k | N 4 i NG , UF * 1 E Ww e 1] esta birshed, ae ba ‘te y By - 4 " _ ng i hs va ‘. _Blow. — oo --- -- ----e- -- -- f ' a ; é ists. eye hig ee - : ay and doing good business; two Gordon a ee oe “—. sa U0 LABBI TS—For gal te, Kiemish Giants, bucks bd . S , > ; + on . %] & presses, two motors, paper cutter, two im- - 2) Fairview, Bell Webster 1444W fh and does: doe breed. 1418 ( thoutes iu. niror am er O Ommerce ureau | BENZIN(* OTe at toh . , presses, tv tors, r cutter, 1 on _ cons nese 2s; doe bree ef O18. t 3:22 DB mM. 8 Se E 5 (‘Ho wsing stones, jots of t\pe and spacin mhu- Lk Le HI AN t[iARiteS—For Sai le: some very fit > eT rS were : U 9 — § . ‘ me - j : , 4 ‘ Enter @\ iB wWsSsimess f rm aie One. i tyi i 4 ee ee ee cote chan ” Brg: 28 ine, ia om oie or “Tore w hite cat 3 does; . : a ened eAnne 8 Tet.) Pee a % *5 . ‘ " . . F ‘ ‘ P rit; ,eiphs b I 7 ou . ~ \ 1S PUCKS., = we h 5 ’ 4 34 Of vour own and earn big annual income im joj NiorihioM—For sale: zood business: srr flo son w IB if rng me pouns phe —_ in en nt eee ; ‘ na Elizabeth Benzing (nee Kime! j eG professional fres. making and fitine a foot terme toute. 2hi21e Olive. = a Ce ition, > and $10. ; oui ee : sbi S—t or ale reddish gras emish, | liber brother of Cora and Regina = ‘ Foecialty to measure - reacl 4 learned by ar.v rere ee - . sean . ‘ O.. Hie Washingion. Boo s On rais ng Pe ™ blac kK Biani, Rufus buck and does. b211 * r f ‘ of Mattle Haupt. oF ene at home tn a few weeks: easy terms for Lt NCHRUOUM—&Sio: must sell at once, Boing rian h ares Ale, nostpaid (eM) laileyv, ane —, vg Bom Oct, 78. at e: § é ’ ‘ tigate 7. s ABs . ' by . * y ank i7 nes Ey apenigee = ess emma re —— ——— - ~ - - . - -- . : a ++ ae - : E © a H d peeraibs: openings ever ‘. “an w ith e the W 1] Se ] =: - i it lin. ie i) j I j Atl A \ H{ Ais. | or sale: ail or our iA BRITS kor sale: five steel gray pe jj- J : ) ~~ = = . - inobn the residenc e. 4435 Ashland 4 4 rage you can atten Ow ‘oO capital re- lL, LOI) doing food Luseness, ord reeders are registered and pedigreed: we greed Flemish Giant bue ks: does, breeding Vf : . ‘ C / l 6. - 2 tthew's ¢ “ometety te | 4 —aeato ? grote ata iV, % 7, or ger chance for oe and wife; cheap rent. "Box bi ave some choice stock; 6 months old. at age, and Rufus Reds. S014 8S, “Spi ing i . dirt 4020, a ais - wii a : f of ng. dress Stephenson Laboratory, 8S Back (9-203, Post-Dispatch, $15 a pair and up: come out ang see them: or oo im ~~ cea ye panes 2885 ear — ’ sniered into » rest ar er ae Bay, Boston, Mass. LUNCHiOOM- For ale cheap; opposi take Creve Couer car to Ov erland Rabbit “os [s- F wid ‘ — se nus os o ge — . > ‘ D. wm. Caraiine Bevert “tose St } _—————__—— _—— _ — a utehes &2 up: call Sundav 1202 Aubert ¢ A belo ved m BUSINESS WANTED. owner leaving citv: call 670t Manchester. iB ” Db DOG—For sale: 1 vear Old; $5. 1322 a ; 800 W yomine a* ree cs Sr ea dae emtan deal Seema aoe Hrunswick, Shrewsbury Park, Kt ABI’ rs—-lor sale. PDair Ww hite rabbits, 4 . | Frank. Auxust. Isidore and lout so ha eet ma , M os HINts 3 re ae iver aon ba : aeons str aor 2 ts = — een babies 2 mont we each, See Rice, : | ’ Marvy Frick (nee Reever). ete Fe 4 5 rss ti ill invest $4 ¥) in gfood- , Cale, Leggo a at ae a : wo abit Aur : 4 ‘ . ©. i Or +x mm le ngiisn DOTS. POG A FE A rineodcgag 3 2 nee Bever’. at the ake e yee eee easiness, Box O-180. Seatdie. | tion; ovner called to nei outright: ‘cal gitajned on quail and chicken: 3 years old: | RABpITS—For sale; New Zcaland Flem. ’, sign by the following Byers! trem enn ae ~ : : 3 - x ~rtml ala i . i ‘ - am i . I tims ‘ a 8 G es ja? G rmiest r c : : . ‘ in ye * , , = a . e HASINESS Wii. > Se aiidinns. ead Laos repos before m4 or aguring Week, St. vw bite. black markings: ” years ‘old: price — rr red aoe way re hutches: T his 9g serie ai ement iS contr ibuted to — the smi 2ALe Campaign dN 1e Q OW Ins mem : «? oe gag ae” Peter a! Whig Se + peo ca Mice g* +ty tuissedl $30; female English setter. 2 years old: a cheap. “830. S. Broadway, rear. i - ’ : ‘ ae ; of. buildings. Box 114, New Haven, Mo, «My oh ste , — ! it : : heeds - | Cemetery. etme” n+: Tendin MinAi MAKWr ] (s00U location ae o. np ae . bia se0t white were nzs and ticked: = ~ ‘or C rs ) Y Le * secmuuldings. Box 114. Nem Haven Mo) Minar MA resin on must ad chiens erie dante: | ABIITS For sale: chean; breeding “axe | ers of the Patriotic War Advertising Func “mryenacte ore 3 fapatech er dog c ine dog -for -thi all y ama. % ‘4 wets: Rox as er besten —- S “ i iy ‘ } ; NE Wot’ A? ie eae Sail | A ND Oe Hewsvoy, 10th SI} “doz Mm ake . = va he eo eee pel Zeatand, © Fi = mis a grav: . “yor Ver i$ as st. —— ' - >. , . ‘ - :7 on y Wi; ee i te = ¢ ae os oe *t in LRUG STOR ye in Node . must Rg int and Mine after 4 Th) a pricing cheap for a quick sale: write for RR. - BRI’ is—}' or sale. . Fiemish, — 10-pound: Absor Che \I f S, e ( A). Gesti Ing agon QO. . at De oto. ae ° ; -e: b ad location: a no charge account 7 ewe NEWSPAPER ROU TLI came) dais Ca Sur picture and information illin Kennels eady to breed: ut lite bt ic ks; very heavy: > a“ } > : meeps ~~ . > si-c | f f B | ( arene ‘ ONE =f ai “3 : wit Bid gy s: TAN) wi 1] bud ares and best paying’ in St. Louis. Box O-sue2 dan Row ana: pedfgreed: evenly marked, also rabbit house. lorest 6765W. duo) Ja mes the Bul . | d F I Mutat Sechsiok and pousivic incense gia BR gl ae value. © rite to Christ Friedmann, | BULL PUP—For sale, soston; $35. 5428| bucks, $1.50 and up; from fine-bred does; Joug 1e1 L\ 3] OS ent and AW! Ns Co. MISSOUTT ants 7 5: ‘O. = ose a oe “Ir mig | alter “ind eon Post. Diao tah Weterian. fit : : | rexas si FS ae ie) —. pair Angoras. 4762 Cote. Brilliante, Frank N Mever Ne kw ai r e S | ser. “Mrs, James Banden, M PHOTOG hn APHIC STUDIO Wt in Get t 7" PAYIR hOUs 22 1th iS.LOtmM TS tems to Ls t ial, PUP For sale, Eengiisn, 1) months $$$ —————— ——— \ c 4 F - C a 40. . el and Mra. Arthur liornever part ~r c ity with establishe } hum iness rishi De arty Hox (2-161. Post neces h. old: sired by importe l winner; wonderful RAKBKITS—For sale. : New Zealand reds. S. Interm: ni private. | inde un eh, wip hel ‘ ‘n) PAPER ROLTY MI -_ It t once he Specimen, lore st Sid bucks and does, R fine rufus red does, 7 | p ah a a must ‘nd: St. Charies, COON HOUNDS—For sale: pups, 6 months; Months old; 1 buck 8 months old from im- | ad pi NKAMP. KH att te into f ry ‘ ° ; owe ate Rabe | bet “6, at vie “Hlomerikamp. daughter of kufne lind: S ‘Naries : . : Dufner, Adams and Macklind; St.’ Cnar, ported stock; also hutches: selling out. 4241 PRINTING OFFICE Wtd.—One or two fob . ty niv S& a a Ow yiutgwer « presses: in exchange for cottage: price line ne i , 0! 4 r ar t - Kis | vu ge f i tena R225 tox H-157.° Post-Disnatch, 2) PAPER ROUTE--Includes mornings and Ow. For sale. frosh, Liot Graham, RAISE Kel gia! in hares for me. Bae te oan | and Hattie Biomenkamp, at the ROOMING HOUSE Wtd.—To buv’ Day cash, ey peri of ae Perse “eee eae COW--For saie; good Jérsey. Webster 762.1, magnificent pedigreed Rufus Ped stock at | — PC wees and LS days, att buy from owner: no agent 4103 Delmar. oat, ethan Meche pode” » tO oy per 414 Summit ic} | right price and buy all vou raise at 30¢ to ; anch@ster avenue. ROOMING HOUSE Wid.— Will give good 5-| 4 ae: gaeee: 8 age Blips 4 penn’ COW —bor shle:lextra aood Durham wick, 0c. per. Boal Send dime for Breeder's POULTRY AND BIRDS POULTRY AND BIRDS POULTRY AND BIRDS ae Re ue notice of fenere 2 shinee es passenger auto and $10 for good rooming; Suburban tracks fs ler and ("third calf, 3 weeks old.* 4006 ‘Maffitt. Aides Bt Lovis, Mo.; Hetlament car. fae | —”~*~*=~*~*« Biainitaaaes Bereciini eb cree : POULTRY SUPPLIES — oathenglnang = 77) = , 32 : e tes : ; , age cs AOU > m t 7 ' = : é EiLoos Sip np li a POOLROOM--5 table: i910 oS. Jefferson.) COWS—For sale, 2 cows and 1 hog. A. J. | Sows-ior sale. cheap: 3 blocks porth of ~™~-~~—~~ HAMBURG a PIGEONS AND PET SIRDS Le ant a BOCKST RUCK On Saturday ‘ > ; ) ose ‘ is« ; "Ter Valle: —— : die KenNS ADP, ee) le ste ‘ f + I ele?’ \ & r 7 ‘ w rs ad . — p POP LPL LOLOL ee aes et ed " . - ‘ " . . 4 3 " '. 2300 Guive Corner: also port wanted PRINTING OF . IC K-—-For sale or trade; 2 - : _ . re. and Helen av. Lake line. on Sharlack rd. ROOsSTERS—For sale, 5 silver-spangled at , eS : ri , BEST medicine for chickens: best tonic. best \\ _ k = “ of echan baleen et. wrenses. cutte ivpe. etc. 1519 Irving ay.. COW For sale, 1 young. fresh: voung and i ea Sg “gate Reggae meg Me oy a hambures. 1840 F ent ‘on st. BIRD AGE or sale, large, double: holds bowel regulator: Keeps them well—Germo- inter ges \ atruc haat ae = ‘ Hy p be —___ - Wie liston, me old chickens and due ks ; 1406 Papin & v8 ur sale. ae bi65, also : -t, tL auc fu ——_—— —_—-—-— $0 birds, &&, 1O4F (3 ireer. De ‘mar SARKTX. | zone. (4. Hi. iH? ee Co... Omaha, Neh. (ety BR. nk OT feneral will be « ‘. ‘ . ( s ss, . : — me | —— tee eee — ‘ . & ‘ BUSINESS Ft FOR SALE PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS STAND CUOW—for saie, good miicn cow, cheap. Mc uw ro it a aoe © nike ee | ohone PLYMOUT TH ROCK CANARI KsS—bFor sale: _ singers. 410 Dorcas, ' LEG BANDS—For sale: all sizes: plain and Then get busy nop. Don’ t wait. \\ a a “4 “or Sale or lease, in large hotel lobb lionough farm, Lage, west Oo: Spring, | * OF ~— a TOOd SOW ‘ Piss. mated ns —ee . CAN AF] KS For sale 3 oe numbered, to fit anv kind of fow ls: when |. CAPU NO- -Entered pte rest. AM ATE 77 Iz P Hog m™w Bt SINESS Must oa Geen Pai i eee, * Same SHO IlOP._Daing good business: wcll ac- 7 yale GIANT CCKS—For gale: finest | jiante ay i Nr TE ae Sa 8 - Seen (41 Walton av. (C) | dragoons: extra females. 4925 Reber pl. | cabinet. 4131 N . Grand. EPIDEMIC OF INFLUENZA —— ” o Sime . 4 At) te ie ss : "eel, eas itz!) HENS = For sale. and pullets; white aud ] I LLETS-~ -k or sale; rhode island red. 832 Pick INS. ko ale r. na a yY P ow RITER— -F le . i ‘ — HAS CLOSED SCHOOLA. a err id ¥. Ort. 25. i IGAR STORE ANd established eount drift 2840 Crave : ~ ' . rhOON? or sale, tumblers, Oe each; hen | or saie, Smith-Premier: | wos — Frida Sean fenton for selling. 111 Frankie | 3 SSPaAlh SHOPPE ~ 150 bar.. @CAT—For sale; voung nanny, cheap, 6235 | brown leghorns. 340 North Market. te) Clark av., Webster Groves. pigeons, $1 each, 2128 Geyer av. |" good condition: cheap. 5116 Delmar | Don’t. get out of practice while the charles J. G ; GIGAR AN - Tit > rank ila. ae: i + agen Pi ca eine pe capanents race: Reliefontaine car south | HENS—For sale, 20 brown leghorns, We and) PULLETS—For sale. single-comb, r. i. regs. | PIGEONS-—-For sale, fancy. pigeons and | fet freer Ee Me Froncy colens NT oe PEWRITER. . at of ‘the late Kemal ; igh 2g seine blag’ t | See a ather interests forees selling Wednesday;, UO\TS—For sale; females. 220 | emay Fer-| tec apiece. 4526 Cote Brilliante. Forest | —aciede iL. 4634 Tyrolean ay, "| doves: chea “Apply 5011 Daviso ‘| TYPEWRITER—Caligraph. $7.50: bedroom, | Vv prone ok ie hg 10 and Htaniey). and dear father of © j hed five years: price $550. Box ©. oP sp we = , + ‘k wt 39. P “1D. ‘ 4 a - 4 det a — : | , Pp yp ) . Ss n. j dining. parlor furniture. rugs. Vv ic trola. re. | isible model, three months. 7 tan Tr Mrs BH. Hennett and oP Post-Dispatch busy Sovth Side black, KBox . al . 3 : LLETS—For sale. Take Creve | oeur car’ P IGE .ONS—-For sale, white homers, cheap.! frigerator. brass bed. %837 Delmar. | nonvieible, 3 ~~ ine $6; initial payment Asthony inee Grattan), an GAR LUSINESS~-Location dow ntow n SiOREe.-Nottone and candv: also popeorn CCH A i> or sale, Will be fresh soon: good HENS—For Bale; °0 white leghorns; “to Baldwin av + third house north on east o> Triiesell. AND ) SILVER rom the family residence. = O44 Poet. Disnate hy ’ . d | hing RING RST ATLAS M ~ I -comp 5 ; this fine stock Ht Holtz 6102 Alahamea rT TtLETS 7 — > : se sipredl ‘heown | WYANDOTTE Pik aoe kor ee blue and silver runts land Fit te. 31 g og Peowriter Co.. 21 Hol- 1 Mreet. te Calvary ¢ ‘emetery. —s- wee wo . ne A. i ortme ress, o §s ’ 4 1s _— 3 ., =e i e at's ‘or ( rhare . rere oe ' wor ‘ing pal =. unmate ‘ ” an vg } Tth. ~ ion ULEANING ANID Ly KING £100 io si-w ‘ hines anc Aa l tonals and fixtures, enon lete, , (i | INEA PIGS, f inciers., se nd M | cents post- leghorns, $1.2 2 ear *h. SEA4A EK vans — ie a ee te a ae ae ee each. HI. F Laer. A lton., It. ed birds, $2 TYP EWRITER. Fre (655) : > ogy wateeen.. = —_ 50. WRAL a * l- sy oe iste rest on ’ Weekly: Ford delivery truck, HMoffmag! for oid and new werk: rent 820. in) brick Age for sampie copy of °* at INEA PIGS.” | PUtJ-ETSs—For sale: leghorn ae comb CHICKENS— Buff Ww yandottes, America’s _ S ard WN 10: or sale, Remington Sland~ | oUugHt _Jewelers, Se Locust. : 191s ::40 Pp. mM. a press machine. owner going into Other busi bulldin busheling $8445 to $865 per week, be the only Ca Vy mapper in S on white: » erels -" ene " aren . most beautiful and best all-purpose bree Pit; KONS——For sale, “home rs. 50 cents air: 0. rood condition; reasonabie. | DIAMONDS. watches. old 1 al ; > a. pbetoved 2: na @ ' os I ; Jr} ~» a % ite; kerels and hen 4669 Alask . t Pair; | Rox Y-218 Post-Di ch. ‘nee Pap. een, 6840 Ciavion av Market car sides new work: husband [in Prance; shop Holland Bicg, i) PpULLETS—_—F T on hi lot - cockerels. — s Buff Wyandotte Farm, | also carn: aux and hen pigeons. 2914 MaJ-| — SE ie se spat fc) | bought for cash. Norman. 7 N. Thoma: Heale: and mether of - CONF BOTIONERY— Well located, 3150 Par k now running Mrs. D. E. Olmstead, No- | GUINEA PIGS—For sale: must dispose of £0 ain oaks aime iy ht cae "> ite leghorns, 3 - Bd Hitt, TH. eee : | ison st TYPEWRITER For sale: | Blickensderfer, | etenteens Shd Viiiliarm Healey. and deughtet CONFECTION EHY— The best and larcest of : omis, JN ae fine broken color adults, ws. all bred months old, 3616 ‘Trafford "Lane: phone | COCKERELS—For sdle, wyandottes. 4015 | PIGEONS For sale; something speci | model No. 7: good as new: $12. 605 Post-| ABSOLUTELY best casn orices: o ~~~: — :' | Monarch, $30; rent $2. Knaig me Gea La | IGHEST cash oricee palé for - 4 2. °f 0 m.. to Calvary ¢ 4 CON FBC rlONE RY—Across from echool: a\ ent» it Ma * large and email boars te) land av. , ba pices for prices. Ed BR. Moss, Mount Vernon, 11! PIG Et “a For sale, carneaux and white! Cust et. os and diamonds, Sternberg. 900 Stor at és. a rales Sun month?! ‘ will Inv.«toe . : t> rs Yar . Ane , i. MAKES For sa le, belgian and Flemish - —- Se pcenennmnssentsntiliinmncmeniteemmeaims HiKENS —For sale beautiful silver ws Lr “py mon aine youngsters, Oc and toc, 49058 | oe Lr tar ames — ee : :acheeeneneetine . fi stock; fixtures $200. Grand 518. Inia, NOODWOts M PLANT —Moderi: all On 1 *"Glantes; bine rion stock, A8he Cotte | | Sidney 2006R. 3213A Arsenal st.” y., |_ Fountain. | “ington: in Al condition. Te beh cure: | CASH paid for old asia. so | ) MINTERSTEIS. enered In ; k lemm od, fleor: South : ‘ _ ix 4 — ‘coe , _ _MINORCA ns . . enim | ngton: in Al consition: Pp tnce carriage. Aliamonds. oa CK. up to > ta ae > xist ess on Thurs GOUNTRY STORE Near town: good tre BIG BARGAIN, VY SOLD AT ONCE: COM. aie ge wrt P sae ight 130 pounds.. $8231 | -—““ - A, ool pee: PLETE PRINTING PLANT: © ‘Al ry. MO , ai set ‘ o.2§ JAN 474 Cc HICKEN 3 For rale 7 * - .b. minorca _Market. De ‘Imar BOX . - fe ) | Figen ng 10 and 2 o'clock Sunday. 6414 Ploev.- | at altar nd ee =_y ‘wale: Smith Premier. | 1222 Olive 2 Sree : ~~ heleved {daughter with store: low rent, with living roome TAN PONTIAC BLDG, i ASE “ (1) | HOGS-—Por sale, 6 a if Hed Duroc, see Dr. | one. _Covneore rat ead JOLS POULTRY— ntiniciilinath sas irst-class condition: new roller and rib- | Mi oN wil Attle inte teller, SHANTY. OOF Cheetnut oo : Nichols ’ Niarwehall ay . Webster Groves Rolla Di.: phone Delmar 3488X (c) _.POULTRY—MISCELLANEOUS __ PIGE ONS For gale: Englian pouters, the bon: $15. Cabany 1817 W. R willl pe 9200-8400" per Ser ¢iamenas. I Saket s “Martha @ og winning kind: all colors: $1 and up. 4251| TYPEWRITER Witd.—To rent. ~ Underwood. the ty “up to 10 brat. 3 ®. : nere! from the jiiwys Mor og bey | Bead. including reod CHICKENS—For ‘sale, several eae black CHIC KENS -For sale, one buff minorcea, 10 | Connecticut for black minorca chickens. 2039A Obear -. vn = a lished bonded business: will zive ta party Py enol wi ave third litter of pies ir minorcas; cockerels for sale or trade { Pt Pee : - vqeenecmrcenes | mA few months, from private party. Box | 1-3 from the clear profite of my half inter- A a "en 3 weeks Aloys H. Retss, Mattese, pulvets: good stock. Call any time. 12009 CHICKENS-— pos saie or trade pair of ' a dee Bed 7 vee ay a ete owen, Deere ten. ralt om : rg ’ 0 of Mondaines, Carneaux and altese: all| TYPEWRITBR—/For sale: Underwood, No. MARKET value paid for ele gold. watches. Se eme- PARTY with SKM cash. for our well estab- i ' ’ i ; ' eet 4 a term of 3 veare: money will be i aie}, Je west of Lemay Ferry rd., on N. Prairie av. | chaos silverware. BS tor. pone iO S = ; ; Mattese Se oice kerels and pullets: want xd -» . q owe ppeures with ©@ per cent: write at once. Matte ha _ more gem “ “ a =" ; - WOHE ROC must go, cheap; bargain for a new beginncr.| 5: almost new, 2 sy)vania rooted | and $ o.. ‘rove. N° GROG O-110 Past Dianatch, i WANTED Ht NI : lor sale. two years old: nicely MINORUAS— As sale, a. c. b cockerel|s and ; rook ronster._¢ > “4 f,.. — Versen 7 (‘all anv time ae aA) N P rairie. . way. $75. 1236 N, King’ s high- 30th at. e 3688. Central ’ ae Re. Ne. “605. ae 4 { a Ss 1Y Mme. South Side on busy corner PPBPP BOER PP PLL ela ag lll tt . , starte on coon and opossum: price $15. ~ » empie av. ™ ai or sa e: anconas, nice dar PIG HONS And souabs for saie white ‘TYPEW! RITER- Ki “~ nD. — | te CASH pald oa — t ile ieeir ; . . " ’ ‘ : ies Ginn ened ‘ ¢ or — gold. silver. pietin How inte ’ low rent. gourd business, reason for selling, BEAGLE Wtd A emall femate hound. wel! fo 7, _\ irein St. Jacoh, mM MINORCAS— For sale, coc kereis, blac k, from Ro saline My ae (Rey Sar eee. ooSt Falr- king, maltese and homera, mated or si ne ton No. 10. 860 or sale se Pible. TB ang monds. old or — Bo os = ScnEn- Entered i4, ot a3% Mok news. lit 1 tah ; broken, ‘4 ‘entrai sal, T. ier 41. 111] Salis- dh. a - \ cs »\A\ kor — ale. a milker: fairmn- prize stock : t eav v weigh ta. 10) belt eae —— —— 7 ye ee eg - os rc) rie 0c tn gc 90. 47 19 Kensington pl. | St lputs Typewriter Excaange. 211 N. ty b without roid. koduk a Merri: Will ee Holle : pelo re Dri OD @TORE-—Por anic: doine busineas of | Ur) i ~ BAYS St. Ferdinand: MINORCAS—For sale. sinale-comb pe Gil INEA ‘ HICKENS—For sale; young. 6zi9) _© arest LOM R Lt teal rapes | st. Main 1162. Central 4589. | instruments, V es ga Faith C “4 — eee Ee a > S20 monthiv at Hl prices: excellent lo) BRIGIAN HARES Wid.—Ana Piemixen J BRRSEY COW—For sale: calf 8 weeks old, Cagkerels. $5 each. 5010 Idaho «\ o age av. lett OUCKS, TURKEYS. ETC. | TYPEW RIT ER—New Underwood sarial over | ‘elt Ti20. rand. opp. Metrepulitan dz.. . lander, brother of Luella. Sah iam. Rox Ty Post-Dispatch, Giants. (Give particulars when answering. FI1IR Emilie st Manchester car (92) , POULYHY--For sale: minorca hens ~ HENS—For sale, chickens, indian rynne-| “OOOO; eee ee eee eo £12.000, used only few times. for male. cheap. i ——— = im Jeeeph Higilocber.. our deat DRUG @ BTORE-—(iood location thriving bust i. Wagner. 4226 Hartford st. lelephone JERSEY CowW . a cockere! fro ' =e ™ 59; drakes. 2864 Arlington. Delmar 70R, For-| DUCKS~—-For sale: 10 fine Indi re | St. Loule Tynew riter | Exch on 211 N FALSE TEETH, OLD GOLD, LD. PLATE “ ew. ened 12 veare 5 ba oe ‘ - »Ra kh For sale; fine. 49 Harvey e! om pedigreed stock: cheap. W. | og ’ ‘ ’ aQ runners. | ange, Meter 3T, at 2 2. oF mcm DRUG STORE: “on poseunt of health of | DOG Wtd.—Pug dog. male. Oscar Walker Centr oe av.. Webster Groves, Mo. | —~ _— “ORPINGTON ———- | quasts > aaa if purchased now. 8724)“ POULTRY a =| oN. Oth» ~ Louls Typewriter Exchange. | tag RR A — teeth. 20 or. “Funeral! postnoned owner, liv eaies, 855, nice. cleantrade; | Fa'rfielt 1) ) ' _ Sitadina mies genninge Fr Y SUPPLIES N. : la work ——— wn inctuding fiat, 82.70 a day will in. ae . | PIGS--For sale: from WO to 110 Ibe 310 . sai i : a a | SPRINGE 28 aa = eo ee - LOO OL ear rrrtrtnrtn ttem | MAD - plates oF i dental . the stock. Hex T-383. P..D iT) | * ie -b, “9 oie Beecity kind, ag Harry at - Sidmew 1317 at pots age y 4 sale, port orpingtons; were! 12th at wee Mee: Sie een, =SE S| CHICKEN HOUSE ~ Fer sale, portable, 5x6, | Tyee nTTINS RACINE W = Eiitot- “Geld: "we ‘sine Sur eld mete awed : =f 1 ‘Ee : } —~ , ae Fhe price ox ¢t SS , : ’ > * ; ” ; >.> . ; inners a s ~ " 4 ; qneapee . : esi a “" . . 4 ~ . é «& bs BOC K of seweilry, ” talkine ma- Tot ow ‘ lL) ‘Cae | PIGR—PFor sale: 2 months old. | 6210 Wells | ao On Relt s.: . >: oF, ; . a. wy kinds. Mo. Squab Co., St, Loulz, (%) field. P ) . pigs W119 Gar.) I vv Le RTS Foe kale: ‘thor Oo ug bres a AL iff ore well marked: rea dy wo hay. “14 Me. Pe nonce con Waehinsien Oe St. P Lavuis Seed Co. tectors. $1 and up. Penct! eharonerr. 81 te or bring Be ver " Gen ne’ Church Psychic . “7 j i pu and ceckerels, 0303 Vernc land av. , Pee’ ~ enta lene . rite for eur free pou!- 85. Repairing. supplies. ete Aa Machine t = tn i a tr) lozuc, ic0®>) and Tyoewriter C€ 24 N. Tth et (ST) epee | = FAL, SPIRITUAL . PEt, Tucaday. 5730. 1923 Carr street % * EP 0 ie sl a a apa ~ ad. x -

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SUNDA OCTOBER 27, oe ss Is Your O ei | Pportunity He és i aa ame Te re?—More “Wants” in Proportion to P pul oe at SEEN PRAT Pp opulation in Its Field’ Than Any Other es ora itan = pennant ar eee INDEX 10 SECTION A Be en ee assification r TY sn¢ermucess | Business : Classificatio ae Cards... a. Seni. ==: Agents— Men eee Cameras. Rath ¥ *ee eee ‘es oe: Stag , er asd Z Es : ; . ute ee Bees orate” oo 7 sen me overs ae o : Set “= ate s a3 Canyassers, «ea erin C0006 - : ‘= Rig m Be Smee | Reese Boe A os 5 5 ae *: —~ pe pe pee - Gatien 3 * Cleaning... rt.436 2 El as AELAYAGE j eTlele inde fA\/A\ o ~ eee SBP POET | meee: | Me PY. ees eseesseee s+ 16 | Plames—Musical....., ,...16 ) Seeds, Plaats, T 16 Aquariums, Fish ..(Pt. 4 6 | Clothing. le ai. — 2 Sgr Bd F AUS SEAS: AF: AL IULIE SR JEAN AGE : ee LA\ SVT TAL = A] og Lest and Foand........... 7 { @oultry—Birds. ..(Pt. 4 6) Sewing oe eS | NG 665i a ntine sine 5: = vee 7 ‘Cote Oe ee SS a eC: BS) © CAS | ee (8 | eee | en ees ) Printing @ Pel Sette sia a arent a ; ‘ Automobiles SEPM RE: 14 eS eee oy te oes ona gee es Sete = Pate oe “eas : ee ne ~ ze % =~ Mail Orders. Ea 10 YSoSe *ee* *eeeeeewet eee Withot t x Bicycles SL ER, Eee Sea me | 7) *"*e@seeseec08e0 ” Rt ie ae oie ’ : Fine Re en Sek a Pe re et Coe s ‘alee +; 8 BNNs oat storesnoncerah I re Birds —Pooltry (Pt. 4) 6 | Detect tteseseeveseees 8 ) Household Goods. — Milliner | Country Bd... ....12 | Nove Repairy............. 8 Ss ‘ vos. 8) : Y.. cocssseces & Semen enneste He 11: Talking Machines 1 ouses, Furn.. F. “alg teh Miscellaneous Wants..,...13 moses. 19 **eee eee : Moving and Storage... ._... y= pre ; entricel. t a. ‘ Ze . eee @ Dresam akin; O \V / , Launches ia 6eeew 13 | Etehance” iiscsercsecc / Instruction (Mise.) vf 4 Rss eccnbedthbheadkns «xs / eo 16 PR wewedeVincax.. 18 NNalegooveervereeecesso ‘Books. Soptetienie. °° he Fix sees ees. 16) Instruet tre eres & * et gg eee Rhee Cane oh Sap i Seeteuetion ees: ei ee Sr? Le se sisi et Rey tee os ae sen an tate Be Renee a erage our eras ge ee ee e sneegttee a8 Seiteteie sty tecren haiple Se nity ae see He Pe — er 6 TE Meee Our Motto: PRODUCTIVE PUBLICITY, PROGRESS PROFITS? ne = nee | ~ , 8. at 6:30 n. m.. Julia |} You must be careful not to gO out was insane and drowned EE the hour of sad bereavement in the los ~ PON BOOKS F Frown: reward 41% Olive. Lindell tote, gpd George Henry Bar.ow. and sister of Peter. i ary Flammang. R toss (nee ‘Slattery). widaw of James H./ into the ‘sun right aft } Sternberg like. The 3 = our dear husband and father. Edw. 3 LOST—N me | LA VALLIERE- Lost , os = Funeral! Tuesday, Oct. 29, at 2:30 p. m., | Joeeph Fiammang., ; Ohn, Aloys and oss, and mother of Julia and Joseph Ross | your face, } vr bathing) Prussia immedi » rulers of | | McEnem We especially thank Rev. |; "1567" 1306, =O '; _@nt. emerald cente: piatinum. circle, pend. “qom family residence, Big ‘Bend = { aw, sister- ~e pnd our dear d: aughter- | &nd Mrs. Fos Noonan, agd sister of Mrs. ~e iL Roc Sibel ie rg iginal freckles present mon: mcr eg a . the Father White for his kind words of con- || 77 Cs © 2s 5 : 7 |; mond: liberal yeweed: abeet a _ dia - ct wih y ety > eae 7 . : . = sled and trebled ir ere Frederick | | dolence | 4qo7-" 3 —«_ RP aRA’ . 3, jf | avo (. ae eee oe weeks 5 2 ® : F eneeel o M 8 ‘ ™ will take piace from Arth? Ir J number. = here is really no re d Suc ceeded hv his br Mits NE] I IE M ENEN y 4 YD SON 7 i j . ~\ one 5 Se strut — Motor, ‘l)im., ¢ n Monday, Oct. 28. at 9:38 Donnelly's funera! par! : emedy;,er, Willi | ; 4, Ss broth- a a ee ree ; ion sat: ' 229° 2: 1 ENSE—Laost, M| . fro 30 a. ers ra! pariors, $846 Lindell ||; for the kind of freck that are! ki illiam 1, who wi ‘Tow ™ > fi. 28s call Cane, leona 13,- seacoast . avalnie i ae Foet residence. 4071 Grea: boulevard. on ft oer. 28, a nek nm vn ae Ba vai Be = oerae tn are! King in 1S61. He was 64 . crowned Casa of Teanin. S51 f), 715. 23 0, > ~— ander please call Caban, "aaa wi t nd Paul's Cemetery, ‘Pesataeetens mt sn Calva ry Cemetery Motor.ic)!} except 1 lonit thie casbin MO Lov out, at that time and e| “o" old We desire to expresa our heartfelt thanks oR], © “a um” Seaman’ MASONIC JEWEL—L ost; Hber pt having the cuticle removed. | He reigned 27 wrs, aa ; “AT. SOP870, 210: S67 ; turn to J, Mw eral reward. Re- Ww oF made Kimperor of Ge | to our relatives and friends for the kKind- "1002. °35141.. 2 " Ogg: wet METER i enaugh. 4TZ1A Sac ramente : jOOK— Lost Please return te SO ——— + - .B.? ~ os ra pe - Pata. + et 2 > ~~ ye 305 x Serta ee liy- ; BPS no: a urday, Uct. “6, 1918, at otor ; m.. Roy Bates, beloved husband of | Loui i} ou e Bates (nee King). and father of Ro eeare Cy, papers please copy. (c7) | RYAN—Entered into rest on ‘lhursdar. C. SPOTS.—You write: “ rmany i \ al or Babe Fever Boge | pa aot ; muere:. os | Oct o4 1918. mi 3:25 ~ aii Mk ae whe bad cation lexio 0 , om ] have a! - 1s Hiis £on, Frederick aT nefs and B\ mpathy shown in our late and | ; IND -Nos. 2 5980 0. BRTeO. 1’ - agg “Petes. and our dear brother. os on ee into rest on Saturdar,; ("¢* Scharffenberger). beloved wife i plexion and don't eat a bit| lived only a few: months + Ait, || | 6ad bereavement in the loss af our dear son | 98637 ins 1*14aKo “B->680) nion Electric, Webster Groves, ; ® Funeral irom the family = residence | Stems. ~G, 1918, at 7:10 p. m.. Vera Dorris John van (in France}, and | “d | | of cake or sweet stuff. You go to 4scended the throne. He aster ;; and brother, brother-in-law and uncle, +688, 10426. 146999 183500 | MONEY —Lost, at I i we a Castleman avenue, on Monday. Uct. | Sees’ beloved daughter of S. A. and Ethe! ~ ap er of John Jr,, ') a party or ina candy store and look’ father of ae present E ~~ ae as the John PoNeschultz, and beloved sweetheart | |; * 5. 2314 ; ve } & bin Return aficiede MS a LAght office, a .” > lid "Se . 4 ma) . ‘ “oo ; .? 4 ; rT i + va = ae om.” Private. Ce) | ard’ mane, "aaauaaen ed Albert and Rich- adak ate a ) 8 a inartenbersen. + Ap ! wot age A span 1 sace "4 that buys +o Mrederick I, called the G r Sm li : ser - rree . i s ase retur : the | ate Rudo! ph Lauersacns, "eae, wietner vate i ot ‘a Cemetery, Funeral pri-/ SAHR ee . : || @lris can eat candy and cake and pe not SO large as. thet of tare | weet eee on romper scaimecst sie) | S60R4, me "e: PY eee | a rowel. a eee Wiviam and Elizabeth Ziegenhein and our, TUNG ~ ea Sale «ee + at Camp Funston, Oscar!!; cant figure it out I! Know ; iv] had ‘reduced the intil he | Books FOUND sho NH seo aoe tons. _ 0084 Pu “S gga at the age of 4 vears 11 months wt. “sue ae Enterea into rest on Satur- ! ahre, our dear brother, nephew. cous!n | that's fateand has = ke ol} For 7 000 but ; popu lation to 000,- | We wish te extend te Our relatives Giately sent or del! i he ee || PEN Lost, bar = ’ = . -6, 1918. at 6G a mm } and sweetheart, at the uzge of “9 years ° clear skin, and ian ee oe ane territory ~ iy added considerable “pags ed and friends and the empioves of | 1685 Ratiwayv Ex« ange. | versity or Deuce Clamead. on ae Uni ’s ar skin, and : said she eats al)| ry to his possessions ,; the Rock Island for their Kindness and LOAN ASSOCTA | ¥ Verne, &t Union Statto and the sv’mpathy shown us in our sad bereave- ; OCTATIO — —! hase i Sernon at ie PN Ne a be}, ATL / months 7 4 neral on Sunday Oct. 27 at 2 eloved husband of" § a } and « Gays | : - Fu } ‘ Pp. Mm. from pemamann (nee shret) ath . e Due notice ofr funeral wi i}] be wiven from | '' the Cake and pie she can get, a ail w ord Zreat”’ had been tacked i Mrs. the residence, 3335 Minnesota avenue. («) |i she eats greusy bacon and pork and to his ||| ment tn the loss of our dear son, Private | =—————————_ ' POC KETROOK ines : j e ete : -= = | eontents, i rene h Sg purple lining ; « as souve- # ia C oan gy oo are §6GErem. 0) C : name, That } a | Bethan a eme ery otor. “f ey ig 1@ Wante : * : > a : SEPLUTE- BPatered oy" anvthinge she likes. Well. what do | Was a sufficient bard “for Bae gid ey z melote of | amp reacen. also : ¢ f T o ‘s Py ‘ , at . : - > - = i ° a T . — ; J . ’ : “ — : ; of George Benas and Mrs. Rose Frankel ver | Calvary Cemetery. Carriages faa surial took place at Duey, Tt}. sg one ager does not apply re ria t he was honest, for Root it | M —— MiSs. He ‘LSTE AND D AL *GH- tog acon pg Haturday. contain- urn to 3530 8 Spring. Reward. pet. eration at Chie S Pak 1 —e : . 7. a : all. There are those who seer not Jringg in the : debate | R 2enese* ; - reat value to owner. | POODLE — ff 1818. ralion t icazo cn unday, Oct. | ROCH—Entered inte sia SIMPSON— Entered ine o rest on Saturday. te te “attectad . by ts n is es Pied = - tame of his | | — 6961 Lindell, Phone Lindell U207: re- | ‘ona _ DOW eee Friday; sickly: Sen’: ie el” oe. on ates. optt,, Detroit,| Oct. 26, 1918, at 2:55 p. m., Beebe Simp- ||) with y anys. Te ‘ar from ; use for his greed. | Card of Thanks. —— | wee 14: : . ° . 1918 In fon, beloved husb d i ith a capable physici an, if you can. |! rom a continuous repe hy IT wish to extend my sincere = NZIS (+- Entered into rest on Mondar ma. Koch (nee Dewert). beloved wife of ly 1s and of Ella ‘Simpson (nee | ‘ mit uns.” h petition | si xten my since ) 19S. at 3:22 pm at camp |Altin Koch and dear daughter of Fred_1¥. uedde), and dear father of Lorrine and | | HOUSEHOLD HELPS ‘ands, “Wer Goa no Steered: the: | 1 eee ree eee ee ee Tex... Private August and Annie Dewert, and dear sis ster of Fred Arthur Simpson. ‘ee . - . 1 TOC to be Temoved atnaness and avVmpathys shown me In my 19 e reward. 6342 4 heriin av. Cabanyv ward. Forest 8212. Ben zing oe heloved son of August wv. Dewert and Mrs. Mary Mueller, and our: Funersa! on Tuesday, Oct. =e. ae - 7 M. he Ix. -Pe pper ( "atsup: (We) ae Pings, sanners, Saving “sy am _ sad Dereavement in the loss of mv dearivy | ee re to PUP Fans om ects nd both Renzing (nee Kimelin), and | +27" daughter-ir-law and sister-in-law, at | {Tom the residence, 1925 S. Thirt +»! Nave no green pepner re jmarening tO gain a provine | beloved husband, John ©. Heim, and for} B RACELET--Lost. Saturdac Rg yt stolen, brindle bull femal 2 the are of ‘4 . me : hirteent a = en pepn recipe.) 48 ripe nepal A in ‘e and Saturday, night, Gcr puppy. Will male fear brother of Cora and Regina Benzing, Funeral on Sunda ee oT street, to New St. Marcus’ Cemetery. Pri peppers, ” qts. vinegar, 1 qt. wate ;not for religion. lt was in 431 4 (i, the many beautiful floral offerings, to} 0D Westminster or McPherson. between Mrs. C. H weet? who found it return te ‘eed coe eene of MATE Mppet. een tha eal agin ARE pg ie rt Oe 3 m, . s Motor. : a 3 tublespoons rated ae a on op r,i D; Pat Attila emerged from his bie the Re Reess, to the pallbearers for their ward. Vor Newstead: plain gold band: r- Phone Rridge tan, 569 iearenenss pi.. unerai on onday. ot. 2B. at > SE poe ipte ; : ». s vane ae S , S Sait ane each of me eo | peisicame: Tes ‘ ‘ in 118 ERS otel office ¥s : ’ , ¥ I yy — muliiundaonee Kropp. beloved cCauehter ; yarns, beloved wife of Joseph F ‘ , nace vake eee’. fc) . (, Ost: containi laugehter of Geo St a tw and alls . ' rape . ; NR cameo g£ Dp. m.. " & aro} ine Be yer (nee Steitiein) ofr . ' Louise Kropp (nee Dehner) ona. sinning and c ewart. a sister of John A., liarrv oe Ida n alls pic he pounde d and teaspoon . 2 . i ae mimes eo last or ‘ white with t . } ‘let and s.. reward. S105 ring wat 9800 Wromine street. beloved mother of | ter of Clara Kellogg, Anna Sontaz. Tete ‘aoe age ” oe Christie ivan. pounded : CiOVES, Boil 1) minutes THERESA.—A new method of Card of Thanks spots; license No, 12,752. Return to lr A i $055M. — er Frank. August, Isidore and louis Bever. | Kropp. Louise Broc k. Mareucrite Sakae vine tes w mas e pi ted from a 1 J, and bottle. ( Making catsup, apple making ( ‘lothes and shoes imperme- We desire to thank our relatives anid ; loth et.: reward. ‘ PURSE lest: amali, black: o 7 : Mary Frick (nee Bever). “Annie Zenthoeser | and Ida Kropp,. and our dear sister-in-law | boulevard. ngage + ceohaten lat oe. ze butter and the like is near ly alw a « able to moisture, SO simple inex- friends for the beautiful floral offerings | P| LLDOG— Lost, white honest A co'lar ~ , he ~ 5 - Sew . o hs - - .: OF denly., on ursdayv. Ovt. 24, 1918 . 11, 4% an wate hing are. requ ed 1age ousewi _ | a ei, J rt } girl tw : at 1:30 p. m.. to SS. Peter and Paui's %70m the family res’ idence 3241 Pennsy t ; ee a ee IF to pre ©, Nas been communi- especiaily thank Mr. F . 1 -- ; . Oo weeks’ gal . ‘ - . bi = - al , svl- |a. m.. Fred St . abe be aa ini , an Mr, hillipson for his; ' ‘ve : ary; reward. Cemetery. Motor. ania avenue, to St. Peter's Cemetery. ' ltsete area & rnemann, be!ox ed husband of vous it: ticking to the bottom of cated to the Ac ‘ademy of Sclences in kind words of consolation. Mr. Sanithers HUNCH OF KEYS l.ost. near Delmar and Nova k, 3623 Giamble «at. . ’ ‘ ; ‘ : z Rinsbacher (‘nee Stelzer!. ¢ ee ee | ee Joseph 1. Lautner, beloved husband of sl —— ne ws 7aees, wane Mii: ger Will be obviated and only ee aSoline. lo waterproof clothes MiSs. HENRY PETERSEN AND FAMILY. tie nen IN Lost; old. design: heirloom; | PURSE—Lost, small = father. son and brother, r a brief iil- | Anna Lautner, (nee Blocker), father of Interment Pe ee) i gs ‘emat ear De ace | the stirring is required.) ‘that is necessary is to souk them Cone ae — werd. Cabany 854. | Gay afternoon. pall orown leather, Satur. the age of 4° rs. Petree! Lautner and our dear brother, i riages. Deceased was a ber “a Paar ; pan the cold solution. lor shoes the (ard of Thanks ‘ i PIN—tLost; in neighborhood of. containing about S10. Soeenns fore rooen on Monday, Oct. 28. at 9 a. m.. | g., Papi n-law, son-in-law and uncle, agediK. l. V. and St. Boniface Branch No. BT MISCELLANEOLS, , Solution must be warm and app! lied | We desire to express ovr heartfei! ee, Grand and Compton lines; reward. aan nite G. Stewart, 1119 Obear. returned to n Koch & Son’s parlors, 4648 | %~ years, 11 months and 17 days. /C. K. of A.. and Beer Drivers’ Union. (c7) | | GREENS ' | With a brush. Since gasoline thanks to our relatives and friends for the Box U-407. Post-Dispatch. | Sa oo Raston avenue, to Ss. Peter and Paul's } unera! from Schumacher funeral par-: ge 1g sREENS'- In coldest Weather. highl, inflammable the ; ~ 4 is kindness and sympathy shown in our late CAREO PiN—Lost, between | i nING— Leet rs — ie 3 _fels wemetery, Motor. Strictiy private. (7) lors, $013 Meramec street, Monday, Oct. TAY LOR -On Saturdar. Oct. 26. 1918, at emperature in which ferns are,;must be done in a do: ble b eating 4 sad bereavement in the loss of our dear . —aee, on Vande\ ‘enter or on eanant — Cabany BOTW TMi liberal reward. . . = oh 78, at 3 p. m., to SS. Peter and Paul's a. m.. Mary B. Taylor. beloved Browing ought never to go below 55! Wwith gre: (eel ~~ ig, Oiler and |, son and brother, William Joseph Ruzicka, coker ‘RZ9A Ashland * > Cm . J Mudd Jr 2) BLOESER —Gustayv H. Bioeser, father of | Cemetery. Motor. Private. C4 } ieee of Bessie Wittineton, Carrie Cook, |!) degrees at ni rint. . othe ae yd ov “oar Pat care. Che temperature ’ VU. &. Ve espectally ish to thank \cCaAP— Ta : bate : — . (lL) | RING Lost, set ri ng. Seer Bloeser, and son of Mr. and : ashe . Blanche Ham, Harry Schild. May Hart. perature during . he d ’ af 3 m- 1 04 r not be allowed to rise above Lieut Ww fison.*U.. & N.. the satiors | ios a Lost : a Dy "1 brown vel. et cap; vicin- =. Pierce “Pldg. rs, John 3loeger. anit brother of aewerd. Pe BAF- On Friday Oct oe : - Jessie and Saunders Jones, and our dear 15 ; degrees ia 5 ff a ¥ J } to d ae gre es. j. e ‘ a very little over under his CcCNnargze , - «& pallbea: j OnSTX . p Ou ana Meramec. i al up Victor RIN . James Banden, rs. Clyde! ee AF " wif re - “ Funeral on Tuesday, Oct. 29. at 2 p. m “o should be above 70 de-'is apt in it and Rev W. Linek for their kind and con- | CHECK BOUOK~—1I ° ~ n ‘romned to di ‘ . , ; - ‘ i « rf , ¥ ri e . * ‘ ° ti ° ~ a ee : ‘ ; no apprec b] h * ; ‘ si 4 ss ‘ ~ on Nat lona! Lank of ; ~ ~ ‘ amond rin ti Arthur Horneyer a ohn P f the residence 15°”? ut seventh | | grees \ north , liable heat is words. Co ere: ne ME j = tied tn ' j . mother of Joh qT rom e residence. oo. South Seventh 1or window, or anv felt sh : t; 80! ing word t home the mmemce; reward, 4.061 Lacled A : bieaso call agai “Terms: private n oo ON : t ‘ , | - : . ° he process preserves both tl tet , ane ' , a. ©. Am. 6. Albion _ pi. ? Sain, or 24) , , Anthony and Francis J Leaf. street. Motor. fc) window which ha® lots of light ITU “ a rd. Gnescay; please ret / ‘ 7)! , any ba ws P ‘ . , ; ‘ 4 . ‘ ‘ . . \" T Toid a i " ’ : an ? i " ) ’ - és ‘ Olu Vv ’ D — . Thursday’ Oct. 4, LOLS, at 11:50 a.| P. and Wm. E. Long, at the age of 68 | Frankie 'T Mre. Cora Haeneil, Virginia and) |; RTrOW naturally in damp places they, to textile fibers withot altering th, Cite winst ata iia mand “wI9R: big reward. Singabury. Cabany | UMBREL [aA lost: hone handie, with ew) mn. Sam c apuano. beloved son ot Augustino years. ren e Cu ker, grandfather of Ww illfam ' Ca nnot be overwatered, bap: ~~ hile shape of ster ts if . v a ering the yaa, =e sak . . ‘ ‘“ os . v} aa : - ara. ‘\ drawn through, on south Boyes Ta . ews dear brother. and dear nephew _of Sam = m™., from the family repidence, at Patton- 13 days. }i, May be very damp, it is alw. avs well “tr 6 Moreover, the necessar} In ng me WAY a ' Thursday, Oct. 24, between 5 and 6 p. RINT. Pecely. reward hy ‘Tare Simone Catanzaro. at the age of 10 vears. Viile. Mo.. +o Fee Fee Cemetery. Motor.(c) Funeral! ruesday, Oct. “9. at 1:30 Pp. m.. drained and well norathd. « ke. riod Dp Ving is. vers ea = | 7 t loth Tee. i bs part a -" . . fy ee og “ a he ' rii., on Dock a’... pete een Second and | MEEPS! I 4 I bee ee eu REYER—Entecred into rest, efter a ahort fiiness, On Saturday, Oct. 26, 1918, at *lerce Bidg “"lishiee Reeband of y ant Cashman (nee Bruner). id » d dear father of Eleanor Fasser (nee | *") aunt, aned 16 years. - , URBAN— On a Sha , mani, Walter nd iaura Cashman, | Funeral from the residence, 1309 War- l'rh Oct. =, at 10 p. m. John) oration and returned when occasion) a: m7 ' a a ‘i ren street, on Tuesday, Oct. SH at & 1 rban, aged 3 years, dear husband of Fiva ca iON! automobiles rhe ifor . misse ? “he g 9g father in-iaw, grandfather.| 1 thence to St Peter's a ne” Urban inee Mikias). beloved fathe? of Kath- ‘e ashe Keep leaves clean. Thiet ashes mimes ic te Pre pies Pg yg en ¢ 17 = = dees “ge ms { f ‘ rproo ee * . . ° dhs . owe | ae te VW . — a is as a member of E lical St? me, BMY, arie and illie Urba: 2 § ASIN (nem Withlis dipt in a recent: : :, - ; ATCH—Loat: 0 zuaera! from the residence “601 South jyonn Ladies’ Societs . of Evange apogee _dear brother, brother-in-law and unc le: ' elear water on all bright davs Gh gee bb : receptacle of suitable te Memeriam ~~ Lost, beagle hound: white: tan und monogram ‘'M pen face i kold Milled “eg ee ete cn Oct. . tant 9 a. yy - Funeral Sunday, Oct. 2%, st Pp. W., on dull days there is some danger of dried : at for a few minutes, then In loving tnemorv of our dear mot} ; lack spots. Benton 147 W reward ouestions Return to. 46 MGA he vanes A. vrai hs cae ri ciagalal iy is ©) | MANION Pikecen into rest on Saturdar | Moydell parlor. Mirsissipg) and Aes fronds turning black.—Garden te id in the air after the excess erandmother and mother-in-law, Mary | DUG —Lost, poome: white, brown spot on! WATCH—Party who ¢ eo EE ass WI—On Oct. 25.1918. at 10:30 a. m., | Get. 26 2818. at 4:40 p. m 7 ie r /enues, to Concordia Cemet# vy. Private. Magazine 7 lad a _—, — wrung out. The treet who departed this $pied ; a . ear and back: reward Forest H4R2K morning from yao tos gratch | Thursday - - inet aga : ; + - | —— ‘ sig n -S not «nanged in color lac. 7 Cone but not forgotten, diy : e iavetory ta ank Cawi, aged 37 years and 6 months, | Manion, beloved son of the late John and| WATTS--On Wednesday. Oct. 25, 1918, at MORE LIGHT.—Nov: 5, 1913, thelticily, or aspect by the fatts. baa. || missed by her CHILDREN. | ee Lost. iarge black and white Dulldog:| KPOwn. and trouble will be avoided if re- husband of Hedwik Cawi (nee Hoffman). | Catherine Manton (nee Clark), dear brother Camp Borden, € Ga. of pneumonia insane Kine Otto of Bavari ys sileft | a Se eal EE fatty bods : ya untie. Call at Lang’s, 2tst and a ns tad con of Mrs. John Cawi. of Catherine, Mary and Michael Manion Lieut, W. J. (Fred) Watts, beloved son ||) depos rene “te ee a ee Ve adhering to its fibers after the ; — anki. WATCH — Lost; gentlen ‘Body at the Gebken chapel. 2842 Mera- | Funeral! will take pla ang ots wr te eek dive oO. Watts ae ee deposed rom the throne which he; dissipation of the volatile diluent In Mémoriam. | DUG-~Lost: email reddl —. Klein: Friday man's. gold: Mec street. until eT ar! morning, ee | (1616 N. 16 ce ad tas hn ot (Oe Mal &. Mt. (Mert) WwW igs aa other | had occupied for 27 yrs. without be-'’The ct of treatment is very cheap. In memory of our dear ther. Mrs named Buate- samara ee a I ne man betw '} » and 6. on Thur. . NM .” a th st.. on Tuesday, Oct. 29, at | wares. a a at te) | + -or ie siti ron ‘on os *} > >t : vy Cnean. Anna E. Hot. who denarted this life seven) ¢. — pats; reward 2013 Hawihorne een Folsom and Riaine: re at onday. Oct, co. at 9:30 a. m. >, 9 a. m to Calvary Cemetery Motor (e) ps I tng aware of his position. Prince Tho e trvine these methods should pit Oar *& 1911 Sad ; it i Grand Hin W to turn erioo & ) . * \ Vs re >) | > > rj onclai hy j ple! a ¢ ‘SS 1; | } Cars art ow, Ba Sadiv missed Dy esi ~~~ + = elphia é nossa | WERNER Brtered , in to rest on Saturday. ie eo ee pres aa henry il ree nem on old or inex pensive gvar- SHALL DR iN (SRANDCHILVREN ANL [aey Lost. shepherd collie had rope and W neg WATCH. Lost: gold monogram : « ) it ¢ Sl Ss €ynirs . ‘ “ell : ri mn Cars or 1707 Marcus uy yes: long tall: black spot at root: re . REWw 'c?) oF rt oll ci : cWARD - 1425 Missourl av covery of for Information lending | to fe r ' “r wo inder’’ tevale C@ivriase pood!+: colla: jlicer and arrest of bov who etale : ; . 4 y teoetecns - Sarre from in eR a d, Name, Prix, IS16A Latavette en” da puwes (rove and aud * c nevele has (sl! fornia handle bar A e!) “ . ’ ' . , | . ars. saddle ~@al an: FYLWARD~— Fnte: odd into _rest on Satur- | wite of Herman K. Moorkamp. and beloved Card of Thanks Card of Manks at @ vear age Robert Kroll. 4144 Shaw od trom ‘day, Oct, 26, 1918,.: at 6 p.m. BMM4} mother of Wil fort ad Hel k. Moor - Wish to extend our most sincere we ul extend our sincere thanks to Mv dear husband $0) REWAKL. Bor Briwara. j ‘™M Teresa Mead. 3s oren Moor- WERTHEIMER — Entered into rest on Sat- thanks 1 } Rev. Reese. palibearers, ; © frien for ths fioral offerings ‘iod. who t ht — | . or the recovery of ( handier sister © rs. ieresa kamp. and dear daughte f M Ife} oR pe o the sey. se. pe a , . és. and , no ‘ | Din Sire f ' ; 4- passenger de ' » Due not} f t “ 1 will be given. (c) . ug er © rs. er urday. Oct. ~« 1918. at the age of o4 relativ ; fri for t) r k ines« Sal t ltey Theo k’ Praun for th Ha taken 3 ‘ : ‘ elraved om: liartle, i. and |easda ie POs ter automobile, owned by ce oO unera i Doebber, and dear sister of Gertrude Lan- veare. Sétormmon Wertheimer. beloved hus Se ae and gee See a aie . ~ | servi a 3 rendered in our ead hemeditien : . antici ng 1Or red setter: 6 months old white spet on ee Levine. stolen from 4008) A laf ayette a sh iad Z - 7 : — aa ' 4 ‘ ay yf Util ul i9 r ; we , _ : . ’ t ’ ER--On ¥ da vy. Oct. 25, 1918. Mor- geneckert _=Se Doebber». Margaret band of Martha Wertheimer (nee Loewen oman he me ig ro the was — , » the loss of our dear sister, Eliza- “EK CHILDREN AND GRAND clest and one white toe; reward. I*hone : St. Louis, Or -o. 1918 Cer Xo n rida ‘ Nicholas (nee Doebber). Bernard Doebber stein and father of Dewey pte and enderness during he sad Dbereave i best ‘ ua . - yo — —_—- i Wvydown wT I 74616. Miseour! Mtate lire . Js me omer. peloved husband of Hen- of the United States Marine Corps aged — Wertheime> a ewey and Adoiph ment of mv loving wife. ida Haffner. our a ISTERS AND RROTHERS CHILDREN MRS. H, +i Pl ER l | bh a =" blue hedy yellow A “a” se 118, 629 a Frommer 31 vears and 1 c : Be es wee > yee . e Gear dutighter and eistet PhD a ELE 4 PRU) AS - A ont | lack, with collar: esceped ‘Aa + 5 , S mood rich vemains wil! we, sent to New York from Fin “4 im mnths _— » _Funera! eo Monday. Oct, “8, at 10 a. m., TE : BE -EAVED FAMILY : from express car at “td and Scot ¢ akid tires on rear, plain tread on front } ineral } W k -H e ' A ik; B is ‘ ’ 1 ‘ tt, se bli: } teers chapel, 4715 McPherson avenue. | giperg) m 4 | can ' , 2. 1918S: reward !f returned to 7826 Wat- | . 7” FOUND Oy el - ——_ A li lly a > « "2 4; S; | “-_) ° (‘lee Sih¢« 4104 Foleam: reward ad - 4 into pont on Bpiurday. | ae —On Saturdav. Oct. %6, 21918, at | - (nee Woods) beloved wife of Ea nn : en —S ee In Memoriam. In ' : «= daughter, ¢ , ; ; ve Ts. a > -. Te ripe _- . ‘pe fem the —" a vis Buc ves MOOT OMP- -On Friday. Oct, %5, 1918, | Funeral on Mondar, Oct. 78. at 3 n m wa nD Seen ie ee : otor ' Mary K. Moorkamn ‘nee from the residence, 34534 Oregon avenue i poieuey: of 2599 Arsenal street. beloved to New Picker Cemetery. Motor (cs setter enon and white nate Duke: reward ‘‘entral Memoriam. A. cc, teat ey eee ee PO ER esi ewe e 4% LA LT TT > sd . ‘Vv a , ‘ ° ERS A THKR — Entered inio rest on Saturday, | Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Motor. 21. and Upholsterers’ Union. with to ND ADDING Oct. 26, 1918, at 12:20 a. m.. Mrs, Minnie aa * we et to our relaiives and friends and : , nei CHINES inther. beloved wife of Willian Ginther Sr.. | Me aC HW-—On Friday, Oct, “5. 1918. at WILL > fang On Friday. Oct, 25, 1018, at Hackmann for the sympathies and Ki mild at nephew. Fdward Schr ; Whe ich never tear mother of Mrs. Augusta Fink of O’Fal- a. m.. Matt Mulch. aged %5_vears. 10:30 m.. from pneumonis. Solomon | ™*"5, shown us in our sad bereavement i AM si to thank the reverend cier Sad! issed bv ine. .W.. Mre. Tillie Eldracher of Charles- door edeend of Kato Muich (nee Papes). |) Willner. ye! oved husband of Fannie Wil!- the logs of my heloved husband and dear it Lad af Perpetual Mein Chuevh. the — WIFE AND DAUGHTERS ra Fe Go. dil Ne N ms, ves ton, Mo.. Mrs. kmma Sc hreiber inee Gin- | beloved father of Evelyn and (George Muich, ner, and dear fathe: of Josevh. Celia. father, Jor enh W elnmant ; ‘nite i a } : the muny } " beet ‘ . 4 . l_oasi biue woo! e! tricorn ned in gold. Sadie, “tka aes eid N._ 9th, (086) ther Miss Lizzie Ginther. Charles. Fred. | our dear son, brother. brother-in-law. unc:é@| Reatrice and Henrietta Wiliner. end our MRS. WEINMANN AND ¢ HILDREN Lor igs ‘ i Mi vear size: reward. “140 StensDuryv. («) AUTO SAI ET LOCK Pound luesday ow +4 Smith, Re on Mawar. William and Harry andmeth and gag ge oe Eee ee dear sac ge lig at the age of 38 years Cara ef Thank THE BEREAVED FAMILY.¢ ; ee brace of our dear hus LORD TOURING CAR shen, en Game tl a2 t. ~~ on Washington avenue. Address : . ~ ur \er- rrandmother, Ls MCL. | mile ‘ “* Funer ° t} ’ ar o anks. -_ oe a Ta we : “py snggy olen ad st deg ',eorge 7 Zs : a. ar “ny — Ans coe, matnes-ta ae Lowy oR “ p. from residence. 1718 South Second street .'0) Me Pherson a ' enue, on, Sundae, "Oot: at ae sh thank my eat “ Card of Thanks 7 » 4 om sar7 a Ri... made!’ moter 2.208.200; Heenes 55,658; Lang ° . —" . 10th st. Main 1 - from the late family residence. “R233. SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Private. (4)! 3:30 p, Motor. Private. ‘igteAaled Si e sympathy. an kindne —— piel . : | life Oct, +, 191 nae > reward ©. Gorman. Clayton Found: female birddesr ‘ Vice’ avenue. to St. Matthew's Cemetery. ° New York Citv, Chicazo ¢I)l.) and Cisee- (Oe ES SC! my late dnd s: : . rie? 2 } ; yr pe = a re ee one otic ERAT ERS ITY PIN —Loet: 7. BR. T. pin ; C OF INFLUENZA Moto NEULIST—-Entered into rest Mriday, land (O.) papers please copy. ie) 1 the death of my dear mother. Jos n ad bereavement in th . ears. Deitchman engraved on back; rewat . ) ; . , | ‘ ' : ‘ C i t - BSED 8c 10 1918, at Fu Ke et ee «yee ' whe =. alee “- Pathe ur de cor, Margaret Fa st ~~ , ; Forest 1742. 3645 Clemens. : , Si ; love , : sven employes of tt! ts tal, i, a ; . J, aust, i. To a? . . , eT PIN-—F of practice while the busi- RAT ITAN On Friday, Oct. ~0. at) Neulist, beioved Dorothy | ww INT ER—Entered into rest on rid . . oe > : . ‘*F or st athe: Dreber. Olive Grove he « t di GLASSES—Loet, between Kads Hridge and ound. fraternity ctane pi oa } m.. { ‘har les » % Grattan. beloved Neulist (nee Smith ». and son of Hienrs and ., 1918, at ‘ : D. ‘ . hide many SIR ie ae pg = ' > a ody " alin Wood men . ‘le. g ¢ te many i , T , ‘ to } 5 » T° nition Station | pair fab gia 2 ee io b! ack “trap Baker. 12324 Washington "a. gating ri ‘atherine Neulist. and our dear tent ett - , ow! enw @t ~ ‘er ° +1 . —— one M@aMuUrtaus Fie rR AN KK E “HEC eo WP {iful floral er} we ad 1 tre hes | «old aAorine Va 3d Stevenson. “ HE! “Found wife auto BEREAVED FAMILY ie 3 “WIFE AND CHILDRE? 18 N,_ th, at Ae. tants, OY, olste Zeer (el ot ee tknnetc 6 UM PERSONAL beebane ‘ae the late Kemalia Grattan (nee ee: Suniey), end dear father of C res oo | brot al in- tba and uncle, at the age of ~ . Jebn , J Mrs. HK. Bennett an rs. -| Year . aide Wlidtaq . Aline io ' Funeral from the Geraghty ohape: 482" mt a vn set Sais ” te gain nel pty lls sng Card of Thanks Card of Thanks at . : . . : : ' i AAT-IN | desire to thank all inv Fe@iativee and \N ; 3 : In Memoriam. e desire to thank al! our relatives and _ vf les . : - ‘ = , = ‘ . = ws — a Lae ~_—~—ernw me ¢** , 4 - _ 78. 1S D E A I H S PERSONAT. ‘ould ike aT a lng as —— : mee YEE > agian . a So be, Hind . ~ & Ae et * ' ° - white : brown spots 45°64 Naturei Fridge. ~ : LH Found rnale ol} j oa Sa : ‘oOo lile ; : on collar. “E11 Clean . ar ta 7 — : we + “. . . ‘ a i 2a ae Me we + 4 ee ee ee ee” aad ee’ , ~ % $1 ‘harles Grai- mtha. : : $6; initial payment ap- Br eee + PP meme g brother of 6 ) . : : Ve St Po HiTING ary James and Iitta i;sratian, an Easton avenue, on Sunday, Oe ‘ew and andmether, Po EACHING | cO., | , brother-in-law of Mrs. L.jezie Grattan (nee p.m, Interment at St. ivutthew" 8 Ceme- | pf oy nndt wil! ge Ke piace from the family; fiends for their kindness and sympathy : ¢rien for their kindnes ul on (c7) viantihemes nga Fast pi avenue, an Monday | Shown me in mv late sad bereavement in aeanieas aa ogg oa Nae -— ao a nhY Werde, whe view loan af . lear husband. Peter T 4 s: | js } r aif AAG ®reavement iin . : , ; : a? ta ? . ! a h. 1-20 ae ; owe ; a : re ine words o consolation. the pa libes rere / e Ve . ; } ing myoemor at e ' - . piesa p! : ’ ~ 4 ° n Saturday, - ¢ ner 7A : ce for the beautiful flora! arb nes. The he - ; a! ea , is ‘lp memory ! dariing sor . Ls es ’ rest oO Letigrhton?). and dea fat her of Elt eT, a m: ¢ ‘arr! la For. ge) VM \ ears, beloved reaved wife. . Ml NIE TOK LE for the r service and otr man F friends for whe "= the ‘ ; e. saaiael y + Pia-anedy ang ee i . Hartmann. A rh departed this nae Tra f . : om * ! vear ago. tect. “2S, 1917 . 4 \DOPTION. ng aS 2. ae any, » Wow Se he li gg 9 on + Locust, suite 500. (2 LEY Entered into rst viiten foe matches. . ol ! wet. =O, 1918, Po Se Sears neth. Emmett and Norma _ Peters. Mrs. | eae af iran af ¢ don BP fc) — Oe teen) ma Norm old Rola ee : Pape). beloved wife of prnel Pappan. Mrs Masie Lienhop, Sb me ond = re 5 tl oe late Frances Zof. the beeeu ul fioral offerings. The be :: nn fat ns t aay. | s Healey. and mother of Thomas) pydia Mricke (nee Peters). and our a Furers) Monday, «ret. 28 2 3D. mm Card of Thanks. SAMUEL C. KRAUS. husband: MR ND ni ig! i" . 2 has pasecd. our hearts etiil sore ne Willlam Hlealey. and daughter A "“iean. father-in-iaw. SON; n-law, bvast eaetdence, 19R. Sauth Teelfih Simoes’ h to extend mr ere amtia t SIRS. JACOB aS AU AND SS AMILY : : ee Fo ne Kors on we mine deux Gane : od : Fe am and Emily Pape, and sisier of Pellx | prother-in-law. grandfather and uncle, ite N Moker’s Cemetery, Private (cT) =s% —- lace t | rg smile, your loving face, FOR ADOPTION Bea wife! baby ber of f be! " ead bereavement i” t iOS , (ard of Thanke i > ran bo wae THREE SONS oe nm, 4 rf? ren and take thr reat - i ‘ Twas tiod who called. and He knows beat. - a gues fob ee healths blend ‘taby 4 ‘ eee | a eo - leew W ashing to: ee a i a -— hn a @ ee Peluea - TY) relatives and John C. Hennerich, ; - ish to extend our sincere thar oa" ~ best casn erpeee ; ye i" uslier. ; Pape the age of OS vears, 82 ive i uneral will take place from the family | Myneral on Sunday. et. "7, af 3:50 p Netie usband Atay) batt for colt Mridence. “706 Dalton avenue, on Tuesday. m.. from the residence, "“6ADA Chippewa , , a 3. ‘n ; y floral offerings, the Obert "eS ‘ , - ternberg. 800 Of at f a m. to Calvary Cemetery. | street. to Odd Fellows’ Cemetery. Motor. | Owing to the health reguiations. it will | in " Father Fisher, the eit aay Giends sud relatives | a . in Memoriam Sadiy Missed Beior (¢) | Deceseed was a member of B. of KR. T.. be im poas: ble to attend funeral of pig Ay d Zlerenhein Bros. undertakers, rio _ , bereavement | —_ In loving memory of our mother ABE NTS AND RELATIVES FOK ADOPTION — Pretty heatths © ‘No, 298. Tlinterstelier in a body on Morday, Oc . 28. their pr omy’ and efficient services on ‘He agen ‘Drehi Philomena Hollwer who depart this iif anes —$$_$__—. haty gir! Pox b-275 Benet Dianatch ic era and members of Amer! WNk: RIC H. " oe +) Sle —_ ' year azo, Oct. 28 7 wt the offle ee ATHA HF fioral offerings. also Brother + Sh he ae aga ane er UNDERTAKERS. 4 ey Biirecd ay ee ae , n the reyard, softiy sleepin bey Unici pa. Main S180. Mie $4 a. Courts “Wide ns ’ old ! ou Mn Koy. MINTERSTED4. ER Entered into ee ‘and Phone Olive 1243. ois ie 5 Y “. SE ia ter- PURDY—Enteree into rest on Saturday, Grove, No. 116, W. ©., Wish to express ‘ Scaopped and Brother f Fritz for : : _ ™m., »® rt. of Wik. at SOB. «Ws } A.) thelr sympathy in this war . : Card of Thanks. their eloquent services, the pallbearers and Where the Hewere geatiy Wave YT "7 AMELIA KAUFHOLZ, Guardian We wieh to extend our ‘most in mc te nt gr Bros. undert takers. for their In life we loved you dearly. oo Pa 1ON-- iy CRidiem In her silent. lonely grave good home. baby bey. net over ‘ sie Wi ; ) Rox (171. Peaet. Dina te bh = ‘ daughter of Mrs 2 ae «> “= 4 ico re at } : « -$ . cor per, karat, attle A. Hintersteller (nee sae). and | Purdy of 2244 Madison » rent, ; ELLA GROTPRETER, Clerk. (cy) thanks to relatives and friends ney nd efficient serv in the loss of | DE TRIC H VON DREHL i AND FAMILY Peaceful be your sleep, dear mother, It is sweet to breathe your name puserel chapel, 2729 Lafayette ar: este ADOPTION Wanted "by salen soc ~—e hand of Emma Pucdv (nee Sirider), rLl. 10 karat. °. : Eaioter pies tags ct 246 a ther of Edwin and Private lara tay —— and sad bereavement es boulevard on Monday, Oct, 28 oe gen te pone "Rinwert : Card of Thank« pa pte mero tor a +“ nig eee oad | In tf . fear! and har pel = aun 'er-in-law an unce ai.ter «& ingering ‘ Honn odmer, aiso tor 1? Marv beautiful . : itt e we loved so dear y. paid yo ele cold, a. hence to Park Lawn Comietery. . nee 1 wish to thank mv many friends and floral offerings and the Hamilton-Brown Card of Thanks. In death we do the game riiage funerals; no charge fer cha 4 to 6 years old. excelient heme and brient tches. amonds deceased Was a mem er o e i ' Monday. Oct 2k. at 2 1. m., from e} iver for thetr beautiful fioral offer. ‘‘o.. So'te Teather Dept. also Win Robert « We wish to extend our sincere thanks Just one year ago vou left us ps 7 a —+_ curate seenred yee Y= Post. and Refining Co.. lea Gro Ns. 116. WwW. Cc iso St Louls runera t ‘ relat © rt thie fer Pies Central 40Rn3 Lodre. Ne ' , og ie ithe Bensiek chapel, 3710 North Grand ave-| ings and sympathy in our sad bereave. Son. for their prompt. service to our relatives and friends for their kind- How me mise you. mother Sear. ADOPTION—Wanted. to adept little be 0. 505, rs Bee U. nue. thence to St Peter's Cemetery. Motor. | in the toes 4 our dear father THE BEREAVE D> FAMILY. hess and sympathy shown us in our sad be- And remember al! your kindness between 6 and i2 years of age. fer ¥ Dd ker ‘ilver, biattr HOLT HER watered inte rast on waned ) R: RORTENSE KUTENKER ANTD . reavement in the loss of my dear husband. . As we tne a silent tear FAMILY panton, Hox Y.7°R Poet. Ihtenstch “9h gee. » alse tee OC ‘s . Jesus. on Thurs- CHILDREN : f Thank and our dear father, Will Fllerbrock, and Sadiv missed bs v. E R ~ O N A L lic “ ; : . Oct. 24. 118, at 8:15 vp. m™., RABONED~ Asiccl —— Vt) ’ Card © peeesae especisliv thank Father Dubbert and pal!- IDR Wis — Por | vy acanay ay Vietroias. 8 & beloved son of day. Oct. “Op. in.. aan We wish to thank our relatives, friends, ' pe, a a tl . Ss Mt , ' ; ad eet ire! Comte De 3 . aa fy r. elove 4 of Katherine Raed- ‘ a be ae os 1c bearers and the Men's Sodality of St ——* Opp. Metropolitan dz.. Lin land “ : r 7 ~ ! } In ovine memory of m) rooney, ane | mown, 3 ; "Mair ( . brother of Laelia. areca Vii +, Flerman and Eliza We an t c hanks to npat Blanke-Wenneker Candy Co and John > ; q zi; Municipal Courte Hida. M Hollocher. our dear e@randson and liter Ruedner). Wiittam. : , * 6d et! our re'ativea and friends for their avr nd assistance during our bereavement in | Koch & Sons. undertakers, also — nks« for | Stephania Graef (nee es). TE een eee ee, See es a ee rm je tree tnedner). dear father- ret pe shown fn the lowes of tm dearie he ‘ bushand and father. who che ceaaiie beautiful tiara! aint 7 or this life one rear aco fie? ; ie ‘ Adoprior Coming PP wenia — ‘3 as kill 19, 1918 MRS. KADIE ELLERBROCK D CHIL. One Year has passed awa: _ Legal and Dividend Notices 15 ae a ; , Bi Sad and sudden was the cal! Minimum * lines SPECIAL NOTICES ; ee ee ee a a alee a ee ; eco ’ mf - William Hoellocher. - Re W , OLD GOLD, PLATINU Rd , , av*. | bet quar of aged 12 vears 5 months wttd 5 erandfathber and brother, at the ary loved husband and father, Joseph Chott ' nufactire a a } ie | BS Kossuth avenue. on Sunday. GO years. a n= et 2:20 p ‘ , awit, ; : FR EEMAN AND CHI!II, DREN Kind “of fa . ese Let at 20m, m.. to Calvary, Cometer’. Funeral on Sunes. n chapel. 14 St. | to the. Woodmen of the World, Elk Camp : ge For our dear mother. loved by all S oe teeth. no Mor, Heior. “Funeral postnoned fron: 2aterday.(c) from Biederwleden- Dunkman chapel, ‘emetery, No. 277. Louls tc} . wet GRADUATE ® te © Louis OTe ae New Bethle . MIS. CHOTT AND FAMILY 7 _ : Card of Thanks. That our dear mother Was ee away. ei) accom ex alitoraia hr buy old A hela ty find. ) papers please copy. Card of Thanka. median legge gi ne gg aie | When eamme thet Gee wan aend, | PERSONAL ratiread fare Res Ae leweiry | SF Card ef Thanka. ‘ We desire to express our sincere thanks | pathy shown me in my sad bereavement | Day sadiy. miss her. friends | seu remitoenes meet eccompany erai! oraars | ari - NOTICE “ty rn Undersianed. wat 4 R Ps. UA | NTER Entered 19) to gal Saturday, We wish to thank our relatives and BE iggy 2 p ae friends for their kind |in the loss of my son. August Verbeck, | may the wound ts healed. nN con- e ~~ ey ‘ara Rich- friends for the sympathy and kindness 7 eathy exten d during our sad be-| who died at Camp McArthur, Waco, Tex. | Bast they little know the grief that within | | traeted by eM wife win F 26, , eat shown us in our sad bereavement in the. ptt tgae de in the loss of our beloved sons. | 1 especially wish to thank the Rev. Father | our heart concealed, PERSONAL-—Wanted. Jim Phillips te write. 14.1A™ REV. DAWSON, _noted paychic sor, Pi Ming grandmother, at the age of t4 p Jacob and Adam Knabel. also the Rev | Strauas for his kind words of condolence. | She shall never be. eeewetten. never from | . nen aaa in-law. Allee, Fteeh Hill. Mo sPeCiAl. Norick : ~. aye rive. mother Ww. rett, aleao Rev ibbert a our memory fade PERSONAL-— Anyone knowing ¥ bas as core 3 0 ee ae ard jar re and and Wacker & Helderile, undertakers, for dal ity of St. Francis de Sales, the Renevo y @ the ne not been declared off. Mee*- Funeral Monday. wt a Nerth Grand avenue, for the manr ee ETT aN ‘eor AND. MRS PRANK KNARET. 4 oon i Drivers and | ead the o= = where she is jaid. of was in Bt, Joy Me. wi By ry w ir ; ; s. MARY GARR AND FAMILY, ae SISVTPRE AN PATE . Tite! pers Loca! o. 606 is fat Sadiy missed | Dlesae write (| |. MeKianer, “ 3 . | J ever Pueaday. $3 30. Medium che Nour! Crema tery. WEs i ents). SISTERS AND BROTHERS. LEO VERBECK.(e@) HUS SaNb AND CHILDREN (o> ot. Grand Island, Neb. —" Carsentere" trict Cota ots will “take place from the famiiy iow and for the beautiful fioral offerings. also } DREN 519 Converse avenue, Fast s&s: how We little thought that on that das wiiniia ; gh ate CN eae 2 dente)! ~ ; | aa patient or tuvaild en or Vrivate. Motor. . | HL We could pot realize what was «a! Cae. p Bf for > } pichier, our dear . ‘of ‘rant M joss of my dear husband and father. Rich.) Bit. t his kind word th Pies Church Psychie Sclence, 37> . J ; or 8 Fes, ¢ pallbearers also the palibearera, the Young Men's So- oo it year cm nieyes of Fairbanks. Morse & (o. and >... , , ~ | Loving hearts wi!l alwaye linger ‘round; abouts of Gertrude eh tnney. a ters will net handle mill wort | IPEAL spiniTUAL S@CIETY. hapel, | 2707 6 beagtitw feral eterinegs nt Soctety, the Tee Wagon Ww? bears the he Miss the Kron char Motor. (cid ~» e *% aad Be ee SRE Shee em he ae en

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(c) | MACHINISTS— Ono “aliround 4S Cal bee Vaan s route. iocated in tise N- AND | BOY S TE | E a i) Th CM | git foreman big, and raDite: and ‘ietierer, |_ Apply Ii0e Ofen a. electic “mnennt | _Heekett Mach, and lug. sential? @ Rood) Vektes nJewel ‘Fea Co, sett sesidiag in| copy, Feperal factory work; lbera! wages :LEPHONE 0 PER A TOR— oroughly ‘comnn | R00d wages once; st j . |_Appiy i04 Olive - ; We PLE Py ‘ . _— nderstand Un | apply reanme: steady work; > cl) ‘ er than Tuesday evenin, Several S " ta} DD ' Bical ag / DLY NEEDED TO : achine; steady work, "goo > 1 cutting | way for parti soniay., morning at'i2ia 8.” Broad: MAINTENANCE MAN- ee we 3. _Chas. pamer, eec.. Freebury, Il), | £004 opportunity for meneral factory | work teady jobs tor reliabie men; mia aol WEDNESDAYS: reel e 7 es va st. ar HAR = Bs SS RR ae lenced on xempt or above draf Standard ~— not afraid of work cd > a Saad ling atime wt accu : LETE U. $8. EXPLO.- DISH WASHR—Man,_3 daysa week te) SRNERS—A md saddle | makers. Burns Sad- | adie T. 4. Post-Dispaten ase and salary. , experience in bundle trait age with mn a | raceme Five felephane’Cumhea oat an | — at “pply to’ Mr. Rut FR -OM 3 oo rd = FRID AYS his position offe D- 7 Foo _ Wages, w & week work : Pg ee Lucas, (c shspnhintimanensaniate-aeebpeeentionalibertertio’ us. (¢) | 7m &n inside delivery departmen: & | references in iret } ‘ —, axe and ege ‘ oO: : at ’ 1 TO 10: rs Food aur 60PLAN’ eegye> r Di ; arwick Hote 1. HOISTING ENGINEER... MACHINISYS—2 first- a fair } ‘; Must write | _Disvat ch ’ ‘eiter. Mux D-257. Post- e* 30 P- experience, Box O-7 7 i T $ A , oe ISHWA ASH) ER Man or w, (ry or wri NEBR—Third shift. Cali j ¢ & firs Class; 6 benen hands: r hand and be abis to keep eim han i — . = [ | . ATU RDAYS FROM 1] P. et sien : i a Bat SL AE la : eS = Fe s | sltshedhiciaial : ype * ov gree oe sies > Olive ste R—Sherts Restaurant-—~7ee nhgiaekeeper, “Beck inr white. =, Apply to. rutral Machine Works. 12th and Tyler. (c&3) | | MAN” Essential industry. requires office” a. Mf Broadway and Locust 2 “oe a 30 P. M. AND S SUNS a Ee NITRO W, V ‘DISHWA: f highwa nsham Anner, a o install machin. | ,°¢Utive; must be thorough bookk — : , S FROM 8. 7 ASHERS ©) | wey and West Pine bi. ery: steady position; good sa | Manage small growing } pm Seo | ; 30 A. M. ’ street. = ae | ppeuantere Hote, and Fina Poly, Ch mes | HOUSEKEEPER st. ‘ie wiiee x experience and references. Box ox 3te Pate | i consider aomenivel akte eign men | 1S | Years — | PRESS PeLDE (10:30 P. M. APPL Y SUN 70 meee es gh ag ae Hep alls | all son: good cook: rs ‘ | Dispatch. _ ey (e3) | is en or bersonal applicatior:, 4, a ae spread a ae HER R— Ex perien ed. Heimat: - EEPER Wis WAR Work “EES, SEE ee sce eee og me cs Ses el i aera, ace renee: | EERE | MONG BARNET ORE 5 ee —ti‘(i«‘( "KE —— ly. HUB FURNI. E TRANSPORTATION | VRAE FISMAN TxOURE _ mechanical ~ drafts. | ICH DRIVERS 3600 5-21. Post-Biep lepatch. _ | furnace: references CS _____ (7) | _& Skigner, 4th at Olive. Buxton | LMR ALOT Cloths CMe | C9 PRESS FEEDER inder.~ Buschart lise. | © CAR WEST TO END OF LINE, ashington ay, iD MEALS EN ROUTE. | Box ¥-#i> pam Dispatee ence necessary. - | ANETOR: Colored: “or white — —{s)) | ton av. se oe a ee mae | | MAN—To- drive wagon who has some ex- | “0° | PRESSER—Sitady week anda a eeingt {re de turnace repairing and wat | yap . . —_ | DRAFTSMA ER ames sete -pee eee jm ngton a va. Ce — nce weighing {n live poultry or on fe7T) | Ch , anq ge0dcd pa) - F 4:30 handy man te hel: . . Ksiore. jlul N i. | AN — Ex ——— x MAN—To help in stock room. . who wis ° _.-napman Bros.. 3100 Ars ie S15 Kast » Dockery aT aoe “an pat. . TP DAILY. aay O FEE perience. food on tool desiening chanical; | JANTCOR— 1Geod ge Christ" Church ’ Ga. | _S. Broadwav. Apply BL wants, to work ee mand at rp ME Bi yp RESSMAN- aleeéaa, —— — ear) te ‘ou ee — _ tet =" fe) —": pee sox T'-322, Pos® Disp - ACU | MAN—To do rough work; handy | Market: married man_ preferred. — A I t | dante on ee Werk, aa: __ aKWw Lafavette. oe DRAFPTSMEN— ee atCh, = (¢) JANITOR—Co) ag se. s, 409 N. § y with | tools. Union Market. Stand 74 . “ nd hove: ov er Tr OREMGMA anti 2 AP, et ae mg work; . . N— Experienced olored, for small office build. onrad’ N. 5th at. (e)} tra ets. ) vears, PRESSMAN On, beam | vanes to good workin oe prac! Ors store ater TM “APPLY “ARE; stead ponan U5 gst alates |_N "* Thin ABOU AE pet, Manage, Cvs | WAN-To do porier_work” aud amunoe | MAN Martel. lcing on Baw Site” Geer'g|@8 Machine operators on Gov.| oer te'k, Cmte oe whee ori dal and" Fehee Coen! alaehi ~ g * Oakes, M. E. ———— ee? ON. Grand av. (c) hind bar; $15 week. Box T-268, - : ghand: must be | ae Pe otze & Son, 719 « ‘hestnut: saddle ) TOC yy i. fork, age 16 6 a, City Southern R. Pp | JANITOR A} -—To fir F AN- | P.-D.| able to read and write plain hand ernment w | a ne nn ic) d 1 AKE 5 a. iat . eater Ag. | | DRAPTSaw ER. Pittabore, Kan Kan. a of Set a Ray Be gg By Store ‘work; state Eiving start: answer in own handwriting: | ‘quired " ork rr experience re-| "RESSMAN—Job: | ood wages: steady posi-| «7 AR CO. ts rl Louis ~ } : c n timber make several eo) wages. x O- ost-Dispatch. age ani address. dress Lock Rox ; Wages 60 ny y Oday between 10 and | AUTOmODI na &00d readers. Aj ; Ir ‘b tures and mechanical r siruc- eral dollars in house. 4415 Dei- | Zi y,..,, .,. ... SE ti 1a - Jv to $18 er! 3 Bl call at 321 Ful € ant . . ar a } perie ‘al work; State age, inar » Del- | MAN—Young, as assistant bookk “Ep 2 P ae Monday Dispatch 2 - Mpioyme nce and salury ok initiaited ° eeper. 10 Ss. - =| wee - a , 9300 N. oo —— ed . A $ , Post-Dispatch, expected. Box Y -278, & —$ ' oa art MAN— For southwestern Dart of cite ep P ; Can Carn more after learn-| PRReEn An —First-class job “pressman: one TRUCK I Second, (ot) i a tes , r a M; e ‘ “ . x = . ey ~~ - : | . 4 | DRIVERS—1240 _ 5 ee Jefferson. a | | Soiree: ice help: must be "good at figures. cants must be married and ever bi appil- ing. “Apply 5939 Kennerly av, FF Miller feeder preferred; | CPHOLaT? DRIVER—4150 NO nae IS in drug store “aah aid CI VICE. DRIVER —161 Glasgow. ar ier mie ( a | MAN-—Storage “tates avi. fe) | old: eee unnecessary, aithough man | lake Wellston car to 5900 | fidential Box ‘€ 308, 'Post-Di atch,” von: | housekeeper Plana ieee masons. rans ee . ‘ ~ aan e m posse ail grocery o r . 4 ae ee spa ere and wbisraar “ i — Rte Se ee, 4ara Ko | ae! Pg quepagueneet Ss a . -- ae . c © anc > imbing shop. 3001 Kenn e¥ CR = ating e. 6010 Delmar, | week: apply by tetnen: win ra. $18 ber JS Puseh’ 8 Grove, ¢ Slayton rd.” (el) | | AN =—¥ ard and one ace man. Appiy 13 : ay a iN Broadway and Morgan. me ee gene and saucezer molders; can | QUARRYME Ts lored. $i: — "| Windt- Dw ae! “ os to 450 yee Week, . et xperienc for truck: white Y-346, P dD nces =i = White or r colored: money ailway Exchange Bidg ANAGBER—For ‘lumber d: one vy has work: o y ecework; Government a @ or colore: at, ——— St eS rer Jewelry Co.. Marshell, Tes. ved. Call Komont 2049. ost-Dispatch. (c7) night; Blatr and Penros Perki > ih Nt fy A | ability managi yard; one who has I ; Spen shop; no strikes or mint St ee 9100 Virginia. Kyermann Const. | c LA) ment ‘trade: light work. ; f . a | DRIVER_ Ford; moat ~. ———| 9 emiepratadieetten 1rose. erkinson Bros. MAN—For gasoline filling station: Saeen eries i naging yard and routing deliv. {| {uis Malleable Casting Co WA T CHMAN Forest Park bf. te UFFE R—I*. wd delivery and care classy reenine’ good, « apable of .ABORERS_ To work in lumber y y ~} reguired. Box T-281, Post- Dispat teh. (e) | and anything else pertaining to a re- | _Broa adw _ 3 Ty rs j _ Box 0-77. Post-Di oa eeping car in good sas ition an ___bly Alt ard. Ap- prea = ‘) | tail lumber vard: hig! hhh A fos) S RRYMEN-—And laborers. Wast St. Loui: Able-b ie to learn good re — - Dispatch d Stand ail about repairing: no and unter. | ote ‘ Box Mfg. Co., 174 C tarroll. (o> MAN AND WIFE -For cooking and ene. | tical man: must jarnien heat to prac- | MO] DER FE —_— on sone Co., Falling Springs, I.: city aities. | Iv: lee man to work 7 nights week - old) Box ‘T-205, 3 (e1 F = — R. H apply; references. Box _D-299, P.-D. fer LABORERS — For brick vards. iIvdrault ws P aa =, amily in county. Box ©. | Post-Dispatch. ox T-406, Dien ti 4 4iv 1AND | | 2tid Arcade Ridg. East St. Louis. Tl. (ec) | liberal waineni” chon — do ‘factory work; — ‘kobas orissan (ec) | nec x ric ‘o.. Spring _and Market. [ os Spat (*?) —-~-- - " sential work, good RAW FI’ Ft . : — | ge; give references, work in 4dr x — ) 7 ————_=->_.= c4 | MANAGER—For territor i L wages. North St. | W FUR GRADER— Expert, who can d Rox T-391. Post-D e . ffer drug store, . MAU ‘at mvlered: neat appea ‘ance | L R L\ K RS AND HELPERS LABORER tH ay bar ron. Apply - I MAN— eo 4 —s 18 3 and 20 for genera} | B pnd income possible y ne ee eine : piy after today It Grand and Carter. Ap- | Ri Ah ie any section: state experience and | | W ARE } mnt me, , Ser o° Drasd end Mic ol Yande ster pl. referenc Cail dy W ages, driv ers. $9 4 per ink | RAILROAD LA BORE Sane = = a ae '] vwancemnent. 63828 Clayton. * start: geod ad-/| pio oti ia priting, Insurance or, selling sne- ing a m., or Monday mg | Weenke: Foes. Weil Bros. & Co. Fort | b 4 10U SE MAN. —And > tgs St. - ows : . Oar: Al I's aan oe n an- ! - si ? Stennett ate hie : a eT ae (oo SUR—Co'orea, and but ; essentii | Hotel, 2111 N. Broadway. *"| MAN-—Joxperienced in packing department. | 2U@&e 1s desirable, but not necessary. § IN ' T y =) 2 ; | —— orers. Appl J very in drug store, Ma- BE aay, good. nay, foam wad pues iecaye “a al and reat employ - | LABORERS. Steady mill — sas ee | ene Brecht Co, Can Dept.. 1210 Mt “om Tie, Post Dispat er spoken. "tee Th | 1G pair W A T ¢ HT] M AN. RAILROAD OPERATORS—AND STATION | TRANSFE R "*CO.. ( ae MBIA oa £0370. ost Dispatch. . | it; Wages, helpers 17 | ,hour, J. C. Kinck Mineral Milling Co.. |i (e oN . ~p : . rocery delivery wagon = SEGR rer ce: Box 0-174, -D, ‘Wages w hen eom etent. A dotte; best wages. Hoffman ¢ Phd men 2°11 Pine st. : : (ce) — : OFFIC Eb BOY-By 1 1) Distoner SPL EN DID WORKING CON. | WATCHMAN -Good roposition _ fer (c) UFFEUR—For two-ton aa ‘truck: 6:50 b ¢ PP Y | ABO fe) | “as . wy oe work around insti er roms portunity for a yarme corporation: fine op- FROM POINTS ‘ON THIA Lana nee stare. : sich industrious rea. ‘ee wee “g neon Md salary. Apply ‘Trorlicht-Duncker Car! /0:530 a. m., . ’ » LABORERS “Pwo, for off-b = = tio pply Semple av.; Forest morning to } ent, apply Monday | : SON THIS LINE. AP-| © or colored, who can Mislis Go to i haces: « Petes. 4th and Spruce sts. Ee lta: énd ‘1: 30 3 etween 11:30 a emi, | Julius Seidel 1 nner Ci ee re pie fe) MA N—Young, bright, intel aa? ee Bogtmen’s| *'Y TO Qu RATUROAL PERINTENDENT, ae Teference. Hox T-412. P.-D. (c) errant ee BAUPFICUR—-White, for country 7300 p. m. | King’s highway. (et : Ur woman; experienced portrait en-g Fy “wren ne | » .. BROAD sia > aces lene: tnd Batarcay O°}, wants: |” Fame be good driver and good mec hanlician: iC OLUM r vinci LABORERS—10, for wreckine: 40. cv) | largemen®; proposition entirely new. Box ligent, ambitious, 25 or 30 OFFICE BOY —Bright : about 16) Way, st wap tats «Sha ne ee) Fred bey: y EE sclggn:, Mee at 5a nd Saturdays. Box O. * T-382. Post-Dispatch. 4 BIA rRA NSE ER ( O.. money anytime: tire job ng: 0c Ca nour: | at) Mh i .ears of age. One able to vears of ag Po r I 1\ be | piamburs and "Klenle, - ch -— 2 - & o z . re - yj te 2 . >. r z - } wae Seachinist expericace. an * | OFFEUR- Young man or ‘girl, on (12 th and Spruce e. Broadway and | | CABORERE Wie is foreman. fe) | M AN a no *sunday at soda HS agg ys giv e bond “and referemes. BRE ( ‘HT ( 0. 3001 pply at THE Se teareemnie ERK—And stock man; must work: at coat old house “wir a Apply Doischman Gar. *’ ‘wn ® operate car between two! ( ‘h : - ©..or colored: a. 5 per! C andy Co., 417 N. 7th wT P ermanent position with . @SS ay. ( J and reliable: neteresons r ired: : st _Charies, Mo, ; ” 3ven. shington av., 4th floor4es mats engaged in war work; give refer-| Outeau, Second and Carr or aay; at quarry, 5100 Virginia. Eyermann | s : Se) vo ith good Ze ; C+) | industry. Call 1138. 24st. 0 ay | WIRE ed _ SOF .-__ Broa@way. Bx Widmer, Supt. my Qdvancement.’ flerkere” ~ opruce Judge & Dolph D. Co., 515 Olive. (8) | BS naa — umber yandling one colored lu. | 7e@Ss. Box O- 8. Post-Dispatch. Victor 286. 2700 Fairview exper ence. . Caruthersville. Mo. (cl) | rye 7K SEWERS hee : P.-D fey | WRECKERS io: ai ac (ms S 222K Cheatn . .f ( DRUG oT SS etna | er han n in ani MAN- m "Taha tt Pe aes + 2 A ST eae ‘ recall moms TD true kers: white o t. ~ a our, money - Wr othe enna ae? x —— 5 io | ane page Junior or senior: well recom-! Julius Seidel Lumber Co 7 2000 S Scing’s (neem, o fill orders in wholesale di ug MEATCUTTER -A good meatcutter war ¥ ' ored; in feed mill: good pay: stea ay ool Pe: fire job, Levee and ‘'B reman: seo nds: go0d pay and chance oe CHAUFFEU R nartic led: ood Dosition to Test ep 4 ead aimw ee (en ognized by sivancoment. "A ~ ios a ith, | market man; must be industrious and fur- \ a ‘ ployment. Apply Corno Mills Co., 20th and rank Kennah, fore n. _for Apply 1 nited Shoe Ma- ., - | —— setter. Box T-54 -D. iiiciiinieniesiiiaekas benize fancement pply 8. 4th. | nish referenc es. Hetz! ? ng , N T Baugh. Fast St. Louis ep »,| WRECKERS—10. 70a @ fon. 1425 Olive st" Get), MMAR! eapetiones ane’ Salary eipesieG: | PHECTRICIAN, Wily “motor “and wiring ex.| LABORERS AND LUMBER | MAX; [nexperienced, ‘middle-aged, tor ign | Tumble ele mcneatueet: ASSIS 1A SAUAAGH MAKER ondssleady Wek, | fat. NAKe® to Rood ‘men’ see’ Mie "Mads ¥ ¢ Wit: ; : rons i y ‘tes erience; s Wages wanted and pres cturing; steady wor good pay. MmCHAN = “irst - = | . on Fore er, supt.. money any ‘ime & of age. ives work in face -T-144, Post- Dispatch. | ance. Box D1: $1, P ) exper! PIT iD RS St ‘ d 5 % Cal} iT WO NV andey antes. \ ¥F irst-class: k00d wages, truck . good pay. _. we Smith Meat Co O64 frands; good opport ckER— ry wo - : ost-Dispatch. _ fe&) 454Teo-—— Svea dy work and . te) experience. Martin Motor ‘Truck’ e2 OPT O T } O _Montgomery st. pik hogy WRECKERS 2224 Sco ney e Supls ee si) Morean’ , Aply Joe ne enctd,, for betel food serv. | ” cg RICIAN- ‘Experienced nonunion wire- | rood pay * GR UNER [! M | mAs st oe . passenger eevee. welt ane: * ; posse fez) ) . oa ; — “ence and Nate Schaefer | wc tte must be neat, na ' wen: | ma on in e wor must have complete | _ fa : 4 WW- 4 + i & © onday Post -Dis- | MBCHANIC Goed, for :trainin “2 fh, ° , atural Br leds, rences nine. - nS pete: L > OPERATORS — -And ge my grey | = 7 oc sole. Columbia Elec Co., 1109 Pine. | BER CO.. 4006 N. Broadway. (el) pateh Bids. , oar safety inspector: as a vse i This i8 a splendid one SET-| P MEN * RECKERS— 15. Monday morning, = a: ; : s P , MELE Soygger nnn RRR oN RET Bae ogy ree i GET CaN An atl. Seed sia Tee 5 a! ePipecta: ritine. . g . y : “3 ee industr permanent work. good a} ae ee. look ‘atver, everacion of ‘LAB SORE | M rela oe ” ork in foundry ofiice. Ww. 52, Boat. Die Ra handw: ting I ux a high- P lass 9 nin in On National, Acme nad Brown- ; Wree ‘king —" wagea. Jacob Sc { Bn 5 tial and accurate: meee anity for advancement, Apply | familiar with steam- Seating olees Coueen ton | iRS—And quarrymen: ! Pae ae oe aes MIEN—Two men and 1 f | tate exp — ishment ; Sharp screw machines; rush | YOUNG MAN—To drive Ford delivery truck ery reed ply Mr. Decker, Meyer ; : (06) expérience and \salary Wt CY eer yen ymapeirnesiilian © St A. avs for furnace work, S erienece and efer- poe sig oad and work j th and Clark. % BeMISTS—Only those who have thoroueh | !ost- Dispateh. expected. Box Y-123, steady employment, rood MA N— Msperienced. for general work; pri- rae on ace Co. v94l Forest Park. (c65 ences; confidential. sda fer Coy ernment work; new build- a) ae Regt A we HG Apply Monday —. Store must have eXpert- B-mode A meets endla opvortun ity £55 | ELEC TRICIAN—To look after operation “ot | wages. Apply at once, COT; UM. | Appiy *s OF na ~ ad board; ae; Vander eee over 1%, colored. 1959 & Box D-278. Post. Dispate " aress ing. WESTERN SCREW | YOU NG MAN—In packing room, to to help in ence; ‘alifornia an ‘ie: Ds ; Or | 1@ electric equipment night s URE rape ee petieeck= : —- | na Ent nn — page c * ICTCTS C "9190 & | packing; must be exempt from raft; sala “a ‘ iat Cokes ment. John T. Milliken & Co., $a} be familiar with steam noatte cha a ye ‘BIA QU ARRY Co., Columbia MAN—Hiandy man and pipefitter helpers MEN— Colore. i, 1" nd boys over J6. lfemp & RODUCTS CO., 3219 S. Broad. Siz per week. Apply = Al d S13 ry Mara, tor’ factor work: ty ie?) | age. experience and salary cupented "Box | Wi. ( 8) | _must bring references. [.owell Bleacherv. Co., 1939 S. Vandeventer. et) RDEI Way. ¢) | _St.. th floor “ee ; ry’ work: Pm C Ro ‘FP FPERS _pP oi sae T 09 P ‘ 7 ri 710 Polk. ? i; ME ve y O- “ - «> t(DEh ei ER KS ” - \ poly to Mr. Davies, 3010 Mone aying Ztac. Apply | 1-4, Post-Dispatch. fe) ae. See c ne. miiddie-ared. jo run on trains: | s Kor pi ting up orders for YOUNG MAN—For Billott Fisher tabuiatin ae , (eR) —— morning. B18 XN. Mad i io) ELE v ATC mR BOY— Colored. Apply Engineer. } oc M A N-- For general factor v work Steinwen- long _ runs. - Apply 2047 C Mark, @ ’ teal” hy mr Sts: sundries pharma: om SEM Eki LABORERS—E 4 machine: one who ita good at ficures ting ential work. Apply fore- fo0¢ per aed cents chernical cleaner ; |: 50S Washington. 7) | | on Stoffregen Coffee Co, Broadway ani, “/\—W ith families for country common la-| dustry. Ap > a supplies; essential in nday morning. between 10 r~ me ha a an a f-f® can casily .earn; WS Louis Vlaning Mill, Grand Ma patch, a ti a piety S97. | | ELEVATOR BOY--¢ Solored; experienced: ref- | hy Ai ‘ =: ed h ne = Dery SOS Marke (c) | Drug Co. “ah and’ ‘or Meyer Bros 1010 \. Broadway. for directions to net | Main and Wainer > ~~ se Co... 6e) Bi —In wholesale cut flower house. ‘tcc | Washin gt See Engineer, Sunday morning, 923 La OFers all CG NAR evel on i vith rte Pontes "tenga e chipping oom and toe depart. | }ORDER CLERKS—To fila an. k = F heiaa Pega fey ST. LOUIS CAR COMPANY, age, for filing and mis. | MET. Post-Disr Ox | Washington. fe) Envelope anc Oo. Co., W1 N. 1st. hae 4 ur owell Bleach- those who have k d check or ders; , Pie 4 ‘ work: $9 week. Box 0-372, "yy a pad ©) | ENGINEER—3313 8. Compton. Essential industry: best wa — (oQ) | TY. 1710 Polk. ce)! ferred. We will nowiedge. of drugs pre- | SHADE ‘AND Oo : SEIN ESE ~. b - f ages. a : - — . ainihice wil l pa) ) 4 - ipping and. receiving: expe ri- ENGINEER. 7 jceused ; niegbt shift: Faery MISSOU RI MALLE ABLE IRON ( a: MA N —RKeliable, to w ork nights on fire alarm MIGN - -For tree. Pruning and general park than you can get deewharen mutter salary DR APE R y HAN¢ t-ERS , 8000 N, Broadway, . to learn battery ‘business. MeTst. Post:Dispatcr’ salary expected, | wages to steady, responsible man. Box Austr U. a East St. Louis, I). Rs agg ay Me hoe Post_bi man to jearn / apply 3 7:80": er ere 2 ‘ark. 4274 Magnolia: heir aCe sh Rood references. Pm ey , “ane B winiiteieiana pews: sv : Ww A N T S cker, Wesco Supply Co. - : ‘| 1.392. Post- Dis tch i aa | y_U. S&S, Government Employ- sh OSt-Dispatch. (el) = ‘e) 'd_ and Cedar. see ~ re ployment = | " » BSRK—With BN nn ER Ree nn ee? | ment Offic is : MEN- “ip . fel) rete _—e floor, STIX, BAER lee i ae ee (ch Kall or over. ay Mg i my E-NGINEE aR Experienced. tae handling ' Market sta, - a _—— (el) | be" fo. Pol RY on coal wagon. Apply any timer rete (0c ,28 hour: money ' ——. tapertenced tn 108. ae drugs and | - cal 1 — z RB Hammersmiths and. Helpers he or sorter work: eK PM pumps and crushing machinery. Apply | nectidut it +, see Frank Kennah. foreman. ’ , Post-Dispatch.| and opportunity for adv ancement t ~ d =o , reterences re 8 trade. Apply Patt re Mr om eagle Sree Bata ae Post-Dispatch. (e) MAN-—Mechanicallv inclined. fo nachi and experience. Box 0-65, Post- SS na : “S) | Steadv jobs f liabl an: d Chasinet etet pnene Capen Co., Main For day and night turns. — ? : 4 6 ‘ ' . cle bl “* a oN Rey iP) ‘ Y re ° vr Mi a ine tee madi “teemmeen eaey- ~ . ' . . } = or ‘ 2 rover, bright capable. | os Clark. ie LNG INEE R- MAC HINIST- Kor manufactur B r+ work, \niversal Cutter C'y.. wr 67 MEN —-To } ‘ead met eae app: vy mectzanine fioor. ; . reliable and SHIP P ING AND RBUCEIVING wens RE ee eee SSE HET Be do light offite oben MEK—With some experience in bundle! ,i"% Planjr steady position: good salary I I te wpe. 8 See careful men; good pay. Apply wholesale house: imust know how to 1 Pa NOTICE ood cha nee for advance- wappin: and work in an inside delivery Shen: Dispatch. and references Box D-2 fey S) EID a fal M AN lo tak 6 c¢ are of Iwodge and do Ken = Mit) N ro driv e 1c e wagons. Apply 6105 , to V rT bef pe ] re Py > ate 4 wagons through “ee 3 ouis and > J .. Be, Si Vy * ~~ 4 ° ™ Post Dispateh. _fe) “ ~y mnt; must write 9» fair han® and be Sane aa . a sr rh inate Colle work Jit 1 Catholic college. Chem- Bartmer ay. : , ‘Slee, FACE vA RD SS Pao: tr make fre'g) d express shi ipiment's. ‘ 4 ER A L, STITCHERS AND [ned naw ana abuse OR to keep simple records accurately. John | GINENR— Thoroughly familiar with re- —— ee S-iayton, Mo. (e$) | MEN—o unload cars: good pay. Oth an- “Biston | be rapid and aceurate at eures: give ref. as Mi! ‘Tied, under 30 y eats, for estab. age rererene es. : Box Dee : x, I ost - Dispate! i. v ALN: NIL KS pen sheup. 4661 Deima? el , arid jadies’ ‘NoOer: ste ivy emola' ment. be W INC" ( INS wet, * floor {co} ates Co., 907 N. Broadway. (-)| @rences and salary expected. Box T-380. Fro . med tea and coffee route; present man MEN. HLDERL Y; FOR TIGHT WORK a. my. ; ¥elore good man. Central 4419K isium's, S17 N. | SIN. (e7) A Tac aa " « Post- Dispatch. (c) rom 18 to 60 mom hee Te araty shortly. fe Cal i in per a AROT ty ) HAC CTORY. ox cel JUMBIA CAN PAINTERS Goo brush ode ae _. Sixth. Meiasy * bias v7 R on . . + > ’ . i id ond yr —- " . ab scosunisy wtete ag Byency . beading VYARMER—-Working farmer: small piace a ag we _ Om iso ; t ak Sea now Enright st. : open shop. age *HOVELERS Colored: Patterson and King’s W AGNER 2 SXpected. Box 0-419, Post-Dispatch. | cood home. Berger. 2639 Napoleon, New f MAN—For baling paper and to work in ES “Youn. beats from draft, ‘to learn, PAINTERS— -~Union. Call Sunda: Tima VaNWSY; S250 ser day. 7. Bys ~ BR Mais) eee 7 Sean | Orleans. or sterereo: n: good wages, board and room . elennte drug oo —— feture. pee ae Alabarna. y. 90 \) SHOVELERS—10: 45 per tense ~ ELECT ‘N 0. nme egg Coe - usi- | coe | sly manager. By kinghe ee i rf) r cKer, ever Lros rug Co., PAPER a ort ae RIC MFG CO n pn “CE Kood pay: referentes. Phone Olire ¥ "is Mis Go Apaly Mr. Eby. w agner Elec. | - highway and W Se gg Pine “J Annes, Kings 4th and Clark, lo “Son 2 - iL. Lea tiood | 3 ob: stead wor , Pg ‘tha ie to as rom werk: gmeet @ a nears wire L D fet | N ft W., V MAN. For MEN-—-To nail grain doors, experienc ak: spatch. ’ ton av mn, ' ng: vt 2 ix 7 : Apply © , general cleaning, such 8 4 a o nail grain doors, experience not) PAC Kitt : ae mn. Mondas KE. Mullen. ic) a 'D PHONE D per OR- Good: with experience on eol- i" IRE cMAN ‘pp! y chief Bngineer, Washing jl PQ, Al. ows. chairs and care pe Pye Pv a neceseary; ordinary laborer can do work INDI ae PTRST-CL ASS, FOR ESSE rts SODA DISP - NS} tI r = \ S 2 Subscription accounts; if you have | “So a tel, ngs highway and _" er: nice place for someone: experience o and wt little experience earn wages equa! SALARY Ex , ey & REFERENC mo AND Pauley, King’s ~~ can or annem, OS Ones. . , 310 N. ‘ i boo perience. don't apply; good | —-- ~- necessar,\ Box O-136. ‘ost-Dis : 10 [ to sk! 1! ed labor. Phone Bridge 2M) (ct) nn (A PECTED He xX Y-2446. PP -pD * 5 enway and Delmar TOOLMARKERS ON DIE AND J} th Cc} : to right. party. 1187 Syndicate Trust | FIREMAN—For downdraft, 45 to 50; “Traat | MAN. : seee8. ) : ae PA‘ KER In wholes , STABLE MAN- | Night work; apply Monda: MACHINISTS AND MACHINE 0 amber a see si nin “K (82) be single: apply engineer, St. Jokn’ 8 mee. '1QQ9 WV WY 1p AN-—Inimediately, single man. over draft MEN—To_ learn telephone trouble work: nian nted at a ee erles, competent 916 N. Broadwav : Soe 4 a '' MIEN 7 REPAIR S OR — Mxperienced inotalinien: | .P/ts!. Puctid and Fairview. 0 lg O7 } eee Serene et ne Gee weet, as hee, co que tes mer empies and ane Confectioners’ Supply Co 40's or at STATIONARY: ENGINE‘ 4 YOUNG MEN TO LEARN TRADES, ~ c tia ree OOO ws an ne —_ ) > weitt “won re > © Ti ¢ ‘ r Pr “* ie a? “ , . : SELPRsety i’ tatin et? + . . _ hardware business, are 5 opera: state cna applica: WREMEN *s Ww hite. » ate ' cenwineer, o st Post ma en an glee Box OTs. Post-Dispatch. (e7) P an L a live good wen; steady wort experie a ‘end wal ent; night shift; s! ate ose, po” NOT CHAN on. GOVERNMENT WORK, ; and salary ex pect e appl ca-— ouis Independent Packing Co., 3815 ou- ree : ; » OS , oe re" nop. Wise, 42438 Von Verne , erence 2nd salary expected. B Y-371. 1 APLEIGH -HARD. © Ppgegincty contuca rte D-36S, | _teau av ©) Meals and Transportation —- MAN, 79, work, nights in taxicab office: Memproved ‘on farm, without mall enildren’ | PAPER HANGERS Cail “wong Fost Dispatch, a | ee LEMOUTE AY. : . —— : Cs) i ‘ ae ccustomec Oo night work: 40 . 27 peggy Memes dean eg between 7 orga ap MONGSEY Morm.ig STEAMFITTERS \? yu? “—", "rr 5 ae enn —_— ‘ | *IREMAN. Colored; 40« ‘per hour; call be- Ww > 0 50 years z account distance to school; house, fuel fur mh éand & 3517 N a a - Fro & Co National 7 Fourth and Wash- eng ene experienced oe a tween 8 and 12 today. TOs St. ¢ “harles. Free Kin Route. +e ea pected Ox O-308, P .>D ave had selling. buyin ald Delmar BR2SR, ” ‘% ; ae | ehgineer. St. John’s Hospital, Euclid = ’ ~Ateog commission basis. Box QO-225,| entrance. PHOTOGRAPHER Photo poeraie = “ ade KNOGR APHER-—To handle detalii and eae eee 1m prece coda. general dry gosta Sth floor. d ~ ; ‘te R—Neat_ ‘appearing Catholic gon- Parkv jew. ev? aie -Vispatch. ar Dae ae tee : OE man for Sundays. ’ Ps boll dark room wist manager: selling experience , and @ ready. to-wear. notions, station ining. room. . Fae with fair education for road posi - - i Naeem AE j 66 99 - t MEN hixoerie cea ana inekperier®r ed. tr Rox I oa, % I> bi! g future and r Aid ‘ ‘ 4iTrab furnte vhing linena Ww Ty or ™. Will pay right party $150 per month | FISHER MAN--Steady work; good pay. MAN --Experienced in writing insurance work in large pharmaceutical laboratory: wROProGRaP HER Por dark +r man at a 12, advancement for CUDa- the ‘o> beaten t © are not nterenas in da fountain. Apply Mr. $25 cash bond required. 1043 Svyn-. Call 1815. Ss _Jefferson. Ms ing lodges. or selling books for prot. excellent opportunity to right party. only . izs: OURK tnan or gir} of phen euenent STMNOMIB _ont- Dimnareh, ea, inded, aceurata. caveeel eat sertous a nee wae raat Bide. 2) 14) ?TERS—Reamer men, press 705 Market St. these fines, Positions, not included in| Sohn T Miiken & ta. ad and Corer reli | i mee wel no: Fewas. 1827 Market > ninee a ce TOUne ian. seversi eve. | man, with family respomaibility et cmitieee _- a RS—Private plant; steady wipe. ‘i UO ark Ss : = 104, PO tepatch, (c2) |. -—~ oe ore Je R-— r |, ATHE HANDS Mi : or a MAN arnill; r with eas and ¢: : biocks south. f. . r 7 2 #16 Eouatmen’« bars position is based solely on merit and Betts Two first-class, 9 ~ Werks. 028 N Alth. ee stead v em ployme nt. Apply clase need anniv te t-olags: wages. A cals testing; — shou! a hi ai eomee te A pike * MILN —‘to work in pork packing and pork ” a selored:; cook and work aroun J ms *: “JHAPHET ie a et nidention ie i pel oa Se entirel: = si | f YaITORS— For iob work: English and | W Vharf ant d Nt. Geor re st. SL Stambaugh & Son. 42 St Maffrit gt ron % COlege era duate not necessarv. oh cooler. to put uD orders in city sales rhe Sa 100nN iza N. @th ef ; pom. a ~ EE —4 ‘ver ne an) desiree Rios an : ey ae, pag py your. ace. paomber : 2 Apply Steffan — “Wood. — as en as aii around man in ign he ediihinas mab | LATHE HANDS~—First-class: steady em = 4: Post Dis Patch fox}> | Partment Apoly at 9:30 p. m. Sunday PORTER— Colores f ’ cation oder te aie “ “ oa se HOO! eC vou have been emp! Loved oy, t a or hed may Monroe. (ec) te sing ‘roo > permanent position. Ap FORWARDBR AND F INISHER--Good posi-| ployment and good wager. Apply 82°:; l:aw MAN AND WIF * ‘olored: no children: 3 and 7 .@. m Monday. at time office St. Park oye ~~ GrUc More Zor Rox T-141. Poet em SORTOCSSIA! O58! end ralary. The position | sneth of service St. Louis Fixture Go. on, Publishing Co., 116 Chouteau, (©) tien to right party. Calvert-McBride Print- ton av. ; ) anitor and laundry work: live in eee: fran lo uls Independent Packing Co., 3815 Cho nd yee ne | = = “oat ee eee " OUP exDderience hes taught a ot fay . (c} ing Co. Fort Rmith,-Ark. (2) OTHE 7 +. om Sooo oth Wages: good place for coup! i oo ~ cen. J vf shen - Fal gay: A ppls Gross ‘I'vpese! : wa ner the mv — Har r a ate aove ange i oat ranment does much to make the Figg ae Tau BOmduct Wanted POREMAN Nighi, macning soy, foreman, LATHE HANDS—Good wages, er work." Apply 508 Minetre. ©’ MEN —Five, ae for poe thd Chestnut ats os) Hamner. 412 Ndr are amd Geller, Ward & | mam. Personal, interview “will Be seramued at Co.. SIL Walnut st. (e) if ors ate eter speek: one ntial work. “Box J ST. LOUIS C AN CO Auto MAN —Por shipping room; do crating, pac! work on -ecutoft saws: steady =e ®alary. Michae ty Washinaton (c, | p AILORS , Werk On custon ul | Te : ae en wanted only for con- 408. Post-Dis atch. Mira) , *9 wi ing. receiving, shiopings. etc. : stead» wor’ ’ ? » - 9 . =: = ee Se ashington. (ce) Bond Tallorine Co cy a4 tf | — : ’ : Te “eee ~ enn , P ne a ‘ . | ‘) { a for a cood. P - :. . ~ : PORTER i olore i, t 7 . . = 2 > . ‘ ave ad . 7) Ameriea } { c " w~ APPLY instore Applicants must FUR GRADER - =; Wxperignced Lomet nal lant, 5300 N. 2d st. Cl). Mfz. Co,. 110 Pine” sean Can ana employment; Government work. — Delmar. Cali téday.” nS MS. arecery, CS?) TAILOn For repairing and pressing: good an Car & Foundry Co, x Tr ’ 2 ery: uniimite: wture cape — - 4 ter ow} . . a s ‘ ify poe tion aa wa ‘‘hevtesu a o.. 1000 bee Ate) hl references as to hon. ru RNAC r MAN3850 W. Weetminster. a PB OPERA TOR. Christian Board of aye Not over 35 oars. for perinanent out. "aturday afternoon off. ey a ofored. John S&S. Swift Printing TAILOR—To work im “tore: good we Madison, Il., itd v z ——_— 2 ic) pe ion. calling on established tr eTeanserTr ~ _ ana Stationery (o.. T4515 Py t.¥ Saate inet a “7 BOON ces an rh —- — p aad good habits. FURNACE “MAN—Furnace and “house man. LINOTYPE OPERATOR— Experienced, non re wand buting essential food products; samen I [ N¢ K LI M BER CO., PORTER —Colo r mf ¥ Nature! Het «i — ae Sere Ses Wants iE |’ MA kK KRS 5 PAY 36 to 42 CENTS at Forest Park ¢ soltege. Come eva * J union. Ruxton & Skinner, 306 N. 4th Btfc) ana keeping: a et be married 5700 Natural Bridge Rd el) Sunday ~ teh , mornings, dally, e¢ cep’ / RAMS ER = FS . : 3 _ ’ ' eo n house. ox T-127. P.-D_D é, , 4 se (Ga) é - SLs ‘Or TOCK Wakonsa stables oe INR x ‘ : AN HOUR for work. Take Market car, {°8) | | INOTYPE OPERATOR— Who is used to job MAN = ? " Grand A Fler Machinists , |: f é — . AN * . . PORTERS —Color: & 1S , = en —" tea! ut Perkinson Mroe. la ns a HANDS ¥ ya) ary ent: reference, experience and sal. Work: good wages; steady employment; day, PORTER-—Apply Mletio s 3 -_trect for bastion, 106 8.94 ‘oom Help 4 (c) 24 working condi. FUORNITUI RE WAGON HELPER-— acca | LINOTY PE 2 } K RA 0 R ies dentici" Sed. arplication strict!y conf. OF hight VMorgnn vy “ie0i0 Seafood ‘so. 414. 1 KAMYT ERS ~ToO leave town: $7.50 ner das tirab Iron and B I] Vf k & Steady work. 109 “Vine. “ons, work: good wames: live South Side. 1218) F ‘liar +} lel & MAN: ox D-330. Post-Dispatch. (e7) | 8C Hat, FPF-KOKEN MFG. CO., 2d and Tyler. PORren red: bd, eall Sunday at wt iickem, T. Ma'one a uaers ae i i ! ‘ d - ° . 2iv-—t olore you lite " Be Th ‘Tk : 7 BLPERS—Switt € co, East [ee Apply 8 a. m. Park ave S._Broadway: 3206 8. Jefferson f | Oe ede em MB- |" aha A Howrew. married man for collecting MEN WANTED rey Bros. Drag Co. caodfellow ard Etat, | pAMSTERS Broadway and River dee Heaters 7 é - ° > ~~. - e o 4 424i vy « : E ' . . 7. ‘ ot * , -- ty Vearn fh ene heiid 4 : ; ( | 4 S ’ . te - rr? a OPPortunity for advar tp advancement. Second an remen fey Oth and Cass 1! Stet aed ieee “See . ‘pi re ireaqe mx T 308, Post-Dja,. ee Eirence on 39th. etl 7 ictrke a__ Kira wood eet »CO., 3d and Chestnut. (Cc y, Fi a Sink, for apnointment. ) Paeee PORTER—To work jn dr | 7 F, pa Bremen. Murphy Conatrnctian (er rs a we. ; . amore - ‘2 urug Lor . ul ’ . ‘ rife ~ - rt kenera!l repair work about _ UNTTED RAILWAYS COU . : pant _DRIVER- 2239 N. 20th ies dusue et a position ~+ Sy essential itn. ‘ i King’s highway and eH ~ e. Pauley, “bridae onaes yt Bons - - ot the Made Die Makers ork, state Age, experience ~ 5 . * ‘ rf S AT MACHINIST--108 8. lith st. fe,; SRures and & aa ornate at - PORTER—Saloon: 812 a we on car te Prairie Dunant EB. Matien : “ a 85 Ry ost- Dis. |. ee OF ' STF LOUIS (083) GRAY 4 DIGG ER: — heey a eee ae -) eeeel nt ae e in deferred « lassification: i j morn! pe omale eek, call Mond — . x » Bn al Shear Men “ ] ) , MACHINISTS — -* cays: ap ur & . Y ata. OPDertunit?y for euanernget, K ne, © Ocleck, (8 NX. High 1c) | TRAMSTERS Wt4.—Colored, 9000 8. iy tim ne for - , - ered . ‘ , y oe pee oo LB ‘ost-Di Ox “ ar Be ?— w Gever : ; ; Tae . , | r “only, fae: ~a—For restaurant. 4121 Manchester. "| C . I VARY CEMETERY . has Nat. set, Mockyara ¥. St. py Arne — cT Sade SE 2 emer : 9 (e7) >, — or er » from Oa mm i 3 oe. oe ations vernment work: can board on job.’ IRNT. AID ATTEND. ANT INA EN mn, at nights: xood wages. S15 | i = MACHINE HA: D—On rip saw, Planing A\—~Handy, to work in stnail stock room 2 t (all Monday ' oie 2001 VPranklin a‘ W A “ TERS ee ot a re- “Als ULE > | GOOD WAGES APPLY Mill, Broadway and Monroe. le so machine shop: light work: state expe xXperienced pac kers and bundle ecm lay. Gaym Ae —- welarpens Wages for eood men R IN DU STRY. APPT, 4 , ‘ae : | MACHINIST—On small experimental w Roe, age, salary wanted, and referen wrappers. Vv cRh--One experienced in clothing fa: Fee ke -eerrw =Schaeter Supply rer hdy men and labor- IRE, Job Rood, pay. rend. week. AT CALVARY CEME- ‘Apply Automatic apenas Oa. $08 = Pont pnonesty in firet letter. “Box T-396, mis d night janit 1110 Weantartee Abbot Jacket Mis. Co. | Briana” ene Ome Macueal saree ar ane EITHER EX- UP} ee MACH Nis’ ns patch. fey ay and ni janitors. n ic ae © ' work ; ; good wages; - ‘Hive To fre furnace and help with | Blas “a , Y | INISTS _Excelato ay t | MAN—Younz. 18 to 25 years” - ~ . os FORTER—Colored; steady | | 'TRAMSTERS—i0. for dump waconn went rf OR BEYOND DRAFT in bh | RY ( AL VARY AND Rist and State sts. ast t St. ouis, Rus oe ars old; we teach Ww d ] ¥ bosition and good chan = mploy ment. Apply a 2430" Foren room in ex- TK . f ‘ Precio. =" — ce business and when you heve indow an paint cleaners. obey: reteregees, reqrire! Apply Sonne. car to Rin? 5 A a pe Neilefontaine AGE. AP PL y SU ND AY MORN. a sucaa av ! Div . your worth advancement Tehkit’ «, ashineton. ins I ove Fee Ulin Col pon 3 ——— _ > ANT TS Frank J. Stretch, 4106 Con $14 ¢, : oll doa F ’ y g - eae Ce TW CAR & FOUNDRY CHOPPERS —- lixperienced:| ~ FLORISSANT AVS. Victor 8865X. ‘ ri Title Guarenty Biden ament. Apply 606 Boys over 14 years of age, for | EbaTER—Colored. with goed resord> Le, | — ee « ING BETWEEN 10 AND 12 & Bleady job. Apply 3854 Market. fe) | | wt oe ~ —e- : vt ® fe) stock clerks. who underst anés caring for bottler re. JINNER'S HELPERS— 2126 Faet (et) @) c : ‘herokee ‘st. D MAN With lon con . amenee ne ex- : as ge ‘bigh > Wood working. esse). sha Foun. mecha nite wily ime lined. who » — ferre! ‘"g! a ;* Tu lar Fur ‘'o ain TS a 8 oe eer on. —— An ‘K OR ANY TIME MON. : eviclans asa: Reais: ORS with kood judament and per | ma Sapetieesd Setee| fet | fectinn cy omeseenervonce, lemnirane or ad. | TPply employment office, cee | and atest oe ie) TINNER-Good._M. Kock, 291? Market. 7)! DAY AFTER 10 4. M. CU — age Bie Sano Te tm, Pees | Cachet, 1535 Market st eft | WACHINGET--Pirst-ciaadaliroueds——siceay | [sti Tvstetieeetiemetmeeneerr, te yNd floor. PUE WASHER MS oer cont Apply Chet, | TINNERS—And elnern. 1900 8 Bradway. £ CO. MIG — b , tlh ade. c : ORES te 4 7 ~ rner’ . e : ie! ¢ PY e1} : ; — for 2-ton Dorris vs E EN Wek Le | GROCERY CLERK— Maperienced man, “$180 s amployment and good wages te right man = mer'y emploved gnd salary expected STIX. BAER & FULLER F Wantite. “a onc. =e __ - TINNER- Good. “allround C107 Herten ww ¥. CU. TAKE HODIA. S 1404 Mulls 2-ton SSEN MAN—To take charge of’ ¢ , _ ic) Apply S223 Lawten ev (ce) bid, advancement /gossible Box QO i!7 " iy Sane «LE POT WASHER Colored: cool wages board Hodismant. Me INT © AR \ a “llanphy et. Se ment. Conrad’ s. 408 N. Sih fe) Delmar, ; e Post Dispateh a and reorm Avpiy menager. Hurkingba: m TIN NEMS ~And Nght encet voa =)! N ES r TO END OF sg % : , 7 ™ . 7 re . . Anitt King’s highway and West Pine ic? 1911 & Venderente- as *orkers LINE. Pe . es 4% Ps Se ee poet aE RP ERE ee % “ - "aceasta , — ; a . = yes | be aes 3 * * aaa a ; oy 4 ‘ . aii _ . eae SI | PO een em ep tte ie tie ae | . = e ~ » " . 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¥ Ms a : ¥- ibe a ~ 3 ° | HE HELP WAN ; ; rf ; ee aie NTED--MEN B ‘ ‘h ‘ “ cures enc yO SECS signe | . ag asnis / te oe pref holesa N BOY = tees Lies: aT 9 Bn * on ® care of wto le micggeonoend mn Fs Bee: 4 ae seat. Hox Det of. bathe ae st b silt 5 Ra ae | 2 x D- as) ok t be —_ on“ ; Fe? 16 YOu = Pe bat ship os | acwnete is AGEN sy : tei : to 18 ae i ene . — NTS 00 , Aa 7 oe » bee ME re Ba bie a Meee EN : cy NS erg im fi 7 el) C1 “ke! ular ey cat 8 tn aeons . 170 ge ae Can- § oaet” porated > Wg 5 BE ay oat a Ss sig | 4 1 and 7 men a i. York -Server nee ae R.. .. Oh oy SAL ns ALESM ‘ Gi e aus A rieentin = Bh are re ; y irl s 7 foe GE y ei r t r age ey — d heavy y ant gp ——— EN $s ie ery w ion, Flati wooed Pb N—Tw AN q : re ee nae Se ty Skinner. 4128 o hous _—— TED ’ fantex 1 Py} ee evoly c O0¢ eu id av E it? ‘i pean ) as bee Kx . ae i amen Ser mae aaa x.. New | .LESMAN—Reoa cgi jcfzerienc at —TI he : Rt: pe bin es ft ind « fri or & ives ai shin Ro ngslan ei yea $s ’ ache Ba r kK: e nade Was end pare wa ow © s ad d ni s tf —' on cit tt tool- en He w ver sD hday s Dew or emir a =16, see a man — Bux etall _SALESMEN WANTED _ . ite mak ced & es der neighbor « mech ha an time SALE ne efor fi re ton &1 ees ESME + Be tH, lathe ers, gr machini can. Delbare, Pres “ae ¥ clean ot that You cana ispatch.. in fatturer’ state . ©) | line. BALESMs N WANT itio , pa aaere eae AT Se ch) hand grinder ists, GENTS—E es. 120 S. Pies yw inodittion | vestiate. and 1 St sg letier. B tere RAVE = AN-—For 1 ED mn ver OTS a z e. . ‘ . s wn . : Jem tO s t ‘ - 4 A Ag A wg, . Hie chine an Ag era ing ma- stony on ‘agen ional © 06 ne y ug ot | Behitina Bi ve pes See t $50 per w te) | i hard 9 SALESMAN and vinega HELP w seek pest 4 eae ot BLO , f P , SC - wi is r cost nts: qd Vv portu: , LE sidg.. iouft e $ No you eek | Ww oyai BUTI spatch mene ome LS 7214 Set atin abilshed .| belonen oliciting for ape pod tg _Sun clan, tefen regu answer ced a i P WANT = Be i ae ee ie ke p ? : inishtne ne v ian nel tong Sh —Ine Post Rr ex- | ely ) re pec Ph ey — | Caap y en ed. Bo stati IR E aumns . fs v . work ye mobt emg enone ome our ana ror, celipadiimer’ ost-Dis le rie it Ae AR. 6 the epend I xy - | ASH] See rienced ; — ox O = er wanes Soe on | ; @ ~ * *bL- on ence les. 4 br nt 50 - ” spar po ull pa bers eling rience patch. Inen nce | ant arant urself: clierrt ent di lo ; a IE on min ces; m aad ise GIR wo sak , do | heod mF age att ber cont - center eek porn An d o need | an te oa meus: Seer ase yes matic | Chott iR— First 5 ust be stl 7 ae ME 5 i} 3 ; d t res ee: ee pen OP ena é 's Tr ular d pte 2 000 Oy ns or ¢ you eas bes ‘irs cry not i e ---~ m N ie Dorris Mot not | sD postal ae ee in| BALE one a certain’ Dro Company ‘per month a | | Glatnine ce ot iy re peta dase” al cmon St Ni. Zid mae ae GIRLS | H y? ee § st..° Drecate bandelier thod of | DS Soc o se o J in Sree’ ogee A a ER— lass; must h ay u w Rad st Pleasan c as 4 2 ' 0 Y ai: Der: rite rings in ¥ apita lerTs di of |; @agen MA fati Na peni rvic bi 0 0 t ontrac l ra hs’ - Ap R- Sth ref ei se LP ay 100 LOT f AGEN’ atur. toce f your | or. aut h t, N—O on tiona ngs a e | ie a years. ne i the first t ted, wo } 80 Diy =a an erenc have ¢ Gl der perfum t. w ) > ae ] pr a r Ill. y. ree ow ex “0 ealt str wi De l nd ow na , nde is w ex rk | ad M: at on na id Wa es. xperienc RL— Mie. fc) A =f : _ y . ~“ j ™ 5 ' tic . ‘ 7 b eit th z Lye he a ndl eae n pply ee: — start oO a... meer" sIR P_WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS ae Ve 7 LL DE Ce larry g an a $ of nmeta! : eee | no! — Co ay tral Ch = Wear to } be fi for years, $25. este P ew hington. We art. r 15 .. Lith L—Col : BL - ‘ aIED ‘ ee | n aI gs j. | ene est Te and na lif . eieinemee -—— iT GIRL—1 Box 5. ft an fam wo SAN ; LAV “Sea mae. i wee Me scp Ca, I sna! hes ad me ee s lite. eects | coun ele 5 peas ow meially i 2e8 - Being hy sociale | __rad LT T- or d a ci BS ily. ored, MEN fae | silo tte | every aut event ng a tc, bie | a A > may as splendid » aor, Reaeral courage come tar the E ‘mao AA ae five poe Store tore Go Sara © assi La . entiat’s aton, oo a yo i » Gi # - CO) ake a coma ee ppara useful Is _Pos alty. lif 2 tpdaieanr ee sai | es and ral. | Fas neer pons Sa Girt N sth in ca ont | offte } , | GIRL SM house RLS aa 2 Prrtgpersacnc d b be tus al hh SALE t-DI lif ns nd § can and. stri on, in hut No t. th untle= rah a _ Sth candy a Dt ce: —, ee —— : " Mer ickre able ; urns mae biliti s to nang Anca tr p! gen gE $3( cut, ox ALUMD anag an Bos tr work OV GIR 9i1J 1a ca ) | RLS— Forest ¢ genera — = iG For Gai ‘ED! mist crce Te siege ie pena 5S gear | ae mee an =e mad fer, genentl ciate a ed ape soe P prea Bae 4 ru ny Rm gop thei wey ur h “gst n pape ge m ' AS A lh gy oy V al te GIR, Mf se ou + Eh... "~~" w la - Lh aoe (fF Vern Seppe Rat erties and i Ule naa the ed SALES own: ‘Derranen iy Rae gp | at ‘ ai 4 , Re 4 Ne as ae we . Soe ae wT eam 2 age a a a 4 C AT WOrk | ition for’ ¥, Chicago, Facts, x compe. | marber. ‘Soxneed, ‘the a seaman ue | pa ove territories uminume Co. has. va | CHAMBER MA IGHT PL la Ri, Young. to guste. . D ork line: ‘label lark. oundi es; g my . ; [hae By ‘Al fre Al \ a> sew A H sai) M461 § cisco, C Co., c for nd ictor, su “day | a aay most ine iver a me latin is: nex, A xpe man. GIR1L—~. ‘boy — 1 house POW -TO Tuk Se A : good ing ING in 73 rad ; his ae | BAe tfine Sav iba ome order ‘ec, | 5 al. 858° Parti mec Phe sien Bprecene ions unli unde nd n | CH Kine y rien - —To work a ype en vo work: ST ER L, ie ply su saab A gs. add _* withou ice, ta Be JOUIS NOX roi i ye ~—-a55 ep omen LESS Pacific 3 ehie bane J sapeciatty th Bigg mere 5 y present AMB g's h artoaced. - | sme To help ea —_ “cali | = y ng Soe” RN si 4th cad C rround- | Pa ND 7 ow ~ t Ea VIL | today. make 0 to | yo geoeriase Droposi- wind fEN- ifie Bide, buys at ne el he $0000 to $1 sent sonal. | er. AMBERMA uaeeae ant for fam |G hoa wares. a x b- 2), wf ane. _e i | seeeee $15 re ag IE ays “| Sark av. ore ork; week couline: ai Pe es A I lde.. Ame $6 to doze ost ~ WS coum te ~To sldg. propo at | ™ nun hose t fro condi- | r. Pend D- Th. a, ay er, B iy | tLS—" es. ter age | Gl NNINGS” TO ING lark in, | v. iSTR . if how he? 4 J | aps n> - ed ade se i siti ssion wa w o $1 ™m 1} 2 Bu 0°o a and uck ly i ir T =. kis ee _Pos . to RLSs__v A $1 $a ON .* 40 AN des can SP ae aL AY 4E, KY. AGE Cin rican 38 a gh i. ege: ior to $15 erti u gr an on. cor b re. ho 0,000 ex and W eki m @& Kx We ing- | 1 flo wo, IA A ool; t- Di > do ed S--- MOS, be! Ww PER SI ec NIN a aa ired. hie ae & AV | ' NTS einn Prod day: ormo 3: | ch 1 each 1 w sing eates Fran li mt asis: Rem have a perie CH Mk ngh td xDerie st P Gini wi 7 a ube zood | a.(c | uca With one 31 HEN W NGE ' NG } RL—G al Ss A per $4) ante ati, ucts ge us 4 vals ants Sa eek pire + and ~ ine. . to sal with unera pre year need | = Ii" K t Pi am rd need: ne, } = stor or . > rt: ‘De ho — 1) 17 4 tion, on —_ 7 8 -_ EK R 4 Ze . ya ry Wo [LAB , | @ ience n b _O. Co, t bus cauals| Golde buy: le; ne or be ction: mos A lesmnen expe tion vious! claas, | ¢ Ap EN PioxE Annex A “white. 4 (cl) —_iea With lore. A 8S years Ima ~. | _ Sd years for . ee PPFICI TO) a : ae nee & FOR R RKER LE coat tie , nnece pr veel Aapirees | to 2:30 ays, S28 arty 166 3 ae ge pply b m of prove an aon jc Ay PIC . ek G Ao want Po some at 35 O assist olk experie & G _ Work > r_ sts. ohn T. m igh-se jin ne. for sh IKL— ® oe A ae. i ANI Ihio ely a e with fog Hl nrg quod - an © EN y befo letel. Pm of a a, to Bldg. Punt in t ty in ac- | CL. tersbe KERS rorn{n ~ pay! ay SIRL— 22 H ist in ence. orley. dam tae xperie Mill ust be hool | sept oe oreiadies housew Expe bra , ALSC ND BU GAT ar Gearens at way ied tors good > 1929 portunity re 10 sunday. er. | ticular thos Pg Sa he fir the ERE Owe ro ir ux. 818 ne 2g (c@) = awth n smal la : ard are erienced ¢ on iken & over | © + Ny adies makin no work: rienced, sg , FOR SO C sUTL I . PSIDI Yhicag eed, ant re ubbin washe: rai ke sy ene on we. the ay 10550 | held in of © appli intervi les M st ins work. Wi igar ~ gi N. ad_ cents “8 Broad cigar orne b | apar well | aT llth ers. ith glue pa Co.. | eragin x. ome: mm wy vash wages cio s FUR ARPE iDING ancas E'S “ Equit eatin math, | me io eae Pees draft: 6:20 | ph Fy 2-4 eon gn ll anager. a | aterm Call § s Co irle to ic GLK way, r_ fac tme wonton GR we, St. Louis per box ma (cl ~~ ~ By ——— will’ tae ing. AL 4 bs ‘Rk IN & TER bs ig ght ust Phin Ph RU sT orp les bi ith ee exclu our £ ‘ialty | sales © wack a eee - + we I aa state ~ we 1 | WERK — ay pe xen iddie. Rp 1G tel, yen : “302, g00d ~ in| q ry w ite. Label gs. ol nes, we o.. Mise 1 of daw ced os while no Whit Pe ws ae NFO ERS | ce) _rexistere: oa cor ek » 31 | &e meney he Heewiets pects! the big mm send OFF xcept no mnich all par- Post-Diss With mg gp (CD | IRLS = en A wages. Sc) | = =e: general Works, 93 Lucas. do fe Herzog in addition le ¥ wasning; aint. ae re . U A pp RM AT i able mov red j le m phia, 4 . = Lee oa India need ‘ords aesilery: ar t gf mo ir } O ERE WERE by a sitivel will - CG t-Dis es som 1 Ww ac n offi _- ‘oy Mtoe” Pine pply oy 8. 19 | treet . 74 gz000 hou 25 or yo per dition : oy Bs J ; & st es } n ark, Pa Gea —~ SALE na a and y; ONY ney | I UR 1D A “Ol poof y LE pa and e of! “1 12 ce | Gl Mfg asse ‘ch _ { Ca ca Ar wa sew re f Or Sh cen n f ae Cc LY TC ION a ains ron Pg pri P 4054 | ia SSMEN polis. pply. wa only s co l on et us PRO AQ U E pointm no Rx |G RK: tch. salary fice . 6625 RLS- Co mb)! ef. P ct) 1! M r, t unde ges: ork: ae | “New & e will soles me nana Rog. f e oD IE , od o- origina’ from “clot gg at and ¢ tside| ding Ind, Pts or a ¥ pales. | pom SS yn cningg ob) OCEI VER_ a: | GENERAL © wa exper $5 | and Is Two, 0.. 25t ing toy lanter | GLEE onda ranst 1 pl, tow ne He > 15 ae itt Pe ; “ Im fring rigina!, big c lot nk ‘and Pat copy - - acts iw Learn tinel to m S- a goods you h ION LY ST a XPER RAI RI s nted. lence: GL labeii who and s. ove rs . RR y. er to . Hille ences m- Ivar rey £4 Ps | _#el eme ae me hin d al ent -hine: mu! ine abot Pri ake | ood es, >: low Is }f ORE SHIA RI 4 QO +? 18 Box rive RL— ng. hav Palm r 16. PY EA IGH Cit rest. re 14 GI PG. ¢ mae plo | Belling sueaggttine og rgin g. lu De. oe g tipi re it tne ntin ° as w ovisi you 3ETT Er? PI ENC PFI YE - D To _ 515 ee U LE DY T. y L oO! ye RL pie ¢ | MAK a= aad the me asbin. a be ye uaranteed tails $ rt 2 io RB ike on KF is Gi ttc CE ARS dies °¥ work Clar xperi nited pry ae wo AG . imit ive | S ats us, at ge . | KE du th a” Wee arbile, ».| tim d. pe ee $1 ew a Seaahe “aan oF Reade rc H writ tartees OF GI ashi k. ence ; Y tre eer ED s line. | CH oe 2a he aT e ° YMmer fy by a using e }* nts et t 6 °@Q carry ed ; Ss Ww 0: cale k, no r ile - 1 en dle LI Ie RE Hip —_ RK: AC RLS ng. n ~ bak in {c) LO. SEW wo 16 as ine. i A ) Am ae 105 rvi i oo v ex nd s an pena Cw wa e. ected ae J seils ork adds ulat good large rermt ts ntire ‘flou K—R Ww. Ess PR 38. as thi as Tt 191 er vott | ING RK 00 . TO. } BE ie | | essep and nies ity for nted. | -— onttae in your ¢ x ‘of $20 or | sellin, ne te pay, 1 - Foor line ot yn CO. SEE. ievioUs ing wee, a 3 Park, a ing | Oe 11 J hot x4 GU R he i = MARK ce po, Bh t ehaakiete {ring + allies HE, ratio rrito ites Toman, sigh [oe ; sellin a oe pay pT ayes “er? off apid t PSEARY. QUs SikLS— ee uv rk. ad co (e L-- eS! OOM. CON LEA uy ST ‘e4. =, — ET . D. — d tra emis ow ed a mak the SAL n, > £ . spl COa + e rt ital ss ¢y TVara rs ta - no : ry oi stor ‘ Db D ice tv M APP S ‘ {LS-— STy ‘a. a - De y gu lig ! GL AS G Pe A ie ta ate TPE os rtu forme d ' EN s. Fidi s alli re ; ane bo ited Stat en Co | — expec yer one CO PDF | A HA AT F OF 1 Ww cook ge C ctin ' Li. ing An Imar rn $ ara ht | UE : HT ¥ tem 4 nda ad RS t-D nity mer raft Ts- ditt arnt ng tim |; Sell is, N an‘ St e st., | ¢ — actex pre th MP] GH DV ND; IG 21 Gl es k Oo. g @ | Ww tra a ~~ 15 nte 2 cR- IN 3 a slor rd yw S$... iste f e I 0 —( th P ple circ ® at ¢ la ort 5 @ ates 7s “9 AN — eS ferred at Oo HD ANC GOx URE RI trni and 4587 Oe pat eck de: ladi i Mfg or m ed i th ~608 A GT * 84, WB} ar NR een ork or AR al em - ADIES jet o age, out ulars. ant enka agg, Pera “Caler shi VA x has ten ME Ww. iM 2D 8 Mon -F nste do Bromo | ro ge BR =. es 2 © ore | “ renee nd 0 a ae fj Oe pcr a War. Yeas ou rigt IES $15 ur bi weet mi = sr wits Ele gar newt aa lenda: CM eer : TER ¢ C ENT. OP- | | ond or be ter pl. dow acled ent. | ie ge —— o, 4151 RO 1S women. N +, mus ) H ‘ é nny 12 ne «" beneer, t of-t if canv - $18 at.. e s0a ash ij and , ~? st ndars nufact muri. ed 5s r "4 y) | AGE RS P te oe a only t OP +s U. S AP- i GIR “ay. Pa Fore nstai ae. i- Mfe ings rt: sn perien earn — 415 / M a> R th. nen. AV;- ¥ Apa t be “ey # Es — 7 and Oo. - ® na stit own: RAS ) anenin hee: wee St. - D “ott neton. ‘ commissions: leath urer’ and ‘ bdar Co. ¢ in- ; 1 INTS AND ost- ae = ] M those cp AT Eb M “ t I, se ~~ > Sk sho st 321 rs w | GIRI Co. ° 1908. mac ce D in tlow - ic ) } arke 7: c - Cal ‘oa rtme experience 24. ; — 1 as 21s iler, cher. ror unn a. £ w k e ule, er. i ; aie ssion ies: er ; s lir dK lah en 10 1 —Ge So COO onda with rOR- dk. | 7 Lory. oxper inke Die 1. ork. RLS Pi hine - iets t | HEL c. Fa2h LER oma “4 HE onto, ls oes + erga: 143 Sunde A Bo ach Ride ™ a war a octets 0-Ro- | Cinei teewed By nin eth io: Baal in| CA Locu t our LIC rg Nellie io -Mu fc! GIk Na rienc r rd. xper Ss F yg OE mak cL PE oh RK- 1¢ ai! 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Ho-R Cook mer; ale; A Co.. 218 IRLS—1 -.& Gre +o., 314 8 ae 2 not EDICT AN ather hel RS in pet: R— do Tx ie . 4 Be 11 TS ' S- — y to ~~ SA| x. q ex roint{ o Jan. lar Sid. es ( A era ? _/ A ° call r se we 0- Co., OK 7. ex ppl ; 218 | no 14 , & Grahl, to . ~ Main. + KE nece INE D } I r ti Deere > kit cael tT", a Old at a : "110 Locust. ‘M LES aad experi ing t : pryce ° ~ dine : ‘alen ddre . DY s ev x, ~ $5 yep en mane, peri ly 62 ‘ t ne to * 1 8! lear al -ac- __ Ask ZYER - ABE c) ons fe pe chet a, . EPER— lad ‘ eae © Ad sage tag EN - j SAL __SALESM ae jence | urer direc at. ne ndar Co., in OL mx: 85 per de (c99 ces. ompe enced. 52 OV ¢) | GI cess 17 f 8 N. arn: n. 1 WED RA d Cla Sh ae ede: hite: gs; — o iro r @e spatch ae © AGI Lo i Ro, § Cutt tia | ee SSMEN sottli ites ti +”, ALES Deets Ca rchiefs Se eee rs, | HOT ju. 1027 ple ong: on. ; _ fell ~Com 00d Ww ‘orest 1 refer- worl —Com 5. Pe fam) york ; ce; B MADDY RTMEN pectenmyes a3 re _ 2 for gen , B. 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IOUS Ba ee wasn} Reber ad a cm 4 * maar store a tiv fone 4 of launary 1th i me or ou! — t : a. ; on “tert ~ oO; t oO nae oon alp - al Ma n aie | NE Wie ay ; Hol ~—— Colles Re faa nera! sila ii ) : ah T+ 4 ene De 4 af ‘Conte: a a. SBUURL ater aa take Cay me 2 our a De at sia (a , 3 al Comoe ge bee? 4 cy cao sO commmeatinns HOC; = Shen r general | 2 : Food ~ eixbus a J H demonmta = Te cats: ce Sa —_ (ira fies ne oO de ame eee — t ea ca ram. vor Wwaaht genera! t deal Hot of hi aeaeminiiial 4. re ¢ tha “ ’ ems : Deu i ' fits on ore: oy . ~~ \e house % nf tan! +X A AN taining rte ne . Ki ne. - 5 edt for _— xe Ra hi ral aso at. a Forest

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NS fihiaie a ; POT ee No Pee : me apa SE 2 hag: cia oo ee RES A ‘ Ea ie TR A ee % 5 : ye By ae Re a be ee iid a cal ie , . my v Cet hace re eee : ; oie ao oS es ee re "Pd Ay act FG FE eS La Ce Jit ry eon ee en ; oy Go, bats elt, eS a OTS POSE ry je oi RS HS peti Re a - 4.5 BERT OS cyst POTTS ete 2 areal ae EE OS RTT ee : and leek te, oe anion ria CO Ta eg mom ox, iinet RET See ore eee ene: ™* a a wer 9, ee NER ages Rene ag nee REP Ee “ al A i Sale Pt bata 5 Tata 5 we $ A vw |THE Y. W. Cc. A. mplovmen re . patriotic organization : H. 300—Clean. weil-f ~~~ | Race heat. $1. ner Sues : —— : with csten; comarried woman o uo PLANT | ] ERIENC ED CLERK "V4il Locust st. t Devartinent. | ,/0S the war-time need of meet-| man or housek urnished room for jp ot ween. CM rat sIKRL—Or woman, h in ncumbrance { r wid- 414 AN D # is making special « velopmen ‘tter moral de- : Feping : private f ENTAIL AIZZ1. ae nme o y in additi are ay ‘BE white, experi-. “personality and preferred: pleas- Entrance 112 ™. 15tl > to secure dav work for w fforts t of children in the hom WASHINGTON =: _private fasmiiy. ele: A~-Purnished foom n aS ter cent on We pay ~ general housework: no outaide oe | ue iv entende 4. adaptability essentia . th et. TY} IST, IN A WAR y bands or s omen whose ius the services of sev ome, needs +TON, Mis— Elegant . convenienrves: privat f . nh c ‘ Oni Tr« - t; ons have cone to eral ladies of educ housek eepi sleeping. ' Le -.. e family — Sew witi tell you f vate: Sate tas reuuired, 6s vond | nee A ete permanent. with udvs re- | Alligator Oil Cloi hin TRY ; STATE E i mh wig Ben thas oe my nare asker Rag FS ee. | —, 1 oa gg Hyg we yom Se to canae te - ‘ences, $22. Hn — all modern couven- |” “Soa dys ‘two fous for light FG” : : PP tc bany 49 est- ; pia pee Pos Day right pariy $50 Vance Oe ’ 44 4a j eeds or nurses. — —2 —_—- ---- . i ta , ‘ | 4 a > ba : . ” = nl a on * wet a ey KO wages; eee ieentie of 2; ex- : LAUNDKESS—nsiL: _OdS2 Las: son. (c) ° EXPECTED. BOX D-390, POS | y (co) | ety. G25 locust. __-__. 8 (2635 WASHING “ - Se | ROOMS—Three. comolete, for bou = Leweten ee. wh active position! LAUND s.W. ; Sait Tindell 422) 5 (c2) VV, ST- UNION SPECIAL B . SAI ESI A —"S ASHINGTON. |__firet fleer: to ¢ - upekeeping ; cR S x ae prem Fonda: call before 10:30 a. m. | AUWNDK#SS— Good oer p We |D DISPATCH. . j AN IDE _ | | . ry ies OP DIES. 2041 Washington. | Rook to _couste. eaten 3 wtzw J TORES. | ia onday any time. 6300 Von | —‘2US¥: 33 : Connecticut. preferred: apply a (e) | Experienced; one class of work: | SCHAPER §S 1D eg a by i ow Ka 2. unfurnished. cxcetient. heat 6th and Washington, yefiiminL Vor -meneral (ch | LAUSD Rnss—Firsi-class, 2 Gaye im week OPERATORS TELEPHONE OPERATORS — | MARSLOUS MIREGol Sor ies areca SCHAPER STORES, Furnished rooms ai, hitaien Srtelingse: electric. shone #4 Mt wm iRL-—For general ——e- | GN46 3H ‘ “8 Ss =& days in 4iv , 4 4 3 : CO., 503 Luc - fth and W r rnished reoms, cl (fae an! MBS . ER 16 YEARS Oppmgm recone revuire: nonneere: 8 LAUNDHund-aaber asd poe eninge atthe yee a arin “Guy ana Weentnaten (| punt mcdarSts pecan sat_fuconetate | WSS Shs, Sarees i ae " ee Ie SN ay a * 3: P | NTS meee es neh al a te . Ot} SOUTH opard. for 2: able Victor a ot Je ere eis "aie gee oid general housework; ne Sunday mornin. 27 te call MOHR WAIST _No_ Sundays. _ . sth, LY es (C2 ) | 1 and Locust Sts. ALMOND Dk Mae RU: SSELL, et, ——y nice! furnished f ‘hen, 504. 8 sening or ironing. + Bamber LA Y -- &.. +e (c) —e : ‘ASHIN( WAITRESS—E ‘ sx N ' ‘ «, 233 housek J 2 3 3504 N eata —otheriess - “ = utter ae a for Monday. SEE MR. MARGLOUS. STON. wo gene oy at Ey and board: ML SLIN —U NDER WEAR vane family; for Sede ieueneael = pri-| 1947R. eeping rooms; reasonad ble Grand : tele Ae 3 aan a ; oe Brn ic) (e) da : call to- | L | N UC N D EK R- IN for all departments Al ~ ences. Grand 1185W., ST. VINCENT. : : 'ydown ¢ 211. EKEEPER— Middle-aged woman; good LINOTYPE OPERATOR —Two rooms " Brpe rience: 2163 S Gren ee 5 a in family: suburbs: jrecd | tel seen, Reusthecver. Jeltereas tle. GIRLS TO LEARN | "8. Broadway. ework in hotel. 2801 | manent ee ee ee ere per. | ay (), STLEMAN, | {240-—Neatly furnished rooni, | ition. 89, good cellar and attic; good = ~ "34 Yards, East St. Louis, Ill. : ee | MAIDS—Tw ~- (Cc) b r : | WOMAN—To m . —_—a sOYS—16 to 17 nan . CH o- == private. . i wane ——— —Two, for combina 4 , r si end aprons and coats; ( years of age, for prin ——{‘¢ . ’ EROKEL, 105 —__— | SHEN secs a queneral, {omer ork. garg SEKEEPER—A xooa, reliable woman a peprenets also 2 ake deben aitie ts in KLY & WALKER HOUSE machine. Call Union Towel Co., 26332 Dlive, 6 ee ees good wages: ee ; an use experienced sales- water. cas, norch: — {farRe.. ight rooms; - os RDOAN ae well furnished Mor oeiel * ve =. » kee ag 4 go Lmao oP vacnt ‘sar farm ee good home. Albany Hotel, — DR ESS FACTOR ¥. 16TH AND | Wfouseworke 4 daughter, to do cooking an} | 2’URTER yar SRE Pee | women in the following de- CHEROKEE, 2640—Furnished front _gurage. Grand 1749M. re Victor Sa00L. also shing, Thr housework; oe 7 aa” ee 4 party: | —-—— ousewor n small family. Cabany 6809. in caring for large buildi . experienced | partments: _ convenient to 3 car lines. room ; | SHENANDOAH, 304A 3 Waterman. Maferences requir carl Dill, Eugene, | MILLINERS—To trim. i ; L OC UST STS.., ‘ dows ee oe | CHEROKEE, 2807—Co . 2a —Rooms with board, } ; q. ¥ j © im iadies’ straw 21) K 9) - 8, mopping and general cle . EROK Ek, 2857 —(" | °o gcentiemen or couple: day. 41 4a | scracen;, stead GoUSEKEEPER—Middle-agced man and chest, Wages paid in city; steady work year | OPERATOR: Li. (062) | WOMAN—To taka care of children: Be: | tenet ele wan os 6 sasiteas: of roter:| Soiree Visalia: Giabines room; downstairs. single | roundings: Park-Compton care: private: ne no } “ Y Tara at (oats | ? Ss. man with a daughte ont ed; good wages, house | ; cS, Station- CHIPPEW - , irl! for ie § employed, want woman that can | MANICURIST — at | We need at on ; enough to be of so r_ old| coal free. rent and | , , A. 2754—Two unfurn roo is = . ‘ Hows Waterman! , ogeewrert ‘appreciate easy place and good treatment, shon: ‘pel ne gay 8 for. Varber | 2tors on Reece ER digg notre oper-| Place. Answer ebaiey "> Atlasta | CARETAKER—White married man es ery, Buttons, Fancev ~ 3d floor; water, toilet same nmin a? ay hy > oe aot large room, Wa- For rene st floor. fe ‘no |: yndry or children: give age and de-| WANICUR -03, P.-D.. —— work, starting at wes waite ole WOMAN—White. to lo (c) | care of saddle horses, chickens . to take | G 5 . CHOUTBAU, 3501-2 connecting rooms ~ 9 or Main 1196. (cf2) ral housework: ‘ediption, enclose photo. Canton Clean- 2 ) ‘URIST—And assistant with t big m 5 p. m.; can make to look after sick lad and shrubbery: S, pointer dogs | 1oods To "Ss H nicely furnished: ng rooms, | SIUNEY, 2002A—Rear; one |! . (Call 28084 De Tonty. ning Co.. Waa iaenty “4 oan Goon ane Steer Mnam 686 De other | money. See Miss Frey, Seadae cum | 22ne zive a hand around house: good home. | thoroughly a ne be experienced and : 9g SEP YS, ouse _rent. ied; cooking gas; bath, cheap ter: $4. Central 6849, Main 11% wa- ete: a general _housew os * a4 go yt et -aged woman, to Niere. a : mittee 1oTH AND PINE ST. PL ANT | WOMAIC? ros ee coe eee Must liv a This is a St ouls job. Furnishings Leather . CLEV ELAND OTF ‘urnished front room in SIMPSON. 1746—Nicely farniabed front roo t= 218 Maryt e her home in good family; take fuil SRE ga Te ay SEE Entrance 112 N | stairs we kK ; gle, for general up- _ ve on premises. Good wa ses, with (ood K 1 ? private family: reasonat mt room in all _convermiences. Sidney 2320 a, Btronc.’ colore : = e; good home and wages for kind and MI an ce N. 15th st. | termns work; salary $35 month. 5354 Wa- free house rent and coal ges, with roods, nit Under- CLEVE nent I onable. SIMPSON E. colores ime- a 3 n ay. TEAMSTER—M r meaane EVELAND, 3962A—Four f 1 N PL, 1751—2 an f 7 (25 ee tact white,. fo e-loving woman; no objection to one DDL E- AGE D Ali Paid (dil : (c) » arried man: must know we be. nyt ur furnished rooms, light h y urnished, ~ r . > amar . ee de- ar an ry th, electric, f ousekeeping rooms: ‘ oung girl to ene i; a Kirkwood. ‘Ferguson or Meramec WOMEN ul | I Hi 0! in CO. | be “the wh More for home than wages, for Layee nive ne horses, wagons and harness; | and Hosier) . £0). ic, furnace; inquire downstairs; | tricity, free phone; 1 tock south — i. 2107s assist wii and car to Woodlawn av., Kirkwood, | OMEN ° nter, with Indies’ living al , eferences for doing this ki va: ette Park S ay- ae Jefferson ‘Gigaik one block north of Kirk wood-Ferguson | “sain ond hn. m. 2727 Cas eee er Sa ee Sesce cent and Only those having had CONNECTICUT, 5512—Furnished room, all SPRING, 34 ~~~ wo | general housework aie ee line. |For night work, t k - | OVERALL = (¢) | WOMAN—Tn wall paper store; W | PACKER—W | erien G 2a expe __conveniences; hot-water heat. : Sanieaieniines “Cae 1OERO. STIERE Feem, © in family. _Forest oon ae OUSEMAID—-4520 West_ Pine. | Biscuits: ~p 0 pac Sunshine Bove na MAKERS — Union fac ‘tory; union sell paper and office work. Boe an: in packing novo married man, experienced | perience need apply. CONNECTICUT, — 3432—Nicel ‘TENTH, ta. a. ee Good wages 4252 RusseliMeeee MAID —Apply, Jewish Hospital, 5415 | begi oan gegen not necessary; | man. 924 W ee ae gees oe ee ey nee 7 we | Sl or cae seeker wee | Sunt’s Off; room. heat, ail_conveniences: 3 Curnished | rooms: i Seer and sleepin. = © BE Delmar bi. mr in 5:30 p. m., 5 nigh i. | OPERATN (c2) | WOMAN—For housekeeper; call Sunday. 1601 CHAUFFEUR—Married man, sober | supt's ice, Ist Floor , CRITTENDEN, 3450A——N pre we: ina a keuenul housework: SEMA ID—373) Windsor pl ia | full week's pay. Apply Lose. Wiles | hbo sents; Rimes Wines and bene, ee ee north of Bar reoait pnmaen a truck and clean and| °O8Y> op Grand” én er. cinployed; eacelleut. meals: | wears hag Men wg hp ne PE Clara, 2d floor south. Re (ec) | Bi ‘ ‘ §, Abbott Jacket Mfg. ( onus, | oO) aye omobiles. Good wages, with | = copinx = oF Froeoming: Kaz OF seuit C . g. €o., 1110 W sane tau. 1 - REUS . with free | heat. runn cas. 4k ads cooking. & ‘ , eA LD White house and oe ean paneer t Co., Fifteenth and Clark ay. OVERALL OPR RATORG “aenee "agg wt “Fun | farsace | in 3796 Call SAYMAN BLDG, 2117 Franklin av. | FAMOUS & BARR CO. swith’ tae at kitchen. Neatly furnished room | WAV Ee Pe Tiga Dealenale er % ; ee : a. a. wo adults 4412 Delmar. . 7 rs Delmar. b4l0 |. - ' th use 0 pated omg | . room in White. for “4 sf _.| SPLEND To make aiff : DE ‘TON ome, furnished or unf A seCK sEMAID— a 4 I > YY! TVW , erent parts: a ; - ° = a | 7 ry, 39554 5A —Nicel steam. heat. urnishes: Bi etiox ‘oho er ONS nar: Ey ta Mostar: itera re-| FOR. MII “ph hag Ay > ITY | Government ‘work: rst-class 190 hemming: | WOMAN—Bideriy woman, or girl, __|__ LAUNDRY HELP WANTED Mibath. heat, ‘electricity: reasonable. Grand WICHITA “qsai—Farnioned | or general hou qo (c) 4 4 v) MER MARGLOUS ae da; 291 I ousework. Apply Sun-/| BODY I Rell Bscae © NOE ieRNOR TN PPS RAMI ENR ERE NE A SoH BD oan 2 Eo ie | man. ‘ yp room for gentie- pl: Gra o. usework. 34 Ww P avhuvi Fu A S MFG. CO.. 808 Lucas. 6th ( i. an. Ye Baliviera av. tc RONER—AIlso Pane. A , = —— Joe eee ve | MOOT MEG. CH, S08 filling and’ packir thoroughly experte ed in | oe Me Nn ROOM—Nicely fu ——— ght housekeeping; also hall room _rooms_ for housekeeping, $3 up. For general # NURSE—A practical, at th sean ———_ 4. CO. SOR Tene Fth flor et, nd packing orders; Dills of 1 ' | JRONER—Ladies’ j ee ee ae —Nicely furnished; centrally located : GRAND. 1604 &--Sou BARTMER, 6125—P1 house , the Old Ladies ete. Rox T-227. P: : clothes: piece | work sat- lady or gentl e« . | : ta frront peau- easant heated rooma for ne: refe Bee or work: aan Boa? § ome. 4431 S. Broadway. Phone Riverside | WOMAN. "Gciaieene Diepstch. = N. Leffine®e wa e no other duty; good | , CRS AND JTATTQ . |_plv A. Heisel | 8" nd. ApD- orest 8128. : "ly r » O. , : ‘onnecting | root: ges: references. T-! Post- VUN TI #44 FINISH- | WOMAN - : ———— el Laundry Co.. 3125 Magnoll : —~--- 5 ----—--- 1AKTFORD, 3806-—La for light housek ° Or woman, reltable, white. -_ a NU KSE—For - young aire are es eh ERS ic: 7 E A D Y tamer work in rer cooking - nd =. Rae L phen mages | markers on fiat work. Grand " ROOM~ For rent: aide ton Pigg ot Seeave | __eitenen - privilewes, ‘Grand 20 and) near three fe car tines. Cateny MAUS, : * } 9 , 4 “~ 4 » : . * r lactate at ol ce oor ork; 3 in family. 4007 Dei a tongs pply Mrs. Sidney Francis | BEST OF WA‘ 1ES PAID. reberences veut red C nt Wye good waaee: | MAC SS GIRL AI “2: Or ee | Soonae rnpeyen Phone Grund 15880. | Harned’ il’ convenlene else aareaee 8175 pe week. ee ™ : eS tee (c) a F I ices requirec l vdown 231W. (e ' - So s ris to learn. W ent. ROOMS—_Fo i a ——s fo : veniences: also _carace. __vi.t% per wee For general h AND NURSKE— Experienced ee Ey : a - | WOMAN— ame | )| ern Laundry, 1211 8 or rent; 3 furnished housekeep- | WKNRIETT. ce. front: ——-~| BELL, 3719—Tw ik Str nurse ee —Com ret ———————- ~— th s g; ‘ ) excep: | Pe « A, '841— Nic BELL, Ps! ood malar te dali a | + months-old baby; good pera Sood wanes. i> keeper for _ camtind a, matron, ee house- | MACHINE HANDS- iperlies ed: als ; i 4 rivate family: wreiy telat heat, in small| housekeeping ecciset ee” af ie. tee ELI, STip—Twe connecting samuneees : lock south of ¢ c ae. ae Call Forest S792: S385 Rerlin. » | dis Hal ° ° Sortigg Association, 2221 Locust. “‘Bo- | to learn. Banner Laundry, 100 &., ° girls | Forest 4 ation; $25 month. | Jences._ wtaidiepin able; running water ats ch; reason: ir} or woman oe eee yui=eagncens NU RSI Somnpeaten nt ¢ hiid’ Ss nurse: { 7} mont oO), > if bon av. 2 >) Rox MS me i ee agigE ete , _—— | HIC KORY, “2232 "Two cont . Sean CABANN - “sae = ¢ “ or gen ; good home a0T _— 3 —— wee Titec, s irkeh a. (eZ) : ar rent: lady with small "I onnecting rooms, fur- | ‘ ANNE. 349A—tTwo large tre bs i of three; no laundr © ye pie lam 56C0,. 5067 Wash- | 23D AND MADISON. WOMAN—Middle- Se er eee | ee ee aad. cree girls to | Dent would reat 1 oF 2 wanaraiehen- oF | —niahed oF tone | “housekeeping; ga, ve ee fe reema, ns awthorne, Grand 2553h, 1 LI GRRE ESSE oe to take complete charge of doc: | Colonial Laundry, 4020 Olive st. (c) | partly furnished rooms; janitor service. Lin- | HICKORY, 151) —Furnished front room; 2 | 53783, Sunday or after § p. m. week y Ste ® Washing: no cooking | NURSE— Experienced. white. for 18- | OE es gaa ccaggg Me gee ge Bm MgB telephone-| MARKERS—Rough dry: and assorters, Mun- sell win bn respectable workine girls: furnace heat. | © AHANNE, WI5--Gentieman looking for + Kvod pay. WEL me month 1 - | nee si PoC oe aE ¢ fen) >» care of furnace must room ger’s Lau q “wun nae HIC KO}! « ep mn | ing for & Ww nths-old baby; city references; $30. a = —| office . aon at | aundry, 2310 Washingto CE TY. 1908—Secon atrictly up-to- ; _Mrs. Free 5798 bts SEAM PRESS : ce and board self; $55 per month gton. ec) NTRAL | bath: heat i-floor room, “hot | y up-to-date room in private West Whit we : ‘e | So tT r a ; Berlin :; Cabany 812W. Ww. . SERS commence with, 321'N. Grand av.: ean MARK KERS AND SORTERS Collar i adele gts ete SS Fritz sir em electric light and phone. — ~~ “ modern conveniences: singi« Site, to assist housework 4 }—-Elderly lady to care for two chil- FOR GOVE . | after 2 p. m, Sunday. sy | also woman to run branch offic ‘| BELL, 3520—F h OR 2340—Unfurnished nr 1, nfcely furnished; cumtinuous bh a- BI | home treatment. dren, 2 d 4 7 7 RNMENT TROUSERS. MOR- é ‘sccntapslineadiaiiniiaindiisasiaciia | _Anch ri a ‘ ¢ ornce. Apply | ‘ urnished room for 1 or 2 | kitchen. ane room and ter; genil Forest ot Wa- é Caban) n, + an years, mother employed. Ap-| RIS- HOF FMAN, 1136 WAS J WOMAN — Middle- aged. ani sw ‘hor Launory , 2019 Lucas. (ce) | gentiemen: electric Night, steam heat. E- . lies a eniiemen. F est A6la. es Ky im | ply 2e51A Olive. FRiS-kUeE - : ASHINGTON. (c); who can ‘supervise Red. eng prs |MARKER-—FExperiencea: and assorter; ‘or Z _continuous hot water: reasonable. (2) | HUMPHREY, 3¢28—In small private family: te- ARPENTER, 733—Tweo unfurnished con: aren. cood Wan, rl es E | sg domme wen genet gt housework: good SHIRT MAKERS | es mage. pow hom ya food prod- eeniet te. a A oa Apply Old St. Louis a — ‘Large front and connecting. are or lady employed. Phone Grand | bath tacleden:. aos. pee, elec trie, shane. J. d Wages, reference r av j | home, & pay. 5780 Westminster pl., 2d 2 wp at is to be placed on the market | sundry *2: 30 Victor st. (e7) ooms, unfurnished: also small f hed ) owas. aay | =e ee indeli_ 2791 vs — g B sesent (TOV ernment W ork. | floor west. Delmar 4388J. bye | EX] BRIENC ED QO P E R A-| apersiy. myself to look after the sale pone MARKER AND ASSORTER araerinncen: Mew TV . mast 1 IOWA. 3918—2 nice rooms: housekeeping: } P Py 4. m., room 1 308 | nion St: ation. pp | T a Oo Olt nz or Mon lay. Colonial floor; “$12. 2005—4 large rooms, on od | tSON, 2117 Ss —Nicely furnished | I=, SIVOA Two large rooms, with xitet bam ocoprt, firs H im q . oe . LA RIE 4 L OPERATORS. AND) lw OTE te Gerdeen 2) and o& in Bs, Sinmric = “a ° Olive (e) | = CHOUPEAU S84: Peed ERs DEON A as front room for gentlemen; reasonable. | ane. t rand te or unfurnished, wit h , oe wil W RSE—Energetic wom : ; wN fact : . , small | > GIRI-—A thorough | ‘office | y 3542-—3 } pa. | JEFPER « eat an th: private f Si nant n &s () S ar are Co. perience as Pract! Pra oy PE a — = BXPE RIEN IC ED GIRLS ON | WOMEN a N, — aint. 7 A at = ie * can take ‘charge of launtry | ve red inside toilet: arge a ee er BON. pened a8 mY ome fur- CA ATES, bI7T8A— Nicely Tee ee ’ 1C!R,; my mont) ng aor gg oo usr .y age D sition: ' o wor mn rolled herrin a ood wages. dress with refer-| LARK, 12u2 : j Torey . mon - Por 2907 W ASHINGTON oar a ‘y ‘ ns fe. pe See = ALL P ARTS. ALSO GIRLS TO | -" OME reanee. Fish Co., 415 N. E aowies. ences, Box T-! et. Post-Dispatch. vk nished. Mammen eeeric Tin 8 ‘a. |ihe hy 2 ladion + mee “ pt ny “1 i ig eeneee: mrtetss private: no or general how at 4 4 ernational 1.1re x.. Mr. "Bell. No phone y y Ip an + y a N— ‘olored, to cl (f ROU aH DRY vr ARKERS-—S gga er “R31 ist flo —————-——"- ~ d; private family. hw omen : ES OES i ktheal housework ail een LEARN. APPLY ELY & WALK. | “Aoriy 1412 Cheiniel “Bing ficsa a niger | POUGH DRY MANNERS OU, Ue’ gain: | “heuretecoime nee FREVRRSON. 2002. x 7" roma. forwiabed | fay Lio Farnighed rooms, in orivate . _ | * aay ro ae y ° : ‘ . } e° , ~ ete ousekeening. in madern fiet. | SiRTA—Nicely furnished front; ge For general —o 7 Spee FEEDERS—Shallcross P, ~ Co. | grirl; one that ean take charge of laundry | AND LOCUST STS. SIXTH | trelfersoa Hotel, Toth and 1m yg er | chor Laundry. 2019 Lucas. RASTON, 228—Sleeping reom: $1.5) | coe a ‘Furnished front room. for ace ween hent: electric; gas: bath. = ment: no laundry. work, 4 ee ERIS CS” office: good wages... Address with refer- »-FLOOR. ‘ WOMEN Young, colored, to do cleant | WASHMAN—For flat work; also wringer | B oo 3027--Ist and 2d floor front rooms | - 0 gentismen: modern convrentencer. COOK, 370--Nicely furnished 2d4-floor front, ar 46371, it B.PRE s rEEDERS— ‘Steady work, Hub ences, _ Rox x ‘I-55, Post- Dispatch. _ | ceseiaidae ee) ee (e3) awdening in brush factory. fro 4 — man. West Knd Laundry. 4325 Finney. (c) Sa for_ Nousekeening | JUNIATA, 400°A-—-Unfurnished, 2 connecting a 8tt_f sonveniences; quiet place’ adults. ae. Experienced, family “a 3. Min Co., 1400 Wash, ie) | OPE ERATORS— xverienced covering: machine \* - bac amt ..e xperienced: by dressmuker. or cadines. 6 ‘ hes ildman Mfg. Co., | wolves MAN. Colonia! Laundry, 4020 BAS! Te N05 Two unfurnished rooms: gas | Fhe ae tees heat: combination fix- Cpeomie = oer for light jousekeeping ‘'r month O74 mH HEL?-—« oe amen Se “aga aeRO Py operators § eady r PpoLY olman! _- op in oe : } ungeion *t oor. (c) | live st cy ve oe : nae (—— —— — RES Tit 3 E ' pie en POV ee) - Ro ¢ hildren ; 82. ’ nm 41 De Giver ort > sendy Colored OF aaate good _Paner liox Cars 316-18 Clark re fc) | SPOTTER—¢ ‘hay man ros. Cleaning and WV OMEN YOUNG. WHO HAVE aounet 6 CS — ee fl fFKENTH, 21 S.—Three_ rooms. water in | KING'S HIGHWAY. 1060 S.Southern ex- | CUOK, 4545—Lady bas large fiche. “wei ‘competent wir TCHE : Se = OPERA TORS—Femate machine operators for Dyeing Co 7 Arsena SXPERIENCKE IN HANDLING LIG room: $6; one $4 a month posed, large bay window, steam he nished room: sfeam heat eli fur- petent girl fo aHEEN MAID : | — tt. (c) Misi : shy ‘SHOEWORKERS lf | tinuous bh Bt, Com | . Janitor. electr gt Wages: 2 in oa 28 Pottiand. And waitress. we 4 Ce. SALON; Aor Gauss Langenbere Hat is Sik NOGRAP Hk R--Must. have experi oe ot Td aa P Soe oon ORDER wannnnn-~- . * ANKLIN. 3100—Well furnished light | EE isis no other roomers | Sy, co conveniences: no roomers lAndell Pine B. Ewing, 47 Thre — —_--— e. 1120 Warhinceton. __ iat e rience: | yy : 4 APLEIGH | ps m ei ee ee ee Sesekcepine room. | ;. 1812—Two f = | GOOK, 3730 ; &, 470 Lake. Yot ti N GIRI-—Good wages. 3634 Wash- Opt RATON-+ Expe rienced “dictating mac hine: slate Ome, actne tasy * ent: ak ref. : TON. sonnet rang atta cui 298 WASHING. ey Ula Tie Seok an men's, ge men's | FRANKLIN, bars scan rooms: | neenee ee ceeeen neers ee | Steer front comnes a 3 —j00d, fo . “ _ | salary $f0 to 490: call the Ediphone. 2007 | SPpOTTER—Ext ~~ ae nigumaa:t RAS SS Sy , ren's McKay: give axe and names, all LAFPAYETTR, 1825— ~| reasonable. ; call for eneral house We ‘age GIRLS—In medical laboratory; ap- | )tstiwny Exechankce Hide. (e) | SPOTTER Hye eee good pa pay. Grand, WOMEN— Middle-aged | of former employers: excellent opportunity | convenien a ERERRRATRAN (8) | unfurnished. Two connecting rooma; DE GIVERVILLE, 5735-— —- epee del} me . a) 4322 w a1 . : Monday. 4° 10S Laclede. y ' fe) OP ae RATORS-- f , . a es a Silk. shirtwaists: Dy yoing an . ‘ ‘leaning c o., ai $128 | Faston. ic) ve ighing de pt “” to weet in coffee _for right party. Box 34% 287. r ost- Dis. fe) |] RANKL IN, m42 rt -—— -Large ‘reat room. with ] "AFAYETTE. ~~ 3025 ee —. —- -- conveniences U B. bt3s Front room, ail : see! ballad ADY = ieead sage mn , i : % os re . - - nae Ith ST rit si, ik APH kK Stute e* xperience if any; | morning, lew el T “Ce 991 ts y Monday ’ \ IGG ERH IFAD OP E R. AT ORS Experienc ed: kite henette: alsa other room é el ponaemasnl > Beautiful Fteam heat- | - - erty. car Pie le ; or * oe, ry wanie: ——— ea ” ‘ ss > ‘ . . . ~ @8C- | ye bad Girt fon reneral house te a {for housework. “44 Evans. Rac ye ot bob r . @ > aoa | Ets past ey see b. ed and age Box I- aa : Tea © 0, Pine st. (c) f under an on emblers. Boyd-Welsh Shoe | F PRANKLIN. 2318 Store: large window: rear | tricity: phone, ne room: gas range j i oe oe 4x ig ateam-heated NCOS ‘abany 6251 M. ‘vr? heures - ° god & - AE | é € pees “N—Married women. attent _ O.. i Coo (ey rooms: good haseme ° pos pte gaa ———— enncitian - we gentiemer. af 4 : sar : " it ck : ercr? TE MOE F ntion. W tah — - ment: month's rent free. 1 > . " ) one Ont. (BRADY — Mid tl SO er OP RIATOR Eo work eg he Me) 22 BROUGH AVE Lady: experience of tgp ma arrangements so you can work | STITCHERS “And table giris. 810 Lucas| FRANKLIN, 817—-Hou: , her #24" a hoe furnished a Hil... 4201 Nicely furnished — eWhite «1 irl for - keneral aa seis eo or 4 ; one earning: good workin ~ hi . Seats a vettialimenaenades -, S826-—U nfurnished rooma. bene Caden? 21a aie Old lady t = 4 ee Chines tO we erm 9 rr ioe weg, |. weak etanting. Multiereee y aie Commer. ditions provided. Apply yd SALESLADIES—Reliable: retail dry goods; GARRISON, 1418 N- on seam and two | [EA Two rooms and kitchen. ol ss = Cooking and general be pRre for ¢ y Ren - Pier ag of 27350 | , cewht«t x a ee 2 eg a oon air settied were a ~Intellizent, young, about “7S. for of- OPE RATORS KOR, SINGLY ; "NEEDLE prefer red: neat, caccuarte, rapid: ttc ny SOl THW ESTERN BELL Prensiin. _— (c)| light housekeeping or furnished. - a 1900-4 ‘ongecting Tooms for light | DUNC AN 4352 Two unfurnished room: pri ee child person fdr ° , ork: experience unnecessary 7 week. RTS: WiNE” 2 ‘er sew ERS | me nt. salary $87.50. Missouri Pacific | TEI EPI yN 9 " SALESLA DIES- “Have opening for 2. ) G a —— , - , . se WY nen nate. bi. : Young, clerk in § ecialty store; “ex- , pie sags and daub le and single needle Bras D. ate Zee: : (sparen. ek. ae YOUN G GIRL—To run elevator. Swo | Pra work Is interesting and will pay you LINDELL SO Nice “warm rooms. electric. ae bath: reasonable: convenient to car ter in roome. hot wa hite. for general m x. reference lo D-383 P ee na ‘ Gev . ’ ; hoe Co... 10th and Olive. * pe | rom $18 to $2 6 weekly from start; prefer phene: owner’ Fe nc. . oe a ann far ra mate} aces, Ox — ost Singer machines: all on overnment STENOGRAI HER—tIn oman office - se (ec)! ¢ outaneeaean s home, ; - maniemediiees DELMAR ft 5147—Small 4 + piggy Ae Washing or ov Fon __ te) va tans come ready fo wor rk Mondav. petition, some clerical work fice: pleasant YOUNG LADY—For “office work. ~ Kreke!l | 1308-87 Ch — nia 9, 1 to 6, Koster, LINDELI. % 10—Steam- heated ho k pa eens + oh MITA—South front room. “with tlemen steam heat. 4 asiokent for gen Koc a vee av. : neh aed re To do enlargements, water| Nelson- _periack Cl Cin, Co "905. Washington, | bly in own handwriting. Riving, ase. experi paneer’ Co., 11 8. 24 st. le) a a oT ~*~ —— _ 4 a yoom: st. range, iaundry, sanekenping ui trees = moere: ear phone, references. ces; = Bell renera house o 0 ean do work m ) ——— ere, wages expecter ox S78, Poat. | ) (i F Te at io ae oe [S——Capable women can @¢ | phone 3 , , 7—Nea rri: poe or os - : a ¥. 6272 Von Versen: . pe Port-Disnateh. a amend 4, OPERA! ing eee en Diensteh. oe 4 private LADY ses wo Et kive Particaia in ~—, income by few hours’ ight, shenaant, LOCUST. ST, 3127—Cles Jean. modern. ston ie — 2 emploved: ‘acam fon: al rad DISK i een oh es ey » re giadie a | ete bee ) ‘ R. ee — | Box T-377. Post-Dispatch. culars.| patriotic work daily; apy bright woman | rooms, The a de m-hea veniences. rt ; . | . cultured Jewish Boma hi ocatello ois x | Si Monday alga sere C2 Lot short hour gton: Gt? PGth floor. egy Sen STEN GRAPHER ee at general ont | YOUNG LADY—Te ssoit ————__— 2 | rae 2 Wit-Sin, ‘22 6. Sa See, Se | LOcUsT ; 2142— 2. — hougekeepine a pag | agg — conven ‘DrLMan Rae | 54 ood PY ond — |, et Ct . , . o one general oo | : oa S on n fam » i... #4) S bar 4064 ; ellow Y—White. pa | SPERATORS—100, — on a overnment werk: mee and if previously. emotes be mart: state | _ must be rapid and accurate at eee SALESLADIES —Rear “opening Tor a few. —foom._ é e eX OUNG ADY_—_ Liv ' ~ ; e some income “ e learnin nauire 217 S. Mei : ‘ ' me, wien oxen mas x Bd floor. or ironing. a a over phone: tates ability. to ale — RRATORS—Experienced on “yniddies and poner e. Ae and salary expected. Box T- had 7 LADY— Living at home. who has | afternoons, 1:30 tw 3:30, or ae | MARKEE! si 16 “— s scncciiaiitaiinaitatui caniaaiiinas MISSOURI, is2i— Two connecting ; ne | | DELMAR Rt... | 2873 ~24-fleer fromt room for —For general ot — Wend Menpersers. 08. Greseess wr eey ae per eaaramred ty STRAW OF ERATORS.: T ee Washington. png weer”: Bag ee ee 220 Odd Fellows | other roame, $1.25 a Aa Gs housekeeping ‘rosms: phone Grand 1608 atte. “eae on ee ee ehene: reanum- - Be (ce) addition we pay ~ per cent Donus ayis © sew ladies’ straw | Ot —— =e? | hans he (cB) PL ah hl = ee ae 2) | MISSOURI 1405-—- pe horusomme —— 2 Wao — . NG L . -S ™ . Steam hea — ;, 4 “ay take Oavton car, 4 business center ent TSW. ys —— Spoeers ta per - |, 6th floor. Sets _(e) | STOC Ww GIRLS- ad hite: good salary, with | | YouNG LADY_—To 4 fr N, st. ic) a aPrance in os ey In connection with | OLIVE, ee “Single and connecting gr Lf. (2) hey ni. Se) Lar ve nw oe or eomanall - , e nald: weekly advance for trav- Fl a EEE EN sie as chance for advancement. Tox P.227_ | — —_ il orders, bill clerk and ducational department: must be intel- | Pe fw kis ene. a 2i)— a ree from poem — o eine: Telsragess fe Sot, Aen ee Oo Operators ee | \gineral office work, “Apply (0 Charles F.| pie" the. remuneration, It, ample, whether OLINE ER Sinaia or Connecting howne: | tor sere Ricaiy Tariabed rosin, Wa| Dunn hitaban, aw {state Toot: Bot wu . en . : aa “ a - 4 ) q | Ww ’ rt) ies 4 emuneeten | 7~Young . lady for ——? work; one Rite 5 rs. a F. | YOUNG LADY—For_ accounting depart | Apply Sales “Ml hn yy a8 ¢ ows work, PAGE Saat Nicely —-= 7 a NRDRARKA — Nicety furnished room; R Bl... L.. 87¢—Purnished Se: eri ral Rand fzosd starrer Ser: | yaxisaote ama Staging: machine® gross. | FUNK LINERS Sieath work, good Gages | anisalary desired Row 1 ne deparinemt: | Appi” Melon, Manarmy, gv, Oa Fellows | “Thent_nowrensening: Wa “rooms fer | “tus cmpigiet: odere convection: Pees, | veg Se em partment of 2 WwW chance for advance: T. i orn Trunk Co Sth n y_ cemres x D-H. P © TIDRAWA ee rage er £pINeE — ane Taek ———— Of private house. Apply Qi 4 for one who wants to work. lary $0} on Gover ernment contrac 71. Horn Trunk 0." * a Moward.-tc) YOUNG LADY—For 4 — WIDEAW AKE WOMAN to take charge of PINE, 3515 Two large rooms, housekeep-|OREGON, 1711- Furnished housekeeping -Larre, mogm beatr =A . : hours & ' | CANVAS PRODU CTs CO. imth and Olive Tr ISTS—Fovur «iris, an file clerk or dentist's assistant: our local trade: $5 to $4 a dav mead ing: electricity. stationary washetands: ne tron t ' to 5. 12:30 on turday; 8: over satery - ¥: no! *: room; near car lines: hot bath: un Fa. t room. of tex perten: edt Box T-290. -Dis, sts.; entrance 305 N, 15th at. (c) 16 years of age. 321 N. , i>. one y $8 per week. Give Bell phone. cxpertence required. Fay starts ence. | goo) heat. phone BERET HES sREGC meet = _ Peqenna ble aah or xe ; age. Box T-413, P.-D. (e) | Write today Amiicionath Oo . Si —Nicely reraleped. steam heated; bet-' — jets Hedtroom te one or two gen: | il Ot Nsois —s nz: cood w . . water; phone. 206 N. Grand. ! ° . electric hot water, y Bi ox furnished. bea?- I. fred was os. "BOS | E furnece beat; private family. ed rooms, te $39 meeth. Forest , , ! / ‘ . Yat YO Ne . _ AOAC IANS POT et i ee ee ee ee We a OF Rape, 1 emt oo ee etna Me me cael "een ¢ Sn ei i ee eaten ONO A ae ea eet! oan pap FAAS >veeesl aie Re plete a nid _— — ” 1 A RE a rameter a m8 epee « a ee eee A NOR Ny 8 ae me 1 } tf i i te 1 : ; 5S vF 7 * ie ; a : $ s | " a oe i . , ¢ aie = Lag 7 eae nie Mem % & % aS : a oi head ba ey a Pra wee. + & * oth Mew x 4 . ie went Y ‘a > fae ’ e me . * 4 » hae he pS Tied: tas chbediierioak ae 6 te ; is Sa ; “ ag A hy hae, . “> 4 . a ~~ 4 » D = - a an ; * os Lelie a ‘ ; a - . “ pang re ws, Bee : a m 0 ey tte * ~* bun » 4 ae > + ag ~ . fey he om

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OBL. h; good Nice mar (be IN, ah —Front, rag con- /ASHING team _h oe Des i “furnished Ba E,W nished, w ed , furnighes wae sce oe : bin DE w oe roo ae ne eat y ? (e92) or ER _ wit 4A sona gin ndel! | ; ‘WA nS ; TON eat rT a. AIR ’ rarne.. ne lock oa roa fa ry R B 6 ara ~~ i typ ee te opie SON a Ae bie. «le ° SH all parents Aa e ft ¥ len iE. 294 and all ¢ 4 room Dre — , Ah NB... Oo == ' furni AR nience, spe td fic oF ee , ishe Q P fur a tch roo a fro IN¢ Con # wu , ur- ees ces: 4s eg ail or t m El = nt 4 AR Rt al . me ph 1 HE nished S04 en utif m. front iT re ry $9 ate — t 44 co with of -M _ — ar. sh Bi ° ctab r ee one -... 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Soe ; all ard we 5: | om arg ne ‘allon, Park: fete aa | i eta oe ox 0-298, in price, | Fu are po = le: large ecartain at | ACU ‘Dispatch cheap: Co 1714 | “4 Oo an: i bad. aT, tes Nice, “onve d ure S. % ea ww . co. se f: a P am. | IN At m ‘e re mre le p For | © Was. y i , wad a4 + ic . en ouble HE be = t RO it . e il im y y I oO A nme. r d. 56 ! Pr; et I o t nfurnis @) | for: it o 4010 2 ‘w large 1 lences; ne RERT, — wT ike outhern - ROOM 1 Box T: elt phone: | — gentiem : man old Kr rai — hot-air 30 So Dis Se sE AN y 2 cog, bed | e306 a Furnishe =, room eee T. a =, 1"S, 3 _" wrd.— 404, P hou ster Easton.” furnac 724 Cae second : ches hehe soatcn NER—P a; clectia: evs > We tj ° a c " a ‘ ee . D wl T 8 n ; cy . n r > imental j a! elects age Py rd nnvenien oe and | withewt’ rae. Nicely al al | give _breferably” oe Dis a Ph table, ASO! foot way + hot-al dband. D. ' ‘Richmond LE f prices Bt "2 ow c Ts, act ron ence ms (7) | _priv LOU 272 far y fur the cont _ gis — loy ly orw sD ed pa xtee aN ag eat ir, — w d ft SANE! ce in — t roo gl I ee, ae ve_famt'y, furnt mn ven- | roo) nial se ~ ig ith how bn G \ E TAS om: eal hea win ASH ag * Hox Rgyal e° eF Sa. m Ww nd | a Wi d: Fur i — expe- - ommers. ee eee oa le ty b - AS v _5T24 x ANK - call a 5 I ae ING | i, or Por | C>- nplo Fro ith Pf... ry fu nish —— ‘room (7) ih nilaee;, i ae —_ | Qui NAT Rasto — Monda rooms WEL ore MA aon ved: nt a M rd 1360 rha ved rater om ) ly, fa nee: n; arah: 1 _ com ck ER ston | cab se + oe er; CH oy. $5 ron ard AD goo wi ce, water_ne aa | oui Onl. n will n West n pl Mea H ecm y. ine reen Fr ne aN » ‘oom, (68) “with ben a hha, naee a oa th ~~ su ily a roc 1 ma eat iar ete; 1. KA sale: tmet | Wi u or sa if INE . s. ae mth hon re | means eo Post i arrose parm is — ee tren, em “Soar be ° NTGOMER aT lars, rr tricity: “well cooked BAN ~ eae a = Wace ~ a. ~For Bale gallon - ine, or CHAN sell ¢ wal. 6 Od. etric x, j NOR OMERY ing row ea | serest te pal ‘rade re) ther | or oa }ON B. &. e: No. | pee apport. tS nee Post ia ~~ m mrp! m re , ; a Ces lac ars: A r ft. U y 4 nt! — tio ras N —_ Ww ruc po y RS — Fi Pp. Dis. vat | ft ) n - t oe . v. . F s o. 4 rt or . ate La ND 8 sa Room ae to. SURU pe Th substan ve - RO ——= a ar Fer porn om me fac = INCHE comener, os ine edt —! nted to-d my : iis Lat we onty Bs | bu mver h ed ie alt —) or a8

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2 Da taco Oe eli ; CSP Gea ee Neth TD, aE Ree oO. bis ae Fi r ome ; ae eee i seca eer Higa da SEROAT oT oo oramemerapapmemenreese . ‘. . . ads a ; i age 4 eT EET Moog oy ee ; ws . aa > ial ? > Sa ti. sat rn ie AR aan 5 acta . oe — te eT ; : : ’ ” ef ere ’ rR TT ™ RO, a RPE MENON iN a lie aint BS SE os. rr: pee aby . ? * ay; ae % Sy 4 : ' - anized. Rox Box v—~ With books. S15 . , China cleset and 6 chairs ,, or G AS R.- ANGIC -For “gale: wic Broadway. ~ ae extra fine, fh 500 © Pound, de Ee mB. Post-I Dispatch, _ $25: bookcase. with z ae. section va} | Gan be seen at Langan Pt . 125 ws nia N. Newstead, Quick Meal: cheap. # siiead 2: se ttee and arm chair. mission, soe FL RNITU Ke Wee -~Beds er J — meaiie Wag PE | GAS RANGE —For sale: large: icebox, etc, | Sunday afternoon. 1833 Hogan, ee ‘o) | —bSton bi | Lest price paid. Bensinger, 776 ; Walton. Del- | “ For sale- stage a DR e pl _# ASE—For or “gale: with dr rR f Sok r—} ¢ Sale: golden o Kk: like wl co next hu re =. Y ernon. anh + a ~ vs & R —— mar 2623 L.. Forest * &* Mirror cy Th - .- Por ‘male: ‘ 52 Minnesota. on RS 0-804, _Post-Dispat ch. compartments; well sui rawers and _pe rfe t mirror: ¢& so. oe Eas > ee ; Bow | HOUSEHOLD GOODS—For sak : 5 per cent! — “2! CARPET. For sale; bench, wringer, | crest 6301. cheap, 4214W Natural ~ony "S,nyY CARRIAG er oe ges oe 5251 Pa age suited for physician. Dk — nn 2 | discount: country and rooming house buy. | "2 -@-brac Stand. 820A Minnesota. FURNITURE Weta. —Badiy a | '. Valhalia ¢ Cc ‘emetery: main 1s pable. ah29 w td. ~——Twin; i “Wied RE SSE RS—For sate: two: leat he r ” CoM: h: “ov en. > ' ers: larze Stock of sec ond! land gv otxis e >i AiR CARPE] Be, — oo wa * - — | contents f)% dwellings. " pent - nous Mt ITOR CYCLE For “ale: Usoleum ; price $600: wi i a Alf ERASS BiED— —For sale, “quick: bh > | _Srectric vacuum cleaner; electric fan and. GAS RANGE Fer one pg condition and | | Stoves and ranges of all kinds, dressers pads. $10. ‘a ask tana 25 ft. brown 13 _ Bchober. 4455 Page De!mar os Dawtiaen. Mr. 'T _Plortan. 2 y Bonds accep Bon oso ee el ana: Gant no dealers; leaving city. eater. far- other household goods. hORA Delmar. | cheap. 1810 N. Grand. | - $3.50 up. 2618 Franklin (76)) STAIR CARPE} | MOTOR CYCLE—For sala, Marvel, dc washed 5 at 3 eap. Call Lindell | US n | av. WS ~ re- UKRESShE ror saie; oak: almost new: odd . RA NG ‘— For } . —— 4s | he iT NE He rLoip & cop» Kor sale - - ~~ aoe ‘ : hi or sale: m yards of dark FU ‘RNITURE Wita _. Starting & ~ ener a : gcoemt minring er 4 or. He ° l “vee ee e REGISTE R: i eers,e_ BRASS B EI D stiasprciltisteceenemniiateees at {c ) chaire: n . os ™ \ Ros GAS > 2 ’ Sa e: ~ Quic k ‘Meal; — j lis ; mt tye. . 2 per cent As Al condi tion, with i $16. O86 gS new store. ; daths. Mohr Ww - wOAS oRS Wd. —Badly: pa pay ‘torn to —F OF tal le; deautiful ; Soro 6(eamerTs. 1126 Channing. Cen- } new; $12. 711A Russell. | discount to country and roon ‘ne house buy- Northland. Delmar 220% s more than anvone for vour MOTOR (YCLE-—For sale: ‘good om av. See Mr. aise. a ‘ _Phone Delmar S582. u ir mattress; laspe mahoeanvy ‘springs; _tral 9621) - ~| @TS; largest stock Of secondhand conds, 200 34 - Sa Ea eirensliiiin linintinasniaimsetihin jenold coeds. Phene Deimar 20ili.:' twin-cvlinder: $35 S18 N. ate ~*~ Mar. : . REGIS’ t ‘ER Wta a. kite ‘h en tabie; chairs elec ogany Cc hair 3; DPR acy 71> Por i are . - (ZA RA NG ko —- or sale. Eclipse: ‘like new; stoves and ranges: ail kinds. Dressers. $5. 0) SiUOVE For saie, Charter Oak : zood as 73. of - ; td.— Small: state State make. make. Ion. tric fixtures. ouscA Gehtawe +. ' ee beautiful antique $10. Call Monday. 2801 Case. *(1) up. 2618 Frankiin. new... 4140 Penrose FURNITURE Wt — carloads of Gdhand MOTOR CYCLE—Por sa 1088 Yainut: bedstead ‘al SIRS "ext SF. ' . — | — a eee 5 NEE I Ey Naticone Mer are a ahr sue “a, i ood a cad. Call G180 Westmin-| Gas RANGE—For _ gale. Majestic; "first. HOUSEHOLD GUODS. -} or sa] e; some vei- | °* LOV E—For saie, Solar Jewel heater; good furniture, stoves and carpets: bay any HOTOR ! “ye — .t. one e i : Ayr ‘ Lister fF OF BE one ee eo A —_—— = ee oe eee ees ed ES ED Ceo ee . tt l entire contents of houses. Frank C.| MOTOR CY¥CL z Por sale, twin i ker, 2900 Market. Bomont 2494, Central horn. speedometer and tandem: m3. w B74 ~ . ad _ a my eel. whe, Cea 2. Titi i. th Fk Gee “ P 4. host - ‘Dis. i iE Li: ee i“ “of IKE aa 3 iT Ss le: ideal: 4 tri dge & Beach coal range: sideboard, din- 1c E BOX— For sale; Sideboar 1, Wardrobe, : ¥ - ~~ nena — a : ion: as abany 1272W. . ° ret yours. al} makea. Kaight, folding bed, wood bed, gas range, parlor ~*'?* ™ r saie: 2 heaters: Holly carbu- 'GASR ANGE W td. — Water heater. “chiffonier, se , ha al —_—— with ratchet, and j- : Wtd.——Seco, “a : t = ' cor ithand - ' bE; . mae tay ig ) art , 4 : _ Box - 175. pS ‘ ——_ ag We a ary. 3615 ag UFFET—F. —For Sale: wig ana Mary style, ins toh. iMenis: almost new, 4181 Wash- ing table and dresser. Pine. | suite. 1930 Provenchere | . Peter eet, ank hizh-top hunting booths _bed spri ease + MACHINE--For soit FURNACE Wtd.—Secondhand. het_air ae » OFGAd-ne one Delmar) = “| GAS RANGE—For sate: ; Wor ee _— No. ct; res aba __ #423 : ~ | FOCRB So are 10m, | none Ptr hae a oder a by Wallace & Smith "aie: a, het- air, for ~ Fos MING Lsi4D : ,| GAS RA! Sass. ‘Quick Meal; Rood | INFANT'S (CRIit or sale; white en- pe nnn pn Ses } Derby. Wellston. — HARD COAL STOVE Wd. —State pric .: | tS fully ent ainped: : tw ¥ i ~£or Sale, GaK mantel, 108s new. 15: bough , A. Stern. 17th and Ch as n } ght combination. amel: rubber- Scand wheels: like new. 54 sare; gas range, chiffonier, __must be reason able. Box T-399, P.-D | 241% Ns, Paes aennniitiieitiiniie East “i a ee e Nattress fo teal nie mapsis Sng or Front Rank | BU FFET—For sale; mi Ft hi _Neosho: | *herokee car. | | bef TOS 1 I - FOL DING RED— For oe ie cee eee . | Cm efore noon, Vo Bates, (co) bade eds, wardrobe, chairs, cook - een beat “G0c ART Wtd.—La : hE table, buffer z i ror sale, % mantel, oak, _ANGE—For sal ine wutenat ~?d HE ik ATER W td Kiteher J , MOTOR € CYCLE- . sale . Harley bo. cheap. Delmar 2990X_ 5 Phone Victor ‘274. ee ween. | BCrFEF. $17 -_ #464 Mc Pherson. * av ~ 4 AL condition, $5. TS5A nape. —— Rn leather aries fine condition, |B oti 2 BED—For si ce ar SPTINgS; ex- toles en a n cabinet; ae Sa me Meal. 3955 Utah pi. nn t aed oe oe: “Missours aches . Wii tric oli. rH: wy. pane te ! bleton pl. Cat RSW. cellent mattress. 15 Cora. ogee oe . >» @ | Teute. TN een vane fe WOOD Wta.—T - yf “4s . ; sence - , Gam n abany {c) 654A Olive HEATER Wta wi : out. showing the roar, ss 4) miles of St. fe bays, "ier, eter. ye Sg ues, ; 2: ~ $8 FOL! MING BED—For sale. m em >| GAS R ANGE—For sale. firsi- class condi- | IRON BED—For sale; single; laundry | Syoves — a = - | Helein. 1413 HS9W. p ener anges, airtights. hot-blast heat-| . hh. ost- Dispatc MOTOR CYC! ¥ KF le. Indi ne — > Post-Dispatc = r. a os Pg an , J ay ing the city; | GAS R. ANGES of all kinds and pric s. We : (Cc) $ and cook stoves: thes d ‘All t lad |} ‘ER R or = an. , For sale. by well-known a ae ae china cabinet. 3837 Ost |. 8042 Lefaxette ‘ - price rire - a : SOc on fin + Tiga sth gates Athen pO Bors ABA ER Wtd.--Soft coal; reasonable | twin, Nke new: lieht and tandem: bargalm: . - 3 ‘ , . aoe ae ag ne deilew- + he 2 ; " : price. | in, ° bd ror SA ie eontents of ” rooms. | fe’ seil them Be up. Levy hoe ee bak KI" : as HEN | - “Ni on . leben r = 5 sideboun d. tees “ I * neiaitatins aaa fo tae yo | ; es mt . 438 S 14th at. 2 oo, Are tied. 124 CR A fornia ay. sare. 300 iron 3 a eS : on Papacity. — Call Forest 1913. (c) “S10 5 ‘For | Sale: $5.50: like new W: cost Livers}: f i$) Gannett. roc —— —__——— oor ‘HEN CARL: E’ eee 2 Fry iin. HEA TER Wd. ~-Cole’s high oven and air- Mor TOR CYCLE—Por sale, Excelstor twin: J St oll drums ee SE PAINTING Wed. —Wil eo _412 Fassen. ie tae arti: ck Toa —- — [AS RANGE- ~For sale; beautiful blue en- | > “For : trade; iemptininatane 2a _tight or he hot t blast heater. Cabany S9eTOW. good runnite ore coe Sunday before . r ern. 17th d ' gentistry for same Box O- 1} ’ exchange CHAIRS- —For sale. § ai dining- soon . es -—For sate; sas fixtures at a | ameled Quick Meal; fine condition; $140) __ Hoosier. 2717 jrecs i TEE, é » PON feS—For sale: all kinds, gas range and | HOUSBHOLD { 1OODS | Wid. Kitcher ———— | &. or evenings tat Sth st. gee ep andifer me PS GERCHANT TAILORING 7 » & 3, I “DD, ? inattress. 502% ‘Alabama tan ¢ airs” and Peasonadte price. WioA Henrietta, Pgh _value oe did 815 N. Broadway, (c) es HEN CABINE’ For sale; almost new: Preven B, Fm ge stock of household fur- net and rugs "es ‘abany ANROW sehen cadi- | MOTOR ¢ ‘YC L > aoe — "Harley - ain Sale: beautifu | 3 + yes Ob ee URNITURE—F gale: no dealera Da | aac ao” ake ee “: 4400 Virginia av. ‘, Niture to furnish the house compl ‘ Ser Pe ene ee a etchings: colored moore = ee dentistry + age A og a Will =. ( SHAIRS—F or saie; 6 matched rose patie m Reems. ilers. t120 } or sale. blue enameled: | P= sO. irs in a So as dining tables Boe ge enews Hagen any —_ KIT | i ‘ Té ot Monday. wee ] . > om Te , ata age Vash ngt bl. try ; =a me at to “ f barrains 4 6 | eaeien rocker to match; $10 each. GranJ ase | i Olive. __ | GAS RANGE —For sale: Detroit Jewel, + and sagton © , shinies an, mattresses to match; curpets, cabinet; mahogany. massive: no dealers 4 ns. ‘O.! we at N RE r sate; couch; work stand 4 veges gas fixtures. Cabany 6696W.' KITCHEN CABINET—For sale. pianc. ma igs and linoleum; baby buggies and go- ) _Velmar 35901, (|) artey-Da- ana 24142 lami i924 Etzel. (ic) | hogany eset; mission set; desk, bed, hail; C#rts; se goods wil! be sold at greatly |R nan w d ‘wood condit: MOTOR CYCLE— For sale. ine, . 400 lesk. ods wil! be sold « ; ANGE Wtd.-O . = ; nm lecs Re condition: rea ; videen: cood runrine condition; acity Pron : ust ae Bern. lith and Bj teenies | CHAIRS- He Pee ae” te — . Miam —Fwo : d S—For sale: . ian +9 naa Sa SS Rime a TB... . SE ae ae or arts: . (C995 is one = —— 3 , sale: 4 large. “patior _. ‘ “hair . re | 7 ri FY *. , r hk _ yo e 437 Lond practically new. Webster “fl. wae | KA Westminster pl. C)} open evenings; prompt delivery to all parts | = eae 2 ae ‘URNITURSE— > rr enle: lline Th #1! oven; good condition; calh Forest 766M. | room furniture bedrooms. dining a ‘ al a703t . Li, Lasky, 1406 Franklin. 4 ~ Ww td. Velvet, 9x )2. a. ‘entral v822R sell todav. Ist $125 takes it. roe bar. s UN td. —W se: Se are ROROBE—For wale; altnest new; $16. rooms. Cal) hak 4 stp me Ave) _Pa ZC bi. Reale age NES (Cc) phonograph, plaver-plane: Hudson car: bar- ap MB 0 aren BM PRE EME TE Mae NER eR M __ '6e) STOVI KS Wa oe gauge. y Fred Mueélien, 2918 ichiga . ‘W > PQ. ~ , ‘ a ~~ ° _ }: | t > NX }*i } 4 1. a ye Ss ery . ‘ o - y * . . - - . FP N n, Vic- | CHIPFOROBES—¥ or sale: drummer's sam-| BeNOR or sSaie; stoves, etc. GAS RANGE -For sale; Fuck’s, elevated | VIN LOO} Si’ ale: a : - ~ S-spend Sale. square, 16x11, 13 rae i 14th ¢ Deir call ae once. ti vy Bros., 311 8. power bias for ate ot a “ar. feet of 1%- ; phone Monday. Rell, Lindell 1873 CHILD'S IRON FOLDING BED—PFo ‘| ciency apartment. Mrs. Ladd, 5000 Kings- |Z ( Fo ameled: high | + gu ‘comnton ee: BK | TABLE—For sale; 1 54-inch, round, goiden | RR (cS) | OF ih tare ee eee eee M-inch : - . ED—For sale on * 2 GAS RANGE—For sale; blue enameled; high finish. S5602A_ 8. Compton eee oak, pedestal: L walnut wardrobe, beveled | DON’T sell befor before you gei bid: We pay more. | N. Flortsaant ke pdipe coils an 6 p STOVES. bedsteads. chan pong 3849 Botanical. ” ty 6160. S85 lf 0, 10% os bi a dellers. etc., Fr . oven. like new; cost o, sell for $4 1000 | oMUL sic” ain T—For sale. mahogany;, Plate mit ror in doors, 1 bird's-eye maple | Keiner, Central ’: 21R, Olive 3721. (el4) | SIDE CAR—FPer sale: also - moter 3 ene ais f cheap “OLS Fremtin. % ee + we ee Ee ee nee adine. 212 Washington. ated better th —— & ; = Pe ; ; a> | an new. MUSICK’S PLAT. | CHILD'S BED—For sale: good condition. | FIXTURES—Vor sale; eiectric lighting, for | _S. Kine's hichway at BRASS a sche 1 Senha “ ~ : (C99) Fi ay WORKS, 915.17- 19 hestmut. Ceni reasonable. Call 5847 Migtees. qi CO ion, ne tore or office purposes. 1120 Pine. | Gas RANGE — - ‘vale. Quick ons bine : in De rfe ct cons wi Cabany Ra (eo) | * riting desk, 1 sanitary steel hm ye | fiGH EST price paid for contents houses ané ——- ~~ Wr caliber 3 Main 1530. © plate any metal any iin- | CHIFFONIER—For sale: quartere yaoi | _Ma oT. en ral 6487, — tcl); enamel, 4 burners, with) oven below; good | OA AK DRESSE 48 - ad ne ag .8P) chairs call between 4 and 5 Sunday 3726 oq eS | tes Da Central 5659. Tyler | SMITIT FLIPR—For- sale; 1918; in draft; be-40 repeating rifles ae “funeral nepetgaivas wap bam gt See Sg liga 35 a ae a. | Meal. and other = maken; Al condi-| _*0Mme; hot-water heate, gas radiator and) , 60 i leather chairs, $2. 4269 Wasn-| for good goods. Phones Bomost $99. 2170, | fits any bicycle; no special tools ae weigh ts. ise, ar . t — | cas t emaance tas) - mun ay. le to ~. 2Ve tion: de liv ered and connected, $5 up. Pros.- , _furs. * abany B08 iJ. (¢c) ng" nm . — . -_ - _408 ; ‘ “entra! TS... 4628. 227°0 ry ; coat verv reasonable: send for our i (cf ea Peep . ACUUM CLEANER—For sale; electric: | PROSSER — furniture, ts and price list of new an ee (1 o : . oie ee * is »~ * . & Cs git ty 4 ee = vmahoxany food condition: $20. 4463 Wry BE For sale; ~ brand-new ii WANTED—KBest class of furniture of all HOUSEBOAT- Por sale: new. and VL ict ee ee row =e e. a * ate bOX ; will sel] separat ely. 3123 Easton. (Cc) ma? = Ye pte Peay Aes, ote . a wn _-_Kriesman. 2250 Cass. Central B420i. Gi , Rowe t ‘ es : tig “ort - _ r- = } YA | a ~~ Aric mi “G =. ’ . . ' 1. ) “ ‘ . ‘ 2 , op REGRETS ~ RENEE “SoM = ; aoa + sale; : Chandler le CASH paid for old gol gold. + tilver, platinum, | CVA. Ol. STOVE —for sale, blue erfarce: for new: terms if desired, gunner Perat- | GAS wie” K—For sale; Quick Meal; good as | PARLOR SUITE—For sale: buffet, kitchen| ‘4 aig ep 5 nage a, os |WE pay the very best prices for furnicire.| rived from Chicago:, can east . wilt Te wet type diamonds, oid or broken false ‘teeth with used only a few times; also some nice | idre Co ra S Broadwar. (ca) new 44y Alberta. ease Se Pe Trae Ne eR ‘ vabinet, ie shox. 4009A Lucky. tare nen oak es 14th : ed carpets, contents of dwellings. Central, bank of river, in large eddy fust “north of D: sell cheap. 1912 or Without gold: kodabss. used records. pictures. Forest 7986. chi s —$————— ————= | GAS STOVE_—For sale; and other household | pPaRioR SUITE_For sale. S-viece and ine a —.....| 6829, Bomont 261. American “torage and| McKinley Bridge. Box ©-260, P..D eat | ins‘ruments, Vi ae, iu ag gra oe Ey ee ’, FU "RNITUREW}! sale; 3-room flat; prac- | ““: : ie; 3 rooms, furnished | “4 Sooner Gl 2712 -_ WASHING MACHINE—For sale; electric; | hold goods, shoes, clothing, stoves and . . t new. c Boggio, s. ms revolvers. shotguns, told. silver. platinum, good as new. 314.) Nebra: ka av. .| complete, including parlor set; like new; cedar ae: chea. 112, Washington. ,PARL OR SUITE—For sale; 3-piece, mahog- Eden: copper; used few times: save $30: | boxes. Central 8450L, Olive 1200R. : must be in first-class conaielen. Box i (eT) et ae = tana hysicians’ COAL RANGE—For sale, a. Food con li- | ‘ade conatie, 406A haston rae Sart G cana an brown willow; cheap. ell 7 wt “gt tral 43 ple health. Lin- $100 cash. or bond. 4338 Prairie av, | i. ae bee ort-Dispateh sale, 45 h-ca ‘6 Ps usica hnstrumen 4 kodaks, Graflex. anvyve- ion; also cas range. ohio > ot . aS . “| RNIT "RE For SAIG@: S- piece li ving roomy | 7 . ——$ } ue i _or en ra + ; Ta mr rvi- . TRIR- 7 C - Ee athe - ~ — — ' 9 CT Seurakaune Gat thing valuable: or #,ij}] trade: will call aide COAL RANG E- -For sale: “good condition. set and one motor sewing machine. Ti79 | HALL TREE —-For sale, large; cheap. 4109 /PARL JOR SUITE For sale: bookcase, pic- | Mier a 7» we Fo: fe m pes ae, Cae SP« IT Cc AS SH ‘MACHINERY i . Olive.” Phone Ofive 1243. Miller, "916A Gravois, over saloon. vi ers « - {c) Mc Ree. ene ne stn et tures, otis Bald s.OVve, gallon crocks, WAPon, WATICR Hk AT ER For sal le: Qui ‘k Me ~" For home furnishings of al) kinds; anything | WANTED ee eet - eateebemremmnetietiingamitieen — x . rs . 7 ' Ni ; s ‘ ‘ . a ps tc. « 4 ta ad win vd i 4 , . | . ‘ -_ . ; « “T° " S rs , ‘ i ‘ “ ; bs Sa ic penet as = Fer | y +3 ‘ re: at a t or £ Cc Sma i> Ore * = “a , ; 4 : oe a { wMeratMec. r F onet and Springfield | biued - — Olive 3863. Central 4023L ( c8) fine ba ker _— $20. 16 AS S._Jetter a= al Siair ar] et, Las ‘ange: cheap. 3009 Mond ~_— Lafayett e. . m PORTIER Ee —For sale, leather: fireless cook- /- ‘ a : ~ 8 FU RNITURE WANT ED BADLY BOIL ER Ww td One + gg A or one 6; * 5-caliber; irt rounds MRS. J. MIL I sR buys and sells jadiea’ and | COAL RANGE—For sale. Superior Bridge UCAS — RR, oT ena er, baby sulky: porch shade. 3906 Lafay- | WATER HEATER—For sale: gas range, | | one iband. Box T- 234, Post -Diape gun OB vig belt, . and gents’ s imhtly worn street and evening & Beach: cast iron, large oven; cheap. | gy >A’ TY : a . sale: four | roo: ns. beauti HEA TE R —¥F or sale: W ilson. 1493 Stewart pl. ette av. (@) chiffonier:; cheap; dresser: bargains, 5251 ee 5 emgage one large ans small lots, con- FRE IGHT E LEV ATOR— ter 2. ys a or " tarts ‘ 4 i a ™ i .> ‘Buck's; ftwo- ashing : © newspapers and ot ge | K com wee . . ar- | FURNITURE—For sale, all kinds setondhand fi ATERS For gale; Wilson, Bu 8, 'WO-!| DRE SSE R—For sale: mahogany. and piano: | » - ay , , . Seger” ime) . “ — (2) te, crochet yokes and laces; made 1 Quick Meal gas stove, $14; 1 hot water no dealers. 2816 Washington: Bomont . , : Wil N 516 "good ie | or ANT ' - lots or contents of dweilings. o if’ to 2H" unt maniila; 640 feat of %™ and _feason? gle. Call Mrs. Moore, 2409 Becoftf. | heater, $10; 1 wardrobe with 8 mirrors, 1) of ley é , oe ‘. | WEATER—For sale; Wilson. o. 316, | RA NGE For saie; good Charten Oak: hot-!| DON’T you want to save money on your! Will bay extra good prices | cheap. Box D- 415. nr. 4426 Penrose, Will. l pay your oe is. Wicese Bachstein mahogany upright piano, — brass | —————_ REF a are | as new. Call at 2141 KR. Warne. _. | Water front.and base. “022 Whittier household goods? If you do, come and * ‘ g-gn Delmar 19up Euclid av. | PRESS Wtd_loxis G. & P.- ud en ao s rite or bed with mattress and spring and dress- LNT] . For ss chiffonier. bed, | tieatTiR—For sale; cheap: also Charter N¢ om Cc t: ret rese see our bargains on slightiv used furniture ores 25 or mar 3S fe% | ~~ i HERAT) 0 R. A ih Hi Ime ‘omf for WwW 4 an 1 stoves We have a big stock to select eee oe = ane ' for cash, Box O- -416, Poat-D in % and 1 » — 5 at ne we. %e and 1 inch manila hone Kenton 592 7472 Flora (2 ;; leaving cit 9652 | ynbination bookcase and desk, washstana; | oy te te Ib. 812 Franklin, tes Juaeeeion SHS. _ 7412 m3, er; not for dealers, leaving y. o0o% | ~ ge . “> sare ee Oak range. on legs. 4055 FBaston. _ gourd as new; cheap Keiner. os » S. 14th . a OL OM Cc Ss. ; mi ‘ COnGiLION ; prices reasonable ‘ : “ : from and good as new. for leas than haif Se "ROLL SAW Wad. —Footpower: bore pounds of inch manila Wtd. —Pawn q ickets, ~ Diamonds Ore MIL 1 —F ‘or Sale: @ ect tric : ‘scales | 4 O67 ‘a1 HE tg a an _ palmar. electric, R 2K ( ooh = os good condition: a ice. na s. ws washstands. Be rm ope ny ______ SEWING MACHINES | i condition. Rox T-361, Post rs eet feet lon = Ca , . . ‘ . S deventer. '| FURNI NGS—For sale aS tre and | est S176 of -. Keiner. 215 S. 14th st. diaotate ardrobes, -ds, springs. mattresses, . puee one, A for jewelry. xun U. _k. coupons, oN oA a Td ata no .and pic ures. ‘of “apart: nent. 46354 HEATERS—For sale ranges, gas stoves of KANGE--For sale; Buck's; $18; hot water) chait : : library tables, china clos- | “ Romont 12, Repaired at hhouae See: S| alae STACK wie oe ae : ee ~ os linoleums: everything | a Hie —— — dry supplies, tongs, shanks, Machinery. (c) _ false, Santis. _ automobiles, clothin te x. tires, cash | COFF E E MII L—F or sale: and meat grind-| “gi , } . : ay og” S 1 y (ee), conneetion. - 53415 N. Unio Mr. Maquire i Tee Bt K Stamps. cigar cevpons, any- | iieenhen iene San “616 N.| svashingto .: altogether or by piece. Call all kinds. 2021 Shenandoah. ceiecuaatell ; eo : , nis ouse c 2 aie 3 aq , ; fz 1 Bate gy * 508 NN. 1th. Central SR09R. 11th — alternating; $60. *61 ) N. esily ; ’ afte B. Om T} vg) ! = rn afternoons. HEATING eT ‘ Vv E- ~For ee Moore's ‘air- ae E— ~For, sale. com bination gas and coa:. an mt: vissh, nh ‘he house. | Kein oe sittee lit h | we os on — For sal a0 dro we Otte ‘ ‘olonites, Kinloch y. O. 1 steel; 1 Lynn water tt SC ee OP HRN LI a ‘or Saie;, 2 heaters, Charter | tieht: good condition: 1 4H PaAstOn. ast Prairie, eee ———— on 7 ~ STATIONARY ENGINE Wtd.- - x 12, mn 4 pD «; AS RAN «tee! *pepep SEWING MA HINE = r ] ‘ - | . 6th, East St. Louis. ic) HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE [© ~Z > Boing tnd shape; $38 orb sion ceanacilere smamece nerer| HEATER—Fer sale, Royal Charter Oak; aoe a ee ee ee, eee ‘ AU . rON 1 | q_head> $7.50. _ 4059 Chouteau. eae sae ee i ne Smal), iron ; rin i : : ; nate: sulk ee Santas Reateamicn) ” fot | hon oe ition. 9R44A Keokuk st. — ae ne mepenin — As Wwe — it make auction sales, we will | ~ = - , Ly ea a 7 a : * ape sonable, — “a5 ke tt : BABY BED_For sale; and mattress; good 915 N. Broadway. ND GAS RAN Ree } = ———— ied =] | ak AT ae no e. Charter Oak hot biast, | RA NGB—For sale: Charter Oak. Grand ae you nything on our auction floor. at SEWING | MAC "AINE —For sale: one — STHAM ENGINE, wra.- _Sraition condition: ressonab nF ON ( ‘OAL “AN > GAS ANGI or Sale, handsome bird's- | t or le, 7 — GY? 146 Juniata. ey -;at auc tion prices. ern . . - = vara” ower: must in good @: computing, one cery. SARY RED— — es — oe COMBIN ATEC blue enameled; ; $150 value ve ie bedroom furniture: was $200,| $15, $6. 1416 Bissell st. site ennadidapeapiotia ratte a ok’ on — haan: tn goed oumal H “ST Ni “PION CO., 2008 Morgan st. (el) at” £ | reasonable Box Y-%314 a ne cy9) - : se electric way. (c) | yr sell separately. Phone Mrs. | as ; iain —, oO ae + Saaee _ = | SEWING MACHINE For sale: Singer drop- | Zuo 4T oO] S rw Bien OC « . : *T* > e ‘ . " ~ } c . ié ‘ ’ lamp _and sulky. 4173 Russell. (c) _for $110. 915 _ 1 in nin; EE toh we ‘abanne tel ‘HEAT TING STOVE — Foe ante. Buck's meee | _tion: $20. Keiner's, 215 S. ast Ad. LA NC 3AN’ S BARGAINS head; good as new; must be sold; bix bar- ge ag a juimber. pize. F. Steiner a RANGES—For sale: at the oid price: biz gain. I822A N. 22d. | Storage Co., 2279 Wash st ee ee ee —— Toledo computing scale, . ne Ww M H ‘ _ BABY BED—F»o COMBINATION RANGE—For | sale: OA SS. mane — ; on; c r sale; brass: chin b ‘O hanes determi ie a ol wath. z ton; cheap. 2847 Cass. sideboard, chiffonier, brass ets Sune: and gas; good condition: also other furmi~ | fee eee cae pane. Geoban. IYin’ TreATER-——For sale; cheap; have no us¢ ‘stock to select from: all makes: $10 up. We handle a line of new sample furniture | om : le. large Victor: very wardrobe, lib bl -} ture, 1202 S. Broadway. tc6S) bce ey " 4779 Maffirt Sui ’ ' 1900 Bissell. Tyler 2609. (¢) . WwW TED Granite ¢ 300 fed eel. Boe b BY CARRIAGE—Good condition, $v J. 3338 COOK re] | cheap: no dealers: call Sunday. tr ii : ' a china rons Re poten te oer meal a eet ee. sa — ‘ ‘Jeffersc ae “50 ans rom oat. hold Goods for Sale or Trade par © Aba MACH INE—For is. grophead SCR Ak IRON AN ee sateen) nia (2838 Michigan. at 46° elm (¢c ~ teeneing i en. Y CARRIAGE—¥or sale; if you are | _! Linde! _572 —_— | iving ym fur go Bc ate a like new: reas able. RQO8 ‘Baston. perfect condition; $27.50; heater, 4050 Has om wr canes A Meee melden er famed can atm makes our speciaity. Call 130. (e08) perfect order, sell cheap, A. ; > > | Yes. ‘ ie r-pianha, it prone 11 +e § e ( ia er + pree LO « & ~ : —_ ee . aa a —— ee Sot DAVENETTE— For sile beautiful ta oy f 1 leather kers, Sey en rr} - lites, rugs: HEAT a —For ‘sale. ( ‘harter Ohak, air- tight, |- Ra no = : . aap ing room set at $43; 9-piece Jacobean dining | nkitp. Fhose Beil wave 2120. ich?) Kusen, Mo. Bak tit _— nd - LANGE+-For sale; Radiant; hot-water back; room sets at $97: fumed oak library sets, : | AMMUNLA . ITTINGS— We a le; uge, double bar- retal) Ww. fe) + Loe! Re $70, phone Grand 5169M. try: bargain. 5803 Waterman, third pdean car : bargains: no dealers. Own- |" Mor sale. ry ss ir eds, ste: on — My - , ol pected ax ag etd SP narapg tt Arad sale; white enamel; and Da Wet COTTE will sell cheap. 1202 S. Broad- |" eorines and thattresses oat, , dition. 4235 Obear. enn nnn —— | RANGE—Superior Bridge & _ Beach: : 50 - td. way: erfect condition. 5955 Garfield: Ai (S)) aoe winide’ pe : of in || HEATER—For sale. hot blast, medium size, | “pa ciass condition; $22 Keiner, 215 $1250; beds, $3.50 to, $7.50: springs. descripti d price, Box 0-387 Ie No. 1. steel Cabgny any & or (e) | a: an | and dining roorn fur Bo Brewed eh Rw practically mew; reasonable price. 3300) « i4th at. ; (c) 9x12 Brassels rugs. $13.50; 6-font extension | _ Ao o “»: | Linde ice machine ze. full chok $20. S054 DAVENETTE SET—For sale; 4cebox, gar-,| davenette suite, K mil ne aap & rs. Cr een pe . . ~ noe tables. $5.65: chairs, 75c: sideboards, $7.95: CAMBPRAS bought, sold and exch: snged. chine. These a BAV.Y BUGGY—For eale: reed; §7; two den tools. 864 Providence, Webster; stoves and ranges at ha sais river CABT, | — ne ace agp RANGE— Standard with hot-water oOn- pesrineustore. $3.95: gas ranges from §12 to Chas, Freshman, S s 18th s eclect what you Drai Irish rtai $4. 1444A ss come and see our line if in need of anvthing. HE A TE Rr For sale: feather ma howanv nections: in groud condition: cheap. j. $25 We have added a line of Victrolas. | - = oa. : de hich ait t -- : ye _ oe eects (c) a wor sale. sideboard. cup. | HAST AUCTION CO.. 2009 Morgan st (e837) } davenette set, vtax. 13° a leaving. | ner, 215 S. 14th st, ©) which we will sell at same rates as other er | CAMERA For sale: exc tens fog _— Stara. 17th amd@ Chestnut ste. ; $3. 50. 4 —— DAVENPORT—For sa e; sidebo 7 ne SP eo Bong IOS eae } a 90) College: Colfax. ~ a : —; a itimie tnaitenio ». furniture. A shaded price on wicker couches, Slightly used: purchase p co; wii} * . wr" -oeee = a; = ihe , be, yas 6 Stove. 4y8l N. CRNITURE—For sale, new and siightly } a PO oe | RANG E—-For sale; St. Clair Maseanie, sel} t ‘ 20,000 rolis bd caster pra For sale: dining nn od ay d. Grand... a RY . iemiites bass dressers, ch! tffonik . wardrobes, ” ain. HBATER—For > gale. larce. airtight. aad fine water connection; warming closet good ‘as plete. $12 50 ane Kitchen cabinets, eT s Serene _) Box O-298, Post-Dis Wy 7 an Wer v ected ra 6 sai "A Anderson av. (c) DAV E ENETTE— -For gale. "4 mahogany, Co- ing suites, davenettes, rugs, carpets, brass het blast. same as new; sell cheap. og new ; $30. Herman Paule. 117 Blow ; "ALKER-ARMSTRONG HOUSE FUR. 0...) ang tele an two 5x7. a ees | o— and matertal. entine ro UNE naps ire > S d mattresses; very | , oe B eager roa > , _ fi , » onths: | and iron bed, springs an a WwW: a ——. — Oo b brary. 1806 Oltve at (eld) | tuyer unfip 3 alien. D. 3419 - at! rwALKER-—For eg like me) + von agi Ag I mark: | large assortment at balf the price; credit {0 | Hr pans ‘i Her tala one Srwt -cim “Sanerior. Rae Pe ee” een. 8. a SORE arya; N ppoesite Public Libra | —— Pasa Pale Bs yg EA carrying | Dreyer. 407 Pontiac Bida, Ce | a olin AS. . Ba r » people Ve will buy, move or s " “: aif .. * , 3s C tec. Leet. fonier, dresser, brass 7 ; 3 | fa ee Ayo ‘ | YTS te? P . r > f ma ° | —— A Highland. sprin and mattresses. 2021 Shenandoah, | of-town buyers. We sell w! holesale to deai- HFEATER—For sale, Ruck’: s : soft - onal “heater. sideboard cupboard ; very reasonable 4537 | 4 re ma MB. ok f 8 —_ h & roo | KODAK-— Ee ne sate. used ame time: prac- “ - ae a a = a rr es etntes fi") , ' ‘ . rn re. 240 : OllLER-- “u a tte eS - e BED-. For sale; enameled; complete; cie@u » ers in carload lots, t f seli car, it pass- | ew: No. 2: can he seen Sunday. 6806 a tieally new hea 2541 1 is ; “ Easton. . DAVENET [h—For "gale; mission ; leather es our door: or Bellef ait ower Grove alike new: on (c) | _Asnian le. onper clad. matieable bushels coal; no dealers. 3st7 Arkansas. —- 1S Ee : ! mos OF. upright inspected 75 pounds. Hou . : KANGE— For sale; con ag le KODAK—-For sale: No. 2 felding. avute-— _Post Dispatch. - like new; $8. ‘KO, = ASS 2 a d; Yike new, guaranteed no} r Cherokee car, get at 12th and Clark Se gag meyer wagers: ; 7 oy , ' KED—For sale; white steel; %-size, with apnowsers f bargain. 5333); © ae te - ¢ _ HEATER—For sale; one smal! Wileon and, “with hot water lining: almost new, for less ie | . $4: mattress, $5. ‘Forest 3923R. Wells $18.50; cost $48.50; = (e) | oF transfer to 4 en ghnng Took a et. | one large bame-burner hard coal; like; than half price; cali today. 3949 Humph- | HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED tin. | BE a reasonable. Box | BOILER For gale. heating. newense.. No. ve RED. r wing and mattress; acetate — csgn ARS ARTEL IO IEA : : eet w Fy $11-318-815 &. 14th at new: cheap. 4607— Tennesse RE (c) rev. seh PSS NATE CRE Oo — oh ee ee ee - rm i ae rapac 3 $25. “$5. S015 “Laciede.” yi DAVENETTE SET—For sale: maaive | FURNI a RE ! 5 furnished | I1EATER—For sale. Wilson: 1 feit rmat-| RANGES—All makes coal or wood; rebuilt | BARY = D AND CARRIAGES Wtd.—DBox . io ye eat etd ttn | R wearer, Brows ” wicbonatd” Mac! Machinery CO}. “a d library table. fum oak | rTURG—ror sae, ov Nicel, mene gor orks Gar O“”™—xIS: . | nd keled: on feet; half the price, also O-5¢8, Post-Dispatch { ~ O18 (‘ass. {¢ large or smal! late: need oods : best ; SRT ae ’ be BED—For sale, antique mahogany 4-post| $125; rugs, brass | bed. 38ST Delmar Dl. | x ah ws ‘ming ove ot Bi bebe lnum- | ace ———_——“=" | RANGES—Ali makes, Bridge & Beach ~ . a Schober, Delmar "sak, _Forent S963. «= BICYCLES ANG MOTOR CYCLES” 70-horsepower: inepect SR Mor sale; Frantz Pre- Bae bed, full canopy, colonial sofa, chest draw- | ha AVENPORT— For sale; golden “oak, - atnet | dry range, $13.20; Wilson heater, $22; Su-| HEATING STOVE—For sale: large size: | Charter Oak, Baker, in first-class cont! | BED Wtd—Dark wood; complete with | tt dnect Troe ; condition. . 4334 Ashiand. ; ers. RGR Cook. upholstered: ; like new § #lz 4 wy), 582s — Te perior rad ! S33.) : arge St } tor soft reod condition. 4017 Blaine av. (c) | then, good as new, ee — oC aaa a . &D rings anod mattress; also hall runner. 4 a om ee mane SYSTKM- mate; ee | BED—F lightly wed ; SORTO-For sale, green velvet; $12) coal, $1 6 Sem oom Teme Wa HE ATING STOVE—For sale: square dining| lot cook stoves an eehip them. Levy | Penton 53h. (cr on ae te : wen Picture shoes ‘of . al ra proot agrinss. 4261A gg 4015 N. Newstead. |} warming oven. w- gourd ni~fixtures, £1. 9. {.ro0m_ table, 3 chairs. 4200A Prairie. | ES: te grt he ip Mom (SAY | BEDS—Furniture, Paan coneemee of beat “price fe we a. Wtd --c2-inch, reasonabie eal NOOO ATE ME ie Uber Na, ®, moving; nearly oir Wess Hartford. Victor 2279 fc) | ‘For sale, and pad, complete, | ur was fixtures, 62.20: 3-burner | HEATING STOVE—For tale. Superior, like | res. "Ul as 12 SO: or small lots. We pay the Ls rrr nronmmmneen | On Tinton bi ; ‘Brenner Co., 3 ger . DAVENBTK— ee ae oH cham aattne > | new. $1K._ ‘aan 262 ~ REFRIGERATOR, $5; side icer, $12.50; bet- gown, Call Forest 5025 or Del ar MOTOR CYCLE Wtd —Qood condition, Har- |.’ ee —- ss Myra ) BEDS—For + sale, tron beds, walnut wardrobe $30, 3615 Laclede . - | fixture, $3 pner oll chan new. $15. “all Sundav, 26214 Nebraska. | REFIT furniture; rugs, Vic s Bros. : — levy X Indian: reasonable. S808 N. iith st. CLOTH cuTyes: mb Maes a AR ARS pat SS NER RE is ub moothe nent et ng — ~ lies . ~* ~~ 7 ee, ee a ree RR Se RTE em Mivibna -06.¢tige ge RE ct ccna R a ot Vlegigs anil daelte n.. tanithinaitelaiaioas ye. ib Boke be TO cd oe ote oi Maat ithicnd tn te he Cs 4 7) r “» 2 Pig a> 9 “og! Ease” Ds watt ae. ‘ _~ os ¥ ate ) ‘ by Te gh EUR 8? ¥ - : Vien # A x, - a ‘* eS ee Si: burner ol chan ‘ . __ 3615 | ary GB , *- — =~ ce | m, diniug. partor ——— and class cupboard, at a bargain. 1930 ORT. $12. mH): leather ~ couch, ~ $8.50: | Fancy lamp, #2 ‘ ATP, mre n HEATING STOVES—For sale; few at bar-| _roo™ 8837 Delmar b! ore : : , | clreular kpife; ; oS ieee oi ay © clncige: Gravois. : DAVEN saitce ay $3: Morris chair, $5.50. peat hed room pieces, bed and spring and wash- rain prices. 915 N. Broadway. (c) | role a - sale. 2 beautiful tapestry BEDS Wtd.—Dreseers. — rockers, etc.; | MOTOR hag LE wid. Late modet Soa | Sidney 4019 Apia oe ella - F EDROOM SET-—For saie; china “Closet ; ; side- ; Washington. age * ee od sam gn i venpoORT—For sale; double white iron aite, upholstered in. velour, |__Tues. hed. @ressers, tables. 2511 Laclede. | 7“iair of Marquisette curtains, 2 pi 78K, Forest 5185. * (Pore 3 with ©. 9, Salad oat’ . I s? pair ' . ti orest % FOR SALE | trte control excelient outit for yo NER—For o~ al board onl ” ) » Victor T) b@ce Suit ieee tie a » haif price. Persil ‘ eine Wik Warner | av. (c) bed and cage bed. eshd Osage. (ec) $13.00. Con nl te dining-roar sui : siet. | HEA’ TING STOV ES Por gale. aii stvles and portieres. bric-a- SEC, clock, pen — . n a a ts e ts , rr ea ia a ere ew ~— | * wh «af ROOM iy yo For pale: solid walnut, ' : PRS. ine f m table. © ad irs side kes, low prices for cash: free delivery. ining table. chal . Silas . : 6) RU (Gy For sa! He. Ain gee ~ a 7 : ‘ contents flats. awellin — RIC cre LE Fur. sale: Largain. ZSIGA Rue. | K + aongg = = mie Fed. Fores fe) _mont 19a a ROOK new weil, complet né eT an |. Se Lane tt AA res “wrmargene # . saint - th sel) cheap. 4168 Wyoming. ‘Ba BEDROOM. SUITES— Almost new. ivory _ DESK ~Por j pale; fine. large, ~ Oe he oe | eta Re ; pmae Ragen 4 nm | Ttiar Cee? ae = : Pee > ee . ' b ee baby ed gas fixtrres 1s * v4 4729 Bastion Delmar > ry phene ( 22% —_ rd and brown mahogany: William-Mary - rs xtension table. 46 st. erd)- | ss ee ee oe ee ~ -_ HEATING STOVE—Piain sheet iron stove; | 7 “}—For sale Wilton, $12: leather cou : re ee iin nies | y nated: as GEFAL PARIAK MOTOR hg? paale: et nye lw ing suite: cane Hving room furniture. libra-| sideboard. e aw | tere. No interest charxes . rat a awe ur | medium size: board and pipe, $5, 2218 | F! 100 S. King's hiehwav._ 'COAL Oy GAS BU RNER Wtd—Second- mn node Gin a Malate carbon | ‘rect current: fine condition. "rere: ; table. fine phonograrh. elecert player | ae = ike - $100, S421 ak BS DRS SE Dnt ean =. Pine. Central 29° (C) | —————- ae i ue + other’ furni- hand: Wilson heater 115. 2406 Coleman af areal Sefileiftarth’s s HM. EB aA Ce meat aa © xerhenre ene 4 gas ranges: best make: aul in tne condi- | : lo xi2?. velvet iz; china, es 549 or 1087 De mar — a ——-—- y ha moe tera rss ' um shells, bi "nak wale. a uwmer, Sity Cabanne. ») | eed yy mis Ke aon _ io) rTM scroll saw, $4. we. | ! tion: this is vour Cnet ka ~~ 4 bargain. | tig oy aan Poa Nat I nae ey AV ENPORT a4 Library table, reading BICYCLE on Wee good condition; Coaster wiertric ure” ts G5e; ke a , elie rt mene asta tt ' : Langan Storage (o.. 22 ashineton. ' vases, pilates Seances - . ae ‘tienda ' , oeer brake 1494 Wash st 2802 Olive. Bs ont BEDS—_¥or sale; 1. 75: eprinns, 95c; mat-; fet: no om emcees 4 ‘ o- ~ oo ‘es —o Le.re, MS | HEATING STOV —% SE Co ‘maker: Bridge oo al Be, . a yas . wt aft 1. Sunday or Monday. BICYCLE For sale. mud cuaris, pump, teo! a ted sewi machiges. a2 ‘A . : ; 381 el) eT? Ue — . , & Reach air-ticht. arter Oak. | 2. ; > * — Lh Pen . ; > , : bag, coaster brake 2 =~Franktiin (¢ ra. from Pan i—&S feet in diameter. 1 $1.50; kitchen f YM SeET—For sale [810 6S -ATER ‘or en's & tubes: fine Wi Tp hot-blast. Charter Oak hot-blast as es sale: Axminster. 9x 12: washstan Wed Lane. mir and table, for Fx = ” ’ ’ ; fae - x ot. pe Laundry 15 Tax- _ fembination bookcase, $3.50; DINING- RO‘ at —_ ge -* we im ine “ere | RUG-—For sal ' ras liehts. 1317 one Victor 25343 RICYCLES—Barrains in used bicycles. Sa- ; . “ 7 so... { . e nelee £2 5 4 tlaston ether good stoves: cheap. Kelner. @ sad h mirror portier pores, £a ite a . . i= (c2) $5; ening, $3.50; baby crib, $3.50: ch ~- Compton ay. ’ ane: goed Con 4s S 14th st. io NE lid ’ DINING-1 - CITE wed. Gomplete: | ~eme Cycle and Motor Co. 108 N. 12th ENGINE For a afin — ‘= er. ble an a: Pf “Por sale: ~ ev, G ©COn sa pica Tic “or an je cra Ame . comet CS eae s vc sii -—— — : re BOW, - » ms ' m bm ! Stes « paints. Mechanics Pe chai 86-7 FR nace Bg Sic: 6-: DINING ary RA Hamilton. earobing m bookcase. $98: arvairn | HOTEL RANGE—For sale: Home Comfort RU Gs- for sale. ~pargains Gicooe Carpe’ i} and Mary or Queen Anne: | BICYCLE—For eale. racing: almost nee . tras —_ st. ( S rs. c onier ° dition; * Tio Bain. wrought iron: water connection; big bar Cleaning Co., 262¢ Olive. Both puewes. uiffet. 66-inch or over. Clayton LIPR.ic> bargain. $3). Grand s120W Sires Maury. — yaw sale —— ' ; ' : dirert gener, foot of b lack Cat Furni- | | Creer sae aa fine: oak: complete, “oy sale: and cast |} . HOUSEHOLD GOODs- For sale: parlor set, RUGS- Almost new; furniture, phonograph. “Oc for aia ye new. Montana Feath G ~ PLIES BEDS — i. all “fron: “new cotton-top DINING SET- a: | re le: and cast an 1 Tange. \ pieces, mahogany R227 A Cote BRriliant>». olaver-piano: Hiudson car: bargains. oles , Auto call. Del. 865, For. 767. 44 BIC YCLE—For eaie; Vernai. goed condition. to be a plumber or mattress: “ iron springs $7 uD: =. so, 361s _ ete _—-—— siden “Dak: jike —ro — > ate: tran } ae HOUSEHOLD GOODS For sale; leaving Cabanne. _ aA , ‘ : (of son Call Lindell 4475W. 3942 Weetmin- | —_ Saxe? ee ee ee 20% Coleman, rear G—Oriental design. worn, §5: blue Ax” iE “ATHER BEDS Wtd.—AAl, 1000, We pay | ster ENGINE—Por sale Atlas heavy us. We spell to Baha P stand ap: ch: ater cibie. DINING SET—For sR aston. ic) if cee Siahkart | eity Call at onee. - hit - , bers anJ steamfitters can uit $1: a a match. gm Hg $1.50 a u an ma | minster, $12.50; hall and = stairs. - highest prices for old and new feathers; | fil YCLES--For eale. one iver-Johneon racer. | * >! pe Re $45; bargain. s OLD GOooDs— For sale. corr plete Hustrated cata HOUSEHOL td delivery nu achine will call immediately. Pi- £25: ome boy's, 815: two others, $10 each: .” , ctantest an 6 OO teeta ee em, Sateen es eager MO aia ACE 5 lps an Se te Me Ay a oy Po Wee + ¢ ’ % > . Ge + ward- beh A nee } érum- | ban = male. Guick Meal: ine > sv TITE- For sale: ae § VE—For sale, Quick Meal: low Washineton bi. ; } (Ae) robes, $5 up; crowded house of “all kinds DINING ROOM several finishes and styles ¢: 1901 John rth tersimnines of = Mlat and laundry. _ — J —— oe’ ox Mix Co., 1202-04-06 High st. Central) 222: Ry EH oy of up-to-date furniture et very low price p02. 8." “Rrong way. ie? i TOVE—} ale: cheat febow all_ pew, Fiver. : he hy h velvet rug. cost $160, ne!) SGI 4 Gtive 4 4161 187) | —— : a ne. finath: in! Gamo ine : ‘ eS : All makes and sizes: we haw ition, on : on Mimacamoee on CYCLE © t sais: Scrinne- , other St. Louls sews- wail sputh. TING ROOM SET—For sale, and bedrow! Yt. E..For sales, higt bo HEATERS—All ma ba 3 MmIRNITLURS Wtd—-And we ppere i ‘ 414, Wee Charter: By to ie INING Rt 4e iw) 4350 GAS RAN‘ stu ; i . & ee) as! oven. x » aa them t low prices, get your rly _* " VA t ¥ r sale hea wll j chee a * ASS Ri, nh . aring ay js . persect conditivu: must eeil. i a* . . ) | ranafer to Belt line; = te for: the name of first-class condition. Riverside 000. new. $202 G229 Ridge : Levy. Bros., Sli S. 14th st. ie Mia sii. RWARE Sunday after 2:30, 3023A Utah vest prices. Lindell lus, c) =6—Belie, Machinery Supply Co, Bt Levy Bros., 311-313 S. 14th st ich Ganpets

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AKE] ener ear “Smith 3% : ee ck: | $008 ed For Bruce ring pviegNRAL 16, . Fr (ec zi D nont _ ER ~~? ace A sale; (‘oa!l tli : ay. uda twe (Cc) rete d Ou = ay car. ‘ Ha ut re mod Seaman’ ] | Fate v Lo gabe 2 Me - G xe ne IK sbi wirhe... hea car uk a : ; A Bo, ccna HE entr F I . & ‘ a 2 ot n : chen hiss + Map i p I =e | ba on e \ . T t ‘ 4 ‘ I , du 0 ¢ . Pa : ” $ uri condi io Ko. rT, Ch Ad a IO - r= ent Ri ral Fenn 8 epalr te Cc 1h um rake F Ne AIN iav. |‘ one nate ied r, nger : : > whet te i ‘4 : ih N 4 ar , . S 2 2 ss n Su is ft r ~ 7 oda? iss Loc nge ‘ ie * ne — S5: pat va ae Gro $2 a Bh ary - Pag iy ser er. HES Ss CHEM PATI, ote rte 3. ov oops Ls we the t 5 Rood ? = East st i] aan ) TR ver ti ances” bit. « 5-ton, nt vill de RS Hoeven: iM. ST tL LOL 0 e new |. “hat | wh anno’ tin - p ic = t ou T ept., I C _Greo a: ag jel r | Mr ri r ins P re e 1] ents I: Vy - ce ha . os | t hat Yea ot an e pass | ot y } W Ct yn Der - »~”—) 00. ! giv w nc rit ER ant sng s oO l tr ne , ern 41 “Peel 84 . the: ont T It rebu Be Tite te. : R255 | a er | ou. fir iris e a nt oks co -hon — ad ‘ WLT -_ _@ t . oon val : 1479 ol 8 ipe r ¢ Lassi } eT ; i } iw ar - =" , a Pr hey bik a, bina ne rly _ 51 ] 1-¢ e K V ( en r R. ry ® ea Sonat el, r ng e } ti ~~ re \ A v4 ‘J M — Ww ) ° on € " pric t a ed YW am ©} erk } race fe \ are ne iS Soe rg aan ton pt ALUE ae easy ol. $57 ab abit res Pp. - Wen new! & $32 ‘See ee eg x ta C4 with “winast 8 ——— | ane 0 w ‘ ] . al = leet l t rd ‘ n- } it A £% it . T >). Car i 4a it > is E3¢ 4 t it i, sors ase pe Sd lie UES: sr eaymen hea ts souiter Nita Oe 2 om car that a a ae ae 2 == mee 91 1 af n ( J om $ « V — sOC e : tires, as sti 17 uc | } x n 6 t> f ef ’ 118 ‘ Ww \ \e ; Jur} a ' id 1G ouls. 7 us if Me. ce 80 5, W t 8 et r — | ii ust nt WwW it : r 1 ak Ph ty | 1‘ 12 4 1! , ig )} 4 ‘+ ‘ ) i aus ’ sh i ] VL ier ) ] din | er ayy | uL* rr } . 1¢ : car ] “y bd ae “y ; ° t el ld 3 ahead 7 KF ya j 1\ — be Ss. iy rei Th e or j ] iv! sala 3| : m4 he se ch ; ed eran Te } 4; is LA , prof ne e ew a Oy er matt ie NI Cc 3 ph 7 . res tra sed 2 gong, h Tuc or ke | a | r “sue (‘te h stake. RE j ' r ‘ hagen ‘ n . l, K G7 i) evyre nev oe MI a] Ir ou are 30) al 5 a: fit ar reas he 191 Sy 8. ‘ Tit} R — o en ri ~~ val “4 } = ‘ . wane » 3 é iA ~! tng } Le > 7 Page > LQ] I oa i 4 isa > eA | 2 WwW : f $ }? re on aie ° ’ . _ ® » 1 is ri u 1 an a i (ec ks d } i I} . sy pal e | geet . ter Pana oe 2. de 4. I} we ( ome er . C | \ Ki} 4 LET ain \I “@ of ) ~ t C ed a pe ; Be = a. } e: . . "y y e ae Ol, ~ ) ; iy P if Y rs ral tc od) r ry | . pas I; pe rZ ir } evr Cc Tc e; se VE tC AN oT ns i ah ( b Lad a Madis AB on Do st art ce rac on ail on — _ - on ring car bargain, ipas TOU Smit! — ee pee” is | "ae spasaens ae ran ition ik ‘var S ec. MEREeS Proadiies oe : et aaa = non ak . Y am ne . Li and | suis th PA ri uri or- E . m ) i ) § t} se i, “« $7 ar t si ne \ n mys a ; re af n al i” ‘ ‘ » ta } Al ad 4 r re on a 4 A i. i “a i % cK ye ‘ k »>er hx 14 tf) a ‘ Ac a + vo sen in n Dist ] : ( A -a “_— Vi }? 1) ( | “ar ye $126 = i4 ter n tT 2 Ww e | aig T mad wri m c .. S «3 Ye A wy rr AS ' , t i 7 e: ar y u , er: ? 4] Ne . Al M *} r gt g - : 19 R ee r A r yN ' "es a”) pag’ | - > }e@ iy . re w ¢ P o Ic! iT? oat mn ° “+ h¢ 7R C) + rucl rR _ as “yen ‘ . Si ; r y : : b he AE " be } met iN SA o. iTN roa’ on. c . \I 17 iS 4 R A ‘ y i j [" a f } pas al Ww er o: Fa , de Se uri 4 ‘ =" . ee Ww . A ” ’ Ir c RI! ne : se : 9] pip ") ’ we ot ! ir ara a. bhi # it Bi: a> \ 1, | vias , ir t | Ww ry ‘ " : ° / ! r ( n _ Os I () a \ yr »}] i] Vv ‘ ‘ ve a bh i 7 7 ’ 77 } or ile 42 - e ~~ i M — ry a a : le “a ae e rtrand, poston Cc 1916 Fahede A K Agi my tte C \¢) Ine jarawe. any not seer model: “2 ‘ike ReesLaine se sigh — eee | con y Aa Snt, 3 het Hikes n gi — roe A ap ~ : nent ~~) W _ M : akg a AL : . ° ‘ , “ > : ' Dharma S 0 oO eP \ e ° & : — . re . ‘ : : ae 1" ] it ey m »’ ’ a‘ . cher ta | — ’ r “ ary ‘ bal , Phone , ae 58 Penn 3 aE 6 SAX e A Tru che Ferd. IS ean ut thi ee $1800... . aie - very om Sri ECIA 450 it { —=S ee ft bit et ye = apor ture —— 00 | a _P! 344 y me IK ¢ Saas howe an t aa 2e t . R real ‘4 ane eee 8 Vv ek lca OFF , w cre 6 ince Ss § Ae da Peller c d A eii op ry sere LS ’ — » 3 O R’ tistac £ VET * Enews : ——- / 2 mn : wag 1a assi Stale , t 1; e é ai AE it 12 telgt ) | a i. a ; . mg “ Nes 0 ; Or O - one to Be , -~ 34 i eti en Vie , 5 Fhe Re pert car ony firK- $628 143 Ma if 3 Py rantes: | ter pra OOO ral 4 body ran, | LE, pes Cl 1341, ar ey TI ee ' — es used and 0. ak We veri | Stdne: ro oP AR RA I ATR a 0 es ie ll erfect 7 24 de aie’ sale iB reves Vo. e! tee tee: co = Ct Vv etl (Xe) 146 bs ta aed i CHALA osed 41. ae 4 Cy Mi | ES Y in rey ‘ Asem , r° at , ivr Tt} iti ine ag i 1] As al ry a cn 4 ny pete er ; 53 : poe P ; = cn ae e roa For Penr li 0 eictigts ar he our eal j nad lie i V A if on T on oe © | a inter’ Th ——— i.) Mie O NE Car . rn ~y ’ \ Ost a AP Athy ti wood ect ‘OR \ (} - i: = ae ene . ‘ji oy ae r ‘ i 4 a gd e ‘ op ‘ ! H my pl - ig wy i ry , ey s ‘ ray t> - ° ’ " a 5 aia 51 ee ne or sale ae alia ae purpos ser esas af OOOC u| : VILL iid. My Sundas 1¢: vari M pass, aoe BAR aA —~ BODY k. 9 int heap. ANN ote ‘ treated 2 icren 5A ae ke . ‘ a _ r re —_ ‘ , ° - . 4 6. s. pas INS Mi ‘7 - re vy heath i P a r . s Ma . Special G O] are 4°" op cs “ {~ un . (oy eas 4 { mee Ps : t. . } " = 5 . ¥ i2 i V ( (@) j 1° A] 4 Ss, cy - N t io m ail prive m | _ ei re, r? TT bins s ' K aN ie i vor i! P ov aes _ = +S. Z mr - ; ¢ 4 hae sail “ ee * d firs sen (c) DO tires. or rd Ty : Me bo | , erti 1 e _ - C I RNs, 1 } D J olet. y man . : OL — mi 87 it s r ae, | Call ur ork A ‘ } bh ¢ ryca ty: will tir ; Tun le Fried b sf: iat a72 ay | it rtin 2 a @) | en g18, 6 send roa, [/ == te . $335 ic TAN , at: Pe fferse "| linea ra i A Al x... i city | enti . aime w es 8, } ] 7 : , - Ee wae A iy : s te { P C I I N I l 117 a ]s | A P 0 T Ss ” e g , li \[ n n . sath ) . ‘ + é ” e w%s : - sacri ——— at se Ede oy gs rectitie a. 1 c) | to al 4 © matte } “spin 6-cyl ' a ter. \ —= = Tn Pah Be AN} or ITA f —— nz ive 3 ant ders tion LK . ))) de 4 1} A : er’ a eo st Herter : wit . ' al | ‘ =) | ST oR] ‘RS S$ r ? ) e ; ——~ SS" Part ost | G sal ' 7, sp vit. 356 ae . “ ti - sf ep ¥" car aller ina ie me oto go 18 a HAAS eA ; Jo} eae Cen es _itio oe TEA _Unton ae ans oi cia eran iré C 5 aay e; Bi ™ ar oni Ti : 2 touring | ey run. ( 6 | MARION ¢ iy IMOt's ra coupe. | | oS Ce 3330 DIES Loe "holdin oe den ie ae MS turi pr IS | nat LIN uO -” ae = ; oe sell x nowy Tha me rem 1.0: —— ; will ‘o oO NT RON KF tt SI EIR ay e a eek boa x1 i ah pie har car. r S. et ne d > |) Job ip 4° ee a me a he 7 oc ! me 9 Tey ill! 23 ve n- O; (7 ‘ ‘ Ke v =" N fae li a f ARTS RR od h ae ‘ ‘ I ’ = h t 8 he Nw i ‘ ° es FS “peor + chea mall good th and body eg ated - “xen — @ ae ‘e pas jet: 1913 T iced : = Ma Tea AR sell. f two che: - rik A tn 2% Co win rs es | ST ee ul P hep 0 rea —age _ body. Ta. (into a. rts @ DOD ERR, 7, 6-c¥1. ais 1 Ch : = ae ‘To re guitar a 3Y E . m ssinemna or R: beers : re 3 : _— , eas tir — ell “2 a “nn r, 08 eens OF Bs I: ae eR e. yi yl ¢ 4. 17 91 vo es ST ~~~ , Bde + = ~ r aiions: 7 p. 42 gE 9 75 Lo pa LST ce f VE ees ° . m ai: 4 _ tor Fe | Sa a = Sch mop Babe a =) | M I I foo h 2 ou K- pe 6. hha se A inti R Oe oe ee 203 { ox é a! n s of | " e 25 isneae, 2% sana unona ble ne ; B- mag Zot wh Le oF 7 OL. ND. e sole. me touring ca ame are oF Sob =~ — res KF i, or . ¢ bri : a 78) a... MU K PEN . M y et p~ a S ad Ou sale, 7 25 oD I pedp e Oe . was an- | in wi t x nal | Ol NE ¢ 16. “ a ; st H AR yi ally - evcom vd Ph” go a-r x 4000 we v oN e : - if YD ut Sta r ; 08 ' T , BS ess of ee S 1} r le (o) | OV - BE ri 19 oa wn Ba re 8. « ~t n ar ; x th E D — ooh va or Si Cae of Ra! wn ‘ kK ‘ r ¢€ ic? ‘ T ) o : oe ee) v i he i! fru Or SS ton ’ oF | tj a 2 pos A d u ) | P K rE K ol 1 s 6- rads 5 Dass. . n e Ww Po 4 ink nb al or ale at p yp! ’ ire ( Qe (* 29 Lit r T 1d: ° = “ * 4 .- ; = p* 4 a : ~ & SS t 0 ’ \ f aR \ 4 e ‘ ster is ct 8 r. ° a (¢ : Fr r K. ‘ le ov Ww * 5c t 4 ‘ , ) 4 ] . ; ; aA + * s0%9 Paes sear at CK ap. 2 “4 inane st oo | _N ctter reeds, th yo K = PAIGE, NIG] loa oajater: I RE wt tim ORI Ag ca con nes once. ocess. “an dis ON ER ent )) x N1 Ris LE ae . rae ee. o ' zat ENR “‘o stn zood | Be soy er eer : a,’ : a e neo ‘ ee Sie GHT. 1 » 9 4 nder. 19] ( ‘NI what es .D a sg ch anteed: 1} nee pe ie : oO s. i100 me and O\ ED es Ox | Ke S MISE , | iy mod or i chai - 2450; it ! 2. 1’ . sery i =s is ( oe “tog ° N. 191) ads 1! anos re, 7 . ss yy Ss WwW “TA ’) ba — l Vv pplete ety LOO) , : atan tr h nt on : - ‘ . of . ‘ a : — enan r | _ new. se eit ony G50 Rot: OOO, O04 — gee et oF nO US. initia 5 ie 7 ar ADI W-E vou hen “gene! live, work ay all , ton at %. ' arses - 80 oy CR - ~ Oo IED ‘ : 3 gal * cay ro Seer 10 hs hak ys i Z a igh pe | ee my rater save Ss = wot “s ‘demonstra ; - pass. | for he 2 a k LL a buy | > a 5 kon ee els a tyI | Tires a Ol ‘rie ane t. a ail SY wed , $8 t" MIL! e. € ie. ., #9 te AR nN rr 3ceo dem. = — He | = vs Rummy 2 or d OME . y. })) TDR —For 8 ‘on. trucks sand tu TREAD * an! to ) 32a ee Ae ES ae u ) n Ri aes : bt . 9 py n v- B AV cU able (e —— 4 OTOT ra c ; eli oll ov S ) EE $15 Si e ick if chtl ae noel my - AD t ‘\ ' . i = nN & gont'® - re FO ew UC N.M rn tine s ( ete iok\ — oO} b . le 2) | —- ans «) A TC to ar ‘AD 1 Ow} wn h 1! Lash ,. ile ks PP ag saad i} 1 x t ‘ate to no { ;x * ®. leh RD—F i Mel inedia ale ON o eae’ ni @ ee r ye ~ sea AI ve wi vs | 1937 sho \K e, N es 7 o ‘herengy er ri Aang nsk ° »N , $ >> ng : hl, ei 2) r — ane. — =: bab | A te 1 — ( Bee ow pen Chest ee ot — om delive —— } lt . ® oe 2 M 6) i : F wine RRSON , ae. re r tit: ‘ ed cae 1 hes . pies Pe Be hy HOU H sia yh . 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I cake ioe BAR ust smth as Ba yeg aS high - ( | “os B11 ’ Cas et ROAD Sree 19] ‘ Col | “MODY 1G. ree Ford C24 mt ro 4a ‘rt - Af sea le nt our rT — ’ rine ~~ ¥ viel croc eerie inke ~ ee ; EAN ‘ORM A. os | ARG A a. h a miles - ic DS ih ib pe — Beg G- 6 2UPEE 308. - : LEN 4."tor en i e fine EE =} ~ r Jef r Or if te Mi) rT , % : : k at " 7 } r “ as ‘ nig é a DP; t'¢ CIA M rRU A in jel St e. s ric s. ay M) Sat 40) 0 r? () ser y Ty me . . RS I! , bel T) s fT nal Af } it) 3] i) ice ‘ xX. 3 p % s0 . al }’ pe probe toa is : oo 3 an : he Sa s TA 3A Lb a os hott -- ynit Tee Mi: art hy nodel RI] 7 ger | Mupmo ae >. 915 at 7 ceo woe ale cae rord ble =" | , n IN ~ wines 30)x PI. Lyk NO' row K ng n = fond . ° ; « + ei | 5 ee a n- or 27 eo) | _¢ n eo ic SP wy rie “ ar : i vk - u oh} tenerenees lime’ ‘on ! Mor rit 1 n, 3 eat IN Kor eas lO bts . ful xij314 . or aT o ’ ~~ a oh k Al o OER If kK Vettes. J 2 cy 14 ; viind } \ | ()y rior ile , , + ee a 7 tee ot dget N 7 aur. ; mt VI _ Ol $2 iW ‘1 [ San ile $ 40 - eT Lame © Hag : i. Se x3 4 ear = ¢ F oer to - price: m0 ' ~o che, a nse as kK ‘ er] 3 ce : 19) +e ry rE Over : al in — at A am, (6 Ger +r & 0.95 N ; ret 0 — nae rear? 4 ‘ , nd ~— itt “ nday: oo Ry ett t antee tee phot ne ath aM Is 4 om = N on eee Day ; | Cc : ant esl ae s all WN wa of at 21) en . : } Mit obi Pa ai a QO] : a . sy e rE 4 Kor i i rs "Ford , ' Page ; © Fi ‘ , 5 hal aha a 2" ay Pat ort? . the 1 ut bak “a , ° ent IN ar ral of ub gu ‘ } nt mr 3s " 1}! ger y \ eh yi] s . iE fy) { } ‘} \} iT) i! 2 1 } , Mh t le rol ‘ - ti : ear . wy i * ‘ i jak . yw? "4 *) ut ’ o> bos na he Zz er : ie, ai val rte it Ban ye IRS’ I ees } ‘) | ) ‘i 1e| ceeeeeete LR \ Et ty! Y “" aa ala ale =o _Bra 1 tourin . i Kl rot . 3 em f 2, Fo aay ' Ponce at ate SA CF é ak — wy - sgh : j4 20? ler Cc y rs a“ I 4 P 4 . iti ] , ne rm & Ks 2 ). 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ef A Ne ieee tte teats me mn ee RC A Lat CNN tt Nitti aan we ee a lt ee a i eed =, u\e Cour, iadies’ dresses. need bad CLO HING Wtd.—Pay “hignes: vite On. “Ses until r ypewriters and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads today. 20D: ~~ _@® 500 Musical Instruments, Horses and Vehicles, Store Fixtures, "HORSES AND VEH! CLES a eee CLOTHING ae CLOTHING JEWELRY—WATCHES | : MUSICAL __ Horsts AND VEHICL MUSICAL MUSICAL seer ENE Nes TOI eh, PRO PLP Lee POOL el INSTRUCTION —__ FOR SALE tnntntihicie inal | oe ares _WANTED . 3 FOR SALE_ Pre tegen f a and monev;: vYoices Zrand. Viis - College a. which have been thoroughly sone 81 APPAREL Ww ‘a Men'« suite. over Coals: bes: FHAILA OAD MEN Brices: don’t se: ’ before seelng me. I. Sai. Salvage gwa'e: a! ee er coats, 1406 me wi.: Trier 2a85, Centra} SISTER. Biighti, damaged. 4 ; ; ~ Pf rd ke - i317 i* ry ] ! sede he Nes , AMEP IC AN SALVA TUNING AND REPAIRING eat ma ._ In uding rol S ane Da, Brewster an neeshy, S'99g.- Gabler, APPAREL W“ td, - Or pien's ‘Sut a ; ~ ON ! Patina ‘ pianos and plavers repaired - _ ; - : . _pPi. - ‘ rnia. forimerl|s neadg cnsh. balance ronthis tr draft: auswe! others Piaver anos, mode: n Sa. “Rote 2 Ae a . a allt lll a ae BOO ae ee - eo a ee PPP DARA AA st [ . : , . 7 abinet SARGAINS in slightity 8 , at Rinaldo’s Con- PIANO—For Sale: cheap: Ellington cavinet BA } used upri 1 Oliee . Jo hat & anon , -nat m u er ré ‘is, be nel. 4) any, $160: Ke 50, Wa nu’, $15 +O: and cuick. Box T “215. Post-Dispatch struments, can be bought at reasor Franklin av.. free I'l AYE bh. PIANO. $125. mahozany. &>s-note, low prices, A a ichtiy used high- loth plones, vost) rennined? rolle fur. party. Bex ©3725. Post-Dispatch ‘4) THE HOUSE THAT GI ARAN NTRES A " Sidnev Pitre Vistor bes oJ 99) pianos, pla» ers. ae re- Bain: quick cash price $24. Edgar Wae en work « ‘nt teed: ; , PRY UD to (23% Other fellow Ss busy Suit; need to «iyi Youth; euto will call. Lei ou. Lence it is op ta Mar 865, Fores: jut. 44-6 Page. Jo» Us« Own Deints and draw your 0 4) ag | or ; ao. fea, \ ar’ laws ‘er. ei At ONCE, OE SAL IEIN ween OED REN IS on Mail orders filled. Roth (UAT Wted 4 adies’ Diu@n coat: state rice. Box O24 Post-Dispatch. a STORE A. aed OFFICE FIXTURES: ahd clothing, Gi2 Moreen Olive 4640 SH _WANTED. elothing: pave bes: prices (‘ail Bomont! DESK Wed. lat top: “ 80: vost a. 2605 Wash io) and condiiion A. Hh. Oexie BADY'S SVIT Wtd.—Sise 4°: Lb! Be eae ee -: reasonable Box ‘T-363. Post-Dispate]i ; FOR SALE LADILS ana SCu's sities un:! jresees wea: se i| BANK FIXTURES—Por pay $10 to $2". Mrs Banks 14415 Bidda » eounters crawers and Mt. Phone Ollve 175, Central %«! M, S) kood condition: bergain LAD! is’, me rs and children’s clothine Sal k, _Patoka, I}! “vanted: a oy hovseheold linens: tob pri.e DPARIDER OPE] kor sn) ores = 4S wT 4418 Masta (ess) Cnarges: f-chair: cotnnlete es a 2 ~%y rere LENT INR, ‘ re oo @2s new. Pe a a, ge nm gsreamee ” earaitien Miles Sikes een : : rubber shoes. size o: pd suit ‘ > bys ie os aint: . ————— SE eee oe R&S—For large, beautiful skin. like new. Call Grand! Park av. ae 5654.1 . ic}; SALOON FIXTUCRES— With BON Beal Cape coatee: worth $85: take 8720: / _! T)} snatch, Pre also handsome Kolings +h leveret cape with SHOWCASE S lor sale. iis all around for Sy bought this seaeon. hand _ eT iad: ameter "tenet w id ape eS ees SEGRE Say adh an tries npn Sante ‘ (o “10 ~, MVith GENTL MAN’ Ss SU iT- ae Pr wale: cost $335° shit WCUASE eg@svercoat, cost $90; both sive 40. Gig N _Evelid. HAT--For ; . 04 a>? = . *,* . yea ’ ae ay & —wsterman, floor. eas __f¢)} DRUG FIXTCRES—Fro: 244 LUTHING—j OF fale, laules ti also Slabs: cheap. Cail { to ta. | Gress sive O8: sputs. waix.e baits, reason- “tendard Plarmaer. 10% as - able Put dee Peisceep}! : . ‘ . i a “ - oe - — - org 2: tT acl Da : PULLING CABINE T—For a ® A CLAIT HING j or Mate. De. bis, long coat. lw and ch ifr, rolier tov desk: ma .%. dies’, $34: ladies’ tach: t. $2.50; furniture mont '260, ote (et oe pest) tA NT Leinia r. 3 Flari Rin ited er - rence [| ae c LO WING —lor gale: suit. F. A., SR. $R: P-. taurants. cheep. National 8 mae yi Si ¢ a 40, $4: overcoat $5. Teobennotl,, Co., Sth and Par rik. } eee ’ } ; —--— — a 3 ais — : My cinch ot — ‘c! r 1X’ rURES—Pfor ‘sa e, compl an eer Clas HING : Fray Sale, misses Minter cour, 18} «ot! ine store: sel] separate: oi 8 et Years: boy's rms ‘kinpaw, 12 ears: in gecoJ Sur. 14 Oo 4 Market, Monday. 4 es fLondition (abany 14837, c)| PINDUR eS—-For sal e 2 counte .* we CLOTHING-—lFor sale, man's sult 40, he: cases and shelving. lleberer. 4 ct S ow : a tight; call after Sanda . bsol ~! roadway. Central GLAS, ae ‘ ( , i> —— i Biss bs Lh. SORSEREREr won ~ FiXli"RES—For = sale: erounte Pee 4 , > . ‘ ] eer , w ‘ = ins ce fizes 4'5 and 6's. 111 Washington, 3d f] Se eee 4 cagigeae . ae? went P25@7 i? 1 af ath st. > Aa Pn a ee : . See . —— . ae , nae - 4 : - ~ - t i} ~ > & ay ‘ ft a IAT HING—Vor sale: el'egant frock eoat and | PIX! i ny eal ror ale, - e a vest. eize 4). also blue Serge dresses, “ize lee] In, Bae go rs my M ek § black broadcloth suit, Size 46: some rain ae he * os i du a age ae a boys’ suits, are 16 or 1%: lat ‘ce , oe own yel- 2 a) Ns SSrOnGWay. ‘ , et Ye pat, like new, Forest TH (o>!) FIXVOURBs--c on Dlete lite ry “. Pan eat TR ope - ‘ 4 : 2 , titok rt COATS—or sale. &: ladies’ gents o ercou:. | ‘ang grocery and bu an , eee | g@iri’s cons. YR41A Ruseel! wiuting scales, Cash) registers, ae ro eee wn, "7 ; “ Ores, Trocer’s bins and svelves: A COA) ] or FAie, l hited Ft iliWAVS coat, cr ” Lerv. drv goods and office BE ea chine dress . 1645.4 A\riirgton k'rds. N. Jlioom, 1022 N. COAT—For sa} ladies’ black anu While pl > SESE SESS ie ae baimaccan coat - Bize OS) S$. Gran 1 hanes, GR OCER REFRIGERATORS “MIL L E R buys and rells ladies’ c A’T-—lov sale. 1G Ww ashington, lattes’ thoroughly 0% erha led. for fur fabric coat; size 4U, $12: 2 hats: gool, Standard Scale and Fixture €o. GOAT—For sale. plain. lady's Hudson sea} l, UNCH COUNTER —For sale a ono for Ol iver : z ¥ ai fi ; new ; nize 4) inches long: $75: Fentierma:'s ‘’ ‘oftte: o urns, Bh cat chai 3 #14 mink fur coat: size “4, Prax O-D, P.-1D), Urk jé i hs ate hh E or = ¢ COAT—For sale: girl's brow NM coat. hat.) hand, 310 x Ma. n. 2 4 ack \ rs) OFF ICE rA BLE I or sale: fur someone truck. sf se Size 38; cheap. Grand BOBO ow’, (er | £000 condition. vsldA Potoma P43 for eh staan or anything. one hea\ 'y ‘set of a a COATS--Fine model coats ; made in latest! ISIOR Ne va a : _ styles. best quality Foods; sizes 36 to 40: OFFICE FIXTULKS or % LE also best woolens by yardage. op Simpkins | —~ top tvpewriter Jesck fla By Ladies’ Tatloring Co... $580 Oli. = filing case: and bool cases: lar P a = = 4i . « - oe ”~ I He i gpm ag sale, one beautiful Sie: h Satin Keil 3 at low price wah Bros. P with gold applique evening dires black tailored velvet street, dress suit, size REFRIGERATORS oer. * Be 26: ' 2 ‘ ) dy “of used no ee ore. § a ; Simost new, 418] Washington. ‘“' | buying elsewhere Nationa! Fhe 7RS—For vale. beautiful se? of ght furs: _Co., Sih_ and Park ay sel! cheap: never been worn, 5120 Pom lt as = ee Ty gata patent at ® . Pal eld be > P i FF sa! e. black fox, and lle knoie: f OL MBI A LLEc iki “ea . oe: :, Ww man’s full dress suit. Phone Vabar Phone Olive 273% 1109 Pine at. ‘ St ee ; (cr E c OVERCOAT = GAS AND LE TRIC we ES Comb Nation HORSCS AND VEHICLES T S Wagon Shop BD ne ~ K = ; ; ’ ; ; trousers and hat. 436 N Wit . | oe eee qi\ rhe OAT Man's, mediun sine, $3 MA: coat POPPED PPR OF OO BAF AA one Uaht weight overcest: somew ha: Warn | BAFE— For s eae bul serviceable: the two for st Box O-J14.)} ©-3" * ws 6B wer hich Tig SOLDIEK S UNIFOR M—For sale cheap 09 NO Vanes! *t 5 ew: site 4. OOL4A » Sy Cabn ti MUSICAL | and Vest, $2.50; boy's lone Pants sult, SAFPES—For sale. two. larce ‘ $5. fa: ladw's Port SRT Delt ar hh) eee them at 19) Waehs OVERCOA ‘Ser vale: 2. beautiful, sents’: | sa; PNW BN geCONUDan afl pos Tet sell; $12 each UpSiairs, OSSEGA rian Safe (o.. 4th and & ; ti ive. i A wan . > “ : — _ : — SAE —-For sale. Apply Monda\ ori VER RCOA'l or sale. cone ¢} inehilia ana i'n 401 Olive INSTRUCTION Post-Dispatch. are ee sain 23068 3 ani: -? PONY COAT Mor sale, shaw! colla: ana ao . Sutfs seal size 40. $55. Rox O35, P-D SADE or sale, mMogern: cont SCARF—Por vale, fox. tart wee oe Soe ae “IQS. Broaae “oat tumuolee ewre te 4: on Fied. rs : . Neti 7 : iroadwa — : oN r nw} . 2 SHOES ~Ladies’ rample shoes. $:.4¢ pa oe or sale: Herring, . vafem are better mace See Stavard, 1OS8 Market st,, corner ren fo. if vou wen? are and burelas =e af. ' a *- ‘ '*” *t “or male. Jadjex’ Diack ° ‘Ss ar 40> ww § at or Bay T 141) CUMMINGS SAI} AND Pix ti " diebold light fi'ing safes, ; se ‘ORT GOA “4 Por sale: girl's brown chin- sates: etpert mechanice ‘or al: chile, «toy 16 8 Phone Webster 1inw gate Work. Cortrac tore for heavy enn CAT 1 NIFORM—Wor male: like IAN, Woh we Olive tw Cantrp} new: oat 42. trousers 40005; SIS Winter XL ou OBA, SDIZA N. ho _ | SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES i + - $s I’ -I> Ri RREL PT 4 ‘\ tS ' or « 'e MUI''S.-Fer sale ane OVercuais: ladv's black eta il S14 Homaine n ~~ fey » 7 vem « 4 Be) *f os . “— * . " eed: TeMlieve Press, 412 Olive RUBBER PLANTS— For sale SCAT -1 or wate: bine! breadoloth: fu: ce}l a4 21M : ° ww" . °* “tg! -7 " ‘ , . . - ae — wf oe | lear “oo foot Riaine TREES For sale maple. soft: our : For wale, beay tit 1] brown velver esi: old; "Oc and Ade 50685 FEF r trimmed: eine fe : a } , > he e ths a oe weet SO fer) Then For anic fruit. shade Woe Weeshings ton , hh » ag rental trees, aNnruods and hedjrees awn: SUIT..Four sate. ladies’ Diack sweree wy: Rs kinds ut rare plants: aver-bioons! lony Plush cape. 42 Cabany 68S W.) Sey SSerseR tv “02 w Nat inal ir ten btze).- in) IREES—For sale: soft or #1 * Bape to 4 tn: amet 4 ek For sale, man Ss RU “"\er Wen 400 wl nett re . on hiv « : coet B84 will ge’! for 820 Cali « i ee eye wes — ij arr MeMi)! UuPrse 4» Seita, Webdster i ian oaY Bell “Ot “ ' o ‘ i IT. r Or wate: lady's brown «he Red Ve. - lour sult, wire SR: atac bive poplin, 421% De Tontre. firand 5S348w UNREDEEMEL tir) Hy SN «% 5 ‘o, * ' % a? : T8s t a’‘* ° ta bh ive ® ; : ee offerse —_ ee. Jeffersun loan Co , ans : , fe : soft erro . mn a ‘ ee i i >" \ my .' \ ~ , WP &° ‘cont racied for hundre.is o° suits »- Se eee tas Mune he ‘he ° low prices’ Yiu Pa"'@ the ifiprence . Pr eye ’ Post-1) jo Sew Duliding, MBBS Choutegy, | HEADOUARITERS fae ink in COn Neti on “ith our Tei ete? ' now ready fer , eu he ne« mod TOoDDARD Tk ee _— ie Ail ! Ng t » eis have arrived Hurd: Tue af new "Sa fre. : ! , i 2. be Mite and overcoats: Prees 815.00 to he aw Pet. Dte + 2.00. Wha the Drummers S4 Die Clothes oo . ape > — means to 1) These fine garments | “AR MAP: S00. mahogany; guaranteed 10 years; bar — - 1100 O ive 2°. 25 years’ experience. HM. 722 Chestny. “i oe Be "?,, 5° ee : —_—— s . Jeff'sun. Sid. 970. Vic. Uae; | PLAYER-PIAKO — For male. ahogan ee —_-_—- fe _ Standard-make Diano, in fi ine s! tape i. - iz Diano tunine: first-class r=—- | $750: will sell for $300 cash. 3435 ‘Chip- | ' . end plaver-pianos: rea-, pewa. 1c) A 2» ork t" ¢ F ma. “oeg me . ~ ; nn Dae © tees all work es, oa a PLAY NO—For sale; used 14 month ; hand: siate price heme where there are no children: not; Pianos, Evers I lay er-Piano Wwe sell P t i edva 1. rerk. — Piavyinge shape: on'tv $5 month! 3 ut 1e price at vertises Here are a ommanae. Eide ae BEYER'S, ith and Locust. (e537) | gay of the beteniae we will put on _— | oo | See Sie fate. Go cee eane, Sl eale temertet: | noie and full sis fullv guaranteed by Sale wy . Dav $uty Casi 1} ge: this only $8 monthiv. ae Sood Condition. | —__—_—_PRYER'S, 17th_and iocust. (22) TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER PLANOLA PIANO-—For sale; Weber; $460: : anew = © excelent bargain in this well-known Meyer, 74 N. | make. CONROY'S (the house that guar A rola. mahogany SO CRCOCRES 6a aN . $255 r antees a ‘ live st. (e776) . ‘ . tees ai: its pianos), 1100 Olive s = Auto-Plaver. mahoganv.......... 195 bes du’ ewe tiANO—-For saie;: sacrifice elegant Caller. Stitt 77 "65 Dispatch. cabinet grand: aplendid condition: fer cash N miball, Oem ee C006 een ss sen hee E Victor d@ Co- ans reasons ble a cons.dered ae King, Oa kk : eee cogs eece °95 | that de} Lietnm st. Grand wJRr41. l of tha model. ) : = ~ Apollo, mahog gans iin 6s wack !85 Lt UWITG pright ane inahegany ca Sets. De cabinet ercellent bargain. Price $140. Very eas; Ww urlitze a7 oak. ceed ecucse ee Brunswick: must terms, : Milington he nv. °65 Prone Grand 177,W AFOLIAN HAL. 10604 Olive st. ted) te») ~s fas oga ee) Tee — condhiand invsical instru- POOLE Upright Piano: walnut case: coo! Haldwin “rand), ma lOgunv.... 4355 101 Pine st ray condition; $125 for quick sale. Terms it! Kingston, mahogany.. . : aie terms: no interest. May, Stern & Co Bg ~~ ig e-9, trom- Ith and Olive sis. Ti cluded with Ci ch, . 830: kettle grins. pea : trombones, clar ph tba [i V LANG Fo sale. liamilton-Man eT oa . ; oe . . eee nantes ’ ce} inet in splendid mandolins, guitars ‘Oo. with music and cabinet. | we : man os "$100" : we mdition; new; 0-year @uarantee: casi WA $1] *: oboe $35. Ton $100 oly Selma av.,*Webster Gro es. Ca ¥ 4 $ ’ ’ ain , Vehetar li4 s — { » . ‘ a ' { HILTON Lpright Viuno, plain mahogans 1109 Olive st. (¢5) " ry > - ; : S€., Very reason ase: fi ne tone and action. P’racticalls leita hil new. Onk $165; $5 monthiv : " or plectrum: like AEOLIAN HAI. 4 Olive st. (ed ———$______.. . o ] lad - > ’ a | . es - $i2h to $1 U gives vou enoice OL S#\ era! uD- “ For sale: vio rights in fine condition; get vour choice TALKING MACHINES "cornets, ukuieles.| at $5 month! all guaranteed, mal + 0°OU & © hound PPO gate. og Game 6 your own pri . Hs “YER'S s. Wsth and Toeust, feny SRY NOW Si K-—For gale: $90 instrumest, must seil toda‘, lées NELSON upright piano, $165: used but short per! condition: bargain for someone. — time, sweet, mellow tone: latesi design Shattinger Music Co... 910 Olive (OS) _ Del s for sale, case; could not be hn. 3 from new: bit qj. UMBIA l‘or sale: $85: G rafonola. used . Hoch, 68164 snap; terms, $1 A) Wee kK] ‘ only a short time and in perfect condi. THE PIANO A x Al, KING M A HINE - tion: se!] at a big barga n. IT. y @f Boxley cheap age 4 ENCHANGE, 1007-1009 MAR KET ST. (ez G10 Olive st ; ue ° *? e » ~ | = a oe — — ee oe: — a HINZE 7 ER I i: exc sr pare iLDIis@n ‘lia™mond d SC ; bea itiful., g00d condi+ AF PT oe hogany ase: only. S590; cepti % . “nary bargain, $350. Artophone Co. 1°93 condition; st tone: looks like cntientenetattiinniipanaininiienanien. gin eh . ” ‘ . : , ‘ Ins as abd , am = lent laver bargains. ouwk and mahogany. ‘ g : che 4 ‘ le i@ni Diave maT f ’ : ‘ood 4p, also 2 each one like new: absolutely guaranteed: ABRULIAN HAT. 1004 Oliv ive st, fou) only $10 monthis - GRAFANOLO—Vor sale: Uo! uinbDia, with cab- Guide Pari nt BEYIER'S, 17th and Locust. (637) inet und 30 records. Horneyer, 6426 Kas lg. Like “arisi: c ° rie "1 Test Post-Dispat ing s!; price PIANG—For sale J. P. Hale upright: $90 n. : sti {ec} ad Dy, © ehony case: medium size and good value. GRitA’d Dalgzains offered on used gx uascen- = di Wor 9-9 cash or monthliv payments. CONROY'S tera, BStan ara make phonographs: easy d ASOR, {445.4 (tle house that guarantees al! its planos) terins, investigate Artophone Co., 1115 sr 4 , 1100 Olive at (cy) On A, RRERES A eeapiniiananiaiiiiiiaiit aaa __ (cds , 7+) 1) e) or) eetiitaaal — ‘ . . " : one ODS! eine th 1S HDeautiful dames €& Holstrom un- PHONOGRAI HH Almos nee “househot j Gabler upright: right piano, mahogany case and in spler odes. playver-piano, Hudson car: bargains, did cenditien throughout: sweet sinzing ‘ils Cabanne " - oe Ey 5 oan “?. st-iD an woe GON ee oe PHONOTRAPH-—FPor sale; beautiful mahog- ‘i? } . STs eles \ . reputable inake a ll seer any; © weeks old: guaranteed: cost $100: {85T P : ~'i Pege. ‘c)| PLAYER-PIANO—For nale: has ee ian Siu, 4823 Fountain , TT rh] verbatuled +: i is in splendi col : . wo Rood conditico ougniy overpatied and as we Fon s : maha ee eitior sold when new for $605 roy Sigs: Z HONOGRAP H. ror — aaily af plang od &. - ys cabl net style: plays all records: cheap for complete with musi: bench and searf. May “4 : eh ies 19h ond Olive of ‘ey ‘aso. 4958 Arsenal. fe) Qo, stern «& 2. _— oe , oo ? x Pah mie : - i AN()— or sale \Wv \\ Kimball ¢] 10 l’ ‘hoo LAPT Sis eet wan fane nee ; " 4 ve. ? ’ - . ° ale, res “] oth} S } + - in fine condition, While this piano has been used. it is in spi ding records. Ol ashngton, to . | J good shape 1? ig a?) ebans c, . , records perfectly: convenient terms: 14 se. »_ OEE: Ca se that guarantees all its pianos), ections free Muermann Phonegraph Ce. ufce Cc} ‘1100. Olive at (ci 6) TTIN Oe, . (oR) ise? a. te ; ry 4 1619 s eraetih Annus than price asked. $“af Bi isi, cei a Trea marz2ain 1428 S. Mroadwa ; igh gr ' Tous and bench ir bed See lromediately, Vier kota or sale smal! and record’. te erade Pim Shtiy terms acce tah! brown mink fure reliver fos neck piece. s asd Wass AFOLIAN FIALST, 004 ‘siive «= wl cnatfing dish, two bov« wagon. lamp, bear- fi ast = = ah (FRANTD PLANOS “lightiv weed Ve haye ain Tug Jonse AOL Cabanne. new &S& Fla two mahogany Steinway grands. a K m- BARWAINS tn ta 2 chines and s! roily 40 Vilrein bat} Erand ,AjAnabe grand ell in firet-clase Used records 1006 Pi a ’ ‘7 non condition at remarkably loge prices llese (ASH! pe 4 for talkine machines ang “Oe « 6 rolls “p . Dianos ure suitable for home use. as the, orde. Valentine's 1006 ‘ Pine * ‘ (coe %, Ts j , Pig . ’ 9, = ‘ ef [te 7) ~ ‘*o* ( 4 shi pald | je irolas | and ‘Fad! “on mac chi nes = Sone con ies olse a SB 'iutTantees a ‘LS Piateaos: bloo r will trade: wil! cal’ anvwhere hone 4 &31 Washi 1) Ps eae fo T@s Olive 1245. Mil'er’sa, 1222 on re wt. ‘oO oe ‘ 5 . a : gute — 2 ; Special 4 Day -K nd-of-the THE SEW EDISON. The phorerwrann with | ht ipright reg & #0u!l. is so immeasurably euperior to a*y¥ Pas ¢1;5 ‘tira Month Sale oiher instrument that there is no room for at Ni a resi i. rs] | ‘se ore & *? rea , armiment call at our store and «a tiety «| v ' ms oa ian . ih ourself about the New FEdieon thers! on 7 . re na . V 3 5 Z£randse® an Din ers :% terms Cat he arranged for. ree de non- =? a ers ; “ oy paeee ee “ave % Oney has) ra°ions da - ¢* oncerula M saic lieu, ; PA OR TES , a ee Bc isvun cytinder: “Tee a. “ x — A EXTRE { SprCtTa 2 ihe if} 1414 Prank in o et a near (e-an SS note wus Gemous tion = relis REX ORLS-For sale. 10in. double disc. - te. kA atin - Pavts "ENTS yi Fa-euin TATA WN isrand av mm pes: : ’ ii = TS FAt ] 7 . “l cn > far - ree ; em Pie? ath 4 her ; S. hf a 2 STORES ‘"4) Bh hug URD wut bad +O! an bed! .. fo 2 ’ “inne, perior furniture, rugs whe i : I ,“ Tia? bs] ae “wi ee oa rk ANK ST 2 L i BEST. PLACE > “ ——e ar bench S100 RECORDSboer saie: Courts, — latest By. . Ht ma A To bnv: no interest charred: 1» per cent uf? "Onge and Garces 2s. ai h : for 8); iS for cash. wilh interest and 4! ecount. eves open Sunday and evenings. tats Franktit. sou $50 to $10. Lester plavers are disc to ji cee Se ords, any make; ray up te $2. cock nage dopa. Plaver- and Piano Bargains’ 14h. Miller's. i888 Oftes weet Pee (ie are recognized as the loweat in the city an estore to hear vour feteor'! you can depend on us We're estab shed and | f'a Must: House " Pr — ee ‘te receorda«. r noe ermma of Bayment to sui! vs ve a ue. er a “ky? i & StIN i’ an “ust : ‘JAN HAT J.

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“i ae wee OeO Oey! “iva SN nu, ' Spaces 8, UO\G; 4 id eres en i a ‘ oa ere Res Vita weenie et a « ” :: ae ates 86 RS ~ e ae = + * Ciel ear, = Se —— 23, wy Dsus OA ares pO PRS Pe OR vem prey tll wimen bad “9.9G4 (U8 [[ ro [ eo OC Tg 01 ON fed tem ore é = tt. Pas | ‘he ull Mus ane! oe «Ve + : “aii4ueid OLbl y ous 2Q owe At. cums eyqnop om Ss -_ ‘eee: aeons le ould got pesurlizs weno & ‘ainjiGing do #.?) - — tbh > 7 ’ o — i ‘ PRL OPEN A JONWHOX3 @ MeN ‘48a -#ji| 42004 GP 7 >A TT wera jj? sow eBuiveane yoRe #120 104 “ul@) pus P los Pa ~ OT PIN 90U0,) "s0) ‘wosinti Jo yenewe sey ayn eet °“s A biel tHe a0),>T,\ 8c p WOuet ~georpeq © “pexuR ie Pus Pies * t oon ) Mi) @8OGd ‘aepuyys “at ques toes “e1qneP a ‘ge re) -youesp ei ir -~ ‘stg uno.) el . ) . ae al a 9F “osID oO T ~ wy . 1e- ean 30 pes ) atl “| re) See, os ee toe ay ““Of course I place you! Mr. Addison Sims of Seattle. ‘*If I remember correctly—and I do remem- ber correctly—Mr. Buroughs, the lumberman, jutroduced me to you at the luncheon of the “Seattle Rotary Club three years ago in May. This is a pleasure indeed! I haven't laid eyes on you. since that day. How is the grain busi- ness? ‘And how did that amalgamation work out? The assurance of the speaker—in the crowded corridor of the Hotel McAlpin—compelled me to turn and look at him, though I must say it is not my usual habit to ‘‘listen in’’ even in @ hotel lobby. ‘fe is David M. Roth, the most famous memory expert in the United States,’’ said my friend Kennedy, answering my question before [ could get it out. ‘‘He will show you a lot more wonderful things than that before the evening is over.’ And he did. As we went into the banquet room the toast- master was introducing a long line of guests to Mr. Roth. I got in line and when it came my turn Mr. Roth asked, ‘‘What are your initials, Mr. Jones, and your business connection and telephone number?’’ Why he asked this, I learned later, when he picked out from the crowd the 60 men he had met two hours before and ealled each by name without a mistake. What is more, he mamed each man’s business and telephone number, for good measure. [ won't tell you all the other amazing things this man did except to tell how he ealled back, without a minute’s hesitation, long lists of numbers, bank clearings, prices, let numbers, parcel post rates and anything else the guests gave him in rapid order. sw oe When [ met Mr. Roth again—which you may be sure I did the first chance [ got-——he rather bowled me over by saying, in his quiet, modest way. ‘*There is nothing miraculous about my re- membering anything | want to remember, whether it be names, faces, figures, facts or something I have read in a magazine. ‘*You can do this just as easily as Ido. Any- one with an average mind can learn quickly to do exactly the same things which seem so miraculous when I do them. ‘*‘My own memory,’ continued Mr. Roth, ‘‘was originally very faulty. Yes, it was—a really poor memory. On meeting a man I would lose his name in thirty seconds, while now there are probably 10,000 men and women in the United States, many of whom [ have met but once, whose names | can call instantly on meeting them,’’ **’That is all right for you, Mr. Roth,’’ I in- terrupted, ‘‘you have-given years to it. But how about met” **Mr. Jones,’’ he replied, ‘‘I can teach you the secret of a good memory in one evening. This is not a guess, because | have done it with thousands of pupils. In the first of seven sim- ple lessons which I have prepared for home study I show you the basic principle of my whole system and you will find it—not hard work as you might fear—but just like playing \ fascinating game. I will prove it to you.’’ He didn’t have to prove it. His Course did; ( @J04} 184i F aio}s 4no 18 [sods A\q eile Bours 40 yvawiseueyd - e) Av® ue ul eeeuler N ‘s ‘seis why ‘oi 138 “PEW OE ei try aift - as sl ait srt ‘os ve fa0g @ one CLS ‘9 og . “L NOS -” eee -_ 45 eNO Sul (a> pase eros a wal ‘8 ,% J@Atle ‘{jerus is erg Leek yur 1 su; esirg ‘Ss SZOt es} wise “SP Ooel P 4a ei "suUOTZew atAy OC TS 21 a8 p a8 uosiPa : ‘ecrued®.)> Lor -s80q ‘dae| 0 JNOA * Jee euoud ADVERTISE MENT. q ‘ ‘ Oh Ss Gy tour % Me > cok is 3 oy ae amen ame athe § Sea AS ES ates a te ae a f a a hae , ., fia ea ‘ et 2 ee Sie De uk ee URE,» Sea ret A es J Dene : + - . ” : ind et iy, Mn ia ge » lage “™ ~ rt \ des as ‘4 Ran ’ * = A 7 7 * - ~ Cute ‘ w - a » o a § Ee aie ‘tele ® ee Cage ‘ * en ms ~ [wie et ‘te } *guU0} ,28 ee Pi "ou lessons. in five days after its receipt or send you $5 A dd exs a, ill a » A , oun“ ae ee bee trelin yg tay® we » eul ‘e(es J04~ 10. 40) 985 “HNE ANTE jivs jan ANI *gae/ Uso ‘ul yuelg UU Biusoti ie ‘e@otjytsows peti “cepuns ‘a(@n HULABel [ez jugiuerUOd ¢F }eq af rs i ‘meu JysOUuLls rr e1e2 405[ @, RS 2Of i$ 390 aouth ‘ en , abe | ‘gselUiufy ~t ——— 'BlOsp NURI) ares —_ “ff ost ' OB 34Q_ Injgiinevwg ne ene ‘Siude) es dei80uc0tcd eye vols * ae Ch “oy 4 pulezsgseqg pv ‘wolZuUuse \\ de ey 0} Wdes Dig e218 OoOls “s® ‘Sts lies ‘J1BG OHFI Tihs “Te! ») ‘eZis (gee elt PS ‘.) » pue § uses - eo tUryt ihe ‘guc0g s s URW; -pvolg, “3s “eye eigen FY ‘avis 400') tt -SQrwu' q.? _* oe os , oo SF. A 0 oe SS ‘ ‘/ . . yd ¥ . a « . 1 ~ - 4 - a : — ane ms . . ; . , 7 ray 7 : ou — . oo . * ofa Ae re .? . . = c ‘ oe oS : ve > s M.'s? 85" 00 Se oh tes oa - .* . .S " S OOS aed ; e " ,. , . _ ~ o oe + AB oe ay 4 : pss s * ae oR o te ‘ a! ws . Py) S Sx es da te a » ,e = Sie } 4 ” . . . ° am PES. s ees oe s 7 / * o - 2 Ae f hts fs ,. oa. J , . fA % - “4 f z a J f : , ae , / 7 bee e os ‘ J 7 « © , . 4) a J ¢ . F 7 f > . as ry , Fe 7 > , * ; ° ‘ a ‘ = - y y s " 7 ¥ e r > 7 ee a? . ore Pe; . 4 . ‘ oe wets What the Course Did for Mrs. Jones From what Mr. Jones tells us, the Roth Mem- ory Course did just as wonderful things for Mrs. Jones. She became fascinated with the lessons the first evening she could get them away from her husband, and he is forced to ad- mit that not only did she learn the magic key words more quickly and easily than he did— but so did Genevieve, their twelve-year-old daughter. But the fun of learning was only the beginning. In a few*days Mrs. Jones was amazed to see how her newly acquired power to remember the countless things she had to remember simplified her life. The infinite details of housekeeping smoothed themselves out wonderfully. She was surprised how much more time she had for recreation—because she remembered easily and automatically her many duties at the time they should be remembered. And when evening came she missed much of the old ‘‘tired feeling’’ and was fresher than she had been in years. At her club she became a leader because her fellow members could count on her to conduct club matters with a clear head and in orderly procedure. In her social life Mrs. Jones began to win popu- larity that she had never dreamed of attaining— because she never forgot a name or face once she was introduced—and this also made her a_ successful hostess—much to the wonder of her friends. In short, Mrs. Jones, in developing her own perfectly good memory, discovered the secret of success, not only in housekeeping, but in her social life. Now we understand the Roth Memory Idea is going like wildfire among Mrs. Jones’ friends—for she has let them into her secret. Read the following letter from Mrs. Eleanor A. Phillips, State Chairman of the Tennessee Woman’s Liberty Loan Committee: “Enclosed please find check for $5.00 for Mem- ory Course forwarded me. This course, to my mind, is the most wonderful thing of its kind I have ever heard of, and comes to hand at a time when I need it greatly. ‘Ag Chairman for the State of Tennessee for Woman's Liberty Loan Committee, it is very necessary for me to remember the names of thousands of women, and with the very little acquaintance [ have had with your wonderfu] course I find my memory greatly strengthened. 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RO tsa eases _ m TC He cet | tianlian oe _ ee #UDSIAG ay } #o 4035 aao7 f4ayskpw y | AMANO AIG YIN AU) | | 4SVO SNOTAN)D Y4] pinning Yarns on the New Barge Line Donahue explained that he wasn't exactly scared. ARK TWAIN is dead. but that merry and whimsical spirit stili hovers over the Fa- ther of Rivers, the scene of his own €2- ploits as a pilot and the cradle of that pungent humor which made him world-famous. AS in his heyday, wherever rivermen foregather there is a spinning of yarns, instinct with the true Mis- Sissippi tang. A rare anecdotal opportunity came with the recent trip of the towboat Nokomis, with three barges load- ed with freight, from St. distance of 1200 miles. sion was historical—the Orleans, a In the first place, the occa- voyage the opening of river traffic between St. Louig and the river mouth for the first time in 18 years. In the second place, there was ample leisure, for the boat proceeded slowly so that the long unfamiliar chartings of the might be relearned, Louis to New marked stream In the third place, the company in the pilot house consisted of river humorists of veteran practice and redoubtable skill. There was the the No- komis, Capt. A. J. Hiner; he has been a pilot for ,0 years, and is the son, grandson and great-grandson of pilots. Then there were the pilots of the Nokomis, Capts.° John Werren, known among rivermen as “Bouquet and in the Government fleet as “The the latter from his erploits in blow- ing up snags and stumps, and Elmer Owrey; and two guest pilots, studying river conditions, Capt. Blount Hodge and William Edwards. Lastly, in the role of audience and recorder, there was a Post-Dispatch re- porter the trip from St. Louis to Orleans. “Wait Till I Take the Other Eye Out!” AVIGATION is achieved by means of a system of N Government lights by night, by day these marks are augmented by certain bunches of trees, small is- lands, barns and the like. The rivermen are abso- lutely neutral in their chartings. At St. Genevieve, Mo., the tower of a Catholic church is the landmark. Going into Memphis at night the rivermen hold head on to an immense electric sign, which for years, be- fore prohibition hit the South, extolled the virtue of a certain beer. Changing the sign over into one for near-beer hasn't altered the course of navigation. Pilots say they have to learn the river every tir they go over it and that they are never able to relax their vigilance. With this in mind, hear Capt. War- ren’s story of an occurrence on the steamboat John S. Hopkins. Bee Collishaw was the pilot on watch. Charles Dexter, an engineer, came into the pilot house about the time that Warren was to relieve Collishaw. As Collishaw relinquished the wheel he reached up and took out his glass eye, wiped it on his handkerchief and laid it on the desk in the pilot house. “Holy Moses!” Dexter exclaimed, “have [| been running a boat down in this water with a one-eyed pilot?” “Huh,’’ Collishaw explained, “you aint seen nothin’ vet. Wait till I take out the other one.” iabiaiaiecsnieth Capt. Hiner Reminisces. EAR Le Cour Island the Nokomis passed a N that was a part of a Government revetment, v ashed the channel change. The rivermer call these obstructions ‘‘ex-Mississippi River improve- ments.”” Hunting the channel around the obstmiction master of Johnny” Duyunamiter,” who made New peel out by reminded Capt. Hiner of the experience of Cajt. Cameron of New Orleans at Blennerhasseti [sland in the Ohio River, famed for its connection with the enterprises of Aaron Burr. Cameron went to Pittsburg and placed the last of his waning fortune in a steamboat. He asked for ihe two best pilots on the river to take the boat down He hnew nothine of the Ohio, though he had lone been a pilot on the Mississippi River. The pilots framed a joke on him. As they approached Blennerhassett Island one of them grabbed the whee] and started down one side of the island. He ran for a couple of minutes, when the other grabbed it and PAGE TWO SUNDAY MASsAZINE- -ST. Mark Twain’s humor resurrected with revival of river traffic be- tween St. Louis and New Orleans — Veteran rivermen pass time on trip in swapping anecdotes—Capt. Dona- hue and the performing bear; Second Cook Scanlan and the alligator—“Hank” Clark’s sagacious “bloodhound” —Keeper’s light went out but his excuse was “the finest pair of twins ever born in the dark’”’ spun it back, as if hunting the channel on the other side. This they kept up until the boat was nearly ready to ground. Then they slid easily into the right channel and congratulated Cameron on having a boat that would “pass big islands just as easy as little ones.”’ <a Oo---— Finds Bear in His Cabin. HE pilot's idea of a joke is something in which anyone escapes with his life. Dodging Blenner- hassett reminded Capt. Warren of the time when Mike Kelley (‘All Wool and a Yard Wide’’), on the steamer Yazoo, drove ashore on the Mississippi side so hard that the vibration put out the light on the Arkansas side of the river, a mile across. ° Once on the Chester an Italian came aboard with a performing bear. Capt. James Donahue, the master, was asleep. The weather was hot and Donahue had left his doors open. One of the pilots gave the Ital- ian a dollar to slip the bear into the room and then pull the captain's foot to awaken him. Donahue ex- plained later that he “wasn't exactly scared when he tried to dive through the bulkhead,’ but he was a bit startled to wake up and find a bear in his face, ‘“narticularly when there hadn't been any bear there when he went to bed.’’ Again there was the time when Owrey, a pilot on the Oakland, placed a four-foot alligator in the bed of Arthur Scanlan, second cook. Scanlan came out of ‘his cabin in his night clothes and reported the pres- ence of something cold, hard and scaly, alive.” While he was up on deck Owrey removed the alligator. Capt. George Clark headed the searching expedition. It found nothing. After the party was gone Owrey slipped the alligator back into Scanlan’s bunk. When the cook reported the “presence” a sec- ond time, Owrey removed the animal again, and Clark threatened to land the boat and put Scanlan ashore for medical attention. —-——_ Q---— “Hank” Clark’s Ready Wit. ‘<6 ANK” CLARK, outfitted by his parents with the Christian name of Epaminondas, a broth- er of Capt. Clark of the Oakland, has a reputation up and down the river as a wit. ‘“‘Hank’”’ Clark, while ashore below Fylton, Ky., a few years ago during the ‘‘night-rider’’ troubles, picked up a worthless dog. When quizzed in a saloon as to what kind of a dog it was Clark replied that the animal was a bloodhound. A native disputed the statement on the authority of having raised numerous bloodhounds. But a few more “that was “Aha!” Clark explained, “the dog says this house was struck by lightning.” ~ ) Scanlan soared into the air in his night clothes. drinks removed his prejudice to the extent that he volunteered to take Clark to the scene of an alleged night-rider depredation, where a house and the barns of a tobacco grower had been burned to the ground. Clark, the native and the dog made the trip accom- panied by a score of sightseers, anxious to follow the dog that would follow a trail to the lair of, the ma- rauders. Arrived at the scene, Clark led the animal around the charred embers several times. Then he turned it loose. The dog immediately walked into the middle of the refuse and ashes, sat down and with straight in the air began howling. “Aha!” Clark exclaimed; “night riders didn't burn this house. The dog says it was struck by lightning.” eienailbeiiesniel Gave Material to Mark Twain. ‘6 AD” DUNHAM, a pilot from whom Mark Twain procured a wealth of material for his ‘‘Life on the Mississippi,’ once ran the steamboat Common- wealth aground in broad daylight on McCullough’s Is- land, about 40 miles below Memphis. At the engineer’s hearing Dunham was placed on the stand. He was asked to give his explanation of the accident. “Well,” he began, “the only reason | the Government light wasn’t burning,” he replied Dunham is still alive. Eighty-two or three years old now, he is farming in the country of the Red River of the North in Canada. —_———- OQ--—— Presidents Mean Little to These Men. 66 EEPING a light’’ on the Mississippi means that whoever is so employed has pledged himself - to brave every risk to keep the lamps burning. In storms, high water and perils, when other men would seek the safety of their homes, all light keepers must see that the safety of navigation is assured. Men and women, black and white, tend the lights in the 1200-mile stretch from St. Louis to New Orleans. Capt. Hiner was master of the lighthouse boat Ole- ander for a number of years. When President Roose- velt made his trip down the Mississippi River the superintendent of the district at Memphis notified all the light keepers to place their lights in “extraordi- narily good condition as the President of the United States might land anywhere along the river and make an inspection of the station.’’ The keeper at Mitchell’s Light, Tenn., sent back the following reply: “The President of the United States is welcome to inspect my light, now or at any time, without my hav- ing to make an especial effort to stand his scrutiny.” That was perfectly true of most of the stations, Hiner declares. When President Taft made his inspection of the river, a similar letter, sent out by the district superintendent, brought forth this reply from the keep- er of the Huffman (Ark.) light: “IT don't know whether I'll bother to fix up his muzzle know is that any about the matter or not. The last time the President of the United States came down the river he didn't stop at my light.” When a light is reported out the service conducts a rigid investigation. A woman light keeper once an- swered that she knew her light was out when a steam- boat passed about 9 o’clock at night, but she _ ex- plained that she had just got married about two hours before and didn’t feel called on to break up her honey- moon. A lawyer who admitted that. his light was out in a storm wrote that “at the time I wasn’t much in- terested in lights, but if you’ll come up here I'll show you the finest pair of twins you ever saw ‘born in the dark.’”’ ———O-—— Roustabout’s Version of “Cootie.”’ HE negro roustabout is more expressive in his lan- guage than the whites who devised it. stance, there is his nomenclature for what brethren call the “cootie.”’ Two negroes on the wharf at New Orleans aroused the party's attention. One was scratching vigorously. Kor in- his soldier “What's the matter with that fellow there?” Capt. Hiner asked of his companion. ‘“He’s got shimmy lizards, sah, shimmy lizards,” the black answered, a broad grin enveloping his ‘face. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH-. -OCTOBER 27, 1918.

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You are ready?’ Madame’s glance apartment he bad repented of his impulsive decision greeted them. included the few girls who still remained in the room. to accompany his voung friend. “I shall jump at the “Beth Tate and Fred Crawley—nice children,” Gav- They assented and one after the other strolled out. first chance that offers to see her again,’ he had said ock 8 companion informed him “You musint expec! Cornelia O'Rourke was the last She lingered a mo- and he had done just that in consequence he found much from the program, vou know- they are all ama- ment in the doorway. himself confronting a situation he did not enjoy. His teurs. We haven't come to see the dancing, we've “I hope your brother's better, Miss Niklova,” she puzzie had become too personal to be pleasant M vs- come to dance ourselves.” Her hands and feet move: said tery is not a domestic virtue and a lady with a past expectantiy in time with the music. “I can hard! “Thank you, yes, much better.” The Russian girl is more interesting in our neighbor's family than in wait, she cried forced a wan smile. our ow! The “nice children” made their exit amid more clap “I'm so glad,” Cornelia smiled sympathetically and Was it possible that he had been mistaken about ping of indulgent hands. Several couples followed passed out. that French phrase He questioned himself eagerls them and were similarly rewarded for their e*forts Alone with her assistant, Madame dropped English He would have welcomed the slichtest sense of doubt The danse eecentrique of Cornelia O'Rourke and her for French. “The brother is hetter then? That is in his mind But he found none brother had the success Madame Adrienne had pre- good.” if only he could place her' lf only he had some dicted, being rendered with a rompish glee that was The girl shook her head and shivered. inkling as to the nature of her secret-—-if, indeed, she ontagious, and had to be repeated. fe is worse, much worse. But why speak of it to had a secret! However, tonight he would have ample This is Sybil Lowther,” Mrs. Estell announced as these people? What do they understand? Their opportunity to watch her unseen the next pair of dancers entered on the slow. sensu- houses are always warm, their bodies covered, their Unseen, yes; but would his presence be unknown ous strains of a tango. “She's by way of being a pro- stomachs full. What do they know of us? They to her? What more likely than that Guy should speak fessional, Shes a Canadian and used to do drawing only play at living?” to her of him? And if she knew his face no doubt room recitations in Canadian-French dialect-—the hab- She was beating her hands together to send what she aiso knew his name Would it not, after all, be itant things, vou know — but she starved at it, | guess little blood her wasted body could provide into them wiser to.avoid a meeting in Amarinth’s presence? and went in for dancing when the craze for that that they might be warm enough to play the violin. Decidedly ves. started. She affects a temperament.” “Who cares for him tonight?” Still, if the meeting were postponed a few days “So I see.” The pale cheeks of the girl flushed. quickly. “A it could hardly be avoided aitogether—Guy might tell They watched the dancing in silence for several friend—a painter who lives over us. He is of this her the story of the puzzling encounter on Fifth ave- minutes Miss Lowthers posturings and writhings, country, but poor like us and understands. Pavlo is nue—it was just the sort of thing people liked to designed to register on the minds of her audience as safe with him as with me.” pass along. She would know then that she Was sus- suppressed passions that tortured her soul, were con She unlocked her violin case and took out her in- pected, while tonight he might convince her by his tradicted by the cold, steady gleam of her eves a! strument. Her thin hands were still discolored from ruanner that she had suceessfully evaded recognition firm set of her lips. lier partner, selected no dou the cold. In her shabby evening gown her extreme Was it not better that they should meet while she as a foil, was a tresh-cheeked boy with an expression Meagerness of flesh was painfully apparent The felt herself secure? If she heard the storv from Guys as placid as a feeding infant's bones in her neck protruded sharply. later she would understand that she could rely on his “The ability to .exalt one’s self and to give ones “You look not well,” Madame announced, regard- sjlence self—that is a clever Frenchman's definition of tem ing the girl anxiously. She hesitated. ‘Were it not Mrs. Estell greeted his arrival effusively. She was perament, Gavock remarked presently for the music for Miss Dupont’s solo | should send a vivacious young woman just emerging from the “And we Anglo-Saxons havent it,” said Mrs. Es- you home.” shadows into the sunshine of widowhood He was tel] “Weve got nerves, a sort of ingrowing tempera Irma Niklova made a quick gesture of dissent instantly ordered to occupy a chair that stood vacant. ment, not a bit showy and very uncomfortable “No, no; I must stay! If I am thought to be unre- “T hope I'm not depriving anyone,” be said, acce*'- Gavock smiled in agreement, then glancing back at liable | shall find no more engagements.’ ing the seat. Miss Lowther, he asked: ‘Why does sie try for it, | Madame nodded with a sigh -for the truth of the She laughed. “You ought to say you hope you are, wonder? She's pretty and graceful: why attempt th: argument. Then, with a brisk movement she caught she corrected. ‘‘Now, tell me, do you dance?” impossible ” up the faded scarf and passed it around the girl's ‘“] decline to answer by advice of counsel.” “Because she thinks it makes her more interesting, throat, letting the ends fall with merciful conceal- “You dont! Heavens, what have you come to New and to be interesting is her metier. She lives by jt, ment. York for? poor dear. She's a Salamander’ “So. That is better,’ “ant § stay T: “A what?’ From without came the sound of tbe tuning of in- “Oh, vou can, but you wont. What will you du’ “A Salamander its a kind of bug, isnt it, or @ struments. | There'll be no one to taik to you, We've all lost the lizard that fire wont burn? Well, anyhow, its the “Come, my child.” power of speech. We only talk with our toes.” fashionable name for a girl who teeters along the At the door Irma Niklova halted. Her nimble tongue immediately belied her, for she brink of perdition, working men for anything she can “Madame, in the music for Miss Dupont’s solo bid began to ply Gavock with questions and in return to get out of them—flowers, clothes, jewels—anytbing the orchestra be silent. It is better I play alone. give him all her own news and that of her friends. except actual money, and giving in return—well, The rhythm is all. They do not understand. They They had met often in Paris and had many ac- nothing.” do not follow. Miss Dupont dances like an artist. She quaintances in common. Some of these occasionally “But, surely, a girl who accepts so much must ex- must be followed, not led.” interrupted the talk, pausing for words of greeting. pose herself to—er—er’’— Madame nodded. “You are right. I will so order.” “Arent they ever going to begin?” Mrs. Estell “Impropositions?” laughed Mrs. Estell. ‘Thats CHAPTER IV. had wondered several times before her question was what Tommy Nave calls them—don't you love it? Of Gavock, when he and Amarinth paused at jn the small baleony above the stage. They scraped keep her footing. Not from any overplus of virtue, I the entrance to the grand ballroom of the anu fretted their instruments into tune, then, resting fancy, but from sheer, cool-headed canniness that 66 \ OUR responsibility as host ends here,” said _ finally answered by the appearance of the musicians course, she does, constantly. But she manages to Esplanade. “I have my coat check, you them against knee or arm, they stared curiously duwn makes her cling to respectability as to life itself.”’ have yours, and if | feel like leaving before the show upon the audience. “But is a girl who knowingly exposes herself to ends | want to feel free to go, so will say good-night “Heavens, what a wraith of a woman!” Mrs. Este!l] such advances considered respectable?” here.” He held out his hand. exclaimed as Irma Niklova joined the group of men “Oh, she maintains a semi-respectability that Amarinth took it, but he answered protestingly: in the balcony. serves her purpose well enough.” “l want you to meet Miss Dupont. Our dance is the The Russian girl raised her violin to her shoulder “Very semi, | should say.” last on the program and, of course, she won't want and at the signal the men poised their instruments “Demi. |! should say,” Janghed the lads ‘But it to show herself until then. There is to be general tor action. serves, as you see.” dancing and supper afterward, you Know.” “She seems to be the leader.” tavock observed (Copyright, 1918, by the Century Co; “I shall be delighted to meet Miss Dupont and hope “Yes. She plays regularly for Adrienne’s dancing (To Be Continued in Next Sunday's to have the pleasure tonight,’ Gavock returned. ‘‘But classes, I believe, and they are probably specially en- Post-Dispatch Magazine. ) it is no longer very early and I feel rather fagged. gaged for the evening. | —— — : ~s 1 haven’t the luck to be five and twenty, you see. Her story is quite tragic | ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. So if you don’t find me about you'll know that old W—/jif it's true. They say —osoopnantseictainietsiitiaiaianiataiteinnaiaguiletseidi ¥ eam ¥ age has crept upon me and sent me to bed. In which’ she was a student at tlic case just dismiss me from your mind.” Imperial Conservatory in = “At least let me find you a seat and introduce you St. Petersburg — shes a-mMay Face Powder to some of my friends” Russian—and a career | “My dear fellow, I shall probably stumble upon was predicted for her | acquaintances before I am half-way across the room.” Then her father, a violin- | D N e . to the distant lady. ‘‘She’s beckoning.” He waved girl was in consequence . assent. ‘““You know her?’ he asked, seeing that Ama- dismissed from the con- | rinth was also bowing. servatory and could tind | Any Rice Powder Un- familiar face already—Mrs. Estell. Over there, see, opera, fell under the sus- | in green—now she is turning this way. She sees me! picion of the police and She doesn't believe her eyes.’ He nodded smilingly was sent to Siberia. The He turned and looked about. “Ah! I think I see a _ ist in the orchestra at the “Yes. And I know you'll not be lonely now.” no employment. Some- consciously Amarinth gave a little sigh of relief. how she managed to get Gavock caught the sigh. ‘‘Poor boy, he takes his over here. She looks as | Now you can use a pure face powder, because it stays on so well this La-may tt very s eg : " if : _starve: hat beautifi yur « Jlexion wonder- powder (French, Poudre L'Ame) is now duties as host very seriously,” he thought. And I’m if she were half starv« ee ae sat. samen les your omplexion onde used by over @ million American women. afraid he takes life very seriously. ] only hope he doesn't she—Oh' fully and is guaranteed not to injure tne The ta rze size is onls fifty cents ana the ’ *s , Pe . ~— . . . Py ll’e ar o most delicate baby skin And it reaily trial size is twenty-five cents hemem- doesn’t find soon that life may be too serious to be Mrs. Estell’s sé riou stays on better than any other face pow- ber, La-may ia guaranteed absolutely taken seriously.” tone changed abrujptly io der. It does not contain white — or pure Five thousand dollars’ reward ig ii un : , want oe Italic ~— , | starchy rice powder (Poudre de Kiz) to offered any chemist who finds it contains Aloud he said: Good-night, if we don’t meet one of delight, 1s the make ik susk. White lead palaces the leas white bend OF tee oewaer —— again. iil phone you tomorrow or the day after, opening strain of a Skin and rice powder ~yggnese into ‘. tpiue. ai batituts your Gye pat Fete: yg. i ? gre : rQ paste that encouragzes ehiarwes poles, you that when you are otfered a subeti- when my papers are all together. And remember, if waltz filled the room Ce te i eed and ving aewder pimples The | tata it fe sare (6 us & eee ee you don't see me about later, don’t page me!” “That's ‘Love in the specialist who makes this improved pow- ing to sell an inferior powder that pays ‘ ron'tr way now, Guy laughed. ‘Mrs Air.’ the most heavenly der uses a medicinal ingredient that doc- a big commission When you use thig Oh. you won t run a ay > 7 > a £n ° 4 r ‘ Yr. aif PLiN a. i tors Wyse to heal thie ekin 1 vy facet this absolute hy pure LA-may ana ws 6 how Estell will see to that.” hesitation. new powder heips to _ eg oly —_ reduce tea oy Pec Dor sg tna 5 tte es a ’ , r 4 ‘ 4 Ores ati 3 2S is also Vat Wil unde a Ths 2:3 I su astringent, discouraging flabbinessa, crows became the m mt popular beauty powder treat seem advisable,’ Gavock reflected as he made his lack of the stage wer feet and wrinkles. Because it is pure and’ solid tn New York Save this notice ’ ’ r 7 7 ‘ " e ~ . ~ 7 on : > > . ws ; SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -S1t. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -OCTOBER 27, 1913. PAGGE FIFTEE: Se rere erry -_ Te ~uee , . & ~ OO ite 4 ham rect, Signa 4: Hs ane eae pilitienis € Pr eee: a ome

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— C r wr KS eee 4 uo SUIBX % ee e Zuruurds | ee Ses ee ee a | | the CURIVUB GABE |! iris Pesta tis OF MARIO Puree 1 err eet es -- ——] the excitement of the moment ha»- T was a raw March day. As Roger Gavock walked the short dis- tance that lay between his hotel, the luxurious Crustacea, and Fifth avenue a spurt of wind caught his hat and gave it a \ it had prevailed. plied with the usual phrase, replied instantly, unthinkingly, as any French woman might have done. He recalled perfectly her voice and pronunciation. twist. He saved it by a clutch a IP Cer The latter had been quite without ac- and, having rounded the corner, paused cent. and carefully readjusted it at its usual And her English had been good, too, precise angle. éé 4 4 ......._—i‘(‘(“‘éaCBM eee 2 ee iy pagal the English of England rather than His gaze wandered up the avenue, then ‘ie Bs Vi of America. He had known English down. It had become the finest business gi yy women, and Americans, too, educated street in the world, he had been told by [ummm £ j omen’ O Z Le in France, who spoke French like the Americans whom he had encountered ie ee | Baz natives; but they also understood it, in Paris, and after his 20 years’ absence oy -- amy] y; and this perplexing person had dis- from New York he had naturally expect- Z 2 a 7 tinctly declared that she did not. And ed to find many changes. But here he is A : / why under heaven should she lie could detect nothing else. If anything fa- eo hye about it? miliar remained it eluded his sweeping fe. py Unconsciously, Gavock slackened his glance. ig Lip Vy ye pace... Before his eyes the charming He lingered a minute uncertainly, then eet te SR face of the unknown fluttered _ per- turned southward and proceeded at the yy . Sistently, as an actor’s sometimes will brisk pace habitual with him. He was not 2 EO } after the curtain has fallen. Sudden- in a hurry, being bent merely upon sight- iy. the. UY, 7 > ly he stopped short at the flash of a seeing; indeed, he had rarely hurried in biz Ye VE WU new idea through his mind. The face his life. Quickness of movement was tem- ti Y Ay was familiar’ Somewhere he had seen peramental, the result of quick thought, yay s Vy j it before. and was far more characteristic than the ay j ya © And now he was conscious of the deliberateness with which he had replaced Wy VA Tit stirring of his memory. He waited his hat. But one cannot live from 27 to , YA i =—s ee Sey. a 8 ee 47 among a people treated so niggardly Ys Mppypys ment he would have it, the time and by nature that they have perforce helped / | ti > the place. Odd that it had not struck themselves out with art and not acquire ) | ) Yy him at once, but then he had been so some of their infinite capacity for taking G Y\ j upset by the awkwardness of his po- pains. , yy; | sition. As his eyes sped through the passing > 4, 4 Where? When? Impatient, he be- throngs he was conscious of distinct dis- af A & fan to prod his memory. He prodded appointment. It was at the women that me YY Ly J ” Yorn. Was Sentens. Menu he looked, and the sight left him chilled, Ve ing, to have the thing elude him like repulsed. They were handsome, many of OY that. Abruptly he wheeled and re- them, but how self-contained, remote, un- | be ZG ” nahh PETAL traced his steps. individual! No warming glances enliv- My; Wo SAGE, Ly i Wy, y Yi WY CHAPTER II. ened a walk down this finest ef streets. ~~ . , ¢ HAPPENED on a very pretty One might as well be 80 and wear one's _ ¢ | puzzle this afternoon,’ said hat over one’s eyes! (ELE by, Gavock. Gavock smiled a wry smile at his own yy % “Blonde or brunette?” Guy expense. He was neither vain nor a lib- Ge Heyes Amarinth asked, with a grin. ertine, and few men of his fortune and gr: Gy BELG Gavock’s rather plain face crinkled leisure had lived more sedately: for by. ab, My is , ‘ into an attractive smile. He drained though he had known many phases of pe GLA Liebe ip py his demi-tasse, peering over it quiz- European life, his role for the most part GYLLE E ALOE ee zically at his young host, who took his had been that of spectator. And it was WO LMM bit oe coffee standing, his back to the pleas- a surprise to him now to discover how : me ee i.e - ; ant blaze of the gas logs. much he had depended on the passing “I beg your pardon?” she said inguiringly. I dont understand Guy haath aaa salou m show for his warmth and life. Here, it French. very handsome man. This conclu- seemed, he might expect little of either. Here, beauty requited respectful admiration with nothing better than a cold, impersonal stare. He regretted Paris, its flash of alert eyes, the half-smiles of gracious lips, the perpetual, incorrigible coquetry. What matter if the faces in repose were plain, since they so rarely knew repose? Lost in a retrospective mood he strode on unsee- ingly, when suddenly a boy carrying a large box dashed through the moving crowd and ran into his arms. The collision sent them both spinning, but the boy quickly recovered his footing and dashed on, while Gavock in attempting to regain his balance stag- gered wildly and finally lunged into a lady who was in the act of descending from a limousine. The impact threw her against the open door of the car and he saved himself from sprawling on her by clutching the door handle. With a treméndous effort he managed to steady himself sufficiently to gasp out an apology. ‘Pardonnez-moi, Madame!” “Ca ne fait rien, Monsieur.”’ came back instantly. She was none the worse for the encounter, appar- ently, but one hand had flown to her hat to assure it- self that all was well and during that brief investi- gation their eyes met. Hers were frankly smiling, kindly but amusedly, and, though he was too human to enjoy being ridiculous, he smiled back from sheer gratitude that the charming young person had not found him offensive. For, in spite of unsteady legs and general discom- posure, he had somehow contrived to notice that her eyes wete young and beautiful. And he had noted more than that. He knew that they were dark and very large and that their lashes fell toward cheeks smooth and softly rounded and richly glowing. And SUNDAY MA The customary formula he saw that the lovely head surmounted a charming figure elegantly clad, and also that the limousine from which it had descended was all that was most ap- provable in limousines. All this with much detail was stamped upon his mind instantaneously and indelibly. The next mo- ment she had slipped by him and was crossing the pavement toward a shop entrance. Looking after her he saw that the hem of her gown was torn and hung down on one side. He must have trodden on it! Im- pulsively he gained her side and, indicating the dam- age, he had done, poured out apologies in French. She had turned as he accosted her and now seemed to regard him with surprise. Her smile was gone. She was lovely still but cold and aloof. “I beg your pardon?” she said, inquiringly. The English struck him like a dash of ice water For the moment he was dumb. “Tl didn’t understand you,” she explained courteous- ly when he failed to speak. “I don't understand French.” For an instant he stared at her in astonishment, then pulled himself together and repeated his apol- ogies in English. She glanced down at her frock with a quick shrug, which was certainly French, he reflected. “It doesn't matter,” she said, indifferently, smiled faintly, whisked up her skirt and disappeared into the shop. He gazed after her a moment blankly, then, turning, resumed his walk. He was puzzled. He had addressed her first in French and she had apswered him in French. He was sure of that; he recalled his exact words and hers. It was natural enough that he should have spoken French, for it had been the language of his daily use for years and in GAZINE—ST CN pele LNA 8 A 5 tae Th aie. ue ee. ‘ Met Bo) ss SP ON tae Bs ky % e ? th: a : t A resi id ery wn . 4 " f oe : Moone th. , Sa cat aN 0D % 428 | ’ vay at wy wane hy , s ie , ‘ b * ‘SG herd 7 gs ‘ Bae i _ i nel ie we ten < See et Pg rm free F me” ed LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 27, 19183. <p rei a oN ag or er oe Sih sion Gavock reached for the twen- tieth time that evening and for the twentieth time regretted it. The boy was too like his mother. He would have been better with less of her beauty and more of his father’g charming plainness. For two hours now Gavock had been watching for traces of his old friend and missing them. It was not the absence of a physical likeness to his father that he deplored in the young man before him. The mother’s robust slenderness had passed to her son in a man’s full portion and the finely chiseled features were amply masculine. But behind the blue eves, shining so pleasantly upon him now, Gavock felt none of the alert sympathy, the warm exuberance of spirit, that had made the father so rare a friend Strength of will was evident in the handsome face: but was it the fearless, generous strength of the father, that could curb itself in renunciation? Or was it only the mean tenacity of purpose that in Mrs. Ama- rinth had spent itself wholly on selfish ends” Time alone could answer that question, Gavock re- flected behind the smile which had responded to his host's bantering query. “My dear boy,” he said, “throughout the excellent dinner you have just given me it has been painfully apparent that someone has been furnishing me with a very sad reputation.” Young Amarinth laughed. “Oh, then I am to derstand that it was not a woman—this time?” “On the contrary, it was a woman—this time,” Gavock retorted. “But don’t make the mistake that most of my old acquaintances over here do make, |! fancy, that with me it always is a woman. If I have talked a great deal of women tonight it is because I have talked life, and woman is life’s dynamo. Whether (Continued on Page 10.) PAGE THREE “ RE Ce mee a eo eu ane And she had re- ee

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ews": “Ny \adx@ TANSHT NOK, Wd Pomsesa! Wop Cil abvd woif panuru | Ss a sal aU. “~ pur uv Sunod B PUB sputY UsesUN Aq sp{se umvip 09) ees te, . 2 WOOL 38M1 SSOl0e ABM r" War Letters of a St. Louis Chief Nurse " . ‘ Auevdmo: : BR 0} m001 oq} ut p ; ' * * : s } ] , is I., pu LP 8 Sunor SI . . ? : i . 7 | ‘100 } 18 Zuisned a HSB id IMO Ss T ‘ 3 ifé « st 41 ‘ P ue . ’ : Y 4 4 . 4 a | ' | ’ f r Sey BAOTHIN SSIIX BY] MOT Ulseq 0} Sulos am oy,, yuodng oR: Jo aseQ snowing oY] (Continued From Page 5.) ee — cigarettes we could from the officers, and ‘Oh, that, sir,”” he said, “there were a few I thought at first that no nurse was there. Chief Surgeon, American Red Cross in we got them to help fill, so by Christ- occurrences, sir.’’ mas eve, when we had about 750 filled, His right leg had been amputated, his we thought we were quite safe. But that right hand was badly wounded, and his evening we were notified to be prepared left foot had a hole right through it, but for two convoys of 100 each, during the he was always smiling and cheerful, and night. The committee almost wept, but had a comeback for every foolish thing they got very busy, and by 10 o'clock on that was said to him. One day the padre Christmas morning every patient in the asked him how he could keep so cheer- hospital had received a stocking with ful all the time when he must have so fruit, tobacco, candies, nuts and some much pain. kind of present in it. “Oh,” he laughed, “it’s in the book, Boy The patients were just like little boys Scouts’ Manual, page &, paragraph 3: with their stockings, and the nurses had ‘Smile and keep whistling.’ ” just as much fun with them as if they ——o-—— had been. The one-armed men could not April 6, 1918. untie the necks of their stockings, and E all physically were so hard so their shouts rang all through the tents: pushed that Maj. Murphy wired “Oh, sister, come and snip mine next.” for help, and just a day before this lull The sisters dashed around, snipping and we received a mobile unit from the A. E. untying and pulling snappers and fitting F., 15 nurses and 30-odd enlisted men. On paper caps. You may be sure we were glad to get Now about the singing on Christmas them, though 15 nurses were just lost eve, which was the loveliest part of the in the shuffle and did not seem to make whole Christmas to me. At 8:15 about the slightest difference. 50 bundled-up nurses left the quarters and They were all very young, inexperienced walked down across the snow, each carry- little things from Kentucky, who had ing her candle lantern. It was the love- only recently landed and had not seen liest sight, for the night was perfect. It a patient since they had been over. Some was not too cold, and the snow made of them are only 21 (the age limit has everything so bright! I had my violin to been lowered; it was 25 when we left) and start them and keep them on the key. have only been out of training school a + We began at one corner of the camp, very short time, and had only been in and just as soon as we had started we very small Kentucky hospitals. So it were joined by all the officers and a num- seemed a heartbreaking thing to thrust ber of the enlisted men, and soon up-pa- them into this unbelievable hell of a hos- tients gathered around, too, so as we pital. went from place to place between the lines Such a baptism of fire as they got that of tents we must have had a crowd of first afternoon! I tried to prepare them over 200 people. all I could, but no words could convey [ wish you could have seen what I saw. anything like the reality to their inex- I knew the tunes so well I could watch pertenced minds. * * * the others as I played. Officers and I dropped into one of the huts just to nurses, and patients and nurses, looking see what the little new thing looked like. together over one sheet of words (we had Just before I got to the hut a little pro- had the words mimeographed, for we have cession had come out of the door. First, only two hymn books of the same kind), two of our men carry a stretcher cov- while one of them held the lantern so that ered with a Union Jack, then a second the light fell on the paper.- And all were stretcher, also covered with a flag, then singing so intently and so happily. One our supervisor, walking behind, accom- group of patients, who said they wanted panying them to the mortuary. People to learn those “Yankee tunes,” pushed along the line stood rigidly at attention and shoved to be by me every time, be- as they passed, and saluted. Cause they said they wanted to be near Then I went into the hut. the “band.” patients here have penetrating chest We sang in eight places. It is some- wounds. The little nurse was standing by thing I shall never forget if I live to be the stove stirring something in a cup a hundred, and | imagine a good many on it with a spoon. She was green-white felt the same way. I was worn to a fraz- and looked utterly nauseated. I did not zie afterwards, but it was worth any dare speak to her, for fear she would lose, amount of effort. The night nurses said any control she had left. | the patients loved it, only there was not That evening I spoke to their group for | enough of it, though we sang for an hour about 10 minutes and told them that it) and a half altogether. was not always going to be like this, and | —0o—-——- about the mitigations and happy part of April 6, 1918. it. Then I asked them if, after all, this NOTHER nurse was giving a bath to was not what they had come for, and a man who had just been brought weren't they glad they were here. A in on a stretcher. “Oh, but you are the most sincere response made me feel that. dirtiest man | ever saw," she laughed at they would be all right soon. Like all him, “absolutely the very dirtiest." “Oh, young things, they are adjusting won-| sister, don’t say that,’ he said. “How derfully and are already making them-| could I help it? I haven't had a bath or selves felt, and are going about as chipper | a change of underclothes for 22 days.” and happy as monkeys. But, oh, the poor | Quick came the answer: ‘If that’s the little dears, they will never forget that case, I'll call you clean.” first day! When he came up with the rest of the ° . . . ° * blue, hospital-clad men for final inspec- It was getting dark as | went down be- tion before being signed out for conva- tween A and B line of tents. Ducking! lescent camp, the Major noticed that he under the entrance of A-3 tent, I stopped | had the Distinguished Service Order on just a moment inside the door to get used | his coat. “How did-you get this, Jock?” to the darkness inside the tent. the Major asked, pointing to the ribbon. The 14 beds in the tent were all full, and | EN A A - ee s “ARABIAN NIGHTS” | metamorphosed into the epitome of sor- did abasement. And then the war came like a plow fur- rowing the site of a razed city to empha- size its destruction. But now this condi- tion is to be remedied, under the leader- ship of the British authorities. As the United States commercial reports put it: “It does not seem likely that Baghdad has | lost permanently its commercial suprem- | acy. In view of its situation at the head) of navigation on the Tigris and also of the SPLENDORS OF (Continued From Page 13.) has ever known. But how quickly it all vanished! Calamities, massacres and sieges came; with the change of trade conditions, wealth, the very crown of glory, departed; the flaming profusion of woven hangings faded and shreded in the conflict with time. rain, tempest and dust storms; and so obliterated was the magnificence of Baghdad that scarcely a trace persisted. center of a railroad system which is cer- | The city’s rich brocaded apparel decayed, tain to become more and more extensive | and only mudhouses remained. The glis- after the war, there can be no doubt that) tening Baghdad of Haroun not merely Baghdad will become a more important | vanished: in a few hastening years it was commercial center than ever before.” PAGE FOURTEES you may save a life or at least stop the fact that during the war it has become the | : Then I saw her. She was kneeling beside the low cot of a lad whose whole head was bandaged. The tight starch bandage cov- ered his ears and eyes, and came down under his chin. A glance at his face showed that he was not far from the end. “Robert, lad, what are you trying to say?’ she was asking, bending over him with her arms across his shoulder and her face close to his lips. ‘“‘Say it again, boy, so that I can hear you. Did you want me to do something for you?” Slowly pulling his arm out he reached up and drew her head down to his and kissed her on the cheek. “I think,’’ he said, “you must be like my sister.”’ * * - * * A nurse stopped at the office to leave the notices of two new “dangerously ill” cases. As she handed me the slip she said: “Of the 64 new stretcher cases we got in last night, all have bandaged eyes. They are the .worst gassed men I! have ever seen. I’ve done nothing but irrigate eyes all morning. “One man discovered that he could see a little when he got his eyes washed out, and he burst out: ‘Oh, sister, I can see, and | am not going to be blind after all, am [?’ “Then I realized what an agony of fear there must be in the minds of those 54 motionless men, not one of whom had even whimpered.” iii iniiat April 6, 1918. HEN the morning after the second night (April 4) Maj. Murphy brought me in my order to go to Paris to be chief nurse of the American Red Cross. It was almost too much, but I was too’ busy to think about it, so I put it in my. pocket and tried to forget it. Tonight | am going to tell my original group. I am appointed by the Chief Surgeon and am stillinthe army. It is an order, and there is no disputing it. When I get away, [I shall be glad of the opportunity it pre- sents, but just at present I cannot seem to bear it. These were just the American orders, Most of the and I must wait for the British ones, Deo It! which will probably come through in a. few days. I am “relieved from further duty at No. 12 General Hospital, British Expeditionary Force, and will proceed to Paris, France, reporting on arrival to the Get Rid otha AT FREE TRIAL TREATMENT Sent on request. when-reduced” offer. My treatmen oe reduced at the rate of a poun a day. No dieting. no exercise. ab- solutely safe and sure method. Let me send you proof at mv expense. DR. BR, WEWMAN. Licensed Phvsi- eign. State New ork. 286 Fifth New Y . Desk M-9. AY.. * Cured His RUPTURE who suffered for years, owing to the gen- I was badly ruptured while lifting a trunk several years ago. Doctors said my only hope o cure was an aperenen. Trusses did me no good Finally I got hold of something that quickly and com- pletély cured me. Years have passed and the rupture has never returned, although I am doing hard work as a carpenter. There was no operation, no lost time, no trouble. I have nothing to sell, but will give full information about how you may find a complete cure without operation, if ' you write to me, Eugene M. Pullen, Car- penter, 176E Marcellus Avenue, quan, N, J. Better cut out this notice and show it to any others who are ruptured— misery of rupture and the worry and dan- ger of an operation.—ADV. Eat Candy Ask for my “‘pay- | anas- | France, for duty as chief nurse with the American Red — PARIS, May 17, ‘18. 5” ea to go back a bit. Last Sunday I was down in Rouen! By Friday, the 19th, I was so homesick and lonesome for all my children and the hospital that when some of the officers blew into my office and said that they were going back Saturday evening at 5, after their meet- ings were over, I decided I would go with them. It was very easy to arrange, and, oh, I was so glad I went. Our train was late and we did not reach the camp until about 9:30, but I got a wel- come allright! It did me more good than anything else possibly could have done, and I came back renewed in courage and strength in a most remarkable way, and perfectly sure if so many dear people loved me so much and had such confi- dence in me, maybe I could manage this awful job after all. * * - I am going again to Rouen just as soon as I possibly can, because I need so much to see them all. They don’t need me, for everything is going wonderfully smoothly, but I need to see them. a Finds Cure for Rheumatism ~ After Suffering Fifty Years! { Now 83 Years Old —Regains Strength and Laughs at URIC ACID’ Goes Fishing; Back to Busi- ness, Feels Fine! How Others May | “Tf am eighty-three years old and I doc- | tored for rheumatism ever since I came |out of the army, over fifty years ago. | Like many others, I spent money freely | for s0-called cures, and I have read about '“Urie Acid” until I believed it all. I could | not sleep nights or walk without pain; | my hands were so sore and stiff I could | not hold a pen. But now I am again in |active business and can walk with ease | or write all day with comfort. Friends are surprised at the change.’ ' HOW IT HAPPENED. Mr. Ashelman is only one of thousands eral belief in the old, false theory that / “Uric 4 ’ ne Gas Pas se ¥ ‘og ee i 4 ~ ad : ih : ray et ‘ 2 Ry S34 ay Vinge ws oy Bear fs a oa ¥ ia ~~ 1 geod jr ore a, 43 : et a " BY bye. a s i pty ¥y, =z ee ty mt & * i erat) % ow tt : 0, ‘ : ve ota asd & 4 ae. r bag FON ee an a . ‘i - By . ie pe ar ee, Pak a ie, rs x Wao A me Ve ¥ 3 “ae : é , Ma Besa lag) gts) at “0p Pig eS ga, me a é a OM Pe es OR es *s SS RN det SI Me ee Ae a | eda ’ . * ‘ : ‘ Sia ath ee me et ae Omt fe oro BEN A Sa “tac x ; a ee, teen i rt ers cy ode) Re ks SO i 2 #i, Pat tg A a : * $f 3 te bas § RD va TNS ei ia) olds — wient ‘4 ; 3 . — ” wy 7. , ‘ j ’ ; “ : P — * 7, : . ~ a ’ ; ie tll ae ee mA 1 os ~ “s . —— wes “ . P. ra ME ,% ye ~: ry “re Yen eed = ewe ~ - x is . we ome * r4 ” » a g y Sa ye oe oq > sl a7 ¢ . . 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Then she would sidle forth and pass and repass the bulletin, glancing at it stealthily, with a dreadful fascination, but unable to drive herself close enough to read =" the names. Suddenly she would draw near B) Btegae- groups of the neighbors, saying no word, asking Me no questions, but hanging upon their talk with oe a devouring intensity. From their lips might fall the tidings she awaited in a passion of long- ee ing and terror. ae She ceased to eat with her husband, for she could not endure to sit at the table where a few days ago her sons had sat. If she ate at all, it was in secrecy, where no one could know. She slept no longer in her bed, but passed the nights dozing in a chair or walking to and fro. When frienc® affectionately took her to task, she said: “At night I get to imagining that my boys are lying somewhere in the rain, wounded and calling for me, with no one to help them. So I can’t bear to lie down.” The avalanche of French refugees that swept down from the north upon the village, over- running every house, could not stir her from the stupor of her grief. . There were orphans who had seen their parents murdered—appalling Afflicting story of ruin brought on one happy French household by Kaiser’s brutal ambition, as told by St. Louis woman relative of victims— Multiply this single tragedy by millions, spread the scene over most of Europe, and understand why Teutons dread wonld’s righteous vengeance. -:- -t- -- -t- Py EEL the anguish brought upon one French fam- ily, as told in the following true story; then multiply it by millions, and set the scene not only in France but in Belgium, Russia, Servia, Poland and Rumania—and you will have some idea of the appalling misery that has been visited upon the human race by the insane ambition of the Hohenzollern dynasty. Such an impression will be useful just now, when that dynasty is trying to change its spots and escape unscathed from the consequences of its crimes. The story is told for publication for the first time by Mme. Marie Pernet McCarthy, a St. Louis woman of French birth, who is a first cousin of the Mme. 7 Te Da Aa She passed and Si = repassed the bulletin with y sities gh ; deitt children, precociously aged by a few days of a dreadtul Marie Dude hed of ee narrative. She was vistting horror, who shed no tear. There was an old man. fascination, but relatives in Fleury, France, when the war began, and more than 80, who had been swept asunder any dee remained there for three months. Nine of her kins- from his wife, as aged as himself, in one of the swirling eddies of fugitives. He spoke to no one, but sat, perceptibly dying of grief day by day, with his face in his hands, muttering his wife’s name. Then there was a mother from Mons, also perishing of sorrow, who had tied the hem of her apron over her’ shoulders’ with cords to make a sling in which to carry her infant. So complete was the paralysis of her faculties that she charming a bit of landscape as could be found did not know the child had fallen out—until it was too in France. Nature, as if in a mood for miniature’ late ever to hope to recover her baby. painting, had limned here a masterpiece of fine detail. It is doubtful whether Mme. Dudernoy was even Through gently undulating hills diminutive rivulets aware of the greatest sensation the village had ever murmured: exquisite little farms spread their verdure known. In the netehboring town of Gray was a drug- under the sun; and within easy view nearly a score” gist, who, representing himself as a citizen of Holland, of hamlets, as tiny and as happy as Fleury, lay nestling had purchased an apothecary shop 17 in the valley. force herself “~near enough ! to read the i’ ; names. i men have been killed in battle. N July, 1914, there dwelt in Fleury, a village of 600, in the department of Haute-Saone, near the Alsatian border, a family named Dudernoy. Their home, the venerable an- tiquity of which was reflected in the massive stones that tiled the floors, overlooked as this revelation, Mme. Dudernoy, more feverishly ex cited than ever, one day called Mme. McCarthy aside, led her upstairs to a room and locked the door. “Last night,’’ she whispered, “I was thinking. The only way to have my boys back is to kill the Kaiser, You see, if he were dead, the war would have to stop.” Some notion that Mme. McCarthy, having lived in America, would be more enterprising than another, seemed to have penetrated the distracted brain. years before, ‘“‘Nobody could do it better than you,” she hissed, Mont Blanc seemed southern sky. The head of the but still family, aged, a member of the village Council. dren. She had but two—two sons—and they were youths who would go far towards justifying maternal adoration. The elder, Andre, was not quite 23, but he had just won a coveted appointment as professor of mathematics at the University of Havre. Maurice, who was 21, had been graduated a few weeks before as an electrical engineer. Tall, stalwart and handsome was Maurice, with a ylump, merry face and eyes and hair of glossy black. Sunny and gay of nature, he overflowed with boyish quips and pranks. Mme. Dudernoy loved and admired her brilliant Andre, but Maurice, with his beauty and frolicsome ways, was the apple of On clear days the snowy summit of « married a French to float with the clouds in the vigorous, was the owner of several farms outside Fleury and His wife, consider- ably younger than he, was one of those mothers who literally engulf themselves in the lives of their chil- woman, brought up his children there, and had long been accepted by his townsmen as one of themselves. Gray is a railroad junction most of the French wounded from Alsace passed through it. As is customary in France, only one drug- store was permitted in the town. Here the wounded received their first treatment, with the exception of the emergency dressings near the front. The doctors were astonished to find that many men, for whose recovery they had every reason to hope, were inexplicably dying. An _ investigation brought the druggist face to face with a firing squad. Before he died he confessed that he was a German spy; he had bought the shop, at the strategic railway posi- tion, by direction of the German Government; and he had been instructed, 17 years before the war began, to poison all the French wounded coming within his reach, when the hour of “Der Tag” should strike. In the midst of the universal abhorrence excited by point, so placed that fixing her arms about her cousin’s neck with a force that was almost strangling. Her eyes were terrify- ing. To quiet her, Mme. McCarthy soothingly prom- ised to undertake the Kaiser's execution, adding that very careful planning would be needed. Thereafter, at intervals of a half-hour, the French woman would waylay her St. Louis relative—in her room, in the garden, on the street. ‘“‘The others mustn't hear,’’ she would whisper, ‘‘but when do you think you can start?’ This went on day after day, until Mme. McCarthy was at the point of going into hiding, leaving word that she had set out on the mission. Then came the announcement that Andre had been killed in Alsace, during the third week of the war. His mother’s friends almost welcomed the news. ‘‘Now she will weep,” they said. Dudernoy told her at night, while she was preparing his supper. She went on at her task with- out a word. ‘‘How can you eat?’ was all she said to her husband, as she stood with burning eyes, watching her eye. Upon this pastoral household came crashing down the thunder- bolt of war. The boys hastened away to the front, as privates in the in- fantry. Visibly, in a single day, the father sank 10 years down the slope of age. But the mother uttered not a complaint, not a single word. Yet the close-locked lips, the glaring, tearless eyes and the stony face filled her relatives with terror of this dumb and frozen statue of de- spair. It was not long before wounded French soldiers from the Alsace front came hobbling back along the road through the village, each with his budget of news. Weeping wom- en met and questioned them. ‘Every morning Mme. Dudernoy took her stand in front of the chapel and fixed her eyes upon the highway to the east. But when some crippled soldier came into view she did not run to greet him, as the others did. Instead, she would flee like a hunt- ed thing to her home and lock her- self in her room. Then, after a time, her face would furtively re- his piteous attempts to swallow a ie eae appear at the door, and she would steal forth to resume the watch like an animal creeping from its hole PAGE FOUR “v But when a wounded French soldier came in sight, she would flee to her house like a hunted thing. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 27, 1918. morsel of food. The next morning, strangely enough, it seemed as if she had been able to derive a sort of perverse op- timism, a kind of auspicious fatality, from the death of her elder son. She broke out into words. “It’s just as I expected,” she said. “Andre is gone. But surely I can keep Maurice. Surely, surely, some of them must come back. They can- not kill both of my boys.”’ This desperate belief sustained her during the ensuing months, and seemed to have justified itself when, n the spring of 1915, it became known that Maurice, wounded but in no danger of death, was in a hospital at Bordeaux. Under the effect of this news, his mother revived like a wilted plant that is watered: she laughed and chattered like her old self. She welcomed with outbursts of joy the details of his injuries—that he had lost a leg and an eye, that all the fingers of his right hand had a been blown off. | ames “He tan't fight any more, and now es A they'll have to send him home,” she Penpcs rejoiced. “I told you they couldn’t take both of my boys. I'll have Mavu- rice to keep, even if it’s only a piece of him.” (Continued on Page 12.)

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British conquerors, having wrecked : Kaiser’s colossal plan, will restore to ancient “Round City” its glories as center of trade between Occident , and Orient—From ashes of ruined 7 metropolis rise glittering memories of olden grandeur, created and des- troyed alternately in its annals of 4000 years “ie ois “fs ai Wine bibbing was preva: They were seditious, and con- fostered by the strat- /Jent, despite the austere stantly engaged in disturl- egical layout of Bagh- Jaws of the Prophet. aiuces at the expense of the dad caused the city to Caliph’s authority, favored by prosper so exceedingly that it grew like rank vegeta- the topography of the city, tion and spread out past the bounds set for it by which had the usual Oriental Mansur‘s walls. Presently it extended over the sur- d conformation. The narrow rounding country and left little vestige of the orig- i and tortuous streets, with inal plan overhanging houses, and the In the story of “The Young Prince of the Black 1 teeming, restless population, [sleg,” Scherezade tells of a metropolis changed into a : | crammed up close to Man- 4 jake and the inhabitants into fishes of four colore— It HE fortunes of war have ordained sur’s citadel, made outbreaks easy to arise and the Arabs white, the Persians red, the Jews yellow that it is to Great Britain and Gifficult to suppress. Mobs in tumult found it a sim- and the Christians blue Now, Baghdad contained f not Germany that the romantic ple matter to manhandle the soldiery of the Command- these four piscatorial varieties in generous propor- } task will fall of reviving the er of the Faithful, and were always threatening to tions, which circumstance caused endless trouble inside once splendid glories of Bagh- storm headquarters. the city. dad—the ancient metropolis of The sagacious Caliph decided to found a new cap- : , the Caliphs, the capital of Ha- ital, one laid out according to his liking. and for its The chief trouble was between the white fish and roun-al-Raschid, ‘the Glorious’ site he chose the site where Baghdadu had stood. He the red. The Arabs and the Persians, although fol- ee City” of the Turks, the hub built three great circular walls, one inside the other lowers of the same prophet, followed him in. differ- “d around which revolved the kal- The inner circle contained the mosque, the palace and ©@! W4ys, as has been the invariable custom of follow- , eidoscopic adventures of “The other official buildings at the center, with a wide space TS Of prophets, and the Arabian Sunnites and Per- he Thousand and One Nights.’ intervening between the buildings and the circular sian Shiites hated each other with the hatred of pious - The sinister phrase—‘The Berlin-to-Baghdad Rail- inner wall. The space between the inner and middle veing Who think the other has perverted the true 9 way’’—is today an anachronism, since the British have walls contained the city proper, the residences of the be lief. Racial traits heightened the religious anl- a captured the eastern terminus of the line. And the population, and between the middle and outer walls M™osities, and eternal disturbances were the- result. .r, other day the American Consul at Baghdad reported: was a free space for the maneuver of troops in case of But with all the tumult, knifing, strangling and “A commercial committee has been formed to encour- an attack from without. The population was con- decapitating that came to pass through the factitfous d, age commerce and advise the military government and tained between two walls, both manned by the Ca- rage of seditionaries, the practice of robbers. or the on the newly established civil courts in regard to com- Hiph s soldiers, and could be readily imprisoned and peevish whim of some irritable Caliph, Baghdad shone Na mercial matters. It is composed of two Mohamme- besieged by closing the gates. with an opulent splendor that fixed itself upon the me dans, two Jews and one Christian.” Such was the ‘Round City,” as Baghdad was then imagination, so that the Turks stil! officially stvle it at Baghdad was once the focus of the glory of caravan called, an ideal capital for a despot. But it was not “The Glorious City."” It is reputed to have had a trade legend, but it is today at the utmost ebb of a very long before Mansur’s’ ingenious’. precautions population of 2,000,000, and was of extraordinary ch long and melancholy decline, under the _ blighting worked their own overthrow. The public tranquility vealth. It lay on the caravan routes to the East and er breath of the Turks. It still possesses, however, trade was a most important matter in the Caliph’'s rt its strategic geographical position. It lies in the empire. A dignified prominence was always allot- ou Land of the Two Rivers, formerly the garden ted to wealthy merchants in the “Arabian Nights:” spot of the world; it is the upstream terminus the attitude of the Moslem towards commerce is hy of navigation on the Tigris River; through it illustrated by a feature of the law of Mohammed. rd pass the trade routes, once so famous and even When the caravan goes to Mecca, it is not only he today not useless, to Persia and India; it has lawful, but praiseworthy, for the pilgrims to com- ne, excellent river connections with the Persian Gulf. bine bartering activities with their religious du- ds Now that an endeavor is to be made to restore ties. ey the immemorial prosperity of Baghdad, strange, In Baghdad the austere laws which the Prophet as gleaming scenes from a half-forgotten past arise received from Allah were but laxly followed, and h- mistily from its moldering ruins and quaint old wine bibbing was combined with every manner of to stories are remembered of the city that was once luxurious amusement. The scene {s one that works ng so great, and may be great once again. a strange spell upon human fancy—the sumptuous a Lists found in the library of Assur-bani-pal, harem, with its surfeit of beautiful wives and slave the King of Assyria, who is famous under the girls; the decadent Emirs, calling every art to the Ly name of Sardanapalus, the Greek variant of the service of enjoyment—the most pleasurable of o- word, contain the name of Baghdadu, a Baby- viands, the richest wines and perfumes, music, D- lonian city dating back to 2000 B. C. Existing SAREE SBS PONT. oe Ban OO eee ee ty, relics of the heroic age of that region indicate polished sabyrite, so fond of exquisite sense en- he that Baghdadu was a city of considerable im- joyments, as did the harsh, rude and austere tribes- portance. man of the Arabian desert. ; id. Baghdadu, though, has left but scant recording Once, during the reign of Haroun-al-Raschid, a~ an of the days when Babylon and Nineveh were the rebellion broke out which was sure of so desper- ne lions of Asia. Millions lived and died within its ately enraging the Caliph that his Ministers were n- elav-brick walls: unnumbered rafts buoyed with afraid for their heads tell him about it. With the inflated goat skins came down with the current Z diplomacy so characteristic of the region and the ler of the Tigris, bearing products from the region E time, they had a poet recite a poem to Haroun nd above Mosul: the circular, reed-woven boats went 3 relating the evil news, on the principle of render- a spinning deftly about the river, as they are pic- f° ing a bitter pill tolerable with a sugar coating. ae tured on Assyrian monuments, and much as they \ And the melody of the verse so pleased the Caliph a are seen today: the great canal went its way | that the evil tidings scarcely ruffled his mood tal from the Tigris to the Euphrates, as in later Is- she city Was ® plece of Fiotous color. _ Ems Sane. of lamitic times: and Baghdadu must have under- ings generally were of clay-bricks-—-there is no a: gone great strokes of good and evil fortune in stone in the lower Mesopotamia section—and out- he picturesque succession, like all the cities of those ward sumptuousness was supplied by a wealth of sla ae gorgeous hangings. There were mosques, their sts How the Moslem city of Baghdad came into be- arose ingagestitee vided SRTRMAEIORS OF OER Seem lat ing is a tale in itself. The heavy-fisted old which etill aaa ge oat FOr not even the bungricst all Caliph, Mansur, held his capital at Damascus. rascal. of true belief would Care the nr ephtingacd os ad It was in the middle of the eighth century after piltering the gold Cedicates to Aten. There wae ® Christ, and the lands which bowed before Allah, pretuatce of. Srechons Sones see copied rotelitee OW Mohammed and the Commander of the Faithful building rock, largely floated sown the Tigris; and he extended from Spain to India. With all these ac Glee end dake aaa pose gyal yoy n't wide dominions, Mansur had plenty of trouble tings of gems, rendered the Baghdad of those days u- at home. ; “ . «s “ea aw ost brilliant and gaudy city that the world ce One feature was especially annoying, the dis) The capital of Haroun-al-Raschid, the Glorious City e m ) reputable and turbulent populace of Damascus. of the Turks. (Continued on Page 14.) SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 27, 1918. ¢ PAGE THIRTEE

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A ° a? JO 3S{] B GoBld JoxIeUT ay UT dn peisod auwiep -uod B S[VA1A}U] JY ‘“eyOIjS QIeVep 94} Joo OF. LUND SANVWYAD LADMOd AM LSAT 0 War Letters of a St. Louis Chief Nurse 7 a Record of Washington University Hos- pital, No. 21, at Rouen, revealed in sprightly missives of Miss Julia C. Stimson to her parents—How St. Louis nurses “found themselves” in midst of horrors and hardships— Tramp through snow on Christmas Eve to sing carols for wounded, Miss Stimson leading with violin— Incidents of the British Tommy’s in- domitable gayety, despite hideous suffering $s $3 $s se: F' vivid interest to St. Louisans will be the war letters of Miss Julia C. Stimson, former super- intendent of nurses and head of the training School for nurses at Barnes Hospital, Wash-- ington University, who went to France as chief nurse of the St. Louis Base Hospital Unit, No. 21, and who has since been appointed to the responsible position of Chief Nurse of the American Red Cross in France. Her letters were written, without any idea of pub- lication, to her father and mother. Because of their value, her father has consented to their publication in a book, .under the title of “Finding Themselves” (MacMillan). He is the Rev. Henry A. Stimson, for many years pastor of the Pilgrim Congregational Church in St. Louis, and now pastor emeritus of the Manhattan Congregational Church, New York. The letters, extracts from which are given here- with, form a daily record of the St. Louis unit since it left this city in May of last year and took over a British hospital at Rouen, France. The patients spoken of are all British soldiers, whose habit it is to address every nurse as “Sister.” Miss Stimson was a bit sur- prised on finding that, according to British regulations, her title was that of *‘Matron.” ROUEN, June 17, 1917. HE other day I nearly disgraced myself when the matron took me with her to the large tent from which all outgoing patients were sent off in ambulances to the trains or boats. One man was point- ed out to me as having both legs off and one arm and part of the remaining hand also, but he was smiling cheerfully and chaffing with the sisters. As I passed him he said: “Sister, will you put out my cigarette for me?’ Stooping over him, I took it out of his mouth and asked him if he didn’t want any more of it, as it wasn’t half burned away. And he said, pulling out his huge bandaged hand from under the blanket: ‘No, sister, thank you, I only want a little of it, since I can’t take it out of my mouth after I once get it in.” It seemed as though my throat would burst, and I had to think very quickly how absurd it would be for the new matron to weep before all these heroic, stoical men. So I got myself together speedily while I was putting out the cigarette in the sand with my boot toe. And he was only one, and there are thou- sands like him. One of the most pitiful groups are the “shell shocks.”’ The other night the explosion of shells could be dis- tinctly heard, and almost all of these cases shook as though they were having convulsions all night. As one of them said: ‘Some poor devils are getting theirs now.” One interesting case was brought in unable to speak several days ago. The other night he fell out of bed, and sat up and said: ‘‘Sister, I can talk now.’ These shell shock cases are always falling out of bed, it seems. faites reer July 8, 1917. UR surgical hut looks like a carpenter shop. We have about 10 beds under a wooden canopy frame, to which the poor shattered legs of our blown- to-pieces men are fastened. When a leg is broken in half a dozen places and there are several gaping infected wounds besides, it is something of a trick of carpentry and mechanics to make the poor fellows comfortable, put on extensions so the legs won't con- tract, and yet make it possible to irrigate the wounds. We have some wonderful arrangements. It is re- markable the way pulleys and ropes can be arranged sy that the men can pull themselves up with their bands to let the nurses rub their backs and change their beds. The men in this hut are getting to feel they are such an interesting show, so many people come to see them, that they have begun to make fun by rattling SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 27, 1918. ee . . - MISS JULIA C. STIMSON, Chief Nurse of American Red Cross in France. a coin in a tin box and taking up a collection when people ask them what they are doing that for. interns July 25, 1917. UR nurses don’t need any “Hate Lecture” after what we have seen in the past few days. We have been receiving patients that have been gassed. We had a very bad case the other night who had not slept one hour for four days and nights, and whose coughing paroxysms came every minute’and a half by the clock. When finally the nurses got him to sleep, after rig- ging up a croup tent over him so that he could breathe steam from a croup kettle over a little stove that had literally to be held in the hands to make it burn prop- erly, they said they were ready to go down on their knees in gratitude, his anguish had been so terrible to watch. It is diabolical the things the Germans do, simply fiendish, and like the things that would be ex- pected from precocious ‘degenerates. alnanidianapels August, 8, 1917. UR hospital is very full and we have very many bad cases. My nurses are beginning to show the effect of the emotional strain. I have had about a dozen of them weeping, so I am hunting about for more forms of diversion. We are having a little dance in our mess tomorrow night and perhaps I can get up some bridge parties or some other games. I! would have given a good deal myself to have had someone like mother to weep on last Sunday. Naturally, I cannot do any weeping here, since | have to be wept on; but there are times when it would be such a com- fort to be braced myself. There was really nothing wrong on Sunday, but that day we had so many sick men to look after, and things got a bit complicated and several purses got hysterical and I felt things were just too much. Anyone would have thought so if they had seen our poor gassed men who are so terribly burnt. One of my most stolid nurses came to me that day and said: “I just don’t know how I am going to stand it, taking care of so and so.’ I said: “Why not?’ and she replied: “When he was brought in to us he was so badly burned we could hardly see any part of him that we could touch except the back of his neck; but that isn’t the worst part—instead of curs- ing or moaning he was singing, and I just can't stand that.” Bees ER Nov. 16, 1917. HAVE been making many speeches this week | * * * All the poor new nurses had to have me tell them, not rules and regulations, for they can read these on the bulletin board, but a little about the way we feel after six months and some of the processes we have been through. * * * When I! told them of the change-that had come over most of us in the six months we have been here, I surprised them so much. I told them we had come glad to pay that part of the price that was eonvenient. We had been quite willing to give, say six months’ service, and give up our big pay for a while, and as awe = long as our health did not suffer, and so long as it was not really a hardship to anyone. But I had seen the change coming to us all, that a bigger price than that was expected of us. I told them how proud I was to see them all coming to the conclusion that no price would be too big to pay for what we were working for. I told them of the peace that I knew had come to them because indi- vidually they had decided that their future plans did not count, their hopes deferred were of no importance, or their health, so long as their efficiency was not impaired, or their families, or their whole lives. The change has really comey It has been most no- ticeable. I felt it in myself, of course, and no longer am: restless and questioning. And the questions of so many that came to me for the first few months about the possible length of time, etc., have entirely ceased. About two weeks ago I had to tell two nurses, for whom I had applied for discharge after six months, that it was refused. One was to go home to be married and the other was to join her husband, whom she had married one hour before we left St. Louis. Both were so splendid about the matter, and acted as though this was the decision that they themselves would have made; I was most impressed. And that is the spirit of the whole group. Nurses say all the time: “I couldn’t be hired to go home, knowing what I know now.” —— -O---- Nov. 25, 1917. FEW days ago an interesting little incident oc- curred. There was aeknock at my office door. When I opened it, there was a patient in his clumsv blue suit, steadying himself against the wall. you tell me where I can find the matron?” he saic. “Yes, right here,” I answered: “I am the matron. What can I do for you?” He was so wobbly he almost had to lean up against the wall. ‘“‘SSomebody told me,” he said, ‘‘that you had a violin. I am a professional violinist and I have not touched a violin for five months, and today I couldn't stand it any longer, so 1 got up out of bed to come and find you.” I made him come in and sit down. As it happened, I had a new violin and bow, which had been bought for our embryo orchestra, here in my office. The vio- lin wasn't tuned up, but that didn’t matter. The man had it in shape in no time, and then he began to play, and how he could play' We let him take the-violin down to his tent, and later I sent him some of my music. He was.a “shell shock,” and the next few days, until he was sent to England, he played to rapt audiences of fellow pa- tients. pdamiinieliinsiain Dec. 28, 1917. HE wind is swirling and howling outside and it is very cold, about the coldest day we've had, |! think. It’s an amusing sight to see Miss Taylor and me doing our work down here mornings with mittens on. With those nice fingerless ones, we can type- write or write most comfortably. It has been for over two weeks that some fire buckets in my sitting room have been solid ice. Every morning the water in our pitchers is frozen and the ink in our fountain pens. We have to jerk our tooth- brushes out of the glasses and pry the soap off the soap dishes. In the mess, our drinking water bottles have ice in them. There is one story that some be- lieve and some don't but the nurse swears it is true. and that is—that her hot-water bottle was frozen solid in the morning in her bed. It is most amusing the howls one hears in the morn- ings; it is so hard to get up. The fires don't get things warmed up a Dit, for a long time; it is like getting up out of doors. We all have schemes about how to dress at night so that the dressing in the morn- ing will necessitate the least exposure and changing. The chilblains hurt and are awful, but heroic treat- ment helps. There are parades of barefoot ladies who go and walk in the snow nights, then come in and rub and roar; then there are the cold water. foot baths. which are said to be worse than the snow treatment. Occasionally a day or two off is neces- sary for very bad hands or feet. PS Dec. 28, 1917 WANT to tell you about our wonderful Christmas The nurses and doctors, helped by a few home gifts, raised about $600 to be spent. About $200 of that, it was decided, was to go to some Rouen charity for children. Then for our patients we bought pork, extra, for their dinner, and beer. The English Government sent them plum puddings. We wanted chicken or turkey, but found we could not afford it for so many But they loved the pork. We had been making fancy Christmas stockings for days, and a committee had been having a very bad time trying to buy and get delivered enough supplies to fill them We had requisitioned all the candy and (Continued on Page 1}.) 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r 7 “a x eu = & A ie nt \Zeeaamaaie 2 ye The St. ~N Zon know our record. This is a business of ideas. And ideas are too precious, too perishable, to spread in the market for all to see.” Ben Griebler stood up. His cigar waggled furiously between his lips as he talked. “I know something else that don’t stand spreading in the market place, Berg. And that’s money. It’s too darned perishable, too.’ He pointed a stubby finger at Jock. “Does this fool rule of yours apply to this yr@ng fellow, too?” Bartholomew Berg seemed to grow more patient, more self-contained as the other man’s self-control slipped rapidly away. “It goes for every man and woman in this office, Mr. Griebler. This young chap, McChesney here, might spend weeks and months building up a comprehensive advertising plan for you. He'd spend those weeks studying your business from every possible angle. Perhaps it would be a plan that would require a year of waiting before the actual advertising began to ap- pear. And then you might lose faith in the plan. A waiting game is a hard game to play. Some other man’s idea that promised quicker action, might appeal to you. And when it appeared we'd very likely find our own original idea incorporated in’—— “Say, look here!"’ squealed Ben Griebler, his face dully red. “D’you mean to imply that I'd steal your plan! D’'you mean to sit there and tell me to my face” “Mr. Griebler, | mean that that thing happens con- stantly in this business. We're almost powerless to stop it. Nothing spreads quicker than a new idea. Compared to it a woman's secret is a sealed book.”’ » Ben Griebler removed the cigar from his lips. He ‘was stuttering with anger. With a mingling of despair and boldness Jock saw the advantage of that stuttering moment and seized on it. He stepped close to the broad table-desk, resting both hands on it and lean- ing forward slightly in his eagerness. “Mr. Berg—I have a plan. Mr. Hupp can tell you. It came to me when I first heard that the Grieblers were going to broaden out. It’s a real idea. I['’m sure of that. I've worked it out in detail. Mr. Hupp him- self said it—Why, I’ve got the actual copy. And it’s new. Absolutely. It never’— “Trot it out!’ shouted Ben Griebler. “I'd like to gee one idea anyway, around this shop.” “McChesney, said Bartholomew Berg, not raising his volce. His eyes rested on Jock with penetrating gaze that was peculiar to him. hardy men than Jock McChesney paused, abashed, under those eyes. ‘“‘McChesney, your enthusiasm for your work is causing you to forget one thing that must never be forgotten in this office.’ Jock stepped back. His lower lip was caught be- tween his teeth. At the same moment Ben Griebler snatched up his hat from the table, clapped it on his head at an absurd angle and, bristling like a fighting cock, confronted the three men “I've got a couple of rules myself,’ he cried, ‘“‘and don't you forget it. When you get a little spare time, you look up St. Louis and find out what State it’s in The slogan of that State is my slogan, you bet. If you think I'm going to make you a present of the money that it took my old man 50 years to pile up, then you don't know that Griebler is a German name day, gents.’ He stalked to the door. There he turned dramatic- ally and leveled a forefinger at Jock. ‘“‘They’ve got you roped and tied. But I think you're a comer. If you change your mind, kid, come and see me.” The door slammed behind him. “Whew!” whistled Sam Hupp, chief over his bald spot. Bartholomew Berg reached out with one great capa- ble hand and swept toward him a pile of papers. “Oh. well, yon can't blame him. Advertising has been a scream for so long. Griebler doesn’t Know the dif- ference between advertising, publicity and bunk. He'll learn. But it'll be an awfully expensive course. Now, Hupp, let's go over this Kalamazoo account. That'll he all, McChesney.” Jock turned without a word He walked quickly through the outer office, into the great main room There he stopped at the switchboard. “Er—Miss Grimes,” he said, smiling charmingly. “Where's this Mr. Griebler of St. Louis stopping; do you know?” the steady, had faltered and Good- passing a handker- “Say, where would he stop?” retorted the wise Miss Grimes. “Look at him! The Waldorf, of course.” “Thanks, said Jock, still smiling. And went back to his desk At 5 Jock left the office Under his arm he carried the flat pasteboard package secured by elastic bands. At 5:15 he walked swiftly down the famous corridor of the great red stone hotel. The colorful glittering crowd that surged all about him he seemed not to see. He made straight for the main desk with its battalion of clerks “Mr. Griebler in? Mr. Ben Griebler, St. Louis?” The question set in motion the hotel's elaborate sys- tem of investigation. At last “Not in.” “Do you know when he will be in?” That futile question PAGE IWELVE a» COP ee ' " x alld, dh De ee Ow > | Ss 4 a a y ’ ‘e Oo Louts More fool-~ ae eee ~~. ——_—_—o = avqdHDvya NO NIVSV AJNIHS .SLHOIN NVIGVAY.. HO SXYOANATdS “Can't say. He left no word. Do you want to leave your name?” “N-no. Would he—does he stop at this desk when he comes in?” He was an unusuaHy urbane hotel clerk. “Why, usually they leave their keys and get their mail from the floor clerk. But Mr. Griebler seems to prefer the main desk.” “T’ll—wait,” said Jock. And seated in one of the great thronelike chairs, he waited. He sat there, slim and boyish, while the laughing, chattering crowd swept all about him. If you sit long enough in that foyer you will learn all there is to learn about life. From door to desk Jock’s eyes swept. The afternoon- tea crowd, in paradise feathers and furs and frock coats, swam back and forth. He saw it give way to the dinner throng, satin-shod, bejeweled, hurrying through its oysters, swallowing unbelievable numbers of cloudy-amber drinks and golden-brown drinks, and maroon drinks, then gathering up its furs and rush- ing theaterwards. He was still sitting there when that crowd, its 8 o'clock freshness somewhat sullied, its sparkle a trifle dimmed, swept back for more oysters, more cloudy-amber and golden-brown drinks. At half-hour intervals, then at hourly intervals, the figure in the great chair stirred, rose and walked to the desk. The supper throng, its laugh a little ribald, its talk a shade high-pitched, drifted towards the street, or ,was wafted up in elevators. The throng thinned to an occasional group. Then these became rarer and rarer. The revolving door admitted one man, or two, per- haps, who lingered not at all in the unaccustomed quiet of the great, glittering lobby. The figure of the watcher took on a pathetic droop. The eyelids.grew leaden. To open them meant an al- most superhuman effort. The stare of the new night clerk grew more and more hostile and suspicious. A grayish pallor had settled down on the boy’s face. And those lines of the night before stood out for all to see. In the stillness of the place the big revolving door turned once more, complainingly. For the thousandth time Joek’s eve lifted heavily. Then they flew wide open. The drooping figure straightened electrically. Half a dozen quick steps and Jock stood in the path- way of Ben Griebler, who, rather ruffled and untidy, had blown in on the wings of the morning He stared a moment. ‘Well, what” “I’ve been waiting for vou here since 5 o'clock evening. It will soon be 5 o’clock again. Will let me show you those plans now?” Ben Griebler had surveyed Jock with the stony calm of the out-of-town visitor who is prepared to show sur- prise at nothing in New York. “There's nothing like getting an early start,” said Ben Griebler. “Come on up to my room.’ Key in hand, he made for the elevator. For an almost imper- ceptible moment Jock paused. Then, with a little rush, he followed the short, thick-set figure. “I knew you had it in vou, McChesney. I said vou looked like a comer, didn’t 1?” Jock said nothing. He was silent while Griebler un- locked his door, turned on the light, fumbled at the windows and shades, picked up the _ telephone ceiver. ‘“‘What’'ll you have?’ “Nothing.” Jock had cleared the center table was opening his flat bundle of papers. He drew up two chairs. ‘‘Let’s not waste any time,” he said. “I’ve had a 12-hour wait for this.’” He seemed to control the Situation. Obediently Ben Griebler hung up the re- ceiver, came over and took the chair very close to Jock. “There's nothing artistic about gum,” began Jock McChesney: and his manner was that of a man who is sure of himself. “It’s a shirt-sleeve product, and it ought to be handled from a shirt-sleeve standpoint. Every gum concern in the country has spent thou- sands on a ‘better-than-candy’ campaign before it re- alized that gum is a candy and drug store article, and that no man is going to push a 5-cent package of gum at the sacrifice of the sale of an 80-cent box of candy. But the health note is there, if you strike it right Now, here’s my idea’—— At 6 o’clock Ben Griebler, his little shrewd eyes sparkling, his voice more squeakily falsetto than ever, the last vou re- and surveyed youngster before him with a certain awe. “This—this thing will actually sell our stuff in Europe! No gum concern has ever been able to make the stuff go outside of this country. Why, inside of three years every ‘Arry and ‘Arriet in England'll be chewing it on bank holidays. I don’t know about France, but'-—-— He pushed back his chair and got up. “Well, I'm solid on that. And what I say goes. Now, I'll tell vou what I'll do, kid, I'll take you down to St. Louis with me, at a figure that'll make your’’—— Jock looked up “Or if you don't want the Berg, Shriner crowd to get wise, I'll fix it this way: I'll go over there this morn- ing and tell ‘em I've changed my mind, see? The campaign's theirs, see? Then I refuse to consider any of their sucgestions until I see your plan. And when | see it fall for it like a ton of bricks. Old Berg’ll ie Hine: i ee PS ag i ea et = AI ee , “era Pad i 7 i Z u aie & al tg ae $F oR 5. TR iy TOES ee AE i ee ee ER Se oa eae Ay 2 tte Se, Atm Ming ‘dine \ Pen wrk ite ta ~ ee “- = . . - Mies wee sie > (Continued from Page 7.) never know. He’s so darned high-principled’’—— Jock McChesney stood up. The little drawn pinched look which had made his face so queerly old was gone. His eyes were bright. His face was flushed. “There! You've said it. I didn’t realize how raw this deal was until you put it into words for me. I want to thank you. You're right. Bartholomew Berg is so darned high-principled that two muckers like you and me, groveling around in the dirt, can’t even see the tips of the heights to which his ideals have soared. Don’t stop me. I know I'm talking like a book. But I feel like something that has just been kicked out into the sunshine after having been in jail.”’ “You're tired,” said Ben Griebler. “It’s been a strain. Something always snaps after a long tension.” Jock’s flat palm came down among the papers with a crack. “You bet something snaps! It has just snapped in- side me.”” He began quietly to gather up the papers in an orderly little way. “What's that for?’ inquired Griebler, coming for- ward. “You don’t mean’’—— “I mean that I’m going to go home and square this thing with a lady you’ve never met. You and she wouldn't get on if you did. You don’t talk the same language. Then I'm going to have a cold bath and a hot breakfast. And then, Griebler, I’m going to take this stuff to Bartholomew Berg and tell him the whole nasty business. He’ll see the humor of it. But I don’t know whether he’ll fire me or make me vice president of the company: Now, if you want to come over and talk to him, fair and square, why come.” “Ten to one he fires you,’’ remarked Griebler, as Jock reached the door. “There’s only one person I know who's game enough to take you up on that. And it’s going to take more nerve to face her at 6:30 than it will to tackle a whole battalion of Bartholomew Bergs at 9.” “Well, I guess | can get in a three-hour sleep be- fore—er’’——— “Before what?’ said Jock McChesney from the door. Ben Griebler laughed a little shamefacedly. ‘Before I see you at 10, sonny.” (Copyright. ) Lest We Forget Germany’s Guilt (Continued From Page 4.) In due time the Mayor of Fleury informed the jpa- rents that Maurice had been released from the hos- pital and discharged from the army, and that he was on his way home. The father met the trains several times and waited for hours, but the service was very irregular. So it happened that he was working in the garden one afternoon when aé_e well-remembered voice rang out: ‘‘Well, father, here I am.”’ The old man turned to his son, and did not know— as he said afterwards—how he summoned strength to keep from falling to the ground. He had expected to see Maurice on crutches, but he was not prepared for the monstrous spectacle that stood before him. Nothing recognizable was left but the voice. Stunned and trembling, his throat choking, the fa- ther struggled to keep the boy from discovering the impulse of horror he had inspired. But he sensed some- thing of it, and said, cheerfully: ‘Yes, I’m pretty badly battered, but it’s.all right. I’m home to stay with you and mother for good now. I've done*my duty and I'm proud of my wounds.” } Searcely aware of his own actions, the father did something he would never have thought of doing had his mind been in a less terrible state of agitation. Leading the lad into the house, he called out, with a ghastly affectation of joy: “Look, Marie, Maurice!” The mother turned one look upon what had been her handsome son. She did not move toward him or speak. Instead she threw her arms over her face. A frightful yell issued from her throat. The same day she was taken raving to an asylum, and there she still remains, a hopeless and incurable maniac. Notwithstanding his mother’s derangement, it was some time before Maurice could comprehend that his disfigurement would not seem comely in the eyes of his countrymen, because it was suffered for France. He did not understand why he could obtain no em- ployment. He did not perceive at first that it was from him, from that twisted and writhen jaw, that children flgd screaming in the street. He did not dream that more than one woman could not sleep at night, if once during the day she had beheld that empty eye cavity, stretched agape by the knotted, distorted muscles of the cheek. But at last he knew. Now he never stirs from his solitary room in the house save in the darkness of the night. His father is long since dead. Against the blackness of his despair glimmers only one feeble hope—that when the war is over, and the specialists have more time, perhaps they can do something. he knows of men upon whom such operations were at- tempted time after time. Or? each occasion the doc- tors babbled of their “great triumph;” but the result: was only to make the victims more repellent than they had been before here's But SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 27, 1918. eee 7 tlng-« cnadiy nea alan. Fg ws Yoo tk “ it eli Me be aaa 2 ae Usa) 1 4 at : at pute "3 s ‘ i, : Fr 4 + CPE y bee ee rey Oh - ww. Mh Ae : Ri ae Sacre yg 1 oe ee ae « a Bs 3 .

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He had had his awk- ward bumps and his clumsy falls. He had lost his way more than once. But he had always groped his way back again, stumblingly, through the dusk. Jock McChes- ney was the youngest man on the Berg, Shriner Advertising Co.'s big staff of surprisingly young men. So young that the casual glance did not reveal to you the marks that the strain of those two years had left on his boyish face. But the marks were there. ‘ Even Emma McChesney's eyes— those mother eyes which make the lynx seem a mole—had failed to note the subtle change. Then, suddenly, one night, the lines leaped out at ber. They were seated at opposite sides of the book-littered library table in the living room of the cheerful uptown apartment, which was the realization of the nightly dream which Mrs. Emma McChes- ney had had in her 10 years on the road for the T. A. Buck Feather- loom Petticoat Co. Jock McChes- ney’s side of the big table was com- pletely covered with the mass of copy paper, rough sketches, photo- graphs and drawings which make up an advertising lay-out. He was bent over the work, absorbed, intent, resting on the table. Emma McChesney glanced up from her magazine as Jock bent forward to reach a scrap of paper that had The lamplight fell full on his face. The hand that held the Her lips were parted slightly. She sat very quietly, her eyes never leaving the face fluttered away. And Emma McChesney saw. magazine fell to her lap. that frowned so intently over the littered table. The room had been very quiet before—Jock was busy at his work, his mother interested in her magazine. But this silence was different. tric in it. a noise. He met those two eyes opposite. “Spooks? you thus? Or is my face dirty?’ Emma McChesney did not smile. staring eyes still fixed on her son’s face. “Look here, bard?” “Me? Now? This stuff, you mean?” “No; | mean in the last year. on you?” young ‘un. Are you’ working Jock laughed a laugh that was nothing less than a failure, so little of real mirth did it contain. “Piling it up! Lord, no! the trouble. They don't give me a chance.” “A chance! Why, that’s not true, son. fice three times as long as you have, who have had the opportunities that they've given you.” It was as though she had touched a current that He pushed back his chair and stood up, one hand thrust into his pocket, the other thrilled him to action. passing quickly over his head from brow to with a quick, nervous gesture that was new to him. “And why!” he flung out. “Why! like the way I part my hair. that way up there. those other dubs haven't. me sit in at the game. But they won't let any tricks. I've been an apprentice hand years now. Im tired of it. ing. I want to taste blood. of the money—real money.” Emma McChesney sat back in PAGE SIX That's why. her chair Jock McChesney looked up suddenly. The lamplight fell full on his face. his forearms There was something elec. It was a silence that beats on the brain like Jock McChesney, bent over his work, heard it, felt it, and, oppressed by it, looked up suddenly. Or is it my god-like beauty which holds She laid her maga- zine on the table, face down, and leaned forward, her too Are they piling it up I wish they would. That’s You've said yourself that there are men who have been in the of- never nape Not because they They don’t do business it’s because I’ve made good, and They've let me take for two l want to be in ona kill- l want a chance at some and sur- SUNDAY MAGAZINE veyed the angry figure before her with quiet, steady eyes. “Il might have known that only one thing could bring those lines into your face, son.” She paused a mo- ment. “So you want money as badly as all that, do you?” Jock’s hand came down with a thwack on the paper before him. “Want it! You just bet I want it.” “Do I know her?” asked Emma McChesney, quietly. Jock stopped short in his excited pacing up and down the room. “Do you know—— Why, I didn’t say there—— What makes you.think that’—— “When a youngster like you, whose greatest worry has been whether Harvard’ll hold ’em again this year, with Baxter out, begins to howl about not being ap- preciated in business, and to wear a late fall line of wrinkles where he has been smooth before, I feel jus- tified in saying, ‘Do I know her?’ ”’ “Well, it isn’t anyone—at least, it isn’t what you mean you think it is when you say’’—— “Careful there! You'll trip. Never you mind what I mean I think it is when I say. Count 10, and then just tell me what you think you mean.” Jock passed his hand over his head again with that nervous little gesture. Then he sat down, a little wearily. He stared moodily down at the pile of papers before him. His mother faced him quietly across the table. “Grace Galt’s getting twice as much as I am,” Jock broke out, with savage suddenness. ‘The first year I didn’t mind. A fellow gets accustomed, these days, to see women breaking into all the professions and getting away with men-size salaries. But her pay check doubles mine—more than doubles it.’’ “It’s been my experience,’ observed Emma McChes- ney, “that when a firm condescends to pay a woman twice as much money as a man, that means she’s worth six times as much.”’ A painful red crept into Jock’s face. “Maybe. Two years ago that would have sounded reasonable to me. Two years ago, when I walked down Broadway at night, a 52-foot electric sign at Forty-second was just an electric sign to me. Just part of the town’s deco- ration like the chorus girls, and the midnight theater crowds. Now—well, now every blink of every red and vellow globe is crammed full of meaning. I know the power that advertising has; how it influences our man- — ners, and our morals, and our minds, and our health. It regulates the food we eat and the clothes we wear and the books we read and the entertainment we seek. It’s colos- sal, that’s what it is! It’s’—— “Keep on like that for another two years, sonny, and no business banquet will be complete without you. The next thing you know you'll be addressing the Y. M. C. A. advertising classes on ‘The Young Man in Business.’ ”’ Jock laughed a rueful little laugh. “I didn’t mean to make a speech. I was just trying to say that I've served my apprenticeship. It hurts a fellow’s pride. You can't hold your head up before a girl when you know her salary’s twice yours, and you know that she knows it. Why, look at Mrs. Hoffman, who's with the Dowd agency. Of course, she’s a wonder, even if her face does look like the fifty-eighth va- riety. She can write copy that lifts a campaign right out of the hum- drum class and makes it luminous. Her husband works in a bank some- where. He earns about as much as Mrs. Hoffman pays the least of her department subordinates. And he’s so subdued that he sidesteps when he walks, and they call him the human jellyfish.” Emma McChesney was regarding her son with a little puzzled frown. Suddenly she reached out and tapped the topmost of the scribbled sheets strewn the length of Jock’s side of the table. “What's all this?’ Jock tipped back his chair and surveyed the clutter before him. “That,” said he, “is what is known on the stage as ‘the papers.’ And it’s the real plot of this piece.’ ‘“M-m-m! I thought so. Just favor me with a sce- nario, will you?” Half-grinning, half-serious, Jock stuck his thumbs in. the armholes of his waistcoat, and began. “Scene: Offices of the Berg, Schriner Advertising Co. Time: The present. Characters: ._ Jock McChes- ney, handsome, daring, brilliant” | “Suppose you—er—skip the characters, however fas- cinating, and get to the action.” Jock McChesney brought the tipped chair down on all fours with a thud and stood up. The grin was gone. He was as serious as he had been in the midst of his tirade of five minutes before. “All right. Here it is. And don’t blame me if it sounds like a cheap melodrama. This stuff,” and he waved a hand toward the paper-laden table, ‘is an ad- vertising campaign plan for the Griebler Gum Co. of St. Louis. Oh, don’t look impressed. The office hasn't handed me any such commission. I just got the idea like a flash, and I’ve been working it out for the last two weeks. It worked itself out, almost—the way a really scorching idea does, sometimes. This Griebler has been advertising for years. You know the Griebler gum. But it hasn't been the right sort of advertising. Old Griebler, the original gum man, had foggy notions ahout advertising, and as long as he lived they had to keep it down. He died a few months ago—you must have read of it. Left a regular mint. Ben Griebler, the oldest son, started right in to clean out the cobwebs. Of course, the advertising end of it has come in for its share of the soap and water. He wants to make a clean sweep of it. Every advertising firm in the country has been angling for the contract. It’s going to be a real one. Two-thirds of the crowd have submitted plans. And that’s just where my kick comes in. The Berg, Shriner company makes it a rule never to submit advance plans.” “Excuse me if I seem a trifle rude,” interrupted Mrs. McChesney, ‘‘but I’d like to know where you think you've been wronged in this.” “Right here,’ replied Jock, and he slapped his pocket, “and here,’ and he pointed to his head. “Two spots so vital that they make old Achilles’ heel seem armor-plated. Ben Griebler is one of the show-me ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBFR 27, 1918.

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Let me see—- Elspeth and Gladys and there was a third, I think’’—-- ‘““Marie?”’ “I think not,’ said Gavock, appearing to search his memory. “I hardly think Miss Dupont belongs to that family except perhaps distantly,’ Guy said. “She's an orphan and lives here with an old school friend of her mother —Mrs. Alicia Thorley. Perhaps you knew her, she's a New Yorker.” “I have heard of her. She married an Englishman and they had a place near Paris—rather a nice p'ace. Some friends of mine bought it after Thorley’s death. A very nice place, I remember’’—— His voice trailed off as though he were lost in mem- ories. ‘Does Miss Dupont care for Paris?’ he asked abruptly. “She’s never been there.” “Indeed!” Gavock carefully replaced the photo- graph on the desk. “She lived in England until her mother died, then she came over here with Mrs. Thorley and has never been back.” Gavock accepted his host's aid in putting on his overcoat. Then, turning, he looked up at the hand- some young face, a good six inches above his own. “How old are you, Guy?” he asked. “Twenty-five.” “TI thought about that. You were hardly more than a baby when I saw you last. I remember the 0: ca- sion distinctly. Your father and I were smoking iu the library after dinner and your mother brought you in to say good-night to us.” He paused a moment, then, his hand on the young- er man’s arm and his voice a bit unsteady, he added: “You've lost them both, my boy, and sometimes you— miss them?” Amarinth did not answer except with a twitch of his mouth. “Of course,” Gavock said. “Well, I don’t Know whether I need say it, but I will say it. If you ever come to the time when you miss him too much— need him, I mean—will you come to me? I loved him, Guy. And it wasn’t given to me to return in any measure what I owed him. So I want you to feel that you inherited my debt to him. I want you to know that there’s nothing I would have done for him that 1 wouldn't do for you. I wonder if you understand?” There was a short silence. Guy’s face reddened with the embarrassment that any speech touching the hidden springs of feeling is almost sure to bring to an American, especially a young one. “Il do understand,” he stammered. good of you, sir.” “Then that’s settled,’ Gavock said briskly, sweep- ing sentiment aside. He glanced again toward the photograph and asked lightly over his shoulder: “Hoping for a sight of Miss Dupont at the dance tonight?” “Oh, yes. exhibition dances. me through somehow.’ Gavock wheeled. ‘My dear boy, why under the sun didn’t you tell me that before! I had no idea that you were to be an actor in the fete. That quite alters the matter. With your permission I'll change my mind and go along.” “Good!”’ said Guy heartily. you'll be bored.” Gavock gave a short, queer laugh. “I'm quite sure of that,’ he said. CHAPTER III. ARIE DUPONT! Where did you get that C6 dress?” The girl addressed had just let her long evening coat slip from her shoul- ders into the waiting arms of a maid, and the quick cry of admiration which greeted her appearance drew to her every eye in the dressing room. Even the maid, turning away to dispose of her burden, looked back and remained staring. There was an odd, breath-held, gasping pause, and as Marie Dupont’s dark eyes sent a lightning glance from face to face of her companions she enjoyed a triumph that would have delighted any girl. The ex- pressions she encountered were as varied as the na- tures of their wearers; involuntary admiration, gen- erous tribute, envy, chagrin. “Stephanie never made that!” It was little Beth Tate who again spoke. Her na- ture was incapable of envy, yet as her eyes swept the eircle of silent figures, all clad, as she knew, by Stephanie, the fashionable dressmaker of the winter, they ended with a glance of disdain at her own pretty but conventional frock. “It’s awfully We're to do a stunt together—one of the She’s a corking dancer and pulls “Really, I don’t believe SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 27, 1918. 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The words were not so much a question as an accusation of an unfair advantage taken. Marie Dupont’s quick ear caught the hostile note and over her face swept a pink wave of distress. “Oh, no, no!” she cried, thrusting her flattened palms from her as if to put away by sheer force the unjust suspicion. “I did not get it from Paris! Stephanie did make it! But” She paused an instant and again her expressive hands were voluble. “| designed it.” “You!” It was a chorus of incredulity. “I-—just!”’ She laughed out happily at the unbe- lief. “Ask Stephanie!.”’ “But, Marie, where did Beth Tate demanded. “Out of my head, of course.” She tapped her forehead with two pink finger tips, then, facing the cheval mirror, she swept her hands lightly back over the dark mass of hair lying flat against her small head like a dusky veil outlining a perfect oval of creamy skin, below which the lovely curves of throat and shoulders melted into the be- wildering radiance of her wonderful gown. At the vision the glass gave back her lips opened with a quick breath. Compared with the attenuated color schemes of the costumes about her, her own stood out with primitive force and drew the eye as dancing flames draw it from garish draperies. What miracle of chiffon, reds and golds, and a myriad of intervening hues had achieved the throbbing effect ot flame and fire, one neither knew nor cared. From cold blue to hot crimson the gamut of color ran, swirling about her as she moved like fiery tongues from a crackling blaze. ‘Gee, Marie, you look like a houri—or a house afire!’’ was the verdict of Cornelia O’Rourke, a whole- some, athletic girl with a wide, Irish mouth. “J feel like one, Connie,’ was the answer. “At least, I don't feel like Marie Dupont, and that’s the main thing. Of course, it’s different with the rest of you—your dances are the ordinary ones that we're used to seeing done in modern dress and it would be absurd to costume those fantastically. But my dance itself is unusual. I couldn’t have done it in an every- day dance frock—I simply couldn't! It would have been like Farrar doing ‘Butterfly’ in a tailor-made. She couldn't.” A shrug of her shoulders dismissed the pos-ibility. ‘“‘T was in despair,” she went on. ‘I could feel what I wanted, but I couldn't see it. And poor Stephanie couldn't help me. How could she? I couldn't describe what I couldn’t see. I tell you it was maddening!” She laughed excitedly. “Night after night I lay awake, trying to see the dress that somehow I felt was there at the back of my head. And one morning when I woke up I had it! I saw it as distinctly as if | had seen it the day before in a.shop window.” ‘Perhaps you had,’ remarked Sybil Lowther over her shoulder as she swayed her slender form in a sen- suous movement of the dance she was rehearsing. The ill-feeling in her tone was so marked that Beth Tate spoke hastily to cover it. “I always see myself walking about in my things before they are made.”’ “Your corker, Marie, and so is your you ever get the idea?’’ dress is a Dupont (Continue dance,’ Cornelia O'Rourke added heartily. “But I don't see why Madame Adrienne couldn't have thought up some new ones for all of us. What's the sense in challenging comparison with professionals by doing their stunts? Look at me, for instance, doing the Paviowa gavotte. Gee!” “You wanted to do it,” Sybil Lowther reminded her. “I know it,” Cornelia admitted ruefully. “I saw Paviowa and went dippy. But last night Uncle Dan came in while Ted and I were rehearsing. ‘What do you call that stunt?’ he asked. ‘Paviowa gavotte, is it? Looks to me more like an O'Rourke cavort'!” There was a general laugh, but Marie Dupont's voice broke through it. “I think that was a compliment,’ she declared. “It means that you don't imitate Paviowa, that you put yourself into it, that you create something. I like the way you do it.” Cornelia’s wide mouth was stretched to its limits in a grin. “You're one sweet lamb, Marie, but I guess the only thing my dancing'll ever create is a riot,” she said. A maid came into the room and spoke to Miss Dupont. “Mr. Amarinth wishes you to know that he’s come. He says he'd like to go through the cance if you have time.”’ “Please tell him that I'll be there in a minute.” The maid went out and after a last survey of her- self in the mirror Marie Dupont followed. ‘““She’s the only honest-to-Gawd dancer in the bunch,’ Cornelia remarked, looking after her. “Do you girls remember the day she first did that flying pirouette and how surprised Madame Adrienne was?" “Madame Adrienne didn't believe Miss Dupont was doing it for the first time,” said Sybil Lowther, now at a mirror. “Il don’t believe it either. I think she's studied dancing before—so does Madame Adrienne.” “What of Madame Adrienne?” a sharp nasal voice inguired in the doorway. Every eye turned to the dancing mistress. Was a pause. “I was just saying,”’ answered Miss Lowther, “that Miss Dupont dances so well that she must have taken lessons before she came to you.” Madame shrugged her fat shoulders. “Miss Dupont says not, and evidently Miss Dupont should know.” The French woman's black, bead-like eyes peered about the room from under her thick, black brows. Formerly a member of the ballet of the opera in Paris, she was fat now and 50 and glad to take advantage of the modern dance craze to turn an honest penny. “Has Miss Niklova not yet arrived?’ “| think not, Madame,’ Beth Tate answered. “— haven't seen her.”’ Madame frowned anxiously. ‘She should be here. The orchestra waits to begin, the ballroom is already crowded.” “Her brother's sick, she told me yesterday at re- There hearsal. Maybe’s he’s worse,” suggested Cornelia O'Rourke. Madame nodded thoughtfully. “What shall we do if she doesn't come?’ Miss Lowther asked, alarm in her voice “The orchestra will be sure to play my music too fast.”’ “She will come,’ Madame retorted shortly. These children of idleness were inconceivably stupid! ‘She comes to work, not to play.” As she turned to leave the room Cornelia cornered her. “I’m getting cold feet, Madame,” she said. ‘‘]'m afraid I'll disgrace you tonight. If you want to scratch me, go ahead.” “Scratch you!”’ Madame echoed, astonished. “I mean cut me out, leave me off the program.” ‘But never! Compose yourself, my child. I have changed the name of your dance—so all will be well. It is called ‘danse eccentrique.’ It is not of Paviowa, ic is of itself. The public will find it piquant. You will have a success—oh, but I say it—a success enor- me! You will see!’’ “Madame Adrienne, how do you like my gown?” It was Sybil Lowther who next arrested Madame’'s departure from the room. She turned slowly for Madame's inspection. The French woman's noncommital eyes appraised the daring costume. “It is enchanting, Madamoiselle,” she said. “What do you think of Miss Dupont's?’’ “Ah!” Madame’s sallow face lighted swiftly, then instantly she veiled her bead-like eyes. “It is a mir- acle. Miss Dupont is a miracle. Ah, enfin'”’ The final words were an exclamation of relief as a cirl carrying a violin case burst breathlessly into the room. She was Irma Niklova, small, thin to emacia- tion, and of a sickly pallor. “! am late, Madame,” she panted ‘l regret.” Nervously she unwound a faded blue scarf from about her head and throat, while Madame Adrienne unbuttoned the rough serge coat and took it from her, “You tremble, my child,” said Madame “! ran—I feared to delay you.” (Continued on Page 15.) PACE ELEVEN uM z

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ypof uog JeLy pue faussyy JAY eu The St. Loui: Ss SAN ML sisi tlhe A. Hi Lave i hang val Le tes hea Sew ie 7 a ae Crt =o temo oe =e kind. tHe wants value received for money expended. and while everybody knows that he has a loving eye on the Berg, Shriner crowd, he won't sign a thing until he nows what he’s getting. A firm’s record, stand- ing, staff, 8 gt ger mean nothing to him.’ “But, Jock, I still don’t see’’—— Jock gathered up a sheaf of loose papers and brandished them in the air. “This is where I come in. I've got a plan here that will fetch this Griebler person. Oh, I'm not dreaming. I outlined it for Sam Hupp, and he was crazy about it. Sam Hupp had some sort of plan outlined himself. But he said this made his sound as dry as a cigar in Denver. And you know yourself that Sam Hupp’s copy is so brilliant that he could sell brewery advertising to a temperance magazine.”’ Emma McChesney stand up. patient, and a trifle puzzled. “But why all this talk? I don't get you. Take your plan to Mr. Berg. If it’s what you think it is he’ll see it quicker than any other human being, and he'll probably fall on your neck and invest you in royal robes and give you a ma- hogany desk all your own.’’ “Oh, what’s the good!"’ retorted Jock disgustedly. “This Griebler has an appointment at the office to- morrow. He'll be closeted with the Old Man. They'll call in Hupp. But never a plan will they reveal. It's against their code of ethics. Ethics! I'm sick of the word. I suppose you'd say I’m lucky to be asso- ciated with a firm like that, and I suppose | am. But I wish in the name of all the gods of business that they weren't so bloomin’ conservative. Ethics! They're all balled up in ’em, like Henry James in his style.” Cmma McChesney came over from her side of the table and stood very close to her son. She laid one hand very lightly on his arm and looked up into the sullen, angry young face. “I’ve seen older men than you are, Jock, and better men, and bigger men, wearing that same look, and for the same reason. Every ambitious man or woman in business wears it at one time or another. Sooner or later, Jock, you'll’ have your chance at the money end of this game. If you don’t care about the thing you call ethics, it'll be sooner. If you do care, it will be later. It rests with you, but it’s bound to come, be- cause vou'’ve got the stuff in you.” ‘‘Maybe,” replied Jock the cynical. But his face lost some of its sullenness as he looked down at that earnest, vivid countenance upturned to his. ‘“‘Maybe. It sounds all right, mother—in the story books. But I’m not quite solid on it. These days it isn’t so much what you've got in you that counts as what you can bring out. I know the young man’s slogan used to be ‘Work and Wait,’ or something like that. But these days they’ve boiled it down to one word—‘Produce!’ ”’ “She looked a little im- “The marvel of. it is that there aren’t more of ‘em,” observed Emma McChesney, sadly. “More what?” “More lines. iHere’’—she touched his forehead— ‘and here’’—she ‘touched his eyes. “Lines!” Jock’ swung to face a mirror. “Good! I'm so infernally young looking that no one takes me seri- ously. It’s darned hard try- ing to convince people you're crazy to make good, and it’s such a fight’’—— “Don't I know it?’ demanded Emma McChesney. “i guess your mother hasn’t been. sitting home em- broidering lunchloths these last 15 years." She lifted her head from the boy's shoulder. “And now, son, considering me, not as your doting mother, but in my business capacity as secretary of the T. A. Buck Feathi- erloom Petticoat Co., suppose you reveal to me the inner workings of this plan of yours. I'd like to know if you really are the advertising wizard that you think vou are.” So it was that long after Annie’s dinner dishes had ceased to clatter in the kitchen; long after she had put her head in at the door to ask, “Aigs’r cakes for breakfast?” long after those two busy brains should have rested in sleep, the two sat at either side of the light-flooded table, the face of one glowing as he talked, the face of the other sparkling as she listened. And at midnight: “Why, you infant wonder'”’ Chesney. At 9 o'clock next morning when Jock McChesney entered the offices of the Berg, Shriner Advertising Co. he carried a flat, compact bundle of papers under his arm, encased in protecting covers of pasteboard, and further secured by bands of elastic. This he car- ried to his desk, deposited in a drawer and locked the drawer. By 11 o'clock the things which he had predicted the night before had come to pass. A plump little man, with fussy manner and Western clothes, had been ushered into Bartholomew Berg's private office. In- stinct told him that this was Griebler. Jock left his desk and strolled up to get the switchboard operator's confirmation of his guess. Half an hour later Sam Hupp hustled by and disappeared into the Old Man’‘s sanctum. Jock fingered the upper lefthand drawer of his desk. The maddening blankness of that closed door' If only he could find some excuse for walking into that room—any old excuse, no matter how wild—just to exclaimed Emma Mc- His telephone rang. He picked up the receiver, his eye on the closed door, his thoughts inside that room. “Mr. Berg wants to see you right away,” came the voice of the switchboard operator. Something seemed to give way inside—something in the region of his brain—no, his heart—no. his lungs—— ‘ “Well, can you beat that!” said Jock McChesney aloud, in a kind of trance of joy. “Can—vou-—beat— that!” Then he buttoned the lower button of his coat, shrugged his shoulders with an extra wriggle at the collar (the modern hero’s method of girding up his loins), and walked calmly into Bartholomew Berg's very private office. In the second that elapsed between the opening and the closing of the door, Jock’s glance swept the three men—Bartholomew Berg, quiet, inscrutable, seated at his great table-desk; Griebler, lost in the depths of a great leather chair, smoking. fussily and twitching a captain of finance when you look like an errand boy.’ From the center of the room Mrs. McChesney watched the boy as he sur- veyed himself in the glass. And as she gazed there came a frightened look into her eyes. It was gone in a min- ute, and in its place came a curious little gleam, half amused, half pugnacious. “Jock McChesney, if I thought that you meant half of what you've said tonight about honor and ethics and all that, I’d”—— “Spank me, I suppose, the young six-footer. “No,” and all the humor had fled. “I—Jock, I’ve never said much to you about your father. But I think you know | that he was what he was to the day of his death. You were just about 8 when I | made up my mind that life with him was impossible. I! said then—and you were all I had, son—that I'd rather see you dead than to have you turn out to be the son of your { father. Don’t make me re- member that wish, Jock.” Two quick steps and his ’* said arms were about her. His face was all contrition. “Why— mother! | didn't mean-—vyou see, this is business, and I'm IN ZIN } ATCH -LOBER 27 8 PA EVEN SUNDA AGAZINE- -ST. - -- IBER 27, 1918. 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Se ae Sie i oh he : S bs , a 2 mi $ Y re ref re He . vt . > : % ; a * oa ‘ Bete = BF SRF SETS eee ry ee ee 4 RP Oe oA Ee ae Ne Ree 8 ee Aa Hh mee i Pe ee 4 ¥ . ted x mF * , 3 : . ¥ “a ; , ots lew po Pa “ / ‘ gp te “ 4 Ram ™ " eS . ~- pias abe. + Avinp + ate en = <e e XS apenas +a on yeh Paae’ ne ety Oe 8 bt as ahi Ph nage oe Ci he he ee ks ies ein eT. oe 5 he Nye te ae ee he ieee” Se & oe ae : “I've told you, Mr. Griebler,’ voice, “just why the thing you insist on is impossible.” ‘went on Bartholomew Berg’s patient with a hundred little restless, irritating gestures; Sam Hupp, standing at the opposite side of the room, . ae in pockets, attitude argumentative. “This is Mr. McChesney,” said Bartholomew Berg. “Mr. Griebler, McChesney.” Jock came forward, smiling of his. “Mr. Griebler,” he said, “this is a great pleasure.” “Hm!” growled Ben Griebler, picked ‘em so- young.”’ His voice was a piping falsetto that somehow seemed to match his restless little eye. Jock thrust his hands hurriedly into his pockets. He felt his face getting scarlet. “They’re—ah—using ‘em young this year,” said Bartholomew Berg. His voice sounded bigger and smoother and pleasanter than ever in contrast with that other's shrill tone. “I prefer ‘em young, myself. You'll never catch McChesney using ‘in the last an- alysis’ to drive home an argument. He has a new idea about every 19 minutes, and every other one’s a good one, and every nineteenth or so's an inspiration.’ The Old Man laughed one of his low, chuckling laughs. “Hum—that so?” piped Ben Griebier. “Up in my neck of the woods we aren't so long on inSpiration. We're just working men, and we wear working clothes”—— “Oh, now,” protested Berg, his eves twinkling, “‘“Me- Chesney's. necktie and socks and handkerchief may form one lovely, blissful color scheme, but that doesn't signify that his advertising schemes are not just as carefully and artistically blended.” Ben Griebler looked shrewdly up at Jock through narrowed lids. “Maybe. I'll talk to you in a minute, young man—that is’—he turned quickly upon Berg— “ii that isn't against your crazy principies, too?” “Why, not at all,"’ Bartholomew Berg assured. “Not at all. You do me an injustice.” that charming smile extending his hand, “I didn't know they him. hen scent ttl NO Mis 08 alts mcs ihe ID, nna tN thet il ttt etn sa fe iis ae Griebler moved up closer to the broad table. The two fell into a low-voiced talk. Jock looked rather helplessly around at Sam Hupp. That alert gentleman was signaling him frantically with head and wagging finger. Jock crossed the big room to Hupp's side. The two moved off to a window at the far end. “Give heed to yvour unkie,” said Sam’ Hupp, very rapidly, very softly and out of one corner of his mouth “This Griebler’s looking for an ativertising manager. He's as pig-headed as a—a—well, a pig, I suppose. But it’s a corking good chance, youngster, and the old man’s just recommended vyotu-—strong. Now’ —— “Me!” exploded Jock. “Shut up!” hissed Hupp. talking as “Two or three vears with that firm would be the making of you--if vou made good, of course. And you conld. They want to move their factory here from St. Louis within the next few vears. Now listen. When he talks to vou, you play up the keen, alert stuff, with a dash of sophistication, see? If vou can keep your mouth shut and throw a kind of a canny, |I-get-you look into vour eves, all the hetter. He's gabby enough for two. Try a line of talk that is filled with the fire and enthusiasm of youth, combined with the good judgment and experience of middle age, and you've” Say, look here,” stammered Jock. “Even if | was Warfield enough to do all that, d'you honestly think— me an advertising manager!——-with aie salary that Griebler’’—— “You nervy little shrimp, go in and win. He'll pay five thousand if he pays a cent. But he wants value for money expended. Now I've tipped you off. You make your killing’”—— “Oh, McChesney!” called Bartholomew Bere, ing round. “sen, Oe same moment. - vlance- said Jock and stood before him in ths “Mr. Griebler is looking for a competent, enthusi- astic, hard-working man as advertising manager lve spoken to him of vou. I know what you can do. Mr. Griebler might trust my judgement in this, but” “T’ll trust my own judgment.’ snapped Ben Criebler. “It's good enohgh for me.” “Very well,” returned Bartholomew Berg suavely. “And if vow decide to place vour advertising future in the hands of the Berg. Shriner company” ‘Now, look here,’ interrupted Ben Griebler awain. “T'll tie up with you people when vou've sha’en some- thing out of your cuffs. I’m not the kind that buvse a pig in a poke. Were going to spend money—real money—in this campaign of ours. But I'm not such a come-on as to hand you half a million or so and get a promise in return. I! want your plans, and I want ‘em in full.” A little exclamation broke from Sam Hupp. He checked it, but not before Berg's curiously penetrating pale blue eyes had glamced up at him and away again. “I've told vou, Mr. Griebler,.” went on Batholomew Berg's patient voice, “just why the thing you insist on is impossible. This firm does not submit advance copy. 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Amarinth watched him, waiting silently for the truth to a child about the mutilated doll she writes about them—because he cannot paint them.” = him to continue. fondles.’’ \. “Well, | should want to know!" Guy declared warm- lv, making the question a personal one, with char- There was a pause. Amarinth felt that he ought to “It occurs to me that she might have recognized say something but could not find words, and when his me and have thought I should be less likely to recog- guest took up the cigar lying on the tabouret beside nize her, here in America, if unaided by the knowledge acteristic egotism. “And I believe that any man his chair he struck a match and held it without speak- that she was French. She had given French for my would,” he added. ing. As the flame lit up the rugged, ageing face before French, involuntarily, as any French woman would “Most men think so—until they are told.’ him the young man recalled the story—heard long ago have done under the circumstances; but seeing that “Well, no fool’s paradise for mine.” and all but forgotten—-that Roger Gavock had expa- I did not recognize her she decided probably not to A swift, dark flush swept Gavock’s face. He opened triated himself because of an early and disastrous take further risks, thinking perhaps that I had not his lips, but immediately closed them again on un- marriage noticed the first slip. As it happened, the very pre- spoken words. His mouth hardened. Then, as if “Thanks, Guy,” Gavock said when his cigar was -caution she took to throw me off the track was some-feeling denied verbal expression had claimed the drawing. “You won't mind, I'm sure, if I call you by exactly what threw me on.” outlet of bodily action, he sprang up, flung his cigar your given name?" Amarinth stared blankly. “But why shouldn't she’ to the hearth and stamped out its fire with a sharp “Il wish you would, sir,’ Guy replied. “I've heard have wanted you to recognize her?” grind of his heel. But when he presently turned back 60 much about you it doesn’t seem possible that we “Ah, that’s the point! That's the puzzle. Who is _ to his host who had also risen his face had relaxed into had never met until a few hours ago.” she”? Who is she and what under heaven does she its customary cheerful calm and he laid a hand on “It was a great pleasure to find you here and a re- imagine she has to fear from me?” Amarinth’s shoulder with affectionate pressure. lief to be able to turn my legal tangles over to you. ~aoar:. “You've a right to your opinion, dear boy, but I have an idea that 20 years from now you'll find that it has changed. And when you see a poor devil clutching blindly at his little scrap of happiness—and scraps are about all most of us get, you'll find— Of course, she wouldn't you'll not be the one to rob him of it, nor will yy to recognize her in that case.” thank anyone for robbing you.” , that’s the obvious explanation.” said Gavock, “But a man’s wife is—well, different from other but his tone was doubtful. : things to him. She’s part of him—her dishonor is his “Under 25. certainly. and apparently of our best “Why isn’t it the right one?” Guy demanded. “I'll dishonor.” class; ,.charmingly attired, small of stature, svelte, bei it is! Good Lord, it’s like a novel ora play! Why, Gavock sighed. “Dishonor is like immorality, Guy; Gracetul, vivacious, chic, pretty. Does she interest largely a question of geography. But we're off on ag po os upprofitable tack,” he added, again discarding his “immensely Just my style, tn fact. serious mood. “The husband of my mysterious lady As though involuntarily, the young man’s glance is in no immediate danger of being deceived by any- sought a framed photograph placed conspicuously on oe for thé Beat of reasons. She Bas fo thashané” th sh writ ble wh occupi rner of pe GREER Writing tan ce pee & Cores “How do vou know that?” Guy asked, taken rather the amall sitting room. sien sag a ae the giance. Ah, & “I followed her. Yes, I was interested enough and fe aad aid abeliees that be Gen ot idle enough for that. I took a cab and followed her. wiieaieiteaias * : ot rege Fg on agi a pore fash- aii ; =: = onable part of town. notic at a policeman, triage ee ee ee ee ee passing as she alighted from her car, touched his hat ‘Gertateiy. it will repay you. I thiak. But let's respectfully, and when she had disappeared within the i 6 yen story.” house I pumped him. Voila! The lady is still ‘Miss. “Bs all means. I want to know how it strikes les Weat! ' asin “That's my secret. And I shall certainly not share . it with anyone who holds such rigorous views as to the rights of husbands,”’ Gavock laughed. “You see, she might marry a friend of yours.”’ “I’m not sure she isn’t already married.” “Neither am I. She isn’t generally known to be, that’s all I’m sure of. Where I have seen her before I haven't an idea—not the remotest. But I have seen her! And I shall jump at the first chance which of- fers to see her again, in spite of the fact that she evidently doesn’t wish to see me again.” He looked at his watch. “By Jove, I had no idea it was so late! You have an engagement, vou said. { hope our long talk hasn’t delayed you.’’ “Not at all. I've plenty of time. It’s a dance, a , charity benefit and starts late. Sorry you won't join me. There’s going to be some rather attractive ex- hibition dancing.” Nothing could have been better—except finding your “Isn't fear usually back of a lie? She's afraid of father himself.”’ me, that much ts clear.” A few minutes of silence paid tribute to the dead. Amarinth leaned forward eagerly. ‘I say, isn't it “But now for your question: ‘Blonde or brunette? ” possible that she is a married woman with a past—a said Gavock, reverting to the light, genial tone which past that you know about” was habitual with him. “The lady was brunette. de- want you cidediy. A French type, I should say.” “Yes “Young?” “As a lawver?” “Oh. no--as a person of intelligence,’ Gavock liughed Amarinth returned the laugh through the smoke of his cigarette. “Proceed,” he said, dropping into e chair and settling himself to listen. Briefly Gavock retated his encounter of the after- noon “| resutfied my walk down the avenue,” he said, finally, “‘Madame'’s charming face dancing be- fore my eves, when suddenly it flashed upon me that the face was familtar. And the more I think of it the more convinced I become that somewhere I have seen it before. But where or when, I cannot for the life of me remember. I've been nagging at my memory for’ hours You know how elusive and tantalizing such a recollection can be. I’ve gone back 10 years, from place to place that I have visited, reliving my life as nearly as possible, trying vainly to recover _. | 2 the “Thanks. It’s good of you to ask me, but I feel a (hat lost trail. It remains always just beyond my paaas gee S wos F bit let down by the voyage and want to turn in early. reach.” : Iv you're leaving now we might start together. Where “Perhaps it's just a chance resemblance.” As his glance fell on the face in the frame, is the dance?” But Gavock shook his head with decision. ‘No, he started sharply. “The Esplanade. [t's on your way. I'll get your hat | the feeling that sort of thing gives is quite different, and coat and phone for a cab.” ii soon ceases to haunt you. But what do vou make you might meet her in her own house some day and “Good. And while you're doing that I'll take my o the facts” suddenly remember where vou'd seen her before.” look at your charming friend over there.” ‘Make of them? How?” “No such luck, I fear. Life gives us few such With a laughing permission Amarinth went out “Il mean the fact that the lady lied, for instance; piquant moments.” and Gavock crossed to the writing table and took up that she caid she did not understand French when ‘What’ You mean you'd like it?” the photograph which had attracted his notice earlier she did “Of course Who wouldn't?” in the evening. ‘But perhaps she didnt! Lots of people under “Well, | should think it’ might be deuced unpleas- As his glance fell on the face in the frame he started stand a few ordinary phrases of a foreign language ant,” Guy answered. “Why, suppose she were the sharply. His hand groped nervously in a pocket and and nothing more. Even such a dub at French as wife of someone you knew?’ brought out a pair of eyeglasses which he hastily ad- lI am cau say ‘Ca ne fait rien. It means: ‘It's of no “What of it? I have, | hope, sufficient savoir faire justed, casting an anxious look toward the door consequence, doesn’t it?” not to betray myself even to her—to say nothing of through which his host had disappeared. Stepping “Yes. Say it again.” her husband.” back into the light of the center chandelier he stared Guy repeated the French. Gavock laughed “But suppose you had to” Suppose the circum-_ at the picture. His brows met in the tenseness of his “You might as well wave the Stars and Stripes, stances were such that you felt it your duty to tell her scrutiny. Suddenly Amarinth’s returning step sounded at the door. Instantly Gavock relaxed hits gaze and turned Guy it's a short sentence, but a hard test of pro- husband what you knew about her?’ nunciation, because it contains the letter ‘r.’ a sound A frown gathered between Gavock’'s brows and he all but impossible of mastery by a foreign tongue. |! bent upon his young host a sharp glance of puzzled a clear countenance to greet the young man. have struggled with it sufficiently to recognize it in dismay. He had stumbled upon a mental by-path it “A lovely face—really lovely. Is she fair or dark?” its absolute perfection as 1 beard it this afternoon. did not please him to discover in the son of his best he asked. That anyone could achieve that perfection and yet friend, and with all his efforts to the contrary he “Blonde or brunette?” laughed Guy. “My answer's lack an understanding of the simple phrases |! used could not keep a note of austere coldness out of his the same as yours. She's dark, both hair and eyes. afterwards is not humanly possible.” reply. Gavock smiled faintly at the pleasantry. “I should “But are you sure she answered you in French the “1 cannot conceive of such a case,” was all he said. have guessed her dark,” he said. (rst time’ Couldn't you be mistaken about that’ “But if the man were your friend?’ ways tell from a photograph. Tall or—‘as high as You were rather upset, you say, and”—— “If he were my brother—if he demanded the truth vour heart’?” “My dear boy, I can hear her as distinctly in mem- from me—I should lie with a clear conscience, and, I yuy laughed again. “She's not tall,” he admitted. ory as | just heard you. It isn't possible that I was trust, convincingly.” : “A recent picture?” mistaken Add te that my conviction of having seen The coldmess and disapproval in Gavock’'s tone “Yes, and a splendid likeness.” her before Now, what conclusion do you draw?” had become unmistakable and brought a heated retort Gavock extended the frame to arm's length and re- Guy hesitated. “I hardly know,” he said at last. from Guy. > garded it approvingly. “A most charming face.” he “it seems very odd. I should be inclined to take “You are thinking of the woman, I of the man,”’ he pronounced heartily. ‘And 1 dare say I once knew her at her word) Why under the sun should she lie said. the young lady’s parents well and that she is one of gbout a thing ike that?” those clever children who have taken advantage of “But vou can’t al- “I. too, am thinking of the man, Gavock returned. " ; . _ = : ' oo . . ™ . ~. = a» AGE TEN SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. 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You will receive one full-sized cake purchase. = . ™ Try them now and get this free Palmolive Soap—full- when you Duy a tube of Faimolive Co r ’ ; ; 13 oi ’ swad cakes selli Satin tna t t y y Cream or a tube of Don’t delay in accepting this gift offer. Each dealer’s $izeq cakes SeCiiing reguiar wo ror a quarter. . ish) — , . : — g reg y q Palmolive Vanishing Cream—a 38-cent value for 24 cents— _ supply of this free Palmolive is limited. ST LOUIS MISSOURI | T. lL. Draper Drug Company, Jeffer- | Jefferson Avy. Pharmacy, Jefferson | Merrem’s Prescript Drug : . ‘ : ’ son ahd*Chautea. th ag il 4 armacy, dé errem 4 rescription rug Store. | Se hulte Drug Company, Grand and | Wurmb Drug Company, Ilith and | GILLESPIF, ILL. DOW A TOW’ XN. _ [ Draper Drug Company Grand ane “gl ee. Tavilor and Pawe Park. mete: tak Sts. Rehren's Drug Store. . , peda. . SEEN ABER Jones’ Pharmacy, 1000 Cass Av. Mever Bros. True Store, 4665 Del- | Schulte Drug ; rer | Theo, H, Wurmb, 1923 EF. Grand Avy (Jillespie Dr & ‘ C , ‘ yr St 0 yA P ’ » : ‘Ree 2: s . " a i ; I | . ?, ; ¢ Schutte rug ( ompany, Jefferson ‘ . ; ’ byhng 4s « 4 ‘ A, e’spic rug ompany. te megs cgi —* sgh — Ee “ ig leg 1 “| Jost’s Pharmacy, California and mar and Clark ) Zahn's Pharmacy, 39th and Folsom. | The James Pharmacy. Snderle rug ompany, roadway Ldware d, riscoll, Clavton and (Cherokee St aver’ —— nies eis ; ; Zahn's Pharmacy, 4443 Morganford . ' and Market. | McCausland. H. A. Kattelman, 1730 Franklin Avy r iaen errant de ee and | L. H. Schumann, 4301 Maryland Av Road | iccaciee | GIRARD, LL, 7 C Decker Dru z _ a ” « be 4 ° : > » . wie ats : ‘ . € . . ; . sles 4 ; e - rr Enderle Drug Company, Sixth and | Eagle Pharmacy, 14th and Carr sty, | B H, Kleist, 4266 Meramec St. KC. Mever. 2759 Lafavette K. & PF. Schweickhardt, Delmar and | F. R. Zimmerman, Union and 8t. Co. ’ (hestnut, Albert A. Eberlein, Fairview and 1. HK. Klosterman, [Elliot and St ; vers See sini dlagtatics ee | Skinker Road. Louis Avs, GLAsGcow uO Mnderle Drug Company, Eighth and (;iles Avy, , Louis AVs ; Meverott 4 Pharma “? »2O1 Virgina > \ Schwenker, Morganford Road ALTON, ILt.—Junek Bros Dept Digszes Brothers , Pine. . , (has. H. Koeneke, 6821 Manchester Miller Drug Company, 0th and and Connecticut. Store Hi; ; : Mamous & Barr Co * Kleventh Street Pharmacy. llth ana lankins Drug store, amout vi mpany, Carr Ste : nhs a ee ee ee . Mil hy aS POA Cat Schwerdmann’s Drugs, 6510 Delmar. | ARMSTRONG, MO.—W. N. Bagby. W. Henderson (;rand-leader . 4 ,ohrumel’s ’harmacy, 4125 N. Miller-K nisele, 200 Cates Av, JH Sew ,r 25th . - ; ‘ GORIN wt revise . I nimett Street } hart Ma ‘ 1x22 ‘ a o. a0 . . . ewink, ~oOth arid ak. Louis ‘AN I El — . . Ve MO. 1 VW illiames. Johnson Bros. Drug Company, 7th “19th Bt. eee 9 8 Broadway . Moser's Pharmacy, 1924 Pestalogzi.| H. Scholnik’'s Pharmacy. 1330 Bid- | « SELLEVILLE, ILL, GRANITE CITY, ILL,--Tri-City Gro and St. Charies ioudert " Dru aX : A. F. Kolkmann, 4019 S. Grand Av. John A. Mueller, 2000 S. 9th St dle St ip ve |Chas. A. Kaysing. Ca . » , . aerie 4 ) »; sa rial ‘ . ie ; m * Kring. 4553 SS. sroadway. M. Neiman. 271] (jravois Ay Sidnev Street Pharinac,y Second and o & sudwig, " J idgwe & Dolph, Broadwa\ and snaerte i rug OMpPANYV, trrand ind: Kred G Kring'’s lorug Store, 31732 BR Of (otto. Broadway and (“hij pewa Sidne, * Gs | W R. Michaelis Drug Co, HILLSBORO, Lt... Washington : ee ee — er Cherokee St CJ. Cotte, WSOl Pestalozai Siracusa Drug Company 1939 | Vita, G. Neuhaus. OM. Stubblefield Keiffer Drue Company, Broadway Ma s Pharmacy, Bovle and | Otto Kring, 1801 Morgan St Olive and Garrison Drug Store, Olive Franklin Avy ee me Nold’s Pharmacy. Swingles Drug Store and Franklin Hy ie gg oe RGR Ieee Richard Kring, 2792 S. 13th St and Garrison South Broadway Pharmacy 1632 8 | Reis Drug Company. JACKSONVILLE, MO.—A. W, EI- Bo Nueent & Bros. Drv Goods Co. \ iy inl? ih a 1 + ar ney Krummenacher lDorug Company, | Pauley'’s Drug Store, Grand and He Broadway : nee BETHALTO. ILL. i A. Klei K ane Weipert Drug Company, 900 Pine ie egy AA ae AS pte A a NL Grand and Easton. bert South Side Pharmacy, Cherokee ; ‘THALTO, ILL.—Geo. A. Klein. (AHOK A, MO. Vandolah Brothers. Wolff-Wilson Drug Company, 7th F'i¢ nl 8S ldrug Store l401 S. Rroad- Krummenacher Drug (Company Paulev’s Drug Store, 4977 Delmar Ohio. =e renee ane BLACKW ATER, MO. : V. 8. Irvin K ANE. toe _ | Se Gne and Washington We eae MeuriSiore. 1627 2k _ Hamilton and Delmar. Pauley’s Drug Store, Lillia and Spaeth Drug Company, Natural | ie po ey ie cee nreeae ee ee we ee ee ponilg Bares store, 1051 S. Broad- Bt ymanonactor Drv ge Company, » ) I"nion Bridge and Newstéad. | sagt 1p paigg ELL, MO.—Busehell Prue KIRKWOCD, MO. OULTLYVING DISTRICTS, ". D eo na q ing s highway and Delmar "aMule Ss Dopug store llorissant and Spe k; r %ha Pr acy r — ’ ; ® ore. ; :7 mezelme yrs ‘ . , i. 1. Angermue iN r, 2927 Chippewa W “% ig ool 1X05 Market St 'Krumimenacher'’s Union Ay Phar College ener ¢ Pharmacy, 6002 N. Broad-' CARUTHERSVILLE, MO. - Smith ao. “ia W PE ‘ it iis “atten ie what’ a hig tg ' : m, &. Oerste!l ml N. Vande macy, Union and Suburban Pearistone’s Pharmacy, 9th and | Speckar ee ‘h. , Drug Co. om a - fe — Anties Pharmacy, Victor and.Grand venter. Bretislav Kubicek, 21st and Frank- Chambers | — Pharmacy, Channing and CHAMOIS, MO,—W. I). Townley LEBANON, ILL.—(). ©. Freshauer., \reade Pharmas y oo3d4 Vernon Av Frese Drug Co., |} ith and Madison li Ay ne ye _ Pes le 2 Ih: * $105 Kastor \ . Franklin. , CLARK MO Cleeton's Drug Store ire HFIRLD, iLL. linod & Son Barksdale’s Pharmacy, Hamilton) Jo A, Fritz, 22d and Benton a , | MA eee Co nae ti, | Speckart Pharmacy, Natural Bridge | CLARKSBURG, MO.-G. W. Wat- MADISON, 1L4..--Trott’s Drug Store and ktzel \ | ory. wi) ' \I j Kunz's Drue Store, 1400 Olive St, J VN eeler Drug Company, Union and Fair Av ki Dr Ce ° ‘ ‘ - WADISOWN wo.) M. Forrest : - ah ‘ A . ‘ iyit ane irnke : ‘ ~ : dige - Tloriaes . ale .. ; : | ns u o.. yg . ‘ we, I). Bauer, 190] Pranklin, Pee @. Oariboliner, 4101 Shenan- | tami Panne tine tee aoe 5 ene , ., Speckart Pharmacy, St. Louis and | 4 ARKTON, wWO.-White Palace MALDEN, MO.—People’s Drug Stor: S 2 Mion Wsewan and Mt Bute Pears ' ; aN Lami Pharmacy, 1100 Lami St People’s Pharmacy, ¢ { Market St (Jlasgow P) “s ‘ wi . MAPLE hie 1 \ Vvenip Mane Macy, 1 3 Belt AW. Hien? \ > Ga rth ee, e} , ' La mmer s Pharmacy P rave “vl a ker- ] ‘ 4 rSson & l’harmage Vv, ! ith and ] S'Renco’'s I’?h irmacy, Garrison and tarmac ) ie ; » oe* ny LEW OOD, MO. ‘ , Relt-St. Louis Pharmacy felt and Newstead 3 Caen eo RusON AVS, {nambers Washington CLAYTON, MO. — Bentz. 2519 SS. Broadway Gever Avenue 1) Ss ' ig X ast qs, Lasersohn, Tower (3) Ve and dlamont. J H., Stu kmever, 29th and Shen- | Red Cross Pharmac. ‘ At ewood } harmac a, Maraha Hi Hi. Benz. 3459 Magnolia Av Gever bergen th and Lafayette. funder Drug Company, Natural] andoah, COLLINSVILLE, ILL. MA are pemter. P F. iE. Riesterfeldt, 2201 Cherokee St. ! Girardet Pharn er. ee wy Wm. | M. Laumann, Jefferson and Bridge Road and Fuclid Sums Pharmacy, Ewing and Clark | A. G. Gerding | Bren "Cs —— © Biankenbaker Bros... Hamilton and naw Ae ‘rand ane in- , ge goed ee | i Phoenix Prescription harmacy, Ave. Isenbure’s East End Merc. Co | MARSTON. HO. ee easton Avs Glaser’s Pharinac: leffars ’ ) oem eadem) and Suburban Cass and Jefferson os ar cs Henry F. Sum, Grand and Wyoming. | Silverbloom’sa Department Store MARY VII j EK. ILL. “7 he The Boemer Pharmacy, 2730 Chou- Gravolsa he on and) Louis J, Lehmann, 2601 Washing- Piglosky’s Pharmacy, 1495 N. Grand. | The Saint Louie Pharmacy. St. Loujs | BAST ALTON, ILL.—T. H. Postle- | MATHEWS. ¢ eas, gg ll teau A\ 7 Globe Pharmac: 1 O'Fall pry 1040 N A Pilkington Pharmacy, Pennsylvania and Whittier kta Sa | Waite | MEMPHIS. MO.” *) R Rr: Tr, 1 eet 8 i. ° ' ade ind () Fallon T ewis, 1040 N. Gran AV and University The 8S f . , , « = . rf } lies harm: \ Shenatl yi P j That els 1» , ‘ ; . . ; le Swift Dru (“ompe y 4 e * ’ Ta 7 - . tc dines nacy, lenandoah and se - Pre Yr nacyv, Grand J r, J. Lieberstein, Union Av. and. B. H. Pluempe, 8034 N. Broadway venter and Olive pan) Vande- | EAST ST. LOUIS, ILI. | “— BLOOMFIELD, WO. 1) CG : ' , a goose pe : Nor Marke los. H,. Ponn, 3624 S. Broadway Tabacnic , an Pant iO. H. Cannady, 106 Collinsville Av ArmMacy tin HRoas, Grand and Rossuth Avs Grand and: St Phearmany orth Market . tag . adacnile Pharmacy, +r PvP a ' : : lirandt’s Brus Store “TG '§ Michigan ep rr d a Mharmacy,) Lieser’s Pharmacy, 4600 Gravois. l’resident Pharmacy, Broadway and Spalding Ava pi “alos and F’. K. Dillman, 2700 State St. NOKOMIS, iL, “700. & ‘ Wm. Earl Brazelton, Compton and) Eugene Granat | “ar Iieser’s Pharmacy, 6811 Gravois President St. Taylor-Faston Pharmacy Tavior H. J. Eckert Drug Co., 237 Collins- +4 ere eae Seed orrest FRE oe alg pete ae een « hSO WN 4th St.) Linman Pharmacy, Vandeventer and | Progress Department Store, Sarah and Faston. — ville Av : See ee Bienen ES < Rredemann's Prug Store. 20th and! A H Groac. 1 rokee St . W ashington, and Manchester, H. H. Temm & Son, 4700 Easton Av Glass’ Drug Store, 1944 Piggott Av. ! AN Aw A, Ju. Fveret ‘rug Penrose mont Avs d Hodia- OO. H Lovell, Compton and Franklin Pulun Drug Store, 26th and Bremen Terminal Pharmacy. 2160] Market St G. A. Hartnagel, Collinsville and ee ' Albert | Bretacher. Linton na | HT Samenae ’ Fae Sates : Lowell Drug Store, 5100 N. Broad- |) Pumphrey Drug Company, 4161 J. GC. Thumser. 1021 Russell — Penn'’a Av. tne he 4. MO. —A-tY sets Mlorissant T. Hagenov ae ae cae coy be J . ' , Easton Avy Otto Ude, Gravois and Grand Avs A. D. Horstman, 306 8. Fourth St , a seamesione i racecar. S. Broude’s Pharmacy, Arlington and Otto C. Hans: ~ Aig yt Herman G. Ludwig, Hamilton and teed’s Pharmacy, Goodfellow and. Union Station Drug Store. Union| A.W. Hots, 29th and Bond A\ , {TAGE : kiaston ‘nent _ ; ' “ bo ‘ uu AV Minerva Ava. - ; Page Avs Station. . ‘ J It Kloppenburg. 2203 Misaourt Av | a : AGkEY itt, wo Rrown & Cloughly, 5601 Easton Ay ferao} . ‘ ¥ SON, 00 N, Jef- Lueke's Pharmacy, loth and st (;e0 Reinhardt, 14651 8S Vandeven- Vietor Drue Co.. 6118 Faston Av Knaus's harmacy. 1601 S&f Louis n vee D ines Bryant's Pharmacy, 2819 Merame: Havermann’s ies 948 ‘ , ours AVS. : ter Phil G. Vierheller Jefferson. and | A. H. Mayerhoffer,. 602 S 4th &S&t ND, ILL.—-W bl. & Brvant’s Pharmacy, California and loute Av eee See st G. A. Lueking, Lafayette and Comp- | Remington's Pharmacy, 4501 Olive Shenandoah. | C.F. Merker Drug Compan) $26 ROODHOUSE, 1nd. Srrat Miami Heinrich BRrathe: 1401 Mar ton ; 7 H. W. Reuter, 5825 Gravois Av Virginia Av. Pharmacy. 4532 Vir- Missouri Dbrugmist Burst’s Pharmacy, 3400 Cherokee St « DAES gk eons: all | Market St. | Luvties Pharmacy Co., 709 Locust. J. W. Rice, 4044 Lexington rinis ii C. F. Merker Drug Company, 323 —& ROUTLEDGE TT : 4 } bls , re) 510 & Rroadw: MoN, Ph; - \ :, . Pe - KRinia, EDGE, WoO. i — Carr Street Tharmacy ikth and (Charles Herbert Jeffer oadway. McNair Pharinacy, McNair and) Red Cross Pharmacy, 5201 Shaw Av. H. H. Vogt, Cass and Blair Ave Broadway “T GENE VE Carr Sta 0 See ees Mie - son and Park I.yvwneh St a H. N. Rockafellow, 2911 8. Jefferson. Charlea J. Wachtel. 1891 Chouteau A. L. Muentefering, 25th and Ridge — Yea - M ay Sag e. MO. Castle Drug Company. lith and Cases Bridges dagace and Natural! J. A. Mager, 2000 Geyer Av . Rose Hijll Pharmacy. Maple and.) R BR. Wallace, Leffingwell and Henry ©. Rohm, 13th and St. Louis yore: ws Cave Hall Drug Store, Olive and J gsenh Blor §fe) |Mareus Avenue Pharmacy, North Hamilton Avs Wash Siefert’'s Qualitv Pharmacy. 26thand “ST. ISCOR, ILL. lohn J. Ga Ewing ie cen rOodfellow and Del- Market and Marcus Frank Kk. Ross, 6336 Bartmer Av Walther’s Drug Store, Gravois and Ridge Ax SENATH, MO Clayton Road Pharmacy “favion Hudson 1 * on sang 1 Mar-nat Pharmacy, Marcus and Russell Pharmacy, Russell and Jef Californta Robert Traubel, Missouri and it? 7: sit re : ‘ ’ Road and Tamm A\ B.C Tug: r Or n 1 - w ebay , Natural Bridge Road. : ferson Ava Wash Streat Pharmacy 7th and Valentine, The Drugmist, Collingville jy | ~ ae Cloughly Bros. 2384 and Dodie: ee. and and North Mar- Mav Pharmacy, 12th and St. Louis.) Sarah-Finney Pharmacy, 4100 Fin Wash Sts : and St. Clair SMITH ” es , ae iy ae gi Maple and | P. Huhn, Grand and Washineton gg Pharmacy, Harris and Flor- nev Av. Washington Pharmacy. Berlin and Valentine, The PDruggist, 11: st ("” =_ Setanta: Suburban Tracks livde FP; ae Thehe & 9 ore: —e Otto Sassmann, Pleasant and Kos Skinker Road os , Clair Av v - Destre han Pharmacy. Winds — tonal + 4 uk Store, 2001 Salia- my Pharmacy, Jeffergon and . pase Sse: , Waterman Pharmacy. Waterman vo wid gy Pharmacy orn and onay a heer” oe et Anibal arr : . Scherzinger *har 16°5 8S. 9th St and DeBaliviere averiv Av . on < = rmacy, Ivanhoe and gg Pharmacy, John and Flor- | Schneider Pharmacy, 5860 8. Broad- Geo. Wieselman, Sarah ard Kenner. | “'l#on's Pharfivacy, 18th and State ymnes ttre nn, ames 1 ¢ 14 , 9949 _ eee Way lv Av A N. Wuller, 13th and Lynch Av - —_— eS oe oa rad a oe aie yet Av mediet's Pharmacy, Pope and Flor- WL J. Schroeter, 7th and Wvoming Willey'e Pharmacy, 1800 SlaAney St The Hex Drug Company. 6th and Woes ies ee hes li ive ani ew - if@rean tT bt Sechulg’s Pharmacy Vande Sidne. H Ww WW - ~ Seat on d . Missouri , iL nacy Re We Belk i. | , dine. ortmann, 39th and —en WHITE BHA484. , mn fedier’sa Pharmacy bh and Fer enter and Laclede McRee Avy GERALD, MO..-F W. Merk Armetrong veneers ? *

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CRCIION @ SLLOUS PosDSPNCH DE B — COPYRIGHT 1918 BY PRESS PUBLISHING CO. NEW YORK WORLD ele > ze The Captain and the Kids—By R. Dirks , 4 we te. Ahn Wer . eee a 5 ” ‘ Ja ty : Se : - joe > a ase s “ ’ Ye YF “ iA 1 ip le GE y . OP aes © ’ So TE Tar ay oui, , / * +e . weEZ FFETS ANYTHIN CAN BE DID —" / AS TEP YouR a FROM NOW ON & : go | ) mrs : \. J UGH-PUNK LUC RB “ICAP-ITS WORTH) Cee MACHINE! 2, Keer: aN SS Y f, \-NO KCTGHUM GOLD , BQ 7\A MILLION G7 * / ~~ dL. eas ™ |¢ : SON ) hae PLENTY MUD \ DAS ALL- UGH! ANOVERCOAT & WITH FUR INSIDE THATS THE STUFF! cake of your 1 \ a, )~ > Oe SIM. be ot \ rt at. | | (SUFFERIN’, » with your 4 ie ODS Nee tak SIXTY YEAR AN’) _—— 5 ee eT? AN SR hee wert ES ONG —: ‘Wh hes » |NARY A STRIKES) S { RIGHTO IKES THEY : WOTS THAT | eee hy I'M DONE! BACK HAINT A SPECK 0’ 5° > . ye ce \ - J ‘ oe j S >. Wy o : \ : 9 toe RTA Osa sae eee oy : ‘ \ ° iA . 2 ae ‘ hee ¢ ~- ~ SS te ‘) wR » ‘ ~)® \ ‘ : Ry Py Pee a oe oy o SS » ee 2 Each dealer’s | 20 SO ae oe | . ; S. SRP ey ‘ Fant —— + . Sa e “oe N . ‘ iy: ‘ 7 “ . P SS ‘ ; “- oy ‘ ) = ine el . Tvn-ss NMS? « ‘ > St ae a” oust : , ‘ PLS) by ¥ : q , ~ a ex ~.'S ae) “a ; se 4 ~*~ > BS SS, x or aa + a ey , n F x EF . nS ; x ‘ BLAMED DIGGINS? Ls \ J. Dunlap. C. Decker Drug y, MO, Williams. L.—Tri-City Gro. eber & Smock. RO, ILL. bre. MO.—A. W, El- andolah Brothers. . Gardner. VW. F. Shelton, OD, MO, ompany., . C, Freshauer. Hood & Son. rott’'s Drug Store. _M. Forrest. Ople's Drug Store. oD, MO. , Hazel and Sut- . Marshall and mons & Hays oan : ‘ | —" Binhon, os TWU2 ASAIN ) “tx, DEAD BROKE COMES A COUPLE DON'T SS Tuars A DING: . -8 l Max Edelstein. : ; -— ‘ =_ .R2.P-P.- RK Waters. an AC Ae ep CAN’ DOW'T LOSE , | GRARRER KR! OF LUBBERS AN’ WE COME \) -FOOZLED INSULT ‘D, MO.—Brown's JERSEY FO y NO TIME PARD!) | = hes ee : oa hy US THE ©, Schaper. : | —-—— Zz BINGO) ITS GONE TO GWE Drug Store | “= “y : | ee aga , é é, is . /— > WELL, NOW YOU -—F, E. DeLar- , ~ \ el ) 7? ok eS gy SE , - ‘ SEE 1T NOW YOU BEAUTI FUL ee ry ery ei i ‘ MO—City Drug Yr il. Seymour. NOIWE & _, Smith, The Petty Dorner Co, . MO,—~ Jokerst . bhe J. Gaffner, >» MO, ry Sinithion Drugs mt. Oitteson & Co, Retor yme; ‘i llardy, =, = Mh. -~Van mieatrong & SMACKER FOR v ME JOHN! Sn a ha a Sa

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, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER Oy SOR es ST. me a ————— o- —_—— t© — “ewe (sea HERE'S THE eSa0o a Hawkshaw the Detective 34 a The Diverting Episode of the ‘ ae Sunken Treasure Chest and the Rubber Gloves - 53) ig Sages OG am eS tsk” ae Anite (Sa rw) te HE'S AS SLIPPERY AS A EEL: LiKE AS NOT HE'S JUST LATIN’ LOW TER FIND OUT WHERE WE HID THE PAPERS! - LETS HAUL ‘EM UP FROM WHERE WE SUNK'EM AN’ SELL NOT ON (OUR, | | ‘EM TER HAWKSHAW FER - . - - A FAT ROLL BEFORE THE TIN-TYPE !! a . AT AHEM - ER- T0USE LOOK KINDER WORRIED, BARON - HIVE YOUSE (OST ANYTHING © : ( ‘THE BARON DONT SEEM ) TER BE WORRIED ANY | ABOUT THE LOSS OF HIS PAPERS WOT WE HID — LET'S FIND OUT WHETHES A) HE'S MISSED EM P(O.\ TET, EH PALS ¢ pm: i le BARON GITS WISE Loe Saal aie THANKS, COLONEL COME ALONG — WE'RE GOING FISHING | == COLONEL t! il oN = GET ME MT RU Sy >S TERE THEY nee \ | — WHAT DO TOU KSHAW — IF You" GINE 7 S50p00 AN HELP US GET ASK, IF YOU'LL HAND PASSAGE HOME, WE'LL DEUVER ME THOSE PAPERS THE BARON'S PAPERS TO OUSE TO-NIGHT | — ( ER-AH-INE GENTLEMEN HAVE GOT I'LL PROMISE \ ae ee WILL BE A GOOD TO-NIGHT, BY THE LONE. PALM TR JOKE ON THEM WHEN F y= = WANT WITH = ITS A GO, MEN Wy z | eacent = mao ae a) ; I| vr wil, ae a ~S ~ ~~ + eee ’ , gorge)! | Al} ’ — . ‘ . ~ ~ ~ ae ~ ~. . ~ — _. ’ ' . RUBBER ame : yy —_ ( | aE , iy . =i. : uy | ‘ Si a pas : oo | — > ae REEP YOUR DISTANCE — IT'S SAFER ¥9 WELL PUT THE CHEST BACK iN FULL OF EELS IT'S SOON NOW — SHALL TIME TO MEET I CLOSE THE AN’ NO DINGFOOZLED BACKIN’ OUT ON THE I awars KEEP MY, WORD, MEN! VALUE YOUR LIFE. GET THAT CHEST — WE LEFT IT IN THE BUSHES AFTER WE HAULED IT UP THAT ¢ A DAND’ ? : ° * * yee ec, Mie Me Ady 2 ~- Ante ES is Le TE ll Pago 25, Tie» a eg ee 4 hes ngs on Le fe \ by ie MR, Fy MOL “Ge a Pid . ede i t,he 7 ‘a » Mee A. - "On ? 7 Py CTP ’ fog ge ae Sg a, ie ”. ue i te Fagliy- oS) A gg We ee ee ? , , CPOE Sly thy Mee ~ 5 . ~~ 4, "eer eS te SS Xx : NS Z JUST ONE MINUTE, MR. HAWKSHAW , AN’ TS THe EASIEST | > Apert NN 3 | | (SG OA AN Ne |_| | Tuan Goomness, |] Yause Kin COME AcRosT ) “6 a Ho Bey! 9900° PLUNK® HENAN. _{ THIS BLANSTED JOB 1 EVER PICKED UP | WITH THESE ‘ERE WITH 50,000 “ALLER f nthe IN MY LIFE, PALS! PAPERS IS JOLLY WELL BOYS | ee BLOOMIN q FINISHED AT LAST | <a anew! } AN' A FREE = : TRIP HOME, BESIDES! , |ARE FOUND (N THESE WATERS WITHOUT RUBBER. GLOVES !!, ‘ AS YOU SEE, COLONEL, ITS NO JOKE TO HANDLE THE ELECTRIC EELS THAT £G ‘ ae ¢ | \( TM nowous. 4 £1\) CNT (CF WAIT !

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4 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY. OCTOBER 1918. I HAVEN'T SEEN MUTT TO-DAY. WHERE IS HE? Rucs! AND JEFF—Mut COINs AND NOT ONLY THAT BUT SHE SAYS L GOT Tr Go svER ALL THE RUGS witH THE VACUUM CLEANER. iT LOOKS LIKE WO PINOCHLG Fok ME Tae Johees BRE. oo Sob Bb gece cna ae TOT nt: tne an h6UlUCtCté. ee ~% Be ae : ery al | Tiles | Gite bi (Copyright, 1918, by H. C. Fisher. Trade Mark Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.) p — By BUD FISHER s=e w + oe ae * a: ee: Sar ee Five! GET TWO POUNDS oF SIRLOIN STEAK. AND Don'T Lose THE CXANG ee (my GOODNESS, CICERO, YoURE A BIG Boy Now AND STILL You | CAN'T TIE YouR | Tic. COME, | MAMMA Witt TIE iT FOR (f ‘5 iMb ie > ; ~ . . , eS —— 2 tne RR cas — ~ ‘ evens ttle heal vnc gig ee How'D You COME TO BO THAT, MUTT? ‘ GE" My DEAR, I ANY NONEY \ VSE SONMAE aon SPEED. WE'LL T'LL RUN UP TO THE ROOF AND EMPTY THE WN DUST BAG AND GET THE TEN SPoT. WAS SO STUPID WAIT RERE 4 THAT'S THE TIME CT FOOLED THE OLD GIRL. IT'S A WONDER SHE DIDN'T GET WISE g DIDN'T KNOW : : A Le - tinal pia! at TT my GAME.- a - = as . —— * : ’ rt — . : Dr x i - ~ @ » ’ si ros, - i « = Soe Beene ry. Ie Bee i} . cS - A (t/ “=. i ee ; @ 4 f Te yy 7 : { a% ——, oe t edie - ’ ‘ = fy 4 e i ‘ie .* —— se S.. —_——e r ~_ “Se a oF NOW TO SLIDE Down TALS RAIN SPOUT AND JOIN JEFF! iT LOOKS LIKE A : ; 4 ma ah: 7 ¢ 1d 4 ee eS ee ee » | ve He ae + : epeeeh « Whey s me : oft a Rey. TR Silay oa) “ % ew} Pe cal pes! rs rps a | +S. - ; » _ 7m : : Lae ns ma b 4 — Pr ad * 2 =, Se eae ha ii - ate — lh SST ic. call sre Manis i NG . ro a aaa 7 as if Ee \) AND is ' f NIX, DOGGIE, NIK. ¥y (CICERO, GET -S.ovahs, It bh aleo recognized in the full manner the justice of the natin Alietie aspirations of the Jug Stavsa for freedom. The President, is therefo! No longer at liberty lo accept t tnere “autonomy” of these pe ple as a basis of peace, but obliged to insiat that they, @! not he, shall be the judges what action on the part of © Austro-Hungarian Covernme Will satisfy their aspirations ai their conception of their righ and destiny as members of U family of nations, Accept, sir, the renewed assu ances of my highest consider tion. ROBERT LANSING. Cet Ot In the last few days it has | reported that the Czechs wer COmplete control of Bohemia, ‘lao has been reparted that the # Slav nations have taken step throw off the yoke of Austria. **tablish a free state. ee BERNE. Oct. 28.—Prof. .