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6 rv TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, iilo. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST LOUIS POST-DiSPATCH heavy paddle in punishing them. Fancy described this instrument as being two PUPILS CHARGE Get This 45c One-Quart REPORT INDICATES A LOWER WATER PRINCIPAL USED EAT LESS MEAT AND TAKE SALTS IF YOUR KIDNEYS ACHE OR BACK HURTS Says Bladder irritation or Rheumatism means your Kidneys aren't straining uric acid- Begin taking Salta. RATE IN COUNTY PADDLE ON THEM Inches wiae, 15 incnes 101114 ana a thick.

He did not explain how he made these measurements. Both said there wera marks on their bodies, caused by the paddle. Gave Him 25 I.lcka. Fahey said that Friday afternoon Robinson took him into his offlca and gave him 25 vigorous licks with the paddle. Then, he said, the principal asked if he had had enough, and when his voice was so choked that he could not answer plainly, the principal renewed the applications.

He said he had been fighting with boy whom he accused of having kicked his 10-year-old sister, Loretta Fahey, and that this was why he was whipped. Stewpan For only 15c WEAR-EVER State Accountants Find West St. Louis Co. Is Earning 8.8 Per Cent. C.

W. Robinson of Garfield School, Pine Lawn, Accused by Two Boys. and the coupon if presented ALUMINUM on or before May. 1915. Albert Beelek said he was accused of playing hookey Friday afternoon, though he said the reason of his absence was C.

W. Robinson, principal of the Gar 8recial to tho Post-Dispatch. PI brFLRSON CITY, April 27. A re any harmacy; take a tablespoonf il in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine and bladder disorders disappear. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juici, combined with lithla, and has been used for generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop bladder irritation.

Jad Salts is inexpensive; harmless and m-. -s a delightful effervescent llthia-water drink which millions of men and women take now and the, thus avoiding serious kidney and bladder diseases. ADV. Meat forms uric acid which excites and overworks the kidneys In their efforts to filter It from the system. Regular eaters of meat must flush the kidneys occasionally; removing all the acids, waste and poison, else you feel a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges.

To neutralize these Irritating acids and flush off the body's waste get about four ounces of Jad Salts from port on the West St. Louis Water and Light filed by accountants for the field School In Pine Lawn, St. Louis County, whose plan of letting boys fight out their qutrrels attracted attention last month, was accused today of giving TRADE MARK Aluminum is NOT "all the same." Be sure you Public Service Commission today, indicates that the late charged by tho that his mother took him to visit his brother's gave in St. Peter's Cemetery. He got his whipping Monday.

Mrs Fahey said other parents in the neigh-boorhood have complained Robinson's methods of oMscipline, but that itie District SjI.ooI Board is bound by a excessive punishment to two of his pupils, who went to Prosecuting Attornc-y company will be reduced approximately Wear -Ever." IT WW 1 get 20 per cent if the commission adheres to aipn at Clayton to ask a warrant for the "Wear-Ever" trade its former rulings on fair profits for charging assault and hatr- them said the offense for which ha wall withhlm- UAHlr Principal Robinson could not ba mark on the bottom of every utensil. If it is not there it is not "Wear-Ever." Refuse substitutes. pumsnea was fighting with another ioy. The complainants were Erne Fahey 12 years old, of Hollvwo ttiw reached when an attempt was made to obtain his statement about the boys' charges. Albert Beelek, 10, of Council Grove Heights.

Mrs. M. accompanied them. After hearing their storv. "Wear-Ever" AKr AdTrtisemt in th PosVDispatek Big House, Home and Bal EstaU Directory sell lots, plots, home, business property, leaseholds, equities, mortgage, business property, tc-very often within S4 hours.

Girl Wno Unveiled Statue Weds. Miss Natalie Norton, who two years ago unveiled the statue of Thomas Jefferson at the dedication of the Jefferson Memorial in Forest Park, was married yesterday to Eugene R-Hchierle, a hotel owner of Harris-burg. 111. Brnr? Wellston, and said be to issue a 8W complaint. Roth boys said the principal used give enduring satisfaction because they are so carefully made from bard, thick sheet metal.

The quart pan which regularly would sell at 45c is offered for a limited time at the special price of 15c and the coupon, so you can see for yonrself if you do not already know the difference between "Wear-Ever" and flimsy aluminum ware. The pan is made in enormous quantities and bas been advertised in women 's magazines for reveral months at the special introductory price of 20c. Already more than a million "Wear-Ever" Sample pans are in use. Now many stores are co-operating with us in this offer to place sample pans in still more homes. We know that when once you have tried ''Wear-Ever" ware you will not be content until you 11 rsiTT Our Cold Storage Is Surety Against Damage of Any Kind.

Charge Purchases Now Are Placed on Bills Rendered June 1st. public utilitiy operations. The examination by the commission's accountants was the result of complaints filed by several hundred citizens of Maplewood, Pine Lawn, Ferguson and other points In St. Louis County supplied with water by the West St. Louis Water and Light Co.

Tha complaints charged that the rates were excessive and discriminatory. Tir, report of the accountants chows the company earned in 1914 approximately 8.8 per cent on the esU-tnated value of its property. In other cases the commission has held re-reatedly that 7 per cent is a fair return on the actual value of public utilities. The total operating revenues of the company for 1914 were $187,809.37. Operating expenses were $60,657.14 and the amount allowed by the accountants for depreciation of property is $17,650.08, making the total expense $78,307.22 and the net profits on operations $109,592.15.

If to the operating revenue is added what the accountants list as "other rev enue" $10,472.98, the net incom- rt- increased to nearly 10 The report also the amount originally Invented In capital stock and bonds is mVe than three times as great as the ral value of the property, ac-cordiff to a financial report of the property made to the brokerage firm of Francis Bro. by J. Quigley. Quigley's report shows that the physical value of property originally purchased from the West St. Louis Construction Co.

was $310,013.23. The price paid for the property was $1,600,000, of which $1,000,000 is capital stock and is first mortgage bonds. Additions made from April 1, 1914, from Olive and Locust from Ninth io it.n The Best Goods for the Price No Matter What the Price Replace utensils that wear out with utensils that "Wear-Ever" Cut out the coupon Take it to your dealer and get the one-quart "Wear-Ever" Stewpan for only 15c by complying with the conditions named in the coupon. If your dealer will not honor the coupon, mail it to us with ten 2c stamps (20c) and we will send you the pan, postage paid. It costs us 5c or more to mail you the pan.

The stores named below will honor the "Wear-Ever" coupons if presented on or before May 4, 1915: Vigorous Efforts Are Making These Closing Days the Best of Our 65th ANNIVERSARY SALE 99 An Extraordinary Offering at $3.65 of "Sample Sorosis Shoes Worth to ST. LOUIS. Downtown Famous-Barr Co. B. Nugent Bro.

D. G. Co. Sehroeter Bros. Hdw.

Co. Stix, Baer Fuller D. G. Co. (Grand-Leader).

West End. Barnett Benish, 5988 Easton av. Collins Hardware, Delmar and Skinker rd. J. K.

Dooly, 5107 Delmar av. J. E. Dooly, 711 North Kingshighway. Esphorst 6123 Page av.

Felter Hardware 5172 Easton av. Laclede Hardware 3350 Laclede ay Geo. E. Lehman, Clayton rd andxlunm av. B.

Linder, 5390 Old ManchestejVi. G. A. Pauly Hardware Cnfiina-oi Horton t1. The keen appreciation of the exceptional stylishness ana good qualities of Sorosis Shoes has always made our offerings 1 of salesmen's "samples77 ot this line eageny aiicnueu.

which Quigley's report was taken, to April 30, 1914, amounted to $713,212.07. Added to the original value of $510,013.22. the present value of the is now given as $1,223,225.29. 200 Pair of These Samples in Sizes 4-B, 4y2-B, 4V2-A and Heine Hardware 1901 Arsenal st. J.

Hirschberg, California and Cherokee. Robt. C. Linder, 4650 Virginia av. Chas.

Loepfe Hdw. Co. 3766 S. Broadway. Miehel 7130 S.

Broadway." W. J. Pfeffer 3807 MorganS rj. M. J.

Roemer, 3100 Chippegi. Edw. Ruhl Hardware rc 3813 S. Broadway. Frank L.

Sehaar. 4 Broadway. South End Hardware 2861 Gravois av. W. A.

TTjjint 3145 S. Grand av. rS.Whitmer, Hardware, 1543 S. 39th st. North Side.

American Stove and Queensware 2605 N. 14th st. R. H. Deppe Hardware 4001 Lee av.

Henry Dieterich, 3900 Lexington av. J. E. Dooly, 1041 N. Grand av.

Eckhardt H. F. Grand and St. Louis av. Koch-Heitner Hardware 23d and Benton.

Ben Kolbenschlag, 3616-18 N. Grand av. R. G. Mueller 8109 N.

Broadway. F. Schingel, 1422 Salisbury St. A. Schulte Hardware Union Terry St.

EAST ST. LOUIS. (Sherrington Hdw. 404 Collinsville a v. Illinois Hardware 337 Collinsville av.

Musgrave Hardware 1803 State st. Schaub Hdw. 314 E. Broadway. Sondag-Reese Hardware Tenth Missouri.

IT 3 17 This amount also has been added to the amount of investment on the books jiaruwgre --ifi3933-3o Easton av. Some 5-A Go on Sale Tomorrow. Being samples of this season's lines, the materials are all of the very best and the South Side. of the company and increases the invest ment from $1,000,000 to $2,313,212.07. Investigating the discrimination charga lasts and patterns the most favored.

the accountants found that the company sells water to the following cities and There are in this lot Shoes of qualities It.hat are resrularly priced at $10 a pair, and New Books of General Interest These books, which we are listing, are the new books just received from the publishers. "Berlin Court Under William by Count Axel von Schwer-ing, is a book that will be of special interest to many at this time. Price "The Secret of an Empress," by Countess Zanardi Lamli. Price "Memories of Forty Years," by Princess Catherine Radziwill. Price "The Conquering Jew," by John Foster Fraser.

Price $1,710 "America and the New World State," by Norman Angell. Price jpi.so "Who Built the Panama Canal?" by W. Leon Pepper-man; drawings bv Joseph Pen-nell. Price $2.00 "The Jester," by Leslie Moore, author of "The Peacock Feather." Price jpi.n "Still Jim," by Ilonore Will-sie. Price Spi.37i "House of the Misty Star," by Francis Little, author of "The Lady of the Decoration." Price ipi.25 "Girl of the Blue Eidge," by Payne Erskine.

Price jpi.37 "The Life Builders," by Elizabeth Dejeans. Price $1.35 "Hepsey Burke," by F. Westcott, a "sister to David Harum." Price $1.35 Flrt Flonr. Boehl Hardwfe CO Grand and Gravois. W.

Cl.usen, 1814 Sidney st. Creisjfg Hardware 3202 Park av. J- STDooly, 2249 South Grand av. Q-rehr Dietrich, Chouteau Newstcad. AlberFsank ,1617 South Broadway.

F. W. Freudenberg, 3133 Morganford rd. F. J.

de Greff, 3109 Neosho. Gravois Hardware 2645 Gravois a v. John P. Hahtk, 3348 S. Jefferson av.

K. E. Hemp, 4010 Chouteau av. none in the entire collection is of less than the regular $4 .1 1 1 $3.65 prade. While they last, our price ior inese sampiesvm ue.

sTrkT-p. TnocTnnr'h a.ct wn rannot dirolicate these Shoes, it will points in St. Louis County at rates ranging from 12 cents to more than 61 cents per 1000 gallons as follows: Rate NAME. Per IfiOO. Jennings 37.97 cents Ferguson 17.45 cents Normandy 33.15 cents Pine Lawn 61.43 cents Wellston 32.76 cents St.

Louis County 32.99 cents be impossible for us to make any exchanges, nor can they be sent on approval. The limited quantity suggests early selection. Second Floor. Geller, Ward Hasner Hardware Jobbers. Phones Main 3500, Central 9900 (From whom dealers may secure pans.) Vinita Park 42.74 cents Overland Park 46.00 cents MISSOURI University City 28.57 cents Parkview 31.53 cents Clayton 42.41 cents Richmond Heights 62.65 cents Greenville, J.

Seaman Hdw. Co. White. Neatherv A Vausrhn. Harrisbursr, Clark-Martin-Hawkins.

Havana. A. R. Meyer. Herrin.

Herrin Supply Co. Highland. Kuhnen A Sieffrist. liillsboro, Geo. W.

Brown Jr. J. la. McDavid A Co. Ilumlmldt.

E. M. Milliken. Jacksonville. Brady Bros.

Graham Hdw. Co. Kane, Pope's Hdw. Co. Kansas.

L. S. Phippe. I-awrenceville. Abernathy Bros, Iewistown, H.

S. Bordner. I.lnarston. J. W.

Busker. Litchfield. Austin A Shrader Bros. A Special Sale of "Wear-Ever" Aluminum Stewpans (1 quart size) 15c Basement. All-Black and All -White Hats We are giving prominence, in our Millinery Section, to a most attractive showing of these Hats, now so much in vogue.

The Black Hats shown are the very-much-sought Transparent Maline and Hairbraid Hats and they are most effectively trimmed with Paradise, Goura and very stunning maline bows. The variety is large, ranging in price from JflO.OO to 25.00 The New Hats for Sport Wear All the materials suited to such Hats are to be found in this splendid collection; namely, Panamas, Peanit, rough Milans and Leghorns. They are all in very practical shapes with trimmings of grosgrain ribbon bands. The assortment is very large, affording a most pleasing selection. Prices, o.OO to JplO.OO We are showing many Cretonne Hats which are among the Poplar Bluff, Wright, Dalton Co.

Qneen City. E. C. A E. N.

Sloop. Ktrhland. Young Morgan. Roll. Minium A Fort.

Nallslmry. Hunker Hdw. Co. fcedalia, Newman Hdw. Co.

Khelhina. J. C. Jewett. Shelhyrlllo.

N. C. Miller A Son. Plater. Hill Bros.

Koch. Wkeaton. Farmers' Supply Co. Springfield. Hunting-ton Balsley.

Piatt Hdw. Co. Rathbone Hdw. Co. Rogers A Baldwin.

J. E. Martin F. A C. Co.

St. Clair. St. Clair H. and F.

Co. St. Genevieve, W. F. Bader.

Jokerst-Yealy Merc. Co. H. Okenfues. Hnlllvan.

Sullivan H. A F. Co. Troy, Ira 1 Russell. Washington.

J. H. Dickbrader. J. H.

Menzenworth. Webster Groves. McCurdy Bros. Rock Hill 43.63 cents Maplewood 43.13 cents Glendale 42.09 cents Shrewsbury 56.99 cents Luxemburg 37.23 cents Webster Groves 12.50 cents Kirk wood 12. 50 cents Co.

Schutt Hdw. Co. Marlon. Duncan Baker Hdw. Mattoon.

O. B. Weber. most novel for outing wear. A special offering (tj; rrk is made of these at ILLINOIS Third Floor.

Hall-Borchert Dress Forms Are Always Usable Changes in fashion, no matter how radical, will not affect the usefulness of the Hall-Borchert Dress Forms in the slightest degree, as the separate adjustment of each part enables the user to change the relative proportions and shape at will. The method of adjustment is exceedingly simple and anyone can readily change these forms A Bed, Spring and a Mattress in a Great Combination Offer TWO MONEY LENDERS SUMMONED License Collector Complains Tbat Two Have- Wot Paid Required Fee. Police court summonses for John H. Vette and his partner, Frank Alewell, money lenders, were issued today by City Attorney Garesche on complaint of Louis Alt, License Collector. Alt alleges that Vette and Alewell are lending money and taking personal property as security, but have not paid the license fee required by law.

There is an ordinance requiring money lenders to pay a license of $2.50 a year on each $1000 loaned by them. The penalty for violation of the ordinance Is a fine ranging from $100 to $500. (May Be Had Separately) French Petticoats Just Received We have just received a shipment of French Petticoats that are excellent for wear under pique skirts or for athletic wear, and they are quite inexpensive. French Petticoats of longcloth with plain hand seal- (f ff lops. Price ipl.UU French Petticoats of longcloth with hand scallops and Cfi largo dots.

Price lOU French Petticoats of longcloth with double front panel, large fancy scallops and elaborate design Rll Howrr. (Crawford Murphy. Ilonnf Terrs. Weill Mere. Co.

Bnwlfns; Green. J. G. Doty. Ilrnshrar.

A. W. Bouner. ltrooktirld. E.

J. FauU t'allao. C. A. Pool.

('mpbeU. MrCutchen Merc. Co. Cm ton. C.

H. Smith. Cap (lrardeao. Meyer Suedekum. CwterTllle, Rice Hardware Co.

C'arthajre, Drake Hdw. Co. Powelsnn Hdw. Co. Carutbersvllle.

Ward Coppsfte Co. Hagbv Hdw. Co. larkxville, W. Mlddleton.

Clayton. J. P. Weber Hdw. Co.

Cole Camp. Vleta A Himj. Colombia. Chan. Matthews H.

Co. Newman and S. Co. Crocker. W.

E. Buchard. Dixon. Widman Hdw. Co.

Downing. Perry Morgan. IMienweK. Lown Hastings. Krtlna.

l. H. Mudd. 1-1 don. Eldon Hdw.

and Lbr. Co. Klaberry. Crank Smith. F.wlntr.

O. A. Ballard. Kenton. Feet us Merc.

Co. Hat Klrer. Flat River H. aad F. Co.

(iorln. Irwin Hdw. Co. ttranby. Granbv Hdwi and Tmp.

Co. HalUvllle. Roberta Qnlaenberry. Hannibal. Hlxon Hdw.

Co. ark a on, R. 8. Wolter Bros. Jaaner.

Jarkaon Bros. Jefferson City. Fchleer Bros. Joplin, Wm. Otienjferlch.

Halyard Hdw. Co. Austin Harvey. N. Johannes A Sons Imp.

Co. Newman Merc. Co. 8. W.

Ornduff. Knhoka. Woodruff feyb. Co. Kennett.

Rlsirs. Hdw. Co. Klrkavllle. Adams Bros.

Kno City. E. D. feecer. a Belle.

H. M. Lire, addonl. J. J.

Alexander A Bros. Isnraalrr, Wilson A Hardin. I.ewlxtown, Burnett Bros. Louisiana. J.

C. Dlckison. Krler Hdw. Co. I.uteavllle.

C. A. Walker Hdw. Co. Macon.

Homer Tui. Manlewnod. Jon. Milltiran. Marshall.

W. Johnson. Marthaavllle, Frank Relmeler. MeKlttriek. McKittrlck Merc.

Co. Memphis. Ben Morris. Mexiro. L.

Roy Ferris. Oeo. W. Robertson. Mlddletown.

J. H. Robinson. Moberly. Newman Hdw.

Co. C. A. 8elby. Mokane.

f. Stolle. Monro City. A. Jseger Jr.

erk City. C. C. Toder. Neosho.

Newton Co. Hdw. Co New Madrid, New Madrid Hdw. Co. New Melle.

C. F. E. Meier. Weethoff O.

and M. Co. Old Monroe. Westhoff A Wehde. Palmyra, Nix.

Rerhofer Hdw. Co. I'orls. L. O.

Bradnev. -Perry. Barr A MrElrov. Perryville, Berkman Hdw. Co.

are made of two-inch continuous drawn-steel tubing of much hTTTTl on the first trial. "Empress" Forms in sizes Nos. 1 and 2, price "Queen" Forms In $15 $18 lighter weight than usual and have the best metal wheel, ballbearing casters. Choice may be had of white enamel, Vernis Martin or oxidized finishes. We offer these Beds OC special at v)0sO Medora.

J. H. French A Co. Metropolis. E.

E. Stephens. Monticelln. H. P.

Harris. Morrisonviile. H. P. Kastlen.

Moweaqna. F. Hudson. Mount Carmel, Keller-Braver Hdw. J.

Fred Stein A Sons. Monnt Olive. Kuenneth Mere. Co. Monnt Vernon.

Hinman A Matthews. Morphysboro. The Economy. Jno. Stoelzle A Bro.

Nashville. Scheurer Bros. Neora. Wallace Bros. Newton.

C. H. Albrisrht. Newman. Jas.

Blair A Son. Nokomia, J. S. Griffin. Onkland.

H. A. Sudduth. O'Fallon. Ohlendorf A Thomas.

Olnev. K. D. Horrair Hdw. Co.

Pana. H. L. Haywood. Brown A Custer.

Paris. A. H. Piper A Son. A.

W. Wolfe. Terrv. Dai eh Bros. Plncknevville.

E. J. Hnim. Pittefleld. PittsfteM Hdw.

Co. Oulncy. Gunther Hdw. Co. Bncknort.

Halnes-Rupert. Knsemond. Cbristri.r A Cutler. Sandoval. A.

D. Benolst. Srmrta S. Brown A Co. Sprinrteld.

John Bressmer Co. Hnson Robinson Co. Stanntow. Godfrev A Georee. Tavlorvllle.

Brents A Purcell. F. Ne.ibscher A N. Store.) Tavlorvllle Merc. Co.

Tuscola. C. Ed Cox. J. Bvser A Sons.

Vermillion. J. A. Hornberer A Son. Vlrden.

Ro-s Bros. PI. H. Vlr1nl W. Rexroat.

W.t(l(.(l. Sti-eps "ro, yvnrhetce W. C. WuecMer. Yale.

G. H. A E. M. Wimon.

INDIANA Rrsill. Ksttman Tilly. 'illlvan Scott Hardware rn. Terr- Hante. Root r.

O. Co. Pentecost A Craft Co. IOWA Burlinirton. Kaut A Kriechbaum-Keokuk, Geo.

G. Merriam. Duncan Schell Furn. Co. sizes Nos.

1 and price Bust Forms in sires $1.00 Addievllle. H. A A. Becker. Alton, Beardalee Hardware Co.

Hoppe's China Hall. H. K. Johnson Hdw. Co.

Pitts A Hamill. Anna, Jas. Norris. Arthur. Reeves Bros.

Assumption. C. C. Owens. Ashland.

Ashland Hdw. Co. Harry. The Davts Hardware Co. Abend's China Store.

Liennfelder Stove and Hardware Co. Hucke Hardware Co. VoBier Dravton Hardware Co. Blandlnsville. E.

E. Voorhees. Bridgeport. K. Seed.

Brighton. W. H. Robin. Hnxklon.

E. C. Gillis A Son. Brnwntleld. H.

F. McClannahan. Buffalo. J. J.

Wlllenbare; Co. airo. Wilbur Hardware Co. Carhnndale. Rhlnehart-Hunsaker.

C'arllnville. Carlinville Twtn Stores. Woodward Hardware Co. Carrollton. E.

j. Davis. Carthage. Taylor A Edwards. rnlralia.

Armstrong; Co. Tho Economy. Charleston. J. R.

Blair. W. E. Hill. Cheater.

Fev Stove A Hdw. Co. Cisco. W. H.

Jones. Chrisman. S. W. Yontx A Son.

Columbia. E. A. Weinel Hdw. Co.

Decatur. Wm. Gushard G. Co. Morehouse A Wells Co.

Uletrioh. Chas. J. Steppe. Dorchester.

F. A T. Mever A Co. Du Quoin, Kimmel Hardware Co. Edwardaville.

E. A. Keller Co. Tuxhorn Bros. Ffflncham.

P. W. tTnderrlner. l'offenberiter A Morris, f'alrtleld. Shaeffer Hardware Co.

riat Rock. Chas. R. Duncan. Frcebure.

G. C. Huber. A. G.

Koestner. Gillespie. Gillespie Hardware Co. Girard. D.

A. Woollev. -Granite City. A. J.

Kahle A Son. Greenfield, Mclvln Hardware Co. 32 to 44, price CHECK FOR $9000 LOST It Is $lgmed by Anheuner-Biisch Company, Payable to Revenue OfBc. of large dots. Price $1.98 Bed Combined with Spring I Both Combined with Mattress The above, combined with one of our special 45-pound vacuum-cleaned Felt Mattresses a total value of $21.00, can be had in our 1 'l ff Anniversary Sale at but 1 CVU We can furnish this Bed, with a standard spring which has a 6-inch riser and Simmons' fabric with 29 helicals at each end QJT complete for 4J0 A check for $9000, signed by the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association, and payable to the United States Revenue office, was lost this morning on Pesta-lozzi street between Ninth street and Broadway by Adolph Jenne, a messenger for the brewing company.

Jenne had started to the revenue office to purchase revenue stamps. When waiting for a car on Broadway he fel" in his pocket and discovered the check was not there. Payment on the check, which was drawn on the St. Louis Union Trust was stopped. Silk Petticoats Sills Messaline Petticoats made with a full flounce having two finely plaited ruffles and with underlay; all of the leading street shades and black Qo and white.

Price 5''0 Third Floor. Mnlh Street. Dressing Sacques White Dotted Swiss Dressing Sacques made with peplum, elastic at the waist and" plain Swiss collar and cuffs, nicely hemstitched. Sale f( price I Crepe Kimonos Dainty Kimonos made of white dotted crepe, lined with pink or At $1.25 Special Sale of Feather Pillows We have a limited number of very fine Feather Pillows just 200 pair which we are pricing very special. They have art tickings of -i" a spleudid quality.

While thev last, priced, the pair Fifth Floot Imported Mohair For Summer Imported Mohair in various weights for bathing suits, automobile coats, shown in navy, blsck and stripes of white on blsck snd navy. There is nothing that can quite take the place of this serviceable Hummer fabric. The yard to Silk-and-wool Taffeta Pilk-and-Wool Taffeta a light-weight -Summer fabric in fancy checks and stripes, blue, grav and brown. The yard OOL $22.50 Rugs $15.65 Axminster Hups 9x12 ft. sire in allover and medallion pat Jlooss BOW.

go. Simmons Hardware St. Louis Distributors "DANDELION DAY" TOMORROW blue China silk and trimmed with wide band of satin rib $6.00 bon to match. Sale price Third Floor. terns; regular values.

An $15.65 niversary Snle Price iffi v(j o'e that tells "Wear-Ever" aluminum Ware nsr sccept this cespes lift1' 41 1 Be in parmeat ror one" Waar-Ever' Stswpsa, which selis rcxulsrly Wfk fSill FrmMi ill a erevtdes ysv pretest the cespea in persoa st trors en or before May 'fi'ftmKiA 4. 1916 wriiinf thereon ysar Bme. s44reti ana sstc el purchtte. Only Jt7iTA If TOSrt 0B' iW Kfrorta to Be Made to Eliminate Weed From Vacant I.ota. Women members of civic organisations were today making flower and vegetable beds and forming plans foe the creation of recreation spots in -a-cant lots which are now dirty and unsightly.

This work is part of tiiat being done before "Clean-up Week." which starts next Monday under the direction of public officials. Tomorrow is dandelion day, when efforts will be made to eliminate the weed from lots in all pa.t? of the city. $2.65 for Boys' Wash Suits "Samples" That Are Real $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 Values These "Sample" Wash Suits are from one of our best manufacturers. There is a full range of models for instance, the nevr Junior Norfolk, "Tommy Tucker," "Oliver Twist" Vestee, Middy and regulation Russian styles in a complete assortment of the most popular washable materials. All of these materials are of the very finest quality, and all are guaranteed fast-color.

The sizes range from those for boys of 2 to boys of 8 years of age. This is one of the most extraordinary offerings that we have ever been able to make in Hoys Wash Suifa, and the selling should be so enthusiastic tiiat early selection is strongly advisable. All are $3.30, $4, 5 anil $6 values and they are remarkably priced JC at 4sOO Second Floor. Axminster Hujr 3x? ft. ii Other stores located wherever this paper circulates may honor "Wear-Ever Coupons.

We want you to get the pan so you will understand why so many women prefer Wear-Ever" to all other cooking wares. Notice to Stores: SX-; the copyrighted coupons which form part of our own advertisement trill be redeemed by The Aluminum Cooking Uiensil Co. New Kensington, Pa. in the regular $3.73 quality, social at Axminster Rugs sire 27x.4 in in the regular tC.OO quality, special at $1.37 Fourth Flr. Infants' Skirts Infants' Long Skirts, daintily trimmed with fine tucks, one row of fine Swiss insertion and two Val.

insertions and edge. Value $2.25, sale price plU Infants' Long Slips We also have a lot of Infants' Long' Slips and Dresses which we are offering at corresponding reductions, and only one or two of a style. Sale prices to .95 Third Floor, Loenat St. Gov. Major's Father f)A on May S.

SEUALIA, April 27. J. R. Ma jor, father of Gov. Elliott W.

Major. See either the Times or Stnr for a number of other offerings. arrived here today from Bowling He will celebrate his ninetieth Dirtnaay at. in nome 01 me uovpr-lf-rtier ei-retnrv tT 1 Atntv Ot tha AIlouri Stat Fair, May 6..