St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 18

TO FIND TENANTS FOR YOUR DEATHS HOUSES, ADVERTISE IN THE LOST AND FOUND POST-DISPATCH, ST. LOUIS' BEST HOUSE AND HOME ber. LINOTYPE reliable. OPERATOR- L. J.

Sit, Hicks, by young, Chouteau. (4) MAN- -Young. honest and reliable. wante any kind steady work. Box N-80, MAN by energetic.

young. high school graduate; something with future preferred: best of references. Box N-164. Post-Dis. (4) MAN- married.

needs work badly; do anything: living wage asked. Box D-208. Post -Dispatch. (4) MA -Young, attending Soldan High, would like ork in exchange for room and board. Forest 581.

MAN-Sit. by young. to enter into some established business: wages no object. Box N-23. Post-Dispatch.

5) MAN- Sit. by young married. 2 children: handy with tools: any kind work, at once. Box N-201, Post-Dispatch. (4) MAN- Sit.

by elderly German; reliable; care for furnaces and yard; work steady. Box N-276, Post-Dispatch. MAN- Sit. by young colored man; furnace, elevator, job work. Forest 3748.

Delmar 1216, about 5 p. Albert Evans. MAN married. wants position at driving or clerk: understand work up trade; good references. Box N-264, MAN- young.

20; in operate typewriter: $11 to start; references. Box N-209. Post-Dispatch. 12 colored; as janitor in apartment years' experience with boilers; references. 2121 Walnut st.

colored: as porter, janitor or work in tobacco factory. Davis. Delmar 3572X. MAN- Sit. by sober, reliable.

elderly Swede: care house, yard, furnace; references. Box N-28, Post-Dispatch. MAN- Young. married, needs work: firstclass blacksmith's helper. J.

Clark, Franklin. MAN- young: who has studied architecture; anxious to learn: willing to begin 9t the bottom. R. S. de Witt.

5920 Cote Brilliante. MAN by married, 27. who is out of employment for some time: family is destitute: will work at anything for living wage. Box Post-Dispatch. (76) MAN AND man experienced butler; woman frst-class cook or housegirl: best references.

Write to Butler. 5045 Lindell or phone Forest 3257. MACHINIST- first-class lathe hand; good allround: steady worker. Box N-248, Post-Dispatch. MAN AND WIFE -A young couple.

speaking German and English. a position; woman will cooking; man will general housework: references. Box N-183, PostDispatch. (3) MILLWRIGHT- -Position by first-class: for upkeep of some plant. where ability is appreciated: thoroughly understands installation of all classes of machinery and concrete construction, building of plants.

a Box N-241, Post-Dispatch. (4) OFFICE ASSISTANT Sit. by young man; 3 years' experience in office work; can take dictation: reasonable salary. Box N-122. Post-Dispatch.

(3) OILER Sit. by first-class: 12 years' experience: repair any machinery; references; day or night job; millwright. E. Larwood, 105 S. 15th.

(4) painter whitener; reasonable; owner or real estate. Bomont 2657 W. PLUMBER- Sit. by licensed; first-class worker: will work reasonable. Box N-279, Post -Dispatch.

PLUMBER'S APPRENTICE with 3 years' experience at plumbing trade. Wm. Fialker. 1301 Armstrong. PORTER- Sit.

by experienced: porter work of any kind. Bomont 3155. PORTER- sober: German: English; needs work: references. Box P-31, PORTER- -Sit. by young colored man as porter or houseman; references.

Flat 6. 2901 Lucas. PORTER- experienced cook and lunchman; sober active. elderly; good references. Box N-245.

Post -Dispatch. SALESMAN age 26: well educated: experienced: city or traveling: salary or commission: hard worker and a producer. Box N-15. Post-Dispatch, (3) by young man, strong personality, hustler, with mechanical and -selling. experience; willing to begin at the bottom; want opportunity with established house.

either inside or outside; 200d record and references. Box Y-240. F'ost -Dispatch SALESMAN- experienced: competent to sell anything: ready to work at once. Box N-17. Post-Dispatch.

(4) SHOWCARD WRITER- -With long experience in Chicago's foremost department stores. wants steady position at moderate wages. Box N-150. Post-Dispatch. (4) Wants immediate employment; married man; over 10 years' experience: gilt-edge references; will leave city.

Box N-24. Post-Dispatch. (5) STOCK 4 years' experience; furnish Al references; willing to work. Box Post-Dispatch. (3) WATCHMAN- Sit.

by reliable man, with -class refs. Box N-227, Post -Dis. (5) -Sit. as wagonmaker or factory carpenter. G.

1011 Allen secon floor (3) YARDMAN-Sit. by young man; farm work or in factory: good worker; good references. 2724 Olive st. Central 9490R. YOUNG MAN- Honest.

wishes work of any kind. W. 2000 Carr. upstairs. YOUNG MAN -21.

wants work of any kind; willing to go anywhere. 11251 1 Chestnut. YOUNG- MAN- Sit. in drug store by experienced: with university education; references furnished: salary no object. Box Post-Dispatch.

(8) SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALE neat, refined young lady; to dentist. Box N-225, Post-Dispatch. ATTENDANT doctor's or dentist's office. by refined, capable practical nurse. Box N-218.

Post-Dispatch (4) DOUR by Al; cashier; with reliable firm; best of references. Box T- 134. Post-Dispatch. (3) BOOKKEEPER-Sit. by neat refined, with knowledge of typewriter; references.

Box Post-Dispatch. BOOKKEEPER- young lady, desires position; several years' experience; good references. Box N-204. Post-Dispatch. BOOKKEEPER- -Young lady, experienced.

desires position in wholesale jewelry house: good references. Box N-231, Post-Dispatch. BOOKKEEPER--Sit. by young lady; experienced: Al reference. L.

4164A Blaine. (3) CHAMBERMAID Sit. by experienced; best references. Belle, Bomont 1923. (5) CHAMBERMAID or waitress; colored.

Call Bomont 2782. by colored; or housework; day or night. Call 401. A S. Garriav.

COLLECTOR And tracer. lady, withes references. Box N-216. Post-Dis. (76) or nurse to elderly lady; no objection to country.

Box Y-267, Dispatch. (83) COOK- Sit. by neat colored woman, as plain cook in private family. Bomont 546. in small family: no washing.

Call 4028 Castleman; phone Grand 1631 R. COOK- Sit. by first-class, in private family. Lindell 9772L. -Sit.

by colored woman; references. Lindell 328R. experienced. Ellen Buchannan, Olive 2303; Central 9444L. clean, capable; in an American family.

Boment 114W. GIRL-18 years old. would like to do upstairs work and assist with children. 1818 Menard. by experienced Southern colored; at once.

Phone Bomont 1321. COOK- Sit. by woman to cook in boarding house, or kitchen work. 2216 Dickson st. COOK- -Sit.

by Southern colored woman, plain cooking: gO home nights. Ida Murray, 1738 N. 12th st. (4) COCK -Experienced, eclored, wants cooking or housework in private family; home nights; references. Komont 2915.

COOK- Sit. by colored experienced cook: general housework; g0 home at night. Olive 279; pleasant, (4) COOK AND HOUSEMAID Sits. by mother and daughter: private family; references. Call or write.

2530 Bacon st. (5) COOK- -Sit. by Southern colored woman, qualified in cooking or nursing; intelligent. city references. Alice Moore, 4021 Fairfax.

(4) COOK- first-class: with housemaid; first-class people; will assist as no laundry work; best of city references: wages $25. Post-Dispatch. DRESSMAKER- Sit. by 2822 competent: out or at references. Washington.

DRESSMAKER-SIt. by the day. Delmar. 3459J. (77) DRESSMAKER- Sit.

by experienced. with references: wishes work in families. Lindell DRESSMAKER- wants work out: day or week; KO anywhere; reasonable. 1422 Cora. GIRI Sit.

by colored: general housework in small family: city references. Bomont 3155. GIRL--SI in lunchroom, or office work. Phone Lindell 4919. GIRL- Sit.

by neat colored: general housework. Louise, 111 S. 10th. GIRL -Sit. by experienced Southern colored, 85 maid or nurse.

Bomant 2561 W. GIRI Sit. by colored; chambermaid. 4030 Second. Tyler 1753.

GIRL- general housework and cooking. 3121 Lucas GIRL- Sit. by colored: cleaning by day. Lucy Brown, 2927 Laclede. GIRL Sit.

by neat colored. to assist with housework: stay nights; small wages. 2815A Bernard. GIRL cook, housegirl or dining-room girl: call or write. Elsie, 3518A Winnebago.

GIRL Sit. by neat colored: general work in small family, plain cooking. Call Bomont 1697, Gracie. GIRL- Sit. by German, for general housework: can speak English.

610A South Rovla GUIDE. MORE READERS THAN SITUATIONS WANTED- FEMALE, GIRL Sit. by honest colored, as nurse or light housework small family; stay nights. Bomont 2136R. GIRL- competent; for housework; more for good home than wages.

927 Walton av. GIRL--Sit. by neat colored; general housework or cook: good references. Call or write 2830 Lawton. Lena.

GIRL- 16; wants position in millinery shop or wholesale house. 1131 N. Channing. GIRLS -Sit. by 2 neat, experienced, reliable colored girls, together: housework or cook.

Bomont 1570. Lawton. GIRL- Sit. by neat colored girl in private family; good references: Lindell 5523. Mary, 3529 Cozens.

GIRLS general housework; by two country girls: one experienced. 4852 Matfitt. GOVERNESS -Wants position. 3850 Olive. Lindell 929.

HOUSEGIRL-Good. 318 Geyer av. HOUSEGIRL general housework. 716 Lami. 18, would like general housework.

2415 N. Broadway. HOUSEGIRL-Sit. by experienced. 4304 S.

Compton av. HOUSEGIRL colored: housework or laundress; references. Bomont 1887. Lizzie. HOUSEGIRL Sit.

by colored. for general housework. Call Bomont 1030W. HOUSEGIRL- white: general housework; best references. Central 78631.

HOUSEGIRL- by country girl. 2016A Obear. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by German girl, to do general housework. 4208 Blaine.

HOUSEGIRL- Sit. for general housework: no laundry. Lindell 3804R. 3921 Cook. HOUSEGIRL Sit.

by colored girl, general housework. Call Blanche, Bomont 1573. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by colored girl to help with housework. 4253 Finney av.

HOUSEGIRL by colored Southern; good cook; more for home than wages. Lona Postley, 1418 Papin. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by neat white lady, to do housework and cook for two or three in the family. Box N-31.

Post-Dispatch. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by neat colored girl; housegirl, maid or cook. Nora Pryor, 2121 Walnut. (4) HOUSEGIRL- by neat colored girl for housework by day in private family; Bomont 2977.

HOUSEGIRL-Sit by experienced German girl for houseworK or cooking. 1345 S. st German-American; for general housework or housemaid; best references. Call Forest 1785. HOUSEGIRL- Sit.

by colored girl to assist with housework; go home at night. 407 S. Ewing av. HOUSEGIRL-Sit. by neat colored girl for general housework; references.

Lindell 4287 W. HOUSEGIRL young: to assist with housework; small family: which can visit the evening school. Victor 2878R. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by neat.

experienced, general housework, without laundry. 1526 Bacon Lindell 3188R. Sit. by neat colored girl, generau housework: washing by day. Lindell 304.

4234 Fairfax. HOUSEGIRL-Sit. by good German country girl for genera! housework. 6219 Alabama Laclede 251J. HOUSEGIRL-Sit.

by experienced; sleep home nights; will do cleaning by the day. Box N-29. Post-Dispatch. 17 years old: to assist with housework. Delmar 3784R: 3936 Washington.

HOUSEGIRL-Sit. by Hungarian girl; general housework. Kate Bartus, 317 Soulard. (3) HOUSEGIRL-Wants general housework in private family; by week or day: colored. 3106 Clark av.

HOUSEGIRL-Sit. by first-class, colored: Penera! housework or Bomont 1372R HOUSEGIRL -Sit. by neat, experienced colored girl: general housework; stay nights. Mary. Bomont 1709.

HOUSEGIRL- Sit. by experienced, colored. general housework: references. Forest 1253. Sit.

by Southern, colored. housework or cooking. 2702A Walnut Lelah. HOUSEGIRL- first-class; neat: colored; general housework: city references. Lindell 4496, Forest 6300.

Station 67. 4510 McPherson. HOUSEKEEPER- in motherless home; must work. 2909A Easton. HOUSEKEEPER-Sit.

by married lady; for rooming house; must have two rooms. Bomont 2931R. HOUSEKEEPER--Sit. Sit. by young woman: good cook, or any other work by the day.

Box N-33. Post-Dispatch. (4) HOUSEKEEPER -Sit. by respectable Christian woman, with girl 13 years old. 1724 N.

Grand av. HOUSEKEEPER Sit. by widow with small boy, in respectable motherless home. 1237 Bavard. Sit.

by a refined lady, 47; no triflers need apply; country or town: comfortable home more than high wages; all particulars in Arst letter. Box N-59. Post-Dispatch. (4) HOUSEKEEPER English lady, with little girl of 4 years, is seeking position; thoroughly experienced, capable and industrious: good references from well-known families. B.

Corby. care E. J. Paulett, 2241 State Granite City. Ill.

(3) HOUSEMAID- Sit. by neat colored girl; work by day. Lucy. Bomont 2773. HOUSEWOMAN- Sit.

by experienced colored woman; or second restaurant cook. Bomont 1683. HOUSEWOMAN- by colored woman. housework and sewing at home. Call Ida.

Bomont 132. LADY DETECTIVE Wishes sit. with reliable firm: references. Box N-217. Post -D.

(76) LADY-Sit. by German. to do general housework; go home nights. 624 Geyer, first floor. LADY- Elderly, refined, to take care of walking child, more for home than wages.

Box K-129. Post-Dispatch. (3) LADY- Sit. by lady to care for children while parents are out evenings. Mrs.

A. Mamiders, 2949 Dayton st. LADY- by young: as typewriter operator. such as billing. stencil cutting.

copyist: also understand bookkeeping and office work in general; references Al. Box N-13. Post-Dispatch. 13) LAUNDRESS- -Sit. by good: white: bundles to bring home.

2635 Lynch. LAUNDRESS- First-class. wishes bundles to bring home. Call Lindell 1771. LAUNDRESS Sit.

by good: white. Phone Forest 5028. 5371 North Market. LAUNDRESS First-class, wants Thursday and Friday: with references. Bomont 2130.

LAUNDRESS- Sit. by first Thursday and Friday. Call Martha, Bomont 1219. LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class colored; city references.

Bomont 863. LAUNDRESS -Sit. by colored: or cleaning by day. 2814 Market. (5) LAUNDRE -Sit.

by first-class. Call Bomont 3155. Maude. LAUNDRESS -Colored. wants first 3 days out.

Call 401 S. Garrison AV. LAUNDRESS by colored: first-class; give references: Thursday. Bomont 3065. LAUNDRESS- work of any kind by day: first-class references.

Lindell 1627W. LAUNDRESS wants to go out or clean by day; references. Lindell 493. LAUNDRESS by colored, for Wednesday and Thursdav. 4355 Labadie.

LAUNDRESS- Sit. by first-class, Thursday and Friday out. Mary Lavender, Lindell 4496. LAUNDRESS -Sit. by first-class, colored; housegirl, maid, cook; neat.

Call or write. 2944 Clark av. LAUNDRESS colored: Thursday and Friday: good references. Call Grand 3137J. LAUNDRESS first-class: or cleaning: prefer first of week; best of references.

Lindell 1161R. LAUNDRESS Sit. cy first-class experienced white. Thursday and Friday. Bomont 944W.

LAUNDRESS- First-class, wants bundles, or KO out by day: can give city reference. Lindell 4136W; Ida Carter. LAUNDRESS Sit. experienced colored: Wednesday, Thursday; good references; call Bomont 2059W. LAUNDRESS Sit.

by colored. Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Colfax 1152 W. LAUNDRESS German: washing or house cleaning. Thursday and Chouteau.

LAUNDRESS- Sit. by first-class, colored: Wednesday and Thursday out. Mayme, Bomont 2130. LAUNDRESS bundles to take home: first-class work: also rough dry. Lindell 656.

(5) LAUNDRESS Experienced. wants first 3 days a week out. Kniriena, 1714 Texas. (3) LAUNDRESS widow: white: bundles taken home: large yard; good ironer: long experience: honest work: honest prices. Bomont 750.

(41 LAUNDRESS- -Sit. long experience: In elty; small family bundles to bring home; convenient place to work: prices reasonable; work best. Bomont 456. (3) NURSE. practical: will care for your invallds; references.

Phone Lindell 2251. NURSE- Sit. by colored girl for nursing. Call 3206 Pine. H.

Hayden. NURSE practical: confinement or any kind of nursing: doctors' references. Delmar 3830X: 1247A Walton. NURSE- -Sit. by German- American nurse, to care for small child: experienced.

3434 Texas. NURSE practical: confinement cases: assist with work: experienced: references. 2341 Michigan. PASTRY COOK- SIt by first-class; woman: references. THERE HOMES IN THE CITY.

SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE SEAMSTRESS sewing to bring home; stores preferred. 2635 Lynch. SEAMSTRESS Sit. widow to do plain sewing at home or by day. 3305 St.

Vincent. tion; STENOGRAPHER- reasonable -Competent, desires postsalary. Box N-269, P. -D. Arst-class STENOGRAPHER- references.

-Sit. by Box competent lady; D-168. STENOGRAPHER -Young lady, intelligent and experienced, desires position. Sidney 3366R. STEN by young lady; experienced; knowledge of bookkeeping and office work.

Delmar 3190. STENOGRAPHER references. bookkeeper: Central 2 9185R. years' (4) STENOGRAPHER- Sit. by experienced, educated, dependable young lady; $10.

Cabany 5581R. STENOGRAPHER--Lady. having 5 years' experience, desires position. Phone Kinlocn Delmar 2972J. STENOGRAPHER -Sit.

by young lady; neat appearance; 3 years' experience; also good record and file clerk; references. Cabany 519R. STENOGRAPHER- -Sit. by young lady; two years' experience: must work; best references. Address A 3809 Cook av.

Phone Delmar 3119X. TELEPHONE OPERATOR -Sit. by. experienced young lady, on branch exchange; best reference. Box N-234.

Post-Dispatch. WAIST 4443 Olive. MAKERS- -Experienced. Cumming. WOMAN- -German, wants washing, any 3439 Klein.

WOMAN- Sit. by white. work of any kind by day. Delmar 3814L. WOMAN- Sit.

to cook. or washing, take home or take out. 1207 S. 7th, 2d floor. WOMAN- Sit.

by German widow, washing. cleaning or any work. 1508 S. 8th, rear. 2d floor.

WOMAN- -Mother and daughter want place in private home. Mrs. Klingert. 127 Hancock. (5) WOMAN- -Sit.

by middle-aged German; handy in kitchen: wants dishwashing day or night. 1425 Leffingwell. WOMAN- Sit. to do washing and cleaning in or out of the house. Mrs.

Ammann, 2347 S. 10th. WOMAN- German. wants washing, ironing or cleaning. any day.

Klaskin, 1518 S. 13th st. WOMAN- Sit. by colored Southern woman. first-class cook; private family; Forest 5878W.

(4) WOMAN- -Sit. by German woman for cleaning or any other kind of work on SaturM. 2217 Benton. WOMAN Wants work; washing dishes and chamber work in boarding house: will exchange for husband's board and room. Box N-272.

Post-Dispatch. (5) WOMAN- Sit. by young widow to clean doctor's or dentist's office, or house cleaning by day. Call or write Mrs. E.

White. 2719A S. 10th st. (4) WOMAN- German: experienced in restaurant work. who wants work for evenings after 5 o'clock.

Mrs. A. Keiffer. 3648A Shenandoah av. (4) WOMAN- -Respectable lady.

just over from London, wants cook or housekeeping position: understands general housework: with gentlemen preferred. B. care Y. W. C.

1411 Locust st. YOUNG LADY- Wishes work for afternoons. Box N-162. Post- Dispatch. (4) YOUNG LADY--Wants place to do housework; go home evenings.

817 Allen av. (4) YOUNG LADY- Wants places to do washing and ironing first days in week. 805 Allen. (4) YOUNG WOMAN- -Sit. by refined.

reliable: in good home, suburbs preferred: as companion-helper, assist with children: sewing; references. Box N-259. Post-Dispatch. HELP WANTED Solid agate. 10c line.

except agents. salesmen. canvassers. solicitors. mail orders 15c line.

minimum. 2 lines. BAKER A good first hand. 3940 Cora. (c) BARBER-3903 Folsom: Park car.

BARBER- Who has fixtures; one or two chairs. 3126 Magnolia av. BELLBOY- -Colored. Apply Usona Hotel, King's highway and Waterman. (c) BOY Apply 5:30.

Federal Sign System, 1200 Pine st. (C) BRICKLAYERS -Nonunion, 30c per hour. 1821 S. Jefferson. rear.

BUGGY WASHER--And harness cleaner: experienced. Apply 4821 Easton. (c) BUTCHER- Experienced. Apply at 2033 Chestnut, at once. (3) CARPENTER-Sober.

reliable, to work on old building. mending shutters and other repairs; wages a day. Phone Forest 562. p. m.

(c) CARPENTER- Good. for general repairing: one who can do other kinds of mechanical work: permanent to good man. Box N-208. Post-Dispatch. CARPENTERS- -Car carpenters, framers and siders.

Apply 2800 De Kalb. (c3) CAR REPAIRERS Apply 2800 De Kalb. (c3) COATMAKER-At once. Tony Anderson please come or write. W.

Hart. Charleston. Mo. (3) -Man: for night work. 1223 Chouteau.

COOK- Good allround man. Obuy's Lunchroom. 114 N. 9th st. DISTRIBUTERS- Thursday: only the very best need apply.

Ackerman, 6th and Market. ENGINEER--One who does not drink. ApF. C. Miller Laundry.

2747 Laclede. (c) ENGINEER- With license, for heating plant. Phone Lindell 2600. GROCERY CLERK- -Experienced: living in Maplewood. Call at Woodland and Big Bend roads, at 5 m.

(c) JOB PRESS FEEDER 110 N. 10th st. (c) LATHER- Good man. Call 7 p. Kinloch Marshall 108L.

H. Brockman. LUNCHMA Apply 3150 Olive: Bomont 2076. (c) MANAGER--For small store; must give security for stock. 317 Holland Bldg.

13) MAN-Young. to work on small farm. 4249 Olive Delmar 2175L. (c) MAN German; handy with tools: small capital; long job. Box N-273.

Post-Dis. MAN- -Young. to travel: experience unneeessary; salary or commission. Call 4243 Easton av. (7) MAN Young.

wants work: college education: honest, reliable, willing. anxious. John Cox. 3824 Windsor pl. (5) MAN Married, who can bring references and is willing to do anything he is called on to do that is honest and reasonably clean; state what you have been doing and wages expected.

Box E-225, (c) MEN- Several young men to call on stores and take orders; experience unnecessary. 4243 Easton av. MEN AND TEAMS -Six teams and 4 men, at Cote Brilliante and King's highway. Rabenau. MEN-We require the services of Catholic men for work of religious nature.

Call John J. O' Keefe 516 International Life St. Louis, Mo. (c4) MAN- For general counter work in the meat and vegetable department; steady. Consumers' Grocery and Meat 9th and Market.

(c) MAN- Young. earnest worker and willing to learn as circulation manager of local class publication: will pay $100 month to right man: must become interested in company: $500 spot cash or real estate up to $1500 in exchange for stock would be considered; state age, experience and what interest you could take. Box Y-153. Post-Dispatch. (C) OFFICE BOY--For work in wholesale house: must be 16 years of age and furnish satisfactory references.

Box N-14. Post-Dis. (5) PAINTER--In exchange for high-class dentistry. 720 Olive st. (c) PAPERHANGER- Call 1036 Shenandoah: call Victor 2092R.

(c) PAPER BOX FOREMAN- Experienced man. to take charge of set-up paper box department: give references and state salary pected. The Peerless Paper Box Mfg Cleveland. 0. (c4) PIANO TUNER- Apply 4th floor.

piano department. May Stern 12th and Olive. PORTER-For barber shop: 10c shine. 7286 Manchester car direct. (c) PORTER -Delmar Laundry Ohio an 1 Sidney.

PRESS FEEDER- -Good one, who can makeready preferred. 216 N. Main. SHOEMAKER- At once, for bench work; must be good. 4399D Chouteau av.

IT'S easy to find the property you may be looking for by consulting the PostDispatch big House, Home and Real Estate Directory. WEDNESDA OCTOBER 14. 1914. SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE HELP WANTED -MALE HOW COOL WAS IT IN ST. LOUIS AT NOON? Oct.

1911. 1912. 1913. 1914. 89.

79. 80. 12.. .58. .70.....

.66. 62. 73. 64. 54.

66... OCT. 14 THOUGHT. When you seem to want to worry, Take a laugh. Do not fret and fume and hurry, Take a laugh.

There is nothing made by sadness, Lots of profit though in gladness, And there's method e'en in madness. Take a laugh. -Sel. TRY A 3-TIME ADCALL UP THE POST-DISPATCH. Olive-6600-Central Your credit is good 11 you rent 8 phone.

DEATHS Death notices, first 8 lines or less, each extra line memoriams. 20c per line. BRUESEKE- Entered into rest. Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 3:30 Caroline Brueseke (nee Struebbe), beloved wife of Louis Brueseke, and dear mother of La Nora, Oliver, Elbrief vyra and illness, at Lillian the age Brueseke, of 53 after years 3 months and 12 days.

Funeral Thursday. Oct. 15, at 1:30 p. from family residence, 4015 Penrose street, to St. John's Cemetery.

(c3) BURKE- -On Tuesday, Oct. Burke, beloved 1914, at 8:30 a. Michael husband of Mary Burke, (nee Canty), and dear father William, John, Daniel and Annie Burke and Mrs. M. Clarke (nee Burke).

Funeral from family residence, 8413 Minnesota avenue, on Thursday, Oct. 15, at 9:30 a. to St. Columbkille's Church, thence to Mount Olive Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited.

Alberta (Canada) papers please copy. (c3) DAHMER- Entered into rest, suddenly, on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 1914. Walter Dahmer, beloved son of Sophia Dahmer (nee Hagermann), and dear brother of Oscar, Harry, Ella Dahmer and Mrs. Bornmueller (nee Dahmer), and our dear brotherin-law and uncle, aged 22 years.

Funeral on Friday, Oct. 16, at 2 p. from Hauck-Schmitt's funeral parlor, Grand avenue and Wyoming street. Private. Motor.

(c) EDLER into rest on Tues Oct. 1914, at 6:45 a. Anton' Eder, beloved grandfather of Frank and George Edler and Mrs. Lena Kreit Edler), and greatgrandfather, after a brief illness, at the age of 84 vears. Funeral Thursday, Oct.

15, at 2 P. from Math. Hermann Son's chapel, 5402 Florissant avenue. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Deceased was a member of Harry P.

Harding Post No. 107. G. A. R.

(c) -Entered into rest Monday, Oct. 12, 1914. at 7:50 p. Elizabeth Gerlach, beloved daughter Clara Gerlach (nee Ulich), and dear sister Henry, Martin, Charles. Clara, Matildna Ulich and Mrs.

Anna Wissmann, our dear aunt sister-in-law. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 15, at 1:30 D. from family residence, 190: Laflin street, to Concordia Cemetery. Funeral private.

(c) HEANY-Entered into rest on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 1914, at 10:15 a. of Mary Mi. and Thomas M. Heany, Anthony Heany, beloved brother nephew of Mrs.

Honora Cummings and Mrs. Mary Murphy. Funeral will take place from the family residence, 3758 Laclede avenue, on Thursday, 15, at 8:30 a. to St. Xavier's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

(c) HOERNER- Entered into rest. after a short illness, Tuesday, Oct. 13, 1914, at 7 p. Jacob Hoerner, beloved husband of Katie Horner (nee Wetzel), and our dear father, at the age of 46 years 6 months and 10 days. Funeral from Joseph Fender's funeral parlors.

7817 Michigan avenue. on Friday, Oct. 16, at 2 p. to Old St. Marcus' Cemetery.

Funeral private. (c) -Entered into rest on Monday, 1914, at 6 p. after a lingering' illness, Clemens August Holtermann, dearly beloved husband of Louise Holtermann, an.i our dear father, father-in-law, grandfather and brother, aged 69 years 2 months and 2 days. Funeral will take place on Thursday. Oct.

15, at 8:30 a. from dence. 1610 North Sixteenth street. to St. Liborius' Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Relatives and friends invited. to Council attend. No. 2, Deceased K. of F.

was a and of St. Joseph's 3enevolent So clety. (e3) JONES--Luke Ward Jones beloved husband of Ella Mary Jones (nee Lake), and father of Lake Jones. Mrs. Alice Wientge.

Mrs. Cora Heitzell, Lelo Jones. Mrs. Pauline Walker and Luke Ward Jones Jr. Funeral from family residence, 832 North King's highway, Friday, Oct.

16, 1914, at 10 a. m. Cincinnati (O.) papers please copy. (c) LA BEE-On Monday, Oct. 12, 1914, Anna George A.

La Bee, beloved husband of. father of La Bee George (nee Edna. Schutzius), Alfred dear and Charles La Bee, and dear son of Mary R. La Bee, in his fiftieth year. Funeral Thursday, Oct.

15. at 8:3 a. from residence. 1415 South Ewing avenue, to Church of the Immaculate Conception, thence to Mount Olive Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Marquette Council No.

606. Knights of Columbus, and Division No. 48. B. of L.

E. Motor. (c3) MEYER--Entered into rest on Monday, Oct. 12, 1914, at 12:15 p. Mary Meyer (nee Dvorak), beloved wife of Frank Meyer, mother of Frank, Edwin, Arthur and Virgilla Meyer, dear sister of John and William Dvorak.

Mrs. Harry Ralph and Mrs. Jerry Vrana, and our dear sisand aunt. de Funeral Thursday, Oct. 15.

at 8 a. from residence. 2837 Osceola street, to Park Lawn Cemetery. Deceased A member of Mount Pleasant Lodge No. 218, Woodmen Circle.

(c) POTTER- Entered into rest on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 1914, at 6 a. Eliza beth J. Potter, relict of Stephen B. Potter, mother of Ella S.

Potter, aged 78 years. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 15, at 2 p. from Kron's chapel, 2707 North Grand avenue. (c) RUDGE- Entered into rest Wednesday, Oct.

14. 1914, at 3:35 a. 17.. Cyrus T. Rudge, beloved husband of Clara Rudge (nee Brante), and dear father of William, Cyrus, Gladys and Albert Rudge, and beloved brother of George, brief Louis and Albert Rudge, after a illness.

Funeral 16, at 2 p. from family residence. 14461 North Twenty-first thence thania Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited. (c4) SCHULTZ- Entered into rest Tues.

day, Oct. 13, 1914, at 5 a. Mamie Schultz (nee Ryan), beloved wife ot the late August Schultz, and dear mother of the late Elmer' Schultz. Funeral will take place on Thursday, Oct. 15, at 8:30 a.

from funeral rooms of Harrigan Sheehan Undertaking 2620 Morgan street, to St. Michael's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. (e) THOMPSON-Suddenly, on Tuesday, Oct. 13. 1914, at 6 p.

George D. Thompson, beloved husband of da Chiles Thompson, dear father of George and Thomas Thompson, and brother of Esther Thompson and Mrs. James Dearness. Funeral Friday, Oct. 16, at p.

from the residence, 2623 Accomac street. Motor. Private. (4) WHARTON- into rest Monat Los Angeles, Mrs. Pauline day, Oct.

Entered, at 11:30 p. Wharton, beloved wife of John T. Wharton, dear mother of Robert and William Smith and Mrs. Birdie Hoffmann. WILL -Entered into rest Wednesday, Oct.

14, 1914, at 6:05 a. James Robert Will, beloved son of Bernard J. and Margaret Will (nee Reith), and dear brother of Harrison, Bernard J. Jr. and Viola Margaret Will.

at the age 21 years 11 months and 11 Due notice of funeral will be given. WOLFF-Entered into rest on Tuesday, Oct. 13. 1914, at 10:10 a. Ruth Wolff, dearly beloved daughter of Fred W.

and Catherine W. Wolff (nee Roedder), and dearly beloved sister of Frederick Wolff, at the age of 1 year and 8 months. Funeral will take place on Thursday, Oct. 15, at 1:30 p. from family residence, 2659 Davison avenue, thence to St.

Peter's Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. (c) WOLF- -Entered into rest on Tuesday, Oct. 13. 1914, at 10:20 p.

Mrs. Martha Wolf (nee Kuhl), dearly beloved wife of Frank Wolf, dear mother of Joseph, Catherine, Anthonv. Francis, John Wolf, dear of Mary Stiller, Augustan Wolf and sister-in-law Joseph and Kuhl, aunt, and after a lingering illness, aged 47 years 11 months and 15 days. Funeral will take place on Friday, Oct. 16.

at 7:30 a. from residence. 1437 North Twentieth street, to St. Nicholas' Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

(c) EYES TESTED FREE DR. REILLY. OPTOMETRIST Twenty-three vears' experience. 18 years in St. Louis.

confined to testing eyes and fitting glasses. Four skilled assistants. CHAS. REILLY OPTICAL 615 Locust. (8) LOST and FOUND Solid agate.

10c line, minimum Every week the POST -DIS PATCH LOST and FOUND columns are used by more individual advertisers than use those of any other St. Louis newspaper: FOUR TIMES as many as the Globe- Democrat. NINE TIMES as many as the Republic. FOUR TIMES as many as the Times and Star combined. Often a single insertion in the Post- -Dispatch restores the lost article, but several inserti ns are better.

The first may be overlooked. Try a 3-time ad. Call -6600-Central. Your credit is good if you rent a phone; or your druggist will phone your want ad to the Post- (70) LOST BOOK- -Lost. containing notes and bills and other papers of Henry J.

Frees: suitable reward if returned to Henry J. Frees, Security Bidg. BROOCH- antique shell cameo: Thursday, going east on Hodiamont, south 011 Grand car; heirloom: $5 reward. Phone Forest 6782. (ch) CARD CASES Lost: two: containing department store books and cards.

Phone Sidney 172. CHECK BOOK -Lost, Central National Bank check book. Return to 3005-7 Locust reward. CHECK- -Lost: the party that found the check for $36.30 and $2 and some change, kindly return to the Globe Soap 809 N. 7th.

(c) CLOTHES Lost. bunch clothes, Monday morning, on Manchester car. Please return. Box N-267. Post-Dispatch.

DIAMOND RING Lost: gentleman's; on Vandeventer. between Greer and Garfield or on Vandeventer car. Sunday morning: reward. Return to 3949 Greer or 1522 Locust st. C.

Buschart. DOG- Strayed: Great Dane: female; reward. 4248 Olive Delmar 2175L. (c) DOG -Lost. large, light brown collie: name Douglas: liberal reward.

Central 9801R. 2717 N. Leffingwell. FOB- Lost. gold fob charm, size of quarter.

Wednesday: diamond setting; reward. Box P-19. Post-Dispatch. (5) DOG Lost: male Boston: name button tail: harness on: injured by auto. Information duly appreciated.

2930A Victor. DOG Lost: male Boston: name button tail: harness on: injured by auto. Information duly appreciated. 2930A Vista. DOG Lost, poodle dog; male: curly white hair: name Bobby; in neighborhood of California and Magnolia: big reward.

Sidney 3253 W. 2630 California av. (c) DOG- -Lost, brown-haired Irish terrier, near Grand and Olive: reward for return to Jack McNamara, Mgr. Follies of the Day Princess Theater. (C) ENVELOPE- vat.

Tuesday, in or near Vandervoort's. a large manila envelope, containing records: reward if reto Maple av. EGLASSES-Lost: in Reilly case: ivory rule and metal pencil: Oct. reward. Call engineer.

Bomont 477. Central 5557. HAND BAG-Lost. blue knit. on Bellefontaine car going north or on Washington av.

below 6th and 7th: please return to 2505 McNair av. and receive reward. (c3) HAND BAG Lost: lady's: in Empress Theater. Sunday night: reward. 22 Elizabeth Ferguson.

Mo. (c) HAND BAG- -Lost. on Page car, Mondav. between 5 and 6 p. black; containing letters: reward.

Mrs. Nelson. 4700 Vernon. Forest 8012R. HANDBAG Lost: lady's, white, crocheted, Sunday, on Laclede McKinley Bridge car.

Finder please to or notify Mrs. W. Michel, 3204B Leciede and receive reward. KEYS- -Lost, bunch of or 9 keys, with bottie opener. James Conway, 3119 Magazine KEYS -Lost.

bunch of keys, with T. P. A. tag. Please return to Loose- Wiles Biscuit 15th and Clark.

KEYS Lost, bunch of keys. Return to David Case, $10 Olive, and receive $1. North American tag attached. KITTEN- -Lost or strayed, Sunday afternoon, Lindell west of King's highway, maltese kitten: white neck and paws; reward. Telephone Forest 1293.

LA VALLIERE-Lost. Saturday. Oct. 10, containing two brown stones and a drop pendant: heirloom: reward. 4036 Phillipps.

LOCKET--Lost: heart-shaped: diamond In center: monogram M. G. B. on back: on fine gold chain: some time between Sept. 30 and present date.

perhaps in Grand Centra. Theater: liberal reward for its return. as was a keepsake from mother. 5331 Wells. (7) MARE- Lost or stolen.

dark bay, weight 1300 pounds: blase face. two black white feet. '12 years old, and heavy spring wagon, black running gear: red body, brass-mounted harness: reward. 203 N. 21st.

(c3) NECKLACE Lost. child's gold chain necklace; initials on locket H. T. 5936 McPherson, second floor. (c) NONSKID CASINGS Lost: missing since Sunday night, two nonskid casings.

on rim. locked on tire rack. W. A. Meston, 1115 Syndicate Trust Main 1084.

PASS BOOK -Party who found pass book. check and cash in of please return same to Mr. Esterbrook, Famous-Barr Library, or Mercantile Trust Savings Department. (3) PEN Lost. somewhere between Lawton and Taylor, 8 gold pen.

set with fresh-water pearls: return and receive reward. 3303 Lawton. POCKETBOOK- Lost, at McTague's restaurant: containing money and lodge identification card. Liberal reward if returned to Leslie G. Hodgins.

1017 Locust st. PURSE Lost: containing pearl ring and Philathia pin, Tuesday. 8:30 a. on Taylor or Wellston car: Victor 1462R. 3436A Alberta (c) -Lost.

rosary beads. dark brown: large crucifix: between Virginia, Rutger, Grand and Vista: return to 3300 Rutger and receive reward. RING Lost: Initials S. L. P.

Address 6126 Bartmer. WATCH- -Found. Inquire Chas. Rosenthal, in care Frank Lind. 7th and Lucas.

WATCH -Lost: lady's open-face gold watch: Waltham; Initials E. reward. Lindell 3703. WATCH- Lost: gold: open face. between Destrehan and Salisbury, on 20th: reward.

Return to Edward Flurl, 4205 Gano av. 10 WATCH- Lost. 2019 small gold. and fob; reward returned Easton: phone Central $4451, (c) WATCH Lost. Monday evening.

lady's gold watch and chain. between Sth and Olive. Hodiamont line and Channing kindly return to 1120 N. Channing liberal reward. WATCH Lost: lady's gold, on 9th between Chestnut and Pine, or in Real Estate 9th and Chestnut: return to room 201 Real Estate 9th and Chestnut; reward.

FOUND DOG- -Found, poodle dog. Call 3440 S. Jetferson av. MILEAGE BOOK -Found, on Olive st. Call Lost and Found Bureau.

Post-Dispatch. (4) FOUND BY POLICE. BICYCLE -F. 730 Bayard; awaiting owner 10th District. KEYS -Two: Delmar and Taylor: awaiting owner 10th District.

KEYS -Six: 21st and Locust: awaiting owner Central District. KEYS--Five: 4th and Market; awaiting owner 11th District. FOUND IN UNION STATION. COAT Awaiting owner baggage room. HOUNDS Found, two black and tan hounds.

Call at 6425 Hamburger. (4) TIRES -Found, two auto tires. on Hickory near Jefferson. Call 1215 S. 14th.

WATCH-Found; lady's; gold. Call 5746 Easton av. PERSONAL Solid agate. 15c line: minimum 2 lines. Pull amounts must accompany orders by mail.

PERSONAL PERSONAL-Herrman Knoch: Letter general delivery from sister Marie, daughter of Notary Phillipp Knoch. (4) PERSONAL- Five: Sorry I acted so; I have suffered; I have two thoughts; you, and a business of my own; I hope to have both. Two. CREDIT to Loftis honest people; diamonds, National watches. jewelry.

Bros. Jewelers. 2d floor, 308 N. 6th st. fc8) IF JAKE SILVERMAN is held for ANY REASON.

please notify me at once. with proof. I will meet any demands possible. Mrs. Minnie Silverman.

(7) ADOPTION ADOPTION--Pretty baby boy, with blue be had by writing. Box N-211, Post-Dispatch. SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE -To whom it may concern: I hereby give notice that I will no longer be respopsible for any debts or obligations contracted by my wife. Mabel McGinnis. GEORGE McGINNIS.

SPECIAL NOTICE--To whom it may concern: 1. Henry Wietholder, hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Emma Wietholder, from this thirteenth day of October, 1914. HENRY WIETHOLDER. COMING EVENTS CONFETTI PARTY--Compton Hall, Compton and Park, Thursday evening, "Oct. 15.

Buchmann Dyer. (c4) EMPLOYMENT WANTED Solid agate. 5c line. business notices. pub.

lisher's option. 10c line: minimum 2 lines. MALE ACCOUNTANT- Office man. high class, wishes position; best references. Box D-110, Post-Dispatch.

(4) BAKER- Sit. as allround: references: country. Box M-149. Post-Dispatch. (4) BAKER- -Sit.

by first-class cake baker. Box N-274. Post BAKER- experienced. steady, sober and reliable, wants position; would consider partnership. Box N-230, Post-Dis.

(5) allround, on bread and cakes; married, steady and sober. 2629A Sullivan av. (4) BARTENDER porter, or grocery clerk. Box Y-18. Post-Dispatch.

BARTENDER- at present employed. want change. Call Olive 1958. W. Terry.

(4) BARTENDER- sober: willing to do porter work: first-class references. Box P-52, Post-Dispatch. KEEPER--Sit. by Al: cashier; with reliable firm: best of references. Box T-131.

Post -Dispatch. (3) BOOKKEEPER- Thoroughly experienced, desires moderate salary: references. Box N-35. Post-Dispatch. BOOKKEEPER AND STENOGRAPHERby experienced: good general office man: moderate salary.

3150 Iowa. (5) BOY- -Sit. by colored; dishwasher or work in tallor shop. 4023 Easton. BOY--Colored, 16 years, wants home in good family, and small wages.

Bomont 1683. BOY-Sit. by boy; strong and willing worker: 18 years old. 1543A Hogan. BOY--Colored high school boy wishes work of any kind after school hours.

Box K-53. Post-Dispatch. (3) small: colored: going to high school: evenings or Saturday: call or write. Anderson. 4234 Cote Brilliante.

millwright. maintainer man and work from plans. Havener, 1457A Warren. (5; CARPENTER-MILLWRIGHT-Sit. by a young man: A1 mechanic; reasonable wages.

5056 Maffitt. (5) CARPENTER-Sit. by good. allround; 30c per hour. Lee Crabtree, 5651 North Market st.

CARPENTER repairs or alterations: experienced: reasonable. Central 97191. (3) CARPENTER- -Sit. for repair or finish: good mechanic; reasonable. Mitchell.

2438 N. Spring. CARPENTER- Jobbing. or factory: anything, anywhere; drop postal. McGehee, 3119 Rutger.

(3) CHAUFFEUR- Sit. by experienced. in private family. Phone Bridge 2859W. CHAUFFEUR Sit.

by experienced mechanic: good references: present employers leaving city. 4042 Cook av. (7) CHAUFFEUR by experienced: married. white: will do other work: living wages asked. Box N-268.

Post-Dispatch. CHAUFFEUR man. 29 vears old: years' experience as mechanic and driver: good references. C. O.

Harper, 5119 Ridge. (4) Dy experienced: would like position on Ford car; can do own repairing: best city reference. Charles Stoltz, 4417 West Belle. white: years' experience: own repairs; drive any car: strictly sober: best references. W.

L. Kuss, 5181 Delmar Forest 5641 W. (5) CLERK--Sit. by man, 26. with good education: railroad.

office and retail experience. Box N-262. Post-Dispatch. CLERK- Sit. in grocery or married.

sober: North Side preferred; best of references. Box N-144, Post-Dis. (3) COOK -Good, allround man wants position. Box N-131, Post-Dispatch. by colored man to assist in cooking.

or porter work of any kind. Bomont 455 W. COUPLE- Sit. by man and wife, white; position of any kind in or out of town. 576A De Baliviere.

COUPLE Sits. by man and wife: want to make Christmas novelties at home. Address Mr. Boyl, 6982 Tholozan av. DAIRY AND HOG, MAN- -Wishes a responsible position: agricultural college training.

Box N-226. Post-Dispatch. 5) DENTIST Young graduate. would like to assist competent dentist: will do laboratory work. Box N-220.

Post-Dispatch. DRIVER- Sit. by union ice wagon driver: references: reasonable. Miller. 1008 S.

Vandeventer. (5) DRUG CLERK- Sit. by registered as assistant. in Missouri: 4 years' experience in city and country: prefer Southeast Missouri. Box J-120.

Post-Dispatch, (4) DRUGGIST- Sit. by competent, first-class, allround man: best city references: at present temporarily employed. Box Y-263. Post- Dispatch. (5) ELECTRICIAN MILLWRIGHT SINGER MACHINE ADJUSTER.

AGE 29. DESIRES POSITION: 5 YEARS' AT PRESENT PLACE IN ST. LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH. (80) licensed, allround, practical man: repairs or firing: references.

Hickory st. ENGINEER- Sit. Dy licensed: young man: will do own firing. Engineer. 2316 Switzer av.

(3) FOREMAN- Permanent position wanted as foreman on daily or weekly; 20 years' experlence A8 ad. job, makeup. 2 years 28 foreman in present position on Daily and Weekly Husonian: can stay here, but prefer position farther north: strictly temperate; can furnish references as to ability, character. give full particulars when writing. Address E.

H. Briggs, Hugo care of Husonian. (5) GROCERY CLERK- -Or driver. experienced, would like work; no objection to wages you pay. John W.

Bukman. 3002 Virginia. HOUSEMAN- references: willing to work. Call Lindell 3582W. JANITOR- Sit.

experienced, handy at work: phone Cabany: 2764. Stebelman. JANITOR- first-class: do general repairing: apartment preferred. P. L.

Morell. 6401 Easton. KITCHEN MAN- Sit. by young man to work in kitchen: know something about short orders: city or country: sober and steady. Box Past -Dispatch.

LAUNDRY DRIVER Five years' experience. would like any position as driver on light delivery. Box N-238 Post-Dispatch. MAN- Colored. would like job as houseman.

H. Jones. Bomont 787W. PRESSERS can press ladies' or gents' garments; young man only need apply; good wages. Call at once, 5606 Delmar.

SHOEMAKER- Apply once with tools 23 S. Broadway. (c) STOCK BOYS For retail cloak store; must be experienced. strong and active. Box N-247.

Post (c) TAILOR- on ladies' fine tallored coats. one who understands cutting and fitting. 3937 Washington. (c) TILESETTER nonunion, for 20 mantels; reasonable: will furnish everything. Box P-23, Post-Dispatch.

TINNER- -Or furnace man. Apply Hyde Sheet Metal Works. 4854 Page bi. (c) UPHOLSTERER- -Must be first-class on leather work. Prufrock-Litton Furn.

420 N. 4th st. YOUNG MEN- Five. to try out to travel. Room 116.

1000 N. Grand. YOUNG MAN- Ambitious. who desires to study law; about six hours a week required. Box E-224.

Post-Dispatch. (cS) AGENTS WANTED AGENTS- -It sells on sight; write today, photo, particulars; big profits. H. H. Specialty 727 S.

56th Philadelphia. AGENTS- Experienced portrait agents; good offer; new; call after 4 p. m. A. Turner, 5210 Page bi.

AGENTS -Christian representative in every town in the United States to handle our Christian calendars; great seller. D. Megsenger 22 Quincy Chicago, Ill. AGENTS--Great opportunity is offered every woman to earn money; no experience or money required. Address National Novelty 3820 Baring Philadelphia, Pa.

(cSS1 AGENTS- A few reliable men to sell our line of blankets, comforts and other household necessities. on easy payment plan: liberal commissions. C. F. Adams 810 Olive, room 302.

(04) AGENTS--Ladies preferred; money every night; mantel for stove: same imm. 1025 N. High, 3d floor, ask provement mantel to light; call after p. for Ginn. AGENTS Special: 5000 packages of DandruCide Shampoo; mail to us 25c in stamps money and we will send you a $1 package, prepaid.

Symonds, 8031 Cass agents for Ward. 'St. Louis, Mo. AGENTS-Ladies in small towns can ado to their income by taking our agency selling teas, coffees, baking powder and extracts; cash commission; best inducements and premiums. Athletic Tea country department, 709-11 Lucas St.

Loule, Mo. (c70) vassers. for a real hot seller: while I ATTENTION--Wanted. at once, agents, canam in your city. Nicholas Gluckman, 1810 Olive st CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS ADVERTISING SOLICITORS--Of experience.

to work on Christmas edition of Sunday newspaper. 11 N. 30. CANVASSERS TO sell Eclipse wringers. vacuum sweepers.

blankets. wagons furnished. 618 N. 11th. (4) CANVASSERS- Ready money, rapid seller; a share in an elegant room with breakfast and supper to earnest workers.

322 N. Grand, 9, St. Louis. (c83; room SOLICITORS -Experienced, for city guaranteed salary and commission. Call today between 5 and 6, room 402 Benolst 9th and Pine sts.

(c4) SOLICITOR- Wanted, a high-class man to solicit fire and other kindred lines of insurance for ore of the largest agencies in the city; must have first-class references. Box N-150. Post- (c83) PARTNERS WANTED PARTNER a good restaurant; little money. 1302 Cass av. PARTNER -To help in lunchroom; have $75; ask for chef at 700 N.

Broadway. PARTNER Wtd. -Take full charge small wholesale cake and pastry shop; must Le sober, reliable: capital required. Box Y-245, Dispatch. (c) SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN- A1 specialty salesmen, to travel and employ salesmen.

Call 4243 Easton. SALESMEN Experienced specialty, about 23: must be capable; $20. 1122 Syndicate Trust Bldg. SALESMAN- -Stock salesman. $25 per week and commissions; no experience necessary: full course of instructions.

Box J-105, PostDispatch. (82) SALESMEN- to sell lot and land proposition under contract; good thing to capable men, Rotan Development Rotan, Tex. (6) SALESMAN- -Have An Al side line; sells readily to hardware and general store; small, light and attractive. Call B. B.

Deems, 720 Olive. (c83) SALESMEN- -Good talkers. for rapid selling specialty: first-class territory now open. Schueler Ventilator Sales 614 E. 7th Ill.

(4) Alton, SALESMEN--Five neat, well-dressed young men, not over 30 years of age: for city and I. B. Kohn. 317 Kinloch Bldg. (4) country: salary and commission.

Apply Mr. SALESMEN- -We teach salesmanship and secure good-paying position with highgrade house; position assured to every graduate: investigate this Salesmanship opportunity today. Write or call. City College of Law and Finance, 322 N. Grand St.

Louis. (c8) SALESMAN- Active traveling specialty salesman, over 30 years of on best general trade: must be aggressive. pleasing personality, reliable: prefer man with expertselling high-grade specialty; not books bonds. stocks, advertising or insurance, but a commercial necessity; good opportunity to right man. 706 Chestnut suite 310.

(c4) EXCEPTIONAL opening for high-grade salesman to represent us; goods sold to all merchants. C. 1443 Carroll Chicago. (83) STOCK SALESMAN--For the best device of its kind since the days of Noah: applicant must be a reliable man of character, 822 Grand, room 9. SUBSCRIPTION MEN--Ten live, to work the states of California, Oregon and Washington for Lesile's Weekly; all expenses paid.

Apply between 8 and 9, 314 Odd Fellows Bldg. (c14) TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES 811 Market st. (82) HELP WANTED- FEMALE MOTORMEN Earn $80 monthly; details free: state age. Box A-200. Post-Dis.

tc81 TELEGRAPHING Learn on our wires, day or evening. 1830 Railway Exchange. over Famous-Barr's. (57) BE A DETECTIVE- Earn $150 to $300 per month: travel over the world, Write Supt. Ludwig.

642 Westover Kansas City. Mo. (c8) BOYS. come and get a free lesson In telegraphy and find out how to get a K00d railroad position. W.

A. Lamburth, 410 Granite 406 Market st. (4) CAN help you pass a Government amination: conducted them myself; get my trial examination today. P. Fullerton Bldg.

(c14) GOVERNMENT positions are easy to get: ny free booklet, Y-169, tells how: write today Earl Hopkins, Washington. (c831 LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE -No canvassing or soliciting required; good income assured. Address National Co-Operative Realty V-762. Marden Washington. D.

C. (c81) WANTED--Ladies to learn beauty culture; can prepare you just now for K001 posttions at ton wages; few weeks completes: small earnings while learning: we teach hair dressing. permanent wave, manicuring. facial massage, electrolysis or chiropody; can take one or all: our diplomas recognized everywhere: established 1893: branches all principal cities; call at once or write. Moler System of Colleges, 810 N.

6th between Washington and Franklin; our only St. Louis location. (5) TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. Learn the barber trade; tools given, wages paid: electric massage and hydraulic chairs. BATHROOM GIRL--Apply Moser Hotel, 809 Pine.

(c) CHAMBERMAID Apply Moser Hotel, 809 Pine. (c) COOK -Wedge Restaurant. 8312 Hall's Ferry rd. DRESSMAKER By the day: come witn references. 3117 Lucas.

DRESSMAKER -To help on ladies' suits. E. Cotteld, 2241 S. Grand. Grand 798.

DRESSMAKERS Experienced. Godlove Cloak and Suit 805 Lucas, fourth floor. 1cl GIRL For general housework. 1726 Miasissippi av. (4) GIRL -Neat white girl for needlework.

4440 Olive st. GIRLS To new canvas covers Missouri Tent and Awning Co. 210 Chestnut st. 10 GIRY- Young. to help with housework: KO home nights.

4274A Russell. GIRL Allround. for boarding house work. North Market. for general housework.

family of no laundry: wages 8519 Lindell, GIRL -Neat colored girl to work at soda fountain. and know how to cook. Apply o'clock. 2628 Morgan. GIRL- Strong white girl for upstairs work and to assist with invalid lady: German Catholic preferred refeernces.

0447 Bartmer HOUSEGIRI -Cook and general housework: must have references. Cabany 316 HOUSEGIRI general housework; white. 4299A Cook av. HOUSEGIRL OF woman for light work, good home 1318 N. 15th HOUSE Neat white girl for housework.

3216A Locust. HOUSEGIRI girl for general housework: references. Apply 5319 Berlin, lower floor. HOUSEGIRL For housework. Call at 1420 Wash.

(c) HELP WANTED- -FEMALE apartment: no washing. Call 4721 Washington. HOUSEGIRL-For general housework. 3201 S. Grand.

HOUSEGIRL- White. general housework: no laundry: smail family; good wages. 5459 Vernon av. HOUSEGIRL- To assist with general housework: references. Apply 6142 Berlin; take University car.

IC) general housework: small apartment; city references. Mayer. 5503 Waterman. (c) Young girl or old lady, to REsist with light housework for room and board: white or colored. Cabany 2835W.

(c) -Colored, 16 years old. to assist with housework: must be ambitious and willing to learn. 4635 Easton. HOUSEGIRL--For general housework: no washing: family of two. Apply Thursday.

4542 Berlin (0) HOUSEGIRL -For general housework in small family: wages $30. but must be experienced: no laundry or outside work. 5018 Washington av. HOUSEGIRL- Family of two: can go home every night; call Thursday afternoon and evening. A.

E. Koemer, 2050 Lafayette HOUSEKEEPER- Must do plain cooking and assist in store. 708 Chouteau. HOUSEKEEPER- For rooming house rent of two rooms. 3049 Washington.

HOLDEKEEPER- Widow As housekeeper: room and board, $1 week. 2009 Washington. HOUSEKEEPER -At once: good home and small wages; call after 4 p. m. 1120 8.

Sth. HOUSEKEEPER- Middle-aged German, to take care of cottage, more for home than wages: references and full particulars. Box K-199, Post- 40 HOUSEWOMAN -For general housework on farm: must be first-class cook: good wages: Mo. references required. T.

B. Waters, Conway, (5) LADY--To tint photographe: must be perienced: good opportunity. Apply American 5 and 10 Cent Store Studio. LADIES- Of tact and pleasing personality to interview members of parent -teachers' assoelations: travel South and West full particulars given will pay $1000 first year. with opportunity, for promotion: arrange appointment telenhone.

Main 2644. (est MILLINERY APPRENTICE Girl. Apply 507 N. Taylor. (c) NURSE- White, experienced children's nurse, good wages; references; Forest 3468, 4333 McPherson.

SKIRT MAKER Experienced. 4210 Olive, SKIRT MAKER- First-class only. Vienna Chic. 4326 Olive st. SKIRTMAKERS- on good line of skirts.

Godlove Cloak and Sult SOS Lucas. 4th floor. (c) WAITRESS- -Experienced. Oberg's Lunchroom. 114 N.

9th st. WAITRESS Experienced: ready to work; don't apply after 3 o'clock. 519 Franklin. WAITRESS Experienced. Lange's Luncherv.

312 N. Compton. WOMAN -To scrub floors. 5227 Delmar. WOMAN- -Young.

or girl, housekeeping. Box N-254, Post-Dispatch. LAUNDRY HELP WANTED ENGINEER One who does not drink. ply F. C.

Miller Laundry. 2747 Laclede. (C) GIRL -Experienced, to iron shirt bodies on body Ironing machine. Lange Laundry 2004 S. Jefferson.

IRONER Experienced colored girl for ing. Market Laundry 508 Elm st. SHIRT FINISHER-Aalco Laundry, 3700 Olive. (c) SALESLADIES WANTED DO YOU want another $2 No experience: constant spare knitting hosiery: machines furnished on contract: we take product. Helping Hand Stores Dept.

857. Chicago. SALESLADIES To handle our line selling articles, good money made. Faultless Appliance 1214 Olive st. (c4) SALESLADIES-Refined.

Intelligent women. to represent the Nu-Bone Corset of Corry, in all parts of Illinois. Mra Luella M. 'Eslaman, State Manager, ton. Ill.

(831 SALESLADIES -Pleasant and profitable 6111 ployment in city for Intelligent, cultured ladies: also an opportunity for traveling through the South and West. Call any morning. room 714. Wainwright Bldg. MALE SALESWOMEN- Experienced, for all departments.

Apply Supt. B. NUGENT BRO. D. G.

CO. BUSINESS CHANCES Solid agate, 10c line, minimum 20c. BUSINESS CHANCES Post- -Dispatch. BUSINESS WANTED BAKERY -To buy: store trade only: state price, particulars. Box K-103.

ACTIVE business man, with ability and $10,000, can secure fine office position: good salary: in large corporation. Box N- 28. Post-Dispatch. BUSINESS CHANCE $3000. backed by executive ability, secures permanent position manufacturing concern.

Box N-219, PostDispatch. 14) BUSINESS CHANCE Bakers, attention! We will sell movable bake ovens, guaranteed satisfaction: terms to suit. Write for catalogue. Middleby-Marshall Oven Mix. 603-07 S.

6th St. Louis, Mo. (cH) IF you can invest from $1000 to $5000 in a good-paying business: answer at once. BOx 202. Post-Dispatch.

(76) MADE $30.000 in five years, with a small mail order business: began with 85: send for free booklet; tells how. Heacock, 726 Lockport, N. MANUFACTURING corporation wants representative for exclusive territory must have $300 to $500: earn $30 10 weekly. Philadelphia, Box 846. MANUFACTURER wants State managers to establish office and manage salesmen; liberal pay: $300 to $700 necessary; you hamdie own money.

Secretary, 406 Fisher Chicago. STOCK companies incorporated: we bid to offer entire allotments of stocks or bonds for corporations. J. N. Sechrest investment Bankers, Buffalo, N.

Y. WANTED Office manager: capable man or woman: by large concern: must have 8300 cash. Box N-263. Post-Dispatch. WOULD you invest in business that meritorious, where the business will stand the acid test? Where the profits are large with an unilmited feld requiring an investment of $12,000 to $15.0001 Particulars al interview to principals only.

Box E-220. Post-Dispatch. MEAT MARKET WIG. One with email stock of groceries preferred. Box P.

D. WANT to buy a grocery and will trade my 7-acre chicken farm in De Soto, valued at $1500. Call or write. Wm. Appel, 808 Chestnut st.

(0) YOUR business can be sold for cash. quick and confidentially: many sales inade evert week. as we loan money to complete deals. nothing too large or email for us to handle. Call.

write or phone for particulars. E. L. CASPAR 722 Chestnut room 201. (56) BUSINESS FOR SALE ART STORE Will all to suit.

part or all: picture frames, moldings, novelty fixtures: also household furniture and piano. 1112 Taylor. (ch) BOARDING HOUSE For male, or will lease for per month; income $300 per month. 3840 Delmar bi. BUSINESS- established cleaning dyeing business: 800d chance.

Lindell Davies and (8) COAL YARD- And express business: Aretclass: making money and lots of it: 1'm sick: part cash and time 1f you want. Box A N-258. Post -Dispatch. DISTILLERY All or an interest: grist mill and saw mill: beat location In Missouri: a money -maker: also 25-passenger motor boat. Box 254.

Poplar Bluff. GARAGE And repair shop; $800 cash takes; fully equipped, well established trade; good location: clearing from $200 to $500 monthly: proposition tered: must sell this week. on account of other business in Canada: investigate. Box E-220. Post- -Dispatch GROCERY And confectionery: small, cheap: 2004 store for right party 1706 Vermont.

GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET sonable; no agent. 3419 Olive st. HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE Cheap: 800d business. 1130 State Granite City, (4) LUNCH STAND Chile: at a bargain it sera at once: other business. Dox N-215, MEAT MARKET -In good location: owner wants to leave city.

Box P. 14) MEAT MARKET- And grocery store: cheap on account of sickness. 4439 N. 10th. RESTAURANT -In one-half block saloon building: 3-room.

story and halt dwelling: fruit and shade trees and outbuildings: near depot in good Illinois min 13K town. 42 milen on B. 0. 8. W.

consider mall hotel. rooming house R004 vacant lot In Louls: prope worth $3000: take cash for equity. Box Y-156, Post-Dispatch..