St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 12

ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 1919. ST. LOUIS P0S7-0ISPATCH 12 WOMAN'S NINE PLAYS If BASEBALL AT COBLENZ 3t In doing this the appearance, tone nor action of your piano will be impaired. We will change it so it will play the full 88 notes.

You can pay for this work $2.50 a week if you wish. Write for particulars or call Main 2491 or Central 693, so that our man may look vour piano over. Bear in mind, we are one of the largest, if not the largest, makers of pianos and plaver pianos in the world. Fill out the coupon and mail it. Quality First Boston Garter Soldier Opponents of We Will Change Your Silent Piano Into a for $165.00 Wear Skirts; the Greased Pig at the Party.

Without cost send full information about transforming my piano into a player-piano. Name Address S' peels' 1 Cabie to tho Po-Disnatch. COBLENZ, Germany, June 24. A woman's baseoall team is tourlnsr the i The Garter that is First in Quality First in Service Sold Kverywhmre Georcc Frost Makers, Boston WURLITZER'S 1109 Olive St. first division area and arousing tne wildest enthusiam wherever it crosses bats with regimental nines.

According to Bill Lange of Chicago, who was a ballplayer of considerable prominence in his day, this team ranks higher socially than it does in batting and fielding percentages. Among men it is without question the most popular touring aggregation of the expedition. Every game is a riot. Miss Gertrude Ely of Philadelphia, The TOST DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening Newspaper giving Associated Press news service.

immKmm sister of Mrs. George Tiffany of New Tork City, is captain and organizer of the team. The players were drafted from the Y. M. C.

A. workers of the First Division, despite their evident reluctance, Capt. Ely being a determined individual who invariably overrules all objections. "But. Gertrude, we never did anything like that," was their protest.

Horwever, they forgot their stage-fright in the excitement of the game. Have irim wear cool silk shirts all summer lpn How to launder them beautifully, easily yourself! 89c Silk Gloves O. N. T. 10c Mercerized Crochet Cotton The lineup of the team is as follows: Cornelia Landon, New York City, oatc'her; Frances Hall, Colorado Springs, pitcher; Elizabeth Cleveland, New York City, fist base; on sale numbers: and some BigT purchase Thursday; all or ecru.

A frrst purchase of fin quality White 11 Gloves. double tips, two-rlasp. Paris point stitching, white or "HO thinks of sending men's 55C jttosiBBa 6 for 39c silk shirts to the laundry black: Vi. 7. 7i.

8. 84. 0. at nowadays? To have, them A Big Money-Saving Sale of Gladys Feebles, rew York City, second base; Capt. Ely, third base; Edith Morgan, New York City, shortstop; Frances Gulick, Portland, right field; Kathleen Westbrook, Har-risburg.

center fielder; Theresa Cogswell. Pomona. left field; substitutes, Blanche Morrell, New York City; Susie "Westbrook, Harris-burg, Hope Butler, New York City. During the last game against the second battalion of the Eighteenth Infantry, Brigadier-General Frank Parker, commanding the first brigade, volunteered to act as umpire. It takes a courageous General to Sale of Women's White Wash SK1R TS The season's newest styles in Millinery that dissolve instantly in hot water and whisk up into a wonderful lather.

Your grocer, druggist or department store has Lux. Lever Bros. Cambridge, Mass. Lux will not harm any material that pure water alone won't injure. To wash men's silk shirts Use one tablespoonful of Lux to a gallon of water.

Dissolve in boiling or very hot water, whisk up into a thick lather and add cold water to make the suds lukewarm. Put the garment in, work it up and down, and squeeze the suds through it. Do not rub. Rinse three times in water the same temperature as the water in which you washed it. Roll in a towel to dry.

While still damp, press with a warm iron, on a well-padded board. Pongee should be ironed when entirely dry. come back faded, pulled out of shape, the lustre of the silk half gone! There's a better way and much less expensive Just whip up some delicate Lux suds and plunge in the silk shirts. No need to have a great many, for you can have one fresh and clean again for him the very same day! Wash them in the rich Lux suds, repeatedly. The delicate Lux lather cannot wear away the fabric.

They will look just as soft and fine and silky, fit just as comfortably rat the end of the summer as the first time he put them on. Lux comes in pure transparent flakes umpire a baseball game with several i thousand enlisted men. not to men White Skirts of excellent quality gabardine, in a good assortment of styles. Novelty patch pockets or tailored effects, finished with pretty pearl buttons. Medium width Belts, neatly trimmed with buttons.

A complete range of sizes. 100 Trimmed Hats Wonderful ofFerins while thev last. All desirable shapes, braids and trimmings used. Up to 4 value. Thursday at New White Shapes New shapes In beautiful Milan, bleached clear white and finely sewed.

Sailors and all Black Shapes Large black dress shapes, in shiny and dull straws, from larso flrlnr sailors to small turbans. 3 values. Thursday at .00 $nv5o II ill 3 Panamas No suds so wonderful as Lux for all fine laundering Women 's House Dresses Toyo Panamas; 1 1 woven; cleanly bleached Jaunty aide rolls, a artil I I 5-1 .50 $2.50 gingham and per cale House Dresses; extra special, Thursday eailor tion oficers. availing themselves of the opportunits' "to rag" the umpire from the ambush of the bleachers. is the opinion of the bleachers who "rag" the umpire to their heart's content that Gen.

Parker is correct militarily but a bum umpire. He's Out, Umpire!" "He's out, umpire; he's out!" screamed Capt. Ely when a man slid to third. "I didn't see it; he's safe," announced the umpire, with all the dignity of a courageous Brigadier-General. At every close decision after that the bleachers chanted, "I didn't see it.

he's safe." The only game the nine lost was to the Third Battalion of the Eighteenth Infantry. The score was 27 to 20. Capt. Ely protested the same because a runner on second base came home after Theresa Cogswell caught the ball in her skirt and, putting out the. batter, was unable to untangle the sphere in time to throw it to the catcher.

This run tied the score in the ninth and the men made seven runs in the extra inning. mush rooms JL etc. 45c Ginghams 2500 Pairs Hosiery AVIde widths; 32 inches, and in a great variety of patterns from the small, dainty checks and stripes 25c Cotton bsel 25c to tne larpe, many colored plaids: all woven fast eolors; For men and women; boufcht at special prioe; all 25c value; Thursday spatial, pair I i Csmfe4 '9'9- tef Bm. Co. 35c French Voile Women's Silk Lisle Hose Women's Silk Lisle Hose; semi-fashioned; All full pieces and in many beautiful colorings, plaids, larpe barred styles and Ground rules require the men to bat to the field w-ith the left hand only, and also to wear skirts.

The girls attempted to play a trick on one nine by providing the men with sheath gowns so that they would be unable to. run. The men, however, appeared on the field equipped with assorted colors; exceptionally well made: Thursday special, pair 59c dainty iloral effects on tinted er ds; choice of many styles; yard 19c Child 3Sc Socks 79c Union Suits Men's Union Suits German skirts of am-ple The latest challenge came from th- Women's Rlhbed Union Children's Socks; val 29c Chambray MZ T-inch; fine woven; colors Men's Nainsook Union Second Machine Gun Battalion. ues to a most re. Suits: low neck: sleeveless: loose or tight hich, after canvassing the entire knee; values to Suits: athlete style; values to blue, pink, tan markahle offering; Thursday special.

59c 19c 98c 79c; Thursday, each each. 19c and a lengths 2 to 10 yards; per yard battalion, nine natural lefthanders. The challenge has not been accepted. Tragic for the Pig. Grotesquely tragic were the consequences attending a "four stripers" party which Capt.

Ely gave to several hundred men of the battalion who had seen two years of service in France. Each man was presented with a pocketbook ornamented with 25c Bleached Muslin Men's $4.00 Pants Bleached Muslin, soft needle finish 36 inches vide full pieces, yard 19c Dark, cassimeres and tweed Pants; all sizes, for double stamp day only. (fl DESTROYS r' mi A comfortable, clean shave every day not once in a while only iour gin. cnevrons on tne nap. At a $2.50 rack of squarehead dolls each sol- i i 50c White Voile I Boys' 79c Wash Pants, 50c uit-r HiiucKing aown a DaDy was given a cigar.

Another contest, 18c Toweling Heavy blesched: ibior bent: for rollers and hand towels: full pieces yard, 12c FAMO stops seborrhea (the, dandruff disease.) It makes the hair and scalp; B'T-ancu iimh ijiniunig, was sucn a success that a greased pig race was suggested. The only porker in the Boys $2.50 Wash Suits Very fine sheer quality; 40 In. wide; full pieces; yard. Bleached; r-cerlsed: 72-lmh; stitched scalloped; -dera all around; each. $1.98 1 healthy and stops itching.

Soldier or belted styles, trimmed in contrasting; colors: sizes up to 6 years It gives luster and sheen to ta 39 hair and makes new hair grow. FAMO comes in two suet Jr. cents and an extra large bottle at $1.00 at all toilet goods couatert village of Freylingen was owned by the Burgomaster, who protested vigorously against haying the pig play stellar role in such an affair. Capt. Ely, however, overruled him the grounds of military necessity, and requisitioned the pig.

which waa plentifully coated with Y. M. C. lard, intended for frying doughnuts. After soothing the porker's fluttering heart with dishes of ice cream, the men prodded him into action 25c Curtain Scrims Women Low Shoe Bargains Vhite and ecru; 36 inches wide; openwork borders; yard Afresh razor blade everyday is out of the question for most men, but a perfectly satisfactory shave every day is not out of the question for any man.

You don't need a new blade to insure a keen blade if you use the AutoStrop Razor. The AutoStrop Razor Blades are made of the hardest and toughest steel produced for razor blades, with the sharpest, finest kind of cutting edge. To keep these blades keen-edged as when These Low Shoes are $4.00 and $4.50 values; sizes to fit all. new, the AutoStrop Razor is made with a patented, self-contained stropping feature and with it is supplied a specially-treated strop of selected hide. A pressure of the thumb adjusts it for close, medium or li ght shaving.

It is the only safety razor that sharpens, shaves and cleans without removing the blade. Ask your dealer about the 30-day free trial plan. AutoStrop Safety Razor company New York Toronto London Paris 19c Special Sale of Women's White Low Shoes; values to $3. You ran choose from a large and the better barber shops. Mid.

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patent, dull, tan. chocolate and variety or fumps, Ux-fords and strap styles in high or low heels; 40c Draperies Cretonnes and Voiles; fan- A ey patterns: light and JO. Kid leathers. In a vari ety of styles; htsrh or low heels to including sport Oxfords and high shoes. choose rrom; very special.

50c Marquisettes bucks ana tne race was on. After the pig had made seven circuits of the field and eluded all pursuers a man plentifully sprinkled with sand managed to stick on his back and both rolled down the hill together, ending the race. The pig. breathing heavily, was escorted home and died the next day. The Burgomaster now claims 1000 marks ($250) for the village's only .69 Stop Sahurrttra Promt ftrotlAp JCtamlnes and Voiles: white and ecru; 3tj Inches wide; for curtains; ysrd 39c $2.69 Rope Portieres pig, aueging mat it died of apoplexy as a result of unusual excitement.

"I Made of heavy ve! cords and tassels; sre.n or tan: for $1.69 Big Sale of guess I 11 have to forego my new dress this summer." said Miss Ely (Copyright. by the Chicago Dally News "IT'S ALL WRITE." Levlson's Blue Black "Writing Fluid. "Has 'what other Inks do lack In Blue then turns to Black" Ask your dealer. Made in St. Louis.

Adv. Undermuslins $1.50 Cork Linoleum Etr Special for Wednesday only, we offer Hlabon's four. yam Ida Cork ftwt MM linoleum, cut from roll, as many II ll vards as desired, (-holes selection, -V square ysrd gkjf ft bs Values to $2.00 Women's Muslin In- 'hmli. Go' I'nderwesr. Chemise, rludinc Envelope Gowns.

NEPONSET covering f-rrrFTTrnr-T I $..25 Petti coats: all nicely made: rut fall; beautifully trimmed and nn- I 59c Nepnnsot 1Wr-ovrn cut from roll many ysrds a made stirs has hlh Hniebt-d ae.l lch mklti It lw waterproof square arj BramloU on Way to Palestine. By the Assoctsted Prese. PARIS. June 25. Louis D.

B-an-deis. Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court, has left Paris for Palestine. isnen; values to I'. 00. each JjL pjLd il rt lit ai7 MtiM lunds- Women's Corsets Neponset Rug Border Neponsel lmll.il..- I Imitation utoStropRazor-iAape itself Corsets for women; strongly built; its tomiort ana serv-.

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