St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 20

TO FIND A NT A ISE IN IN THESE COLUMNS ST. LOUIS' HOUSE AN HOME DIE EC TO ilAT 81. -81. 20 HELP WANTED WOM EN. CXrXUS HELP WANTED EN, BOYS LOST AND FOUND HELP WANTED EN, BOYS ni i r-i BOY To work at soda fountain and run er- rands.

5M7 Delmar. (4) WALL PAPER cleaning wanted: first-class work ruaranteed; per room, 75c. Bell Bo-mont HELP WANT MAX Experienced, for puttins: up doors. Huttig Sash and Door l-'06 S. Vand-venter.

4 ft ESSOETTS A Death niin, ftrst 8 itnes or less. 91; rac extra tin memariamm tvc fr Hne PtRAHISE On Wednesday, May 31. 1916. at 2:60 a. Hedwig Paradise, darling daughter of Mathias and Anna Paradise (nee Stein), sister of Louisa and Edna Paradise.

Funeral from residence. 5575 St. Edwards avenue, on Thursday, June at 2 p. m. Funeral strictly private.

(c POlll. Entered into rest on Tuesday, May SO. 1916, at 8 p. Annie E. Pohl, at her residence, 4058 Labadie avenue, dearly beloved wife of Benjamin F.

Pohl, mother of Howard C. Hitchcock, Frank Pohl and George W. Pohl, dear graiidniotner, mother-in-law. Funeral on Thursday, June 1, at, 3 p. from the Alexander parlors, 2ST5 Olive.

SAMS Entered into rest on Wednesday. Mav 31. 1916. at 1:30 a. Yvonne E.

Sams, beloved daughter of Clifford and Elise Sams (nee Del-, porte), at the age of 9 months. Funeral on Thursday, June 1, at 9:30 a. m. Interment private. c) SCIIEl'ERMAXTV Entered into rest on Monday.

Mav 29. 1916. at 5:10 P. Charles Scheuermann, our dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle, aged 4S years and 20 days. Funeral from residence of his 'S9 West Poepping street, Thursday, June 1, at 2 p.

to Park Lawn Cem etery. Deceased was a member or Brilliant Lodge No. 55. K. of P.

and Anheuser-Busch Relief Association. (c3) SCHUBERT Entered into rest on Saturday, May 27, 1916, at Albuquerque. IT. M-, John Schubert, beloved husband of Gertrude Schubert (nee Sanders), and our dear brother, brother-in-law, son-in-law and uncle. Funeral Friday.

June 2, at 2:30 p. from Math. Hermann Son's chapel. 5402 Florissant avenue. Motor.

(c4) SIIEEHV On Wednesday, May 81, 1916, vat 6:45 a. John T. Sheehy, beloved brother of Richard, William and Catherine Sheehy, Nora Gissert (nee Sheehy) and Fanny Nagel (nee Sheehy). Funeral from residence of brother, 1632 South Compton avenue, on Fri-dav, June 2, at a. to SS.

Mary and Joseph's Church, thence to Mount Olive Cemetery. (c) STOFF Entered into rest on Tuesday, May 30, 1916. at 3:30 a. Josephine Stoff Vnee Surmann, beloved mother of Lizzie Graene. Mary Stankard, Antia Geers, Henry, Herman and Theodore Stoff, and our dear sister, mother-in-law, aunt, grandmother and great-grandmothet, in her eighty-second year.

Remains can be seen at residence of her daughter, Anna Geers, 4-13 Connecticut street, until Thursday, June I. Interment at Avistcn, 111., Friday, June 2, at 9 a. m. New York and New Orleans (La.) papers please copy. (c4) WALSH Entered into rest on Tuesday.

May 30. 1916, at 11:40 p. Cornelius M. Walsh, beloved son of Cornelius J. and Margaret Walsh (nee Sheridan), and our dear, brother and uncle.

Funeral from family residence, 1219A Dolman street, on Friday, June 2, at 8:30 a. to Holy Angels' Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited. (c4) WALSH Entered Into rest on Monday. May 29.

1916. at 8:55 p. Katherine Walsh (nee Varley), beloved wife of the late Patrick Walsh, beloved mother of Mrs. John Coan, Mrs. Phillip Mertz.

Mrs. Carroll Nelson, Mrs. Max Lobin and Agnes Walsh, and beloved sister of Lawrence Varley and Mrs. Mary Callahan. Funeral from family residence, 7S10 Virginia avenue, Thursday, June 1, at 8:30 a.

to St. Columbkllle's Church, thence to Mount Olive Cemetery. Chicago and Cairo (111.) papers please copy. (c3) WEin Entered into rest on Tuesday, May 30, 1916, W. Minnie Weir (nee Foerstner), beloved wife of W.

R. Weir of Sparta, 111., daughter of Christian and Caroline Foerstner, our dear sister, sister-in-law and aunt. Remains will lie in state at the Alexander parlor, 2835 Olive street, until time of shipment to Marissa, 111.. Thursday, June 1. at 7 a.

m. Services at Marissa Thursday afternoon. Sparta (111.) papers please copy. (c4) WEISHART Entered into rest on Tuesday. May 30, 1916.

at 5 a. Henry Weishart, dear father of Henry Tillie, Rose, Berth Weishart, Lena Heinsman (nee Weishart), and our father-in-law, grandfather, brother-in-law and uncle, at the age of 49 years 10 months and 3 days. Funeral on Thursday, June 1, at 3 p. from Ziegenhein chapel, 2623 Cherokee street. to Concordia Cemetery.

Motor. Friends invited to attend. (c) WICKEY Entered into rest on Tues- dav. May 30, 1916, at 1 p. at residence.

3620A Juniata street, Joseph F. Wickey, beloved son of Mary Wickey (nee Vlach), and dear brother of Mrs. Mary, Linck, Mrs. Fannie Momsen, Arthur, Albert, Charles, John and Oscar Wickey, at the age of 42 years 6 months and 10 days. Funeral from Bloemker Sons' chapel.

3163 South Grand avenue, on Thursday, June 1, at 2 p. to New Picker Cemetery. Carriages. Deceased was a member of Compton Hill Council No. 555, Royal Arcanum.

(c) Xbtlee. Members of Magnolia Camp No. 394. W. O.

will meet at 1920 South Broadway, at 1 :30 p. Thursday, June 1, to attend the funeral of Sovereign Ed A. Housdorf. R. G.

SPRENGER, C. C. A. H. ENGEL, Clerk.

Solid agate 10c lint, minimum ZOo. LOST BROOCH Lost: diamond: downtown or on Park car; reward if returned. 3108 Lafayette. CI) CAKI CASE Lost, black, on dancing: floor at Highlands; owner's name card Fr.rst r.ssw. JOAT Lost, linen automobile coat, on Mc-Causland iv between Wise and Clayton rdc.

or on Clayton to 6200. Call Benton (WML DOO Lost or strayed, Scotch coiiie. Return to owner, Pelot, 717 Fllmore, and receive liberal reward. LHHl liberal reward for Information leading- to recovery of male poodle, lost or stolen May 2.1 from Pl.T Madison. IoCl Iost.

brown and white spotted: answers to name Baby; liberal reward. 3311 Voritan. 1XKJ I-Jst. email black, with uray around mouth; answers to name Tat; reward. 3310 Olive.

IKMJ Lost, white female poodle, black ear. black around tail: Just cllooed: lost iit. and "rankltn; return and receive reward. Vash. KI1-MS Ijosl.

box of films. reels. Monday rdKht: reward If returned to Criterion Theater. 244 Franklin it. FOB CHAIN Lost, leather, r-old tnono-Kram reward.

Box W-1S5. I'ost-I'lspatch. (4 GLASSKP Lost JInndav afternoon, on 4th t. or Jefferson car or on Jefferson half glasses; gold rima. with pin attachment; Initial Finder please return to 3018A Henrietta St.

Phone Victor 24HIX: reward. Cli HANI) BAG Lost, at Tower Grove Park. Tuesday. Mav HO; black: reward if re-turned to ftS4Q Folsom av. MONEY Lost, on Taylor or Market car line, about fl75; reward.

N. 4471 Kaston. I'lN Lost, icold Sacred Heart pin North St Louis, on Lee car. Return Mr. Bueter, nth; reward.

POCKET! HOOK Ixwt. containing 20 and lofige recelpta; reward. ArJ Evans. ri'RSE Lost, Tuesday, on Lee car; reward. 3i.VA Lee av.

(4) Pl'HSK Lost. Tuesday, on Cherokee car; reward. lull Cherokee st I'l'RRKr Lol; containing money, on westbound Park car. Tuesday p. m.

Call lel- mar hmht.x. pl'RSE Loet: black patent leather, containing about ST and papers; of Inn's hlarhway and Dolmtr; return to Iel- way ttotei, room reward Pt'HSH Loal. lady's, black leather: containing letters and cards, also lady's cold watch and atnall smnmetal chain purse: left on, aouthbound Broadway car about ft -45 tx m. Veoratlon day. when got off at Wa-h-ina-ton av.

return to 1211 Kullerton Pld or BMS Mora-an at. and receive liberal reward. Phone Li ndell 4633 R. i LOST ausdl FOTMbI COOK Neat, settled girl, for cooking. family of two.

and aaalst wlt no laundry: references required. Toreet COOK Experienced aeoond cook; white preferred: cail at once. Mayneld Hospital. f20 X. Taylor.

let COOK Gtrl to rook and aaatat with other light work. Phone Monroe 122U. Parkview pi. COOK Experienced trl tor cooking and downstairs work: wages ViO, references. B017 Hawthorne: Victor IvM.

CtOK Experleticd. aLt with nouaework; la family: wirei s.iO: references mnrM. Lindell. Ft. Rests Apartment.

Apar went A. center cr.urt. 7 DINING-ROOM Gl RL Experienced. 117 I.a Salle boarding house. DRESSMAKER Who can fit: $10 te start.

Delmar Press 4712 flmr bl. t3t FANCY FEATHER MAKERS Also bright girls to lern. HrAAtnw F.thep fg IQQ5 Locust St. c7 EXPERIENCED FINISHERS On high-grade laundered shirts. We pav 3fn to 42c per dozen.

We also need experienced finishers on soft-body neckband shirts; excellent opportunity for skilled finishers. NEW X.KA IsHIRT FACTORY. 0O1 Lucas av. fcS7) GIRI-S Experienced In packing department. Beston Coffee twrf N.

Broadway. GIRLS To do plain sewing: siu.lv this att- ernoon or evening. 1.14.; Acdemr. GIRL About 16 years oid. to ansist gen eral housework.

37Q1 Minnesota. to) GIRL For dining room work in boardlug house 2l N. Broadway. 5lRI Smart 16-year-old girl as helper in too-. H'58 Hamilton sv.

GIRLS 1322 Washington. Hurst-Zucki-r Neckwear Co. GIRL To work la oiflce, must have gooa handwriting. F. W.

Wool worth loAo- 52 Broadway. GIRL Experienced, to work In laboratory; rerermces required. Join eon-h ley. third floor, 7th snd St. Charles.

cl GIRLS Neat sewers, on men's steady work. Apply Hurtt-Zucker Neck wear 1322 Washington. (c3 GIRLh To put on collar snd cuffs; also girls to learn. Ely Walker Sl.lrt Kac- tory. I6th snd Locust sixth flwo-.

it-S GIRIS To fill orders, and young men to wran packages in mail order deoartment. Box R-4. Post-Dispatch. (ct GIRLS Between IK and 22 years of age. for winding and connecting small armature-.

Wagner Electric Mfg. 2017 Locust. tr4 GIRLS -Two. over 16 vearsi no rxur rlenc necessary. Ettelbrlck Shoe .725 Locust st.

Elevator. (clt RL Young country girl, light houaevt o-k clothes: small family, mar 43541- 27 Lewis re- (c GIRLS To shake and fold linen: wages $1.15 per dav. Lance Laundrv 2O04 S. Jefferson, tc) U1R Neat, colored, for cleaning and dining room: no washing 443 Wu.ihlng- ton bl. G1RL Experienced in selling bitkery rv.ds: must oe energetic, trustworthy: good -alary; Jboard and room.

22Q8 S. GIRI Experienced, to take care of 2-ycar- old child anl assist with housework; refer- nces required. Forest 1113. GIRL Neat voung. colored, cooking and hot have housework.

In suhurbs: 3 In family; must references. 523 1 Vernon. Forest 072. GIRLS I'ack ice cream cones; experience not necessary. Apply American Cone 2Q1 4th.

(c8 GIRL girl to care for two children and assist with upstairs work. 422-Flora hi. lc) GIRI' Wxperte-iocd. lor cooking and first-floor work no wa-hiiit; references; wages call 4459 Laclede. ii GIRL Help dining room girl; $20 Per month, i room and board.

Washington Hotel Steward, King's highway and Washington av. (e4) 18-YEAR OLD GIRL Offire work to learn to be cashier. SCHAPER STORK. Hth snd Washington, (c) vt GIRLS At BEST- CLYMER ISlfg. Virginia and Davis.

ii 8. 6-T5 HELP Experienced on gowns. Call Delmar til. HO I 'SEGIRL Colored, work. 37 l.ewls pi.

for general Forest 431. souse- HoUSIiGIRL Young, to assist with house-nrk, Apply bak ery. 1312 Csss. (c) HOUSEGIRL German, lor housework. in bakery; 2 in family.

2222 Victor St. HOI'SEGIRI -For general housework, at 1835 Russell. c4 HOUHEGIRL For general housework; fam- lly of grown people, im.it ivensington. HOUSEGIRL For general housework; washing or Ironing. 3625 Russell.

HOCSEGIRl washing. -For general 755 Bartmcr. bouse work; no HOl'SEGl KL For general flat. Apply 3HI1 1 tsh pi housework. in IC) HOl'SEGl RL For general housework.

Lafayette av. 352U HOUSEGIRL For general housework; apply 6314 Waterman. ct 1 SEGIRL tiei man 2301 N. 13tl- girl lor housework. milSMilKL lDUIlK girl, slrt with housework.

85BH Juniata. ll-Ht hnuMwura. A.S fayette sv HOUSEGIRL Young, work snd children. to sselst with houa 1813 Sidney st HOl'SEGIRL White girl for work. E.

Sharp. Jefferson general hou Harrecks. tt. HOUSEGIRL-work. 52f4 -Young, white, for light buu Page bl.

i -Kor general iiousework; g- HOI'SEGIRI home. 235H Menard. HOUSEGIRL With experience. S4iJt Hum- (c5) phrey. HOUSEGIRL For general housework.

4.i Algonquin Webstar Groves. Webster 15SHW. (c) HOl'SEGl RL For housework; no washing or ironlng. Apply In dry gooos store. Gravols v.

ic) HOUSEGIRL White, for general housework; 2 In family; references. l44 N. King's highway. HOUSEGIRL Must be good cook, assist sen- eral housework. 443 Washington For- est H679.

1IDI SKUIRL To let with general houM- work. in small boarding house; references required. 3741 Washington. HOUSEGIRL White girl for general house work in family of three adults; 4j Lewis EL HOUSEGIRL White girl for genersl housework; no Isundry or outside work; good wages. Forest H542.

5f.fO Chsmberlsln av. HOUKtSGIRL White girl to lt In general housework. Riverside 1L56W. 407t R. Broadwsy.

HOUSEGIRL For genersl housework, to go awsy with family for summer. 2233 La- fayette sv. HOUSEGIRL Colored. for genersl housework; no laundry: go horns nights; $. 6207 Ridge.

Forest hHOflw. HOUSEGIRL Girl that Is looking more for good home than wages; German preferred. 234S Montgomery. HOUSKilKl or general nousewnrk; experienced, good wagesc; do washing. Apply f.346 Ms tie.

(cf HOl'SEGl Hit White girl for housework; one who can sew preferred. 4137 Delmar. Delmar 3270L irt Hol'SEGlKL Reliable white girl for genersl housework; no washing; good wagws. eiotl Klngsbury. tct HOL'HEOIRL White, spertenced.

for enr- 1 houMK-DTR: no w-sshlng; $19 or $2t. relmar 4 1 woeny hui bAiK- general aouse- ork; no washing: good cook. 422 lore bl. tc) HOt'SKGlRL nsllshle irlrl, for genersl housework. 6010 Maple av.

Phone Cabany 1, C-) HOl'NKOIHL White. f'r genersl houeework-smsll family: no washing. uM5 McPber- son f.25J. if.) HOIS EG 1 woman, for general hnuset work; small lla.1; good home. 7.WtA FuclM t-i liOUtEIRL Competent girl for general housework; must be good cook.

0217 Dot- mr M. e) HOt'SKOlK-. tlirl for general housework; no outside work; small family, fiiii r. 1'n sv. flOUSKOl RL For genersl house work: Urw fer one tno win go uoiin night; references.

CJT? IloUSEGi Rl For general houeework. for family of adults. el' Mcpherson; lorvt 35 HOUSEGIRLKouthern colore. 1 girl to general housework or cook: good rfari. Csbanr 2421.

tiui PH.HIII---r or genera) snusewnrk, re cooking; small family; good home. r4 Cstes sv jj White, for general nousework small family; no waahtng. ylrsl floor 5533 Berlin. 1IOUHEG1R1 'Kxtoi-tenrt girl for houee-work: most be neat snd clean: also gnn4 cook reference required, apply u4 West ilOl CEG1RI -Young gtrl to do light faoue! work; call 0S22 Ron talne take Page far. HOUSkVJIRL To assist Vii rework four-1-14 flat.

good tmtna and wages. HOUSfc'CIRt whit ir al in general hAeor. 8537 Crtttendee, Gran4 lerrf iood girl for g.nSal!KSiS work: small fstnll e.ja wesm-aster. YOUNG MAX To sell roods en train. 214 B.

ZlSt St. SHOE WORKERS BOY To feed heeler. Apply Johansen Bros. Shoe 3V40 Laclede. LAST PULLERS McElroy and Lucas.

Sloan. 21st SHOE WORKERS Vampers. top stitchers. allround stitchers: out of town; no trouble. E.

Owens. 2105 Cherokee. SORTER Sole leather: apply at once. Mis souri Tanning Prairie and Benedict. 'c TREERS Lucas.

-McElroy-Sloan Shoe 21st and (c3l TREERS Experienced on ladles' shoes. Applv S. P. F. Shoe Vandeventer and Laclede.

VAMPERS Male or female, on women's fine shoes; no trouble. The Julian It Kokenge Cincinnati. O. c3) AGIENTVVANTED AGENTS Men and women; flrst-class line of guaranteed household netds: If you want to make more monev. call and see us.

Room glO Chestnut St. AGENTS Our novelty sign cards are easy to sell to merchants, restaurants, billiard halls, etc. they talk; call or send for free catalogue. Gadd 4037 Easton. St.

Louis. AGENTS S3 to dally: great money-making tor- tunt ur' easy to demonstrate; not sold to stores: write for free sample offer and narticulars of new discovery. A. Horst 132 W. 13th Davenport.

Io. lOFVTS Hr la ono article on the maTKe thut aella- customer re waiting for it: big profits: get particulars and free sample; not aoid to store trade. Wilds Hamrlck. 316 Story Ios Angeles, Cal I t) ClOO legltl mail orriot- business WS fumlsh everything: right party need not worry about capital: splendid chance for intelligent, employed Person to control independent business on profit-sharing basis, beginning in par time evenings at home: particulars free. Op- nftrf imuie nrfmn HiiTtain rs 1.

LADY AGENTS LADIES Copy letters at home, spare time; c.n.l tamnd envelone for par ticulars. Cn-Operative Advertising Service Bo 27. St. Louis. CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS CANVASSERS Either week or more.

620A sex: can make N. Garrison. $12 CAN ERS Experienced, reliable, city or country: excellent proposition ror nsni parties: room W4. K10 Olive. tci CANVASSERS IO young ladles, on a house hold necessity for city and country; salary nnit commission nald annlv after 6 3726 A St.

Louis: see Mr. Lewis. CANVASSERS employment awaits 2 honest, energetic Catholic; local end road work- call before a. m. after 4 o.

m. Yost, 001 Star Bldg. CANVASSERS Earn $100 weekly, managing clean legitimate mail order business; we furnish everything: right party need not worry about capital: splendid chance for In tr IMirenr emnlnverl nerson to control in dependent business on Drof It-sharing basis. beginning in spare time evenings at home; particulars free. Opportunities Lzcnange Buffalo.

N. Y. SOLICITOR Good specialty, for Catholic faith: sells on sight; good commission. Call 7('l Pontiac Bldg. SOLICITORS Experienced, liberal commls cinn, onrl tra bonus monev Tald to pro.

ducers: big new territory in new steel plant district. Bellnet Installment Duluth. Minn. PARTNERS WANTED PARTNER Wtd. Party with $600 can buy half interest in profitable business.

Box W-117. Post-Disnatch. ic) PAHTNFR Wtd For confectionery and cigar business: splendid opportunity for party with small capital. Box W-UW PARTNER Wtd. decorating uustness, fine established trade; can learn in six months: monev secured.

P. O. Box 343. SALESMEN WANTED SALESMAN Furniture. Franklin av.

E. Blederman. 805 lc SALESMAN Active. energetic, tor local work. Apply to W.

A. Vormehr. 308 11th 4th floot (c37 SALESMAN City: tires and accessories high-class men only; call on auto owners, Box R-2. Post-Dispatch. IcHO) SALESMEN 50.

to help handle our contract of fine tea and dinner ware: ad vance premiums: big commissions. Come and sfe us. Athletic Tea 7QO Lucas rv. (cS SALESMAN loung man. about 18 years old, to wait on retail trade of flrst-class concern; salary.

40 per month to start; mus furnish references. hsox vv-liti, SALESMAN By old-established collection agency, to cail on local retail merchants good proposition to man of ability. 1010 Svn- dlcate Trust Bldg. (c3) SALESMAN Elderly gentleman, about 5i vears of age. to wait on retail trade of first-class concern; salary.

$40 per month to start: must turnisn relerences. uol w-t, Post-Dispatch. SALESMAN Experienced; acquainted with the institutions of St. County that use groceries: excellent opportunity for right man: write, stating names of institutions acquainted with. Box -1 67.

Post-Dls. SALESMEN To sell a very attractive and active copper-lead-zinc stock; best proposi tlon In the market, best pay, leads, adver tislng and eo-operatlon rurnlshed; average salesman makes over $150 week net. Call or write 1103 Boatmen's Bank Bldg St. I-ouls SALESMAN About SO. for established busl ness.

paving $25 to $30 and offering a further inducement to man of clean, result getting record, permanent future, with ad vancenient rapid. Jewel Tea 22tO fine St. iouis. tc" SALESMEN Pepper made 3t354 In one week new "Business Men's'' $5000 policy, payi $25 a week, costs only $2.50 quarterly, con tains absolutely no exceptions, evasions or non-pavment clauses. Missouri Business Men Accident A Health Association.

JOtU Fuller ton St. Iuis. Mo. Icn3) SALESMEN Onr line of aluminum and enamel cooking utensils, combined with quick-selling retail and premium plans, of fers a great opportunity to wide-awake sales men; protected territory and a liberal drawing I II' T'l ttrruuui. i i iwni American Hotel.

6TOCK SALESMAN If you are a high grade man and can leae city at once, have the best stock selling proposition known; possibilities unlimited: four men wanted to leave with sales manaarr. at once. Call Olive 1448. afternoon, today or tomorrow, or Lindell 5502W. evening, for interview.

A. .1. Johnson. SALESMAN Of more than ordinary ability, able to sell large trade, thoroughly expe rlenced. of unquestionable integrity, mitn rec ord for results: to such a man will assign exclusive territory; remuneration no object want we.

want is results through straight high-grade salesmanship. 7m chestnut t. suite mm-1. i SALESMEN Clothing; experienced. Apply B.

NUGENT BROS. D. G. CO (c) SOI lOlTINO SALESMAN McAribur. Mercliants-Lscleda Bldg.

fdfl TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES MEN We teach you driving, repairing, overhauling, rebuilding, on all makes of machines and help you secure good positions. SU Lotds Automobile College. -734 Olive st. (cMi WANTED Immediately, names of men snd women -who will accept Government positions; am helping hundreds to Government jobs: call or write. P.

Oiramt, Ftillertoo St. Louis. Mo. lcS7 10 YOU WANT position for lite, witn Ms pay, short hours and are advancement I Then work for Uncle fum. My free Illustrated book.

tells how to get as appointment. Earl Hopkins, Wsihlngton. C. AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL teach you how; our graduates are 1n demand: ood positions await vou: rrlr reduced. Capt.

John J4erry. 3110 Waahlnston bl. IrSt ELP WANTED WOM EN. Cl LS APPRENTICK GIRL To learn dressmaking; nay while learning. 5217 Delmar bl iei BAKERY SALESGIRI -Experlencetf; if.

permanent. Oakes. 512 IOcst. (c) General iilNDERY GIRLS Exper1encel I'rlnt lng 11 Morgan. BINDERY GIRL Experienced.

St. Bindery fth and Walnut sts. Louis tci CAROM EL WRAPPERS Experienced; no others need spnly. Meward Candy Far. tory.

Main and Washington. (Ci CASHIER Young lady; one who can write. 720 Olive f) CHAMUEK-MAID At once; whit. Hellen. beck.

Spring and fine; must be expert enred. CHAMBERMAID Experienced white whit. Applv Buckinghans Asms. Kt'm highway and Washington White. Washington.

private boarding house. 3643 COOK White girl for plain eookln in.J housework Foreet hiso. Ielmr 2245. e) t'(X)k For small restaurant. Apply atonal Esston sv.

COOK 1A hit girl stairs work; no 157W. for conking snd down-laundry. Call Hanley lOOK German gtri fir cooking. no ah- ins or trontng: small family. Waah- Irgton.

O. 1 1 -I 1 1 t-' encea good ws; Jewish home. Call Kltv- loch. CUytcn Wtw, to PCRSE Lost, lady's black: on northbound 7th et. car.

Monday evening, with change, excursion tickets, Oospel St. John, name and nrirlr. ofll I i r- RING Lost, baby's chip diamond rinjr. on nji.ji i uciM tcn icieie mm reward. Hox L-277.

Post-Dispatch; St. Clair 1S1. SPECTACLKS Lost gold, in case, on IStii st. car, between Union Station and St. Louis Tuesdav.

about p. m. Return and get reward. ifllO N. 21st st.

STICKPIN Lost; opal, oval shape: liberal reward. F. K. Main 22ir. 412 X.

th. UMBRELLA Lost, silver jnd pearl handle; on St. Charles car. Return 5143 Ridge; reward c) UMBRELLA Lost, sterling silver handle: ward. Phone Lindell 1201.

4.h!7 Laclede, id WATCH FOB Lost. Monday: Orand reward. gold. Call (4) WRIST WATCH Lost. Monday afternoon: monogram B.

valued highly as keepsake: liberal reward. Ea-ston. (c4) FOUND DOO Found, thoroughbred Irish setter: call anv evening between 6 and 7. Forest 707" R. (c ROSARY Fqund.

gold link rosary, Thursday afternoon. Call 3ftlfA Evans. FOUND RY THE POLICE. BICYCLE Black; Phaplelgh. Tenth District.

PASSBOOK Chicago, 111.: 17.002: Eleventh District. KEYS Seven: Ter-th District. FOUND IN UNION STATION. PACKAGE. UMBRELLA, POCKETBOOK -Rasrasre room.

Personal and Spteial Notice. SOr, ver Hne-Adoption. 15c: Coming Evente and Legal 10c -solid agate. Minimum lines. PEmSOJNAL full amounts must accompany orders tv mail PERSONAL George: Emma dving; sake come or write, quick.

Outch. God's PERSONAL Columbia, come home at once: will make arrangements to suit vour par-ente. ADOPTION FOR ADOPTION Fine babv bov. Palms Maternity Home, 4M8 X. 0 th East St.

Louis. 111. ir,) FOR ADOPTION Exceptionally fine baby boy and girl; Chouteau Maternity Home, 2044 Lafayette av. Sidnev TITO. sale: of stoddakd county BONDS.

iMO.i The undersigned. J. A. Rarham. County Treasurer of Stoddard Count v.

will at bis office In the city of Bloomfleld In sail county, receive Mealed proposals for the purchase of an issue of $15,000 of bonds of said countv. issued for the purpose of building a countv (all. The said bonds will bear 3 per cent Interest per annum, pavpble semiannually, end will mature at the rate of $1000 of the principal each year, beginning after a period of five years. The said bids will be opened in the presence of the County Court of the said countv at 2 o'clock p. on the 15th day of June.

1016. and under the direction of said court, the said Treasurer reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Done bv order of the County Court, this first day of Mav. lflie. R.

V. JONES. Countv Clerk. J. A.

BARHAM. County Treasurer. EMPLOYMENT WANTED Solid agate. 5c line, business notices. ovtion.

10c Itne: minimum lines. MEN-BOYS AN educated, aggressive business man. 34, possessing selling and executive abilitv, will consider any proposition that will en able him to demonstrate his qualifflcations and at the same time live decently. Box W-139. Post-Dispatch.

(4 ARTIST birst-claas commercial, layout man and letterer, desires position. Box W-1B2. Post-Uispatch. (80) ASSISTANT MANAGER Sit. bv a highly capable assistant manager, age 30; wants to connect witn good nrrn: am a thorough executive, accountant, correspondent, with 18 years' diversified experience.

Including organization and business development work; nignest credentials rrom past, ernpiovers: in tervlew confidential. Rox W-179. ATTORNEY experienced traffic and credit man. desires position. Box W-136.

Post- Dispatch 3 Al'iu MECHANIC do your work at home if preferred: first-class work guar-anteed. J. W. Findiow. Sidney 24S7.

(i BAKER Sit. by good baker as first or second hand. 2or3 Dickson. BAKER Sit. by allround: married: steady; country preferred.

Box W-195. Post-Dis! BAKER Wants sit. as a light second. Box W-ltl. Post-Dispatch.

BAKER Sit. experienced on cakes and pas-try: also cooking. Box W-lSji. (TO LAKER Sit. iy first-class.

bread. cakes country; small shop. Charles Ohmer. liOO r. tn st.

(3) uai: i utn sir. dv renaDie, sober now employed; best references. Sidney 5207. j. Hush.

BARTENDER Experienced, good at cooking and lunch counter work, with best city reference, desires steady position. Box W-lSs. Post-Dispatch. (3) ROY IS years old: learn the automo- pue nusiness. rox t'ost-1 iispatch CARPENTER Sit.

by first-class, nonunion, on new or repair. Bell Grand 3721 M. CARPENTER Wants new or repair work by contract; good mechanic. Lindell CHAUFFEUR truck or fami- ly 3 years experience, i.indell :Q.iHR. CHAUFFEUR Sit.

by married man; can give goon reterences. rtugoy orest CHAUFFEUR Sit. by young man. 21: fur nlsh recommendation; good habits. Box post-uispatcb.

CHAUFFEUR experienced Ford: good appearance: good salesman and solicitor: aged best references and bond. Doi W-UpQ. Post-Dispatch. (4) CHAUFFEUR Sit. by white, mechanic.

2' years old: years experience: truck or private: willing to tour: best Pox Post-Disnatch. CHAUFFEUR Experienced auto mechanic desires position as chauffeur or garage man; capable of taking full control of ga-inge. with knowledge of any make of car. references as to habits, character and of the best Box J-17. Post-Dispatch.

(4i CHEF Sit. by Al man: willing to leave citv; references. Address J. 2635 Allen" Grand 3256W. CLERK Sit.

by young man, age 25: have chemical, packing house and pail manufacturing experience: must have work. Box W-94. Post-Dispatch. FIREMAN good: can give good city references: steady place. Call Bomont 2SH3R.

(4 HOUSE AXD YARD MAX Pit. white: references: drive car if desired. Box W-120. Post-Dispatch. JANITOR And wife would like To take charpre of an apartment: understands maintenance: used to repair work.

Pox L-1K, Pnst-Pisnatch. MACHINIST First-class diamond jig maker, wants employment. Rox W-lls, Posi- Dispatch. (5I MAN' Aged married, must have work: has no trade. Rox W-144.

Pot-Pis. MAX Toung. 22. wants work, any kind: auto and electrical experience. Pox -1 07.

Pos -Dispatch MAN 24. would like place to leem press feeding, some experience. N. -T. Kristanich.

22Q 1 St. (71 MAN Young married man desires a position of some kind; will do any kind of work. Box L-1S. Post-Dispatch. iTO MAN Sit.

as driver, well acquainted with streets and retail trade of St. Louis and East St. Louis: can furnish best of references. N. Runtat.

Keokuk. (3) MAN Sit. bv young man, in cabaret or other theatrical work: good piano player and baritone singer. Peduzist. 4306 Cook.

(4) MAN Looking for Job. steady, at $1." per week: experienced at bookkeeping and e.t at oook and married. painting, 3St, HOX W-lll. Post-Dispatch MAN Young. goinir to California.

about June 4. for several months, would represent reliable firm on salary or commission; a-rresstve and efficient: give full narticu-lwrs. Rot tV-IRO Post Dispatch. -fTO PAPER HANGER paper hanging, by roll: only best workmanship guaranteed: reasonable. Bomont 3Q4.

PORTER Sit. by man. porter work; 10 vears' experience; allround man. O. Henrv.

2Cn Chestnut phone Bomont 23. 4) PRINTER years' experience newspaper and Job; would like to work nig ht: refs. Ttox W-ll. Post-Dispatch. SALESMAN city traveling: staple line; experienced.

Hox W-1T2. Pont-Dls. 141 YOUNG MAN 25 years of age. having had experieno in correspondence, credits, bookkeeping, selling, desires permanent position with firm where ability is needed: can give the Pest references and am i willln to mart at moderate salary. "Rox K-l 10.

Post-Dispatch. 53x) PERSONAL. BOY In lunchroom, with some experience; reference required: call. 5744 Easton a v. BOY About 16.

to deliver groceries and meat. 023 Clarendon. tc) BOY To work In drug store, kee. 3400 Chero- BOY To work in 3O03 Arsenal st. meat shop; good salary.

BOY Errand boy; steady position: gooa opportunity for bright bov. Anolv t01 Equitable hfdg. tci uu ro deliver pacKages; wonderful opportunity for advancement. Apply Irwins. WJ9 Washington.

(c31 BOY To distribute circulars. Call at 8 o'clock Thursday mornina. Gateley's. 821 ashlngton. fe) Bol-lor light factory and office work; 16 years old.

W. J. Frank Mfg. 1H X. 2d st.

BOY 18 or over, to deliver packages; salary Metropolitan Pharmacy. Grand and Olive. HOYS 10 to IS years, to make crates: prefer those familiar with handling tacks. Leigh Banana Case rear 100 Riddle st. lei BO i Or man.

experienced in skirt pleating and button shop; one who can pleat skirts with paper patterns: also run a pleating mi-chlne. Boi R-fl. Post-Dispatch. Ic) BOY About 10 vears old. to deliver bun dles and learn the wholesale business: call Thursday morning.

Hirsch 1324 Washington. (e) BOY About IS years of age. experienced in factory; to put on belts and make himself generally useful. Moss-Strauss Mfg. 20th and Locust.

(c) BOYS 10 years old: grammar school education: to learn laboratory work, cutting stencils, packing, shipping and cleaning up: must live with parents; reference required: chance for advancement. Call 2117 Franklin. BUSH ELM AN Or helper, to work store. Apply 414 De Ballviere. in tailor (C) BUSHELMAN-llnsvllle -Haberinaas.

East St. Louis. Col- BUSHELMAN Experienced. Apply Steer F. G.

9th and Olive. F. A. BUSHELMAN Must be able to do pressing; come ready for work. Plax.

41flrt Ashland. BUTTON MAKER At 415 Lucas. (c8) CARPET Cleanina RENOVATOR Chicago 3820 Finney. irpet tc) CARPENTER Nonunion. av.

between and 6. Call at 3715 Texas CARPET LAYER Man, experienced on altering and laying carpets: none other need apply; steady work. Call 2724 X. Grand, let CARRIAGE BLACKSMITH Experienced; apply at once. Pioneer Auto and Vehicle 34QO S.

Broadway. icj CHAUFFEUR For truck: married, man: must be reliable and have recommendation from last place of, employment. Apply W. Schneider Wr. W.

L. 915 Franklin av.tci CLERK Experienced grocery. 2200 Ran-c4i dolph st. CLERK Middle-aged man as clerk In warehouse, near Grand and Laclede: salary week: state age: answer in own handwriting. Box Post-Pispatch.

lc) COAT MAKER Rushelman. Apply G. Cohen. 3d and Madison. Madison, III.

tc) CONCRETE MEN 2i colored. Spring and Rutger. Eyermann Const. Co. CONCRETE LABORERS 10.

colored, tomorrow morning, at Compton Hill reservoir. Louisiana and Gever. COOK Must he first-class man: night work. Robinson's Restaurant. 3.ri.'i0 Olive; COOK Experienced man tor night work.

S07 N. Grand. Delmonico Cafe COOK Short -order cook neat and quick; at once. way. must 3703 be sober, X.

Broad- COOK Young man. boat; going North. way. white: private Apply 8201 S. house-Broad- CORE MAKERS Steady work: good pav.

Apply St. Louis Malleable Casting 7sM) N. Rroadway. 3cl COUNTER MAN For night work; call 2 o'clock. 1223 Chouteau.

DEMONSTRATOR Experienced, and adjuster for stove repair stitcher, factory position. Phone Olive cj DISHWASHER Experienced only. Grand. Delmonico Cafe. 807 X.

DISHWASHER Come ready for work. De Ballviere av. DISHWASHER Experienced: 6 week. room and board. 3000 N.

Broadway. c) DISH WASH ER For cook short orders. night; one who can l(M4 S. Vandeventer. DRAFTSMEN Mecnanical draftsmen witn experience in the design of transformers.

Address Chief Clerk. Engineering Department, Westinghouse Mfg. East Pitts-burg. Pa. (clOO) DRIVER Experienced, colored or white.

Ap-ply ll'2 Franklin. c3t DRUG CLERK Junior; 2 or 3 years' experience: good hours. Box C-70. DRUGGIST Registered: evenings: also to help serve at soda fountain. Box C-11S.

Post-Dispatch. (4) ELEVATOR 721 Olive st. -Chemical Bldg. ENG Licensed, drv. Victor st Old St.

Louis Laun-(ci ERRAND BOYS Call 51s Granite Bldg. icl ERRAND BOY Abbot Jacket 9o3 Lucas. 1 4c) ERRAND BOY-advancement. -Permanent position; $4 with Room 80O. S10 Olive.

ic3) ERRAND BOY Kutterer-Jansen. StISVi N. otli st. jej ERRAND BOY Who knows the city: aged 16 years. S2" Olive st "cj FARM HAND Call Wm.

Schroeder. care Holdman's saloon. East Granite City: take Horseshoe Lake car to Lender's Station. FINISHER Varnlsher on body finishing: must be experienced. Box cl FINISHER On wrought iron.

steel sash, steel stairs 421 S. Cth sL and (c4) FRAME NAILER Experienced, tucky av. Dorr planing mill. 1317 Ken- (c) FRAME MAKER Experienced, for furniture factorv; capable of making chair and dav-enport frames. Apply S.

aiiv (c3i VHKIKHT CAR CARPENTERS With tools Applv Merchants Bridge terminal repair track. Mad.aon. 111. (c.ll GROCERY CLERK Experienced. Market.

1131 Union. Kohn's (c GROCERY CLERK Take orders and deliver references. Baltzor. Overland, Mo. phone Clayton 14SX HARDWOOD FINISHER With furniture factory experience.

Apply IO09 Lucas. (c) HATTER Must be good hand flatter, on ladies' Panamas. Panama-American Hat Works. 1332 Washington. HOUSEMAN Colored house and yard man close to citv: small wages, but good home.

Box J-RH. Post-Dispatch. (cSO) White, for housework: no ob Jectlon to one speaking German only. 3739 lnasor pij ICE CREAM MAKER Must he experi enced, willing to leave tty: mus: give referent.es. Apply asn'inrton.

cji INSIDE WIREMAN St. Clair County Gas and Electric Belleville. IH. (clOO) JANITORS White; apply 1412 Chemical Olive. 721 fc3) JANITOR Colored; call KB18 Delmar.

at once. Smit ic) JANITOR Colored. by large mercantile house: answer giving past experience and references. Box Post-Dispatch. tc) LABORERS Greggs; Kirk wood-Ferguson car.

Evens How-am ire uncle o. ics) LABORERS APPLY PARKER-RUSfeELL M. M. 3314 MORGAN FORD. (cl) LABORERS Granitoid laborers.

3634 glnla Victor 3QQ2J. LABORERS To work in quarry, applv at the Progress Quarry. Arthur a v. and Fris co Railroad. (c3) LABORERS Colored paving work.

Apply Skrainka Construction Lillian and Bernavs a Union car north. (c) LABORERS To learn molding trade: can make to $3 daily in 8 weeks; start at $1 85 per dav. St. I-ouls Malleable Casting Co 7S00 X. Broadway.

(cs) LABORERS Applv to JOE WILLIAMSOX. end of Cherokee line, at 7 7324 Gravola :30 a. m. 4 LABORERS Common labor is still greatly needed around automobile factories in Flint; we pay 22Hc to per hour. Don't wait to write: come on: no labor trouble; no chsrge mede for Jobs.

Frank Swan, 404 Harrison Flint. Mich. (cSi LABOR ERS EVENS HOWARD FIRE BRICK CO. 5200 MANCHESTER AY. ei "2755 LATHERS Three, ready Llmlt Maplewood.

for work. MACHINISTS First-class, who do not object to leaving city; rood wages: give ref-erenres. Pox W-132. Poat-Dlspatch. 3i MACHINIST Experienced in marine gasoline engines.

Call 3042 Cass. 0 to ft p. m. (C4) MACHINISTS TOOL MAKERS AND DIE MAKERS: GOOD WAGES FOR FIRST-CLASS MEN. INLAND MACHINE WORKS.

STH AND MOUND. MAN For farm work. Call 5433 Gravols. MAN Experienced kitchen man. Restaurant.

4100 Olive. Mchertx's tc) MAN Good worklngman. at once; th scythe. 4v S. Broadway.

cut srra-s MAN To run Broadway. a band reaaw. 1714 N. MAN Elderly, to attend two buggy and work around house. horses and 113 Laml.

MAN For shoe shine parlor; $11 week, 610 Esston av. (4) MAN Experienced in packing and shipping room. nger Bros. Cloak 1224) Washington. tc) YOUXO MAX Handy with tools, wants work of.

nX kind: prefer work with advancement. Box W-15S. Post-Disnatch. (3 IF You have work in vour office hat requires the attention of an intiii.r,t indnRtHotTS. well-educated man, having of flog experience, and said work properly handled worth a year, aooress Hoy t-n.

ist SITUATIONS WOMEN. GIRLS COOK Sit. by middle-aged lady first-class cook. 2207 Bismarck. COOK Sit.

by first-class, colored; no chil-dren: stay on place: quiet, clean. Call Lln-dell Qiao after 0 o'clock DOCTOR'S ASSISTANT Reliable voung lady wishes position in doctor's office: no ste- nograony. tiox Post-Dispatch, DRESSMAKER Sit. by competent: wishes a few engagements in families. 3424 Commonwealth.

DRESSMAKER Sit. by designer; also tat-lor wishes work; call evenings; Forest 1 283 R. t4) DRESSMAKER wishes work bv dav suits, summer dresses, shirtwaists. Forest 7104. GIRL Experienced, German, wants cooking or housework: no laundry.

151S La Salie. OIRL Sit. by German girl for cleaning, by day: PhoneLindell 1344. GIRL Sit. by neat, colored, nurse or house-work: apartment.

Phone Lindell 54C2. OIRL Sit. by colored; to help with Central "r2. Fomont GIRL Sit- to do light work, in Christian Science family, where I can feel at home and have good treatment. Phone Sidnev "041R.

(41 OIRI. Sit. by young. 14 years old. in seventh grade school: refined and attractive: wishes to be companion in refined home of come means, for school and clothes: a beautiful character and record; parties must live in St.

Louis, and exchange references. Box D-20S. Post-Dispatch. (S3) HOUSEGIRL colored: general house-work. Phone Lindell 6227W.

HOUSEGIRL Sit. by neat colored girl for general housework. Call at 1.114 Chestnut. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by neat, colored girl, to do general work.

Bomont 7444. HOI SEGIRL general housework or nurse, in Maplewood: must go home nights. Waldemar. (41 HOUSEGIRL Sit. by neat colored girl to assist with housework and children, Bomont 1371W.

HOUSEGIRL colored: to assist with general housework: reference. Lindell 4011R. HOUSEGIRL young; light housework and nursing; reference. 3113 West Pine; Lindell HOUSEGIRL Sit. by good colored flrl for housework; good plain cooking.

723 X. Jefferson. hUi'SEKF-EPER SU. in motherless home. or invalid.

Rox W-142. Post-Dispatch. Cl) HOUSEKEEPER rooming house or la references. Box L-167. Post-Pis.

HOUSEKEEPER unincumbered middle-aged, in motherless home or couple employed: good, plain cook: references: answer bv mail onlv. 140SA Grattan st. HOUSEWOMAX housework by lady; go home nights: call 1S11 Carr st. LADY Experienced, wishes position in hotel, institution, in or out of citv; references. Box F-200.

Post-Dispatch. LAUNDRESS colored; reference. Cen-tral LAUNDRESS colored: first 4 days of week: reference. Bomont 20S0W. LAUNDRESS Sit.

by nrst-class, for Friday: best references. Cabany 3321R. LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class, white. Riverside 732.

LAUNDRESS Or cleaning: sit. Thursday and Friday. 223 Lawton: Bomont 1210. LAUNDRESS Sit. by- ftrst-elas-.

colored. Thursday out: references. Lindell 7n. LA UNDRESS Sit bv first-class hite. Thursday and Friday.

Bomont f7ft for LAUNDRESS Sit. bv colored. Thursday and Krldav: nhone Emma. Bomont 174. LAUNDRESS first-class work; bundles to take home.

Benton JOS5. i4 LAUNDRESS Sit. bv colored first-class; Thursday and Friday. Bomont 21S0W. LAUNDRESS laundry work, half davs.

Residence. 201 X. Leffingwell: Tyler 1107. LAUNDRESS laundry work: colored; dav or half day. Bomont 1023.

LAUNDRESS Wants bundles to bring home. first-class work: reasonable: references. Lindell Pine. LAUNDRESS does beautiful work: wants Wednesday and Thursday. Address I f.stal to 42S Flnnev.

LAUNDRESS Monday and Wednesday out. or bring washing home. Call Grace, Lindell r.l".0. LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class; also house cleaning.

Mondav, Tuesday. 2010 Pine: Bomont LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class colored. Thursdavs. Fridays or Saturdays, or bundles to bring home.

Lindell 404R. LAUNDRESS experienced white woman wants bundles to take home; excellent work: reasonable. Lindell OSSW. LAUNDRESS Sit. by colored; Southern; first-class: city references; West End only.

Thomas. Bomont 1471. NURSE Sit. by experienced baby nurse; willing to go away; with references. 222s I -t.

room NURSE Sit. by good, colored, settled nurse for babv or adults; travel if needed. IQOU.R. STENOGRAPHER Sit. by experienced, employed: desires change; small office preferred.

Delmar 2072J STENOGRAPHER Neat, experienced. desires position: capable of handling minor correspondence without dictation; also collections Grand 41 S3. 5) WAITRESS Sit. by experienced: also man and wife: wants rooming house to manage. Call Olive 1231.

WOMAN Sit. in bakery or confectionery; experienced: references. Central 9100X. WOMAN German, wants work by the day. 321(5 Washington av.

WOMAN Colored, wants more cleaning for this week. Lindell 1210W. WOMAN cleaning and laundry work. for last part of week. Phone Grand 3r47.

WOMAN Sit. bv colored; cooking or housework: city references. Bomont 1073W. WOMAN American: light housework few hours every morning. Lindell 2439R.

WOMAN Sit. by colored, to clean, varnish and wax floors: references. Bomont 215. WOMAN Neat, colored, wants office or dav work. X.

7 S. 23d st. WOMAN Sit. bv settled German woman, experienced cooking and general work. 3121 Lucas.

WOMAN Sit. by colored lad v. to look after house for ladies or gentlemen; reference. 201 S. leffingwell.

WOMAN capable, experienced; manager and serving employed lunches. Phone Lindell 14SR. WOMAN Sit. bv experienced, for upstairs work or cleaning by the day. Box W-1P2.

Post-Dispatch. '3 HELP WAMTEP 2 Xnlid nnate. 10c line, except agents, sales men, canvassers, solicitors, mail orders 15c line; minimum, lines. MEN-BOYS ASSISTANT Or registered pharmacist; must be hustler: Goodfellow and Subur ban tracks. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC Bring references.

Mayer Undertaking 42S X. Eu- t-Hd. PAKE Good second hand. 4QOO Maffltt. ic) i RHER'S APPRENTICE With Jyear's experier.ee: must be good shaver.

400-o Kas RFNCH HAND On frames! Apply Planing Mill. Proadwav and Monroe. vifvcw MAN To work from blue prints Apply Western Mil! Work Co 4 and Carter. Ic) ton. BLACKSMITHS' HELPERS Two.

wagon, to) l.2- Jiio. steadv work for right man: must be sober. Wm. Pate. Horlne.

Mo. (c) hot KEEPER Experienced bookkeeper and stenographer, man or lady; steady position? references required: good chance for advancement for right party; state salary a5ni78mrJ" vc-914 Post -Dispatch. (4) wanten. i-w 1714 X. Broadway.

(c) rjOYSTo run errands. Wlndegger. 514 Pine. HOY To work in drug store. 3S49 Finney.

fioYS 16 years old: bring certificate. Co- i.tmbTa Box 10OO North Market. c) BOY Abcut 16 years oia. to learn couse painting. Apply li.

Arlington. cS) BOY To deliver orders. Boyle. Apply 307 N. (c) BOY About 15.

work in drug store. Car- ter ami Kea tfua ns. BOY Paste boy: experienced. Call after 6 p. ats'A u.ciiy.

BOY 14 to 15 years old. Apply 20SA Market st. (c) BOY To learn trunk making. Herkert Melsel Trunk utn anq yneatnut. (c) BOY Paste boy.

5107 North Market. Call after m. BOY Delivery. Apply IC J. Roeenkranz.

1S2 S. Grand. (c5 BOY For tying packages: must be over 16. 22O0 Pine st. (c) BOY For delivery and office work 111 print- lng office.

703 Pontlac Bldg. (ci BOY Or man. to work in coal office. 310 Ewing av. BOY To work in drug store.

800 Hick ory. MAN Or couple without children, to work on small country place, near St. Louis; farmer preferred. Box W-1Q. Post-Dls.

MAN AND WIFE To work on farm, near city: under owner's direction. Box L-27. Post-Dispatch. MAN Middle-aged, house and vard; Julian. German, to assist if private boarding house.

MAN AND WIFE To work on place In country as houseman and gardener: best of references required: phone Forest 7f27. tel MAN Young man or delivery boy. for grocery and meats: take orders and deliver; prefer one who understands cutting-meat: references. SOgg Easton. (ci MAN To travel with minute pictures: can make $3 to as day: $10 required; money seeured.

At once. Yanvos, 221 S. Broadway. MAX An experienced, colored, for house and dining-room work: must have boarding house experience; good wages. 8C1 Washington.

MAN Young, to travel on road with pictures; must have cash and be good talker. Apply Mr. Smith, Flo May Theater, 21st and Cass. MEN At Spring and Potomac. A.

Muecke. MEN At 6th and Washington. Stiles Con-c tractlng Co. MEN Young. to Sell goods on trains.

214 S. 21st St. MEN With families: experienced farmers; German, Catholic; for country. Box w-lJO, Post-Dispatch. HEN 2D; 10 teams; on Clarence, between Natural Bridge and Lexington, for grading allev.

American Contracting Co. (c3) MEN 2) to 40 years old. to learn freight car repairing: only those used to hard work and able to furnish a few simple carpenter tools wanted: liHc per hour to start, with ranid advancement: state age. weight, height. previous occupation: married or single.

Ot tawa Car Works. Ottawa. Kan. ICi) MEN Army of Lotted states: anle-bodied. unmarried men.

pet ween ages or in unit ho: citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits, who can apeak, read and write the English language. For Infor- ition apply to Recruiting titneer. 3d and Olive 4 X. Rth 1S35 Market 517 3d St. Louis.

Mo. (cioi MEN WANTED Pourers for iron bed foundry; good wages-. steady employment; apply day or evening at S24 S. Oth st. (4) MILKER Elderly man.

071 Canaan; take Broadway through car going north. (3i MoLPERS For dry sano work: highest wages, no labor trouble: give references. Rox W-131. Post-Dispntch. 3 MOLDERS Bench and squeezer molders.

St. Louis Malleable Casting 7S00 X. Broadway. NIGHT COOK 2337 Franklin. NURSE Good, practical, between age of and 3r years.

Call Forest 7QS3. OFFICE BOY In law office: state age, edu cation, experience and references. Rox W-1Q1. Post -Dispatch. Gil OI'ERATORS On pants, ferson.

Apply 271S S. Jef-(cl PACKERS Experienced; references required. Boyle Fruit Porduct 113 S. Second st. (c4) PAINTERS At 3533 Pennsylvania av.

class only: open shop. first- PA INTERS First-class; union. 3110 Hickory: Victor 227L. Geo. Powers.

(e) PAINTER First-class, and paper union. Call at 1523 Xewhaus. hanger: (ci PAINTER Good house painter; 4ic per hour. See carpenter. 1445 Hodiamont av.

PAINTER Must know how to mix paints and be able to take care of all palntkng work in large factorv: state salary wanted Box L-47. Post-Disnatch. let PANTRY MAN Julier's Restaurant. 206 N. 0th.

(c) PANTRY MAN Schertr's Restaurant. N. Grand. 31!) (c) PAPER HANGERS First-class: steady work. Call in morning.

4673 St. Ferdinand av. PAPER HANGER Must be first-class. Call 1Q1S Russell: Central S03P. tc) PAPER HANGERS-Oalifomla.

-Five, first-class. 3107 PAPER HANGERS Call after 6 p. 4758 Easton av. I'APER HAXGKRS Five; work ear round; good workman. Voelkel.

4623 Kennerly Delmar 3244R PAPER HAXGERS First-class; not a two or three months' job; steady work. 2307 Sidnev st. PAPER HANGER Good, sober man; steady work. V. I.

McGlasson. Call 42S3A Labadie or phone Delmar 244HL. ic) PLANING MILL MEN Can use the following: Estimator, detaller and blller. molder man. sash and door man.

bench men; state experience, salary expected: advise when you can come; positions in Oklahoma. Box J-14S, Post -Dispatch. (c6) PORTER For bakery. 1014 Franklin. PORTER White, elderly; taurant.

'5Srtl Easton a apply at once. Res- PORTER-ton av. -For barber shop. 1054 Hamil- PORTER Witn Thursday. 3O0 some experience; S.

Main. apply (c) PORTER-cust. -Colored. Strand Hotel: 2S00 Lo- PORTER Middle-aged white man as night porter, at Rilling Hotel. 7th and Walnut.

ic PORTER And Broa way. lunch man; white. 1136 N. (c) PORTER-errands; -Colored boy. 17.

for must bring reference. porter and Hesse, 4th and Pine. PORTERS The Lindell Store requires porters for day work. Must have Dept. store ex- perience.

fr, g-. 9 FRESSER Experienced man on men's gar-ment's. Schuck Cleaning 41 IO Olive. PRINTER ads: 16. bred, good on Jobs and Courier.

Klrkwood. Mo. yUARRYMEN And laborers at Falling Springs. 111.. East St.

Louis Stone room 255 Arcade East St. Louis. 111. QUARRY'MEN 10. and laborers.

Quarry, Falling Springs. 111. Stolle's RETAIL MEN About vears with experience, to assist buver. Box C-144. (cJ SHOEMAKER Flrst-class: for the country; best wages.

Call at lsth and O'Fallon. (c4) SHOEMAKER Al: JI4 weekly guaranteed. Call Palmar 727R: 1211 N. Taylor. SHOEMAKER There is a good position at good wages for a good man: steady work.

Call on W. L. Geren. St. Charles.

or E. K. Leiber Leather Co. 6J PHOVEI.ERS- Jrand and Osage In rear. SHOVELERS And teams.

Carroll Contracting Co. 4000 Olive SHOVELERS And skinners. In alley be tween West Park. Wise and Tamm avs. per hour.

Martin Federer. (c) SIDE COOK Experienced. Gmachl Restau-rant. Sift St. Charles.

ic SKINNERS Apply at camp, end University Olive line. Webb-Kunse Construction Co. (c4 SODA DISPENSER With experience. Delmar hi. 5H47 (4) BOPA DISPENSER Experienced.

Apply at soda fountain. Union Station, between 6 snd 7 p. m. (c3i 1 KM (ORAPHER Sit. by well-educated.

experienced stenographer, substitute work. Box W-1SQ. Post-Dispatch. SPOTTERS Experienced. and Cleaning am Kaston.

Dyelmr (c4) TAILOR German, who is good on bushellng and alterations. 4242 Esston av. TEAMS Wtd. IO: at Manchester and Dale. clock tomorrow morning.

i-. naugh. TINNERS Exoerlenced on sheet metal windows. 421 S. fith st.

c4 TINNERS' HELPERS At Hyde Sheet Metal Works. 4S54 Page hi. let TOOL AND DIE MAKER Riehl-Mliler 642 Big Bend take ianmesier car to I wood and Summit. 1 tj blocks east. (c) TOOL MAKERS Machinists.

automatic screw machine oerators. molder-. and laborers: no labor trouble; top wages: living conditions, flrst-claes. For further particulars address National Sewing Machine Belvldere. III.

C4) TOOL AND DIE MAK-. ERS Apply ST. L0UJS CAR 8000 N. Broad-wav. (c5) TRACK LA BORERS For extra sang: 1.5 to 11.75 per day.

Apply 26 N. M-in, Last ft. lunula WH1TENER 154Q S. Sd at WIRE WORKER Experienced; one who understands channel iron work: a good berth to the right man. Write Trenk Wire Works.

Duhuoue. To. tea) Yard man And Florissant. work on agon. wia YOUNG MAN Experienced In billing department, wholesale house: answer In own hend- wrltlng.

Rox W-H. rost-LHspatcn YOUNG MEN To wrap package, and girls to fill orders In mall order department: permanent Itox R.S. Post-Dispatch. tc) YoUNG A About Is years old. to In Ic cream factery and general work.

g. Grant. YOUNG MAN In grocery and market, who wants to work and knows his businesa Rox Po-t-Dlt'tch. I TO IT NO MAN About 17 or IS years old, handv with tools. -to learn carpenter and Jobbing businesa: must be honest and a willing worker: a good opportunity for a young man to get In a West End contract lug business.

Box L-1S1. Post-Dispatch. tc) Solid agate. lVc tine, minimatu WOo. MODERN cottage.

9 rooms, bath snd lng porch: fireplace, hot and cold water; located block from lake: In sing. completely furnished and high- class In every respect: references requested; further particulars. Inquire H. S. Kimball.

Pierce Bldtr. phone Olive 43.V). Oil UKfclNKK JKntered Into rest on Mon- day. May 23, 1916, Charles Brener, beloved husband of Elizabeth Brener rneo Plahe), dear father of Irene, and Nellie Brener, and our --dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle, aged 40 years. i Funeral from residence.

1618 North "Nineteenth street, Thursday, June 1, 1:30 p. m. Deceased was a memDer of Blacksmith's Union. (c3) KHtiU'K Entered into rest on Tues-rifn. T.iiiv SO 1S16.

at 6:25 r. 'a Brown, dear father of Mrs. Tom A. Voorhees, Christine Criuan T.nnd Mrs. F.

M. Lewis (nee Brown), atft-ii 9 years and 6 months. Funeral from the residence of Tom i i i i nun iak Hill Cemetery, Thursday, June 1, 10 a. m. Motor.

Chicago papers please copy. (c) Entered into rest Wednes-717. 'lay, May 31, 1910. at 12:40 o'clock a. Ilatia Cuneo (nee Cuneo), beloved wife 'i lilt: idle ki.i iaa vmiiii.

J. Pracchia, sister of Peter and B. Cuneo. Funeral will take place from the family i es.tifiioe, 1M1 Franklin avenue, on Tiino at- K-Mil n'cloi'k. -to St.

Charles Borromeo's Church, Jhonce lj Calvary Cemetc ry. Friends are respectfully invited. c) KHUOSSY On Tuesday, May 30. 1916, at p. Uustave Erdossy, be- husband of JLouisa Erdossy (nee dear son of Joseph and Mattdalena Erdossy (nee Schaffer), ln other of Jacob Erdossy, and broth- rr-in-law of Anna Erdossy (nee Drif- aged S4 vears.

,77 Funeral from residence, 3329 South Seventh street, Thursday, June 1, at p. to St. Agatha's Church, i hence to SS. Peter and Paul's eiery. Motor.

(c KKISKI Entered into rest on Tues-777 day. May 30, ltltj. at 1 :05 p. erick Feisel, beloved son of Charles and Tlattie Feisel (nee Eil'fert), and dear "brother of the late Louise Kchlhauff, lara. Willian: Feisel, Mrs.

Anna oigt- man and Airs, llattie Boxmeyer and our brotiier-i n-law end uncle. Funeral will take place from family Ksidence, 3847 Cottage avenue, on Thursday, June 1, at 2:80 p. to SL Peter's Cemetery. Carriages. (c) Entered into rest on Tues- day.

May 30. 1916. at 9:30 a. Josephine E. Flood (nee Barry), be- Inved wife of Robert Flood, and dear mother of Mary Flood, and our dear sister, sister-in-la daughter-in-law and aunt, aged 34 years.

Funeral on Friday, June 2, at 8:3.) a. from residence, 611 Marion to St. Vincent's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. (c4) HAI SDOUF Entered into rest "Monday. May 29.

1916, at 10:30 p. after a brief Illness, Edward A. beloved husband of Minnie 1 Hausdorf (nee Garrett), dear father 7 "of Eddie and Lillian Hausdorf, son of Edward and Alargaret Hausdorf, and our brother, brother-in-law and uncle, in his forty-third year. Funeral from residence, 1920 South Broadway. Thursday.

June 1, at 2 p. to New St. Marcus' Cemetery. Carriages. Deceased was a member of Magnolia Camp, W.

O. and Master Plumbers' Association. (c3) HKMPELM AXI Entered into rest on Tuesday. May 30, 1916, at 5 a. "Henry C.

Hempelmann, beloved husband of Mary E. Hempelmann. and father of Louis Walter L. and Theodore C. Hempelmann, at the age of 68 years 2 j'jtuonihs 12 days.

Funeral will take place Thursday, June 1, at 2 p. from family resi- dence, 2921 University street, thence to Bellefontalne Cemetery. Friends invited to attend. Motor. (c) Entered into rest on Tuesday, May 30, 1916.

Olive Hill, beloved daughter of Mrs. Clara L. Hill and it--the late Joseph B. Hill, sister of Mrs. Hazel Oreen and Joseph David B.

and Elmer D. Hill, aged 22 years 6 and 25 days. Funeral Thursday, June 1, at 2 p. from residence, 5942A Theodosia avenue, to West Park Baptist Church, thence to Valhalla Cemetery. (c3 HOKIILK Entered into rest on Tuesday, May 3.

1916. at 12:45 p. Lena Josephine Hoehle (nee Bauer), beloved wife of Ernest Hoehle, dear mother of Arthur. Edward and Co-iinne Hoehle, daughter of John and Bauer, sister of Lillle ter. Johanna Held.

Ida Wolf, Char- Irttffl t'tT Jnhn vi nil RftwarH Ran 7. and our sister-in-law, daughter-in- law and aunt, in her forty-seventh year. Funeral from residence, 2929 La- clede road, Maplewood, Friday, June 2. at 2 p. to Valhalla Cemetery.

Relatives and friends invited to at-lend. Motor. Deceased was a charter of Compton Circle No. 325, P. H.

C. (c4) 7,, Entered into rest on day. May 2S, 1916. at 6:10 p. Emil J.

Kessler, beloved husband of Bertha 7" Casper Edward and Marie Josephine Kessler, our dear brother, uncle, son- in-iaw aiiu uruiuer-m-iaw, iti iiie agv of 42 years. Funeral Friday, June 2, at 8:30 a. from residence, 2215 Adelaide avenue, to Perpetual Help Church, thence to Cal-V --vary Cemetery. Carriages. iTTland (Cal.) papers please copy.

(cl) I' hlLI'ATRH Entered into rest on V- Wednesday. May 31, 1916, at 10 a. Samuel A. Kilpatrick. dear beloved son j' of Samuel and Martha Kilpatrick (nee f- Greenhalgh and dear brother of Wil-Jiam, Ida.

Robert and Edward Kilpat-" rick, in his thirty-first year. Due notice of funeral from H. D. Pro. Sons chapel, 4046 North New-l, stead avenue.

(c) I-RiNO' Entered into rest on day. May 30, 1916. at 7:50 p. after a lingering illness, John Lennon, v. v.

i uciiji trie Sanderson father of T. tlier-in-law and grandfather. Due notice of tunerai from family 'residence, 4521 Page boulevard. Toronto and Niagara Falls (Can- m- H'CIUS Entered into rest on day. May 30.

1916. William M. Lucius, father of Irene. Theresa and Kaehel Lucius. Funeral from family residence, S4 30A Oregon avenvie.

Thursday, June at iu a-cvv cl, iMnrcua Onietery, Motor. (c) Entered into rest on Tuesdav. May 30. 1916. at 7:10 a.

OottHeb May. beloved husband of Emelie May Klmf and fatlier of Oscar and William May. father-in-law of Mrs. Ida May (nee Stoehr). and our dear brother, brother-in-law, grandfather and uncle, aged 56 years 3 months days.

Funeral from residence, 2049 Allen avenue, Thursday, June 1, at 1 p. to Trinity Lutheran Church, street and Lafayette avenue. xnen- 10 i nm vcrucicrv, Mo. Motor. (c) MOt KOBKT Entered Into rest on 7,7 Tocsday.

May 30, 1916. at 2:30 a. Kva E. Morkftlipv. beloved wife rf Aiexnr.der L.

Mockobey, dear mother of Alexander E. Bertha and Charles Mockobey. and our dear- mother-in-la and grandmother, at the age of 67 years. Funeral on Thursday, June 1. at 2: SO p.

from the- residence 3S30A 7 Michigan avenue, to New St. Marcus' Cemetery. Motor. County (Ry.) papers M( IIOIJ Entered Into rest on Tuesday, May 30. 1916, Cicero H.

Nichols, beloved won of Otto and Lillle Nich-. oln nes Peterson), and dear brother -of Cora, Dorothy and Grace Nichols, in his tenth year. Funeral Thursday. June 1, at 3 p. from residence, 1729A Oregon avenue, to Compton Heights Christian Church, M.

Vincent and California Interment at Valhalla Ceme-iuy. Motor. tc.) r(f DEATHS j) i 4.