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

VJUdAY. STTL.Y 2S. 191. DIRECTORY. ADVERTISE IN THESE COLUMNS ST.

LOUIS' BEST HOUSE AND HOME FIND TENANTS SITUATIONS WOM EN. GIRLS TO ogata, 10c lint, minimum ZOt COUNTRY BOARD A few boarders at rh.tr Mill Furrr, III Beil phone. (l)) COTTAGE For rent: at Chautauqua, 5 room, screened porches and bathroom. Grand 4H3UW. (ctif 1-1NKV ULL'Kf On M-ramec Klver; hlgu and healthy; good table: room (or Frank Wayne.

-St. flair. Mo. 'cWI DEATHS A notices, first 8 line or if. each extra lint lie; memonams.

eve per line, yxws. AKAirr Into rest Thursday, July 27. at 9:30 a. Henry Arndt, beloved husband ot Kmlly Arndt inee Oraser) and dear father or Airs. J.

Jr. JiariCK ana -Wlndling. Kuneral from family residence, 2104 Harris avenue, Sunday, July 30, 1916, at 2:30 p. to Valhalla Cemetery. Motor.

tci) Entered Into rest on Thursday, July 27, 1916, at 2:10 p. Klizabeth Balz, beloved mother ol L-na Christrup (nee Balz). Kllzabetn Buach (nee Halz). Alary Craves 'nee Uals-) and George Bala, and our dear mother-in-law, grandmother great-grandmother, at the age of 1 years. Kuneral from family residence, 100 Tenth street, Luxemburg, Ht.

Louis County, Saturday, July 29, at 2 p. thence to Old St. Marcus' Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. Carriages.

(c) ill. Kit Kntered into rest Wednesday, July 1916, at 2:40 P- Kdwln M. A. lieyer, beloved son of tiustav and Gertrude Beyer (nee Klein), dear brother of Clitton, Ous-vav and Gertrude Beyer, dear grandson of Anton and Lna Klein, and our dear nephew, aged 6 years. Kuneral from residence, 44G1 Kossuth avenue, Saturday, July 29.

at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Carriages. cB On Thursday.

July 27, WIS. at 2 p. at Highland, "111., lidward Boeachenstein father of Edward Albert and Ferdinand Boeschensteln, Mrs. Klise Kuhnen, Airs. X.

Guggen Buehler. Mrs. ltobert Ischu-dy and Mrs. Felix Tschudy, in his eighty-ninth year. funeral at Highland, 111., Sunday.

July 30, at 2 p. m. ClIANII.i;U Kntered into rest, after a lingering illness, on Thursday, July 27, 191o. at 9:35 a. James K.

Chandler, beloved husband of Klla Chandler, dear father of Charles Chandler and our dar brother and uncle, in his 67th year. Uemains will be shipped to Bushnell, on Saturday, July 29, at 7 a. from late family residence, 4963 i oun-tain avenue. () uLLl.S Entered Into rest Wednesday, July 26, 1916, at 9:30 p. Collins, beloved husband of Mary Collins (nee Dohaney), and dear father of John, Theobold, Mary-end Catherine Collins.

Funeral from family residence, 909 North Sixty-third street, on Saturday, Julv 29. at 8:30 a. to All Saints' Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited. Carriages.

Deceased was a member of Knights of Columbus. Clayton council. (c5; Entered into rest on Thursday, July 27, at 10:06 p. Charles L. Fredrich, beloved husband cf Joenes Fredrich and dear father of Olemens, Chester and Celeste Fred-- rich.

Funeral from family residence, 5120 Wells avenue, on Sunday July 31, nt 2 p. rn. to Missouri Crematory. Motor. Deceased was a member of the Maccabees, Crystal Tent (c96) tUIl.KOYLK Kntered into rest on Friday, July 28, 1916, Nellie Gilfoyle, beloved daughter of Michael J.

and Nellie Gilfoyle (nee IMigan), sister of Martin, Mamie, Irene, Thomas, Agnes and law-lence, nged 7 years. Due notice of funeral. (c) H.V'LY Entered into rest on Tuesday. July 25. 1916, at 2 p.

Thomas F. Hanly, beloved husband of Mary Hanly (nee Cologue), and father of Alace and Edward Hanly. Funeral from family residence, 2417 North Jefferson avenue, on Saturday. July 29, at a. to Sacred Heart Church.

Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Motor. Deceased was a member of St. Al-phonsus' Branch of K. of A.

(c) into rest Thursday, July 27, 1916. at 7:30 p. after a lingering illness, Elbert Hodgklns, beloved son of the late Daniel and Mary Hodgklns and our dear brother. Funeral from residence, 3945 Castleman avenue, Saturday, July 29, at 2 p. m.

Interment private. Motor. Deceased was a member of Valley Council, Royal Arcanum. (c) JOHS Entered Into rest on Thursday, July 27, 1916, at 5:55 p. Thomas E.

Jones, beloved son of Thomas E. and Clara Jones, brother of Oliver Watts, aged 3 years 2 months. Funeral will take place from the family residence. 2019 Olive street, on Saturday morning. July 2.

at 9:30 o'clock, to to SS. I'eter unit Paul's Cemetery. (Motor.) (c) KHKY At Good Samaritan Alten-hefm on Friday, July 28, at 7 a. Fredericka Krey (nee Tappe), aged 8fi years, widow of William Krey. Funeral Sunday, July 30, at 2 p.

from William F. Paschedag's chapel, 2S25 North Grand avenue, to St. Peter's Cemetery. Motor. (6) IK.HHINT.-Entered Into rest suddenly.

Thursday, Julv 27, 1916, Hose Mehrlng, nt the age of 16 years, dear beloved daughter of George and Clara Melirtrnr. beloved sister of George and Hilda Mehrlng. Funeral Saturday at 1:30 p. m. from y.ifuenheln 1417 Grattan street.

I'. Annunciation Church, thence to SS. fetcr and Paul' Cemetery. MITCH 11.1. Entered Into rest on Thursday, July 27.

at 1 o'clock (midnight). Sophie Mitchell (widowed Maehl). dear mother of Tena Killlar. riep. Maehl).

Cnrrle May (nee Maehl). Vnry Walsh (nee Mnehl). Kate Sche-llne (nee Maehll. Julia Sohollmann (nee Maehl), William C. Maehl and our dear mother-ln-lnw.

grrnnrtmother and crent-Krandmothcr, at the age of 69 ears. Funeral on Sunday, July SO. at 2 p. rrom y.iegennein chapel. Cherokee street, to New St.

Marcus' Cemetery. Motor. Mt. Olive (111.) papers please copv. (cf -VI Oil It Entered Into rest on Thursday, July 27, 1916, Louisa A.

Mohrmann, beloved wife of Herman Mohrmnnn. dear mother of Henry, Herman, William, Margaret, Minnie and Mrs. Anna Steffcn, and our dear grandmother. Funeral from family residence, S969 Gratiot street, on Saturday, July 79. at 2 p.

tn. Interment at St. Peter's Cemetery. Friends invited to attend. Motor.

O'lilllKX-KTACV Entered Into rest on Thursday, July 27, 1916. at 12:25 p. Ellen Stacy OHrien (nee Ho-Kn). beloved wife of John J. O'Brien, mother of Alonzo J.

Stacy, sister of Mrs. Bert lieibel. Funeral will taku place from the residence of her sister, 241S North Broadway, on Saturday morning, July at 8:30 o'clock, to St. Michael's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are respectfully Invited.

(c) tHIIOIOK On Thursdav. Julv 27, W. at 11:30 a. Allen M. Os- horne, brloved husband of Elale Osborne, and our dear father and brother, (i( years.

Kuneral on Soturdav. at I p. from residence. 1221 Mason street, to ft. Mathew'a Cemetery.

(c) IMU.I.llfAM On Thuradav. July 27. J91, at a. George G. polllham.

Infant mn of Georr li. and Rose Ptilll-hm (no Winters), dear little brother of Waricareth. Catherln and Alecla Pollt-ham. and our dear grandchild and nephew, after a short Illness, aged 2 yru i months and 14 days. The funeral win take place on Saturday at 2 p.

m. from residence, 44 Florissant avenue, to Holy Name Church, thence tt Calvary Cemetery. Relatives feud rtud.a Invited. Motor. cj 14 HELP WANTED-WOMEN.

URLS GIRL Young, colored. 5S73 Delmar. fc) 7- iu. over 1 tl years. American UiiM- (C7 Taper rTwm-ia Enter-8d fl.

h.T 20O N. 2d st GIRL To work in lee cream parlor, appiy at once. DOM Arti. -i GIRLS To work and Chestnut. in factory.

Apply OIRL To cook In restaurant: 5 per room and board. 127 N. Broadway 5 per week. filRL Y'oung: colored: for express office. Etzel and Su burban tracks.

GIRL--Small family, good home; can at tore. 1518 Franklin. GIRL For general housework. ior. 2tXHL- GIRL For dining room work la baardlus; house, zivu a.

GIRL To work In store. Apply 5401 Florls- sant. GIRL To take care of walking baby and assist with housework. Call 557 Page. GIRL White; work la restaurant.

613 N. isth. GIRL For cooking; no laundry. C348 Wash ington. liu.

GIRL For general housework and assist In confectionery. 'ig Natural nmnn GIRL For general housework; no washing; good wages. Apply 12S0 Hamilton. Apart ment A. GIRL To cook and assist with nouseworn.

no washing or ironing: also nursegtrl; city references required. 1827 8. Compton. (cii GIRLS 25 GIRLS. OVER 16 YEARS Of AGE; STEADY" WORK; GOOD PAY; BE-MIS BROS.

BAG 601 S. 4TH. 'CM GIRLS For folding circulars, pen addressing and typewriter copyist; apply lrnme- dlateiy. Room M)Q, 8IO uuve st. nlRIBelween 14 and id: have permit; $3.50 per week.

Alligator Oil Clothing Grand ar.d Hickory- GIRLS Experienced, and girls to learn, on small paper box work. EnRel Paper Box. lPOd Pine. (c06) GIRLS To plain sewing. Applv at once.

Mullanphy Bedding lOltt N. loth. (cj GIRLS To nil capsules; experience unnecessary. Apply John T. Mllllken 31 Clark.

(c) GIRL Young, experienced In candy and soda, to work from 3 to 11:30. Apply Garschols Candy Shop. 708 N. Grand, G1P.L, To assist with housework and baby: small family; 1467A Goodfellow; call st once. c) GIRLS WE PAY" PER WEEK WHILE LEARNING: EXPERIENCED G1RL.S CAN MAKE CONSIDERABLY MORE.

APPLY WERTHE BAG 60 DOCK ST. (c4l' EXPERIENCED GIRLS To sew tents and canvas goods. WENZEL. 1035 Paul. Near 8th and Chouteau.

(c36 GIRLS FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS; 16 YEARS OR OLDER. FULTON BAG AND COTTON MILLS, 612 S. 7TII. (c7) HAND FOLD GIRLS Experienced. St.

Louts Envelope. 115 S. Nth. HAND HEWERS And finishers, on dresses and skirts; plenty of work; best Apply at once. Flnkelsteln-Stelner Garment 616 Washington.

(c00 HOUSEGIRL Colored. 14 years old. for light housework. Apply 3164 Portis. (c5) HOL'SEGIRL, For general housework; family of s.

asm st. Louis. HOUSEGIRL White; work small family. for general hous-4323 West Pine, (c) HOUSEGIRL For general housework. 3451 S.

Grand. (edi HOUSEGIRL General good wages. .1346 Maple. HOUSEGIRL For upstairs and dining-room; no cooking. 41.S3 Washington.

HOUSEGIRL For general housework; no laumiry. gooq nonie. rtotn Juniata, HOUSEGIRL Good. German. for general housework: 3 In family.

3t51 Flad. (c) HOUSEGIRL For general housework; no cooking: good home. 4i6 Page. HOUSEGIRL For housework and cooking. Apply a v.

1st floor, east. HOL'SiiGiRL Colored girl for general house work: one who can do plain cooking. Pine ft (..) Hol'SEGliiL White. for general housework; family of two; no washing. 2320 Texas.

(C) HOlJ-EGlKL Experienced, white for gon- eral housework; small family; reference. 4L'(Hj McPhersim. -wiiKl. Colored girl for general housework. Benton 507W.

3441 Oxford Man'ewood. (5) HOUSEGIRL A good, clean, experienced German, for general housework; 20; good home. 4151 Kossuth av. (c7i HOUSEGIRL White. for general housework: good waces: good borne; reference.

Central H3QSJ: Bomont 84! HOUSEGIRL For general housework; references required. Apply immediately. 440 Cwgtlpman. Y'oung. colored.

for housework and care for 7-year-old child; must have references. Box C-127. Post-Dls. (6) HOUSEGIRL Experienced girl for general housework: plain cooking; good wages. Webster.

Gray Webster. (c6i HOUSEGIRL German, for general housework: small family. Cabany MldlW. MIH7 McPherson. (c5) HOUSEGIRL White; general housework; no small family; near Forest Park: phone Grand 354.

HOL'SEGIRL For general housework, few hours evenings: Kood cook. Phone Cabany 1605.1 HOUSEGIRL Experienced. German, with references: general housework In family of three; small apartment: J5 week. Cabanv 51 3Q; SHOO Cates av. (A HOL SEKEEPER On small farm; In sub-urbs: call Cabanv 5184R.

c) HOL SEKEEPER By Aug. middle-aged woman to keep house for five adults: all employed: must be good cook; no washing; references required. Box R-110, Pos t-Dis. HOUSEGIRL, Geiman or German-American; private family of two; no washlmr or Ironing; good wages: must have reference. 4li Olive st.

HOUSEWOMAN Middle-aged. for general MiuvoTi. private inmuy. iim Dolman. House Wo A For general housework.

N. Spring. HOUSEWOMAN Good, reliable, for gennral housework: with or without laundry. Cab-any 3472.1: 6215 Berlin. (c) INSPECTOR Experienced, on fine McKay shoes.

S. P. F. Shoe Vandeventer an 1 Ijlclede. JAN'ITilESS White.

721 Olive t. Apply 14U Chemical c5 LADY Young, for copy work on tvrewrltr HQ- Odd Fellows Bidg. lc) LADY Responsible; to call for washing and est i loftier. UDV -iuunit; with grocery experience: bookkeeping and order taking only: anuiy hv letter Box C-22a. LAl'NDRESS Experienced.

white woman. tor Monday: small family. 341 Meramec LAUNDRESS Settled colored woman to wash and Iron and wash dishes: ran sleep room: $3.50 week. Forest 6051. 4732 Olive.

ACHIN GIRLS Experienced, and "girls si unco. stionai Lsundrv Co. 3401 Laclede. (c6) lAv.V-i,''"'r1 threa. 61H8 Peril rlin, (cM I tour, put.

MAID For housework, month August, while regular maid on good wagea; no laundry. 512S Cabanne. NUHSEGIRL 16 or 17 years oTtT 4ioB Maryland. NURSEG1RL White, not over Id. accustomed to children.

440fl T-aolede OPERATORS On girls' woolen dresses; gooi pay. Eiseman 3d floor. 315 N. loth. (-5.

OPERATORS EXPERIENCED ON COV. AND STAYING MACHINES; ELECTRIC FANS AT EACH MACHINE SCHLEICHER PAPER BOX CO 1811 CHOUTEAU AV. SLUING MACHINE OPERATORS To a.w tents; good Pay. Mla-sourl Tent and Awning 210 Chest nut. (c a i on experienced on children's dresses and middy blouses: steadv work Jungnirnn-lndecker Garment Cth floor! Kit "A asrtngton av.

(r3) OPER ATORS HLEET? MA KERB. ran make good money and have steady work. JUNOMANK-LANDECKER. 023 Washington, eth floor, fc.1 PRESSER Experienced on ladles' work Continental Dyeing and Cleaning 2418 Newstead. PRESS FEEDERS Exp.rlsncad lob.

Randolph St. 2320 (e. SKIRT FINISHKRf Exiarwmrt- P'' MTsr-Goeslln tfloak 717 N. 11th. orvini orr.nA i ytn experienced ateady kVo" 7l70dV.P-lthA.tt,r SKIRT MAKERS Plant of work: best prices: cool factory.

Apply at OO" fin-kelstein-Stelner Garment 619 Waahltis- im av. SHIRT Ol'ERATORK Exoeriencad'. foV Union Special sleeving machine: steady work. Paul Wolff Shirt 4414 I age. corner New stead.

1 block from Pass. Taylor and Wellston car Una. rn. SKIRT OPERATOR Mala and female, new Wilcox 4Y Glbba machinaa; ideal factory sanitary conditions; steady work year roun-i skirt flnUhara; apply at Garment 14in and once. Uli-sai SHIRT OPERATORS To hem skirts, Wllcoa at Glbba acalnee; light poaiuona.

staady work 7 ear round. Margioua Mfg M'W Iucaa (etii SODA FOUNTAIN Gl Rt wtXh I HELP STENOGRAPHER Young lsdy to assist la oriicc: tiwi -I STENOtiKAl'libK lo do general and stenographic work; experienced 1M thZ line not necessary. Apply at once Fla. keisteln-Steiner Garment 616 Washing ton. TELEPHONE OPERATOR Private xehao operator; must also have stenograohia perience.

Box post-Dl atch TUI VL' I IVk'Mri Trunk Co. Pin and Howard. WAIST AND DRESS MAKERS Best piad in city: plenty of work. Apolv once. Finklsteln-Stalner Garment Co 7i Washington av.

YVAITRESS Must be experienced; arm Call IIP N. Sth. WAITRESS Arm: for 3 days' work- George's Cafe, 2 N. Taylor mr. WAITRESS Experienced.

Call at once. Vsrxet St. YVA1TRESSF.S Experienced. Room girl. I nlon station.

i WAITRESS Dinner work! 12 to wagea Apply R. R. Y. M. and Eugenia.

fcti WOMAN Experienced pantry woman. son's Restavrant. 5fl N. 11th Jri WOMAN -Colored to help in kitchen EC rhts. 5207 Ridgi; Forest home nl WOMAN Colored lady, for housecleaninr fattiPiav.

Call Frldav. Si2 Flrl WOMAN Handy, white, to take rare of sick woman. $1 per dav and hoard for information, address aftsr 4 p. Dr. Roth man.

Cass. WOMEN Stx. colored, to clean state rooms and make beds. Apply Stewart, stexmer St. Paul, foot of Washington Saturday la.m.

cT LAUNDRY HELP, WANTED IRONER Ladies' 5573 Easton. clothes. Free Laundry, (ct MACHINE GIRLS Experienced. Truitt' 23d and Walnut. Itindrv.

MARKER Experienced. and ashortcr. Walnut. tcS. Truitt Launilrv.

am MARKER Experienced rough dry, Apoiv a .3 I MARKER. AND ASSCRTER Experlencal; man or woman: nearby suburban town. Box C-ll. Post-Dl spatch. (csj SALESLADIES WANTED article; exceptional offer to those who caa qualify; reference required.

612 N. Sarah. (HI SALESLADIES WANTED For domestics, white goods and linens. Only those with experience need apply. Apply superintendent's office, PENNY GENTLES, Main Floor Balcony, (e) ts tf r- i SHOEWORKERS INSPECTOR In fitting room, and tab! girl.

Apply Fllainger-Boette Shoa 2M il Benton. (ct lOP STITCHERS Inseamers. vampers. Sunlight Factory. Sth and Marlon.

(cTI TOP STITCHERS Experienced on ladies' work, and fox stitchers on space machine lining makers. S. P. F. Shoe Vands- venter and Iclede.

(c BUSIIH ESS Solid agate. 10c line, minimum tOc. BUSINESS CHANCES AUTO SUPPLY" HOUSE -Well established) located In the South side of the city; doing fine business: owner has larger interest to look after. Box K-l-W. Post-Dls.

(c9f BUSINESS CHANCE Wanted, competent masseuse; business proposition. Box W-go. Post-Dispatch (flfl) BUSINESS CHANCE Bakers, attention! Wa will sell movable bake ovens, guaranteed satisfaction; terms to suit; writ for cats logue. Mlddlehy-Marshall Oven Mfg. S.

nth St. Louis, Mo. (c3ii) BUSINESS CHANCE Ohio manufacturer wants local representative: goods sold exclusively to the trade; proposition will pay from J1MMJ to a year; must have sales experience and invest give address and phone number. Box Post-Dispatch. CANNING MAN Practical; to take charge of large canning and by-products plant; must invest substantial sum: this la a proposition that will stand the closest Investigation.

Inland Canning 210 Empire State Spoknne. Wash. (7i HAVE remarkable Investment opportuiilt for 1( to guaranteed. See Adam Fisher, 20U7 Railway Exchange at. Lo I a.

Mo. (cM IDEAS and inventions developed, patented and commercialized. Drawings of all kinds made. Prices reasonable. Box 0-230.

ii MAN with $300-5(0. and services, to assist in manufacturing and selling an automobile attachment that la a proven success: need an assistant In the factory and money for expansion of business; rare opportunity for right man; answer at once, if you have the money; no other need ai't'lj. Pox D-2HB, Post-Dispatch. i WANTED Partv with J5000, to Invest good-paving, profitable business, that will pay between 20 and 25 per cent annually. Box L-13S, Post-Dispatch.

YVE have an excellent proposition to olf-r a capable, energetic young man or woman, who Is willing to travel; $50 investment ploast don't call unless you iwii business: Ballev Sales room aiO, 4'1 1 1 see Mr. Ballev. ') BUSINESS WANTED GROCERY Wtd. Have flat to exchanga for Krocerv. Box T-laa.

Post-Dispatch. GROCERY Wtd Will give clear cotiaii tor Hox D-l3 Post-Dls. (') good irrocerv YoUR business sold quickly money furnished to complete deals; quick cash sales our specialty. Phone oliva 5h30. Central 1MI for representative or call.

Brown's National ExchajgIdlanjdBldg. DU SIN ESS FOR SAL AUTO KlPPLY HOUSE Well establishel; located In the 8ou(h side of the city; doing fine business: owner has larger Interest look after. Box K-1S. Post-Dls. ca BAKERY For sale; small; only store trade; price t.fO.

S. 3d st. IU i 1 1 i vt i.i trm.r, nje cream: oars gain; owner must leave city. 131 So rah st. 'Y CAN!) STORE And Ice cream parlor; good stand; reasonable rent; call between and 12 o'clock.

Victor Mi. Chas. H. Thlmlj. 1655 S.

Jefferson. CASH GROCERY And meat market; fixtures; no delivery; bargain; dlssoiv- i a rtners. mow Ess tun. 'C' CON FECTIONKRY And notions; tlna profit evarv waek. rent cheap, with living 2DOH Wash.

U) CO FECTIONERT Doing $25 to 50 bual-neas dally; have other business: will sell cheap for cash. Box W-4W. Post-Dispatch, CONFECTION ERY Clearing weekly must sell on account of death; bargain at (. BUSINESS EXCHANGa, bo3 Central National Bidg. CREAMERY Doing good "business.

In gooa location; leaving city. Box L-231ijii, bRlG STORE 12700; all cashT business; doing a day; rant only tl a day lt very little other expense. For quiok sale, dress Box R-10, I'ost-Dlsfatcn. all, living rooms. reasonable rent, lox C-lf3 Post-i'ta, i GROCERY STOllE- -lolrig good bustnaaa; wcja ISth.

iPl tiartv leaving cit GROCERY--In Kaat KtT wlil cheap ot. account of slcknesa .1 mn, ai, imun, i.i-j. GROCERY Doing good business: on account of alckness: win sacrlrV-e for or invoice. MISSOURI BCSINESa EXCHA.NGIW X')i Central National Bids. LUNCHROOM Larga: next ts saloon: thing ready for service.

Call Llndell 4-. 2S47 St. louls. Mo. Broad way; no opposition.

Call 4141 Broadway. 'T MERCHANDISE Bto.k of general rcrvaa- dtse for sale by owner; In small town Rock Islsnd R. R. will Invoice and il.i0O: must sell on account ot alckneM; answer Quick: practically na petition; will aacrlflre on the Addras Lout i elihiir g. Kttervll: PICTURE BlToW Finest niipiid and paying In St.

Iul; caah: leaving city. E. V. 1., Wah'ngtgyj, HKSTaTTA a NT-Haas tor man -miff. must leave city.

812 Kaston. Good l-x-atlon. neat car barn; rot business S(a I clede REST A I RA-NTfi--two: establish e-1 ssf; soo cash: t-r investigation. Box W-lu. j-ost-LMspatcn.

ROOM IN H'VfE ioo if ao.d Thursday rvtdar. 1M Franklin t'i ROOMING HOUt Good paying, phone mont 44T ROOMING IIOl'SK Cheap, for cas; give terms. Call 2741 Olive 1'J koMlXO HOUSE tiood paring. Thona mont 442. HOT.M ING HOrsC Small: ban lies IL Call at ftimltura tor.

8141 Olive ROiJMiN'iTliOrfiK-'lVr sale, seven roena. eompletelT furnished; cheap rent: will eon-sljer trade. a have you 1ltintav MOOMlS'I H0U8E 14 rMmi; iikMartt cheao tor quick saVe; il.knaM. $t4A 011 HELP WANTED EN. BOY3 FACTORY PORTER Reliable and Industrious man; steady work; state salary expected; must coma well recommended.

Box Q-271. Post-Dispatch. cl4) FINISHERS And finishers' helpers, on iron worx. Apply aiao (jnoutean. (c.

FINISH EDS Experienced, for gentlemen's garments: ons stands bushellng. Peckham's. ington. ladles and who under-618 Waah- FIREMAN' Experienced downdrafL Majes- (c? tic Mfg. 00., aoi4 Morgan.

FITTERS Reamer men and laborers; steel car works; day and night shifts; steady employment. Apply Wharf and St. George Sts. (c6) FOOD CHECKER Experienced, Room 3Q7 Union Station. restaurant.

FOHtMAN To take complete charge of structural and ornamental Iron works, located In Detroit. and employing, wben running at full capacity, about men Sn-slce and outside; applicants must possess thorough mechanical knowledge and ability In all classes if work pertaining to our line: reliability, competency and executive ability are also essential: we offer a permanent position and gooo. salary to the right man. who can handle this position. Reply stating age.

experience and references, also phone number if possible. Sox J-218. Post-Dispatch. irnt FOUNDRY LABORERS COLORED STEADY JOB; GOOD CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT. APPLY WHEEL FOUNDRY, FOOT RUS-SELL AVENUE, 7 A.

M. (c8) GROCERY. CLERK Young; experienced; ref-erences. 054 Goodfellow. tuit CLERK-Easton.

-Apply 5:30 p. m. 450(1 GROCERY CLERK Experienced. 36T2 A rsenal. at 5 p.

m. Call at HEATER BOYS Must be 16 years of age; steel car works; steady employment. Apply Wharf and St. George Sts. (c6) llORSESHOER And blacksmith for country sieauy 3oo ana good wages: power lop.

c5i Wlecman. Mowean.ua. HL'STLER White, married man, small family, to care for saddle horses, cow-s and chickens; must follow this as a business come well recommended for doing work of this kind; live on premises; references re-qulred. Call 2117 Franklin av. (cl) JOB PRESS FEEDER Experienced.

11 N. on. st. KITCHEN MAN Schema Restaurant. 319 N.

Grand. (el LABORERS Evens Howard Fire Brick S2QQ Manchester av. tcSi LABORER -AddIv N. K. Fair bank 3d (cfii and Convent.

LABORERS Italian and colored. Apply Unit Construction 3848 Market st. (c LABORERS To unload cars; apply south end ISth Bt. bridge. Hur.kins-Willis.

ic) LABORERS Building laborers at (5400 Page av. wages. oOc per hour. Gamble Construction Co. LABORERS per hour; day and night shift: steady work.

J. C. Flnck M. M. I'M W.

Barton, c3) LABORERS to 22c Ptr hour: steady work. Aopiy American Tar Products Gravois and Bingham; Cherokee car south. ic) LABORERS Night and day shift; men to unload coal; 10c ton. Davis street ferry. Indiana Reduction East Ivory Illinois (5) LABOR KRS Strong, to learn molding trade; can make to $3.50 dally in 3 weeks, stait it 1.S5 per day.

St. Louis Malleable Casting TOO N. Broadway. c3 LITHOGRAPH PRESS FEEDER Steady woik; Tri-Clty Lithographing and Print- ing Davenport. io.

ic) GRADERS EXPERIENCED- ASSORTERS, CHECKERS AND LOAD- ERS; 2.S0 PER DAY; APPLY AT ONCE. ii MlUl' unl.MSK BROS. LUMBER N. HHOAUU A V. (CI MACHINE HAND Allround woodworking: union.

Apply 709 Barton. G. A. Hase-anri Son. MACHINE TENDER On woodworking ma- climery.

Apply American Steel Foundries. Granite City. III. ic7 MACHINIST Experienced; one who has, scrap iron yard experience. Cohen Schwartg.

Hall and Branch. (ct MAN Young. Thro" Grocery. 1SH Easton. MAN Bright young man.

to learn cookinaf. Room 37 Union Station. (ci MAN Y'oung, to dress poultry and dellvei bring references. 2'831 Oregon. (c) MAN must to work on vegetable wagon; at place.

2S4Q Burd. MAN Allround. middle-aged, for lunch-room. Chouteau. MAN To cut weeds; Weed-Cutting COO.

mvist have own scythe. Chestnut room MAN Young; not over 10 vears of age; with some experience; to work In machine shop. Box C-212. Poht-Dts atc MAN To tend to horses and work aroun 1 laundry. Apply New Mercantile Laundry.

331 Market. to) MAN Y'ouns. Is or 20 years old. with some experience at soda fountain. GOi; X.

Tut -lor av. ici MATTRESS FILLERS Experienced. Apply tc) Jacob Kaiser Mrg. Jil and Kim. MEATCl'TTER Extra.

Apply 11.11 I'nlon. (ci MEATCUTTER Permanent. Call Delm'-r 73f (c) MEATCUTTER At once; must be good: for Saturday and Sunday; might be steady for a while. 32Q1 Morgan. 1 EN Vouog.

21st st. to sell roods on trains. '214 MEN end -Applv at Arsennl. Louis Cooperage Main icSi MEN At Klemm and McRee Stiles Contracting Co (c5 AiEN To work In icehouse; applv at once. Polar Wave.

7734 N. Broadway. (c.1) MEN To help on Ice wagons: apply at once. Polar. Wave.

Shaw and Vandeventer. e) MEN Four. news agtrta; must nave casn ana blue suit; snnly in person. lCZl Clark (c' MEN To work In foundry. Apply Alex.

Kllpatrlck Sons Foundry 6200 N. Broadway. 3 blocks east. (cj MEN rMachlne and bench: for cabinet worn in sash and door factory: state wages wanted and experience In first letter. Box J-22Q.

Post-Dispatch. c4) MEN Young: several; with some experience In all departments of wholesale drug house: call for druggist. Maryland Hotel, Saturday and Sunday afternoons, one to six. (C7 MEN For heavy mill work; men of Polish, Slavonic. Hungarian nationality; must be able tn do hard work; furnish references from past employers; men over 33 years of age need not apply; answer In own hand writing, snowing psi employments, rive years.

Box D-281. Post-Dispatch. (6) MEN To work in forging dept, on night shift, working 5 nights per week; previous experience not necessary. Apply FAYETTE R. PLUMB.

6300 Hamburger a Wellston. (c7) MOLDKRS Bench and squeezer molders; no Kl. ihnn St U.1I..K1. Casting T00 N. Broadway.

c3j NIGHT CLERK More for home than wages. Normanqy wotei. nwn rmimiin. cj PORTER Experienced. 2(H8 Cherokee.

icj PQRTER Colored, to work In drug store; call nt once. 2IW n. latn. PORTER Flrst-class. for barber shop.

etlSO Maple av. Hodlamont car. PORTER Good; or houseman. Call at 1447 N. Broadway, PORTER For barber shop.

2008 S. Jef ferson. PORTER For barber shop; all shines. 2250 S. 3th st.

1.B0 week; PORTERS White: bright young men; good salary. Room 307 Union Station. (c) PORTER White, married man experience-1 In caring for building, washing windows, mopping and general cleaning up: must follow this class of work as a business; city references required for ability, sobriety and honesty. Call 2117 Franklin a. tc7) PRKSSER At 4ftQl Forest 1 ark bl.

PRESSERS Experienced men. Schuck C. P. 4110 Ollv once. PUNiH Hoffman steaviv work.

Scott machine Dyeing and operator: t-l nine Co. (Hlv. (.11 pman 3 1O0 (c) PRESSER- Experienced man. Dyeing Broa. Cleaning Arsenal.

and PRESSER On Hoffman press machine; call at once. Gaubats the cleaner. Whittler and Suburban. PRESSER Experienced; colored: work In tailor shop; none others need apply. 14M Franklin.

ic PR KSSERP Experlencea, on skirts; call at once, ready for work, Hlrahfield Skirt 9a Washington av. (c3) PRESSER Kxuerlenced Hoffman machine oierator. St. I-outs Dyeing and Cleaning M9 TarloTj 5, PRESS FEEDERS Experienced job. 2jSi Randolph st.

ic) Qt ARRT MEN a.75: laborers. iLM. Brock- aohmtdt. eso Manchester PUNCH AND SHEAR MEN Steel car works; steady employment. Apply Wharf and St.

Gecrg Sts. (c7) LOST AND FOUND COST PLATE STOVE Lost: electric: left La-Tlede car. 4th and Chestnut. "s1fY morning at 8 o'clock: reward. Phone L.

Jsnnopoulo. Main 22t4. -1Q Chestnut at. c) PCRSB Lost; small, black; morning; of July 27 on Grand car. or 2oth and Grand.

Kinder please call Tyler 3Q0. 7- r- ui-HKK Lost, on night, with sum of money; in nurse: finder please call owner name Llndell 3fc24R. and receive liberal reward. SEWING BAG Lost, or taken by mistake in doctor's office. Metropolitan blue silk: reward.

Room 40S. i icui st phone Main 2619. KVCFK ROX Lost, silver; near iwi liberal reward. S. Slein, Centrul 3.S1I.

H31 Market. c5 TIE AND STICKPIN Lost. 509 S. 4th; Return to (c) UMBRELLA Lost, on Olive or handle, initials Cr. M.

Compton rewarti. Mrs 'Grace Mcliulre. Hickory. VALISE Ixst; Wednesday afternoon, on Olive car; containing ladles' swimming out fit. Phone Llniieii VANITY CASE Lost, sliver, in downtown Lvrie: reward.

Cabany 2749J. WATCH FOR Lost Inltiala J. S. eturn to .114 M-rmod-Jaccard Rldg. reward.

WATCH Lost, graved O. H. gentleman s. H. reward.

plain case, en-J. Burns. 27H5 c6) Olive st. LOST SILVERWARE rardhoard box containing silverware. D-242.

pot-rlsmt'-h. Box S0) OUNO BREASTPIN Found, lady's, on Hodla- mont car. Call at 1606 Washington av glvins. description. ci 1.: stimps Found, in North St.

Louis Thursday. Charles Houston. 3217 Kos- suth BV. WATCH Found, on 7tb and Arsenal Sunday morning. 2s.i3 S.

ISth. (c) FOt'ND BY" THE YALE KEY Eleventh District. MONEY. $10 Sixth District. LEATHER HALTER First District CHAUFFEUR'S RADGE.

140O Fifth District. IE Oil Perioral ana Spenal Xotices. 20c per line-Adontion. 15c: Coming Hrent and Legal Noticem. lOr eoHd agate.

Minimum Unit. PERSONAL PERSONAL Edward J. S. Shall I on furniture? Wife. pav c) jAonnoiN FOR ADOPTION A fine baby boy of splendid parentage.

Box W-rt. Post-Dispatch. FOR ADOPTION Fine baby trirl. beck's Maternity. Q'7 Park.

Vander- FOR ADOPTION Healthy baby girl, to respectable people, by young widow. Box C-24ii. Post -Dispatch. STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS STOCKHOLDERS' MEETIN'G A stockholders' meeting of the-Hathaway Rotary Vaive Motor will be. held at the office of the company.

1511 N. Broadway. July 20, 1W16. at 2 o'clock p. m.

at A. SIMPSON. Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES ST. LOUIS CLUB.

University of Missouri. members please communicato immediately with Bell phone Grand G22 or Benton 645, Important; also prospective students of tho university. IS IF IL MIS fiolid aoatt. 6c line, business notices, pub- hiih-r ooticn. inr line: minimum lines.

MEN -BOYS BAKER Sit. by first hand wants position on bread Lafayette. steady, reliable, and rolls. 'MM (5) BOY -Sit. by able boy.

aged 10. business 1440 Blair av learn (b trade or aged 10; colored; Bomont 112.VW. references. CHAUFFEUR 22 years old. ooewn't drinic, wishes steadv position driving truck of arty kind.

Box D-170. Post-Dispatch. () CHAUFFEUR married. 31 years old, best of references. Box D-65, Post-Dispatch (IP CHAUFFEUR registered: 4 years' experience: can do bis own repairing; 21 vcars of age: does not drink.

Box D-211. Vost-Ulspatch. 5 CLERK grocery, experienced reliable. good habits, not afraid of work. Address 41U1A Cleveland.

CHEF and daughter: willing workers: American and English; experienced. Lewis V. 8710 Delmar; Llndell 1 7 6 R. COLLECTOR Experienced. reliable.

responsible, covering city and country, will handle and collect your accounts for moderate salary: excellent references furnished from business men. Box W-24. Post -Dispatch. t7) ENGINEER Sit. Ice machine engineer, machinist.

Al references, in or out of citv. Box P-23D. Post-Dispatch. lb) GARDENER Sit. by middle-aged German.

understands flowers, vegetables. city or country. Hox D-22S. (5) HOUSEMAN Sit. by colored, to do general work around, house and yard; good references, fall liomont 4Stt.

JANITOR Sit. Loosing or a reliable man? Do all repalrintr: bes' of references: willing to wait for position. Box i.M JANITOR Sit. by Janitor: strictly sober; white: do all repairs: understands all Iot pressure boilers; In last place: flrst-clns references. Rox C-17H.

Post-Dls. 7 LANDSCAPE GARDENER And florist: sit. by German (single), best references; at present employed. Box P-21f. (7) MAN Sit.

by honest young man. to learn auto trade. Address 41pi.v Cleveland. MAN Sit. Kentucky as porter or Janitor, man.

Walnut. reliable MAN Sit. by young, experienced office assistant, file clerk, operate typewriter; ref- erences. Box C-lfiS. ()) MAN AND WIFE Sit.

by an experienced elderly couple to care for stock and chickens: moderate salary. 3008 Summit East St. Louis. (7) MAN Young, wants work. and Sunday not considered: good ledger clerk; been In city 6 months: exnerienced! nlease answer.

W-50. Post-Dispatch. (7) MAN Steady position by husky young married man: generally handy: sober and reliable: must have work: good worker. Phone Undell S21T. MAN Sit.

by experienced, general mer chandise man: 33 years old: Tnarried; Id vears In general store: prefer place in country town where owner wants man who can man age business part of time: employed now. Lock Hqx No. I'll. Caledonia. Ci MANAOER-lunchroom small hotel, restaurant, references.

Rox D-80. (S ORDERLY Young man would like position as orderly or practical nurse: ex-perlenced: references. Box D-213. PAINTER Work wanted, by house or Job; reasonable: have ladder. 2213 Salisbury.

PAINTER Wants work bv Job or contract: very reasonable. 810 Westminster. Llndell BTBTW. PLUMBER ANR PIPEFITTER Sit. by first-class, licensed: reasonable.

Box D- 17H. Post-Dispatch. (8) SALESMAN Sit. as traveling salesman. Missouri or Kansas trade, established; hardware, furniture or lumber; IB years' experl-ence.

Box W-pa, Post-Dispatch. SITUATIONS WOM EN. GIRLS Fit KiK KEEPER-CASHIER Young lady, desires position: experienced: good refer-' ce. Onbany 47-' (V5 CHAMBERMAID colored: nine years' exferlence. Iner Getle.

Llndell 4424W. COoK Sit. by competent, settled German woman; cooking or general housework. 3l2l LucasJ DRESSMAKER Sit. dev.

in families; t-hone Forest by competent: work by references; reasonable: GIRL Colored, wants general housework. plain coo a log. icn. line. HOUSEOIRI.

or cook or waitress; ref. erenocs; cotoreq. innfy. HOfSF.OlRl Sit. by German for general housework.

OUt N. HOUPEKKKPF.R country preferred-by lady with girl 12 years old. 6305 Olive iBi lioUSKK EriPLK Sit. by middle aged lad In widower home, mora home than waees: call 82J1.V Franklin. .7, HOUSEKEEPER Widow with boy wishes to keep house in motherless noma.

Box W-8). Post-Dispatch. 7 lJVt.YiL-i;fi Uit 1 1 -j Mirmiaa, or ciea tng. 2SS4A Walnut. LAUNDRKSS Sit.

by first-class white, for Bitaruty nomont Via. LAI NUKf.Srt lt. by experienced! bundles taken: shirts, etc 7942 Washington; l.ln- ome. Romont LAUNDRESS Sit by German, for laundry or cleaning 042A F.xston. Dimrair; noneat, reliable.

LaI'NTjKKSS Sit. to do bundles, most ran ful care taken with fine clothes; clothe ran oe nan trie same otr tsKen It desired bast references. Llndell 2S7VW. 0) HELP WANTED EN. BOjTS QYARRT LABORERS $2.25 per day; steady Job.

Apply at quarry. Watson rd. ana Arsenal st. Wehh.Kunse Construction Co. tc) fcMOEMAKKR Oood.

steaay man. 21-1 Market st. SHIPPING CLERK Must be axperlanced. accurate and reliable; prefer man witn checking, stockkeplng and billing Vt-ence, prinUng house; steady position to right man; salary about i 15 week; apply, elating experience In detail and namee of concerns worked for. Box R- Post-Dlapatch.

SKIRT MAKERS Must have factory experience: highest wages paid: steady work. Hlrshfleld Skirt Co Washington ay. (c3) SHOEMAKER Experienced. Call at onca. 110 N- Garrison.

SODA DISPENSER Johnson-Enderle-Pauley ijrug Broadway and Market, STUDIO Photographer's studio and room; reasonable rent; no opposition. 8209 N. Ajroaqwav. TEAMS At 1615 North Market. Raterman v-ontractlng and Building uo.

TEAMS With large beds. 22O0 Locust St. t-ontractlng -Q TEAMS Tonight: per 8 loads for every additional load; steady work. rT'n ft Colnon, 9th and Washington. TEAMSTER White, married man.

expeil-enced In hauling freight, caring for horses harness and wagons: must follow this class of work as a business and be familiar wltn all depots; references required for abllltj. RAhrUtw 1 1 v. nn nremises. Call 2UT Franklin av. 'c5) TIE Mark.hs At Rismarck and Broken Row.

will pay lBc for white and Post oak and 14e for red oak; woods Inspection. Apply to S. J. Boatman, Broken Hjg) TILE MOULDERS And brick makers Ap- Ply Parker Russell M. JN.

"17 gantord rd c) TINNER'S HELPER Experienced; must (ci take care of horse. 41S Delmar pi. TOOL AND D1EMAKERS At once; union scale or better. Shawmich Mfg. North Market.

IS. 1 TYPE SETTERS for Imprint work. 1W1 Pine at. S) WAGON BJY Over Pi years of age; week start: a only 4470 Delmar. (c WELDER Expert, on small work; all metals.

L. J. Doerr Motor Works, 18th and Olive. tc WOOD PATTERN MAKERS Bodlne Pattern H7 Market- WOOD PATTERNMAKERS Day and steady work: good wages. Box Post-Dispatch.

WOODWORKER Exierienced. for bench room: steady work Commercial Auto Bodv 10th and Pine (Cl Y'OUNG MAN Aged IS to 20. experienced in mechanical drafting. D2S Chestnut 2d noor. office.

MAN Rome experience In gents furnishings: permanent position; references: call afternoons. 1700 Chouteau. YOUNG MEN Three, to run to Birmingham; must have 15 cash security. 13 S. lth st.

') Y'OUNG MEN About 17, for- soda fountain, assist in drug store. Iiecking's, 3154 I.a- lavette. Y'OUNG MAN For work In structural steel plant office: hio-h rchool or business colleee graduate preferred: some knowledge of bookkeeping and typewriting necessary: mechanical knowledge would be of advantage, although not required: splendid opportunity for advancement if bright and willing; reasonable salary to strt; apply at once, giving Particulars and experience, if any. Box Post-Dispatch. Jcl SHOEWORKERS BOY To feed lightning heeler.

Sloan Shoe 21st and Lucas. McElroy- HEEL SCOURER Experienced on women's work. Apply Fnslnger-Boette bhoe 2Sni Benton. (c) OPERATOR On lightening heeler. Apply McElroy-Sloan Shoe 2 1st and Lucas, (c) SCOURER Experienced heel scourer.

slnger-Boette Shoe 201 Benton. Flute) SHOE WORKERS McKay power channeller. men worx; steaay position; gooq pay; call 207 Leather Trades between hours 12 and 1. and 5 and ft p. m.

(c.l VAMFiCRS Experienced on ladles' shoes; steady work: pleasant working conditions. Flexible Shoe Mfg. 210 W. Huron Chicago. (cl) YOUNG- MEN Experienced in fitting wood I.ouis heels also a turn second laster.

to go to -Lynchburg; Va. Apply McElroy-Sloan Shoe 21st and Lucss. Ic7i AGENTS WANTED AGENTS are making big money with our proposition: if you are a live wire, either man or woman. It will pay you to Investigate. Mr.

Bailey, room 31Q. 411 Olive st. AGENTS WANTED. New Or'eans business man wishes to represent exclusive Southern agency of reputable concern; can furnish bond, and reference; hat have you to offer? J. WEAVER, 127 Tiilane N'ew La.

(2) CANVASS'rRf. AND COLICITORik SOLICITORS Outside employment open for two bright, hustling Catholics. Call before 9 a. m. or after 4 p.

m. O'Keeffe. 601 Star Ride. (61 PARTN ERS WANTED PARTNER Wtd. With small capital, to manufacture household articles: hardware; call.

4243 Faston av. (c6 PARTNER Wtd. Parly with 5io. for con-trolilng Interest In good business: lnvestl-gate. Box W-35.

Post-Dispatch. PARTNER Wtd. Laundress: one in Christian Science preferred. Eox K-4H. (till) tu.

Alnn or woman with 2ims) to handle own monev: vour investment returned in 30 days, with 13000 guaranteed profit In 00 days: Investigate at once. Box Post-Dispatch. PARTNER Wtd. Would you invest $500 to tTOOO in a proposition that would net you a profit of 50. per cent in a period of 30 days, and return to you your original Investment, in corporation of great magnitude? If so.

let me hear from you at ones. Box D-277. Post-Dispatch. SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN Y'onng men, who are live wires. A ppl 611 Commercl a I Bidg.

(c) SALESMAN Can easily earn $35 a week handling our proposition. Apply 316 Odd Fellows' Bidg. ic7) SALESMAN Y'oung man that Is dissatisfied with his progress to Join our selling force; ambition and "pep" principal requirement. See sales manager. 220'J Pine.

(c5) SALESMAN To sell stock in newly patented aluminum auto tire; guaranteed nonskld. large commissions. J. Victor Grant. Duquoln, 111- 7i SALESMEN Experienced to sell coffee, tea and other products to consumer, with advanced premium plan: liberal proposition.

Anvtv Athletic Tea 700 Lucas. (r8) SALESMEN Club plan: something abso-iutely new; aood for $10 daily as side line; 20 to $40 dally on full time. Missouri Busl-nesi Men's Accident and Health Association. 1011 Fullerton St. Louts.

Mo. ics) Specialty, who Is capable of earning 4000 a year: we have a proposition that sells on- sight and demonstrate that fact to you In one day; must be able to furnish flrst-class references. Box O-140 Post-Dispatch. (c7i SALESMEN Two: able to Interview on a good business proposition, for largest con cern In Its line: excellent opportunity for advancement; can earn $50 and upwards per week with reasonable proficiency; render every assistance In closing your contracts: give age. referrnce and experience: replies confidential.

Box Q-243. SOLICITING SALESMEN Mc Arthur. 216 Merchstits-T elede Bidg. fcl6) I RAPE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES learn Automobile tradh. Day and night classes; reduced prices through summer months.

CAPT UOHN BERRY'. 3910 Washington bl tfun HEUPWANTED-WOMEN. CIRLS ARM WAITRESS Experienced. 1206 Ol-Ive st. BAG PRESS FEEDER Experienced.

Applv Werthen Bag 6Q Dock st. ic7 BILLER Accuracy and speed at figuring essential: state experience and salary de- gtrnj. iwi r-(. 1'OS t-L'lapatc n. tcTt CHAMBERMAID Apply Cliver Hotel.

14tt anq et. vnari eSj COLLAR MAKERS It you are an experienced collar maker, it will be to your Interest to Investigate this exceptional opportunity to Increase your earning. NEW ERA SHIRT FACTORY, tfl locas av. c6 tWiK Woman: In Junchroom. 338 8.

Vandeventer av. COOK Woman: experienced; at once, ris' Restaurant TrV Har- COOK General housework; 3 In family; col- orl-P'eferrd. Cabany 3450. (r COOK Ex perlenc-l; white or Southern col- ord. Apply 1S17 I falle.

DINNER COOK Call thla evening; aay time. 12Q7 Choutaau. b'XK Woman; at once; at Vaixntia'e Highland Msramac. Highlands; take Meramec Highlands car DIN1NINO-ROOM GIRL At onca. Missouri Ranttst sltrliim GYO Ti.W LreHSMAKER ExpeVlenceid.

lo sTw eTn woolen dresses and skirts; power tnarhlnes; highest pay, ateady position guaranteed. Ap- rly at once. Mr. Eiseman. 34 floor.

aiS Jth st. (ce FORELADY FOR SKIRT FACTOR OR (Kt SAMPLE SKIRT MAKER. WHO wants to prcoME foreladt: one THAT IB CAPABLE CAM HAVE PERM POfSITION AT GOOD SALARY. APPLY PTARR-FRANKEL GARMENT CO 1110 WAftHINQTOM. ITU FLOOR.

(eT 1) A II rMASUJd -Entered into rest on Tuesday. July 26 1916. at 2:30 p. Frederick W. Prange, beloved father of Louis.

John Prange and Mrs. Anna Naber (nee Prange), father-in-law and grandfather, after a brief illness, ut the age of 8 years. Funeral Saturday, July 29. at 2 from family residence, 4559 Holly avenue, to Evangelical Frledena Church, Nineteenth street and New-house avenue, to Frledens Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

Motor. Deceased was a member of Jefferson Lodge No. 119. I. O.

RIDDLE Entered Into rest, after a short illness, on Thursday. July 27, 19U-. at 9:10 p. Myrtle Florence Riddle. (nee Forth), beloved wife of O.

B. Riddle, dear daughter of Louis J. Forth, and our dear sister, sister-in-law and aunt, in her thirty-third year. Funeral will take place on Sunday. Jnli- SO st 9 from late family residence.

1117 Etiel terrace, to Valhalla Cemetery. Motor. Deceased was a member of Oriental Chapter Eastern Star. HITCH IK Entered into rest on Friday. July 28.

1916, Sarah Ritchie, Alice Ritchie and Helen Ritchie, beloved wife and daughters of William Ritchie. Funeral will take place from the family residence, 2911 Bailey avenue, on Sunday afternoon. July 30. at 2 o'clock, to Valhalla Cemetery. (Motor.) Mrs.

Sarah Ritchie was a member Tuscan Chapter. Eastern Star, and Harmony Council, 618 K. and of Security. (c) SCAM.OX Suddenly, on Wednesday, July 26, 1916, at 10 p. at Salem, Robert E.

Scanlon, dear brother of Joseph D. Scanlon and our dear brother-in-law and uncle, in his forty-fifth year. Funeral will take place on Saturday, July 29, at 2 p. from funeral parlors of George L. Pleitsch, 59S4 Easton ave nue, to Holy Rosary Church, thence to Calvary Cemetejry.

Motor. fSCAHHKOlGH Entered Into rest on Thursday, July 27, 1916, at 3:50 a. Emma Scarbrough (nee Casper), beloved wife of Thomas Scarbrough, dear mother of Mrs. Andrew McLaughlin, Mrs. A.

J. McCoy and Mrs. John Pfieffer, dear daughter of Mc. Clarice Claxton, dear sister of Marsh Casper and our dear grandmother. FuneriJJStam the family residence, 2726A MaT! street, on Saturday, July 29, at 2 p.

m. Friends invited to attend. SKI DEL On Thursday, July 27, 1916, at 8:55 a. Louisa M. Seidel (nee Hartmann), beloved wife of Louis Seidel, age 62 years.

Funeral from Hoffmeister parlors, 5624 South Compton avenue, Saturday. July 29. at 9 a. to Odd Fellows' Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Venus Chapter 153, O.

E. S. and Arminia Lodge No. 2. O.

D. H. S. (c) SIM)BKHG Entered into rest on Thursday, July 27, 1916. at 10:30 p.

after a short illness, "William Sundberg, beloved husband of Louise Sundberg (nee Brostrom), and dear father of Rudolph and Thelma Sundberg and our dear father-in-law and frandfather, at the age of 56 years month 28 days. Funeral on Sunday, July 30 at 2 p. from Clem Weick Sons Funeral Parlor, 412 Duchouquette street, to St. Mathews' Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

Deceased was a member of Order of Columbian Knights, Phoenix Lodge No. 111. Motor. (c6) TIEIISKV Entered into rest on Thursday. July 27, 1916, at 8 p.

Joseph M. Tierney. brother of John and Margaret Tierney, Mrs. D. P.

Connell, Mrs. Thomas OKeefe and Mrs. Dan Clune. Funeral will take place from the residence of his sister, Mrs. D.

P. Con nell, 40a3 Cottage avenue, on Saturday morning. July 29, at 8:30 o'clock, to St. Matthew's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are respectfully Invited.

(c) VAN DOHKN Entered into rest on Thursday. July 27, 1916, at 10:30 p. at Moline. 111., John C. Van Doren, beloved husband of Mabel E.

Van Doren (nee Holmes), dear father of Roberta Van Doren, and dear brother of Marie Drach, at the age of 47 years. Funeral from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Drach, 3933 Connecticut street, Sunday, July 30, at 2:30 p. m. (c7) WiECHTKB Entered into rest on Thursday, July 27, 1916, at 11:30 a.

at her residence, 3829 Labadle av enue, Wilhelmina Waechter, beloved mother of John and William 'Riehl and Mary Gansert (nee Waechter), at the age or i4 years. Services at the Kron chapel, 2707 North Grand avenue, Friday. Julv 28. at p. m.

Interment Saturday at Millstadt, 111. (c) IF YOU LOSE ANYTHING and will advertise It here, you will surely recover It If found by an honest person. A two-time ad seldom falls. Remarkable recoveries are brought about everv lay throuprh this column. Your drun-Klst our agent IF YOU KIND ANYTHING, brine It to the Post-Dispatch Lost and Found Bureau, 210-212 North Broadway.

Oct a claim check. Advertise the article, claim It If the owner does not THE LAW People who find lost articles are Interested In xnowtns; that the State law (sections 2S and 27X. R. S. 190) Is strict In requiring them to seek the owner through advertisement and otherwise, and that a failure to do so.

If same can be proven. Involves a severe penalty 61) LOST HADOE -lit. United Ptatw No. 37S. James Oreen.

llante Postofflce badge 42.i2 Cote Hril- A RANK ROOK IxiKt. savings account. Jefferson Avenue Hank, local number reward. 421 West Holle. liiAIS Uot.

between in and lid on Burry hc1rlofm: reward: return 1421 S. 7th. UII.LWWK Lost, green, with money and receipt. Monday morning. Return to ilSl S.

Broadway and receive reward, (cf TtiioK Ixst. Master Painters' Association book. Please return to Henry Koopman 2S.r Victor, or call Victor and receive reward. ipi Ul'Ni'H OK KEYR Lost; at Hd and Olive. Kinder return sama to room 3ot Old Custom Mouse, nnd Hve.

I'll A IN -i Ami. sold chain and cross; Market car rorvsi i-a-K; reward. 2U1 Mullannhv. -entrn! S71M- 1) CUFF LINK Lost: Initials J. T.

Return to Russell; reward. (C) DIAMOND RINU Lost; sent's: Monday: rewar-i; return Clifton Marquette Hotel Rnrber fchop. solitaire Grumble. DOT Lost, white, Scotch terrier. 4 months old: reward for return.

1638 8. Jefferson le) Ist; colli. Thursday night; name oueen; white and tan; liberal reward. 152a (P Dimj Lost; reddish brown collie, white fa. whit feet, brenst burred.

siot on head! short hair, tips of tail white: name Tlfte; reward; 7ia N. Titylor v. Phone Forest r. iL.A4t-s ixitt. pair iroid-rimmed erl reward.

7Q St. Cfiarlea 1 Ib- uishks Lost, pair: In case: name Inside Harvey Lewis; reward. Miss K. Uurkt 11 Rlschstone. HANDRAtl Lost, in O'Kallon Park or Tv-lor car.

Thursday evening-; black silk, with combination frame and handle of black and white bona set with brilliants, containing gold watch, keys handkerchiefs, silk gloves small chariite; value watch as keepsake- return N. lDth, Sunday, receive reward Mrs. K. I'ope. HUH CAP 1-ost; Locomobile: reward.

National Rank room 811. Third KN1KK l.os:. gold, on Page car. Thurs day morning: name Joseph M. Carev on It.

Pleas return to 6841 Waterman: Cab- any117 J. LA VALlJERK Lost: Platinum, pearl droa. diamoiKj studded. Keward If returned tfr room 12 Commercial 1UJ. LlCh.NSK Lost, State license.

80. PiS tf found, phone Forest 8000. bet ween and (: reward. c5 AHK-lnl; bay. 21-E burnt In front Wof; hind feet white; report house or bakery.

tinn.1 rwKt, icyr y-i. MONKY Lost, chamois beg. and valt uable Jeweirr. Mrs. R.

Black. 08SOA Fln-ney; liberal reward. MOTOR BOAT HULL I-ost. from S00 south: name Atlas: reward. Call Cab.

PIN- Iat, pearl and garnet. Vincent; onday, reward. downtown. IT40A St. SCMSoRH l.oi thimble and apion.

In Grand-Leader bag. Calk Sidney IT UM (LOST fflnadl FTOIDi Solid agate. 10c line, minimum tOc. I.AUNDRESS Pit. bv colored; to do laun-drv work by day; first four days in ween.

Bomont 562. MANICURIST Expert, wants position In resnectable lilac Box C-6. Post-Dls. STENOGRAPHER experlencea ana competent: references: can handle routine correspondence independently: collector 's ex- perlence. orest 4II8QW.

OPERATOR 8R- young 1. u.ka v. .1 experience. desires position as operator of private switchboard: have best references. Box Post-Dispatch.

lii. WOMAN housework: small family ex-perlenced In plain work- Box 7-22. WOMAN middle-aged: for general housework: go home at night. wi o- YVOMEN 2 young, want positions cleaning doctor's office or dentist speaK German and English: age 20 and 26, North Market. 1420 EHEXF W-HTIKB Solid agate.

10c except agents, tales men, canvassers, solicitors, tnail oraert saa line, minimum, lines. MEN-BOYS ARMATURE WINDERS Experienced: state experience and salary expected, box Poet-LMsPach. 'cfi ARMY of Untied States, men wanted; bodled. unmarried men: under age of Jo, citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits, wno can speak, rea and write the English language. 01 information apply to Recruiting Officer.

3d and Olive 4 N. 8th -1837-Market R17 N. St. Louis. Mo.

(clJ) Al io MECHANICS Frve Motor Car U. 333a Locust. BAKER Third hand: day work. 4112 Eaa- ton av. bAKTEXDER Willing to do his own portur work.

Call 422 S. Jefferson. Phone Sidney 2Q3G or Central 744. L21 BECAUSE of rapid expansion we need men who will start at the bottom and learn a substantial business offering excellent remu neration and unlimited chance ior imrnou- ate advancement: Al references requirec. 00 Pine St.

Louis. I2 BLACKSMITH HELPER Good wagon. 200 11 S. Main. J0) BLACKSMITH- -Good, for light work an 1 i angle frames.

ilA Morgan st. (c) BLACKSMITH HELPER Experienced ou carriage and wagon work, t-13 Cass. (co MAKER Experienced in the opera tion of hydraulic riveter, also punch man; state age. experience and wages. A.

H. Chrisman, 1S01 L. O. Smith Seattle. Wash.

(7) BOOKKEEPER Competent, young man; ex- periencen; apply by letter. Box o-g-Jo. BOOKKEEPER And casliier; experienced and competent: state age. references ana salary expected. Box L-215.

Post-Dls. (c) BOOKKEEPER Reliable, married man. ex perienced, rapid, accurate: salary nj to $7( per month: steady employment: chanco for advancement: references required for so briety and ability: address in own hand writing, stating age. experience and where ast employed; replies confidential. Post-Dispatch (c7i BOOTBLACK Good: none other need apply.

PJ'JU Market. BOY Of 17. to deliver and work around at shop: bring references. 2010 S. BOY" To work In drug store.

Saul Drug King highway and Delmar. BOY To run errands and be handy In flov.er store. 1316 Olive st. BOY 14 to lt. general office work: oppcr- tunity for advancement.

Box W-30. BOY Must write neat hand and be accurate typewriting. 1412A Washington av. (c) at BOY Colored. Hi to IS years old, do porter worn in drug store.

zi' litn. BOY' Colored. for porter work. 3733 Wyo- mlng. BOY' Apply Kahn Mirror Plate Main and Snruoe.

'Q lioi ii years: to learn urug ounneis, pnoua Palmar BOY' Colored or white. WkS X. 10th 2d I floor. (c) BOY' Strong: experienced in grocery. Ph! Burg Gro.

S. Broadway. BOYS 16 years old: bring certificates Columbia Box 1900 North Market (cl); BOY' Neat: to learn office trade and tak care of office; no experience needed; small salai-'. Box W-3S. I'ost-Dispatch.

BOY Young; sell soft drinks: apply after o'clock. Lyric Skydome, Taylor and Del- mnr. c) BRASS FURNACE TENDERS Experienced. H. P.

Mueller Brass Foundry. 210 Lom-hard. (2) BRICK MAKERS And tile molders aiply at I'arker-Russell M. M. 3314 Mor- ganford road.

(cS Brickyard. Laborers Wanted Steady work weekly pay; 19c an hour. Applv PARKER-RUSSELI. M. AND M.

3314 MorganfoM. (ci BKIGK WHEELhriS LABORERS Take Delmar or University car and transfer to Kirkwood-Ferguson line. tjet off at factory at Gregg Station. Evens Howard Fire Bric Co. IcMi BL'SHELMAN On gents' clothing.

Coll at once. 320," Meramec: Victor 748. (c) BUSH ELM AN Allround: call at once. Cass av. L.

Telers. 131fi Cass av. 141C. to BUTCHER Pollsn. O' Fallon.

must speak English. 1110 'Cl) CABINETMAKERS Must have union card. Apply G. A. Hasemann Sons.

7O0 Bar-tor, st CANDY" MAKER Experienced in hard goods department: references required. Ro-c i'ost-Diapatch. (.) CARPENTER Nonunion. white, married mati. to do box nailing; allround handv man: must he willing to learn packing of soaps, medicines: none but active, sober, reliable man, with good record, need applv; work the year around: wages $12 per week.

Box R-4. Post-Dispatch. CHEF First-class. 4005 Olive. COLLECTOR Can use two more collectors; to start: must know city.

Room 200. 122 N. 7th st. CRATE NAILER Apply 2d and Clark. Gelsel Mfg.

UTTER Experienced on skirts, sler Skirt 80f Lucas H. r.th Hes- floo CUTTER Experienced on petticoats and mus lin unoerwear. Apply Well Kalter Mfc- .1.1 -ItitLn st. (c) CUTTERS Experienced skirt cutters; good salary and steady work guaranteed: sduIv anteoa: at once. Oarafall-Sllverman Garment nt llo Washington.

c7) CUTTER Experienced shirt waist: one who can make his own patterns: to the right party we offer a steady, well-paving position. Schwarz Wild. 713-15 N. Eleventh st. (c7i CYLINDER PRESS FEEDER C.

olson Prtg. too 3. Main. B. Nlch-c) Ucb HANDS Applv to captain steamer Dubuque, foot of Washington Tucs-dav and Friday, at noon.

clo) DELIVERY BOY-and Hebert. -For drug store. Grand DELIVERY MAN And collector, for retail milk trade: established route: salary and commission: 70 to $100 a month; surety bond required: state experience and give references. Box D-1H1. Fost-Dlsnatch ir DISHWASHER Apply 41Q4 Olive, (C) dishwasher White man.

experienced Bacon Restaurant. 217 S. Euclid. DISHWASHERS And porters Ru.cb-. Grove.

Clayton and Price rds. Phone Clay- ton (cm DRAFTSMAN EXPERl IENCED IN THE DESIGNING OP FACTORY BUILDING POWER PLANT INSTALLATION A MECHANICAL TRANSMISSION APPLIANCES IN GENERAL, ALSO DRAFTSMAN ON TOOL, JIG AND FIXTURE WORK. CALL OR WRITE NORDYKE HARMON INDIANAPOLIS. IND. (cV DRIVER For Flanlng Mill, lumber wagon.

301. Juniata. Apply Gravois um Milk wagon, for retail routes-good salarv: steady work. Box C-121. (7) DRIVER Colored, for manure wagon; day: steady work year round.

Geo. Dais. 4.t2r. Gibson. DRIVERS Marine Gasconade, F.

fc7 Huecklng. DRUG CLF.RK Junior: ences. 14'l Franklin DRUG CLERK Junior; experience: reference. Emir. 81S Olive s.

hours; refer with 2 or yea-rs' required. Sea Mr. (c7) DRITO CLERK Young, junior, with some experience. Apply 3501 DRl-i) CLERK- unior. Apply Drtsceil's tharmacv Clayton n1 McCausland.

ELECTRICIAN Must understand motor pairlng; atesdy Job. 1119 Pine st ENGINEER For concrete mixer. Call 1S17 arcus after a o'clock, icl ERRAND HOY Addrws Box D-244. Post- tMstatch. 1 KMtKK Ont flrst-clasa extender; two nrn-ruii pacaera: one nrat-rlaaa assort sr stata experlaoce and salary want! Box O-ISU I I i 9.

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