St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 14

14 TO FIND TENANTS FOR YOUR HOUSES, ADVERTISE IN THE POST-DISPATCH, ST. LOUIS' BEST HOUSE AND HOME GUIDE. MORE READERS THAN THERE ARE HOMES IN THE CITY. WEDXESDAT, OCTOBER iO. 1909.

MAIL ORDERS DEATHS. COWUVKAMP Entered Into rest on rt 1 Hnvtoir l-lcur 0 Results Mimost Certam tor Mnutkmg Your Ad Direct to the Post-Dispatch Yur Cred's Good if You Rent An aiKOx KiiiMk. ccBtru refunded on unused insertions. I' ir I i 4 SPECIAL OFFER Send tl.25 to4r nanosom nanti-palnted belt buckle wi ine diicw win De Bent prepaid ea receipt of 1.2i; money cheerfully refumM If goods aro unsatisfactory. L.

ewt. artist. 220 Maclay Harelstmrg. Pa. PARTNERS WANTED PARTNER Wtd.

Managing partner; I have a mercantile business that will stand mot rigid Investigation; fouuo investment make you $7oOO per year and salary; win rive all references you desire; yoo will nave to do same and be capahle. Address with full name. Box G-32, post-nis. Ml APPRENTICE Wtd. Young girl to leam millinery: paid while learning.

427 Yandeventer a BILL CLERK Wtd. First-class bill clerk" for office. Box G-1'3. Post-Dispatch. BINLiERY OIR1-S -ExperietK-d.

Appiy 127 Washington 1 to I'ixie Printing BINDERY Wtd. Experienced. Cur- ran I rmunn i.p.. oq ana ljOCust. (4c BINDERY.

GIRLS ftLS Wtd. Experienced fold-Prlntlng 1017 Morgan.Hc. ers. General BOOKKEEPER Wtd. First-class: at onco.

H. Cramer Ac A Olive st. bKAIUtK Wtd. To aew braid on ami Olive st. CANDY 23 candy wraoDera can mnV nnm.

80(i N. St. CHOCOLATE DIPPERS Wtd. Experleuce! chocolate dippers. Apply at 5Q9 Wasn et 4 CHOCOLATE DIPPERS Wtd.

Experienced cnccc.aie ami-wra ana caramel wrappers. Plows Candy 20H Market st. set HOCOIAJ'E DIPPERS Wtd. Beat py ia, city to right party; steady work. Apply at Itabotean Drug 70t N.

Broadway. COOK Wtd. Good wage. 2S31 Lafayette. COOK Wtd Jlrl for cooking and down-ISO stairs work.

SHO Morgan st. COOK Wtd. First-class white cook. htx'i wages: apply 21 yandeventer pi. ill COOK Wtd.

White girl aa cook in email family. Call 6140 Morgan at. (3) COOK Wtd. White girl to cook; nice borne; high w-ages. 5433 on ersen.

COOK Wtd. Woman cook, for restaurant: come ready to work. Evans av. COOK Wtd. First-class cook; referenda re- qulred.

II) Thornby pi. COOK Wtd. Competent white cook: ref erences req 11 lrwi. Westminster pi. COOK Wtd.

Girl for cooking and downstair work: wages 2.i. -4 longreiiow ci. COOK td Olrl for cooking and downstair work: references. 4.1SH rorest fark Pi. COOK Wtd.

Experienced cook, willing to assist with housework. 4oTl McPherton. CO'JK Wtd. Experienced good wages; must cave rers. 4f4." v.

est t'tne oi. COOK Cook and waitress. 2711 La- clede av. Coo K. wtd.

Good cook; reference required. 6023 cabanne; orest itzan. COOK Wtd. Good colored cook, settled wom an, lor private boarding bouse, at once. 41Hn Fruntain av.

COOK Wtd. Girl for cooking and general housework; no laundry work; family or three; $20; reference; call at once. 6723 Cates. COOK Wtd. flood permanent girt for oook- lng.

In private boarding house; other girt kept; wages $20: good home to right par- ty; colored or white. 4724A Olive. DINING ROOM GIRL Wtd. Good dlnlng- roum girl; neat and clean; colored. is.37 Morgan.

(c) DINING ROOM GIRL Wtd. Competent girl xor aining room ana pantry wora; reier-enoes required. 42i)ti Washington bl. DISHWASHER Wtd. Elderly lady to wasti dishes in kitchen, siti Marxer st.

DRESSMAKER Wtd. Assistant, dressmak ing and tailoring; quiet piace. 2722 Caroline st. F'NISHEHS Wtd. Experienced on pants.

Oood Luck Clothing tiia ana Charles. (8c) FINISHERS Wtd. Finishers; custom cost; also sewing girls; good pay; steady work; 1017 Chestnut, room 2. FITTER Wtd. Experienced fitter and al teration nandi ror cioax ana un aeriuri-menty apply at once.

Ackerman' Millinery Co. cor. 3'iroadvvay and Lucas av. FREE INSTRUCTION And position guar anteed to skillful worker in our oress-making department- Fourth floor, Wm. Itarr Co.

GIRL Wtd. In lunchstand. 824 N. 23d t. G1KLS Wtd.

Winter-lanteneckcrt Foldin; Hoy 71s s. tun at. OirtL Wtd. For silver pantry. Apply to steward.

Incline tiotei. GIRL Wtd. Nice girl for candy store. 114 i'lrton st. GlRLa Wtd.

2i girl to fold circular. Wrang Tang Liniment 11a w. 2d. GIRLS Wtd. Experienced on custom coats; 420 Market room 7.

third rioor. GIRL Wtd. For circular folder; steady work. App'V t-prnce. ac) wtd.

Young colored girl to learn, dressmaking, nox i'ost-i-'ispatcn. Uiut.S Wtd. Lxiieiieiicea girls to sddresa en velopes on Oliver t.viewriier. tvelierstraus lUsUdlng 1 to nn tim. vc) GIKL Wtd.

Girl to work In Carriage fao- tory: apply to Mr. wiDeri lioa aaoni- gnmerr. G1KL Wtd. Competent girl to cook and assistQwIth housework; good wage ta rlirht Wind. Falrmount.

G1KL Wtd. Not under 17. to make herlf useful In our workroom, society 01 Applied Art. W7 N. Grand av.

OIHt.S Wtd. 2. girl to learn sewing on power machine; light, easy work; good wages earned by steady worker. 2i4ol 11th st. itlci GIRLS Will.

For steady, light factory work. ither week or piece; wage ana up. accorllng to ability. Apply 2.Mi 8. Coin-merclal tt.

(lc) GIRLS Wtd. Colored, for steady, light factory wrrk: warm workroom; can make good money. Apply at 200 S. Coinmerolal. GIRLS Wtd.

Competent sewing girl, make silk Kimonos; steady work ana gooa pay; by the we.4t or piece. 6L Lout Embroidery P'14 Tyler. tiici GIRLS Wtd Two girls; private family; fi In In cooking, housework; no washing: sister or friend preferred. 6515 Natural Bridge rd. Forest til.

'in. GIRL Wtd. In to 20 year old. who ha had some exierlence In prinllpg oftloe or binder'; apply to foreman of-printing office. Bfeifiir Chemical Vine and CommorcUl sts.

c) Wtd. Bright girl. Hi to to do ribboning on muslin underwear arid run errands. Apply iiiy-Waiker Miindn Factory, ltth and Washington. Tth floor annex.

tcl GlKljJ Wtd. Exprien'd 011 piwer machine, to learn hirtmaklug: exuerienoed operator earn from 7 to 10 week; we pay you while learning. Premium Mfg. 425 Kvins v. GIRLS Wtd.

10 year old. to make themselves generally useful in hlrt-wlt paid while learning. Premier Shirt Waist Factory. 4th flcor. 611 1.

Broadway corner Washington av. GIRLS Wtd. To new, turn and fold bag: cood pay; steady work. FUilOX HAG BURLAP CO, 612 S. Seventh St.

(8c) Girls Wanted 16 and 17 years of age; experience not necessary; $3.50 to $3.00 a week to start if Hatisfaetorv. Apply to Superintendent. SCIIAPER BROS, Broadway. HELP Wtd. Br dressmakers Olive t.

call at one. Hfc.1.1 ER Wld. On made-to-orler waist. Apply to A. Bchumack.

0m3 Mermod-Jae-rard Pldg. ilV) HELPER Wtd. Good helper In dressmaking; the 3Xi Metropolitan P)dg, (cl- WM l-irt-ciaa. by the div. ario LoTiafeiiow bl.

HOIVKGIKL Wtd. Young glH to do houw-work. Call 61411 M.rmn iL fTTTTS EOT Girl for general housed work R.vi.1 HOl'SEGIItL hounewrtrfc. Wt.l. Com pet eat; N.

Cniri, for generat 14) Wtd. While er colored, for general he-useaork. liot'SliiilHL Wtd Uirl for g-neil housework, a'ter p. r'H Vc-t n. Wtd -Hefwca; -M motith.

S7 ie-race per ftOOEOIKI Wld li.rl for a-neral wnrk. to le-p st home 4C4 limir bi. Hui'eiUlKI, V(4. 4lirl for geneiai houae-work. 4 )ive at 34 fhjor.

HOCriK'JIhL Wld While girl aenarsi housework family. 4t)4 ti i-KOlHI. Fur geneial Henrietta st. (8) lIOrftEOlRI wm Yourg gtrTW sewing and light heua-ioTk. afoO Undell bl.

ilol SEOIHL Vi'td JJIrl fr genorml hiHis wrk :1 tin 1 IUH I Kl, Wt.l (iirl lr getterai wwk; r.f. tred. 4447 Waiilnfti. 1 14 Uol SKKKEi eA Wtd. Oood plaoa for right partr fwsn.

liliiillt' Jlil foe general houe work. 5170 1 a HolbkiOUiL V-'id. Olrl jr general kouso lUra in tamlir. Mali 13 i A in 4 1 enkamp, dearly beloved brother of Emma Kraemer (nee Bowenkamp), Mary Donovan (nee Bowenkamp), Bertha Rahling- (nee Bowenkamp), Auffust Bowenkamp, and our dear uncie, after a lingering Illness, in ins iiiiy-nii jtrtxi. Funeral on Thursday, Oct.

21, at 1:30 p. from residence of his sister, Emma Kraemer. 3418 Wisconsin avenue. BREMErKER Entered Into rest on Tuesday, Get. 19, 1909, at 11:50 a.

Johannette Bremecker, beloved mother of William. Amelia Buech-lein (nee Eremecker), Bertha Mc-Farland (nee Bremecker), Gussle, Elsie and Nettie Bremecker), aged 49 years 6 months and 22 days. Funeral from family residence, 3442 Do Kalb street, on Friday, Oct. 22, at 2 p. m.

Interment In St. Matthew's Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. (4c) CAMPDELL Entered into rest Monday, Oct. IS, 1309, at 12:30 a.

Mary L. Campbell, beloved wife of W. C. Campbell, and mother of James will take place from St. Jame A.

M. E. Church, on Thursday, Oct. 21. at 2 p.

thence to Kt. Peter's Cemetery. EI.RICK At 5 a. Julia Elrlck (nee Borovicka), beloved wife of Conrade F. Elrick.

Funeral notice later. (c) FISHER Entered Into rest on Tuesday, Oct 19 1909, at 7 a. after a short Illness, at home. 36G5 Wyoming: street, John A. Fisher, aged 41 years, beloved husband of Huldah Fisher (nee Kuhn), also brother of Mrs.

Nolte; Airs. Wolf, Charley, Louis. Frank and Will Fisher. Deceased was a member of Missouri Board of Directors Travelers' Protective Association, Leather-man's Exchange and Royal Arcanum. JERTFORD On Tuesday, 19, 1909, at 6 a.

John W. Heryford, husband of Mrs. Heryford, and father Jrs. V. C.

Dewey and Mrs. W. li. Johnson of Memphis, Ore Heryford, Kansas City, Mrs. J.

E. Gathright and Ula Heryford. Funeral from residence, 4116 West Belle place, on Thursday, 21, at 2 p. m. Interment private.

JACKSON" Entered Into rest on Tuesday, Oct. 19, 1909, at 3:15 a. Barbara Jackson (nee Kunes), beloved wife of Charles G. Jackson, and mother" of Mary, Paul, Edward and Arthur Jackson. Funeral from residence, 2108 South Second street, on Thursday, 21, at 1:30 p.

m. Friends lnvitad to attend. (3c) KESS ED Entered into rest on Tuesday, Oct. 19, 1909, at 11:30 Lawrence Kennedy, beloved husband of Mary Kennedy and father of Mrs. Nora Banks (nee Kennedy), Lawrence, Joe, Lena, Johnnie and Thomas Kennedy, and stepfather of Fred, Charles and Annie Worrow.

Funeral from family residence, 2239 Chouteau avenue, Friday, Oct. 22, at 1 p. m. Friends invited. Beardstown (111.) papers please copy.

(c) KENKEI, Entered into rest on Fri day, Oct. 15, 1909, John Kenkel, our dearly beloved uncle, aged 73 years Interment private, by his nieces. KENT Entered into rest on Monday, Oct. 18, 1909, at 3:15 p. Thomas Kent, relict of Mary Kent (nee Ryan), and dear father of Mrs.

Mag gie Jordan and Mamie Kent, after a lingering Illness, at the age of 55 years. Funeral will take place on Thursday, Oct. 21, at 2 p. from fam ily residence, 1412 Cass avenue, to St. Lawrence O'Toole's Church thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Friends are respectfully Invited. (3c) KNOX On Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1909, at 9:30 a. Catherine Knox, be loved wife of Thomas Knox, dear mother of Mrs. William Rlgney, Mrs.

Joseph McDonnell. Mrs. Thomas Ha garty, Mrs. George C. Adams, Margaret, Benjamin, James, Thomas, Jo seph and George Knox.

The funeral will take place on Oct. 22. at 8:30 a. from family residence, 2723 Sheridan avenue, to St. Leo's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Friends are Invited to attend. New York and Dublin (Ireland) papers please copy. (4c) McGISNIS On Tuesday, Oct 19, 1909, at 4 a. John D. McGInnis.

beloved husband of McGInnis (nee Power), dear fattier of Leo, Fsther, Nellie and Frank McGinnis. dear brother of Margaret McGinnis and Charles McGinnis. The funeral will take place on Thursday, Oct. 21, at 8:30 a. from family residence, 1S40 Elliot avenue, to St.

Bridget's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. (3c) PARKELI, At the residence of his son, J. B. Parkell. 6316 Wahsington boulevard, on Tuesday, Oct.

19, 1909, Alonzo B. Parkell, In his eighty-fifth year. Interment at Carthage, Mo. REMSBECIIEH- Entered Into rest on Tuesday. Oct.

19, 1909, at 3:30 p. Helena Remsbecher (nee Stix), beloved wife of Frank Remsbecher and mother of Frank Remsbecher, Mary Keller (nee Remsbecher). Nicholas. William. Peter.

Henry, Edward and Walter Remsbecher, at the age of 66 years 11 months and 10 days. Funeral on Saturday. Oct. 23. 1909, at 2 p.

from family residence. 1803 Russell avenue, to SS. Peter and Chtirch. thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery.

Friends and relatives Invited to attend. Chicago, Centralis Rock Island (111.) and Galllon (O.) papers please copy. (5c) SCnOEN-l-On Tuesday, Oct. 19, 1909, at 8 a. Frederick G.

Schoen. beloved son of Fred and Nellie Schoen (nee Hunter). The funeral will take place on Thursday, Oct. 21, at 9 a. from residence.

Pine Lawn, St. Louis County to St. John's Cemetery, on Olive street road. Carriages will leave Cullen Kelly at 8 a. m.

(c) STinMFEI.S On Tuesday. Oct. 19, 1909, at 2:30 p. Philip Pturmfels. beloved husband of Elizabeth Sturmfels (nee Metter), and father of Estella.

Philip and Gussle Sturmfels, and our brother and brother-in-law, at the age of 39 years and 10 months. Funeral from, residence, 2831 pewa street, on Thursday, Oct. 21, at 2 thence to New St. Marcus Cemetery. (c) GERAGHTY, Undertaker, Forest SSI.

4S21 EASTON. Del' 703. Geo. Kriegphauser U. L.

Co. 4102 MANCHESTER COR. SARAH ST. Ornd 417. Pay and night.

IVIirar Mullanphy Florist, 2430 ft. GRAND AV. Both phone. THE HOUSE you have often admired in 'passing may be advertised for lale or rent in today' Post-Dispatch. AU DruggUt act as aor Want Aa Ai-nts.

Try Thraa-Tiana Aa far Raaulta Telephone No Coming Events SOCIAL CALENDAR. Announce your ball, party or entertainment through Uiis column. All St. Louis nidi it. TWO LINES ONE TIME TWO DIMES YOPR DRUGGIST ODE AGENT.

EUCHRE this evening; hand-painted china. rsattenoerg emnroiderv: all welcome. Mrs. Rullberg. S13.

Chouteau av. SOCIAL, euchre Thursday evening. Oct. 21. littnt; elegant prizes; refreshments; tallies 41 (M Washington bl.

il'CHRE f(j prizes at euchre given by uompton circle 11. B. Club Thursday evening. Oct. 21, at Wagner's Hall, 2U24 Cherokee: 2Tc person.

(S3) TO ADVERTISERS. Count 7 BTerage words as one line. No advertisements accepted for less than the price of two lines. The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to revise and classify advertisements and to reject or omit and refund the amount paid. Report promptly to the Want Ad Manager failur? to get returns or experience with fraudulent or dishonest advertisers.

Return wrong replies, giving your receipt number. In answering box addresses write the capital, letter as well as the box number -n the envelope. 1'ncalled for mall held 15 days. Two or more Insertions are better than one. Try a three-time ad results almost ceitnin for anything.

Morey refunded on unused Insertions when requested prior to day of publication. Errors corrected or money refunded. Lost and Found advertisements received (fter 11:40 a. m. will be inserted In later editions on "Market" page.

Requests for Sunday Want Ad corrections mart be in this office before 6 p. m. Saturday. Avoid toe Saturday night rOsh and Insure better service by filing your Sunday advertisements early Saturday, preferably In tl.e afternoon. For display rates, contract solicitors and advertising advice, call Bell Main 3150; Kinloch Central 3415.

Want Ad Main 721-743-3150. Kinloch Central 88-8U-91-34HS. RATES. ALL CLASSIFICATIONS, 10c. Except the following: Per line.

Situations Wanted, first 8 lines or less, 10c; each additional" line, 5c. Rooms for Rent, City Rooms, With Board, City Be on Personal Property Medical Clairvoyants, Magnetic Healing, Lectures and Spiritualism, Personal (pure). Personal Sundries. Information Wanted, Em-lloyment Agencies ISc Business ads In Personal Room and Board Aeeneies 25c Blrtli rnd Lode Notices (each) 25c Obituaries. Cards of Thanks 20c Engagements, Marriage, Death Notices, each Xl.OO TELEPHONE YOTJR AD to the Post-Dispatch if not convenient to go or send to drug store.

Your credit is good if you rent a phone. NO i DVEETISEMENT3 CHARGED FOE LESS AMOUNT THAN lOo PER LINE. CLOSING HOUR. DRTTG STOKES 11:30 a. m.

dally, p. m. Saturday. MAIN OFFICE 11:40 a. m.

dally; 10 p. m. Saturday. (3J) Lost amd Found IF YOU LOSE ANYTHING Advertise It here. It will be returned to you If an honest person finds It.

Remarkable recoveries are brought about every day through this column. All druggists receive Want Ads for the Post-Dispatch at office rates. 'Advertisements, received after 11:40 a. m. will be inserted In later editions on "Market" page.

IF YOU FIND ANYTHING bring It to the Pont-Dlapateh Last and Found Bureau, xiu-ziz north Broadway. Get a claim check. Have it advertised. Reclaim It if the owner does not. i THE People who find lost articles are Interested In knowing that the State Law (Section 8475 to 8480, Revised Statutes of Missouri, 1899) is Strict in thorn trt tf.A owners through advertisement and oth erwise, and that a failure to do so.

if same can be proven, involves a severe 1 tnalty. J-OST BELT Lost, brown belt, with sliver buckle; reward. 4fir5 Rutger st. URoOCH vrurt brooch, with diamond center; reward, aotw Warne. Delmar 1SS3, i4 CUFF BUTTON Lost plain Bold oval cuff Duiinn; inmais w.

j. reward. Keturn to i Linden bl. DOG Lost, black, white and tan setter dog. rxpwaru it rruirnfq to rranKiin.

1XX3 Lost, old pub doc; liberal reward. 422 cook: can inursnay. UOO Lost. Scotch collie dosr, male, white rln(r around neck and four white feet. KIM).

Park av. tel. Victor 14Sii. umi-Mrayeu. irom oioi wagm-r.

one or-antre and white setter dog. Liberal reward if returned to above address. Telephone Forest r24H. (3) EYEGLASSES Lost, on Monday afternoon, in West End or Page car, pair of rimless gold glasses, in Aloe case; reward if returned to 5143A Minerva. Phone Forest 6777.

GLASSES Lost, gold glasses, on Towcj Grove car or opposite City Hospital; reward 1208A Soulard St. GRIP fn Forest Park, tool grip, tool holder. markers. Belongs to William Carter, 913 Theresa av. Return and get reward.

HANDBAG Lost, large black handbag, oon-, talnlng valuable papers and keys; keap money If contents returned to 4585 West lieu pi. HANDBAG Lost, handbag name and ad- dress on card. p. on between Lucas and Waapgtorf ward. Hox O-IL'7.

Post-Qj gialiF. on i tiroaaway. re- liK VIH.li.iiT Lost. auttiai Hie lien ,1 1 hi File Wednesday a. in.

Keturjf to Loose-Wiles Hiscnit iirn ana i mrg. HOUND Lost, female foxhund. bedv whit. with large black apots on side: head and ears brown. Return John Czarneckl, 3824 Sample, and receive good reward.

13) LOCKET Lost, diamond locket, near 18th and Olive. Finder please phone Bomont 17.10. MONEY Lost, 2i. Oct. 19; Ad.

fi-ns. 5 for return. PLUMES Lost, two black plumes, between East Fair and Grand av. reward. 2121A Fa I r.

RR'KKTIUJOK Lost, pocketbook. containing watch. 3 rings, receipt for Bevely ln- surnie: reward. Walnut. POCK ETHOOK Lost, blue: Pwketbook In bout IS: a Parr s.

containing waxea of a poor working girl; please return to Ethel Collins, ladies' suit denart-ment. Parr's: reward. PURSE Lost, silver purse, with monoaram M. E. 8.

and small change. Reward if re-turn-d to 4-'2 Lake av RING Lost, emerald and diamond mar-quixe ring. Monday evening, between 6th and Olive and Gayety Theater; rewarri Hox Ct-77. Poet-I'lBpatch. SPECTACLES Ust.

gold spectacles, black case, vicinity Lucas and 7th. Please return to Fsinotis; reward. UMBHKLLA Lost, gold and peart handled umhrella. engraved "Sadie;" reward. Cull Undent I MitUfcl.LA 1IANPLE Lost, gold bsndlo uf umbrella Jefferson, between (' and North Msrltet; kTwwkc; reward.

Sfltii UMHRELLA Lest, umbrella at er. Monday; pearl and goU handle- i on handle. 110 locust st ri.w.1. UMBRELLA Loat nltlals B. 3..

Mobile. i Tuesday. Rng O-l Hi. Pot Dispatch WAKH-It, gentteinan a gold watch arid InlUals Vv. rewtrV 1SMA a Phone HELP.

WANTED MALE STF.AMF1TTERS Wtd. Experienced flttera and teipers; atate where last employed, with experience and references; steady work. Box G-2, Post-Dispatch. (3) STEEl, WORKERS Wtd. Firt-clM insid mmnftnt to lav out work from blue 'prints; also wood templet makers; write or call jenrey aiur.

ujiumom, kj. r--i STENOGRAPHER Wtd. Salary S12 per week: state age and experience. AMOy "7 letter only. Fred Medart Mfg.

3535. Be Kalb. IC) TAILOR Wtd In cleaning and repair shoo Shenandoah. (3) TAILORS Wtd. First-class ladles' tailors, or gent tailors: steady work; gooa wages.

White. 4407 Olive. TAILOR Wrtd. A first -class tailor at once. Address Ernest Ernardt.

Metropolis, in. (4c) TAILORS Wtd. 10 tailors: good salary; ap- cust () TEAMS Wtd. 20 teams. $4.50 per day; Tay lor ana lv.ossutn.

Carroll con. co. TEAMS Wtd. Teams and shoveters. at Broad way and Marine.

Henry A. Ateim. TEAMSTERS Wtd. Brick teamsters, to drive company teams. Apply Hydraulic Press .1 nM.ml.

Cklnnan-a An borers; Bros. TINNER WTtd. 4449 Manchester. (8c) TINNER Wtd. At once.

Mo. Fred Hug, St. Charles, 12 TINXERS Wtd. Two a-ood tinnera or cor nice workers to cover nre aoors wun nai-lock tin and galv. Iron.

421 9. 6th st. (cl TIXXERS, Wtd. For Blgnal lamps; press hands; shop boys. HANDLAX-BUCK MFG.

212 N. Third. (3c) UPHOLSTERER Wtd. Upholsterer and furniture repairer. Address E.

a. iiooan Supply Store. Edwardsvllle. 111. (4) WAITER Wtd.

Experienced night waiter, at once. Chouteau Avenue Restaurant, 717 Chouteau av. WINI OW CLEANERS Wtd. 10 experienced window cleaners. Apply C.

Lewis, IS 9th st. WIRE WORKERS Wtd. And helpers. La- sar-Letxlg Mfg. 18th and YARDMAN Wtd.

Yardman and gardener. John Bissell preferred. Geo. G. Floyd, Klrkwood.

Mo. YOUNG MEN Wtd. To run on passem-cr trains. 7 N. 20th near Market.

(iscl YOUNG MAN Wtd. At once. a bright young man to run gasoline engine and take chara-e of furnace; $15 per month, Hotel Lucerne. 206 N. Grand.

(c) SHOEWORKERS WANTED BOYS Wtd. To pull and set tacks on wom en shoes. Glesecke-D Oench-Haya bnoe 16th and O'Fallon. (c) OPERATORS Wtd. Puritan operators.

Apply Hamilton-Brown Shoe Jefferson and Randolph. (c) OPERATORS' Wtd. Niggerhead operator and pullers-over on women fine shoes. Giesecke-O'Oench-Haye Shoe 16th and O'Fallon sts. tci SHOECUT'l ERS are hereby notified that a strike exists in St.

Paul, Minn, cutters' Assemblv. K. of St. Paul. -Minn.

(51 SHOEMAKER Wtd. Custom shoemaker to put on arch supports on ladies' wens; ap ply Thursday morning. Peters' Shoe Co. St. Louis and Jefferson avs.

(c) SHOEWORKERS Wtd. To attend meeling of United Shoeworkera of America; Polish-American Hall. CaSB 8 t. Oct. 22: General Organizer A.

G. Erlando will address the meeting; refreshments music. (5) TRIMMING CUTTERS Wtd. Apply Full Value ant. Olafcow ana isortn aiarx't I3cl TRIMMERS Wtd.

Welt insole channel trim mers. Sole Leather Hamllton-s Brown. Jefferson and Randolph. (cl VAMPERS AND STITCHERS Wtd. For niece work: top prices.

Address Heffelfln ger Shoe Mfsr Minneapolis. Minn. Hot CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS CANVASSF.RS Wtd In citv and countrv big profits. Francis J. Trandt.

2022 S. Oth St. Louis. (Bci CANVASSERS Wtd. Experienced men making 30 week salary and commission Call room 47 Normandy Hotel, 35th and Franklin, CANVASSERS Wtd.

Salary and commis slon; ref. required. Apnlv John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. 0t)l St. Louis hast st.

tooay. to 4 D. m. SOLICITOR Wtd. Printing solicitor; rnuet be a man acquainted with local trade and requirements ana capable or turning in business from the word "eo; salary am.

commission to right man. The Finkenblner- Reld Publishing 1410 Syndicate Trust Bide-. SALESMEN WANTED MAN Wtd. Young man. 18 to 20 years, ex perienced in clothing and furnishings must.

spep.K lierman. zttoo w. jerrer on av SALESMAN Wtd. First-class; to solicit. The J.

t. oaney jewelry buG Century Hinsr. i.tc SALESMAN Wtd. City and road: positio will ihij a. iiiuiiLii liuiiu mill leiri ences required.

ti(i j.acie,ie Hidg. SALESMAN Wtd. City salesman by whole sale general merchandise house, to aell on commission; rYiuto established; answer with experience. Box O-M. Boat-Dispatch.

SALESMAN Wtd. Sueoewaful aalexiuan: will lug to travel outside St. Louis for loug es tcl.llshed. reliable SI. Louis concern; must know how to sell merchants: position pay S251 u.i nth above expenses to start.

Box i-17. Post-Dispatch. KAUKSMKN Wtd. Citv an) countrv general manager to hire agents and direct selling caniaign for duplicating machine of highest irrade: large Drofit on machine, and every buyer becomes steady customer for stipplitt: you have monopoly; first applica tions will receive preference. Schaplrograph 07 Chamhers New i or, l.u-i SALKSMKN Wtd.

Kslalillslied Ann. accoun of Increasing business and extending terrl torv retuilres the services of enerzetie. reli able salesmen, capable of filling high psylng positions: travel; sell best country business men; very desirable opening ror gooo men. Call or write. 1112 Chemical Ming.

1 i 2. Jt, 2t 2 vvvvvvvv SALESMEN Wr ANTED For Clothinz, Hats, Shoes, Gents' a. furnisning uwus ana UODiesiIC uevat imtfiita. Steady positions and good wage. to experienced people.

Apply to 1 rT tXtT7 vn.vurj, 7th and Franklin t. AGENTS WANTED AOENT8 Wtd. Ladles or gentlemen. S3 to a day. nil at 21122 ixn-ust st.

AGENTS Wtd Either aex. to aell best Pho to ticket; daily easily made. Olivi Htudlo. 720 Olive at. (c AGENT Wtd.

A concern manufacturing nrst-clas line or athletic underwear. pa-Jamas and nlghtrobe. will plac ame in the hand of a local man. one who can reach the best trade; apply with full particulars. I.

X. 9 8. Hanover L. Baltimore. Md; Jl ANYONE, anywhere, can siart a mall order oueine at nome; no canvassing: own bo; send for free booklet; tell how.

Heacock. I.ockport. N. Y. TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES LADIES Wtd.

To learn hatrdretslng. mani curing, facial massage, chlroooov or trolysis; thoroughly practical training; tool given; some money esrned from start; portion waiting when competent: few week complete. Call or writ. Molar College. Ill" Pine st.

MAN" AGEIiS Wtd. Lumber comuanv ouen-Ing yard In Tx wnt inanagera. f1O0 to i5): bookkeeDer. 100: as1lnt. i3.

give age and experience. Aioerlcaa Oopcr-tunity Houston Tex. WANTED Railway mail cierka. poetolllee ir carrier, examination; Nov. 17; pretw ration free.

Franklin Institute. Iot it Rochester. N. T. i' VNOKK Th.e out of work.

ti wishing to better their condition and Uinae want to work, lotn our amorist ton and frt free a-sluttnoe. Room BIS 14 IB ltr bldg. 41 VOUNG MEN Wld. For rallrosd firemen. br, brakemen, targagemen; 175, fl'W to atari: any promotion: experience unneeeeary; tat age.

weight and height. Bos A -3. Pot-rlapatch. The Pest-DLveatteh la the enlr venlng news paper In Bt. Louis that receives or publish galhera4 by 4k AagecteieA fiiii, Money SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE STENOGRAPHER Sit.

as stenographer; some experience- also oierate switchboard; living a home. Box 3-79. Post-Dispatch. STENOGRAPHER Position by lady stenographer: 5 years experience; salary $12. Box fl-104 Fost-lMsoaicM STENOGRAPHER Sit.

as stenographer, by vouna- ladv. orphan; must work; $50 per month A G-K9. Post-Dispatch. (4) STENOGRAPHER Competent young lady with some experience, desires stenography or office work; salary moderate. 4941 St.

Louis. STENOGRAPHER Al stenographer with wide mercantile experience, desires permanent position: absolutely first-class work. Box G-3. Post-Dispatch. (3 WASHERWOMAN Sit.

wanted by German woman- do washing and cleaning by the dav 017 N. 17th. first floor. WET NURSE Sit. as wet nurse.

Call E. Jones. 100 N. Leffingwell. W'OMAN Sit.

to work in restaurant by woman. 1214 Franklin av. WOMAN Sit. by woman lor nouse or restaurant work. 2115 Blddle.

WOMAN Sit. by woman in Bmall family; no suburbs. Box G-10. Post-Dispatch. (4) WOMAN Sit.

by settled woman to do night chamber and office work in hotel or transient rooming house; very reliable. Box O-120. Post-Dispatch. (5 YOUNG LADY Well educated young lady desires any kind of office work; excellent penman. 3142 Easton.

(3) Help Wanted MALE A FEW years soent In the Navy are years cf valuable experience; habits of regularity are formed: healty exercise, regular drills and growing responsibility develop quickness and self-relianee; many large em- prefer men who have had naval raining because more capable and efficient. Young men with mechanical knowledge have greater opuortunlties; they master their trade instead of being mere helpers. Go to a recruiting efflce a ad learn about the fine chances in iho different branches of the service to save money, the hours of duty, cruises, sports, promotion, you art not urged to enlist; Individuality will ba developed, not suppressed In tho Navy; ask anyone in the service about It. The Navy hanger in Postofflce and Navy posters will give you an Idea of the appearance of a bluejacket. Apply at Navy Recruiting Office.

Postoffice St Louis. Mo. S3 cl AXLE TURNERS Wtd. Axle Apply 2800 De Kalb street. (5c) BA.

LK Wtd. Second or good third hand baker for country; day work. 3501 Evans av. BAKER Wtd. Third-hand baker: apply be-tween and 12.

4l27 Pleasant- BAKliER Wtd. Good barbea-. 2002 S. Broad-way. BLACKSMITH HELPER Wtd.

Colored. Spuck Iron and Foundry 14tl and Branch. (ci BLACKSMITH HKLPERS Wtd. Two good carriaRc blacksmith helpers. Peter Wagner, 34Ki S.

Broadway. BOOKKEEPER Wtd. Experienced bookkeeper, to trke core of city ledger: must be quick and accurate in his work; also furnish refs. Inquire 3857 Chouteau, St, Louis Independent Packing Co. (5c) BOY Wtd.

lii. to learn carenter trade; must live at home. 4245 Olive St. BOY bl. -For grocery delivery.

5S00 Del- COOK call -Short-order cook and hot cakes 5:3. Room 307 Union Station. BOY Wtd. To learn cigar making; one with some experience. 618 N'.

Broadway. BOY Wtd. Bov for wholesale office; give age and references. Box G-10S. BOY Wtd.

To deliver and work around market: call todiv. 6S37 Manchester. liOVS Wtd. 10 years old, in furniture fac-tory. 2020 N.

15th. (c) BOY Wtd. To school hours. work in drug store, after Laclede. BOY Wtd.

A bright boy for office work. Hecht Bros. 1226 Washington, (c) BOY Wtd. To operate steam hammer; must bs experienced. Metal Trades Associa tion.

Odd Fellows 1'ldg. (ci BOY Wtd. To work in drug store; references. Miller Drug 10th and Market (51 BOY Wtd. To deliver packagfB; must be acquainted v.itn downtown district.

room 401 Merchants-Laclede Bldg. BOY Wtd. About 20, to work In woodwork ins shop. Fred Medart Mfg. 3535 Be iaii.

(c) BOY Wtd. Colored bov. 15 or 10 years old to wash dishes and help in kitchen and aining room. Joe smith, 1211 Mullanphy St. Tyler 2.122.

BOY Wtd. Bright, neat boy for office work, one with some experience and who can handle typewriter: answer in own handwriting, stating reference and salary expected, iln--: A-oS. Post-! 'ispatch. i4c) BOY Wtd. Good, steady boy to learn ma omniFt; small wages at start; good pay shoit time; one living in North End pra- rerrea apply alter ciocji.

2SIUJ 4N 20th st. (4 BOYS Wtd. Two bright boys, about 15 years old. to make themselves useful in necKwear factory; must have, good refer, ences; no others need Apply at Fer guson-McKinney Neckwear Factory. 1301 Lucas third floor: ask "for Mr.

Zorn.ict BOY Wtd. A gucd opening for an ener getic brry under 14: chance to learn bust nrss methods: short hours and good pav need not interfere with other duties-; work in spare moments all winter. William H. Stanri-. Easton.

-1 BOYS RANTED. 17 and IS years of age as stock 1oys and to learn to sell goods; splendid openings; should have 8th grade schooling. Applv at once. SCHArER Broadway. BRICK HANDLERS Wtd.

Experienced brick handlers. Apply HYDRAULIC PRESS BRICK 5100 Manchester. (4c) BLSHKLMAN Wtd. Bushelman and helpers. 1722 Market.

coat BChHULMAN Wtd. Good bushelman; apply at once. Browning. King Co. (c) BCSHELMAN Wtd.

And presser. American tjieain ive works. Jll( IN. vanoeventer. Bljf-HELMAN Wtd.

First-class bushelman and presser. Apply Hotel Jefferson, in i i i i BCRHELMEV Wtd. We offer steady employment to experienced men. -Apply at once. Wolff's, Broadway and Washington.

i fi, CAH PENT ERS Wtd. To do I nlon av. J. w. Koester.

ihingllng. 2401 CI.i-.ANER Wtd. 1 require the services of timt-class dry cleaner, scourer and spotter: none but first-class' men apply: have good permanent position for right man. Lindell lPtCi. Del.

Tito CLOCK REPAIRER Wtd Experienced clock Box A-45, Post-Dispatch. (8c COATMAKER. wtd. Good. R.

Rody. Tulsa. or F. H. Hauck Cloth Co.

(3) CONCHETERS Wtd. Concreters and diggers. Apply Commonwealth Steel Granite City. 111. Construction Co.

COuK Wtd. Sober cook; also quick dish-wtsher. 412 locust st. COOK Wtd. Second cook.

st. Wallace Hotel, 711 COOK Wtd. Oood allround man; come ready for work: colored preferred. 2a04 Olive st. COOPERS Wtd.

On 2d-hand slack lime barret, at once. 38424 Windsor pi. BISHWA8HKR Wtd. Man dishwasher. Prondway.

1227 DISHWASHER Wtd. Come ready for work: room and board; take Park ay. car. 30T.9 Folsom. (c DRIVER Wtd.

For one-hor stake wagon, 141 N. 23d st. DRIVERS Wtd Driver for dirt wagon. iuislana. BHIVEtt Wtd.

Salesman, horse, light top voig'-n. for delivery; refs- Box L-177, Post- rflptch. DRIVERS Wtd. Lumber wsgon drivers. Inquire after a p.

m. K. Keseen. 1429 Sullivan av. team; steady work: 12 per week; pay vrv Saturday night.

Annlv Oeorre Ilsn. uioson. fKIVKRs Wtd. Drtvera for wheal scraper work. East St.

LooH Stone Palllog eprtoca. I1L City office. 40 KlaaoBrt advertisement charged for a less LOST AND FOUND LOST WAT.CH Lost, gold watch and fob. P.eturn xnyiun; reward. WAicw Lost, one l7-1ewel Elgin open- lace gold watch, with monogram A.

C. W. en back. Finder will return to 308 N. 12th st.

and receive rewnrd (4t VOQ Found, collie dog. 2217 Maiden Lane. DOG Found, shepherd dog; apply after 6 P. m. 4121A Olive st.

'tli! Found, on Walnut and Sixth. Call Lost and Found Bureau. post-Dispatch. 5) LOJKLT Found, locket and part of chain. tall Lost and Found Bureau, Post-Dispatch.

(5) POCKETBOOK Found, pocketbook. Tues day; owner can have same by Identifying. Call 421 N. 4th. PURSE Found, purse containing Hnuraay morning, on southbound car.

Box K-153. Post-Dispatch. (4) Employment Wanted MALE ACCOUNTANT Sit. by accountant, book keeper and experienced credit man; jnoder-ate salary. Box K-140.

Post-Dispatch. (3) BAKER Good, middle-aged, single baker wants position; city or country. 1105 Franklin av. (3) BAKER Sit. by a good, allround baker; country; Southern States preferred; state wages.

Ad. Baker. 614 S. Broadway. (5) BAKER Sit.

by a good first hand breal and ron uaKer; wants steadv worK; marnea man. Box G-144. Post-Dispatch. BARTENDER Good, middle-aged bartender. 1101 airaio or wont, wants sit.

AO. zn.to Shenandoah av. (37 BLACKSMITH Sit. by genei'al blacksmith and horseshoer. A.

B. Malheimd, 332S Pine st. BOOKKEEPER Position as bookkeeper by young man; years' experience; refs. furnished. J.

F. de Bord. New St. James Hotel. (3) BOOKKEEPER Young man with best of training desires position where he would have charge of entire set of books; satis-'nctlon guaranteed.

Box K-133. P. D. '36) boi Colored boy wants work as houseboy; knows the horse and auto; can furnish ref-erences. C.

J. Weddle. 2737 Morgan St. BOY Sit. by boy of 15; desires to learn electric or machinist trade.

2208 Shenanioahj (41 BOY Bright, young Greek boy, 16 years old. would like any kind of work. Address Nick Menio. 3123 Easton av. BOY Colored boy wants to learn automobile driving; will work first, month for room and board; have some experience.

-C. E. Weddle. 2737 Morgan st. BOY Sit.

wanted by bright boV; where there is chance for advancement; prefer wholesale house; references. Box L-lb'l. Post-Dispatch. BUTLER Sit. by young Japanese as butler, any kind of work.

Y. Tatlbana. 112 N. tith St. Louis.

(3) CABINET MAKER Sit. by first-class mechanic; can give best ref. 4040 Cot-tage av. (7) CHAUFFEUR Sit. by colored chauffeur, for doctor or private family; references.

T. 2(110 Mills st. (4 CIIAUU'LUR Sit. by young, experienced chauffeur, to drive for private family; best rfs. Box Post-Dispatch.

CHAUFFEUR Sit. wanted as chauffeur, colored man, with some experience and can drive; will work two weeks for board. Box G-131. Post-Dispatch. CHAUFFEUR Sit.

wanted by young tdngie chauffeur, has completed a course in a local automobile school; has State license; small salary expected to start. Box K-10B, Post-Dispatch. (4) CHEF Sit. by colored chef; cook; must have food wages. Commercial Hotel, 2ith and lorgan st.

Central 197. CHOPPER Chopper and trimmer wants piece work job, at night. Box Post-Dispatch. CLERK Sit. by experienced young grocery clerk; speaks German and English.

Ad. R. 1423A N. 24th st. 4i Cl.liK Position by young man 21 yearn old, in shoe store; four years' experience In general store in small town; will work for reasonable wapes; best of references.

Box Ci-Post-IMspatcn. (4) COACHMAN Sit. as coachman by sonr, reliable, experienced middle-aged German man; understands every kind of furnace. filters, etc. Box G-Sl, Post-Dispatch.

7) COLLECTOR Young man wants position us collector; experienced; best references. Box K-12S. Post-Dispatch. (4i COLLECTOR Sit. by young man.

experienced in collecting, soliciting and office work; can use typewriter. Answer or ad. 30ol Hickory. Grand 2735. (3) COMPOSITOR Position by experienced compositor; sober and reliable.

Box, G-150, Post-Dispatch. COOK Sit. by first-class cook; hotel or restaurant, bar or lunchroom; best of references. Box G-115. Post-Dispatch.

And Uetaller of bank spe'ria'. furniture. Inside woodwork, is open for engagement; can positively do good work and also solicit and close contracts. Hot K-20. Post-Pispateh.

13) DRAFTSMAN Sit. tural draftsman. by first-class architec-Box G-21), Post-Die, Architectural, very experienced and thtrough'iv competent, wants 4flT7 McKlnlev St. Louis. (3) DRAFTSMAN Position as draftsman and office engineer: (f years' drafting anil engineering experience; moderate s.ilarv start.

Box Post-Dispatch. DRAFTSMAN Sit. by thoroughly experienced and reliable mechanical draftsman: regular or experimental work. Box Post-Dispatch. DRIVER Sit.

bv experienced driver and sta-Memnn. J. Dcpplaff. 2011 Blar DRIVER Sit. wanted by young marrii-d man with experience as driver: knows city and freight dppot well.

Box DRIVER Sit. bv married man as driver or work of any kind. J. Walter. 3ti03 Florissant av.

DRUG CLERK Junior drug clerk wants position In drug store while attending college. Address S12-1 Laclrdi- a v. ELECTRICIAN Would like poMtiou as repair m.10, 10 yetrs' experience as maintenance men. Box O-PO. Post-Piptcli.

ELECTRICIAN Sit. by maintenance electrician, repair man, lamp trimmer or general repair: tiandy with tools; references given. 2709 N. lth st. i4 IIOUSIOMAN Sit.

as neuseman by an all. round experienced and trustworthy young man. Box -4. Post-Plspatcli. (4) HOUSEMAN Wanted, by middle-aged white ex-seaman.

Sit. as nousenmn. puner; good cleaner; no stock; handy tool brush dereferences, pox G-VVU 1AN1TOR Trustworthy German man desires position as janitor: can speak some German Ad Frank Fritz. 3h21 Broad-vay. JANITOR Sit.

bv colored man as Janitor. orter. coachman or nuuer; ca.11 or write. Rutger St. MAN Young man desirea worn evenings and Saturday afternoons, fox 7-.

MAN Sit. by young colored man in private famllv. 20 N. uarnson. MAN on farm or poultry ranch by married man; 4 years experience with po-iltrv.

Ad. 2413 N. 13th. 1 MAN Sit. by elderly, respectable man to care for horse, cow.

yru nu 'u" u. J. stiTt Chouteau av. MAN Young man. If." desires position of any kind: win stan mi xi Vn.t-rOsr.ntch.

(41 MAN Sit. by young man aesiring to iearn the nlumblng or ener getic. Ad. P. 3750 Cook av.

MAN Sit. wanted bv young man of 2-t: would like to learn the butcher business: small shop preferred. Box O-103, hi MAN Sit. wanted bv young man and wife; wife as cook ana noust-iriri. umo.

rurnace and Mrs. Tsvlor. 332S rm. MAN Young married man mn work of anv kind, tail or 1 nmna, 2R1! St. Tools.

MAN Position by reliable, educated German in marll-order or wnmomo iiuum. DOx u- 1.14. Post-iiisnetcn MAN Settled old mU general work, care for horses or outside work. Lltidell til 13. 4Q43 Fairfax av MAN Sit.

by colored man. 3 rears old. as janitor; best of references. Box hari.r nr 0-4 1. Post -Dispatch MAN Sit by solier.

middle-aged Swede, care house, furnace, lawn etc; no ndlk-fnr- references. Box G-143. Post-Dls. MAN Wants work in private family t(T tlk. care of horse and cow and learn to tend furnace- sober.

Box f-40. Post-Dlspateh. 3t MAN Young man. 22. well educated and experienced in various lines wishes position with reliable business Irtuse.

Box u-71. Post-Dlepstcb. IM MAN Msu of 84. strong active anc reliable wants work of any kind thatls atetdy; feetorv wtrebonee preferred; rata, given. Box o-isa, Poat JJlapatch.

amount than 10 cents per lint. nrii, nan SITUATIONS WANTED MALE man. law student, desires employment afternoons; preferably in law of-- 'lce- Box G-H7 Post-Dlsoatch. (M MAX Sit lw man lie 20 years. with some wholesale pr retail jewelry bouse.

6 years' experience; good references. Box G-55, Post-Dlsoatch. PAPERH ANGER Sit. by an experienced painter and carpenter. Box PIANO PLAYER Young man wants a position as piano player at some nickelodeon.

Address or call 4fi0 Evans av. (31 PORTER Sit. by middie-aged German man as porter; can tend bar; references. Box G-'fl. Post-Dlsnatch.

4l SRINTER Sit. Dy allround printer and competent proofreader: nonunion; good habits. Box Post-Disaptch. (3 PRINTER Sit. wanted bv up-to-date all-round printer, married sober and reliable: live country office in Missouri preferred.

J- L. Morton (Jaotnn Tex (70) SALESMAN Experienced city salesman wants nest refs. Box 57. rost-mspatcn. SALESMAN Ladies' readv-to-wear salesman with road experience desires employment, either wholesale or retail; references furnished XAfl-i U.nl SALESMAN First-class salesman, now trav- ciik in Illinois, wouia n-w change; a hustler; business getter of good experience; no books or schemes consid- ered.

Box G-40. Post-Dlspatih. STOCK BOY A neat, exnerieuced, educated stock bov wishes position In a wholesale hoi.se. Box G-140. Post-IMspntch.

VARNISHER Sit. wanted by varnisher and painter, wants work; good brush hand and not afraid of work; also handy with tools. C. Till. 1314 Ailen av.

YOUNG MAN Sit. wanted bv young man of 23 years; employment of any kind: steady and reliable. Box G-S. Post-Dispatch. (4) YOUNG MAN Aged 20.

college, graduate, good appearance, quiet, sober. Industrious, desires clerical position or place with manufacturer or jobber, view to traveling. Box G-B2. Post-Disnttch (4i SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE CHAMBERMAID Sit. as chambermaid, ho-thel work or dishwashing.

2031 Chestnut st. Phone Bomont 120. COOK Sit. by middle-aged woman as cook and housework. Call Bulwer.

COOK Sit. by honest colored woman, eopk; small family. 605 S. Ewing. plain COOK Sit.

by neat colored woman as cook or housegirl. Call or write. 3H4UA Finney. COOK Sit. wanted as cook in small hotel by American lady; first-class cook.

Call 1301 Washington. (3) COOK Lady with little child wishes position as first-class cook and seamstress; call today. 3S0 Windsor pi. COOK Sit. by German middle-aged lady, good cock, as housekeeper; best city refs.

Call Thursday p. m. N. ISth st. COOK Colored wishes to cook or do housework in small private family; write or call.

6104 Washington. COOK Sit. bv first-class coloreii female cook; no laundry or outside work. Phone Fomont 1020. COOK Sit.

as cook; experienced, settled German woman; for general work; city or country. Box O-07. COOK Woman wants place as cook; private family, where she can have daughter aged 12: wages $.1 week. Bomont 1745. COOK Sit.

by two colored girls as cook and liouscgirl; country preferred. 4300 North Market. Phone Delmar 2748. Lin-dell 1316. (3) COOK Sit.

by experienced woman as cook or housewoman; good seamstress and housekeeper; best of refs. 1315 Tamm av. COOK Sit. wanted by A No. 1 merchants' lunch cook.

restaurant or boarding house by a German woman: call or address 1212 S. Broiiawy. third floor. ulSHW ASHER Sit. by night dishwasher; will help with table.

Evelyn Nelson, 2314 Carr st. DRESSMAKER Sit. by dressmaker, in family, or ivnrk at home. Phone Undell 4V0H. DRESSMAKER Wants to sew in family, city or suburbs; can cut and fit; terms reasonable: best ref.

4303 Evans av. UIRLS-vork. -Sit. by two colored girls to do house-Phone Bomont 0S7. GIRLS Sits, by two country to do housework, at same place.

ISIS Coleman. HOUSEGIRL German girl wants sit. to help with housework. 1.S43 Menard. 2d floor.

(7) ii'i SKVOMAN Sit. by woman for general housework. Apply 117 Ferry. HOCSEGIRI housework. -Pit.

by girl 14 years old to do 7125 Vermont. lllll'SKKEEi'KR Woman, wishes position as housf-keener best referennes. 2S10 Olive. HOUS EKEEPEH-r-Sit. by German woman as housekeeper; experienced and reliable.

1312 X. Broadway. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by neat colored girl to do housework and plain cocking. 100 S.

Channing av. Hi Uf EKEKPER Kit. by first-class housekeeper, widow with boy 7' years old; wages no ohiect. Atlanta. Tuxedo Park.

Sit. to assist with housework or nurso children, by colored girl. 2335 Randolph. Bomont 1777. HOUSEGIRL Sit.

by colored girl for general housework: private family: no laundry; with references. IMlSi Lawton av. HOUEGIRI. Young girl wants sit. to as- slst with light housework.

o'Jott Han- "ck av. HOUSEWOMA.N Sit. by middle-aged lady for general housework in small family. Call 1400 X. Oth st.

1 HOUSEGIRL Sit. by neat coiored girl as housegirl or nurse: call or write. 2025 Walnut st. Pruo Rico. HOUSEKEEPER Place as housekeeper or for general housework.

witli.child 4 years old. Apply 1" S. 1.1th st HOUSEGIRL Mt. by neat Southern colored girl for housework or cocking. Call 110 S.

Leonard. HOUSEWOMAN Sit. by colored woman to do general housework and sewing; no lanndrv: call or write. 201.1 Lawton. HOUSEKEEPER Experienced girl wishes position as housekeeper In private family; references.

Box G-142. Post-Pispiteh. (fn HOUSEGIRL Sit. wanted for general housework cr cook; colored; ffood references. B.

Push. 2332 K. Wash. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by good girl for light housework: small family: no washing or outside work.

Call 3424 Illinois av. HOUSEGIRL Industrious girl of 14 wants work to assist with housework or children; go home nights; call afternoon. 2824 Thomas st. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by neat, respectable colored girl as housegirl; no washing or ironing: good wages expected.

Call Central HOUSEKEEPER Sit. wanted as housekeeper; competent and thoroughly good woman: prefer where children need excellent care: skillful with needle, as well as domestic affairs: city or country. Box Post-Dlsnatch. '51 LADY Young lady. excellent education ho'dlng responsible public position, wishes to seek other employment; educational work preferred.

Box O-90. Post-Dispatch. 3 LADY Young lady, at present employed, seeks other employment; advertising work of any kind preferred; experienced. Box Q-2, Poat-Dlspatch. '41 LAUNDRESS Woman wants washing or housecleanlng.

523.1 Alabama av. LAUNDRESS Sit. by good, reliable laundress, first part of week; good ironer; ref. 2230 Shenandoah av. LAUNDRESS Sit.

by colored girl as laundress; can give references. Phone Lindell 0.14. 42--S Garfield. LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class colored laundress for Thursday.

Friday. Saturday; refs Phono Bomont 1231. LAUNDRESS Colored laundress wishes washing by the day. 81.25; Wednesday or Thursday. Minor.

609 Dartel. LAUNDRESS Sit. by colored laundress, Wednesday and Thursdav: can give refer-ences. Address Moore 1740 N. 12th.

LAUNDRESS Bit. by first-class colored laundress, ga out by the day. Phone Bo-mont 77S LA I DRESS Sit! by first-class colored laundress, first of week: city references. Call or write 215 Moron. LAUNDRESS Sit.

by first-class colored laundress, bundlea to take home; refs. Central 043R.I. LAUNDRESS Day work wanted by good colored laundress. Wednesday and Thursday; can give good references. 424 Montrose, upstairs.

LAUNDRESS First-clasa colored laundress wsnta bundles to take home: rough dry; good ref. Call or write. 4311 Cote Bril-llante av. LAUNDRESS Pit. by flrat-claaa colored laundress.

Wednesday and Thursday out, or small bundle! to bring home. 4112 Finney av, fSI N'UKSKOTRL Oirl of 14 wishes position aa NURSE Position by German girl as nurse or to assist with light housework. 415T Gltsgow. SEAMSTRESS Young ladv want plain sew-U to take home or work by 1354A HIIH WTnUT. SEAMSTREASfilt.

wfcnUd. famllv mwI cn rU 1SHJL K. Vandrrenter aw 18) JH-ELP WANTED MALE OBltl CLEBK Wtd vw I Hamilton rm and Suburban I Di.3 "0 bu.ne.man. cxunmin ta. On bag nlate work; Bros.

"Bar 15 year, ol 1,1 IH'S 10th t. (Cf city well. Apply, with MeC.rrl,.v... v- Art Tailoring 820 OHTe. (3c) White I ailn Dar(j experienced fireman: no other need apply Rot o-9o -TV (cl wKAliCi VB 2nth gt wnuccrt I CLERK irir, 01 clty Vc; GELY ORDER ILERK a ncea- Broksw Merchandise S.

Main. (ei Apply to HOUSEMAN Wtd Apply Southern Hotel. In operating rapidly growing telephone system In South: knowl- I8aIaiT 'ther office or out-aide work; prefer someone who can invest enough to create personal interest in property now earning 18 per cent; I guarantee Investment; you can investigate me. my ability and property; send references first letter. Box A-57.

Post-Dlsnatch. c) JEWELERS Wtd. Two Jewelers: also dla- i.iu.iu luumiicr ana setter: permanent posi-V, fr good man; beet wages. Maritz- Kober Jly. Mfg.

217 6th st (3c) JOB PRESSFEEDF.RS utm nn iTr.K-er.al "'ler-iangenecaen olding cox v. I1U O. Kiln St. JOINTERS Wtd. -Stave lointers.

hoop riv cooper snop men. The inter- rmip cooperage Madison. 111. (2ci LABuRERS Wtd. Two laboreis at once, on mimai-npe.

i.a nton bl. -7 I Apply I LABORERS Wtd For brickyard. Evans Howard F. B. south of ciayton.

(Scl LABORERS Wtd. Colored, on Daving work. inn CmIhL. i and Sarah. (c) LABORERS Wtd.

Laborers for street work. xiimup una xieoert ets. James T. Mcita- non. c) LABORERS Wtd.

Laborer for quarry work. amuib otune KAj.t vailing opriugs, 111. City office, 40 Missouri East St. IXl'qlS. (c) LA-DIES TAILOR Wtd.

First ladles' tailor. Cramer, hkbia Olive St. LADIES' TAILOR Wtd. First-class: come ready to work. Boehm'a.

4014 Olive St. 171 LUNCHMAN Wtd. German lunchman. S21 fine st. MACHINE HAND Wtd.

Allround machine hand, accustomed to furniture factory WOrit. in, lotn. (Cl MACHINISTS Wtd. Two-ma chinists. Apply 2S00 De Kalb street.

(5c) MAN Wtd. For outside work. 6972 Catee. MAN Wtd. To work on suburban place.

515 Liggett 722 Chestnut. (c) MAN Wtd. Colored man. experienced in grocery store. 715 Washington av.

MAN Wtd. Good uoaest man to deliver for bakery; private route; bond reqalred. 4922 Delmar. A.i td. One woo has ability to secure traders on margin for reliable brokerage house.

Box P-llo. Post-Dispatch. to) MAN Wtd. To take charge of my grocery- store; experience not so essential as non-esty; cash bond required. Box L-1SS, Post-Dispatch.

(c) MAN Wtd. Voung man, 18, to 2o, with some experience In shoes and furnishing goods; steady Job to riiht person. Call for 2 days. Colilnsvllle Kast St. Louis.

(c) MAN Wtd. Young man. by wholesale broker age produce firm, as assistant salesman and bookkeeper; good opportunity for ad vancement to the right party; state age. reterences and salary expected. Box (4 MAN AND WIFE Wtd.

Permanent sit. on farm in county for young man experienced with horses, woman cook, wash and Iron for small family; wages S40: both apply before 11 o'clock Thursday morning. W. T. Wilkinson.

S09 Whlttier. city. MAUBLE IiEK RUBBEHS Wtd. Apply at once. Picket Mamie Ac uraiute 1901 N.

Broadway. (c) MEN Wtd. At ickey. Laiayetle and Compton. MEN Wtd.

20 men at 5020 Cote Brilltante at w. J. Jenkins. MEN Wtd. White or colored.

St. Louis Lead and Oil Works, Manchester and Sublette. (SO Mi'- wtd Ahle-bodled men for the ir. Marine Corps, between the as.s of 19 and Sf; must, be native born or have first papers; monthly pay lo to VKI; additional compensation possible; food, clothing. Quar ters and medical attendance free; after 30 vears' service can retire with 75 per cent of pav and allowances; service on board ship and ashore all parts of the world Annlv at dome.

Postofflce. St. Louis. Mo. i MEN Wtd.

Don't accept any kind of work until vou hear from us; mako S10 per day selling new household necessity; new article; new plan; 125.IVKI sold in Minneapolis: costs Be: sells for 25c; two samples. 6c. Domestic Mfg. room I. Minneapolis.

Minn. (4c) MEN Wtd. SOUTHERN WHITE LEAD WORKS, Main and Lombard. (8c) MILKERS Wtd. Two good milkers.

East Marcus 24'J4 MOLDERS Wtd. Laborers and coremakers. Apoly Spring av. and V- abash tracks. Ke Or it BOV Wtd.

B)T. 15 years, for mntm-fncturins concent in West End; refs. Box l-Ai 'vijll Wtd. First-cluss showcase packer. P.enderchled lfg.

212 N. Oth. icl PACKER wtd Experienced gia: and oueensware packer: good pay; K-hour day. v. Mi Hneood's.

Olive ana ommerciai PACKERS Wtd. Experienced: for Jobbing house- good wages to right men. Apoly to Mr Qus MILer. foreman at warehouse, rom-r 13th and St. Charles.

PAINT WASHERS Wtd First-class. this evening. 2346 Washington. PAINTER Wtd. Call after 8 tonight.

1121 St. Ange av. DiTvTrna wtA Carriage painters nA trlmmera. Toung Carriage' 4.V24 Delmar. lie) PAINTER Wtd.

Flrst-claea Inside finisher and outside painter, union. Thursday, be fore 8. 2361A 1 PA PPPH ANGERS Wtd. Good paperhanffera. K7 S.

Broadway. Retzistered Dharmaciat. age. "experience, places worked: salary ti peeled. Box L-ltT.

rii-i'wn-n. PHYSICIAN Wtd Flne-iKing pnys clan, registered in Missouri, with hospital oeHence who can typewrite; good salary. hort houra; no traveling: call or eend nhoto Dr. C. 201 N.

lSthaC PORTER Wtd. For saloon. 27 8. 6th at. PORTER Wtd.

Porter in barber ahop. 2254 Thurman bl. POKIER Wtd. Ofnc porter. colored.

814 N. Grand. pcmTi-B wm Colored porter. B02 Chest nut PORTER Wtd. Porter boy.

lfl I for barber shop; bring brushes. 1251 N. Lef- nngweii. I whit, or colored. Plow's Candy MrWot 'Cl kdlvl'vdii v-i trxoeriencea girie on ia- scbuck Cleaning 4110 tjnve st.

PRESbFEEDER Wtd. Gordon preufeeder. 2M NT. 3d ft. (cl PROOFREADER to press proofs.

inner S12 N. Broadway. (4c) SCRUBMAN Wtd. V'' Night cTUbman, for tile floors AdbIv to nousesr-r-i tel. eth and nernm SHOEMAKER Wtd.

68SS Easton r. Wtd. 10 hoveler. all winter work: im.lv at once. S4'2 Louisiana SHOVELEHd wtd.

Shoyeler ana teams; 21t and Pallfiirv. r-q hKINNKHH td. l'enoylvula aud Osage. Webb-Kamre Construct lw SKINMtKS Wld. 15 sionners; money time.

Tyler v. aad Witnoa Page nd Tandeventer. Webb knas Const, to. SiCl RT OPERATORS uL tr eklt-t nnanlnn at ODC. MedlUk kklrt txrf dth.

ll biy eiperf WkJ enloe artnder. AW OUlCE. May 7r I 1 i Bra. CoffM 4 lfM Mai Ol. uilt Wl I.