St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 24

The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined CI SI LOUS rOST-DISRATCHJ ADVXKTISE3ELNT AUDI DENSE IS L- ACQUITTA Buy Now for Christmas --you'll notice it's different Ageing in wood takes all rawness, all harshness out of Velvet All OLD RECIPE 70 DARKEN HAIR -Sag Tea and Sulphur Turns Gray, Faded Hair Bark and Gloss III AUTO KILLING Jury Finds for Edward L. Stanton, County" Constable, in Case of Death of Man, 79. Carefully selected Lamps add the richness, the soft colorful beauty so desirable in well-planned rooms. A careful and discriminating selection can only be made here a Very wide variety of exam- pies is displaced. We are showing an unusuallv large stock, of floor, table, bridge and novelty Lamps in all the wanted pes, priced at a saving of 255c.

See also our display of andirons, firs sets, chandeliers, etc. iAl5jiot everyone knows that Sags Tfa atd Sulphar, properly eompeand-d. briag-s back the aataral color and Jastre to the hair whea faded, streaked or era. Years a.go the only way to Ret this "mixture was to make it at kerne which is massy aad troablesome-. 'Nowadays we simply ask at any fyxiZ store for "Wyeth's Sage and fElphur Compouai Yea will get a large bottle of thig old time recipe improved bv the aduitioa of other ia- I DENTS IN FENDER AN ISSUE IN TRIAL! Credit Ctedients, at very little cost.

Every-j 1 bedy uses tkia preparation now, be- Maje Charge of Homicide Specif Tkvndry eause a eue eaa possioiy ten tnat you St. Louis Brass Mfg. Co. and Brascolite Co. Now 7Edwi F.Guth Company Based on Testimony of One Witness; 13 Defense Witnesses Heard.

LtGcz-rr Mma Tocoe Co darkened your hair, as it does It so aaturaUy aad evenly. Ton dampen sfwage or soft brash, with, it and draw this through your hair, taking- one small strand at a lime; by moraiag the pray hair disappears, and after another application or two, yoar hair be-eomes beautiful darkj thick aai and yon look yean? vouaaer." LADIES' COATS, CAPES, JACQUETTES THTSSDAT SPKrXiL! Bie. riwnj anlf nSm ana aaflk aaa atiier avpula for tf'mBmaga. Btaay in'ii laani rai i -Caata that aaM to $X5. $35 $55 $85 Baasa.

Ttoaa ar Aajakeie ill Citb Io IVttrr Valaaa A Doar or Tico a Wee WtZ Do. Edward. Stanton of Pine Lawn, Sighting Equipment Constable of Central Township, St. Louis CountV, was acqtiltted by a jury in Judge Grimm's Court today WASHINGTON AT JEFFERSON AV. TELEPHONE BOMVST SiOw LADIES' SUITS RENT YOUR Full Dress or Tuxedo Suit from KOTHGIESSEE BROS.

WW, MA Tfc sale rssn coo that aristBailv aoid SS5. Beaatifirf waniVI. 1 BARGAINS IT taiioml aixl Tmei MMtnn ewiaswtetv far aar. arirce The 1 "A Doilar or Two a Week Will Dor. ADVEST1SEME3TT.

Smart DRESSES or a charffa comicids in an automobile killing. The chif issue in the case was one of identity, and Stanton's defense, in which 13 witnesses swore to an alibi and to circumstances casting 'doubt en the State's evidence, prevailed with the jury, after 45 Eriniites' consideration of the case. The State's case was based on the testimony of n-e witness to the effect that Stanton drove the car which struck and killed Louis Hine. 19 years old, of-i24 Bayard avenue, at Easton and Bayai avenue, at 8:39 p. trw Feb.

5, last. Maik CtMiatfew's Testimony. Robert Kynek. a mail chaaffenh who saw the accident, testified that he shouted to the -driver, and saw flnuv il: Every eaacelvaMa arrte aad everr a anted eaiar ta ait tka ai at eriaa A kc Can't get out of order A cake of ice has one good quality it never needs repairs. True, it will rrielt away entirely, but it is easily and eco- r- nomically replaced.

Even its. tnelting away is desirable as it carries food odors, and impurities out of the refrigerator. A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL rr etar taa Mm "A Oollju- tr Twa a Week WtB Da rWi 'ir FURS i Army 0. D. mm STOQES Svtattr jir $0.75 This Ad Good fsr tii the drivers face, but that the car Beautiful Ciioltcrs, Fur Costs.

Cpes lit Get her then beantlfHl F-nr was driven away. He thought It was a Cadillac. He said that five I days later he saw. In Fine Laws; a car which looked to Mm Eke the. wool cr Shirts5 Rec.

.1 3L This Ad Is Good for Coavt for AQ a ail V'll0 yiej many tiiwls of ftnrs. OFF "A Dollar or Two a Weei Will Dor mm Sai's Solh and OfcrCwats CHranta ettx1t and persistant laaJ to various lor. tr.ibia. Toa eaa atoo now Uk Creoianlstaa. aa tmm( "tat ta )iuut ta taka.

Crrora Biases is a nrw medical wHb a Woa: tt aoatawa ImW tS taflanaaj mamaraaaa aad kia terra. Of akw droaa. treesota to racoa-. ftisml oy fa mrica frateraitv a ta eraatast ba araa-T for ta treai-, asatt ef caraaia aod cells "ana ta (Miu at tannt aad hia traaJaie i Craemalaloa ceotalaa la adStttoa ta erae.te. athar aaSiEg tSanwat which aaalfca and haai tha teflaiaad ma.

hraaaa ad ata thV irritatlsa and fa tlaraaaatifca. all th craaaota aeas aa ta tha stomach, la abaoraad ta-a tlaad, attacks tha aaat of aal daatrsy tea cai-aa that lad ta eaa aumotion. Oaoaalatea ta imrntMj aatlatae- aiT MM ne which had struck Hire. He examined the car. and found dents on the feniier, and that one of the headlights appeared to have been newly placed.

He said slass in th.e street, at th scene of the indicated thjtf the headiisht of he-car fiffturing io th accident had been froken. The car in Pine Lawn was Constable SAinton's StudJbaker. la- his testimony. Hyraek Identified Stanton as the man he had seen ''fffifjrt mil, Oh. Thry Jazz Suits! IX jg "Qin -ia I We aim earn a ranmli ii Ba.

Msvative Saata ia aiaaj aaltcraa. "A Dollar or Two a Week Will Dor 812 H.BROADWAY- 10 DR AD WAY 6301 EASTON AVENUE i driving the car from the scene of ens SArTBOAT TXXX r. ML The I-OST-DiSPATCii is the only St. Louis evening Mwssijwr giving Associated Press t.vs service. the accident.

Constable Stanton, in his- defense, testified that Bp to the time the iar taa traatraeat fc chrootc ftuti HrJilDi30-ID)AWDEILg aad cold. fereacHia! ahnia eatarrbal VreechUia a.ad atkar term at tkraat aad accident be had never beL. with hi 507 NORTH DROADWAY aad St. raartea. Oisaatla -anala A 1 cur dtaaa, and ta excHot tar oalid- tha ayatam after Ma ar tk Ka.

k)otT rfandi mta or eoia, a oi bow tccx ataatftu. i UST ST. LOUIS STORE 3U COLLTCSVllLE 17. at r.ir4 after taking actardin ta airactieaa. At aata.

Gi car in the neisfcborhsJod where the accident occurred; that at, the tire or the accident he was at his board -'bs place in Pine Lawn; that he had not don anything to his headiiarht. nt that last December, nearly two months before the accident, he dented his fendef by drtvir.c into a fence. Statement Corroborated. C. O.

Yaoties. a Ptne Lawa ear- mm. a Advestisemixt. Twnter. and H.

T. Stanton, the Cn-stable's son. both testified that the der.t-r1 of the fndr occurred ta December, as related bv Stanton, GRANDMOTHER KNEW There Waa Jf othing So Good for Congestion aad Golds as Mustard Bat the ojd-fasiioaed mostard platter burned and blustered it acted. Get the relief aad belp that mustard plasters grave, withoat the plaster aad without tke blister. Vustervle uoea it.

Jt is a cleaa. white oiatmeW, made with oil of mas tard. It is seieaiif ieally prepared, so that it works oaders. Geutly utassage VarJerl in with To fie Los Angeles Examiner congratulations are extended for being second- only to the Post-Dispatch, which ivas the first newsfuper in the United Stat es in. Advertising Gains in September.

the ttagertipe. See how quickly it, Other witnesses for te defense wer- Mr. and Mrs. WiEiam Boer.ine. it whose home Stantoa boarded, and a former neighbor.

Jaliu Kellen-berffer. who came trom Chicago to testifj-. The Boeningrs said Stanton was at the hottse from about 6:03, to 7:43. when Stanton and Stanton's wife and daughter, drove to a picture Mrs. Alice X.

Kager of Pise Lawn I and fter two daughters. Miss 'ora Haeer nd Mrs. Mary WJsh. testified for the State that they saw Stanton ridkis: ia an automobile in the 8199 block on EiAon tvenue about p. tn.

Stanton smid. renty to their testimony, that he a the-n on that evenine nni at the r.ic named but they wer mistaken. Sy more than, an hoar, a tn t- iiriagj reuer new speedily the paia Try Hasterol foe sore throat, broach it is, toasillitia, croup, stiff aeek, asthma, BeuraJgria, headache, eoages-ta, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, jias and aches the back joiats, praias, iore muscles, braises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it ma prevent paeamoniaV To Mothers: Musterola is aow mads ia milder form for babies acd small children. Ask for Children's Masteroie. and 65c, jars and tubes'; hos- rwaaaaa on Health Erom Your Lamp Sec! I The same awitch-rMitton that tarns on your lights will ture ea flow of heaJth and vigor for raa if von have a i pitai size, $3.00 Renulife Electric Violet Ray ii was as belay in a sHclry cor-di-tlon at tiTR when the po'ice "rT examined it.

w.V tho testimony. Stan-tan said the ear -owe tirre be'o-re, brotscht a dealer tn testify purchase of the raint i-. Demboa Stanton had strmTtoned- def-ns wirrssses vm n-hajf testified. A pini er which his it transforms tha lighting- current into high-frequency cxirraC recoBunendctl by aut2toritie to thoee suffering witH Nerve Troubles Neuritis Asemia Better tha a musttrd pUstet Eczeiaa Falling' Hair atxacKea tne State's einn waa jthat Hy-rek. in derinUoa of the driver to th pon-e.

snid -h Smaa was about 3d vars nld. and Stanto SS. an) of rather spare visa je. ADVESTTSE3CSarr Sciatica Lumbago Neuralgia Rbetnaatisia aad rcauy other commo-a aliments. This high-frequenry current is a form of electricity that runs thru tie whole body without your feeling it, and carries vigor to the nerves, life to the blood, and heal i.ard M-XrZ aV i-i KEEP LOOKING YOUNG It's Easy If Yoa Know Dr.

Edwsrds Olire Tablets SS3nn TH 9c fob mask wm ing to sore tissue. The violet Ray is a eompact machine, scarcely larger than a woman's vanity ease, made specially for home use. All you need do is attach to a lamp-socket The aeeret of keeping youaj is ta Salsscrilarrsi tt Bp Linaited Vbot feel yoaa ttt thi yoa must 4O0 General Campaign tm-Hm-watck your liver aad bowels there prorement Fttnd Later fco seed of haviaa a sallow com-; The campaign raisM St p.exio dark rins aader year eyes isonn quota th fund for -pPjea-- biliHM look xa yoar i tha Mark Tfe Memory Pari? 5" Vr. Edwards, a wcJ know-a phv-- the MMrtai P.rfc eiaa ia Ohio, perfected a vegetate rhJ7L -Later compound euaed with olive 1 te act oa the liver jd bowels, whkh he aW twapd th Cave to his patieat for rears. necessary to improv the r.

CN.v. Taa. ab-Lff: "fnemI PSn will fc ailtwta tor caontak ana raat.a 5a tttmtr 1 'incnea. I WI aee tne Violet Kay Demons traticn cur store at Tweith and Locust atreeta. Factory expert ar here for a time to ten you a boat it -s DITIDED WTMOTS OX YOCK IIGHT BILLS OJiniSoini Eleciiiroc a Main 3220 12rh and Locust SL Central SZ MAKE THIS CHRrsTMLVS EtFCTRICAL aruoB ffat-.

Tt ana I Former ITsiiterf c- taraj aa- a.j -V- aa. chairman of the St Leaf. toatna a tka Mvar aat I ar I POST imwniiML committee, announce tr Cr. Kawara O.iva a- kaawa tSat Kansas -OISPATGH ikar an-a ca ar. lie a.tl V.

i u-wiaiui was nrs a Ftrsf in Sews! First in Features! Fint i A Paper tn the world to issue a rrg-alar daily edition of 64 paea. -ufT-t aad alreadv raised their qtiota to the site fund sand expressed acp Louis; share wouM be obtained UKkiy. Several tlS-J- eontribuuon hav been made. Th awI elation wanta to take over tie land Nov. 38.

the M3l persary of Mark Twain', birth. Do Your Christmas Shopping Ecrl trsf tn St. Louis Circulation! first tn Everything! Tot-a 8tA.aL.TS.