St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 16, 1921

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oMIC PAGE OCTOBER 15, r921. - : 3 Twelve Thousand , a (Copyright, 199 7/, 9 Ys L te /) a =) a — — a A LIFETIME. Offers Today! © See First Want Page ee — Z . : .| this year visitors frotn Kansas 4 ‘Tried to Make Good Short City, Egcelsior Springs, Richmond, > age by Selling Whisky and Lawson, Norborne, Carrollton and ® Invested in Auto to Start Taxi Business. a rom a mhiore | Lexington and other towns in this ‘section were present. An invitation to the feast is highly prized. The chickens are seasoned, wrapped in wet cloths and paper ; and placed in a bed of coals in a » Carl -Frank Abraham, 19-year-| Prepared ditch, allowed to bake 2% | Meiek teller, who changed his|° 3 hours and then Served with | — OC nk f , ° 6 hot coffee, bread, pies, cakes, dough- | Mpame “for commercial reasons,” tO) nuts and salads. | Warl Frank Dixon, and then stole; The feast is served after the hunt- | $21,500 in the last year from the | ers return from the tramp, about 1/1 | "Seruges, Vandervoort & Barney |p. m., and it is always after mid- night before the affair is over. ‘ | Bank, wants the police to find the | "man who started him on his carecr | Mp STRIKE ON HENRY FORD'S Sin frenzied finance. That man has, | E what Abraham calls a great line of, RAILROAD, UNION CHIEF SAYS to use it} By the Associated Press. 'Phatter which should be silenced} CHICAGO, Oct. 15.—T. C. Cashen, | “before he has a chance /On other young and inexperienced | P tellers. | Sey pe hee epee eapeealg es : zation, tonignt said that the Detroit, ie aoe ey ott ate btn po Toledo & Ironton Railroad, owned by | ae or the tte Suieadat thine nel Henry Ford, would be the on'y road , ",(not affected by a strike. He said pegan emerge cunds for his own that Ford's treatment had made it enterprises, & yd with sg wre unnecessary to organize the men on of ee i res gel ‘ ee . that road and that they consequently | poou d put back what he had ta ye were not affected by the strike order. »for the man with the creat line r Cashen said general-~ headquarters for the strike would bé in Cleveland, chatter. p) The one lucky circumstance in the Headquarters of the Switchmen's Union of North América will be —_—s oe holé affair, which: culminated in af yall wag ba parang * moved there from Buffalo and the Rew York so ine ut th vai des Order of Railway Conductors will 4 th Agunlagan © *ankees ' transfer its headquarters from Cedar mito, As it is that part of the plun- | Rapids, Ia., to Cleveland, he added. . ° } is intact, with an addition of 3200 from wagers on single games the series, and is in the hands | | FISHING SMACK SPEED CONTEST ‘ $13,800 in Suit Case. | | When Abraham was arrested he) By the Associated Press. i of the $13.500 which he had| HALIFAX, N. S., Oct. 15.— Blue-|! mt to New York, and gave thé nose, out of Lunenburg, today dart- there with a commission to place it’ ahead of seven other Nova Scotian ‘on the Sa oes. William Wilt, 20 two-stickers and won the first of the rs old, of 2013 Alaska avenue, two elimination trials which will de-| as arrested at Hotel McAlpin. He cide the Canadian © challenger to Rett =e vagy) phe a are | Halifax, Oct. 22, for the internation- ne ata gl ence rae | fishing smack trophy, now held by | Biesinted witha he two - youths: the Yankees. Bliuenose'’s official Menrietta street, upon whom sages as. has been calling. | , ' Miss Lauth said she recelved a RECONSTRUCTION OF ST, CHARLES long-distance telephone message | | ROAD TO.BE FINISHED NOV, | the world series, got there too 5 the New York police. ae ~ tes es of the two youths he had sent ed along the briny course of 40 miles. @ $13,800 in his suit case. He moet the Gloucesterman Elsie off ‘through Miss Felda Lauth, o73e\" e was > hours 36 minutes and 18 from Wilt, who said that he had Deen arrested, but that the money safe in a safe deposit vault. Abraham is the son of Charles FP. Abraham, a cobbler, of 3015 Reconstruction of the St. Charlies) Rock road will be cOmpleted Nov. 1 and within two ~weeks after that. . eosho street. When the was through! when the new concrete surface has the Monroe grammar echool he sufficiently settled, will thrown went to work for the Mississipp!| open to. traffic, it was announced! Walley Trust Co. He says, that at! yesterday at the County Engineer's | eze of 16 he was manager of office in Clayton. clearing-house department. He ree " poroved of vone of the vice FAIR TODAY AND TOMORROW; LITTLE TEMPERATURE CHANGE | sidents and quit and started over an office boy with the Vander-| THE TEMPERATURES. 46 3p be Lal firm at $15 a week. He stu- nights and after a_ while Manged his mame to Dixon and fled as a teller at $27.50 a _ > *) Tamers nee fh eae ; Tella of His Career. After he had made a written con- Tession to the police he told a Post- tech reporter, in greater de- /tall. how he was started on the , rd path, and how he went the route at accelerating speed un- tl od was stopped by the hand of _ Ww. The man he binmes’ for it all is Sout 60 years old and formerly was '* salesman at the Vandervoort tore. One day this man dropped in at the bank and said: _. “Boy, I've got a little sight draft I wish you would cash for me.” “Ht looked good and the boy accepted Then the man asked him to hold tt Up until the next day. He ex- ; that he was expecting a re- Cane nd maybe it would not be to send the sight draft ugh. “You look like a good, ac- modating kid,” he said, and Proved that he was by ing it up. | Didn’t Get Remittance. | Next day the man came in. He mt received his remittance, but had a letter which said it was on Way. “Give me back the $36 he said, “and I will Ave you for $75." That looked like dou- up the wrong way, but Abra- THE LUMBERMEN Official fore- TWREW SAWDUST IN THE BUYERS EYES. cast for St, Louis and vicin- ity—Fair today and. tomorrow; | not much change | in temperature. Missour i— Generally fair today and prob- ably toomrrow; continued. mod- erate tempera- | ture. * Weekly Weather Forecast. ; WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—Weather | predictions for the week beginning), Monday include: Ipper Mississippi and Lower Mis- | sour! Valleys-—-Warmer first half and| colder the second half of the week: | Was still accommodating. He | rains probable first half of the week; Continued on Page 32. Celene: 3... ; | generally fair thereafter. al I by ‘able to offer about with tacular /an ‘awry | insistent, ithe ‘sons represented their life savings. Some ‘prompted to deal with Halliday by | $500 | Biebusch and | Easton | boulevard, | feldt, , BROKER’S CREDITORS TO HOLD MEETING He Hopes to Be Able to Pay 25 Cents on the Dollar and. to Give . Personal Notes. A schedule of liabilities and assets | in the bankruptcy proceeding against George V. Halliday of Groves, who did business in = stocks bonds until hd and ‘August as GCG. VY. ‘With offices in the Arcade Building,’ the early Halliday part will be filed tomorrow with day's liabilities to be ties in the hands of banks as collat- | The secured claims to | claims | eral for loans. are those of, banks and amount $40,071. The unsecured amount to $100,483.81. The next step in the proceeding, | ‘following the filing of this schedule, will be a meeting of the creditors at Which a compromise proposition will be made, according to M. G. Levin- son, attorney for Halliday. Levinson sald this meeting probably would take place within two weeks and that | be | Hailiday hopes to 25 centg on the dollar and personal notes in settle- that time ‘ment of the claims against him. Hiome Is for sale. He said Haliiday had hoped to raise more money for the creditors on some property his wife owned in San Antonio, Tex., but that the re- cent flood there had ruined: pros- pects of disposing of the property advantageously at this time. He has just returned from San Antonto. Halliday has been out of the city for some time trying to raise funds which to settle claims against him. The Halliday home, in Webster Groves, which is up for sale, is ex- nected to bring a substantial sum to his aid. ie ’ Halliday, who bad a rather spec- rise in business here from securities salesman to broker, with expensive suite of offices, is man with a personality that confidence. Things his business in the young invites with year. Meetings of his clients previous to | the bankruptcy proceeding disclosed that he had not delivered certain se- curities that had been paid for, and when the demands of his clients for delivery of their securities became other creditors filed a bankruptcy proceeding that put him out of business. Offices Impressed Investors. Levinson said it was not likely that Halliday would resume his bus- iness career here, but would go elsewhere and attempt to retrieve his fortunes and eventually settle in >, full with the creditors. Among Halliday’s customers were working men and women. It was GV. HALLIDAY TOTAL $140:964 | Webster of & Co., | Referee | in Bankruptcy Coles, showing Halli- | $140,964.54, | The schedule shows his assets to be | .$9460, exclusive of equities in secur!- | a | went. last | WILSON AND TAFT ARE INVITED TO CEREMONIES FOR UNKNOWN WAR DEAD List of Official Guests So Large Few Seats Will Be Left for General Public. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct, 15. HE names of Woodrow Wilson and William How- ard Tale former Presi- dents of i"nited States, have been placcd next to that of l’resident Harding’s on the list of invited to the cere- monies at Arlington, Nov. 11, ii when the American unknown |] dead will be honored by the na- if tion. 1T ns th gucsts distinguished by guests Secretary Vice President Justices of the members of Cabinet, , Other | announced today if Weeks include the | “ourt, Marding’s Coolidge, Supreme f President congressional leaders, members of the diplomatic corps, dele- gates to the limitation of arma- ment conference, foreign military officers of high rank, the Gover- nors of the states, the heads of veterans’ organizations and rep- resentatives of the American Red Cross and other public ‘societies. Secretary Weeks announced that about 400 # congressional Medal of Honor men in the United States would be invited, ‘provided Congress appropriated sufficient funds for their trans- portation to Weshington and re- turn home. fecause of large number of official guests which the Gov- ernment must invite, including those coming to the armament conference and members of Con- gress, it was said there would remain within the amphitheater few, if any, seats for the general public. The seating capagity is limited to 5200 and these will be al- most wholly required for official Government representatives and their guests. , sy til® PASTOR TO USE LIGHT RAYS TO CONTROL HIS AUDIENCE pecial to the Post-Dispaich, NEW YORK, Oct. 15.—Worship- pers today in St. Mark’s Lwill find Sm themselves subjected to a i'bath of light diffused by multi-col- ored bulbs -in which pinks, bhlues, reds and ambers will predominate, the idea beinx two control wor- ishippers’ moods thwoeugh medi- lum of light hues. { At two services es are in progress, church elec- 'trician will shift controls and shunt |currents on and off to gain the de- ,Sired effect. The Rev. William Norman Gutiirie Says that he expects, by means pf (light control, to gain a control over ithe moods his parishioners and | Visitors. SAYS MRS, SOUTHARD PACKED CLOTHES BEFORE HUSBAND DIED the the the oft ; | Witness Testifies Woman, Then Mrs. Harlan ©. Lewis, Said She Didn't Know What to Do With Them. | By the Associated I’ress. TWIN FALLS, Idaho, Oct. 1o.— ‘I’m sure I don’t know what to do lwith his clothes, I have them® all | packed,” the wife of Harlan +d | Lewis, now on trial for the murder of still another husband, Edward F. Meyer, remarked to Mrs. Toombs in Billings, Montana, a day two before Lewis died, Toombs said on the or ‘today. | finding a quantity of the insect ex- | terminator which has figured large- | ily in the testimony, with repect to/ the death of Mrs. Southard’s fourth | shown at meetings of the clients that | claims of many of these per- them said thev were of attractive advertisements and let- ters that he wrote and were particu- larly impressed with the suite of of- fices and conferences with Halliday. Dist of Creditors. Creditors with unsecured claims of or more are: John Jarabeck, 912 South Charles street, Belleville, $8400; Alvina C. Berg, Anheuser- Busch Brewing Ass'n, $5500; C. H. William siebusch, St. Louls, $5235; Reily, 4425 Forest Park $4120; Frank Biester- street and Missouri avenue, $4050; J. E. Walls, Casey, Ill, $4000; the Rev. J. T. Stevens, 1904 South Seventh street, A. Jenneman, 620 Kansas avenue, $3500; Henry Niermann, 2311A South Tenth street, $3080; John W. 5°39 Lansdowne = § avenue, $3050; August Steineman, 2105 East Fair avenue, $2500; Mrs. Robert Lo- gan, care of Mississippi Valley Trust Co., $2500; R. 8. Hood, 1520 Vande- venter avenue, $2238.78; B. H avenue, Mrs. L. M. Cherokee Ealer, Centinued of Page 3. Column 2. tee | with Mrs. Chera Cody of Montana, testifving today, told of husband,. Meyer, in the cellar of the house in Billings occupied by the defendant during the time she lived Lewis. |that of a previous witness with re- ' ; $3550: B.| ' |The Spect to the finding of the poison. CHICKENS IN STOLEN HANDBAG Three men who last night held up | Maurice Landau, president of the Globe Store Co., 727 nue, as he left the store, about 9 o'clock, and robbed him of a black handbag which he carried, probably were disappointed when they found that the bag contained two:chickens | Which Landau was taking home. FULL MOON ECLIPSE TONIGHT’ The' moon is scheduled to be In total eclipse this evening. Rev. Martin 8. Brennan, as- tronomer, has announced that full moon will rise at 5:23 p. with a large portion of in eclipse. The sun will be setting *t about that time. The moon ‘wlll pass from earth’s shadow at 6:34 p. m., the eclipse thus being visible for more ‘han an hour. almost m.. Church, while the address-' Irvine F. | Mrs. | witness stand Billings, | Her story corroborates | Franklin ave- | the. its surface | the \. ‘ IKE OF HALF MILLION RAIL ‘N ORDERED TO BEGIN ' CT. 30; KRDING SEEKS SETTLEMENT _ - PRESIDENT GETS CC ANDLABOR BOARD MEMBERS | Local Representatives Instructed to Arrange for INTO CONFERENCE ' White House Statement on Summoning of Officials Says Purpose Is Consider- ation of Possibility of Early Adjustment of Rail- & way Wages and Rates. FOR UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN TWO BODIES Two Sessions Held Without _. Any Announcement Being Made and Discussions Are ' By the Associated Press. | WASHINGTON, Oct. ‘public group of the Railroad Labor Roard and the full membership of the Interstate Commerce Commils- by dent Harding, an effort to avert the threatened ‘serious rai!road labor complications. Summoned to Washington by the the three members rep- the the Labor Board were escorted by Mr. Hard- ing himself to a conference with the members of the Con.merce Commis- sion, which remained unfinished at the end of the day and left open to resumption Monday. Silence was maintained by all par. ties to the conference, even in the face of the strike call issued late in the day at Chicago, but the purpose 'of the meeting was said in a White House announcement to be consid- eration “‘of the possibility of an early adjustment of railroad rates and wages.,”” Explanation of Conference. wAftet setting forth the purpose of today’s conference the statement Said: The Railway Labor Board, created by the Cummins-Esch act, comprises nine members in threo gxroups of three each. The public group are named by the Presi- dent, the labor group are named from a Hist nominated by the rail- way labor organizations; and the managing group from a _ list of nominees named by the railway executives. The board is author- ized generally to deal with the labor, wnge and working condi- tions that concern the employes of the railways, and is given, in some directions, rather broad powers. In asking the members of the public group to meet him the President was moved by the de- sire to accomplish what he hopes may be important results as early as possible. Recognizing that the labor group and also the manag- ing group are in the nature of things partisans of the respéctive elements which they the President felt that i necessary to invite t groups because thei would necessarily be p any consideration of wage ques- tions. expected ance of $10n, President, resenting public on to the could be expected to insist wages ought to be reduced. was, therefore, the Presiderft's opinion that the most prompt aind effective results migh}be\secufed by simply calling in’ the\pupblic | group, which is concerned equally | with the interests of labor, of | management, of shippers, and of the general community. The President has been im-_ ——- pees Centinued on Page 2, Column 7. ———_— } By the Associated Press. --- ne TRIKE CALL, OUTLINING DUTIES OF UNION MEMBERS, WARNS AGAINST VIOLENCE ais oh | ” Meeting Halls and Reports on Developments. to Make Regular —_--—_ - CHICAGO, Oct. 15.—The strike call for the railroad walkout out- lines the following duties of “mem- bers and officers’’ in conduct of the strike, It is dated at Chicago, Oct. 14, “DUTIES OF MEMBERS. “1. No man in road service in- volved in the strike will perform any service after the hour set to strike | unless he has already begun a trip} and has actually left the terminal. | If the train has left the terminal, he will complete the trip and de- \liver the engine and train at the end run or tie-up point, if tled up under’! } } ' } service on a freight train. 15.—The personal direction of Presi-. joined forces today fn’ | roll call organization ‘chairman of the meeting. The sec- ‘is no difference to Be Resumed Tomor- identically the same rights to refuse the law, after which he will perform | no further service until the close of | the strike. Men in other than road service will leave the service at the appointed time. So far as your le- g@#i right to strike is concerned, there between a mail train and freight train. You have ‘o perform service on a mail train as you have to refuse to perform Warning Against Violence. All men on strixe will keep away from the companies’ property, except such men as are designated to certain duties _to be performed by authority of the organization, | “3.. Every man should understand | that the laws of the organizations in- volved must be obeyed. Acts of vio-| lence of any nature will not be toler- | uted by the organizations. . ; “4. The local representatives will arrange for a hall for meeting pur- poses at all terminals, using one of! their own lodge rooms if available. Immediately after the strike be-,. comes effective, all men will assem- ble at the hall secured for meeting purposes. When thus assembled? an organization will be perfected by the election of a chairman, vice chair- man and secretary. No person will | be permitted to. be present In the’ meeting halls other than those who are on strike, except by permission of, the assemblage. “5. The secretary will arrange a (alphabetically) with each on a separate sheet. | Roll will be called twice daily, morn- ing and afternoon. The names of the nonmembers will be kept separate on the roll from the names of those! who are members of the organiza- tions. All strikers will be required to answer the roll call and also to be in the halls, where halls are provided, during the day at all times, unless excused by committee action or by on ~* ‘retary will also keep a record of the ‘proceedings from day to day. organizations, and great car be taken by every member of the or- | ganizations to avoid associating with (should be discouraged #0 as not to cast reproach Care,as to Conduct Urged, 6. In the conduct of cvery strike | there are numerous irresponsible persons, net members of the organi- vations, who take occasion to en- gage in acts of violence and disor- derly conduct, and such actions are usually attributed to members of the should such persons and such. conduct upoy the cause. Some railroad officials may en- on” te | deavor to coerce or mislead the men | ' by asserting that men at other points | ' ‘have not quit or that they have re- organization on ‘and be governed accordingly, and no ‘with all former rights. “pUTIES OF LOCAL CHAIRMEN. | curned to work. Such information should be discounted and all strik- ers should apply to. their officers and committeemen for information, member or nonunion man will return to work until the strike is officially declared off, when all will return at the same time without prejudise and | “1. The local chairmen of each | each division of | railroad will jointly supervise the | prosecuton of the strike on the ter-| ritory over which they have juris- | diction. “9 Local chairmen are expected | reported and necessary action either /as to discipline or safety measures taken at once. uation and will report daily, prefer- ably by night telegram letter, to their representative general chair-~ man, as to the condition of affairs. Whenever it is possible for the local chairmen representing all of the or- ganizations involved at any’ terminal to report to their respective general airmen jointly in one communica- tion, it should be done. “3. Expense incurred (for tele- Srams will be borne jointly by the organizations involved._— “4. When deemed advisablé, the local chairmen will agree upon an assistant chairman for the respective organization to be located at outly- ing points and-said assistant chair- men will report to their respective local chairmen. 5. Clearly defined cases of disloy- alty on the part of any representa- tive of the organization should be “DUTIES OF GENERAL CHAIR- : MEN. “1. The general chairman of each railroad involved in the strike will supervise and be responsible for the conduct of the strike upon the line of railroad over which he has jurisdiction, and will make reports by night telegram letter to the grand officer having general super- vision over that line of road. Ex- pense incurred by so doing .will be TWO MILLION. TOTAL 10 JOIN IN. WALKOUT Progressive Tie-Up of Serv- ice Planned by Strikes on Four Groups of Lines, One Group to Go Out Every 24 Hours, Begin- ning at 6 A. M. on Oct. 30. HAVE SIGNED ORDERS Instructions Specify Mail Trains Are to Be Included; Action Result of Vote~by Workers on Question of By the Associated Prese. : CHICAGO, Oct. 15.—More than half a million American fatiroad men t@day were ordered to initiate a strike Oct, 30, while other un- ions, whose membership .brings the paid in accordance with the laws of the respective organization. “2. On reads where, because of the number of strikers involved, it becomes necessary for the general chairman.to have assistance, he may designate other officere and mem- bers of the General Committee as in his judgrnent may be necessary to successf'illy carry on the strike. “3. In the absence of instructions from the grand officer in charge of the district, the general chairmen will agree between themselves as to tho peints at which they will. be lo- cated during the etrike, and they will immediately advise the thtir local chairmen where they are located and the proper address. The general chairmen should keep each other advised as far as possible as to their lecation or movements. “DUTIES OF GRAND OFFICERS. “The grand officera of the organi- zations involved will be assigned to certain districts and each grand of- ficer so assigned will have general supervision over the strike in his respective district and over all mem- bers on strike and others associated with théem in that district. “Grand officers will keep the executives of the organizations ad- vised of the exact situation in their | district. “ASSIGNMENT OF GRAND OFFTI- CERS. “Grand officers will. be assigned to cities as follows: Atlanta, F. A. Burgess, J. M. Larisey, R. BE. Moon: Buffalo, T. R. Dodge, F. J. Sheehan; Boston, L. G. Griffing; Chicago, H. P. Daugherty, A. F_AVhitney, W. M. Clark, 'C. V. M ughlin, W. J. Trost; Cincinnati, O. D. Hopsin; Cleveland, M. J. Murphy. W. H. Burt; Denver, A. J. Lovell, W. J. Babe; Detroit, J. A. McBride; Du- luth, BE. A. Ball; Dallas, E. Corrt- gan; Houston, G. W. Anderson; Kansas City, E. FP. Curtis, A. L Kaufman, I. V. Kanan: Los Angeles, J. A. Phillips, J. A. -Farquharson; Milwaukee, J. B..Connors; Nashvilie, A. Johnston, W. C. Turner: New Orleans, Val Fitzpatrick; New York, M. C. Carey, A. C. Blainey; Omaha, J. T. Hughes, E. H. Gruse; Philadel. phia, O. J. Goff; Pittsburg, 8. H. Huff, D. B. Robertson; St. Louls, 8. A. Boone, John Bannon; St. Paul, 8. N. Berry: San Franciaco, F. H. | Nemitsz: Seattic, M. FE. Montgomery: Washington, H. KE. Wille, W. N. Doak. The call is signed by iW. 8. Car- ter, president B. of L. F. B.; W. G. Lee, president, B. of R. T.: W. 8. Stone, grand chief engineer, B. of L. B.; L. EB. Sheppard, president, O. R. C., and T. C. Cashen, president ‘to keep in close touch with the sit-! 8 U. of N A. > —— ee IN CITY CIRCULATION THE ‘DAILY POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS ‘ The 2d St. Lotus Newspaper (The Globe-Democrat) The 3d St. Louis Newspaper , The 4th St. Louis Newspaper (The Star) f rahe thls _ - mY "If it will be one of the moat serious strikes in American — ) portation history,” said W. G, president of the railroad : who during recent weeks has s# circulars to hie men warning : of the critical nature of the they contemplated, | _— “ s ‘ + > . ' 5 aa ; : o * 4 ‘ ar L » hy ae = . — - x a “ ca . y ? . ; : ‘ > Ww . esi, . ) . = © 2g : ay 2 pproxima : ie } 3 ‘ - ‘ ‘: -. ¥ * : . “ “-_ “a = e ee - . " = Deas Tee “ » ¥ 4 by Approximately 60,000 (The Times) | | by Approximately 10 oe Accepting July Wage Cut. .

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Sw tee Tamsted re ee - as — ana = le a _- ee oe = ‘ae : dia Bes aa mony next week. — ST.LOUIS POST-DISP ded by JOSEPH Foun 12 tt , ys Published Daily by the Pul all ; Co. Twelfth and Olive ; i (Member Audit Bureau ef C : MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIAT The Assoctated Press is ! titled to the use for republic a dispatches credited to it credited ig DOaper a ; herein. All a lication of specila] dispatches reserved. a SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY ADVANCE. Ee Daily and Sunday one vear Dally without Sunday. one Sunday only. one Remit elther monev order or St. By Carrier in St Loule and (40-mile sone.) Daily only. 70c a Month. Su rough Newsdealers FE Dalilv onlv. 75c¢ a Month: &u ee 1870. at the Postottice st Be ted ; he Ree ot March 3 1878 ae — 3 ey — < i ae PB oe lei under the act Bell. Olive 6600: Kinlech. C oo — — —_ During the first six 1921, the POST-DISPATOCH g# 387,613 “Want” Ada—t je than the THREE other St. ~ a newspapers COMBINED, . « This Complete Genuine Victrola Outfit a 20 SELE ONS on ten double 85c Victor Records of your choice. 200 needles and Tungstone Styli. KIESELHORST | Great VICTROLA Outfit THIS WEEK $10 Cash $6 Monthly Buy Your Xmas Victrola NOW and take advantage of this Special Kteselhorst Combination Outfit Offer Co kd e*: 2 * as ONLY — $ ; 7: , ; ‘. wh KIESELHORST @ Established 1878 ) 1007 OLIVE . ie wet nSER MISSES 2-FOOT ON LAST GREED F PG IAA | a close match that went t eenth green, Mrs. Lynn Ww an of the Glen. Echo Country Clut an the women’s St. bouts district cham plonship yesterday by Mrs. Sterling E. Edmunds of » St. Louis Country_Club, 1 up, the St. Louis Country Clw where the national amatew ment was held a few Ww “= A" " “ a ab. * « Apt 'Mrs. Wasson and Mra, Edmur sare the survivors of a field of 12 amen who entered the qualifyit last Monday, each ha her four previous matches. fo equally matched were the yesterday that at no time of them have a lead of me one hole. The advantage WSs with one and then the othe ve Edmunds squaring the mate the home green, only to lose the extra hole. : Demonstration for Winner. A gallery consisting mainly men, and including many of ers who had been eliminated riler matches, followed *the nile a division of sentiment sernible, it did not become until the end. Immediately aft Edmunds missed the final pu hus losing the match, Ler oppo fairly mobbed by a& sco 4ends who swooped down, ng and k! sing her, patt! m the back and giving other d matrations of satisfaction. The I< len was surrounded by a crowd pathizers, “Mrs. Edmunds’ defeat was dl fdue to bad putting. She was c stently outdriven throughout. h, but she usually comfy 4 for this by superior appre Mrs. Wasson’s short game decidedly unrelable. One impression of the play 6b emphasize the enormous diff “ between championship golf layed by wome-“ind by men.” holes, Mrs. Wasson had a m Core of .04, and Mre. Edmunds 03, neither cf which would yithin 10 strokes of qualifying championshif ciass of a ™ ment of any importance, notwithstanding the fact ft women. drove from the she In the re ent national ir tournament, Francis Out ' low medalist, with a 69% | ' In yesterday's atch, Mra. fon showed the more masc : Her swing was firmer, put considerably more snap strokes. On her short hes, where strength is not a factor, she was outpiay her drives and vbrassie Were harder and lower, Weather Conditions ~~foet ' The weather was perfect. | « ants teed off under a 2nG@lan summer sky, in a wind ae just cool enough to make King comfortable. As the Me higher the temperature — se, and by noon sweaters | fcome excess baggage. The | ry numbered not more than ‘outset, but sundry stragm iad increased its size to nearly efore the last green was reace Both players started Edmui.ds winniny No. 1 9 to her o ponent’s 8. Mrs. | *quared it on No. 2, hows ‘ra par. asa result of drive which stopped 6 t 4 « i,t off the green with her m t took 8 to get down, | aunds having a 7. They mth and sixth with sixes, ver, by winning the te Men's par for the }. le ta 4 of judgment cost Mra. 'W je 21th, puttin: her . Phe

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SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 1921. 56 PAINTINGS TO THOUSANDS Visi BE OFFERED FOR AUTOMOBILE SHOW ALE BY BIXBY GOVERNOR SPEAKS James Carravalla Recalls Instantly Articles He - Stole—Tells Police Board Head to Put von something aient Guisgaaanian On More Plain-Clothes Men. Mansion at King’s High- ars way and Lindell Capitalist: Occupied for 20 Years. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCI: eee Ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Burglar Helps Victims = eo or PHLIPPINES Pick Out Their Property > at Police Headquarters - S ionship | Winner of the Women’s St. Loui District Golf Champ fF TITLE WON “SMV MRS, WASSON oo 9) UP, IN VS HOLES nm te J. Warne, statistician ad brotherhoods. were made by Warne ¢ and incorrect figu . llroad operation ccetpall M. Wood became Governor-General of the Philippines today. He war sworn !n immediately on his arrival! from Japan and at once took up the | duties of his new office. _ e. Prees. nobody ha MANILA. P. L, Oct. 18—Leonard — - re = Echo Player Defeats wee Sterling E. Edmunds | Final for St. Louis Dis- | ict Championship. . | SER MISSES 2-FOOT __ TT ON LAST GREEN Begin Razing Hyde and Mayor, at Opening of Exhibit, Say Display In- dicates Depression in Busi- A strange reception was held yes- sold ail his loot, Carravalla sald. Tis- | terday and last night in the office | te — buying a good deal of it, fc —_ | but says Ye thought Caravalla was a erleseer dis ra saat Re GS * | legitimate jewelry jobber, and never in the stir is always sure where the | . eadquarters; a burglar W@S/ once suspected that the goods were | next meal is coming from, and that host and stolen. he’s going to have a place to sleep, \Sitting with his legs in irons, James! Jewelry, however, was far from| he isn’t afraid to go back.” ‘being an exclusive line with Cara-| . Much interested by Carravalla, Mil- IN BODY DESIGNS Carravatia, who says he is known pro- | , ' me valla; in fact, one of the items re- ier Iater cailed him into an inner 7 Lone Wolf,” re- | covered was @ pair of black trousers | Office, and there, In the presence of visitors a running which Tissot was wearing when ar-|#everal reporters, occurred one of rested, and which were identified as|the strangest interviews imaginable .«4 1 the property of an undertaker. The;—!n which a confirmed burglar lec- cutaway coat belonging to the suit | tured the head of the Police Depart- /Was unearthed later in the bottom |™ment on how to catch lawbreakers of a clothes hamper in Tissot’s home land prevent crime. at 1409 South Fourteenth stréet. The; “You,” said Miller, “are an un- silk shirt which he had on also was | Usually intelligent criminal, and you the Police Board, on how to prevent identified by the undertaker. The j know all about thieves, I want you crime and criminals like. police took the jeweler home and pee tell me what makes thieves out of a nts permitted him to change to garments; en, and how we can prevent steal- Se showel that was a philo- | to which he had a clearer title. ing.” ‘gophic burglar—or perhaps a bur-| .7h@ undertaker, John A. Schmidt,/ “I'll tell you,” said Carravaila. “My 'glarious philosopher——certainiy, that of 3245 Hartford street, was accom-| cellmate is a 20-year-old boy. He ‘he was a most extraordinary house | P@nied by his wife. ‘“‘Where do you; doesn’t know anything about crim- >rowler. There is the well-known | live?” asked Caravalla when they/inals. I am leaving him alone, but ‘maxim of the burglar» who said, jentered. They gave him the address. |nine out of ten men like me, in s “Never work in your own block;”|° OG. yes, you're the undertaker,” | case like that, would pass. the nie but Carravalla has a complete list of Said the man in irons. “I was sav-| by telling that kid a@ lot of stories night that approximately 18,000 per-|such rules. He is a genuine “effi- |!"8 One of those black sults to wear/ about jobs they had puiled off, and sons passed the ggte, at least one-/ciency burglar,” which may account |t© 4 funeral,” and he grinned. | how they had fooled the poles, ; To Return Baby's Jewelry. When he got out, he would be anx- third of whom paid admission. The/for his success,during the last year crowd at 10 o’clock was so dense that/in robbing a large number of St.| “Did you get a bag that had the ious to try it for himself. Tells of Start in Crime. there was scarcely space for persons; Louis homes and getting away with | baby’s jewelry in it?” asked Mrs. to move about among the exhibits. property the total value of which he Schmidt. “I sure did, and lll see “That's how I started. When I was There will be no show today, but, conjectured was more than $10,000. that you get it back,” thé robber as- | 3 newsboy in Detroit I decided I beginning again tomorrow. the doors Shunned Apartment Houses. sured her. cculd make more money cutting a loan | ~ be open from lia. m. to ll p. These were the rules Carravalla; “God bless you for that!” she ex-| §T&S8, 80 I bought a lawnmower. he Te« in. daily through Saturday. ‘says he followed: ‘claimed. Carravalla smiled grimly. | 45 I was taking it home, a bull The show was officially opened at | Never carry a gun—in a pinch | “It looks like I’m booxed for a long| §T@bbed me, and accused me of I put up a fight, and. of great ' o.. : : 6 it 2:30 p. m. with a ceremonial march.) you might use it. , Stretch this time,” he said. | stealing it. in they six months in to prison for the first time ts like a 4 child going into a dark room for the first tlme. When the child finds out that there isn’t anything in the dark to hurt it, it isn’t afraid to go back. When a convict finds out that a man like me don't reform. A man going — a ee “ during . the railway executives. utives, he said, had sub- tistical fallacies.” ) of information and 4. ts designed to Prove in. in the executives’ figures nted by the witness, whe _ t the raflroads had suf. ' losses from Government d i said their revenues dur. | r were the largest tn his.” ness Is Past. his victims were callers. ‘OTHER ART WORKS LENT TO MUSEUM 4 . ae historic battle between British “ha pion Willie Honter and Bob | — | Gardner, wa halved with sixes. Mra. | | Wasson squared the match on No. | rn Edmunds, Consistently 15, sinking a 4-foot putt for a 6, | | . en, Keeps Match | while her opponent took 7. 4 | Greater steadiness won the 16th | Sas ey tier Superior Ap-| °°" Mr. Was-on. She sank a 4- + Shots. | Ps aa fessionally as n the flow of amiable conversation, while he solicitously aided them in picking ‘Many New Models and Re- newed Cars Are on Dis- | ou: their belongings from a heap of ‘loot on a table. play at Chevrolet Build- He concluded the day’s perform- n ance by delivering, on request, a &- lecture to Victor Miller, president of ceived with Some of Costly Collection Will Be Moved Into Apart- ment Until New Residence Is Built. foot putt for a 4, hile Mrs. Ed- munds, who had a 12-inch putt tg! halve it, missed, and so became one | down, Sg close match that went to the: The vaci‘ating fortunes of the | : | match, ; Q m‘ne | eg wna: anc the imm‘nence of its ne ' ony | close, by this time had aroused if the Clon Echo Country Club Intense interest, and a number of the women’s St. Louis dirtrict men came vvcr from the clubhouse SB championship yesterday by de- and joined the galléry going to the ire Sterling E. Edmuniis of | ath. The players alse stiffened un- ' a! © |; der the pressure, and each sank her | & Louis Country Ciub, 1 Up, first putt to halve the hole with par | the St. Louis Country Club/fours. Mf) V7asson wert into the) where the national amateur | home stretch one up. | | She outdroy. | entrant on h the Country Clivrb | first and second shots, and had a short mashi? third to get ou, but trapped it in that vast hazard that guards ihe home green, and took two to get out, losing the hole, and squaring the match. her four previous matches. Mrs. T\imunds Misses th rt Putt. | equaliy matched were the fin- | A numbe. o: persons who had yesterday that at no time did | watched tl~ players come in, now followed them to Commission the raltirc excessive amounts for without necessity, and — “land grant” railroads } ubly during the war con- by receiving rates with. ‘duction for thetr land n the Government. ronds in pecent years fled, had made large ex. for permanent im prove. "g-for them out of oper.-. | ues and charging them s of operation. He also at ronds had manipuiat. ance accounts 80 as to rably or adversely their ng revenue and income _ capture ever at-/; show that automobile The greatest crowd tended a St. Louis turned out yesterday afternoon and last night for the annual fall show of the St. Louis Automobile Manu- 'facturers and Dealers’ Association, which opened yesterday in the Chev- rolet building, Union boulevard and Natural Bridge avenue. Robert E. | Lee, manager of the show, said last Workmen yesterday began to raze the mansion W. K. bixby i cupied at the corner of King’s Lindell vard for n Bixby B. %96 « pubifc Lynn has oc- ? iigh- a the sterday Selkirk tion and boule last 20 id | authorized the firm |& Sons to sell at Oct. 24 many of the valuable art ob- jects which he has ‘search of the world. Bixby, one of the ieading art con- noisseurs and collectors of St. Louls, | '4s offering for sale at this time, 56) oll and water color paintings and etchings of masters, yesterday sent 67 other works of art to the city art ‘museum in Forest Park and is preparing to remove mainder of his collection | Value to an apartment building way . ‘ . A mS . - ‘ J J. “auc years * Oi ? ‘ Or , 4 collected in a ment was held a few wees Wasson and Mrs. Edmunds the survivors of a field of 116 » who entered the qualifying last Monday, each having re depressed arbitrarily, uring periods when the © re seeking rate increases’ Interstate Commerce ne ai. us avy ae oe “ : : » * s + - “s i the | ex | . ; Lag apg Roan - i ill continue his testi.” of them have = jead o sgromte-o Mrs. Bandena~ chert 3b emer Kempmed ith tin wth) eatin watt? auahiteite through the buildings of exhibitors Don't rob poor people—it isn” A man from Lastgate avenue, in | ° gave me the week. vd one hole. The advantage Was | - > = e -Was in | j : ntil ¢ “| headed by brass band and Gov. wvorth .while. |University City, came in. “No, I Workhouse for “fesisting arrest. residenee e he . plan and construct a him, the site of whi sele d Mas To Make Way ? Tiet Genic Alison can the “chocolate drops. ile Mrs. for Wasson pulled to the rough. Their | . excellent recoveries lay togethc- on | Near oh? at ct oa ae the fcirway. Mrs. Edmidnds sliced MAN lI ENDS | IFF her i‘uird far to the right, and Mrs. } } ’ ‘didn't rob your place,” Carravalla| There I met all kinds of old thieves. said instantly. ‘They told me how easy it was to “How do you know?” persisted | prowl houses. I got the idea it was the caller. “I'll tell you how; I was | Saft life. When I got out I found » out there and looked Eastgate and they were right. Then I had an | Westgate over, but I saw they were j}argument with a saloon keeper over ‘all apartment houses, and I laid off. a slot machine, and got from one to |I never work in apartment houses— | 15 years for attempted robbery. I too many janitors.” fought with a penitentiary guard, There entered Miss Maud Schmidt | and got three years fm solitary. I of 3629 Texas avenue. “Yes, I was | Was in that prison seven yeara, and there.” said Carravalla. “I lost a/ by the time I got out I was Geter- «; | bracelet,” said Miss Smith. mined that the next thme I went up ., | “Yes you lost two of them,” sup- |it would be for something worth plemented the burglar. ‘There's | while.” 'one of them, and over there is the Hvde, Mayor Kiel and Victor J. Mil-'! ler, president of the Police Board. The march ended n improvised piatform, where program speech-making was given. . R. C. Frampton, president of the Automobile Dealers’ "and Manufac- turers’ Association, as master | of ceremonies and the speakers. Mayor and Governor Speak. Mayor Kiel said the exhibition was, the most striking that he had ever ittended, and said the large number of exhibitors and « ar was an indication of re-establishment of | with one and then the other, | Bdmunds squaring the match the home green, only to lose it the extra hole. | Demonstration for Winner. DA gallery congjsting mainly of yon, and including many of the bvers who had been eliminated in matches, followed ‘the play. © a division of sentiment was In the summer, work in the efternoons, when. the women folks | are MRS. LYNN WASSON. epee ss h S$ not ch te at & out. In wint work right d a. m., sleep the soundest. Stay away. from apartment houses——too many janitors arounitl. Always Work alone, and therw won't | anybody to “snitch” on you, Always open. Don't work it’s ‘too easy from the car to ~ es } POST-DISPATCH 7 . ah pe eifth and Olive Streets ot Bureau of Circuiations,) THE ASSOCIATED PRESB. 1% ‘reou biiea ‘ion of t All rights of tcoher herelp are for Hotel. the home and the abandonment he grounds is going forward to provide a site for an éeight-story $1,000;000 hotel and ‘the construction two apartment huildings, the commercial investment being placed at approximately 84 000,000. he razing of the home, | iwhich will | the hotel site, began /yesterday. construction the © e st ©) between mid- when people 2 er j ry*}. “ | ‘ 1¢* leave the oe . The of ; apartment buildings is nearly com- piete, on street car lines; for people to get the house without ' RATES BY ADVANCE. —_———— ay one vear.. MAIL IN | ars this yv | * “How can .we stop crime in st. Lceuis?” Miller asked. tunday. ‘ha value , ' : fidenc business ‘hic | sar.°** ' ne vear pees ling and k! sing her, patting her | Out— . The —— of wy" . preety, Ag ey ee ees oe be enanpecosas msc | being seen. _ other. , ’ 1| “By putt'ng on’ 1000 more lain , . e ° ‘) ‘ ‘ ° ga? Said, } ; . aii «A 4 ~ a j eae -_ se én . : se , a? “"?» ‘* - . sv wpa ee ee the Oack and giving other"dem- | Mrs. Wasson. .834 866 356——49 Patrick Blanchard Takes '°°!4 t auction ts placed at $75,000. | sald, woule Co more ten nlovmeny {c, F7om10 @ m. yesterday until late; “Where's my rings” 3 sold te pit cscs Pa spiro me Lon jons of satisfaction. The loser Mrs—. dmunds 664 766 367—F r\ | in addition, the sale will mciuace ese in Soi.V ne t : Urie Mmpios ment ‘last night, with intervals for lunch ; don't know whether you can wet it we gee bret rs, meat » St Louis and Suburbs: peo aes er at : ~ lmore than half the Bixby collection | problem. | a continu back or not.” ‘ ,. What abou e whipping ge 40-mile gone. was surrounded by.a crowd of bie . ; Poison, Leaving Note Say-'!™”: — a a oe pen eee and supper, a continuous stream of | Dac ~y ot : te Month Sunday 10c “ Cony thizers. | In Total. , R y ‘of bric-a-brac of great but undeter- Speaking of the Bact intion of auto- men and women to the total number Says He “Newor Robs Poor l* ople. | Uke they have in Delaware?” said Newsdealers K ‘Mre. Wasson. .$65 866 448-—55—104 i'mined value and a large portion of | motive transportation to economic! .¢ pore than 150 was admitted to} One woman gave an address on Miller. 7 leew 4 - . . dav lOc @ Copy Edmunds’ defeat was direct- Ing His Usefulness Is at ‘problems of the nation, Mayor Kiel South Broadway. “I wasn’t there,” | |Carravalia's reply was edged with s Month: Sun . - of —-- Mrs. Edmunes..765 867 646-—-53—103 the house furnishings. In fact, ev- he rect: “Guewavulin aeeneenel econd clare matter - ue to bad putting. She was con- Bre ee : gre tag ‘said they were insepara es he : waa i we | oere? toffice at Bt Loste.” : ¢ tly outdriven throughout the Both players were tournament an End. erything but those pieces which Bix- | baie : oe oe en em orc cai ‘remarkable memory in recalling not said Carravalla decisively. “I never | b Agencies at's the ee ae thing ~ . eS 1S a i, but she usually compen- veterans. Mrs. Wasson was runner- by contemplates placing in his new /le believed ag oe saan bo henwih a ‘only several of the houses that he |reb poor people,” he added. ) fhe * saw,” he “ : al ee ~~ 00: Kinloch. Central 6600 iM for this Ly superior approach- | up in 1919 for the trophy. s _. jhome will be sold at this time. | Somme when all local freight would \be | ad entered, but also the specific ar-| “Because you sympathize with | has been up against t thing is. : Patrick Blanchard, 71 : oid, | transported by automobile truck. them?” suggested someone.. The} ready to cormmit murder or do any- = «i > ears ticles he had taken from them. | The auctioneer’s announcement of, articles to be sold is, beside the pipe It never will reform any- Mrs. Wasson's short game be- decidedly unreliable. The real surprise of the “le Jov ‘de. W ‘as an aut )- ¥ : R » ) OF Ge Courna formerly 2 cattle dealer, ended his Gov., Hyde, Who was an autom He discussed his own operations ! burglar laughed. Because they! thing else. + fired months of ment was Miss Audrey Faust, 18- bi ‘ iistr ‘e be- | “Tr | fe 1185 ) aust, mah e® ivory a e dealer and distributor before be , eis an’ ee body. ST-DIS ‘H printed "4 - impression of the play Was year-old daughter of Mr and M re life yeste rday ufternoon by taking orgayt , bedroom furnitur , iv ory pal ) l hn G a : x ciel : ‘wit without a trace of reticence, admit- ) hav en t fot anything, he said. , . ve ie nev ~Ads—116,751 more emphasize the enormous differ-| award A. F : t of 1% Portland : hnine in } t 3000 C) lor suite, drawing-room suite, dining coming Governor, was greets ”* iting that he had served four prigon | make 1% a rule always to work west How do thieves start out? - 4 . } Lp wee. 4 § c i | iis Mm aU od al nou ; " 4 rolongeer : ‘ ~ + ZT t es ‘ c \ . . / . ° ° 7 REE other ae. . Lente ae shanipionship dell ad «ihe if is emg ii oY a irychnine in fis 7 ? a ‘and breakfast room sulte, leather up- | a i applause. _" — og: wf terms in the East Yor housebreaking. of Jefferson avenue. ’ ‘They begin by hanging around ‘OMBINED, j by wome> “and mn Pew ae Pp . who Was e@i1irn —! in the tcanu avenue. lie left a letter asking holstered hall chairs, arm chairs. lated the dealers on the show ane land that he was wanted on Detroit for | Miller, president of the Police the poolrooms. Then they: get into " - a SE ies Mire. Wasson mo aaslid soy | by he! fellow op oggagne al that his body be turned over to a Italian hand-carved chairs and chest, said the turn in the lane of industrial ‘ocaapliper se 5 acta which: ha Geckeees. (enna: ee 'n last night! jail, and mix with the old Sint ie Se . = m6 wath | » ‘ } P , she - ; Is tty } > ache I 1a | ; ne ee ; is UL " | |; ver, mrs, Edmunda, Friday. es} carved table, draperies * activity had been rea‘ hed and th and talked to Carravalla. Wolf,” he and when they get out, as I told you, "* . ‘medical society to use as it saw it. ihe did not commit. At the letters ' Blanchard had ‘scratched out a iist of bonds totaling $350, which he had stated were being held for him in a St. Louis bank. His acquaintances believe he may have given these away before ending his life. Last he visited the Post- Dispatch office and contributed two $50 bonds to the Post-Dispatch Pure __—!|Milk and Free Ice Fund. “Usefulness Near an End.” “I don't want anybody held . —— of .04, and Mrs. Edmunds had | has been playing only two years, and (time was here when the automobile me, neither «f which would come jt was her first tournament e: >eri- min 10 strokes of qualifying in| ence. She was an interested spec- championship) ciass of a men's | tator of yesterday's match. ent of any importance, and | notwithstanding the fact that women drove from the shorter In the re ert national tournament, Francis low medalist, with a 69. yesterday's aatch, Mrs. Was- Sshowed the more masculine Her swing was firmer, and s put considerably more snap into | > ’ » . ra) : 4 Srokes. (n her short ap- Donne, 1003 Hamilton avenue, $218 , i) ? ‘ ‘ ‘ . hesqWwhere strength is not so. at. B Lane, vane te of wantonal Cand) ' _ « |Co., Chicago, $2005.91; E. J. Jenne- & factor, she was outplayed, | e o b a Me /man, 620 Kansas avenue, $2000; er drives and ~brassic shots | ,, 4 |} Katherine Kilker, 6508 Oakland av- fe harder and lower. > ie Wea slate Cae enue, $2000; Mrs. Henry Knabe, peather mditions ect, 7008 Lindell boulevard, $2000; Hen- Weather was perfect. The/ry J. Drawe, 704 St. Charles etreet,. ants teed off under a hazy | $1980.44; F. H. Wolf, 1408 Hogan summer sky, in a wind that street, $1766: O. B. Friemel, City) @ just cool enough to make brisk | Hall, $1750; B. Miller and H. Miller, %— comfortable. As the sun | Seattle, Wash., $1700; Charlee Fo-) higher the temperature did | quet, 3731A Lawrence avenue, $1500; | z. of one of two enu ———ee had written he P ——- ‘LIABILITIES OF tictunel | G. V. HALLIDAY TOTAL $140,964 or i +? weer Tt RST | - Y Continued From Page One. liable K ithly ' advantage putfit Offer ‘that nature can give me a little rest, The Harpigne ‘tem of living; that good roads were | so whoever finds mein the grasp Of | artist's salon | knitting America into a great unit) death please do not try to counter-| Trees” of 1901. This picture ftself| of activity by bringing isolated | act the effect. I would like to take | 4s valued in excess of $20,000. Some /places- in touch with one another | the gas or chloroform route best, but! of the other subjects are: “Cupid,” and with the places on the railroads. | it might affect my neighboring by L. Perault; “The March of the He said the good roads system | roomer or cause an explosion. If/Forest,” by Rosa Bonheur; “Shell | planned for Missour! would give tho acience can make any use of my body! Fishermen,” by Biommer; “Grand | State 7300 miles of roads, a greater to make the world easier to live in,| Canal at*Venice,” by Rico; “On the| mileage than that of all the rail- | referred tod is ths picture, “Autumn handsomely , a - . rita‘ "} pt) ;° ve ‘ : } 86a» : Vy a and lace curtains, fhe rcove rings, | ‘neus would come into its own as| A fellow prisoner with Carravallia, said, “you admit four terms in the | they at» ready to begin.” ; beautiful bronzes, marbles, pedestals, | Husiness a) oun .s UO! it Mla b mes ; but a far less talkative one ig George pen. Didn't you ever feel that it | - . . . ’ 7 ‘ o : > . si : . t wrt ; | la, Rico, Blommers, Rosa Bonheur, | ness, but you now have material and | Ziem, Robie, Allan Schmidt, L. Per-;| will get cars and money 15 being} , till rault, Max School, Meeker, Howard; passed around. Therefore, you are | 3 sits good form to cao | Pyle, F. S. Church, Francis Wheaton, | on the eve of an era ach gh | SPECIALS AT be tl for this,” Blanchard wrote, “as |Manillo A. Chase, Drummond, Max} Influence on the Nations. 8 take it all on myself. I feel that my| Guton, De Caurillon, Hopkinson; He said automobiles and good | At W H usefulness is very near an end and! sriith and others. /roads were revolutionizing our sys- Trunks : the Wes otel B ity service — S$ it C $50 our former price—Ladiecs’ Fitted Suit with and by noon sweaters had | | excess baggage. The gal- Bumbered not more than 25 at OUtset, but sundry stragglers Increased its size to nearly 100 the last green was reached. h players started nervously, Edmui.ds winnins No. 1 with a ther o ponent’s 8. Mrs. Was-. uared it on No. however, | Wes & par. as a result of a per- | & drive which stopped 6 feet from | pin. Mra. Edmunds took mey halved the third with 4's. he unds again went 1 up at fourth green, solely because of Wasson's weakness before and Bthe green. The latter was 10 off the green with her second, took 8 to get down, Mrs. Ed- having a 7. They halved the Qnd sixth with sixes, and the ! With rar threes. approaching on No. $ | Mra. Edmunds a 5-+foot putt to | the hole, but she overran four ‘Qnd missed her second putt, | the hole, 6 to 5, and squaring | Match. Mrs. Wasson then won Pminth, 6 to 7, making the turn It was the first time during Match that she had been in the | | | ir a. Edmunds quickly squared it, er, by winning the tenth, 7 to Men's par for the l. le is 4. An of judgment cost Mrs. Wasson | ® 11th, puttin, her one down : Fhe outdrove her opponent, | ted, on nr second shot, to | the bunkers, 60 yards away, | brassie. As a result, she | her third from the trap. the 12th, where, three weeks | Jesse Guilford won the na- amateur championship from ner, they halved with They halved tne 13th with | men’s par for the hole being | played several shots | sae rough. oye a ay ~ Hole Ise Halved. . scene of the end of the as \ 4 | $1500; |Union avenue, $1050; W. F. ‘chart Bros, / Widmer, $448A Jowa avenue, $500; | street, 9650 Accomac atreet, Mrs. R. Heil, 3508 Halliday avenue, J. Cc. Farrell, 3111 $917 Hartford street, $1013.67; E. W. Hayes, 7472 Flora avenue, $1000; Miss M. A. Evans, Laciede Gas Building, $1000; (Charles Wieland, | Maplewood, | 4156A Labadie. Oxford avenue, L. J. Reiss, $996 R. H. 3531 $1000; avenue, Matson, 407 Broadway, Hannibal, Mo., $970; F. W.! Stute, 810 Lynch street, $950; T. D.| $920° | Stickley, 2751A Ann avenue, Cc. W. Mason, Bellerive Country Club, $880; Frank Yorick, 802 avenue, Pine Lawn, $810; Hilda Fa- ber and Dr. Faber, 4401A Natural Bridge avenue, $800; Sam Radloff, 8312 Olive street, $700; Clara Albert, °913 Franklin avenue, $654.33; Bus- St. Louis, $550; care of Well and Kalter, $535; Edward Gansert, 808 Walnut street, East St. Louls, $525; lL. D. Schwarze, care of Deere Plow Ca., $500; John H. Schwarze, same} Vogler, | address, $500; Harry H. E. B. Hluelsman, 3900 Utah place, $500; E. BB. Krackauer, 3838 Humphrey $500: W. J. Crysant, 1315 Olive street, $500; L. C. $500; K. Steinhauser, Nashville, Tit:, $500. Overcome by Mash Fumes. Mike Tulicke, 44 years old, an tron worker, of 1335A Park avenue, was taken to the city hospital yes- terday afternoon unconscious, suf- fering from the fumes from boiling mash. Tulicke’s condition was dis- covered by Mra. Emma Ahern, 1335 Park avenue, who noticed steam es- | caping from an open window. She told the police that she found Tu- licke Iring on t bolling in a copper kettle on a gas stove. Policemen found several gal- lone of raisin whisky) an@ a small! etill in Tulicke’s eR e North | Exner, | Clarkson | place, $830; D. L. Shea, 6104 Lithia | Olive | Mrs. | Metzger, | A, | he floor and mash) bid them speed if they can use gg Blanchard requested that “no | priests or preachers are to be called.’ “T was born in Jacques, Canada, March 17. 1850," he wrote. “In 1863 I moved to Defiance, O. My was then Patrick Blanchard and I have never had any reason to change it. I never had any trouble with my relatives, but I know how they felt after 1 dropped out of the Cath- Olic church. “My will is in charge Hoffmann, president of the North- western Trust Co. Please notify him and also the American Union, 127 North Dearborn street, Chicago. Mr. Hoffmann will settle all trouble.” It was the end of @f!s letter that Blanchard had listed securities held by him tncluding two honds and five $560 Victory bonds. August Hoffmann, president of the Northwestern Trust Co., street and St. Louis avenue, yesterday that Blanchard had > ee said name. ‘liked to part with them, of August Secular. | workmanship in the main hall as to Beach,” ‘iby Robie, and a water color by F. i Hopkinson Smith. Black- “Roses,” | ' by Sonalla; ‘The smith,” by Allen Schmidt; Reluctant to Part With Them. Bixby last night conducted a re- porter through a few of the rooms of his home in which he has his art objects placed. He said that he dis- but that) any home which he might build at! this time, in.the absence of his fam- | lly of seven children, could not con-| tain all ; of them. | Hie referred to the demolition of | the mahogany staircase, an elabor- | ate, ornate and expensive piece of, be regretted but unavoidable. In reé- | sponse to a question as to the num- | ‘ber of rooms in his home, he saaid | Liberty . residence is known to contain more | i than Fifteenth | left | his will with him, and it was in «) safety deposit vault. He did not ‘know the value of the estate left ‘by Blanchard, and thought that it Worked Until a Year Agov. A second letter left by Blanchard ie milar to the first. Most of it 1s) Mee -ed to make his loan to the city Art) | Ellis Fischel of 82 Aberdeen place, his, ‘illegible, but ts thought to be an ac- eount of his life in the West, where he engaged in the cattle business. “T came back to 5t. Louis during the war,” Bianchard wrote, “and worked lat different things. About a year ago I became sick and had to quit. I could have sectrred work. but oth-! ‘ere needed it more than I did.” Blanchard’s body was discovered at 2 p. ™. yesterday when he failed io answer repeated® knocks on his door by Mrs. Bertha Dorris, who conducts the rooming house at 3000 'Chouteau avenue. The police could find no trace of any relatives of Blanchard. he had 1.ever counted. However, the | 3 rooms and, as Bixby re-j| marked, the hallway would make 8 | comfortable-sized room in itself. Newspaper accounts oi the pub- | chase of the property by Bixby in) 1904 recite that he paid $600,000. | He recently sold the residence and ! U ~~ grounds for a rrice reputed to be | had all been ieft to various societies. | grounds for apartment house sites. ' ' addition constructed by its previous ‘he said. $1,000,000 after having sold in past | years ‘ertain portions of the| Bixby was asked whether he intend-. Museum a permanent gift. He re- plied that he constantly had been adding to the museum collection by | gift, but was not prepared to say that if the present loan would be- come a gift. Bixby said that he had bought the home because of its art gallery, an owner. “The gallery has been our sitting room during our occupancy,” He also said that it was his pur- pose to depart in December for a ‘trip to India and other Oriential | countries, | chauffeur, i'were cut. ‘roads of the State which requireG | 70 years to build. The doors to the show sons came before the when several hundred were present. This number increased during were | opened at noon, but only a few per- ceremony, | the | Cases; complete _ $25.00 er price—Ladic’ folding fittings ... $20 our form ** er ; price—Fitted $20.00 beauty ..+ $40 our form afternoon to more than a thousand. | Gov. Hyde and the Mayor visited the various exhibits and displayed | keen interest in the new models on display. Little Change in Body Design. There has been little change in) body design of the 1922 models on) display as compared with last year, | but this does not detract from the multiplicity of colors employed this. lseason in setting forth the new mod- els to best advantage. It was announced, as a surprise, that a Duesenberg roadster was on its way here by express from the East, and would arrive In time to) be put on display Monday. A Duesenberg racer won Grand Prix at Parts last Juuly, utes and 11 seconds. SIX HURT IN Six persons were cut and bruised last night in a collision between two ‘automobiles at Washington boule-, yard and Sarah street. An automobile belonging to Dr. Louls County, driven by Wlilitam Mendelsohn, St. east on Washington avenue, collided with one being driven by Elmer Mil- the | cov- ering 300 miles on 4 hours, 7 min- ! AUTO CRASH $75 our fermer price— Bage and Oxford $25 Ladies’ Suit Cases; crown leat silk lined beauty 74 “eer eeeeeereeeee#ee $50 €25 our former price—Leather Oxford | Leath $12. eseeeeeneeeaerese eee es ler Jr., 5326 Cote Brilliante avenue, | south on Sarah street. Both driv- ers were cut by glass and }irs. Leslie = Thompson, 23 Kingsbury boulevard, a sister-in-law of Dr. Fischel, and his Braxton Fischel, 4 years old, | Miller’s brother, Roy, 7) years old, and Marie Strong, 6. of | 52318 Cote Brilliante avenue, suffered slight lacerations of the head from | broken glass. »

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\ 4 ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCUL ATION Than Those in Anv Other St. Loufls Newspaper. SSE | SET IRS SENENEY ra anes! DARKEN NY HOM A SEL == N Tr nent San Francisco in McNab, prominer an Francisco | 0. noon balediens at: aie Problem Ss attorney, announced today that he course luncheon of the Sales Man- Pastors Requested to Make Nov. 6 would take charge of the defense of agers’ Bureau at Hote! Statler. His Services Bear on Disarmament. Roscoe C. (Patty) Arbuckle, ‘subject will be, “How the Interna. | The Executive Board of the Church 707-709 WN. Sixth St. Charged with manslaughter in con- tional Shoe Co. Built Its ~ 30. Federation of St. Louls has dapnacglh Mon, Tues. Specials mection with the death of Mias Vir- | tion The bureau will give testi- ginia Lappe, motion picture actress. monial dinner Friday e se oth, at the ed the pastors and ministers to make “a McNab said the motion picture in- Warhington Hotel for Harden H.} the Sunday morning service, Nov. 6.' Use Grandma’s Sage Tea and Sulphur S Bh - eae Bomgay retained him to defend nm past nagar and Martin J bear directly upon the subject Of! “ecipe and Nobody Will Know. W $$ bese, uc . rolr, resent chairman. : } 2 A , C P ~.% :; ‘world disarmament. A circular Jet- Fancy, bright, rich, delicious; tioets of o - + » . . — ter sent out vesterday by the Rev. The of Sage and Sulphur for re- eves: absolutely Gic use Would Use Military Methods Ivan Lee Holt, president of the or- storit faded, gray hair to its natural value. Don’t mis« ganization, calls attention to the fact ng Le to grandmother's, thie big bargain. If You Can Buy Cheaper for Cash lor dates bac Fe of Organizing Citizens IM that the chure hes of Am we an will sien She used it to keep her Bair Pound eee I Specialize observe that day as one of prayer, {ime. She used it to keep NA. oes p Support of Limitation of “that God may gul ‘de our own ana 6 “4 —s_ established 18792— . meeting attended by about 60 which in turn was th le ou tgrow Now: Flere’s a handsome l17-jewel Illimet«s “ — ‘Ss 7 as nN . women and a few men, at the Wash- a #emall meeting of repreeen tatives . - . adays, DY Cs * Porterhouse = ' ington Hotel last night, which was of wom ° ‘ranizations, call: by | 287 Grug ste es : : : ’ women’s organizations, called } + Wateh—an excellent timekeeper. It Is ‘tag 007 LIV G SSE are prescribed only when needed ana CR lled hw the Sr Louis League of the a ague Se en ‘ oters. 4 "he 4 h, ° 2 ry oF i u ; is us ' ny lI : 3 Round adtusted to temperature; spring tem - wp og a i Oo : A manufactured under my personal super. \“ omen Voters. nerfec ted the organi- plan f ran “army ” wF itivan ‘ Vou Willi get ft } f: ry) I iad} I its . 3Se value pered com pensating baiance with tim- eg ; vision. No divided responsibility. One mod zation of the St. Louis Joint Com- Cc } 1) ; eee ee te mnraved hr addition of ' ing screws; double roller escapement; re Main 5505 crate charge for the entire service Any newessniry ehanges re- ——- ss - —* : ~ ss . mn * C voring reduction of the worl - ili- _~—o—y —?~ . »~ wg _—t : Bs Strictly freehk;: «tee! Pe Saca pe wheel: rounded arm train eS LE A r = ' ‘ mittee for the Limitation of Arma- tary forces was develope ‘I rs rner ingredients, } 3 Sone from the vheels: goid center wheel: doubl. sunk . — ‘ nai finest L. &. Gov. quired during the first year are made FREER OF CHARGE. ments, which is to co-operate with p 7 gensener ind: ent presi. pend upon * malura, | Gini; Breguet hair spring; patent regu- - - Sonseney, madepen ana — P : Simapected beef lato The case is 20-year guaranteed the recently appointed Citizens’ Com- 3 y , ** r Thea ame ty [Vv t0 imit. vt dent of the St. uis eagu ze au - : :; ) wena ‘filled: You can’t approach this a«* SHELLOID ONE-PIECE mittee for the imitation of Arma- Women Voters. . well-known downtown ¢ gzist Se» even Sse a -aae ahaed: Gal Bi- FOCA BI- FOCAL | ments, and which, it is expected will, Jire Senseney described her idea | S4¥s it ase ns the hair so naturaiy : Gradwohl's. F MES recommend the OS of a sug- as one which would use the force of | an nly that nobody can pancho | ROASTS RA anaes: LENSES gested plan for a ‘Citizens’ e h: applied. You simply dampen | Ib. 75 Central 6165 Pid rn ‘ 1 j e S : - > n pean , tizens Army antithesis in making known its P} ape : e Limitation of Premed the 2 ons oft brush with it and Gi sirloin, Round, S for th 1.50 a Pair | | $7.00 a Pair | | $3.50 a Pair | tis var” wouia ve a means of ferminslogy of a military army and draw ths t hair, taki is ia ? a st, +) v¢ s, " ‘ . t President SEMSSTIB, SERVO EAC er 100 Ib. sack S155 7 , -_ ~ . " . . birds at the Postoffice s eps ne! CALIFORNIA NAVY BEANS— Sin the rolls of honor became.-toce heaw 6 iba, for z5e¢ ’ y C/AVe Feit Z for that, special messengers could BRAN—Loose, per Ib.. ze : 7 aS | carry them direct to the President. Mer 100 Ib. sack $1.50 » b TOMATOES—No., : o 7 " . $ size can. iSe Would Replace Eagle With Dove. ‘ Per dozen cans.. pio 6 Seventh and Lucas “I would use many American flags J Vo. 2 size Can ... ide r: ; 7 ‘ : J sa . Per dozen cans Will Sell Ali This Week As e#moiers on Le tents, 2 in (ConR\V—W alnut brand; can. by . Pesitirely No Goods Delivered. staffs would be unted, not by & Per dozen cans $1. Market With each pur- the Americen eagle. but br e dove | PREACHES—Palm Tree Beesé= chase of $2.00 or . - pie 3 ne ¢ at fie . Xo, 2: size: can : : oo . eC k t more var an of peace. i WO COPpy aie arin; & Perc desen cans S2.: as e - Sag a" recr iting , ; 17° * size; per can the ' ack, $6): Ge tiring line.” Call the faenes- cone S rixcaprim—ansics bane: MIM fable Seure Free With fale : xnowledge ang Skill " ®. 2', size cam: per can.2ic mittee ‘the - ~ ; et) of 4 a Pe ov . > ~@ttie Brooks’ Tt ubte "er dvuren cans .. S290 free “wit me nurchase of courage tiny and ia f ‘ontribu : Sauce ff oF ° o : + east la | GALVANIZED IRON TUBS— Coft Bie gap, pete, S tions. i asx- the a ceptance tT thi Yo. 0 size . 45 e ; : eT iT on i ero 29 i ANS SURRes. es r¢ igh TY) " rs ral EC } Ukz ; nig Xo. a sige . tac t ae , — oe « ad incor] pt rat ° d, ‘ nea :i8 SoOTn) t ] I . . . " ‘ ; a . x . , A Por é onRN— ar seit. per mi Pek be Or 2%¢ eee with the work efi | ent. ae. =e TE | GeSBty: pend «. . wos este dea em There are many people who are unaware of th the (Citizens Committee for the Lim- Nti—Pur b. cans. SS specie! piel ; : _B@ SUNFLOW 2 on ib_.de POURG «+... ae (Be detective vision, owing to the extraordinary 4@n4! > - ~ wy " 4 : eA LitJia ‘7 Armamen “s : ON i de ee ee ee ound. ci vere stoi 523 ce adaptability of the eye to untoward condit | , . »* , s , ~2* e president of the St. Lo eazue 6 galion 81.55 | : z } 490 s gailon 22.25 : a Salah ASAI es TR: we a Goce & o. a™ \ ITHOUT considering any of their special features the priceless Hygienic Service of Nemo Corsets farexceeds the intrinsic value of the corsets themselves. They are made in the following groups: Self-Reducing Corsets... (22 models) $5.00 to $9.00 Wonderlift Corsets ( 9models) 6.50 to 15.00 Diafram-Reducing Corsets ( 4 models) 9.00 to 13.506 KopService Corsets (11 models) 3.00to 9.09 Maternity Corsets one CR The model illustrated, Wonderlift No. 560, is for medium to full figures. Low bust, elastic inserts, long skirt. Sizes 24 to 36—$7.25. rt $e ———_ >? » © > ——_ ee - ROU KAR RAY ~-—-—a-.-. —_ ee ee A: ~ —~* fs jie NGno ORSETS and (RCLETS' BN, OmpleteGrrect fo ake ea 4 | Reece (Orseting Sa ing, and was lectes ge meet pets iz gallon _- .. 83.00 - aver, x : the ” 19: Even the reflexes, such as headaches and nerwet chairman of ' Toint ‘on fee, ihese are elexant Jars fer § — a anit Siin’ deen tonne aie sauerkraut or pickles. Easy Log cee Seems eet Fie ae ous irritability, fail to warn them that —— , oe saggnl o le ‘and clean. a 4 fentative ft ne Citize MmMaMittee LOU R—Hoyal Patent an :l ; Sweet sugar . . ~ ; mabe need attention. It was explained thag the work of th: Lristos; 2t-ib. sack $1.05 § ' ie com Sa i RB two committees is expected to dov: 1 a a $2.10 | pow le wale ar 10¢ ah a ea ; : . DS-Ib. sac : $4.20 . . Meet tail, without friction, and that the Rustic: 263%. anch as m Peuches; Mariposa : ee, Cnet the Rustics 24-1b. _ Ne ferdia daltew dana De , To make sure your vision is normal, step into for women, although chiefly wom- JJ 21h. sack |... - eo fF Cherrion; Rebice brnnd ; our Olive Street or Grand Avenue store and let. earn 2 ©?) sr) atie ne Tt’ « ‘ renrs ¢c gag? " . . gry ° © ’ reo . Ti , ne ga g LIMA BEANS—3 Ibs. for... 10¢ Nov 24 -stze can Ss Me an Erker Optometrist determine how seriot iast night. fs StGAR-CULCRED HAM«—Heil or Baking Powder; Rumtford's; : ; ; : The Rey. Dr. W. C. Bitting. Wile ff Isdependent Packing Co.: 10 a sts sg ay 15¢ g your eyes are affected. You will then be direc .: ae ae o} oe we | Soren ieee “ “ eo 14-Ib. verage; er 21% -ancake our: Tem pts na " . . mange ope —y ‘ The {shoulder “3 _ — ges ype won and ~ t. Charle ‘ ALL. HAMS—Heil's or inde- ee weer . " ot ikea: 15¢ ; ed to a competent oculist, Or any sim n r c " ust ark snouider tiesh. has oOrourn, epresenting ne "itize pencden "ac ne n.3: € o packages ‘a a. 2 . . . a oes 20 upper part ; - Committee, were present and cat S-th. nverage: per Ib 1Sec Sweet Home Flour— dition will be remedied right then and . . Os ‘ : ’ the figure what the corset does neither hooks, eyes nor buttons assurances of co-oper ns a BACON—Fancy Strip Bacon; 2- ‘4 $1.00 . s aa é - Lc? aee AtLIor . rhe . . : , > below, making a smooth, un- to rip off or tear out, launders 16) requested the appoi nent fa rer PURE LARD S pounds for 250 ve pound seek... "$4.00 BOYS’ SERVICE broken line from shoulder to hip. } easily and will ft any figure. resentative from the new ésinmit: fin 10-10. lots or over, bate | Aristos and Royal Patent Flour— It is therefore well to keep in mind Erker’s SU . e er es higes . CPtrt . S—Loose; extra laeree: -4-pound A , . © roc gt pat elegem 20e J BP #3-pound sack ..........52.00 nearly half a century of Optical Service as e SCHOOL | =. 16 Models $1.50 to $5.00 address, said that partisan tenden- Mo soanaia” seealne ci-neunda on | a 9S o>. | EE «Eng ne ga perme cat a 3 on bracing the requisite knowledge, skill and ex H SIZES © TO 17 - ° 3 cles and other causes at Q ington: rer on, y) 4 FANCY EVAPORATED APRI-. -#-po HYG ————— ~ i143 iC FASHION | stand in the wav of Tie cr le? ° ~ : e . . . * | d * ‘ JF ‘ , ™ " . . ” P 4s 4 > i 5 ‘ “— , . , ‘ ’ » rR realization at this time of the ids CURRANTS. hen Gwe P5-pound epee | perience to adwise properly with you about , 50 iihpdad'si Per eT pes Pillsbury’s Best Be ‘ ° +s } i Crclet Style 881500 S \ w ia Dp - 4 ie ae me MC pa a eee PiiirateAw a aes of complete disarmament. Per pornd eyes. ‘ rs ." ae ie - a > ‘. . ‘ “yy ith one breath the Y f - ‘ : ils ~ ey — } er pound. . a 4 p ing, about reduci ae ad PRUNES—Medlom size; Ib OS-p s J . . AUCIN 4 ta: se : wy . , . * .” 4 » Les, ) a1 larce «lze. ner Ih : White Naphtna soap; Queen : and u“ ith tire ’ tner this x 4 ‘ 7 o + x, 2 nee to have the Joint Committee conhkid- - 2 , er only plans for limitation of the a —— ro military forces, rather than is- : 3 | mantling them, which was adopted [ EF. Ai a F R | ’. The chair explained that the Pres- “a Cc | ident’s call for the international con- CLI M A X - e —? —_ at —————— ~~ — gue ce eV tw =e ference made this proper, by reason of the terms of the call. 109 Among the speakers who pledged support from those they represented were Mrs. Sarah Spraggon of th: National Women's Trade Union League, who submitted the plan of TH AND FRANKLIN lve. mae =~ gyn 6 Pe pe sy 2 ma rs ) wenn ae CROWDS GO! WATCH SCALES—com- c; aire. F. , ttlefle of the pare quality, and you'll find we lead ’em ail. Eighth District, Federation of Wom- MONDAY AND TUESDAY SPECIALS en's Clubs of Missouri; Mrs. Edith Graham of the College Club and LBS. FINE, WHITE, GRANULATED Raiph Fuchs, former editor of Stu- dent Life, a Washington University paper, who said he felt sure the unl- versity students would do all they | could in the cause. Other Organizations Represented. Among other organizations repre- at i ey Oe il A a ll, a eae ee fa A, a With 1 peund fancy Orange eeu Tea, G5e—a regular “6c valec. Ae fime a di¥imker as you ever pat te your lips at any price. sented at the meeting were the Council of Jewish Women, Wednes- THIS COMBINATION, Ste day Club, Women’s Chamber of Commerce, the Pioneers, St. Louis Maternity Hospital and the Mothers’ and Teachers’ Circle of a public school. ain CHOPS © FORK ROAST ne |v Ac 4 4 STEAKS FS: The suggestion was made by one speaker that the city have a big bon- Ceme ene—ceome all, at the dimmer cell. the meal you eat, exnaet be beat, or the price you pay. se come e ery day. l/h TS ON yY D/PRT fire on Armistice day to burn all the Sirioin, Ay toy cannon and other toy parapher- ren = Ab. 122 nalia of war which might inculcate warlike ideas in the minds of St. , Louis chil@rea. | -

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. pee ey ae =), oe ore oe ad ti > Sioa 2 EE Een ae ; ” SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1921. SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Recetve 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. Cavalry Needs 50 Men. j(alry, stationed at Fort Riley, Kan. United States Army Recrulit- The Government will furnish trans- "pation announces that enlist-| portation. Application should be are open to 50 men, who have | made at the recruiting station, Third gervice, for the Second Cayv- ‘and Olive streets. YOUR “SILENT” PIANO Can Be Made Into MODERN PLAYER -PIANO hout harming the tone, touch or appearance of your up- ight or grand piano, we can convert it into a modern, useful, sinote Player-Piano. Easy payments. Call, write or phone complete information. ESELHORST | KRIESELHORST, St Leule. 1007 OLIVE STREET ESS es Cee oo 9 5505 Central 6165. ee, eee — ee (P) | | with her husband. — ——— | with President Millerand h JUSSERAND FINISHES SPEECH It Will Be Delivered in Gt. Louis ber 28. By the Associated Press. PARIS, Oct. 15.—Jules J. Jusser- and, French Ambassador to the United States, will depart today on |the steamship La Lorraine to return to his post in Washington. | In recent weeks the Ambassador has been working every morning at |the National Library and the _re- | sults of his research will be incor- porated in an address before: the American Historical Society in St. /Lou's, Dec... 28. His investigation | concerning the early phases of) American history is understood to| have ylelded such abundant material | |that he probably wijl compile his’ | conclusions in a small book after 'the Washington -armament confer- ence adjourns. Mme. ,Jusserané & returning King Albert at Paris. PARIS, Oct. 15.—King Albert :«f Belgium arrived here today by train from Toulouz. After a short visit left for | Brussels in his own airplane Jor Gt. . “AS / NAA ' a8 Sic Na ; + Ww P ‘" oe Materials! Skillfully - Tailored LOCUST ST. Two .. DOORS RAST OF 7TH sr. iL 9 P. M. in ulster, ulsterette, raglan and co servative models. Some with in the, trim form-fitting stvle Young men will find many in the ne : ° plaid back effect and others with silk : Skill linings. Sizes for slims, stubs and : stoute. - ay THE SUITS Splendidly tailored garments in th new form-fitting and semi-conserv: ° tive models. Made of pure woole naware of their cassimeres, worsteds, che viot S and extraordinary flannels. Newest patterns, includin _SAVE 40% HERE MONDAY. MORE THAN 4000 ALL-WOOL be | VERCOATS & SUI FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN THE OVERCOATS Are made of heavy woolen materials half belt, @me with full belts and other many in the popular stripe effects. | All Sizes | Inlading | Slims and Stouts! | | ; ; | 7) 5. Ww e n aa ~ | **Tillie, gaid he /would remember SAYS LAMPERT TOLD HIM SISTER WANTED NEW WILL Former Detective Chief James H. Smith Testifies to Remark by Cigar Manu- facturer on Street Car. INCIDENT IN HOSPITAL RELATED Lampert Quoted as Asking That Mrs. Graff Be Not Told of Visit When Mrs. Geist Was Il. | Testimony that the late Jacob Lampert, millionaire cigar manu- facturer, had stated that his sister, Mrs. Rosa Graff, 5349 avenue, ‘‘was after him to make a new will,” was given yesterday in Circuit Judge Rutledge’s court by former Chief of Detectives James) H. Smith, at the trial of a guit to. Pershing set aside Lampert’s last well. Smith | was a witness for 11 nieces and nephews of Lampert. who were not | mentioned in the will, which left! the bulk of the testator’s fortune) to Mrs. Graff. : , | oO e) ° | The will in contest was made Jan. 24 last, 26 days before Lampert’s @\ JI aC @\ S AL loOM death. Smith said the remark con- ; cerning a will was made to him by Lampert on a street car sometime) last January. “‘When he told me} this I asked him if he was going to take care of his nieces and neph- | ewe,” Smith testified, “and he an-| swered that Rosa would not stand! a. Incidegt in Hospital. An incident. alleged to have taken Place in a hospital five years ago was related by Smith. Lampert’s sister, Mrs. William Geist, now dead, was ill and her brother called at the hospital to see her. Smith quoted Lampert as saying to Mrs. Geist: don’t tell Rosn I was here. You know what hell I'll get.’”’ Smith followed Lampert out and said /to him: “Your sister is very sick and if anything -..ppens to her don't you forget her children.” The witness said Lampert replied that he them “provided Rosa would let him.” Mrs. Geist’s | children are among the plaintiffs in the sult. It was brought out on cross-ex- | amination that Smith and the Geist tamily have been friendly for years. 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Come in all gizes.... how seriously Fs, / a if as IN ‘Jour BOYS’ SERVICEABLE Men’s Heavy All-Wool SCHOOL SUITS, OVERCOATS SIZES 8 TO 17 SI7ES 3 to 44 = | 138 then be direct- ly simple con- 1 and there. d Erker’s now | Service as em- | Skill arid ex- }~ ou about your MONEY-SAVING BASEMENT MEN’S CASSIMERE ‘wanted to ‘ve |vard,”’ the witness said Lampert ex- | i’ plained. children are co-plaintiffs Geist children. on Lindell .boule- | Van Raalte’s with the Mess. Morris Provisions in Other Wills. Dorsey A. Jamison, executor of the will and one of the defendants, was called by Attorney William B. RAINCOATS Kinealy, representing the plaintiffs, to testify concerning what was in SIZES 34 TO 40 iad antiie with taesteed had drawn under attack. ' $1.00 a wi ine | for f ® tlause that 4f any sister died before! previous to the one now Jamison said that in had provided ther willis Lampert all three sisters, but made a | w4 he did, tl f the d sed | > ' : “ ‘ , , > —_ " . i fai, t le BEnATe ‘ t ie ‘ ecea Ks Strony cassimeres and Scotches Made of heavy meltons im gray, Can be used for either sais aishpceen sister was to go to the surviving sis- 4 7 m popular belted stylee,. and | brown and Oxford. Come in ful! or raincoat. Made of cassimeres ter or sisters. When he made the | , [tome with inverted-pleat backs | and three-quarter length conser- in brown and gray, and all have Ca Sook Sumunre Skee. Ceadt wid Attractive patterns and colors. | vative models and all are full dependable rubberized InINgS. the onty one of Larmpert’s sisters Knickers are full lined. All sizes | Jined. Plain or semi-belt styles. Come with full belts and fash- s¢ill ving. Jamison explained. | Y to 17 ves ‘ome in : izes ain « le-breasted models agro we peels 3 , Grand from @ ty 17 years, Come in all sizes. toned in double-bres Kinealy contended that Jamieson | : had not told of the provisions of | — BO 9 BOYS’ ‘HEAVY other wills when his deposition was | - YS ALL-WOOL ® triken Jamison said he thought he —— * : ™ . . ie = TWO-PANTS ALL-WOOL could find it 1 the éeposition and » evening ! S while he was searcuing the pages, * service. . m gon! 4. Blevins. of counsel for tne defense, called attention to page :. This brought forth a vigorous pro- 10> x Mothers! Here’ is an oppor tunity to save real money. : Woolen Suits made of cas- and Scotches and fash- with full belts and in- Yerted pleat backs. Coats are lined with splendid mohair and both Pairs of knickers are fully lined. All sizes 9 to 18 years. Firet Floor. Boys’ Woolen Mackinaws test from opposing counsel, wno said that the witness should be permitted to find it himself. 98 a Made of all-wool materials in solid grave, greens and browns and in attractive checks and ninids. All have full belts with leather eovered buckles and are fuliy lined with neat plaid me- terials. Come in full-length models in all sizes from 10 to 18 years, 4 Firet Fioer Slicker Raincoats Sheriff Inst “We haven’t any business here— ought to get out of the Court- | hotly retorted Blevins. ’ resumed to- ouse,”’ The hearing will be morrow, — - H WIFE BEATERS TO BE WHIPPED ted to Give Dozen. Lashes to Negroes. the Post-Dispatch. Enecial to i ROCKVILLE, Md. Oct. 16." lic whipping as a ~ punishment for | wife beating was restorted to here recently. Judge Viett. ordered Sher- ADWARE CO. CLOTHING COMPANY UNTIL 6P.M~ a - 'N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AV. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED ne “Dubbel bit" Made of. Diack rubber- : a. made of s 75 ized material; al! ene ° iff Nicholson to lay a dozen lashes « Woo smented. ’ . . in attractive pinide and =3 a, waterprest, —— on the bare backs of Frank Williams art 3 : 1 5 : ‘ a . O° a he % - , Ps { ‘ ( oF 3 t , os 2A ; ae Ree oe ° rns 3 Tid ; ee A, bs re YY "ye ga te gee “a OB ‘ x saat be mf Vee abe ” ares * alae oS 3 : . President. New Location m

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- ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 1921. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_a A Woman Golfer May Prove a Stout Opponent, but Change the Adjective Before Telling Her So — : | ee ee ee ~ . ° : 9 * a Play-by-Play Diagram of the Washington-Grinnell Game | Missouri’s Rally Eggler’s Run a — In Closing H Missed 9 + | » | 1ST QUARTER | Thumser S Punts Win WASHINGTON 10 20 8630 40 i oo ‘ 4U a 0 oun | Beats Ames 17-1 F or P ikeway Eleven = T sag en Try Desperately, % it 5 | Twe Mi " Field G , Cause Defeat: —_ —— oo THOMPSON *3 oro Kick FAILED | RAPP a dee de OE —— a a a —— ee ae i Court Will Decide On Gibbons-O’Dowd Go Scheduled Oct. 18 WICHITA, Kan., Oct. 15-— Whether the Gibbons-O"Dowd box- ing match, a 15 round exhibition scheduled to be held here next Tuesday night will be held, will be decided Monday by the Sedg- wick County district court when the matter will be presented to . the court by James Conley, coun- ty attorney, and@ Sheriff Douglas Simmons, acting under orders from Attorney-General Hopkina, and Attorney John Madden, Jr., counse]) for the Western Athletic Association under whose auspices the bout is scheduled to be held. Attorney-Genreal Hopkins has held that the bout would violate ¢ the State law. Z ' Forward Passes and ‘ 7 é be r i a - = “¢ a toe ona i i i a he ah naan St. Louis U. : eling 35 Yards to Tox he VICTORS Milwaukee 1 7-0 After First Half, EyAd a / Se er - LL. te eta aaa. este CON we Washington University Beats Grinnell in First Conference Vic- tory, 44-13, Both Touchdowns Being Directly Due to Over- head Game—Schnaus’ Goal-Kick Is Winning Margin. sie O COLUMBIA, Mo., Oct. jin the first quarter and shutout in| | the first half by the heavy, fast and | Powerful Ames eleven, the Missouri | | Tigers uncovered a startling attack | jin the final periods of the game| | here today to win, 17 to 14. — Ames had scored on a récovered | Was yet to come. Crowded stands | A sensational $6-yardg fumble in the first period and gained | had seen. the Tigers whipped. into; run through a broken at will through the Tiger line and | submission in that first period; fisht waukee Engi b BBs ibe around the ends. Twice the Cyclones! their way back with e@ terrific at- neers by C ren tack and a defense that was imprvg-| ler, the speedy halfbs ok ‘of | got near enough to the Tiger goal , ; | nable. It seemed that the battle was Louis University Bill i wie gh. place ag and failed. | over. Holding Ames looked easy. ae ai em a me) ‘ : © iigers went to work. Wallace was out and without his/ in the ultima umph score again. Twice, in the fourth quarter, Washington ground its way with- Outscrimmaged 73 yards to two in| aid, or even with it in the'third per-/ and White over the ‘in the enemy 10-yard line, only to be repulsed ‘with another score almost the first period, the Tigers turned /|iod, the Ames backs could no long- which had completely : |'the tables and gained two yards to locals in- the first half, of 14 to 13. in hand er gain. ‘ Sl ts eeeties and | ee |every one by the Iowans in the sec-|,, Then came two long passes down The game was fie : 1. PREROSeR to ond and in the third the Tiger scor-| Eggler’s run followed @ | down the field that the By the field and Ames was on the 10- the story of Washingtons advantage |} Li 1S Started on their own tee ee ee _—_ By John E. Wray. a a With the score st versity football team, foed the leather over the Grinnell eleven’s goal bar in the third period of their gridiron battle at Fraucis Field yesterday after- noon and an undergraduate roar shook the well-known welkin. It was the! straw that broke the camel's back, the point that gave the eléven its first. Valley Conference victory of the season, score 14-13. For although both elevens fought savagely, tackled like demons and péunded the enemy line \ like Empire Expresses trying to make up time, neither team was able to TT * SECOND. QUARTER 40 so Ww 10 WASHINGTON JU eV 4 0 #, = % e- En, N Polis. Mdé., Oct 15.-8 they did not succeed fn in- the opposing goal line by ae- s offensive rushing, the Annapolis tiomen furnished a remarkable : i ard line. The old criss-cross which ling began. Hill crossed the Ames |?) is not fully told by the score. Wash- en and which netted the "lean 2 ,goal line when Schooley failed to Se oe a Sole Gee poor Se ington, except for five minutes in itil ntintintntiatintins hold a punt. Lewis followed up in| ’ > : 9 a2 . the second period, was the better | Washington. Position. Grinnell. ; down on three occasions. - by Drace and off tackle ters crossed the Tiger goal. the same period with a 40-yard re-| But the Cyclones were not through . ; / Schnaus e066 6 66 @ Te E. eeceee Williamson | turn of Young’s punt through a | m always, and its two touchdowns! krache (Capt.).L. _ T. tea ys > Eggler and Horton made tance each time. The passing. Two more beautiful efforts broken field and then put his team/| 2°"t the ball down the field and were fairly well earned. Skillful use | Zneieton on the lone end of a 10 -to seven was dosperate at this tim fought viciously to aveld | Young tried for a fleld goal and of the forward pass accounted for pone one score with a drop-kick from the 25 The fiercely contested missed. A -v~ Then the play was called back. both of them. On the other hand, ! Denny yard line. ; while one of the Grinnell touchdowns | Sarason... Hili gave the Tigers their oppor- 2500 spectators to their | the ing. cer" Y Missouri! drew a penalty and Ames had first down and the goal to go . -| T. Thompson...Q. tunity for a second touchdown in was ned honorably, the first re- | s a a fumble of a punt and Mathes 1. the fourth quarter when he smashed Milwaukee started in « which augured badly for thea s score was made up of - a recovery behind the goal line by a | through the Ames’ defense to block visiting player. | Young’s punt and take the bau on full The last quarter tells the the visit@r’s 20-vard line, Lincoln, story of relative rushing merits of Lewis and Packwood teok turns and the elevens, for Washington com- _ Lewis went over for a touchdewn.” pletely outplayed the foe at this style | NE thei Rage gy ta END QUARTER. | Ames Uses Forward Passes. EE Gertens within the scoring | ¥ for | Whitehill, | _But the greatest thrill of the game ine See Sertune within Schwihart for Jansen, Jansen for ' THIRD QUARTER ’ ee ee one of 10 yards robbed the Pikers) co winart: Washington—Long for | rx: : | GRINNELL 30 4) Se 40 2u 10 WASHINGTON | if no less than four touchdowns. Denny, Denny for Long, Claypoo) for? ° 2° . | The Pikers outkicked the enemy, Mathes, Mathes for Claypool, O’Brien | Statistical Story of :, | sut fumbles and weak use of scoring | for Thumser. | be wodiien Ud en slays kept down the tally. | g®oints scored: Touchdowns, Dates- & eae THUM iaiatneten was the first to tally,| man and Williamson for Grinnell, =r — ite Ghee seed | } nt | . oa Fy, ee eed Ls « .on the Missouri 56-yard line. The Ti- ‘ger line hela for two downs and Gaylord attempted a goal. The kick was tiocked. The Tigers recovered on their 5-yard Tine and the game was over. For Ames, Wallace was the outstanding “star of the line, battling a neck and neck race with the giant Bunker of Missouri. In the backfield Young was the Cyclone’s best. Lincoln and Lewis when their first period of fumbling was over were invincible in the Tiger backfield and Blumer and Hill fought side by side with Bunker fer lMne honors. The line-up-and summary: Missouri, 17. Position. Iowa State. 14. Hamilton -..»-+-Datesman se © fe © - Whitehill ~o++-Fearing - Se Age pn ke Pe eee Coe 2 PS ae ‘e545. ~ . >. - ea of v’Rourke. In the first fumbles by St. Louis gave | to the Engineers twice. tors then started a which puzzled the locals. Th vanced at a rapid sate checRed by “Dixie” Draéce, y tercepted a pass and urne ball 20 yards. Milwaukee # 30-yard return on Drace’s kis then fooled the Bil double pass which Score by quarters: ist 24 3d 4th T. 0 FT FT O14 Ree i. Washington Grinnell Substitutions: Walters, Kingery jing the fact that. the yn offense was shot to pier ‘the absence of the two aces, A “and Garrity, both of whom @ injuries, the Tigers’ work 1 ’ tment was surp | > abe other hand, the N The Engineers’ attempts te: were impregnable and the Billiken line were unsw ee did the Tigers cover au The Billikens braced and- a first down tn rushing. Her the Milwaukee aerial attack 4 wy’s goal was not menaced. visitors were forced to right side of Princeton's 1 straight football. End the weak spot and it was at Jocko and Olson put the that the Middies directed Billiken two-yard line in t force of their attack. period, and Cartwright, gains were the result on m Great Lakes star, took i ons. . ; Middies unl ed a fast touchdown. Milwaukee attack with afew foncy pia in the third quarter wright carried the bajl on iched in between that at tt cessive runs for 10 and 35 y swept the visitors off tt —_—- cer eews" i i ee a a , ig TEA: yv 4A . € 4 Young for Washington: semaene Sarty in the en met eg | is aber adeentone. For Grinnell, The touchdown followed a rushing ‘iitehitl: de Washineten.| Sehnaus attack from the 30-yard line begun | o>. : it the close of the first period, and | ~ opficitnis: A. G. Reid (Michigan), ‘~ompleted at the start of the sec- referee: Horace Hedges. (Dartmouth) ond quarter by a forward pass! umpire; Don Henry (Kenyon), head scross the goal Ime, ‘Thomperon to lineman. fhumeer. Schnaus kicked the goal. | ~—— With Thumser having all the best of | the team marche? to the shadow of ‘he punting exchanges—an import- ine Grinnell goal posts, where the wnt factor during the entire contest, | tapuble -egan. After a short gain , ington appeared on the way ggg nwradirnat victory when the | two successive fumbles wasted two |, Rushes (yds) Passes (yds.)...6 Passes tried.... fat? Passes fatied.... Fight tackle ..Lingenfelder Right end Quarterback Left halfback Right halfback LUGE cas cess Fullback Score by period: enaities al! ed many leave at attendance precautions against bad weather, with the result | that when it started to rain in the first quarter, there was a genera! movement for shelter. However, the shower lasted no more than a few seconds. The first appearance of ganized Piker band and a feature in the way of a enake da Washington freshmen en contest. livened the Next Saturday the Pikers play at Norman, Ok., against the strong Ok- lahoma State aggregation, All the following contests are scheduled for) local territory. YALE USES FORWARD PASSES TO DEFEAT WILLIAMS, 23 TO 0o By the Associated Presa NEW HAVEN. Conn., Oct. 15.— Yale defeated Williams today, 23 to 0 in @ game featured by a brillfant. aerial attack on both sides. Becket, Jordan, Speicen, O Neidlinger and Wight furnished the epéctacuiar work for Yale, while Mallon, Pease and Monjoe started for the visitors. Yale scored in the first er Hidden recovered a fumble. Jordan hit the Williams line for several gains and Becket went over for the touchdown. Aldrich scored in the second period after several end runs. W!!liame advanced Aldrich, “period aft. placed his punts so that they rolled eut of bounds {» ° the goal line, the oy preventing the opposition from playing it on the 20. yard mark. ——- While Thumser was shining for) '*!* (2%) agaregation. the Red and Green Datesaman, Grinnell right end, was | ; losing the ball the e@afety man's head and twice | pe Prmtetcege before reaching | the ball on several forward passes, reaching the Yale 10-yard line and Aldrich booted a field goal from the 28-yard in the third period. In the fourth period Speiden made a touch- down after taking a forward pass from O'’Hearn. Lineup and summary: Posttiona -Latt end Left tackle left @uard ’ | line | lincoin.... Hidden. . 4 ‘ retleshenx During the !Inter-: of | on the two .teams, are distri- | ’ > to! the reor- i nee by the| ‘Hearne, | | Oberiin 13, Meunt Unton 0. | Nebraska 41, Haskell 0. Williams| AZ from a' WASHINGTON 40 FOURTH QUARTER 50 40 50 GRINNELL i ' | ’ | wre we G “ —_--~ C~ a W.W. | SiCCKecs oe) ge FP. | RUSHES — @ WASH. BALL _O GR. BALL ad j _— eee ~~ ~ ~~ ww id ~ POPP SS i a a lid i i i i i de aaa oe ee 2 | Yesterday’s Football Results LOCAL. Washington 14, Grinnell 13. St. Louis U. 14, Milwaukee Engi- meers 13. Soldan 7, Western M. A. 0. | Central 7, Principia 7. _ St. Leouls U. Freshmen 47, ’ Kinley 0. Me- WEST. Ohio State 27, Minnesota 0. Netre Dame 33. Purdue 0. Drake 15, Kaneas 7. P Oklahoma 6, Oklahoma A. 2 M. 0 Iowa 14, Illinois 2. Wisconsin 27, Northwestern 0. “, Miseourt 17, Ames 14. Detroit 55. West Virginia Wes- leyan 0. Michigan 20, Michigan Aggies 06. ‘Case 19, Ohio Wesleyan 14. |Kansas State Normal! 42, Friends MeKendree College 04, Academy 0. Wittenberg 25, Muskingum 0. Centre College 28, St. Xavier, 4. Cretghten 14, Kanaas Aggies, T Emporia 14, Southwestern, 0. Bradley 41, De Kalb 0. Millikin 7. Knex 0. Iilimots College 35, Tlinots Jackson Nor- Willame (0) | mal 0. FAR WEST. Teak 14, Wyoming 3. Celerade Agegtes 14, Miners T. Celorade li i a a a an ee Pee PENALTY FUMBLE WWW F.P.-PASS GROUNDED gases ( ( | ‘ ) Amberst 6, Union 0. Muhlenberg 21, Lebanon Catholic U. 7, Mount St. Mary’s 0. Colgate 21, Susquehanna 6. Johns Hopkins 6, Dickinson 0. Dartmouth 14, Tennessee 3. | Pittsburg 21, Cincinnati 14. West Virginia 7, Ohio U. 6. Colambia 19, New York 0. Springfield 34, Stevens 18. Hobart 28, Clarkson G& , Ratgers 14, Washington and Lee 3. Georgetown 66, Weatminster 90. SOUTH, - Boston College 23, Bayler 7. Texas Christian 19, Trinity 3. Tulane 7, Rice 64. ! Tulsa U. 17, Alwa Rangers 7. i Vanderbilt 21, Kentueky 14 Louisana State 6, Texas A. & M. 0. Georgia Tech. 69, Furman 0. } Virginia 14, Virginia M.I. 7. N. Carolina 7, 8. Carolina 7. Arkansas 28, Ouachita 0. Texas 21, Howard-Payne 06. Valley ' ; ; Sewanee 21, Oglethorpe 0. Florida 6, Mercer 0. . Sooners Trim Aggies, 6-0. By the Associated Presa. NORMAN, Ok., Oct. 15.—The Ok-! preg) - 'lahoma University’s football team to- | Cannefax : | fay defeatea the Oklahoma A. & M_| Denton .... | College, 6 to @ tn a battle marked | ; | Chicago Star Defeats Layton in ants cha Miasiasippi 49. Milleape @& | Kieckhefer FORWARD PAsSs — RUNBACK VwRenmmsyn | Kieckibetiie Wins j 3-Cushion Title Deciding Match of Tourna- ment, 50-38. Dy the Agsociated Presse. PITTSBURG, Pa., Oct. 15.—The national three-cushion championship ,title passed from the hands of John | Layton, Sedalia, Mv., tonight to those | for Preston, Triplett for Weller, Reed for of August Kieckhefer, Chicago, who |Gefeated the former champion, f0/|for R. McGlasson. ito 38, in 46 innings. Kieckhefer wOR | lea Hood for Lassa, Hamiliton for six and Layton five. The only other match during the day was between Pierre Maupome, Mexico, and Alfredo de Oro, Cuba. The latter won from the Mexican, 50 to 44 In 48 fnnings. Maupome Tan seven and De Oro s!x. The final standing of the contest- after two weeks’ play for the mpionship follows: PLAYERS. Pct. o- « €¢@ 4 3 : .5656 444 444 .833 Weston .. oeVveeaoagecwea “MSGOGe# Fe OGL Otis . * aad a . 667} 667) . 556 | >? ~ ier for Armstrong; Packwood for Humes: | Storms for Masters: Scott for Keller; TLang- _don fer Scott; Schwimmer for Hard!n. Ames: | Sind: for Wallace; McAvinehdy for Alsin; | Bates for Chureh: Zink fer Lingenfelder: | Loughlin for Riggs. iiissourt scoringa—Touchdowns, Hill, Lev- is. Goals from touchdowne—Lewis (. - 90 GQ. .. *eeeoe eee Witt we te ceweome T. eédeceuene R. E. “eeeeeve* . B —eeo SS. B..-canceuen H. B.......New er : a ' wre : sere ever a ‘ om « : vy scoring: Touchdo goal from touchdown: from field: King 2. Ref Arles McCarthy, Al Sharpe, Linesman: Pendleton, ot of periods: 16 minutes each. & —_—-o -—-_ OVER, N. H., Oct 1 | th eleven, using #u “Most of the game, turned r this afternoon, 14 to. . made @ strong the third quarter, but e i, 5 , : Nw . a 7 . ‘ = a e > Visitors tally. ws (14) eee ee ee eeeveeeee tnokie ....«+-+ ee eee ee ee eerenee® rere ae — Milwaukee .. Substitutions for St. 4 Substitutions for Jocko; Prietcruze for Olsen Tank; Gunning for Wells. For Mllwaukee—Touchdéo en eee RUN BY HE HELPS Associated Press. PITTSBURG, Oct. 16.—The taburg A feature of the game Wi t eee eee © &e for Grennan; OM Thornton; Swantson for Todt; Roche; L. Webd for M. Webb: Quirk; Reche for Finnegan: [I Drace —_ tes | , it playing a brilliant game for the op-' position. Datesman recovered a Piker fumble and scored a touch. | mt j down, blocked two of Thompecn'« tHuiman bone drop kicks In the fourth Quarter and Hherket Bae | =AnE. broke up tmnumerable forward I i | Navy 13, Princeton 0 Harvard 10, Georgia with straight piunges by the victors and belated aerial attacks by their' victims. Hill, left half for the Soon-| ers, smashed through the line for 30 yards and the only score in the sec- (ond period. t‘eriter @ play in the fourth quarter. Wash-. ¥ Right guard... was on the Grinnell 15-yard when Tommy Thompson elected try a forward pass. The bal! over the goal line where it he a touspiows, but a red and blue : player was offside. Penn was penal. uchdo scored ized and Swarthmore held for downs.‘ } ee net pandoa aiken a series As the final period drew to a close pl ee a Captain Wray shot a long forward pass to Sullivan, Pennesytvania right end, who trotted across Swarthmore’s line for a touchdown and Miller kicked goal. Commodores’ Weight Wins. LEXINGTON, Ky. Oct. 18.—Out- weighed more than a dozen pounds to. the man, the University of Kentucky football team today lost its first big game of the season to Vanderbilt by the score of 21.te 41, i New Mexice 9, Colerade College 7. Denver 21, Nebraska Wesleyan 3. Women Favor Allegheny. corward Deen. ane: Waa It fis likely that the next women’s national golf championship will be played on the links of the Allegheny County Club at Pittsburg. It is known that the United States Golf Asocia- tion officials are willing to agree to this location, but they intend, as has been the case for several seasons past, to be guided by the wishes of the women. Miss Marion Hollins, whs ———_o__.... Texas Gains Easy Victory. passes. | Aldrton (6.)..... Left halfback | Yale 23, Willtams @. Penn 7, Swarthmore T. Syracuse 2%, Brewn 6. ! ; , | By the Associated Press. Army 21. Wabash 0. AUSTIN, Tex., Oct. 15.—Playing Cornell 116, Western Reserve 0. | second string men through the great-. Reston Ut. 7, Wesleyan 0. er part of the game, the University Rochester 20, Lawrence 0. _of Texas defeated the Howard-Payne W''tehttl, Grinnell field geners!, suf an injury to his epine tn the t i quarter_and had to be tak). | out of the fray. The injury, though | one Geate ¢ aes yg TaN oe keep — OU OC the! Sere ted.) ois De het eat hea oe garme veral weeks. ; : cket, ca om fleld ,~-Aldrich. Referee—O'Brien of Tufts. t'm. Penn State 2%, Lehigh 7 : ) ufte. | . College eleven by a score of 21 to 0 is on the women’ { Tommy Thompson, after blocking | juags nen oe = Be ager noe we . be es sy ear — Jefferson 14, here today. The Brownwood eleven several days aay iat than ene oj Kappes ~- Pe * ' nes- | arnegie | worrled the Longhorns with its trick like Allegheny. so it now apparent Vale .. Willams oo 0 0 Oe 6) Yale scoring: Touchdown— NMecket. Aldrich, | the goal line ts to be given @erimmage to the team whose. it on ite 20-yard line. has been in effect Only two @ave o neat exhidition of He twice booted ever ei 2 plays and good aerial work but never’ only remains ifay 4 threatened to score, say the word. ' - ee ee ee ~

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ST. LOS POST-DISPATCH They Can't Call Boxing a Colorless Game as Long as It Includes De oe F (ane a gam» St. + «nr a ea tala aaa Raat ates | . ° ° ° pipmen Play E : Georgia Tech's Famous Backfield Stars in Action } Illinois’ Aerial Princeton Coach Thinks Chicago cable Game Chef Play | ¥ si Attack Fails and | spr {Tame Tigers Towa Wins 14.2) stift Play May Prove Weak Point J of 20,000 Sees Prince- In Coming Struggle With Tigers Go Down to Defeat bt: ae ci gael tes Rs . — | | IOWA CITY, Ia., Oct. 15.—The | State University of Iowa footba!! White and Are » 420 PUNT GIVES y “ oe & ‘ se Re ea a ae te _ team moved a step nearer the cov- After First Half. | Bm . : | Bere Ce ig i |eted Western Conference champion- § J DIES TOUCHDOWN 2 -: } coas Sie a ae ship here today when it triumphed. Head Coach Princeton University Fouthall Team. to 7, here today. There was nothing heational 88-yare bali - , teem | j a ge ae cea S| , 3 ‘hee | over the University of Illinois by a | , In certain sections, Harvard, Princeton and Yale have been charged | spectacular about the playing 2: rough a broken field of r 7 ti F ils t gg eben | hong . X with a sort of athletic exclusiveness because they did not welcome to their either team except for the scoring } Engineers by Clarence RUN? ABeTeestiOn Falls to came trom tee veucbactas te on, hmedule every team which. covgramhicnlip o OHsssi Sear meen webS- | 6 Siete aa eam Pp speedy halfback of . fak First Down by don Locke, plunging fullback of me gore Prine 7 . eens 12. | perfecting its play is more justified if we can use it against first-class op- Texas weather Both teams were / penalized severa) times for roughing > } 7s lowa in position to score. ers run followed a and Cairnes, Baylor right end, was The Hawkeye team was néver in position more than twice. Oct. 15.— he field th = Porgy ape . vy | Sie pe oan nel Billik they did not succeed fn in- any Serene danger, t . ewe points Of course, there are always one, cago line, though the entire line is ; . ich netted 0-yard the opposing gon! line by ac- aceres. by Ininois being the result | o, two colleges toward which any/| big and rangy. They play fairly high put out of the game by Umptre the locals ¢ : of a 15-yard penalty which put thelr | other particular team has a particu-|/and wide on the def and knife | “*@¥ #nd Capt. Comerford, Boston, h three occasic > Offensive rushing, the Annapolis hasten tn Chie all falicuwed | I ones , Yrs © verense an nite. . ae ame Ons. End PACKS to tie Wall follows dad by a poor lar and natura! feeling of rivalry and through in good shape. The Chicago | was warned several times. off tackle Dlays ipmen furnished a remarkable para, from center which rolled over these teams aré almost inevitably its/ line has not been tested as yet as it Boston's first touchdown came fr and Horton made the @ jon of football here today and the goal line where Capt. Aubrey | choice for ; final test of football | has béen up against fairly non the first quarter after successive ach time. The Billiken | the Princeton Tigers 18 to Devine fell upon it for a s@fety,| netic. é | opposition. The Princeton game wilt 2M@ Plunges, Liston carried the Balt iperate at this time ggame that was fiercely contest- which gave the orange and blue &@/ yootball nas ceased to be a local] be @ splendid test for the line over the Ene See ee meager two points. : ; %* all | reg The second touchdown was made im eel ee . ,_. | Sport. It is universal'y played - Miinols never had the ball within over the country. A few years ago, | Scersng cange, Waste sowe repeatec- _the first-class elevens were few and | ly threatened the visitors, WhO | far between. Today there are 10} played a defensive game _ through- times as many. The intersectional| extent also upon a series of forma- out. Dilinois attempted 14 forward | | ft tions in which the ine and the back passes, but only four were success- game is the natural outgrowth of the ore | _._ | expected and it is a very desirable, @tely before the ball is put tn play. low2 gaping | ,,. | -, th ‘et : ‘thing to have. ! om e Original] lineup, there may holes in Coach forward , ; OUTH SUBSTITUTES BEAT TENNESSEE, 14-3 Associated Press. OVER, WN. H.., oO ~~. Oct. 15.—The a ©. this afternoon, 14 to | fe 6©made a strong attack te third quarter, bug except two passes, failed to pierce the uth defense. In the final ae jand Campbe!! lifted Milwaukee. Visitors tally. (14) +Left tackle .. Center sees »--Right @ueré ....... Position. ..-Latt end . Ros * ..-Laft tackle ~ Ww ; seeveee Latt guard Right tackle . Poling — Sei ceeey. Center - + Right er.4 bie 8 eee 4 beeseeee. Right wuard . Quarterback eeeesess teeeeeeses URN tackle . » Left half ......Cartw sevcese..- Might end . Right half ..........Qmeal m........ Quarterback |. Pullback seeeessTtt halfback ; seeeees Right halfback TT TITTTTer. . a 0—14 0 0 3— 3 Touchdow nae— Robert - Colder (gud for Robertson). Goals from om. Gorton. Tennessee : Geal from fielé—Camopbell. Ref- : Boston: umpire—Cannell. head lmeemean—MeCabe. Holy Cross. @ veriode—iim. each. for Wells. a EE r 1: Goals from touchdown” vWN’S FUMBLES AID ‘e—~Tovertowns—Carterignt SYRACUSE IN WINNING CUSE. N. Y., Oct. 15.—Syra- Tode roughshod over Brown in football, winning 28 to 0. the offensive in the first pe- recovered a fumbled Geep in Brown's territory and the ball over for a touchdown in minutes of play. resumed Zimmerman broke the Brown line and dashe4 for the second touchdow* Was no scoring In the se*- Period, but the Orange got seve. Points tn the third period on line Plunging. The last score the final period when Syra- Dicked up a fumbled bali. on & 30-yard Ifme and crossed the "Without difficulty. —_—--- > Rolls Up 110 Score. for Grennan; O'Neill : mteon for Todt; Quinn &F > for M. Webb; Hennessey for for Finnegan; Denevan fr for M!) waukee—Rankin for eo for Olson; Grasso fF - 3, Oct. 16.—The iver- sburg defeated cin- \y On the gridiron h ore of 21 to 14. Numer) } and fumbles by the ad down dhe score. | of the gatoe wae a 60-. Hiewitt of Fitt tn when he intercepted and went over for Hewitt scored agai 4 after a series of * ——— @-——— y for Notre Dame. E, Ind., Oct. 1 | : an easy victory Sootbar! team sco Rutgers red almost two en ee & minute today against the: ® teers : « ¢ University eleven h the Purdue line the Ohioans, 110 to 0. the largest score made by a | on ‘the local gridiron 189s when the Red and White the University of Rochester. ® Cornell scored 21 in the 84 im the second, 21 19 C. Corvel! (Pennsylvania). Ti ely ey te ee * 34 in the fourth. Ta Most of the game, turned back | QS twenty yard run by J. Smith, ) } } ‘behind his own line. | | | | ' ; , & long pass, Blair to Nich-| put the Southerners in posi- | a pretty | kick from the 35-yard line for | ‘ing—Touchdowne | each. ; ’ When play) AN. ¥.. Oct. 15.—The Cor- | Wash and Lee..--- | To Drake, 15-7 snidiiidiieel Winners, Aided by Forward Pass, Score Two Touchdowns in Final Period. * the Associated Press. LAWRENCE, Kan., Oct. 15.—The Drake University football team de- feated Kan-as University here today by the decisiv score of 15 to 7. Drake scoied early in the first quarter, when McAdams _ fumbied McAdams re- covered and Benton downed him be- hind the line. Later in quarter Griffin received a pass over the line for a Kansas touchdown, and Wil- s0n kicked goal. There was no more scoring until the fourth quarter, when Nigge- meyer carried the ball over the Kansas line for a touchdown and kicked goal. A forward j.ass, Peter- uth eleven, using substitutes son to Long, over the line ended the scoring. The lineup: Kaneas (7.) Positions. Baick Higgine Jones (Capt.). ..Left Drake (15.) Shearer eee Denton guard. .....> ..Sarft Right tackle Right end....-- Long (Capt.) . .zsiggemeyer Right palfbeck.......Pelson Spurgeon......- Fullback Armstrong Score by periods: Oo— 7 13—15 Griffin. 0 0 scoring—Tovuchdowns, Goals from touchdowns, Wilson. Drake scor- Niggemeyer and Long. Goals from touchdowns, Niggemeyer. Safety, Denton. teferee. Edward W. Cochrane (Kal- amezoo); umpire Clyde Williams (former Amer): head linesman, R. C. Meeks (Michi- gn University). Time of periods—15m. RALLY IN LAST PERIOD BY RUTGERS WINS FROM WASHINGTON AND LEE NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.. Oct. 15.— Rutgers rallied today in the final quarter and nosed out Washington and Lee, 14 to 13. A missed goal from touchdown In the recond period, when Frew's kick bounded back oft) was the marein by the goal posts. which the Pennsylvania eleven lost. Outplayed until the final quarter, Ruteers made a thrilling come-back and overcame a thirteen point handi- eap by scoring two touchdowns. The local eleven resorted to forward pneses, four of which came in suc- cession and netted eighty yards. In the fina) period the visitors ap-. peared to weaken. The lineup and summary: Rutgers (14). Positions. W.& L. (15). Dickinson Bmith. ...««+-+ heck with J. Sowdder Quarterback Left halfbock........ o—11 0 o 14—1¢4 escoring——Touchdown, Penkert (sub for Waite); Garner (sub for Emith) Goals from tovuchédown—Geriner (2). Washington end te escoring—- Touchdowns, Matto: Thomas (eub for Bemis) Goai from touch dow n— Free. Refefese, H. Wisher (Columbia). C. Wilttme (Pennryj]venia). 16m. evenly Schoo] | alternate | Dunham _pire Henry, | weight “| "| Umptre, Mead lineeman, | me of periods— | vp! Sol€an High School defeated the Western Military Academy football eleven yesterday in a well-played and game at Hi to 0. Coach Cook used hfs regular lineup with the ex- ception of Meston and Young, who in the backfield. The West Enders made no substitutions throughout the game. ‘Western displayed a fast and well- balanced team. The. Cadets’ line showed ability to charge. Although outweighed approximately five pounds to the man, the linemen suc- cessfully broke up all attempts Sol- dan made with the exception of the off-tackle plays of Dunham, West Ender’ star fullback. One of these off-tackle plays for a 20-yard gain by Dunham resulted in the only touchdown of the game. The ball was in the Western ter ritory during the major portion : the game, but this was due to cr contested rT 2 ‘2. 7 i 1e€ic, i the superior kicking of the Soldanites. The aerial attacks of both teams proved unsuccessful, and all line plays were quickly broken up. Hen- nessy attempted three field g0ais. Two of the. kicks fel) short and the other missed the uprights. Coach Miller of the Cadets ex- pressed disappointment when PD. ©. Mint. star halfback, was injured tn the first few minutes of play and was forced to retire. Goodwin, at fullback for Western. made several! sensational open field runs, but, due to lack of interference. was downed by stragglers of the Soldan team. The lineup: Soléan Pos. West. Mil. WiSO8B.teceodes Left end. . Peterson Acad (Capt.) .. Langbehn ., Gavan maurd.........Dunn Hennessy tackle... .Kerchoffa (Capt.) Hirsch. ..Right Eichler Quarterback ...~-Meceker ; Bate ak. cccccaqce: Evans Fischlowitts.....Right DeMint .....Fulback Officials: Referee Sihler. Washington. Um- | Kenyon. Head Linesman, Kiein, Miesourt. Scoring—Touchdowns, Dunham Zz. from touchdowns, Jones 1. Substitutions—West. M. A. Delftz for De- Mint. R. Kerchoffa for Langbehn, Briggie for Peterson. Chew for Deltz, Peterson for Briggie. Time of quarters, 12 minutes. ST. LOUIS U. FRESHMEN DEFEAT M’KINLEY, 47-0 The St. Louls University Freshman football eleven defeated the McKin- ley High School squad yesterday afternoon in a loosely played game at thigh Schoo! Field, 47 to 0. Coach McGinley did not use his full strength earlings. i pores was fought closely dur- ing the first half, the South End team holding the first year Billikens to two touchdowns. But the superior and the excellent football training of McKinley's team showed Goale in the second half when the univer- | touch. | sity Freshmen scored five dow ns. The lineup: Louls UL. Freshmen. St. Positions. Right end _., Quarterback. Right halfbecae halfback fowne—Windel. =: i: Avia. 1; jiough. -j. cowne—Schaefering fh Offictale: Referee. Murphy (Cc. B.C Croshy (Tilinots): hea€ lines Tan yillet (St. Mary®. Schaefering. 2: HMalilor Goals from touch- ulne ~ =e the. “Dick Hartley ‘ Southern supporters with T and run of 13 yards. | possible by {ans ' the Municipal League and will play | this coming season at Sherman Park. De. | Blocked Punt and Fumble Lead to ‘Scores for Crimson— Final Score, 10-7. a 2% ated A Presa. Mass., the Assoc CAMBRIDGE, Harvard again heat back ‘a football Oct.« 15.— invader from another section today, winning from the University of Geor- gia, 10 to 7. The bulldogs of the South, however, accomplished against the Crimson what Yale, bull- dogs of the North, have not been abie to do in years—they scored a touchdown. The Harvard goal was passed by means of a forward pass, a pretty play, in the last period. with raising a yell among his catch situation that developed both for Harvard and for Georgia, grew out of errors. The Georgia line caved a few minutes afier play started, allowing the Har- vard forward line to break through and block Randall’s punt. Pitts re- covered for Harvard and ran 30 yards for a touc.:.down. Buell kicked the goal. Again in the second period it was a Georgia fumble, recovered by Captain Kane for Harvard, that led up to the Crimson field goal. kicked by Pfaffman, a substitute The Georgia touchdown was made Harvard's failure to re- cover a Georgia punt from the South- erners’ 40-yard line, partly blocked by a Crimson player. This made the ball anvbody’s. Captain Reynolds recovered it for Georgia on Harvard's °0-vard line and the Southerners were knocking at the Crimson goal. Hartley opened it with the forward pase and went in. The summary and Harvard (10) Position. The scores, lineup: Georgia (/)| teynolds | By the Associated Press. ' first | Jenkins | Owens aan | with newspapers Se-ore by periods: Harvard Georgia Harvard Fitte. (joal t;0al from tute for Jenkins). townchdown—Hartiley touchdown—Hartley. Referee—W. (. Crowell, Swarthmore. Umpire—W: | R. Okeson. Lehigh. Field judge—th. | N. Merrett, Yale Hiead ltinesman—G. | N. Bankhart. Dartmouth. Time of periods—12 minutes each. - War Veterans to Play. | The RBritish-Canadian War Veter- have entered a soccer team in scoring touchdowns— from touchdown—Bvell. field—Pfaffman (substi- Georgia scoring — Goal from J. Arnott, who earned the military medal, is captain. and Vincent Tay- lor. late of the R. F. C., is manager. A practice game will be played to- day against the Alpen Braus, at which all comrades will be welcome tryout. Kick-off at 2 p. ™. — ; Cardinals Win, 14 to 1. | The Cardinal Barnstormera defeat- ed the &t. Peters, Mo. team yester- day, 14 to 1. Walker and Fournier pitched for the Cardinals and allow- ed eight hits. The major leaguers made 17 safeties off Bil and Schael-/ cer - , ior a ‘ipoltea Time ‘OHIO STATE EXHIBITS | REAL PUNCH AND WINS | | FROM MINNESOTA, 27-0 By the Associated Prese. | COLUMBUS, O.. Oct. staged a comeback today. The Buckeyes, considered practically out of the fight for Western Conference honors after a defeat by Oberlina week ago, today returned with a punch that rolled over Minnesota for a 27-to-0 victory and demonstrated that they will reckoned with ball. It was the teams have met. Displaying 15.—Oh!o State again have first the Ohioans four times crossed their opponents’ goal line, while they we-e never in danger of being scored upon excepting in the first period when Martineau missed a 35-yard Crop- kick. Gopher attack excepting for a ahort time In the early part of the game, were broken up by the Ohioans’ forwards and their for- ward passing attempts. proved of little avall. Ohio made 18 downs Minnesota's six. Lineups and summary: - : . (27) Position. Ohio State | end e =P to Biumer , Brewn .., Bailey Quarterback .. haifbacx Score by periods: Ohio State Minnesota Ohio State scoring: man 3. Siyker Goals from Pixiev 3. Refer e—Magkidsohn. umpire—Snvder. Harvard: field John. Notre Dame: head lineeman—Eiliott. Illinois Wesleyan. Time of quarters—15m™. Se WISCONSIN WINS FIRST BIG 10 CONTEST, 27-0 CO—27 0 O— 0 Touchdowns—Work- 0 Michigan ‘yvdgeow—St. CHICAGO, Oct. 15.—-Playing its game of the Big Ten season, Wisconsin triumphed over North- western. 27 to 0, today. The day was -a homecoming at Northwestern. and 15.000 spectators sat in & drizzling rain to watch the game. The specta- covered their beads and laps to protect them- selves. The defeat was the third an Badgers out-classed their opponents in open football and with an easy i victory @ssured, Coach Richards sent) substitutes into the game in the fourth period. Elliott, Williams and Sundt played a brilliant game for the Badgers. Elliott scored three of Wisconsin's) carrying the ball) lover tn the second. third and fourth four touchdowns, through the in the crashed pertods. Gouid touchdown line for the first 'opening period. Forward passes play- ed an important part in the Badger’s attack. The lineup ané *Sorthwestern-—i¢). summary: Pos. G Penfield Hethaway Fe uncers 4 5 a man es any in the country i>) Schommer, Chicago Ti'tnote Weeleyan. Head | of pericds— 1 Sm. to be! in mid-Western foot-! time the two, an offense before which | the Gophers were forced to give way,' first Minnesota (0) | touchdow ne—_— W !sconsin—(27). (old game put the burden of proof on the defense, from kick-off, to whistle. Almost any sort of an at-! | tack could be relied on to batter out) ® yard or two on a play. with maseed | nals with hig head down and the ‘interference, pushing and pulling. | te#™9 still on thelr backs. f have The new game puts the burden stood on the side Lnes and watched of proof with as much certainty | &°°4 coachers. yell at their quarters to start a signal almost before the upon the attack. Almost any rea- whistle has stopped and wondered sonable def nse will stop an attack what those unlucky teams might that lmscks versati. v and variety. have done with a little training tn This game of football today is built the ordinary common sense of looking around the forward passe just as the before you jump. | play. | offensive Toothall is for the quarter- In the West, they have recognized Back to. .qpaatmer Ue position of the that the forward pass !s not a shoe- defense. Football games—and big , ones—have been won or lost because string play, heavily loaded with dan- g-r for the user. They believe that a quarter noticed the way a guard or even moderately wel!-executed, it is tackle happened to be standing. It is practically impossible for the among the safest plays available. | quarterback to diagnose the defense Anyone who serious? ¢onsitiers fits possibilities, must admit this ts a from the shift. While the offensive line is back, the defensive line should fact. There are only three things which can happen to a pass: be In such position that it can shift | with the offensive lines and just as | fast. To enable the quarterback t+ It may be caught and held or carried for a substantial gain. It may be grounded and waste a | size up the defense, the shift would have to come to a complete stop and aown. It may be intercepted by the quarterback look over the oppos- Any analysis of the season's play ing line and thén cal) his signal. Ii of any fairly go * eleven will show this procedure was followed there that many more passes will be would be no use of the shift. Brains vse. Speed. caught or grounded than are inter- cepted by the enemy. Thus a comparison in the relative strength of shift and nonshift plays Any analysis of the play of the Chicago team will show that twice) tacks have been built on the theory that there are only 11, The worst thing tn the world for a quarterback to do ig to call his sig- a a even better. If there !# any weakness in the Chicago atthck, it would seem to be in tts continuous use of the shift. The team is a powerful one, and eve at that may get away with it. Chicago also uses an open forma- tion with considerable success. entire line is strung out across the field. The back in the wicker’s po- sition plays about 15 yards behind the line. From this formation it is bolls down to a comparison of whether it is better to sacrifice head- work for speed. For myself, I don't think there is any argument, thougn as many of its passes are completed many coaches disagree with me. The ‘than are intercepted. In fact, I | shit has worked. and probably will would say the perceitage is even} continue: to work, even against a much great -. | pretty rugged defense. But it has al- ‘ /ways been a very exceptional team Pp -s Always a Threat. ‘that has worked it. And I haven't any The real secret {in the success cf} doubt this same team would have | Chicago's forward passing consists ‘in the way tLe ball is thrown and | ithe manner in which it is received. ‘The bali is thrown hard and fast. Both th passer and receiver are in motion when making the pass, and the receler is coached to jump in) the air if necessary and catch the ball. No matter what their position on the field, the Chicago team is dangerous because of the effective manner in which they use the pass. | The Chicago defense against for- ; , on the theo it is impossible to block |ward passing is well — a rl kicks, no pte how limited the | cleverly executed. Any team that ex- | protection. In thie I rather imagine \cels in any particular phase of the 1. is pretty nearly right. If you game is usually equally good tn de-| eliminate the possibility of a blocked fending egainst it Kick and permit the entire line to «oe for Northwestern this season. he | I woul’ say the Chicago backs and (down field, there won't be many punts run back. This is certain. These two formations seem to com- pose the chief offensive repertory of the Chicago team. While the defense is equally as strong as the offense. All in all, Stagg has a well-balanced ‘ends have the edge on the rest of the | | line, though from this I do not mean | to infer that the line is by any means | weak, for itis not. They have been ‘alternating with two sets of backs. The first set usually consisting of | pewerful cleven. Hermes, full; Neff and Bryan, halves, and Cole, quarter. If there is any choice, I would say it was in favor of LUCKY SCORES WIN FOR Cole and Bryan. Cole can run, pass, CREIGHTON OVER AGGIES ‘and kick and is also very good at re) OMAHA, Neb. Oct. 15.—Creighton ape forward passes. Bryan is also} University defeated the Kansas Ag- a good passer. | gies here today 14 to 7. th a game The second set of backs is com-| fi, which the Enneane outplayed the posed of Romeny at quarterback; Omaha team at nearly every stage Zork, fullback. and Pyott and Hul-' of the game. bert, halves. From what I can hear, Creighton’s first score came in the Iam particularly impressed with Py- second period when Nemeck of ott. The personnel of the back feild Creighton grabbed an Aggie fumble ts not decided but there ts certainiy | on the Agric 10-yerd line and scored, a wealth of good material. _Conéen kickeq goal. In the third pertod Condon of Crisler and strohmeier are the best) creigntin punted to the Aggie 15- ends on the squad. They are good in| yard line, where an Aggie touched ‘al departments of the game, but) the-ball with his finger and Long, | particularly good In catching for- ward pastes. Crisler is probably as In the fourth period a forward pass, Starke Sebring. put the bali over for the Keaies from the Creigh- ten eighteen-y on the receiving end of the pass. Kink at center and Maguire at tachi are the best men on the Chi- worked some other type.of offense | Utay. Texas A. and M.; Field Judge Dyer, Texas Mo Head line-- man, Garrity, Texas and M. Tline of periods, 15 minutes. i FRINCIPIA TEAM HOLDS _ CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ' : TO TIE SCORE, 7 TO 7 ‘The Central High and Principia Academy football teams battied to a | 7-to-7 score at High School Field. ' yesterday. Each team scored a touch- down in the second half. In the first quarter -the Centra! players carried the ball to the Prin- cipia 9-yard line, but were unable t.- score. Play was about even during the rest of the quarter which ende with the ball in possesion of the academy team on its own 80-yard lire. ‘ Va (ontral came near scoring in the middie of the second quarter when Fdwin Fisher, quarterback, caug%* the ball om a kick and ran 35 yards Hie was downed on the Principia 20. yard line. The Principia line again held and Central lost the ball. Aj this stage of the game the academy tearm showed improvement an« _ brought the ball to Central's 20-yar« ,iine. Quarterback Crouch missed 6. place kick by several yards. On « second attempt te kick the ball fel short of the goal posts. After severa plays the half ended. | Principia opened the third quarter with a rush and carried the ball to Central's 6-yard line. On the fourt? down Seawell, the Principia left end plowed through from the 2-yard line for the first score of the game Crouch kicked goal. Central by «# series of line plunges and a forwar pass took the ball to the academy’: l-yard line. Fisher scored for Cen- tral on the next down. He added another point by ki¢king goal. Pia: was even in the fourth quarter. The Uneup follows: Central. 7. Goldberg. ..«« +. The . possible to run. kick or pass. With | the kicker back 15 yards, Stagg goes, Umpire, Marquard (Washington U.). Mead lineseman, Potthalff (Washingtes U.). Time keeper, Smith (Cernell) Time ef quatter —I12 minutes. Touchdowns fisher |. wall 1. Geale from teuch¢down—PFisher 1. Creuch -.1. Subetitations—Principia, Mela- i nie for Seawell, Seawell for Melanie. Cea- tral, none. eee Gree Following are the averages of scores made at the 20-yard range of a possible 100 points by the Clad S7 1-3; W. J. Mueller, 78; Dr. 762-3: Dr. D C. Tedd, 7 man, 72; A. Sch Waddock. 762-3; Rh. W Dr. F. H. Krug. 64%; ander, 612-3; BH. H. Zo ing marvel of as 4 nine holem the players Pe ene

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 1921. “avEnTis be Summing Up the World’s Series: It Was the Yankees’ Boots That Shooed in the Giants | a i HER CHILD'S a a el eg a el lke le el Louisville Wins ; How Buff Won Ban tam Title From Pete > Herman , a 3 * ie 4 ees | } COAT ANT} 4 E > Le A I ey ee st | yt ~ : = 5 * a oem iol Og ee. 1 a OPPO PLD OLD A A lel lela Lael From Baltimore = oa sd Dee CTT And Ties Series) sy awe, he a Pe | hua PF, Our poorest iret gatas Tincup Has Better: of Groves in| | Wee.” | ; There's a difference between the Coa jg guaranteed with Diamon 3 aan 52 St Say 7 two; | E | have never dyed By the Associated Press 3 . | For the Yeast will knock you galley s renee a fans reo y the Ai . . | : rt : a 4 ee rg ) west New Yor y furnishes ty coats, swee BALTIMORE, Md., Oct. 16 ae ss | “4 Fee OO ee {f you put too much ifn the brew. | best billl:rd critics in a » hanging®, everything, become Louisville knotted the count at three a} a Me AST ET ot Ae 7 ' i 2 Des - 4 one of whom is Ma ¥ n. Just tell your one all with Baltimore in the post-season | id | ; og | aps PERHAPS. other Thomas J. Gal] od Swhether the ogg te Msn clash between the two clubs by tak- sae? . Ba Ne LPs, ~ Me (ot bial Speaking of bets, we're willing to either one, or b th ‘a fe is wool “9 oe mixed goods. | ing today’s contest, 2 to 0. It was | | eget 7 . 22 ; ..S se ‘ek 7 . art. aa. r =" ; oe ay bake P's. i wager, at most any odds, that in- duis - : bill bs of: ys: : ons never streak, spot, fade, a pitchers’ duel between Ben Tincup, PS SW holy Ree en Bet ee : Pio a ae digestion has caused more unhap- RNS ard caseq Dy : EAE >t Ne OD ea ae as PP eS “Ve a ee piness in the world than disap- | ions are very generally r the Indian twirler of the American | CE ens eG a Ss. . dis, Was stp “es > yi) in love.—Luke McLuke. Since the + ming Association champions, and Lefty. . . oe pee be oP ae te SN ef a ia” Pe ” balk-line contest, which Groves of the Orioles, in which the. Ellie 0 on > Sia ee SS Ne ew Bure_ Tears w ; In other words, you will rally | held in Chicago beginning red man had just that margin of | | sy co ie ; ET Ee ee sy : Lirce.« lepor M“GoverRn . 7 quicker from an affair of the heart | contains the most evenip 4 superiority which meant the differ- | : : ARON Zi ‘i j Pu ae Lae A than from an affair of the stom- | collection of ‘stars even ence between victory and defeat. ie | re oh ere ® Ve sls ais he Pe’ ‘ rr Jounany 1s ach. balkline enthusiasts have | Despite the fact that both twirle- “| | fir - = ~~ iy fe 1 § Lamy oh Le ae Se PR y , lous to secure expert op were busy striking out the respec- | \ ‘ 7 oA S daeheer | 96 Sig ae OBABLY DUE TT; WwW The cork industry of Spain em- |gard to the possibilities, tive opposition, they were both very, : Se os”, SA ae oe ee Re Fo 8 ‘To GATHER. ' IMAyt LOE; ENGLISH ploys 35,000 workmen. There's | of Horemans, Schaefer,-C wild and it was the local twirler's | we oe ae Ty 1 1 ee oe cons Gis FiYWEIGAT CHAMPIONOF THE WoerLD nice, light work for the floating | Conti winn’ g the crowns unsteadiness which finally caused his, pure, 4 ‘ ot | rin in the e u . 14 matched, no matter who le: Kirke bo.4 1 2 | late ! Johnny Buff Knocked | Out he e odie Municipal Teams Ee ee ce ee a ITS OWN REWARD. athers will be in sight att ellie rf....2 Q 4)) Bentley 1b.4 'y |paired with Powers, was defeated by | Show to be held at the South Broad- E worked and toiled both day /of the game, and on one, how much he leads, will he Ret'wer ‘ws..ii 0 | Leffler rf. oi ay ( Ap Battle Kammon and Sanford, but his work | Way, A. C. next Thursday night. and night. abe d his last ¥y B a | : e has score s point, urns has been matched to box No salary he drew. players can easily make Seh'pn'r Ob 0 Dowd a Meyer c....38 0 0 Eganc....4 0 il i . Tincup p..4 0 0 | Groves p...3 : When He Won Bantamwe ight Honors Ss easily stooc out. | ts 1 o i In the first game, which Fitzport- |Sailor Jerabek in a 10-round battle. | He labored not for worldly gain, points and are always 2 ee *PDonohue . eon 29 5 4 1 , ; Ye a | Prendergast and Paulian Soccer er and Powers won, 21-12, Fitzport- Fore ts will be 150 pounds at 3 He simply ggg on gan neo pee Matted for Groves in ninth. ey law wr ily | O'clock. — Z uke, aly seems to think that | et ££ = 4 6 6 9 a ; ; mA : | High Schol er’s bottom board play was easily ' s Loviaville .0 6 0 00 9 1 o—2| Jersey City Boxer, Who Owns Two Titlés, Is 32 Years Old and | Elevens Meet at ist ‘the best witnessed in the tourna- Mike O'Donnell, the fighting harp, P Frenchman, Roger Conti, Haltimore .0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0—0| . ‘olla ’ : eit . | Field This Morning. iment to date. His work had San-/| WS Originally scheduled to oppose W HEN quiet reigned through- |& good deal of trouble, Genuine. machifices tersea Bint. | Did Not Come Into Prominence Until Most Fight- ‘ford and Kamman completely baf-|Jerabek, but injured -his shoulder out the flat, Seen ge eee waba en bases——Meyer, Acosta, Double plays— aan ‘s ' fled. However in the second game and was forced to cancel the en- His labors being through Db Maisel; Bell to H to : 2 ug. | wae r ihe n 7 . any balkline player could a Meher (upnestetes), ceace “eo | ers Are Thre ust | The first game of the National | the youngsters ran down the veteran | &@sement. The popping corks gave notice that of. 7 Last Joly ia See ; a. a Tineup 0. Wild piter—— | - ——-- ‘Cup Tie Soccer cormfpetition will! and won, 21-3 Sanford and Kam- - ral bere malo 7 by the The brew was working, too. made a run of 456, and, ag] Gre . we a pitch | | ob south roadway officials are as “ Groves 1. Left on bases—Raltimore 12, | _be played this morning at High; mon also took the final game and follows: Johnny Collins vs. Johnny Mise. Col, Suadiias Tus. Wik Soares prose es pi io lLoulewlle 8. Time—?h, 15m. Umpires— | “ , Connelly and McGowan. | By Robert Edgren. School Field when the Paulian and;the match, 21-16. The victory put/| Lucas, eight rounds at 132 pounds: in Tilt With La. Co.”—Headli remain 4 7a -Kammon and Sanford in the semi- Jimmy Ramsey vs. Bobby Weiss, six rv b Soe! ¢ Poni 1 P a sae io cnibseatt ‘th Cal “ revity is e soul of wit, a w ————- ~9-— - (Copyright, 1921.) -renderg: battle for the) CRUIKSHANK WINS OPEN 1 erases BUFF, the little fighting streak from New Jersey, has done bene gn beep - a peel | final. _rounds at 117 pounds, and Jack Cal- 4 ; Jake Schaefer's manager GOLF TOURNAMENT OVER | something that hasn't been accon iplished by any other small man in the are - eee en ay prety . | Backs FE yi rt gensagy Doo cong i a iy Knoke, four rounds née iS a scream. | “Why shouldn't I back ; 1e game will start a :30 a. m.| ! S , ay s. ) ring since Terry McGovern's time. fle +has gaptured, and he holds two > Ht | Roach and Dunn, who are one of the| . Leo Shea will referee all bouts. The Centre College football team inauie* tne wane yer Psy ¢ 5 : res r rai ° : : : ST. JOSEPH COURSE championships. Only cne of these is a world’s championship, the other be- and 45 minute halves will prevail : _favorites to win the championship. is called the “Praying Colonels.” point game he averaged §7 as ecneee ling a championship of America. atts costlier ane tae adiaae. | after ‘a bald flake, S1c1210681.51013 ee eae Cae | Brom Sno wey Ser Se ceeae® * tek wee such a showin , ri c . - ; =-— ~ ro = ‘. a — Hutchison and Barnes, supposedly | pounds advantage, as he came intoO} decision in a later engagement, in| | fighting it out alone for first place,|the right overweight, losing his for-| Brooklyn. Herman knocked - out) TILDEN RANKED AHEAD [ae ee Le ee MILLERS IN FEATURE University of California has & | O° reckoning must be ins ANN ARBOR, Mich., Oct. 15.— halfback named Eels. Leave it |” sreretofore the tournament! with a*big gallery following therm, | feit. But he knocked out Wilde, and! Wilde in KEnela: vd shortly after losing | OF ALL TENNIS STARS | | Michigan wore down the stubborn | SOCCER LEAGUE CLASH had had final rounds of ‘77 and 78, , re e ‘to Lynch, showin . SEE ta cn tte onty te feten | makes it toot me tn sath emer dane bel “4 g that he could come Tennis experts practically agree | P 6 the Michi ” ' j i to wriggle out of a tight rashen . ee ae | S ° 1 Off that Crulkehank had come in short- of Wilde's size has come along who | teturning to America he knocked that Tilden can do more thinges an4 | ee ee pcrnacmcbee , knock ullback , a condition K ae See NRCS ous Score by periods: r.| Which existed last Sunday. The first) Yankee slugger engaged in the con- ; a ‘tunity Wo buy for. your o buy 10 our held their “Annual draft meééting”| becoming popular, thanks largely i preg real goods and can deliver | Jack Dempsey, the original, for the| *¢ 8: 1 today, when the players claimed by, Wilde and Buff. . middleweight title, and was still a| Michigan eee joa Amy: grr ners at 2 test oe be 2 ——— — A ALOG the bie league clube Were awardei. | Twice-champion Johnny Buff is) Mither Man's Match. middleweight when he knocked out | Michigan Aggies rec ca i 1e e ndreis and st een uth an me e nn me an lodge, etc., a fine Panes ‘an oddity among ‘champions. His; The beauty of a bout between Buff; Corbett at Carson in 1897. Michigan scoring: Touchdowne—Kivke | Scullins on opposing sides. The Ben| which man is the bigger in baseball. te ric Judge Landis presided and his secre- |“ ane . oO Duss | | (4); Goebet. Goals from touchdown—Goepe! | Millers and St. Louis Screw Co., will He added that if the contest is Steinfeld Bros., 116 W. 8 | ry service ata 6, tary, Leslie M. O'Conner, did the; C®#e Will give a lot of encouragement j and Wilde for. the world’s flyweight| Holding two titles in the ring 18 | (3). Goal from field—Knode (sub for Kipke).| Pi@y the second game. Phil Kavan-/ held the Buffalo club also would be ae actual worth, SP drawing. ere are the results: in these times when it is supposed | title would lie partly in the inability | uncommon enough to bring a boxer) Referee—Hackett, Army. Umpire—Dorticos, | 2U&h and Paul McSweeney will divide! involved, as it would be competing New ‘York to m thi stock ; | Philadelphia American Leagua |that youth is the one great element $f Anyone to pici thé. winner ie ad.| see ioth ety Set sreeationy ne | Chicago. Head linesman—Costello. Georre- the work of refereeing. against an Ineligible player. ove 18 qui Club—-Tate, left-hand pitcher, from in success, and when boxing com mis- i vance. It wouldn't be’ a setup for | fight, will furnish a contrast to other | tiwn. Time of periods—lim. each. — A A Few E oles of th Fort Worth, T ex.; Weav er, right- are ravely determining “age | sions a 5 x Ing ae feither man. And both of them have +¢?4mplons rho still call off matches, ST *eervraeeneeaee hand pitcher, Johnson City, Tenn. uM ‘ , mits,” after which no boxer will be = nel League : ~ wey | allowed to compete, on the theory | aa hes + oc. " a mtg mete athe iar contents ‘ann tie tone MAIL ORDERS, TH E- aa bs Fred Schrader rn rig lan pitcher. : ere e no son owney | 2 | ae moreno ’ Recs: o+ee Atlanta: B. Vivetros infielder, Cal- | that his usefulness is over and it's | joke match here uPOn & no-decision bout > | | ree & Wendell ae a | | | "Here's luck aay ’ ~ | gary. ‘time to turn him out to pasture like Buff will naturally be challenged. Here's luck to him. | , .. cee eeeeeeeeeeee. Sonal vesant erent ereeree Philadelphia National League la broken-down horse. by all the bantamweights in the | Club—Col. Snover, left-hand pitch- | Burt is 32 years old. country, and if he wants to forget | | T S MUNSON : Fcthae. cus er, Pittsfield, Eastern League. ) Raff Has Three Children (the flyweight and take care of his . s s ip anes (Snover was once with the Giants.) , . | world’s championship instead of the | JG. . ARMY LAST Srademnenn we dene St Detroit—Dan Clark, second base- | He has three children and. his fad | lesser title he can fight every week. —_— |, — Me, Ge. Genuine Goodyear na Spent a aon League. ‘is living at home and raking the Uf the former champions who held Mgt gf? welt, No. 1 grade nelnnat)— Hee iehmon J, Pains _ | two titles, George Dixon was one. @ 7 I ‘yy By he shoe. Made of the a | , National Learuc—tlL, His hair Is thin on top. championship and let it go when he ! | 4 Vig capone alae ~~ ere pee —— > S H Oo P _ pl first baseman, Charlotte, | # 4 : If you're not just ready i | He looke like a middle-aged man _became featherweight title holder. | | 4 Sally” League. , fighting a bunch of boya. Terry McGovern was bantam cham- ort ewe" National League—Cyde, | Rut he is bristling with aggressive- | /'O" *2¢d Won the featherweight PY sv 7 is \: GOING OUT F BU | sige se geen rfoot, right-hand pitcher, IHous- /erown from Dixon. Abe Attell had ' fit i | a - - . y %— sent off — - _~- ————————E SEE — en a = Ae pee Tae wt a eBay EI eee _ ’ ton, Texan League. ness, chock full of confidence, iron tn | two or three tries at the lightweign: | | | purchase of it or a new | Mittsburgq National League—- endurance, fast as they make ‘em, } title, but couldn't get it. Kid Wil- Jonnard, catcher, Nashville, | Vereatile and quick thinking, and has | | Mama, bantam champion, was beaten | VY te % : Beuthern Aassoctation. 'a wallop like a middleweight's. | by Kilbane. r ; our oat | Mi Gratin = inner RIGHT AT THE START OF THE SEASON “a : ae: Se 5 He mare o* oe a ada teohing | Johnny Kilbane tried to get the) d V soles, chrome tanned ALL-WOOL - Liberty , ar ua all throu kl lightwetght tit! ‘ ‘ | ; ‘ 4 Vamps and th | T i ee Army Overpowers Wabash. e us y gh an ooking ghtwetah e from Leonard and | an es t ot naa am * wines SUI S AND OVERCOA’ eo | ' ‘4 iy 'for a jo& He has become famous only | was knocked out. Of the lightweights ! quality drill WEST POINT, N. Wa . ‘within a year. Frank Erne went after th it ." ‘Army beat Wabash 2) fea 4 noo, || Moral—You can’t keep fame away)| championship and was fae Step Ready-Made cif ches ray Y Be Loo k Ar ee ae ee one woevinwag | by Rube Ferns. | or Made to Measure ] ott toes ‘with tipe ou tter ! i P RICE. “a The Westerners did not 4 : ) ot develop their clout in either hand and who cose Others Tried and Failed. pas f send — IR roe an I t * > nto This . power of attack and in the| decisively every time out. —— | now. nd shoee ow pe . their defense crum- Buff has knocked out a number of | Joe Gans, lightweight champion, ca \ —" - on approval, postage ‘he Army ce fingteten it for three little fellows. His first jump into the! 'T!e4 to take the welter title from) & ¢ Federal Mall Order aoe Dept. 61 somaya a field goal trom ths| be kecches RE remade cc one ne tem be could Four Deere Ben “Boston (31), Maan 720 OLI V E ST Take Elevator or Stairway . e ou € ith, who t ? w Smee a shoes postgeid. I risk nothing. _ cospeatine fell ebort ten ton yard. for @ time looked ke another Kid Ritchie ‘ame Welsh staves ingeete of Eighth. QOD, 656, CDRMB cc ccscccnceescvccesene , addreas ttt tthe? ft

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~ Fe EC Ee on ee pe ie ir or Oe aiid ree i . : PAT wn. SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louls Newspaper. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATC > Wd hin se) des Pb, toned edes tite ~_ mennitnbe ; Py hg ve : . + He gfe 2 ; * q 4 > te : ; ; 4% roth ibtesnseh - Fe re — — —..___.. Se — ——y - fants Bien Hl NS STOP RHEUMATISM LAT PERFORMANCE OF 2icbemece ck Starter toa WITH RED PEPPER CENTENNIAL DRAMA & MA following— amt) COAL AND Lipa 1 ||| eae Tes TERMS ave Advant: : ee ok ee | 1. , Poi, J «i ae * S 50c AR | heii ae dion ann borate | yee Mob Scene More Realistic Last | © Jy. i | “Reh Ma» ; 70 SOc 7 18 2 To 4 \ just try Red Pepper Rub and you will Night Than at Previous zs ) : NS | Ms : 2 Dewn Week | . i. have the quickest relief known. Showings. : | | if | ~t “fs ee % a $ 25 a 3 re y o + Nothing has such concentratel, pen- etrating heat as red peppers. Instant ' oo Hoppe to I j Diamond Dyes’’ a cietien seed oe as pen “ om » feat The St. Louis celebration of the | z : | | . ~ ° agree orn, fade resses, skirts, | ture is gone. audience was noto of .~ = SS 3 | York City furnishes two of cn sweaters, stockings, drap-| Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made from| portions, as it wan a Pridey night. a 7 a | $ billi-rd critics in the cos hanging’, everything, become |red peppers, costs little at any drug|but it was larger than that of sien, | + ae . n. Just tell your drng- store. et a jar at once. Use it for! first night. n is Maurice Daly, | ther the material vou wish|lumbago, neuritis, backache, stiff Thomas J. Gallagher. ie ig WOO! OF silk, or whether it | neck, sore muscles, colds Brie Al- ] omorrow mne, or both of these eotton, or mixed goods.| most instant relief awaits you. Be ose a billlard case their Dyes never streak, spot, fade, | sure to get the genuine, with the name negro, and his wife Mandy, more pin } are very generally recsectes | 3 Rowles on each package. realism was displayed than on pre- '& ¥ ° ce the « ning world’s ° ——ee / vious nights. The “mob” in this scene = ) line contest. which ts " , is made up of members of the 3 I | 1] Ba a : ~ Junior Chamber of Commeyce, and WK in Chicago beginning Ng ing the most evenly $ t they decided last night not to be so tion of stars ever. ; : careful of the stage and scenery, and =& | . ine enthusiasts hawe besa their costumes, as they had been. So, | ~ 1 Q and $ 1 pd S rts 0 Secure expert opinion instead of a swaying back and forth, |; : Ry to the possibilities, -sSpect there was real rough-and-tumble | ; remans, Schaefer, Cochran fighting, in which a lamp post was/|& ~ rune crown held _ ‘broken and aie considerable dust = ) Hop) or the past 16 we " raised. = . hig reason Day and Gal Mrs. George Gellhorn had the role & been bombarded from | of Missouri in the prologue and epi- a= ® ; / 4 | a oir ee a s+ ne” emt apa lane Y for their opinion in | , logue, and her strong voice and com- BO play ers and their ch . /manding presence,were most strik- ; ev titte Hoppe. ‘ing in the closing triumphal scene. \ ile Gallagher has been a | Officers of the Centennial Asso- | public press, it is of ef ciation declined last night to give = a to note the forecasts \ any figures as to the finances of the! & ce Daly. 4 celebration. The understanding was Quick Start Advantage, . that the subscriptions paid, and ‘8 first reply to all que : | ’ those still to be paid, would meet | = h = ] ; h k he tournament, of course, is : the cost of the open-air celebration | & ‘~ uge specia pufrc ase ma es \" as the games are only : | ‘in Twelfth streét, and that the Coli-| & ints, and any one of the ' , - ‘ ; seum drama, because of the large) = . os Ve mentioned is Mable to cost of stage construction and other) @ these sensational Va ues possib e ” in from two to fives . b preparnztory work, would not pay for A tye our friend, « t af r, , ait |itself from box-office receipts. The SO some" ; SY ' lofficers of the association expressed is laurels. Daly thinks who makes the quickest confidence that the possible deficit, Mie { itil Wh Thasebt tial / Finest standard silks, Eagle crepes, Le aL ve the advantage, and for¢ ; ) ~ | : |which. they estimated at not more ° ; Hoppe, who has always & , ‘ ‘than $5000, would be handled with-| P II B d ] h C a is Mable te be , |}out great difficulty. | ussy wi OWS, roa & ot S, repe e. tut in this tou A midnight supper In a ee hi _ lk L i¢ leading players all 80 Thomas Wood Stevans, author of = de Cc Ines, ersey SI Ss, a JerzZ d, no matter who leads, | ‘‘Missouri.” was given on the Coli- will be in sight at all i ‘ ise ) stave fte , ckume, and on one, no mat petors in costume. i ich he leads, will be safe scored his last point, ag can easily make runs of 30m : | SENATOR KNOX BURIED AFTER and are always dangerous cecm to think that the youndil: SERVICES AT VALLEY FORGE nan, Roger Conti, may ca deal of trouble. as he Is m quantity tn America rom I’rance with a record VE ee is Garare Fv dA Ms as ‘actors in costume. } uel ‘ ‘yest ta Aya HN ge af FDR HR ne Be eH ; "I! rf NTT RT Ha A large number of beautiful styles in white, green and yellow gold mountings for ladies and gentlemen are included in this special sale show- 2 ae ee RoE Ee OIE ere nt ates am eR TL LERERER a ing. The diamonds are all blue-white and of high PAAR NAR TEATS MR ah WE FT CS | quality. Wolffs Northwest Corner Broadway and Washington ner (i | Friends Pay Last Respect to States- | mian: Congressional Delega- CA ALS errr Ad weer rene Ben “erry ot _ pat oud | : | tion in Attendance, ait Wh : uly in Parts young Conthiy Ry ‘the Associated Press | > 5 " ‘ 4 “ Sea ‘ ~~ , . ° run of 456, and. as Daly reel | VALLEY. FORGE, Penn., Oct. 15. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES _ SOROCLS AND COLL 8 eae a You'll Never & run for anjei, boa Se ee es | =a | . make,” ana marke el Oy nited —. a Sonat ae eiand ihe . Miss the |Kn6x .was buried in Valley Forge ; ‘An as dangerous, :' : . Small P ents liking with Charl Te | Memorial Cemetery this afternoon. ae aym ot eelly Oye ag Tennes r ’ | The body of — Ene at oe 7 : e UKULELE 1ouldn't ack Schaefer with ' | Washington ednesday night, lay in, . ‘ Werful record which he ; : the hook room of his residence here i@ past year, for in a ¢ Zz |during the morning, @here many > : re) mo he averaged 67 1-5. Daly ‘friends paid their last respects. , PERFECTOS: 2 fer 25c hat’ suc , , ' ; such # showing enti ) Shortly after 2:30 p. m., when to t e _ . : . : * % . ¢ ) | in of pr yor el ‘are taea INVINCTSLES: 15¢ Straight {simple services had been held at the SONS St. Louls Des Moines oe $ Minneapolis Fort Worth yy TH ' d ; — — -- -* a est. ul es JO ‘ ; e - if ij i itcome of the coming con Foil wrapped) house, the coffin was conveyed to %\ Kansas City Indianapolis Omaha Cedar Rapids Los Angeles ff | 6 N —_ ; . * ourney WIll Be Close. ; EPICURES: 2 for 25¢ the cemetery, followed by members >, | aly and Gallagher have thon and, Seton. of the ae em | By the Wonderful New ALL STRINGED OPPOSITE COLUMBIA THEATRE . cortege passed Valley Forge Me- 3 | ized -up the playing of Coc . Berarcal Ciper on rember ae cary it mote joined by the - VISUALIZED INSTRUMENTS AND , Open Saturday Evenings } lioremans and are of 2 AF ag 5 a tininaiiniatlies pe = Ye hat between them and Schaeuae NATIONAL BRANDS congressional delegation from Wash- method we can in “MINUTES” make PIANO , leader vy Senat odage Conti, a neck-and-neck ington, . eaded by | enator Lox ge of you see and thoroughly understand Many people believe we teach the Massachusetts, chairman of the For. that which it would take “HOURS”| Hawalian steel guitar exclusively. Feel Som ee 7 : Distributing Branch, eign Relations Committee. te tell you in the ola way. We —_ = — instrumenta, ra ee eo ~~ 71) ‘ arene and while Hoppe St. Louis, Mo. SN pe a | a ee ; 66 i 99 on CARL TEMPLE O Ko ecauan of nis pact. to LIBRARY ASSOCIATION TO MEET Gm aay ee SCHRICKEL, rf O Lilt : = canara two New York critics are By our remarkable “SHORT- on that a large field of “2 HAND” system we teach you ini cuoperintendent of Instruction, ts ri! fee ne will swing to the sup ; . “DAYS that which it takes one of the lending violinists and tn- ieee | ) © a ’ f whom Is linble to win. ; tion will hold its twenty-first an- SG methods. Schrickel has been teaching in St. a r and D — — nual conference at Ha Ha Tonka, Ve y ’ Louis for 30 years and played with Daly agree that Lia: ; “SIGHT-READING” | the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra oe / AO me peeve OA erenmprennse - princips opic scussion eomplish -in «ix “ ‘'THS” that] whe has charge of the ano ive- | ning must be ianeteanei >” of the principal t pir s of dis« yn which it required two “YEARS” to] partment, has studied with the lead- | Mey AS i? has been pointed out that J f do in the ordinary way. ing teachers aft Europe and America. ; fore : we , sition ‘re the tournament has counties in Missouri are without 14 one-sided affair, but t . | papers peep ey ) . * just the reverse. S ‘ ' | single public library and shal FREE LESSONS pecia ering : ) Missourians without books. In three years our St. Louis school has become the largest music school : | However, many St. Louis people are not ———-—— — -__. The Public Library of Christiana, | west of the Mississippi River. At \Z ' ; Norway, will be represented at the & ¥ familiar with our method of teaching music, poe pn +p A pine ay BoA te : f 3 by Miss Syvnnove Larsen each person who comes to our achool, Grand and ve, e | , d O OO ; = meeting Vv MISS ©}, parts . 1jth to October 22) a sample lesson absolutcly free. od . ~ | —-_ who is on a year’s leave of — 15 SPECIAL INSTRUCTORS from ,her own institution to a study of American library meth- We want every person in St. Louis and vicinity to know and ee : ) , 4 +4 he St. Louis Pu>»- our New Method, which makes music so much easier to learn, and we BaY ) ods She chose the st. 401 x , trained a larace corps of special teachers to give these free lessons and f ij » best suited to her thoroughly explain our system of teaching. lic Library as the | purposes to make this “study. MUSICAL KNOWLEDGE NOT NECESSARY _ Guitar: . It is not necessary that you know anything about music; neither do you BANJO = NEW POLICE JOB FOR HESS need to have an instrument. We don’t expect you, or oblixate you, to oll for lessons, but merely request that you judge our method and our ac oli : ‘echeoo! en its merits, then criticise or recommend as you Sect, Saat ‘ F A new position in the Police De- (J If it in impossible for you to come to the school in person just phone Lin- 4294, CENTRAL 5°32L, or mail the coupon to the school. / partment was established yesterday DELL for former Capt. William Hess, who os \ . has been training fProbationaries Bj a, @ \\ Free Instrument Offer Parents - - an the estate and EF. F. Rozelle and' er St. Louls newspapers CcComM- Beane & es ee A Shy Popular LAND BLDG. For 42 Years the Reliable Music Store Irwin Kirkwood, Mrs. Nelson's son-| BINED, and almest FOUR times Ss | *"HOMES—city, suburban 503 EON BLDG. jaw, are designated the exzecu-| ™**"” ** ie megvess — " farm—are advertised in the Pest- | WELLSTON BLDG , in-law, ' Dispatch Real Estate columns. ‘are . Pe . B. Degree. ° who died Oct. 6, filed for probate Pine eee “pgrees , Si — he aT —S “ ' ¢ ~— os) hanging "node p R - Jeaves the bulk of CCOUNT OY, to ©. F. A. ‘eet i , re | oe | on =6your 6 hands 1anos For ent ecg anal an ae as a foundation SALESMANSHIP, to Efficiency Certificate. Free Catalog. ; = A, ee te —- Aste School of vis eae eS . i rE —r ’ : . ¥ ; pass j | o e trains If you're not just rehdy to buy a E toward the erection of a building to TRAFFIC, Position Coan einsite Phones: Sg | > =| ewey Pe —_— | = Lag Oe makes of autos, | Piano, RENT ONE. We'll allow P Re contain the art objects provided for ACADEMIC, Accredited er ° NOW OPEN “a og 4 ’ seamen Fail aad . trucke O06 ion ond ja ; =— : | ’ MONTH ‘ “ty Dy ril f her hus- T GRADUATE LAW | ie ae Winter evenings. a tire Yulcanmizing and acet- - | ; by the will o r hus PO ing. Also | & whole year nt on a future Kansas City b) . . 4 e s re oO UPWARD JUDGE CBAS. P. DAVIS, Dean. take a course of viene wedding Courses. daily .F purchase of it or a new Piano. band. - FACULTY — 32 prefessional and ; R | 20 tleesons of and Monday. Wednesday and Friaay i Nelson died April 13, 1915. The Downtown Office: basinessa men of wide, practical ; Sees. yng evenings. | a 7K bm peg Ro = 4 sum made available for the purpose 1500 CHEMICAL BLDG. experience and with administra- «| vie . ang. information, a 'S ’ Liberty Bonds Accepted specified will be in the neighborhood Phone. Olive 5816 tive ability. . a Xt. , rn while doing the work. Mi edinia : 9 highly y . f $750,000. A number of personal prom nat Fs SS «*, 4 their meth- Ri . . | “98 vests also are included in the; ~ FILING A Paying 4 “ Loy Signed. ! | q aad the will, the beneficiaries — Vocation vs TED JANSEN. Ask An iE tor tl . ~ part being relatives | ew ot) ee Fier an telephone pet Wil send for free ae ; or the mo . - ix adie uition., ai}. ; -~ , . y q : arace and Holy Trinity Church here| jee ne, Oe oe DIS printed| Olive 1718-1719, Kinloch Central 339, Ries 2 ocriptive Cagales. fo oF ER > wh | aa jj ‘ nv * & me > ee ‘4 1 BF ae e Woy 2 Hi aN sin A rs We BAK. 5 x ee * nl a a4 La. Kye oe Os Sie aa wait ¥ Lae bh * ¢ y oT Ss

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in Any Oth Louis N per. 10 oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © SUNDAY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE cITY cIRCU ———— n Any Other St ae ; nn ee ee = —EEEE - ~ — : _ — - —_ a ———— — _ ' ing within the Missouri penlcentinsy | | ' S > ' of $} hank notes, by raising them : | : afc : By Using the Genuine A.C m mics, nas been besan PY S Hl he Knabe Ptano is used exclusively by | a eS a ; er: St. Louis of the United States Se- ‘ . . t ids: ; di = - —- 2 + Z.3 a b « i - . : , ‘ o ~ 4 - = -- a . - > _ - a my - a _ ~ , — 7 = —— o - —_ « . , = + “- - - A ¥ > « ee unterfeiters in Quincy, IIL, : | | wi Ready for Use — Better Than Traps = gto aco, nab rd eco into . Hs ht A, COATS FOR WOMEN en as Outla é Directions in 15 languages in every box. possession of detailed evidence of the | rH 24 : a ' Cleth, Pilask, Fur Trimmed _ Brings a. Crucial Test a light delivery commercial vehicle of Rats. Mice, Cockroaches, Ants and '@ising of the bills, and the fact that : $19. 5p 927. 50 / Go All high quality—ecqnomical fuel consump- Be Waterbugs destroy food and property eee oe FOENS, O e ee ; | | rN . + Its Author, we tion and maintenance ‘cost —at a remar«- a ae Se ek laden tacts ae: Partai “ | | | | $1.00 A WEEK , q Puzzling Dif shiv a mrice. ; Electric Paste forces So Rel gg ll ra Re nate ae ct ass ia . . if Lae x a Presents from the building for water and fresh ais. on (gedaan aan aan Mowe mit os . . | wat bin Men’ $ Suits & Q’ Coats. . Dealing With 12,000 y _ 38 and $1.50. “Money back if it fails.” |the bills after their release. ' e 4 Values Up to $45.00 U. Ss. Government Buys it | The two under a:rest are Edward | | $27. 50 $37.50 | Turner and his wife, Nora, to whom | | | | 'he was married shortly after his re- | . | lease last January from the Missouri | | 120 3S penitentiary, where he had served | | ' Gaba dines 9 : ‘ea : a la sentence for felonious assault in i | r ines $2; - q HB crucial test fn practice, ccs ube ot Westie Guia | L ee be time + oman Told of Passing s. | | . w, which at The womap, in a confession to a_| “The House that Guarantees all rts Pianos : i Sry 3 | , , _— = ; the farthest step ever secret service operative, related that ! h | a o husband raise (7 the bills and she Corner 11% and Olive | | y ; 4 4 ntry in attempting by law to! te ee Rone Distributors for the Knabe Piano, the fmnpere I ) | | as Ss : oom f of capital and labor —_ ePtTween -epDrue ! ~~ sete | Reproducing Piano, Ete. | | Tz: THING COMPANY —_— ' % ’ ' —.—e— OS eee 2 - ~~ eee oe — w.. _ —) = a 7 —_ . = — = : : Z ‘ a ~e Ee BO ese - Oe ee ee ee eS - ye nS . te € y Pa ga es “ee A I A ee A —eegpeenaenananteneen ee ee ——— ee ee —— = —_ , . , : f began raising them on a wholesale smallest mat to the larg- a : offered before. Below are a few items which represent Extra Values - a TOSS Se te ear Ue se ON est library carpet. A very arge mpor a 10n 4 | Howat said to @ Post-Dispatch based on today’s market prices—in our windows- are displaved many a detailed account of the cities*they large assortment. - @g@E Columbus Jail. “If it was pes more—while an inspection of the merchandise within the store will con- | had visited and the number of the | | | f = miners at work, {t has been #s vince the most skeptical how thoroughly we believe in the value-giving es oe ee : : oO “ 3 . . - - piace.. Some of the places and the a idea. number of bills PD: l were: Kan- Kirmanshahs ‘a8 ; sas City, 4; St. aes ph, 15 or 20; A St. Louis, 25 or 30; Memphis, 7 Backgrounds of rose, . F . 8; Little Rock, Ark. 9 or 10; Ok ivory and light blue. _ When the mtoers. a — 2 : int arta Secteen: “0. ber mock Pleasingly delicate ef- Bwent to Jail to serve Bie stay f W Sone S68. 46; Davenport. te, 1¢: fects in sizes from about there were demands from many ()= rOuUSeTr ul CS Indianapolis, 25: Cincinnati, 30:/) 4 ft. by 6 ft. to 14 ft. by that Gor. Allen take decisive LDavton, 10; Columbus, : : jis 23 ft. Ee law and the dignity of the § ville, 19; Omaha, 15; Sioux City, a p detated out to the Governor ¢ b Va) low 18; St. Paul. 15: Minneapolis The Public Is Cordially Invited . oo tra a “UES at Leavenworth, Kan., 5; Lawrence, Araks ie Kan., 5, and East St. Louis, 10. | | ann a Semwve Omnis | Backgrounds of light and PERSIAN RUGS , here is to discover the convicts who - dark blue, old rose and - . and are raising the bills and to get pos- | gold. Sizes from about For some months we have been preparing for this event by : "hot tem porize, page She law | : session of their outfit. Considerable | ted and that paraphernalia is required, it 1s oy ag oe aw ing through the arriving importations for the finest specimer an oe aa oe said, including scrapers, ink and and we have them now—for this Exposition and Sale, bought i P mines and te them with ther information has been had : extremely favorable prices, because of a combination of circum, Union labor. S Suits that are built throughout for double service. All-wool worsted fab- Silanes” Ree 46: Aden Gee te Kurdistans stances not likely to occur again. | a —™ pe however, sat ries SOLIG Colo é . rie ¢ ’ had just been released from the & 3 | nase a soegdivese 7 1 olagen r oo pal ingle and double breasted two Re te es a fee ae Dark blue backgrounds These new importations are of newly created designs with mul dent of the United Mine Wot Suit last n models that will retain their smartness as long as the fj Station in St. Louis on a charge of with allover designs, in — berry and blue backgrounds and allover effects predominating. had ordered Howat to « a : I| “Stew years ge Chasies ¥. Towel sizes from about 8 ft. by The details of the designs are incomparably artistic. ‘S a ees ee ' } and Joseph Gully, released cdén- 10 ft. to r2 ft. by 17 ft. | - 3 os victs, were arrested two days after 7 You will be delighted with this splendid array of the most their release for passing raised bills. : : - : Leer naman Eitan goa em tiful and exclusive floor coverings ever shown in the West. Blanket-Lined Overcoats | from a convict before their re- A most extensive assort- | in all our experience have we been able to exhibit so large ae 1 lease. Both were convicted and sent s | to the Federal prison at Leaven- | ment in room, hall and | lection of such magnificant specimens of the Persian weavers Extra Values at a ee | hearth sizes in Ga oaks sala wan wel | CHINESE RUGS Fred J. Holloc her, treasurer of the | St. Louis Cotmty Tag Day A : ee 54() and 54S lp > te Co a gf Beep ogee ) Miribanys The a ~~ of se ea Rugs ne Rove a ssa interest am f receipts of the collection Oct. 3 for at admiration e ve assemble or posi ion ITI I the old Folks’ Home in Kirkwood | Lillihans | specimens of Chinese weaving. Legends in symbol, ! ry were 3632.68. the largest in the and grounded on fields of porcelain blue, old rose, antique gol and ll years tag day collections have | ; OAT nt aligge iae | ph ° f secret origin wi i l Fare refunded in been taken for the home. The col-| Laristans colorings o g ith this people of mystics. . Fare re ; lections j ; 1320 ve : $3264.51. . . . * accordance with anil wrens) it see Soy | As with the Persian Rugs, the prices are exceptionally e and of Retailers’ Asso- Rethilens” Agen: | ¥. M. H. A. Celebration Tuesday. | | lrans range to permit many homes to enjoy the possession of one or more ¢ ciation plan. Hpi | The Young Men's Hebrew Associa- | these superb rugs. ciation plan. ition will hold a celebration Tuesdar | evening in their building at 3645 . . jening in the 4 Bidjars THE LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS Delmar boulevard [tn observance of | Succoth,. the Feast of Tabernactes | M Is An address will be celivered by | ossu Rabbi Julian iH. Miller of B'nai El BOYD-RICH ARDSON I|isemec Te suteeee o] | | Mahals a 0 | meted U.S. Commicsience. | OLIVE AND SIXTH Aggotmacd U; 8. Commicatonee. | nards Shortridge, of this city was today ap- pointed a United States Commis- stoner for the Western District of peel a8 weseral Judge A a ‘h of Kanes Ci aa io “ 7 —_— —-? he a ly a A atl ee A att ~ il: ils Ni i I LAL IEE a = . oe ~ ~*<- -*~

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~ eee : i oe eighstisessnr rieets seam pri iittee: sett foee pee ROE ~- 7 ere : . , —— ss CWhat * tng ny Is Doing re ar ree a EL. - er eae be! errr s eeeee -oeee+ee OF per eree- ohn ane eee 8 88S CSRS ee TS. — - 2a. seeee e-seee6 4 ART TW O. ee ee —— oe W ‘i ; > ee ee ee — PP Pha —PPPAP DAP DALAL LLP Sineark Naws and Features ees | ——— > ae 7 “LOvIS SENDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1 3 PAGES al Japanese and British Newspapers, in : lowat, From His Jail Cell, Tells “All Deties Kansas New indeeitial Court Law _ — =e —————— ee POBPBPBPLALVL A Vigorous Editorials, Express World’s Hope — i i a ee le le ee in W ashington Disarmament Conference- tai —— ~ TATE HAS NO RIGHT TO FIX WORKMAN’S WAGEJ” -- — -_—_— ™~ » actment, Widely Heralded When Passed as Outlawing Strikes, | Brings a Crucial Test That Even ‘Its Author, Allen, Admits Presents Puzzling Difficulties in ' Dealing With 12,000 liners. — ——_— - INDAYV:« ‘Timmed Mis Attack on This Legislative En- (JovV. — a... a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. PITTSBURG, Kan., Oct. 15. HB crucial test in practice, not in theory, of Gov. Henry J. Allen’s Industrial Court law, which at the time of its enactment in 0) was the farthest step ever taken in: this ntry in attempting by law to regulate the re- of capital and labor and was heralded as ‘a guerantee that there would be no more strikes Kansas, has come through the action of the 2000 union miners in quitting work because the wident of their union, Alexander Howat, was gent to jail for viclating the Industrial Court law. ' Howat never has recognized the existence of the court. He has ignored its orders. It directed } ‘that Howat should not call strikes. Howat called Fone at the first opportunity, and was sent to fail for six months for doing it. Following their leader, the Kansas miners have ' shown a consistent contempt for the law. Howat ‘ bas been in court many times in cases growing | out of the attempt by the Industrial Court to function in the mining district. Every time “Howat was in court the miners quit work. Every time Howat was sentenced to jail the miners quit work, and gvery time the Industrial Court ‘was in session in the mining district the miners quit work. These instances have been only a few days at time, however, and there was no public de- and for action by the Governor or the court. ee ~ 7 > Laon es ALEXANDER HOWAT. continue in control of the district. le situation which has now developed, howeyer, different. |. Long Internal Union Row Ahead. _ The law was passed to keep workmen in Kan- Masat work. In so far as the miners, the workers in Kansas’ most important industry, are con- terned, it has failed to keep them at work. It | } ‘has not kept the 12,000 miners at work. “If the law was passed for the purpose of put- Ming me fn fail, it has been.a howling success ~ ‘Howat said to a Post-Dispatch reporter in tho : ‘Columbus Jail. “If it was passed to keep the )Riners at work, {t has been a complete failure.” Ee that Lewis’ the Industrial Court law. He acted because Howat had refused to. | \.-strike, according both to the miners and persons ‘in the State government. the law. ‘ direct men to return to work at two small mines In this situation there are prospects of ‘ struggle within the union organization in Kan- | sas, and the possible setting up of an outlaw , long . Qes put Howat and August Dorchy, rice presi- }. union by Howat and his followers. of the union, in jail for six months, but it such a condition would continue and the mines remain shut down cannot be anticipated. {condition which probably will call for some kind | of action by the Governor in support of Lewis. it must be understood But in this connection, action is not directly How Itis a } Governor Hesitates to Arrest 2,000. ) after Lewis had held Howat was disregarding the \ _ When the miners quit en masse when Howat ( it to jail to serve his six months’ sentence, were demands from many parts of the State Gov. Allen take decisive action to uphold law and the dignity of the State. Newspapers mted out to the Governor that 12,000 miners equally guilty with Howat in violating the Though no strike order had been issued, had quit work. Leading men of the State, nding Presiding Judge W. L. Huggins of the istrial Court, told the Governor he should temporize, that the law was being openly ated and that he should send the E F u ited S vent by search- st specimens— sale, bought at ion of circum- d into the coal fields and take over the Mines and operate them with volunteer or non- Union labor. | The Governor, however, saw another plan. He that John L. Lewis, international presi- tof the Wnited Mine Workers of Americ ! Ordered Howat to order back to work mén Talled out at two small mines, that Howat had Pefosed, that Lewis’ position had been upheld thé Mine Workers’ convention, and that still Wat refused to obey Lewis’ orders. The Governor was confident that Lewis would Mt to uphold his autherity, and that he would t Howat from the presidency of the Kansas ‘ict. Consequently the Governor delayed “on. He said to a Post-Dispatch reporter at *xecutive offices in Topeka that there were gns with mul- redominating. he most beau- ie West. Not 30 large a col- 1 weaver’s art. our interest and Ysical difficulties in arresting 12,000 miners,” | Numerous Strikes Called Ly How2t | Sale wonderful | | *tpressed doubt that even his Industrial ) determine the wages to be paid in any industry, laracteristically, “urt law was broad enough to convict them if The creation by the Kansas Legislature at a | the number of hours constituting a day's were | ennaiied the military efficiency of the American 1920, of the Court of | }and any condition of employment. Its provi-| thould attempt to arrest them. | | Gov. Alien has been subjected to considerable Itism for his action of chucking up the set- ment of the coal field difficulty to the officials the miners’ union, instead of handling it from endpoint of the Kansas-law! Many news- and public men bave taken the position * Kansas should not await the outcome of a between Lewis and Howat. meeting the Governor's expectations, stepped in. Thursday he suspended the char- of the Kansas district, ousted Howat, Dorchy Most of the other officials of the district, and the money, books and papers turned over gold and other onable and of a one or more of BARS to Lewis, that union miners will not obey. “as jy Ls, my miners in calling the strike. His action had dustrial Court law. Howat, president of United Mine Workers of America, District 14, for 16 years, and acknowl- edged by miners and operators as a labor czar } who has puled the district with a power derived \ strike.” from his popularity with the minérs, is in a 6x8 cell im the county jail at Columbus. His cell ; mate is Dorchy, vice president of the union in the district. They are serving sentences of six _ { deep-shaft mines, a strip pits, where the coal is in wide veins under | ‘ layers of dirt, and all that is necessary {is to strip his orders to return to work and that they will ) of? the dirt and the coal is exposed. ) ' | publicity throughout the country, the facts appear | ) a long ) \} that was of an inferior quality. ——— } mined in two weeks, an infinitesimal amount in| - in support of . He is not on record for F (had very .little to do with the settlement of the) ment between the mine operators and the ' ace ; ‘Court of Industrial Relations, sald to a Post-Dis- nothing to do with Howat’s spurning of the In- : patch reporter in Topeka: Seve which placed the coal industry of the State months’ imprisonment for calling a strike in yio- , lation of an order of the Court.of Industrial Re- ( lations. When Howat and Dorchy went to jail, all the miners in Kansas quit work. Through their offi- cers, Who are not in jail, they have announced their intention of not returning to work until Howat and Dorchy are released. Under the Kan- sas law there is no way they can be released e1- cept on pardon by Gov. Allen. ;came a public demand for something which | ‘ In addition Howat and Dorchy are under three ( sentences of one year each for contempt of court in matters growing out of labor difficulties in the district. All these cases are pending on ap- peal to the Supreme Court of the United States, the action of the trial court and the Court of In- > dustrial Relations law having been upheld by | the Supreme Court of Kansas in these cases. special session in January, Industrial Relations at the instance of Gov. Allen, resulted from the large number of strikes called ) by Howat in the Kansas coal fields, which include In ; half a dozen counties in Southeastern Kansas. ( ——- ; able, to fix the wages and conditions of employ- | food, clothing, fuel and transportation. addition to the Howat strikes there were numer- | ous cessations of work by the miners for all man- ner of reasons, many of them trivial. ~ system was to make the demand and if it was not | complied with by the operator, to order the men to quit work at the particular mine involved. Between April 1, 1916, and Dec. 31, 1919, there were 705 strikes in the Kansas field, according to statistics compiled by the Southwestern In- four months. According to the operators’ state- ‘ / a (the Court of Industrial Relations, consisting of | The Howat (| Outlawing of Pugnacious .Unionist|.London’ Times Says People Must by National Organization of Min-| ers Not Due to His Opposition to This New Law but Contract With: Operators Which John IL. Lewis Demands Be Kept—Whole Dis- trict Behind Rebellious Leader. — oe ee a Not Leave This Issue to Diplo- mats but Must Settle It by Public | Opinion. ! — gc ee = a symposium of the editorial position of in- { Te POST DISPATCH is enabled to present > fluential Japanese newspapers from the | , English translations printed in the Japan Adver- tiser of Tokio. These opinions .were printed dur- ment, the total money gain for the miners in| iy, the last fortnight of August and were nearly these strikes was $852.83, and the total loss to the! miners in wages was $3,866,780.34. Through nearly all this period some of the miners were working and the stopping of work was only at one or two mines at a time, but fn November, 1919, came the general strike for in- creased wages, a six-hour day and a five-day week, which was ordered throughout the coun- try. The Kansas miners went out with the others. There was actual ‘nese in the district then Pittsburg district to waar’ the Rasen wietiinn| obtained Federal troops. There were a few ex-| perienced miners who responded to Alien’s ap- peal, but most of the workers were inexperience college DOYS. | | dl of the Japanese are of the opinion that arma- clear from the sincere support of the Japanese all expressed in comment on Japan’s formal ac. } ceptance of the United States invitation to join { the armament conference. | The Jiji says. the “text leaves nothing to be de- sired in demonstrating the sincerity of the Japa- nese Government” and earnestly prays that the / conference will prove highly-successful. The Kokumin, lamenting.the “decline of Japan's spirit,” asks: “Why must we offer such flattery to the United States? Why does the eo OE Gov- ; le | Solutely wrong he say that iors is a militarist government in Japan. If there was such a thing in the past it is no longer existent.” Moreover | it-emphasized this statement: “That 99 per cent ) ment should be reduced as much as possible is ’ defense President Harding’s Paper Pithily Tells What Disarmament Means From the Marion (O.) Star. S people visualize the possible ben- Asics of a limitation of armaments the one which makes the widest appeal is reduced taxation. Actually, though, reduced taxation is the least of the measurable benefits that can be ob- tained, important though this be. The money which governments exact for car- rying on their unproductive enterprises constitutes far less of a drain upon na- tional resources than does the holding of vast numbers of men out of industry. We may never see armies and navies wholly abolished. But if they can be greatly reduced in size, millions of met will be added to the potential industrial forces of the world. JIJI— i i | ered from 2 genuinely just point of view, he ¢ should bring the question of the Panama Canal ‘| before the conference so that the powers con- } cerned can express fair opinions regarding its international position.” “The proposed reduction of the national scale, which constitutes the main question ) of the agenda of the Washington convention is so ideal in nature that its realization will be pos- sible only through the free exchange of views, an exchange must be marked with prudence and Press of the Mikado’s Realm See in This Meeting Opportunity to Lift Terrible Burden From World's Back. rod . & the Pacific conference should be for absolute equality. It is to be hoped that this point will be pressed until immigration questions are set- tled. The Japanese blunder at the Paris confer- ence should not be repeated. Ractal equality fs — a demand of justice; and Great Britain and’ America, which opposed it, are unjust. Since they oppose such an unimpeachable proposal, they should not be qualified for speaking of justice. China should make great efforts to demonstrate the principle of racial equality, and Japan shonld assist her and call the whites on account for their arrogance.” KOKOUMIN.—“‘We should make it clear to the world that from the outset we have acted in Si- beria for the sake of the world, with no ambitions whatever. If others laugh at the fact that Japan has not been able to accomplish anything while ; making s0 great a sacrifice in life and treasure, it cannot be helptd. We should rather try ‘to Everybody recognizes the fact that Japan has been foolish, but it will take some pains to prove that we are honest, for the powers, which think that Japan has inscrutable ambitions, entertain misgivings and are inclined to regard every Japanese act a dishonesty. “The Washington centereties is not of a char- ( for the Washington conference.” The Yomiuri says: “We earnestly hope and be- sincerity. When State Worked the Mines. The Governor made no effort to operate the lieve that our diplomatic authorities will make confining the work to the. the utmost efforts at the Washington conference / to disabuse the world of the notion that Japan {is militarist and aggressive and to enable Europe and America to understand the real attitude of While the Governor's action received much | he Japanese.” ‘a complete success, therefore, it will be neces- sary for Japan to request the abolition or reduc- tion of the American defensive equipments at Guam, Hawaii and Manila, and for America to de- mand the abolition of the fortresses on the Japa- (nese Pacific coast. “In a word, the American and the Japanese peo- ) ples must be reminded that the maintenance of {peace in the Pacific is possible only by their The Yorodzu, after pointing out with great } mutual abolition of Pacific defensive equip- ‘care that Great Britain always pursues the policy ments.” The inexperienced volunteer miners in most| of self-interest, and that the United States is not } instances used too much powder, and as a result | in the least behind her in that respect, says that / much of the coal that came out was little more| if the two countries “are sincerely solicitous | than dust. In all, only about. 300 cars were) for the world’s peace and the happiness of man- , kind there will be nothing which cannot be done | oy Shem Se ae eee | fairs were outside political affairs. They should It continues: “Perhaps no country is more ear- | give proof that they are literally ‘earnest to sup- nest than Japan in considering the question of the ‘port’ a reduction of armaments. Firse of all the Je- limitation of armaments. There is no better panese Gévernment should propose the abolition means of making the Washington conference ef- fective than by letting Japan have a just voice.” ‘of armaments in the Pacific islands, and squarely Fuller expressions of opinion follow: } “In order to render the Washington conference ‘to be that about the only beneficial result from|| “Self-Interest as A merica’s Policy.” ) taking over and operating the mines by the State Not much coal was produced, and | was moral. Argument Aimed at America. OSAKA ASAHI—“The militarists should aban- a district which in the same period in normal | times is required to produce nearly 300,000 tons, or nearly 10,000 cars, to supply the demand. The volunteers and the operation of the mines ‘ demand that the United States abolish armaments ‘in Hawali, Guam and the Philippines, which (don their past attitude in acting as {f military af- Leading Topics i in the See prove that we are foolishly honest. acter to concern itself with Siberian questions, but these may not impossibly be touched, sinee some country is attempting to bring forward all questions relating to Russia and Siberia, © In order to make clear her position, Japan may also be required to refer to the circumstances in whieh © her troops were despatched. Thus an o 4 for the elucidation of Japan's position will pre- sent itself and the authorities should be prepared to take its advantage. First of all, the evacuation of Siberia should be carried out to eliminate the seed of suspicions. Administrators may some- /times err, but it is necessary that they should endeavor to put things right thereafter. If there is further procrastination it will only add to the blunders already committed.” “2 - on * English Newspapers Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch and New ' York World. LONDON, Oct. 15. Tm foremost topic of discussion in "Teac newspapers continues to be | Judge W. L. Huggins, presiding Judge of ond TOKYO NICHI NICHL—In eight or nine cases | arg greatly macnnetae: Jove. Manne | out of ten those who discuss the scope of the ) ment js reached to reduce the number of warships nly to China, : ; ‘ eee cmeeere re Soe « — ia, ee 1919. | be agg i Papin nt ove Paste islands ) ) phe RO Sincerity 60: SRS Se ‘ Judge Anderson in the Federal Court in Indian- | under Japan’s mandatory rule and no attention is | “In short, the enértt of saitseaiannaeas ae aan apolis settled it when he sent Howat to jail for | given to the former islands under the control of ( fashioned patrictian should, ba. Aaa alee contempt, along with the other coal union offi- | Denteniie and to the west Pacific. It may be, gether, and Japen should be prepared. to present {cials. Howat at that time didn’t like the pros- | granted that the questions of the islands under ‘ \ proof of this destruction. If the notion that milf- pect of staying in jail and he called off the | the mandatory rule of ‘Australia relate to trade } tary affairs are beyond the scope of political af- | and are not connected with armaments, but We® } ¢airg fs not rectified, it is clear as day that Japan /believe that the international position of the?) yi commit more blunders and sustain greater |Panama Canal facing the west Pacific should be | } humilation at the Washington conference than at | oonenree at this opportunity, both from the? the paris conference.” ‘military and commercial viewpoint. » OSAKA MAINICHI—“Of late, influential news- “In a treaty Great Britain and the United ) naners in the United States such as the Washing- States pledged entire equality in the treatment of ton Post, the New York World, the Post-Dispatch all vessels and warships in the canal and its | of St. Loulfs and the New York Evening Post have ‘blockade and use of warlike rights and hostilities ( .gme to understand Japan’s position and to dis- in it were prohibited to insure its neutrality ) cuss the Far Eastern situation in a manner which in case of war. But what are the facts? Did (jg nearly correct. This is a matter of congratu- not the United States exempt her vessels in the | jation to Japan and the United States, and there ‘coasting trade from the canal tolle to discriminate ‘is no doubt that it will contribute toward leading | against the ships of other countries? This prac- ' | the Washington conference to success. ‘tice was abandoned by former President Wilson » “The Japanese shou’d be magnanimous enough ‘in 1914, -but since the Republicans came into | }to listen to foreign criticisms of Japan and the office the question has again been revived. Far East, however bittér these may be, if they “The situation. is more striking in regard to‘ are based on accurate grounds and reason. But military affairs. The United States has erected }) in the past the opinions of some Americans have /huge batteries in the Canal Zone, looking toward | rested on inaccurate knowledge and have given the Pacific and toward the Atlantic. In other / {us unnecessary unpleasantness. They hava also | words, she has her hold on the throat of the two ( not infrequently Jed to illusions among the Amert- oceans, and is domineering over the world. can citizens. In a sense, it may be said that the “Discussing the supremacy of the United States | numerous misunderstandings between Japan and on the seas Mahan says that two things have in- | the United States are mostly due to inaccurate discussions. This is very regrettable, and we ven- ‘navy during the last 20 years, one being the | ture to commend the point to the attention of the acquisition of territory as the result of the Span- Americans.” ig ish-American war and the other the fortification ( _ , of the Panama Canal. The last mentioned con- | America as China’s Friend. ! ‘sideration is as great a menace to the world as it is of military importance to the United States. - YORODZU. —"The Chinese encanta dain ——«, racial discrimination as seriously as the Ja- Panama Canal Called Vital Issue. | ;pancse. Most Americans in China, including Dr. ) Ferguson and Mr. Millard, say that the Americans | “In the existing state of affairs, if war broke \ are the best friends of the Chinese and are thus | out between a country and the United States, by \ deceiving the majority of the Chinese people; but ‘whom would the neutrality of the Panama Canal ( facts are eloquent. be insured? The hope is very slender. That is allowed to center America, while all the Chinese tach great importance to the position are denied the right of naturalization. Jory lag on ve “If the Chirese wish to extend their rights {fn | Kansas, however, wag disgusted with the situ-) at what many public officials and virtually all the } operators termed the “whims of Howat.” There would stop strikes, and which would insure for| Kansas a steady production of coal which would meet its requirements. Gov. Allen, in response to this demand, called | in several lawyers to prepare a law, stipulating | that it should “have teeth in {t.” Drastic Provisions of the Lew. Unquestionably the law was the most drastic ever enacted in the United States. It gave to \ three members, the power, without any other | ( limitation than that its findings must be reason- }ment in all industries in the State producing | It could | ) sions applied equally to employer and employe. | Section 6 of the law, in which are outlined the! ) general powers of the court, is: It is hereby declared and determined to be necessary for the public peace, health and | general welfare of the people of this State | that the industries, employments, public | utilities and common carriers herein speci- fied shall be operated with reasonable con- | tinuity and efficiency in order that the peo- ple of this State may live in peace and se- curity, and be supplied with the necessaries of life. No person, firm, corporation.or as- sociation of persons shall. in any manner or Men named by him. Howat and John Flem-(terstate Coal Operators’ Association, of which acting sett alle of Rape vse while Howat } Kansas operators are members. As a result in- to any extent willfully hinder, delay, limit. (of the Panama Canal in connection — the ~yF Pe prs “am ividdal mines were shut down from one day to{ OF suspend such continuous and efficient op- | armament conference. If President arding world, they should, first of demanu fall, have declared that no attention wil) be { d ere shu —~ +o hare armament and Pacific questions consi¢- equality of all races, and the Chinese proposal to * Continued on Page Fourteen. In fact, no Chinese laborer is ( coming Washington conference on mite | tion of armaments. Following are some of tha . editorial expressions from the great sournaly: pe ae the country during the past week: — e ‘LONDON WESTMINSTER GAZETTE—The problem of disarmament fs the fundamental prob, lem before the nations today. They have. to” choose whether they will continue to place a. fond reliance on the old ineffective . and to drift toward new conflicts, or whether they will make a determined effort to find other methods of settling their differences and of cate. | guarding their national life. | The United States is in a position to gite the Ne world an invaluable lead in this matter and Fre- ports from Geneva indicate that to some extent the league is compelled to awgit that lead. We hope that all the nations who will partictpate in the conference will be determined to make the utmost use of this opportunity. ag The “Nightmare of A rmaments.” |} We are already committed to an of some 39,000,000 pounds on a and next year may have to begin i that the i ie = ¢ : El | “]S 458 g i :

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gr. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 16, 1921. ——- — —— by JORBPH PULITZER : Der, 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Co.,| Twelfth and Olive Streets. ) ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION Average 1920: Bunday Accrage S610}. DAILY AND SUNDAY AVERAGE, 197.086, aT — ha ’ | PLAT- | —— a CC ae (eH = POST-DISPATCH PrOoORM. li’ know that my retirement will no difference in its cardmal me al that it will always fight for and reform, never tol- injustice or corruption, always demagogues of all partics, nev- er“beiong to any party, always op- pose privicged classes and public never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devot- ed to the pablic welfare, never be with mereiy printing news, be drastically independent; | be afrald to attack wrong. predatory plutocracy or —— ' ‘eececete - > ee. , Serer) yi bes Whither. To BEditer of the Post-lispa'’.o THER are we drifting” ay I came across what P be an authentic statermen’ «+ all in 1906 it was estimate! shae$43 out of every $100 was spent for (oS, thie had shrunk in 1920 to 8om-*- thimg like $28 out of every $108. Re- member. too, that '920 saw the peak prices on al! foods. What has happened to the $15 dif-| ferential between 1906 and 1920? Where did the $15 per $100 go that used to go. * + foods? Here is where opinions have large play, and every man is entitled to one in thie free land. Te the writer, it seems that that $15 per $100 of home expenses have been diverted from foods to fashions, from staples to etyles. Everrthing the good @as told by her grouchy lord andl maater that she was spending too much money. she probably. economized on fooda, never on the movies, the newest movel or phonograph record, or gasoline for joy-riding, or swell clothes. Theso must be kept up for appearance sake, even if the family eats less wholesome, | nourishing foods. At any rate, this ts’ a-plausible reason for that differentia!. ~aWhat a travesty on the wo-callel American standard of living’? I sUuess we're ali guilty and nobody has a right, to throw stones out of a glass house,’ et ian’t it time to cal! a halt when such | startling facts as the one just given stare | sadn the face. Whither are we drifting? | Style and fashion lead to a gaudy parlor and a lean kitchen, and lean kitcheus Only the ape; ; : ’ urging its co-operation jin making a better American: -morality and decency it would. live In a fool's para- == See r : Prigay | SCY Bows lea: than half a column was given to The St. Louls Baptist Association at its ©" wv news of crime—\depositions in a murder case. In session adopted a resolution asking the State Baptist. the sion devoitd to the theater, amusements and Association at its next meeting to petition the press. 2) ae {2 yages—there was not one line of 64 i news of crime and’ immorality. In a general news citizenship. . verve’ , Az he r inch devoted , re section of seven pi\seS there Was an inc fa 72 no objection ie x ag or ante to a report of the op {ning of a vice inquiry in Birm- t . Newspapers shou co-operate in cr , at? . w law nea ~ | ingham, Ala, and ha! a column about a née nigh standards of citizenship. But the resolute ig tO prevent auto thefts—\:o details of efther tmmorality based upon the theory poet they do pot: it ateeet or crime. In another gy eral mews section of seven pe a ine ~ aR Spree eee “1 oh 5 kaa es there is‘ not a wor\! ebout either crime or {m- withor scrim on, “ g €0 mueh space to} | . f : ' morality. The 14-page s the magazine, rotograrwy’ end comic sections, crime. , . (without reference to crime. . - . : ih ry) ority , . me wom ae na oa te -snamemn gel “ eg In short, in a Sunday edition of 120 pages of eight ; Th ao “ae en me agien >to wm: - al columns each, filled with news, .4>ecial articles, news C , up . . ‘ ra i x - m= ty asin the statemen [ denknats, ietered: aia “ena diction, there were ports ce eddy ake ee ats il ee ee eam Geathing wh on-crime and-m- morality and crime It may be nituctanate th@t the ma wait, ees no details of either. (\ tly one top head- facts, abbut them ited published. but publicit ‘s easen-, 27¢. 2S given to crime and that «1 neerned the ap- . ul pe aly iS - wn : unjustified arrest of a b crime. tial to the good of society. It is the function of the one ososinana mien amen ano oe anne press to print the news of human events, gooc and : Se preci — te bad. ad is y to human progress as Pg reg ae shake were i in hata a column on the front page, three-qr\irters of @ it coal ' he . rime news. of the facts about crimes and public offenses against clamn oe? second page devoted to 4 for crime news. There was not a line .qvout im- morality. a We submit this vecord of two editions of t%2 Post- Dispatch, published within a week, to the St. Louis) Baptist Association. which reproved the prem for giving excessive spece to news of immorality and crime, and the State Baptist Association, which as been requested to seek the reform of the press. .t(n these editions, selected at random, so far from therm’ being excessive space given to news of crime and immorality and relatively little to other tnforming and interesting news subjects and enlightening spe- ; Cial articles on world events and the public welfare, is the worst penalty of crime and immorality: in the eet mise — the case. There — _ details of} some it is the only punishment , immorality and the statements concerning crime were ) . ’ : , . The fault of most of the criticism directed against — mea are macts. : We challenge investigation of the facts before the. newspaper policy with regard to the publication of ‘ = crime news is lack of discrimination. It is prompted Sate Baptist Associstion acts upon the resolution | | asking for action. : by the excesses of some newspapers which are credited to all. In many cases individual newspaper excesses are not due to conscious a al to low tastes, but ; vo ' at 4 o’clock in the afternoon to drink a cup of coffee to bad judgment of news values. «Seg Taking the Post-Dispatch as an example, we deny | wese8 prohibition already caused enough unemploy- that we give excessive space to the details of im-| morality and crime. Let us take two samples of the, past week—the Sunday Post-Dispatch and the ' Wednesday Post-Dispatch, the first day and the mid- | A great Geal of loose talk about American educa. | week issues. The leading news reports with top| tonal imstitutione and methods bas been in circula- headlines on the front page of the Sunday Post-Dis-! 2. The charge has been raised that our children | patch concerned the choral singing on the Twelfth #7€ being forced to waste precious time, that they | dise, without knowledge of the actual conditions of society. If the news of public immorality and crime were suppressed, social corruption would increase by leaps. An excess of publicity—publicttr designed to appeal to depraved taste—is bad, but suppression of news would be a thousand times Worse. If the church- men who voted for the resolution in question knew the tremendous pressure brought to bear upon news- papers to suppress news of crimes and immoralities they would get a different view of the case. Publicitr is mot only a factor of progress, but is a stim- ulus to good conduct in private and public life, and it is a deterrent of offenses. Publicity in many cases Lp. Li Lie And now we are being importuned to stop working | disarmament «t Mference, the editorial page and the columns each—256 columns—there was \Wo-thirds of In short, less than two columns out of 256 Were used | _ — ; »- ee ; i ee ek ee eee ee ee. a © ete De Batu me Or One ee Lae he 8 RR Hew’ A } ‘.. and interest. ‘Hocker, D. B. The first Is a for the benefit of the b fund of the St. Louis Maternit pital which will be given next rnoon at the Hotel Eugene R. Cuendet, Leslie Ds ¥. Davis, Louis Diesterweg, ‘ H. Duncker Jr., J. I. Epstein, ard Eiseman, Kenneth L. Gre vin Goldman, F. H. Hemingway, Dewey Hickey. | Hursey, Arth Lambert, J. D. Wooster Ia Roy T. lange Le.up, Harry dale, Tom May, J. T. Milliken Myers, W. Cc. McBride, E. D. Warren C. Nixon, J. Scott David Pratt, John C. Reber ; win T. Stanard, Clarence st Adolph St!nger, C. Harrison — man and Wallace D. Simme A human bridge game wt feature of the benefit for | Louis Children’s Hospital to | on the evening of Oct. 26,. Missouri Athletic Association four queens will be Miss ’ Simmons, queen of the Prophet Ball; Miss Ada J lest year’s queen; Miss Maria) ciscus and Mrs. Harrison zelle. The game will be pla four experts who will sit at téelow the stage and play “hands” by indicating moves cards on the stage. SAO At AO ON EL NE Vt ON TEE US RT gee a , The kings in the deck wil McMillan, James Fra a Breckinridge Jones and Joh _ cand the jacks will be imper by Asa Wallace, Field Goltr | street plaza, the successful sending of wireless base- #"@ taught the wrong things, that they are not pre-, make a lean nation. Perhaps, Mr. Hard- ing might take a little time off his va-' ball bulletins, the world baseball series, award of | pared to absorb subjects given them while they crave ' = : . Bid a ; eations and get busy on Rae gre a medals by the Police Board, the possibility of Senator | *°tivities and interests which are denied them. One | — a Yh, for a Roosevelt to tell America blunt- | Gore’s recovery of his eyesight and the conference of | T¢vOlUtionary system, the Gary pian, has been tried, | __ iy where she is getting off! | BERNARD GRUENSTEIN. Build the Roads Now. ‘y the Editer of the Post-li.,e@tch. HE sixty million of dollars voted by | the people of Missouri should be ex- | pended at this time, or enough of it, to. iurnish employment to those who are. aut ef work. Assume that five million of | suey are unemployed in 7 United States, | Missour! must have front one to three hundred thousand. To begin work at nee would mean the putting to work of. Very idle man in the State, the benefits| of which would be reflected in every line | of’ thdustry. Missouri would then be, ~ gvVailing herself of the opportunity at | “rand in taking the lead among the states | “s? the Union in caring for her people. | The present administration at Jefferson City should gell the bonds and expend the _s@roney. If they say material is too high) fifen let them take over the plants mak- ing this material within the State as I understand from Representative Morgan | of. Putnam Co., the law provides. Even. - material cost is a little high, labor is | necessarily cheaper than it willl be when | eversthing returns to normal. = JOHN F. DAILY. sae neeaoots Industria | RAL y , . : the Eed@iter of the Post-Dispatch. =A CCORDING to the report of the, nited States Labor Department there | Sarre during normal times between 1,500,- 00 to 2,000,000 men out of jobs. It isa ulgf industrial system that keeps so men unemployed in normal times. GEO. GERDES. American Child. CW wan or of the Post-Dispatch. N amewer to “Homeless,” I should like —” ia gay a few words. He is the father of “wix-“thilldren, f am the mother of four, | =a Should I be forced to move, might | encounter the same difficulties of which | he complains. The prejudice against | ehildren is most reprehensible, but the “American child is an. institution known | "and dreaded the world over. Much ie “written of the American child, but noth- ing of the American parent who allows | “him to go on his career of destruction “Sjaheeding. “Homeless” children may! ——not be of this trpe, but It fs unfortunate. “ly true of many children. The reasor refuse to rent to families with | _weveral children, is because the entieeee | ~have no respect for law and order. But ae ie not their fault. It is the bad -training they have had. Liberty has de- ~~wenerated into license, and until we | parents realize this and teach our chil- ~a@ren in earliest youth, from the moment ean talk, the great rule of mine and thine, landlords wil! continue to re-. fuse to rent to people who have them. | AN AMERICAN MOTHER. - finishing up a three weeks’ trip. North and Central Missouri and I | help but notice the great amount drunkenness in the smaller towns. I. “have been traveling this territory for | he. eight yeare and a drunken man | en ¢t streets wae a rarity, but now a, = ‘eommon sight Before the Vol- | act became effective § there war after town where one could not ob-. whisky at any price, but now you obtain all the moonshine you want. railroad executives with the President on freight rates.; DUt {t has not satisfied the revolutionists. There were only three references to crime and they oc-| Defenders of the old system claim that dissatisfac- cupied a few inches, under small headlines and one ‘!on with it is attributable to the fact that it requires reported the fining of an insurance trust. work, self-denial and discipline. Give us authority to On the second page there was not a reference to} ™@ke your spoiled children toe the mark, they say, crime; all the articles dealt with public questions: dis- ‘rmish us with adequate equipment and give us armament, river traffic, the threatened railroad | money enough to raise the standards of teaching, and strike, the supply of coal and the meeting of the Dem-, ¥¢ Wil! educate your children. Here is an important ocratic National Committee. There was no report of Westion: Is the complaint against the old system murder or immorality on the third page, but two sui-| the fault of the system, or is it that parents are cides were recorded in one article. The other articles | 00 indulgent and taxpayers too penurious properly to reported a discussion of local unemployment and news| S¥Pport the system? | of important public events. In the eight columns of, ‘°Ntroversy ought to be somewhat allayed and con- news on the fourth page there was only one short aan’ fidence reinspired by a vast research enterprise to port of an arrest in connection with a maf] robbery. ' be undertaken at Teachers’ College of Columbia Uni- On the fifth page there were three references to VeTsity, New York, by what is styled the Institute of crime, two of them occupying less than two mctaon | Educational Research. The institute, in the words each. \There was about a column on the arrest of a| 0! Dean Russell of the Teachers’ College, aims “to boy accused of murder and a brief report of the re-| Promote the scientific study of education in co-opera- lease of a youth accused of giving liquor to girls. | tion with the several departments of the college and | Three-fourths of the page were occupied by other | with other institutions fnterested in investigation and | news. Pages six, seven and eight were wholly filled! "esearch. Interesting in connection with the an-/ with news of athletic and other wholesome sports— | BOURCement is the statement that an experiment in| golf, tennis, football, baseball and boxing. Al! the! rural school tea¢hing will be carried on in a typical space on page nine was given to Mrs. Harrison’s story | “little red schoolhouse” .in New Jersey. of her experience in a Russian prison. All of the} “4 ®®W milestone of progress will have been passed, news space on page 10, except a quarter of a column,| *2€" Controversy over “method” may be put on the’ was occupied by China's reply to Japan's Shantung’| shelf and every effort turned to increasing the excel- ! proposals; the quarter of a column reported the! lence of the product of such a system as the highest surrender of a man accused of robbery. In the eight-| #Ut#orities may agree upon. : page section of real estate news and advertising there zy | Was no reference to crime. | Despite an anguish of unemployment in the mother | In the 16 pages of the editorial section containing | country, Australian interests will have their wool | the views of the press of America, Japan and France| made up in Germany on dirt-cheap labor. Just taking | on disarmament, Japan's views with regard to the|a leaf from the book of American fute-bag makers. | I = — i i ES AN OPPORTUNITY FOR MUTUAL HELP. (From the Galveston News.) SIDA VAI WV SEN NO ~ _ ‘“ te ‘ Bes. ESSA a S HELP ! ns ~4 Bes 7 ‘ene way, oh, A natetded Wr = ee ee ee ee eee eee Sabie - e*eed . . + * F. W. Graham & C Real BDstate Society for the Preveniion of Cruelty to Animals Seme statement! Wouldn't around the City Art Museum until we can as- certain how the battle at the Courthonse 1s go- ing? Director Holland thinks we have probably lost the four historical paintings by Wimar, and probably the whole gallery of art treasures under the dome will disappear beneath the devastating brush of the modern decorator be- fore the city authorities get done. We'may yet save the masterpieces at the Museum, all of which are likely to go the same way before the craze fer making old things into new things is over. It is a great chance, at any rate, for art lovers to arm and drill. One is reminded of an incident at Denver on an occasion when a rich man out there gave the community a new thea- ter and opera house. A decorator was painting in the figure of a man when the philanthropist came around. “Who tn hell is that?” he asked. “Shakspeare,”’ said the decorator. “Shakspeare!” shrieked the philanthropist. “What did he ever do for Denver? Paint me in there?’ — _ > One of the first laws of economics is that wages are the iast thing to go up and the first thing to come down. There are plenty of peo- ple to see that it operates, too. = > ® The hospital and medical college which Mr. Rockefeller is building at Pekin is costing $7,- 560,000. What a piker Robin Hood was’ TO -UNCLE SAM. (In memory Of a loyal friend, William Marcham.) OU are bringing him back from those poppy-flecked fields, Put ‘tis only the dust of the boy that I knew; No more than a symbol! of Spirit that yields A fruitage of friendship immortally true. You are bringing him back to rest ‘neath the sod Of the land of his birth, whose echoing cheers New throng up the aisles of the ages to God, With Spirit-born roses immersed in love's tears. And I know, as I sit all alone with the stars And the whispering leaves of the cottonwood tree, : That the soul of my friend was as brave as the bars . Of the shoal which repulses the mutinous sea. And I know of the lyrics of love that will rirg O'er my soldier-boy resting alone tn the dark. When down o'er the hills, at the calling of Spring, Comes the sweet-singing thrush and the robin and lark. | to you he would say. if his dust but speak, ; “Of the Itves that we gave, were they given in vain? Though we fell in the battle, as Trojan or Greex, But Give the good of your gold to the bors who * remain. “Give the good of your gold with an unselfish hand Tc my comrades who carried, in faith and in youth, The Stars and the Stripes, as our General planned— To the uttermost goal of his vision of truth. “Give the good of your gold to your heroes who fought That our own native land might forever be free; Give the wealth of your gold for the lesson they taught— we better throw up earthworks could The MIRROR PUBLIC OPINI@ PEERLESS LEADERS. oe From the New York World. - ie ENRY CABOT LODGE of Massacht the Republican leader in the U Senate. Pia, | Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama is t | cratic leader in the United States | As the Republican leader in the Lodge made a speech against the Boran @& ‘exempt coastwise shipping from the nf ‘tolls through the Panama Canal and also ve -asrainst the bill. Exactly 16-Repubiicans ‘the peerless leadership of Mr. Ledge | Republicans voted for the bill. - | As the Democratic leader in the Senate, | _Underwood seems to have remained silent Gum the course of the debate, but he voted im@ ‘of the bill’and against the record of s |party.- Exactly 11 Democrats followed less leadership of Mr. Underwood and 20% | crats voted against exemption. oo | Between them these peerless leaders @ two great parties in the United & succeeded in rallying 27 votes, or 29, 1 ‘their own. Against them were 55 votes, af imately two to one. The aggregate stren the Lodge-Underwood leadership was a @ ‘the Senate, present and. voting, and this & tion to a matter of foreign affairs ot taken on aspects of primary importance ‘of the conference for the limitation of _ ment. = | Both Mr. Lodge and Mr. Underwood ican delegates to the conference. In are half of the entire American d . were appointed by Mr. Harding, accc a | dispatches from Washington, in order Senate, as part of the treaty-making would be adequately represented in the ence by authoritative spokesmen. How mi the Senate do Mr. Lodge and Mr. U represent? With how much authority We ‘speak? In the light of the vote on the® | Canal tolls bill, how much time will ® | for the very astute representatives of Gr /ain, France, Italy and Japan to take, ‘ematical accuracy, the measure of ‘wielded by the senatorial members of ‘ican delegation”? a. If the vote on the tolls bill is an Lodge and Mr. Underwood between 1 control enough votes to defeat the ratifia ,@ treaty, to say nothing of control | | votes to bring about ratification. | & reat many people are wo | wrong with the Senate—why the jority is incapable of framing an program of legisiation and the D nority equally incapable of framing gent program of constructive c 7 secret seems to lie in the attitude of thé toward its chosen leaders. Mr. Ledge Underwood are men of more than , ity, who go through the motions of les with grace and dignity. All they 4 lowers. ? % ~~ Koehler and Francis Niedrt -Other cards will be represer Misses Elizabeth Parker, ] West, Glorla Getsinger, El Bemis, Emily’ Milliken, Cook, Florence Leland, F Milliken, Marie Clarkson, Luyties, Elsie neau. VD Bride, Audrey Faust, M Bond, Julia Fay Carton, Randolph, Irene Goddard, EI Terry, Mary Denman Clark, Simmons, Olguita Queeny, Gregg. Catherine Louw and Idelia Bush. o The game will open at ‘ will be followed by a ball tournament to decide the ship of St. Louis. Supper. served from 10 o'clock night. The third affair will bé the afternoon of Nov. 12 att seum for the purpose of funds for the St. Louis U Endowment fund. Among t tively interested are Mme. Maffit, W. C. MeBride. Scott, Howard Benotst, Pat Sam Plant, E. A. Fass, C.@ W. D. Hemingway, T. J. De Shaugnessy, Edward J. ree Morrison, George McNulty McKittrick, Samuel C. | Ralph Morriss, Danie) — Elsworth 8S. Smith, BE John Tobin, Kate M. G. Evans, Oscar NW ringha *ward V. Papin, Amadee — Vol ©. Turner, Alonzo GC ty * : ——————— The dates of a nur

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‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ a —— aE — ee Cais inte Sova ter : ® ‘Three: Coming Charity Affairs of Interest Are Bridge Party | for Maternity Hospital, Ball and Bridge Tournament for. Children’s Hospital, and St. Louis University Endowment Fund Benefit. a three large charity affairs which are occupying much attention and interest. The first is a bridge party for the benefit of the building ¢qund of the St. Louis Maternity Hos- | pital which will be given next Satur- | day afternoon at the Hotel Statler. | The hospital, which was founded 13 years ago by Mrs. Elizabeth Samuel Garrison, is located at 4518 Wash- ington boulevard. The board in charge of the affair includes Mrs. Benoist Carton, chair- man, and Mmes. D. C. Biggs, Wil- vam K. Bixby, George M. Brown, Robert Burns, August Busch, Ben G. Chapman Jr., Clarence J. Curby, Bugene R. Cuendet, Leslie Dana, D. ¥. Davis, Louis Diesterweg, Charles H. Duncker Jr., J. I. Epstein, Rich- ard Eiseman, Kenneth L. Green, Al- vin Goldman, I’. H. Hamilton, W. L. Hemingway, Dewey Hickey, Lon O. Hocker, D. B. Hussey, Arthur W. Lambert, J. DL. Wooster Lambert, Roy T. Langenberg, William J. Le.p, Harry Lésser, John G. Lons- dale, Tom May, J. T. Milliken, E. M Myers, W. C. McBride, E. D. Nims, Warren C. Nixon, J. Scott Porter, . Ba PES David Pratt, John C. Roberts, Ed- Rass 5 win T. Stanard, Clarence Stratton, ee | Adolph Singer, ©. Harrison § Steed- | | | man and Wallace LD. Simmons. | | ‘ A human bridge game will be a ; 4 feature of the benefit for the St. Louis Children’s Hospital to be held : on the evening of Oct. 26, at the d “Missouri Athletic Association. The four queens will be Miss LLleanor | | Simmons, queen of the Velled | Prophet Ball; Miss Ada Johnson, lest year’s queen; Miss Marian I'ran- : | | | N the fall social calendar Me a —— 5 ciscus and Mrs. Harrison Hoblit- Mrs. Roy J Solart, a bride of October 5. velle. The game will be played by | four experts who will sit at a table lélow the stage and play their “hands” by indicating moves to the cards on the stage. The kings in the deck will be N. A. McMillan, James Franciscus, Breckinridge Jones and John Davis find the jacks will be impersonated ee ond the dance will follow from 5 until 7. Mrs. hosts Mr. ond William Scott will at a dinner and treater party Nov. 2 for Miss Cath- ‘ rine Louise Crunden and her Miss Mary Hidden, of Providence, R. l., and the next afternoon will be Samuel +. be fLuest, by Asa Wallace, Field Goltra, Carl the occecsion of the debut of Miss Koehler and Francis Niedringhaus.| “arie Clarkson. Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. | Other cards: will be represented by | &4ha will have a table at tle Coun- O P | N I O N : Misses Elizabeth Parker, Frances! ''¥ Club that evening for Miss Mar) - | West, Gloria Geisinger, Elizabeth “C™man Clark. Miss Etta Randolph — : Bemis, Emily Milliken, Elizabeth | 47d, Miss Janice Feldman will make SS LEADERS. Cook, Tlorence Leland, Florence their debuts on Nov. 4, Miss Ran- World. Milliken, Marie Clarkson, Elizabeth | @°!Ph at a dance with which she 9DGE of Massachusetts is Luyties, Elsie Garneau, Dorothy, Mc- | 274 ner sister, Mrs, Harry Potter, ader in the United States Bride, Audrey Faust, Mary Scudder {| *™ rtain and Misa .Peldman al Bond, Julia Fay Carton, Mary Etta! ® tea In the afternoon which will be i of Alabama is the Demo- fandolph, Irene Goddard, Elizabeth |. followed by @ ball in the evening, both affairs to take place at her Terry, Mary Denman Clark, Dorothy Simmons, Olguita Queeny, Janet Gregg, Catherine Louise Crunden and Idelia Bush. 9 The game will open at §:30 and will be followed by a ball and bridge nited States Senate. leader in the Senate, Mr. against the Borah bill to @ ping front the payment of 7 ama Canal and also voted y 16 Republicans followed home. Miss Floren: e Leland’s com- ing-out party will the Woman's Club of Nov. & and Miss els will -be a buffet home Nov. 6. be a receplion .at oti t! © Marjorie |! supper at her atlernoon sallhi- » of Mr. Lodge, while 36 tournament to decide the champion- Be a ' , . , . " On the afternoon of Nov. § Ars. the bill. ship of St. Louis. Supper wiil be | © “Vern Clark will p1 nt } , . . : : : | Bbve Prno ark ese ner leader in the Senate, Mr. served from 10 o'clock until mid-/| ’ 7 ‘ ' daughter, Miss Alma Clark, to so- ave remained silent during night. ; . : ciety at a reception at the Woman's ite, but he voted in favor The third affair will be given on | tub and the same day Mrs. Isaac st the record of his own the afternoon of Novy. 12 at the Coli- | T. (ook ‘~ Ul Tatiana th we i we nocrats followed the peer- Stum for the purpose of raising 7 ra 7 . eg aay ah eae \lies Underwood and 20 Demo- | unds for the St. louis Universits _ enaena eat | *s aa atin M : emption. bndowment fund. Amodng those ac. ! _- — . 4 > hh _ : ese oi » peerless leaders of the lively interested are Mmes. William pe ee we ain te : ~? tare the United States Senate Maffiit, W. C. McBride. John h. wb nh u Se Reustite “Die hie wie 27 Votes, or 29, including scott, Howard Benoist, Paul Robyn, Goddard, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pmowere 655 votes, a rox- Sam Plant : “no ey . en gsi pp a, B.A. Fasz, C. Ai Faris, | @arneayn will entertain with a danc rho ageregate strength of W. D, Hemingway, 'T. J. Dooley, M. Nov. 16 at the Country Club, intro- leadership was a third of Shaugnessy, Edward J. Scott, W. K. ....:... eas feos tate l voting, and this in rela- M " gquecing their niece, 11S: ,1 ise sar- dbo son, George McNulty, Hugh neay. Miss Audrey Faust will mak: oreign affairs which has McKittrick, Samuel «. Porayce, |h.ce how at = tall Ay 279 Sheeran imary importance itn view ‘alph Morriss, Daniel G. Taylor. On tiie Minis Tehran Cark the limitation ef arma- Elsworth S. Smith. Horace Rumsey. wij} be presented at a Se ae John Tobin, Kate M. Howard, David G. Evans, Oscar Niedringhaus, Ed- *ward V. Papin, Amadee Reyburn, Vol C. Turner, Alonzo C. Church. Ira E. Wight, Festus J. Wade, Ash- ty D. Scott and George Tiffany. - a Thanksgiving eve. On Thanksgiv- ing Day, Mr. and Mrs. Festus Wade will honor Miss Clark with a lunch- econ and dance at the Country Club. jMr. and Mrs. Isaac Cook will g dance for their daughter at the Country Club Novy. 20 and Gloria Geisinger will her for- Mr. Underwood are Amer- conference. In fact, they \merican delegation. They Harding, according to the ngton, in order that the he treaty-making power, ‘presented in the confer- ive =——_— » 7 na st okesmen. How much of The dates of a number of debut 7 : | ; Parties ; me , ; mal debut at a ball with which her jge and Mr. Underwood 405 and affairs in honor of de- “ : , butante . |parents, Mr. and Mrs.:Samuel Geis- much authority will they | antes have been announced dur- inger, will entertain No\ 23 So the vote on the Panama E the past week. On Wednesday _. 5 a te a uch time will it require afternoon of thi k. Mrs. TI ee ee ee neen uch i WwW } s wee Mrs. - ie sa q us week, rs 1€0 ahnounced in December is the debut esentatives of Great Brit- | apan to take, with math-" measure of influence il members of the Amer- powers now. ae eg ‘ball in honor of Miss Dorothy Mc- inenting Miss Iulia Fay Garton Lountry hung COSLUTIES, cream ball served MOVerse — After a month's honeymoon trip Mrs. Bitting 04 Cates avenue. and Miss Frances Car] Mr. and Mrs. " “—* a ¢ nt ave iuet, Jesse Carleton whose marriage lioughton C. Hedgecock will take place.Nov. 17, h he) tendants Aliss Elizabeth Bradshaw. maid honor: Miss Patricia. Carle- ton, her cousin, Mrs. Tom Webster and Miss Marguerite Orthwein. Ruth Duhme will be flower gir}. Hedgecock will his man and the grooms- Tom Webster, Alvin lHlone Carleton, Frederick The ceren at S oclock at aS chnosen AS of lrances Harvey brother as best men will be Snodgrass, seTve (ijamble and Krug ionv will he (,race Xj cl ana will Dye followed hy ‘ cianapols performed ssopall recentto for the bridal party ediate relatives at the hore pila ; ane 11h) ' Miss Carleton’s grandmothe. I. lk. Lake of 5247 Westminste! The wedding of Alrs. Maza Scot Wood and William B. Leedy Birmingham, Ala., took terday morning at the home of the bride’s sister-in-law, Mrs. P. Chou- teau Scott of 4315 Lindell boulevard, Rev. Dr. John W. Melvor offi- ciating. Only immediate relatives The couple ted ’ rnoon for Birminghai, where they will reside. Mrs. Leed' is the Thomas J. Scott of the Bonair Hotel and a grand- Rufus J. Lack- at. Ui place yes- the were present. depar vesterday afte ley + * ’* cr cgdauk ste t)) of the late daughter _——_— ~« The marriage of Miss Edna Hils, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Edward Hils, and Harry E. Blanke, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Blank@® 1724 Compton avenue, Will take place at the home of the brides parents, "S°6 Accomac street, tomorrow eve- ning at 7 o'clock. Dr. W. IF. Wilk will perform the ceremony in the presence of members of the. imme- diate families and a reception at the Century Boat Club will follow. Miss Florence Elbring will be bridesmaid and Charles Derleth of Chicago will serve as best man. The two of the groom, Margaret and Mildred Blanke. will act as flower girls, and nieces ihe bride’s cousin, Lois Plowman, will be ring bearer. After a: wed- ding trip through the East, the will reside at 3642 Humphrey street. Among the brides of the coming week will be Miss Louise Carter, Miss Anita Moll and Miss Berenice Collins. The wedding of Miss Car- ter, who is the daughter of Mr. and William Carter of 4129 Lindell boulevard, and Paul Roth, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Roth of 5162 Kensington avenue, will take place tomorrow evening at the Westmin- ster Presbyterian Church, the Rey. Dr. William Crowe officiating. The bride's sister, Mrs. Ewing Studebak- | ff , Occupation er Riley of Independence, Kan., wii] | be matron of honor, and Miss Alice) Anderson bridesmaid. The. brides- maids will be Miss Alice Roth, sister of the bridegroom and Miss Eliza- beth Anderson, Louis Roth will serve his brother as best man and the groomsmen will include Ewing SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 1921. ok Pen a ee Seu. Ry ~—Murillo Photo. Miss Janice Feldman, who will be honoree at a reception and danee No- vember 4, when she will make her debut ? Stude] and « bake I Randal! loster Mary Louise Ri- girl. Miss Moll, Paul : Riley, Walter McCarthy. ley will be flower daughter of Mrs. Moll Sr. otf 4594 Pershing avenue,. will become the bride of Paul Whitman. Mrs. F. H. Kreis nof4362 Me- >} : - ; .. ! nerson avenue at S&S oo’ clor de . Miss Ada Johnson, the Veiled Prophet’s Queen of Love and Beauty for 1920- °1, and Miss Eleanor Simmons. the new Queen, who will be the queens of djamonds and hearts, respectively, in the human bridge gaine Mr. Illinois University University. 1lssth Infantry. Dutton and dur- ing the war served overseas with the and man Kathryn Spencer was maid of honor and Harry Uelhoff, hrother of the bridegroom, was best or her Rev. the the read nuptial mass. sister, Father J. J. Wedder- > . ee Debutantes w ho will act as “ecards”? in human bridge game at Children’s Hospital Benefit at Missour: Athletic Club, October 26. Left to right. Misses Maric Clarkson, Irene Goddard, Julia Fay Carton, Elizabeth Parker, Mary Denman Clark, Emily Milliken, Elizabeth Cook, Gloria Geisinger, Dorothy McBride, Mary Etta Randolph, Elizabeth Terry, Dorothy Simmons, Elizabeth Bemis, Eleanor Simmons, Elsie Garneau and Elizabcth Luties oo, LEIDEN > ota ON EOE SIS. OTR OY aS —Kandeler Photo. bi Mae Eloise Gottwald. ore es ‘ad 2 ’ 'with a luncheon at the Hotel’ Clar- Miss tantes of the season. : -ot re, , cut street, was solemnized last eve- | *nniversary. . . ning at the home of the bride, the| - as ; ltev. W. A. Kendall officiating. Miss| Mrs. Louis Witt of 6575 Water- Clara Bromeyer, sister of the bride,| man avenue has as her guest jer |was maid of honor and Miss Hazel; mother, Mra. B. A.-Joseph. whe is |Ford bridesmaid. Leroy Weidle act-| spending a few weeks in St. Louis |ed as best man and Robert Prather | en route for Little Rock, Ark... where (as groomsman. Dorothy Rose Daw-! she will remain throughout the win- |son was flower girl. Mr. and Mrs, te’. ot |Schuman will spend their honey- ee “ ‘moon in Colorado and _ will be at The regular Tuesday and Friday /-home after Nov. 15 at 6946 Alamo)! night dinners at the Town Club Mave M ‘nian avenue entertained the st. Vincent. Reilly, daughter of Mra. louls Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Jew- Bernard Reilly of 3132 Lafayette ith Consumptives’ Relief Society (Continued on Next Page" ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH avenue, a ites os a or , Mrs. Abel Ward Chapman, whose nage took place October 8. She was ’ idge Thursday. Plans for the. an- nual dunce to be given at the Hetel Statler, Jan. 29, wete discusséd, - Capt. Leo Dillon, U. & <A, “tnd \ire. Dillon, of Philadelphia, are-the guests of Mrs. Dillon's parents; Mr. and .ars. John T. Dwyer of 10 North Taylor avenue. - ry Mrs. Ernest Sachs of 97 Arundel place will entertain the Smith Col- lege Club at her home Tuesday aft- ernoon. ie 6000 7 es - Seni ‘saa | Mr. and Mrs. W. A. stocl)"2117 East Grand avenue, entertained With a card party at their home Tué#day evening in honor of their w ~~ =e" —Kajiwata Phote, May Cabanne, one ot the debe : ’ : ; / been resumed for the wintef. «,. . ‘ The marriage of Miss Frances rs. Morris Corn of S826 Water- SUUIUDIDIIOUUUUANUNNUANONEAUONAUOOAANNY: RES XDD” S HANAN Miss Virginia Robyn of 3745 Lin-| man. The bride wore a gown of dell boulevard entertained with white satin, trimmed in seed pearls bridge party at her home Friday aft- | »nd silver lace, and carried a show- ernoon, complimenting Miss Loutse |er bouquet of lilies of the valley. | Carter, The bridesmaid’s frock was of pile | pink satin, and her hat. of black vel- President Charles Noblis Mac- ve with ostrich plume: Cracken of Vassar College will arrive in St. Louis Thursday to be the guest The Friday Dancing Club, which (Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nagel. Mrs. jg celebrating its fiftieth anniversary Nagel will entertain with a dinner this year, has announced the follow- his honor on Thursday and later in) dances to be given during the ePaper naan os he “ me: oe winter at the Algonquin Golf Club: : a On al his nome a November 24, Dec. 23, February Which President MacCracken will)|,)4q April 21. Patrenesses for speak In behalf of the Vassar salary | atfairs will be Mmes. Lucian endownfnt fund drive. Thursday | piackmer, John K. Broderick, afternoon Mrs. Leslie Thompson Will| @parles W. Disbrow., Cc. entertain the committee, “Friends | gxinner and A. B. Pierce. Assist- of Vassar,” and Mrs. Lionberger | jing hostesses will include Mmes.’R: ldavis will give a dinner for the visi-! xing Kauffman, Horace W. Beck, tor Friday evening. A. Deacon, went Jarvis, 7 sil Miss Isabel i et ing avenue will be hostess at lincheon at her nome Tuesday ! ing Miss Bernice Collins and Mildred riage will take place tW next month from Honolulu Mrs. Tupper’s mother, Mrs. Frank RnR. Tate of 4515 Pershing avenue. Another daughter, Mrs. Calvin Payne, who with her husband has been the guest of Mrs. Tate, re turned a few davs ago to her home in Erie, Pa. Runk of. 6366 (C‘andy. Miss Noy. 2. Mrs. Sevier Rains Tupperand her to arrive to visit o children are expected Miss Helen A. Candv’'s mar Spencer, daughter |of Mrs. Mary Spencer of 3966 Flad Piant, ham. H. ‘ . NnareRe W454 Morgan. Paul Jones Sr., On the arrangements Avery Jr.. George S&S. Avery, W. Beck Jr., K. H. Booth Jr., 2. Miller, Lawrence G. Miller, liam H. Payne, rank H. William S&S. Bryan, Felix W. John M. Curlee, Ralph A. Sidney M.. Skinner, Meverel and Fred J. Cornwall. The marriage of Miss o~— --- Bromeyer, daughter of Mr. and HH, nue, and Adolph W. Schuman, son of Mrs. C. Schuman, 3703 Connecti- Bromeyer, 6946 Alamo George Gra- Frances Waddock and Francis conimittee are C, Horace James Simmons, Coste, Deacon, Good, Bertha ee _ t The engagement of Miss Gratia| avenue, became the bride of Frank | Thompson, daughter of Mrs. 2liza-| Jj |remorf. son of Mr. and Mrs. C.! beth P. Thompson of 3963 . Russell l“elhoff of 2511 North Eleventh avenue, and Dudiey Dutton of 3923 | street Wednesday morning’ at Lafaveite avenue, son of Mr. and | o’cldck. The bride's cousin, Re Mrs. A. H. 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ee B® dee Oo PS Seek. « ': - « —- ee = —--— —_— ov r : ° — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Tha n Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ee = ON Oe a ie ; LODO ~~ Social Events > Continued From Preceding Pas avenue, and G. Walden Porter, son of Mr. and Jurs. Charles Porter of Mohtgomery City, Me., will be sol- emnized Tuesday evening at Ps o'clpck at the home of the bride, in the presence of the two families and intimate friends. The Rev. Fa- ther. M. J. Sullivan will officiate. Miss Frances Bollman will be maid of honor, and the bride's only at- CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION AT FLORISSANT THURSDAY ‘The double celebration at Floris- ee of the hundredth anniversary “s the founding of St. Ferdinand’s oy a, Church and the centennial eee Statehood will be held > arpa The date appeared ina OuUs Issue of the Post- ic ry ost-Dispatch ‘ The double celebration, will -in- clude a religious procession and high Glennon presiding, and in the after- noon a civic celebration, at which Mayor Sidney J. Garrett and others will speak. A feature of the aftr- noon celebration will be an exhibi- tion of old French folk-dances. sapien eerie Shrine Open to Visitors. The shrine of the Sacred Heart at the Academy of the Visitation, Cab- avenues, will be open to visitors all day on the feast of Saint Margaret Mary, tomorrow. There will be a sermon and bene- anee and Belt Bazaar for St. Anthony’s School. The members of St. Anthony's Catholic Church will give a bazaar and festival at the parish school hall, Compton avenue and Meramec street, Nov. 16, 17 and 20 to raise funds for the parish school fund. St. An- thony’s parish maintains one of the largest parochial schools in the city, having enrolled 969 pupils this year. Dr. Spaeth to Address Musicians, The Associated Musicians of St. : Louis, at its monthly meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening at the Ar- New leritic, on “New Ideas on the Teach- | ronter by |ing of Music Appreciation.” tists’ Guild, will be aera a A eal program will be given. 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Your foot is completely sup- rted under the arch as you walk—for the flexible shank PRESSES UPWARD TO MEET YOUR ARCH, instead of forcing the arch to drop to mect the shoe —as in ordinary footwear. ‘They come in the clever pre- vailing styles for walking shoes —and moderately. high heels if desired. Come in—try on a pair and see how ‘‘comfy’’ they feel how well they look on your fovt. ‘We will not let vou buy a paje of! CANTILEVER SHOES un- less they are the thing for you— fdr we seek permanent customers. Shoes and Oxfords and Women Cantilever Saacoc= +o =a _—se —_ '- - 4 SSooeemeeeS see ceM ecaevecaoo«ssarvace ee Cr $e ww * oa ~~ e-~o@ Coat, $39.00 — OC 0 0G 8 OS OOS 8 ce Fe >, o* ' > »* -— = This $65.00 Coat $39.00 This $85.00 Coat, $39.00 27> ¢ ec>« c= ce rw ee ee ew rvpeegeeOeeQOee This This $55.00 Coat, $39.00 This $8s.00 Coat er 39-00 THOMAS W. GARLANDS === ===—— 109-11-13 BROADWAY v

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ne De A ait tp #59 ¥ —- aattiliens : 1 ots 4 sw Nees “a © A Ay APR Cee et . we Fe wn: ~ a, er he ek sad Hos 5 oe $6 rs Ret : Bs =e: i, : of f ‘« 7 2 : > ase ~ : > ey f 3 i a “Sy. APE 8 ds... ap Needed ou: It will be worth a special trip down- anaes town Saturday night to see the window Washington display of these marvelous Dresses. Avenne We doubt if such values will again | |] er : duplicated in ma yea sf | L. ACKERMAN, @F Manager be duplicated in many dens vere Ts é - The Most Shectacular DressSale Ever Held In St Louis @ Stunning Dance Dresses 85 Dresses @ Elaborate Dinner Dresses q Charming Party Dresses 75 D resses q Lovely Afternoon Dresses @ Serviceable Street ite 65 Dresses . q Practical Business Dresses 55 Dresses . 45 Dresses . 35 Dresses . ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH RE eg ee -_ e¢eeeenerte > * ~ee eer. eee? ee © Materials @ Rich Canton Crepes @ Beauliful Brocaded Crepes @ Soft Charmeuses | @ Heavy Georgeltes q Fine Crepe Meteors q Sofl, Flowing Satins @ Crepe-Back Satins @ Fine Quality Tricotines @ Durable Twill Cords q New Piquetines q Many Combinations Sonnenfeld’s Buying Prestige Again Triumphs ! Recently in New York, a certain manufacturer of high-grade Dresses found himself in an embarrassing financial situ- ation. Quick, radical measures were required to save the day. It was necessary to convert -an enormous stock of Dresses into ‘‘cash.’’ This was his problem. Who would undertaké a purchase involving so many thousands of dol- lars? He turned to Sonnenfeld’s for assistance. We saw immediately that it was a ‘‘once-in-a-lifetime’’ opportunity. We made him an offer for the entire lot. He accepted. The transaction was completed. And now the Dresses are here and appear to be even more wonderful than when wesaw them before. “415 3 a = > Pa some > + — Se on ts. / ten ane teal os? 3 rat > Rak i te, ere er ee ee ete ood -* .s \oe ss ap dail dda s Ssstanetsexce eats sd —-. -_ . rss >t? Pes kar aoe Hundreds of New Fall Dresses ! It is difficult to refrain from employing expressions, in the description of these Dresses, that might seem over-enthusiastic. Anything good we might say about them would be justified. In workmanship, in quality of materials, in styling—in fact—in every detail that goes to make a garment desirable in the eyes of a critical woman—these Dresses are far, far above any we have ever seen at $25. And best of all, yow will find an unusually large num- ber of the $65, $75, $85 and $95 Dresses. ~ = . - ~ , + ™ | ™ ~ e 5 ae) oPRSBRRE RR “~ >> y>4 Pod Sa ee eee Trimmings @ Ingenious Beaded Effects SA | | oh 4% q Plain and Elaborate ey wera ° oe Lane) \ Rise Drs Embroidered Designs . as We) | retin Sa q Novel Braid Trimmings @ Colorful Chenille Designs q Embellishments of Entire Third Floor to Be Used ee ¢ Flowing Lace Adorn- P ments for This Sale ( Ribbons Tastefully Applied ss eect) igor ~ bAdar er, tn en eS . he . ~ ‘ ~ ame % SUNDAY ?®9OST-ISPATCH 4 averticers Reccive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Anv Other St. Louis Newspaper ite cnnn a R_ 16, 1921. SUNDAY, OCTOBE As a tremendous crowd of eager women is certain te attend the moment the doors open Monday, we have nade planus that will make selection as singple and comfortable as possible. Our entire dress, suit and coat departments will be used. Dresses will be on racks according to sizes. Dozens of extra sales- people will be in attendance. Additional cashiers and wrapping stations will be provided. Sale Will Begin Monday, October 17th, at 9 A. M. No Exchanges q@ Dainty Elatbers and Rosettes re » . q Clever Tutking t Sizes @ Misses’ Sizes 14 lo 20 € Women’s Sizes 36 to 42 q Extra Sizes 44 to 52 ow 7° A oil reece “7-77 - teeene*? wewee eee ** of ’ PSN Pe | be z a Qes f oe B - ll re F) 3 Qe Ses,: Se: a 85 wt Db : : ed pe gt — ov Be“ 52 ws $°8 de ae te “SU fag gig CQ — ROE Lo . a 8% Z gs we | ideo Re & - oe. He oe ae s z 7 2 »~ i233 nen | a -—_e il ~4 2.8 5 $ i ete - eS le i A TE

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Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. OCTOBRE AT sens need s -* > = — a etna STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH . SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Thap ) . —._ a a hr a2g3 N. 225. {) OUR NEW LOCATION—S0S M. BROADWAY | . eet Oe epee SE a | OSTRICH FEATHERS | Ai ; Marriage Licenses. |! 2.4" hee 8 Boom ——|| cleaned, Dyed and Carled : - 4 '’ M Reloolt = ; ; Unusually Fine Diamonds } Birth ait Elizabeth. Preeee 63.4081 Paim LADIES’ DUVETINE 4D YELVET MATS } | Hematitching. Button Covering, Sew wes S ecoraed | Dorothy Travis, BS 2754 McCausiand. Cleaned. ——— the tend ees = Feather | Seventy-three years of daily contact with |. M 56 AN Lucas Av. _ ' Diamonds give to Bolland’s pre-eminence. Burial Permits 1b H a incent.. 4.45.RY 617 —— as exhibiting at all times the choicest of | | sell. 3335 Pine r en ; rman these surpassing g i MARRIAGE LICENSES. Engzaved ay 7 Holiday _‘ Bolland’s accrued responsibility should | Mr. Mass sot Wood 21 STA | Greetings therefore be regarded when you are plan- || 98°" J Sei ie ning upon a gift of a Diamond. The: William F. Kraemer | cP rances £.Frmnsat ... lovely mountings in platinum and gold vim J. Huriev possess a charm not- easily conveyable by Mrs. Mary Murphy word Set oe . iz =BOLLAND'S—Locust at Tenth |r" ise “ld | fi A SOLID ONE-PIECE || Better Furs at Popular F Warfield | #2. | ~~ tee. aaeaieanee , - a ow ee ee | Clara Anfenger. 7 ~ a. = + ge eee. ae ae ~~ s Mre. Laura Elizabeth Engiand.23523 s. Oth Jewelers for 73 Years. |Arthur Stutko ........ ...8128 Cartebs | Nowhere in St. Louis will you find a more beautify] faey Eibetowstin ) 4 DR. F. J. GUILBAULT. more varied stock of fine Furs than here, and our oF ag aed om oe OPTOMETRIST Tt because of our extremely low overhead expense, cannot be duplicated elsewhere. | Philip N. Kehres 3° Miarni and OPTICIAN ‘Pauline Hes 37 ‘aliforn! S , Jas, 1. Melis [ am offering for this week only, solid one-piece Bifocals (no cement) at | | [| te > . ” i » - - te = z= = i ove oJ « . a 2a ee ee EE AS cea R. McWilliams LIZOA Linton Chas. Bu 4056 Fairfax the extraordinarily |! Chas. Rages... ..--+ 4056 Fairfax | ET, aE \w price of | Coatees Capes a | TINK! Th a eee ana th arte rien. Ok zuehd and Mc 1erson Pp Pp . Stoles Chokers Dolma 1S. TH =o * er alr | ota etal n/a lenses are carefully ground to fit the curvature of the eye from one |! ; -~_ . and will enable you to see both y for those persons requiring different lenses . Rot 59062 Kensington ; SOll piece f fines uality lens g'/ass, 5 : XN , sPerrrity,: co 41°20 Lindell | reductions on ‘ 4 ¢ ; ? h et acility ( ret ; B Fran le el e ad : Fred ck “927 Park Furniture, shades. . ti ~m . a Lamps Potteries. , [Arthur H. Farrier East St. Louisa. Til | ’ Louis Becker .... ae ™ ton | ' ! ; fs Mrs Lizzie Macintouch .4265W } at | ¢ egw p won Mad Order Service for Out-of-Town Patrons. rking. 313S0A Michigas. 1332 Union é taver. Overland. Mo. a Be’ ’ Gaver. |}R. and A. Tavan. 210 Marion. 9 | DQ wel BB) | 3. and a Waite. “315s, Coates. | Last Monday we held a sale of Suits at this price and so unusual were the values the demand ‘almost Ov \ lf — | exceeded the supply. After strenuous efforts, we secured several hundred more Suits of the same remark- L PERMITS. ‘ > . ‘ . - P _. ~ = , . ° ie " . 2 | , pale. s0. 8705 ae. | able quality, and again offer them tomorrow at the ridiculously low price of 5 Es Sidwell, 78. 4768 Hammett | —— ; } | A. 6 8 Washington | Nan Voll ». 41. 1113 Missouri. l 617 St. Charles ' iy Suin. 41, 2224 (»outeau | Josephine C. de Walte, 55 1644 S. Vande-| ' venter. Fmily R. Koch. 51. 4533A Adelaide ie. H. Marshall. 54, 4411A Red Bud. | A. Winkler, 5, 4723 Dahlia. |W. Moran. 81, 606 Market. : $65 Suits $60 Suits $59 Suits $50 Suits i a... Plain, Embroidered or Fur-Trimined “Model | New Fall Coats That Create # | 4/ toa / MATERIALE- Nina, avd nce, | YOR EMINOINGS_Sevr, ww ll Commanding Appearance tricotine, yalama and velour. opossum and beaverette. ) for | STOUT WOMEN ULLY developed women will welcome this opportunity to select from splen- did assortments, Coats made especially and exclusively for their requirements. biddutudai Lh dual ty Hat 1s. Not only is ample provision made for shoulders and arms, but the designs and perfect. proportion give the desired slen- der appearance. , = ~ The season's most approved colorings and fabrics reflect in these Coats the smartness and style that is every woman’s ambition. The materials are the latest and most ap- proved of this season’s productions. 392"*200 bil = = 7 MEART APPAREL FOR STOUT won 4: || — . Silk Under w ears Srecial Parchase | t . = , we £ bhitttdd A = Coats, Suits, Dresses, Blouses, Skirts. | Annual Sale of Lovely Styles—Dainty Trimmings—Splendid Qualities Corsets, Brassieres and Underwear QUALIT Y APPAREL MODERATELY PRICED : | F ur Coats —Envelope Chemise of Envelope Chemise and Camisoles _ S RITE FOR ILLU ] ul : 7 Cr OS b y 5 “GRA i SH OP ez | Begins Tomorrow — —Creeper Drawers of lace-trimmed styles. Camisoles are 1019-21 Locust St. St. Louis | | Featuring the lowest prices in Crepe de Chine shown in suit shades and flesh and many years. Savings and selections , > | no woman with a Fur Coat in mind —Satin Camisoles Pw SP SVCITMO RN? > \ mys ome ay ay A -112- |

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atid dee ie ee OT een = Sere — Per Oe ee Ee eo 7 ee ie 2 Pye . eS . ‘ e * “wr a sa Oe ree ne or a ———— ee . . é 4 — —— —_ Slee ~~ eee a - " aa Te aiieteenail = ~ . . 7 7 » " - " a ‘at J ? , ; "5 & ¥ . . — a ~ 2 ‘ ; - t oa a ‘3 - ss gownar. " D OeToRrr 16. 1921. SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH) Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those tn Anv Other St. Louls Newspaper. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Il WOUASOUOTTCATEAOOOGOOOOOOOUAGAOGOGNSOOOUOOOOAGSOOOOOOUOOOOOOEUNAOUUOGOOOOELEOGOGOONONEOUGANGHEEOUAHEESUNVOAHESEVPOLUHHQEUEUUOUOOEOHOOOQONAOOOOONEOOOOSOOON ITVNUUNUUUUEUEUUUUAUvEvusveuntdtctevnvu.tevneatvaeaeHEdHeHeeuerauvnAUR ULE UVUTATADATA NAT The Silk Store of St. Louis > The Silk Store of St. Lcuis gal wT pICOr | on — ERI Cy) ai > ~) ‘5h ve a. “a $3 D0 Crepe 40-inch soft silk Chiffon Velvets in new Fall shades of navy or French blue, taupe, seal brown, jade, Ameri- can beauty or black. de Chines $4.98 to $7.98 Chiffon Velvets — g whine what 40-inch soft silk Chiffon Velvets in beautiful light — Se ¢ 98 and dark colors of navy blue, seal or Autumn brown, nd 7 ee? ee ee ee ee ee you have the op- portunity of do- ing, you can select almost, any color— . & $4.98 Gorgeous Brocade $4.00 and $4.50 navy blue, brown, ! P > f MGS I7 Ya //% : | , = i — | { 4 tan, rose, gray, plum, . © > ' i’, >

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5 SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Recei CNY CIRCLLATION Shs Toes oe eee MRR FANS SS RBI ws APMED ATS | BSR REE EERE EOE OBS 2S lS FEL aR flea ape -— ne | aS mM, i! | 1 | | tip yr 4 tippy 4 Y, tis. : . LL 7 bj ry di Z Yo sp ee neteell ee ne a neetenemnentll meen 8 a er —— oe oe oo | Tete &. .e® we eine - a - . - 7 ARTI OSS Are. wet! . ao = 2 ’ , NSU ON | hs : MM ) i HUN x TULLE - ri jun mn Am _—— ee The Store for ALL the People Fall and Winter Needs at a Great Saving Is the Outstanding Fee real ho sands Vi ill Ta F 4 Pe ot | Flannelette Closing ¢ . P ’ 35c Dress Outing 25c Domet . osing Ui all Paper: vit Flannel Flannel Mightgowns = ingham = Percale Ging Women's; pink or About 12 a ae ye al 3c-inch Drees Fancy Outing Flan- § 24-inee piain bi stripes; scal- U 2,000 rolls Dover.’ a x Maw Gingham in warted nel in white grounds, white Demet Fan- Trerted edge; em- . bl f Py 4 : vhit rouncs, att ermis, Ragen a , in colored atripes; neil; goed weight; broi ered Te 7 and smita e ior bedroom, é etc. 4 th neat stripes. wp A ap ~7 inmcRes wide, Leavy fleeced. he metitahinege. oe es : eee Dou Me yoke. Wall Papers that . ; = ~25c | 10c | 19c Your free and unt | Basement.) (Basem ent.) In Answer to the Requests of Thousands of St. Louisans We Carry Our Wond ” Offeri Into. | Ss o . i $4.00 Wool Tricotine, Special at 54-inch. fine all-wool double warp medium twill Tricotine, é, good weight for suits or dresses, in the $ 88 j Yy — > oases WAS good shades of navy, blue, seal brown or black.... e = > .* $3.50 Chiffon Broadcloth $2.50 and $3.50 Dress Goods 90-inch, beautiful quali- A miscellaneous lot of $I 95 ty, all-wool, satin finish, $2.98 43 and 54 inch fine ail- “ twill back; good weight for suits or dresses, in navy blue, beaver, rein- deer or black. (Basement.) Bai : . - — —— Beautiful New Coats eran |. 2 wool dress goods consisting of dia- ronal velour, two-tone checks and | mannish weaves in a good range of colors, suitable for suits, skirts or dresses. $4.50 Poiret Twill $2.25 and $2.50 French Serge S4-inch beautiful quak $3 25 44 and 50 inch fine all- $1 9 ity all-wool, double warp, . wool, close twill: correct ° fine twill; good dress weight: im dress weight, in the wanted navy navy blue, brown or blaek. blue or black. ‘Main Fleer, —Nuagents.) PPR eRER ERE RRS EES EE at Harvest Sale Prices a a. $35 to $50 Coats at [ee.) ae . The models offered in this extraordinary lal We ? a Strap Wrist Gloves sale are without question the best we have } . > ale Bites chamois lisle orn ae been able to give our customers this season. fa 2 ee p plain I’aris Point, brows, WOVDHOV89O 0008 00000000000000000000005000000000000000000000 PS ceil 10,000 Y ards of Fancy Outing’ Flannel of rm |Oc 36-inch Outing Flannel, in white grounds with colored stripes; {2+¢ | 2 ribbed eotton Jersey with ; ong. elastic at waist and k--° good weight; wool fleeced. Limit 20 yards to eustomer...... Fre ( Basement.) (‘oats of this character will be hard te du- is black. Sizes 51g to 8. plieate later at this low priee. Rich fur eel- eal i jie Lisle Gloves (Main Floor.) lars and warm materials, featuring latest | te 26 nia lisle Gloves, suede fin- R5« ee th tad ct tactical tala 1000100004 styles and materials in pleasing assortment, finely tailored ansl ad , faa _pongee, Tay, white, ete.; neatiy finished. Latest shades. Sizes for women and misses. ly first quality, All sizes. 35c Shirting Madras, 25c 25¢ Dress Gingham 35c Sateen, Yd. uF | $45 to $55 Fall Coats—Choice at ‘ e §- reba “ Gloves, Rae 5% Shirting Madras in white grounds, Iwo to ten yard lengths of 19 Lining Sateen in plain col 29¢ | . es of suede finish, . , - 2° inche Dress Gingham in aids, irs: mereerized seilk finish: ) ' : : with woven colored stripes; vw. imacnes : - ; _ F ‘4 ; . ’ - Pid oa ahaSil, ; > ~ > 7 mae e e g - iA : _* . ans remggiadaatiale 30¢ Gingham Satin Lining a Or) ) sum, seal, beaverette and mutria, elaborately trimmed witk RON brown, white, ete, For gt White Domet Flannel, 12%¢ Dress Gingham in var yy | ss Lining Satin, in plain celors, as i | silk embroidery, braid, stitching and novelty pockets and euff : ' c 68¢ WIGS oe | innovations. A complete colleetion of the season’s most wanted Plain white Demet Flannel, good size checks; all w@uted colors. rich silk fare. fanev patterns. : : : ; weight; heavy fleeced; 27 in. wide. 27 inches wide. shades, meluding Malay, reindeer, Sorrento, marmot, tortoise : 35c Chambra 75c Venetian, Yd. if bee : ae 7 shell, navy and black. All sizes for women and misses. 49c Dress Gingham, 29c Two to three yards of ae 9 Plain black Venetian Lin 50) \S kes AY L a | ° £2 to 10 yard lengths of Dress Ging- 25 ing; silk finish: wanted for Cc — ad $55 to $85 Coats—Choice at tine Imperial Chambray, in ham in plain color checks and piaids; checks and plain colors. 21 in. wide. bloomers and coat lining: 36 in. wide. . , a : . wide range of patterns; 32 in. wide. OR- icealin . | The Ceats comprising this eheice lot are nearly ca 39c Black Sateen, Yd. meas all elegantly fur collared. Such rieh furs as wolf, $ 4 & 50c Comforter Sateen, 29c Two to ten yard lengths of 19¢ Piam black Sateen: mercer- 7 squirrel, Australian opossum, mole, mutria, rac- 2 to 10 yard lengths of Sateen with Percale, in white grounds with ized silk finish: 36 in. wide 21¢ j -* printed Persian and floral patterns; printed stripes and figures. 36 in. wide. 3 i oo black ama beaverette. | They re de- - Geatien eibhe. 50c Dress Foulards 59c Colored Sateen, Yd. j signed im the new 1921-22 medes im the wanted colors. .Pimest fabries of the season; some of the Coats have fur Ba Fleece | Two to ten yard lengths of Plain colored Sateen: excel- A th Robe 49c Yd. Drees Foulards, with neat anne lent quality; every wanted eci- 49¢ A culfs, smart plain collars in convertible effects, also new turn-baek eee inches ete TE SATE 6 ed figures and dots. 32 inches wide. } OF; 36 mehes wide. i \ Kn cuffs are represented. All are lrxuriously silk lined. Newest colors; 27 inches wid ee d a ar (Main Fleor—Nugents.) (Wain Floor—Nuagents. >} shades. (Second Fleer—-Neagenta.) 37c abe $1.25 $1.45 $1.35 ) $2.35 $1 Siik Net $1.98 Georgette Crepe . Pillowcases Pillowcases Sheets Sheets Sheets Sheets Palmolive 42-inch black Silk Net of Our entire stock of pure eilx 42x36 - inch 42x36 - inch £i1x90-ineh | 72x90 - inch 54x90 - ineh 1 ag S0 leb : ‘ : — . ; -» > - rate } ’ 7 > cases, Pillowcases, ; less Sheets. no starch, S; , no starch, Olive” Ou } Reatng lining lace dresses. in many light er dark colors. 2c 36c $1.10 98c $1.85 ~ 23e 0c $1.39 Floer.) (Third Ficer.) . (Third Fieer.) : >) (Third Fiver.) | (Main Fleer.) (Main Fleer.) (Mate Fieer.) j 12 BARGAIN. BASEMENT utrzt | $3.25 to $4.00 Lace Curtains Pr. oz. vbottie, $1.25 Blankets Bedspreads me’ Sxn |” ‘Wonderful quality doula aia 4 pA im @ very unusual assortment of patterns. $ YQ special, i 4 C sstoss05 § 3.97 wt “Telit Sone; | Made of Filet net, Scotch net and madras : | ‘ Values, at .. Kirk's; assorted . , . Three- piece odors; packed 1 | weaves in white, rvory 7” style; of or full Slight seconds in plain tan, Manufaeturer’s samples and Donen, tutes, Ae 3 and Arabian color. —~ — + size; 2-inch con- gray and white and assorted secumulation of iseontinned 80c , swe oe tinuous post and biue, pink and gray plaids. — of satin Bedspreads, extra ; “7. : Sizes 64x80 and 72x84 inches, eavy quality. Seme are slight ‘ 4 ) ee ; / top rail; extra strong and substantial, in- good heavy quality and the see- [ seconds and others have on- Ph he { lace Ais - bin extensive assortment;. eluding high elevated elliptic steel coil bed onds are slight and consist mai hemmed ends. S3e Facial ,* | 7 hed. as Seale. , spring, warranted. Come in choice wood fin- ly of unfinished ends. $1.75 Sheets, $1.47 ap cinta , Et. : , GS oe : > ~ : | : | cial medicated ishes. $5 Blankets, $3 87 Pair Six90-imch seami.ss sheets, face soap, i; ws a= bI , . . ee : 4 : | free from dressing; nicelv fin- : 7 LN Aa] % 36-inch mereerized quality Marq ; . “y $1. $16 Nugent's a Mattresses, ae: lage niga De oe sang ished and first quahty. — 3 for 20c . ete ery \\\ i sit: (aE with taney weven borders, shown in white, o }lustrous jet black only. . : - . . a . ro nd rabian lor. Pia E ‘ ge Fancy stitched end and double $1.45 Sheets $1.19 (Main Floor.) - = 1, oe 4 == : 2a. & Wool Canton 50-pound weight, built not stuffed, all cotton ath ol 64x80 ge 4 4 ot } | p See 59c Cable 39c . ea size. 64x50. §1x90-inch extra_keavy sheets, in . es Marquisette, ar lendid: / z layer felted stock—won’t pack or lump. Rol: edge, aeaiiiie cansteuted dor tacd erg o6- neal staaiill ™ tplenlil dress weight @ nate | ' eted for har: . == | a3 - Marquise heavy quauity. used ~ strongly tufted. Covered with good tic > Satin Charmeuse elevated elliptic coil spring, stee! slatted support, kets, full double bed size and S1x90-inch seamed <kheet adjustable, = a AG . 36-inch Drapery, woven figured matertal ' @ extra quality soft Ins- £ extra strong and comfortable—for wooden or metal both ends finished. wade of good quality i gy " 69c — - =. = Ss solid colors of rose, mulberry, brown and 4 tin finish, twilled back; $! \ sedF (Thtra Fleer—Nuagents. ) (Bargain Basement—Nuagents.) (Bargain Basement— Vagents.) (Main Floer.) SS Se . waiigce (Third Fleer—Raegents.) , ; and black. rs (Main Floor.) ~ | - - $12.00 Percolators tz x : NT Eee Special $950 ; Wen at — eae bast | ANewLotof . 3 Coo © aT ae ’ a—- S ALU Jresses | Point Percolators ‘ - ye : : - arti a guaranteed. ) ai F ' ~ aul —— i 7m 2 to $25 Values —— “het, Yan wetaetteres | $16.50 Dinner Sets | sero sua o wot ie strietly guaranteed. metal, equipped with two-light $6.95 Electric Irons, $4.95 As illustrated—we offer $9Q 75 cluster, includmg a fanev stlk : . 6-poamd Edison Electric Irons. Guar- 00 Dinner Sets of semi-por- lamp shade, in a variety of de- anteed. eelain ware, faney shaped signs. | tre ; ' : Z . P. ' - ; J with bright gold decora- ; i , a $8.50 Irons, $6.95 tiens, consisting of 51 pieces, as follows: $29.50 Electric Table | ZA yj at R°pc fc cces qaeeee ae 6 teacups and saucers, 1 sugar bowl, 6 bread Lamps, $19.50 ) . and butter plates, 1 creamer, 6 pie plates, 1 sauce The base is a beautiful polychrome . boast, 6 breakfast plates, 1 pickle dish, 6 soup and velour finish and the shade is plates, 1 casserole and cover. 6 fruit saucers. 1 made of silk in a pleated design in $11.75 El] ' . meat platter, 1 open vegetable dish. gold and old rose finish. Heater, $9.75 $35 and $45 Dinner Sets $6.50 Boudoir Lamps, Electric Hester. Rut- Consplete I00- piece Sets for twritre $24 95 $4.95 enber make. beavy base. people, ome a fiandsome dark blee large) 80 drum, = strictly , and geld border, with gold handle the other guarantced : a beautiful biossom design, in néw and attrac- — ne 7 2 Se Se 6 © ee eb ee Oe ee American Beauty: Irens, best im the mar- cet, complete with eord and plug. : Fancy metal bases in a variety of finishes, equipped with a hand paint ec glass shade. (Dearth —— ; tive patterns. ; ageut.. i (Peerth Fieer—Nugents ) (Fearth Fleor—Vugents.) : SE2a8 a8 Seana SEB BESBESESE ERE ER BEB SS 2 SBSEZSERSEERBERSESBSE SES BB.

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m HTL lip | j rry Our Wonde ding Feature of " - — OR rm Tay ge re —_— | Dp ’ : le Offerings Into a Second and Final Week’s Selling. Mhousands Will Take Advantage of This Weeh’s Fi erin WVU saaailnn Lt “Ss Pai FT ry SUNDAY PCST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CUNT MORE erry ereeecaTion yt ; 4 i? j "* : _ * _ ‘ : : A) Ui HL Ve . | O gs, We Are th, , - - ‘ . _ - . , ‘ 7 . ° . ’ = rt se ‘ 4 ; ae i A -“ The Opportunity to Buy Sure. ' - ‘?. . ? The Store for Than Those tn Any Ofher St. Leese Iwa.CsPpaper. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! = ° A nl mat to SS rT ST eR ene a — - ty . - —- we : cs Ss a s = ; . : ’ ~ : 4 : * : ~ “ ” ? te - ‘ : ” . - 7 ‘ ” os m : " - y NOUS. ALL the People Closing Out Wall Paper! About 12,000 rolls of ti itable for bedroom, livin yall Papers that sel] reg 1 g r free and unrestricted. m lots only. Paper. etc. bs roll. | id in ROLL Boys’. $8.75 > Suits Rove’ Suits Balkan style, eallor collars; J to Juveni'« in middy and with a2izes $5.98 (Second Fleer.) ' 58c Pillowcases 42x36-in. Pillew- cases; made of good! quality muslim; als pertect, 39c ( Basement.) / a. Pillowcases 42x36-in. Pillow- cases, of good qual- ity muslin: limit 6 pairs to customer, 24c (Basement.) or blue stripes. Good quality Filannelette. Double yoke, trim- med with hemstitching. 69c Flannelette Nightgowns Pink (Basement.) | A Splendid yod Gloves is Lisle Gloves h chamois lisle Gloves, io at clbow~and perfect 95¢ ; in white, brown, beaver, pon- >}. Strap Wrist Gloves ist chamois lisle Gloves, 79¢ plain l’aris Point, brown, Back. Sizes 534 to 8. sis Lisle Gloves « lisle Gloves, suede mm RS gee, gray, white, ete.; C y first quality, All sizes. is Gloves ghamois lisle Gloves, first 59c¢ Hoves of suede finish, Paris jn beaver, white, brown, pongec, jp 8%. n’s Imported Gloves ’s imported chamois lisle Gloves, in pretty shades of 85c brer, brown, white, ete, For girls Women’s S fae with round necks sced flannelette, in all % Pi ' l with scalloped edge...“ nnelette Gowns, $1.69 ef atumber aod anncl- alt white or dainty om Toke triinmed dery. emeativuch - and wash braid far and extra siten, firmly woven, fine inch Serge; splendid dress ~ $4 Suede Velours | inch fine soft quality all- favored weights for suits, © , ete. Choice range shades 1.19 Navy Storm n.-wide firm serviceable ¢ r schoo) wear, half woo!. $2.50 Granite Ck | mch fine crepe weave, dress weight, soft finish, ry bine only. ‘ —— *" ” BARGAIN —Another Basement | Sand we $25 to $35 Ga urchase made for eek of the Great enables us to of- nutiful garments its Are simply be Bolivias, velours, ® itn T, nd silvertones, trinsmed i, @nbroidery, braid a” nen and misses. Ss Include emartiy t vyalamas, silverte ible new Fal! style. ed, fur-trimmed and lined. All sizes for Wom years of age. Men’s $4 Cave Gloves Pretty dark brown $ Cape Gloves at a 2.95 substantial saving. Sizes § to Nagents,) lannelette good quality stripes, trim- | Flannelette Gowns, | $1.25 Very full cut, extra size gowns, in yoke style, with pink or blue stripes. Trim med with wash braid and hemstitching. (Fourth Ficor—Nagents.) ) ) | Beautiful . ‘ ne “SE * x > jo a soe, *% - $s: g otsSe Ps a . -S: " - : | - a. . we. , > , Bie & tea ry 4 > . Bod t? $55 to $85 Suits at °48 are carefully tailered of ex- cellent quality tricotine, velour de The new tailleur modes, ripple style and fancy trimmed creations in smart belted effects are shown in interest- ing variety. handsomely lined with silk—newest shades. The Suits at $48 loring, with tich fur collars, also borders and pockets dery, stitching, tucks, ete., add to their attractiveness. Silk embroi- Every Suit are models of high-grade tai- their good looking, long jackets, with their clean-cut workmanship and extremely special price are offered for your selection Monday—a variety of snappy new Fall and Winter creations made of fine quality fabrics in the newest . Shades—plain and dressy types—rich fur collars—silk embroidery but- tons, belt, etc., adorn them. Lmxuriouslv silk lined. (Second Fleor—Nugents.) 9OO900900000000100000000004 004000000400000000000000000404 +44 As ‘a ‘a ‘a ea hh hte ee-tedd Sale of Beautiful Imported Handkerchiefs Featuring Some of the Best Values in Many Seasons A special purchase of imported sample Eandkerchiefs, made of fine batiste or Swiss lawn, handsomely embroid- ered in artistic designs, some with appliqued floral de- signs, assorted into two lots; all perfect. 25c Handkerchiefs, 15c Irish hand embroidered an dlace edged batiste Handkerchiefs, in various attractive designs. 1000 Pieces $2.25 Longcloth, 10 Yards Splendid quality Lomgcloth, made of select cotton. wide. 10 yards to piece.......... 36 inches $1.29 (Maia Fleer —Nugents.) $1.50 and $1.75 Union Suits Pleece-lined. Low neck, ne sleeces, ankle length style extra siszea Seconds..., Pleoor—Nuagents.) (Main $1 Table Damask viring bleached mercerized Table ‘Damask, in _ stripe, 71C spot or floral patterns, $2 Linen Table Damask 64-inch. unbleached linen Table Dathask, in floral pat- $1.45 terns. $3 Table Damask 70-inch pure linen ae Damask, choice of spot 1.95 stripe or floral patterns. $5 Table Damask Pure linen Table Dam- ask, extra heavy, patterus. $10 Table Sets Mercerized Table Sets, @ = ene cloth 70x70 inches and $5.95 st 14-dozen napkins to match, h ed ready for use. (Main Fileer—Nugents.) choice S040 750 Dozen Bath Towels at } to 3 Regular Price. Mill runs. Some are plain with colored borders, others in jacquard designs. 59c and 50c qualities, each....29c¢ 65c to 75c qualities, each 79c to $1 qualities, each $1.19 to $1.50 qualities, each..7 75c Huck Towels, 59c Pure linen Huck Towels, neatly hemmed, good weight. $27.50 Table Sets, $14.95 70x88-inch pure linen tablecloth with 1 dozen 22-inch napkins to match. (Main Floer—Nagesnts.) itch- Special Lot of Drummer’s Sample Napkins Let i—Is-imnckh meroerised Napkins; ready .. fer use Let 2—20-inch mercerized hemmed Napkins Let 3—20-inch pure linea Napking «2 ..csceseseeus- DEAD 12c Bleached Toweling, 8c Bleached Toweling. with ageat red border; while 2000 yards last. 20c Bleached Toweling, 15c Bleached Toweling; assorted borders; heavy weight. Si ing: good heavy weight, 39c ( Basement.) — 22c Fruit-of-the-Loom Muslin 36-inch Fruit - of - the - Loom Muslin in mill lengths. 15c O. N. T. Crochet Cotton, Ball ae Cotton, sizes up to 80. T. mercerized Crochet in white and ecru; all Limit 123 balls. 7c (Main Fleer—Nugents.) ( Basement.) Mattress Covers Full-bed size, all-on Mattress Covers of un- bleached muslin. Ready for use. 2.98 (Main Fleer.) bleached Muslin, splendid mattress covers, 18c Muslin S36-in. bdbleaeh- ef Mustin; iimit £0 yards, 12c (Basement.) dn 15c Muslin 36 - inch ut- for 10c (Rasement.) 45c Sheeting 72-inch uR- bleached Sheet- ing; good value, 33c (Basement.) Gark lue and pink; slight mis- weaves 2.00 (Main Fleer.) >». . ‘og Py * af 2LCAELNT ‘Corduroys =“48c rds, Sl-inch mill remnaats, an to 7 yards, beautiful colors and in extensive assortment; narrow Wale. 1S Satin Messaline Tm serviceable qual- lustrous jet black 4 $1.27 & Wool Canton Crepe splendid dress weight ble quality, shown in $1.67 Mary and black. Limit six yards. 3 Satin Charmeuse ‘ttra quality soft Ins- m2 finish, twilled back; $1.97 y and black. ( Basement.) Former $95 and $110 Rugs $50 Axmineter Rugs, A wonderful Rugs, exactly sold for $60 $33.90. and prettiest combinations . $39.50 Velvet Rugs, $22.85 %x12-foot seamless Rugs in handsome Oriental and allover patterna—a number * of different styles. . Size 9x13 feet; choice of Fringed Wilton Rugs: $1.00 Castile feap; large 4-!b. bar Florence Castile Soap, 67Cc (Main Fleer.) all new and $ 6 Q:4° perfect. Shown in won- derful soft tones of blue, rose and taupe. Size 9x12 foot. Oriental and smal! allover designs. 10¢ Dress Fasteners; in black or white; 12 on card; al! Former $72.50 Velvet Rugs, $47.75 A fascinating variety of the latest patterns and colorings, sturdy durable quality, 9x12-foot seam- less Rugs, made with large wide hems on ends. With and without fringe. $33.90 | $55 Axminster Rugs, $36 lot of new Axminster | 9x12-foot seamless Rvues, excellent $1.00 Drees: Shields; Klein erts “La Vida’ garnent shieida, in either pink o. white colored Scrim; pair, 79c (Main Floor.) the same quality formerly . to be offered Monday at newest patterms and bright color quality high silky pile; Oriental, floral and allover designs. Colorings of rose, blue afd tan. $39.50 Brussels Rugs, $24.95 9x12-foot seamless Rugs in attractive small allover designs; good Rugs for dining rooms and living rooms. Wear well and are easily swept (Third Floor—Nugents.) ISe Hair Pin Cabinets: Hair’ pins in cabinets of ass@orted sites. 200 to box; best black japanned., * BARGAIN: BASEMENT. 39c Cretonn 36 inches wide, spilen- did range of patterns, in 19c light and dark colors, -unusual quality. 39c Printed Marquisette *6-inch Printed Mar- quisette, wonderful as- 23¢ sortment of patterns in light and dark colors, ro-c, blue and mulberry colorings. $1.49 Marquisette Curtains 150 pairs in white, 77c cream and Arabian colors. J% yards long. $2.50 Lace Curtains Nottingham ea Curtains, splendid 1.59 range of patterns, shown in white only. All double thread weave. 35c Linen Toweling All linen, 18, in wide, bleached and unbleached, 2OC* heavy weight. 25c Toweling, Yd. 17 inches wide, half 18 linen, full bleached, blue Cc border, smooth finished. 20c Toweling, Yd. 17 inches wide, heavy 14 weight, smooth finish, C blue and red border, very ab- sorbent. 15c Bleached Toweling Full bleached, 17 in. wide, good bshensies HOG weight, colored border, $1 Table Damask 64-in. excellent weight mercerized Table OFC ask, beautiful finish, assorted patterns. | (Bargain Basement—Nugents) = ee) NS tn Wi cette ae, These are made of fine wool and cotton mixed in plaids of tan, blue and pink; also in gray with striped borders. Also Nashua Blankets in plaids and broken plaids. All are full size. (Third Fileor—Nagents.) A New Lot of 5 to $25 Values _—Choice 10 ly tailored models of wae, charmeuse, satin, Georgette and French oF every daytime and Oefasion. Dresses of un- *Marm and distinction at that meane a positive you of from $5 to $16, Sand misecs’ sizes. ta ke : s 7 “i yresses. — a “'® o 4 ; \ $2.75 Flouncing Silkk Net Filounc- ing, embroidered 91.75 various conventional designs, suitable for tunics or iace dresses. (Main Floer.) Boys’ Blouses Flannel sacking, in co)- lar attached style; bive.D I gray, khaki and olive. Sizes 8 to 16. American sertions. $3 Filet Table Covers 60-inch round Table Cover of a fine quai- ;, ity cotton art cloth with wide edge and large medallion (Fourth Floor.) $2.19 | lace-trimmed filet hi- $1.59 Dresser Scarfs Made of fine quality material with American 98c lace-trimmed medallion insertions. 56 inches wide feet long. Mounted guaranteed rollers. and dark green, edge complete (Fearth Fleer.) Window Shades and Ribbed Vests Keageer’s of fine 7 rand ; 59c¢ white Swiss-rib- on bed cotton. Reg- Colors are yellow and white; with fixtures. 2% (Thicd ular selszee. Fleer.) (Main Fieor.) SV $2 Wash Boilers ™, In full No. 8 size; made heavy, with solid copper bottoms and strong side handles; 8ic Washtabs; in medium No. 1 size; of best galvanized iron; special ...............-- $2 Clothes Baskets; in large size: of high-grade S5e Coal Buckets 18-inch In large of | size: Mit heavy galvanized iron; with 7 corrugated sides and rein- forced bottoms: special $1.50 Coal Shovels; long D handles; with solid steel blades; special.. 98c $2.25 Oval Disbpans; of first quality all-white gran- iteware; special Heaters; ‘* Perfection: ’’ oil Wringers: guaranteed ball bearing and 3 yoars. ' Prempt Tricphone Service—@Olive 4508 or Cent. 3000 in washing machines... $11.95 Combination **Bicycle;’’ $9.75 best on the market $6 75 smokeless and odorless, ° $1.50 Granite Chamber Pails; 12-quart size, with covers; speci! 81.10 desen Mason Fruit Jars: quarta, with cape and rub- 7C bere. Fach. complete... 81.00 Poellshing Fleer Mops; the O-So-Ezy: i arfge triang’ ' Ti j shape; with adjustable handies; special. v= eee 49c 75c Pudding Pans; of ‘‘ Lifetime’ %?.50 Coffee Percolators of high-grade ‘‘Lifetime’’ aluminum, in faney shape and of extra aluminum; $1.75 Stewketties; heavy high-grade six-quart size; special 90c Aluminum Saucepans, $1.50 Saucepan Sets 69c 1% and “fF. quarts, with covers; . enecial ..«+++2*** : ’ , Tie House Breoms; 4-newod: well-madé, with red enameled handies... ; eae 49c¢ / alumi- 49¢ num; three-quart size; fpe jal ..sceeeseres $2.50 Double Rice Boilers of high-grade ‘‘Lifetime’’ aluminum, $1.50 Aluriu ; : aan Ser . in up Pitcher: shape ; spe- cial pretty paneled : ~ - e - . . . ‘ - * _ - Poe tee he a 9 .% Pa. A diac aati stad

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ep aR Kee @ “Eee ase > i? eee ee Oe ee ae a) ae — od owe me on i imp 2 ~ a ~ . rr pa * o*e. > Co Ta ptm ey mew = ae rs -" + i 9 ST.LOUIS POST-NiSPATTH' STIX. BA a Se a eee oe ee - r — ee SINDAYV OOCT.NISPATCH Advert —_ + ee ee ene enansasaaeeaaeamacmesmmcccecmaccsssc A — ——— ane pen ollie ~ —_—- - - — , aetient : ee Ee ee ee ee eer : sers Recefve 199 PER CENT MORE CITY C ——EE a — —_--_- OC eee ea —— AS ——— Store Hours: 9 to 5:30—Saturdays, 9 to 6 ER & GRAND-LEADER MCULATION Thar Tha. gee Sanitary Aprons. 2sc each Duchess, Tambour. ; Irish Point, Floren- - from regular stock, and some that are termed “s : imperfections so small that they wil) not impair the wearing qualities. 1 . At 1 25Cc Pair Men’s Cotton Socks, mostly black. Slight seconds. omen’s Cotton Stockings, seamless, reinforced heels and toes. Seconds. Children’s Ribbed Stockings, black and brown. Seconds. : Three Pairs, 33¢ At 19¢ Pair Men’s Mercerized Socks; black, brown, gray, navy and white. First — Also Men's Army Wool-Mixed cks. Women’s Black Fleeced Stockings. Women’s Combed Cotton Stockings, seamed leg. Seconds. Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Stockings. Sizes to 1044. $2.89 (Sauare 9. Main Floor.) Double Mesh Hair Nets. 6 for yc “Paristyle” Dovb'e Nets, made of human ha'r: double streneth. Cap and frinee stvies: regular size. Buvine limit 2 dozen. No mail or phone orders. (Main Floor.) Rain or. Shine Silk Umbrellas $7.25 AY be had in navy, olive green, pur- (Downstairs Store.) Three Pairs, s5c At 35¢ Pair Men’s Fiber and Thread S‘ik Socks; black, brown, - gray, navy. Seconds. Women's Combed Cotton — full fashioned. Sec- Silk Stockings. Lisle garter . 3 : tops. First quality. (Downstairs Store.) $1.49 $1.69 $1.98 : handle. for cleaning, polishing and | Plated ends. 18 inch. 2-qt. size, special at scouring; put up in sifter-top Glaes Shelves, nickel-plated q P cans. Buying limit 6 cans, and | 4>™@cket, 24 inch. 3-qt. size, special at 4-qt. size, special at Tumbler Holders, nickel- le, u rgundy, rown or black. with satin tape border. Handles | are of all-white basneci.te or mottled effects, with leather loops or handy ring. Trimmed with medium and spoon tips of amber, tortoise and no mail or phone orders ac- cepted. , Double Boilers, $1.95 Made of “Wear-Ever” alumi- num, with an aluminum cover that fits both vessels so they may be used separately. 2-qt. capacity. plated. Tooth Brush Holders, nickel- plated. Soap Holders, nickel-plated. Bathtub and Wall Soap Dishes. Tooth Paste Holders. Toilet Paper Holders. ’ ' ' ' : ; | Saucepans, 49¢ “Mirro” aluminum, in the popular straight shape, 1%%4-at. capacity, with a hollow metal handle that does not get hot. Aluminum cover to fit the sbove Saucepan specially priced at 25c. (Fifth Floor.) Sale of a Manufacturer's Surplus Stock of A Very Special Offering of ; At $449 Pair - 600 Pairs Lace Curtains {} New Fall Millinery _ white. __ QMlain Floor.) Polychrome Hanging Wall Clocks W styles in Nottingham Lace Curtains at this unusually low price. May be had in white and beige. All are 24 yards long and full width. Curtain Materials, | Sectional Paneling 9c, 15¢ and 19c Yard 25c¢ and 49c Each me izin and Colored Curtain | Filet and Scotch net | pened mgs Me designs; ivory and beige. | ds, in beautifal I : eR ceashaneinal eee a a Each section is 9 inches | bird desi Perfect; and wide and 2% yards long. | cut from full pieces. (Downstairs Store.) § 7-Piece Bedroom Suite, $285.00 Choice, | 50 Included are the new style bow-end bed, full-length vanity dresser, chest of drawers, dresser, chair, rocker and bench—in the new parchment finish, beautifully decorated with THE purchase comprises 750 Hats—practically every basket of flowers. ' approved style of the season is represented, and the price at 3-Piece Bedroom Suite, $169.50 3-Piece Bedroom Suite, $247.50 wee ne tee Citered is ine. Chan Oe. eet See In bird's-eye maple. Suite consists of bow-énd In the old ivory finish, Tudor design. Suite ois peices vec snag pr rehsaye — and panne velvets, duvetya bed, dresser and chest of drawers; very neat de- | consists of 48-inch dresser, beautiful bow-end bed The styles are srrall co gy s Am hoods. dr il and sign. Exceptionally good value. and chest of drawers with separate mirror. others. with trimm‘negs of pin ‘* Iti hen and ~~ dwedtied Other pieces to match the Suite can be pur- | L-rve Vanitv Dresser to m>tch, $-00. Laces and Embroideries In a Sale Monday, 1 () = Sale of Axminster Rugs | 9x12 Feet, SD O95 Perfect 2 : (Seventh Floor.) | As Illustrated 9) | *285~ A LARGE lot of standard grade A aver Se ‘. beautiful allover, medallion and floral ects, or} any room. s Axminster Rugs, $2.98 Splendid assortment of pat- terns in these desirable Axmin- 3X3 ster Rugs, in 27x54-inch size, , ment at a price which represents a effects. Slightly substantial saving. | fect. aa Crochet Lace, 4c Yard Baby Flouncing, 50c Yd. Felt Floorcovering, 39c Square Yard — In effective filet designs, up| Swiss Embroidery Flouncing. This dependable felt-base Floorcovering is in patterns suitadie to 4 inches wide, for curtains 27 inches wide. da‘ntv designs: for kitchens, dining rooms, bathrooms, etc. Cut from full and fancy work. ‘some finished with Venise ef- as many yards as may be required. | . “ | fect scallo Embroidery Flouncing, sai ? 25c Yard _Torchon Lace, 3'4c Yd. Fine Swiss and Cambric Em- Heavy Torchon Lac broideries, 18 inches wide, in and Seocenhanel *% leche whe dainty floral designs; some for scarfs. curtains and fancy with lacy beading edge; for | work. Slightly imperfect. petticoats and corset covers. — (Downstairs Store.) (Main Floor.) Special Selling of Leather Handbags $2 and $3 ae nn SI AA Vinee ha”. Choice at, a Yard, HEAVY thread Torchon and Cluny Laces, Edges, In- sertions and Bands, in widths up to 6 inches. Handsome patterns. White and ecru. _ St. Gall Embro‘dery Edges and Insertiofis. in widths up to 3 inches, includ'ng fine Swiss and Cambric Ed-es. up to 6 inches wide. Suitable for undergarments and children’s dresses. — : aati ete SFR Rm ee ee ae i ee a ee aa Oe OF

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SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Adivertisers Receive 100 PER CENT Mi ‘ORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. Ke hee oe ee — > el Pe ee var x romen and misses, The materials are Pollyanna, velour, tte, Australian and it is silk lined. All (Downstairs Store.) ————— TT ok ‘amily uality Stockings ed “seconds.” with rt Wool Stock- ‘xtures. Seconds. ‘iber and Thread gs. Lisle garter quality. Downstairs Store.) - LA A RI, tt merit. +, * i >. i," ty APU halt Hifi Hh i gz of irtains tains at this in white and vidth. Paneling ‘9c Each Scotch net y and beige. is 9 inches yards long. nstairs Store.) Rugs rtect ster Rugs, in ts, suitable for | ats, 75c . a size ce assort- and bluebird thtly imper- re Yard atterns suitable from full rolls, wnetaire Store.) STIX. -_—_ BAER & F SS ee ee a ee —- -_— - —_——- eo eee See Our Men's Week Advertisement on Following Page > _——- GRAND-LEADER a -_-—— ULLE |Announcing “A Week of Apparel E | October 17th to 22d, Inclusive [* which we feature Women’s and Misses’ Outergarments, of the superior character always that make a direct appeal to those who desire to practice econo presentation of outer-apparel, measuring up to high standards in st Ostrich Trimmed Hats : A Specially Priced Group - At $5.00 OF all trimmings, ostrich seems to be the favorite among exclusive designers. Particularly smart and desirable, then, are these ostrich-trimmed Hats we offer in this sale at remarkably low cost. A wonderfully fascinating choice of clever shapes and becoming colors is offered in Lyons or panne velvet. These are close fitting street Hats, the in- formal roll brim model, and the big Hat so strikingly attractive for dress wear; all exceptionally alluring in value. (Third Floor.) smartly Styled Suits Distinguished by Fabrics and Furs *45 °55 ‘ e_ - -_—— _ me ta — a lc or Handsome Furs _ Civet and Leopard Cat Coats, Lapin Seal Coats, with collar and cuf‘s of beaver and skunk, $175.00 French Seal Coats. with collar and cuffs of natura! Australian "THE keynote of this Suit offering is value. The styles are exceptionally original and smart; the fabrics are especially beautiful in quality; the work- manship is remarkably fine, yet these Suits are offered at remarkably low prices. Among the fur-trimmed tailleurs are models of duvet de laine, veldyne, moussyne, vzlours and other luxuri- ous weaves. Wolf, opossum, beaver, squirrel, caracul and astrakhan collars, as well as fine tailoring and em- broidery, furnish the smart trimming. At $75 are Suits particularly stunning and wonder- fully effective—the keenest of values at this price. (Third Floor.) —_ —- —_—-_—e ere, ES Striking Features of Sale Week BOUT $20,000 worth of Furs, purchased especially for this sale, gives opportunity for the securing of a Fur Coat, Wrap or Neck- piece at a generous price saving. The high standards of quality held by this department is well known. The pieces in this sale are no ex- ception, and in this sale are guaranteed fine quality pelts showing superior workmanship. Coats and Wraps Mole Wrap, with deep squirrel -collar, $495.00 Lapin Seal Dolman, full length, $125.00 Jap Mink Coats, 36 inches long, tail trimmed, $245.00 Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coats, with collar and cuffs of beaver, squirrel or skunk, $275.00 Full-length Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coat. with Tuxedo front and deep collar, $3795.00 Lapin Seal Coat, with natural mink collar and cuffs, $250.00 Lapin Seai Dolman, with natural Siberian 4! squirrel. collar, $225.00 Natural Raccoon Coat, $225.00 Natural Australian Opossum Coat, $275.00 Kolinsky Dyed Marmot Coats; $79.50 $69.75 opossum or blue wolf, $765.00 - Stoles and Scarfs Natural Mink Cape Stole and Coatee, very large. $395.00 Skunk Cape, very large, trimmed with tails, $245.00 Skunk Stole, $195.00 Mink Stole, of natural dark skins, $750.00 Russian Fitch Cape, extremely large, $225.00 Mole Stoles, $98.50 ap Mink Stoles, : . $69.75 ap Mink Capes, $145.00 ox and Wolf Scaris, $39.75 Coney Capes, in brown and taupe, $24.75 tail trimmed, $79. Long Marmot Stoles and Capes, ta oa £ 39-78 - —_ - -— ows ~—-e 8 _ —— _-—- @— Women's Dresses Offer Fine Quality, Distinctiveness and Rare Saving Unusually Well Selected Groups for Street, Afternoon and Evening ‘272 $372 $478 HAT more can anyone demand than fine quality, distinctiveness and great savings, unless it be variety? That, too, is a characteristic of this well-known chosen assemblage of Sale Dresses. There are included Dresses for street, afternoon and semi-formal evening wear. Va- riety of type, variety of style and variety of materials make the event one of surpassing interest to every feminine shopper. Popular materials— Canton Crepe Chiffon Crepe Satin Krepe Knit Satin Lace and Taffeta Cloth Brocaded Crepe ° veiioanan —make Frocks , hion up to date. com Wy mae que, seconding to every whim and approved mood of fashion up Crhird Floor.) New Blouses Featured in a Special Selling md At $ 5S WHATEVER type of Blouse you are seeking. it can be found in this specially priced group, which includes hundreds of models and features many unusual styles. Peter Pan Blouses of dimity, pongee, and crepe de chine, are unusual values and have the attractive trimness that completes sweater or tailored costume. Stunning Costume Blouses of .crepe de chine, reaching nearly to the bottom of the skirt, are wonderfully desirable at this low price (Third Floor.) “or vents” nar associated with our Third Floor Apparel Sections, at prices my without sacrificing style and quality. Inaugurated to demonstrate our commanding position in the yle, tailoring and materials—at moderate prices—this event is an occasion of necessity and surpassing To-Be Secured in This Sale at 45 865 THs sale offers you an unusual opportunity to choose the Wrap that suits you best, from the many styles, many materials and many colorings we are presenting in these specially-priced groups. | These modish Caats, by reason of their beautiful quality of fabric, fine tailoring and becoming fur collars are values to be eagerfy sought by the woman who makes the most of her opportunities. At $85 is another group of Sale Coats of finer quali- ties, highly superior values at this price. (Third Floor.) re ee a _In‘the Misses’ Store | Superlative Coat Values at 692 A SPLENDID collection of garments designed with exactitude and finesse make their first appearance in the Week of Apparel Events. Handsome materials—all of the finer sort-— are those used, but it is in the clever develop- ment that the great charm is brought out: Graceful, luxurious lines make each Coat a wrap of elegance and aristocracy, a value far exceeding that ordinarily secured at even a well-planned sale event. | Sizes 14 to 20 are available. Misses’ Suits at $49.50 MANNISH tailored Suits present themselves in fine yalama cloth, at price you will agree is very low. The coats are cut in medium and the new chin collars are of mole or nutria. There is a choice brown or Sorrento blue, in sizes 14 to 20 years, or 31, 33, 95 and measure. > (Misses Stofe—Third Dashing Fall Skirts - Are Splendid Buying in the Sale at $8.95 ~ A SPECIAL purchase of women’s Skirts for Apparel Week Sales offer values of extreme merit. Manufacturers have co-operated with us to give our clientele the best-i . oi, ie . Aq - Was ¢ ¢ bala . at style, in material and in workmanship. The very newest models are represented, in both gs tailored styles. The materials are striped or of design, ij sirable shades of brown, navy and black. Sizes 25 to 38 waist measure are available. os a = + 7 ‘ __ . , m4 a = 7 *

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Any Other St. Louls N SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCU LATION Than Those in Any ee 2 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WIRE NTHEN | iy a fo, ro Ca aig [—— ier en IN COUNTY FORECAST: Airline oa esl STIX.BAER &. FULLE R amesre | ION EY rune Telia | : GRAND-LEADER Barrett Says New i Come Into Investigation } wi “pheatF" teneptn of ha aaeeennaanls . Rightiy with the bow! of « Will Cause Sensation. igater. Press i pecen-mo Write for Airline Haney Book of Rectpes. cy) The A. I. Root Co., Medina, O. “The Home of the ol « Pg Of Sg ~~ Se —_"s a eee a + — - = _ 7 te a Tita. ——— hr ENS WEEK HIS unusual event for men will be held this week, with a demonstration of value-giving that will prove highly advantageous to those who participate. Every department in our store for men will offer regular ~ | stocks and special purchases at very attractive prices. sg Names to Gourauds Oriental Cream UPERFLUOUS HAIR Diefierrine Sears. Pittings. Moles. Liver Spots. Blackheads, Pimples and Bilotches, Warts, premature —_ - > Attorney-General Barrett, o conference in St. Louis yes with Harry W. Castlen, Special As- sistant Attorney-General, and Fred M. Tate, investigator for the Attor- | ney-General, told a Post-Dispatc bh | reporter that evidence gathered by | Tate which is to be submitted to the. pal of ne ae gg BE - ve (reated. - | * S28 | et ree grand jury by Castlen and Prosecut | ——F boven PED a. DR. A 7 — - . Ss. WOL Louis Fr. : Dermatologist, City Hospital, —— . - - Siew “££ 7? ow oe EO Me GE al eg ll le A AE ei a: Te ll et ay 2 —_ — — ~~ . . ss 2% _ _-* . - ~ 2 oe Beek Fe! 6 ee ere eee. eee, + a - = ing Attorney Mueller of St. — County would ,e he believed, result 3 2 =a: Se Victoria Bide... in indictments of several men in &t. | ae Louis. Sth and Locust Sta., Olive S753. louis County, whose names had not been publicly identified vestigation of graft and the to enforce the liquor laws. The Attorney-General eseid§ that while the grand jury would proceed in ites own way and would mect at) such times as it desired, he was con- fident the graft investigation would be concluded with the next two weeks. He refused to give the names of those he said he expected would be Indicted. Barrett Predicts Sensation. “I? the testimony of the more thar ) witnesses who will appear be- “ore the grand jury is the same as ‘heir staterments to our investiga-, ‘ors,” Attorney-Genera)] Barrett said, “the resulta and the names of those | implicated will produce at least | mild geengation in 8t. Louts County. | “I went over the situation care- qt | STIX, BAER & FULLER | GRAND-LEADER fully with Castien and Tate and am highly pleased with the progress of | the tmvestigation. The grand jury | ‘s going at the matter fn a thorough | | , Manner, &@nd it consists of men in/f ~wrom I have the highest confidence. | ‘‘astien and Mueller have theevi- ‘ence well in hand, and when the A Special Selling of ‘rand jury gets down to hearing the crand jary gets down to hearing 1h Framed Mirrors dita.” for Law Pxrnforcement IS sale presents a very as asked unusual opportunity to ob- tng pe- tain a Mirror of exceptional quality at a remarkable saving. The frames are exquisite in de- Sign and ail are fitted with hrst quality plate mirrors. At 4 Bn (Illustrated at Leit) New Mitered Mirrors with 1°*.- inch frames of burnished gold and blue or green tone. Size 14x26 in. outside. For dining room or hall. At +) (‘Iilustrated Above) Mirgors in a three-section frame of dull gold and polychrome finish. Size 22x45 inches outside. Can be used over buffet, man- tle or divan. French Panel Mirrors, $3.98 Frames in dull gold and polychrome finish. Have picture in top. Also a beautiful design frame of brown tone gold and poly- chrome corner pattern. Many other Mirrors specially priced at $9.85 to $35 and upwards Floor i acmnnin | da: pamnps . ul Hols : 0 The Attorney-General] iy ne Wished to « "tions circuiated in St. Louls Coun- in the last Week, Cailing atte@n- - Sie ge a for tt] vr oo) ie ‘ Hya 7 7 s+ _ . ~~ 4 VU [446 BAUOUL JW ENiCi imment on i eu tt Ufa i Mu yvent. “I have Rear’ of tie petitions.” » aid “but do n t tnink they have een prese ‘ed to the ~ hap apa up to tila time. I can hardly under- ttand the motive hind them .as I see that = ‘y are intended m amy way to atd in our work of c,eanning up St. Louis County. “If the cirtulators of the peti- Tous, Or those signing t‘e om, have Knowledge of violations of the law, *nd have evidence, or even leads to! “vidence, which we could work out. ‘. is their duty to give tha! knowl- | edge to my office or to the office of the Prasecuting Attorney of St. outs County. “This is the time for a!] citizens to help. Anybody who snows anything. directly indi- ectly, of grafting or lawbreaking. ‘hould give that information to Castien or Mueller at once, while the prand jury is in session. I promise bat it wil have ecaréful attention.’ ‘cannot rood ADVERTISEMENT. , TANDERINE GROWS LOK, THICK HAIR 35-cent Bottle tte Steps Hair. Valling Out—Ends Dandruff ee pa oe ane . yenarntg BoE, Complete, $3 IS attractive Lamp has a decorated base in a classic design, finished in polychrome effects. The silk corded stem in colors to match the shades. Fitted with 26-inch flat de- sign shades, and have 5-inch double silk fringe and silk skirt. May be had in a variety of colors. Complete with 2 lights, pull chain sockets, cord and plug. (Fifth Floor.) No Home Should Be Without a Sewing Machine WHEN the world’s foremost makes are so low priced and on such'easy terms. A partial list of floor samples, new, demonstrators’ and used drop-head Machines is listed below. 3 | New Willard $1.00 Weekly The Free Cabinet, $49. 50 New Willard Cabinet, $55.00 White (slight ly used), i ~ Singer (sample), $39.75 Lessing, auto lift, $43.00 : mie ee ar We are Ageats ter’ DOMESTIC Bai _ the | well-known _ Domestic ies ase pew: hate, Parlor Cabinet, $75. ny en first—yee—but really new hair—growing all over the, Danderine is to the hair what showers of me and sunshine are to tion. It goes right to. vigorates and strengthens them, the bair to grow long, | jj Juxuriant. One application | makes thin, tite ess, col- If halr look vouthfully bright, oust twice as abundact. ¢ We Carry a Complete Line of Perts for All Makes of Machines Repairs on All Makes of Machines Hemstitching and Picoting, roc yard Ye (Fifth Fioor.) A A A cm i ee LL EE — - - = — -* - - EE A A TT ee or ae we Oe ee 8) Oe eee | Kung © 8.K.&Ce nhermer GOOD CLOTHES rm | \" i NK, mill ‘ | \ 7 wt \ House of Kuppenheimer A REMARKABLE opportunity is accorded the participate in this special selling occasion. are clothes of suc 1 character offered at a price so interestingly low. © The Suits are shown in single and double breasted style, in tweeds, ringbones, cassimeres and fancy mixtures. | MEN’S WEEK SPECIAL! Suits and W ell-Groomed Special Offer Our Beat T° achieve, am a of our cleverly desig ‘tive aid. We are offerin | special prices. A Switch adds the ri gt the reductions we f seeking. Switches of ine qualit 20 inches, $7. 22 inches, $9. All-around Transformation: Double Hair Nets, cap or Our he new Fun offer of Perma roomed bair by sclentific 1 groomed bait by STIX, BAE 4°38 man who Seldom Also plain blue and t All sizes are represented. The Overcoais are in the popular topcoat style for immediate and ¢ Winter wear. herringbones. Men’s Hats At $9.95 Sort and stiff Hats—styles that are cor- rect and in the new ghades of tan, gray, brown, blue and black. Hats which are depend- able in every way. Men’s Fall Caps at $2.45 “Well made and thoroughly reliable Caps, in pleasing patterns and new models for Fall. Beautifully lined. Men’s Caps at $1.65 Grouped for this occasion are quality aoe in one piece or eight-quarter. Made of stn materials and patterns that are in greatest de- mand. Silk and satin lined. (Main Floor.) Handkerchiefs Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs, 45c URE Irish linen Handkerchiefs, with neat hems. Cambric Handkerchiefs, 6 for 89c Men’s soft finished Cambric Handkerchiefs, with neatly embroidered openwork block initials, finished with %4-inch hemstitched hem. re (Main Floor.) Men’s Hosiery Special at $1.45 FINE clocked Socks, black and colors, with self and contrasting clockings. Full fashioned. Reinforced with double lisle splic- ings. Men’s Wool Socks, $1.25 Pair Fancy Wool Socks, in an assortment of colors, with fancy designs. Double heels and toes. Men’s Silk Socks, 55c Pair Thread Silk Socks, in black, white and colors. Reinforced with extra splicings of lisle thread. Men’s Wool Socks, 79c¢ Pair Heavy Wool Socks; two-tone effects; many color combinations. Extra nice and soft. Men’s Cotton Socks, roc Pair Samples — Cotton and Mercerized Socks, black, white and colors. heavy weight. in Light, medium ‘and (Main Floor.) ~ Stop Signal at $2.39 E Signal that makes a ‘brilliant red “stop” when you apply the brake. It is simple in construction, deperdable, works day and night, and anyone can install it. It eliminates extending the hand and serves as a positive warning to the driver behind you. (Fourth Fioer.) Men’s Gloves — At 2D Pair JERSEY Gloves, of fine quality, with warm fleece lining. May be had in brown, gray or black, and there are all sizes. (Main Floor. In the Cigar Shop PECIAL prices on all popular brands of Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco. El Roi-Tan Cigars Special Size, | 10c $4.95 Box 50 These Cigars are well known to every smoker, and at the price are exceptional values. La Palina Cigars, Magnolia size, tac each; $5.93 box 50 La Palina, Senator size, roc each; $4.95 box 50 Garcia-Grande Cigars, Media-Perfecto, toc each; $4.95 box 50 Paramount Cigars, Perfecto Sublimes, 5s for 47c; $4.50 box 50 Admiration Cigars, Perfecto size, rac each; $5.95 box 50 Admiration Cigars, Victoria size, roc each; $4.95 bor 50 Mercantile Cigars, Perfecto size, roc each; $4.95 box 50 Girard Cigars, broken sizes, &c each; $r. 953 box a5 Sola Bella, Perfecto — 8c each; $7.98 box 50 Powhatan Cigar, large foil wra aan P wg Pera se $3.95 box so Carmelo Cigars, made in Tam 8c aa $3.95 box so Peter Hauptmann’s Handmade, Niles & Moser, Tungsten, 305 and Red-Dot Cigars; special, 4 for 25¢; ‘$1.55 box 25 For all week: Prince Albert and Velvet Smoking Tobacco, full 16-oz. humidor tin, $1.21 Crest “Smoking Tobacco, — -grade a rough-cut Tobacco. Very special, 16-ounce hu- midor 75¢ All ’ popular brands of Cigarettes at special prices. (Main Floor.) 50 Sample Bags MADE of the finest leathers i obtainable and most all hand sewed, with x} finest English ' frames and the finest leather lin- i ing. Three inside ets. Solid brass ocks and catches. They are very specially priced ct 7 50 to $30.00 (Peurth Floor.) eee ee ee — —— = = ee eee — ee — _— Come in light gray cassimeres, dark Oxfords, tweeds Single and double breasted models. (Fourth Pow) ; Men’s Shirts At $].15 WELL-MADE Shirts, full cut, of printed madras and fine percale, fast-colored stripes and checks. Soft turmback cuffs, All sizes. At $1.65 Woven madras and corded Shirts, light and dark grounds. Excellent wearing. Have soft turnback cuffs. All sizes in the | lot. At $].95 Shirts of woven materials, such as Lorraine madras, Russian cords, fiber silk stripes, etc.; —sora fine quality; selected patterns, in light and d shades, as well as whine Soft turnback cuffs. Men’s Neckwear At 55c AVERY fine lot of open-end silt” P Four-in-Hands, including many heavy silks which are used in making high priced Neckwear. There is an abundance of good — and colori to selection from. Slip-easy At 09 Silk Knitted Four-in-Hands, All sizes. We have week a foot relief : ard System of sist in our foot “ ie atrigss, betes “All cutedy Sua q At $].15 Seq n-end Grenadine Knitted Four-in-Hands now so popular. — oe dots on black, brown and navy. mvery the Oe Men’s Underwear ~ Featuring Union Suits in Three Groups | At $].00 Miisibed -WEIGHT § cotton ibbed Suits, well made and of 7 im gray. Closed crotch. Ait sizes. At $1.69 Chalmers and Reis Union a of medium weight, in effects. Closed crotch. peeves At $2.50 Union Suits, oo tm get ixed, of quality, in > on Closed crotch. Adi (Main Floor.) sizes. in silver gray. sizes.

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he ’ OCTOBER 16," t991. hat will prove offer regular TAL! Oats +7 1eimer the man who will ion. Seldom are terestingly low. style, in tweeds, her- iin blue and brown. immediate and early Ixfords, tweeds and (Fourth Floor.) aine madras, Russian ly fine quality; well 's, as well as white. | of open-end silk | cluding many heavy . d in making high- | ere is an abundance | colorings to make | caby bands. ur-in-Hands, hand- hets. Embroidered . cross and bias res. Medium width strictly perfect. fee -) aS ~—— een ~~ a. ~ ee — | Well-Groomed Women W elcome Special Offer of Hair Goods in Our Beauty .Parlors achieve beautifully arranged hair you will find one of our cleverly designed Transformations an effec- tive aid. We are offering a complete stock of them at special prices. A Switch adds the right fullness to your coiffure and at the reductions we offer will be a value well worth seeking. Switches of fine quality. Gray Switches well Ti inches $ 98 | matched. eo 7 20 inches, $9.75 22 inches, $9.75 22 inches, $12.50 All-around Transformations, of expertly selected hair, $6.98 Double Hair Nets, cap or fringe style; 2 for 25c Our special offer of Permanent Waving, Shampooing and Scalp Treatments brings you a splendid opportunity to achieve well groomed hair by scientific method. (Third Floor.) STIX, BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER ce eee eee ? OPINION IN BRITISH | AND JAPANESE PRESS | FOR DISARMAMENT | mrs Continued From Page One. moved and the limitation of arma- ments is agreed upon, the relations of all countries would-change for the better and the fotrunes of the world would be transformed. Blessing to Generations Unborn. LONDON MORNING POST—Our Vital interests as well as our dearest aspirations depend on concord and not on division in the Pacific. There, ‘Indeed, the British empire speaks “with one voice and acts with all] the power of a united, harmonious pur- | pose. | It is clear, too, that Japan at- | taches the greatest importance to a | Successful issue of the conference. | |Then virtual conclusion of a treaty | regarding Yap with the State De- partment and the proposal which she had made to China concerning | the return of the Shantung Penin- Sula illustrate her eagerness to re- move those obstancles which if not removed in time might jeopardize the success of the conference. And as‘for the United States, there are unmistakable signs, rising above the }Mists and mistakes of the moment, ' | ing to generations yet unborn. which point to a determination on the part of her statesmen to give the | world a peace which will endure the | buffeting of years. A tripartite agreement between the [the United States, Great Britain and Japan has not the sonorous ring of | the summons which _§ stirred the | world in the dying days of 1918, but it may prové to: be the herald of a/ Settlement which will prove a bless- | Opinion Must Make Itself Felt. | LONDON TIMES—Washington is | doing its part, and is» making its | Preparations with a shrewd circum- | nation No Charges mercly slip off t thoes for a few : just as you in buying @ new 1 foot relief will quickly the cause of foot trou with © discomfort or nee te yeu. ~ We have arranged to have with us all this week a foot relief expert trained in the Wiz- ard System of Foot Correction who will as- sist in our foot relief department. Come to our Store for free examination Any Day This Week If you have foot trouble of any kind—this is your opportunity to get relief—for all time. Make a. 7 note of the dates and come. (Main Floor.) @stix, BAER & FULLER| GRAND-LEADER ——$—$—$ ee a et ie — Pictured is an exquisite Dining Suite of 10 pieces, ion table, 72- aes “Chair oon are covered in figured tapestry. terre chrome mahogany, the very mewest......--++*+-+> es Same Suite with 8 ft. 46x60-inch oblong extension table, $425.00. special prices on the separate pieces as follows: Charming Breakfast-Room Suite Radiating sunniness and cheer, this quaint and artistic Breakfast-- Room Suite will add a touch of brightness to your home. Made of birck and curly birch, finished and rubbed to a dull gloss. Relieved here and there by touches of Dutch blue and decorated floral designs. Chair seats are covered in gaily colored cretonne. We have made China Cabinet.... $79.00 v Other St. Louis Newspaper. Established in 7 - i ae 9-Piece Mahogany Suite, $350.00 | _ The Suite shown is of Grand Rapids make. Finished. in brown mahogany with burl walnut panels. The work-* manship and the design reflect highest quality. Nine- piece Suite consists of 66-inch buffet, china cabinet with large drawer in bottom, 8 ft. 54-inch extension table, five side chairs and one armchair. Seats covered in blue haircloth. We have cut this price to... eee et ee MahGet oc cs 6cevans $73.50 eee $51.00 Drop Leaf Table... $56.50 Armchair ......... $18.00 : Side Chair ........ $16.00 The skill of the artist and arti (<2) ei chifforette, toilet An unusual value at...... 8395.00 7-Piece Suite With Full Size Bed 73252 Without Night- 9-Piece Walnut Suite, $395.00 tiom. It is the cus- ' tomer’s protection when buying and | hia pride ever after. This shopmark is inset im every Ber- key & Gay produc- — —es -— - 9-Piece Tudor Bedroom Suite | fuite, $445.50 | tasteful and ¢x- design in a brown mahogany drawers are in- | laid with a Ffich case, chiffonier chair. rocker an Te ee <= b . thoroughness of Berkey eeeieceadan tal twin i er, toilet stand, chair, roc and ch. We illustrates | | tremely pleasing | room Suite. As : suggested in the | picture, the top burl wainaut , Suite consists of dresser, vanity with leose mir- ror, full-size — bench. Chair seats are covered in Mahogany Chippendale Dining-Room Suite | aa Berkey & consisting of 8 ft. 54-inch round §(,.xtraordl nar inch buffet, server, china cabinet, five side chairs and one arm- (value at $445.5). Same Suite with ’ imi Chippendale. The finish is $ 00 twin beds and is a faithful facsimile of pure P === | night stand. mert’s mes 1OTH fC } ’ ' ; ' ’ ; ' ’ ’ : ’ : : ’ ! ne Oa

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: - ‘ - a a ~ a - “-_- = = » ~ re ‘ ~ « - . - - _- : : — . | wr a = —— : : 2 oe?) «yee ” - _ ae te nee -—— ee et ee ‘ et ne ee = . e =, = o~ wet a “e ieee aS ae oR ee rene re = ~ 7+ met de 6 lee Stes ~ - _ sin ona = - 2™ - rere? » ~~ - _— —“ere i’ as . . . * 4 , ; “35 fas. « a >> 5 -. > a - ; t and N "s ro el F © aN * : Tt ee ‘a. oom ‘ J : .* > AND WHY? REAL STYLES! REAL VALUES! REAL SERVICE— | In All St. Louis tells the story in a few words. Where can you equal this array of last- minute styles at these prices for dependable footwear? Pick out your style, then come in tomorrow or any day this week and join the thousands of St. Louis women who are saving many a dollar here day after day. ‘oO Walking Oxfords $5.00 As illustrated —of tan calf or brown kid, with imitation bal] strap; 114'- inch leather heels; or with plain tip in tan calf, brown kid or blick kid with leatrer Cu- ban heels—an ex- cellent Oxford for everyday wear. All sizes 2% to 8, A to D. “Sally” Sandals $6.50 As illustrated —of patent colt with covered mil- itary or junior French heels. A decidedly new perforation gives it an imitation moccasin effect —very smart—all sizes from 2% to 8, A to D. yf 4 E575 “SAsh's “Sally” Sandals *8.00 As illustrated—of . patent leather, black suede or black kid, with covered high French heels—a very pleasing plain toe, 2-buckle strap creation, with modi- fied short vamp. All sizes 2 to 8, AA to D. \ 50 “Jazz” Oxtonae $5.00 As_ illustrated —of patent leath- er with plain toe or tip; 1r-inch or military leather heels; with or without toe box- ing—a decided favorite now in great demand. All sizes from 2% to 8, A to D. Center Buckles. “Suzanne” Sandals $6.50 As illustrated — of patent colt with covered mil- itary or junior French heels. Center buckles and plain toe add to its daintiness. All sizes from 2%4 to 8, A to D. “Pebble” Ox 8.00 As illustrated—of patent leather, black satin or black suede, with covered Junior French heels; hand- turn soles—a de cidedly new Pari- sian model with the ‘much desired modi- fied short vamp. All Rt sizes from 2 to 8. Ne : Sie AA to D. sale o: Offering Va $= We offer tomorrow @! grouped at these two sal rials and furs and the qt Choose from Coats of _ either self-trimmed or e! cluding beaver, nutria, ¥ tomorrow are sample gat as there are but one of | We are shor Coats am

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QOTOBER 16. 1921. SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. HOWAT TELLS WHY HE leadquarters for Dependable % FURS Mink, Mole, Marten, Alaska Seal Capes, Coats, Scarfs and Chokers Women who demand Quality, Style and Durability combined—will be plensed to note that Raben exelusive Wraps and Furs are made from skins bought lirect from the trappers, thereby making quite a saving in price. We Remodel, Clean and Repair Furs at Most Reasonable Prices RABEN-EMAS FUR CoO. 205-06 Victoria Bidg. Northwest Corner Eighth and Locust Streets. only St. Loui — Take Elevator to Second Floor and /Save Money. Jated Press news service =) Open Saturday All Day | Olive 4927 AD $$ SSISEMENT. | peFIES KANSAS’ NEW Continued From Preceding Page. ‘ SIiS-9i8 OLIVE S&T. “A delightful place in which to shop _ ADVERTISEMENT. Fiery, Itchy Skin ° > > a | Curling Hair Like This | ‘'NDUSTRIAL COURT LAW lery, tchy Skin | p | 4 . | romotes Its Health not form an important part of “> Quick Soothed | For those whose hair is straight and| population. The attitude of the | | lank nothing better could be recom-! other unions, however. is shown by | * mended than the silmerine method. This the fact that three formally havy- With Sul hur insures « beautiful cUrliness which ts} appeared } ireco rnized the court, be- Lerfectly netural in apPearance, and the, . le Saal ainante ; mere « — h it? ’ fore It AS * omplainants and have ac- eaith of the hair is not affected as ‘ M ho-Sulphu ’ where the heated iron is used 4 few , cepted its decrees itn S2@veral cases, | . entno-Su pour, a peasant cream, | ounces of liquid silmefine—whi. » of | These are the Amalgamated Asso- | will soothe and heal skin that is ir-| course can be had at any drug store—/| ciation of Street and Electric Rail-| Titated or broken out with eczema; | lasts a long ‘time, so it is quite economical | way Emploves of America, Amalga- that is covered with ugly rash or | satenes °f ne pleasant to use. too, being | mated Meat Cutters and Butchers’| Pumples, or is rough or dry. Noth-| eithe ee? E eed . nee , oe - r sticky nor Sreasy. and is easily | Workmen of North America and In- ing subdues fiery akin eruptions s0| x applied with a clean tooth brush. The | i . } } i p quickly. save ; ; sali | hair should b ternational Brother hooc of Elec- | GUicKiy, says a noted skin specialist. | ha shouk @ moistened the full length | " : Th t i | before doine it uD. The pretty wavy ef. | trical Workers 2 e peg 0 oe meg prepara- | ec evidence in three hours is eur- In not all of these cases has the ion 18 applied, the itching stops. an prising to those who a? A this simple | Sinead 3 1 for m2 after * he 8 : _sighyp . method the first time. he liquid aiso; Commission decides or the em-, After two or three applications the) serves as anh excellent dressing. giving | m here being se ‘ ‘as in | CcZema is gone » akin ; | | the hair a delightful loss. Ss. 6 ®iployes, there being several cases in la 18s gone and the skin is de- 'which the complaints of the work- | lightfully clear and smooth. ers have been refused, but in all the | 48 80 precious as a skin remedy be- | i verdict was accepted as would be arc. ; Cause it destroys the parasites that icepted the verdict in any other! cause the burning, itching ' eourt. figurement. Mentho-Sulphur The one case appealed involved heals eczema right up. | Wages and working conditions in the! A smal] jar of Mentho-Sulphur may | twhich would be equal for men and women, but refused to establish the | j¢ c-RVICE— Bit ay of last- a out your ft y thousands . . after day. exact wage asked by the workers ‘ite 4 |The packing company appealed and'.. Miithe case is pending before the Su- 'preme Court of Kansas. trict to make a survey of coal opera- ’ ’ Sulhpur or dis-| . a ie ; . . . e | j} tions and conditions in the industry. ‘quickly and ev enly, and it ‘caves the \It issued subpenaes for Howat, | 8¢#!p soft, and the hair fine and silky, | : * | Dorchy, Thomas Harvey, secretary bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy to |and treasurer of the union, and . an . 'Robert Foster, district auditor. to You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil ‘appear and testify. Howat refused Shampoo at any pharmacy. it’s very | manage. Most soaps and prepared | ‘Shampoos contain too much alkali, | ‘Charles Wolff Packirig Co. of To-| be had at any good drug store. | |lpeka. Employes complained that) OOo} 0 ENR y « rE. INC | wages had been cut and that women | .___ ADVERTISEMENT | *? &*3Z | ; aid the tame w » as | | — for tie sme work. the fnduwrat ALK ALT IN SOAP vaiues |Court established a wage scale.! JAD FOR THE HAIR | Soap should be used very carefully, | ¢™ want to keep your hair looking | est. This gries the scalp, makes the hair | ' . . . * No case involving wakes of min- my eo alee it. | ; ers has been heard by the court, and iM } Mem pom thing ror steady use is none will be before next April, when is ‘on ed beige a oil aggre og Necrrees the present contract between the os ee » and is Detter ; i . Sas operators and the miners expires | ta” enything eld you ean use. ee Monday we place on sale exquisite . phim heta a = a e 0 0 teaspoonsful of Mulsi- ‘11 ; ; Ea aa and a new schedule of wages andig.a will cleanse the hair and scain| thread silk hose—full fashion—silk top working conditions will be negotliat- ee hlv mr “es = an hate | . e ed. art an oat ga rrp age geo ' or lisle top—in all popular shades— Howat's First Clash With Court. eee BRS Fup 5 ie, 55 ee eS Fr 6 The first clash between the court i ener of rich, reggae soviedl all sizes. Regula r $2.50 and $38.00 jand Howat came in April last year.| 7° Mimses out easily, removing) : nfftine , +r | The court wont to thn mining dis-|°VeTy Particle of dust, dirt, dandruff values offered on sale at $b .65. | and excessive oil. The hair dries| | member of the family for, Northwest Corner Broadway and Washington Be sure your druggist gives ies’ Silk Hosiery Sale: 7 ts - * - = oe oer & : * a > ; : : : : : - 7 4 ; . -* ; = . - 7 - ’ oe ~~ - ; ied . ae » ; * > eo : poe : | They were sentenced by Judge Cur- |ran to serve sentences of one year |for contempt, and were placed in |jJail in Girard, a small town in the | cénter of the mining field. Several ;} thousand miners went to Girard, and | appeared before the jail, demanding | that Howat come out. An accommo- | dating Sheriff permitted Howat to | go to the steps of the jail. and to | ideliver a speech to the miners. In | the speech Howat denounced Goy. | | Allen and the Industrial Court law. | That night on instructions from | ‘Gov. Allen, the Attorney-General | prepared a suit to oust the Sheriff | [from office, and the four union of- | 'ficials were taken from Girard by |, |night and transferred to jail 100 | 'miles from the mine fields. ‘The | NQ Sheriff resigned the next day. After a week in jail the mine officials gave iter Buckles bond and appealed the cases. Their | sentences were uphold in the Kansas, Supreme Court and are pending on |, ~ An Extraordinary Showing and . appeal from that court to the United | States Supreme Court. der 18. A youth named Mishmash applied for back pay amounting to he had Offering Values That Are Most Unusual at parked thet he bad redshed the age of 18 about a year before his claim 'was filed. | Howat Shows Power With Miners. obey the subpenaes. He announced | ®YeTy he would not recognize the court by | ™onths. ‘appearing before it. ‘you Mulsified. | The Industria) Court obtained from | | District Judge A. J. Curran of Craw- | ford County a citation of the four of- | ificers of the union for contempt. , 7 : 4 " 0 etme ~ethew book oid da he. ans . pelt -_— . ose Highest grade merchandise at lowest prices f, ’ consistent with their quality—with highly perfeeted ‘service and personal attention for a ; (, y every customer. MN ldeatit Washington Avenue at Seventh Unquestionably the Season’s Greatest Values Kxtraordinary ur-Collared Winter Coat On Sale Tomorrow in Two Splendid Collections FIRST GROUP | The next clash was in what is) g ‘known in Kansas as the Mishmash | ~ eC: S jcase. Under the wage schedules a | CW) a O Od i'miner more than 18 years old is en- | titled to higher wages than one un- and time- The price should reflect a in no way against the high ~ Howat and the labor organization ly offering of luxurious ce $ $ -took up the case and reached an Winter Coats for imme- quality and eharacter of agreement that the youth actually ye ; r + dis these splendid new Coats. , ati was entitled to the money. The -_ diate wear. The most dis- All-the fashionable styles : ployer refused to pay after the Bins ve. sass “ = . . Renee teense. gettin ab. thet | tinctive and practical mod that would ordinarily com- : it had obtained new evidence 04 els of the season, 1n wrap, niand twice the price Wa ‘ : : hat have been that the youth and his mother nerd regulation eoat and eape- : : 6 offer tomorrow a most extraordinary collection of fine Coats that have made false statements. Howat calle oct Fine Bolivias > grouped at these two sale prices. The variety of styles, the excellence of the mate- ee a) eae a where coat elfects. Suede Clothe ~ rials and furs and the quality of the work manship insure pleasing the most critical. | ‘The Industrial Court then took al Bolivias Widaiis {a Choose from Coats of marvella, ObMlando, panvellaine, moussyne and gerona, — ines » oh a ee te Velours S Fabrice =o ce . > , a - ‘ > . | .8, tOun . . - — .* either self-trimmed or embroidered, or finished with large fur collars and cuffs, in- |mash youth, and directed the om: Novelties port _ = . S cluding beaver, nutria, wolf, mole, squirre! and others. Many of the Coats presented — yehan a aan tae te te Salts Plushes Fur trimmed, plain tai- * casin traps tomorrow are sample garments that we secured at very great price concessions, and, youth. | evithr wenviine fo0 telminee lored or embroidered types as there : Si s we recommend early choosing. | Howat. irreconcilable fn iis op- Aw ‘=> a . ” P are but one of a kind of these sample } ciate dis-ane aout, ane Gane 20) —of natural Raccoon, Jap priced so low only be $6.50 ing copy of the | ‘not to call any further strikes in Indian moce ' = — adapted to street wear. All sise® from 2% to 6, A to D. Fur again reigns supreme as the trimming motif for against Howat by the Kansas Su-| : , ili ; ‘ith him : I rs ightiv only becomes preme Court. Sentenced wit : ed midseason Millinery, and rightly so as it not 4 ’ in this case were five other union e oras the hat, but also greatly enhances the appearance of one's | officials. fur wrap or fur-trimmed suit or coat. Among the many | |_ Two months later Howat was . : . : . . | fined $200 by Judge Curran for call- fur trimming effeets—American broadtail, squirrel, mole | |] | ing another strike in violation of the : ' | olinsky are the outstanding features. ‘antistrike injunction. An appea — . ag . | from this fine is pending,in the Kan- |8as Supreme Court. ' | Injunctions having failed to stop oe ee we er a: aid Howat from calling atrikes, the In- . ” 7 , | | be again sentenced by Judge Cur- a 1 fan to serve one year in jail for con- dustrial Court decided to proceed S ort Hats | under the penalty sections of the In- dustrial Court law. Howat and Dor. | $7.50 and $10 Values Se OE eer Of row-and-row sewed panne or Lyons velvet in such colors as black, brown, henna, pheasant, havy and red. Special for Monday at......--- ithe coal field. His refusal to obey | the order, evidenced by the strike in ‘the Mishmash case, caused him to tempt. He appealed. The case is pending in the United States Su- | preme Court, having been decided chy, who had signed the strike or- 'der in the Mishmash case, were | Prosecuted under the misdemeanor | 8ection of the law. They were tried]. | before Judge Frank WW. Boss in pomnedgerenty County. He instructed th . Roshanara and Canton Crepes Choice Sl y Smart Tricotines é Finest Crepe de Chines Sine yr “Or and Mondince Well made, exquisitely — ne ee ———— —~= = —— styled, expressing exclusive Frocks of inherent charm fashion phases — answering | —proclaiming their value by every demand of style and | good lines, rich fabrics and the value. Afternoon and _tailor- use of expensive embellish- d modes, reveajing the new , ments. Of Tricotine, Canton ideas and neck innovations, Crepes and Crepe de Chines. new hemlines, ete. All sizes. ‘ Ata minimum price. All sizes. cause we bought them at unprecedented price conces- sions. We give. you the full

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_ —. —a BEES Met Rs - . nw + SSE sm ee ee ee es —~! * m~«. *u —— eam | - * — + ee er ee rn ike eee ee wee et ee = —— 4° oat ee ee - + ~« - a = -y in” 3 intial — - elegance, wwe suggest cisit our AN, a dignified igs 2 7 / Hali Clock display o: | of ull veautiful ey hand- clocks, Ss zy rudded mahogany. season, where VOU if - wots will find | 1 may prefer exquisite : : a Chime I’rench | . Clock Clocks, | aia | whose Tambour iz v4) musical Clocks, - = td | chimes are and scores 14 ; | happy of others. = reminders EE TT of the eae giver alge —— and his imported, SSS esteem. French Clocks range in price from $9.50 to 8583 Hall Clocks are priced from $220.00 to 8890.00 Crystal Regulators range upward from 833.25 to 8159 tambour Mantel Clocks are priced from $10.00 upward. Mahogany Chime Clocks range upward from $60 to $107 Alarm Clocks of reliable make are specia!) é Others - with radio mete ran ge upward from $3.50 Established 1829 NINTH AND LOCUST ST REETS Mal! Orders Carefully Filled. Booklets Mailed Upon Request. FURS Remodeled, Repaired and Cleaned We make a epecialty of romana ing, re- pairing and cleaning old Fur Our master furriers can remodel your last season's Furs into the newest and most up- to-date styies. We have gained a reputation for the high quality of our work. We do quality work at reasonable prices. » Special Attention to Out-of-Town Work. Landers & Pearlman Fur Co. *714 Washington Av. Take Elevator to 4th Floor “GAS - 7 Nitreas Ox sae gugee Money of No Value Fer FX TRACTION : " OF TEETH . “Life had no pleasures for me. aA!- mea a. though I had plenty of money it was me + | @f no value, as my stomach almost con- stantiy Cistressed me I lost faith in all doctors and medicine. Talking with | my druggist about my case he advised Oat-of e- | me to try Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. | ZI am now enjoying Mfe again.” It is a simple, harmless preparation that re- moves the catarrhal mucus from the in- . - testinal tract and allays the inflamma- AM tafe Bridgework Goaranteed. | se } hn ——— practically ail stom- DR. H. C. DOWNING, | Sistine “erpenaicitis “bes convince _.. money Wilson —517 Pine St. . stores). » ~ By Brown h Co. aNd TRcadiere En EVERYW -_-————— er ey ee ee ee a — — — EE a - - - - - A CLL LL ALLL LLL LLL ALLE EA CL ete tepentt ny coeoannamenanittonus, — ee ee ee &. 517-519 WASHINGTON AV. eee This is your opportunity. We are prepared with record values to make t& row a RECORD-BREAKING DAY in our Coat Department. Too : to begin to describe them, as our entire Second Floor has been given over to th sale. It’s one of those RARE COAT EV ENTS—don't miss it—be here when tha sale starts at 8:45 Monday morning. he. Salt’s Peco Plushes— Genuine Silk Plushes— All-Wool Bolivia Coats— Suede Velour Coats— Fine Broadcloth Coats— Peking Seal Plushes— Pollyanna Cloth Coats— * Velour de Laine Coats— Fur Fabric Coats— Namole Wrap Coats— Matte-Lamb Wraps— Far- Trimmed Coats— Extra-Size Coats— Full Silk Lined..... Satin Interlined..... Every New Color... Misses’ Sizes— Regular Sizes— Junior Sizes— Extra Sizes— Stout Sizes— There's 2 Reason Why This Is the Coat Stere of Sf, Louvis— THINK OF IT!! 2000 COATS!! And Nearly 500 Different Styles— Sizes 13 to 19— Sizes 16 to 44— Sizes 48 te Ss— There's a (Coat for You Here Temor- reow-— Come and Get It and Save PW SEE OUR WINDOW DIS Fur Borders..... a Opossum Collars. g Skunk Trimmed. Sealine Trimmed.... Hand Embroidered. . | Beaver Trimmed.... Reductions on All .| Lower Prices on || SUITS DRESS ec a _— —— ne —_—_——_, enn a ——— Serges—— | Serges— $ Velours— |‘ Tricotines—— 7 bose Tricotines— Duvet de Lainesa— Veldynes— | , Broadcloths— $ | ; Etc., Etc. | Yew Trwille— New Bex Coat or Plain Taillered Models— All Sizes Several hundred Suits will be closed out in this sale tomorrow at savings of $10 to $25. Don’t miss this!! ‘+e ee CE ADDISON’S [__ ADVERT Lady's Cloak, Suit, Dress *]=* L a ys 0a an ress “|= now BE CUR eer ati rence ae Why not save? rit gies fare aie E: 9-910 08$25-$65 OVERCOAT pe LADIES’ CLOAK The POST-DISPATCH is the on! newspaper giving Associated * nes a se 2 -% ats ee anime 2% etl SE tena NER ea + gi?

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oll ee, ee ———— ee ee ee — : SUNDAY. ae RS aia | EPPOCTOBER 16. 1921. SUNDAY POST DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 160 PER’ CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper STLOUIS POST-DISP ~ = Sy eR Sn oe TT Seed ~~ ote ee A tg | T TELLS WHY HE he be nyt organization, and op- ‘him whenever she calls at the jail. by tl professional peliticians in | “Duriag the war every member of has always been. and is now, that KANSAS’ NEW | stderet hd aad hy are in the sam® De ose» Howat Says About It. ye’ 8 A : the union in our district contributed under certain conditions we -refuse COURT LAW | cell, cach with a narr. a a _ He explained to a Post-Dispatch; ‘They accuse me of being a law-/a definite proportion of his wages to|to work. If the operators can find .ilength of the cel tartan oo ee aa y wegen enon ane saw him last Wednes- breaker, and accuse the members of /the Red Cross. Every union man labor to operate the mines, that is From Preceding Page.) & of the cell and at each side. day, his position on the Industrial the United Mine Workers in Kan-' bought Liberty bonds Th | ? ; — toe The furniture consists of two chairs. Court law: ° hailing law breakers be aay, here was their business, not ours. We don't ; ’ Neither is allowed to 8 sas of being 1a Feaxers, because uot an exception. The union at-| care. We insist. of course, that the ene courts ©! the country. There visite a _ f to rex elve.any Neither injunctions, the Indus-' we refuse to recognize this law. Our | tended to that. laws regardin the safety of mines be no a that poe ane | The Win Arcelie pee + ep menmeae prc He law nor jails will stop | record is clean, it was clean during “There never has been an act of be observed alee all conditions obeyed. owat has disre- | te ule 18 | Strikes,” Owat said. ‘The work- the war and bas been clean in all in- | vio c , cM revert phase of the Industria] | that Howat's wife is admitted to see ers of Kansas will not Tage Fite a carl ae strife in the district. soe ie thie Slierhdh. Ousmane and we would certainly see thet the law. He refused to recognize = ' 2 ————_— TT — A . ir position (Continued on Next Page-) , but the law recognized him | : _ 7 = — —_——-— — him in jaii. | ‘Kansas it takes about four | » ect a lawbreaker into. ti > | Mory if he takes advantage Mii the vecisction of bis! We Announce for Mon , for the protection of his | d E S / | ~ i. liberty. Howat began to | ay xtra a espeop oe >a law the moment it was) P m / Gg A M. E ] e i io ‘he satute books. The ro pt Jy at * ° mn arged Selling Space _ % less tuan two years old, and . = is notin the penitentiary, . ; é Sen dell. | : 509 Washington Av. = . asked that the law be given a ° | and honest trial, and that the | a | | be made in the courts to test | ord values to make a nstitutionality. If constitu- Aas ent. Too tomor- ie must be obeyed. If it isa " many Styles A law, it will be wiped out, but it bee n given over to thig 7 entitied to a trial. Howat T' it—be here when the Q bt to emphasize his leadership : fighting the law by br aking it. “it is true that although the lead- | ft.e miners are in jail, the, ) 4 Mminers are not workirg. bition ) they are violating the law ; upon whether they designed e the public of fuel. To “hem under arrest would be a ; t thing, physically. We an ' - P 1 , a Z have to prove they ae get | oN fm conspiracy, and I dofbt that Ts d thé t. . r . . . a . . =" . ke B d Tcrency Has Yet Arisen.” Br Sete A sale involving high-grade plain, embroidered or fur-trimmed Winter Coats and W raps pur- i] oca Ais : : bee no emergency . a ——— , — 7; ~~ . v7 A } . \ HH @ Brocade and Duvetyne Hats ae will take «ver the mines, and ee B94 , ° "i 1 them. : ew | nat) v : | HH @ Brocade and‘Panne Velvet menaces the fuel supply, the lioperate them. There will be no im 5 \ & . | ng, Dlacklistin.; or violence. fy >: om \ , \\\ il é | ee | , : '“The Industrial Court has es | ) sens A \\\\\e Od S - AL € Gold and SilverHate, embroid- : | | : . : ered with chenille. things for the employes of industries of the State, and for | | ae | a ° , | | Ke i @ Cleverly draped Turbans miners, though under no bates | | ; q , b | : he iners have shown no | at ae bs 2 : a . . A a the miners ha s n a a i ? | 30 Coats j Nie Popularly priced from $15 to $30 ~ ti i i i i i - a - disposition to core to be helped | the court. ["The mine operators for many "TP | | ars had a ruie that if a miner Pn) ae ay \' : . * ». ail a | + bE2% a ee ted his pay in less thdn two - : a. a RES A Ma is, he could get it by discount- | | r pe | Lie the pay check 10 per cent. The) ee ee ee — —— od. = . - — ee -_—— : | | — | For what you pay in Rent you can buy a rthan his union dues. (ap er the. A wtrtey heohemea | [If bought by ie se many of the materials would cost more than $23.50 C AS H Lower Prices on All ; the cause of his present imprison- S Per my RAMONA VELDYNE VELOUR ae & Came as a result of a contro- B youth reaches 18 he is en- | Windows: MOUSSYNE CUT BOLIVIA DUVET SUPERIOR Monthly Also Rich Fur Fabric Coats, plain or fur trimmed. Ruines a youth ra Bt my $23.50 | Pe #289. There was a dispute as Hundred Stvles—All Col ANS Peace fer Weta, Catania "mastbae parpeantn. erected le’ ge rNcotince— | ics pe enon | aaah > > —- er a Mhundre f es olors 1 zes | ~ n. Cail at our office to see camels buldane “an an —e ee aie Every Coat Exquisitely Full Silk Lined—Ov y ori leased oho = = Pepe : the draft. The court found for Grand 2060. 1210 S&S. Vandeventer Ay t. Low y, and ordered that the money Satina— ' . ' M4 into court that it might be | ae : to the boy. Howat ordered a = re SESE ee 7 ~~ See — | accept the aw ard of the court. , « ie: the cour gir meee coevecw - = An Outstanding ¥ 4 OL / No Exchanges change in the ers’ con- ae Wiss f : | ton providing a fine of $50 eer | 1 ie be ! 4\\) ~ Millinery Event No Retarns ¢ Miner who appeared before the | ( hie hey : ; : } wT $ oe 84 & fine of $5000 for ans PN hg, gi 610-612 Washington Avenue : Which took a matter before the i This Sale “How,: th is attempted t Z This sale promises to be even more successful than our last wonderful $5.50 Hat Sale for the selection is even larger “7 the values Well Known Chemiat Makes Saag a ee ‘SP just as remarkable. Hundreds and hundreds of the season’s favorite Hats are included in this sale. We have prepared for a record thle Offer to Cure this | be aT deites of canie. grad 2. v crowd, but be on hand the moment the doors open at nine, for best selection. Nine of the Hats at $5.50 are pictured. Geo. # M . - en ; think the success of the law ls - — (First Fioor.) Graduate Chemist p.” Kanses © by the history of the court. | rf remarkable t Cases the awards of the court been ace: pted, except ~~» cu «han Present case of th: Where of the oak uo peenfident the: af tute disease, many in 3 @ 1, er among thems lv es, it is a simple home eS L. Lewis. international presi- ing the endorsement of JeeGe Will step in. assume control of | Slane and dentists, who amared at the results obtalt rict and oust Mr. Howat Ig Speenive formule, vot a better to let them handle it fecturers are now making @_*= Way, than for us to bring force oe? a ; T. : On the 127.000 miners, many niy $1.00, " M are entirely innocent of hSetire to violate the law? We 9 comp handied Mr Howat. He is in Gume ee Fn © ee for Violating the law. I am con- true Pyorrhdéa cases, convinee the miners will not long re-| fomplete cure is only & Woe from working on his acceunt.” | wf real prisoner in the noney, just your name County jail at Columbus. | pay the peetman 61.00 « s. SSoorded no privileges not ac- A == tO the thief or other law- Hie jailer, Bheriff Har- & brother of Thomas Har- end treasurer of the 2**.s ees oe

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Pn ae ~- ad SNe pe - ee eo ey a -_.- Tee LOD a, I RO OTR act er ee peel T = - 5 — -— —_ : | HOWAT TELLS WHY HE perienced miners in underground | 2nd og sa we sone with =a wor “y ; abo er mililtary protec- DEFIES KANSAS’ NE Oye Be euserved: energy esd sung Give ncn ll -_ | (a =~ miners will recognize this law. The| miners are standing by me and Iam; Men’s 3.00 Wool | 45 standing by the miners. | “They talk about me violating the Union Suits Rk, ‘law. They call me an anarchist. I Men’s $1.00 Fleeced. have never had much education, in | Shirts and C up. I learned my ABC's from the Drawers. a... oe letters on the railroad cars that | ce sw vorked | TOMOKROW AT THE OLD RELIABLE came to the mines “ hen J workes ' in them asa boy 8 years or so old. G i O R E the history of this country. A good maay VY ars ago sume men tlLrew Boston and Slip-on erty in this country. | Sweaters. ee” eae C “They acted agair3st the law of the time. Were they anarchists? Boys’ 7.50 Corduroy Suits There is no difference in our situa- Boys’ : tion and theirs. 10.00 2-Pants Suits ‘independence from greedy coal op- nse Men's 40.00 2-Pants Suits......... a, | ~ theeBtate is going to control a , the price of our labor, why does it : Men's 40.00 Gabardine Coats 17.85 not go all the way and control the | Men's. 17.50 Overcoats labor, why ’ Boys 7.50 Overcoats ’ ceries we buy, the clothes we buy? Boys’ 7.50 SEIS § 450 Surely one is as fair as the othey, It Men's 1,50 Cloth Caps it says We cannot protect ourselves, from those who seek to live off of | ; Men's 3.00 Sample Felt Hats... .. pied us” > . Roya” All-Wool Blue Rerae Suite , “Gov. Allen knows he can’t make fact, none except what I have picked | Lut I have heard something about ’ ’ a lot of tea overboard in Men s and Boys Jersey *.\\. bez inning the fight for lib-. Men's 17.50 Blue Serge Suits erators and scheming politicians. This beautiful four price of the things we buy’? If it Men's 6.00 All-Wool Blue Serge Pants...3.75 ‘'xes te price of our la : doesn’t it fix the price of the gro- 'why doesn’t it ive us rotecti | Men's and Boys’ Coat Sweaters weet iat oa Pe gee: V2 2CS We are fighting for — -—- ie ‘ Trorlicht-Duncker Locust at Twelfth | Store Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Every Day, Including Saturday $187.50 The Suite is made and finished in the best of materials throughout and in an ideal size for the average room. The Dresser is 22 inches deep, 46 inches wide with 28x34-inch mirror, two extra deep drawers in base with two small drawers at top. The Chest is 22 inches deep, 36 inches wide and 50 inches high—has large, roomy drawer in base, three full-length sliding trays in center and two small drawers at top. Men's Heavy Illannel Shirie.......... F Men's 50c Cassimere Hore 20c Men's 2.00 Wool Underwear ......... P5e his law a success. He knows it is wrong. Has he not abandoned ital- There are about 12,000 min- The Vanity Dresser is 42 inches wide, 59 inches high—has 16x34- inch mirror in. center and two gx12-inch adjustable side mirrors. Base is made with convenient shelf for toilet articles and four ‘Men's 3.00 Hed Flannel Underwear. ..1. Heys’ 1.50 Corduroy Kaickers ; Men's 1.50 Ribbed Union Men's 7.00. Crepe de Chine Shirts... . Men 3.00 Heavy Jersey Coats Men's. Canvas Gloves and Mitts Men’s Thc Leather Gloves ready? ers in this district, each and every one.of those miners is as guilty of Violating Gov. Allen’s court law as. Dorchy and I are. We are in fail.) They are not. Why? The Governor knéws he can’t arrest 12,000 men Men's Humboldt Jeans Pants and put them in fail. It simply fons in Corduroy Pants 8 Work Pants - can't be dene. So the Governor is Men's Heavy Blue Overalls & Jumpers....55¢ looking to Lewis to settle this. Unt ‘ ! : (Union Label) Says Miners Will Never Surrender. drawers. The Bed comes in full size only. This is your opportunity to get a real high-grade Suite in a design that is always good and at a price we do not believe can be duplicated. $187.50 The four pieces $187.50 DOUBLE FAGLE STAMPs ened —_ ry —* Gaund learfla Heard of LINEN RUGS Seen Them? Come in today and see our splendid stock of these Rugs which are causing such a sensation. They are of pure linen—thick, heavy, reversible, moth- proof, easily cleaned, durable and ina charming range of colors. Have You ~ - + een ee ~ ee ee en p— — x “= aa, - -— ~ 4 at OO ee: a Radiator Shields Keep Dust From Circulating These Shields are rade to fit radiators of any size and may be had vith the metal top, marble top in various colors, plate glass or black Carrera glass tops. Let Us Demonstra. » to You miners at work. It was not eared ‘miners are not working. I'll leave it | to anybody as to whether the law 7 _ ADVERTISEMENT. eet | ‘ | Outsidé of labor organizations, FAMOUS OLD RECIPE there is a difference of Opinion re- The coal opera- tors so far have remained silent re- garding it, and because of the fact Easily and cheaply made at home, by the organization, individual op- but it beats them all for erators seen by the reporter refuse: : mands of housewives have One operator said the mine own- f that they can save two-thirds| ers had hoped the law would end tions, by using this well-| and that they failed to see that it nowm o:d recipe for making cough | Ws @ success. He said the opera- has no equal for prompt results. It|by the State court, but that they takes right hold of a cough angl gives; Were of the opinion the law would ordinary cough in 24 hours or less, | Kansas was for the law; and that it Get 214 ounces of Pinex from any | would insist upon whatever force and add plain granulated sugar syrup) to it. to make a full pint. If vou prefer,| Court Judges Pin Vaith on Lewis. syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either! Kansas State Reserve Bank of To- | it tastes good, keeps perfectly, peka, said that in his opinion the | It’s truly astonishing how quickly | well pleased with the law, but that it acts, penetrating through every air | they wanted changes which would soothes and heals the membranes, and Oo objection to the court tempor- adually but surely the annoying | 4rily*fixing wages pending the reach- | appear entirely. Nothing better for) and employes, but that they feared | tis, spasmodic croup, hoarse-|that unscrupulous politicians seek- Pinex is a special and highly eecon- | Wage-fixing power to cripple indus. | compound of genuine Nor-| try. over its healing effect on mem-| mott, members of the Industrial Court. appatently pinned their faith void disappoiutment by “*2'% ounces of | With the miners growing out of der: we full directions and don’t | Mowat’s arrest. Huggins and Gor. to , ute satisfaction or moner od of handling the present situation. | refunded, The l’inex Co.,|) Huggins has wanted the Governo 'to put me in jail. Im in jail, but the has accomplished its purpose.” garding the law. FOR COUGH SYRUP that no statement had been issued q ts. to talk for publication. of the money usually spent for cdugh | Strikes, but that it had not done so, syrap. lt is simple and cheap, but it | tors objected to the fixing of wages immediate relic#, unsually stopping an | Stand. He said public opinion in druggist, our it into a pint bottle, | Was necessary to compel obedtency use clarified molasses, honey, or corn! J. H. Lee, vice president of the an ‘lasts a family a long time. business interests of Kansas were poy of the throat and lungs— | take from the Industrial Court the and raises the phlegm, right to fix wages. He sald they had. roat tickle and dreaded cough dis- ing of an agreement by employers pess or bronchia) asthma. ing labor support would use the) way. © extract known the world Judge liuggins and J. A. MeDer- | oue" a yg tom asking in Lewis settling the controversy | hing elec. Guaranteed to Allon have disagreed over the nieth- tv send lrveps “i? iMiuung Lelid Lace Curtain Special $1.95, $2.95, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 In each of the five groups of Curtains values, including filet and Scotch weav some in allover designs, others with plain border with scalloped and overlocked edges. of Marquisettes, voiles and scrims. Curtains, others with beautiful. motif insertions, some with plain edges, others wit lace edges, in colors of white, tore and hang These Gustin ties been taken from Curtains selling from $3.25 to Odd lots of one and two pair Curtains many less than half price. — >_>: Marble d | rT Metal bs . > teeee serene sh. _ *. * . . ore - te j iP; esa tst b3 *oree rene of r. i3*3t tee : 3 Pk he ee ere > > , and you will find exceptional es, of very heavy thread, centers with beautiful Also very fine qualities Quite a few beautiful ruffled designs, applique work with These Curtains have $9.00 a pair. at half price, and z ' ' | —— r 4 — a | _ —_/ | a —i P4 - ' a > _ = : =; = = a 7 rr ; a a oS 3 —) CC 513-515 UNA NALAN NY \\k ~ \’ ‘32 A Triumph in Merchandisiz i, 42 The Impossible Has Been Achieved. Just Ch aa Pel Re Sen Greatest Coat Purchase in Our H si yr Va QUR Apparel Departments have been famé their great sales, but never before have the fered such marvelous bargains as these. A sales. An event you will remember and talk for months to come. ca ovelty Trimmed Misses’ Coats High Waisted Bolivia Coats........ Full Lined Astrakhan Coats....... Silk Tassel Trimmed Coats........ | Raccoon Fur Collared Coats...... Ss ‘4 Opossum Fur Collared Coats..... = bie New Loose Paneled ject Gnas. § ge — New Cape Collar Effect Coats... Embroidered Fur Collar Wraps.. Beaver Trimmed Bolivia Dolmans tk ~~ ey ; : s ~ ts Bian Genuine Salt’s Silk Plushes....... Bering Seal Plush Coats............ , Plush Coats with Cape Fur Collars Raccoon Trimmed Plush Coats.:. 2Beaver Trimmed Plush Coats..... |. Fur Collared Plush Dolmana...... | Plain & Full Trim’d Long Plashes OOK artound everywhere, “but before you buy be sure and see our wonderful sale Coats. ———— | oe a (om 7 * y * ¥ _ See : . ? + . y 7 i pip elt > ; ; ; , Aiea oe ariel, : : ; hd rr" . eo \ Roa ’ pork > x a) e Pa ‘ eat . ’ 7 " , ” _ . jel ae . by 4 . ie . . : - ; 7 ‘ P 6 ie ee be w ¥ 3 ? a j oe Bore a Jap Mink, Black Seal and Coney Coats.......% Jap Mink, Black Seal and Coney Wraps......%l Jap Mink Stoles, 72 inches Long, $85 Values.84 Taupe Fox Fur Scarfs, Bushy Tails, $30 Val.4 Jap Mink Capes, Extra Large, $250 Values*{@ 4: VER 7 — — i St i CQ 24 crane The Importan 19! Lbs. SUGAR 2: 2% pounds Cousins’ Very Best Coffee ............... FF seeee | 3 pounds French Blend Coffee 7 : 3% pounds Suceess Coffee tion of food, and a in eliminating. those Ceylon Gunpowder Tea, per pound food which are not , Imperial Tea, per pound 60¢ for the upbuilding of 70c and Ste .. be 30¢e to be overworked 2he 50c Eagle Stamps with three-pound sack Fine Table Salt 106 Our Pie Fillings are time-Savers—Cocoanut Cream, Lemon and Chocolate: double stamps ®he Double Stamps on Teas and Coffee. No Stam Ww s Ord Sugar Delivered With $1.00 Worth 7 baer Geode. aa Most delicious Apple Sauce (144-pound can) 2 cans Sardines, in pure olive oll bles of a digestive so frequent ‘and so coma absolutely necessary. te | Remedy was compow kidneys and liver. & has been is evidenced. spread sale and its by an immense nun users who through 9 CS = Underwear, Tie walue ....... Sweaters, $5.00 value Hm may ag grab » e e* Feeceeeeeeeen Sweaters, 88.00 valuec.... .83. Paint, $4.00 walse . Thousands of bargains In new and army merchandise, Come and bring your friends, PUCIVANCE ARMY $992 816 Pine St, The POST-DISPATCH !s the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving the Associated Press news service. Overcoats, $15.00 walue..... Mackinaws, $15.00 value... nceoats, *, eee 8 @ © Many organs take part character occur, and such, ago to help Ae ill

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- ~ ——— Se --~- -—-—- >_> eee ee Oe TPCT es ee ee OCTORRR TS ¥ ms a, ‘ton Avenue 9 Sea ~ 16, 19291. | Sr . a ee ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBEI JUST A SONG PAGES 1—12B, — —_ TWILIGHT '’ -* ee ee ee | eee? erchandising !! thieved. Just Closed the se in Our History ' have been famous for ver before have ms as these. A eeeeee | . Shoe. - ge. ’ —. 2. ¢ Y Edna has been promised “just one goodnight eeeeee a eet § ww ry ea} 4 ss =. OFi..e* : song on the victrola” provided she will go up- i stairs at the finish, without any more hesi« : P } : | g-- “e » i's ye — usual. “Finnegan and the Widow ex | “& ee fet t= | et E “OS age in the Surf, comic fecitation with bell accom* | : : , Sicee : sb , 1% : fi ata ay t.. pve 4 paniment,” is Edna’s choice, — ~~ he n = eel about erence les . of ESR *~ “s | | a4) "oe at : | ia | - “¢ > » ; | . ~ , the fraterna spirit of its... : | , | a th’ BY 25 Bm Es. sat y* . Sigma Omicron Theta, | ; eg | _ A tw | e Cae 2. a and Alma Mater watchinz aps.. | | : >} . ae AGE 2 Shi | bicial ! he $e! z.: o’er her boys from above, - eas UF sf : SE Be Se me? a ete., etc. Brother Magee nans oa 4 if ff : teen L ets “|| es and Brother Turkeitraub are putting no end of . tronle feeling into tread red ats ert > “ates eeeeee - o _—, lars | Z ; .%, ars m 7 th. its... : The Sunday night hymns, showing a jolly little family group in S the suburbs going through the Congregational hymnal. “Oh, Per- eters L. fect Woe” is the popular favorite with Bessie, the black and white esces 4 fox terrier, who is retiring under the ersy chair to whimper. ishes ‘but | see —) : lose-up of a lady trying to remember a song. “Oh, dear, I know $ 00 chat pon just as well as I know my name—we used to sin it OATS...00.. 5 | | : if / when I was in school—‘I’m called little Carmen, dear little Car« Miss Beebe, who has WP yo men, tho’ I can never tell why’—that’s something the way it the ground floor ‘raps..... 550 ae at rere a doing “with the windows open, while Freddy 5 Values. 83g ye f va ae 4 | gem ee | imitations of Miss $30 Val.§4 fa fe iy , z e - ptf ) Valuess4{ 3h : \ ; | | | LT ADVERTISEMENT. _ . >. a ee, oe — ne ‘ solutely necessary to find some Shirley does have the f. Warner’s Safe Kidney and 2 Sresdest ideas' She has medy was compounded fifty Written a splendid class 0 to help equalize the work ta iy right in study hour Incys and liver. How succes? : and her best friend s been is evidenced by its: | Ste going out to sere- read sale and its value is at | ae Miss Ball, the al- an immense number of appree?=™ _ Sebdra teacher, and Flor. ers who through theso many. : iF the basketball ve put it to the severest tests on Maybe you d » most satisfactory results. x te glance at Shir- Warner ’s* Safe oe — & lay cs Se ees meiy contains no armiu , ; " nts and should be used whes awe to dear Miss ineys need attention. + Soll by Wolft- Wilson, a ; ve pS nde pa cap- mple sent on receipt © heel ee Safe Remedies C% (Repeat ill stopped.) m D, Rochester, N. ie , at The wild, Pree song ADVERTISEMENT. : . : of the backyard cat has roused Mr. Tom. kins from slumber. u | 7 Cu , The cat was such a ul u “A { * ‘ ~~ eM in kit- ; | + en that In 30 Days or No Pay iy tte today for our GUARANTEES 1 and recora of | ion, and free copy © s wonder treatment, ous results obtained. Just Se Poe |e ee ape %, Sd -

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Le ae ww ~ o qa @r~way eee pe - OF LOD Fo a ew oe ; a i. al —— i ‘ i ' eee a 4 4 : = i 7 Ss) cer ge a aan deer ° > ape oe te 2S 2. ti The wie || PHONOGRAPH i {| - The GRANBY wins friends because | 4 —Of its fine tonal qualities. —Its exquisite cabinet construc- tion. | ie —Because it plays all makes of records—iuch better. = dee e+ Sheraton Upright , We are selling the Gfanby Phonograph beeause investigation convinced us it is the best Phonograph we can offer our friends. And music lovers see in the Granby the opportunity to select / their own library of records—trom all makes—without restriction. All the Records You Want cat . Delivered with your Granby from Widener’s this week on our 4 | most attractive terms. Five days’ free trial before deciding if vou wish It. Investigate This Granby Opportunity Monday CWideners 1008 Olive St. Headquarters for Granby Phonographs —=—= —— — i P = 6 r= = °°. VS * ~ You : Cannot Cail, Phone : Nain 2877 ; If : : ST A A A TN ek ~~? AS 4a ee | | His Plea. | ways 4 per cent general mortgage |'Railways 4 per cent bonds, are 'mamed as co-defendants with the re Asks Court to Vacate All | Orders in Pursuance of | Adler Petition. STATES HE HOLDS MORTGAGE BONDS Petitioner Requests Setting Aside of Present Receiver- _ ship, and Recognition of | : ; ! , | | J. Arthur Rogers of New York, | whose petition says | he is the holder | lof $4000 par valué | of United Rail- | bonds, filed suit in the United States | , District Couft here yesterday to set aside the United Railways regeiver- | Ship created umder the suit of Sam- uel W. Adler and now in effect. Rol- _la Wells, called ‘‘de facto’’ receiver in ithe petition, amd the St. Louis Union Trust Co., trustee of the United railway company. Rogers alleges that Adler, as an) individual holder of St. Louis Tran- sit Co. 5 per cent bonds, had no) right to file the suit and that “the | ‘indispensable party complainant” to SECOND WEEK 150th Anniversary Sale Of Carpets, Rags, Lace Curtains and Linoleums 187] These special inducements are offered for early Fall 192] buying—-get yours while the stocks are complete. Extra Specials— Axminster Rugs, a rug for wear and durability, Dich whe oe ec Velvet Rug, Oriental design, $36.00 ahh bce 000 Seam] Axmin- : =" $44.00! 9x12 eM Rugs Cork Linoleums |"xtra-Size Rugs 11.3x12 Brussels Seamless Brussels, smal) allover Two-yard wide genuine cork | Rug.................- $34.00 and Oriental desi $27.00 Linoleum— 79c 11.3x12 Axminster Rug, beautiful OES... ccccccvccese == | per square hiithcteinateditntaetns.....su -- ~ » Axminster Rugs, size 9x12, in | Four-yard wide genuine cork | 11.3x12 Seamless Persian and $37.00 Linoleum —cover your room an Gen... a $69.00 == —- ef- without a seam— 2 per square R4 6x9 Axminster Seam! Vv , es Se Cc BPD s woos nicccscnccces $18.00 ess Velvet Rugs in allover . éx6 : Asmniasher ma Payer saa rns ~— $YO.00 | Inlaid Linoleum—$ J -29 | Area ee re : - === | Per square yard ee $12. 00 Portieres New York style, dotble velvet Por- Vel Hall tierea, 45x7.6, Spe- anistair $1.50 Ali tiem e cial, pair, Choice Velvet Hall $27.50) °""" oopetete ae 1921 The Only Exclusive Retail Carpet Store in St. Louis 1871 © BURTON CLOTHES : GOING-OUT. OF-BUSINESS SALE - RIGHT AT THE START OF THE SEASON , _ SUITS *“ao** OVERCOATS You Better Look) I, PRICE Ask k Any} 720 OLIVE ST. save 2022S sarees : Ori l . “i Pee pgs pas $49. 00 >THE — should have been the Mercantile | Trust Co., trustee of the bonds. He | also alleges that Adler in his peti- | tion failed to allege his place’ of | citizenship and to show there was diversity of citizenship as between. him and the defendants. Declares Mortgage Void. The petition alleges that -the-St. Louis Transit $10,000,000 mortgage was executed without authority | of Missouri law and _ without) consideration and is null and/ Come | yoid and points out that al- though the receivership proceed- | Widener’s ings have been under way for! First for | the Hits. months, the court is still withhoid- ing judgment as to whether this transit mortgage is an obligation of | the United Railways Co. There was furth.r lack of juris- | | diction, the petition says, because at | the time Adler’s suit was filed the Transit bonds were not due and there had been and has been no default on them. The petition recites that the John W. Se&Aman bill, filed in January. 1918, under the. title of which the receiver was first appointed, alleged that insolvency of the United Rail- ways Co. had been caused by dives sion of its funds by its directors and by wasteful practices. -These alle- | gations were repeated in the second | Seaman bill filed Aug. 3 last. Rogers | s..ys he adopts as his owy al! the al- "legations in the Serman petitions. Would Take Over Testimony. | The Seaman bill, the Rogers peti- | | tion says, effers a means of rehabili- | tating the finances of the company ,; and for this reason Rogers asks that 2 proceedings and testimony thus \far taken in the Seaman suit be in- corporated under the title of the Rogers suit. | The recent suit for foreclosure on | the overdue $2,000,900 St. Louis & \Suburban bonds is ren to and | ’ |} the petition says that unless the as- | | sets unlawfully wested can be re- | | covered, it will be necessary to issue | ' | per cent for money. more receiver's certificates. This has been extremely difficult for the de | facto receiver, the petition says, be- | cause of the cloud on his title as re- | ceiver under the Adler suit. Uncer- tainty as to the validity of his title, the petition says, has made it neces- sary for him to pay interest and pre- miums amounting to more than 11 Asks Court to Vacate Orders. Rogers alleges that the’ Adler bill | does not suggest plans for improve- ment and rehabilitation, but invites foreclosure proceedings. He asks ‘that the court decree that it never | had jurisdiction in the Adler suit and | that it vacate all orders and decrees | in conection with that suit. but that it validate all of Receiver Wells’| |acts as under the title of the Rog-| : | -—— _——— ee = disturbing the porperty so that the' tect public rights and operate the '- | lines as a unit “unti) reasonable time _for rehabilitation.” \ers suit. He asks that a receiver or | | receivers be appointed under the'/! | Rogers suit title and that the de | facto receiver be required to turn the property over to the new re- ceiver or receivers. He asks that a court infunction be issued against levying on, selling or new receiver or receivers may pro- Willard Ranges Built te Last and Give Satisiacticn. Price— $30.00 to $70.00 WM. G. WILLARD 612 Freatiia Ave. St. Levis, Me. FIGHT PRO AW NAMING OF BN Women’s Rubberized Sanitary Aprons; full size; splen- didiy made; 69e valuc; Mon. special.. if 3 . HT 2B ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 1921. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH 7 —— , me “SIeVSITISSFOR 74-11 Lower Prices Monday’ ita , a 7 Only $1.5 new cen rng SUE Soap Sale init Ww . 69c : 1) Cowie We UTED LS nl Don eR eA : BROADWAY &X. MORGAN 57. Laundry Soap;’ ¢ WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS|5 Bars.... Opposition to Confirma: - Other Appointments by ernor Expected. , r . a Staff Correspondent sad Post- JEFFERSON CITY, Oct Gov. Hyde and his personal ; ere in the State administra becoming somewhat uneasy | P. & G. and Star | creasing reports that three . s Shirts, Drawers Men’s flat fleeced Shirts or Drawers; - slightly imper- fect; extra special value; ” 40C very good quality; $2.25 value s . Fer ecial for Men's ree Union Suite: fleeced; ecru colo! me = ‘ » diun nano nl IP $2 v,atitlwe; spe Wool-Mixed Socks Men's wool-mix extra heavy: slight seconds: very spe- Cial, Palr.. ccc ed S$ mer Children s ribbed Uni Suits; fleeced: aP end ‘a. ly made and full cut. Exceptional valves. sizes 2 to te ca oe a = Union Suits Ww omen’s ribbed Uniop Sufts; fieeced; spiendid ly ™ ade: su- perior quali- ity; extra sizes; special...... S Men’s Union Suits m us ae ceeoceoseoeeoeoeevwerveseeet Str aight h ell xeuie W trimmed with omen’ a heavy gros- grain ribbon 49c Hose band and - b o W. Black Women's fleece-lined cotton brown Hose; extra ual- TO. ae oe ity Spec&i for C Menkes weeestoudes BANDED |Plush PLUSH SAILORS |=" DI MONDAY 35:00 aber Stunning mannish styles in high- ani hi he Men's flat fleeced Union Suits; zes 36 $i. 49 luster zibeline plush with Values to $15.00 straight or roll brims; also Wool of the appointments made Gevernor since adjournment session of the Leg will be fought when they gcc Senate for confirmation dur next special session, probab! called by Hyde next month on proposed soldier bonus tion. At least.two Republican & “have threatened to fight agai confirmation of Ben C. H Kansas City, brother of th ernor, and appointed by him Superintendent of Insuranc upon the confirmation of To Ormiston of Kansas City, fe gecretary to Hyde and nam him to be State Inspector « In like manner it is known th eral Democratic Senators ha termined to fight the confir of A. L. McCawley of Cartha pointed by -Hyde as Dem member of the Stdte Tax Cx sion. Senator Peter Anderson slightly imperfect; re, square yard; epecial, per ( | choice at...-...ses Yard-wide DBieached Mus- lines and Cambrics: mill | rempante; per yard...«+- Neponset | Texoleum 100% waxed 'MIll_ tmperfects back, water- , _Texoleum ar - ' heed devia proolt : Pe aed - 4“; ‘ ‘ “ . - z " Le - $2.95 Charmeuse meuse, sofé ric with: lustro finish. Biack brown. Extra spec., 49 inches wide oe ge Char- Sg id O ES ; h quality, >i us satin Extra Special Bargains $1.50 Velveteen 27 inches wide. rich black cost Velveteen, for dresses, i ete. tard.. soft, uUn)@ navy, ayd. 1. -. For Monday we offer real val- . ues. Styles so snappy you'll French ee buy several pairs. $1.00 Granite-Cloth Yard wide. w finish; for dresses wine, brown, f At 10 ry M. for iI 29c Teme 500 yards of 36-inch Black = 19¢ een, suitable for bioomers, pet- ticoats, linings, etc.; while @t laste, yard...««-+«+** Come in ai Bing, 25c Percales, 16c Have just received about 2000 yards inches wide; Here are tan, chocolate and black leath- cales, in light and dark patterns, in pe re wool and fine ers; newest styles are featured, with stripes and dots; suitable for dresses, soit finish; medium, low or high bBeels; all sizes. etc. 39¢ Ginghams, 24c navy dDlue only, extra NOTICE—Your choice of high or low ct Shoes at $3.95 and 27 and 32 inch Ginghams; full | 1.19 ° checks, plaids and stripes; Amoskeag a e yard. extra heavy, suitable for aprons, dresses, : waists, etc. F : oo; mixed, smooth s; black, navy, ylurn. BOGGS. cocece Ladies, for that — = we be just received a large line in blue, black, —* red, etc., in a “— of dots, figures, etc. $1.98 CrepedeChine _ Fine 40-Inch Cre de Chines; all ailk, and lustrous a! nearly all col- ora; yd... Yard wide fiber colette; plain stitch; Diack and soft id 19 silx knit weare ladies’ aprons, underskirts. 4 Serge Sizes to t all boys: tan; wide a 4 inches wide — fi , as : 38 inches wide, in Dive, red. ~ fast mavy = ue m . tte 2 army last, with — tips, and lavender, gray. etc. : extra a for _ s , many others in English toes; coverings, petticoats and linings. a oO r : -olors: dresses. « ; ondary, yard. , C $2.50 pmeepoiy: at $1.19 ‘ry special at 25c Cheviot, 15 | 27-inch, In plaids, stripes and solid gray: very fine for men's and boys Monday at 10 O° 98c SERGE Yard wide, medium twill, epien- did quality Biue Storm Serge: abdout 408, yards; at 10 o'clock, per yaerg.....+««+«+* specia!.. Coats are exc but for Monday $5 Sweaters Children's © wea ters, e) lent niy Infants’ $3 49 Cotas Infants’ cashmere erosderes ppt Infants’ Short Coats Infants’ = ort White raves vat” 8 . $3. 19 | ‘sood gual: Just arrived trom tactory, 500 extra heavy || [| Bors Orercoate made of heavy wos s qu 20-gauge pure aluminum Reasters, like cut; val a aay special renee will be om sale Monddy: only one to a cus- asus. SBSaN erccsebeces tomer; no phone or ©. 89c Skirts } infants’ Fiannelette $1.25 Aluminum Roaster || || Boys’ $6.50 Overco ts Oo. D. orders taken. : Suits Pants Special Sale, Bofs or wsahiar et, biwe eeree ; Suite: aise Medal Jeans | Men's fancy res Pants: pega 7 some ve ex- nd gray: lare® tra pair pants; * reomy actual $10 and) I of best oy mir $12 values, - $8.98 | $2.98 $15 . 3 aseeahta Prats -F ° 2 oS) eee saat ~* | : iyo4 : 3 aoe = | — ee, ‘$i. 00 Duplex Shades * ——— Best quality oil opaque Window Shades; green and white; 36 inches wide, 6 feet long; some C or hs slight defects; com- plete, ready to . On sale Monday wags cht" $2.75 Lace Curtains Wall Paper Sal October Clearing Sale of Wall Papers” 30-inch plain Oatmeals in most all colors. | Regular 20c values. Monday if sold WHE BORGONE: TOM... ok cc vccccccsadce OER arent at some, Os mations ant oun a ya ag design... Spoviel Sur Ieamdas ames “34c 54c 123c. I5¢ Berder sold by the a more reascnshio hese than aa® 4 300 pairs Filet Net Curtains. Large ealection of 44 deg signs; 2% yards long in ivory and ecru. On sale Monday, pair eseesterre eee im the city. 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Sale & Gamble’s Children’s Coats Save here on children’s Coats; i 5 00 gest as- ,sortme nt: “$7.98 val . 0c Table Jamask = 36c yard. —15c Towels bc mill seconds; epeser t; your 19c Muslin » bleached Mus- ‘10 rice ; ai oer + . C . Renn, 69¢ yoage Linen eultablo or fancy = for 1 Hour SATEEN -ineh Black Sat- or mepomere. pet- C special, red about 2000 yards of Per- 4 dark patterns, in checks, eultable for dresees, aprons, — inghams, 24c h Ginghams; full belts; ‘x 4 stripes: Amoskeag brand; bie for aprons, dresses, boy ‘oulards, 39c it new Fall dress we heave ge line of silk finish Foulerds a red, etc., in a nice line “heviot, 15¢ in, stripes and solid bige.an rf men's and boys" shirta, al derskirts. Sateens, 29c $n Dive, red, brown, green. ste.: oxtra fine for comfort |, “at 10 O°Clock > SERGE jum twill, eplen- avy Biue oF Se yards; at 0 Overcoats errr $4 49 Union- alls Jeans Men's khaki biack Unionallsa; <¢v eray: [large an reomy; eplea- on og BBL t 5O value, $1.50 ‘ oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 1921, STING PAST-NIGPATCH TE FIGHT PROBABLE NAMING OF BEN HYDE Other Appointments by Goy- ernor Expected. we Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 15.— f is publican Senators is said to be based ' on his lack of a political career pre- vious to his appointment as secre- tary to Hyde McCawley has been rom Democratic eszion of Legislature going badly. under fire’ partisans since he first espoused the cause of the Hyde administration early in the regular when the sition to Confirmation of | Governor's consolidation bills were | ADVERTISEMENT. | N “Gov. Hyde and his personal support- in the State administration are becoming somewhat uneasy over in- reports that three or more of the appointments made by the | or since adjournment of the session of the Legislature nm be fought when they go to the fenate for confirmation during the “pext special session, prob: ib! y to be galled by Hyde next month to act en proposed soldic: bonus legisla- At least two Republican Senators threatened to fight against the , confirmation of ls nN cs. Hiyde of — City, brother of the Gov- ~ and appointe a by him to be | meintendent of Insurance, and upon the confirmation of Todd WN. of Kansas City, formerly to Hyde and named by | him to be State Inspector of Oils. In like manner it is known that sev- eral Democratic Senators have de-| Yermined to fight the confirmation | ot A L. McCawley of Carthage, ap-_ ted by Hyde as Democratic mber of the Stdte Tax Commis- | Senator Peter Anderson of St. sis, Republican, is chairman of the Insurance Committee of the e. to which probably will be yeferred the Ben Hyde appointment. Anderson was quoted in a newspaper article in St. Louis the day follow- Mog Hyde's declaration of intention | %o appoint "iis brother, as resolved | Yo demand a full inve stigation of | Mhe appointment and all circum- -ptances surrounding and leading uP | Mo it. Other Republican Senators from up-State districts have pri- ately voiced the same intention. Opposition to Ormiston among Re- S ——— = Millions — Use “Gets-It” For Corns tops Pain ae eves Corns Completely. Everybody, everywhere needs to know millions of f¢ lke have already =_” the cuaranteed ; End Your Corns With “ Gets-It.” Ppainiess.corn and callus remover. Any | matter how deep rooted, de- | arrives. | corn, no parts quickly when ‘“Gets-It”’ Wonderfully first application and wear shoes that fit. money bac! "“G -It’’ faile. Insist the genuine. where. Mfd. by E. Chicago. simple, yet simply wonder- ful. because all soreness stops with the Get rid of your corn Big shoes sim- Piy make c ‘ _w bigger Your | Costs but a trifle everv- Lawrence & Co., Come in and See These Diamond Values ecially Priced sta 37: .50 isa wonderful time to invest in a fine Diamond—especially one a, these splendid values we are offering at this exceptionally low We just purchased at a tremendous discount. The stones are fine bl blue-white, and set in the newest style fancy mountings, in gold, plain gold and green gold. These Diamonds are of unusual er, and you will secure a real bargain if you buy one of these ex- Values at $37.50. ,,,OUR CREDIT IS GOOD Men’ s Elgin Watch = These Watches are the standard of the world. Set in neat, thin model 20-year case: warranted § to keep necurate time: can be had here at much below average cost. This beautiful J model is ‘a remark- bie bargain nt by $18.50 Pay $1.00 a Week ksice of Any $25— $27.50 Wrist Watch Special for Octeber, we make this astound.ne offer of theichoice | of any Wrist Watch, 15-jewel, | 80-year case, link or ribbon band, | octagon and round design, plain | and engraved, at the special price © $20.00 OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL Lf P. M. 55 Locust St. A Fine Player-Piano at a New Low Price 88-note Player, built to withstand the wear of years. A splendid imvest- ment to keep the young folks at home. No interest or extra charges of any description... See the Player and see this price. Full Line of All the New Q. R. S and U, 8S. Rolls. THE HUB FURNITURE COMPANY She Hub. New Location—Washington at Seventh Furniture, Stoves, Ranges. Housefurnishings — : The largest and most comprehensive stock of reliable new low figures which reflect the tremendous advant Roman Seat Benutifal decorative ‘odd Chair for Living Room or 7 Bedroom. Mahogany finish ’ highly polished. Seat up- bolstered in imitation leatber. Special $1.25 Homefurnishings to be found on Washington Avenue; and priced at age of our carlot purchases direct from the manufacturers. In styles, materials, appearances and long-wearing qualities, you will find The Hub’s Furniture, Rugs, Stoves, Ranges, Heaters, Pianos, Players and Phonographs unapproachable in satisfaction of service and economy of cost. 8-Piece Walnut Dining-Room Suite decaite ac ati wie maettaly anacce $129.75 ed seats of brown Spanish moleskin.... 4-Piece 7a Suite Comes in either walnut or mahoganv finish: all four pieces are strictly hand polis} ex ds bed is reculat On ru Il size with panel head and foot: chifforette has four drawers ane arge double compartment; dresser is mounted with oxen heavy p mirror and the dressing table is of an unusually attrac design. Very Special Palue Special Sale New 1921 Model Cole’s High-Oven Range With Ash Pan New features included in 1921 model are enameled oven door panel, one-piece cast front, large 18-inch oven, hot-blast draft, lift key plate, large ash pan; plain, sanitary cast. ings, new style firepot. Superb baker and heater; an exceptional! value at The best ccompiq 8 2-Inch Post Bed Outfit Complete ~ finish—all-iron frame spring te Bed Outfit tn the city at the price. with heavy fillers—Vernis Martin white and oxidised ‘ -{ . sagiess and comfortable— ’ and a heavy, comfortabie combination felt mattress cov- e ered in fancy art tick. The whole outfit complete at only. Two-inch post steel bed, Large-Sized Cabinet Phonograph Plays All Records yet \ full Iine of Grafonolas and r Poem Columbia Rec- and Players, and music and word You will find our New a delightful and Music Salon profitable place to visit. 3-Piece Mahogany Finish Davenette Suite Davenette, Armehair and.Arm Rocker. holstered in mulberry and blue velours. some, Spring seats. Cane ends. Up.- ‘ Strong, comfortable and hand Priced at One-Half Former Value . é. Bridge & Beach Parlor Heater Charter Oak Blue ne Enamel ‘Combination Polished stee] hod a duplex grate, sectional fire linings, ecol- Jar check damper, illuminated feed door, bailed ash pan, very econotn- ical user of wood or coal. Doors are closely fitted and fastened with automatie Highly nickel trimmed, $30.00 beautiful baker. latches. for a lifetime. Complete Line Charter Oak Hot Blast and Airtight Heaters New Combina- tion Range with extra large flues for .coal. Pre- vents flues ehoking wit h soot, extremely economical on fuel. Ex- tra quality enamel. Will not erack or scale on account of heat .expan- sion. Never rusts or corrodes. -An occasional rub with a damp cloth and the Range remains Quick and uniform draft night. to be had. Hot Blast Heater | ge This is a wonderfu! Heating built on the down- principle — has no superior in construction, work- manship or material —highly nickel trimmed; burns soft coal or sla¢k. Will hold fire over The best Stove at the price Stove — Bridge-Beach & Co.'s - Combination Range Black, blue and gray enamel. Barne coal, wood or gas. Coal and Yas can be used at the same Absolutely guaranteed, Priced up from $151.00 Complete Line Bridge & Beach Stoves and Ranges, time to cook on top of Range and oven instantly con. verted for bak. ing with either fuel. Deep and wide fire’ box; fire back guar-~ unteed five years. rriplex grate pre. a etiakere, cieang in tw onds. Wood door handle, always cool, - | | 2 Cole’s Celebrated Hot-Blast Heater Cole’s Hot-Blast Heater guarantees a saving of one-third on fuel over any higher draft stove of size with soft coal, lig- i slagk. Rooms e heated within one to two hours in the morning with fuel put in the night before. Guar- anteed to remain ab- solutely air tight as long -as used. If the best is not too good for you and you have an eye for economy, you will purchase this handsome heater tor your home. $24.75 fancy . 3-Piece Cane-Back Living-Room Suite . Mahogany finish; cane backs; sofa, armchair and wing fireside chair, velours, all colors; spring seats, loose cushions, separate pillows. economical ever made. thereby your eoea) bill airtight. twelve styles. ~ Rugs and Linoleums | All Sizes and Patterns at the Lowest Prices Cork Linoleum; cxtra — — ors and patterns ; Seamless Velvet Rugs (9x12). All col- Extra quality Axminster Rugs (9x1°). Burns Hard or Soft Coal, Slack or Wood The cleanest, smoothest-working and most Heating Stove Burns all the gas, smoke and soot out of the coal, saving Keeps the fire overnight— has dust flue with the ashpit, which draws the dust up the chimney when shaking. All joints are ground, making it absolutely Comes in three sizes and handsomest, one-third - connecting Very high! ery highly tone compartment Invisible hinges. At a price never be fore Sei $22.50} * $39. 75 ) ~ itn ho 1920 price. Seamless Wilton Rags (9x12). Half a vid $49.757 eee . J Brussels Rugs; 9x12; asserted colors and mt $19 75 ae * terns uality Felt Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs (9x12) no borders. Special $9.75 © We Give Eagle Discount Stamps che Sub Suruitiuvre Comp any |: ge i i eee le ¢ seiteiiaciteieiie armen + anima “+e eeee*FeeneeeePeeeee all wanted colozs patterns; yard. ‘eee ee Oe ee eee ee es ENT SR SE PER phat egg ta tag i qboRERS EOE TeLetrg eeesceeg sas tenset petit tiy rete rticges 728i

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OPi> * os jj. wate 4 * 1 - oe Oe 8 ee a & ~ ——s + — “eS « ..- - ee inte iia > SNe hm porte a wea oe a = 0 Agee yam 8 eee ” sa ; bay ae a " 5 = * * tory. of 1920-21, previous year. cen : ‘3 x ; : Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. OCTOBER 10° . : ' ITY ULATION Than SUNDA ; oe ST. LOUIS tn SUNDAY ’POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRC The department of hygiene found; were referred to a clinic or hospital; {dition to the defects tound, the oo | 7 #6,153 children with physical de-/| 6822 were referred to their family | partment physicians f und a _— oa fects. Of this number 1266 had an physician or dentist with a record of | of 3390 cases of communi able - , _cperation performed to correct the the defect: 24,059 for some reason or;eases and 13,171 cases of HC n-com- " WERE ATTENDED py ° © efect; 1468 obtained Glasses; 3255] other obtained no treatment. In ad- / municable eases. 7 /; Lf a | aA CEUiTia | : Hours “Daily, 9 te 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth fo T Cork, ) Sixth and Franklin Boys’ Buster Ladies’ Stor e Hours: Dail " j pabperte Insoles . Brown Hose Silk Hose | E b 3 { @Qur lecation saves you money” . 00 4 ) 1.25 10c ; WE SaSPA | MAIL ORDERS o0¢ —_— ‘ . Annual Report Shows More , te ih OP el ww ee we Me . 7 Mi A TIN W Aon | : “fe sf ITwvV a) RT = “ay TT " ~ 66 . 99 — ae in Any Year in City’s His- Ye Olde Tyme Comfort “Ladies’ Nurse Shoes” : House Slippers i 2 LADIES’ SEAMLESS LACE } ‘FOR HOME OR STREET | Sn ane That Reminds Us: ; Cut ¢ Bri ht | ici kid; heavy 2 Made of bright glazed vic ’ : ; ° " Fi piece of leather aa Shand tumed sk o}e s; with flexible soles and Have ou Ever Ridden : Advance copies of the annual re- on vind tne ee giove (rubber b p or rubber heels. On a Train it ce { “ port of the various departments of id, hand - turned ‘plain toes; tes style ? A Home Necessity —and wondered how ¢ eee 2 © oe : , soles, rubber. > an mic rt cannot = old green or red piuso ® the Board of Education for the year heels, stylish, ; eagitl nae Special ois 2 grat rad i the terrific | » issued yesterday, show comfortable: all Japaeaaan Price cushions and year — “ sizes, 3 to 9. OUR PRICE | wear and tear, year in eee ; that the St. Louis public schools ex- OUR PRICE, ’ : out? And listen’ Did d 2k “psa j 7 perienced the largest enroliment in| you could buy the same ki i a their history. In addition the reports = . 4. 4 $4 5() $4 5() mohaig plu ash, eithe reel plain gio - = show that there were more pupils ° - sted ured, in ¢o,ors suit te » walent " a attending high schools than ever be- | LLB LL OO OOOO ee eee PPP LLL LL Et tinting ‘aie “f fan adm T! lg on ades. and ge a fore, a larger number to graduate) ‘6 ; PT Soles” awn and ult ps Bag les . : ; from the high schools and also from | dies’ High Shoes” “Baby Soft rr ae ao 50 | j the elementary schools than in any es 9 $ mas : : ; 4 / a | FOR STREET WEAR Sen Se Drapery Shop—Fourts ; ae There was an inc rease of 2993 in Many ladies prefer to wear high on Shoes | “i . 2 the average daily attendance. Shoes during the Fall and Winter hite. all ¢ | oe : , + Bee Last year 54,152 boys and 64, 044 | season. We are showing four de- ae} vam] Did a Friend Ever Call | giris, a total of 108,226, were ‘tn! sirable models, all with military white .tops On You rolled in the schools, exceeding by heels, in | ad ask where you bought a 1235 the previous high record of the Black Kid Brown Kid ; Also all white mocca- Pozen S ake art A gp of pot- preceding year. For the last nine Black Calf Brown Calf | sins, ribbon trimmed. 2. — acme en were asking years the reports show that there has ALL very . the unusual * been an average increase of 2322 pee 9.00 TYLES 50c yesterday about pad nye e - « oe All Styles, . stock of Art Pottery thes ae h bl t . been hearing so much about. One as 10na e Ss Oo e nail pupils each year in the schools. Pro- viding accommodations for these new pupils is shown to be one of the growme problems of the Board of Iducation. Relief of a temporary nature is supplied by 13 rented vuildings and 120 portable buildings. These portables are now located at 31 schools and house more than) 5000 pupils. | More pupils were enrolled in the. high schools last year than in any) previous year. The enrollment of 12.337 exceeded the previous years figure by 994 and represents a growth of approximately 60 per cent over the enrollment of 10 years ago. 2750 Teachers | The summer schools of 1921 were attended by 21,536 pupils, a larger number than in any previous sum- mer since the establishment of these schools. More pupils also completed the. eighth grade than in any previous year. The number completing, 5690, exceeded the previous year's high record by 631. The average age of those who completed the eighth grade is shown to be 13.82 years. There were 2750 teachers in the Schools during the year. Of this nuniber 337 were men and 2413 were women. The report shows that 109 teachers resigned during the year. Vacancies in the elementary schools were filled by the appointment of graduates of the Harris Teachers’ College, the training school for ele- | mentary teachers. | The part-time and continuation | schools, which were established two | years ago, enrolled 2898 boys and) 1348 girls. The night schools had an enrollment of 18,457. Mahual Training and Domestic Science ig now taught in 16 centers. | Instruction is given in manual! train- | ing to boys of the seventh and eighth grades. Girls in the seventh grade. receive instruction in sewing while those in the eighth grade are in-— structed in cooking. More than 10,- 000 Dboys and girls received instruc- | , tion at these centers during the year. | Ss ial 2 eves a tis *4 ()() Few Foreign-Born Pupils. are 6. 00 vee cewed... “Es 8 per cent of the pupils en- | 7 BOYSs’— a roll in the schools are shown to) c or = Cat, Btoce > oe a Machine sewed 3.00 . a alf, entuc ** St. Leuls MACH 1! d, have been born in foreig n countries; Tec, French Toe, Straight and 76,453 were born in St. Louis. 9653 Reund Toe Lasts. Tip or LITTLE oe in Missouri outside of S&t. Louls; “Union \ Piain Tees. MEN'S 2.50 Ca 6322 in Tlinols, 18,137 in other states. Made"’ Now Back to Pre-War Prices. 160 in Austria, 100 in Canada, 101 in XY ~ APA “CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES” i a OO el FREE—A Dainty Pair of Scissors—FREE We Shoes at unusual prices kek: OO ALL LE ATHER PPPOE OP “Infants’ First- Step Shoes” are placing on sale Mo tor their q' , Child’s, 8) ndav, Chil BROWN OR BLACK CALF LEATHERS *2.25 child's *9 00 2 to 11, ON SPECIAL SALE on ‘‘Nature-Shape’’ lasts, No tacks or nails to hurt M ad ° soles. the Infants’. sizes 1 to 5 Child’s, sizes 3 to 8. FREE ENIFE $3.50 BLACK CALF, sizes 1 to 6 PB BPRLP BPA BHA LOE CO OOO PP John Miter Men’ S Shoes of fin feet. cj ‘ ice oO; kid, white kid or patent les TAN, sizes 10 to 1344, 2.5 $3.00 BLACK CALF, ~ sizes 10 to 1344.. 2.50 dl a all ag e kid leathe ther "1.39 2.00 ee ee a a en i a i i a a a a ee “Boys’ School Shoes” Choice of English or Round Toes. $3.50 MAHOGANY TAN, lren’s School iality and wear. rs, wi hiael ees! i i i ST. LOUIS’ BEST-ENOWN SHOES FOR QUALITY, COMFORT AND STYLE Every pair is made of the finest selected calf and kid skins, with welt-sewed soles. -sewed ys rown th — Kk ki FREE ENIFE Mcciatin Keds” Rubber-Sole Gym. Shoes (Firls’. misses’ and boys’ white or | black Gym. Ox- 4 ] ‘ | Psi . fords. All sizes LE ATHE ee Peek LLL Men’ s Sines Home Comforts Choice of Black or Brown Kid os mag $3. 00 ° aD $2.00 | Machine- sewed soles.. “Men’ s “Nullifiers” ALWAYS EASY Choice of brown or black kid. Brown Chrome Elk Leather Eo a _—— England, 17 in France, 116 in Ger- -— i, > se many, 74 in Greece, 100 in Hungary, | 13 in Ireland, 512 in Italy, 653 in| Rumania, 899 in Russia, 28 in Scot- | 2 land, 16 in Switzerland, 18 in. Sweden and 443 in other countries. The number of pupils who at- tended school last year without miss-_ ing a day was 5412. | Officers in the attendance depart- ment investigated a total of 79,569. -_ —_ ——_— —— - Louggd “Cinderwoorl 7itaine Store Hours: ‘Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9to 6 _—— 2 ll ont pe eae Ninth fo ‘Tenth cases of absence that had been re- ported. Most of these cases had law- ful excuses for being absent, but 37,086 had unlawful excuses, such | as irregular attendance, nonattend- ance. truancy... There were 339, cases of boys and girls who had been | Ulegally employed. Employment. certificates were issued to 4143 boys. and girls who had reached the age of 14 and desired to co to work. $15 Allowed for Your O matter how old it is! No matter whether it sews or not! it has been stored in the attic for years! No matter what make! No matter will be paid #15 for it as part of the purchase price on A New Free orF ree- Westinghouse | ’ Free, the ee f, Sewing Machine. You may select the ‘‘Cabinet’ regular stand style or the Free-Westinghouse desk model. We believe everyone knows of the superb construction of the Old Sewing Machine! if You 9 j Free Machines. They are a source of much pleasure and = ° economy to every woman who owns one. **Nothing could take the place of my Free.’”’ Special Terms will be arranged for this sale. this sale can be had at $5 Down Any machine bought during : isi. Ne a, $1Weekly No interest charged. Con tract plan. Sewin ene Ehop— Second Floor. Many women say: - c = bonant a Jardiniere in @ TY bore lesign, al nd each ftound smal ars ot al il t ie Wi tei ly hand ug cht out in chad r wn 2.50 . . 5 th deiica me bro 45e t if ~ ~ : - » af 1% ry Tiit Are You Fond of Housework: If r i Ss { ioivy Ve ause you sfill nnect it with lectr curlers nd ginghan iprons. All the young things vho have been diligently study- ng up on ‘‘How to be happy though housekeeping *' are pounce on _the little Bungalow ing Aprons ofblack sateen, with gay erepe trimming, and Bloomers to ate no £5.05 —- m—atot ase +. Sot. ta “a Apron Ssnop—inira Fr ioor, a 2 id Did You Go to the V. P. Ball? -and did you notice how low the smartest gowns were cut in the back? amie of them s&s tarted ravely ae at the waistline t got diseouraged an ineh or >. = s shove. Very naturally a spe ialiv designed Corse is de manded for st aan eveni ng wear, is cut extremely irements $15.50 hird Fioor ind one m ow to méet on Corset Shop—T Just Occasionally —<don ‘t you like a good oid- fashioned boiled dinner? Most folks do, but it’s such a punish ment afterward trying to elimi- nate the hang-over odors, that fastidious persons simply, deny themselves. But it’s a fact that any number of people burn In ense while they are preparing dinner, and the faint fragrance of pine or wistaria fills the house. Sets $1.50; Burners HSe to B50 Art Shop—Fourth Floor de . ~ a: You Might as Well Have li ——ginee you've been wanting a ‘orduroy Lounging Robe for a long time. They’re easy enough to make, and cotton corduroy is only $1.00 a yard. Buy five yards of material and then go over to the Pattern Shop and get No, 2973, and you can ‘make the snuggest and prettiest kind of Breakfast Coat. Cotton Goods Shop— Second Floor = t se You're Seen the Nemser Evening Frocks but have vou looked at any of the loveiy little Street Dresses in the Misses’ Shop designed by him? He uses beads as trimming for them, too, and hand-embroi- dered panels. Basque effects with deep points in front are not ess popular than the collars and frills of ivory tinted laceg #150 to 8260 Misses’ Shop—Third Floor. HIFFONS are again much used this season, sometimes they are richly brocaded — for wraps, blouses or gowns. Then velvets seem to reign supreme in favor for afternoon, dinner and ey frocks, as well as lovely wraps. This season we have been able to secure eng the lovely French productions such as the Carmen, Diana and Salome velvet, in their exqhisite French colorings and unusually soft texture. For Frocks for evening, afternoon or street, you will make no mistake in choos ing any of the Crepe family such as Cantons, Satin-Face Crepes and the depend- able Crepe de Chine. These are here in all the lovely shades most wanted, and range in price from, a yard $2.50 to $6.50 ‘Duvetynes; charming for coats, wraps and suits, as well as millinery; a yard ‘ $6.0 to $1080 Chiffon Velvets in soft finish in a New Broche Velvets, imported most varied display of the newest sea- France, in exclusive designs arid’ son’s shades; a yard $7.50 to $16.50 tistic colors; a yard Silk Shop—Second Floor. <q P. S—A new shipment of exquisite real lac es has just becn displayed on the First 101 _— ry Woolen Coatings and Dress Fabrics in Handsome Winter Weaves 44-inch all-wool Crepe Egypta; a light- 54inch all-wool Velours for coat, weight material for house frocks, in many wrap or tailored frock; beautiful becoming colors; a yard $2. a vard 40 to 42 inch all-wool Fram and Epingle; 54-inch all-wool Reversible can be made up unlined; execlione a ing or for children’s se hool Wear, in delfi. blue or hetfna” °*.. . For Handsome Coats, or Wraps ean excel such materials as dyne, evora, silk and cashmere : shades which harmonize with furs: 54 a yard $12.50, $13.50, very smart for street and children’s wear, in brown, elk, wine, burro, delft blue and navy. A yard $2.00 Handsome 54inch and 66-inch Poiret Twills and Piquetines; made from the finest varns, in the finest mills in the world; for frocks or suits: in navy and black; a yard $5.50 and $7.50 Woolen Goods Shop—Second Floor. -° P. S—Be sure to make inquiry at desk on First Floor about the School of Dressmaking begins Monday, October 24th, under the direction of Edith M. Tratties. Flannels for the Baby for. . Exquisite New Trimmings For Evening and Street Frocks A beautiful assortmen* of novelty trimmings in varied forms; some opal- escent effects in allover or bands, then gorgeous tin- sel flouncing and allover metals; @s well as beaded and sequins in all black and white, together with Heavy Fleeced Cotton Outing Flannel, in a good 20c, 25¢ for gowns or skirts; a yard Embroidered Flannels, § White Wool: Flannels, | chinchilla, Saxony, | with hemstiteched or scal- loped hems and a variety of | and silk weaves, in patterns; a yard widths; 27 to 36 inches _ $1.00 te | $1.25 to $3.50 | Yard-Wide Eiderdown, in | 96-inch Kimono 3 single or double faced styles; | ettes, in floral and | for infants’ blankets; in | designs on colored various color effects. dainty shades $1.50 to $2.25 | a yard Prices range from Flannel Shop—Second Floor 50c to $17.50 P. S.—Imported Shirting Flannels in woven stripes on 4 colored grounds for men's shirts or women's sport r iwide 1 Imported Robes in lovely spangies and crystal in white or black, each $25.00 to 8100.00 ' frimming Shop—First Floor A N | f : P. S—An attractive assort- cw. m ortation oO e nent of fine nets, filmy RB ful al La i Georgettes and chiffons are eauti e ces displayed in strect and eve- Has Just Been Received ning shades. ' RBEAIUM has just sent us these exquisite Laces; Enroll Now for the School of Sewing and Dressmaking —Which Will Be Conducted by Edith M. Trattles, Beginning Monday, October 24th. Classes are limited. As soon as each class is filled, enrollments will be stopped. Enroll Now Registration Desk—First Foor. handmade rose pointe, duchess and pointe This is some of the first that we have obtained since and this collection will be of special interest to bri includes wonderful scarfs for veils, bandings, edges lovely handkerchiefs with deep lace edges. Then there are the popular real Irish, .Clumy,. Filet, here in new shipments in beading, edges tions, in all widths 15¢ Lace Shop—First Floor. P. 8.—Hoave Mr. Hardison plan yout Evening Gowns wy i Trousseau.—Eighth Floor. Gay Scarfs of Silk or Wool E 4 dt a oe oo a Edgar A. Guest Books Which He Has Autographed —will be offered this week while a limited quantity lasts. When he was here on his recent visit, he consented to auto- graph quite a large number of copies and spent some’little time in writing his signature on the inside fly-leaf. appreciate his writings, you will appreciate these books even more because of the little intimate touch which his auto- Book Shop—Sizth FPieer. graph gives them. martly in Autumn B 4% HE snug warmth and dashing touch ¢ that these Scarfs offer, make themé ingly popular with maid or matron, « Our selection is large in both the wool and silk 4 the near — ranging in rechenind @hanaaiiall a 5 Sak eee corti tf ere te . a If you *eateogt “ es a Cold Weather Wear “s ’ 2 - oP a EA ee ve es 2 | . a Nt Pate eo as By “y3) rages: % a oe ae we , sng ee Lett rae a 3 eo ‘ . — = = : ~ . Store Hours: D -@chieve a most arti ea The M : @ We expec our history | ready for it. € We have 1 this institu Autumn anc the people of never more c Great quantit dise are arriv We never off - partment is We believe tl ment carefull to take advan forded in this #4) Bits of R: Found A Powder Blue Vase Lamp —is ful lovel Tt bes metal-fittings af guality, equipped with tw t is priced at x Appropriate parchment te: " A Pair of Quaint of rich rete hie =a Candlesticks mounted with Sean i fh mes For Your Buffet. 4 —you will choose «4 p tn wo orated Cendiestick Lamps, ff These Lamps tend aged tall, twisted p! ty finished in antique the — touch of give contrast. — ‘The A P. 8.—Astk to sce our ric Gt $24.75 in the Drapery 8) sere

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SUNDAY, 7 OCTOBER 16,198 % | ym Ninth to Tenth ee tg > Hour are richly brocaded 5 dinner and evening le to secure some 6f * d Salome velvet, in no mistake in choos- pes and the depend- - most wanted, and $2.50 to $6.50 f millinery; a yard $6.50 to $10.50 vets, imported from, ve designs and’ ar- d $16.50 | | yed on the Iirst Fleor. 2 | | rics in the res Velours for coat, suit, rock: beautiful texture; $3.50 teversible Coatings, which ined: exccllent for motor- ’s school wear, in brown, pein $3.50 and $5.00 Coats or Wraps nothing iterials as marvella, vel- | nd cashmere duvetyne, 10, _ onize with furs; 54-inch; $12.50, $13.50, $18.50 hool of Dressmaking which — 5 ed e Baby for ar Wear Mannel, in a good weight 20c, 25c and 300 White Wool Flannels, if nchilla, Saxony, finette i silk weaves, in desired dths; 27 to 36 inches $1.00 to $3.00 6-inch Kimono Filannel- es, in floral and figured signs on colored crounds; vard 40c ond Floor. n woven stripes on meg women's sport blouses $1.50 to $2.50 # a le me — ea y//, | H e hh) White lambs’-wool Blankets; very fine quality, with pink or blue ta 4 - / Yj Yt MY ¢ borders; double-bed size; a $17.50 to $25.00 % jj // / | —T 1 HHA ify Wy it} Down Comforters, filled with softed goose down, covered with figured 1} TY Wy VAI pe |||| Buy | chintz, in many attractive patterns; very light in weight and ve : oa} _| —— | A Tit : : 4, warm. Size 72x84; each ~- $25. hatallcnail Ly, NB, . A, i ; . , : if | SA aplendia showing of Size 27x54 inches. Special Tomorrow, $3.75 This group includes attractive designs and beautiful colorings. Rug and Linoleum Shops—Fourth Floor. Printed Linoleums at 89c @ square yard. / 8nd their selection can do much to make or mar the beauty of your home. We can offer you now a very / Wonderful collection—with new Rugs arriving daily- 100 Small Axminster Rugs —and all are reasonably priced. Inlaid Linoleum Square Yard, $1.50 Here is Linoleum of excellent uality in good clean colorings, ns tile, wood and block designs. Table Linens in very new pret- ty designs, on very fine all-linen damask. 2x2 yards, each $15.00 2x2% yards, each 818.75 22x22-inch Napkins, the dozen 816.50 Table Linens in floral and pretty scroll patterns, on fine double damask. 2x2 yards, each 816.00 2x2% yards, each $20.00 2x3 yards, each $24.00 22x22-inch Napkins, the dozen $18.50 y aft Also an Important Sale of Webb’s SS a Special Exhib Fine Table Linens—Starting Tomorrow | HESE Linens come direct from the looms of John S. Brown’s Sons and Ireland Bros., makers of hand- These Linens were purchased on the lowest market They are very attractive, from the standpoint of value, as well as Table Linens From Ireland Brothers of Belfast it and Sale of. Plain satin damask pattern Cloths in-both square and circle bands. 2x2 yards, each 16.50 2x2% yards, each 22.50 2x3 yards, each 24x24-inch Napkins, the doze $22.5 c $27.50 22x22-inch Napkins, the doze 20.00 n n 0 Fine quality double damask pattern Cloths in beautiful ros designs on a satin band. 6 2x2 yards, each $20.00 2x2% yards, each $25.00 2x3 yards, each 30.00 22x22-inch Napkins, the dozen 30.00 24x24-inch Napkins, the doze $33.00 Dew Bleached Towels a prices of two months ago. Hemstitched all-linen Muck Towels; size 18x32; -heavy quality; each 75c Fine quality hemstitched Huck Towels; size 14x22; plain and fancy patterns; eagh 75c Fine quality hemstitched Hnek Towels; size 22x38; plain and fancy patterns; “ each Fine quality hemstitched Huck Towels; size 22x38; wi faney monogram borders; each $1.75 Linen Shop—Second Floor. n ; Luxurious Bedding for Beauty and Warmth Fine 100-Piece Dinner Set Itlustrated— ft | W E offer you a yery unusual value in thesé Dinner Sets ér lon thin American semi-porcelain. They are attractively’ decorated with blue border, pink roses and leaves with narrow gold bands. | 3 | | a We Also Offer a Splendid Selection of Beautiful Lenox China When seeking gifts for the holidays, weddings and anniversaries, be. sure and see this interesting display, which includes open stock pat : , = = terns in 25 designs and many separate pieces, | i oath China Shop—Fourth Floor. “ta a er > . P. 8.—Just received—a shipment of Jardinieres, Fern Dishes ond ais ne quality double damas a Bowls, in decorativ t ; asonably priced... pattern Cloths in a beautiful eres os Oe Tt Oe ee ~~ er of Italian pattern. 2x2 yards, each $21.00 2x2% yards. each $24.00 2x3 yards, each $31.50 New in the Art Needlework Shop ~ Just received—a new selection of Tapestry Scarfs in vari-’ ” ous widths and lengths to fit tables for living room, hall, li- |. ; brary or dining room, in the artistic French, Spanish, Italian’ *» ~ a and Chinese tapestry $1.50 to $18.50. - Pillow Covers of tapestry to match Scarfs, 17x17, 24x24 and 16x28 |” q | $1.25, to $6.00 Art Needlework Shop—Second Floor. 22x22-inch Napkins, the dozen 27x27-inch Napkins, the dozen $42.00 A beautiful Louis XVI pattern, on very fine donble damask. $22.00 2x2% yards, each 324.00 2x3 yards, each $33.00 22x22-inch NapRins, the dogen 2x2 yards, each 37x27-inch Napkins, the dozen | ome | HIS brand is well known. They are all grass bleached | Towels, which we offer at about 3314% less than the | | | ; Vandervoort Luggage Means the Best in Style, Material and Price HE Luggage Shop is truly offering somg-most unusual! val- ues these days and it will be surely worth while to supply future needs or to purchase for Christmas gifts now. Suitcases of genuine cow- hide leather, in a style suit- able for men or women. Choice of brown or tan leath- er; real cowhide with sewed on reinforced corners, brass bolts, strong lock and two leather straps all around ease> These are deeper than the ordinary case with shirt- fold in the lid 24 and 26 inch sizes; reenlarly $18 and $18 50: special $18 and $13.50 Hat Boxes of black enamel are becoming a necessity to every woman traveler and this would make an ideal holiday or birthday gift. Strongly made and _ lined with pretty cretonne. Will earrv from 2 to 4 hats. Reen- larly $8.50. Special $5.75 Wardrobe Trunks; the greatest traveling conveni- ence that there is; are strong- ly constructed of three-ply lumbér, covered and bound with hard fiber, solid steel trimmings, draw bolts and spring; convenient shoe and hat compartments and the new feature—the dust cur- tain. These Trunks will car- ry from 6 to 8 garments. Regularly $48.50; special $32.50 Fitted Suitcases of genu- ine cowhide leather, beauti- fully fitted with 12 nieces in convenient tray; 22-ineh in size; special $39.85 Luggage Shop—Second@ Floor. P. Bm—Ask Mr. Foster for any travel information. Seventh Floor. No charges— > P. B.—Attractive new Glassware of every description—Fourth Floor... | Art With Utility re Is the Slogan in Our- Furniture Shop —where artistic, well-built Furniture is assembled. —Furniture of the sort, that An adorable Love Seat; with brown Sateen uj holstery and blue piping is ~ oie ie quaint End Table for davenport or. . ‘ “ 5 ‘ * m ‘ ae ee 1 ome 3 am 5 a 4G a7 ¢ = :

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i — en Tae 9 Pe RI er > - ” _ 4 a a ‘ ~*~ we sa 56, ie cg Se > mas f » 2 . r ig #: a Bas Sy et > Se .) 6 , , 7 4 4 “ _ ae eet ees a =~ £ ~ —_ «- eee @ SUNDAY POXT-DISPATCH ‘4vertice Rance 92 9°" CENT MORE CITY GIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. OCTOBER 1°. 199 3 station SEE OUR BASEMENT ECONO! a — ; ae . } eee ° . “ “ Reve creme Oluaen thea, tne $7.50 Bed Sets | . Union Suits | | Athletic Gir = ‘AM () | : > : ; > “ ———— a Will-o’-the- Wisp Girdles with | P The Ampi1co In) the Chickering @ Scalloped edge, cut corner Mar- @ Children’s knitted waist Union p Braern around ne tee ee 2 Ww —_ LL NN - wbheta a age, SI ae a“ an _—-— ee eee ae a oa ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ’ seilles Bed Sets; 84x96-in. spread Suits; white cotton fleeced; with models Om rtable Soe gpetns ks. In s4dition to Mr. Souvaine's persona! performance, the marvelous arc- for full-size beds, with roll 85 95 buttons for garters; all sizes; ver, $225 and $3 value | > Give I Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full I = © | « ~ hments of the Ampico w'll be shown by a remarkable. reproduction of one of his compositions—a display that will be interesting to all and a cover to match Third Fleer revelation to many. Third Floor or dz0u in merchandise—tew Restricted Arties > ; oP St 2: Se 4 oy 4 cs 7 % ene ——_— A A — — — a. ee ee ee Ree sabe : Few Women Who Will Not Be Fascinated With the Savings, Ol (> . te ot rt Need ke alll tiul— ae Aco ya = | A eet ee eee Be De - —@* = > — c ° ~ ~ . -_ ao : 2 - . ? s =. Py ~ ; > ? —_ . » “se - ™ i " > a — oe . ¢ - > in’ 2% “ee ee Peaeseeasene es © & ee & © a ~ et a...» : TePLL CL ee, nt TT LET ' ' ' sah i ; | fitted, blouse and wrap models of velour, Normandie, Orlando. Round Cushions of velour and Metal Baskets with eolored | Searfs; also stamped. cned Table ; tapestry combination = flewer decoration; a a duvetyne, evora, gerona and ermine, in favored colors; fur trim- o . . $1.95 : d ’ pinky-blue nd green; . ay | mings are nutria, opossum, wolf, raccoon, squirre! and beaver. \. | choice at eeeeeeveeeee $4.50 Pincushions | Imported Novelties 65c Laundry Bags -Fourth Floor Rose and old blue taffeta, with | _ New Pincushions and Trinket | White Laundry Bags, sta — gold braid and French $2 25 _ Baskets in a variety of fer outline work; this 7 ? ° ; in several colors Monday only a er ne 8k ete ~ + te + oe te - oo ete te flower trimming; Mon. styles; ehoice conserdevee- a : 1, st ad with al pe > ge ee 7 Tan and cream Art Crash, stamped in various designs, : 36-in. centers, 18x54-in. scarfs and pillow tops with back. terns. $4.50 vaive.. a Beginning Tomorrow—a Sale of , ‘th , , applique 6 — $2 95 : . 4 ) WR 4 . si ? @ 36 inches wide, mercerized ¥ , | eee OSC Sateen, in rich colorings, for tin- . : a il} aad a = > é.. ees | Stamped Spreads | | 85¢c Stamped Pieces | | » "coping ings, ete. Durable quality. Third Fleer a . ——— : : : “12,00 Pair in the Lot a Gig, 0 -, Af 8,504,80 V mono cuen estiarcaes) SHWNKER SAE” = M000 Pars af *6™10°9 ¥ : Fatue . DO1.00 Offered Tomes | } cw od ti ed . | qualites tintatn to tent ~ome An Extraordinary Opportunity! ™ Z bh | ee he . “71, = 6AM 020.200 our very specie were! Heavy Tricot Silk ; POCA! worth-while saving ie bids ; , ne (Newarraes] Jersey Pantalettes | Apes ge UP Tees | sia Son oo and soles and lisle gar- | M | girs 4 | | ter tops. ef at, Rol. 5e $6 Grade 3” an ee , © . > = 7 > & -_ . . » © .s « s « . 2 > & - » «& e : 3 —_ ; Ss - r , - » 5 - 5 » F&F. .~ « ? - a >. & “ a een he Lee ne eee = ee Ss AOE POLO RN PI 4 € Attractive new patterns and M This sale, offering such an immense quantity of Silk ond’ halk eee ee Satreeme onday at. . Hose and so exceptional in its value-giving, is to call temptingly low price. attention to the new location of our men’s Hosiery sec- At, Roll, 9c tion, on the Main Floor, in Aisle 8, Locust Street Side. | , Papers in designs and color- 1000 Pairse—200 in Extra:Sizes When you see this Hose youll surely want a dozen or wredirriiiss:: Ars smagere . P more pairs for yourself or for gifts. Shown in navy. At, Roll, 25 ¢ Made of a heavy — tricot silk jersey that Choose From This Special Assortment of gray, cordovan, black and white—sizes 91, to 1114. 4 paieb-Erade two-tones for the will give unusual wear and offered in four differ- P ohn? with beréere ah, ward, fo te ame ent styles. Every pair is roomily cut, in ankle | Picer Expert paperhangers supplied length and well reinforced. Choice of black, navy. | ] on ugsS a purple, green, taupe, brown, henna, peacock and : Fiecr Copen. elles SESE i. | $67.50 Value | You Will Be Surprised at the Values in These Many Will Profit by Selecting From These Extreme Values in | “fas ———— . , — 4800 Pair ymen’ : 7 BM Fairs of Women’sHose | |, Metal Beds $ 0 = @ With many considering the purchase of new Rugs this splendid group, profuse Specially $25 Value for....... in harmonious colorings, and in Chinese, Persian or conventional designs, is oppor Priced at Sizes a . tunely offered. Seamlessly woven, with deep pile, finished with fringed ends and ef ? N ¥ J , sharp concessions. they are now inesh aemeeen standard 9x1l2-ft. size. Seldom beve we been able to show a broader and more underpriced. Ribbon-banded, satin-finish & wit z-inch posts. 1%-inch fillers; full size. Homekeopers in = 7 pleasing assortment. Silk, Wool-Mixed and Ribbed Mercerized Hose need of Beds will find these extraordinary values. @ All first quality Hose, including plain silk, sem}- $37 Brass Beds ' $100 ; vel fashioned Hose in black, brown, sand and gray; Full sized satin finished to it | :_ r Rugs Rugs fancy lace-stri ' Beds, with f-incn posts and : , , , 1 Heavy grade, with rich, | Made of the highest Séamile ss woven; P eather mixtures; novelty and beds which will give -inch fillers, substan. 21; : - of designs and color et- | combi y factory service | igh well applied room in home. * _all rooms home. ribbed mercerized Hose in two-tone brown mixtures. mony yeare of aatis- | tally belt, with fin- $7.50 ay : cy fects. . maitadie for any y K. : ie@ Main Fleer Seventh Filoer oxi2-ft. $52 50 . | Size 8.35 ‘ .-* - : o* size eeeeeres _ ' 16.6 “+e “eee ee OUWWR DE FAGAASSAZAAAS ARRON EE SA ae

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a -_ . - ; - SO er Paw Mee ee Ctr ~ . , ie : a PP ge OCTOBER }” 292, Ay POST-DI Th _ocronen ) 9am, ____ BNDAy POST-DIS : | RCULATION Th ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MENT ECONOMY gapUNCEMENT ON FOLLOWING PAGE. | J 5 “Patsy” Frocks | | Chocolate Mi : Wr OR Sy ' ; : — ) .4 A —_ : ate Mints Bakery Special omen’s Costume Blouses 2a 5 and Rompers. Of corduroy and sarge creamy mint centers, cov- CGin aye a a) ; 4) “ eon, cK asty j 1O0oOTII«- » _ ' A ringe L, af Cak P de] ¢ nusual alu 28 . | ' e | Sateen, in frock style with bl ered with sweet chocolate; sure to spiced oil avant aa toate @ Of heavy crepe -t po asehthae be eae Os eee > 98. q | . ¢ , . : _ | Feurth | “ — - - _ a - —_ . nn SE ers tO match, or Rompers with fuli- . in , Peg sides. Washable; in many please. Special Monday ’ petticoat. Round neck and short sleeves—trimmed in — neaeis- | " ; = —s —- , 4 Sad YY ees e Q & a @ Pauses +s" * “Lady Ruth” Front-Lace Corsets Begins Tomorrow Morning—the Main Aisle on the First Floor Being Devoted to the Immense Assortment Offering Such Unheard-of Values in High-Grade Leather ae | ee a $5.50 Grade at Of fancy figured ap aS Handbags as to Interest Thousands of St. Louisans. oe — — — ee pink matecriai; with clastic gores at top, both back and froat. y - Mounted With 14K Solid Gold Clips or Corners i Bungalow Aprons | @§carfs Pye eC T Ty Also elastie in back hildren’s sizes 4 to 10 years;} elour combina- i | of ekirt. A model : eee Bae green; iim, i 21! colors. , Te that will give service - : ; : mped designs S $7.95 Cae a iii |i ita : € To supply personal needs and to buy as many Bags for Christmas gifts as will be appropriate $1 Tie Silk . i a : : “Sy | ok BB P-A’E for those who must be remembered will be the wise thing to do tomorrow, while these remarkable SO-ward spools of best quality Mm owns ; ; values are available. A-most unusual special purchase has made this s er a Ot Pink Satin Corsets «oath ai purchase has made this sale possible. Profit to the rs. Monday, 69 tampe Ameriean Lady Corsets; waistline models, with ullest extent. 0) eee eX C 7 elastie all around top; boned throughout with ; - ‘*Mightybone;’’ sizes broken; . SS a . . ; . Pp 1eces : Bees | Cotton Crepe Kimonas | | en eet, 9 S ae 8 : rfs and | —of plain and figured crepe. Cs noes per ioe s ° 4 in various designs, 50 eoth and ¢ Coat styles, Empire. styles; C 39¢ elastic waistline and straight- iow tops with back. line effects. Some with satin bindings. Good assortment to ———— ; choose from. Thira Fleer . | Third Floor — ———— oy She PS.) BBR ge: AS 1296 Bags—12 styles—of genuine pin, ; 129 Ba Se shrunkey and cobra seal and genuine English 1008 Bags—14 styles—of genuine shrunken, f, #0) S | : | Si ia be pi 1 bart saffian. pin or cobra seal—very smart effects. 0°) Woxed Blankets || 7" a d Tomorrow in@and Most Unusual Sale at | Leather Hand bags Leather Handbags if bi sale e ago, and our very special eeciateeanesameteennen | purchases Sa <° Worth-while savings HB) EN) ARON $12.50 to $14.50 Values for $16.50 to $22.50 Values for on soft, Wartinkets of heavy quality— woven to give and broken plaids. of blue, pink, tl tT; also white or : | gray ( : 9 98 Blankets with ome bound with ribbon, : my 8 } others finishe ee Sizes 66x80 and 70x80 te : inches. P 864 Bags —8 styles — of genuine cobra, 1152 Bags—15 styles—of genuine seal in Third Floor A eo | shrunken and pin seal; choice assortment. | | the very smartest modes. 15c extraforwar tax. Values, Monday, in Quality 'URNISHINGS LN See the window dinplay of thene beoutifal Hand known Bags of like quality to be sold at wholesale. Agal mt ih eg of practical and wanted home needs, at | mited stoc : Suge aoe ne: Since some lines are subject to Sale Starts at 9:00 O’Clock Tomorrow Morning $4.50 Cake Boxes | $27 Fireless Cookers | Ww =e Cake Boxes de Lure, “Duplex Brand’’; 14-qt. size; | S White 1.0, Stade tin. Koil | 86 Y of ite Japan ned. 3 | Ved. for..+* ao O8ch......, OD | at Medicine Cabinets; white enamel; 3 shelves r " ; Lata : Wash Benches; folding: 2-tub size — and tin - to $1.25 Brooms; exira high grade : es Heds; heavy gaiveaniaed iron We a lothe. Wringers; warranted rolls 8.25 hom. fubs; heavy galvanised iron fuminum Teaketties; 5-qt. sise rr (ans; henvy galvanized sheeting Am inam ©off « Percolaters; T-cup Wtminum Double Boilers: 1/%-@t L roles: round; g'ass insert ae ~y = pang Wan voenes bottle Um Sauce may 2-qt., lipped 1g iding Tables: tea natural da ob Sif'e Irons: “(iriswold” low etyle.........+- . e tch Ovens; “Griswe'd": covered Oa! Seoops: «trong handle . White Senp: 10 bare for ~ E' No mall or phone orders on Soap. | a SESS Ta CNT Masement Gallery — ~ ey —_—-.

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Monday | F ee aoe Basemen rey Tentative Program Calls 7 | Public Gathering, Par : | and Dinner, Nov. 3 to Shop in the Basement Economy Store Monday} ~.-.=:-. 75c to $1 Gloves @ Various kinds of children’s Gloves of jersey or kid, with warm fleece lining; included are h “ @ French Mixed Candy, consist- q@ Women’s very good quality Reenter ing of assorted chocolates, bon- washable chamois suede Gaunt- . : bons, caramels, gumdrops and lets, with strap wrists; brown, — tee eo of a ow | at Retail in Missourt or the W esl. black, mode, beaver. 9&c All sizes Basement Economy Store We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash or dzuU in merchanase—tew Restricted Articles Excepled. ’ ee a ee er oan 7 « > | many other kinds; pure and 4elicionus; poun!.... 22¢ Rasement Economy Store It Will Pay You The tentative plan for thi oe ' pershing on Nov. 3 Its for a gathering, @ parade, a lunch noon under the direction « Chamber of Commerce, and ner in the evening at some Mayor Kiel said yesterday tt date of the distinguished \ arrival was definitely decide? They will arrive at 9 a. m epecial train from Kansas Ci rving 150 persons, includi staffs of the two command chief, a party of American ai ropean newspaper men ard who will attend the Americ: gion convention In Kansas — Marshal Foch will go diz Kansas City upon his arrival United States, pausing only brief informal reception in York. Hence, St. Louis wil) t the first American city to en him. his visit to Kansas City in charge of the legion. The first meeting of a ¢ committee of 75, appointed | Mayor, to arrange for the évents, will be held Tuesday at a. m. in the Mayor's office. . Mayor Kiel has said that gards the visit of the French ‘tary leader as one of the mo mentous occasions in the hist the city and is urging that th of entertainment befit the oa a _ . =. & & I . = ee eS ee wel bn fe ter -— = ‘ . * tT tc, in cil. Till Ate ci. E er > _ : j DI tay as aed et > ~ 2 a en a . . a EE at Oe * a 7 has . 4 ia ’ : 7 ¢ ¥. - Women’s and Misses’ Clever Wool Sweaters — Do You Need a New Coat? Then Be Sure to Attend Monday's surpassed Coat Sale se oe del o~qead «I 4 .ins > a en A Special Purchase and Sale of Chic Autumn Hats @ Fashioned of Lyons velvet in medium size and close-fitting brim, in black and the de- sired Fall shades. Effectively trimmed with fancy ornaments, ribbons and embreidery. Basement Economy Store Colors Navy Pekin Reindeer Black Sorrento Basement Economy Stere Materials Bolivia Normandy | Suedene Broadcloth Wool Velour | Women’s and Misses’ Gingham Dresses 7;= q@ Attractive-looking, yet decid- edly practical, are these Dresses, made -of good quality Amoskeag Of Muth Interest to Home Sewers 54-Inch French Serge © Value, $ 1 .69 : 4 Yard... , By Here is a saving opportunity that should appeal to all women and nis who make their own clothes. This Serge is woven of good quality yarns has a smooth, even finish. Just the right weight for dresses. Shown | brown, navy and black. . . + $3.50 Tricotine All-wool Tricotine, 54 inches a F of a medium weight. Shown in plum,y Pte Belgian blue, brown, 2 59 navy and black ..... esseocse + y $1.50 French Serge Soft-finish, medium-weight 6 40 inches wide. Shown in navy dive only. While 10 pieces last Oa > a te Monday, yard ENT is ; ae "art esa ae Men’s and Young Men’s $19.75 & $21.50 Suits Women’s Union Suits $1.50 Grade— Monday for... 96c @ Heavy fleece-lined cotton; low neck, sleeve- less, and in ankle’ length. Regular and extra sizes. Union Suits Women's: seconds of the $1.26 kind; fleece- lined cotton: various styles; in ankle length. White only Monday at Wool Union Suits Women’s: eeconds of $2.50 $ IS 1 5 A ggg TO tater RR ee and Berwick ginghams in small ‘ a) Bae See | = large — s, check and plain . or Dutch neck; elbow sleeves. | | atterns. elted and sash mscbetn i retorts lesdala, wonthy “ey ali seme Bing Sizes 36 to 46, also a few extra sizes. $2 to $2.50 graces: fleece eee ome l ixed; heavyweight; ion 9 . lored of brown and green | Sievers, ankle length. @f 46 Women’s Extra-Size Aprons mixtures and pencil stripes; Closed style : 3 included are conservative $1.50 to $2 Underwear ‘ A special lot of Aprons suitable for large stvles in the dark colors. All Men’s Shirts or Drawers of wool; — My pe as full in width and length. 2° ‘ 42. jox-rack trimmed pockets. Made of good SIZES — = a Grad quality pereales in light and dark colors. aed sem Econ $1.39 and $1.69 grades, Monday Ba $2.98 and $3.98 Qualities. . $2.50 We all try to place the ri . oe ee ane safest wale one who is conservative an in selling... Come in and see your home at a smalP cost. w- wt: : a Sa i. oa Sa. ‘es — ° -_—* ay TID thee ‘te wr 4 “, =. . (Ceti gia heavy weight. Longe sleeve shirts: ankle length drawers. Natural grav. Garment Fleeced Union Suits Men's $1.75 seconds: flat fleeced. Long ‘sieeves;: ankle leneth. Heavy weight. $I 24 . Closed stale Ribbed Underwear Men's: 21.25 seconds: flexible ribbed. fleece lined cotton. Heavy weight: long sleeves; in ankle leneth 63c Children’s Underwear 79c vdlues in sample and sur- ‘ 69c to 79c Underwear Women’s fleece lined cotton Vests or Drawers; long sleeves; ankle length drawers; in. white only nein Union Suits $3.50 “Famo” Corsets Children's; seconds of $1 kind; @ Heavy Corsets—for stout figures— 65 a | Ba Pd) be 4 gee gem ay aoe bs in. wide. ill wear splen y. Comes in wine, brown, navy and 89c | Monday, specia) Basement men’s Low Shoes $4.45 $ 3 .65 fl Dressy-locking brown and black three-strap Slippers—plain | or with buckles—with round toes. Flexible soles and military For street or dress wear. All sizes. Comfort Shoes |: Women’s Slippers ‘es Leather Lace Shoes | Feit Slippers {n a number of ees” ee All felt lined. Gifferent colors. Trimmed with comfortable. ribbon or pompons. Padded elk soles. Al! sizes. Basement Economy Stere ~ hh a + . ager. . ‘inhe-piece Dini « 4 door China Closet. @-fiy Mies a jp M ‘ Gi V a Sacolne, airs. finished ; . en % : O $ ; * =. : va + & regular $235.00 v qj white, ecru and gray..... $2 Wool Union Suits Children’s. Excellent grade of art wool; “Swissam” brand: plus lotof vests or pants; fleeced ong sleeves and ankle $I 0 lined: in white or ecru. 38c length. Monday at..... a Spec's! “'ondaw at Eon ° + ° Children’s Sleepers | Btisses U aien S po - 5 ie. ‘ ‘ier jas ? a! ne , vw: % ¢ ® % ne ely) tenes in styles for boys and girls; * Cc in the front. Medium low busts and long skirts. Streng supporters attached. $2 Waistline Corsets, $1.45 Of pink brocade with elastic around the top. Licht! boned over the hips. Attached supporters. Sizes 21 7 26. . Basement Economy Store fine ribbed; fleece Mned cotton, of heavy coutil with double reinforcing $ . | « aeemnees Extreme Value Monday at. $ pairs, received, offering choice | of dress etoa aul lined or unlined driving Gloves of capeskin, buck, reindeer and suede. Many with embroidered backs, and silk, An- gora or fleece lined. Sizes 7% to 10%. a oe *s r “A oe Mae Cotton Goods Specials” ne a i ee Children's: fleeced cotton; fleece lined cotton; long sleeves: lone sleeves: attached feet: sec- ankle length; 9 onds of the $1.25 9 in white only 6 C kind. Monday. each. .... C Basement Economy Store Sale of Curtaining - And Lace Curtains at Greatly Abbreviated Prices <i With colder weather, many will want to brighten up the home by making new - Curtains and Draperies. Here is an opportunity to supply your needs of Curtains and materials, and at the same time effect substantial savings. For Monday Afford Economical Housewives Numerous Saving Opportunities You can advantageously a be supply your Winter’s needs of Cotton Goods here tomorrow. Huge qt an A TE IN a nage LE A RT i I Ane a ~« a. ne Curtains | Pull width Marquisette Cur- | ns, 2% yards long, with plain | itched hems—white, ivory | and beige. Seconds | -_—— 25c Cretonnes Only 30 pieces of good qual- ity Cretonne in the wanted | light and dark colors for 16 " ) ’ ’ ' | | | draperies, eushions. Yd. : 12% Curtain Scrim s. border home. Tard 7 ic 19¢ and 25c Silkoline ty figured Silkoline. able for curtains or covertngs: rard and $3.50 Curtains made Curtains in F let. «nad shadow effects: tace edges. white and beige Patr .. to $3 ves. With plain center and ; in White, ivory cesiagn Scrim in White only. Make attractive cur- | ‘teins abou hn eutte | rare $1.98 filet and Scotch | | | bird design border Yard we eee eee . 49- Marquisette Marquisette with satin striped cross-bar center anu coiored 25 * Je . 29- Scrims Attractive open-work Scrim. with wide ribben edge tn white. ivory and beige co'ors Yard Curtain Nets 500 samples of Curtain Nets. in | various weaves: 2% ard 3 yarde long. Priced 000 pleces of pretty lt and 1% yarv’se long. Suit- able for 29c * $1.49. Curtain © transom eure | ——~t "19c, 29¢ ** 39c¢ | Window Shades Holland Shades in Kreen, white and tan colors; 36 | in. wide and 6 or 7 ft. long: | mounted on good spring rollers: seconds: $1.25 to $1.59 grade blue, Attractive drapery materials. in creara or white, with contrasting colored borders. 50 pieces in tot: yard 5c $1.25 Terry Cloth Rich floral stripe and conven.- tional designs in harmonious cvlor combtnationsa "6 inches 79¢ wide. Yard Dainty Marquisetie Curtains. fin- $2.25 Curtains ished with lace edge or wie hem- stitched double hem: $1.39 belge colors; 2%- onnes Fioral and conventional patterns on light and dark gkrounds: suit- able for d-aperies. slip- covers, scarfs, etc. Yard.... 29¢ a ‘ + j $5 and $550 Panels | Imperted handmade | AraeMian Panels. mounted eetting motifa. — marguliectte. $2.75 Panels | Trimmed with | Medallions on good quality . sheen | white qily. Spien- 4i4 valves. Each .*. Embroidered Flannel | | White wool Flannel, with scal- | _loped or hemstitched edge, in a | variety of styles for in- Bleached Sheets | Seamless, 81x90-in. | With original mill launder perfectly; Sheets, tickets: | Blanket Remnants | Heavy Cotton Blankets in rem- | | Rant pieces, some almost in full ‘ size; special Linen Toweling Heavy quality, pure linen bleach- ed Toweling, with fancy red bor. der; only 25 pieces in the lot; per yard Tea Cloths Japanese hemstitched Cloths, 6ix64-inch size; white ground with blue bird and other de- signs, in fast colors Comfort Challie Floral and Persian patterns, 36 Amoskeag Ginghams inchds wide; good quality, 15 , $2-in. Dress Ginghams in plaids, in remnants of 2 to 10 yards, C | ae checks and plain colors; | . ) to 8 yard rem- | mants; yard 72-ineh-wide pure bleached Damask in mereerized finish: ’ -——- = Pillowcases ' lace and ow Lace Curtains ip | Wanted tints. , sllever figured éesigna. Piain $1.49 $4 and $4.25 Curtains | Filet. Scetch and shad- | Pair.... $2.59 | : 25c Outing | Heavy, double-fleeced Onxtings, | 36 inches wide; light color, in 2 | to 8 yard remnants; | | quantity; yard Hemstitched, pure bleached cotton Cases, Pn 42x36-inch size; 100 dozen in the lot; each quality Curtain | | Marquisette' suitable for | sash and lome curtains for — various rooms in the 15 home. Yard c | the and fants’ wear, etc.; veh... | A attractive designs; | seconds of $1 pede... Oe ae Domet Flannel 36-inch-wide bleached Domet Flannel, for infants’ wear, | | etc.; heavy quality; Duckling Fleece 27-inch-wide, soft fleeced fabric, in 2 to 9 yard remnants; neatly printed designs for kimonos, etc.; yaud ' ‘|| Bath Robing 27-inch-wide, heavy quality, in handsome designs of light and dark grounds; 36-inch-wide Cretonne in various patterns of washable colors. Mill | remnants, 2 to 9 | yards yard 2. cccdcsocek 5 oi 19¢ ' Sea I-land Cotton 39-inch-wide unbleached Muslin, in 2 to 10 yard remnants; 5000 yards im the lot; Monday, yard lities of sheets, pillowcases, ouling flannel, etc., are included—all extremely underpriced. | a white | | Cotton Batts o. Quilted Batts in size, 6x7 ft. ai thickness 3-Ib.—stiteh- | ed, ready to cover.....© ; ie at, CBCH. 1 cece ecececenteeS 39 36-inch-wide Sateen, in | and the wanted shades. Spe @ | elal value at, yard ......-.0% _ AT QUARANTEED F a c : : burner, double-or ‘ “as Range— ' $64.0 ‘x Meals a om ; Combination <® oven, high Closer

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X e tal - mee = a tee he Ss. —s - eestattteas EEE > See” ; a = ee eee eee . a — . a he ot at a fl 0 Purses qs AR RECEPTION ASTON CURED BY j ee ea teaene Values Deekawetions the Economic Advantages You Gain If You ee Sorart| € 9 TOFOCH AND PERSHING SIMPLE REMEDY =e = = SHOP AT THIS STORE TOMORROW | of shapes; shown in GS § C ! Famous Druggist Discovers Simple GLOVES ‘J Women's Kia , : bi oves, in black G th white and black backs, y “ "Tentative Program Calls for a Remedy for Asthma and Makes SUNDAY, | Ae eed : ee OCTOBER 165 1921. SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCUUATION Than Those in Anv Other St. Louts Newspaper ST. LOUIS: Pe 5T-DISPATCH 9B é Pa teste AGM Ree Rips Bem : ail tm uy itl ag AE Ed ~ Pe — a ——_—_——————— | ent Economy Store bh P General FREE TRIAL Off Pu lic Gathe ring arade Readers. ffer to * and Dinner, Nov. i Thirty years ago Mr. C. Leavengood, a ' widely known Kansas druggist. discov- Fi . ot ered a simple, easy to take prescrip- nts a ) "s r 3B nda The tentative plan * r the city tien for Asthma. He gave it to people WE reception to Marshal Foch and Gen. who had suffered for years. and. to their | a. Sfement,. they say they we il on Nov. 3 is for a public; *®™ d tiptoe mrp pershing P cured. These people told their friends, thering, a parade, a luncheon at and in this way thousands have found I “aa ga . “ee sedeatiieds “a — re wey to sare 2nme. Mr. Leavy - o under th direc Oo 1e goo ele so confident that st e noon scription will cure in all cases that’ Ne | Commerce, and a din- nerously offers to send on | Chamber of 5 aR Pree Trial to er his ie ner in the ev ening at some hotel. paper, sy be will write for it. If it cures | $10. 00 MATTRESS $5. 00 Mayor Kiel said yesterday that the no mionsy dust writ owe, nothing : ’ The Latest on Q re Ss Roll ' date of the distinguished visitors’ 43.520 so Ss We BI” Resodate, ees unk f pric epring; ‘ly Ka v. rame; link fa sp ' d arrival — definitely wuts Een e big “hottie will be mailed : special tomorrow, $4.9 | ey will arrive at a. M.on a - -- = Giriniiiiiiine abisess in . ciehes each | as \ train from Kansas City car-| ADVERTISEMENT Sanitary Couch; drop side, _ epecia ; | The ae eee Francis angie iron frame, dou- No. 1706 new felt all around; cot- ble link fabric spring, iil | ton center; neatly tufted, with helical ends; spe- The Biggest Hit on Q R s Roll with roll edge: former cial tomorrow, $4 98 , ' ‘‘| Want the World to Know’”’ No. 1404 Price $12.08; spe- $ cial tomorrow at. 115 Cot Pad; 100% new, pure rving 150 persons, including the a a waffs of the two commanders-in- INGROWN NAILS chief, a party of American and Eu- ropean newspaper men and others) ho will attend the American Le-| white cotton Pads, In all A STORES gion convention in Kansas City. colurs of ticking; $1 98 o eee oer ‘ Largest Q R S$ Roll Department | knit of all wool “= #8=©6©Marshal Foch will go direct to T WD wecivenactade _ . pas | 6ib and W shi gto in St. Louis xedo, open front and Kansas City upon his arrival in the | Toe Nail Turns Out Itself if At_ 3:30 Until Sold. 4 n | bk ‘ ' United States, pausing only for a ,, : have novelty pock- brief informal reception § in New | JOU Toughen the Skin oe ee eee lid colors; some trim-— York. Hence, St. Louis will become WINTER and cuffs of con- the first American city to entertain A noted authorit h ty to 10 A. NM. ee samiane, Cee Sd ed authority says that a few ’ ¢ All sizes. Z fim. his visit to Kansas City being drops of **Outgro’’ upon the skin EN oS Fl d UNION . : 4 in charge of the legion. | gurrounding the ingrowing a oat dn , } SPECIALS ? The entire stock of faney dress Silks of the McDonald Mfg. Co. was sold to us Sweaters, $2.95 mae rhe first meeting of a citizens Geces inflammation and pain and so Extra heavy tn all S105 oes AT ‘ | price. The stocks consist of plaid taffetas and messalines, stripe and check«taff | / mmmittee of 75, appointed by te hens the tender, sensative skin WOMEN’S VESTS AND PANTS oa aN No C. O. D. or Mail Orders the highest quality. This firm made only high-grade silk dresses, therefore, th 8 values. Of all wool Mayor, to arrange for the day’B/ underneath the toe nail, that it can- FLEECED ee Stak ¢ Strictly Cash ana Carry , f are all excellent values at their regular price. For Monday we have cut the ‘pefee es iaty ‘anacgynreed os . events, will be ne vt erm at 10:30 ioe penetrate the flesh, and the nail Extra well finished - in all sizes mR) Wales half. Read price below now for the big Silk Sale Monday at Schaper’s. ts and two pocke 7 « m. in the Mayor's office. turns naturally out-vard almo rer: | amen - en) SINISE ixiet hes cata that ho re-| trae y st over, —— Men's iedarocne ! | DRESSES ,| $2 Taffetas and Messalines $3.50 SILKS = Women’s and misses’ gee Bg vanee an ‘ arnt sy wher palleraa ems = ‘tary leader as one of 1 moe min manufactured for —_ ts. low: ee nl _ sizes: 59e Shirts tae C ) all:weol Serge * patterns; $2.00 values.......... a? The silk value of the menious occasions in @ nistory oOo ever, anyone can uy from the dru reguiar . , Bpeciar . - D (See. i 3 t)) ee ee ee ee eee eeee the city and is urging that the plan|gtore a tiny bottle containing Pe Children’s Sleepers pect Underwear | pe 5 S $2.50 ‘SILKS | TOWELING ; ef entertainment befit the occasion.’ ¢jons. Soft cotton Sleepers, Men's; extra fine jambd’s woo!, bt Consisting of plaids, checks, stripes awl fin gray, drop-seat C values up to $4 solid color taffetas, messa- 17-inch half bleached, red x style in all sizes.. gar ment; spe- s lines, etc. A wonderful border; ‘ ; . - T% _ re : Be inches The days that we are wont to call ‘‘shut-in’’ days are approaching, and what a wealth of colors and white; pt apermnt ays Pen pes 35c ue, Monday, $1 93 v > . ws . . , > " . . ; e o . ats Will give 79¢ contentment radiates from a home cheerfully decorated and cozily appointed. Wall Paper limit 1 dozen Very specialonly..... Pee. = seater plavs such an important part in thé improvement of the home. This is none too early to , pla; provement of the ho s ont Spee eee Art Cretonne Se ee French Serge Serge, 42 incnes wide, sth. even finish. Shown a. se... O96 lanement Economy Sitere = have re-papering done if you are to enjoy the spirit of rejuvenation this season. ; Drapery Madras ere ‘ = cal E CHINE ‘ : i In most desirable A pleasing leature is the showing of S800 patterns in panels, conveying an impression ot 3oc =6quality elegantly lengths up to 132 8; p CREPE D ¥ figured in all the most S yard the appearance of the papers themselves when hung. wanted coler: in all the wanted i colors; only, per 29¢ ‘ard 40-in. C repe de Chine; 2 for Monday : 59 Worth, 15¢ Lye 35¢ 45c¢ 75¢ SI 00 $1 50 all colors; up to Ric ; Only . ..eeed sete tel » eee beheces waves . . $2.00 value; w = ee ¥ | SCRIM . , Superior quality feath- 36-inch white Scrim, dou- ers covered with a most ; SERGE , ble row hemstitched dependable art | ‘ border. Cc ticking: while 200 4 WF | ¢ FATA 2c c’sereccevess +. last, ONIY ...+.0.e0. Nine-piece Dining &-Rioom Suite, consisting of 54-inch Buffet, double fee hina Closet, 6-ft, Extension Table and six genuine full leath- at a finished in golden, fumed or (Gloves BM cnc ne8 * teeular $256.00 vive; NSS OF $142.00 Monday at. $ a offering choice yr uniined driving ‘indeer and suede. ‘ks, and silk, An- tit ttt tt { 36-inch serviceable 6 ; Sold With Borders or Bands. school Serge; a ! | navy a nad , re a “— ee ae on en ee eoiithinte te eres 3] . green..-- a eoeeer "e9@ s+ @@e “LINOLEUM. ‘[ JAP ROSE | & FELT-BASE FLOORCOVERING | eet Fos t ‘wf ‘In a big variety of floral, medallion, allover and Oriental de- signs, in blue, brown, tan, -green and combination colors: ES 6. Fane-040-dn dines 5 > f 92. special price for the one Z s © Seamless 9x12 aml Felt base floor covering in a wide 1% to 10%. $ ‘ nhs : i}! H store | range of patterns, ineluding CAKC. eee eee ete eee eee eee Basement Economy whe \ ! aoe tiles, Mosaic and hard- ? | ' Wood patterns: heavy é |] sur ; . . = -i° S face, cut from full rolle ry man) BAGS ' 9x12 SEAMLESS a * e vards as wanted. Speci: ally priced ; ‘ e , ao | ; - for the one day only, sq. yd..... Quaker Shopping Velvet Rug : | Bags; fancy I These are the genuine Alex- ; lined, y, ander Simi ei S Soma; are 1 ~ mem, ~—. BURLAP wo Pao Eh | ander Sr A , Gdn & | mer welling. pric ° ~~ '_§> BACK - Ud Bsc Sas ete ; RIBBONS | ‘ , price for tomor- ) row only... This is the kind with the cork and rubber surface on a burlap back wher anteed strictly first quality good. Specially priced for thre one dav gelling only, Monda) the square yard.........++«. oo ties 4 et oak, brown mahogany or American Walnut finish, four-piece ‘drawer t Suite; large, roomy dresser, 5- chiffonier. Three-wing Dressing table ‘TOW. Huge quan: ai full-size bed. A great big value..........-. riced. Quick Meal and Superior Ranges Moire and satin aaleoti suitable AXMINSTER RUGS fer bows and : ; 9x1i2 fancy work: yard wawoet THE CELEBRATED ‘ } {Good high pile nap; made by the ‘ ' celebrated Alexander amith & NEP NSET ( sOCKS Sons’ mills; guaranteed colors of , blue, red and green: Fall $29 UF UU URLS ERR SR rR UR ETRE RR ER RR ER RRR ' ‘otton Batts , A ; ‘ 3 On . ENUINE PR mitation Leather Floorcovering ; Laer =! pening Sale price tomor G Linc : EAS ’ Men’s extra heavs RK “d Batts in comforter . T GUARANTEED ICES ON Y TERMS » Thick. tough, h@®avy base. thor- sx 1 Rock : Tee" 0S co nole um Rug . ft. One- “piece uniform *Ur-burner, double-ove A we gate Gow: oe Wool ®ocks; " ouble- n 00 k | Superior gray or blue ename! — oughly saturated with oil; Oxl2-size. These are the kin is 3-1b.—stitch- opal Range _ (‘ombination Gas and Coal pe the back is heavily’ waxed, pair. , vee Congeleuni Squares the burla back, NOT en $ FC me Lean Range—high oven gas and broile A insuriag 100 per cent water- The genuine G P ot . y oo + ssp ver rh nigh ove n Qui kK Meal 00 er, 4 gas and 4 — © proof, in big variety of pat- Monk wn tile an hm $79 8 paper or congoleum kind—the for- €°—18-in. baker | @oal burners ...... . | terns, on Sale UMBRELLAS | , carpet patterns: special . mer price of these was 625; while R 4nd bro) al morrow, all aq . ileat > einen int. 9 Bt — sa. yd Te; tomorrow, ¢ -foot size. they last, COUROUTOW « cccescdsanes d ts, each pulck Meal Combination Range Superior blue enamel Coal | Saey? mill length. For men and women; a tiated Ri Se Se ee - comes bake” 4 coal burners, 18-inch Range—high cioset, 18-inch bake SS g 68c and , yard size;. Longeloth, -— ,oven, high 162.00 oven, guaranteed 6110 bake 00 | di . | , Bi p A WHITE ENAMEL, 75 | jlored Sateens RE ery (OD es nee. POL00 Ft ’ | HOSE 36-Inch Standard | $2.50 FLANNEL $10 , adiant gee8 eee Os ste de ‘Ss , . > wide Rateen, P on black Home rebuilt heate $15.00 ae ¥ 8 ae —_ r)) names Sane Women's Lisle Hose PERCALES re anted shades. pe 35 a o OF : y : une and fiber silk; in Army ; (re ; ‘ in nice assortment: . ' et re \ "ee ee ee C " RUGS LINOLEUM | Kets. all colors’*an: " dark ground: fast 1006 "8 _ Bi hal 98e A ool aa ney 5 ft. by 12 ft 6 to » yards in piece—In- | Ve ‘ ; sizes. mink elors,; a ya ; ' met Flannel Matting Rugs, only... $3.95 laid Linoleum, per yd..... 90c . sri TTON CATS $1.50 WOMEN'S uMioN suis | CARPET oe ‘yood pein wate hibbed fleeced, Dresses eotton: %-Il Me” weight, bleached: “§9¢ rolls; each cached, 27-inch-wide soft png arent et IS¢ : We Allow and white and ~— ite striped outings, & and Up Lreakfast Set *; Tetty decoration : pansy spray: $ Wash Bench and $14 ninner Sets; pretty iN-p: 1.49 Wringer; Stone decoration: complete $3.00 Cut Glass Fruit eowse; S-in wt a peop seen lead $2, 35 Wringer; g§Uaran glaee.. eon rolls; $3.49 j All-over patterns in blue, green and ‘ regular sizes hour only vard. eed**%e * KS : PLAIDS —. sat Oy ater or om heal en atieie size. One hour ‘ singles. While 200 55¢. ’ ” | and’ fra A ao ees. jasement Keonomy Steere co $1.78 Blue hotel : 10¢ hangers complete only each.....+.s-- : last, special, each... : very spe- : . ay, P White b namel “1 98c site ‘ for cae or ele $8 75 ie Le A — . — ~~ . a _— ‘each. $5. 6 ; get Ra Be — ¥ Oo T = Teakettie . ' a —— ’ Sa Mon Ajay. ’ a ” re -~ _ ¢ *

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we me nl PATCH , 91. | ST.LOUIS POST. : == “DIS PATCH t g —_=-= ( lA 1 or & ; SILVE | NE — f r lL y R ae ‘ > . . I O RK ; “fi ' ~ NEW the Post-D —_—— PER Oo 2 § oH Rix 2 272, Boos oe eneeh. e -§ } tld shasen, a 7 | ~ A . | change, wing » compa 1 sale | / ts , red w sf | wit! a i with 2oas a | 4 Y ; ; . : the high of individua h 2.884.900 0" on th ie ' e af (nnn Baal 1 sales ee wae Deck _~ + 4 ; Ww for ; WwW Cc) Net Senn, and 0 omit? urday I to ’ . Ra Pu k. Week for : :ofe Ch’ ie att the ne {tted) c weTree« NE the P. a : aL) te Weck. Wr fOr iy fOE | for | the net changes for tens $6,366,000, © =t-Dispe ‘ ii Not P. ins Industrial ek. | Week. | Weel _changes for the week: amo and ey ORK, Oct. tch. 3 | nently Af erma- °” B Bus.) 3 x. Week. STOCK Sales! High | i week: | 9°8.077.000 B O08 Sistese oo «. f fected | om Con. 16, 26%) 24 ——s. wo igh | Low | C Net [a2 Following sone Swe pene ae ee J Low by N |; At! G ~ ss "7 OF a | 24 “lok aa ! —————— Week. |W for | sows Ch’ge 2 low ioe fe = ‘a years. ago. axcay, Shoe on th , | : Basis f ew 4.20 Ba. 2:) “Es R34) ROW os 3, (toa I .| Week. | Week bd giomplere list 21,837,000 $8,963.00 = Stock Ex | or G j Allis nar’! ig 278) 261.) 26 a ee Industrials. i. Wee, | —Sales. SECURITY, 7 BCCRI gion a y37,000' two years ag eek ago, $0434.00 | Special f Marks- Fi erman ..”° ee ia] sa") 28 + 36% p*2 fu gh ED---| 3] OM] C See les today. KO. s¥, BFo,, $9.234.000 were | ~- te the Post | : | nancial in thee °: 6) 60 | bao ce a i %/0 8s re a = O38! os] | 431 vp GOVER ; H - “Total sal 2,000, against S2.- | — NEW YoRK- oc ao | Dull Durj Mark | do pea *: 2, 66 | 64" Se him % lc. a es: ed asi} iz a} Sh) S$ = | 1 o's pi NMENT igh tb Low ~ es of each me O-. | eae K. Oct. 15 | ets As Wes °: =| LON 4 ee it°°° on” Rubbe; 15 fei 43%) 3% a 43 U Lib 2 468. BONDS : eecurity, bh | Sales. the m ——Foll Past | art? ght ‘a 94 35 ie | BY | 10 feece. (a “— ed O22) 51d oe 2 o32 Us tm tire he a __LIBERTY »~ high | Stocks ost active ene ii i ae My ft lili W m Sugar. 4 72 4y! 7: —CUS Ee i” | Un ank pf; "oO oO & | 46%! oie =7U 8 b t 45° 2.68 90.40 --%_ BON +. __ er | tocks by Leased Wi eek, | ,,%°.284..:) “37 0712) oF” 3 ae es | Un_Ret_se “i pe i oe! O18 1S | 1.080 & £ tae 24 430... 102-82 ¢ ‘D_ QUOTATION i so igs ioe a st of today’ | sew = 6 Agen the N Acs Sum: oon ag 56 | 52% | 07 | °13} | YasCar Ch Ali) 56% 195 iv aig g te 5 3 42,34 44 Ja: 1194.06 to B3 ae Tad. (3% st: oe aay TONS 300 Bore, Sot RIAI an . on the Rroad highest, 16 : = Ww oY x ; |Acv Rum .: Ne) ane | pos! DIN A1¥ > pfd ..*| 19| 9@u7 Gx! Rau! & ig 4 s reg. 96 ¢ 2 1932-47 | Low.{c! Prev. 100 B- T C cou 20 — 50% | | 42 1 Lib th 4y «.04.7 o 04 2 4219 ~-47/91 .| Low. 'Ciose ,rev. B-A co ed reet t and c! ad , RK, Oc - a! ae K 36 Z as 'Van at} ai & | 28%) 2 t. 382 I 8 4th %s -70 to 8 4%s 27-42) .12190.40 3 se. 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In oo pf e* pl ~~? ] } 1°25 ~ _do pfi er 4: 34 b+ j 35 — . 4 hinese 6s, 1925" —" 1% to —SSt._ SECURITY 72.38 ’ 4 4 McN bea _ 3 37 - | 100 San T ns ~ n : ent ‘ ; : | ustr! om ce assur! the Am 4 - . i , 454 : 4 20 je . iW On iw a aa 4 57 a: aa oo teat = City OCovt 25. *e an ly 101 ] Cc CURIT ~ Fes © Loco * L 64, ] ; ’ ] To oy ** 10 e**e*#ee ~ ’ of | a ‘Zain _ Sy , corpo ss. T rtain ing new A . gz Ch a KRG 45 le a5 —_ ;° j A orth ‘ ° oR e . on's gain |} yur be m Bk NN’: a; 2° so | =e tease orth Pum: % 119 =o og "i° City Berne Se -, 47 O4 ic Cés Le igh to Low 1.5 Peer] ather . | ? Tomcnem Di i% Bo Ss og unfi in th : asic ac . 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Re M . 47 a —e Ss: i prd » 45 * Os 4, | os | @ 2a cium .e8 4.06¢ per mand WN t Na nh —.* TIONS Ly pub ted ae ars-Roeb —. 4: s? [Lag jae i & ai _. ‘oe (per lite Nations) Re: Bas. ee 7 bn 4 Ae at meta “tm was Binciate mb x oy = L 43@\—) % | st do pfa SF 4a -3. 33 fod BS tn | Lobritzerinn 7 2he. per ), demand American ‘Tras one . ey ox aon | — ee 00 reserves On =» fae am o ‘ ~~ 29 « =a “ . =| 8 w a) ae o9 an eam bes => tr | . = Ssipr rus 0 Comene.e’ ** ee oz - _ dion Pasee' tne Saree tee |B Su) oe BR) aT) 8 y | mee (ak Bh Bg! Bae! =, | asad Stas thal ee Sao Nice eens igo [28 | In th LS i Bis. Fis te Sats Bp erm Putte snd Wins 5 ing | peetees | 14 ABR fQy (Mee: | EBS Be BS] cote, & CE ww ae Beet ivmet gg eee 202 tag [.. |] senectide of aden e Vangu . 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Te ~~ - , ly a . ® , ] ae : 12 oe = _eorw ee? 23 ~ + D = . terna Ref nx pfa Ri an aes ; 3 iz . s inf iti 0 1ce@a 7s oe. » OF) day adic pfa . NG/15 \% Tae 23: » 4 nien Pac 6 . mo in tin | ig. ee~- ay mr a. er krone omand ‘Internat Refining Go ii 5°: 380 | #5 ormati ion, } RTN y of ble deme 1.000. steels 2 = and with | ecm PC ss iow “47 TaQ s/t do pt on O8 22__/ 30 , sa —, #3 | a omen r ), @eman Kinloch Shee con Wythe in posse | 8i ation on soe off IGHTLY oil stock Men, Se nae ; 4) nd mot Te so nv 1 ni Ft I I 19 ar $30. © Lacicle Co . fe th , shar ad dee state thr rm and ¢ mlaseiianean. Co | S35) Seu 107% lop * os * Ie bn eg ERY 7 Baar lish | See ety | 08a cablen; me krone) 4 Mar dinee MM ecescces earl t's “se | Cons e followin © press REVIEW eholde $43 15.00% ac e° issues Oppers sous | Tidew .. ; “a 24 Lop | ey W: fa 3) 8% 65 & 118%) —Z BT nee les 19.10¢, "* » Cemand i\More Rene? ; scecces! ? at 103 | . g compan; give , and i te , 198. 000." # ctors, deci . Influer heavy Tob Water ASO 40% a *% 25 % abasn : 2 T 4 & | 06 & o ee cable 1a. krone) ‘ o,* ortl ne Co’ a cecccl lan o vincible panies: up-to-th in the : - * Time t 4 ~ Fe t. nN od : an Lt at 123 . se os ae bs Wrees M . 4 43 ae . 18% rtd a Pai ; 97 350.0™ (pas Oton Der Peseta) *mend | Nac bse. ne wesc : *-* 125 ; 8. Oo Oil . €-minute } : ', : on . ’ ne yiTe cm a a "3 Sadie 4n @ 2} on”) of a . - 08 , >= + : pte bb becghede pire Oil of I Cc i ‘ ; ame Cen’ ral W VL « ts i”) i‘ ; +. ana on | , = ? . ‘. Wear re “4 “OX 20 Ly ed wae 1g. eery ( - 0s per fo) Geman4d | 8 + Bb G23 “7 . , ebae Sn —? 70 14 Se aka pon Simms & TA, " ; hiegy | » ‘) “Sa le e. 5, - a& * ee? Cc - Fr 2U.de - Pe . emt: le ae S®eecesd sli. NS t* + eee . ana Co 4 a ape SEF Pear ; + " x, . | — ~ bl ‘° = FF 2 \ Ww "e : Co : Ele. Ry | | $84) 40 . L AW si Py Pac. Joal " : —— +, —_ . ong ‘ . ' r x - ais ; co New ¥ —= ** | 82e nghai 68 B00 oes.” yen), demand | FIN Sa.) 93°" . ITTM me PD-7ar & Oil nena 7 . : . o nh , Coffee — ez ica: ty a3.550°" cs Spiinese 42 Broad . | 58. 75e -. per ta €o}- ZSe. cables Goce. “* el), demang | way 4 are S AR - * are decliné E r again, Our AD es re declining. Our present offeroaes ort tO e tetegu ING for mark inact et fo a ne ive, th a ter w e mani » : hg mene yA f - the a artege the we k ~ € to ber conte re oup ‘ Thes of the onan of this it ined un.}| ™ . 000 na , . ea Tonge to $1 embe in 4 dise Coffee ORK ‘14. Serv r bank epos! ounts . futures » Oct. J Tr pent very °® mark e inavencea Fede vee +f : ng was 2 GUlet toda et for | “8% cad d $21 pe pe Re covering SS x4 to & J band les 28.25. . one” 2 ’ = throw ” point b | Santos ee tat zh com * higher : ship mind esos ee ena li Pers had x re houge bee ttle ' Bras! cepted hiss kere, | (cents b t Der ide at alight ype (war 103.420" per wane |aie7.” “24-500 . 12.87 Der e. Da per + Comand Deso) + Goman | recovered | Cen “eo Re ™ bee Poi4 ofr? fro = | & ; +.70 te @ +. 65 and | mand “Of gone? Der lan do! Nar) re Ce- Jonesbo ro, Ark. Bonds Toledo Tract., Lt. & Pr . Consoli extile 6% Water & ter & Lt. Dist. To Yi 1926 ae Yield 8.40% 8%, First M Te, Yield 8.10% rade Peration ang 9 - _ * - > - = 7 | Deve eae abeth r ; er cotton alent “TL a he ij Ol at" Market. ; , mark , : et ole ' ° het 3 ear. 293 Jes tre, sieatad ee 5. Spot. BS. y. 7.8: Decem> at 1 ingle quiet: - July, 7 J or ; a onle et Rane: Oey, 7.80; Sep. | i Dart 4 yer 7 TOR Silver Dour. agi, Mextss Oct 3 sexton . 15 : N. mn dollars fu | 15 rs. Ga oreizs bar | _ Cc. 7) ben. masket a a x Amine ' ~eredita. freight cumce. : three

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“OL IEP artment Again Is Center terest—Bond Market Is Steady. 4 the Poet-Dienratch. RK, Oct. 16.—There Wers pe, ness and irregularity on the 7 e today. The reactionary ten. * on Friday caused many opera. tate at the opening, but before the ‘fret hour dealings increased ma. olume. epart: nent was again the eet. ter Cities Service issues continued th oid common advancing 4 upturns were recorded tn the d the bankers’ shares. Stand. indiana and Merritt also Ware * Oi and Gash continued to leag coed shares. Lyons Petroleum bh Maracaibo ran into profit- -taking, Wu? email in the tniscellaneoug iphur was in we” Mas : _Iilinois common wer. Iirttish-American ‘Tobaces @ fractio: Montana was the feature of the the openin there was «@ the selling which came Into meth before the close ee ecllning Blightly there was ry ere steady and price chayges were -—- —-@D Goods Market. ORK, Oct. 15.—Cotton goods were prices fairly Steady in the grav igion. ines of fine dress offered out during ihe day showed need prices. Knit wu derwear with large advance «ales erwear. An official statement shipments from Calcutta to the in September how ed 1) yarde or 2,000,000 re “ carly reports. Lurlap tnarkets "o 1904 U. S. Steel Seld at $10 1906 U. S. Steel Seld at $50 1917 U. S. Steel Sold at $136 Vill history repeat itself tn eneral Motors now that the ig Interests have taken it vcr. Vhat Are The Real Facts? Ve have just prepared a com- lete reporton Movora, iving present -and yture outlook parison ith position of DB. S. Steal then the Big took over. Eeery a? o Inceetor eheald cepy of this sarprising report. - Your copy will be sent without obligetica Write today for report G. M. 17° ose & Broad St. New York ~ re . Are the Oils a Buy? jis class of securities having 3 under pressure for some ’ past now appears to be ring strength Send for. inl letter G 52, covering the situation and position ef the ing stocks. ott & Stump Investment Securities ECIALISTS IN ODD LOT wk Exchange Bidg., Phila. Exchange Place, New York ON N.Y. CURB. em oe Bend for your co nel for No. 32-Y. ve FRED. 'D. KINNALY #0 ( co INVESTMENT SECURITIES 60 Pearl St. NewYork. Ger Well and Peart Save ee Se igar Situation —Comparative data on tbe leading listed sugar issues —Latest crop estimates as © guide to future activity: Other facts of vital inte> est to stockholders. Copy free on request. Ask for L 168 ee ee Z the year's budget, thé foreign orders here and by eicouraging emigration. ST.LOUIS POST-BISPATCH ' SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1. 199 weg - ~—_-., — ~ on see Se : oe =. poe a amet wae ay “a. _ eer oi oT. LOUIS POST “DSPATEH , Tie BUDGET ORMS GALLE CHANGES’ NE ee ederation of Indue-| tires Holds It Impossible to Tae Rates Without Sach Reforms in the Coun- | “a tee Concerned — Freight Rate Cut Forecast. 1 Cable te the Post-Dispatch aad New York Evening Post. TONDON, 15.—Arthur Bankers’ Oct. Ww. _editor of the Mag- and financial editor of the Lon- Morning Post, financial re- today, says: } now appears that disclosure of Government's in ee ’ unemployment | is being reserved for submis- | to Parliament. The Chancellor the Exchequer meanwhile draws | on to the certainty of a deficit | which it is im- ble to raise by taxation. He ' Wall Street . HOGS SELL AT HIGHEST for a reduction In expenditures gan to exercise their depressing in- | on the work of my Committee, but that effect next year’s returns. view of the chaotic exchanges and the sul dizposition to raise tariff against foreign goods, a empire trade federation is sug- in a memorandum submitted will industries. Stress is laid on) fmposibility of stableizing the | exchanges without drastic t reform in the countries con- _ Export credit schemes approved only objects. which aré calculated (o)| prodyective power and then the Inchca*xe | —_ — condition | the Premier by the federation of | | | Future Grain | Prices ~ — ——- svre Sz LOU is nnn ope thee | =xC HANGE, Fc offic | HIGHER RANGE MARKS — {| ORAIN LIST UNSETTLED AT CLOSING IN CHICAGO eee _— _— ot - COTTON IS IRREGULAR’ 49 eee Dai BES Grain: Movement — be N d C ) | | eds 77 gh. ow, Stoning ‘and previ ee a , and shinee nis of «rain in bushels |INe€WS an omment | ay, A " SH oe tg, Focely 000 omitted) weir, | : irc? 2 —— — ° a | ' -_ * “ , - —SPECIAL DAILY— | Sg ee in | | | CHICAGO, (Oct: IB etincertaiaty remarés | a . = @ bh = —— " ' «t '. —i nce ainty r o ’ _ High, % Low. ats Si eae Vest N Ship. | Re Ship Ree. Ship ‘ing farm 1 rve fi , = ee | St. LIl6%b 113% Se 115% b_ — pA) 73) 88) 40) 119) 68 | eament but not officially 1 wore pan rset ‘By n Special Cerres pondent of the te | Chi Ser OT ions 107%a 215 -% ' Mi “ica olis ans! ois — aft 4 be as | Washingt: n madi an nO poe d > Post-Dispatch. | : 1 eee REM 0A BEES Oe | XS aeea- MAY WHEAT. __ ~— Wheat values ranged . higher Milwankes 213 25a Ba is F a3 the wheat market today oubene oak at ae . = - " . : ; : aa sh : ake { ; ‘4. 6A) 7 : ‘ a . . - = | NEW YORK, Oct. 15.—Wall) : COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS ce L120% 118% 110% 1194 | ime the past week, due. in part uluth . "| 465! gee Sa + | ™ | seenlon. Week-end evening-up. howerer,| “SW YORK. Oct, 15.—The techatas street devoted :most of its attention! : pt Prev Yeat Chi _.121 118% 120-119% 11¥%-20 least, it was held by mate (Pina bea 64 115 2g 86) 26) fe Geused a rally. The clase was unsettled at Sition of the cotteg market followtig ’ “ :& Week Week. Ago oi K. 7% to } >% and May $1 is% to ther ralitee during today’s early trading " le - = 1a tial . , ~_ 7 | a 7) . s >: . >. : ' 4 ing of the railway shares continued.|; |, calves : 20.013 26,491 35,473 — L..45% 4 5 Sea 45 4b ia Wtoln 108, 0f wheat aud corn r ) ‘2 . re4 +t 33 25 up. and poe "8 ined ae @ Wau ig Ag The oveaina was 7 points lower on Desen:- . ors *» : « > ; = an « ‘ le ae - wt AY ‘ LORN., a - timated production Ae 2 hare P} ladk 1&3 OSs 4 “ . ie 10 The farm reserve vetimate whi “h was cur and before the ent of the Oret bour 1€8 ” S ‘ — od . ws +s . as , at 1 — = St i -—— ig ’ revit ; » other parts of the list. industrial | , dad ~, 865 1.61 tie Mwy 60%a b1%b —biD_ corn, a belief prevailed in ad qu | vey. 3! it “4 13 sa egal: st ‘7 7000600 te ee a be om — oo _ Bg — _o Tota) © — ot . § ; eae 1 SOME “A ew Orleai 258 "360! 32 5S Bicave I . KE ast year ‘nights closin shares, with few exceptions, were) sotais ....97,278 83,372 98,313 Ch “ 3s Ae “5 Patek ost - > ters that the further report from New York ; it? 400 , os i _, |Parentiy this showing woul td be » Gamepein. fovehing 18.40. Rath steady and there were numerous ad- | a ee K. C. . #9 ~ DEC “EMBER” OATS. s Sa Government, as to stocks of wheat " qian # + oo alan io wate tan re was much quee. os 4 tepecent aterm Ser i. in inetear ot [ee © © @Ceseeeseese eOGeoeoe eee ee . . , sae ES vu Arron ain OO “an Sea helped vanoes, especially in the oil and mo- | Closing values in livestock at = sad St. Louis oan - PR “33 %b an in eT on hand in all gare: would have Ts. = ae | requirements and also whether wenerally speakina no treanh 77we r groups. regen. Stockyards were little changed from | Ch’ ‘a4 Wa ** 33% * BAG @%a 33 fb iy a decided bullis agpect. oa Cash Grain Pr Prices \ohedeae mill and elevator stecks were in- ee Oa oe MS My ia? Great Northern preferred and/% Week ago. Hogs sold the highest in nearly | MAY OATS. __ 82, Such considerations led to talk to; . , aE Hy One comment which attracted altention nag, Trade iInteresta were Northern Pacific were the weakest |“ err at the best time, but later decifhes | St ee ane 37 %b 37%! | the effect that the United States; MERC HANTS’ EXCHANGE, ST. LOUIS, | was that if the estimate should finally be put | DuYers, but the su came largely . : * > . iminated a}] gains Cattle finish aa | ¢ hi 38 ’ BS r BR & - %, - “38 fy wheat surplus had been well ; se fy oT ~~ Ay h mace ty Saar nie ole os See it would be difficult to recon. | ee COVETERS 08 ae eter Ee at | a among the .rails. The St. Pauls, pe - Cattle finished steady | ——-———-- Te. R RYE. out, and with co so % inate * in the cash wheat market toc Sales cile with previous reports which had bgen | ©™* : R diftg P ‘] i Weste to, 20c lower, lambs a shade stronger and | ; DEC ‘EMBE Tae tol . uo country offerings o 1 winter wheat, $1.2041.2: No. 4 'generali¢e accepted as to consumption, experts Trading y Bb Ah ag later with fect oo ea 8, ennsyivania and estern sheep stead chi. o2 01 3% 02% b | ported light, especially in the South winter wheat, 31 ae: No. 2 hard winter and increased visible . ly since ouly 1 j tions ™m ; er Re Pacific were others that were no- | hysian | 1. ao: =e west, and with dry weath wheat, $1.144@1.32. No. 4 corn, 44% @4éc; | amounting to more than 3 300,000 lup to 19.450, of 29 pinta net higher, De- The cattle run was moderate-in volume and |} ____ MAY RT} — lai . 2 : , cater 0. 2 corn. 44@45c; No. 3 corn. 44c; No. 4 +Corn and oats were governed ws 3 by | comber closed at 19.2le with the i= ticeably under pressure. Oil stocks | excepting for ‘several consignments of good | Ch!-_97 _ 95% BO las 97 | plaints from Kansas and Nebraska, | day = at No. 1 yellow. 35 %e No. 2 yel- | the action of wheat. Rvural offerings lacked ~~" o—_ steady net y : ‘ . £ . ;* — ain . ee hay . ‘ory > usr i ‘ ‘ if corn, ? 2 , n 4 were higher at the start, falling i yearlings. quality averaged piain, | =“ Spware Swing of the market d +5 No. 3 x“ hite corm, 43% 8. “He. 3 white ~"Pevishetia averaged a little higher with re ‘otton, futures closed . M ” away later, yet nevertheless holding | gra. me pesnetwally of common -or medium | — —,} Played force at times. On'the ‘oth: ~ Sl’a@32c; No. 4 white oats. 31@ hogs. 1giie: 400. Tate March, S38: ox Pree , t ments. Demand for the well- ~ Chi go ‘Provisions ~ |, hand, bearish constructions put ». | dl ee, y* 18.50c; July. meee their ground fairly well. There was finished stock was good at all times and some | r > Cotte t het: tant 19.666, * TT % ’ h reri Pi Ar- | 0f the better yearlings advanced 2ic. The | ————— ' — ‘| on an address by Secretary of Ag: onan Se at ee , ay ey. we we fluence. lrange of S° to $3.25 close shade low 62 through : | bran. $i2@13. October ...... 219.10 19.10 18.95 | wo cl 1 a shade lowe t u ‘ ~ 1 ic Cas d>--——_ conditions, | tty +" employers | i returned, rights. | frets, K | orc | | ’ ’ not In a posi-|° dark, Miway freight rate reduction is | t shortly.” Railway labor is NE & revision of the age aured | > uit pay Ts entrants to eighteen.” 1921.) : for new instead or (Copyright. ———e® York Bank Statement. YORK, Oct. 15.—The actual condi- seerine house banks wnd tiust com- apo Week shows that they held 4 ab in excess «of + ae ' re- i ae aA Increase of 11.. wt, follawe: conditions—Loana. $4,632,000 2.000. inc rease, F3.497 ook members Federa) Reserve Fete ; increase, $253,000. Re- : ral ~~ Bo bank of member 4.557, : Increase, $21,.615.000. State banks and trust decreate, S1L32,000. discounte, etc., 55K O00 - nd depe eit $83,196. 000 it depositaries. state banks and trust” $39 increase, 7,000 ‘83. 724,943. ceo; itn- $220,- Circulation, $194,375. 0% xedaae 375.000. Agere te =e. RR. 00, Excess rv mw -, 0),- > INcreane, $11,004,210 ry of State banks and trust compa ~ ter New York not included ‘re pmtement—t a da, 77" 4100: decreas. $322,000. Gold, —— Caaeh | | 7+ diecounta, . doz. reseed | and ¢ dark at 40c par | | coarse, | according to Ott ny: Butter, , Eggs and Poultry | a - Douls commission houses pat! the fol- woe prices yesterday to farmers and coun- shippers fer :v.nd lots of tie various arii- cles a orders are usually quoted higher): Fresh country candled. 40c: do. 39, Southern and ordinary, 45 ec: S64 S8c. ER—Creamery extras, Gard, a firsts stan- Northern tw longhorns at ce; und): he; ate VE POULTRY Fowls aoc ee 4 3 15c; cocks, chic kens, egrin ohickens, i ‘Sc; turk cat S2e; young turkeys, {Sec; culls, P0c:; black springs and ieghorns, 1c; ducks, large, white, 3 ibs. and over. 24c¢° small and 20c; ducks. 1l6c; spring - # ids. and $5.60 ver _ “dozen ND “SOU ABS—Live + con:mon live squads GOc per itt broullers, pigeons at Tie per : smell at Po Lamy SB aic. LS—C hoice. 110@140 Ibe er ib.: 7 b.: 180 underfed. unaerweights, etc.. epee. 1@2c. Sas o* lam Ds VEGETABLES BEETS—Oid B\ as per box; to $45 or r CARROTS—Home-agrown: bunches, Ybc to phe. to $1 per box; Northern, ck. . CAULIF Low ER——-New York, 2 per crate. CELERY —~ Michigan ihighball crates, York two-thirds xz. 40c to 50c; New 76 to $4; Michigan large crates, Bc ao... eo —New 40c to GRESS hematite saute | &O0c per bu 2c. svring Loulgiana, Oc to per sl eae CUMBERS—New York, ‘$2.60 to $3 per i TTUCE—Home- grown, 10c to lbc per bu box: New York big Boston cases, 25c to '$1 per crate: California iceberg. $2 to $3 rate. heer LANT—1lJowa. $1.75 per bu_basket. HORSERADISH— Home-crown. ld pet ) pounds. : OMUSTARD sh “eng amacaenateniatlen be to + Terre ; ad 10« bushel loo m Sif 575. ah 00. ane ST5t. one ’ POTATOES (100 Pp pouns ds)—Hed River eariy whl Fe: lera reserve bank "New 'Ohios, $2: Colorado rown beauty. $2 to he tai nerease, &? 328, 700 To- 2 38: peurashe, ¥ rly —— 77,58 to 2, 538,- 2 Kings ¥ northern white 2 bi: 100; Increa: $1, ($2.25: -grown cobblers. $1. 25 ver box. ating roy ey from leet T oy yaappentinagea ae -mrown. $1.50 ocr bu anc other nks and trust com- | New Y . a. | SWEET POTA TOES—Home- Ber- 000) a ene ah ato, ack; ——— ‘muda nancy bali, white and yel a. boc per Vault, 901 00: wc gg Alle %. bu box; nansemond, 60c to 7éc ver bu box: Maul, § COMPSnees, Tennegece nancy hall, 75c per bu ham — 4 _ > Ose: les. a 30. receipta, 1087; a stock 2. uote 4.@4.20, 4.10; B. 415@4.20: F : @. 2344. 80. H. 435: I. 4.300 4. 5.05 6.15@ | Sugar 8s were fair- | * peconds, 30c: packing | at. ; ah Bas Ge "" A $1.50 to} unchanged. other kinds Best liehts sold at a practical of $10.75 ana_the bulk of good liehts centered around $10.50. falr to medium |kinds registering at $10. Common calves were generally Lo Su. covered by a spread of $4 Hogs Highest in Month. reached when later tre 10@ lic the turn ers to D butchers mium, the past weereg 2 nc due to | ere, | source o | slow ma créased total rur support ings (slight @€ was ng fron $8.30 Lop Wag 108e of closed 8 largely | of ceipts for 44,611 a w Tradin active al a! though - 1 though h $50 an S5.00@5 ipally and choppers and bucks $2.00. oT 1 paring with elpts / With horses gold Sieady cated in eaufficient mission head consisted lasses. iy from The highest on $8.95 pe they Except actually prices the hog market the past week, the tnitial day the top went fo r cwt. Due to excessive runs, the nd was downhill and market closed lower. A feature of the trade was ef demand from good weight butch igs ond fights. Where good weigh formerly sold at a & to 10c¢ pre- were discounted that amound in favor of the lighter: kinds, pounds and tess. This was in — 70 the improvement in this f outlet, It would have been a very rket no doubt, as receipts were in- over 10,000 and almost half of the n went to outsiders. Without this packers would have had easy PDick- ‘hile closing prices reflected a eclin« te average for the week “biz ier, the bulk of hogs sell- 1 $8.3548.900. as against ao range 8.60 a week previous. The late $7.60, comparing with $8.75 at the the preceding week. Rough hogs teady, best sows selling at Sc i and eatags from $5.50@5.75. Re- the period were 54, 11, against previous. Sheep Trade Active. Z in was : strong week. fr “ receipts c mnaider- for go lambs has” ad last Saturday and £00 stock is selling from $8.5' 128.70! fair to Kood from to medium $6 he 7.5 skipe S32 2 00@3.« er aged ASSées has m™ the fat sheep sold at 4. few handy-welghts brought $4.25 1 sutmne yearlings and two- -year- -olds | 50. Canners sold at Toc bein te- for ee in sheep and lambs basis the past were increased the speriod were 9755 a week previ: Horses and Mules. us, point In about a month was a SE ee reased activity among order buye} ; | ' Comi- | réceipts moderate and demand falr, | active at generally strength was indi. thoyah this was not reasonably Slight extreme cases, to affect quotations offering at slightly more than 300 largely o the Southern Medium to fair kinds moved main- $25 to $50, gome better up to $75. Chunks and medium drafts are quotable at S50 to $ 125 to exerting down. The aily out ba s Ww during the offered fore vere oft ‘“cnditions “ys and Ommissivn offer for the demand. S100. better $150 or drafts ranging from possibly 160. Values for all horses are at a low ebb, all buyera every effort to keep the range ‘ing of mules appeared too large Local dealers were virtu- of the trade. still having their ell loaded with preceding week. Outsiders there- the only salvation and these bearish in their operations. were especially slow on the al- material declines were in some ported, _ Commission men reported t betts results at auctions than alleys, yee ~~ The showing on embraced aslightiv more than cen The com. | supplies taken on | ——_ HOO head, independent of hundreds of mules shown by dealers. Cotton mules continue to receive the principal attention, with sume call noted for sugar mules, tiners | and pitters. oa oo __ Livestock Elsewhere |. CHICAGO, | Markets). mared belts. 1¢ ockers Hozs— R: -coinpts, 4000; Steady to lower than yesterday's average; best light bulk packing eows, $6.50@7.20: ibera ] : 1 30 — Sh ee. Te practical week ago. Ps ol classes steady ee die higher KANS. re x of for week, higher, $10.25> steady t* “| lers stea: iy; = stockers and feeders mostiy 25@50c stock cows and heifers steady; stock | perhars higher ; caives Th Hoge— rith Fri weights. mixed, $7 pigs steady: Sheep—Hegsipts, 6u0; er; steady t Receipts ewer, “Produce Elsewhere - to week a yearlings mostly yearlings up more: steers and she stocks steady to 26c higher; weak to lig inchanged ahd nomina!: Oct. 15 (U. 8. Bureau of 40 ttle—-Recelpts, 1000. Com- oS ‘to 50c higher: spots on mmers, warmed up 2ibe lower: ht veal calves Heavy calves unevenly higher: feeders strong.to lic hi uneven: lOc higher: 2p, $8.20: 0@8.50: light butchers, $8 ~ a and hold over bulk desirable 100 to 4000: receipts today packer direct: compared pins 5 Sac? i. lv all Z5c higher. AS CITY. Mo.. Oct. 15 (U. 8. Markets). —Cattle—Rece!pts, Bu- 500 top, canners and cutters. Dulls. steady to weak; foe He fat she stock. » 2he lower: heavy calves strong ostiy 2bc higher. Receipts, 200; generally steady day’s average: prime 211@300 Ib. S5@8.15:; medium to good light 7.65: packing sows, $6. 7: stock for week. » 25c h top lambs steady : top Westare. $9; feeding lambs. Oct. 15.—Hoge—Re- to 2bc pisher.: top, . Catthe—Recetpte - cows and calves. nominal; $3a@ 10; none; lamb s. 724.50. EE ke Ta NEW receipts, tras, 48 47 %e; f Oct (‘reamery YORK, oe 875. Sec; creamery extras (92 score), now ‘S88 to @1 score). —— current make higher than ex- Corn-fed steers and. _ + beef steers generally 15c to 50c eome short fed steers up more; —_ sheep | to | —— Sheep— | $& 28.7 sy 15.——Butter—Steady: ; | Se | extra firste, 50a5 c ‘firsts, 43@ 44. —~Steady: rec etpte, #12 State who} e- milk | ‘ints, fresh specia er % @2 23c; do average | un, 21% e"22c; State whole-milk twins, ape- | clals.. 22@22%c; do average run, 21 Live po valtry’ Easier; chickens, 20@2 fowls. 18@¢30c; dressed poultry, suede: rices unchanged CHICAGO, Oct. 15.—Potatoes, stead he ne] + a and poultry = exerciae his own j — —«« W iti Le the Post-Dispatch investigates all Financial Advertising before publication, it neces dorse any investment or speculation a sarily c advertised. The buyer must cars: Wiscoasin ane Minnesots 2.75 cwt.:; Nerth mapets Minnesota oe * hite bulk, $2 cwt,; Dakete red river Oblo, bulk, $1. 60a) so i owt, | CHICAGO, Oct. 15.—Butter, lower: crea me extras, 44%c: Grete, 35@44c; leeconds. S0@3ic; standards, 30%c. Kags, | unchanged ; receipts, cases. Poultry, alive. unchang “S~weas CITY. Mo... Oct. 15.—Butter ge Eaas le higher: | unthanged. “ ” annot recommend or in- ——_ — a ee EE The Spirit of State egulation State regulation of public utilities is —and was intended by the people to be—a safeguard for utility investments, as well as protection against excessive rates. All or nearly ali of the forty-eight States have commissions whose duty it is to supervise and control utility financing, rates, service and ac- counting. In some States the commissions regulate municipal as well as company-owned utilities. As the years pass, public opinion be- comes more strongly confirmed in support of State- regulation. Now and then a commission makes a de- cision which prompts either utility customers or utility investors to demand that State regulation be abolished. The people, who have final authority in such matters, appear to inderstand that in such cases the loser is merely exercising the right of the defeat- ed attorneys, as defined by Abraham Lincoln, fo *‘go down to the tavern and cuss the court.’’ The public, in its double role of customer and investor, apparent- ly appreciates the fact that under State regulation utility services are generally better and cheaper, and utility investments—shared by hundreds of thou.. sands of men and women directly and by millions in- directly—are generally safer than before Staté regu-' lation was established. The broad general spirit of State reg- ulation toward investors in public utility securities is fairly stated in a recent decision by the Michigan Public Utilities Commission, in these words: ; When the people invite private en- terprise to construct and operate a public utility, they do so because they do not desire to exercise their sovereign power to raise the money necessary to construct and operate it themselves, and by so doing they say impliedly to all investors: - “Tf you will organize a corpora- tion, gather together under its control and man- agement sufficient capital to build, develop and handle the project; engineer, lay out, establish, construct and equip the public utility ready for operation; organize the necessary corps of solici- tors and procure the business; train or procure an efficient operating force;—if you will do for us all that we might do for ourselves, if we were so in- cliined—_WE GUARANTEH THAT YOUR CAPI- TAL INVESTED SHALL NOT BB CONFISCATED OR DESTROYED: THAT YOU SHALL BE JUSTLY AND REASONABLY COMPENSATED FOR THE USE OF YOUR CAPITAL 50 LONG AS IT IS LEGITIMATELY “AND PROPERLY USED IN THE RENDITION OF SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC, AND THAT ULTIMATELY YOU MAY NOT LOSE, BUT SHALL BE ABLE TO REGAIN YOUR CAPITAL INVESTED IN REN- DERING SUCH PUBLIC SERVICE, 4 The day when utility. companies could issue stocks and bonds at their own pleasure is long past. Today not.a dollar of such securities can be issued and sold to the investor without the State’s approval, based on intimate knowledge of. the issuing company’s condition and the use it proposes to make of the new capital. Buyers of Union Electric 7% _ pre- ferred shares buy real property values, regular and dependable cash income, the values certified to by a State appraisal, the income protected by State regu- lation. SALES OFFICES ST. LOUIS: Securities Dept., Union Electric Bidg., Tweltth and Locust Sts.: 3151 S. Gran ave. SUBURBAN: Union Electric . ley: De Soto, J. A. Stancil; Washington, J. S. Rinehart; Union, Geo. Schlagenhauf; 5t. Luxemburg, C. E. Alstatt; Wellston, Louis Boeckman; Maplewoed, Gilbert Wherry; Webster Groves, Lock: wood and McClure avenues; Valley Park, John Goree. MAIL ORDERS will be filled promptly by registered mall, Mail or telephone us your address, and wé will send you a circular or a salesman with full details. UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. 12th and Locust Streets, St. Louis, Missouri offices—Festus, kL. T. Man- Perryville, Frank Duerqne; Pacific, T. F. Jones; Charles, W. L. Jones; 7 4 : , ’ : . 4+ fegat So itt Vae0rl 3 a en't Goods and Other : oe Barney’ = arney's eee Seasonable Stocks at | “ a Im a od I onday #@::: ss Aa z au Ss * ecials #-: ee 08040940 e~ ° Pp oe stay _ . villas itw ute? mary E “ 6? . a oo 8 5000 Pairs of Men's nent leathers; all go at % pric@.....-«-+- 0 stocbeson on Men’s All-Lesther 12-Inch High; U. 8S. Hobmatied Shoes; fully re- nent Bootees; a real paired; only, — $7.00 ‘$3. as per tae Valu ole de , pair eeeeee s of, Officers’ ‘Army: Army Style ‘Boyw a of? * eens. see them . 95 Shoes; sale prion saeni at. GRID seve wesen OWI .ccccveteece rs BACK FROM ITALY, TOO LATE FOR THE WAR et 15,400 pairs of Shoes, made for the ... 52.89 sa quer 7 * a lrtor Italian armv .....,-.--- bes demnte bake bs Apa Brands AUTOMOBILE —#.:. Special Sale of Del Monte Bran S oo Del Monte Ye vty . ree- Del Monte Grated 1 Sc STOP SIGNAL > tobe stone Peaches; tal Cc Pineapple; Me ; an can: halves ....cececes -filat cans ... _ eets overy eeyreaens of the new ov 4 Det Mente Sliced Yellow Del Monte Pineapple; This te. the. eeate- Sy Peaches; Cc large slices in brated “Pioneer” : "tall “CANS... f.. cweeecses heavy syrup...... * Light; a $5.00 yw Del Monte Asparagus Del Monte Pork value: snle price ae Tips; white California; '39c and Beans; v. r= large square cans No. cans. : ties 9 Del Monte Bartlett Del Monte Rive | - toe ei | © ve © “* : . » i. aale so wo aul Oe us dita Meeé soe Qe Remar Tobacco 1 1 Pe Fang Del Monte Spinach; Del Monte Apri- 20c¢ tins. Ly e Cc. 2% cans cots; all “st 1 a oh ee SOR eee GRDS ps ved 005 —* /- v) dus . : “ar \ x i «o* NS AR Yew AN Woolnap ret Large size double:: rey \. SYRAMISH GIy ) | Blankets (new) ; Army Blankets —~’ : ) mon . * weet \ sorted colors ; full12- | new and reclaimed.. rth i ANKFT “s. size j ao ! 3.95 | i ae tia od? Heavy soa: ; — Frat ff iy hes ool - oa . 9°38 J ¢ vercoa Ings ; tert afat Make best blankets; pieces 2lg and 3 yards long, 60 to 72 inches wide. See these worth iZ double. $3. values; Jersey Gloves only, $198 pair canax Men’s $4.00 Mocha Gloves Men's Leather. Gauntlet Gloves; sale price only a a in bb O06 6 aaa 25¢ Ladies’, Misses’ and Chil- dren’s knit all-wool Gloves; value, at, 15¢ nm Soc pair 450 MEN’S SUITS Worth up to $20.00 ; $Q./: single breasted ; all eolors, sizes and patterns.... YOUNG MEN’S SUITS ~ Latest models is solutaly vate Fur Collar, sheepskin lined. Belted — beadenciy- gute eens ade * Men’s All-Wool Pants — lot of blue serges. sad 6 value. *nseeneeree sve ee ee 7 ore “eenrenenreetnree* > Genuine Horsehide Gloves: wrist Ar 8 * seeeeeoeaeeneeeeneeee wear. Big special at, gar- mAs... v snesdoedee 6 6ebeebebhs een and grays. special Monday....---+++s+++-sereenesens length ; gauntlet style; $1.50: MEN’S SUITS _§$ yA pent repaid. ait tatent “a blues oi fabrica; wort® Men’s $3.00 new red wool Under- $1 MEN'S OVERCOATS § pron, re nod brown ape Men’s $4.00 Jersey we god ofik lined—sll-weel evereetee Heavy Sport Coats...... RAINCOAT SPECIALS $ : gas mask; rubber lined; feotand ee GOODS STORE (;00d 5 ear worth $ic. Uv GABARDINE COATS Men's; worth #40. Gusneennr all wool gabardines ..----++-*+" ARMY . * _— art ~ ~~ Army Sweaters, Slipover ’ Style, $2.00 Value........., * A ees PVs 15 OPEN SATURDAY TULL 8 P 713-719 nw 4 £ : ¥ f . , a Cee - ne. Ea ( eee mem Pe OE) ie ere ee ee tthe: ae “tet * ‘ “ . 4 Sinema - ‘pho Pe — ne TE, ly em sthege cerned Ssneting ne me ee iw TA , - $ a fa ee 2 . ae Ce eRe eee , > \itew ee LM ‘ et ae bt es <= Me, ee ee of Ee es toy f { f i ? ¥ TO el 7 ¢ a a .

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“# ca a. ~neVen 9 =. s = ———_~- cu en a a a ; ee. ae a. ~ wit wee te, OS o - iene inaetmcemiaiistaay iii i i ce So = ne - . a ES i — 4 . 3 Raat. aan Dy “ik ee ae eS Bi ii : = = 2 on . , . ; = ay . RTE EES Corres ye ¥ ITT , ‘ENT >-CITY C LATION Tnan Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. _ OCTOBER J. or i a ae mews : re > ‘ aa : . bef id ; : =*% " ’ “ ; . s BS Fed Sd > +2 . 7, - 8 TF. . “. : Po al - . 4 - : ‘> oc ’ > . : - e- ay gone. * ~ . - ; yts3 at we a Eg mee | pS PP wei. , | bi ‘ . ‘ TO SEEK CHANGE OF VENUE! 7 aes oe : : \ | 4 ‘7 —— —— Defendant in Erris Pillow Robbery | x | PART FOUR, Case t Allege Prejudice Against Him in St. Louis. » | Attorneys for James Hogan yes terday filed notice with Circuit Judg: Hall that they will ask for a chang« of venue when Hogan is called for trial tomorrow on a first degree rob- very charge. He is accused of hav- ng held up and robbed Erris Pillow, negro messenger for the North St. Louis Savings Trust Co., April 4, last. Pillow later was murdered after ef- forts were made to induce him not to testify against Hogan. The trial of Thomas J. Mcaulife and Leo Casey, charged with Pilliow’s murder, is also set for tomorrow. = i 4.9 q . ne: +] ’ : .. ‘ a a Here are 4 of the most striking values in complete Suites of Furniture that the public has been offered in many years. Several weeks ago we sent out our buyers into the open The change-of-venue motion for -_ Reng a toet eartoti stare e SST teases Wogan will ask that the case be wich Sos 0? Wee ce Soar OC Samet nd - © eee 3 gif m5’ Sa Seei fgece instructions to buy immense quantities of complete Suites of one design for ‘aken out of the jurisdiction of st. }) ey ty gt SES HE Senet a be cron gy Aa - oar cthendiee bev they could do so at am enormous discount—and : , > a eeeres on the —— = a om they succeeded in purchasing the biggest bargains we have ever seen. You'll agree with 4 + ted . Fall S i minds of the inhabitants of St. Louls P note 4’ ts values. Easy credit terms. x * e me ~ are so prejudiced against Hogan that An Immense Showing and Sale of us when you see ig surprising >. Splendi Quality, ull Size Oak By he could not have a fair trial here , “ Twelve af@davits have been filed | ; : * in support of the motion. Circuit Attorney Sidener said §' ; a that as the motion asks for removal § . . 4 . Fie of the case from the jurisdiction of | : 95 A St. Louis he would) oppose it and - , * would ask the Court/for an opportu. B=) Including Such Celebrated Makes as ; : nity to introduce testimony in rebut- = : ; i o ‘al of any that mfght be introduced . Bridge & 2 Beach—Moore 8, Wilson . : by Hogan's attorneys in behalf of =} H F ] d R . Pe the motion. 'E eaters—Federal an oesc nges $3 Cash—75c Weekly " eo serwer ce Spee | ° The Union Is Back to Pre- = Dr. Valeria H. Parker of Wash- rt ie Ms Full Size Blue Enamel War Prices on Kitchen ington will be the guest of the Mis- | | . . . Cabinets sourl League of Women Voters at | A | ; > b R r a luncheon at the Town Club, Mon- | | Baacgs** result, she alleged, of thé conductor Ji Steel Range that is. $ 25 = ae ‘ opening the door before the car hac | scientifically con- — — 3 stopped. The accident occurred § ©) structéi and is a won- Bebo of ae biggest values Nov. 28, 1919, at Twenty-first and =}! derful baker. xt a ml er ok en, Wash Mreets. She sued.for $25,000. Hes walecs over etterea. 89 Cash opens into a full-sized bed. | ; . S e 5 = . strictly high-class S1 Weekly leather with . coe Town Clab Speaker. = ange. : ton mattress and patr Mrs. Demarchus Brown of In- [j= See Our Line of The last week of this sale diunapolis will speak at a dinner of [Ef , the Town Club at 6:30 p. m. Frida‘ =| oy S “ r j iy place of Dr. Isador Loeb of Mis- §i EA RS 2 ° ° ° ; souri University, who cannot be |S} An Exquisite Creation in a Loose Cushion Upholstered amit — . — =| Fy C °* e R , -° : = . Wi : Wonderful Merit ine Cane Living-Room Suite | p = TAKE A ; = Sun Ray Heater leater This Living-Room Suite value will create a great ‘stir among shrewd, 3 economical buyers, and no wonder. This beautiful cane and mahog- : |= $ 75 any Suite of exquisite Queen Anne Period with full cane backs and : = ‘E ° genuine Marshall Joose cushion seats covered in a splendid quality of ma : S T asy — silk velour, is fit to grace the most beautiful lPving room. Set comprises —t Bs ; = long 72-inch davenport, chair and large winged fireside chair. On sale at M - as bl d F + = erms ’ . WITH YOU =| , assive iapie an our =" —_—_——$————— =| A wonderful parlor Heater that It is truly a merchané@iain : =| will save your fuel, give a great offer a massive 6-ft. extension e. | S| amount of heat and is beautiful in Waive tte tactecian L. #. red peats $i, = 3) appearance. It’s a totally different exceptionally low prica Just as Pp ‘ =! stove and an amazing bargain at Priced in this sale at...... oh ene wee eeeees ae: =| ; only $23.75. See it at once. Easy 7 & = terms. ; = = [= = " 4 e im aaa OG =| ‘ y | ‘ Ut uj al . =| ee : . . : i | KOD AK THE = [lee EE EEE This Elegant Loose Cushion Sprino Back ’ ¢ : = = : bad ° f ad P CHILDREN || New Rugs % Overstuffed Living-Room Suite a “The Bird j= ‘ — = A i = =~ Here is your opportunity to own a magnificent loose cushion over- _ = R age eres F che widdies” wilt 3 At Big Savings Ad stuffed living room suite—and at the same time save a big sum of $ Parad ¢ j= +f wom A set of charming design, upholstered in beautiful, high- ; ferson “eee bri =| = quality tapestry. The davenport is 82 inches 1 . hand hai Going Detter bed Guldhon Bsveleming =| , x . 9x12 Brussels Rugs rE and rocker to match. All meranait loose "@ualion ” aphotierad. ‘with & : ) and printing. | ~~ Beautiful floral and Ori- Ry. spring edge and full cushion back. Be sure . Mi Rs ‘Music and = ° > ental Cesigne—spren- $17.50 WS San Cae Gee Gee Ge Wc Simmons Day-Bed and Pac pl : | SS SS Sf whom { . g : 4 > . 417 N. Broadwa ae = : y Magnificent Italian Oak, Modified Italian : Renai Dini m Sui enaissance Dining-Room Suite. gov we bareedteredbrsthemonaes | The rare charm of this modified Italian Renaissance design will surely appes) to you. Finished in the rich nut brown Italian ‘oak and decorated with all the quaint carvings of that period—carefully constructed. Set comprises large buffet, 6-ft. extension table and 6 high dack leather seat chairs. China closet. Extra — ~~ e | == er wee Daw GU coco bbsSedsc oui eck "Pee Rea Seno te, oS C 3: 7. -« A e | == . | me — Canaries! |. Se LAGE SENSE ES PELEAPSHE . - ~ With eny dirde | 4 -. ~ eferead fer sale. a 75 Their wonderful x nee ae Awe age uge discount. hese are the regu 75.00 models. Oniy @ limited number, so get yours early. ‘ Md / Pye UN ies / UUM VMMMUMM fas Li MLLLLLLL fl 4 en 50c Weekly A splendid Oi] Heater of Here ie @ truly handsome and out-of-the- highest quality—the long wick | ordinary Red-——made in th ; bette = | design in Englieh gold lacaeer finish, fii me A “cit aa “4 heat a : oy | mattress And an all-steel on-sag spring: quantity at this low sale price 1] i ] only $84.75. . — oa of 84.75. eT 24-26-28-30 O IV E STREE terms of iti ht tn ee ee ee

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| o "oe 2 . ee “s* - = r »i{ S22? as . a, # ae USS ts «opt, l Size Oak BINETS | te, Pillows d Mattress feckly 39° the biggest values in Dav- offered in many years. 4 golid oak Devens nt to a full-sized bed. Uphol- ) Imitation brown 32 ish with a comfortable tress and patr of week of this sale a _ = a val j ; ' ; | al re eee: Four Chairs le to rt “at 3 n te 224° assive Chifforobe 11.60 Cash—S50c Weekly isis a full- ge Chiflfo- $ ° >be, con- , ucted of Solid == and wonder- ly well fin- ved. Has fivi awers, hat box and tarte thes compartment. One of » big values offered at the lon. s ed and Pad ——Ooo SO 4 ‘39° The genuine Sim- aioe awaited, in American walnut fin- ish, with cretonne- 7 d . Opens inane a ptt eteed bed. v ip the original. @oing every season. “averader.”’ thor of "ci Thurston's novel. General News — PART FOUR. ——$——— ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 1921. -_ ———$—— — — ae A ——— 7 Se Amusements Photo Plays PAGES 1—18 . 0- RS aaa og eee eo 2 oe * ate? Ga ae ee . Ss ; po \ hie Ai _ * ies ae 7 " a , f. ~edg and “Camille” on View Nazimova in a x of MM d » t =

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= ¥ i > te ———— agg —— Teeth —_— oe grr => - te . * oo hg J “si * VES a oe +5 ~* SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Thos . LJ . 7 | ; the bed, giving a basket- = IAP great war. There are many extras 4g Wilhelm, is pro-| &venue reopens with Nazimova in down over . ) TWAIN FANTASY |} used in the various scenes which tIn- eos y incaiies Grant. Others | ‘Camille.” The only matinee during | like effect. * - cludes y La Rue, the week will be played this after- The cast for “Camille” inciu stock—carried on win “CAMILLE” AMONG — eiude episodes in German East Afri- cast Fontaine | : | '| WEEK’S MOVIE B ca, the royal court of Berlin and the | + andl Johns, Winter Hall and. is Itra-mod ‘Camill rose oo Rein godly Fanaraamcree Ar: = ) ft E ' : an u “modern “Camille” | : : fe OF | palatial drawing rooms of an English | yruy ghattuck. | who is presented in Nazimova’s pro- | thur Hoyt, Zeffie Tillbury, Ruth Mil- For quick action, the PHOENIX has marked its entire all pat floors—within the reach of every purse, and has made terms the most liberal pc mansion. Continved From Page One. James Kirkwood, the featurea| 4 #pecial added mes aor oor va duction of Alexander Dumas’ immor- |, ler and Consuelo Flowerton. week will be Henry Souvaine, the ».) love story. One of the bizarre | i player, has a dual role, appearin pitiin Great Impersonation,” an ©. oth as an Englishman and as a | well known pianist, men wie in | settings in this production is an al- | After working all day in a ae ‘ Oppenheim drama featuring ~.-mnan. In the leading feminine | ®¢@T4 in @ program 0 — _most circular boudoir quite different sun, making polo game woe ge iie nia me e bers. | from anything seen in the Paris of ' Riverside, Cal, for Dont : eu Se Kirkwood. | role is Ann Forrest, while Alan Hale, | | ‘i plot deals with a mixup in remembered for his fine work in od Beginning a new policy Wor first! pumas’ day. The bed, a unique ob- | Everything,” the director took “— So oe . and is concerned with inci- stage play, “Friendly Enemies,” is TUn pictures only, the Delmonte The- | ject in the room, also is circular. An’ company to a mountain age ol oO I or - , SS -F ee —— a —— _ \e immediately preceding the geen in the chief heavy part. The &ter at Delmar boulevard and Clara: overhanging circular canopy drops’ Pine Crest, more than a mile | : , : ———_ _|||| This 3-piece Blue Enameled Set com- # Sega rises: One 25-pound Flour Bin, one Tt | ||| 5-pound Sugar Bin, one large Bread »| or Cake Box. Complete set, actual! value $6.00; sale price, de- $2 49 eee ‘ livered to your home ‘ FLO \ 2 eae 4 No mail or phone orders. . . - . _ ead ~~ 2 s - - ™ , f - ~ q - « . a aegis ” - - = we z " _ 7 e-iee . > = —e Quteid Aer eae ae & iitteadidediet=es-ooee z “~~ RE a re te nt ~ 2 = hie ea ae ¥ al © a” od ¥ TWO BIG SPECIALS 9x12 “Gold Seal’”’ Congoleum, $11.95 _ GREEN AND WHITE WINDOW SHADES 86 inches wide, 84 inches long; complete with sgular Ae 23 ees Ow SS eee ly imperfect; regular price $1.00, special Special in Our Rug and Linoleum Departme crane ™" $49.75 $19.75 sr" $1.98 : | $38.00 size Ox12.....-cccee: $ 7.95 per yard. a $1. . >. " Linoleum, Cork, $1. 35 a 89c : per yard || This Beautiful 4-Piece Bedroom Suite}s vercoats [Tae seeeate | to Suit Every — _ ( 2 y : | Purse aa ~ ; ; Have an air of luxury aboutthem. If you a in| —~ want to know how fine Overcoats can be NCQ iy —for little money—here’s the evidence cis In ae are 0 ' ieee 2 lege | : Sy al ms commed 4 Le : . eee, ee ap eens = —— es ss 2 ee tech bce ate ee ra 7 — *D hn, ie a MPs = abe oO et ae Che : ba ee ; a ae ee - ET ~ 9 «a ~ ee “ 3 ‘t 7 * x ———— - Tes Aware Ba cae - - ee * - nal - : A / - = ——- oo > a 7 a Se - od -o : * ts ™ : - q = . ee —— os. LE ee ae BKK ———w . - 5 a ae e & Hi ‘ ; | % See the Unmatchable Values ee E Suite, as illustrated, consists of Bed (constructed in the new three-panel effect), Chifforette, eC CT at— | four roomy drawers and also two large compartments, large-size Dresser with beautiful te mirror, and , "| triple mirror Dressing Table—all substantially constructed and finished in American f Cane-Back Living-Room Suite—3-Piece $ [919700 L_ip ‘ es -— _ —— KS > ste eres \ “Jyte, mae ces ‘ “ae N | ze aa 3 SAS SE GEESE, Seay PEL 4A to | An elegant three-piece a ek AE Sater Sa (OVE ap (en | WS 1, |p Living-Room Suite has Saas aN M8 ei ee Re (ah 2 large Davenp or t, | TR gemmmeirmperitbns 0 -o5ant ier eecaeenneny oy, ~~ + 4 7 \ Wer / ee \ = Hal es oy SY Re rif straight Chair and Rock- | er, removable spring cush- | | LL made of fine Australian yarns woven to give that soft, aaa Te - =| fleecy appearance. Some are without belts, while 3 ee a others have half belts, and still others belts all around. a CHIFF | Swagger new coats—with plain or raglan shoulders— . ions, upholstered in good ee eee» . & x — oo auth NS : fer a special | iva 2 | m= ifjm | design exact- | oo ~ ee ly as shown in i llust ration. We are giving you now what we consider some of the | Be Sd gi | tet ration best values we have ever seen in Quality Overcoats. . PPD | matched el. Davenette Suite) #7 This is a truly wonderful Suite. At a moment’s ' price, ‘| notice the Davenette can be converted into full- || size, eomfortable bed. It is fitted with strong, $ 75 ‘||| elastie springs; the ecbair, rocker and davenette 7 | are ‘oe in imitation leather. $49 75 =— a erms $5.00 Monthly OF FINE IMPORTED FABRICS || $5.00 Allowance on Your Old Stove V7™_™ Men’s and Young Men’s all-wool, silk-trimmed Suits of the Finer Quality — in a wonderful showing at $5 ().00°__ 50 and better Olal gies MATCHLESS VALUES — One of Our 2-Trouser Suits Priced $35 $40 $45 and $50 Member of the Retailers’ Will Give Double Service Railroad Refund Association ~ ee _ When Fine Clothes Can Be Had at Such Reasonable Prices— rar aaa tne Sar Catan tion Kanges. Prices are The Reasonable Thing Is to Get Fine Ones og ogrencs sites. one grees cae: ee reentields have given universal satisfac- a os. = ; -, “ t v*: ~ +2 a” are . " ‘ a 7 ; Sse . : : > , : ! , : es ; ’ . + % é 35 ‘ “¥ x : J Z ms * + , . . a2, A ——s FAS a , « . * e¢. — “ dd value, at our special price, Palty. suscsaeeee on 1226—OLIVE ST REET—1226 PHOENIX FURNITURS =a ; cooker and baker. a easy terma s . at the a F ) aa i. ’

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‘ . une cit ioc m Suite 27.5 INN BRINGE-BEACH CHARM all-cast ¢-hole Range meée the celebrated Bridge & ach Co here in 8t. Lovis. ily guaranteed, a pertect oker and baker. Sold 08 $59.75 ry SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1921. # SUmMert FOST-NISPATCH Advertisers Recelve 190 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louls Newspaper ’ . es — . : | : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ Again, the Extraordinary, at St. Louis’ Foremost Talking-Machine Store! beginning Tomorrow, We Will Offer a Phonograph Value That Surpasses Even the Exceptional Values That We Have Offered in the Past jandard Equipped Phonographs @(48 inches high, 23 inches deep and 22 inches wide—equipped with standard guaranteed double-spring motor, all-wood tone chamber, patented tone control and speed regulator, with all exposed parts heavily nickel plated —plays all records—choice of mahogany, fumed oak and golden oak. Offered at the surprisingly low price of - ,. —_ r — = * - —_—~ ——— | o - 5. te . - a + = = is ; ; : ‘ , _ - : , ; vy " ih a j “t ~~ % » + ; «* > 4 4 , ———— ; —— — . —_— i S “ ‘ ' > - = = Tt — n = nae — TT e ’ = . ~ rrr — paar ares . s* ¥ e* 71 . * oo. ‘ -— sare % 7 - - iS ivtmias s* - . * .« . = ' ; i‘? ee ) = ’ o . : ; - — . Fe . ++ ; es? > : ' a@ee a ‘ sees K eeae nd ,” ’ - a - , ‘ sane? ames ie gaeet aete r . a@er . > ‘ emee . j see eases ager 34722 Cash 34720 Per Month Vig tae @ The arrangement by which this astonishing ae offer is possible is one of this store’s greatest achievements, for it brings our patrons the great- eee |) VN Wise est Phonograph value that has ever been offered I “aaa : Wi.) Wilts i in St. Louis—in fact, we doubt if it has been ap- ree t+ 1) ita proached anywhere in the United States. And being made by one of the largest builders of Phono- graphs, these instruments can be purchased with full confidence of giving the utmost satisfaction. : * LL ——, th = — = = > —— = '=+-—..5 -<_——ine —— =... ete ee. ee © Le ae ~ Guaranteed by the Maker and Famous-Barr Co. @ This Phonograph at the special price of $50 will surprise the keenest judge of musical instruments—it is truly a rev- elation in Phonograph value and will become the pride of every home in which it is placed. Artistically designed and hand- somely finished cabinet of large size, as illustrated—rich tone of wonderful volume. To see it one cannot help but desire it and the opportunity of buying it for so nominal a sum is most phenomenal. $5 Cash Places This Phonograph in Your Home Balance Can Be Paid at Rate of $5 Per Month @ While there isa labee number of these splendid Phonographs in this sale, the brisk demand that is certain to be made will show the wisdom of making early selection. If you would be sure of getting one— Make It a Point to See These Phonographs Tomorrow Music Salon—Sixth Floor FAMOUS-BARR CQO; St. Louis Home of the Ampico in the Chickering Piano ie

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SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louls Newspaper. OCTOBER 1 300% GOSSIP OF STAGE; gael a5 There Are Many Wonderful Bargains in This Month's ST. LOUIS HOUSE FURNISHING CO., 902 FRANKLIN AV. | ann m . - , ee — . - = = r - — 7 = am: . i. , S* _ - - = “ - ——

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ON ET RE I se ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH & WATERBUGS The nastiest apectes of the ~ roach family, a other : al _ cleaned out with a. MADE AND SOLD BY e's W. D. HUSSUNG « 1139 Pine Street Bell Phome—Olive 1258 Rats and 1 SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis N helio 4 y er St. Louis N GOSSIP OF: STAGE; STRANGERS WHO MET IN A | NEW ENTERPRISES | IN EAST AND West| SHELL HOLE WERE BROTHERS Former Soldiers Discover Relation- Continued From Preceeding Page. sostememen ee Ship After Separation of 17 Years. Special to the Post-Dispatch. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 15.— Separated more than 17 years, after | ns ng placed ‘in an orphanage in| St. Louis, Frank, Joseph and Flor- | ence Payne were united again the ewspaper. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1921. — in Prairie Schooner. to the Post-Dispatch. , "i brothers after their * “BOWLING GREEN, O., Oct. 15.— meeting discov- ered they sought safety together in the same shell hole in the Argonne. Neither knew of their lationship then, but in telling their War expe- riences the shell hole inciMent was | mentioned and the truth e@ out. (experiment. At first the |roosted with the chickens at and took their rations in the yard. eagles ever, the eagles began to devour the the eagles with a club and killed — chickens... Schroeder then went after them. en- = One morning recently, how- RUPTURED? n't Throw Away Anoth | Old-Style Trusses. Let Us Cure You Under Guarastee,. NO PAIN—NO KNIFE sad REE—The »n . Combatants —— SPECIAL Full Upper or Lower Plate; regular $10.¢0 value... . uw 4 - $5.00 ‘YOUR -~ be is 5 C HICAGO is being heralded as P : : HOURS: DAILY, 8:30 TO 6: SUNDAY Other day in the home of Mrs. Ed- “Oliv THE HERNI. ; ; pet RNIATONE co. the refuge of stage folk, in W El 7 - “the road,” and of merciless selec. | amas Stanley, a cousin. The two Pine St.. St. Louis’ . oe - ’ — : VER 20 Olive St. ae ° uis, Mo. these times of depression on tion among the new offerings in! New York. Chicago people and vis- | ra : ; that is the reason he has survived other playwrights.” _-—_--— Pet Eagies Killed Chickens S~ecial to the Post-Dispatch McCLUSKY, N. D., Oct. 15.—Nic Schroeder had heard of farmers rajs- | ing wild ducks and geese, so when he captured three young prairies eagles near his farm he decided to Rupture 2 fFiveh FREE io ¢ ‘ poston for free advice on “Curing ure or call b Saturdays 4-6. etween 10-4. Chicago as a Haven ’ Contracts taken toe roaches, Bed Bugs, -Room itors to the city, it appears, are go- | , ing to the theater, and shows which | , ; a“ | have all but Stranded because | MARY GARDEN TALCUM _ ARNICE FACE POWDER ' a : Mig vo ange pad Poff, ~ Foal er 300 Cc Bayer’s VICK’S VAPO RUB a VIGORTONE $1.00 eT c Street of poor business in other cities have | been rushed to the Chicago loop for | 35c Jar, 24c resuscitation. Among the produc- tions which have thus reached Chi- ' cago ahead of their expected time are “Afgar,” “Honeydew” and “The | Detour,” the last-named being Owen | Davis’ play which openéd in New YEA . T York, Aug. 2% | WILL PUT ON “STAY THERE” FLESH Increase your energy and banish skin eruptions, it is easy and eco- nomical to take, results quick. If you want to quickly get more strength and vitality and have that firm flesh ‘‘pep’’ which makes | Corner St. Charles POGOe ete te eaeteaaaceebee eu acaees . *S*eeeeenegas - mersegagsnessascaseac’ eee TT Ty 7 . . an BROS.DRUG Sect eetettierecens eaaeeever OG t ewes. . Se | ’ **seccanst) OS DRUG Co TUMVCTIMAD SAC Three Big Celebration Days—Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Combination ANGE your chance to get st designed Range market. Absolutely improvements that ork of cooking in oven that can be thout stooping, bakes gas, coal or other fuel, constructed with fire- tes which gives great- th least fuel. All fin- 1 TT Zoe Akins’ “Varying Shores,” in which Elsie Ferguson will be seen, will give the actress the opportunity to appear at various Stages of life. She will be seen first as an old woman, and will grow younger as | the play proceeds. | Julius Tannen- has retired from | ‘the stage, and, unlike some other re- | tirements, this appears to mean that. he will not be seen on the stage a - = “ ee ee - > " in—ths if his ) ; blue @ aad. 0 : | ness ta What he hopes it will be, | J 70% 100K and feel 100 per cent , Regular Don't UU. il Raeatn terivis Les fat ee Gag. two of hree Great Days of Real Money Saving Bargains $1.39. Fannie Hurst has finished a play = Mail Orders—Add Postage and War Tax—lIf too much is sent, change will be enclosed in package. WHISK BROOMS 50c with each meal for a short time and watch the truly amazing re- sults. It is guaranteed to put on firm flesh, clear the «kin and in- sure energy or money back. $1.00 boxes for 83c Down Delivers It to be called “‘Roulette.” It deals with the adventures of twins who come here from Russia. One is red-headed and the other a brunette, red and black. Hence the title. -— + you can install the graceful GRANBY Perfumes |Creamsand Lotions r Old Face Powders $1.00 Piver’s Azurea, fle or Floramye 50c Imogene Oc Dierkiss 25e Velvet Cream, for chapped or rough skin. ite 50ce Mary Garden Cream .42c 35ce Rond’s Vanishing $1.25 Piver’s Azsurea, Le Trefle or Fleramye, oz. DSe $1.50 Dierkiss, oz. $1.50 Ben Hur, oz. $2.40 Mary Garden, oz. .. - P ee, eS ee _—— “The Bat,” now past its 370th | > ** . a a ._ -— ‘ Stove 4 L ‘ : 4 = 7 PHONOGRAPH performance at the Cohan Grand in| $1.00 Dijerkiss Cream 27 mh i ’ Chicago, has broken the record - $1.00 Coty’s 2.40 Gardenglo, oz, .». ante” " accepted at a io f in your home. enone Penta sande eal 5Oe Sanitol $2.00 Hieger's Garden Queen, | 5c Incram’s Milkweed - “cn ; Pig be 35e ox, 1.15 td allowance by us, % BA ; Get Rich Quick Wallingford, SCHOENF $1.00 Mary Garden. | S3e $1.50 Honolule peutnet.on Vee ase Weedhars’s Geum. 200 rhe stra REDUCTIONS ON it in on a new’ || 9 Wf Many of your which was 359 performances, “The LD emer a Vielet’ ov Wipthrin, on foo | Geena santana De Lacy’s Toilet Preparations. ‘ ; . eer AAD $1.50 Chin Chin, oz. ....... 79¢ § we P You have used De Lacy’s fore cold weath- _ } neighbors are and Philadelphia. KIDNEY + LIVE A she LtAme, 250, 602 igh OOdPY's $2.10 Pivers Aruren or Le seelanes panaians Uae goods, you know what they are. SSSR pre irerttttaged ds: $Me $1,320, Prves"s Auuren Vddiaal S60 Arnica, Densein aed Bimgns ‘Lotion. 204 «7006 Thousands of St. Louls ladies nae use these aterling gooda year “ 50c Stillman’s Freckle Cream................ S4e Melba Massage Cream trial tubes: es, at clears the system and guards against colds. Good for all the family. Make it and take it like ordinary tea. 31.05 S125 Dierkias Vegetal.... Origan Tollet Water Patent Medicines and Drug 50¢ %-pint Bay Rum Pure Castor Oil, pint Pure Castor Oil, 4 wagon Pure Olive Oil, 2 Hudnut's Armands Toilet Soaps BOCABRELLI CASTILE— Three Flowers There's a reason Hair Toute. ** See : gray, faded or streaked hair, - Sie De Lacy’s Shampoo........ after year. . tr. $1.00 De Lacy'’s For . : : > of 5 - . Pa Bargain stocked on this beau- it at a bed-rock price. Period Styles. od strong rockers and pmfortably upholstered J © | P lays si / @ ff all records A much better. Come in. See it. Hear it. Priced $100 and Up There are rumors of an intended revival of Thomas Dixon's play, “The Clansman,” as a result of pub- lic interest in the revived Ku Klux Klan. buying this quality instrument. Made in . and iSe lar m “Over the Hill,” stage play, which is on the same Will Carleton theme as the film of the same name, was presented last week by a stock com- pany in Newark. ROSE. OATMEAL. FLOWER OR BRUTTERWILK (made by Palmolive Co.)— 10c. values, 5c: dozen... . SSec CUTICTRA WOodDRCURY’s. COLGATE’ VIOLET ar ROSE 3% for 2he PARKE-DAVIS GERMICIDAL. 17°: 3 for BSe PEROXIDE VENETIAN BATH. 3 fer 20e ARMOUR’S BUTTERMILK. 3 for 10¢ Waltke’s Family Launtry Soap 10c Straight Bar, 5 for 30c ——s ~~ 7. yer. 7 ee ee $1.00 Nux Ferrone, the most popular of re the liquid iron tonics. . tic; 2 for $1.45 *0c Alophen Pills. 100 bottle 59c (Limit 2? bettles) $1.25 Beef, Iron and Wine.77c: 2 for $1.45 25c Eucalyptus Couch Syrup 19¢ 50c Eucalyptus Cough Syrup Je $1.00 Vernon’s Enertone. the great blood- building tonic; first time price has ever been cut 7He; 3 for $2.19 50c De Witt's Kidney & Bladder Pills. 34c £150 De Witt’s K. and B. Pills 7 30c Phenolax Wafers Livertonic Pills 75c St. Charlies Liver Reculator Vernon’s Livertone Pill« 55c $1.25 Hydrangea Compound, forkidney . : Gold Medal Haarlem Oil troub "Rie | 25c Twinkle Toe Corn Remover; %5c Walnutta Hair Stain... . ubles $1.25 Gin the best and most reliable of corn rem- Coconol Shampoo 17¢ Cutex Preparations Mary Fuller Nall hee 390 49¢ enr Je Watkins’ C ut Oil Shampoo, Se Hinkle’s Pills (100) 39e Comp. Cathartic Pills (100)...... 20e Mmpoo 3t7e Blaud’s Iron Pills (100) 32e Calome!l and Soda Tablets (100). .19¢ Bromide Quinine Tablets, for colds.17c Quinarettes. for colds ive a” The, White List of the Catholic Theater movement now contains, as plays mainly free from objectionable features, the names of ‘“Dulcy,” ‘‘Nobody’s Money,” “Only 38,” “Six- Cylinder Love,” “The Wheel” and “The White-Headed Boy.” Sarah Edwards has been engaged for “The Rose Girl,’’ announcements} state, and the show is to run in Bos- ton this fall before being sent west. St. Louis playgoers will wonder if this is the Sarah Edwards who wes formerly a member of the Park o dl Peres Geese ee oreety & member of the | Fark ua i stock organization of 1914 to 1916. BUETTNER § . FURNITURE Co. & “4 5@c Herpicide..............- 426 Pinand’s Eeu de Quinine, = ut ‘“s seseseeeeeeerens,. . ee Se Tl > 1 Gloseo Sage end Solphur.63e la Creole Hair Dres«ing. ... . Tic 2°? Pee =~ ~ mu > Lae $1.00 Johnson's Female Tonic........68c $1.25 Tasteless Cod Liver Oll, 79c; 3 for $2.25 $1.00 Nux and Iron Tablets. 49c; 3 for $1.40 50c Limestone Phosphates 37e 25c Samuel’s 3 P. Capsules. for stomach troubles 15¢ $5.00 McDade’s Prescription, for severe and chrenic blood diseas@s: special. ; $3.00; 2 for $5.00 oe MOOD 2 hcce cdaneds ss ease Sones 2le $1.00 Wampole’s Cod Liver Oil 2ic Hill’s Cascara Quinine 60c Ib. pure Glycerin, Ib........+....380 2ic 4 of. pure Glycerin 1Se 80c 4 oz. Glycerin and Rese Water. . .19¢ $1.00 pint pure Bay Rum 69c Srecials Vernon’s Shaving Lotion A delightful finish te your i shave. A _ scientific blend of 1 Porto Rico Bay Rum, Menthol, Witeh-Hazel and Glycerin, cooling, and healthy. 9c Monday Only Djierkiss Rouge ..... eget 50e Neet Cream, ‘ 35 Vernon’s Peroxide LSP iets All the charms’of the romantic French courts seem to be distilled in parfum Chantilly— exquisite in fragrance. At Toilet Goods Counter. Per 0z. $1.19 *. a ADJUSTO SEAT COVERS Made of straw. and auick- ly fastened te ante a Keeps your clothes clean, Regular $1.25 : = ar Compound BARKEEPERS’ FRIEND » For — all brass or netals it is unequal- ed; 25c boxes. : i7c 2 for 32e “Pomander Walk,” Louis N. Par- ker’s comedy of the five little houses on the Thames, will be produced as 4 a musical offering. The score will mui} be by Hugo Felix, composer of N. E. Cor. Eighth and he “Lassie” and “Pom Pom” and the Washington a beautiful outfit, fin- ; | in rich American © me | book is being rearranged for musi- mE ical comedy purposes by Catherine The lyrics will -_— oom 75c Pint Bottle \@ ~ ut. Well constructed “bg 2.0.0 018146 8.0. Sede al) |be by Brian Hopker A * : . ' 1 a ker. ie With Cod Liver Of and ughout, with finest | i = merican Oil hn Ale ggg Hang BFR hi apparent in . | We Carre the Full 47¢c $1.10 Nuxated Iron ...... ) 50c Mentholatum ..... . 39e and Coughs, fmansnip PP 4 Chantilly Line, 3 for $1.28 $1.00 Lambert's Listerine & S400 Moenthobidmen >. o tie tans — Hairbrush ’ , ayrT : Vosedse eee VO 30c Grove’s Lax. Bromo. Quinine. . ..24¢ Special Genul ne Un bristle, aplid back, mith -_— sanitary $1.25 value; special $3.75 Horlick’s Malited Milk (Hospital) i $2.70 Le ( | | ame MM CUTLERY vie Ts COUNTER Pocket Knives—1000 samples from one p at . rice of..... , of our big jobbers, 2 and 3 biade, mostly stag handles; large and small quality and are ex- 1.50 Scott's Emulsion 100 Sauthbba’ California $1.25 Gude’s Peptomansgan $1.00 Tanlac #1.10 Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin 25e Mentholatum Rubber Goods Specials Every piece of Rubber Goods quoted in this ad is guaranteed, a new one free if it leaks In one year. Also through special concessions from manc- facturers every price quoted is the lowest cut price ever made in St. Louis on these roods. | Excellence Fountain Syringes, red rubber. seamless, rapid flow, $2 value... .- ««- 98C 4 Bull Dog Fountain Syringe; pure maroon rub- ber, one-piece bag; rapid flow; $2.50 reg- ularly, for errr Bull Dog Combination Syringe and Water Bottle; regular $3.25 value; for....$2.29 Supreme Combination Syringe and Water Bottle; pure red Para rubber; no seams to leak; none better made; reg. $4.75 value, SOP swecce . - $3.19 Autocrat Hot Water Bottle; red seamless rub- ber; a real $2.50 walue, for.......$1.29 $3.50 Douche Spray Syringe.........$2.59 $1.00 Rubber Lined Kitchen Aprons; don't be $1.00 Swift's Specific—S. 8S. S..... 75e Milk Emulsion $1.50 Milk Emul«iog Tc Baume Analgesique 80c Formamint Tablets . CIGAR SPECIALS La Palina : Don Julian | CTALITY_CIGAR ag ny Size, /1 i Senator Size, 2 for 25c 50 bex. 85.50 Magnolia Size 15¢; 7 for $1.00 box, 86.50 . Perfecto Grande Size 3 for 50c 50 box, $8.00 FIRST CONSUL . 10¢c straight Maohattas for 40c er Sublime size Ss 50 box. 83.0% FLOR DE MELBA 2 for 25e Broker 2 15¢ without one—special “eee eeeeeeee .49c . box, $1.88; box, $3.75 2 To NIGHT . = Supreme Hot Water Bottle; pure maroon 25 i = Para rubber; no better made; actual $4.50 value, for.$2.69 | _ Muriel or nc Destroyers 25c Roach... .17c; 2 for 30c , 50c Roach... .34c; 2 for 55c cy 25c Bed Bug. .17c; 2 for 30c 50c Bed Bug. .34c; 2 for 55c 25c Ant ......17c¢; 2 for 30c S5c genuine Bris- tle Brushes at.. 25c and 30c genuine Bristle Brushes. . 19c © LISTERINE|| TOOTH PASTE LigTaRinm their sizes; actual $1.00 to $1.75 valeus; 50c Clippers, solid PRe steel, 3% to 6 inches; special. . .69c 35@ Im ed Nall Files 190 50c Nail Clippers..........e65.. . .00 Auteostrop Kazors Pia as Razors 6Nec Enterprise Blades, will fit the Ever- Ready or Gem Hazors.......... 19¢ Sic Palmelive Shaving Cream 50c Mentholated Bay Rum and Witch Harel, to use after shaving 39c FOUNTAIN PENS Will place on sale 300 high-grade Fountain Pens; regularly $2.00 and $3.00; solid gold points; equal to any $5.00 pen made: $2.00 ones... .98c $3.00 ones. .$1.98 D because | ill castings excel, and castings are the | CCAUSEC vital parts of a furnac®---the parts that come in contact with the fiercest heat. The'Cahill castings are un- heavy and thick, and special attention is given to their and fit. Such castings guarantee greater durability and faction, because they retain heat longer than ordinary cast- ings, thereby saving fuel, requiring less attention, and giving more uniform heat. The heavy Cahill castings are“also more durable than Castings less sturdily made and offer greater resistance to wear. It will Pay you to examine the castings of a Cahill before buying a furnace. They ore for long service and constant saving.” Cahill imaces The Cahill Furnace is the result of 40 manufacturing experience, and em- the same manufacturing ideals which even to aa Grates and au an en reputation for ty end dependability. ; ‘Tomorrow ; Alright A vegetable aperient, adds tone and vicor to the digestive end eliminative system, improves the eppe- tite, relieves Sick Heedeche and Bil- jousness, corrects Constipation. La Costa The 10c Cigar 5 for 40c =| rencco af Kiss Toilet le 50 box $3.98) + se | : ox. ese dusberts Sees The modern and sanitary method of heating homes. chairches, echools, fectories and stores, One reglenes heats the whole house. Simple to in- etdll, economical and easy to operate. Uniform heat in every Let Our Service Department Help You We will giadly eid you with advice, absolutely end without obligation. if will d sketch Spee belaing wet ease eT ae ete ‘Chattanooga Roofing & Founliry Co. Chattanooga, Tenn. THOMAS room, constantly circulating. WRITE US FOR FREE BOOKLET fully deecribing Cahill Pipeless Furneces and giving valaabie information heating ealera for St. Louis McHENRY & SON 3958 Laston Avenue _ _——- —_- : = =e > - edd - . > - » = o . - Py oe -T Ame Druggis 2Seo size eedbeocececdseceReicocerlht® Bic alte setococeveesetcccssers -ahte ** errr. TeTreer Yi. THE STORE OF BETTER SE CANDY SPECIAL Large Gum Drops 2-Pound Box, 35c - RVICE

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PER CENT WORF CITY CIRCITLATION Than Those fn Any Other St. Loufs Newspaper. i F STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH. Advertisers Receive 100 sak, ‘assisted by Prof. Da i t became infested; WHAT MOVIE FOLK SAS ATTACK ON BUGS IN tp seanepaeedid w ho wikis pry meng Se reer ciel tenet, ARE DOING, WITH — Sf The doors, w' ndows and all open- | due University. made a gas attack | f ——————o— = hod Ciears Plant at Brazil, ind... | on the Mediterranean moths in a ings of the mi!) were closed tightly PLANS FOR FUTURE ) ~tel th a | flour mill here. which the farmers and filled with hydrocyanic acid gas. SF to the Post-)) spate ‘recently bought. |The gas attacks were repeated un- Centinued From Page Oe. BRAZIL. Ind., Oct. 15.—Members | vied. ares Co-Operative ‘Co..’ aroha Cog whey es oa | 2a (ae io merly a featured player in Century Comedies, also has a .part in this picture. Others prominent in the cast are Jimmie Adams, Lige Con-| An unusually | ™he First Cost of a JEWEL Is the Last Cost - - ~ - —s — — a as - o aa > “ 4 . - = Jt -- ~ ~ oe = = ay ieee like this it has been scientifically ests Sent to your home for Free trial and test WITHOUT CHARGE that every pullet is born or 1 - XS with over one thousand ming for this unusual : = 7 | | €erms tn her system—and will le low price. With four large drawers, |e . =a on a highly profitable basis over You need pay no cash down when you make your selection. We will secept your old Piano or Phonograph at full cash value as the first pay- wardrobe space with clothes racks ey ried of four to efx years’. tine fi ment, then in 30 days you may start regular payments of $10 per month. a. proper care, and hangers, full size French plate ; | == , | 4 How to work to get 1000 egg FREE | Make Your First Pay- § +10 O Per i f | $98 Daveno Suite | PORCELAIN-TOP | Be aia This is a chance to \purchase a Suite that will be admired by afl whe see ! Kitchen Cabinet JAN! 2a ces can, eae Gane «aaa . ae | = ~ . which include a dav that 3 NA SR ere, F opens ont Inte a full-size bed. Can be » A barga! — vw ae veemon OO ‘“ > : oe ee ; nm that you appreciate. - —— Upholatered ta the best. grade of. «.- en Table with perrelain tep. all-white enamel Gnish. gm ; Also fitted with flour bin and cutlery With Ashpan ‘ote Cotton Fertigs § Combinatior These are some of the many ae — ’ Range Tats Range is without Me) ee os] 2 ‘ = kind of flue. “Tt : eee . . nS—One — Brouis and one for on coal bak > SPECIAL—IF\ YOU BUY NOW - A beautiful mahogany Floor Lamp with silk fringe shade, an artistic Music Rol] Cabinet to match, combination Player-Piano Bench and a nice selection of Music Rolls all incladed FREK with our new Player-Piano outfit at the special] cut price of $345. Here Are a Few Special Close-Out Bargains at Cut Prices Some are almost like new, all are guaranteed and may be exchanged at full price paid on any new Starck Upright Grand or Piayer-Piano. Also in this sale are ineluded’ our entire stock of new Starck Pianos and Players. Also all Pianos returned from dealers, rental, or on sale Pianos. Prices are cut, some almost in half, for quick sales. Kimball (upright Piano) $ 85 Werner Player $295 Grand Pianos (like new) .$585 Steinway (small size)... 225 Kingston Player .... 285 Grand Pianos (guaranteed) 325 Chickering (ebony case). 185 Nelson Player 265 Upright Pianos (new).... 195 | Price & Teeple (like new) 195 La Salle Player..... 175 Upright Pianos (rood tone) 49 Cut Price Terms $1 per week on used Pianos—Free Trial—No Money Down No Cash Needed Free Trial Easy Terms Brew “Monday. : | , Oe : Out-of-Town ¢ | KED IN ee -of-Town Customers | Gast fey |B A. Starck Piano Go. ESE) = = = Manafactarers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos tories, Chicago, om FREB | . TO ALL i TRIAL. NO MONEY DOWN, 102 Olive St. St. Louis, Mo: |= “™" "= = i : me — @uality upholstered. fu wood hed ie, te have many other pS an ii if ty i Ne me re re s 3 i f? if i sf ~y SS = Ve —_ ‘}" 2 2 a 4 a4 i 4 i fh F; fs ,

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: ° AT, OBER (6. 1992 © CASA SAS! i) @ i /a\ — Wr, Ot) Nia 7a 7a “4 \f as at- emselves! : ght’ 5 (@\\i/A\i/4N/4 Never say “Aspirin” without saying “Bayer.” Sad (je Vey ud @ Colds Headache ‘Rheumatism y Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis : Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain ns... SPIRIN WARNING! Unless you see name “Bayer” on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians Over 21 years and proved safe by millions for Accept only ‘“‘Bayer’’ package which contains proper directions. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets—Bottles of 24 and 100—All druggists. Aspirin io the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacié a oO anklin AV. . ADVERTISEMENT. _ Se eo ee we A -— i}: 11000 EGGS jj {}In EVERY HEN i) F If You Keep Chickens Cut This Out e germs in her aystem——and will lay therm ' one highly proftable baele over a pe- ried of four to six years’ time if given ike pullets; how to keep up heavy egg return mail “The great trouble with the poultry | production al! @:rsugh cold | Business has always been that the lay- months when eggs-are highest; » tng life of a hen was too short,” says ®gg@ production; inake slacker Winter triple hens Beary Trafford, International Poultry hustle; $5.00 profit from every hen i: Bapert and Breeder, for nearly eight- six Winter months. These and man: een years Editor of Poultry Success. other money-making poultry secrets are | | The average puliet lays 150 eggs. If | contained tn Mr. Trafford's “1000 EGG ) Rept the second year, #he may lay 100/ HEN” aystem of poultry raising. | mere. Then she goes to market. Yet. | copy of which will be sent absolutei- ’ tt has been asclentifically estabiished free to any reader of this paper wh. that every pullet is born or hatched keeps @eix hens or more. Eggs should with over one thousand minute ege go to a dollar or more a dozen this Win- ter. This yneans big profit to the pou!- try keeper who gets the errs. Tratvord tells how. If you keep chi one early; how to make the old hens a “The 1000 ‘wad HEN” will be sent bs ' i ‘WHAT MOVIE FOLK ARE DOING, WITH __ Continued From Preceding Page. uses other than those for which they were originally intended. Bebe Daniels ig using hers these days to apply common street dirt to her ‘nose and cheeks. The why of which being that the unusually preity Realart star is supposed to have just come tnto a house, aft & ride on the rear trunk rack of a speeding automobile. K. T. Ho, an eminent.§ Oriental representing the $5,000,000 Pacific Comniercial Bank of Shanghai, China, was a recent visitor to the May McAvoy set at the Realart studio. Mr. Ho represents a group ‘of Chinese millionaires who have ‘included motion pictures among va- rious other things that they are msidering as possible investments for the surplus funds eccumulated ‘through war nrofits and favorable fluctuations of the exchange rate. Marion Davies, star of Cosmopol- itan Productions, can assemble, cut and splice her own film. When she. jisn’'t needed on the. set she likes nothing better than to drop into the cutting room, look over tho film through her magnifying glass, throw what she doesn’t consider good out and get busy with glue and ecissors. D OROTHY DALTON, one of the feature players ir Cecil B.: de | Mille’s “Fool's Paradise,” has gone }to Hollywood to work in George | Melford's next Paramou picture, “Moran of the Lady L-tty,” from |the novel by Frank Norris. Rudolph Valentino, leading man {fn “The ' Sheik,” plays opeosite Miss Dalton. lor the first time In more than a year, William de Mi.ie recently filmed outdoor scenes in the making of “Miss Lulu Bett,” his new Para- mount picture. =|ming have sailed for London to apr pear in pictures being made in Eu-| trope by George Fitzmaurice. Miss_ Cumming supported Mae Murray in | > , 1 -|the “Idols of Clay” and recently | ena an wan 1¢ : r . . . - s* ' oe See. | you, "cut out thin ad and ne nd it with , completed work in Sam Wood's weds How to work to wet 1000 egges from your name and acdress to Henry Traf- ere “Don’t Tell Everythins.” | /every hen: how to get pullets laying ford, em — a Court Bidg.. - hamton, N nd a free copy ——— Villlam de Mille’ s product io n of | Continued on Next Page. | eno Suite be prepared when the cold weather arrives. a Sulte a all whe see $ utifal, massive davene that bed. Can be y fialsh. t grade of ww. He sure aed value at the | Liberal Allowance On Your Old Stove — OF ae Fn aR POEL AP A 2 fea fT AS 8 en! 7D Combination Range This Range is without en interchangeable | oVen—wi!] work on Hot-Blast HEATER Heater burns any kind ot y kind of flue. It fuel and is absolutely air- three separate | mit hd ~ neg 75 gitte—one | for was nickel trim- +19: gk, one for ae riced broil! Molling and one a endl baking. ; ~~ ° 1s ana All-Cast ao All-cast body; 6-hole top; large bake oven; a splendid cooking range—nicely trim- med very range in your kitch- en; specially priced for this week at ae. RHEEESESUSUSERERERRRE ERE ERSRSRSRRESERED TY [ Bucltn ner’s Your Cold Weather Needs! sod that new Stove, Range or Heater you will need this Winter NOW, so that you will Easy Credit Terms Gladly Arranged on Any Purchase —-— a eee ee - 19 with nickel; orn amental | $139.75 75 pow splendid &-plece Ma- hogany Living-Room suite— ists of large Davenport, ™ chair and Rocker to Batch; upholstered in good Wality velo ur, cane back. We aiso have man y other tle to choose from. See This Handsome Living-Room Suite ee ee ee ee ae sbetstetiiacig Simmons Square-Tube pie i Hi | Metal Bed, aS BIN = S ring and ‘ 8 sie Lh ad MEI attress = SY ye fee We ot SD , | fe 1° lets out- $945 15 3 a % aie =| Spring ad Fa | wore. easy terms at Specials in Our Floorcovermg Vept. eis Bog vaca evee cere di¥./d | Rid at russceis oS imshe ft. 6 In. Wilton gt ect kg ~ esos ee Ges $29.75 fini tt, "Axminster """" $36 '75 fusi? fi. Linoleum Rows: $15 OS all cork. Special at..... this very special price. ie i if Heater $6.75 at Eighth St. “Rertection” N. E. Cor. Washington Av. “oa” Hl PLANS FOR FUTURE fd $1 Coty’s L’Origan Face Powder 62c ly filled. Add DRUG STORE f Perfumes, Tollet Wat 1. AP ABS Mail orders prompt- Tablets my Ss, aters and Ali Milady’s Toilet Goods Needs DIER-KISS $ This is your opportunity to purchase many popular makes of Imported and Domestic 556 Ea. JER-KISS SPECIAL extra postage and war tax. 86¢ Toilet Necessities at our well-known cut prices Monday. SUNDAY. : OCTOBER 16, 1921. _ SUNDAY POST- DISPATCH Kdiccttteass Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. aban News . SS Sr oS SS eS WOLFFE-WILSONS= EVERYBODY’S| $7.10 |S. W. CORNER 7TH AND WASHINGTON AVE.! wise. EEE paper. Armour’s Grape low prices we vit mA REAL PRICE-CUTTING SALE ry 3Se G9e Bechuse of these extremel Djer-Kiss reserve the right to limit quantities. Store hours: 7:30 a. m. to 7 p. = $6 Doz. | erwder, BOTE nage One 50c box of Dijer-Kiss Powder, BOTH FOR........ Appears te fill the full requirement of the new law (effective November ist). This De Luxe Signal, complete with all You Must Have a STOP SIGNAL and the DE-LUXE SIGNAL im GUSIMESS FOR YOUR HEALTH With every 50c pur- chase one of these large Weather Ther- mométers. These are white enameled wood | ER and STOVE is being inally designed for that Bar-Ford Electric Toaster and Stove for Home Use Corbin The ‘‘BAR-FORD’’ ELECTRIO TOAST. | *terl; heavy nichel-plated Thermometers and for making toast while dining. While orig- | tension 8% to 11 inches: were made to retai] | Owners making coffee or tea, preparing rarebit, frying eggs and bacon, heating for 50c. water for shaving, warming milk for baby Violet Ray Outfit Fer health, viger and strength. Can be used en celther direct or al- terrating Current, $12.50| Ball-Bearing Roller Susie Made of high-grade = ¢-_-) —J — J —l]—T— _~ ~ - > ee —~ ~ - 4} - finish, self-contained - used universally ee a, steel wheels; ex- — — ee — purpos find strong leather straps. Reg- > we ular value $3.50, T= attachments. up and for general sickroom a This or ! Regular price Mazda Electric TOASTER STOVE can be used on any the $5.00; our ? Light Globes, 29 110-110-volt ctrentt Monday price e 25 and 40 Watts. C ee ee SPRING MAID | mares | HO RLICK’ .N ALTED Hospital 59 691 “UM ocoan Creams Oil pe ILK Size . 18c ™ Two new mem- : Misoring Maia 3/c Needle-Point Manicure 3 for 50c family. The Van- me hing Ore as Piver’s Azurea, Scissors EE om or softens and pro- : Floramye or rror Nai th also serves ass] La Trefle Sane POBOM rr scsccabes Polish powder founda-|Face Powders | mm tion; will not 2 7 =" q,|_29¢ {Spring Maid Special : ar, Monday. .. 39¢ pr 4 pe Hike’s Cold Cream fulfills;the highest Pinaud’s For Monday we offer Anti ti ideals of a soothing face cream. Eau d as a special a 50c box ntiseptic Especially good for dry 39¢ u ae of Spring Maid Face skins; 50c jar, Monday...... Quinine Powder and one $1.00 18¢c : bottle of Spring Maid BAYER’S ASPIRIN| ]2¢, $1.39 Toilet Water—a real 3 for 50c TABLETS - on sale, Riker’s Enterprise Blades eT. eT ise Wolff-Wilison’s both for...... Violet Cerate | 2 dozen Tablets............-. 28c| Benzoin’and o-_ ae Rive: Cc at Will fit Ever-Ready or Gem Razors, A et wns oak wae Uh ae DSc Almond Lotion ; . rea | en sieaae, eee QZ | SEC AMERICAN BEAUTY 38 | Ie Pkg. 3 for 50c ; 100 Capsules ...........--- $1.19 ELECTRIC IRONS........... Cc Sunn of'6 bieden U : ss i . | SOAPS FACE POWDERS FACE CREAMS DENTIFRICES PERFUMES AND ! 7 _ 50c Listerine T ida lll Woodbury’s,.....19e; 3 for 55e they te age psi © ae 50c Hytone Cleansing or | 35¢ Sozodont, wt dyn ma ae TOILET WATERS . Cuticura........ 19e; 3 for S5e |} 65c La Blache........... ....49¢e | Vanishing Cream....... + $4€ ) $1.00 Pyorrhocide Tooth Pwd.79¢ | piver's Vegetal, all odors. .$1.10 | Packer's Tar....19c;°3 for 55e | 25c Dirlove .........sse-e0:. 18¢ | $1.00 Krank’s Lemon Creau.79c | 50c Zylano Tooth Paste...... Ze Piver’s P all one > 1 Palmolive Shaving Cream....23c | $1.00 Mary Garden... “Ee .76e — ma te sees eeeees b9e wae a. Penmrt mga > ache Mal s Sen mone ira ; Williams’ Shaving Stick, holder Peon taiesae peuke ond “Cream... .......,.89e | 30e Kolynos Tooth Paste.....24e | $1.00 Allan’s Janice Perfume, 73c [Ut DEP cccccccvcccersesonness ssc GE SOLO IAAT, FSS IRE T9e | S5c Frostilla ................. 23c | 35c Senreco Tooth Paste......28e | $1.75 Dior Kiss Eau de aa 50c Williams’ Shaving Cream.33ec | g60¢ La May Face Powder....44c¢ | Daggett & Ramsdsll’s...38e-69e | Lyons’ Tooth Powder....... 2ie POMGEND oo 4:04.0 ede cana $1.49 IL Williams’ Shaving Cream or 60c Pompeian Bloom Rouge.. 44ec | 75c Boncilla Cream.......... G3c | 25c Dirlove Tooth Paste...... 16¢ } $1.25 Dierikin Eau de n| ND, . « s adinebb'dl csecdies 2Sc | 50c Freeman ...........-+0. 37c | Hind’s Honey and Almond..34e | 50¢ Chioredixo Tooth Paste. .37c Vested s seccceccocesteee P8e u Coolfoam Shaving 50c Spring Maid Compact 50c Spring Maid Benzoin and 50c Pebeco or Pepsodent Tooth $3.00 Coty’s L,’Origan 1) ROGER i wie acne isc; 3 for 50c ROU si wid vest vdcesbces 36ec | EL. oo 0 0a4eedabenveuel 34e WE becbenses cid estuacell |. 87¢ Perfume, OR. éctece costes 82.40 Tf . . — _ | ma | ; + Catlin’s Quince Seed Cream..... 25c, 50¢ | Pluto Water, large ..... Tee 34e¢ : Grove’s Bromo Quinine i's outs dene aa ile . , Catlin’s Pine Expectorant...... 25e,. 50c | Milk’s Emulsion sett eeeeceess ADC, g8ce | Wolff-Wilson Quinine Tablets, ize: 7 |e Sal Hepatica .......... Poca aon 15c, S9e | $1.20 Canute Water (for gray hair). ..98¢ a 3 for 50c L : BEM COMMEND 6s she oc a cnnes ovens tar S3c | Swamp Root ...... ..........-. 44e, 87e | Sloan’s Liniment........... ..- 53e, 98e i}, |F- $1.00 Vinol, 79c: 3 for............. $2.25 | 60c Pinex ......... pais <0 dana CE $1.00 Oil Korein Tablets .:...........79¢ . ee ees Sree ee ioe 19¢, 38e, 75e | Freezone Corn Remedy .. .s+e+++++27€ | Garter’s Liver Pills, 3 for ...........500 3. 60c California Syrup * eee 42e | 60c Pape’s Diapepsin ...... ‘Steet ie Herpicide Hair Tonic ...........42¢. 83¢ | Waterbury’ s Cod Liver Compound... .79¢e Mentholatum ON 39c, 79€ | $1 00 La Creole Hair : ‘ Pinkh Vegetable Compound S9e Dressing .......79¢ Gude’s Pepto-Mangan .............. 98e am’s Veg pound ..... 3s i Scott’s Emulsion ......... .....-42e, 83e | Catlin’s Mineral Oil, pint ........... 49¢e | *0c Castoria (Fletcher’s) ..........1.29¢ 1 Vicks VARGRED ; . opi <0 gece es 53c. 98e | $1.00 Squibb’s California Oil. . ois ase Caldwell 8 Syrup Pepsin. -o ves « ae ae ee Kondon’s Catarrh Jelly ......... °23¢, 44e $1.10 Nuxated Iron inch oes oN Le) Eno’s Fruit Salt ...°................-89¢ a Father John’s Medicine ........: 19¢e. 98e | Schoenfeld’s Tea, 3 for ......... ..1..50e | Bromo-Seltzer .................42e, 88e Horlick’s Malted Milk .. . .3S8e. 75c. $2.69 | Hill’s Cascara Quinine Tablets ....... 9c | $1.00 Pinolewm ....... icccccccccce MFO Kitchen Knives, Butcher Slicing and Bread Knives 6, 8, 12-Inch $1.00 39 C Values. $1.50 Barber Shears (imported ) Yo to 7 In., 98c 50c Wearwell Tooth Brushes Four rows bristles, all styles, all sizes, transpar- ent handles, extra fine quality, your choice, 23C A Real Substantial Pen at 98c ee Fountain Pen Sale 14k Solid-Gold Pens Every One Guaranteed $1.50, $1.75 and $2 Values Every One Self Filling With or Without Clips Use an atomizer daily in spray- ing nose and throat. The biggest values ever offered in St Louis. These Pens are made by a most re- liable manufacturer, who extends to us the | privilege to guarantee every pen. Farr’s Gray Hair Restorer It’s my beautiful hair again! Just as it looked before the first gray hair appeared—and to think how easily . did it Positively Will Not injure Hair Farr’s always brings back the original natural color and leaves <9 hair maps — pets gr, s a — —— is clear as water, clean to use, out odor ors time and at iness, and will not rub off or stain the scalp. Once Pull ection with manicure sk and Cotto the hair has returned to its natural color it is myself. kept so, and can be washed or curled without af-|.) 0 waite. tube or jar...-.... fecting the woes paste, Price 79c_ aS SS EES ce tel Pomenee, Cre Manicure Sets - . oo -4 —»_ 5 } - eet fen cfc = Ss GC 4 oom a. . EES Ey A ae ee ee he Se i i

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_— — — —_ ee lll _ rere = ger yt ery ee Le _ ' + : ~ ¥ *. eb ry eis, eile ae . ae PN 4 - ion ot tz 5 £ 3 Shinto wa ee —————— OCTOBER 1@° sna. £ —_— —— - Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Other St. Louis Newspaper. on hie /"Exit the Vamp." for Ethel Cy: | Ci MULVIHILL’S Stove Bargains : SPECIAL OAK | FANCY « HEATER =n ff Because v | claims are ——— ——~ - 8 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ADVERTISEMENT | HAT MOVIE FOLK Relieve Piles ARE DOING, WITH With Pyramid You Are Overjoyed to Find Such Ee lief From Pain and Distress When You Use Pyramid Pile Sup- SUNDAY °OST-DISPATCH produce, it is understood. return to the coast. Clara er left a few weeks ago for the East.j/which Mr. after writing original story, | ished. NOIGEST ON Acidity Gases Heartburn Sourness Flatulence Palpitation Bellamy, Noah Beery, Edward Mar- tindel. Anna Lehr, Francis McDon- inld and Jack Herbert. FUTURE PLANS FOR | Wiliam de Miile will spend about | | i ‘th Clara Be- | a month working wt Ore tert cl. eee er an — a - __ Continers From Preeeding Page. jiranger, the screen author, on an the Broadway success, “Miss Lu!u original story which De Mille will | | Bett,” has been completed. Its all-| =] lstar cast of Paramount favorites bn | ADVEET!SEMEN™. ; ‘ludes Lois Wilson in the title role. —_ petmeageies li Milton Sills, Theodore Roberts, Leg Troubles Stopped By New Discovery Helen Ferguson, Mabe! 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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16. 191 SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Recelve 1909 PER CENT MORE CITY cIRcv LATION Than Those fn Any Other St. Louls Newspaper. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR av” - The Crowds Come Here! Because we give just what we advertise. Our claims are true. We offer the best values. Monday and Tuesday Special Bargains wa : ‘ Pu ’ + # é 1 Z C; |e: " " . ™ ee oe a EP ke ae «ee Pave ee es —_ ii. - 4 — , * \ = ree ; «« ~ 3 - ™ ry * rae $3.75 Cuff Links for Soft Shirts Solid gold fronts; hand en- graved; beautiful designs; guaranteed ten years $10.00 to $12.50 Solid Gold Links for soft cuffs $2.50 Baby Lockets and Chains Locket opens and has places for twe photos. Choice of several pretty engravings. Guaranteed for 10 yeara’ wear. Com- plete. Special... s FRENCH HAND-MADE $3.75 Horseshoe Scarf Pins Set with first quality bril- like (tllustrated, $16.75. ther Hot-Blast Aatoves, 24 $13.95 ——— eS ~y Q7c it areJ[ EN BEADED BAGS 47.) Drawstring and frame models, in beau- SEE Soe tiful floral and geometrical designs. Various styles on colored backgrounds: silk-lined th yee and finished with fringe or tassel. Special . $3 Cluster Rings Set with best quality brilliants, seven stones set so closely they $ look like a solitaire; gallery setting of sterling silver..... . ‘Bplendid, heavy stock, White ivory, English bristles. Two brushes and comb in fine leather *4 95 Heavy Zylo frame, like picture. Fitted with good quality Toric or deep curved lemees for distance or near vision. $2 935 A coal Range is one of the up, extra. cessities of civilization. See r line of coal and combina- Special Ground Lenses, $1.00 and £ 2 in blue, gray. | ite or black = enamel [a MAIL ORDERS OUR GUARANTEE nite : With cash or FP. O. order promptly and carefully filled. Money Of Perfect Satistaction always goes with ing@e exactly $ 3 5() refunded if not entirely satisfactory if returned within 5 days. every article purchased at this store. ce illus- 4 | : ated nd —— “- (| Remoh Jewelry Co. THE BUSIEST JEWELRY STORE IN THE WORLD Cash or ' lary. ‘sionary plays will be given at the ' cation” will be conducted, at which |, Willlam E. Gardner, D. D., Execu- | tive Secretary of the Department of | Religious Education of the Episcopal ' evening meeting Thursday, reviewing | the work of the Missionary Society of . the Episcopal church. i EPISCOPAL SYNOD WILL OPCN WEDNESDAY Program Announced for Sessions of Southwest Province at St. Peter’s Church. The synod of the Province of the | Southwest of the Episcopal Church will open Wednesday morning at St. Peter’s Churc] Spring avenue and [jndell boulevard, and will be pre- ceded by an all-day meeting Tues- day of women of the province. All the meetings will be open to the public, and in addition to addresses by a number of clergy from various states, there will be addresses by prominent laymen, including James H. Pershing, a*t‘orney, of Denver, who will speak at a mass meeting Wednesday night, and B. C. Howard 'of Kansas City, who represents the | Brotherhood of St. Andrew of the Western diocese of Missouri on the National Committee, who will speak at the Layman’s Session, at 9:30, Thursday morning. | Other speakers at the same ses- sion will be Judge Ewing Cockrell of Warrensburg, Mo., aii M. H. Black, a student of the University of Missouri. The Rt. Rev. F. F. John- son, Coadutor Bishop of Missouri, is chairman of the Program Commit- tee for the Synod. | There will be a joint session of women and men at 2 p. m. Thurs- day, at which Mrs. Harris Master- son of the Diocese of Texas will pre- ' side. An address will be given on “Woman's Work in the Church,” by Mrs. Loring Clark of Chattanooga, Tenn., a member of the National Committee of the Woman’s Auyuxil- Thursday evening two mis- Artists’ Guild Theater for delegates to the synod. They were arranged by Mrs. E. F. Cushing of Webster | Groves. The synod will open Wednesday | morning at 9:30 with a celebration of the holy communion, at which Bishop Tuttle will officiate, and the sermon will be preached by Bishop Thurston of Oklahoma. At the open- | ing business meeting at 11 o'clock, | Bishop Tuttle will give the welcome, | to which the response, will be made | by Bishop Winchester of Arkansas. At 2 p. m. Wednesday, a session on the “Church's Task in Higher Edu- the principal speaker will be the Rev. Church of America. Dr. John W. Wood, executive sec- retary of the Department of Mis- sions, New York City. will speak on “A Century of Endeavor,” at the “The Church’s Work at Home and /| t~. THERMOS LUNCH KITS Complete with E-sl| gudge Gillette Blades, 39¢ “"* 75¢ FOR é6 | YOUR Piver’s Vegetals; all odors, 81.10 Mary Garden Perfume, oz. . £1.98 Mary Garden Toilet Water, 82.59 Djerkiss Toilet Water Dijerkiss Vegetal Oarmen Powder La Blache Powder Pompeian Powder Mary Garden Powder Elcaya Cream Pompeian Day Cream Pompeian Night Cream Dijerkiss Oold Cream Hind’s Honey and Almond Oream Delicon Skin Lotion San-Tox Velvet Lotion The Apron for the Small Apartment Housewife This Apron of generous site is rubber lined; positively no water can through: genuine for surface. the thing slip on over own you are wear- ng. Sold tn most stores at not tliess than 61.25. OUR MONDAY PRICE is S15 OLIVE TTH and LOCUST _—_— ‘KOTEX exe RUG 514 WASHINGTON DE BOLIV CAN YOU GET Glover’s Mange Remedy ..... S'ean'’s Liniment, 27c, 47e, Nuxated Tron Tablets seeeee Vitamon eer veeneeeeeeer Resinol Ointment, 38c and Hostetter’s Bitters Gray’s Glycerine Tonie Schoenfeld’s Tea, 17c, 3 for 5Oe Bell’s Pine, Tar, Honey, 24e, 47e, 88e PALMOLIVE THE | waanane : 63c COTYSE7¢ p ow D ER for PALM GIVI SOA — NE HEUM SM, COLDS, LA- GRIPPE and INFLUENZA PAINS 49c $1.00 GILLETTE RAZOR— 79c $5.00 STAR VIBRATORS—Electric Tweaty Tab “Brewnie’—Specia] at massage; for use in your ts. ewn home; special at... BUY A BOX TODAY Additional Toilet Items The Judge & Dolph Monday Sale Vivadou Cream of Almonds, 35c¢c, Oriental Cream Pond’s Vanishing Cream Nadinola Cream Golden Glint Shampoo, 18c, 3 for Amami Shampoo 12e, 3 for Cutex Nail Preparation Glazo Nail Enamel Glazo Cuticle Massage ©....ceesceess>: Mirror Nail Polish Dorin’s Brunette Rouge Madcap Rouge Dierkiss Rouge YOU MUST HAVE A HEALTH HELPS For the Judge & Dotph Monday Sale ob0dedceseeenandue Syrup Pepsin, and S3e NE Se -+.+- 2B8e, 45e, SPe Epsonade Salts ......... sececsaéobe «ee Mellin’s Food odes 0660 000 eo cue ‘Horlick’s Malted Milkk..38ec, 75c, $2.98 Herpicide 42c and 83e 65c AND THE Sterling Signal Appears to fill the require- ment of law (effective Nov, 1.) Complete with all at- tachments. Regular price, *ee4eeeeeeeeaeeeeeae Phenolax Wafers oc edeveesoseoseuuennl Concentrated Piuto Water Vick’s Vapo-Rub.........27e, Bromo-Seltzer Sie, one Terms 30-60-90 Days Considered Roger & Gallett’s Rice Powder ..... Nor-Co-Hol | Abroad” will be the subject at 9:30, a.m. Friday, and among the speak-_ ers will be Bishop Mize of Salina; the | Rev. James M. Maxon, D. D., of Nashville, and the Rev. S. Harring- | ,ton Littell of Hankow, China. At 2) » S. W. Cor. Sixth and Washington at ff iS Two Essential Points to Look for in the Heater you buy i—Greatest heating capacity with lowest fue) consumption. 2—A constant supply of clean, fresh, fully moistened ‘air in every room. These two essential points—and many other new and exclusive features—are guaranteed to you in the Bridge & Beach AIR HEATER AND HUMIDIFIER (ire nom Pireiess) The double fluted, corrugated Fire Chamber and Combustion Dome give 25% more heating surface—greater radiation with less fuel consumption. The Humidifier has 12-gallon daily capacity with 400 square inches of evaporating sur- face. Ordinary heating systems supply less than two gallons of moisture to the air in the same time. If you are at all interested in a new heating plant you should not delay sending for our illustrated booklet which describes in detail the new Bridge & Beach Air Heater and Humidifier—its ‘‘Superisor’’ construction which means long, dependable service—its corrugated Fire Box which means 25% greater heating surface—more heat from less fuel—and its many other new and exclusive features which establish a new standard of perfection in the field of modern heaters for the home. Made by the Makers of Superior Stoves and Rangee—in the business for S# years. Let ua aend you information that will help you with your heating problema, Write for book- let today and ask for the name and address of our nearest authorized dealer. BRIDGE & BEACH MFG. CO. “Superior” Stove Makers Since 1837. ST, LOUIS ife. The corrugated walle, stretched out like ordinary far- 25% greater oit- nt Bumidifier consiste of 12 jon Gan Frentece Portiand, Gre. A HE BLOOD-GIV! FNGTH AND ENER ate a 4 ate” | & aeue. | Ps 3 Tes ‘ ae sy A ' em. # ve . , - -.. service session at which the speak-'| ers will se the Rev. R. D. S. Putney of St. Louis, the Rev. F. H. Nelson, D. D., Cincinnati, and the Rev. Sam-| uel Tyler, Rochester, N Y. The women’s meetings on Tuesday | and Thursday have been arranged by Mrs. Thomas Q. Dix, president of the Missouri branch of the Woman's Auxillary, and at both meetings na-' tional and provincial chairmen of women’s activities wiH speak. . Cash ~- . p. m. Friday, there will be a social | Girl Grows Big Sunflower. Special to the Post-Dispatch YORK, Pa., Oct. 15.—Miss Dor- othy Hoffman, daughter of Mr. and | Mrs. Elmer Hoffman, Manges Mills, | this county, believes she has grown | the largest sunflower in the United States this year. Miss Hoffman’s sunflower is 18 inches in diameter and the stalk is about 15 feet in height. The seed from which the flower grew was found in a bag of scratch feed brought home by her father for the chickens. ADVERTISEMENT. DR. W. 0. COFFEE Noted Specialist, in St. Louis Offices Every Tues- day and Wednesday, Has New Treatment for Ca- tarrh, Deafness, Head Noises, Wonderfully Suc- cessful. , rea Catarrh, catarrha! deafness. head noises. ulcers ef the ears, nose and throat dis- eases. He had catarrh. deafness and head noises, found a treatment that gave complete relief. has treated over 70.000 people, has absolute confidence in this treatment giving relief. He treats ca- tarrh as a constitutional condition as well lias a local. He has cured some of the most noted cases of deafness and head noises. Cari Nelson wag totally Geaf in one ear: he ha catarrh 20 years: completely cured. ; son, fimo, , vears old. pith catarrh, deafness and head years; completely cured. J. Bast St ute hed catarrh. deafness, 4 noises 20 years; completely re- tevea. Dr Coffee wil) examine your case and give you one treatment if he thinks he can help you to show you how it acts. He invites every sufferer to call on him before they allow an operation performed. He removes ade- nolids and volvpus tumors at one v'stt without chloroform He has e spectal method of fitting glasses that corrects the most difficult cases. His sen. W | Coffee. will test your eves free. His son will be In his St. Louig offices svery | day for examining and testing eyes. Dr ' Coffee is treatine 50 watients a daw here | 202 canes. oes nen any .Tuesday or nb ay. or phone for epecia: eagace- ment phone Olive 5413. td ou cannot —— 4 his St. -— a. me or se boo on ear, @ diseases. Address De. W. G. Coffee, venport. lewa. Combines pure alcohol with ap- proved ingre- dients which ren- der the alcohol unfit for internal use, but enhances its value for bath- ing or rubbing purposes. Agree- able in odor. Pint bottle, 83c Dotph Stor HINGED BROWN BOXES were originated DB y, and are used ‘exclusively by the Judge & es—as containers for your prescriptions which are aliwaya filled with FRESH drugs—and exactly as your physicians desire. —SURETY—especially when the cost is no more—more often LESS—than elsewhere. Sarety for Your PRESCRIPTION | Did you ever STOP TO THINK what MIGHT bappen if you inadvertentty a the WRONG LID eon your prescription x? Acci- dents of this kind are tmpessible when your : os I a Hincep Brown Boxes Why not assure yourself SAFETY Everybody | Uses SOAP Cuticura Soap, 19¢; 3 for...55c Pears’ Unscented Soap, 12c¢; 3 for Resinol Soap, 19c; 3 for Germicidal Physicians’ & Surgeons’ Soap. .Sc Ivory Soap Flakes, pacKage....Se Bocabelli Castile Soap, bar. $1.39 Jergens’ King Og9ceo Castile Soap 7 Palmer’s Lotion Soap Woodbury’s Soap, 19¢; 3 for 55c TEMES iiate! tint piece will just as eood time and "“95c extra value at fully guaranteed; if, after using the contents of the package, you are not satisfied, the price paid will be cheerfully refunded upon retura of the empty box or bottle. San-Tox Baby Oough Syrup. .35e San-Tox Blood and Nerve San-Tox Bronchial Loz San-Tox Nutritive Iron SAN-TOX Guaranteed Remedies All San-Tox preparations are eee BTC Pills Oil No More Foot Troubles B-Hap-E Foot Remedies Ené all foot troubles for all time —get a bottle of B-Hap-E Corn Remedy, SURE! Monday. ‘Just paint it on and forget 66."" Pemonstration at our 514 Wash- 35c ineton Store ..«<«+«+-. well- Cakes for FOR A MORNING'S STARTER, THERE'S NOTHING LAKE - A CUP OF : | J. & D. JUAN (snows moxe) le THE Coffee that te sure te “come oot right” 8 . Wo, have @ lene me cousteet ie 8 ee Fou peond palverised. ** ORR RP eee ee ee ee ae

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ia i ll See ee ele + —_— , ae iene eI a Ane at pe 8 AEP Grass RANI ea I mr aaa apeill nap ee = aniline ose ip Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. . ~ a a eta _—— CX aa ee ee - iv 3 NT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Th | Vdvertisers Receive 100 PER CE? i 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sey ret CTT diver tines ee sceminianiaieudiied = . iB. —_= ee > ———————————————— — — i —————_ tit ADVERTISEMENT — Ia — — i: ) ADVERTISEMENT. F —) | a : ‘’ . | i} JPN Hil HT ies Rak hs ] | i | came — AF eumatism ‘|e . vise | i} 0) Baseevescre| STOPS CATARRH HAT i fl j Given by One Who Had It ! | i= UU) 0 SS ea | ol H an ub-Acute . . if che affficted know for, over three Clogged Air Passages Open 8 qia5 Gat such relief arf obtained was colyg at Once—Nose and i} | |. x oun ai- | | ) man’ that cured me completely. ant Throat Clear. | il i | af turned. y tave wiven it to 0 somber a If your nostrils are clogged and —— 7 | | i 2 nie Bn eee eee nen seventy to eignty | your head stuffed because of eatarrh ; i! =". tien rears old, and the resu! *@ or a cold, get Ely’s Cream Balm at Wife of Director of Organ- P . ] | , , same as iD my own Care any drug store. Apply a little of this =e Thousands of Thrifty St Louisans 1 i ji pure, art pe may — rn ization Says It Furnishes : vated, blooms ear! | : | flower and } up, choked up and miserable. Relief | to put money in—any time you have it. Easy to | ie that all tastes can ii emer d | draw money out—any time you need it. And it | R ' doors in water or | ) S : | , j | ADVERTISEMENT. my Equipped to Analyze ” is always earning five per cent for you. i i= The | | Special mixed Hy : $ “1 mea Paine Like | Lightning STON ES Interpret All Municipal ; " iT Hig : ing colors: rose, re Se Sens Sas septs eer | . 2 . enberg is ‘connected with the Civic /jj|| PREDEIICK p EISEMAN, Vico = Atiorm7e ourson, at- [lM (lie | doesn’t? No matter what kind of music you like, vocal, in- strumental, concert or jazz the Granby plays it better from & ° ‘| Rarick Credit Clothing Co dent of civic affairs. tl Gua cisco’ a we | “Oe et oe ee i is maaan 4 oducing qualities me ‘a Hoyle & aric reat g r As she described her husband's | 1] ack & Go. MFI VILLE L WILKINSON. Presa. |, io any make of record. It is per ect in ‘reproducing ‘s at 4] ] WAS , - | | WK Cc. RAND, Pr Inter- Re - Vandervoort - Barney Vy sscteaaa>-ameiemienenmn —— "es been found tn many other cities. and , : We Clothe the Entire Family : | I am sure it would be of material | : ‘ ‘ if We will gladly trust you. Botoet She ates dlgray ham ag benefit to St. Louis.” i p W k 12 SELECTIONS FREE ’ | ween. or ’ , - ee kind. Strictis Soandential, Come in and see for yourself that Among the specialists employed by ; er ee With every purchase. We have a we sell the newest styles and highest qualities at money-saving the bureau are accountants, enei- | B the complete assortment of the latest prices. Terms to sult your convenience. neers, employment experts, lawyers uys Records to select from. Come in ue ° . and educators. The officials stress | | one you end hear them. i A Special Offering of the point that it does !ts work on a | Hi . choose. ieee basis of fact. The bureau is held | JS | | . to be necessary because the prob- | | : | | | : et aRy bed lems of government are rapidly be- | an Se oer tig 2 iE in e Oa | coming more numerous and more | ! : +} and Bop sean ly like whi d ’ ~ ' : ‘SS y Ha Serie ot Neat | 18.50 Icon SsS Beautiful Carmel Myers S - i/ tax rate a few mills for a program ADVERTISEMENT. | ior constructive segpesrsany or wate | — Monday We Feature a mony’ sete te coat ont 1s EOCIeG tO Try be pa —" | ] 4 jeent while they give the city only Restored by Cadomene. | ? bd |2 per cent. | “For this reason our bureau has opu ar eauty e 1 Mr Leo Baver. 1448 Dodier St. st | . | kept clear of the Chamber of Com- Louis, Mcoc.. writes of expericnce oe . ae a fa “ef cod it may do others. Juiy 31, 19721 entlemen. “I wish to say that I am so , eta gratefu! for benefits received from Cado- mene and Hypo-Nuclane tablets that it is with the utmost pleasure I give you permission to use my letter for publica- ri 9 | ao am ion my first tube of Hypo-Nucilane a Priced at $29.50. | enough to perpetrally endow the and as | said in mv previous letter, ! = a , se " av ined 12 pounds in 2 months and Other fine Suits, priced up to $75.00. | bureau; causing initiation of most never felt better im mv life, 1 am a} 7 VA |of the city’s modern accounting booster for your —— and roe: | Sas . | dcocot an. rend them every chance get. ith | tea, ——— Cheerful Credit fo All methods and improved budget f¥S best wishes. etc." For those who are - — a |}cedure, helping increase earnings of anaemic, sick, nervous, failing, there is | ; city funds and starting movements nothing so good as Cadomene tablets | for standardized employment in th civil service. Among its obiects for the immediate future are the aboli- ‘tion of the magistrate system and | substitution of nonpolitical minor and municipal courts, and a _ real financial program for the city, in- . cluding a practical budget. | | Other Cities Have Bureaus. | Philadelphia’s bureau was estab- Hshed in 1910, and now has a staff Special- Sweaters A eplendid assortment of women's Wool Sweaters in Tuxedo and siip- AND . U Little stories on a subject of ts every-day smportance, No.9. over style. Various beautiful colors. Chinchilla and Angora trimming. rn Pre Oe... tcc ces cce Men’s Suits ~ | “My family feels under the weather | _All good ‘ruggists sell them. after their two-day holiday.” of 26, 18 of whom are technica! od | ; “Mine would have—but : . M x a » Sui Th Specialists. Among other cities with Mine ha we all took RY en-—De Sure and see these ts. ev similar bureaus are New York, a litt le Pluto Water this morning . I gy are thoroughly well made of long-wearing Washington, D. C., Detroit, San ‘. sag . . ¢ " . _ materials, and come in the popular pin. Francisco, Cal., Minneapolis, Minn.. | think it’s an excellent idea—ones stripe patterns. Reg. St. Paul, Minn.. Toronto, Ont. Day- . too hss lar 625 Bui "te (ton, Akron and Toledo, O., and In- | system is so apt to be upset | em a oe rich food and exci 3 . | in oe excitement. — we offer on convenient There is tn St. Louis the Municipal much a terms at the special , | Reference Library. of which Lucius We always keep Pluto on hand— ” a iH. Cannon ts librarian. it is a a S 3 ; Branch in the City Hall of the pub- it’s so reliable. Anditactsinless — | | tt. ; ’ ; . Pata F : . - Ye library. It is not comparable to Sv Sino . ” ss Cc ul Credit—Easy Terms SE gpeemeas AF ter aah % oe i a. than an hour - heerf ned -—7|@ research bureau. in that tt does a eee SSeS ee CARMEL MYERS | A clear coloriess lignid and a little comb & ) . ; mot make investigations, but com- — - ag ae will restore your hair to its original color is 7 Men S Overcoats piles and records municipal! actions. | : Mire. Me Aine Ge eS from 4 to $ daya Free trial Lotile proves it Bottled at French Lick Springs mh * : ; . — . — ont ‘ante sy + ens tathe it RA. Ind. ¥ I b ; it : B ° Our showing of men's and youns Woman of 57 Enters College. los Angeles Cal.—Wten the favorite beautify the hands and arms. Use flesh be heir. No etreaking or discoloration my 9 Men's Overceats ts com piete Boerita! ta the Peet-D spatch eng be a nt a Ry ¢ - a = Noe Pag + Ree ~ ~-g the nothing to -_ wah ff or rub off—jnat your d 3 ve newest etyles are here Light ; ) CINCINNATI Oc — » | ert on heauty c ry ‘ae, A. — a ag ge he Te me lovely. natura routhfnl hair restored. " : y Ps a¥a " ct. 15. Henry? Pp on a auty comination which a8 w ito has made such a phenomenal suc- . a heavy ght modria Various | Twitchell! of this cit . 4 : created a furore among discriminating cess it has Many imitators but don't be Fil out coupon carefully—enclose @ lock ts ae attractive patterns and colores. Priced caty registers one girte and wom n the choice was an ad- fooled by such well-known promises of your letter i possible. Trial — we i sa ‘ TREE Swictcetorscepeccres | day recently as a senior in the Lib- | “urable one. Here ie her report: “I have | “just as good.” “better” or “just itke | SStion comb comme by reture y ae A, Ne eral Arts Coll ¢ th Univ ’ Kiven the Deautifer Derwille. and Lis a Oy You know that counterfeits are the niversity cold oveam a th _ 3 tr al and bem ° never as good as the reneine articie oy ~ Se eS ee wil sped ¥. oO ncinnat say tat have foun oth delightful Some even go so far as te give twice ut arity . ~. ~ yas = mother, Mrs. i glaciv recommend them to thos ho the Quantity as we do in Derwitto So - MARY tT éoLpMas | hey bs eorge Twitchell, who is 67, was en- wish to beautify and preserve the sk n could we, if we us@d chead se bstitutes Gol@man B'dg.. = oe Ss ~ . - : oll re . ee ang compiexion I have also had many Uniy the purest and harmiess ingredients % . ms ee 6 ed as a freshman. I expect to favoratie reports from im and out of the enter into it Insist on Derwiile and Mar T. ‘:ckdman, Goldman Bidg oy . ot cork just as hard as any other stu- profess on whe ave aed "lis Com Pina - Liske cold crea m—t hen vou won't be > ne . Fa: j Mian 4 Fe ee ee for — hex re : . - . ‘ " - ai am in vt. 4 Pgs? : oa : ‘ent for my degree,” she enld. “Ti Geer it ac tan em Fy -- eo te ee a ey Please sem! me your FREE trial bottle of ‘7 : f f | | vave come to feel. that I need thi« and woman to add Derwillo and L'ska trial of Derwiilo and Liska cold cream Mary f. G-léman 6 Mair Color Restorer with ‘ celia cream to their morning and evening because If you are not pleaseg with special oom 1 em not obligated im any way a, | ® ft me for work that I may wish i... y them you can fet wour money back at [| 0%, accertirg this free offer. The satura! “ye sane ‘ec @o. It is not hard to make the 7ver one mi n wtr's and women tse any tollet counter of department stores oe and recommend Derwillo in piace of face or druggist frem whem yrou made the ---e- jet Glack...... es , aati . ‘ecision to enter coli€ége and study, | powder. It truly ie a won‘terful beau- purchase. This i# certainly fair. so its |} “™eag Srows...... ght sowed ee - ane “ven at 67. Just the contrary, for | tifier ‘There ie nothine tike DF RWTI' L > veur fauit 'f yew go through life with «a EOE cc cc ccccceccececcnccecocoseseesescece o + MB and Lisa cold cream for dark sallew poor cempletricon. They are espectailly ° oP ie a you find that you have learned ma siin. sunburn. windburn. freckles. tan. eold in this city under the above euar- Pe te Sa ee , BO TN bales nm) . things already i wrinkles, rougheess «nd peor com- antee by Wolfl-Wileen. Jvdce & Dolph. - Poe ee NENT Sesnesereses ‘TT8eeeeCCee See , . j > r Diexionsa. There is mothing better to | Johnson Broa. and jhe Enderie Co. ) ee ee ’ eee

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ee ~ - os ¢ ow 2s ee bh ad “7 7 SS al - —— 4 " iS AY. é ) ee BER 16” SUNDAY POST . Ee * . 1921. . . . DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORF “ITY CIRCULATION Than Tr ; an ose In Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' 11 - °F “ae iat the Paramount Studio last week.|;produce when 4d h ° A + —» aching — | ‘This is from the novel pb 7 eat intervened. ~S Odd Facts About Fest Sietiten wane AB | bby ane as oe material pre- THE GREAT IRON TONIC | ADVERTISEMENT. q _ j + L r. cker vv . ' . nar | Picture Players George Loane Tucker had hoped to| chased from his estate pete wt A Strenatheni . WITHOUT THE fs j — y Para- Tonic for wea By Dr. Henrich’s ay i | and Films : women, ote tis TO STAY CURED — ; ~~. ) i + —_____=S-_— ADVERTISEMENT. ' ehildren and fer ° Cutting. Pain. No Chioreferm. Ne Hospital. Ne Danger Ne Lowe of | Wee | 155 4 tes he si om | aa’ * PILES PERMANENTLY CURED 1 aoe 0 Geen —, ' _ Lf) N 4 v j escence . : ve a wri . > N making moving-picture sets 42 | ~ Iu fp >> = ae is, A modern tente PILES are not only in themselves one | Cure when goo kk a = FOR a miniature set is first built, paint- | “es - 2 «a —- ~i~ - a reconstructer. Coa- ete ment plorehie evils with which | Mate PA eee patients receive r oo oS yy ~ =- et a _- - c $s fay ed and then photographed. The) =f> EZ a = tains extract of P/action through the sncreaue svete they | SPLENDID CURE N ed c photographs, which are made at cer- | onthe ym — = = phe UD AS + cause of many other aliments, . STILL LT sg F Pp tain given distances, give a faithful ~i- = 4 = 2 — = extract. wild | tal con tiem of t BF gage BAY W. P. Henrich, Ph. he M. a0 1G ’ ALL idea of how the full-size set will look =i= = a = = | Shite, manganese [|| the beginning, and particular functionel | het 1am very thankful te when constructed. Sometimes the a JTC 7UMIU 7h . appetite. coughs. caused by the Pile oot Ag Be ee | m all Sus weds hy out your bulbs. oh wrt come within range of is colds, bronchitis, the nerve fibers and blood vessels under . trea : c ; 4 | e camera. Sometimes changes in ge FH, nerv- ing, the same. often exhaust the oth 1 haa mn and make your selection riow while our stock is the color schemes are necessary. Try this iron tonto 9f| fering with th Meeeers!| arechina compiete, consisting of Tulips, Crocus, Hyacinths and Daf- When the models-are finally perfect- “Da e's Cold e d”’ . : : : —TONIT ONE— oo ee is impaired, the cannot fodils in countless varieties and colors. ed, they are turned over to the! P ompoun is Quickest Relief Known today. If TOU don't get satisfaction B! Gepriven of sufficient mourishment. . be: ep ages department, where the TONITONE is not a patent y ga > cplrgura ene die °C a ull-size sets are built. ’ , | ) > erage: i hav de “tfe) ) HYACINTHS inDon't Stay stuffed up. Quit blow: |nose running; relieves headache, dull || go's $180 Bottle of FONURONES: | || Ditstess; Sane, fos ihe oan ge Taare, Rang One of the best hardy Spring bulb Tt i . . g g. dose of ‘‘ Pape’s | ness, feverishness, sneezing. | The Great Iron Tonic—if coupon vicinity. Po ee Lauls and sated, bloome early fa the & & ulbes. t is easily culti- There are three actresses named | Cold Compound taken every two | ‘*Pape ’s Cold Compound’’ is is filled out as follows: tion, but this mild treatment is easily ad- ’ y e Spring, remains a long time in Darling playing in movies who are| hours until three doses are taken usu- | quick —- the NMM@ «06 eee eee eee eeees eee eiesmered by Me end Cece Bet oven T= once. flower and ranges through so many rich d deli fo ,qulekest, surest relief known and te, terfere with one’s dally duties. So great ours pectful! chat all tastes b ited y rich an elicate colors & constant worry to the mail men of ally breaks up a cold and ends all costs only a few cents at a ae covdbebena poo BOROS. ccccce is my confidence in what [| can do that = c. SCHACHNER. - can e¢ suited. They can also be grown in- Los Angeles. They are Helen, Ida| grippe misery. It acts without ek wed | A met oe ompily Filled W P HENRICH G. D doors in water or in pots. and Grace. Grace was once \ se oa The Beet dams opens clogged-up siadic* Minden posse assistance. Tastes | ; P. Mail Orders Promptly Filled. , . . r) | h. , M. - ; ; . paper writer, Heled was @ elassicai|trile and air passages of head: ; . ns no quinine. Insist Ww h The Reliable 8 ist for Piles, Fistela, Fissure, Ete, Special mixed Hyacinths for bedding in any of the follow- dancer and Ida was on th ogy ; spin. 63 ead; stops |upon Pape’s. | Vohi-Wilson Drug Co. Office Hours: @ to 1 and 2 to @ dally, except Sunday. ing ee: rose, red, light blue, dark blue and white—single years before going into the vee | — | bl ns RO nes Sense SOs 0S Se ee “ or double: 75c per doz.; $5.50 per 100. Beer a - * . ! ‘ . EN a a The Relishle zm SF Cor 81h. & Franklin AW PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS oe ox geen ig olla} . L. COP: WHIM S1Ve. : Especially recommended for indoor planting. They can be S Gone ornare thas the nates stage | oY grown in water with gravel and give excellent results in this star, Richard Bennett. This was way. By successive plantings you can have flowers indoors Bennett's first appearance in the . ans all during the winter months. movies, and as he played this role : merely for the experience, he Mammoth size....§0c per doz. $4.00 per roo. changed his name temporarily. Ben- | A preciat- First size bulbs....jyoc per doz. $2.40 per 100. nett was on the coast studing the me and By mail, add roc a dozen for postage. movies with the view of giving up| the stage to become a director. | é design, Write or call today for our New Fall Catalog, containing | list, with cultural direction , | aie 4 who a full list, ections on Dutch Bulbs. Gloria Swanson is 21 years old, in- | Anita Stewart 25, Ethel Clayton 31, * : ST LOUIS SEED M Katherine MacDonald 28 and Helene ; er from ° Chadwick 23. ¢ qualities Y, W S sli waitin 11] BN of 411 WASHINGTON AVENUE Qh cooisssce s2imasce wan porn in ‘ bi : Brooklyn. N. Y., on the 19th of gns, cabi- - a April, 1900. She is 5% feet tall, and deep, , ee weighs 120 pounds and, for recrea- ces and tion, swims, motors and plays tennis. bu ib PUMREES eae un, sort of Because of their long-continued 5 rs 'e ff ee tie ea MS : Step ADVERTISEMENT. ‘popularity and steady employment Bin eae. dant | — —— | since the early days of the movies, : . pi ; a, | there is little doubt that Mary Pick- ‘ r 2 & : / = x? & ’ °,3 ford and Norma Talmadge are the ie . j rab, of zht” : oA! wealthiest of the women screen | i | aw “A :~ “a star. | : Hi ot ® wk . . ° ’ Sh: 4 : mie + ays } @ Ah! Epsom Salts Bodeth ddd tA Ms2.10 259 5 14 ° Most movie stars receive their pub- SA Cir SON " Sat Oi ‘city through the publicity depart- emer’ . ment of the company with which FREE | ike sdegta, nea qj 2 they are affiliated. There are some, Unexcelled We have ' however, who are firm believers in Sag “Te in ‘the ng 4d . the value of advertising and employ ba Paes - r ; Come personal press agents. Virginia Lee, , yee 5. _ . ee - who appears in “If Women Only ’ oh Sat ees vores b | one. ¢ ; . - Ask for Epsonade Salts hereafter Knew,” is a blond. She is a little : — ——-— | over 5 feet tall and weighs about 104 You cannot begin to realize the many sar- passing features of the Sarola a | A few cents buys a handy package| water whenever you feel bilious,| Pounds. $ come im and see It in nernon—regardiens of Loe aie Sheers l of ‘‘Epsonade Salts’’ which looks) headachy or constipated, will give you| (Copyright, 1921, Thompson Feature gh nerd oe Le ny Fn ieeihal ¥ and “"y oy like epsom salts be-,a splendid epsom salts physic with- | Service.) | the ~ a will meet with your highest ao- | cause s real epsom salts combined] out the awful taste and nausea. ‘‘Ep- ond vouresaees Se cena: : , — tiens of master artiste wi o with fruit derivative salts, giving it] sonade Salts’’ is the much talked of , , 00 | meee Ge te enase seu in Fy oe ie | f the taste of sparkling lemonade. discovery of the Ameri E .| “If You Selieve It, Its So, | r 2 . ment—this master phonograph embodies g yo e American Epsom As.- | ih | ; A tablespoonful in a glass of coldj sociation. 'starring Thomas Meighan and with what is known as the oval tone chamber ' ( - ' , : tarted o = wre are > eS a aie burns ee te EAN anda and good taste—i¢ will cause it to be ad- axnificent Dining-Room Suite shown sbove in ve the @m ef master cra you sh; com ertension table (rornd or oblen «) mopginee eight hairs—a eworthy val =e $150 ALL-BLUE PORCELAIN COMBINATION RANGE Just think, an excellent, all-biae porcelain Combination Range, as pictured above for only 8098.00. Quest LIABLE cook such . = Viger ] ol tame 7 +s As 7 Hi-Oven Ranges $34.75 Hot-Blast HEATER ORDERS SIE weet

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SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORF CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ST LOINIS PAST-NIGPATCH — me — —— — Inch Ear of Corn about 13 inches long and was of good _ s “ Sai —= eee: TT ere 5 | ADVERTISEMENT. ' ine . D ~€ 4 15. __William | size. The field was not planted until 2 eciedllcam i , eta: 4 | : ATTRACTIVE STiLt LIFE Williams brought an ear of corn /|the last of May. | the Dele Siu aver- NTAGE— Joi NO ‘ ; iataiaee dh oe well up to this one ear. Be Beautiful, rion ork Ro cosa eyesore 18] You Can Be! —_| PAINTINGS AT MUSEUM [ Outside White LEHMAN PIANO co. 5 ae) Stuart’s Calcium = Weten Have & et oD | | cn oe anny gta the American Exhibit to Remain PAGE oe, | s - Pianist and Mezzo-Sopr, aber | Only Another Week, Includes et OD ERs +S f : : merly of Municipal ¢ | at the Odeon. If after each meal you take a) Stuart’s Calcium Wafer there will Pretty Flower Studies. PR eke a : lgoon be discovered the coming of a| , ath | GADOWSKY-—S HED sv | — , , . ; : . | a F Leopold Godowsky, pla | : 2% ; One of the popular features of the “we J | e Prvtoska, “merzo- : alow B 2.55 ; >) Be ate oe Bung Ow rown, > 4 to be prea ntel in @ concer current annual exhibition of Amer- at the Odeon Tuesday nigh ican paintings at the City Art Mu- : - Per Gallon We goi to give just 250 families the op. ’ Godowsky has given se seum is a group of seven attractive ; grams in St. Louls and h paintings of still life. This class of These are only two of the attractive prices we offer on Certain-teed portunity to buy Player-Pianos at savings du i tiem ig well established thik subjects, more than any other, al- Paints. We carry a complete line, in which you will find your favorite pre-war Pavioska was prima donr lows the artist to exercise his tech- shades at a bargain price. Certain-teed Pairits excel in hiding power, will make it cost them far less than Prices, Municipal Theater in the 1 nical ability in the matter of pre- covering capacity and color-retaining valuc. They are the very best that and on the very easiest terms ever arranged, | | mer season, but she has n Use them—both inside and out. . fore been me here in an | senting varied textures and color ar- ean be bought at any price. . rangements in unlimited diversity. , ; , recital. = « will be with th Here, too, he is at liberty, as in no |) PAINT SPECIALS Opera Coo; any this sea other field, to display for its own ; will, as 'n rast seasons, sp. sake the sheer beauty which pig- BIROIWIN 2... wc ccicccccceces $ 75 Per youthful roies. i wit "S$ Members’ ~~ Club Members’ Terms The program of the Ode ment may assume at the hands of GREEN. eeesee'eoe eo owtTeeer * the skilled craftsman. GRAY pene ‘s: e*eeeeeeoeresee?e 1. “a . (a) Thirty-two variations, C-Mim Pre-eminent among the still life studies in the present exhibition at | CERTAIN-TEED ROOFING . . Ss ae — 3 ‘$. : This 1S Our new | : oat 3 : the Museum, in point of refinement }) of tone and delicacy of color, is a Ww ‘eomplexion that will make you proud ,, o) Pastorale ‘Ancelus)... _ Corel of yourself. You can wear vour best ea ; | : by Dines Carlsen, the young son of Quality considered, you can not beat these prices. mic and main and nag at case. - the veteran American painter, Emil || % Weeht. | — | All you need to do to clear. th carisen. The subdued colors of this §) . | ° . rene me , ; skin of pimples, blotches, liver spots, picture “have a restful, soothing J) Certain-teed Quality | Special Quality | 4 @) Plaiestr “’Amovr : | blackheads, muddy complexion and Guatity, which, in conjunction with a eee i-ply, per roll..... SO % @) De. not co. my love 2-ply, per roll x 2-ply,. peor ell. .sccocccecsmue | ia | | skin eruptions is to use Stuart’s Cal- .). ar ged “ — 4 , “o ‘ty i “4 ' graceful outlines of the welill- §| $-ply sent Bia co HE finest weave of special looms. sium Wafers. These troubles sock the |chceem Chineop vases, makes: the [| 2:7 Der roll....-..-..- G20 | Sbiy, Bee we = = AAA.” -eeeere The Pinkerton is a gentierncn’s coa* in |skin as one of the natural outlets of painting a pleasing one. The fine on . well $2.40 Red or Green, Slate Surfaced, ¥ finish | the beay. And if you supply it with rendition of the luster and depth of - 1] | ) : But for go.fers we have a.s0 mace the edema pool a oaks Gee ee cious but free arrangement of com~- | Guaranteed Clothes on Credit P'nkerton w? th a _oose 2Cat s.ee7e as s shown in the | gnd sure way to cet them out. and that Plementary color tones in typical im- icture 30 (nas t Tver a580.ute.7 ree Duy 20 the arm. The is to dissolve them. To do this just get presSionistic spots and dashes. The incerton ': now ceacy wherever "EKS"D tstea Goods about two ounces of calonite powder still life called “Garden Gems,” by | ° P Ch f A d are 50.0 anc we respectruity commena it to your ding from your druggist—eprinkle a Nttle om Mirs) K. E. Cherry of St. Louis, is} onvenient ayments eer ully rrange a hot, wet sponge—rub briskly over the sob { lor. attemptin a | blackheads for a few seconde—wash the a wes ne P FL : - ificence of tone rath- | > . ns parts and every blackhead will be gone. | 50Tt of rich mun 5 I You Get f e ot es on irst ayment \ = Mme. Pinching and aequeezing out biack- er than startling brilllancy. It dis- | . Ny : Mree. David Kriegshaber heads make large pores and you cannot plays also a splendid handling of re- ° a | at the piano for Mme. Ps wet all of the blackheads out this way— flections. Cullen Yates is represent- | Men and Women Cash or Credit . ; | The concert is under the a zaad if JERSIED K CoMPANY while this simple application of calonite eq by an ambitious still life entitled | , 7 : of Elizabeth Cueny. _ aire NITTING MURIEL, chin scereee Ana chums enh dies “An Arrangement,” which likewise | Read Gately’s Our Prices Are the is the price 250 club r : a oe 2 Wisconsin | {m their natural condition. Any druggist has flowers for its subject.. It shows Liberal Terms ; Same to Everyone f thi , . NEW BOOKS FOR TH 1, oe will sell you the calonite powder, anija clever employment of the prin- | Giad} ly one will: And we make our bers will pay ror tnis oceas ; i ll y } ; os ieee] an coats for iy) List of Prices to Club [| ee for only about another week longer. : USED 08 ee BUILDS PLAYGROUND TO Men and Young Men; Wie Beautiful mahogany 88-note co, BRING CHILDREN TO HIM: See oe Va Player-Piano ............--- Ate Not Wholly Soluble | ~ at fabrics, includ. § 1 | Eastern made Player-Piano. eee Civil War Veteran, Lame and Partly | hy Blind, Buys Land, Builds Swings wp hess» ae 6 =o lat. Tn | Standard Player-Piano ese ee eee herringbone | So He May Enjoy Company. stripes, etc. GATELY’S neh | | mL AY Plain mahogany case 88-note BY TEDWAY. Maas_—Elmer Zt. Wi- | clothes are topnotchers and |detto. a veteran of the Civil war,’ are guaranteed to give satisfaction. WHY | | Play er-Piano Ne ee ne ‘ | | WAIT wh il fi il] all the pure animal fats and V le oils lame and partly Sind, has nid cut} a fsa Wi lag Fee Bc, reo hy M clus TERMS s3 PER WEEK — a playground near his home here so that make a soap efficient an harmless. that he may listen to the voices val rth ree Say men Danes up to our newly remod- 1 USED PIANOS When a soap is cheap it cannot contain children. ; Rhee years Videtto bang the Fe : U r! Pian oak. es For that reason in cheap soaps adulterants nee, ‘When after the mest recent | Other Suits, $25 to$50 Upricht wins, oak are used_—strong lyes and bleaching alka- + Se angele Spreagernon : i Upright Piano, mahogany... . . . - ° b e. ™ af lies-that eat the fabric. mason, he conceived the = ie Ladies and Misses’ Upri ' ' Pia . ; y.. : 5 | Pale bringing children to him chased land across the street from | | mS New Fall Suits | Bring or Mail This Application AT : ' i hats ne® the Mm ’ ~ - : % | his home and although the infirmi-| ties of 75 years and his injuries made ; ; the work slow, he cleared away the | = We show a sand col Gy LEHMAN PIANO CO., 1101 OLIVE 8T., ST. LOUIS. KRIRK’S and tilting boards for his child. _ rt ors at this small! price, send me full particulars. and at this very small 2 . : friends. SOAP Here the children gather each day . and on GATELY’S easy “ss terms, why go around look- : MEGEBc cccocececsseessecesesameces ing shabby? Others priced up to $6s. while Videtto sits on the veranda of Is wholly saluble in hot or cold or soft et rie WEN teten te Sy. : : ' “acall gal t stories they love te eS eee that it is as safe as it is pleasant tousefor —o==| | ai ik = Animal Attracted Attention to Man ~ Are big before-the-war values, sach as toilet and bath, as it never injures the skin. = Pinned Down by Rocks After s ros haven't "rcen for several years. A Resides Gabvedhaniicniio of tee Dest. Dtecmter : | splen choice of styles and colors Try Flake White in your washing machine. | "LONDON, Sept. 23.—An intelligent ) yours NOW and be ready for the firs Tell your friends. aE cg lle tte rangye if L te mati ‘oo 1101 OLIVE ST = = emp ptt. Ag NR dg Phe ak | / DRESSES, $19.75, $24.75 Adams, Liverpool, has been awarded ‘the medal of the National Canine’ and $32.50 | Defense League. While on holiday | We have gathered together some |at Barrowdale, tn the Lake District. | wonderful valves at these small Peter was locked in a garage adjoin- | prices—silk and cloth, in newest ‘ing the hotel, and startled the guests | atyses. 7 by barking violently. Mrs. Adams! YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD. B Pemeae . ™ went to quiet him, but her efforts FILIIFLIIIISS _ ban a | ATELY'S IE POST - DISPATCH is the ¢ | @earching for the causa Mrs.| sot coop: FES | St. Louis evening newspaper |named Arecte ‘nea talon 66 sell —“STSp TATA CLIING TART A & Associated Press News Service. down the hiltside, and | was pinned SIXTH and WASHINGTON 7 him. His leg was broken and there 2nd Floor, Over Kresge’s oad many severe wounds en his, ~s iN es ae = —« EEE 2 ag

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~ Oe i a: I = SO —— a Te PD AP wr . ET oT eee ee 4: old SUNDAY. BER 16, 199%. 4 =e aa OCTOBER 16°19 SUNDAY POST.-D , 1922 ety, ‘DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those tn Any Other St. Louls Newspaner STIOMS POST-DISPATCH 18. -_- ——————— ed ne —- a SS ee , ron. A ¢ ‘+ ‘? SEMENT : Z | mn account of heroic deeds, chapter covering general history become a pest. The hick ory nut i Aby h..sISEMEN' RL! S nee SS Sr a iu mainly of those in the late world! of each epoch serves as an intro- crop is almost an entire failure this = oin NOW ] ‘ war. oe an introduction by duction to the group of biogra- year and the squirrels are invading NERVE BLOCKING upert ughes and illustrations Phies. the fields of the farmers, doing etl sth siz | il TUESDAY by Joseph Cummis % recital. © © will be with the Chicago f +, . Opere Cv nv this season, and Blue- will, as in rast seasons, specialize ia ie voice. Enameled @ . Terms i The proeran fa the Odeon recital . . i « ? 3 Combination ' (@ Thirty-two variations, C-Minun— | Sen CeAN L271 04 . Reet hoven fret PS me he — 6%) Pastorale ‘Ancelus)... .Corelll-Godowsky ' Per Week ) fe) Tambour!n—From Renatssance— ‘ " Rameau-Godowsky ¥: | a (® Gigue ...-++«- ...+Le@ellly-Godowsky $5 Per Mr. Godoweky. ’ Month fa) Plaistr d’Amovr TET? TETTrTT fs f) De mot KO. MY 10VO wneecewaes Hageman $5 Cash, $5 Buys a SY og ee Paladilhe 464 e we , See ‘aoa Per Month BUCK’S ; Mme. Paviocska. | o = R 4 3 Give With | ange . Sonata, Op. 35, B-Flat Minor Grave—Dop- Every Purchase oO. . a plo Movimento Scherzo Marche Funebre Maemhe,. THOSO .orccscccsecsecees Chopin See Our f%) Posthumous Walts tn D-Flat....Chopin Wonderful (Concert version by Leopold Godowsky.) a. fc) Scherzo, B-Flat Minor....Mr. Godowsky New Features of ne of 4. Cole's High - Oven 7 &) Maman Pites mo! (Old French)— Range, 1931 Model BUCK’S - o Werckelin - me oven | | n e- f) I've Been Roaming (O)d Engiish)—Horn ° —-— i © - . ic) Little Bateese (Canadian)........ Pierce Be Sure a dg Be tien or Over, Either on Cash or ‘oal Ranges “) La Girometta (Old ltallan)-— and Get a uraft, lft pr 4 Cc dit P ' © rea, (AP) Sibel we ge _ reat Purchases At Low ane. Pavieska. New tary castings, this wonderful new creation in a Blue Bi) Pri - ° + iad AN pap oo winner Set will lend a tone of refinemen: | ces and ’ v is) My Joys (Polish Songs)... .Chopin-Lisst 1921 ae rhs. any table. We have a limited number: on Easy See () Maiden Wish .... ....+MacDowell the price can ONE absolutely free w hile they last—at G | OR Te MacDowell Model ay Oy man Bros., Olive near Eleventh. Terms (d) Dance of the Gnomes by , peeceseees Liszt With Makes cook- to Suit 4a) Tarantelio Venezie «© Napoll....... Liszt ing s pleae- Mr. Godowsky. . ure, gives SSS — 1. aren oe. Fs See our Baker’s warm — Me Meme Bel occ viccccccccsacess ware - pan the whele Supreme Blue —_ DT hk eis ko e600 060 6660 606 bo ¢ ost! household. ——— (ce) ew Dt” “den enecdeso ws see and yg ho wo hon Enameled Com- . er or. Mee CO WE ccc ccdccessecess llageman White Will pey for ~aves dtess, 8 Mme. Pavioska. ‘ f Mr 14 stpere, in wie — pecial Sale — i FA VINE O our 6 na years time. ad ; Mre. David Kriegshaber will be Enameled heat one fo three rooms. You need never ar | at the plano for Mme. Pavloska. Oven Door +o while baking. Absolutely guaran- ais Liberal Allowance for of Elizabeth Cueny. Street fer the New 1921 Modei | + — ——— ice 250 club mem- pay for this beau- NEW BOOKS FOR THE WEEK $125 BED DAVERETTE SUITE ON SPECIAL SALE $200 COMPLETE BEDRCC Te : 19.75 note, full size, AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY 2 . | a Afiy of these books will be sent 15 $ — modern Player by parcel post to card holders, on ——- “9 Fe : a S 4 i ble the Price i @ rious aspects, religion, culture, po- J e¥ tad »: et , Te ares . ous | | litical, economic and social condi- > thee: 7 it fn Dictieacetinhs tere te et te es Hot- Blast for the manufacturers | tons. The story ts primarily of the te RNB OORT eI RES Es | : -grade Pianos and 60s Moslem world, but the entire Near ETE EF a Vr aig gee 3 Heater HEATERS have estimated that | and Middle East is touched upon. pie oe i ie! h this unique Club ANIMAL LIFE IN FIELD AND qeeven nee : nthe usual way, con- | GARDEN. By Jean Henri Fabre. to Club Members. . The author deals with birds, in- eects, reptiles and rodents that . i Se = are helpful and hurtful to man A Soe ie F OR MORE and fields. Gives hints on how = wa St eae eérms oo we 75 on any of pie spek owes . they help the friends and destroy a Ny et to Suit on Special os uded in the list whic the harmful ones. A, great deal Bea see itll son.” Ga teed solid auarter-eawed oak. club members woe | of fascinating information is giv- Ceuta ee eer esites Sanne ert te st on ioe sau horie? “Why not have 65 75 You Sale Hee oceoebes have in this club-pian 7 en about owls, eagles, hawks and one in your home when you can buy suc h values as we _here show a such casy . ‘DERFU . : M SUITES AND YOU WILL @& 0 TO 4 nt in our entire atock. 4 many others. i terms? Remember our free offer with your purchase—easy terms to suif you..... Oe PORCU AEE Ons teaate pohhngy mney? 8 than the ot weet Re, William a7 Mary, Queen ‘Anne, Louis Xt, {aay ' ed ONE-THIRD OFF. By Irvin Ss. finish. Remember our great free Dinner Set offer—we will make terms to suit you emem ber man Uros., ve ‘uments includ it q Cobb. A humorist's description of é, = : 75 At Goldman Gros. “a - To Su ® $«Obeing happy while reducing flesh. , ee, veneaieh y $40 Bedroom Per Month SPECIAL— U me Bumorousiy genial philosophy we comecey YO of and advice. oa aA* per cou tage Outfit $29 75 b Members TB 8Ds OF HEROISM AND BRAV- ey . P ro-Lino 69 ee_ERY. Ed.ted by Elwyn F. Bar- Think of it! A gen- 7 1IANOS we ok: uine “8 Ny o )- a ‘ Brassoid ed, a fine = = We quote a spectai on Spring—reee eee? tee on this peavey ro ane —tee. ae | 0 see o arge lin 10 somaplere. tor $30.75. > 4 a ah ++ equare Bee e eee e .$1 Wehave just received yard, for tats ®, “s a special shfpment of no these beautiful “Sim- eeese ~ op eens Dees —— an we are ontering —_— - a AT ONCE ko brings the happiness place it in the same class as a high-grade musical ay aver ENT i a | and health make any Be sure to see it. It will pay vou. x | i hese Gane B ST., ST. LOUIS. ?, | contented andtend tomake ot | { | the best 4 nas Club Plan. Please ‘ More attractive— See Our | om ae oe . e ho fening } Sidonia Phonograph Leader Frese 5 that eeeeeeeees On Special $69. 75 ts Parnas 5 Sa par ‘ee LS @ le for gh a ~~ ona PL 12 uptodate selections FREE with every Sidonia we ES WHEN Phonograph. der to intro- b CLOS ED $1 Per Week Buys it pnw ee fE ENROLL Player - Piano D e partment lo Come in and Hear the we ber owns aid in waste mat- r the most won- tor and tones un the digest. October Vocalion Records The most remarkable Heater ever made. Burns coal sift- derful ottos “3a A ts ji AAO METINIGED.. ..cs on oacedwe de } 85c ings, cobs, coal, lignite, coke or wood—has air-tight bottom ever presen py geo seal oe | _— in My Old Kentacky Remo draft—will cut your coa) bill in two. See it by all means. We | e : ~ nope con be ve 44 Four) tk oon an we tele bbe 85c¢ No Heater at $30 to $35 is its equal. Remember our great ° : Central chased ey Lo - ean ; in Mappy Valley—(Hart & Shaw) 2° ; ‘ ‘he E ST. 44qT retain perfect Down op - nella eS fran offer : ie Puri x ; Lyke tsb comb - Goldman | nation of lazative ond ou Live Out of St, Louls e aised thorapeuticvaies. Bros. * 7 The formula is the re Accept = i% | sult of a py we Lib : : ey bl ex y tae : emists. No remedy ie erty yi O9HFDHAHOOHOHODOOOOOOSS Sortervacus more We Sell for Cash or on GO se F | effective ae a mi Bonds 4 Easy Neo 2 . ul laxative tonic. kg eee TCH is the only § Ask Your Druggist = wit oy eee | Matter Where Yew Live Res ; | u . ae unt newspaper giving § oy, in he ripen package, WEPAYTHE es wrat | Tey Sg as Va'ue Wi SFl FOR CASH | Bs er a, nance We | consider 30 TO YOUR TOWN ON Bac Sele Manafacturere 60 and 90 dars’ 5 3 et MEDICINE COMPANY time ne cash, MWe or —— = ALL PURCHASES t York Kansas City wires the came ae } CASH a a 8 tale EE | if sou onic | the CONSIDERED 2 an } fae ya acc atwars in J Uetz" ) ——l

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al a - ~ > - , ee ey ne eee e Ware ——— / . 4 —_ GS Ce ee on ee 2 : - litt ae ee ee . Pe OE ee cieetae a ° ~*~ =e © oe - ae ——"— 14 SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Recelve 100 PER CENT MORF CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other a. Louis } Newspaper. PH GANZ EXPECTED TO ARRIVE HERE TOMORROW “ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH \to confer with ‘Symphony Association on the eeries the Kaneas City of concerts ta be given there by the St. Louls orchestra. No increase itn the size of the or- chestra, from last season, is now in- tended, but the vacancies caused by ‘withdrawals have been filled. New Rudolph Ganz, conductor of > 1@. Louls Gymphony Orchestra, ts @mpected to arrive in St. Louls to- morrow, having notified the Gymphony management of his arr- val in New York from Switzerland where he has epent the summer. He will go to Kansas City this week members of the orchestra who are St. Louls musicians are David Hoch- man, Isidore Groseman, A. L. Bern- reuter, Jeseph F. Milstein, and Rob.- ert Berger, violinists: Michel Ma- losek, violoncellist, John Osmak, contrabass, and Waldemar Helmholiz, horn. Men engaged from other cities are Frantesek Jerabek, violin, formerly concertmaster of the Na- tional Opera of Prague; Victor Charbulak, violin, from the Steindel Ensemble of Chicago; Russe E. Hendricks, ‘cellist, also of the Stein- ‘del Ensemble: Bernard Forrest Ful- ler, contrabass, from the Boston Festival Orchestra; Albert Ravag- mani. contrabass, formerly with the orchestra that toured Italy under Mascagni: Ralph Combatente, Eng- lish horn, formerly of the National Symphony of New York; Joseph Rescigno, horn, also of the New York National Symphony: John Harll, vio- la and trumpet, formerly of the Chi- cago Symphony Orchestra; James tidreth, tuba, formerly of the Bos- ton Festival Orchestra; Benjamin Vitto, tympani, formerly of the Chi- cago Civic Orchestra, and Vincent Dastich, violin and trumpet, formerly of the Royal Opera of Vienna. STATE TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION TO MEET HERE IN NOVEMBER Rafiroad Grant Reduced Rates From All Parts of Missouri— Attendance of 6000 Expected. The Missouri State Tteachers’ As- sociation will hold its annusi con- vention in St. Louls, Nov. 2 to 5, in- clusive. The headquarters of the as- sociation will be at Hotel Statler. Tho | proximately 6000 There are 22,000 public; general sessions wil] be held in the Coliseum, while the sectional meet- ings will be held largely in the Cen- tral High School, Odeon, and Hote] Statler. It is expected there will be ap- teachers at the convention. school teachers in Missouri. Of this number 16,000 are enrolled in the association. The convention will be preceded by a meeting of the uncil,. at Hote! Statler, Nov. 00 dele- a ucA tional council, 2. This counci] comprises 4 gates from every part of the State, and represents every section or dé Soldan . 'High School, Harris Teachers’ Co!-| ‘lege, Wyman School, Public Library | tors will address the convention. A partment of the association. The council discusses the procedure for the some 30-odd sections and im- portant educational matters. A number of well-known educa- special musical program will be ‘given by Albert Edmund Brown of Lowell. Mass.. haritone. A special railroad rate of one and one-half fare for the round trip from towns in Missouri to St. Louis has heen granted. Identification certifi- .tes must be obtained from E. M. Carter of Columbia, secretary of the association, in order to get the re- | duced rate. — Have a Stove for Any Use You May Wish - $1.00 Cash Delivers WE HAVE THE BEST STOVE DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY The Best for Cooking BUCK’S rhe Best for Heating —With this end in view all of Buck's *toves and Ranges are made most perfect, with every Enewu BZoorNOoMY @evice for rendering combustion complete, with the result that each is a fuel-saver. —It is a pleasure to show al! of the features of construction which render al) Buck's Steves @® extrecrdinarily durable Each Stove is fully guaranteed, which also means economy Ventilator Thies Stove te the very finest Buck's make Burns anything. Requires hardly any attention. Preduces hard coal results with goft coal. a good quality ts thie Combina- tion mge for this iow Come sce it. It's Worth much more than we ask ¢ : or I _ Ge worse : : vat a” Pos Shee , For the persone who iike to see a fire es shown in a fireplace, this $29 75 is the stove to buy. As low as ° "ne VMenth. a... 949.75 This @1] black enamel Stove bas every feature the higher- Priced Buck's Stoves have: emooth castings; fitted with Buck's per- fect burners, We Have Been Buck's Agents for 28 Years ‘ FIRST IN ECONOMY, DURABILITY, CONVENIENCE, APPEARANCE For Coal, Wood or Gaa «=09RUCK’S Sold on Very Easy Terme CONVENTIEN and studied out CES—Buck’s Stoves are always kept anead by the most skilled engineers of the stove world to insure convenience of the times with improvements thought-tested APPEARANCE—Each Stove and Range should be an ornament and Gelight to all whe see end ess them. The silver-nicke] finish om Buck's never hag been equaled anc the castings are the best. a _ ery grate which BUCK’S COMBINATION RANGE The Best on ane two-fueil sretem burns either coal, can be used for either This te the largest anc finest Stove of its Extra large size oven; beautifully trimmed with Buck's slilver-nickel. ation and the Stove Come eee its real beauty. See Our Cheaper Quality Stoves Else where arth $1.00 or gae in one oper- ‘ parately or together. oould be type that can be obtained boller. makes tiis an inducement $5 5 Bed, Spring and Mattress Thies Bed may be had in any site desired: Martin or oxidized finish: and weighs 45 Vernis anteed Spring te aleo guarant the Mattress is fully guar- in the white enamel, $ 85 unds, in full size; the comfortable 29% $1 Cash Delivers Any +) Almaphone to Your Home This 9 Records and 1000 With Every Almaphone Cabinet ts dull mahogany finish, 40 inches high. 17 tnchee wide, 18 inches deep. Z-imch felt-top turntable, tone silding lator, stop brake. All parts are beac- tifully aickel plated. Plays all dise recerds perfectly Week FREE Swiss Needles Dustproef. eelf-olling motor, univeresa) reprodwucer. speed regu- arm, convertible tone modifier. for Less an favorite line. biast ring does the work you Fant Thle fine Queen Anne, of tabie, Priced separate other pieces . For Your Old Stove No matter what sty-e or condition, as for an early purchase. Hot Blast $19.85 A wondcertu! {fron Laundry Heater: have been waiting for—and look at the We fully guarantee it. price. any kind of fwvel. real valve. Buck's The patented hot . Lf 4) ' _—— chafre and buffet: Stores in St. Louis, East St. Louis, Danville, = —_—_— -- $1.00 Cash—$1.00 Month. little two-hole all Walnut or Mahogany elegantly conetructed. The chairs are $1 Cash, $1 Mo. Oak Heater For your laundry or more appropriate than this stove. large enough to accommodate the largest size wash A fortunate purchase for our eight stores Coal Range sanitary patent stay-level top Dtplex can be changed for wood or Cash—$1.00 Month light housekeeping. nothing it is low price possible these at this low price The most derable soft coal stove ever made. (> u arantees a steady. even heat cans aces puff. For the chilly mernings you will want one o $ guaranteed ol heaters 5% f l $1 See Us for Your Heating Problem and You Will Be Satisfied The Store of Satisfied ms, a ek ~ A " = _ - ws, tat Heth # ay x fn

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“BUNDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1991 ONTRBUTES TWO $50 = Ninth and WWashington—HELL RUN G & GRIMM—Sixteenth and Cass SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH A dverticers Receive 100 PFR CENT varr ———— fo re * _——. ee oo~_——e—— NOS TO LK FND patrick Blanchard Makes Second es oc: every day this week— _—_ a > Rugs and Draperies Is R score permpgartisenapyiica oN We have a full line of Heating Stoves, inclad- The Hoosier assortments. patterns; 45c¢ quality. Yard. Silk for overdrapes, in blue, brown, tan and rose; go inches ficient a Heater as can be found. The fire-pot is deep, like that of a fur- ‘ ie act oe 3 ER ELGIN WATCH a ae ~~ ronventent Wrist atic ' : gtar $ ve perfest cntlofaction =—_—_ Tak : Revaired--Cleaned. DIAMOND RING tn JEB : VEOER 6 W. sixtii 87. zs Nn 7 5-Piece Breakfast Set Offered $38.75 for Only Consisting of table and four chairs, as illustrated. Table are up. Chair may be selected with straight or bow back, Three-Coat enamel finish on all five pieces, the last coat being of waterproof Valspar varnish. Your choice of a great variety of color combinations in the finish; gray with turkey red; gray with terra cotta; old rose with green or silver; fawn with green or gold; or we will make any combination you desire. - — ——_— eS _ ._— ee ee —_——--<— = — -— ee ee ee eee ee ei wide; $2.50 quality. Yard. ccoccee eee eeeeeeesee $1.89 With every Cab- FRE amma inet Style Pathe Phonograph — 70 selections of your own choice—35 double- faced Pathe records. has drop sides and its top is 50x42 inches in size when sides’ nace, and will not require frequent charging of fuel. The grate is in two pieces, and there is a shield that keeps dust and ashes from finding their way into the room when the grate is shaken down. The outer casing fs very ornamental and the foot rails, when reversed, form a firm hand hold for mov- ing the stove. We have this Heater in several sizes. ellrung & Ninth and Washington We are members of the Associated Retailers of St. Louis and refund railroad fare scoording to thelr plan, : CREDIT TERMS GRANTED er _fire for 50 hours on Burns any kind of coal and will hold ished in grained mahogany—e rich and lasting finish—no iron parts to “black” —no nickel to polish, one charge. Fin- . ° tote, sh . Phe % oe - 3 Sixteenth a a ~s zz 2 Ss. ws « ¢ wy * “s

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oe ee we oe See Pe ee ee lh et ie ee * vied - wai — » Pa eee se => ~~ ea > ££ & GF - > + - 7 . 7 el i a peel cid i, kelp ti nia oS - ee pin inbeivetl. DS gi~tihe ibeqe wn ? — « 7 - in | credit for a ringer which tops a a AO. ~~ te : ore ll be rendered by the two “i Tae = ine * ’ eo in te eft 20 - cere - SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCO LATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. 16 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MISSOURI HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT PLANNED Farm Federation Bureau Consid- ers -— | Tests Prob- ably in January. ial to the Post-Dispatch. COLUMBIA, Oct. 15.—Recent re- vived interest in horseshoe pitching throughout Missouri and the United | States has resulted in a series nd games at almost every farm bu- reau picnic in the State this fall And with interest in the sport still growing, the Missouri Farm Bureau Federation is considering plans for a Statewide elimination tournament to be held in January in connection with the annual meeting of the State federation. Present plans include tourna- ments in each county in the State to determine the county champions. Then it is planned to let these coun- ty champions meet in a regular tournament here to decide the championship of the State. The State champions likely will be sent against Joe Heskett and E. A. Tor- bett, the Illinois champions who re- cently successfully defended their title of State champions at the an- nual Farm Bureau picnic held at Dixon. It is proposed that in most coun- tles.the champions be selected at a scries of tournaments that will de- cide first the school district title- holders, then the township winners and iastly the undisputed best in the county.. This procedure may vary in some counties. Rules and regulations of the Na-| tional Horseshoe Pitchers’ Associa- tion will govern the contests.’ As these rules are quite different from those in use in most localities in Missouri, the most important ones @re analyzed here. The @andard distance between the pegs is 40 feet. The pitcher's Boz extends three feet on either eide, to the rear and in front of the peg. The pegs are at least one inch in diameter and stand eigh: imches above the ground. The shoes used must not exceed Seven and a half inches in length or seven inches in width. The toe end hee] calks must not be more than three-fourths of an inch im length. The opening between the heel calks shall not exceed three end a half inches inside measure- ment. No shoe is to weigh more than two and one-half pounds. The regulation game consists of 2. points, although games at na- tional tournaments consist of 50 points. A ringer scores three points end a double ringer six. The shoe closest the peg scores one point: and if both shoes are closer than GIVE A BABY SYRUP PEPSIN Constipation, biliousness and ’ quickly disappear ie MOTHER is always anxious to give the safest and best medicine toa constipated baby, er is puzzled which to select. ther decide by the i- ents on the package. Every bottle of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup -— has the formula printed plainly on the outside ofthe carton under the portrait of Dr. Caldwell, who wrote the child. Some contain minerals, coal rescription in 1892. You wil] tar and other drugs that might d that it is a combination of peeve dangerous by over stimu- Egyptian Senna and other lating the intestines or depressin simple laxative herbs with pep- the heart. The ingredients o sin. It will not gripe the baby, Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin are and it is free from narcotics. recommended by the U.S. a count as three points, regardless o7 She order in which they are thrown. HUNTING OF DUCKS WN POWER BOAT UNLAWFUL WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—No ‘w Genoa, N Prom New York to the West Indies: (Cubs Jamaica, Panama Cana!, Venezuela, Windward and Leeward Islands, Virgin Islands, Porto Rico and (on the third cruise) Bermuda. MEGANTIC (20,000 tons disp.) Jan. 17 — Feb. 16— March 18, Largest dimen- sions of any steamship sailing to the tropics. To the Mediterranean * From New York to the Mediterranean: (Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers, Monaco, aples, Athens, Riveuatitin Sor Mavne and the Nile). ADRIATIC (24,541 tons) Jan. 7—Feb.18 ARABIC( 17,324 tons) Jan. 21—Mare.4 Independent travel. Bookings to any Port White Srar Service, of the same high standard which has made the Olympic inter nationally famous, provides utmost luxury for voyage. weit WHITE STAR LINE St. Louis: R. FE. M. Bain, 1101 Locust St. Write today for color booklets Piptecrecreet’” ~pepanee® GES ge Sal hed a _ + ~eu, A) — ign.’ 2 Pm hati : th eegecepagaeadt ret a =i mous prescription from - — ——— — FESG eee, Carreeleeye | HLTH ee: ° PEbbeeeareerters rn x bye to dieting, ‘ *&ee . evteepevre® as°" = =; which they take . : ay hegr —— ~ s «i I. Cc. R. R. Station at 58d St. ons . 4 MPTTTITTI Ulli ui — + or Without Escort a re) Ww t Why — South mainerice, re | Burden | Yourself With China. Sta 7: ‘tral 400, Sta 25 f Seti. as ae —_—_ 3: “2 During the first six months of | 2 1921, the POST-DISPATCH printed 22,445 HOUSES, FLATS, etc., For a Come on in, join the crowd of sat-| THREE other St. Loults newspapers " tafied Post-Dispatch WANT AD users. SCOMBINED. Rent ADS—3491 more than the i You will find the S@Wera a constantly increasing joy in your home because you will positively exper- ience, as time goes by, that your Sonora IS “The Highest Class Talking Machine in the World!” | Let Us Show Them to You 7‘ i | 7 La . " ' (Ge? jth aie Dy m i ’ 7 oAnd an added saving of © ? 50c to $10 on every gown: © Ae new invention—the Deltor! The DELTOR Saves 50c to $10 on Materials You will find this invaluable Deltor enclosed in the envel- ope with your Butterick pattern. It is not a part of the pattern itself, but a separate service. First, the Deltor gives you an individual layout chart (yes, individual—not just a general chaft, but one for your exact size and for each suitable width of material.) You buy 4 to 134 yards Jess material on every garment, a sav- ing that amounts to 50c to $10 on every gown you make! Then, following the simple picture -and- word ilustra- tions of just how to put your own frock together, your fingers fiy with all the skill and fine$se of a professional, You save hours of time and achieve the set, drape and chic of a Paris labelled model! Finally, you finish your frock with the inimitably clever little touches of the true French modiste. Smart little ideas of frenchiness are revealed to you in profuse detail—every important touch that gives your frock the air of Paris. BUTTERICK Style Leaders of the World bear Paris’ own touch—for less mone any clothes you made ever cost! Im ing able to complete these frocks in a fraction ‘ ; = ie ee * T *% . nae . . wa 77 . ‘ ° by can 4 % . « i’ “a ; y : % R.. ; R AG Bi 2 ay Prat * Pe 0 i. i, id » PEL eae as ‘ a) ‘ . a eer re aa aa: sf ; eS a ee fn ate Say’ “tg BS ibn 1) atl Pe eee al oo de zo gh? } bs 4 at » ‘a , 3a f tae one of them was kille of love and adventanm

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oo — Butterick meron o's yin cit oe te the mostintricate correct 50c to $10 becanse ht fies less materiel than Id be possible were it net the Deltor’s layout chart FOR— - Paris styles fer z* sporte and weer that you can make yours, with the Deltor, FOR— Absorbing advice on the ease and upbringing of ey children how t * economize in the aa SECOND BIG WEEK HELD OVER BECAUSE — OF POPULAR DEMAND SOM TRUE TO — LIFE AT ALL TUNES: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1921. "yEOTOPLAY THEATERS vy MA MTS ° -TEe’OPM. williamFox PRESENTS: MARK ENS: MASTERPIECE, an #6 - "WHATEVER YOU 00, DON'T MISS, THE PIRTUR ZATION OF MARK CREAT schwnacrics IN ARTHVES COURT TTS A PIRPIN® —— ren £03 ANCELES Receno -_— SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY PHOTOPLAY THEATERS en CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. 17 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATEXHS \Q ne, no Me A PLAY THAT WILL MAKE A p ‘LOUIS LAUGH. DIRECT PROM SMIONTHS ON BROADWAY ATI22° THIS MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION THAT COST $500,000 3000 MOTOR CYCLES ENTER KING ARTHUR'S COURT 4000 PEOPLE IN CAST, PORTRAY MARK TWAINS A CASTLE. GUILT ATACOST OF $50,000 AND BUR POPULAR PRICES wits erevar. NIGHTS AND ALL DAY SUNDAY (NL BALCONY SSF ORCHESTRA SOF DAILY MATINEES GALCONY 25¢ ORCHESTRA 354 CREATORE (HIMSELF) The Greatest Orchestra and Band Leader of Them Ail WITH THE AUGMENTED Missouri Symphony Orchestra INA ‘SMASHING, CRASHING CONCERT —_ [SADVAINE FAMOUS PIARIST IN A DELIGHTFUL AMERICAN MUSICAL PREOGRAM Jeme LLasty Prevents A : Melford AND = “The Great James Kf “ EK. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM’s POWERFUL DRAMA ATES in the same college— Hivery move Tony and yo Spies ef rival a eurprise! Sarg’s nd foes Every scene Almanac both aight one of them was killed the other took his place. Whof fomance of ilove and adventure thrille like a thunderciap. looked exactly alike! a sensation! DELIGHTFUL BARGAIN MATINEES EVERY DAY — MATINEE TODAY . I, DUSE, MUDJESKA, CLARA MORRIS, OLGA NETHERSOLE, ETHEL BARRYMORE Mt WE The Camille of modern France; chic with the charm of the Parise ienne who gowns at the Ruecdela Paix, dancing with the abandon of a gleesome pagan from the Casino in Montmartre, kling with the Idem gayety of champagne, and foving with the intensity of one who gives life for love. The role in which the leading actresses of the world have scored their great est triumphs on the now interpreted in a a. ernized ecreen version by the supreme Russian artist, NAZIMOVA. A PRODUCTION RUDOLPH “VALENTINO: orsemen eof the Apecs Ster ef nS - M eaamtaicont Cast. — || ABOVE PRICES ‘NCLUOE WAR TAX DELMAR PERSHING THEATER .«. COMEDY Aesop's "Subtee- ews ae vaudeville artists. Her —_—_—- THEATER a nes Photoplay Feature: Herbert Rawlinson in “The Wakefield Case’”’ KINGS Continuous 2 Shows Today—2, . i? ‘ ae [OEW VAUDEVILLE Seats Reserved Saturday and Sunday 7 P. M. Performances P. Steyh Importing Co. 19 S. 4th St. Oltve 271% Write Fer Terrttery A) St. John in ‘‘Small Town Stuff.”’ S85! PAG ANT DELMAR sta) es 16-17 Heuse Feters Jane Nevak im ER 16-17 fiéonen” HI 623 vas (i st. CANAR a ee | 708-710 PINE ST. Sunday Special—Chicken or Steak Dinner......... Also ¥ Chicken a la carte... .65c . don't ey ta tre Me Hal- ec hw $1.00] ” & orons il We Are Famous for Our Steaks. | e , SAT 11-30-S omc | Pa rounas tit, RAS THEATER _____]}} “oLUMBINS eee "36° VIOLA DANA in “HOMESTUFF” vi \EATINER DAILY AT 2 P. M. a POPULAR | SUN.A PRICES 300 & 40c, Fe ceactnenmaancaan eee ——8 Vaudeville Week Days, 3:30, 7 and © AFTER- NOON, ] 10c & 200 R | oocon, Tues. Eve, Oct. 18, 8-15 EB GoDOWSKY “Wizard of the Keyboard.” IRENE "PAVLOSKA MS GOWAN’ KNOX | “A GAY RIDE” ARTHURE HENRIETTA | “ON THE LOFTY PE ad VIOLA DANA? > /Y HOME STUFF” 7 AL.ST.JOMN in Sinall Jom Stuf Mutt ad Jef? aad obfter Nove/fies 9 thes UNCLE | 10°30 caly E- MATS. WED. TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK Zxo‘sar. Eves., 50c to 500 to BARGAIN MAT. WED. Che The fies RICHARD WALTON TULLY Presents the Fascinating Romance a wrt ANN READER ano New Casr, FANIQUS HAWAIIAN SINGERS ano PLAYERS POSITIVE FACT AS TO THE “WHY” THIS SENSATIONAL SUCCESS HAS SWAYED MORE : Amusement Lovers to Tears— Tt Has ed T ia Succeeded Because t Ie the Most Fascinating Pinay of All tiem That Throbs MORE AL! ALLURING THAN EVER ITS BIG CLARION NOTE HAS BEEN HEARD . AROUND THE WORLD THE ONLY AMERICAN PLAY EVER IN EVERY MODERN LANGUAGE My Personal Thanks to Those Who Appreciate the Best in Amusements When amb with Guy Bates Post’s for a appearance city—before his departure United States on his world’s tour—the matter appeared almost less. Other cities, where Mr. Post had appeared once, return dates—where several weeks’ ‘‘runs’’ could be quently a lesser expense to Mr. Post, for the present cost of travel with three cars of theatrical equipment is no small item. Amusement lovers who had, and amusement lovers in St. Louis who had not, seen Mr. Post previously, were insistent, and their constant requests caused me again and again to ask the booking office for a date—it was not until I made a personal to Mr, Post that I was able to secure his «a ce at Shubert- Jefferson seven nights and two matinees, starting fnew Oct. 23. The advance and mail-order sales | prove the soundness of his again appearing in ‘‘The Masquerader,’’ for while there still remains ehoice seats at any of the various prices, for any of the nine per formances, I most earnestly request immediate for seata or you may not secure likable locations, Respectfully, George H. Lighton Box Offices will be open Thursday, 9 «* CHESTNUT AT SIXTH HERE AT LAST! STARTING TOD THAT LONG FAMOUS, [OUs, STUPENDOUS Ss ATTRACTION SIM WILLIAMS’ “GIRLS FROM _JOYLAND”’ (Funny) BILLY GILBERT ealntost rivecieg ta the lat tow MAT. DAILY 3115 "GAYETY: Raecaes ee I —_-_-ll ” eee “ee “ee S ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST mise Y GUS FAY ' ie a a Jehaale Waker BRASLAU Ano > CH IN A RECITAL OF —— e310 anu8 Tit Ove oe First concert of Sst Sad acn tickets 815.00 §1 A A LCC TCAOO The POST “DISPA

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SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. [So eee DED A A A A AAU aera erate © RB, - ee ee Le 7 SS rer Sealine 0 et lL] Se a a ~~ , S S | MAY Ss 7 ERN &s5 Co = oe en ST SE CREE Oe et ee ee oe NOS, Eee LL ET SET TC DS ST BARI EE A I ge Aa nn i — me me me eer ae cence ame” A Tomorrow We Begin a Sensational Sale of the 3100000 “factory Stoc Of Showers Bros. Bedroom22d Dining Room furnitur 2 7 At Less Then rare ee meting een ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 18 Ln —_—_™ ° G8 i gary 6 Tn e ad — ee “ . : q ed oy s+. ne e. a2 » ee -~ — —- £ = a +» —— A te ee et pad ut : ° : > 2 , The Most Astounding Values We Have E A Close-Out of Over Thirty Carloads on [ Offered in All Our Business Experie Sale at Less Than Today’s Wholesale Cost IS purchase consists of discontinued patterns and other : consider this the greatest purchase we have made in recent See | ; years—$100,000.00 worth of Shower’s Bros. Bedroom and is 2 chandise which, because of slight defects in finish, nuld | ee’ 3 pass Shower’s Bros. rigid factory inspection—that is why | : Ww Dining-Room Furniture—dropped patterns and other special ) close-out pieces—bought by May-Stern & Co. and its associate able to buy the entire lot at a discount of more than 50% —| stores at less than half price, and on sale, beginning tomorrow ever, the imperfections are so slight that they would scarcely morning, at corresponding reductions. An opportunity for you noticeable and will not impair the appearance or wearing qt uit to select fine Furniture at sensational reductions from the usual Sale begins tomorrow morning, and we urge yop to &f Si price. promptly. CASH OR CREDIT TERMS TO SUIT ~ 4 Think of Buying 4-Piece Adam Period Dressers at $28.50 A Super-Value in Two-Piece Ivory Dressers Crowds Will Jam the Store to Buy These, Bedroom Suites at Such a Low Price! _Bedroom Suites ae 9-Piece Dining Suites at This Saving! eee ATE | a itinenein tae ’ - — | oe my FRR ie - —- 2 ous » . = 7: ys * - ? | SS rer aed “ * = = os ‘ . ® : - «+ Se wecescsddecsdeossoncses? Convenient Credit Terms 159" - Chifforettes When ou can buy a Louis Period Chifforette in mahogany or walnut finish at less than wholesale you are gettin a bargain. While they last $31.50 this week..... Convenient Terms Period Suites at Less Than Wholesale! ERE is a sensational value in fine chamber furniture at less than wholesale. This week you may buy the $ 59 entire Suite—bed, dresser, chifforette and 122 dressing table, in walnut finish or ivory, at — the startlingly low price of but Convenient Credit Terms Full Size Wood Beds The ordinary prife on these Beds in erican walnut is almost dvuble. We eet = Ay + eng] surplus stock, Ut we coubt whether they will tast the week out at the price we name med ‘ee gape early to make sur f t- ting in on thie + ee _ Py. ee ee 3" $31.95 Convenient Terms Convenient “Terms Be Early if You Want to Get In on This! UST a limited quantity of Louis period, 4-piece Suites con- H sisting of a wonderful vanity dresser, full 2 | 25 00 Dressing Tables Another whirlwind value? Triplicate mirrors, Adam size bed, chifforette and dresser to match—all finished in two-tone ivory enamel. At less than wholesale cost, comp!e*te for only Convenient Credit Terms ams | 4 . ae * d ay Marvelous Twin Bed Suites Less Than Whole Not in Years Have We Offered Such a Value as This! WONDERFUL Queen Anne period 10-pe. Suite in American walnut at . . ; 2 ? - re A less than actual wholesale! It cousion of a buffet, new style oblong $ 75 gprs 9 aa nie ieee ee) eee $ A table, serving cabinet, china cabinet, five diners and a host’s chair. 1692 ewle thede ona value. It imcludes a dresser, chifforette, is It’s a marvelous value at RSE 234 Lae SSS pe teeiy~ eyo a table. At less than wholesale—this week = Conve nient Cre di ¢ Terms ee ee eee eee foun oni . - ¢ eeeee Tr ‘eee een eeneeve **ee0ee48 a ) ' 4 . ; é 4 a , — - , v > This 5-Piece Suite This Week at a Sensational Price! YOuR choice of walnut or mahogany. Beautiful Colonia! pat- table with handsome four-post twin beds, dresser, dr chifforette. At less than wholesale—th's week at Convenient Credit Terms 5 : | Just a Few of These 4-Piece Suites GET here in the morning if you want one of these Queen Anne od Suites. Today’s ordinary price on : 115% == ee Choice of Walnut or Mahogany en such values! This marvelous 8-piece r ning period, consists of a wonderful dining chairs 50 ] 09= is double this week's special] price. Your choice this week of walnut or mahogany finishes at .... Ordinarily » Suite I’ke thi would sell for double this west'e pring ve Convenient Credit Terms in Plain Figures Teese Res oe "THREE handsome pieces for the resser, chifforette, dressing table and bed All-Blue Enameled —s Oe Oe a oe _——_ i Fae ’ High-Oven Range BvuILt of polished biue steel. four-hole size, with large oven at top level with the eys, which does away with all stooping. This is oe lowest price ever named i ie ca ae Combination Range Terma: $5.00 a Month A BEAUTIFUL Range that f@ richly BDiue enameled all over and has pr : rms 35.00 a month at the remar ly low price of only 24 ~ . : : : > ; ; ‘Trom’| Twelfth & Olive Sts. [a9 a. —_—— eee ee ‘ a ee a ee ae —-< ——_ mM A SPLENDID Stove at a low price—built on the latest hot-blast and value at our special price of 99.0

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i a ad ie a a il ae al taal tee i ee igi, 4 “ As Ge a. & ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY ® - oe a eee ~ et a hit late deen oe pate ee a LIBERTY a aad es Ml Oe Cpe the» lala, hems 2s and othermer § ee . of) | eee Y tis why we were a7 | weet gi an 50%—how- would scarcely be wearing qualities, eee Ra Rs. ee ee npr Ses ES wes | te eC A OF my PH . a eh. oe en ee . lea a ee ee a ep A LOE LE ie la } : ee | eee roe ti a 4 i - bia ee ae A ee eee Tee ee eee ee oe es 1922 Models Predominate at Fall Automobile Exposition New models in various hues and with all the latest refine- ments predominate at the Fall Automobile Exposition which opened yesterday afternoon in the large Chevrolet Building (formerly Gen- eral Motors plant), Union avenue and Natural Bridge road. Many of these new and stately knights of motordom are mak- ing their initial appearance in St. Louis at the show, while others have only recently been announced and will be viewed for the Here's another :; first time by thousands of visitors that will promenade up and down ae a | \eiebenantiegingads fone thas whotecaie® : a ae oN Me the gorgeously decorated aisles during the coming week. aw These new models range from the snappy little roadster up to dam : nished in mertca 4 | os fe Bon SS S Oe ; ee j Ai onnegoatanaan ee emer the stately limousine and vary in price from a few hundred dollars — NS Gis Se tr ee ae es : This display, which consists of passenger cars, trucks, acces- : sories and certified renewed cars (exhibited by the distributor of the company manufacturing them) is easily the most comprehensive one that has ever been staged by the St. Louis Automobile Manu- facturers and Dealers’ Association and claimed to be one of the largest automobile shows ever held in the West. This mammoth Fall Auto Show consists of three miles of ex- hibits and covers four acres of floor space in the immense Chevro- let Building. ; ie 83 The show ifs closed today, but starting tomorrow morning it | Sone s ; SRN HINT SPOIL, PAI will remain open every day this week—from 11 a m. to 11 p. m. Hae ae eg Rls ee 7 an eta hs ! > ; ’ S rele ox “ , + - ~ . om “8 “ae ; OS . Pas . — . . we *, 2 _ . ~ Rs “\ : “ - x Bite ~ Resta a ' ‘ a ~~ ed . J See A ot. - OR OND on ~ eae eed : : ee bs Ste eee . : 5 Sa. : ninP — oe ; m ¥ . ’ , : : 7 . ‘ ’ ™ ™ Tree : is week = . iss - n° Ter a. . > aetal lane ~ saa vee weed uppwneetrn teres 6 4 : i a eae) Ds , . ‘ . ~ SOS es OY ner REDE, ate br . te > eM a “¢ eee . eo > ; Vee: ee ott aiecS 3 : ; : ( . - . . > Werk x. = 4 - “ . . x, % . 2 ‘ ¥ » : ff Petia > © “ Cah x sO by 4 oo eS . hee .

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OE CTS RTS TMT TS ee ae x a oo Newspaper. | } ADVERTISEMENT. ee. The Law Says Give Signale | ? The WOLTER AUTO SI \ i Complies withtheLaw This signa! protects you and your car and avoids collisions and mishaps at al) times, iy when your car c'osed, by telling what you Intend te do. Night or day, tn asy & the WOLTER AUTO SIGNAL tells the operator from any are going to turn to the right. to the left, or stop. It tells them t « every contemplated change of direction, so that they may guide their , ingly—in ample time to avoid an acident. ex: This signal gives the driver detalled information. If you the right, the signal points upward. If you intend turning to the isft points to the left. If you mean to stop, the signal points downwerg ~~ The WOLTER AUTO SIGNAL Is a positive direction indicatgr i tinctly visible at all times at « of 150 to 200 feet. anal r At night, your lights shining through the white transiucent gig: signa! illuminates the arm brilliantly, making it possible for any ene Griz to clearly see it every moment, iy The WOLTER AUTO SIGNAL is a very practical and simple @& ticularly well made, operates easily, quickly and positively — located six inches from your steering wheel The operation is : The edvantage of the WOLTER AUTO SIGNAL lies In the fact the ériver know well] in advance any change in the direction of your, @o not draw on the power of your batteries, therefore no expense operation. This is most attractive and adds a finishing toucd All who have seen this signal have endorsed it. You will, toon Thig positively guaranteed against any defects in material or workmanship, | chase price is $10. sis Any one Old.enough to drive a car can inetall WOLTER s fw minutes. All mechanism is enclosed in a weather-proof metal guarantesing perfect action at all times. a Who knows but what the $10 it costs you today may save you $100 t ee. The WOLTER AUTO SIGNAL was patented on March 1, 192], SS pending. Secure exclusive territory now from the owner 7 WOLTER AUTO SIGNALCO. >. Office and Factory, 2809 Racker Av. Everett, — SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Recetve 109 PER CENT MORF CITY CIRCUIT ATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Rear Wheels (Service) Brakes For Ford Cars and Trucks y on both rear wheels, eliminating all necessary strains on rear axle ' 9B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Fall Auto Show Opens ; ee ym gp With Lar ge At CEndaNnCE| 20 ee Ce, of, Miwa A Cc. Brake Alastic Tire Cushion Co. G. G. Giese, president of the Motor Alemite Lubricater =. a Accessory Trade Association. Re- prea Specialty ba , , a tic Safet raffic Signal Ca. ports of current business made by ———— = 4 Exhibits in Chevrolet Building, Union and Nate | Peonners of the association show AStcme iguiion, Lighting & Re ural Bridge, Cover Four Acres of [that thetr business for October ie | Pi caiotie mae on Seer - ) motive B ». Floor Space. no cutceaaes ot meaner ents, Ae en ner es “Stee has been a tot of talk lacey|| Bed Eesti there has been some truth in it, but ‘it hasn’t applied to the business of Beckley-Raiston Co Brock Motor Car Co. Brenner Automobile Supplies. AT THE AUTO SHOW maintaining the automotive vehicles Ace Paige already in use. When a man buys a Allen car, a truck or a tractor, he uses it. pos wean He may or may not want to buy al! , Union boulevard and Natural | “°?*T»=s ise the things he has to have to keep the Bridge avenue, before a large crowd. on ee machine running, but he does buy | The display consists of some of |... | them, because if he doesn’t, he can't | 8 te mest beautiful creations in body J ¢, aiise | Use the rhahcine. | Guise-McCormick Sales Ca design ever seen in St. |... | General figures show that cars and . & H Machine _ There are exhibits covering [rnaimers trucks in use are being driven more) . of floor space, and it is | Chandler ‘than ever before and consuming | automobile event ever | hevroiet ‘tires and all other equipment which | necessitates purchases from the ac- and equals in size [| \'«veland yCole cessory dealer. Colmutte Automotive equipment merchan- | dising has been especially stimulated | _caies by the merchandise department of | F. C. McFarian o . the Automotive Equipment Associa- | Be ey Automatic Safety Traffic Sig tion. They are co-operating with the | F. C. Meyer Motor = dealers, garage men and repair men | iewest Aute Suen os Recenstrue- throughout the country and have! tion Co. | adopted as their slogan the phrase, | Beresshell, Hectee & ney nose “Ask ‘em to buy.” There is business | for those who go after it and the | The cars are ranged in double Gealer who has rid himself of detail rows, flanked by the wide main is in a better position to study the | aisles. Bieborate decorations with future of his business. | anh TTT? ith hhh bb hhh hhh - ’ oe - ~ —-t y rr vTrrTYTyrT,YrrTrr,yrfjr,j,’ aad -_ _-. -. ii ih hhh hhh hhh i i i i pnp ans Ee They brake direct! transmission barid trouble, un and transmission, All chatter is completely and permanently removed. They add 100% to safety and driving comfort. Installed without alterations to chassis, and do not interfere with shock ab- sorbers. Connect to regular foot pedal. Thousands in daily use. Will pay for themselves many times over. « On Display at Automobile Exposition A. C. Brake Co. of Missouri 1419-21 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. Olive 1360. -- - - 2 wane eee ga We ae a ~~ _— largest number of pas- trucks and accessories together for an aulo- in St. Louis, the : . 7 ’ — ee ee - CARS ON EXHIBIT eee Tr + eee ee ee ee i - /. Del-Mar Rattery Co. Electric Heated Spark Piug Co. cee tm > = a i. ~aa . = 2 & > = a ee a (7 werrrrrerePreerrtrtre eee ee 4 Vv Gill Piston a. =eee®) ; ; - . POIEGINA SF Brmmee e ~ a F ee oe é r+ $ Ee oe ; Philips & Salisbury. Piston Service Co. Primo — ~ Puritan Beanian Hayes Piston Ring Oa. firepreofed autumn leaves and fre- proofed bunting suspended from the celling and around the tmmense pil- lars form a pleasing picture. More than 8500 pounds of fireproofed au- tumn leaves and thousands of yards _ of bunting were used. Novel eigns above each exhibit make tt easy for the visitor to find the exhibit of the cars of their choice. Am information bureau near the main entrance gives informa- tion concerning any display or part of the show. From the first wing, the aicies leal to the front section of the building 330 feet long and 100 feet strations of accessories. More than 100 different necessities and conven- fences for automobiles are shown in these .ovel spaces. The sections are divided by neatly painted lattice- work partitions. Many contain spe- cial decorations of growing plants and cut flowers, in addition to the regular show settings. Almost every automobile acces- cory on the market is shown in this attractive section, and many of the booths have demonstrations of the accessories in actual operation. Some of the accessory exhibits | have attendants to explain to visi- tors the requirements of the new au- minor repairs in emergencies. The National Safety Council] has a booth tn which safety engineers ex- plain to car owners the use of ap- proved safety devices on motor cars, and the safety first rules which, if followed, will greatly reduce the number of automobile accidents. Sta- tistics will be given showing the per- centage of accidents and fatalities from different preventable causes. Between the two main wings of | the building the railroad tracks ad- | joining the immense loading plat- | form have been bridged over. mak- entirely to certified renewed auto- ing a large central] building devoted | Schee! Motors Co. J. B. Sickles Saddlery >. Schuette Seltiday Seles hill Gales Co. eantel Picton Ringe Co. Central Brass Fixture Co. Prees Metal Mfg. Co. Master-Premier Co. Tnivrersal Mfe Co. Wedler Shvford Co. YourDesiretoOwnaCa It is now and always has been the great desire of thousands of owners of medium price cars to SOME DAY own a Cadillac—YOUR desire can be accomplished RIGHT NOW ‘ome is slackened. ly set to work to e ty of these kin¢ the word STOP »# — specracuian Da ' DONE WITH MA “Mortor car stunts on the wlar order are getting tough wide on the Union boulevard front-|/tomobile law becoming effective age, which contains displays of new | Noy. 1. and to demonstrate the use mobiles. Tags attached by the Tech- DORRIS DISPLAYS NEW ° . . ame eae yenay nego ops arama EQUIPMENT AT SHOW Selection may be made from a greater variety a oe ee the new equipgnent complying | 1 ine condition of the care - echeme is carried | with the new law. pce ct st — NS of Cadillac models, at a lower'cost, than for sev- Renewed ex- . : Shs Derrig Motor Car We eral years. We will make you a liberal allowance out in this portion of the building. Glass partitioned sections on the ees ee Renewed cars of all makes are P ‘ ; shown. One special feature this/hibiting a full lime of open an for your present car. You may take advantage of our very satisfactory Deferred Payment Plan, so west side of this building contain sauindnert . trailers » stoves, displays of novelties in cars and) : _— year is that each renewed car is dis-/ closed cars at the Automobile Show tire cushions, spark intensifiers, stor- played by the St. Louis factory rep- you may enjoy the ownership of a Cadillac, paying for it as you drive it. Since the advent of the new Type 61 jille our sales have increased to such an extent & you will find in our Used Car Division ant usually fine selection of used Cadillac cars, 6 open and enclosed models, and an exceptis assortment of other makes. | day.” remarks S. Ward of th ‘Battle Motor Car Co.. “Ir this stunt as the toughest ye ' In San Francisco the ! Chalmers distributor r mo dlutch pedals from three ears and then sent his drive the streets to see what thi @o with these cars. They ' @rive at 20 miles an hour o then slam the gears into without the aid of the clute cars would shake themvelve a bit and then shoot backw: some of the highest-priced models. a Turning to th: west, the visitor en- | **° batteries, baggage carriers, @tc./ sentative of the company manu- this week. ters the nerth wing which is 660 Garage and Repair Exhibit. facturing it. By this method, the The display includes a four-pas- feet long by 80 feet wide having aj In an adjoining section several ex-/|representative of the different com- | S¢™ser tourist, seven-passenger tour- special decorative echeme. hibitors display complete lines of/ panies stands behind each renewed | ims car and a four-passenger coupe, OCommercal Oars Grouped. machinery for garages and repair/car of his make. This differs from |#!! stock models. They are also ex- The first half of this wing is de- |shops, among which are several of | former shows, in which the various | hibiting a four-passenger touring voted entirely to commercial cars, | the newest methods of making emer-| dealers displayed the miscellaneous | C@r With special equipment, such as light delivery wagons, heavy-ton- | gency repairs. makes of renewed cars he had on/| disteel wheels, individual steps and nage trucks and similar motor ve- St. Louis automobile schools have/hand. This year, if a show visitor |trunk rack, and a special sedan built It will PAY YOU TO PAY US a visit to see these cars, or, if yow prefer, any car in which you may be interested will be shown to you wherever you wish by appointment. 3 7 i = hicles for business purposes. All In addition to these makes of trucks are shown, includ- ing three makes manufactured in Bt. Louls. The same wide-aisle ar- rangement lends interest to this de- rartment. The west half of thie wing con- interesting booths showing the latest | wants to look at a renewed car of a | DY Fleetwood. methods of teaching young men the trade of automobile repairing, vul- canizing, welding, brazing and the supervision of repair jobs in garages and repair shops. Some show how car owners and chauffeurs are taught to care for their own cars and make particular make he can go to the models, a special finished show chas- booth of the company which manu- | S!8 makes possible a close-up inspec- factures that car and see the entire tion for those wishing to study the display of renewed cars of that make on display. Five special days have been ar- ranged. Tuesday will be “Execu- 'mechanical features of the Dorris. This is the first appearance at a St. Louis show of the Dorris chassis equipped with the distillator. This We will have open house all the week at our new location, 3222 Locust Street, from 8 a. m. to 10 pe n displaying very attractive cars traded to us and offering them at low prices and liberal terms, with brokerage charges. | New Pric tains scores of displays and demon- il nccsenstinenaaieiae sane Type 59 Cad le oy 4-Pass. Victoria | . Our No, 251 | at $3750 | 1 itives’ Day.” Wednesday “Automo-/! device, which vaporizes low-grade itive Equipment Day,” Thursday “Or- | gasoline, is the latest feature to be ' ganizations’ Day,” Friday “Ladies’|addeq to the Dorris engine. Day” and Gaturday “Safety-First| Besides the regular passenger car ' Day.” 'models, a complete line of Dorris | The General Motors Corporation trucks are shown in the truck sec- has taken the lead in arranging a/tion, Dorris rebuilt cars and trucks , special day at the show for its Chev-/| are on display in the rebuilt car 'rolet dealers and salesmen in the’ section. entire Southwest territory. Wednes- | day will be Chevrolet Oay, and the “ Chevrolet dealers and salesmen in MID-WEST TIRE CO. TO HANDLE NEW TIRES this territory will visit St. Louis and The Mid-West Tire and Rubber /the show as guests of the company. | A general meeting will be held dur- | ing the day to discuss business prob- | Company, 3133 Locust street have lems in this territory. ‘recently been appointed distributors K. C. Zimmerschiede of Detroit, | for the Hydro-Toron and Cumber- vice president of the General Motors and tires for St. Louis and adjacent Corporation and general manager of territory. the Chevrolet Motor Co., will at- | The Hydro-Toron tires manufac- ‘tend the meeting and make an ad-' tured by the Hydro-United Tire Com- dress. He will be accompanied by | pany of Pottstown, Pa..are made by Colin Campbell, general sales man-/| the new internal hydraulic expansion ager of the Chevrolet Company. | process with toron fabric, and are Follows Eastern Custom. | guaranteed against blowouts, stone This follows the custom of the! bruises and rim cuts, and for 10,000 princial automobile manufacturing | miles. concerns of holding their sectional The Cumberland cords are manu- | meetings of dealers and salesmen at! factured by the Cumberland Tire & the Chicago, New York and other! Rubber Company of Louisville, Ky., eastern automobile shows. and also carry a 10,000-mile guar- Two bands under the direction of! antee. ! “Walter Weber, who has been band leader at St. Louis automobile shows LAFAYETTE MOTORS Type 80 Cadillac 5-Pass. Sedan Our No. 214 at $4000 Type 59 Cadillac 4-Pass. Phaeton Our No. 254 at $3000 Type 59 Cadillac 7-Passenger Our No. 257 at $3000 ior sii —_— Type 59 Cadillac : Demonstrator : Our No. 264 _ ; at $3250 Type 57 Cadillac 2-Pass. Roadster Our No. 256 at $2000 Type 57 Cadillac 7-Passenger Our No. 54 at $2000 Type 57 Cadillac 4-Pass. Phaeton Our No. 270 at $2000 6 6.4 +4 eee ee atl Mt es re eres Se The big success of Moon cars today marks with emphasis a new era of better automobiles, setting a stan- dard by which all cars of its class will be measured for mechanical excellence, adornment, durability and economy. See the new Moon models at the Motor Show. Open models, $1785. Closed models, $2785. City Sales Rooms, 3115 Locust St. All the above cars are sold with our regular guarantee, same as given with new cars. Every one been gone over carefully, insuring Cadillac durability and satisfaction to the buyer. | Miscellaneous Makes We Offer Note all are cars that have been in service only a short time and are makes that are quite popular. i for several years, will give concerts are in Al condition throughout and prices are lower than competitors. . We will accept your car ‘ every afternoon and evening. The OBSERVE: ANNIVERSARY part payment for them. Liberal terms, with no brokerage charge. "an . show will remain open daily (except = 9 ww ll i SOSSSSS FOSS SH SSSS OF FOF SE SESSSS CESSES SESSSCES ESOS OSESOCSS eetets — -— = -— - Gat Me Built by Maen Motor Car Co.. St. Louie—Founded 1907 bp Joseph UW. Moen PESOS CEP S SS OT COCe COS 06666666666 606 680868 O8ESe - ee rr TF, 7° Fe Fr SY > bal Courtesy and Protection PREVENTS REAR-END COLLISIONS, THE MOST FREQUENT TRAFFIC ACCIDENT. AUTOMATIO WITH SLIGHTEST PRESSURE ON FOOT BRAKE : EACH SIMMONS IS SOLD WITH THE GUARANTEE COMPLIES WITH NEW MISSOURI STATE LAW FOR SALE EVERYWHERE Tuthill Sales Company ee ee ie ee ee ee ee oe oe SSS] with @ convention of distributors at Our No. 192 wards of 700 are now in the hands at $950 at $1350 at a | | the feeling among distributors, plans Our No. 244 | at $750 at $3250 $2250 DISPLAY AT SHOW $ = = | signed camping car body that fits six, It comes complete with refrig- || Indianapolis last week. According at $3500 of owners. have been laid for the steady pro- One of the novelties at the auto- & | CADILLAC AUTOMOBILE CO. OF q Mion any Ford chassis. It is light tn erie” erator, extra gasoline and water tion of its first year of production | ‘to data given out by Charles W. 7-Passenger | Our No. 245 Our No. 249. Our No. 267 been shipped to distributors and up- : Since May 1 orders at the La- ; [= on the basis of present orders and | duction of 100 cars a month during California Top x Our No. 271 Our No. 266 Our No. 218 LAMSTEED KAMPKAR ON mobllie show that is attracting un- |kampkar. This is a specially de- }| weight and equipped with ®ullman | | 7 tank, cooki tensils other . ng u and : President ‘and clothing. This car is equipped Sunday) from 11 a m. to 11 p. m. LaFayette Motors Company of _ = — 1921 Grant 1921 Auburn 1921 Lincoln | on 9 5 ° Nash, president of the LaFayette : Simmons’ Stop Signal, $5.00 | | Fayette factory have run approxi- 1921 Dodge 1921 Packard Six 1921 Haynes 1920 Cole the fall and winter with a large in- |; Usual attention is the Lamsteed | berths to accommodate four persons camping equipment and is provides | | New Location 3222 Locust St. until next Saturday night. mt ndlanapolis, observed the comple- 1921 Len In co Roadster 5-Passenger 4-Passenger Company, 800 LaFayette cars have THE SIGNAL OF mately 100 ahead of production and, 5-Passenger 5-Pass. Sedan 4-Pass. Coupe lifornia 1 | crease in the spring. ||and has ample seating capacity for \with locker space for all bedding Telephone, Bomont 3080 | with nearly every requirement of the } autoist who wants to tour the coun- try and is equally idea] for fishing. hunting and other vacation outings. It is manufactured by the Camping ‘Car Co. of S&. 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¥ c Y. OCTOBER 16, 1921. i i AR li a ll al —_ “ ae. "ee 7 . “> SUNDAY POST DISPATCH Advertisers Recetve 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louts Newspaper. avoids accidents, re your car is curtair may guide their Car Points downwerd v0 fee itively by moving « March 1, 1921, with AL CO. Gay, tn avy kind of weatnan m any direction whether sm It tells them in advance ae on. If you intena \ turning to the left, the wigat’ : ion indicat et. or which ts dip. te translucent ¢1 bie for any one driving feat and simple device, rachet t lets ration tse netantaneouas, lies in the fac ® direction of peer aea* Y no expense involved tm M & finishing touch to any ov will, too. Thig de or workmanship. The the WOLTER aUTO ther-proof meta! case, tae Dur. y may save you $100 tomorrow | he from the owner and meant ; Everett, Washingtes bs 2 Serie Later. y@ uc taillight and ; z ps follows: ne / ype 61 Cadillac, th an extent that Division an un- dillac cars, both J an exceptional a.m. to 10 p. m., terms, with no 59 Cadillac . Victoria r No, 251 it $3750 _— . 59 Cadillac monstrator r No. 264 it $3250 » Every one has fer uite popular. All rept your car in —— 1 Lincoln assenger - No. 267 $3500 — 20 Cole omnia Top No. 244 an Offer UIS Grinham Designs tic Warning Device— Patent Three Years TA taillight traffic signal for vehi- ie comprising a brake lever, a taillight rotatably mount- ef in the rear of the vehicle, a push- i-pulling rod connecting the IT AUTO SIGNAL ~ USED HERE IN 1308 s —— eecent law passed by the| Product of the C. H. Wills & Co.| va Legistature to compel the use| motor car factory ts the Wills Sainte | pend , rear cignal on automobiles; Claire coupe model, which ts being | gttention to the fact that the | displayed at the Automobile Bxpo- | ~ of such a device was first | sition by the McNiece-Hill Moto: | » and a patent secured by a St.|Car Co., local distributers. Produoc- * M Grinham, well-known in au-| plete the company’s schedule in_ . J circles, former racing driv-| body designs for the first year, will and salesman, now assistant man-/ be established during the latter part ‘ar of Chevrolet sales in the St. = distfict, used a rear signal as ago a8 1908 and secured his. of the Wills Sainte Claire coupe is three years later fur an au- traffic signal ie described in his patent pa- aid taillight and the said brake “aver by @ yielding connection, a thereby limit the je sald taillight. upon which said taillight its bly mounted, and stop pins! the cushion to the dash. The back downwardly from said » to contact with said bracket movement of After witnessing a very disastrous mrend collision, Grinham im- ely eet to work to eliminate possibility of these kind of ac- te and perfected a warning de- automatic in action which does require any operating nor bt from the driver of the car, warns by a revolving taillicht hibiting the word STOP whenever speed is slackened. ' DONE WITH ® day,” remarks 8. Ward ‘Battle Motor Car Co.. Chalmers distributor Go with these cars. then slam the gears without the aid of the F SPECTACULAR DRIVING MAXWELL *Mortor car stunts on the spectac- Glar order are getting tougher every of the Ward- “I nominate this stunt as the toughest yet: "In San Francisco the Maxwell- r¢moved the "dutch pedals from three Maxwell ‘tars and then sent his drivers out in he streets to see what they covwld They would Grive at 20 miles an hour or so and into reverse clutch. The /cars would shake themselves, waver |now confront abdit.and then shoot backward.” ed oa a Full details ——— — 7} New Price PRE&VKnight $1500 Ba= $2150 a showroom or exhibit i st Auto Show now in > | eee. Fitlarry Newman james” 3147 Locust at our Motoring Safety By Using Por Every Make of ou a TURN Compton. The Diamond ciudes windshield sun visor, com- partment back of driver's seat, ash tray and match box holder mount- ed in walnut case, corner reading ights, window shades, door lock and lerge luggage compartment in the rear deck. Al! hardware is of spe- cial design and of satin finish sil- ver. A. A. A.. INDORSES | | MANUFACTURERS’ TAX Because it will not only eliminate | the irritating nulsance taxes which automobile owners when purchasing accessories for | their cars, but believing that it will | also have a stimulating effect on ‘ndustry and help to solve the men- acing national problem of unemploy- ment, the American Automobile As- sociation, comprising about 700 State and Tocal automobile clubs and representing the individual car own- ers of the country. went on record recently for a manufacturers’ tax and to support a tax revision pro- gram involving the repeal of the special discriminatory war taxes now in effect. | The main motive in indorsing the’ manufacturers’ tax is to give to the business men of the country just what they themselves feel is needed to set in motion the wheels of in- dustry that will give employment to more than 5,000,000 now idle men. In going on record in favor of a’ manufacturers’ tax, the A. A. A, be- lieves that this form of taxation would not only help to solve .the unemployment problem, but that it would be less costly for the Federal Government, more easily assessed, and more completely collected, more | understandable to all the people, | less irritating. and provide a’ more | equitable distribution of taxation. The A. A. A. also takes the stand | that the day of discriminatory spe- | cial taxes which were imposed dur- | ing the war for the purpose of re-| stricting production has passed; and that the taxes which were leveled | particularly at nonessential enter-| prises during the war ought to be) repealed for the reason that today | Mark Turn co the Right . Signal Red sible economy that may be reflected Autumoonile a only ahi tealing . @tf-conmtrolling outiets BS itealt™ soos vents com Ask for free tolder. there is no nonessential! industry. | ; MOTOR CAR MAKERS SCRUTINIZE COSTS With the industry that leads in the value of finished product oper- ating on a basis of greatly reduced prices, every effort is being made by motor car manufacturers and the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, to bring about every pos- in reduced costs to the public not only in manufacturing and distribut- ing but in the use of cars. J. 8. Marvin, assistant general , manager of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, has just re- turned from attending the Motor | and Accessory Manufacturers’ Credit | Convention, and other meetings, at Detroit and states that negotiations with executives of the leading in- surance companies are making prog- ress toward reduced costs of this important item of car usage. Sub- committees representing the indus- try and the underwriters’ confer- ence met last week in New York and eonsidered further constructive mea- sures toward simplifying grouping of cars for insurance rating purposes | on a basis that would facilitate this matter from a production viewpoint. | It ie felt that onl¥ a negligible proportion of underwriting losses | can be traced to construction fea- tures of care and that external Causes account for most of them. Reporte indicate that theft of cars is continuing at eae high rate in cer- | tain districts, all of which is reflect- | ed in premiums which have reached an almost prohibitive point. Measures for curtailing these thefts are having the active atten- FIRST DISPLAY Of the “New 1922 Haynes Models 55 and 75 CHARACTER CARS ~ = With ite individual steps and tenders, exterior side cow! lights, and smart appearing top. the new 1922 Haynes 55, five-passen- ger, six cylinder Touring Car at $1785, f.0.b. factory, occupies @ distinctive position among medi automobiles. Pleasingly beautiful in appearance and decidedly adaptable for its many requirements, the new 1922 Haynes 55, two-passenger, six cylinder Roadster, at $1835, £ 0. b. factory, marks the be ginning of « new base line in prices for such a particular car. The new 1922 four-door, fivepassenger Haynes 55 Sedan at $2835 f£ o. b. factory, with its roomy, comfortable interior, elabo rate appointments and superior coach work, represents the Haynes engineers’ and designers’ conception of the 1922 family group enclosed cas. Motor CarCo. 4416-18-20 Olive St. Forest 204-205 at the Auto Show See These Advanced Body Styles To extend the advantages of Haynes engineer- ing and — to the greatest mbes of motor lovers, has been the aim in creating these two remarkable groups of Haynes cars for 1922, Through a price _ of $1785 to $3485 the supreme quality of the Haynes has been main- tained, while each of these exceptional offerings represents the superlative of value in construc- tion and appointment. See all these models in this first complete exhibit. The Haynes 55 and 75 series will reveal to you future structural and style developments—the highest achievement growing out of twenty- eight years’ active success in the building of fine automobiles. Outstanding among motors to-day is the new and per- fected engine of the Haynes 75. Thermostatic engine heat control, an exclusive fuelizing system, are developed through the practical skill and wide knowledge of the Haynes inventive experts. Larger valves, superior design throughout,contribute to the immense driving power,the swift acceleration, and the steady endurance character- istic of this 75 horse power, six cylinder super-motor. In the Haynes 55 and 75 series, comes the crowning dem- onstration of Haynes foresight. So accurately is the future foreseen and anticipated, that the purchaser of any Haynes in this most recent series is assured of every desirable advantage of equipment and style which will appear on finer automobiles of the coming season. This is a rare opportunity to the well posted motorist. By all means visit the Haynes display WILSON MOTOR CAR CO, inc. ‘ St. Louis Distributors 2921 Locust Street ont 1439 * Central 1439 ASSOCIATED DEALERS Horras Motor Sales © Supply Co. 4333 Warne Av. Thongh this superb Sedan is presented as a ‘istinctly which it embodies belongs more truly to another era elegance and inviting comfort of its interior ‘ittings, the beauty—while noteworthy and most appealing in am tion of car makers and underwrit- ers. Rigid enforcement of laws which have been suggested and en- — Ss 1893 THE HAYNES 1S AMERICA'S FIRS ected it ise believed will do much to meet the situation. } Reh: “— -= Fuad #

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A WA ae 2, homes ¥ : ee as eo Tey ae SE Me as ck - poe md a: oe “ — ° " - ' 4B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Recelve 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Thai Those in Any Other St. Louis — ea : _——~— wonderful that they can only be ap- ; Obscure Knocking. die, which stuck so that the dog at|the two parts would strike as the | are the best that have ever nar preciated by those who see them.” . ae Am obecure cause of knocking was the end touched the ratchet on tf:/}| crankshaft turned over, causing an provided and the displays are @ , ae recently discovere 1 in g crank-han-' end of the crankshaft. In this way | eedeaiytlien knock. : ae t ) = : Au omobile = ¢ [ ED LITRE R AT ORD OWNER!! aa hi Sg ee ee SS eae > BENCHTT 10 MOTORIST “KEEP BOTH HANDS ON THE WHEEL!’ Quit Cranking Your é- al | ee, PLAY 44 & Ka — : . | | CA 2 Mechanical Developments in SAFE With a GILBERT 7 3 im ; ; 7 ) i pramos> ate ) | @ ke | | i tj 5 ny New Features Sh } 4 A, es: Chassis and Body Design Cre- | | | ' VL ates Interest Among Own- _ Roadster, a Speedster | i ers, Says Frampton. | : | Attachment for Ford Horns n “In all the romance of modern . ; The Gilbert Attachment for Foré ’ | f ( simple lever | M © x O R cs A R S : a ne meme Oe once thee that can be readily attached to any ‘ r the romanec of the automobile. The Fora which has the horn button em the Bc. | ay amount of general knowledge on the steering post. part of the individual concerning the Easy To Apply automobile is remarkable. The me-.| ri 0 apna scT ver an | chanical developments, in engineer- | ewe minutes of your time are the oly segue aoe ing design, in bod anges and im- taching this valuable accessory, je cap of the attachment Pree weer Gane change whatsoever—simply S'GHTEN THE SCREW PRO- de "Sees. as = ~ gt ae | 7 ee eee | ere. z e 4 ° =» = > — . = * ‘gm. Louis. Southern Illinois s The four Roamer mode Is Now Priced Below “= a "@ roadster, two sport mode -— ce, A A. eae sie - a or Rm 2 + | . . | | he 1 mp res S 1 O Tr) held by SO | | Rrevements AFC'EN matters of Mpente | VIDED. pRB tigo—eotey — _— h lj interest to the average man, woman | spark ane sorettlo ee ede oe Oe te tactaneenenen e a = and child, says R. C. Frampton, | outer fim e ace . be ched IMME-. F — 2 . many LINCOLN owners that they are peculiarly ay pton, ||] Sung Test “metion--and©the lever can Dg. reached IMSE. re- ar igured — orc ay? nie ele favored in having a special car, is true only in the a | Automobile Manufacturers and Deal- and is guaranteed for the life FB BR. quads ‘nastinied | “ seat, concealed in ers’ ‘ - DEALERS: This is a sure me wo % ers’ Association, under whose aus cin cai. ts nen a MANUFAC ee @eck. This auxiliary seat, B © | * gpholstered tn genuine has ul | . - ‘ er to match the up! president of the Hudson-Frampton | DIATELY by extending an ope HAND FROM THE é : e wheel carriers. sense that every LINCOLN is a pices the automobile exposition is Write today for attractive : F d ef the front seat, permits J am wig - | Motor Car Co., and of the St. Louis! hané—WITHOUT REBOV acihinan 96 Gk Gk a ae special car; special because each is . | being held. | Ba WHEEL. +s model, which the object of infinite care that every “Many a boy of 10 can tell you | | | every standard make of automobile’ “ar, +t | s + . a Bs Pa LINCOLN shall uphold the LIN- y: : ‘as it may roll by. Many of 12 could | pecial Special Uy | mame Bg write you a good essay on the me- 0 . odel job, fi | | | : “The sport model job, lbeaggue dgeene agg Truschert Auto & Tire Co., 3001 3S Jefferson ay. > - —_ Motor Mdse. Co., 3356 8S. rand ay. Orr Electric Co., 3405 Gravois av. Grand Machine Co., 3456 8S. Grand av. Lentz Tire & Service Co., 6602 Michi- ey o |g @. y Bs Se —_— INCORPORATED tar? 5 Brocrvnene JOBBERS AND DISTRIBUTORS Roamer famous. A very of this car is @ Eipserins tonneau windshi * for the protection of tho seat. Another sport leo being shown, finistied ¥ maroon. & another distinctive mod Roamer speedster with thi Berg motor, finished in & . tive motor car red. A ur Qyre of this car is the mot geck giving the car a trim »- eut appearance. This top ' geady to put in place fe bad weather, and is 1 Al the Roamer mec é equipped with double 3309-11-13 WASHINGTON AV. — am Seuzres with douse comfort and driving contr Mc-Niece-Hill Motor Company 5187 Delmar BL, St. Louis, Mo. le | ested in, study the various chasses, Universal Supply Co., 203 N. Broadway. 51 & In addition to these f Heithaus-Riemann-Feyd? essarily being considered a prospect- ' — j with a Duesenberg four-cy F. Goodspeed, chief engin chassis records on Dayto “A hearty invitation and cordial | ¢ O f interest, without Electric Garage & Ser. Co., fo P er, Meramec and Virginia av. | and other points o Grand av. Country Auto Co., 7502-14 Michigan. |} Central 2770 models the Rex Motor Caz | Show one may ask all sorts of ques- Grand and Lafayette avs. Grand av i'tive purchaser. For this reason the = 7 : : Bariey Motor Car Co. wh op |'reception is given to all, whether | tear of annoying solicitation, becguse . Griesedieck Tire & Supply Co., 1426 8. John V. Kerber & Son, 3759 S. B a 3 i ” eer.” See Our Display at the Auto Show ~ ae Gisplay at the AGhem tions concerning any car without nec- Best Service Tire & Supply Co., 1628 Western Battery & Mfg. Co., 8615 i ve § Automobile Show presents a wonder- | “ f This motor and chassis tablished six new wor ‘fit is expected that at an Automobile Grand av. inn * ll ee Rute. Guests Go. ae = Grand av Gravois av. — position a Roamer c Bm es , os ful opportunity to the average man Sateen eee - eared > apes aed pee apes ceeds ahem ct _ dup! f the one t ' . ; Sat HAMAmAmaAmomoamno mm mm pad ect duplicate o e ; fp van a in motor cars, and that is sfe iitetitwt ‘ S.uwiiialeall tlelisiaiunsl: —— | | one of the great reasons for the suc- : ’ _cess of motor car expositions. 2 | Extends Invitation to Show. \ FF ie we eS, eecee IS VE ao \ _ ~ =e +,” an Ne. Se a . a wen “= 'a oi RN ee smith’s No. 63 Welding Plant Complete With Truck g _ they merely be lookers or prospec- tive purchasers. The man who has a | satisfactory car with no intention of changing at this time can receive ————aw | ereat benefit through a study of the newer chassis construction and mo- tor developments with a view to bet- ter handling of his own car. The ad- vances in lubrication science and of proper carburetion through the ad- dition of heat mixing devices for gas- Oline are quite instructive and in- teresting and many a man will be able to operate his car better and more economically through the point- ers gained at the show from a study of the various improvements as em- bodied in the different chassis ex- hibits. | “The development in shock absorb- er devices is also quite interesting, making possible the fitting of one’s car with devices for improved riding qualities. The various improvements in closed body construction and in devices for ventilating and heating | the various types of bodies make the present day motor car quite as com- fortable and cory as the living room in one’s home. Many of these de- vices can be installed in old cars and other changes made, which will enable a man to get greater pleasure and comfort out of motoring than before. The dealers are always glad to give suggestions and co-operate in these matters and their experience sis and recommendations are certainly = of great value to the motorist. : Motors Are Being Simplified. “Wonderful improvements have | been made in the direction of sim- 3 _plifying motor cars and tn construct- (ing the various component parts with a greater consideration toward easy and economical repair of the | parts. Many of the old designers |seemed to overlook the fact that | Motors cars would some time*have (to be repaired, but in the new models the engineers and manufac- }| turers have paid a great deal of at- | tention to this feature, with the idea in mind that the buyers would bena- Be independent! Make your own acetylene gas and be done for all time with the trouble and added aatietions eaoaieete of cam peer expense of acetylene cylinder service. Just think of it! No more drayage bills to pay. No more This idea is also exemplified in the freight to pay. No more money tied up in acetylene cylinders. Is this not worth something in itself? features of adjustable take-ups for es you pave from 2c to de on every foot of acetylene gas you use. You will never run out | wear. A great deal has been don> of gas again’ in the middie of an important job. You will always have all the gas you want—when in this particular so that the wear- want it. You will never have to turn down a job because the railroad company or the firm ing parts are provided with adjust- ing you diss#ived acetylene in cylinders have failed in their service—a common oceurrence. ante and take-ups, by reason - of _which the various parts can be dati Fia., April 22, 1921, ag th 106.1 miles per hour. | Sefer The Most Advanced Creation in Motordom QTRIBBD top tetera track manut ° a : ' Marion, Ind., was made se Equipped to Go From Coast to Coast © 7a = Lana Track f SS | Knebel & Schumacker. | model is now $1745 f. o. na] reductions ran - $115 to $450 were also ann The New Saint Louis Automobile "Qj 'xrtous: 4 other sizes of the Indiana ts alt me a fe By ‘* te ye «2 eee ¢ i 1; st ; > oss P>, 5 ? mr y ie WLW MOM rm Wil rahe the safest, most di Star t sure, oattee Tahe switch. Your han “THE ULTRA FOUR” _ stk tnd cone “Built in St. Louis by St. Louisans” omen Shs werteee parte HE SAINT LOUIS marks a new epoch in Automobile construction. Never before ie mintmam of expense, thus + Rend the motoring public been offered so unique a car as the SAINT LOUIS. — A 100-pound can of carbide costs $6.00, Wat ost thing. This combinatic — , teeing a maximum of long, tis- & . . . - il Generator, will make 500 cubic fect of acetylene gas that costs you $6.00 Tre ey 2, a Smith factory service at a minimum of ex. e his unusual car provides a long-felt want—that of a car built to meet the taste of the most aaa aoe on Fa ve tiony Pv weegemed Hyer get Bege> Nel eomg = wey plus the freight or express ee Hang y ved gen largest a fastidious, in every respect. :. . vw ic eet oO . . “a ° a “ ; % as sguinct 06.00, which represents the teat ef 500 euble ‘feet o af, fas cost you at least #25.00, finest buildings ever utilised for thi a gp pte As pee yom It” in aoe — — refinements complete in every detail and Gencvater. ~ purpose, the utomobile Bg 8 = Wi e luxury and beauty possible to be obtained. ! a Exposition just opening is without & fin, 919.00 out of every $25.00 you are now spending for acctylens. How long at fg In the SAINT LOUIS we pledge to the buyer a car of superior quality—with abundant pc pane you to pay for © Gmith Generator or Generator Welding Plant? #z sound mechanically and with such refinements as to assure the owner the satisfactory D 7 | es We carry & complete line of Smith’s Welding Equipment, which includes generators. weldi to which his investm t titles hi : oa torches, lead burning and brazing torches, also pre-heaters, acetylene soldering ling torches, ava ae an ene ome =+ enti en es nim. : , one og ghee Ad yw = pe perpen —_— services man with us on this territory. Drop us Lest phases. Representing Beye aT And now, that the Car you have long sought, ardently desired—is at last available—we ; r- , yom at an early date and go into further details. “ T] | Goes. an expenditure of nearty $50,- gf dially invite you to thoroughly inspect this new innovation at the o G00, it is a gigantic effort and we ) worthy of the attention and consid. AUTOMOBILE EXPOSITION Where a 4-passenger Sport and 8-passenger Speedster are on display. ——— eration that it receives. This year Manufactured and distributed by oa ets sia WIL NOM r Ga if Ji Smith’s Automatic Acetylene Generators and Generator Welding Plants wil! pay for themselves in a few months by the saving made on acetylene gas. Yaa « be - ~~ a oa ee ee Ree me ee es ee ee ee “<— — et — am pbe LI |ro r [| []sten"cnusuatty iow ‘gure boomess c Neskov-Mumperow Moror Car Co J. M. Neskov, President John A. Schroeder, Chief . 3327 LOCUST STREET ae St. Louis, Mo., U.S, A. _ Wholesale Only ST. LOUIS, MO. 809-819 Cass Av. __ GARAGE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES : —

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” baer i SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1921. SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 190 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Loufls Newspaper. UR NEN ROAMER - MOELS ON DISPLAY New Features Shown in Roadster, a Speedster and Two Sport Models. arrivals into St. Louis. auto- ne circles are the four custom Roamers recently received by Rex Motor Car Co., who are ‘pew Roamer distributors for Louis, Southern Illinois and Eas:- Missouri. Te four Roamer models manu- 4 by the Barley .Motor Car Kalamazoo, Mich., consist of “g roadster, two sport models and a eter. liberty blue roadster with “wse spare wheel carriers i» an at- ; model, which ha&S a col- seat, concealed in the rear. This auxiliary seat, which is red in genuine hand buffed to match the uphplstering odations for two additional w rs when desired. Mi The sport model job, finished in shows to good advantage, lines which have made tha ‘Roamer - & of this car is the disap- tonneau windshield mad» the protection of those in the geat. Another sport model is being shown, finished in a Ver- the front seat, permits extra ac- | Royce blue with nickeled wire | famous. A very interesting | STATES WITH MOST CARS FARM LEADERS lowa First in Crop Wealth and Rural Ownership of Automobiles. Investment in motor transport ad high value products go hand-in- band, according to comparison of figures on crops and Government motor vehicle registration on farms. | Iowa, Texas, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and Ohio are among the first 10 states leading in value of farm products, and are also among the first 10 leaders in farm motor vehi- | cle registre ion. | Towa, in fact, is a banner State agriculturally and in motor trans- | ibort. She is first in value of farm products and farm-owned cars, third in average value of crops per farm and number of farm-owned motor trucks, and second in percentage of |farm owning cars. | Motor trucks on farms totaled 131,551 on Jan. 1, 1920. MRegistra- ‘tion of commercial vehicles is heav- lest in Pennsylvania and New York, regions which have a heavy truck- gardening business and well-devel- Oped road systems. The corn belt states are leading | purchasers of trucks, but theif de- mand is small in proportion to the number of farms. Many fayms use more than one motor vehicle’ per farm. The Bu- Year | Another distinctive model is the | 146,512 passenger cars on reau of the Census count shows 2,- 1,979,- mer epeedster with the Duesen-!| 664 farms, and 139,169 trucks on motor, finished in an attrac-/ 131,551 farms. Uver 80 per. cent moter car red. A unique fea-/ (30.7 per cent) of all farms own of this car is the movable rear deck giving the car a trim and clean Neut appearance. This top is always Yyady to put in place for use in bed weather, and is fitted wich peatly “i curtains. > al the Roamer models are f. with double cantilever @ gprings, which improve the riding ‘gomfort and driving control. In addition to these four stock ' models the Rex Motor Car Co. have @ on display at the Automobile Ex- pesition a Roamer chassis equippel @ with a Duesenberg four-cyinder mo- tor. This motor and chassis if an ex- get duplicate of the one used by L. F. Goodspeed, chief engineer of the Barley Motor Car Co. when he es- tablished six new world’s stock ebassis records on Daytona Beach, Fia., April 22, 1921, ay the speed of 106.1 miles per hour. REDUCTION MADE ON | ALL INDIANA TRUCKS Announcement of a reduction, ef- feetive at once, of $705 on the 1%- . In@iana truck manufactured by : Indiana Truck Corporation of Marion, Ind., was made several days 0 by the localdistributor, the In- ‘@ana-St. Louis Truck Co., Hoevel- Baedel & Schumacker. '/The new price of the 1%-ton Model is now $1745 f. o. b. factory. Additional reductions ranging from, | cars, with 2 per cent owning trucks. |The United States Bureau of Public , Roads reported a gain of 22 per cent |in the registration of all motor ve- ‘farm registration increased in this oui The totals are as of Jan. 1, .1920. hicles during the year 1920. If the ratio, the farm registration of mo- tor cars today irs 2,618,744, and of trucks 169,786. Sales reports of car manufacturers, however, indicate that the heaviest sales for 1920 were in rural regions, so that the general ratio is probably too light for the farm sections, and the-total of motor cars and trucks @n farms may be as high as 3,000,000. R. & V. KNIGHT TO TAKE UNIQUE STEP For a limited period—until Nov. 154~-the R. & V. Motor Co. 1s offering its four-cylinder R. & V. Knight touring car, regularly priced at $2150, for $1500 f. o. b. factory. The organization, in an announcement, lays special stress on the fact that this must not be construed asa price reduction, but solely the offering of an unusual car value at a special price, in order to convince motordom that at $2150 its four-cylinder prod- uct justifies, through performance, the maintenance of that price. In a measure its position is unique—it is endeavoring to have the motorist place his own estimate on its value 16 to $450 were also announced on sizes of the Indiana chassis. Rfter purchasing it well below a standard pricc. oa oe Se. ste Petr cadet se tho. Me abe This signal thinks and acts quicker than you can It transforms from tail light Star Light not only acts. It acts i a tail light As a signal th emphasis. It revolges. to safety esignal. _This;.move- r before has e of the most ‘ry detail and ndant power, ictory service ble—we cor- G 2661-57 Lafayette Av PAIR CO = R 4278 Humphrey St. oF Mat avis ment jn the day time, together with its clearly illuminated chalk white lettering on the brilliant background, makes it the safest, most dominating signal. Star Light operates at tho slightest pressure, or full pres- sure, on the brake pedal, or cluteh. No button, no lever, no switch. Your hands and fect are free. Star light replaces the tail light—accomodates the tail light Eos. ~soasumics no electricity by day—no extra electricity 2B, watt and illuminates the license plate number. you think vou can be without Star Light? No. The risk and convenience are too great, the cost too incidental. ‘ ys * a : ~ \ : ‘ ve a - with exclusive NEw MOTOR ata new and Lower Price NEW bright star has risen. And a lucky one. A wonderful new ‘motor car is here. It’s a Jordan. Built and priced to lead the field of fine quality light cars, it 1s distin- guished by a new and exclusive Jordan motor. A thrilling dynamic bundle of fasci- nating power is the heart of this—the best automobile ever built in America to sell around $2000. TAar’s value. You have never ridden in a motor car just like this. No man will be able to judge it’s exceptional personality until he has known this rare experience. man will be able to classify it as merely a remark- able six. There’s a nimble, elec- trifying some- thing in that burly motor, which small boys call a “‘wallop.’’ New Jordan Moter Pep—Punch—Performance Call it Pep—Punch—Performance. It makes the old driver turn and grin. Prove it? Just come and drive it yourself. Scores of people we never hope to sell are invited to do this daily. The motor is chain driven of course —as all modern motors must be. Gears never remain si lent. - Four bear- ings to defeat vibration. Econ omy? Yes, twen- ty miles to the gallon. Above all—it’s exclu- sively Jordan. That's distinction Women Who Know Women who know how ancient ap- pears the gown of days gone by can ex- plain the charm of Jordan appearance. Jordan has always dared to lead in body styles. It was Jordan who made the old-fashioned beveled edge body look as antique as grandmother’s hoop- skirt at's sty/e. In this new fashion car all instru- ments are under glass, lighted from No’ without. Protected in washing and from rain. A concentrated beauty spot—taken in at a glance. A Little Touch of Charm Women who first learned to drive old-fashioned heavy cars quickly sense. that subtle some- thing—the feel of the wheel of } DF hp nyse: Car. That's ease in — handling. Se ; Drive all day — and you'll re- turn happy and exhilarated— mentally and physically—uneonscious of the city speed laws—enthralled by many easy miles per hour on country roads. That's comfort. New Cowl Ventilator Rare comfort is yours, however warm the day. ‘The new cowl ventilator keeps the fore compartment cool. Op- erated with a twist of the wrist from the driver’s seat. The ventilator adds a little touch of charm—a little bit of something. that every good car eventually must have. Imagine yourself approaching this trim, graceful car—low hung, with lines inspiring speed. The colors are as interesting as all Jordan ideas. You have your choice of the most enduring bright finish or the new opaque velvet finish. If you choose the latter, drive your car a month—turn on the hose and it’s'clean. No polishing— no scratches will show. Women as usual are de manding it first, because it has a custom appear- ance and because it is dust-proof. Drive The Car Yoursely Step into the Jordan. You know you step—you never climb into a Jordan. Experience bnly, not words, will reveal the feeling when you take the wheel. You are mose’a part of this car than any you ever sat in. It has a solid, sturdy feeling. * You know that the car is all one piece. It stays put. Balanced better than any car built, this nimble Jordan hugs the road, mov- i iitthe ~ \ . . Cm ie CZz-Z2z-= ss a New Barrel Lamp DAT Te Mt if ing constantly forward—never side- ways. No wiggling, wabbling or twist- ing. No tail wagging behind. A new lubricating system insures the long life of this Jordan. Alamite throughout. But that’s not enough for Jordan—a new independent system reaches inaccessible places under the car—no more crawling under. Pe A new trans- mission and a positive lock saves insurance— Lobe el TM TT ee Se protects against i ¥ ai theft annoyance. | FA iii A new type of |AIM clutch, instantly |& eee aa 4 responsive, lorty Sepa —=— control lever reaching into your very hand. | It is a rustless car, Every nickel- plated part on a foundation of brass. There’s a new swanky Jordan barrel ' lJamp—custom style with broad band of nickel on non-rusting brass. No more unloading. passengers to find a dirty tool roll, usually empty. Tools in padded locked compartment in left front door. ‘ | Jordan Has The Courage Success — Vision —and_ the lucky Jordan star made possiblé this timely announcement. | _ Success enabled Jordan to avoid the deadly leto cut quality to quickly attain a loWer price. It gave him cour- age to build a vastly better car instead. Old Jordan owners knew that Jordan would do just that thing. Vision enabled Jordan to know that Service defines Value and motor cars will henceforth compete not alone in price but in service. ) So Jordan has. built a vastly better car. An enduring car. Cut his own profits. Staked his all on the positive belief that 10,000 men will buy this car when they realize that it will run 200,000 miles with reasonable care and last ten years, if the owner treats it. fairly. That's endurance. NEW JORDAN PRICES Silhouette . . . $2095 : Playboy ... . $2095 Lendeviet... 2995 “* Sedem ..++-+ 3200 oe + _ * ef $3200 e t. 0, B, CLEVELAND * DEALERS—Ne matter where you ore—write or whre—yoar terrritery may be open. This is the best car that can be built at the price. You may Buy Now with confidence. Saint Louis Motor Car Co., Locust and 28th Sts., St. Louis, Mo. JOHN BOE, PRESIDENT -_ As? Wie a) Shs tule 4 = 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' BB —- a fascinating NEw JORDAN a eee »* ee ees eo we ~~ . —— =e 2 rere were me ee we - > _" a. - Ss =| . \a

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6B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH ‘dverticere Rerefve 199 PFR CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those In Any Other St. Louls Newspapef. eee All 4 New Dorts at Motor Show |THE “SANT LOUS” The Auto-Traff Glove ly lly / Yy Yy Speedster and Sport Model of | ———— ¢. new Marmon clos Pies recently announced. tyxe & Marmon factory. nibited br the More Autor . Automoblie Show, nae w models, the the Law effective Nov. list. three T° the “Ultra Four” Attracts. | = QO AP Sa i set FL hs dice . | | ; Only one signa! glove ts necessary ae eee ee ee c-ban and coupe, are 6f a ’ ante closed-car type. Attention at Show. | ie : er party has two or more | | : i Re OS many Coateses il eters . | p's tera APPEARANC cluded in this new Ses sedan is of the seven-pass Ws HAS MANY FEATURES | gogo, Flash Signal Sapery Hasy just ike » glove — 7* - i : 4 / . - . a > —_ = * > A) -# Yr 2¢ ae ye ATS De ot Oe ~~» Bi esr Lt 2 ter . *. MILES ee Pe ' hema | —- - z- ets FOue 7%, ~~ by . ’ - | 5 _ a 7 . ‘Jat AW a TT Se Sr ee eenee se toe Ot . . . = * ale, — | on 2o~~, = - a ~ —-. - - face Yi Considerable interest {s being ' | Is adaptable to both the open : PORTABLE STEEL BUILDING — ety; the suburban fs pra : and closed cars as the Red Flash FIHEPROOF FROM FLOOR TO KOOF . the same os the sedan, © rhe antion that it has a gl / w Lo The 0vU shown in the new “Saint Louis : ; figuring on a G‘RAGE or FILLING STA ‘ . factured in St. can be seen plainly through the if ae os. 2322 Pap! ee window in back of car. O. K. HARRY STEEL CO., Pheaciet. ae back of the fronts Louis by the Neskov-Mumperow Mo- re , eo — | 7 m — Yj Quality Goes Clear Through | sivatioc2 rosie Sc | BANNER SALES CORPORATION, Manufacturers " « ; - £ @ ; . en or . te; > =~ ~ © = —— * - Ao ot pag ne PO ee Eb ee eee + Every visitor who comes to view the new-type \ | Marmon Sedans, Coupes and Suburbans on display at Ss oa the Autom: vile Exposition, is impressed. Instantly | | he notes the new features. Lindell 2300 ' e Southern Motor Company 22sn2neces H. P. Federspiel, Pres. 2005 Locust Street lace ove wns terme mem | First of all the lowness and _—in these new closed Mar- | ae |} A lish ! \ i} | | : . (716 polished aluminum rail on top } lightness. And the new mons. But pictures and of body gives a correct fit to the doors and excellent finish for up- | beauty of lines and finish. words are inadequate in : holstery. It also protects the door paint. ‘The windshield posts have i Then he notes the improve- _ scribing them. You must we Cc U T been strengthened and the wind- - , ensational Tire Offer}: === | a net ee | side arm. oe appreciate their difference : We will allow you $4.00 to $16.00 for your old tires : Rew Ee ee agg wt As one enters and sits at the from the ordinary types 3 whoa fae the ps tepals ples Handmade Cords, By ry . | Door Le gpg “_— Suits ge lock wheel, he is surprised at the | : Oi sad , | th fabric size and oversize, block tread. After fig- Jee re a af +e ae | . uring down the actual cost on Cupples Cord with this MMMM) GE | wie s ‘snring mounted. on tron clearer vision, the wider, We invite all’ motorists to pclem SRG and back of gears, which permits a . . longer gear shift lever and saben bea Marmon owner, if you & ' reasonably priced. Al OTHER SPECIALS rit it more accessible. The throwout : Throughont, one finds ad- seck the finest ata fair : for hundreds of miles ratio of the clutch has been in- ; \\ creased, now. 8 to 1, giving maximum vancemenss and refinements rice. wa VALUES '| ar TUBES VULCANIZED FREE-=q | Suesatien. ‘Shh enuge Urabinn ore ‘ } : Every car priced with : - . . ; Pi tem is on 14 oilless bushings, with : tent) sel] = cross-shaft short and rigid. The car : in yer e« Thrift nenekid, GOO0-mile guar Our 1£000-mile guar. nonekid TMemond,. S00O0-mile gua antee Nation Speetway, “G000-mile Surety. sonekid, GO000-mille guar I ee eee re 5 a > & Z S4x4 need a stiff backbone Just the same : The Marmon 34 is a nine year development and sets the . eerlene nonekic 14. s uman eings. ; - : ° Gh og peal SE oe Piya | She Sail wie ine ne bhithens | new-day standards for oe oe ie is famous for its f F 5. Corda, unlimited mileage “oO. “\ ae s , : as o is the weakling tn business, shifted ndabil: ht ht-wet t, easv-nidin lentiful wer and ‘ > g> po 3214 on or , = and shunted about by everyone with os @2 Peerless, nonskid iss oaew aes Sherine “Geed. nOaOaie ear’ : whom he comes in contact. nuk the . low up-keep cost—the favorite car of graduate motorist, N23 te OY sapepger ear SOUS-mile ‘ Rarine Horseshoe Cords $76.50 man who has backbone ts not «rod Diamond N.S. 8090 mi'e evar 8°? Re upon—he is the one whose agzgres- | , ly . heer ee Spearhead, monekiad ...........8 850 | Our 6000-mile cuar, nonskid... eace $30.00 7 5000- mile guar. nonekid.. ‘Seaee Perfection, 6000 mite aaa. Tb. a £.6,_Ceords,_antimited miles — ow Wterting. sonskid biemend NM & Gene : oe | on ioe S6x4. Gillette's Ribekid, wins him respect. | r 6000-mile gver.. seein Se F 8. Cords, unlimited mileage GO%O-mile guar. ......... $21.96 “Th ts tru » bed e same e of the automo- | ; [ [IT Get Our Reduced Prices on Any Standard Make Tire Before You Buy. ble. The car that hes the backt one | MORE A OMO BILE CO OTHER SIZES AND MAKES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION aiey wee os Oe ee : WE HANDLE 30 STANDARD MAKES AT GREA : + sagen c dr theelrwoe Tdeeeed S08-91 LOGUSE STRERE TLE REDUCED PRICES ers and others edmire.”” | | Bomont 198 Central 6889 All mail orders must be accompanied by bank draft or money order to save delay in the shipping. | aan ' | TO GIVE AWAY CAR, | UNIVERSAL TI eM Minimtpy Vaay Mover Ce RE CO. (Inc. )2830 Locust St. Co., local distributors for eae | { Pree City Delivery. Mail and Phone Orders Filled. Bomont 531. Open Evenings— All Day Sunday land cars, are requesting all visitors | Norprxs & MARMON Comp ANY #Exieilished 1853) | |6IMDIANAPOLE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL to thelr display at the Auto Show to | register their name for an Oakland — WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORES Dealers, Get Our Proposition touring car which will be given away free to the person whose name o ts Grewn from among all registra-' ‘thom cards filed during this week. | z oa vee " ® o : ” ' 7 siveness makes him successfu] and | enintnicetimaiii a ii Anca nennEnENE ENTE

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s DIA. 50s SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louls-Newspaper. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7B — ete - a a _ > 2 4 st | . , - — 4 —— wm an Fromaged aay age! lowered as desired; |frame line. Low bodies are desira- | Couple Have 18 Léving Children. | the largest family is believed to be AUTOMOBILES AND ACCESSO ae See Our E hibie | prs he Aah Baye ccny perigee me hurr’ from many angles; the wont Special to the Post-Dispatch. Uving here. They are Mr. and Mrs. | " — x . ar | moteworthy include ease of entering | HALLETSVILLE, Tex., Gct. 15.—'Ausust Dornak, aged 46 and 44, re-| A b M d C A C G dn | . Auburn Mound City Auto Co. ardne permanent @eeat for two, the folding | and alighting, and providing a bal- eRe spectively, who have 18 children lv- | at Auto | | , ~~ Show § auxiliary seat completing the occu-jance which will allow the car to be She younget married eeuple: wh soe a: the Dornak home. Beauty Si a, er se . \ pancy for four. driven at high speeds. KX Romont 767. There afe two features which tm- One must take the driver’s pos!- —_——— press one at first glance—the low- | tion to realize the great advancement new Marmon closed- {ness of the entire car, the great jin point of visibility. The old straight Bei we RET) « recently announced by |#™mount of window space, with small |front, which has been general prac-| for the first time in St. Loufs at ke & Marmon factory are pillars or posts, and the manner in tice, has required a heavy pillar that |;,. Auto Show the entire family of | aibited by the More 'Automo- |Which the Marmon designers have has been ve ry annoying to the driver new Dort motor cars is exhibited | provided for road visibility from the jin that it interfered very badly with ang according to H. P. Federspiel | at the Autoimoblile Show. _* . iA . Dad ah three new models, the se- | Griver’s seat. jhis vision. The new design of slant- | of the Southern Motors Co., these | i. i . ’ as ; ; purban and coupe, are of the! The total height of the car is only |ing windshield has removed this cars should create considerable in-| e many features in- | Ee gtility closed-car type. +6 inches, yet there are 561% inches heavy pilar for a light one, and (terest among show visitors. | hie new sedan is of the seven-passen- |from the floor to the top in the se- broken up the supporting elements.| «The splendid mechanical features | a oliatietimanel ty; the suburban is practi-|;dan and suburban and 60 in the |to the extent that the hindrance has | o? the car are attributed to the Dort | ; ' “A TO KOOF ) we same as the sedan, with |coupe. The body rests directly on | been practically eliminsted, and the | policy which has for years concen- aNG STATION, pho tion that it has a glass |the frame, and it is possible to sink | front supports are no longer a source |trated upon one type of chassis and nvin Street. St. Ledte , back of the front seat the floor a trifle below the upper/of bother to the driver. |one motor with the result that all | == =o ~ ; me ‘ats original good qualities have been | . ~ ‘refined and intensified and many) = _ ~ important additions made without | N, . any radical changes being necessary. . 4 “Particular attention is called to! d } the closed cars of the ‘family’ for | 5 d § e O} j ¢ e their cenvenience of interior § ar- | rangement, their harmony of color scheme and roomy comfort, may “There are many ingenuous de- * ey ‘'velopments which add to the con- venience of these snugly enclosed 117i : cars. | | . oto? ar vditue “The interior of these models are satin finish with fittings set off by | broadcloth upholstery in soft brown W N H th N tone of a Chinese period design. We . e Ow ave e ew feel confident,’’ said Mr. Federspiel, .“that we have a group ef cars on display that not only class ‘with | — features which rival those of cars} - Oldfield “999” |:2 == : z | -—epsmliang i | ldfield I99 ) Sa NOT TO Nash Four Reduced to $1045 3 | 7 _ 7 self-contained lock, aluminem | In Stock OVERHEAT BATTERY | f. o b. Mibwenhkés : 7 ° } Laboratories and tmeu | . "Your lights are burning. mister— | ° PEREY Locke an ant | Yes, I know it,” {s an tnscription Eff cti Immediatel which will be seen on more than one e ve y automobile in the coming year. At least, until the remainder of the mo- toring public come to realize that a 3 3 N S Tre d by QG car with burning headlights is not | ( x a the result of an all-night joy ride or | s ad ad ad accidental turning of the light : - > switch. One driver threatened to | 1$ ar at 1$ Tice AY ar ft ost use such a sign when told by a bat- ax . « tery service man that long caytims | , e . trips and high charging rate of his generator under such conditions | Remarkable Motor Car Value in America Today meant certain disaster for the store | e age battery on his car unless he | burned the lights. enn COOPERR, a8 Tenet, She ane The Nash Four was designed, built and _lustrous blue, is unusually roomy. The pean name, ‘accumulator,’ by 30x34 N S | r ead 9 99 Sly ites de more scully sescech perfected as a light-weight, high-quality _ thick upholstery of its wide, restful seats 2 e ° a ” An automobile -battefy merely ac- car and created a new standard of value is of finest materials. cumulates the surplus electricity dee | ° us : Ta AQ reloped by the generator and when | at its original price of $1395. ° ° . that current becomes excessive the S pers x . . u OT mn Every work done in the battery (and it ts | firs cogni the “ just as much work for a battery D | From the c public _ tion of Outstanding Quality | 10.39 Seagusas Vorsee fo an over peampeeh iwi mms oy my bapa know by this ~— net ~ erm: nines — The famous Nash Pesfected devant. time that overheating means buckled of our steadily increasing production. Head Four-Cylinder Motor, the acknowl ap a edged performer among light-four | | 7 a Production Makes New nena ese Oldfield Tires need no introduction. The new the headlights while on long day itn Bacal | Its wonderful acceleration, fine speed, has shown the battery to be fully | power onthe hills and unusual flexibility “099” is a high-grade Tire at an attractive price —odheow : SNe ee Crees See Se Now this production has reached a vol- - reer ' ”y wa, leave it -wihout 6 and is the best buy on the market today for Tour Dattery's Donets and Yorn | ume where by handing this car to buyers ) F s warn the car owner to never allow | ords Maxwells Chevrolets. 3 their battery to become overheated | practically at cost we are able to make ° ge ‘ ’ in service; Bo all cells filled with rl ; new pri ce efte ctive immediately. Remarkable Riding Comfort The unusual spring suspension of this disNled water; keep your battery freezing; the battery will then take| Like money has never before purchased great Nash Four gives a riding ease fully charged in winter to prevent | “ care of itself , —— | h value in a high grade light Methudy Tire & Rubber Co. SEES ECONOMY IN escral ay ra barge oar a! ve os, expensive i BUYING NEW CAR: 2 “Shall I continue to run the old every quali of a pearance, comfort Fe 3553 Lindell Av. _ et Ronstantiy tacreasing yt pach si as a car displays its See This Car Today— Drive It f | vense for repairs or overhauling, or | Lindell 2300 Central 2310 © I] buy, new one tree trom groublest” commanding supremacy and expresses 4, you will recognize by how wides that superior excellence which so con- margin it surpasses all the other light fronts thousands of motor car own- ers today,” says E. Hous of the Ad-| spicuously and invariably distinguishes cars. It is the outstanding automobile vance Motors, local distributers of the Columbia Six line. “And the| a Nash-built product. value today —a real leader in the auto- question is becoming a more serious | ’ one every day because the price of | The beautiful body finished in , used cars is rapidly being adjusted ¥ ' downwards to meet the cuts made 2 by practically every car manufaoc- turer. “Another angle from which the problem should be looked at is this —is the supposed economy of driving an old car until srt falls apart a &, economy at all? Many owners are getting wise to the fact that instead of practicing economy they are real- ly adding to their expenses by driv- ing the old bus around. : : Good Until October 31st, 1921 “Cars will wear out. ye hago use denying that fact. Never again will any stock of used cars be offered to the public at such ¥alues. Our two — == aby age ne woes = : , : 4 . : =. e expense egins. At : ay reductions since the first of June have enabled us to take in used cars at nee Ricie UY aneied tae @imdiéen Gell prices. They’re inexpensive, but worth-while cars, and a few of the finest are mos the old bus up, thereby depriving Teasonably priced. All of them will be sold at prices that will astonish automobile buyers himself of an entire day when he for ; and his family could be out in the hundreds of miles around. country enjoying themselves in the VALUES Satisfaction Guaranteed PAY AS YOU RIDE Soong mater. of epae lake. At last car priced with the Drive the car you select for You need not pay all cash. 9 Eig hee trang eg itor 9 ge fee Bia: tion to sell for hun- *0rty-eieht hours. Ifattheend Our resources are such hauling and gets a nice bill. His of that time you find the car to that we can give you lb- tires are going, too. dreds of dollars less than rive l eredit and you get im- “There can be no question that be other than represented, d > neh - 6 after a car reaches a certain age it value. A variety of it back, and we will gladly re- inediate possession of the is real economy to get rid of it and tars—Roadsters, Tourings, fund your money or cancel your car. We will also make buy a new car. Now 1s the time for pes, Sedans, Over- notes. We will also, at any you a liberal allowance on many an owner to do just that ‘lands, Willys-Knights, time, allow youeverydollaryou your old car as part pay- dao have pool age - Velies, Hupmobiles and paid on it to apply on the pur- ment of the purchase of Will samaamnes chhate bills on the old Chevrolets. chase of any new or used car. any of our Used Cars. Sie Gus the-troubie 2 sfeee eltuat any further price reduction? That Y u R ilr d.Far Paid is a question the owner must de- | : 3 UT -OF -TOWN BUYERS Within 100 Miles letinee -. poker | Nash Four Touring $1045 Nash Four Coupe $1645 NO BROKERAGE NO INSURANCE a ee eee 2S ee ‘A. R. HYMAN JOINS Nash Rae Ro adster $1025 Nash Four Sedan $1835 FREE DRIVING LESSONS COUPON | C. H. FULLER AGENCY ‘ Cash or Time Offer Within Reason Will This Coupon will be accepted as Fifty Dol “ Herbert R. Hyman, for seven years fe b. Milw ambos : ocepted. 0.00) i h on the purchase of any | advertis he Cole Mo- . BRING THIS COUPON > 2 at on gama omati Good until October ~ ‘Cor Gh. tatannlli has be- - It , a > Sist, 1921. come associated with Charles H. Ful- ene nb 4 will be accepted as $50.00 in cash WILLYS-OVERLAND, Inc. ler Co., advertising agency of Chi- A Complete Exhibit cago. 2 your down payment. Only 1 cou- 2300 Locust St. St. Louis, Mo. | Mr. Hy hieved considerable ‘ses and the Automobile Show Pon accepted from each purchaser. Og cee 2 SUNS OSes incre tm the adverticing world. of Nash Fours, Nash Sixes and Lafayettes at . auch th lace" pinate rece WEST NASH MOTOR CO * INC (F t B ch) used for producing the four-color SOUTH ” YS-OVE ; e actory i haarageonreg of the Cole ra nace F. CO. McDONALD, Gen. Mgr. : fe w l ponsible r e - _. _ 2300 Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo. pore tans x Seaett Cea eee ; “ a prey evolution of transportation, whic pee ) | rae as : | " Evenings and Sundays. Kin-—Centra] 4119 won the tndorsement of educators as MONTAGUE-REICHARDT MOTOR Cco., Webster Groves, Me, te _" | : S hese a <a 22 7 0° Ee — ae LP = 2 EE eee 4 * well as of the U. 8. Army Quarter master-General's department.

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ete 2 oe m . LE eee a aie owe eee ew es - a : = ‘ 9, Sa oe % oath we Gx - - —_—_—_ a 8B STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH The FRANKLIN At the Automobile Exposition The Franklin Sedan—it was the first made in Amer- ica in the course of regular production—has had a won- derful growth in populari- ty. At the present time 46% of the total number of cars manufactured by the Frank- ln Company are Sedans. The Franklin Demi-Sedan is the perfection of the con- vertible type of car. It is widely used by people who want a touring car From 1902, when it first made automobiles, The Franklin Automobile Com- pany has maintained an im- portant place among the leading manufacturers of tine motor vehicles. Today the person who wants to enjoy comfortable motor transportation § the year ‘round can gratify his every desire and supply his every need by selection from the wide range of in Summer and an en 'ranklin models. closed car in Winter. The Franklin Touring is the easiest riding and most Auto Show Week is a economical car of its class. splendid time to investigate and compare different makes of cars. Included in our exhibit is the Franklin Touring Limousine, which The Franklin Brougham is a roomy enclosed ear ac- eommodating four persons. The Franklin Demi-Coupe is a two-passenger convert- is available for the first ible car readily adaptabk time. This is a four-door as an open or enclosed inclosed car, with either model one or two compartments, and is adaptable for either owner or chauffeur Surely the Franklin has driving. We take a special interpreted the wants of pride in introducing t' ‘s the motoring public. And newest Franklin model to each mode] returns these the publie of St. Louis. economy results: 20 miles to the ga!lon of gasoline 12,500 miles to the set of tires 50°7, slower yearly depreciation (National Averages) FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO. A. E. SPIELBERG, Pres. 2217-19 LOCUST ST. = SS SS Se STOP! READ THIS AD Four Good Reasons— For Buying a Good Used Car: Tl 1. You save the manufacturer’s profit. A 2. You save the dealer's profit f 3. You save the Government war tax. ~~ 4. You save the freight charges. Just think this over and if you decide, here are Five Good Reasons— for buying that car from Yahlem. q j 1. We do not charge interest or brokerage. e 2. We guarantee every car we sell. 3. We put each car in good mechanical condition. 7 4. We give you free 1 extra tire and tube. 192] license plates ‘ _and set of tools. ? ¥. We teach you how to drive and take care of your car. Pay $50, $100, $200 down, balance any-reasonable terms. Trade in your old car. Come today. 25 makes to select from. Over 1000 satisfied customers. COLE ENGINE RIDES TT ENDURANCE THE NEW JORDAN'S MAIN POINT Maker Says It Can Be Driven 200,000 Miles and Will Stand Up 10 Years. ee eee In announcing the new Jordan | i|mode!l, which is being exhibited at} ‘the Automobile Exposition by the St. | Louis Motor Car Co., Fred Jordan, x Oakland SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspapef. nif | | : ’ 4. : =e ag ae ae ae. A Startling Price Conces; on Oakland Touring Car -—— Now °1Q50°° stom _ ‘president of the Jordan Motor Car | : ; % 'Co., says that the battle for leader- | | Here is a real motor car reduction sale—an — ‘ship in the automobile industry is on. | | honest-to-goodness price concession on the P |Henceforth competition will not be | i q a Oakland Six Toerin ms ‘entirely governed by price but by | standard model akian 1x g Car 7 ae ramgy tt i Why? Frankly, we have too many open cars | she new Jordan is an expre ° : of the policy of the Jordan company, | on hand for this season of the year. which ts to build a vastly better car, . and by sacrificing profit, to offer this | | It’s a bona fide sale, an unusual opportunity ating eR 66.6 ney eae | for a lot of folks—limited only to the number A new and exclusive Jordan motor | of cars to be moved—to buy brand-new Oak- r in £ . - were Se SS a land Touring Cars at $1050.00, or $210.00 less Now the Jordan car is distinctly Indi- | N vidual. No important unit in the new | : than the already low Oakland price. oOo a rr eee 1 | where else in the whole United States can you | used in any other automobile. : 2 : \ é | The motor is the result of two! ae | get an Oakland Six Touring Car for this low 3 ee ee Oe os ae ae price; nowhere a car—four or six—that com- g ‘testing. It is more powerful than | end a lany Jordan motor previously used, | pares with it. ; land is so designed as to provide that | | | 3 A |desirable power without expensiv | Remember, nothing but brand-new Oak- ca vibration. : , : : : és Every detaf] of the Jordan has| land Touring Cars in this sale, with the reg 3 , _ improved. The latest type ” ular factory guarantee and our own broad “4 axle, built by one of the largest axiec - . : - ' builders, is incorporated for the first service guarantee, applying—no charge for e ee ee ee work necessitated by faulty workmanship by 2 mission of new and improved type, a ‘and the body Includes all those im- factory or ourselves. | a [portant refinements which owners) i 5 “a ‘have long sought. Bodies are of} Want one? Of course, you will—especially : waren 7 | under our terms of easy payment—$315.00 | All instruments are grouped under “12 } thi glass. Tools are in a padded com- | | cash, balance in 12 equa mont v payments. i partment in the door, and @ new and t | But do not delay, for after-present stocks are taore practical body finish is intro- aa : duced for the first time. The new Hy reduced, the sale stops and regular prices barre! lamp, nickel plated, is includ- ra lv ; “ig ! ice eS oa appiy. ed for the first time on a medium-. aan ° | einstein a cette Brae gmt cae If you doubt this advertisement, or others + em Jordan chassis and body. an | try to dissuade you of its genuineness, come a Immediately a “Drive the Jordan” Phi ; ora : . Br tediins “GOT be started. thioudheut aan and see for y ourself. This special reduction —The Oakland is the mea 4 the country, during which owners aan price, applying only on the Touring model, is car to own, operate and ; ° of all types of automobiles will] be in- . It Ds off t ] l ‘ Pett v it tn clas te bind ales Tha Jacde Bae on and on now. is in errect ONIy as iong as none, : ri to rise In and drive the Jordan. i | oe. : o Its chief qualification is endurance, "7 present stocks are on hand. Come in on this “PhS as Jofdan maintains that it can be ae. | a. ss ° rT . i Ye | rtunity to own a six-cylinder Oakland T 0 eas driven for 200,000 miles and will aan opport . ° . vi HE AKLAND oe stand up for 19 years, with good aa0 Touring Car at the lowest price of all. oe care. Comfort, economy, light an Roadster ... ..51210 “gd weight, balance, performance and in- | ty S . ae éividuality are its principal features. Pha | Cone ee a .. oes ET | ’ ae”, Hy | MISSISSIPPI VALLEY : stteees 4 KISSELL DIRECTOR i ; Sedan .......$1875 — HERE FOR AUTO SHOW MOTOR COMPANY Tourisg. car, opm Among the well-known men ofthe | price, $1260. Now $r a automobile industry who will spenc : $137 LOCUST ST. os ms a ST. LOUIS. MO. Delivered at St. ¥ this week in St. Louis at-the Auto nd moblie Exposition, is J. F. Lynch, director of saies of the Kissel Motor Distributors for : Car Co. of Hartford, Wis. Lynch : ; saig it was such public enthusiasm + | . . . . . ; thane emiagens ly gga i Eastern Missouri, Southern Illinois, Arkansas, Louisiana, .- | Automobile Exposition that keeps §¢. } | c° . . ° ; 4 a national standing in the industry. : , | : : “If many other cities throughout Lil] tice the country would follow the lead | am —— - st St. Louis has set with its Automobile e Exposition, they would find business: vor roe better and that things in general would look different,”” said Lynch. “Automobile dealers and distributors would sell more cars and automobile 3 owners and buyers would want to buy more cars, and thus the would be complete and nor would be achieved.”’ ——— cycle yy» i LiaiCy | EASY AS PASSENGERS “Engine and other se: parts ride as easy as do you,” says E. Adams of the Cole Mo- tor Car Co., lecal Cole distributer in discussing the ability of Cole Aero- Eight to retain its initial efficiency for such a long period that this car has come to be known particularly |\for ita long life. | “Road shocks and jolts ordinarils are transmitted to engine and other! ’ feve *, s,tive sssC@= chanica) | nechanical parts in even greater | ‘proportion than they are felt by ,driver and passengers and with more | serious results. | | “That is why a car that !s known | |for its easy riding qualities, as is the Cole Aero-Eight, {is usually a car of ilong life and little interruption of ‘gervice for repairs or adjustments. | | Vital car units are protected. | ; vy | To remove rust from the rims of a/ ‘ear, jack up the rear wheels and |@tart the engine running in high. The wheels will spin and emery ' paper is applited to the rim with a block and the rust will be eaten off in short order. By removing the fenders and running a band, | from a rear to a front wheel, the }eame process may be repeated with ‘the front wheels. | | Silence Rattling Hood. | A hood that has a tendency to rat- |tse with the vibration of the motor | | Tay be silenced by drilling a se- | | Ties of holes in the band of metal on | which the hood rests and threading | }a strip of leather through the holes. |In this way the hood rests on leath- | er, instead of metal, so that it can- i not make a noise. Use for Old Files. | Frequently it fs necessary for the car owner who does his own repair work to file a piece of cast ‘iron that | has been subjected to friction and | so has acquired a glaze or akin. The best way to get through tnis skin is to use the edges of an oid file. If a new file is used on this sort of sur- | face it Is likely to be ruined. se re Thr ‘The Lens With The Bull’s-Eve” ae 4 Put Osgoods on Your Car § and End Your Lighting Troubles @ Why take chances, when with Osgoods you’re safe—safe from arrest and safe from accident The Osgood is legal in every state in the And it gives light. The bull’s-eye Union. “oo ‘ * ‘i = @ + oe ; A a i= id A bi vig ue =, ee 5 , i = > ate prisms deflect them downward onto the road in front of you. ol Osgood lenses are used by millions of . motorists and sold by the best dealers. and . garages. See the Osgood exhibit at the Au- tomobile Show. ou a better driving iffuses the rays, the Osgood Lens & Supply Co., Chicago, IIL, Manufacturers TUTHILL SALES COMPANY St. Louis, Mo. ()SsGoo Dallas, Tex. Distributors. Kansas City, Mo. q Lo YAHLEM MOTOR CO., Inc. Bluing Metal. | LINDELL 807 : REBUILT USED CARS DELMAR 207 Small bright ao objects, such | F - . as screws, may be blued by the sim- AE | 1035-37 NORTH GRAND AVENUE ple process of placing them i ‘ OPEN SUNDAY ALL DAY iy piece of sheet metal and holding it | —_ oe | over a fire until] the parts being — = “i. Spee) sai? Dave aesumed the desired VG “vy? 7 RRR ore 4 aor

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SUNDAY OCTOBER 14, 1921. S=-= is the most economical erate and maintain—bar DAKLAND LINE cer... ph elO Car... $1390 $1770 ae $1875 ring car, regular Si260. Now $roso. red at St. Louis. as, Louisiana, -entucky ncessiog r ibles rd onto the millions of t dealers.and bit At the Au- as City, Mo. tall ee ve 7 ate i, Me ha y " ae rare Ee as a as 2 Ee ree “a a m : . AT, SUNDAY POST-NISPATCH Advertisers Recelve 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those tn Anv Other St. Louls Newsenaner ey ~~) ‘ 16. 1931. 7 > iia -—— ~~ (HRT TA URADIA SERVICE STATIONS Are Now Ready to Serve You ——-— ST. LOUIS STATION NO. 1 MARSHALL CITY HALL GARAGE _ 20 SOUTH TWELFTH ST. EAST ST. LOUIS STATION NO 2 MARSHALL SPIVEY COR, 10TH AND STATE 8Ts. | Wetch for Additions to This List Daily é Charges Batteries Instantly URADIA represents the most wonderful development in harnessing Electrical Energy since Benjamin Franklin’s discov of Electricity. In the Automotive Industry URADIA revolutionizes all time hono Battery work. The WHY and the answers therefor are presented in the following paragraphs. Fifteen Reasons Why Every Car Owner Should Use URADIA 6. URADIA does not produce heat, babbling, 11. fuming or buckling of plates. URADIA lengthens the life of any battery, URADIA charges any battery instantly that can be charged in 36 hours with ordinary methods. 7. 2. URADIA is absolutely non-injurious. 3. URADIA is positively beneficial—builds up &. old batteries and adds life to ANY lead plate battery, new or old. + URADIA contains no excess acid, thus pre- 9. venting corrosion. $5. URADIA has no decomposing or corrosive effect on plates and separators. new or old. battery. work. URADIA does not overcharge nor under- charge, either of which is harmful to any URADIA prevents sulphation thus ‘keeping plates clean and capable of performing theirs 10. URADIA increases the power of your motor. Battery Rental while your battery charged under the old system. 12. URADIA saves Time, Worry and Money. 13. URADIA is handled only by licensed URA- DIA Dealers who are thoroughly trained in URADIA work. sources, whose word is their bond. tS. URADIA is thoroughly tried an NEVER FAILED. Wonderful Opportunities in URADIA Dealerships. Teleg,ams, tetters, direct representatives, from every State in the Union, pour ia on us for contracts; URADIA stations already reach every corner of the country. URADIA is more than just a method of charging storage batteries. URADIA is a tremendous system of wel) organized, licensed, authorized dealera specially trained under the URADIA system to give service to autoists. URADIA is a great beneficent idea that has swept across the country from coast to coast like a tidal wave. Someone has asked, “What is behind URADIAT” Here is the answer: Money and brains. URADIA owes no man anything save good will and is financially powerful enough to carry out the most cOmprehensive advertising campaign in the history of modera commercialism. And as to brains: The rigid rules of the URADIA Company relative to the char acter and quality of its operators, salesmen and agents has built an organization the like of which has never been built to handle any single automotive accessory. Just talk three minutes with W. EB. Perryclear, the sales manager, and you will get more real history of the conditions governing and maintaining the perfection of URADIA than you would have thought possible in that short time, and you will fully understand why it is necessary for you to bring your credentials with you if you want to do business. URADIA Is perfection for the purpose for which it was made, and back of URADIA is a man whose long list of beneficial products that he has given to make the world a better place to live in, most of them without compensation of apy kind, cannot be discussed, owing to the ethics of his profession. But do not underestimate him. He planned URADIA, and each successive move, with his able assistants, and the marvelous way in which URADIA has swept across the continert was no accident. Here Is Why It Pays Are you a Dbusiness man? Have you a good record as an honest, aggresstve worker? If so, it will take only a little money to become a URADIA dealer and put yourself in line to enter the best paying business of modern times. Remember, bythe specia) URADIA system we teach you in a few days how to do battery work that it formerly took years to learn. 1. tt saves customers money, and makes friends of them. 2. tt eaves customers time, thereby making URADIA salesmen of them, re MO Kaen werry and makes people tive longer, so that they can buy more 4 You have the eatisfaction of dealing in something that everybody hae wanted for years, and the demand will constantly increase for it as more cars are sold Just a Few Words to Business Men ff fou are tired of the business you are tn; ff you have made money ané wish te make more money, get a URADIA license and sel) something every battery man, garage owner, eervice station and avtoist wants e,.---- ~iaegg service to the public in e few minutes that bas always taken days ge ° WN. B—HUNDREDS ARE WRITING AND WIRING IN INQUIRIE® AND RESERVATIONS DAILY. ONLY A FEW PLACES ARE LEFT. WESITATE AND YOUR NEIGHBOR URADIA its being sold from coast to coast, and we predict that the convention of URADIA dealers, to be held in Houston in 1922, will be the largest gathering of mea _ @ver organized to sel! a single accessory. URADIA has a solid wall of public opinion of the most favorable kind behind m aod people no longer say “How long will it lagt.” Take Warning Dozens jam our office every day. Not a great many places are left to secure a license in. We positively will not close with anyone desiring to sell URADIA until we have met them face to face. If you cannot come to St. Louis at once, and you desire to hold the town in your vicinity for ten days, until you can visit us in person, wire or mail a check for $100, as gy 8 on the usual contract, which only requires a total of $120, and we will hold your territory open for ten days, if we have not already closed for that territory. In case the place you desire to open a station in is already taken, or if for any reason you do not want to complete the deal and close with us in the prescribed time, upon your written request we will refund your money gladly. A prominent business man is rushing as fast as the trains can Carry him n the Western coast. Concerns of national reputation are St. Louis to close o <p — method developed by a Héuston group of men to care for storage batteries, fully recharging them in a few minutes without injury, and in a positively beneficial way. The URADIA plan is to put a station in every town in the United States, whether becoming intensely interested in the URADIA idea. it be a tiny little crossroad or a metropolis. The URADIA plan is so complete and the system of URADIA battery care so simple that anyone can learn it in a few days. If there is no URADIA station in your town, protect yourself, and wire in your deposit, and if you decide you do not want it, after you have investigated, we'll give your money back at once, without argument, because there will be plenty of app icants for each town and city. The power to succeed in life is always subject to the power to make wise decisions quickly, trusting in yourself, not in others. URADIA is no experiment. something they knew absolutely nothing about. One Houston man o a URADIA station in a nearby town at a cost than $500, and sold it for $1000 cash in two weeks. Another wise dealer You have the same opportunity. Remember, tt only costs $120 to get your URADIA contract and « good supply URADIA; and as you need no costly generators and tedious processes, your satisfied after you have personally investigated, you alone to be the judge, back comes your money without argument. WON'T. ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO W. E. PERRYCLEAR, SALESMANAGER, URADIA CO. 621 MERCHANTS LACLEDE BUILDING, ST. LOUIS = ca “é ‘ 4 ™ red practices of Battery charging and URADIA does away with the expense of 14 URADIA 1s produced by a powerful organi- zation of experts with ample financial re- Convince yourself, and don't be in the cast-off throng that forever say, ‘‘Well, I had a chance to get a URADIA contract, but'I couldn’t see it. Now, see what I missed because I let someone talk me out of doing opened a station tn a likely place and inside of ten days sold a third interest for $1500 ee seee ee eetar seeeaeetaere SSeeateaseeee Seeceaetaeee Seseeeeeeceaae eteaeeeaereeere seeeeaee eee ee eseeeeeeeear eee eee sen eeeer seeee seer ee ees eSeeeeceeer seeeeeee ‘eeeereee ery is re d has or city toward of less profits ee = ~ ee ee RE

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an Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. — —— Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Th tributed by the Fallar Automotize | usr 10B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers ——s ’ >. — eee eo ee e SE AIUEY VERUUDEREREELELEDELDREDOUGOEUONELEOUUUEOUOUUUEDED SOE LLETULLULEE SEO RENELLERESNON LiGUDHaTieHUTNT EES ONetrisunErDEESEUREEAESTUOOEEDULOTEOESUOADOLEOUOEDPUUDE GuneeNey, 4. » PRICE REDUCTION ON zs: of the Iamp and ite demon’ Go. a165 Gusting avenue — ° | WESTINGHOUSE. NASH FOUR ANNOUNCED a aii—_| = neal Touring Model -Now Lists at $1045 Factory, a Cut of $150 Off Former Price. || for AUTO SIGNAL ATTENTION 1a: NATIONAL FOR ANY MAKE Coming as a distinct surprise to - . > eee eee ; : those in the automobile industry | OF B A TTERY most familiar with motor car values | is the announcement of the Nash Motors Co. of a sweeping reduction in prices of all models of the Nash O Di la See Our Display four. The five-passenger touring car has been reduced $150, making | ’ A Sh at ‘the Auto Show the new price $1049; the two-pas- —_ te ‘ ; 9- Tail light, signal and ae oer pe 8 Electric control clainps to senger roadster now sells for $1020, compactly combined into one si” teht steering- wheel column. elimt- the three-passenger coupe $1645 substantial devi e. Da's teht illu- nating piercing of fenders. Note service Note row mes ss tration pliot gehts in ewitc h which ind the ftive-passenger sedan $1835. minates number plate 1] “ iv, , le ¢ rator. [hese prices are ail f. o. b. Milwau- sas atacand ta peutrel visualize signais to ope S Lo B tt kee and are effective immediately. ; Wai S the National | t. uls a ery When the Nash four went inio Don "t decide on a signal now. ait. ee ee. ation ‘roduction a little over a year ago —the signal which protects the West. the signal used by | and Service Co. ne touring car was priced at $1395, the Standard Oil Company of California, Oregon, Wash- | : Stands For a minimum he coupe sold for $1985 and the Se- , 4 AN oc ‘ | dan “ =. 3. ae... a ie = , _—-_— «=: — “ ¥ i ee ee ————— P eereeaeas — 7 . Sn SECTEC CHC eat eaaes 1%4:TON INDIANA $1’ TRUCK NOW — T $1745—a reduction of $705—the 1'-ton Z INDIANA Truck is the biggest value ever A Reduction offered to you in a heavy duty worm drive truck. It is not only the lowest priced heavy duty worm drive 1%-ton truck in the world, but it offers more for less money than many trucks costing several hundred 70 5 dollars more. The average price for the one hundred 1'2-ton trucks manufactured in this country is $2€50—-yet the INDIANA, long recognized as a leader in both ; ' quality and performance, a high-grade truck through Substantial Price and through, NOW SELLS for $1745—$905 less { than the average. Cuts _ all M ls turing experience. No change has been made in specifications —noth- have been made on other CADILLAC DISPLAY ing cheapened or slighted. It is exactly the same INDIANA chasses, ranging CREATES INTEREST truck that has won such an enviable utation for from $115 to $450. There is 3 The first showings of the née long-life and dependability over a period of 11 years. = cepa ne for ‘ype 61 Cadillac throughout the At $1745 you cannot match the value of the 1'%-ton mew ohich p Pa tes ~ oy ee INDIANA at any price. Compare it point for point markable value. Investigate Ei terest, according to James J. be , and price for price and you will be convinced. the NEW LOW PRICES. eee oe te Lage, INDIANA-ST. LOUIS TRUCK CO. HOEVEL-KNEBEL-SCHMUCKER Central 1558 DISTRIBUTORS Tyler 1240 1547 N. 9th Street, St. Louis, Mo. mented on ‘particularly, is the steer- “ + . tice “ent te cane oa St. Louis, and the surrounding territory. Jeo ») | Dealers: Write tor oppor =) Ma - tunity in open territory. of walnut. A better grip is assured TR VU ckKesS INDIANA TRUCK ee ae CORPORATION 2 veniently placed, and other re fine- : ; EVERAL very distinctive Roamé e Highwa Frei hters Dept.C. MARION, IND. aie. tae a id q | ne sete S | models, and also a Roamer chassis Fr - ee pete As - “ E———E ~ — ei eee 7 seeteracerea ._* ==: a on a basis of qualit: — ume. The plant is equipped with the finest and ! st modern machi: ery and the methods employed are those that have been used by Mr. Nash in is 25 years of manufac- ‘ ‘ WHLDUPERADOUEEOD AD OOHERULDDISHMIGREAINULA OUTEDED OGUAULDOTAEEODEDIO OLE SOLAQNDUEDOIANEIORUIBONIINIBLOOGSODORUEDIUOROUOTLEDIOOD EDD OUAOGSNIONAUAHINAISORDDNRDNSTE0I0 AbAaRIDEDIA;IaR TaRT ITD TIT Iy eee aa tear eabets t‘o. of St. Louis. The Cadillac mechanism and de- pendability is as pronounced as ever 4A e iA ] C ad S Adi a r 2 S The striking lines. fine finish and : generally rich appearance also have attracted great attention A wWwon- derful effect is given by the smaller- sized wheels This adds to the ap- “4 : h lidiae ot the car ons summed We take pleasure in announcing the greater roadability and greater com- > ae = A in fort ding rt in riding acquisition of the Roamer franchise for Among tee details which are com- ’ adhhdhhbbendhibaibbhehe Littl ol TTT TET TTTT TL TTT TTT TTT ttt TOCLOTRETR CORRE e ee eet MIU Nilniiliiiiiliulliiiiiii) | The new instrument board ts given e 714. 914,214. A great deal of attention also. Th» Sites te3e3 CAPACITIES: 1'-2-2'2-3'2-5 TONS ee oe conv entiy HI SSS ieee-y the famous Duesenberg motor, will be Na eee PRORDSPE HDEAOLEERERTORCEDPEROSSOREFERDE LEDC ERUETI TORO RRIRSLEOR ERE T HHL eeahaciiaceGararcersseveeretreet Ml LL TnL Tilt aaa ¥ “os Seg emg ypltvaph ad . aN) sé | t ¥ aes displayed in our spaces at entrance of | Monogram is mounted in the cente sft et $2 the Automobile Exhibition, October 15-22. (and below are the switch loc! Pet eee® sere ecercereneonre — ~) levers There are dials on side wh ich = ance perfectly aarp Dgpnanaonpypet siabeteseiaiitecss : The recent price reduction on this fine custom- hs a. ee yt eH airs itt built car makes all rodels now an average of a lighter. . Ff sraiagss: hepa $800.00 lower in price than a year ago, and we FOOT B Lge) Hpeigisi itt guarantee Roamer quality to be unchanged in NEW A-C FOOT BRAKE é P . CANNOT HURT WHEELS any specification or detail. is easily one of the most ef. ficient devices ever manufactured ae tie Vere car or truck user is be. We invite your inspection of the new Roamers being ig introduced in St. Louis by th URGhL a ks Steet be ane : exhibited at the automobile show, and also in our spa- shape of the A-C. brake, an externa! cite: 3s cious salesroom and service station at the address given foot brake that is Eua eed to : ‘ iso Whos ear 6 track ts a chew ti : ‘below, where we have every facility for handling Roamer absolutely free from noise. chatter- ; ; . sales and service economically and efficiently. ing. or grinding. Another advant- age of the brake Its that its use per mits overloading of the Ford 10" per cent above normal, without! damaging the rear axle. In fact, the . | +4 ' ie : distributors claim, and back up their + > . ri ee ne OCS Sie aie ol Fits rk story. Your a Practically all rear axle and trans- emerars ie ove itse to Ou mission troubles. Other advantage: \ og Por aise He sCébbetter. ~=Here i interfere in any respect wit the Sea F jessseessss:: m seerzgissse Bomont 557 Central 260 : The 1922 Au regular Ford eq’ —— lent or with an: Get the truth about the Chalmers from | shock aden | Ey (parses : ‘+ Zs betterments. ! be used. ee a: any Chalmers owner. | ‘The A. C. Brake Co., which ts un- fea)) | Ge Show. ~ ie «| a * garded as such a fine investment. a Ere fa! 3 ; NE) Lueckert mirrorscope and parking ' ww KK. - Tou ons . wea lamp. During the day this accessor, = | | On Exhibit at the Automobile Exposition serves as a mirror for the glance to the rear, the mirror having a dia- meter of five Inches. A turn of the mirror at night automatically lights = @ parking lamp with a two and one- . half inch lens, showing a _ froste:) hite ligh i f it, a bh Distributors, pd ante} Beeson ee ry — Th l is desi ed . 3016-18 LOCUST ST. ied walle on Stah-date aeons It is made of adlid brass and its fin- ished in nickel or japanned. It is a recent tntroduction in the St. Louls oe trade, though many cars seen abou: St. Louls already are equipped with them. S4 | | The following cars will display the 9. fame imirror and lamp at the show a Haynes, Hudson, Auburn, Oldsmo De bile. Velie, Studebaker, Gardner, | 4 q Grant, Nash, Oakland, Scrippe- | Booth, Willys-Knight and Overland. |& booth also will be devoted to the 4 tt Thivreriu tT, , 4 ‘ be -* ™ “ * a iE OE ee ih ee ne ee ee a me ee ee

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Dem A I in linet A Nii alliage -nreanipiaalll = ty a Mae Pe Ney sai lay, IE il ENED yi ell Nannie TRS > \ ee | OCTORER 16 108%, BONDAY, | 00s. SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louls Newspaper. ——— Garage Floor. | tory floor for the home garage. The| tion. This floor absorbs grease, vt! only restore a battery without; A similar station has also been. | Phe average car owner may not| cinders should be thoroughly | or gasoline that may leak out of the charging, but also increasing its life opened in Bast St. Louls by Mar- WANTED that a layer of cinders % >>, oO enclosed body types, including some | ERY | per) ee SSS EY open jobs equipped with California S3l W. 28rd St. NEW YORK ‘J ’ = ; : mo ~ in future production are the 32x3%, | : | | . = 33x4 and 33x4% in. rim sizes and 32x “ fine custom- ' , 3%, 33x4 and 33x4% in. regular and 83x4, 34x4% and 34x5 in. oversize . 1 average of tires. The 30x3%-in. straight si.'« i. ' | . f ago and we rim and the 31x4-in. oversize strai ;ht ’ nchanged in ~~ rims as original equipment on pas- | side tire, which have not been con- sidered standard sizes in the pst, Auburn Closed Cars Neduce TN be we inthe fate, “Aur o _bile engineers have by this action limited themselves to the use of tive | , rim sizes and nine tire sizes for pas- se a dad the same number | . e " . $ 5 0 0 imme, i With the latest price reductions, and the latest improvements, the Roamers being ; x | This action has been taken by the ; nae ‘ici 8. A. E. Tire and Rim Committee Hupmobile now stands at the very peak of good motor car values. 4 members of which represent’ the ndlin Roamer y Rubber Association of America, the | ; . : . P intly. | ny a Reduction | National “Automobile ‘Chamber of The new prices, for delivery to the buyer in St. Louis, are ag follows: e Sedan $2995 $2495 $300 SES Say Se Saeety ee ae ‘ | e (as ze tive Engineers. Th ommenda- — cC $2995 80475 $520 ton fe still to be approved by the 5-Passenger Touring . . .$1595 4-Passenger Coupe .... .$2340 , Vaal vi Commerce and the Society of Auto 2-Passenger Roadster ...$1595 5=Passenger Sedan . .. . 2390 T Co These reductions, important as they are, tell only part of Auburn’s with the enproval of the Rubeer Ao-| ) All Models With Cord Tires (Includes all charges—revenue tax, freight, etc.) . . rr P , ociati f Ameri d of the au- | 4 story. Your aclual saving on an Auburn Sedan or Coupe totals $800 and ae oma rane hy ae a ae | : open St. better Here is why: final approval ds assured. | If Hupmobile value had previously eo sae cman: Fog warms up more q , | , ison, there is no ground for and smoothly. : | , . : 49 } tant “AUTO NAPPING” IS a: tahoe den ’ . . An increase of 25 per cent in the capacity Central 260 The 1922 Auburn is an entirely new model, embodying 44 importan THE LATEST PASTIME P of the storage battery. Thirteen-plate : “ 4tch.” These new prices, and the betterments we betterments. The 1922 Auburn 4; wnaplbed nape, — —_ tepals ob ee speak of, A this car more than ever in a battery. : ' ion spri : rid ago, would have cost $3300, or eve n more. Sn eal ogg ong class by itself. _ New cushion springs that increase riding eae fort. colloquial jargon has coined for de- f equal quality and equal ability is - ‘ _ . j scribing absent-mindedness. But the No car of eq l . ; : . Brake adjustment and equalization made Auburn holds a unique position. Materials from last year are cleared. ies gam ty “Samal ok. the to be bought today at such a fair and rea cath and permanent: . . eg? . . y : “vl with it rheel,” decl BE. Adams of the ble figure. : : rea And Auburn’s financial position Is unusually strong, carrying Cole Mitor She Co. Gitttbusers. of sates r ' t h as to add . Heavier frame increases rigidity of chas- distinct buying advantages Cole cahs.| | AD af te sis and makes both body and chassis nec uy B : : “All this talk about pedestrians to the car’s sag oa a more quiet. : rushing blindly across the street in venience. They include: — . the IEW 1922. . And—they ac- h f traffic between If you have been waiting to buy a ear, These reasons make possible the NEW 1922 Auburn. A : [crossings Ie vay well iput,” he says. 1. Cord tires, 32x4 inches, as regular equip- time to buy is here, now, and the car is the count for the greater value you get in Auburn closed cars. See ceptors “But that doesn’t remove all the re- caant en ane — wad ’ “roaas nv ack 8 sibility r acciden , Auburn-Sedan and Coupe at the Show. Learn the “reasons why” bac pondibiiity for. acchtents frown (he » Meier eantvensted shih, te anne Come end see it. Ride in it. Even go cut ; ; ; its equal in the matter of ° ae " . pre yrice, will guide his automobile through economizer, increases gas and try to find I of restful riding in this bettered car ata lowered | Seneemuntiie taux smcsandions “ellie “hail omentin§ onotuves acceleration tad’ price, quality, performance, or any other F = that are apparently not geared to his ‘h:litw by automatic operation of an feature, and we feel gure you come NEW PRICES, f. o. b. Auburn, Indiana: 5-Passenger brains at all. His thought may be a poe pene Halo > the ane aaa beck to the Hupmobile. : Roadster, $1670; 7-Passenger Tour- gehen fons be Coupe, $2475: Sedan, $2495. Cord tires agen ib Mone as aaeaaall standard equipment on all models. fost obeneve the anette bere tn the Weber Implement and Automobile Co. MOUND CITY AUTO COMPANY wil agree that about a third of th 19th and Locust Streets Whol as Ca minded and that is the worst kind esale and Retail Distributors of carelessness. Some might describe | | ad ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI the mental condition I refer to as! eT swage oo Bomont 767; Central 6504 ae ae : q Wi QO I eC NOW BEING SHOWN AT THE AUTO SHOW ISB IERES pemme—— : | OPENS IN ST. LOUIS . Res ] di The first of several carte oo wt ‘ : fu aenn sguetnens 0 OL penraen Display This Week at the Auto Show nding ) Jacont Pervitory by W. & Perryclear On. Display This Week at the Au — ) ‘ , /general sales manager of the Uradia : 'Co. of Houston, Tex. has been 4 . o opened by the Marshall City Hall | ¢ Ss ‘ — : + Garage, 20 South Twelfth street. | . | | Uradia or “liquid electricity” t all ay claimed by the manufacturers to Bot ——— - Ah hr I

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} ! > j a F e “4 . - ie Thase in Any Other St. Louis N . ‘¥2B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than P®ase TS uls Newspaper been put up at once, Missourians as- ieee —S : | . all MISSOURIANS FILL | against 1976 persons for last year’s from Missouri 1s ons yo cen | * “a ™ : ‘entire season. The 1921 seagon is |tourist bureau. If all the =e r 3 DENVER TENT COLONY | not ended. / tops stretched so far this season ha DENVER, Colo., Oct. 15.—Gy ‘pay | Entire families are camping out, | snuateh = motoring has reached the hearts of | which accounts for Missouri's pres- | sembled pater vf a» Cammareth “g Miesourians, who have rolled up an ent standing of fourth among all the population suc enten Clayton ont WE HAVE "EM! | . : | attendance of more than 3000 so far | #tates registered at the city’s camp | Liberty, West — oS AND MORE THAN in the Overland Park tent city, | sroupas. 4 | Fredericktown. An idea of the group auto travel | We Excel in Quality of § ° . * “Modern highway aéuitiveatined) | “Salient Six” , . chandise and Service which is now in full swing in nearly a vi . Courtesy to Our : every State of the Union, has been Ae YS . Customers a. placing a serious test upon the Its graceful body lines, handsomely 2 7 | ee d fenders, luxurious upholstery, oe Oe Ou Prices Are Ri , WNVONHON00000N000000008000000EHS00NHNOOOONNEOOLOOOUESOOOUOOEOOAOSOOOOOOOOUOOOASOEUOAOOOGOEOAEE STE: ey ee at were in use before the - nod fen ee cle ae ‘war and has caused the elimination | of some old forms and the develop- make a ear of unusual beauty. Drive It Yourself a ony Bey. cnn, eye o. = The STEPHENS is a ear of power, Mack, branch ager for the Au- : egestas he autyv and distinctive fashion, with | toca o. in St. Louls. FORDS HUPMOBILES a DODGES | eg ingen aoe re oe can the e omfort and convenience of practi- ey no longer be conducted in the leis- eal refinements and adaptabi lity for BETTER THAN OWNING ONE ee et ee town and touring uses. This eombina- 8000-Mile Guarc ; nT oes sequence idgneinnes “eee tion makes the STEPHENS “Salient | | 32x31 Tire and Tube..$ emand for improved hi wa) aie a é ss . . ¢ — 2 ; es RATES ILLUSTRATION not so keen. | Six’’ a ear of real service and genuine = fem) 6 32x4 @=6 Tire and Tube.. Touring Cars 7 hours “The highway contractor who satistac ion. ? ett ; Tu 1r6c Per Mile and Up—lInsurance, Oil and a would ‘owe as on the meets all the specifications of his job satisfaction 2 etree | 33x4 Tire and Tube... eel Gasoline Extra following basis: : and gets it done in the shortest pos- av cy pie : aS soon as these motor truck egssen- 1 tay ue 2 ae tials become apparent to progressive | F : highway contractors, in various parts Wht. | \ wt Pe : | | y es oe ; . . bed ° yh 9 » are privileged to show the entire line of new a le Vi hit hts Wo é > * MMA AMY —_s —- a NT ee re ~ anne _ — — ~~ > oma Wdt-G4 Lh tt tittle Zi of the country, they begin to buy in large quantities the motor truck COMMA OLLILOY bi which combines all of these features Reo models—passenger and commercial. . alte watee Sone touael cone MM | a ee @. : That Speed Wagon that “fits every business,” SE Geer a dans tee teen : << an In 5 ‘and ‘by its wonderful versatility and economy meet the requirements of highway FAA BATTERY | has revolutionized transportation— will be the qhutocar Adopted for Work. center of attraction for the men looking for a ton Autocar trucks engaged in high- 1 WINS HARI] business partner. Seva Miiek, “then of any other { TES] For milady and those looking for the latest, Se Stargate peg | | best and most beautiful in motor cars—the five Reo passenger models: — 3-passenger Roadster 7-passenger Touring Car 4-passenger Coupe 5-passenger Sedan And a new thing in motor cars—the Reo Business Coupe. These are all new—the newest and most u; to date among automobiles. Three of these models have just had their for- mal introduction and another—the new Busi- ness Coupe has not yet been announced. All passenger models are mounted on that famous Reo Six chassis, “The Six of Sixty Superiorities.” If you would 6é up to date in motor car in- formation —if you’d know what is newest in design and most advanced in refinements and detailed appointments: — If, in a word, you would have a standard by which to compare everything else in the show —see the new Reos. When you have seen the new Reos, you have seen the show. Prices—will amaze you when you have exam- ined the quality and finish. Each in its class represents “The Gold Standard of Values.” POUT 4 Mia sa — Again, in tests before nationally recognized authori- a aeedhe: The ties, the Ray Battery proved its ability to stand up inches, which enables it to work Bagg perpen igen | under strains much harder than in ordinary automo- handily in cramped places. It is trica] Test Laboratory under the . ~ * both speedy and economical, and its Ait} observance of en American Auto bile driving light weight enables it to carry a | mobile Association officialy news- load over the subgrade without se- ‘papermen, battery men and rious damage. In fact, many high- vaghers a Ray battery in competi. Subjected to short circuits and breakdown tests, the | Way contractors, wno have had ex- At P| tion with four well-known makes | Deviance with all forme of hesling, | tigen pong eggenton Ray gave off current longer than any other standard are now making considerable use of | ie Sre-ten Autocar, | i senighinetptecnapene make of battery on trial. And on examination after- A notable indication of how the | Autocar —— saving time and i aeetadgl pr yao eter nf | wards, none of its plates showed signs of disintegra- money n ghway construction | if . e ° . : hauling has been demonstrated this | } Swvenrps parade tmprand f tion of any kind—the only battery in the test that did | season, by W. J. Porter, on his,vigh- | of th and the way contract at Eastport, L. “Sy | a tamnam dled pl seca | not break down to some extent | nine Autocars hauling all of the ma- | | The Ray was the only battery) ; ‘ef the ict which, when terial, he-has made a record of 900 ‘apart, bad plates that feet of 20-foot reinforced concrete ‘hardly used at all All betteries The Ray Battery stands up under these gruelling road in a 10-hour day. He complet- } | were perchesedin the ope mar | ‘ SA = MIRREIL 4 o., Gs werhene aan, | f kat by 4; Terentony, mana trials because of its Lavier formula plates—plates - hes & ays. ered them te the Leboratory . . . iv i t t Mr. : | | two eee Ne. Nurses: Bod | | tute day ‘ease oataery ‘wee there that combine hardness and porosity in the correct |It will be entirely completed this f cans degree to carry the most severe strains your car can season. i | “Round trips are now being made i : put upon them. over the Lemay Ferry road to Hills- "me boro and De Soto and over the Clay- | ton and Manchester roads to Wash- ington. These points are 50 to 60 miles from St. Louis and this trans- | } i - ‘ Seman Memes ay Batte mpan these places daily express service, 1 | | . grade. agg vie voltage CLOSED CARS NO eed =) fF _ ROY R. FISHER, President | showin THOMAS F. LAVIER, Vice President and Chief Eagincer LONGER A LUXURY | As iate as five years ago the in- closed car was considered in the light of a luxury and the manufacture of this type of motor vehicle was quite generally confined to a class of car | that sold for a high price, says E. A. Hatfield, of the Mississippi Valley | Motor Co., Oakland distributers. | Outside of that classification there | Was such a very limited demand for | if Se the inclosed car that automobile | etfictal repert is 6 few dave ,/manufacturers found it unprofitable | (to. even consider its manufacture. | |After our entry tnto the war, and !n | the orgy of spending that followed | | the armistice, manufacturers of new |cars that made their appearance to |} satisfy the demand for motor trans- . : portation of some sort, confined their cae en Company Seer On Display at the Auto Show SS ‘came 60 apparent that manufactur- Bomont 2800 Central 2886 ers of cars of high and low degree . N devoted, more and more, their at- | ° e Reo Motor Car Company Lansing Michigan . tention to this end of the business, Di trib J Locust ? ° and today production fn that depart- $s utors X ment has reached such figures that RAAAEVAVVAAERVA RAVAN & | RAW — ft has become a tremendous factor in the industry. oA at t ag fe rf ‘il UYU VUELTA tthe Vili YlintiasdwdlllIl UN iii: Go ht: 00H lM aii Mdeccjdcdccddccadccéiiccr

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3 ; “ ‘ ™ ae ¥ * . ‘ a erie he ; ‘ * » ie OCTOBER 10° 199 4 j SUNDAY, | | OCTOBER 16," 1992. SUNDAY POST-DI C : | SPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCU LATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. Si.LUuis PUSI-OISPATCH 1i3B * —- 7 sortnteenennintiliies — EE » - . - ™— Clean Contact Potnta, or 7 « “ft : ip uet always easy to find a real-|the starting motor ore llamine Go| ideal tan cnnépaper and which ts Cold and R ) a gatisfactory agent for cleaning the namo. There is a ‘oot ab pal ss | alumnae “cain tee aged amorg ] Not many car Hi sama tha preston he cll paper 9 Ha | > ' ints of ignition apparatus cu e he ays obtained at hard- cold h: ' ticrack if they are subjected to c » Ir e . po cuttlefish paper which is fine: than | ware stores. old has an evil Influence on rubber. tinued low temperatures. The p : W. E FUETTERER $ * « , } i The | pe aa tan gy oy not 8O rapid as those | dent car owner will store his sp . : — ah eae 8 m subjecting the rubber | tires during the winter in a unifo EM! act with oil, but they are real, | temperature of about 60 degr: Bi | nevertheless. The | BATTERY SERVICE : 3215 Locust Street tires gradually ' Fahrenheit. ORE THAN THAT . o , Toilet Cases and Reading Lamps . Bomont 781 Mig. & Jobber St. Louis, Mo SELL ’EM /|¥ . 3 Among Features—Front Seats in 2 pen of Mer. | | May Be Moved. | Ge Notice to the Battery Service Stations: Stesy a and . In the Moon Six-48 brousham + = gk: ee ae Write f or Our I 922 Catalogue Our (“La Petite Sedan,”) a type of the - — Tj Most Complete in Saint Louis Moon car on display at the Automo- Customers bile Exposition ery ai gers eames a position, every detail bears ; SEE US AT THE AUTO SHOW ices Are Ri h q ’ evidence of applied skill, wong expe- g t h rienced in the mechanical construc- ‘ ; | tion, coach work and designing of’ 9% ERSON | 3 ' automobiles. 2 | ; = According to Stewart McDonald. . | , ahs Ww ' [president of the Moon Motor Car | , RSI / E > J are Co., Moon engineers and designers ee a have embodied in this car the requi- ; a Ss a from hardwood, and all are finished ’ eand Tube. a oo mange sel — cig a ype : ard is also satin-ebony finish. Two A St. Louis Product That tollet cases to match wil! be found ™ Winning National Popularity e and Tube. . a >and Tube. . a oe ee ong grace e and Tube. | mae es’ Case and one gentiemen’s | ON EXHIBIT re and Tube. , a The wholesome economy of the Vines pp nglren dl pa rch: 7 For the First Time at the e Ss - : oad- ire and Tube. : : loth. Th d hav : re and Tube , good Maxwell begins when you buy veal ce ogee a ceminae Gene Ga St. L . = d Tub . d [. @ ° are lined with biuve silk. Cushions OulSs Uu Oomo ] e Ow WITH WITH an ide. ‘ it, an is in welcome evidence every are deep-seated and comfortable. a . sont A G1 59 po They are of the Turkish type, French coessory Department RES : and Tube. } © > e . ] . , e . . ° ° : mile and every day you drive it. a ee Chevrolet Building---Week Beginning Oct. 15th “Among those who have known it intimately, the Liberty Sts his . al : ; ° In addition to the light over the arwage =e otg, © Ae CONS I continu saving is one of its hiiindieas” tearé. Gin en. a eeduat the thing for touring and all vacation outings. Not a | central clasa cara, At the new prices we believe it enashes equipped with two smal) reading specially-bullt automobile adie that 7 ee ee ue-per-dollar REGARDLESS OF CLASS." lutely complete—ample seating room for six people—comfortable FRANK BISHOP. most practical and pleasing features. lamps on either side above the rear beds for four people—water container, crefri tor, fold bi . tts tel sag a Pye 5-Pansenger . creneeseeeess SUGTS seat. New window Lift operates with stove, cooking nnd table atensils—locker compartment for clothes Tourtag.....<o-s-.81596 @ worm gear. The windows are and bedding. The most wonderful campi rod eeeeresecess sure te see it. esccemeetinaee Hs Sti ee we Roadater cease tcodeetocees. SOB channeled in an tmproved type of , MOTOR CO. 22222285 CAMPING CAR CO ia one hs . weather-stripped w r er, COV-| . Briscoe Motor Sales Co. ered with broadcloth. Manafacturers of camping bodies for Ford, Dodge, Dorris and Distributors : The two front seats are of the White chassis. Patent licenscs. FRANK BISHOP, President bucket type. The driver’s seat can , 3016-18 Locust St. be moved forward and backward a Bomont 590. 2925-2027 Lochst St. Central 8708 two inches. This affords better con- O D } / trol and ease of operating the car for § , h A hs ’ a short or tall person. The passen- 6s uP ay at j 4 uto how ger seat or right-hand seat can be a : moved against the driver’s seat, al- ———— lowing 12-inch aisle room for pas- sengers in the rear to leave the car. ~_ . ; A cow] ventilator, adjustable from the inside on the instrument board, gives ample air when it {s necessary to have the windshield and windows ' 4 closed. The rear heel board con- . a tains a heater, which ts controlled 7 from the front floor board. A tilt- / | , aii ing steering wheel is used in the 2 brougham. . f, , I TIDE HAS TURNED IN AUTO INDUSTRY os “Prophecies made months AZO | TT —G- i have come true. September passed | August in production and tn sales in| ithe automotive industry. Factories | are at work taking care of new bustf- ness, the financial phases of the business are on solid ground, and everything points to the full realiza- tion in the near future of the good times we have looked forward to for so long,” says J. E. Hovt of the} Packard Motor Car Co. of Missouri. ‘The fact that the automotive in- dustry enjoyed a greater volume of CY business in September than in August Ve r is sienificant, because the feeling is now that the tide has turned and that all business is on the up-grade. The " lautomobile industry is one of the Ps ' ‘key’ industries. It reflects the gen- ;@ral tone of all business. Now that it hus shown st@ady gains throughout own ers ithe summer and is making such an auspicious start at the beginning of the fall season, it is building better morale in every line of business. “Pessimism is yielding place to op- timism. Better times are here. And the automobile industry. founded on the solid ground of a national neces- sity—transportation—producing in volume and selling its product at costs that represent exceptional value for the money, is lensing tho | way in the return to normalcy.” —_——- &---- ‘MOST TRUCKS WHERE ¢ SPECIAL-SIX COUPE $2450 FOUR-PASSENGER "[ (HERE is acharm of good _ side lights glow softly at your taste in every feature of this touch, distinctively designed and ele- An important and unique feature gantly appointed four-passenger _ of this Coupe is the folding seat, SPECIAL-SIX COUPE, Itisthe for the fourth passenger—it is, ideal enclosed car for women— _ in reality, a cozy chair with se Bey ier seo shopping em cushioned seat, arms and back ions — as well as for —giving a maximum of ri See It at the use by the business and profes- A 0-0, When not in ae sional man. , folds out of the way. | Auto Show Soft carpeting, subdued harmony With all its luxury and beauty, of coloring in the upholstery, you get, at this low price, the inviting depth of cushions, com- mechanical excellence, power pleteness of appointments—all §§ and easy riding qualities built offer an irresistible appeal. Silk into the 50-H.P. SPECIAL-SIX roller-curtains are provided at chassis upon which this Coupe windows, and electric dome and body is mounted. WEBER MOTOR CAR CO. 1817 LOCUST STREET Bomont 40 and 41 Schmidt-Meed Aste & Tractor Co., Edwardaville. Hl. inn ee Auto Salen & Service Co., = le . 209 Fifth St... Kaat St. Loni«, I. Bopp Bros., Webster Groves. ; VALUES ARE HIGHEST — : . Park Autemohile Company. Southwest Motor Sales Corp.. | The question of where the most : sna? 4280 Olive St. 3644 Gravois, motor trucks are sold for farm us \\ | ' ATT} : oy serrg sagen opel cos Shear gp Wi \\REE Ze NEW PRICES OF STUDEBAKER CARS | farm rniarket survey recently made : : ih 7 linn f. o. 6. Factories, effectwe Sept. 8th, 1921 by the General Motors Truck Co., ac- \ | | TAT nae eee ee ies he a sey tee | ) C. E. Pagett, local branc -_—— WH SIX 3-PaASS. ROADSTER LIGHT-SIX 2-PASS. COUPE-ROADSTER.. $1 | cording to C. E. Pagett, local branch | AY - UGHT six TOU CAR npGactnniy sise . AN ett | manager. . 3 i sreAl oe Po ASe ROADSTER SPECIAL-SIX 4PASS. COUPE........... dees “8 ° » s ’ ‘e " : HBG .- It develops that the states whe! . | SPECIAL Six 4? , the value of farm crops per farm is , . BIG.SIX TOU a : aiaeest are the me wnere te | ALL STUDEBAKER CARS ARE EQUIPPED WITH CORD TIRES greatest percentage Oo armers own trucks, regardiess of improved roads i | ‘and other influences, says Pagett. . This ts a Studebaker Year The average value of farm prod- ucts the country over was $2900 per farm in 1920. Nevada farms topped the list with an Income of | $10,378 per farm, while Mississippi | came jast with $1101 per farm. | | Seventeen states ranked above | | $4000 per farm, Nevada, Wyoming, | | Arizona, Iowa, California, New Jer- | TATE MOTOR CO., INC sey, Nebraska, Kansas, Massachu- | $107-11 LOCUST ST. eetts, South Dakota, New York, Iilt- nois, Rhode Island, Connecticut, \er- Bemont 1241 Central 7615 ,/ mont, Colorado and Oregon. And these are, pecullarly enough almost the identical states in which farms have the 17 highest pereent- Dopse BROTHERS ages of trucks per farm. All of iwhich would indicate pretty strongly MOTOR CARS ‘that the farm truck follows the farm , dollar. i _ This survey was made that the | General Motors Truck Co. might as- certain the most tmmediate farm market for its Model K-16 one-ton | ‘truck, which was recently reduced | | $600, the new price being $1495. The| | one-ton truck is conceded to be the) }ideal all-around farm truck. | Oe | Ford Missing. | When ofl pumping in the ahem cylinder of the Ford car causes miss- ing, exchange spark plugs with the | he Automobile Exposition Real imeem: | rear cylinder. Repeat the operation | a as need occura PLGUUTLASUUACAEUUOR NAAR ANCASUULODAGULEOODORAOTAAHAHEDODEULELEAUIELOUATELADLEUEUUTTRETDT AT LaTL Uda TDEDAD ADDER STAND

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14B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Recefve 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any 0 Other St. Louls Newspaper. SCTOBER 1.1 ; ; wor SPAT ——— = thod. e war having ended before they ai r s. a usual et: ae * ‘gain prices a he - “ye Cieaning Sperk Plugs. CAR OWNER SHOULD [price and make should be ag . t is said, is to sell “options” on the | were used. Once the “option” price Es NOT GUESS AT COSTS — 7 em tae eon which are represented as being | 3 obtained, of course, the “agent” a excellent method of cleant | never reappears. - . gpark plugs. or tn fact « mileage on the speedometer should still in the original shipping crates, Bevery automobile owner should be entered. If it is shifted from one earry a smal! memorandum book for | wheel to another, the dial reading at aa recording his tire data. Experts urge the time of the change should be HAVE MANY TW NEW \ | : that the car owner should not guess | noted All repairs to the tire and pet a He at the cost of his tire mileage any their costs are recorded with the : @ure than he would guess at an im- | mileage the tire hed run at the time | pertant cost in his business. they were made. Although the Gardner car has’ The two new 1922 Haynes moéels, . os 2 %ceeeee oF When a tire is purchased. the date. : Ls ~— Been exhibited at each of the localithe Haynes 55 and 75, recently an- | oven ooo pe sa ——¢ @eecee «2 © Se = al ‘auto shows for-the past two years, | ,ounced by the Haynes Automobile | wat this fs the first time that these cars! Dee eat oene.e. Co. at prices considerably lower than | have never been shown by other} than the factory. those heretofore quoted are exhibited | —_— oe vin ag es LS cuits — eaeee % | The exhibit this week at the Auto- at the Automobile Exposition by the. mobile Exposition is under the direc-| Wilson Motor Car Co., local distrib- | , tion of the Mound City Automobile utera. Co., loca] distributors, and contains | the new 1922; The 1922 Haynes 55 has @ 121-| a complete line of Gardner models. The new models have many im-/factured in the following body styles: }| provements and new features—and | Five-passenger touring car, roomy ! Saves the expense of complete enclosed car constrnetign s |are equipped with cord tires and two-passenger roadster and five-pas- jsenger sedan. The Haynes 75 has a awe ) gives you the full benefits of both open and enclosed § j ™m otometer. ) There are more than £0 quality/132-inch whee * toe chassis and is ’ on one chassis. We can now furnish these tops for t} PE runs on the new Gardner, in-|manufacturd in the following body ‘ oy the cluding a molding of aluminum )styes: Seven-passenger touring car, ss es - that enhanz:s the appearance of the | four-passenger tourister, two-passen- i: and makes the doors fit snugly. | ger special speedster, five-passenger "i bee “ Hudson Oldsmobile Velie Hupmobile Reo The equipment also includes ale-|brougham, seven-passenger sedan | j CADILLAC SUPER-DE LUXE TOPS © inch wheelbase chassis and is manu- | A DISTRIBUTOR IN ST. LOUIS TERRITORY —BY A PROMINENT AUTOMOBILE MANU- FACTURER OF SIXTEEN YEARS’ EXPERI- ENCE IN DESIGNING AND BUILDING QUAL- ITY MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKS. -_—— ee eee a ee ee ae . BA eees. Bs 92 OE ee Ail il - The line includes 3 open and 4 closed assenger car models—a popular priced Pouring and a popular priced One-Ton truck model. bade system of chassis, lubrication, and seven-passenger suburban. The ; Displayed at the Auto Show by Prices: 2-pass. $185; 4-5 pass. $275; 7-pass. $285 Special Cadillac 4-pass. $375; 7-pass. $390 | ‘proved carburetor, new style clear | tory, and the Haynes 75 at $2485 | | |vision top and wind-shield wiper.|f.0. b. factory. | ’ Prices f. 0. b. Racine, Wis. War Tax and installation on | Door-opening curtains on all four Among the many advanced and 4416 3401 ‘Locust a | doors, natura! wood finish on instru-| exclusive features in these two mod- | 1 Forest is Pee: ‘hy b d. els is the new Haynes motor fueliz- : The present passenger car models are 'ment boar ee ee: ee a ee on4 . ane et ee ther vad a Many added comfo rts are notice- custom-built in body—chassis and motor able—improved and deeper cushions | Power, flexibility and acceleration; ||| Street a, lez? CO. :. | : | — poss essing many exclusiv e features woe back springs nied y new | = sch o> Beenie ger intal —— rob rail, improved type.of inside & itoidns, all aing increase “ae - “1 24h PO me ord ng 0 r soph engine | va con ol : t = es : INTER- STATE =aaT0 SIG According to Joseph A. Schlecht, } €™s'ne ane control which regulates a ee ee , Only Signal making identical motions h : gia A 2, igenuine leather upholstery, im-/ Haynes 55 sells for $1785, f. o. b. fac- a — -g ne Qe Jeet Satins oo ey Be - in + . - re ee ee or 8 oe is, ~ —_ ll the temperature of This line is one of the established sellers ees ae Oe ee Same assures more perfect motor opera- —————— required by State ti municipal or- | merely to compete amid the maze of ste athehte Ss entetiin stents 4g] Ginances tee arm egne’= ’ | c -|¥ rigidity and unt | dai right or left, #1 t , York, Chicago, Milwaukee, Buffalo, San ~ colonel’ tor, a, ean under all road conditions. A torque '|f Sioand is olen sight of Seusastt, of hae : ; Francisco, Los Angeles, etc. ; | nite! demanding a better car ma-/|#™ to take the driving and breaking | fj | oO DRESS UP ‘ OUR CAR | érivers and pe- ca | OKED OXF : ding brakes, with a brak 1- |} 7 OUR PLANS FOR 1922 ARE OF AN EX- S Saaggygaemner |iser.on the service brake area fw of | | E : a tion a hundred > ’ , ’ , ACCIDENT . 3 TENSIVE AND INTENSIVE NATURE aw LIBERTY MODEL cn |f rape yt _ + ee , ’ ~ E DIRECT FAC | mark the new chassis as a distinctly | i it that ts bound L AND NECESSITAT 4 A ¥ | NOW ON DISPLAY | leav anced piece of mechanism. The | } , 4 a4 | ) gf My to tenant sooner , . . |body of both of the new Haynes/} ‘| Agnes % { | vee and’ Hite = : SS : ah ee a ; — | gation. , | , a ick: TABLE DISTRIBUTOR, W HO KNOWS | e ‘ ‘before. Made of full aluminum over/f ~ wagons o : > ing’ which was recently announced . 4 ges ‘ome | THE ST. LOUIS TERRITORY : TO THE by the Liberty Motor Car Co. is now ® Strong wooden body frame and fin-| gob lee: = | if Nd . SS SS 2 a riding beside ished in classic Haynes coach bine . / wy \ ; S . = loddin teams , ’ i a = . 7 4 ' > , . on : ! : ~ Pp g —WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT PROP- cal distributor. |utility. Exterior side cowl lights ani " a3 | meg | | OSITION TO MAKE 3 The new gnodel is built on the oon aeeaaa aaa if sega z tc uch | | , ; —— - = oy 4 . | - The primitiv : E: speedster type of b t th | ee | be «oil Ser gpkttan now but history ry of car, but a e | | ® S cahne: Mane effeste the auine ee FAKE AGENTS Let us convert your Touring Car into a Sedan by installing our if | - - : _ drives powerf ° ' car. The color is a rich Liberty blue, ’ a Ne ” ; ; E Statler Hotel, St. Louis, from Oct. 16th to 23d. | tastefully striped. The upholstery is) Although a number of arrests have | } High-Class Painting—Tops, Curtains, Seat Covers AY 4 he : a steel and leath | been made as a result of the fraudu- Bodies Repatree and Dents Remored—All Work Guaranteed. tS }} which harmonizes with the exterior gee aa . 7 a color scheme. The body colors are Teperts that persons in'various parts H Sa TOUTS AUTO TOP COMPANY A (iN Wate , Motor Car Tra = = —S=EEE =| also observed in the disc wheels, °f the country are still being victim- | ff | ) s 1) WEE! P mi with which the car is equipped. | gyno tae ; . : ve 027-2 Se ee Central 7716 | “¢ , 2 — 2 “| | of their marve PRICE. TIRE | The running boards of the. car! be Ss oIe ve easter Dov rn . , . ck sé Be — | \ = : for ¢ i_for | Pave been replaced by steps of solid , ™OtOF Cars ‘rom tne Government at Regular Price, $7.00 \ = ' t bs ears 0 CUTTING SALE aluminum, with removabie rubber ! ? Introductory Price, $4.00 | = wenty ¥ the | treads. The fenders are of the full Postpaid—State if for - §@ X se = have been ~ . ee open or closed cag. ) Buv { 4 New — the Gardner car is not 6: cn 3 in such Qua ity uy ers’ centers as am ¢me more TrugEeS Chale pre-i5 OUR BUSINESS IS | Three positions of semaphore arm to In- train, dG internal and t ] - | chanically inside, and a better look- aii, an nterna: & externa: ex iT —— ~ . huge can\ ‘the highly important features which | CONN 1 WITH A REPU- ns TORY CONNECTION \ IT A PL The new Liberty “Special Tour- | models are more beautiful than ever _ | | : : Hl an A | —_— . | gene crash "TIL Dp 4 being exhibited at the Auto Show by ; RIGHT ST. LOL IS ARTY OR PARTIES the Briscoe Motor Sales Co., the i they offer the extreme of luxury and lines that have popularized the | Eanes CO tne Cars. | other and succe ! For full details—phone or call Room 928, {i} commadations of a five-passenger | RESUME FRAUD. PLATE GLASS CURTAIN WINDOWS ££ | = rhythm. . Up hi |a @eoft gray shade of Spanish leather . J +1 Wy ; Bee ct a one Btn ms 4 2.@Se en ractice, the War Wepartmen chenica ork on ° oe ~ * p ment Expert Me c : \ Buick cars ¢ lized by individuals who pretend to ee ee ee a EE A A Ae a en ee ee eee mY 4 ~ + 7 ~~ Eee re « . — . * ALL STANDARD MAKES crown type and specially designed UQURMRMAAAMAU ASS PULL LeeLee 'to afford greater protection to the ) tains eurimenseun hoody of the car,from flying mud and : 4 J with each signal Return to us [f, after 10 e C ee Gays’ trial, you are not satisfied. AGENTS WANTED reavy material, and is fully lned. 80x3 3ix4 The radiator, lamps and many Diamend, N. &. guarentee. .$10.45] Diamond, 6900-mile, N.S., first,317.00 ‘chassis details are nickel-plated @000-mile guarantec< (tib... 87.75] 9000-mile Cord, our guar... .816.95 staio cms : nage wo — se: Inter-State a Mig. Co., Dept. t. 30., ~ 8000-mile Cerd, our + antee,S8.75]| Batavia, N. S.. €000-mile....$13.75 & greatly née Cars appe Batavia, 6000-mile, \. °......88.00] Heavy, N. S., cur guarantce $11.95 ance. ’ ’ = 2 Leok over every item In this ad and you will be amazed at our low erice on strictly high-grade Tires and Tubes. ' dust. The top is made of extra _ One of the noticeabie features of pep ag 80x3 % ays rota ca ean ‘this new model is the newly de- NOW ON DISPLAY AT THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW The greatest inventive achievement in motordom. A a "ah og es - ae Cupples, 7500-mile guar....S11.50) 8” werictl ane lity. All isigned Liberty windshield, which is Diamond, 6000-mile N. S.... .612.60 in ‘the ieteteat osulel eummncsat | eimatraned with side arms and base successful solution to eliminate motor troubles. Pertage. “N. %., our cuarantee. $9.95 United | States Usco, N. S... $10.95 SIeaSe Dnedeteh Ontety of polished aluminum, holding a Batavia, . ema a0 w ‘single piece of polished plate-glass. ~ _ $12. 32x4 | Ventilation of the front compart- Miller. N. S.. Qret quality. ..817.95 ‘went without opening the wind- Portage. V. 8. Grat quality. .$145.95 ! ; v . . 9000-mile Cord. our cuar... Dinmond, N. S., Gret quality.$19.905 Mm) Shield is provided for by a venti- Rambler N. S. doe shy Fiain 6000-mile, $12.95 |lating device in the base of the ‘000-mile Cord, our guar. | windshield, operated at the will of Simig Sirerem Cor |the driver. In the lower corners Baffed : are novel built-in parking lights. Natavia, €000-mile, yg. & Dayton, N. 8. sccond.... a ‘FUTURE STREET CARS “Miller, N. S.. frat quality. 820.00 Diamond, N. S.. first quality. $31 50 MAY HAVE NEW SHAPE Dayten WV. 2 aeccond. Si250 Ss. Cord, our quer- The Scheel Rotary Valve Motor will revolutionize the ais “i | | ny . & po automotive industry for the ac 9 ee... ae Ov | fol me — Fully Oversized PR Jakes Buick Auto Co, W ollowing reasons: | y — These heavy oversize cord tubes, the like of whieh - Kirkwood. Mo. : never been shown i: St. Louis heretofore, absolutely free. 1—100 less parts. ; . eS = f Keny on Cords are not e& | ’ 7 ric ) dB Pat / 2 mental tires. They have ba EN BETTER AU From experiments now being car- “isk N. S.. fret euatity... ? —_ e” fenvy. N. S., T500-mile. our ried on {t appears that the street car SGPG-mitte Cerd. cur evrr... guarantee ~ . a Maeteteh Stivectown Cord. Heavy. &. S. second | of the future may be a sort of hy frat quality e28.! Miain, 6000-mile, first i brid, combining the present day Fisk. N. 8. fret quality. 1. , - +. — liens : SOii ne bus and the i. le car. Michelin N.S. Cords, frat S5x5 Sinie cies” ate See ee : Payton Cord, our guarantee . 827.560 ! ar may take the bu! | shape but retain the street car's 2—No valves to grind. | oe 8—No push-rods to adjust. ae , 1 Wa . " Sant tf Wf tried and proven to 4—No springs to weaken. ' She geet? fF * he vein, equal of any high-g . : : i on the market, end — Leal wt lt Bod ch ae ait a 4 re - i ye Y 4 - rhe ph ts lee Melee in ee ee oe ee | eee ee ee eee ee - ~ si use ms tat a mY Yh GY ee a Alt ET IT ey LE I te lle. — a at « _ oe Ao — 3117-3119 Locust Street * half tons of rubber scrap, the an- sB: ‘nual accumulation of wornout tires, Bomeant 1190—Ceatral | he maintains. He suggests that this WE DELIVER TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY FREE OF CHARGE. scrap be used as sub-grades for high- @pen Evenings ané All Day Sunday. ways. Such a sub-grade would not be expensive and would give cush- toning power to the road to absorb the heaviest blowa, 5—Elimination of all complicated 2 b= : | fer & | ropa” - quality . | , out of the ‘‘aristocratie Seavy. 5. 8. cnr guarantee. 9000-mile heavy Cord, N. valve mechanism. _—_ class ‘¥ eur guarant nethod of operation, llecting its = . : S2x4% Cuppies, 7500-mile.. 82° _—— et ave te eeaae ieee 6—Simpler, more durable. 2 = jas ; B4x4 Cuppies, 7500-mile. . - -G22.96 S35 P : . ernea rouey. ee ——— | , P Eight months of BEné¥4 Cuppice, 7800-mile. 9000-mile heavy N. S. Cord, tere . ph aga companies 7—Accessible throughout. <EE eg . A | | | ance with one quality li Cupp 7500-mille . t the Packard Moto Cc ,and | f sand Fire oy fire quantity. a Garren T —- ‘the wasthiateens. Sng ag om 8—More speed; more power. ae Se \/ | ; placed the Kenyons at | oe wee First stomata teh, | facturing Company are interested in 9—More miles per gallon. top quicker than any ed Tubes ‘the new vehicle. tecent demonstra- . : ; 4 . . a * i tions have shown the bus to have ge geal coat o5c Leah aes several important advantages. Not —iAD6 ini cost is less. the - of these ts the ability to ~ § Kenyon Cords have 2 |dodge large trucks that appear in dopted ] S3u4% Geedrich Cord, N. ed 82.50 Ate : +} ; a ; y 4 eaaop as exc usive | oar Guarantee ees prices to deniers Seah to resets . aa ‘Ghehenes ale - rae ae ‘ration shows the constructive and mechanics] ‘i 6equipment by the Fleis jeengers. OF eumres, the eiietaaal eater of the Sehee] Rotary Valve Four-Cylinder Motor. ‘if Yeast Compagy, ¢ Mi i Sj t R 4 - p ° | of the present-day steel track is one This valve takes the place of type of valves now in use. A mM over 2 2,000 autom: biles, « iscerianeous zes a eguce rices “Baad moet base govt maga iastant and full opening and closing in the center of the 1 t: |} the United Stat v rolley bus. n - es sar Dayton N. 8. our guaran- [another thing of importance was the aera Bead is provided by simple rotary motion with eff- | der Government C gent pinin’ Geoblias, wedies | elimination almost entirely of track ren ong and simpie control of ingress and egress of the . | No. 54286, dated ag heal: ele =F re Be $8.75 ee ae the a in its tests ©: charges, resulting in full charge and complete evacuation as well as hundreds x ertage N.S. $16.50 opera at speeds approxima- r S34 Portage. plain, second, ting 25 miles an hour. - aan eaielT oat ae op conti 5. es requiring P local commercial he S2u4 Pertage, N. 8. second, thy he design of the new vehicle fol- ‘ng or adjustment in agy way. Numerous valves, to- : Sixty-four years of s2x4 Pertage, plain, second, lows gasoline bus design, rather than gether with complicated operating and timing mechanism, are SS products experience | sunt) Pinta. Citacher, MP a alee Menage ae = bat ie set eliminated. There is no more ra! ve trouble. The great flexi- 4 aS real guarantee stands S34 Pilatn Clincher, a" to scat 25 passengers ashe esau ri —— we valve renders a four-cylinder motor vibra- | Kenyon Cords. $10.00 eraie space for standeta, Two enless and it runs as smoothly as an eight-cylinder. The ; ; - aunt , i our exclusive { 34x4 Piatn Cltacher, owene. Westinghouse street car motors t is ma um efficiency, power, speed, and the test Dealers—Don’ + fail to cong oa “eis 94.95] 36x4% Geodrich Silvertown Cord. mounted on one shaft form the mo- mumber of miles obtainable per gallen ef fuel. for the g tire <¢ , pers ee ceetee Great quality $25.00 a power. Other technical fea- ‘|| the quality line that made good quicker than any . ures are included which are makin 3 *. 5 introduced into this territory. ON OR SEE eee er rx the possibilities ot the bus of oon Interested parties are requested to call at our | res e millions o wan-|24x4 Diamond Cord, drat = vent ene sidend of the aaieeer general office rooms, 304 to 316 Calumet Bldq., SEE THE ORIGINAL TIRES &. and S.. S. ‘.. a : . oa S. and 8. N. 8. Gree. -¢ = WHY NOT ROADS OF and inspect our developments, business methods, | Used by Ira Vail, in winning the world’s dirt OLD Ruan : and go into detail regarding our motor. | record, on exhibition at our booth at Auto Show. Pn heave 30 different makes of high-arade Cord and Fabric Ti ; | SOUVENIRS TO ALL ef at enheard-of res People who feel that modern itm- - te dispose prices. See or write ua bef mn im ore you bay. Protected by All N proved roads leave still much to be y ocessary Patents OrrzrnN = ee. a aan INNER TUBES VULCANIZED FREE ff °o2<2.°7 Ue to see America cov- o’CaaRGE YOR MOUNTING. “— tal isa & network of highways MAIL AND PHO ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED pavec with rubber—soundless, re- Ti silient and all but everlasting! : e e Ire * | Cheek, bank draft or money order must be sent with all ont-of | That’ c ? orders te snve delay tm shipping. Do net overlook a at's the opinion of John Kearns, Remon? 2200. enc was rele ov this money-saving egy of the tire division of the ; — Sentral slv a ee CES NET. AR TAX | Ra r Association of America, who | 2206 ( »¢ : ST St Louis, believes worn-out tires would yield Li U ST., . . , General Offices q este mae Dipwibeters Gteadiag Aste Surety: Gan Ween CALUMET BLDG., 114 N. SEVENTH ST. ¢ : : ST. LOUIS, MO. : —— - Associated Press News Write Us for Full Particulars wv bay Ferma ro sacgonges all Lal Lat hon tot eee -~ ~ - -" ~ 4 -< ~ “< =q ~ «dt « a = RELIABLE AUTO TIRE co the rubber that would make excel- * |lent roada. There are a million and | 7 ~

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d car construction and pen and enclosed bodieg nese tops for the follow. Nash Studebaker ~ Didsmobile Velle LUXE TOPS - S275; F-pass. $285 ai 7-pass. S390 and inatallation ertra, 3401 Locust St. 3900 Washington Paintir e we ate . pt. 30., Columbus, 0. a es, es Free every purchase of a ANTEED > — > aw eee oy ed e like of which have | ore, absolutely free. 70 SIGNAL | Cords are not experi- tires. They have been f any high-grade tire market, and they are he ‘‘aristocratie price’’ months of persever- th one quality line has the Kenyons at the icker than any other tire ever introduced f“Ouis. Cords have been as exclusive standard nt by the Fleischmann Compayy, operating 20 automobiles, and by ited States Navy un- [f dvernment Contract jf 6, dated July 6, 1921, [ff as hundreds of other if mmercial houses. ur years of rubber } experience and & / rantee stands back of | Cords. exclusive | can be derived from r tham any other ever : nd proven to be the / ¢ 4 1 7 o 4 é , SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16 1921. re > : ; Spark Plugs. | mica object, is to wash them tn a y ue should then be washed gscellent method of cleaning 1° per cent solution of acetic acid. spark plugs. or in fact any | Which ls an infallible solvent for grease and carbon deposits. i “ The!e cloth. with gasoline and usually dried by rubbing with a handful of waste or “DRESSING UP” OLD SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Ce ener TAis staunch old Connestoga wagon was butli 1@0 years ago by John Fishback of Madison, Vir- ginmia, for Joreph Everhart who, with Ais family, slaves and belongings, emigrated to Missouri in that year. interesting old relic that it ie—eo closely connected with the early statehood days of Mie- sourt—-it remains today a vivid cuntrast to present day transportation. You can see it a get ita full history ai the Buick Exhibit in the Aute- mobile Exposition. + — [anspor fatton ~ then and now OKED OXEN—stolid, slow-moving, sure-footed beasts, drawing huge canvas-hooded wagons—that was dependable transporta- tion a hundred years ago. Truly, a far cry from the swift, flying motor car of today. Creaking. lumbering, over the rough roads, these rugged old wagons of hickory and oak, broke the deep silence of the woods—the inding crash of their iron-shod wheels echoing thru hill and valley. Striding beside went the driver, now cracking his long whip at the plodding teams or setting the huge brake on the down grades. The primitive ox team and the picturesque Prairie Schooner are now but history. Fleet motor cars replace them as thev have replaced other and succeeding forms of travel. Gasoline, cunningly harnessed, drives powerful engines whose multiple cylinders whir in quiet rhythm. Up hill and down go the flying cars—man-made marvels of steel and leather and rubber. . Buick cars are representative of the highest tvpe of dependable Motor Car Transportation—and the most economical. Every detail of their marvelous construction, every ferture making for power— for speed—for riding comfort—is the res: ° of experience gained in twenty years of Motor Car Manufacture. And for twenty years they have been the choice of the thoughtful buyer who weighs value ) against price. ; See Buick at the Show—get a demagafration from any dealer— , decide that Buick is to be your car. S Buick Sires Butck Fours Mia-44 Three Pass Roadster. 4 £2-FPour-8§ Tico Pase Roadster. 0938 £ Six-4o Five Pasa. Touring.... ! £5 £2-Four-85 Five Pase Touring. ..8978 hie. : Garon Fate, Coupe. ...23 12. 22-FPour-36 Three Pasa Coupe. .$1478 ’ Bia a Pour Paes Coupe.... thes 28-Four-37 Five Paee Sedan....$16€56@ 2 .Sir-i8 Seren Paes Touring. .€1735 £2-siz-b0 Seven Passe. Sedan... .$2685 All Prices F. O. B. Fiint, MicdA. Vesper-Buick Auto Company General Offices and Salesroomis, Lindell at Grand Maintenance Division, West Pine at Vandeventer West Side Buick Auto Co., Kuhs-Buick Co, East Side Buick Oo., Kirkwood, Mo. 5023 Delmar BI. 2835 N.Grand 326N. 10thSt., E. St. Lotis HEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM Hand- CUPPLES "2"* Cord Tires Sensational Tire Offer We Will Allow You $ 4.00 ty 15% For your old Tires in trade for the Famous Cupples Handmade F. 8. Cords and also the Jumbo standard size Cup. ples Black Tread Cords. After figuring down the net cost in Cupples Cords with this generous offer you are able to ride on 9000-mile Cords for less than off- make Fabric Tires. Bring your old Tires to us. 10 Good Reasons Why You Should Use Cupples Cord Tires 7—Cupplese Tires are es-Buick Auto Co., i—Cupples Tires “won't separate.” made by St. Louls ° Cup lee Tiree “won't Then. ein) blister.” &—Cupples Tires are ust 5—Cupples Users ™ bacred by one of the be ant . laracest and oldest 4—Cupples Cord Tires firms im St. Louis. mist deliver the mileage, o—Cupplies Tiree are 5—Cupples Tires are otrietly made in St. Touts. e—Curples Tires o>} 10—Cupples handmade terials. 9000 miles. ARB FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS FO CUPPLES TIRES RELIABLE AUTO TIRE CO. 3117-3119 Locust Street. Bomwo nt 1180—Central 151 he city free of charge. Open eventags and all Gey Sunday. Inner Tubes Repaired Free We dGeltver te al) parte of t Tires Mounted and Delivered Free. Disguising Car With New and Fancy Equipment Improves | Appearance. | | we. sus Ce too cl . wheelsa. Black wire w BRISCOE MOTOR SALES COMPANY, | (Frank Bishop, Pres.) Central 3705-06, PORTER-HOLTKAMP MOTOR OAR OO. 2925 Locust St. Bomont 5090. Richmond Heights, Mo. BRISCOE MOTOR CORPORATION, Jackson, Mich. We*want you to compare Briscoe wi in its price class to rl for mae superior Briscoe is. Briscoe’s rea] distinction of appearance. of trouble-free service will demonstrate how much better Briscoe is built. ) yourself how truly A single glance will reveal Remington TS almost to your thought. You guide it as easily as you walk—stop it as readily as you halt your step. And all noiseless as the night. Yet it is an automobile for a driver who wants to get there—for red blooded men and women. Rugged and powerful it glides down the avenue ahead of cars of other types. It climbs hills with an ease unmatched by many cars and climbs them without splutter, jolt and jar. You cannot know perfect motoring anti! you have driven in a Rauch & Electric Automobile. Just call on Rauch & Lang dealer in your city, telephone and he will arrange to you for a drive. If there is no dealer your city, write us, ELECTRIC > 7_wfeeoecreeenrerePreeseeoeeneeeeseeeeeeeeeseaeseseseeeaoeseseeeeseseeeseeeseeeeenee ~ ” ¥ - » ~ > > -2 — ~ — + $5O2G4 54 odds LROOS ESE CADRE ELS OS 60545 5552 88 5 5055556 sg 5554s 645k FEDS LESLL ‘SS Nees isdcussSzz

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, pr aTIAN Ther Theee in Am Oth St. Louis N : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' _____ SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY ciRcIt ‘7 n Any Other uis Newspaper HEALTH CRUSADE PLAN —sA") Bigs) The Irod Food FOR COUNTY REVISED Sia Vialty rChanges Made to Meet Sug- gestions of School Teachers and Principals. The Tuberculosis Society of St. Louis has completed a revision of the ‘plan for the health crusade for use |in the schools of St. Louis County, ‘and through its crusade worker will |4ritroduce the.new plan into the ,schools of the county next week. | The revision is in reality a simpli- 'fying of the original plan and is done, it ig announced, to meet the | suggestions of the school teachers and principals in the county, and to ‘reduce the cost of material for the / ‘erusade. Following a general trial Pee _of the original crusade plan of the They both necd it | county schools last yeer, a meeting “The Food Iron for Vitality” of teachers, principals and schgol ‘guperintendents was held at Clayton to consider making the crusade a 'part of the regular echoo!l hygiene 'course. At this meeting many minor changes were suggested, the sugges- tions being the outgrowth of the ac- ns | tual experience of the teachers. In Raisin Bread order to get the best opinion of all Add reisins to the “staf of life” and — oe — o | ee ; | teachers the, Tuberculosis | Society you have a perfect food a ‘2 embodied these suggestions in its re- ’ ~~ port of the work of the crusade for O Uu | ee ee ~ — -— ~~ oo a es at Fe ™ —e—" a 7+. © -~ — 772 2 2 eh ae — eee, Ce ie oe ee — o ~ aoe. are ae . Se Jer ee ERS ae 2+ 2 ne ee FR - Re ee ee ee ot ae - - é a ee > ~£= —— - » a= ~ eget Pee - : wey a A gg inn, ee 5 me om -_— = ——— |; the year, and then sent a question- 'naire to every teacher under whose ae cen caaeer peal . ee Toast this raisin bread and taste a new ' Crusade” had been § practiced. A | survey of these : , = delight at luncheon | formed the basis for the revision. -_ Work Made Uniform. ' ' ; ’ ' j e 7 re te =) -: 4 wlth 7 —- ~ -* ™ » en eee mn a > s ~ a el hfe ‘ a) - - - _ . + s . « se : ° Named Street City ' child in the schools of the United Serv breakfast every morning and a hee a butter—and a cup of tea. . ’ Bille > sters, who know exactly how to do it right. | bottom ot. the exXReate mevemens ae brush top with cold mgik and bake —S everywhere. Buy of them |} pageantry in the conferring of the im moderate oven until brown. = . to save bak at home. ~ Dept. P-170-6, Fresne, | inal NF does ) thange any of F . “Sy ie ig . ot gage Maples 9 vielen Ae EMP ™ tiscious saicia yon CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATED |tainment of the different degrees States, the revised plan preserves the get your daily tron this way You need but a small bit of , mer for one hour. Sugar may be simply cannot be described—you have « eS 3 lof old and the real crusades of the ~~ — > . extract, in this improved form. Everybody |and enlarges the plan to cover high as the grammar a of Dainty thin slices of crispy, brown, iron, supplied daily to the blood, daly ‘same degrees of knighthood. They Cover Sun-Maid Seeded Raisins A whole luncheon can be made of it. old AT AE EP TE daily, yet that need és wital. | older grades, an inner circle, known ts nat ts pat Becemmnees. of aa and ideals of chivalry are presented ~~ > : 8 ‘ | * should know. So this delicious toast is good for.gem,. b - h 3. r] ~ > o , _ W ¢ rou las be ixed with 1 cup cold water. 1S put In hen making, by experienced malt- | their atténtion through classes in Boil 3 minutes: add lemon jvice. and raisin pie are sold by 1 This Ou . Pour in pie tin which has been _ bake shops and grocers . ut t results than before |} toward impressing ihe practice of ee ‘ . “at _ |health on their consciousness. ed A on te ee bakers do not stint. | practices required of each . child, | knows White Banner. Made of the fullest [grades It also eliminates pins and ®;. 29 ° — > ! . . & ? ‘medals except where expressly de- : } the 3 ‘ F 4 with that being done by 6,000.000 an irresistible magtetic force which are: Bage, squire, knight and Knight on er arama. Tinee. oe aon There’s a daintiness shout i+ ae ~ : - + +, f i o ; ‘ - o 2 e . ‘ -»_ ? ble,”’ is the plan. From the tiny TS per cent natu al fruit-sugar Also an important value in it—in the naturally rose-tinted cheeks are e* | the crusade most attractive. Out- = J % . * Raisins are rich in iron. And it is Remember that, and ha've it frequemt es ninds. re ; “er ee ae ee 8 cups Sun-Maid Seeded Raisins nia’s finest table grapes— American raisins, a fine, ever-ready dessert. . \ hy, all you have to do IS to add om W ater. t od. Children are taught to do health- 1 teaspoon sugar 8 : Wash the raisins, put in sauce- Mail the coxpon for free book of tested recipes which describes 100 attractive ways to serve hygiene and physiology. The sym- lined with crust, while hot cover; . The St. Louis revision of tne orig- | We'll send 100 > . o Insist on having the same old reliable malt lengthens the time between te at- mL . . richest malted grains and choice Ore on ho sired, thus materially reducing g ps. 'cost of paraphernalia. The chores > ; 1009 ur W Lave to do with washing the hands O p e, e guarantee it. | frequently, keeping fingrs, pencils, 8 etc., out of the mouths, brushing the | 'teeth frequently and recularly, get- } a e S lve Ou a Ask for the Hop Flavored White Banner. | cn ine celine tgpere Look for the familiar red and yellow label, and frequent baths and similer practice ° a6 99 rT ’ ” > wien | | say, “That’s the Brand”. hig Seti chbecasen ca bc cebcea nen Ir” es ep fn health education to be carried out . | in cdénjuncfion with the principles of | the health chores. Starting with the Strengthen the Nerves and Invigorate the Body—Easy and Economical to Take—Results Qu . j e Sold b A central ide. of the value of health, ‘4 ll Grocers, Druggists and Delicatessens eae child is taught various gradgs, To at once put some firm, healthy, “stay-there” flesh on your bones, increase energy and nerve force and clear your skin and complexion, a |first, way to keep realthy for per- | taking two of Mastin’s Yeast VITAMON Tablets with each meal and watch results oe 5. Mastin’s VITAMON Tablets contain Reape on zz” —.. —— a a LL A ee ™ - # 4 ie — e = —_ rss dn 2 tes . - 7 et PREMIERSUPPLY CO. 29 sae ee |teing well and happy. When a little | : eS : i ~ older the child is taught that dis- j centrated yeast-vitamines as well as the 19 South Third St. Louis, Mo. ease and bad habits are a menace to | important vitamines (Fat Soluble A and W: ants 00d health, and bring disease and | C), all of which are regarded as absolutely a (> for perfect health, vigor and proper physical | t . | , = remier Malt Products Co., Decatur, II, (7 2280" B= . 5) | their communities. e upper. , ; —_— ; ‘ °9 9 . | grades and the high schoo! boys and | A reeaie —o process of perma Q | girls are to be taught the - larger | fas>— ' se | ADVERTISEMENT health problems, such as filtration in an active state in Mastin’s VITAMOD} ip ain . of water, sanitation of town am city, | Try T h IS [ t Y O.U do0d supplies, ete. > — Mastin’s VITAMON Tablets by mixing # “Modern Health Crusade” | S 4 Th food help it to digest and provide the I , 6 og 98 . | ea Ha ve D an d ru ff was invented by Charles M. DeFor- , Te ae nourishment that your __ dhere is one sure way that mever est of Washington, D. C., as a game , ve oops firm tissue, oe nerves, clear s ‘and a keen, acti brain. ‘fails to remove dandruff completely to benefit the. health of a little son. | |and that is to dissolve it. This de- It succeeded so well that DeForest’s| J upset the stomach or cause that bloated : on the contrary, are a great aid im ¢ | ® e.e , : bis B ,etroys it entirely. To do this, just friends urged him to make a gen-| en IC] ] }@et about four ounces of plain ordi-/ cra] plan which could be followed in mary liquid arvon; apply it at nig) other families and eventually the | 4 |when retiring; use enough to moisten crusade was adopted by the Nation- | r dye Rh eer the sealp and rub it in gently with al Tuberculosis Association and un- >. : . . Man Is Treated by Wireless From Ship ~ Singer tips. : der its auspices was introduced into Fif Mil P By nee wilt most, if not all, of your ithe schools of the lower grades | i ty es Awa aacruss wit be gone,,and three Of throughout the United Stat rj . 7 four more applications will com- oug h it as states. With two tablets with each meal. Then weigh = — : 7 . +™minor changes S is practiced in . aaa a.) sailor on the email steamer ft t# the most complete system | a edeae ak ae =) a bee. nce the war the i erasers vs ae papers . a pet ata Sabon sortously iil. There | fleasser ever offered to the public, act-| matter how much dandruff you may plan for the crusade has been trans- | ph re regularly you are 7 ieiiinene ons he Sireseds tame | remev ing foul aster whielr paiement have. | . lated in several languages and intro- | gain in weight and energy. Mastin’s * ° earage vet eo 4 baa +> up by_« ship Afty miles away else, can @iniahee” .y — a on You will find, too, that all itching duced in most of the countries of 7 ector of the ship diagnosed the | Fassrs. thus immediately relieving pres- and digging of the scalp will stop) Europe. ~ Then he treated sure an tBe heart. It is astonishing the instantly, and your hair will be Children everywhere are enthu- by wireless for four days. when ereat amount of polsonou t sia it sae _repertes he Was on the way to | Keak te. breve from the siuumaeee fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and | stic over the performance of recor er you never theught was in soft, and look and feel a bundred | health chores and easily acquire i is . ‘a A your system. ry it rieht after a natura! . ten amount you pay for | ApPendicitie attacks at any moment foul mpatios he ewe a wie m Fs we en | calles etretahy pen that aily lite. & : eee roma esininel th ond Monit | pelsontne yon tn nee, Ost. which was ; You _ = liquid arvon at any selves strongly upon their daily life. | - 2 . be , - al constipaticm, sour stetme >, rug store. t is inexpensive. and The new plan in St. Louis C | = Mastin’s VITAMON a ; ounty | oem , | —. yo treud.e o apg ay or Raa on the stomach and sick head four ounces i ll will This . ~~ urhances. Uften when there one #poenfel Adlertk ALWAT -_ FE : if d : 3 g fends to eliminate or destroy druggists every - been determined. \ . )

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Tablets by mixing with your Description: . ‘Locomotive 1514 inches long, 4 inches wide and 6 inches high. HAS TWO SETS OF DRIVE WHEELS, EACH 24% INCHES IN DIAMETER—CONNECTED IN PAIRS AND os» DRIVEN BY TWO MOTORS. Equipped with head- light and reversing controller. Pullman Car (all steel) 1b inches long, 314 inches wide and 6 inches high. [c's » Observation Car (all steel) 16% inches long, 314 inches wide and 6 inches high. itely guaranteed or the email al will be promptly refunded. rAMON Tablets at all good. rle’s six stores, Johneos = \. Medler, A. W. Pauley’s, wo stores. ; * Transformer Provides safe and low cost operation from electric current in your home. (Ifyou have no electric current dry cell bat- teries may be used.) o. Track i * - »- aa sections are supplied with each outfit—eight curved and four straight. Total length of track, 16 feet. BO - MLL - ' ’ FREE to Hustling Boys! ~ wo . “ae. oo | ~ — ™ 2 _ ne ie a . bees SIN OO Re ee . ne ie ee” oe \ od r crn > + 4 4+: ants ede ae OP oe Seed Raed ond Lad a7 i24 ‘ Bi f Tf +; iw? ‘mleelalai + oo inameaingalin a ; a . > Bet ht ee 8 - a ry mri NS Migisiaiietiin inetiimi een. ARAmAmMmmoadtao 5T-DISPATECH NOW OFFERS Lionel Electric Train Outfits | SPS ON NOTHING TO PAY! NOTHING TO COLLECT! YOU simply get fifteen (15) NEW subscriptions to the daily POST-DISPATCH—each for 6 months—and when we have approved them, the Electric Train Outfit will be delivered to you without one cent of cost to you. Think of the Fun You'll Have With This Sturdy and Beautiful Outfit! There’s no other Electric Train Outfit that compares with the Lionel in beauty, strength, or performance. It is modeled after the big Limited Trains on the New York Central and other big roads that use electric power. Has beautiful, “true-to-life” Pullman and Observation Cars. it does everything they can do. It runs forward, back- yard—fast or slow. | Bring or mail the Enrellment Blank to the Circula- tion Department of The Post-Dispatch, and a subscrip- tion order book and full printed instructions will be given you. The Number of Train Outfits for Distribution by the POST-DISPATCH is limited to 1000 This Outfit Weighs 214 Lbs. _ This Is Not An Ordinary Electric Train Toy It Is The Best Product of Its Kind In The Market Its Actual Retail Value Is $52.25 IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU READ CAREFULLY and Be Governed by These Necessary Requirements: 15 subscriptions are required—each for 6 months. No extra credit for yearly subscrip- tions. : subscriptions are required—from persons not now the Daily POST-DIS- N cw PATCH, whether purchased from newsboy or news dealer, or delivered by carrier. D | subscriptions are required. No credit allowed for Sunday POST-DISPATCH ALLY subscriptions. 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EE SR 18B ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH ' SUNDAY DAST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 190 PFR CENT MORE o'clock this afternoon by Charlies ciety and Provident Association » with a recital in Carnegie Hall,, ihe Massenchur, which was heard FREE ORGAN RECITAL 1ODAY Galloway. 2). ‘7 - . ° ? , Tickets are on sale at Baldwin's, 111 ew York, with the Philharmonic|/a week ago in one of the Twelfth : i nal nd codes tobe tan . . rr | Olive street. rchestra in an all-Wagner program. /|street celebrations of the Missouri The first free public org® aoe = ~ecra swat te: ; a | raham Liszt and fugue : & 4 to the outbreak of the war, she'Centennial, will resent a choral of the present season, in Z o Mme. Gadski, noted as a singer © p to l, p musical quality, Memorial Chapel of Washington name “Bach,” which will be the last Wagnerian roles, will begin a cor us a member of the Metropolitan program of high 4 te. 4 , 10 PARADE SATURDAY cert tour of the United States Oc: § pera Company: Hugo Anschvetz is director. University, will be given from 5 te © number on the program; Felix Bo- — —= += RS rf ae 3 eS — eee” RI In DEX to Sect New Drill Movements Will Be | % 7. | = | _ Executed by Zouaves on Twelfth Street. —_— =—~ —- —_- 7. —> octet ae a —s eee — ia 2 So oe es Twelve hundred policemen are ex- pected to participate in the annual parade and review of the depart- ment, set by the Police Board for mext Saturday, the parade to be over the downtown streets and the review in the Twelfth street plaza. Gov. Hyde has assured the mem- bers of the board that he expects e BY to be here for the parade. Mem- | Re bers of the former boards and other \ | ” officials have been invited to at- lil en tend the review. a 4 A number of features have been eC oe : AUCTION SALE - : . © z ~ ses il ot teen * ~ ile e “7 —_ © arranged for the parade and review | by Capt. T. Rosser Roemer,» drill. 5 master of the department. I Com- | pany of the dril) crops, comprising ay 86 policemen, all veterans of the. Pa ‘ , “ neal of Property Sane mee ras A Greater Super-Six for Less Money |. ee hibition drill, will execute five new movements. The first movement. 4g ; forms a star, then goes into a cres- | . a - of Downtown Market. cent and into the letters “U. 8." and 4 then into an “A” with the colors : ~ en ee e- . - INVOLVED in the cross section and finally into ; 7 : a _ a Knight Templar's cross. a The drill companies will carry r z , rifies. The armored car of the de- | ; a k ARE ATTRACTI partment will be on exhibition and’ ‘* q the mounted police and Traffic | : : 5. ; Baquad will be tn line. Falkenhain- er’s band has been engaged. - 4 F . The parade will be headed by the & Flats Still Continue to F members of the Police Board tn au- \ 4 2 ae R tomobiles. Chief of Police O’Brien ch ‘ure in Principal with his staff wil) be mounted. . 5 i | _ Estate Transactions. — » ae © a @e* s ‘ — s - = heal - Sd - ~ oil ‘e+ As = eee ie Me et - ie “a i ) ow ~ > 5 s . - wt « e siete | a ee rs sees R= » ~~ se. 2 « GAD . . ° . . ;, °° aa ‘ clent three-story bt oO yo oo have given the largest buying preference of all fine cars. in the new Hudson. There is even greater performance ability % Acton omy ben parr gt ’ : building the inside part of | “Ve than enabled the old Hudsons to set their famous records. 4 Preparations are being made RE They are advantages of comfhanding importance; fundamental | The property is owned ® . . : F. Sullivan. : representatives of three leading St in the results secured. Although the Hudson factory has participated in no contests for 4 P'erhe corner is proclaimed the 1 = ; . 4 distri concert to be given in the Coliseum r , P es G nearly five years, reminders of its performance supremacy are q itt osvect os « ce RE ov. y Mme. Johanna Gadski, very phase of car operation is affected. Greater economy re- ’ y ; , -Si * lor f ommercial build y p Pp y re constantly present in the independently operated Super-Sixes = ‘ally for the automobile § soprano, and the St. Louts Massen- . . . . chor. The proceeds of the concert sults. A smoother, finer mechanism in all ways, from starting that methodically win prize money in all important motor con- Gea on @ large scale. Many p : a pete a. ie ad a —— Pos ~~ ~_ ~~ - ~ “s ie’ . —— = a: © a ee a oe > . are to go to the St. Louis Children’ . . . . ic dia Bostety, 8 Brew Aer Motel. being in the heart of manifested at the first showings of these cars confirms our con- See the new Hudson and ride in it. Then decide whether any . iD ahieriet ann fidence fully. | car lacking equivalent qualities can possibly compare with it? 4 ey eatee: 2 property was originally e Lucas farm and lay in a that led south into the ed. The road to St. Chartes | Charles street), which conn The Greatest Value HUDSON Ever Offered Qei22.= WEDDING RINGS _ - see —— | 4-pass. Phaeton, $1895 7-pass. Phaeton, $1895 Sedan, $2895 Coupe, $2770 4 2 eee is a noteworthy fea oe. =T. LO uUIS Si ce J. R. Seaman, Greenville, Ll. MAMMOTH The New Improved Hudson Now AUTOMOBILE SHOW /ALL THIS WEEK > . ae ¢ a ." ’ bi sie - ¢ . v .° See “ + fi ™ . ieee ¥ ide ‘ . J a coal att Ped ne ye Eg = : - de Nb eae erat + ais «Wi aii be > Sa Sars P es tee fe Yaga WN ine . “3. nea Be 3: . ai de % t is 7, eS y eee + + ape f + Bee ; - Me ie Bits ee x , mn a Pn hs itt hy Be om a a Sey TE | ate wet Pate te haa ah whidt

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A TR TTT Oe Pee venPeY Taam RL. Tak é orl 2 ene ae Aa i lle Na ate Nae aie eae ——— ee HOUSES, HO TO =) : 4 ._.—— IND E X to Section “A”—See Section B ggents’ Rent Lists 2 Bung. Cottages (Sale).. 4 ‘ ts (For Kent)... 2 Business Chances. Pt.7.P.21 ments (For Sale).. 5 Bus. (F.8,,Wtd.) t.7.P.22 * Column Bus. Prop. (For Rent).. 3 pidg. Material...Pt.7.P.19 | Bus. Prop. F. R. (Sub.).. 2 | Farms for Rent ........ 7 | Flats for Rent (Furn.) 2 Gung.. Cottages (Kent). 2 Bus. Prov. (For Sale)... 7 | Farms Wanted ......... 7 | Flats for Sale A THREE TIME AD COSTS LESS, PRODUCES MORE. pu We tow PeOTeREST IN TWO F AUCTION SALES of Property by wrt Order in November Expected to Furnish Gauge ‘of Downtown Market. ——EEe M LANDS, FINANCIAL | -— INDE X to Section “A”—See Section . 2 Houses (Furn.) Wanted. 2 Houses, Etc. (Colered).. 2 MES, REAL ESTATE, FAR Our Motto: PRODUCTIVE PUBLICITY, PROGRESS, PROFITS! ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16. 1921. PAGES 1—8B ALES REPORTED BY GLICK CO, Glick Real Estate Co. reports sales totaling $250,000 as follows: Some of the sales are: 1420 Academy avenu:, Six-family apartment: 5092 Wells CONFERENCE HERE NOV. 16 TO PLAN. FOR CITY TELLS OF sis ase BUILDING REVIVAL BIDS ON MATERIAL ; . »4 . . : : a ' ~ il 0 re S eet, ‘ uo whi *} the 3 rete > ell: ali were he outlook for Chestnut street ; ' |Salena street, a three-room brick!) highway bl., south of Arsenal street.; house on Central place, to Dr. Poole; been vastly enhanced through its h as a traffic center, which is only secondary to Locust street. | hgve been announced recent- for construction of several large lings on this thoroughfare hese include those for a 10-story | ling for the Bell Telephone Co. me 1000 block, and for a seven- commercial building in block. the | Shas been previously announced | mé Post-Dispatch, Robert A. of the Bush-Burns Real Es- Co. and Clarence T. Case. have hapopinted special commission- to sell by auction, Tuesday, Nov. the southwest corner of Eighth St. Charles streets, 62x122 feet. | | Hartmann. 'three stores with sister of lis .Wainypright. The transaction was handled by the F. H. & C. B. Gerhart Real Estate Co. The consideration for the Seventh Street corner, $110,000. MARTIN-BREITT COMPANY REPORTS SEVERAL LEASES The Martin-Breitt Real Estate Co. report having sold the corner of Laclede and Newstead ave- nues to Otto Hartmann and Louisa H. The bullding consists of flats above. The sale was made for Mrs. Leon L. Hull. site is opposite the ‘quarters of, Mercantile Trust Co. and just h of the Victoria Building, the of which recently sought it site for an addition. With addi- ground on Eighth street, it i form the most eligible site for | el, being in the heart of the'| district and otherwise advan- | busily situated. It is owned by | Tore estate. ; is property was originally part Lucas farm and lay in a little | that led south into the mill | . The road to St. Charles (now. larles street), which connected | the Santa Fe Trail, bounded the | F on the north. Along this. passed the trappers of a century | and the wagon trains of the 30's | 40's, bound for the West. | * transactions in real estate | hot of a diversified-character, ab- feature, Apartment ls a noteworthy not broad. of holdings for investment | ‘stand flats, by reason of their | lous earning power, are re- Wide attention and operation ng holdings of this character substantial volume. ng from the prices being paid are proceeding under the im- Henry Gerber of the Gerber Pack- ing Co. leased the four-story and basement building located at 814-16) North Broadway. This building contains about 40,000 square feet of floor space, and will be used for general wholesale and retail grocery and meat market, and will be the headquarters of the com- | ' pany. The Sterling Wheelbarrow Co. has leased the two-story building at 815 North Tenth street for a long terin of years. The city of St. tiated a long-term lease on the build- ing occupied by the Municipal Lodg- | ing House at 110-12 South Twelfth street. Morris Brody, doing a general wholesale furnishing goods business. | has leased two large stores at 815-17) North High street. SALES AGGREGATING $450,000 BY F. L. DITTMEIER COMPANY The Frank L. Dittmelier Real Estate Co. reports the most active week for the past 15 years with the sales ag-' | gregating $450,000. was the 38-family Among the sales apartment bulld- ing and store building at the north- | would it is understood, was. the conference that every northeast. situation :;nd expressed the hope that Winston and _ his colleagues lay before the country the importance of an early start toward carrying out the conference recom- mendations. It was estimated at 200 men employed in actual construction sets to work from: 500 to 700 in other basic industries, such as lumber and cement production, transportation, mining and manufacturing. The officers of the general con- tractors will spread the going without the organized effort of community and construction in- terests, and that adequate provision must bc made for settling disputes without the loss of .me caused by | strikes and lockouts. ' | The A thoroughgoing analysis of con- struction’ cost in every city, includ- ing the costs of finance, insurance and bonds, materials, labor ftans- portation and management, will be recommended. statement .e General by Contractors declares that the con- 'struction program of the unemploy- Louls has nego- | ment conference, if made effective, would undoubtedly set 1,000,000 men directly to work on the building of homes, schools, public buildings, highways, railroads, public works, reclamation and hydro-electric pro- jects, and would indirectly give em- | ployment to millions more. i west corner of Sarah street and La-. clede avenue, The deal will finally consummated next week. The sale aggregates $300,000. ; 4064-54A, 56-56A Finney avenue, be- Spartment buildings and flats in- | on that a lower scale of rentals | remote possibility with the de- On the part of renters wholly Mg the supply and with con- | 4055-55A, “On more or less suspended as | ' at of excessive prices of bulld- Material and labor. Deal Being Negotiated. tions have been launched “in control of one of the most ® kroups of »nartment build- In thes city. is @ trifle less than $600,000. mations as yet are only in a The amount in-| : form, but the owner of the | "Ee is disposed Provided sufficient capital is ~eMing to absorb his equities. is only one of many opera- Under way for large apartment | which are ultra attractive Speculative and investment Under prevailing condi- PR whole operations tn real’ es- tions are restricted, ow- Sdverse business conditions, With the fact that persons > SUrplus money are disposed to ical as to the future. Con- fundamentally, however, more reassuring, the being that they will con- with the revival of to D. L. Dyas, AUTOMOB! SHOW i i | | Amusements Co. ing a two-story brick building ar- ranged as a double flat of four and five rooms; property at 4060-60A, 62-62A Finney avenue, being a two- story brick bullding, dpuble flat with four and five rooms; property at 4057-57A Fairfax avenue, being a two-story double fiat build- ing, four families, four and five rooms, and the double fiat at 4061-61A, 4063-63A FRairfax avenue. FOUR, SALES OF PROPERTY A. Jay Kuhs reports a sale of the following property: EPORTED BY A. JAY KUHS' be) ‘handle Other sales include the property at, i ; ; | ' On the north-'| west corner of Cherokee and Minne-!| ‘gota, a double three-story brick build-, lot 60 feet by 150 feet on Clayton and McCausland, for Heights Realty and to surrender) ing, to Charles Rothacker; a vacant | ' to Ferdinand Hart-- mann and wife for $9000; a lot on the) north side of Ethel avenue, just west of McCausland, to August J. Harter for $50 a foot; a 10-room residence at 4127 Magnolia avenue, for John Abeln and wife to James R. Hamilton and wife. This company also reports hav- ing made loans aggregating $20,- 000 in the past week. A ee nnd president of the Dyas-Shelp Real Es- tate Co., one of the largest handlers of apartment buildings in the city. The Butts Realty Co. effected five deals on Friday,. including a big lease of buildings in the business dis- trict. ‘organization, central nucleus of a permanent committees of general contractors will be appoint- ed in each of the leading cities to help bring about conditions that will make possible a great revival of building. The fall letting of pub- lib work and highway contracts will be urged. As the ence boards rep~ engineers, contractors and labor to local jurisdictional disputes and the formation of committees to work for :idequate legislation for highway and water-power develop- ment. SIX SALES FOR WEEK REPORTED BY FLETCHER R. HARRIS CO, The following sales are reported by Fletcher R. Harris Realty Co.; 12- room residence, 1811 Kennett place, to John C. Guibor; single flat at 1264 Amherst place; vacant lot having frontage of 80 feet on South Grand avenue, corner Eichelburger, to Jo- seph Hajos, who will improve; resi- dence at 4711 Westminster, Evarts A. Graham, who was repre- sented by A. T. Terry & Co.; 10-room residence, nue, to W, Ss. single flat, 5742 Etzel avenue, to Mrs. Mary H. Jordan. NORTH BROADWAY PROPERTY SOLD BY DICKMANN COMPANY The northeast corner, of Broadway and Bremen avenue, lot 78x140 feet, improved with two stores and a num- ber of flats, has been sold by the Dickmann Real Estate Co. for the Jacob Frank heirs to James Fowler, who purchased for an investment. This company also sold 2720 South Ninth street, lot 30x130 feet, consist- ‘ly always submitted bids of uniform | message | that construction work cannot be set ‘could not sell. prices. The price of iron pipe had not changed in 10 years, he said. Flipped Coins for Contracts. He named seven companies that usually bid on iron pipe. He said their prices were the same for sev- eral years, and not wishing to be ac- cused of favoritism, he allowed the bidders to match coins and the award. One of these dealers told him the National Tube Co. fixed the price of pipe, below which they Immer said he protested against the method, and the dealer then told him to take’a 2 per cent discount on his particular bid, but not to inform the other dealers of the agreement. ‘Immer did take the discount for the city and the other dealers soon began ; | ' ’ ) ' ; ’ ' ' ; ; | | ' Other recommendations |members include the creation of local confer- |which were not, anting architects, |and nonmembers bid on and were ' | allowing it. At one time, Immer continued, he noticed lumber prices of different dealers were uniform and he directed the attention of the Supply Commits- sioner to this circumstance, which re- sulted in a complaint of the Supply Commissioner that was given. wide publicity. He said these particular bids made it appear that prices were being agreed upon by the lumber dealers, but added that this was the only instance in which he believes it | just to complain. Book Was Useful. He said he believed the St. Louts | Lumber Trade Exchange had done | some good in circulating a book con- | taining information to guide the lum- ber purchaser. These books, he said, were of value to the city as they aid- ed in buying intelligently. He did not know what firms were | of the trade exchange and but both members lumber awarded city contracts for from time to time. LOTS AND HOMES SOLD BY HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY CO. ry Hiemenz Realty Co. reports Hen al as follows: 4222 Flora boule- | vara to W. A. Yackey, for account of to Dr. | 308 North Newstead ave- | Lloyd and wife, who! ¢na). were represented by E. Le Bakewell; | | ’ ' | ' ’ Dr. A. L. Velillon, for a home, to W. Rarnes for account of Walter J. Taussig, lots 22 to 27, block 1253, northeast corner Lafayette and Ther- esa avenues: 6603 Virginia avenue, to Cc. H. Davis for William A. Roden- berg: lot 15 of Arcadia Heights, city block 6643, to E. E. Bauer; lot 51, block 1360. 100 feet north side Long- fellow boulevard, to G. F. Smith; 7308 South avenue St. Louls County, to 8. | to P. Prelutsky: 4017 Filad avenue, 1719-14 F. Plummer for a home; South Broadway, TEACHERS’ INVESTMENT CO. SELLS SOUTH SIDE BLOCK Louis Toeniskoetter, manager of the Teachers’ Investment Co., 616 Chestnut street, reports the sale of 400 feet of vacant property on the east side of Loutsiana avenue, in- cluding the northeast corner of Louisianna and Walsh, from C. M Reine and Frederick FP. Horras (to Frank Fager and John FP. Fendler. Plans are now being drawn by John P. Fendler, architect, 6007 South King’s highway. t ing of a single flat, for John Fink); five room bungalow flats, to be mod- and wife to Joseph Kopfer. ern In every respect. decide | ‘among themselves who should have) to Joseph Rohen- | flat: 2652 Pennsylvania avenue, | three-room brick flat, to John 'Zastrow and wife. The firm also re- ports having made loans to the ex- tent of $75,000. TAILORING COMPANY CLOSES LEASE AT TENTH AND OLIVE Estate The Weisels-Gerhart Real lease reports having closed a 'with Rothberg & Son Tailoring Co. for the entire fourth floor of the Steinberg Building at the northwest corner of Tenth and Olive streets. The lease was for a term of 10 year? The premises have an area of 49x108 feet. The same agents négotiated a long- | term lease Millis Co. for the store room Washington avenue. The lease was made for the account | teenth Street Realty Co. room will be occupied by the lessee as its wholesale- distributing center. The Gibbons Mills Co, is a new cor- | poration, recently organized in the East. Osborne R. Gibbons, president ‘of the new company, will be in charge of the local office after Nov. 1. TUDOR DWELLINGS APARTMENT BUILDING SELLS FOR $75,000 | One of the highest class West End | apartments built but a few years ago | by the Tudor Dwellings Co., was sold last week by Oreon E. & R. G. Scott. This building is located-at 6530 Del- mar boulevard, contains six apart- ments of eight rooms each, with two | baths and modern in every particular. 'Thme kitchens are finished in white ' tile and each apartment has large so- ‘larium in front. The exterior of the | building is pressed brick with terra cotta trimmings. The annual rent of this building is more than $12.000 and was sold for the Tudor Dwellings Co. to a cHent, who purchased for investment. Purchase price, $75,000. THREE SALES BY J, C, CAMPBELL, LEGRAND JONES, ASSOCIATED James C. Campbell, Le Grand Jones, Asociated, report the sale of the southwest corner of Delmar bou- levard and Pennsylvania avenues, for Warren V. Eaton to Palmer C. Compton, who will erect a residence. Other sales were: Fourteen-room res- idence, 4039 Delmar, vestment Co. to Ivory Realty Co.; 3881 Washington avenue, a 12-room | residence, for Herman Eikmeyer to | Anna Goodman. CHARLES L. HOLMAN BUYS 91-ACRE FARM IN COUNTY Charles L. Holman, president of the Laclede Gas Light Co., has pur- chased the 2l-acre farm of Jacob Fink at the northeast corner of War- gon and Litzinger roads, St. Louis ‘County. The price paid is said to /have been about $1500 an acre. He ‘said last night that he had no defi- 'nite plans at this time concerning | what he will do with the property. si - . Koehkring Co. Rents Warehouse. i* Co. ‘kee. manufacturers of concrete mix- ers. locomotive cranes, bar benders and bar cutters, have leased a larg warehouse at 919 Benton street. They / feet fron | have offices in the Rallway Ex- Rabbeltt. G. | Contracts have already been sisnen 8-room stucco house on N. Kirkwood vith road; De Tonty Realty Company, to im- 'room modern bungalow; Taylor and | Clinton place, 7-room house; 7-room ‘house on West Washington; modern with John Hartman, president of the mediately begin construction work on 10 of the houses on Morganford road, south of Gravois avenue, which will be 6-room bung&lows, with steam heat, tile bathrooms, beds, with 7-room efficiency, inner-' whicb | will be placed on the market in about! 4 months at a price not to exceed $6000 each. The Frank tate Company, L. Dittmeter Real Es- of which Frank L. Dittmeier is president, several years ago absorbed the entire real estate and financia] business of the late Charles F. Vogel, who has been in the real estate business in St. Louls for more than 45 years under the’ to the Gibbons Knitting} at 1635 | corporate name of “Chas. F. Vogel’ Real Estate Co.” This concern will! form an adjunct of the St. Louis | | Reatly Finance Co. of the Seven-| The store According to real estate circles the new big Trust Estate should prove | a factor in solving the housing prob- lem in that it will enable persons of moderate circumstances to erect | homes and pay for them on small | monthly payments, with only a small, cash payment with which to begin construction. The loan office of the Trust Estate will be at 624 Chestnut st. and the executive office in room 414 Inter- national Life Bldg. 8th and Chestnut streets until ararngements can be made for permanent offices in the downtown district. REMBOLD'S TO OPEN BRANCH STORE AT 803 LOCUST STREET The firm of Rembold’s, now oper- ated by Walter and Herbert Salz- ' | | street, and will conduct a branch | store therein. The original location at 612 Pine street will be continued, as the up- per floors of this building have a specially equipped laboratory for) kodak finishing. It is intended to have the store open for business shortly after | Dec. 1. The lease was negotiated by | Arthur H. Fuldner of Isaac T. Cook's ofice. TONY HURLEMAN REPORTS SALE OF 7 FLATS AND RESIDENCES for Mary In-! | lowing sales: HEATH COMPANY SELLS BUILDING | maker; |low; brick cottage for Alolph Wolf, Tony Hurleman of 3118 South Grand avenue reports forthe week the fol- A modern double flat Klaus, at 4006-08 Mc- 10-room residence, 3673 Blaine avenue, for Mrs. Ida Shoe- single flat. 4263 Humphrey street, for Edwin Pelster; 90-foot va- cant ground at Gravois and Hydrau- lic avenues, to Arthur Sontag, on ‘which he intends to erect a bunga- for Fred W. Ree avenue: at 2708 January avenue; frame cot- tage, 2829 Brannon avenue. TWICE WITHIN 30 DAYS The Chauncey P. Heath Real Estate Co. reports the sale of 1624 Olive The Koehring company of Milwau-/} to John J.. Whit ’ ; ; e| twice within 30 days. © erect 15 four an4d/| change Building, and are represented | Bar in the southwest territory by C. F./| for street for the account of F. C. Simon e of the National Sand Blasting Co. This property has heen sold by the Heath company The lot is 25 t on Olive street with a three-story bulflding occupied by the bour Thread Co. The sale was ‘NEW AMES PLACE RESIDENCE new | 6802 Pershing avenue, Ames place, & cash and the Heath company rep- both buyer and seller. ' - i* corner Bodley and: Clay, brick of 7 rooms on Monroe avenue; 228 front feet on N. Clay avenue; 200 front feet in Mermod place; 150 front feet on Kirkwood road and Woodbine to a Webster Groves man | who will improve it. FOANK EBBELER IN CHARGE OF REAL ESTATE DEPARTMEN) The Mederacke Building and Realty | Co. has opened its real estatefdepart- | mient with Frank Ebbeler in charge. | Ebbeler has had long experience in handling city and county property as well as loans and insurance. The Mederacke Building and Realty. Co. is well known all over St. Louis, especially south and southwest. This firm has enjoyed a very good busi- sess for years and at the present time is operating on 11 new buildings, some of them nearly completed, but all except one sold. PROPERTY BOUGHT FOR AN INVESTMENT BY STATE SENATOR August C. Hilmer reports sales of property at 1901-03 St. Louls ave- nue and 2811-13 North Nineteenth street for the account of F. W. and Marie Feuerborn to State Senator Joseph H. Brogan, who bought for investment, and the double flat at 4037-39 Pleasant street to John and Margaret Aselage for the account of Clara Wehrenbrecht. IS SOLD BY J, |. EPSTEIN J. I. Epstein reports having sold nem residence containing six rooms and a sun parlor, for the E. L. Wag- ner Construction Co. to Salorgne Realty Co. represented by EB. lh Bakewell. J. L Epstein also reports having sold a lot In the Ellenwood Park ad- dition on Itaska street west of Mor- ganford road. REAL ESTATE MAN BUYS SITE FOR HOME IN SKINKER HEIGHTS Albert T. Terry & Co. report the sale of 100 feet of ground by 200 feet deep. in Skinker Heights, on the south side of Cecil avenue, east of University Lane, for Wilbur B. Jones to Christian Stocke, president of the Anderson-Stocke-Buerman Realty Co. S8Stocke will Improve the lot with his own home in the near future. Deyle Beys a Heme. Geo. J. Wanstrath reports the sale of 6250 Spalding. a five-room slate- roof brick bungalow, for the account of William W. Storm and wife te Nellie and Patrick J. Doyle. Rev. Father Patrick J. Doyle's mother, brother and sister will occupy the bungeiow as their home. > MeDenald Selle Franklin Av. Preperty Cc. M. McDonald Real Estate Co. re- ports the sale of a three-story store and tenement ee with a two- cinerator in the central part of the city, and : “Whereas, The establishment of such a plant in the location proposed would work an irreparable injury to the central business and residential district, as it is per se a nulsance, therefore be it ‘Resolved, That while the St. Louis Real Estate Exchange recog- nizes the necessity of such a reduc- tion plant it should be located in a district where the least number would be affected and it is earnestly urged that the city officials having in charge the locating of thie inciner- ator give this matter very careful study before definitely locating this plant, and that due consideration be given, not only to the location of the plant itself, but the means whereby the city’s garbage will reach the plant. This to take into considera- tion the number of people affected by the hauling of this refuse through the city streets, not only during the winter montha, but likewise the sum- mer season, therefore be it further “Resolved, That by careful ar- rangement it should be possible to locate this necessary and much-de- sired public improvement where it will not be a source of discomfort and menace to any of our citizens, and where it will least disturb prop- erty values. It likewise should be possible to arrange to transport the city’s garbage to the plant in some manner less offensive to the senal- bilities, and at less risk to public health than at present, therefore be it, “Resolved, That the board of di- rectors ofthe St. Louls Real Hatate Exchange offers its services in any manner desired by the city officials in working out this very vexing prob- lem than which none is of more im- portance to the health, comfort and well-being of all our citizenry.” LOTS IN NORTHMOOR PARK SAID TO BE SELLING RAPIDLY The weather of the past week ap- pears to have been an inspiration te many prospective home butiders and Northmoor has attracted a great num- ber of persons, according to ite agent. Many sales were closed last week and most of the purchasers plan to buafld homes on their lots at once. There are already six homes under construc- tion In Northmoor and they will ably be ready for occupancy “by Christmas. Ali indications int te building on a large ecale in spring. The renter seems to have come to the conclusion that he Prettyman organisation agent for Northmoor. é ? nt Kos - - : ~~ ban a a ns a ‘ » ~ Lae ve “2 << ie sees i. pa Gee te waa et ath 2

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Mak oe Aen ee ee 2) SP Re pe ee eae, ee ip. be eee . at a HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns foday. % noet DISPATCH. ew 600 AP ARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, | — are FLATS FOR RENTWEST | PLATS FOR ¢ RENT—FURNISHED a a “RNISHED FLAT—3 room 5, att 7 __conveniences; adults. Forest. 4 4¢75" | ‘perch: garage: 3c ee —— - ——— ee ee ee = - . 7 H APARTMENTS FOR RENT | ‘APARTMENTS FOR RENT DWELLINGS FOR RENT E FLATS. FOR RENT- COU Ts = | EmaBET PL eae Be fist bah on ARSE NAL. 2303 an & rooms and totlet. ; gas and Oe further —_——_ —-—-—- - P A R | M F N | | wes" weer capeae nimuaiein’ : _WEST . electric and gas furnished ___ eall Colfax 1279 (e) ARTHUR. a __ ae ‘ — = a = ; . 7 —_* veome re- : om : ; “639, , 7 Sil 'P AGE i $055—4 or 5 rooms. + peat. elec- Mi DERN APARTMENTS | DE Givi gg '- sL. E oe hardwood BOTANIC AL. , Mage—torels..'* PRINS. HAMILTON | TERRACE. 5916—apartment Mp room. private tmenily. — To Be Divide 7: = ee —= | 49xx Argyle pl; apartments of 8 rooms,/ ficors. hot-water heat. etc.. can be seen os 307 % 722 Chestnut fast room. kitchenette. sleeping porch; $50:! Ga Nu BARTOLD. Ta6e | . =) — 7—Thira fer: 7 peopel = i with 2 baths. and & rooms with 3 bathe. Sunday morning —— | BOTANICA; . —— ae ., no children. Call after 1 o’ciock. electric: = low. modern. § ‘Teeme al Si . i r Ys ,e . ~ . ~. . — or 2 on i ; : ~— ; " Si rooms .Urh 2s Ss ou a ve - = Sh’ we ,* mopth. Maryland and Euciid avs apartment of EAS?! aoe ‘ tbe _— 5 modern rooms, iarge | newly ab 816i r ’ HOD! AMC NT, _ 10604—5- -room ¢ =. caret ak clecinie BRU NBWICK, TOS «s ive an DS vard, wi! ase. 9 a. m. te 3 p. m >) SP 599 wit . wc aa. ¢ per week. ster}— ungalow, 5 a HORT# L.. 5927—4 rooms with hea oppo arr ‘rage; $70. = We will have { olid arate 3 aes mirtiowm 2 hie A. &G 8 BULL CK, h and Murphs bed; $80. £ t a ete 1916 S14 Futterton bidg. — ‘ whe “pat abo e@ in first-class condition. = . me % : ENRIGHT 41°20A—2 rooms. bath, steam BUTANICAI 4215—Four large. righ light. gas. hot and codl water. — lines. Aree or mare .neertione le a . + KENSINGTON. 51 S—6fi-room fiat: me da TONTY, 41784 — Porniched flat, months. | _& HOw SE—Harn tsome., 15 rooms, garage and | aduite only garage i! desired arty before “th Post-Dispatch, Grand, $160) Box a i hoon. _ . ; ra ‘at: open. Oliv = 221% io) RENTER ~| Se for winter. well SS . —_ dem; RE: Same : 1118-22 ; fy 7H2 WASHINGTON 5I 6114—N Ah Ay, , ; >.. house: cheap to i tenant : SEIN EU the, ——N ice ROSENBAUM-HAUS( “ae TE R. . OO. te good tenant. i aa pe ~ — gro ‘roorms — > : CHIPPEWA, 2833—Second floor, 5 f FLAT — Will rent a modern 7-room flat. in level ground; 911 Gore SP ARTMENT—¥or sublewsrg, one 4. one 6 apartment. decorate throughout: $75 7_N. Broadway.” 7 t; 3d floor, 2 fim, | = Toe pe : Jo bath and electric light; BSE ‘nished KENSINGTON, 50xx—Nov. 1: bright South St. te party buying furniture. | sex ts pstation: $25 | vacant Nov. | , 9a » |CALIFPOR -— ee ee eee ate ~~ == = ess = ee eee ers I~ Pw ~ » rooms, ne ae : - i. C7. Tae Chestnut. i] ABA ] S 8801 A—tie ern 0o- a om ape - rf mea Lath | &LAT—south Side. secoma iv! x MINE RVA. 58S35A—4-room flat, bath, $45; t; rent Box call 4150 Lafayette. eS 3010. A— Bea atifully furnished | + | HOLsE—6 rooms. cemed: only $100 Grand 4184 M I A FE FE INS T K IN. 900 466R. V o — HOUSE—2 rooms u on r heat : — ee — => i room efficiency: a1) BI * Murohyv beds N WATKIN®, room 307. 722 « PLATEA\ zp 60U1—Nice 12-room | house. with , ‘ a ~ mp J Louis, a fe og d attic rooms Ati rooms, $50. near echools, Rox F- 178, Post- ce . ee GRAV ES, C a Will eubiet unusually attractive hardwood f ee | ‘ow si ; ; heonrs etc 75. ‘ - wet Ani ; p. . > ; + anhe eh i to : a. +. fficiencs nished Church perish $85 _furniture; bargain: see this toda | MARCUS, 1357—Second floor: 6 rooms: far- “ i , sublease strictly modern, PRING z2a..— 00 es| Z | PLAT—Six rooms; s _ 3, 12 -room fr lence, furnace, with couple as « home for $30; hot-water | a room im nice CLEVELAND, 4048—Unfornisned apart- 0 a eee ic7) | rent, th, “— sents. & rooms. sun parlor, sleeping porch WATERMAN. 61: 16—S large “Foon and | ner m enth MOTOR HISTRICT RE. ALTY __ conven! ences. Ow ner i = Ain Lu Due. sy i _R-6, Post - Dis; spatch. re Tr INE RVA. 58285 A—4- -room modern flat: | to responsible pa , ontwr bate ’ ; oe NT LOC é a , om por h to par’ adults: electric. bath, furnace. com we electric ard a nica | HOUSE—For rent vacant; “ é RY “CELLE? rooms and large sun parior, SS. nyt, WATERMAN 5803—High-c lass rt- _—-, ————— aa ~ * ” i ea - ' Tower (rove Sap MAGNOLIA. B9S5-—Apartmeni, 6 rool mr » i" / \ ctor ; ~ S: ‘ ‘ ‘ . ~~ Aii jf AVII A - Ei N! TE 1! LA a “heat Lut = ' FURNISHED " Five rooeme and bath fet finished ready peak ‘Dispat: h Arsenal tric. furnace: ail m odern: ex -ellént cond i- | SOUTHWEST ‘RUSSELL. 4176— rs aL and reception’ hall, in iwting sun rarior | SOUTH ers. gas. electric | ; screens and neatly opposite Tower Grove — (c) ! 4973A—3 large rooms; adults énly. | ARSENAL, 6729—Furnished flat, 4 large | SHAW, 4). o7 rile s; i? . > tifuli 4 * pee Faeatnn t ef } lass condition: open: $190: also 2d floor | — 24+ Nay v ,edroo! aylor a tion fixtures, furnace. d! ning. be rooms, Water and cas, hall. plenty. ciowet epace, heat and J@n'- /ORFON EB. &@ R. G. st ‘OTT 800 Chestnut. = | i i. ** ~ 4 eo ~ Sey : . : Z oa an "A mn | WASHINGTON. 6126— “ fioor; 4 rooms, iful, f-room apartment with 7- caine gnadin im every feane Roch mmediate possession, to party buy ing cater heat. Inavire downstairs. é “PLA ATS | a. — | Pap ny Fe! — = as) corner double efficiency 4 P’ =e >a) , to, JOHN H. ABBOTT "io: 4 oN. Sth st. ; “-PERRY-RUTH. 102 N. &th sat i oe r 1356A Arlifieton. ‘c? Meramec Highlands. : > ) o No. B12 in The fir cine —— FR ANCIS-PERRY- nn 4 — —— — BOECK REALTY €CO.. &128 Chestnut st hiGhreENTH, 1836 5.—4 rooms, bath ai nace, in Al condition oy. i oes, A. Pie _ FE. KAIME & BRO R. E. . 118 N, 7B} .- tenant. Apply : — — - — > i er noon; em pater | a WASHINGT a a ‘i — gee 730, Cronos werkt ‘moder FL. “South Ste: furniture, 1. E. KAIME & BRO: R. E. Co.. 119 &. 7th & moderm 6-room fur ed flat, will share | y ecarat e throuet ,. ‘Son apart- | 2 rooms and bat $30 per month: adults. bath : th ‘ “LY (DE S500. Box F- a > a st- Dispatch ——— De Menil Pide. . amd sauit 106. ] Bag | Fats —s Sass A—iieom eat and) Janitor service 9 FT. BY 150 FT.— ‘hati gas. @ lectricity. nace; $40) TAYLOR. louse 5 roor ae bath, furnace heat: rent 00. possession at once; of gecond floor; nothing better idren wel- — a te° waeant: & | CO.. 721% Chestnut et.. Room 8 3} ~~ 3 PARKLAND PL | PFLAT—5 rooms, with sun Grand. Grand 195™ hed: near | rooms; la ’ P stile tet 3900 Counelt Grove, : NCE—PLENTY O ivy corner pe 2:00 fs + 7 N_ th. | ? 25 onth ear lease t-warter heat ms +—________ _— ; and ee ty LAFAYETTE, 3867—Dan corner, fiv Pt ‘i. RRO« VK: REAL Y ©Co., 107 N. 7th. 2aator, Apt. c ———————— ———— -| _ Ga Ferest, 7219. Main 52342. | ”" wo send °BOTOS rr ic99) |GLIVE, 4049—Fiat. steam ate light. | olkei 3 reuired. Cah | we heed ar toe , Co - | | reer nme race i's foams, sicobing porch. was. electric. | SU; | _chatiee ear a 5 REIGHT EL N WATKINS. soom 207. 7° nesine nents: @ larce. 11 gg on am sleeping pore PERMA & UEONHARDT ie a j D r JOH? ATKINS. 3 B93. : ne | pments; 6 laree, tent. atrs rooms, : APARTMENTS FOR RENT I () R R I: N T Fis art gg meso Ye edulis. Boa C-419,{ te feapensioe ee __x.. | ¢o.. "219 International Life Bidg._. | : 7376, ~ _ : wb wg pas ~e smmecinte possession. will decorate 44 ghts; steam hea! — OLIVE, 4340A—Flat 6 rooms, bath, Mee. | © : ‘ Sieepiue porch and karace : r- oe Apply S. M. FRA) PSY L, — —_e iw Est. AT E 736—2d floo north §& rooms {to move in all in vements: streets sew- k “L _ T— rooms net-wWw Box D; S60 wf Mic CHAEL wii ee— 1090 Be beth. enmee. "Grend_ Rea W . ; and sleeping porch; one im-a-dor bed. mod- | a5 y-py etasame. “sae hana. |} decorated: 39 Blakemore pl: take Hodiamont : R- i>4 Post-Dispatch : dower wi : oe. | re ~ bast RS ana ere SSOUR 741—3- room apart ent. - beau- pl , mon ee LU ‘ — : urnitur c ught ooms, réception hall, hot-wat er heat, | » ‘ _ ’ » 7 ° aT or: garage ern bulldine: will decorate and put in firet- | “J , ME. Aa My oe aa. “ car to end of line, walk 3 blocks north '> | Fji,aT—rFirst floor, 4 rooms. bath, combina- Bae MR e and rugs can be bo . r strictly neta. buncalow? baths fem ! ia LET—BUSINESS PURPOS Doi "a : — pa, | == open >| as | ~ ; south. No. 74U:; same: also 3d floor no : GEN. 51° Wainwr! Nas 7 two | BYM ps desk; Be includes light and fue! for cooking; see and = ——— — = en laundry: $40. Ty 1257M lace: ladies’ miy, wae oe ' ‘ -AQE PR "oar es sekeen!: , ba x ROX ag oO ._rSs phone: -@ few choice vacancies, S85; open. | ALCOTT. 5528—Three-room cottage ie sront rooms: ooo. Te ~~ = 260 " Prosne i. lults only. oe _ __ bath, electric; suitable for 2 couples. Renton _1611R. > ae "tag Olive st. 20S § bellows’ Big : LA “Wiva ’ A} Itc nA, : ~ ; 7 upeg eee DELMAR 5 nia Three rooms. 7 SS “per jé | sc HOF LELD. 07 04—4-reem : - ROOM—Beil —o Cail 810 witx: La ‘Grand {e]| ‘Apts. | ae egos = err . , _ : — bath gas end electri ~ — ~—- ; fret | PAGE BI 4555—6-room flat: hot water! ad’ oR) ON E &. RR. G&G. OTT. 800 Cheetnut APAR 1 Mr. Yr ung dv te share 2-room SEAC ON. 4707 y . 3 : “EYER. 1k°S . - room fiat hath 7 i A 2 no aac reasenail - t | month : néatly furnished: ai! mo fern, con | _water and electric. _ = st, room Ty ocer aie WEST PINE BI 42° $4 flo. 7 roome apart : embploved all privilewes,. $4°,°” = ~awe-FOOt trae ee = floor. neat: res —— -— veniences: gas. electric. reat f furnishet earl \ ALLE. 1540—3 wunfurr re w ~ both niin A i t $°! ‘ ra | 35 (oT) — ee - : ; . pee . BOOn—s hw JUST ¢ OMPLET ED includigg sleeping porch and ae. bere seek Con win) | Bl aE 3ANK a 1 . = — fame — Gia cones ee SS (Fe pe a 7F- pace room upper flat; adalts FURNISHED FLAT—Attractive 4 rooms: class; ail convenientes; =e Olive st. OS aa Veliews’ “Bid - i A vosvUil——iiw OY” ‘ y : : rf must buy fur ure ~~ . . joeation: $025: references. Cavdeny | _ SS. a roOR'Ss nie — 6 BL., 4322A—Seven iar bright o@: 2S. ‘c;rv VODLAND, 73568, . location; . Bverect ' ciency ; Murphy in .a& _ r coda. ioe boxe ey ee THiS BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT i ec, ‘month. Forest iawv~ / T FE “53 = an . 4 ve room bath an . ! 4 _cul, & — —- ranges furnishe brick garages | ive large rooms, sun parior and sieep- “ tment 212. Eas GOO FELLOW. »5t—_New bungalows; aeadad tn ny a a GE BL.. 860—Second floor, 6 rooms, ° re A _ — Dd ELMAR Bi, . 5435 (apar — ms a rooms st eam heat: . co , or seil lit tis ; HC MPHRE Y a ag rooris, - - | P A GE Laxit “sleering porch, bath. furnace; ; bi. ——$———_ — —- oo garage : - gg OF all conveniences, A tocay re ineperc tion rn reasona bie clo ret floor; will dec rate to suit apartment, 4-room., 6-room efficiency; rea- | wate 7 , AGU-TS. a: ' room furnished , e Victoria F. Dic K MANS R. B. CO., | MORRIS AACH R. CO., 826 Chestnut st. _sonable LEXINGTON. 4 oA 1—N: * 4-room bunae- | iu MPHREY. 4133. 4—Four bea itiful rooms _EUGENE yon “ALTHEIMER, § 817 Chestnut. —S 7 coe a ‘SUBURBAN ‘ : 43 N a , Tudor Dw elling ‘Apartment wy ~~. auan Senne bene floors, etc } ets half bleck from Forest oe : oe + z , ; - oa i i , 6 }eCc Lin , . . a : ! — BUSH-BI TRNS. 1105 Chestnu ms tn 4-room 9 SEW BERR indi « fiat: S.—3d-story or * — | mothing finer in citv: white tile kitchens. i ; r nna le ial e t an "moder AtT6w. ——— . N WB RRY “TeR. 4601 Furni hed . +5 4700 sa. Pee. 4 swri LLEVIEW, 1101—Five rooms and sun elegant solariums; 34 floor east; only 1 left; | —OUpe: reesona’ __..| NORTH MARKET 5116 Single flat. 4 flat. $50; vacant N __—— HOOMS—4: bath, gas and electric, on Olive, } : CO... 308 S.. 1st st. " ’ . ’ ~ large “rooms, “ates | and 4 rooms modern *a rm heat: garage. |INDI AN A. o=)8A—Fi' e-roor flat; bath h and west of Grand: $20: must buv heater and i {c Springs. with ABOUT F500 ful; open: arket car to Helieview, oo QREON EB. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut st, __plete for housekeeping; reasonable. (THRUSH, 4717 7——New 4-room and bath OI in i ed es, Se linoleum _ Pox _F-132._F 6371. Us IN CENTRALLY. LOCATED 4 Block, aes of City Limite car line; jus | pees A e UlC«d MR NISMED APARTMENTS—To share bungalow inside stairway to cemented | j ASKA. 3238 hree rooms “ti ‘SHAWMUT PL... 122t0-—Nuiceiy furnmighed 6- ee aL. roe ee aed a eer ieee Ken prin BIL DIN«: LIGHT TWo 6 ait Ue Ne ev FE. EST. 338 See ~| 4507 Laclede, first floor modern, 5 rooms, tleme: Forest 28S ge to —_ on terms like refit to respon- ae SHAWMUT P 132 5aA—6 rooms, steam wars : : ne nee ‘ e . : . | pa . ~- 7 a e ae — = ea, = A os va ~ ae ’ 3A7 TR. ~ - reception room and bath, separate basement COMPLETE furnishings for & or 6 room | FR AN '18- “PERRY. RUTH. 10° N_ &th et JE FRERSON, 9149 S—S-room flat on 1 heat modern: open. i” ra * : 1435—Ideal location for ay WEST 2 — ) newly dece-| arg.’ SARAH, 1419A Ni—3- -room furnished flat’ | ROOM—For gent ‘4 vate ng and pressing: commission or t ee eT eee 1b i Diwien benamae. | GRAND. ( "3677 Olive # 356. | rated sacra; hot. | SUBURBAN, 6347—Beth, | electticity: nice | tollet, gaa and. electric. (7 | __ fensomanie: reese : CEs—Furnished, sin single oF connec tiful new buliding $75 month, ‘T - 670. (9) S-room efficiency: nicely furniehed; open; | ——--- —- — - — we SUBURBAN, 6018—Room % bh large vault. sion; keys on premise Call Detin YL . . | $90 See manager. at building. or i BROADW aT. 251 $-15 N—13 20 or 26 water heat; can be seen We inesda} = cs stURU Sanaa 6405—Fiat, 3 rooms and hall, ™ wrix Bidg. ee Mona i —_/ : bath reas , changed. — —T 5 w. cor. ‘oth and Clark ae, 2 | onday | HAMILTON, rey rooms. beautifull ¥ fur- ¢ M Me DON. a? D R. E. CO. 1111 Ches electric, china. closet and ‘laund af | ac rr che er ieliers. —_ to school; Page and Ho- | il stores; low rent. NERRM! A . SS -_ ‘ wor car sina - a ne an: = >a — - ~-~--— - 7. em ee nem ee Ml A ~—APRAVOIS 205 : ‘ at . " ’ ° “arr ‘ » = ~ ‘ corner! : ~ a ; ‘ we } a ele tric: a ults: hot- ne r. ey 5 roome th 6.room effi- ALRER T HALL APARTMENT , ice and tel es ig Hamilton: owner at 5404 ~ | 4 furnished “d floor a 4 | land. : . ~~ i ALE, 72236-—Bungalow; , aOR SPACE—O — enh weil.fuc. low with 5-1 efficiency hardwoo | tile bath. china closet. sum room; 5 Clos- PAPIN. 4560—6 rooms and sun — ~41 SOUTHWEST. | Delmar bi., 5530; choice 8 rooms. 2 baths. pain gas range. electric; Bell phone; to ss sini or _. | HYDRAULIC. 37: 37—Ur , a a. rhe ' beat and all conveniences: | FURNISHED "BU NGAI a pee jot parlor; one apartment ieft, new. beautl- vo noice: rent reasonable. FOUNTAIN, 4822—Two c) also aim MMING R. E. a F Sis 3 Post-Dispatch. PAGE +r 2678a—é rooms; well ——— _Forest ’ * ns i sma ce $350. Modern 5-Room Apartment furnished apartment with couple or gen.| ®#ement; electric light; might rent, would | rooIn. modern. upstairs: adults; "$30. Ca room flat: $75 month : furnace héa ESIRABLE SPACE. APPL Fores lJ. rage; separate; furnished; adults only; ern conveniences, a y, Re jand anomery be all conveniences; heat and jan- apartment, reasonable. Box C-107, P.- — — . loot: modern conveniences, ; iw H. GE RLING R. CO.. 819 Chestnut. , ALAMO. 7152 (1i-Pointe)—Six rooms, beau- “GRAND OLIVE.” 3677 Olive st.;: apt. R. RER 2B ; ’ > immed! ate dress wit h janiter. 19 N. Taylor, basement 1 NORTH _ JUNIATA, 4000—6 rooms: modern; hot- on; vaeant; 3 rooms. 3>- i | _{2) : NORTHWEST | Dusiness ladies or couple; BO GCG. sco’ ‘ | rooms ie c : t ” eae . OSR, on Sunday and cal: Central 4985 on | NEW VY APART MENTS | | OREON E. & R a rT, S00 ‘hestnut rooms: mt v corated electri i490 hardwood floors. tile bath. steam heat. jan- ' Central ‘1107 nae - si aa Pa eee rm AY ns ey" . Ee F TNSTE! ~ Ge ‘ong. Chi a. > KI NG ~ HIGH Y w AY, 62 311 Ss . Ne w _— will z ight Ss. nh: ar iwood floors; opens 40. | , MELE. —1931 Sra ienen = r- =4 —- . LLL -- % : 10. Her Fae pe APARI MES ee apart-| itor servite: will decorate to suit; garage | {ixiE1l. 4005--Firet floor east Furnished | f ut s mpleted N 10: upper flat: 5 rooms 4 RE: N E & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. | SEMPLE, 1643—5-room completely § fur- | GARAGE—Doubl . — OFFICES and De Mun (Hi-Pointe); open | jp aesired, apartment: responsible people: no chi ldren; EAST I’ RAIRIE 6{9]—For rent or lease. ani bath: modern throughout; adults only, MPI EPL. 1 304 x — fiat. to party nished fiat. reasona bie to right party: month. Lind Th ny, ~ ale 3 . zg Cal today ANDERSON-STOCKE-RBRUERMANN rooms. sun room. 3 baths. Call for 214° 5-room cottage: reasonable to responsible rent $60, — re between 9 and 12 a. m TEN BE! ont h ook: G convenient to 3 car lines. a | “a 2 a me Hs | dA St. Siariog atte ARGONNE APT.” —3064 sag ashington | os ; S05 Chestnut et. Fe for anmintment to inspect aes ge . - AFAYETTE 914—Four rooms, sun par- | se! i today. oe ‘all ‘after 7 goa Hoa | : CENT ae ~ vk ni Ne. VUl 7 -reem ficienc : M PHERS SON §753—Comfo rtably | furnished MA’ AG AZINE 4033—5-reom house Apply 7 lor and b 5% cenrrarate ste am he at: furnace, | ——--— . ———. 3 NORTH e — : ‘ a s a ' } = a a fA ' Sas . ne ‘ ry - U NION 1: 37 1A Seven reoms, newly decorat- — uhed O—Garage; ~- ‘.; Bee attendant at ott e ‘or S Room A partments 6 rooms = un parlor: desirable. $150. Ca 45434 Maffitt.. —-—— rt Nay. 10-13 , es Lo 30 A Fan coolly Fang ej. with or witho: it garage __') | BACON, 24164—+4 aoe eed furnis | er “aa h r xe « APIN & TON TRU r a | — ~ee | 355. Key et 2408 Ba 1} | __$5_@ month. — y 5 STORES AND iasEMENT. 3 ScOTT, 800 Chestnut. . . : : > aie OREON” Ses & a ty : $4 floor. 5 Traymeoor Apartment. corner Clara né j be ny 4 eT ~ 447 1—Apt. 2s 20. complete! y fur- month - enette. Ss; same, oa floor. so. mot suilt- i w ISDS wR Pp 9 37 i7 r A—S5-room monern fiat. ' - mei - rooms, reasona ‘7 hood Lith and Pine. » parlor. Murphy bed in sua parior: | ticulars, C. F. LEVY. Olive * re83) = — , : outta iS sted at oe ' Phone Delmar} rectric: $40; adults | _ “ice loctaion, Box C-356, Post- Dispatch. , and Fim | 18,000 to 20.000 a9. ft. floor sirtineed fiors, te te'h. e275 "59 dase| APARTMENT FOR LEASE | ciif'siolay'Sreett suns ge" a Se te Minoan ee ee eRe seen cabo . ‘ j . As | Call Sunday, between and 32 HoOL Re SN I ae - F-42. Post-Di ' : - joo: Sd floor east and 34 floor APART : 7 a "fo FURNISH ED HOUSES FOR RENY | MisSiSSIPP1, 2023—3-room flat; gas, elec- FLATS vou RENT. Seren, ikea goats | fiat; @as and electric; _ Colfax } AR oO \ STEI | OLIVE. 3715—3-room furnished apartment, MISSI18SI l, 2U0lI- £ a; a ° no bat hard coal siove: coal all in; | PINE. {3515—Garage, RE. FEET Ta ason. STOCKS. RUERMANN, 9808 WESTMINSTER | $15; 2 bedrooms; porches; everything. FURNISHED | OTTAGE—1 room, with acre J, OB _ ___ ee! 4 2 }.Bartmer, 2d floor, & -rooie, bath; | 38. pe party can rent flat: nice home, monthly. Re 15000 SQU A CLARA, 775 (Elias 2S _ 6 nest out S| 4 SX a parter; Geet feor: =. Colfax 8a _ | MONTANA, 8403—4 rooms and bath; call) OPqm), S90... | nothing reserved; bigeR from Fairground | 7HoMAS 2620—Garage, 9 3. corner Grand and iene Oe av ii (Elizabeth ae ents) —Mo4- fanitor servi PAGE BL.. 3936—Furnished apartment: 3 FURNISHED HOUSE —Several = ES Ke d . ° ~ substantial brick building: . bath | ° | no ea ers. ‘ ground os TANA, . rooms ™ TET . “y Monday ME 19353: I Se be- | 4 Sant ghared: teasenabic va . sidered. oe ‘Kitchen. . $8: aduits only. a ER, semnentes. c. : =|DE TONTY. 4000--Brich Geen No . Sixth st. ° stories ed room . . ore noo i a : nday. : . Pn in sie . " da | ——————— pale a Fem : . -“ 7 ment of J nicely furnish AP. wr §-ROOM EF! a a Call Cabany 5089. in the :fternoon _{t) | GDELL. 6608—3 rooms. sseund fleet: mod iry. Party renting must take 6 : FLATS AND APT’S WANTED = ._ “4. $8 per month. Si Pa Mice At hone. am wre _ICIEN “ONRTS r. ; OF eT N Patton. PERSHING. 5588—Suite of 3 furnished | ~ pee wn , Dba 3 we cl. MAR Bl... 6308—First or ae floor, | La\ NG ROOM. INT! Ae ‘ } AND RRR s and bath; strictly private. ee SOUTH ptplubeds feturemces Wh Ae d steam heat & . al . 401; GEYER. 3006—Furnished 6-room house. fer | PARK, 1 339 A—F) lat, 4 rooms and bath. Sid-; — a 8 seams oe K a __exceed $75. Box R-280, Post-Dispatch. | GA NAGE — ate yimtt ford. § $ GHT MANUF AG st i > — os | large -room efficiency, completely ur- *‘x months: adults only: rent $110 month: . ney 52 a ——— —— a _— —— | FF ARTMEN - We ——2 GAR AGE—M - ” ~ K... at 24 and ruseNe J AL PRIMER, B17 Chestnut st. p HONE > AR AN Y Nes Al ARTME NTS. OR. nished: vacant: very choi | first-class Sais rences required Call 3 to 5. PARK. 26xxA—“Oct 17: 5 rooms, bath ele -* I a at NA BiitD F LAI! am Ve il] snhare iargce,. well- E eon a ay ay or . 8 046 King’ - haes ti ; ser: + 5500 7s) rs DELMAR ni... 56000—5 ia rge, bea utifal bad ORR NE &€r G. & “OTT. 800 Chestnut. Sunday; % biock east of Lonef ellow bi.: tric, gas; will Phone Lindell furnisned flat wita couple or young women | PL = 7 — | CARAGE—Near Grand . SIN RON. R. ; tile th, hot-water heat; Janitor | > 281——6 rooms et Grand 335W. ie) 3095, @ to 12. (@) impioyed; geod neighborhoec; everything LA’ Wtd.—5S rooms and bath; heat; adults. | ae -+ ~~ recone, > WATERMAN. 5261 } rooms, j floor ; : 445 » ST.’ Service: will Gecorate to suit tenant, rent ! FUNSTON APARTMENTS ‘ ! a te ich f rnitur Vepuawr ae07 eee ~ . - Oe a furnmis $40 ver month; references. Lin- Box C-153. Post-Dispatch. ace P = = a S12 NORTH [ NINTH ST. 4 today frem 2 to & | urnace. will cecora r u . £=$§|§}- VERMONT. 622 1] —— ottage. furnished. 3 Ri TGER. 221 yp room s and hath: close tel! Li J after noon yn ee ——— — | Hic KORY. 145—Large , S55; can be inspected today from = lc See. BO. (ed | cee _ | FLAT Wtd.—4 or 6 rooms, modern | Fespon- Aree roses eneeel ao | ‘ pe. shave. newly decorated >- Md - — —— ee ee eee an ee ee EE en eereteennetentneatonen 44f) Olive 4 rooms. 8-roeom ef”- WwW WEST HARLAN COU nT—! 5463 ._Delmar: a rooms. . a _ reasonable, for adults. i +, tee car ti ines. ; DO sses, "39:45 ‘Del Delmar. MclRee and Flora bl ” Baw rT PD. _ JUNIATA, 4011—B . ; oom rent oe Estate ate 0 ee ee ¥ —_—+-~ ’ ' “poRIa Al APT, 4256 “Maryland ay. 2d | cluding «se for cooking, electric cur- ' floor West, 7 rooms and bath: ene peees: 105: open. See manager at building of | : | : : ST ¢ As F SCOTT. at | ORBON FE. &@& R. G, SCUTT, 800 Chestnut. . Seen : AW. 4129A—5 rooms. ree . ae m= + MM. 2 - oppor AP N. Hovie: 5 rooms and re- . OREON E Ro. 5 Chestn i ETZEL. 5: 544—Furnished 7-room house. for pen between 9 aud 10 a. | — - d s. ope Ol 2311. (e2) ut . e : a _ and gas epen. ive eas W —= west; couple with baby. _ Box C.« .-D, | Del Monte Hotel. . 5630 Delmar Bo eenthe. beginning Nov 1 Forest SHENANDOAH. 3803 A—6-ro modern | TAYLOR, 2928 N.—4-reom flat to party | TLais Wie @ 4 .o "er SHEN. ANDOAH 2 0i—3_mara: _ 9 * ey 4th St. | 509- : ception hall, finished nes eaves a a ‘ ¥ need; $1 fieor north, st oor 4 and 5 room effic ~ a hotel service: no : & fo) flat See M a : MR: GSO; Open; also 24 ficor north. am extra charge for ma | FURNISHED KESIDENCE—RBeautiful. 14.) [«_WILLAAMS, Agent. 710 Chestnut. (c2) | _buying furniture; leaving city. adults; northwest; reward. Forest 7552K.| TEXAS, 256 roy “J ee tani: SEEREING APARENEN NO LE ASE. REQU IRED : Bo t 5351 Waterman av.. new! SHENANDOAH, 4154—7 rooms, 24 floor; | FLAT Wtd.—Abeut 5 rooms; adults; re- eall between 9 ab 10 4. = = sls yen Ay 8 ae 14. Lar) RIGHT, 5255—7 rooms. “heat,. janitor. 5316 Perehine: furnished 2 rooms, 3- — (o78 | ted inside; hardwood floors, ho immediate possession: open Sunday a J a Nh SS __ sponsible party. Box N-S3, Post- Dispatch. a a anh * ' oe garate. room efficiency; 3 rooma, S-room effi- e76) | water heat and 3 baths; can be seen by © H. BRi OKS REALTY CO.. 107 N. 7th. | ASHLAND, 3906A—Modern 5-reom fiat;| FLAT Wtd.—Three reoms, bath, electric, "HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY 5627—Neatiy furniehed single room clency, (ag yn lag thee en I ee Phone D. M. Soyd, Forest SIDNEY. 151—3 large rooms, hall, gas and steam heat, gcarege; owner downstairs. _ ‘urnace; for coupie, Box C-265, P. -D. ALBERT — 675. Cent. 873. 614 in Riar ment limited kitchen ciabatta ae eee its oe, Soe s x et WOODROW APARTWENTS yw : : : a 5 ee “ee ie Pe an . BA UN, 25U5s—4 rooms, bath, toflet: elec- | FLAT Wtd—4 or 5 rooms. with bath and/ CanBANS Lease. se—A ~ Beautiful Stop Sanit = as peu. 187 8. Four-room apartment. || OREON E. & hartnactantdelel tntdanrenterenredll S-room effelency: epstere et» | | te ann price * rooms, $7. LIUS CONRATH. 710 BELLEGLADE. 2533A—4 rooms, $18. | FLAT Wtd.—Four fooms, bath electric; | CABANNE. 50084 | j powntown District KHROADWAY, 8605 N —% rooms, bath, _ young married couple. Box C-194, | M. Forest 503 it ne. of ( oe wr neyty decorated these nous. 4} w ESTMINSTER PL... 83% 731° rooms. fur- w a! = wright bi iz 4 oocrow Apartments n- i nisne Or a vear. _FTH. 5 4 “e = ne , ra room na _ ) ‘ r — 7 acne = ewenocnes dell bi. phone Lindell 3065. | 3841 Westmineter: 12 rooms: furnished: WEL PH. 27134 = at. 3 Poss +) eee 329. Mi ee _2_to 3. ities | South Ride: not over : = | fatty eu euitable a foe OSENB AUM-HAUSCHULTE. Agent, | for : : , sohetaee ed Ln 3 phe $30 Phen ner BU Ay W EK R, 331—Sec ond rleor, . . : downstairs. 1 324 ney _ st. " Bx 7 * jar ; ‘ ts 07 : i Salta lectric ity: “vacant, _open. BLAT Wtd.—$1lv0 reward; & or rooms; 3 M. W oe 5 2 ANB" E: = EYER, 00 mon Cm oer SO” - A I a ce EST PARK BL.. 4906—Four rooms, re- jon hal FAST HARLAN COURT 2407 N, Broadway. 3 Lindell; 10 roon s: furnished 39% De! mar i si sks Do / 7 a_© | . = “ r = T 33w—3 ms; fin onditl adults; best | references Sidne S243W., » WNTOWN & HW. WENGLER, | 117% Chestnut st cluding gas for cooking: electric cur- ; a; ee, oe CARTER. 41 3 reoms, ec ition; ad . Forest = . T} ~y ences, , no * iar ov , de A hn 1 ‘ on B rer ar been from 1 to 5 p. m. Sunday r« Ui AGE, 3858—Four reoms and bath, ney 1524). jC I, FINNEY 494 Large eo ; only S70. See manager at build-//| 6742. OKEON E. & RG. SCOTT. ‘+L. : pi - Compiler 5 Re Sa i— ‘ urnie no usekKee pin apartmen ur- "NGALOW —— ay er ee > SN B42 RF. G. SCYTT, 800 Chestnut, = : Sar & s, furnished or un- $17.50. MORRIS AACH R. CO. WBST DAVIS > FO x iN. W. Cor. McPherson and De Baliviere. kitchen, dressing room and bath. Apply § niched with couple; references exch —_—_—_--—- . r re : ¢ fo > - - “am es exchanged. WYOMING, 3960A—Six rooms, garage. all| FLAT—Upver. 5 rooms: furnace. electric FLAT Wtd.—Or cottage: 6 rooms. oe sina ; Pe. ey aoe Fg Hiter service 1° Cabany : oy . 4 ied Lace fey FLAT Witd.—Lower floor. or store with | kim Bet RY BL. cept l, garace, aa fient west; jani- =o eerie Benton 1453 mF GOoub LLOW, 402 29—S rooms; beat fur- | f451 Delmar bi: furnished or unfur- || plehed: 4 roomea, 6-room efficiency, in- ALBERT 7 TheRY ny ee aH 345! Toes fal. 5 fee ts. Bll mod- : 4 ~~ ¥ 4 ae CoO. Ro: (} * ret I > — PST r 4 ’ - ee . > 22 ~~ ——- Sues yugee-ver -_— ae o b- OLIV 86077 ’ Olive; apartment : rent for light: being decorated through - eee ee ee ome - 3 =— nut. = iT hs ier el trte imfite, ne: ar v Faiion ‘ ark, 322. bu. ; Fi L AT wt —s3 or 4; electric ‘and bath. Sid- ' EAST! oN, 42 : . . hy etaut 5S-room efficiency; light and fuel in- ||] out Apply East Harian Court. Forest CoTH RRILLIANTE 5399. jetely NORTH : 6; arty who buys $200 worth fur S «¢ ace o . | “OTH L . I ) : “ . $x ) party , uy 4 . - : “KR nant "pfarninmed, hous mp ur- | BUNGALOWS sh “sar | VICTOR, TOA roomate: “oe ae | mitere. Rt PLAT a Goan, ae Bee | ee +468 A—New RANK J. FRICK R. E. CO. Wainw a | hace, elec tric, reasonabie, _priv ate amiiy. furnished: reazon able: modern improve- Cheatnut et fi y 1 r GRAND, 14 29! pper fiat. 6 roerms, ) — — ei er? opens on Wide | » me HAMILTON, 1241 —Apartment 7 roome, aun RA NE LAG i AP ARTMENT |ST. LOUIS, 3861—aApt. C; efficiency, com-| ments. Colfax 757M. _ PeG an (c)! Somat DAVIS 628-—Flat_ & fooma tath @ erm. open Sunday pidttdecteet | — Rat fee. a tea 100 Eas- Ww p 4 MINSTER. 38ii-— aa TORE F OR LE parior,. corner, 2d floer. Cabany S54. it ‘ i 44 pletely furni shed, all conveniences, steam NATURA a BRIDGE 4480— Ww i} ghare eR. elect He: all ‘eonveniences. immediate pes- EA ST ris Db. 1901—7 rooms; - gli con vet- | FLAT Wea. —Modern lower: by adults: + = A : heat; immediate possession, large room; reom modern cottage, completely fur- Session iene steam heat furnished. reward. Coifax 626M. fe) | G. “Cal eons ent vies ro NEAR UNION ones oe N, aN —Firet floor south: = . ' — , . Ewart - a = ‘ Re “ i] Very attractive 4 and 6 room apart- , t —s —~ - : ned ects 6 rooms, —— bath, h ment; every convenience; new fireproof a — SARAH. 1727 N.—Furnished 5-room cot conveniences: vacant. ‘ey his, near Cass, Van jeventer and Sarah not over $55 Box R-197. Post-Dia. * 115 YE Cc. KET« “HAM. 206 Inter- ||, building, electric elevators, latest plumb- | NORTH | wade: beth, a a Bt ee mere PS rs: $40. adults only: references. Cali rer ia. so5i ner CL ing. in-door beds. all carpeted: willl rent | =— ies | SOUTHWEST chy sent a ae eg rooms in Fear: "South Ryde preferred. he. | HinSe ms "313 J ve fod _— ’ ward.” 3443 3. fergen. oa - — ~ |!) furnished or unfurnished. Open for in- HARRIS. | 42 s2A—3 rooms, furnished, heat | es iidasc RY sm 5927—Apariument, seven spection, Call Cabany 703 See Mr. | . and + service, references required. HOUSES WANTED DALTON, 2644—Modern 4-room flat; warm electri wly decorated; $25 per month. | ~ —— _ ~~ "REL. 1417—Garage, cement ' Seco rooms and sun perior. igitee|| Elledge at building, or | Colfax DORR. ()}) BUNGALOW Wtd—House or } 3 and cold water a Cotman ee | er t. HMITz Rm. O95 1008 met) poe i a Sor gouth. “Benton Shar to ant wert Sixth St. = 57 75—Beven, roome:— ‘Ipmed)- | | OREON i a R. G. SCOTT, 600 : itil . WEST bet h ¥ ~— A Ats ¢.——3-room modern, with bat! ——— i= . 7 pau eee , i , 7 hy and ball: pomession “Nov }| and garage. Sox -148. Post-Dis. (7) BARTMER, o970A—Uct. 22; @-room flat; | HARKIS. 4218—fFive rooms, medern; open Praia phn = 5 5 rooms, first Gove; South | PAGE BL, tebe EN ENTIE ST. '. BUILD COTTAGE Wtd—tTo rent: 3 or 4 reome and large, light rooms, 90U; Cabany 1689M (ic) 2s ne Lo _2- 24 * pre 7 8 (eT) | machines or trucks, ‘ " containing: +. ) Tth set.: — sy ad.—Modern;: 4 or 5 Tone RLDGE, at Si "aw ie PERRYT Ne RUTH. 102 Nw. ath ot. | (South Side Pershing, Between Union Sotid agate 25c line owt-of-torwn er- | “bath: Hodigment. Weliston ro Walnut Pack ante {aah onan cee fies el HOU SE—424: SW Ashland ar 5 _Foome and i 5344—Brick ee. con : —— = ; ae . we _ . >. } th ile r e ‘ e: ; . GEBURY RL. 6000—5 rooms, hardwood and Belt Avs.) two lines. wher, 4516 Newherry ter. S50 de: young couple; by Nov. 1. C- | __ Forest (0353. __ am NBREITT REAL ESTATE i 220, Post-Dispatch. | WATERMAN, “a | . _._._ Ab t8-33 Ge . ders Bic. Dei'y or Sunday. Minimum | prefer > “ et Taree or more insertions == red.__F. Kell a... 5102 How a: : d_st. __ = 2. a. m. “— , cre ner 4516 New rherry ter. Delmar S75OL | are . - : Ors ob high-class CiAARA, t—Fiat. SO rooms; newly deco- ons , cou ww -vear «iri; state rent; by = a . ~y~ weet overlooking A’ “ry ho of Four rooms with two in-a-door beds, refined family wot, Bis ’ Al 5. pammense ated, conveniences; aduits; $560 Forest Led end Th Ws 1s and bath: electric: _Nev. 1. 1430 Wright #t. - faaRnac oni her wi —— Pm a ts; thiekly populated nei Cations in the ¢ —_ . . = 7a ‘ ete eye - ain emonte; «sSW. Be — - 5 Ye | FLAT Wtd.—& or @ rooms. bath, heat, eiec- Ar Ar. a! — = : S-PRARYT-RUTH. 102 "N. th at giving mx-room efficiency. Fuel for — 2 me 7 way DE. DBLMAR Bl.. 4465—Five-room fiat. | fath. waste’ reasonable, ares SO, One, tric; south sile or west preferred, adults STON, Sar > ess good grocery xiNaMn uy oon eet g Sntrance. 533 | cooking, electricity, heat, hot wate?, 5437 pag. coma, id. fle DELMAR BL., 4619—5 rooms on ist floor, | nah flat. aan taih ase , _ Box Osa: Post-Dispatch. aa pie hes fer | M -—Firet floor west: 6 a. ~1, . > ie : : , Cam | \ _6fr ‘= > 24 floor: = : CCKY. 42°5—3-room flat: gas, bath, $23. FLAT Wei —3-room: ail convenien: SF LoUIs. 4751 ir }} y ; onsanto m parlor; has also /icebox, gas stove and janitor service 24/8 P rm 4 i af i a room on oor: modern: open. = | binaell 190 a rage preterrea. bs - coupie; refer- | chines: of stores?) SS - - . . ; furnished roonis: 7 hee fieor DEL MAR _ . 5903A—d — bath, elec- | WAFFITT. 4145—5 roome first floet: . Rex €-420, et-Dispateb. PRE Ree Fd ee orks, 1724 N.- Second. pecen; te-a-dor hed: || furnished. Large, airy dressing closet. "6 roons. let | Sy FLAL— dnbon Ai ys o de) ae Bs neighborhood 5°, . 2 - ot ae: ‘ “- 104 eo 69, Poet-DL ist atch Tie -n8 pliant, $54 ' water heat rent $50. Lindell 287 723 4 PLAT Wid =a ee ‘aad bath; electric. x NORTH a ee eee i Chestnut. | Apartment facing Pershing, furnished ays inster lL... 80 — a a : BRADLAY ‘- Qi INETTE. “8 Chestnut st Nankt : “ 5 ' - AT—Thgee beaut infurn yooh Or . : 7 d sw 3793. ox ‘i ; ; ; «i or on ay it 51 — een; ae | Ser inspection, with attendants in ; yates ? Cc a “bathe 125 00 a* ght and ga a ee mn tehed $ ‘ bh; “— —, , 4808. — a ee lee be ~ "pasts buving :" sequent se h. ; Pox | vi ye references. G FARAGE— AD Diy 3207 mals vo | A floor east and recon Or Weat, overiong. | , a r- of: coms. °4 rc a * - -oet-Ihiep pag furmace, TO 2: ; ———= . — ; ; ea ih ' tae Ames pl. consisting of 8 roo" » aud Charge to give full infermatien. We ome, dees 3 00) —— entry =~ &.% 78. Dn spa’ ch. .' ELMURE CAVE & CO. XN. W. Cor. &th| MONTGOMERY. wWi—Feur reems, ih, OF LAT Wtd.—4-reom, upper, convenient th G. ARG 5 ee “ | eun Ly with Murph ny bed: will be par in invite ‘inspection of these modern ‘ i} - hy 4 Sd Noor rate. F LA > nexpired lease. S stenm hent, _ and t ae 2 laundry. garage and ele ectric; $35. itn | Case of Welleten time; one im family: econ- . - B RG In | tg ae I omar 2st bay fur- EASTON, 4239—8 rooms, bath and laundry . NINETERBNTH, 393i N.—Plat; 3 nice,; vemiences. Box C€-382. Post-Dispatch. eer ae Ga =~ A A firet condition responsible tenante. | % ; MARTIN} EEREOGA AGENCY apartments. Furnished of uafer ” 7 80) niture amounting te $1: ~~ " Forest 1: 386. fe , AL THEIMER S17 Chestnut. tc) | large fooms FLAT Wa. ——Vour 3 rooms stucco; bath, log bt, night service Central °? ie A ‘ LEASE ithe Guaranty bide ; me | FLAT—U nfurni shed 3 rooms an4 thw — 7 - aia atin ie Sl Ir. 737 —North ata: net anna. | nished., J 1. BPS TEIN. 617 Chestn: floor. Inquire HASSE REALTY oan = ox! -.0N, 6826A—6 rooms. bath, electric NINTH. “SU3A N.«—° rooms. electric: newly KIRK WoODt TRUE wr ct Tare fe, coe. Mo NATU RAL. BRIDGE, 432 4 roome and sun parler hard.- Oreon FE. & R. Scott, son Chestnut - —— | _Chestnu $50. rood location fer doetor: will lease tec Orated: oven Sun ay. i o. ©) : 391 ——% — " 1317 Pine steam heat. Janitor service. wil | | ee Wearan COUtS TRUST CO.. Easton and! ST LOUIS. 4158A—S-resm Mat: 945 ver | FIAT WSS oe $58" nox Fan FARNBLa 0 eae ae Set. & rooms, bath | WARR aoe 1534—4 laree reome: water. [Mdina oraterred or ~ pe TO PR IPPl VALLEY CO. | Forest alrk ‘ furnace, garage: $45, Cherokee car south, CLEARY, CoM fe Bek et dee RUG SNE J AL. TH SIMER. 817 oO ‘ electric. £as cc a Er a sau RTH acd FIN + large. light roome, 34 +BNE estnut. WHITTIER, 1704 N.—Three-roem fet, 626; | ‘V. as a eervice: 910... 60% a, _ 20. Gree BCR : ’ a ' AT Ri «)heetn we if RYER. 3016 [ ‘ “mn ) Foome ii modern : loo orated. painted. electrte als a ; lleated A pa ritments ‘ ail m cea or, decorate painte ‘ectric; adults. EVANS, 4234%—6 bright rooms; modern; ope um _ service: SLO 6018 — Modern apartMent, six rent iy : — HEMMEL "MANN SPA’ KE ERR. EF. CO., | CLEARY, 1451—-3 large. light rooms, third ake Ee modern fiat or apart. South Bide; $ adults: FLOOR SPACE wteam-heneee ~\ 1 658. reat not above woula be euitable for it int shep - — bright rooms; fent entity $80. oper. | 49223 Wee P , r mt _ . — - x. BIS6— Second floor enat | late Geasiad gerch thee: ee --_ th and Chestnut sts. | - Gecorated, painted: eiectricity; | BLA . $ Path. $20 | & roome ani erage open ryt ee Re guound’ theer weet a warage, GRAVOIS. 2213 —Cortage S-room — brick, ults vc) 6©BR ADL gy é oF Vette Wee ts Chestnut st. HOUSES, FLATS. ETC. >. reward. _ TAS SHELP. 100 Sa SGth 8 | 4099 West Pine—First fivor east; %) oe gas ani electric. jot 90 = eo 4nd - ues DICKSON 2907 ms ‘and ak ‘ove poren. 345 bath, large y c en a fer ia Go. = wTT goo Or : Melby orening-——Third Seer west: 7 mame, LOUNGFELLOW Rt. 1911—9 reoms; het- conveniences ad its 1c) | PLA—Four toca a erm ~—— | house: free Sorat ty ; Suen 4. omnut - , un Parlier. sleeping perch: 9136 Water heat. gears ge immediate pOssetsion. ene Bia . - ee us roots to party DSuying furni- single houses, $10 and id, 920. >. Fi —_ w c—- Gath eniieie t har 4500——Third floor weet 5& : 'ta~ ury-—tavely d-fiscr epet DT as.SHELP 108 N. Oth st en a =621—5 rooms. bath. toilet. hot — zreet it. 3 piy and par Yanttor.. ma raorgs, modern : lng ior ter weon 5 Teed fleers. tile bath steam : , rooms. #un parlor, 2 bathe. see — rat qf sO0F r LAT—S Me and bath hot-s wate 7 heat ry’ ia ——— ~S : 4 ? MORGANFORD R 3 " . : ~~ ¥ . Figl HTH =14-1 s —_ ties oor. 7s | and : radius of - ke of Grand and : : ey tanto phd A ape Soa wate one ~ a nanbury—F ill EE Sl i aan ‘ toed | na oo it reom bri “h FR ANK! IN ot aaa room. third fleer. ‘c) os furat hed, 2209 west. wien .-45 P.-D _| JosT- Mii.tem mm KR. hE ©. Toa. ) om > Lies) | Arsenal! Victor 3405 te) Business and F el ot “Renhteet ‘as reoma, eum parioc, 2 beths same: S100. | Simin : ————-- > AN, ~109—Four room: gaa, elee- uwAl—iaqwer @ rooms, just ecorated, Weat FAIRFAX. Saree -fOorm apartment FLAT Wits nm ent unfurs\ , od 4 roars we Wiese facto , . Lindel) Firat fieor . Peon eee LA - / rfimenn, @-room residence ilet. hot water $°0 : End 5 Forest t 2967 1 A _« | floor with beth. etc.: 91780. Bae See M2, td. Te rent ; @ rooms fer") APA TMENT. bbs ENR. UT Vietor 2407 : aia _ - $100 TI , + me — jer ERSON 12124 N —S-room flat. $14: FLAT—Four rooms. to _party burs nx pe pare of _Bailer « on pret ives —~ S roome Extras fn- we Apeesment. tA, oe SOUTHWEST ' a ~ rooms and bath: new paper, open; FLAT—4 rooms. Evane Waar of Taylor He a ee SS TO1-? Bante: ~+ party buying 4 tons of Mt. Olive coal De | 51. FERDINAND. nye BO A niga ; ’ : TR Westaate—34 floor north and south 4 elect ric + A ont k Se Tho = ’ ic , . i > - . » 6 ! : e * " v Sr; open Pander: ‘ea-dee tal > se gar HOUSE —Sis reome 4 a So ee Bee ee 2. Feet: Dlipatce Sixx west. Bot| BAITINGER, 408 Fullerton Bi, 7th & , 3 : a wid —- We n un a“ : : bo ( . ps My $00 parlor. a |O'FALLON. 1816—4 | room . Si. FLAT—For oan fla ealy o. | SEGOND, “7823 S—iNear Lafay ay. . > APA — meta or - Ror porch, OO VIRGINIA. L7O8b—M: . . a a Orr — Chectant a Limieli—-Secom) fieer. © roome. at eh vd—M.cern s room residence; open. i os % : rf ew cheap tor ; | eee ee apt 1 around floor: $0 week: °-60, ‘Pest Diab oe tT rticulare : fa . +18 N, Se aatat Sf Om «& ree eleet ght. Lee nil pa oa” ii v Central >» . : be o—PFiret end S4 ff a | a e —_ oun 4 perio® sleeping porch. 100. ete R. 5517—3-room frame. large barn , Pee x ESTATE. 210 _ Wainwright Bidg (cO2) | mar 3474R. ie) > no bath; newly rear — ~- echoo “73 Geotieligw—Thase @eor, north; new. | Et: SEVENTEENTH. 624 SN | om oom =. x a os —- rooms Ist floor, | lovely modern 9 hot-1 water “beat. Nice r *: tneid : ly Sesevated rootmé, Peception hail aad | Si2. will revalr. O24 N. 17th 3 reome 24 | Dlocke fen Forest Park. I will | BAITING SER 408 Ful Fulertes BT 7th a ne. — 116 x = ab Siwanb © ee: AIR ie rome $4 Se isi) rn _ ee fleer : | bP BM i = — 281 6—Seconst floar, fine fiat of — Si (7) | or Kinioeh © rhs meee, Ss R : - ae am $105, garage $5 extra, possession Nov 1 | ARTHUR, €960—Cottage, 6-roem, bath and | NORTH MANKET ~3500—Cocner fal | FLAT—O rooma,guedarho wth beats Sree | emo PURNISHED FLATS @ APT'S WTD, | _Bemmine RE rth and. Spruce; 2 ; » SECOND, 1819 8.—WNice etore; $15 r ggtlevators we aa party _rentine to bwy furniture. which I will e We: | Al A reef comeing at home cMERT 7 » wan sacrifice; furnish in mahemay ineclud- | ° will rent 4 4 flser)}—5-reom — fiat; ae taney Gvead Stem. hewick. ote.: #1 HIN, “Agent Teathi beautiful cantiny roome te reliable party. _ *lectric, furnace heat. | beat, t. we 7 ae > — —. | furnishings ceuld A. be aup ages unde ot a phone service, STODDARD, — 2833—Fiat -| double the price joiee poset ENTY-FoU fal Pony 2 cas __.fhene Sense b TT! fos OMAS, & 301 the ui? * | for 9 foom ’ SECOND ALFRED Sr aN 103 & rg LS . 1366. ne bet | kK EO er ® o ba ENTY - SECOND. 1020 N —Fire on. rent resent ceee. open. gas, electric; newly deco. HAMILTON, 1 1028A—S th, - fur- WEST BELL Pr 4i roome. alt mace, electric Oxturea, Se aad eet . Main 714. : iecinacn: ar

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SUNDAY, _OCTOBER 16," 1921, RBAN f PROP'TY FOR Re | Maplewood — 2800 Alaplewag o ponme anda hare 3 $1 0 per Month, GE—\ ebsle r Groves, “ + it ir a — st. "in nice Semi Ne ‘Shrew a " 1540—3 unfurnished com: } wvu6-—Bungalow.: } posters! SURBAN PROPERTY- HU NGALO¥ —_ flues with garage, os i. Kenwood Springs— kitchen privile wes : i—For genticman. references Webster 1¢ HoOLaB—Room ane RAGES. STABLES FOR \GE—Deimar, mite . ai: 20-—Garage; room for 3 ae SIAC ‘_. ‘ouside, ail or part. | ; Hepatch. : 2620—Garage, “$5; Water, S Raahal \—— Brick carne, oT “ss ber month rT 'i— | ce re 4) SAA A = “kin e h ighway Park. Grand and Russell. 1423—Large double garage; suitabie for pert _ 4011— Prick earbee 2101— agar res. Det & en and 10 a. m. RE Sau —aherege” . month. : Solin N. 47°0—Gerage. “H40—large brick garage; 440m \—New brick garage: ~ A £031 —Garage: § Th. 315 i¥.». _REAL ' GE REAL Es ESTATE—WANTED TO BU rooms | FLAT—Double 3-room; price $4000: want want | _ single or double flat; good neighborhood. BUNGALOWS. COTTAGES WANTED —— —_ te for printing FOR EXCHANGE—My business core : ) 6 stores: rent $6000 per year: want’ ve" COTTAGE Wtd.—To ‘buy, 6 room a in O'Fal- (c) _cant lot or residence. Box C2651, lon Park district: have $2000 cash. Box SL BUILDERS’ COLUMN Cla ra mar bil.. west of Hanley rd. Box Posat- Dispatc h. C line’ out-of-town or- cr Sunday. Minimum ‘ree OF More inaertions per ar tine discount. BIDS. PLANS. E ESTIMATES, ETC. BIDS Ww td. —Today: ex 4. | ing 5S-room frame Xperienced Jabor, butid- la — = you: nothing to inv SeneeeAe. “eurt ria we can bul d 4 ye B 7 orised how ¢ cheap Ku Specialty Co., reasonable. "ASSENGER 4 : brick. — > oadieeeiain 206 plans. HOUSE—To prado; oa have 12-room | modern Gi uarantee g -—~* tio 7 house in West End-in fine neighborhood, T W ° Cc n OOA | all conveniences: garage; want to trade for FLA’ W td.— Bargain in double flat; Miodu- 41 $ 1 oo and specifications for mod- ern 5.- room and bath frame sungalow. peaening different; ety ty Building Co., | —felds: Pas ROSS:. ye Call- ‘ ee Fo ET—BUSINESS | PURPOSES ie LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES — _ BUILDING MATERIALS der oe hewding transferreq ti sround floor stock Exchange | F 35 ESTATE CO., Main . (c%) $1800: trade equity for good aytomobile. DAVID A. FEINSTEIN. 909 Chestnut st, “OR EXCHANGE—94 acres improved, & F At / $2000 stock shoes, gents’ furnishings, eral merchandise or groceries, 422 Oliand | mar bl., Bldg. Park; rent $20,000 per year: will anh vou Thi a | sinaller properties or farm as part debt by easy payments for less | Hox N-102, Post-Dispatch. costs FLA rn T WwW td | conn exc hange f for ‘good 330 sourl fa rm al ie lert_ 4703 8 Bro. adway. wood: plans Fw ep for single flat in citv. Box C-195, P.-! concrete siucco ttle for 1) FL AT Wtd | =i xchange 163x165 vacant cars, | av inite Park for flat: $3000 equity. Arende, | C-301, Post- -Dispateh. cape? | GARAG Pf or sale or exchange; “new: at FLAT W ti d. .—To buy 5 and 6 room in good -D. FOR EXCHA NGE—Want improved equity in 50-ft. unrestricted lot. near Del- ~~ x. FOR EXCHANGE—24-family apartment. STORES Wtd.—One or 2 small exclusive residence section, near Forest above; give partic ulars Box C Box! FLAT Wtd.—To buy; 2-lat ily 8. Post- Dispa COTTAGE Wid.—To buy. of abou : . t r oss bath, on ispateh. state particuiare, Box R-102, Post- Dispate h. FOR EXCH ANGE—Frame house. —ew- —. a_i NEST Oo} l ing town, for city property. Cook, 1958 On any kind of cottage, WN 12 HOURS dence, !f genuine cas bargain. for ROL END A. WISE. 34 fioor, _812 Chestnut. YOU DON'T NEED MUC H CASH “410, To buy a brick cott : age for $3000. Look at ' L———, a 4008 North Market st.: 6 r FOR EXCHANGE—2725 St. | Louis; 2-fam- bath; easy t seamed ts ily house, rented for $336 year: d HE Y_SHEEHAX 8005. t DOU GHERTY- SHEEHAN, 21 Chestnut et. _or live corner. Hox C-: 254, Post- Dis. a STORE AND KrLATS Wt i —South Side; Tiny y- Poe be vs south of Lafayette. Lox l, Post -Dispate Aan Mie. | Reap . " FLA FLAT Wtad —Would like to trade my equity ATS, APARTMENTS WANTED in modern 5-room cottage in M; wlewees APARTMENT WwW td. —W ill pay one-half cash; state price. box N-538, Post-Dis- in Date h. _modern. _ Box Y-311, oo Dispatch. Nacoma, Jll.; prefer St. Louis property. __ locality, Box C-152. Post-Dispatch. Lox P-57 Post- Dispatch. ee FLAT Wtd ——Sing! e; modern; reasonable: HOUSE Wtd.—To exchange my fy family _ ash. KBox C-155, Post: Dispatch. mates . and quantity i apartment building, renting for $700 box FLAT W td.— Mode: n SOx . month, for a residence or vacant fot. (*-262, Posast- Dispatch. pay Cash. Kox N-91, Post-Dispatch. F LAT Wt 1. aeonll or 4 pItiF cash price, Box C 296. l’ost-Dispatch bungalow or amail house, what have you to _ @¢rn; Will pay cash. ox f offer? Box R- -97, l'ost- D! spatch. _ LAND—159 ‘Acres, Ok! ahoma,; near wood. Mo LE ASE—For sale . or exchange for stock: 4 Steiner, 5: 358 Maffitt. LAND—For sale or exchange: 5 acres Missoula, Mont. J. L. Hamage, Kirk- FLAT—Wtd.: Singie in west ec) FLAT Wd — Double, node Y rh, 3 room: “oil _ South Side preferred. hiox 374, -P.-I _| FLAT Wtd ee cheap ers write, cash in price. Hox “05. _Post-Dispatch. end: roust . _ modern and reasonable. Central USK. O- |- FLAT Wtd.—4-family; have $2500 cash. acre oil and gas leage: near production. Hux L289, Post-Dispatch. Call Sidney 1545R ——— bungalow. oo. Goodfellow bn REAL an ~000 square feet of light space. Heat, light and elevator service. c2) | See * polty or Sunday portions Ie per. line discouut _REAL ESTATE CAROS BOs he ‘us for aujck act! ion. “Our ‘Gales hae Exceeding Qur ‘Listings. have customers for ail n your: . MOU ND CITY TRU ST CO., FOR LEASE" WEST END P ROPERTY ; list your property with us today for SAVINGS: TRUST CO., 493! imar bl. _ With Greulich specialize tn North v ; il lreceive persona) | have a large ilst of ts, investments arn d homes (rand and Hebert Warehouses for Lease /N. w. corner Grand and Easton av., 2-sto- | Substantial brick building; splendid ‘dase- | One 15,000 square feet, one 12,000 square feet; on Terminal For lea ae JOHN ote & R. FE. CO., ‘Factory Building for Lease N Grand av. 'switches. »* 1-29 N Sixth st.: two stories and HAFNER MFG. CO.., ment. fine elevat oO 36.000 sauare feet DALY & Met “ABE 801 Chestnut st. IR RENT WAREHOUSE OR GHT MANUFACTURING ~ N 34 st. 24 and 34 floors, wit! uare feet. about 5500 DIN PR sm R "Et. CO., 813 Chestnut. —_— —— build- 12,000 to 22.000 in each ME; electric elevators: Will lease separately her. aN. Main ; 4 floors and base- ; 288x131. 18 N. Seventh; 5 floors and ; 40x127 : elevator and Spruce; 2 floors basement; elevator; heat | ~ kler; 25,000 sa. ft. . cor. Main and Lucas: 2? ; © floors and base- IS 71x160 : eleva- T & ZEIBIG, Trust Agt. | 719 Chestnut St. Wl Jock St. SOUTH AN ideal location ‘for good 56 BROADW, AY. 3907 S.—BStoreroom. beautiful, or dry goods pool foom ‘ " ‘HIPPEWA., 2§o>— Workshop: 2-story; 25x “2; £arage Mater. electric; corner 7? Ou west corner (om pton ani l-story brick, w:! bxl du. at al itadie for light manufac Sg or any tory moedern brick manufacturing | business: Will alter for tenant; $50 per electric elevator; 14,000 square month, HILDENBRANDT & NORLE REA Lak ' 615 ¢ “hestnut "et. RU SSEL a 17 10—Auto repair shop. with rooms and bath. | ST. ANGE. 1006—sm all ‘glore and 1 Wain wright Bide STORE—W ant butcher to take “space in gr ceTry (‘all Monday Z340 Gravol: ~ Too.ns above; rent only $2U. F. A. BENEKE. east | TOW ER GROVE, 1602—For rent or lease, g00d- sized store, $40 per rmaouth. T __STE HEN SAl 'M. GlO Chestnut st WEST AU ro REPAIR SHOP—45x: 35: Delrns , ir and andgeventer, | j eq ul pn ent, tools and parts excel tion for sale of cars. inquire Ww. 1 “810 Olive st. DELMAR BL., 4630—Ofifice space to 1 reasonabie; exceptionally good Jocation. | DELMAR BL., 5733—\ ery desirable new store: 16x50: any line business _ORBON E &e FR. UG. SCOTT, 800 _Chestnut DESK ROOM—in auto accessories store use of pheno; Slate your line of business in your rep). Box N-6]. Post - Dis. EASTO »N, 5814—New store and living r rooms above. _ for rent or lease Ss ASTON, 5755. vane wo of ffices; go od “for doc- tore law ‘yers or o iher Dr ofessiona! _™men. EASTON. 6131—Two rooms. suitable dent imt office: over drug store. OFFIC ES—Modern conveniences: esta biished location, southwert corner Taylor and Page i SPAt k—lo rent cate; first - Claes for dancing Wwe eatgate Inn, 708 4s N. King’s highway. Forest 9060 oe NORTHWEST RIC HARD 3 Pie. 4606—5-roum _, bungalow, Just | ti eJ Cail Cabaens a4 SS TNTION Dx” Wana Piat. eer nd fioor. ~~ vv coTrnper Union an North Market; & rooms, bath, electric. steam good jecation for coctor: will lease: monin W EST ST LOL Is TRUST Feeten and Sarah WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY | Store. “P03 N. Union: busy transfer cor- per: wuart of new industrial Ccistrict: workmen 3 biocks radius. reasonabie; Aecorate open (“ahany 6766R NORTH ——— _—_— NATURAL - BRIDGE, 4875—New store. steam-hbeate’d. al) conveniences: fne leca- tion Sor — “aro 7 and restaurent ©T Lat 4360—Nice store. $25 OL CK R Ee co . Bl4 Chestnut sTORE— orner Vandeventer and S8t h er- Gimand. beautiful fer ary bus. tress Cali RPi5 =" hw AM EMO! Sh Fiat K—F or ea ee 37.000 sguare feet. North St. Louis: steam beet eprimkier eysiem, on Terminal raiiread. Ty ver BOG. Gillespie SUBURBAN | STORE—With flat above Kenwood Springs Arcade, Gne iocatian. RM ireereos. Fergusca car. 3 minutes from Wellek« MOTTOMRFF REALTY cv 4014 Deimar [0 LEASE—*tore and © ee fiat in Wells- ton . good tor any business -_ AUMANX, @200 Easton av. “An W &LLETON—Offaices in Welleten Theater Ricg = MORE CAVE &4 CO. N. W (oa as ma 4 “bee net oe _ WANTED- a PURPOSES MALDING Rrus 22°37 BL ILIANG ~~ 2 : Jefferson «* ——— DESK ROOM AND OFFICE FACILITIES Wed—Fer an hour or two Gaily; prefer- abis with prreician or Genmtist Box C-85 Peet - itch. _ in Went End Rex (-314. Po cma OFFICE— Dent in. wath prectices. wishes tx seare offce wm S&S. Louls. Box T-319 ee. Tiepetc? ODL Ss Le en OFFIC Ee gccountent Central dou mow ; ehh telephone ~~ eervice: etate location ené rent. Boz C- 383. Poe. -Dieret ch ET 5 kPACE Wte—Te iease 2000 ieht [> ufacturing: preferably Grand av. Box K-54. Post-Dispatch. Introduce | et e who want particular kinds of prop- the various offerings which ——. _ is ewe at the price above dru Ri ii 4 4 Centist, / La is store, Vv ik 2 “t 4 e erside 1: ; ictor MISSIS SSIPPT V ALLEY TRU ST FOURTH —— esrAts — M EXCHANGE AVARTMEN T—For . ‘\ ?P _oxchange 40 acres, la nan ee Mary land aee- f loors. ai ad steam blocks ‘to ast ~ mg yp tty . Bridge for ‘coupe. COTT AGES—W! 11] inco - o i RAMEBA Y. “7110 Pine BL. ‘J TTAG E Wd —For exchange. trade 3 oASy yw county ' = s.r Aes 7 cash, as part pay ——+ COTTAGES —4038- 40. 44 } Lu ky: Wed i—In i come p ropert MEDERAVKE BLDG. A! ND REALTY 4222 Gravois _@* ( ) WE HAVE Cash buyers: for flats, cottages FARM = - bunga! _ = apartments Ast your J td. —To , lar Bee S) — ee — DO IT OW LisT FOR 4 DAYS ONLY For @ quick oa e Went flats, residences. (tages, no charge uniess solic | ROLAND J A. WISE. 612 Chestnut. Cen 6331 VACANT WANTED Desirable for cottages. flats. apartments or business: give location. size. price. terme. iyou take second deed of trust. Box F-15. cyet DD ema tch residence -_——_-- BRINKOP r E & ERINKOP, 619 Chestnut s* buyers, anxious to buy " . ) ae s ar BUNGALOWS, COTTAGES WANTED Bi NGA! DOS Wt4.—Neew: bargains: cash a -) #6. Poet -Dispateh eee "NGALOW “wu —s — cash South Side or West C-247. Depa teh brick. P.-D bungalow or cottage: state price end jiom _——_— —— — 7W Wtd—Or email house. itn Hi University (Vy. ene or (Wo sores me above. on jive business st HERRMANN JR. R. E cCo., 816% not #f 304i i wWt4.—Have $1500 cash: wan't _attention _Beox (378. Poet-Die COTTAGE Wu— r | c OTTAGE Wed preter eoru, 4497 Poe -T —— —_——_ — er COTTAGE wi—c ty or county. cear. Wal you exchange fer my fiets? Box P-SeL. Por: -Tiepeteh COTTAGE Wté—Have $1500 cs teu > rUotE brick cottage in prefer one almost pew Roz N.- 2 WTTAGE wie —s end : entire we city bieck fer $8000 Gravois ax. ovpostte Beve Mill 150-fect fromt Gravol a* King’s bighway. north of Magoo. 1001 150 ‘ ye cor Nerth Market end Hotis- mont. €G@a130. J (Jemens am... BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED for —— ee eee en- BU SINES ss P ROPERTY | Wtd.— —Prefer L Del- or may consider large apartment stores, + flats de $1, ; South Side: single or double; will » modern; give ———s - LAT td.—4-family. 3 room buildin 1 OT VWtd—As part pay for $3500 equity, for Psd Hox. C S30 oO -. uiiding i ic . “ - ; ce) FLA'I ~ td.—S ingle, near St. Rose's parish LOT—Exchange for single modern West Box N-49. Post-Dispate} bu y; modern, 4 family -L). ~s to ” rOOTHS | south, reason Mo. aie Write “ol (dregon J. Charl Tras 4041A Castieman ay. (srand JOSTM., FLAT Wtd.—-A good single flat for a home, Saar eta Builders, Homeseckers-Attention ,WOULU you Invest $2500 in real estate where FLAT Wid.—Single. West End: $1000 cash, big monthly payments. Lox C-205, | acreage: let show yo | should not fail this opportunity of buying a choice building site if Wtd.—ir bungalow or residence: up to $5000: new car, S210, or demonstrator for first payment fabany 552W Lomi) | money tu build or buy , home; no ; ° a little foresight you will not be one of the many who will have to pay riixelén; interest reduced to leas than ; exe ite ipa “i . " onal : },mer cent; it costs you nothing Ww investigate; xorbitant prices to obtain a lot where all improvements are made, and FLAT Wtd.—4-family. 4 and 5 rooma, | 3 north of Page, west of Taylor. Box ©-246, | FLAT td -Singie: modern, and righ ce; south r west: pay cash, Mox C PLAT Wtd.—fi-room, in Washington Heights, with hot-water heat; private par- looking for a choice home, apartment, fac , trackage or other buil4d- ingg site. ure to see our list for @ &se- lection lle present 9 of 3 or 4 rooms; must | ; state full particulars. Hox | 1, 4 5 or 6-6 room: west ive price and re terms. KOTSBREAN, 301, 72: goubnie Ti SO me? t: will pay $4000 Va uu ’ ‘ KOTSREAN, 401, 7212 Chestnut. Main 1196 | or-—Porsyth bi.. 60n166: north side, corner 7} LOPr—Fro ntihe 60 ft. on Montana av., 145 | Ashbury; among large oak trees: high ele room modern flat: must have all improve- | mente and room itor garage. jox C-246, seq Winetual —_ Ti [DHis—Three ots o. BZAgi2h | sek ané av. ne ds dada wo Conmerce Pits On Ethel and McCausland Avs... Many were disappointed in | Just south of Ciarton ant siiaine Mites | our previous offering of Clax SUSUNEAT PROPERTY FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE SUBURBAN “PROPERTY FOR SALE NORTAHMOOR PARIK UNIVERSITY CITY PENNSYLVANIA AV. AND FORSYTHE BI, Olive-University car to Pennsylvania then two blocks south. NORTHMOOR PARK adjoins the real part of Washington Uni- versity, the University having a 50-acre park just in front of this property. , one Northmoor Park is the fastest selling property on the market to- day. It is fast being sold to investors and homeseekers. WE can make the most attractive terms that have ever béen of- fered to anyone. | If you want to secure one of these lots come out today. Northmoor Park, Pennsylvania and Forsythe bl. HARRY E. PRETTYMAN 104 NORTH EIGHTH STREET Telephone the tract office and we will call for you. Cabany 4090 ee 305 ——————— ee ee = - ae CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE |! sciiatiaiadn t ormoptor ‘yrana 4) fe) you ureé areaured of making _$o00 profnt in Building has taken na big boom during the last month and choice 15 months’ time? Hox Y¥-d73, P.-D, building sites will be searce in Spring. We have about 50 lots in Hi-Pointe eo have me veral Faro ay i a smal), | that we are offering at relatively low prices and on easy terms. You STEVE NB BROS. ‘Koo eet = you are contemplating building a home or a flat in the near future, You DON’T PAY REN’ have often heard it said that St. Louis is 10,000 homes short, and with Be your own landlord; wiil furnish : I eM ARE gE. 430 Titie aranty Hidg LOTS A high standard has been set for the upbuilding of Hi-Pointe in . , the homes already construeted. All street improvements are under con- FAT R WA RN | NG || tract to be completed Nov. Ist. We are exclusive agent for a large num. | Do not fail to come out today to Skinker and Clayton roads. City cated in almost every part county, many of whieh are | Limits or Market St. cars direct. Salesmen on premises. prices me x don't delay. | | Where the surface and municipal improvements are of the highest type, prices prevail. i as mney 6b 111 N. SEVENTH STREET -- —— ee a a > = - Tae ST SS ———— SOUTH | ROSOTOT Gusling waar Grapeier SiSaE, CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. “city REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Chestnut. Main 1195 WEST NORTHWEST as northeat corner of Grand and | LoUT—b0n 100. lDeimar Garden and “Boright | LoTr—44e0 W tiliame pi.: ail mpryy vememia THOMAS F. VPECHAS, | av. Box K-416. Poet-Diapatch. in; prige $050 cash; bar A, ri enileand . — 110, Post. Liimtmteh, LAYI®B 'wo on borevthe boulevard: big cash and King » high- | bargain. Thox K-3KK. Poat-Iitlepatch. wvrices S600 | CORNER LOT—Heautitul 40x TBO; 4°Rh, y $14 per foot, on terma $100 « ! month; located northwest coreg | Acme ava,., one block wage G Soom ft fro * (jr and «ay in C;rand and Meru | vation; restric ted; o ¥s Cabany & > = three | bios “+ ajoln ” Tas “600 none aa “7 iv r ud ‘ ye ‘ ' whe ~~ : ; — - ‘ re an nec Park I me ‘srar $H20M } LOT—#0-foot apartment lot, Delmar Garden | Somme, . han % ‘Tl af PT} ee. Kberthoid ay., in : ahi - ma | subdivision: need money; will sacrifice for | “eas $5x150, all iinprovernente mace, | $55 ner foot: $875 cash will handie. tom | oem ee Ehenanduah av. Gf _ iH..580, Post-Dispatch und | ey ne Br wont Cie om MARYLAND TERRAC i 1AYT, | triet: prowerty will double in value in AVT—44) reat bee ' ever offered in Pt . . 4 is: ~ 70-4 ae hs a z Will exchange equity for modern flat bun- bear aa ta WAWaTha Pit. 919 i us inn atte oz ‘ot Te j ry .- : : tte ; > Pe tr? pine ly $40.60 galow or home in good district. Hox +. 126, GE) Ve l’ost-Dispatet ne beeen oe At Natural Bridge and Darby 3". dows wt ber mont buy" North side Kingsbury, east of Peneylvania North “side Natural Bridge 117 ot 49-1? ’ if 4 bat and het W eer) lot 75n£210, make offer fine, Jevel ground, clome to General Delor a Walsh homesite bargains; North side Marviand, east of &. Pratt; tot *°4¢ Buburben street car loop: ripe vis ee im SCuLSe:, m a foot provernent must be enld: ey eo a ¢ 9 N. 7th at % € MORPIT, 807 Cheatnut et. foot, property tm this vieinmity ia Just cndineiaas ~| Gue for tnerease 6:35 p were roor ae ee ‘REST LOTS JOHN DOCKERY & RON, ‘ash a Routhwest corner Uregon did location for high- ane flats, | Chotce lot in best block: $10 @ foot leea| pf ALBERT WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut ot. (then can be bought next epring: buy now.| f, WYOMING AND MINNESOTA! . 702% Meal peta coe - 30% | teond as And Every Day This Coming Week BUILD ON ONE OF YOU CAN GET A BARGAIN THESE CHOICE LOTS _ | 19.8 let 50x128 feet, with water, gae and lectric In now. We have NORTHWEST COKHNER, 60125. Want offer or what have you to trade? s J. E KAT MF & BRO. R. EF. CO., lhe Men Ridge, 110 N. Tth ot. - ma . ' ' Parkview, «. a. Westminater pl., 65 feet 50 desirable sites read LOTS FOR SALE west of Bkinker, 702190; best lot in Park- ' bullding and priced 4 ee fi A thet you $25 cash and $10 per month will buy lete | view: special price SO feet front for $375: take Cherokee car North side Washington, east of 6041: 77x\ ™U"t be interested. Buliding artage- to Waleh et. an i waik 3 blocks to Hay &@y. 5S iful ieeation: lew price on WI ISKEWEEL. “104 Ws at a wright Ti i4g. ose é ‘ 1 ito” “Price OM oe: ae ot | 100 HOMES ARE BUILDING | mente can aise be made, | ‘aan! , of 7175, GOx1O2. price! in the Manor NOW, ‘That's the please EF ( mR A ( ‘R Kk AG kK 5. GEO, ¥. BERGFELD liral (eho " | YOU ate aan YOUR home. Sate ont fer ¢ 3 ioe ane om geing an lefontaine RIPE FOR SUBDIV ISION | car north to end ut line, ; et is our ame Out (sravo, a’ ‘all on NORTHWEST : marked “Maner.’ hur of : HELEN av6é. P. LUE "KIN ; o40 Title Guaranty Biée. ( =e | 1 hl CT LE | FiIA/RIBSANT AND #25 p ER F Aiways Upen., IMPROVED GROUND A mre 4 MARTIN & SYRETT IN CHRISTY PARK nnouncement |\|————ie wall ene eee : | DO YOU KNOW Offering Arlington Av. eh A BARGIAN1 4 2 cx k of it; beautiful lowation. streste, Frontage 1800 Feet se Raa Lae Nios: rt a rome | Sowers. Sunes 8 grosec _lote of fyuom fer arian a Pore Tarte I 8s ,ENDES KEALT co, TT 2 * £004 pie fut . 2676 os 2610 7 wal av. rioriSSali {-[]nion Park | Teselep, saxp + et SOUTHWEST =~ i bieck south ‘of Areenal et end Tower Grove Park Phone Grand 2s40W pe Keyl iT ¥— 6060 on ore FOREST PARK LOTS " habway, versele. eae “one block, wont! Bungalow fom ie, ety Si, TH reetricted id. in hee + r nt’ paved 2 : i VAL ro : vores , oO, % : “JOBT-MILLER Ft a : ul iViSion | 3 briets ; sl oF an fi SLLLEVUR GRANITOID SIDEWALKS || sOuale : 3 _SEWERS, WATER, GAS. | Tont weet of Forest Park: moet werfect Inside lots, 40 to $22.50 | acres, tne —, - ie heme te “ing at orte | : : =o nnn ok "Market car direct per foot, 5% discount for tg ml Rhal TY oD.” pergpen other lines, Tm City Lémits to Dele ev ACHBAG i‘tarvton soe4t end Bellevue for eash. . w Bee Wis boo all chs Sa Sei Se, cata - Located one block west of i Aue tie wom KA! 116 Weir . transfer point of Bellefon-) BR agow sEN. 060 Beck of taine and Union car lines. Rohertern judaemen' » other joce tion, ion bE West End “Heights Come out and make your Subdivision Lots selection at once. ton av. frontage. L. John Moresi! Petete . Oy ven’ 812 Bank of Commerce Bldg. “gat ce Lem ant Chasteet, 418 Olive Street . Main 1221-—(Central 6715 =a _ Office at Fe Fs ‘|

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tw 7 Pe i, el Sn Sl oy 4 ed Bee MP a> ~ Se odie: em. r wt bila ie ae ee byt Pet ee eo. ee ea Sam. ae a eee fo toni ate & toe “Es . te @* 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, vs, Cottages, F tats, 2 Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. __ ‘ : E é ae... 4B ST. LOUTS _POST-Drep ATCT. ; 3) = : om ‘De R SALE) SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE BUNGALOWS AND COTTAG ea: = : : SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE! SUBURBAN FOR SALE r ea . AND COTTA = Saree $$ mc naa EBSSTER uROV : —. : me SALON rok Crea pPme mry ; steam FRANCIS LITTLE A FFTON BUNGAL Ow Se a ______ WEBSTER GROVES —— i08 HOUT an —— SOUTH . | FOR SALE . ; 401° Beachwood, Pine oF \ aT N LOW Chee tae. —_ REAL EST ATE le ' a my ™ epin ore ; 4 ape. ~é . w ERSTER SHOVES Hot _. i we RROWN en. w ~~ © me el pe ving rorches lot = » +. 5 het IMMEDIATE | ~ ee oan gy Py au ee as OFFERS THIS SELECTED Liet OF et » acres of ground wit | a Bee . 4.000. cas 1.000 510 Gray av.. 5 rooms: = 80 ~renhs . _hor card oat price. se° NAD 298 © c UNG | ne ‘Room 1131 P eecinent tc Boasnn; | Most Attractive County lat’ in South St. Louis, “SEE US. A b RRODINGER REALTY Co.. av:| 330 Hewths sn? Topms: $5250 -BSTER GROVE BARGAIN “&sseect 2 Sretin KENS-OTTE | the beth ee ‘siecersen ’ LR. Central 6385 rit —e : = ‘iW | . i j ° >} .. cop, “Al: ~~ 3 7 jenton 2S sanchester . 8 Oo = oo ke utiful he ; roo: «= ‘ - ; * —— a , . . 125 get n . ute monte; | . 0. acre of - ee 3 SEPHYE HILLS | ws leck Hin r new: & roon > match: a # f coors throuehy x be wt NGALOW—— 2 cOmee: © 4 te ver, , terms Bee: THIS 'B ARG . hai > rt . : $ . ome on i ~ Nes ~~ a TOMURIDGE AGENCY. 3318 » B “ : _ irae beautiful @ roome « arnest 6 4 Nee. 7 = Richmond p! rth torner Oakview to Whe ton “Station re ako m3 : In Skinker Hgts. we —— ~~, no ne ge 163 Heitenstein: w 8-room Ofick. 4, ater = hehe system: Man- rnace: remarkab faiue, buil ' . = Pa |} ter.. Z-room brick bu iZaiow, reception ha!', 440 Fairy feu s house: owner eavineg i - owner ' Both men bungalow, herd eee. 2500 VERMONT 3 a ’ Ls fi UNG Al — ee ae Sr eS ange a — — - : BUNGALOW—4 rooms an4 bath; 0. | the «pao ] intended to build on his beau- bath, ‘furnace. gas, electric, garage: lot 50x . 7 * we 274. city 760 Central ar Phon Ww ter O735 Reofield, 1 biock south of Me on a . ee ag . | lot (is the no addit on. directiv o o12 ~ pp RO . locks west of southwest terminus - od - ova: 2: ‘ 30: er ss ve en 4 brick cottage of | larwe NGALOW—six-room frame. corner. Cok . 15 acres Sfound. . Peeite t} trance to Wrdown pi.. author- io ty imits car on Oakview fan 8 USES : - Bt NGALOW—New ~ece Pade tric ia co and Main ets... in Jennings; large wt: > ; + og 7 .To0o izes us t sell it at what | paid vi Py ey "Wker str Lois THES ST Tie 426 @ sitet to rooms: 175x: BIG BEND HOME. 7000 roo ™! bath and oO are! eat, =a — on "eee . if sot neat three days. 4 "S500 : lie ' a, eseaae ha ing entiv our hased a ome, ne “2 - . . ‘ be - - e cree. ‘ am o~ “4 ~* a kit ‘henette, i r akfa e-r . tile AND ERSON. STO hard corner, let Sextse A / 12 . , = m. mT * => aa La av.; : imn ai e Lx == s: in u. (“al _— ebeat ; a , j } rool ire : or & ; al ;.- os — “ ~ - , E. Monroe. Kirkwood, 14 rma, | HILDENBRANDT @ NoP! hestnut st. "| geniiig.ferase chicken house. fing yard: JAS. C. MORFIT U7 Chestnut st 1104 for apvotntmen' atic ustengsl ~’@ path and reel, hardweod floors “t 3 Ob - RINKOP, 619 Cm furnace; rents $200 per month. #615 TOW ER dRo 7 FI OR A BI 3963 4 es ™ Ses t if yo ee baths. garage for 2 cars: westnut st. | price _ $5500 half cash: balance — to call Col- SOx4 3 ————___— - — e~ egg Ome — wee = ¢rame r and elec HEO. R. APPEL ee nal Life Rid condition : to call Col af OS ae rd” | SPRIN« IGHTS Aw trust Phone owner, Benton | BU NGALA) 333 2-roem fi om e, water Sissx T STAN nae ane 0 ye Bide saw a $100 monthly; ean be bought wit a andy by ponlew vs @ re - —s.. - P , } A ’ : P : MF. : r ¥ a e ne , i ¥ » iC6& — S, be amall ash nent : aie a s0uU ble = ¥ 2 -_. ~ et rie . mar a A aN & r || Hou sE—6- -room frame modern conven- Home— SSS cCas@ Wiil move you inte 8n © FRED 2 GELAN REALTY o., onry S500 2 ae one vied ere maple oe ~o™ a reg af ° ~ ° ’ a - ; ov n ¥ ¢ ’ TT) . . > wT. " 5 pa: arge a Mo. 1 rooms, beth. | & , CRS Te oot Souk: 35: garage, chicken house. clude interest why aie” diame. ieee >| churches and cars: a bargain . NEW uN = in se’ —o for a br , pe she bSTES t GROVES ’ ; r* S ©.. ge ; _W. w BR: yw Nn 201 Wai nwright Bide e62) 4429 Shae av.: 8 ee ’ en - colon) ric rew)- “ 2 © Pye nic ’ - : wy — ——— ak ES . —~ a" See ve > ‘92 ooms, sunroom, bath 2E3 Pa hectare Chestnut. | RORT. HOUSE—Brick. 5 F eam | heat Beautiful Suburban Home “furnace, sleepitin paren ae wee: | room and idclesed perce Sie . ne exer - ” +t faa] RB} as. rage. lot 50x160: pri 00: 228. Papin furnace, sleeping porch 4406 W allace fieors, bot- Water hegt. . Oe ASEK REA ay £ a ‘ wena _WEBST ER Grouovics 7] Ls " . Agent Ww ebster P k ‘ “Ol LAGE—B reorr - furnace pb ry th and | tures, ef : yer com pleted = . Eri ek- aaa ' ar Clectr cas and garage +7 Milentz into, open today 1 fr , 2 aw orated lien, St. John's grounds: - »* 20.000 CLAYTON “‘tior . eigh+ , : —= : — er ail sections of Ri hmond Heights: Hol sB—6 rooms, bath, f electric and 210 Hawthorne av.: just completed and —_ — 5, aL BERT © 517? ee , —_ | CO rT AG E—IS60 Ob! o; & reoms $4500 Main salen he entra! . ~ a ~) 4 AC ‘E aries car. ; So : _ . . time to +} : a . ‘een ore} . 18 500 1 ep Ala) — Ne iodern 6 rooms: o«. ee masse F s . we built. pr cheap- z , 15.000 hine Tea le a ast ! te oy Sx: : y* rage: “pri ce $6 a 2 -_ 7-9 ym fra 7 | he . ei 350 bushels of coal ’ CUTTAGE—%5 rooms. modern j larme lot: S307 eye -. tage—+ 319 Juniata RE Metis pee, nee ae _ baths, Sa: £ auaene® dene ae -ANK ICKEL REALTY INVESTMENT CO rden: ; a home f $42 ' ": Kindling with thie 6.room frame dwe! taska. Riverside 903 W. : ——— 7 4 5 rooms, bath, electric ligt hn) Robertson. Overland 2 : - jot an or: "04 14.500 TEGETI “> sa) . la ytob. fo 4 ee | C04 Fed jeral Deserve Bank B © . LJ. . S10 «chestnut -_ x: nme\ y! iy decorated: bath. ’ leetri , i COTTA i-k—vg rooms and bath 413 W ¥- : GE I ; a “ ’ re RINKOP a a. : —~ | Fiovsr—__3s 336 house r | an ol water ras oming ie ¢ CHRISTIAN B 619 Chesmne Pal | (seney eve ' > . ~ oy . r 7 ’ baths: Me ‘ ‘ a) ‘ ’ 14.000 i f 4 wd sha ,e1 et, 4 ‘lay — ”-room \ R ARE B ARG A] N . ; ; 4 : ~ . a ; ers idewa! ke 1 } alii . , r “ men ' rn = , terms. Are | « 4 a Fa 500x150: ; terms: ‘ Ps au é “ » an COT TAGE-—4 roome bath. furnace. lectric; ' : oF ¥ ; from Mo. Pac. station: 4 condi! 4255 Humphrey. — > a bis : A ‘f NEW BUNGALOWS .- m, Pasyv good cond) tien = Mod ,@TT) hom e; large lot nea! _ * how). 5020 Gravois Ki nioch Laclede SOO. ee ae P ’ — = ; rr es cert ee, co Lrt REA O.. Cubany 816; Clark and Mor ~ . . . = : " + "> +7 *--* ” ” -~ *? bath. ' os 12.300 wld Mi ii) SOOT, ‘nton JTIW, ae semden con no 1%. = + oe hall, Witmer -ROVES TRUS - n Si se) and on terme = r th h - Emmerson, ) LSh-—.} rooms, and lot; garage; big bar- | ®! at oren a e, tnorougaiy m ene sg hal Sa Ee —————— — . AN LEAL co | COTTAGE—M: dern 4-rvom cottage; 200 Fou «, ‘ SOM ) : — Ts 2 ye 500 ™ : : vt he Clayton. Mo e a Duy in Rj wor Hei TL , — ~ Ft Ct HOU sE— Tv; Moody : : , = . Ren: . 43 DERSON one Manchester. ' S owner. 3° 29 ‘ “aroline at Jos §. Dic Nia ee R. . & 5 " ed E mi ONE LEI - on oii a = Ss, etc... see rT. 4 : I ‘ a = , rie . a a ee ~ - : . om ones rooms ths, 7 TUN HOME. CO. 208 — Wainwright Bide. Olive 1994 soraunt’ on ew oe tin W “ebst t COTTAGE— 6429 Idaho: 5 rooms: $1850 : as ioe nite seore oA. er 4 lot A be $° — eimar 33° aR Wm. Glassman roo ' . - 410.000 MB nega weg APE. — 7; open for in- | 7329 McKAIN AV. Webster 387W. Me COTT. AGE—F or sale or rent: terms. Cabany ©'’TTAGE—G411 Cologne: 3 rooms Path | yj one office i. yt “S00 | | = eee Shines rd. ? hby rd. ian iden ot pe of Hvce utiful new modern 8-room brick ree. HOL S8E—Mod - - — hot ir heat all 20°97. and garage. big bargain. Pr hone’ Lac lede evening. = par kes — - , = ac Is 500 HE « SON REALTY Co.. heing nr f - ee - Let 371i for admission E. SCHNEIDER : ER ARENDE OUTT AGE—Xew roon bath. gua. lec. . i — ~ 8. 50¢ Olive 3188 324 w ainwright _B ig my a a “ Ree pleted; open ge « in- improvements are made; lot 50x! 50; 31000 TT AGEL Wellaien. 5-room frame, water. eee ~ ~ a M. McDONALD RE LAD. . 747 a7 tricity. 60x130. on e* : 7 h “> OTT) res| maidence, n. ' — _ ———— ~ % 4 to Ho Pr RE aT. tee sonable § Wa if cash : 375 p« r mo nth: 436 Tuxedo U ‘ pr 1 @ as, elec tric, bath ; cone rete foun lation: COTTAGE—3 nice large rooms and L ase- ; RRIC 1X HUNG4 @mail cash payment, balan ) a ot water eat; garage acre FER N i SR i. aA 9 CO., 20 ain- 26500 ace are an condition: | 50x125: price $3500! ment room. 4433 Virginia; reasonable: in- 6125 TENNE . ~ oa Oe ground . 7.000 ERGUSO wright Bidg. live 1994. WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO.. Agent quire within 2 a | owner todas ‘ e Hoy - For full "inte ation regard! ng any of |: wy - : ae —_—-— en _ - rm TOMROY. INV E oe ENT CoO., —* oy. - Open from 2 to 4 ~ ™m : “4 fille beth. tron peste and, Easton av, ——) ML a 7. the above residences, call Francis Little of SUTTAGE i oe, See . gor , = T HOU sE—-: 218 Symmons = iiston Theater €. Gl224 Easton av. | Ct "T TAGE—4504 Nebraska av + rooms, | hot-air roy : cellar, furnace. clectric; e es CT ro tele ; . Us . owe . 2 ed } _ SUTTAGE—Three moms: 1 acre eround:' | pwWwanp - “BAKEWELL REAL ESTATE go C5 se COL. Fe 4: $3200. GRAB UNIVERSITY CITY brick } . e 300: “now | COTTAGE —6450 Hobart av.: cleannt beck | beth. ae See reg Re Dasement: $2300; | be seen to be ap : $8500: auick sale, orice oer ee CASE REALTY ¢ r le ° & B. CO. Cabany 3443 TOMBRIDGE 2 tw S ™ Chicken bouse ar rage; 20 ‘Bens, Olive 555 118 th —————— —— BU NGALC Ow —6915 Dartmoutn. v niversity len aie oF ge ryt &- for an inspe 4 rooma, > i, furnace, bath: | a aa ey “S . : : Be ao 22 oa So 3201-03 Her fruit rees and grapes «a! ores ‘| eee TO crn DREN st dern: rooms. in erguson:; City; ov J frange 10: ™ , Water, electric lights, s, di — ® garage. COTT. \GE—6: 200) Idaho; fine, weli-bduy. lt, Both phenes. woiiaiiinaidi ye : look =e over. ‘i take Ferguson and raneter to Florissent | kide a c er : ; ost-Dispatch. cirage- . With our effice. : TRU@T'CO.. Agent ‘mn splendid condition: high corner; lot mi eenee: bath, electric, furnace: brick -OUTH . ' terme y ” caf Ysa off ou Scudder av. See owner. Joe two — Marvin Park: hanc " "edhe a ed . RESIDEN: *E—| rame. 4 roon aree Geraen Marsha! ] lenton : WEB STER me es: O.. gen ; o02125: ads ; pr ce $4550. requires | Street 3 a af 4 BOUENSTEIX REALE cr ar — a - od to t ' - rch: ot, Fi 75’: reasonable. aT a os 77 ee eg . HOUSE— Garden ay. w ebster: 8 rooms. a ; —jR?° ay c ; ace ye — a TAGE —Pira mew; acre lot over , ir acon df* 2 nth ‘tase Ge Wheeler, Wes ley and J “avs “erguson . bri “i ow ~ nlete Sy A room ba Ot-Water heat rd wood TOMROY INVESTMENT CO., ‘corrage— = Mong = 3 re ‘ehany $343" | , : ond! rs y With strawberries, fruit trees, ete yu lot ke St. Charie: hrough) car to Mo vereten City: om block | 7! t. rd, sirowheat ——~ Cm ken mouse, 00k | room Theater Bidg., 62: =* E aston. (c65) BALSON R. & B. CO 26. 71¥,: ee “fower Grove og " or: ell built 1] ve wa he rr . -- ———————_—— © oe fey ah ; ruit: location: yuvenient: k ‘| | Z ay ' sad ust us ij a | e i Treve 7 - house north of ear any i as to “ hite owner ain Guat , ; . ’ . , #622". » 380- Q ick D 3j of po ner moviz . . . Ii tres => ust sell " Wellston price; bargain. COTT AGE—Frame. 3 rooms, teilet, £as, 1302 t® Miers station ‘this is on one f EDWARD GOCKE. t Agt.. 721% » Chestnut. | i © KIRKWOOD oO a sao —- B see me for pri all particulars ~ ——— | water. Segtttc ; ‘in good condition; price | ———— el Delmar bs eine emmutation ti . , WNGALOW—tix saan: i - - | BU NGALOW—! niversit) ity: 2 Wal- KENXT -J ARV x, -06 Chestnut st. HOU SE—Pargain: 6- room: aa 60-ft._ lot; _$16: . 521 ° Te mmesse av... See owner. | 46° > son Sek south 3 blocks. A. A. Foster, owner , A SEEN FRAC - — floor, strictly medern; building about £ ais teem ore “a . Webster 3x7 W. eras SOUR ood condition: $300 cash and easy terms. | COTTAGE—4. room brick; modern: garage: Way a x con Will give any easy terms within reason. — th = premy Dungalow of 4 re ee ee Bath years ; mice big porch acro rent o ie. i amen ing: lot 50150. 1 HOU : . v.. Webster: second | ____.. SIDEBOTHAM, 6109 Easton av. immediate possession ; bargain; $3400. + Al, ravois: iit B-t-cere. truck ne mile to city oh ay at if ge : en “Sook mi. = on tuiiding: hardwood ficors. hades, screens —aGGe) emai ha twood: om very ee’ uth ef Newport av.: 8 rooms: a «4 sE—1 540 Valle av.. 5 omg and bath, | 2335 Michigan t tc. a a ; _ aie : orcnh. Mai it e Uiil-in ” es " ¢ . _ > ' . om “ta " ets _ _ Sve rs ¥ Csi . " ; , = ar = ram condition: “as Sene es . '¢ . . - im/te, 5 Dy) oe Ke to street « or line. S600 « up. Just the lov Nest place you can picture Come ~ ar Lact eV wey yg ii = " ! ; : co] pussess! on. ‘Phone YV vdown ne f ot _ con nience: all im i a! L. first ; eee NG. 2h C UtTy 36 “a CUTT. AGE—8 rooms. electric a and as all osben | BU: SAAL ow TAROAT cH ‘Ss H. biss. 1636 Melaren av. Colfas Out to see our pretty ungalow. We're go- a! es on Diete oy . x _ you ¢ ‘ OO: ee rovements: raze of », Gurcz bosses- . > ~~ aI “ ere TE oy “ imprevemente« made; 3023 Texas: exes 0. oo TAFT A 1AGS a. P ri ; al : a ing to have some relatiy ‘ ' wi 2 us and “Te . " mrent | rs ty. Box : Be he 2 . : 3 _— ns: owner moving ~* ‘on av G (> HAMMEL. e 36: 30 » 3 Broadway. . ae. ge LIF TC sant ee ae * tile ‘LA T= 8925 Spencer vp! 4 and oS rooms, | need a larger home ; reve eur Car BRU is - Bee at TY CO 42°? Grvoi _i¥-3- ae ‘ost-Dispatch. ” ST Y Ry Is “06 Cheatnut «ct iXDt STRL AL, SITES : Well aoe, of Easton COTTAGE— Modern 5 rooms, hot be ae 3 cE A ~~ lower Yloor vacant MmMeciate PoRseession: ro Trenton ave... Walk west 1 blo *, and then - — = eS = == ¢ “Se : KENT JARVIS, we Sees oe 1. ox 370; price $55, VO”0: and 190x he 34: 20 ; } Well-b My a is ns co WL RANCH—I Ox150; — Fer- to 2nd howse west FP. Feltmeier, o% AVES! rooms bath. garage. par fs : pat from Delmar, Webster 337W 400: pr: ~. $20,000. ; _Heari. tta | “th ideal ns eee. Sa large : a * pn ha e 4 EDR RER AREND REACEY. Gra vot, UWL RANCH—Lot 2504150; near er- _— . . . —_- y ke ry improvements: 76 west; will - m ¢: enie TOMRO NVES rie s tc) | Dow a : “ Bon eile ? hv a ute, drive mut Olive &t rd to } 4 £if) ‘*~ sum wil) handle Bed a — > > 4 = RES DE NC E—s rot ms Aree 0 oniy } R OY I E TMENT ( o> ' > on re ee eee aa. a eity; - Ra ms one ro cheats $i! som a bare rd. north eo Wavac po ‘ , ‘ ; aie Sao “" BR) ia ai de. » igi -s. Ost - ispatcbh : ai $1900. half cash Oa Wai nwright B! ig. . _Wellston rhes ter B) dg... 6224 _Easton | ar. ' Cote Delor st.. . hew 4- room cot- ' Fag his © today. leaving — ” Th WG: \ LOWS © tent Genin es west 1 block and north 2 blocks. urn HOUSE—544 s ~- Kirkaweod: al ix | bOs i—Owner ry rifice OO0-foot jot in Uni- RESIDE NC E—3: x rooms. modern. frame: a!] + re CASH, BALANCE EASY. _$37 oF ) electric arcu PR wo perce JOS. F. DIC KMANN R. E. &O.. . . 4 'B r. / a. ne N west. rooms be th hot-wate . ‘ a versit y City “ill hand 7) le, balance ° mid) itn 641 a 4 ¢ = 70. Roman trang, 105 Chest tnut. ee — B : TOM oY 7 EST ME ? &p.. | we ee rma. bath. hot-water eat. hardwood B... Ry - aan m ; jot (Ox1S0; near car : s .. #-room frame bungalow: = gone . WONDERFUL . BE NG * ) §816-20-24 &. Comprén av, dbeautifu Vellaton Theater Hide 224 Easton ay. | er ACRIFICE floors: 130x303: close Street cars and = aoe 2 -biapat eat n ‘rool and churches; ‘price rea- re in a ] ” COTTAGE—18xx_ Michigan; 5 rooms, hot- 4044 Wrenn: rooms, é ) ; piate. 5 large rooms and ——— a. d Ne Fs trains: quick possession: price $6500: terms. LOT—7Ixx Pershi MS av.; 40x140. $50 p per son direct w ». owner. 720 Dale; MECKEL REALTY INVESTMENT Co.. vater heat. hardwood floors; only $4000. | hardwood | pe wil wrasse N16. n, motern: ” eicvand 1 My beautiful, new, 6-room bungalow, be- a il is. 706 Chestnut st. foot. CHAS. 43." HENNINGER. | a@v.. We aster Groves __604 Federal Reserve. -Bank Bide. AUG. H. GERLING | R. CO. ~ 819 Chestnut. —-- mod, ween Webster and Kirkwood: equipped with! __‘ebster 35. RM ee Olive 5549 806 ( “hest nut Tr ae hare modern G.c000 » | COTT AG ES—4645 Varreiman, brick; 4214 ° ¢, ate ‘an _7 % be rs er © hag -- Ba every possible comfart and convenience re- KIRKW Gul} HOU SES—C hoice ios, ac Lc IT—50x107 feet or To e ay. 1500 — RESIDE NCE—I io & ms Ww sdern oak aie IM oe E OSSESSION | Bates st. and 5218 Gresham: fra rame cot- | Al LBERT wiser eg ere: tile ba aw eoe 5: ; . | Sardiess of expense. I must sei] and — et tracts. Jas. Db. Clarkson, Kirkwood. Mo near Delta st 1. City nit » | venience with good-sized let: owner 6438 . Fos m frame. water, | _t@ges: corms. _ Room _ 301. Fullerton bldg. | a i ae purnees; garace Forest 3439R. tc) it go for considerably less than it cost me Inquire "4032 2A re oa =. OF de are mall h r fiat in the city s and el ic h; price $2 a | COTTAGE—3_ as, bi (“SEE Us" for bungalows OURE—ae —eod. 6 rooms, well located. price Box A-235, Post-Dispateh. ‘ ——_—— —_ — — —————- = juire at 4 xington. Price $90@. _ pi By — sma L. ~~ Sa , = it ~ AR = lectrter “tae brick, er ae hall, Bevo Mill. district; our ) Ie > . balance easy. BRING YOU : > . 4 Aare. se oe e 1] Te or enc eo . is oT client Lé ay ust Seli B-foot $s in Univ ersity a ‘MILTE'S ‘S He RGER. 14 N | Water. , : lot 50x125: “s real _ 5040 ‘Ray. . urnace heat 30 ft. front. | termes a om ora os x Rear tT eo. ‘921 Chestnut Pertiant Overiand Orany other good car as a first rook Country >: memes! ad mee oe ~ ey (Ot; worth $40. Box ¥-325, | Re MIL ” aon | Varesai U “RKAMP. . 6211 Easton av. — — | . AAS : : —— 0 payment on Kirkwood Country (ub bienty of fruit Post-Dispat a. ferson rd.. -f = —————- T'TAGE—3; 502 avois. Ls "T N jG ALON 2 small rooms: electric, | my splendid 6-room bungalow: has water and shede H. W. Phi lip Kirkwood 557 —— = == = ae aeeeeeeeeeerecnenn st ed ENCE- ~ ; —~ “+ rd he a Bee oF ft ' maa 3315 ‘Caroline; 4-room frame; =e 2 Sear SS - : SOU H ‘SIDE BU GA : 70x125. 3000 Council] | electric light. gas. 3 blocks from new con- ~ a. ae RES—$700 CASH — | iu T—$225 cash will buy equiy in Univer- , Svery convenienc: hor Water heat AUG H GERLING R. CO., 819 Chest 4855— Goethe, . Me ; ' 4511 GANDFORD RD. drove av.. Pine Lawn . | Crete road. on a good cinder road: drive out Wir of : C a Sit} ay sot, owner must sell; wi'l sacri woe 4 chrougheut rge sleepin BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES — ae eeeceet. | - c iovae - a i oT Rt. Charles concrete road to La: kland a thin ity limite of Kirkwood: dandy 2- fice pe equity Box Y-37 0, P.- D ot agg ‘OOTS ad out be od ep ing FOR SA COTTAGE—3. room frame and bath: elec- Fi ve-room brick, etc.; _ Five rooms. fur | treen: cheap.” 1943 Pune 7000 | KO West 1 block to Baldwin av.. then south |7°°™ ee + » S006 | LOT—Baredin: No rth University ie: tett ce on is is a Sne home a ee ———_—__—— ——| g'ric. cemented basement; doube warage; Chines: all improvements; shade trees: cheap. 243 Purcell, VU SPring; Uitadie I * Price as ty Cc ; lo an inspection i ' $5000. Hiverside 7937R oo Car: a oe = today. west on Page yyy oat | * B. Creve Coeur ele: tric li ne. 2500; easy mont! . 4. yer 11, iylie ay Will sell to high- ae EBSTE R GROV ES TRUST ¢ 'O., AGT “OTT AGE i nh tc) ouse. For —— : a pee 0 o ) zo . heas est bidde luri tober =)- ' — “or : — © — * ‘ WiUsh—Pf rame rooms, light, water, gas EDWARD GOCKE, Agent. _721% Chestnut. — ae _ O21 Chestnut st. a — ' ber: cost san re TREMBLEY-WiILSON BE GaL C Get ‘ ot = ss : Tem, 4, COT TAGE—Four Fooms: . warage: see tiled floor; marble ki ain S bath siate roof. lot 4501 tering Box . - 26, Po =T -Dispatch , oo and Manchester car lines ; ~ 7s } ' -~StLOTY Stu U, wg room aa le bath.” mod- N\ } — poe . fiers: , opewe ~~ . * i> » _— a ~~ 2 xi. 3554 Aga lew av. ANN lights, furnace. Zaradce: tot ’ , ‘ a avn id up-to-date: 100x148. beautiful |; ——— ES es IE: OS = ee ~. -. ee OSES, NOt | JO F. DICKMA EB. Co. | day es es 3149 PESTALOZZI ST. : I : til _~ ‘arge porch; let 120z/ 3114 .. Grand. Sidney 53° Victor 38, |G. kL. L.. _ZIMMERER, 608 Po j F —— slate roof. furnace hewt, | ee ~~ Sis ot ana 4 reom Obrick-stucco. in | By +. \ ; , UNIVERSITY © TY "Ihe awn, large porches: basement 7 itle 7 ity 3] ~— " ~~ se pape ‘ ' 301 Clarl , , Greve is test ; "4 a! — — ou er xx Yale av.; modern 9-room brick, w! . ark av.. ‘ Saat ane tae ee eee ntry home. Big Bend and Quinette ras. n 9-r00m a> nama | the eitduesmaten home that people are look- 6719 Scanian av.: brick: 6 rooms. mod. Bet ere: Winnebago, nice 4-room | 6-Room F Bun # Ben eK ARENDES . nas 10 Graven —$.__ =~ —— = — = ee ee Set OE ge ~ ee ee ~ Wate Te Peru @ Py @ )enx tricity lot 452135. bar- : ] ARG E .? ‘ . ° + a » — tr Be. mMmarb e = nk; made = : - ' rm Or ar Pes (wr Hril! " 7 . i= as res ov @T loo kj neg 4 iture Country; price t : : OF) > ve lar 2 Ss) leep ne rs -. ii. > v Zz »OrmM h -w *» ”» ; ; . e e* wa 2 i a4 fi vr ™ e; , oO tail. -. & [a Ay T ng. : S-room residence. ardwood cease met al 2m fleor: modern tlle beth: 3 2a: ne ay hot-water heat; double 2 “) KA AMP, 216 Wainwight __Olive 3 3: 242. "ny lot : ho uses. farms and fine bu ild- aY.. ey r XU A "TY 4 “" * 6 ri —in througho it. splendid arse Cc omplete home: Price $5"° "50: terms. Ouage; = Besse: excelien ; ‘ ical SE—New 4-room frame. one biock “fro: . ‘e lote (cH2) roems. iving- — ‘ feet iong: beautiful 6938 .: # rooms. electricity; va [on of o | t condition ; — $2100 Ferguson; immediate possession: N OR M A N DY Six-room house. 100x148, only $3200. thee MAGNIF I¢ ‘ENT HOME lawm, f: mt and ck, with ee ce lawn: REEMA 150; street mad terms. See WM. APPEL. Agt. ; P we. GERLING REALTY oO., |. We have 7 lots left of the oric! nal 17 tn saree-r ~My _.Gra vets. - , tf Ang r : ‘a rot erty ‘ ry iu sf 9 Usines ‘ al | , y - . r Cabany Yooe G2 LILLIA Easton ay. : Nort ram ly tirove, there are s Pun faliows in ee vera) emai] eX . burt tre tor weil’ Iuproved, ; » 69° °5 De! mar: ] rooms + bat hs, hot- water to «move to city: cheap “ $12 7 ‘ge tee | } | COTTAGE —1308 8. 1 by EOS eae brick. ; Two bl C ot cm; 10x f course of construction; the remaining lots ar . cr / Heat, lots of closets: beautiful w ~odwork: sacrifice cor. uick sale at $9000 B , He ] P © . rovements made: | oc s - “ts + —. modern frame. steam heat. priced vie to 20 per foot for oak _ sale. - 5 cal te aaa aera, KIRK WO a. TR ST /&. v. rh suse ce mplet a in ev bos ter ae "eS mG jern bunga! ow tre ° nate . rooms: fies for — fami dies: $500 cash wil j 4 = JJ AY a as. ’ ; ‘ ‘ tric a furnace eS PriceaBOS ~— ———s anes :. formeriy priced : 7 O09; A fo SU. 46 : . FOO ; . Y ; AND—oOn Fiorisea: t rd sw scres, also 16 | $7000—EASY TERMS P2058 . ; oe site Mo. Pac « ion. ic CHOICE UNIVERSITY CITY HOME make an immediate sale k st ~ Pennsylvania means : Al. BERT WENZLIC K. 1010 Chestnut. nT 85 ra) acres, With house and barn A very. attractive home at S721 Sylvan J ; } S07 Chestnu “. Tay! ; a7 RIDEBOTHAM, C108 Raston pl. in Kenwood Springs, being just off the BUNA! Matt brick: 6 rooms, tile bath. arleton ‘Av. and Ha nley Road fe tN ae 322 Newport, 6 Fr r rooms frame: 2! ! R250, cesta peas um ric: tile bath. furnace. | ‘Pp sale, 6-room brick: wowty | -AND—i5 Sores fine farm jand at Patton- | Natural Hridge ra. and one block to the hot-water heat. sleeping 1 cellar a- Eight-room : —_— ; Slo PE ‘VOT Sherry an rame... “a> electric. 3935 Winnebago: improved Street: and painted; vacant; Mo., iocated on Fee Fee rock read, Kirkwood- Ferguson car lin “la rege front —! . ogee = cee tp 1. - Ss ome vw h. Ede frame Sty tion. ; | Pa ~~. Cherokee line: ; ——e Sa- _L, . A. OTTENAD, : a y= Randred feet south of the St. C) porch, tile Path, hardwood floors on i interior ———— —_——_ =! = ; nton 167 owner f inspection on + Lises — Ss sueG, & . ~ Soe - r : resem. “OES -_OWner_ cn premises. 7 . Tar ri) read, Which is now poncrete ite entire | finish. ponte got — pees fot, with big shade, BUNGALOW—7 roon ail mr dern conveni- | ELSPE RM. iN & LEONHARI p | ess, noni — aes : bh 5 rooms: ’ 8 CUT TAG E—Modern 5-room brick and garage. wae” FINE BU NGA lometh, Street cars wibiin 38 minute walk. | trees ences, £arage ani cKen house 6iLS 213 Internationa! if | PAP IN & TONTRUP, 626 Chestnut st See or phone ‘ aoe 4051 Phillips av.; furnace. ry Oath. elec- 3642 Hydraulic av.: 4 i! idg. : 4 tric: improved street: lot 45x125: price rea- Grand av. 6 rooms, tile Dath. This land c subdivided to g0ocd ad.- FRAN oy “PERRY: *RUPH, _103 N Sth t. | Warner ; -orne P nnsylv nj a . ——— | buy = = ton 2006R : a FOR QUICK SALE | WALTER JONE C0. 618 ¢ “hestnut. _ | sonable: terms: Cherokee car J Phillips. ood flogrs try BUNGALOW —Modern 5- room; terms $500 | COTTAGE—4440 Vista av. rooms, brick wee J. WHOL SOW AY R. *. On, pet acre. ertns to = Benton c) REAL BUY rod Mi'ee| BEAUTIFUL HOME |itxcatowmvrenrosim mime Owner Leaving | ~, Rest BUY Pow Gcick sare — : ax bida., PAV EST MENT eae Oe ” electric and cas, Cement ~a fur. , jences: strictly modern; lot 168x235; large wpsh. balance monthly Apply 3255 Penn~| with gas, water, ete.: lot “20x130 Wrin. | » ourly bidg., 4th and Locus IN SUBURRs | Mace, new roof, newly decorated, screens. U niv ersity (' ity Oak trees, shrubbery. electric and steam | _*Y!vania. ___fe)} tum street, price $1500. F. WRis-| 4625 LOUGHBOROU 3 roads: one of mee residence sections: make BU NGALOW nf rooms: ‘steam “heat. sleeping _BERG 1004 § 8. “Vandeventer av. — | “a » Jn Northmeor Park. on - Forsythe | “Keith Inch,*’ just north of Mid! land Val-/| shed. driveway. fruit trees. grape arbor, | eet * 40 per foot. ‘ley Country Club. Modern and handsome whita porcelain one-piece sin treet m de: ] an offer. 433 Woodlawn av. .. Webster Groves | porch; $0700. 7425 Ga | COTT E—3310 sconsin ; Te TI . 806 Chestnut st. residenc twelve () lot SOx1! 50; bergain if sold at anes: oe = Qui ck sale wanted on home of an elev Ee, Sits. must sell this week. Coil __ GEO. HRU Ska oN 7th st. . mean “kitchen brick. bath, ' lee. | “ich ~ Page. half-biock | baths, electric ‘ | Will show you through. 7353 Elm. Maple |é/ rooms, sun parlor. 7107 Per-| ¥: ’ tome el | BU NGALOW—Have | nice bungalow, 5 rooms. | tric: bi ; a you must burry. | berth 4 rooms, bath. |® finish throughout, wood. G. V. HALLIDAY HOME. nice | easanad DOERFLING RR. CO., Jefferson & G eranit mt, large porches, r '@ features; three acres COTTAGE—S ro - 6 mo | shing av. ; hardwood tloors, tiled | A rare opportunity to purchase a 7-room N-55 ee: uss sel 8 le. Box | =— ———e —_—— — water, rooms. re eption h- ) = eotunutationtickete’ care from | 1 ith Just a a “Tastia Money CO AGE—75 — —- ie ee above. Lot, 106x160. Owner o0s vas § unnyside . cima 4 e ster _ lot $0x135: must sell to close eitain wig, DAB: | pered: price $3600; easy payments. Owner | BRIC K CO ' = 5 rx 25 > _ yep - aby 2° » > Sara x file for YT Avg Mange. owner, | ms Tanwead ts Choic ' of : Gi OR aa an . a hiw = 7340 FSaet 7 w ill show premises. Phone Cab. | showers, _Sleeping porch; _heat ed garage . un -66A S. Compton. | hone coh. Wa Nee —_ : | j TTA WERTY—Heautiful pict "50 > Fa. ( e oor ung: ws . , are EEA ri vr) - nn y A. room bric amonamig rl ake nit of soon. Ei ee ee. | eee ‘/any 82. EDWARD J. JUTZ.| 7820 GORE | ET AGE + Mgomas 5 cies good soll; ane chicken and outhouecs, lot SOxfSs: price si | of ‘Broome and Tecestiom Bal aries or r nd ~~ : saeSi Al » ’ i » oe’ | he lades ; . ‘ s 2. 7 . - } S° te “rirrys. & “ ot . »- pr cf a ’ : fraine cottage. Goncrete basemen: ——— city convenience: sifspily locates: y room, $200 00 cash, lanc of Sisco in 324 International Life Bldg. | P a joa tans = h, bath, | “iT eii'e BUss, 1636 McLaran av. office. EST ST. LOUIS TRUST Co., pn Rn te coer pe gt land all arive out Natural “Bri dge — take Kirkw 7 Tf Ys : Pare ve ne - . » — s 5. Ne rac ae , ' _— . + tet -| — of’ . -_— -— For ett ~— os ——-"orewee Sarah . seaaion. Dermescn cir co Bee - ood - M iOR 740" RE. AL TY « o Olix Ce 5038. ‘ =_— Td OGeW, 1 Olire inwright Biers. - HOU SES—Two 7-rooa wa ater, », Fas. - electric ; | COTTAGE—4 6 .. G-room frame. er will show Wetieten Th } 22? . BOTT 7 REE RE EAL. .T r = O 491 + Delmar. j ‘ 7 a wt iy: Mate ee ste ot e . 6 s. lot 50x125 ; pric ‘? $1635 eso cash | on lot 50x140; aM aoe ementa made. c Rr. MIL “ster Hidg.. G2UL4 Fast ”™ av. —_ —. ; 4nda Maplewood: four WEBSTER GROVES WHAT comes a! ter oe rent for 10 vears? ' PEASOR’ SEALTY CO., 5980 Easton | One shade trees; ges; low price. RESIDENC ss a pe Tankdnnen "oo Bungalow Bargain, $5500 ind four rooms, at ie, Water, gaa. electric = ves 2 Ger a notice from the landlord to vacate, | _Cabany 6595. i ila (e)| See BE. F WRISBERG. aT004 5S. Vandeven- Y ecke]- F evdt-E \ eme@n rd.. St. Louls County ; & rooms. 1132 No rth and South rd: he block south ~ : ae. iy I Pe iage trees. t a Owe ~UY Euc lid av... We bster: 6 b nen fy 1 2 ; rents. it we re ur poms on i | _ter av. Sia ae ; th. water: 1 acre sround, suitable for ©f Manchester rd.; practically new: 5-room 1. Hipec “Bis tne t ae eee KOTSRE AN "s SO1, 722 Chestnut. Mair = = mi ul SOUTH _COTTAGE—5 rooms, brick, owner will — BRICK Be — tor. road and club house ur Tpoee : at a brick bunga.ow bath. furnace, electric: we!] —— : ees =e : ‘fe Bi Seam heat; strictly modern. 3956 Con- COT’ ' AGE—Frame 5 bath; all con- 417 : m2 ‘eieanetenes mace street: ‘ ; , ss os I EN > ‘ ‘ moc rn. ri = Mi: 7 ee — 2Ol-Wat : Pea ft. al : lar - + 7i ” cash , { ~ OCOD NTY Hi¢ »M E. 000 — TT " . lot , re i Rc K STU OCOen= A og snap 6-r : 4] : im. Webst er Qcomen lot vx >; nect Jicut, ie ae es ied (c) veniences. et ne: §, soome brick garage. 4757 ad . bath. hot water heat r + 000: "$10" ” lant av.; 7 rooms, garage: all con- BU NGALOW—New frame. 4 reoms, with Terrace av. See owner. 6000 Uravou, 1 Ke car oer ; Modern; half acre Dea. t t “ oe. Fae Iw » De lent y fruit. Webeter L1OOBW. oO} ic id sid mace ceonvenientiv } : 7 $85.00 00 a my includes interest. Key Veniences: oven today bath elec ctricity: lot 690x142 2: sheds. poultry _bi lock _horth. ' : -s —s ' . 5 ‘ } 4 » ‘ © ‘ oo , 7 ~ td o Ww. W. BROWN, 201 Wainwright Bide _ ce ee and terms , WEBSTER: GR VES TRUST CO.. AGT l b ane ————_time_ payments. 5032 8. 37th. COTT. AGE—3310 Minnesota av. 4 rooms, tile bath, | , : — : aa Bi cer cott © > GALUW—New 4 roome. bath. e! lectric cK, gus. Anarene: garage. brick str Price only | $300 CASH tf. 4 BUNGALOW—7 rooms, bath. furnace ~ ° fen ace, siate roof: streets made. 4443, Siley: ‘berga . ee eeeee BY. rage. chicken house. 223 Chestnut 805 CHESTNUT, _ Gannett TEACHERS’ INV POT MENT co a a Ollve 1607, Laciede 60 6 Chestnut. e-RUST REALTY CO... 816 Chestnut. | 4- ROOM COTTAGE oan any site priced rime ' n | _Webater Groves eri ee = == _ «BUN NG ALOW—4431-35 35 Neosho. 2% blocks Louis Tesntenestiar, % = Gravo. tust vuMmpleted. & room, ‘Be THE KLDS A CHANCE Pw 8610 Lenm av.: new f-room cottage. with tein Sr. 7344 _Manchester BU NGALO \W—507 Marshall av | bung A BRICK BUNGALOW . th, hot-air heat fixtures. screens COTTAGE reception hall, 4248 Wiesetian, & bse ‘orice om. We can Stil or $0 Tare its ale oad a, Glee’ | FOR psidences ota a) sermon oe "Bias “Ramen geese: || , ste est. Rick hl : ‘he Lake line and st. | WA! LTER tL JONES R. E. CO.. 618 Chestnut tae in Mani: O ricinity. : t. Olive 3242 or Ww cpater. Ris | 5 = COM. OR OR AND DERBY AV. | BUNGA?! LOW —Banuti a ee ia G h with ti it coments rene of, hardwood floors, gs a Der month snd tater | BU N G ALOW Ss 734 CTY ge , BU NGALOW— A nost charthi 5-room 5 rooms. bath. furnace hardwood cee un Boren wis Sarma Sade *E 40. snd she fe eee: Corner ict. 20x either ‘office Z . oan _— perfect ery detal!l: orated, io for 2 ' nace as Karage. easy terms. 5937 Ar- o ae & — shade ggg Vp k eer ind. Morearford — ~_ or we, au ~~ — > - te a ee a _— ee — TOMROY INV "es? MeN a and interest. | = ARD heen Agent. 21 & eieten oes SACR — x all of evenings ord. m — a ree , ; ¢ - ) , 2 ‘ ee et ON ah iio . . pine? b E RENT ! LOOK AT THESE conve Arh Flor. e4 on a avie: os ry tore WE"STER GROY "est TRUST CO” Ac ACCOUNT LEAVING CITY ° i | 6 rooms, bath, “ “@ nice roome and beth wae and ei rit ney © LE V E LA ND : : ¥ - you | ’ ‘ oO urea ema . ae... ee BUNGALOW —¥ = en - | $1500 CASH NEEDED. PRICE $4500. oF." on si ide ‘pretty home; ior eran ‘oid ~=basement For price and card. ' : COMPARE PRICES 1 wrems, 1nd screcae: only $6500, = nea S: eee a tea h- |] MORRIS AACH R. CO. 326 Chestnut hrough. 4329 Taft. “ill show you kt SBECHER. MEIRK Es OTTEN BU NGALOWS | + 7 4 ; aq) 380 ND ER = iN. 32 M he , 2 Kitchen ri $3 eon ; "; — ster Dt 800 terms, Take a a — : NGOALOW_—a&, uthamptor: rey rooms ail as i aS 7 * § Broadway. ™ _ ‘ GET OUR TERMS Benton 243 Sunday ' Shene Benton 137 ) Meramec car to Marshal av. in Webster sur n ' ms, . WORKINGMAN: Inquire 1012 Dalton av ~ =—x ; : improvements, mear chy rehes schools: har- CO TTAGE—4. room brick. a3. foot ler a'reet gain for cash: terms if Gésired Teiephone nude; take Bellefontaine car to 6800 MR. : COZY HOMEY BUNGAI OWS |, 8-teom trame k bl. Webster: 2. |//] rAL cas. Water. sew. BU NGAI DW—40F ixedo bl OW 2 ' R } 67 7 | ; | ers. sidewalks lot “33x 133- mivy $2950: on story fra: Po mM Fg Bei yo. ree Waa nee ne ae Zrest to A ey Seg ne work south h | Located Poti hat if Diock of the, south cary terms, ANDERSON. 7289 Manchester.| garage. Ne akactis cut ‘to Se000, 3S ae ATTRA CTIVE | BUNGALOWS—New 3 rooms, gsiate roof. 3646 Blow See owner. of ane wOne tile 0a the Manchester line a BROWN REALTY | mica 24% Sunday phone _B sesen 1972, corms: if not sold will lease -after this ne |; ,laree attic strictly modern: 3 car lines: HOMENSTETN REALTY CO). 6428 Michi. | Me sink. large m tod rick Streets, a!) @; th gan. Riverside 291. Laciaie 165 ~e See t os ey. Ant! ‘to @ parish; — = R : fhe ware tor. ee Fico: ; B a - } | er ea Sal “Me 625 Chestnut st i EW BUNG GAT OW "400 eokult “Open today 2S COTTAGE—6-room brick, electri h. f ts RiwtiAN Re AL Ws. _ 10th ana Chestnut a. tter Than Renting Five-Room Bun alow H BUNGAL 6 rooms : | L ' BU NGALOW—1- Story. every convenience - hace meilern in ¢ ee ich =e ig. Ch wu pivot. N. $25 4 | New 6- Room H I S Wear Dest section of “ ebeter y zis Ht i ke ge =e t 2 AT aA oven — e one ~ ' = 2 Frew aif tad SORTS wn emg 3027 BARTOLD AV. ||) Why war tent chats £7900. literal Seems | || 613 OAKWOOD = |), Hex inh: cise. to hatpreunds:“acn't Seer piace ie on Gasthe, tsi hac, See 5044 Tennessee 1 1S YOUR OPPORTT | é | ‘a3 | BU NGALOW—3 rooms ail on ery .*"y_and Gravots: i ct ; conveniences. 6300 Naru , Su : new. @-room bungalow: ail con: he | ‘Tesd: then one block eouth. See m parior, stucco, tile and improvements .feedy td move in: lot | Af Five rooms and sunporch, NGAL Ow—-4468 Itaska av ception hail teath hort “water heat, elec- roof, tile bath: furnace a : $500 cash. bal - nl ‘Fe 8S SFRAS Cts PERRY H.102 Narn _ heat; lot 40 995 | KE? "meta eogpes =. ‘. tile bath, hardwood floors, ’ - bot SS 5 owner _jiving out of city | e ipl city couven- | TWO REAL BARGAINS _ ~é Property [| wee & sao aaseas a fruit cellar, sereens. and |, THOMAS F. ‘PecHAN. 2043-26 3. 2th st. bath: modern; well le can be reached by Meramec NUT, 2: 3. Webster “Groves? roan, ££ BUNGaLow — 7 rooms aod gun parlor: or ge , --—- poe | ose th. a iii] xturés. Large living (| briek. riwood floors through- ‘HOC SF—4 rooms $616 Mecklenburg oFn: will divide ' to ouft. | py oe ane $4000 dx 0 Chestnut mae : furnace, gare ; = 2 | Three rooms. un ished bath, large base. Highlands car. line to Bar- H mi. ‘ Ne ae ; -" ood k f jest being finished. Us" for bunga to B. Milton av. wa'k WW : : - cores (nt Gana Weteaees to fourth 1 just sounpldinls can make etc. in old ivory. Convenient and Se ot al ——_. _ | i BUNGALOW —Forest ax and Nashville. s @ 5020 Grav: GELAN R ve f VINITA TERRACE | , terms; open for inspection. | COFTAGE Pe ks roome, bath; modern | |//| Lot 60x185 ; ; teeta ner L wT , ~ ' : : : _* RUs : to street cars and trains. | | porch. $3580. tormat*#e, Foome. : tTté abl coi a | DYAS- SCHELP. throughout; garage. fruit trees; 50x137 ‘aol DICK EN ‘ 4to 6 Ma: ir ee COTTAGE 63300 7 IMMEDIATE PORSEXSTON H _— | ° arket 44-8. av.. @-roem cottage beth. | BUNG ¥ J ECIAL BARG ery pret! y >. room and hath bung —_ IL DEN RB R AN DT & —e eT ] 2804 648 Ma rehal! . ay ‘ Ww = a» 90) - i li ie een eee al $3300 - ° a tare peren lot, So = | % WEBSTERGROVES | sexextow=ass- ¢ F recrae, Seccption "Ba | MAURE MERE AP ED EST erer wr | , S301 5. Brondwar: - — ae _ South eee ey ec.. ail made: price bot “165; take reve NOBI E R. CO.. er eS rd.. go one block south - COTT AGE—Six rooms hot-water heat ae modern brick of 7 rooms, reception hail. . at 5S rooms and She ' te bungaiew. 615 Chestnut St ae —- Guedes nts are made TRUST CO., Agt. nie pe OT = oe. oe. ogee aareme fee | New. BARGAIN — | ry on BOu ca z ores. tie bath: haat weet 8 alia jie R -MBHRKEN NAD | wae most be ean oe TRUST CO.. Agent. 0008 8 Brecdeey | Lat ~" terme | day. ae Ltr

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.. | SUNDAY, SALOWS AND COTTA - OCTOBER 16, 1921. as 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages Flats, Apartments, Residences F Sale Tod ’ ’ ’ es or e ay. FOR SALE : OWS AND COTTAGES ws SOUTH a i. SF COR SALE | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | — BUNGALOWS. AND COTTAGES | @UNSALOWS AND | “ S COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND OR SALE FOR SALE | FOR ——_— FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE’ FLATS, APART ; a MENTS. FOR SALE FLATS, APARTMENTS. FOR SALE easa ANN AY. Oe 7T Outre so ve SOUT ) es SOUTHWEST WEST NORTHWES | NORTH | : ‘ SRD PE ae Orme 5 tJ ‘souTH (otlage ul oom y $500 ' “alte ti ; bath and . -= s. ’ 7 , BRINKOP 64a’. eel 4538 MICHIGAN AV. S718 Sousa NPY COTTAGE. ~~~ | BUNGAL ; , ; - “ ; : — Imm: 1 ATE POSSE, BSION . ag A —_ tage: all conven porch, gas, oon av., 3 large rooms, large hall 422. New: 4 rooms and -reception N : B *) rk | HUNGALOW | TIN, R 1131 from Tower Grove car, $2400; teri ab ag x BU Narn Marcus. ne or sungalow 3419 ABNER PLA otic eeble: 1800-05 Victor: bath, elec- FLAT—Doubie; 1308-08 iia Aw i”) uN. on ‘ i I , eA ; ( ’ rox ~ ; 21 . iu, herokee i > . ' ¢; re ~— ‘= _ Aen. & J137-: . ‘electric, ntinrieg am ~ a Sentral 6383 Pierce B! Ryan penton 1°7 terme. The Fee 2 “busine onal WHILE - ae ‘ — —. veerw ry, Bone _ furnace Fm: me cottage. 3 rooms. LAC KE rat — ; ~. Moving Co family. of ax rooms, Tesi a. See - Modern , ety oom flat, tite bat at office Can ~ om , = 955 sa K real well Duilt b ot ae ane dest huv aA} 'OHX MoMEN AMY , " ae any m doubie, $10,500; terms r” tile bath, reception ball first floor, ae room brick im fiate, large roome; wef. Cottage of 3 large eT. — ee - ne one, A REAL = md k 1000 to "si 200 more and Ns aay a voms for S000 all mo palate ¢ bl.; 6 Vacant; to close ety 553 Bittner ¢.: a oeticher, 2315 8. Jesterson. rear oma, tte Daten, re 7 ve atl — house, only $8500. oniy $3500, “Ss ee ts Ns. bath, elegant electric Hxtures, screens, AT A At BU NGALOW remanship does not compare ie a alain h is nd tianre: O@xtures og Ne bath, | focms, att frame; $1500 st.; 4 FLAT—20xx Sheridan av 4 and 4 rovin oor. basement granito wy price JOMEN IhM KEY « SUN, 1025 Chestwut a. : Is * everytainn complete, “Willi make Spe- ISS2 Alfred a 6 \Gk PRICE R a HICKEL. 621 Cheetnut » — os .- anton — . Se enaes fur- | HAASE RE AL TY . landy flat of 4 and & roorma, anle Bs ory brick bungalow. ® eaeees hath 1 SOL D. 1 ENTS. FOR SALE ; ea } lle baths let 45x1% 5 S11/ wh Torvy brick f4 tla .- 3 rooms and bath electric. Urick porch, etc. BORL 09, ont EO. J. WANSTRATH. 717% Cheetwet. | Sor, See. Se Seales; comtal ieee See US For price. “aio omen ‘ot tifu ai ’ theval ’ A ed ” Se - rick Dat, r " ali. GTavois ay SAVING . a 2 § — af . ‘nt condition. tiec x : B . INGS TRI ST CO 4025 Delmar bi hardwood fl ae hot-w . “ LEFT _ ft TAN o1l8 WwW Modern ungalow 5-ROOM COTT : shades. ete ck nope ater heat screens, 4741 Maffitt av.; a brand-new, cozy littte ‘LA’ per annum : y [ AGE JOST- MIL i'r ~Y e age, exceptional value. he me str! ‘ ths up to-date: can make terms SING] E PL A TS. ‘gee ae es : ~f nets 5 room single. | REMSEREt HER MEHRKE = | k . “att . " ’ ' t . ’ } i. 6057 SCHILLER Dever st » roome first fioor .* plena, - +) reoh PL . : ove 10 Lanaedowne +} . ; : ; brich gofiniened atti can be arranged for ' = . le bath: arig@e: jot — . . » ‘@arnhace, owne a Roe *. te gardwood floors, all tile Datarooms, 60x TTS; modern: terms 462: Macklin M: agnolia P lace Bungalow ~ . U SH BURNS. 1105 Chestnut «t tan L.A ~£042 : . ’ te re fs, ‘ er Sc ree . ; . " Sj re > , ’ ‘ * " a ts >i | 3 Ne a ‘ : le . om "- PRPCI£Ta~N *0Q00 « ted tus - a aaa oie : 8, lig Bargain for ( ‘ CQ. : _ ~ ome. tile bath, hot-water = at: ud N ne W 13 [ Nf T AL (>W ~ qd 2) roo Stl. 500 4 watee & ve eg R ind 6 room singie, ; tric, ets orner let: 40-foot fronm atreet ~y . -(132 -24 Es fturna ‘e, iin) mente all mauve, 104% - ui - alit Vater heater: newly decorart: Fy vot ng J saan RE, Ac r N Pp mont a = os +t hen Dp nade; good neighborheod rice $4000. Se allic, @arage in aebliendid cenditien mus! AV RUNG 2: Se ’ 22 Y SEPROURT av.. eoerner of Berthol4 riage this it «a hea itu) ate); Goudie ga ; Be : Vv ay ” flat: . and . oe REIT SO7 Cheetnut st thie. a427 Min é: ste - si . ; ~ ‘ sel, at once . , & roor p+ a L A Vey S7U00 one block from Forest Park; modern two- 4 a pigs y R- -ARENDES: REALTY . Pwo" beautiful ms » stucco bunga- , 3/000 LAT—Single; South Side: 3 end 3 lange | ,{OT3s. See og engine owner Nf | THOMAS F. PECHAN. 709%-34 & i8tm iwood floors. . * . ae: elate- roof bungalow : 8 rooms. ' 7 "6810 Gre . oul , eot : ws . "4 he o- stripped ore top , nvalow “ Easy T erms .127 ee porch; het-water hent lot VY Af ‘ ANT — pone teen my i ghaleiehes . : “ ee — >| sn gbash ice S00) —a_ WW (c) san ay Hiversiie i081, Lactede LOAR. la t s N Cu r ( ' rand A Vv -oO imo we , . -_ 29 Fhe A ee ‘ hate cone RON, 2 and S&S r , | "—S hav act - = : LAT" om : , ° Brow vou te | j new bungalow of 5 rooms, SSPE VERets (COTTAG Ie "ON AP. $3000 - hack. pt aid - oo ng st.. » and § rooms si" > OOO mrt es eee ee ee $4440; will sell at & reason 9 mn lL Ad "EK. . a hea! h use mut be seen to be a ‘Ty’ sies for ‘ ma : an on prett ri . : : > ; tN + tr Urnace . mt x burgain. See REMSE Et HER. ME } ' . , For card of admission and fui! oma, tile 3969 if ) 4 NICHOL As. MARTIN, R appreciated EDW. L.-KUHS, 832 HOT Sherry av.; 2 rooms, path, ele ' n ‘ M) APPE! . Agent. 2501 Gravois ay IRKENS- OTTENAD ticulars, see etc.; le : Grand JLR, ¢ atrel aoe st Pierce Bi Colfax 660-661 Central dan Broadway tricity. ete., owne t it show yi through. | . - PLLA 7 f ‘Xas av.: nice 4 and 5 reom doub! >=. Syeecees MIL. TENRERGER. :¢ N. eh st - ANE & PRA VE LOGOS Chestnut 5 5 p * > . tric ; y S165 « : I . oy AT. oo” t'tnm? af ; ted ‘ _- . ’ ' , a . hut st. ic; ren - ie rice $1°.0 “) arn : Oricn 4 4 rironisa, 7 . : ’ a [ & § ( 7. rs 4 . a> Poet Dispat: hy ) ft —- e. “ype heeft Oe LW. ' rt e - memes SHAW AV ENUE - weet ‘or card of admission, see el. -Oullt double fla aout heast nodern: lower part under TBACHERS INVESTMENT co Spring av.. 5 and 6 conan and bath each, ce UR i ' : BRINKOP 19 a Z magnificen: bungalow of 11 roome; fin : ent n “at - puine bird's-eye maple, cherry and (', rs - ua BNO SHAW = Bee wpe: eros floors. vacuum ays CALIFORNIA. BUNGALOW EXCEPTIONAL BUNGALOW) %1QOO C ash—Vi acant ( Z pe . moGgern convenience, ls ~ Tae” ign wWwa" ail on fioae 4 a a thes _ re is : a\ s "A Ant . and Pr aerene: could not oe d ipl atte eS tee a and =n cameleon tae wag " . a “Jd rooris ; mal batt ’ hot-Water ieee nie *? »>-roeom brik k, reception ; ( r ) N. Se -~ f c nth St. “=r , — : “ , near (i;ranad AV ‘ “all at Olive Lao? rr Lede 60 818 [menamet of ~— oe aeons mA — J asking 370.000 . “5 anne pment roof, garag: Priced ed yy to ay ment, Walis painted and decors t- Nail, bat! urn ‘lectric light and garage: A ny | — ’ lonis Tloentskeeter Maer heaters; rent $210, oe reasonable, a ane ‘ seat m4 : f ures, screens and aw nings. :'¢ } r tme = . L [° } a ae wwe LATING brick, in good condition: J PF oamg | ee | Biaine 3.f sil eg investment Siew this oder wLhi¢ nuts 3500; no agent; possession at once. Matt ream - aw e; 3-family. eof 0) jog F DICKMANN RE . 524° ch, rw? and all improve : ‘, BE. Oo.. O23 Chestnut floors. Zus 4 . . ‘ ic e | . : Pe em 6 m. Terms, $1000 ‘om! Compton mt rattle el : er year; 31000 4947 BOT ANICAL roots ir - ‘ id TT ; a jor $40.4 ae we are cCeptionaliv weil b ' ; : i she ‘ . " sh @ > —_ Way ih. er.tii 4 ine ene ; &.. h a riznt and terme be arranged eot-water Rent. lex, electri Fr. BD. BOULI IX. 3 r., just ce ; Pe : . 4 ~ | . ’ lig ; : . ven gust wupleted and ready to ik. ariiek Mi ASEK BR “TS T Y bm 3 Phone: Olive 4s G Wainwright Bidg wl Oiled elude: areet- « Fins ion, + ail Bi : EKT ‘3 RIAN ? -- ( ” ’ ha mite, ‘rom church a Ca =) os . OS LN t S > [ . oo : aparimer ‘ j }. : on WS6. Central fia A. E. Co., _; “ (; I! 2 0 FOR EST AV.—5 ROOMS | 540° 50x12": owner: 3 trom publi eae ‘i UM-HATSC SCHULTE N i oR tte ro 4 E a monet th. Pay -aEe ‘lastete mae aetna THOS te ce @ BUNGALOW 711 Chestuut t . 1 Lot 936x110: elegant S-re ; 54: »s Hodia: mon Delmar 300) «s TOOUS —— roadway n rel itin f » mMarhbi sinks, garage. $4500 5. M. OGYURMAN REALTY Co 6 and 4 room trick flat. in fine shape ° v: : P . » : . - a tT) ] . ’ rr or wis : far me ‘ 7 “st e ~ ° . . : BUILDING sae RULE + EY. 4 Lemp av., # rooms, bath, hot-water eof oo floors, tile hath, Samehae te Nf yh HW ES ST 4372 ‘ine b ._¢ , , ” 5 FIL.AT—-5418 \ ee een BY a eS ee tee — $3 3300". ealera, hard "oo HAN went garage ZOx24; $4000; owner | Wer heater, price $6750: shad “ @rree T ' a ment buil * of a age astieman, single 3-0, modern. ad irginia @v., vy private party, ~ ee bt ~ n+p iw me a floors asi ughout, Cc; garase lect rig fixtures: ° blocs P , —_ eCawe: = ra — HWEST SAVE $16 100 von go m .. s nice hom pa. a nice neighborhood ; = a. ~ al he ar iT. finely constructed ~2RUZDA REALTY CO.. 4006 Choutean. ii “ ’ — . ° . . . «i? i a ‘ ‘ S- Wt; AN —— ey O° ’ -* , : m Fie . . : Be . 4 : ter is . * i rt D 7 a hy iit . ” a ' 7 " . a Tax ace us at we S REAL! ¥ CO., 921 Chestnut st. .s “CORNWEI LRE co 111 ash. Dots Goobtien ! aa ees $500 eaut 2» or « ‘Troon ornis scermi- | « gaat, Perey . | . , rms 4 c me a . oe: ; aa . uriimmited Lneeene a hg A me rt rH SIDE SINGLE (PLAT : Y x4 , a . 4 » ‘ . re . ow ‘ =r) today ig) hricl] f “: 16 wingalow. 5 oi Sow ‘ ‘ “ tog »} arson ay. 7 _ in +s _— aia (maTrris , “ > q 7 ’ ‘ i, : ; : y 2078 : DES ‘ REALT Y Co, “C ge—4319 Juniata St. t N . | BUNG., A. ilandl samme, Ge ——" A. ET) } - Alcot Ss. i a Dargain. 4036 ‘ ‘ee men he ' =? iATUWOOd . ‘ . : 1 ] . ar ” white marbie sinks: garag: $1450 secures; atha, furnaces, eiectrt * ote - COTTAGE BARC GAIN, ° 1] rooms, bath, electric light, .etc. | 4, ngs ‘Sn wey BUN trim finish, finest construction, lowest price; | 4569 64 Wie 7.8 =— “ARO SK » ON. 7th st. cove comentomton. Riverside 235 W easy tetmes . Sn $7500: | , . ’ " . re ' B00.- . sc iece “ % wee CUE 1740; lot LAT «FF . gan av Rive le 701. | nace and electric lighta; excelient i Meck A ih XN’ 5 c HANCK—Mep / 4310-14 DEWEY 4 . hardwood floors and all modern conve nien: re ea 1 in enllaes es; screens, window ar nl slate ro andy to move } Terms a100 = Oe . : ; “ ‘ : . » i } “4 ome * nity ‘$ mt. 84 bath, electric — at cae ~~ aclede 16 G3 — oo ef tes flat: $9000 Card tt on S15. * 2000, ms cena o BS soma, slate roors, tile bathe. hard-| Price is right and terms most liberal: open. ines. B4GR dame ee CWREr oa prem | conh Balance mon this Take lettenest wane oe eee ve 3.9% ane ieee 000 cash: wont |! l.AT—D uble; 3741-43 Salena st.; double et | - offi ng hex to inepes feors throughout; will make terms BUSH-BURNS, 1105 Chestnut st. — 6468 Genevieve av. car ae ous, eS eee Oe wt -Dispaten 7 Story brick, 4 fpmilies of 3 roams each: iu LIUS HALLER R. CO. oe or Grand iovew ‘Bund = - , %) - = © bh NWALUOW— “ . “a! , saris ' — - + Om. A’ 3 —— Single 4°03 Kusesell: 5 and O rovimns lot 5U*x160 to Wiseonsin ay frontin pL : ‘is a A... st. : ay or . oda ; exceptionally good construction. | MeD_ 6514 SMI Dw MepD la tense » rvems, reception hali, bath. lane ‘mneriy av., ®fand uew w-roomn . ) . fu ; SS. ee ee streets; streets made: al ag DUUBLE freth “HAW TRACT. erighFc PPONALD RF OH ' REK-ARENDER RE \LTY CO, | —DOod Ps LE ¥— hieh nan Provements, large lot; location brick I ard w tile bath wd e V1 X ( ' DOFREI Ni oR —— : as ee 3 made; rental $060 per Shaw av.. 4011- : BRICK HKRUNGA si 1 Cheats, } 267 6 610 Gravote a Comparatively rew, modern brick cottage ae jy oo to St Rw! J s: peat ful home slate roof, shades, terms ¢. P00 « ash: balance 4 Pos I EF R. (OO, Jefferson*& Crevots py Bay 4700. $500 cash, balance eun partor. ° a and 2 = rooms, wen 1+ i LOW. 4 rooms. bath. a sare at, . . se eoit ay tellefontaine or * | monthiv bt 1.AT—Sinegl 4798 To ; } ; elen. Ley, 6125 TENNESSEE AV, | m Bungalows 300: $5900; owner will show, |). 7) 2*| BUNGALOWB—2. new, 3 ae B.D. ROCLDIN. 316 Wainwright Bi a tric. hot-water heat. eatame: brick street; “2MSBECHER-MEHRKENS-OTTENAD steam plants: rent FF , f ” A : rge > eS | wner Wi i! show > new 5b rooms 4515-17 x ldg. 0 Vv «> 1) l ) ‘t. ix brick str Lt. Lafayette av., 41 Sent, ele Ee mi rooms, tile bath, Wis bath. iron posts and girders, ce- | ©: MTPONALD RoE CO, 1111 Chestnut, | iif@*h 8Y.; steam heat, hardwood ‘oorn: Phone: Olive #50. —— a 5 305 8. Broadway. ette, sun pariors, “sears oak . ric range; =} ° : electric . . 2 completed in 2 weeks ee —— : — rLAT—S. Co to a) f: ly , Sr 00-— DO a ean floors, tile bath: / : ~ . ¥ collar, furnace, ectric; big porch: | ont eeks. Mee T. : . mpton ar $_famiiv ami 4 . }- yA ond r » Tonth: $17. oot. tate AGEN lated. ; ™ $8900; auiek sale price apes on | M oder nN The me ; E asyv T TMs Lund, 3636 N. Taylor. BUNG sit, \ Marrrrt BAG ; Si he le cl = I y tl Ly le I I; ats room brick cottage: G#tiM) : ee Se Sse: ee -- for $120 “nonth; De Tonty st.. 1 4 rooms; AGENCY, -38 . ‘ ‘ : : ARGAIN, i "y ' must sell: $5000 ces 2) Pp a phones ’ 18 Merameo will be open from 2 > o> Su-i- bUNGALOW—Ne ‘Ww, o-room brick: t °H ! W \l ? . ArTiil ton. : ; . ‘ > " ' , “. eae m e case o . . P aan . » Ss it = 86 ‘ de ate ’ rooms. brick = porch, bath’ ferment ore: pon STE tea ; Tae 163R Attractive 7-room matt brick bungalow / Li — = ya “ & = RRIS AA H = a 20. _826 Chestnut. { Ti a - : - > and 6. single. .$12,.500 — = Mo wn = won. No agents. | throughout: er eeediten: ge lecorated | kitchenette, sun periors, separate steam | doors; in first-class cond) Y t ow >| with hardwood floors. tile bath, hot-water f) “SALA Ai Ss—. new, 5 rooms, hardwood | j * ng Ss highway; 0-6, single 7, G4 FLAT—2104 Ann av.; 9 and 6 room fiat; ALBERT WENZLICK. 1010 C Tinie planta, rent $260 month, price tion; . (; “(~) Vv . H . | f . | heat, tile roof: lot 190 feet deep re - anne’ tile baths: al! modern conveniences. ang ‘ 8. , Dath, Sas, furnace, electric, copper screens: , °640 MINNESOTA v . De Tonty at.. 4524-20 (bunga ow style): 4 TER H. HAHN, 811 Chegtn t dower (rl ( ¢ lv ILS want an excellently constructed home at a Pn ig Abner pi.; just south of St. 4 5 6 ol st berr ee ae. 1.4 iock from McKinley High School ©) Modern single fiat of 2% and 4't — | Soom, 7 pees boo : modern. pars at w Humphrey; S-room bungalow, tile ad rgd ie on poate = suit, see sales- a a PL A ee see $4500; 2641 Ann av.: furnaces, ete.: onlv 36700 SEE ‘US es jy an Ms ning a to lnapec i A] ot > , herdw eorsa thr } t . so 6p ises today between 2 ; ' rR NST ALA — Mo ern. 5 rooms. brik re. SRS ‘ote Brilliante. 4- ge Sh = 7 . 3 rooms, bath: a bargain. rKOP . re MODERN COTTKGR—s4500 . — ena streets made eae ip. m. We are going to sell this X.#_. %. ception hall am b ‘ ipl seg ; (fe no te “*y = ta . 2 > % | >.¢ ; DOR REELING ER Rm. es... efferson & Grawete ’ 41538 ee awe ame st. ° DOUGHERTY R K. S 903 estny oF hd Gravots; pretty 4-room pth z “ Open Sunday only, 2 +’ p. mM, eae ng At... a ee ee eppertanny | _ $6000: poss ees oe N A 3 De Tonty; 3 and 3. double 3, PLAT— 3413 LA, Nalie; 4 and 5 room fiat; Cash, balance terms: 5 and 6 rooms, bath Pp. A y S 19%; XN ET ath, electric; piped for furnace: pad | CHAS. 8 MUER I. yy ee DER, ~ % Sexwee = ot "5360 Ruskin. -: "ist 4%, double : lot 25x120: $2000. Apply R. W. Kirk-/| furnace, celctric; gra -~/O - ~a-dor aoe. ete ; atreets all made: tae ($154 8, GRAND = iLL R. B Sees, gent. BUNGALOW—SB41 Genevieve;; 5 rodms | bia ae ’ 28°9.21 C amg gan 4-4. douh! | 2937 Olive st 1c99) JOHN Hi. ABROTT 10% N_ &th st | _ A SALLE AND M wml AY porrestion: price $4500 7 . a “. ’ N \. «th St. ot-water heat, tile bath, garage, chick rn : 4 rT AY 6 Ba *y ofh-ev--th Cottage; and 4, uble ae pte 101-03 Bot: av c R a4\ . —s n . cor.; lot 6. " rn REAL TY Cs ‘oO, B06 C ‘hestnut’ ‘oa a) GALOW BARGAIN V A ( ‘ ANT Dw ET an . house; fruit; 50x12 . en ( sAX I ON A \ bh "S ossuth, 4 and 4, double oe 7 Ty nntiny _ anical av.; rock front: o MODERN DOU BL KE KI AT / in “$1: 302: corner ee man could 5 : nut . é #u4 ALING AUGUST CC. H ar-18 W\W one bloek wed r TN T , modern 4 ou pat up IN CLIFTON HEIG HT ae! % 4220 TAFT AV. - AUGUST C, LLME R. 2712 N. 14th st. me blo west of NION BL. be- . DOERFL INGER R. CO., Jefferson & Gravois GRAND AND MAGNOLIA | Sarage and ~ ‘eae double the rent 6306 MAKM Wee : Ny : se rooms and reception hall, tile bath, . Northeast corner Southwest and Dalton: BUNGALOW 7 = TEY . sca ANP FI A TS 27 3506-38 Mi: 2 Price 3000 -built mod ‘MADU , ' heat, slate roof: lot 60x1 130. » rooms: gas: lot 227x150: street and walks bri k + —4502 Labadie:. lovely 5-room tween HARN KEY and | LORISSAN I 4s FPLAT—2709 Hickory st ° -family, 3 we. \ . he agnolia av.; also 3540. 4° _Mag- ut make a. offer . vor ern brick EM : a +s ND F TY CO. paved: open Sunday. DROZDA R. E. CO. vay . — gas. electric, furnace, screens;, AVES. 3644-46 Folsom. double 4 and 4 rms a.so0) rooms. hall and basement down, 3 rooms | g @ av.; th modern double flats of 5 and MERCANTILE TRUST Co. oom. reception hall, path = 7 Me er ARENDES * “ys Y sone C ' nice lot: see this and then see $1] ip: bie bargain ) roo us, baths, furnaces, electric, cemented ' Owner leaving city: bath aa [- 10 Gravois‘av. | houteau_av | MOUND Cc PY Seiten COMPANY FEW REMAINING—OPEN FOR 3U44- iS last, ant'6 5 and 6 room §8, pt +4 FLAT a 7 ose , : - : 4s . ‘ - ¥ 4s oe ge *S an rooms 46 emt g's ) e. Sou Siae modermwm : g ing (chea ) ** en " a] hs RUANN R. 6. CO., 623 , 4 BU NG. A L, Ow S $500 Cash—Balance Like Rent | ae ed rosea, | you orm Die thie today. P adeslesio: leo SUSY Sormnay hot-water heat; D. & T. system; ele- . a . -WANSERATH, 7b7 4 _ Chestnut. F lorissant-Cls Buy this 5 and 5 room fiat, in excellent! FLAT—Modern. single. 3 rooms = th THOMAS F. PEC ‘HAN. 2 se f 2 2 oe, Fee ieMa SN R.b. CO., 623 Chestnut, ‘T WENZLICK. a ‘Axtures, screens, shades, copper gutters; BUNGALOW BUNGALOW—6644 Kennerly; nice 4-room ees axton. | condition; 5610 Etzel. Vacant; open. and cold water “elegant ; me 1818 we 24 s 2th at “GRAND AV. AP! yMEN’) 8” for $_Ote ist: Bo derk rooms. Terms $1500 cash. | | TON: aed laoreet teres | net ineet me a ao Delmar 4444. e: 2 —— — Nk ‘or terme NEW BUNGALOW S | eor Oww Bea- | COTTAGE—4 rooms, bath 4445 K 6 Ivory av., l-story brick, 4 rooms | FLA T—37( ge 3040-51 LAFAYE AY. | ” SRTEIN ; : roome and reception hall, tile beth, 4hhs ~ Rs ee. _ ae So (99) | =—— a S. Dati > Kossuth. $421 — 11-03 Iowa av.; double. 3 and 4 ‘ 912-14 Carroll st. 13. 15 J av =e chy. REALTY CO case Miche . er heat; garage; enoetient buy; own- p NLY ? LEFT | COTTAGE—Nice S-room brick; Fairground COTTAGE—+4-room brick; price reasonable: and M we tin REAL _EST ATE CO rooms; well built: good investment; street oat — ee rooms, sunroom | double brick buildings frent coy ® CO’ — 163 —_ show you, through Be ay - °615 and Sto Dalton av. If you want District; price $4000. 4481 Margaretta cash or part cash. 1907 Farragut 0" 6721 3. Broadway. | and alley ~ es to close an estate. Apply porches; well built: fine RO eared B24 and bath; rear has we i " rent ‘ | 1e nicest and cogziest little home e -— = = ; : = ‘ 3} Moun ee ee — - — — | - serene. ‘ S: will se PTAGE $4800 ) 5-room bungalow; hot-water heat, city, here it is It's strictly ~~ te ~ COTTAGE—Rig bargain; 5 » rooms, bath and, in LF pp i——rour rooms, brick, electric, bath; BEFORE Be YING FLAT—®5 and 6 @ —— | JOBN % ABBOTT, 103 N. neighth init Rr MI [LTENBERGEM, ‘a . ul ate and irage: e 2 nodern: Sls800 4144 Glsagco , , . n rooms single flat. 2 blocks | i 4 3 Sy or sth st. Nutger ¢ : > ‘glee in sh hicke . x: ge, easy terms. 56223 T heodosia Vv riNSKOW Ay Phone Chestnut st. cc ITTAGE— 7-room brick $4500: O50 ( AGE—~Modern 5-room. 1826 E. Prai- double flats that can be bought on small anes: warage for 3 machine Bo 1225 S. Adth st.; s-story and mansard | 3017 KEOKU ll . a ogy Set throughout; | ~~ Ww ld Y B ; " Clara; owner leaving , wo rie. Apply 3255 Pennsyivania (c) -—- vor sents, R-1%, Post-Dispatch. ‘ chines. Zi of 14 rooms, arranzed into 5 flats, bath. ‘ i mer, RAToae; sot Onl 34: pee to | bath, slate roof; lot 45x12 Sq new, open i — ou elie a This? c OTTAGE—6 rooms: white pine: street ~~ ma, Sage 5 a Bh Nag brick ; Olive. 2408 ABBOTT. 103 cniral 1835. 7} f—4023 Nebraska: 3 and 4-room sin-le| easy = en rental $60; price $4500; A DANDY HOME . > . . | 0 close an estate will sell 6-ro« f alley made; as, water: ic ee? RSTERS. vo cash; terms. - ae - at: ca ; : a * | 3 TT IMMRREN, 603 Post-Dis, Bide, i ote PESTALORET ST. nut. bath; | S2%%,Masnolia; bath. as electe frame: | terms. Mr. Mauk. 3749. Linco}n $1600: | SoTTAGE—4425 Seaver. King’s highway : SOUTH SIDE FLATS. Pr —2- bh 7s) reermis shone | $i ios sitiic omten | (3 ww jot 4dnkuse ony 310.3 _ Sie i > » + | told sement, hot-water heat; lot 5 35: =e ors rr N. E.; S-room b modern: sal ph room _6-family flat. | FF. SCHNETOFR. Tact Some or sell Bungalow, $5200 =, Ere. ARENDES REALTY CO.. | garage: all for $3300; terms, SNe maak | erin Cakh cee eee ee ee. | sx S780 Gecramento. Colfax 2468W. tc); ‘saux Counecticut. 5 and © room single. | FLAT—a Se a md se ek tlie! ; ” urnace, . S ance monthly. . : bi ns . >» P 299 mr = ‘ ade? XS “astieman, an‘ 2» room ou e. . aha : : : rooms, rawe oors, e , wher will show you; bargain. “Si 0 Gravois av. ANDERSON REALTY co | ie ee Se od a, eee eet ee: aan 37xx Connectieut, 5 and 6 room single. ne Se. ee ee and alley made; | bath, furnace, electric; rent $2160; very “i MONK’ 3 PARISH ' | Renton 243 ORD Mi: Oy ( OTT. 6G ie mer sa0me. bath. electric. lot G0 . A 7 ’ ‘ yt Wt COTT AG E—4576 8S ' brick - electric lights: lot 50x150 ; 39xx Hartford. 5 and 7 room single. lies: A ac flat fac ing 2130 S 4th st.; 2 ; Well-butlt 4 and 56 ry single fin 26 54 FRE CH AV. Th Ro And balance like re will 26 St. Louis av: 4-room brick; GEO ig ie : . ee rent $1080 we : - 12 sot “Morrison av., 7 and 7 room fiat; with bath us 8a Av., Made Street | 70” .B .NC er AY. bath, electric: brick garage “e & mnikehinas +EO. J. WANSTRATH, 717} ~ Chestnut. 3R&xx Juniata, 6 and 7 room single THOMAS » me TL aq29 : $5000. hot-water heat, baths, electric, hardwood th. etc; at o be a8 this today. lock south Carondelet Park; #4 h little home: f¢ ‘e, ff] 4967 THERLAND AV AUGUST C. HILMER. 2712 N. 14th st. | (UTSAGE—42xx Kossuth, Fairgro : pe Juniata, 4 and 5 room double. F PECHAN, 2022-24 8S. 12th st. | floors. | F. DIC ‘KMANN. R. eco. L_Casetens ath, electric, furnace; garage. rier screens, hardwood mg Page yh These are fiver 5-room brick bunga- COTTAGE—Four- ay > furn “* i trict; 2 large rooms, attic; $° 000. six 4 MN em age Sroom double. 4 pe eae: La - Botanica! av. : @ and | sh. bath. elect wo a: %e a ay EB xce tior ¢ Ba fasy terme easy ‘e , | lowa, dwoo ’ “Treen e ‘ at Leeuen mar 418 lt , x) . ym dor / rooms le baths, furnace, _ | eac t electric, d r roace,; L. A A. OTTENAD. Riverside 1870 - _ etme, Open. Sunday. aa tay yA =e ee ee ~ re x comesé, * price S4500; on 46xx Maffitt. COTTAGE is - - —— Phone WALTER SCOTT CO., Olive 538%. wood floors. brick porches. electric: hard | real invest woes oe = ” 7 Pp 1a argain a eS ee move ‘ . PP aa Ange Ps Post-Dispatch. a; 1Gn— ate Slias av., Baden; 4-room ‘Central, 1588, for exact location. DOERFL INGER R. CO, Jefferson ALE ERT. WENZLIC K, 1010 Chestnut. __ Four-family brick flat, rent 4 > in. Tiouses are open. Take Ssouta i‘¢ iT r AG 9 = . ‘ meg P fr: ime, Ve A Ras 65- foot lot: SV ROO Ee eee _— a - | & Gravois oo . 230 GRACE AV, 4 : SOUTHWEST -ampton car or call us and we will send car, jire jE——4947 Ashoy, 3 rooms and bath; | aLF RED E. LOCHMOELLER, 103 \. 8ti FLATS. FLAT—4225-25A Norfolk av.; 4 and 5 2705-07 §_ SEVENTH ST. bungalow, having 6 ) OW—5209 Neosho 2 ——= | for you >. D. BOUL DIN. 316 Wainwright | arge i, streets mes le; $2000; terma. - = 3 ON. Sth. 3970 Juniata. 5-6 rooms, modern. rooms, hath. electric. ete.: bareain: $5250. | Prick tenements for four ~~ ara price © heat: 4 2S Soo . tile bath, ha S-room, sun _ Phone Olive 480. , Chas. H. Buss, Colfax 1800W COTTAGE—1 458 Warren st., 4-room brick 3609 McDonald, 4-5 rooms; bat>. PATRICK J. REG AN’ ee aw. 4 ' | $3600; sell cheap to close est condilton; owner wil how tena fixtures: eg td onteLs | M ( 7 | | ete conan hel ane Tae ae $2100. — ner nf ge i te agp met only Patt Belleview ‘av.; 4-4 rooms, modern. 702 Chestnut st. A. JAY KUHS, 10th and Chestnut ats. , ' ;' , brick cottage, 5 rooms, = receptio al! wees there wh ladly show you 3433 Wisconsin av.: 4-4 rooms; modern. AT—4 room st floor ae ; \. BOKERN, 317 Follerton Bi ALOW—4 $63 King's highway. 7 S: CU ausian¢ 7% v. ahnneien teak dee dice aes ee | REMNER R. E. CO., 711 Wainwright 2118-20 Wyoming, st.: 3-3 recom. onth. | hb ucasn Bn Means Can bean faor. ewes att root Deck, —. er sae , : urnace’ ¢lectric. cellar granitoid. 4708 Lorraine. $4500 ' COTTAGE—w6U08 N. Sarah. 4-room frar 4908 Lucky st.; 3-4 roor aa, bath. ot! meee ‘ ia : . ’ e . . ; ; 7 .J. WANSTRATH. 717% Chestnut. | B Oo; ‘ ee ae : “in chechete. @ocute a o. ., DOUBLE FLATS | hot and cold water: lot 50x115: garage; | furnaces; gara 30-foot jot. | b: 4457 DEWEY AV. a OIOWRS reome ans alcepinn mat ungalo W COTTAGE—3004 NN. Newstead: 4 rooms, _vath, electric, garage; nice yard; bargain: 9395.97 Belleview: 33, 3- S rooms; moa- | ¥ndry. Owner, Ist floor. 1942 Sianey.( | JOHN H AAbOoTT. 103 Q° eighth et. |JOST-MILLER R. BE, CO. 2 locks west of Grand av.. ‘ust fem id & 5030 Nottingham. H. STOLT- 1064 McCausiand av.. attractive 6-room | 4Nn’ HONY SCHMI we pee? GLICK R. E. CO., 824 Chestnut st ern apartment flat. FLAT—Single: 2831 Minnesota: 4 and & 4308 ARSENAL S8T., $6300. ’ *t : a dandvw 4-room stucco ) REALTY CO., Aat.. 4003 Che bungalow ; every modern convenience: card to tt ifITT 406 Inter Life Bidz. | COT — = = aes 4038-40 North Market; 3-3, 3-3 rooms rnems; steam heat. bath, electric: price, Single flat of 3 and 3 rooms, \ elec- I our Familv f Tt Y. bath, ete.; strictly modern; ia jALOW—6 yutea¥. linspect from this office, or phone and our |; 14. Central 6491. rib dno i1E—One-story, in good condition. 1309-11 S. Ninth: 3-3, 3-3 rooms, bath. | $7900. See WM. ROT K eco tric, marble sinks, etc. “ . thers ing yection Sanday: jist ort ® Ba give 6 rooms, bowser! Bouthampton: representative will take you thropgh. Terms corr. AGE rrdsl » fac crifi: e lovely brick: 3043 at ag» = con "ta me ao “x 2654-56 Keoki = + 4, 5-5 rooms, Dath. 515 Me Nalr. ic) | Bete: BRINKOP, 619 c nestnut ot. Pe» > 62 De bi. double “fiat of i rogme, ‘ante’: Can arrange terma, ‘te ’ r- | Can mace ew shian i) = yoo y od bath. ci oe oe eee F Ss is onta, For particulars TATWa , ™ = a : os urman u t of AY KUHS. 10th and Chestnut ste vt ——eme.__ BOX “S17. "Post: ‘Dis. |ROSENBAUM-HAUSCHULTFE R. E. CO., | Modern: inspection by card | Spee. _ SOS oe. A. eat TOMBRIDGE AGENCY, 3318 Meramec st "baths Sipeie: 3016 (rah: 3 ana $7 | 40xx werat , oy 4 reeme | Semmens wel a sis = SOUTH ( ‘OMPTON A ' oul BOALOW— 352 26 ae 4 rooms, | — 2407 N. Broadway. FRAN K_L. DUTTME IE R. 24" Chestnut. COTTAGE—4057 Cottage av., 3 rooms, good | __ Both phones pe hee Sait mont Der | flat: colonnades, brick — book- io alesiios ae = e : 00 with vrices . es. meng porcn, shades, screens and / | COT TAGE—404" Scanian pl.: two blocks Ee . ort i. nice little piace all to your- SINGLE FL ATS. ™ ERE LINGER R. CO. Jefferson & Sra vols cases. tile baths. double ca owl ys nad y oe rict. then see ale, O-room ter nowy dec an be bought for $1000 les) | est of Newstead av.; 6-room brick, bath, sh me, 19; price reduced to $1350. °4 Ohio av., 3 and 3 rooms ....%& FLAT—Donuble: 42 —— : — ALBERT WENZLIC K- ‘To10 Chesinut ‘ RN ’ minted, Vacant; ter i im it fan be built for. (cl) ctric: price $4200; terms OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestanut. 1312 Sullivan av., 4 and 5 rooms .. rooms sccamee beat vent $7406 as at FAIRVIEW, 3869-70—TWO MODERN $ is « “Zrih oS FRVST, Ti foctont: L., A OTT E NAD, Riverside 18 W—5340 Lansdowne: beautiful: $5 00 ( ASH | a‘. rs RED .£&. 1.OCHMOELLER, 1023 N. &th. | COL TAGE—brick, 4247 Sacramento av., 3 ’ Cherokee st., 4 and 4 rooms - 000 , a. : price S84.- Four- nae, flats, ° seaman, bath er ane DOU BLE FLAT BARGAIN COTTAGE—In Jennings. Y411 Shirley “2 eae eal * nd bath, granitoid laundry; hoi : — “t “A 4 Ba 4 ooo cree DOFRVFLINGER R. CO. Jefferson & Gravola income ms, eT | 3267-60 Graevols av. families, 3 ° r ‘ . ‘ a e} ? ey 4 . ’ ‘on- _ oO} av., ‘ ‘ 4) . ee . — - . . — > * e cold water; electric and gas. Call ¢ - ‘onnec cone a and + ore te p | PRA nen 4 and & rooms, tile bath, DAS. HENNESSY ‘& cO.. *hestnut. | bathe io % ray eucn? "BO "foot ‘trent: ard woe floors, hot-water heat, doubl RICE REDU CED | Fente fm CHRISTIAN, BRIN FINE BUNGALOW SiR frat tren nelede: Sg se - od rult trees. Laclede 371 : 2 | ' room brick; water, electric 4 : MEIDER. _King’s highway ‘nl Neosho. | porey warts 6 “room brick bun- | lot 100x120; $3000: terma. eaendeaan ener | tral 89781. 6 Juniata st., & ui 6 rooms r co.. ' conver es. AND TRIPLE $ LATS. | vou through 4039 Shaw bore floors. bullt-in poteste. ~~ brick | \ eS See A 19 Ceeatnat at. 4 ‘ rage. W decorate ~- paint to suit, get y N . New, Modern, 4-Family, 3-Room | ’ ’ My drautic ay, 4 blocks 5 . rooms, tile bath, electric, hard —5226 Devonshi tye PRY GArARe: everything cor OiimEbo mes. weather acd mogauciful:| 8 n53-35 LOUGHBOROUGH AV | _Colfax 1865W. | son I OU G /HBOROUGH AY t. Pine et Dp ER, residence | borough and walk two blocks | COTTAGE—472: egy 8. o - Soe A. mr op Pa R. md Sa ay Bldg Cannot be excelled as an investme ni e | FL.AT— Do’ ible ; “— 3, oni % rooms, bath, “elec- leard of admission fron y - . ail ‘2 por OSs west. . . ame, ne aintes — = ek : > will sell you a 4-famil renting for $1440 | car 3522-94 California av. | ~~ MODERN BU MOALOW. . ! eee F aod 6 rooms: ’ Owner There All Afternoon. | ee ane ee re. _ | Cyl rAG E—4239 eS ( olere av.; best built per vear, for $8000; oy a 6-farmgy, renting TO MBRIDGE AGENCY. 3318 Meramec st. |-- AL BERT w ENZL 1K, 1010 = Resiast, Flat ns, bath, furnace, electric, ete.; 5005 3 King's. eres | BSS BAMUALN. | a Third floor 812 Chestnut st. | : a on "50. od a list a, os oa oo © ea anne il Three rooms Te ezaY Soca akfast room Grand and _ Delor, ae ety Ge . eae dite | ° . . c lL» - f am I Ot ite i . ’ , HISTLAN' DhiN KDE all : COTTAGE—5618 W. Florissant: 4 yooms in conditic ae aitas 260K and ROT" TORFF REALTY _ co... 4914 Delmar. and 5 beet a on, the South =: $2580. “price $ié 6.006; double — rent Beton. 000, no leas; rent $14 Apply asa7k - ——— C+ " ‘ ° ' . ; . . - “e . Low 1943 —_—_—— ———_—_ —_— | | large lot; grapes and fruit; > : - OAS avey 20 & n good condition; $10.000. ap perce To Mae 7 rn 6. R ” F: rnace and electric. For 4 ~ BUSS. 1636 McLaran av. | COT TAGE4416 Gan Franc = e have three modern 4 and 5 room éow- et-Dis. ae . HEATED FLAT ern oom Bungalow tie . 8c HNEI DEK. nos “og 7iJ, bp lh L BU} NGAT OW | ‘866W _ ' 7 | rooms. ” Bath. San Francisco av. » © fine ble flats, in new industrial district; will me: | FLAT — 3057 cRee; 3 and 3 room. bath. WONDERFUL FLAT, ran PLACE 5 | “703 Keokuk s#t.; 6 roe and sun perch Teo ton hall, ete x treets, 2 - aes a Ww! LL » buila 5-room bungalow. ~ Tike 68205 ‘ ‘o if i4 : - - — = See wM APPEL. 3501 ¢ SINGI. E FLAT BARGAIN: Four nd fiv ‘ alifornia, of roome. tile bath, ‘ oo: 738 ' —z on ie a Living room 16x22 feet ; Garfield, $5? 200: 6-room. $57 50: occupy ax 41 = an EE | FLAT-——F aati in, near MAS. and; oo . ; ; sravois _ ay 5418 VIR i1N ITA | electric, this oo reome, t om fur re furnace. electric light. a ‘West Park: utiful. % h in 9 weeks Rox F-24. Post- Dispatch. ENG LIT TLE HOME rooms. fine renter, $7500 Box A-. ”?. FLAT—Double; 2602-04 s Compton av : Well- bullet single 3 and an fet 4 fiat, with R. cnfSbE Trv Compton, ® rooms, two bathe, ; otter $1600. “3300 cash. ardw ood f oors through- ae BU NGALOW GIVEN “WAY eee 3s 6-room, tile bath. tile roof, furnace, elec- = ost-Dtspatch. corner: 4 families, 3 roome. bath, electric: baths. etc.: in good condition. See this today. sideee se ‘GALT ALTY is av ‘tric light, street made é nion. Forest 8920 m t: til } t] : } =f f fj 5020 Plover. av (Walnut Park): 6-room ric and gas: see 4331 Lee av.. further FLAT—-21 per cent investment: 2132 O'Fa! one fiat vaeess: at a bargain See Jos. F. DICKMANN R, EB. Co., _- lchelberger. 3 roomea, electric 4 Scho "f brick. bath. » and out; tle ALN; DESL O 1X- bungalow; furnace bath. electric, etc.: lot partic MN SCHAL FE aA — from TY ot one 4 $3500. flat. 3 rooms each: rent WM. APPEL. Agent, 3501 Gravois av. —_ Chestnut st. wat UBLEK gor | , 2008 $50 down and $25 per : ilt-1 »é 775x138. ‘Sold for price of round alone, | - t REA CO. saatade BS28: price $2500. Appiy 520A W. Sarah A T— 38: 33 Potomac. $8000 will buy this’ BALEMA. ie a ‘ rg Neher et ealiaclll 4 oa ita om saggy gem [Ra napa eth MODERN BRICK COTTAGE, $3000 FLAT—16xg Carr. 2 eond wuldings rents Garman, han 8 anh & cope 0 ft 0 | ements tite ol dma eacRratectric, te. RENT '$120—P —_? oso . “ 2 Sulph ae | > AL BR ERT WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut st. 2512 ontgomery: 5 rooms, bath, electric, r year, $545 an sell this for $100 cas! one's opportu nity. » CARR IERS, 35484 nes condition, ene net oon ~ . ae bath, furnace, . “raAd price $1 oe A ey sarge stone pore I. COTTAGE BARG ‘AIN—$4200. laundry; first-class condition; a bargain. ond $45 per of: om to include all interest, S. Grand Sidney 8 ; LBERT WE iN: LICK, 10 O ¢ ‘hestnut st. | ane bath each, slate « glestsie ety =e, reems. bath. ~ ~~ . 301, 722 Chestnut Main 1195. i 44°98 Fariin, av. danay sseom brick. AL RE Rr T WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut st. price away below value } os ; FLAT—1533-35 N 17th st. 3 story double 4112-14 ARSEN iL aT | vhf — FE inne? ret-clase Lasinaten, . Of —éx = barman. A IR AL HOME |] watts Siectric, "ete. Ane mranitoid, basement: O'FALLON PARK BUNGALOW G. B. & J. M. O'REILLY, 723 Chestnut « fiat for 4 families of 3 ‘large rooms to. Modern 4-family flat of sit” roome,, tile | dew sills: could mot organtord b reome, bath. ft Y . “ Ru. ti t tye ee. = RoR RIAN. S fo16 ‘Chor car ai mee Fair + °- er oe — hard - RE NP $: 564— $! 500 I Ww N ey ———— nn nace: lee $4250: ter is an ideal hon See this today 102-4-6A S. Channing av.: one d uuble 3- 5 roome and bath eac h, separate furnaces: ALME RT "G ht gE. ©O ~ oy | ' ~ i anchester. = ic) e, price MceCRADY _ OBERMEYER. JOS. F. DICK M ANN Rk. E. co 23 Chestnut room brick flat: one single 3-room brick fiat admission by card only i Main 3046. Central iiss wii Cheetaut at. V Ie I. \N 1) i IGE i 8712 Queen; 3 es, water, | Forest 3194. Del nar 5S66L.. 4029 KENNERLY a4 in good repair; colored tenants Terma H M. SCHMITZ R. E. CO, 1004 Chestnut. | ODERN. vac ANT. 8700 CAN ae . etc. $1250. dow eo . ’ —.-- . —— . Four-room cottage. bath d electric: prt JOT N S. BLAKE « BRO . 815 Chestnut st Central 2232, Olive 74: 9. 53 pl.: 3 reoms up and own: BUN \ kh includes interes! wn $250, monthly [UNGALOW—1460 Shawmut pi.; 5 rooms, 4653 MAFFITT—$2500 $2600: easy ae eo ane « oe a eae —~ --- —ewe- | IGF By extra dressing rooms large G ALO V S aa ol le Tth - does: ore ~~. nd bath; all conven- — er. —e_ easy. oO rooms; brick: ; MeCRADY & OBERMEYER 2 sOUTM FIA ticeping, porch 3S ae 4 es clothes closets. built-in china closets, large yy ete 2 Shexs' weet of Clam 523 Buck av. 5 roo BUNGALOW —P educed, 6 STOHN. HW. ARROTT. 103 N. 8th st _——reet_3he4 Detnar 566L. | FLAT AND HOUSE—$5800; flat Gray: Unted and deco a ie es Ran ue a wieted: 2 jocks we : ” ‘ — ii roe reduce roeonisa. str ’ - hate : : — cer - azarae = —s 3 ny sain - a oi >4 . te _ . wae AF brick nl “art . 722 Cheetnut Main 1195. | iy modern bungalow sacrificed. 4109 P ge COTTAGE AND FUKN'TURE 1832 12 Sar vie Ae a aT and Grand, $7800. Trask. Grand oar | gee pT asHFORD 715 Chestnut st. A BERT WENZLICK. 7010 a 3961 63 FLAD AY. rooms and sleeping porch On SE i. — ae home. cow hereste rchD> | In northwest 4-room brick cottage: ' garage f 10 n oy - i sur | FLAT— 3x3 ro oms,; electric, garage; $5600. — depmarndinn erry w bul built-in tub; pedestal Ww? bath, furnace, 3 WS, | RUNGALOW—6312 Len aj bath, hot-water heat. hardwood floors: with ooo ay 5, machines, can be benght S0e. _ rat 2007 Utah FLAT—2220 Oregon av. ; 2-atory and oan | S18 ITASKA ST oe Eg toentiy stensp Rented Ran, tthe Pe ic 324 Oxford av first floor unfinished attic: las > bes: Siocirte ‘aieae “ss Rag ag ™ > tana — i amr wie ed | FL. AT—ingle:; 1 323 Allen av. electric and Ro a, 6: S SS ae price | hag ut in a Ay a #8, ca M any *. | — Chestnut st. | se $:600. Kk. SCHNEIDER, + Tacieds ALRERT. WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut owe rset oN Grand ak Fiat —— St SSR a. = I EMSBEC ‘HER-MEHRKENS-OTTENAD. ‘Koitre-k RUST REALTY CO.. 816 Chestnut. or ‘ Doerca ifu locaton : OR—NO = | F nt , 0 fale oi — an o rooms erokee ss one == Se oe MRISTIAN ERINKOP rn 6&6. ¢& ITY F090 sunt ats c : SAVE YOUR RENT MON EY—RBU 4 , 6006 NE {\R O’FAITI L N P ARK __block; no agents. 3230 __ Pennsylvania. o incall a reg rrny BARGAtS. SINGLE FLA T mn en & ance terms. ‘bargain. Tid Clara. , 4-room frame bungalow, just built: will | 4516 Pone: new. modern, 5-room bun- room f! hes ‘$10.4 one: my 30°, ‘ P.-D. el aig or? * 24 by nok only. bach, | a. 2044 Tennessee Today . ‘Y ; COTTAGB—S rooms, bath; near King’s finish to suit om convenfent to car | Galow. bath. clothes chute, electric, book- | ie: ae : —_— | 15 ved $ ell in perfect copdition; you only) _veaiences; open today. S008 Hartford. | TENAD_ 3806 | §. Breacway, nuts | READY FOR OCCUPANCY TT, 103 N. Sth et. th, «arag SH: stairwe cemented basement; well built; | o ww in cash; lot 205x137, now vacant. | erars ® | FLAT—S! 3801-03 Humphrey : : 5 and) 2253-55 IN DIANA AV. 7xx IDAHO AV. ~ : Seal Batts, PSS NGA _ Atal On’ t 1580 BS 4018 4neutees ~~ at 8 lng finished? reasonable price; terms | G _f& J. M. O'REILLY. 723 Chestnut. “ienane tt. ine yu gt Oy a i | ‘6. room tat t, A well- tte bie brick flat | HOUSE ae ° ay., rooms and | = ae Emme quire $%: it — ae - copper ; jut well at once this b-r biock ta of M kitchenette; ba PRANCI “12- PERRY- RUTH. 102 N. Sth_ st. | 48: 26 SAC R AMENTO | PLAT—Modern 5 and 6 room fiat 2631 | rent : Spring av.: or mutters; em. rooms «ac electric: in : ata CAMAGA, CE,; BONS | ‘dea and 2 blocks north of Renches- JO H SIV ANS KS ALTY ©O, "re “NORTHWEST” | —————=—ee | Between Marcus and Euclid: 1 %-story red Armand pi. Apply 3255 Pennsylvania Cc there 2 to 5 a TAM puile-ta 55237 Maston av.: rooms. bath. fine let; water attic: hardwood floors, modern; owner om / rock-bottom price: terms: will, be completed B, bal FPLATS—3 and 4 , nM or : a, salieen, 208-1 108 N. on at. SOHN MeMENAMY 1 rgis"k, Grand’ av. premiere mE. OO., 824 Chestout ot | 2 aE 10th and Chestnut sts. bbe F + le begly REALTY WV, on be »

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6B se oerare Ff a —__ OF 1700 REAL ESTATE Ctamiis—moa: | — "NORTH a. ESIDENCES +c fe nether ie RESIDENCES FOR SALE = . . rs Surel av. ; : Ps ypc ssa rtielé av... _*-family, mod-| ~~ as. | SS a —_ > ch Lay ck {a 300 cash will ] han: tle c, ; 1X 3- Room F] ' —_ SOUTH tric jot 7onS0. fn’, ‘Silgts: elee-|___dDALY a Mec by card only. ALFRED FE ‘Io ‘HMOELLER. 103 NX. = se ats re) HOUSE—5 rosm SOuTR £ OCTOBER 18. ; year; eperts in first furnace. elec. = SOUTH Tet“ jase Condiiton- Price | ) > - we Ad ~ () ( Sr = on “$n7 lot . uos Btial bulld.- | —— 740 Ba Ps : SE ARON, 2 waemrehs ie |° 1485 CLARA ON | Scie rte 3 Soe NOE oy Peet pete | OFFERINGS — \/ "ie “aiy ctpenseeeas—| 6 Room Brick | Now Vacant | SEIDENTE—¢ ee «(MESIOENCES FO oowey — = ~ ~ g S5 {\ \ bath ang po — ; eo 4 ts, w t ORN ours for $7000. . ; © f : re: oven. ; ; winter piy ; 4 and oom AV ered for 60 + ening for $252. incum- ET SANET € ZEIBIG. 0 atime. HOU Sk—1101 § | posal goes with house. loca cf . SOUTHWEST | Race Py a rooms. bath, electric cometh: r GO pez cent. W ‘) trade equity for ‘ie Fa ———_ TRUST. 719 Chestnut. 1th a oc: R. rooms: also 2810 | Borhood . street made: loon “= © Sao ae | FLAT—F ian ay ———— i PRAXC inet es painted” 4 fur. | *E ina - KERN SiS Pui St Ferdinand. x wo Double 3. een F lats it T II ‘= or $3500 Inq aire. 25194 Aa il sell bore Michigan av. Dates $4250 rs so 7 5 and «4 7. ~~ fio: om" ‘earden nodern | : 8 4 C ‘hestau - —— : et erton By} dg. nn Ta Re . HOL OlSro Qe lith. ‘ NSTEIN REA see 0 at; furn r Avi “s ouse: 1300 Emp. 8 eT | FLAaT—s 2.0 ‘he ; v ‘a 52486 Paulla ; }. AN r land 4 ; flet : a 7 n ».U8 N. a i _hesota ert st. 426 Mia- | 707 ° > it, | 2ba eo: $i —\» ; | ena - as: ° pment lurna lg veal 6 ae? flat. b ath. jerte. ex — ? ~ one sittor ? 4 oo rs a ~ ~A | fine 113 fo0ms And bath Sooke" Bete mn ent’ i He OUSE—Two-e — = = = (99) Modern b 2% a a 2 Av | DWELLING 7 ADAyNE HOY O06. 2037 Oiive ‘ ' wa | “¢ ¢ to $7200: es mer, leaving city. fi oor. will =: | JOHN oe rein e@SyY term 3 5 room ¢ e. 3700 Tih y: (2 ae @ sooms, bath. | . BARG er ‘) wr pee a at ‘a WAL TED JONES R ¢ *Y you a: at tee rat fl or. ee wilt show | == N_s RI AKE « BRO. “815 : Aspec tion by A ointme t _card coms, bath. electric; brick nois av.; | Ball. furnace garage. $3500. en ths. ARGAD artim “ ~ “ Ty ‘endgon p, 4 and 6 = ‘ ' D. uy E .. 61 x Theatr ut ‘ RR A rst = R Ee CD #11 Ww ains gat 266R. —o ~ » Ches sstnut, i ii 506-7 2 I INDE] r Pr PPpo n OMBRIDG E _AGEN garage. get | Chena Us.”’ See | Pents for S110" oe Taylor; "SORrit” ae rh le lex be e. Ls & nut. . ‘ ij 6 4 nwrt . BI Blig. ' ; _—— Mohs | .8ie 5 000 — Z : CY 33 IAN BRI for $i° , x. _ te: or rT rv i ttrace = Lis on the ¢ ee ~ niture tf d Pp iavy BELI—655 (asi, KAMP. et A " : 31300 Beautifur 4-family ° Ash 'OENCES FOR SALE _ Sttractive homes j; -™ _—oe ou SEs__ ” 61 Chestaas st c . Sestred. or Webster 1i43w vrgh:. “Ul, bidz | (Pear Bastion and darcus: .. sf0xx Evans ay. | FLAy > se hk AE : | een i ine. | A & WASHINGTON 1 St. Louis. _ rooms, 2000. 02 Ru 4100 FLORA B CUS i srsa rooms. abbott. ‘tos so eee Ch, furnaces - , roons and bath ‘heen, firsround district: 3 and 3 rooma 16 rms, «: TER...... .$100.000 nd electric. y Re. "$300 ea Ext L. HOUSE—9 ms B + vw Nan Lis : Sis rw “a prix 6; 's stock brick rf’ ONLY $1500 CASI ‘ 4 meee a“ GS rox ~ *. bat electric Menits ” Ph hone F Orest “aa monthiy -* tai F a. A T—1416 sn hi "" i aera b Desir } ] ‘ 14 NGS) BURY PLAC 5 885 000 OTSREAN. $01, 722 Chestnut Ma! " 11 tt“. ang bath, in irst-c] Sg of ; day. bet = Stewart pi ? ol br urte : ‘a , or z ' ’ : : pa a . ” ~, ’ , , Pe if) oe 7 . n | = P ‘ Q ~ ~~ . e« - e+? Sana “ Z ; t ABS con ~ a 4 des fo 2. Wt ir tIAN. 018 "Chinen "ie 2 ang "lao FI ae ~ Room 291." Fullerton tage | able 5x KINGSEr Toa oe sie ee eee "a ion ee lero: _ Darlor - | JOs. F. F. DICK MAN R C0. 05d icenes “1aEEsoe Sap, his wenevty tad an then -_— YVUlLeR , Cc) P Bod ——— 35 J 4 « = $2 ”) “ 3 —_— } ; e 14 z , PLACE €50 000 ting slee . st floor - h . — ge low . > > iim: Boot o z ‘ . oO} ~tBeeerereee Lal : i Din . allroom. ~— mr aay MU RD MH AV. Ea »- FE am l i] v. A pi Lr tinent ss eROO see onwer second floe igs # rooms; Homes 4569 Ww EST Pore “4 a tual ge inne ioe ' floor; “+ 4 ‘chen hoe ee = bath “Sa | RESIDENCE BARG AIN aos i: _ ~ Caen end Be a ®nd o roow filet , 7 Ts ‘@rdrive ; eS Pay idle. #-room flat. ~~... “ I6 froomea 4 +... tte: 2, Ut S.ate roof; lot 52x125. Cod water 727 RUSSEL % . Handsom team heat, tile be: ieee. Ry POF: urunivy gee es ono Nerth Parkviee _ sonable R r=o Bg rea- sa, coms, 4 baths: garage; 150x112 See owner. 553 a price 38500: terme’ 8 rooms L AV. | @8d drive “a: REDU CED PRICE 5 ROLL AS ue 4 reasona ye: Se _ $10, | vrick all around rovin ,&dart ent. wens FL ATo.tien,: = s Dispatch dn | 60681 ae » rooms, 2 baths, hot oo? Pans ATERMan . $45,000 || -852 - Broadway. Riverside | on TEDERERS ae yy _ furnace; forse "Riso, Sen ogg > “vires ah = © orches, ree *Vllding: oo * e+ Ford condition: ° ' t. mance ey O * ~ F00m thy cic «(tena : ER T> Se eo _ owner she eR RK &. 1138 « “hest me bathe haa Sie onir Z& vorc: ey ee ir. mt wu 162 », Ler? “ner on promises to farage. ane hardwovug floors, rage: 100x203 _ room: 2 bat hs: ga- RESIDENCE— 10 ropm ) __ Sidney aney S678, ARENDES REat ty co. Vl SE— Now “a Js ALTHEIMER. . F N E IN \ E S \ °F - rated ene ood liovu~s. bea ur: Hy ear: tle ia LA T—41]49 31 Sane - ities T 6954 Alamo lag 2, Mar. Te 000 5S20r . Bi ast ; te; 1500 "Miastaagt hea elec. 2610 Gravois Modern lu : = | - n aT IF .* Tr ing plants, sei separate tele 1 oe rooms each ope nae e: 4-family. 4.5 | Water’ — n b angalow, hot , f wes VW ATERMAWN ig $45 000 RESIDE NeE_= ppt wo, 46565, fe) | For av. | _ SUtters - * PE. SHING “NEAR CAT} inane SH24-26 McRea 4 families: 3 | 440: pr; a erate Ruud heate nt. eat- | GEO sw ANSTRATH on Showers sleeping por hardwood floors. i l rooms, 3 bathe very attractty condition: tearm, -2™s: all in | or Sale—B r | RESIDENCE— Re Pershing av.: 4-room } r elect! and ressing rou gach, the vathe, | PRAN« ‘ise PER itben Particulars on son sOz | FLATS—i7i2 i4 ve saat tet “hestnur | 1339 Augusta ie on sarage ---+. 13,600)! #995 Mary LAND Pr. Se me cy ; 00 RE =SIDENCE— ... —Seven rox | ry s week buys aad e ermes. " . e . ; ret: 2 eng her Wave sen ‘+ she ‘ rae - Sth st. Nts ee , BOuse: $5800: aid ‘net fats and ice, sweat. hardwood fica. -OMm~s: 3 baths: farage 2 cars. Wator heat om s hariwood floo: ckory 9-room at . bee 1211 | ‘-RESIDENcE—s we, tern ‘ a Bt RIA x 4i/] c) teau a S IN ( T LE FL 4 TS ro 7 At WAT “KINS mom 307 orice. Chee: nut. i 6038 Clemens, fo n°. etc epee ™ 12 800 aa * Ww ESTM( REL LAND DR.. . $30. 000 RERIDENCE igs gan SINC leve! an: a | Saisr was” — tollet: | sere eee: | : q Owner, ban io 7 iP HEN FAL ir 25 ‘) . B. G ~ - 736 ties o ENAD, Grand 4380W. | Reaine— : : for a high-class —, a - I 7 ‘ MIT A\ “ YY ANDERS terems on th ah ; mpre veme! s Meade Box ages 7 Pp: 5131 Cartier, a - : a... 9 500 1] Snead : A >. fellow iarge frame r ES ReEant bide x. PRE. WAR PRI = Sat tle ESIDENCE—S0s¢ proposition there is ne t wd . ie ove : - ~ 7 . ; os © 2 oon , . Py ay oUt aii s. 7! foot front ——e ‘maa f i ‘ ree ee ~ c . e . - a r ; : Elegant modern ee Pate a tSON-sTun RE-BUE RMAN 74 r LAT —45551 8 Louls av. 3a , D. sn hardwo, >a oo ~ se Bath, 2408 Dike WAP " rage: make =e Fooma; B hot- -Water heat. - 7- residen CE SCHUCHAR Se - He % t “or ible. 9073 and sunroon 9° © &-room beth | x SUS Ch also furniture: rené¢ nd 3 rooms. | 4200 Westminete- 2 ~Steam heat 7.23 E AR BI . .. $27,000 -m, totter. 74g Russell gas, ‘bea ce. errs heat. elect —— > estnt._ m. ‘ 5 roome mam in town: brick residence. oa ek, 22d stucco, gen conveniences; price and ee OuUU ¢ nd O. one apartme - emer 3 an, a Ore Sriiuante. single flat =e § Mail, hardwu ood 1s ? 2 eption 1° 1s, 2 bathe = Site 6 «oe = eat Ca Uses me to f. ' usband’ § i class c tte . rhace electric: i =e ’ -inde}) 7 » ‘ APARTMENT S48 ‘erme ni bTice | az. 53d 3 rooms, bath ele tric of Water hea: | S600ta, het. _— ~ “Aatns: garage Talow- -reeidance _oter my 6-room un- | m encition; immediate rossess) m firet- RE NCE ‘BRT G. RLANKB Pw Janitor ser congl oey 5 chemi beans ———_. DYAs. SCHELP. 109 ~ Orn st aw 2. Price $4250. Inquire eneteire ni £023 | astlen ale ee rencn;., 9.500 oe KIN *SBU Ler RES IDENC he aes Sacrifice price: open. ‘owner a ‘ae eee for @ rea! go Be BEN i” LOEW . tentral Lie oti : Po oe ‘abrny 40115 : . . ~2UUY F ne pa le E - 4 Pp me + West ‘ al Mi arcus. 7 oat % ge 50ni ures, scre ens: etme 69°- ; ER HING, ater heat hao - , Troome. oF wae BF +g 2-story FP Dre ‘KM. ANN'R Bee @ ~ __furnace fixtures: WEST END HOME—« ’ = ™ hea: ~ . a oD ae ‘ ‘ i e: ~/ S . - a, = ZOS_F._DICKM. i MENT —Mar, au ay re ~. —. XC hag ve _ Post-Miene tor =es 94900 Box A-195, | 4415 Tag: B-teeet” "6..." hes 250 1? rooms, ® Cy EET DARA the $20,000 Ee ere: admissi. on by oc; ~ hot-water | Ji. ~-. 623 Chestnut. | | RESIDENC WATER HEAT. HARI Shows over 15 ve- }-famuir, 6 t room = bungalo. x §.250 | > - ~ Daths, sun parlor, break LING TER _R CO.. Je ard. DOER. | H SIDE R] Cash 9 ne, rec 2ePtion bail. 300 ee” ms. 2 bat gara ge 5a saci sion by card. DOERFLINGER \dmis- i a Zarage, otc. ose us ~y ty hot- Wate> | hard w NSE Modern: Le Siversd ; grt G“bLASRE-R ; “ome S15. 000 e ee >72 i oe 4.80 L 5S i mae ——— 70 ae y o 5.6 : ‘ si Vat? ian + -©Ption -« ihe atin see t ™ . s : - nn glgearictty -“? ght bri ick garage. 4 FA MIL : AP ART MENT TGs in ehed aeste At a barae ane 4 i a Stee nace, gas, elec. et a APLE tec e accesses - $17,500 RESIDEN? —— MILES. 409 ) Fullerton Bi4g ung’ S Hi ghway SS E. ' RESIDENCES _ “ at lato J tamsiy Tint, ats ie to Is REA s t . 45anne. of *LATW— = —— A ON 4th st “108 Morgan mea 7h 6.0 ; oms, 2 baths: Sarage; 100 feet. Tate NC E——34xx P ae : asl “SISSIPPI VALLEY Trf-s~ +:..- 3.850 i320 Linnhe:: os. 4““~ : 9ENCE@— My a} ~ rut | hestnut nut st. (Al ete. 1.A t—~—@ . oi St New Oerry DYaAs. sc HE ym 3 Ate roof, all n ern co . FOOURT: e = ey SE. cO., Agent TT —_ NDELL Bl. -+-++- $15,000 of Jefferson My six-room, ¢ on Sidney e east | Ww HAT — W 7 T,, . Y OT ee GERLIN Cesk: eaeue 0 ane — __Toome _modern Gaetan; dou le. 4 “oe S Ww T ———— a 08 N Sth et. 500 McCRADY «@ of One es: $16 e Main 3640 eiti and }f -E. , _.-~ *¥VOms and garage. electric. aaater $3070 furnace, bath. gas. FOR 5 ROO “ U ¢ GIVE E RESIDENCE—4643 - baths double tee Der eg 38 Leona as Js —_ (eye) “el Is Ay. Near King’ s Highwav = Fores: 3196. a RME y ER DESIR ABL E __te 3306 S227 RAYMOND , ....$14,000 0X _ A-232, Post-Diematen” *S @ bargain. Pp 4704 Ray ate: att TCHENETTE. condition: bath. elec . Call cNait Bakewell 000 Cash down a —— elec. 5 _ ells ’ f) . l — —- ~abe lie 4 oe ~~ x ‘VUls, lot-w aier heat : nm ESIDENCE—30x “se a re cd Wy Ow term fu modern brick | cle . see Owner ea BAAS BAL | WLAI—A dana ~- Yrand 3O10M rooms and bath rent ; ats of 3 and 4 furnac a ort and 5 rooms, ba:h. | “HO ) MES ¥741 DE GIV . . 1Ot-water x Cleveland av.: § room: _SAVINGS” TRU 5: Oven for inspection ie! low price. BSS EY | N Seve : " and 7 ree:n ~ m ake t . ’ . 3450 Der —— » - TO : rec. 4550 ENR HT . ah * ts ; 7 ry ii ry $13 500 en eutienes ade ea " hard. od 1s, ; B90 ST CO.. 4935 De i k 7 Fest Sli 600 om in O40. p ” ee ANDERSON-« sTOoc KE. P “re vear.: Will FAS] . TAY! LOR. ] RUstT " MPAXY 1S oem HT A \ $ 5 On 0 eS. : ~ Oa ll ji0l-Water heat tH eae 2 Churet - on niy $Ecay Near Sct. 122 EADS _ AV ae bea i ee —— ~ ; ' We ESPMINSTER” —s, R '. aon . LAStOnN av nlite 20 7 I wea LA "LE AY oe ” ° ——___” ot. tN, 316 W - : -Troo _€f upstairs. 130 seat modern; ow hestuur st PL AT—3841 Maffrt av: 5 ar an nee 30 BCCLip ~ HSeeesvessc, dine 1U rooms. ~ " »°******++-$12,000 || | REsipew ‘E—3934 —— ee Bids. - fen Eien — residence: rubber. ‘UE _Binckstena for’ ule ‘tales at 4 cam Egat. PLAT—b our POO is, ; ré ‘hoice W, @xt iE cme 4" CRAs bargain y — —- . ¢ aa a ¥ ¥S33 BANKTMER $11.50 covering eat residen-e. ’ Sacne ae lwood floors —. fine plumbing: bes em | RESIDENCE | posvennton. ROLAND: and Loy Ma =. , a Gann 60: Ss l d Fe |: Ai ras “est 2198 AD ‘i. . (RERMEYER, 4530 MeMit? oi Lf fea © 000 #% rooms. s e€eping perch pat tats S000 S3, also 5- Dassenger tl. ‘foo: 7 eslar, with grantenad ai etceptionally yee | room brick, bark La & t GUINETTE. A. WISE. #4 floor, 419 peer 26-28 FLAT —— De mee Oe wo cces, 4615 WE ‘STMINSTE! | s RESIDES \Rarage: propert in: furnace: frame | ,170: oniy $4890 ~ ‘urnae ” 504 . ONT wi, FLAT—4 an nd 5 room; * . SOx Hartt ( sveetaut a 7 ~ os E tTZEL AV. te r—Doubi e i x hat? 3108. 10 whic 4139 DELMaG si eee 6.000 12 rooms. h t-w ER Sobet : 310.500 RF F IDE Ni > —6 1 rooms : furnace. “bath a | Soushout ; Saas leaving ein condition ) BREMNER” Rb “a até , 9 RAY M¢ > A if . , “oie a si i. “ - . > 4 ‘ v Ire — ee - > ~™ . > t w ~ + - | fe o . > . . 1 > ; nm eat > _ - e , enx the. DRESS, bes, 0 ton Ter. ; Bai, iron ‘porche s: ~ ‘elem ,- fay: tule go orice $6500. Fe Walia. og 0 «: oe MABE ren kaa. 6.500 — BY RES * FP PAKK BI! .- $10,500 once. a a 3G ENER Sere DOsBession at card a 7a lewinn ent rest. Inspection wy ENC , 29 OW on f foom. butlers pany ana a uit oo on - ; , ae ess IT TE . 73 t . he) i‘. eet 0 —ee -% AY oe yee rvonis, Water heat = sige tor. cs 37X verger. Vic ‘HY LD > ly. e . 4 Ot-wat rLAT— 5050 Ve © 108 East. mn. Olive i9ie A @€@Ba BULL CK O50 FI > ‘ -_ Eight Seene ee ~ — —— ‘arse ga- a : ENBRANDT > N er heat .4 i? -=- ‘+ , 4 4A T— 25°09 2 . alles 6.800 ‘age RESIDENCS& 202 i. —— & NOBLE REAL as yo tile bar 2: $2503 5 “fd 6 room single. —~ > > i4 Full erton bidg flat r- ~~ lniversircy, st: 4-fa; 56065 VERNON A\ TOR } or ee : 8 EN¢ “———[ 9238 Vir in! — ” 1a e; ry) odern ; ‘ -Room Dwellin * Ya oo Cc Beautitul hard wood floors, tu, anes —F ie, 44x Rus I: 4.5 rooms Rents $2400, P rice, $12 , 500. : iS & l4th «i oak : 3814729 _ 4 ies ebhu 7.500 JIUS WES TMINS7 ep $9 300 ii Wa +I ZR Ss ‘OTT Cc oO 803 _Chestnut ; ‘ Dillon, hear Che utean- Bs, | heap i » ieee Lot-water pac. : = Re rots ae aie hats oe r ge ‘ $s - ~ > hes —Sing _ - i enie nces imme ~ao”? PARK ay mn * a = ae . $9. O00 heat pe ote room iric bath. hort. -Wwat AL ESTATE. eSIDEN E373] and Ciarer, von. — ‘ VOM, near Enright KE ANe vV Cans Or e« 143) Ry a ibper flat Cal} , leven “A aie Me Oe ee RO “OrTrnher Belt 1] rooms: gar a FY ING on ric; adn lission by card. FT ater | pe gl Chest 1 Evans; ~ OO JOHN Miles ~ NO SiR) Price Slo . — & FRA NKE. 100 } Pg =! We ees 4047. Ww +7 ; VOU +l 3958 w rE: STMINeT ED ge a ER ae CO.. Jefferso OER. | | ~ " FPREe EE peag ——$—$—————nut ot. : > monthly and 4008 W EST) TMINSTER J I . Ss. 409 FF t 0 U'iv td 564 008 Cc “estn y? LA T—.; 049 New as ; EST MINS TER pr : i SL iLN SiER oo e8e6 abe cee ‘+ REs DENS n and Gravois, n st. ae . ‘Bos LAT —tox x Suburian As ullerton Bidg. , ~5"134: 2-story bac 2 and 4-room: gooane rooms se as een 5.000 av ne ts we ay E—6 S21 Michigan ar . + teem | largaret” : Parish Bers ER JONES TR. EC e 10-room dwelling: hardw wood floor mediate bhv-8 ese) 0 - * and 5 ery Ss; ih. P R IC E > onth S3R00 — ~~——e SORtal Be 20 per ~~ MARY LAND ay , . L£37°) epee ror 1°35 Py AE ete ‘c and fy irnace; gare a le ——" Rut ' RESIDEX cs rc oa xy + ©. @etric, bat furnace. hear Judge 1272 Arcade Ol, On Cities, Ht rT S000 B iD Ss ii 3 G .Dr _— P ° . 5154 4s? roo: 2 “ o OO 6 + 6a wu 8.000 1” : ACLEDE - one Ob oe oa $7,500 Wir appears n. See & ’ ot oH) > | i nee ” well_buiit, hot- wtih Aa heated ical frame: pa 1240 = ; . “ heel let A 6x142 6. . ore tot 3 rooms Mane een av... 3 rooms Nir re Me. one, , = mel “ter neat. ‘You, ~ Story frame road. can't be d wen; Fed tile roof. - RE ; y OME : rd. Ip ” Ment > large re is modern 6 fam! ne re. ‘ise wn: is floor hes t-wata- ian = =—)—(i * FP OR OOO Me oe 8.00 9040 RIDGE ' te ee er . o rooms, ga lot | price- UDdiicated wi ete ; SIDENG > PLAT singe. 2, 765 avant. aang 4 Terry. | every vein mel a" and sur, aries ear a gs —~ oo eras l laundry: ren, S480 os DELMAR Br a o rooms garage Tat. 0 a wee ‘ ' 2 ter ms . $400 ne F — , -_— in roo: oe. ae Oe Oe we : . . , os : *F cr , rtic 4 or -Ona : ° BO! 1TORFE “REAL TY .. re art big Price Pinenart of the Wes: r ras fa the very ORFON BE & R's v open. 5348 aati: oe 9.000 et pte eae RT Te OE a leoaet Mt Api PEI Agent. 3501 Gravois av. 408. F. Dic KMANN R.E.Co.. 623 or OOS, Benen?) we ! " an, gine 3 rooms and "tad" f FLAT—Tage Sha : tar DY, S cteetiled statemen: > * &t* LAI—4#210 — estnut Six rooms LOR OOR wee eile 10.000 POW) 5. ge gree ore eo “ee E— Mi ern, 9 G23 oe em, aor Ww : ——._..__. A8-SH > at ~ of aan ot . sMi0adie: son, pipes — 4308 tiI~ner- . dition oak roome: perfect a 3) 4 — SIDENCE— 409 — gra floor a wer _po10H furnace. $20 " gad 6. Ger bath, } RIC E BI 103 N nth et i “ge . ss eee ee a . 4 ve and Ah ver he Thin DELL oe O08 W606 Simca 19.000 WEISEL S-. GERH ART To wer Grove He ore a: ty neat: XS A J11 HAWTHORNE E 7. A Snr ye furnace elect mR an mad location, lot fei a. Ta ' ’ * 9 BP fate ee SSO00- wh . ne 9:> Th ree : tats : n h ; - Qi e r eee FLAT— 4013 X SR n S178 Cables 2 : EDU { E nD in ' ARRUTHERS 4; § ‘i tt ¥o Cozl KIN wee BE. 1 4519. red: terms. Phone owner not poise Anish throughout: > Peemen hard. | 300, Benton owe . iW ALiMa. "Site woe h eal modern: tile a Pine bi. C4 ean oa upsta, re renting : ° 2nd 6 room bri ae ~— nd. Sid 4349 Pope™ . eS ee See 0.000 a = R E AL EST ATE ( ‘0. = ES = D ~ aad oie pon hall iret floor, —e- and re. RESIDENCE Sete’ eG d oy. 216: V igtor $41. . AL\ ix fT ‘ ine: 42 rea! barga'!> ae ner itwae or 260: could rent ite eimeeet FLATS—2545 2s Vs a a wt PARE BI. oh SX ry IDE ‘E—3965_ ‘Russell Sr - = _ 7... 8 second floor: 7 a 1S and large | N CE—$750 cash r} DICKENS 407 Times Bl. 16 Waina do’ nstaire B.D pe hore: 4 families... a ket st_ double fiat for | g@: ene: ums *++«. JO DOn ~ 4 = Sth and C h Y3A » * «Orick residence o av., dandy 3. | floor: jot LO1x1 96 ~ ni shed rooms third month buys my 7-room 9 DART FY IRD, Hi il LAT—3 and u reo nN mod ~ a TH A t mS t Bi -ME HR A ltd. ~ _Cheatn RESIDENCE > . a : mest fv More n ‘ om plheie tlle ac Mancheet ’ 6010 Man! NTS . _= —~iMAN R Fr Ty 4002 Chnnsn Nine rk DWEL L IN KE N8-OTTE NAD. "ut ee 6221 tory Gret iie@er, bh AT—On ” Qeodteli ter ‘cy ee Die a\ l a, = | oo . : a ‘ . sl) 4 OR ” tt 57:8, ‘a -er b Gs, > 0 0 pepe — — $049 FL AD brick. - ; ’ wt Water heat dea llow is ea ati ar ‘ar len? + a i bys ; = 7 4°45 zs EF: ] ’ . eat 1? 2 0 f Pre - - eee Pe 38 SOS = p o zas bath, I : . 4 « aM Mouse $5500" OD; buneaiow. 758 Clara ave: $26: 000. *Partment; | “single ies, Labadie electric: “bag? Ooms | g, Bleven STMINSTER rh. ., 122000 | 2 b 0 and Under RESIDENCES] rooms. beth, es, | i ROOMS Gwner Bish ty, decorated: Bd peatioa adeotaincal atealttas : ae FAD pets rans each. a *tTn. 6-farm':. 6 Earage see thie ¢ bat touble 615° PERSHID : e ~s : “Tf onting’ pris ee oe lace: E cle: tr: ~ newly weed bur ©? and — : 4 di er. lem mens. 7 ry. 5117 Ww ; investment a: Sox ) rooms 2° S8300 oe = “AV... “nan Vernon, west park we 35.0 O01 California: immed tt: Sse garage; |._.T?!s moder x do hcleai Farnnce’ ei 5-6 rooms, baih cy = vinas’ TRUST ©0 4935 oe ' Porest 3790 DeADY & OBERMEYER 2422 x ET ag > 15.000 tic: siete eee, © rooms S| from 1 ee saday: toons Possession. open | _ ‘Eee ae eye ey j® located on fine wip Too Geog Beautiful iow Wale ig CAKEWELL. 118 M. Tih; i u th r a ele a ° ar 5 e. 2 = 4 ‘ ‘ r 5 : ~ ~~ s i iL ° os Vie it si its. 4 rn2 — . _— = ance . aint ’ wil a e t Pry) S54 7 . ~ —_ : I 2 rr’ . : Cc ~ J OWner NONTesidenr wen ee in fine repair: BIG” B 4 RG - Fy AT TF ; — - — se ah a 8 Le. . seven rooms A Wedd eied al 1° 500 R ze sear Missisei Di "@ cae -145 4.500 S , W.. peat SAL Ld PP & —. WER. ba i. A ae -PSTRIN. Main St o1ae dit tm - i nace: newly decoraien nes — vane mn Saal sila os - Bs . ; # ps , = acity iti ky. - 7. ma * | . I A? ) “ , -w ° y FLAT- TP; inney as a. # CO. 618 Chestnur. “ptiona! om ree of'§ 5000 filet a: "the — + ' te ‘a, &. 2. 5 6143 Kigos an ‘ ite ee 15.000 ——___ ) ti I MAY | SHOW AEs 103 N._ stn a oaae Tha ts ri me This is a | RESIDE NCE—304 254 _ _ Choice Residence Bargain balance “ew re nth} " Sing: 0 fiat: $250 " Vac “art for “s t? iow er fla b a f! om nae. sa A.Be » finished sane ; ty fy _ = [SSL Ry Br. . ™ , _RE sive Ne = .> ss _=* are must se]! —_ ye — ee AD AVEN det 4s a coiaht: 8 -o - START WATE masey: 4 and 7 cash ce. F. & For per ~ oa . op ame: in excelle nt Snditien C8 | Raae™ ot ce ee 18.000 °914 Bar — BARGAINS, Tt has hara ,,,00m home by Nov hes vE : tached b brick; fin ~ 10 ron RM AN me Ke 3 aise "aisa &*?- Port RISHERG, 1004 S. Vander enter'* DUTTON 6 xh. og EST CABANNE ay 18 $51; N. 2905, rice. 7 O rect’ (+++ $4,500 | Sleeping porch’ sia o3_ fhFoughout, lower iardwoot floors; owner sux te, eile, bath. | lone Peay Wey = Pi wood fle ed S tA TY co 107 —_ 7 oe = REMHLENBRING r . $4 "58 rooms - Pen enn $3,000 Ulv >» Rite ‘teeter. te 3.70u | decorated this ‘«, - Foot, and was newiri ene dar: 1 § © sell; see . or California: NS svery par nhie? 2.) iN. Fth ‘ L410 SY * *. & CO 9043 WEST YIVern “ey cm? mes ¢ FTOOMS nm ¢ >. Spring It ‘= } 7 sewty FPF DERE R. ~~ # real buy. /OREON E ov. 2 y * redi ad Ubie 4 > - = - “= “ - - . 4's (“gr . A ~s —_ “Bt ‘OTT, ae BOY © . * 504 Che: nic ai . Soe 4 — - redone “bath phenst corner of hex: of resets # fami -s 4 roome 2 ena welve rooms three 5 °S 900 4-065 N bth frame 6 roornis. i ° . ~. Oe ” - > 4 A- 408. P *t-Dispatch Ma. price N a : h “dine heat, 90) VLAT—4) isa —— s01 33 caer ~ P rice ready oe electric Roem: terme 4s : Hnling ivr $74.5 } pe> Tet AR . LA ND A StS hi nm nd Heights t.; rooms . ‘ 3. saa} gen Nor ONY” ~ |, PARISH sasee = } 0 - ew Residence i heater: doutle 5 4 CATES ‘ *y “es . 40° N By “ _ ‘ Slxtee roorr ' a ee f ) } . - a.cs aw ef ” a« ary, ecc. ; 0 _ Siz roo ——-. *«..,. . .. ~~" GSS i} See ae ENZLIC s alt 3 et B Ridge Main gSRATH JR... Det. ay APARTMENT = /* 4-famin ee S-Siy Montgomer eee —— as rF. La NDP eta i = =~ 2 f. 2103 E. Grand Pian —~ _BE RT wi E NZT ick ‘1010 Ch _— a | ,Ot-water & DOD, N roo - a] av ~ mod » = Cc a ror nis and ci? c ’ ‘ . a id tw i. oo? —_— , ‘ ot- ) rc os > bie; sine, t> 00 7 . Tk: ic » 4 ‘ > A - - ) at the eat: i. , Seventa _foranne tay, Ott Bertect order § TAS | og Sant ine 3 anantments of Pherson hot-water heat, “iichen: electric’ Hants ac; |CORNET _é ZE IB it TRap | bareain. sssou. “RB: Srage:” 50-tt tor: mnStten ns. reception hal Waar. | EPSTEIN, G17 Opti! ae tae oe For 5812 RIDG iE AV. . et ; “5a: “ or 33 ‘ar . inent and ea- ‘38 iS aA Ver 2 inven r id be jenian Son Arnold. a ened in enamel? - : —_ room ——— es c DAP EY £ BON. 1095 Crestnyr | GIt Pe Doueht a Nee oth $2790 a went! | Feil pnd jca3 be — + che ‘Tight sot” | ——_ Chestnu tUST | Benen 372w, on _Marihall’ $003. [new Fron ‘me ‘timace: ke: dandy vara: | QD a 1808 Ke 2 Gveiing svctyitags of . Enright " i. "ut os ce of $17 000- DOTT« N & KE re’ wh GS inihste sae : ——— Te “L511 ENC E—10 re —— ns . = na painted in and — newly decerntad | RESIDENCE Peiiing. coo eine in . eee « ‘ eo Ie i NN. — PILE rAINCK p . Z ,* ee eat vers, in One of th few public - —. > on bloc} f ' a be cut t PY good at Qrdwow. band o room V 817 Ches: : SR 1410 St JA, >= @ Co Sine —_ rant Ones On the Santh arn. 22- “ “5 astieman. ; Bean itifu }. we! buf? t ° eat, elec ‘halt ; | IN + AL ry “4 BUILDING c0., WERER. 306 Piers — wootthk VERNON ay ‘ St. Lo ais preauscker ach Av. acrose fr: BALAN( ‘E EASY (OF two reed. floors: 50-foas lon ate BRICe RESIDEN, = = rooms, side sirance i brick residence | | Sis Garwood = ind: Sa ee fa , 2-FAMIT Y Pe on first floor + 1X: tine home fist: 5 : 4d As | E R MS Cor are Cars. PDhis residence can be Lee ©; 1210 Sidn C -2€ room and kitchen firs TZ Parlor, din- \ORm ew”: SE E ‘ HE bate. electri-. asan 200: mood | op. %"4 6 rooms. bath fy, »| Separate laundries. Nove? 28d third ftanr De rticn te. With $2500 cash > fan nd_bs rooms, bath. ficet le ‘i ing a tile bath second — floor ; bed. | “REON E. 8 TODAY piste puneaty co: | MORIA AAS, iS ye case: | AR Dream ola eae, ar es Se WHOMES FOR SAT pb. _Sisiktyaeion eas, Be riiec pol LAI ERO Ret he, even a PRISE | cata: ahaa jgtile, drivawarets “Bclosed steep: | RESIDENCE — , 1103 Aubert ave, . 7 N Tth — a iinedieeee ) So) - . et card Ss., es@ PISNC: terns : —— ‘ le. ee ess 618 Cheoe st. | lot Sonisg aPPrectated; ad-nission™ on = floor * acternoon, terme: heated. 5. . tric’ Ni dic. 2407 ~ ‘nh e¢ ul ’ — AY. Call Benton 523k —— a : ~~ St. !' toe ws r es roc ma; tha, ‘ood en __ Moder Ac: | NORT ; = aw! N Broad {uipped, 5-r; : Usk. — NE ; ——. *: DICKMANN RE ucti 4 hard wvod floors owe en: APARTMENT HWEsT SING L EF FLAT &TS—IS821 to ine Ee Was sty] h i OT bungaloy as E—o large rooms. large saat N_E ew ‘ OM TON HEIG HTS HOME” | = ANN RE. « 0. _ 623 Chestnut | REALTY Co GUic a wal] ST CO., 4935 Detmar a ls * orkah S1T—2Z-stor, - oe © 3 large rooms 435t Prairie e ouses , locate 1 ,eetsic, Cellar Karage se, 6. or Longfellow and R i rs Cc — aaak : 107 NK. - ’ ; ae .WANSTRATH. Tis: Choet Ghee - Op. 4750 Asnin nf Rarage a and iene: price $4500." *... _— 2 electric | pe sident; d in desirable large iawn: Union ca. go gacken at use: meats aU ST ¢ OMPL ETE pp esse Av. {| 3711 ASH wit '. BUCY a REsj DE ENCE—729 4 7119 W ASHINGTON F Sing! , Si tn iki oT a ee fey airie. “ at 01 wes Geraldine oe BO t Poor i! > anx! > as ? and 6 pert: 1406 N Kings hla room D, OBBS—New. mode 2) STROD ) - . districts. Libera]. tile bath, hot-wese a d wood floors, | | BALANCE ICKORY ST. 1} wensonable erat: ino Complete and dei \ S°Parate ' z Way: 5 “ lat: Steam he . rn 4 and “5 TMAN & STR -_ size ] ] a lx1°7 e@ “ iter ‘heat. et o aA s - EASY ar nadle Droposities slew t 4 t price redu og eee, Axtures outre *4 fle or s@at: electri . etc 3 a 3607 - IDTMAN ( ots give them | Sanan a) CENTRAL (4X127.6: easy terms ‘c.; large lot, EN VONTHLY : brick, inodern attached san ‘ Pet; an clegen e008: 4. t: | FLAT—auay Northiny On | es s849- 31 = ABAD Broadway. ‘homey’ atn a real von —8 rooms: well furnish To | Main “a0ag 2S. BLANKE R. EB co | 9-ROOM RESIDENCE |} Cams inapect y time B . mn “ | . . on “ ~ i - = tts —T lo o — ro rs : li s fu =) eq ° i] f eee 7m y >. ‘ ‘er tr : _* 4 4 | " > > a ' , if exey Gu SCOTT. 5, ” _Chesten Tha pa «| ate roof and; - “san +t patra fur- t: _ a ~ and athe "he wanes. They hee lere. He Y; SES —34 — nal J rice. 3140 a @sh) ingtos \ D—404] cal ites ‘ 711 { ‘hestnut st. LE MORR PRICE ONLY $2500. RESIDENS eee REAL wit 5 ang 6 reon MOMal That vod? KE g ae. JOHN “H — am n torn s elec- Can e ur >} “One bose and 36 Mo mtrose: tw = 8!x-room sa Ct ECTICU T—McD 'S AACH R O.. 8° ? “Ve 308 “ ts floors. hOt-wat mel av: | PLAT—4098 gus. , Fr te esse ABBOTT, 103 x . Purchased for! ¢500™ bricks: incame $53 per month “2.” furt hog brick, hardwood f} - ©O.. 826 Chestnut, | a © DL: 7 chet , ae 1 yy a er heat, hardwes i fle: SUllivan ag, . > N. Sth st smal] init l $2550 MILE r month. Pric “Ce. electric: just i vors, bath, = ball. elec ied " Se open sor -—~ -” * 2 or & room ae - ri A Te lal cash av a S. 409 Fi ullerte lide | ©: M. Mer ust listed. | . — fixtures, f£ an ‘une : . eened porch. 3631 f T. 86000 p ment and ‘ m Bh CVONALD RE Ba rated ; Je kt NGS aM ieelon a ic) be = S er long t , bov BL E — = D.. 1111 Chestn:- & a root; = EES ; bi.AT - th, electric ca es. furn erm, easy YOU RM EY 1902, : E — ain j fq + sell ‘to Close | 3 > Delmar : eee Meman ALBE f by ace, monthly » ONEY T 902 La SALLE Ser wre i ue ‘git es : ; , ay bo eee . rv furna ee: ‘* le and 3 ee = — —_ «* R Ww _ Nari Cr 7 to Grand av ment ] ] Day- ON w ASHI wo-st ory brick re ide - E. & R. G. sc ' — : 5? 7 e shi Oc! Peit 4... 57 a roorTpe i th : i} cM, et: * . ttirn b th. sete. Ss hee: Ww DENG a . B rs ine v. - p>4 ‘OW: Go ar. My) N “ ; S40 *;: ; Pee > - 3 4343 LEF 10 nestnu. at i ok ao | of trust fo h 2909 NGTON AV. et at fur Nace le ooms a nd @ll-bu: It DENC . a = S70 / maT a A ie *, } NTP ~~ Peay terme eo inatinis AN a r t » re. ~909 . basem ent: _ . .. at 30x 1S > gra lar ° modern residence E—30 Yale ayv., . 3 and @ rooms, | eo —*7 iS St. Louis x “ate Olive at. | #4 Us uv SoM mainder of the purchase pri : s4o7 foOms: ‘Dexe to rep ntaO: 13 sell at ears and osley pes — | Bat cond Tiong Arat floor. 4 rooms so¢| ~ choice Fama — -, Cathedral Pari DP ‘e £00 00 - -_ + Ua CES large lee , e -0 rooms. Da ts The ~ ‘ eS ASD ’ (" , 4 . ice, |: rs x as 3 ext vad ~ . eae $1° 50 ™m igsion see ‘ oe of Or card of ad. wood flo 4 'OOr, nished attic, cal oora, ullerten Hite CEU J. Wane? vii S180: terms od PS + pgp dl il str +s SVUOMS f ail at Rea! Estate D rage two mach 590x140; * ga" 0 rac HERS’ | driveway 1. new furnace. new ee hard. garaae ‘so slate | attractive 44. reer ie be ry : + Lal i wA —— Fr Pa 3 i ‘ ] / t. ‘ hes*nut F « rv v : i’ Ts ve y- 4 ment for pa rt I, . - epart- 31 corner lines: next to _Oltre re 1607 INV : ESIMENT CoO., Move righ: varage for ] car: now roncrets | price hs righe } for 4 Be 12 ~~" a : eX ani @lectric: @ nh. ab- ’ " he O- HOUsE. > — ‘HWEsT | 775x213 Ruse Ot Moin a oses: terme Can be nade” | PL .T. RJONE Ps R jp CO ct ag PF... - ant: 4 and & rete tats i OU Re P ROBLEM SO M SOLVE —a 3102.2 4 RIC 'E $10. 500 O Ditve 1607. Kinloch. Lesion Chestnut st. | 10USE—7-room_ frane: L:... ..— | ticulars ~~ g* + ound, “eng 246 aR . Cu, “y . 171 ‘ w ry Net t + — Ce "Rat Price S45 00. pba ‘ on n Yr ~ ay: rent, stor) rj ni * Scho lot LOOx1]* os A REAL HOME. aa 2S ue ne very cheap: bareate’® a ifton wright Bide — -& ——a 407 N ph oegn mM CRADY ORED. £ rims. © an e ir = te ; uy YOUr own room =s ™ -): e. Ss} reese any ; or . ; Aehe.ngtor. & preadway 973: price $6309. 7" es, welecirice Feats Forest 2198. De ~ ~ , ~ee erms. Fj 60x12 ~O; Daved st reet. vod floors, furnace; jot | REaip 41. _Post- ptshateh Sat be sold | ———— SI ENCEs: I RE iy ta tah, 4& St. Loui * av.: ¢en0 x only $4730" OWN | | 80xx Geraia HOMES NS BLAKE & -BRO.. 815 Chestnut For price and terms, TEVENCE—6535 West -| 6346 ON THE ve STO onthiv Sau 44 gus eleetr; Pa ' and » rooms venw ef ‘2 rime $4: rh won ‘ri _bri kk: ot apy “ne, frame G eee Vt st. ROL, LAS. LY PFE ; rame=-: berga Park. - ream Et ze) av... 500 cash w han ; » tte MOCND ¢ iTy oR t terms, gee front Neludes interans cash h and $50 per 82xx —~ sin | rooms and. ‘hoe e (; T and A v. ( : eb = + R. E. co., 1138 8 Chestnut | R007. Benton n diag Arnold, ue | front. furnace heat. ne a, : ——— nS i") : ne Me ‘Tbr Ont am igs * rth Se | , 7 ‘ ifcons mn. an : >3.400 , A ING TOV RES ne... A z ; shade trees m - sor tan i’ h.o0n ana . mont? we mani =“t" Tiat rente f. Ylxx Nor} Os nual iN ome $135 a = — (rTand Or, I must se!! a VN. -- IDENCE—983 . >... | Dri i ust ba seen to o—24- ‘Mory fat. G FLAT —{ ounie; 3 ~oe Ht. Louis ‘ Roa fp’ ws and ~5A Far! ws: 28 De r cae sanrhet, dern, Me ‘000 on h *Outheast . Necticn: « ™Y 8-room home t 392 eights: 7 =, 39 fp usee |! ay. ment con YY: w " **.. ; rootts y . ch - > ~ . and 4 ro : . _— . Fe A M ~ +, " obs n Ac t rooms nd b b “Ns hew, ” Chu? pars: nage vs ~e rner Page ~ i, "aL DOWwAe ‘ae we al n to- | RESIDENCE Sonia — . Ulnage!, 5708 Perkins oy HE on hot- “Water heat. large tet. 5 , net 38 Mathie na 3 Lindell pi” ath, ele ric, etc.: bearn @dern © TOMS, Ane “hone. ) Chestnut sis, oe = N. Sth aot. fra Tee lot tt: dandy 5 | ; whe T “jules ee wy Ad Sarage te! gaa. ae a. on Md mae -* bath A LRER ” ne BK et deautify! 46xx Ne Woderry terra hea 9 . 2 7.560 | ST ‘ODD. ARD S T | ORNE: ame 2648'hie AU TIFU L TY LER PLACE i fon’ aityes Arno ‘Marsa etin: $2205, op; a. hot-water heat; . PE a m XN 4 ot ° t« > r : “a : . . O10 ~ board ne tec =~ rooms. " Wes: thic « Tie of the f "Ww - i h Steere MY ” mg sna ~ My RFT; “> cS ) «Try TRI ST CoO r ) “ard of adn #sion a Chestn it FI usa » , of 0 rennet: two SS excly Se nest residences In ’ en. _ 7 RSHI * Me sooeenut st. | PLatr—e ~nion and St. Louie r — B8xx These NGLE AND Dot Beg, 5800 | POMS. lor 40 Pairs: needed: “mand, 8 | R°Rt, tile bath, Na rdrocg coms. hot-water | RESIDENCE—@gag pa | tr brick attrseri NG AVENU. MILiAS ~ 44 Labadi ‘ ‘ — c Cosi v - AMES HH. needed: bar __AL - 00d floors, bri radiey ay. ric "Ss and de XS. 9? a\ Ive - ingle MAG, c “argain. BERT ~~ ck, hard : §-room | . res) . lighter eXerlient cond tr Penson tPSCe: first-class noth 5 rooms . ‘amily \ martn 40xx De 2 rooms Sie flat, ¢ GUIRE, RE AL ESTATE. WE ENZLICK, 1016 Chestaue™ | Beat socene eens se th. “hot-water (on 3668 'p2,,52900 or make J ~- ; - iwrely — abil , = ” at in 4 rey , re sont anil e. ° © = , : ’ * as . - o-. : a © ree rure ~—e tiled paths. levers en _ oe ype on Jition. Price = his buy! ine hes I: ! it uf 4! ao ¥. . dout ie flat. 4 ana 7,500 | TM) MEL DIA AT TE Pr PO 10 SES: nut ef. 1918 LOU ISIANA AV RARANE @ PRANKE: “dow 2>. > $6250. Pe Sct nae >; for ¢ _ i a ane =, ALTHET MER s1 pe Fria nn ife Rid + een team heat S Sbartments with #0xx Hartford st .:.. a . 15 SS SSION OPP IDEN CE—5343 ag tnut mo . _ Wht ° er pegs F " : i? hes: hut « . —¢ far ti} ro. J room . . : £ ren "u ar s Rete te ' . Farage: lo ] bx > 5 - — _ s* . Single flat 5 ie ~ v9, 409 3405 Bel! : mode w OSITE RESERY OrR a pottingham ; , = EST EN | : . FLAT many paetnn: 3 splendia te near Union POY: Owner on “a i 2uick buyer, $12: | 4Oxx §, “9™* ... LT ey _— 9 c00 | (cBidition: close to ee 4 oom. brick: goa mace: prin ,esidence of 8 yeoman ok. _ «atreet $8, Alley’ re, sleepin porch: seen have to offer, at Pry AP Poin tens oes wai ‘te ted Sino . . investment: » hrough « Sees will shes’ .." : “Uls, single ‘ ‘000 Piemises ‘2 ¢ ne av. See ow ee rice Just red » Bath. fur- | oj at : | @ attic. an | absolut “0 ¥ AY _* iil set! ter sos. _— nth no lane Francisco ay Se this today, sure $44: ou os; = rooms flat, ¢ and ———__»_ #fter Sunday. her on yo. through ins Sie aod ‘ owner wil] show ~— 5715. SCHNEID In; Se ie - | Sine fixtu tile | p iL acct Laat ily dee. FLAT ee AA ox A 37° Pp ° ‘ ENE > : = . J Sn vO la ffite av... « ne! . "2 "eeeeee Se 8 500 P ) ©? = rR Dic ICKMAN _ EX: . ft Neosho high- ; SCHAR ER v ef RI het Utie : ——J 82) North Mark ——— > - ie 2 ZF f} iG TRU ST _ roome igie isat. 4 and & . ( SSESSION AT i N YR. I E.. mais 422 Ches ene rr iz. *] : Prd, eon, rig : 4 ° l¢ . . ai ‘ > an ee 44 a stnut, LNPRWOSS Nowe ———— : ow nel ; asa | Cdeerny: s: Ofte * ba A. 2a, e! ect ~ te 4 and oo room Me QD ol 49 aes ive. 19xx Arter ‘ . : a 9 2618 ONC E PO : rap ey LOLA OME. NER. ANXI0 4 MED 7 r to “ectric, furnace. ys ~6- F : : room, **: Single flat. « » ¥.000,._* Bernard , OR M AN Ss 6961 ; a. a WIAT : .. Foor “a.. D and 4 room 4d = . ~ Story and arr. ; HA reom LOZAN AY. crn: qamidence Aaa. : MOUND CITY Trr aa 3720-2 Family, 3-Room —siceD Card of tad Nlesion : q ; ‘ 6.759 © D-t a D ty . or 1 or =. fam come ec 36- ' 3610 Fannie: C NCE eter ant ] te ; and Ko = ack ' U UST co bath and ort Market » oy HOME het? @ny of th bove.—«- #Dection “On: orice $42 - ‘9 in | /arme ee: loo S140, Bouse: 50_¢r. let: | cash « 00x100: " bargain © Shee. | OPER xT *R BAL ‘ tfte Park iL ‘7 312 + nion and st r Sule arte . dee els & a. nice ea. f lat hee Hor Rp, Kk. fh UEP ARTMENT ao\e E ection Rar, a vbDen for in- @A to ter Ay 1 “FR. make Proposition | an ha ote $25 per month. a. : TY AP. . —v312 Matau .. >: ‘ ty 50-te. ioe aad a, uoder: . ee 81 ‘ \CKWELpern : AN @ EONH . )__ WILL -uxemburg. * ond make v 7 min, gas eciec: ’ aad 6 ro. © M. McDonarr, 2" $1800 Pp. a 12 Chestnut e: --UER TRUST co ARDT R. co AMS & BI AND = | $0: CHAS. J. BURD . 41 RERN. ANT. feet —_ rie. furnace * THe. : i, , "4 ALD R. - 4 O. at es 500 tee ‘ Mair 5055 v., — ae 213 aternat: ne ~ iain dD. 717 Chest Granite Blig F. Ez. ry land é sod a: lot 420153 Seemed = lllic - 55. 5056 ons! Life Bite 3329 p ee “Dp ER aan and Market | flat. hot-we ; MOUND (rr? TRE mg SF 3-35 ‘ ‘OTT AG E ~~ 321 Goets HOMES FOR SALE. i 1 Exceptional Investment 1 an " Af na [ RIP a) 1007 TT: mes set.. § room 5.000 hestnut "gt. ive inter . DL: very ttrac 3 — —¥- 1010 Chestnut 8814-18 _ PLA’ ; bs ARG AIN 235 We Bie” Beek notes res 4505 DWELLING | 4344 H A RTFORD ar % | FRANCIS Pen RT ROTH 02 N va 4 ’ —— rT. 1 Penis 1 Line Gin rao ; Weber * o-« ’ he G—1117 Arms Ar ‘ - T | : ; Sova n- r. Ethan nme PIMOO par va ‘amily # - ™ Bungalow oT. »o- 10 roon “. ae Be an roome: oth : ita vs . t ; ‘o.: - “ea iti ata 101’ *e® @ we b Ooms larg ‘ av mod ‘ . - “J ' z.6 ren. . vi Stewere BA NV aWWQeins ry + ~~ a Asie — _ t reoms terms °° ***° thake erie Park *REITS. aif, , Rareain : nt | Wale hot water heat: slate rect: — - SOUTHAMPTON e Py : ~ ' ’ Sis ra 3707 - - me ia 7 . x == ao = oria | b —«. & ' . a mr : =. ines tgnnet.. y + “ . A AG A I nN I NV \ . ‘ T Mi f. rye MP °37 he a Sago . J and 4 roo he 500 Vv“ her om 2905 Meram, ec ‘st. - Open Sun “es: 213 FEONHARD? Rr modern west Farage for 2 ' - str ae ee Mentone SLdg Ses ivchate § rooms’... $400 | RindugadyiegttO™, Tos troagit™'; Sunday: | ——-- 318 Invereetional” fi Bh ee | ” — F ’ > - y ron e . po. Vite »- d a 4 ’ eller rn. : en S @« 250 _ : ue 3 F Modern be . dtY ‘ . ; "4823 , eto. " brick ; ; wen ee of and ¥ 2 > ; ae tarts ree fr ine me | Pah einem ae whoa teem Pi: BALD Birtiow DOP ac So ERY | te RUeane MANNE Eco, | | 3455 MONTANA ST | teenies hot aed Besa Sette ee | s6i9 MARY eS oT two ma.| riehe : > ow vwacent 5 _ ‘a 5251 ———s pl.. room« reese 2.600 Cue ic or 38. odern roem ' - J n oat ie me “F and mov. = Gilmoe me @6se cs 00 8 lower G; ' rooms with bric mantel Consisting of ving : ——=Af. ¢ MORFTT 807 Chestnus bow lg | F' Wee me: & real baronies 4712 Goethe a. ey itend.. 5 ae ano eel rooms, oo lonnades. Gard Heights, a beauty. | electric. A. "hee 550153" ; ae oe en and ~ hall dining toom, ene J. . MARYLAND AV. Pte Wa nut ot. roe ‘pie MA ide ay * 6308 Idaho 33 Tooms ||" ' = th; see 3872 Haree Wood floors, il | RISTIAN ncigh tt R. bedrooms on vy on frst floor: 4 ltwhe n novend pa" oe yeON »| OF H Ppt Chewtnae, | $588 Beotivia’ «eee IID poe | sare 228 Re ie Hf Rly 819 fra Nashstand and baility aie with ped Py mis xuree, condition ‘ond i ‘ amily flat, iy ‘ ) ~~ 4029 —— was. °° ‘ora S)4 CO - $6250_ane ee ivory; her. tud: Mit: | ae mn an “a a ‘ 4 oom t " iota Se idney 53 2 0—4065 . water heat: . woodwork att. 8. Pre wee or Pehey 22 avestment mer een 4587 yn I il rk Fla [s ‘KOTsrs: A N. 301. 722 | Chestn, ae u“ ] a HO! SF AND LOT—+4 rooms. —— os a8 Ea 65 Castleman Ay. : very : #1 eee 3 | tae for — Water heat Sands room ffi $250 | (" ash +: aAtn 1195 House Losho. ‘ie condition. Immediate ns posseasion’™™ there See it toda ~auti fal ‘Res ieee 5800.11 AKE ) AN ee —————et | COPNG : xk e4rage. 35. eet ~ ai! seca and $25 Per Month Mie Ween, electric toile. ————— —— brick residen Lot 28 2a 6x130. Moder . v recept : aS a8. wsitetrte. J chines 3 room 4700 ac . ‘ toF Sh, slectrte Vacant HOUSE? — — iaiieiutnnsicecmmeies sarage ele ay eennins: newly decorate a: new ® at e : aren = tnut Main 1193 ren. ono "8: garage: aiact ~~. ——~ | JOHN @ e = A choice home : furnace: on very easy v—I roorns, : 7 - Fo — Sin | = teet. 2312 = & electric: g45 20D: LAKE price ane : very 3 gO™. hardwood fins | —6 men TARE & BRO "SIS Chestnot ot ots 1010 we ‘BA : [00. Forest 3 re: ga- | HOUSE—6@ rooms. with ut st. leaving ity wi lectric. gai 53R. set ae Hot gins ul water — farage Lx 4080 Hes ag .lodern Residence : a oon — — a 8, ariel i a = oa a : | | 3 ; " 5 r 3 . > ~. * : | ¥,

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TB * eT. LOUTS post-DisPATCH. ° FOR SALE- ee ree SUNDAY, _ OCTOBER 16, 1921. SIDENCES FOR SALE —————— wesT SFFER Ww ANTE a residence = ition excel- | ree hardwvev d A ,ore, garage; | RESIDENCES FOR SALE. NORTHWEST ~ $500 “CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY 4602 MeCaffery pil.. or Ashiand avy.: © 600 FARMS For Sale, ale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business C hances, Wanted and For Sale Ads today: RESIDENCES FOR SALE. | ais . o ° —_———_— 4612 WASHINGTON AV. Large 1l-room brick dwelling: SIDENCES FOR 8a Le SOUTH WEST i hot-water Oven g ‘BUSINESS ; PROPERTY FOR SALE —_- —-—- RESIDENCES | FOR ‘SALE WEST JF YOU WANT A - in — ee . —— IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALu) | ‘FRANCISCUS & KUNZ CO. REALTY IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE IMPROVED PROPERTY EDWARD TL. KUHS, Hemmelmann - Spackler Su2l N. BROADWAY teal Estate Co. adit Meee Bunday chee i BU MIL DINGs—3J ; awelling attached on Morgan st... and ®& Weat of jedfere detached t, 2 bathe. ; ' ~ WEST “it ough 41% w estminater., steam heat. electric fixtures. acree: t | | roo: n bz cK bath. furnace. eler trie son, 105 feet front ¥ NG— 6572 Kisel. : AL THEIMEK ’ B17 Chestnut. | Salient tor bossbice machine? furnished: ie. 5 | IF IN EK H¢ NV ib 25; for 1 or 2 fainilies: and es i Jesnice with store. 9 flats! 159 pace RESIDENCES. | Gias See 061. E ctiet e Contra) 747. ial Gece ry ~ ” : a . ae ery ) use: nh . n ’ ‘ , - - oe east J fe . a ‘45 3 aa rooms «a : oe. Q propert s a av... OF s ory frame. ena- . 560x162. Phone Cabany g CAD. Pp ros 1. bat hot-water quick sale, aE See | SEE BERGFELD L x | 9g G south of Mar renta 3: 00." Ret. She aa ball: brick porch in front: narane tr Ge Ft Admny M, — pw ag Walnut Park districta. taining 3 rooms, ot 216n148: ogtee. Si 700 pL. xo) BARGAIN is her strips: lot x | 5OoOU. terme. : ti rou ‘ be “ihe furnace; ~4 5 Che stout EN es HT—85500 furnace, 103 N, JOHN. 1025 Chestnut st. Washington Heights Home Seven rooms; modern: well bullt. 650xx. | block. Phone, Cabany 5981) SALE 8&8 RADCL ad KE garage | MY HOME FOR 10-room brick, 2 tile 7 Bleeping porch Pl, | bathe. bot-we ond av.. — 18 ot-water heat; lot 50x130;° imme- UNRESTRICTED low: must sell; am 8 254 ARUNDEL 10 rooms, 2 baths. garage. ss of Union, I am ‘Gate possession; price Te Fesidence ont lot hOx leaving; see owner on premises. a a ARUNDEL PI.. 8 rooms, 2 baths garace: new. g bish-clame rooming, house or sim) 5O32 MINERVA AV 719 HARVARD AV. ysition there is ne aG7h0. heen ee ‘e i \ ‘ Louis; the price , 5 W ye 4, P-D bath. furnace, inclored “etary built, Fe er double ox - 3%, is tn the best of condition, occu fi reome. sleeping porch, garage. owner, who says sell this week For further particulars regarding | aren homes see end of the free ve t HILIP H. LENZ & REALTY Co., Wainwright Bids. Ks PLACK HOME NEW AM own TTS REALTY CO... 7296 ¢ Chestfiut st. a ) > oii f ; r ESTATE frame Th D503 Lee as (county). Rulow. corner Emma a électric; lot 660x178. 4994 Leah reoent!on all, i price $40 8919 Newby et /e@leetric: lot 242320 show; price $3500 | 4458 Penrose st.: 5-room brick bu ) reception hall, tile bath. furnace: owner will show : price $7°50. 4887 San Francisco av; tage: receotion heft! lot 254125: U-room frame burn. ' thle ba the, furnace price $5600 G-room frame furnace: tot NCE—i3S rooms: a terme JI962 Delma CxE-—§- -room e. Owner, Som brick; = Sta NCE—41 xx West Pin _ rearonabie, ‘Lindell “35Tiw ons KN« E—seven rooms, Moderu; ; ae _Ow’ Der. NCk—12 rooms. 1 near Hovle: sue0¢'=™ ments x i ES, 400 Fullerton: NCE—5ose Rid ooms electric: §: _ hot ART REALTY ©O. 4c NCE—4038 McPherson, modern reside; ~ + furnace terme etree erage: 4 ead stem “elite Slucc rawd if o ¥V0V0 6g sear; reome. ef fine hom 11 very 7 steam heat; = Fi. J 3 15 = a ten va ABBA } T T, jot 30«160; rooms, Eighth ge. ayv.: me fromt presi bath. S4800, bungalow” Bic e@Din pore . Lot siz ettene bath: | 2 . ' : .. &-room sto 725x104 oo rooms, : orn 2526-278 WN. GRAND AV.—Two 8-reom | houses: price $825 3517 wat SY AV.—#4 rooms: » Fas, et . F-Treom tile bath. rooms, (Raden). 4-room cottage ; street mace: owner will » " *. on hall, brik K «arage. Price LL. O00. ZALI-14 Sheridan av. doudie brick Gence, containing 6 rooms each; lot Prte e $3SU W.4-30 Bhéney ef. Ci “a ng 06 reoms and ‘bath modern: 3039-41 CASS AV ——Douie f residence hav- ng « rooms each: lot 604)86.8 4044 DELMAR first-class rerair oe DED ia low " an e.e@ctric. Chestnut St. Ww are ‘house Property We have for sale 95x117. on the weet | Nine rooms i —— I | anes of Mth est.. near Gratio Just at ths | eat thie house pled by the te®o attached hewaeter bath each. Prison « University City: lot oOORINTS. Itice $4500 Leiverety City; these blL.—#8 rooms and bath: S-room brick cor. S09 N. 66th frame w ith bath, 906 - PERSHIN( ‘—s KUOMS—IU ST if possible; ‘ is Tight . ' ie | . 7 BRAG FINISHED © |) 6MCORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST oe , pelle: . vane WA phe a aed , hse pow , ‘ ‘ + ‘ > ; ——— On : u er l ¥. ry eeavenience 719 Chestnut. — (044 Kingsbury Bl. | qover—w TO CLOSE 0h; be Ce ee ohms and sun and terms very se, ‘ — . nate rtd ‘ aaa his iutiful new residence conta 9 heat vy? ath, owner is ; wg » - ~ : ait 5428 Thrush é. ': ANKE R Kk. (0 = y Pyqrry b om tri odgern price ” rcv T Sh , strut Mahia lo. | Th’ : y +t, . ages RF entra ita. 711 Chestnit st. 4549 WESTMINSTER P eat De rice $71 000. | a ae gg Pe ag eS MANUFACTURE SITE 3934 N. TWENTY-THIRD ST.—Stertetly | fUSPtion hall, the’ “bath est END HOME—@ ROOMS | _A well arranged and comfortable, ns - —— | HO ES wy f 6 roome gach, ‘with Lath; | eeavon’ with eae AS: te feaiee. 8: qrpern brick punaalow: 9 roche om lal feet.) 6 8 oe . ‘ rL € 4) ) \- Fiors aR _R a! : ain room butier’s pantry and kitehen on l to } ls Goodfellow. ‘ *) Bi 'SINESS C 3637 -39- 41 3. Broad- ao ' : ENCE : 29 wor *Y, s :4 reons and sieeping pore h, poree- | JOST. MIL. as J: s E. CoO.. 105 N. _9th_ at. at. Ww ; } 4 RESIDENC a | 403 Granville “pl ; a ae aah consistin Tr of 3 Srores on first floor Crra C OMES Nearly fini 0 on beautiful and mod 6179 Westminster “eevee 13,500. er heat 50x 200, 4 shower on second floor, three ——— =a - e have for sale a very handsome | slate roof, bath, electric, furnace, slate and flats of 3 and 4 rooths on second afd Aad C tbr } one 5369 M | 13.000 ER REALTY AND ‘BuIL DING @&® “path on third floor: nee ye » PE RSHING | nentiie Lindell b] bet | gink; fine condition; $1000 down; imme- third floor ors; total sent $116 per month: 8030 “a. EAL, Sab ne - 0569 Maple .....ccccseees bay - ) ; » -~ es ( nee on in yee ¢ rooms AY. 4766-68 Spalding ar on first floor and flats with a well built: WEST END HOM In apes bath above: NEAR KINGSHIGHW AY will sell at a Enright av.; a modern horne, ALVIN T.’ DICKENS, 407 ees... — Dope brick Gettage: 5 rooms each; lot | 60x139; $4200: NEW “BU UNGALOW. Two, double one-story briek houses; four families; rent near ©' Fallon n brick, Holly, qT: roo double garage; y JOHN DOCKE RY & SON, 1025 Chestnut st. 5609 VERNON, Big - Sacrifice | ~~ 808 Chestnut St. | | RESIDE NCE—4276 TT tw oatTyo - ark; hot-water heated NLY SLX LEFT toile ts, lot JUx105; bar- | eREMSBECHER- NESEY OTTENAD, Ss. ‘ wt? . Owing to their loca- for years tile See eee stone See the homes today. tion and price you can live in either ENC cE # Varkiana pl., hail 1a] modern im- ” fine, | large, ry larKke jot; guick POSSESFOIN: exe contains 3 rooms and reception | 4 ' mot oO parang Rh Th brick, large "cr, and 5S-room modern frame house, | Or buy a good homesite and build now! Two detach lo-t | Armes Place! tis. waxsrrare. 717% chest a. tore: 1, FTE" Wace Cures ay ee? "MAM | Sie Milt Segin' ty cites ne or ate nee | Elegant SU COPSLIN, AY asus: FLATS Sok 4 hot: os i ‘heat home. Washi A eplendid brick res: dence. consisting of 9 ing aT hot-water heat; hardwood floors: | | TAY LOR, “2008- NN. —0- room brick resi INVE BSTME N 7 , ‘ORNE = a coreae al We have only 16 sites in all of Maryland rooms: hot-water heat: 38. 5201 Enright : ee ‘ost-Dispa' frst iloor, hot- water he at, hardwood r iDEN REARDT & NOBLE RBALTY Co.. | R. ES D JP c aS | bares: n for someone; ‘price $3250. ily ui in “an a . : 4 sting 0 x8 am- Lemete will ever sell. Then less than 50) 7 rooms, attle: het-water heat; 50-feet lot. Single flat, 4 rooms each.. INCE a é211- Ridge av., & garage for two cars. lot 5650x150; : , ; Gi5 Chestnut st. a “gt STOLTMAN REALTY CO., and © ding butane of 4 rooms n corner ‘sites in this 100-acre park are sold prices 49 FLORA BL. 4841 47 N hl d apg viv ds electricity: im 2° Bdge appoiniment absolutely nheces- = — \ CW Beauti ful he 4003 Chouteau, _ at ela ea at futur will go sky-high. + of $11,000 © ~ " . bei : ecard. o ort an ewiy gec - , I -| BieB* carro: Hee Mii, dakeweu..sx.7mat. | 5943 Plymouth Av. : | REer suitor D roome, S0-foai tots nerd: | REMSBRCHER-MEN BENS GrTENAD. | auryland Tormce ite Yome put be at ie 29 2 double flats, 3 roome and NC ee weet a Lewis pl. N 6508 Don t wait and then have T@-| wood finish; garage, etc.; price reason- | - 05 8. Broadway. two stories high and of good architecture. ETTY 7-RQOM HOME. bath each: good condition; r brick, electrte ity, . Q’ mur Between Hiamiliteun and Vakk ‘'y ave rice y , : | able: terme to it {INVES ESTME NT— 018. yi) L. ynch at. , & etory In Mary land Terrace you have deep bulld- 4069 Pina av.: in ideal location; modern. ‘ h a, rocme, elegant condition for quick sale, ¥ CO... 107 N. Fth. \Ch—720 Carpenter pl; lam ¥ ® to gell, an will entertain ble proposition, This a . pedern. atts mes residence; HH lOEFE Te RE "AL _ESTATE . NCE—1308 laurel st.. “st.. just re ; 9 chotce / rooms, e ctric fixtures, furnace, newly McMENAMY 1, 140 ~ . G. SCOTT, BOO ‘CE—30 Yale av., Universit be rooms, hot-w ater heat an Ch —~4401 WERT PINE B rmain: muet be sold to dissolve complete house of 12 larce oret. hardwood fioore, tile nd mort modern heating jh—v-ROOM. MOD NIENCES: M nanos an ioe ON | THE CORNER. b . with good guivge, “4 must ba seen to be shi DICKENS, 407 Times Bide. eo « > MINGTON | HEIGHTS HO ‘rehing;: 7 roome, ew oy een A heat, £ MORPIT, ko? ‘Chestnt “SNAP THIs UP” brick residence, bath, @@s e > ye make » you: best age . HAEPPER REALTY CO. END RESIDENCE, CHREA } to offer, at an attractive ge attic, tle bath, new lot 65130 Admission by For price see E , 105 N. _ Oth SOst MIL MILLER R. E. CO, NEW 6-ROOM Home in University City mae T 7 (46 HARVARD AY. With tile bath. hardwood “floors, porch, breakfast room, best of construction, tile roef, copper fruit cellar; jot 50x170; ehurches, grade and high fuet north of Delmar; open today. school: Wii. Wiis AMR AND, 717 Chestnut st. ~ 7.Room > Residence—#63500 4740 Vernon av.; bath, electric; new fur- nace; double garage; everything condition. ANDERSON-STOCKE- PRUEBRMANN, 808 Chestnut st. _ McPHERSON AV. HOME — 4718 MecPhersen av.: 8 reoms, tile bath, furnace; newly ecorated and let 338x187: immediate possession xIN BROR. R. B. CO.. 813 Chestnut, — = 0. 4A — —_ 11-ROOM RESIDENCE 4535 MARYLAND AV. Immediate possession, 8 rooms and hall, firet floor: bedrooms i. bath second floor: 4 s third key at office Union bl.: 10 rooms, fa nission card see Ww ines | eet. st. heat, room floor ; FRANCISCUS & KUNZ oft CO. 804 Chestnut — eee ee 18 Y AL E AV. Very desirame T-room frame reeldence | erage and 100-.f' ot. See this today; thos for full particulare cal eNalir Rakewell ot EDWARD lL. MAKEWBLI. REAL PST ~~ i Oltve -55556. 118 N. 7th s ~~“ WEST END HiOME 15 CATERS AVENUE A prety. well-built home of 10 rooms and in'@e reception hall. with hardwood are, th hot water heat and eranitoid ba aement. tile “porch, slate foot, copper cut- tors: lot 502155: will consider terme; $9500: 3 ee HAS _ bs. CHA WEBER, 119 N. 4935 FOUNTAIN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Corner Avibert: 7 foome: hot-water cet, electric, we potch, ged lot 80°19 heusehold furniture 7th st. : premises; also ee , Pl , V WATERMAN AV. Wee of l’ennevivania: 6 roome and heat- ed sun parlor: hot-water heat. tloere throughout tile bath. warece Pat loceation in city. price rea eonable. tall [rederes 1LOORW. Olice T170 Ww. W. BROW "Ol Walnewrieaht Ride TRADERS, LOOK AT TITESE AND 67a CiMm Let 408 residence: operty Cara oC: COOK, AVY. ot BHe1l O85 rent lenr® hot- Water heart: leased for $75 menth to cured to 2OTS Cook to Inspect Low ate ~«l im Rook Church Parish nea! teal Mich; esil@ht change and they could I-family apartments Come on now, lee o 0“ t: _ 0 FERC ANTILE TRUST ©CU.. Art Ath. Lac ist to Bt. Charice at “4955 Maryland Avy. Za race 44° leula | ATR ALDIN . AROS "e. Ot &S.. 813 Chestnut. AVY 65 hot-water of admission ~ y heat, ga of re- qu. re Right-room Al Cen bee see what rou have yp * lence. tor ~ yee 12. lewl n + . "9 wl at ec Rees, nen RY & CO. N2M Chestnut st AMMEDIATE 1 POSSESSION 0410 Tioffan av. cexcelent 6G-room home: reception hell, th, gas. electric. rerace ; - nuteh dintne yo) lot 40 + Ds 37 7 terma. cv RY “WN Renton 1” > LINDELL BL. i215 Lindell ......-. 4971 Lindel] ........- $15,000 ° . .$14,000 '4951 Lindell ..........-@20,000 |, J. Il. EPSTEIN , | Main 2162 617" Chestnut | ‘ss large | hot-water within 2. ' HOU SE ade Red Bud: owner, 722 Chestnut. pl.; 4 rooms and te. ms: in good | ROSENBAUM-HALSC HU LTE Re painted; ga- | stair- | owner | hardwood | du@®n-to-floor | (eetoeber | (6627 i Waterman, 9 rooms.$25,! Seleeman on Ground Every Day. | | 500 | J. 1. EPSTEIN, Main 2162 — NORTHWEST | HOME—4733 Labadie av . fine 9-room brick, th. electric and furnace; Barage: better see HOt SE—s14 Maff heat. KO1SREAN. 204, F HOUSE—6807 modern: arranged 150; marage: HL. DAY. heat, tile bath; KO SRBEAN, 301. HOUSE—6é721 of St. Louis ay. 5Ux1 20: price $310 RDSIDE: NC iCB—Two-sto | bath: _terma. lot 330x140; | RBSIDENC *E—4930 Slevin ay., bath, (‘abany RHDENCE *B—6Sxx as, bath and f fas electri 1445. ~ SUKKAMP, 6211 } RESIDENCE—5aAli t was, | $5000: terms: _ Buss, 16836 | —— oe wee + RE SIDENCKH—47xx lar lot; | home: wert R000 : | cash Pox -118, | RE SiDENC CR—4000 rooms; -story furnace. Owner w room; oe ‘_a~ Famous av. Roosevelt electric, Jennings car line. McLaran_ av. brick; this house; | ROSENBAU M-HAUSCHULTE R. E. 2407 itt; 9 for 2 accept Axt. 0; 2407 3 a 4037 c; only reoins, Chestnut. G-room frame} | families: lot 50x | br ic = 7 Cottage 502155; terms lot mm. au Hroaiwa: , ‘Main 1195 vacant lot ‘at 810 Chestnu 6 rooms, hot- water Main 1195. § blocks soutn bath; get card. nm. CPA, seus iv ay. .. $2000: ‘rooms, terms. Lund, BALSON R,. & B. CO. Garfield av. urnace; price ‘$4500. Easton av. Ho lia: mont ; furnac Greer: _Post- D1 N Kin bath, hii - fine. improvements ma wiil eeil $7500. H. __ Colfax 1805W. manOet n &- spate “h. gs highway. gas, electric, show. MOUND CITY TRUST CO., Uv nion and St. — RESID) NCR—2803 2-story bath: will $500 cash, Be!) r OREON E G. | RESIDENCE— with furnace bat price reduced to $8 balance $40 per your own bome | QREON E R. & R_SG. on G | RESIDEN( ‘hs—4970- King's Highway b of these new, built of Hvax chance to buy a home SCOTT, 8 20605 N. month: N. Tay! $3000: baiance $830 with h. 350; ter " easy te sg “OTT, 74 The 1. So: SO modern residences; 7 mat brick (ai terrace acroes entire front; tile; vered electric fru cellar ished old to 90 feet front, STROUTMA fixtu it hot-water heat, ree, N & hardw tile and inclosed sleeping porch: ivory and mangeet? : Open Sund ST RODTMAN. 807 Louis avs. — or ay. 6-room woe with furnace, fxturys and n terms per month; rent money. 800° Chestnut. a Taylor: 7 fine rooma, ixturee: Al \ order: ms, $500 cash, = to own "800 Chestnut. ‘la 0 will , *- one rooms, | around); open laid promenade ood loors, bath, shades, fin- any size jot | N. Broadway 2516 GROVER ST. ne-storyv brick; bath, cerpac ‘. Price $45 ORTE-RUST REAL 5514 PARTRIPCR, Lot water pn he sePrh trees st rd. c ‘ORNW ELL R. i) ~~ Ch 5 t) ] KU ne Juaet east of reception ball nace, hardwood vD ade - wk price & See ewne on pr A JAY "KU HS Hag ’ 7 G-reem residence garner, fecorated body pr moe Realance like rent. | @om frame ree | dottage- a ts ‘+ ed 4773 LABADIE—™“:? — brick bard, furrace, $6500 Pessesstion at once 8 -roorm rag’ let Dboxl: yb desired E> gaa + DONALD R. THOU: emines hot-water heat, will make a sood home for some- cw AE TEER REAL TY CO, ONLY Sao composition roof; garage. lectric; TY “oO., Av -—?7 rul to be mB co... highwa resicden all offer th and THRODOSIA AV reception 50-fo0t NEL wil buy PAtic. RESO Theodoela a#v., rFER REALTY CO. — Eco. 4 rooms, lot 25x $16 Chestnut. ROOMS re siden 2; Phy $ beautiful apres ed om & 448 1 ABADIE AV. ¥ 7-roem an. ce; bath, ° fur- impreveme nts wanted: terme. Chestnut HOAT hati, front sts bath newly ‘ED you A electric- ood 3- rom —— electric, g@a- 1111 Chestnut. Three Dandy Little Homes 2601 N. Taylor, 4631 Lexington, r4 PAA, ee sH-BURN | test ¥ ib Matfitt, 3 ronme, ery ~ a3 5 reome, reome., is 8. 1106 ee heat. conta!n 1 furnace. i furnace, hard-| — oe le- low ant A Chestnut st. — 617 ‘Ches tnut | hot-water : iot | %aoom | ROSENBAU e: real $4009 | 6B) kit hen 4 j not : | look ‘ dence. bu! lding corner | BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE sil- | - = LA RGE i fiat ighted gether ito reliable and respenalbic | Wish ft | Save their time, y | Judge 'For a home, 45: lion Park; built 6 years ago at cost of , Olive SU HEFFERNAN, ATTENTION. COAL Look at 4320 N. Eleventh st. ——— on Eleventh and Ninth sts.: go -room brick dwelling; finished basement, | ares concrete storage room; a big bargain; owner must sell; only $4500: very liberal terms. Phone Olive S200. Reitz, _ L. INDE Li, ‘DISTRICT "RESIDENCES. — Two eplendid modern residences. For particulars, description and price, see J. F, O. RELLER, 3531 N. broadway. | FRAME RESIDENCE. frame residence, gas and elect 7 Lincoln av., then see, for price an SCHAEFFER REALTY CoO. SIiX- FAMIL Y FLAT BARGAIN. Three rooms, electric and toilet; plumbing | in. fer baths; also G60-foot lot next to flat; $8500 for both: 1712-1 aera st. ANDERSON-STOCKE- BU EMMAN 808 "Chestnut st. BUY IN aT ‘LOU! 27 Holly av., % rage O'Fal- $26,- modern in every respect. ELLIOTT, | Clayton corner and 3 rooms adjoining. first floor, and 6 rooms on 24d floor. ranged oars a. flats: iatee brick stable ice and card see Te EMSBEC HER. MEH RK ENS&- OTTENAD. 3805 s, Broadway. for battery or vul- 3771 Gravois. fe) above: 6 rooms in rooms on OR EXPRESSMAN! ! lot 50x186; ar- STORE—Small- _ suitable canizine b usine ss STORE—And rooms __rear; _ $3800: _owner, 3143 Michigan. Folsom, 5-room fat, garage: $500 cash and terms. STORE—4132 rent $1020 year; ah ? Chestnut. _Main 1195, KOTSREAN, 301, - and 6 rooms; to a STORE—2907 McNair ev 12th st. close esta rice $5000. BNVL- 24 8 THOMAS : PECHAN, STORE—Flat. oy established meat. grTo- cery; business location; bargain. Inquire | _3510 Utah i Ee STORE BUILDING—2 ~ roorhs and bath tn | rear of store; 5 rooms and bath eeenees: | store is leased for 5 vears. 4704 Nebraska. Apply 3544 Minnesota. {e) 'STORE BRU iL DING—2727 Winnebago at.: one-story brick store bullfing, consisting of atore end 3&8 rooms: cornet of lowa av. rental S480: price $4000. REMSBECHER- MEHRKENS OTTENAD., 3 05 8. Broadway. _ D full - BEST. HOU; will sacrifice; Phone for engagemeng to inspect. LOB. Home phone, Kin., 2529 MADISON ST. VERY REASONABLE. rooms, See Wissmann, J. E. ®230R ~ GRAND-WYOMING | CORNER. Store and flat building consisting .. mi stores, 4 6- room fiats and one flat 9 rooms on lot 75x127: present Income $7100 | per annum; a miahty with positive future valu CORNET & ZEIRIG TRU ST. 719 Chestnut. ~ 4509 MORGANFORD RD Dandy store Lor i suitable for grocef, 6 CO. 119 N. 7th et — De Meni! bldg... — or “4044 N. NEWSTEAD AV. 6-room dwelling. bath, furnace: lot 25x 130: owner show you through: Dargain at —OoO0 G. L. ZIMMERER, 603 Post-Dis_ Bide. (c7) O’FALLON PARK HOME 455 % Harris av modern brick dwelling | iy 7 rooms, hot-water heat, hardwood floors, ; aleo warage ; lot 33x147 | SOsr- MILLER R. E. CO.,, 106 N. Oth st. ROOMING HOUSE 1833 Benton st.: 12 rooms with furniture; in good neighborhood; price se terms. [-HAUSCHYLS ma. Cab. od Ps Lbs paciw O’Fallon Park ners oe 9000 4235 Holly av.: 7 rooms, hardwood floors | Soepoeious : slate roof, garage; splendid con- make ons n: ~ will show rou through: = this today. then “SEE US.’ — RINKOP. 619 Chestnut st. FINE IN VESTMENT present aptly f $2280 This deserves your care- ful consideration 'CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST, 719 Chestnut. BAKERS, ATT ENTION. Northwest corner McNair av. and Victor _- store with 7-room flat above; two 4- rooms flats adjoining, two 3-reom fiats fronting on Victor et.; bath and oo | axeellent location for bakery: price ri KOLLAS-LUPFER R. E. CO.. 1138 « ~ > s - INVESTORS! 2923-25 SHBENANDOAH AV Three-story double building shoe store on | corner: fiats above and adjoining: exceilent | location an’ tnveetmert FE DERER-ARENDES paid hen oo., 6 610 Gravois av. Sidney 267 MODERN STORE BUILDING KEOKUK AND LOUISANA Two-story building, 3 atores on first floor and 7 roome | modern fiat. above; garages. etc. ; veetine va. BRINKOP R. BK. CO large store; Corner store nd always rented: listed at $18.000. JOHN CON ‘“ANNON. Wainwright Bide. 4016 LABADIE AV. Seven-room residence, living room, dining, . 10-foot reception hall downstairs; large bedrooms and 4 clothes closets up- etairs, bath, heat, electric and all modern improvements; iot 30x143; this house is for speculation, it is to be sold; come, it over, then ask the price. BUILDERS OR GARAGE MEN TAKE NOTICE 44xx Ashland av.: modern 8-room reési- bat electric, furnace, large brick in rear. Suitable for light manu- facturing il garage Ry! S ceprenpatte lot , 860x171 particu | HARTW 1G.- DISCHINGEL RE: ALTY CoO 3022 N _Grand av. 21% and bath, fine in- nt. SEE CH RISTIAN _ Chestnut st ) west _ BUILDING—N. w. herson avs flats, baths, steam heat; conside + farm in exchange: ffic Ww EST “ST. LOUIS TRUST CO... Eastén and Sarah. STORES—4052 -64- 58 Delmar, 560x135; rent ‘N. ‘301 , 722 Chestnut. Main 1195. An five living reome abevre. @a- l Faston: will sell very reason- is about to leave city. at 4107_ Faston. West End Business Corner ~~ e« cor of Buelié and Baston ave... 2 stores And 2 Be ay renting for $1596 per annum: price BASTON. TAYLOR TRUST cCOoO., 4174 Beston er. | cor. Sarah eee — lot 100x142.6; particu- has heen tor Box grocery aol confectionery ; generat store. For particulars 2. Germ antown. Il ‘TORY—For sale or floor space or more, and railroad 2. _ Grand “d40W = >TORAGE lot ci connet ‘ting: suitabie write $26 KOTSRBA STORE 7000 square ing. near 2837 Bt. lease, aditoin J. ¥F i@ a8 } owner in forn ration 7 BU LDING— And 15 ALI room brick house: Water, gas. elertric lightea: also large storage vard: total rents $1080 per year wiil sell cheap for caah n. « _HIRSC H "1 Int. Life Bide. STORES AND FLATS nice stores -Toom above; brick garage cars: bullding steam-heated; iocation, Delmar bi., near kuclid ay Two stores ane four flats, 8414-16-18 Cal- AN sacrifice at $16,500 = for Three m NORTH BUSINESS PROPERTY—Bacon and. North Martet. elégant business perty. six stores and flats. CAVANAUGH. SOR And 7 fiats: at Sere 2. Me te in or, ae mat a riy E arena’. ria ‘ Central 956 sale STORBE—And 8 rooma: 4220 N. Rreadway: corey tot very cheap at $4000; make ?> RosSENDAUM- HAUSCHULTR R. FE. CO., 2407 N Broadway. et, 202980-81: corner Siet «t.: stores, flate and isarge gare rent hw month; oan be sold at a deci * bar and on tern roe NBAUM-HAU RC Hr LTE RL. EB. CO./, 2407 N. Broadway. BRCELLENT BUSINESS CORNER. 3807 ill . hall 51 kee mn ayv.; price “S300 Mmiseion ANDERSON-#®TOCKE-RLERMANN., SOS Cheetnut LAUI NDRYMEN AND INVESTORS, ATTENTION We have for sale one of the largest. well established, mcst up-to-date laundries in the city of St. Louis An opportunity to buy something that is well estabieh@d and Stands etrictest investigations We want to @ell the property. machinery and everything that goes with &@ well-equipped munery :o- We can make reasonabie term persense ard alse lease b-room of ad- nice store with See us for card im- st sSTORBS—Sallsbury -O7A Ureer av Bakery oceuplen first floer, 2d floor con- sists of Ca %; ~ SACRIFICE! (apartment arrangement). 4 sen- Fg cating C -" rdwoeod floors, n4 firet-clase co ; : fpente $230, | neni: yy Sreeneys ‘ nt JOnN & BLAKE & SRO. Bia Chestnut ot | 7-ROOM RESIDENC E WASBHI Bron HE very conven ve compact, rede dence, with a at 8 TEN NT—16xx Sout he EMENT— Einise rented num: for quick sale, ' C.400. Post Dispatch. on a BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE 141 no agent ar eens emer good 000 cash, ike | bath: | fers gee! | term i REAL ESTATSR | OLAKE & BRO., 815 Cheetnut st. _ price. ie s. ie dees bf S18 Chestnuts st. | | See us HENRY Main 675. Figs 9 Large, substantial hevse a floors, a. ADWA Two- pm, as A bullding; poe for store, f for ¢ —~ VERNON, , m home with all conven ; ; low price: auick peanenniel. eioted or 4-room Pe. “Sohtae: neonate r lot; 352140. good lot, 33x “MANSION HOME. and Lami st.; 12- finest woodwerk oe | vente cet ‘ no tiled hall and rooms; arage with rooms, ; lar jot, 150s {t2 . ene actory or 21 ARMSTRONG AV. brick airccamas all conveniences; | ae Rae. IFMENZ ) 614 Chestnut rat Conteni 875, 3500 ice lots ae | 39 i new somehting everything be seen to 4554 Labadie av.. électric. fu 1608 bath, elect Moline av., room frame country home; eser’s Bargains NEW HILLCREST HOME berileen pl. -froom residefice with breakfast room; juat west of Skinker #4: design and construction; to Move in; ty open every -room residence: rnace: bargain for quick aa le. Nineteenth at.. 4@-roeomn Lele. | ric; sacrifice: r in — near Natural new in complete, read be appreeci t ; vacant and a bargain for auick male 4128W te 1506-08 | residences, hardwood fleors, modern; jour te) 3594-46 rooms i ot P or one fiat a good nvesiinest tee te ne ke Zi ad- | ing plant chines: a Penrose set. frame over electric; owner in house; Rast Grand av.: two attached 6 buy In city. garage in fF 1. See us fo F Paris av., bath, electric, fsmiye ater — m)! aion ecard. 552-54 fiat; bath, rental, N. | Poors, 4003-05 | ons 49 a store and bargain or trade f uth of Tower aeove - ee in re il on fioor; chea busines#® fis'ana ay.: very _ owner in house. wante auic Page avy, 4-family. 5 aha 6 room furnace; showithg« terma flat of 4 and 6 rae > Nineteenth st... N. Twenty-third et., . fiat; also frame cottage in rear; bo Lindel, 5: Rai Pen | 8 room singi-e ret finor tg 4 tnt. efter USLN pas PRO OrERTY. 4 Vandeventer av... | feats: owner will eell at. and = double i store yA ae second | o; peek any | 8 af a reste belgies Boyle mth at loor, a toom in etty; Fiah* rat pest buy "HEAP Lot 20¢188. 30° cheapest lot in “this district av,: ae ot S71 f: + double PUPRBER Olivé abe a east of house ~e, ese 568 srictions,; ene sous un av; ‘3. oes » 4086. CHAS. J. BU aE Real 04 = =M brick cott see this an 2827 Pur dence: on! i7vit M @uit totlete. facing ) RESIDENC oe ey GRANITE BLDG., Esate and Insurance 4TH AND MARKET | tta AY v4 —¥_g- ™ owr van we ; rh frame reei- make an 4d av.i 6- m pg ee lewa av¥.: 14 he Fidei, armas Fe ail coaventouses °. fing, 4 finte; putlivans 4 flats, wd” mae wer Orove: | FieNnY ANDReas RK. F. co. ane sisies iiado mre eres me’ | Residences and Cottages WALTER JONES R. E. CO, oan Coat 2 F rcom 4a “eee eeneer een eae ti “ete eee ev eeev ee ee Sec” eee eee eeee lot Boribo, haat | | $100 per men Price for each..... e@eeee 2514-16 N. Vandeventer 4-family, 3 rooms each; all conveniences and in| first- class condition eBaa NEW ONES Always a New One to Choose. From and a CHANCE TO BETTER — i | YOURSELF. “ | Wasrhin watee av. av. is is ® great, oz 3 onan od at yeam here, eine, ground tse grewine “ yates alrnos overnight. Lagi x PARK Pt. ; houre is the residefice of one af St. “a Be poarcmonta. and this’ ‘ proses ent =e ans. lwt 194 8. Lio ve ; ie an — sg BA to 4y low & practical, wail. bul peal to investors wantifig PR $3450. it lt oe ate a rt) t, iB. Foon room and , a* en ; mts f eral aye n > Oe ber cent net. 5505 GREER AV. AV. Neat @-room fra cottage; let 901 (bath: near UOenere otore piant ‘northwest industrial district. Prise : “5 ones — A handsome @ | modern and in pari baslavar ited ‘vat mayen Prige vie o7 | Ie mk fhe arjors is date chet ~~ MERCANTI. a TRUST CO. Sth, Locust to St. na INVESTMENT PROPERTY—2701-3-5 st. ; heapest in wn ak rhe . GRO. H ROBNA, “ON reer, revm and ‘ oth electric, ane? Hitiae ide@ . th sat , ET aT | orm Repalt and Building FL ATS 1-3 | REAL ESTATE —FOR COLORED | BARGAING in” flats, neon, Cottaaw® | a resider y terms; rents : d | Beater, 3 AN. diy on Ve 4 | GOPTAG A rooms, S4ss northwest; __ bargain. | COFPT AG nope, aod, Boch "eaat Te ae Boot. ispaten. = _ _. cngpiitsiiiatnan li dh bor R 2a fost Fe os. au a) 7. 4038 Papin ee Me PAT er 8 uigh epic: fing 5 op e | on ia oS od SOI, tEiLLY mS ASS L. iw HOU SB—4114 neta oo pra ‘Tom, 2 | trie reom 407, 72a C strosio $ibo cas (Fant a ‘gAMULEL LIEBERT, . omtton . eobeisios chap | “Dif sers Seige ron RE Oke © 4 “Oo rest ~ cht al Ce eS a

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_— ST. LOUTS __ POST- DISPs TCH. REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED | FARMS FOR SALE | FARMS FOk SALE fibsIiDEN E—40x«, Morgan. — 4 2 ~ tee &e oe me - - “ end eT ly A Ot ts eet en aati. Cane te o COMER. 5 ’ " ‘xs > ti 5 -_—~s ie hag “ — ~¢* $1590 cence, dwelling; all improvements: rare bar- Oe mn ae - FOR COL ORED ors ter ae A “PRANKE Double : aly “of Flats, & “lu Tithe Guaranty Bl ig. if ’ 4902 Cook AV.. a eee ay Al » « ee shee Sins suas Se ee ~ Pe See Pee, eicncrs + tit. li- n- mansard er, H. i Payne, 1006 Gaty ‘ev. East St. _=—e @® 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, | Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, fF tats Flats, Apartments, Riccsibaiias For Sale Today. ee ee | | 2. tie FLORIDA MISSOURI FARMS FOR SALE "Sang FLORIDA GROVE—80-acre tract; best land : FARM—25 acres: concrete road and car | TEN fers) EMPL to 160 acres on auto road. 4 Tiles Chas in St. Lucie County, west of Fort Pierce. __line: terms. J. M. Wright, Overland, Mo. | An Invitation— l2-acre bearing grove, 3 acres of sugar FARM—20 acres, nice bungalow; edge | ty seat. truck and poultry farm. ,Wa- gain; good paying investment: fast increas- | eet iroheum Hotei. ing in vaive; now is the time to buy when | + te n. Clyde Cope, Orp : 4 TRU CK FARMS—Finest ea equipped: city wa- 6-room bungal ow: ar ¢ corner “Switzer ay. fe?) you can see the fruit om the trees and the — _Realtors, Box T, Fost Pierce, Fia. (99) | Clair. Mo.; large house and dairy ae nae INDEX to Se : — Ds owner is anxious to sell. Goodwin & Baker, | FARM—For ‘-~ or exchange; 70 acres: Special to the Post- : Sa) 4 ae | ) bottom, oO cultivation. Room 301, } flats, rent- COME TO FLORIDA—10 acres rich “orange | Fullerton bide. ugekes and garden land.’ near town and river: y plenty of large timber for nuliding and | PARM—F ruit and "chicken, 54 acres; feucing; a special bargain at $250: $25 cash | proved; ot | Columbia, 8. C., on its § to Jefferson Barracks , ‘occurred at 4:30 a. m. }seven $$ —_________ 3-story Vernon, 111 ‘PaRst—Buy Bs tg 2 3 ore, elec- TIP TOP OF FLORIDA. | preved; 120 miles sou ° ex- Highest elevation, 1400 lakes, 4 rajiroads, | Pees’: . terme. a st oe AN ACRE BUYS 1000 ist. 82 rice: | 200 miles ood roads: river aevigation to At. | 22%: =° «, iantic; banks show 40 per cent tncrease in| FARM—For sale or exchange: 60 1 acres; | terms. | deposits; everybody prosperous, happy. con- Festus; 5S-room bungalow. iarge poultry FoR SAL Ee. tented. If You want to know all about this house; A cultiv vation, including , ° Great county. get literature from bvards of | Ccreps. machinery. Room Jul Fulierton — $1 per mont h: development of this prop- xcellent I I, eee, price S° S800 pewspapers, erc.. write Lake County a ) FARM—Bottom land; 173 acres; im pare tre®). ber of Commerce, Travers, Fla ,| ments. 80 cultivated, balance tim ILLINOIS | Will Woolsey, Yancy Mil Mo., -_ C ic “™ —_ «“ ‘troops, and loaded with the |detachment, ran off a ems Sergt. Marvin Ashley of |Ala., a member of GC another addition to accommodate National Bank of Commerce expansion and provide for the finest ted making charcoal, three furnaces for Making charcoal are now com pleted | on this nA depos! t of tripoll water: % mile school, Tg oe $0600. | PARM—Sefore you buy. write . for | free list. R. Hallock, 1422 McCausland av 189) MRARM— 146 acres; 70 acres bottom land in discovered on this property which ts worth | . Ss ‘ ultivation; orchard; 6-room house. meeting the growing needs of a greater St. Louis. caught underneath the new about $12 per ton. and development work is | FARKRMS—lIwo, SU acres, 66 5 miles west of | barn, cistern. spring: on Huzzah River, & rushed to determine the extegt of this | ‘and his chest was so St. Louis; must be sold or 518 N. | miles out: price $3750; $1750 cash. Chap- depostt: Ath «et ast St Louis, _man & Hi bier Steelvill le. . Mo. |that he died before he FARM—One of the best dairy farms in Ii! ow é ~ eult.. 15 nois, 30 miles from St. Lou FARM—40 acres. 25 a. some frult. §-room Sonne. barn, bulidings: living water; 3 milles out: — and FARM _—_ ee eee a ne FARMS WANTED 7 Lou s . r an as shee 4 eee | S800 half cash rx- FARM—70 acres. in Marion “Gounty, , Mm; DRUM & _HASTINGS. Lutesville, Mo. bargain; must be sold at once for cash; FPARM—For sale or exchange: 224 acres: make me offer, Jolph Hanks, R. FR. 29, excellent combination farm; want (®ey Box 90, We iston Station, St Leul s, Mo —_ tmnerchandise, hardware, farage or any ’ bpnn amy oD acres, part bran +h bottom; 3-| tng business. Send detailed description. row! ling. good new barn; bargain; | Benjamin Adams, Louisiana, Mo $1200. terms . alter N. Smith, Mt. Ver- FAKM—$50 cash and 5 m onthly non, il, Route 2 ee interest, buys S80 acres Missouri land. un- FARM—20 acres. near ‘Kiens, ‘Ill.. 100 miles! improved, nea railroad. z00d = soil, St. Louls; high bottom land; all in cuilti-/ gain: gg’ $1050 Write, Cheuvront. own- vation; no improvements; price only $50 per | er. Heflin, A! 1 (PR) acre; aiso IlS-acre farm. same location.| FARM—20 acres. 8 in cultivation. balance _Charles G. Henninger, 806 Chestnut. _ ca woodland: anna house: smal] barn. oth- FARM—t0 acres. near Granite City, Il.: = Oats = miles out; price $500, halt | all in cultivation; best corn, wheat an¢ ‘ truck land, on good road and near electric RU UM & HASTINGS, Lutesville. i ear line; big bargain and easy terms for | FaRM—4]1-acre place. | mi le to good town: To | bi 7UICK Sa le; possession at once See acres cleared: tWo log cabins: arrange TRi-CiT)\ REALTY cCO.. Granite City. J Cabin is on each 0. wood water: make (c29) xeod poultry place: big bargain at § PARM—Se acres; all cultivation; bighiy im- will trade See REITZ. 725 Victoria | eRe proved: SPO acre: your terms 22 acres FARM—For eale or change. — particu- ly mile E dwardsyiile, lil.. highiy improved, bottom land (;asconade River: $9500. ierms 120 in Missouri, improved, proved; tenant house; modern by ARM Wid.—To erat ad particu jars. near miles town, $8800: terms all fenced: barn. chicken house. imp (a) TRIC TI Y RE ate. °54 Niedringhaus, shed: price $30, OU0; terms. Box J-17 Granite City, DL Post-Dispatch. BRON Tr: possession this win- ate LINOIS FARMS—3S0 bargains: send stamp FARM—20 acres: log house: water: mile to nak for itet H. V. Hill. Mount Vernon. Til. | town; $450: easy ternis: a acres joining | FIVE-ACRE HOME | fown: $160; $5 down, $4 monthly. SARMS Wtd —Within 1 50 miles of, st. Vik ‘?. IT FARM Wie _ td. yaar oy full deecfiption and price. Box 8-249, P.-D. Wtd.—Have 4-family flat well located. want ood in good town; price $2200. yh ae details and free iist. ‘about 56 acres wit Gravois "ARM Wiad — emall improvements for all cash full | ane i Wea. —Te hear . stom acd jowest ‘ARM Wrtd a reat a farm for sale; 2e; Session in spring. Ll. Jones, Box 14, Olney, | ARM Wtd.—Who has @ farm that needs a ARM Wtd.—To buy 200 acres good, cash if price ts right. Box “ -D. tc) ARM Wtd.—Have elegant piece of North St. Louis pnVestmnemt bath yt electric, rage and twe stores; will gonstter clear IAVE wood ~eity ‘Breperty, TONY” Ms MITT OTTAGE—3045 New Ash and pi. u * 408 A. ity ‘Life _Bidg, | “Internat onal Life Ri FARMS FOR RENT ‘ARM—For rent; O acres; ; high and healthful. _ A. J. WALSH, 1508 N, =. 5 ay. ‘AKM—#200 N, Broadway. ne drive; a commanding view of Mis- JOHN MeMEN AMY re «& Xe, ato ool ‘Wiimington ~ _210 Title e Guaranty Bidg. FARMS FOR ond z fend. Fiorigsant._ ARMS—r or sale or st faKM—For = or exc ange. sO. ac cres, a bearing or- ut —20-acre — -bottom Zorn. close to -Toom ‘yp and other | Gee for Summer | rFARM— ~ aaten and rit acres, “with a Cheat Doane and | For information see oute 2, Kimmswick, re) AYS best valecs ae the money. Ora FAKM—6-4 S-ecre _— and "teins ik am be for folder on Batesville pevilie. Ark. County. Im the United Stateoc. "have for sale farm ‘of | 200, acres. , acr@s in age £ “- close ec hoo!. j “wil take S 300 for —50 ~~ Settom land: ; @ry; nice and healthy rn yard: “good epring in pasture. be beat corn and alfalfa. 4 milés of Batesville SAS Fabhis— er rich raising his | best farms. Si te $40 acre: ; held for oil dew elopments: "Brise: > Sou “AND FARM—150 “acres up-to-date littie city. of Prescott. : water “3 stock at all seasons, ideal hay and dairy farm. For pares and dcacrietion. rulne anything you put cranes and eeotels , aise have rs ne o— ning Unjimited water supply In town limits of good Illinois town, one) dress Wm. Koons, St. James. Am * Prof ts from the develo Box |to the hospital in this Gresham of | Company ‘some of his ribs being ‘in a hospital here. To properly acquaint interested St. Louisans with our facilities, and to create in them a pride in St. Louis’ possession of what is considered one of the most spacious banking homes in America, we are asking the general public to attend our opening. notices. f cack extra tine Pic: a: } clear title to 80 acres of my 120-scre ie Thureday. RON Hessie A ov er 60 acres ‘good oak timber: oe see or write owner. were in advance of the t started to run around ¢ culvert had no railing or of tection to mark the end and ther hidden by weeds In tt ness and with only ti: > one of the car to illuminate the driver of the truck to the end of the «¢ wheels dropped off four ¢ into the ditch: The regiment, com under command 7: Col, 3 _ Nelson, camped yest and left there /on the hike to this city. | ‘are camping at the f They will remain here morning, checking FINE MISSOU ti FARM—FOR ‘TRAIL without -— ® AC RES PHELPS COUNTY | Missouri: 4 miles to town, half mile mate mile to store and good communit F 25 in cultivation. balance timber: Everyone in St. Louis Cordially Invited. Monday, October 17—9 A. M. to 2 P. to fishing streams, in action, ee In the battle of —~ GOOD ¢ ci oe Bc hools, "aa! ly “mall. HOW ARD, 6109 Garfleia wn ~ $600 Secures Missouri Farm 80 Acres With Team, Crops Oct. 16, Jefferson —Entered into yt s = 3°30 National Bank of Commerce in Saint Louis cot 40x140 feet for $30: $11 monthly. Ad-| | block to public and high school: ali fertile | improved or unimproves and in cultivation; 5-room dwelling. barn, | FARM—Improved ' @0-acre farm. new six- | on Meramec. Give | two poultry houses, other buildings; well wa- | |ter: 1 acre fruit; a country home in a | wT route, State highway: no agents. and having shoes and paired. They will River at Shawn proceed to St. Louis. here one day ahead of t aan poultry, gow, stovewood, ~~ «dear enter of room rm. milk house and other building: » mH, livestock and crops: on main line Frisco Rallroad: phone and BUILD A BANK ACCOUNT WITH THE BANK THAT IS BUILDING ‘to stores, convenient ratiroad town: | thinber a a orchard: attractive cottage. 2707 "North ‘Grand av To close affairs, ~* or) Room 725. 407 N. Eighth’st. st. -167. Post-Dispatch. : = | OCT. 224 our next trip to Florida, where we FARMS—lIn Warren. Lincoln and St. Charles show you hundreds of acres of orange counties; in all sizes; fruit farms. prairie. with expert care Land and improved! of St. Louis, on national automobile places at the lowest prices. Let us show Way and Wabash Railroad. William Crews. on r. N. Hickman & Co., Room 620, | Wright ‘ ity, Warren C ot nts _Mo 408 Olive et Laie ‘ SO Te ae eee ARM—F or Sale or trad for St 70-AC RE FARM BARGAIN property: 27 acres; near Jefferson Bar- ®, mile to good town, good road, conven- racks; also 5O-a re farm and 0 acres wi Frankiin jent to large county seat town: this farm has crag have. to farms and timberland il, i230 acres bottom land, deep and rich black tie maker. \a € inday 0 r we eek davs: soll; 30 acres rich, level prairie. ae my list. H Gell ert 38703 | > Broadway. | Cimoer Gnd peters one thiate, but siiahtly FARM AND TIMBER LAND—730-a ’ roiling: improve d w ith a Kood -T OTT) house, tract. ‘a e! tim bered. 500 O00 feet } ° large barn, cribs, sheds, etc.; well and cis- pine. 40.000 to 50.000 nieces railroad San, water ase ot water; price only cross tiles, white post_and red oak timber $6500; terms & wan and car lumber. Write or see Henry VICTOR w M attr con” . toom 725, 407 N ighth « 7 es oe 8 A N i—26 cre vay and v FARM—lIlbnois, 40 acres, $2400: 2 miles } R : S acres: good la near luka. town of 600, on 5. « oO. R., 69 miles east of St. Louis acres culti- iy chat a “44 ent Gnaeus. ant vated, 10 good bettom fer corn, 5 timber; — * , Kinds of barns. granary. — me aprings good roads, every- peotne— Entree, ‘ne into rest en Tl CHICKEN | F ARM—2 a _LOANS ON REAL ESTATE Pa WANTED MONEY WANTED of Adélia and Eva 6-room frame house, concrete ‘foundation; BREMNER R. FE. CO., 711. Wainwright BI material om ground for new barn: usva! can > good outbuildings, lots fruit, well, fences, ARM—Exchange my equity _in fre quick possession: good title; requires $1400 110 acres. N. EF. Arkansas. 2 miles Reet cash down; snap for someone. ROSS A. Clay Co.; Ane buildings, best wire fences HA Al. Loc K. 1422 McC ausiand av., St Louis, black sand soil: a l in cultivation: — me —— stumps, wheat. hay. corn and cotton far m. MU ST BE SOL ID equity $5500; want smal! tract or i rroperty in Missouri or Illinois. G 80-acre farm in Illinois, not far from St. Des! oge. Mo. PEs SU Rae tak He Louis; all good level land, with good bouse. rFARM—&0 acres on good road: telephone barn. fruit; will include horses. cows, chick- route; well improved: 6 acres fine timber: at 6} 3 a peer samt MONEY. Wi Wtd.—To pborrdéw per . for 50 GE T OUR a John H. Parker, Barracks, said that as t _getting out of the | 'ment they carry is protect them in the c > | will soon encounter. mee] will pay Box R- MON EY To 7 sAN—Hat - I . Ul ’ » > 54, “Post- Di spat MON EY - td—Privat e F ‘ARM—44 acres eae 27€0 nen 2. | Sia husband ‘of the late B : unc * Baibach. Edwia G. ieee 3 P-533, Post- Ths: ; BSR anne MONEY Wed. —$1500 ens and all feed and farm tools, at the low Water, fruit, school: farm never been rent- ice of $5000 cash: must act quick See ed: near town and city; level country. ‘ ORTONS FARM AGENCY, Tit.e Guaran- tom land: stock: new tools, crops: can send ty Bidg.. particul ars cf everything Write for facts 706 _Chestnut st.. room 800. St. Louis. orice cut to sell. Route 3, Box 11, Wrizht a a itv. Mo | INDIANA | FARM—79 acres. in Ste. Genevieve County. a2 _ _ \ 3 Ato iz t Sw - er mines FARM—C wae: 40 acres. For particulars ad- af piece were oo im canes vatten, $8 acres _ dress T. haffer, i ory ‘den, Ind. up land } in timber: KOO rd Prospe ts -. yt a oz 5 or exchange; 55 ae and era:; ideal fruit. poultry and stock house; English. Crawford Cow In Watered by never-fal'ing creek: price od trust | at rs: per S25 |REBULAR TAXI ‘Stands to Be at C« FARM—10 acres. iONEY W td. —$i: 350. on See Ay bame: pay : comnanianton, Box P-561, Post-Dispatch. _ MONE ¥ Wed. —$4500 on my new bungalow prin LOVE REALTY CO. 704 Chestnut st. (c92) | tence to Culvary Cemet RAN—Killed in action tna ¢ ws te Argonne hep ive fu HERMANN TR. R. er. CVU., 'g16 Chest - 7 “ee Taxicab service be house, city hall and was instituted yesterea F AR M—i4 ac res, : cS Ww td. 1. —$250 second Gra. ° Cochran sas a ot Aiberta E.. LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY en furniture. ae marty. Box MONEY TO. LOAN—In SONEY Ww t td. Loar n of 228 000 on St. Louis | in state st the & | W atne for St. Louis property: may pay ‘ean. Box per acre; corn average per acre 60 bushel 3 P-572. Post-Dispatch. _ —_ t—sC«Cé#th is ear. John Herter. Ste. Genevieve . FARM—41 acres, 4 miles from county MISSISSIPPI daily mail: good 3-room house: all FARMS—I have many fine tracts of hara- 2OY*? |W! ire fence; some valley wood now to offer for sale, well located. from 640 to 560,.00U acres in fee, at stump- age; aiso have large and small plantation hed 1} . fo for gaie and exchange; now is the time to foe rar rewind - “have Socio for inv cost me "$18,000: i a . “if private party. . MONEY to salaried MONE Y Ww td. — $F University ‘ residence to be bullt on made ] noe Day over 6 per cent. DEED “LOaNS—at Ic *K REPLY. LIA ‘ W. WRIGHT BL DG Desenaed ; th fantry. Gamene n FIS—Entered Into rest en Oct, the service of his coun Chartes Gray bey © farm clear: B.. The ‘Dex . Real Est tate, Vall ey na MONET LOANED ” Box “C! 299, Post. . ht, . consisting of adout scones Wtd. —$1500 ri $850; free frult trees, etc.; easy * terms. FARM HOME—40 acres. 2 miles from town.| (Grace Fenstermaker, Virden, Ill. 4-room bungalow: other bulidin base- 7 ; ao ail? ment water, fruit: price $3400. ' terms. COU INTY FARM—20 — ac ree and well-built | &. 2. Stahes. ‘Ot. beoeee be 9-room brick residence, large barn. other faa Bh... ee © Sinn See | Owtdulidings, on Fee Fee and Natural | PARM-—40 ecres. on Missour! River bluff. Etidge rds.; increasing very fast fn value; carried medicine with © whisky bottle. na over his right eye, which, p prompt attention. STRODTMAN & 1! STRODTMAN , 3607 North Broadway. pe all conveniences: location for grocery meat market or other business: at Belleviile. where she Government | bul! = od $2.- living room s above; SR3EE St r list. KORTE-RUST REALTY co., —— = MONEY T __. | MONEY. TO LOAN—Have large amount of wenderful scenery: larze volume fine WW!!! divide: see this at _— sell on terms, » spring water: $150 per acre: terms. Chas. this ts cheap at $16. O “LOAN probably resulted from trust funds to loan on real SAL FIRST DEEDS of 6 —e EDGE REAL EorA Ht. _Bues, 1636 Mclaran av Colfax 1965 W WM. SPECK REALTY CO., 5963 Easton. rARM—S0 acres: 40 in cultivation: gon GREAT KARGAINS—$5 down $5 monthiy. soll, 3-room house; St. Charles County. buys 40 acres. god fruit and poultry land, $000, vee including oi] lease. Chas. H near town. Southern Miesourt; price only _ Buss 1636 Mc! Laran. Colfax 1865W. 330. Box JS". Springfield. Mo. frame: all conv ren! ences. gas. e| lectri c lights, iON AUTO left in the owner’s possession NORTHWESTERN for papers and money will lowest rates of interest. MOBILES 2441 Iilinots av., aheaialf FAKM—-4 acres of rich garden land. fne- LITTLE FARMS—Have eeveral for sale at | asparagus bed. good house and barn. good right prices and terme. See or write roe da. Ed. Thompson. Weber and New Fred Wells, Irondale, Mo. Immediate possession. | MONRY TO LOAN—Any sum, on good t Bs - ?_—— attention loans from satwasn | BROKERAGE Co. 821 and S22 Boatmen's Bank Bid estat apelientions for small Yeckel-Feydt-Earickson Second Mort gage Auto Loans Two 2975 8S. Broadway. Have = = Fund of oor See Wisemann 500 y ' Gravots av. oo te. &se line. Outs ily Minimum f£ lines STOCKS AND BONDS FOCKsS—i00 shares __Rubber . < MONEY ~ ro a on Three or Sei fee Seriio-s ic ic per er line discount. MONEY TO! LOAN, FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST e have quite a number o mm... for sale tn amounts 2 6 terest. a x2 gita st set ee cary second deed a estate leans. | avick answer. WALTER R JONES Fe 993° Central Spgigea Bane experienc would like to represent ort Worth. ss Hamoshire rds. Affton, Mo. (ce) yt CRI $3 nie b 0 : FARM—1i0 acres, 6 tr cultivation. a. 3-room 2 alg en. Mae a oe land, Southern Missouri: price $200. Send ofsc' ash barn. 4 miles out, price $300: for bargain lint. Bor 3 35, jount _Vernon, mil rReM «& HASTINGS, Luteavitie, Me _ | PIG RAISERS—3 7 acres. "Suenaies all eultt- FARM loo acres. Monroe County. Mo vation; some improvements; crysta ii improved. worth $S$15.000: take epring. fertile soll: bluegrass pasture; real | eHOnD third cash. "3063 Northiand. For- bargain; price $1975; terms. O. E. Rar os Nei. nen ‘ES GF . Bee Trondai-r My FARM—$1@ down and $10 monthiv buye PUOR man s chan e. $5 down, $5 monthiy 13 acres Kood timber ane land ad toining buys 40 acres grain. fruit, poultry lan i. : railroad station $700 Ciyde Cope. Or- hear town, some timber: price S200. ot'ser | pheum Hotel, Salem. Mo a c | dergaiines. Bex 425. Carthage. FARM—10- acre Besltry and fruit farm. 6. POULTRY FARM—Improved: 0 acres: | | foe heuer, uses. hoe house: stock and furniture. L. M. Case, R. ~, quick Price $600; terms. 2137 7. De Soto. Mo a __ | POULTRY MEN-GARDENERS—7 4 acres FARM-—40 acres: 4-roem hou good barn: near my home an Roy Scout camp, | 18 acres in eultivatien: al ‘Ganeet: twe Irondale, Mo.; price $225. $15 down | a: miles from St. Clair, Mo: price $1450. |) monthiy; free. 15 fruit trees, 500 straw- 1. Owens. St inir. Ma berries. incubator, also 10 acres carte | FARM—125 acres. lend or : exchange for city —, ae oaee ae $1075 a be ne Sea al — oe “age 4 im geod terms. Mrs Lewis. 5530 Eas! ton ay bet _ : rom aU Bu . . . AOS Minnernta. =. Louie FARM—AS0 »« acres. 10. acres cult... = 20 bottom. , TRUC K FARMS—ikj ch 5 ana 10 ~« ac Tes, 50 timber, family orchard: te . Sane. bern and woutbutidingn: s alien py a Foy Hickman & Ce.. Room 670. “Drew & HASTINGS, Lat ‘Lutesville, cvilie, Mo. | DUCK | au Sis downs Sio oear my Tome: |, ARM ecres. at of town, wit) qqane y; free Serpe ims af sane RE | 2S Sei toe 2s ature seen BO aera | John iy a bee as 131, ae. ~~ « on! PHILIP’ H LENZ & SON MONEY. TO “LOAN t Bids. ANSWER IN TWO HOURS ; @2ny amount at 6 per cen’ hawking, quick answer <a s | JOHN WATKI NS =3 Money a Seconds S283 cena A oy Si a are we J. ABBOT REALTY Co 806 IF YOU WANT $3500 $3500 $8 | MINING LAND—PFPor lease or gotion ; tn Washin a Ms Kton County. Our New List Just Out Pa ae armoun minvtes from Broadway market easy | LOANS ON ( REAL ESTATE orth siti dorset ra a,

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FATALITY IN REGIMENT ILE MARCH TO ST, ally Off Culy pope Duc Here to the Post. -Dispatch. -INSV ILLE, Ky., Oct. or serious i by the Sixth R t fatality States Infantry bia, S. C., on its 9 ferson Barracka 7 at 4:30 a. m. a t tniles south of here. (rushed When ert in Kentucky; Nov. 1, t St. Oday, army trucks moving in advance of the and loaded ment, member of G > ae with the bille ran off a culve Marvin Ashley of Birm te chest was so badly ¢ died before he could be hospital in this city. of | Company was of his ribs being broken. He ospital here. ral two-wheel 1o run iden by weeds, water . n advance of the truck, whieh | around them. ar had no railing or other to mark the end and wag In the da egiment since it 00-mile One ingh Compan underneath the heavy eal Private also yd Se EMPLOYMET'T, ROOMS, LOST, SERVICE, FOR SALE, AUTOS, KTUSICAL ee —EE™™ 7 7 J —-_- ~~ A) w “ i NDEX to Section se Reats Launches... Reoks. Periodicals... Ttrsinese Cards Cameras Canvassers§ Solicitors. . Carpet Cleaning... a a Coming Events Dancing 1s _ ie —See Section A Dentiata Detectives Dresemaking .... Electric Wirine ........10 Exchange (Miscel.).... Fixtures For Sate Found Gold and Silv er. oo THREE TIME AD COSTS LESS, PRODUCES MORE. (Miscet.).. occeccccche =" For Houses. tate. Farm TT Neln—Men Royse. . rir Help—Women Girls... .10 Horses. Vehicles Hotel« Household Goods Houses. Furn.. F. instruction (Miscel.) . Instruction (Auto) Instruction (Musical).. .-19 Homes, Real Es- Lands, Financial a. onell .. Oct. 14, 191 zee inee Ric oe le razee dea> mother our dear sister-in-law in her twentieth yea Funera) Sunday, residence, 5243 Cemetery. —s ES— On | 10:15 p. ™.. husband of Ella C of Ruth and A. C. law of Marie Caswell faiher, brother and age of 48 vears. Funeral from DEATHS T: notices, firsi © or ca, tise, earch extra tine. 25c memapri- lectures Sairiivalion etc.. 20e¢ line : Thuraday. Oct, 14, 19%1 o m.. Bessie Anterson. darling é - 12:35 8 James #. and Martha Anderson Biater), cear sister of Lernice, James cargaret Anderson. dear niece of Mr. Sirs. var! Rashcoe, at the age of 9 years. Street. on Tuesday. a oy from family residence. 4918 to St. Francis de = Cawood avenue, Pine Lawn, Mo., on Sun-|; Mount Otive x her 16, at 2:30 p. m., to Memorial! member of BeoN—on of , Sa ad with only ti.» one heaa Cemetery. (c7)) No. 189. car to illumin he ’ N—Kilied in action, Sept. 26, | gurega— ‘riday o ate the road é HM ; > a as prj. | GREGA—On Friday, er of the truck ran too cle end of the culvert and the p dropped off four or five f he ditch. regiment, comprising 800 Hunter B, camped yesterday at Ad t midnight - command of Col, and left there las hike to this city. ping at the fairgrounds ill remain here until Ty equipment forms , checking over mving shoes and uni l. They will cross the ©} at Shawneetown, IIL, and They re yne day ahead of their sched xpect to arive at St. Louis ed to St. Louis. ule time No. 1, ture shows free. The ‘ane other att ' here will admit the men in un noon, Mary Grera wav J hn Grega, mo the Argonne, Behrman, Co 138th In- of Sortinn Kehrinan erder), father of Alvera Behrman, son and the late ernest BR hrman. of the late Alfred M. Behrman, age Oct. 16, at 2 p. m., from 2944 North Fourteenth Park Cemetery, Amer- n gection. Milltery Funeral. Ey WN—Private Jesse Blanton. killed | 1971, action, battle of Argonne. Oct. 9, 1918, 93. beloved son of Mrs. Ada O'Nelll, Ii er, fu nday, Oct. 16, Jefferson National Cemetery. ‘K—Entered into rest, Satur- 1921 at 3:30 a. m., Henry husband of the late Annie dear father of Benheard H. Bock- ” deat father-in-law of Mrs. Ernst F. n Baan Minnie Bockstruck, at the age Louis, wife of eye ‘ et ” , . aval ‘Monday, RXL at = Pp. m., from! mother of Thomas J. a. * North Grand whe ~ 5 C.. Charles M. Aviston, Iil., ”) In t August M. dear husband t uneral Monday, from Moyéd4eil parlora. avenues, to Holy * 5, he i. “, : A. ttl A is Senter. chape to Jomortal ans at avenue, 3:15 p. ro of Mary Greeley Funeral from |neral parlors, Monday, Oct. 17. (‘hurch. Scbesahans Deceased was loca! treasurer of B. M s Bar- here. p. m., residence, “7? Pidiu. pl 4 Oct. an 707 r James Dovie of St. Mrs. John Dermody ; At his home tn 7a. m., Friday, Oct. 14, 1921, Ger- Brefeld, aged 69 years, 3 months and ys. given. 1] services will be held at the St. Catholic Church at 9 a. m. Monday, | HEINE—Charles a 17. Burial at Aviston Cemetery. | 1921. at : : J. Crct. Thrush avenue, Friday, Joe] AsWwell Graves, Caswell, and brother-in-law. | be loved husband of Tda Los Angeles, FRAZER—) ntered. “into »- at 4:30 a. of and 16. r. M. l les Cemetery Oct of 2306 South dear mother of Catherine Swanard and our dear mother-in-law. ther and great-grandmo her Oct. Mississippi Trinity Church, SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. _GREELEY—At his residence, 4225A ae Thursday. (George Renkel Greeley, and our dear brother. Arthur pues _— 17 in and mA Wne—Anastasia Doyle Hayes, at 6:45 “rest. beloved wife of Mary daughter-in-law, Oct, Graves. residence. (ct. 8. Church, Dece Brewery Workers’ ] #. J. 1d. Thamas J. Aiy and sister of Mike Doyle « Louis. Thomas Doyle and of Hammond, Due notice of funeral arrangements to pe Heine died Cal., rf at our Hayes Frank D., Margaret and Nellie Hayes, on Frida’. Alevis Fra- Thomas and m.. Frazee y m., from Friedens ic) }. to 1921, at beloved dear father dear father-in- dear grand- at the 14, 3137 Arsenal! at 8:30 a. m.. thence to 2a Se Vas a ! OC i! Union (cl) at 12 Broad- 4, 1921, grand- at 8:30 a. m . and Allen | thence ~ {c Oct. 13. Greeley, 20n P. Donnelly’s fu- boulevard, on . to St. Ann’s Cemetery. _pecretary and Lhe fai dhiad East St. Sr... and Ludward. at —— ——_ ROTH —! Entered into rest toe 1921, at 4:10 Pp. m. —— father of. John Roth_ grandfather of | Anne and Agnes C. Réth, Sister Mary Cath- | ne and Sister Mary Pius of the Ursuline onvent, Springfield. I11. and tin. Steve and Mike Roth, Mrs. I uneral wi from on Friday. Oet. Mathias Roth, thence to St. * ya ite ‘City, lil. SCHEILTIN—Entered into rest at Oo dence vS1. Fiad avenue, on Saturday, t. 15, 1921, at 6-20 p. m., Charles Schei!l- tin, dearly beloved tywsband of Rose Probst Scheiltin and dear father of Mra. . Goodwin and William cs. dear brother of Oscar Scheiltin brother-in-law and uncle ; Due notice of funer -al Ham Paschedag’s Grand avenue. SCIHUMIDT—Entered {nic ic) chape!, 25 2 rest at Sierra | uncle. | Varv East St. Louis Ind. Oct. 8. in his eightyv- Madre, Cal.. William F husband of Verna Schmidt. dear som ¢ “chmidt (nee Brenner. dear brother of Francis and Mrs. A. Ammann, our dear s0n- in-law, brother-in.- iaw, nephew, cousin and 4 aged 31 years. Funeral from Leidner chapel. 2223 St. Louls avenue. Monday, Oct. 17, at 7:30 a. m.. to Str. Liborius’ Church. thence to Cal- Cer letery c7 SEIFERT—Entered into rest on materGay. Oct. 15, 1921. at 4:2U p. m. Sopnia . fert (nee Ehrengart). beloved wife of Rich. ard T. Seifert and darling mother of Mrs Emma Chamberlain, and our dear sister and Aunt, at the age of G6 vears. Funeral on Tuesday. Oct. 18, at 1.30 p. m.. from former residence, 3807 South Grand avenue, to the Winnebago Presbyterian Church, Tennessee avenue and Winnebago street, thence to Va'halla Cémetery. (cr SHERIDAN—Entered into rest on Satur- ; dav. Oct. 15, 1921. at 1 pb. Sheridan Jr.. dear brother of Perry R. and Annie M. Sheridan. Shane and Mrs: Thomas O' Donne Funeral will take place Donnellv's funeral parlors. boulevard Due notice of time Funeral! private. Los Angeles (Cal.) SPELLMAN—On Oct. at the battle of Argonne, Spellman of Company C. Schmidt, Arthur Lindell will be given. papers please copy. (c) “8S. 1918. in France, So4th Infentry. uncle of —— | Mark's Ceme- | resi- | Howard . Schelltin and |, our dear | |! later from Wil- |, North | beloved | Ella || J. | Private John A. | | a Our Motto PRODUCTIVE PUBLICITY, PROGRESS, PROFITS! - LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . LOUIS, foe 2 mee Ss | | ANSWERS TO QUERIES i i i i PPPS ae ee i —BPPLOS OW sible to answer queri ‘it Uct. 17. You are miss Willmann, who LS. Saqiv you most = a IFE AND CHILDREN In loving remembrance of our dear mother Amanda brueckher inee ler), who passed away (ct. 17, iv. but nut forgotten, as sed by her ( ri UDREN, bnolsainckhk In sad but loving 4riing and devoted mother, Lida Mandcel- slamin, who departe i this life two years ago, Vet. 2a. avid: Gone missed . by ig KBDA, a (rOle AND SISTER. but not forgotten. ‘ her children, HeNKY ANU RALPH. Sadly In lo of our dear son. brother Slater, who departed this ago tomerrow, Gxt. 17. May a gag ving memory , Charles litle three years his ney rhe st MOTHER. RUTHER, SISTER, WIFE AND bAD.Y, In loving memory of my Gear husbaad and ' who died one vear | fath or. Ali ert azo. Uct. 13. Days of Bat yn end Bing come o'er us; ‘2 often Ow: “02 vou ever near wus, ud od one year axo. WIFE AND CHILDREN. Schaefer. Inisse oa in loving memory of my dear son, Private John H,. Seith, Headquarters Company, Sixty- ninth intiantry, Cur couniry, Uct. The flowers are ‘They wither and (ne thing That 1 will meet you some day. 1S. 1s: jaid upon your grave, dear husband and fa-., departed this | missed by others, but we | remembrance of our | who gave his young ilfe tor: = ly discount imeertiuons Ic line and Outof town. 25¢ Mintmum 2 lines —_— PERSONAL—Laura- Write to Le Louise; “mother | ob worried: —_——— don't fear. PERSONAL—Man to crip. : __taciede 510. write or come see Louisa. C. PERSONAL xo on. “Ozark floating w hite: ‘Bud, please your sister | PERSONAL—Fasetti. write; can stand OTHER. |] ERSONAL—AI fairs will No. _Vienna, familys and be taken by European Prusiness Agency Ledergas e. BPERSONAL—Will Mra’ wostwee af- immediately Otto Kotous 18-15 Austria Elizabeth Paige, ‘sis care of ter of Edward J. Smythe. or anyone know- ing present whereabouts. Diease call or write Red Cross, “s. 101 3 Ea | PE RSONAI — Notice: or whereabouts of M seen in St. Louis, Mo. er. Address Mrs. 13, Nettleton, _Ark. INFORM ATION from Germany in husband died 2 ve Re. _Address Box T2909 Kohomar Schwartz, nitable Pidg.? ic) $5 reward for address iss Sadilia Martin. las in 1920. Her moth. Wta. —Reward tor informa tion of August at oF, came to America 4: his sister, whose ago, wants to see him. Post-Dispatch. HEIRS WANTED | 50.000 estates seek! | be one of them. scriptive circulars. Agency No. 5S, Send >._F ‘it tsbur ire. ng claimants You may 2-cent stamp for de- International Claim _Pa a0) SPECIAL | HIKERS, ATTENTIO NOTICES N—Organized Club of classes, in South) ; reward. on the ck, 40 »2 A Flad. V ictor 24083, ic) a Kil’—~Lost, black, ‘Thursday evening. at Kates and Co, orade ays, Call Victer 109K; reward $15 e' HANWHAG—L Ast, biac k leather, containing money and oiher articles, Woolwerth 10c¢ stvo.e, jiberai reward for return. Ceatraj _o4. be sR. "3051 Easton. biack aad white, brown , Uberal reward, Erte la, St. (c7) N id= Laat. iiale, red and white; reward, 404% | GLOVE—1 os. hee ee Victor HOU ND—Lost. St, Louis av. HOUN) —Lost. nale “black and. ‘tan. white tip on end of tail. Return t¢ Wilmington av., or call Riverside idle ang receive good reward. tc? ; ‘yeward. 8 t Z ‘Clair (eT) KY KING—-Aud keys iost: 1: SSL. Kb? wena 99g ~ 6000 gsasi °° building. Pw wel W cot minarer or, eames | dl , of dark aw. ‘Oct, &- envelope. de) block — Forest | KID GLOVES—-Lom. pal downtown Lindell @** L. A ¥ AL I. IE RE—Lost, Satu rday. faa is; wrapped in OL! reward, | Mary M a M. Ladies and Genilemen has opening for sev- r ) dh z » o ’ ; . . — yer fost sorrowfuily mourned by eral more members. Box Y-135. D | LEASE—Loat: copy of lease on Easton av. after this date | property; rewa LEGAL INFORM ATION. | MOTHER. (c) SPECIAL NOTICE—On and rd. (Prepared by a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) | In memory of my dear husband and father. St Bet Be ae. Ee a oones | OREON FE. & rR. G, SCOTT. 800 Chestngt. LIBERAL REWARD contracted by my | J. M. B.—If your deed clearly! to information concerning | AL m0. WONG. URS ENS Se ee _in® ANTE KEATING. 206 Gl Lael =| calis for a 25-foot fre@nt, you can the rtv you wish. Apply to ||| Lost——Diamond dinner ring, large stone and smal dlamonds on eides: ring tn sixth vear: dear father of Mrs. Ziebvold and Mrs. August Reinke. | HELLER—Departed this life. Friday, Oct. 14, 1921. John Heller, tn his seventy-first beloved friend of Hans Rasmus- 17. 3:30 t of the family invited to attend. ‘—Z—Eniered into rest in the Ar- mn the service of his country, in James Russell Brock, husband of Ca- a _ Albert R. Dillingham ched from Jefferson Bar ight with two truck loads of hts for the Sixth Infantry Regi. E! gzhty-ninth Division, dear son of John H. and Anna Spellman and our dear bro her, | brother-in-iat and uncle, in his twenty- | eighth year. Funeral 18, at 8:30 a m.. from chapel 4102 | Manchester ay s Church. | Interment tn ¢ | i on Tuesday, Oct. / Kriegshauser'’ s ‘nue, to Nt (ronan ‘alvary Cemetery. Tee 2 . Gearly TRAD tint ecure props (hs nal neral from the Alexander pariors, street, at 30 p “y , to Second Be Funera Monday. Oct. . 7 ae , ; yu n ] : 1 , : He bid no one a last farewell Associa- | center that is on the march from h king's highwa and Wasnt net nm from the Collins funeral parlors, 1039 North . 2 Tt. fevard, at Zn. Mm., on Tuesday. (et LS, Qo avenue, he o St. Matth ws’ Ceme- Wilmington (Del.) Dubpers please copy sue the rantors for a breach of the secret rv ol th oe bar ‘ He Said good-by to pone Jackson, Columbia, 8, C., to . Interment at Memorial Park Cem: a "1 Cre oo sigamm (c7) warranty. You had better consult! tion in St for the names of nile loving 3 y ceased to beat, COMING EVENTS oor - lost be ; ween Rion and Shennan. a. ‘| : — , ne. awwvere ir hingeton. efore we Knew he was gone. 1 an otanical an surtman. r lawyers in os ways AUTOMOBILE alam (4865R or 422: 3 Shenandoah. S (om Hiis cheery smiie and Kindly pleasant to reca! He | a kKand word for each one An died veloved by all. Sadly nAssed by , AND CHILDREN WIFE memory of our little darling, who departed this life Oct. icl) Thurs- Bernard . dear ‘Sinonne our dear ee eee | TOTSCH Entered Into rest, Fride) | a good lawyer. loved —_ aoe = Miek Preanke. Yra. i} J. G.—We Mary af rie Richwald., i tistics for last month's Kate Scott. 1 and Frank Totsch, | | mmigrants from Germany, and our cear grandmother and great “rant-/| |) recent months the quota from mem at the age o 74 years and two ‘| ountry has not’ been ftited. Funeral 126 North Fifth | READER.—A legal notice to va- street, East li!., Monday, at 9 | eate should be served before the ja. m., to St. Henry's Church, thence i next rent is due,-thereby giving ; Holly . Cross (“am etery i" your tenant one month in whic h vr ULM—Suddenly, on Oct 3. 1921, at ao i move. ' ‘ "Im » of 66 . , . , ; | riehts de slated te od the fate Laaraen and | ED.—t nder the ruling ot the Be, ine | Elizabeth Ulm and our dear brother and evenue officers you are violating | anparatus has special right of uncie the law if vou are making wins j «ft - ‘ pew 9 th _ cvattia when usine Interment in Chicago. TM. | Which contains more than % of bheype+-# for ordinary traffic pur- | | a LINGER-—Private Edward linger, ; |} Per cent of alcohol. ye 008. : | ned tn anew. Nev m4 pu an or R. M.—A landlord has not | _R Ke | Rpume ‘nas > Ear brother ge in law | “ight to hold the furniture of mn a 78 = oy Vu: dea u ’ renant for unpaid rent unless he | | Funeral, Tuesday, at 9 : hes ittaches it under a writ attach- | it | es eae, BB my omy 3514 Lah Fourte n ag | pensation te fixed hy thea court. and | Friends and relatives invite i. Deceased I: IK is any amount it thinks reasonable. |member of Co. L, Oth Infantry. Bive | Gloria was given one half of the es- HMupfield, and our dear brother. age; ... . ‘ 7 street voultate and widow ané a brotiee Welnesday. of 54 vears. WALKER—In service, Sept. a GR ate ; eg gine Aas ome F Sunday Funeral from residence. ere moram ec Edward FE. Walker, dear ee rine were given ie other al iO 1% at ‘ m Mre. Hi W, Walker ana i¢ é Rrow NIE amy in the State mprisonment in tition to the Circuit Court, but this | )° ee ve , | street Monday, Oct, ‘ ol as ‘ j}to St. Anthony's Church, 'SS Pete: | Sora and Nellie Waiker. }iand Paul's Cemetery. Ren ains in stnte at Members of St. Anthony's Conference are, chapel. Funeral from Kine’s hirhwav and is not necessary. His marriage un- ar before obtaining a di- | der an assumed name is legal and|vorce. If a single woman is living _the children are legitimate. with a married the man can be MRS. C. G.—Write to any prosecuted fer not the / requested to meet at school hall, on Sunday, | Oct. 18. at ’ . . . ? 4 4 lawyers at Washington, woman. 7p. m.. to proceed to the residence of | ae + Walker Post. No. (cl) MEDICAL QUESTIONS at Oi : 4 ‘ate Brother John Hupfeld. ic?) ithe FEdware \tered into rest on Friday, rs prepared by a physician of authority. Health and sanita- the Building is optnion of portable build- remove a build- | son Barracks. The regiment is mn. Kentucky, and Col. Dilling- — vill meet it in that State. Col, H. Parker, commandant at sks, said that as the hikers are y out of the South the equip- they carry is not enough to t them in the cold nights they on encounter. AR TAX! ROUTES FIXED to Be at Courthouse and City Ha LOCKE. —tI, ost; reward offered “for “anal! “Grand, # uae locket, lost on way downtown Satur- === ; day, Return to 2847 Lafavette MON EY—Lost, three $5 bilis, on BroaJdwa and Olive or tn Lee car. Gaseraay aft noon, ¢ “olfax 1447 WwW. 4056 Penrose; re ward. te? MONEY—Lost. 3°56 on @ ing avenue be- tween (‘ote Hri.liante ig 3 Find cosuee to 3703 Cote Uri Ronee ward, ANXIOUS V.—See a Commissioner for h what he considers a ing. The right to ing at the end of your lease de- pends on the térms of the lease. If | 'it so provides you may remove the | building. P.-D. RE pand the Fire ri Tse traffic “take | | RiCKS—Entered into rest in the Argonne 19 sta- on Oct. 12. . Woods A. Hicks, be- ,loved son of William and Nannie Hicks, dear _ brother of Allen and Arthur Hicks. Funeral from the Alexander parlors, 35 ;} Olive street. at 2 p. m.. to Third Baptist funeral | Shure. a ~y nee ee -" af 19 South Urand avenue, on Mon- | 230, Sunday, Oct , meerment at | ¢ yy, at 8 30 «. m., to Immacu ate | Memorial Park Cemetery. — ye Cuareh. Interment at S&S. eter HIGGINS—Entered into rest on Friday. ee a a * , ae Oct. 14. 1921, at 4 o'clock p. m.. Mary : gyn Thureda . P ar t. 13, Rye . Ann Higgins inee McFadden). widow of | ohn Carey, husban: ve roge Michaei J. Higgins. beloved mother of John y, and beloved uncle Willian ,. James F.. Joseph P.. Catherine F. and ’ Edwin G. and 12n.! Corinne A. Higgins and’ Margaret Higeins 17. at 1:45 sheviin, dear grandmother of James F., eral on Monday. Oct. | Js ,John J. and Margaret Mary Higgins trom Hauck & Schmitt's parlors, 340; Funeral wil! take place from the family ne 5 and pugnee. to =6Annunciation rmgidence, 5159 Maple avenue, on Monday oN Pence to Culvary Cemetery morning. Oct. 17, at 8:30 o'clock, to 8t - RAN—Kilied in action in the Mark's Church. Interment in Caivary Cem- ° pel tie Arwonne Sept. 26, IVIS, treo, etery. Kindly omit flowers. ic) feler Cochran, beloved son of Charles Grace Cochran (nee Stmpson). dear aretS- = eek D—On Friday, (ct, “f Alberta E. ohn and the 60 a. m., John Hupfield, ries Bs yd Cochran, at the age of nial of Magdalena Huopfield dear father of Ida. Eugene F. the family TOURING to ‘California real Sm __ couple, reasona@h Me. 3°07 \ S. - a ee ee ee > + ee es eee ADOPTION FOR ADOPTION—BPeautiful baby boy of ex- | ceptiona!l parentage sox ~ 337, P.-D.(1) POR ADOPTION—Want resbonaibie ates | to adopt healthy boy —— Ya month old. | 121 P -D («@: | monthly quota of but in that have no EDDING—Entered into rest on . , Bd, dG 18921. at 3 p. m, ding, Franke Budding uaer of Adelia and Eva Budding. wmamanun (nee Budding). and diather and father-in-law sPuneral from Thomas J ' 4 -_—_—_———— _— o— loving Merkel, often sit and wonder, many times we say, , did we have to Was not sent to ay. a few short months and haan took her home to awe to meet in Paradise never say farewell. lissed by nee pares ea * MKS. AN, UNS & Grandmother, MRS MARIE. Finan In from residenc St. Louis, to | (c) ADER.—The -ambulance Department have equal | the streets over | street cleaning from yuuang parents. et ~~ art with her?’ PA’ SAGE—Lost, on age « car, ning, containing walst and Kloves, Cal! Forest LIOZR and receive rewar _ 4a) fl ANTS——Lost. ch.la'’s. blue se, ce. “Pau e car , SH Shawmut pl.: rewar Jel mur te ‘ ‘Friday eve- ' Clara C., LOST and FOUND ra a RKEL, F INKE. aa i and PIN—lLast: “gold, “with | ‘cross, of pearls; ward. Grand 1452). 4056 Cleveland, DOG—tLost: ppewers to 2509 POODLE _Toodles: reward, _ $509 8. Jefferson, _ can appoint ADER. —The court as guardian Caruso's widow daughter, Gloria, or anyone | deems desirable The com- r. Charles Kramer, who departed this life | . te) Oct. 16, 1920, one year ago today: 2 5¢ duily. 30¢ Sunday minimum He bid no one @ last farewell, lines. Three or more insertions le His ovina heart vad ceased to beat ~Lea LOST | Famo in- Rare: Central States . ee | on in- Before we knew ae wad gone. aide contatninn money: reward. 504 Lin- cheery smile and ndly ways ——— _ i dell Are é t va lh. _AIREDAT. .E PUP—Loat; about 7 months oe ne ‘4° y ‘had word. tan each one old; female, with bobbed tail. 4902 Man- BOS- os ont. pu wm Suniay, Oct, 2. And died beloved by all. _chester av. (ei fh rene Sy, oT uniata and Utah. : oot an ron b his chik iren ene _————— - | Please return ‘352 A Juniata st.: re- ily m ued he c GRONEMB YER, )4o STOMOBIL EL a? No. 201. ward, MR. L. KRA Sy. Grand 5078V is _. SALESMAN'S SAMPLE ROLT—Lost, drese- -. 13: abe ing combs; reward. Rive we. inate Sold agate. 25¢ line. out-of town 14, 1971. at Oct. 16. ni beloved hua-/ (nec Hopp). / and Felicitas at the cab service between the court- | city hall and Union Station stituted yesterday, following «© of permits for stands at laces to the White Taxi Co. It nnounced that a fleet of 62. ‘ith jitney rates, would be op- on a two-minute schedule. The ym Union Station to the court will be 7% cents, and from y hall to the courthouse 6” BOTTLES.—It is you information P making the will depend cistrict ' impossibie regarding } » Ailes in state at street, from m Funerel to Union M mt Delmar boulevard. at Memorial Park Cemetery c LitN®—In service, Sept. 30, 1918, wuliue F. Collins, dear husband of Edith y Collins and brother of John Collins, mins will le * 2040 Orage dea efit of improving ANXIOUS LOU ISE — The man can change his name through a pe- | —The penalty for big- of Washington is the. penitentiary. that State, also the mention, Indiana, orotner thence oy . ( R ‘ond Rant Tupton's ist Church, | boulevard charge of In Eawt tnree Crct ie man bigamy, fraternity badge, Pi "Ka name C. R. Miller on back 707, Monday. Fricay, Marv of on m., mother into rest 65:15 ip. beloved " men firm 13, 191 a: running time for a trip from ' Station to s a mile, will be 4% minu m the city hall to the cou a distance of one-half mi jutes. Chestnut or Market will be used for the service, en traffic on those streets is ed Walnut street and Clark — will be used to keep up with edule. j ; Weslev avis Davis (nee brother-in-law the Mullen on Tuts lay, A; keep- from on Mondea: Michael's (¢ r'edens i“ermetery ¢ with letter ago at Camp Funsten, 8: Bomont Grand-Leader Saturday. ne new. case reward Forest A He bid none a last farewell; d. Bom«e 7, Monday te) (1641: reward He said good-by to none. | enor Loer beade@ bag, containing money tyes SPECTACLES—Lost. on Olive or Sarah ear or street between Soring and Tae, MRS. R. PREU ND. (c) ADDRESS BOOK—Lost: emall: Oc - te ———- . | ward if returned. Call Lindell 4480. Geo. _SATIN MATERIA L—Lost, —e blue of our dear son and brother, | Jj. Magnolo, ny & Gentiles Saturday oe ‘Holste. who departed =" Se | ea Dom . return to ‘will call’’ desk: rewar aan | “Phi oot: = “pp SHOES—TLost. 1 pair child's tan shoes In 4 Pho Webarer His loving heart had ceased to beat | and papers. Please return to Mise Gean, SPECTACLES—-Lost: torto'se Ht. cheery amie and kindly ways | 3726 Olive st. () acy’ “Delmer STIOK: rewand, 0."twara: i Are pleasant to recall. BAND RING—Lost, | SP Bt TACLES—Lost, yen ‘ay mornin bs oe eRe piace trem He had a kind word for each one ra Return to Acton, S142A Lafayette; | Delmar car, tortoine ahey morning re ¢: rm. In erme nt at Memoria! | : : was a nv ember *i *? e ee sn bi A Ow 15. tn Relllvy case: rewa Washington Lindell 2652J. one | SWEATERS—Lost: 2, children’s, brown, fe) | Frrovs-Parr store, Heturn 4614 N And died be _— by all. Sadly wert r HIS PA Ts) ONLY R B ROTHER- IN- L, AW UNDERTAKERS e B iattner LA NK Dt POSIT BOOK—Lost, containing Fa bil and safe deposit keys: finder may have money Uy returning book and keys to 10434 | . Vandeventer. (c) BARP IN—Lost, diamond set: - oo —- BEADS—Lost. child's coral; eal _ Cabanne (c7) | STATE CES SK—Lost. BOOKS— Lost: “2 memo books and Mercantile’ __ “Riverside. Lads cow rust (o bank book. with name on front. | Tie ret» bet ween Granite v r* _Thursday. Call Cabany 4145W __ (ce) River. swe mutter. méwardoraie or Wood BOX WIRE DU CT LOOM—Lost: town cords; 344: on rack; . tubes; reward a Victor SOS6L,. - | Stare car. Cal) C A. BOSTON Bt LL TERRIER—Lost:- answers “rhe to name Bob; reward. 3910 Lindell, VEtocir rDE—Lost, K é aii finish: somewhere on BOSTON TE RRIER—Lost. year oid; license | No. 5074: liberal Ww. Tonty or Thurman: reward. 181! A reward fur information | man, little boy's _ heart brok ken. Lindell 4753R, - | WAIST. Lost, black crepe de — BROOCH—Lost, gold, heirloom, between | | Flad av. _American Theater; er reward Grimes & Correa: return 1 Kine’ TENTS £ Saaieab | Dncoemaaan Fritay mene ter| Vata Soke be tae eee remembrance, ER ——Lost; garnet; y night, - Proan ake to ot re M O ON U 1M E N TS S io the departed, tween King’s highway and Arsenal st. and Carr. We erect everywher Estimates free, the Coliseum, or at Coliseum; reward i BRACELET—Lost: between monogram STANZE MONUMENT CO. _ | Grana_s1304. | “rien, and D Mermnrs rieht 7810 Gravoia. Phone Riverside 1940. (c62) BUNDLE—Lost; tae ines: between Chou- ‘ee SISTER AND abAtn Infantry, Company Division. Entered tnto rest on Oct, 1, 1918. the service of his country. in France, Charlies Gray Davis of Headquarters many. 138th Infantry, dear son of Mrs, fe Davis ‘nee Gray), dear brother of = Davis nephew of C. L. Grav of Wash- C.. and Mrs. Hl. A. Berkemeyer, the - of 20 veare in etate at HES AFTER AUTO : . : N Grand avenue, aft: t. Roo. Funeral Sunday, . Interment at Mem- Did Not Regain Conscious ness After Accident, x hursday ; reward. 71 ae ae ounces of spirits of arm praep, 4 poured ‘on A tablesnoonful followed bv a teacup of water is first step, then | rinse thoroughly. Re- . or six days. At night | scalp a small quantity llowing: 2 grains of | salicyvlici, 1%4 grains of sul- is praecip, 45 drops of aquae | enough endormol to make one | ounce. olei limonis q. s. The scalp shou'td also be well massaged night |, | jand morning by moving the flesh || energetically between % -—(BUTTON— 67 fe) ar. AU TLDOG—F und white with brows eeeta ncn 2 .~P to (Cc) CEMETERIES CEMETERY LOT—A $1200 lot for $800, | Valhalla ; Forest | 345. ms Oxford Hotel, ‘Enid, §200 REWARD for -4-— — ~~. 3 tion —" | (c) | Memorial Park Perpetual Charter—Perpetual Care NON-SECTARIAN ron bl.. Aug. rear S186 Waashin f impatch 154, painted wn recovery of 1921 Stuts tourt ear, blue: motor 10747. serial 10711, stoien Post- 2 bi 3 oO ir . ext es Tex ¢ etrersng for er of Mrs = Wenzel and great-aunt of HTlo "il ‘iat n "Met “Nelland, and great-aut er and Virginia Wenzel. we wish , Hi _ es fender — — CEMETERY LOTS LOTS—Two large: section i, Memorial Park Cemetery: great bargain for cash. _Olive ve 2974 9 sinter crandmother. ||| then accompanied bu stamped envelone.) | Keileher, and our dear brother. brother-in- pew ner hin pM ec ts ; | | ANXIOUS MOTHER —WWWe i do not olivae law. uncle, nephew and cousin | Funeral Monday. Oct. 17. 8:30 a. m.. ||| think such a dose of olive oil would | odorat! Funeral from révidence, 1116 Delaware. on | ¢,..., the familv residence, 3620 South Proad- | | be of disadvantage to. the baby. the hair re _— ig yg =~ —») of Prairie du Long, s0u Pre gp Rae bro — hen ‘| Ghurch. Burial Warrenton City |-t¢ : the sc alp clean by shampooing with le, ill, who was found un: lon VM nda y Oct. 17 (Cemetery —— auspices of the ZURMU eT eee into me tn the following: 4 ounces of saponis ' é “ (c) Oo. a: s Argonne, ance, i te us in the wreckage of his au-” deh C Herilek # Funeral parlors to st. | American Legion ; Nev. J ate Anton A. Burmechien, be- | (essere e Thursday night in a ditch © Church. Interment Calvary Ceme-| gonrpz—Entered into rest on Friday, | action, Private Anton mo. silien inee Calil- es from his weed died PY we Pet 9 —+y - ar e 2 =o. iy and the late *c “haries Zurmuehien, — _——— nitg, dear daughter o uis anc ophie Ko- | lemming: | | t St. Elizabeth's Hospital nitz (nee Wassmann), dear sister of rene | — of Frank and Mrs. Mary | - | Konitz, and our dear niece, at the age of + “Funeral from residence, 5143 North Mar- e. oxull | ? sg ee Monday. Oct. 1?, 1921 at Ket street, Wednesda ay, a J a eng er suffered a fractur od ‘ m., from the residence, 4107 Clayton av.. ». ae Sorel wit be with ome ‘rnal injuries and died with- | i Valhalla Cemetery. tary honors. (c aining consciousness. The : LONG—At the Battle of Argonne on Oct. | 6 IJ918, Lieu. John A. Long, beloved P the fatal accident was not husband ot Julia PB. Long (nee Fink), brother | CARD OF ree ned. Cortner was known a* P] R IT UA L. IS M | of Mrs. William Taylor of Winnipes, Can- r gratitud i driver and was tho | pe & "noubert Capt. er ee | | Miss liar with the road. Remains will lie in state Arthur J. | Donnellys funerai parlors, S840 Lindell RITUAL MERTING-—Thursday, after- | boulevard. after Monilay evening, Oct 17.) i OUND ) DEAD IN 8 2 o'clock onl, e000 Gravo's ‘cPO) at 7 o'clock, until Welinesday, Oct. 19, a’ 2} Ww THOUGHT SPIRITUAL UNITY—/| Pp. m™. Services at Secon resbyterian ve Tuesday, Friday, 8. Mrs. Diamond, | Church, Taylor avenue and Westminz’ 2 | ad Been mt Case. | place at 2:30 es PD. i a edne jecey. Sel ™ — nent in Bellefontaine emetery ( F. warts chwara. H URGH OF REDEMPTION—Sunday. 8 | [Wen errs ntered into rest on rade, Wife Says. ' with ns 5 orost Park Hall, Sons | 1921, at 6:15 p. m., at Chicago, | re. Guegherman and others ‘ Luckett. dear son of | ; w 4 m F. Schwartz, 60 years , THE BOUL-——Meetine Sun- | } and Mrs. Julian and Bell Luckett, age | orker, of 1817 Papin 2:30: Thursday, 8 1580! 3 years and 4 months nd dead in an alley fn Tres Albauah Vien, | Funeral from residence 6 CHURCH — Sunday and avenue, on Monday, Oct. 7. at 1801 Chouteau avenu m. A. Wagner, 1808 South | Interment at Valha la Cemetery, aie . ; . — } ie P é esic ce, he ; ock yesterday afternon. LUECKE—Sudcenly, at fr hisky bottle was Mrs. Carrol! and others. fe, Millie, said schwarts ball] a Qhistic — HO RC Hida Senet and : . 3 ve 8 ay. r ay uie- medicine with him im ®& “Gekel Pastor. ottlie. Schwartz had @ . MONISTIC CHURCH — Sunday, right hich, lice ays A SA A aS eye, w c po ee 7 » Rad m. 4580 Easton. Mrs. Grese- Weaow AN—Kil'ed tn actton. Nov ‘ our friends and relatives for their kindness eeenten from falling. “ah 9 INTH Curt at the ba ttle of the Mevse. Frank T and sympathy shown us in our ther. Geer e- s Wer Servings ro ecetings epneey. > © . , 4 eon of Thom ae and " mp in the loss of our (ear brother. ve ce vue@iay, at 2 an “ nem end M yee «% 7“ tT and f All» Welcome 141A South Hroad- | Lo. her ad Mrs . : ster ae - hee a roe Toatn . serry aT Nie nr » wtd.—W . hey OF *y cla Viocinr : at the eee AMI! : poration stock. oer HOoL Funeral from family r_sidence, AMILY. ' >» m. sharp Lecture messages | Twenty-second Monday. . Ss Leo's ’ ‘; LR - T. Mary, pastor, 3634 Juniata. | 1921, at 8:20 a a See : . by : oFr TRU TH—aAt the Odeon thence te Calv ary Cemetery. J ecease Pd as a ore adeptiiag hago 5 y ieeae day, 8 p.m Lacture-saubiect: member oe Comeouy RB, 356th In natry. Sere rerili tT) .. *; ’ Me—Their Silver Lining.’ Mrs. MARXER— Mrs. Magdalena Marxer en- “ee eee eee eeeee yw'r kind servi BEREAVED taker, x t; N V . i. [ep Lor Li IVERSA or tl every Sun CHRIST | holds service | i} TT) HI Caesa white, screw t ay pay | | ' chert by invalid owner; rete il; . aie and bull ot thank our kindness out #2d bereavement tn | i desire to z baby, Raymond Stef- friends ‘or their shown us dy . ir darlin MP nd > Rev Friz for his We relatives and | and sympathy | ww he light a3 ze _Mer'ltog Pope Loe downtown, ectagun ape: aad netify Grand Poa | windelt 123 1137 iinioch. i ward ic ‘oc Cm St. Louis the circulation of |_ | oh Sunday POST-DISPATCH Nour caroete ae ig more than double that of any other St. Louis Sunday newspaper? kind — tered into rest Oct. 14, 1971, at 5 a. m. t any ja +e eee eeeee AULA VERDU OF THE LEAGUE ‘ at. Til. ling words, and Wacker-Helderie, - | oremet Ot seeeeee Be at Lite of New York, will con- | ** Funeral will be Monday, Oct. 17, at 9 dertakers, and fom the beautiful floral of. | K = H E M U Pp ‘@ealiice. forage at the Unity C ‘ tnd Nive mrects. enter Studio Hall. STEFFEN A ND] j} {.*) *RVY—FEntered Into rest on Saturday, ND MRS. HENRY WEPRY— 1971. at 11:58 a m.. Olive Har- | man RRC ‘THER EDGAR riet Merry (nee Rrewer) 4145WA West Car- ; fter avenue, beloved wife of Jotn A. Merry a mother of Olive Rinnie. John at We wish to exten4 our heartfelt thanks in her fortv-cighth year ~ our friends for their kindness and sym- Tresdav, Oct is. et 3 2B th y s) own, foi =e a re get , : , Hermann & Sons chape), nee also spiritua 0 erings enderes is ene, nvense ieee and West Florissant avenues ie our sad hour of we bayg e m in loxs oventag me --s i wt RPHY—-Entered Into rest. sf our dear mother, a ead a me Mrs Conners pasto: Chicago. Til. on Tuesday. Oct. 11. cially thank Father words of condolence and HT CHUR cH Swiss Hall. towa ‘nee Harris), widow kvla for their kind ‘ w a sirent. “Sunday os ening. 7» le toi mother of Henrietta, prayer; pallbearers and Moydell Un- Mrs. Feick, ne and dertaking Co.. for their kind and ee t GMT CHURCH—Debrecht | on Sunday morning. 1 o'clock, For further Informa- rds io personal interviews and Mrs. Jensen, Benton 141. ic) —_ OF Mu —_—-~— —_— o-—"— fn » ge ~ trgippmeds- ot ——_— @—— ral see eeewenaeeeee mi | Corp. ee ati ca In This Big REAL ESTATE And WANTS DIRECTORY ee ie ~ — ™ CTILRCHES HURCH——Ashiand _— - = ——————_== sudceniv. EARRING—$1000 REWARD ecrew. tn eT Ee ean ein Belvo me pene Egos aera” Robert Graham. Funeral from efficient licen rende E CONCABA. and MeNatr avenue, / | red. JOSEPH MANNA. ANTONETT 7 | HENRY RUZICKA. “ire Detioff Woo@ring and | JOSEPH AND THOUGHT cHURC H—492%2 Me. | We wish to extend our since-e and be art- our friends and neighbors for veces. Tus eilay, ° 30: Thureday felt thanks to sfinann 1700 | the kindness and sympathy snown us 4 mu aye lowe of My Son wif. hs Mins, UN——Mare — wm i ian ture m -. vears. | residence of her daughter Mre Marraret. Grimmett, 22° Madison street. on Monday. Oct. 17. In- terment tn Celverv Cem cory. Montreal ‘Can.) capers please copy ' ——Enatere a Into rest on | PRACK- 1f 7h at i p. m., Jonn I 5 Al bert atreet ares pa — ish => aes ane 7 , } at ; flowers none. ts : Mrs. A. P*e'let, oe wen . os brother J A. ~age*y ” hs. “—) sreTs, the Rev. Mr ireland for his Welter and Melba Prack, and our dear broth pall | te aS. cation. ‘ th *holr 4 th » eettye bom party after | er-in-law x — ages “fo ac 3h | Place = Chure "and the pe OW er | foam _ os F “- = By : ’ trec or the kind and eff- yy w vis-Joha Gan ny: | t ina | coe tanerel. @ ct ors nd ani come. berts’ which Was ~ ah 4 Weat Belle. 4 apenas. to St. Mat "Emnoner clent manner 4 sis | fet ag wo. w the nil directed. | » CARNA AND FAMILY. (@ at | ” —— nnd —_— ~—"—" a sd —_——»)—_ —-~ = — — Dp. ™ stTin eee — ——— —— ae ae ee — A — a CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt thanks ‘to our manv friends and relatives for their ‘sympathy. kindness and beautiful floral of- ferings sencetee us during our sad bereave- ment he loss of our dear ; AND CHILDREN, ry IN MEMORIAM In sad remembrance ef our éariing oon, | dear little John Laughiin We mn iss him so on through the day ieee ot ow Gummy rere Vrtartie fiw il au" Chat RCH —I<. Sunday, KR» m Lecture and 7 BA ng

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a. ae - Axe aa a es a es ee a ee SEP EE et EE oe 7 ee ger eag ee a eee * Oe ge ee Ee Ce lige a eg nites ~~ rs. ST. 1 POST.Dt# PATCH ELECTRIC WIRING. ETc GAS PIPE CLEANER? roots wired. S18 so Pune § DB. GAS PIPER biown, $286. ail stm ler, tao Write 42501 wth Martat ot meved. guaranteed. inclading «a Contre | S761 Caheay dana ments Masweti, O27 7% my dene and » eour fou wir- GAS Pires clanned, $* tenner: forcherting 2030 Vireine e9 6 tacky = Linde Veter hfe: — ine hO) | | +8 ore mat Sor. Ric TAN. \theeneetd ant bended @iil 4a dAA ripia your work and at once Call Piambing Co Pores 47 GO14 elmer IGA RAW @ ha OY ae! - arent 4a si cerh Guaranteed ."% lee heme for eat! ' ‘ant Fe a ; 4 ee BMeeley gaa Ge. 263 \ 3a of ys - 4858 , oh. fitter, 3412 Thomas Cen O66G4l. Lin # rem a a WIRES” fy Preeti @ ° amt nee ‘one | — . -- _——-— ~ f one 210%. three l waht fatorer PRINTING AND ADDRESSING afin Weer Rietrie Ca ‘271 Kewkuk (aa CARDR—800, 91.50. hao 9 jo0d Ridney 38°74 a. 4 Soo Winer « ttn switches 1 9 J art cane free 1000 envelapes, ; Printing a Ten Olive at pas, OF, filtive pc per igtin n at ener’ firices fyrand tn at tiilve Ti Mai, “or dlere promotly ~M’ADOO PRINTING « 6. 1314 Pine. mPa ow 400 MEN, WOME. N, BOYS AND GIRLS are seeking employm a Se oe ee we ae Pir Prai- bt moet, Pit 9 0 afencen (ent, Ae PAPER he figiares River wre ' ‘i. if@inis yae wire’ heave & lateet att! ‘etaree Rivereite sidney 1540" | MALL ORDER printing, 200 oueinese carta moma and Hen 1. A000 \etter hen @. $2. 300 billiheade ares. con $2: 200 en = 2; mall postpaid day ; ' yfder fooe|\ at Live Wire Priatine fo Easton avy. Mt Louie Te Oe @ ioow at athe Tit fart: vier a} fv want vo") actrica 4 nhigh--laee work. tons sien ho Wirka & ewttrhes ant “e« lien 4 otal ase ayowere ano ne fark lee Pay Ca’, ii ‘ark Vie S750 r 262 me ney ‘\s Ty} AY Wins Lal STORAGE AND te 4 " a ti, Iteigntea o@ ' Central 65.40 nal ~ : A a) Riect tem ?f mi ; “ lsorn ant “840 | MOVING—Take pra fure in extrhonge Rah | fi T1) Se r - ure P2247 Crew'enu ‘arend LA novm‘ Yo hi Fixty a’ wie OR AGE sPack. In ii@ht or Reavy mater Thateagty: ne present , ) roame ' ADVANCE Waowir oe at : ” j yeh aewitchee two 4-iigh one i tract. furniture .n exchane heth ie four ght ity inepectiona qt) ° ct ow Vine at iNiive . ine ee ee ’ Govina STM OT Vere fut mo emiline Mo oving i” ; 1vi4 MOVING-~47 50 se: ores he Slofae* Yarn hice Ry ee ; le ner viu4 ‘?) we So ee ere fe r arnt LACE CURTAIN CLEANING CACHE CURTAIN CLRANING—a_ N j mF Rh, 4the Joe 4012 Waet: = ay. | ; j iM neil : Ts HKomon’ wre | ~— - —_—-s - —~- - — ‘GOT TH @IDe rk AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS preempt service. talogal At 9 HANGING and We inatall new. repair or make alters. work mye no middieman pin me on off eveteme for leer independent Davie SST? hon (irand 4° qeacer®, Pow R-i2h, Post Mianacth "| ROOMS papers’ $5 up ciraned 4 f * Hillmen, 2653 Potoma Vietar 44207 aay KLAYING AND TUCKPOINTING ROOMS papered 94 Juges ode YING baw fuctpetnt ine — water. “7M Centre) ‘oo eranitoia © ow lettere of recom eon = a pered $A — Cc ae “ atiern Siiney "s1% ivute Heremann Bastion ay ae, oe “ oe, TNTING and chimney coptne fur. | “540 Rares Cleaned 404 rensired Werk @uer nr “ Tho@kin Ri? tiever a warts INTING and chimney repeiring | : aent. Kaufman. 14428 fanaa) , P Work gue rantee:' HOM Aa ne oe * cament ” mand = fe ‘rar’ a svt iat guaran h Lecky junoMe —_ ait geet baal staining 28a rantee| referee vce ” Park, @Qitney 2407 VONRY eave if #- 44 n@@er heacts ; PO Leer tae 2° 4 He leting "i ee #88 eh VIN TING —-Carnenter reefing sheer Purity fecmrating Os Mah Lina. | ved ¢ work Central O841®8 Aete 34" fs ‘ wreMa eepered 687 Onn roy iin« oe =e1ee fa Atlee watt rar a aa “ag, > _hattern omnet s1s¢ , wore pr D Stain interior pea A As, ! pA. * ipnered Ea atc *) af Tre a] “oered hiarvie dame welie ore Ase ~ i ANT ii’ * | PAPER HANGING and whitening, do my. A — ee a Rereinareanmnsnny __— INSTRUCTION L&se0NS Wis — A young ane in Enwlie lad £Y¢ evenings. ‘Box F 0. P “D. noveity aos given. ed the Har-weens Thursday eveni ag, Oct. 20, Prin 4470 Easton. Pleniy ot ders’ and Uwt-of town LDRAFPTSAMEN'’S. eatimatirg. at ic — ler, ©. a. Ton iat Arti eourses mathematics laa Medica Ge ' , Fue caiculations 1742 Chouteau av ‘ne wutoftawn ENGLISH LESSONS’ Wtd.—In exchange miner in "733" Monday and Friday nights. or more Poat-Diapatch y AT LAW | TRICIT Y taught by ATTORNE ‘3 while learning at home Pes —&190 Cheatn it leseona free “uc cease guaran’ 5 (9) aecured. Write Engineering rienced lawyer all Sunnyside Chicago tamages, advice free FRENCH ersition, grammar la 4 feasonahie.§ b¢ KASE YOUR SALARY 200 nighed mechan line ne Taree ineertions ‘Je line dearwunart aed - 8145 yreear experienc ible profession of tora iher a ambitious f¢ourg men persona! inatructions vate imetru Ail anda rable rates Poet s.ture tau ght ty atruct Ta | Aa ¥ tS56A Lranconnier. For INbVIVIDY and ’ a Al, “ ton ett: first PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN & magpes) taught vy M Fan ny & Arge os Cai ter Normal ©) or a Ppointments cal pup I! = Wri —Enael! Lindell 49a1V aTT DENTS Ww : expert ehorth and Post Dispatch, “Tl DEN TS—F or } nirooractor: ' heft re Oct 1% on - r. Vv. Foung ~ reg@iiiar tultion fen Sth au e Fg @ learn n pognes ell S481T TREACHER French and Latina. CHIROPRACTORS if } Conauttation i ” s tla’ ring. livia Bidg 1Ov ; LO17 Delmar ions 9) netru Box r tons. 344 d—For ortvate te acher i . At ‘e995 Leo » Wanii r sf tlee ; AG. 4410 te POST .! _ »M #8fi; a * spen ia “ ent Ye : prepare at home Mone DR SR55 Me Ree and vucht; indivh nnant 23 ' nnant, 4229 SCHOOLS AND COLLESES "@a8 act “Keen ape rriday ATTEND night-day St. Lo us wena SS Mane er: shorth: {t bBo (cj touc! y De ting. En oo - > NM nda ret ria 1749 art : = s ane ms r *» hool binti iF f,rand (Ol) ANY person .dem' di [e) R004 N\ s ja th ru Map . VoaRad ~ ey" shed 1912 stece taught priveteiy, Adams Private Danc- Wee Pine Lindell Paoer and faliwin @, — ’ v‘ ry ad . .4anaas ast, ha men needing help before and .dur- in@ confinement can find assistance at the Loute Maternity Hospital. 4518 Wash- Iincton bi ic37) "NG “a PROFESSIONAL SUPERFLUOUS HAIR 10-neede elec*r: . ' and i n'a, Lllll Olive vat hw nerTrmna tien? ier 400 haire »4 , , , ° se sa ay eve ; o eivel nt.on c,a sees iz : no aca s: best of references Mor fav. Wednesday and Saturday MISS AIDA 2 MAY HAM (icjeon id ° = . GAVE DANCING ACADEMS, 29tn. and ELECTROLOGIST ~ ti *riuc- lassen with indi “Frida ina’rue 446 N ercrip av. COR PERS] ii.ve a's ‘ ore ever 7s . ___ FOREST? 1828 (ch9} ic Bs " = name, Amiens ~ THEATRICAL. “orTns 4 om Buy NTS teaching the : latest oi evenings inetru*rore. CASH priz Waits Saturdays (ict @nm re! a . i (jrand | . y iT I’ iano 4 AMA) Rs Monda office Tickets B, ws lie + rigns ae he . - ¢ Niiw ()i . academy n om Olive and. Sunday aftor- noon and ever, ven exceot Mondays Famoue Cave , : instructions eve.yv ) Wednerdas “ride wid -~Fo: big « men He B5c. 9401 & Br rors MARS TPR) int and 7 . yO Theater, lowers says Qe y «¥en nes A lmias , ONS Wta arni i. including ¢t : c ‘al manager oadwa’ has! 4 la Ses iN—)} J¢ Trs0on starting y W abb H11l N 7 New satead ONtCreSions ' OX T nT — ; ° be y a os s% ’ : - “Le left st ‘oe estisfv Tox ¥ arede. male t ~~ ACCUT NTANT—Sit. time; will o alterations on sults, coate and furs Ciewe and balance books; periodical audits : cos Schwartz Ladies Tatlor- DP&G*: statements and tax returns prepared Rida. @th and Locuet P.O. Box 1484. Central | Station. roa) ACCOU NTANT—Sit : credit man. sa lesMan. years experience. installment buwusi- ean't affard to A. ) expert. © Tre nt as. — e ser. ice 330 _?.-D ¢c57 x) Part willl Keep your rerort«@ et ®. gements gyaran ' 1999R Sl iTe—iadies high or Ortel eulle and coats to individual carereota remodeled and reline4 lee] @nt renetred? at i? x thie ; 7 ness eslary reasonabie. idle lox ‘ "44 Poe Mtaparch. | Ad Or N rTANT—# t Practical. a let F i week'y or monthiy. post ye: pare statements. reports, et: - age! ia t pr 4 Kermfer « Ss ‘hool of Dressmakineg or ao a San - veokikeening mp Clive ef “t. Lovie, Mo. teaches 142, Toat Diapatcn iain and fancy cresemeRing, tedies’ taller- ACCOUNTANT AU DITOR — Sit; xper ing fraftiaca cutting. designing. by indy | enced, Practical, expert: wi! urs pert- vidual! inetructions For further informe. | engagement to adjust : Hiade tes write for cata) L.iudel) =o3. vupting recerds Day and evening Bertha L. Peteral Income tax req Guineas, manager. 190) | 149. Post-Dispatch expert: classes. it ee ‘emm mechan ca” eltde- ‘nr Box po W orka, iven by graduated » Accoul PER CT. ction ‘a : "pe iting *a- Fa) 4 . x1ne write tor 0 wpatc i7> : INST RUC TION IN LAW ee ee SITUATIONS —M EN. ‘Boys —_—_—==== - aT pen = — NINE HUN NDRED FORMER SERVICE MEN Are Out of Work We have the following With the War Veterace# ployment 3Prea yu, emmerce Bld served recen’ ing poet Please ph may have . Ai : ena in the bdsusiness vacancy ymne us of any Olive 4585 Central 1907 ntants; 4 Firem Junior = F Accountants, Attendanta. a it" Ng tant ae o _— hanic#’ pers, essere. 5 LaDorer ai- and s Hangers. ’ rate Maker he re dit Men. S Draftsmen Electricians. LO Electrica! Craneme oa. imekKeepers. 2 Electri ‘rane- ’ Tinners Help- ren, 4bkieva or 4 En ‘)pera- rs gi neers NO ** a yt -_ Ole oe sta podworkers. a ers >. 2 Farm “ADV E RT [SING MAN position in oncern, good patcn. rience d secre- ent. desires Bux F- ; * second wand s.on sy. ake, bread ilmore, ailroun 1d man, box —-280, small acquainted with ipany work; ins itution Box F- vears’ experience: best reference small set of books ne. Box C-l191. — Sit. and ac- refer- . ST EN JGRAP HE R #T.c : enera. , vest r’oat-lUisparch -t will Keep books; pre- Siatements: install systems: do coil- orresnondence for Ox ("-s] ‘oat-I spat SAR PENTE cR—Sit > ae atbon culide have tools and good indell S867-W. PEN TrER—Sjt ae £:aZz.ng ‘ 445L “A ork. new or ‘for or jobber or reference. new and “Te pair work. 2 S. 16th st : iER—s it Jobbing. " general house reasonabls Chas. B83 repa rer: Pipe, 2 ry CARPENT ‘H—asit ——~re brick work. conerete ork ; pair. Frantz. pi «be Arsenai. plastering, anything: re- Grand 1018 _ (SU) me figure on your repairs. ER—Sit.: let or aiterations or 471J. CARPENTE garage N. Hoyle. Deimar 3471 ARI EN = R a a work, reasonable. 4541f. 40. ——, bl. a SSERS Tee nonunion want or repair work; reasonable wages. trai. 575 n4 L. CARPEN7 sTER—Sit.: good mechanic: ania | or new; day or * sah: reasonab! Grand | 4589R. Zimmerman, 1622 . Compton. ‘99> CARPENTER—Wants new and repair work, alterations, garages 00d work; low price; save Money by ietting your best references Harry. 1316 Sarsfield. Central 84171 CHAI “FFE repairs, altera- Lindell a iL] ling to art’ AKe© 37M enced — refer- | — | ! ¥ make car: experienc ‘ white man ee —_ HAW FE EU R—Sit. Arst_cl drive any car and some leva CH ~ FF EU iriver. tJ ass otere , ret ail years’ experience. references R—Sit.. 20 minechanic. CHAULFFEUR—Sit by drive vr light delivery truck: ence references Sidney 467R CHAU FPET R—Sit by competent colored. utler, janitor or firemar ‘not ences Call Bom ont 2332 CHAU FFEUR—Sit. by = Sine married man. ruck or private family; references. Pox * 786 Post-Dispatch. CHAU FFEU R—SiIt work of any kind. Re! her. : , FFE! R—SIit.: wants to drive -ery truck: #4 years experience. Post-Dhienetch CHAIOFFE! \ colored m man: famtiry expertenced Hayes, expert rienced: “Tight Hox pris vate mont n—sSit QA25 CHAUFFEU R—8't. pertence. do own repairing; married; ref- erences. Lindel! S223I. HAUFFE! R—Sit. ; any colored. Private; Lee it reecive a big. ui oOL_LLECTOR—sit part of time; ihands. (623 + town. | destres | oncerns not re-; Box F- or conL- } 1806A MAN—Yor sense work: ntedinn ae, car, | Bom it For- ' “private two years’ experi- | clty refer- wants | 2930 Washington. I. -| MAN—Sit. - by eolered. 7 years’ ex-. | MAN—Sic. ; ; ny make car: do ~~ x ex- rerience: beet references. 1 Ina Ae “S837 WC ; R—Sit white: 12. years’ ckard mechanic; qitt-ebnes Forest 5367W. | , CHALFFE! perience. _Jeferences. Ff VHALFFEWU CR— wishes position Callfornia for expenses only Forest 1800R CHAUFFEUR ants to drive Ford arefu Ne - lence) iriver: best enc es to ~ ether “ ork Theo. Boehier. 2013 F rank! in, Rorront 1913 Cc HAt PREC R—S8 t.: ex- service wen wants work as cheuffeur or Watchman nieah best references. U Ward tec Oo a’ city CHAUFFEUR—Sit. by colered fn private! yeary experience: energetic and ; @celiegt references. Lin- middie-aged, ~ a or would drive to Cal Pek “truck: fu Park FFE! ‘R—Sit.: licensed: tion dris ving @ qn a ie os “ail reure Cail Groene 4737 3. _Triss atch aor ee os 7) “HEF—Sit i oF — __ cal Bomont _1908R. K—Sit.: : * years’ expertence: re’ erences De! mar 979. Cabany 49. i ae oe ~ pegiscered pharmicist; Cot small pi private fam- office clerk. age 26 export firm experi- steak 5 languages saiarr Ny TH (518 fit ex- pertenced. stea. iy or relief: Ctah Phone Sidney 4008I ‘ ae ‘DRY GOOLS PACK ER—sit oe hest reteren Ss inde.) Sun95. ENGINEER. MAC HINIST—S me . -D_ M AN—Si % by an eld erly man, tools and paint Drush. E. A ; i ron dway references. r ‘work and work -41, Post-Dis ~— sit ed. cook work: handy r olored wn. man or porter, night | M13 19 Mer- "Geaon - colored: porter or. ta nitor hon- re! lable Phone any time. Bo- M AN——N eat “© ‘lored young. “married. wish os or housema®i: porter jobd pre- Elmer. Bomont S509) w | ing. 25 yerrs old. wants steady willing worker. mechanic Post-Dispatch. (2 t. married: work of anv kind: can os give best of references. porter fob ferre. Call honest, Box F- F-5 sition: inclined. MA N—Si t. tve truck oS12A 8. 10th st ieee Ws: MANe AND WIFE—Sit.: colored: expveri- enced houseman: woman for coo ki ne: with servants’ auarters. Wood. Lindell _6953M. G@AN—Sit.. for elderly gentleman. around more for home than wages. Post-Dispatch. MAN—Sit.. in the evenings. by entieman, age 32: no agency wanted. ox C-317, Post- -Dispatch. oe as PS AND WIPFE—Sit.: colored: man as butler one housework: woman to cook reference Bomont 18s ee — MAN—BsS't by m married experienced | ® packer or handy man. ae ° 2 2642 Wash- _ington av. Pee Deen he BAP, MAN—Sit.;: honest, elderly; understands eare of furnace and light work around place for @ home. s *# Fe “113, Post- [via MAN AND WIFE—Sit.: wife “fine cook. man good aliround, city or country; references Pox C-405. Post-Dispatch. MAN—Sit.: aged 29-6 clerical er other work. experience! in shinping and receiving. ref- erences. Box R-197. Post-Dispatch. MAN—#8it.;: single. ‘middle-aged. with | pri- vate party. expert er horse caretaker. Call Frank. Forest _1906 acs a work a “hous ~ tard, es a - 50 a, smal’ waxes. Box C-196. fo Post- Diapat = h. MAN—Sit.: capable of dotng a!! kinds of repair work about house; will care for furnace: best references. x C-138, Post-Dispatch. sales executive, age 37. 10 head own business which ym. just sold out to large corpora- tion. Box C-330, Post- Dispa‘ch. 35 vears; handy with carpenter, tinner. pipefitting tools: also machine shop, giazing or soldering: must have work. Box _€-261. Post-Dispatch as ie MAN— Young. married. wants to associate with reel astate, brokerage or ioan _ corm. any; have several land deals. Box --3 78 ost Dispatch — — competent. w dite, partty em ployed. wants furnace to care fer; vicin- ity Cabanne and Goodfellow. Box F-85. Post-Dispatch. ‘ MAN—Elderly. active, wants place in Fong 44 to care for cows, it or any wae take care of plare: small wages. Box ©-334 Post-Dispatch. 25 years old, ability and ' thoroughly experienced correspondent and office we anywhere: best references. x Post-Dispatch. MAN—Young. 33. good education. pleasing person. saleeman. will Be C-34i, | married, desires perma- with growing manufac- 12 years which I was mechanical | 2 years éxperimental. pa work, enep management and OE i] wren sales department: mn de used in your ermentae : Lindell G10. ask for Mr. Brewer. or write 3643 Washington. | SANAGER—Wiil accept \———- where re- re- per | gy ey 1 F ever 3° Post. rultes couse Poet -Diepatch INTEN ANC E MAN—Bit.; | good reference: age 7 , x Pst Poet -Tvi Dispatch. GARELE CUTTER—S * ave had 5 years’ Post- teh. 5 soap aap: 8. married. I must | got anything and want | intelligent returm on your | Box) ike | hen- | Se 5837 W | Pox T-.83. j reference. 91. | operations er and | with progressive | mechanical . - Box in mechanical | | COOK—sit.: SITUATIONS—MEN. BOYS MEATC CTTER—Ssit.; Post-Dispatch. Gret-class. Box wm 7) MECHANIC—Desires work im spare engineering experience. Pox C-3oo,_ MECHANICAL C-219,_ _ m. MEDICA AL STU drug store: oF Saturdays and _1ssow os bridge work: 15 years’ experience. Pust - Dispatch. time; P.-f). piate ——— DEN TIST—cana to. DEN LO pean relief of work in years ience- even ngs, Su Charney, Gane ——— —-- — x tS PO LISHE ; - (ow EBMPLOY ERS. OBSERVE. warts Peye fOr worker t cradu at College energetie and com pet ent. a wiline Piematch «2 Poet - ° ith engineering cerree and business eta ation will be available Nov i for anv position with future: tions fiacly submitted. e quali*tca- 4. P.-D. "P ost-Dispatch. desires | moderate salary, | evenings: 5 years’ busti- | ‘ob. be- ; | | de ses ’ ’ ' ' ’ : ; ’ ; ’ office expert- | anv kind. R. | exnerience mf . HO UCSEWw wt: aaa 2 “ mwa. ‘ eee | COOK—sit ” first-class references. Call Ld Finney. a DEM‘ INSTRAT! nS t. Position as« domenatrohes coid cream, etc. M _iayten ay DR fe BESSMAKER —Sit. Mi _ om able Mra. Cart DRESSMAKE R—F irst.class and remodeling #015 | , otaln and iD Ke sou ING Sit. ine. 3448 linwti« DRESSM AK ER—Desires silk dire a a speciality: ant eed work done at . home. ‘Dp IRESSMAKER—sit. Mi) ~ aso Hamilton. third foe LAE: SMAKER—Goes ¢ out gowns and modeiing; Lim teil 2 IDS - ‘HESS M. .\KING—=s t. ivy seWing to deo * é re Ty : Lindell rhe hasMAKER— Experienced ein Der gfigements for Nove me Li uls of Kast =i. and carfare. Mor GIRL—sit. by Mary Smith GIRL me. Acekd neat ‘colevad hours daily Phone Lindell | GIRL ames by colored: _ ay, best cry ret erences, i. colored. Phone _ Boment . young, 17 years; for German family. GIRL—sit. half days only, laundry seam. by reliable Boment oo 5M GIRL—sit. by colore ur poguawer®; bait or “ontle day. Hiren work — w ~—m «8 ” ee. we “by ‘colored. e} week: no - by colered \ my. ot 2 er coo ing. mont OD W GIRL—Woeuld 1 like position ehild and assist with upstairs Delmar _bL GIRL—sit. peat, colered. for Call Cabany Sao4s after 11. _de ot Beatric ° Lindell ‘2 Ww. es —~ oo = ee GIR iL—Sit.. by neat cola housewerk or as burse. LOST R. Sophia. young. married, clean, en- | Gui RL—Colored, would —— o fice cleaning. Call or 221d Lucas av. ———— -~ |}GIRL. — Sit. ty @ housework or kitchen _man only. 19334 M GIRL—Si t.: neat. reliable eunenmenite residence, _Write or call. Virginia. white ~~ Monday. HOUSEGIRL—Sit.: colored: qos _after gchgol. E S=EGILRL—Wants Bot mg 1732 Ww. .(RhL—Sit.: — stay nights. Forest. 955M 3 HOU SEGIRL—Sit. rr ey eral housework.” ‘1504 N. wit Hut tn by +N houge work ; outside or Silvery Bell. 3424 More. HOUSEGIRL—Waats German bead, est 3637W a | HOU SEGIRL—Youns. wants housework, or take _Rusesell av. rn ee bi iL Sea lRL—Sit. era!) housework: no Pomont 1927W. HOUSEGIRL—BSit. ; cookin 4 white iri: ing. 913 North CF ee HOCSEGIRL—SIt. : — half-day by week, by mail. Edna Pierce. SLL HOUSEGIRL—Sit._ y neat housework or aaaate exp 540J. Hut SER EEPE R—Sit. couple or one or ~ day or Monday. 2500 HortSEKEEPER—Sit.: rel unincumbered, in a smail good manager. Box R-3. HOU SEK FEPER—Sit. ve . bie ° take full charge.. 4 74. © fax i7sWw HOS. KEEPER—Sit tured, refined. mid: tie-aged, home. references. housework: cai = me ee ee ee HO! SEKEEPE Say cul mitdle-agec lacy: > not ene " ferred Forest 4797 R. a ee ee ee a eee How “EKEEP BR—#it. by young child x ~ oe age, as working Box (.4023. Poet “Dispatch. HOUSEKEEPER—Middle-aged wants place as housekeeper. _bra: Isita HOU . . oa 4 as ——St' Dy firesi-clase, days out; best of erencer 4 olored, in hotel or theater or ae a) «iy references. _ Bo sont e 1o—* = by colored: will do plain ire: mo tat pre cry Romont ‘1380 Fa Ait —Neat colored lady “wishes to ¥ it tn private heme or a Phane Homeannt 1368 w. a 2 ip—s it neat, ex ' “maid. office, or nurse, married. 52. colored “ald. to coe: ;horrrerert ‘Aret.clase eo! ored ; work by we.k. PATERNITY NU naan - [) ments, best reference Phone 1 RSE—Ssit : Es: * for a reterencee RSE—Sit - |. thme _to sult. infant; | oPst-Diw able: — “Sox ¢ *- 182. Poet - S Rse—sit wrectical “pont “ oreferre ! s. firert. .. an RSE—sit. by practical: con sae. Detma- hh RSE- —Sit eo te . ——- woran to care r children, ex it practical, er yg Ane + o° oer week ony A RSE it middle-aged, > infart or email) chtitren or write Meander, 5 Min -¥ BY Rx E—Sit youn? woman: etoper | @ay or nebt duty or vermenent, referes«: “oe ball, 541A Ar Arsenel. — BUREE —it. by experienced infant > first lass parties eae salary va lv Rex (C. 308. Pot ee PRSEGIRL—sit.. colored wants coreing of Light TA30M. Cerin Sit.; aiparienced colors raed ia with eee c « ASSISTA NT—Sit.; xO PLAYER—Laed: Deorltion tn 2 Bow 4 "89K. CTic Al. NU ae ere fYotsness. Lindell BnaTR. te AL NU RSE —Bit. ; aid oor com Nm #a7n MSTRESS—Sit., firet- CRETARY- Cot ENoGRAPHER—a) ex ee F- Bre bret ~ “mtenateh, ; | ~ ORAPHER—sit in t.. st =< Fee ¥. 149. Oa \PHER—e - ane ow typewriten 706] raotid; S “i@ney 704 OPA PH ER itt; ae part | mate eat eo

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#F. Lous 12B poss. DISPATCH. AGENTS WANTED—WEN | AGENTS W4NTED--MEN See eee Se 400 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED — Ie the position you see® « “—")GALESWEN WANTED) SALESMEN WANTED — SALeouen wil o—w Ww + WANTED opheneateeetiainiegiiitiiilink 3 Tetallera, complete tine | AGENIS—' Picture Maw br AGEN | B—Ladies: $30 weekly. fall time, SALESMEN—We have some good territories | SALESMEN—Calling on hardware. preferred: salary com lgsiee. communi. | Mesutnorians of nationally known o- _ ory oonsumer rye: sure. fast | Sou ODO ?* hg he tells how in free taking orders silk hoelery; Pp yate families; open for es&@lestmnmen to se!' the Rock-a-bye | ment or grocery stores, sei! O-soot k | eptions co fidential. Box C-i > -fT) «7 modity sas openings red sims igBo ur: GLOY E SA * geliers; price eelis them, quality «et _re-| circular, * . S r experience unnec- | line to dealers on commission basis; a eplen- | dGestreyeri; big demand wherever a ins - Pe os srer, Kansae lowa and adjoining s-stes for me 2 ‘ samples! eommission, spare time; expe p t: liberal ‘CITY SALESMAN—By large manufacture: en who will tab + ciu oppo:tunity he’ ood sa.es men. er- repeater — light. territory. to look after St. Louis business; in: come gear ce 2 teertt ce and work It thor- | al prominent j 4 ..' ) : : . . ' . advertised in these columns today? eer T2500 3 Chemical. iris employed can SALESMAN—by “manufacturer. for quick ~ Ch.care ment required; secured. Address Box R-4, te if they desire Gut best. business t mone by selling selling specialty. drug, hardwere, eiectri- — ae Post-Dispatch. Give phone number. | oo : po , nee er iP es ” : be can put to yoo | AGE NT—Resident. = uainted among auto Fa Bw a Christmas cards; Cal trade: repeat, —s basis. sice SALEeMES— Tord heater for open p oF closed SHOE SAI SALESMEN—A; iy M nda» morning commas, ee een 12 ey North Dakota, ¥ lic Letter Co., 4 N pe my trade, trim ops and bouy bu id- low ri es than stores: «ive phone num- line or whole time C. Smith & Co., car, retails $3.50; installed in 5 ™ 3° . jock 7i7 a wee ae Py oe eck. Ours is strictls kota Mi ”s ew 4 ers represent us f the sale of the! te “4 go s reviies confidential. 15.51 Cherry at.. Philadelphia. Pa | cheapest and best on market; sell KatSe” o DISTRICT MANAGER—To rep ast- & commissi.n preposition—reo © am Wi . ° arent, eu uick seller; commission basis; exc usive territory ‘given: j i113, _Feet_D- epateh. -house r LESMEN—To, ell executive management territory Get “one free offer. rry selling auto necessity. various irts of qui lo not want the oral my ot h acin = iseonsin, with . +» Fn fonder. wash- can " . : ’ : G cN'T Make money. nouse- to- use ‘ ,aDor Sun amit- Che é - muse? he ca é ‘Fr | a Cf PD NC r D rk- : “ea therette A. fen bees 0s vice’ than electric: i £ >, «a week in sper time | SALLoMEN—Onx gauge for Fords remark chinims or professions} and business men. One of the largest organizations | r Nee A. - s de tine on ree ae ac per hour, evsolutely sate .T . Mishawaka, » trade = law: Wonderful ee. at $5: rofite quick Commissions Lord rtioulars. Sey ler Laterat ‘ortes. - an Ind. — : = . = — Wive salesman to cai) on cutting-up rt a mbus, O Y. Me jobbers. department stores, etc.; only ©*D* Strong proposition of merit. for generai re- | toa ’ N stest. eure- mz gua nowy. Bets — Ourfit : towns to carry side line, white goods, dress need apply A. Scott Co imc 4 . * ar ia . ne } | Sal EEE oxen a , second floor, - NE’S, 3° nescanity retails $1, .c#ts you & 212 ttherty Bide. | Dayton. © BESOS LD... | SALESMEN WANTED | goods. Boveltice, looma to retailer. Libera) st. New w York ‘ “ch ty. goto a) ee eS - as Ms oducers. W.. MOT: $09 In our orga EX ‘EI LENT Sg: ~ on av. . San __ 0. ee | ni . 1} mm -- ee er ae ' . ye > . ; ; + , om . +4 aha 4a ° ’ ? 510 to ge Aly demonetration AGENTS—Do you want « business of your SALESMAN—Candy. Apply Monday morn- Teaetaet -et.. Philadephia, Pas - ic) SAL. .-ESMEN—Repr ‘ewent our real Harris: Sales Mgr. 1920 Euclid. Cleveland, O. Dept! of $100,000 last month. | ingt 14 Chicag | anne A288 and Shetland homespu: = ; ~ EPS POS cd PE te A ES re : i seis i % ee an make good i our full line of teas. | SALASMAN—Packing house salesman wit ing auto accessory; hustiere make big ! ¢ in r ~ These men were G9O-GET- With trade-getting ideas; ¢ ee Cc) . excellent opportunity for lea! on _ yyment and are Willing to work, & 9 ‘ au ; ‘¢ re trimm ‘ en hen taven Yaa aah | ee And they drew some j5iney, jrimming ase AGENT — h or woman: erlary $36 full cattecs end groceries and become ' ° -D. ) 7 an hour time. selling ith a future Write us for 4 - ne trace gon ¥-248. F.-D. { money; car owners preferred; get Our and country wear rect from maker as ag , fase . PL, erv,. to ek berience + oll this wonderful opportunity {: al ome A | \—ickper rienced, for ladies shoes. proposition. Fan ym Spark Plug Co., ry Jaa’ & eed 38, Stornoway, r anne 20in our eal e orce. | : 5: | | wear store: e nhecessary. nternhationa! Mills. Norris- Ent. dreds have sucec etded R are W. B. Huet Shoe Co. 71 o eve. st. (c) Ine.. Yonkers. N. ¥ ; Scotiand. — ; ve to ve ee ae a ore —_ 4 canna te 6: mighty handsome ehecks. Are »e~ ye “ ® on EE | 9 South Park av., Chicago, Il. si ka N—eide line, kni underwear, | SALESMAN—OF ‘ALITY a? waar ete int managers. Our aeed cam niissions sive ve " £6 Dor P= com |i nome SnewTtuedimaranteed epecialiies that fill |AGENTS—#ell portraits, photo —— collars, sport caps. Ruloft ‘Ansied, W. Va. "3s E SEN 'SINESS SA! ESM@=N—4 d's cs tov ¥ ns ie ae ee vou a ‘*GO-GETTER? If so real n in every home. adents actually frames. mecallio A. billows S08. : ; : : > ic PNITS pervisor, 20 salesmen I have spien@did chance tS earn a govod incom d : . me ions, 0! rime aher ‘ tf AvuDiV ' ter 3 ; : rhil ] te Mr. Turners Le 2 Ww . " ° - | Wee clearing $25 te $100 weekly: everyone for stores, offices etc -A° mm. +p “++ ers SALESMEN—17o sell toa ond ont os hnson. HUSTLER THAT a organize in astern Missour the lif le you tare. fee Mr. 3 ar, The here 1s your ehance. We are go ~ maki a Seaford C 544 W ke a — iminous crucifixes 914 N. Broadway _ Ask fo! a ' 1952 “RAILWAY EX “HANG EB | BLDG ern lliinois. We have or! ft cet Co., 406 Victoria Hidg i DR ‘ succesaful to ne sx sich ~~ * ' KS. UHO'O pennants, PAasiel peace, relig- errr akery route; $100 required. ——— a et + insurance propositions on the 7 . . Sy eg ee ee nae ee ing to get some men that Ww ill ' ost in the business for the bi . st. Chicago. { ee ge Me Mg art Photos, water- ‘ —_ irgin.e a Sunday morning. _ {c) SALESMEN—$50 week! y extra a income pos- to sell: experience not 7 essar~ E Yi ee oO my reguiremests, fuse , — housework ; no laundry. Ts— 500 ot =* tr ‘ery st of ferences 2 : aGk* Mg ge A eh _ Dal Gaye credit: catalogues san pls free : SMA: sel! electrical none + aD- to — salesmen f ---—™ -~- “appo! a: Co. 418 | Prisco. BL is _ es vis. ‘ help us to sell $ 200 (4 ) during nn noe an : : . ~ arm cc Bait Cc »T) ‘ ; —— . n, “nate "i has splendid opening writing automobile in Southern LdMinois, good opportunit > vertised piston ring: good commission, with _— ? : “onTr 99) a 1204 106 Weentas ng‘eo po © in profitable “m ttl order 46 “ners a os btn a. 73500 to Ine. M. Young. iaylorvilie, Lil. (89, Protection in citv: low cost — news, we eatarct on &? oO cap! tal nd . - : : ; . -r r » hee oe . aa: ae, A, “Ca ‘ten ak. handie aA 44) grace a + 385 Pos =e on _ Beit. ~ 301 Precce Bil dz. ~ s ee 7\ ing age, height and weight. Box b WSU pair sh pes, as we Per- - - > aU. commission basis. ox C-385, PosteDis. | SALESMAN—Unusua! opportunity for a man ‘ost-Dispatch peas — lan that will interest you all or 4b tL Ff 4 | § 3 4 Morr.isv' tite, Pa, | touleville, Ry. ; SALESMEN—. wo: wee in eoape pre-| with u tollowing among printers; ink, pa-| SALESMAN—Man with more than ordinary wri ». ET. LOUIS PISTON RING CORP., Building Ask for Mr. P hal. | . E20 "Siieet Bre . Feiephone_ Kinloch Delmar hig id ~~ —" s: cold creams oO oe turer | fancy | ae rred 1] Monday a. m. CLewin- Zadeck | per or > man ~7~ wep intc? ability, capable slum 4 “ Ss. wa st., St. Louis, Mo brook.’ ? = aes a a baker with “some ) eapertenes, 4 ° a - 173 euree nts . es ' > 7 ‘ pper ie Sh Su } ly , * nae ¥ | ADDRES ‘SERS— Experienced: r "q016 % I ween vel lous n wney- m nakineg Dp »} nh: ; pro fi abie high-class hu iness “ . TT ae e}] e din rnach 5 inwe “7 i r ‘ 1 - ore ~ = , } ; > ht AGE oo inde meefte. eelts a. S| vent Krutt ng Corp... 33 West 34th st. hee. yo “wr - ss “cash each = Peo.ne | School of A ivertising. File 157. ~ Quinc SALFSMEN. ATTEN “™! An ex} ertenced pishe. Apols room i Laciede Gas Lig owe . > T ) you? si3 daily, sworn statement. Write for par- | Xe’ York Co. Louis’ thle, R» ip) Be, ¢ eceee | Salesman to sell our line ‘St. pron cig jag. trom 9 to 32 i: HAVE AN API EAL Tt ie ew +4 Pon Dien eset © ‘ ) . — - ‘ = ; , m5 j ii ‘ ' ; ; ; ‘ ~@D sé ” tieulare Carrol 423607 Fifth av.. Chicago, er beg ep = errié n Ceailers hand) a fastest SAl E; M. Noe Acti exper! en ced in in build- SA LESM EN—So Licit ac: oun s fo: large coi- Car isoles, boudeir caps, : A a atnaaae ; If you possess the trading instinct of a Be x R > . a "Ost - A mil? ‘ing automobile accessoqy ever invented; BAL ar + pla : ian r | lection agency . $100 weekly eas: ly earned. vicinity: must heve establishe ous eedaanaie high-class satesmman, have good personality, AD DRESSERS—Young ladies AGENTS—RBig money. agents every town. for Fords; manufactured by J. J || and_salary_ wanted. _Box. t-278,_P.-D. (e) Mis luisting Corporation, 127 N | tunity for a good man; references required | ness, can put earnestness, sincerity and eu- ‘is hee nf $150 “par nee la earn nO to ee week! no expertence inventor of the well-known 1 7 SALB. typewriters; excell! ent Dearborn Chicago with application. Chicago Art rimming For Illinois: an old esta!llisned cloak house thu siagm back of a real meritorious proposi- i; as fa " ‘ ; a0 3667 La tayette. ; our proposition makes you Make buretor; exclusive territor:’ Johnson Anw- DI unit by le ter only. The we tak orders for st amped _Works 454 N. Pi rkside _sv.. ¢ shicago. with a la arge fol lowing desires a capable, n. the need of which is even more pro- 1. F ost- -Dispatch. 3 vital ‘ Write Gainer. Pree! dent. Clalves- : matc 7 imer ¢ orporation., 135 Dev on av.. ! Stammond _Typewr s.©@7 i“o ‘ 502 se (c) * “ a . same as si deline wi SAL. re ESMA? nem a ine s t immi ng = Use in th hue sales nad for Sout hern and Cc emtrai sial- a inced heca use of present con li-ions. we | ADDE ESSOGRAPH et. : (hicago, Iti! puree ' e Mi. ay. i to St rary an established line « ne: .. 7. ¢ ; y se ler and t z commi “n East cesires - representati for the nois, ne oppor ay Or } as Po ey have a pace for vou. Weare a million-dol- wf! i suburbs, un 20 ? J. Cunning Co., 118 W. Southwest: 2S to 40 years of age: the opens —_ ican-s = nes : ‘will be cor side q- +ar manufacturing company. marketing a na- previ ious exper’ ence, thr Illinois in cloas se ness pants tionally advertised line. sold to retall mer- ot permanent, ae _ eet a Ce a aan Yee AGEN ; “ye ane OM a et - : - . ae — —— - . r TY fo j } M AN—! ~ “— 4 + Te bolt ; . | SALESMEN— “teat © ce “ciric A cme noe ho has salesmansh! ©) at 1a tt) y and * Ww i be — Ly . confidential. Box 4 -J42, where th - wea ¥ is pa ved for salesmen to ge APPREN le Ao a = : ent men: low cost, une) i . | i _ experienc siaae = wane “aaa quain a ed 5 the I ne. Reply fully. v2 _ Post-Dispatet - [SAnNPLs 5 auick action. We are getting into the busiest ho cet ae 0, learn nox ’ " 4 ex Re S = Tal . , st twr months ene Md .* - SELL G CERI IES SPR ES season cf the year. The pa y ' ASSISTANT ROOK KEEPSE 7 Co. Gib? Wentworth, Chicago sg e order by the g-ose at ce; oi | classes inte.es.ed. 301 Pierce Bi | Opportunity to make \- Dispat mde , ty —— mee E57 | Menaas, 9 a. m. Municipal Electric Lanp —— “= 7 . ~% Tor . LM TOW ~ t 4d Septe r in CONSUMERS IN NS . were the greatest August and Sep some experience; opportunity. ment; salary $70; answer ee ee 8 ee ee + weer we wee you. w. AGENTS—Wi: eles (pombe! as. + pey pos f sample “ed to live wires oniyv: - SM AN—Ae ng . departm ent . or : em hustiers an hour taking orders for this lere come fast Address Premier Prod- ~*‘-* ieee a : onm egg ~.i Co.. 1362 Olive st. (c) SA emer oe who ig inteiuigent, a ; : . newest invent on e No investment. Write vets Corp.., 1451 Broadwiy New . : ba vo. Soe Rox wt’ “ny - SALESMEN o tablished | S Tous ne Scienticus and a hard wo: ker, to represent | : AND COU pb £ : a this part — depertment in the mister of for combin tio outfit. Quick. Parker AG FN)3 MI ~ Sane - a ~ > , ~-——— a js@e on bas! = 0: - _ i a le Btaci t. OU , conce’ baa a rellable and well-e stablished company in No ae or capita nec esfary, pro:- ov bu sines fion. lihera! na permanen to good men. reference a st sales experience, age ‘and cérles, pairts, automo bile ois, roofing, BLOCK and if we accept you we will give you S vr — ni or pte my ; get yo profits in advance end nothing like it on the market; here ts a reai ——--—- --= — gy: nea tae Box R-62. Post-Dispatecn amine om r to insure promp? inter- foods and other specialties; satisfact.on guar- horough trainin before starting you out. A SIS TAN NT M y po washing y cee : ; telephone number to insure fF 4) t x mois of crole fro*e. wo live money maker; no experience required, SAILESM! Several side-line Cigar saies- SAT ESMEN— —" pemeeges hea ae v. Bex ¥-360 Post-Dispaich. (cl) , anteed; 49 years in business. Write for par- We wi!| not waste time on anyone anier 26 Fo dy de : ; » for those havin rah nen f it nd untry; good proposi- | SA‘ Bo SMF. N—Exnerienc to ixtures View. Bex F-300 Fost-pisparces.__. Ss aliens "hol ary oo : r candy Gepartment and ed you # i, we sdoliger the bur a bonanga ‘for t! ‘ we having wiehing ' a3 ’ : se! ; A _ Me ae we Sein = : = ; nally advertise ticy ars. Lov erin & Browne Co.. W holesale or over 57 vears of ace. It wi not take woman thoroughly exper ) ‘ = Dept 1 lv Ww ent t. . rly, UO onee far full part . lars. t n .*. semen as at ttor, ‘ 4°; rori iG — — _ Be: 5 » alien. ation | Ange cer ) ; =» , ~ SZ , — Be : | ~e. . ~y -—> a ‘ . = | _Grocers, To7 8. Stat e1.. ‘hicago, Tih: ya cee) i you more than 30 ae see the o mayo end capable of ‘ AUIN TS—N-n or w“ men. L sel] } 4 b a —_ ne . ms -* choppers, im tit a | TTI TT} ‘ons * ‘ i} r- | f sag” _ 7 , . . : “ h . ba . : Vs our prom yi ,OTL.. e on . ansen, candy department. * costes you Otc, sells ” for aes SO! J \Ke e Dept R incy. I i Pew ees or i al trace; ii fa: c¢ a ae resnpondecs fident! iS efe woes required. “ ee. "4 wis " produce wil Al SAL ESMEN work and think you {ee he eh TR dy S-oadway and Washington. as — | ace pay Wher * sold. awn “ie for AGENTS— rust worrvine « wer labor unre lent i° Kc og men —_. —— ee = Box N-1% Post-Dispat: es PRES ER & Seal ye ~s of nermané t iti n. Answer, stating To se! fast selling holiday + ated of peewndbusrhnny ee ee oay OS ae aed r , . ‘ABRSOR, ER—Deimar La ~ a . Rew hiid. The. Straus CO., « ic? oe eres ot BSE pekes, Peemiutions: new wiethed:"| : ew ge Pp =) ge ay onary ores: wéniertal | | not; Dame of present emplever abe if- | Rivect from factory to ecalerns 3 20 a ae ‘town applicants, write. | Seem, via s. - | t? at ye) } £ - ledger clerms — E general b av. ‘ee erat. 6 , ati r ? Ar t+ as Wise ‘ 0 Amer! ca & tw el yy uiar A hant i Tr) “= tts ae = : oe a ome ps ae — TIONS ‘ ON! Cc [DE NTI AY, ’ 4 ‘ > ). ote 4 — , : 1 Ry ’ Ms ~ 4 A y int . U “a rr no aren to éa ~~ able to pa lance a eet of b: or BC ring. . ow oo and q e Rere ral Mfe o.. Inc. 100 ig, mechanic, Garag SAIFS a ae 6 8 onfection; % — -poeprengar pond —y ee ae ath ® ay; m , lwestec, take large orcers ? Monday. The Fairbanks Co., Wii aa per. Dox cove Fureraon pl Hrnoklen, ‘N 2 AG : tok and Cassy to ne! HM: nee cent nimission: attractive mples. BA! LESMPE N—Make Cc .#®anund .. A Pi ° 0., i i - 4 bible me '¢ f os sant les are gvUaranteed an! -) j vigil ke? sts. , a ma ork. National Candy 314 s AGENTS—Our improved leatherette utility 100 per.cent profit; plessant wor! Le vc. Vunwin ©o.. aie A 4 Fi nas Severe pany ; ne ont poem waitin we & penin o o ver pons - Selling experience not neces. | if ' es bag is selling oF a ght; serd $1 for sam- all or spare time Atom obile DD igest er ta SALESMAN—T\ Ee pDOpDUIAr stop si ® ter : “ con eal eager IO rt of} re f Laas ifee om te wot sary. teady, profitable work for * workers | Xfen who have had acttal exper: | BOOK KEEPER—Experienced: og = > middle- aged woman. ‘house- e b robe ' : a ‘ bite ig.. Cineinna: egy | gpa 4 | Fe aty pore BE ~- tr rad ct in d Iil-nois, Address, Co., Dept. 126, Chi-|. for a girl who knows i ‘Phasa N. Pi az and fr at once: ria Ke K . ae : aa é ai- So installed: mri ; r ‘ ; ; patna sais tiaeie a Thien e ~? f ear in sellin of call Sunday more né.. mon befor. Christmas, Superior Raincea: AUENT=s——S0U a week “t » spec ial “men trai ©) . . oadway. Sunday, C108" . +. : ———— ee a FOU — “hig” ? acquaint - cage, Til. ‘E eference: Any bank or express ence or many y ars a Monéay. 9 4. m. Munietj , ~ ed eS Wo, 13 Lincom. Chicago. Wil. by auto: introduce : stove t ansform - inn enahtuatl ‘tor. vigh-@rade | °” : Saliv:. must | hav ep - a, Sere of — pte acinar ania Company. SP Furnishing Goods; also; Co. 1702 Olive st. — bie genera! ; housew ey ft een ie wre rag = | Por home use: suhatiteut rosene fo" nee sO es si Sans Ge ~ rn tani owt 2, . ewe . . , Ee ee ae ae ee ee “" RuGH-G RAD! 42 ; P ee eg ttt SB POR FIRST- | ‘ ‘ oa . - - AGENTA—950 meekly and up selling Mexican| end generates ‘ing, baking an: es ae teks ice Nay : York make neacquarte! REAES of . “RDS, ‘shed con- “~~ CLASS SALESMEN 'must have first-class references as to) BOOKKEEPER—AI for ag | after lp. m 3747 W ie) : vAactly ; lin ° a 7 : , a - ' ' ’ .. Z ~——— ; - PONS tior for rigkt man. MO) -298. * ns in (this séciion x R-s - ¢S or or -3 : : > amonds xactly rene: bl « genuin heating; use yeer aroum Popular priced S41 = a AN- “Hair ne’ ww — “. 7 ; ————— _ : 1 attractive address, able to; ability and character. Do not apply ary Rae ~ a FS loyer eo aee Woman for tailoring: ha Dos — a Sse " — . 7 = aii J > two € erienc ‘ : 3 ~ er, free Mexican Diamond Importing! nished: season ARH ie oygnb ryd ‘>. . | ea a Al Es MAN—T hor xpertenced ar men it rders for household necessi: esi - BU nm secure large weekly earn- ROOK KEEPER—And : and : (eld I iceman , ERMEN—Youn ae: i tie t Cali Lindel! 2430 for appointment | 2. SS oe: good GENTS Minton’s irom rust. tmildew and yion, — > Si SC el sk nization: experience not necessary; we Te ‘c62) | full particu’ars. . : oe 2 mingiec. sale the a rs for tires and tubes; supersedes vulcaniza- la thews. 1445 syndic: ? st ag. «€ SAi 7 Mi tA Sa } n z t rua a 0 ontiac bidg. na WERNER & WERNER = , Fe ane nen: os ; White for general housework: 8 hat working euttt. Minton Chemical Co.. ¢ on cold, it vulcanizes itsel’ in two min- ~ oie . ce re an it : tu re : e = - 2 sc ety me | nd % af Tike | ; . Re a . ene - a e 4 QUALITY CORNER - wholesale coal -— a gece bem ' ire de’ tensiveiy > SO nod rs tusiin underwear, ag good | y and bet: | LOCUST ST. AT SIXTH | > itt tad” tea - woman, an; white; preferably Ger- y; no ENTE aig money taking orde sa over- ; ls to every auto owner Mee ita . “has - "bt rourhe't coun : “3s ) coats, panta, blankets. direct woolen ruil! | . + dealer. For particulare + 13 t , re ' - . . . a1 nport ru i wingovy lecorations. : , ~~ . ae 'o wearer: no celiverics no canitil reguired, t rind i money and free sample, ad- | SALESM. yeaa Ce us : ‘Ta. He a) = Al -ESME N—Pr cel OT . err gbe a . min O CONTAC WEIN DM Ae om te a fins = he . oe on Uitmora, } BE FAIR WITH YOURSELF + an “a . > : , ne 4 . ema n - 1 pal and roofin em nt. ft : nent nn ion wit ad es =e 88 Sey . oo . : = P : : in ~~ RO Ait 3 , reu a Knockout. Donahue made $27 first day Rubber Co., Philadelphia, pearin ncome and, Warrented prome- be - iy ‘e ot . . ea ogee abe ng ot fa, Texas, . o: A as uri, GL Is ft necessary to continue with @ sma&s BOSOM [RONERS— ; circular « os “Box” Ro1O4 , ; ' ee r is, 2740 : 0 rood i - G&G a promo = ne ah se. : ; : ‘ : . ‘ al - ave . er. > aes ' ' | ai eam press ~ S. Paulina, Chicago —" tsa : A BUSINE Ss your ow oem, Fee. househo d «sp ’ 020, ‘pie. cf tory, state BHection., GQUauscaiion ne resent. COLTON (Oravic, stapie ous City — ‘Be We F rk me wees ago, our Mr. Davis met on the anita a © _ on iy ws fe ‘ — - 2 a megane 0 , - . , - : nt igs we male ' : ” tere , mturvy Products Co. Station ness: no obj mn sid line to start:. give , have had previous piv Sunday ; ! , ’ “~T . ’ ittal re Pa, We) : : ‘ think: ng it required a special kind of abiitty — — he & M.. acuat st. ~~ . ‘ , : iT : , Tet ve r i a | i t z et ‘ _ ss — — - h . in whe *~ hh ha 6 i - > : hz ry f ing Ye hye fi ing che ure ds " t _ 4 el rd ’ Me : ’ . -ASBY —-Dupl ; " ‘ ‘ - . . . ——e r, ' ; b or - Wher cn ame Powe : woul ene of - bis ei ies of (ihe ori _ \GaN.S—New, snappy svccess: Brazilian ers neeees on every Auto ' r 7 hic . : A il er line cork and supervise ¢ x» But all of this h t im see any! CAS LF ; a _ ™ . ‘ . . « . i. 7 . rete tunit ii} Aw ‘ 7 . iat "A Es is erie +? [ / ; } va a « mrs . Lia aT eae adn . mad hit . were “any ‘ ASHIER—Neat, pr 7 Shoe Cream; d-ounce tubes, 35 shines, liv se ex"ius! dist ces nied. and anatase Giamns saanie py et oT . we sees ——- ' king towns get! re mtew | amae Fea) me meng yo ol e ability .' morey for himsel’. je with National oun a ~ ve. housework in he cana. T reper, ~~, polishes > water. Jubi! ea a+ tr 4‘ ‘oO " 1b. Sta. ‘ A hae ica, : : ‘ . ‘ : _ i. ; | =) 2 74 ra ' Co : =*e a . 7 7 # ! , . ‘ ‘oO , -_ re ~ . rine te = as sa? : . . : — —— — — sas Xe ae s ‘ . ws ; s " m Res . ‘ i» owes = weenie SR ute : +... >» -* _ a . aa ement for corm) ‘ alesmen Ar- — arth, es . saa iaaceate : i A ne ' y (tte th 2418 Diversey. r *hicage. ‘ (GOODY E ak MPG. Co.—* 400 C100 ; ae a = wer in: o% handwriiil : presen? Ueine bu in imal ff m plan h 1 .ight man we can offer a most un- ve days, at ti ; us ad is ath = a. +m 'CA CASHIER—For eda fountain: Foe? Kaneas tw Mw o. has onenire fot ate LESM! ai. ) j _ (men, ’ 4 ovis. Oa et > “ wit] . ' iberal commission raid ie neeant : rtunity ith ; - nen will make $500 each week, when he really perienced and able te furnish AGENT. —$..00° per month steady pay: “new! men to teke orders for tailored-to-measu EN 9O) Preerred, s . aM ' io arent a 290 Pose.Triie ini Drawire acco men wh ue ot ith th esults a; eply " gets started. : erences Apply Mr. Jansen ¢ style written guaranteed hosiery: creat- raincoats; no expertence nee'tel: bi ‘om oe T PrOMoet.on . Krieg, roo: _ - —— —— on votes , a. an ‘Ca , make gooi morey. feorenc ~ aa have utomoodiie: tClusive terr't c ry RIE . ‘XECUTIVE eT Tt : Aw oh ——— €O to S300 next week, in our estimation _ ply Harlequin 18 Le ¢ for service. AGENT—On h gh commission. for St. Lou's | Every issue a text-book alesinanship,; ast tin S¥stem, © ipnat®, ©. me -— aaaaae a NANC LY LI ‘IZE ~ LOOK IN TO | THIS TAR salesman for the week made ( HOCOLATE DiPFE weelt and neighboring territory. for weil intro- tells you how when and what to sell; po SALeasMEN—!If you are willing to hust me | , ALES FORCE IN St. Lous If you have average intelligence end are than $1000 the vast seven days. Ans “oh _Banjo _C* Co.._§ , ) years old or over “work: duced New York company, to cal) on phve fectea you from a fe "ocnesr* rmii « (a nDA- : . , 4 Th ~ jay ’ } , e > by. ? MI » 724 futua! Jive Ir e | > ry ry : 3? may an ~~ tious ; ri] nz 7 aT . * : tn s&s when Detter sa.‘cemen (han he | CHO« OL ATE DiPPeh—ineertenes’: ‘ department; sv siciane: fine opportunity Handwritten ap- . ' ach th moar orofitab! a “9 . . 2 +. . “es niareing its -T fore - “ . - > = on ~~ ela 4 > es es »* “ * . . i eee _ = > wes " - . iw, P ~ SAl, E = Mf. = ei "tt 7 — ‘ ’ 7, ¢ ? --* . ’ . 4 ‘ > ; - > _— ——_— > vs 7 . 4 bs n . ~ to e . = a = , ° mo . int ‘ » r - ny OO mer 4 Md a in a w ‘ A‘ TENT: : M " and “‘wame a: “ous goo is afe ~ a) mn er Lees J ee > / > ; ’ P re? y 1 . . t ac ’ } ' . then as > ' ! “ “% - ‘ 8. t! 1 “” nake S100 A nd ~s aoa ©. “s ; ri : ~ “l ) f y. Appiy “ 4 ; shop: used in millions of homes: housekeepers va nt - -. = > wa oe , *: Ty a! lachvac , ; wi 1] > EE DY: Tied: ouse-to-house: salary and? comm ion. AD- 2 A a age ” Ave more men. | “ roe. Engraving Cv., 509 N. vy and Neep on tuying. Quick sales: sure Yio n ae cemet , 0 Laon Lo orl LE ' -} , red-hloode re sa EE ng mie : ee oe Diy ft ; SALES AGENCY, «UU Then nee Ch + 32 ’ HOM oy ATE DIPE it b floor —— - repeaters: bie profits permanent conmnec- ~ : - - : ne . aT io. ~RI YEN I: Eh , , . i i nm tore be Bees. a bi ad = ~ , clerical st 8, 7. : Al.LeME .—$2 iis latest : , . - | —-— = In this erzanization, believe fh hi | A enced in laun ‘ion. Spencer Corp., 700 Matin «*., Buffalo, LET na it f that pe a . tans Coed Re TR, wr . neurance of " ex @! ' . LESMI nsa thot yyportunt?y ore W ad ~ _— ] T atva y pas Tou would = Hiehest wares a: Se _bemnuers | $15 a day | — nu ats \ _ gh een ons ms a day mea: per 0 ~ Wanted, severa raveing ) © aed Eiaeeee te be panko) Wetneee, HERZ CANDY COs -—— wa a - — in ’ ‘ : —. ; ' - . : ' ste . he é . . 7 a j \ ti) | : ~ oe rvs - ; AGEN [8—Man or lady !n every village, tows, $3 Some ticle ff v { ent ~—- ee SS : wav Trust. 4030 outea ' a peat pe Re iS: work equ Salesmen ; | egitimately and Bot ‘Louis | CLERK—Baperienced jo ke or gity to represent factory manufacturing omarion » of capi auired: ep: ‘ime | SALESME? ood house-*o-house men ca! ‘or 5 chine a@a= eubtrec's OR TH rES ISOTRI. SOUTH- e Want every man ante po oy = Ss et : j ‘de: state age. asticte everybody wants; promt S15 a day. workers »n: ; to r, Writs ake iMoney lina nd-new d ey ee a ee vides naticals ent cd: er. (ERM 1 LAS ILLINOGO! 1 i¥ a est n x + , “emg repeat while one sicepe; write for per- guick Kastern . Deot, N 2 : esKarv article every woman wants. Ap: —~ oe we MINE. GUICOor ad ising ror possible. Five-j nee. LOUISIANA AN KA i ¥ Back FRE biggest boom in History. Mose money how oe box _R-401,_Post-DI jyoulare mews Products Co., Minneapuiis North Postal Statior bone Ly laus. ic0 . ‘ , Ree Ses . SSE IOS ee es 6 ‘ ‘ Tt? CG mre ne ‘gest cor . 'WHOLEALE sO SDS SOVE! , inn Any S70 oe ee ms tT r eat 10% W004 ae it email inn | eae orert | Po ae -k k good n you ay ~~ “ ~~ wel Pt ee raya’ , | investment. And $20 eat 1% iar eatinineter GENTH-- Mahe $500 beto. --- : MWEN—1 0 se’! r mirror : . inish SALESMEN- i us Pr ror: ail t\ Straiah? conn . . ——s > . r . . . € _- or a4. / a% 82: .= . : , 7 ‘h raves tor a i Mo) make the OE! Mahe S500 before Xo. se ~ ~~, Ay autos ' a nae as - " = ; spec iaitiée ~ iz . a ; tha mt ane os nn - 1 be . s — a . } r . gies » “4 ' wie . . € a? | 4. to . ” : > ” ; Is “ 21 7 wonder i ; Okh-—$50- | ~ pousemald. $46: pasts Ann etween aes , s.- 7 ox wt - — Ree 4 sec" 7 ‘toby = r. — - raz ry ; A DD: ‘> y - ’ 31 : le over our pro ypesition It | ne imunedry 4161 Mci “herson, > > DI ¥ Wh Pei . - ¢ ' money when yeu Hke yor r' COOK—S60, alao étning r ye &. a hand Lge beg t ral incepen ten ~* Reeured : ly ‘.s 4 ’ " rh = : . . imeton ay (cs SA! PEMA’ T— A On in ; with 1y . 9 ’ Cua ve oO moras ade ‘ . J . ‘ ? e , . + —s : , ; rh tt . ) oom ; > : “ FI i : — : nthusiastic ever what you $50: white helo. 3019A Olive... o “ . ~ — - , Va y 3S. w a 313 ul a 235 aut 4 e.| ies _ | cae by — Galiy ousy wWitheut ap. or © Epon ence ; a ; aoa t to i; a SS ir ch ‘60 euttts furnished. wry? @ for mation. Sal E aM aN eemel . . : r . obtain order ¢ m . eer le r Ee a e Pr y ~* es eed K. ©o., 0) Jamea Decie Laboratories, S66" "Fifth ay.. | —T a. ane a books can make favorab! mmission ef Les meme whe ral a ERCH. Le , — maerr | 7 ’ leep af NIgnts. | : t = _— y 4 sila 0 t.. Chicago New York. iy eel! yp oe i 1) to a was : ts with leading - scien | on SMEN—A_ new metal speciait: oN D a SEES y ; TLL PARTICI - | ae Ri, everything a oan we‘ oeer 760. te, experienced. = Two, for clerical work. age 1?- ae @iort you in business. ” Supe | RainNc ‘OAT “AGE Nr” "T! i —690 a week: “arry | . ; ia : § . ' — ™. Ao in tn “Enie ari Sia lk 50 | ‘‘9.. swt. irers ana ban ke: > ton . bg _ ‘ to eede wl } greatest sensation, —Li- Dials int Clarence Sprink@e, Dept. . . ' be Bb erirte ' ae “a rit, bi . _ a Abve = * we { . "" : ae : a “tT an ee RS nese ‘HK — BE xverionce for article set. selling like geen |. 07, Ene cae ee " ’ f in Plan sian f, . Niew ¥ : ry ~ ~ atinnalic ky . ” —ese® aun tee , Deith Bi dresimaker's shears tree | WHY wo k for others? Make and ell vorr | SaLKsM.A\—1) ck_Jetend, Uh, | Oth av. New Tork Citw.—_ } SALESMAN ALE ciswas. Shag hen ire ws Piss OF YOUR OWN' : ~ _ ’ *? ,* > at , . mani AC; ire 245680 e Lis aac :- Vu +« fe ‘ COCK Mave co ” De i. Shae auetaine Masetething. Satiohal Scien | ching ad rlove » dry goods ani| - live real estate salesmen for \ ‘nl. Experienced imstallment fur- aii nian aah oe ery eharmaistn: ‘oes Made up of a portion ot a st ate, wood wages, white. 30 ; : Laboratories, O25 Main. Richment. | Co. 1L1°R Van Pornn o& : 5a sega Races AEE ual a a a ture salesman npiv a ee she pape kes. Move : , | rand GCOSW., » ctor sieves . agency 7 ve Dieu salesman. Apply HUB unusual oppor ‘tunit y to salesinan ex- with headquarters centri uly lo ‘OOK—Whtie. Srst-flear work in—Binke iT) week nena looleal: ; ee —_ —— | ‘ (PO) Pal } ' \ : , . my” ' a tL.siate —o.. oe ema > ry ae . od . " : . b po ge 301 FU ees RE CO., 701 W aShi- perienced calling on grocery trade in -eated — pract tieally eliminating | on table; sali family: @ x or : cht placa, rum. NO DULL TIMES IN FOOD BUSINESS mitted silk neck "> call retail- ey gf state mpl mr : , nt ; as . . . rv?ra y j > sic “of . ce te ¢ r~var . S ~ 4 4 ye TT or A #ermtTianm sn postpent , — ay to 5 Ne ew sere My ge ty a ie + Tp a. Bell EAME: ‘or 3: mn Mis- | Ing St. Louis market. This is a permanent traveling —selling a staple line ot . Oi annarie.and. oie ae Tite - Seatuvasl . . i a sar om Y~ r . - 4... ; , = ‘ ad OUT TIE i ’ -! . a= ~ ; — — 7 napt} ! with ¢ rove a fut re for mar . ‘ . ; a a + ae . te SItw Se! | FEDFRAL PURE Foup con Ke: ry Mt. vert spectalt “ee eee eee arena th Koon yal ae Experiencea: COnnec™ ! po ho i *\ general merchandise to jobbers | ,. ‘abany 2550 ee - . roy ; PURE D CO., Runs into mo: -celusive te sition permanent: oniv high arede sais Bt be sand willins ork 1 lit- of ability who can show clean record, — Ao eeaees monthiy and commission, ( ” Archer. Ch'cae “Ents : wart Bee. nen waned ¢ , e wis ers emis me ’ Ly spaten by , ' ; ixrelnsivele , White ‘ ume woe with autos: install Hideere, ihe : (NE W OIL LAMPS RVRNS 04 PER - | epee oe ey ie ee a er ccount ils Bi o Fi Low ioo. ‘ .» . a , : a‘ia a | * ©; ' > . AveaNTS— wc, shoeshining machine, free to the first user in @ach locality LESMEN—se: ; ole leather mats. t st 7 oe nae ic) Orgnr, . ae AwDiV : Southiarn! Wir hy Ww A nN ) COME: irate te ae Li y : — . 4 Pat : ‘ erhninr 9 5 ~. . i=) ee “an . e . . Ps US FACTORY, men and betier than by will help introduce it. Write him for oa ; els. eater: wiir allevs ‘at ie _—— ’ —— wia , ’ — trys WAG. ee 7 ire’ LANE MAN—1 pobatmenrt, | s If vou do and are wabling to- let |, initt.iiset-ciaas: plas & aaa ’ exe luatve ter- ticulare ti ° TP. = exce tent «4 ' . as ' 4 » ‘ " : exclusive ter- ticuls Y Sai Pend literal commission. exce'lent side line, G- Sa Am 9 eo OF PIANO SALESMAN— apbudatme rt, Ww: We will require the ces : - ™ . : Airlie a ‘ ‘ ana aati ae : + ‘eS cr. : . iT3i* sic } if - = . : , | mt Moo ie ot.” Mee “WE WANT MEN AND WOMEN = — ss BE as a ackele amentas bade Smith. 5310 Pershing. Apt . il r yuire th Services O1 | . «. Js | will pay good wees: pam he . | ARE DESIROUS OF MAKING SALES SELL HOOVER SUCTIO! ’ % = rom e Hnumder. salary expec > men 03 od character and, US Caulp and train You fOr FPO ene: Apply Mrs. Mart! at 7:30 p. =, * J) A to . “mr . —e- ~=—.* : Srvi i yest TLL : 4 res f ae or y ot ° : ‘ - ? ® Ps 4 Va is a a & i . } : : j ‘ wn CO. ‘ eae eee BO ARS PEN RRts OF } Ei | APP! ¥ HOOV ER SUCT! ~~ nitary aie Standas ; i. : . : ee goo Cili ey. three months to a vear on our’ Wwe ster Groves, . laity “eaperience re- | “rem the start in e@- permanent g~ Be BEEP ER . +6. FIELD BLDuw., AY ‘ide.. els , 4 ' : 7 ; . ae ‘ i +- i as 1.8 a pad eof es abilitv ; no exper ence required : a ois : ; : ea ; t ~e—~ yourw: if, their own Mitchell's Mage Murvel Wash. -—— . tiene TALESMENFi-st.clee OPN or ‘Sale and waiting on s fee KooC 17] ; “nh Auxiliary Force, doing specialty Col ARE D GIRLS | ee x Mpatilculare Me: liek rh" cyl ye c! ~_ pony clean , BAIS i vuble is income: soare or , , eee ate a a eee ee : . or man adil, Add: in | hberal COTUMISSIONS. am r] - n intis your if it} atencdy taht fectorw @ores Gan ” or acety : » . 1988 One - ~ ether uses . , = = canital men han. Th _~ : . M ° . : ee nd _ : J : . " 7: 7 ; aad -~ . . - — o~ ’ . “> nm. ne rel i j “¢) rse “ } ; . ~ Bo 4 ; ‘ 1} 4 1 rightwood av.. Chl- | in every home. Nothing elise like it Nature . Gs unnecessa! ; Lindgren, James ean ny: Aly tins ~ oe ae ar > ma Saiars ve ‘mt tel ' W ELSBACH 3 oO. ° i . s n " ee ae eS pea a ¥ eerie ‘mightiest cleanser. Cortains po lye. | me. rown. N. ¥ aeitichame Bet. 4 an “TK - “ . ~~ = Our roaucer’rs nm lls aL , 2s ; VAFHE bi -- ome 8 ’ ++ , mh saa | product ir av ’ S per cent loan eontracts to her na ‘baits nme SA LESM EN—To sell greases an‘ ~~ of ‘coat- SPF : I ‘ , } SAL = SM AN— 4A: slanted witb ne £ - P oni arg 3 i up jobbing trade on staple in eT- work. Wonder Lait t 4) ne CSTE | | Ghia 1 Se ; , territo’y open for live agents. Mr. Barnes imgs to act ry rarneg , - ' retail grocers. 4.40 salesman for Arkansas adjoining States. el] aii avont :' = ae - paiatsia eee ) exrlusive | gus Ge wea ie ene B84 Arcade Bits uae a) and tu eremipout Diente: aks | ee het ecient apietiineinniniins: te ‘ chandise, vou are then assured : DRAPER : Fiedier,| each; daily ped ee eoaehe SALESMeN—#o thie cuick-selling side line: ®7¥ 8nd commils #1 yt ue ; SALnoMEN—Sell high e kh ,your experence and rive refer- : , e a Experienced On te ae qaiiae 3 ZB. 8027 tdecoin av! gon Rw my. ya de 18: _Dost:ive mater: iiter af tanks and meechanta we have cialty aaleemen “ — 2 Sremmicel iced ' TA Oy peer pe torte (a perinanent connection with at Oe ‘MAN. riix “lease i ° . . ° ’ he Ce. at ©, Ue . . io. , \ -. “le 6AG J i . . . ad eemrnis ad 5 ; Pia =~ . 4 226 2s . } : > : nets, eiline ~“Tapolite | JSireat Am “. ? N . \ » 4 S« +* ‘ > ~gye ta 5 sex - _ YOR t . tages say _ Kg I ge “ — oo #_. “7 roe *y a. 7 ol ires. ere a » 4 deh PS » Post tg ica. ( OMP ANY ‘ j oa\ . t posstbilitte oz ¢-2 yew . sa f ; ? ’ i. * 5 le in the overamd, . &* 7) ' Dent delay —- ss 4-2 Sampre an par- «ty : eatin ohn ~s : a. sae «Mo ;, 'y Digh-¢rece “i ule . itneties money Cat > : ; . ‘ : : ~ i : . ai gener a! nerchandise. Cn up! ted | ere? ee reme@e articiee they aw uee if h st. New ¥ | Geulary that ALF ESMEN— Working eval b, Pin tpt Kae? eon ‘on t rt extengively LNert ' National FP: g fasi-e ry ty + te a | 7 te, om tte! _ 11). Cl tanati = Onte i Pree. 8 @ As : : Herubile, tr . . ws loth a i Don n-950. sheer 7 www . ontdentia j N96. Post-Dispatch - SVE ure . itn . reee

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. , ; ys 5 jo ie i . wy , a." > 7; eA a t+ De hy ee eee "hw Ss SF -, “4 he, : : ’ , 7 « ee BS, 21, @s~ 1400 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, , Sewing Machines, Machinery, I Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. | SUNDAY : = OCT ~ " ahora a6 1921. 4 jD—WOMEN. _ ante) HELP \ wens —WOMEN. ls HELP WANTED—WUMEN ¢ GYRLS | HELP “WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS, HELP "WANTED. Y owtie =. : ee Prertibaas «Hee winiias — . o ’ , - 7 instil acumen — — => SALESMEN WANTED : ‘shawer in own hand IIR S wihueant AOE Araee wechieg ont ironing.) PANTRY oneal 438 is - st, Louis Mater- YouNa = WOMEN GIRLS} “MISCE:, t ANEOUS FOR SALE ' MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE A MISCELLANEOUS 5 FOR SALE ic) . Arsenal. nity _Sieopss 45 Washingtor.. (c7) ¥ ra erienced in writing ad- | AUTOMODI! > — er et ~ = ————— . wt ed us Ju ertising copy; fur ILE R OR E—Fine fur. cheap. Call MEAT CUTTER— TRA’ } IN o— e th- 7 gang indy, ho can Oy | G iL, LAUNDRESS—White; % day, for Mondays, | PATENT LATHER, REL AIEERS —Samusle, Prapmic experien aivare advertising cx: | \\eomisc’ ineraiuy 6Obe Weviminater. t-)) pecking house, enser Pack wareiie 9h | TAVELD SG PA Uoathver Boectsiey Ge — » “ “ ‘ lin mac ’ as = : ‘ ier ; "no other n 4 | : . oe GLO\ k SAL [SM AN “ Levi Zukosk Mercantile . pL and young women, to work in our call be tween 9 and 3. othe need app! “| ’ ——= | Sraphic | cuperience: one without these | FICIAL a ses i et home. $3: wrt _seuseell ay __ ie : - . icp | CR BOFatory, candy end paper box depar't- | LAU NDRES: PO x K ET M AKERS . ta eee = not) =6aDpply. Prufrock- . ' : I» nver Optic Co... 500 NEW city map. tust. out. ~ghowine tne route ' prominent = im 0 | ————————— ; Bients, best wages paid to girls wishing | to each em and Wednesday of ther help, an : tton Furn. Co., 420 N. 4th st io) | =~ xk, Denver. Coio (cPO) of every car line, every street: _indexcd ree. aen By representatiy eae cent. sG0 katie: | asty “mt stvascememt according tomers | sSle'to“aunuh, “Eie¥aciedaw =’ 7" and, various, UE SMRy Tungaee Basse | FOUNE,WOMAN—Comprtent, Wo sail gociai |“ “nde wois adil alarket Dee eoetal 2B EEE St en EE vee | eel | ’ "ese 4 . — | > tn | SIF 2 ery an comm i rint! : of wols Market. D ot." £Or av. | tnteiea.@een anite , = ative in - UNITED DRUG C MAID—Experie need, for first-floor and din- PRESSE k— Es xperienced 0% ladies” arineate: | commission for high- graile yo, — os — mee) _PAINTS— “Ne make the best. Estabiished ho Fagg eultcases. Bu th Dakote So t} > pers, oF ea | » : QO. ing-room work; refere For steady. work. Scott Cleaning et Paimer at 124 Olive st. betw See Mr. | BAKERY = ; 2 —— / jaea > ; . - ote middiemen profits? Buy from Mi &, South Da. pane ores: good pay an! 3901 N. King’s Highway. est 7627. 17 Hortense’ pl. reqatree. PTE) Olive st fel) | Monday morning. _ een 8 and 10 QUIPMENT—2308 Benton. Ty-! jin gy chanics’ Paint Co. 716 ree MG fA A ee, Th. a, innesota, \ — ” & BShic a M : — ad en |) i c) inniiieeiiindtilieiieans c8) sctory. Spring Valliy. SAO Apply Friedman & Shick- HOUSEGIRL—tFor general housewo “ AlID—Colored; f esrpRr—Sst iy “work: > good pay. | YOUNG W OMEN— ' BAT; wm — | PIPE—? = Patan ae » all : — Wisconsi: 1, wit) ‘ ] uri asbington. om floor ic)} ollie preferred. _ ¢ ‘all "Fore Teste Cath- laundry; fa OF 5 = ao , RESSER-— Cle A and Dyeing C =. _120 Fe ene y Bias sales Mm iu y * ron il pening ged ee room i Me eulvanieeds eerauenen ae “ Be eames oom: a 1 lolio — oe | HOUSEGIRL—In small flat P - | aes Call Cabany 7012 ~ Deim: ER tg % Se ———SSS=—— IE et oa. fon Ree) ae pow r Worm. San we - SEGIRL f ‘all Sunday -— ‘ ic) _ a — 3|= - LA: NETTE—Recel - ng purpoess. 3237 Michigan + among a eT) ' ‘highest prices | P mo}, ning or Monday. 4d 310 Montgomery. j ; 2; cxperienc ed: i “tom a - PRIVATE SECR ET ARY —Settied gir} or | a ae ‘ a =: - ved two as “gitts; this PAINT- i _— - . a ifort. Sam ; part ment yeckMAN io N, 12th et. (¢)} (OUSBGIRL—Or woman for twousework.| day bet anetatun ‘week dining room *“woman, experienced in secretarial | work; CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS Gl wae ee reasonable: |" "green, $1 13%, = oll axed pe paint, and | oh fO%n bait and. pia mg — = oe communications con-§ : ng jadies, + i Fp ed Compton Bakery, 32 10 Olive. (e) day between 4 it''s = - a - ~ 4+Buae 1AN : hington a = site amily 3 De Tonty. © ieee fi NI RSE— Experienced: for infant: with f A SE. \MSTRE: . Exper iene ed. to sew _ on cor i on Call or Th oye - “oll . 7 “ n row yi? 2. - 4 ~~ 9 ~sas - —_—_——_ ' ye ony WD yo order ever opr mot y w wheat u to No- ND e I nw IK i KEEPER in nm candy factory 1°50 5. | HOUSEGIRI—Assist with housework, 2128 class city references. Cabany 4140 rst tumes. Cal! Monday morning at Grimm s, Odeon Bide St 1% ula. al branch. room N oe LER-—Ho tT - water, Ideal, + -section in | Columbia, Tex. _ yres Jr.. Box 40: = ou can SO P wettt a | ’ work P St, Louis av. feb | iy . ‘FOE .., 11°A N. Sth se ee eel qc) | a. Am ae a fe) Kood condrtion 3118 N. Grand : } - an a Re - 2 = pele _ / : it a . iwerlenced - , 3 ~ EG ‘6 Hot SEGIRL—W1 — girl — ce —e 4 ~_erences required, Forest 13 for ~ ery ret SEAMSTRE Ss—On ladies silk and “muslin | | SOLICITOR ee non Pa 3 eit orders, private ‘AKINET M AN TE ccdenl 32 = NO )et oem . rr ; Ir = PS a cap reasronable ~ 3326 a pew 10th if you properly nae : ’ ay q “ riting for : general ouse , . ‘ | ork. ‘ ‘abany 7116W — 7. res. oa 5a e\ ‘une jer wear ~ ate ady work the year round: I es. s . , W e@ ma eee Mav! C9. Sth an pruce. NC? | - : i a (©) | SEAMS RESS—E “xperienced ‘om power ma-| a; 3a... an = CASH REGI — on ee eee oe nt ty ’ z es 50 can ¢ r so hot Se : 7) gasist_ in house- | HOUSEGIRL OR WOMAN—Small family; | NURSEGIRL—P ast references. 98 Aber-| SEAMSTR! co girls for button machine; best CANVASSERS—Good side line; commission — REG ISTE -R——National; to - adder, PEC ANS Areade Bidg Olive ¢ 504. start wit! ranid fF rere De, x. it ic) | ne washing. 2850 St. Louls av. pa deen _ pl. Cabany 826. (c7) | wages, stea’ a work all year round; free PE nk ee cna on our engraved personal us all Menday.” 1007 Mat _, . 1971 crop at 17c¢ e pound f. o. & Nagee | ————-——— dread ae eine successful to event we . Jewish Hospital! HOU SE GIRL—For general housework. 1815) NU RSE GIRL —Ex per! lenced ; white; 1 refe coffee come ready to work. Friedman-Zat- mo ee Kreeting cards; selling in homes Be RE! aISTERS— Computing scales, Boc- ) Sota. . in lots of 10 pounds and up. W KEEP out cold and dirt; have your o win. Bm the lisiners for theca ae aiet,itchen nh Hospitey + Lam Sere Cette caleny Seek te) | lin Mig. Co. 706 N._4th st. at;| and offices: locally and outside” of st, ,vndrand: buy op exchange: levees: sseliai¢ | PHOTO. OUTFIE—E rt ined; eotmates Gives tr) re ame P ; a ; Ra shen. i — nanan “O - é =, ; . re jon: R é Pou } oO | "Tr ee — =! ~ de hycicie ving nts, Must prede c " “housew ork: no laundry. HOU aa IRL -—General housework; wie NU RaRaini we oe ” gO ear ni ights ~ 6105 | SHE ET ¥ [NISHER— Also ladies’ clothes swer quick: territory being assigned. eal Pi ne et ~ - r ‘BO: | PHe ro ov TFIT— -Book Mart. 62 1 Pine. 3 we . it: wtate fail p 4 as to hor ’ Re ener , girl, 6334 Washington. _ Pershing av.. third apartment east. i jroner: ste work. ae a4 Oli morn-| K-11°, Post-Dispatch. ic) iC ASH | REGISTERS Car ae ge ares | PHY SICI AN'S TAR iF E—3404 ‘Cherokee. te) Great Sale le of All Camp » Funston SCHUMAN’sS DEP . STOUR ing: . ar _ tailor ehop. Ca: | HOU SE S =" — ', : — to Be ic) | girl. C ‘all 3869 Juniata. (2) : 33 Locust et. é (c) operator for putting on neck- as oon se Soe nationality scvertnes ——— = ‘i Monda ATOS oh: - a neW; | yO.GaAL LON } HOT-WATER BOILERS. $8.90 without delay Lust : > oney : — © Hol Ss Ex nin =.) Vv SRATOR—On Singer ~ machine; w 4 ge pry wm : 10 an U. Vv physi- | _*2° a onaay » arxer, ~) “Iw Ee , hs : Ifer are bar ains oe pire 14p0._ “ée0 Su —w Aopees are — euarens “Fiera te. aes oe W o. Reeth 4521 eit and je “her lining: rete rs work | on bands. Apply E LY & WALKER monerativer permanent businews. ~ ter K PROTEC TORS—Tads, F. E. and all “wel ENAMELED KITCHEN on unprecedented ee _ “4 > Su cay oc - ’ wi ise WA NTEC WOMEN _ BIR epee a “eo. ™ ce | Compton car south to “919 Mil ton. Pe ot. 5 linn gy x = Sony to Friedman & Hickory sts. (c2) LADIES—Neat appearing, t- week fer aew ae _ 1009 Market. | nee - pags a écninpiet: i aS Cig re La 4. on body iro cht | [OUSHSGIRL—Experienced; 0 laundry | —; Peete Rms ashington av., ot oor. Fg gerne organization: can make $30 or mo er OICE Texas pecons. 20c Ib. t. 0. D. Bel- RATHTURS yg if up Funston sEnS—~ r : 3301 Bell. SF . no ue OPERATORS—E perience a Lev MAKE RS—Expenie jenced sleeve ani ~~ | ton, Tex. Box 654; any amount. S, cuarantesd 5 years... $28.00 . SIC +9 Expert lenced . pt home wok Ce., wo ae a ae h ment, first floor east, S68 ae a othe: x > a —— HOUSEGIRL—F or cooking and downstairs! wear Co., 1 08M ashington, Sth floor. (c! o 23 Washington av. Pie, 2. LADIES—Catholic, with new organization: cheap; call before abe wo arge tree, Bist 3s Wangelin, Belleville, Thi " pe ’ HG | anew er in own RS . i woman. for general housework; work: must be good plain cook; references Apr s ——* ; ‘ a L. a and &: ala? ‘y expec ted Box R- 10 P. MX ic) TIO IN—W ho desires to enter the business pom aes. _ Call x. ‘entral “8105 L.. cere ae _ (7) value, for $4. 9U0 while they last. B10) pt Diep etek ' ot. P 4 10” sw 286° Lafayette | HOUSEGIRL—wWhite; gen ral housework i ERA ATORS—-Experjenced on banding la- " —— | world under the «most favorable circum- | COAL-——Mount Olis $8: ( ‘arterv lle ait wees Klin. BOGRAPL y> 3 } hb TT r —s | gmail family; no laundry; good wag | fo ig * aprons; also collar and a girls | STENOGRAP HER—Lady | wel educated ang stances: nationally known firm has few sizes, $7. Lindell ‘ 2827, Delmar 70: 3 (c2 2) | POOL TABLE 10. with biliiard h- rf : ‘OPERATOR—W cooking am wah mouse"! Cabar mR.” 582 on e8./ for house dresses. Angelica Jacket Co.,| __experienced = | positions affording $200 monthly; no ex- |G ——— ‘ t—5x10, w iliiare attact or ace st At olier office cee ata . ae one 311 McPheraon,| ‘*@5any TBOR. 5S: 26 Waterman av. cc) 1419 Giive ic)! STENOGRAPHER—With, some knowledge of! perience; no money required; must be free | t "S835 tons ts from the, mes ees high grade | Waeht ton av. — * ee. See 5 | 8-tneh eeeee “es xpervence, references and . ~6hous eework ‘and care two HOUSEGIRL —Protestant, for ‘general he house- | OPERATORS — EXPERIENC ED SLEEV E bookkeeping; goed future. Box C-329, to leave city, and over 28 years; teachers | Tyler” 18 standard $9.70. eave vane mt 4 ——— 320 to 5O per cent ‘saving permanent, Box Y¥-324, Post.then children. ¢ Call _Cabany 5757. work. Phone Benton 1642W, or apply MAKERS AND SE TTERS, TO WORK ON | _Post- Dispatch. especially desirable; send brief description. | or heating ~ — " ‘ eesist and care for baby. Cail | 1341 McCausiand av. laa ike le Pe « ‘ _ g (7) . eral housework; 2 in S a No. 1, 901 Lucas avenu 4 2.8L s—How you d you like ‘to earn odd ‘arterville 7.50. en- ‘ SISTANT M AN AG E R “ po washing or outside work 3817 pmndes js gee wages. 115 Kingsbury: No. °, 4928A Natural “Bridge avenue. _ Box R-348._ Post- ESOL SEES some real honest-to-goodness money? Mar- | PP 8 ? $ PUMP GUN—Winchester, 12-cauge; Win- ay depart sah ' aS 1. ——___——_—— =f Ope rators and girls who are interested In | STENOGRAPHE R—Must assist in bookkeep-| ried women accepted. Call Olive R120. ic | tral 6138: - Bomont 1130. chester rifle, .26 apecial. vrindel i731. ’ * ~ va ment and soda foun for general - housework in HOU SEGIRIL—General | ~~ housework; two! steady work at the highest wages will find ing and other work; real estate office. } Say Es ADY—For vegetable depar tment; CORFER a cence eS 1821 Bacon st. (c) sample fall “ait. if $2 , » ere ' _ ' i : j as ir opr n etories ce > oO e . Si : "EE a TTrrvry ae ” ahle of han ‘ped pees " candle 4 . good WARES. Call Sunday SHIBA Olive, laundry; white; references. | the pportunity at our factori ee “Ben. Althelmer & Br Realty Co. ear experienced; references, I. K. Lind, wth flLL—Hand mill: cheap. 4100 RUMMAGE SALE—wNothing over a dollar; k -lined, browns. candy department ‘vy. CokntS " , 4009 Manchester’ (c) | att wT E = | . ——_—o OPERA TOR—E agg ed; on dresses; Sta" STENOGR APHE R—Yo1 in 4 ae for position _and Lucas. (ce) ae SSA TTERY- ee ae —_ ee __ Mond day. 833 N. 8th st. te) y and Waarhie on ; . ——"y . a 3 perienc e, age. referenc eS and salary desired. st eady — sir epee ee: ONS Rew: owen “cal monet I=.. eres = aro ta Vina Choutess av. Saad quilted. - Call > MILI—Electric: Royal: double | PADIATOR—Clow's gas, steam, 10 section. also 3 gas heaters, cheap. 5468 Gene- ie U (A... # 65 Ly = " i . “ } > wT rhe Straus o-| phone Webster 630 a, A SRATORS—E xperienced on ladies’ | Rox C-138, Post- Dispatch. - berry terrace. : 9 ———— hopver: flocr pedestal electric light: $180 “prominent law | SALPSLADY—To solicit. orders for sta-| good condition. Box C-414. Post-Disnatch. | yteve av. ER-—Delmar Laundry Co. Ohio as (c7) suse work ; oe 1 --— > 3 -— 1859. | 3 J " berte > 7 — . —_ OPERATOR On union pecial 8] eve r; ALSO | - . Baa = , ee: exp s —_ onuae’ good > . + 4 ey = ds; Ate ea ion “ Ta ral j housework. elderly : HOUSEGIRL—W nit , for ganera!| a - overall and jump rm aker ‘Ss; union » Sac + ST EN¢ “iR. AP H ER lady. > 16 to to O24, SALESLADY With” experience | x, | DENT A ce. TF 17 } “—-Ritter, > almost new. “Russell — Banner Packing Co.. 135 Our, buying. "7 ° specrec. sox ¥. ony y: . . work, gemal!l famiy and good wakes | hours S to 0, 2 o'clock Saturaay. for mail order sales promotion, opportunil- _Sh 9 1240A_ Palm. a =~ er ~ WY ew - ipa toh an pany 4504 ic) -&799 Vernon av. Phone Cabany 3] a4W. Grant-Vulcan Overall C¢ 9°3 Washington ; > op, 1019 Locust. Puke nee, dS RP LE 2 Remington, new; also 30-30 W. | Shopping around a ~ -_---— sanenunseieeuen ots ery Paes _ d rrant- Yee . ’ tv for advancement, Phone Sunday p.m. or —— --— - - — | DENTAL CH ¢_9? » ic engi - : "9 5 ml ieiger clerk ; must | ‘i - eneral how aware; white; os on | HOU SEGIRL—W hite; general housework;/ Sth floor. _ Bae ‘ «rd co m. for appointment. Midland OA eT aoa ne es ed coe reauranaes 1 direc t . AIRS 10° >i N. “Ot “or ex eres os Ea er 2018 b a 1st. oo pt ay te ‘Vandeventer, ; ance a ect boo 7 fa “ = . r leas rround- PERATOR: Supply Co 7 = a 4 nn —.a" rage sho on rs) : rey The Retake ce Sth ond? * box covering, facing, “give and nee. Nohaee tC ‘olfax, “76. ogy hain neat in ~ ge oo | DOC 4 § [NSTRUMENT —CADINET - — | RIFLE—W om eb oe model, comnplote, to Buy Clothes,’ 926 8. V KPER—Experienced. od ; : STO SR and ironing; electric washer and mangie, aan” ary + Lu Gy —* ~ ae me as Lucas. a unk a ation «as a. n ; Rage } Pomm: rom Whi alaaueall . te fect. high. OT1ITA zs shots. 3751 Laclede av c)| rear Chouteeu av. _ irl who knows her b Ss positicc Een ~iddie-aged woman, for house-| 3 in family. 6033 Cares. MFG. CO., 3 Lucas av.. te SWITCHBOARD OP ERATOR—For small! 1130’ Fullerton. Bld must be Catholic. %c)| 8 A enamel steel, 5 _ AD and railroad maps; all parts of ve ~~ RADIATORS—Peeriess pattern; Sa. m, Municipal E) trie ie eall Sunday morning. 1455A N. | | OUSEGIRIL—White; one in family, x- | OPERATORS — SX PERIEN * D OPERA- hoard: must be Willing to do general of- | ——— ai Ao s En i __. | __U. S., at Foster's, 410 Washington. (c62) | can 02 Olive at, lectric Lams ; perience unnecessary. must have refer- TORS ON DRE SSE S; IDEAL WORKING) fice work: ood $65: answer in| SAL FSI.ADIES—Good house- -to-house woinen | DOUGH MIXNER—Champion. | %-bbl. capac- | ROLLER SKATES—No. 7 “Richardson; ex- | and steam, wa A aa a . ey “pousework; “Yamily ences, 1353 West Pine bl _ CONDITIONS, Bh AGH DAYLIGHT) own handWritin«. stating education and ex- : inake — money selling brand-new ity; ore condition: will sell cheap. cellent condition Sidnev 2917W. : a” PIPE— EPEM—Al for accounts recelvab?s- lable. tT ' " 3747 Wash- — . / PACTORY. APPLY ANG-KOHN MFG perience. Box R- _y Post-Dispe atch. (c) necessary rticle every woman wants. | watt Can Co.. 512 Locust st. fc) a a . wool felt. set yale d essential: state ace. es : vl y after pp 8 ee le) HOL SEGIRL—W _— 5 whee ( oper 4 ; girl CoO.. } 408 TAMU ST. ar fl FLOOR i TY Pps Thr ates be experienc Sit Tox Appl: v 1025 Chemic: al Bidz JalG! n Oe 11 with. S2a, r © me¢ membD 160 rolls ROOFING B. AP .- , ; exposed to weather. mcte nat employ i pre erre¢ assist ousewor and « hildren. - - : = ~~ » . Pi Ragan ee aE oh tie , "Tepe Ye " tT A Tw 0 receive rom actory: %2-ply Rox N-104, Post-] dD npatch - aT Lf middie-ared woman for tailoring; | S879 Hartford. Victor 20542 W AN NTE 1) OPE R A TC RS - N-115, Post-Dispatch. _ A SALI Is wC MEN—To ; Poon x, any ny ~ BVERYREADY SPOT $3.73: money. —_ tage Hy mill gag. a nesare feet to Pay he & Ane Gale. BA Feet. 0M : rey pre’ 7 era) cle ; ; : i. 5 . Os? a» * -EPE N—An ad stenographer, yo old work: good wages. Open eun- | HOUS ShGIRL—Experie need girl ‘for gene! | Experienced on Singer buttonhole machine. | ry PIs T—For xeneral . erical work: territory; good opport! in! ity. Eagle Knitting | funded iff not satisfactory. LINZE'S. liv Ol. 3 Fh a ndustrial arcwase tc} ‘ e* gs 2.85 Wholesale coal company; ‘must 5 e 94s Branch st. 4 {cl J housework; good pay; at once. ool Wa a- ite work on mm aAdy blouse s. ~ pl y CONSOLTI- m110 rt .3 Dis bates = Bula 7 . . Mill. 179 East R7th st.. sw York. | (live at. “ ~ ties x cee and thoroughly wompotent: » - & p easy hours:| terman, Ist floor. _ I | DATED G ARMENT CO.. 1324 Washington. | -— 2°. ee ——————- | SALESLA DY—Desirous of 'aatthoe nto prof-} 1 ARMERS’ “BOILER—Or kettle “and stove; ROLLER | SKATES- Richardson, | No. arc : B03 P'Gentisl; state GAliary expect ; no experience nec- | ~ HOUSEG IR(-—Watte, for ren hoves- |" = > >ar ~ itable business. represent our factory, &p- near! new very cheap. Call Monday : g. : / Pe ~ en Ou iy . ric ah Post Mispatch fc ; 202 _ _ 2d Bt. 2a fl work and cooking; family a 3 at dults: on Ol E Re ATORS Le yn 4 " + . point agents. & ell to dealers, smal! ip- | 1009 M: rket st. — —_--— BTLIge. ma me 19:89 ‘P . R-— And 6 enog>rap) er; yourty? White. for general housework; Eos _ Wakes, good home, 4876 _Fy yuntatn. ' Overalls, “7 ws one an experienc ed packers. i> (Hen enc eg ai§ and ara Thes ré or Cleveland oan, Stand- | FENCE POSTS—Mi asourl red cedar. Au- ROOFILN ie Jl) 2 ? 17.38 wholeasie coal company: must ta home to right party. 272 | FROUSEGIRL—MU ST BE EXPERIENCE?) | mittonholes, Lib makers, pockets; on ly a ar heater Bidz eveland, O | buchon. 1940 Glara To our many c , . o * , 7 : : hine - wtend ( | ———— a So a et ustomera—Just received , : - § 73 ~~ Foe cnere ughiy c ompetent: Cahany 5 56450 talk (c) { “OOK, GaoopD VW AGES Mi UST iAV “4 we ~ hines lett; Steern & i teh and i? al a SAL ES SLADibs—S$6 day spare i? " ‘ ' FIRELESS .. Apron 507, Dayton, 0. ast + —_” = fe ever offered. $1.69 per, roll, . 66.99 moe we steam press mechine® im own handwriting. Box R-104., | mending; must have good references.. ¢ me) | | Reece buttonhole 4 machines. | Iso SAL LESGIRL—Bxperienced ‘fn selling leather | FREE to Gillette ow a we yi, sharpen 3 | FADUsTRIAL HARDWARE CvO., “” ‘ > r. exer tch. (c)| any 347M. cy - wc . > > —al goods; must irst-class salesgir!, With | far . , - — —— | — — ; , 4; : ; ’ anent si- | write for our free resharpening offer or send . 101.72 tA SHIRT FACTORS, 301 Lucas fo work tn sewing room : steady. HOUSEGIR L—E xperienced i nite cag Ta ‘Ri L : ER, 5 HEAR & i EAL, | leather goods experience: ig. 513 Olive st. a cogen blades. Guaranteed Edge Co., 2510 ROOFING } PAPER Trareee er : 19560 F. C, Riddie & Bro. Casket Co., eneral housework and cooking; no leur} 615 North Ninth st. | omen Employment Office, 4th floor. _S._12th_st. ___ We are offering the following close-out TOILETS — White” an » bears , LES! ADIES—At once; 6 bright, capable | FURNITU “RE—Lady’ s clothing» pool tabie/ lots tark; first-class dition; complete, SA FE 4 + vs y for home_ use 4. 330 As hlend. E> have had prev jous experience! _* Orest_ ms an, eral housework amily 3 adults, reser ' 7 ; ‘Post-Dispatch. ; Migents, Broadway and Washingea eee Park: bi, Sret San Fores 7..." King's highway, Apt. 5. overalls; union seale; steady VANDERVOORT- SA LESWOMEN=An unusual ] opportunity ‘he | ea apm k irigerators. new = Fru itde ne 802, WRECKING | COMPANY. ESS aaa . ° ‘oreat 7 ‘ oe 3 , ’ ywry 2. > 4 77% “, _— well-dressed. intelligent women to rer- S-— Trucks, to rigera ors. ne a | ne ee ee i -. ad . EE DIPPERS—Goo i wages : — Desiness rg a on | HOUSEKEE PER—For motherless children: work. TEXT ILE: |] RODUC TS B AR EY Bn i corporation doing international end | Phe mgm we alse S pa 310 tocust at te) = ° a vs » * + ror eT ReONn- . 4 Fave, Pree = ENE TANKS Wtd.—Presto-lite of + ears old or “over, to work in| ; “OP PER ATC ae Sutton ole ; @X- | WAITRESS—Experienced. Apply 309 % footloose:. railroad fare and salarv paid to S, 3d st. 1Do) | alr reduction: estate si ee Oe PEIt— iixperienced. a Bek department; steady work; $12 SKEEP ER—For pootapecens home; ap- | j Reec butt __vetferson. a ded} 2Oeert. Our. representative. Mr. Phillips. Standard makes, suitable for | s:ALB-—Dayton aay weight oF "“Sesete' 2 Hox C-60, Post-Di iapatch. and cash price. a «ote Ff iiMante Call Monday mornin Dinks Par- | 4418 Wallace erjencec on eece utton- R ESSES—2 os — m4 ’ otel Statler. room 430. An- | ; wuaieen / enero bie “ x. | WAITRESSES—“; nn aniy: no Sunday! will be at Hotel computing scales; $60; time or cash dis- ARM CHAIRS—Odd ch ATH Dh (4:1, ealnomesa > —_ Is 3124 Olive. — ic) WOUSEKEEP ERY oung Wo man Sexe t : ¥ —Germ ‘ ‘ e , + "$3600 worth of take- , State referance 12 to 5 o ‘clock. 6206 Ridge, W eliston. Mo. > > ‘ Ger =" 4: “ 3141 S. Grand. C TOT ADIES Gov ernment, ( amp ay or, an Dakota. mos backs &¢ ee ~ wn 2os8t-Dispatch.(c) : ———— : O S ON) Al i ‘PARTS kitchen. Apply Monday. 3 : : SAL ESL:z , —— —- largest time payment houses een tne ced in” keeping product a. whth -817,_Post-Dispe' 7 | WOMAN—Mi ddle- b -d, for light “housework. | = por ell ‘Gepartments: have hardly had any use; pric e | SHOTGU ‘N—Hammeriess, 12 fine | almost new goods at cut prises and hon K ety oc ae ~~ — with some experience = Ta home than wages: good Mette oer winter, M ENS ] AN cS 1822 Menard ll today | experience. Apply Monday. ! , PENNY | $45 fi: fur eS condition: bergain. LD | Vic storia. ‘pide. _| made up and wili-turn them over at —s 7 ¥ epatc ee Saoatt "aaanthers good | _leave at once "407A N. Jeffer ts GOOD P AY, STE ADY WORK WOMAN—Expe rienc = to hel Pp in “kit chen: & GENTL ES Rroaaqway and Morgan. y 7] to $69, or ul naces Ww ort } | SHOTGU N—smith, 1? ” - rage. on" barrel. poo, anes ee or carload lots for De tana a 1 erus a) im re) ays Fo Washine. 5720 Kingsbury. _ . pic. SHOTGT N— 2-gauce L. C. Smith ham- and Mett tine et.. south i c. 43, _ Post-] Disnat ch. a ae ease ic) | ik nee Ci KI () ines nC. — itoapital, ‘5415 Dein (ec) SALESLADIES BENSINGER FURN CO | as ‘yvandotte at. i Dai ie city won't fix peeres ~~ xs : | Real estate; something definitely differ- ' ‘ ' a Pt Uv CW At eo ¥ latest | ne = Bellefontaine, Monday. 5S&874A Elm- erokee car, get off two first- -class; one Se ss . VOM AN—Middle-aged, to share roo! ns “with , h. ent: liberal commissions, wonderful oppor- | a ( a : - na 0: it ee 1007-1009 Market, or S. E. Cor.| motel: #40; > i Yo we M AN—+ -orman: fer house cleaning. 3250 wy right Bide. : - > Vt LSS Se 2 Vhite, experlencel, Bell phone Wand pan *355 wn SEKEEPER—Young lady B re inet 117. | Hawthorne. Grand 2262, Victor 1840. (c)| ——=— —__—_—- ————_-—— — | Eighth and Park. SHOTGUN—Double- -harrelled: #lso clay pi- | BATH TUBS Wtd —And bath fixtures. , od for cl ' i ¥ k: “4 =i9. in a real home, two adults. »Ox - 4 eae . - — t . wi WOMAN— Ne: at, ; ‘olor eu. 33 > to 40, 1 ‘house- " ¥ ” ' GA RAG E, —Ne Ww bungalow sty.e cheap. Box Wells. | BEDSTEAD. stoves, . ‘chandeliers 2 ie roe ‘ oy . : a - white at — OC ,0S1 i0 1S rie one raised in South; genera 1ouse- , . ep Y ae er anent positions. 03, Post-Dispatch (c) | — ewe ey ¥ CK’ . t , ema v rere em | og ade —- B.~ | HOUSEKEEPER | — pliddie-aged, aaa ave i . ( - work Box ‘ 70, Post - Dis —- | be ‘S - os “ply: wnt on ont rance on 6th st. ee « ‘HoH AN a T 1 er t00d con lition: — SHOTGU Ns—W i heater ai nd Ste ocean oe rea’ Wonks. rd o17.9 MUSICK 5 bi,aT- Ce mo ~ 0. sell reason able Call Sunday, 10 to G. | ble. ee 42 and 203.- 1000 repeat! ng tral 48. Main 1530. We plate — Poe xperienced: I” private Family ay chase of booth at beverage | HOUSEKEEP ER—Working; one who lives enced operators ; those with ex- | more than. women tail 1608, Market. (e) | 6th and Wasbdinzton. ___ (c) | 2713 _Geyer_ay.._side eosraee=: —- | rifles. 2413 WN Broadway. (ce) | any finish.. _ {oe en city pant Be rencea. 26 ‘icin — ab t. 24-29. Apply by letter to near; to go home nights preferred. Arthur) . —— ¥ at . ; GAS WATER HEAT ERS= Also small elec- | SHI TTE RS—40 patr, Call 3646 Fiad. BOILER Wd. a 908. water or steam , i ~~ ge -2— nee : oasentelé Go., 129 E. Pearl, Cin- Hotel. 280 Skinker ra Pe 2 perience on house dresses and | WOMAN—For * kitchen; no —_ inday arate: trical motors Grand 4055J. : " =. . Gren ”“ uy * , ‘ . a r a ! > t 0 ia‘ r - —" het ~ ) =, - ——- “p314. Water nan ni wages; ome. a ~— {2 | HOUSE KEEPER—Who would apprec\ste ladies’ muslin underwear _ pre-| meters Gaf-teria, 415A _N. "sth at. (c) a\ eswomen | GAS wat vied ie ATERS installed Be wet SHUTTERS pair: Koad condition; one 1S CAsH REGINTER wid. — vat and ne “mac ines: steady or zo home more an 4 ries , copper-cotie uaa ae. | - a clase con on perienced, wh! reteren ces, pay; we also teach airls sew- family; modern mores >: & children. age &, | Y W AL KE R. woM AN—Young for sliver ane glass y ash- | Bomont 141° (co) | SP TU TARY—: SRA: 3A c nnecticut st Tok ao « “ia we x a ee te ag ome, &. me ) . ' -*@ : wy Sy | —_ CUCKOO CLOCKS Wid. — Pisa onl - ec mur : aes “ab am le banter int as" the oth R 10 and 12. __Box ' 201, Post- “Ts =— ch. - ferred. Ap] ly E L & Gran P and Wi A gy r University ¢ ae. | . E ixpertemeed par mend -_ GENEV A ~OPH1 THALM( SCOPE — And ; STEAM 4 KETTL ps—3 100-gal.. cash: will repa ir. Grand 7 Sey . wa wmee - : _boarding | bout rehi factory. (eR) HOUSEMAID—City ‘reference. Forest WS 3 eT 16th and Locust te 2d floor. Pa — ecieeanas “oats | mly super i en yg ~ t empiloy- aie a Be ae nbined Oreood vconiiton, | same at new; cheap. Call eR, 60-ex) | COMPU TING male, Gren ; . sigh bY . Ja fet) sas DE _ (c62) onan il vit estaul coos : ! oat e tee 9 Market at. 6'_-foot seda_ fountain x oe new or « ; “ —s ——" haem © _ —— — PeaLEEY vs ni ered ' ; ges. box 1ent. mezzanine fioo ae a Ub re e a. downstalrs 7 or piano store: ey from HOUBEMAID—Whi ‘te: reference: willing to | - | om ig Ae i ae room, wake men Se, AER & ¥U LL. ER. sie rm mM. a tl lal STURE LIGHTING PpIX TU RES—And wae $38. Ht Harry Williams, Reed, 3 ity AW Victor 1s + saaitin % >. month. vg ‘Sunday we. train inexperienced girl. 1° Hortense ! T | WOMAN—Middle-aged, to do housework on|~ ‘ GUN AND DOG—6207 Cote Brilliante. _ play a refiectors. McBeth-Evanse sam. | DOORS Wtd—12 goed va Te ae ovine — &Rmandilp. m. 1815 S. oe. HOU HOUSEMAID—W hite: no washing; good OPERA ORS email farm in county: state age. . Box R- ( “HRISTM AS Mé YN EY GUN—Double- -harrel nan "OO No. sae line. at a bargain. Olive 280, 44 72393. and condition. yrct Vike. frei-floor work and walt _ c) wages, 4421 Laclede 15, Post-Dispatch. _{c) | Can be earned easily by any young lady | like new; cheap. * . Ses FIere Pe: e, miveats Gar : vant somett ' Ce — / nfl wove : on hildrenr 1: | employ ed in cffice or store. taking orders GUN—20- aut re double- barrel Parker «uh sTOV ‘Es—Heating “stoves “and ren en: “chotce | FLY AND PAT cA ASTING @ oprrit wid — Nee eee oo GIRLS TOUS EA ech a ea Experienced on single needle ¥ pt m — : b 4 care, we bigs F- 167, | — a Ra apy personal Christmas, a | and case. S00: te? ae. $35 age “ye ai. | _enble. Be _@_ epee root, Lac! sey. 4104 af ein ef Tq ea, S Aid, Post - Diepat ee. Rie or wl psio ooo « ©) et ena tc ) es ywer lan 6 elsew ' . yo ’ h na Cas oo: periect con CAM. -- > iieerisy tterte .c oe a | Cabany 3807W. _‘e)| machines, also operators experi- | Post-Dispatch prices lower iow employes «iad to order C. Smirelenhone Webster 841 HiuT-AIR FURNACE oy * ages to right pert . ; no expertionce esrmary. HOU SEMAID-—To assist housekeeper in 8, P WOMAN—Colored, to jdo cleaning ‘and scrub- | from you: liberal commissions; no invest- tio ee " | Lindell 4726 or or De i. | arte? —_ , Eemenereval et. to $ié4 week. . “atholle rectory; references required enced on 9-needle mac hines; | . bing. Apply ane Y for work, on | ene by you necsoenry ty or details, address HE ATERS Sem rer Ea omatic an tank HOT AIK PCHNA AcE ite cm! housework: . joc e) 2 aundry. 2 uca ear ‘ Le tox N.#. Post iapatch ee , ; - ilies n ar y ,orn er vulsaioe work, ste * GIRLS 4515 » F FE Spee ere > oor Wg ; gy owe splendid working conditions: Ww OMA ‘I-— Middle aged, - or couple. to ass! at | Box N-?._ oO ——— —_— 619 oe Cit an 4 AV. eel ee ate ee Cink 1500. : ee HOUSEMA D—Experience: 2 ° oe rn , ‘ wit! arin for elderly peuple, in eX- > "'N ~OR WOMEN TO TRAVEL iMRARY, ¥ Bi) —Pay. na firet fi ok. colored pre and dining room 4 A Pe references. cafeteria in factory. ALLIGA- nome “ety * rod home, room and board. ye PORTUNITY FOR WO | HEATERS Hox C907 = x references: O118 Waterman, ye to do hand sewing: aleo to | — 24 Washington ter Zo (se IOR «€6UOIL CU LOTHING CO., Lox F-92, Post-Dispatch? 0. _____| A well-known Chicago firm doing a na- k for our baracin coun- iE RAEH Sia —Muit : - ~ oh men's coats: eplendié | “you SEMAID—W hite: general housework, WOMAN-—Middle-aged. colored vre- [tion-wide business plans an extensive fall | Re ron od “these extraordinary low S} om: pn a and. price. ‘item o ‘OR comkang: ware cy SK 100. Gre _ abi -L AGATOR O1L assist in care of baby: references required Gravois and Bingham, | ferred, with references: ww ork: no campaign This will c reate sevens ee -! — 444. Post- Miartech .” rrdeen y tao. vo j aciiiaeeedininiaie $$ ; ayiw, * bet z . rganuization =470 . ,) | Cabany 83 Peo see 3 eae ee NAperiment F, $333 Pershing raming,, Are HS ean loa on out Teel teducated, ambitious wom- ELEC TRIC HEATERS. real double nev, 4. | On Tey 800 Left | SOROS NE WHS, —Used. ia any aS bm : ; es — ——__— : *7 and 40 years of fou =, {10m st ee _ “ pate._ recluse. flso & good housemelt tet @ > To oung. for general | house- PERATORS | “ OMAN— Intelligent, competent, I rotestant. | len between 27 an : | ; wia alt Sunes | om wees must heave —_ ee ton. a by a packers. , (5 HOURE 4 tee f good wages. S067 Del- OA of middle age, to be matron _ 28 anne ee absolutely |e a perma - of ATER enuine Pertection: * on t. Pure ‘hased from the Govern. | | BOTGUN 32 or 16 quake. pares wu vi nts iin wl | : or ‘ > > f " 4 » ” ae _ ri ; : Gees _ rs ariin, Of ey 4 at °. >. m. Bteady work: good mar bi. 2 2S ea | | rr ty? + . — 43 — — require . ment, with —~_ opportunity for advance- OMe: na > odor. all heat . és +i $8 a7h | ment, C amp Taylor, and are ox Y¥- At 12. Pos Post. Diape | — igre , = - , ECO r. Ath ; ith 1 isework — ed 2° . nely ment. and pay trom NTRAL. " em? Waele 98 | X a Rone Corset Co., 608 Rialto Theater : ——g SC ALID WHEEL CHAIR dwod condi. | BENSINGER FU RNITU RE gauge. tn ‘Thies’ if d* steedy emp.oyment Pe pape box department. LADIES ~ t Rg y ‘Married women ac: . Co || 001 W ash-|- | _ —_———_—_——— ———~ “ton; cheap. 6168 Etzel Deimar_ 4400: | AND STOV E CO. A s¢S cer paiabo Fins ‘9 Lilt? 1 ine — CUPP Pp 4. Call Olive 6: 8120. Ing a INVALID ¢ ‘HAIRS—Invalid beds. for sale or | . 4 sHoTat N Wid - te, en Tai are rah Lee RDOCIORCRS. » hae g LES ENVELOPE CaADY—Blderiy; for, a oe 0614 ~ana | « ' In ton | Ay | ‘WOMEN | FOR SA LE—WTD na i, D Lande. ‘a 8. Wrendway. 1007-1009 Market, or S. E. Cor. Py ta ve ; i* “ newwit ote a . ' elderi Pp e. yA o- eyupner or - aseen : Seamer —— ——— a gt Be 6th st. (ce) roman odiaanee a a weds ; | INVALID WHEEL rere ~y Pag Eighth and Park. | foot. t a a ~~? abd reteretiichte, lio ’ -—-- ee ae i Th est requ remen's er “ ee : oc * ae oF packing candy and | tAnyO Rory On Sunday | — Thoroughly competent, who |'= aeons ge13 Olive. Poovee Daler AED, | FANERSeerRlig Salat en] eed: en ; ing machines ; be | 6 »_™: . VESI OPERA ! I ORS ean fill positions as second cooks.; Seitd 5c line. Out-of-town ee BOPT._ | _selt_cheap. 6704 Delmar. _ : Bonday inti Stramk! Reais i ines ; must De; ¢ 2 = .__—__—_—__- - “s . I order, 2 Sunday: mimt-* | TNSTALL Ajiller's patent fuel ras ton device: | FEXAS PRCANS—H “grade pecans at lhe | : years of age; ly bee aD eaten intelliae apommaneeer! wer Also experienced kitchen women.| = mum £. tus or more inser: Neve coe-tmind of, Your, fort UN and Oo (pee Pte meres > Bryan. C. G.. Waiker DMAPER 8 B50 age; apply be-|"Ab?crieam imeliment, amen ess! | Pe eoerienced vest | Tons te per tne discount. 2 sin mnore "heat... Device can "be | drain co.. Veyah. Tex. herd on sege dresses , am. SWITZER’S| Puch pemgemnenss | ou Pp Apply superintendent between | ALE Srand:Leader spine and, Furnacs | | TICKET—Seli single ticket to aAneeies, CK M WN 4i0 SN. 12th tS ' JACKE 4 Post-Dispatch h amb: ee er t] hi £9t 11. S ‘xth floor, | MISCELLANEOUS — FOR S Fr 8, ee r, 3858 North wt via Onden ih single tick isco: rare Gh ) , LADIES—FEducated, am itious, two for vol- the hours 0 0 l = wane ‘Delm ar . , > y ' T CO., 612 N. ume library work, big salary 34 to start, ad- operators to sew on ACETYLENK WELDING {TOR H- P resto- ae BCREWS—4 bellehaped jeck porews. P. 4. Post-Dispatch. a . Post-Dis SCRUGGS- Lawi 6. 2. CS le here in high, 2-in. screw, and 12 1%. b- tee > cls at re T cheap. Cail : : tt ne 2 6x5 ft. Cali Grand on*e? $65 pane! birch doors. FORACCQ, C CluAnS AND ‘ ‘jGARETTES— -rields a BARNEY ARMY TEN T—16x16, with floor and stg: | RE Bee = White cnsteeee ae babel, | _Se? yer" ry Se ewe! ~~~ permanent. 1] is debe cxpv—Youne: f for office work, filing let | & parts 7 oT alsing VANDERVOORT- ARMY BINOCULARS—Cheap; cost | Ore Seas, See : write good ha Box J-36. Post- Dispatch. — ’ Horecahoe, Foc: ee », Chert ters, reports ote.; maak = ; A etart. | st C rl “SINK W hite enameled kitchen Pi oy a expected Vv. Ss. WU ee|_ ; edi 6-08 a Die h men ’s & ————— make offer. Cabany 44 | Vandeventer o. Washineton. : perieneeu hand- sewer? vr. 77 inc our drapery work ive references « Beene Pr: sup rintenden Box 3 °47, Port- Nepatc - Rient Thee ee HIT @ ficor LSet LE —For | washing. ironing | Cc 9 100 You N ; _ th lieht house- ARMY GOODS —Cioth{ng. “underwear, ; MOK ING ,ORBAC i%i»—S8 ibe $2. ‘pre. ' : 1 BAER & FU a ee. RNG fry wer FUNS.- caning. 31 Pestalcezi st. Clothing O-.; 1 | 7 omni —To eait We Con. | kete shoes: thousshde of bargains. Bia: 50 extra mood smokes free with of- | . dreonee oned a A i) sada ei ay (c) LAU sorte ‘olored. sma i! bundle wash. C Nt} har a ledge of riano for _vance, &1) - Pine — ae ‘rT A ae = ° n. ru en . ae : iNpew y: - ‘ —T a Ten, to sell il groceries: ing. 8701 Vista. __ Grand 4760. Washington Vv. | musical Box C-269, Post-Dissete® | LIGHTING |} Deico farm - ad Ge — a tae y . one c ed; apply at once, 717 | LAU NDRESS—W hite; $ 2.50 day; electric oe ae : maw | YOUNG 1 ADY—Sec retariel work emal. K a oateel: °50 value, light. vod . fey machine | and iron. 1647 | s. Jeffe reon oi: PACKERS orteér business Box F-1%1, Post - ‘Dis 2 > A : x> 08. OO eee : ~~ 7 1721 Franklin.) ~ 7: —_ | YOUNG LADY—To aseist dentist. downr-|N t poe Se ' MONEY OME ) Wea ’ » t town off t and experieuce. a nant | “Choutea». con eure Y AT HOM ; : . 2. apet_ Wout _Pine.:c3) LAUNDRY HELI |_ For our Gate department.) ir h-1i0. Post-Disnated. ee. | AUTO KSTTTER-—Deplex: Or bes, | CoMBER—Por all, Kinds of ballding pyr. 308 _ Te ih wereon 4180 Olly . Apoly 30 Per 5, neee- experienced rough<iry marker, vin sve- | ETINSTEN FACTORY, 1021) You NGL ADY—Neat experienced, for cigar ro 3 od Devil. like new: Sar- | noges. 1442 N. On St (©) | FRUNK—Wardrebe, $15. Piepba, KK —Heod: expertonees See ye Ny wn PERKER.. NeW AMER: M , mnter in hotel lebbs. . Spokes pereseene. ae Mads Magnetia ~s___ ANTEL Ome, wit ‘mirror. O714 Page Tayler. ; ~-* ; rience r R - _ sarc Mange. a on. pay, of ONDRY. eoi9 Morcan. organ. Sie Alama: Hotel, 16th end . orrnaTone— Bap ‘uvelopy Co., Nw. ist ae! J Pt i

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SOUth 2man, ‘, AS TO\ - . . b. # ’ , ow. « a = Pe . a . if .—Mondas = Wheels; white Gir es Ce RANGE—$1¢ "Red Hoa: bot-water | 3049 St. —. plece oak. Cs Garieid.¢- Webster an can nen cabinet, Hoa | ster are Meal ar . 1 BABY =.100n, 4 4 — he — 50 sia —— | DIN] : ip ay. Cal] —~-ster 10 daven — Haase, | 48 sT S214 Arco. Puo . amd one water! HE ~VY frames: DT 149 Sha w pad. | Ale RANGE *4 Kaste nde on legs: al. | _.. skT—.. Sunday, FURN: TU RK = cc bl et : Cheap. gust Three r — | GAS aving 27 side oven — ton ) As . = HO ; BED fe 419 ' “plet 7, VAL ay reled- , LN. NG ; Rk > 563: l- n@ thin roor « ~- é aT city: "$7 5. 320 Quic =~ He. 15 w ew USEH ; ow Artenal Pe. kr AN . chea , LaoM T 12. 9: *} gr for nm . 4evely i bh 4 ny , ‘ 3 3 Grand. aTING ———~_-\-_ Broac . ip OLO on. vry Rs ‘GE Pp 815 nus b ABI LE Fr e~4 War, en ewlywed ’ no > junk: } ©) 3B buck’ « i STO cWwa fine ttn ttt dn ; 7 ches nie. f _— = , =— ed 330) , 8 cz ioe Pe ees L RNI > gy — ae eT at cus =f . Gra - 3- ane . “arr lan Vv | —— —eS RANG oos F ng } cABY i 12 N ret-clas aa E+ sil MM a test ic. DIN - -A_Meramec hairs; « iTURE— ; Cali before! VAS sty nd 5196 . 2354 Al ——__—a ne. Large Ee ANGE—Coal ; OR SA 4 UG a. 2s «crm. TY - me Aranhanl 71 far a iNG.K isu wal. | llege if 6 ce — STOV uw a. “ Heal ™ siz _lik Jew LE 61277. a —~ chs , aan 1 137 eale reason LOM SET an fe of ren rooms ——. ! E— wh . ING 2.0 e. 16 e new; ad: hot-water .c.,. at HO + “ . ———— f«) : Looe ’ = :E AN nN- —— ae ee. % —s * om ie: a. ell o81° enting f s, al or ee eS heu ite enzg ™ > ee ~ae (c) | Dek ay KR 1SA RAN cheap qe ao water co USEH : ka HY Id «“ : ~ Allynway ~ —£ ¢ coadi D BE 7 DI SS: Oo Gee plete. a ~R ‘At. sa77 Dart Ir ( lea ame! led. Quick j healed D> ale >—La NGE— . S216 N. nnection iti ee cming : Grang “VAL ecition 52 ATER—? se) Ne vG-Re ers _ 3935 Bas ra: FURN elie 7 Laciede Priv. tA ae ge = Miandad | condition. 14354" Black: Charter Oak. good mam —. . | 28. WABY Bue fF. cheap. 60014 COAL RANGES wees: weed “cease | tee Zattet $00._Ohee ern Sie i git Ta14 Dae ontents of Broom | ~i) ey okra pind for email” neater: i GETING ia ood conditl | RANGE—WBIt casey ee good SANT en itien. 4a JUSEHOLD GOops rondcits wG y — Btur Vey : A NG a ” cond: ition. “ ms r SC I, es - 4pi : 1a te aie o- roc m b Sige 4 AS I al - = rs et we @€ater. noo os cai upper Oo . Es RA NG ee ~ 1 ~ j atten AN ? fayette : (srand Ail = good ‘ Sah Sis - ~wl ‘ej go g00d ” Cone ee +3. 736 in Tiec condi. F lu oO ciock seen Sund : ner ®ize : > Vv E— Qu! tak v a HEA Sa 7 I Buck’ 8; ike bew; 1 ty E—Cole’s hich 3. “* food | Sey or —_. . re me ‘AB CARR} 7 0150. 413504 new HEATER—M ~*sego S4ion and | | DINING BE > SE WRN Acces 2 “2d floor LRNITI} — 7 hone He: jay os s i @xl? rug : Mea! ‘ Ala ING STO\ Bri Sempie. ke new: i — e new: very igh oven: Fe AAT : . ‘de 365-R. Sa@50 AG i 1a — - =“; cheap — Moore's _ ea ng m -Ii—354"" tab Svite: } — i.4-...."= Bton . before e- 28430 ng room ~— bama ay Bri RAGE... cheap. ne a . BABY ote Billie = Hie k reed; reasonable | “a. RANG Sea Mississipey — ee 300 ._ icebox. — fumed oak: seu gendition a 2 # table —— and dining- GAS STOVE: — S315 “Humphrey a Lobe dge & Beach. 67 a7: ; 506. a s hith-oven._ = ‘fn ana 4 ge D Mok ‘. Qu! = = ot (c) az~ ion. 6% 742 Pi e E—H ot Blast. 35 i RA NGE— me ' a rizr r ~—e —& bas ¢ " : .? J . ’ > io — 75 * a = i wii ~~" aa ris . = OW f ~ : u e : —— ie oer tie 4 4 ee HA) Y r A eral 4537 tl RA NGE . Charter / f- 4 other 4 SET—6-p a le a NITU aa ag oes Juhan av. new “OnRer ted " tf Po! . SEL >: @ A ig - aries STo' mS irilllante f00d ccndi- ——— 8. _82) A © & Beach. i es: SIDEBOART oa e ee AG A) ‘ we ‘ : 4io0d condition aadn— . Lb ayeti niture. Monda fumed Oak nearest and rT 4tifwu} = omens iS “ay Siig! PE tes . con bina nm "ae i t a an bed: OV E—Gas ; s RA NGE — va. . n 200d con! ba, Sala. 7) ~ -eeDOPT . ~ VAL n. — ININ y, 270 .- aph. | NZ room edrox — ne - oe a ned s0m urn fu Ulte : ee oy - - ee Ses 31 - = 3 ver f A eee je ; fe “ened “CARE aGh..« 1 gel} '— S810 NN, GE—Jewel; ow r ry covered: sET—. gat : Nene HEATER—H Pia HE Tso. Wash — New Yo ~ prices: | me be NGE—Buck s BABY Cia om A MF. ~ a eat: ve lenin GE—G le day, J. i Jefferso bie; same as oak: larg ——._*. $0 144 ot: twe rae: bird” eet; —*Fand 373 4 size; cheap: umphr.y auto-| _#nd $ ‘b STOVES—3- Storage A K00d condit _ause Buck’ in eer > neti realty . yi giana av, rOu0d Condition ehe pe F | Dy SING os new. bargain. e » buffet Fi RNITI RE aA _Kenner1; rugs, 9x12 -- & se GOLAR* iv leap; Al shape ee ona ce Bucks: — 3 Ww ‘isons = OR ae: RANGE—Majest t! on. Cail a nd Cass gS “owe, STO. E —Hara rm ; ‘iy : > 1474 le : , iliow & ad | N ’ ICAP. 3503 f a a Ux ™M s = chairs . ——— iv a all a yo 7 S—T wre | . ae _—_—-—- “es ce) > time > at . Moores 4: i La estic, wi — ~ Rose He, : ‘ tel : ae ‘MARY ' 1G ; h rv? ——— i avepette U IT =e ‘Si Cer) t , 3 kit . SUCK s a ee " ‘c) Trex —_-? - 31 1) r ,£ra , reed 5 ae nai, py ——_\4 FS VO! Outh E ow — fart ford th bo: Ke uth. acing nd ler , Aufl ~ ° = oy AD > a ter Os ee Eas;: ie, Singer esser. enc steel 14€Pr tab “Cen c} - range _ a HAii, —~YUA S$. Gra a Cail aft HEATING © ‘s | ay. nd "Hi r.ce; RANI -_-——— . Water ; x ‘ 7 . : ' ’ ; x; ——saw a. sew r bre MI _» oie. FP «= ‘airs, vo r oh, rFTAnG 4..cer I Al I ¢ aodes ~yi NGu— . rt bac ~ - BAHY’S HPy 2924 Fete | excellent AL. cA Noa Indiana. 5° condi | DINING ing mach.ne. e. 4218 Fi . an i S#32ay Mack. ant. « He “ 2 ~*?¥ * £@3 e0nms - tags HRru ess ao” eal ~ new: ae d l: 3-in Jne Supe on ee ey a | RANGE new: ad - ante mm ; 4 Miesour: Ze sige. rf COAL R 0Cd order ; K ac b> us a. eces;: almoer E T—Dark u ne ae bedro» -L— DD nin -. 35514 Pr er nabie. 3919 Ne). “@iso orice Dberiect ¢ inch fire rior radiat 3" JE—Coal. 321 Ww vasona die ; : ‘AY CARRIA ew rockers Sy i! CANGE—S o . ‘all boan gic Meal e J oh 504 yo Re reaso ay date. s Velour Ji} Suite. eo m, ble ana ee Hika Tl oe" : ‘ art ir Oak $]° . . Ave Traska. ines 2. a6} 1h Graven at Ot: ist Like ! 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YOUR SALVAT] BARRY » “" iPka = 2 i -s Vetu une wi a SuN = 7 i —_——s "h: an: w fe ’ e ers a : yf ss . ad tired. Vicker ——— / AL = an ar ge. 25] \G ‘ ont ish: ik iINn€ton at A ~ wrill PP — inter, ‘HOU 4519 en arier — be Ye i4 uUprig 2514) Good .* plush - : 4 Z GE—pR ‘ j ; hea! au yOM — eines ke | FU I ~ a is oc “ sé Se “ at le r our P Ps SE Ho Lt masten. ’ er nadie 44 Oak: he a ~ " . = - Viectro: ——— ‘dition . ily ed _- ll Cond: tio n: Pi lve a R- ; . oT. Ca.) a iALB «Sideboard EN] TI RE ———— é h artz. 14 ~. ~* \ t Is : j fy] *¥ ee hectare Hi " D FU R i'R ~~ ~ 65 265 D . ¥ Water ie ‘_- — ind -s | - ° r 4 5 | ° Fee | > pee ~ ~~ t ‘ i~ ’ ~ = | ci NI ; SANG ee Je! Mar. ‘bas —— BY CARRi a: f Vietor COAL RAN: 4418 = “ach } Superie— 2 On! . fier 12 eeerd, Wate compiete Contents ae ERA . 1 er oe ae j all $33 . SEH} 3 E TI RE E—9: 33 > EF Gas; Qu Q i — ck; . tics oe of these musical ~. mt $75: .« — Handaon : ‘et lagnd-~ « 3} aun Mar —= ana. sok | DINing a 4303 ter Hauting (Bay chaser oni: Or: p modern a 1 ‘ _Cheap 5 {he 8 phic idnentiieiiatineaiiti aaa ‘HO! SeHuL t RNIT rt RE Ham! ioe . usington UICcK Mea! a . —_ 4 nditioned and ere insur 7 ei ** ‘eorre Ff — - : *- e ad ~a = 5, . mUVGEer A rt ¢ se en ain — _— —— 4 4« = as a ——— as - . Feck.a-bve swine frosted blue: | COAL . 4459 Walia, tight | —— 2 fine cong SUIT—Sohd wi ne. Cal furnace: now) °D_ Pri’ nm flat HEAT: Davis. 1416 Olive “hers: Av.. Web D FUR NIT 3827 Te : ARE e ree @Ap. 2 ’ Ei — Buck's: smonth we are maxing. Pr swing child ur; RAN Valiac eater c) tion mahog wae _tar + SOC . nee llegwe of -R-~—Nv Viive rs; te (RE— nn eS, Call @ enin: ee Calley -Too nin er? - yihems ‘! } , “Ne ches: > ; AY Hep i ” Arn iE ——I ‘ke , 1. - he a teen : S130. Cost ref Celon! * 2 a aac al. vy K je r Compton o: i irz av Avi Tis £000 2 a a (cus) a si Hwy co iro\ve Mo 323 West s :. ; | R. a: = inday neular Kood ve *. . pO are a | hey ber aon 5 Og, wees ; - lerse 9708 1a”: Sl —-——- i ——. 280. ial; FURN — neat 4rann . * : nan : > sf r a . sl “NG. > ccna 40 2 as R as , _ Bo- : rE RW} el liam. a rus P i ve —.. _S : 2 5. fy us and . > oo }: ” aT -_" a—— 2S : Ww emt ‘i 2Ae As +N iE— —— A Td id pl =e ®t Prey M sET— ene i a1; nis Mart re ©easer. e:0 a iitia —— Le £2 = = a 7 ie Hull > -—— Ss. 7473 NIT RE— 3 —s a see r Sa ; 7lo - like pew NAaAMeleac? | 4 CAL Ra ~ , =e ater, $10 each 4 | D. ‘ ¥ Brvwe TPE: $: il an walnut ; lat $1 O: Seestee $15 : ., Ting ana OMe $8 fe \ gf ee As an = E°od con- hee Ca! ber oe RNI TU A E. Aa@Dle We od. ; NGE—C . Mal: i ws ci ; r a . fol ting chatre estgate,” 4c, | water GE—Charter 43 NaN 15 yo at low ; -: Library ing stove @€1 "2 a matty Weraide Sane on ae - 2 was ~_ ea ore ] —+ he; ur Fie ill exch a ._.2ss a .. card wT 7 Arter a - a * ROOW . . ‘ . Tice rv table ve x , sen. § Cas Side ; Wak ‘ = — ‘ 0 clox ap, must y x re os an e foe “ ’ i One c LAKE PAN en, § WAT Food conditior Vek =a fee | ' new, in e OM SCIiTe $u _*. ” i URN} = $1) ™~ 10 Hitche #0: HE. A TE LS1ON #ilo sagt > i. eHol — kK. 3225 Ch ust | RANGE—B a Rosas Peas for Other fur. . suf _ sp See - LANGAN Ma, a? ives -# load. Various ~ ; "a5 } ANGF : : ‘9190 Mi hie ze Ca . > ‘ Pay “F kK ne! re ane ec ‘ prec = _sf ; > ni i 7} KE snail rake ~4iairs 3518 oO AD per R - +! i! - ~ ais > av : rn ne re Go uM oD. a ae e oO. j Venter lue Siee!- cheap. Spat he =.” a. . . ot _ PP 3 2004 Mor RN. z ia | T = ie : , “ ea ; tr M nis 3 ’ 7 Clics } ; “ . Pant , ‘Be > _ i > > ’ be ros - o*U), lir TOR my me — vir F , ‘ > ee ts ’ ee . ‘ gan. >» RENSINGR Rea, dipper Bes; nigo cleay on ange. $9. 144% W811: Quick 3 : j DIN1 No. 7 Porest &314W Ns Qiee keenaee : Ott mee ene «Sa ed and svring —~¢ 8 HEAI 8 35 Grace in good con. ! jeaving city Mond. y ee feooume cae 3 RA. yee Sa (1644'S. Vande a : “ A405-18 Mar Fes RN re. new a leavers OAL RA . Rurd ck Meal m wrOM SLT Caen ta! ty en Bis Meee ivory wac ne. $7: ant rER— Moms . a con- ; il) SE 5394 © rio m «om - riff Practical nde- RE ae on AND ST. RA 1 Used - Tv eo NGE (“harte pene aces i $¥5 4 q2 i Mar : E— Eight mo SOLO. 4, . we ©ss form, § » Stand, ¢- . ~ ”_ Size 4 — Putirees | eee ; Dox Musk Gn -_ alit forni a; fr Owne, RJ f ick a new ¢ emtort: wil — iTo : NISMED HO BED And & jaty 9 coats ai te Meee | EY eowch, TROT Cen SA! TAF And wast. / PDO Bd, Mary period Supe), Wie | FURNIT ete -Secsiace — Bo mand. $e: imatens ss oo Eereh. “SANG Nog. “aie ray US—ait hen cabinet tee} ANGE— Cole's high-oves te es wall aes —Furniture of co POQUSES ANC — Ne coat, a? . . a ‘ RAN er = “ Fan! ‘y R¢ = ‘ » ay n ln = NT Ti - ‘ ; 6o! ‘ .? ° a : ~~. . = . ¢ ea nese VA ~ ° on . : =. _*ae iS : + &INOe rea = a re — tc? How =? oOo yeater et. ice - °a | er: ven ra . STO — all - _ STEN JR SAL _t™ma ttreee, Single. white . ‘. ‘Rare A 2.9 v—— Water L a we Ost S° an ErT—_| es (cee, | medern ff) Sacris ’ ba “ e. new ce otk? and . SHO v4 Tro} iron R AN — + cheap. nge, Vb. —-s T— . ° s. . rt y slio oO ’ mr 2. waving vorv - neat 110m; goo uck's«: —— i ki iM s ne. e ark Or Vand a R36 4£:4t wir Ce7| AT RN he : 8S Bras 4150 a “sing ’ f imne . ay i ail hie l. as 2 - y Heati nn -- ery heel . urnit BEDS—71 win . a: © ty ©zi- ore a Con . sei) ing 14: $ yt $18 1B firet-c! ase cond ' om an ca oInet E Rar Pleces gone eet eat —— 7€% @nter ~4 K je I . - ‘ garn . gan ~ ~Harter « ra ke ia he : eT ve he “use, nh c men. every Pay 4. Medd ' A le ‘ ala rte r vak. Pr fen —— & ans ing, &. mest ae} * wc $5374, at attractive Po rach 1° a lcoad Raxae 8; B00d reason for DINING ren me, Cam enw all aa rae aad! $900 wer RITCRI Une, south, “SF end o: HEATER ik; $6. 4652 Michi; | Home: S618 eS ain for cash: a ie. | RANGE— Orage st od Sewing ~ , —Moors SRCRE—Or 8-tocn ne ED..Asa” pri rings. | ANG E — SANG uda -' db . Walnut "RE BARG» — a i— Moor Ca HO. * > Franklin yy err ow BL I ——Dridge-B ~ — enc ‘ la . iw f a 7 . A ng 4 ’ reason Tah — re a aa - hut J at : uffet. @o- ‘4k Bul te ©: reAIines ————— _ } a - ’ - , SE Meek DLT). oleae ided was SOLA . irc } . leet ge Pe urniture @Partm Tenia nd cna) oi wn ment mason, i. arate. Li ; ian $- ve nite. wood stove. $a. ' ~_— low te ne M are — a bar 7 pa bachel . «15 ‘ iar u } E ‘7 ees Ati (ow an ' Use a Only = ' } HO > ert ee DS, ~— "O7R _—~- | ANG E 4d. M m4 m. ach ee [eee ic ~ ' as _ dew, a : rents avartme thy Childe iron} s T4194 > = eee ne le 3 one. - 4 e $a. , — : 4309— ag : Ca! e fumed 1 200 t chairs ° Ward. ze S20 hs . — 4 ‘ .* sei pe UiCcK - smut be 1 > Fa —— - pf > Sarr), | Kew ee on P s e Vv 3 : ) cuRE_ -- = — id’ on - Peuns - ; . sw wf) se ‘ DIN - _ — De Tc = «4 before ~ “Uimed ; % . ATs, 4404 r Os —- — ; Mahogany kas rar t $9 a Der}. 4648 R 4180 - -- . : r roomie ; b! - renr4 —— he ANG 4 1c) NM s D. m Somme rey 2a Vos 15: .. Diay aaa —J). Hi . 4%) ’ " ‘ ak . = i = ~~ Barny ar ‘ rn @ all " : RA Vo «> aa. e, ec! - br , & a rent igh- ied . wa ’ ; a | $ — E—s | A ‘ : 7 bE ines ad 5. o31 > - er- 4 aa EK} — : rT P ike res . Ie ? a :@ss r So: - . Vite ' . iE—s ; : m4 : ine fi Se ena Ney: call Ban} -thtlen. Fog” Soperion how eae Pee | prt ection, Vary handacrne pee | PGRNITUR T Binzet-pinss: | PEATE —Chastor Oau. hor bie rete | et Pe nF dittect Bog S82: arte “Cuyuill | = 1 ities sell chen God Bes a; | = Tene’ condiniaet Galt Bmanares at 4053 Olive. é ABE Weshitxerier ¢ mat: ~ — . en -. ‘0S Arn ny $35; eee-atn front. | DININ wed nd. pony Carved; me Berke » | aT ine E—Dara; tain a, cao HERA, k — S500 SB Hut Diast; Hike -—— vel ase, heatin . P ®L0, talk any chiffo.. RAN«¢ —— s¢ll cheap idge & Reach: acti A, E— g3 has ace : Lin fa naton ay i Pees att — ' re KANGE ad pl ene ee ING ROOM Se av.. Univer ike hew; wi xk. whi uding hab et, 2, Tooms: m one aie aon te - aaway ke new,/ Oli Fuss, Other i. eatove, ch.na ing Machine. Weetmnn mbinag! _5SO0T8 Ray rt ised. 730 SB: ‘ard coal, in ohn HED FL AT a a . — rie ' ring. | son " ~~. ri , mui, wy . Se T—N Sity * AN! | —- ——— y Ning : feen: 25; | FUR ash > ent —— oe on lik. te ee 3 5,2 'nea ee | > pier as 3 r utor’ —— it nd coal aia —.. tee —— 404 . 92.50 Tt i =k Bi | 828, -cal ten - Br P Bee | ar ae Gru “R NIT = = al. Grand t 7R3 RNIT RE—D as bone R =. Are — on we —~ Iv45 8 “a lin. | ete aes tures, ‘nea Ee Seige: Bue terse * _ —" Oal. .: _ condi ton lant in. rooms: ren > am om —_—e wer }, Suct : a Ts. ' J } ay ee ; _ sea’ . : “— "= / wrest , rt. iivin — Loum eae ee i 2 mir: : UOfold « : - i 3 2 2 as ~ wl . . — = lor ra 2 ~ a, be +. venter ete... ; -c.0ONn gin uCiis, edd ric-a. ; Tr ba: \ wey ec im. s Pa tr oeees oon. UR Full-size ve . cad, Pores: |COAI As ——e orang oF isoadas | 4 ae’ ~ PUSS. : hE ed. Ov vat ‘ful Suite, dresser and an v ~ NMaCZany, £35 He roR —— $24” ' on air tj ight: | dence “kgs ased oe" the emtate’ clothing, RANGE —Buc S01 — imi seen: hot . 7 ERT “a , ~~ HED FLAT -*_— . SAd rman. — ed 1rd . Oe ee AL 2? Cubano es . | kK buffer. chiffonier: cc. ; S35 eA The ee - =a ight: | eon, = -~ yy COntal titio uc &’ —— . ae ij — S Wa — ; —_ . Ene. condition aa ti fees Lah in brass =e meet i Bridge-Reach- ———¥_ O42R. b NING re —— caeap; immediate. | bookcase al... h a _.cktra fi; hifforobe, HEAT EA I Tont & Beach; good ; ~_ een Wednes — av. a —_ in che — ' RAN wt. TL wa oad | cas stove: = | STOV | " ~ ~ West; $550: noma. : ‘sii aiid’, oe16 reine es 8c reens: | oai a ew: also Kas range” Tate! | fet and tabie SE l—M — tely.| ture cheap 4012" Sameer sank embinatin. a P t——Buck ‘¥. Phone Gran , zB ew. | Ann, Hofmeister. execute” at hning cot. | ANGE—Coai;_; S| __¥ oud ‘con- | = waring a & “i 2. Post Dispate janitor; cecal ie wh is , RaNaE we ae. | Cellent conc iasion. aa | PC RNY DP 4012 Choutean” @ nina tion 50 Ks Seniighr. | s imme Brunie sa 0 * | enue ide-o ——_ ' ST closet: con oe een — ~~ ad ‘le a | ‘ 7 ote ck's. a _— ee. VI con a+ n . . , airs. jeneuein byf- : _stNI TURE— Ce —_ ae) @ le . enc - }fane a — &) C = Ast. sc VW ith -_—— ars . 3 ro ‘s Ry 4 netting 7 for il h 16 One . and co: — — >| Fang kcase contiensn dtchen cabj: Dian, 2%. Victor Victrota. nit irRe gas ar lede ——SS VIN city amelie — 2 ccanaetL ————s ht in a ood € eS a "i ; 7 — piece; a con.) /] a= gv0 : os ranges: large stock of pac; | ieay ng “ett furnishir os — a! ioe russ bric-a-t ra binet. rugs, . yh io “ctrota, | # Rn. 1538 1 1 electric ICE ROX—s g — FTA Oy 7fteel. like no | RANGE— Erench. oostome fer ‘het —— f _ ; tf Ee _Miesiastppt on : ; - “a » on . [ ty a > ; = ~ ithe , > , . ~ or « rar ae 4 — > ~ ii i . " — . - _ Zz ~ . aha = 7 - : rh 7 a py ons tT, TE—Wainut. xo me te RNs on Hew. af > rw ae condi. nd. | 1974 y. ST3CA Bt Le G-room ¢n;.'m © Mentio % ‘374 Tr arti “est palin — #15 &] * ‘ A Neb. asks Sted | | \FKAin. a er: 50 ibs ~~ "7 ae ‘k 7 Meal. good =e ae - —== ” " ; onal . CH ye lor , - 4Al oe j ; - “ > TT) , i . we * A . ’ RE rm : bie. Delmar 3f204 cor TH] =| nae yare Co., ney pike easing fr Bs | VANING-ROOM . wig av. Lindell FURNIT\ 216 aS eo numerous *,? ul av. " —is« CO itea; NCE. Oa—Aiso tt 4482 H diamont toe ) RANGE—B SOTA il av. condition | i, k—Heating; SEHOLD GOODS — ; ’ _ . ; =e awe? ~~ * tte - 4 val , —New bcs 3 ‘ S, i in go: al a chift, " a Sont tr al “7 es - J guia L oa oo . fie l . = ie ° - * SN mR BE , — gt } Orest on: . ridge & i rand 50473, 430Ay Ow r. Haffner, Ine ¢, tah! and v4 pew ety ie: CUAL ns L 3 Sees Very ches | Dini > _ a" Tv Hros vec — dinine- ; paette- ere ar ha . a a tr Sage "y a and iro, — ‘ t-/ “uet = = . *“ a Gras a DM wrt ay. aaa ~_— nil. 7 » | 7 1° ee ‘ s “Vs —= yt gh I tet D. | pal ni woM FE} gin. 13. I 5 3 4¢ j a | - ; Pp 4 2 bh re rice: redit —* iArge mA wap Arter ‘ i164 v1 Te tf XN "ABI 7O6W » Sul Size; bran. RANGE— — for heater - "a con- . charter be highest EDS “\ Wea ——AAS: oW sary pl pets oe “oven, 1 __Velmar, = 3B. 14th. (eo) } BUG_Con: Ofennta eke dove OF ste relia bi : r Oak airtic ; : ~~ na. | NGE—Cha ter OalL lrand Uke arte oy con Davie tn ie intent ™ piece Tail size; § | COAL ST mee! An KoOd conditie:. | PENIXG Rugs, ete. 51] = —~_Lentral 5532 3218-20 O}ive adie HEATER—s airtight. Delma; | 5°14 my ‘AB I NET—$ 214A 5; —$——! yr ane: Sis aides Oak; in K “ted Kossuth. : a alt or oid and new Po eeeee dat —~ mg and os be: the an | oak feet | Yale M a p— ne was 1 ool pe #.. ? M SET—P a FT . 7 Somont |} Slt) 434 “oO aan 1a 14 F is : NET—Cheap. ——— j vente * womers \ 0 1 conait 2: on STOVE: ; = fate oh > wv ar a om | . ed ile e ; & | ‘ ‘OM : i “ One heat - ae ~— | 7 ~~ , lea in — uring ed oC (cae, iE 4 A I +4 VN ine a. lixe - — . rt ea “Lr wn ~ee 7 one - ‘A> SC house. 1° 1 " et - — ; ties ve Bro ot ha f. 7 arate) 6 hee : - BINAT > -@er. evans MINING nz city oak - ¢ RN — a wD : i VN . rc se Lhew: Cop : EN wr Ae mMmcay y=, as: e. ~ “ . nc wed ’ — : i-big eseue ched ew, Jus iv ~ ob | SING Bom ia ‘olonia!- rirTitre : — -~Mvore’s CUMm- | Sonne Aen a hie eee ar n fron i | TURE We _. | Re MP} re ‘1 ! ] n. 15 = ; r mt ts ' Cre are [ « KAS halige NR A. Ni ik. satan 5 settee 5,4) 4 Say ABI -: wer a* A . _ 7th. ; * a 43 ~ & i= i : : 4 2 a) ig? r a Kl a 205° “ rT hite on siesta ia house ew: at ~ »," 2 “idgs re B oe . ) } : r Sc. 5 \r 4 —In la — — 4 OM key 4th ot MC. 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' ; “ve — mai* = oo a “ basi! eee t _ . . 5A Russe), RANG E—})) | \ ENE rl a “ane te ee r ri XY Ts ~ 1419 A A, , % erry) an ~~ 7 WAS RR 4 Ny . - - said 2 : - = tig . rn, ? kin ead S45 > 4 RY —— a pieces: $i5 spa nh Tro: 1° &J: Pas eatition; com 7 —— aioe’ N , rOn te . dinir e: cy mute ke " Chean new Pa tere 48 and ma} a i AOR SUITE — 1524 : - 15, Sxl2 ene * =: i¢ M : LE STK name! | VA\ ENE» riin sta! Nike 7 a6 a pe ‘ ial Dlecan "x ne Gan Om ye Meal. S1a | pes W . Wilens kes: ana ~— J Idaho. ~ TE—S-piece. Siiaiaiins ae I: ree soaecmestiinnniniitinmenidinee : 4317 M — ; — ° . - an‘ Pt oo i - s i - ‘ 7 hew : iNiTi ; = ou ele .coce fne — : Pr MAN 7 om - : 4 wr. Food he > = »> iree, | - * ¢ ast ~* air. | Da ———~ a oe chean = = A, . . online *. ueanaiaatiniinteste in ery.) 28: P . = Yieg. + Bric-a-brax a rae! lah Date new: price _— +s sce bla , o ern Tt in - Soy, a" eal “ith Profi. he ‘ {HEATER - irons +7 half 7h, most AR COR HEATING 45234 | - Finney. P. Chicage Clea fe Ff are rena as |! = Z| ar : h NE | oe > ‘— 414 “al ~ 4ia na - (nm ') ~ ‘ fu — od ul é ; wo? : : ‘ ion a ‘ mt = k! n te : T. We . se is - A Ke kk ‘ : P| : . Fen phe and ki tche urniture — ’ne ~~ GAR he —— | Atcener ver i eaters eas © MI aii ¥ & 14°» ac! : range mon Vv > sain Buci Rieti ' ‘——Gs@ “ait meneame o.. 38°79. WA: ‘ASHING — o eral » we es . : | Of toe e to ° ea etry lateer 'i - F O05 Tx "eee Pome (@e's hor ‘4. &ir-tighte Dine ais aoe a cond: {iOn. ms: "x __ SUike; and bab new. old kt MACHIN + . ver MACHINE | Sty le Mr wo ves ne. ee , Marke “ cn M Mea ? are noure 121]° -_ 8; Other = “on Ont SET— hn “Gene ” R! GS—sSey . y_high n_ chair. ir S610 ; ales!) Gras Sou th. br : Tag Wr. ‘eaeonabin, er “ ry ch. . Ci in —_——e ‘3 ' “ iz f- . j on \ — Pa dD rh tu . J tion ° "Ve eens ' “Vem ) ou: uVoa "ts MAT). P — Victrola As tt be : a Mon ia " , if A ; Ers. , Al ie eas ter K einer y mM ~ er th de al brass bed aaiane —berenins R a cox? 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Cail af vara MACHIN : wi. . iseo . > St e red arimn “> Geum A 72 1 i A ter Sun- ' or. tee e d _ Hoover ned wh Ac ACHI N * 6521 Ve Axminster | Sd three Wi = NE— $00 ae Ar yoine ST .7i, = _ re orning 4 Armineter — : Ley 4°"As Cla 4 Sh Ca! - DAVY FF» “ v3 he 1} “i i ere at is Bees > eseTT I | _- : i i3 1S > a? . lk tw a ™ j , +) 5 14 = Fr" > Wr sacri. . — care . oe. seat Ee 7 oi Rutif ,fermiture can repr ek : i }APiltwe ne s ie masta 1 GA . * ry . = e850 oh ying “Or RANG! nn reen 8 an : . as. oe ‘ we 28/ Wi : 1a ; ~ TaN Ra . .-, 7 > range ees ry Ta _ as ti, . . v . ~_—— > + gQ ) na 1 Matesti-— = a “45 585 1 mahogany fra; Kree . ‘ one be | Ri: - I - ne ~~ Sst y _ toobs ed + pm. hee bO4 minty eet. daven . wre . i a x. 7 foe Use ‘ ' : a id “oe ba s MO T fap in = 5 42 nett.» sult eee f nge. —— * a ie. : ° » ¢ ‘hon?! gi , ireder. ver by tch _ 4 ‘ isaiy's | nd =e. | ae ri KA rR 5 . “Ja siaee et e China i? 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Perfect Prone a Popmes an in am | Me a ser win ’ " ™ flee ~ Piel a — ‘ yay 4. ae TU Ges . ‘fiar ae seu : > BOF airy > : => g@t SE re before = _ 4h a inc er. — £ood «ae om — 3510 Lacie reser=ebh Axminster: Ohad eaeene ae Aerts . ee hoe bow md ee SE) - ‘a en wens le " “ Nit Ry Rv's i418 00 ‘ete nea Ki . . - ‘ as re *Tla tr . - 4 ie : * | ene = Ran oxmmne:, ‘ck's oh a lked “Ria we. le ; aime 19th. ‘9 Cal) rite gc ¥ ti 5 con a. SP dette A eNi Me na" airs isenabie Arb can‘ rest boo, "Oy Ss RAN “GE ie fouthe om = (EATIN 959 Hartree ! 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Rin 1M ri rane NET loan , h is rear ho dealers rhew- Ps tiwhie tot) } ~ e - MAtinn be 4 ATING ete, = wT : 3718 4 “ _ Omi ellene vee . hig gh-o ’ bed Axminster; — Soply and ‘ , DINIS : Aer 44 \j ry Rie. - os “ ‘ ‘ RE ne La t Aan» bed ena aA ler — aANnn«e | a be mbea- . x* ~ is ; ,e -Heaa Dnab "Es : 7 +. : 24 INCE. - condition “Te Ee) gas ca, iz; oe Chater curtains ———— . a 4 Living og —- ~~ a oe Ve Oe ae with pee ‘| pets: some ere Walnut dintaey,tDo alr: HEATING STO le 3431 Tes ant Wi “Home Comfort S_Easton range: | i sc Or rn condita” on a : = » ) > ; _ ; . ae 4 rr ’ : " 7 ¥ ~ . : : ‘ a " 2 . ; . re, ¢ ' DIN'TS => 2637 ra room » ©) MAN rang seas ‘=. Ney 2 of) ers _or hese Z room «a; *®*] =H rane Terme: 4 _ RAN’ E m_ heater ' with —~ | con Two love! tea - _ Sito Portis all as O' hee + P tr ; ET nl ' i The « te rv ‘ . r ~ . “Ren, after am. = ' the A Qe » *) low = 7 } LATIN $9 VW gw? = —Fridee me 1+ § Merce ‘ nt. j 45 lon. v Axmir ee ee d hr Me ke 7, befor “oe ! ea ' Mar $150 ae AN on e- fre “ “ot Contents of 4 IGA eT E4 - | HE*"-ING 8T ante ao ‘a te gate ambination,— —— i+,!.-... = $45: ~—- + ‘ eag™2 aes . ey, ft Suna + DO, a ; STOVE _. 1hOH p72) ha Det a 17 60 STUVE = oD. e —. £2 hs @xceilen: one RUG—g ‘ Fo-est aT Ni my slie a a) ? ‘rald - — je e t hy ry . on ii ** Sa. we ; f 7. 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Ferd S117" 18 and —_N. ater: bie | TYP] RITERS 2 ae an i a Gun ter S. Ky ian e on } AT Sh “alion, i a 10h Nis ie ox R. st. | SOUARL rav- _ §01- or nch stock cf TOR R 21 In sid ~th 6 TYPEWE td 4 —— . : = rrr rte ton payments. " at ogd paths c. O'Fel -| 2993 1 sary 5 dean Stete. tia Gore: CLE ian: => m orl ake RATE? aL aiitninie is ‘ back’ 7 Ww air. igh yments. 4 \ upr! el tin , Pull —ihe ‘o'r ing! (ce) SPRrc ee N. HE. , 8086 double 24 e | ° OT ‘Ya! An 603] 3 mont r ng @ ia Swen nn nal DO = cel aon rr) #: . rat tigh of th jetr« git A © ' ey. he y allo e ‘ph I Rc 4 or AR 6 Wa ~ st. at. 4 OR —— bse, H d on chi nd ee « Reb iNG —_— a Atl 1¢ ae i) ae mi t; ond ene rT a8 Dian L L rn st 4-ir y lec n L lage, “K ; th _— "yar spi A 99) __ 0255 CYC] £3.-D. | Part _ SaaS the « 1° nec eb: yur ul! — ' ine ivo NBter itioned music st « nos. © | s rn, _be wh ¢, umbe whee E T 36°", ndle: > M ~o0 HH * ery » oo ee 01 id; 15 ~~ & tildin Bay . pe | ——— neo ST.) \ . ° we od c “rr, J th “ and al in a jy 2 ry ” choe! Sc hit _TPa ace; 4 in Io a ae r in r ls. s— Th 3 or very OT )_ F300 ar At ail 16 4 TY . oO7 Cent: ? — a us : ‘E eo mod bh. one © ar a are ar rice, | 2% at Ihe ner is0nab 20 Cn, —- (c) R80 eed « cha vee oc 6 b t R «ye lamont, @ teresto —-~ Nor ode) PEW Fin, e Amer U ranteea. i —_ a" ° “1c Leas —— oh heater: + uid rr 4 Salton kes goo as baw 2 St. roa. och le. nies ot 8 aoe Tee te Be anyt (ae in rakes, | S so) aonoS for Ford. P c -_county. orth Market, se ny eo; week “2 Man Wet » ail | 23° a Ae ante Ui k 8 eott iis. and a Sage A special 6 | - 8, Mc M and Rus BEI nd res 2 . @ ton R © : Pa y yi viii, wor re 4410" ——t = N Vy S save room eelal note: | am ae. Mo. a ~~ T- 44 usse] nan, TRUG: St. Lo ., tc. Se . __{e) car; YCL ack Hende— 1914. orm ee *palre 413. Ma. | - 4 . " gE mad pet ie mone su! pr AIR ~ ® fa he © 1 by Rol} ufac a wc Se svrocket M r; full aa Kard. ender 4. an erly x gu of a2" Cc = q 7 im F oe let st ~- ton, = folding y. Wen = rice $76. SOMPE FOR Pe lt 73, to. actured "BODIES: her & Son: — mt ‘con OR CYC a a Da 20ST oan $12 zand Olive. ~ the Fi Cc saranteed, rebui “(c9O. l } === or S a: i fn Ke 62 bow on DW Zs chairs, c¢ Pey no AK TY 67 J RESSOR ' SALE i TANK live 1 oO. _ HES — Any , s, 801- MOT n: $140." ~ Tyr _ 6250 idson: 4 ——Sanch rete RIT} falto Thee s Troe — YO WA ee al, OV i 4148" OF hard- agne i! ee ——“£14) | 221 Marker ORE ood ate eee | Te 000-Ra eel s jeans 20 alt ce mee a ; or} P| . Arne. medirtenn a E i se badly. Rb Oo —_—— ting, i Ma art, ~ aS LAND PuAT | Arr plsrke a i Rs Civ he ce x. ONT Kal. steel} § Orage tan eee MOTOR ebeap. 199" een. 1019 Waray ‘oper Rare East be guranch customers aft team: NG. STORA y. €@242 F Coupe: Toss FOR ¢ POST-DIs -_ SoM | = Most v. Ze. ave t , loor bu Ss ral IMP . is, ” car, i N2 N Sil st ve ks, ___orde A CLE ——— 14 , and le | arr! rite 7 Rw SPJ. . E : ofr eo _ 16-: . h OMmn G ORD ~ et a ~* 19° P aN wn ‘'» larg new: very —_ eden aan l= red; cS ie nt (7) | RB Lo Ei jo", K. | MOTO 35, Sin od! ide ; ssemi vith. —Monarch vis St an 2 ga ate CL 7); ™ Cc = ‘. ALE Ni rare ' b he ~~ ited for | ha all OKS& Psy ank ui ‘2 | tan R = gle er Car: mi net bl las rch t. Lou a Dri ra 30 € ; ever Oupe. 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'>s. nd 1% inch ore acity; Tim STOR Grattan Baoctbeed Hi 05.4 “Bast | | WF egiaf over | FORDS Sein 33 PLR ED — suaranteed oe Spuren & /CADIEA ya 2 mre ina le Och. tm mined ee ll 3797 urn! am | uide 5. ~ —F . 509 §. - s. | 3, and ra too} nch tr -| cond Yc] -#ior arne > as - ve 7 AN Fo: = ainte — Den Ca! Font ° y $4 >o- eek ndit AC cee bs “i av. galt w uture an” és Prien & ‘4 I e99) | 5 R nd et omamee™ | For itlo E— part ey. eit ak 4 GE IR d; t year 718 No Vai aaa day ton. are re 2776, 8To = eer ot lege iPotig =“ 18H os a ns; re : . G nd 6- saw th OUi8 oth lenthee ago ore. a ttee Ha PERRO UINEE 4022F) Bt $115; ' 6 D =506 = * rol D— N. Vand cann a clo A be tas ED oor. usses ent $2 —S > | BL . 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BOIL}! * 82 | @e ey-L based gan Vin 917 '@.) ill eri E stom 1 Ps ou __Fo - CH v Tk } e. me bes td —j S Ww = hay ee 4 “OR rig) T foot ia . end. dard enc wed all Mott a et pric Wed vier 2580. | Co. tanks and 81 il » en “ie either only a ‘few’ of ‘the’ in $i17 s5 at Ate Na E—191 4305 pped:; 921 ~~ ~ INTING c AIN ae | eust 4 co iv20: ea ta, mode ~ i. o. makes: ; enor we 1.——AAl: 2550. DOLL “4: out of and use ON » x. ough plumbina her holler {c) INTD ofue. and r cer or se t v ay ‘ Ww dif. TOR ye la “Mw ith nditi cy vlin (c WP c ] + TOP U ND se!) 4“y n Pe i ord ipped (Cc? . ‘a : str " 32 u onditin, T live 4 7.1 4 feathera: | p St-ir 1 ha ee st cme oilers mr Te ING EPF heat! et eavien eo + @ - In cy Co. onto al nder F , mannan YL 162L, co., cl it off lim. bven! Dea and —— TD ', o or. are ‘rt 2 itlo URE a 1@! lB mmed ere: | ac it on st 1. Bo sre 0 h. — ND nz ving al t cht n } dia CLEs- 752 de $30. 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Diat DING day ‘Su Oupes, or terme d Used ; ce CHE bber late i & “— 5: ‘on bf20 a! ger, F Car cae. -ndell ‘ a? ail sar g ITCH : rks, s n Ki 0 fee draf i RAC” - ‘AR -21 AND REs- “CiASS xce! $200. Se $1 5: ~ Jo , Ty Lina pairs cr on G j ay a. upes, 3. Tima own will : EV ROTE pad igi RI N "Pern > M er, Ni or. 4 ts - le 5650 j | or Bizes est « ikDp 15 kha t t. p.: TOR soem M M est HEA va — condit Isior, 00 918 2s . Que ell ranke pins, ; 2: 34 Sunde good $2 22 ‘ate ; OLET Deck a: A A {allt shing white si aftite, TURE W 901'w, beat 1c) - B Pequest. a ? BELT S. Br ee ‘Boiler eng! can | For IACHI =21 Chestnut. (096 wr alue for $1. ne - doen ‘0 pt 8i9 | lines” aily “3 a5 ffewadeemndbneenetiven Ee trueing. | FOR 5 Jer ‘selection? D: vdiivsenst BS™,! .Y ay . = ec OR SEI teed. Api — 1800 ee Del | Pilgee R st: Semeekn | melo eae sealer FINE T. br farm o NERY _ B8) | $1.50. bievcle | £254 G — motors | . 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Uis. — e © ng, ork; rity B ry | . 19 —Will NG ma ee OS eng R I FE A = Mo La Ma to nly - {¢) 66 roe —He eon ae” ; URE part ‘an 3x) DRiLL— _N Seh« Stir —Sa o. larg rmmomere syne id model 18, il FIANGE mame | OO ‘tt 62 Tou an HIR e | Sav t th ND AIRT uot te y go; w | , lo okhe # ed fr tr xtenah War Wt —— y. q hh i Ll a YPE P OF ainted. wir -0U a ispatch Co At tT’ had his sit AW s t's ee yw HO tO oy isn WwW : 804. | E o20 Cc ] L: cient UX 1500. ton, Ww ‘ZIE Oth neg rts “Zie — ‘ d- 39 & car DY v 1our, c ia ch s3 sho j ¥F OR $! 7 ord al mabe es: ror R { I IV E P IRMS RE +F - d; “4 6 wh ow buster, condition. fe UM il, § ER— ». 10° us JSF. . LD G . 1809 anted | ELEVA Centra 000-02 Cc 02 VE GLEF. hon mac S in th ’xler __[¢99) DOG wvo_Terry body Vtd. =: —utler. ee ay t- . HI 0 imo vner RR RAD! 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Tri ee , ena h m es. i oe —_ Han #45 Soden, tr —e ory word esmaz —Do hour. — -pas hour; aindell 2 E. 4 ERV IT CRA‘ HUP Leo TON, ’ ee toadst ue Mond “EAN le Proapts oe i dana cont inde: | tf Ni34,40 ft - CAE ~ vie loneriaae” Stearn” achin © it. iAN¢ South en bird as et na) POR a US ‘sell; IL Pe Cc pen 4t-—~ Ow. , ic $° ‘LE A 102% Ho. +d a REST Ca Leon ec rug a of | & ilson 500: 36 Goo t00m —Se JY) our hinery We MAnicn dep ind of and = EXCH. mobil e. 5 . Old ay. Og. nd r C2 | h HIE dri ng eae” 7995 ee — elmar ve st., S L BI vots : Rs ed ‘ ‘ous entra gz ~~ i ourin Koad , ‘ U 1 | NEI N, ver . cash Li orl A s. b ic- EXHA mn, 11¢ als Yrlias: As ~O09 con, o) differ. A dev . artm Ina or- C iANGR ai violl Call abbit a our, d seme Ves r co ~ Feder. ss: fi ned Ba lyne Encine ter oon nd struct achine | cement GE ns, $ Mon _any 6134. 7-pasi Vicgotectiz ) EA aus KLAN yi tra 921 0. 3S ik ior. new. : 0 i] ke o M toval, y 4 ucas ents ic es: 216 ne oO o.. rt r ede amere rst - - ile ne} br Tr o1 and ruct cove EX — t w tuck na 1. 300 v - FOR | 34. or w sseng tor es | 6 j D ’ Mo. le nt ~~ de, a | pee 1918 : ms - oF trade tor, y sha N a-cus, a w us A ay. of fur iO. . GA - AN ra! ‘R us edie MI ineert anch Ir boo buile tural rs CHA ork “pol R} Value ic ) ; H eek: Ker 22°58 r u A (cQO Sa CO Cc ou ili term e! 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PANY, : “\V "E es wi r W O bh K ra 8 ER- — 14, s to ill Espla: ue! 8 ne Ie ES erty. rred_ t-class >} due ex ly ©” One . MO nts Manic: FO t . Gr MIN Gra coe nd IND i, _~ MACH er & in Gin ron ame 3s S RY Gr th c ate DP. oban tool, PIA Po an giv nade ee t. “lot, ~ _ Be in osama } ed celle ‘pal _. 220™* pen 217 TO th calls ORD HIN and E- nd 1-4) MA 484 —E ~ droph — CHIN R ew leatt ITER sh. waa cles. ym arket l ex PS ros n oll Co SF ee wis om iv CA oe h sS bis te 1 $2 Pa ‘ 1M n417 HIN te osdway. ACH ch 10 d Ea ing NER ne Cc ses, {lin pers RY _it. est b —— 129 or ier R -__Bo: We _How ent. t a cha er sen- |) lege. upe; OR saving , ont e at R 10 urd port : N model. i. B00u a IN leap. roph Lsto » tall : Paes Eta 5 Se ’ com t LA ee v ut rT ae : T Und oak Wta - x Y s st; sitiiineieiaie le ar: Cal nd nge 100 —_—— oa » he SA —~- 26 ‘ CoO FO = ‘mod ort e! maa Mor A _E 5 ] ead; 2... 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S pa NE 919 ¢ eos 421 we ruck: $2¢ : 775, : D. lition: MA e. 3: like MAC Cap, Dge ewe z M le. ] tor; 41 Cc Hor, dwa 0O-h n f ‘ a H __Bo ut iditi r R ne a. , n bile or rt | WE CO ———- 0) ” Ds — -C laa CH r, dri gs 0 ach bo .mar in- ycle eR Vv. > p ran ogan AT x BR. oe Pe on. Oya ~* 40. 10 rt be a WHILE H 70 LL U pe 4 (oa) > .D. 1s } S16 sv . ( NEW 5 OR ich er, i gunrantest” m elect MACT er: | qe 7 MOT ston MO} ents: at _Ca at ru bremen fee D.; is} aio wesc: DT ame ri Vtd : Pa ia b C x P 0 to __ te?) | EL 7 L eee b— igan te w ric, ia IN: 352 Ood oR— av. ir tern re any n 15 Wtd. ) ay. we “nee ITE road. |= ive. 48: — rk , te 381 e ft ' HAN ine, S kn L IM ew; Roa n ey NG Diane °; ashi Nott» - on ES. lH - Cot Pag Elec Fore M Ai ason Mi] 53 > mil = iV. 424 ong; AD RS ) OR § 21 | Tou: mode +i n || N ND ce ock MO OU Fo :_¢ deter. + M atch, arh ng: atic ¢ —* en ndi- M tri st 55 . “HI . ab! 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(c DD _condi HIN Mert sorusd — | D- _8o ering 3319 eda: 3 |CH 2602 23d. O., De N-— tral OR tor, y ain © stamens cheap ; ison A 10. b 520 y. | aoe _ arid _ B-hor magneto, YCLES Frame “Hee with + any Ao NE—9-col and stand, | none Wea ath t Sin? “Or vo Easton mort- 1EVROLEI ve Ce 10:30 a. Litnousine; 2775 ORD—Rosdater — with wi r: . 20 > ead. Cc — g or ---- 0, ” Son in Seana cap. Cc ea u PRR ae ea oa. —SSr = & to —_— n " D E 7 a eve “Vsi tie: teiiiditen che Sa . y pn De S HINK . ; i b SET Ni. a: ail | A eS We se Do S20 AN ine SRS ADI “HIN iD. ( mn iF . = dst nall _ Mei or n. (ec) CI n; $17. ii « tral IIL _m. n day: FO! f 41 ter a re rfecti NK- a 2.52 rye ) dro Gar- | | MO fond P st F wer SOR Tres carrer Oo M —ae | IRE 714 Od E— Gran Bur mi) "OR er o truck - in 3 road iEV eo. 0 2775. ISON , a0) aye a. ar ae 46 1920 top. nm 1 — A ay | TOR- ay. lo c) | Ml ht Bho | Pos a oa Burt nd I. ~~ D — , Ween: 21. ste RO __ 306 cou condition - 6 .N lee all K On 0 year, aruabic toe w meas hil ee read | on —A. 410 Cent rissa Spra UT TO ay wer- GR Mettemn a d 2990J hs: che CH ord wi r, real b LET— oO Fi pe: —— ;; Mi siete San t eek. ing tn Vick ods ve. re «cc c ly ; no Nk reir ine; dw ; at Pap Cc : ury: nt ague, ait wee — Ww RC Fost-D driv — 2_ Fellow zhe: an Ch ap ASS engi rT CI ar —19 _Fillino firet- | ctor on ous! aylor C In 3° Pot at tir; Pa i wi note & . aeats ile u =~ | MO “ap: M i N. tee ay. CYCLI ANT Yc D imac ws Bidg. — oo lye 9 Is} awill trade IEVRO pee is’ couse, sean, ani | yee eR - i (D—Roadat $160; or price; NG 18h sOuth Une _ sed TOR onda i 1s ‘Most LE ED TLE ic TA patc} sta wd. - dg d fj Fo es st Guiec Ww ‘td. 771 ® for 1 .ROL ¢ chea coupe a c oO9R s —e befo nee Re LP }: a “Mi “861 a time ; , Mai 7 re) 8; wil r. _ a ie direc aD H Md HL P.8 t hew s 74 Delt motor WN td. pes Ss " and PHO : te pr — es; RD Ww : k ea —In ——————— 1 Min. 95 do E Toon >. 1614 ondi- Sidney ood car; a-2--2 2 nek lg Bt: ty Readators go wf. erfec A‘ ‘HIN ra vote. . 34 Cc HIN lara ii - clectrie — ; 2219 t on P- «CG N 77 ica : ibe nar vl. le. Will t Oy en PAC? Lak. | trad sted la, fair i | ere wp 92 ‘War 14 514 Sotieps e y 4184 car 1917: ic) | Bk Del ney; — , . ~ ? ane ee ACT ET B cult | Suburt pi —Tr lectekee co DE or | c onditic B SE we’ oot s OR ma fs ee ay > bE mach a rte Mn oa | Mc TOR Wash. irrent: enera G ral é oH i __ toda "AR Y Retw trade | ] OR : r; lik me ox C ot. | P uburba an ruck, nditio: TRO ens: one. an ition. | efore EE 4 se ood | om rb con ably kaw 1 Loe G Rone i No F. nable | OR pe 1 El ped ig Y. 4131 “s see 10 ne bateat e m 3 -38 | PORD | 2 ane man. 1622 on; fr eer i on a; | yor N 102 Mick new Nr in ong ndition; ts ee not a ue ef 0. F. le | tor S—A es ene “* 131 —I 10 erla a ee rebu oe. Laan 4, | RD Cc oar 4 ele ee! El . IG a bu EW Michi. to deter; i or w “ da AC » or h 27 Sin sale iterna! [ oO ic. 290 we Elia India and nd | mo h, odel iit y. Li piete m Cc * nesters Ctric 8 rectif ng, ectri y 2340 COU: ya VELL hi- eel. 4 r —- demonstsats’ 256) timer 49 RINE e-Dine% Rinaera or natin onditi 220 vol: nh or 11, 7245 Rahetne fo ‘Under: ~indell rec obile PE fere sa wankee | Del er new te By $595 | PE—i105 oO used LL | FOR 1368 © witf —— aM aA 4 month. maich gore, MOTO went. 7 an _ Sao" BICY _ --Roge - MO 5. Larges oe rwood ¢ sell 5084. ords | 2896. tourtne 4 —_ ew |_Deimar, 0 TE. FA. live. | terme E—1920; live a at U— Roa di sacrifice Ac - ature) “‘abine ‘h. nvags Rs AN an d di 00. CLE FO —— ae ST gest 0; 2 at b ty (cl) FOR ng. Siam in| | ed. cries; tater i i] aro4 CO a “23 i ¢c -76; ou ds N, King’ ‘ .. os HIND y MAC ural Brit . a ee special elec Ele rect BICYCLE— RS a Call rentate gest stock in x, te a pewr! D Ss 54) chee 044 Ho car; ae #738 Belmar tt kt AR ter 1s 6 bb me. a ect —_ * Ch ue dre nd c) ore, elev GEN ctric cur CL —2542 ALE —.. : tals. piete in cits 10 scou ters, | price: EDAN the mene | rn 3 wily | imar. * res; ! ; barga at. ope «1 — . wenat one aon _ & —W h- none ht al ex A'rOR! s. RICYCie ike ngton. TYPE ion Typer st.; Olive Por on™ | Wed. as av De N TRO —— tric abot || E = | ae n Sunday” oe EM = hae ° MAC ; te ~ e A. pm s—I (c$ , “CL av w a is 7 W ¥ 0 iD e 3378 —192 orest | Ww 01 easy _che like vin A or firme ACHR Ka Sat, a Se £165 vette awe re ies pate {EB —Good © Pine Lay SERENE 9 Pa just reg maa wakes? Fepaira, sbedy. wit $376, °1; must be ‘et Sik cae (o) | ae POINT | Fonb . ravols. - » r bef ate ner ves lute - ‘ent >). ren ta] ‘ "LE. ay acon - wn. D. Bas a Ww _Ike nde ra, ws RR ‘ith ron pe SE yee B Oli oO Ss ianiuielel sta Meade ae \ a Wore yes ore ~ a ted witt gua ral 47 02-04 to eer ee alti : 4033 Wa RITER e_ne rwood, _ Or FO oak, . nl or low om iv RC IT T oe fect. 2 lac MA ores red, 7 4 n kl re ——— 92 04 pis 03 Saler —— eed ~ ashi ER Ww ad — nh. RD . ik. tou ont ea AR | O | es ter; . 87 A t M “ t ! er ite N |B ye a! $ Thee TY. ng —C _ $65 2 ic: RD Wid. 5 ~ Tat rin 2 t 2 . oma I he ines hine E Ba a: ‘HINE— Ww ree any make. ORNs A fe. tn y electries catiet 9) . ¥CL Eh Man, ~ malena. 16; bargain; | 7 SY RITER— = orona: a BOriK | ae N.'5a phy ae i 131 Gilmer mode ees | DO ni ys cO., 0N-F ORD— Rows > V ‘al cl Nv hi we . ew a. "AR noi isfac- isi —— ace —— ost 1odel catty | PYRE R—C a ee taho. ing. Newnes pa * open DG en '| R ram ¥ 1. m1 "1 — : N FoeR CTR a: MACHIN] condition: drophea. cn to for i= ral aes 5. 4th s AT "ai ¥C l, ae tod: - h — $18. 'q, light ~ | "Cater RITE orona; che ee “He FORD ee 10 a 200 cash Delmar —dition;_no- dea me tral 2775 | ene We: pion side 656W.. ; c. “ rifice, ’ cl d; 10 moe : at ectri et. “*e, 1£ -tle - res: and | > ax [RCS ean. 8 Ww & d_ st sh c) DG on; no d erm ° x _ ° ‘ : 1@a ’ Q > la i r ric «¢* f BS ST iri’ & ry 1¢ ap. . j ba td. — nd la pe “fo 2E— ea selected | danere yaad a MACH _ 75 ga like 4 wal MOT Pine. “Ph needs. ¢ Wery curent, ‘tr Oi | ers. 98 — 5283 es new: = 4 het WhereR Wd —4¢ —nir | Call” Gran St. a Worm 3 11 Sunday ch 1920 | — Walene ce _3 n BO30. Hove | AT T ar | | 2 a2 fur - ype ~82 e new: {c) iS RE one « Colum! le? u ote 1 SS ‘ay ort en Siua ~ EF e.ma nd. jn tation emn rd drive yu ue sh te ) Ev n A Fo) --¥ sie Ls N OG hi INE o Ww ew er teED liv 1 yfyf er 4 ] mr Mie ‘ ton. his an equipp av. ¥ nde %-—-$3 nar 4062L ee crene! FO son, c er any cor e tr OTT | DO! ‘> i aa 39 mod ans 1 | Ch HE j OR hea | jae: pe ra 4 be; nu w ash sure » al “El guar : ar "ke > 7 ro E} in «4 Vol . re? oe like 1 ay ed: P EW rw ood. 5 6 L cram R E lavtor i. Ape. \ uCK i= | Hik 10 el: b con- evr S — pia: ting rae just td. ingt TY | Ie ectri antee ae F 4 241eC. “~ e Park - Sund ne $13: ou ate RIT 8 cash ento. Pa xc } nm. R layte Mr. in ‘tr — ) shape . — ——- ©!) iy arentn , i é olet HO - beaut — a) “i NH stoves nt | MAC be | Bh ons b me te By d. co: OR oth. | 4 Cas h. RITE Ac wll Smit : 10: ne vi ove NU "TRIC “, o. a auty, , Ls , oy o mm See oo if or iy ‘y 4s R Fan th; th at. si- eta re & AN( r ‘ lo —~ l- RB aton | D. 4026 om 2 oH lik del: Pe (ce? ira io nao. “demon " arg MA mm” 4 ee other a; d 720 | L TIGR A - les 7h c. and Gen. /|_ 8 S BT: r used rice. 68 ade PEW] 218s _ Wed acid ynday, eek i ndard kara \GE—Blue ‘entrat in i} - oA B jotan! h nson new ; firet-c] .-—_—_—_——— RO 1 Brid n and | aallon ta un i« aug o oS Bea bead CHINE Uten ~o4 _ lrophend y of + :S: 47 I’ Hp N. bh. 7 = an ay oe Ter srhie d, Dic — 00 vw. “condi ITE a te — or L200 Paty UDSON a "Sox 6a whit Sl 12R Va! nut ' N DODG ' inic il leck : — e300 BRISC COE OADSTER age, | Pombo me $, ie at - - co vole o i. ince —_ % wakes. na - | N CT finr OO: wr rint rh ‘ th. ‘ IS. 21a Ve or Mo s co a ™ le ‘de D be aon fire ~iU'n @ AY . rt ma et. Wo! y High oY hon OX c. ao ua] waste te d 4 EW . Cc ; ill - v = only = CE ey S a stata £rood Me 7 tenia Ty s a. bu OUle ~y - 2 “ut Sa i c 1 sot 0, th aw n Olive *} OF na nday. as’er ie ] artn Ty re t $4 rw _.*** B ke: ON tec : Hi 31 alu lar E OU e.) BU $5; meant ieee if 2] oadster. @ ’ a, a. 4 ee Price (eS? falo: CHOP: ER- a $9 Try Hive | BR cor okt cn er-brake ae ent, | PEWR + 149eR ot eller for | EY — or Post. Dine nond, LL PE, en CK caer Rs || genre motor: b 4 one- ee i Ma: ; eo them Sree —#? maton one ER—O 0. Si ment : Ace | BICYC} a aan a luc a eo ro $12 = yjaermood [TERS a i, No, 4: er “ohcnt Soe NE 70: 3S va model Diente jane B - Oli MOTOR 192] Bers Fr Rtumsen Amht oe trade i SALE FOR! ante, — bie *beniest N. Ing look ing i! NE 8) rect lew j 16 lO-we ne 1 y 14 ake AS5eR ah T rv m $45 Gal - _ a ds N — | 634 erfect M ; at »ught, a ima tour cn. om lv Cc 4 i cur ay. t: « : 45 pttec ; KD Speedster! ver —- re like new $4, °° > ngeor — Hornbe -—- Marke 1-3 $ wr W272 hicys = S- ribune _—— Hughie. Value | F ry PEWR 4. + emingtot : 1 he a ARMON 4 solid. autor —— ing; for i ont og08, at 23d. - R CO., i«# Der — 45 vod rub “4 fect in motor | Warren ster cle Bh ne " ) et 3 hor Setm CLE rir r e. 2 $27 > roni ‘RIT ieee. n N — =} Koo a4 Wea; u’ lies: yo = jd ok ber: ri} r n a o ae r o nted. on Sta (e eck wt rset Wer cee > an ig acer ~O9 . ~s * ‘onta ITE 0 ease ct as o. 1 (eo) _D 1 « 4 W o 2 2; “Tt E . iu | oh nee road 82 ' 1 he good nA. and’ " | Kut Rj ~ 66. 25 ‘4 83) Week & I] bower ert r ome Ea New ; fine N "12t: | - FF RS—s s. 16 0, 2 ispa te ~ondit td —. uct. ate mod LECT Cen ee K—— d m ster. 50 . Ranta Tas : . . 10F" Bt. | 04 Ur ’ — Muar aT Cu, STRIC tral ll po Roa one Ke 10Ww dst an hett 8) it. go one nger « 6 Slo ie ire. — rer ardic d ' = 107 c een” ls R condit t. T } — de letcher elling Fra hKhOADs 1; Ca ust 1271 ers: Cc CoO nn SET? 277 BU _ trad date ney. 1m lly sine 4 oo he es. Tie day mar ome on % abiner : ene et 3 st. actor Vinder ic I- | j . irk “4 n ra DD = lange tion. Tod Ww R N Ty pe anv m@m fl i 2: "3: 9 ST i ER - 84. R be te ‘ 0 conal good eee P OB 15 le sie . te rT. br BOY .g tires, —— F , ow late er. AL - enette u — es t t $° y ai for ec | CLE —— 5463 D Ww ago ITER. writ en = y | Ar a. or Caan es) | ** tion, el ag sunusianenien : 5. B Roads erms. eae G _ moto ORDs— +f ae ‘model "Relea oe : A Se > o ys 3: ' id mors ir >. ‘ ' ‘ rep Del: ith Cc at. 7th er ~ : ti re qd eines —— ‘ T~ahe 10d in i at ries; as a ron, ds +5 -new : ra r . -1 a : — Teta “dining te CHINE: sla, Ghose. trom: MOTC a: wri ee, 0O Bley cles: (tires, with all ae | "ive 1 check proteator inant Co., $21" Hol: | | ei Bet ait late imod Sag inle tn the atty_ s; Mew paint ————! ie In nm, fa >i FORD—-! S . 1 °43 igs -clag b ord 192 200. St at a ‘ : Taste 4 iwy rtabl fe) Me i. o to 50 O os b 2 _ik Ngee ai} New ° ‘a2cn., end = | 7 - q 10 «. TU Cs inca 3} esoent POLLEY! ECE wirtan.*é nes. S0-excte: | born: ‘ab Laclede: “pa —e e528 ames | SE ne at merican RENTED ndes: om _storee tn wir - ota tints. he 2 eit adic. 1917 scl Totor, > anay |" ree ite spr yiition new 7a: "eas | 5 787° ica tg - : e . r i : »” ; a | és = “ ) 7 rr a = oad . -- a ‘ W s te r ta ’ ’ 767 3 "ol xtra Be enti ne ir —e r' rider | “ecare Y8—Hanaer coO.. 2 ressiring, en rh B AR se w ati r arevin ped berfect ¥ _ Bh : rental an TERE es ‘i Ma moaths, we vaca 2 heart of ¢ Sa 30 « 2739 Fu 1915 No Oth ‘ aot _— ae I3R sacri. — read bargain in io ney Sunday t and ey Ps ‘aay. . § ec, ' oe x? ic) chi “Soe = | ren: Sane , - Seen . toad I SA55. te rena at ger Sy Ww bite ain 7 lane he ock gs. “92, | tor © noto — aba 'p a SW! sil a ny e well ulc ~-3 0 ndy | ~* | Hass Tra - Jet Ka ate | 4 See ; | ired Pop . Neer oa. and & OS es; ve b of coun 2) P_casn. r cycle ny nd inet RIT 12 SF writ Mak _ (089 co Melba teas k i NIGH "ERS E; rr SA NT | KD r Born, 7 made AR PU ob well” S eatminat.~ ate wit ee | IPE lag. “Centon live and $ : TOUR ature es a. bought D—C r_someo 1. w Hartfora. ey RBuiec iTS. = PRieaeee $135: ¢ i ie ont ° eater 8 MP ae oe 1X + a oe sarang on bi. hi BS sy in Wi entr writer $55 4 per r eq ING of Eee ght are OUP. ne. 4 ith all — su SU NE MON KENT | ton ay. be oie as 137 31; Bt Gran AN ' cs @tes > GCLSIO sin loye! ch 1, | le fice ITEE al 27 J ‘Age >; o r mon ra ulty } CAR O- For acne . FOR] ain; t 19” iO On ext Ne ick DA i ‘Thin ay Tgain rue ’ Ti | ae.” piiig-ee mm, | son mn HOR Motor 3 Uikyelet new a thee Aaa Reming i Agency. b43 C MB fide for high-g Lio. fia flat BRAG eae al Qil: fing ege eg ah 6 Cain Six D-44 Re R Fine TO | * const er ec IRIN th R S's ret MOL wena gy €. and = m Cc at ton : 2965 ‘en. ira. rad gr auti Or ex 5 es ro ong 1p? nted cond laa wn. alm P. aamated we fea =. P = 18 “all h ae o and e rade Pui tne t (oB2 RD v te P20; 3 itlor fc) | Bib a, etc. ; oad —_—— Hon ; ere: x N. ke state n w Mones ) [ irts = sian fais aoe from ” ee vai rervice under | ghapeeere a, bel. Hips h ‘'—=—s te The wis we Prem be a nm ie rol ere. Ih | eames Sel ake «o fil, i] URu A Behr | pe Po N T20 at : mard . ies ~ 7) _ eee ; Rowe oemn.ft uctoe Sa -. lL eed (cA) A anc ae wa” aE N.Y Va even

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| » y r- , vere ee « 7 Pay i See — Ree. . Wee aT Oe r ~ ee _ } ; . ‘" / f ay . - "eT ad 908 er eae - a : ; | P Lat vere . . ET nee — eager ~ 2 *%, a Choe Py ¥ eT ¥ ¥ = w " ba ™” : é } RE RE . es 1300 AUTOMOBILES, ‘Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. 16B ooo POST-DISPATCH = O BIL ES -| AUTOM O L L A U T.O M ee BI ES | - OM O BI E S$; co ROADSTERS FOR oar 8sE a DANS FOR SALE " FORD—Readsters’ 3: — to an fe: = ay | BOT Sean good @ition; =e - SEDANS FOR SALE | Batali CARS FOR SALE TOURING CARS FOR va aa TOURING CARS RS FOR SALE TOURING CARS FOR SALE ' “TOURING CARS J ash a! . GHA E —T ” > ” o Ppearance, terms, Open >» day i. | reside residence. ry BS, Olive st.. Oakland Sedan, Sensible Six like a $1200 nit at model: just | i o5 on Toertag, 1990: Slos cash excellent ey 4 S “159 “Lemay 9. mode! efiing’ Ford 2341 5&8. ee BUICK Sed $200 down buys this beautiful Oakiand terms 2800 Gravois Kes 00 odge, & eazy “4166 Olive. : (c) Ade Me =) ) —Sedan, 1918: like pew: 5 cord | 20¢*";, Just been refinished beautiful dark CHANDLER = Cash. ring | P —— ——— HU a ye -_— SH TOUR! FRANKLIN Roadster z. t; sacrifice $800. 4140 Hum ii bive; 6 wire wheels, 6 practically new tires, run 2 ——1921, 7-passenger touring: pelance easy terms; beautiful tou ORD—T. yvuring, late 1921; starter, oatras: _truck; 6-54 mo “*rde24 N. goth: ‘st. cS) | a i-passenger car, phrey' ae st. “° beautif afiam took run 2500 miles: excellent con@ition me- [SF Dew, was $600, reduces Sto run short time: lik w; $14 > a a = _~4 bf Reeeg Peet at curtain eg T so oe but! a ee - a, — _ — . - —y-- and otherwise; trade for new for the Diet sale now goin , $125. Grad | a ance easy. “4166 “Olis - 7” ‘e) HU {DSN iat Toe car; good condition , ' ant eins driven a 4 echments ry $32 ® dandy fale | Jocge® coupe oF sedan. ox C-58. P.-D OTOR CO 633 N. Gren . - —_—— —— S. Jefferson. ' es; car will opening and ‘ of doors on: to own it. This car should bring $1 We NPL ER : “* 5 FORD—Touring : : |) then: ow the in Fre 1" eed Gur i Exchange. 180 Pine ot wee = in smal] profits and quick sales. CHAN /LER—Classiest latest 19°0 sport —2pse_S Sunda) | wheels 4 new tires, one extra. ‘Decker steer" HUDSON—Super 6 touring. 1919: —— '| get ‘the “advantage Pi hand h ° tera ROLE1— ~aret 9676 takes it: $200 down, balance casy | model touring automobile; $875: ly ye ing wheel. 7303 oov _ quality car; sacr ifice today 4-0) Obve. | " red se of the ed. t-qrain biack leather: | Fehon ein Lee... model 4-00: ms ereet or brokera | worth $1400. This beautiful sporting 6 oage ‘ouring, Late 1 ) ae _Hoover_ SN. ae cet, HUDSON SU + Bose or AE yr on ~ ~ nN. condition; bargain. Olive 8219. 10% OLIVE I 20. ee v | ¢ylinder is rarest ba n oa t $125 cash his beaeutiful | FU RD—New. 192: ourin $295; $95 - SUPER 6—Touring car; condi-| y DSON- moter rebuilt from st 15th st. x OT OR C . 4374 Olive a » i rgain In St uis. n't down buys ¢ tion first-class. 558 _?P b! i Ay , Pein. HEV OLET (c7> Open evenings and Sunday. o1)| fail_to see. Motorist Show, 1834 Locust teoae, with 6 practically new tires. New down. J143A Necae Riverside ‘bod. 7TGD=ON ee age ——- || Bement S100 Locust. at 7 Locust st. Open ev and sre, 180 sedan; late 1920: newly | OLDSMOBILE—Sedan; excellent —aaitisn, CHANDLER DISPATCH—SPORT, 1918 because It ts practicaly new. It Chie SS | cena San aeodiiien [DON enanamet soert mode oar De: | t covers: ELEG use it is practically new. It was $575 OR Touring: fine condition ' sell at on. —€*) | senger, sport mod tien: chean. 102_Winnedas - ! ag hy et Se ne i919. like ic) OV ERLAND—Baby sedan, “21 model, like) THINK. 712 LONTHO TO PaT. PRONT: | interest or bdrok -— qggotrmaene FORD—Tour ng. 191 3 mondiontas oughly = = heres: |; omy $675: $275 po i ® fine condition; = “al LN. in; ade.” ‘Done air es | new: bargain. SE66 chem | VERSAL, 3410 LOCUST. OPEN NIGH (OLIVE MOTOR GO. 4974 Olive ot. | “GRD. ina ruse like new: any rensenabie | oo sea =oee ane "OS fey | CARL AND—1918 tou — oo ‘Mr. Lewis, 190 N. Fist at. neat Olive. OVERLAND—Beautiful sedan, 1921; cer) SUNDAY. HTS | Open_evenings and Sunday (22) | 10S ane ene ee eure Bidge © HUDSON—Super touring; theroughly owr- | 0.0 1 seve 8 te, OE Soudiion Us 1920 model 490 sedan: . condition: rea) bargain; $640. o> SHAND seni | DORRIS— Model TAS: adsolu stely good run: FORD—Tour! ng. 1920; Hasslers. mechanic a” auled: leaving city; aK, = 33 re Gai aWi 6—1917 ee con n: looks like new; ma ! : c) | ANDLER DISPATCH on, tires good 4&5 oe) ht cwrfect. 8 te . sod . Grand av. order: $17 26} ; Sioomee t ny ¢x- Sedan: tbi 1920 || int. ete.; be- aly perte ee Mr. Goodloe, Tevis Motor 3536 Morgan. NEWELL MOTOR CARB CO., | P ———_—— rubber: 3 40 Cc a md coat Sue Giocorist Bm Show. ‘1834 Locust. OAKLAND— chummy roadater: a battiesh! renewed in every respect; dark blue bod —— saan: | | DORT—Touring. late model. used only, foNr| Rdvie. | oS Saw. ee ie DSsON—t : es 74 1970 model - gar8: S356 = +| With red wheels; overhauled and y, PalGeE— Will sacrifice my late model sedan; Olive at 2342. months; $750; call between 9 and 10 i RES e wings —— vin x, more model; just like ea heed paint. tirts, one eae tor ‘ B.| teed; convenient terms. Open Sunday and m leaving town, must eell; see it today. Bomont 2602. Central 2775. | 3545 Missouri. (c) | FORD—Touring; good condition: no jun ran. eee 3483 Clive. trade; give a'l Monday 1832 s Tutki MOTOR CO, 10 36 N. Grand. ae yum eter Cor Co. 672 frre aaa -¢ I heer arte? oy a eg best offer: | punemplored: . 40.” “4623 HUDsON—Speedster, 5-passenge 7 late oes aditiony gael 1921; —_—_—_—_—_——$—— , CS ee R—Sedan: beautiful: iit new: rive it 4221 S. Broadway ese 4hi — -passenger. ate . e.ient condition ~ | Dope dan: (e2) ; . 4821 8. B e ; —_—— __ Sroacws 2 | OO KRD—1LODU 1° ae model; cord tires. extra equipment; Keokuk. g00d tires, | 1G E— Se ust overhauled: bargaf ) Le eeene 21 8 Sroad way ; ELCAR—Fine touring; excellent condition; ~~" ) touring: starter: $235; $100 ood conditi : Holmes Roadeter | $850. 4264. Flora. “Grand 1687 a}. SEE NEWELL boo OLET—Touring: call Sunday after-| —priced right: terme Box F -123, P.-D. ou 3539 Magnolia,”. near, Garage, 318 N. Whiter — itor OAKLAND—Touring: new roadster: late E-—1919; fine condition; $6007 terms. | Bete | 731 Pleasant av. Tyler 8246. | ELCAR—Touring, be eal: run only == —————— HU DSON- aie. Soe mechanically good; @ 5_N. Grand _av Lindell “dat. BObGEs Bane. ' | ees buy ive at 230 | ee eee a ee te pric mer tes regular price er special So 1 Teariee, Ra shock _ sovurber inning’ order : 7 see ames, a Greed 85M. Ghevrolet ee "“ehape ~ 1GEh—New sedan; few | : =—; year to ay aia ad in Orst- s pe; Wii is i t v e °o BERTY—Chummy fondeie:, ate mpdel, DODGE Sedan: 1090 Tire, wheels: extra | balance 4109 Olive st roar | ORE Caan telastewt?. cavatit afas: |Rew:na substantia! saving canbe made on | ot body eeraarte. 1610 Lafavette. (ei) | —OTe2 SONR2 SOS STAines | Baril iia 2 on av. | Auto Co., 3120 Locust. Bomont 312 2" av BURN— Beauty 6 S12 i" r% r: 1921: used CHEVROLETS—Tourines: two: $135 = HUBER MC TOR AR O "\ahie time; afi’ is tp starter 906, Commmenes | | son Fis fIRERTY—Chummy ‘yoadster; sna car; VODGE—Sedan; late mod othe: jike new; 22300. 320) Biddle. 175; terms, open a! ; o_ OTOR Ci C *? able rims; all im tip-top condition: $340; | | |} 3B appy imatieee: CHEV ROLET— 1027 touring: ike mew] ler a a ig touring. extras: Open all day Sunday. Rierling’s “Ford car. HUDSON. FRAMPTON OLpMoWEE : t. Pr iI umpers, radiator b 3 Rou ——_ ae | | : ; . See Houston, 4300 | _ cheap: trade: 31° 506 | s sijefferson. | Dealers, 2341 S. Jeff : 7 r Sars sakii—is 19 chumn "a roadster; con ; ar cap. RiSCOE—Touring car. 1918: e& | Forest Park L! 17 et = | efferson av. | A are 4 | other acc essorics; five tires ; - good condi- | ores ac indell 7000. ? . : Locust, at Leon strate: ‘igen like new; sacrifice $450. Delmar! condit ; : eS. excellent _ tion; $195 cash 5232 N. . Broad ~ 7 Cf swe > ee FORD—TOURING CAR. NEW: BARGAIN | FORD—T our: 16: 19138. eg TT wh ‘7 2 | oe. “Ke@) || the reduction. and the price asked to- || BRISCOE Touring: | late moge ewer —g | “ning order, Vig verceins at S126. Cail | TERMS S134 OLIVE. (c) | Pd good running condition: $175; oe ain | Bameraenartin Sena: 7430 OTREMORIe Ip . ij MITCHELL T. @—Roadster, or will exchange | Gay is pxtromely s.: special sale price, $295: terms. |_Mon ay. 209 N. Sarah st. ere il! FORD—Touring. 1920 model; looks like Locus e~ Mendenhall Ford Dealers, 2315 | gee | OLDSMOBILE—“al re qust. touring car, $740 Delmar. Lindell HUDSON-PRAMPTON, | Lewis. 1900 Washington. | GHEVROLET—Touring car. with ext new; motor perfect; $200. 3713 Cass. (c)| = ast_st. Cogn evening. (ec), 4 5-passonaer. or will tra le | Mr. a) ae or = nae — (c) ceiiieiael elgeust. at Leonard. é | BRISCOP—Touring: 1918: will demonstrate | 1921 model; run 5000 snties: Griven ee | FPORD—1921 touring: excellent shape:| FORD—Elegant 1520 touring; with regular | tor smaller_car._ 2900 _S,_ Vince. OLbauenil x ‘ aimeeoneeeer, Biz sacrifice: 9250; on Central 7430. || , any time: $200." Girson Auto Co., 3120 | owner only; cheap. 1421 Farrar v eneap; trade: carn 2500 &. detterecn, | one Smcuie saree, Tarlo Shek: | * ie ween take Ford! condition; 200) 3h a esa n' be Cc | aon bat uO . De SS) ‘ ise —a° x ~~ “al . ai . o . im tr 37 Sox N—Bbeedsier. powerful xoing $45: | FORD—1922 model. heal a re | evenings. en Sundays and = tires, 2. cord: igi” 1815 8 Tnlles; 5 | FORD— Towra, meet conaiion: must sell: _best bargain Motorist Show, 18. ous? | fat; Pose EW “sacrifice my 1919 _—— OLDS MOBILE—Touring, - ; ~ ' ~~ del, under list, 1919 U ‘nior. | BI sCOK— e = cord; oO . 39 h oan nm st. FORKRD— touring: “sem r- real b (pevreiet roadste 135: etarier. S241A -——— tIsCOR 18 0 tour irst- t ; D yy 1915 - touring; also 192 “A Aste 350; ; VW arres. , —_o FORD — S400 1920: like new; $425, " geat tion, good res; , 43 §: ,iret-clase condi- | aoe orané 3483 i Tour ing, 1918, con renaing order; @iarter and electric lights; like i tow Call Monday e733 Aad ae wa “ea 1900 Was = : SAKLAND c= Roadster, iate "Teo overs. 3725 Delmar. terms : | CHEV! ROL ET 490—1920 touring body eap for cash ‘sale. 3903 | Evans. _—s ain; cash or terms. Le May Ferry and : z OLDS s—i014 mode): ” edition: orlainal color; like new, starter i OR —— n. 1920: eta ter, coos no noun tables: | F RANKL aN MOTOR CAR Co., Natural Bri — y perfect; 93185 OR \ | FORD — Tearing cer: in running 1g condition: = over_ra 3 793 aa F Fs a model N; best model Hup _ South ne battery. ete.; O K, guarantee’: $150 cash, a terma, trace 716 N. ist st. —_- Locust : rr On ic)| FORD—, ring, 920, starter; excelient | ever built; only . rms. . f : ‘ _ $150, _ terms $5 | weekly 4106 Oo ive. ‘s 8a Fo PrP I—Se lan. 1918: rood | c mditoin $390. a oe ALT ,enings and Sun day. ‘ CHEV ROLE T—1918 touring. best condition. |F ORI—~—Touring car. late model : tmust se!i: conditio py has winter curtains: : | ris. 214-16 ot og mee Man Mor OLDSMOBILE—Tou N ao | 4008 Lucky st. s -037. . - Central 2506 and $200 in cash for Ford coupe, | private party. 4642 Delmar. (1); terms: open ail day Sunday. Riefling’s neo i economical; lots 7 iid & OAKLA D RO ADSTE R. 192 1 | PORD—Sedan, 1921; good condition, will [aun oo touring: first-class condition: Starter type 1015 N. Cardinal. ‘c} | FORD—Touring. 60 days old: starter, de pert _.Depiets, 2 Jefferson. JORDAN SPORT worth $900; take = ' F ae t oO —. ' >} tonan ‘ o~ ~ asus . 7 = —_— — - 4 F “ $900: } Mere is your chance to own @ high-grade. sell cheap. 6336 Enright, Ist fioor. 2 BUIC KT ca $500. Asli Russell. __ (c) | wa lg ee eer EC ‘and, if21; new: sac-| _‘mountabies: 380: bargain. 1461 Rowan. FORD—T _~ ring; Winter top; iomcasiabte Four-passe eeneeeat @-entinge _Olive st. : : ; eee A pind el only been ‘run _~ a. FORD—Sptan: bran d new: below list price: r om yg Soe eet best | Mee at eaving; terms, trade. 2340A | Pefown, balance iate model; overhauled; $75 open Sun — — panes 3 —_ See Sue SS: _— ear, Tr, newly | painted a rich maroon with OLDEM gp yee : . \ 4 -- = trade. Se is , > B eieetiaeeees Pat ‘ > 4 - — _ ' nN SBiance easy. -0U; open Sundays. 3850 Olive oa * Ussen & efling’s, ee cash or terms. Owner, Lin-" oLDeuGne ee Jelferson. 8 Se negiagd ones 292 0 5. = rT oF ee _ 2 — oe 16 Lafayette ( se cash; need the money. 3712 La —— = — \_pl | tains. shock absorbers. radiator cover. other i 4110A Page av. FECT COnnrts : t starters: A yer Phe 19215 both with | BUICK—D-45 touring: guaranteed: $° 97 7.50. | atic ot. ee eer os > oa Ane | “condition: terms, extras; bargain: $215. 145°A Clinton. _ LEAVING SHOW on “ . terme, Meteay Berry and Weber's carl or| terms. Missouri Used Car Exchange. 2901 CHEV ROLET—192 touring; lock wheel | san, + ——— —- 2318 Victor st. | FORD—1921 model touring car in excellent RELOW EVERYTHING; O ] re R el > eT rOuD—s 5 —~ ne roads, ss | _“ilive st. Open Srvnuavy and evenings ny ; shock absort era, * ecenagnainn curtains: FORD—Touring. 1921: with many extras: | condition; equipped with specia! ae | an: PAY UNIVIERS A Verlean a ‘ . ; oY ‘ y £447 SSE” YEE . I9 ° blac . . 4 L cust. at eooer =) re I ; A. AU Gh “aia? vVeur at iition ohake ‘toe = Mm i 14 -D e.mar pS REED ren FORD—Tou ri ¢ — T — | Fu RIL—~—Tour ng. 191: looks ami rums as wheels. six tires; special ba a ~F wire | general appearance mofe Stormont 3100. “¢ nira!l 74: \ ,anceventer Tes geue “Me \\ ‘ Poreat & . " ; . a4 re Merarn« “yee ele ! a | ' ive; We ion’ t le . ee el! har 2. ‘cy FRAMPTON. Bo C Fac wikG > = ‘ = | FORD—tedan. late 19°20; pe fect mechan-| BUI« ae ee at ‘ — ne ae. | egverting 8 at i a ge Pa ey eay- FORD Foarine at a bargain. 2712 Mis- | FORD—Tourinz cars: all models: starters Bomont 1h at paenase. | ee ia . ers oo, oor, ee Aine paint; $154 cash, balance cas good; must be gS ye war Re ell cheaper; one- | _ Sour! 8 | and demountzbles; gocd as new: you save omon entra] 7430. ‘ ce ell nay nd Bel me! ae F | S208 _OGve __§ » er eg Ape ce, $400 takes - ing lll. “oe, $375. ay Sg oe. 80! ia for FORD—Touring, z. 1955. brand-new. will | bie money by inspect ng them before placing Oldsmobile Touring, 1 et @ @reat ea: rifice er trade for Ford “+ POR —— Jen ] OG) _ runs anal jooks Ii BUICK—Touring TT . — , = ri a ) service. we satafyvy. USED CAR EXCHAN? oY. _ trad o in old tires. 1740 | Dol man. toont Magy . X —_— — or bodies taken in LOCOS Sia Ge 4-passenger, late 1% K or Mamonts. Open Buncay S630 Morgat val 'N ‘Van ade 3100 down, balance year new; only $795; — $27 % i. v : — ike the Original 1601 Pine st FORD—1920 touring; starter: Al condition: | 106° S. 12th st. ‘copesite city ball. weer Ce. modes. 1901 Pine at. (e62) $°00 hd 20 PAU KARD—Modei 1%, roauste: geod run ~~ : : : = 4 eal 716 N ' . os er 0s “_ Yeiauce COLE—7 passenger. 1921 touring: first— McKiasock. an: FORD me — nn eee ee L. OZIER—Touring car 654: suitab! e » for , tow It cas own buys m. ing condilk — paint a in be ob:alng . elem ee de . odel. $400: good con- ! likK— Touring 1418 saanendl es tT. NGitior 2 wire wheels; $1; > saay terms. FORD—1917 ‘ tourin car, at oa bargain. cond i aaah ph ~ ‘ 123: ee ae r ‘abany St 7h $200 cash takes it. Call There ie a 6 ae - a very low gure See Mr ‘ijras Sery . ~ os ; idas nae] SOY. Jobn te — . ' 2 ; 53% rif : JuCEe mn ‘ina ince - orp i ive (cS aciede 1S 57 c r nis f) oat ; , ashe ic) ; aud ' ant > Gheeeall Love ra wer are t $375: $15¢ -— ———_ ~ a vs Sere’ irst-class cord! eee wire wheels and oth -) |} you want to ride eae ris Gan oy onah a . . ena ° Onp— . nr iv l : = A . ‘a a : ; , : : Vie s—191 S mode touri ne. uarantee i. FORD—1919 ” perfect condit on, als ) new accessories: 31 R&S term is Open 7 pa Biman ' M \RMON be hea will take Ford es — you were ever i me A ways oben rip . — ao 4 arm ore. os . “ " ay lar ¢ ‘ian’. ith Ss. A : . re ; on ™ ty day 6 _ $100 down. 2901 > ‘ Ford — touring — bod v iv 3678. ‘Ss. Rroadwayv and Sun faye. Missouri I "sed Car Exchang part payment. 67: § Ver non. Boe ae a ride in this. Cost over Al aE : es TT m bi. ACT PU SB] Liz : ew car " : s as De Da ba , ; inga and evenings. T 89 | FORD—Touri ne: used lw onth. — ake atfer 2901 Olive st St. ouis ‘ie? MARMON 34-——-Touring, tu excelent ~ cond. | SOOO. $950 . Piret uick ag ne eee: Gent '€200 take ~ i. '9hOR Y ae 1 BY HD—sed tN eariy 17] ] . BL — — ge A ig é. yurtng. 5-pa seer eer, r. 1919 hefore noon Sunday. ; i ’ >t ; A econditior bi CU K r r - oe oe . — ? repaint i. te verhaulec wire whee! = new FORD— - — - me peseere - : _- er > ord, ¢] ; . e ° ee, Ulpperc wit cord tires: two ex- BANDE SRGeist od conation veancs- | ait inter Mr Cooaiee: Petts alcion Co.) grt pats OF trade tor inte Ford! iad | $1500: Merma. Wilt ‘SScept vatall Sar ‘88 be A as! heap | Excite "tbtigees gpotiighe: signal ght: |“ QkIVE MOTOR Coy, 4ane . _.. ole Milis Motors Paw : aoa tn aol —\ For raston 4 oa a payment will accept small car asi ORD _ ) wy. 2° jer Practically a new car Y on regular Ford | J AD sO? Pine et. ‘c62) | ova Thi evenings and Sa: SON t— Roadet: af * 1via in good ct ndi- tl Seu lyeu reconditioned . ai ! BLU It kK cal rin “ ese we : ° ’ . ari n . ear; Bord runn, ing orcer. Bs art we? er gine absorbers. extra t‘er; ilet pri ce pret het as \utaae 1P18; good condition: = -AND—-Touring: sure | ‘ lon, $175 al) 71a Lafayette a ao vee ed oni Mh. yg ~ ndeuhal!, Fs - \ rfect will caine FF — «\ nal : ooo FRANK! O17 5 pt heny C4 AR CO., r- ne » = ae aa —- a ieee ane od th « Pann vnn A. re e § 378 on tormea. ICC TK $250 4113 Lafayett e, a ‘ote ie a . ; » a ay eood motor goad te wt st pen evenings en ee - Open evenings St 4 | a ‘ n yr , never used: less than - oh - sys me > ee y ae car, 1919. cod co | ND—Model : will gel t'ree: jloenese: oniy » STUL Oe: *7 Idaho PORD—1918 oman a ° ne new : fulls is kK — Lig ‘ “tou mae er co — aa ——s 2817 , . and SY 2506. ORD hi vers! je 2: w rahe fc) } ‘YARL EM ay On CH,, 1033 # Grand. tion. 1008 Dti lon. & d ca dt for smalier car. 126 Junia bik AAGUIN 4 —Hoacdeter 1917 & new tires. Riv. rs - “10K9 rifice for 42 78632 Ivory. SuImm er and winter a gv0 . . 4 Bassey wear €90. e ring car im fairly good ‘shape ; . MAX W ELL—tTouri 1916. ato to ‘ Ov ERLAN car: yood rmaint ele trie lights starter: Al | : i ic?) _Webat e 1O4 s € i rT A ea Kt =e Lee fe) ) __ bargain; terms. 3 2A morning. A : ie cet, sos _ Hebert. __ eS A Mg Atarter, deinogniablse, ump BUICK—1018 touring; recently painted and Cole Aero “ FORD—1921 model touring car: rea! bar- | SEE MAX WELL—Touring. isto-ibie. bia bar- | OE ERLAND— car. hoenses SAXON—Roedster: $70; cood running or- | neer Cir + 110 down 3539 Magnoli very & echanically; pr age se lh me Say she’s a dream, luxurious 4-passenger | =— in; terms if wanted. _ 114 Cas. nr cain. Fuerst-Walsh. 3910 @: bie We | __.£? Tyage a er; good tires, mew paint. Call 2814) pon pe. ay oo a FE 6640 eye. Sport touring; refinished like new; lates st | FORD—Touring; 1920: starter: good tires: | | IS _never close. (c7) | O% TRLARD Les 1Mth sf 5 ic ni eean. i891: hareain: termes PR. is I K— Light «ix tour.ne: D-43- repaint evel edge m ode ; Was $17 50. reduced __ can arrange terms... 5456 North Market.(e))} | t Kk. 6 Kood seen at Rialto Garage, 314 N. : iran: FORD—Touring car; trade for “horse PL a NEN EET | re oo. money. 182 Cleveland, 500 OVERLAND—With 5 . given a 4 ~ yvew. © US OM—MO NW EAl. TH— 4 ” ! muie OF Miik Cow {97 Nat ural Bri wo re AN AL a uring >» &2 Bee offer | ~ a sesrcectaatencceasemaeagealanrmaagy ‘ _-P. open Sunday } Om = a “a RDS—Tourings, rosdsters; > trucks. | “~2,/ ‘ocunt st Open evenings and Ssund diti - ‘ ' e ™ ‘ . Ani iLz& ‘sg. Hulck Sh. Qm ae S| j ‘ - « : L ) 7E Louring., } 19 fn - oo > . rucshs * ” : Une ay it on; call before a j car at a low price. na ard _deaecn_ lesen — Jefferenn : ; Bl CK = = e . ' ‘ke. 3 am P ash .of offer t takes it 6410 ©, casoni first : ae to $° — 6: 520 S. Jefferson. ; en. aa , "A17 siipiieianeeee 508 Arsenal at. 138A OVER ND— : . ‘ Sn neal i, : Se ret : . he - —— a 7 Db— ~) « pa une - c.wvuaeor e~—aer yw TERIA NEWELL MOTOR CAR OO., if desire 7 an Wen eheuied i R na Rood lovking > . — ver- DC DGE—T uring ear, in good shape; cheap 7 er: cows Sa00., ett iN ere | oe KLIN —Touring B: the a eee ~~ WELL— Touring. so50 at Het) week; >} e71w- — . ‘ ler ’ . ia ig! er upholster aan 4 new i¢a res herokee st. : — Pucli« . ure n t i ; used e: origi: a ‘ . Locust at Jefferson. 1 - ae rt.. Webster Groves Phillips Motor! comfort ; Price $1100 ¢ t. quiet and | HopGE—19° ho ear: sen Sean — FORD—Totring. 3 months old: starter: will s* . - 08750. te we. or sale at a price! enamel like new; worth : aaaih . Final OVERLAND—1919; —_ " . ~~ , = ny STTW , ; a _ inert, deck - niles ce “ord Tro i¢ " 5 “min . - pee AA ter : pa sacrifice: need STEVENS—Koadeter. Ww “ee = —— | Fr RD—Kedan., ~ Ko area md ’ — : . Spe- Riverside LAS7I. fe) /OVERLAND—Touring: a . mperiai; iate models; Al condition, ‘D—Sedans, perfect condit oniy.| 3 oh Mb Lwuls.1e2 like new. 1825 Oregon. se ew top: S165. 1817 Russe ' — i MAXWELL—G 3 —— ee e y s'i@hetl: ; . ; oni Bic ot eases - . ~A eron r PP wy I ! o co ‘ ata aks uh ehd rood, 1921 touring. eli c} | ar at a low price; ; . private owners. __ 3940 Lac lede ) ay te) | sneathal’ don ts ihapect them and save a =u! MILES um 1. oe eel, DRIV F %, 1543 i ee totes. soon eee meee oe he te Tou pursing " 1918: first ash offer "I7 1, at — g Xe. be ~ nga and § sie used; will ener ioee for quick a 2 oe Fs xy or time. Part. Gra Be .. d = : sf price. l' sed . ° + . T - > - ¥¥ ; re ts 4¢31 fer. St > art aes & . » Uie- reenal:. Tower (srov ar y } as ‘ t ae e% in vs +4) ga axe man. H{ ’ iD | : SEE N EW ELL De 4 7 ito Rosy c “7 Saat pr et ot nts 12M its Ti \ at 6 oi NIN is se : TATE vn Lolly; = Tor = “ey 8; a F ORD—I192u0 t& urity Cal ie . = eRe = =o et Kae = ah ae — § Delmar : ve elma te "b 4 wor Touring bar . Before yeu wet er car, Onposite city ha! * S. ivth st.) LOCUST. OPEN NIGHTS ; NAY" sei tion; price $500. Call 7 ge N. Grand fe) F RANKL 1N-—5- passenger tounng, 9-B; re- 'MITCHELL—For sale or will trade for | 8. 7th st. ciao ve at 234 ry a Ca eee umeremaeeece —— - -—— Lae ae ~ - — DOING Ee—Touring — - : FORD—1919 touring. good “ - aE SnOG ON original factory finish: has ght delivery truck; 7-passenger. 4 iv ; ROADETER—se mail: Bos’ magneto tan!- nm ~ ay ees sate monthe old: gocd as - ee wae A CURING RE Pr Teh 8 a oa oo | call before gain Cail & to 1. 4})°" ick a wire wi ae, 4 weer alwayve totic excellent at orissant avy. i ” 5522 6 fam A ecgeett gi : " " n owes . Siers 2 ‘YY RMrA “VT y “ wee v4 ‘AR 14. e > ~ = ote ¢ are ef thie ear ar 7 ’ bit > pee ay — —_———— - vm $75 CH Rr 4521 s. roadway. mountat %,. Sheed _ eter i éi30 7 ol WINTER UP NE we HE R é Aine LMiMGk seuring car $290 a i ite — db ‘ORDS— 1k , ourings $i) “=e ms , 1750 wea ven aie bere ich — a poceeneer f meng 043 1S. a. Soe; Small, with starter, $83. SULD | “late sale; not a worn out Ford se “ere TERY, SCAT COVERS: | iter S011A Wisconsin. - nd leense.| _trade #516 Faston FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO eap; call Sunday afternoon. 1943) ove _ s Jefferson com | A te - S ; but L re aoe ‘ove - rn : Sat AN) ' OM POR rA BLE. = . he pe 110% A, 2 wtf s) : — — = _ Ke pPS—Tourt: ge 4 1917 ¢ 1919: $1°5 ~ >] . — — ye Moony 2 ent ay Sin ‘ye Mo ntgcmery.— nee OVERLAND—Touring: 19 ; A ER—~! or -. trade. eo eviinder: ee oa ated S300 “on this ene: will sad - ‘ ANY ok *' aed i ~ hoff nod ms ria olike new Be nag on? > a ? 4 a! da 7 “ es hey ‘: So? wy . ; i7 4 entra! e508 MITCCHETI L_—Tourine. Iete treba) 5 ee ste : extra tire: rong. #1 _ fer 1 or 2 ton preck 920 SS. Sareh Be vidal. rate 1409A Grattan « Centra. ‘Buic k me) iX Kp ur P - AY DODGE Touring —— ‘9D ; “astic tefling’s. Ford Geale:e 2341 8 Jefferson. yp LANK : IN reur — nn $70 ke lke anew car: special sale orice sah Rerrett, 2423 nice oe ; si3 modeis. tn Al a RAN KL. in— -id. i, --+—- ; . uote an’ sul :* 1! mal eond : ” , $407, c ania = 18 model. in ~— . PON eae l Me 2 | with a esc ories " pol . cs No Te a 6. pas —— with late , “ae terms. Mr. Lewis. 1900 Washing- ; OV: wo ZHLAND 90-—Tou ae — ith ; a_— se | “he : " - Me ines » hurry: origina! athe = “ov . r ce , dn owes a nan : r tirs jpportinity ft — Rete os) ee at . "Rlanehset " ¢ foeerdans an | . P21; gene 00 miles; ne ous $1008 ae ane exceient How’ 4 be. 2 : ut 2 mond 10ODGE—Touring: fine condition: good tires right — a . ee — . off 7 us lat ind good @ cor as this ‘ tt MITCHELL—tTouring; 1920 model; fine con- ate purchase: —— ‘starter. — — on | rg | og tbeon Auto Co e 312 0 Le ~~ z° ; ~~ s- “ at oO} ~ Car. Sl iv ” out ust ee] $339 ) +4 -9 Grattan, rear ca FORD—Te ou! ~ x a O41) . tarte $ «. has a eves ne «. of « re and is in ex- — res! bargain owner leaving city | Missourl Use tL" sed Open evenings} “ niall e ‘ . ‘ , ter . , ea"? r ~ a . nr : _ , ee be . , a? aw ST ‘ ° Zt " if i “Orie 4% . GB > a > ri . —— , : . | Call before 1 o'clock. 2613 Cher- | FRANKLIN—Sedan. ais ®t) 4243 Washineton. rear. whnemen ~ 10 aeeen . ‘Rie ins 76; tere “, 5h Bas-| ts: Soe ody soa" Sundiv. Riefling’s, | factory finish a er eee Pevte, ony marnine ov" om East &t.| st. St. Louis. ey | o- ——. | throughout: a fine & refinished CADILLAC—Touring: tn first-class am | 5 ; Ing’s ? Jefferson Aun tere $1 S. Jefferson FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO., N a at $400. ree. 3. paseenger, “custom of broa 4 , passenger inel: eed ear . . ; " a om at ret as conci- DMOUNGE — | ‘ouring ear: 3° 50 h 7 FORDS—Twe 1920 one 1921 a - = - 2°17 L ‘st Open ‘ i a = : MO! Reo E—T o" ‘ring: ike new: Cost OOo: : Cane " t. ponstten tty new. 3039 Piers. | canner edt tad ee oS maetnens this car | Gapii vom “rea mn. ! 42 et ' @etelman a Fassen a cas! 6c open like new: very cheas: Ml Remont 2617 » even Central Sunday a. take P $8 beleee, Sunday. Weiling | “75 riand 1 Tourin Si & @Ubstantia! d! Lanes ‘ . o Will sell — mn aft wy Hal cas vl4 moce:; can DODG E—T our! ng car: 1918 model: in excel. “° , pan? par ete ew . - ooo -- . | oO Overtan _—— —-) | We invi t@ yweour ff ~~ e.g m ust pri ce TE — i = st ww 4°3 AarTeo, lent : onditi on: new top. $595; ot Ba “1200 FUORI \_ Tour ne ‘car: ” punning erde ~- - a N ix os dy. iTing +. ? parsenger 1921 ° MOON—Tou ring . 7 in 1 good “eondit ion. $145. it it 1 ns FRANKLIN MOTOR _ Oy reg om pices a gra ring: ¢lectric tights. starter, | ©. /t st - down; open Sunday a. m. 611 x. F rat. tig car driven exclusively by officer & erms. 1800 8. 7th st (c) First euick Sever’ sant t | 99097 . VION ¢ Cas running nditien $& . ~~ ery Se \c) i ¥ = o%- trast tii. O.npahy aed ost of tim s areal » . @ tae Mound City Anto Co.'s als- . Moa, BN Upen eveni ings and Sunday dost a 4 — ay » Little Ragtle is¢ DODGE—Touring: a: 50: terms onan » | FORD Toor — __ (e862 Ls s be \ards 7 Bg mn the bay etn oa MOON— Touring car. 5-pessenger: Roe con- f-~ —%- lance easy terme. Oe ¢ entra! 259 Pe * a Sync ~~ : a... . i oOurinzg bo , £0 od tin eS Speeiometer . * % = ; unday »etweery ©. ] : play et the Auto Show. Auburns, HOLME S—Sedan: inte 1018 mpdel- Uke S| 4 ‘ADILLAC—Extra beautiful: 8-evlinder- 7 2441 8 ~ lefli Ford dealers.! Haasiers, demountabies. $225. etrrs nes eee aleiene seein SP ict pn gy he | 54h ps 2p. m. WIll demonstrate. : Onn a MOTOR CO, . G ‘ will take 150 lees tha: > u ¥; : aseng@er t ring ew cord tir singer , — ~ ein - . PNET “PEE. na bers. wire wheels. nn A et ee 2 _ a : ; ie A eee pen even! nee an - ¥ and Allens. 2 new car; Will derions Raat i a eee Thing. S485, best bargain ever ° Noa ‘= a A pedogge. $350; good condition; |\FORD—Touring. Haessiers, seat covers, like *®2° tre ccver ton a “4 + oe nield. T PACKARD 6—Tourin * % Kings © wrest 10:15 . joule : = 1 3 coed rubble ra dealers: 2 t k : i . sea vers, like , tonnea nd shield. This ~ car: & : be . HUDSs ate ry oi _ b ec AS) piet 485 ® ~ ‘ hy . ac B-cviinder > Hiodiamont n Pux ' 1°R5 Deca ware. of ue. ewe. first reasona +t offer takes it away ar a wit ut a Gout aes gm a b&b as & 2° gat in, loon 6 $295 3400_ ea ; See | SON—7-Dassenger HH: é " suner . Ariwe ai i. ‘ won lerful har a week: beautiful touring | $400; Chaimer i 918: : MAKE IT A POIN }; @omdition: a bergain for quick —_ a a = = ow. 1834 Locust Bo, ak a good tires: $2) OO down. staster antenna. oe See? Tne $2250 — sold for ! ). taken on mortens male | Siet a. T TO |) leaving city Phone Forest 8320. owner | CASE—Touring car: 1921 model: 5 months venings Barrett. 3433 Olive, fore.” =e aes 2508A N FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO oe, See us $205: it » yours for $05 cash: | PACKARD—Twin @ tour | VISIT HUDSON—Super et ies Mates 2 pele Olive ot Forest Beheay Contition. 4485 DODGE—Tox pias, 18: 20; barmain. terms. | FURD—Touring, iate model, excellent con BShy Lecen =, Une one Sunday YAHLEM MOTOR CO., 1086 N. Grand ay | ae Se 3 new ty; ke and runs lik "H a clove. ¢ ; eve ® never tion nicely equippe $173 wine. — — . Central 2006 Open Sondev : a excellent renta! : late mod ® ee : new a ie Al MERS— To uring: un ih + 38 Do ... ae si | Sees Saat nner SEL SEG 9° | ome "Si mS Ot Set asgy | Sire See memes tke OO SiG FORD Tear ces Mi AGL SES §5RGY | pobre cee Nandan Mb Olle ASH —3420) cepring, eg. doorapee TUERCE ARROW} r same eervice an wil aive : : _ {c69) heeumheut; starter demout ta Dic e ve i} Otter “no cay to. 0 Ciive " extraa: real oh nv pt , 9 a Ford: worth » 8736 new mritop S405. ter of | DODGE—Touring car, ehock absorbers ated @uitable terme 4 4050 Eeston av. / $325: Ray NES—T ee Eee "2506 3. feos Ford for "fret | at a a ty = ony 2 Ss , Sete Witlas, “43 > Ch tires. new top, set tools. curtains FORD—Touritng, 1921. 60 days old. starter | e in trade. 4867 Easton. NASH ._ | ete and aa: als J £ $3_Washineton, rear & ers OU running congition a :,, Sood a b! ye ONG, starter, | a a —1919 mone con- PULLMA > : Ly a 1980 SEDAN. = | "we — sere: ring struct VB NE eniets; will In- « a. A917 ‘Ot , ea zoe condition, | H AYNES—* ouring car; iate model: all over- = at tires, ee Goal cal wonderful __ dition: e + ad : ee Oakland : AN. @ DOOR. | —: os, extraord! . ————__—— . : 5 Oben Sunde fe) | ha ule ) worth of new parte: mu uy FR _— - rk 4 ONLY 9085. TERMS. eens te nition: cord tires, paint HODGE — Touring: excellent . condition: terms FORD—Tou ring; late model; neets some re- | . tocay leaving cite: $500 39624. FRAN ok oS CAR CO., | REO—Touring ear: - ae Adeneat w cer: run a few » fal ¢ are the . A, ~ shows the ante ler- and Surdaye Mf faec e ace. open evenings Ri Y once bargain ; running. oréer 5140 4m i — -- D = a ust 4 __ orion; year ca;©r. extreme, ’ i. * »'w Ft — uring 12 » — r - thew ‘we hie PI , * ee « » , a. eT) “ure eee »argain refiniahe_> anno ~~ oe, high-grade; | NASH SPORT, 1919 ! condition. must _ x = FF ox . yiale . ingowe, owne . riRD—To in o —s -. % ‘ -* . On eaay terms: Won t ' at rented ~ust, at Leonard ey: mus eit ea ng - uring. 1921: let clase co be here lor e NEW OTO : “ “g, Mode ° * ' - ~ s uM 4 °" i : . mat 8 rad ' > ELL _— or xe eae 7 , ok ar | Boment 3100. Central 7430. hester Kenton 2 o=*' $450 7323 Man- Sort, investigating. “ Gillham. 45a WILLIAMS, 4244 Washington, rear. (ed) i 7 ie a R CAR co., : te: ie ~—-—+ ‘y DODGE—Touri née ‘car: } — — =“ ta — — i. HD Dex »N—6 uper, AL ‘conalit 4 . 23d. . . 906 CHANDLEPR—Tou- —— . r; late mode! > new tap. | FORDS—Tourings; 1970, * vas ndition, $450; must hi, - aes geod LER—Towine: 1990 1930. 7-naanen iiss: "empers. parking lamp: in’ good con. | _ starters and SS Sa ee ten 22 "Sars | MEBs today 4516 Greer av. cy Bomont 2602. Central 2775, 1 re ny terms. 5002 Ora touring ar @@ tate WF pads 4i3 gs Oe Pee cons. e100 e7na Be m4 newly overhauled: ee pols son ev. . URD—Tourtng; starter bloc - a pas : ic’ : " wt: e steals. ; HUis ims N— er . NATIONAL-— 9 any ; — we al arena metor; sacrifice $17 4267 Kus- cheap. 2833 Madison on £004 condition; ohSe erm —— Eile & “ny i i ¢ (c) : Watningion. ie = 2 Pr EG ra ; ‘ i? i tp. be Pe eS eee ae LORE ET Ta BS ia bash Sool Graven Stearns, 1920, 5.Pass. Touris _ NEWELL MOTOR CAR CO. Olive at 23d. _ Bomont 2602. Central 277 — reconditioned STE ARN GHT is BETTER thanas a low b+ NEWELL MOTOR CAR CO Locust at A essnhaieteten ring. Speen: suas hr Lawis ington. iENS— Touring, 1630, “?-pass_ 4 pers t conditiens, specks gs 31we: erma Mr. Lewis, Wasringte8. a aNS-KNIGHT—1921 = touring i$ Fine. ; i bg gt - BS Bice st.; Riverside -_ ¥ te | BTUTZ— Touring, | otecerts ‘VE: IB—Motor. up gg onelagee panne aitbojeering. 3° oat VELIE—$259 | good condition; ext ER—?- ger is; 175, Celaton aes 2 “ta tires; will in an _Suadey. © ng hoes R- four. new o goor- ge — lea’ “Tttn's te ‘ee ar tep : yr Seeena let UDEBAK ERG,: oot OS a = $250; $50 Studebaker Big 3918. 7-passenger; driven 7000 miles: sconanian a F neral appearance up to your « ~~ compare this car for its eolite oD ON- VRAMPTON,. Leonard, Central | lights paint, ooie. 1417 oh MN 2 Templar Sporteite,@i ee acs se rfui car if you want somet ep on the gas and Whe's t; the talk of the town, ey es ane CO., 1038 M. ¢ Onen Sunday. and rim o245 |. Northland. 1E—1920 m 1; run tad 4000 m : 7 new Pine st. es : overh reqaint 3 two arin: overhauled. row ‘Bese kc ealance easy. eed 4 VELIE TOURIN 1918 car worth eipectations of re be ad with the least resi thie one particular car, a te . and if onstration will prove ites wast. ready te’ buy; price more than | esting. ~ DSON.FRAM N. Locust. Bomont sien” central | , — Touring: Victor 3150R, Sidney w. “Zide | —Continental tal motor: Bes S50 : tT; 2 $300 cash idtan: H Weecorr—tss eS Lominenr : - tires Sood $730. . 1" WE- ” » y =— 4 a -4 an ; 2 ree ARh 5 . Boment s and even ILLIS-KNIGHT—S — rr , 2 condition; a real bargain: LLYS. KN —_— . oe an iv. 7 ers, Sets! CA Wil el electric lights and RING « ARS Atient auto rep roe Mahia “Tocrines See Mound City Auto Co.'d Play at the Auto Show. Aub Gardners and Allens, = i ' cee 3

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OO he Ee oe ee Pee Oe cee, a sr | 2 —————————stC CO a its ie — AY, SUNDAY, sUND OCTOBER 16, 1 OCTOBER 16, 1921. EE S ‘ : ese ee i. O'UNRING CARS FOR BALE “FoOURING CARS FOR SAL@__ OMOBILEsS se | TOURING CARS FOR SALE | | TRUCKS “OF SALE t-cla rea x arfic ring: Seca: : FORD—Truc k: 1920; light delivery, panei NASI TOURING: 5 oy 6—$250 CASH WILL. MAKE THIS SEE 225. 4217 W. Easton. Lindell f . | = Fant We 4 - P| were OR MONDAY CAN FORD —TrdGhe Gian want = ai. riven About Seventeen Ls and light ks; 1-ton x hogy Grive. . o-tee >wner wee hy stand rigid | RirPs fH—Touring: new; 1046 25, Dlete line in the ty. cand ~ = Sainte ‘the advantage othe ta and i meeey. Welling Motor Co. 505° tng Bar tiberal terme. Open. Bun lay. morn- S © tremer ) bl Reconditioned _ing. Barnett Sa! “ae A Automobile Disp'ay. Jes Co., 2815 Locust. (cl$) reductior HU ‘pac IN-FRAMPTON, eocust, at Leonard ont 3100. Central 7 par st eh Open Sunday and Evenings. IVE AT 23D 28bn Central 2775. -KNIG ji7—i916. ‘tour!ng: EARNS $650). 6002 Gravois. Bomont ~~" ‘ew and used; 7 o iat est cabs shown on sa: nple floor they are of oak construction less than cheaply- -constructed style bodies and to select froim 1920, 5-Pass. Touring | NEWELL MOTOR CAR CO., i NAL—Sextetto tourine, - _ Sper rT me le) ; wire Whe ell = - —— a — ———a ——_—_— — ~~ i): S275 down, 7 - 9% ND 1918 io 7i6 XS _Vanc a aie | Rete Sh Wer bodie; we'll fulnih: the truck hon s uring, in perfect Bomont 2602. Central 2775. Ow eek if bodies; we'll furnish the truck. ; detferso pon. SALE OF 1 4 finance your , vayme nts on - ” (pen ; ' Sunday DEE! ND i—l1017 modei ‘perfect ban — bf ae — USED CARS 5 td touring: wacrifice. 4447 1919; "AN L? liebe ‘) reconditioned STEARN S8B- ‘FORD TRUCKS — Delmar. : A B . Lise : uick touring and roadst AND—1020 modo! sensible é: ‘KNIGHT is BET TER than a new dondition, Soneae pg oe Monday; 18 eo" ¢ ndition; , low price. . One-! alf a on si 1ith gar at 4 I | rions other makes of used cars; ||/of our 40 popular 1921 ‘model basics Td ELL MOTOR CAR CO., Locust at Jefferson. ee —_— §—Touring. O-pass., noah $506. rms. Mr. bodies ropresent not ( On.VY the thes co — line, but the best buili as well _ — Ae E rcy isu automatic dump bodies Immediate we vee y and eliicient after-service are ouf alcho¥Woras - — taken in exchange. ol convene nt tern AILEY AUTO bUDY AND SALES CO.. & Service 2117 Olive st. (c92) ND—Jouring, 102 nt condition; good OR | cash or terms; , evenings. | KUHS BUICK. CO., | Authorized Buick Sales open Sunday and sensible Daint. = y “new us paint Casn nicaliv rood lt barga| : n; pert “a (hevi iet © fb errerY SM uv x ord in guaranteed Lewis, 1900 ; ington. a TEI HENS— Touring. 1920. a ‘ashington ND—tTouring, 65 passe fy ex Tourins s ante idle 4 “4-pass. sport; “TI ona Celle oonditt on t wfect condition; special sale | oe , . 0 —I}1 ton truck: comm - joe $595: terme, ie Willen a ito rms. Mr. Lewis, 1900 |,'! 2837-39 N. Grand KOC order: ommercia] body: ear, _ Union and N. Market ner Va teers G. M. | : Car. | - oe owe — — , — } new J-ton Packard 1012 ~ touring U.-—3-ton truck, 8 lraffic truck: ¢ 48h or terms NS- KNiGhT—192 fs Git ter and sedan, fully Pin ==> : > 1 Oaklands we sell pm poe : ee eS 2 HS fic J . ssiseis AKER 6—7-paskenger, good condi- | 2. | ter. fal _ Co., Used Oar Dept., oe DEL 410 Blow st ; Riverside 1318). |... - FRUGKS | FOR SALE” a e Mi C. DUMP TRUCKS—i3%-ton, steel | car; 6- cylinder; AUTOS or trucks to paint or lette red. Call Sinan’ nee hoist, DoUO; terms, a'r il) sEHAKE R—Topring Btar Co., Bomont 732. A Washington (« \-—— “ : HUCKSTER J as og ar 20571, 5900 Luci} imo Oni E— bargain. SIOGA ‘lexas | 19 Hensible #ix g KEI 7. pa seanger, 018: - ee | day. eek daye, -0 Clinton st = a) i non ght delivery tru k will trade for a peers at little — 0 ae ; Eton: ;_ $175. 459 , we BETHL EMEM—1} \% -ton truck; coal or ex- mode! — cat 4206 Gratiot oe condition § th 5 ‘5 -— eset . + geal, ‘tric lights and tarter: , wO coupe, eiects i ighte _— and jue nrouRhout: r ‘ ul BAKER Tires, geri f in fret clans eS TPR A furnished. _ 2109_ Olive. (cRO) . ; d “AUTH. sUet. overha sled: ‘ ont nt our car for man day, 928 Hamiito (c7) EHEM—3%-ton new dump truck ea chee Oh, SE moter Vent. bux ue if vou wil compare the = Call ER 1017 oom — 7 Seenim @rteee: coll haulier ot A epee | . Post-Dispatch. for rf co KER—! touring; needs little put to work now earning $110 ver week |) SViANA-—j wo-io: aa aaieal Ris icerftul car. 453A Neosh Riversid : 4 yet y+: ; verson and stake UBSON: rikAMPTON, . 0; Ss Oily be ie $500 cash balance terms. 2109 | body; dua! rear ires: in. good runn ng , & nard, : -—™ nye § a | Condiiion; @ chance a good tru k at mont $100, Centra) =a PuDEL RER—Light four: 1 gp ow mm BUICK TRUCK—4050 Easton. * De ‘ow figut See Mr ay, Service De- — : * aoor-ope , oh erm, ‘ Cc ‘Truc ) ) ‘ i—Six; 1919 & touring; | a leaving ny; will rhe A ad gs’ |‘ 2 yt naidltienead $85. 3029 8. Jeffer- ” + oa ] ae — ° By 7 Lospor ation mn, ~e th st. Olive ——— (Cc) | Aiways ope de in;_cash or terme. 401s 350. DENBY—Tw oP ic 9) Be. _¢ — Spe a ‘ — © 3-ton “trucks; steel bodies and came ——- MORII F . b—j] 20: like a — juromoblie. chal tbc c yl nder BY Ww o0ods hydraulic hoist: in good condition: Jh } kr ERY u 100 P i DIns spe cia body me hoor Gravois, - rarest bargain. a 1834 | te19 sive, good | terms; party leaving city MOT. , Tourjn Ca 4 9 8. 7 ‘idney 3067W (le ; cheap, nm Si Sulliva -° ~oen odel. exc a | DENHY—2 %-ton brand-new truck: mode! On Le ) seliivad. w ae Sen a moo ee Oe | 725; guaranteed; = with cab for $180: 60. “TF Job Marcus. - ‘ idg., ‘Traffic aoter Truck | Bastion. best proposition in St. Louis. 4050 ~ Vl. iLb& hb b—102 — : . o.300 N. 2d et. Col ax 27200, ; 7 _—-- —---— — a ) ion; our “ = Ce » Delmar : , odel ; 1 « Ps re, Always open. (. 6! ») | DEX BY—2} “ton truck; practically “new, Be te rms. “1578 Tower Guer .. fear ‘ 2 with stake body and cab; overhauled ze ‘s ek a u OM Fa ston. OBIL Ouring, lat. mod - seat covers; snappy, beautiful Se a gh en 700. 4 8. “Setforaen a substantial reduction: need t Pismo. thle 4 3%-ton hydraulic steel Ny ee «60 Homie tpi ra tg, oe Er cravenn, Hotel Garage. | tune, {Meiraar we pecuca ena’, || lelly-Spi nngriere eatin oo Me MMU EBAKERG, $50 fest ces: crite” aiuh aces: |) ctr etal ae { eacr 1010 moiel | Arat-class . Ae F, DODG Kc orme: wr very tr fi: Eo Beaten re ‘ar stake Sai be oe chass's- only: crifice anchester and Nor and $5 a week; dandy touring car; Colliney a - Sra rK y a COC See SY eve See unday until noon. ‘ ll st &S ic CK T . ib : & «ood tires; looks swell; worth eer eev H0_GY:, Epet St: Louis, Lit 1. | MACK MUTOR cond DODGE—19 0 delivery car; perfect tion; cheap: or trade for Ford; terme. 2506 | Jefferson. | DODGE—1919 ‘panel bony uck; ‘terms: | open Sunday a. Fy eehract moo: en sale for $250; $50 down. See it ven > TAHLEM MOTOR CO., 1036 N. Grand. Open 8 ' unday. MosiLe—Tesrts .o momical; lote of extras; cond” : h $900; take $450, cash or terms, 4} a Sg ~ LIQUIDATION SALE Wednesday, Ur ae at 0 511 N. ublic 3 (c@2) i . ; new MOTT iy 2 ‘1010; @ real Be First. trucks : er than a Ford: 6 ery FO ge Ta tires; $375; $176 dow ance r qd b r Bi (i | DORRIS—1913 ‘model; %-ton delivery wae- | 6G" DIAMOND T MOTOR TRU CK Vandeventer av. =, Sal su e aker 1g- “ mm: ec onan , bes Vv: ‘first- clase condition ., sit: I st st Mol OBILE—&S touring. 1019, 7-passenger; driven approxt- agoner Undertaking Co,, 23621 Olive. ic) $i4-ton dump truck: coal haul . ® yl a s. ery cheap, »; soph. y Te00 ina mechanical, ae rma | FEI A ee 2-ton, stake body, in good con- 200 cash. balance terms |) Pierce-Arrow Tank Ir. Templar Sportcite,Caap | Five-TonF ederal sit Sh tad _ open “sunday, Oh! boy, a won- Stake or dump body; overhauled and | tires in fine condition; bar- open Sunday upP- | — | | REO—Two-ton, neer touring. white wire w , Snappy 4. ‘s a dream; eels; | repainted; gain: terms toe suit; til noon, MACH Did al T , rful “oe you want ee nething pastes, jus! 1 ee Step on the gas and She's off like a rapb- SIT 0/51 e our. bir. the talk of the town: everybody gors O15. S-cvliinder runnine condit sid about these cars; cost $2250, our price exce'n the average car of this ec] $1250; ary reasonabie terms; or trade; better box badly: Mr (sray, |} Depart attic tor Truck { Jd st. ~20O0, IN Lea MOTOR tUuc ie 1328 Cuestnut set. TIONAL CORP.., (c) eral appearance more than ple pee the today 51 2 rood tires» «¢ ar Priced rial } JAHLEM MOVTOR CO., 1035 N. Grand. = = -_ = a — : > - a ifax r: y lov : yon Sunday ' . ' ~ (eo) » . . aE ORDs—2 trucks. 1463 &, Vandeventer a ene RAMP TOR, Ss te. 1B—Motor, upholserine. top, eprint nd | FOKD—. ru lhe-t =. ndition 316 6-ton truck; owner leaving; —_ ath) Ust, at enon , 7430, mn good cond tion $490. 1855 § th. “M . ton; g000 condition. we ; "6817 Montgomery entra k— ” : — . _ aie = “ - 1 CK . npie iv - — -—- oo fe. “7 ~* Ee z dition: extra tire | FORD—Tow tack: late ‘Tesi can not make | ‘it 3 nd i er - “aa as 4 Saat . .) : . ‘¢ . : —— a myments, Must seli 620 Deimar. (c7) | €0 srand O.Ae oe smobile x ouring, Light 1E—1920 model; big six. cost $2150, ORO ie aslives open our re = Sel CO i_terme. a BE SESE os iE 5) , or #* ’ ’ 1920 — Pine Md 4000 miles; like new; $920. pent __ body; $50 down. 3807 rand. Tr ~ REP U B L Ic rPRUCKS DO cash down buye this Old = | PORD—One-ton, with tru i b dy; excellent | -ton Repu! al state tbody and cab s | BLIE—Toori ; ; me Pie a Hl at ite ’ . oke like the day it left the Pope two oring: grerkavies. esas; bon conditoin; 9: MR tan Repubit ota! b FORD—1920 worm-drive ton truck; almost | ch tap ll ' is not @ scratch or blemish A. it. i payment, balance easy. 2309 Locust. : ten Mopublie vont a be ont | 67. Jefferson. . on 2506 ~ Want to ride in : ‘ou were ever 7 7 runn a : Re* - . l-ton Republic pro lus “ 1ide in thie Cost ave : $1600. HI ‘ | PORD—Ton ir GC od iv lu; >. so, @usy ternit See these gquaranteed S050 Piret quick at. gets ms Rn 4 j _ Sidney $15. 67 S. Gr. ind ay. icl> mur show room during “ey ow Re nalance easy terms, Se /E IE I OURING FOKi—lruck, nice for light delive in fine | Show. Open Sunday mornin aay tol . i nice for light delivery, In fn es ’ “| vody Cabany S214W { MOLOR CO 16th and the a! ape ‘ ’ late mode. The ' bri iy “ MOTOR. CO. 4374 Olive st. Pm osvenings and dunday LLAND- ~Touring : 1918: car wort! | To ~ expectation ¢ 4 a thie neme; al! | | FORD TRU Cc CK—Wor n \ drive; APE! RUChK—wNew, wih pneumatic . if \ any automobile can will fi 4°: 4 Ke if Om can be bu i ight at a . count LSOU — —~ 4 be had with the least rosistance in si S. = J = ‘ - ' Ss 7th at ‘¢c} need eure «& bargain GP | this one particular car, and if a dem- | | FORD—Delivery; 1917; closed body; $125 - —- TS | money. termes, 2800 Gra a a will prove its worth, come , | 2615 Lynch. ie) | TRAP RiC— 4000 ibs —— p steel t ND— Mc « . . . y to buy: price more than ter- = _ ' du np body. hoist_ and cab, fa tory ‘red: silt _amalier 9 & “Jenlate.. nid esling. e a 5 TORT $150 , best offer takes it. and x anteed; $1200 bee: this at the HUDSON-FRAMPTON, 5067 Traffic Motor ick restive nd. ; —— Automo wT e® show. tL. her Tg call Locust, at Leonerd, FORD—1-ton ning e909 . truca, "18, “or exchange tor: Co! ‘po! ‘ation. — pews. Bomont 3100. Central 7430. touring. 5256 Vernon. TRAFFiC—With cab and express bo ee ors licenses: PORD TRUC KS—One with Belleville top tory rebuilt and guaranteed; a r- -! + OM gnolia, “fine Slson @h ne. 17... very cheap. | one 1016 light truck, Call at 6249 Pag gain at $1000; see it at the Automobile | LAND Late touring perfect 159R, Sidney iisdw. 4102 Mich: PORD—‘Truck; can save you tume ana money | Rhow this week, Traffic Motor Truck Cor- _poondition ; 2400 7 5. Br c8) on new or usea Ford truck: see me before poration ‘i =~ (cBo) | t(LAND—79 touring; stu ete.; VOTT—Continental motor; new Tees: buying. Box 3 ¥-375, Pe as “Di spatch. _ (e383 | TRAF KL — ; Continental 3 or, i TUK D—L felivery truck, curtail y anced Tay ‘4 — Touring, model 83; $110 ¢ tires ‘good: $7.0 he eke nt, top and) ¢ De Light ower ewes cu a 1 body tr mals low ‘gure 0: he $l: 300, lL AND—W lth & ‘geod ‘tires n ¢ STOOTT—119 touring; rebuilt, re- ing s. 511 N. First Traf fi ~~ Tr k Co en, Will sacrifice: SO5, irenoy ay Food tires; SSS Gibeon Auto| PORL—Une wZ-ton ehatt-driven truck, S \EI \ tarter {LAND _ $120 Locust. Boment 3120. Open overhauled, $150; can be secn at 4405 De BLIE——i ruck, starter nine ‘eon! curing, 1916 orc " sand evenings. mar. to) s ; “se Hickory : am”. mar n ; ee — os . . P — P ry LLYS-KNIGHT—6-pussenger ; motor in | BPORD—Truck. 192:. grocery express body; oe ; Ae = re : ‘7 . mal heen or touring ct io > tn ¢& 60 days old, open Sunday. _(c) late mode) Al | Apply a reul bargain; $350. | pneumatics, TRUCK—Panel body; s00d condition or) trade "500 &. Jeffers : TRUCKS—24 months to bay for new tr icks. Open evenings. ypen Sunday Well ng exchange | Motor Co.. 6033 Delmar. __ (8 good | TRUCK——New dump truck; 3-ton; %: 500 cash (c) Or auto as part pay; hauling furn! ened. worm-drive: 1601 Arcade bidg. SoS ee ic: PUKD THUCK—1021, i- ton, mm - — price TRL Qas—T wo; one 3-ton G, M. om “73 and one 10 is with furni- commission body: use months; $700; no dealers. ‘$1304 Washington. produce body, : i. , >. on ¥ p hape. joth of thein fORD—-New truck, “panel “boay, cash o° ture body; both in Al s terms; 40 other style bodies in stock | for the price of one. 3032 Market st. ( _Ralley 2117 Olive st. (5B) | TRCCKS—rarty Tetiring from business has can be bought ' '_AND—Tourit | a before neon, Ts CALS ' EADS Touring: _wodel ix -r We Bai Daeie eusing car car; coun y AND—1919: aber tec ——— Y condition: - dition: bie bargain. 4°24 fice: need m Soa as UTOMOBILES—Buick touring Marion SSS 5) ae ages ele sai rk ! 4 CAR—7-p fot. r. Sidney intow, “ a ! Al condition; —SB19A Russell, ie) | LLYS-KNIGHT—1819. — 7. pussenger tour. ' ing: cord tires, door-o-ening curtains; paint: perfect mechanicaliy; mus toda lene S902A Cote Britttante. {c one-ton, starter, $450. 8017 Olive #i.; — = ee PORD—Truck: panel body: condition; cheap for quick buyer. 6316 } Michigan a ay, FORD—One-ton worm-drive, in for Dorris truck, with stake body; _condition, 4760 _| Genevieve. — Poet TY ON SIX—J5. senger tour og, in r- a condition ble Easton. me od cer a gftreset av. iLAND—tTourina. BS. 1018: in 8 ‘Slice oS ae | ey my erin: BO an cnone or RING ¢ CAK—Siarter now, tires, good PoRD—1920 ton truck, in good c condition, fieet of Al dump trucks, & metration -(vlfax 2: BOW, ic _frning order; $150. ‘718 N. Therena. with combination body; @ real bargain. for of per cent on the dollar; eas) sores. ‘LAND—Tourtng; a real MEE POLRING CAR—1018 model; cord tires; | Grub». 2826 N. Grand. _ eee pee _pe= sn) *Z ge ata jow price: only : today: » 2200 8 Broadway. FOKD—1-t truck: geod body: onsy, pay- W H] | —E | RUCKS me 2718 ¢ a . ments; open unday a. m., efling 8, ira vuln MRING—Light 4-passenger; $100. Grand) 57) N. First. _ cae} |WHITE—5-ton gump;_ tractor; for road work HiTKE—3-ton chassis, HITE—1 %y-ton chassis, HITE—%-ton chassis, 1) | seeeeeedtcse es eo Ore 7 ec, FE _{e) iG CA — | sf a R-—Bensib sible e 6: pri Werne. e $350 7 or LAND—Touring: email 5- | - G IND TRUCK Gees —-Fielon: mitten: real bar age ice, 2° tires; $150; t 4 Mr. Lewis, Thvo Washington. ' YCRING ah—-t6i6; aw —_ ag : ttn int job, 6 cord tires; $360 wheels: FORD—Ton truck, ““hew stake body, cab, completely overhauled; same a5 new; | SS trade, terms. 2620 ¢ Olive. : 7 F S. ” AND—Touring ear 1919, mcellent condition; $306; terme. A polite tires.. new tires... cab, Sew- 1000 1000 125 7. | Hou $1: a OO | EDERAIL-— —J Wy - ton; bo dy, el wheel@ ...c-c+cseerrseeeees AT .EK—4- ton, box ly. Cav, new tires bo SPEED W AGON—bk y, electric lights and starter PORDS—Lighi truc ks: 3 etvies: | $175; terms; open all day Sunday. ling’s, Ford dealers. 2341 NS. Jefferson. | \RD—Truck with high aide express body; | u Florissant. (c) oo “tens fy at the Auto Bhow | " LAND—Touring: ‘1919, model 00; R00 | lifes. new top and paint; new - - Pe ae one _~ this — Rareett hanno down: pe ae a wis sacrifice; good Ggndi- | or at RAIL. EY'S, 2117 Olive st. a | ee ie as arrett R4AR8 Ove aa 2 ® electric lights and starter. ~305 FORD- Ton truck; open express body: 1920; tric lights and starter . ' > 600 LAND 90— Touring; first-class vot “i Lae Ge (c) “) See Mr. Goodloe, Tevis Motor Co.,'G. M. C.—Chaseis, cab; good tires; 4 wonderful purchage; only $100 deme NG CARS—Attention, auto repair and 3003 Locust st. bargain . vases 600 ah Pe iia t n: wi m h, body, new We cash 1200 body; _, have 2 ears to offer at in Soh 6-40 tourings. ns q Ca. k ’ Call Fritz G CARS—Auvto repair and gar sarage i here is a bargein n 3 Moon cae sient and 1 6-30 touring. ail t 31° Call Fritz. rokerage. Open evenings and & sri Used Car Exchange, t. Louis, YPORD—Light delivery : $125; one-ton truck, aie Riesling ab. 3s +o pace. 4067 | PORDA1D21 : cin; Riverside d 3 a | tires; overhaule 10. 8 “with automatic yt in good condition, dump body; convenient terms; see this job) Gash or tern dem onstrated the Auto Show or at) THE WHITE COMPANY at _BAILEY'S, 2117 Olive st. _{(c) | or ‘pneumatic _Neosho FORD—T ruck; —_ } 4 " ; . . +) ready for service. erland Touring, Model ) cash down buys this late 1919 ens. with ~~ oe. ih * TRIN Sik alike for iter sily wor ' —19i, » with ~ 1922 bly. Pp—1e “with ste ° } ilk Sine accede Me memes eet os ne geet | end nee, NWN RIMM ae | 3422 LER, Linde oun ab a A ime Ferr 4 Web - . eee Bo Cal ye eet ade ody. emay erry an e' ic) SEE MR. PARKER, Lindell 4 70 ! (ce9O% ed Trucks ps8" Welleto MURING C. CAR—For ‘ale or trade; ton; new Ppa AVE MOTOR CO. 4974 Olive et. " evenings and Bunday "i AnD é—Tovuring car; a real ear” FORD—tTrucks:; new 1l-ton and light aeliv ery trucks; any style body; iminediate de , easy terms. Open Sunday mo! mt Recondition 5-pas- and Satsery : in Al : re 255 Olive at. are - ar Jefferson ring: B32 ta es it; 4 F de for — cy as tt 9 "¥oe roadster: ca ore 2 or 7 3. % i FORD—tTruck, with commer ercial body, | Oo: Chalmers, , ome 3 83s a0 evening; no dealers. Grand a running “eaer: also touring bo n~ ON V ERY L IBERAL TERMS trucks at prices | et . SPLSA : Magnolia le 2 1914 model. Miller's Bakery, Jerseyville, we are offering these ‘ 4 real used a 7 ‘* , ; curtains. 3 6. er ‘ our car bargaina; Ford Sweaee sa | ee ——--- -| which represent the very best values to be | lent rental oa $675, > see ay ev’Troiet touring: Pullman ring; Fo Rb— Truck body. ‘and gpeca "good con- found in rebuilt motor truc ke. led b Rahm herp Motor Co., x . to | i) Bae: balance easy. bS00 Le dition: @ new tires; cash or lerme They are thoroughly over aule y ners | a 747 Ayres Auto, Nuthorine Ferd “Dealers. ae 3 mechanics and ase ready for immediate anda ec’ |continuous servic anne, coma eal > oa. Lit IDATION SALE. N. King's _highwey: Pine Public auction Wednesday, Oct. 19, at @ FORD TRUCK — \- - rr rte and all slightly used, oge oss The terms whi ‘ch we offer will appeal to | means look over this selection ~ $300. you and by a! op- before you buy. with ~ panel ast ly 2th si... } eed and new trucke, E—Touring. with winter top. ". ag é m Deeds Auto rin- hat oY ve ‘e pg running of ¥. $327 Locust et as R TRUCK _posite etty ball. 2 it = eG, &. OC nee wm — $1500 | i Oo - , | — a — 19% h ight delivery: ery: gless and pan- . Vow O85” * Ww : etd © Be rnkXal! 23i7 Louaek k CAR we ~ ‘Roe eo cout ge barman at $550. Pett Bt chassis and cab, ts | : ve @ never ; : Or oe Ovgn venings and Eehirel bla Mound City Auto Co.’s dis- | erat Wow. 1- iat at “0 Nash, pneumatics, starter, 28 a feng y at th \soRB— ck with starter, new aa eae see OE “ ) S yne- Yon truck, with ~ starter, new cab ' ( tal boating car, Ween t. Auto Show. Auburns, — FORD- mie condition; ‘cash of ting. Kuhs 2 ca 918 Auto car, chassis and cab.” 550 | : i. ees si Terry ay. Crs and Allens Wiemeyer Motor Co. 6345 N. roadway, 1%-ton 1920 Republic, take body «and K-ARROW 46—~Touring . authorized Fo: d dea. ek ee a ’ cab ey eee eT ROL, s+ . 1600 , geod condition: $250. FORD—1 Truck. $iel y af sold at once: best l-ton 1920 Republic, canopy 1400 et _— --—— ’ rder, new tires, cash end some ,soP 4 on ) ATO —Touring bey $450 easy terms, Call Monday Franks Gro- l'‘»- ton 180 Maxwell pneumatics, wenger: in good cond tl st ‘ ai 4. ce Co., 13th and O'Fallon. stake ©#0% ot o ‘ 2 ——— 1, -t0 1920 Maxwell, ‘pneumatics enh ‘Darmer Apply artnet’ es 4% only oO imlien exceotional piv gl Gabe h ucks, new j-ton, 1%-ton and :. ton 19) 8 Ford. worm-drive chassi s. . Wamting a light but erful and | very, with any Riefling quailty 4. ton 1919 Ford, moving van MAN a ef eal cars termi’ Phone Cindell 2882, | bod: Chee gy TR WELT mintly aemanarrate any, of i. price sa0. Colts ae terms. _N, —_—_ 6 trucks. you . ~& teen be convine “A of their | — Tor car. 1017 tnodel, i | MAK E JRD—Ton stake ce truck, Haseler elent co . $285") terens. i= . _ 7th, IT A POINT TO _FORD- shock & bers. mart % ‘SOBA OW ERER IMP "EMEN be YD AUTO CoO.., tae arin 110 “Kesorosens . VI 4 as any new truck anc jooxs *\. * ‘a . line Hog) 'with new cord tire equipment: truck, comp! letely re- | Deen cumpletely will mr aint a’ 1 letter | i told fro: n _ Gran a 24: 29R. fe 1) prove this: newly painted this car has overha vied and cannot brand- now) %.., : examinat: on will terms if d HUBER MOTOR CAR CO., 2601 Loe _ Open _Sun lay and eventir zs - at EL LC AR—B8i x-cvlinder: 1919: also EBlear 4- eviinder; both cars overhauled, repainted and in first-class condition: small down bayment; we er roadster here is a reacater ir condition at a very figure 2: On io ust Bomont “47. _ FORD—1917: fine condition: $150 ‘ a “ee Th: 1: | (Colfax 1194R _— | ron D—Wit new built anc Oo: a - seansanesesceennennnemmmsceennesineasesceeanssiiais | — 1 TRUCK | ARGAINS 5-Ton Packard Dump. — Ton Packard Stake 1%,-Ton Packard Stake. 1%,-Ton Packard Cover Top. | ] .-Ton Packard Stake (Cord i Tires). | i4,.Ton Federal Stake or Coal. | 1, Ton Kelly Stake or Coal. 2 Ton White Chassis and Cab. 9.Ton Packard Chassis (Cord Tires). ' cash. h he! oy body. _ separate AOR « ‘arro l. | FURDS—Chevrolets; we have a rv mp! ete line | of good used cars, all In flrst-class shape; overhauled and guaranteed; price very rea- sonable; terms cheaper than carfare. Open | sun lay and evenings. Flint Motor Car oe 4714 Delmar (cZ) or will sell ‘bedy spoRD. 19°21 isis: 1918: Coupe, Touring, pee it ed $3" clnaatt ‘body: r teedo condition. RE ED , RE Ee D 4050 Easton. Lindell E RANKL IN—Hrougham: used one season $150. _ deliv ——— | offer HUDSON or ESSEX cars at you the exact year and model of any Hudson or Essex. , for sale. . year and model, LANEOU | Notice! Beware of curbstone brokers who | AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE MISCEL > | suspension prices. Phone us factory and motor numbers, and we will tell Aleo, we will gladly give you our honest opinion on the condition er value of any car of our make offered Insist that faetery number, also written gvaran- tee, |e shown og face of tnvoice. _ Hudson-Frampton Motor Car Co. Distributors Hudson and Essex Be!! Bomeont 3100. Phone, 1-Ton Gary Stake or Coal. have ref! nished this car throughout and | offer ‘it at an attractive pric FRANKL IN MOT ‘OR CAR cCoO., 2°17 Locust st. Open evenings and Sund ay. {1 __Bomont "817 Central 2596. FRANKLI\N—RBrougham. late 9-B model. in- closed car. accommodating 4 passengers suitable for personal driving: refinished throughout; wu I holstere: 1 in. neutral! green broadcloth. r s car has alwavs had the best of care used in the city FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR €O.. Locust st. Open evenings and Sunday __ Bom ont "617. .— ‘entral 2596 ° o Bargains Im MARMON 32—Self-starter; good rubber; : _your own price. es Louisiana. _ lit U fal ie Ee i cated | sed Wars Sold on Values, Easy Terms. ii | Bodies to suit. i * test all Trucks with rated ||| load before delivery. | CALL MR. FAY. Bomont 900 Central 2300 PACKARD CO. 2°91) AND LOCUST. Real > = «= We 2917 4 rebuilt anda repainted: terms or trade ¢ Southwest Nash Used Cars We have listed below Fuerst-Walsh. 3910 Olive We never close (c7) SAXON 6—Like new; $4090. / 3806 Hartford st STI DEBAKER—$.>0 6852 weny Try YONI TINA ™ STUTZ 4-PASSENGER This car delivered in February this year; equi ipped with cord tires, 6 wire wheels, ape. | cial vastaine nickel barrel headlamps and mtg hag 6 runk, va paint like value in St. Louis. car “THU BER ‘MOTOR CAR CO., 2601 Locust at. Onen Sunday and evenings. Ror eas USED ¢ *ARS—While they last: $50 down. | balance easy terms. Open evening. open | Sunday. Welling Motor Co., 5033 ene (f) | Grand 103W. | Sout hw est Easy l[erms. PIE RC bE-ARROW—4- passe newer: 6-48. dise wheels, Moon 1921. Moon 1921. Moon, Victory model, wire wheels, Roadster. Moon 6-66 Touring, senger. Moon 6-30 Touring, senger. Buick wire-wheel ster Buick Touring. Velie Touring. Apperson Chummy ster. Hub Touring. Chevrolet Sedan. Olds, Winter top, senger. Hudson Sedan. Hudson Touring. All ears in good condi- tion. Come and look them over. All are bargains. Must be sold. Open Sun- day to 1:30 p. m. and ev- ery evening during the week to 9:30 p. m. Moon Used Car Dept. Cenmecar MOTORS comenny QualityUsed Trucks AT BARGAIN PRICES. ON Convenient Term 6-48, wire wheels, brand- ||| ' 7-pas- 5-pas- 'Ss CHANCE— ine Hudson 6-40, | otherwise good con- $1°5: Reo touring; a few hours’ only needed, $75; one Hupmobile | From Fords to five-tons, roa ister: only a little tuning needed: $95 All in good condition. Sold Come early and bring @ deposit if you Want | as represented. M real bare: ain. Micsouri U sed Car Ex- | C \ C 114-t } . change, 2901 Olive st., St, Louis, te2) | | Te ie. >5-ton: chassis; i a se oe apse ?, Jee New Car Buyers, “Attention | overhauled and painted. , The price has been slashed on most every M. C.; 2-ton dump body known make. We can cut the price for you | on any new car $100 to $600. If you want || and hoist:.. overhauled and painted. crater ome years we ey Te Lome | dealer WooDs, 4106 Olive ¢ st. vacated G. M. C.; 3'-ton dump; | _ h cE IT hydrawlic hoist. , G. M. C.; 5-ton dump body; hydraulic hoist. All sold with guarantee. AND OTHERS us before you Direct factory branch. Square deal assured. Open Sunday morning. Genera! Motors Truck Co. Used Vehicle Dept. 709° C ASS" AV. MEC ‘HANIC is a little tuning. Road- a iin ea A POINT TO VISIT Hudson-Frampton Renewed Car Exhibit | AT THE SHOW. Chevrolet Bldg., Union and Natural ‘Bridge. ne . Auto iia Week | SALE OF Buick touring and roadsters; good 3116 LOCUST ST. || condition, bargain prices; also va- Bomont 3125. ‘||| rloug other makes of used cars; ——————— See buy. some of the best Used Cars in St. Louis. To con- vince yourself drop in at 3205 Locust and look over what we have Note the prices we have on these cars: Late 1921 Oakland Sedan. 1919 Oakland 90, 1919 Nash Chummy. 1919 Dort Coupe. 1920 Dodge Sedan. 1920 Furd Sedan. 1918 Studebaker, 4-cylinder, 1919 Nash Sedan. 1917 Jeffery Six, 7-passenger. 1920 Hudson SuperSix, 7-pass. 1919 Dort Touring. 1919 Columbia Touring, 5-pass. 1919 Overland 90 Touring. 1929 Nash Sport, 7-passenger. These cars are all in fine eondition, mechanically; new paint; 5 good tires, and at a very attractive price. Bvere car guaranteed as represented or money refunded. South west Nash Used Car Dept. 3205 LOCUST ST. Bomont 636. cash or terms; open Sunday and a evenings. KUHS BUICK CO.,, Authorized Buick Sales & Service | | ‘ LS) i 1920 ..-.-+- 0 FO | 2837-39 N. Grand’ Six-yard steel body, Woods’ Hy- Union and N. Market (e2) hoist, cab, new paint, and new Se -_ IS ISED T RUCKS “Special Stock Reducing Sale Rebuilt and Used Cars and Trucks YOUR OWN PRICES YOUR OWN TERMS See these cars at our showrooms, 19th and Lo- eust sts. Also on lot at 19th and Washington. Open Sunday Morning. NO CARRY CHARGES—NO _—— — — ne i a Dodg C Cars Dodge Dodge Dodge Dodge | Dodge Dodge | Dodge } Dodge | Dodge 36x5 front. 40x12 rear. 6-Ton (Rebuilt) steel body, Woods’ cab and good tires. Y,-Ton, 1918......$1750 | for coal, new tires and — GARFORD— 1917 Six-vard draulie hoist, PACKARD—» Wood body paint. G. M. C- and cab U. S.—5-Ton, 1921. Stake body, cab, electric lights and New paint and tires. Cost Hy- oo ing Touring . Touring. Touring. Roadster ; Sedan .... , Sedan ..cccoes Coupe ..cecee: Coupe ...ese-: Stake 5-Ton, 1920; body | generator. MASTER—5-Ton, 1920.......--$3500 EL LL LD ——— Not Bargains But Real Honest Values Stephens Roadster Stake body, cab, new paint and ae ae TERMS. -« Open Sunday morning. Open evenings to 9:30. 1918 Willys-Knight touring 1917 Buick touring...- 1918 Oakland touring... 1920 Oldsmobile coupe. Elgin 5-pass., 6- cylinder. 1920 Oakland sedan.... 1918 Hupp coupe ..... 1,100 1919 Chalmers sedan... 1,500 1918 Hupmobile touring 875 1919 Hupp touring 950 1917 Hupmobile, 7-pass. 850 Moline-Knight, ¢-pass. 1,100 1916 Hupp N, 5-pass... 745 1920 Oldsmobile 6-cylin- der touring - 1920 model R Hupy 1917 Cadillae 8, Dort touring 375 Studebaker ...- - 275 Also a large assortment of standard makes. Look over our complete line before buy- ing. r prices are right. Very liberal terms. Weber Implement and Auto Co. N. E. Oor Nineteenth and Lo cust efa.; 1829 Locust st.; also Twenty-first and Pine. Dodge Coupe ......-- =e | DIAMOND T—1920 5-Ton,..... #3500 | | Dodge Sereen Delivery 745.00 t| Stake body, eed, Sew paint ane ty The above cars are rare baiented | Hh | , in fine condition and being offered | | | SELDEN—3! at prices far below their real | value. Can arrange terms to re- || Stake body and aponsible parties. beeeaceees $2500 T | . body | TATE MOTOR C0., inc. | erie #00 3107-11 Locust St. | Pee Sse $600 ||| Bomont 1241. Centra] 7615 Pneu- | | Closed on Sundays. | $1500 | {L__ tea ae PACKARD Brand-new custom built body; 7- passenger; enclosed drive: chauffeur or owner driven; mount ed on latest model of twin-six chasais; of fine ap- pearance; equipment includes seat covers, new extra Goodyear non- ekid tire and cover; a combination for ali-year around transportation; the only car of its type that we have: we recommend its hase at our minimum price of $h500. Packard Twin mx, T- second series: type one oO the most popular Packard models: painted Packard blue, with cream meono- gram panels: new cord tires: 1 equipment; a very distinguished 4800 as car at @ very low price of »-Ton, ‘Stake body and | sioccweeseseds $1000 cab ‘Ton, | 450 1,120 cab. PALMER and cab ..ce-+.-e- | REPUBLIC—1 Ton, body, Kelly tires. TRAFFIC— matic fins New) ng and -Ton, «eb éneke 975 1,150 . 1,100 body tne a FORD—Internal body, and cab. 1918, 2-Ton Stake body, and cab ......-. .$700 For terms, see Pau! Whitescarver, salesman. SEE USED TRUCK EXHIBIT AT AUTO SHOW. 4 o an 27 Wes ‘ern Automobile Co. 3021 OLIVE ST. | Central 4740 | Open Sunday 8 to 12 A. M. nger, Packard Phaeton: @ very handsome ear of 5-passenger enpactty. with new top; maroon pain new tires: this car has been a built and car ries a new car cuarantee. Cole Aero 8, 7-passenger touring: in egce! ent condition mechanically; blue with red wheels. nickel lamps and wind- shield ery snappy $1650. Pierce car has had a wonderful traded on @ original owner. Tourin 7 -passenger: rete class mechanical A most the special cow! AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE car at a very MISCELLANEOUS _ Tee Cc ) CAR—Good condition: sel! reasona- Central S418L. 1407 North Mar- ong sy an —— (OMOBILE— fieat bargain you ever saw. ‘ the 5-passenger car; $80; four good tires; runs _fo00d 5732 Theodosia av. Al 1uS—Attention, garese ‘and repair We have 3 cars that we wil! sell at @ spe clal low price; 1 model 85 Overian road- ster. 1 mode) 2 Overland chummy mo ‘1 90 Overland touring Bomont $125. Call I’rita, (c7) ‘ADIL LAC—Tow car. body, SUs4 tires trade Forest 61663. —- maroon: anxious to purchase thie car you have seen it and know price, with real tow car good condition; Seo; 4743 Kensington. HiVROLET 12 ai; “$250 Bell phone Kirkwood JI9W, fe) | HEVROL -ET— Demonstrator; r. used as as demon- | strator only; looks good as new; Rew | painted, overhauled; ranteed, cave 3 Open sm —_——_— Trades or Termes. —e Open Evenings Unti! 10 BP. M. Open Sundays 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. Perty Per Cent Down— Chevrolet Touring Scripps-Booth Moline Knight Overland Coupe Daniels Touring National Touring Peerless Touring ALL LATE MODEIS RE- FINISHED AND OVER- See Our Used Cars Before You Buy Prices rance from $100 upward. OLD CAR TAKEN n—Balance in Newell Motor OLIVE AT TWENTE SEE. - HAULED LIKE NEW Let us demonstrate. Our prices are fair. More Automobile Co. 2805 LOCUST 8ST. Open Sundays and Evenings AUTOMOBILES FOR MISCELLANEOUS Btandaré ‘DURING HAVE AN THESE CARS THE CREAM OF BETTER MAKES. é AUTOMOBILE SHOW WEEK WE WILL EXHIBIT OF EXCHANGE CARS AT OUR NEW SHOWROOMS, / 3222 LOCUST ST. ARE ALI LATE MODELS AND ARE THE | BE SURE AND SEE |OUR EXHIBIT OF EX. } CHANGED CADILLACS /AT THE AUTOMOBILE | | SHOW. BOTH OPEN _ AND CLOSED MODELS. 1921 LINCOLN Powerful, completely equipped. pare the value. $3500 1921 AUBURN only 2100 miles. Be sure and see this ° Our price, $1350 1921 DODGE constant readiness are q ommend it. equipped. Our price; $750 attractive. and price, $3500 this fully equipped. mre, $950 Our “$1 800 Has that rich, will long be a credit to practical good: taste. pletely 1920 COLE iy —y Lag to Oy “Car Co., ter very reason evenings. Fiint Motor Car Co., nd. Del- mar rosa} 2300. EMEA? de SRR SUN — Bomont a ae o 5 er nanesestenshatt Ziel. Herter ty: Bertie memati, weteiatan “AAs ~ 1921 LINCOLN 5-pasenger Phaeton; very Original finish ; looks like new. All necessary qualifications and ability to satisfy those. who wish an auto having sufficient power all-around capabilities. Completely equipped. Our Seven - passenger Touring ear; only run 1200 miles. well built car, Com- r price, © 5-passenger Touring, run Nothing convinces you like the testi mony of your own eyesight. *Bean- ty,’’ completely equipped. 5-passenger Touring Car Its mechanical sureness, i ties which particularly rete | It can be relied | upon for efficient use. Fully | 1921 Grant Roadsier You will be surprised how little it costs to operate this car. If you want a moderate abe Roadster, and a good king one, you will buy. 1921 NASH Coupe—run less than 2600 miles, Has the appearance of a new car. Its performance reveals its good mechanieal condition. Its size and weight are convenient for every use. Completely equip 1921 Packard Sedan distinetive appearance which is recog- nized in the best enclosed models, and its appearance ery economical to operate. Com- 63 DE Our price, - (Gitillae | | : si nt antl — So REE «RE A OOM ED OPN.

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ee ee oe a. at a ee ' OT TE Ly ae i . ed ng me? , a —— ove Aes a » TIRES — new Saee $003" G: G i $12.95 a 30x34 S. I irst 7 me FORD (he ante imamate i - a TI a $60. Mendenmall. Fora ag com S548 | &. {AMC Og * $25. ag ert “and ; ——. ar struction and cost you less than the cheaply AUTOMOBILE tcps re-covered. any ty ~N FORD WHEELS—Regular set: $5. 5 . Francis Bros.. Gravois. (c) 3117 So L n eve ek . r Cc ° a . ‘ ng ‘ i i : 4 2 v eac 3 aeall . Re ¢ st. Ope nings. AU ve oe —Present type Ford sedan Open Gente Mo sOdRRefiing & 511 N. Comstructed, factory-made bodies; fur ——— car, $1 Lindell 682 993° lington. ee Ss «, 51606 b Bomont 1180. Centrai Fon— om : ——s body; perfect condition: attractive price. | rire we 7? See 6 nish the truck, new or used, and finance your | resa. | BOL Dy F E NBERS—S$1 each exeryt ing for | is Gravois (c) R al B ; a BERS Wid. = jee ang, Eee Be os RD—Chasste; . {running condition ; >): | Waish Motor Car Co., 4919 Delmar. (e) 5 = ————— = - payments on the eae ae —— ye a sub- BU ick tops re-co od. $16: Bi buick : egshions en és 60 pe t on s = : e argain—Mok . Tyee — Central BO2IK. ¢¢ _sbmnet “Hod olive | BO Saardes kai One: FOS: Ane detvery. ca ond peed: betting in Gaxene ia Uhen Sunday; DEEDS AUTO rise ndelt 0627, O18 %: (co) FORD, | PARTS Overland, Buick, Fister | _Prancle Brws._5008 Gre -- HARRY PRANK Tin Oo. ie “tae olive —. : oe } ty; imec ea e.iv : race 7 ‘ ¥ y ; 2 ” r *? 2 be > : s rs, ‘ ry ma « » . .; ¢ FORD CHASSIS , BODY—La‘te for sedan body; will consider oe hedy. maenes ‘$11 N. First. (c62) Hail. Co., 156"s" Tah st. " Opposite City | SE TROUET tape re-covered, $12; Chevre- of acke | TIRES —“30a5 4 | fen more. at 32 .73; other Istedet 3442-44 Li ~ ‘ Olive at. Jewelry Sou ew ant dependabie used chaesis; al! trade. 3100A Whittier st. OO Sigg TN ye : — ~ et cushions re-covered, $6. indeil of.) } : loc m | nn $ a. , monne 76 up-to-date different ety: eb dies | FORD—Open expreas body; light d delivery; | FORD BOD! per ty om, oo aes neat | x eae pony Ro en ar Salt” Mon- O12 _N. Theresa. (c99) FORD. . ' _aae =. ‘ oe | TIRES—2 new 35x4% a, 518-98 oe: ' ye. 9 s. =. © iw or cash oo one for BO woul went cade _ sho on cample floor to we lect $15, 4468 De:mar ‘ : | chassis: all etyles carried on sample floor: t mattery soulpment Call on- ‘popGn Salar aaa a sis. (5; Dodge cush! mo ' ‘haries” a , (c) Francis Bros., 5003 G FISK. FIRESTONE, : — AN. coors. tor men and boys. Box " | N. 1IRES—Secondhand; 5e = pasa: practically 3hx4% Fisk. J e-rnspe tc. 7 S. 3th st ores “rss. gives —— ESE. - eee 48 oe ee ~ eee - ~~ ade | : a , car, bring $150 and drive it home Faston . ' cay ‘82 50: 1921 ¥ ) mod- ing Mi Motor Co.. 5033 eee, (Ss) _wG. _ Sidney 2805 elt 1 . | : asters: aiso used panel and. open express, a b b B24 i recoverec, $5. Lindell 682 . 912 N. ‘ » $35 by buying thig garage. N. 12.h ; 242 4 $4 (oO) Open Sundays. 9 a. m. tels —~e: oT is Taylor. my _ BODIES WANTED — BODY —Sord lea 1920 model ‘good shape. | ui cies; 7 uit. ‘niversai TOURING sorts 22: complete with top, ‘TOP COVE ERS To age mero ttt INE TANK WAGON—65 gallons; 4 : 3lx4. $7. List : | aOR Bap Fn rene a en eT aaa tom | eae eae as soe | PEP AS Seana! foes? 78 GER rciae Sed ake went Sasion suede 905.518 Meanie Oe |p oaesa aoatoen sie wae | RIMS § gu a Hortense. . for owner's chassis. 13 BODY—Cane nopy to »p, Portemat av. Delmar FORD BODIES — Ft ed stake bodies: r ‘abany 2: 3i3W 6403 _Hobart. oo cM U GEN ERATOR STARTERS—2. for Fords: ington c) bee cial - miar, price. > Ha ¢ Co., 300 sowed UToO ay Wis. —Open or closed body that _~4:! Me iii _ | scobtainable, at a saving of $25 to $50 (4 ERO CK BODY BUILDING OUTFIT—For We — O912 Te glass for Ford tourin z os 201 Vista will install same, open Sunday. | FIRE—One 32x4 used Goodrich. $5. 3150 wr js en Fur and Mat Co. + a 35C Chainiers COUPE BODY —r will trade for roadster, you We'll furnish the truck. new or used. | saie or trade; 1 30-inch band saw, &-inch Kain. 291° Louisiana. — a aR at st Washingto © c8" Save you money on all » as \ sample sulle ‘and conta, - ails . . ‘imar 4442. bedy. Cali Monday, 4668 Natura! Bridge. | and finance your monthly payments on the | joiner, one saw stand and set of saws; one WINTER TOP—For Ford roadster; in fine MA‘ | NET O—Boach, two-spark racing tyP®: | TIRES—Trwo “Stk cords, $9 each. 3633 ’ H a feed styles for sais, $i TOMOB — ee TOMOBILES FOR SALE complete outfit Used Ford or bodies take n/| 2*a-h. p. Fairbanks-Morse engine; will trade | condition; bargain. 2810 Burd. _ _if locking for a real bargain cali and in- | Ohto av. ARRY FRANK : : aa tadies Tasers. « 23 fiver Victoria a AUTO 1LES FOR SALE AUTOMO ANEOUS | in. Deeds Auto Body Co., 106 8. 12th at., | for late Fora. E. Amba, Overlant, Mo.,| WINTER TOP—For “Jere a: nd {9°91 Fort. | _vestigate. 3536 Morgan. Open Sunday. | FIRE ee Sines Lindell 3442-44 Linde] ’, la , econ. 8 EESCSeLANGOUS __ - — ic — > arc czas eebemte _city_ Bau. — = Route 25. | plate class; excellent. 6052 Grace av. _ MOTOR HORN—Si ix-volt, $5; credit on old each. , i... is Bros.., 5003 Gravois. te) Oo Sundays, a 7 > 2 ee. a4 ‘ ER ™ r Genuine opty ath c | I ; orn; $12 $5: $7.50 spotiight = = . 35 to $20; inner | TIRES—2 new Ft cat nonskid, 6000 miles; | DLAMOND G GUA = 92 Ba amogy , Sor — . » A iN 4 . Law I AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE | waren soe —For 7-pass aston ear: Dorris ¢ 88: steseme bat teries,. aimers. 4448 Washi nz (on ' et $125: a good ortment mS used | bargain, $7.2 Easton ay. —— {jas MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS WINTER — | tubes,” $1.25; | an. C ————— ee : : — | OPS—Several new Buick| tires, Square Deal Auto Parts Co°, Jeffer- | E—3 nswick | _NER TUBES Lk ae - I ji , " Buick ~ 2 nt aO30 cs special pri: © Iq son and Arsena! re a (c} = ~~ +4 used Bru t $6. ~ INN b i. IN BR} vi iS ST A KX Ik at 4 i ee : . ) , oit weatherpro: crifice urry! a ae : se | F- oe: t O234 i erproo Sa ris yr Ford engir ie; and oe trailer. er. TIRE—One 34x4 used Goodrich, $5. RELIABLE A AUTO TIRE ¢ } . Been — sot = Is thy made by the purchaser of a motor ry | go inte > the uch at- IR IE YOU A\ || Garfield. 8 ph ‘abany_ oe 7T5W. c) |} ie: 3117 in tent to the detajis of the car and not to the price of the car he | WINTER TOPsccrore “Chevrolet. Maz- __6518 Je h. he STOW. ashington av. tone | ad ae _ || well. Dodge. Hudson 16 and 17. Chand- | PISTON | R oes mplete set for Ford TIRE—One 34x4% used Miller cord, $5. 1180, Central oe oe a 7 4523A S. Grand. cc) | ~ —Suit, prea deloth, b f, = bats. 1317 J - om ———— — ee eg ee ee ee ee LOL EDD A IP RO ae ee, i a il, i ie ee ve - rv — : - . — on . ' Oe ope - * onum,.9 “ » = y iry, r pes s is buyihe. Before buying ask yourself if the a you are buying is |||) | sa FAIR PRICED 2° 'f {t has @ fictitious price for the purpose of | || Seen Stttngs® Baits user St, SUSS | PigroN RINGS —"EvarTyie” — all stem, | qyotee Wesminaen Se —_ N. S, Tire g shove, 5,” $2, bats ii venin 4 otor Co . m, & P “Ta: LING Ver-iyte, a. sizes, ; _ . ~ ~ a . © ing “s (Rm) icTr w hil e trneyr iast x19 Frank! in TIRE Ine J: x5 Mg G oye 35. 31 4i1NG— —_ ay s uit, winite ng. , And if you think the o—~ ou are trading in is k ALR PRIC ED. imt-—__+ mi : . , — _ Washington avy. tc) | r " Don't be misled by an offer of more money for your used car than Wt R .D [ATO Rs—1917; $7; 4 fe nders, $0; oth- | -Two 3725 25 LEN Eee tires: 2 ; very cheap. rents Hig . anion an er Ford parts 7316 °'N. Broadway. | TIRES—Two 37x5 used Brunswicks, $10) AUT “te re av | | o } TOPS, C L SHIC INS ER AD LA TOR COV ER—1914 Oakland. Bewrd | ses eee ee ak ) 117 sho ts ; 7 ING—Overcoat, «ray SA : iklan ; a Bomont 1180. Central_151 Seep, Freach style, size ; you know it is worth, but think again—is the car you'fe buying and Light sewed in curjains, carpets, tritm- Penrose st | +t es JEx4*, used Miller cords, — _each. 3150 Washington av. >t ul AOA Arman? the car you're trading in FAIR PRICED. ieee 7 || mings. Western Carriage, 6264 Olive st | ‘c99) R ADIATORS—Bran i-rew honeycomb rad apes pe - = | at $13. 95. | TIRE ax} 4 used Racine, $10. ok et, i acy @ suit aud arese ae ov erces' A. 3. 4 r i , . ~>} co «) ~ _ ’ ° . > TATE MOTOR CO.., ime. “|| A Bolshevik is a man who wants more, not so easily-satisfied. ||| oo rs for Fords; real bargain G 4 | Bomor 1241 > 3107 1] | OCT sT ST Céntral 7 / Do "Ou want ? rev ] ; Tv . 1 (* 9 H ACCE T ; 2604 East oS. Ses acastinneatticiargesientamendaieiiiaaan s i res ay | : ‘never a Ove eet. one it . i- ACLS d t ‘ 5 more vaiue in Lsed Cars? Then you are an Auto HY -SSORIES, PARTS- -WAN == RECIIFIER—Wagner electric; one-battery TIRES—2, 32 x4 eu used Gosarech, like new; , of dandy att anguinentiite SSS ~ ———— Bo! shevik kk. 4 FE NDER Wtd.—Left, rear, for Hu nuGes capacity 5321 Labadie av. Call Sunday. | __ 310 each. __ 3190 W: shi 13 " OTF ING— Met or coat lady's. vee ul . : Hh! Ki also top. Holke, 3311 West Pine ui REC TIFIER—Late model. for chargine TIRES— 34x5 solid truck vom $10 each n -of-town bu: dark arey fur vig baranta at $38." Ay : —— cee yr storage batteries. Bomont | 102 SL: N. _Isth st. | proval, 6D. = wt zh; te * FORD STARTER Wed —Cali Lindell 30 — »537. | TIRES—2 Ce solid truck tires, $7 each. | AND on ‘io tires Pa HIN — uresees. brand-new biack « + , ia ; tee __or Central 986. C. Peper. 610 Times Bldg. | 5a cOvVERSi Sedan $10) coupe touring: | _ 1020 N. 12th s AND SUPPLY’ CO. 48h, . — ~~ - o : f 7 f ; all ; Met ic99> | TRESS. 35x5 — Goodrich; $6.50 a Yahlem Pleads Guilty “Accestonies, eanrs—ron save 2 CaN Ee | a te eae 90900. Mi] Cord Br ipcts t epiate || AALAGTO,, SISORSATT moral aujase | 612. onan $2" Meri, $07 COIS Ties a. Saxe Gonrch: gies Poel . Eee ab.é, a! cars, blac x er ‘amel naked on yi«-ii ouring. ; es Crias 7 . . , uber Hadiator | in 30x3% cord tire; o AT brow lady's , and to starting war on used car prices. You are the jury. Now, /!| §4°50 instatied’ seconis, $240 to Sta) | ota me™ Roads. fori ‘double Maes | cale i send atte. Soringficld solid truck: | antes RELiABEE A >. . —— . vded t nd ught 14 cars in 48 hours. | —_ yler 2304 ‘ity Plating Co. . dhand; bargaih. 2620 Olive a TIRE—30x5 44, used; $3. 3150 Washing- CUPPLES RST: eet G71") ae we vise, - = | \ if ® Wa ‘ . | Clinton st. : : :, . 7 ribet A U ; | | TO ~D TR — SPO TL iGHT—F closed car; operates z+ ton av. ~ —— , - + = ' : AU a0) HEADLIGHT A AS D 7 RIM MIN: re- : : ete 220 w. oanaaten - -— —-— - -- > 32x3% nonskid firsts J T Biue: —_ah . . ‘ 5 | ’ a AT LOT : lated better than new: por mpt rtica ins " n eae cost ¢z 30; near.y ne iTIRE— radiators, - demountable Pood TIRES—2, new, 33x4, Firestone, firsts, s. s., | 30234 N, S. | - rr Te ore Gah a , I c in re piss ; : e] So kg a aenanlltilitaeal 4 ae | Buick 20 Rendster 5 ; sat neycomb ? ators, 3 lemountable ro ah at 1 on Ov R DISPLAY E LOOR AT ois: DELMAR AN ; i SG « s6e6 bun 5 180 Cole Aero Eight. ey ae ‘ 5 rt _feiloes, $ A 2 ‘our! mn | LIBERTY TRS & SUPPL: CU, nonskid, "12tn st mile guarantee; 319. 99 each. Porta E a chen: 394" ‘ L a twa hie av a ood vagy el io onlin a 6s \weedesmmemeerciad OF EE- | | =95 = hoo. Sedan i Os | i * tool” ’ x =| - ¥ wy: : ° . o | ees = t ve : 2. . «*} ' ™ Iu Ticat} ; ii. c mi * ase, -lb. _ ae | | ° i OO © mM, , ; $2.65. Batter ves, | 7 el-pli ind! . TIRE BARGAINS. | __Open Sundays. 9 a. m. to 1 ». , | : ‘ ) | ; vas f Ss. ~ 6. Battery bores, | svc; mic eh ee indbreakers, $7.9. ir. . ' ; , AT—cnilds winter coat. KF ee 1919 CADILLAC TOURING 1919 CADILLAC V\ ICTORIA | y ne tt ie o9 Co M5. ol $1.95 Tire cirriers, | 42 | ion't it s we both lose |. 5 ane ane reconditioned ines all _staes: TYRIAN 'S REAL B! EOAT- Cuil ox = a ' 95. ist tems, 35c. Brake lin- OR ANGE F A oo NT 473 o Fact on. , 7SED ~ TIRES—AII sizes; good condition. | 2826 nonskid firsts at.......cses "orn. en Call acne b , C 1 35x4% nonskid firsts at......cooum Eafavetic — Painted dark blue; good tires. Maroon paint; seat covers. | i 35 N } , ‘ ll siges, 40c_ ft. Gre runs, 40c. *. Bomont’ 1650, Central | . ; ' ’ had . . >; ~* . . , ® ‘ a * ¥ ’ - | 1¢ ort ran ' + And ever: thing at 1 - gg = nal ipa ete —s STORAGE b> ATTE RY—6- voh: $7, or trade. ' “ee Tire Co., — (c99) All aunt brawk TIRE ¢ — - iT—Jady’ 7 brown: a’ Taethion seh | ’ | on . et? ¢ ui State 47°05 St. Louis. a ma ; . ‘i aso 0) year-ol - —$—- i Delmar 80% Landell 807 §) —t ne Sabeiy Co. 2223 Chestnut. : > SPOT FLASH.itE. {ak eee ee . Bixd. Fiat's 3442-44 Lindell. 8 igellanrous things $407 : ACCESSORIES—Spotlights. $7.50 value, at EVERYREADY SPOT EF LASH- LITE. | qoott 2, 36x4 *s. 35x5 8. 5. and « from | Lindell 856. | @ay, #1) day. i} $3.50: 6- ~ ati His | rs, 60c; For on acl overing. utfits. $5: : = SIGN "AL, AND AUTO VISOR COM- 3x4 Cuppdies_ fabric: 10 30x3%: reel bar- | IRE BUY ; oo a vd cand ray | t ; 7 Box C-49. Post-Disnatch. ak : —— i a te | Don’t fail to see our ee arg ties’ =~ Ford 1922 Peerk ess rad‘ators op ‘LETE ans. sos *x4 Firestone. B3x4 _ d4x4._ 34s es W ILL PAY , : ig byt iii \(}-—Sutite. srercanta. : alr - 1818 N. Grand av. Phone C ‘ent str al 81 S845 | bodies: anyt hing you n zed. See us or Ca TIRES—2 “new 33x4 . 6. Fireston guar- 1 » . +7 ; ts. mys ne Pigg fn ow it ACCESSORIES—The biggest bargains m St. | 82d. Arsenal. ‘) | _Bros., 5003 Gravois. ie 2830 Locust St mecenss | ante ot ean Ge : %: ae to oats a - _ ~ , ; : | j i e i. | hd souls. fncsner bix a] tO. y+ AN KE RR TRANSFORME a perfect TIRES > new 34x4 4 r s.. euaranteed | 4 : a at 2 $14.95 each. Francis Bros., Bomont 531. + sea oe al : i—Buits C€ e: 1920 COLE TOURING | — Hina - 7 ‘ -NS TOURING | Ww qt ie WOO ee ; | i} Hi W te ‘=, . ' ¥ 2s. Che - | intensifier, guarant eed to a Bn 6000 miles, - a" eee ; mee wheels; Calif top; a smart Fine running car; painted biue. Hie LC ()' W hto Wh A (4) Siot ti) plugs, , Champion X pore | ins. ion, _X | b> ae money. te ir $2 5 , of 50 2003 Gravois. cdaineatin = 1.25. ladies’ suite, $1.00; work coos tam’ Dl : TIRES—Bargain. 33x4_ Jirestone. firsta, Oe 3% N ONSKID~ 4 Homent 1866W. Hoffman, &i looking car, | .C. us, 50 tor gaskets a — a SS ee a =o “ i : me " OF - imer . ires ; :: +0 : sig - Lit perty T re _ my astenaeinaemani 4969 Del eee $15 ay. Tube free: 30x3 %, $7.9 5: et e —Ty 09: ting | lanips. 5; Red | VULCANIZER—Haywood model S: cis $13.95, Tubes all fresh; ali sizes, $1.35. | 6000 MILE GU ‘ 3 D HiNG—Waovan's long write seal 6 : amort . ‘i os — _ aa ee a 2 eT F a | NOW UPEN Al a ary cel’s. 35c: jacks. 95c: pumps, 95c; and material. 1035 Eodanit av., Weli- 1113 Chestnu: st. ah x ‘ ‘ A ] a* r r > Reet ig tn ter ee EBs ee - . ' stg O0c. any size. shock abeo: « x new res. a A fia n ae iat. Has custom built winter top. | Blue paint; good tires. 5 SON A P . s. 9: : a. . B2 85: dae shaton WHEELS AND RIMS complete, mounted, with Kelly-S rinatield. LIBERTY TIRE & SUPPLY oLs-——Teo medium sf brown 7 | $3450." alee Lap Fenerereoress. an rims, 4969 Delmar iene e+ ROOT ETS. a e wondertu spia) | er cars. $4.75: tires BOXS be . ,,nonskid Pats ALT ee ee ad complete. $25 to $35. Wagner Tire Co., Forest ~pan Delmar etext % @ PRESS—Navy tri cotine, sig 2 a to o0, 6 : nd A hn Fs gene Se gg ey WINDSHIEL —fFor Mack*truck, $12. Rear 218 Locust st. Open evenin 2 PAs b ie Cal) Pinte) 3° “an . 1724 Elliot. Central 7104J. SPECIAL ATTENT ‘riOS Fo Mr ORB Bes jirown tricotine: siee 18; our t if ’ “ . * . : | : ' j 7 a ; J * « os , | ies . , +}. a Me NIECE-HIT. MOTOR C0. ie I high-grade Used Automobiles we hay: |} frets. sneciat. $1.45; Ford ton recovers, | —.1724 Elilot_Ce 2 Rick 6 DA Graton TIRES Used. two 35x4%5. each $8; o aie + Hieee OD f : ;| with back curtains. $5.50: t fe cul - TOP—For_Bulc ? 4 | 4x4. $6: two 33x4, . 1 “9 Tet n our showroom floor in | = -. * ty on ee: he nr Rex make; cost 250, $45 if sold soon. | $7: “wo 24n6% cords, each, $8; tw ir BESsik—Trawtine. Canton : wv: hom am = liatol 1409 rattan st _ 414 cords. each, $8: five 32@x4 cords. each, | mid biack eit eize 38. ; ‘atany. ay. 5187 0 yk it LMAR Bi. : | | | | ‘eaoe : eek. wx ‘ ins ne- ! onan NY w sed part for - Ford, 6Vc off list. 7318 $6 four 3°?x4+ cords. each. $6. Tires are | 4 — - 1 TOU RIN ‘GS | wood cx =o: ome m ba “7 Gole " | Tw || @t Unusually low prices. qd ints | BARGAIN HOUSE in magnetos, timers, | 34x4 70 8 32x3 vay at —_ —— —— ) and SEDAN®* | and polish: special discount allowed to deal- coils, generators and starters. Write for | $10.00 EACH a # Ne Kai: ‘Stor onsen stg } est = ar- | our money and ~~ saving er ee at T ' ee , 4 vet | a805 J. j . ve n ore 7S Ss on_ av elmar ak) dealers only. Cata ogue wit! wiring 40x j 8213 % GRAY. TUBE, ; rh Lf 4 x ~ mar ’ oS See us before yow buy. |||| Avromosrie | accessonins — Puliman| 2eegyy, eecn Tevet, kort aamnore | 3 Soeg a Ae $1.00 EACH Sse eee it Sow. peanut tewade sane Colfax a.” Louis, Mo.. for service. (c99) sizes accordingly. 7 ss 74 RP 42° 1A ‘5 Grand | ay. AUB ‘ihe * eee ac . LOUIS AUTO PARTS CO., any part for GENERAL AUTO TIRE EXCHANGE. . iS — indies’? tml) bate. x “ CO AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES—One . -| "any car. 2810 N. Spring. 1020 N. 12th st. F | S—Lacies’: fay) hate § ” | ight rear fender, $4; one Ford open | = GOODRICH . : ad Nee A ‘ar. . 3 chine, elze SA: Fabrics Reconéitionsé 3300 Washington AV. “rene 6+ / . truck body. with rear fenders, $12. Phone ; DIE. LUXE USED Hh H. L. Huber, President. Soltax T350W “is: Pion’ Garage & Repair Mem! suvertows erthatenta-et peices | gp2200 Washington av. J Rise us cease as, chia s (|| ||, AUTO SPONGE—The biggest sheep || Remember, if you want to buy | an ee ee ee ro. $7.95. Bomont 2466. a gee $5. 5045A Eastin Coliseum Bidg., Locust and Jeffers | nge in town. 25c: postage : . on. j{ sponge in town. “Sc; postage Sc. . TIP ; — RT ee : | 3624 S. Broadway. _ GOOD goods CHEAP go to the | ®*isfs tory adjustment made oo ft Con | IF we COATHE—Laree. hussien. O16 3110. li ee eee eee ~ ee -- s0@ _Pharmacy, GHEE ECON’ Bomont 533 Centr ri) AUTO RADIATORS—1 Hudson super 6. ‘ LIBERTY TIRE & SUPPLY CO sie | -€ me C.F . / F adr ‘ 4 ~ ‘ ata rie q: “3° : Chevrolet 1 Essex: we repair ~ makes and install | Forest 5832. Delmar + accompanr out-of-town $ " _— -- K inest grade, copper base, = zes. 35¢ per foot; Diamond tires, ‘iss. |\Oren Sunday till 3 p. m _ (c99) half Bn hay — -— another tire >) | ! ) first. Sia: other tires, 30x33 %4 S88: best oii, a , th same price , ;: «pa ‘wllng. “pena ring _ brake lining only 40e per foot;. 40c per galion. We carry a complete line | GOODYEAR TIRES ‘| Box S%. 32x3% : . —\e4: Ladies’ pul , 1 Bonmont : | All other sizes, incl ) "241i Giive \ s Vv - i} en == — —— ? of cessor \es ; r N ’ A ; We will have on display all next week several high-class ||| : ‘any size Many quantity. Supply Co. ST11 Delmar av. Open Aste $9.95, 30x3% SPECIAL , 02 eS ee pes: MES | : _ Mail orders attended to. ST LOUIS "AUTO SUP. CO.. 3150 Wash- | cords. * Pes: «phd nap nneinenes ! reconditioned Oldsmobile cars. These cars are in A-] con- u | . IBERTY TIRe & SUPPLY CO, nings and Sundays. is. — . ; leimar RB} > i dition, having been thoroughly rebuilt in our own shops so f _Open evenings and all day Sunday. _ | naton _av.____ “s? pick. So_ Ts Si 1T—piee Sa Chea. that they look like a brand-new car, and are to be sold at ( sen ; V ji . U | aty * T4478 itanc ros oid: 12-volt REAL TIRE SNAP | a ~ accepted $ Pa Ope BEM, tolndie.. J , anches er. a , : 50. - . sone ‘2a . ons Ww eenoptenall ot venpcleaed this grade ‘e “escaet It will wine roll WeS Teta Se Ars : BATT cme aise 8-volt, S00. 13. Jn | SNS HARRY. PRANK Tine oo. : ee 1912 Semple, pay you to investigate these exceptional values while at the = = —— eee — Git aA | oass- —_ io | STB —Fur_ cost. 5 : BATTERIES—18 months’ guarantee. $15 = cot? te ie | aay ee 4 Dar eee = ADY 2 T— Pare Wise. Ceotine: 1 >. Fs 2 " ow. : Rebuil na Poy Im Ord er ; _ Hr rehie. Lis aN 12th _at. nm a PP... * . : BAT: E.R -¥ G hergers at bargain prices; ls it {* VM ENT ry, RT . REPU BLIC C TIRE SNAP r . ' . pt 2 a loret rarole waite A fl iain — ed SE RE a OTE ae ee ee ee ae meen Fg Kg } TY YyiP >\ tor generator set; good condition. REPT / eit A} (Ouis RTS rine gee: 02 eee LUO Lise 33x4 nonskid, seconds, only $13.75. Remember, Wwe uarautee every car iis represe nied. Youn are ; a - BATTERIE - — guaranteed $16.50 up: - —_ . — i Uno reh ite ime payment, 1643 Tower — k ( Mm Al TOMOBILES MARRY Ear te Co.. ti : ” at COAT at 1T— lady's, oher , ry “0. cheap 6 Tayler. taking no chances when you buy a used ear from us 4 = «ray sine i *.F , , ’ , , ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ rpT J "an n . , . . ‘ $ » - a = i ASSENG ER C ARS BATT ERIES—One 6 volis, 60 amperes, two Gas Tank ¢ — arr Sonar panied 9 a m. vg Senet : Our business has ; : Bio .*. xi ) SUS —ferk , =) : ; ry 1. c. tC-— Do (‘orre wit fr rade —— a ea . _ b its, =O nperes bargain ~ali be- | ini Coils _—— ; : AT THE SHOW cob art $1800. -otpe, put in order and repainted, splendid car for fore 1 o'clock, 2027 ne reise “S meee perro ps: - THEKMOID NONSKID SNAP | et . 40 Civeinis . es | ; i eten cs S.A tie eal e this w eek “On he ww rive atts : - SA alam + —GOODEICH= tk . aeons “ n >he : aa: I. 4. G b iT S } ‘ : rT: - . am ‘ t teries« came Lam 's 36:4 siraight side. at $21. 50. and other ' Oldsmobile fivc-passenger, six-cylinder sedan. hi - ane ris Sedan, put in order and repainted. Nise, small family rien ith aol Cake Axle Shafts Guaiete | Hahn RY ERANK TIRE CO., | coe direct from ) : rl 7. 2 +? =_—w ~ 2 a neee f : 7 : ; is) . actor and ave one ~ Oldsmobile seven-passenger, eight-cylinder touring car. lL B. 6—7 passenger Dorris Tovring. #1600. § bee tI ae nm get gy Piston Rings Ammeters | Lindell. 856. Central 830. ~ Oldsmobile five-passenger, six-cylinder touring | l A. 6—7 passenger Dorris Chassis’ te excellent aoa te Sloan Battery & Equipinent Co, 313 N. Piston Pins Cluteh | —Qeee_sentave,_ © 9-5 Bm es fiafaction. na ott he mg car. tion, $1200. " etemt mechanical eon’ a 5 inanimate. Starter Gears Dises QU AKER FABRIC FIRSTS | meta ~ Oldsmobile combination three or tive passenger roadster 1913-—5 passenger Derris Touring 2400 — “\euw | madiater Cope Springs 3o3 t brie Bete mer ¥ — +3. 30a joeredeee , ur ~ Vs ‘ ' 3Oon5 abric r? s. “e+e ew eee | 191° a O-passe Ayer Dorrie Touring, $350. iw 2X Db ) 1 ©O)- f THE WORL D'S ] ARGE ST nemees ** PRANK TIRE cu... ly “eee ee eenee eAdditio Ike Deve, | 4 : ol - o-passe nye r Interstate Tourin ‘4 oan —~ ia-t¥ aS | | 4s .¥ “—~ ’ « ~.44 Lindell, : 4 Men een eeaeene b} igh > @cor Cit LOmec Cares , lengtenee i “Wille a nich Te uriz “ye Bbw toy g . . . : i Wa have 40 Ee side batteries : " , : Ne ew and a sed Parts Hlouse —— 4 S3o 9 a. _™. b. _ " eee eeeenevee >. bras . ee > age 44 « Pala ‘> 4 I vu Mechanica. ‘oD - ' £7" KO) wed for test pur and » _ al ole S _ ur ee ee coe rr ae om ~ ewan — It 1 . 1100.00 mphe or aus pe battery. 5OQc: all rentai« matnicnetnoconsn. seneegEEEONER = penaieninesiage = . * . : Se Per ‘ v ere is a ee A | Mm will pay you to investigate | | everbead expense from factory into your car, TIRES FOR S4Le TEs, ‘ORONADA | CORDS era & norskids «a ome profit; if your battery is bad get one be eae 3 3 S19 50. . 4 Ni -s . ke = . = SA fore the cold weather sets in: lead. oxicd« an! “S10 is ivzo - rerione Tse HAKKRY FRANK TIRE Co., each 3447-44 Lindel! ° Dorris |, other battery materials are advancing. there- ; : ie ay © fore present prices will not last. See ue CASINGS—2 37x5 liv-Snringhel4 cords Lindell S36 S TT, am ts, boxes. cracked jars or ang Satters $15 each. "3300 Washington a‘ en Suadavs DE , : wor CASING—Sdx4 & new Diamond an. «. $15 ARAH AND LACLE a m. to 9 : . . ™ Lindell 6478 St. Louie, M A ie a rae rr ie > o. er. free inmepection any $ > new <vuar- | - ARRY. ¥, FRAN er and 3300 ret acoua!lnted with: ee _ Shteed: $10 each Washington. anette oe te, ene neers — A A: ct el ti come ov battery specialists. 4885 Sacramento av.. i | CASINGS—2 5 fr fi ase Central es — block nerth of Natural Bridge. Colfax 1908. 3300 Washingion “= — oF an Soon Dante v a cin m=

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Sea i i a Sines CLOT Hina st = 2 | ) 00 MUSICAL INS INSTR HING U MEN TS, >, Horses and Vehi , ve cles Sto A 7 S, Store Fixt | WANTED tent | scams eee = OND W Y—WAT | for $10.” sic uede Ba | tice ) RI Br. 85: ne iy. Ove per Stores Co . shelving HO StANK Ting & THERS Wid aston ante? r $10. Sie bo" “bign — | tiokee POEtec NO tage ed money: DESK: oe ae ng. RSE : ~ + : “ — on 4 t i -4 oney i — Ano | ma 7 ndeli c at $10.60, . pftner. Tyler ahi’ clothix (eb) ‘ Ue—tceatacl ) Evern B prea’ worn © DIA NONI “io pS a P.-D. wee me and ro: tao and’ Was Tucan? | S AND VE === iscel ! MINTLER tuys cede fit ote wren Cle Sater nik 3 Hot’ 8! gine. “2 NG Fees shen f bea uti- peseetne sates. 616 ‘Slo card hington Gna FOR ICLES a COR we slighiiy vuyes and » PLL. 4) 4) Mont s@a ut! Bain. Ls 8 sarae o eo -kara —Fawnti ‘ost-D or $80; i swivel Rag 3 o gan Sites, t An SA —— s . ea. a. rds Ey ; sei! aw .. erg — ch al ‘ 60 =. at lette U8, “ a d ad Le | a am 0 sfpces r tod W tad $15." Wes a > rman’ 4 DE ‘linder — x chai 34575 anigh tan $100 F— $15. Also ot. 3; cheap. MUSICAL ——— aR F ’, “Ses [ANT car” auotatic —--~ ug? Til 42 cr orth JO; — N.G you e ——-2_P. ned csk— cords r; ‘ph IOR: —¥ af Da De- v —_ or | id. Quake>, * tation shi. O'IT 2 Dei ue : 38: M al. | D MEE Sis ; ain PSY the hig -D R 49 one ce. i - Der itrane USical .2 2S —_———= at. ers. *** 4 dark coolrs. ls for dF a 'T—Mj & arket IAMOND: nd. iamonds 2 209 oller op a os Srey F ae Carri LA MS SICAt 34e0 ASK Tiki s, “°° 526.69 on oe and ) Wool awes 9) $6.60. °\ stallions iso blac) an ON De eee nari S. highest se ' DE N; Jefferson nye Dh “with | fons iwo y ore coat Rik AEN Dp L INSTA e “ T bie 3 b ve - ~ jor. 4 " y bo n CAS s @On lian ‘a Pror ’ 44 LJ ink > 2 ee ; i oye. Ro itere SUIT—A, Cail tod or ov ‘ere size « ught. orth « of mith a C * KS and n av. condizie OREN sis ns. M $15. v S66R. essiona —- SUCTION Page age Gd," Mee” iia |. tere; | mornings ‘wees a ELT | Steeer— ght. uD (0 $500 per sce. DESKS nd chairs at lowest | a. Appl | Oe greta Ce OR Pia ~ ee pe “MUSICAL — im ¢ Ce RS a 8 1g. Westgate me Easto 36:/| ting ND— Mtite per SK—Sani Si lowest biices, and 7 ORSE- tl mul Ere PURNS at 1. Victar | 1A "eg olpd 7 rum ehehal a fe Sat 1¢ . Cing La ‘er, 132 carat; Sanit N. 7 g ices (c) sm Bt ee 34 PlaANG 7 x. +. 7 ictor | j NO stiestuneutioninmen LOUT 830, | mage 82 |__al Man’ gate “He 6; ¢ | sortie O2C dy's S22 Oil caatr. ary roll- __/th . and ¢ Texa, ara heap. ___ ¢7) ANO 1L_-—” . Toc, Mrs. or! 5 AN __Posr-p e ’ le M = } ie © ® pr = ote ~ pa ttin IO : plating ila as 402 roll-t¢ d fii. | Hon: ese 3803 ¥. ; lessor... ie F . Tr —__._ .e 99) lANO- Oo a) , DIS o” J st. Onday : on sS ao « Oe ay, al 7 Rox un aon gs. pl aiao tinur an . a. nd St. _Ch Co!) u top A, , . 'HOR and 3 F __£ Nner Tis rotest INT Lad ria! 9 —Nt RGA PATC 198 ar | a “moralan "13aa tes so bi m 328 aT . ee.) l4 a ‘ ) 7% , = ] wy size ji ] ret nouns RIXG — a 438 84 te r 1023 = with Ch Oller. =f Ou +. 3S — 3 and M - 265 at. a > Li Spat BAe bye. $2! SA ANC Je ive ow >; — IANO AER, 0255 ou n MS me iuil-s + Ou ow VO, 0; north. eg tina ous A Gib N.G air; OD. ; 6th i004 ahd Va mares ox ANDO mW, od nh. p—- Dik: reson must PL ~ SA . ion ‘ , ewes nile SsOn- . sivta 9 da ’ _ApDt. _chea; ; an about EH a - DR oo an Bir i be sean AiMenhit cy, i &., sine 6: 36M. Cloth, ue be xno—. 39 or en. aan one &- ‘ are ‘ ORSE r 471 hor rea einai *s c Cu ar ing 29 a lan : a tikty) ~% bbe Li -PIA at r on ditio: o iad ¢ rm treet : me ndard @&me . 0., is) earop ‘ . - n at ; a i, non W oa 42 i LA . > _barg PP latin 26 39186 a ‘ _ 5724 foot " . fou all «) sh, 4 corer ; 1] N 5, e arr ae Con pt @ able ~~ lesen ; L7n ; lee. - : * ourt! 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SAS > Per tia ORS — ap —— 4 ar ry: Puer AOR rer g ts _ ine . or emis LIAR SPO lal 1.60; 4 Seaure), Apt C3 serge dress; 2 eag , SUITS—T ses. 36: all in 40: one = Be. eh vlue-w hit. ins diam 409A ond cluste How Col : rhe Nati For eco Franklin.” |? —o_ ista aD: im er BE; c bina. | RAG «1a ne Odense a gtk aN ~- PIANO 3X f —> FF ae. wer wa Pera? LE AUTO Price = iy reat es: 3 “bat ~ conte Two ~e SI M “PI ~All Shae _iady's wv Ar 25 at on e: 1 2 Ciamond — rattan : fowe Se 4 . a Al onal onomy on 7 . - Ji SE—Bay 2 ust sei! _— 4 me ‘ma- BONS, ik, ones m lg 1 Sele 7 , see. _ Ole ~ prigh: Ri 3960 ' =) Rood en ~~ . —* rari Seni th ‘i Se nate , 1180, 31 TI 4 vine 36 ne 4 ais. 316 ‘, + Fe, es" rs Pe and CH—»* nce. Ro¥ maw eatk. 233 . i# UR? cale Co, & I counters o™ re dig. meme ay scatman unday | SY ster OF Moner on »- ~~ Hu. 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NO— t re OU Y Docae Sank ee, ~pigeat : Seer ‘bie arness “on URKY. 405 driy- Ww ie PLOV 19) | PLAYERS—U, S« i mout ny: si atvie: | = ~ | sO) Re ay ‘ a : im the Pn res at iDae ye Hf f Pane hunky: . ov Qn \ rand. ¥’ mk hs —Nno li AC { ‘on j MENT a ers cRS—U sed ARR CY at) a atte é : . bie " aes ‘ “if = vung . DRI _Forest } fo ION ; . tor music r nhop wor eae f Xth wal Gabl aclure s — : Ories ¢ ate gees Oo Se mn 10ree: 3 TARIM r LA _Pi ms, ' Olls a orn {£19 in nut er cture special wob. [> etenmie, TAK sonab) gi, runabo is ; on MMEI¢—; = M jane Gn Ie ne SARTHEL DU. manos, pis ~ splendid Case : up- ‘ r *\ "0 as 1a * : mm 4 iva ‘ wit ~— 17 } ut “ Vea - ‘ ePatro vYants anere. LA My, . “Prix . ay- us ( , at nrices - conan 6 ws t of a Ae aon a Reiliv and har- a. MMF RR Ts ler ® , rosition wit " . AYER: PT, ANO- a SENBERO, me gain at $12 condition ; ed, but 3 comes he ‘© it rnes heap =" reg, - velty ane . At liber 5 Sima! 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Thoga se4 , ees ‘ee v.00 Clara’ oan , athe —— & CAS AV BOOK Ki ~ jo00 » ING| DEsk (7} KO? os: bod 2 ‘oD Ws ert iPr. AM— Jj ' : : IZ ice SAX: 5A T*, ’ ae with ma vendie He hanes Ubes: gf ain Pru mee tk ewhy ain ¢ a (ens é 2 wet i Ares an — - - — ¥ _ “ons ! ‘} Rs Marka ; wiht ; i aT CoNCciItlo; gon, te - . Lare f an % - i ‘HON - z° fad or “use ‘ sia gs ; bar ww. fra 7 a : © E ; s eee : e* r aay 10.00 ise aa ees ae HIGHES GoLD ‘ND S| | C99) | piso. wadi = rANDING sais eaan. “an AGO? a: cheap, S72 ventas an” * 4 = “Se _soprane, $6: “Alito. $4 ae Prag ages |. ; ne - . . \ . © - "} ny Ane 2 2 ~~» 33 0% = 38 ~ ’ n T ‘ee — LVER rit Ss } whet Tod DE~K fine ;: Mac Lif? , omy ound * ve fin and a mie UALA~ Us per | Crentl —— 67183 b nut. HL b br R ‘tt Skirt sogrepn. Tedd K- i black one-eyed. mute, 7 tKAM APL 7 years o} heon mangoling eng eu'tars ody. 93 een Th OF pee | =e wre 2 ++ 32 PRVV. alive Vater. | © Milie ves fi BI > ote heck w ) wy; de ; set od mute tar AM—Sn-~iy Te te Per ed to 4 clarit i a a0 nan, he player ARK | —— P a 00 1441 3 size 38: co ate CASH paid . r. Nn. Syd Kold, veil i 1} R ' ; W, wh ty ‘ hea “i ee j = itt ing « ’ of har s.©, 13 ” oT t fi , worx , abs Seren k Van See inets iT’ « in ~~ 8? 20 ‘a, « eo : ew ti ey 4 x: cater ° plana o th fel, | TA a _ 810. 904 iano Co +++ 1A50 ta cost $50: (oe) | gostinum fora olf, gold. seeds ver, piati. | a@lwave a. }OXES—A E fn ‘le Sp, » Tee ben penne dey od marae: Ses wagon ¢ te 910. TINT ); Holton cornet. he He BALD" — =] r sit oa | AR? KING ™ Tine _st te . o4 a ; ‘ . 7 7 - Ti ’ . 4 watihe aa comer ‘ ’ io. = — ‘ ~ . ! ’ rar ’ . wre? = ta we r o - Z VI ' teow “ et _* ie 7 ‘** ° D's ** 14. a tha 8 — cr wil ers north of Oh b> ‘ Co.. = ” @i = ' §) me a tg on disp] Te i Alr rie ‘2? tine i, AR "ewe ~ “a s! chely wd Tite i efriger f the t Jk NER S * ~4 Ex $40: far: ~- AGUN——4 Pret 2601 N, seD- \ chean Rox how and wa Mae KINGSTON _—— nth) NY iri an Temp: inhowany. FOR SA ‘Kee y +L, con- jewelry. old . Grand. 4) BUTCH “ale Co, 6 used hefere barca Anes ve VAGON : rm Wwason aa ce eee atu IOLIN—: rs . ‘we Ke ; : ve ? ' ned me septional lity —hi, a, 8OU rt. a st- Claes vou: v ro — a ' $s ‘ ' it tern orcinary nich ee full nm : : - per « hae A cian + Dorit ‘ n lero n: HE ier, ro k ‘ npu (er ich s— : ; ] 1] ul = ‘ tee 5 25 k. he ent the ce aa ee h tire of 1 Mat ie chill j ST 13202 en Thay > a Bet as a box ¥ ef) ondh ae »- "e che Vi : ear . S food th ‘a pO, ine > t $in ren! te reil mOte of Ea cally binet pn viee orde will PT efter. a. size aA ewelry prices f a ig “Mee . ie nr’ , one aj ‘ P M A a a it LITZ t. n it and 18; iRAFO nesta Yinenta 4. fhe ww i whee exam. Two, b x ener also | > onde, Aine edie: DF (C8) | cases. co! POX—Groc — h rege LRAESS—Laree, y, S158 new and sec-! V 20. 418 2a txca, | VIOLIN—G 7 - $126 SO) MANU AlA}—The 1008 ¢ hear | ..f'ete ‘OLA n Co 1004 One, & w v ra} SF a- | —_—_—__ 70: » orok - © fe ‘ fables _ ers’ , r ty a. & Ror -“arEce. Yo anailri ‘A oC WAGON wo N ' “See 66 lo —T aad tor — . fi « . a pia y i}! a : y en tn ve ren b. ; = ++ sOG %% ren . coffee ch ins, ‘ HY] ae rete un 1 AY 1) Nias llth imnie 7 outle a’ 2 ton age Poesy Kreat er-piay ve te rr aa © ge Pamount “er coat. g. 10 ant i! ee Marker, | ~“ SH -RE a eurn 616 3 0 r, wall shsiving \RNESS—} = 917 Cass fat Seles. Gat ae wies; work VINE A Call Sund THE b eater player value" te ait 23) sAPONO LA m0 "Raymond, ~hemangt Sali a “. ce -~ ¥Y iis 44, toch a!) Part + ae arm Wagor Cat’ a. ok en - —-Rey imcay. 26]3 | » bs . a . tae ¥ S8.. (a) Ri a: ym SAFES — —-—' "| CASH REG - ik R—4604. = forga: et. © antes HARN? aca et ma are —— f agon |) WAGON- ." tn nae, ge sae neal pee _ Fis N. e ‘ -. 3 mt o> \LUWIN PIAN alue for vary J iggsoanar Sela. mare - sire ~ ey . ne ——Dnyh __time ISTE East - CBG) oh _} — (. 925 n. ileer steal I ter ~~ sett ¥. 1605 | a scale, ty Viol iraniay. hig! af rm © ur RAP ST as et “a 19 . ies a _ weil oe le doo 171K t-—Nati on " _nOrses Farm “Howar nse. $3 iw A. 5 SON wt lain le; } hOLIN—o)' . oh FS : MANT’ I wera — ya 114, rete, . alm Ae; rea. Pr: in ) | CAS N. T onal iva hae was ! 0: | WAGON fon and hor ~~ +4 ae LC toe ont a | fener 113 ¢ NT P pet be wie Cal o BAr in. Call we sige: mane ! SH RE ayilor - used : i\ESss— ean. 42 agon. pio , Imm ; i oe . " yy Ripe eB. . ru! The pl ive HON mo mld m. “Onis all aft sun: hr -New ar | Mond ze; nea |; _9700 GISTE? av. & ah n SS} 24 Evans harrow Be ee © ice - aa Sound, bit rrird Ung siov or wi mama play ov LL OGRA 70 ‘hoean " Se é . be . Su . Rew m ) afr - AY 10 riy | ae “ ; n registe t——Nati Ort Rm Wy) ‘) bors = -Vans row “and | Ww BEN ‘a c and = . Jii- : ot O« no je te exch = " great +r plane t) —— TOT Ma had aan oll an y; ; s (209) || « : faaln, 3 usel, « ne —-Beumar n Safe c used 11 Ma ws ee Colf of will vnal: @ 3 H AR acltline - | ra — av. YAGONS -—. ear 4 . a F 7 7 lealers ue for ri player sat » ree _Dlevs ares “ moe ; . / ef used alii : AFE—In | ANS ("hn 4 epairin : ge ee . ‘x 35 tax to e NE a3— ie | 2) ee, m ! — fey } UD anne PY s ws si th A ~ 20 xO: = nL, IN——M = . 7 Vicar . ALD . Velu ail b 4} ONT w 7 ° 2) if eas oi ” ; n A — 71 NW x don - ASH - ~ 4410 rifice. 9 un. of s! ~— 1S w as s — . b wr . Aa tor j + ’ vd set o UsiCca : . - WIN e 4 r e ‘AY ress ra “5068 ANT 4 ~ toda and « tt 8 inet . condi 2 e John! .75 teGts’ Fat ma oO ngle © or —_ . 7 term «© 7) . ortme : 1“ + arn a * " ei - : . ol ae ary! ue'\ } ureh e Co.. all o repa: Tt et) th $15 os ei} rs ~ ” mitt ’ eed 3 eo sw. Ga N . ? be wo nt af —_ ~ va . leaned St. Cha mn aafer. ° agen ave « ar | COFF > f12 r owrik pep. HARNES st A bras ll tn lidinge . uD ——- r or c ac ALI ae 2016 ~ NE SS —_ uck. parts ° - ; h . Né ~~. >. . . ? ° VF - il —- ‘) ive we f: si] go04 fon / Pw oF nw sleet +] Bi he, ling, wor kK: iechs - - a aah 5 | se aM. si = a 1317 we = BT Ww Soi? . . 4) r Re ti ¢ iM NGO re ‘¥ £ cond 7, ONOG Cen lare 7] (‘er 1 10 3 cont mi | or ' { COM ; 5. 50 ke — eels nel 2, x he ae ee ea mingter as; ' . re nk? ey: a ‘ ” 7 l, ran it bere: t RA i ne a iwtral 107° N 10t} . rac tore for . ‘7 Pi T AG Easton new: ecll o 24-inch Wagon on w ‘de 1D ——- a (62) PL eo geed § condition A;m at Fi ‘ vo pe evenings ' ac Con casa : 41 y i Pii—New 3830 . a st or | lowe, Tol SCALES cheap coliace bene? soe . ATER lon. 37 Somer ae oO. 4 Fr 1) mit. $150 me O'tra l an‘ = Oi to . ALE S——K —~. ‘ ars, S60 r, Scot y sec 5& sete P he —_ #415 ‘ e: ref fine . — oe ep wha i Ha Let Nenu eo ¢ + h aaa & . ae. e ra) tnah - ; re Ken write art tou make oli. Ander ana | a riding e itera, eh, ike new hand: one | cE: — Rial R44 =" cot tow stand ood in © OFRNy an —————£f) | (ONGORAPH — Pace phone Hf ®: baerewas reon used TY Es se idjles . mecondh 50 other A RIC Pt Compt 8600 > Mire! make: ur shop 4d e@ules i “ a! ene ot comnns? oer : owe Bente. '*9 ayton TS" 140 § rach bors ¢ and. @0- oom hee ANO—Wiil mae : Une aan ‘ or tent mus a Yellton and tle vie (4 Ale in HORKE —$12 50 . > F : st or men, ’ . MANT AL 7 carn, cash or ‘aaa ma: — ‘¢t) Ls ine ’ 300 Clive a MEN. *&f HONGONA PT Diate, © . 4 S50 —— Wg A Br im . 2 9250 —Ellin ' ne. 423° me, Tm note pl IA NO}~~8774 w. * recerde. t-— elles. Tt a n “ana —_ ookly “ ‘et. eaten i 5 a Th, Pk & Pi A XO~ = 04 rbot bench : ¥ Fried “s “ ry py or: pom no wa ~ c= van Aistel ie Pf nee ‘ues, -- i he ™me- —EE —— mn werm or oak aoe * ~ gs a 2 > must — sell _— Phen Pp rt of town, Sr “4427 I ——————— rolis, _%: One MENGEI "3 pn a as "n he. Pyseggarn Coterne _ line pore seeagalamn” Ps LAYER. x. tm... . enditinn ai ms... F > 2031, | 7 REN 131-39 B Cirang tendara mance phoneme a re treat ny. | "RIN WAT itm 6UF wert NOGRAPR cm vier icwer: ne > = SONS VEari TANS ; on wit ag tuart K71-GRANDE— icf) | PHONOG 7 Yo “recor da BEh . lar Ra Se? 28 ea Ka. Chee {vke. a wa of cp bt a — ine 44. Colfax - ez 117 rga'i ry sod] + ; 4 ; — —_ iot)Y ~« , Bt Che g es COUN at ‘ ‘oe dls —— . play r -. : ne efrigera’ ief - cr. Husen ®) HOR at v Ar ° S F.- “a : Ka) : | nthe -year- oO} | Thi see, “gto “—_,_ . . a4 ut work gngren . -" . bin r@e : , 2814 ‘ASA ‘we, att . . - MUSICAL 1 | SEACHE® of t _INSTRUCTIO . e405 a ‘hit Se ND ya ~- AER Lo LATER. -PIANO—Lixe "Orend av cen | —Line new, | » _'RR) vER. P ew, GTA lac [AN B3A | in 1920 mode), \O—Also Moon tour a. be i tach = olfee 1°40R " toaring ar | | ow ae al Dieter fy > |.“iath me and re r we floor Fa YAMO wb = ous & AD re Mahar ) pend ne rif—ys ; ' _ . Pt - 2 eee | 4 hes ad > : a t 3 Ving ur a, vd eee . B ith: sms STAM ) a ;3 ft? . cs AL. ii TAMee AND COINS a curtos ach. Del! 1’ i Ue “= ery, ~ a : Oi a mo ' : , San Diva< a) ms Lei re = 00 ; Vi " 1s ; , Rit ces -U fi OT : “Ss . ’ an M ndey. ee; oo wines, bop ana HOP 2p. 1067 wo une * iohue a 2 4: 4@6t st a eee on vYearyg ¢,! ‘¢ we pice ree : ~ eice ‘. + - , @Ca‘o mt: « 519° a ou , loi? » amv" Pn ‘ ®: cin. ars eid +? om ° . —_ ineTs , Cai) » re ae ‘BIO . i eee oo ———- é @ BAND ab ~ Teacher oe » mt e, Vig + verstte Shbd ‘lessx sil yure'ta ui. ia ne LP. a" ta a peu LForTk “Ne , e ic : asbey SIRS _ : Greeen wy. Wier ie as 7 : Vietar 3 ineiee ik ert . ANG 317 9 11OR. (a IV i Lx nk in ie eaed. igo _ te) Gewlten, arg = SARK APOT ate uk Thee. ite . me met m-th o. é- ae “tlw or; fine a8. met — Fi : , mouth. ¥ tone ox e + Sta, Fite ts Prem SL . . | rates 159 aaa Per ee ; dilissitnitin snisdatee me “— oe ~ . dalla oi aed Pioneer * tare ~ Mes — ae a = foe 08. 5 I a “ ee Cae re : ben pigs , ale a ll

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@ 2.2 eee ee ° ee — Bw _ - oS 5). anne 2 c . etm path & .. = — > fe a a) SE NE Re EE PERE Epes ee eee ee ee Ee eee ~ - »— » : . — » oe aw. A d - > * 4 A 4 ' : >% ’ -_ ‘ : ‘4 ‘ 4 ' £ t ' ; ; ’ re a ‘ sam » rr a ee ee a ee Bek AEE ee st prenatal ae ee ee sate . oe Oe ge En er er ee gee 28S iCTROLA—Like_ new. . 1300 Shenandoah, on 1LA—La size, mahogany . eel! sali Si Chippe o) —— ee ee Sma F-9 room . surroun! RUTGER __roome:; aT. \ feTROLAW Mission — Sammon just ce | 5250 Spalding av. am cals; ROOM AND BOARD—Want _ for seatty tevo Mil, V rIN« ‘ENT. large front board *urnece heat; ~ ee *24A) ROOM AND BOARD—Attractive south room with beard for 2 employed; home cooking. | Grand + a7SJ. D> “te board and people in nurse's home. 1. Post-Dispatch RODM AND. BOARD—Youne “Man to share homelike Tear familv ' Gravois ay. Post- Dispatcl ee light eee ith #0n: private nee South Side Box Bu 62. 3319—2 large. sal “and ~ board. light ani’ cooked roor . 2855—Room exceptionally employed: we!) aiso single room, for 2 Ate records bought; highest | on paid. H. Miller, 3 N. Broadway ‘cd) OLA—RFea ut iful; in.alid “ah. worth $1000. let fr! = ; ROLA—Larke cheap. 4 one 5S a R—Phonogranh. new; With ords: bandmade, size: like new: verv Compton i a = golden onk. almost om must sacrifice: nee mon Call today. 1414 Franklin av vic TROLA—Victor, large; mahogany. ~-enbinet; 22 records: $50. 527 8. Broa ver. VICTOR VICTRO!I a a my yo. 10 model any. will sacrifice: iots of recorus Xan av. ICTORS, Edisons, 3. Brunswicks, ductions: brand-new records. Broadway. rn MicT OR t Victrola. ‘Sliehtly used. . rfect condition. New price. $150. Seil for 379 . Easy terme 1004 Olive, ee ie (c12) | GAINS. new portable phonogarphes, “dou. | motors, l‘t-inch turntable, play nished modern , 1455W full | d- ing: UTAH. fat! iv; Sunday, — VISTA meals i; ma hew- 3446+. ‘Sima Ff ” gt bi re- 152 S. | Sept PN ll Ril ll a tyle ‘di. borer’ ‘to modern SHENANDOAH. _ room _with _board _1920 Penn, tet t. | SHENANLOAH. or breakfast. _ SHENANDOAH, 4216A—Large front room SHF NANDOAH, — : for gentiemen; t reasonable. 3122—Aal) 34 1 6—F ront ‘room WAaVERL _ for i{Wo, 3922—Neativ ij furnished in wrivate famiiy for 2. 30 1vW—Apt. 6: nicely fur- adjoining bath, with board private family — room. car lines; two employed; Grand and board home cook- 3924A—Room steam heat. conveniences. private l of ladies employed. 12 to “for !: Oret classe room, with Sidney 1655 > *104—Front 1 reasonable — a SOUTHWEST _ oon YALE. 10°6—Room and board for couple or adultes: conveniences; ear iinea . Ail objection to children; | two one block from no —- eee — a WEST ADEMY. &22—Nice single rooins lent meals; © | ACADE MY, Tieim ar}—~Rooms, _celiont | meals. home excel- gent) emen. highway suite; mod ern hon 1e: “820 (near King’s single or en and roo. for wee k. Hom rd ‘and $10 hay oma F4 meals, for 2 nicved wocerds: regular price $45: our price, thew last. $20. Fon-Ton Mfg. Co "s. Broadway. St. St. Louls. Mo. _(¢ BAKRGAINS—New portable phonographas, double epring motors, I2-inch turntable, playa all records: regular price $45. our while they last. $20. Bon-Ton Mfg. “11 8 Broadway. St. . Louid. Mo. icB9) Fw oz Victrolas and Edison machines: | trade; will call anywhere Phone | Olhre't 12430. “Miller's, 1322 Olive, (c88) | LDAYARD, giris: } +» TALKING MACHINES WANTED _ BOYLE, CASH paid for ~% makee of tals'iq m-- | ‘whines and 8 Smith & Co., 613) _W. Grand av.: Lindell 57:86. (cB) | ’ RECORDS AND PLAYEP ROLLS | GERMAN RECORDS—From Germany. im- | mood selections. &5c and. $1 each: FET yar ho ph Store. 1414 | rT rrolis at 3 “10¢ DEL. MAR of &s- “oy “an Sunday mornywig, between 8 afid 1°. $4364 | DELMAR PI NO ROLLS—&S-note: good se- DELMAR PLAYER- crifice. l‘tc each. while they bad oF" HN —— Rec md apartment ; desirable reom : exclusive CLEMEN: >. em: pivy' ed te { i 4 CL EMENS, with bearc:; empiey ed; $ Rul ee ee vnd-floor front _tc)| _ rooma, nicely furnished: table board, aOuU lient iS: i? room modern, phone: exces 57306—Good ~ board ‘and 5551—Large sou: ch~ front “room private family; 2 iadies em- Forest pid Ur WW. Rl], $049—Rovum and beard for | ringie, Sl” 47) 40560—R: “om and bo ard. sec. j also housekeeping rooms, tty 20A—Z adioinine front board optional | new and vate — —- ESENBERG PI- » i Se _ +. 0%) pies price paid for OIL LIPS PIANO STORE, Wt records and phonographs | DELMAR BL.,, AR family; DELMAR two gentiemen in lst-floor apariment; retf- erences oe opeag BL. 390: 5—Board and lar Ke roon for » each; family style; cle ‘an. Mis 7 oung men: apartment, pri lst 5365 a, “oO breakfast; al na | board “ft or c. . 55 vi 5—Room RBCORDS exchanged: all maker. lic EASTON, &i% plaver-piano rolle etchangei. Frenktin av, RAK ORDS—Doudle disc; brand new: Belections: sacrifice. 2ic each. while they Cail today 1414 Franklin. c3) t. CORDS» Wtd.—Anvy amount of any make, pay up to each, will call anywhere. Phen. Ove 17445W Miiler’ 8, 1322 Olive. (cBB) - RBDOCORDS—Victor and Columbia: £roo0 #e- goat go hy dance music: sacrifice erm price. while they last. each: 1414 —_—_ rom 4 Ez TZE! ——— - board: disc rec- 2.50 FINNEY. or will trade; without 4 417 work ingmen, EXRIGHT. 5036—P): meals for ° clean home; FOREST ope rument: R07 ec oom Tt ? board for two S7. oO os week, AAT ? warm room ; emp! ovea a862— FE xtraordinary Private residence, City » Lin its anc Pace cars 4° °06—F ur ni ish ed rooms. with or board: elec se of kitchen, rent re aso! ab! e. Lindell bo61T. { ; hoard : lorest toom)= ss With comforts. PARK BL— home on iid Franklin av. ae ‘TOR records, about 100. ~ perfec condai- vocal 4344 Ar- and instrumenta). nished ; exchanged. ] Oc each: maker rec ords Impertal Exchange. | netradh renairinge ALIN Pine SS aa SPRCIAL on Victor sac, 3 for ; » each. Val's Phonograph Shop, © st. _> ‘and Célumbia records Also records exchanged. 1000 (c¥9) root, adie. HORTON nie KE ‘\SING ce Hent ROOMS and BOARD fe. 2£0e per line. olels. PRoowmma:es. Subwurtauna Board. be per line, Out-oftorr- sic daw a Vimumum 2& hres Siow warm, n city. Forest 7 d eat lieht he i, Ai KEI. | in prive tlemen., a abeny ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY ROOM AND BOARD—C ouple employed. “$10 Week Grand 35523M LINDELL PU ¥ abr 'GAMBL ETON 61: 56—Ro Tr rentlemen GOODFELLOW, wit 2. board: aL TON a couple employed, wt... § with or without beard emrnlov ~) KIENSINGTON, LACLEDE. in moderu LINDELL, — oem rooms, sing! eor m: well fur- home _ Se board: two good meais, front room, Cabany 28——Laree r rox pr v" ate $02 Foot board, ‘and family of 3 aduits 1225—Pleasant congenial horne. 02 S-——Larce, neativ furnished for " gent men or steam heat. “ optionai: nea sd 5934—Larze @ret-fioor room. gentiemen or cou- ished room: ex niences © employed: single room. rn 5043A—Fu modern ecny isan .Omm, also TON. tab le: al comfortable: 7400S : ms wl eeeeainenietedbaiinie 4046—RFoorn sleeping also board for i and WFekes pine; “449 Wh h is S800 wert —Room fe family of adults. for ] or 2 gen apartment. Telephone Tis9w cm $o11—Rooms and ‘board. Tier Modern: double. _gentiemen. ~ priva ate. BL ROOM AND NOARI—For two «iris er cou- _Teasonebie. Forest 47OW ; for two ooM AND BOARD—-, or couple ‘er two R women , LINDELL BL.. etearm literary and musical enciety beautiful “room professional = or dbusinees bath: excellent meals; Lincell 6P60 4146—Laree, young, het, ledies employed. Grand 3729 ROOM AND BOARD—Koom with breakfast: oh conveniences: private. Colfax TOAJ. ROOM AND BOARD—2 entiemen: twin rede | private family _ Cabany 7la7J, FARM AND BOARD—Fer two ‘genitiemen. ern =8=6(conventences,: private farily. rand 34° °M BON—Furnishea, ight housekeeping. _hent. roonis, sur- Met? HERSON, 4808—R. Taber n' nq water; | Mc PHERSON. furnished south boar c ; 5 Ba sa M. rT HE RSON. a. a _furnace heat with board: run- two gentlemen. we e&Leam™m (7) furnisued 2 or 3 show a for 428: 3 x front room eptionally . 10F aw: 10--N: with beard: sulta’ hame no —_—— le for king niversity car $3. a. | as. electric, Oath, connecting, Chitax Dhoar ” AND BOARD—Doubie room ré; two gentiemen or ledies, eget mom A AND ROARD—Nicely furnished aera te eee re P ~~ aay it exe) ’ oppertuntity for gentleman jook) j Tefin home Cabany &78R. 2 ROOM AND HOARD—Attractive front room, Ph nme board two gentlemen; also single water fences McerPHERSON, heat: McPHERSON, | furnishe oa McPHERSON, 41°74A—R ee ey tt dell 1404 MAPL E. hiG5——Pront Tooin tn- private ho: ne; eentieman: ve r’ Ons : “h t- ail con 6S- 4474—Attra: home a ontad. ~ 4263—FE xceptionally d front reorn. stearn-heats(: (>) board: L in- ic?) oome anid Ot Water; conventernces. breakfast. __ «7) : exorlie t meals; every conveniance. L Metany 71673. y enience. MAPLE, a&—Will rent one room, meals if desired. NAPLE. $177—Room : and boar +. lencee,; excellent mea! s fu rnished ~ Feom ; 470720. ell conven- 6. 70 ert 6644—Niceiv ( “abany Forest per week. Box R-50. MAPLE. Uemean ; M AND BOARD—Two men or couple oved Wishing well furnished reom with lent tabee board and all comforts of gaae3,"" Private family, phone Cabany out : MARYL LAND. room, family: CENTRAL ) 5059—Front ,reom n MARYLAND, 4168—Rooms, boar rd. MARYLAND, | wtih board | if _Godired ; mabe. a - couple “or ~ gen- exce! lent ta PS ae Le with or with- tu rn ished room abie 4102—Nice ely _ reasor Ce furniehe i private Nicely mea is, rtment: good erences, BELLEGLADE. 2500—Two you young «entie- _no other , 1310 N. ——y “fer “working girl; ft desired: private femily ND “43 N. ‘\Grandeventer _tiotel — egingell 6720; American meals style: near Ore ame Olive. {~ 2) Gel) MARYLAND, genilemen or couple; excellent 4509T MINERVA, §056—One or _dieck_ from car line. MINERVA. 5159—Desirabie fer 3 I.{n- 4°028— Room and board table r two gentiemen, in pri- Forest ~ room references. @: Gentleman ousekeeping . $0. vate et ns | 5f47 adies PAGE ladies e employed: breakfast. BI. PAGE furniehed front | desired; private family A-—Pieasant froat room: board, private family. Grand - flat: 338 themen looking for : all conveniences | (9500 s. Broadway)— mother's care: nea _family. ylor man In —Leartre reom, good : al conveniences. Graat w112—Re Sone, aad board See | ana bl } te part with er a ‘Room A Sok tea ee we AG Wanted, nice settle? r or mother Gaughter te board. Cal! unday. * or twe gentlemen. pri- Rrreerw a men: $7 Ra s iM A. 2672 ANEW BERRY TER. fami ¥; 1 tor es to PAGE hk! KL., furnished | front room; furnace heat. Ri., 4648—Furnisned room for two BL rd fer 2 PAGE BL.. men who will PARKVIEW PL. Ts PARKL. AND. beaut ful ilton Hore) __ 7 a eagple: 24 floer front: "4543—4dentlemen: pri- inodern; $7 per week. Fer- ... B654-——Room and board: néatly Forest 4 342M com forta! .c strictly private 4108—Cheerful, board; ~ 4417—Furnished room anil or 3 people in steam -heated aR (7) 4066— Room and beard for 2 room together; private L.. 4548—Near Laciede and room and beard for gentie- ° ta references ee l-—RBeautiful room with board len Who appreciate a real ho me ‘ecation ; 5000 west. opposite cars. private taimily: RREAKFAST—For emplaves references. _ _ uw V's ROARD—For couple or two ™ week Cabany BeaST D> BUARD—Bear tifulls furnished breakfast if desired. Lindel! ND Apply Sunde ndey MTN ite od and room, 24 floor. for | home 2 ey renacnable is “ROOM AND ROARD—Maple av * eastern ex- pocetty furnished: owner's home ‘ROOM AND | BOARD—Larse front room and net centiemen: _ Owner's horse. ‘any LSILW ‘1) ROOM AXD reom. heat ROOW A ertclusive, erences’ “ROOM—Deliahtfal: ¢ , ? Roos AND RBOARD—For eeatieman. eet f: furnished with be a in apartment. steam _ Forest #4487 ND ~ BOAR D—Bachelor apartment % with running water in roorme Forest 14872 ' she) for @. mouthern exnoeure: West Ent home. cnod meals tee . reasonabdie: private family. Forest ; y kitchen and steam- -heatel or 3 ladies. references. Ca- : pleasant i wr for > BOARD —For a mt ; twin beds: . ae. | ant 2 héiee in in ape : = Page Cabany | : VERNON, ' GARRISON, ROOMS WITH BOARD—WEST RooM—C “omfortablv furnished and heated for geentiemen: bath adjoining: break- reasonable: from 2539R BU \RD—W ‘anted, . elderly y lady board with an elderly widow Inquire in rear, Ro " M AND to room and at a very reasonable figure. 61°3 Kidge av POUOM—Large well in apartment with a acc commande ons; ing to vay for same need _ 3196. Post _TMispatch | ROOMS AND ~BOARD—Newly for couples employed, ladies em- stlemen: board if desired; ex- onan eniences; phone. Box ~ furnis hed. |. with “board, private family. for only parties will- reply. Box FR. y furnished ' ost Di spat be ROOM — AND- BOAR [es up-to-date apartment, west. wants 2 tlemen wer "BO years to join hirm ; under $60 month including meals. service and laundry; permanent. r et dD spate AND | BOARD—L AGHT. TH: OF CONGENIAL ‘ ABANY 48° iw ~BOARD—W!: li in my luxuriously partment to cultured business Man; room furnished in finest buy: willl breakfast this high-class near Waterman Baliviere; | references necessary. sre tc h ? pens ‘ Bes : 238 N.—Excellent rooms, with reas mable, ern Lindell 3354 N.—Board and room, $7 gen- - ATTRAC: | BOARD: ORDINARY TLEMAN. ROOM AND frort room rent appointed SARAH. hoard; TAYLOR, VM Geb mov. 323 . 2700—Nicely furnished room for nen or couple employed also single ex ellent meals. ‘ “abany_ 4894M.(7) 590°—Front room and board: all two gentiemen., or couple - ie? gentie: _Froom . v E RNON, conveniences. F ae VER 2—Deautifully nec? reoms So ww } beds; _Forest rv rert furnished also ithern rooms best of hon 1@ COOKIN c , . al ASBHING 37 ’ with meals; WINGTON | single room ; ood Ww AS SHI NG TON fous hk Wu Sarto ta hes* banard WASHINGTON BL ceontinuove hot water: lences. .# 367—L ovely warm ‘room. _convs. — 2 Me) 3706——Neatiy furnished board reasonah! (% 4360—Atten: ion! als se: ved. 4: 38 = . F ront WA room : 4947—Attractive room home cooking: l! Coy) front an | +? ‘ gentie- | Water; rra' cde sirable 1] conve niences: A AS IN 4 = mrivet "ioe WASHINGTON o——N two: 6548 4360—Rea ut iful, ‘room’: running hy , icely furnished twin beds: ail WASHINGTON “BL ceptionally large Su: table 1 cr se vera! ie meals ‘ rin Ww VASHING’ r iN BL.. 4049—First-class rooms and board; couples employed: s' ex- BELLE PL., “uornace AT: Ww WESTMINS7 ‘ER PL two gentiemen,; meals ? WEST PINE BI WEST PINE BI with } WEST PINE BL, king home cook WEST PINE BL... heat: all conveniences 7 tr ane } (*) 42915—2d floor west: front room: excel- rou? le. lent board. room, 35654—Room and 37 56— Nj front eonv enien ‘es 4319—Large room for 2; phone 4: 310—w ell gentiemen oard: . 1 e@rT) Bell furnished or cou- (7) eam- heated wate “3 7) ~~” -* a Or. RL. 3949A—Ste free phone, hot (7) | ~4384A—Room, with steam heated: ex- +6 front: mod- tlemen or mployed 70 a? uth abie; gen Bl BL.. 421 i—Verv destrable ‘Ith board; private family. NORTHWEST ] RRILL IANTE. 4762—Room an! for @% or 3&3 girls: all conveniences; ‘eek Weliston car 451. 5—Want | several children to p. ARADII and breakfast in ster ra) heat. 4917A—Room for couple, with beard. tn private farmils 7 ¢ev°T~ NORTH ASHLAND. 4606-——W anted, evecial care EAST F ‘Re s ik LE, 1400A—One furnished room th or without board; facing street; ntl eman _only L I NC ‘ a1 =. 53963—Wan rr mr’ pot} care ! LUCKY, 401] A—Room a! nd board for rentiemen call bet ore Dp. m MADISON, 29 7h noms oe “board: ‘furnace heat: hot water; ( ‘entral | P25RN ee 7) ; 73-——W anted. « stnall children to each ti co Forest 27 S88/ ch D. 4549A— With or wetness ‘% 10 n I ar he ietrict olfa 19 A—Nicely 400% board: gents ‘or couple child to board; chi 1d to. board ted, two ‘board: 24 furnt! et room : eme- (7) board for gentie- rea phone. N —Furni SHeW Dol at eubetantial ployed. TYLER. and front ROOMS i ae RENT—CITY ‘ unftu 1345R ROOMS—T irnished. Ren ton own- “heat: ROOM—S Tr Ome RUM 3——T > ur Rox R- 895 » Post Rix IM— Fr Nis kite? en pr Re OM—Att ractive tn ~ beaut a ! nol ern conveniences. ‘abatr 364 Ri OM—If coziness and a heated room ir Death, interests you, 4°°3 Oltve art. A Ri OMS—1 or iz. * rooms “ag adults. Forest _2999F, ROOMS—1Z neatly “furnished rooms. southern aoe for 2 or 3 gentlemen. Grand 25 Rix M—Nii ely room. bath. Fi) e’itm™ end ROOM—In nen; southern exposure. _ steam heat: Colfax private family. for orest Fi NISHE co uple em- - Box R- furn! ished. ¢ to children. Ri 7 OMS—Two ? TNO m *. tion oh CENTRAL BEAU MONT - 236 | N.—Ho veekeeping room ; 8. bath; | private cami. . 3420A—Furnished front housekeep- ing room and it hen : 35 per _week. 4515—Conecting rooms. ~ for BELL. keeping; steam heat; electricity: tar house- hot wa- CASS, 21815—Larce light housekeeping reom: all conveniences CASS. 25008—tTwo or 3 gas. coal range _ Call Monday CASS. 2700—Neatiy furnished roome for housekeeping; $2.50 per week and light 7 up connecting rooms: CHESTNUT. 16003—Two large aiso single room, free phone: 5 . connecting, 4%542—Two or three rooms, fur- sekeeDing, reasonable. (7) oe TIOA—Two unfurnished light: reasonable Pa — CHOUTEAU niahed for hot — TEAL. we for whi te CHOUTEAU, 1211—Nice front 2 connecting rooms, iight ele tric slieering house- ~lj—One large furnished ‘front fer 1 or YJ gentiemen. f irnished - Bec - Private family. DIXON, T808—Handeomely ond story front room: in furnace; © ‘heap EASTON, urniehed front hath: prefer four adults $306A— Nicely furnished room: inde) i os 312 Corer Sok we e or connecting ‘house- re: ‘ping reome wtth pore “h. EASTON, 2944— Furnished rooms fur b house- keeping and sieeping. reasonalle _ cae PTAPIN, 18910-—Three large rooms errs FRANKI. IN, mt. ~—tHiousekeeping room: gas fer cookir rei able c/ean mace cei 3422—Ciean room for house- keen. ng or sleeping: phone; convenience; S4 wre FRANKL IN for housekeeping. gas. electric, water: $5 per week GAMRL FE. Recting rooms; electric u* ¢ . oF houseseeping: gas range; “618A N.—Neatly wt front room, steam heat (7) 'GRAND. 19 N—3 or 4 unfurnished rooms. to Gestrable parties: | references exchanged | —— es (GRAND. 1201 N.—Furnished room, all con- jences: references exchanged STERSON, 12i8A N —Furnished room to party buy ing furniture; good or : . rn having | ex- Box | NEIGH ROR. | GEN- | southern | Box C-36l1, | water; | eam | 401 S—Neatly. furnis hed Lindell | _ \2aA—Two ce connecting , rooms 2911—Two nicely furnished as | ROOMS FOR RENT—CENTRAL LACLEDE. 3321—Furnished room; modern; conven: Liences. LOCUST, 11164—Large front __ sleepi ng Loct ST, neatiy furnished sleeping. _Tooma, room 3844-2846-3144—316 Ewing av.; ee LOCLST. 312°-—Rooms: vunaing water: 7. ‘ lic and private baths: $1 day. $5 week (eb) rooms, oo: 8. 3440—Furnished hot- -Water heat s* 3410—Furnishe a housekeep! ng roo me. MADISON, 2939—Furrte _tW¥o gentiemen; hot MADISON, 2905—T wo pioyed. MADISON. gas, bath. phone; a ee RSS . l7u7 A—Larze front bs also hall room; rent reasona bie S | MONROE. 1112A—Three furnished 1 Sis per } month. Call after 4 p. m. _ MCRGAN, 341 7—Housekeeping rooms; alsa sleeping 3516—Beautifull y “furn! ished: room; hot-water heat LUCA AS __light, Luc AS, light -~_? UD 2nd “floor: iB. ‘ent ra! ‘ “orm: ge front 995 FL. Wea. el rooms tO CL front adu.ts. large lL ow 2 .. 2736—Nico for sleeping i] MORGAN. floor front phone. NINTH, and | 117A N.—Nice, }__ rooms, $2 50 per week | OLI' , E. 29° I TW e) root as: kitchenette. bath. ‘OLIVE. 4§644A——Tw for | light house! eening. OLIVE. E. 354 41A—Two large. __rooms for light housekeeping LIV E. "000 Binedl aree, mas housekeeping ofr PAGE, 3 (GOL unfurnished o nicely furnished rooms (7) clean, well \-furnished ~ leeping _room E. 3652 -6—-Furnished front room; tri furnace bath, hot-water. | 63133. ' PINE ne Rl ree front room: ~~ 01 sekeer Ing a: =) eeping: steam heat; electricity. PINE, 3515—Housekeep! ng complete; new ly papered, new rug; and bri ght. Furnished front room; also two PINE, 3002 Mnecting housekeeping rooms; aii Ccon- ~ room, clean ee... enienc es for housekeeping On ne sting. h 97 48L RO MS—Two, >. Ler Central _ Cali 7 8 , SIXIEENTH. 27 for hot ~waeun eames ~ * “onnectlir £as, Ss. anne \W“ ’ phone and all con- | | THER ESA, 809 room also hall THOMAS, 3410—New! Y I electri 3 _(hanni ng al WAS HINGTON. wv. _ rooms from S$? to S6. Ww. A=HINGTON. housekeeping | WASHING’ TON, 33.37—Neat leeninge or housekeeping =: OW ASHING’ TON 202¢-——H pusekeepin ane ag floor front ingle or en LINGT iN 36450: nnectin wee ms: sieeping: hou sekeeping: Quiet piace 3118&—Sie. nenette.: t housekeeping heated: light phone furnished for Madeiit wtrdoe enmene f Go . TY? $3.00 3107 Tor ms: W. } 1 va se it nt: Wa ASHI: NGTON, ings rooms, uD WEDSTER. _ ae rooms; a; louse keer D- " elect me; Sa ‘beat 1415—2 mo cfhi SOUTH 2846—Ni « ly warm bed ; b i furnished ACCOMAC., ‘ beautiful neigh- god in eab. ~¥1 0—H ous* aenar e rooms: all nces. s* eam neat S00] A—! leal accommodations for two ettned persons in modern private home | of adults; apart rent style: privilege. ARC “OO rt edad 2 \— Furnished for gentiemen. Grand 2982M ARK. ANSAS, avd i21—Bedroom hot iS me wre: hi ent + ARKANSAS, 30 s—One blox large. light. and Victor: ag every convenience: "OO. nasa Keeping ARSENAL a. vere room itchen 2567 | a east of Grand beaut! fully I r private. Grat né ©213—Furnished light house- no ot ther roomers. 4320—Nice furnish ed arti! ys breaktlast epvons’ ey te °7°3—F1 irni shed room for two conven! ernces reaso! ik hile fal. ai SA—S: iAil front nis! hed. mn strictiy modern home: ail conve apnences; gentleman Pos ARSEN AL. 200—T! iree rooms bath, hot- furnished or unfur- heat near Maple we 004. re om; pri- Grand r¥ OTT room; “room, fur- phone, . §860A—Furnis! ned vate fami! ¥y; references exchanged. 4150W. ———— - .-— —- ARSE NAL. 5 nicely _ furnishes ol _venten - tor gatas PL. mee a Tivor, ag nuie le men on sv: BOTANICAL. 397 mee oor enetie: all convenien es. BUITASICAL, 3807A—Hmail furnished; private family: 2117—Across | fro m Benton Park; i, OTH | yiern On- warage if desired. r Om ; furnished: 3rd heap. room and d kitch- room, nicely board optional. ' a? room, wicity. large - elec i, S00 A— Lovely Lousekeeping; POT TANIC. AL, couple te f marri ed roo! OMA 1@ and BOTANIC. = oo Young wishes refined gent leman as congenial gentieman; guod hou _mea.s. BROADWAY, sees Se BROADWAY, ing iight housekeep car. 132 c leve and CALIFORNIA, 1813—Two rooms, bath. electric, light CAI IFORNIA. | 1933—-PF urn tric; hot bath, toilet; no other room ers, one or two ») gentiemen yery r ‘asonadie. CAL IFOR NIA. ~Ssov furnished room: gentieman; small fam ; all conveniences; | rereren e. ‘ASTL 7 MAN \. a CASTL EMA N. 4140—Pie _ ern exposure; privat fami! CANTLEMAN, teehee reoms S7 week CASTLEMAN, 3901—Front room; __ lady employed, vate family CHEROKE “ 261u—F urnished room __ gentiem: CLEV EL. ab. sultable for Catholic vreferred COMPTON, Bw S512 8.—lurnished and rooms, gas a a500 s a urn ing rov ims; nd shed Be | ‘connect- block to ¢ irnishe ~4 isekeeping. shea rogorm ele C- nicely hou Tr ine. is room. eouth- OH A—r lee; room, ern ho usekeeping priv $9032—Large, clean room, gentlemen: private family; Victor 2372X ” ~ 1528 S.—Hall room: heat, elec- __ trie and bath. COMPTON. 1633 8 —Hall room; bot eat, telephone and ail conveniences. COMP TON Toa 21 S.—Roozr n: laéy employed; references _Grand 264 13W. COMPTON, 16184 S.—WNicely bedroom . Parlor, front room: - ectric. — ed AOD eS ot ATO ta Oe COMPTON, 4261 8S.—Three rooms: - . room; electri call Sunday Co rece th iird fioor. fur eri CONNECTICUT. 4036—Freont nished; ail conveniences. . TO 8 , = kent em nan 12 °03—C ‘ ®an, house’ eeping: gentieman or exchanged. furnished neat and bath and morn- rooms modc- nice. large furnished. JN. 1618A s.—?2 nished or ur ey . iron?’ Si bath cheap: pono Bn fur- bath, unfurnished or rooms; 1407—Two ight housekeeping DILTON, nished hea - s9 i le “3 F DILLON. 1015—Rooms for rnished; electricity, heat TIBSW. Do TX MAN. 12 ing rooms, _no children EADs, 28: 55—F urnished front __ieht, hot-water heat phone EADS, 3038—One or 4 Th useke will furn! sh. Grand 200 W LILGHTEENTH, 2278 A ‘S.—Thir large room. for lady or couple x ho usekeeping: and gas. Olive (T) housekeep- range; private 9 fu rnished ze 120: t—Two water and poor ; eteatate private fam- je, : conve? nce uple employed Victor 2 FIL. LMORE, &807—Laree, I ali conv Seas: private } 3849—Nicei 5 Dri. furni ehed for gentiemen or rLAD. | cwnvyenliebces, C727M FOLSOM. 3921——N i ef imnished front room for one or two gentiemen GE YER 2749—Ver, nice, connecting lat floor housekeeping rooms; gas, bath. elec- trie, hot-water in kitchen. $s G SFYER. 2047A—Furnished light housekeep. twe erntiemen or couple em- ' $7 50. ; = oe Room ‘ breakfast if desired. Victor 3 CR AXS SI9SA S.—Seouth room __ fam lis GRAND. ; 3138A S.—Nicely “furnished ~ hall roem for centleman GRAND. 1208 © —Weil furnished “room: 1 or 2 g* rtlerr en. ail conveniences GRAND. 4214 N.—3 unfurnished rooms for __ taht ho ho usekeevine- secon! _f es Le nN odern GRAND, 1635 8.—Destrabie | front bouse- keeping rooms; single or ensuite $3 60 wD. GRAND. 40324 5 — —Furnishel. « for voupe couple or business breakfast if desired —_—— = - GRAND, 2616 & —Furnished room for gen- tieman; private home: modern ony en- tence es. beard optional Grand S717M. GRATTAN. 1204—2 front connecting rooms. for lighe t_ housekeeping gas range. bath GRATTAN, 1203—Furnished: 3 connecting | light t housekeeping rr ooma ’ — bee the 4229A—Very nice room: i 3; ore nd 430 . Private megs: nice furnished ligh ” man and wife amt | urni si ne ate fan room ; al. Grand entiemen. 44x in private clean nm room woman: housekeepiag (i) electric or >le em-, } ; for | ~' HENRIETTA. room ; | et Pe. | JEFFERSON, reo! Seng 1 con- | ' ~ J st clean gleet ping nice! ly furni shed eer - | Lindell | _ | wn SSISSIPP f, iz Tor ms south i ee . M. \GNOLIA a ee j | . 9! ily bedroom; ‘ “two | we MISSOU Ri. water ig | LAF AYETTE } |LAPAYET i LAFAYETTE. LOU get | MANCHESTER. | MIC "HIGAN, | MISSISSIPPI, MISS¢ rt | SHENANDOAR. 3601A—Furnished room. aaa ted apart- ROOMS FOR RENT—SOUTH HARTFORD. 4351—2 or a 3 furnished con: necting rooms for housekeepiné. “2 « S comfortable home: clean, lst floor. adults: reasonable. —_ 2913—Three housexeepit ping ail conveniens= ; ort ng oF sieeping rooms; HICKORY, __housekeep! ne room aS HICKORY, 102 >3—L nfurnish: ed: | and connecting room; bath: will arate. Tw IDAHO, oe __ern, ‘for eiderly lady "pou! n JEFFERSON, 3519 s.—F urnished __With or _without_ board; private. __ — JEFFERSON. 2117 3S.—wNicely furnisne front rooms _for gentiem an. arse - fron rent sép- —_— room, reas nav ss JEFFE RSO NN. ] 65 1 - — » urnis hed a keeping room; aiso hall room. all reniences. ; — Lar ge fr ont rooT., 38034 5S for one or two geni.e with heat and bath. men, aise sims wy! Iv NIATA, 4040—Lo\ ely room fen es; for COUl ple. 3 car “all Conven- Grand 7 J. BAe sed Bs comfortab! ie rooni, iines, gent emen pre- front 8nd floor; water ef range : 1811—*! ee ping room ; ng room. 17 00—Seco! and kit ; housekeeping. __ ‘E, 1724—single KENNET T PL. also ui Pe. Keer 7 “ies a ynd-fleor front room ct -onn ect ing anu ro ms. LAFAYET ar 4 room. 2a > ~ 3025— ne housekeep- floor, front s;eam heat i901—3 housekeeping room Tange. steam heat, electric. privete _hiv, ee air aS pele ag AYETTE, 3025—One large ho om; second floor front; steam heat 1 o06— Hall reon LAFA AY E TTE, 27 j3—! wmain 3 -- nm one oOo r [wv o ge entie! ne nh, or ‘ light house Keeping cumeneta urnished or i} LAFAYETTE, 1428—Rooms or un- ; with or Wt! out mo ern, minutes to posice para, s . 11s8se€acrt L- wy? rool furniso fo yr CAs > irnished room ‘ fr rit ee + Wet , oOusekeeping i rooms an i elect GO3— New ls furnisned or light unfurnished gas ar LA SALLE, room: sleeping 1817—Z2 rooms; SA LL E. ur ished LA onvenien ces 1531—Larege rnace hea ro ms. root ele tri - fu COU mIANA. 4538—3 mn zas Be. LOUISIANA, 4532—2 hou sexeeping roulls, private home Mc KEAN, ° in roo ii, nurses or iad nove ; OLITSIAX A Ala tn arge room; bath and & a Vate flat. “~~ tr} ‘is privileges 4304—Room or one wie hare. pret ty To sonable. ‘ “a! Gays, even! ngs af cae s and bath Vac ‘an adults 4 MAGNO aL TA a, 23849. 1—Two ia! rge, unfurni front rooms, \ ith bath ee MANC $199A—Furn u coupie, Wi th shed room; gentlemen or kitchen: ho t-water eat s 7800—F ‘urnished | nor isekeeping room gas. } hat MILENT Z. 4725—R ovum: Kitch private ho ne vers: de or ra vj ¥ iF wr “T600—Nice r heat; all | ist hed r ror rorvenvy MISSISSIP! P 3 ing 4 © tT - hot a Lo: at 17°20——““ie two peopie employed. ah ho. 2 & 44 shi or rooms, Si "RI. 1753—Connecting rooms for light _housekeeping 4940M. 1219—Froent nicely furnish« da; _ conveniences. ; ing room Biso large front room. ——$— —_- —- --—--—— Rl. 1730—Large rand room a nd for =: —. housekeeping fc) MISSOU rooms. ae PA Se ent ae a a MISSOURL 1415—Furnished roms for light housekeeping. \MISSOUR). 17 739—-k urn:sn 4 housekeeping, sirglie os connecting. to» MONTANA, room, water ~~ gas stove: private. MURGANFORD. 3530—Rooms ‘for housekeeping, exchange for smal MORRISON, 1009A—Two large housekeeping rooms: NEBRASKA, 1810A—Nice! y room. Grand SEFG = SRASKA, 1538A—Large convenient fur- shed room for housekeeping: reasonab.e permanent party, oa ae NICHOLSON PL.. ~ 1744 —Taree room. south- ern-exposed; steam heat: wrivate family: _references_ required. OHIO, 1723B—Niceiy reom; stove neat ORE: FON, ——919—2 __keeping. _ ei ectrie C, OREGON, 1707 7—Two housekeeping: gus. _fu irnished. PARK $30S—Connecting rooms: separate entrance; _adul ts. PARK, 2742—2 housekeeping rooms. sink, cas and range; private family; > ae" PARK, 27345—One neatly furnist ‘ed sleer- ing room, for a gentleman or couple. _ PARK, 2608—Furnished front room, with kitchenette PARK. 3221—Neatly furnisned _ steam heat Grand ol11W PARK, 261 7A—Room for gentleman vate family, . PARK, J$541—Very nm for wo jJadies emp scomianns Ce eae PARK, 2013—Front furnished for housekeeping; _phone.__ PARK. 312 housekeeping; sleeping or Viec- (ec Tv 41 — Light housekeeping 92 ee orttght — ishe furnished furnished, lar ze front houskeep ing or _#.eepil ng. rooms for light house-. furnace. ~ furni s? hed “rooms Water, beat and “for light b ousekee ping i front room | “ ith m very eals e@ roenmi {n nice loyed; room and kitchenette heat and T= neatly furnished ‘rooms for gas, heat; private = ti, exposure: steam bath; a iple* > rs Ry raoieine priv- 33553—Southern t: free phone, bot-water. employed or gentieman. Grand PARK. 1309A—Fu rnished reom: rnodern light housekeeping ; also s mall il room. 33 ane PESTALOZZI, 2616—1 or 2 furnished necting housekeep! ng rooms; ery and elec tr ROOM—F ‘ront ‘hall c room, vate: Sou. ith side. Bicney ROOM—-Sh aw av. __ Priv ate family ROOMS—1 or two, modern home. ROw 'M—Furnished); keeping; heat; Po a" -Dispatch ROOMS—? light - housekeep! ne couple without chi idren; ey _Yeniences; turnace heat _ Victor 2538 : ROOM—Large “frent room to refined gen: tle- man: private family: Tower Grove dis- trict __ Box R-377, _ Post- Dispatch. iz ROOM—Laree light. t. 24 floor room in —s dence: bath. heat and light furnished: close to Cleveland High School. Box C- BS Post-Dispatch. ROOM—In private family: emploved: kitchen and laund ry a real home: give phone number. Post-Dispatch. _ RU SSELL, 8ll—Furnished front room fer private farmfly. ily 7;A—Nicely furnis “con- bath ‘for gentleman; pri- 2495R. nicely * rurnished front; _ Grand 61 olLWw. 0. furnished | or unf urnished: __ Grand ADSST. AE l! ghth house- larg®. South Side. Box R-195, two vr v oung - ladles rivileges: x F- hed 3-room 2% rooms for light house- RUSSELL. 3844—Two neatiy furnished __rooms. {on aft 0 RUSSELL, popechorsiinst adults RUSSELL 39 20—sSmail __ room for one person. Ri RUSSELL. 265: >—Furnished room; all mod- ern conveniences’ private family. Grand _3925M | Rt SSELL, sleeping room, ple Grand } RUSSELI.« 3444— — Large front room for two gentlemen; _optional. RU TGER. roows. connecting reoms: furnished front 3651A—Laree, well-furnished Awana employed peo- ‘7? well-furnished breakfast 2013—2 furnace, electric. RUTGER, 2013—Two nice rooms: furnace, electric. eee _— — —. RU TGER. INMONSA—Nice, light room: home- __ like: conveniences electric and bath ST VINCENT. $010—Housekeeping room , 34 floor: very desirable; reasonable. ALISBURY. 2510—2 rooms. second floor : gas and water: vacant next Wednesday. SHAW, 3869A—Neat haliroom for lady mployed: kitchen privileges 38670A—Nicely furnished room. for HAW, 2 geneltmen: hot-water heat; _ reference HENANDOAH—Neatly room ; bath, 4 ms c: SHEN ANDOAH., 2846—Nicely furnishea __ south room for or_ ladies of only; loca I! ty. SHENAN [DOAH. . 3656A—F urnished reo'n employed: private faenfly. Grand for 3 i: front 2208. SHENAN DOAH. room: al) conveniences: one or two gentie- _men. nmce Ppartiy furnished gas and bath. —_—_—_ —- - partiy furnished gas and bath. -—— Se 3655—Parniehed, exposure, in steam-hbea ; private family. ~ ‘ Latii- * | BAY. ar ~ kiteh- | BAY ——-— ne ROOMS FOR RENT—SOUTH 7 SIDNE nis or ¢ SIMP hleci T H ik” THIE EE 1Vin . gre TWEI . ‘ LTA! e VICT VICI he WY ‘4 ——_— ERC Rasy mn n ; a on BI NASH ~ It OOM—Arsen al - , here housek eping } Lafayette lark; both phones, H ST.. 1022 Ss aa : Fu nileman ; 13 | 30M. SHENANDOAH, 812 nec private fi family. ting rooms, have been seeking a advertised here today? ROOMS FOR RENT—WEST | ee 222 J— Modern ©’ low Call @ light EY, 2504—Lovely hed. ouple SON Pp ci . employed room sutn “~hildren. ry er TH. ible _ ded; TEE N1 H. TY mod fern . i414 S eferre LFTH. $306 ise Ke eeping or me hele | i J4lI7 A—Lare ert.-exp ved couple; all UR, OR, isekeeping: BENG, ernp.ioyec, bath pri 2165A &.- _gent lemen. °358A—Purnished £ reonn sed roo + AT) ree and front room, clean and comfortabie; 17 46—Nice! y in rn —Large | aed for house | oe nowseenpuns i x or * Mona call fur- gentleman 1odern home: hal! front conven iences. oomse ] — 8 uum ing! * ing; gas, rnished, mm. for gentie™man or, co nventen ‘es 4° 9—Rooms for house keeping ing. furni shed rooms for | electric $9 50. wae i front. room. connect heat or = 709 A——_-R oom , for family. vale Sidney —_——- SOUTH ' NO. and $3.7 4a ind gas ORRISON, ; r hou i\ Wie LE, . +n ate > Keel] 7 private 1) Height ivate [amr Tow a we ‘ADEMY, — reasona bie ey ee BAR L AR h tric BAY rooms, Tool ~bAY cles nh, _adu Bb. az ay fon BED! SANNE. _very | 7 NN N > fr) uri CAB lences _Fore est . ‘AB: ge 201 CAB. Ni Cl EMENS, furnis?retl ro liv: —— CLEVENS. t; private familly; +a COW K. COOK a a! COOK. reas Tr Ss. o4vu3-—M persons THuGA—Lurt YP. Mm. st a) ‘ wr The q*t ro steam hea 76: — il furnis shed. Col aS rh Ss. N. 1229-——N ic 765—!1 ares, be 40—F ron t t its, em odgern : employed: ye 30f—F ir LS, ne —_ WEST ely ing. 6S 1y—3 un furnished | niing pa ivleges, la s; furn lid: Ais r Grove ST _ Granda | steam 6906—2 or 3 rooms for light hous: 2- $4.50 a Week; water furnished rooms: ‘rooms: ark; beaut ifu refined co ip. 491 JM. ~ heat. a miiy. Benton ished room . convenienc car line. — 919. ] A—Large furnished SW. w ell- -furnished fren ‘-~* furni dern. roor ne I all - : ;urnmis: ished rooms: “to a ore 24 4( 79. wy ; ass iartge, ‘ished inca’ Sunn) from Del iar, sern or Warm ences. Forest room, private familly i a’ jults on! y. Ho- kept clean; bed-sitting room, poved;, $7.50. rooms unfurnished. unfur- ligt Bt, southern reasonabie: rooms, nishe d gas, two elec- rooms; bath, “ct! ng np. ete: housekeeping aisoO s.eeDIng 1144—2 ” ; , 1 mii wict ce n AR Ee AR ae ienette, unfur able Forest ‘F90% ROOM—S ngie, pa private. Cat nleasant conve sniences. “4? '46—Nicel y akf 34 Ip) Oo priv ate family; 1106A—Laree nished; 709 \—T wo rooms, itc he n. aR rior and any " if ,—Nice fast irnis! conveniences; W ell-fi scrupuWwusly stealn heut; See 3d-floer room and@ water. Forest ek Reese hed reems rea- “gitehen priv- SaJ; running t front reom, furnished desiret. a irnished ed: en few Page car - 629 9—Sing! e sieeping room; ; in (7 desi rable | hom: 519: Pee FR eeenri = 5469— Fe young men. 5120—Ni ished; gli Cony eT Be 486—F: ‘ . per two ANNI ANNE, Ww ANNE. reste ONLY. 5: g' ‘. ust fur “ar room Fores roo: — parties empioy ed. sUsekee PINE: Foom 1 or ~ es 3d floor. 56eTWw conv en- om, Forest a! Ta furnished room: Forest “ROOMS. ? Fo. sms fr: ant t rooms: ZIS5SM hen pris ileges “o 3480R, J. larce house- room room. 6812 IW, Forest ni ish_ reference. ing Pe . | gentlemen or . Treason- | : ENRIGHT. 6060—Neatly furnished sleeping ne | canals BL.. 4439—Neatly furnished room, | thout board. ‘DELMAR BL... ‘DELMAR Bla. furnished compietey fer housekeeping, alse | 1) | ; ‘| DELMAR BL., | DELNAR BL. DELMAR BL... for DEI 2. AR BL. *: | DELMAR Ir 3 ~ Cat} or ee ieee ‘EASTON, —2 large. bright con-| DELMAR BL., #250—3 housekeeping rooms: eeping; sink and reasonabie, room; steam 5361 — pena Front 24 fleor west. 5228—Rooms; single DELMAR BL. ean for one; also smal) sieeping room. 24 floor; v with or w! 4136—N icely furnished . housekeeping rooms. all conveniences, low rent; owner's residence. 4031—3 rooms connecting, _small sleeping room; hot water. | DELMAR BL... 4413— une sarge room 5 with kitchenette: with range and running water, _and one siseping room. DELMAR BL... 5060—Nicely furnished room: cozy and warm; private family: tleman. DELMAR BL. steam-heated; _lences. DELMAR BL... rooms, counties bath; ~“4626A—Newly from up; all conven- ea ~ S 5040—-Suite housekeeping running water, 6117A—Beaut! fully furnish - ed front reom; sieam heat; ment: references. DELMAR BL... furnisted; water phone. — DELMAR BL... nished rooms and ful en; gas, heat furnished: DELMAR BL.. 4637A— ovZ17—Two rooma, neatly in kitchen; 4044—-Beautiful. newly fur- =~: modern kitch- | 4037 A—Nicely front room. with or without kitchen priv- lleges: reasonable. fee One ey DELMAR, 38706—Beautiful furnished room; convenient to Grand and Olive: hot water heat: abundance of hot water. 50350A—Front and connect- also hall room; ing rooms; 7) - LELMAR BL., 4044—Three rooms, $55 per month: neatly furnished; ei) modern con- veniences; gas, nn nh heat furnished. DELMAR BL... unf urnished reoms: front: light; furnished. 3727—T plat | floor; Losime, 4 i) DELMAR BL.. 5053A—Two. sleeping rooms, one front room; also one single; all con- _veniences. (3) DELMAR BL... 5148—Large front room, neatiy furnished; good home cooking; pri- vate family DEL MAR BL.. room; private bath and kitchen week VDELMAR small: _home. DEL MAR BL... 5018—Large 37498—Nicely furnished bed- 3962—Front reom: aiso hot water; owner's BL., steam heat; steam roo ‘ eat; hot water; phone; bath: private fam. | front: i DE LMAR a 3923—Second- floor housekeeping: also back; with lences: reasonable. 3970—Fron: parior: oe employed; also garage space: _moni conven- ntie- (7) steam - heated. continuous 4610—Clean, housekeeping, sleeping rooms, het water IELMAR BL. ~ 4033—Rvoms. also 2d floor front Phone Lindel! 3320. DELMAR BL... 85034A—Front hali for sleeping- aiso rme reom for couple: conveniences: free Bell phone. (’ BL... 526% A—sSouthern-ex posed room and kitchen: modern _ partment: all | conveniences. Forest 21I9Sw DELMAR BL.., 4025—Nicely fore! shed con- 3a floor erate necting housekeeping rodéms: Ist floor: rea- | sonable. eee a VELMAR BL., 4185—Furnished heusekeep- fug suite; en; electric, furnace heat and phone: _persons. DELMAR BL.. oe men only: large double rooms, $3 and $3.50 per man: single rooms, and $4; hot bath: good heat: clean beds. DEuMAR BL, 4139—One large front room, with Kitchenette; two pleasant light house- keeping rooms; all conveniences; private home. 7 DELMAR BL... rooms, thoroughly Water: electricity; free phone; housekeeping; ;_ respectable: : reasonable. . DELMAI BL... ., 3864— Housekeeping apart- inent, 3 large rvoms: southern exposure: electric, Fae: free phone: conta hot | water: $10 per week. Lindell 4703). DELMAR BL.. 5157—Two large. nicely ae nished room ior one cane iggy HE avenenee everything furnished ores ” ~ or 3) 4052—Nicely furnished clean heated: continuous hot EASTON, o861—7 rooms, kitchenette, __ housekeeping: $10 _ per _ week. EASTON, 40615—Front room, __ unfurnished. for sieeping. __ two gent emen. 5258A—Flat, i. all Mond ay. EASTON, 43464—Light “ig gy ry gas; $3.50 week prtvate, Ima 76 4 rooms and bath. EASTON, 4743—Furnished room for couple | or gentlemen; all conveniences: private family. EN! LIGHT. oom: southern exposure: gents only. me eS See iE ENRIGHT. 4030—Front room and kitchea- | ette, reasona ble. ENRIGHT, 5166—Nice, large room, for one | ;. large ; ras, | — | ENRIGHT. connec ting ’ suitabie with ad- ee —____— | EXRIGHT, ‘L. FUR- | OR UNFURNISHED; YOUNG | or two. b234A—— DELMAR BL. 3841—Light tT El. ho usekeep! room for couple; heat: ceoking cas: | DEDMAR-BL— 8110 Bele freee se ina. et family, ; ’ 268 7—Furn! shed r rooms for sleeping | housekeeping: all conveniences: : furnished | ‘to & coUupis; | rooms, mont thiy. 4449—Connecting rooms: light ENRIGHT. hot running ' eee or sleeping: water. ENRIGHT, o0ts—s urnemnes suite complete for housekeeping: veniences $10; also dente Siamont car. ENRIGHT, 58xx—Large and kitcherette to one gS private residence; _any ‘ refer- third lady only; Cah. @15 mont | EXRIGHT, 56245—Newly age ay floor: peeple employed; also me rooma, 34 floor; would fix oor t idee. | _keeping; owner's home. ETZEL. 590 vate family. 3: ished room for Cabany 4462]. ETZEL. 6504—Nicely furnished room for floor front : ' EUCLID, 27 8.—Firet Eve.ip, ; af mgt ee housek coping leer; an | ; __one or two; private family. ETZEL. 67204—Furnished front room, ned __or without board; by widow. EUCLID. 312A N. ——Small steam-heated mt for girl employed floor. neat! furnished hall room. Forest 8165n. 0 sleeping EUCLID, 732 N.—Well-furnished rooms, $3.50, all conveniences: adults. or | housekeeping | gen- | furnished, private apart- | free Bell furnished | | gentlemen or | vin mest) per | per ; win gas range and water in kitch- | ’ (a) sleeping, | xi | * furnished or) 517 76A—g) urnished large room for | i 1 »or qud} housekeepins | furnished room, ra McMILLAN, 4505—2 neatiy “yooms: ousek all con- modern house. 4203—Clean housekeeping suite. ; story roe / pri. tnt $ FOR FOUNTAIN. 4 room, suitabie | between 1 and GOODFELLOW, =. ..s 4 son rw . for 4 om a a ; : FA —Nice. newly furnished t for gentleman, peivate family. | 90d — 24 4 flower west room LAND. h ~~. business Man ont) .. » asts—3 furtiabes beak: couple. ee Wei: fa all conyeniences. 5 G101A—Room “with kite sleeping room, steam Beat, « hone ‘board. pas A—Room and AYLAND. $1004, conveniences. Lin rooms; private family: Xeentiemess il = gentiemen: al ~ changed. any 25! | GOODYELLOW. tan 1402 : large. for 2, 3 or a rir imits. 3 blocks Heda m aael _Page cars. HAMILTON. 951— . __ cold runn running nz water. gas s ’ J HAMILTON. 1038—Nicely #usn rt __ room, first. floor _piane, NAMILTON, 1514A—Large £ tractively furnished; family: Hodiameont or W ¢ s | HAMILTON. 1038— a unfurnished. for pousukonnal tricity. 1125 ' AND. furniahed: r rm a eriAd) 255: ‘ y LAND. ewes. i Se 'N b04—Neatly furnished ro > cnantt y: Steam heat, near 7 urn ished rom er w o_——— a. 6—Twe a VA refined couple & private family. ages 2 car block Weshingvon a priva . bot water heat: OUTH, ee for 2 grntiemen. 62232— Tres a ee ge \ eeolng maxtern : pr ste home. for went ' vate home or gentiemen . Forest oF. eeping rooms; aise h ‘ phone. McMILLAN, “eo ogiegpins room; $3: (McMILLAN, 4616—Sleeping ' _ nwt rooms, one block — =ple av; ; ee privilewes, |McPHERSON, 3951a—3 fural Sten heat. ' all conveniences. i. RB! |. Porest 5367W. McPHERSON, 4045A—Nicelp” ne front reem in apertem large room; steam heat; @ — 431 : | McPHERSON. . 4£047A— oor eo. afl conveniences, cheap. p 4186 Enright av single room: steam heat | McPHERSON, To two refined jadies or tire ©1568 Etzel av. 39.4 Troeoms for gentlemen. McPHERSON. 4700—Nic Nicely furniehed fat; | end-fleor room. with employes. ref | McPHERSON, 3044—Niceiy arnished private family; all oe | MePHERSON. 3063A—D south exposure; suitable for 2. | Meri HEHSON, 3027 A~—Reame. —— a 7, na of sleeping. Forest refined ———— : _ at) convententes oreet 10m S00 west. in private fa ows tet Poteet 1197. i one or two. oF Small family suite and oat Veareet “= oe PLEmemts ‘ a964W | McPHERSON, neg recom, or sleeping. ti oeaJ. | McPHERSON. 42%: Po with or without | ¥. | McPHERSON ) reomr, p ' gentleman. MePHERSON, room; excel way, gent McPHERSON, beautiful. =” Sheny a SS a Nice Ip rtment. —_ t-te : Neat south front. olka ™ cen ten hoved Cabeny ° Well furniehed faet steam m beat: a . , =. oPartment. oa cafe 4405 | | ~ Dey a ‘t-am- hee ted - [we 7 Bente hy Widow desires pn | Ceman. a Peoole te share her _—_ — Lindell 1321—Nicely furnished front eee: all conveniences; gentlemen erred Evctip. 327 N —WNeatiy electric: EVANS. omy sleeping. sept *—Second Seer front alight "Tiedell i nell 1181 M. furnished EVANS. 4209—Two nicely furnished front | uraie® housekeept bath, elec- | fur rootns for light _trie_ light. furnece: $7 per w week. FOREST PARK BL... 4448— Neatly nished RT ae | FOREST. ae a. 4337—Furnished : children Aon & Mc PHERSU> ter. = «4 . - , - me Re ; — oi}. Ba Le. ~ eee ac , ; igs ES

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oe ree ee li ak Py f é i Mi be » it tata pat "ea oe: eh ne wae ewe ot owe * » PO Ee tee: - . Y*e" . be ; . BUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1921. a= 900 ROOMS F OR RENT, With and Without Board — -Is the place you have been seeki ng advertised h ing advertised here today? ROOMS FOR RENT—wee . ~-WE MeooMS FOR RENT—WEST | RO os OMS FOR RENT—WEST | ROOMS FOR RENT— | —WEST ROOMS FOR RENT—N asst ins Suitabie for } \A—Large. nic — | _ reen 1 and 6:30 or . gen Sing! front room for gen- ROOMS—Ti om" DP. - > , 7 . s—Tw f >} ELLOW, 128 . 4 party owning home. Cabanv ir o ront connecti 29k orn ‘ i, i roome, in fami ng bed and live | WAS meg ils _ ee as lence: re of two; ee “ HINGTON B -— 15 mas A—Nice, newly furnished front ROOM—I references. _ Forest’ 37 w oe dations te floor, i, eet + re ‘light (ae. Furnished ‘ ROOMS AND BOARD NANTED P © roon - or Fest Depots. otce. sae Memen; wish . rel crence DFELLOW. 9:34, furnished: $34 $0; Sacne-f floor for gentiemal, private family; rea- nent, entie . Pr eF . ' oA anr - alt ne _Post- Db ve car. | WASH — * \e ND, 4 30H ~\a eae a) West r , ispatech. INGTON a = e* IDE ELLOW 7 | here aparcment, business man only. zi ROOM — ront. with twin be desirable ON Ht. 3820—2 clean, laree. NATURAL DRIDG ROOM AN nd apartment. ¢ 4s, in West! Private: a! rooms, wtih kitchenette: , 1E, 2646—Large AND BOARD Wtd.—t or 2 gentl sO second-fl 00 first ‘fh 0 . furnish- West E Refined ¢ earnin ‘ \6M emen. Call _Steam heat. oor sleeping rooms: 0] oor ; hot-wat er heat: hot room nd; two Quiet ladies ems 1 a fi family; lars. Edwa: Ne deiay Write full particu ~ ss . OARD Wtd,— = mach he ee business that w - d,.— By tad. em- G CAL 7 5 . OPPORTUNITY | v4 .. return on ys a on! ving | ost - Dispatch. | | _ plenty of work all year rour v; ND, a o. 3 furnisheu hi Fo ” bie yLAN | j housekeep- rest 20: — pose” (7) |ROOM—In ste (7) | tienen ai contenjancen, re . r Be hin — Wel furnishe 1. room | vy ~ & steam. -heated ‘apartment. “adioin- ™ RCT I BL. eee 55—Housel keeping bh od . gine oe , ——~ : _ 2553 Wy ces; ref ‘ © vant convenrences. refer- sonable; private tamily, Cal employed: rea- | connecting a na ‘ru nning water: also 5 = niy. ; G rooms. _Dloves d: “near Grand, 4 4 : iy ‘all Lindell 562 i. dell rae ms all convenience *' NEWSTEAD . efer NCES ’ n feramec: b 700g Dusiness . - |, 1405—One LYLAND. 410ia-—?" _.. | ROOM—Single bedroom pr st | rn ee — » AD. 2918A N.—Furnished hou ROOM 25 +9. Post-Disr est of fornia branch of nati. wanted to open Calf = sin , Room with kitchen student ivate fami) Ww 7OAN Rl” eeping rooms; gentiem , \ouse- Y AND 7s ew pate? ess feb of nationally he w Steck Private wobone. —peceheae qedkcaee then Y Unkealiy 19 phunatog orale Wah tito | ASHINGTON BL 4729—Newly furnished. Lindell 6277W. ——-_ S25 reem ily. ; sROARD a private fam- ye - ste et | net anounl guait Mea | WOULD yes invest $5000. in a bust one st | AUTO REPAIR—Good West End , ow b elision One rset ~—= 1y | for . ed room, with | et; ee , tox 7.32 : rf voung lady .em- a. Ss re te ranch, which ! . the clear you et least $. . locks Hodiamont and 4 . | Y LAND. 41 00A- “Et m and board; ex- | we ae, Bee wee front room, pwek Dei | adults: room well h, private famiiv aria ousekee pin ad "gaa rake front light ROOM “AND ot Dispatch. “i references tes ‘ Experience unnecs euary. but and Re are . jooxima for an business nase: price witty a ee , > . , ie . “ il . »* : " = re « : s 7 eniences, Lindell | _ west. Call Cabany, 4003. | Ue care: Bell + hn samen llly convesiont $e.) ces = very TE Cyrene ciamily:, by | working sisi: 8 a private '© invest $5000 to $7000, which will be folie | | invest tm the Slocst. cleanses, be $10.000 | met B EXCHANGE, 709 Victoria. Mag (7) WaA‘'l ERMAN. 5°14—Fr - (7) NORTHLAND. 48° 28—Nicely : ‘ASS. Hox R- 204. Post - Dlenated be first - om ured by merchandise - - will be fully =~ the world. all yvour own. with — ; AUTO REPAIR R Ane h ront room: steam room; single or couple. ~ furnished ROOM AND BOARI ' “+ $C Mfe. Co.. 291 r particu lars! , Certainty, write us at once. Hox Y maker; 20 miles from St vate family mother's are td.—Children - Dr &) } - . 2211 Penn, Kansas ee Dispateh x Y-316, road: near hunt Goh! I room -T, YUY—Light housekeer ‘ntieman: . - .—— Refined “Your te for term “hicag weer rvice " pat pt delivertes; large furniabed oF hot water “in room, all cons ae . gentle d. in small private fa toon andy __ een-: family pre ' E nd. private Jew sh Reaity Exchange. 3° 78. L Business and| Clase: $ to $2000 ’ ) e em os: emen: refer —. am i. or yA NORTH » > —— — Po, : ele! 4] oo ls o* Se wei a Ss rile, ‘ ? ~ ret. Die . BARTER S—Delaware, gest ch = ae Chicago. togane S52 West Washington, _ a! aicove; modern; wishes zood boarding — Ady empioved uickest thing need — “eg MST TE i >) lars I 1 place: state pi . Cok , eed be paid in, free THE ve ox C-408. Post-Disnatch barticu- _Del. ol haar oy Charter Co, Wiimingten, | ores aie eae in which we are ex- (99) investments “ ats oe smal | attic: sink and eas: adults Ve have a few ; excellent locations We stores, where a reasonably «mall aT _ . —— Saaare . hendaeome return. : ‘cares of merchandties! rience. together with the vine we enm anes. for } iousekeeving 2 eae, L 7‘) in Wwe 4 Ww TON, ll” privileges Tbe} ns ak et id; no’ other —— nm Calby roomers; r nee shington a Room and bo BS45- 7 oF mn TOOLR, eferences. W ExT END. 1216—Three furmial 41uceNnts : enh : v4 tooms for light MiM—Have comfort light housekee:, furnished rooms “Sf ‘ tt. rtable roon f ~ ne ePning vas e lac ‘ : . . : mins? Bitte pink. for tie nan: i or AO gen- ? red ree eo " Ti‘ new iy pa- }? ‘ — " aah exchange: gst >ptio i references WESTMINSTER. 4 vee a3. oo lisaw. ely furnished room. Col- | K hey AND BOARD Wtd.—Double room COMPANIE rgani. Vv ona Pox C-37 ranma: %. { +f) Ws arm ho ke me ‘ ‘ giris ‘mop! oye d ; . vub roo): Fs } i! organiz © gee . - — wis " : gerond flear: continn ous ee} ue PhKAINII 1807 , ~ leges ‘ . Steam heat. parlor = the trust anizec, money raised under ous hot wate fy ye OVA N .——§ EtEEnes — Rox R386, Post Diss ty brivi- rum pian, sell your stock rt rent: all conveniences; re room, I (- Dispatch. nd issue Stock certificates nees, rent reasona KOM AND BOA ’ 7 ~ ie prepared, Quicker , : t ie 4 4 tp W * 9 lw ‘ _ ~ e sVicxKer, better ure V SOURS Men none ' ce us HB you want to ake " ‘ ° : po our efi furnished fooms| jaune! home $15. 2 wentlemen; very WhESTMINS coming room for rent. | ROO —— “a 2)1) 0 Qe es Vente Shot « t Bos1K eat. . stias $4 and , } ‘keeping: southern expu- 133 320k ’ 2 per month Forest me a Saw e n 4 wih PR ye ene l it! ny eg at t “s igh _- ee : t: = ~ a Sari Side; Fe aes BARE a r mh: ~ treme ae 3, Sales r i Me me odneiaianis ant render you. ss - R b , . moderh cunuveniences Forest ‘tM a, . - . S, ent eman oniy fox =} : =e iat : re eanrsas if desired 7 2. AN 4 ARE Wed. sg mayne : . ' = , : “4 tent : on , - “ at ures success F the IN Vin 5v09-——]. ~~ es mi ar, e bane = wing attr active: private a VW ENTMINS TER PL. 3944—H 3 . . I patch, | dle are i wom an, wi th 4. - Ey cle tA. s, ofl. mines. indu =. ventions, formu- woman who is Willing to work man or ER : Sentieian or hquseke lv ¢£ Ye = s . Kue ‘a I ilcinity of st Louis ; room; first floor: phone 7 Hous Kee Row! rnished: for omedtade heat; South ide refer ow oh Water or , Le large. nothin enterprises , noth- Address Beutler Brothers. Loc ton Devt.. . irnheld Filowr Co., x eping, : ive. B07 2A—* ~- sieeping rooma; Hight = pigs , other roomers. Box R 124 WESTMINSTER PL, — = + sindell 31. SSW. ploved, ‘allon’ Park district. "D 1s em-| _C-328, FP ‘ost- Dist mate “h erred; reference. Box é ipped. Finar eS Cn ee at a" force _Butler Bleck. St. Louis. Mo. —_— “(8 | SINGTON, 5064 el ——— (i) ens a nti. oar aueaeie . 3811—Front roo ” SSIX. signe elmar — : . opment Co. SO Cia) Corporation Devel- --— ‘ ‘ —_ : F : —— Ron ao e nen or couple e owes vom LV —- hOOM . sail mets AT : 6-SOR Chestn h only Morest seient room; . é \ ,. } P ‘ : r . . . af oo “0 * ry . . " . ~~@ Pos SINGTON PL - 4503 BY , 4618—ist- floor ho usekeeping room; RY v iM—T ges ' : Wears ! | keeplt ic room, $4 50 week ST TALIS. 1O33A—Sn : . 1.) by ref ae ABD w id —In private imam. repo: dene, ltabitities or taxes Fam Bmw te ge oy onege = up-to-date laundries in, BAKERY -DS = ®, ‘Ost- Dispatch Ehiat . A Ct Mi’LE 1 FE : } ' . wit : wish to stat . persens an nlso poe and terms: _- * pract . privat 0 connectiz — : ; vate reai lence. L. Ae PaOKe, im vine pri oe i . — ’ for sleeving a ¥ oer peng furnish l rooms LOOM ANID 804 ee capacity “- . ; As _ DISH with “4-ton daily nn We ae e that curiosity seekers lease fine oven fl y arranged if desired, F ‘empha oopiaa housekeeping : — i — me -% two or three 1 Bie oct ging A block, ‘for WESTMINSTER PI 4350—Fu | ing ' fur Meat Housekeep- employed. beng gon hots pn young lady thale hale dues = = Vv months in United ate eaienae 3. By “ — egitt- | c 305 Poet-D Fei cemeete machinery. . SRINGTON — 43 ; i OSs iK, e ich: garage _ i “ iF S per week room; hot water. si +9 ou rnisne: SPRING ne ee - Side Box B.108 ove a4mi.y, On Sourh price far . . _ nent. will be gold at @ atailliads ‘ s § }. nyone inter- BAKERY- ited >. I0— Furnisl , telephone Linge Jal ¥ : meals « pace for one cat fire*-cl nhor , weeping Or nvuseneepling;: . PL aN, 43 N —} conr . tins ( . Post-Dispatch —— ois. its actual vai » , , s? make a : —Excellent Weert ' : ‘2 _—— . Pa ; : . he . : ‘-claxs ie h + : . heb connecting hou i = : > : teed j : : i :iue; guaran- en? nh appoitnt- End imentlomen bee heat me 5 Nee 4137A—'! wo light housekeeping ty: 0 ag ie Rape eee 7 immediate vicini- WwW EST MINSTE Pi = oan oe s hot bath 60 week - sekeev _— ove BE nage % IARD Wtd.- OR | ota tt —— abd | Box R-242. Post-Dispatch uange references. 770) ‘ton. For detailed information wiite 1 chat fi for yourself. This ie an opportunity foes -Seeee._. _— — ° — 4 7 * = ; ul? 7 OOor . > oom - an . . P P ° os , i : —_ pee ‘ " (io) r2 - - ‘ ie f : . , . BURY BIL 2 i 4442—Third floor w eat a artment; _ light housekeeping. shed rooms for WUEATMINSTER PL an 7 oe | ay aaa OLS Three furnished house- RVUOM AND B San Wi — vane ic, maton rerz Wrecking Co., Bidg. 602, Camp | MEDERAC but once in a lifetime. | BARBER SHOP—T wo chairs: 5 southern . ~ «Ba (2d floor — | room, bath, e.er tric: $s. month. RI ‘'GBY PI a r water in room sevarat ”. —- a 5 front: . roon wee month 4i imanh in a private ; amen iity a profession- DEI n, Kan ° P | - LRAC +22 2 Grav & REALTY co. ner, South Side. aul . *ApOsUTre: i6>) . “ os Seo wo unfurnished heat ’ ate beas, ot-water SUI! —O7-—Front } . aan seeniie : ™ arnily; please state LAWARE corpor: ; . o- y ravois| ay. . semen or couple: home private; for. 387 Neat! f a he er = ekeeping . bath, gus, els ctri —, "IT; : : lousekeepl : oo oS oe ign accommodatt ns and terms. Box C374 Service; rele g brationg organized; prompt - ke Ee a }’ Vile B BL. ‘ 7$— iy urni | rovorns ~ : W Ee Ss Ned > ~ ~ l patect ‘ . st cost; i GL lta a og WAY, S804 ™ Fr Bea, : eCBL.. $K24 — ~1 2 —_— Jj36 N «Wa =m nleewvit “ - a ro. a; ent “oy PlL.. 5793—Furni!shed large |’ . > nN: RUOM AN 5 POY OH ORI cial advice free vane = = ~ gal and [finan- Here’ S aA Business ‘HANGE, 204 Wain t e for two, wit} I ront \ oane ee rooms amd bath, wit or without kitchen 1: hart vom, _— can be used by two people ( ‘a b: 1? a Aga N:-—Newly furnished sleep- MAND BU ARD Wtd —Rusiness | “Delaware Corpe , riting, send data, BATTERY BUSAILNI bo re Hic Hw : or “ith ut b t . decorate a: elect! first flveor SARAH : priviieges., h ay any i ‘ , i ynvenionces: private family an wants ro 1 end | ote Sa Wworm~- Wi ilr orporation Attorneys, Rox 15 5. For St I m Y KUSLN BRS — hea . ~ . > — . ve . lSivv rs ° ’ ' > ° = imiliy. to ; ‘ ba ard in Ah t rent - ne neton, [ }. a a . AUIS. lea pure eee ping Any pd. m AY: cote large ee : BL... —o pon ee a rooni: hous: = ping a. ies or sleeping, i ‘eht V\ — xt Mi * ETER PL... 4004 Single and con "le ‘ he % : ~.* Beautifu! : large ee 4 . 419" tor es VU es Po sow o “ne . DEL 7 . = . good for BATTERY AND_ACUESSO re ing reem, "ae and electric. AFP = ——— ectin “hes keeping rooms o Socom By ali keeping rooms; everything 1 os —" meee spatc Peart 4. MONTE Manutacturing C , r- ; - ca aq ~ Syph AY, 1505 N.-—i Tupniae ae L.. 4620—Furnished sleeping rooin | | ONeohen “t on —Second fioor front room felt 841 , a - Modern. Lin- ax 2507J. ; * modern; adults.) ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—By young | it country. wi mmaeys fists ibuters. through #6000 to $12000 h ’ UNIV [VERSA egcomthand auto Bee 7 WwW : : ad . a - se pita : : “nh, VU co te aT woah 7 4 > > "TI OV — yp yo ik a . ates » WHOOLeRA I! 4 . vt : . ‘ » bed G's HIGH ‘thout kitchen _privi conveniences; private fa Ant (7) | SARAH, 14A ee ee oy WES IMINST ER Pi... 3935—Laree. unfur-| 2 ge (USA N.—Front, modern; 1 . in private family; South * furnishes (de-pount'e oe candy; $38 Two railro: ry early : Batt “ERY aL, "3807 Pa ®hed : AY, 12942 N.—J C are } A N.-—-Three rooma furnished nished room on tl ira floor with heat a: ‘ ‘men who appreciate ? . age Vicinity of Lafayette Park +). vertining and | case assorted Doxes, ad-| Rak ilroad men put an Electrik-Maid ate! SERVICE STAT am ~ rooms, gua, electric, e My. 4430A—Large furnishe q room for 3 - OU Ke ke eping: private home: Belem wpe electric, in owner’s home. for w Ba at and forts: private family A nee “ > * oime com- . ~S872R i ‘ - Bil. eo On pees — miract Write Chicago of- Wi na Shop equipment in a small tows in epee doing good business, an reas sonable tlemen. stearn heat: all onvente nces, SH Aw ML T. 14. GA——Front = noma i Dioved: references g®iven ad - von a em- , i! small hall room. ROOM AND BOARD i — DO a bidg page Today they are making real trave street Box Cc. 370, Post-D : ounn ? ies : ates "7% . ~~ -_ —_ 7 ’ oa ge ’ — ‘ yO VYant so 0 . ¥ nohey hat ? . . - + aA eens a * + AY, 126° ww A GE Bi.. se’ expoou A= Nic — furnished room; ¢ nano for gentleman; priv ate "home. ly! Ww . ST PINE BL... 3706—Front Hehe house- TE N PH. 193 1 N Light house! '. naan ond floor; good ppt et AE geen will yan " ré vour reointng house? [| about the at toes “Oth. thing BAITERY SenViC 1 AND FILLING A- i nishe ; — . i — ' bal he posure ores dblioo i RBAN. 6134— erp! ng room heat eT es ama nousec iers are tlemen or ro rooms, fulta 4 F urnished roo k ’ eat, kitchenette iT) ym” rr ret ; Aa ast rnust be. reaso la: lan © per cent inter: . ess ing it tm other cities, .¥ Te a iple empl bie 4717—Front roo: I *k en privileges - iten-» WES’ ae T reierences, give pe “uls asona die; Box: A-4! st and no commissions. | same cl} : ou have the n-year lease on mee re. oyed; kitchen / nm; housekeep-. ees; adjoining bath very Dr r PINE RL 88654—Furnished ITE . : : ; +; @ive particulars and phone n xX A-4US, Post-Dispatch sance right here A cash buail _ | @r muat iz a 4 also sleeping room. Forest 6149W ate; separate entrance: eapiet oh tr i- for house ; . Paes! en roorn : i d N.* lwo furnished oeT Hox C-9. Post-Disps , um-~ DOUG! = e “os 11 iers: am wil! ; ; inher F e of ate pence necessary ; W . BEAU TY rAKRLOR woe @ectric, 25 4 3121A N.—Lar private home; mod Snieues soCnmm es ld eins, $5. Call, except Sun-| accemm ling to pay for first-class ene Mt, smalt capital. For furth rite or Wire Tod i R—Downtown LE DE, Bral ~ ——— —_ _- - — room ; couple pref 7 re ~~ e. i furnish ed ome; modern brick garage iia . ou ' mmodations: re ferences given a aS: formation Rox P e-} riner ite for ¢f ay ne. well- eaiabi ished. $800 fe ——» wo rooms, ry BL. 47i11—k oom. finely furnished, erres olfa 12R. Ww Es ] “s ; ‘ ver cent interes : “- oy] lee ely tornigo 4 Of BL, 5063—Furnished rooms; kitchen _vemonces; bot. rater Best. couple; all — gas. laundry. FORRES; SESS PRSNS, SOEs, lerh conveniences. Tri ate family; | “_ ef feed Samity tables in te. , aaa he pwabar! ste: (c) Bake Sho Re S°RUSINESE excu ano ) gleeping, w ith pri t Srivileges, all conveniences. 2 ea Forest 7233M. WEST INE — i? 3741—Room, k itch: ne ; : + y » ‘ ND, JS 2] N — Ne , . 10% st ate Conve niet kx , tribu » ’ , . a oe wants State dis- | 321 Ced --- BODY FACTTC vn - ' ) aaenael : ’ i. —— Lec - ‘ 0 fur 7. ‘ Vette, {she ‘Oo] cia : ‘ atly fur- j _. fant it cation. F'o ter to open ¢ om 4 . — ar Street 5 i » RY AN od home. oe rn for man w Pm on oo oy Furnished room, “steam Forest 2195) nished rooms. a... ping room; garage space; all conven- B anes room, young lady preferred: reliee. Sostenat longer. Give rates and full par- , ; pay aan manage saies- nme MB a. wine Paul, , Minn, in Bast St. dD GARAGE— Penk 4516, ek, another, $5, - ~ a | _| VANDEVE TER i831A N.—Laree pao - Crater ticulars. Box C-47. Post-Dispatch. and factory; big ents Mig 5 Bes ne > _ Learn of the Value of Paradi ated with cars for repel and pain chen privitewes: picely, {yh a . Raa pte te heat, c __ tortabile _ room: steam heat. I indell 69404. % i e PINE BL . + 58 —} N! cely furnished : er , ;, ME gy Neatiy furnished room oe se see + be I te required. Contra Ay be, WHERE DREAMS x ME se 8104 Weshingten aye see John N — . ores ; . bPaG2 © ! wr a - - . connecting Louse Keep! roa ——o ‘ aAMMY; ais CONnVEenIencEeS oy RO al . ‘arborn st... 4‘ hicage wr - > CU ee Pat a EE MR LON av LEDE 450 . | VANDEVENTER, iaSCON Lindell BAIS ping rooms. nes + es; refer OMS WANTED ica go WONDER CITY B 7—Two nice, | EB BL, 8900A—Furnished front and rooms, stud N.—Furnished SHIM. red i athe SLECTRIC SHOR -ymaas - | 1s ROKERAGE BUSINESS s EXCHANGE 69% Ueckeoping: all co ®. bright 1 rooms hell room, kitche ivileges; ; dents or business men; WES * = -~— —~— SHOR. SHINING MACHINE— | fe? WER oiae Federal Rese nveniences, P oom, kitchen priviiee es: reasonable, | Sheds. near car EST PINE BL., 3829—Clean, war ~ | | ROO M Wtd.—Unfurnt *s the work of 3 men ; Saco i IN MUNICIP LARS | Reserve Bid LEDE “= ‘i = & — a — ———-- | a “ arm roormn, : urnished, with heat. by tw . aes : _ nen and shines better PAL ’ TS rages, show oe : 3743.4, a SE BL... 5277-——-Two rooms, furnished; Vv ERNON gas range, complete housekeeping og ROOM vomen. Po : °o ‘ and work. Shin eala i, | AU THORI > = : s; any k my . —. om gen range. a ee nea ee mt unk. an range. ‘eebox: adults | suntic oan aa pias’ reome, | gona ble. ping; rea es S FOR RENT-.- —COLORED KUGM Wtd.- = | >t 5 : LED E - — - : “ n e . aud es P ) Le mt. 2-room ee Mt ace beat, on sae loot. r | V fupniobes” x: pal eon | reeks reasonable pon mnt — ing| MORGAN. 2640—Hail + ; all convs. (®) fF yn — D ™ ont Wtd.—Young travelina | on tng - + . oo red to him. Quick ae WITH ay Me FOR CA: ETERLA—Dow atone: . = a nn ) , pe a itentnctelinepme tae Sn =~? . “ile oom. colo a hADs it! lic ished oO . it eu . rre?é cemand. . es : er ‘heat: adultes: owner's Twn °e , aE BL. 4126- Two front housekeepina | W ALTOM. ‘ rnished. nt WwW WHIT TIE R 509 N. — Nicely — ; tieman only; steam heat; all meso Sen- full particulars © Box Ff +) "Pe ig n: give $150 etter wire pI eg Retails PROTECTED AWA INDREDS OF OF ‘MILES oF Loe Ae, 43°9-—Two furnished a . : furnace beat, phone; private fam- i ae a" road Ng ve, Soraiches . housekeeping | ._raos: steam heat: Rell phone — —— BVerIem ‘*) Ro By = girls — a. ‘Dispatch. ned and amount you are ‘aenaben t - DER SPOTS TO VISIT. F ror * an. CANBY ice C REAM oon. ho . ~wa* a ace. @ ectri if i —— - . . MORG ‘J Te - ~ —— — _ : - irls ploye i. } rivi est in Treat a ine f cai se NG > STORE lencer, picasa jwekeeping; . kitchen; ALTON, 532—Sleepi sctricity, $8.| WINDSOR PL. 3859—Two light, sunny IRGAN, | 3130—Neatly furnished front | of setting breakfast and using wivilege) territory. Al ag Re BAY > euLY. f N fer point; close we schoo LEDE. 458 _— ’ PL... 3648—0r ne large light houss rooms, $2 up ping and housekeeping | PY sorte oy complete, housekeeping; no objec- Te middie room: - reasonable. eer Box F. 148. Post-Dispatch ‘TY: | poration. 105 1 est 40th tee M %" = (‘or- -H AN GUI ERFU leaving town. 4219 P Vireinia. la: >! 2A—Front er ; ot and co water in room: | W : SE ES Se a ae ion to child an : ‘Room AY ee = *w Tork ¢ ity. —— stefully furnieh master bed 2 heat, phone service ‘ ALTON, 1232—Well-f ; ————e ee i : ih TY _ Pipe? . . ’ td.—Unt urnishe d; 2 or 3 rooms: FINANCES needed f } ." re pn DOCTORS. GR CANDY STORE—Cigars, novel at : ed: home atmoar aie © } ane. 7) __kitchen urnished room; 4 ThE E 906 N.—*® -briz) bes F mother and so sout? : prop or a highiv meritorious E £T GOLF CO ’ = AT gootis: be ay ty family; genuUeman only, pda | BL. ptSAGA—Neatly. furnished room. | WALTON privileges: private family; $6. NORTHWEST Foon soreat 42803 ight, “= 2468. Address 3434 Gr: th; phone LANG T: goed’ a” wane —. “ earning 100 per | C SE SO Oe Bn a SOLEST CE aya pp ey S i . : ae — eee NOnRTN WES! — ; —— - a ae 6S . : i ran the hig 2: 500 ’ LE i thaa “BC ay re , 675M. y; all conveniences. Lin- | _conve niences dkny heated private. yoomst COTE BRILLIANTE. 5909—Two furnished tm ace large rooms, $13.50 .- ROOM W ~ ma Bag! mae = voung man: : rug? tab M, je to invest $50 ‘000 ” ith — WINTER mR. DM. r Reaith ont bininein = ‘ ees mn, fur t, story = ae = ~~ —- = : ami rooms for housek -- Samned ws . yadag 4, private ewish family: state =. corporation Rox F-14323. P.-D cin . A ——___ _-_—_ —_-- x C- ates ie, halt. bios he for «entieman, in ned Bi, S027 ne large. neatly fur- wi ALTON, 917—Large front sieeping room; _VYate family; no children, complete: pri- POOM—Furni-hed, for co red, Ils (*) | Box C-412. Post-Disnatch te terms. FLORIDA—Free information ; me 61 IN RE. sg oe be CLEANING BUSINI ment? from Forest Park; §@ i light housekeeping room; phone, chen privileges; all conveniences Me aARmrIn 5 , front. Cail Bomont 218 ; st floor) ROOM Wtd.—l : es anywhere: most pone meray \¥ subject. ahbed. Call w month; referen ; vate b » br FARLIN, cme -186J * - n private home i ost interestive tulleti MEN : eek days. Re! 14 er ri ory. (46x) : some. flat 4429- fwo unfur nished — rooms, “in \ Al ENTINE. “7! . _— ) Grand by vaca mol ved: south. near you: opportunity to earn $50 - kK na sent A ; D ” ‘ a h42 y Bf... 5i—_s —- WABHIN _ ce... - ‘ INE, 212———Front_room, 2 a to Cie” one ine permanent. | Geo. anne” leak a » eek upward. | 2 . ADDRESS - ht housekee; vata fornisned. room Fig ol 5138—Nicely furnished room: ASHINGTON 1 Ls rT «lala oe) GARFIELD. 59! S1A—-Two desirable ae os sanitary plumbing: 1 to 6 — eet | Rox C-316._ Pom-Diewatea. FLORI Sage: . = | : | n vrivileges: references. Torest ‘etal, private ise, SRSA Single room, in | ¢ OTE BRILLIANTE, 5244—2 rooms ani VW ES r BELLE 4040—U nfurn ogee Pr JOMS Wtd.—Bv refined "lady, ee mins tame name a BRANCH ~ RAKERY Wtd.—Confectionery CIGAR AND CANDY STORI 2X, H402—Two furnished or unt ' i DL. €21 __,__. | WASHINGTON BL. 45 Sentlomen preferred bath for lienht housekeeping. or board Po slag lana family, to respectabl. >| a and 203. heated; “references. Phone sy second-growth vine: celebrated | i meen eee et mvs, hove 4 ving rooms; | _ton ST : roo : —— | 4 50: Se a coupie. ~ | rrane uw anee e ery - ao cn ‘ th "dine block a housekeeping, 10 h, private TA—Hright room, “| . Two front rooms, PS, —" . “s hs PRILL IANTE, SHOR—2 fur nishel.| ~~ > ——e a SS _— 7 7 OM Wa Ree es —_——_— darv ee River "7 teen aS yp Bs | —- | BU SINESS — 7, ASB A Zaston, CIGAR 2 STORB-—aAnd notions: inco = is PL 4 oie) ot Snes. ' inged Forest_ 891M. /WASHINGTON BI 4556—Room fo 7 fa mily: on children, housekeeping; private . re | King’s ee =n privileges; west of _ecutor, Jacksonville Fia. O.. EX-) Post-Dianatch. e. ce Box C-275, to $50 daily; bran laundry pays me . . Ii—B nea . S rv 17 . _—— ———__——- ~ ~ ee 1 for gen- , arene Siena - . — | ne 2300. . iseheeping reomns oy ofurnished e BL, 4652— Bright, clean ‘front room tleman ; owner’ 4 ery cony enienc es. M. AFF \FFITT. 5060 r Furnished | ~ housekeepint — — HOTELS Fox -115). _Post- Dispate le; references. IF vou hav » 3 rO O00, communi ic ate ‘with me BU JSINESS Wed. — Have $500 cash and i .. “UM. rene, a references pie or _ private family; reasonable. Forest ba tr ethnry £ 6822—Furnished rooms; in | ——°2™*. ousekeeping OXFORD 1} OTEL. 706% Pine st > iR OOMS WeaeeTieree nies —o "x yo te ly a clean adn T “nely profit- | secured notes, services. KBox C-270, -D 7 Pc yy. ve fs = Eid. 43509 = a pecond — vate residence. Caba : i — rooms, Sa 00 : ine st., desirable { ‘ ns, for young —— —— tox C-367. Post-Dis. | BUSINESS W wo ——— Chestnut «ft : ——A tt ——— ea ny 5472 NOR MA 734 — : _per week and ic pupie, North Sid $5 ney | coffee urn, $: m; Cc - nt hed housekeeping rooms; steam, elec- | W : noe, ———_—- orking lady to take a “room l.inde e7 Grand. ~+------ { eS ee o* answer | BU BUSINESS Wid — rea rk =e. Omer “ ~ ay ; ——laste tuealanee % | . +. LB. fen ences. 5047 Spalel ing. rac r ict : “ar srand id Olive. _ furnished; tw rT ae ve -.Un- 1 HAVE a first~ — tach , ous | business, n prosper- | Oo Bix Bend im; my Ee ate 2 sidence: tiful furs o che oe two Ret Ne wily furnished room VWABHI. G ‘TON cL. "3800—Exceptionally ST. “Tol Is. 494 7—Modern = ony Ti 7 Hit ‘ EL. ¢ ECIL. 3519 Lucas egg § Tay. o adults. Sidnev 4097R. shop lying idle; ay, machin tool Por sie © box £ 69. Post- sst- Dispatch. CONFECTIONERY. rd... Ma | Tl 3531-—1 - | VABHINGTON, —— . 7—Nicely furnishe ront -2e!l ~» BL 0a. Fri gS ad 7 fas _rance. electric: steam _ heat. co om ployed: steam heat. ee ALCALAK Bg * Si , Locust; rooms. | C-150. Post-Dispatch, ished. Box | iNCORPORATE your business: avoid partner-| VICTOR miniegy have many buyer. Schoo! CTIONER Y—And br red U ' /ASHING’ ; a. : —_——_—— -—____— —————— . ater, b s; ay: $$ — si.ips; prote e property — a ELL BL. 4080— . vate family ; eo eee BL., 3“S0—Single and con- SPALDING. 470: Titania. @ terme | sc day: 85 week up. | ROOM Wtd.—Lady. emlnoved; steam heat: | aon "hin otect Pr V>uiho Law, information 810-12 Chestnut et. CONFECTIONERY—6101 Vi with 3 housekeeping ‘dian wo connecting | RKLAND PL., 15—Heautifully furnished WW « rooms for housekeeping. - g-oems on third fioor: heat and light -fur- IDEAL HOTEL. 2800 Ls me OwF | ‘Bidg,_ of Union; reasonable. 576 Arcade” 8 PP) c. Bureau, Philip Lawrence, Buron, — wants to sell your business: ivi rooms, good ee Mh ti eniences. ; » sleeping rooms; 1 com in desirable private home, Cabany ASHINGTON BL... 3837—Modern home. | om 4: Al condition: als> 1 large iur- ning water. free phone: $1 at rooms, run- — oo ge a eR ; a p~ large Met of cash buyers and if CON FECTIONERY x) ET 7 ree we rs, 17R. good board: lowest rates; gir's only _hnial ed room nd \d_ kitchenette on second floor. day, $3 Be ROOM | W id. ae u rnished. “second th floor: -ié ee . . a — ry to show , and 1 sell | both om mon ao sell your busines we cash; leaving - ml é110 Garfi ia ‘ ole aly HA ttractivel wING, éigj5— w = - : — -~ iW A=HINGTON BL... py —— at EQODOSILA 5326—3 rooms od floo EMPE yaa : —— _ a (cd) 1 “+ eure: and garage for 1 or 2c ie y nee mB Sitiaii irm colo nies: only a rid. oe room, private, gentlemen.” } h in wm Smits) hear 2 ne fe ey | > 18 gene RE pg om — ay + ag so THEVUDOSI A, 5831A— 2 ae fur eo " - $1 : ~ r da pen UP oare Bice FOOMS, | + Post:1 24. to make quick me r 7 Con Ma ou 310 for | pa S BUSINESS EXCHANGE, er G30 Moth \. a ’ v1 ck Ww ast t : U — . | , - ‘ \k. .Y * ~ ‘ W t 7 mer urL he 7 ex » A my : pha >» . a ain * for ; ae ae. 4 a nwt £ t Bld - Hamtitos EL ; Bl. 4: ; ve une on niversity. / oa? a id n sin gas. electric: ¥ 0; ba th phone “* anc and Olive. Mra Jageman ; is € very near oe ap intment CONE 74 tt pevgee Ppstly tor we: 2 ogg RE, Sacer al furnished — a SIA, 5906—Atiractive fornt room; os ($9 | Greens 14 |» spseneilenees exiployed. Phone MEN—To earn $3000 to $10,000 a year: | a tion. rent: no agent Tt rar PD P.-D. achoo! : ION eee t * pion: indell O48 “we 7 vot water heat: bath; ret-| = ¢j, : a private home: gen- tchen priv lege. Cabenv 637. KINGSDALE HOTE a. a prepare quickly and easily th ; CON — = - . penal me n rivireske ~Oeb “are OTEL, ame oh ~ rovgh our | ECTIONE cis co ; oan Li LAN. 40¢ _ . ad Fie Ba. nly _references. TH Ev ypc ST A. 4: “i oi : Imar bl.; large, de P I. M \Wti.—Light house keeping, or kite amazing system for profitable and = room: $500 RY Wd, And living NFECTIONERY _ © —iellne ” 4A. —Large f MOUTH WASHIN iin 5 — ~unfurnishe & roon's | ly : lho rn rooms: new- | tch manent bus! a per cash or more. terms Bo show. hed in privat ront room, . 6170—Nicely “furnished front GTON BL... 49. 36 —First-fioor ; for light housekeepin Cab agi y decoiets ; thr *hout We é en privileges, near Horace Mann: Scho»: a isiness reclaiming waste paper for | _144. Post- Dispatch . Syria 2_N. Whit e family s for ® M4 kitch - r poor n; ad abany SHROT t parte invite iInspec- 23902 ;' st manufac : — CONFEC ae a N, or 2 gentlemen. Cabany 66333. (1) chen privilege; two third-floor roo -—_ — ) 153s 3902A Wyoming. manufacturers in country; bors do FILLING . TIONERY—Clears and aw AD 4502A—Hail “oom - E, 6222 housekeeping ooms, U NION, l W712 ,A—M sdern room, Cozy, “quiet: piguaaiacaes 'Ce 7) 7 M 7 ee Gee Oa Or me a 0 you simrly direct practicall LING ST ATION “Wa —Rox R B78) P. -D. living room: account ness. 3859 Cure mv ag ha furnished rooma, light t Wasi ASHING ON ———ie a7a7A —— Be oo free phone: references; gentle men HO’ [ E L HODN ETT P _ bed y rr ya... raed = heat, investment necessary—a ‘few aeiieee GENFRAL STORE Wed Must aed ter rT ay 4 - 4 ne ‘ afer > ’ eae o Aa—s -@R% 10- 3 atulte: references a fu 4 de start you: simply send name for big business; Iilinols town Her R- 128, Pr =D. CON FEC TIONEY. } NOT m; mod ractively fu . SE, G211—a | of oor; electricity private ‘ish h : MINUTES FROM BROADWAY s ferences: give full particu- opportunity book—a__ port 7 " ; ‘1ON8—Near ; ern conveniences; private oo “ tive, —— = rooms, rone; excellent heat. a. heat; reasongble._ ome; «wot water, stearn | | wi nt and bat @wasee: ren ars and price. Box C-216, Post-Dis The Traub System, “340 SB. ht” “ ‘ERY Wtel.—oOr meat. rhe wit? 1417 Chambers low rent; bargain; e. for gentlemen; hot-water | WASHINGTON BI 472 SS = week or & ir, rea-| ROOMS Wtd.—O ee ane Kar t , ving roems above. Lindel : ‘ it : Bris : ane 26—¢ : ——- ; month. : Vt One or two unfurnished sas (ity Mo | nares n ell "70 Ww. : . CLAN. 4505— “neatly furs ; all convenienc en. Forest 3906M home for gentlemen; private ee mn Ww I N KE LMAN PL. : 74° >4——Large front | 7 _ Me We “ Valley nermanent people: vic aonees Dane ane ne MERCH ANT i: : pap ggg ers ‘c89) ' GROCE RY STORE “Wta —On South Side: CONF ECT IONERY—Tabie and chal eekeaping rooma; sa Kem: ; nt room, twin beda: private “7 ventences: ressonable: phone. , On- | room, furnished; steam heat, electric light 2 : toe | GiAmMend: wanted by business woman, state | partment familiar with better ; grade de- | with reome: or vacant store with eo, dy case; apply before 12 Sunday * x a re erence: Lindell 1502 AW. WASHINGTON BL. 4057—2 connecting — coe Ml two gentlemen; private fam- | HAMILTON HOTEL _conveniences and price. Box C-75. P.-D es’ and children’s nestnn Be =~ gy ig Nein Victor #191, me, | _Vigta. _ . . 46000A S—Two large rooms; heat, light : furnished rooms, suitable og) — Tomes ao é ; 5 ROOM Wwtd Sa eniaked teeta, wrenkine o> arty contemplating erection of n GROCERY AN > CONFECTIONERY—3 pos room; 33; ~~) cant te Week: private family Cabany 4 Ae couple. for respectabie | NORTH | real neg ye ay a car line: a tional: lady employed: by Nov sore | building in heart of-a wironeliinis ostir: i for good focation 4310 Py meray onan coh noes Cones. 5649 North yo -~ WLAN. 40188 _- aE. sermaned. for two men. six | WASHINGTON BL., 8820—24-floor front | cree eee aoe ent seem tar | ene — aie Ta | preferred. Box C-98. Post-Dis an ae aan ame gy genes Be mere ge i co ~~ ee ah AN, b i sout . — : | 4 ° ave. | o spatch. ! e@ an ann l 7 Tooms: ~~ ~ a ane nes — coe Dela (7) | ee a ae every convenience: | to's Sar pie men. Call Sunday from ri (c16x) | ROOM Wta.— eo a ros of $. 5.000, 000 The eentiemnae Pag ong GROCERY by A ar oe Ae pag a modern established” paying “bs a ; ~ = * ON. eens gentleman, o | Ps u e prop aerienc business. Ranson Sé5i . | : oer OY.3 tyre large, unfurnishe’: | WASHINGTON BL., 3830—Housekeeping, 2 | | AS! _AND, 4608— Neatly furnished rooms, LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL keeping. eS unfurnished: saat . ee | > ow ial a ae Se! rope mo) > Apa . | Write Harry Brown. 4457 Deim a | Shore ao proprietor ret Rox Pa eon iveniences Aa-— mter~ | y. Sidney 3863M./; V of Delmar vA— ¥ ———- ——?; fF : ‘ r ° —_—— or ousekeep- the Wee? Enc otel in ROWM Wtd—s @: view Be ox J-38. Pe yet. Thiena?t | Address &. esse . andeventer. s_room i sieam 2 —s e. Para oo room in apartment, | ied veom. ee tog Neatly ture og ne fires floor: reasonable. _—__ dell 6810 End: daily or weekly rates. — man; home pale: warm: ; ceenes yoaee MANUFACTU RING Bt sana mall metal GROCERY a6 Ae MAREE Wid in |‘ CONFECTIONER ¥—Lunch, SON, 4047A—24_fk : | fences: phone; priv . fou 3515—Sleeping or light house-| __, (c8) | south nar Grand or central t: $1! spec { ' ) t4.—In —_ on eee : ; private family. . ! » 4 west 15 pecialty. nted; unlimited posslbi Weert End; pric eae trade;. am. ren le mom: #team heat; a live comm y 4186 Ps ish conveniences; cheap. Ap- | WASHINGTON BL, 3875—Well heated | om age convenient; all cars; private: A A M IL ss ‘ON HOT EL | Post Trepaie e particulars. Box C-32.4, | sacrifice foo8 4 Merame: mtees: / cash; give tg By Rg apy 4 417m 2 | ERSON, S056 . merigat a ‘c)| _ furnished rooms: co haces A ia —— ——— _ Ham! —- — MUS - —| C-78, Post CON FECT . — : nti = : — lamilto 9 , mids UST ss Ty “fr rrr =T ‘tel st or 7 mM a 8 yiapatch. oie he for 0. . ae. —Nestly ft ‘ aay refined ladies or gentlemen. | free Bell mhone : nuous hot water; BELLEGLADE, ee nicely furnished real nna ye ft guest; playroom a — = pha, a yn th modern; plenty i or and edinte xe in 7 Kin) mee oe. HOTEL | Wd. td —To rent: email Toratshed o?"'> i “Aaily Yo LRSON 4700-——N “gy - ® 8156 Etre! ay ¥ ASHINGTON BL.. 3842 nee ey gE nag ll A 26RC children. Reasonab! aoe aot or tne m= es: absolutely quiet; be- 18.000. will a cont reasonab! f- of city. Wil d: F out Post - — ~ ; : ‘ . " me’ ted . ~--- . -_ asSONI 2 ates Cabany 205 3 tween 3600 and 4300 Waal Y . , . ona e oO i : son. 4 ta Westminster | ‘floor Troom, with ively tural : Nicely furt | ' Furnished lares, BENTON, i801 — Furnished rooms f ithe: shington bl. and tox 3.159, Post-Disnatch. | &t. Louis ° : CONFECTIONS 1ieh clean warm housek ms ior |, West Pine; a —— —_— se ———- N NY Baal ERSO _ SiMe t "sant ti employed: nigbed fat: be CaP asthe _rooms eeping or sieeping ae eekeeh ink. or sleeping, $3 4 week. a : a a mk we) | Rox & ins ‘ Post-Dispatch only considered. OFF Ck MAN-— cperienced: will invest| HOTEL Witd.—50 to 100 rooms, in c) Pye Fane Sen a nee ke this family; tall « conve | | WASHINGTON BL., 406 ~ -NTON. 1833—Rooms, nice, complete ae . | from $500 to $2900 and services in legiti-| | change for 180-ac pro on, | 2a. peels niences, hed: private family; Cathe- : ‘ oe 0 8— Bedroom, em Sf housekee —*y | ROOMS wed. — mate | vusiness that will stan Vv re im ved TIilinols ECTI RSS. 3953A—Desirable front £0 wit Lindeli 25025 | te $2.50; steam heat, ranning hot wa- | sink: $5 ee tee aL B La te | _ housekeeping ay Bo ge yt FH Box C-401. Post-Dispatch ee ee ee NS. Mn cate: STIONERY—Bulldina —_ posure; suitable for 2 | - ely furnished . eoath rn exposure: GO TouTy ——— -- ---——_ HOUS SEF. - yent, Telegraph | employed couple: North Sid . 7) woe antes sR an aR want to retire from business tures, lonery and nev : ERSON. S927A—Room | a —y bm heat . conveniences — st exposure; WASHINGTON BL., 4162—Nicely Furnished B SSE ELL, 1402-7 #04, ro ee well-furuished ‘c River. Ask ay re and | will co insider any pte A» sy Pate nny baad Man OPPPORTU pitty KNOCKS. sell part of your stock, I pay high a 4 pighent offer. | Lee av eity foam heat: a eee ee - J rooms, bath, hot’ water; good heat, Bell able; a 2 Cc 7 | PH iiais.aaruished> : ——s F.96. Post-Dispatch. aants . ne nm permanent. moner- | ree for all kinds of merchandise. Mr. em Ay 25 a’. + 7 Pr, private & te, modern: well heated; _Phone , BLAIR, 4715——Two cozy ; furnished house- f nished: at Meramec ing business, exclusive for Missour}. Rae Pysteramnes, 5227A Enright. De One. ~—Grocery ; BRSON, 3059——Nicely | furpisnes peteeping of sleeping. Forest 1037W. WASHINGTON BI ~~ $334—Double par keeping rooms; sink, laundry, bath; pri- _B-279, Post-Dispa er; good hunting, | 110 20 wen eae cctization invited: $000 aan Se ete) | tne om: ot water. steam y _ —- =~. ae ouble pariors: vate spatch. _ Quickly. investigation invited: HO) | ee NS araig ’ 4 centile private ousekeeping; accomm ° : : Ly nee eo oe CL C r HOU Sm Witd-—-To bi a investment few months OR om = RT * Wid. —smail. Box C-1 ERBON 4054——Farniehed : pecnen — Forest at ,eew coms; sink — oe — et ee ee Se oe ee good-sized ronms ~ ov EE gy B+ MANI FACTURING CO, Cra‘ m fordsvill ind: | oneal - Pepe ted aor c CONPECTI ER : ous . West, in private fat —— ae rer —- -— —— - —— —- ecting housekeeping rooms; £88, tollet, Valley ask and te ane Mg : feen INESS CHAN ES y desire ube hanes PO. | RESTAURANT Wta —Or receipts ota 800 wand or sleeping. Phone . Pie | mom. For ay ip? am ity; steam- | W ASHI py ON Bi Lk. . _Seeo— Two rooms, one $3.50 . Walek S128 on a oa may Ferry rd. Alert ‘APIT AL. oe met “ out oe FR tg | business: will conte mv ye. BQ, ne $4000. daiiy sii TT For gre grerr me | orn { Sndell eosew surroundings; mod- C LARE N« 2. 4547 “A—Sma! ll fro nt room; pri- | L OT: — At 3 “nae pena ————————— Trust Co.. 118 Victoria st.. London, Eng £ Ng x -room Dungalow; well im. | oT fm = HANG ., ih ‘oe ats ory ay - . — = small farnily. Forest 1878R_ WASHINGTON BL a yi ly: kitchen privileges. 00 | 2% Post-Dist Terrace re. om the river. |” OR! eo us Jer common iaw? Congsuit| Watkins, 288: RN ad resort. See Mr. | CON 0 TOOMs suite and sleer + nished fro om - DODIER °902A—Furnished fro ZL! rg RMN rome ig Morrison. Pusineas ¢ ‘counsel: r. 6. N. 3d. | ne aine ; and sleenine vorch nt room.ftor couple o . u ront rooms: : “PARK—Mer ae & ‘ > | SHSON. 4051— shed * ' \e Fewer rare es areat GHOn38\WV _men P r gentle mode! tn conve nie news: Pris ate family; : quiet tale. 's: 50 cas) ; b alan bee - clubsites o for i Sone apat y gg BL ae ey OR: sANIZE oom ion iaw “tre ist : avo} | Dea rtner- ROOMN NG HOU SE wid. —Restaurant con- balaoce man phone; private family: Olive bea rautitul ‘eariment: lady em: | WASHINGTON BL. 4721—Deautiful south _pelghbornoods- $.50_week. rive out Gravois to Tesson r.._ oF “Ten: lines. Phree cr more. waortess ie | Ga a legit in ee ee eee |_Mulker 4146 Olive. tor cash. i. M.| Coanh Pos einer in . : Atany RAOGRW reo - ‘+ DOUGLAS ue | . ime, aie suse an 1) ae " ’ evenp & timate business enterprise; sc. moree Nice | F aw ome mer ‘ ~— heat, continuous hot water; wha = Rng 8 14400 N. Broads a) bass 71. Meramec ! a fo! yw signs & mg road to tine diecowns. | cost small. Unaitied Organization Cc se 24 js SOFT DRINK BAK Wtd.—Or CONFPRCTIONER ERSON 4956—Well-fu _ : ght apartment; rivate,, fany- . ERE parior- ve room, mat ad Ce tt Aus T ( ve . biocks | ' Witty de . ' room: Jindeil Lor 521 W. 23d st.. New York, comnpelition, no ¥ > expenses, $1150 re WANTED : jo04 pusinesses “1 ait Ogu . , . — =e -_—_—— . > Hx ones ‘ ; - mY eA aa : he a -* ——— wired t or ) 4 7 wens Moons "amily: ) ee — -_—--—- --—— W ASHINOTON _BL 9g 280 — Ram: constant ‘RAND, |} ‘br. Housekeeping nnecting rooms An —ry tS ro share room with gentie- | “with ass AL IDE A—For nale: compl! es alle Der t my 2% “nie _ 4 Co., 118 N. Le A: Central Business Bach |’ , » a amily t. ” BB eso ae Ree lands ne. privat ; - | uel ve modei. Call V 5 eh . —— _ tbo) ; (KAMER anne aaron ort imo genticnen T heat ‘Lindell hent._? hone, Piano owner's cine. we?) GRAND, 1709 N.—Connecting rooms: sink board it de ire xu “ore st "8020. —: Sidn: TOOW “to” lay r an Viewer ae" interest mail order business, you 'S Be “Exch d one r reas mets teoe. & one Ldndell WASHINGTON BL., 4816—-D: gas range, heat. electric: dive Kitch * LOOMMAT E | nnn = | AUTO ; andle money. Box C-15$1, Post-Di spatch, nese Exchange. a " . —Desirable room: he hee m a). a > | i” home soso ateeh. . “= t ~ ; agreement ' Aw minut low- 1 south ~~ ~ 9943-—Tw er | "Ti ‘ ge ae gre ‘ _ 9 connecting fur- : ~_ 3 he asekeey! v | sleeping, blog of three. : ythin f rn ace of promt hems Woman to ‘room or oe ~ room. ‘Southern exposure. hot Water: plano, KEN N ‘ERI. _— 0: 57—Purn: shed room. light — 4 + 1 5 ’ , aia ; ww hing guaranteed A Mor- ane, pe ent pod o THE FEDERAI cY » Nov ar ~ Sones mheone nee LF eta ebro ' room. eping; svila vo! Gy; water in SUBURBAN ages RUTCHE “a . — except onal bus less connection ne g future ‘ k _Block, Chicaga. STEM. 1654 to = Ww WASHINGTON. » me 4910—Entire “parlor a ec F BOARD ~ . —To open ehop fn an establianed Want cuick action while rep: resentative ia in ~ =. a _-nicaee. ; Weil furnished eouthern- camened a, egg or ——— also beau- Kosst TA, ‘4456—Room, furnished or wun- : oRHAN BOARD Ws Setar | -oom * ecad ; way. free to right party 1703 the ity. ‘all 1012 Holland bids i sus a , ”: gentleman ‘4 ful single room, _motern conveniences Bie . ONS re electric and nd beard for two adult . enient ——_—_- START a vreasing. cleaning and dveine ‘eho: ' Fe OF emt eaih 4nio "Ko ot 4 ARy WASHINGTON BL ~~" 4040—3 nicely fur- furnace. private | family ifax O73W. tion. Webster 1° 27 W. ree ee E ~~ ot. TAL, Wid, —To > expand established bunt- lntie canttal. We tell you | AUTO ACC ss ni sae M; apartment. sn! eg Ss nished rooms, second floor front; gae TABADIE, SO agre—eyy furnished room in TUNEDO RL. 814 | Webster)—Two pleasant. | ¢ ox €-395, Post-Dispateh, _ | es on Ge on ee Vonde ; _rent; a CCESSORY BUSINES “ieee: low | femmiie oe ate at) ~Y Cin does reer: W te ee wry (te © na eT anh, meanis: con- light. southern rooms; private ree please 4 | AP ded \L. for manufacturing patents and in- a } — Se i 1: fing tes ee at 10 — N. Spring. —y era hie i 2a . Ww ARI INGTON. "506i b—t. arae “front reom far | enien Ss she J iL) foore from Manchreter car tine ; | com lnw truste preferred: ex- ecilina the é@ru . » 9 A CTO REPALR R SHOP ——deed | disiness| 0 gentlemen fe parate youn? c suple a> Se 4 men; no other roo n- LARADIE. 53: '3-— Three furnished roome . ’ rs . 2 Hu)bert Eatates. N ness -—- ° Prreet 4470. ia New posure; private home F : ere Cabeny 175° (e2) for housekeeping; all conveniences; reason- R rte “hic a : a . , ; AUTO GARGE—Apd ar shoo. ' ores - ae _ 'T . ~~, - : Oregon a —— WASHINGTON RL. 3463 ——a noha GIN: | adie. __ aK55—Faralened 7 ne OOMS AND BOARD WANTED hy APITAL wanted to market high-class non da , es = third director W —et. Y - - . = >= t —_ " -~ - ; : : - ~ - oe P third floor; ate Le Nat Kee Shor fee ate: | room a ront room: also HOME x td “e » which to board two boys eid and p rent pec: — , nee being sold; big aromahes x corpora tion: patie Bh ve of a e Bt sgh gaa for aii , “ai LE- ee - aged © an ' fear by ~ Treered Peg s om {s “ hear strictest v — . r boethess oe | Lindel, PHONE, __ (53x) | MADISON. . IE —Froat furnished room: 1 | loves children Fears: OT ean inaiaee. lon 5A. Post-Dispatch. re sere) ree ee See h only; expored: “private family: ie ARHINGTON aL eat 054—Singie or en- private family ; Feasonable: ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—And garage CAPITAL = “=poctalion in financing merttort- ane work for a hos ° . phone; references. Lin-| weil heated: home of t; oO 3 ome to Free Bridge Rox €¢.197. P.-D ous business enterprises by selliag stocks teach you the vulesnising trade free. latest (2) TP werelty ent as Save MAF PITT. Mi ae room, for two, ROOM AND BOARD Wt4 —RBy iad - en -ee ee bonds; strictly commis-| up-to-date methods; show you how to start | at board opto private family, reasonaDiec. West End preferred. Box R- oun. E.- > y;$ ston basis. Mati full particulecs in first’ in business with a email investment, inves- TO REPAIR SHOP—Gel loca minced tiatin letter. John Trier, 1820 Eddy et., Chicago. tiene. Mr. Heuke. 2709 Nor Market st autek ante. Box eas teitncege ter b le; all conveniences Lindell WASHINGTON BL. 4124A-——-Two = front <NERLY gorse, running water, suitable for two KENNERLY. nished rooms, Light housekeeping; ail con- : . oOune lady _ %9 ahs ; ra ‘ at << roils referen “

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ST. LOUIS as 600 F ARMS For Sale, | Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; | Business Chances, Wan Wanted ail For Sale today. OCT POST - DIsP ATCH. * —— —=- eee | , A . + BUSINESS FOR SALE é‘ BUSINESS FOR SALE RUSINESS FOR SALE | ANIMALS _ ANIMALS Ovo Laying Mash BAGGAGE IAL IC ICEBOX—One-halt, one-fourth or | LUNCHSTAND— Gasoline cooking outfit. | ROOw MING HOUSE 16 root ees eeak: | DOGS AND CATS _ Ee | | Containing put- | T0 RETURN T0 Rterest in Gomestic electric ice-{ Ward. 1227 Market st. ’ Promise They in city; $12,000 yearly income; GO| ,riangas and other nearby states. cast _New Market Pldg.. Sarah and Olive: Grant. | iteey 1917W, Victor 2214x. , (89) | Gow Se oe Merex Con, | Vv L : ployed, expansion; $3000 cash buys. Box C- | care] ‘Roebuck ROOMING HOU SES—Downtown and West | 7REDALES—At service: imported Ambi- | vent, Webster, Laclede rd.. 2 eal | efates exactly the same as & End: large and smal!, MURPHY ts ‘tionist and Congo Tiger. A. Sonar 37 33 | 32335W. eee | | : The 277 mail and ich \dlers of the Terminal] Post- Dispat ~h. .| & Co.; complete details can = ACTORY for manufacturing | furniture - request ; will, take at teast $15,000 to uy _MURPHY. Se eh ety same of- | Olno av. 29°) | COW—4-year-old a fresh ~ Jersey y_ and Smith. : woodwork; electrical! red ; thie business; unlimited opportunity for) fice 102% Chestnut. ain 2: | REAGLE 'NDS— - 9 é old Jersey heifer, in ca! if. H. A; : , ; ees of betisind gah | month 1220| right people. Bex A-3023, Fest-Diepateh. | ROOMING HOUSE—10 rooms; electricity, | eo OUNDS— Team: 2635 _ Gravois. | old Jersey heifer. J5, “Wellston, afo., 34 | nf lay. te sold ciation who went on ; rentof bullding $ a monta. (c) . | y.| BEAGLE HOt NDS—One pair of well-broke. | house west “of. ‘arson . eee | | - ; cs. 50 - (c BY) tear : will sell cheap; leaving city ~ Claren e Albin Overland, M : da foll i as “whee Mf , .$210 Washington bi. indell | ee _ + — GOA ) ng out: Fae- . rs CLewee SPRING J AGENCY—J. L. Wiemeyer, be | 1508R | BRAGLE HOUNDS—Two, weil broke. sone OCR anaa wens L ouis.— saad encke. Sy green company for reine — — - = ae "> @ ana SL ae ‘ | h . , ell aa 3 (c} Ss —— ——_—_- — ai e » wi = , tart of | ROOMING HOUSE—On West Pine bl.; beau-/| _ cheap. -3868 Delmar bi. Lind ”: GOATS—Two nice miik goats, cheap. DON " : employe who had been ¢ 7 Pa ries SOURS = IN-— | MEAT A —In northwest KD BALES ASD, SERVIC e STATIO! and » eite MARKET— Post - Dispatch. tifully paseo’ . Mlled $1200 BE AGL LE PUPS—a bargain. Call Sunday. ciawken. tite Amon a Heichts: ‘Market car : 7 . . Bist a - e . _-_ ] " . pl . a a . a : located in good territory. Box J-|Mea: AND VEGRIABLE MARKET—First-) %) et baadie, bal ce easy ments eae ee Oe __ —__—___——_— | FERRETS—S$6 eacn: voung ‘nonkeys. ee | ’ for absenting himself fe. Post-Di Yiepatch. class: cash business. Call at residence, | Ce%? will han me shake apex g2) | BEAGLE HOUND Partly broke. Lucas each a4 ‘Shop. 2335 dive. ao : f the without notifying his m f ACE BU SINESS— Established 4: Tulsa, 1520 _Maliinckrodt . Box Y- 337. Post-Dispatch : os an? Hunt road and Natural Bridge road. RIFER— 10-r nths-old Jerse} CORPORATIOS Those for Oo : ying .C i proposition. UNIVERSAL. | iE RD VEGETABLE MARKET—Fint. | ROOMING HOUSE—3104 Washington: 11 | fitaGLE—Black and tan; good hunter; 2 HE ae eae’ , eo: | " directed yesterday by as teeenmman (83) | gr A Call a ! nice rooms; well furnished with good fur- pups. 3219 Arsenal st. | 2104 Spalding = ST ES SOE Manufacturers of Eaen-a-Davy and ‘ 24 Have . cell | clase; cash Business. all Sunday oply.; nisure: filled with good tenants. See John | —PUPS-_° —o GU INEA PIGS—And antora rabbits, “hea, MButtermitkh Posters F Whose Bodies general chairman of ‘ e . " = —_ ————— ase —— : - ee at residence, 3737 N. Fiorlmeant. 00 Nash for further information. at above! © EAGLES—Exceptiona! young and id. 28 Neosho N one i} Olive 3368. stm ; NIVERS RSAL.. | MEAT MARKET— an $ . 10 rooms, efficiency, good furni- | will guarantee. Call Sunday, 3014 8. if nounced Soon. 'Clerks, to report for duty biisbed business; will sell cheap. | MEAT MARKET—Good “business: good cool- 50. 12 rooms, clearing $175 month. | Sp | morning. Eas : 2 a ring. RE eS LS: ton av. | gtt and fixtures: cheap:: $550, ae. seat rooms, $200. UNIVERSAL, a EAGLES — Broke. and puppies. 5 to 8 POULTRY, BIRDS | yrning. $15. before 3 n. m. 212A live. 83) months old: also fox hounds; cheap. $18 ore. Eggs! vo eal aes He et er. . | a ee te “ BUILDING—And all ees easy termes. E AND REPAIR SHOP—Estab: ished . Cat! TAS EM Se ERE oS BT - fully equipped shop: modern con-| Sunday. Lindell 1816]. _ BOOMING MOUSES—@S roems; income! Alem. UU ' Scott said, and was In yr} -heated bullding: under | wil LINERY—2840 — x. - Grand: good busi-! $395: rent $110; also 7 rooms. 4000 west: BEAGLE HOUNDS—Anad fine pups, three Louis soldiers whose bodies arrived : 4 for 40 care; a bargain * 3906 nese: will sacrifice for personal reasons. extra fine: terms: 11 rooms; cheap; Grand months old and 1 and *% years; broke. I } 150% : . f have been the rules of the Bro {€3) SILLINERY STORE—Hest location, good| 8nd Deimar; 7 rooms on Weshington: price 1429 Cleary, between 22d and 23d on antid agate. 25¢ line: cst-of town. pete Mller ey ag here yesterday atternoon informed A. 8S Johr S350 Cal! "3146 Olive. Case 25c daily. 30c Sunday; mvnimum = Feed a balanced ration o: | announced, and announcements as to ‘manager of the Te GE AND S-car eat Fe oh Sotatr Ea: 9 _ ieee —— ee } MING i E “10 well furnished | BIRD DOGS—S a; good mock. 4046 | lines Aree cor mere tnserTiions ic h t : " ” to ; ston 46,8) ; HOotsk @ii-rurnisne MM, Setter “pups ,; Eoo stoca. . . S. . - : ¢ ex ¢: 4 ving rooms, 5-vear lease ; rent ; she So > San. 2 rooms: hot-water ! ; full. paying room-/ Arsenal. ' line diecouns. BLUE BIR R ID others are to be made in the n Association. of his ohenitt ce $4000 HAYNES, 2185 Rail- MILLINERY 8TORE out , Pent, RS NEES | ers best West End location; sell cheap. ee a ae two days told by Joh , ‘ le) livix rooms; price 2S. i | : . = . = N N—P nuine. 31. : - o | 7 By Exchange. ~ a —e ——a | 2 2185 Railway Exchange ic) | Phone Cabany 6662W. Se D TAN—Pup; s€ MD cock WANTED _ ___. Buttermilk Egg-Predueing | The funeral of Charles Disalvo of ste oovment cae -—— Spe " . _——- -—- = . anew A Bisisse* Ne fo ‘ r ; . “4 ‘ high-class oes and | MILLINERY ~SHOP—One with beauty par- | ROOMING HOU E—S_ Vandev enter, BLACK AND TAN—Grown dogs and pu / CANARY B TRDS w 4 Any " Mas! . - 354th Infantry, will be pioy Si aatk busteess. Rox R-349. P.-D. lor attached: large traffic; price $7.50; ns; Olive, 44xx. ¢ rooms; ste, pies; cheap. 2356 Michigan __cash price paid. Box A- ns . ees Mash | B Company, se y ed that- when the men ) = ‘ ~ oom Oe i — - : ; .. 2 mot ‘ ~] L» ** . ~ e ' . ‘ RAL MERCHANDIZING STORE— | have one for $600 and one for $350. — ucifereons sg. fone MPbho.. BOSTON ENGLISH TERRIERS—S _ weeks | CANAI aS. Wa —alt nde: ee Write. Mis With Blue Bird Seratch. |held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at St.) ovine they will be anil voice $8000 business per month, $5000; VICTOR WM. a aac oo ww n, 402 7 rooms: Del: mar. 43xx. __eld. 6208 Gien av., Pine Lawn. Mo. (c avant P reo = Sg: Loui: _ foe 4 —, dealer can’t supply you | Edward's Church, Clara and Maffitt any vacancies which re. AuBRuchon. 18940 Clara. * . oC f : Waterman, 2xx, 6 rooms; ‘inth Bos N ER >R PU PPI ES—w le: rea- = se — am be tia! rite us ctrect. _ , in st " GE BU SINESS— Mi Vv ING ANTD “SOR AGE—Profitab le. ea. ' st downtown 10 _ ae GLENN'S RtIsi- prin, 4 a ' r. ANDALUSIAN : “ 7 se)! on in olc oy s° 200 589 | Arcade 19 and ai! day M n lay. i~~ Morgan. ; ow Kenwood Ken! 1€ is, 6650 a e ~~ he was killed, Nov. 4. He was the ; two hours’ notice without SERV—And meat market; on account VpwspaPER—IesWec in town of 1800: \BECONDHAND CLOTHING STORE—Mar-| | °99) | REUE “ANDAL U public Monitor, Republic, M wee a = : ifto oTTt T Ta A a" ee c} ‘“ANAKIES—B-autiful St. Andreasberg | tract that provides 30 e. corner Jeffernon and North | Tr. 2. SHOE STORE Estabii hed trade _reaso a Clifton pl. ,PULLETS—Ancona, ; fen . ‘rollers: very. Ps +: guaranteed singers, | ington avenue. The official citation | a strike. : ren Ren able: part terms ‘NEW SPAPER ROU TE—In one of the best | for selling; bargain. Box C-~ wad. “—— I|COL se ful full-@: rown, year old | hatch; ready to lav : ——- Garfield. ERY—And meat, mark a: om —y = 20! ad . towns in Southeast Missourt: detaile on SHOE FI'AIR S iOP— “837 ee av “O}] . ne a chi > 1804 Geyer. i? —_————— _ ai lso femaies e ’ conferring the D. Ss. Cc. read: > 2°11 Franklin. (1) | | request. Chas. Mergentheimer, Fiat River. a (wr ca Mees seinen i red; bes 6 CAN ARIES—Fine si agers: undreds ’ ‘or Cc , lantry and unt sickness. Mo. (cR3) | SHOE REPAIR—Bo sv 2-man shop for ouly COLL 2 ine ae ed Wt oe j DANTAM lect from. Kaiser's Bird Hatchery: 4644 | For conspicuious gallantry SCHOOLGIRLS TELL $1400. Kiotchback, 589 Arcade Bldg | months: $2¢ tiverside ©. | SANTAN RROOSTER—B: and 2 Heidelbure intrepidity above and beyond the wR cet. > . ‘Bid- ——— — — er aA ~And ruc “ ” oben , hone | PHOTO } hk ae! ’ nd ce. stablished: ’ _sround SHOK R El 7 IR SH LD i w est End: c *ham CO: o 5 Tk. Sa bl 13 mor it! iS cheap. 5646 ll > ts 4043 + bs a gO “1c ‘ rE a F > a, 13 4 te lio’ —s| — oor ou ide orner c Sk \ —— a : ee sc ee ” Pullets: pets. inne , gee . : ° IRiLSs—l. eautif ul ye ow, Ps ion } - ERY—Ana ‘meat marke ood loca | Box R- 251. Post- Dispatch. —— nion outfit, with living room. Box C- 1866, | Park. _ — 24817. ' . | “month 4 arty 7 fer nales; all for $30. call of duty in act with the as STOLE 2? AUTOS FOR “*'golt Lawton. —_——_ — — nm Post-Dispatch a Ns. COL LIE ae hite. 8 rt une “ones: beauties. GO DEN. Ss AB RIGHT bant ims, r ' emmy near Remonville, I rance, OAK HOTE L—Northern loc ation: 1 % block - : ee org "20 18 + Rel 11. _ = E- ' — Ne ee eek aa gr GROCERY me With oF B. - —ge | a Union Station : at , paament trade: SHOE, sHOP—Airo small stock of shoes. | as —_ th ; “ve — ——— =e 38: 25 ¢ Garfie cs Se ; AN. Ie enuine imported rollers: ; Nov. 1, when the combat oup . c | oe 8 ° : “tiv . ote e = ro aie ee ~ ad ers. Av 8s -. - , U. he ry la : = \ re b — ne gE Ca - I a ; £006 business: strictiv cash. 1606 Market. | —--- ng © fi). Phone Kinlech — 4 109 o ippews — | of which he was a member had RY—And | maivon; north; ne agents. |\SHOE SHOP—Coumplete: modern outfit: 3 | Forest av. Belleville, ' ~ BRAHMA_ 53 out cheat ae (7) | 5092 Page. | Belleville 692K U, ch. Heidel .| GANARY BIRDS—Cages. 1 extra large. room, been halted by enemy - machine Colfax 151. living rooms : i. rw oes on — . = es — : = = a | NS roras. | PULL ETS—Frahnas: ear >, See : » : : ey ane a Bw. . — $$$ ward and, attacking the nest, | Special to the Dost- Dispatch. > e ¥—New stock and Gxtures. livin Prand new, beautiful tmeoter in SHOE SHOP—$225. 402 Broadway, Venice.| $ 45 live icOQ9) | 7 ide! c.¢ r 4: atso lots j “eickn f | at =. | ee 6433 ae is .— v colored. females: ig nt| killed one gunner and forced the CHICAGO, Oct. 156, a heat; sickness, Box C-193, Missouri: town of 10,000: cost } geome $40,000: wi : ——-________ | COLLIE SHEPHERD DOG—iellow. male: | beat irl oie ~T™ O.000: i] gel] for half, ac SHOE S&S STORE —45006_ location: seil with or | - ne year ol d. $15, a rs Gilmore (. j CORNISH f birc cages. $1 77% $1. BS. s , $2.2 °5 rest to surrender. His act enabled gling high-sch { of i - ng rooms, oe count other business: small pay- | . + ; mable. Other busines em . == 23 vive ERY — Bostik 3 rent nent down will handle. Box : cand 09 Franklin av wat menees- | DOG=—H.unune and watcn dogs and puppies. lpr SLLETS—Barred |r ck. buff cochine, 6 | 22°: =. Bs the group to continue their ad-. | ’ a 3041 Marine ay —___.._._!!)| months old; seil cheap 412 S. ilth et | CAN ARIES—Holler s: good singers; -1:| wance, but during the charge on | aughed amd powdered ey ‘ when they are declared by EO Em at Se ata = ee. A et ec a lp ly lana tert a 7 —_ me ear them sing: femaircs, gnece: — : ! ' str f Decatur. TIL: pulatio DOG Cc OL. L ARS—Mu zzles, hains. harness: | com and n mas t , . ; , ’ 7 ‘ BOCERY, MARKE t- ibe os aa aaeene | a 50.000 ‘eed, ~| ant Pet Snoop. 2335 Oliv ee 99) LEGHORN e poe a 1398 y = lid. rea” $6 the nest he was so seriously to have told detectives a | Call at store, 6123 Ridge. ye | eee ee & good neighborhood; 7 ta- war prices; ee reason for selling. - Box | ; sw EATERS—Col are. harness, car- | SCRr lcohernn, Hensler at conhn: Gnd wierkt: cages. i: a. — wounded that he died on the field. ae bh oa G PERY—And eat inarket; good stand. _somec ne Rox F- 109 ‘Post -Disp maker por ; ial a —* atch. __ —- +--+ oe Eacle leat i —~ * - . . low price T 2 Weldy. Kim nswick SI NGIN' z ‘ ‘ANARIES—$6. re The story of Disalvo’s exploit was eig oys, also st ents | 4 State et... Madison, lll. Cail during ee SOFT DRINKS—00 8. Ss. _Vandvent: r. _moved to 1320 Olive , ; . ——— oe ta a? — German froilers, 10; > sh. Park, had “stolen” more werk, | ROOLRVOM—Six Brunswick tables; shoe SOFT DRINK PARLOR—4001 'S. Broadway. DOG—Ma le a 7 months oid : Appl; y| Ha RENS—Hen, ieqno . 28 s. = | pets., etc.; catalog free. Ralph 7 . ding }also told as one of the 100 best 000 nite ot . u OChLY “STORES—T wo in town. one out | stand; good location. 1501 ‘Warren. _ RINK R—Sidn nd De Kalb.} Sunday before ‘To or all da; nday. 27} __ Si each. femt. Box -266, Post-Dispatch. : ——— . + ; om Reoe at ; _heunds; import : . i © ae 2 ee can Gaal National Pet Shops, 1335-23: undertake to sell the GRO ERY—W- ve several gnod-paying RE STAI RAN a = uth et : i a tae he 14 iaet Vi Ss — Y! wi nda morning ‘ rhode isis 1 rests na otns: hic Kens: Mus: be ve *. i ‘ 2 at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Secona . " ; h . ' — _ - : = ? ‘ — 8". x “406 vpusi- | : -- - . meme — a Oe oe! at iT ; armmliten c Va © Si. eee - . . wy yO ag a ie OS ge ner Od long tease: | Na 1804 I. Sar Rp a S aoe ae i ERE ; Low teil: ex. | CANARIES—DPred and carefully trained by| Baptist Church, King’s highway ut we" rom them pt Ooms. nvest! te Se . e “on: > lj 7) | ar. - ” Several] others are h Sermer location, che ent; doing goo) l' ESTAU RANT—Good “hotel lo cation: w tures: invoice: sean. ne x R- sn a P = sat ee = ~- ——— a wm . hatched; reduced pric October. tle. Previously, separate funerals 2 Sieg 700 Moward. “Chil sindSy From so reameabictnventiente, $10 NX Wleh | Srome—tatice redytcweat: ougieh | O REY Speray rabbit doa! a beauty: ‘nim | -Glences x Shure’ bend’ and’ soumbexs” Wai [aie cone ‘ eel? SASS | Mil! be. nels Se ear a2 Satereal | Tad is ae SS eee - —_ ™ i Ss a wig e ea ~ e # corner location South sTOAaACY ray 2 mI, ie | ; . wes da aaactieaen , nk OH EnNsS—3 jee? orn hen rooster: 3. song restorer a son i 4 e ' . “ERY—Unusually good location, cen- App.y_ Sunday ________ fe) | reason for selling Box _F-66, Post- Di s. parwain: S50. es ; 6456 W est Park. Me St at mai’ at Peerless Aviary 43°76 ing establishment at 2835 Olive | volved is over 16. Waliy located; rent very cheap; business KESTAL HA NT—Nice fur two people: free STORE—Ladies’ ar i men's readv- to-wear: VS whit lechorns, yea id: a” DOES your canary sing F nox ws ——— s| street, ‘and Walker's at an estab- get any make the ; ; ti olore: ad t nd en: ] nor : r ‘ muet 1 t ence; ott s| - . _ : -o] Dutch Sor : ‘ i a . , - eee eee oe Bs eas Be: Cc 137, Post-Di patch. ame Se ag iG at ence; other bus sen PEE EE $1.75 ech a a teware af imitations.| lishment at 4440 Olive street. The /| ride in, they said. : > eek as ; »* ‘* 5 SS oe * » ae ~ ° one iene sli aan ca as “ “ . ‘ ue: - . nm ‘ e ) ] bh re I roo ter - . . E : al 7 « ~ Bidg. — = — - ae Mishoo T—H, ast E —~ ££, my well- ,;&TUORE — —_™ , eee — ——— . — sa Sout! meri enaeet : if ~ , . ~ : ree, 2 ies, MARKET — South | VERBAL, P50T Pepe, ne ee OU OE | tot, Chaney tor th ERB RANDY | HOCNus—Cheap. or will trade for rabbits, | KENS—25 singie-comb white leghorns; lay- | PARROT "South sae a PF, ae: ~|Park Cemetery. Btock's widow, TWQ AIRSHIP COM? . ~ ‘ > e - > a wane ~~. nal lee oe » * . ee x ’ +e \T ’ in GS re ua Vv « x suse on St. ‘ t = ie rc., - ~— -- de we iv 5 _ - —~ Wye for $1800. Call at once R ESTAU RANT—Ww eet End long lease; RFA ESTATE. Valley Park. Mo. - : 2 = f_saye! c._43 2+ = 3 ie of Woodson. |PIGEONS-—Ahout 75. common; 10c, aati | “rs. Carrie Brock, lives at 5619 Et ctor ; ' ri 0 } c , wee - -eat * ; - | RO —00On, Opoessu irre! iat, i - _~— — a an 94° Arsen ‘ uRoc CERY 7 an " —e a HAY NES, 2185 “Rativar’ "Drcheape. oe aies ee Sg eg 1806 Sitnes. sell ac si’ Th ‘ori tote av c} | LE« ;HORNS—300 8) singte- com b wv white ; and ee . - 2 $ n ER SHor—Five chat r. 4 men steady PIGEO [5 1R00° white ee ee | ae ee | zz . — inne il me il neal 7 RVOMING HOU SE—Bargain: te rins. 3910 igat RETIRING SHOE. M AN *X IN f t '" - \ ;* eA: eason- | y a “@ s tx Nba 3? SA. ‘ 1 TER PUP —Weil or price r nm CHICKENS—Rh: ode, island» reds: 1 cock, : - 3 x “YOar-leviee, S20 DSP Arcade Bidg. r 2 ee aohaL —— |} Wl sell his entire stock at repair le P.¢. Walton, Mineral Print. Mo. ic) | __hens, 8 puliets De Soto av. irnea os homers. 7309 Esplanade, Man- 138th Infantry, at 2 p. m. today from About ten days will be | tim ts. ; ’ es wl fur ser ) ear lem he, price | reteonabie, Ne Ri KOMING HOU sSk—7 reomnsr good location coo a dy ag pullets: March hatch. 4937 Nieto nal poten, _— sell quickly pany, 356th Infantry, at Hermann. Commerce and cit 7 “ » . ‘ ’ . : “) Nt) 1 = . > rest o ? nd e Lae Ww A N G yy IT )¢ :. arke } aithv: reaso e P a ° m - ohicd ot . = : dies. GHD Arcade Mius Telepho a, OUSES— 7. por eOG-i anes poenir: 40000 west; rent $40. eas Whit =: —- e. & mais — aS a ‘Toda, 16 hens, 1 secet- | Ores. —____ | Mo., this afternoon. Formerly board- | by Mayor Dahiman joined « 7 : oe Accersories. hardware: rent $50: leame PU P s— Whi male, 93 each. Zflo Le er: good stock: “gioTSan Bosc uppies. | SEEDS es Dird and polly: | ae ed at 3014 Texas avenue. and accompanied the truc ¥ . ING SplO ©°50 . nished ; cause of sickness 1807 Wlive et investigate 7 C P PIE oF oa aia: snow Ni lOor-—learse $25 month : 7S . a © Pr sa 2 ey . ° Aim ss . ' atsmaienien ———- - —- on = : . PaO. ROOMING HOUSE—Bargain. 902 N. lith., Bakeries, $88 to $1200: Iving roome: ss ’, rit N. Gran ae si =, | COCKERELS White wvandotte “Nebster PAL KING PARROT—aAnd aut $70. 7919 Pany, 354th Infantry, at 8:30 a. m. | be required for the trip. : Side ar eend feller Bir’ -Store, 3:3| —2O#5Y: rs n. Riverside 1OTW._ ‘“! tomorrow, from residence, 1116 Del- Will go straight across t Seng tf — ge four tain: long lease if | _ Dath 1812 Olive. " , ‘tlonery. fixtures, small stock; rent Franklin ‘ 4 PU LI. ETS—An a ere r ah: an x lel, = oS _~ Soleus i - 1000 will Dandie. 7 RUUMING satviiane— hess seil at once: leay- | ™ ciednaie ann. © : or CPs Two lewely: ira do “pups, __ North _Marset._ a cme CLASS ©! Ley Cana ries Tati > , then sout ine city.. S88 Keston av. . 8 ) nr oer mery. yn Ad = Toome: rent $25. | PUPS eae chy Sab me. at POULTPY. -MiSCELLANEOLUS thence to National Cemetery. Moth-_ outh to St. Louts.- ECS. - “ving rooms; rent Ask for our latest catalogue and inclose er, Mrs. Julia Kelleher. ‘ ith bullding: on baatis of eaies this Washington. / $15 ble W hip pane nea to date: purchaser could draw $200 | | ROOMING HOULSES—S to 34 Feoms; cash or! ». | aN | head dogs. reasona es _ prices. 5324 Gi lson av. _ tc) ot AB BOC kK FREE. 356th Infantry, at 8:30 a. m. tomor- his money back 4 years from now when | ROOMING HOUSE—11 rooms. rent 0: | yet We avs S9F a. . : exp! conservative invest- | _full 111 8. 15th st a $40, a $3000; excellent location; RABBIT Ho ND—Broke: 3 pups. rr monthe | 3524 Rutger Louis markets: big demand. — ipply: | Twenty-second street, to St. Leo's worth ROOMING HOUSE—9 rooms, furnished com- Gor otill lareer “proposition, end will prove | plete; cheap rent; must sell, 517 T Theresa. | Delicatessen: South Side; $2500: thor- RABBIT HOUN = t re moving: | portable: also. 50-egg incubators: cheap. PLYMOUTH ROCK SQUAB CO., 155 H | , r. Craig. 589 Arcade) ROOMING HOUSE—S rooms. nicely Heel "Site gente: S5EG0: Weat Mat> torent | rraidine. | eens | ee eee ae . | tery. Father, Thomas McGowan. Wosk at Tieied anil Olive 1139. __nished; all filled. 3738 Pa | Electric shop: living rooms: $1050. RUSSLAN WOLFHOUND . | POULTRY—Good breeding: also exhibition | —— ——| John A. Spellman Jr., C Company, Es , me . mamta ; = * ? o s. c. r. i. x. stock, reasonable; Thompkins, | Streceta ) POULTRY SUPPLIES 354th Infantry, at 8:30 a. m. Tues- selling +e papount of sickness; reasonable. | Site. § months old; white with brindle markings; ; atend d. M : . lindell 6976 (7)| Grocery, meat market: $7200: South Side. euch dogs as Champion Khotni 0’ Valley Gell’ av.. Maplewood. S10. ___ _{¢’| BIRD CAGES—And vacuum cleaner. 1914) day, PULLETS—Ready to lav. $1 each. 4614) Farragut. ___‘©)| ment, 4102 Manchester avenue, to | Streets, who have GARAGE—45 ch ’ average rate of $°; yeer leame. Lindell 1239 x : } , h 3 s 4 . - = = F hs . 7 ’ = ever - fr nei et ck: rite . [ Paw ° outh Side location: near two schools: dol selection of puppies on hand >. land reds. ver easonall $2044 ave PIGEON Botton first prize sto Wace . | owner is tr 1h Lurin 7 ocalion, | 7S a _ c ‘ing and squags: bargain. 2845A Mis- | North Fourteenth street: interment the trucks and the women, Det uenems and) cheap for quick sale. 810 Salisbury |see JAS. C MORFIT. 807 Chestnut st. POODLE PUP—Maie. Riverside 854M. (c) ‘KE RELS—Rh yie Island reds; thorough- ; *OUF}___. —- a in Memorial Park Cemetery. Wife, | there are ten, in tents. JIT Ss AND Vibotel ‘TABL 3 wn G uarantees reason for se. sting %: SOT S 7th et (7% . ° . z | pr = —Re ste ae re FEF G. con L . “ae —-—— . in ie ) ye eee me genuine sfingie-comt ha eS Ferdinand W. Schlender. K Com- School, the gore I 464 Natural HENS—Khode {sland reds, i FPOOLROOM—S& tables. $1200 handles |} ROOMING HOUSE—7 rooms, neatly fur-' ; ~ ° , “ - We t ; ‘ or are aT i o i470 c st z Sy ’ 7 ‘4 est End thoroughfare; bargain at $4200; ite. WYANDOTTE Seed Co.. 708-710 N. 4th st. 80) Corp. James W. Kellicher, M Com- | the Missouri River. Ten cor Frank!lin her >. i _ | are: st ~ wy s: many highly T KITCH \—Compiete candy-miking ROOMING Hot Rk —C nea: 12 roome and ae éveing: rent $19: South All ki “1 w! =e aware avenue, to All Saints’ Church, | lowa to the Missi LLING STATION INVESTMENT : eee eee = ; = uC. , as t he buastest one in West Fnd. Price | ROOMING HOU SE— Owen-Tompkin strain; real red: bargara! jc Ss. 85th st.. New York Frank T. McGowan, B Company, WOMAN HEl PING P 20 per cent on his money. and terms. $500 Olive Dewe le Confectionery, grocery; lunch trade; every Where. ‘ al or wiite Nati onal Pe 7 A - Date ms a /SIfOo: r 6 ray . Qa), BENS—795 woh. mG hens. an bullets, white, . | twill prove vom, fur Cigar store: downtown: $350: investigate, | old. 112 _10th_st.._ Luxemburg 'POULTRY _SUPPLIES—Chicken house, raised in one month. '| Church, thence to Calvary Ceme- Zi se , 73 to be as sieorenentes in any way) __! ————— | oughfare: investigate. must sell today; cheap. 45: Geraldine. | 4333 Wallace st. Pearl Harris Assisting mrt S Pros dwey gecqndhand ma- | RVOMING HOUSE—10_ rooms: al rented:| Grocery, fruit. vegetables: $2500: South! female. registered American Kennel Club:| 30° 5 strain’ JS MeQueary, 2548 Bre POULTRY su! ae = | from undertaking establish- ersons passing Third s 12 oe ie rent Tor poery ocatton RVOMING. Sot 7) “rooms: good “pay me: Nee ned ma .o0on: living rooms: $5500: *s Ch. Zy 25 per a 25 cockerels, rose-comb ) j[ouis Seed Co.. 411 Washington av. | Fourteenth street; int ent in Cal-|ris of 914 La Beaume om , nice ; — | ture, good Income; leaving cit 418i ak pol old male pup for sale. Plegee. 4249 Peck. ; , sa 's, at New Flor- McPherson. eats deen «Room ing house, $1200: 10 rooms: rent| ‘Tyler 1084M. Oe Bg bE PS eB |’ Gee 1425A gon street. has been a sign painter fs acim rT 4829 Hamburg av cannot be mailed. Write for our fall 1 Corp. Stanley W ithelim, G Com - It was stated that she | @lass condition: a real bargain: in South rent $70 type; Champion Simons. Little Bustier | PULLETS—And hens: $1 and up; white, 411 Washington at hOOM! NG HOUSE—1l11 = completely } u nnels, * Kirkham av.. Webster barred and partri dge cks, R. I. reds, INCUBATOR—For sale or trade for chick- suesday iroun Dever sesary, Chereh, | Bieyes of the company 1 Marchester or Kirkwood-Fer- | white wyandottes and buif orpingtons; also ens 2625 N. Tayolr. Forest 136M.» Newstead and Margaretta avenues;!sno works were timid fp 824d ROOMING | HOU ii well. furnished AT . STUD—A, rednie terrier, EFredmar Gunh- amounts Heidel Poultry Farm, Ss | Market st c) er, oats sprouter; feed cutter. 2917 Penn- | jtery. Father, Louis Wilhelm, 4705), medical school 1 ROOMING Hoc TS Siz-toom f Fiat. ya ; daie breeding ! “a. $15. Allemania st _ PHILO CHICKEN HOUSES—aA number; two Davis HOTELS HOTELS niture and rugs; rent $37.50: t; wood for | pert'ulare Wy RO a ci R. o0) | PIGEONS ANO PET BIRDS sizes: In bulk or number Gestred: alse 7 Wesley &. B Company, ing signs. -asick | c ° ic | |_ Incubators and brooders Box R-352. P.-D./ 356th Infantry, at 2 p. m. Tuesday, Oo ING. HOUSE—10 rooms and 2 beds: li aaet 5 care; lot 75x183; make of- | : Aree or more insertions Ic Champion Tiny King. Champion Tiny eaxg productio 20 varieties: price list *” > c " a YO & 18th line discount | Teddy, Champion Rolis-Boyce, Champion’ ¢.. Witier Poultry Farms, Box 455, Lan- ae Re Eat. tonic. , — 5165 Delmar boulevard; interment _eelting — Sanch on co Wed. —Pointers and must re- Vaeran ¢: a three-cavye pn ic lil De ¢ “AN ARIES—Fine singers; guarantee a ‘3012 > Washington av. — CoE eer ett ROOMING HotT'ske—1e8 row ne good furni- trlieve state lowest price r. ‘ de : _ ; e+ ft: Oth. Trle erte Sic . . Vincent . —E — USE r Le Gear's Coli Tabiets for roup ly avenue. ¢ | bargain | for quick sale 4257 Washingtor Franklin a: oT a sayman. * ‘ He —_ - = = —~ a ot —— AS. 29 Evan sung gingers and females as cai cer: also an excellent pre- | Corp. George R. Cochran, L nl The number of street ae a ee wipes = ‘>. die ter enle witress amé potmbeds TV | a ny "paelde Exe-Laying Tables will make your hens P@my, 138th Infantry, Sunday, Oct./ed daily by the Unit nished and clean: 2 baths feed location, dally. Box R-402. Poet-Dispatc : Imar | Was ower 50; lo . ” pa « © ip anywhere. Stelnmesc! r- | arshal] av.. Webster Groves, Mo. Phone tons, ship anywhere . a condition. It ts especially he e-em | taking establishment, 36514 North One of the painters is I @ month: vrice | acl 4516M roo | easy terms.) ————-—- : | , ; AT STUD—Boston terrier, Plergce’s Fiash- R 4 red Fvering strain: wor | ROOMING HOUSE—10 rooms: Rooming house, Pine, near Sarah; also light: a real producer; have a 5-monthe- : County Fair 1-2-3 pullets.|GERMITE in the drinking water will help | Vary Cemetery. Mother, Mrs. Anna/| aiding her father, € | ~ --« ex See | ROOMING — ‘HOUSE—Seven rooms, in first- Vu! eantzing $1200; south thoroughfare; AT STUD—RPoston terriers of the better clals Peter Flaton. i yee shoo - r 3° type; . ne . s—And_ hens: : e,, of poultry supplies. St. Louls Seed Co../ pany, 138th Infantry, at 8:30 a. m.'the present work | St. touts: Box F-178. Post-Dis. | Roomerang: : cuaranteed Cha brown and buf? | saneree. anconas, white, y= 4 La aeeneersae: good in ; “se: take come; ert. hon C-80. Post- Dts, en car de. aks see ducks, geese. turkeys and guineas; an ' a ae 1423 4 A N ] Mi A L ~ 3940 ‘North INCUBAT RS—Two: 3 brooders: bone grind- | interment in Memorial Park Ceme- (ing at that height. x 1831R. a big snap: must sell. Sidney | oreo? ches mpion Eariwood Warlock, dam ket sake i SA SR je —loung s ngers, $5 and —y also North Market. ?. 0° 9041 $500_ TESA | Aubert Angora kittens, ‘canaries, parrota, pig.oen« —_s ioe “ — kinds: 10 Eases ° LG Tema ie Bomnont 3037 W. *: 19 Easton (c) mmerannee seamen me ened ee Schmidt, 28 years old, son of Mrs. | | 65. 537,202, or 3. nd ROOMING FB HOUSFS—aAnd vores ~ GRAND pets of every description; we pay cash. «h! or eo oe | Perr soe My ' CANARIE be ful Ha Mo AQUAR UMS. FISH ETC E Schmid f 1936 Sulliv | tal number , ‘ ri . y ‘ ‘ = -"~ wa Ut) sir gers, rtz n- a Oo an ave SALES OO S5S52A Olive et. Lindel! or te, T3055 Olive st. i-B88) iS a tain, and fine roilers. 1018 Marion, 24 fi. ! . ! . : ut idt a a be and ful @ ——¢ = wiry nue, who died at Sierra Madre, Cal, vious quarter, vi “ANARIES—Beautiful 8t. Andreasburg roll- <— Sg ee cast aluminum; re- _CAV IES—GUINEA Pics __ —_____. | ~“tra. all yellow, singers. 3626 West Pine done. aquarium stand. gold @sb. | last Sunday, will be held from the St. ——_—— a ee ae * i ; ! GUENE. [EA PIGS—4937 Wiesenhan av. : CANARY BIRDS—Real Saews: young and ah ‘= California. e Sed: eume ane Sheen, BRAT Alene Fone ——~ | Liborius Church, North Market anJ CLLLANZOUS | Ga tanins—_on eee fae Sumalens alas cca | “Ge dees ae Hogan‘streets. at 9 o'clock tomorrow | CALE ——Also cuipes pigs and shop stove. | _2213 Fenton st. ° Olive st. morning. Corp. Schmidt was gassed ras =| CANARY BIRDS—iIn full song; must sell. ee faney, fas is tel- in the Argonne while serving with iim@pale - COWS—3 milk cows; will sell cheap. 207 a7 712 A Cotens escopes: none over ve. 2) the Seventh Division. Until recent Tora: al Californie. PUPS—4 months eld. 4228 _ Dewey . CANARY—Singer, with cage. $5. 38701 | GOLDFISH—Fish mo « oe a fee _ q . : _. COW—Geod family Jersey. $30. H_ B. Hot- Gravois 1. food, etc.; priced 1 easonable 2335 biive. ly he was tn a Government hospital ne re ee gy oy Mae e- | 2am: _Leckinns and _ Heed. _Oveviend CANARY HIRODS—Ali_ kinds young sing. | — shetsieaincinagibil in Arizona, but a month ago was sent . AiRE DAT —— mrt ta c% aA trad Vv. hat hate you : ‘ 596 , ere ~~” 415” \ Bila ite ay ae ls s4 tT. DF << ornrreon and fancy tropical ito California for a change of cli- | Bright’ ns disease ‘4 of Pt 1a70 N ae pup; 91 thoroughbred. me (ANA ‘lt S—Yoone on zers 27 Morrison. fieh: water olants. snatie tadroles. fish ? diseases of the ; ) COW —Jersey, with calf 3 weeks oid: must 1 bieck south of Hickory. food. aguariam. ete. Plerze. 4349 Peck, | ™ate. He is survived by his mother | © _block east of Grand. 4300 sorth. and his wife, Mrs. Verna Schmidt,| tem, 8 of t — sell 3057 Evans av. | CANARIBS—Real setb-eated roliers: this so — see fresh milk ch automobile. 1230 ry deh. eee “at | selection selling out cheap. S3812A Olive. — Young —‘aE CANA RIES— copes, ae ts ep Leces av.

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 18 GAGE STRIKERS ORDERED TO RETURN TO THEIR Jop inal Official Says He o Promise They Will Be Ex. ployed. he 277 mail and baggage of the Terminal Railroad ion who wentYen strike ™ , following a, upon pany for reinsta ent of ploye who had been dissect absenting himself from hout notifying his foreman, | cted yesterday by C. R. eral chairman of the Sy. rd of Adjustment of the Brot, dad of Railway and Stearn ks, to report for duty tome ning. he strike was not authe t said, and was in Violation rules of the Brotherhood. “ot armed A. S&S. Johnson, gener nager of the Terminal Raj | sociation, of his action, and - fi by Johnson that no Promises of loyment could be made, He add.. that when the men offer x they will be considereg tor 4 vacancies which may nson stated yesterday that a suf. ent number of men had been en, red to fill the places of the |} temporarily. —-. he strike was declared after >» hours’ notice without the sanc- mn of the union officers, although ire is a clause in the working con. et that provides 30 days’ notice of § trike. j HOOLGIRLS TELL HOW BOYS “4 TOLE 22 AUTOS FOR JOY RIDES} cago Youths Would Get Make Girls Wanted to Ride In. Hal to the I’ost-Dispatch. , SHICAGO, Oct. 15.—Three gig- § 1g high-school girls of Hyde F ghed and powdered their ne en they are declared by the pole have told detectives today he ht boys, also students in H rk, had “stolen” more than $1 | worth of automobiles tn order to at them to joy rides and provide ds for bon bons, furs, perfur l other articles. The boys did not lertake to sell the cars, they sajd, . took from them spare tires, rugs glass ornaments and other acces- les, which were sold. Boys ac- ed in the case are held on bond $3500 each and charged with naling 22 cars and looting them eral others are held as acco ses. None of the girls so far {i ved is over 16. The boys would any make the girls desired te Pp in, they said. 0 AIRSHIP COMPANIES ON WAY ROM OMAHA TO SCOTT FIELD parture in Autos Marks End af Balloon Kuace at Omaha; | Parade as Farewell, the Associated L'ress. Iu AHA, Neb., Oct. 15.—Nine- nh ble canvas-covered automobile ckse, flanked by eight other mo- cars, ieft here today, carrying Ninth and Twelfth Airship Come ies, bound overland for S8cot> id, near Belleville, IDL, to which) men have been permanently nsferred. Their going marks the of the air service at Fort aha. “a bout ten days will be requl the trip. The men will sleept trucks and the women, of whom re are ten, in tents. 2a farewell to the balloon” ool, the Omaha Chamber of amerce and city officials headed Mayor DahIlman joined a pa accompanied the truck train 40 Missouri River. Ten days will reguired for the trip. The train. | go straight across the State ¢ v a to the Mississipp! River ani nh. south to St. Louis. —- er em eee MAN HELPING PAINT SIGR ON SCAFFOLD 75 FEET UP} rl Harris Assisting Father i Work at Thint and Locust Streets. ersons passing Third and Locust ets, who have thought that one wo persons on a scaffold 76 feet ve the ground engaged in paint a sign on a building to be ocet- l by the Fouke Fur Co., was ® nan have not been deceived by r vision. ne of the painters is Pearl Har- of 914 La Beaume street, who! ng her father, Omar Harris. been a sign painter for 10 vas stated that she was cal present work because other vos of the company for works were timid about at that height. Miss Harris : edical school graduate and prac. | sas a physician when not 5 signs. REASE IN NUMBER OF TREET CAR PASSENGERS he number of street cars O} laily by the United swe ne the quarter ending Sept 1200, or 20 fower than ated for the previous @ eight fewer than the ® ated during the co t — ter of 1920. These were en . report of the receiver t ‘ Register yesterday. . he total number of Ff - fed during the last quarter, We 7,202, or 8,093,904 less thas *” i number carried during the s quarter, and 4,219,126 the number carried in the onding quarter of 1920. Ry | —_ =~ Births and Deaths in Week. _. here were 818 births he reported in 8t. Louls k. Twenty-six persons on disease. 20 of cancer, * ht's disease, 14 of pneumeo liseases of the circulatory _ 9 of tuberculosig and * itheria. There were five * s, three homicides ané tour * ntal deatha. g mr i. 4 Cll ey io * : y oo ; u ol or nee eye eee re Be ee ae ot, . é apart” ot : ) FU N NY: GCI ON Oy MUTT and JEFF are good today—and so they are on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednegg eth hoe Saturdays. Follow ST LOUIS DOST- DISDAT their antics in tg POSE-DISPAT@QHIE Y. Page of comics | - daily, includin i ’s f Pop!” and the . funny creations l MUTT AND JEFF » COPYRIGHT 192] BY PRESS PUBLISHING, CO. NEW YORK WORLD | e Jeff Had the Real Stuff -- By BUD FISHER (Copyright, 1921, by H. C. Fisher. Trademark Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) - et Sd ” . — f= 74 - / o ty _ Sb Sal? te tee { LISTEN TOTHIS AD:—” WANTED- BY THE SAP MOVING PICTVRE COMPANY A MAN TS POSE IN THRILLING, RECKLESS STUATS. MUST HAVE HAD SomMe EXPERIENCE. : APPLY AT STUDIO. — THAT'S MY CHANCE ie i Fe , (THATS AAE HOLDING ow To’ A STRAP WITH My TEETH WHILE THe AEROPLANE LOOPS- THE - LoOoP: IN THE NEXT PHot™ XM STANDING ON My HEAD ON THE FLAG-POLE ON THE WOOLWORTH BUILDING: HeRe GOES NOTHING’. Tit. Give You #isoo.cs A WEEK I JuUGGtED \ SIK BALLS Fore TEN MINUTE S IN THAT | POSITION: AND I'LL work CHEAP, SIR: 8 RE Wa ee Oe eae 2” et eae i

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‘. ren es _ —— 2 age Rms = > ~~ a — = ec = — 7° me: - ~~ mete Sad ee =e ." - - - (tS ae: ea, S’MATTER POP? - Pop’s Fooled! -. (Copyrght. 1922 by Bell Syndicate. Inc Trade Mar’ «eg U S Pat O88.) —— | SURE LETS! I'LL Go GET IT! va e- tab Ll. eee See seer - +O eee ee JIMMIE DESPARATE / L SHOW TWINS ng SPLINTER AMBROSE MARTY By C. M. PAYNE nae ei canes oe SS ‘ OH-H! BET ya CANT GUESS WHAT WE GOT! BET YA CANSr GUESS! Stree seeee vl | ITS YOU ALKALI ike: IT LOOKS Wy LIKE You! - F THIS IS A NOT ME! epee > Heme His 1T ITH NOT! OH-HO-HO : a ee LOOK AT oes Tete eeeteae oes Feet cabs eee ae bes eal +32 ALKALI IKE! | THIS 1S ALKALI IKE! THERES ONE OF THE KIDS, BAWLING AGAIN AS USUAL! a THE CHILD! THE CHILD WIMPUS! RUNII “seep MAN, L H To SPEAK ay 7 TO You FoR ™ JUST A SECOND! T hs on ort YOu Just WAIT ‘TILL I TELL My PoP! You aq JUST wait! ES SUMPIN’ } FER YA ALKALI! IKE! | lls™ S aD? | i PoP | -_ POP! THEM | KIDS THEY SED I LOOK ” LIKE THA DUMMY, } THEY DID! ed Pea 4 8 Youve

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1921. - SL i ee-e ee THE CAPTAIN AND THE KIDS Directed by R. DIRKS | nile Mae BAL ode ee >» om NOW ZEN SENOR CAPITAN- WAN NEVAIR KNOWS 2E HOSTILE TERRITORY- $0, ZE WAN EEMPORTAN’ PART " ALOF 2E ARMY EE2 2E ScouTs! 7 - HEEN AL! IKE! AL! IKE! YEP CHENERAL'I Vo NUNCE A SCOUT IN DER OLD ANS, VEN A GOOD SCOUT NOS NO SCOICHMAN' TEE > Lee. 4 — ee a rye ty J ; fy itt »i% — enue) HA! A SCARE- =) CROWER—DOTS 1 TA A FINE LIFE For 4A LOAFER- TEE- So! SNEAK IN DER GRASS-A “imac ENEMY IN DISGUISE ! SPEAK Cee ME DER INFORMATION, FRIEND. : ‘OR FOE, VHICH 7? GiFF HIM DER ANSWER FRITUA MATIER| / } pop? | a aii T j EST Zz poTs Him S&S 2 ‘Y = A a ge || | et, AR ne HHA > >? GET HEE2 RANGE AN'REPORT To GENERAL HEADQUARTERS! a —— ‘ai " VISEHIMER tO Ug ETAL ARTA hy \ Py QUICK CHENERAL QUICK® ITS DER ENEMY- UND O00Y, SUCH A ROUGH-KNECKER? Saiz. {Fon DER wrt o i PICS F UORNESTER! wr ee eee. oC Ce wt me

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= . ‘ eee eee eee PPP PP PEPER EE PRES E RRC RRR Uae ~--—_—--_-—-—- =. = = « —— —_—_ , - OO ee ie ae ore Bia —_ ——, ———=_« «= s-. — - ~ cog = oe ew etre ee THE “RATTLER PROWLER” WHO STEALS) SIOWI|| Such a menace has the freight car burg- lar become that railroads are co-oper- ating in war against type of criminal unfamiliar to public—Robberies are carried out by well-organized gangs, who make careful plans in advance, ascertaining which cars have valu- able contents—Dangling trom rope ladder, one member of gang opens door of car in moving train and pitches out the boxes, which confed- erates gather up and take away in motor truck + vs a“ OT long ago there was held in New York a conference of railroad chiefs, to plan a war on freighbt-car burglars. In the last few years the companies have suffered steadily mounting losses, which aggregate a vast sum annually. For example, the known pillage of the rail- roads in Hudson County, N. J., across the river from New York. has been $35,000,000 in some 50 or 4?) months, The nation-wide loss due to these freight- ear burglaries has not been reliably computed, but judcinge from depredations against certatn individual companies it cannot be short of $100,U00,000 per an- num. At any rate, it has been great enough to alarm the railroads and drive them into forming an associa- tion for mutual-protection. All this brings to public attention the great spread and costly prevalence of a type of crime and criminai very little known to most men and yet familiar enough when identified... Evervone knows the hause burglar. the safe cracker, the stick-up man, the porch climber, the bank bandit, even the river pirate, but few outside of the detective profession have even a reading at- qguaintance with the “rattler prowler.” This is the crim- inal who is causing the railroads so much worry and woe The robbing of freight cars is. to be sure, about as old as railroading, but the organized robbery by a spe- cia! type of offenders, having a peculiar technique, is not more than 20 years old. Before that time there was the widespread lawlessness of the tramps, which cost the railroads many mulions, both in loot and in money spent on defensive systems. It must be understood that the robbing of freight cars is not a thing which would appeal especially to criminals, for the reason that the kinds of goods ust- ally carried in these vehicles are bulky and of low value per pound. Professionals do not steal coal, to choose a commodit¥Y at one extreme of the line, but they do steal diamonds, to name the opposite. ‘Merchandise of small bulk, high value and easy con- vertibility is what attracts the thief. Even money is not taken because it is money, but because it has the three requirements of the peculator concentrated with- in itself. it will be noted, especially among bank reb- bers, that silver is almost never taken, gold is con- sidered troublesome and ban notes ideal Consequently, favorable conditions were required to develop the rattler prowl. He had to have, first of all, a convenient and efficient fence and disposer, a man who could store, handle and make away with the bulky goods gotten from freight cars. Secondly, he required a favorable situation for robbing cars, and, finally, he is almost lost without a confederate in the employ of the railroads who will indicate what* cars are worth looting and on ‘what trains they are to be found. Those requirements suggest the proper meas- ures for detection. To illustrate the necessity of effective fences: Twenty years ago almost the only rattler prowlers doing busi ness with marked success and over any protracted period were those operating on the Mexican Central and other roads crossing our southwestern border. ‘Texas Blackie,” “Phillie Spud,” “Chow,” “Johnny Bull” and other notorious roving crooks were members of \his gang. They caught the trains coming over from Mexico, whence there was a considerable silk import usivess at the time, some of it illicit and in violation '.° tariff laws. t\. rattler prowler jumped the trains, broke open the «ics and took out many bales of silk, These were == ead PAGE TWO. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 16, 1921. = . L “ris i ee SS Ak: -* ‘ ° - “* ~ - o* « 7 ° a ” . . ™ 8 . - "se. “ : . re © a “we > eke foc ee’ " CRO wd-as, os Gye A ani . 7 ae ‘ “ang + pee ar elite TF, ; a” " ° > = He fastens his rope ladder so that it hangs opposite the car door, then climbs down and with his tools breaks the seal on the door. immediately turned over to the numerous Chinese in that locality and that was the end of the business, for when the detectives came the silk was not to be found and the mask-faced Celestials hid behind indignant declarations of “No sabby, no sabby.” They did not understand a word, but they had been able to barzain with the thieves a few hours before, to bargain vol- ubly and ably. The Chinese had some sort of underground system among themselves by which they got the stolen silks out of the way with almost miraculous speed. The burglars knew this. They knew also of the silk smug- giing that was going on across the border and managed to spot the cars containing it. These things drew them to that part of the country from original haunts as far off as New York City. Fifteen years ago, what was probably the most no- torious band of such thieves was called the Lake-Shore Gang. It operated between Buffalo and Rochester, all the way along the New York Central, into New York City itself. Here again the matter of territory, bulk and value of cargoes and fencing facilities governed. , $100,000,000 WORTH OF FREIGHT A YEAR > 3 2 > Say 4 ial ‘ “i 9 8: i ’ 4 oe WA Por Ss ee ‘uw 4 ° ‘ A PA . w a ey a o Lug fin > ¥ +s 4 Ps pak + a2 > 2 aeey - . , 2 ‘ The freight movements along this line of railroad, intp the creat port and out of it, are probably the hea vies in the country, and a vast confluence exists there of the streams of more valuable goods, such as meta!s, leathers, siles, clothing and articles of Aeain, there are large cities at both ends of the with many lines of railroad, affording the best pos rible facilities for fencing and trans-shipping gigi merchandise ‘ Accordingly, this eang concentrated its efforts with in the State of New York and reaped enormous profit, As its success became known other gangs Were ed Into the field and there was an underworld Wartan hetween the various mobs, while the ratiros@ gm mented its gerce of detectives and made war @g @ the gangs from above. After several years of gig perity all the original members of the old Lake@hgy Gang went to death, prison or retirement and there wy an apparent peace, but this was more in seeming tim in fact, for criminals generally had discovered tie fat yields were to be got in this territory and tattle prowling spread to other railroads in the easterm te ritory. Thence the thing has extended itself westwan northward and southward, until there are few ragign in the-country, especially those contiguous to big fae roads, where the car burglars are not a problem, asd a growing one. The technique of car burglary is at once simple full of color. Having found a fence and dispose, t gang tries to make connections with some corrupt & ploye of the railroad who is in a position tof the information wanted. This failing, a member the gang tries to get himself employed by the company at the point necessary to the plans of the gang and& some capacity where he cen get the desired facts about car movements and contents. ' When these things have been arranged, the gag goes out along the line to a point where there iss rising grade. Several of the gang are stationed ¢ usually equipped with a wagon or motor truck, acttial burglar (or burglars) now goes back the Tne® a station or water tank just ahead of the grade af waits for the proper train. He boards it in the aul fashion. In his pockets ere a fine, strong rope ladde and a few tools. As soon as the train is under way he clambem the car to be robbed, fastens his rope ladder te & running board at the top, traila it over the top side of the car so that it hangs down opposite the door and then clambers down the ladder. With tools he breaks the seal on the car door, goes tal shuts the door again and then selects the goods Waar ed. About this time the train strikes the grade at begins to slow down under the heavy pull Aft same time the door of the “burgled” car opens and robber throws out the boxes, barrels, bales and to be picked up by his confederates, who follow hind with their convevance. : His work done the burglar steps back upon bit der, reeeals the car with tools he carries, climbs to the top, draws up and puts away his ladde eaves the train at the first stop or grade, where 8s again reduced. If the burglar has made no mistake and has aged to get into a car containing woolens, silks, clothing, cotton fabrics, stockings, or somethiag similar nature. and vaiue, he has done a big night! work. And the chances are the car will go of to is destination, hundreds or thousands of miles away, © fore the robbery is detected. The only defense that seemed feasible to the was to increase the number of their detectives brakemen and to maintain greater watchfulne™® cordingly there followed, and still exists, the war tween the car burglars and the “shacks,” or tr Usually this conflict found its way into the and the work of fictiom writers as a -kind of contest between tramps and brakemen, based 08 | of innocent tramps or some vengeance for a wre done either a tramp or a “shack.” Elsewhere it described as a war made on hoboes and tramp cause they were known to be yeegmen, robbing and postoffices. The simple truth was, of coum it was a war by the railroads on prowlers robbing the cars. And that’s what it is today, witB the ait ference that it Is more widespread and more than ever. . Led partly by success and in part forced by the we axainst him, the rattler prowler has in recent enlarged his activities or practiced his forbiddes in new ways. He no longer confines himself @ ing trains, out on the highroad, but he invaé® ‘Continued on page 15) J ~ AN AGON! \ Taking a short cut in the night, Pennsyl- vania woman stepped into | bot- tomless mud — For two hours her body was submerging until only her head was above surface, and a tide was com- ing in—The rescue HINK of a woman lost at night in a bleak swamp; her feet firmly imbedded in tréacherous sands; her body drawn inch by inch into the mud and water, clutched by some invisible force: no one near to hear her pitiful caHs for help or lend a helping hand; the woman exhausted after a terrible two hours’ Struggle against the forces of hature: submerged at last until morass encircled her throat-——an into the swamp, with the. wate drowning out her criesa—- Sometimes it happens that often it happens in “reel” life. William Farnum makes the r Fascinated, horror-stricken, the at such a screen thriller, comp drama and fearful lest the hero to rescue the heroine. But wha late? Suppose the heroine had Very eyes” Of course, it never h Pictures. All good stories must it would never do to let the poo life. : Transplant the story to real lf times get caught tn real quicks are rescued, but not all Standing in the surf at the s your feet slowly sucked into the the tide Keep to one spot long. or your toes are drawn under, foot and finally the ankle. If y Uve nature your mind conjures slowly dragged down to death the sands, like the character in ' of the Sea” who was caught by s _ like grip until the forces of Suppose you ‘were thus caught the darkness of night. with not FOU couldn't let KO as easily as Surf sand Imagine for 4 mome to have the earth sudden!» give: _ first your feet, then your Ole body sucked slowly but Into a krave of swamp «crass No one heard your cries. For tv plate & horrible death hat would you do under such ould you think about? Do yor & mad or wonld you bravely | “ened to your fate? 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pt CAE OR ar ge eee eee eee eee TTS ER ERR EERE REPRE SERRA SS SS SS UG J elite Mi iM: ethane pt ae. Me tee ae “2 OP Oey ee /—_—— ae oa Germany, Forbidden to “Fly,” Is Now Gliding in the Air Machines without engines have sailed three miles before coming down— Shot from hilltop with rabber band __Inventors return to the principles of the pioneer Lilienthal, who held that airplanes must follow the anat- omy of birds—Odd shapes appear at glider contest fe: $e: T PRESENT the most interesting experiments = oer ‘ss a = aviation are being conducted in Ger many, where there are no airpiane> The Germans. forbidden by the treaty ot Versailles to manufacture or possess any | engined aircraft, have been forced to go The Jong monoplane wings of back to the very first principles of flying the Muenchner Aero Club's én- . \s a.result, some rather striking experiments have fry were hinged at the center, heen made, and it now appears that, by very virtue of and could be raised and lowered. allies’. restrictions the Germans are in a better po- —-Wide Werid Fhrot sition than any other people to develop new funda- mentais in the science of flying anv money in such an enterprise 4s a matter of fact, some experts hate repe atediv 4 commission of German scientists urged that other countries do what (;,ermany has heen officialis investigated the theory. and reed to de numely. spend more energy in perfecting formally stated their conclusion that rdlike qualities of the airplane, and tess in devel- it was impossible for man to fly ng motors. By doing this the Germans have been Shortiv thereafter Lilienthal put the sbie to Tig@t, withe t anv mf. tive powe!l whatever. for a learned professors to rout and aston- Hetance -of-three miles before landing ished the world by running off the top lider is peculiarly a Germa roduct, anyoow of a hill. unfolding his artificia! More than ears a2 an obscure Pomeranian boiler wings and act ally floating in the air er the name of Otto Lilienthal announced that for a considerable distance ‘ings ul é msatructec bY me2zns OO! His theory was that nature supplied which mal ould flv lite a bird Kiugee laughter greet the best models in flving mechanisms his declaration The most eminent professor o: Oniv bv making the flying machines ‘thematics in Berlin wrote a Kindly letter to Lilien- conform to the wings of birds could ha suggested that there was no harm in amusing artificial flight become successful, he mself with such toys, Dut to be prudent, and not sink said In pursuit of this doctrine, he made exhaustive studies of bird wings. and endeavored to build his gliders on Dr. Owen O'Neil, BO" the same principles. Ae gg Sw " as ance aa author of astonishing ~~ ' tion was ultimafels go — of to supply his ma- we in rica. jus chine with motive van tells us in his new book, “Adv (Just published by The Century | accompanied his uncle Oom Tu: “The White King of Swaziland.” periodical visits to King Buno. very powerful and his warriors countiess as the blades of velt gr Sivage tribe which had strength Boers trouble and_to propitiate Krueger sent Tuys Grobler. or N! by the Swazis, to visit Buno each presents These presents consis ereigns and quantities of gin and ‘Bough to prevent Buno’s makir although Buno thought that ther ‘eae to him and not eno people, he could drink an | Sleoho| and complained bitterly Only look at the gold he could dr “After supper.” says O'Neil, “os =e the King, Oom Tuys confided ‘In the cart I have a Maa ‘artridges. and the outfit: is f Vant to come to Swaziland many lam going to make Buno your going to allow you to present the ‘No one will know how he a he man in Swwziland as | am rile to Buno. Now w Vacie Tu ys *’ ; a “NaturaHy, I was very grateful to feel the lure of Swasilan to be a littie king there myself. “The next day a native induna ard tent with a message from the zreat King Buna, ruler of of countless warriors, bids yo Tuys stepped into our te He gave me the rifle and Servant. a heavy bag of « & dozen of our escort with of gin. Thus loaded dow most powerfu) and savs power, but he pro- nosed to use this to move the wings. as birds wings move and in this he failed The wings of his f‘antinued on page 15.) Fritz Heil _ oft Frankfort, hang- ing to his glider by his elbows and by a strap pass- ing between his legs. When the craft came down he alighted on. his feet. —Wide World Photo os After passing the triple walls o “ Buno Standing itn front of | - hut He shook hands war him the gold I noted ho it. He was a strong man ¥ Tuys | had an opportunity t« The bird-like glider of the Berlin Aero Club e : sailing high over the valleys. It traveled we three miles before landing. Po oving foot ee This one was built on lines of a bat, and the wings were adjusted by m sha, , ~~ W ide PAGE FOUR SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 16, 1921

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al $ RIFLE match with Swazi war- riors for targets was Dr Owen O'Neil'a introduc- tion to the court of old King Buno, the Dr. Owen O'Neil powerful native King of Ether of astonishing 5¥*2!!and—that wild and . almost unexplored corner Darrative of savage of the “Dark Continent.” life in Africa. just east of the Trans- vaal. [t happened, O'Neil tells us in his new book, “Adventures in Swaziland” ust published by The Century Co.) when, as a boy, he Stompanied his uncle Oom Tuys Grobler, known as "The White King of Swaziland,” on one of the latter's Priodical visits to King Buno. The Swazi Chief was Nery powerful and his warriors were, as he said, as tess as the blades of velt grass. His was the one @vage tribe which had strength enough to cause the Boys trouble and to propitiate him President Paul Kroeger sent Tuys Grobler, or Nkoos, as he was called y the Swazis, to visit Buno each month and bring him Wesents. These presents consisted of 2009 gold sov- Weigns and quantities of gin and champagne, and were @ough to prevent Buno’s making war on the Boers. h Buno thought that there was too much gold brought to him and not enough gin. Lite all the i people, he could drink an inordinate quantity of and complained bitterly that while he could aly look at the gold he covld drink the gin. ‘ After supper,” says O'Neil, “on the night before we . the King, Oom Tuys confided to me a great secret. ‘Tn the cart I have a Mauser with about 5000 Wiiridges, and the outfit is for Buno. You wjll Mant to come to Swaziland many times in the future, ®lam going to make Buno your friend for life. I am mS to allow you to present the Mauser to him' ‘No one will know how he got it and you will be big a man in Swaziland as 1 am, once you have given rife to Buno. Now what do you think of your Tuys?’ , Naturally, I was very grateful, since I had already to feel the lure of Swaziland and dearly wanted bea little king there myself. next day a native induna or chief approached teat with a message from the King. ‘The great Kitg Buna, ruler of Swaziland and lead- countless warriors. bids you approach'’ Tuys stepped into our tent and called me in- He gave me the rifle and handed Sibijaan, my Servant, a heavy bag of cartridges. Then he & dozen of our escort with more cartridges and of gin. Thus loaded down, we set out to call Most powerfu) and savage King in South j . m passing the triple walls of the kraal we found | y S. Buno Standing in front of the royal palace, or ~*~ but. He shook hands warmly with Tuys, who him the gold. I noted how easily Buno han- He was a strong man. While he talked with Tuys | had an opportunity to look him over. justed by moving foot pedals. Wide World prot® ‘fo bg ; ‘ ; ? Sas, at ya WAL + hanya Vein ayyet “King Buno was well over six feet and must have weighed at least 230 or 249 pounds. He was very deep- chested and had a body like an ox. His legs were well shaped and very muscular. Of course, he was too fat, but this was explained by the fact that the Swazis consider corpulence a sign of aristocracy and are proud to ‘carry weight.’ “Without doubt, Buno was the most powerful savage [ had ever seen. He was every inch a Kine and knew it. While I was admiring him he suddenly turned and looked at me. His eyes were the cruelest I ever looked into, and it came over me with a rush that he must be quite as black as he was painted. I was only a boy, but | could feel the cruel brutality of this savage the minute he looked at me v ‘Tuys motioned me to come forward. “"O King, this is M aan Bakoor, my nephew, who has come all the way from Rietvlei, to bring you the rifle vou desire. Such was his introduction ‘Buno shook hands with a grip like a vise and took the Mauser from me. He seemed to gloat over the weapon for a moment, and then spoke: ' “*The Kine thanks you, Mzaam Bakoor, little white chief,’ he said, and his voice was deep and melodious. ‘You are the near relation of my friend;- vou shall be ee A Wy | 7 Zz My Way Royal Rifle Match With Live Men r Targets a \ the friend of the King. All my subjects shall be your slaves!’ “Then he fondled the rifle a moment, throwing it to his shoulder and going through the motions of shooting “It is a good rifle,’ he said, using the native term of ‘mroer, ‘and today we shall try it. Already I know how to shoot, and this afternoon,we shali have a sboot- ing match. I shall show you how the King can shoot'’ “There was a little more conversation about the rifle and Buno was much pleased at the quantity of cart- ridges we had brought. He was as delighted with the Mauser as a child with a new toy. Later that day I found myself regretting that the weapon was not a tov. “After dinner, during which Tuys told me more stories about Buno and his cruelty, we attended the shooting match I don’t suppose there was ever an- other live it. “When we arrived at Buno’s kraa! we found him walling excitedly up and down, the rifle in his hands Standing neat him were a score or more of his indunas, and we were struck at once by their look of apprehen- sion. Lined up on either side of the wide roadway leading to the royal kraal were thousands of warriors. More than a dozen impis were in line, every man in his full war costume. Theis knob-*kerries were held at the ready, their shields across their bodies, and each had shifted his assegai to the position used in battle. “The line of savage warriors stretched away from’ the kraal for hundreds of yards. It was the first time [ had ever seen the impis of the King on parade and it was a most impressive sight. There was a slight breeze and white plumes on their heads danced in the sunlight. What struck me most was the splendid build and stature of these men. They were all six feet or more and their black skins fairly shone. Most of therm wore leopard skins caught about the waist and on one shoulder. ¢ ‘My rapid inspection was broken by the King. He greeted us vociferously, and I im- mediately saw that he was on fire with the gin he had drunk. No sooner did he raiasa« his hand in salutation than the impis gave the royal salute. Their deep shout ended with the crash of 20,000 feet brought down together The earth fairly shook. “TI realize now that thts salute was a trib- ute to the cruelty of the ages. In just such a manner did the gladiators salute Nero with thefr ‘Morituri te salutant!’ A few moments after the salute I realized that these men were also about to die. “‘Come on, Oom Tuys. come and let the King see how well you can shoot!’ Buno shout- ed. ‘I have provided the only targets worthy of your skill—you who are noted for your ehooting among a race of white men who have conquered all with their rifles I will shoot first. and then you shall beat me!’ “Then he turned suddenly to me. “*And you, too, Mzaan Bakoor, little in- duna’ You, too, shall shoot against the King. First. I will ehoot, then Oom Tuya and then he held out four clips of five cartridges each. “The indunas gathered about and I could see the horror in their faces. They knew what was coming, but even then I did not suspect. Tuys looked startled and gazed at Buno as though he could not understand. Down the lines the plumed heads still nodded and after a moment there was silence. “The savage Kine slipped a clip into his Mauser, the metallic click intensified by the silence. He raised the rifle, sighting down first one line of warriors and then the other. The next instant a shot rang out and a plumed Swazi pitched forward and lay writh- ing in the sunlight. As Buno threw another cartridge into place, two warriors stepped out and stabbed the fallen warrior. “Four more shots rang out, and at each a Crown Prince Seburza, in festival dress. plumed head came down, with shield and (Continued on page 15.) SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 16, 1921. r PAGE FIVE. BAL | | vou! Each will shoot this many shots, and | Sz et et a ne RAE me oe, cer I IF ie GE Pee” * . . . 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= ES = wore i : + i a ied z Ad a2 (TF ee CPC KOPP SCC ee ee eee a eee & ~~ “ea F arthest EF rom Earth That Man Has Ever Been In record-breaking airplane flight, Lieat. John A. Macready of C the United States Army Air Service reached ‘altitude two , and one-quarter miles higher thansummit of Moant Everest, the world’s loftiest peak—At distance of practically seven and three-quarter miles above sea level, the sky has only faint tinge of blue, and the sunlight is mach brighter—When he reached elevation of 40,800 feet the atmosphere was so rarified that plane could climb no more ERE is the story of a daring exploit, in the very words of the man who performed it. The courage and ‘sxill which were necessary do not give the story its pe- culiar interest, however. The gripping feature of the following narrative is the nature of the exploit itseif: the penetra-_ tion of a region of the sky higher above the earth than ever was reached by man before. On Sept. 28, starting from McCook Field, near Day- ton. O., Lieut. John A. Macready of the United States Army Air Service broke al! previous altitude records by reaching a height of 40,800 feet above sea level Due to the inhalation of oxygen, which he Degan spar- ingly at the 20,000-foot level, be was still conscious at the peak of bis climb and tried to drive the plane still higher. But the atmosphere was so rarified that the daring pilot practically lost control of his machine. “There was not enough sustaining surface to move the plane in the direction that was desired.” he says. After try- ine for almost five minutes to go still higher, Lieut. Macready desisted from the attempt and began the descent. During the flight back to the ground he be- came weak and confused and for a time “was. afraid of passing out completely.” Lieut. Macready believes that the highest altitude possible has been reached, until greater provision is made for the protection of pilots amid the intense cold and the rarified atmosphere which they must en- counter on such heroic flights. His new record of 40.800 feet is 7.73 miles, or prac- tically seven and three-fourths miles above sea level. he highest mountain in the world is Mount Everest, with an altitude of 29.602 feet. Lieut. Macready’s plane reached a point 11,798 feet, or 2.23 miles, higher than the summit of Mount Everest. Pikes Peak. Colorado, one of the most famous moun- tains in the United States, sticks up 14,408 feet into the sky. But Lieut. Macready went as high as Pikes Peak and then 26,692 feet more, exceeding old Pike's altitude by five miles and 292 feet. “What is the appearance of the sky, when the ob- server is practically seven and three-fourths miles above sea level. and earth's envelope of air has be- come thin?” Lieut. Macready says the sky, when viewed from that altitude. is very light in color, with a faint blu- ish tinge. The sunshine is far. more bright than it appears to a man on the ground. No stars or constel- lations were visible to this explorer of the upper spaces. The “supercharger” which he mentions is a device Lieut. John A. Mac- ready in the warm clothing which he wore during airplane flight to ex- .° we | traordi- ied “Ae nary es pete | altitude. PAGE SIX SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 16, 1921. Portrait of Liewt. Macready, who achieved new altitude record. oO o- £& to supply air to the engine at ground pressure. The Moss supercharger was used by both Maj. R. W. Setroeder, who made the previous altitude rec- ord of 38,180 feet, and by Lient. Macready. It is an outgrowth of the war, when an imperative demand existed for flight at extreme altitudes. However, it has only been perfected since the armistice. The flight described below, in extracts from an account by Lieut. Macready, was under- taken to test a new propeller and additional equipment on the Moss supercharger, not with the intention of exceed- ing previous records. But con- ditions were ideal for the flight and the pilot decided to go as far as he could. It is a unique and thrilling article. 29002 By Lieut. John A. Macready. FTER a good night's sleep to insure the best physical condition for the flight I arrived at the field and began to make immediate preparations to- ward insuring reliability of all factors which are necessary to obtain safety and comfort when undergoing the hardships which one encounters in this work The mechanics had etripped the plane of all excess weight by cutting out unneces-. sary equipment and by reduc- ing the ordinary gas capacity. The supply of oxygen was also reduced for the reason that in all previous fights I had flown with an observer, thus mating it necessary to have an almost double supply of oxy- gen The plane climbed remark- abiy well considering the origi- nal slow speed of the. propeller. This propeller Was a very large one, having a ground speed of only 1100 revolutions a minute, whereas most propellers have a speed around 1600. The density of the atmos- phere decreases with altitude, and a propeller turning slowly at the ground would have great speed ag the plane rose more and more into the lighter air. On one previous flight the propeller speeded up from 1450 revolutions per minute at the ground to 2400 revo- lutions per minute at 34,000 feet. which was the ceiling of this particular flight; and on another occasion, when attempting an altitude flight, the propeller flew off the plane in the air, knocking off the air speed indi- caer, which was attached to the wing strut of the plane, and hitting the strut, because of this excess speed. Everything was functioning properly during the early part of this flight. As altitude was gained I became more confident that success would be attained because in all flights I have made with the supercharger none had shown such excellent functioning during the early 40800 réEE MT EVEREST PIKE'S PEAK ~ 14108 FEET oketch comparing elevation of 40400 feet with Mount Everest. the world’s highest mountain, and Pikes Peak, famous American. mountain. part of the trip. All the mechanisms were workisg 8 excellent order: I began using oxygen at ly 20,000 feet, using it very sparingly at first in order that there would be sufficient in case of an [ was well protected against the cold. Over ay a tary uniform was a heavy suit of woolen and over this was a thick, heavily padded Ha covered suit made of down and feathers G2 7 ™ were fleece-lined leather moccasins. My han®® eovered with fur-lined gloves. My leather was lined with fur and an oxygen mask was to it. The gogkles were separate and were placed pee’ outside of the head mask. The inside of the Ga was covered with a film of secret gelatine wf which was painted over the glass. This _ pound is for the purpose of keeping the #8! forming on the inside of the goggles It & to function in this respect to a temperature & proximately 60 degrees Fahrenheit below © (Continued @& 6 VES Ri) pag but back was turned. I'll tell him wi [ think of him when he con through the “GOL Text be: Jaa | RE Characters Firat twosome- Second twosome—-The Major. 7 ecene Any ciud. any time. HE GIRL There hounders on the t crazy to go throu; The Man Bett and get rid of ‘em golf manners. L give Way The Gir! lll die first. We h yust as much right here as t have (She slices a bal) into rough} The Man Well, vour ball's | Suppose we signa! them to come The Girl Never If the cad doesn't find it I'll drop another The Doe (from the tee): Fore The Girl Pretend not to h them The Doc Fore. I say’ The Girl) The brutet He dro The Man I was afraid he wor I told you he had no manners. The Girl: There's his ball. Dr it off the course for him. The Man I can't quite do th n@fyas a dog to drive while y< The Giri Then you won't t him. for he's NOT coming throus The Doe ‘on the tee) There’ Suess that will get those two di fers our of the way The Major Ih uOpe 80 The Dex The woman doesn’t man ought -to have the decer wa\ t Vl under i bean | the rm yj zuy is The right. few re Daas | Thev' 2s Way al Nae me 4 4, f

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{ oe | : | , ae yer Been q : ") re . ih ' amr Fre & Choracters: First twosome—The Girl, The Man Recond twosome—The Major. The Do Beene: Any ciud. any time. , HE GIRL: There are those horrible old hounders on the tee behind us. They're crazy to go through. The Man Better let em go through and get rid of ‘em. They haven't got any golf manners. Let's give way. The Girl: I'll die first. We have just as much right here as the, have. (She slices a ball into the rough.) The Man: Well, your ball!l's lost Suppose we signa! them to come on The Girl: Never. If the caddie doesn't find it I'll drop another The Doc (from the tee): Fore’ _ The Girl: Pretend not to hear them s The Doc: Fore, I say’ The Girl: The brute' He drove The Man: I was afraid he would ltolkd you he had no manners The Girl: There's his ball. Drive Koff the course for him. The Man: I can’t quite do that, but he was a dog to drive while your beck was turned. I'll tell him what I think of him when he comes The Girl: Then you won't tell him, for he's NOT coming through The Dor (on the tee): There' 1 ° Awfully Svess that will get those two duf- fers out of the way The Major: | hope so The Doc: The woman doesn't know an\ better, but the man ought to have the decency to get out of our e t way ’ ( The Major Decency? That fellow’ The onls Way vou can make him \ i | underetand decency is to bean him with a ball. Hes the pest of the club, that guy is The Dox | guess that's rizght. Tll give that bird a few rough words when we pass him. Confound it’ Thev re not going to give Way at all. 90 feet with Mount Everest, in, and Pikes Peak, mountain. the mechanisms were working '® gan using oxygen at approximate it very sparingly at first in order “The girl sufficient in case of an age - “$s ie = “ a - i oc ene aerate inet Sr ee ae =) Ce inp de Be ? | f ; Pate lite AR Tce Me tegen Nie se Aes * ~sS @ o--; comes Pees a a . 4 ? “gery tw , * a ™ rs " at er we = t ty 7 o = ~ “ — - - pth, . , ‘oor ‘ =. nee cy ae. + ’ = ew Ge 2 x e, . * : gales P ; a oe : Spee OS NEE Le ry efit ald . a = - ~ - aes - . a sa ee ee aa "eae - ~ . ee : 7 _ - tts J — - ~ ne “mere v= - “4 : - ad ad a _- . atangi do Cailain er — ~ tome : : Ta eS wn oe —_ - ~ a ne ; —_ a oe ee) — ot. . a 2 a - o Gee & oe - « - a ae ee ee ee ee ee einen A) ES eer, ; .. —_ a See a “

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"TTF CP KCC CPSC SS ESSERE 8 8 ee eee PSYCHO-ANALYSIS, Newest of Fads, as a Intellectual OMES have been broken up from various ‘auses, romantic, sordid and ommon- place, ranging .all the way trom fic kle- ness to bad cooxing But perhaps the strangest of all home wreckers that has yet come to notice—-and one which has just disrupted a marriage which united two of the world’s greatest fortunes—is the thing which is meant by the difficult scientific word, paeycho- anaiysis It sounds, to the average person's ear. more like the name of a new nervous disease than the agent that " - erated a-man from his wife, yet at the door ol ae is - : , = 28 @ ~~ > lie 4 wychoanalysis is laid the chief responsibility for the estrangement of Harold Fowler McCormic*, president »f the International Harvester Co., from his wife, Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick, daughter of John D Ro fé er nder it all. of course, may be seen the story of two hizhiv individualized people, each of whom determined, when the first few vears of matrimony had passed, to ive his or her life witho 3t regard for other considera- tions. Curious to remark, in this case the mans inter- eat was music and art. while the womans was science. The man could find gratification in his interests at home. but the woman was ao fascinated by her studies that she went into voluntary exile for eight years in a foreign country, learning under the teacher to whose eliefs she had become a convert In her example the discriminating can see a@ woman *ho was not satisfied merely to be the daughter of the world’s richest man, nor even the wife of another enormously wealthy man, but was possessed by a re- solve to establish her own identity in the world, to leave her own footprint in the sands of time. [t de- stroved her home, but many wij! sympathize with this noor little rich girl,” now a woman of 49, and with her eagerness to “be something.” Since Ibsen's heroine slammed the door on her hus- band and children and started forth in quest of her own soul, many women have forsaken home and family for a life in which they could find freer and fuller ex- pression of their own desires and hopes It is not likely, however, that this ever occurred in a household where existed more of the elements which make for contentment and concord than where present in the McCormick domicile. Harold McCormick, son of old Cyrus, the “Harvester King,” was a student at Yale when he met Edith Rock- efeller, daughter of the “Oil King.” Even at that time she had shown a marked interest in things outside the tomary routine of a society's girl's life. McCor- mick'’s attention was first excited, it is said, by acci- dentally observing that on Christmas Eve she sent out a huge number of baskets to poor families with whose circumstances she had become personally ac- quaintec. The families already were friends, and the acquaintance between the heir to the harvester mil- lions and the daughter of the petroleum magnate quickly evolved into a closer bond They were married in the parlors of the Buckingham Hotel, New York, on Nov. 26, 1895, each being 24 years of age at the time. Arrangements had been made pre- viously for an elaborate ceremony at the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, but the bridegroom became slightly ill, and a more modest rite was substituted. Even so, such a union, between members of such families, was the social event of the season. The bridal couple spent their honeymoon on the shores of the Mediterranean, fter which they returned to America to assume a distinguished place in the financial and social life of the country. In the eyes of their friends, they were an idea) couple, ideally conditioned for happiness. They had the riches of Croesus, their social! position was as hizh as social position can be in a democracy, each was popular and had a keen interest in life, and, in time. they were blessed with a beantiful and talented daugh- ter. Outwardly, the marriage was as near perfection as may be found outside heaven For more than 15 years this satisfying relation pre- vailed, McCormick absorbed in his business, his fam- ily, and, latterly, in the affairs of the Chicago Opera Company, his wife engrossed in her home, her social OTNC Wrecker fer t 7 duties and the _ social service work with which ( she had always been con cerned since a girl. Then something happened. * It is so often remarked as to be a platitude that humans rarely have ans ' knowledge of the birth of those events which later are to involve their des- tinies in the very year that McCormick and his bride were spending their honeymoon in Italy. there was ibliished in Vienna, by a Dr. Breuer and his psychoanalysis Psychoanalysis, it may be said by way of expla- na‘ion, is ene of the latest of the sciences.. By the same to-en, it ts one of the latest fads to at- trac’ tIntellizgent women who have more time and money than they have or- cupation for The astounding hold which this most complicated and difficult subject has ta‘en on the attention of women was striiingly il- lustrated about a year ego in St. Louis when a certain womens club an- novnced a lecture DY a visiting spea‘ter on the - subject of pseychoanaly- ; sis Apparently the topic : was one which would in- ( terest only persons of scientific knowledge and training. To the. ordi- nary man, in aehort, it was a lecture that would be as dry as dust. But what happened? The assem- biy hall of the club was packed to capacity long be- fore the lecturer arose—and virtually all were women They stood around the walls and in doorways and the lecture was received with rapt attention. To the writer. @ mere man who happened to attend, it was a singular phenomenon, and highly illuminating. An ironic aspect of the matter was that the speaker unmercifully flayed the type of women who dabble in the subject simply in pursuit of a rather neurotic diversion. What, then, is the nature of psychoanalysis, and what is the reason for its uncanny fascination of per- sons, many of whom never had a thought more sci- entific than that of the effect of blue tulle over peach taffeta, «hen taken in conjunction with violet eyes, dark hair and the propinquity of the male? Well, the problem facing one who attempts a brief and clear exposition of psychoanalysis is the same as that ex- perienced by the benevolent professors who tried to write “Easy Lessons in Relativity.” And the result is about as informative. A hint at its nature may be profitable, however, and some of the results achieved by those who have practiced it are not only interesting, > . “ ~~ . . , « 2. . 7 a. . ™ - —> Doe 2 a8 >» > = ~~ > Edith Rockefeller, daughter of the Oil King, as she was abomt time of her marriage to the son of the Harvester King. but, in some cases, decidedly startling. Priefly, psychoanalysis is the method of down into the hidden depths of a person's mind bringing to light those things which cause him t and act as he does. More, it is largely discovering in his mind the things whose does not even suspect, but which, it & nevertheless often responsible for his attiteds duct. It is rather disturbing to be tolé that ¢ constantly doing things for reasons that oe know existed. [t is terrifying to feel that, us, in the back of our own heads, are stromg ferocious impulses which may at any time do things which we now have no intention of Yet that is what the psychonalysts claim; clare, furthermore, that the reasons of our things are not the reasons which we have all, but something entirely different, from the “unconscious,” which is the tem™ to that dim realm where are said to live a pressed and forgotten desires That is a crude attempt to indicate oom? aspects of the new science, as understood & rst ¥ | Mystic. final! Mc ‘or? 0 years & few of a def! tO the MAL’ BD a ach doctrines it Was r & Mem). - ttn » bie ¢ OF her «. Rifican: Rece on the s ters, but here Freud name al) nemes, fh of Havel Freud, 4 lived and Vienna advanced Jung, a gist of Swi serlar wor ing a Freud, a some Ver ent col Jung, wor the Vienn also diffe mately ¥ established a schoo! of hi nick became interested in azo, she gravitated to | became ao absorbed in it that she p tablix help in the production —* sace of Jung’s “A nalytical | “CY published in 1917. o~-. A .

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| King, as she was about the of the Harvester King. decidedly startling nalveis im the method of den depthe of a persons ! ose things which cause him . > More. it is largely concert presence mind the things whose | pect, but which, It js cial responsible for his attitude ry disturbing to be to hings for reasons that oO « terrifying to feel that, h which may at any time ¢ we now have no intention the psychonalysts claim. that the reasons of our doing » reasons which we have tho g entirely different, aaser' cious.” which ts the term » where are said to live @ tten desires le attempt to « eclence, as understood by id that one j ne did | \dden & our own heads, are atrong & ll ou indicate some of Recent photograph of Harold F. McCormick of Chicago. on the street. Doubtless the professors would tear it to tat- ters, but it is hardly misleading, and will serve the purpose here Freud undoubtedly is the father of psychoanalysis: his name already. is inseparably associated with it. Other nemes, however, blare brightly fn its firmament, chiefly those of Havelock Ellis and Dr. Car! Jung. Ellis is an Englishman: Freud, as stated, lived and worked in — Vienna His most advanced pupil was Jung, a psycholo- gist of Zurich, Swi zerland. Eilis, wor ing apart from Freud, arrived at some very differ- ent conclusions. Jung, wor-ing with * the Viennese sage, also differed ulti- mately with his yg finally established a school of his own at : McCormick became interested in the sub- years ago, she gravitated to the Jung le 80 absorbed in it that she went to blished a residence at Geneva and took Under the personal supervision of Dr. eight years ago, and there she re- & few wees azo, when, simultaneously @ a definite separation from her husband, ® the McCormic: palace at 1000 Lake Chicago, and announced that she pro- Maschool in America for the teaching of doctrines. As corroboration of this an- Was noted that with her was Dr. Josef Member of the Jung school. to which she has mastered the intri- able facta of the + cience, there is no way her seriousness there is no doubt. One want fact bears testimony that she has eS Valuable friend to the scientist. In the \ reac sind to —* — — cial oie conte ¥ ieee shin aii) ee - a ; : | ! : ; —s

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: Pompe es . a + dl — sap £ or. oe ~~ Os ms e. High Rolling at St Morital xings 9 American traveler finds that prohibt- tion has even invaded the most famous and beautifal of Switzer- land’s Alpine resorts 2s By KARL K. KITCHEN HE drastic effects of prohibition are De- ing felt in Switzerland. Although I climbed to the Bernina Pass and hung around the Berninahospiz for nearly an hour, I didnt meet a single St. Bernard dog with a. flask. Of course, nearly every gay dog in New York carries a hip flask. But since the police have “ohibition seriously I ve had a laud- to Switzerland, where had try to look lost in a high mountain - . of 4 . “* nass to have a big dog bound up with a flask of brands ca asked us to take able desire to & was only neces around his neck and t-hout any bad news on a check All wrong, Oswald, ail wrong. The St. Bernard dogs in Switzerland do not carr) icture st cards to the contrary notwith- flasks Pat whee 4 standing [| climbed to one of the highest passes in the Alps and met every dog in the vicinity—oniy to Save & ‘ond illusien shattered. And it wasn't because I didn't look lost—for { went t he Berninahospiz, at the top of Bernina Pass, in lannel trousers A St. Bernard with one eye found me and wagged his foolish old tail when I under hia neck for the lifesaving Muid. How- 2 be winked his cyclopic orb at me and ran back to the hospiz. with the result that [ got a drink—at the prevailing rate in Swiss francs Which is the only way you can get a drink in Switzerland Mv trip-to the Bernina Pass was not entirely dis- appointing, however Evervbody who goes [to 3St makes the journey for the view from Ajp Grum. just beyond the pass, which is one of the finest ‘in the world. From the terrace of the little Swiss res- taurant at the point one can look far down into Italy for. as every schoolboy knows, beyond the Alps lies y—and lies and lies and lies. It’s the top of this -+ of the world. so to speak. The water from one of the mountain flows into the Black Sea via the Danube. while from the other side it Mows into the North Sea via the Rhine, and into the Adriatic via Fortunately, none of this water gets into the Yvorne —_the excellent Swiss wine that is.served at Alp Grum- which brings to mind what Noah said when the flood tarted him on his cruise. If i remember correctly, he remarked ‘tT don't care how much water there is. as iong as it doesn’t get into the wine.” j When one has lunched well at Alp Grum and has ‘ea by the side of the -cler at Morteratsch—the .strvy in the Engadine is the fineat in the world-—one has done the usual thing. For that is how the summer jtors at St. Moritz amuse theniselves In the minds of many peo- ie St Moritz is associated hieflv with winter sporis— and it is the queen of all winter resorts for that sort ef thine. But it is also the smartest summer resort in Switzerland. This summer it ittracted an unusually large ‘umber of people, for the eason that Europe experi- enced the hottest summer in many years St. Moritz is the coolest resort in Switz- erland. with the resuit that ‘ts hotels were filled, for the first time since 1914 Because the Swiss franc is so high— it takes almost two and a half French francs ta cet a Swiss one, and even @ dollar only brings you six— there are very few French seople in Switzerland this iamer. And by the same token comparatively few Germans are in evidence The great hotels at St. Mor- tz ~—and the town is nothing but a collection of big ho- tels, nearly all of the first- class variety—were filled principally with wealthy English and Americans. Of course, there were the usu- al assortment of “schiebers” it is impossible to avoid them anywhere in Europe Moat of them are of Frank- fort origin and reek with money. One of thé ‘‘scieb- ers at the Grand Hotei had a trunkful of German marks which he insisted on spending instead of Swiss money. Because the Engadiners were able io make their own rate of exchange they took his Teutonic banknotes. Even when they made him give o” marks for a franc he didn't protest, for he had so many marks he didn't know what to do with them. So if he was an easy mark he was also a shining one. The few Italian and German Princesses who were there were not my idea of what Princesses ought! to de and. of course, they were completely eclipsed by the daughters of some of our American profiteers. Her Hichness. the American Girl, is the real Queen of Europe, and don't let anyone tell you she isn’t Our American men may not measure up to the smart En- gliishmen one sees at St. Moritz—but. of course, we ant have everything A Greek flag firing from the roof of the Engadiner Kulm revealed the presence of Eleutherios Venizelos, Pn - . = e y ; . he former Premier of Greece. who Was spending a a well-earned holiday before embarking on another mat- rimonial venture’ This modern Ulvsses is said to have been the onlY honest man in Greece in nearly 2'40 years —which explains why he is in exile at st. Moritz. The Menoca! family. including the ex-President of Cuba. were much in evidence, but there were no Cuban flags flying because the Swiss hotel Seepers didnt have one. And there were a few weird-looking dipio- mats and their wives from the Baikxans. But the smart set of both England and America predominated, which is not surprising, for, after all, they are the people who have real money. Many wealthy people have affected poverty in their talk of late—in fact, it is quite the “The Alpenpost is slow but picturesque.” PAGE TEN SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 16, 1921. The St. Bernard dogs do not carry flasks any more. Another fond fashionable thing to do—but I have always potied high-powered motors at their doors and unmistakably signs of recognition from head waiters. In short, the rich nearly always have money and the poor are a One has only to spend a few hours at St. Morits realize that it is the last word in Swiss resorta Ip hotels are more luxurious than anywhere else in Swite erland, its mountains are more grandiose than any other | ‘ve seen, and it has a climate that ts ipeom parable, especially if one goes in for sports. Guy davs are either devoted to mountaineering, makigg @& cursions by Alpenpost or railway to nearby beastly except dancé or play bridge necessary to sneak up on a glacier before the am knows what you're up to. x After a glacier has given you an icy stare and youw or 15 miles, it is not difficult to sit dowa® a meal at the Palace Hotel—even in high collar, Far even if the other guests do not unbend, yoe will fam that the food responds to slight movements with Ge And the longest walk does not i drinking arm e: Personally, when it comes to mountain climbing, | PLAY the man on quires something more most of all a propitio shattered. of Hungary evidently t His “return from Ejiba.” how supported, haa fizzled out it retirement from the King bus a permanent one There Was another Charies a “comeback,” and it was a, '. Charies Il of England was a figure when he entered Lor Oliver Cromwell. For 11 ye without a kingdom. The pe gave a deliriously joyful wel become AnoWn as the “Merr That (harles evidentiy had he must have cut a dashing curls, his plumed hat and al! more than six feet tail. and a “well made, with a swarthy e« with his fine black eyes, a lar ful and dignified carriage and Farthest Fri In addition to the standard o it. s | flasks containing together a pr had an additional emergency {f sure of lo” pounds, which wou mouth At 10.0) feet | passed throu and at 29,100 feet passed thy: which somewhat obscured the e in lorating my position with re of the ground. spots, or to golf or tennis. There are not cabarets @ I did not feel any ill effects wt city distrdctions. Everything is very proper—very mam 30,00) feet, as I was receiving Was Warm enough, but as the the Palace Hotei—which its the rendesvoug f@ feet was reached a slight slowing dinner is the big function of faculties was noticeable and thi Moritz dines late—it is not unusual for as altitude above this height w oltra-fashionables to sit down for dinner at Sie tion calls for oxygen. The fac There's nothing elise to do in the eveniig= bormally if | would stoop over to ma’ Resides, early rising is the rule, for it is considaal Would feel the need for oxyen. by the objects on the ground «a the cockpit becoming dim and sl these effects [| would turn on gen. which was flowing well Worried at no time until approx! reach ect At this altitude ice from ‘my be Must have clogged the oxygen ply I felt the force becoming diminis Very bad effects from ft's lack |! | and did succeed in getting a taste automobiles are allowed ia @ z Sct quickly enough to clear the ‘ Canton of Griseas, a Over on to the emergency flask an comprises most of the Eager gj from the side of my mask, placi dine. One has to take a cr this aperture directly into my mo riage—or better yet, the AP “and in an instant was feeling com penpost. The Alpenpost Bae | was «upercharging to sea-leve slow, but it is much morepPGe feet (indicated) and exnected that turesque than a Ford, Blone | would probably reach 700 casionally it is well t @ but this was not the case. As 80 something for one’s =e “cre lost on the engines the por sake Minished and I could only get 1a Next to getting cold fect@ @ Which was the absolute ¢eiling of a nearby glacier—through | courtesy of the Alpine ? it is great sport to take GF Alpenpost to Maloja, aa! and a half away, wrap self around a good at the Maloja Palace and post back to St. time for the The , the Grand Hotel The 2 prefer a taxi. However, 30 “¢ = % .% ’ Psych lysi ycnoana ySl His formulas for drawing the proj the outcome of the test are far too mit m description. and. for that 4 ases. Some of the elemer - y-oapaacet the time taken in res raised seat in the rear” Brain of the tales ar apo. oa fine. but the real place @® experimental effort to denen ail is on the box witR the OP was . thief. -the Speed of heart acti er, whose hat alone & y demea>.- were important factors. good for a laugh. The st Aedes was successful, and result the Upper Engadine & ball Woman who Was not rtic tonic, and the @riva® == This a: Onc® suggests rele an never refuse to stop & 7%) taes 1. which the Peatihaals P hell drink, if you have the finer But the te hnique has Roepe all cial courage. oi fleld than that of detecting : On my second mors * i Oe of ;,. seeming poasibilities ts St. Moritz Hans Badrett, © @ @naly.;. of child psychology. future director of the Palace ‘Oo © train the children nee got me up at 5:30 to *8 to detect. A cardinal rinciph eizht-mile walk over Deychoanalysis is that a of mountain trall to ome result of repressions that a farms for a ome COrliest childhood a milk. It's a pla fork on w | ' he has of entertaining B® t responsible oo phoned: tinguished guests. 5 theories, is his contention ly, it gave me the repreasions are connected in to discuss some metin-t. Legmen have fulm Swiss problems, so! round of bed taste: some of t no ill will Nearly *© unmeasured and : men in Switzerland are™ ence, that tt has et tee work. according @ evement is founded ana al host. And because (he Primitive instinet is naeanill (Continued on pose a atial one, he says, but {t is a ' 3 of a which are equally important. lad s

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a gee 4 nce aneniemntinre-ta amelie seaiioenadith — - e 5 a 8 RS A A a OC Air gece. Mee ee ~o J of ce WS > || SMMMEKings Who Have Failed to “Come Back” *7LAY the man on horseback successful . . , . : : 0 PI | ully re But he made a bad King. He who “never said a fool- Gen. Georges Ernest Jean Marie Boulasaer. e hend- quires something more than a horse. It requires ish thing and never did a wise one” does not present some fellow with a curly moustache and close-cropped ? _ dogs do not carry most of al! a propitious star. Ex-King Charles ®" ©Pcouraging example of the sort of thing Charles beard, whose outwWard appearance was quite ideal for and again when he escaped from Elba, and, recapturing ally made Boulanger a national hero. He was “agin’ the allegiance of his soldiers, drove out his Bourbon the guyv'mint.” He was for La Pelle France, sword successor and flourished for the hundred days which in hand>-revenging herself on the barbarous Prussians. 4 permanent one There Was another Charlies once who was staged as wre. Another fond f " ' y h d of Hungary evidently has the wrong kind of star. P ee ee to me , the man-on-horseback role. “| : . ‘ c susceptibility ‘rence s Ministe far G ‘ : ‘ Ais shattgpe His “return from Eiba,” however carefully staged and the attract! fa‘ , Mite —— vremee Beopte - oa ares nemealinny War Gen. Boulanger effected seme pop "| | ; ons Of a@ “man on horseback” had its classic ular reforms in the army, and somebody made him the % supported, has fizzied out. It really looks as if Charles example in the case of Napoleon Bonaparte when he subject of a very catchy music hall song, the “Boulang- i retirement from the King business might be considered eared his empire on the wreckage of the revolution. er March.” Everybody was whistling it, and it actu- ei ee nse elle MT 0 apie 1 ~ “ -" . ~ 2 - . m ee eee ee EE PE re ee EO a _ a “comeback, and it Was a gallant and hilarious one. ended in the debacle of Waterloo. Orieanists and malcontents of all parties flocked to Charlies 11 of England was a gallant and picturesque Louis Napoleon spent his life in earnest attempts to his standard, and for a few years the republic seemed figure when he entered London after the death of imitate his illustrious uncle. He tried the “man won in danger. | Oliver Cromwell. For 11 years he had been a King horseback” trick at Strasburg when he was °8. and The Duke of Orleans, a resident of England. once without a kingdom. The people, sick of Puritanism, earned only ridicule. He tried it again at Boulogne posed as pretender to the throne of France. gave a deliriousi) joyful welcome to him who was to four years later and was shut up in the fortress of Spain had for a long time her would-be man on become known as the “Merry Monarch.” Ham. At last, managing to get himself elected Presi- horseback in the person of Don Carlos de Bourbon, That Charlies evidently had a propitious star, and dent of the republic, he engineered a coup d'etat which pretender to the throne of Alfonso. He many times be must bave cut a dashing figure in his long black Victor Hugo so passionately dissected in his “History tried to work the return from exile trick, but the pelice to mountaineering, makivg ex- curls, his plumed hat and all the rest of it. He was of a Crime’ and made himself Emperor. or somebody always shooed him away. Don Carlos more than six feet tall, and a woman described him as “Napoleon the Little,” aséHugo called him, met his lived in a handsome palace in Venice, with all. the - “well made, with a swarthy complexion agreeing well finish at Sedan and drazgge/™ out his last years in exile state of a King surrounded by an obsequious court. with his fine black eyes, a large, ugly mouth, a grace- in England. Another Frenchman tried to imitate him Put when he stepped out in the street he became just a ful and dignified carriage and a fine figure.” in the closing years of the last century. This was commen person. but I have always noticed h F FE h Th ~ , : : ‘ | ‘thelr doors and unmistakable Fart est rom art af Man Has kKver Been (Continued From Page 6) —— 1 m head waiters. In short, the | » money and the poor are al- In addition to the standard oxygen equipment of five While hanging suspended at an indicated altitude while climbing to the ceiling I was circling around the , it it. “ flasks containing together a pressure of 2°) pounds, | on the dial of 41,206 feet the plane swung and rolled’ City of Dayton, gradually increasing the size of circle | d a few hours at St. Moritz to had an additional emergency flask containing a pres- and very little action on the controls could be ob- as altitude was gained in order to always be within r st word in Swiss resorts. Its — gure of 1500 pounds, which would lead directly into my tained. The controls were almost useless, as there gliding distance of the field or of Davton. This circle ? we than anywhere else in Switz- mouth. | : was not enough sustaining surface to move the plane in as altitude was gained increased its radius until at the : » more grandiose than any other At 10,000 feet | passed through a stratum of clouds the direction that was desired. top the radius was about 60 or 70 miles. 1 attempted to . has a climate ‘that is incom- and at 20,000 feet passed through another stratum It was at this point practically without control, and keep this circle round, with Dayton as the center, but : me goes in for sports. One's which somewhat obscured the ground and hindered me i held it there for almost five minutes before I was strong, heavy winds tended to drift me in various.di- | in locating my position with respect to the geography absolutely certain it would go no further. When as- rections. : or railway to nearby beauty of the ground. | ) sured of*this I pulled the throttle slightly back in 1 do not know what these directions were, for the | nia. There are not cabarets or 1 did not feei any ill effects whatever until well above order to glide down, but even with this small move- reason that my mind was not sufficiently acute to be thing is very proper —very much + 30,000 feet, as | was receiving plenty of oxygen and ment the bottom seemed to drop out of the piane and able to know all these facts. ~ | was Warm enough, bvt as the altitude above 30,000 down it quickly went toward earth. The original part of the return to earth was made “which is the rendezvous ,for dinner is the big function of ines iate-—it is not unusual for © sit down for dinner at 8:30 or hing else to do in the evening— feet was reached a sficht slowing up of one’s senses and - faculties was noticeable and this slowing up increased as altitude above this height was gained. Any exer- tion calls for oxygen. The faculties do not function bormally. If | would stoop over to make some adjustment ! 4 the rule, for it is considered would feel the need for oxygen. This need is manifest n a glacier before the sun @ by the objects on the ground and the instruments in fy the cockpit becoming dim and shaky. Whenever I felt iven you an icy stare and you've @ these effects | would turn on a little more oxy- it is ‘not difficult to sit down to gen, which was flowing well and freely. I was Hotel—even in high collar. For Worried at no time until approximately 39,000 feet was ta do not unbend, you W he tee walk does not tire @ Must have clogged the oxygen pipe, for the reason that comes to mountain climbing, ! ill find — Peached. At this altitude ice from my breath within the mask Ife the force becoming diminished and began to feel very bad effects from X's lack. | tried to blow this out prefer a taxi: However, no @ and did succeed in getting a taste of ice, but could not automobiles are allowed in the St quickly enough to clear the entire tube, so swung Canton of Grisons, which over on to the emergency flask and tore a smal! plaster comprises most of the Enga- from the side of my mask, placing the tube through dine. One has to take a car- ‘this aperture directly into my mouth within the mask, riage—or better yet, the Al- @ aad in an instant was feeling comparatively normal. penpost. The Alpenpost is i’ I Was supercharging to sea-level conditions at 40,800 low, but it is much more ple- (indicated) and exnected that flying on the engine i than a Ford and oc- } 1 would probably reach 7000 or 8000 feet more, tne ane it is ont to do St this was not the case. As soon as sea conditions ees for one's liver's Were lost on the engines the power was quickly di- something : Binished and | could only get 1 feet more altitude, ope to getting cold feet on Which was the absolute ceiling of the plane. . ; a nearby glacter—through the. courtesy of the Alpine Club— it is great sport to take the Alpenpost to Maloja, an hour one’s and a half away, wrap self around a good wr at the Maloja Palace and post back to St. Morits - time for the The Dansant the Grand Hotel. The high- raised seat in the rear is very . —_— i 1. His formulas for drawing the proper conclusions from Outcome of the test are far too complicated to per- of description, and, for that matter, vary in dif- { cases. Some of the elements taken into con- ‘Metation are the time taken in responding, the nature the response, the failure to respond or to understand Main of the words. In one case, where Dr. Jung made fine, but the real place to =i @iperimenta! effort to detect which of three women is on the box with the dri & thief, the apeed of heart action and the general er, whose hat alone is always . oy were important factors. The test, it may good for a la _ The alt 34 , Was successful, and resulted in the confession the Upper Fngadine io Woman who was not particularly under suspicion. tonic, and the driver " at once suggests some of the possible practical never refuse to stop for to which the method may be put. drink, if you have the finam- § Bat the technique has to do with a far broader and cial courage. ot? field than that of detecting criminals. Indeed, On my second moree od - of its seeming possibilities is that, by a proper St. Moritz Hans Badrutt, of child psychology, future generations may be director of the Palace H "7 © so train the children that there will be no got me up at 5:30 to take to detect. A cardinal principle of all the schools eixht-mile walk over his” lysis is that much of our present attitude mountain trail to one result of repressions that occurred even back in farme for a glass of fresh “riiest childhood. milk. Itsea playful little me rock on which Jung split with Freud, and the he has of entertaining his "sponsible for much violent denunciation of the tinguished guests. Forty theories, is his contention that virtually all ly, it gave me the oppor* repressions arc connected in some way with the to discuss some perp f La¥men have fulminated against him on Swiss problems, 80 , ye 0,000- = Sound of bad taste: some of this denunciation has no ill will Nearly © Unmeasured and so patently the product of men in Switzerland are al that it has not been effective. Jung's work. according ‘ mt is founded on something mutch sounder. host. And because the 15.) Primitive instinct is certainly a very strong and v7 (Continued on page tial one, he says, but it is simply one of a group, Of Which are equally important. ' Before I could make the proper readjustments the engine and radiator had cooled so quickly that there was no warmth in the cockpit from the radiator pipes running through it to warm the pilot, and as a result it became much colder in the cockpit, resulting in ice forming on the inside of mv goggles, making me al- most blind for the instant, and I could not handle the plane correctly for a short time. I was feeling’ weak and groggy and was afraid of passing out completely. My mind was not active and I could not think fast and correctly. However, I knew that by reducing my altitude | would come back to normal! and be able to make all adjustments if I could get down lower. I let the plane come down almost any way in order to get it down where I could think correctly. . I neglected to say that just before or while I was at the supreme altitude that I remembered that Maj. Fane had as*ed me to look above me while at the great height and see if I could see the stars or any constel- lations and note the appearance of the sky and any peculiar feature which might exist. This I did. i was-unable to see any stars, but one fact was brought forcibly to my mind, and that was the fact that the atmosphere was extremely bright and light. Instead of being a dark blue, as is the case at the ground, the sky was very light in color, with but a slight blue tinge. There is far more sunlight, and it is far brighter at this altitude than closer to the ground. choanalysis, Newest of Intellectual Fads One of the megt interesting of Jung's experiments was made upon a woman, 30 vears old, who had been married three vears. Since her marriage she | ad suf- fered occasionally from fits of excitement, during which she was violently jealous of her husband, entirely with- out cause. The patient was sure she loved her husband, admitted in her calmer moments that her fears were entfrely unsupported, and was herself very much pesr- plexed by her own unhappy state. The inquiry showed that she was of one religious faith and her husband of another. She declared this made no difference in her feeling, and the man admitted that she had never brought up the question. She was known to be an extreme prude, even around her husband. With these data the professor prepared a list of “stimulus words" which he propounded to her. The result showed that she was most excited by the fol- lowing: “To pray, to marry, to choose, false, fear, con- tented.”” From this he drew the following deductions: That she was not indifferent to the religious differences and did pray for her husband; that she believed there was something wrong with her marriage; that she was false, entertained fancies of faithlessness for herself; was afraid: was not contented with her husband, and thought of separation. To most of us unacquainted with the science, these conclusions would seem pretty far fetched. When, however, Dr. Jung acquainted his patient with his con- clusions, she at first angrily denied them, then minced over it, but finally admitted the whole business, and added more to ft. She confessed a number of fancies of faithlessneas on her own part which she had never before even admitted to herself. Hence, concludes the doctor, “her prudishness and jealousy were merely a projection on her husband of her own desires.” SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 16, 1921. in a very contused state, but as aititude was: lost, ele- nents of consciousness became clearer, and at about 30, feet I was beginning to feel normal again. Here i changed goggles and continued my glide toward earth, flying around at 20,14") feet for a period of approxi- mately 20 minutes, in order that the change in condt!- 4 tion from my altitude to the ground would not be too | sudden i landed and taxied to the line where the bovs in the hangars and on the field were waiting. curious to know the results of the flight. The actual calibrated altitude of the flight, as indicated in the barograph charts, was 40,800 feet, which is the hizhest altitude any living being has made. I wish to again call attention to the fact that this record flight is but merely incidental in the chain of development of superchargers undertaken by the en- gineering division of the air service and is the finished and perfected work of this development. Supercharg- ers are in such a state now, due to the developing de- partment under Maj. T. H. Bane, Capt. G. E. A. Hallett, Dr. 5. A. Moss and Adolph Berger, chief of the power plant at the field, that they should be fairly consistent at extremely high altitudes in the future. Yet. in my opinion, altitude records will pn be gauged by the superchargers themselves, but sFathe physical limitations of the pilots. To get much higher, greater provision of some method will have to be made or it wil! be impossible for a pilot to sustain the ex- treme hardship (Continued From Page 9) Another rather striking conciusion which he states in another place is that by far the greater number of un- happy marriages are failures because one party or the other, or both, are constantly comparing the other un- favorably to some model, usually a parent. And this is not the sort of admitted comparison with which everybody is familiar in some cases, but goes on with- out the knowledge of the one who is making the com- parison, he says. One igs moved to wonder if Mrs. McCormick had tried to apply any of her philosophy to her own case. It may, be noted that the announcement of separation cefne from McCormick, and that she denied it out- right. Does she intend to psychoanalyze her husband, and remove the “repression” which causes him to feel that he no longer wants to live with her? It is a fas- cinating speculation. No one knows the nature of his “repressions,”’ presumably. He recently was a visitor at Dieppe, the European resort, and while there met an old friend, Madame Ganna Walska Cochran, beautiful opera singer and wife of another American millionaire manufacturer, Alex Smith Cochran. She was in the Chicago Opera Company, of which McCormick is one of the wealthiest patrons, last year. Fy a strange coincidence, know!l- edge that she contemplated a divorce- preceded an- ‘1ouncement of the McCormick separation, and Mc- Cormick came back to New York on the same ship that bore the singer's lawyer. Also, it is rumored, she may return to the Chicago Opera Company. It is quite plain that if Mrs. MeCormick desires an opportunity to “probe into the hidden .depths of the mind, and bring forth those things which cause a man to think and act as he does.” she faces a golden oppor- tunity, with more than the usual! acientific incentive PAGE ELEVEN. = : | es AE CE CO rm ct I iy a ~ me oe a ’ ate + wari sn nae o - ~ . a. , = ee . . , Fs é M ' “ ~ eee } “~ 7 -- ee en I yaa el NE am ea gt ag OD Ny) RE Sone Se ~ — eel ~ ern so on > omy r - - —_ mn - a “ ee ad - . ee, eh Ait oa

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af j . “S->% "5x os pA Fae & : ee a Sry «6 * wees | ———————————— . ee ee ee x . 28 gee. - Lewy sci EE ms re wr v 4 “Yt BF t+ Oo Ra [/ A L-® 1,4 * G j G9 4.4 a iG) 3¢G¢ y % ; 6G G Number Three—In Which 14444 |, AM pial Lulu Goes £@-i2 hema ] — — .. " ‘ye. | “TD anee: ‘ . a T\s i “ A JUNE morning Dwight Herbert Vea-. eon looked at the sty. and said with his manner of originating it ae “How about a picnic this afternoon Ina. with her blank, upward look, ex- claimed Today : > g Mrs. Betts voice shrilled from within the house, startiingly close—just bevond the blind, in fact “Go on, Lulite It'll do you good You mind me and go on. Well.” said Ninian. “that's what | say. You hustie for vour hat and vou come aiong. Mor the first time this course presented itself to PAGE TWELVE. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 16. 1921. Lul: as a possibility. She s.ared up at Ninian. “You can slip on my linen duster, over,” Ina said, graciousl’ ‘Your new one”’ Dwight incredulously wished to know ‘Oh. no'” Ina laughed at the idea. “The old one. They were having to wait for Di in any case-—they alwavs had to wait for D‘'—and at last. hardly believ- ing in her own motions, Lulu was running to make ready. Mrs. Bett hurried to help her, but she took down the wrong things and they were both irritated. Lulu reappeared in the linen duster and a wide hat. There had been no time to stighten up’ her hair; she was flushed at the advent, she had never looked so well. They started. Luiu, falling in with Monona, heard for the firat time in her life, the step of the pursuing male, choosing to walk beside her and the little girl Oh. would Ina like that? And what did Lulu care what Ina liked? Monona, making a silly, semi-articu- late observation, was enchanted to have Lulu burst into laughter and squeeze her hand. Pi contributed her bricht presence, and Bobby Lark- in appeared from nowhere, running, with a gigantic baz of fruit. “Bullylujah'” be shouted, and Lulu could have shout- ed wifh him She sought for some utterance. She wanted to ta)k with Ninian. “I do hope we've brought sandwiches enough, Was ail that she could get to Say. They chose a spot, tHat is to aay. Dwight Herbert chose a spot, across ‘he river and up the shore where there was at that season a ‘rip of warm beach. Dwight Herbert declared himself the bovilder of incompardble fires, and made a bad smudge: Ninian, who was a amobper neitber by birth nor by adoption, kept offering brightly to help, could think of nothing to do. and presently. bethinking himself of skipping stones. went and tried to sxip them on the flowing river. ina cut her hand opening the condensed milk and was obliged to sit onder a tree and nurse the wound. - Monona spilled all the salt and sought diligently to recover it. So Lulu did all the work. A: for Di and Bobby, thev had taken the pail and gone for water, discouraging Monona from accompanying them, discouraging her to the point of tears. But the two were gone for so long that on their return Dwight was hungry and cross and majestic. “Those who disregard the comfort of other people,” he enunciated, “cannot expect consideration for them- selves tn the future.” He did not say on what ethical tenet this dictum was based, but he delivered it with extreme authority. Ina caught her lower lip with her teeth, dipped -her head und ivoked at Di. And Monona laughed like a little demon As soon as Lulu had all in readiness, and cold corned beef and salad had begun their orderly progression, Dwight became the immemorial dweller in green fast- nesses. He began: “This is ideal. I tell you, people don't half know life if they don't get out and eat in the open. It’s bet- ter than anv tonic at a dollar the bottle. Nature's tonic—eh? Free az the air. Look at that sky. See that water. Could anything be more pleasant?” He amiled at his wife. This man’s face was glowing with simple pleasure. He loved the out-of-doors with 2 love which could not explain itself. But he now lost a definite climax when his wife’s comment was heard to be “Monona! Now it’s all over toth ruffies. And mam- ina does try so-hard —— After supper some boys arrived with a boat. which they beached, and Dwight, with enthusiasm, gave the boys 10 cents for a half-hour’s use of that boat and - - ee aa” EE. * = ~ pe me ef “Do you know something?” he began. “I think you have it pretty hard around here.” invited to the waters his wife, his brother and his younger daughter. Ina was timid--not because she was afraid, but because she was congenitally timid—wiy her this was not a belief or an emotion, it was o @& ease. “Dwight, darling. are you sure there's no danger “Why, none. None in the world. Whoever heard ¢@ drowning in a river?” ‘But you're not so very used” --— ; Oh, wasn't he? Who was it that had lived im a bem throughout youth if not he?” Ninian refused out of hand, lighted a cigar end ae on a log in a permanent fashion. Ina’s plump figure was fitted in the stern, the child Monona affixed, ang the oat put off, bow well out of water. On this ples ure ride the face of the wife was as the face of th damned. It was true that she revered her husbands opinions above those of all other men. In polities & science, in religion, in dentistry she looked up te ip dicta as to revelation. And was he not a Magistrate? Put let him take oars in hand, or shake lines Gr a whip above the back of any horse, and this womans wealf trust any other woman's husband by preference & was a phenomenon. Lulu was making the work last, so that she should be out of everybody’s way. When the boat put ff without Ninian, she felt a kind of terror and wish that he had gone. He had sat down near her, and she pretended not to see. At last Lulu understood tha Ninian was deliberately choosing to remain with ber. The languor of bis bulk after the evening meal ma no explanation for Lulu. She asked for no explanatin He had stayed And they were alone For Di, on a pretext of exam ining the flocks and herds, was leading Bobby away ts the pastures. a little at a time. The sun. now fallen, had left an even, waxes aj Leaves and ferns anpeared drenched with the light jaa withdrawn. The hush, the warmth, the color, Oa charged with some influence. The air of the tm communicated itself to Lulu as intense and quiet ep piness. She had not yet felt quiet with Niniam Ver the first time her blind excitement in his presence ceased and she felt curiously accustomed to him Ts him the air of the time imparted itself in a deepening of his facile sympathy. th 7 Re ae x ay a oe aa % Ment. insouciant lies. “Educat pret i laugh Mine eed “Do you know something” have it pretty herd around h “I?” Lalu was genuind® ; “Yes, sir. Do you have to w | guess you won't mind my as “Well, I ought to work. I Mother, too.” “Yes. But, glory’ You oug a life of your own. You want did—that first day.” She was silent. Again he : longing which she had never planted that longing. She ha what. Now she accepted the est of this role. “I guess you don't see how it coming along—a Stranger so He frowned, regarded the ri his diamond obediently shining drooping, had the liquid air of For the first time in her life « lessness. It intoxicated her. “They're very good to me.” He turned. “Do you know w Cause you've never had anybe That's why.” “But they treat me good.” “They make a siave of you puffed. frowning. “Damned ah Her loyalty stirred Lulu. living’ —— “And you earn it. I been wa here. Don't you ever go anywh She said: “This is the first “Lord. Don't you want to? “Not so much places like this “I see. What you want is t Ought to.” He regarded her | fine-looking woman.”. he said. She did not flush. but that f spoke for her: “You must have been a good-| ’ self.” His laugh went ringing acros pretty good,” he said He réga “I don't see how you do it,” | I do.” “How I do what?” “Why, come back quick like my.” - Lulu’s heart was beating pals her own in talk like this ws Bever talked in this fashion to | Some matter of life or death he Peak an alien tongue And yet St loss, that other Lulu. whom ¢ — about. seemed suddenly It's my grand education,” she 1 She sat humped on the log, he Ing in the light of the warm sky. hat and the linen duster, a £own against the sky 1 8 stiffly, her feet carefully cove ~ » her eyes rather piteous their hope somehow to her vague own. Yet her came these suffi- ion,” he said: ing heartily. “That's too." He spoke «a “Tt ain't never had it

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ae aay ae - —[In Which a Picnic - ia wife, his brother and hig as timid not because she wag was congenitally timid— with or an emotion, it was a dis- you sure there's no danger?” the world. Whoever heard of y used” --— ras it that had lived in a boat he” | band, lighted a cigar and sat t fashion tIna’s plump figure the child Monona affixes, and li out of water. On this pleas- . wife was as the face of the mt she revered her husband's all other men. In politics, in lentistry she looked up to his And was he not a Magistrate? hand. or shake lines or a whip horse, and this woman would ‘se husband by preference It work last, 30 that she should way. When the boat put off t a kind of terror and wished 1ad eat down near her, and she At last Lulu understood that choosing to remain with her. : after the evening meal made She asked for no explanation. For Di, on a pretext of exam- rds. was leading Bobby away to a time. had left an even, waxen sky. red drenched with the light just the warmth, the color, were fluence. The air of the time Lulu as intense and quiet hap- et felt quiet with Ninian For nd excitement in his presence riously accustomed to him. To > imparted itself in @ deepening See > eee, LULU. (Continued) BR There sat Dwight Herbert gently rocking the boat. “Do you know something” he began. “I think you have it pretty herd around here.” “I?” Lalu was genuin@® astonished. “Yes, sir. Do you have to work like this all the time’ | guess you won't mind my asking.” “Well, I ought to work. I have a home with them. Mother, too.” “Yes. But, glory' You ought to have some kind of a lifeof yourown. You want it, too. You told me you did—that first day.” She was silent. Again he was investing her with a longing which ehe had never really had, until he had ~ planted that longing. She had wanted she knew not what. Now she accepted the dim, the romantic inter- eat of this role. “] guess you don't see how it seems,” he said, ‘to me, coming along—a stranger so. ! don't like it.”’ He frowned, regarded the river, flicked away ashes. his diamond obediently shining. JLaulu's look, her head drooping, had the liquid air of the look of a young girl. For the first time in her life she was feeling her help- lessness. It intoxicated her. “They're very good to me,” she said. He turned. ‘Do you know why you think that? Be- cause you've never had anybody really good to you That's why.” “But they treat me good.” “They make a siave of you. Regular slave.” He puffed, frowning. “Damned shame, | call it,” he said Her loyalty stirred Lulu. “We have our whole living” —— “And you earn it. I been watching you since | been bere. Don't you ever go anywheres”?’ She said: ‘This is the first place in-—-in years.” “Lord. Don't you want to”? Of course you do!” “Not so much places like this”"—— “I see. What you want is to get away—like you'd ought to." He regarded her. “You've been a blamed fine-looking woman,” he said. She did not flush, but that faint, unsuspected Lulu spoke for her: “You must have been a good-looking man once your- His laugh went ringing across the water. “You're pretty good.” he said. He régarded her approvin®ly "1 don't see how you do it,” he mused, “blamed if I do.” “How I do what?” “Why, come back quick like that, with what you my.” Lulu’s heart was beating painfully. The effurt to bold her own in talk like this was terrifying. She had Sever talked in this fashion to anyone. It was as if ‘Wm@e matter of life or death hung on her ability to @eak af alien tongue. And yet, when she was most Mt loss, that other Lulu. whom she had never known @ything about, seemed suddenly to speak for her. As Dow: “It's my grand education,” she said. She sat humped on the log, her beautiful hair shin- ing in the light of the warm sky. She had thrown off hat and the linen duster, and was in her blue % gown against the sky and leaves. But she “Mt stiffly, her feet carefully covered, her hands ill at ‘Mme, her eyes rather piteous ® their bope somehow to i “vW her vague own. Yet , 7: : nf 2 . | ; her came these suffi- insouciant replies. 1 ema ~ he sald, fort Sat heartily. “That's too.” He spoke a “I ain't never had it ain't nevet missed it.” “Most folks are happy RRout an education.” said You're not very happy, Oh, no.” she said. |. Well, sir,” said Ninian. tell you what we'll do. I'm here I'm going “Aap —— to take you and Ina and Dwight up to the city.” “To the city?” “To a show. Dinner and a show. I'll give you one good time.” “Oh!” Lulu leaned forward. “Ina and Dwight go sometimes. I never been.” “Well, just vou come with me. I'll look up what's good. You tell me just what you want to eat, and well get it'’— She said: “I haven't had anything to eat in years that I haven't cooked myself.” He planned for that time to come, and Lulu listened as one intensely experiencing every word that he uttered. Yet it was not in that future merry-making that she found her joy, but in the consciousness that he—someone—-anyone—was planning like this for her. Meanwhile Di and Bobby had rounded the corner by an old hophouse and kept on down the levee. Now that the presence of the others was withdrawn. the two looked about them differently and began them- selves to give off an influence instead of being pressed upon by overpowering personalities. Frogs were chorusing in the near swamp, and Bobby wanted one. He was off after itt. But Di eventually drew him back, reluctant, frogliess. He entered upon an exhaustive ac- count of the use of frogs for bait, and as he talked he constantly flung stones. Di grew restless. There was, she had found, a-certain amount of this to be gone through before Bobby would focus on the personal. At length she was obliged to say, “Like.me today?” And then he entered upon personal talk with the same zest with which he had discussed bait. “Bobby,” said Di, “sometimes I think we might be married, and not wait for any old money.” They had now come that far. It was partly an authentic attraction, grown from out the old repulsion, and partly it was that they both—and especially Di— eo much wanted the experiences of attraction that they assumed its ways. And then each cared enough to as- sume the pretty role required by the other, and by the occasion, and by the air of the time. Miss Lulu Bett, in Dramatic Form, Was Prize American Play of Year ONA GALE'S story of “Miss Lulu Bett,” the faithful but unappreciated household | _f drudge, bas a stark realism tempered only by the ironicaK way in which the story is written. This vitality of the characters and the natural succession of incidents in an interesting plot also dominated the play of the same name, which followed and was based upon the novel now appearing in the Post-Dispatch Sunday Mag- azine. The dramatization won the $1000 Pulitzer Prize of Columbia University as the best Amer- ican play of the year, and has a very successful run in New York to its credit. The novel is being printed in the Sunday Magazine, in seria] form. You will enjoy the unfolding of this unusual tale. L > 7 . , ; ' * SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 16, 1921. . all . * he - ~~ a lil a a ee -— — oat ovr - % , os - > . ~ ; _* ate ge a 24 “rt ~~ “Would you?” asked Bobby—but in the subjunctive. She said: “Yes. I will.” “It would mean running away, wouldn't it” said Bobby, still subjunctive. “I suppose so. Mamma and papa are so unreasoén- able.” “Di,” said Bobby, “I don’t believe you could ever be bappy with me.” “The idea! [can too. You're going to be a great man-—you know you are.” Pobby was silent. Of course he knew it—but he passed it over. “Wouldn't it be fun to elope and surprise the whole school?" said Di, sparkling. Bobby grinned appreciativelyt He was good to look at, with his big frame, his head of rough dark hair, the sky warm upon his clear skin and full mouth. Di sud- denly announced that she would be willing to elope now. “I've planned eloping lots of times,”’ she said ambig- uously. It flashed across the mind of Bobby that in these plans of hers he may not always have been the princi- pal, and he could not be sure. .. . But she talked in nothings, and he answered her so. Soft cries sounded in the center of the stream. The boat, well out of the strong current, was seen to have iis oars shipped; and there sat Dwight Herbert gently rocking the boat. Dwight Herbert would. “Bertie, Bertie—please'"’ you heard his Ina say. Monona began to cry, and her father was irritated. felt that it would be ignominious to desist, and did not know that he felt this. But he knew that he was an- noyed, and he took refuge in this, and picked up the oars with: “Some folks never can enjoy anything without spoiling it.” “That's what I was thinking,” said Ina, with a flash of anger. They glided toward the shore in a huff. Monona found that she enjoyed crying across the water and kept it up. It was almost as good as an echo. Ina. stepping safe to the sands, cried ungratefully that this was the last time that she would ever, ever go with her husband anywhere. Ever. Dwight Herbert, recover- ing, gauged the moment to require of him humor, and observed that his wedded life was as skittish as a colt. Ina kept silence, head poised so that her full little chin showed double. Monona, who had previously hidden a cooky in her frock, now remembered it and crunched sidewise, the eves ruminant. Moving toward them, with Di, Bobby was suddenly overtaken by the sense of disliking them all. He never had liked Dwight Herbert, his employer. Mrs. Deacon seemed to him so overwhelmingly mature that he had no idea how to treat her. And the child Monona he would like to roll in the river. Even Di-—— He fell silent, was silent on the walk home, which was the sig- nal for Di to tease him steadily. The little being was afraid of silence. It was too vast for her. She was like a butterfly in a dome. But against that background of ruined occasion. Lulu walked homeward beside Ninian. And al! that night, beside her mother. who groaned in her sleep, Lulu lay tense and awake. He had walked home with her. He had told Ina and Herbert about going to the city. What did it mean?” Suppose .. . oh, no: oh, no! “Either lay still or get up and set up,” Mrs. Bett di- rected ber at length (Copyright) (To Be Continued in Next Sunday's Post-Dis- patch Magazine.) 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Ite very wildness proved a fascination that drew him back to King Buno and his court many times, and these visits were onl) temporarily stopped when Buno died and O'Neil himself came to the United States to stud) medicine Dr. O'Neil gives the ground the killers quietls visit another picture of when he tells of Queen Labotsibeni as he “Labotsiben, WHe Vers stort and tall. tine down was when [ first saw had an jutelligent face, with the same eves, though not so cruel, as Buno and Lomwazi. Her beautifully. shaped hands were much in evidence, and i don't think | have ever seen cleaner or better manicured fingers. Like the other women in Swaziland, she was practically nated, except for covering draped from the waist. Her hair was piled high on the top of her head and was bound go that it looked lixe a melon. When she spoke [ goted that ber teeth were perfect. This, of course, is the rule in Swaziland, since these people take care their teeth from carhest childhood. They never finis eating Without carefully rubbing their teeth with char- coal or some fine sand, If the Swazis have no fixed religious observances, they certainly are religious in the care of their teeth.” Native witch doctors of any savage tribe gen- erally complete frauds in ciaiming to have great heal- ing powers, but L’Tunga, one of the greatest of the native witch doctors, demonstrated his real skill on one occasion, when, by the use some native concoction he saved the life of a white member of the party, who, dying of fever, had been given up for lost. When learned that O Neil was himself a doctor, he initiated him into some of the mysteries of his craft Swazi royaliy first saw het when She er.en Bift- as she her, are of he “One of the most interesting things that L’Tunga showed us, writes O'Neil, “was his charm case, or whamba. which all properly accredited witch doctors carry. This corresponds to the familiar little black bag carried by white physicians when ma*ing their calls The uhamba’ he used was a tightly woven basket, roughly one foot broad, two feet iong, and per- haps 10 inches hig! in this was a queer collection of charms. The chief thing, however, was the ‘onzombo, or small gourd used in divination. This was ver, sacred and Lo Tunga would not allow us to tonch it. In it were the most potent charms, and he exhibited these to us one by one “There were a few rough images. of wood, very crude- ly made, but vet unmistabah!: representing human be- ings. They were both male and female, and were used to symbolize persons who were do‘ng business with the witch doctor. Then there was a lion's tooth, a horn ota goat, some chicken bones, a pig's foot and the hoof Match With Live Men as ‘Targets Each of an ox. More interesting en's head. dried with the to symbolize a and the dried nose which L’Tunga used when he ‘smelied There were a number of other odds and e nds, but nad nou special significance All these charms plaved 4 part in Various ritua’s, and L’Tunga told us that none of the would-be his schoo! lowed to practice until they were able to use each and correctly . showed Charac than these were a mouth open, which chic¥ was used hyena crime EOSSI)D, of a out they Witch doctors In were ali- every one Next he agitterent ; S , *% US &2 mum ber Or! other charms of a ler (ons f ghese was the om- an ox, full of herbs and druge ~ Dhis v esa ery Valinatbiec medicines and potent and great ipposed to indunas were allowed prevent lightning or the owner, and its wonderfu!] family and possessions. In it Was supposed to prevent wild animals from attacking those under its ‘That is some when L’Tunega light a lot.’ L°Tunga assured ts cows, and this the onty thiefs could afford to own it Following showed us a rain wand, bui refrained fre This he called an - tO POSSE ss it. It Was disease from power also ex! addition. ended to his protection mn, believe me. had reverently ling rod char one of our party ied it ‘It and SA1d exvlain combined ace ident is a mist and policy, Cost the reason Will that Ombinga cost mians Kings ana this, he ym demonstrat- ovifungo.’ It Was ing its power was mace of the tail of an ox, with two small deer horns inserted in the end. There were some magic oils in the tail. also, and he explained that be could drive High Rolling at St. france is sc high it is not likely that conditions will improve for some time. For other countries cannot afford to buy Swiss products If there were luledewed men out of work in America the situation, of course would be less serious—from which it will be seen that the Swiss nation is in a bad war. The Federa! raii roads have greatly increased the number of their em- ploves and their deficits. Heroic measures are needs The rut billion only thing for Switzerland to do, told me, “is to francs of Herr Pad borrow a billion irancs Or issie 2 paper money to give employment to its « + soon ial - ad. rut i* >w iss ait ai leas i yie aT in i ii method of deflating one’s ban*roll.. Their prices are no highe han a ce cha ‘dat Freneh resorts. ind there's no doubt that a sojourn in high altitudes is con lucive to high thin 2 I'm read’ to give three vodels for St. Moritz anv me You can't beat it (Continued From Page 2) gent around of the 7 * ’ oh rr, - va ; 4 aae aa 2 ' daring at ruelty of the negro. heen. held up before by and seen his comrades forced to ump from moving trains, often they were going at high certainty and his pals sat in the «ar on floor, acutely cons and under were even evolver and man ere had this bla desperado when speed and death was almost a the corner of ‘lous of the m They knee short of thar it Ford the pockets their belts these Ford working yarns somewhat out his saw order. The speed, shoved side tooK was in train got under was running out of the vards, when the and three four dark forms There was an immediate flash of and the command “Get in the corner ot bold up your hands’ The veggmen caught a vague glimpse of the and gieaming white eves of “Brook! moving from their haunches on the floor they let drive from three revolvers with one accord, wea into the vague forms behind the bu The big negro fell without a sound and lay of his followers toppled over hirn, done to and was just picking door Was in- lanterns car and’ up open or leaped hark the great bulk n Shine Without a tt pons third leaned from the left door of the car in front of i train coming up from Baltimore and the fourth imped out to the right, leaving a trail of blood The railroad detectives were never able to solve the mvsterv of the negro run down bv the engine and the two bullet-riddled bodies found a mile further along the track, where thes had certainly been thrown from a moving train (Continued From Page +? and the anatomy the lines of a hawk, and the wines were hollow pumped full of: air Another of a bat. ® One of the possible xperiments will be the discovery of a principle that wil! permif an air- plane land softly. Most airplanes cannot land at a less than 325 miles an hour, and many flights followed results of the e to when the ground was reached. The German glid- faster than a mans walk it has been pointed out, in connection with avia- that man learned to run before he iearned to was quite safe while sailing throug! be could it is hoped that step down from arc? limb safeiy ‘to life and teach man to great risk will 1921. PAGE FIFTEEN oe elgg . 7 eo ~~ es = Sot © rs — a er ee a ~~. « ~~ oo es ee eae

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OCTOBER [_sunpay tI ST.LOUIS ‘POST- DISPATCH - ROTOGRAVURE | PICTURE SECTION A German glider built on the lines of a hawk. This was one of the motorless air- planes entered in recent meet at Phon. The wings are hollow and filled with air See article in Magazine Section. arias Manes From fur trimmings, the dressmakers have gone to making complete eve- ning gowns of fur. Left: A daring creation of Hudson seal, trimmed with black Chantilly lace. Right: A chaste combination of pure white ermine, paneled with antique filet, and trimmed around shoulders with black tails toned rood A LU meae —— of ermine. his marble figure, recently unveiled at Middlebury, Vt., is that of “Justin Morgan,” famous Stallion and progenitor of the great Morgan strain of horses. tor, Frederick G. R. Roth It was done by the noted sculp- ! | daughter. who, it is re- ported, is going on the stage. Miss Muriel McCormick, grand- daughter of the oil king and daughter of harvester company head, is studying in Paris for her stage How the Germans solved the housing problem—by building homes of mud, debut. straw and cement—at a cost of $350 each. Maybe this will be St. Louis’ answer to the rent profiteers ~Inad A Hert Rockefeller's grand- How a mud-straw-cement house looked when completed. This pretty bungalow cost $350 to build in Germany. 2 Halfback “Swede” Larson attempting to evade a tackle linens -~ — -—— - ctacular action snapshot of Stanford University gridiron warriors in early practice scrim- - A A a A a

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Nevertheless — your Glazo Manicure you'll enjoy | women who appreciated the importance of the gentle, beautifying touch of Glazo Cu- from | always looking their best “went through ticle Massage. | with it because they knew the value of This is a delicate, antiseptic cream, scien- I p- well-kept hands tifically prepared for the care of the cuticle But in France, where the toilet is a sci- Use it with your orange stick to press back . ence, a Detter, simpler manicure has been and shape the cuticle when manicuring. eping devised, which thousands of American Massage it in and leave it over night. If women are gratefully adopting. used regularly it keeps the nails and cuticle They merely bathe their finger-tips in free from stain. For cuticle which is badly warm, soapy water, and touch each nai! inflamed or broken a hot Glazo Cuticle | = , i with a brush dipped in Glazo Liquid Nail Treatment affords prompt relief. . AM . Copvaicnt. 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Bend the beautiful ‘“Cyter’’ Dell Ne 100 peasy te assortment — |; | i mm anammmmam a si yeast, andtablesalt gointoBondBread. gentleman, your boy. eA Lec ee ad Se | simthne:——> | | pransosdoieaias cage ROGIEEB. 000. crcccccercsccsesccccseccooscseces DOG... cccecececscceseceesanestssncnan State...... ture Co. | G d Louis i J r ITS OFF becas »v ITS OUT 4 RNR | | as pure | apid The modern a AS our Harmless way to destroy ° | Painless: - lo free your skin ” "Fragrant Wait home made fet 080 on, your | ° dealer or direct by mail Root ‘ | Write for FREE BC | ft Om blemish es ones" Freepemonstratlon . P Ye Flush; 562 Fifth Ave —the right way SN ire a ON Ask a skin specialist w his it is that vour skin is continually break- ing out with disfiguring little blemishes. He will almost certainly tell vou that this condition comes from an outside infection. Authorities on the skin now sav that skin blemishes are gener- | ally caused by bacteria and parasites which are carried into the ores from outside, through dust and soot in the air. By the fol- died simple treatment, you can gradually but thoroughly free | vour skin from blemishes: | -} . ACH night just before retiring, wash your face | “, with W oodburv’s Facial Soap and warm water, | ‘ ; finishing with a dash of cold water, and dry care- ; fulls. . ———— ) ; | Now dip the tips of your fingers in warm water and : ; ql rub them on the cake of Woodburv’s until thes Easily, Naturally uf are covered with a heavy, creamlike lather. | B S/ d / 1, if Cover each blemish with a thick coat of this and . — ¥ | tyes Hair & leas e it on tor ten minutes. | Three Slices of Basy Bread a Your dete nosey must have to 5 oat Rasy Breed, now ; 4 . . ws mg a recogniz standard weigh : red cin : ration ’ ‘ Rinse vour tuce thoroughls, first with clear hot ie, duce your weight in | Basy Bread is not « medicine or drug. but « wholesom ulte ray water, then ith cold. | ehanarecanmacndlcntitin’: There is no unpleasant dieting ~ no irksome exercises, in le as the Hasy Bread course. Legions have reported remarkable it was falling out. getting britele _— See f/ ‘ reductions in weight with gains strength and health and stringy My ecajp wae filed with , ’ | il You wil] be very much interested in the Basy Bread book- dandru® and itched Noet constant). Supplement this treatment with the regular use ol W oodbur s a are oe eee ot. whieh given cee non obes: ty and how tore- ee BS aoplications ple vor Bak Facial Soap in your daily toilet, to keep the new skin swhich is con- (le peat cna redcton ot ice Wee foe rout expe Bie ching erunael igetantiy Po stantls forming (ree from blemishes. : | i ent cover, postage prepaid of - ele—tt te rag Ne | . ~ Get a cake of Woodburv’s today, at anv drug store or toilet on | es ” Seeteatnes tiiiediee otain eoods counter. A 23eent cake will last for a month or six weeks is()nFver y Wr IPper ()f 5% er . | te colorieas atainions harrmicas ) of this treatment and tor general cleansing use. The Andrew | J. 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