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Mems Half Rose.

Mems Cashmere Hose, the highest
grade, that usually costs &c.,; these
are seconds thrown out by manufac-
turers; Will be sold for loo. pair.
Mems sl.25 Cardigan Jackets for.
75c.
sl.oo Tleeced Lined Gloves, for men,
for 6oc.
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The Sale Of Floor Oil Cloth.
inIaid Linoiiun,s.

The best csc. Oil. Cloth will be sold
at l9c.; 35c. grade, 2oc. yard; the
SOC. grade, 3Sc. yard the 09c. grade
for 55c,; the $l.5O inlaid, sl.l0 and
Sl.0O yard; also 270 3x6 feet Linen
Window Shades, mounted on spring
rollers, for lSc
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allspro lily they
canfiot be sold again in
months to come.
Embroidered and Lace Trimmed
Cambria and Muslin Night Gowns,
special Csc. values, mill-end sales
price 69c.
G7 dozen Muslin Gowns, hcmstitched
and embroidery insertion Jokes, some
low neck Empress, special. 4sc.
The finest and best grade sl.25
Gowns, trimmed in nainsook embroid-
cries, for 8Sc.
Over hundred dozen Torchon Lace
Trimmed and Embroidered Insertion
Yoke Gowns, made of cambria or
muslin. special IS to Soc. values,
choice SOC.
Sc dozen Lace Trimmed Underskirts,
extra deep flounce OF tucked lawn
and wasl, torchon lace insertions,
$l.50 Skirts. arc priced Csc.
The best sl.oo and SIPS Lace Trim
med Underskirts, 2 rows lace inscr-
ton, wide lace edge, zoe.
Lace and Embroidery Trimmed
Skirts, in the most elaborate style
trimmings, cannot be equallcd under
5000, arc priced Sl25.
Low Round and Square Neck Cor
set Covers, full 'front.' French cut,
trimmed neck and arm-holes, 25c.
covers, for lac.
Lace Trimmed French Covers for
l0c.
44c. Trimmed Front Covers for Csc.
rs and 8Sc. Val. Lace Trimmed
Covers for SOC
Extra Size Drawers, OF fine cam.
brio, trimmed with wide hemstitched
rufle, 3Oc.
Various styles Trimmed Drawers,
OF muslin, all sizes, open or closed,
25c.
Embroidery or Lace Trimmed Regu-
lar 80 to 44c. Drawers are zoe.
The Plain, Well.NIadc Muslin Draw
ers, for ladies, made with deep hem
and tucks, yoke bands, for l2lac,
Children's Drawers, Of close, fine
muslin, extra side stays, we'll stitch
cd and perfectly made, for pair, Sc.
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Ready-Kade Garments Are
Having a Price.holiday.

All new spring garments
from the man that failed.
Ladies Wash Suits that
were to have been dellv.
cred to the buyer the first
of May,
$50 suits the latest styles.
Prices that were to have
been up to $4.75. choice
OF the entire lot S1.50.
Ladies' Iailor-Made Suits. of vene-
tian, broa6cloth and oheviot, various
styles TO select from, 500.
New-Cut Tailor Suits. with collar
less postillion blouse, satin pipings
and button trimming. full Bishop
sleeves, skirts over the new models,
All shades, $3.50.
Ladies' Iailor-Alade snits, Of ycne,
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Over 5000 yards finest Fancy Mer-
cerized White Madras and Oxfords,
in nlill-cnd lengths, the seasons best
styles at % TO soc, choice l2hc
Thousands OF yards Of the finest
grade Check and Striped Nainsooks
at l6 % and 20c., are i'll this mill end
sale at DC. yard.
White French Organdies and Wash
Chiifons, . yards wide, some Of the
finest grades made up to 60c. a yard,
are in this lot, mill,end price, lie
Soft-Finished English Long Cloths,
full widths; mill-end price, per yard,
TIC.
1000 yards Mcrcerizcd White Ok
fords, Chcviots and Madras Cloths,
stripes, plaids and basket weavcs, full
pieces, sold everywhere at lie, our
price. per yard. lie.
Finest Soft-Finishod English Main.
socks are priced Zoe.
India Linons arc priced this way:
Best grade Csc. India Linon for
l2Kac.
37c. India Linons are 1920.
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sl5o and SLIGO Finest Irish Linen
Damasks, in the most beautiful large
designs. to be sold, per yard, Sl.0o.
Mcrcerizod Bleached Damasks, IS
inches wide. snowdrop and large
damask designs, per yard Monday,
Tic.
Glass Toweling Crash for &c.
Pure Linen Damask Fringed Nap
kins, snow-white bleach, mill.cnd sale
price, per dozen, SOC.
Soft Finished Sanitary Birdeye Dia-
per, q piece ofIlo yards for 4ac.
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The Lining Prices will.
Daze You.

The qualities are Of the high
est order. There are thousands
Of yards topsell-oh, almost
every kind. These as sample
prices only:
Fast-Black Lining Percalincs, 1870.
quality, for Size. yard.
shr''nS Lining stiffening, loc. quail
ity, is 57sc. yard.
Black and Colorcd Mcrccrized Sat-
teen Innings, best 45c quality, is $40.
yard.
Black and colored Nlercerized Sat
teen Innings, 25c. grade, is loc. yard.
Yard-Wide MORE Velour, CSC quail
ity, is 25c. yard
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Boys Clothing to Close at
Half Price.

$3.50 Overcoats are $3.50; $4,75 ones
at $3.50; $3.50 and $500 ones are
$l.75.
sos Boys Suits will sell flor Sl,75;
$l.35 Suits will sell for Soc,
a lot Of Boys Pants, were IS and
35c,, are now l7c.
The best Mothers Friend Shirt
Waists are Soc.
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Several Hundred Pieces Of
Mating Will Be On Sale.

2bo. Mattings Tor Zoe.
80 and ssc, Mating for 20 and 25c.
1917 and 3l6c. Mating for l2c,
l and 2-yard Mating Rugs for 75c.
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45c. yard for Fine French Spring
Fabrics, such as Tamise, French Elem
rietta, Voiles and many others, cost
ing up to sl.2o yard.
sl.25 Fancy Woven Black Eta.
mines will be sold for Zoe.
French yoilcs, the most popular
black fabrics for the coming season,
the best Sl.30 value for Soc.
The All-Wool French Nistrals, sold
everywhere for 75c., are 5Oc.
The finest Black French Albatross,
that will sell for Soc, are soc.
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BLACK DRESS FABRICS

stock besides Ml-Ends has many other most favora-
bic prices and only for the newest and most superior
black goods that will be shown the coming spring.
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tian broadcloth and chcviot, various
styles to select from, $500,
New-Cut Tailor Suits, with collar
less position blouse, satin pipings
and button trimming, full Bishop
sleeves, skirts over the new models,
all shades, $3.50.
New Designed WallSings Suits of
Ettamne Cheviot, in blue, black and
gray, collarlcss blouse. with stitched
cape, skirts have inverted plcats at
bottom, finished with buttons, SIS 90.
Handsome Wolfe Skirts, in the new
full flares, yoke effect, trimming.
$6,os.
New Designed Skirts Of Seeded
Granite Cloth, pleated panel front,
stitched yoke, perfect fitting, $3.50.
Ettamine and Ilomesmm Skirts,
flare and flounce effect tucked and
band Trimmed, $500.
Walking Skirts Of Melton, black,
blue and Oxford, yoke and strap trim,
mins, $3.50.
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Our Embroidery Buyer Has las
Been at Work.

F = 4
1000 yards at from 10 to 50c.
on the sl.O0.
1900 yards Embroidery Insertions,
cambria and nainsook, all styles, mill
ends, costing to l2Ac., choice, per
yard. Sc.
Mill Ends Wide Cambria and Main
sock Embroidcries, about alf-priccd,
l2Mc-
Mill Ends Embroideries, Insertions
and Edges, 6 to Sc. ones, per yard,
&c.
Mill Ends Embroideries, wide skirt
ing widths, lG to Zoe. ones, for &c.
The Finest Swiss and Nainsook En-
broidcries, values to Soc, specially
priced, per yard, Csc.
The widest Skirt Frill Embroideties
at 25 to Doc. are in this sale for
1926
The Finest Embroidery Allovers,
for waists and trimmings, some in
the dainty baby designs, costing reg.
ularly Sl.50 to 1915, these Zoe. to.
$3.50 yard.
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The Sale Of Small Wares

that will take place Mon
day is the product Of sew.
eral countries. Here are
few OF the prices. not one
out Of a hundred:
DIR, Makes Carlslic Mouth Wash,
Soc, size, will be sold at lsc. bottle,
Rogers & Gallot's yiolotte Baby
Powder at l7Ac, package,
ALI White Rose Glycerino Soap,
lie, cake
! Dig lot Of Rubber Dressing Combs
for dc. each.
200 Best SOC Rubber Combs will be
sold at 35c, each.
500 bars White Toilet Soap, highly
perfumed, Mt &c, cake,
G yards White Feather. Stitch Braid,
in q large variety OF patterns, Sc.
quality is &c.; l2lac, quality is LOO,
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HWn1YeeI Thousand Yards White GOODS
Of all the fabrics including the usual staple things
Nothing that has ever stirred the town to a buying
stimulus has been more deserving of credit patron
newest and finest fabrics at just about one-ha their
Mill-End Prices when sold from full length pieces.
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lOc. India Linons for $40.
Zoe. India Linons for l0c,, and SO
on
The 42-inch wide Finest Persian
Lawns, worth Soc, for 25c.
Baby Check and Stripe Dimities, of
the fine, sheer grade, mill ends,
yard, l2Mc.
Mill Ends Check Nainsooks, about
1900 yards. grades 5 to lOc.. choice
per yard, DC.
Mill Ends English Long Cloth, extra
wide, to l2-yard lengths, best loc.
grade, per yard, l2,hc.
Nlill-End Lengths White Heavy
Cord Piqucs and Pique Muslins, you
can pick from this great lot values as
high rs 4oc., any for l2hc.
25c. White Wash organdes, Swiss
Lawns and Paris N1uslins, over a
yard wide, mill ends, to be priced
yard, l2Ac.
Open Lace Striped Etamines, in
stead OF 1919 and lGc, these, per
yard, Sc.
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is being closed out at sacri-
feed prices. No opportunity
in years for economical buy
ers to supply themselves like
this one.
loo-piece Real English Porcelain
Dinner Sets, beautiful decorations,
for 5000.
llO-picce French China Dinner
Sets, in pink rose decora tions,
cost $4,000 to import, for $500,
Decorated Fruit saucers, that
cost us sl.5o dozen. for &c. each.
White China Desert Plates, that
cost us 75c. dozen, for 4c. each.
Decorated China Soap Dishes,
that cost us Soc, for loc
White Bowls and Pitchers, that
cost us 81 .25, for s5c.
l0-quprt Dishpans, that cost us
54c., for 34c.
o-quart Milk Pans, that cost us
Zoe, for lie.
Muffin Pans, that cost loc., for
&c.
Glass Tumblers, that cost us Zoe.
a dozen, for SOC. dozen.
Fine Glass Goblets, that cost
soc. dozen, for SOC.
Wine Glasses, that cost soc.
dozen, for 3Oc.
4-string Brooms, that cost &C.,
for lie
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Cotions in The Bias ement

Doublc.Fold ALercerized Oxford
Cloths, in neat and stylish print.
ings, the l6 2-3c grade, for ss4c.
2,4oo yards OF Satin Striped Ma.
dras Cords, desirable designs and
colorings, the l5c, kind, for sAc.
Scrpentine Crepe Cloth, in every
conceivable solid tint, for street
and evening wear, instead of
10 2-3c. per yard, 9Mc.
1920. French Pique Cords, in
light and dark grounds, solid and
fancy printed, some 4,s0O yards to
be sold for 9a4c.
Scotch Battle, a sheer printed
fabric, over a hundred attractive
designs and colorings to select
from, instead Of 1910. yard, s1ac.
Yard-Wide French Percales, in
all the new and elaborate work for
spring 1903, manufacturers
lengths of the 1oc. grades, for
sac.
Best 1920. Yard-Nvide Single
Fold Long Cloth for lie
or and Sl-3c. Dress Ginghams,
5000 yards of mill ends to be sold
per yard, 3a4c.
400 yards Of l2Ac. Pcrcales,
light grounds, solid tints and the
linen shades, to lo.yard lengths,
your pick from the lot for 71ac.
Best GAc. Fancy Dress Prints,
1900 yards to be sold for 4Ac.
Best Sl-3c. Yard-Wide Bleached
Cambria, $500 yards, all to be
sold for 41ac.
25c. Embroidered Chambray. in
all the solid colors made, embroid-
cred with black and white, for lie.
25c. Mercerized Oxfords, pink,
light blue, Nile, sage, cadet blue,
tan and black, for l2kc.
DC. Fine Round.Thread Unbleach.
ed Cotton, 2 to lO.yard lengths,
5000 yards to be sold for 2Ac.
l2K.c. Soft-Finished Bleachcd
Cambria, full yard wide, for. sAc.
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Bed Spreads in Basement

Imported Nlarseilles Quilts, the
finest, that come up to $3.50, some
are fringed and others are not,
almost every design that the mar
kct produces, choice OF the lot,
$500 to So 90.
Also the best American Crochet
Quilts made at $3.50 to sos
among them, with or without
fringe, choice for Sl.5O.
sl.75 and $500 Single or Double
Bed Quilts, to be sold for sl.0o.
Other lots Of Quilts will be SIS,
IS and SOC.
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sccrsuckcr Madras, in the desirable
corded effects, near yard wide, fault
less color combinations, made to re-
tail for 10c., per yard, 7Ac.
Fancy Woven Zephyr Ginghams, a
large assortment of stylish and novel
H,yeavcs, instead Of l2Ksc, per yard.
1Oc.
Mcrcerizcd Silk Ginghams, choice
selection of the wash silk designs, all
the new color combinations, also solid
tints, per ynrd, lOc.
3o,inch Scotch Zephyr Madras, in
sulting and shirting effects, made to
retail for lsc, per yard, 121ac.
Satin and Lace Stripe Leno, one Of
the novelty productions for this sea-
sons wear. in the pretty solid tints,
imported to sell for 45c., per yard,
33c
Self. Embroidered A1ercerizcd Nous
sclincs, a sheer, dressy fabric, made
to retail for 37lAc., per yard, 25c.
Embroidered Dot Swiss variety
OF choice patterns and elaborate color
combinations, worth 1926, for
l2hc.
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High grade Of 62c. All-Wool Black
Serge for 4Sc.
Black Henriettns, that were always
3sc., for 2lc.
The New Black Fish-Net, silky
fabric, that will be Sl.40, is here for
Zoe,
A lot OF Black Thibet, Sc inches
wide, imported for tailor dresses,
price to be $l,00 yard.
A lot of Black Granite Examines,
That sell for SOC, are marked 2lc.,
besides many other fine black fabrics.
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Do,ble-Fold Persian Lawns and
Wash Chiffons, in raven black, the
45c, quality, for 23c. 81
Merccrized Wasting and Suitinrs,
in basket weaves of shepherd plaids
and other effects, for 35c.
Sima Silk, a new s,lting material
for spring wear, imitation Of silk and
wears better, instead OF SOC. per yard,
35c.
Imported Mercerized Wasting, in
novel weaves and color combinations,
some white ones with fancy woven
effects, worth sl.25 per yard, Soc.
25c. Imported Zephyrs, novel produc.
tions of new and faultless weavcs and
colors, per yard, l5c.
Scotch Batiste, large assortment
Of artistic colors and designs, made to
retail for l5c., per yard, lOc.
French Dimity Cords, with hair.line
effects, stylish and attractive color
combinations, the lsc. grade, for
l2,hc.
Mercerized Madras Cords, satin
striped and hair-line effects, dainty
| figured. novel effects, per yard, l2hc.
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The Greatest Sale Of Cotton Fabric.

The sale involves several hundred thousand Yards
some at even ridiculous prices-a with the usual
CohenLike Advance Of Cost Il was cleaning up the
mills at all the ends that makes such prices possible
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VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS HOTELS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Maxwell of To
ledo. o.. are at the St: Nich"tls'
II. l.. Vorink of Springfield, Mo. is reg
istered ut the Linden.
$. &. Bennett of Nenia. o, mas rooms
a. the Planters.
Mrs. L.. J. Mcdonald of Kansas Cay.
Mo. is a guest at the southern.
John y. Cass of Ashland. O. is stoprin;
D. NJ. Fulkerson of Danville. Ill. is reg-
tst-red at the 1-acltde.
Mr.. and Mrs. joseph l.. Howard Of Vim
cennes. ind. are at Horns.
Frank l.. Masterson OF Rock lslanH.
Ill. was at the Moser yesterday.
L. 6. Van Antweys of Smithyiiie. Tex .
is on the guest list al the ST. Nicholas.
Mr.. ard Mrs. August IasTix OF 'o"nc-i
%. l.. White Of keytsville. Mo- is reg
is.ered at the Lindell.
H. u. Perky of Niagara Falls. y. i.
was at the Southern YESTERDAY.
w. II. Price of Denver, Colo. is stopping
at the New ST. James.
C. Z. Murray Of dar Rapids. Ia. is 4
guest at the I.aclede.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. ]. Patterson of New
York arr. al the Moser.
Richard ]. Stead of Frankfort. Ky. was
at Horns Yesterday
A. r. Davenport Of Holdenvills. I. +.
is on the guest list "A; the 81. Nicholas.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. W. Hamilton of Kansas
City. Mo. are at the l.!ndeli.
Granville Moore of Denver. Colo. spent
yesterday at the Planters.
I. y. Buttcrwcrth of Davenport. Ia. +
stopping n the Southern
r. X. Phelps of Chicago, ILL.,. has rooms
at the New St. James.
Frank +. Hilton Of San Diego. Cal. is a
guest at the Iaclede.
w. L. Howell of Birmingham. Ala. ar
rived at the 81. Nicholas yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. l.. Parckman OF New
Orleans. La. are at the L.!udelI.
William Lorrimore Of Chicago. Ill, is
registered at the Planters.
W. IL. Alton of Mexico City. :xico, /;
stopping ar the Southern.
y. II. Spauiding of New Orleans. La. has
rooms at the New st. James.
George l.. Lunch OF Louisville, Ky, is a
guest at the Laclcde.
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great novelty in London. and 1 purpose
producing 1t there in connection with
George Edwardes Immediately after we
bring out our new musical play. with
Edna Nav this spring"
Just who will attempt the role now played
by Jerome Sykes is not determined. Mr..
Frohman believes i; is equally fitted to
either Seymour Hicks or G. p. Huntley.
David Belasco has decided TO try his
hand at the production of a chiidren's play.
He has selected'a piece entitled The Truth
Tellers.' by Michael Morton. the title Of
which will be changed to Five Little Pill
grinls."
The date and pEse for the production
have not heea detesnined upon. but 1t is
likely thai, the'biayNill be presented at the
Beiasco Theater. New York, either at the
end of this or the beginning of next sea-
son. Mr.. Belasco intends 10 give this play
an elaborate stage setting. The principals
IN the cast will be children.
When Maude Adams was creating such a
furore in The Little Minister her lead
ing man was Robert Edeson. Singularly
enough. the two never met again till long
after Blossoms retirement from the COM
parry. The reunion took place at a rail-
road junction: i'm Massachusetts. where the
cars containing equality Street. and
Soldiers Of FortuneH we're drawn up side
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and side. During the few minutes wait.
Lady Babbie ard Gavin Dishart exchanged
congratulations. and Mr.. .Edeson took oc-
casion To thank Miss Adams for her con-
xfatulatory telegram received on his open
ing night.
The message was n sentence from Bar
rie's famous play. and read: Its a great
nicht for the meetin', Rob. and was signed
"Maude Adams"
Upon what suggestion did Won build up
the costume of calibau"' was recent:
asked Of Louis James. who j. making Il
joint Starring tour with Frederick Warde
III The Tempest Il took it f,om The. old
plate OF Caliban in HUG. on's Shakespeare.
Besid-S. | have played in The Tempest
before said he. and Il look If r-miusceuo-
came very plainly into his eyes. That was
In Il AT The old Walnut Street Theat-r in
PhiiadelDhia.
'Prospero was played by that great actor.
W. r. Sheridan. and taiihau by Augustus
Anderson. THIS Ariel WIS Katie Mavhew.
and blanche d. Bar. e niece of Edwin
Booth. was in the cast. | vas a young fe.-
iow then and played Ferdinand. tho nart
Norman Ha"krtt is playing with US. IN
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OPAL DEPOSITS ARE FOUND.
Dealers say the Rock Is Equal 20
Imported Article.

San Bernardino. Cal. Jan. PA larse
body OF opal rock has been discovered IN
the mountains forty miles north of Bar
stow. Tn %locators have fled on 1000 acres.
their filing covering all the territory wter.
the rock is found. and developing work is
tensive scale. the owners at first desiring
to ascertain the width of the lodges at Ger
tain depths
This is the first opal rock discovered in
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Sne Ihited states. and prominent New
hoIk dealers IN precious stones. To whom
samples have been sent. stata tbst Tho
St" "nss are equal to the best imported from
auatraiia and Hungary, whence the SIMPLY
me pieces OF rock which the locators
hnVc brought h.re are full Of fire. sb,Winr
rock shows the precious stone in ~, ~
i lhilk White: Other rock contains an ann
or the eip NH S,nnc. and some is blood red.
a y. and this is the most valuable of
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sOulu uOt uO SO. at last
cured him by a simple
home remedy which any
one con give secretly. /
want every one who has
drunk in tteir
homes to know OF this and
II they are sincere in their
desire to cure this disease
and will write to me. Twill
tell them just what the
remedy is. My address is
Mrs Margaret Anderson,
Box 347 Hillburn. N. Y.
! am sincere in this Offer.
i have sent this valuable
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Merry Wives Of Windsor overture and List.
Les Prlujes.'
Wells Band will give a popular concert at the
Od.on this afternoon. Grace Walser. the soprano.
will sing.
K1cian. the Young Bohemian Ni"lin.s'. VIII
again play at the Odeon February :. His pro
cramrne is announced as follows:
Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso. Submissions
KoCaiu.
NONg'stfe
chan, pdl6nalse ............... .Chopin-Liszt
yaIse Nicolaus Rubinsteln
julie Ceyer.
pumks h"'''n
Scharzo Valse .Tschaikowsky
kgcal=.
Caprice Espagnol .....-............. M~oszkowsAi
Julie Gs:er.
| Palpiti
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dcrson's dress was not like mine is now.
He made Up dark. and was padded ont and
knotted all overland wore a painted cos
~, -
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TIL. beethoven Conservatory sSve its January
recital Yesterday afternoon. The pupils VINO to'N
mar, were the Misses II. Starring. \. Hufstat-
Fhnts \. Roed-r. l.. MUsi,E. '. Nei''f. T."
uarhnrser. u Kizer. II. Zenor. \ Riesmeyri. l..
PaseIer. -. Stork Mr.. +. Murphy and Master =
S.yrour.
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A.W|FE'S MESSAGE
Cured Her Husband OF
Drinking.
Write Her Today and She VIM
Gladly Tell You How She Did H.,

Nv husband was a hard drinker for over N
years and had tried in every way to stop Int
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25

and will gladly send It to you il you will but wrico
me to-day. As have nothing whatever 70 seu.
want no money.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25

.iImpresario Grau's condition of health is
Spicli that there is some doubt as to wheth-
cr there will he a season jof opera at the
Metropolitan next year, and New Workers
IRE much worked up oveythe prospect. The
fniation is unusual, ihasmuch as opera
fas been so successfv1 in Gotham since
1857 as to make thay city a most tempt
hg. field for other ambitious managers. st.
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me next concert of the choral-Symphopy So
cie'y IS popular one and will take place al m.
Wouters.' sol6-oboe Of the ,rhora,-S, un,o,r ~.
chestrs. Ny Woutcrs has selected the famous
"Huhan's Polonaisc'' as his number. The NJ.
ficers nave under consideration the services Of
Mrs. olTan.Hinchclinc soprano. for this CON.
cert. The orchestra will play. anon: other ponu-
lar selections. the "~Fledermaus' overture. the