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Wmwen a Answer Today's WANT AD Today The Want MAY BE FILLED by Tomorrow BUSINESS FOR SALE SALEM EN WANTED DANCING DEATHS ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FUNERAL DIRECTORS North MATH. HERMANN SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS FAIR AND WEST FLORISSANT COlfax 0880 A. KRON UNDERTAKING CO. Air-conditioned or your comfnrt 707 N.

GRAND. FR. 0200. LEIDNER FUNERAL DIRECTORS CH. 1654 2223 Ft Lenls CE.

3698 KM. F. PASCHEDAO Chapel Service. 2825 N. Grand.

FR. 2142-4743. CI LIJLN ANE BROS. 1710 N. GRAND.

FRANKLIN 1198. South AfRIR-H I.D LE UND. CO. WK EMPLOY ONLY UNION OROAMSTS, EMBALMERS AND CHAUFFEURS. ChapeL ChapeL 3834 Gravols.

2333 8. Broadway. PARKING LOT tX REAR OF CHAPEL. LA. 75575.

LA. 3634. GR. 2116-2117. JOHN L.

ZIEGENHEIN SONS 7027 CRAVOIS FLANDERS 2600 West CHARLES J. KRON FUNERAL HOME. INC. 4911 WASHINGTON ROsedale 1884 CEMETERY LOTS Be Prepared SELECT YOUR LOT NOW CEMETERY MAU SOL tUM ST. CHARLES ROAD at CARSON ROAD OAK GROVE 12-grave lot; sacrifice; good locality.

PArkview 3490. FLORISTS Funeral Sprays, $1.49 I p. Basket. $3 Up. NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN, 3801 8.

GRAND. GRAND 7400. DEATHS ADAMS, PATRICIA JEAN 1231 Dam-inert, entered into rest July 13. 1938, darling daughter of Sidney and Evelyn Adams (nee Diebold), our dear granddaughter, great-granddaughter and niece, in her Jirst year. Funeral July 15, 2 p.

from Fendler Und. Co. County Parlors, 744 Le-xnay Ferry rd. Interment Mount Hope Cemetery. BORG8CHTJLTE, EMMA (nee Buschmeyer) Entered Into rest at St.

Charles, July 12, 1938, beloved wife of the late Fred Borgschulte of Portage des Sioux, dear mother of Mrs. Eleanor Shelton. St. Johns, Joseph Greltens and Leo Grei-tens of St. Louis, sister of Mrs.

Elizabeth Felderworth, age 71 years. Funeral Fri. morning, at 8:40, from Dallmever Parlors, too n. 2d st. Charles, to St.

Peter's Church. Burial in St. Peter's cemetery. ItREUER, HEDWIO J. (nee Huhn 7436 Williams Richmond Heights.

sud denly July 12, 1938, beloved wife of Anton tsreuer. dear sister or Lrnsi ana Erich Huhn of Germany, our dear mother, daughter-in-law, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from the Jay B. Smith Funeral Home, 7456 Manchester, July 15, 2 p. to Missouri Crematory.

CLARK, SARAH ANN, MRS. 3928 Cleveland, entered into rest July 12, 1938, 3:30 a. dear mother of Mrs. Bow E. Williams, our dear mother-in-law.

grandmother and great-grandmother. Services 2:30 p. July 14, at Jno. L. Ziegenhein A Son's Funeral Home, ') T.vmAn D.ll.fA.lal..

Cemetery. I CLODirs, WILLIAM F. 3455 Shenan-J doah, July 11, 1938, 1:45 p. dear Drotner or I'ora o. Clodius, dear brother-in-law of Elizabeth Clodlus.

and our uncle. Funeral from Wacker-Helrierle Chapel, 3634 Gravols July 14, 1:30 p. to Valhalla Crematory. COMERFORD, MARGARET MEEHAN Entered into rest July 12, 1938, 3 p. dear wife of James J.

Comerford, our dear sister and aunt. Funeral from the residence of her Mrs. Harry Bridge, 7400 Gayola Ma-plewood, July 15, 8:30 a. to St. Kose's Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. TJETWILER, MATTIE B. 2704 Howard. July 12. 1938.

beloved wife of Nelson E. Detwfler, dear mother of Mrs. Ruby Ingra-cla. dear daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

R. J. Wills, our dear sister. Funeral 9 a. from McLaughlin's, 2301 Lafayette.

Interment Memorial Parle Cemetery. -OOEMELT, JULIUS O. 3404 Miami, July 11, 1938, 7:10 a. beloved husband cf Emma Doemelt (nee Graf), dear father ef Lillian Kosel, our dear brother, father-in-law, brother-in-law and grandfather. Funeral from Kutis' Funeral Home, 2906 Gravols av Time later.

Member of Elk Camp, W. O. W. GAFFNET, JOHN CHARLES (JACKIE) 2031 Yale Maplewood, entered Into rest July 11, 1938, 10:45 p. darling son of George R.

and Ruth L. Gaffney (nee Coombe), dear brother of Mary, Margaret, George. Walter and Ruth Gaffney, dear grandchild, nephew and cousin. Funeral July 14, 8:30 a. from Goodhart A Goodhart Funeral Home, 2228 St.

Louis to St. Luke's Church, Bellevue and Dale avs. Interment Calvary Cemetery. GLENN, VIRGIL L. 1314 Sullivan July 12, 1938, 5:05 a.

beloved husband of Carrie Glenn (nee Tiemann), dear father of Marion and Gloria, dear son, brother, brother-in-law, uncle and nephew. Funeral from the Leidner Chapel, 2223 St. Louis, July 15, 9 :30 a to Zion Cemetery. Mr. Glenn was a member of American Mutual Aid Soicety.

GOEBEL, J. WALTER July 12, 3938, 6:30 p. husband of Louise Goebel (nee Oberrelthar), father of Mrs. Lily Etamm and our brother. Funeral 2:30 p.

from the Kron Chapel, 2707 N. Grand. Please omit flowers. Interment private. GOLDBECK, CHARLES 3419 Hartford, July 11, 1938.

12:30 p. beloved husband of Ida Goldbeck, our dear stepfather, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from Schumacher Funeral Home, SO 13 Meramec, July 14, 10 a. to Missouri Crematory. GRCNZ.

JOHN 2239A Alberta, suddenly. Mon July 11, 1938, beloved husband of Ruth Grunz (nee Wilson), dear brother of George Grunz Laura Leicht, Nora Schaad and Carrie Berlkamp (nee Grunz), dear son-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle, in his 44th year. Funeral from the Schumacher Funeral Home, 3013 Meramec, July 14, 1:30 p. to National Cemetery, Jefferson Barracks. HAFF, JAMES SHERMAN July 32, 1938, beloved husband of Mary Haff, dear father of Joan and James Eldon Haff, brother of Floy Mitchell and brother-in-law.

Funeral from the Alexander Chapel, 6175 Delmar. July 15. 3:30 p. m. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery, under auspices of Tuscan Lodge No.

360 A. F. and A- M. HALTINNER, BARBARA 3835 Blaine July 1938, dear mother of Mrs, Edna Brockman and Edward Haltin-ner, dear sister of Antoine and Pete Brosch and Mrs. Mary Barrow, our dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law and aunt Funeral from Kriegshauser Mortuary, 4228 S.

Kingshighway July 14, 8 a. to St. Margaret's Church. Interment Bethany Cemetery. HA MILL, OWEN July 12, 1938, 7 :35 p.

dear brother of Patrick and Peter Hamill, our dear uncle. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly's Parlors, 3840 Lindell July 14, 8:30 m. to SU Bridget's Church, Jefferson and Carr St. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

HANDING, CORA nee Boehmer) 3251 Knapp July 12, 1938. 4:10 a. beloved wife of Ben Handing, dear mother of Mrs. Hazel Kiedmeyer, George Busby and Lester Krueger, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister, alster-ln-Iaw and aunt. Funeral from the Leldner Chapel, 2223 St.

Louis, July 14, 1:45 p. m. Interment New Picker Cemetery. HIRSCHBERG, SARAH R. July 13, 1938, beloved wife the late Henry Kirschberg, dear mother of Elsie Lee, Joseph Theodore Mrs.

Louis S. Bonn, Mrs. Ike G. Meyer and Mrs. James CJerson.

Funeral from the Rlndskopf Chapel, 5212 Delmar, July 14, 10 a. m. BEN A KIBA AID 80CIETT member Ti'ease attend funeral of our late sister Pa rah R. Hirschberg, 10 a. Kindskopf Chapel.

MRS. LEAH President, 4C OAK 0E JULY 13, 1938. i vv rvr.i 1 West I VERNON. 65492 brirtTTSoSs--. sink; clean; reasonable, pa.

TZF'I WAGNER AV. 6218 3 roomaTaTT electric. Call owner. RI. 325.j OiTtm XXJ a DIlTMriTrtM o'.

aioo Lovely scuftTT private bath, shower. screenM00 WASHINGTON. 5133 Single or rooms; conveniently located. WASHINGTON. 4914 2rrt.nl Frigtdatre, hot water; couni, "Vi0010 WASHINGTON, 609HtUiTr- refrigeration; nieely "ul WASHINGTON, dure slumber; housekeeping optional WATERMAN." 55xx DelighUurToTV 2 young ladles; private urnE? monthly.

FOrest 3275. $40 WATERMAN. 5042 -room sulte well furnished 2nd floor. ,7 WATERMAN. 55xx Nice, airT, eool private; gentleman.

FQ. 5143 roomt WATERMAN. 5915 Large prlvatoa gentleman PA. 049AJ WATERMAN. 6576 Apt.

3 room; reasonable. FOrest 274. WESTMINSTER, 4036 2d Kl room; kitchen, 1st floor fl! room, kitchen, water. $4. WESTMINSTER, 3935 2dr.lr.Ki: well furnished; waslH.rfnhob.

WESTMINSTER. 3821 2-room iT I southern exposure; refrigeration WEST PINE, 44xx Refined; new eool. with lounge chair, desk; bataS rage: gentleman; 1 Sa. WEST PINE, 4228 Nieely fiiSw-t and 2-room snltes; adnlts only. 1 WEST PINK, 4319 Hunt south honZZ keenlnr linen.

noun. West End residence, 3 adults: no o2 roomers; private; reasonable. PR ROOM Large, cool for 1 private home. FR. finon A or 2i ROOM Cool no other room.r..

German famlls itd.mi.,i. ua A OZH. ROOMS on Washington V. Tr swimming pool, tennis eoort. CA.

1S5V ROOMS AND BOARD WAfmr, BOARD AND ROOM Wtd. By wldoww i-Li ROOMS WANTED Ih?" Ioom na ba'h; re." nvvi uemiawie, 111 US D8 QUlt jreaBabjeBox4j, ROOMMATES WANTrn AND APARTMENTS SHARFn OIRL To share attractive 4-rnom apart. iu miiAr. Apt. ft.

GIRL Wtd. Share attractive apartment! reasonable. PA. 6177W. MAGNOLIA, 3438A Near park; gentled "are ornimuie room; twin beds.

J.1 ROOMS IN SUBURRI ROOM Private family, breakfast, garages SUBURBAN ROOM AND BOARD LOVELY suburban home, old folks, quiet, pleasant, nurse; good food; home- raieii; DDI line, wntCTiTB, nimir, Victor ZOJDI. ROOM Airy, large, for Clayton; excel! rem, iiicaia. A. oXW. ROOMS FOR RENT COLORED PAGE, 4250 W.

Furnished room; 1 HOTELS FOR TOURISTS WHO CARE RIfi THIFP Cten Private batb, kot water, exceUent fooi. large airy cabin and garage, Alae efficiency apartments, $20.00. 23 miles west of St. lunula on No. Ml ALCAZAR HOTEL, 3127 Locust Special summer 7u Hm.

i w.lr- 1 APARTMENTS Neighborhood Gardens 1210 N. 8TH. GAR. 1141. For thrifty folks, all conveniences; selected neighbors; balconies and community facilities: cross ventilation, insulation, light, airy; laundry; save on food, time, carfare; rents $25 to 4L See model apartment dally to 7:30.

WELL-KEPT APARTMENTS 3748 Olive, 2 rooms, modern $1J 6375 Pershing, 8 rooms, modern 85 2624 Russell; 2 rooms, modern 11 4178 Delmar, 3 rooms, modern 22 4018 S. Grand, 4 rooms, modern 35 20 N. Spring, 2 rooms, modern 11 MAin 1195. Room 301, 722 Chestnut. Central CEDAR, 303 2-room efficiency; heat.

Janitor service; locker room. GA. 2992. A Wl UA ij FAIR, 3803 1 rooms, hardwood floors me nam neat ana refrigeration ana stovs furnished. Hllmer-Dutton, 3519 N.

Grand. JE. 74B0. WARNE, 4225 -Bedroom apartment; ro-frigeratton; Janitor; $47.50. Northwest CHOICE SMALL APTS.

5516-32-40 NATURAL BRIDGE. 3316-3423 CLARA AV. Efficiencies and bedroom, rents J30-J35 and $40; garage space extra. See cu todlan 5540 Natural Bridge, Apt gas, electric, refrigeration in rent cbecs in various of apts. ELSPERMAN A LE0NHARDT, 722 Chestnut.

MA. 2660. GREER, 5308A 4 full beautiful rooimiA hot-water beat and Janitor service; oslyy JO. MOUND CITY TRUST. CO.

3600. UNION, 6009A N. 4 rooms, beat fur-nlshed adults preferred. 4 ROOMS Hardwood floors; heat, hot ter, brick garage; $35. EV.

4248. South eziS A Mc Apartment Hotel 1919 S. Grand Bl. 1 TO 5 ROOMS Too can afford to live wen at tbe 8AUM with all its conveniences. Yes will enjoy our air-conditioned dining room and lounge.

Furnished or Unfurnished REASONABLE PRICE Seeing Is Believing. Investigate Today. CAFE AND GARAGE SERVICE refrigeration; Janitor; decorate. Jt. (, rr- rs 1 COMPTON, 3216 a New, modern 4-rooia efficiency; beat, refrigeration, transpor.

tation. GRAVOIS, 4071 3, 4 rooms; ncl, iignt, carpets; see manager. ITASKA, 3S61 Large living room, ta-a-door bed, kitchen and breakfast room! dressing room, modern bath with shower, all modern: gas, electric refrigeration sss heat urnlshed; low rent, t. LAWRENCE, 1729 3-room ef- 7 CQ Iclency. Includes electric, gas.

refrigeration. f.ROEBIIil'"'-- MAGNOLIA At 39th; nice 4-room Iclency; Tower Grove Park. MAURY, 2012 Bedroom apartment; nU UA-D AUL- 1 MARII. bed; Kfriffpratlon and het fnrnU he.T UnrsiKP strtsssasas www stsiv. RISSIXL, 4453A 4 room 5unf5S! taraice optional; low irrn.

KlTHSEsLX 3-4 rwni i ea. alaalsUiV! fH TtTss I Wrrum Ksarv ir J7 OVF.KUM1KINO TOW" KB GROVE r', 4111 Magnolia; choice 6-nwm elcs-ac. t7oce APARTMENT "Just beautiful ct Aingsnignway. restricted homes; 6 large rooms. fit In," rental will pleanej 7535-29 New duplexes; completed: 5, 6 or 7 rooms.

DIKE-YOUNG, I 18 N. th. CH. 3 5345 CABANNE 5-room efficiency. 6311 Canaan.

See 5317-23 CABANNE 4 and 6 rooms; see manager, 3" Cabanae, first floor aorta. A.n WBAN.M., ir. neat, refrigeration and Mi E. PAIL SMITH, CLntralJlf -r ztl iyicirfi! CABANNE, ST05 aqtO. Murphy bed, 1st floor.

F0. 40 DEATHS BCUOOFMIRE, TU.1.IE nee. IVeonrelter) 1404 Elliot July 11, 1938, beloved wife of Edward Schoopmlre, dear mother of Mrs. Dorothy Dehner, Roy and Edwin Schoopmlre, dear mother-in-law grandmother, alster, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral July 14, 1:30 p.

from Win. M. Schumacher Chapel. 4834 Natural Bridge, to Sunset Hill Cemetery, EdwardsvlUe, IU. SCHWARTZ-HANSMANX, ELIZABETH (nee Cummingg) 4207 N.

21st entered Into rest July 11, 1938, 9:45 a. beloved wife of the late Fred Schwartz, dear grandmother, atepmother, sister, mother-in-law, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral July 14, 2 p. from Math. Hermann ft Son's Chapel, Fair and W.

Florissant avs. Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery. STELTEMEIER, JOSEPH Beloved father of William and Oscar Steltemeler, Mrs. Mamie Frohoff, dear grandfather of Paul Frohoff and Neal Steltemeler, and our dear brother. Funeral from the Edith E.

Ambruster Funeral Home, 4053 Lindell July 15, 8:30 a. to Holy Rosary Church, Clarence and Margaretta. Interment Calvary Cemetery. SULLIVAN, NELLIE (nee Matter) 4859 Page bL, July 12, 1938, 10:30 p. dear wife of James F.

Sullivan, dear mother of James Patrick and Richard L. Sullivan, our dear mother-in-law, sister, aunt and sister-in-law. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly Parlors, 3840 Lindell July 15, 7:30 a. to Visitation Church, Taylor and Evans.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Third Order of St. Francis. W1CKEY-UJKA, ARTHUR 3800 Fairview July 12, 1938, beloved husband of Caroline Wlckey (nee Meyerott), dear father of Marjorie Nagy, Earl A. and Arthur C.

Wickey, dear brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather, I uncle and cousin. Funeral July 14, 2 p. from Moydell parlors, Mississippi and Allen to Missouri Crematory. Member of Lodge Rohac x. Dube, No.

33, C. 8. A. WILLIAMS, CLARA L. (nee Leldner) -1 July 10, 1938, 11:50 a.

beloved wife of the late John Williams, dear mother of Louis, mother-in-law, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from the Leidner Chaprl, 2223 St. Louis July 14, 9:30 a. m. Interment Roxey Cemetery, Smithboro, Hi, WINER, CLARA FAISH 3407 Pestalozzl July 11, 1938, beloved wife of the late Joseph Winer, dear mother of Clara add Dee Paish, Edward J.

and Arthur Winer, and the late Walter C. Palsh, our dear sister, grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt. Funeral from Peetz'a Funeral Home, Lafayette av. and Longfellow bL, July 14, 1938, at 2:30 p. to Friedens Cemetery.

WINKELS-MILLER, ELIZABETH (nee Schmtts) July 11, 1938, 8:30 p. dear mother of Laura M. Gunn, our dear sister, aunt, cousin, mother-in-law, sister-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral from Gebken Chapel, 2628 Gravois July 14, 8:30 a. to Church of Our Lady of Sorrows.

Interment SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. WOLPERT, VIRGINIA 8024 South entered into rest July 13, 1938, dear mother of Fred Eugene W. of Hartford, Edward H. and Jessie Wolpert Williams of San Francisco, Cal.

grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, mother-in-law and sister of Mrs. Rosa Zung. Remains at the Truth Center Mortuary, 4024 Lindell. Funeral July 15, 2 p. m.

Interment Valhalla Cemetery. WYATT, MRS. A. E. (nee Marie Fielding Martin) Entered into rest July 12, 1938, wife of A.

E. Wyatt, mother of Prudence W. Wyatt and Roger T. Wyatt. daughter of Mrs.

Douglas V. Martin, sister of Mrs. J. Ed. Travis Maurice T.

Martin and Douglas V. Martin Jr. Interment private. Please omit flowers. Memorial service July 16, 4 p.

Grace Methodist Church. 6199 Waterman. LOST AND FOUND Miscellaneous Lost CHECKS Lost; downtown. Call GArfield 0630. GLASSES Lost; on Schiossera Beach; re ward.

Kl. 1753K. GLASSES Lost; St. Louis Theater, Sun- oay, mm; p. reward.

RO. 9355. HANDBAG Lost lady's, black leather, with several items; reward. CA. 3206.

NECKLACE Lost; at Dietjens Grove, return 4210 Walsh st. PORTFOLIO Lost; containing records of Hill-Behan Lumber on Page bL viaduct between Sutter and Ogden suitable reward. PA. 1000. ROSARY Lost; silver; unknown location, reward.

Box Y-ll, Post-Dispatch. Dogs and Cats Lost CHOW Strayed; Monday night; red with dark undercoat; reward. PR. 0138. IRISH SETTER Lost; red male; Tues-day.

Owner 111 3 weeks. 5116 Cates. Jewelry Lost DIAMOND RING Lost; yellow gold; en-gnrroent; Heimm Park, reward. MP. 6268 FRATERNITY PIN Lost! downtown; name on back; reward.

FOrest 0334. FOUND GOLF BAG AND CLUBS Found. Call PR. 8826 between 12-5. PUBLIC NOTICES BUS TRAVEL For All Bus Information ALL AMERICAN BUS LINES DE LUXE MOTOR STAGES GUARANTEED LOWEST FARES TO CHICAGO, 94 LETROIT, .50 FREE MEALS EN ROUTE TO LOS ANGELES, Z29.25 NEW YORK, $15 DAY COACHES OR SLEEPER FREE TAXI TO BUS DEPOT Call or Write a OOOO 800 N.

Broadway IxArfleld OOOO BUSINESS PERSONALS BOAT FOR HIRE; At East Grand boatyard bJ eay or per hoar, suitable fur all kinds P'vaio pmrtlea op to 65 persona. GA. HU4a. PERSONAL PERSONAL E. W.

Davis is no longer connected with the undersigned and Is therefore not authorized to contract any obligations for Robert Tunica Elec. Co. (Signed) ROBT. TUNICA. SPECIAL NOTICES Howard A.

Sitton of 4885 Hamburg, city of St. Louis, State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts after this date hy anyone except myself. (Signed) HOWARD A. SITTON. SPECIAL NOTICE Harry W.

of 4905 Beacon City of St. Louis, State fif MllfAnH narv that I will not be responsible for any ncLBu aner mis aate bv anyone except myself. (Signed) HARRY W. LAMMERS. BEAUTY CULTURK FOR BETTER POSITION Leara Beauty Culture at MOLEB'S.

The standard training since 1893. Day and evening classes. Call, write er phone oax. naamngtoa av, CEntral 3581. MARIN ELLO beauty calture and body sage taught.

Sead for utalon. 4479 D. NE. Q6UO. BUSINESS SCHOOLS DICKINSON SECRETARIAL SCHOOL SHORTHAND IN 30 LESSONS, CUEST-NUT IlA.f!gISCjBLl)G.

CAMERA EXCHANGE' ARGUS CAMERAS Immediate delivery. Camera Exchange, 8650 Park. CAMERAS rrpaired or rebuilt, any also or make. Professional Camera Mfg. 3a03Chippewa.

LA. 2680. Rules and Regulations The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to revise or reject advertisements or to retain answers to any box number advertisement. If this right la exercised, the amount paid for the advertisement will be refunded to the advertiser. It Is agreed thsit the liability of the Pulitzer Publishing Company In the event of failure to publish an advertisement for any reason, or in the event that errors occur In the publishing ot an advertisement, shall be limited to the amount paid by the advertiser.

Phone MAin 1111 Ask for an Adtaker SITUATIONS MEN, BOYS MILK SALESMAN 10 years' experi ence, reference. Arthur Sunsnine. jiu. 1505. PAINTER Sit; good, all-round; have tools; hour or contract.

PR. 1725. PAINTER Sit. young, steady; expert, enced. Call HTIand 4686.

PAINTER day or contract guar anteed; Oliver white icaq. FU vm. YOUNG MAN will do work spare time for home; some expenses. Box x- 235, Post-Dispatch. YOUNG MAN 17; wants to learn bakery trade.

PRO. 5245. YOUNG MAN 22; with car, wants work with salary. RI. 2887W.

SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS COOK colored; general housework; stay on place; set tied woman; city rei- erences; Honest, jo ueua, ua, evue. GIRL S1L; white; general housework; ref- erences. 4164 Osceola. GIRL Sit, colored general housework, cooking; reference; experienced, je.bzbo HOUSEKEEPER White. small family, reasonable wages.

4712 Kensington. HOUSEKEEPER cook; efficeint, hon- est; city reierences. loos. LAUNDRESS or cleaning; refer ences; good worker. JE.

7178. MAID Sit. general housework, cooking, knowledge of nursing; references. MU. 1529.

MAID colored; housework, plain cooKing or laundry. FR. Q76B. MAID white; general housework for adults; good references. MU.

3787. MAID colored, cooking by week or cleaning, he, os9l. MAID colored; neat; experienced; nome nignts; references, je. 4738. NURSE practical; experienced; best reierence.

ua. US44J. PRACTICAL NURSE middle age. references, good cook, housework. FO.

27 31. STUDENT Neat, age 18, high school. DKea children, plain cooking, work for room and board. FO. 2179.

WAITRESS country girl; some ex perience; willing to learn; good reference. Stay. Anna Eckert, Columbia, 111. WAITRESS or housework; expert- encea. unana vudo.

WAITRESS young thoroughly ex-perienced, size 34, references. RO. 6138. WOMAN colored; launcry, house work; oay or week. GA.

6274. WOMAN colored; 5 half days; cleaning or laundry. bJScl. WOMAN Sit. colored day work, week general nouaewora.

jm. eozs. HELP WANTED MEN. BOYS ADVERTISING SALESMAN Must have St. Louis metropolitan or community newspaper experience; ne others need apply; salary or commission.

Journal News, 6625 Delmar, Room 211. BOY Colored, to work in grocery store experienced. 2901 Sheridan. BURROUGH BOOKKEEPER 19-zT; single: North Side. $75.

BULLETIN ABSTRACT, 1884 Ry. Exch. CLEANER'S HELPER Wet wash expert vuuea uuijr. xvx. uuu, X4( a.

rLlrK wood rd. COUNTER MAN Experienced; fry cook. 1002 Big Bend, Turn Pike. ELECTRICIAN FOREMAN Must know estimating, layout, handling men and A. F.

of L. union member; steady work guaranteed; only qualified applicants considered; give experience, references, age, etc. Jgox I-JB, rost-JUlspatch, FOREMAN For machine department In iracuonai norsepower motor plant; must be experienced In modern production methods and able to direct skilled crs. box J-3Q1. Post-Dispatch.

JANITOR White, 20-family apartment; maie experience, quaimcocions, size family and salary with living quarters. Box woij, MAN AND WIFE: About 35 years of age; with car, to travel southwestern states, organizing and training salespeople for large Eastern publisher; real opportunity for righ party. Apply 3 to 5 p. -x jui iauway fjAUnanEC OlQJf, MAN Elderly, handy with tools; must be vu unvts vtuck. iui Between 0-6 p.

a Accomac HAN Middle age; handy around boar dine Klin TXT. 1 m. OlOO TTBBIllnKlOn. MAN Elderly, stay on farm. Call 1G4A A-s, vlU BU XT tk A MAN Work, on farm, drive team.

Apply MECHANIC With experience on curve needle, shoe sewing machines; must be able to repair and operate same for run in and test work. Box Y-2S. Pn.t-Tii. MEN Four; for work in sandwich shop; Hampton 7 a. m.

to 10 a. m. PAPERHANGER8 wan ft48 tjreer. PLUMBER Lead worker only need apply. -ot, j-upt-xjispatcn.

STENOGRAPHER Age 19-21; rapid; 5-day week; $90. REFERENCE "'wm pop, uti uve STENOGRAPHER 20-25; East Side resl- ADstract, HAOCK, OFFICE BOY Opportunity to 1. A jiniuun, practical bookaeep- vmyi.nicw!r, snonnana. UK, 4800, TEMPLATE MAKER Sheet metal layout tntira, kikj. Btaii, lar, (no fee).

319 N. Garrison. "SS.y"1,0-1125111 AND REGROOVERl White; state reference. Box Y-22. 1 JJiri1'- tP experience.

Moi yog ee, ai n. Garrison SALESWORK MEN Will, nivr KArvc 1 OD1U11 To work with sales manager; our men weeaiy; must nave $15 weekly eo finance self first two weeks; possibility for immediate ad- Vnnr.m.nt fiioa At once, for steady work, out of local branch; experience not necessary; references req aired; married man preferred. Apply 453 N. Beyle, any time after 9 a. m.

YOUNG MAN Over 19, free to travel! neat appearing; good pay, short hours. Apply 1024 Cotton Belt Bldg. AGENTS WANTED MEN BRAND-NEW 25c item; every borne bays: i 8 0y' 104 Broadway. SALESMEN WANTED MEN WITH THE FOLLOWING BACKGROUND: 1st That you have been In the past a willing, hard worker. 2nd That you have lived your life clean and can give excellent character references.

3rd That you can prove that through no fault of your own you are now unemployed. If you are willing to work hard for an honest opportunity and would be willing to do any kind of honest work so long as you could make a good living at It, I will give you a courteous interview and will tell you frankly whether we can get together or not. In event you are selected, you will have the advantage of two days of training at our factory branch. You should be able to live approximately, on $25 per week for your first six weeks Only men whose services are available at once will be considered. Reply in person University City Depot, 625 goom 39- between -411 WLA ekM W7 A Jf jryj If You Can't Sell Coal You Can't Every chimney a prospect.

We furnish you some leads. Good territory. Liberal commissions. See Mr. Horen, 9-12 su GR.

9208. Triangle Fuel 4867 DeTonty. ADVERTISING MAN Experienced; labor Day issue. Labor Trtbunte, 50,000 clrcu- n. urmna.

n. mow. Brlrk veneer siding men with ability to produce; possibility to earn $3000 to $5000 year; to qualify for district and branch managers, must have car and able to finance self for first two weeks. In reply state experience and qualiflca-tlons. Box Y-42, Post-Dispatch.

DETAIL MAN 21-45; must be above the average in education, appearance and ability; excellent opportunity for promotion; drawing account. Apply Wednesday, 9 a. Mr. Rheln, Rudolph Wur- l-xer luuo uuve. ADVERTISING and business stimulator men, a new deaL 2012 Obear after 4 p.m.

SHOE SALESMAN Part time work, Har- i is out ran Kiln MAN Good nearby Rawleigh Route now open; it willing to conduct home service business while earning $30 and up weekly, write immediately. Rawlelgh's. Dept. MOG-S42-45. SALESMEN To sell real estate.

Apply 3621 Grand, between 10.12 m. miif linn xv wl m-t July 12, 1938, 4 p. beloved liusueJLiivi ui jvj. nunc miit ucar abuici Mrs. Gilbert Weiss and Charles W.

Hltt, our dear brother and grandfather. Flm.rfll fmm tVl frnffhan Flinftra.1 RrtmfL 7146 Manchester, Sept. 14, 2 p. HOLDEN, ROBERT July 12, 1938. nusband or Minni.

ooiaen, isuicr oa jtwij-ert T. Holden, Mrs. Edna Brickey, Mrs. Mane Kassing ana un u.iua nw- den. Funeral July 14, 2:30 p.

from Stroot ft Carroll Funeral Home, 4600 Natural Bridge av. Interment Sunset Burial Park. HOLLE, CHRISTINE (nee Blnmhorst) 6716 Smiley July 12, 1938, 4:05 p. beloved wife of Charles F. W.

Holle. dear mother of Mrs. Lulu Thum and the late Sophia Berg, dear mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral from Kreigshauser Mortuary 4228 8. Kingshighway July 15, 2 p.

m. Interment New SU Marcus Cemetery. vtc lAmr twbv 1711 niiTTmhrw entered into rest July 11, 1S38, 3:20 p. beloved husband of Anna Hose (nee aear iauier ui vuimu, r. Mra, Ann.

T.ich IDCI HOSel. DUWIIUO, John Jr. and George Hose, dear brother of Mrs. alary ijronamnier, uu umiuci-m-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle, at the age of 77 years. Funeral July 14, 1:30 p.

nmm 2fi23 Cher- okee to Sunset Burial Park. HOWARD, HARRY LEE III July 11, AOO, Lee and Veronica Howard, dear brother of Donaldson js-ugene, nomn manun iuu Beverly Jean Howard, our dear grandson, nephew and cousin. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly Parlors. 3840 Lindell July 14, 9:30 a.

to Our Lady of Sorrow Church, Kingshighway and Rhodes. Interment Calvary Cemetery. HUBBARD, FRANK M. 1533 Bradford asleep in Jesus. July 12, 1938, 8:10 a.

dearly beloved husband of Re-glna Hubbard (nee Harston), beloved father of Mrs. Isabelle Casey, Mrs. Patricia Voigt and Helen Hubbard, foster father of Tommy Hubbard, our dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Mr. Hubbard will lie In state at the Geo.

L. Pleitsch Chapel, 5966 Easton until 11 a. July 15. Funeral same day, 3 p. from Grace Lutheran Church, 6408 Easton to Valhalla Cemetery.

Mr. Hubbard was a member of Retail Meat Dealers' Association, HULL, A. H. New Athens, 111., died July 11, 1938, born Jan. 20.

1871, beloved husband of Sophia Hull (nee Koch), and dear father of Ella Campbell, Lee Hull, Jacob Hull and Gladys Btookey. Funeral July 14, 2 p. from residence to Oak Ridge Cemetery, New Athens, HI. HUTKIN, NORMAN July 12, 1938, beloved son of Sam and Sarah Fred Hutkin, and dear brother of Allen and Robert Hutkin. Funeral from Berger Chapel, 4715 Mc-Pnerson, 10 a.

m. JAECKEL, MIGNON CECIL (nee Basse) At rest July 12, 1938, 12:15 a. wife of Conrad Jaeckel, dearly beloved mother of Conrad Jaeckel dearly beloved daughter of Louis and Edith Busse (nee Baehler), our dear niece, cousin and granddaughter. Funeral July 14. 3 p.

from Math Hermann Son's Chapel, Fair and West Florissant avs. Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery. KLEIN, VICTOR HUGO 7020 Pershing, July 12, 1938. husband of Lulah Dlpple Klein, father of JJoris nary Klein. Service at Lupton Chapel, 7233 Delmar 3 p.

m. Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery under auspices of Beacon Lodge, No. 3, A F. and A. M.

KLEINBERG, HENRY Entered Into rest July 12, 1938, 7:20 p. beloved brother of Lewis Kleinberg, our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral July 15, 3 p. from Math. Hermann Son's Chapel, Fair and West Florissant.

Interment Friedens Cemetery. In parlors after 9:30 a. m. Thurs. KOPPEN, FRIEDA Of Good Samaritan Home, entered into rest July 12, 1938, 8:45 a.

dear sister of Theodore C. Koppen and Mrs. Elizabeth. Lynch, our dear sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral 2 p.

from Beider-wieden South Side Funeral Home, 3620 Chippewa to Valhalla Cemetery. KCNKEL, AUGUSTA (nee Knickmeyer) July 11, 1938, 9:45 p. wife of the latp Henry Kunkel, dear mother of Mrs. Norma Krueger and Oliver W.a dear mother-in-law, sister, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funerai from Leidner Chapel.

2223 St. Louis, 2:43 p. m. Interment St. Jonn a Cemetery.

LEO. KATHERINE SUSAN (nee Heuer) 4522 Minnesota entered into rest July 12, 1938, beloved wife of Hans W. Leo, dear mother of Walter H. Leo, sister of Mrs. Minnie Spaning, Mrs.

Louise Muecke, Augusta and Fred Heuer, our dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral July 13, 4 p. from Jno. L. Ziegenhein A Son's Funeral Home, 7027 Gravois av.

Mrs. Leo was a member of Magnolia Chapter No. 375, O. E. 8., and Trinity Evangelical Church and Guild.

Interment New Picker Cemetery. Mcdonald, Joseph wtlllam 51 6 Fairview, Webster Groves, July 13, 1938, 6 a. husband of Sadie Hennen McDonald (nee Wack), our dear father, father-in-law, brother, brother-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral July 15, 10 a. from Mittelberg Funeral Home, 23 W.

Lockwood bL, Webster Groves, Interment St, Peter' Cemetery. McGILAWAY, BONTTA (nee Wood) 4064 Maffitt July 11, 1938, 7:05 p. beloved wife of the late Robert E. Mc-Gilaway, dear mother of Robert W. and Blaine E.

McGilaway, our dear sister, mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly Parlors, 3840 Lindell July 14, 2:30 p. m. Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery.

MEEK, ANNA (nee Krechel) 141 Kayser, July 11, 1938, widow of the late Andrew T. Meek, dear mother of Laura Bronnekamp and Mamie Seib, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from Hoffmeister Chapel, 7814 8. Broadway, July 14, 8:30 a. to St.

Boniface Church. Interment Mount Hope Cemetery. MENGE8, HELEN RIGDEN Entered into rest July 13, 1938, wife of Senator Louis J. Menges, mother of Mrs. Dolores Edmonds of Cincinnati, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William S. Rlgden, sister of Mrs. Charles Courtney and Edward Rlgden, grandmother of Louis John Edmonds. Funeral from Burke Funeral Home, 3300 State East St.

Louis, 111., July 15, 8:30 a. to St. Phillip's Church. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery. MEYER.

GOTTFRIED Entered into rest July 13, 1938, 5 a. in his 86th year, beloved husband of Selma Meyer (nee Wit-tig) dear father of Hulda Lind, Anna Herzog, Elhi Sinock, Frieda Lestmann, O'Tillle Berg, Flora Bodlne and our dear grandfather and great-grandfather. Member ot the Gravols Farmers' Club. Remains at John JU. Ziegenhein Undertaker, 7027 Gravois, until 11 a.

m. Friday morning, then to Eden Evangelical Church, Aff-ton. Mo. Funeral from church 1:30 afternoon to Sunset Burial Park. MULDOON, CECELIA (nee Fk-ld 4971 A Pernod July 11, 1938, 5:30 p.

beloved wife of John J. Muldoon, dear mother of Glen Muldoon, our dear sister and sister-in-law. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly Parlors, 3840 Lindell bL. July 14, 8:30 au to Holy Innocence Church, Brannon and Reber pL Interment Calvary Cemetery.

O'BRIEN, ROBERT L. Entered Into rest July 12. 1938, 1 p. beloved husband of Loretta CBrlen (nee Berger), dear father of Robert O'Brien and son of Catherine O'Brien, brother of Michael, John, Martin and the late Ellen Pohlman (nee O'Brien), brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral July 15, from Howard Sc Sons Funeral Parlors, 4212 St.

Louis, to 8u Michael's Church, Time later. PERRY, WILLIAM OLIVER (BILL) July 12, 1938, at the home of his daughter, Etta Perry, 1300 8. Seventh St. Mr. Perry is survived by six sons and three daughters.

Services win be held at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Effie Reed, Elvins, R. F. D. 1, 2 p.

Thurs. RANDALL. WILLIAM A. 1622 Ohio at rest July 12, 1938, 10:30 p. beloved husband of Edith Randall (nee Run-de), dear father of Stella Mullenneix, our brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law, uncle and nephew.

Funeral 2 p. from McLaughlin, 2301 Lafayette. Interment Bethany Cemetery. RULE, MARTHA ANN July 12, 1938, beloved mother of Maude Rule. Funeral from the residence.

2300A Rus sell July 14. 2 d. to Bella- iontaine Cemetery. ARCADIA STUDIO 4 private lessons, any hour. 3523 Olive at.

JB. 4358. DANCING guaranteed, regardless of age. Adams Btodlo, 4614 Delmar. BO.

8844. DRESS DESIGNING LEARN profeiMloaal dress designing, dreaa-nmklng. pattern drafting, fashion tilus-trmtions day or night clasmrs. ST. LOUIS SCHOOL OF DRESS DESIGN.

615 Arcade Bldg. 813 Olive, at. INSTRUCTION REVIEW SHORTHAND and Edipbone. GR. 4800.

Monnd City College. TRADE SCHOOLS MEN, LEARN BARBERING Clean Inside work; steady employment; day and evening classes. Call or write. HULEK, 521 Washington. BUSINESS DIRECTORY BRICKLAYING Sc TUCKPOINT'G TUCKPOINTING Chimney repairing, brick work.

Ideal, 2825 Union. EV. 5265. CHIMNEY', bonding, repairing; tuck pnlnt-Ing. Carol, 1068 Hodiamont.

CA. 2 122 J. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS WILL RODGERS General contractor. building or remodeling planned, estimated and financed. 5432 Vernon.

RO. 9969. ADDITIONS, remodeling, work guaranteed; terms, yvrigni, 3l Blair. CE, 6300. CARPENTER New; general repairing.

Moeyeimann, 43Q9 Manchester. JE. 4248. BARTH ft BARTH, INC. Builders; also alterations.

324S Pulaski. RI. 2730. CARPET CLEANING ACE CO RUGS Chemically cleaned; CT QOnO 912. living suite, SiiUi; 5.95.

Exterminating, 5.to. 2631 Delmar. INSURED. GUARANTEED. Chemically cleaned, 1 'TIS KmA.

Throw rng free. Living-room suites, guaranteed. NEW PROCESS, 2228 FRANKLIN COAL AND COKE ST. CLAIR CO. 8-inch lump or 8x4 egg, 3x2, $2.50, loads.

Braudls, 4251A Laclede. FR. 6016. CONCRETE 8Z CEMENT WORK BASEMENT and foundation walls whitened permanently: crumbling stopped. PR.

5128. McFarland, 3628 Folsom. WILLIAMS, 5458 Vernon, RO. 0923; gran- una, cement worn, waterproonng. ANYTHING in cement work; new, repair.

Proffer, 4224A Botanical. GR. 3394. CONCRETE floors, walls, steps, basements. J.

Laffey, 4662A Easton. RO. 2038. CONCRETE cement work, reinforced ash-plta. Southern, 3248 Pulaski.

RI. 2730. CONCRETE walks, floors, ashpits. Benson, 3825 St. Lonls.

JEffernon 5141. HARDWOOD FLOORS SANDING, reflnlshed, Installing. Floor Service 3309 Magnolia. LA. 9919.

LINOLEUM LAID LINOLEUM LAID 15c sq. expert. Shannon, 1267 Wagner ter. CA. 8792W.

PAINTING INTERIOR, exterior painting; papering; reasonable. Farer, 1365 ShawmuU ML'. 8318. PAINTING, staining, waterproofing. Benson, 3825 St.

Lonls. JE. 5141. PAINTING Interior, exterior, first-class. Volk, 3461A OakhllL GR.

6075. PLASTERING PLASTERING New, repairing; reasonable. Restle, 4207 Chouteau. JE. 5799.

PLUMBERS ANYTHING iii plumbing, reasonable. Raemdonck, 413,6 West Pine. JE. 9358. REFRIGERATOR SERVICE MARTIN Refrigeration Service All makes.

guaranteed. FR. 6660. 3641 Cass. ROOFING AND SIDING HILL-BEHAN Applied Roofing Division Flat Roofs Repaired SHINGLES AND SIDING APPLIED Low Prices Terms Arranged Guaranteed Workmanship We Use Ford Guaranteed Materials 100 UNION Phone PArkview 1000 LUMBER FOR EVERY PURPOSE CALL CENTRAL ROOFING i SIDING CO.

FOR LEAKS, REPAIRS OR NEW ROOFS. BIRD ft SONS' PRODUCTS USED. 4414 MANCHESTER, JE. 0751. "GUARANTEE TO STOP ALL LEAKS." BENSON, 3825 ST.

LOUIS. JE. 5141. NEW ROOFS applied; repairing. AAA Booting.

1316 S. 3d. CEntral 1527. ANY TYPE roof repaired; new roofs. HARNETT, 1230 Anbert.

ROsedale 3607. CALL Iota roofing, toek pointing, painting. 3429A Caroline. PR. 7159.

UPHOLSTERING BAR STOOLS Tubular furniture and booths remade like new. Nu.Mode Up-holstery 7723 Michigan. RI. 7956J. UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing and refinlshlng; custom made slip covers.

AALCO, 3432 LindeU. FR. 2994. SLIP covers, 2 pieces, $20; upholstering, at. Lonls Upholstery, 933 Walton.

FO. 5047. WALL PAPER CLEANING PAPERING, painting, reduced prices. "Dec. orating Service." 3633 MeRee.

HI. Q089. EXPERT wall washing; cleaning, papering. Irving, 4363 Page. JE.

2224. WALL PAPER HANGING WALL PAPER AND PAPER HANGING Low rate; appreciate your business. A. Shave, 1208 tit. Ange.

GA. 5380. PAPERING, painting, cleaning work my. bcit. zatus, cote BMiuante.

FO. 5300 PAPERING, painting, cleaning; reasonable! mohb, 41U3 xtiaryiana. mrJ. 1261. PAPERING, painting, plastering, cleaning.

iv. i. miii, bum. PAPER HANGING Low price: Clodtfel ter, 3719 Cottage. JE.

3240. PAPERING, painting, cleaning; do work myaeii. linger, atJ7 Lotus. MU. 0762 CALL Evergreen 6569; low prices; work.

guaranteed. Dillon, 4751 Beacon. PAPERING Painting, cleaning; do work myself. Weiss 6084 Vernon. FO.

9685. WATERPROOFING WALLS, basements, roofs waterproofed. Benson. 3825 St. Louis.

JEffergon 5141. WASHING MACHINE REPAIR B-EPA1R1NG, washers, lroners, vacuums. Guarantee, 1088 Batter. PA. 0757W.

EXPERT service, parts, free estimates. Haemmerle, 911 Franklin. CE. 4716. DETECTIVES DETECTIVE MARI.4.M shadows, tnvstl-gates, everywhere; licensed.

CA. 0776. DRESSMAKING MILLINERY SEWING Tailored skirts, made to measurement now, $3. PR. 2519.

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED SKILLED 10-needle electrolysis, guaranteed permanent; $5 an boor. FAY ALLEN, 624 Union, at Delmar. FO. 550L PERMANENTLY 1 0-need In electrolysis. A IDA MA VII AM.

33 years' experience. 34 N. Euclid. Phone FOrest 6180. EMPLOYMENT WANTED SITUATIONS MEN, BOYS ARC ACETYLENE WELDER Sit.

experi-enced go anywhere. Box M-79, CARPENTER work new or repair; day or contract. FO. 6834. MAN 28; sober, steady, 3 depend-ents; high school graduate: steady lob wanted.

FO. 9246, after 5. MEAT CUTTER and butcher; Al, all-around; lifetime experience; age 38; references. Write B. A.

HlDkel, 1.01 5th Washington, Mo, SALESMAN One of the finest new, fast selling lines in our industry, available St. Louis to man of exceptional ability. Knowledge building Industry helpful but not necessary. Ask; for sales manager. JEfferson 9005.

BALESMEN With or without ears; travel Western territory; $35 weekly minimum; car allowance expense. 411 Louderman 1 p. m. and 8 p. m.

SALESMEN For placing mill and cabinet work, full time and apare time, city and surrounding territory; confidential. Box Y-247, Post-Dispatch. SALESMEN Good proposition, full or pari time, for elty and county. LA. 4363, after 6 p.

m. YOUNG SINGLE MAN Intelligent, good education, with car, contact retail grocery trade St, Louis and Eastern Iowa on nationally advertised line; excellent opportunity for right man; salary and expenses; give full details, including telephone and address for interview. Box Y-23, Post-Dispatch. HELP WTD. MEN, WOMEN YOUNG MAN And young lady, clerk in grocery store.

Apply 1453 McLaran. Do not phone. HELP WTD. WOMEN, GIRLS ARTIST Experienced and versatile, to work In studio; must be especially good In figure illustration and have some knowledge of layout; state experience, salary desired. Box Y-12, ARTIST Experienced in making sketches for Jewelry, emblems and badges.

Box Y-395, Post-Dispatch- BAR MAID Experienced. Call 1:30 p. 3965 Olive. BEAUTY OPERATORS Apply at Ray's. 821 Locust.

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Single; thoroughly experienced, BUSI NESS SERVICE, Chemical Hidg. COOK Experienced, to operate restaurant in tavern; equipment, also rent xree. 1801 Chouteau. COOK White. 25-40, experience in house-work.

233 W. Jackson. Webster. RE. 1817.

COOK White, neat, experienced; small res- taurant. 4109 N. Grand. COOK And lower floor work; white; ref- erences. FO.

0671. EXPERIENCED pen marker and assorter. Box Y-163, Post-Dispatch. GIRL German or Swedish; housework, cooking; no laundry; stay; must have had experience with children; references. PA.

6581. GIRL 25-30; refined colored; general housework, washing; experienced refer- ence; good pay. CA. Baal. GIRL Colored light complexion general housework experienced references stay.

EV. 2268. GIRL White; stay; general housework, 2 children; $20; references. 5653. 1341 Shawmut, GIRL Colored, over 18, intelligent; general housework, care of baby; stay; nice room; references.

KIrkwood 2514. GIRL -German or Scandinavian, sleep out, vicinity Clayton, assist care apartment and infant, laundry. Box Y-406, GIRL White; general housework. CA. 3262J.

GIRL White; experienced; $20; no cooking. PA. 2179J. 726 Limit. GIRL To learn press operating.

Dinks Parrish Laundry, 3124 Olive st. GIRL White; general housework; plain cooking; experienced; reference. KI. 1314 GIRL Help cook special dinners, white or colored. Box M-347, Post-Dispatch.

GIRL Colored, for general housework. 1422 Temple. GIRL White; housework; apartment; as-alst baby; stay. GR. 7922.

GIRL White; references; Housework, assist cooking; $20 month. CA. 0224W. HAND LASTER Children's stitchdown shoes; experienced only. MO.

STATE EM P. (no fee), 319 N. Garrison. HOUSEGIRL Light housework; no cooking; some laundry; $10 month. MU.

e-42; 5118 Ban ran Cisco, HOUSE GIRL White; assist cooking; no KITCHEN- WOMAN Colored. 911 N. Sarah. $60. HAFFERKAMP 936 Centnry Bldg.

SHIRT PRESS BODY OPERATORS Also bundle breaker; experienced only apply at Banner Laundry, 10O S. Jefferson. STENOGRAPHER In exchange for schol-arshlp in accounting, law, advertising, high school and college subjects: public speaking. Write City College of Law, 3615 Olive, or call JE. 9125.

WOMAN Housework, prefers good home to wages. References. CA. 2164J. YOUNG WOMAN White, stay; housework.

5856A Terry. MU. 8266. SALESWORK YOUNG LADIES High school graduates preferred, between ager of 18 and 22, to assist outside sales supervisor; opportunity to make $35 per week. Apply before 8:30 a.

1961 Railway Exchange Bldg. SALESWOMEN WANTED 10 SALESWOMEN 10 25 to 40 years of age, accustomed to making above $25 week. Apply 4918 Delmar. Mr. Frank.

SALESLADIES Earnings approximately $25 per week. 411 Louderman 10-12 and 2-4 p. m. WOMAN Over 30, desirous of becoming professional corsetiere; free training by long established manufacturer; gbad Income while learning. Box Y-24, Post-Dis.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HAVE 100-acre farm, Bourbon, 75 miles from St. Louis; good 6-room house; large barn, want reliable couple to farm or raise chickens on share basis; must be able to finance self. Box B29, Post-Dispatch. A CHINESE to take over restaurant connecting hotel; wonderful opportunity for the right operator. Fairmount Hotel, coiiinsvine, in.

DEPARTMENTS for tease in new. super market. Box B-189. Post-Dispatch. BUSINESS WANTED CASH for store stock or fixtures; any amount.

Leaky, 6609 Clemens. PA. 0432. BUSINESS FOR SALE BARBECUE STAND 5 pet. beer; Urge garden; curb service; large stand; established business; wonderful buy; owner going to Florida next week; sacrifice, $700; worth a lot more.

EV. 8377. BEAUTY SHOP COME AND SEE A REAL BARGAIN; stock cost over $1200 to equip; taken over by Jobber; thickly settled neighborhood; cheap rent. We must sell at once; only $325. Mrs.

Ferguson, 3860 Easton. FR 9934. CONFECTIONERY AND RESTAURANT South; near large public school and playground; rent $25, Includes 4 rooms and bath; has electric refrigeration; price $500 Includes fixtures and all stock. COMMERCIAL SALES CO. 722 CHESTNUT.

GA. 0197. CONFECTIONERY Grocery, good location, $700; rooms; termn. 3833 Marine. CONFECTIONERY Living rooms, transfer corner; old stand; bargain.

2901 S. 18th. CONFECTIONERY And grocery; fine location; excellent business. 5556 Prange. DRESS SHOP Hosiery, lingerie; sacrifice; must sell.

4140 Easton. GA8 STATION By owner; electric pumps; dwelling and store building combined; 5 new, modern tourist cottages; 2 acres shady grove on 67 and 70 between Little Rock and Benton; ideal for night club; will stand close investigation; don't answer unless you have at least $6000 to handle; price $8250. Box J-297. GROCERY, MARKET Natural Bridge; rent $40; price $1700; must sell; bargain. E.

Kuhn Real Estate, 4902 Lab-adle. GROCERY Meat optional; rent $20, including living room. 3724 Penrose. ROCKR Meat market; good business: reasonable price. 412 N.

Boyle, HARDWARE ETORi: 1217 N. 20th, See owner on premises. HOTEL 100 rooms; cheap lease; leaving town; bargain. Box Y-17, HOTEL 30 rooms, baths. A real set up.

Hotel Bates. Sparta, 111. LIQUOR STORE Restaurant. Standard Oil filling station: 75 miles west of St. Louis on Highway 40; building 40x60; has six rooms, bath for living quarters: also dance hall; rent $30 month; doing fine business; priced reasonable.

Box J-27. Post-Dispatch. RESTAURANT Tavern, garden; established: corner location. South Kingshlgn-way. Box Y-9, Post-Dispatch.

RESTAURANT Beer; well equipped; good business location. 700 Chouteau. RESTAURANT $200 will handle; good lo. cation; 5 booths, 10 stools. HI.

1646. RESTAURANT Modem; small down pay- mtnt; balance' monthly, 6207. Arsenal, SANDWICH SHOP Good business, $375; no dealers. 4412 A Kossuth after 4 p. m.

SANDWICH SHOP Doing good business; bargain. 4503 Page. fti. 7-i SWEET SHOP Near city; rent $75; excellent fixtures; price $3000. E.

Kuhn Real Estate, 4902 Labadte. LUNCH BUSINESS Good lc cation, good business; large place for dancing and entertainment; full liquor license. fKonpect 8854. TAVERN Sooth, modern equipped, per cent Deer run itqoor license; bargain; must sen. sol TAVERN Modern equipment, kitchen, garden; immediate possession; reasonable.

5347 Lillian. TAVERN Factory location; good business; leaving town. 800 S. 7th st, TAVERN West End; good business; cash; nnnsual opportunity. EV.

9558. TAVERN Restaurant. Inquire Aatea- rieth, 215 N. Meramec, Clayton. ROOMS and BOARD ROOMS WITH BOARD CITY Northwest LOTUS, 5129 Board; cool room; private home; 1 or 2 gentlemen; garage.

South GRAND. 4122A 8. Front; gentlemen or coupie cmpioyea; meaiB. ni. tuoax LAFAYETTE, 4005 A Large, cool; 1 or homelike; good meals.

PR. 5356. RUSSELL, 3853A Double or single room with board, couple employed or 2 gen tlemen, $5 each, la. SHENANDOAH, 4556A Large south; twin beds; also single. LA.

5043. SHENANDOAH, 3921A excellent meals for all conveniences. LA. 0583. West CAB ANNE, 5029 Board for ladies, $5, also single room: borne privilege.

CAB ANNE. 5005 Lovely, large front; cool; excellent meals; German; $6. CATES, 5837 Lovely room, for excellent meals; reasonable. PA. 2190.

CATES, 5948 Lovely home for nicely served meals; garage. CA. 4387W. DE GIVERVILLE. 5769 Large front: twin beds; private; gentlemen.

FO. 9479. DELMAR, 6305 2d floor east: single, double; excellent meals; reasonable rates. EN RIGHT, 5215 Single or double room; fine meals; 2 baths; large porch. LINDELL, 4642 Home for business people, wholesome meals, very reasonable.

PERSHING, 5939 Large, cool room; congenial home; good meals; garage. WASHINGTON. 5138 Southern exposed room; desirable; single; double; excellent food. WASHINGTON, 5033 Newly furnished, attractive rooms; best of meals; $6. WATERMAN, 6242 Large, cool rooms, single and double; delicious meals.

RO. 9647. WATERMAN, 6168 Beautiful 2d floor room, southern exposure; 1 or excellent meals; reasonable. WEST, 52xx Lovely home for lady em- ployed; excellent meals. FO.

U382. WKST FIN 4488 Cool, airy, home-like; very good meals; employed. WEST PINE, 3750 Cool south; owners' home, congenial; good meals, $6. WEST PlNE, Rooms, newly fur" nlshed: excellent food. RO.

1259. JUST OPEN Live at Emerson HaU, 4495 West Pine, at Taylor; single and double rooms with bath; excellent meals. FR. 1900. LIVE at Hotel Club, 5406 Delmar; single and double rooms with bath; excellent meals.

RO, 9342. LADY Good meals; southern room; Jewish preferred. PA. 5069. ROOM, BOARD Large, eool; shower; near Forest Park.

FO. 1936. ROOMS 3, private bath, accommodate 4, with meals $25 RO. 2744. ROOMS FOR RENT CITY North ASHLAND, 3928 Desirable front room; private family.

JE. 0650. LABADIE, 4050 Beautiful suite, bedroom, twin beds, private bath, alcove living- ruom; moqern conveniences; private ST. LOUIS, 2311 Newly furnished house-keeplng room. TWENTIETH, 3940 N.

Clean connecting and single housekeeping rooms. Northwest Lotus, 4923 Beautiful 2d floor front Bleeping; private home. South BOTANICAL, 4002 Single front housekeeping, second washer, telephone; $2.50. CAROLINE, 3425 1st floor, 3-room, un-furnished; newly papered. LA.

5586. CLEVELAND, 3858 2-room apartment; refrigeration; adults. CLEVELAND, 4234 2 furnished housekeeping; also unfurnished. CONNECTICUT, 4050 2 south furnished rooms, private entrance porcn. GRAND, 2149 S.

Beautiful sleeping room; hot, cold water, radio, fan; reasonable to desirable tenant. JEFFERSON, 3606 S. 1 or 2 housekeep- hk wop wieepmg room; pnone JUNIATA, 3639 Double, single: porch; quiet; Venetian blinds. LA. 4113.

LAFAYETTE, 2853 Clean, cool; washer, radio, fan; housekeeping; with miiirarm, sleeping, SZ.OU LA SALLE, 018A Sleeping rooms for men: hot baths. LONGFELLOW. 17152 large; cool MENARD, 2328A 3 rooms, toilet; $9. Mnvm, CHestnut 8851. RUSSELL, 2652 2 cool, front connecting.

RUSSELL, 2161 Housekeeping or sleejw ST- VINCENT, 3429 Front sleeping room. SHENANDOAH, 3119 Housekeeping, nice. a mi raj QTinnon. car. reasonable.

THERESA, 1639 8. Housekeeping room With kitchenette? Inlr nh. VICTOR, 3501 Furnished 2-room apart- reirigeration reasonable. Southwest KINGSHIGHWAY, 6200 8. Room, sun ii.r,nrtM jj gentlemen, McCUNE, 6442 2 housekeeping; bath sink, washer, refrigeration, light.

cooL porches, adults. ST. 1673. West LABANNE, 5084 Housekeeping suite: room wnn Bleeping porch. CABANNE, 5047 2 connecting south 2d CABANNE, 5152 Lovely housekeeping m.ucucini inint; aiso souin, complete CATES, 5881 Furnished housekeeping "who iiicua lunnsneu.

COOK, 3624 Housekeeping rooms; water, AgCj A.OU. E'I1LAR' Large; innerspring; 2 DELMAR, 5250 3-room suite, private bath, porch, refrigeration. EN RIGHT, 5927 Attractive sleeping, quiet vamui, excellent transport anon. ENRIGHT, 5938 Large, attractive room, near bath, all conveniences, reasonable. KENSINGTON, 5065 2-3 connecting, de- rooms very reasonable; adults.

LEWIS 4523 Large housekeeping or leeping; rage-i ay lor cars, LINDELL, 4633 Large, cool front room, twin beds; also single, LINDELL, 4340 Room, kitchenette, Frlg-ldalre; sleeping, twin beds. NE. 0096. McPHER.SON, 4027 Attractively furnished bedroom, dinette, kitchenette, re-flnlwhed throughout others. McPHERSON, 4462 Housekeeping rooms.

ur .1 aatuis; modern. MINERVA. 5077 Connecting and single nouseaeeping rooms. FO. 6425, OLIVE, 4448 Large room, steam heat.

gas, ngnt; siu. jKfferson 9373. PAGE, 4573 Furnished, connecting, house- imping rooms. 1. or o.

PAGE. 5184A Light housekeeping or aieeping; ror or Frlgidalre. RAYMOND, 6028 Lovely Urge 2d front Housekeeping or sleeping; conveniences SEMPLE, 1362A Nice room fori or 2j private Jewish home. FO. 2427.

VERNON, 6163 2 large 3d floor, south era exposure; sink, range. Inner-spring; large closets; washing machine; in love- nome; large yard; adults; S3. Union. 620a (at Delmar) 2-room Apart-ment suit, furnished; Frigidaira, gentiles. VERNON, 5133 Front room; southern exposure; single or double.

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