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FIND TttTS FOB YOUR HOUSiJS. ADVERTISE IN THE POST-DISPATCH, ST. LOUIS' BEST HOUSE AND HOME GUIDE. MORE READERS THAN THERE HOMES IN THE CITY. "Mat 19.

in 5. fMM TUsfl WAR CJMN MOT hmt fa ESTATES Ee tins HOME anndl REAL ESTATE Adls nun Hess Colsiisais IE 16 jfT- SITUATIONS WANTED MALE SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS ADOPTION HELP WANTED FEMALE "1 10W COOL WAS IT IN ST. LOUIS AT DRUG BTVlUMfit Ixstart in nxr: cash buslnrs. Box 8TOHK sale. In North Eni.

on car llns. eatahiuhrd 13 yrara, cash busi-rers: will sell at Invoi. splendid unity for German-apkln. young man iwo-thlrds cash. Box H-2U, Poat-I ispt.

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18.. 20... 21, 22 82. SPICE OF" LIFE, explained. Fine music and fine poultry were two things of which little Ella's father was very fond.

Recently he bought a talking-machine, and among other records was one of a very brilliant aria by a great coloratura soprano. The baby listened closely to the runs of the bewildered music until the singer struck some high arpeggios and trills at the close, when she exclaimed: "Daddy, listen! She's laij an egg!" Ladies' Home Journal. TRY A I-TIME AD Result almost certain for anything CALL UP THE POST-DISPATCH Olive 6600 Central Tour credit Is good If you rent a phone. DEATHS Death notices, fine 8 lines or leas, each extra tins lie; memoriams. too per line.

ALTER After a short Illness, at the age of 57 years, Jennie Alter, beloved mother of Maud, Moran, Palsy McMann, Kdwina Higglns and Muriel Brown, slater of Ruth and William Tumbleson. Funeral Thursday, May 20, at 2 p. from residence, 1203 Dolman, to St. Mat-thaw's Cemetery. Friends invited.

IIMf KWELI, On Tuesday, May 18 1915. at 4:25 a. Frank Black well, beloved husband of Catherine Blackwell (nee Mercille), dear father of A. M. Blackwell.

Funeral from Southern parlors 7315 South Broadway, on Thursday May 20, at 2 p. to SS. Mary and Joseph's Church, thence to Mount Olive Cemetery. (c) llt'RODORF On Tuesday, May 18 1916. at 4:30 D.

Edward K. Burgdorf, beloved husband of Louisa Murtrdori (nee Linger), ana dear ra ther of Edward. Viola and Charlie Burgdorf, our dear brother, uncle and brother-in-law, aged 40 years. Funeral Thursday, May 20, at p. from family residence, 85o6 Shen andoah avenue, tnence to tw Marcus' Cemetery.

Motor. Deceased was a member of St. Louis Camp No. 6. W.

O. W. (c) CRANE Entered into rest on Tues day. May 18. 1915.

at 3:45 a. William J. Crane, husband of the late Margaret Crane, rather of Rev. f. P.

Crane of St. Lawrence O'Toole's Darlsh and William Crane. Funeral will take place from the residence of his son. William crane, 3030 New Ashland place, on Thurs day. May zo.

at 9 a. to st. Mat thew'sj Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. to DTISTZ Entered Into rest on Tues day. May 18, 1915, at 11:30 a.

m. Charles Hy. Diets, beloved husband of Theresa Plets (nee Boedlcker), dear father of Waldemar Harriet. Elbira and Hazel Diets, after a lingering ill ness, aged 49 years Funeral Thursday. May 20, at 2 p.

from residence, 3506 Henrietta street, to Missouri Crematory. New York papers please copy DOOLEV On Saturday, Mai- 15, 1915, at 11:55 p. at Kasron. Lai James Dooley, son of Margarette and the late Thomas Dooley, brother of Mrs. T.

B. Hennessy, Mrs. M. F. Gar- rity, Frank August II.

and Nellie jjooiey. Due notice of time will be given. tc4) BGM Entered Into rest on Tues day, May 18, 1915. at 6:80 p. m.

Caroline Egll, beloved wife of August Egli, at the age of 75 years. Funeral from Memorial Home H09 South Orand avenue, Thursday, May 20, at a. tnence to St. Matthew's Cemetery. (c) GILBERT Entered into rest Tuesday, May 18 1915, at 5:30 p.

Julia Tyler Gilbert, beloved mother or William K. ana M. Coleman Gil bert. Funeral from residence, 4909 Tark-view place, Thursday, May 20, at 2:30 p. to Heiiefontaine cemetery.

interment private. Motor. to iH1.hhaw entered into rest on Tuesday, May 18, 1915. at 9:35 a. Alfred Grimshaw, dearly beloved hus band of Lllzabeth Grimshaw (nee Mil ler) and our dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle, in his thirty-third year, Funeral will take place on Thursday, May 20, at 3 p.

from his late residence, the old Grimshaw homestead. fine tawn, mo. (c) IIKNRV Entered Into rest on Tuesday, May 18, 1915, at 8 a. Al bert Leon Henry, beloved son of H. and Rena Henry (nee Crume), and Brother of Garwood Henry, and our dear grandson and nephew, at the sge oi years 10 months and 20 oays.

Funeral will take place on Thurs day. May 20, at 3 p. from family residence, sous Morgan street. Interment nt Winfield, May 21, at 11 a. m.

Lincoln and Pike County papers please copy. (C) KIBTJItZ On Tuesday. May 18, 1915, at 11 n. after a short illnaao Francis Anna Kiburs, dear daughter of jmoia ana Mary iviours (nee Hoffman), dear sister of Edward. Ralnh and Ar nold Klburz Jr.

and dear sister-in-law of Mayme Klburs (nee Juelich), aged 19 years ana montns. Funeral from residence, 4fi09 Varrel mann avenue, Friday, May 21. at 2:30 p. m. to New fc.t.

Marcus Cemetery. (c4) MOIC On Monday. May 17, 1915 at 6:10 p. Charles H. Moe, relict of the late Mary Moe (nee Noonan), father of Leo J.

Moe. brother-in-law of Annie L. and Elizabeth K. N'oonnn Funeral from family residence, 4127 Kenneily avenue. Thursday, Mav 20 at 8 a.

to St. Matthew's Church, thence to Calvary t'emetery Frlends are invited to attend. Deceased was a member of Star Council of the National Union. (C) MORHOW On Tuesday, Mav 18, 1915 at 7:45 a. Robert William Morrow' beloved son of William and Edna Morrow nee Thorner).

unerai i nursnay. May 20. at 1:30 p. irom lamuy resilience, 3109 Nortii Market street, thence to ion Ceme- ery. Friends are invited to attend, (c) O'MEAIU Entered Into rest Monday, May 17.

1915. at 4:45 p. at St. John's Hospital. O'Meara, dear sister of Sergt.

Thomas O'Meara. nd our dear aunt. Funeral from the residence of her brother, Sergt. O'Meara. 6350 Wells avenue.

Thursday, May 2o, at 8:30 to St. Mark's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited. I'AYSK After lingering Illness on Tuesday, May 18, 1815, at 9:20 Tuesday, fanny lie iy iiearas ilee Payne, widow of John C. Payne Funeral private.

CANVASSERS Girls; good cbance: good money; call Acme Photo 1915 Morgan, CANVASSER .4 Xfn 4,. hnnaariAiri sltles; commission and salary. 2230 Ne-hraska. CANVASSERS Ellher ex: exDerience not necessary: easy dollar seller child's artl- an Wyoming, evenings and Com mission. 408 Fullerton Bide c14 BOLIClTOr.s Experience 1: lady: ask for Mi ietx, i73j Kilmar.

(3' SOLICITOR Printing; good commission and prices lor work; good opponumw 0432 Myrtle Wellstnn SOLICITORS Experienced, for coftee. with advanced rrmium: croDOSition. 801 Franklin. (c) ACCIDENT AXn HEALTH SOLICITORS. New monthly payment policy Just out; pays full benefit for non-confining illness mur serti: most liberal contract ever orierea 10 re in mn r.it.

718 Mermod-Jaccard Bids-. to 5 p. m. 'c5J PARTNERS WANTED PARTNER for baked goods and I'wu mncn. tso.T partner wtd.

Man to beii i) paper nangcr; must nave soma monav Call 814 Waln- rignt: jning. (4 PARTNER Wtd Tn run a. six-room fla aa rooming house; small means required; paying. Box H-220. PARTNER Wtd.

With $500 cash, to Invest in unen toilet buddiv Business; rome tablished- trr.A htislnMi e-rnwtng ldly; position guaranteed at a salary of $15 per wees, to right party; must lurnisn ui references, and do not answer unless you mean business. Box R-10. Post-Dlspatcn. 8AESIMNWJNTJED SALESMEN For Pvrene extinguishers to automobile owners: snlendld ODDortunity for nustier comm ss on. 414 Pierce ciag.

ici f-ALESMRX" Hiir mnnev making tlon. city trade, busy season now on; lib eral commission and car fare. Call Central R800. Station or Main 4800. Station 10 SALESMAN Call and see list of Ksltlons where vou can earn money wnne you learn salesmanshln: references required.

1126 Syndicate Trust t15 Olive. 'r4) SALESMEN Brainy men with selling ability by corporation of standing; drawing account granted. Auulv to Geo. Harkness, 625 Locust st. SALESMEN I have a splendid proposition for a man who hoi lAra-e acquaintance and who ran furnlah rferencea.

See F. Becker. 71S Mermod-Jaccard between a ana p. m. ci SALESMAN ExDeiienced.

acquainted with oitv retail druur trade, to sell complete line of salted oeanuta and awlnuta for mil fount in nn lo nr cent commission basis; name experience ana references. jbox -177. Post-Dispatch. ca SALESMEN (25 weeaiy; 5 educated, we'l-dressed young men: age 25 to SO years; for city and outside territory: those having magazine or newspaper experience preferred, but not absolutely necessary; apply persoaallv. Circulation manager.

317 Klnloch Bldg. ill SALESMEN Getters; must have experience aa salesman, married men, not under 27. or over 40. JEWEL TEA 34QQ Llndell. fc4l MAN Young: to work In Springfield, small capital required.

Call 4243 Easton. MEN Several bright, energetic young men to call on business Arms of this city; carfare furnished: liberal commission. Mr. Q. A.

Pllklngton. 1017 Olive basement. c8i SOLICITING SALESMEN Mc Art bur. Bldg. 214 cl' TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES BE A DETECTIVE Earn 1100 to 800 per month; travel over the world.

Write Supt. Ludwig, 042 Westover Kansas City, Mo. (c8 WANTED Railway mail clerks and Oovern-ment stenographers; I conducted examinations; can help you pass coming examinations. P. Oxment.

Fullerton Bldg. (c50l GOVERNMENT position are easy to get; my free booklet. Y-109. tells how; write today now. Earl Hopkins, Washington, D.

C. (C8H HAIRDRESSER To manage hairdresslng department in large department store: must hold diploma from St. Louis School of Hairdresslng. Apply 207 Navarre bldg. Hi LADIES, gentlemen: good wages: learn te- egraphing with company.

Superintendent, 130 Railway axenange. 010 LOcust. STUDENTS We teach you driving, repairing. overhauling, rebuilding, on all manes 01 machines and help you to secure good positions. St.

Louis Automobile College, U735 Olive st. (cSOi WANTED Ladies and girls from everywhere, to learn hairdresslng, etc. Job for every graduate; or location for business; short term completes: earn while learntna Write for our offer, or call. Moler College. 810 N.

6th St. i4i TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. Learn the barber trade: tools given; wages paid; electric massage and hydraulic chairs. 811 Market st. JIJEtPMAANITip BOOKKEEPER Young lady.

0210 Easton. CANDY G1RI.S Experienced icing dippe; only rast workers need apply, K.onn Candy n. e. corner 3d and Valentine. (ci COOK Thoroughly experienced woman; good wages; colored preferred.

4049 Wash ington DINNER GIRL Julier's Restaurant. 2O0 N. 9th st. DRESSMAKER Good; to take half Interest in dressmaking, rood proposition; one with customers. 4483 Washington.

GIRL To wait on tables noon hour. 010 Washington. Jcj G1RI Young, willing to learn ladles' tallor- Ing: small pay to start. Zilg a. Grand.

GIRL General clerical office work; 30 a month. Apply tuny. Box K-01, Poat-Dls- paten GIRL For confectionery store, not experience: good pay. 15 Madison Mad-lson. 111.

(4) GIRLS 8. with some experience with paint ing cans; must be 10 and over. Missouri Can Hall and Branch ets. (ci GIRL About IS years old. for general factory work: steady employment.

Apply V2 N. Uroadway. 1 HAND SEWER Experienced; must make buttonholes. 2420 S. Broadway.

HOUSEGIRL Girl or middle-aged woman tor general housework. 2i0i N. 21st. ici HOUSEGIRL For general housework: must be good cook: apply 5H4 Page. tel HOUSEGIRL For general housework.

3('3! Flad. -4 3' -11 HOUSEGIRL For housework. 5400 S. Mag. HOUSEGIRL Experienced, general house work: lamiw of three adults: references required.

4412 Llndell hi. HOUSEGIRL For general housework In family ot adults: no laundry work: Ger- man girl preierrea. M41 Maple. HOUSEGIRL For general housework; German preferred: mall family: aood wages. 5S21 Waterman.

(c) HOUSEGIRL Competent, for general house work; must be able to cook. 6317 Ver non. (c) HOUSEGIRL Experienced: general houso- worK; Keep laundress: small family: S25. I.4.V1 Hawthorne. HOUSEGIRL General hoi'ork Willi laundry small flat: rvaaonahla waves.

nice room. iw Homalne Pi. HOI SEG1RL Experienced, with good references, for general housework; fig without and fiO with washing. Call 5573 Clemens, ici HOUSEGIRL -German girl, for general housework: private family. 2ii2(l Waah- mgton.

ir-i HOUSEGIRL Refined. white: for general housework. ADDlY 3A3S Klnaahurv floor west, ici HOUSEGIRL White. general housework, reference. Centra care lor children onoM.

HOUSKOlRL Young German Trlrl for gen eral nousewnra anu aasist with care or two children; no cooking: 3.50 ir week Annlv 5974 Julian av. HOUSEGIRL Experience white girl for general housework: no washlne or Ironing. rail at 210 Chestnut between 10 and 12 Thursday IIOUS EGIRL WRte ttwo girls kepti: to aa- alst In general housework Annlv Mrs. J. M.

Janus. Aw Joy Webster Graves. Take Manchester car to Catholic Church, corner Lock ood and Joy av. Phone Web-sier 7l. HOUSEGIRL Girl or woman iwhliai for housework on farm near Jackaonvlllak 111.: family, roui'le and 4 children: waahlng done power: III treat aa one of family: ffl lr week.

Addrea Mr, R. J. Vaaey. nnf- 1, III. e-E A Woman to aasist In housework and cr for children and waahlng.

eraraiin. LA DY Reliable. for general housework, in family nf tr-ree- amall waae but good hoi.ie; write. 1 l.lng references. Mrs.

A. H. Young. Crev oeur. R.

Nr. 27 -A NiiitESS Experien-wl: Grman. ga4 Inner must be kuniit. rt2lt llaruar st ler ilTZW DEATHS SCHIKLB Entered into rest on Saturday, May 15. 3915, at 3:15 p.

Harry L. Schiele, dearly beloved and only son of Mrs. Sara and the late Theodore Sohiele. and darling brother of Ef-fie Schiele, Mrs. W.

C. Weinstock and Mrs. J. AV. Cohn.

Funeral Thursday, May 20, at 2 p. from Isaacs-Rindskopf chapel, 43o North Euclid avenue. Deceased was a member of Itaska Lodge No. 420, A. F.

and A. and Missouri Chapter No. 1, Royal Arch Masons. Chicago (111.) and New York papers please copy. (c) STAFHER Entered into rest Tuesday, May 18, 1915, at 3:40 p.

Eva M. Stauder (nee Etzkorn), dearly beloved mother of Peter Phil, Julia, Frank, Susanna Welling (nee Stauder), Lena. Hall (ne Staudar), Nicholas and George A. Stauder, mother-in-law of Anna Stauder (nee tva Stauder (nee Schnutt), Tillie Stauder (nee Whitmore), John H. Welling and Robert Hall, sister of Peter Etzkorn and our dear grandmother and great-grandmother, at the age of 76 years.

Funeral from family residence, Cherokee street, on Friday, May 21. at 7:30 a. m. to St. Agatha's Church, thence to St.

Peter Paul's Cemetery. Funeral private, please omit flowers. Belleville (ill.) papers please copy. tc) VALHALLA The Perpetual Care Cemetery Phones: Olive 4480, Central Office- bill's 701. Boatmen's Hank Bldg.

RESORTS COTTAGE In country: large lawn, shade: particulars, stamp. K. N. McAddin. Greenville.

111. (S3) Solid aaate. 10c line, minimum 0e. -OST BADGE LoBt, United Railways official. No.

69. Liberal reward if returned to 273 3 Russell. BAG Party who picked black leather bag on Delmar Olive car, west-bound, ia known. Kindly return to 5241 Delmar; Forest 573UW, and receive reward. (c) BRACELET Lost; silver; 7 links, on velvet; Famoue-Barr's, Olive reward.

2ul3 N. 10th. BROOKJH Lost, set with garnets, on Taylor and Olive, or east-bound Olive car, last Thursday; reward. Box R-tXi. BROOCH Lost: diamond: Sunday evening.

on Price rd. from League to Clayton car or on Clayton car to Delmar and Sklnker liberal reward. Central 7725 (c3i BROOCH Lost, set with diamond a.nd pearls; Shenandoah Theatre or S. Compton between Ev.la and Shenandoah, or Shenandoah between Grand and Compton. Reward.

31i9 Eads. BULLDOG Lost, Tuesday night, English bulldog; tail and ears clipped. Return to 1435 Belt reward. BKACELET- Reward. Muln 333.

Lost; silver 717 Railway friendship link. Exchange Bldg. CUFF BUTTON Lost; gold, with ruby set. Call Forest B702R; reward. CUFF BUTTON Lost; diamond setting.

Return to J. E. Hallett. 4S55A Easton; reward. CUFF BUTTON Lost.

gold, initials Monday. Finder please return to Fred Pourcely, 4667 Minnesota or Werner Werner. (5) DOG l.ost; mule, collie; license No. 11.534; reward. 3239 California.

(4i DOG Lost, female Russian wolf hound, tan marking. Return to 49t)3 Washington or phone Forest B585 or Bomont 2170; reward. DOG Lost, French poodle, white, male, on May $6 reward; no questions atiked: name "Beauty." 4183 Taft: Victor 3470X. (c4) FILMS Lost, kodak, on Olive car. day night.

Lindell S84W. Mon- HAND BAG Lost: lady's; leather; containing money; in Park car. Liberal reward if returned to 3849 McRee av. Central 4313R. HAND BAG on Park car: black; containing money, key and other articles.

1324 La Salle. MONET Lost: working girl's salary. J17. bills, Bomont or Olive car. Tuesday.

4:30 p. rn. 2733 Madison. MONEY Lost, Monday, about J48, in small black bill folder, near Big Bend rd. and Hazel Maplewood.

Return to E. D. Stephenson, Brentwood. Mo. liberal reward.

Webster 36W. Clayton 91X. (4) AUTO LICENSE Lost; No. 2472; lamp and bracket; reward. 4528 Garfield.

Delmar 1538. MUSIC ROLL Lost; green, i-n Union car at 8iO luesday morning; small reward. 6333 Berlin. PARCEL Lost. parcel of fancy work, while boarding Laclede car at Sarah.

Tel ephone Llndell 1809. PIN Lost. Sunday, long pin. white stone. between Penrose.

Carter. Grand. Return to 4139 Pleasant. FIN Lost, fraternity, X. Psi Phi.

set with pearls: name on back; reward. 3it2 vi ashtngton. POCKETBOOK Lost, Sunday. Tower Grove car. on Broadway.

Call Sidney zisi lor in formation. PURSE Party who picked up nurse at American Trust please return to Mrs. R. Moore. 1015 St.

Louis East St. Louis: reward. RING Lost, cameo, between Cates, Linton and Florlpsant avs. en. 887.

RING Lost, turquoise, surrounded by dia monds, Sunday, probably on a. tram: reward. Main 2Hrl. Rlnearson. RING Lost.

Scottish Rite, Masonic; solitaire diamond setting; name engrnvea insiae; llferal rewarq. none i.inneii m. RING Lost, green oval matrix setting on Hodiamont car or Grand and Franklin. 712 Central National Bank Main 29 40. SPECTACLES Lost; rimless; gold frame; Rellly Optical Co.

case; reward, it. 832 Pierce Bldg. TICKET lyost. McKlnley High carnation ticket. Monday.

Between urana, Cleve land, 89th and Castleman. Phone LlndeU ltlS; Mill can inr tneiii. UMBRELLA- Lost, lndy's, silver handle. "Helen Plrie. Toronto." in reward.

Return to Garrett, engraven service car: BK77 Nina. WALLET Lost, and leases: left in Well- ston car at western terminus, about p. m. Tuesday, C. F.

Adams 810 Olive. Central 54 1 1 L. Olive -Lost lOOO. 1 1 WATCH FOB Lost: initials B. on Grand av.

riease return to room a I lwav Exchange Bldg. FOUND LODGE PIN Found. Call Lost and Found Hure'iu. Post-1'lspatch. (4) SORORITY PIN Kotind; last Saturday; phine abnnv H.

after r. m. 13) 'ATCH Found. Ingersoll Junior, cloth fob, with monogram. Warne near Palm.

Monday; Inquire 3950A Ashland av. phone Main lmv FOUND MY THE POLICE. RECEIPT NOOK Central District. CHAl FFKUR BADGE. 5707 Mounted District.

PERSONAL Personal ami Snrial SnHrm 9tlr nr- 7n. AdtOtto. ISc' Cntninn Aiunfi A'Jif Prn! posiilt and l.trml Sottces. IQo solid aoaim Minimum lines. PERSONAL FERSONAL NOTICH Clarence F.

B. Please come or write home: will wire transportation. Mother worried. Parents. (41 WILL the prefects of all the Catholic so- dalltles In St.

Lnuls read carefully the let ter they will receive this week from Josephine House (c4) 1ES0ETS mmi CQEroaftry Bfiir i i ft LOST and FOUND NURSE To go away for summer: roust be experienced and have reference. 4427 eMmirnter pi. NURSE G1KI -With references and to J- sisi win light housework. MftHS unaw. iwi NURSEGIRL -For two children.

65o6A mar. OPERATOR Exirlenced. for tucking mi-chlne. 7Q9 Washington, 2d Toor. OPERATORS Experienced, on house dreai.es.

R. l.owenhaum Mfg. olive. Ic4i OPERATORS Exieriencd on white goods; steady work: good pay. Apply Delmar Mfg.

415 N. Mh st. IC1 OPERATORS And seamstresses on ladl. shirt waists: steady work: good pay. Prince A 8th and St.

Charles. 'c) OPERATORS EXPERIENCED ON CH1L-DREN'S DRKSSEM jcxrSMAVN-LAN- DECKER 923 WASHINGTON nTH FLOOR. (c7 OPERATOR Experienced on power machine, to repair haira: none other need Pply. American Bag Repairing 21M Lucas. ici EXPERIENCED Operators on new Wilcox A Glbhs machines, good pay; steady work: a'-ply Marquette Cloak and Suit iiMf.i Waahing-ton.

k-731 OPERATORS On house dresses; experienced only; steady work good pay new ma chines. M0SS-STRALSS MFC. 20th and Locust. (c3) PRES SPEEDER Flrst-ciasa nonunion Job, for register work: no bes-lnners need apply. Greeley I'rlnterv.

15th and Pine sts. SEAMSTRESS Experienced, to assist dresv maker. 5951 Cates lc) SHIRT AKKRS Experienced ft on part work: all Darts narticularlv front makers. neckbanders. trimming maker and 2-needle sleeve machine operators; steady employment; mgnesi wages.

Call Buckley enirt P. Jefferson. SK'RT OPERATOR; teaiv work: opplv (ct) Mevtr Ooessllng. 717 N. 11th.

fcKIRT MAKFfiS Kxperlencad only; 4-eaoy work bst prices in the city. Daylight Factory, new Wilcox machines. Hlrshfleld Skirt Washti.gtnn. cl4 SUIT CLOTHES MAKKEKS- Experienced. CURLEE CLOTHING 1128 W'ashmpton.

(o.) WAIST MAKER Experienced. imple. ill ici Washington 21 firxir. WA1 I UK SS Experienced. Tin N.

lMh, WAITRESSES Experienced arm. fur rail road eating houses: position free. Room $07 Union Station. WE secure positions lor t'inpeient uihf. typists and sienographera; no charge; reels- fr an mir Ifm nractlca roam.

ilia Oliver Typewriter 812 Pine St. Louis WOMAN Work around house; good wages, steady lob. Eden Park. Meramec Hlgh- lands. Klnloch nhone Klrkwood 125R.

Ill WOMAN Competent woman fTTr general work and assist with two email children. references required. 34O0 Hawthorn ap- plv Thursday before 1 p. m. or evenlne WOMAN Bright, over 25.

for axcellent u- a though not absolutely necerary; one with some selling ability preferred: 1 to 12: ThtTsday. fTirlong. I'm and Plre. RICE-STIX Men's Underwear Factory 417 N. 11th wants experienced operators on Union Special machine, to lnseam Webb seam drawers; also experienced band g-1rl.

c51 LAUNDRY HELP WANTED IRONER Experienced body. Apply West ICI End Laundry. 4TAi Finney. WOMAN For hand washing. Old St.

Louis Laundry. 1Q3Q Victor st. (c) SALESLADIES WANTED DEMONSTRATORS 5 young lidlet. Mt once. tor muftr lie 01 neat ap- pear-jm-e.

Call l'IL'3 Chemical Tldg. icill ADDRESSERS Persons to addreaa envelopes at home: pay 910 per week; a good oppor tunity; send stamp for particulars. North western Commercial Agency, box ouoi. Cronkston. Minn.

i71 SALESLADIES Ten; steady work; good pay; high-class position: city, country. Roups, sod N. Garrison. SALESWOMAN For leather goods depart- ment. Swope hoe tlllve at lnn.

Solid aoate. 10c line, minimum tOc. BUSINESS CHANCES BUSINESS CHANCE Vakers. attention! We will sell movable bake ovens, a-uaranteed satisfaction; terms to suit; write fur catalogue. Middlehy-Marshall Oven Mlg.

fkiJ-07 8. tith Mt. Inula. Mo. (c3H 1-LS1NESS CHANCE to 1U'S) will start you In a business which will oav vou I20O0 to $.1000 per year If you will work.

We have locations Here In St. Louis which wo would like to tell vou about. Men with tome restaurant experience pteferred. Writs us care Maryland Hotel and will arrange for Interview with you. Jennings Keaae- 1)1 lng.

representing Slosson Lunch Wagon Inc. Maryland Hotel, St. Louis. Mo. t-7i COMPETENT, economical mine operator.

30 year experience, will sell liberal In tel est In lease and option on lead mine and mill already established for $1000. Hox rt-z, r-ost-uispatcn. i MAN With small capital to represent Clil- cago manufacturer, selling toilet article to stores and barler ship.i; good business. Call between 5 and 7 p. Jos.

Oalgnrault, Hotel, inn ann fine STOCK COMPANIES INCORPORATED We bid to offer entire allotments of stocks Ixmds for corporations. J. N. Serhrest sk Investment barkers. Puffalo.

N. T. (7i IivtHh. V6AH9 AGO 1 started a small mall order business at home In anare time with a few dollars capital: 1 wanted to risks to f40 a month evening. The net profits the first year averaged t2o) a week.

Five years' work netted me f.Vi.OOO. 1 will how you how to start a small mall order business. Send today for my proposition. It's Interesting: no canvasalr.g. Haacock Box 72t.

Lockport. N. T. c) BUSINESS WANTED BUSINESS Wtd. To buy small, profit a Ma business; mall order preferred.

P. O. Hox 1 445. rj KLhi.Nh.Sri Wtd To buy a strictly cash, es tablished good-paying business. Hog J- 224.

Post-IMspatch. GROCERY AND SALOON Wtd Box R-l. Post-Dispatch INVESTIGATE 'onv I nee yrursalf Iwfore listing your bustneaa with any unllcenae broker. "In touch with tha world, etc." show nriglnn) testimonial, only fails do convince; oer 5 awra eatatiliahed loan money to coi-iplete deals, roinmisatiin only If we sell: secure Investment and partners; a' patents end real estate. Ilcenaed bnJiers.

Call or phone for representative to call. Central Olive 22tl E. L. CASPAR A Room 21 722 Chestnut BUSINESS FOR SALE HOARDING HOUSE Good paying, hoarding nd maallng house: accouoi 111 health, re a scnable. 4172 Folsom.

141 BUSINESS Kor aala. harness and buggy ratal! business: a money makar; no better; city and county In lh Stat, good raaaon for ceiling; tu a good cash buyer, no otbars need AJ Ireas Box A 19. -D. 4 1 BUSINESS Kor aaia. 5o.

loc. 25c More. West End. reasonable rent; Invoice about tl-au at coat, will aall at 75c on the fl; live bualnes. must sell on amount of aitk- nesi A Cohen, adlres crt 5512 Maple av.

IGAK H'ioKK And pool room: up-l-dat tabla; reasunaMa; tsrma If desired. irs8 Franklin. CoAL YARD or ooitaga. of- flee. hd.

barn; firm for Jitney. 5a CiiVita IONERY Cigar. ctool supplies. next to nubile chool Call at IW14 Cicr- QKe. il Ct in EC flo.N till-For al.

Ic crsa in. candy, cigar, naw a stand and laundry branch old etabllhd 2711 15th DOUBLE TKAt5 BUSINtSS For aala; beat business location In dry. cleanest gid latest improved machinery tool and evarythlng complete: ool work, man. reaaor.ahi wage, grsxl reason for sail-In Ilex 5, Dtsyatch, tlll fl STORE Ft.r ss.e. in Mouth Mt luia on car line: doing good hustnea: avaraga sale $15 par day: sr thing up-to-date In-Mat igat if you bate caah.

Box H-2U. I'ost- BUSINESS CHANCES LAUNDRESS colored: Wednesday and Thursdav nut: best references. Bomont 249R. Lucilla. LAUNDRESS Wants washing- to bring home; first-class work; reasonable, prompt.

Lindell 2o. 3520 Washington. LAUNDRESS Sit. Colored laundress; must pay $1.0 a day: first-class work; best ret erences. 324 S.

Montrose. t.AUNDRESS Sit. Neat colored laundress would like days out: worK sausiaciory references. Bomont 121 SR. LAl'NTiR ess hv exnerienced.

colored. Thursdav and Fridays: best reference. 2745A Wash. urvriBKss hv firxt-nlaso. for Thurs day and a steady p'ace.

Bomont 1219. '23 Law ton. LAUNDRESS First-class. German, wishes work by the day; call or write. 4133A Min nesota; LAUNDRESS First-class, colored, wishes work any day in week, or cleaning.

Lln- dell 1373. LAUNDRESS first-class: bring bun-dles home; with best references and fine yard. Llndell 5836 W. MAX' xvn tvth'fc-. Kit vmine lady and hus band: sneak English 'and German; experi enced in house and garden work; lady good cook.

1845 9th, 2d floor NURSE Exrjerlenced. well trained, wants confinement cases; prefer to stay only part time; charges reasonable; best references. Phone Tvler 2.V1S. and I will call. (8) SEAMSTRESS Wants sewing and mending to do at home.

Box H-133, STENOGRAPHER Sit. 2 years' experience: can furnish references. 2237 Dickson. (41 STENOGRAPHER Sit. by careful, dependable young ladv; experienced; 8: references.

A. H. 1A03 Hickory st. (8) STENOGRAPHER Neat. rapid, acourate.

experienced voung lady desires position: 10. Cabany 95TW. 8 STENOGRAPHER Sit. by neat, accurate, young lady: will work very reasonable. Call Grand 4421W.

WOMAN Sit. by colored lady, day work of any King. Bomont WOMAN-Sit. hy colored; Us eral housework references. maid for gen-Lindell 2026.

WOMAN Sit. by neat, colored, work by day, or bring small bundles home. Bo-mont 2758. WOMAN Widow would take care of children afternoons or evenings while parents are out. Delmar 3411J.

WOMAN Sit, by young woman for general housework. Call or address 1933 Franklin. Mrs. Barrington. WOMAN Young of good address.

wi(n small child, desires position in motherless home in small town. Box R-ll. Post-Pis. WOMAN Young, wants work of any kind: good for washing. 1.10 day.

Write 2432 Arlington. WOMAN Sit. by reliable colored woman. cook, washing. Ironing, in small family.

E. Johnson. 000 S. Ewlng. COLORED WOMAN Sit.

will work for small wages for husband's room. Mary Tollver. 2S14 Adams. HELP ANTED Solid aoate. 10c line, erceot aoents.

sales men, canvassers, solicitors, mail orders 15c line, minimum, lines. MALE AUTOMOBILE WASHER Apply 435 N. Euclid. once. c) BAKER First mont av.

hand. Apply 1051 Hodia BAKER LiKht third hand. Apply 2027 Mar CUR. 12 BAKER Good. sober.

second hand. on bread, rolls and coffee cake. In machine shop; give references. Box L-209. Poat-Dls.

'41 BOY Good; for drug store, with some ex- perlence. Apply 4019 ij. Grand. BOY Id. In drug store.

1025 S. 39th st. Park car. HOY To work in drug store; over 16; refer ences. 4 1 00 Easton.

BOY 17 years, to work In grinding shop; references. Box II -24 1 Post-Dispatch. c) BOY Experienced riveter on assorted work wees, ai-i x. rn. BUTCHER An allround; must be able to operate steam slaughter house machinery; must be sober.

Box J-230. Post-Dispatch. .3) CAKE HAKKH-A1. Apply 1051 Hodiamont. CARPENTER 1510 Arlington.

CARPENTERS Two: hardwood floor layer AddIv 7328 Flora Maplewood. Mar shall HfiR. (c) CHORE MAN milk, and plain gar dening. Call n. w.

cor. btn and Pine sta. bowling alley, CUTTERS Experienced mach ine suit. CTJRLEE CLOTH ING COMPANY. GARDENERS Two.

7212 Morginford rd. COMPOSITOR For Job shop; who can help on presses preferred, bailee, oz CONCRETE LABORERS Colored; low and Cote Brllllante. P. K. Cavar.aurn.

DAY" WATCHMAN Intelligent, flderlv man. Apply Steward. back door Buckingham Hotel. DISHWASHER White: for night work must be experienced. Cowman Lunch- room.

IX'JI S. Jefferson (c) HOUSEMAN Clean. middle-aged: lighL work and small wages, Julian. iao- anv 781 W. KITCHEN HELP No cigarette or drinking men need apply.

4it.i5 Delmar Dl. KNIFE CUTTER Experienced on silks or leather. Aoulv union Cap 10 1 or gan. ici LABORERS Plumbers' laborers, at Walsh and VVlcklow, PI. Take Beiierontaine car south to shed and walk east.

tct MAN AND WIFE No children. In the coun try; German preferred; wife to do house work; good cook preferred: man to be yardman; please give references. Box R-32, Post-Dispatch. (7l MKATC UTTERS Two. Delmor.ico Market.

MEATCUTTER And clerk: experi enced. J. J. Hammer. Morgan.

MAN Work on small farm; batch: call Florist. 4248 Olive. OjJ MAN Yoursg, to do porter work and help wash dlahes. 448 Clayton. MEN- -Four.

neat, to distribute circulars: at once. 518 Central National Bank call Bldg. MEN Young, to travel: experience un necessary; salary and commission, call 8 N. 16th st. PAINTER Carriage and wagon painter, J.

M. Selzer 1.525 N. 14th. (cl PAPER HANGER lrst class paper hanger, 4353 Olive. (c) Apply Nelson Decorating Co.

PAPER HANGERS First-class only: 6 months' work; we pay top price. Wise. 1915 Park. (701 PAPER HANGER First-class: call South 753R at 8 a. m.

Apply Edwin J. Auer. 7.130 Gravols PORTER Colored. In mercantile house: must furnish heat of references, etc. box tt-ioi.

Pcst-Dlspatch. SKIRT MAKERS Experienced only; steady work, best prices In the city: nayngni tac- tory: new Wlllcox machines. Mlrshflcld fKirt Co. 95 Washington av. 'c14 TOOL AND DIE MAKERS Several, class: also automatic screw maenme nani, Potter Johnston operators and lav hands Anniv a.

m. or hv mall. Wagner Elec trie Mfg. Co. 'Si WAITER Flrst-class: white.

Apply Port-fc land Cafe. 1817 Market. WOOD FINISHER Allround. O. H.

Ernst, 2722 Blair ay SHOEWORKERS BOY To feed heeler. Apply Johansen Bros. Shoe Co, KO40 Iclede. (o) AGENTS WANTED AGENTS Coming money selling our newest household money getters, everybody buys. Rosensteln Gay Bldg.

i-Vij AGENTS ice iiiiis reduced ted cloth; regular else. agnta enriched. Davis Kan. half: guaran 25c, postpaid; Kansas City. AGENTS $-5 weekly earned at home making Olympla lights; experience unnecessary; whole or spare time.

Write Bennett Co. Pine Buffalo, I4 AGENTS ladles in small towns can add their income bv taking our agency selling tens, baking powder and extracn, cash coinmlaslon b-ft Inducements and premiums. Athletic Tea Country Dept 700-H I.urai St l-Cula. M'. ici'-'i AGENTS Men wno Wait mike more lan 15 or SIH rwr we.st with tea r-Iitsltai ex- frtlon then thev ftrt In their present vcur- i.on: this gives fi ITtuntty of a iiretline.

4o r.ot miss it: cail at once. c. F. Ada nc 810 Olive. 'Joy and gladn-isa dwell in the houae- hold pS.f the man, who owns his own See the bfp Hat of Home offers in.

the' Poat-Dispat'h real estate pagea MAN Sit. by young. 24 years old, wishes a nume on a farm: good worker. Box H-w, Post-Dispatch. MAN Sit.

by young married: would like to get in large hotel or restaurant: plain cooking: will work and do it cheap. C. C. Stillman. 6122 Ella av.

Delmar 13S3. MAN Sit. young. 24; wants work of any kind: office work preferreJ: has takou uiness college course in bookkeeping; any salary. Box R-S3.

I'cst-Olspatch. 4) MAN young; 19 yean; strong, will In? to work; office experience; lamiliar with typewriter; will conjidcr anything with advancement. Box Post-Dispatch. (3 1 MAN Sit. by young man.

sober and honest; wants steady position, any kind: not afraid of work; age 30; call or write. P. Sweeney, 24 S. Theresa. MAN Sit.

by elderly man to take care of horses, garden and lawn; can milk, handy around place; honest, sober, references. Mo-eher. 3143 Ohio. MAN I do carpentering and painting; best work, lowest prices: estimates furniBhej free: best city references. Campbell, 3500 Morgan.

Llndell 443. i5) MAN Sit. by elderly. German-American, to tend bar and do porter work; experienced lunch cook and waiter; good home preferred more than high wages: no objection to leav-ing city. Box R-R2.

Post-Dispatch. MAN AND WIKE Wants general work In apartment or cltv limits or In countrv home. S. Trice. Bomont 19(4.

MAN AND WIFE Young married couple, with 2 small children, wish farm work; understand all branches of farm work: salary $40 month, room and board. Julius Ko- uiuuig. ventral MAN Young. 20, wishes position in an office where there Is a chance for advancement; I have a good education. 5 years' experience In office work and can furnish the best of references': also can operate elevator; would be willing to 'begin at a mod- eraie salary, box h-imi.

rost-Dls. (7 OFFICE MAN Youne man wants office po sition or esher kind of work. Box P-5, Knst-insnatcn. (3 PAINTER Toung. wants work at his trade.

or as nouseman. Box L-B7. Post-Pis. PAINTER colored man. W.

ley. 4324 North Market. M. Wes- ANTS MAKER Gocd; work at home. Box L-1'21.

Post-I'lsnatch. (32 PAPER HANGER Sit. first-class work; reasonaDic. Morgan PAPER HANGER first-class. tor 2396L.

Bomont 2092W. Vic- PAPER HANGER Sit. painter and hardwood finisher: very reasonable; owner cr realty. Llndell 4.T20. PAPER HANGER I guarantee my paper to suck years: we ao it rignt; reasonable.

Phone Delmar 3244R. William Voelkel. 4G21 Kennerly. (c5) PHARMACIST Registered, single. wants Missouri; competent: consider pur chase: references.

Box R-f4, (4) PLUMBER Good, allround. wants position will work for reasonable wages. Box R- Hd. i'ost-Pispatcn. (Ot PORTER Sit.

Colored porter will rive serv ice for good shoe Bhining place. 129 am Ice. SALESMAN Bookkeeper; 12 years' experi ence; win taKe any Kind or worn. Box V. Post-Dispatch; SALESMAN 10 years' successful road experience; capable of selling any line: sober, energetic and a hard worker.

Box L-258. Post-Dispatch. (4 SHOE WORKER Married man wants work of any kind: factory work, driver, watchman, etc. Address H. Hartung.

2214 Bih- marck St. (4) stenographer sit. by young man beginner: well qualified for office assist- ant. Box R-6, Post-Dispatch. (4) STUDENT Young; wishes to earn board; am willing to work.

Pox L-Z57. (31 WATCHMAN night or day; by mid dle-aged man; good, steady and sober. Box L-253, (3) YARDMAN Sit. by middle-aged Address Chas. 3600 Olive.

white. (5) SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE 30CKKEEPER 4 years' ext.erience Ir bookkeeping and stenographic work. Box post-Dispatcn. a COOK Sit, by day. 2635A N.

Sarah. COOK Sit. by colored, in small family. Call Bomont Bi COOK And laundress; sit. by first-class, colored; Wednesday.

Thursday. Colfax 772. COOK Sit. by colored woman, cook in small private family. LlndeU 3H7R.

COOK Sit. Southern-raised. middle-aged colored woman: city references. Rose. Bomont 1577.

(3i DRESSMAKER Also tailor, wishes worli flrst-class. Miss Rose. Forest 7479R. (701 GIRL German; 15: work. 1128 N.

linh. int.i light house- 4 GIRL German. 15, wants light housework. 1128 N. 19th.

3 GIRL Colored, wants cooking, housework; home nights: with references. 2911 Pine. HOUSEGI RL -Colored. wants housework. 4218 West Belle write.

HOUSEGIRL German; general housework. 2207A Jules; HOUSEGIRL Sit. by German; housework. 2108 S. 2d st.

general HOUSEGIRL Sit. by colored, housework. plain cooking. Call Mamie. Bomont 415.

HOUSEGIRL Young lady wants position; no cooking. Box R-S. Post-Dispatch. HOUSEGIRL Sit. to assist with housework.

Frances Klbh. 1211 Hickory. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by neat Southern colored girl for housework or laundry work. Phone Delmar 38ml.

I3 HOUSEGIRL colored; housework 01 laundress; call or write. Delmar 4051X. 435i Kennerly HOUSEGIRL Sit. by colored, for housework; short hours: no Sunday work. Write 6208 Wells; M.

Morgan. HOUSEGIRL Sit. for general housework or plain cook, in private family, with girl of 13. 1010 Grattan st. HOUSEGIRL Sit.

experienced; German; for general housework; no washing. 4129 Virginia. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by settled; small family: general housework; no washing. 1014 Atchison pi.

HOUSEGIRIS Sits, by 2 young country girls, sisters, want positions to be togeth- er. U'H t-ranKiin. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by colored, for general housework; first-class references. Bomont 10i4.

HOUSEGIRL -Sit. experienced colored girl. general housework or maid; city references. ences Belle Cal ill Linden or write 4Hio west HOUSEGIRL Sit. hy colored, for general housework; well experienced.

Bomont 2C5tl. Mary. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by experienced country girl for housework. 4212 Norfolk Av.

Phone Grand liWaiR. HOUSEKEEPER Sit. by widow; has girl, 5. Call 710 Olive HOUSEKEEPER Sit. enced; call or write.

by widow, 1317 Sidney. experl- HOUSE KEEPER Sit. or as housegirl. more for home than wages: write only. Mrs.

L. 3330 Laclede. HOI SLKblrbn Mt. oy widow, with girl of 4. In respectable home: more home than good manager.

Box R- 4. Post-Dispatch. HOUSEKEEPER Refined lady wouId'iTkelo get position In motherless home or 1 housework for small family; not high wages Box K-ti. fost-LMsnatcn. HOI SEWOMAN Sit.

by lolored. housework day. week; laundress; references. Ida Mav MOUSEWOMAN eiit. housework; Amerlcrn woman: several hours dailv; references 3415 Wsshlngton.

Central 9719L. HOUSEWOMAN Sit. hy colored, for house-work: flrst-class references. LUIIe. Central 2792.

HOUSEWOMAN Sit iy German tr. An housework, any Call Certral housework, any kind, by day; references Hol'SEWOMAN Sit. hy settled, to do geli-eral housework in small family, neat work- er. "113 Sheridan. LADY Sit.

by colored, work of any kind Call 1104 Whlttler. LADY Young, wants sit experienced nurse or companion or iignt worn, lin dell 47QH LADY housekeeper or comnanlnn- fined, pleasing personality; references. Box 12-U. Post-Dispatch. LAUNDRESS Sit.

by first-class, for Thurs- day. Bomont 32. LAUNDRESS Sit. by colored, hy day; ref- erences. Boinont 2iM.

LAUNDREi Pi by day; reference. Bo- mont 2180W. LA UN DRESS Sit. by flrst-class white, housecleanlng. Bomont TOO.

LAUNDRESS Sit. hy experienced, da- half vs or houweoleanlng Forest B253 R. LAUNDRESS Sit. bv white. Tnursday and Friday.

Bomont 975. LA I'N DRESS Sit. German: first-clans hundlcs tu take heme. Llndell 6.i. 1 4 1 LAUNDRESS or house cleaning Southern colored glrj.

Phone Olive LAUNDRESS bundles or Mnall Tah lng to do at home S2 N. l'-'h, flat K. LAUNDRESS to take home or go out washing. 1U3A Emmstt. LA UNDRESS Sit.

"by" No. white. Bomont 345. LAUNDRESS Sit flrst-class: coiored; bun. dlea to take home; call or write.

4314 Gar-Bel FOR ADOPTION Fine, healthy baby boy of enofl narpntflirp 2nIO Washington, tel FOR ADOPTION' Handsome baby Kin. Palms Sanitarium. 1417 St. Louis. East Louis.

111. 111 SPECIAL NOTJICES SPECIAL NOTICE I hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by mv wife, Alice J. tie Hatre. ALPHOXSUS DE HATRL. St.

Louis. May 18. 1013. SEAIjEDJPBOPOSALS SEALED proposals in triplicate will be received by the Quartermaster-General of the Army, Washington, D. until 2 p.

Eastern time, June 16. li15. for furnishing tablewaro and kitchen utensils, chinaware, glassware, silverware, for delivery during the fiscal j-ear at Uenots of the Quartermaster Corps listed in schedule. Schedules furnished upon application to Quartermaster Ger.eral, U. S.

Army, Washington. D. or by Depot Quartermastei Third and OUv3 streets. Et. Louis.

Mo. CjOMJINGEVJET GRAND excursion, given by St. Louis Bier-brauer Unterstutzungs Vereln No. 1, to Center Grove Park, 111., via McKlnley electric line, Sundav, May 23, Tickets. 50c; children between 6 and 12 years, 25c.

Including round trip and admission to park. Tickets must be exchanged at station 12th st. and Lucas av.) before boarding train. Special cars leave St. Louis: 8:40 and 0:30 a.m.

Tickets are also good at lO, 11:15 a. 12:01, 12:40, 1:40, 2 p. m. Special cars leave Center Grove Park: 6:15 p. m.

regular cars leave at 3:44. 4:57. 5:20, 7:07. 7:44, p. m.

Fine dinner can be had at 35c a portion. LEGAL NOTICI LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that, under a chattel mortgage, made, executed and delivered by Alice IS. Buchanan, of the city or St. Louis and State of Missouri, on the 8th day of May. 1915, to the George C.

Brlnkman Motor a Missouri corporation, that said George C. Brink-maw Motor Car Co. will, on Saturdav. the 2Wth day of May, 1015. at 11 a.

m. of said day, at its place of business. No. Locust street, in the city of St. Louis, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, a certain six-passenger National automobile.

No. 10.218. because of the default made by the said Alice E. Buchanan, in the payment of the Indebtedness pursuant to the terms of said chattel mortgage. GEOKGE C.

BRINKMAN MOTOR CAR CO. By George C. Brlnkman. President. FRUMBERG RUSSELL.

Attorneys. St. Louis. Mav 19. 1915.

NOTICE IS HEREBY" GIVEN That under a chattel mortgage, made, executed and delivered by J. Jackson and Hearst Mooney, of the City of St. Louis and State of Missouri, on the 10th dav nf Anril lltl.Y to the George C. Brlnkman Motor Car Company, a Missouri corporation, that said George o. l.rlnkman Motor Car Company will, on Saturday, the 2S)th day of May.

1915, at 11 a. of said dav. at Its nlace of business. No. 2818 Locust street.

In the City of St. Louis. Missouri, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, a certain seven-passenger Mitchell automobile. No. 26,853, because of the default made by the said J.

Jackson and Hearst Mooney, In the payment of the Indebtedness pursuant to the terms of said chattel mortgage. GEORGE C. BRINKMAN MOTOR CAR By GEORGE C. BRINKMAN. Frumberg Russell.

Attorneys. St. Louis. May 19. 1915, PLOYMENT ANTED Solid aoate.

5c line, business notices, vub- ovtion. luc line: minimum tines. MALE ARTIST designing, lettering, retouch-ing: small salary; steady. Box R-17. BAKER -Sit.

to help out 2 days week; steady. a cast aiarcus. BAKER Sit. by young second hand. A.

Schilling. 329 W. 9th Belleville, 111. (2 BAKER reliable; wants Bteady sit. as nrst or good second hand; Bell phone.

Grand 29fi4W. BARBER first-class; 18 years' experi ence; speaks different languages. 3028 asnlngton. BARTENDER Experienced; would like sit: married; references. Wm.

J. Dietrich, 219 Cass av. (41 liOOKKEEPER 2 years' -ixperience; po- sitlon with advancement. Box R-H4. P.

-D. BOOKKEEPER young man; well qualified beginner; small salarv; stenog-raphy. Box L-275, Post-Dispatch. (3i BOOKKEEPER Sit. by young man: good education: well qualified; small salary.

Bpx R-68. Post-Dispatch. BOOKKEEPER SltT; billing clerk or general office worki can operate typewriter: age 25; married: best of references. Box R-96. I'ost-Dlspatch.

BOOKKEEPER Sit. cashier, collector or salesman: married; 32 years old; 14 veers' experience; neat penman: Al city references. Box F-203. Post-Dispatch. (3) BOOKKEEPER or assistant, double entry; age 24; allround office man: moderate salary; excellent references.

Box L-2iP. Post-Dispatch. (4) BOY 18; must have work, of any kind. Delmar 3B41R. BOY Sit.

10; wants steady work of some kind. Box R-tK), Post-Dispatch. BOY 1 years old. sober and strong. wants to go on farm near to St.

Louis. A. 1541 S. 7th st. liLlLKii Sit.

by butler or chauffeur, or drive for 50c an hour. T. Ramsey. 2931 Morgan, or Bomont 2525W. i4j CARPENTER nonunion.

Phone Victor 2115X. CARPENTER good workman; rea-sonable. Hollls, Lindell 633. CARPENTER Wants work: good on screens and general repairing: reasonable. Morris.

Delmar 38S5X. CARPENTER Sit. Al mechanic; new or repair work: reasonable wages. Central B43SR. 3552 fine.

(73) CARPENTER old or new work; reasonable wages. Elmer Wilson. 2743 Belt Forest 1766. CARPENTER Sit. by good mechanic; nonunion; repair or new; very reasonable.

Victor 2039L. 4) CARPENTER a gnod allround carpen ter; must have work to sae his home. McCune. 0957 Marquette. t4) CARPENTER repairs, alterations; experienced: reasonable.

3415 Washlng-tnn: Central 9719L. CHAUFFEUR Sit. by colored: careful driver: city references. Bomont 789. CHAUFFEUR Sit.

by first-class, white; food at repairing; good references: will ve service car or private. Call Forest 6S5. (5) CHAUFFEUR young man: with private family; must be permanent: been driving own machine; do own repairing. Box R- 4. Post-Dispatch.

t-i Cl.ERK Sit. or as attendant, medical student- employment after hours, daily and Saturdays: reasonable, reliable and efficient. Grand 2391 W. '5) COAT Cutter and allround tailor; wihcs "position. Box R-18.

Post-Pis. 131 COUPLE Young, wants work; man work in garden or around stock, woman work in house. nox rt-i. cst-i'ispatcn. Ml DRIVER young: knows city; can fur nish references.

ox rt-nn, i-ost-mspatcn ELECTKICIAN Experienced, wants steady work of any kind; willing to leave city. Victor 222HR. 3427 8 Jefferson. GARDENER allround; 3 years' references: single; temperate: care for horse, poultry or milk; only permanent place, family leaving; private people. Russet.

Llndell 13H1. HoUSKM AN Sit. by colored, or work of any kind: good references. James. Bomont 241H.

4 MAN I want a Jb; can do anything. Hoax. Delmar 2t3R. MAN young, about 18. to do ftenographlc and allround office work.

Box MAN Employment by reliable man, C. C. stranger in city, iwi it-o. t-ot-inptcn MAN do any kind of work. Sd.

1423 3. MAN Young, colored, wants work of any kind. Bomont 3250. Roy. MAN Sit hy German young man, single, to work on farm.

iniiA g. tn. (31 MAN 25; Al references: work of any kind. Box R-31, Post-Dispatch. MAN Young, mairied.

desires work where he can learn automoblllng. 4114A Flnnev. (4) MAN Sit. Needs work; carpet denning, house cleaning; most anything. Reasonable, Cwll Grand 2441.

MAX Position, private family, by young colored, houseman or butler; references. Box R-lfl, MAN Young, wants job doing anything; handv with tools; references. Box K-Vi, Post-Dispatch. Em UKlK ERV-Mles psv -cheap 11 (,, rent sr. 8 2 Market st breT GROCERY Col NTK.P.-1-or an.i iiig.

rrmomii.lf .1.1 Mill all. tiltft and fixtures; ho, wagons; bt Lrmninl will McrlMce f'r ah; only i accepted, must leave rty i I.t-.:nr I CiROi'ER AND MA RK ET Kor saWT i. cellent West End Iikiuoii with ilitit roims: established 3 vrars, cash rouil- ter sales. $40: will saenn, for 11 Thursday, 'lelephwie HoTKL For sale, u-yeiir lrae ati.l Ings of new hotel. 17 nims.

hot -water heat. In every room, front tH-r-h. east iront two baths, electric liwht, lurtie l.kmcMt liuuwt for hlp. lulnlng center. -iy 12.0Q0.

A.ldres Box II at ICE AND CuAk 1 I llheil. plenty lrad-, goo.1 riuMl. SKkncss reason fur selling. 1 ox P-1J, I'mt-I-ihpatch. LUNCHROOM Leaving ell deventt-r.

7oo I rxcil HMi.M-Fir sal, must In sold this wetk; It Investigate. N. l-llh st b-st offer l.ik.-s MEAT MARKET For set of Ilxturra. Box sale, cmipit HJ. post-1 ipu-li.

Ilk PRINTING PLANT one or the best eoulpi.ed lob and news paper plants of the Smith ran be acQut-l with little rash and liaUnca on reasonable terms; good reason for selllrg. Box A-lv. Post-Dispatch. ulli RESTAURANT Small; rhap If la ken null days. Box post -I li ateh.

RESTAURANT Biggest bargain In clty. 2n "uva. 1 4 1 RESTAURANT For sale or rent. unill ly furnished, good class of trade. x.1 em muia owner las other business Boytl Enston.

P. EST A I RANT For sale. fcM.J place lor and ite; must sell rau snkneaa. j. 4.

for sale, and lunchroom; a-ijoinimc saloon, gimo location: inuat sell, make an offer; am leaxlng rlty. Ksntirrly and Npwi.tcml ava RESTAURANT To give aw.i central street, regular liaymg customers, lit sUxils counter, 2 tables, c-oul and g.ia rang, cabinet, show rases, 2 lie boxes, carpel, Urexaer, waahstand. chairs fllahes, cooking uivnsile nad almk. rent with water. All for be k.

Mr. I iik -t 112 t'llve ROiiMI.NG lnH'SE Kor sale. 12 rmma, e- cellent condition; bargain, yukk cash sale. a.y Pine. 7 1 ROOMING HOUSE Goo.I paving rooming house; 3-oo block, Delmar.

Box H-41. Post-l'lspatc Ii. 7 1 ROOMING IlousK For shU or rent. I clean, modern rooms: rent term. 41 '2 Msrvlan.l.

ROOMING HOUSE 12 rooms. wall furnished; full of roomers; reasonable. 2 HI Oil ti ItooMINU HoltSE And rurtaiii iaiTndrv money muklng corner; beautiful home; snap; tlVi. Lucas. LOOMING HOUSE F.r aaia.

12 rooms. good furnitute, cush or eay terms. Vi'ashltigtcn. Roo.MING IMI SK Eight mmu of nrsi-class furniture; full of good paving room, era. splendid house and yard; electricity bargain.

Llndell n.Mig. im N. Grand. S.lOON Kor sale, rwiaonat la; good transfer rorner. 2lol Market st.

i7i SALOON-IOUIS. A GOOD SA1XmN IN EAST ST. ILL BOX P-4. POST-DIS TAlIiR SIUJP For asle: best location In city: at'plv Shapiro. 910 Morgan.

ESTABLISHMENT Y.U llshed for 10 years: gHd rtuKint for soil lng. Hiix 05. P-D F0M SALE mi WANTED fiolid aoate. 10c line, except anlmnU. avlo-mobiles.

tticyctcs. boats, cameras, launches, motorcycles, store and office fixtures, lit line; minimum, i lines. Ml S-TitxTiiiEOU FOR SALE BAHV Hl'GGY For snle. rubber -tired, nnn kitchen cupboard; one sofa; cheap. itlloA Von Versen.

BA 11 CARRIAGE Kor sale; -l. Iieii-h gray, reversible carriage; will el i-henp. Da Glvervllle. HOOKS, curios, pulntinga, ruits, exhibition and private sale to clone estate. Leonorl Art Salesrooms.

Grand and ljiciMe. CASH REGIS ER -For sm a II; chesp S. aala. 7th. National; FANS For sale.

2 and 11 In. alletitalliig l'leelHii. a current. nw. Non-Aux 4122 ICE CREAM TABLES For a hit 71 dlshea.

Kad. GranJ M. MilVING pi. lure machines. film, c-halu.

screen, tents and all kinds i siinw liought and sold. W. L. Tainme. s'4 nut si il L7i NEW citv map.

Jusl nut. anowin nui every car line: every street Indexed and numbered: prepaid. c. Foster. 4il H'ss-i-Inyton ttv.

irlii Panama hats, i 11 At Arbin-kln Kxi-ort As-i n. N. 4'h si WATER HEATERS Km- sale, copper coil. $11 ear-h. H15 N.

Rroad'av. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS CLOTHING Can-nfl. bought; 0o uinmr and winter ault. ovarcuata. pay $5 up; also ladle' droaae.

Delmar kI3, orasi TBI. 'ielber. 4426 Pag hi. ein I.ijiiii.oi c.i oil. ixiuani, 5 up; ladlu' and atmts price.

Olive K2MW. Central Hank. 1407 st ll.au a a. four tan WSikL. II.

lent OA'Iri Wtd. Corn and timothy, correspondence aoilclted. auole tnl-es. C. A.

Simp-son. broker Cand.er Plilg Atlanta. a 1 1 1 HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED EA 1 h.P.3 zo.ouo pound old feather: pa old ones and nOr-K5c naw onaa. Montana Feathar Dalinar fsBft. Frat 44'fi I'sks.

Auto Servii e. mi fKAl I fc.lt BEDS Wtd. A A 1 liaal. pa nignaai, pnea iw oui ana new xeathr; delivery machine will call linmdlaiiy. Pillow llfl.l In 12U44N1 lllah al.

I'iMrll 514L. Olive 41M1. lci LH.MTLRE Wld. Beat caah wlca for tut. nllura or contents of dweillnga.

Diniar RSH4 Forest lannl Bros ic" ILKMltKb, VVld. Badiy apol rutt Htorag 47 Easton U. Kit- Forast av. iat ll I1MII lib V(d llouaetioid iou.it and of- flc fixtures, liaffner. 2M Frauki.n.

Cent fT Bomont 2044. lcl) LhMI lie. Wtd ash for contania of fiat, dwelling, stocks and store. MghMt best caah nrlca. Scliobar.

51 Pag: Fores; Delmar (H Hiil sBlli'lJi UOoI'S UrU price 4. Forest SI25; Ilmr 527KL. I'avldao, 4le: h'lbiiTlan Tracks. AN (juautlty furmtuia. cariM la, planok nrnaii.erils look.

i-liturea, Im1.1ii. odls and ml; fair prices paid. hit olive n. I. 1, ran 1 lltB I cash limn pal.

I 101 linil.nv. small or large Mr. Ha, 1st. 2Ui ndoah I. 3 .0.

ktS Wtd. And bona furiosi inxs oi aH kinds, want god goo-J. i-ay it cash. Haat, Morgan, tei.lral Bomont Mil IK want tr. tst ash pro (cr yi.ur furniture, eail Victor or drop rarj to Il 131s H.

ic kitiVING. lit load, fireproof It 4i; furnloir In eithanxa. K-lnar Pram 1 iiit, ril sj 7 I lit. lery Ox mi prices paid for fumnui ot all kind bur sntir contents of rasl- nee and lata st.ess of stoles ate. It.

I onorl Aw. arid Klorage 15 Imi Klnluch Iimar Be I i.in.ieil i 111 Get Ready for Prosperity Find a huint loc-tioo suitable for your purpoe through tli Post- Dispatch Real Estate Columns ITAFf Entered Into rest Wednesday. May It, 1916, George Pfaff, aged 71 years and Xtl dvi, beloved husband of Walburga Pfaff (nee Frank), dear father of Lena, Anna. Herthi. George, Mollis and Louise and dear grandfather.

Funeral from All Saints' Church, M. Peters, on Friday, May 21, at i a. m. New Tork and New Jersey papers pleas copy. refer- Uispmtch.

tM) MAID For pel alr and dielng room: rauirsl. iwl Flota til..