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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
IN MEMORY OF /. M. RUMsEY.
Resolutions by Merchants Ex.
change Committee.

David r. Powell, Joseph Franklin. John
N. Bofinger. Gaius Paddock and Paul A.
Fusz, the committee appointed by President
Whitelaw Of the Merchants Exchange TO
express the sentiments OF the exchange on
the death of Lewis NJ. Rumsey. Yesterday
adopted the following preamble and resolu-
lions:
Whereas. We recognize the severe loss s,s
tained by the business community OF ST Louis
IN the sudden taking off OF our feIlow-yorxn-
Lewis M Rumsey. and the still heavier loss in
nicted on those nearest and dearest to him:
therefore be IL ~ '
Resolved, That il is but proper tribute 70 the
memory OF the departed TO say we recognize in
MN Just man. a of FAR more than or
Hlnhry intelligence, and OF q kindly and gentle
Gearing. man OF positive views on all subiects
ena YET Wiling 10 accord ike liberty to others:
man. who. Speaking 10 of this committee
" ss ahie 10 say, "A am not afraid to die" sUCn
q man was l. NJ. Rurnsey
reserved That We sincerely co1dole with the
ssssnhy OF the deceased. and trust they mas find
u,e CONSTIPATION that cometh from the memory of
sucn a nfe as our friend and fellow-v1-ker has
left them a heritage and seneii,tinn ms
nesoNec That this sincere memorial of our
sympathy be placed record and a COPY sent
10 the WIFE and family of depa-ted brother
Inc employees o. the l.. NJ Rumsey Man
utacturlng Company will meet at go D.
IN. to-day al the office of the company and
70 IN body to attend the funeral of Mr.
fSumsey The services will begin at z
o CLOCK at st. Peters Church..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
FESTIVAL FOR ORPHANS.
10 Be Given on st. Charles Rock
Road july Is.

FESTIVAL has been arranged for the bene-
~ or the German Protestant Orphans
Home on st. Charles Rock road, under the
euspices of the ST. Louis German Protestant
Orphans Aid Society. The AFFAIR will take
pace az Orphans Home Park, directly in
argnt o. the home, on Sunday, July Is
Inc FESTIVAL had originally oeen sci for
sunday SUNDAY. June 10, but owing to the street
s ssn,rNsy strike 1t had to be postponed. All
new date. eo0u oii me
A very interesting programme has been
sIangeo. services will be held in the
-. ssens VIII make an address. The after
'1oon programme viii be enlivened by sew
,,,si sonss oy a choir of the children, who
erSises, accompanied by a band Addresses
vii also be made by Judge Leo Rassieur
s sn9 me reverend John F. Kick of ST. Pc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Hearty NOnpartisan Welcome Ac-
corded the Presidential. Party
Upon Arrival.
PRESIDENT SPOKE BRIEFLY.
Thanked His FellOw-Citizens. and
Said That He and Mrs. Mckin-
lev Were Glad TO Be With
Them Again.

Canton. O., June S1-President and Mrs
mckinley reached Canton on a regular
Pennsylvania train at 1913 o'clock to-day
end went directly to their home, the re-
modelled cottage in North Market street,
made famous in the campaign of 1896
where they We're greeted by the members
of the Citizens Reception Committee OF
ps5. who had arranged the informal recep-
ticn. The President paused on the porch in
response to the calls of vast crowd and
eaid:
my Fellow Citizens: 1t is needless for me
to say that we are very glad to get home
again and to be with you and one OF you.
as of old And the pleasure is very greatly
enhanced by the warm and hearty welcome
which my old neighbors and ,fellow-citizens
have given me here this morning. for which
I most profoundly thank you all
II WIS lust such a scene as was witnessed
every day OF that campaign, and when the
President said how glad he and Mrs. Nc
Kinley were to get back to their old home
and to receive so cordial welcome from
their old neighbors and friends the cheer
ing was as loud and as lusty and the en-
thusiasm as great as when the crowds
from all over the country came here in the
first campaign.
The reception was entirely roupartisan-
q welcome of friends to friends.
1t began as the regular Pennsylvania train
appeared at the eastern limits Of the city,
when a shril blast from one of the busy
factories gave the signal. Instantly other
whistles all over the city Joined in the
Sieafening refrain.
At the same instant employees OF the nu-
1merous shops along the railroad rushed 10
the windows. and. with cheers and waving
of hats and handkerchiefs, welcomed the
distinguished party.
When the party left the train the Citi-'
Gems Reception Committee OF SO, wearing
the badges which became familiar then,
opened the way to the carriages.
The Presidents private carriage took Mrs.
Mckinley and her maid directly to the Bar
Der home The President, Secretary Cortei-
you and other members of the party took
1andaus and were driven direct to the Me-
kinley home. The Canton Troop and the
mounted Reception Committee OF 1896 led
the way, the Grand Army Band playing
'Home, Sweet Home"
What Canton did in welcoming the Presi-
dent other cities did along the route 10
the extent Of the opportunity afforded by
the brief stops OF a last train. From day
Ignt on there was an almost continuous oya-
t1on. Big demonstra lions were made at AL
1iance. Salem. Issetonia and other manu-
featuring towns along the line by crowds
shop windows. The President appeared on
the platform and acknowledged the greet
dnEs with bows and waving his hat.
II was generally remarked thar both the
President and Mrs. Mckinley were appar-
emily in excellent health.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Silks.

Every dollars worth of silks
on our shelves was remarked
at still lower figures for July
I'd. ALL MUST Go. If not
at June's reduced prices, then
at July's.
Is pieces best quality Wash siiks-s.rires
and checks-good colors, Sc yard; 6oc
value.
10 pieces 2s-inch black Habutai Silk. 5sc:
7Jc value.
% pieces T-inch Printed Fou!ard Silky
elusive designs-blue and white printings-
15c: value sl-25.
All of our black Silk Grenadines will be
closed on. at less than manufacturers cost;
Black SILK Grenadines
Sis quality for Ni5
500 quality for N.15.
SIS quality for $1.4a
$50 quality for $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Big July Bargain Sale In
Glassware.

Beautiful Imitation Cut-Glass. 2-Quart
Tankards. in the new Raleigh patterns; Big
July Bargain Sale Price. 50c.
Blown Table Tumblers, engraved In dair-
" floral designs; Big July Bargain Sale
Price, 45c per dozen.
Nicely Finished Pressed Table Goblets;
Big July Bargain Sale Price, 6oc per dozen.
l0-inch Oval Trays. in a new and brilliant
pattern of imitation cut-glass: Big July
Bargain Sale Price Dc.
Fine Finished Ice Tubs. In the old Colo
&c.
Rich and Beautiful Imitation Cut-Glass.
loo
DaiEty-footed Jelly Stands. in the brilliant
Prism pattern of imitation cut-glass: Big
July Bargain Sale Price. loo.
e-inch Fruit Bowls. in beautiful pattern
OF imitation cut-glass; Big July Bargain
Sale Price. &c.
Beautiful Imitation Cut-Glass Table
Tumblers; Big July Bargain Sale Price, 75c
per dozen.
Rich and Beautiful Rose Vases, in the
new Raleigh pattern of imitation cut-glass:
Big July Bargain Sale Price, sl.00
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Big Jsiy Bargains In
Fine Statuary.

Colonial Statuary, fancy bust II inches
high, finished with stippled gold: Biz Jelly
Bargain Price, sl-15 each. 80 :
Colopisi statuary, Diana and fancy busis.
II inches high; Big July Bargain PYics, MS
each. -
Nymphe Colonial Statuary bust. ID inches
high; Big July Bargain Price. SIS each.
Larse-size Colonial Statuary bust. Tans-
Medium-size Colonial Statuary FSncv
Bust; Big July Bargain Price. tiU each.
Colonial Statuary Bust, Beatrix, 0risufs
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01

China Parlor Lamp, rich shade of red or
green dragon decorations. cente--draft
burner. complete with globe to match, Big
July Bargains, S5@
CHINA Parior Lamps. on fancy brass stand
electric burner. lamp decorated in various
norai designs. complete with globe; Big
July Bargains. 1886
CHINA Banquet Lamp. In rich shade of red
beautifully decorated in large sprays Of
roses electric burner. complete with globe;
Big July Bargains. $1,000.
CHINA Banquet Lamp. on brass PEDESTAL
nicely decorated In small flowers lamp
tinted in red or brown, complete with large
globe; Big July Bargains. 1925.
Fancy Parlor Lamp. beautifully decorated
with hunting scene. center-draft burner
style and design of lamp entirely new, Big
July Bargains, $3.50
Fancy Parlor Lamp. hand-painted by the
artist. d. Campana, decorated In sprays of
chrythemums. fancy brass trimmings. ~
inch globe. center-draft burner: Big July
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Burial Permits,

teritis 's' III
Steha EDWARDS, 20 years. 1-ss Lucas; homicide
Siaries r. Reilly, years, $50 c'ass; a, ci.;. M
aaaTgaretta Ireiber. "a years. 222t Montgomery:
HAIRY Rimn,e'in. ID years. l222 North siyth;
Conrad Senz:ger. 20 wears. ISIS Do,man; SUM-
Emory Breggins So years.. 1870 seth -Four
Michael Mcnonough, a years. ssiT vulcan;
Anton. Esser. es years. VA Minnesota: cancer.
Eaton Barnard, % years. City Hospitals: sui
Elizabeth opperman. years. :s2s .GsDvofs;
Sits. ''pA-
lsnatz Hotter. 40 years. City Hospital; e,ter,,is
Hoerital; pneumonia '
Anna Grannefnan. q years. ect Miller: gas
Edwin Meyercst. years. l2i5 Eramett: typhoid
=. Lsw:s u Rurnsey. s5 years, winons. Minn. /;
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Big July Bargain Sale Of
High.Grade SilVerWare.

Cake Baskets. quadrup!e siiver-plateL
These baskets ranging in price from ate IN
TO 80; Big July Bargain Price, ue0 esek.-
Quadruple silver-plate Baking Dishess
satin finish with FURNISHED covers; Big July
Bargain Price. 81 80.
Quadruple siIver-piate Water Pitcher.
double wall. satin finish. Furnished and
fancy edges tor and bottom; Big July
Bargain Price, $3.75.
Berry Bowls. auadruple siiver-plate frame;
coiored glass bowl. gilt decorations; Biz
July Bargain Price. x.75.
Quadruple slver-piate Bread Trays With
the word bread handsomely engraved In the
center: Big July Bargain Price t-D
ver-plate. satin finish and engraved: 876
July Bargain Price. Ns4 =.
Berry Forks. fancy handle. gilt tines.
Dozen -
Ice Cream Spoons. fancy handle sift bout
We're $3.50 dozen; Big July Bargain Price.
4.2S Dozen -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Big July Bargain Sale Of
Jardinieres.
Prices Lo'eer Than Ersr Before

1'''e' IV''e' I"U' ~" DVVTrs
S-inch Jardinieres. In pretty shadings of
green and pink; Big July Bargain Price. 4sc
9-inch JardinieTes with raised rosebud de-
signs, shadngs from dark to light green;
Big July Bargain Price. S9c.
s-inch Jardinferes. scroll design. scalloped
top; Big July Bargain Price. Sc.
1o-inch Jardnieres,in solid coiors of green.
brown and old rose; Big July Bargain Price,
Si.oa.
10-inch Jardinieres, with raised feur-de-fis.
in rich shadings of brown and green; Big
July Bargain Price, $l-50
lo-inch Jardinieres richly decorated In dark
blue and gold; Big July Bargain Price, s. IS.
pink, blue and yellow. richly decorated with
handsome floral designs, traced with Toid.
scalloped top and handles of stippled geld;
Big July Bargain Price. $50.
Finch Jardinieres. In the new "Louwelsa'
wave. handsomely decorated with chrysan-
themums orchids and tulips; Big July
Bargain Price. 500.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Choice Summer Reading.

Paper Novels. &c each. or for 25c.
Boy" u sketch. by Marie Corelli. author
of "Tnelna," "Barabbas.' etc.
THE Booming OF Acre HILL and Other
Stories. by John kendrick Bangs. author of
Coffee and Repartee." etc.
Senator North" by Gertrude Atherton.
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" by
Conan Doyle: the first time published In u
cheap edition, soc.
Tie Jessamy Bride" by Frankfort Moore,
65c.
"A Millionaire OF Yesterday" by Phillips
Oppenheim in Lippincott's select paper
series.
The second volume of knights Of the
Cross" by Sienkiewicz, now ready. This is
the only authorized edition: translated by
jeremiah Curtin
The Redemption of David Corson." by
Charles Frederic Goss.
Stationery.
Pound box of Fine Paper. In five shades
Of blue. 2Sc box. Envelopes TO match. l0c
pack.
Box Paper. 100 sheets and 30 envelopes.
cream or blue. 40c box.
Pound package Paper rough and smooth.
ruled and plain. &c package; envelopes 10
match. 1Oc pack.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
GREAT GAIN IN CLEARINGS.
Shown by Semiannual Report of
Manager StOddart.

bt. Louis bank clearings for the six
months ending yesterday, according 10 the
reports OF Manager T. A. Stoddart, were
~ sss,sS as compared With sS0!. ise.s SS for
over so, 00oO0o. e'se vi
-. The elearings for the month were sls7.-
c 49, as compared with $l3s. 3el51I In June.
asS. although the clearings for the wael,
We're nearly 100000 less than those of the
corresponding week last year
AS the payment of the 2 per cent semi
annual interest on the So, 00oOO) gold bonds
OF the United Railways Company Of ST.
LOUIS and the interest on the underlying
ponds OF the various railway companies thar
were consolidated will be paid tomorrow.
neevy clearances are expected this week
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Big July Bargain Prices In
Summer Goods.

The Improved White Mountain Ice Cream
Freezer: Big July Bargain Sale. 3-Quart size,
sl.6s; f-quart size, S.9s.
The National. solid ash. Househo Ice
Chest; Big July Bargain Sale; size 2sxlsx25
81. e5 size 32xi9x26 $5Js
The National Cleanabie, solid ash Refrig-
orator; Big July Birgain Sale; size 2sxlsxi6,
E.72; size 3lxl9iaxi3 xlo.1i
Water Coolers. galvanized lined: Big July
Bargain Sale; 2-galiOn size, Sl.o5; 3-gallon
size, Sia
Bars Champion Gasoline Stove; Big
July Bargain Sale, 2-burner. 500; 3-burner.
$50.
Gas or Gasoline Stove Ovens; Big July
Bargain Sale; 1-burner N.l9: 2-burncr 81 al
Childrens Lawn Swing. nicely painted;
Big July Bargain Sale, $3.50
s-inch All-wiliow Clothes Basket; Big
July Bargain Sale, Acc.
Fancy Colored Lunch Baskets. pig JuIv
Bargain Sale, &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01

nickel-plated. regular price. s1.Oo: Big July
Bargain Sale Price. 39c
Bicycle Oil Cans, regular price. 1Sc; Big
July Bargain Sale Price, &c.
Eclipse Repair Outfits. regular price. &c
and 3ec: Big July Bargain Sale Price. SC.
Good quality Leather Handie-Bar Covers.
regular price &c. Big July Bargain Sale
Price. Sc.
Bicycle Pants Guards. regular price, &c;
Big July Bargain Sale Price. &c.
Bicycle Watch Holders regular price sc;
Big July Bargain Sale Price. lc.
Bicycle Luggage Carriers good quality,
regular price SOC and y.00; Big July Bargain
Sale Price. i0c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Big July Bargain Sale of
Bicycle Sundries.

Bicycle Lamps regular price sieo. S5o
$2h0; Big July Bargain Sale Price. Csc.
Bicycle Caps. all sizes. great variety. reg
ular price, 25c, 50c. 15c, 100; Big July
Bargain Sale Price, &C.
Cyclometers. Ioooo-mile and repeat. regular
price, N.o; Big July Bargain Sale Price, 25c.
nlar price, &c. SOC; Big July Bargain Sale
Bicycle Mud Guards. good quality, regu-
Shoulder Hose Supporters. regular price,
&c; Big July Bargain Sale Price. &c.
Saks's continuous-ringing Bicycle Bell,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Wash Fabrics.

The delightfully."- cool weather
has left us with a veritable
"em barassment of riches" in
the way of choice wash fabrics,
but we accept the inevitable
with tolerable grace and cut
the prices for such so tremen-
dously that you can't help pur-
chasing, and when you come
to select you'll choose double
the number of gowns at no
greater cost.
300 pieces extra choice Dimities in elegant
patterns: sold thousands of pieces at 15c
a yard; now they so at lec a yard.
lie pieces Special Styles in 3s-inch Penangs
for shirtwaists and shirts. l2izc a yard.
40 pieces Silk Effects in Dauphine Cord
and Rankin Dimities. printed solely for
Bars Wash Goods Department: 15c a yard
rs new patterns in McBride's finest Dimi-
ties. Just landed. These are the advance
styles for 1901. See them at 25c yard.
Having too many fine Ginghams We have
reduced 800 pieces of the finest &c, 30c and
Sc goods to Zoe yard
Novelties in Piques, Tucked and Gauze
Zephyrs. reduced from soc. 1oc and SOC a
yard to 25c yard.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01

Plain Crash Suitings. well worth 15c, for
l-3c per yard.
Dotted Crash Suitings for shirtwaists and
separate skirts. well worth 2Dc, for 10c per
yard
Silk Striped Crash Suiting, only shown
by Bars; latest novelty for 1900: well worth
o5c: for Csc per yard.
Special Sales in Fancy Duck Suftings,
splendid for separate skirts; 75c quality for
25c per yard.
Scotch Flannel. light weight, cool. stylish
and comfortable, for shirt and bicycle
waists: from SOC per yard up.
55-inch SILK Mixed Scotch Flannel in hand
some styles, well worth CSC. for zoe; all the
rage for ladies' shirtwaists.
j.. S-2'-inch white Linen-finished Duck
Suiting, worth 25c; for l5c per yard.
54-iuch Golf Plaid Cloaking a beauty for
steamer capes and listers. worth $2.00; for
sl.25 per yard.
Remnants of Fancy Linens for boys
pants at one-half price.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Big July Bargain Sale In
Reddy-Made Picture Frames.

Picture Frames, In black and gold, size
loxls glass and mats extraI: Big July
Bargain Price. tic
Picture Frames. Sxl0. black, with gold
band: Big July Bargain Price, loc
solid Black Florentine Frames. size 1ix14;
Big July Bargain Price 7ic
Solid Black Florentine Frames. sxl0, with
gold leaf trimming; Big July Bargain Price.
Picture Frames. size sx1o In oak, black.
gray and green: Big July Bargain Price. FAC.
Picture Frames In solid oak. size isxeo;
Big July Bargain Price. CSC.
Picture Frames size hxl7 in black and
Green FIorentine Picture Frames sixe
l9x12; Big July Bargain Price, &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Big July Bargain Prices In
housekeeping Goods.

Fancy Japanned Spice Box; Big July Bar
gain Sale. 23c.
Bars Household Ammonia; Big July Bar
gain Sale; quart size. &c.
loo sheets wire-hooked pure Tissue Toilet
Paper; BIZ July Bargain Sale. 4c package.
Bissell's Carpet Sweeper. cyco-bearing:
Big July Clearing Sale; Bib
l0-inch iron frame Clothes Wringer; Big
July Ba-gain Sale, soc.
Asbestos Stove Mat; Big July Bargain
Sale. &c.
Bright wire Surprise Egg Beaten; Big
July Bargain Sale, &c.
The Corner Sink Strainer. II means no
more clogged-up waste pipes; Big July Bar
gain Sale. l5c.
Big July Bargain Sale, l9c.
20 feet cotton-hraidei Clothes Line; Big
July Bargain Sale. &c.
Scourine for cleaning ard polishing: Big
July Bargain Sale. &c cake.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Monday Our Basement Starts the Great July Bargain Sale
ednPn

cennes shape. richly decorated with Pink
and blue daisies. stippled-gold handles: sets
contain IL 6ia-inch plates. l2 7i.-inch plates
u sia-inch plates. IL deep coupe plates. L
fruits, u individual buffers u teas plat
tiers. ! pickle, bakers. gravy boat, 1
Bargain Price, 80 80
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Big July Bargain Sale In
Lamps and Shades,

China Lamps. beautifully decorated. large
round burners. complete with globe h
match: Big July Bargains, $s.49
China Lamp. violet decorations. larse-sixe
Siooe, tinted In pink or green, center-iraft
burner; Big July Bargains, $500.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
White Goods Bargains.
Every one worth double
Barr'sselling price.

80 pieces White English Cord Piuue. \
special good wearing fabric, for skirts and
very cheap at Ice. -
See our grand bargain in fine 4o-inch India
Linen. worth 2oc a yard: this week at 113kc,
so pieces Of Scotch Madras fabrics foc
shfrtwaists. reduced from Soc to sc q yard,
4 cases of Novelty Lace and Hemssstohed
effects. lovely fabric for waists; prices -
and Csc.
so pieces of Dotted Swiss Muslin, black
dots on W. ite ground. an imported fabria
and very cheap: 40c.
See our fine and sheer yard-wide ENGLISH
Nainsook. for Ladies' and Chiidren's war.
In bolts Of II yards. for SITS bolt
duced to 15c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
In Notions Department.

Half a dozen good bargains
In the everyday essentials that
nobody dreams of doing with.
out, but at these prices every.
body can lay in a supply for
future use.
loo gross Pearl Buttons. all sorts ana
dozen.
go gross Stockinet Dress Shields, siso No
8. worth 1sc a pair: for &c q pair.
80 dozen Perfume Atomi5ers, all styIe1.
and sizes. wrrth up to $50. for a6c each r
. gross Almond Meal. large size. einaa3
bottle. sprinkler top. worth sc. for 30o, {
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Shirt Waists. 23c

On Monday. we shall place
on sale a line of manufacturer's
sample waists that would have
cost you four times twenty
three cents apiece if it hadn't
have been for the dilatoriness
of summer weather. You'll
have three months to wear
them in, for the scientists tell
us that the spots on the SUI,
portend shirt waist weather.
even into autumn.
These shirt waists are made
of fine percales in fancy stripes
and figures.
Shoes.
July selling will be still more
remarkable for the values of.
fered, every odd size or broken
box must be cleared out.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01

Ladies. Tan Kid Oxfords (not all sisasN
500 to 9Sc. = r
Ladies' fine Bronze Kid Strap slipperi
small sizes. 800 TO soc.
Broken lot Of Misses Lace Shoes, black
or tan, & % to 5oc,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01

Ladies' Ten I'D
Lace Shoes NH3kel
or turn soleas re-
duced to 0.A.
Ladies' Kid Low
Shoes, es Il n =
tops. SEQ to H.A-
Ladies' KidSkin
Low Shoes. kid
tips. hand-Welte6
coles: 400 tn n -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
TwO-Day Mating Sale.

30 rolls heavy China Mating 10 yards to
the roll, worth $50 TO $50 per roll; Mon-
day and Tuesday, s5-25.
30 rolls fine japanese Mating cotton warp,
20 yards 10 the roll. in blue only, worth
5000 per roll; Monday and Tuesday, $50
per roll.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Balloons.

We are headquarters for Balloons. all
sizes all prices, from l0c up: to be
found on third floor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Big Bargains In
Dress Goods Department.
Not a yard to be carried into

JIG uCAG SOdSUI.
ii-inch Atwood Chevron Serge at SOC a
yard: worth SIC: all colors
4i-inch Atwood Covert Cloth. soc yard;
worth 800.
SS-inch Ail-wooi Cloth Plaids; 75c n yard;
worth $50; choice designs.
n. BAH Remnant Skirt Lengths Of Dress
Goods at half price. Don't miss IL.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Wool Waists.

Sl.50 for $500 Washable Flannel Waists
$3.50 for $500 Cashmere Waists.
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