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ft i.fc 1 i rmwf)JL FIND TENANTS FOB TOUR HOUSES, ADVERTISE IN QTOR JMOjKEAT)BRgTHAjTEg TOMES IN THE HE POSTJIOTATOH. ST. L0UI3' ES3T HOUSE AND HOME CITY, IB1 a II I m. 1 i is i i 1 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES LEGAL NOTICE. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE BY-TCTlSrtrongTaU 11 i if I DEATHS.

DECEMBER J. 2 BUSINESS FOR SALE LUNCHROOM AND RF. KSTAtntANT St. Lout Ill, rich stand. trar.fej city.

SCJ2 N. J-iN a East Broadway. East LUNCHROOM And sandw corner, cheap, leaving city fereon. LUNCH PARLOR or sale. Ice cream, chtia.

light lunch parlor; a bargain to anyena looking for same. 510 rah. MAILING LISTS Classified and corre-1 1 1000 farmer taxpavei-s of St. Louis Co, Box U-lab. Post-Dispatch.

lOOLH ALL For must sU at onus. Box L-C Post-Dispatch. RbS 1 A UK AN or 4ifi3 Easton. RESTAURANT On Delmar: fine location! good trade: owners disagree. Box R-lit, Post-Dispatch.

RESTAURANT AND LUNCHROOM DM Ing a fine business: cheap rent; a snaO for man or woman: going to California fof winter; your money la safe here. Apply 1819 Franklin av will sell reasonable. ROOMING HOUSE Good Income; must sell at once, can at B422 Washington, ROOMING HOUSE 17 rooms, suuun heatj investigate. B. lntn st.

ROOMING HOUSK For sale: 2787 Loeunt, 17 rooms, good business; leaving city. Cea tral Olsnj. ROOMING HOUSE 17 rooms. In an l.leai location, west of Grand steam heat, gas and electrlo lights, continuous hot-watr system, 2 baths, garage for 2 machines; all rooms large, and have in addition to steam heat a marble fireplace for coal or gas; everything new and of the best: Income on rooms. per month, with boarders.

$500; write owner. Box H-10. Post-1'lspstch. SALOON Good corner: cheap; $150 or less ir sold ny Dec. 324 s.

4tn. i4j SHOE STOCK Exclusive: Illinois town: Invoice $8000 to $9000: you cae buy It quick for 50c on the dollar. Box R-3''0. Post-Dispatch, (11 STORE Ladies' ready-to-wear; doing a nice business. In a very good location; will sell on account of sickness.

Box A-154, SHOE SHINING PARLOR Four chairs; nWm location; sou thwest comer 10th and Bolid aaate. tOc tine, except ammat. sttlo-mtiblle. bicycle, boat, camera. launcAe, motorcycle, ttore and otttc fixture.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE BILLIARD and pool tables for sale: nJ and secondhand; repairing sna supplies ot. all kinds. A. E. Schmidt, llll Pine.

Maid 2776. Central 1494. i BlLLIAhL TABLES For sale, new and secondhand: carom and pocket; prices $1 10 upward; easy payments; tables rented: bowl-, ing alleys and supplies. The Brunswii k-Balke-Collendar 106 8. 4th St.

Louis, (cic BOOKS, curios, paintings, ruxi, on exhibition and sale to close estates. Art Salesrooms, Leonori It Grand and I-a-clede avs. Sll CHANDELIERS For sale: x-llgnt electrlo and shower; wired and globes: 50 value: special price. $.1.50. $15 N.

th st. (c2) DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEWELRY, FC Christmas presents, at lowest prices. LOF TIS BROS.

A the National Credit JeweW era, 2d 808 N. 8th st. Open evenings. FLOOR SCRAPER For sale: half price; fo hardwood floors; 12 shovels, 1000 ft. hard, wood floor, moldings; phone Lindell 13H1, Delmar 87B1X.

3l GO-CART For sale. $40 baby go-cart tot 8 710 Utah pi. GO-CART For sals; collapsible; good ai new; cost 115. sell cheap. $90 S.

Jew ferson. GO-CART For sale. long coat, 11.60; silk, 1 RO Ht(ll Pnrlr av. go-be sket. $1) carriage robe.

FOR SALE mi WANTE OOffrCOOL WAS IT IN ST. OUIS AT NOON? Nov. 29.... Iec. 2.V;.

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57. ...3 64 53 ...42 69 52 DEC. 1 THOUGHT. The only use of a past ia to make a future. Phillips Brooks.

TRY A 3-TIME AD CALL, UP THE FOST-DISFATCH. Olive 6600 Central Togr credit good If you rent a phone. DEATHS. Heath notices, firtt 8 line or let. 11: each, extra line lie; memorialing, toe per line.

ANWEII.KR Entered Into rest Monday, I'ov. 30, 1914, at 12 p. George Anweiler, beloved fatner of John George and Louis A. Anweiler, the age of 53 years 2 months and days. Funeral will take place on Thursday, Dec.

3, at 2 p. from family residence, 4904 Btilwer avenue, to Calvary Cemetery. Friends and relatives Invited to attend. tc) BISHOP Entered into rest on Sunday, Nov. 29, 1914, at 6 a.

after a short illness. George Raymond Bishop, beloved son of Joe and Sarah Bishop (nee Wray), brother of Lo-retto Joseph K. Bishop, at the age of 17 years 2 months and 22 days. Funeral from family residence, 115 Logan street, Belleville, 111., Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 8 a.

to St. Mary's Church, thence to Mount Carmel Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. MICK Kntered into rest on Sunday, Nov. 29, 1914, at 10:10 p.

Margaret Buck (nee Kuehnen), beloved mother of Frank Maggie James (nee Buck), Agnes Kreidler (nee Buck), Charles and Mary Weinal (nee Buck) and John Buck, sister of Katie McCourt (nee Kuehnen), and our dear mother-in-law and grandmother, in her sixty-ninth year. Funeral from Bloemker Sons' funeral chapel, (Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 2 p. to St. Agnes' Church.

Interment in SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Motor. Pacific (Mo.) papers please copy. (c) BURKE On Sunday.

Nov. 29. 1914. at 8:30 a. Susan Burka (nee Hart), relict of the late Peter Burke, beloved mother of Catherine Burke, Mrs.

Joseph Garvey, Mrs. Eugenia Kruse, Mrs. George W. Byrne and the late William and Elizabeth Burke. Funeral will take place from Arthur J.

Donnelly's funeral parlors. Twenty-first and Wash streets, on Wednesday. Dec. 2, at 1:30 p. to St.

Malachy'a Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited. Deceased was a member of West Gate Lodge. No. 56, K.

L. of H. (c FEB Entered into rest on Monday, Nov. 30, 1914, at 1:30 n. Irma Feb, beloved daughter of Herman and Louise Feb (nee Domsief), dear slaty of Clara, Olga, Harry, Elmer and Feb, and our dear grandchild, 3ter-in-law, niece and cousin, aged Lyars.

g. VVjieral from residence, 4054 Gar- nvcuuQ, cuitcuua i a. p. Relatives and friends are ted. (c) TCH Entered into rest on Mon- day, Nov.

30, 1914. at 3 p. Charles MILBRATZ Entered Into rest Monday, Nov. 30, 1914, at 11:30 a. Dorothy MUbratz, 'beloved daughter of Henry and Anna Milbratz (nee Enger), dear sister of Ethel Milbratz, and our dear grandchild and niece, aged 6 years.

Funeral from residence, 1050 Theobald avenue, Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 2:30 p. to New Bethlehem Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 154'' i (c) I'ECKROX Entered into rest on Sunday, Nov.

29, 1914, at 6 p. after a lingering illness, John Peckron, age'l 74 years, beloved husband of Bertha Peckron, and our dear father. Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 2 p. from the rooms of Adolph Meyer Undertaking 603 Park avenue.

(c2) RAMSAY Entered into rest on Monday, Nov. 30, 1914, at 4:20 a. after a lingering Illness, Mary A. Ramsay (nee Murray), beloved wife of John Ramsay and beloved mother of Archibald Mamie Malcolm and Geor-gianna Ramsay and John J. Keegan and the late Mrs.

Nellie G. Williams, dear sister of Mrs. Ellen Hanna, aged 62 years 3 months and 15 days. Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 8 a.

from family residence, 4317 Connecticut street to Holy Family Church, thence to Valhalla Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Philadelphia (Pa New York City tnd Kansas City (tvlo.) papers please copy. (C2) SHERIDAN Suddenly, on Sunday evening, Nov. 29, 1914, Jane Elizabeth Sheridan, beloved wife of J.

B. Sheridan, mother of Ruth, Richard and John Sheridan, aged 38 years. funeral Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 8:30 a. from family residence, 5130 Spalding avenue, to Blessed Sacrament Church, King's highway and Maffitt avenue, to Calvary Cemetery Deceased was a member of the Married Ladies' Sodality of the Blessed Sacrament Church, and of the Holy Family of the Rock Church.

(c) SCII REINER Entered into rest on Monday, Nov. 30, 1914, at 10:20 a. George M. Schreiner beloved husband of Ida J. Schreiner (nee Cud-more), father of Jane, Sue and Harold Schreiner, aged 57 years.

Funeral will take place from the family residence, 4414A Kossuth avenue, on Thursday, Dec. 3, at 8:30 a. to Holy Rosary Church, thence to Bethania Cemetery. Manheim and Lancaster (Pa.) papers please copy. (c) SMITH Entered into rest on Monday, Nov.

30, 1914, at 4:30 a. Susan Smith (nee Addy). relict of James William Smith and dear mother of Lizzie, Fannie and the late Robert and William Smith. Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 2 p.

frci the family residence, 1728 N. Lef-nngwtll avenue, thence to St. Peter's Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited. (c2) SPIES On Sunday.

Nov. 29, 3S14, at 2:45 a. Louis C. Spies, beloved husband of Minnie Spies (nee Dedo-yard), dear father of Dr. Charles W.

H. Spies, Maud A. Eckardt (nee Spies), brother of Ida Hoefer (nee Spies), Lillie I Fletcher (nee Spies) and Clara N. Spies, aged 51 years 4 months and 17 days. Funeral from family residence, 7209 Michigan avenue, on Wednesday, Dec.

2, at 2 p. m. Interment in New St. Marcus' Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

Deceased was a member of Magnolia Lodge No. 626, A. F. and A. Magnolia Chapter O.

E. S. U. Monroe Lodge No. 341, K.

of Carondelet Lodge No. 114, I. O. O. F.

Lafayette Council No. 19, Legion of Honor; Acorn Camp No. 336, W. O. MaJ.

Leo Rassieur Camn No. 4. Sons of Veterans: Caron delet Germania Turnverein, St. Louis Butcher Verein, A. K.

U. Western Rowing Club. Seeburger ciuo ana Tannhouser Club. (c2) THIROIF Entered into rest on Mon day, Nov. 30, 1914, at 1:15 p.

Josephine Thirolf (nee Gerst), beloved wife of William Thirolf, and mother of George, Mrs. William Stef- fen (nee Thirolf), Edward, Liinan, Mav. Anna. William Thirolf Jr. and Catherine Thirolf, mother-in-law of Mamie Thirolf (nee Schmidt) and Margaret Thirolf (nee Emrich), and grandmother, at the age of 61 years.

Funeral will take place from residence, 4518 Cote Brllliante avenue, on Thursday, Dec. 3. at 8:30 a. to Holy Ghost Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of St.

Ann's Sodality of St. Josepns Church. Cape Girardeau papers please copy. (c3) WERNER Entered 'into rest Monday, Nov. 30, 1914, at 4 p.

Louis Werner, beloved husband of the late Mary Werner (nee Klingelhoefer). dear father of Louis Werner, and our dear grandfather, in his ninety-sixth year. Funeral from residence, 2233 Madison street, Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 1:30 p. m.

Please omit flowers. (o WIGEND Entered into rest on Tuesday, Dec. 1 1914, at 4:45 a. after a lingering illness, Catharine Wigend (nee Schultz), beloved wife of John H. Wigend, and dear mother of Mary Weiser (nee Oelerich), Lena Stehlin (nee Oelerich), Pauline Pauly (nee Oelerich) Minnie Graeff (nee Oelerich), and our dear mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother, at the age of 65 years 6 months and 4 days.

Funeral on Friday, Dec. 4, at 2 p. from family residence. 2110 De Kalb street, to New Picker Cemetery. (c3) PEETZ Funeral Chapel.

2730 Lafayette av. auto and rarrlaee funerals: no oharire fnr chapel. PARK LAWN CLMETERY Perpetual care, nonsectarlan: lots at low prices easy terms. Office. Farmers ai4 Merrhnnts' Trust Grand and Gravols.

HAND-PAINTED CHINA For sale! will bv piece: must sell. 3824 Finney, Jfl II. i. rreii -I rliVV city map. just qui, snowing route 01.

every car line: every street indexed and numbered; prepaid. 25c Foster. 410 Wash--lngton av. (cll OUTIFT For sale, complete, for making canvas gloves. Box E-268.

Post-Dls. PLUMES AND FANCY FEATHER Pol, sale; uncalled for. Suite 406 Jaccnrd- Bldg. 1-no i ECTOG RA PH For sale: $10; cost Vui. nearly good as new.

Box M-122, i2i SCALES 'cor sale; overstocked with secon 1- hand (refitted) portable, dormant, wagor and truck scales, all makes, all sizes, all capacities: call or write now. Howe Pcnl'l 409 N. 4th st. SHORTHAND COURSE For sale, including! bookkeeping, typewriting, $35. Cabany 2'J Delmar 1325.

i2 SHOTGUN For sale. Winchester automatic 12-gauge; practically new; $23. Llnde 893Q. NEW and secondhand pool tables for rena or sale; also repairing all makes. J.

IZ Fowler 141 Cass ay. (cH WHEEL CHA1R- -For sale, price $5. Easton, rear. FURS. FURS.

FURS. Salesman's road samples; price will tonlsh vou. Room 812 Eaultable and Locust. (ex'-' JJISELLA CLOTHING Cast-off, bought suit: $5 up; ladles' suits and dresses, vour o1 rlce. Olive 828W.

Central 939SL. H. Bank 1407 Blddle St. r. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE DRESSMAKER Wishes oor.

aarmenta in family engagements by day or with dressmaker. St. DRESSMAKER Colored, would like fw days out; private family. 8831 Lawton; jlvts. GIRL Bit.

by neat, colored call or write. 13t)9A GIRI -oeslraa work hv rii, Ap it- 1st la man era! housework: go home nlsrdt ts; call or wriLe. ti-4 Lniverslty. GIRL Sit. by colored; work by day or bun-dies to bring home; city references.

mam-lie. Lmneil GOVERNESS or as private Instructress for children, by young lady graduate of Indiana State College. Box R-221. ll HOUSEKEEPER German; more for pome lhan wages. 1318 N.

15th. J2 HOUSEKEEPER Sit, by ntit voung wid ow, witn small cnuaren. 4110A. cos- ens. HOTEL MANAGER Position by experienced woman 01 large executive force ana mii- lty; will leave city.

Box H-162. (3) HGUSEGIRL Sit. by German; can help In couiting; agea u. 44i Louisiana. HOI SKG1RL Sit.

by neat colorel girl to do w-enerai nousework. Call Bomont lSft. koUSEGIKL Sit. by German girl; general iiuugeworit. a4za tranklln: Bomont 4oar.

HOUSEG1RL Sit. to assist with housework; 815 month. 464SA St. Ferdinand av. (41 HOUSEUIRL general housework.

Hat- tle Collins. 404 S. 23d st. Bomont 833. HOUSEGIRL Girl, 15, wishes to assist In nouaeworK.

11 s. 12th. HOUSEGIRL Girl. 15 years, wishes to as- siBt in housework. 1011 Emmett HOUSEGIRL Sit.

Bomont 2147R. gtneral housework. Call HOUSEGIRLS Sit. by two colored girls, iignt general housework. Bomont 1Q41 HOUSEGIRL experienced German: for general housework: Catholic.

Sidney 2H35W. HOUSEGIRL Sit. bv colored girl; Murray. 4193 Ashland av. write.

HOUSEGIRL Sit. to assist with general Apply Mrs. Tod, 220S Mad- ison. HOUSEGIRL Sit. bv colored girl general housework: willlnr to An anvthlne.

Call Bomont 2944. HOUSEGIRL Sit. bv reliaMo colored girl for housework; cooking; private fimily. 407 3. Garrison.

HOUSEGIRL first-class Southern coi- ored: best city references. omont ox. Ruth. HOUSEGIRL Sit. bv 15-year-old girl to assist with housework; come home nighta R4S9 Bartmer.

HOUSEGIRL Sit. by German, to do general housework, help with washing and J.O Q. I ill. HOITSKGIRI. Sil enlnrerl- Irenei-al hOUSe- work; small family; references.

Write 3811 Pine st. HOUSEGIRI Sit. by German girl, general housework in apartment or flat; good home appreciated. Forest 2001R. HOUSEGIRL Sit.

by German girl, two years In this country, for general housework, plain cooking: first-class citv references Call 642Chouteau 2 floor. (J) HOUSEGIRL Sit. by experienced girl for housework; can give referencesj 1 or phone. Mrs. O.

L. Thomas. 148o 4th Madison. Bell phone 111. 168W.

(3) HOUSEKEEPER Sit. "bv woman with baby; object, good home. Easton HOUSEKEEPER Sit. bv refined lady, age 20. Box L-70.

Post-Dispatch. HOUSEKEEPER -woman. In hotel, Sit. bv experienced do maid's work, clerk. attend linen Box R-1 S7.

Post-Dlspatcn. HOUSEKEEPER Woman with little irlrl wants permanent home. Address Housekeeper. 4 51 A Wilmington rd. HOUSEKEEPER Sit.

in rooming hiuso: x- verlericed; references. Call 3129 Franklin, room 8 HOUSEKEEPER Sit. respectable, middle-aged lady: apartment; small family. Call Forest 2024 HOUSEKEEPER Refined, elderly lady desires position: small private family, where good services are appreciated. Phone Forest 7143R.

HOUSEKEEPER Sit. by refined, well educated, middle-aged lady, for 2 or more gentlemen; bachelor's apartment; motherless home, or in some institution. J-210, Post-Dispatch. HOL'SEWOMAN Sit. as housewoman maid: respectable.

3R24 Finn-y. HOUSEWOMAN Sit. to do general housework, sewing: about $5 week. Irene Har- bard, 2H34 Bernard. HOUS3 WOMAN PH.

by colored woman, srcnetal housework: small fami'y or laun dry. Lindell 835, HOUSEWOMAN Sit. by first -class colored housewoman: experienced cook or laundress: for first of week. Bomont 1Q09. HOUSEWOMAN Sit.

by neat colored woman, housework bv day or week. Norma Young. Bomont 238. LADY Sit. by German lady, second or Short order; references.

Mrs. Wenzel. 1915 Hickory. LADY Sit. in office for part of day.

by young married ladv; references. Mrs. 4145 Lindell bl. LAUNDRESS Sit. laundry day.

Call Lindell 4474W. work by the LAUNDRESS Wants 2 days' 2242 Adams. work. Anna, LAUNDRESS Sit. by German: Wednesday and Thursday, half days.

Bomont Zl2vv, LAUNDRESS Sit. by German: flrtt -class; bundles to take home. Lindell 656 (4j LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class colored; go out by day. Call Lindell 1H17K LAUNDRESS Sit.

by first-class. colored cltv references. Bomont 10 iB. LAUNDRESS Sit. and Wednesday.

by colored: for Tuesday Emma. Bomont 111. LAUNDRESS Sit. bv first-class. two or three days: Lindell 2823R.

or 8438 Pine. LAUNDRESS Sit. by white, to take wash-Ing and ironing home. 5840 Elmbank. (3) LAUNDRESS Sit.

by German lady to do laundry work, on Tuesday. I29 s. 7tn. LAUNDRESS Sit. bv white for Wednesday and Friday.

Bomont S44W. LAUNDRESS colored; good references. Phone Bomont 225. Lucy Holiday. LAUNDRESS Al experienced laundress wishes work by day.

Bomont 1704. LAUNDRESS Sit, to do laundry work. 217 Dock. LAUNDRESS Sit. by experienced: bundles to bring home or work by the day.

Bomont 2443. LAUNDRESS Sit. Wednesday, Thursday. Friday, or housecleanlng. Call Bomont loaow.

LAUNDRESS Sit, by colored Wednesday and Thursday or bring bundles home. Bo- mont iKH LAUNDRESS Sit. by experienced colored, with references: Tuesday, Wednesday. 345" Lawton. Lindell 527SR.

Finn. (3) LAUNDRESS Sit. by colored; Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday; references. Bomont 20ti3. LAUNDRESS Sit.

by first-class; city references; for any day. Marsele, Bomiint 1243. LAUNDRESS Sit. by experienced, colored. Tuesday and Wednesday out; bundles to bring home: references.

Bomont 309. LAUNDRESS White, wants bundles to bring home; strictly first-class work. Cab- any 3P0. LAUNDRESS sTtT: experienced: colored; I or 2 days out or bundles to bring home; references. Call Lindell 424TW.

LAUNDRESS Experienced German woman wants bundles to take home; price rea sonable: Lindell PSiW. LAUNDRESS Sit. first-class; colored; bundles to bring home; references. Bomont 2382 R. 3118 Clark, LAUNDRESS experienced: colored; first-class: references.

Call Florence. Bo- mont 8Q73R LAUNDRESS Sit. by good colored, to go out or bring work home. Annie Goodrich, 4259 Garfield av. LAUNDRESS Sit.

by colored Wednesday or Thursday out; can give references. Forest 6441. LAUNDRESS Sit. by young white woman; lauiory work or hojse cleaning by day; food worker; references. Mrs.

Murphy, phone vler. 1717. 2203 Dickson. MAID Sit. by neat colored irl a maid or houseglrl: reliable Bemont 171T.

MAID Sit. as maid in hotel or rooming house: go home nights preferred. 1803 Konnett Sidney 34fi8W, NT Ri'EGIRL Sit. N. 20th St.

NURSE Sit. by well-trained nurse: confinement cases; or will go as night nurse; let me call and see you. Phone Tyler 2508. (71 NURSE Sit. by experienced hospital nurse, doctor's office.

Invalid or care of child. Bomont 3B. NURSE First-class, wishes care of Invalid or confinement cases; willing to assist with housework; best references. Lindell 3(168R. OFFICE GIRL Sit.

In doctor's office, or as cashier; can use typewriter. 8618 Cook ay (8) PRACTICAL NURSE excellent references; cars of invalid, city or country; confinements, reasonable charges; at 11 o-erty Dec. 1. Box J-195. 8ALESLADT general and department store experience; references.

Miss B. Hampton. 2949 Dayton. SEAMSTRESS will do small lng pf all kinds. 3840 A Kennerly.

Ail SEAMSTRESS Girl wants day work, plain sewing, laundry or house cleaning. Phone Bomont 118, SECRETARY Sit. as sacretary or companion for part darby young married lady; references, Mrs w. 4148 Lindell bl. STENOGRAPHER Sit.

bv experienced young laav: nooKeeper: at once. Monroe STENOGRAPHER Pit. by young lady; cac, do bookkeeping; underwood, ana naming-ton machines. Box L-4, Post-Dispatch. STENOGRAPHER Sit.

by young lady, thor- sughly refei oomnetent ana experienced good Lln- cltv references Underwood operator. del! MM. t'SSfr WIDOW would like washing to take home. 18 Rtdca. STENOGRAPHER Sit.

by thoroughly experienced, neat, rapid and accurate young lady; desires position; phone Cabany 887 W. WA8H4RWOM AN-it. by German lady to do waaning ana house cleaning. ilfl emp. WOMAN day work or house cleaning; flrst-ciass.

Lindell 237 R. WOUAN Sit. Ly experienced colored woman, two or three half rleanlnar. sewing. 8023 Clark: Bomont 62, Hit.

i cleaning by day; also hanging draperies, lace curtains; decorating a WOMAN Sit. by elderly German woman. as nouseaeeper or cooking. 2T1Z JHls- souri. WOMAN Respectable, desires position as housekeeper la motherles hnn rtr old oouple.

aifto Lucky. WOMAN Sit. by widow; whits, bundles to take home: large yard. Inn exnerlenrer honest work; honest prices; need work; also lace curtains. rtomont 7fiO.

(4) ELF WANT AoUd aoate 10c tine, exceoi aoent. emA- canyaeter. tolicitor. mail order lit Una. minimum.

8 line. JWALE AUTO REPAIR MAN A good one; come preparea to work. Calloway Garage, a ui- ton. Mo. BOY Experienced, to work in tailor shop.

Hannauer, 013 S. Broadway. BOY To learn electrical automobile 4627 Delmar. BRICK PAVING GANG For street work. Wednesday morning.

Gravols and King highway. Hiram Lloyd Bldg. and Co, (c) CARPENTER To do plain work in exchange for rent of 3 rooms; furnished or unfurnished; call at 6411 Derby Wells- ton. CLEANER And presser; thoroughly experienced for ladles' garments. The Vogue, '612 N.

Broadway. COOK Sober colored; has to do kitchen work, jsormandy Hotel. 84HH ranmin, ic; DOCTOR As assistant; prefer one with som experience; state vrag-es wanted; registered in Missouri or Illinois; ethical. Box L-3, Pcst-Dlapatch. (c) ENGINEER Licensed, for heating.

Box R-atrr, Post-Dispatch FIREMAN Experienced, sober; at Forest Park University; come prepared for worn GLAZIER Experienced, by large stock tash ana aoor plant; good pay ana permam-rn work for right man; good glazier can make f3 to 85 per day. Box Post-Dls. tt-2 HOUSEMAN Man to act as houseman and chaurieur; give references ana your last place ana wages you want. Box 1j-ii. fosi-Dlspatch.

1 JEWELRY JOBBER Who can also do set ting. Hess A Culbertson. 7th ana ht. Charles. LATHER Wtd.

Apply 6121 Minerva after 5 clock today. MAN To haul refuse by load In exchange for high-grade dental work. 720 Olive st.ic) MAN Young; to travel: experience unnecessary, no city cigarette fiends: men from out of city preferred: call 4243 Easton. 3l MAN For general farm work In suburo; one handy with tools preferred. Apply 70a i.

uroaqway. MAN AND WIFE Middle-aged preferred. to take charge of country home; must un- UHrHlHIIU IIU1, (reeflf 11U llunvjB. r-m ences required; a good and permanent home lor tne ngnt party. uox rost-i-patch.

(c4) MEN To Introduce new high-power residence light; apply Welsbach 616 N. 10th ask for H. Zensen. (c3) MEN For statistical work, in wholesale house, must he very ranid with figures: temporary work; $2.50 per day; apply, stat ing experience, box e-4w. iJost-i-'ispatcn, ici MEN Catholic, neat appearance, for in and out of town, work of religious nature.

J. J. O'Keeffe ,515 International Life Bldg. NIGHT COOK White man. sober; come ready tor work.

Kestaurant. atwig rarK PAINTER To paint floors. Call 4020 Page. PORTER Deck's Bar and care. 112 N.

wc. young man; must be neat dresser and able to leave Box L-137, Post-Dispatch; STENOGRAPHER Or enced. Forest 4E23, salesman experi- WAITER- -Call after 5 p. 410 Mor- an. sl VV'SEELWRKtHT Apply Whitman Agricul ture WKX S.

Broadway. jc) WRECKERS With hatchets, at 13th and O' Fallon. James H. Bright. (c WRECKERS 10.

Hamilton at 1814 Gratiot. C. E. YOUNG MAN Ambitious, who desires to study law; about six hours a week re- oulred Box E-224. Post-Dispatch.

c8 TRADES TAUGHT IN NAVY. Young men over 17. mechanically bent, are offered fa cilities to learn useful trades and be well nnM while learning. Four years in navy an -ducatlon Itself. Fifty trades used in the service.

If you are ambitious, apply Navy Recruiting station, postoince st. Louis. (cx521 "acJents wanted AGENTS New proposition. 720 Olive st. Roselll Studio, AGENTS Either sex; sells itself; wonder-ful new invention.

Early Dawn, 412 Roe St. Louis. AGENTS Soap and perfumes: come and see us: big routs: gooas guaranteed. Hon- finger Roth. 217 N.

2d st. Tc5) AGENTS Portrait agents: something new: popular prices; best work. Artist. 7-3 Grimes Peoria. 111.

(21 AGENT Intelligent person may earn $8 to $20 weekly during spare time at home, writing for newspapers. Send for particu lars. Press syndicate, iot Washington, D. C. (58) SALESMEN WANTED SALESMAN First-class.

ferson. Call 3502 S. Jef SALESMEN Good opportunity tor live men: steady employment to right parties. Call at 1017 Olive st. C.

Pennoyer. ie6! SALESMAN City and road, soliciting ac counts lor collection ana selling coneatlon systems to mercnams. noom oio, 40s unve. (C5S SALESMEN For new proposition; old-established firm: used In every household. Call at 2721 Adams between 8 a.

m. and 6 m. J. D. Pleasant.

(c6) SALESMEN To solicit subscriptions for Col lier Weekly: new war atlas as premium new men earning from 5 to $50 weekly. Oall before 10 and after 3. I. B. Kohn.

317 Klnlorh Bldg. (51 SALESMAN Eastern paper mill intends opening St. Louis office; sells paper towels direct to consumer and desires salesman-manager of ability to take charge; state qual- lncatione. cox j-osi-mspatcn. SALESMAN To handie coat and suit line for well estabiisnea nouse, to cover Mis souri, Kansas.

Nebraska and Iowa: regular or side line; commission references required. Jos. A. Goiaiieia et West 2Sth New tors, t-ny. (C) SALESMEN We teach salesmanship and secure good-paving position with high-grade house: position assured to every graduate; Investigate this opportunity today.

Write or call. Salesmanship City College ol Law and finance. az m. Grand St Louis. c8 MAN Clean-cut, young, for club magazine proposition: good future and big money for hustler: pay daily.

Call 402 Benoist 9th and Pine sts. (c62) TRAVELING SALESMAN Covering regular territory and having 1 or 2 hours spare time at stopping places, can add largely to Income bv using my proposition; not necessary to leave hotel to handle; no calling on trade: only responsible man with first-class references considered: state territory covered. W. McCabe. 509 N.

Broadway. (c57) CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS LADY CANVASSERS For Christmas novel ties; good seller. Call anon ivenraska (c CANVASSERS To sell Eclipse wringers. blankets, comforts, wagons furnished. 618 N.

11th st. (3) CANVASSERS Ladles and men; every horn ana ou sin ess neeas it. t-ti 11 to 2 room 1113 Holland Bldg. (1) CANVASSER Good 'adv: permanent posi tion; literal compensation; apply only 9 a. rn.

Wednesday, aio wainwngnt Blag 7th and Chestr.ut. (b) CANVASSERS Sell blankets. curtains. cloaks, wringers, pictures, Install ments. Reliable Specialty 1108 Locust.

SOLICITOR Liberal commission from tlement: easy sales. 2308 Locust. i-t texi PARTNERS WANTED PARTNER Wtd. With $500. for mall order business; no competition: pay you to in vestigate.

Dr. ctienana. i.A Grand. fc3i PARTNER Wtd Lady has large and nicetv furnished rooming house, who wants a reliable partners 17 rooms. 8-story brick building, steam heat, gas and electrlo lights.

garage, everything modern and furnished with the very best of furniture. In an Ideal location west of Grand av; writ owner. Box R-210. Post-Pispatcn. TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES MSN To prepare for fir omen, br axemen.

100-120; positions ooiatnea tree, saia age. postage. Railway Association. Box J- Post-DIipstch. (80) BE A DETECTIVE Earn $150 to $300 par month: travel over the world.

Write Sunt. Ludwlg. H2 Westovsr Kansas City, PUBLIC BALE. Notice Is hereby Riven that under a chattel mortgage, made, executed and delivered oy Harry ft. Fisher of the City of St.

Louis and State of Missouri, on the 17th day of Au-STist, 1814. to the George o. Brlnkman Motor Car a Missouri corporation, that sail George C. Brlnkman Motor Car Co. will, on Saturday, the 5th day of December, 1914, at 10 a.

m. of said day, at its place of business. 2S18 Locust in the City of St. Louis. sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, two certain seven-passenger automobiles, manufactured by the Havers Motor Or Nos.

3552 and 3. because of default made by said Harry K. Fisher in the payment of the indebtedness pursuant to the terms said chattel mort- UORGE C. BRINKMAN MOTOR CAR By George C. Brlnkman.

President. St. Louis. Nov 2H. OS FOUND Solid agate.

10c line, minimum 20c. LOST IF TOO LOSE ANYTHING. and will advertise It here, you will surely recover it If found by an honest person. A 2-time ad sellom fails. Remarkable recoveries are brou.ght about eveiy day through this column.

Your druggist our agent. IF YOU FIND ANTTHfNQ. bring It to the Post-Dispatch Lost and Found Bureau. 210-12 North Bread-way. Get a check.

Advertise the article. Reclaim it If the owner does not. THE LAW People who find lost articles are Interested In knowing that the State law (sections S263 and S273. R. S.

10O0 is strict In requiring them to seek the owner through advertisement and otherwise, and that a failure to do so. if same can be proven, involves a severe penalty. (B2I BREASTPIN Lost: lizard studded with diamonds and green stones; Friday afternoon between 7th and Chestnut and Famous-Burr: liberal reward. 2115 California Victor fiSO. () BROOCH Lost, old-fashioned round, gold; back enameled-.

Saturday; reward. Phone Cabanv 2i'22J. BUNCH OF KEYS Lost. Broadway and Tvler return to 1054 Pierce Bldg. CLASS PIN Lost.

Central Hlsh School, on Cass car, Monday: return 47iO Maffitt av. CLASS PIN Lost. Saturday night, between Olympic Theater and 5150 Vernon phone Fry. Forest 550 Vernon av DOG Lost, poodle; return to 2ri31 Indiana; answers to name Frankle: reward. DOG Lost, brindle bull, license 21343; brass collar.

Return 433 West Pine: reward. DOG Lost; white; with long hair; answers to name Fussy; liberal reward. 4046 Ken- nerly. DO3 Lost, white, brown spots on back; license No. 11.032: liberal reward for return to Bfl03 Chamberlain av.

DOG Lost, male French poodle, answers to name Chubby; return 1445 S. ISth st; re- celve reward. FAMILY PIN Lost engraved. "'Major Virtus Quam Splendor;" reward. 4144 Vv ash-in gton bl.

FUR MUFF Lost, Friday, black lynx; reward. I.indell 6032. EAR RINGS VoBt; pair diamond, screw, and diamond ring. Tiffany setting, tied In handkerchief: sultablereward, Herpel, 15A Wacroner. Forest 4177.

HAT Lost, gentleman navy blue reit, exchanged Masonic Temple. Monday evening. Deimar u-HiL. LA VALL1EKE Lost, and chain; Grand or Bellefontalne cars or making connections Return to fiOO" Minnesota av. reward.

'-I LA VALLIERE Lost, Bellefontalne car or Hebert to Wright on N. 13th, 1300 Sulli van 1 LOCKET Lost; sold; initials ti. Broadway and uuve or jeiiersou unu rrosn- inston; reward. wasningmn. NKCKHECB Lost brown fur, at Hippodrome.

Sunday light: reward. Box L-1S2. Post-Dispatch. NOSE GLASSES Lost; tortoise shell rim, on Olive car; reward. 4733A Washing ton.

(c3 NOSEGLASSES Lost, lady's, no-rim. with gold Shur-on nose piece, and round pin with chain: lost Sunday evening on Grand or Park cars; please return to 34o3 St. Vincent av. reward. OPERA GLASSES Lost.

Saturday, on Olive car: return 5S48 Clemens, ir-none v-auiiiiij 24-2R- reward. OSTRICH FEATHER Lost. Saturday even ing, between and ocioca; inn mm cream mixed, also Dunon paruir, irnrri fell Monroe ZililK. ici PARCEL Lost, containing irray chermeuse and green mesallne. in ok i Wnshlne-ton.

Cabanv 541S. ci SAVINGS PASSBOOK Lost. No. 14.993, of Central National juanic; nnaer to Meyer. Strauss Rank, loos wasn- lngton av.

and receive rewara. 2i PIN Lost. Eastern Star: initials f. two Odd Fellows King, iwve ow-. PIX Lost, chased gold buckle, between filOO- Westminster ana oow ekiuhi, ward.

Cahanv 3200. PIX Lost; ruby; an heirloom from deceased husband: on Taylor or Cass car; return and receive reward. 3612A N. New- steady POCKETBOOK Lost: folder. with union books in it ana nuttons.

rrasc 14 S. Ewlng to E. Monahnn. secy. (c3) POCKETBOOK Lost: gentleman brown; containing name in book, G.

W. An- sen: reward. treen in. PURSE Lost: small; Tower Grove car: (cl phone Grand zi'hJ. SPECTACLES Lost.

Monday evening, gold. In case. 41o.lA uieveiana; rewuru. uiuiu iijiio (cat TIEPIN Lost, near 9th and Olive, or on Cherokee car. Friday evening.

398 Walsh st. TRAY Lost, white: monogram D. reward. victor 'if juii m.v. UMBRELLA gentleman s.

silver name plate and initials on handle, lost Saturday night: nnrier mease can aiain --p. UMBRELLA Lost, on Monday, at ander-voort's. lady's blue silk umbrella, silver handle, initials on top; for reward return to .114 Security Bldg. VANITY CASE Lost: monogram engraved f. sliver: arouna jeiiersou a.na v.neiu-koe containing monev: reward; Delmar 271I3X or Forest C9H.

VEST man's: probably lost on wene-fontalne car; reward: call Bell Colfax 9S0. WATCH Lost, lady's gold watcn, name Dorcas engraved; oowniown o- ward. 8144 School. Bomont 20af w. tci WATCH Lost, lady's hunting case gold watch, Waltham make, in downtown shopping district; reward for return to Mrs.

Harris. 3it25 Washington hi. (Bi WATCH FOB Lost, black ribbon with small locket and class'" pin: locket engraved In German. Jefferson, Grand or Cass cars. 2521A Dodler.

c) KEY Found, at Tth and Olive: call Lost and Founq iost-mspatcn. ti PURSEFound, small. containing little chance: call at 1243 Franklin av. signet rLni; Found. Call Lost and Found Bureau.

Post-Dispatch. (3) TOBACCO Found: large package. Loser In- quire 41 iv finer piace. POIIXD BY THE POLICE. WEARING APPAREL Child's; awaiting owner.

Tentn District. THE LADIES OF THE W. O. N. A.

R. D. are giving their fifth annual ball this evening at Army and Navy Club, 3621 Washing ton EMPLOYMENT ANTED Ai-t tttiatm Ac lin bustne8 notice. Ugher 9PltonMVcanJjmntwrrm a cine. MALE ADVERTISING MANAGER; qualified by lonr successful advertising agency exce llence to help develop vour business.

Only concerns need oi-swer Box ost-LMsiw-tcn, ATTENDANT Sit. by strong, thoroughly experienced, mental and nervous cases. Box R-U4. Post-Dispatch. (2) BAKER SU, by young man, first nnd handy Phillip Lahn.

4201 Colle first or sec- ge. BAKER Sit. by a first-class cake, bread. roll and pastry baker: best of references. Box R-Ut.

Poet-Dlapatch. it) BAKER second band: city or country; young. Aaorcss a. xienu BOOKKEEPER Sit. bv experienced stenographer and offloe man: need work: salary MOlJ BOOK-KEEPER Cashier, credit man, wants sit: age i mi ciiriiv.r, best references.

Box R-198. BOOKKEEPER-STENOGRAPH ER Sit. by Boa xerienced young man; evenings. Tj.e ot.rtsretch. BOOKKEEPER Sit stenographer: 12 one cencern; references moderate sal: ears ary.

Box L-S14. Post-1 ispatcn accurate and rellahle; moderate salary; references. Boa H-2-0. COMING EVENTS I CONDUCTED Government examinations; can help you pass railway mail or clerk- ra rri a lUt OH Tree. P.

Ozment. Fullsrton' Bldg. WANTED Railway mall and nostal Clerks: examinations soon: over 2000 appointments yearly; prepare at home; write lor Plan No. 64 of payment after appointment. Philadelphia Bu.lne, Philadelphia.

ia Business uoiisa. Pa oei TELJGRHINO Wanted, br Union tlec-trU TelegTaota young men and ladles to learn telegraphing in our new offices, day or evening: beginners taken. "Superintend ent's ornee. iso Itanway tiaimiw, Famous-Barr's. LADIKS wanted at once to learn halrdress- Inr YTarrmann nwmlnmt wave, manicur ing, facial massage, electrolysis or chiropody: or method Is quick and thorough: positions waiting; big wages: great demand for our students: drop a card for particulars or call.

Moler College. 810 N. 6th our only St. Louts location. COOK Experienced: apply with references.

6 Forest Ridge: take Clayton oar at IX Balivlere car sheds. DEMONSTRAT ERS To take orders for heat erlrtrt Irons lOOfi ljOCUSt. DISHWASHER White woman. Apply Franklin. GIRL Bright, intelligent, 16 to 21 years of age: apply 2X5 N.

Newstead: Colfax 500. G1KL Young girl to work in coffee bous as waitress. FVanklln. GIRL Young, to care for children; small wayes. K-'U Morgan.

GIRLS Experienced on power machines, to sew cloth. Lerni.gweii ana Monipnu. GIPL-For general housework; good tlon for right girl. Apply at once, osoa arrington. UiKLS-io work in factory.

Brauer Bros. jyitg. am nui st. GIRL Experienced white; general house work: must he goon cook: no wamiius. hest references.

6895 Berlin, first floor west. l-anv 3255M. 'C) GUXLi Between 17 and 21. who would de- a good winter home ana a ma.11 wages, with young couple: no fancy girl need apply; state age and lowest wages. Box R- lm, post-Dispatch.

HOUSEGIRL German, for general house work; no washing. 1220 Hamilton. HOUSEGIRL For'general nousework, lOOti rraniyin. HOUSEGIRL For general housework; small ramuy, ol23 Page bl. HOUSEGIRL For general housework; no 19 washing.

3SOS Wyoming. HOUSEGIRL White girl for general house work. 4042 North Market HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework; no washing. Apply 5222 ernon. ici HOUSEGIRL Good, for general housowork.

3515 Greer av. HOUSEGIRL Experienced, white, for gen eral housework ana cooking: reierences. 6051 McPherson. (c2i HOUSEGIRL 17 years old; light housework- small family; no washing, oan r.envjn 299R. HOUSEGIRL Settled German for general housework and cooking: call at 44 is i- clede: Delmar 3WS6R.

(c) HOUSEGIRL Nest colored girl for general housework: references requires. 44ti r- est Park, third floor: Forest 6493. HOUSEGIRL Young girl or middle-aged woman to assist witn nouseworn mnuij of two, in exchange for room ana ooara. Phone Forest 4498. (c3l HOUSEGIRL German, general housework; family of can go home every nignt.

Mrs. A. E. Koerr.er, 2050 Lafayette Ivanhoe Apartments. HOUSEGIRL White, about 14 years old.

orphan preferred: help at nousewors; ia.o- ilv of two: for clothing, room and boarl; good home. Box L-42. Post-Dispatch. HOUSEKEEPER Middle-aged; Fairgrounds Park vicinity, to go home at nignt. conax Hoi KEEPER Colored: 1E ferred: good home; four cnuaren.

National (2 City. 111.: K. Annerson. LADY To sell farm products. retail.

1101 Victor. LADIES Refined. Catholic, for work pi a religious nature. Chas. A.

Fagan. 515 Interna tlonal Life Bldg. 1 LAUNDRHSS First-class wnite. 4161 Mor-(c) gan. Ivl'NJ)RKSS Experienced German; one liv ing In relgnoornooa preienea, per.

OLD LADY For housework, in small fam- llv: applv 2024 Tanitun. SEAMSTRESS For costumes; apply Wednes- dav 14 N. 4tn seconq iiour. WOMAN About 40 years of age, lor general housework: good home for right flnnlv 712 Market. wniu- Middle-aged colored, who can do cl.

amber work, wait on table, count linen; lrnrviv how to do all kinds of hotel work. Call Hippodrome Hotel. 6th and Walnut, to) MUSLLN UINDHW.Att Experienced operators on corset covers, yoke Joiners; also fast operators on union Special lace-tacklng machine- also experienced shirt hemmer. Apply 13tb 5th floor. FERGUSON-McKINNEY.

(c3i LAUNDRY HELP WANTED COLLAR GIRL An experienced collar gin. Delmar I-aundry onio ana omney SALESLADIES WANTED LADIES $1.20 dozen making, aprons; fascinating home business: parcel post any distance: stamped envelope ror particulars. Cornwall Supply rroviaeno, ,1. SALESLADIES $18 week. expenses advanced: women to travel and appoint agen's for concentrated lood flavors In tubes.

Reliable Mfg. Como Chl-cago. SHOEWORKERS GUSSET STITCHER Experienced; trimmer; on men's unllned work. Meier Shoe 711 N. 4th.

and John (c) IN CHANCE Solid aaate. 10c tine, minimum tOe. BUSINESS CHANCES BUSINESS CHANCE For rent, brick store building. In one of the best towns in Illinois; good for anv kind of business. W.

A. Hamilton. Gillespie. 111. (SJ BUSINESS CHANCE- uaKers.

attention: we will sell movable bake ovens, guaranteed satisfaction: terms to suit. Write lor catalogue. Middleby-Marshall Oven Mfg. 605. (if 8.

6th fit. Louis. Mo. c8i FOR SALE $5000 capital stoca in small company, guaranteed 8 per cent annual dividends; will stand thorough investigation. Box T-140.

Post-Dispatch. (2i HIGH-GRADE automobile accessory rr-anu-facturing company has some treasury stock for sale: good chance to double money. Box 197. Post-mapatr-n. vt a nir.

000 In five years, with a smal mall order Dusineaa; u-s 11 wim a-iii for free booklet; tells how. Heacock. 726. I xirkpnrt. N.

MI RIGHT man with $1000 gets secretary and treasureshlp; established Missouri corporation; unlimited future; $20 weekly to start. Rox A-19S. Post-Dispatch, (c5'i) WANTED A voung man. with .0 to learn business which will psy $65 to $140 a month Box R-102. Post-Dls alch.

(5t WANTED Cultured, educated Investor, manage boarding house: Coolrado: gold mine. Box R-196 Post-Dlspatcn. WANTED Hustler, to buy Dusiness interest account sickness: $200 cash required. Box L-5. Post Dispatch.

WAN 1 ED Man to help me manufacture at article thst every person uses; $3i0 and services- will make $25 per week, 870(1 Olive st Walter Ware. '2 BUSINESS WANTED BUSINESS of any kind can be sold. financed. promoted or Incorporatsd by us' we loan additional capital to close ileal and have the co-operation of our own legal department; oldest established licensed broker. In city; call, write or phone.

E. CASPAR ft 722 Chestnut room 201 (56) -X-1. jarimn rZti will AOllSCt VOUr SC counts on percentage basis. Box R-225. Post-Dlspstch.

LUNCH P(( Wtd. $20O cash. tiaiance rofits; rigid investigation requirea. B. Baldwin.

y3 nwimmnrr yt. Westminster pi. WK selt your business, get you a partner or money to finance your business In a cash, confidential way: we are on of the roost tellable brokerage firms in the city: we are very conservative and aM-urat In mr business transaction. For particulars rail or phone Olive 4768. Manual A Baker, 007 Wright Bldg.

BUSINESS FOR SALE CLEANING AND PREWNOOocd business. in town 01 low, i.iiic- Apply or writs at ones. Knox. Davis. Mo.

Ttru-Mra-r An A vaswtabls market; horse and wagons; living rooms; cheap for cash. l(16 Mtnsxd fiAl'RDRESHlNd OUTFIT Tour pries; flna chan oe for beginner; or will teach you. 8901 Barrett St. (cT) HOTEL It rooms, good loeatton: nsw fuml- turs; doing good transient business; will aotl reasonaM. Ll'N CH RCK iM For sale; good busluaaa.

XU SUHIi with small wages, pm im BOY Sir. by colored. IS years, as errand boy or any light work. or write, 1910 Carr st. BOY Sit.

by bright, energetic boy, 15 years; automobile and electrical experience. 454HA, McMillan. BOY Age 17, sit. general office work; can operate typewriter: small salary. Box T-1S.

Post-Dispatch. (2) BOY 17; 3d year in high school, wants position in store or office axter school and on Saturday. E. L. Water- land, 1S2H Papln.

(4 BUTLER or chaulieur; can give good references; lw place. BUTLER Sit. by young colored man, well experienced; butler and housework. Phone Bomont 2P2SR. (Bl CARPENTER First-class, wants work of any kind: reasonable.

Call Delmar 8402 CARPENTER Wants work, repairs, altera, tlons: experienced: reasonable. 3415 Wash ington () CH A CFFEUR Sit. long experience and Box R-125. Post-Dlspatcb best references ruAfirii'i'iTBRit bv experienced. mirMi.

aged, single; careful driver: with good ref- erences. Box R-1S0. Post-Dispatch. (55) CHAUFFEUR Sit. experienced; steady; first-class driver; do own repairs.

Box R- 21H. Pnst-DIspatch. CHAUFFEUR 6 years' experience 2 years' shop experience: can do own repairing; must have employment at once; best of references. Box L-o, -ost-'ispatcn. (01 CHAUFFEUR with private family; do own repair work; otuer worn; ai reier-ences; best of habits; licensed.

Address C. Muster. Auxvasse, Mo. (V2) COOK Sit. by experienced: Porter, houseman, saloon lunchroom.

Lee. Bomont 1346. COOK- sober, steady man; would leave city. 3007 Olive l- rviTTPT.E- Hitu bv man and wife to man age first-class restaurant or hotel, experience. Address Restaurant.

121)9 Hodla-mont ENGINEER Sit 31t. by tirst-cii Post-DUpatch. by first-class; city license. Box R-lH'j. ENGINEER am trustworthy; oan do mechanical and electrical repairs.

Box R- 08, Post-Dispatch. ENGINEER lrom the Nrtrtn; wov.ld like position as assistant -nglnor; a will- Ing worker. Box R-121. l'os-l)ls. (3 FARM MANAGER 15 years' experience; married; no children; best reference.

Box 36. Pine Lawn. Mo. l3 HILL, the carpenter, does everything- reasonable and competent: get him. Address Romalre nl.

(4) HOUSEMAN Sit. bv young colored man as houseman or porter, experienced. Lindell 2556. IRON WORKER Sit. by German.

20. first-class finisher, allround. good sheet Iron straiKhter. Grell, 2657 Olive. (4) IRONWORKER Sit.

by German. 2t: first-class finisher: allround. good sheetirpn stralghter. Grell. 2057 Olive st.

11 JANITOR Sit. or porter; first-class, willing worker; anything to do. Call Bomont 2702" Ask for Moses Melton. (8) JANITOR or porter; vonnu colored; married; Bomont 234.1W. year's experience; references bond.

JANITOR apartment house; experienced; handy with tools. Bomont 502. 2742 Walnut. (2) JANITOR Sit. bv white man.

married. 85 years of age, thoroughly understands heating plants: can do all kinds repairing: tools: honest and rober: best of references. Box R-51. Post-Dispatch. LINOTYPE MACHINIST can set 2 500; in or out of town.

Box R-224. MACHINIST Sit. by allround; 5 hours a (3) day. 5974 North Market st. MAN Sit.

by young man, 23: work of any kind: willing worker Rrt T-151. (2) MAN Sit. by good, colored; houseman or cook: references. Olive 4473. MAN work of anv kind in store until New Years.

Box R-100. MAN Sit. bv voung to tend furnace for room and board. Box R-158. rost-DIs.

MAN Youne. wants work of any kind. Phoiv; Lindoll 6H3. MAN Sit. 25; accept any work; experienced painter, packer, stock clerk.

Wones. 413o Nebraska. MAN Sit. by experienced man to and serve merchants' lunch: call pre Del repare mar ask for restaurant man. MAN colored; any kind porter work; all-round man; good references.

Lindell 3611R. MAN sober, age 40. attend furnace. vard and do chores for a home and small wages. Box T-20.

Post -Dispatch. (2) MAN 24. speaks four languages, would work for transportation to California. Box R-200, Post-Dispatch. vr 4 -N- Hit hnnv witVi trnls.

mnrrlwl. strict ly S'Jber' and reliable. F. Merchie, 11 Warren Tvler 41 5W. MAN work of any kind: active, reliable: voung: anv offer appreciated.

Box R-im. Post-Dispatch, (3t MAN 28. married, wants work, experlencea at candv making, pattern keeper and clerk. Holzpr R23 Hamburger eiiston. MN Of 2ti, stranger, no bad habits, must fins work soon or starve; would wo-k for board and room.

Box R-213. Post-Dispatch. MAN AND WIFE man A-l cook; wife generally useful; beet of references; In or out of town. Box R-211. Post -Dispatch.

Sit. bv young, from the country; steady, reliable: would iike to have work of some kind: references. Box R-157, Post- Dispatch. (31 MAN Sit. by middle-aged German; knows washing and polishing trucks, automobiles; want work of any kind; have references.

C. Al.or 1004 A Chestnut. ol MAN Sit. by younr married man. montns experience' in shep: some In furnace work and plurnbing; must have or some kind; will go any place; ref.

L. Sadler. 2840 Wyoming. MAN 2, single, nonest. intelligent, r.n.hi.

at.nv nmi sober: have lefere.nces and cash 'bond; will emisidt anything that's nonest; pieae sive uio ,,1 G-1P8. Post-Dispatch. MAN Position by young gentleman In bank: can speak, read and write in 4 different languages, and have some experience in office work: can give best references nndwill start for small wages. Address J. 1 120 N.

12th. MAN Sit. bv intelligent. 27, foreign born, wishes to learn English and French: want employment in real French or English private family for board and very small w-ages; need practice more than salary: call. D.

A. Stanowich. 1800 Menard. W) MECHANIC Sit, as carpenter, for fa-t-jry, real estata or office building. Box R--j.

Post-Dispatch. ii' PAINTER Experienced: will work for half price. Pnone Central or unve 1. a Wnn wArlc reasonable: satis faction guaranteed; have tools. Hoopei.

3737 Lucky. Lindell 3549R, PAPER HANGER must have work at once: first-class workman. Grand 381 1M. PAPER HANGER Sit. married: reliable; does painting.

Box R-201. Post-Dispatch. PAPER HANGER first-class. Bell Bomont 3293. Kinlocn victor zmva.

PAPER HANGER Sit. work: large or small lob; first-class work guaranteed Lindell W5. PAPER HANGER Sit. by first-class; worn reasonable. 3S14 Laclede: Lindell 2754, Del mar 347'iJ.

PRINTER can make ready and feed Job presses; Al compositor: feed cylinder nres. etc. Box Post-Dispatch. (21 PRINTER all-round printer wants steadv situation in Southeastern Missf.url or Southern sober and reliable; not a blacksmith; fast and accurate; have roado ccod in every department th priming business: not afraid to work; prefer a reti-ttm where good work will.Kp appreciated: rrmrried; at present employed, but want to change: best of reference on request. If you are thinking of making a change any time soon, write me.

L. P. Landress, Troup, Tex. 18) ROAD SALESMAN Toung man, with 8 Tears' selling experience, desires position with reliable firm. Room 41 New Regent Hotel SALESMAN a years' experience; staple line: srood references.

Box R-1S5. SHIPPING CLERK Sit. are you getting satisfactory results from your shipping clerk? If not, interview me: can mark and do office work. Box R-216. (4) SITUATION In lunch room or restaurant; r.lght work preferred.

Phone central STEAM FITTER Sit. steam, hot water, power plant work; 20 years' experience; nonunion; will leave city. Box R-1S8, Post- uispatcn. 1J S1ENOGRAPHER young man; accurate and rapid on machine; can keep books; good penman; thoroughly familiar with office detail work: moderate salary. Box R-132.

Post-D'spatch. () SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE, bSokkIeepeIi accustomed to handling heavy set of books. Box K-1Z. Post-oispatcn. CHAMBERMAID Sit.

by Southern, colored woman; or cleaning by day. Phone Bomont 2443. COOK Sit, by colored. Bomont 1924. COOK Sit.

by experienced Southern. Phone Lindell ami. 42Q- West nene. COOK Sit. bv experienced, colored; house-glrl.

Lela. 4212 Finney. Lindell 2626. COOK Sit. by houseglrl.

or work by day. Call Bomont Hattle cwq. COOK Sit, by southern colored; stay on the place at nignt. Lindell mo. COOK Sit.

by colored Southern; first-class; reasonable, l.lndell tail. COOK Sit. by first-class Southern colored; cltv references. Bomont 52. Maggie.

CoOK Sit. by mlddls-aged German woman, in small family; more for horn than wages; references, ynone BOipont iibt COOK Sit. by xDerlenoed: Southern, col ored. Bomont 64 ask for Eva Christian; Southern raTerenc. COOK Sit.

by couple; woman plain cooMns or housework: man chauffeur and other work. Bomont 2457R. DEMONSTRATOR First-class, store, wants employment at once. Mies Demonstrator, 8610 Unden ay. Phons JndU S24-, 5 CLOTHING 1000 men's suits, overcoats an 1 ladies' dresses for shipment: pay J.

Gtlbef bsts suit, Delmar 000. forest itu. 4426 Pag libra is; oaf I GRIDDLE Two or 4 burner: on opy for range. 7IM1A Euclid SHOTGUN Wtd. To buy; 16 or 12 gaUKS preferred.

J. H. I- 3624 S. Broad iv ay. Vlctor 78, Sidney 727 NICKEL PLATING Also gold, silver, brass and copper platlne-l repairing and lacquering.

Muslck's Plstlnif Works, successors to Degge-Muslck, 719 Mnr. ket st. HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED CHAIRS Wtd. Two or 8 doxen. common.

9301 s. iiroaaay t-A 4H ptjunds old featlieis; pay 80-45C for old ones and 60-h5c new ones. Montana Feather Delmar Forest itii. si-" rage m. Feathers 20,000 pounds old ffatln-r; oav 30c to 45c for old ones and 60c to Kit nr- ones.

new ones. Pillow Mfg. ('o, illeli st. Central 4lVf. trr-KiNJiTITKE Wtd.

Badly; spot cash. Or, cutt Storage 472S Easton Forest 2 648 Delmar 6H4. IJ I FURNITURE Wtd Best cash itrh.ea for TumltUrS Or COnieina unviiman. KH'14. Forest M25.

Iennls Hros. (' IllKhext mmiviTUBE Of h.t. kinds wanted; tils Drlce paitl aiw storage nd moving. Kelner. 215-17 Htn.

rent" 421rLOII ve 3721 (r4 iTTRNITURE Wtd. Cash for contents oi flats, dwellings, stocks and stores: high, est cash price. Pchober, 4S18 Page; Forest 8851. Dglmar2 8 6. 1 1 ABSOLUTELY highest prices paid for houee.

hoid goods, stocks of msrchsndlae. fix. tures etc Bomont 22. Centre! 1J7. toerker F'rice ntorK an- ahvu Franklin v.

(c8 and fet tef Air of furniture, carpets beds for shltmient to Frisco; prioe no ob. V. Fitch, beloved husband of Celeste Fitch (nee Chouquette), at the age 67 years 5 months and 3 days. "funeral from Hoffmeister's chapel, ifednesday, Dec. 2, at 10 a.

to prid Olive Cemetery. (c) TT Entered into rest on oVlv. Notv- 3. I9 14. a 7:30 P- m- VitzVerald (nee McDonald), -V $Jed wile Thomas J.

Fitzger- J-" funeral Thursday, Dec. 3, at Jr'trom residence, 7330 North DJ.j'y, to Mount Carmel Church, fhence to Calvary Cemetery. Litchfield (HI.) papers please copy. c3 foWLER Entered into rest on Tues-I day. Pec.

1, 1914, at 3:50 a. Hau- nah Fowler (nee Curran), beloved it wife of James E. Fowler, and dear ft mother of James, John, Irene. Mars'1 aaret, Mary and Laura Fowler, Funeral from family residence, 5105 I Minerva avenue. Due notice of time i will be given.

(c) i fBEIS Entered Into rest on Mon- I day, Nov. 30, 1914, at 2:15 p. 1 Elizabeth Frein, beloved sister of Peter and Henry Frein, dear aunt of Mrs. W. P.

Miller, in her seventy sixth year. Funeral from residence of her niece, Mrs. W. P. Miller, 3921 Cook avenue, Thursday, Dec.

3. at 8:30 a. to St. Ann's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

(c3 GAVIN On Thursday. Nov. 26, 1914, at 5:30 a. Martha Gavin (nee Adams), beloved mother of Ella Jaco of Tucson, Mrs. Mary Mur-i phy and Mrs.

Minnie McCash. Funeral will take place from Arthur J. Donnelly's funeral parlors. Twenty-first and Wash streets, on Wednesday, Dec, 2, at 8:30 a. to St.

Lawrence Q'Toole's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend. (c) HIGER Entered Into rest on Monday, Nov. 30, 1914, -Arthur Hager, i aged 28 years, beloved son of Oliver A. and Fannie Hager, dear brother of Mrs.

Harry J. Tietze, Mrs. Gus Andelfinger, Mrs. Fred J. Siegmund, Josephine and Millie Hager.

Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 2, from residence, 919 West Jefferson avenue. at 2 P- to New Picker Cemetery. Friends respectfully Invited. Deceased was memebr of Oriental Lodge No.

i 19, A. O. U. W. (c) JUNG Entered Into rest on Monday.

Nov. 30, 1914. at 8:45 p. Frank Jung, dearly beloved husband of Charlotte Jung (nee Reichenberger) and our dear son, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from residence of his sister Mrs.

William Harney, 2527 Maiden Lane, Thursday, Dec. 3, at 1:30 p. to Sacred Heart Church-, thence to'ss. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. (c3) KAHN Entered Into rest on Sunday, Nov.

29, 1914, Charles C. Kahn, beloved husband of Barbara Kahn (nee Mor-man) and father of Clara Edward and Charles Kahn and grandfather of Mildred Kahn. Funeral from the family residence, 170S Russell avenue, on Wednesday. Dee. 2, at 2 p.

to old St. Paul's Cemetery. c2 KEKSKN9 Entered Into rest Monday, Nov. 30, 1914, at 1 p. Bernard H.

Kersena beloved husband of Mary C. Kersens (nee Breer), and dear ion of Bernard Sr. and Anna Kersens (nee Pranger), and brother of Joseph Kersens, aged 34 years 4 months and 14 days. Funeral from the family residence, 2925 Chippewa street, on Thursday, pee 8 at 8:30 a. to St.

Anthony's Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. (c3) MA3VIIEVIM.K Entered Into rest on Monday. Nov.

SO, 1914, at 4:30 a. Peter J. Mandeville. at the age ot 76 yeara. Funeral from family residence, 421a Iowa avenue, on Wednesday, Dec 2, at 8 a.

thence to St. Thomas of i Aquln's Church Interment at SS. Peter i and Paul's Cemetery. c2) MEVKR Entered Into rest on Tues- dayi Dec. 1, 1914, at 8:80 a.

KathWne Meyer (nee Walter), relict Va of josebh Meyer, and dear mother of at Mr. WBJiam F. Elcks and Mrs. Tillle -7 CampbeS, and dear sister of Mrs. Mary Wjnmeyer.

Funerf Thursday. Dec. 3. at 2 p. 4 CONSUME! is i Solid agate.

IQe line, minimum SOe. lect; postal. so. iwwu. ,4 n.hunv 432X.

Delmar KJ mall rMarjre tot. Mr- Jiai.cr. mm tint. n.iMh VU-for 3W). tr14i i .11 t.I.1 'f K.

Si hold goods, smsll or large lots, levy Bm Pfj All 14th st. Central Olive SQ-J. Vt, 'HIGHEST prices paid for sll kinds of hnui- bold gooda H. Urockmeler. 4500A Easlon, tf- hold gooda fielmsr WANTED Highest price psid for featn.

stoves. Bras -h, if -ji era. rurniuire. 2322 Palm Central IM77L. 1HF very best prices for furniture of all kinds: buv entire contents of rTS and flats, storks or stores, et.

R. norl Auc and Storage 815 Laclede sv.th or r.lmr 2 Llndail 4741 e14 HOuatnULU wuua run ,1 2tture-l (r BASE-BURNER For sails. Buck's nearly BED For sale. and dresxer. cbeai.

41 Deirry 'WetrL BEDROOM SET Must be sold "this 8041 Fair tt, BED For sals, tract lclly new. toitlir large mirror; fins Christmas gift. grace v. Bwl 3 JTABLESUPPLIES HICKORY NUTS For sale; and walnuts for Christmas, 15c postpaid: pine needle Oillowa lS-inch square 50c postpaid; orders taken for crocheted articles. Letha Sutter- fldrt.

Ellington, Mo. (62) PERSONAL aoitd agate. iSc line: minimum I lint full nui mutt accompany order bt mail PERSONAL Mrs. Josle Smith, call Walton, Forest 15S)1R (C) CftEIHT to honest people; diamonds, watches. Jewelry, silverware.

Loftls Bros. National Credit Jewelers, 2d N. 6th. (c8 WILL parties who saw gentleman hit by South Urand car at Orand and Park avs Tuesday. Nov.

17, atxmt 6:45 p. please send names and addresses to I). G. McCod-ntll. Srt33 McHeeT ADOPTION ADOPTION Childless family wants to adopt unuy em y.

t'lyuum iy a year old Call or write U05 8 7th. SKAXKP PROPOSALS WASHINGTON, D. Nov. 2, wTTXXlid proposals In triplicate will be received In the office ot the Quartermaster-General of the army, Washington. D.

C. until a o'clock p. uec. 3. 114.

and then opened for furnishing and delivering note paper, printing papec and wrapping papers, at the cps named in Schedule No. S. Apply to pot Quartermaster, St. Louis. or Quartermaster-General.

U. S. Army. Washington. D.

C. for information." If It la a good apartment or a desirable housa, a little classified advertising will rent It through th Post-Dispatch Bl House, Home and Real Estate BED For sals, ernls Msrua; spring -mattress: all new; upright Ir n' 14! na. 4f $4.50, 2tMi9 Morgan. BEl For safe; almost nsw. urs beds, chiffoniers, dreaers.

m' a hogany Stnlsh leather davenetta suit" table, hamlaomt dining room rugs, curtains: cheap. Call ImrnediatsUhed- day or evening Kin. lower bell. 4ra; rf Wsvt-'nstnn Ic.Kd UEDn Almost new, beautiful brass Vemls Martin ben dreaaers. catffnnlcr ftna resln table, chif loroba.

leather davanai Will IS 11 1 t' 1 'I; rockers, beautiful ruts. fin player-piah's re; nrasslve library table. MrnUoma gentt, resp laatner manogany van auiia, emsant oir furniture; sell sp rtel a chance to iht Bl soma beautiful furnliura clieap. Call Im I ately- house for sale 4213 WashSnftni; CHIFFOROBK Qusrterel oak; loka rent 7 Hi new; large site; 111. B.

HINA ClAMKT F. sjt; aimot ri.ti 3 ana emrm arsair. aua I'BTI retit SL DELIVERT AUTO sale, light, a 11 baker, like new. taSO. Robert PsT y-.

priU nhln I tis; oak. mahoaany: $2.5 unusiiit 4. saner Broa. Storas Ts fat eon. picked Li km It from! Vmily residence, 1711A jor aver thence to Bethanla Ceme- ri'MNlTl KK For nt.qsi.

hairchlrut tkl parlor set. Biahnnkajr; alo matioaf Ti tatary, tOT lnlsiU 1 'T tery. Frf Bds ar respectruiiy invitea. ci rost-llsuatc. ti -iijwr SBS5- 1 fi!.