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

TO FIND TENANTS FOB YOTJB HOUSES. ADVERTISE IN THE POST-DISPATCH, ST. LOUIS' BEST HOUSE AND HOME GUIDE. MORE READERS THAN THERE ARE HOMES IN THE CITY mm at. FEBRUARY 12, 1919.

ii BUSINESS CHANCES A NT i VP M2. 7 ...21.. 14.. 34.. 1 2 34 13 it 'sr.

LOUIS AT 1918. 1914. 191J. ...23 lO ...30 IB 40 4 as 90 ...17. 23 FEB.

12 THOUGHT. cannot build our lives on a balance of probabilities; and unless we take for granted the essential principles of duty, we can make nothing: out of an existence at all. The clerk in Eastcheap. aa Mr. Carlyle says, cannot be forever verifying his ready-reckoner.

The world, when It Is in a healthy atate. will' always look askance at persons who insist that the reaejy-recftoners require re--n-CiiOii. A. J. Froude.

TRY A 8-TTMT3 ATX Results almont certain for anything. PALL UP THE POST-DISPATCH. Olive 6600 Central Your credit Is rood Ir you rent a phone- DEATHS Death notices, first 8 lines or lei, XI: tacA extra line lie; memonams. ttc per line. BGHGMAW Entered into rest on Thursday.

Feb. 11. 1915. at 2:10 a. "3: Christ Bergmunn.

beloved husband of Bergmann inee riaucKj, anu dear father of Kdna. Kstelle, Mildred ind Walter, and our dear brother and brother-in-law, aged 50 years. Funeral from renldjcnce, 2S23A North Twenty-third street. Saturday, Feb. 13, Sit 1:30 p.

m. (c5 urnviKR iit On Thursday. 1 1, 1915, at p. Frances Bernhardt "inoe Scheifers). dear mother of Mlnnette.

Caxrie. Louis, Frances (nee Bernhardt) and Berna-deana Hastle (nee Bernhardt), and our dear mother-in-law. sister, sister-in-law and aunt, a the age of 64 years. Funeral on Saturday, Feb. 13, 2 p.

Irom family residence, 3160 Miami street, to St. Anthony's Church, thence to New Picker's Cemetery. "BOLD Entered, into rest on day. Feb. 11, m5.

James Bold 805 Fillmore street, fcloved husband of "Mathilda BoM (ne Becker), dear father of Theodore and fc.arl Bold, -riear son of John Bold, brother of Thomas, John. Robert and Elizabeth Hanky (nee Bold), and our dear uncle "and brother-in-law. notice given later. (c) IIRAIX On Rriaay. Feb 12.

at 6:20 a Vera T. Braun. widow ot Adol-phus G. Braun, aged 81 years. Funeral from the residence of her daughter.

Mrs. Henry K. Murray, 6048 avenue, Saturday, at 3 p. m. "interment private.

F1.ETCIIKR Etitered into rest on Thursday. Feb. 11, 1915, at 4:35 p. Isabella Fletcher (nee St. Cyr), dearly beloved wife of James A.

Fletcher, mother of Ansan and Vall3 Fletcher. r. Remains will be taken from family residence, 4602A Vernon avenue. Inter ment at Bunker run. on ounuaj, "Feb.

14. Bunker Hill (111.) papers please copy. Entered into rest on Fri- day. Feb. 12, 1915.

at 7:20 a. Wil-'-Ifam A. Funke, beloved son of the lat.t William and Anna Ftinke (nee Dettmer), dear brother of Mrs. William Bangert, Mrs. Harry Schaefering, Edward, (Jeorge and Lulu Funke, and our dear uncle and nephew, aged 40 years.

v' Funeral from residence, 2306A fciT'burv street, on Monday, Feb. 15. at 1:30 -p. in: Kelatrves and friends are Invited to attend. Deceased was a member of Spanish Lake Council, It.

A. (c6) Entered into life eternal Thursday, Feb. 11. 1915. at 4:32 a.

at her residence, 6089 Cabanne avenue, Sallie W. Griffith, daughter of the late Thomas H. ami Klizabeth Wilson Griffith. Funeral from the Church of the Ascension, Goodfellow and Cates avenue, -Saturday, Feb. 13, at 2 p.

m. Interment private; please omit flowers. -'(JHIITITH Entered into rest on Thursday, Feb. 11, 1916, at 7 p. John Thomas Griffith, darling: son of S.

-G. and Mary Boyle Griffith (nee Fleming i. dear brother of Leroy Boyle and our dear grandson and nephew, iifced 2 years and 5 days. Funeral will take place from the rest deuce of his grandmother. Mrs.

H. Fleming, 3845 Cook avenue, on Saturday, Feb. 13. litlo, at 2 p. to Calvary Cemetery, Friends are respectfully invited.

(c) Entered into rest Wednes- day, Feb. 10, 1915, at 5:15 a. Hirvey, and dear mother of ueorge -Samuel liarry wii liam A. Harvey, Mrs. Charles i 1 A 11 is a.

Z2 PARTNERS WANTED PARTNER Trta. To manage and nay xi VK for one-half Interest In neas Cll ot 4217-19 Miiii.k..r. av irAKiMaU Wtd. start moving Pittur, hllli( "8.h,:, RS Call lit Vfnlr- PARTNER Wtd. Active or silent to tk.

Interest In valuable Invention. Phona vff tor 241X today. Address 28'A EadS (P9 hiMTf- Practical nt- fi" xd loca- cofli'Dvr aom cash PARTNER Wtd. Party with 50O for half Interest In obieot indicator to place same before one of European Governments; it's of same importance V.i, il Eaat St. Louig.

Ill Til (1 TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES BE a detective; fine prospects: bt r. teroetlng: oldest echool. Write Sum ,12" wig. 042 Westover Kanaa. m1 lc) a Zt examina- See P.

Oxment. Ful (Cl4) LEARN1 HAIRDRESSLNG Day and niint classes; wnus stuaents only; catloii free; call or write. Bt. Louis School of ofir dressing. Wth and Chestnut hauihc we nave gooa POSltloiia I.jr von If you will loam Halrdressing.

maniSr'ni and facial maaaflCA: aa weeks. You are sure of success. Earn while Aioier Col 1CKC. rn. run ul.

MEN and boys to work in Railway Exohangi paing. SuDerlh- tendent. room 1880. (96) HELP WANTED FEMALE APPRENTICE GIRL Of neat appearance uuiuiiiik. mil jaccard CHAMBERMAID Experienced.

HlDDOdrome ICO HOCObAlB DlPPtK Experienced; gool cT-a. (. 3 i i 'v j.t i ei, )C COOK Experienced, for -restaurant. 3524 ranKiin. COOK German preferred; small family ref- OoOK Colored girl for cooking and clenn- dren.

Call 1121 Pine St. inic must ne steaav: 4 month n. GIRL, Work in coffee house. 511 Clark av. GIRL Neat-appearing colored girl to wait on table and act as maid.

4225 Morgan. GIRL. For coffee house; good wages. 618 Clttt-tr av GIRLS 'No, for kitchen work. Bacon's 217 S.

Euclid. GIRL Competent: general housework; In iv a. Jtvtng nienwar Ki GIRL Experienced, colored, for dining room work: hone other need apply. Come ready for work. Washington.

GIRL lor office work; must also be ste- nograpner ana reside in taai st i.nn Bit K-HZ, Post-Lispatch. C7) GIRLS Experienced; work ot. lading' robes ana garments. c. Riddle ir Kr.i Caltet 140U Hogan.

between Cass ar.j O'Fallon. HOUSEG1RL. Capable colored girl lor gen era! housework. Box K-20, Post-Dls. (c5 HOUSEGIRL Good strong girl for general nouseworK ana wasning.

Laclede. ic) HOUSEGIRL For lftflu housework. a3.j -festaiozzl. HOUSEGIHI In flat. Call 4721 Washine- ton.

HOUSEGIRL Capable white girl for down- stalrs work and ironing: must be exueri- enced. Phone Webster 107ft. (cHi HOUSEGIRL White, over 20. for housework. Call after ft Saturday morn I no- WR neetminater pi.

HOUSEGIRL White, for general housework; no washiner: iro home nis-htH rfrnc. 2.1.-) Choufeou. HOUSEGIRL G-Kd. German, for eenera'. housework: must bo good plain cook, good home; apply 41.11 Kossuth.

t-3. HOUSEGIRL To help with housework and children: good home: colored Dref errert Olive. (C) HOI KGIKLr Reliable, white. for general housework: no laundry work: references; required. T'ashinston Cabanv icH) HOUSEKEEPER To run rooming house.

Call after 3 n. Washington. HOUSEKEEPER For a small Jewish fam ily, to be given a good home and salarv. Bonhom me. Clayton.

Mo. (ci HOUSEWOMAN For ceneral housework on farm; good home to right party; state lowest wages in first letter. Mrs. Swan. An-glum.

R. F. D. 38. LAUNDRESS A good white woman f'T Mondays and Tuesdays: steady work.

KiST Florissant. NURSEGIRL Experienced old. ftfifis Palm. about 15 years NURSEGIRL To take care of 2-year-oM child and do other light work. Hippodrome Hotel.

1103 Walnut. (cGi SEAMSTRESS To assist in repair depart ment. acnucK u. ana 41 H' Olive. SPOTTERS Experienced.

Grand Dyeing am! Cleanipe 312B Easton av. STENOGRAPHER References, experience and salarv expected. Pox W-221'. WAITRESS Girl. Sturm's Restaurant.

TiO Olive st. WAITRESS Experienced. arm George's Cafe. 406" Olive come ready for work. WAITRESS Experienced.

Apply Sturm's nestaurant. Oilve, I'd floor. WHITE GIRL For general housework. 121 Macon a Webster Groves; phone Webster ai.1. WOMAN Middlu-aged or elderly, I.eahv av.

at iy.H7 WOMAN Middle-aged woman for general housework for family of S. OT47 Leahy av. WOMAN Neat, for general housework Iq suburbs. Call Cabany 3018. (cl WOMAN Reliable, for laundrv and house-work.

Apply 52S3 Waterman av. (SI s.oMliN Two settd white women, at once, for children's caretakers 438.1 Maryland. Methodist Home. WOMAN Experienced, colored, to do cooking and laundry for private family of 3: references. 3737 Westminster.

(rfl MARKER And assorter; experienced; on shirts. Apply at once. F. C. Miller Laundry, 2747 Laclede av.

(c) MARKER And assorter: experienced on rough dry. Apply at once. F. C. Miller Laundry.

2747 Laclede av. c) SALESLADIES WANTED FIELD SECRETARY To travel; must dress neatly, be over 2." and have high school or college training: pleising personality; fctiplv In person for particulars. American Educational Society. locust st. IS A Soid agate.

10c line, minimum tOc. BUSINESS CHANCES BUSINESS CHANCB Wanted. party of means, willing to invest in high-class publication In St. Louis: state business experi ence, amount, etc. Address E.

R. Croxlea. Decatur. III. ir-sit, BUSINESS CHANCE Bakers, attention: We win sen movable bake ovens, guaranteed satisfaction; terms to suit; write for catalogue.

Middlebv-Marshall riven Mfii 60.1-O7 S. 6th St. Ixiuis. Mo. BUSINESS CHAN ACE Want a suitable partner with invest in mod paying established business: will guarantee per cent with steady increase: if not In earnest do not waste aood time.

Box 7. Bismarck. Mo. FOR RENT Two rooms: splendid location for corset shoo Tnnnir Th Vokiia Dressmakers. N.

Broadwav FOR RENT I rooms; arrange basement for store, shop, or take interest in same: lady or gentleman. Box W-246. Post-Dispatrh. WANT to Invest In os buy a listing and addressing business: no hrokers. Box Post-Dispatch.

APPLICANTS answering advertisements are advised not to forward original recommendations. Copies will do. The originals can be presented when the interview is granted. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE LAUNDRESS Sit; experienced colored, by best references. Boroont 1843.

(7) LALNUHKSS 81t. by German lady: 'washing, Ironing: also housework, 4120 Burgen.ll) LAL'NUREBB colored Monday and Tnxriiiv. Boraont BloA. LAUNDRESS colored; experienced, or houeewora; city rwercnvea. IK.

uuiiwui 2sa. L.AL KDRtSs Wants washing by bundle or day: colored. Call or write, L. H. Webb, sis liHh st.

LRES 1 1- by ueiienced: bundles to brl.ig home; days out; best references Bomont i'882R. i 'x-i in ir Air bv colored. Mondav anf Tuesday: good worker; references. Address i sit. bv strong colored girl.

lanriilrv work or cleaning; references. Bo- LAUNDRESS First-class, wants bundles to bring home or go out. arne. pirans roar 401X. LAUNDRESS Dywhlte; wants bundles to take home; nourecioaning uy uay.

xjo- mont 14(. (5) MAID experienced cook ana launary; small family. Grace. Llndell 4424 (71 MANICURIST First-class, desires position in barber shop or notei: or w.ii ioiii m. Address, giving partlculara.

P. O. Box 116 Kvansvllle. Ind. L'J vitdcit Ei, ond to assist with house work bv neat, competent Address or call 4410 Swan av.

i i. with some nospuai training in varm' cVnorl i nee wlshfs confinement or other sickness; willing to assist with house- work. Llndell bKAMSTHESS Wishes sewing by day week. Phone Forest sion. SECRETARY Sit.

by capable stenographer and bookeeper: Al references. Box T-201. Pr.t-D!spatch. I STENOGRAPHER 6lt. Dy young lady begin ner: more for experience) inau eaiary.

uiimm R. Irt03 Hickory 122 STENOGRAPHER Sit. by experienced young lady; rapid typist; aesiros position at once. Cabany 85 1 STENOGRAPHER Competent. experienced, understands bookkeeping and general office, desires position: small sal- ary.

Box W-Hl. Post-Dispatch. (99) WIDOW with child, wants place at once as housekeeper. r-aaton. uei- mar 1IOSR.

WOMAN Sit. bv elderly woman; general housework. 3756 Olive; iinqeit ubzk. WOMAN for house or dining-room work or cleaning, by the day. Box w-214.

Post-Dispatch. WOMAN colored; laundress or house- girl. Address Maude. sia jtiomont tolid aoate. 10c line, except aaentt.

tatea-men. canvasser, solicitors, mail orders lie line, minimum. I lines. "male BAKER Second hand, on bread and rolls. Apply 2oa N.

Webster Klrkwood, Mo. (cf.) KARBEJl Union at once. 2Wii2 Gravols av. BARBER For-today and Saturday; first-class. 1117 Franklin.

BOY 14 or 15 years old; chance "to work nimtei; up. at. Ange, BOY Experienced wall paper stock boy. ir.d-Leader. Wall Paper Gra BoY Colored, to shine shoes and do porter work.

S20 Pine St. (c) BOY To learn baker trade. Apply Gorge Bennett, 203 N. Webster Klrkwood. Mo.

icO) CLERK For grocery and saloon. Box W-23S. Post-Dispatch. DRAFTSMAN Mechanical, to do few hour' work. Call Saturday, a.

m. 2H37 Russell av. DRUG CLERK Junior: willing do cleaning; state experience, salary expected and par-ticulars. Box E-1TO. Post-Llspatch.

ENGINEER Fcr boiler plant: must be bright, active and have knowledge of electrical work. Box E-110. Post-Dtspatch. tel HARNESS MAKERS Saddle makers, harness cutters, machine operators. Texas Ft.

Worth. Tex. (c7 JANITOR White. Apply 3240 S. Grand, phone Victor 3371.

(c) MAILER First-class. Sidney. Wayne Mfg. 124 (ci MAN Mexican arentleman. for clerical po sition; respectable office: must speak EngilFh: give refs.

Box W-227. MECHANl'J Experienced automobile. for trouble work. Pioneer Auto and Vehicle 3400 S. Broadway.

(cl MEN Several young men. from the country prererred; steady work; experience unnec essarv. Lucas. (3; ORGAN BUILDER First-class man in erect Ing room on conductor work, assembling. good permanent position to right man none other need apply.

Henry Pilcher's Sons. Louisville. Ky. teg.) PAPER HANGER Experienced young man scrape paper off wails; 20c per hour. Box -Z4K.

Post-i'isnatcn. PLUMBER To fit up sewer connection for for private party. Box W-1S4. RIDING MASTER Can teach and gait horses; must have riding togs. K)SO Has ton av.

AKFR-To work on jack. fi'M Pine Sl'OTTERS Experienced. Grand Dyeing and Cleaning Easton av. Ic3) STENOGRAPHER Married man. experi enced touch operator: must transcribe notes accurately and rapidly and had iuii mgn school education: best opportunity for ad vancement.

Reply confidential; address In own handwriting, stating age and experience. Box K-lll. Post-Dlsnwtcb. 'cn TINNER'S HELPER Experienced, at Hyd fc'heet Metal Works. 4S34 Page WINDOW WASHER Expert: must be specialist in this line: white married man; cltv references reaulred as to sobriety and honesty and ability; state age and wnere so employed.

Box K-rw. Post-Dlspatcn. ic YOUNG MAN Competent, for position which reouires knowledge and experience in book-keenlnz-. stenography and typewriting: good opening for right man; state age. experience and salary In application.

Address Lock box 42. East St. Louis. 111. fc7 AGENTS WANTED AGENT Call between 8 and 12 a.

Florlssa nt. 4902 tc7) AGENTS To call on all Catholic families to sell an article that sells at sight. Ber- nard Altaretie Dayton. O. (1) j-Aj3YjftEjrrs AGENT Lady: call betweon 8 and 12 a.

m. 4ima Florissant. tcii AGENTS 2u ladles; $1 a day and car fare: pleasant position. 1113 Holland Bldg. jAJSIVAJiSjyRjJS CANVASSER And solicitor: call between 8 una a.

m. 4u Florissant. (c7) CANVASSERS 2 flrst-class and several others: must be hard workers Call. I.In- dell 4288. between 6 and 7:30.

(88) SOLICITORS Ladles, to sell useful article. an at nm istn aak for Fehr. SOLICITORS Several to take subscriptions for an evening newspaper: liberal commls- sion nox K-i. Post-Dispatch SOLICITORS Coffee; new method; double commission for rieht nartv (iriftsth Tea and Coffee House. 3038 Sheridan.

SOLICITORS Men and women, house-to- house canvasslnsr- IOc inn nr cent profit: tiOc: Investigate, i'10 N. Kwlng. (B) SOLICITORS Ladies, genteel work, house to house. In best neighborhoods, commission only; call between 8 and 6, at 026 Hamilton. (6) SALESMEN WANTED SALESMAN Call between 8 and 12 m.

irv- lorisgant. tci 3" i i. aul.md i a nay and commission; starts you. 1113 Holla and Bldg. SALESMEN good-paying positions; steady employment with an oM tnhitnhtl Id nrm.

can at iuit Olive. J. B. Lovelace. Ic8l SALESMAN Experienced bread salesman for wholesale bakerv In wt PTnii refer- ences required.

Box G-82 Post-Dls. (col SAlSMEN Callinsr nn H.n.,mn hard- ware and furniture trade to handle as side line popular household necessity. Box G-129. Post-Dispatch. (65) SALESMEN Two flrst-olasa automobile; Commission basia Anlv nr jirf nniTV for proper parties.

Call 1045 N. Grand. icgl LESMEN To train fn. inn n-lrh repu- table firm; aged 22 to 35 preferred: only those willing to take salesmanship training neoa apply. Charles W.

Preston. 1120-ii Syndicate Trust Bid ois miv. -t Hours 0 a. m. to 4 p.

m. and 8 d. m. to n. m.

triHJ) SALESMEN For high-class proposition; two refined, educated men of good appearance and character, capable of Interviewing professional people and of earning large commissions. P18 Olive Sd floor. Ask for SALESMAN To act as manager; man who ha managed grocery or other food supply store; experienced hiring and training salesmen; married man. 28 to 40: good references; personal bond required. Write fullv or apply for interview.

Jewel Tea 3400 Lindell. tc5) CORPORATION wanta district manager to travel In this State: aood salarv: experi ence not necessary If willlnsr to learn. Las- tlc-Alr. Niagara Falls. N.

Y. (1 SOLICITING SALESMAN McArtnur, 216 (cloj Mercbants-Lacledo Bldg. 6 1 HELP AH TED HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALI BKDROOM SETS For sala. S3 wardrobes (2; sideboards. 12: ranges, beds, tables, stoves.

1701 8. lltb. dreasera 53 j-tii BEDS Handsome brass and Vsrnlo Marti beds, beautiful rugs, fine player-piano genuine leather, mahogany parlor suite: librarj table, living-room and bedroom furniture' davenette. legant dining set; ail like sll separately; wonderful bargain: must seU immediately: also bouse for sala: call quickly, 4213 Washington. DINING PET For sala; early En.

g. ilsb; table, buffet. 0 chairs, cheap. Un dell 121 fTRMTl'RR-For sale 1519 Comptun, FURNITURE For sale, entire contents ol elegantly furnlalied home. Including player-piano; cheap 423a Maryland.

UfJ FURNITURE For sale: chiffonier. 3 Vernil Martin oeos. aaa range; cbina closet: rugs. etc. 3VO Henrietta.

lij) FURNITURE For sale, sideboard. Icebox, gas stove, 30-gaHnn galvanised hot watei tank: cheap. 2732 Russell av. FURNITURE For sale, 1 oak china 113; 1 writing desk and bookcase combine 15; 1 wardrobe, large mirror. and 1 largi rug.

-'TBI Geyer lower flat. (c7) FURNITURE Better furniture at lowt prices; for real bargains in all lines ni Louse furnishings It will pav you to call oa ps. Klhnlein's, 142U-33 S. Vandeventai. Tat Chotiteau or Vandnventer cars.

tcl FURNITURE Big baraain in household goods. 13 storage lots, must be sold at once for storage charges, consisting of linoleum, carpets and rugs, brass and iron beds, stoves, dressers, chiffoniers, wardrobe and chlflorobea. etc. -JIM-34 Franklin. (c4xl LINOLEUM For sale.

22 yards, like ne; tH. 471S Cottage. OJ DON'T live in turnlsned rooms when 1 per week will furnish 3 rooms, furniture complete; a postal to Box C-2o7. Post-Dlspatcli. will bring our representative to your horns and explain.

Write today. tcf HENRY WALKER, C. K. A 1 KONG, MARTIN Hllt'H, ALL FORMERLY WITH H. WALKER KIRN.

NOW AT OLIVE. OPP. PUBLIC LIBRARY. THERE will never be a more opportune time to select your household needs than now, while our stock Is complete In every department; we are still showing the most complete line of stoves and ranges In the city at rock-bottom prices, and you make your own terms, too: ranges as low a 111: cook stoves from up: gas ranges at low as 17.95; gas heaters start at Jt 35; coal heaters, some as low as $4. It; upright folding beds, with 18x40 mirror, at low as $9.50 ion terms of SI per month)) mantel folding beds, vrith good springs, start at l.

25; large double-door wardrobes at low as sideboards. In all styles and colors, from $7.75 up; dining chairs. In all styles, from 70c up: dlnlna tables from $4.26 up; 3-plece bedroom suites at low at $9.50: sanitary davenports, good spring back and teat, for sanitary couches, with pads to fit, fo room-size rugs as low at txll Ingrain rugs for $1 60; window shades. 10c; Iron beds, all styles and alzet. upward from springs as low at mat trees from $1.15 up: S-plece parlor suites from $9.50 up: large bed davenports, with bedding compartment, as low aa $11 (on terma of $1 per month); rockers, in ail colora and many styles, start at small center tables.

55c; Morrle chalrt. In oak; and mahogany, as low at we furnish 3 rooms for 50 ($4 cash and $1 per week); -4 rooms for $71. ($5 cash $1.26 per week). H. Walker Furniture) Co southeast corner 12th and Walnut.

(c6 CASH OH TIME NEW AND SLIGHTTY USED FURNTTTTR H. Also a iarga lot of roller-top deske at greatly reduced prices; we pay no rent, and that means a great saving to you; before baying call and see us and Be convinced. EDW. LANGAN FURNITURE 2004 Morgan st. cl ft FURNISHED HOUSE For sala.

splendidly furnished 7-room house; very convenleatj best offer by Sunday gets It; owner must leave city: win tell on time to acceptavit) party. BIZ N. spring it. FURNITURE For sale, entire contents of -room house, 3417 Laclede must be seen) to be appreciated: gool cause or selling.) HORSES AND VEHICLE8 DEAD ANIMALS Wtd. 1 for a horse or cow.

Phone at once, Olive 1395. ie MULES Wtd. A pair; cheap. Box W-234, Pnt- Dispatch. WAGONS buggies, runabouts, horses an4 harness bought, told and exchanged.

Wlnan I. 2103 Tine st. bI AMBULANCES, bufse. broughams, wagon ettes. hearses, buggies, station wagons, nevr and berondhand: liboral terms.

Williams Carriage. Hearse and Cab 1909 Washington av. ic'l AM 141 LANCES, busses, broughams. wag onettes, hearses, buggies, station wagons; new and secondhand; liberal terms. Williams Carriage, Hearse and Cab ltiu 1 Washington av.

cfl. AMHITLANCES. broughams, business and pleasure vehicles, teaming gears. aump wagons, drays, anything on wheels; new and secondhand, cash or time. Rlefllng't.

largest In St. Louis. 91S N. Broadway, at Franklin. iciti NAHVKKK Vnr fount mares, horses.

6 mules, wagons, buggies. Transfer. 23) Hine st. HOUHE For ssle; good bay. P.

Loira Wail Paper ouve St. HOUSE For sale: good worker: I30D cheap. 3iQ4 Keokuk Victor 322J. irt.i HORSE For sale; harness and 2-horse coal wagon: lost hauling. Ipor, S.

12th. HOUSF.S For sale. 2 work horses; cbeaa. Apply l.MU N. Broadway.

"JJ HORSES For sale; rnares, mules Iiarnebs. Ice (Yearn Cone I'M P. in. HORSES For sale. 5 horses.

3.i up; coal wagon, top wagon. 331:0 Chouteau. JACK For sale: black Spanish; guaranteed every way; big sacrifice for quick nn. Take Ferguson car, J. V.

Ehrhardt, Ken- WOQ't springs. r-i. i.oute MARES For tale: two; weight 240) pounds; cheap: will separate 2M'0 8. Jefferson. HORSE For sale, delivery oj work: $S5; will trade for small one.

(20 Walton, MARE For sale, good work mare. $25. 304 Fasten av. MARES For tale; 4 big: 2 In foal; harness; cheap: lost hauling. Cook.

(3. MARES For sale, by widow. 2 fat chunky inaies. In foal: extra workers. 30R2 Ca.

MARES For sale, two young ma one In foal; both, good work horse, $20. a4 Easton av. MARES For tale, besullful team goyi tt(j-K farm males, extra good pullers. 1jO. 2i25 Clark.

MARES For tale, two mares. 13. youn mules anil harness: using auto truca. i Hi MARES For "sale. 2 fine young mares an colts, email delivery borte.

tib. Ss5 Windsor pi. MARES For sala; 3 2 horses, from 10 up; must ten tooay. Call 1118 N. Van deventer MARES For sale, two mares, good borss.

fine ponv, peddling wagon. top wagon, storm buggy, runabout single and double harn-ss inure vr ul II mares. dlrect froir front will ui i.ia, mlnnu rhlrkent rell at a bargain; no use tor mniim. i N. Taylor.

'r MOVING VAN For sale: flna condition; me- diuni size: also good dirt or sand wagon: ak Ferguson car. J. B. Ehrhart, Ktnwoot Kprmgs. MULE For sale; cheap.

43:12 Duncan. Al for J. J. ncnnen. isju Kl'NABOt'T For lie.

rubber-tired 1 nrst-class condition. Ill I cheap; ta Chestnut st 1 ei WAGONS For sale. vetibued grocery. bk-r mnt laundrv wagons. John To- Mrsks to 14on 7th st.

MACHINERY JrVANTEO A.ATHE Siwondhtnd. 14-lnch OT mora swing: give prt-e and description to Bog W-20I. Pott-I'lspatrh. FOR SALE I PAY CASH for scrap Iron and tnetalt an4 auto trltea. J.

A. Stern. 1k.ui Chestnut at. Phones: Central M73. Mlve 12TI.T lc TYPEWRITERS TYPEWRITUK For sale; No.

4 Underwood. over tWy ouIa Hot W-245. P. -l 1 1 or ai. nne Remington, like new.

$5: flna Standard, f.i. 1912 H. Broadway. Is big redurtton: all models, cask er monthly payments: lowest rentait. N.

tth tt. "llv fTl-J (JLi, 1 1 Pfc. WRIT For tale: factory rebuilt; Underwood. Oliver. Mnilth, Kemlngton Royal makes: $15.

$2-. rental, montl-s. up. t. Iiuii Typewriter Exchange.

211 N. loth Main 1IC2. Central 4. i '1 rt Ml i i AT HoME, No CHARGE FOR INSTRUCTION: RENT AN OLIVER 3 OLIVER TYPEWRITER Bl2 PINE BT BT. LOUIil.

MO. (cs Moot couiplet line. a. I makea. lepalrs.

rentals. Union Typewriter fc.mibng. lit y. 8th at lcf h.M a Kfimgton tpwwrtter trotn ua. Ttt4 buy from the maker.

Why riot rent frorts the maker? Our rauial tic always In rlrat-t lass condition, barked hy our guarantee. Terms, visible models 3 pr month. $7 for )t months; other mtvlela Remlngten Typewriter 2I Fine Pnsnee: Hall 1n Klnloch Centrtl HrtO irlt ME BEFORE YuV Ht'Y A FkT WRITER: I AM AN FX 1'EHf AND I CAN ADVISE YOU MIGHT. HoX E-114. POST-DISPATCH.

IVI'KU'NI "mir months foe and tin: Initial varment aoi.lled If purchased. AMl.itlCAN WltfTIi MACllINR 20V N. loth Mala 4V Utntral 1219. DEATHS On Thursday. Feb.

11. 118. at 3:46 p. Katharlna Pamlua (nee Schneider), widow of John J. raujus, beloved mother of Mri; Magririe Oosoh (nee Faulus).

Edward. Ferdinand. Hw rv nnh.rt and Laura Faulus. our dear mother, mother-in-law and grandmother. aged 87 years and 2 monins.

Puneral from residence. 317 Russell avenue, on Saturday, eD. 10, i. to Old St. Marcua' Cemetery.

Friends invited. SCHVBLL Entered into rest on Wednesday. Feb. 10. 1916.

at 3:20 p. rrii flchnaii (n g1sz. beloved wife of Frederick C. Schnell, dear daughter of George Gelsz and our dear sister-in- law. Funeral will take place from the fam ily residence.

3S49 Lincoln avenue, on Saturday, Feo. 13, 1315, at 2 p. to Bellefontalne Cemetery. fTrienas are re spectfully invited. Evansvllle (Ind.) papers please copy.

CJVW1N Entered into rest on Thurs day. Feb. 11. 1916. at 10:35 p.

Mary E. Unwln, beloved wife of Edward I'nwin. dear mother of Mrs. Mollie Patterson, Mrs. Edna Richter (nee Unwln).

Edward and William Unwln. our dear grandmother and mother-in-law, aged 60 years. Funeral Sunday. Feb. 14.

1915. at 2 p. from residence, 4431A North Fourteenth street, to Bellefontalne Cemetery. Deceased, wan a member of Hyde Park Lodge, Degree of Honor, no. lu.

i.ct) WYLIE Entered into rest on Thurs day. Feb. 11. 1915. at 3:45 p.

Mr. James L. Wylie, dear father of Lou L. vtylie. Frank J.

Wylie, Mrs. Mattle B. Krebs (nee Wylie), and Mrs. Pearl E. liedd (nee Wylie).

at the ace of 70 years and 2 months. Funeral services and interment at Montgomery City, under the auspices of the A. F. and A. M.

lodge, Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL, NOTICE To whom It may concern: Notice la heretav elven that will not be responsible for any debts contracted uy my wire, fliouie M. Winn. RICH ARDB. WIXK.

(cB) FOR ADOPTION Prettv baby girl can be naa uy canine iuao Olive st. maternity home. LOST mmi FODN Solid agate. 10c Una. minimum iOc.

Lost articles sometimes are never found; often they are stolen with no chance of recovery, but when picked up by honest persons they will get back to the owner if advertlsod in this column. LOST "AH PIN Lost: sterling silver, lavender vimmema, wun dirck cats; between rnmous-oarr and Security Bldg. reward. I'uqiiiie BILL FOLDER Lost, small combination bill folder and purse. Cass car; contained money ana paper: reward.

Westmin sicr m. ores irt HOOK Lost. Thursday. Grand Opera pirc return. i nennett pi CASE Lost, on Olive car.

leather case, con- toet sna dook oi aaaresses. For est 2736W. CIRCLE PIN Lost, with safety clasp. In uuvtmown aistrict. caoany Z404J, or return to Post-Dispatch Lost an Found Bureau: reward.

DIAMOND STUD- Lost. Tuesday evening. neater ana wasning inn; iinerm rewara. fan 'iNinv inn? i7i DIAMOND RING Lost, at or near 443ft Gib son Feb. 11; reward.

Main 3002, Sta ttonj R. DOG Lost, orange and black Pekinese dog. s.ciuin to xnx name av. ana receive re "rd. (5, DOG ret Lost, brindle bulbing, license No.

38R7: 'irn; reward. 2S70 S. Jefferson Al Gra-ff DOG Lost, female hunting dog. black and wnue. can victor lava: K.

N. Kmerson. o5i IAHj white poodle: Wednesday; little girl's pet and playmate; longing for pfiiitr -iitrm vvi. DOG Lost, brindle bull female. Saturday morning, around Missouri and Park; license No.

42M. Return to 1419 Missouri and re- rewara. DOG Lost, poodle, on 2: blsr reward: answers to name of Trlxle; jrlft from deal inmuer. r-iease return, N. Grand.

Del- KH Ixjst, bunch of kevs. Reward if re to yvm. L.ser, n-- N. Proadwav. KEYS Lost, bunch of keys; about keys in mi.

ii ict or o-ntw Ki.Y Lost, patrol signal box key. No. c. nnir un ueimnr 43BSL. KEVS Lost; bunch, and Return to 2101 Wash-ecelve reward.

S. H. ltigton av. Lnngace. rArw June 1313.

dUcharge from viiiteu stairs iavy. on (ass. Jefferson or ower urove car or on street. C. L.

Connor. Reward of If returned. J. P. Connor.

413 aiam Ft. icq PIN Lost, lady's pin. star-shaied. with red stone, on Hebert between Jefferson and Grand: return University. I'lN Loot, small gold crescent pin.

daisy -en-ter. downtown district. Thursday; keep, sake: reward. Llndell 1914. PIN Lost, on Tower Grove car.

Wednes day. square silver pin. set with 16 bril liants. Call Victor 55S7R 1" Bt H)K Lost, about 2 o'clock Thurs-dav. in front of American Theater or there abouts: containing $4(K and three checks, ono tor uii one lor and one ror l-: siso hunting license and other papers.

My full name and address Is on this pocketbook; liberal reward. Box W-243. Post-Dispatch riTRSE Iot: in vlcinltv of Marcus lady's small black. 4023 Labadie. Del- mar 4tiS.

(c) I'URSE Lost; between King's highway Mock and Clara, on Delmar. Phone Miss Lillian Carter. Main 4VX); reward. lei PURSE Lost, small, at Union Station or Grand Central Theater; reward. Cashier.

1700 Washington. c) PURSE Lost, containing 2 bill and small change, receipt from Lammert's for furniture, laundrv check: Thursday evening on Creve Coeur car. Mrs. Emerick. Jackson Vlnlta Park.

(c RING- Lost: gold band: engraved A. to W. $1 rewnrd. Llndell 3SS0. RING Lost, cameo, within last month and half: heavy old-fashioned mounting: profile bust of woman design; liberal reward.

Box J-'l. Po-t -Dispatch. WATCH FOi: lst with cameo locket charm. Phono Forest 4SBoR; reward. WATCH CHARM Lost: Inscription on back.

H. D. Jolley;" return to 141" Wright Hiiig. reward. WATCH Lost, open face gold.

2-Jewel Waltham movement; liberal reward. White. Central S7n. FOUND DOG Found; Boston terrier; female: white markings on throat and chest: leading stran. Phone Forest 44f'j.

FOUND UY THE POLICE. CHAUFFEUR'S BADGE 12S3 Graed and Magnolia. DOOR KEY 12th District. ii YARDS BABY RIBBON Central pis- irlct. GOODYEAR INNER TUBE N.

Euclid. SHILD'S FI'R MUFFLER 8th and Wyoming sts AUTO TOP BRACKET 11th District. CASES CHEESE Mh District. SEAiErPKOOSAI SEALED PROPOSALS in TRIPLICATE will be received by the Quartermaster-General of the Army, Washington, D. C.

until 2 o'clock v. Eastern time, March 11. 101.1. for furnishing stationery, desk, typewriter, office and drafting and school books, for delivery during the fiscal vear lt'lrt. at depots of the Quartermaster Corps Hated in schedule.

Schedules furnished upon application to Quartermaster-General. 8. Army, Washington, 1. C. or hy Depot Quartermaster.

St. Louis. Mo. D. H.

STANLEY. Lieutenant-Colonel Q. M. Corns, f. COMING EVENTS.

8pH4 aerat. 10e line, minimum tOe. EAGLES and friends, grand masquerade, next Saturday nlaht. Feb. IX a Hall.

Jefferson and Lafayetta: i cash prise: admission 23c, by Ladies' Eag; Club. (c3) I WANT to sell $10,000 worth of stock for $S00O cash In good-paying company; I need the money: good opportunity for young man for solicitor in business at 100 month. Box Post-Dispatch. J) TWELVE YEAK6 AGO I started a small mall order business at borne In spare time with a few dollars capital; I wanted to make $30 or S40 a month evenings. The net profits the first year averaged 200 a week.

Five years' work netted me $50,000. I will show you how to start a small mail order business. Send today for my proposition. It's interesting. No canvassing.

Heacock. Box 721, Lochport. K. Y. (cJ.

BUSINESS FOR 8ALE BAR3ER 6 HOP And pool room; good busi- ness: reason, in neaitn. aiw Ltma av. BARBER SHOP Three chairs; good location. in fast-growing neighborhood; It will pay you to Investigate: a bargain. 2SB3 Union.

T) DRUG STORE Best located and best pay ing in city, central, oig transfer corner, good" lease. Box T-38. Post-Dispatch. (36 DRUG TOR; business, $35; transfer point. West End, located 8 years; growing steadily; lease; $4000 cash, balance terms.

ror particulars aaaress ujck rsox loyz, osi; offlc-; GROCERY Good business; corner; trade. 614 High st. cash RROTF.HT And meat market: Al fixtures! any reasonable offer will be accepted. Sld-ney 20o8. iS) GRflCKHY Small, with livlnv rooms KOOd location: must sell at once: have other business; make offer.

2327 Newhouse av. (21 GROCERY Good, clean stock; paying stand: cheap rent; best bargain for cash in St. Louie: leaving city. 102 N. Taylor av.

(PHi GROCEFiY Small; new stock; good, busy corner; cash trade: low rent; place for butcher: ownjer In other business and must sell; sacrifice quick. Mr. Baker 112) Olive. HARDWARE AND VARIETY STORE Paying stand; clean stock; bargain: line place for lady. Box W-177.

Post-Dls. (6i AllLLlN fejK 1 fjiOKt Up-to-date; line tlon; South Side, tfox G-lll. Post-Dls. toi RESTAURANT Factory district; bargain if told this week. 1302 Cast av.

RESTAURANT And lunchroom, near car barn; investigate; see the place and the price is rigm. priny. RESTAURANT Old established stand; fina chance for hustler; other business. Apply 3P30 Washington. (i) ROOMING HOUSE Furniture of 12 rooms: central tu.t.

alter 10 a. m. Q) ROOMING HOUSE 14 rooms: on Delmar. near vandeventer: full of permanent roomers. Phone Central B826R.

Si SA LOON Corner location: centrally locate near Lnion l-tation: other business: xtitm. Box W-138. Post-Dispatch. (5) SALOON In the heart of business district; rent and license paid until April 6. 1915: price $2000 cash.

Box W-191. PoBt-PTatch. (89) SALOON With 6 living rooms upstairs; good location: doing good business according to condition of times; in East St. Louis; no agents need apply. Box K-fiO.

i7) SHOK SHOP Complete, with machinery che-c. 1066 state East St. Louis. Ill.n) TAILOR SHOP 3114 Lawton; your price; other business. TAILOR SHOP Must be sold quick.

Inquire N. uarrison. WAGON SHOP For sale; established 30 years; will sen cheap on account of death. N. 22d.

THE best hardware and furniture store in Southeast Missouri, in town of 10.000: doing big business; good factory and rall- roal town: oeen in business lour years ana clesred flO.000; if you want a good business, don't pass this "up: owner retiring. Box W-195, Post-Dispatch. (89) SALE mi ANTE Solid aoate. 10c line, sxceot animals, auto mobiles, oicuclcs. boats, cameras, launches.

motorcycles, store ana office ftxtures. lc minimum, lines. JVUSCE-ANOtJ SJORSALE FEED For sale, mixed molasses dairy feed. per ton delivered: sample on request. Fred Klein.

ISll) Schlld St. Louis. Mo.i7) MO ING picture machines. Hlms. cnairs.

screens, tents and ail kinds of show aooda bought and sold. W. L. Tamme. 604 Chest-rut st.

(c77i UUL TABLES New or secondhand: for rent er sale. John Jourdaln. 141S Cass a v. (cl4i t'OOl, TA BLES Two. for sale cheap, at ibd N.

Broadway. ifli HOTECTOGRAPH Kor sale: $10: works good as new. Box W-B. Post-Dispatch. (7i SAFE For Bale: United States Express: and messenger boxes: cheap.

Weis 103 Market sr. ())6) WATER HEATER For sale, Ruud; $7. 471S Cottage av. (c) BUTCHERS and users of larae lceboveal You can't be locked In vour box bv robbers if you have a Brecht automatic door fastener, which unlocks from inside. Call and see at 1201 Cass av.

(rSi NEW city map. Just out, showing route of every car line; every Btreet Indexed and numbered. Prepaid. 26c. Foster, 410 Wssh- ngton av.

wnELrEous wants CLOTHING Cast-off. bought; 30l summer and winter suits, overcoats; pay $.1 tip; also ladies' dresses. Delmar 8G5. Forest 767. Gel- ber, 412ft Page bl.

c8) CLOTHING Cast-off. bought; men's suits. $5 up; ladles' suits and dresses, your own price. Olive S2SW, Central H. Banks, 1407 Biddle st.

(cbi GaKiilN HOSE Wtd. Must be cheap; to l-u, ieet. ueimar. HEATER Wtd. Hot-water heater; small! Phone Olive 1331.

or Box K-SI), ic) HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED ARPETS Wtd. Furniture; for call Central 87SSR. Rnmnnt 32s7 Greenburg's. 2300 Franklin. (co) LAitrlLi to.

furniture, contents flats and dwellings. Goldbera. itfiOO Wash. Central Bomont 1201. Ic56' thATHLKil O.tMK) pounds old feathers; pa for old ones and 00-Soc for new ones.

Montana Feather Delmar 8Co, Forest 767. 44'26 Page. (ci FEATHERS pounds old feathers; pay to oc tor oio ones ana etic to ooc ror new ones. Pillow Mfsr. 1204-00 High Central Olivo 41fil.

(c8l ad'v: cutt storage 472U Easton av. Forest 264. Delmar 6t4. (14) FURNITURE Wtd. Best cash price for furniture or contents of dwellings.

Delmar 3St4. Forest 523. Dennis Bros. Ic?) URNITURE- Wtd. For cash, or evchanae for moving.

Kelner. 215 S. 14th st. Cen-tral 421R. fillve 3721.

c14i FURNITURE Wtd. Cash for contents of flats, dwellings, stocks and stores: hiahest cash price. Schober, 451S Page. Forest 31)68, Delmar 14) ABSOLUTELY highest prices paid for household goods, stocks or merchandise, fixtures, etc. Bomont 22, Central 137.

Btoecker it Price Storage and Auction 1928 Frank lin av. (oS) BEST cash prices for contents of flats, residences; large and small lots. 261S Franklin av. Bomont and Central 207S (8) BEST Cash prices paid for cmul tnrnlrure small or large lots. Mr.

Haller. 2021 andoah, av. Victor (cl4l HIGHEST prices paid for all kinds ot Household goods. H. Brockmeier.

4505A Easton Delmar 7H. Ic'Qt Liv i BROS, call at once and pay cash for flats aitd r-n 1 1 vt Jill lUin. 11 S. 14th st. Call or Write.

Central a.Vj.t. Olive (C5) THE very best prices for furniture of ail kinds: buy entire contents nt reirinre and flats, stocks or stores, etc. R. U. Leo- non Aiic, ana (storage J-aclede av.

Kiniocn teimar lien I.lnilell 4741. rl) ANIMALS IXKi Fcr sale, fine black and white fox terrier, male: good gentle- $2 :r.2 Delmar bl. DOG For sale, pedigreed French poodie: cheap: 8 weeks old. 3032 Bell- Delmar 107 PUPS Fcr sale, thoroughbred collie nunc price Call after p. m.

41S8 Shaw. BOOKS AND PERIODICALS ALL the late books, stationery and office supplies at the book shop of American Bap- tlst Publication Society. 514 N. Grand. iciSi BOO KS of all kinds bougnt and sold.

Cad or send address to Milis' Book Store. tk)7 Chestnut St. irS BOOKS Wtd. Anv or all of the following-BIshoD on Contracts (2.1 enlarged edltlonc Roblnson's F.lementary Law tnew enlargl McKelvey's Common Law Pleading; Tledeman on Real Estate; state condition and lowest cash price. Box W-138 pogt -Dispatch, BUILDING MATERIAL GRAVEL For sale, and sand: rn limit to quantity.

Write J. Hays, own-, Ponchatoo. la. tli CLOTHINO CLOTHING Cast-off. bought: tjOO summer and winter suits, overcoa.s; pay up; also ladies' dresses.

Delmar eto3. orent 77 Gelber, 442H Psee bl. (cs WE buy and sell iun cast -off suits, otu. coats, pants. latneman.

aum Market, les) buy and set) men on suits aad overcoats, urttn a. il- i. eta. Olive 4', ccond Hour. tobi FOR HIRE LIMOUSINE For hire; 7-paasenger.

by hour ictk'iubw. van Lindell 1144. t34i J.fT1Kt':i?ur'n rar- ew 6-naasengsr Cadillac. $2 hour. Delmar SSjCRT Forest FOR HIRE Elegant 7-paasenger Umouslne, per hour; careful driver.

Grand 2M4. (T FOR HIRE Limousine and touring cars; g't Pr'Ce- im" WANTED altos wtd. I want your used cars. I can ell them. Get my plan.

609 Times Bldg. tc AUTOMOBILE Wtd. Ford, in exchange for new cabinet arand riin Mrs. Nichols. v- niisii st.

CASINGS Wtd. Two, 3SX4H. Immediately. 4a' ucimif hi lVt.d- Bosch dual coiL Immediately. ii ueimar hi.

ic) STORAGE BATTERY Wtd. For lighting 6- in g-jou condition, nox -24, TOLK1NG CAR Wtd. or 5 passenger: will pay fMO cash, balance monthly notes; Partlculara; prefer private party. ox E-lll. Post-Dispatch.

tcti) USlD AUTOS WANTED To rent, 73c hour, 10 hours day. 503 Times Bldg- (cl AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE 2735 Olive: complete. Unlimited i I ncl 11(1 ing driving, 2o: call or write. O) BEHHY AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL (Incorporated, Complete course, day or night. $40: also headquarters for used cars.

Capt. John Berry. president. Washington and Vandeventer. tcS) FOR SALE or sale- orfi.

moao splendid condition; newly painted; must sell uick; sj()q. 3rt6)t Oliva st (c5) AUiuMOtfiLbB ror sale, 10-passenger Jitney jars, f)(A) to $1124; Immediate deliv- f. rarreu. bos Chestnut st. t0) BUiCK.

Model 37, C-passenger or fine de- "rpain: syo. aay. ouve. tcoj tnALMtKo 6-pasienger; late perfect order; sacrifice; $3oG. model; in 3U32 Olive.

MASolS For sale, Dorris, rebuilt, delivery wagou; rebuilt pleasure cars, guaranteed; bargains in other manes: 1914 Cole. -pause n-ger. I12 Velie chaKsIs; Abbot-Detroit. 6-a-sengjr; Gramm truck, 1 ton; G. M.

C. truck. o-ton. DORKIS, 22 S. Sarah at.

tcSi COLPE For sale; Hupp; good condition; big bargain: $423. 3007 olive St. cii COLPE For sale. Hup 20, overhauled, 46o: easy terms; bargain. Fee Farrell.

iu4 Chestnut St. (c8j COUPE For sale; Regal 31). in fine condition electric lights and demountable rims. Call Forest 0528. 5) DELIVERY TRUCK For sale; panel body.

4QIM Maftltt. let) FORD delivery bodies in stock. Rlef ling's. ais N. Broadway, at Franklin.

OVERLAND 1K13. 5-passenger; just like new; guaranteed; tiaurliice; (43d. 3HilJ Olive. (c6) ROADSTER For sale, Regal cheap for cash. Phone 3354 Olive.

(t!) STANDARD ELECTRIC For sale, 4-passen. Ser, practically new; bargain price. Phone Malr 2)tsu. Central 1004. or 317 Fuilerton Bldg.

(coi S1LDEBAKER 1K13 model, 5-passenger fully equipped; fine condition; bargain; 3H32 Oilve. icti) iOLKiNG CAR For sale; Ford, demonstra tor; ueiter than, new; bargain price, oiki, Olive st. (c5) iOCKiNG CAR Foe. sale; U14 Ford; In perfect running order; electric lighting throughout. Lindell 4o)4.

k) lOLKI.NO CAR For sale; Ford. 1D13; also lyl3 runabout, gaod tires and prest-o tank; will sell cheap. Call rear Delmar. CAR For sale, lala Cadillac. 4-passenger torpedo; electric starter and lights; in perfect condition and fully equipped.

For Quick sale. $073. Box E-118. Post-Dispatch. (ci TOURING CAR For sale or trade, one to) h.

p. u-cyllnder. 4.5 core. Matheson. 1911 make: for a Ford touring car; must be late model and in good conuiion.

Inquire 3l)3 Shenandoah a v. vE have a large selection of simliily ud touring cars, coupes. and trucks taken in on new dtudebakcv; mtO to X1000; also full line of nw closed, open and commercial cars of two popul.ii- makes; easy terms. See Farrell. U01 Chestnu: Main Central 3ft.

tcfi) NEW AND LteED CARd SUITABLE FOR JITNEY SERVICE. We have several five and seven-passenger cars at moderate prices, which will be very suitable for service as above mentioned, lerms: Part cash and balance monthly. See Mr. Cousins. 217 Locust st.

(cH) DORK15 1913 and 1M4 limousines; exceptional bargains. Guaranteed. DORRIS. 4100 Laclede ay. (c5i USED CAli BARGAINS We want to move these cara this week, r-very one will sell 25 per cent more by March 1.

This is your opportunity for a real bargain: 1911 Maxwell touring car $2 11)11 Cadillac touting car 0'H) lull Chalmers coupe 475 11)11 Cadillac coupe 7)i) 1112 Nyberg touring car 1912 Fal roadster 375 1U12 Sfuts touring car 7V) 1H12 Waverly electric coupe coo 11)12 Chalmers limousine, with extra 7- pausenger touring body 1.000 Every car in flrst-class condition and with a written guarantee. HUDSON -PHILLIPS MOTOR CAR LgggJ 212 Washington av. FOR "JITNEY" MRRV1CB CAWS Any of the following are good Investments: Peerless, 7-passenger 700 Moon, 7-passenger 730 Mitchell, 7-passenger Mitchell, 7-passenger Mitchell. 7-paseiiger l.t Hupmobile. 1914 starter l.ooo Lambert.

1913 H) Moon. r-passenger HM) R. C. starter 7ix) Mitchell. 5-passenger hoo Mitchell.

5-passenger Carter car. 4-cyi. SO) Cole. 5-passenger s.vi Locomobile. 5-passenger (H) Michigan, 5-passenger ln Carter car.

starter Hupmobile. 114 starter l.fsm Everltt. 5-passenger 1 000 Mitchell. starter l'i'30 Special terms for a short period WEBER IMPT. AUTO CX.

UMIO locust. Ic) USED AUTOMOBILES AT PRICES THAT WILL INTEREST YOU. We l.ave the following used touring cart and roadsters which are In good order mechanically, and are bargains at the following prices One Courier. 5-psssenger. 1912 450 One Regal, 5-passenger car.

with new tires 400 One btudebaker "Four," 191 model, self-starter 725 One Studebaker "Six," 1914 model. self-starter irvo One Cadillac," 4-passenger. 1911 '600 One Studebaker "JO" roadster, 1912 model 400 One Studebaker "25" touring car, 1913 model 873 We would be pleased to demonstrate any of the abpve cars if their price and appearance suits you. WEBER MOTOR CAR 2217 Locust St. Ir BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES MOTOR CYCLE For sale.

Harley-Davld-son. 1914 model. 4230 Gibson; Grand :5.T. POUJLTtYAND BIRDS CHICKENS For sale: houdans. white, buff and pimouth rock, and other fancy stock 61 Delmar nm, EGGS For hatching r.

1. reds, loo lot more. Phono mill ,7, SAFES UNITED STATES EXPRE8S safe and mes. senger sate. weis t'WW Market cni SAFES For sale; all makes, aixea; coeab.

opened and repaired. Wala Vol) Mirkt st, c4l STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES OFFICE FURNITURE Wtd. And desk. f-r cash, also In exchange for moving and storage. Kelner.

215 S. 14th st. Central Olive (cm MloWCASE Wtd. o-foot Plate glass; rolling doors: two shelves. Bin w-21'1.

TABLE 8UPPLIES CORN, peas tomatoes, hominy, kidney beans. kraut, string beans, asparagus, all ftc Grocery Department. Schaper Broad- way and Franklin. tc7i 1-OTAToES. pek -ugr.

"'nd. wirt a IOc can baking powder. 5 pounds to cua-twner. trocery Department. Schaper I iro wav am rTar.min.

tw 11 ifHKiKH ILL, run in local ami lots. Address J. W. Rhone, Wlosboto. Tex.

Irs 1 WATCH E8 AND JEWELRY DIAMOND HTC'D For Bale; 1 karat; pawneg (45, cost 150, tlckst cheap. iUtx I'ost-Dispatoh. t7) u.iZ!- fc line, burtnemu notice cub- Tr lvo mm; nunmwm line. MALE ACCOUNT 'VT cu ith in ti iraneral bookkfoplnr and office out or the city: oest relerenees; "wrunca as salesman. Box rost-DlsDatch.

1 7) BLjACKSMITH 81t. aa general blacksmith. fost-PUpatcn. BOOKKEEPER Wanta position Fob. 16: bt reference; married.

Box (7) HOOKKlitFER Bit. a aMlatant. by your, rphy. Box W.w Poat-Plgpat'ch. LL -ome experience: aiao sxnoi bPEH Sit.

aa stenographer or work; thoroughly experienced: aiao iowa. (s Blt- by. nrst-class German uuiiner ana sausage-maker; 10 years' experience: best of refrroncea: Htv country. Rm CAKPEN'TKR MIliwrlKht: sit. by youn; A1 ffii tAKfbN fR can do painting, gram-Ing cementing and plumbing.

S114 New stead. CARPENTER Sit. bv a good mechanic, by 4ir or contract work; cheap. Box W-274, T'oBt-pispatch. (7) LiiALttLft white, 10 years experj- onte; inree on last employment.

403J Clay- (5J CHAUFFEUR sit. by experienced, white; private preferred: references furnished. Address Chauffeur, 3931 Michigan. (7) CHAUFFKLR Sit. cy neat; aged 25; repair shop experience: handv In other things; references.

Box W-122, Post-Dispatch. i5) CHAUFFEUR sit. by white, aged 27; re-pair shop experience. Box W-249. Post-pispatch.

(J) CHAUFFEUR 5 vears' experience; can do own repairing; must hava employment onca. C. Grifnn. tXM N. Taylor.

Forest i2; (B) CLERK hotl liffin, hnnu Box COOK Sit. by allround man; day or night work, or country. Box W-178. I5J 1 R1VR Sit. by expert, for auto, any malto oar; references; ran do repairing.

Grand 4H0. .7) DRUG CLERK Sit. by Junior, 3 years' experience in relief work, 2 or 3 nights ween; salary reasonable Box K-217, DRUGGIST registered relief; do week or muntn aiso. victor 13HQL. ELECTRICIAN Expert, wants work of any kind.

Edw. Whitaker. Victor 2226R. 3339A t'regon r'ARMKIt If you want Intelligence and en ergy coupled with thorough knowledgo used In management or your farm, write me; 12 years' experience: furnish team if sired; can give city and country references r. D.

Hudson. KlrKwooo, Mo. (M) FIREMAN Sit. by colored, fireman or jan ltor: experienced; references. t.

Grat ten, 3823 Hickory- FIREMAN Sit. by young man. thoroughly experienced: have never used liquor, oeer or tobacco; hard worker, iiox v-H4, HOUSEMAN Sit. by German. 30, as house man.

Wirarenfeld. litfl S. 11th st HdlTSEMAN all around: single, con ule. chauffeur or Janitor. Bomont 3X15, Genrge.

MAN young; 21; wants night work only. Llndell 370e. 3441 Lacieae MAX Sit. by colored, to clean downtown of fices: nrst-class reference. Jox Post-Dispatch, MAM I'nsition bv vounK.

marriad: exueri enced men's furnishings and clothing; beat reterances. caoany odo, MAN Young married man would like to learn some good trade; steady worker. Box Post-Dispatch. MAN Work on farm by experienced man of nrHi character: near cltv: wages no oo Ject. Box W-23P.

Post-Dispatch. (I-tJ MAN Sit. 4 with aond city references wants work; window cleaner, houseman or any kind of work. Box Y-o. Koat-uis.

to MAN Sit. by colored, as houseman and for dining room: best references. Artnur vn Hams. Llndell 5524. (51 MAN Sit.

first-class rapid handwriting, also collector or salesman: references; salary no object. Box -27H. Post-Dlspatcn. MAN AND WIFE 1 or 2 unfurnished rooms for work; referenecs. Call or write, O.

F. 1210 Carr St. (7) MAN Wflnta care of aoartment house: un derstand hot water and steam heatinjr nri taking rare of a rood Dlace. Box W-2oJ Post-Disnatch. 1 7) MAN Sit.

by honest, sober, and references wants work as houseman in private home ran care for automobile; also yard work Box W-2S7. Post-Dirpatch. (7 MECHANIC Sit. in factory, apartment, office hiillritnz: can do caroenter. eiec trical.

Dluinblns: line shaft work; years' experience; refs. Box W-172, (7 OFFICE MAN High-grade, age 37. desires accountant position or sales agency with going concern: at present employed at $200 month. Hox PAINTER Wants small contract work; have tools. Walter.

Lexington av PAPER HANGER Sit. by first-class, mont 32:3: Victor 2340X. Bo l'APKR HANGER And cleaner: first class. Lindell Delmar S477J. dS14 t.p.cl'-de.

MreR HANGER wall Daper work, by roll or 1ob: all work guaranteed. 3500 Moraan Lindell 443. PLUMBER Sit. by nrst-class. licensed; wages reasonable, tiox tv-M, pouter Sit.

bv colored. Southern: house work; day or night: allround man; refer- ences. Bomont 1414; am xayior. a i a Position hv vounu man. 25 wholetale, retail and road experience.

Box Post-Dispatch. l3i SALESMAN Or In office; 5 years' selling experience: local reference. Box w-jo Ul SALESMAN Sit. by real estate salesman and suburban manager: vears of experience other cities, Box post-utsnatcn. SALESMAN Soeclaltv: with .1 years' experience in the city drug trade; also road experience: can get the business.

Box K-35 Post-Dlspstch. 17) WAITER Sit. by Industrious young colored man. married: waiter or porter, experienced, ouli-k. Phone Bomont 2028 R.

(3) WATCHMAKER Sit. by flrst-class watch- bv Feb. 1. Box Post-Dis. WATCHMAN day or night; references.

Box f-ost-DKnatcn. YOUNG MAN 20, living with parents, high school education, wants employment. Box W-lfiS. PoM-Dlsoatch. 61TUATI0NS WANTED FEMALE BOOKKEEPER Exoerienced.

cashier and stenoaraDher. desires Dosttion; first-class referenres. Phone Monroe l2j CASHIER Experienced In bookkeeping and ifflce work, desires a position; nrst-ciass r'fe-ences. Box W-SS. to) Sit, by colored or house- work or cey work.

Bomont Nolvv. COOK Sit. by flrst-class colored pastry cook. Colfax 7,2: city references. COOK Sit.

first-class Southern col- ored. 17 cas. COPYHoLlER Sit. lady; experienced. (7) Central COPYIST any kind of copjlng or circular work at home.

box vv-is. Post-Dispatch. 96) COPYIST OR OFFICE ASSISTANT with flrst-class firm; high school graau-te. Box TV--35. Post-Dispatch.

DRESSMAKER rilt. by competent dressmak er by the day: price reasons Die. ueimar a32R. 121 HOUSEG1KL SiLJ general housework; col- ored. 771Q K.

Kanrpao av. HOUSEtSIRI--Sit. by colored to asslst in housework In private family, iwmom ix--. HOI EG IB it. by neat colored girl.

general liouseworK. ottage. MolSEtilRL Sit. by reliable, colored: gen eral work: cooking or maia: sieany piace; references. Susie, room 1.

Bomont Ion, HOt MGI UL Si 77: Hungarian; U. S. monlh some English; inaustrious. tyier -TSH. 1P.A0 Palm.

HOVSEG1KL S't. by colored girl, house work or cleaning by day; no cooning. bo- r'ont 2lri. HOI'SEKKKPER- -Sit. by widow with boy Whlttler st.

i.Si ged 4. Hul-SEKKEPER Sit. by woman with year old child; references. Auaress mm. Brown.

Sfl23 Luckv st. IS; H(il'8K MAID Sit. by first-class colored; general house maid or day work; references Ethel. Bomont 1H79, HOUSE WOMAN general housework. bv German lady.

2315 N. lain. tej HOUSEWOMAN housework, by mid dle- a geojoocooKin-jij22ZI J1 1-OrmwOMAN general work or keei lug; smnll family. Forest HOUSE WO A SltT by middle-aged ladv; general housework. Mary Klnslon.

14 27 N. 13th. upstairs, rear. 7) HOUSEWOMAN Sit. by colored, to do general housework: home more than wages.

4231 Finney. HOUSEWORK Sit. by colored woman, and p'at cooking. Lucy crnun tiomont mt. LADY Sit.

bv voung lady experienced In office work, or csshler; good references. Forest or address Mcpherson. tPl i.aiiV tt hv v-Auni. to answer Dhones. of- flce help, cashier or saleslady; experienced.

Delmar 1141,. Forest 1221, LAUNDRESS Wants bundles: honest, quick. Llndell 40S4. Ctnlraj 73U U4 ames and Mrs. William C.

Higham, tilster of Mrs. Mary Meyers and Mrs. Anna Clymer. Funeral from Lupton's chapel. Due notice of date will be given.

(4) JIF.CHTKI, At Coulterville, 111., on Thursday, Feb. 11. 1115. at 9:30 a. Margaret Hechtel, beloved mother of Mrs.

Victor J. Adami. Funeral Saturday. Feb. 13.

at 10 Union Station, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Interment private. 'jKCKM Entered Into rest on A Thursday. Feb. 11, 191, George Jecii-lin.

beloved father of George, Edna, KcuUih. Charles, Robert, Harry, and Eugene Jecklln, grandfather of Jecklin, nephew of Mrs. Mary age 44 years 3 months and 9 days. Funeral Saturday. Feb.

13, at 2 p. rrom Lanavogt cnapei, aao jsortn Ninth street. (c) KOMEROIS On Thursday, Feb. 11, isio. at p.

Joseph Komer- ant, beloved son of Catherine Komer- otis (nee Kaffel). dear brother of 7 Flank Komerous, Lalla Bartney (nee Komerous), May Regal (nee Komer- oust at the age of 27 years 10 months 15 days. Funeral on Saturday, Feb. 13, at 3 p. from Ziegenhein Bros, funeral 'pRrlors, 2623 Cherokee street, to St.

Matthew's Cemetery. (c) Entered into rest on Wednesday. Keo. 10. 1K15.

at 9 p. Ixihruin, beloved husband of Anna l.ohrum (nee Sladeckl, and dear father rf Mamie Knoll (nee Lohrumi, Lydia (nee Lohrum), Josephine, dred and Hannah Lohrum. and our dear father-in-law and grandfather, at the of bS years. Funeral on Saturday. Feb.

13. at 1 p. from family residence. 3147A Brant- uer place, to St. Nicholas" Church, and Lucas, thence to SS.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. KMatives an! friends Invitea to attend. On Thursday Feb. 11. at 11:20 p.

after a lineer-iiiff Illness, Anna Marchlewska nee Hygielska), beloved wife of Stinn Marchlewska and dear mother of Helen Haylska (nee Marchlewska), Steven Joseph, Mamie and Michael and our dear sister, sis-r ter-ln-law and grandmother. In her for-ty-nlnth year. Iue notice of funeral later from resile dence, 1412 Sarsfield place. cj) MKISSKRT Kntered Into rest on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1913, at J.

45 p. John A. Meissert, doariy beloved husband of Anna Melssert (nee Grine). dear father of Dorothy Melssert. beloved son of 'Catherine Melssert (ne Amroblua), dear brother of Mrs.

F. W. Hartmann and Joseph Meisaert, and our dear eon-ln-law suiii brother-in-law, aft- er a. short illness, ogred 2a years. Funeral on Saturday, Feb, 13, at 1:45 p.

from family reaidence, 36o5 Weber to St. Boniface'" Church, thence to Harklawn Cemetery. Deceased was a Hi member of St. Cecelia Branch, No. 129.

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