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The floor area used by the Post-Dispatch, tn- eluding the basement, sub-basement and mezzanine, is 66,565 square feet. » The remainder of the building, with 4 @ total floor area of 42,00) feet, will iH i be rented. The building is so con- structed that four mort stories can be added. The business office and the adver- 4 theing department occupy the first and mezzanine floors. The first floor is artistically and elaborately finished in marble and bronze, thirteen varie- ties of marble being used. ‘The only | Belgian marble obtainable in the United States was used in the main lobby at the Olive Street entrance In this entrance, before a back~ ground of black and white marble, stands a bronze bust of Joseph Pulit- ger, founder of The Post-Dispatch, and later of The New York World. Over the elevator space 1s The Post- Dispatch platform, which was his message to the paper and to the pub- lic on the occasion of his retirement, in April 1907, four years and a half before his death, “This platform, embodying for The Post-Dispatch the same ideals which Mr, Pulitzer expressed for The World, ie: “I know that my retirement will | make no difference in its cardinal pringtples, that It will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always | fight demagogues of all parties, ni belong to any party, always op) privileged classes and pub ers, never lack sympath plunder- with the PAREGORIC or landanum to make it sleep, bey FR and A FEW DROPS TOO MANY will produce the SLEEP 18 NO WAKING, Man whose health has been rgined for life by paregoric, landanum and morphine, each of which is a narcotic product of opium, Draggists aro prohibited from selling cither of the narcotics named,to children at all, or to anybody without labelling poison.” The definition of “narcotic” is: “.1 meclicine which relieves pain and produces sleep, but which in poisonous doses produces stupor, coma, convul- sions and death.” The taste and smell of medicines containing disguised, and sold under the names of “Drops,” “Cordials,” “Soothing Syrups,” eto. 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Lijgette Myers Frbavco a: THE EVENING WORLD, ™ vomate devoted te the Heme enteuttetiy oT be Te cere fre po eneiaers Gallery, reaching from the pounds "Se en , She aee tee Seta efhee oe oor mente 8 ink ont at eere® ever : children without you or || BDAY, AUGUST 13, 1917. ‘ at Amor Mace The Whole Truth About Nelson-Matter Furniture Of which three carloads are now on sale here We were the only merchant in the United States privileged to buy Nelson-Matter fur- | niture at HALF-PRICE—and we are selling it at half. We bought nearly two-thirds of the en- , tire remaining Nelson-Matter stock, most of it being the new designs being held for | Fall and not shown to other dealers. We bought six times as much of the Nel- | son-Matter furniture as any other store. | After 60 years of building furniture, much of which went into the finest hotels of the country and is still there giving good service, Nelson-Matter, of Grand Rapids, decided to turn over their large factory to the building of aytomobile bodies. Letters were sent out to a few of the leading houses of the country offering for sale the stock on hand. Some of their buyers looked over the furniture, We inspected the furniture in May. We liked it. We believed our custom- ers would like it. We made an offer; 50 per cent. dis- count for the entire stock. The offer was taken under consid- eration. , Pending a decision some of the furniture was sold to’ other dealers. Nelson-Matter writes us that such sales were made as follows— To a store in New York a purchase at retail figures of approximately $10,000. at retail. To other stores over the country, mostly west of the Mississippi, about $50,000 at retail All of these sales were made at discounts of 25 to 8314 per cent.—none of this furniture was sold ||| at more than 8314 and much at 25 per cent. off. Then our offer was accepted. We bought the entire stock on hand. We secured for our two stores $127,000 worth at retail. We were allowed 50 per cent. discount on every piece and every suit. We believe the public is entitled to all these facts because the much smaller purchase of Nelson- | Matter furniture at much higher prices is being featured by another store as the main part of its August Sale. And it would be a pity for anyone to pay higher prices, without notice, for Nelson- Matter furniture when it can be had here at exactly half price. The Nelson-Matter Furniture is Now Ready— Three Carloads Have Arrived It is all bedroom furniture. It is made of brown mahogany, regular mahogany walnut and enameled wood. It is all period furniture, but it ranges from the ornate to the very simple, from the luxurious down to the almost staple kind. It is sold en suite and by the single pieces, but complete suits will not be broken. Some of it was in the “cutting,” going through the factory, and finished after we bought \@-the very newest pieces, advance samples that Nelson-Matter expected to take orders on for the fall and winter. Half price for everything! To two stores in Philadelphia about $20,000 | «Hotels Furnished Partially or Entirely | —Every piece and every suit at exactly half price June 29, 1917 JOHN WANAMAKER, — New York City, Ip considering t ofter for the entire remaining product of this company one element that greatly influenced our seceptance was the proposition for delivery as rapidly as goods could be com- pleted, We had leased our new factory for @ period of years to one of the largest automobile body manufacturers in this section of the country, with the agreement that possession would be given at an early date, and as al! the furniture we are preparing for the coming season was well under way and had to be pushed to com- pletion, it was a material advantage to find # market for the goods ae fant as they came from the works, Your offer covered these requirements, and although the price was materially less than the goods were worth, it enabled us to carry out our contract, and this, of course, was of vital importance to us. Permit us to say that substantially all of your purchase was made up of new patterns that had never before been offered to the trade, and are constructed and finished with the same care and attention that has always characterized our product Your selection was for @ large amount, including nearly two thirds of our remaining stock. The balance was distributed among our many customers throughout the country. You can offer these goods to your friends with the assurance thet they will in every way sustain the reputation that the product of this factory has always enjoyed, Very trul: » NELSON MATTER FURNITURE COMPANY, James G, MacBride, Sec'y. With Nelson-Matter Furniture | Plata, New York Alexandria, Los Angeles| Wentworth, Portsmouth Vanderbi ew York Sao Barnandina, Radisson, Minneapolis Waldorf, Now York ‘an arnandino| Marlborough-Blenheim, Gotham, N Aleasar, St. Augustine Atlantic City Black Ponce de Leon, Traymore, Atlantic City Audit | St. Augustine|Chalfonte, Atiantic City St. Fran an Francisco Ormond, Ormond Shoreham, Washington Glenwood "Inn, Riverside | Royal Poinciana, New Willard, Wash gton Del Monta, Monterey Palm Beach|Champlain, Bluff Polat Antler's, Colorado Springs| Breakers, Palin Beach |French Lick Springs El Tovar, Grand Canyon | Royal Victoria, Nassau French Lick Nelson-Matter Bedroom Suits $1122.50 Nelson-Matter Suit for $561.25 12-piece decorated suit; twin bedsteads, dresser; chifferole, toilet le, table, desk, vanity case, night stand, chair, rocker and bench, $805 Nelson-Matter Suit for $402.50 11-piece brown mahogany suit: full size bedstead, dreeser, chifferole, droming tableM@vanity case; desk, night stand, table, chair, rocker an inch, ‘i $641 Nelson-Matter Suit for $320.50 7-piece brown mahogaby suit: twin beds, dresser, chifferole, vanity case, rocker and chair, $797.50 Nelson-Matter Suit for $398.75 7-plece brown mahogany suit; full size bedstead, chiffonier,dressing table, cheval, desk and night stand. $848.50 Nelson-Matter Suit for $424.25 8-piece suit; full size bedstead, dresser, chiffonier, dressing table, cheval, night stand, desk and table, | e $283 Nelson-Matter Suit for $141.50 10-piece Walnut suit; full size bedstead, toilet table, dresser, chif- fonler, vanity case, night stand, table, chair, rocker and bench, $2372.50 Nelson-Matter Suit for $1186.25 11-plece enamel suit; twin bedsteads, dresser, chiffonier, dressing table, chifferole, vanity case, desk, night stand, chair and rocker, $640 Nelson-Matter Suit for $320 ‘ 8-plece decorated suit; twin bedsteads, dresser, chifferole,night stand, table, chair and rocker, $434 Nelson-Matter Suit for $217 6-plece brown mahogany suit; full size bedstead, dresser, vanity case, dressing table, chair and rocker, $1464.50 Nelson-Matter Suit for $732.25 10-piece enamel suit; twin bedsteads, dresser, chiffonier, vanity case, chifferole, dressing table, night stand, chair and rocker, Nelson-Matter Separate Pieces Maboasny cheval glass, $126 for sad 1 mahogany dresser, $108 for 63, 6: 63, Enamel dresser, $162 for $81, Mahogany chiffonier, $262 for $126, Mahogany desk, $141 for $70.60, Brown mahogany chiffonfer, $152 for $76.60. Fourth Gallery, New Building | Mattresses and Springs at August Sale Prices . $40 for our regular $54 pure horse hair mattress, $36 for our regular $48 pure horse hair mattress, $35 for our regular $42 pure horse hair mattress, $26 for our regular $84 best black mixed hair mattress, $19 for our regular $24 special black mixed hair mattress. $14 and $18.50 for box springs we sell regularly for $17.25, $28.76, $21 for cotton felt mattresses with Imperial edge, covered with fine ticking-—this is 25 per cent. less than the regular price, The prices above are for full sizes—smaller sizea can be ordered— | they are priced proportionately, —7 Sixth Gallery, New Building,