St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 24, 1920
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en oa 1 ter Peay tie Dp - ety 7 t 4 ‘ : vs ood ¥ 7 y Sigel A, 3 ie i a intro ’ me vane rw , a Sea) cll a re 2 ' nto Se ad rey nt hs Mit : “hs re > - : Sey epee | eee Sohatteses . practically q=,8 >| ra ©) ryt \ Bit That Stan] for Your Protecti giving eet 6U oy} DINE ae: A re STUD Milk, cream atd buttermilk, bottled and car- ee rying a cap fearing the name St. Louis up oe 5 Dairy Compa, is your protection in buyin up TIRE es dairy products—and your positive assurance ub ees that. you’re geting the very best quality ob ue ‘RR | E j ras Officers and Directors tainable. -4 Firestone ae so J. Charless Cabanne J . Fisk fo eer ices eae Ree eae Absolute sanjary supervision from_ the Federal of a Tire at the Hist os John P. Cab dairy to your @or, has enabled the St. Louis Boone -price. (Same applies ay Vico Puaiiene Dairy Compan} to faithfully serve its many . 7 to Tubes.) : ice-President 7 pa é y § Carlisle _ Come in—make your selection of Robert L. Kayser thousands of jatrons with pure, wholesome ‘Stronghold. ony Seen ot Tunes and poy about Gen. Manager dairy productsitor over half a century. Batavia 50 Cents on ‘ a age _ Use all St. Lots Dairy Company’s products . Sheppard Smit pe bod, SRE A : Dreadnaught the Dollar Pepa becau: e they Ilneasure up to your high stand. (Firsts) DARED an SE eg Ed. F. Hagemann ard of just wha such products should be. , luding 28x33, 34x3%, Sec. and $5xn4, 36x4, 32x4%, 33x41, $4x4%, 35x412, 36x44, 37x4%4, 33x5, 35x5 _ “a and 37x5, both straight side and q. d. clincher. Drink more mk It’s a fine habit to eul- COME TODAY—AT ONCE. | : a . _ Also during this sale substantial reductions on our entire stock of tivate because i furnishes the mind and body. Keystone, Goodyear, Goodrich, Cupples, Diamond, United States, e . > . . , National Speedway and many others, both cord and fabric. (Limited just the properkind of nourishment required stock in some sizes, so come early!) e , : ; | Mail Orders Carefully and Promptly Filled. for strength ary vitality. Delivery and Rond Service to All Parts of the City | 3 e* e . 2 oe eis ais, , Great Western Tire Corporation Si.LouisDairy Company = 2811 LOCUST STREET— NORTH SIDE OF STREET 7 ee Bement 645 St. Louis, Mo. Central] 958 ; om E. G. HEFTER, Pres. | I 4 eee a Le - DEWIES ABSENCE FROM DUTIES © ®. Perry Spencer Answers Allega- | E tions of Hyde and Farris | in Campaign. i: Bpecia! te the Post.Dispatch. | = ' Please shop carefully. No exchanges or | be ' returns permitted. — { i Charge purchases made during dalance of month payable in October. rk J —e ~ JEFFERSON CITY, Aug. 24.—(5 R. Perry Spencer, chief counsel for = thé Missouri Public Service Com-& mission, yesterday sent a letter to = Arthur M. Hyde of Trenton, Repub- ican nominee for Governor, reply- = ing to the charges made by Frank = H. Farris in his campaign for the = Democratic nomination for Gover- = mor, and repeated by Hyde in an in- | ferview in the Sunday Post-Dis-'= patch, that Spencer “did not devote ; 4 hours a year to the service of The State.” = Spencer said in the letter to Hyde |= that an examination of the dockeis = ef the circult courts and of the Su- '& “preme Court would show a great # number of cases, the preparation of & hich required all of his time and) all of the time of his assistant. He @aid he had not been absent from ; A Mighty Sale of New Suits} Presenting a Superb Collection of Fall and Winter Models at Decidd Savings Luxurious Fur-Trimmed and Self-Trimmed Models for Women and Misses ‘the department more than six days = since he received his commission ex- cept when away on officinl busi- | € mess. He also said he gav2 much = time to legal advice to the heads of | & Ahe various departments of the com- | = “mission. = ‘DAUGHTER DELIVERS FATHER, 77, © | ber Ist. f ase | Charge purchases made dur- ; | N O TE ing this sale will be placedon — : October statements, payable in November. A | | deposit of 20% will hold any suit antil Octo- ft | ' i ’ ' ae? ~ AS COUNTERFEITER, TO POLICE f ‘Oklahoma Woman Finds Moulds for [ , Making Coins in Parent's i. Room. Px “By the Aacostates Press. 8. " KANSAS C , Aug. 24.—Discov- | ery in her aged father’s room of moulds for making silver dollars | & }cuused the daughter of J. E. Kent- & *ner to bring about his arrest in Enid, q -Ok., according to an announcement | = here yesterday by Federal officials. | FS . Kentner, who is 77 years old, was = ~Placed in jail at Oklahoma City to & “await action of the grand jury, it was | & #Atated. = * He was convicted of counterfeit- = ~eentence, and went to the home of “his daughter in Enid. There, accord- | ©: : «ing to the story told by the daughter a “to the secret service agents, Kentner © + #*pent much of his time in his room. . SY i en FS rereet, rat a a te Speed i> re > WASHINGTON, Aug. 24—Exer- (5 cising the authority over intrastate = : : b> SEEPS O) oe’ eset ee o*-sane! — - Mas.) Poser ae ae agree : seal, a. $29.95 { . ~ oe ae ne ee ag eee ee - + ie ale rie Se : bad * q ? ae P 2 Buying is as profitable to you as to us. | In addition to the savings made _ possible by manufacturers’ price concessions, we offer | these Suits now on a very close margin of profit, for a small profit in August (normally a dull month), is bet ter than no profit at all. —— ~~ Ha eet An unusual opportunity to buy high-class Suits at a phe- nomenally low price. 141 Suits that surpass in value, quality and style any similar Suit occasion of the season. Beautifully tailored Suits with the wanted fur trimmings, and every Suit handsomely lined in silk. These Suits were bought at special price concessions and will be sold as we bought them. We advise vou to come as early as possible, as these Suits at this price will not last long. Regular Regular $39.50 SUITS $45.00 SUITS .... Your Choice.... 925 Serges V elours Oxfords Potret Twill Llama Cloth The Colors Include:— Navy Taupe Reindeer Mankin Blue Seal Brown Zanzibar Nanking Your style is here, for in the collection will be found the handsomest belted and semi-belted models for Fall and Winter, displaying the very newest innovations in collar, belt and pocket effects. The stand- ard of tailoring of each Suit is verv high and superior in every particu- lar to Suits usually seen at this price. Fur trimmings, in addition to braid, embroidery and buttons attached in novel effects. Every Suit Is Silk Lined SUIT SECTION—THIRD FLOOR WEST. ¥ a ee yar —— ; _ > ie ane a = on len eth Training geo ede 2 i 7 Your. > | Bo Net Dresses — D-R-E-S-S-E-S Sacrificed! Our entié remaining stock of Spring and Simmer Dresses offered at dratic reductions for final close-out. Dresses Formerly Priced to $50.00 Pliuin and Beaded Georgettes Crepe de Chines Exquisite Combinations Miny Suitable for Fall Wear Women’s and Misses’ Sizes All S-M-O-C-K-S © Formerly Priced to $8.95 Yaur me Choice, Smoas of Woodlum cloth, Seco cloth and voile, § | trimmel in wool and silk embroideries. This ineludes — — our entre stack of smocks, which we have reduced so | mercilesly to insure immediate close-ont. | and cobr combinations included. Brokén Sizes 6 to 42 _ * * WITH OUR? “PLAY >- “PIANOS of service. Some jest the thing f Liberty Be at Full ine - Lace Dresses ° i All. colors. 2 )-11-13 BROADWAY $ f Ff ts Ps B of bi ry ife i ? i
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