St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 24

BTLDU1S POST-DISPATCH JEWELRY DIAMONDS PERSONAL SHARE A RIDE DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS FURNACE REPAIRING FURNACES IN MEMORIAM MEYER, PAULINE In memory of our dear mother and grandmother, who departed this llle 10 years ago Sept. 25. The years may wipe out many thing. But this they wipe out never; The memory of those happy days. When we were all together.

Sadlv missed bv the MKVKII AM) ll.tl:lt OBMANN, BARBARA loving memory of our dear mother, whu departed this life Sept. 21. 1941. Sadlv mined by SONS AND SHARE THE RIDE CLUB We arrange your ride: drivers, passengers, see us. S04 N.

BroadMav. GArfield HiU4. Tilt Nil LADY wishes ride a. lo. 69xx Hillsland lo 12'h and Market return 5 p.

m. ST. 3S17. SWAPS Itllt'K 103S Ke.ian; will si dump truck. Apply Tliurmau in for Filling siiauorij .10.14 Chnilteaii.

CO'ITA eraluec 2 ristnia, screened porch, lot goes with tioue, 50x119; electric; will swap tor acreage, lots, equity or what 212 W. lxiretla, Jx-may 23, Mo. Lo. 2142. JAXITROL giis conversion burner and controls for 5 rooms; trade for shells and shotgun of equal value or sell for $75.

Box 31H. Post Motors 2 i h. iuu gu-ui: 1 imu -hair, battery, radio, coat $89. used very little: swap for hogs, calves, coon dog or anvthlng equal value. Route 4.

Box 366, Bellevine. 111. NICE LOT Sacrifice. $20 foot; want late auto. LA.

7077. TING-PONG TABLE Will swap lor rifle or shotgun. KIrkwood lObo. RESTAURANT KIXTI RES; 40-kw. d.

light plant: Mack engine. Will trade for acreage, tourist camp. 457Q Jil. SEVERAL radius and purls, swap lor lam i SHARE TIIK HIDE Cl.l ll We artanse vour ride: drivers, passengers, pee us. 804 N.

Broadwsv. GArfield 8704. SWAP .22 automatic title (or 12 gauge automatic or pump gun. Charles E. Fine.

Chesterfield. Mo. T.Ake 316. TRUCK Wid. Pickup or panel; til trade 1937 Buick sedan; excellent condition.

WA. 2083W. WILL trade d-er ritie, .44 Remingotn pump, or 20 Winchester, lever action: both in new condition. lor 20 gauge automatic in like cordttion. UK.

I19S. lfl 11 a m. Sundav BUSINESS DIRECTORY ASH HAULING HEAVY, light hauling, ashpits, wreckage. etc. Moore, 4368 St.

Louis. MU. 2HR7 ASHES, rubbish hauled, quick service. Brown. 2104 Delmar.

CII. 5901. ASHPITS. Rt'BHfSU Quick service. Vineyard, 912A La salle.

CE. 935K. ASH PIT HAULING Wm. 2045 Gever. GR.

5731. AUTO REPAIRING AITO GLASS AUTO GLASS A broken glass la dangerous: installed while you wait: come in now. WALDMAN'S. 4444 Easton. NE.

4315. BRICKLAYING, TUCKPQINTING BRICK Vment, foundation cracks repaired: basement walls plastered and covered: makes strong, dry walls; basement, ceilings covered and fire-proofed; work wanted, west and county. R. Davis, DE. 1234.

6635 Delmar. I DO ROCK WORK, such as flagstone walks, rock steps and tuck pointing of rock walls. C. Hutchison. 4432 Alaska TICK POINTING, chimney repairing, window caulking.

Gradley. 5209 Wilhorn. CO. 2998. BRICK WORK Tuck pointing; work guaranteed reasonable, reliable.

Melrose. 5252 Janet. MU. 6053. TUCK.

POINTING Chimney repairing, waterproofing. Cather, 5237 Thrush. EV. 145.1. TUCKPoINTlNiJ, chimney repairing.

Bryan, lbJIA st. Jefferson. 1 it. rti.iz Itltll AND CONCRETE WORK M. Lonmstcin.

CA. 8124. .7445 Cornell, BRICK WORK, concrete tuckpuintkng. Andervnn. 240 Roselsnd.

ST. 6919. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS PROPERTY OWNERS INSULATE NO W. Repairs and alterationa of all kinds; no Job too email; terms. Wm.

Barbv 607 Carleton 308 N. 6ih at. CE. 1 242 or PA. 4960 evenings.

BUILDING, repair and remodeling contractors; 20 years In business; competent workmen. Itssmusscn, buOO Manchester, RE. 7138. COMPLETELY recondition your home; gladly estimate: carpenters, plasterers, decorators. Sranlev Epstein.

722 Chestnut. CK. 4S01. tTE. 3-3813 HANDY MAN Building maintenance work; sober.

Industrious, handy with tools: permanent. Box N-251. P. -P. CARPENTER, alterations and remodeling, building repairs of all kinds.

Ff. Meet 5027A S. Grand. I.O. 6103 REPAIRS All kinds: we have materials.

25 years' experience. Property Service Co. 5HS8 Delmar. CA. 7207.

GENERAL REPAIRS, const ruction, porch retairs, storm sash. Walters, 7641 Belwnod dr. fill. 9241. GENERAL Repairs Construction, storm sash, porches and alterations.

Dexter, 3224 Watson. HI. 8092. -1 CARPENTER WORK New and repair: storm sash, window glass. BO.

8750. Hill. 777 N. Fuclld. CARPENTER Remodeling and repnlr-lng.

Andrews, 739 8. Kewstead. JE. 6689. BUILDINGS, factories and commercial remodeling.

Batllff Const. 2506W IVodter. CF. 2756. REPAIRING AU kinils; 25 yea.rs.

Kelly. 4554 lxinrton. GO. 6228. ALTERATIONS, repaiting.

remodeling. Luehrmann. 2002 Wyomirg. LA. 8409 CARPENTER ENG.

built-in caluuets. Ilu-ber. 3907 West Pine. JE. 0432.

1U.PAIKS Remodeling; arches; insured. Qulglev, Walton pi. Ml', lvnti. STottM SASII filled, huns: after 4. rl censky, 4128 Washington, NE.

6266. "AT.f EltA'l'lONS REPAIRS DE. 3294. Schrlmpf. 7.851 rershlng.

CABINET MAKEll Iteniodeling. Roy Smith. 7608 Arllnrtnn. It I. i oi CARPENTER tieneral repairs snd build ing.

Moore, 444 cottage, mi zooi. CARPET. RUG CLEANING EXTRA SPECIAL, 9x12. $3.20 Chemically renovated and slxed. Furniture Service, 3404 Walnut.

NT. 3S38. CONCRETE. CEMENT WORK CONCRETE SIDEWALKS Basement floors, etc. 4021 Westminster, 1 It.

CONCRETE All kinds: basement water-proof. 2516 BeUeglade, Moore, JE. 7740. CONCRETE All kinds. Bennett Con-trattng.

1715 Preon pi. ST. 4380. CONCRETE floora, walls, steps, basement. J.

T.affnv. 1620 Clsrs R'l 23 DETECTIVES DETECTIVE John Wilkerson does shadowing, all kinds of investigating: strictly confldentisl: locates missing people: licensed, bonded; all work guaranteed. 320 N. Grand. JE.

8S94. LA-Or'FJCEIt Win. E. I.a hasse oiiad-owlng, Investigating; over 40 years' es-perienre; native Hi. Loul'an; licensed, bonded.

4485 olive. SB. 51)65. DETECTIVE MAR1AM shadows, traces, locates everywhere, strictly confidential licensed, bonded. CA.

0776. DE. 3527 DRESSMAKING MILLINERY ADl'LT sewing classes; learn sewing, cutting, fitting and making a complete garment. Classes starting now. Singer Sewing Machine, 82.1 ixicust MAKE your new wardrobe, complete sewing: course, day or evening classes, with machine furnished at home: $20.

Singer Sewing Machine, 5653 Delmar. ALTERATIONS, repairs and cabinet work, storm sash experienced. CA. 1938. Frank Davidson.

1317 Itelnie. DRESSMAKING And Morris. Lemay. Sin, alterations. 409 PL.

Q264. ALTERATIONS the way you want. SINGERS. 5653 Delmar. PA.

3775. ALTERATIONS Dresses, coats, suits. 6273 Delmar. PA. 1921.

ALTERATIONS done at home. StockhoffT 5837 Cntes. PA. 21 HO. ELECTRICAL REPAIRING WAHHEItS VACUUMS EXPERT REPAIRING Tarts for all makes, quick service, work guaranteed.

Call Tom's Electric, 4656 Shenandoah. PRospeet 8162. ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRING Stokers, washers and all household appliances serviced and repaired. Wringer rolls and parts for all makes of washers, irons, sweepers, Bowlby's Electric Shop, 917 Hamilton av. CA.

8595. REFRIGERATORS and washing machines repaired. Service on all makes. Apex Refrigera'er Service. 4319-21 K.

20th. CH. 1354. WASH MACHINE parts and service; estimates etven; low prices. Portls A Nappier Electric 7215 Manchester.

ST. 3824. Gill NOW" scaled unit refrigerator service, motor rewinding. Ruder, Fl 1 763. 148 West Hoi, ten.

GIIUNOW refrigerator aiilborlxed service: genuine parts. Show Boat, 2616 Chouteatt Ci. PH. 7II3II. RAO Ins Refrigeration, )uke boxes, re-psired: P.

A. systems rented. Cood-felloir. 2103 S. Jefferson.

LA. 5574. WASHERS Vacuum cleaners; all household appliances. Flxit Shop, 5262 Delmar, FO. 9105.

SlECTRIC CLOCK. REPAIRING Sml'h. 1S03 Nebraska avenue. Git. 1J77.

WASHER-Vacuum repair; 48-hour service. Sorhello. 5311 Magnolla.LA.0302 ELECTRIC WIRTnG. ETC. GOLD Wiring, repairing; commercial.

residential. 1432 Montclalr. FO. 8863 ELECTRICAL contracting and repairing. Tohin, 3328 N.

9lh. CE. 1163. wiring, repairing: licensed Kramer. 740 Easgate.DE.

4669. EXTER I AT RS TERMITES, roaches, bedbugs, etc. and exterminating guaranteed. imncan. nov i oouirmi.

BEDBUGrT. roaches, fumigated, cvantde gas. Aalco. 1404 Shawmut. CO.

2200. MOTHS, roaches, exterminated. Chtn-pewa 2701 Chippewa. PR. 2175 Duncan.

rl4 fnouteau. i.a. v.i i n. FU RNACE REPAIR I NG fURNACES cleaned: repaired reeement-ed. Henry, 4235 De Tonty, PR.

4020 PERSONAL Bill call Jaiues about cleaning. HOY BENTLLV Call 1'IU 1460; im- pori am. THANKS to Mother of Perpetual Help for favor granted. E. W.

SEALED PROPOSALS f'ATlON OK XHt CUT OK 1ST. UH'W Hfpt. 21, 1SM4. NOTICE TO CONTRACT01CS 1m1 propo'-ftls will ba recrl vrd at fhe Office of the Rullillng I eparT mit, tit the Board of Education, 911 l-wust sirfrt, until 4.30 o'clock p. m.

October 4, 1944. jLETTINU REQrTRKD no. lYnscnrpTTON 4706 Flamrproofiiic Various ScIhk.Ifi $130.00 lUtainlntT Wall! Sht-p. 4709 4710 4711 4712 4713 4714 ard and Cote Brlllianta Hcuoul Stafir My Caliper and Gridiron HiKh -School Alrtal It ail in an aad i a gpo 1 a ri ous Schools Electric Refrig-watorw Clark id. Huder School Nw (Sidewalk -Dewey School Vmttan Blind Ureen-bnuM Cut lave 300.00 190.00 130.00 120.00 46.00 12.00 4715 rol.hi.

Tali and Bwches Clark and It mi tr ISrhooln 120.00 650 00 4716 4717 Kitchen jlwuiument Various bcli oo lit Alteration and new stairway Chouteau School Cahinrt Work Various Schools 162.00 4718 430.00 Bids will be publicly opened and read at the above time. Mana and apeelflraf ion mar be viewed at the office of ihe Bulldiiuc De partiuent. Board of bducaflon, 911 Ijo-cuvl atreet, St. IjouIs, Mu. Bidders intending: to ojubmlt bid on any of the scheduled let tinge mar obtain plans and specifications by signing an aereemeut to ret urn same witnin ten days alter the date of opening; bids.

Bid mnst be made on blank form to be obtained at the office of the Building Department. No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by a certificate from the Secretary and Treasurer of the Board of Education stating that the bidder had deposited with him the amount of the required deposit In cash, certified or cashier 'a check Tbe certificate shall he enclosed, in th core lope containing the bid. are requested upon the basts of payment in by monthly esurnatfs. No bidder may withdraw his bid for this woik prior to the regular board meeting next succeeding the opening of bids. By rirtue of statutory authority, a preference wrill be given to materials, products, supplies, provisions aud all other articles, produced, manuf act tired, made or grown within the IS Late of iii-souri.

The Board of Education reserves the riftht to reject any or ail bids or waive lectin icaliUes. JOS. P. BTJIXTYAS, frtmmi'vsionpr of School Building. SPECIAL NOTICES SI'KCIAL NOTKK 1, W.

I'. Saitdlwrg 5312 Bancroft City of St. Jouli, State of Missouri, do hereby give noice that I will not lie re-etHinslble for any dents contracted after this dale Ly anyone except myself, Signed WI1.MKR r. SANnWKTtfl JR. Sl'KCIAI.

NOTICK 1, Clifton A. Krye. of 1122 Rutger City of St. Ixniis. State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I erlll not be responsible for any debta contracted after tins dale by anyone except myself.

(Signed CI.1FTOV A. FRYF. BUSINESS PERSONALS JjO YU want a permanent business profession of your own I Then liecome toot nirrectlontsf earnings in Una greatly needed profession run as high aa weekly alter a few weeks' home training; not medical or chiropody; no further capital needed; no goods to huvT fortv -ninth year. Write for free booklet. Stephenson System of Foot Correction.

80 Hack Hay. Boston. Masa ENTKHTAI.N your gilula at Jolinson'g beautifully equipped modern cottages, living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, liath, screen porches: aulet, aecluded locations In woods: grand view ot valley: onlv 11 miles from St. Imils: Hawkins rd. open all year: rent by day, week; reservations, phoae Jnhiison'e Cot- taires.

Vslicv I'ark HSKI1. ot, t- iTTrVTIllVI Al A A I A. I ivr.iv.-i, i Top-grade agency la seeking line to represent in any or all Southeastern States. line too small or too large. If you desire high-grade, financially responsible representation in this section, write M1I.KS VHILLirS Box 1482, At- SHOP TdVl'lX SEUV1CE CO.

Specialised aervice of every Industrial need We also rewash and sterilise soiled rag a. DKL1VEKI 8EHV10E 4139 Gravols. LArlede 2960 GROOVED letters guide your hand, cor-rec- poor penmanship In few hours: train children to write rorrectly at. Call, write or phone. Ozment, arcane ijHig.

oj RAKB-l'I' SKKVICE Lowest rates; dependable aervice; all hours. OWL WAKK1T, JK. 5150. JH MAN HA I II IIOI i.HT, ID Inches up: highest prices paid. cointilnga.

y.auder, llr W. 47th. N. Y. SWK1IISI1 AIASSAUK llrunell.

9 a. m. to 8 p. m. 211 JS.

7th. Suite 523. IT. 9fn9. WAKE-l'P SERVICE lowest rales; dependable aervice: all hours.

OWL WAKE-LP, JE. 5150. ACCOUNTANTS' columnar pads, schedule paper, filing cover, adding ma-chlne paper for sale. BO. 8S09.

AJ.KUT WAKEl'I SEIIV1CE-time. DE. 3973. Lall any HOSPITAL Insurance, 16. $9 yr.

era! Life. CH. 5334f 314 N. B' Fed-way. SWEDISH MASSAUE Restful, reducing.

Olive, K. WAKE T'P SKKVICE Lowest rates 24 hr. service. OLD RELIABLE, ST. 6290 MEXICAN LAW PRACTICE A.

li. Flnta. Box 240. Juarer. Mexico.

UL'SINESS MAILING ADDRESS and phone service. CH. 9539." COAL. WOOD. KINDLING SMOKELESS COAL, Arkansas lump.

Arkansas briquettes. Solarlte, Laclede coke, all kinds stoker coal. LEVITT COAL CO. 3JS17 Cratlot. LA.

2177. STOKER COAL Washed and oil-treated. S-lon lots. S4.S5: trailer load, 10 tons or more, county delivered, at $4 63. Cretton Coal 20.18 St.

Clair. KAst 67 SERVICE Tom STOKER NOW Prepare for winter. C.eneral Salea and Engineering 4468 Delmar. PHONE JEFFERSON 3702 TODAY S0LARITE. $9.05 Shell and Laclede coke, stoker coal, oil-treated.

$4.75 up. BROWN COAL 819 S. 22d. CH. 1919.

SMOKELESS KLKL. shell coke. S9.70; Laclede coke $11. 40; stoker coal. T'nlvrrsal Sales, 418 S.

Compton, JE. 3530. SOI.ARITE $9.05: Ark. and Dixie briquettes. $12.10: Iclede and Tevas coke.

Little Egvpt stoker, oiled, $5.75. Baldwin 827 S. 23d. CK. U.tO.t KINDLING WOOD 10-bushel baskets.

$3. cut for stove, grates and furnace; order now-, avoid delay. dlestnut 9094, J. Herbert. STOKER COAL No 1 0 vneih treated.

N0RRIS A W1ETERS COAL CO. 4 402 Chouteau fit. 2fiS4 AKKANSAS-OKLAHOM DUle Briquettes 411 grades stoker coal. Blumoff Coal 110 East Oand. CH.

1160 itl'lKjET PLAN' Ituyiow, pay month-Iv: briquettes, Solarlte, stoker eosl. BRAintlS, 4251 Laclede. NE. 63B3. COAL Arkansas lump.

$11 ton: St. louia briquettes. $11.85 ton. Itldley, Tit. 0123.

1817 Ohio. CORD WOOD Wtd. Will pick up at your farm. Joh" Tecethoff. 4 Waverton St.

Lotllt 17. Mo. WT. Q499. CORDWOOD Wtd.

Pay cash. Levitt Coal 3517 Gratiot. BAG COAL And O. Outl- nia.ii. ijj iicriy.

y. i ORDER TOUR COllDWOOO NOW Vic ltaup. Florissant. ORange 5852. STOKER COAL $3.95 up.

Wilcox Coal Co. CH. 6879. 1600 Poplar. KINDLING WOOD Big load: Lmmedi-ate.

Brown. 2104 Delmer. CH. 5901. JEWELRY DIAMONDS FRIEDMAN'S Platinum bracelet with 79 round diamonds and 3 maronise $1000 -carat blue-white diamond solitaire In good mounting simulated with 2 side diamonds.

Out of pawn $125 15-Jewel man's Gruen wrist watch; guaranteed tike new $35 Man'a Hamilton wrist watch with ruby and diamond dial coral gold, case $250 Lady'a platinum wrist watch with 38 diamonds; baguette shape $295 Waterproof, shockproof wrist watch with radium dial: curved mode): 17-Jewel $37.50 Man's 4 -carat diamond solitaire; cold setting $125 HENRY FRIEDMAN LOAN CO. 106 North Seventh St. A. 5484 SPAR11EK SATS BHT NOW A small deposit will hold any article until Xmas. -carat sire engagement ring, beautiful natural gold wllii wedding ling to match, $49.

-carat size engagement Ting with companionate wedding ring to match, $69. -carat size engagement ring with lovely wedding ring to match, only $95. Don't pay high prices until you gee Sparlier. Lovely Marquise engagement ring set In platinum, aristocratic In appearance and verv ftne quality. Yes.

there la onlv 1 of These rings. $125. H. SPARBER A CO. 705 OLIVE JM WRIST WATCH 40 diamonds, rhlne-stone lapel watch.

PA. 6772. fcl'AUUEU STIIIKES FORTUNATE PURCHASES From Individuals, estates, brokers, and here they are passed on to you. me of the rlnest selections we have had the pleasure to present in a long time. A small deposit will hold any artlrle until Xmas.

Man's dlaiiKHid ling. 3 diamonds across; big flanli, iaii: atone, $4U. 1-carat size man's 58 facet diamond ring, big fluHh, plenty uf lite and brilliancy, $198. Man's cluster with 7 large diamonds set in heavy gypsy mounting; looks like lii-caia solitaire, $99. Blue-white jaeger, 58-facet cut, approximately 1 Vx carat, set in platinum mounting with large diamonds; really a quality stone, $585.

32 Degree Scottish Kite King set with diamond that will weight over 1 carat. 58 facet: uf course this will go quick for $199. Lady's approximate 1-carat. 58-facet diamond ring, a blazing ba.ll of fire and exceptional quality, $289. Lady's diamond wrist watch band set with 40 large diamonds; approximate weight about 3 carau; act quickly, $S5.

Unusual cocktail ring set with 10 large diamonds and 5 genuine rubies; only $189. Dinner ring, extiaordinarr set In piat-innm mounting. a4 -carat center and 14 smaller diamonds. $275. Man'a 3 diamonds across, tacet, perfect cut and quality, about 2 -carat, only $450.

Lady's emerald cut blue-white diamond ring with companionate baguettes on sides, lij-carat: a real buy, $450. Lady's diamond ring, 1 i -carat, 58-facet, blue-white color, set in platinum mounting with 4 large emerald cut diamonus; what a buy, $450. -carat lady's diamond ring, 58-face set in platinum mounting, with companionate diamonds on glues, a nice buy, $285. Of course, we are known as a cash house but if you desire you can charge lt by paying one-third cash, balance In four equal Installments. No interest, no carrying charges.

H. SPARBER A CO. 705 OI.TYF. ST. LADY'S DIAMOND RING Also man's ring, over carat each: must sell immediately.

3t2UA Walson rd. ALL PAWNTICKETS bought, redeemed, repawned; auios, anything. 504 KING Ladles', platinum mounting: S7 point flawless diamond: 14 smaller stones, $300. Box Q-5. Post-Pis.

MAN'S WRIST WATCH Pawned $2BT cheap; several 504 Market. DIAMOND 2a karat platinum brooch. 48 diamonds. Box O-150, Post Dispatch. WATCH 17-jewel Waltham.

solid gold, pocket, $60. Call after 11:00 a. m. 1253 Bavard. RO.

0782. WRIST WATCH Ladles, diamond, plat-inum. Elgin, perfect. CA. 4841.

JEWELRY. DIAMONDS WTD. WANTED DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD Jewelry, silver, pawn tickets, condition do object; our immense retail business enables us to pay you more; get Spar-ber's free estimate before selling; we are known as tbe largest buyers and sellers of used Jewelry in the citv; we are not pawnbrokers; no packages accepted by mail or express. H.

SPARBER A CO. 705 Olive St. CE. 8143 DIA.MONDS WANTED TOP PRICE Silverware, diamonds, watches; thing to do is to get 3 or 4 oilers, then come to Sparher's and see the difference! also cash lor old gold, old silver, plated silverware, estimates free, no packages accepted by mail or eatress. K.

SPARBER A CO. 705 OLIVE ST. (1 B. LOWE Nation-wide mail-order businesa requires quantities of jewelry; gtocka are short and highest market prices will tie paid this week. Bring or mail to 4th fl.Kir.

Holland llldg. Plume GA. 4678. 11 SELLING old guld. jrweliy.

silverware, diamonds, watches, consult Sparlier. Appraisals and valuations cheerfully given without obligation. See your old friend Sparber. Established in St. Louis over 27 years, 705 Olive st.

1 I. FAMOl S-BARR CO. Pay cash for diamonds, watchee. antique and heirloom jewelry, aterllng silver olii fold; attractive prices paid for salable articles. JEWELRY REPAIR PEPT.

MAIN FLOOR BALCONY INGERSOL WATCHES Even broken ones have a cash value. Phono GA. 4678, bring or mail II. liowe, 4th floor, Holland 211 N. 7th.

B. LOWE SAIS Don't hesitate to sell small lots; wa buy regardless of how little or how much. B. Lowr. 4th floor, Holland 211 N.

7th. HAMILTON WATCHES tfrlst and pocket: broken and running; prices range to $50. Jhone GA. 467S. Bring or mall to B.

lwe. 4th flour, Holland 211 N. 7th. WRIST WATCHES Ladiesf and men's; finest and cheapest; any condition: bought. Phone GA.

4678. hring or mail to B. lxiwe. 4th floor. Holland 211 N.

7th. B. LOWE BUYS Sterling silver, knives, forks and spoons. Phone GA. 4678: bring or mail to B.

Lowe. 4th floor, Holland 211 N. 7th. II. I A) WE SATS Get aeveral other orfera and sell to tie at highest market prices.

Phone GA. 467b, bring or mall to B. liwe, 4lir floor. Holland 211 N. 7th.

'ITw Every make, every size, any condition, wanted. Phone GA. 4678. bring or mail to B. 4th floor, Holland rn.

1 WILL PAY I TO $700 Per carat for diamonds, any else or Quality considered: be convinced. H. SPARSER A CO. 705 OLIVE ST. 1 B.

LOWE SAYS Our nation-wide mail-order business enables us to buy nuuiy pieces that ethers do not want. B. Lowe. 4th floor. Holland 211 N.

7th. JJl'LOVA. HAMILTON. ElAJIN. GRUEN WRIST ATCHES Wtd.

Any condition; also other makes. White's Jewelers Exchange, room 323. Holland 211 N. 7th; CH. 1327.

WATCHES Broken and running, from $3 to $25. Phone GA. 4678, bring or mall to B. Lowe. 4th floor, Holland 211 N.

7th. THE DIAMOND SHOP Get oar prices before selling: diamond rings, bracelets, brooches, watches. 722 Locust St. CK. 1062.

Established 32 Tears. DIAMONDS Every grade, any size, bought at top prices. Phone GA. 4678. Bring or matt to B.

Lowe. 4th floor Holland 211 N. "th st. B. LOWE BUYS Broken alarm clocks and lngersoll watches.

Phone GA. 4678, brfng or mail to B. Lowe, 4'h floor, Holland Bldg. B. LOWE BL YS Antique lewelrv and Sterling silver.

Phone GA. 4678, bring or mail to B. liwe. 4th floor. Holland Bldg.

B. LOWE BUYS Any watches, pinning or broken. Phone GA 4678. bring or mall to B. Lowe, 4th floor, Holland 211 X.

7th. SPAURER appraises diamonds free. Be sure snd consult Sparher. Established over 27 years In St. Louis.

705 Olive st. ft I It. LOWE BUYS FOR CASH Regardless of amount. 50c to $5000. Plione OA.

4678. bring or mail to B. Lowe, 4th floor. Holland Bldg. ijiHifSns Broken lewelry and old gold.

Phone CIA. 4678, bring or mail to B. Iwe, 4tb flior. Holland 211 N. 7tn.

WHY keep your diamonds, old gold and Jewelry In a safe deposit box Buy bonds. Established 1888. MILLER'S, 5()5 Olive. GA. 5471.

lt. LOWE SATS Sell now. present, values are the highest in years. B. Loue.

4 th floor, Holland 211 N. 7th. B. LOWE BUYS Gold, gold plated, sterling silver, necklaces and bracelets. B.

Iiwe. 4th 'loor. Holland 211 N. 7th. SELL your sterling silver, knives, forks, and spoons to old reliable Sparber, established over 27 years in St.

Louis 705 Olive st. (1). B. LOWE SAYS Many people have been surprised at the cash value of broken lewelry. B.

Lowe. 4th floor, Holland 211 N. 7th. tjiu i i-v-a Cold sterling silver mesh hags. B.

Lowe. 4th floor, Holland 211 rrn DON'T SELL Vlll ll DIAMONDS Unless paid high cash value II SPAMMER A CO. 705 OLIVE ST. (11 B. LOWE BI'YS Gold snd gold-plated watch chains and charms.

B. lxiwe. 4th floor Holland 211 N. 7th. CASH PAID foe discounts, watches, antique Jewelry, old gold.

Telephone CH. 6059 or bring to Chas. I.teherman 4th floor. Holland 211 N. 7th.

SELL OLD GOLD to the old reliable Suarber. established over 27 years in St. Louis. 705 Olive 1. P.

LOWE BIT Stop and split-second watches. B. Lowe. 4th florir. Holland 211 X.

7th ILESS CULltERTON JEWELRY CO. will bay diamonds, old gold. sHrer. 826 OLTVF ST. LOUIS.

MO. OLD WATCHES, wrist or pocket. Sell to old reliable Sparher. Established over 27 Tears 1n St. IxmiIs.

705 Olive 1. OLD GOLD Silver, antique Jewelry wtd. White's Jewelers Exchange. Room 323. H-lland 211 N.

7th. SI'AltllElt pais mora for any Jewelrv broken or otherwise. Ftahllshed over 27 rears In St. 1.nu1. 705 Olive fl! CASH for dental work, lewelry.

watchee. Gem Jewelry goa Arcade Bldg. CASH for old lewelrv. auverware. Perles A 7Q7 Pine.

CASH Old gnicL btoKen lewelrv, silver. kodaks, diamonds. Miller, 205 N. 6th SMIT. CORNELIUS Of Anna.

111., en-tered Into rest, Sept. 22, 194 4, beloved husliand of Myrtle Smlt (nee Young'), dear father of Alvy Smit. our dear brother, father-in-law, gramiiather, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Sept. 26.

2 P. from Math Hermann A Hun' chapel, Fal'dfciud West Klorlssnht ava. Interment In Memurlat Park Cemrterv. Remains In parlp-s after 10 a. Sept.

25. STAHMANN, WILLIAM Sept. 23. 1944, beloved husband of the late Ellen Stahmann (nee Curls), dear father of Mrs. Jennie Schneider, our dear grandfather and great-grandfather.

Funeral from Sullivan's, at St. Louis Monday. Sept. 25. 1:30 p.

m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. STANZA. LT. DALE 8.

Army. 12 llroadvlrw Clayton. 0) killed In action somewhere in France on Sept. 8, 1944. beloved husliand of Frances inert Stania and lather or Dale S.

Stanza, son of Mrs. George Kenipland and brother of Mrs. W. M. Graves III.

A memorial service for him will be held Sept. 24, 5 p. st First Presbyterian Church, 7200 Delmar bl. STEVENS, CLAIR E. 3148 Lacklandf Sept.

23. 1944. beloved husband of Viola Stevens (nee Foelsch), dear father or Pvt. Holland. MoMH 2 Clair and Cpl.

Edward (Barry) Stevens anil Mrs. Eileen Dreher, dear eon of J. E. Stevens. dear brother, grandfalher, father-in-law.

brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral rrom Mortuary, 422S 8. Kinghlghway hi. Time later. STRAIN.

HENRY ARTHUR Sept. 23, 1944, beloved husband of Fannie T. Strain, father or Marlon Strain lan-tls and Herbert A. Strain, our drar grandfather. Funeral from the Alexander Chapel, 6175 Dlmar.

2 p. STORIE, GERTRUDE (nee Brown) Sept. 21. 1944, beloved wife of Pvt. Charles Raymond Storle, lT.

8. dear mother or Noreen. Judith Ann and William Ronald Stone, our dear sister, sister-in-law, daughter-in-law, gunt and cousin. Funeral Sept. 25.

2 p. from Mittelherg Funeral Home, 23 W. Wehster Groves. STRICKLIN-HOAGLIN. DORA MAY Of Louisiana.

Sept. 22. 1944. dear wife of Noah Strlrklln. dear mother of Mrs.

France Darnell, nines and Ruth liosclln, our dear slsler, mother-in-law. sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from Frank Haley Funeral Hone-. Louisiana, Sept. 24.

p. m. STULL. ROSA V. (nee Raadle) Sept.

23. 1944, beloved wife of the late Charles P. Stull, dear mother of Mrs. Mary Niedringhaus, Mrs. Laura Layman and William Lawrence Stull, dear sister of Mrs.

Ida Deppe. dear grandmother, aunt, and sister-in-law. F'uneral from Edith T- Amhruster Colonial Funeral Home, 4053 JJudell hi. Notice of time later. SULLIVAN, JOHN W.

2130A East Harris entered into rest ncpt. 22. 1944. beloved husband of Bussle Sullivan (nee Thurmond), dear father of Bessie, Katherine, Robert, Louis, Mrs. Harrv I'.

Homolya, Vincent J'aul, and the late John W. Sullivan dear brother of Jane and Dennis Sullivan, our dear grandfather. Funeral Sept. 26. 8:30 a.

from Math Hermann and Son's Chapel, Fair and West Florissant to Holy Name Church. Interment Calvary Ceme tery. SYRON, THOMAS 3SR6A Humphrey, entered inio rest Sept. 21. 1944.

fortified with the sacraments of Holv Mother Church, beloved huhband of the late Mavme Caragber Svron. dear father. Anna Clair Mack. Mary Virginia Gumersell and Helen Svron. brother of Michael anil Catherine Svron, and Mrs.

John Cauley of County Mayo, Irelagid, dear grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law and unrle. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly Parlors. 3840 Lindell Sept. 25, 8:30 a.

to Church of Pope St. Plus Grand and T'tah. Interment Calvary. Was a member of Police Veterans' Asn. YoeCillTE ALICE Piedmont.

wife of the late Frank Toce. mother ft Mrs. Lillie Sanders of l'iedmont and Charles P. Too of St. Louis, mother-in-law of Johanna Toce, grandmother of Francis and Loretta Sanders.

Funeral Sept. 26, 10 a. from Shepsrd F'uneral Home. 1167 Hamilton, to old SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery.

MRS. TOCE IN STATE AFTER 7:30 P. M. MONDAY. WALLACE, MAX Chicago, 111..

Sept. 22. 1944. beloved husband of Bae Wallace, dear father of Mrs. Ruth Groner and Ixvuls L.

Wallace or Chicago. dear hrotlier of Mrs. Rose Fadem of Tulsa. Mrs. Frieda Stelnbaum.

Hyman and Louis Wallace, our dear uncle, brother-in-law and grandfather. Funeral from Ovenhandler Funeral Home. 4469 Washington. 11 a. m.

WARNER. JOHN KENDRICK 7450 Hiawatha Sept. 23, 1944. infant son of E. Burgess and Lillian 1'lrich Warner, brother of Richard, dear grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Clrlch and Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Warner, age two years six months. Services Robert J. Amhruster Mortuary, Clayton rd.

at Concordia lane, 10 a. m. Interment Oak lllll Cemetery: private. WEISS. LEO SR.

4140 Penrose, en- tered Into rest Sept. 22. 1944, 9 a. beloved husband of Delia Weiss (nee Stoll), dear father of CPO George Weiss, V. S.

Mrs. Theodore Neef, Leo Mrs. Carl Glrse. Machinist 1-0 Clarence, Mrs. John Lang Gunners Mate 3-C Waller and Pfc.

Arthur Weiss, our dear grandfather, brother, father-in-law. brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Sept. 26. 8:30 a.

m. rrom Math Hermann A Son's Chapel. Fair and West Florissant, to Our Lady or Perpetual Help Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Mr.

Weiss was a member or Stove Mounters' International I nion Local No. SH. Mutual Aid society. WESTER, ALICE RUTH 2610 Lafayette, Sept. 23, 1944, beloved mother or Leslie Donald James Wester and Virlene l'ope.

daughter of Annie Yornm, our dear sister, mother-in-law and grandmother. Remains at McLaughlin's. 2301 Lafayette, until Monday, 12:30 p. m. ln- terment Tuesday, ropiar Mimr.

WILSON, GEORGE O'BRIEN Entered Into rest Sept. 22, 1944. at his home near Stanton, beloved husband of Mnrv Wilson, dear father of George Walter Oscar B. Ossle, Marlon. Juno and Mary Lou, dear brother of Hose Magen and our dear unrle.

Remains at until 8 a. m. then at Jav B. Smith Funeral Home, 7456 Manchester. 10 a.

where services will be held Sept. 26, 2:30 p. m. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. WINTER, FREDERICK F.

5476 Wren, suddenly. Sent. 21. 1944. hus band of the late Catherine Wlcthaupt Winter, dear father or Frank Steve Fiances E.

Pfyl and Robert B. Winter, dear brother, grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law and Funeral Sept. 25. 8:30 a. from Stroot and Carroll Funeral Home, 4600 Natural Bridge, to Nativity Church.

Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery. Florissant, Mo. Member of Benevolent So ciety of St. Augustine's parish. 2URKIEWIZ, RICHARD 916 Geyer Sept.

22. 1944. beloved husband of Estella Zurkiewts (nee Edwards), dear brother of Robert Delouhe and Elizabeth Lattray, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from Gebken Chapel, 2630 Gravols, Sept. 25.

2 P- n. Interment National Member of American Legion Post 162. Guard of Honor Se-vtce 8-30 p. Tn. CARDS OF THANKS WE wish to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kindness during our late bereavement In the lose of our Iveloved mot tier and sister, Iena K.

Sick, and for the spiritual botniuets and floral offerings; also Ilia Key. John Miller and pallbearers; also Mr. W. W. Olteriuerge and Mr.

II. E. Kellman for their kindness. AND JOSFPTT SICK. IN MEMORIAM ADAMS, CHARLE4 111 loving memory of our dear husliand and father, who departed this life Sept.

26. 1940. Sadlv missed hv WIFE AND SON. ALEXANDER. ETHEL In loving memory of mv dear daughter, who departed Sept.

23. 1936. Gone 8 years, still In our memory you are with us as you were before, Sadlv missed by her MOTHER, SISTERS an those who loved her. BIECHER, KATHERINE Sweet thoughts and memories of my dear mother, who departed this life Sept. 26.

1936. Badly missed by her son. II. Fl ALA. PETER In loving memory, who passed away Rent.

23. 1943. Gine, dear loved one. gone forever. How we mUs your smiling face; Put you left us to remember None on earth can take your place.

A happy home we once enjoyed. How sweet the memory still; But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill. Sadly missed bv WIFE, CHILDREN. GRANDCHILDREN and all who loved him. FITZGERALD.

WILLIAM In. loving memory of mr dear father, who passed away Sept. 27. 1943. "Pop, pal and 1 miss yrrn so." HILDA.

K0EN1G, AMELIA In memory or our dear mother, departed this life Sept. 27. 1942. The month of Septemher Is here. To us the saddest of the year, And while she lies in peacetul sleep, Her memory we shall always keep.

THE FAMILY. LAUBACH. ELMER W. in loving memory of a wonderful husband and pal. who passed awav Sept.

24. 1940. ALICE KAl'F MAN NT. AT I IACH. MERSCHMANN.

MILDRED In loving memory of our darling daughter and sister, who departed this llle Sept, 26, 1940. God knows how much we miss her. Never shall her memory fade: Loving thoughts shall ever wander. To the spot where she la laid. Sadly missed by her MOTHER, DAD and SISTER.

KETTLER. IDA 9836 Tesson Ferry Attton, Sept. 21. 1944, 10 a. beloved wife of Henry Ketllrr, our dear sister, aunt, cousin and alster-in-law.

Services 3 p. at John Ziegenheln A Sons' Funeral Home. 7027 Gravols av, interment JSew St. Marcus Cemetery. ketterErT William T.

St57 California Sept. 23. 1944. husband of the late Louise Ketterer. dear father of Lottie Fischer.

1-oulse Bright-field and the late Josephine Dinan. our dear grandfather, unite and brother-in-law. Funeral from Peets Funeral Home, Lafayette and Longfellow Sept. 26. 8:30 a.

m. to SL Thomas of Auuin Church. KOEHLER MARIE A. (nee Foul of Warrenton. widow of the late Fred Koehler, entered into rest Sept.

23.1944, beloved mother of William F. Koehler, Mrs. Irene Pohlmann, Alfred Koehler. Walter Koehler. Airs.

Pauline Mattmann, M.S. Marie Handlange, all of St. Louis; Florence Koehler of Swiss City, Ind. Arthur Koehler of Blooming-ton. 111., and Mrs.

Ruth Theerman of Warrenton. Mo. our dear sister, mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmuther, aunt and cousin. Mrs. Koehler In state at the Nleburg Chapel.

Warrenton, Mti. Funeral services 2 p. Sept. 25. at Frledenw Evangelical and Reformed Church, Warrenton, Mo.

interment War- renton. Mu. LANE, MARY F. (nee Lucas) 840" Pennsylvania, Sept. 23, 1944.

5:15 a. beloved wife of the late William J. Lane, dear mother or William J. Harry Frank Lt. (jfl John Donald V.

Lane, and Mrs. Adam H. Zies, dear sister of Mrs. Eugene S. Mc.Mahon.

Mrs. F. A. Jones. Mrs.

M. E. McFadileu, Mrs. E. J.

Stef-fen and Nellie Lucas, dear grandmother. Funeral from Stuart A Sons' Chapel. 1'nlon and Page Sept. 26, 8:30 a. m.

to Christ the King Church, Ballon A Piidue. Interment alvary. LINOHORST, WILHELMINA (nee Kot. fold) 7126 Vermont, asleep in Jesus. Sept.

21. 1944. beloved wife of Charles M. Lindhorst, dear sister, sister-in-law and aunt. Mrs.

Lindhorst In state at C. Horf-melster Chapel, 7814 8. Broadway, until noon Sept. 25. then removed to St.

Trinity Lutheran Church for services at 2 p. m. interment St. Trinity Cemetery. McM AHON, SIMON B.

9426 Marlowe Friday, Sept. 22. 1944, beloved husband of Mella MrMahon, dear father of Florence Murrar, John McMahon, Agnes Cobum and Alice Dresen, dear brother, grandfather, father-in-law and uncle. Funeral Monday, Sept. 25.

7:30 a. from Bauman Bros. Funeral Home. 2504 Woodson Overland to All Souls Church. Interment Lake Charles Burial Park.

MATTHEWS, ADOLPH 22 South Jtidge Glendale, Sept. 23. 1944, dear husband of Clara Matthews, dear father of Mrs. Arthur Boecker of Chicago. 111., brother of William, Otto, Edward and Walter Matthews and Mrs.

C. R. Hough of Belleville, 111.. Mrs. John Dnlan of Jefferson city.

our dear uncle and brother-in-law. Funeral from the Parker Chapel. 35 West Lockwood Webster Groves, Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2 p. m.

Interment Oak lllll Cemererv. MICHALSKI, JOSEPH P. 4523 Ten- nessee. Sept. 22.

1944, beloved husband of Pravy Michalski (nee Ze-wlskl), dear father of Leo Michalski, Mrs. Mamie Winkle and Mrs. Gertrude Moeser. dear brother. brother-in-law, grandfather, father-in-law and uncle.

Funeral from the Southern Funeral Home, 6322 8. Grand. Sept. 25. 8:30 a.

to St. Anthony's Church. Interment New SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. MILLMAN.

BERTHA Sept. 20. 1944, beloved wife or Ben Millman. dear mother of Mrs. Frieda Tenrer and Pvt.

Louis Millman, dear sister of Mrs. Fannie Kolodney of Brooklyn, Mrs. Julia Cohen of Brooklyn. N. Mrs.

Mary Friedman of Monticello. N. Mrs. Esther Eisenherg of Washington, D. C.

Mrs. Gertrude Kessler of Washington. D. Mrs. Dora Silverman, Mrs.

Frieda Silverman, Edith Miller of Brooklyn. N. Dr. Dave Miller of New York City. Jack of Rochester.

N. and Harry Miller, our dear aunt and grandmother. Funeral from Oxrnhandlf Funeral Home. 4469 Washington, 1 1 a. in.

Interment Chevrah Kadioha Cemetery. BEN A'KIBA AID members please attend funeral of our isle sister Bertha Millman. MRS. SAIL SEL1GMAV. Pres.

MYERS, RALPH W. 7216 Colgate, I nlversity City. Sept. 23. 1944.

2:30 a. beloved husband of Helen Myers (nee Schaepperle), dear father of Ralph E. Myers and Mrs. Jane Kettel-kairiu. dear won of Mrs.

K. H. Myers and brother of Mrs. Irene Smith, our dear fsther-ln-law. grandfather, brother-in-law and uncle.

Funeral from Calvin F. Feuti Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge. Sept. 26, 2 p. m.

Entombment Oak Grove Mausoleum. Mr. Myers was past master and present treasurer of Keystone Lodge. No. 243, A.

F. and A. and Missouri Consistory. No. 1.

M. R. S. Moolah Temple Shrine. Parking lot rear of chapel.

NEWMAN. CATHERINE (nee Bieber) 4427 So. Spring, Sept. 23, 1944, 4:45 p. dearly beloved wife of William Newman, dear mother of Cecelia Craven and dear mother-in-law of ltd.

Martin Craven, dear sister of Theresa Fritch, Rose llleher, Emma Troll, Charles Bieber and Louise Buchbolz, sister-in-law. aunt and cousin. Funeral from Wacker-Helderle Chapel, 3634 Gravols 8ept. 27, 8:30 a. m.

to Kesurrectton Church. In terment Sunset Burial Park. O'cbNNELL. BRIDGET (nee Keating I 4921A Highland Sept. 23, 1944, 2 P.

beloved wife of the late William J. O'Connell, dear mother of William F. O'Connell. our dear mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funefal from Sullivan's, Euclid at St.

Louis on Sept. 26. at 8:30 a. to Blessed Sacrament Church. Interment Calvary cemetery.

ORR, GEORGE 6720 Roberts Sept. 22. 1944. beloved husbsnd of Edith Orr, dear father or Mrs. Earl J.

Heeter. Cecelia. James and Vincent Orr. and the late Pvt. George E.

Orr, who died in foreign service; dear brother of Mrs. Edward Hoffman, Mrs. Margaret Elder. Mrs. Lee Smith.

John. Eph and Frank Orr, our dear fatber-ln-law, brother-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral Sept. 25, 1:30 p. from the George L.

Pleltsch Chapel. 5966 Easton. Mr. Orr was a member of Plasterers' Local Union No. 3.

Parking lot rear of chapel. PTRRY, CLARA C. (nee Kentnwtkyl 4438A Clarence Sept. 21, 1944. 12:50 p.

wire of the late George w. Perry, dear mother or George Blanche A. and Elsie L. Perry, dear sister of Mrs. Lily Grow and Mrs.

Augusta Rcrlttlow. our dear mother-in-law and sister-in-law. Funeral from Calvin F. Feutg Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge Sent. 25.

10 a. m. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. Parking lot rear of chapel. PI ETSCH MANN, EMMA Asleep in Jesus.

Serf. 23. 1944. wife of the late Otto Iletschmann. mother or Mri.

C. A. Telle, dear grandmother of La Verne and Charles Telle. Mrs. Pletschmann at Ltiptnn Chanel.

7233 Delmar. Services at Mount Cal-rary Lutheran Church, I'ninn and Wells 2 p. m. Interment Our Ke- deemer Cemetery. RAUh, Ernest t.

sept. 23. 1944. at New York Citv. beloved husband of Ranh, dear brother of Bay and Morton Rauh and tbe late Minnie Bauh MUlus and Aaron S.

Rauh. Due notice of funeral later. 8CHEFFLER, 10SEPHINE T. (nee Griesinger) 394 Nehrg.ka. fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of Anthony Scheffler beloved mother of Dolores and Mary Jane, dear daiu'hter-ln-law, sister, sister-In-law and aunt.

Funeral from Wlnphermnehle Funeral Home, 3819 8. Grand Tuesday. Sept. 26, 8:30 a. to St.

Anthony's Church. Interment New SS. Teter and Paul's Cemetery. SCHURMANN. CECILIA 3950 Canter- bury Sept.

21. 1944. 4:20 p. m. sister of ITenry, Edward and August Schnrmann.

Mrs. Martin Boevingloh, Paula Schunnann and Sister Mary Angela of the Ursttline Order, our aear aunt and sister-in-law. Misa Schnrmann will lie In state st Cttllen A Kelly Funeral Home. Natural Rrlrire, until 8 a. m.

Sept. 24. Remain will lie In state at the home of her oister. Mrs. Martin Boevingloh, at Jermsntown.

III. Funeral Sept. 25, 0 a. at St. Bunt- Tec murrn.

SEEBACrT LOUISA 7nee ftudert 4 509 A Idaho. Sept. 21. 1944. 7:40 a.

beloved wife of the late Fred Seehach dear mother of Mary Meier. Louisa Pritr. Anna Wegener. Elsie Burke. Viola Lavacki.

Fred George. Charles and Walter Seehach. dear sister of George Ruder, our dear mother-in-law. sister-in-law. grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt and cousin.

Funeral from Kutls Funcat Home. 2906 Grarols, Sept. 25. 1:30 n. m.

Infenent St. Lucas cemetery, Sapplngton, Mo. STAN DISH, CECELIA RYLAND On Sept. 22. 1944, widow of the late Richard S.

Standlsh. beloved sister of I'line C. Milster, dear stepmother of Mildred, Blchard, Myles, Joseph and the late Katherlne Standlsh and our dear aunt. Funeral from the Alexander Chapel, 6175 Delmar on af 10 a. m.

SUELTHAUS, GEORGE C. 334 Tiwer Grove Pasadena Park. Sept. 23. 10:45 a.

beloved husband of Rosine Suelthaus (nee Spalding dear father of G. Harold Suelthaus, our dear father-in-law, grandfather and brother. Funeral from Calvin F. Tettts Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge BL. Sept.

26, 3:30 p. m. tn Valhalla Chapel of Memories. Member or Keystone Lodge No. 243.

A. F. A A. and Past Pstren of Rhaveh Chapter No. 485, 0.

E. S. Parking lot rear of chapel. PAGE 2C SUNDAY. SFPT.

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5738 Tbeodiola. 22. 1944, bel'ired busluuid ef Corlean Blals Inea Klsselli, dear father of Dorothy Rials. Tfr. Welter E.

Blals. Army Air Force, dear brother, brother-in-law anil uncle Funeral Sept. 25. 8:30 a. fvom Movdeil'i.

Mississippi and Allen to St. Vincent de Paul's Church. Intel ment Old oS. Peter and Paul's CTneecT. BRYOEN.

PFC. JOHN RUSSELL. Armored Inf. Dir. Died of wounds rereirec In action.

In France. Am. 13. 1944. belroed hushand Henrietta Brvden ace ilmtonl.

Tsmms. 111., and dear son of John B-vden and the late Venlta Itryden (nee Rhode dear brother of ELner Bryden of 5062 Washington and dear grandson, nephew, cousin son-in-law and brother-in-law. Memorial serrices at Grace Prehy-erlaa Church. and Clara Sept. 24.

11 a. m. Relatives and f-lecrt lnrited. COBB. HARVEY 10455 antcr Way.

Sept. 23. 1944, belored husband of Bertha M. Cobb tnee Conrad dear father of Ruth Bruce. FTssei O'Connor.

Dorio Foelsch and Frank Conrad, dear brother, brother In-law and uncle. Serilcee Sunday erentng, Sept. 24. 8 conducted bv Clayton Lodse No. C01.

A. F. A A. M- ar Hauniann Bros. Funeral Home.

2504 Woodson Oeerland. em hers will meet at Lodye Hall. 7:30 p. m.J Lester B. Lehew W.

if. BAER, MAGGIE (nee Stoecklin) Of 3941 Oleathe. wile or the late John Baer. dear mother of Edna John E. and Jctf F.

Baer. sister of Lulu Wiget I nee Htoecklln) and Jefferson Stoecklin, our dear aunt, grandmother and mother-In. Jaw. I Funeral Sept. 25, 1:30 p.

from John L. Irf ctihrlri A Hons' lu-nrtal 1 1, nut, 7027 Crayola, lo Missouri tenialtiiy BUSSMAN, LLOYD V. 3920 De Tnn-ty, aileep in Jesus, Sept. 23, 1944, beloved son of the late Henry and Elizabeth Busxman (nee Voeller), our dear nephew and cousin, in his fiftieth year. Services Monday, 1 p.

from Beldcrwleden South Side Funeral Home, 3620 Chippewa thence removed to Beardstown, 111., lor Interment. Deceased evas member of L. R.v W. A IK S. E.

of lcal No. 11. CAHILL, ANNIE (nee Strebel) Sept. 23. 1944, beloved wile or the late R.

P. Cahill. dear mother of F. It. (Kud) Cahill, Airs.

Henry Weis dear Hater of Mrs. Elizabeth Bossy, dear aunt and grandmother. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly Parlors. 3840 Lindell Sept.

26, 8:30 a. to St. Joseph's Church. Clayton. Interment Oak Grore, Cemetery.

CAR MICK L'E, FRANK, CBfd, lift 1. B. 743 en- Ve tered Into rest Sept. 20. 1'J44.

at Portland, dear son of Mrs. Nut a Julinson. dear strpMin of T. J. Johnson, our dear brother, brother- in-law, uncle and cousin, dear stepbrother of Mabel Htutstein.

Remains will srrive Sept. 25. time ot funeral later from Diedrich Funeral Home. 8319 Halls Ferry rd. CAHNAGHI.

MARY Beloved vSi of iuls carnatthl, dear mother of Mrs. Frances Bauer. Mrs. Mary Oldani. Mrs.

Angeline Msnsotti, Mrs. Rose Purlcelli. Atiliio, Iiuls Jr. and Julia Camaghi. our dear grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt.

Funeral from Calcaterra Funeral Home, 5142 lugiirtt Tueoday, Sept. 26. 1944. 8:30 a. to St.

Ambrose hurch. Interment S. S. l'eter A Paul's Cemetery. LOPES.

FRANCIS H. Sept. 22. 1944. of St.

Mary's Hospital, fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Funnel Kept. 25. 8:30 a. from Watson-itocklage Funeral Home, 6536 Clayton to St.

Luke's Church. Interment St. Charles. Borruuieo Ceme tery. St.

"hales. Mo DRONEY. JOHN L. 3801 Shenandoah, entered into rest Sept. 23, 1944.

beloved husband of Bridget Drouey (nee Sheedy). father of Evelyn. John J. snd Alice Droney, dear brother, grandfather and uncle. Funeral from Schnur Funeral Home, 3125 Lafayette Sept.

26, 9:30 a. to St. Margaret's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. EDWARDS, MARGARET 4222A Neosho.

Sept. 22. 1944. beloved wife o' the late Edward 11. Edwards, dear mother of George L.

and Henry G. Edwards, Airs. Ruth Ulrich and Mrs. Edna Crump, our dear grandmother, great-grandmother, mother-in-law, aunt, sister. Sister-in-law and fritnd.

Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly Parlors, 3840 Lindell Sept. 26, 1:30 p. to National Cemetery, Jel- Terson HarrecKs. Mo, JT vo.

AH PFC. OTTO J. JR. 3402 JjVJ Roger, killed In action Aug. 1, 0 1944 in France, dear husband or Geneva L.

Fahr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Fahr Sr. of Cairo, 111., dear brother of Mrs.

Kathrvn Kuluien of Greenville, 111., and the lata Lieut. Geo. F. Fahr, dear son-in-law. brolher-in-lsw.

uncle, nephew and cousin. Memorial services wilt be held at Peters Memorial Presbyterian church, Sidney and Minnesota. 2 P- m. Sunday. FENOLER, PASCAL E.

6106 Pennsylvania Sept. 23, 1944, beloved husband of i Fendler (nee Becker), dear rather of Norvel. Frank, and Mrs. lKrothy Lrighton (nee Fend-lerl, our deer father-in-law, grandfather, brother, brother-in-law and uncle, in his 66th year. Funeral Rept.

26, 8:30 a. from Fendler Undertaking 7420 Michigan av. at Koeln to St. Mary and Joseph Chuich. Interment Park Lawn Cemetery.

fj FIT2GIBB0NS, 6GT: EDWARD JR. Combat Engineers axe XJde 26, died of wounds received iu France, Aug. 31, 1944, of 2-738 S. 59th dear son of Edwsrd J. and Mary FitzGihhona (nee Dlllman), dear brother of Mxs.

Marie Calcaterra, 2307 Edward and Thrlma, Pvt. Charles and the lare Marlene Ann FltzGihbons, dear brother-in-law of Ivuls Calcaterra and Mrs. Frances FitzGibbons, dear uncle, nephew and cousin. Memorial Requiem High Mass at St. Aloysius Church.

Magnolia snd Pesrl 9 a. m. Relatives and friends tnvtted. FITZMARTIN, ANN Sept. 22, 1944.

dear sister of Catherine He-Gill. Funeral Harrigan and Sneaban Funeral Home, 4415 Washington. Sept. 25, 8:30 a. to St.

Teresa'a hnrch. Interment a vary emeterv. FLUCHEL. JOHN Of 5l23 Oakdale on Sept. 19, 1944.

dear husband or the late Anna Fluchel, beloved father ot Mrs. Butb Wegman, Mrs. Anna McKain, Mrs. May Rauch. John, William and Edward Fluchel, S2-c, L.

S. dear brother or Charles Fluchel and our dear brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather 'and ttncle. Funeral Sept. 25. at 8:30 a.

rrom the George L. Pleitsrh Chanel, 5966 Easton to Notre Dame Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Mr. Fluchel was a member of Painters' Local Union Ho.

46. Parking lot in rear of chapel F6stER. JAMES A. Sept. 21.

1944. dear uncle of Jessie AJtselmi, brother of the late Fannie M. Anseiml. Funeral rrom Edith K. Ambruster Colonial Funeral Home.

4053 Lindell Sept. 25. 1:30 p. m. Masnnio services under auspices of Magnolia Lodge.

No. 626. A. F. and A.

M. Interment St. Peter'a Cemetery. Mr. Foster was a member of Central lodge No.

71, A. F. and A. M. and Snrtng-Held Consistory.

K. P. R. 8. and Flower City Chapter No.

152. O. E. 8. of Springfield.

111., and Social League Cir cle lt5. P. H. FREUKES. ELIZABETH B.

nee Trim. beroerl 2224 Cherokee Sept. 22, 1944, 7 a. dear mother of Edward. C.

M. i-c, 8. N. Lawrence. B.

K. R. 2-c. TT. S.

N. dear daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baro-zinski (nee Hartmann) and sister of Pauline I.a Point, Iwrenre Ttlmberger, Dorothy Schaeffer, Sgt. Frank llarorin-skl, L.

S. and dear sister-in-law, aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral from Wlnghermuelilo Funeral Home. 3819 8. Grand Sept.

25. 8:30 a. to St. Thomas Acouin Church. Interment New SS.

Peter and Paul Cemetery. AST, DOROTHEA VOLLMER River Cliff, 4670 S. Broadway, entered into rest Sept. 21. 1944.

beloved wife of the late Calvin L. H. Gast. dear mother or Mrs. c.

I. Comfort and the late lonle Rctdell Bull, grandmother of Mrs. E. M. Nlcol.

Cape Girardeau. Mrs. Van B. Wllks. Glendale.

Chief Aer. M. David Comfort. Norfolk. I.t.

Charles Henri Comfort. Grosse ne. Michigan, and Mrs. R. F.

Nix. Anaheim. CaL, Pvt. William H. Beldell.

Lubbock. and grest-fTandmother. In her 84th year. Remains In state at Rirer Cliff, 4670 S. Broadway, until 10 a.

Sept. 25. Funeral nnme day, 2:30 p. from St. Stephen's Ev.

and Reformed Church, Halls Ferre rd. and McLaren av. Interment Bellefontaine CemeterT. GOLDMAN. JULIA (nee Newman) At Chicago.

111., Sept. 22. 1944. dear mother of Mrs. Anna.Marlin and Mrs.

Lillie Kulp of Chicago, 111., Mrs. Blanche Loevy of Kansas City, Mrs. Ruth May of Tfollywood. CaL. Gits Goldman of Los Angeles and Theodore N.

Goldman, our dear grandmother and great -grandmother. Remains In state at the Mayer Funeral Home, 4356 Lindell after 7 p. Sun. Services 2:30 p. rn GRANT.

MARY (nee Lauohlin) 4067A Botanical. Sept. 21. 194 4. beloved wife of the lste Grn.

mother of Anastarla Grant and Mrs. Mary Fnien Grady, mother-in-law of William J. Grady, grandmother of Mary Kathrm and Virginia Grady. Funeral from Arthur 3. Donnelly Par.

lorn. 3840 Lindell Sept. 25. 8-30 a. ra.

to St. Margaret's Church. 39th snd Flad. Interment calvary. HIRSCH, EMANUEL (EMIL) 5519 Walth Sept.

21. 1944. dear husband of Catherine Hirsch (nee McLaughlin), dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from Krlegshauser Mortuarr. S.

King'higbtTsv. Re. 5. 7:30 a. to Our Lady of Sorrows Church.

Interment Valhalla Cemetery. Member of Walker Jennings Camp, U. S. W. V.

HUFKER. CHARLES C. Entered into rest Sept. 21. 1944, beloved husband of Phllomena Hufiter (nee Geerst, dear father of Charles, Helen Hoffmann, Clara Italdcs and SK 1 -C Eugene Hufker.

II. S. our dear brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law. grandfather and uncle. Humeral Sept.

25. 8:30 a. from W. A. Stock Mortuary.

Grand and Florissant to St. Joseph's Churoh. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Deresced sit a member of W. C.

Branch 87. JACKSON. CLARENCE B. Robertson. Sept.

20. 1944. beloved brother of Mrs. Mable Plsss. our d-sr brother-ln-lsw.

uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral from Clark Funeral Home. 1125 Hodismonl. Sept. 25, 2 p.

to Valhalla Cemetery. KELLY. CHRISTOPHER J. Sept. 22.

1944. beloved husband of Mary Gannon Kellv. dear frther of Katharine Kelly. Ann Kellv Phelan. Esther Kelly Sinnott, dear brother of Mrs.

Ann Gart-land. dear brother-ln-lsw of Katherlne Gannon, our dear grandfather and uncle. Funeral ftom residence, 4038 Flora Sept 26. 8:30 a. to St.

Margaret's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Please omit flowers. rTE'NTBECK. BERNARD 2141 Fist Wame entered Into re Sept. 22, 1944.

hushend of the late Mary Ann Kenrebeck (nee Schwerlns). dees father of Theodre-e. Catherine. Mrs. Ann Frye, Mrs.

John Hell, Marraret, liernard. Helen and the lste John Kennebeck. our dear brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral Tues. Sept.

26. 7:30 a. from W. A. Stock Mortuarr.

Grand and Florissant, to Perpetual Help Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Vacuum cleaned. General Salea and Eg gineering 4468 Delmar. 1' mis JEFFERSON 37Q2 TODAY STOKER aiid Furnace fw-rvice Cleauit and repalrlns.

all makes: call Kt 6216 anytime. It. B. blrauoet. 5345 A Wells.

ei its AiTt i.i.ani i. r.i i iiu.u let vour heating plant reedy ii. Northwest Healing, 31168 Marleiia. CO. 3 I SO.

Fl'UN At REPAIRING Rebuilt, Te- placed wuh new all used. Genera Heating. CA. 8253. 5137 Fatron.

Used furnace In excellent contto- tlon. ST. 3713. GUTTERING, spouting, furnace. Prnete.

4956 Natural Bridge. Mi. 90OO. GENERAL HAULING GENERAL HAULING Asiies aod rleani Ing. Murphy, A Very 6021, Rouls 3.

Flonssam. Hit I tw. c. Louis only. Thomas Robertson, 1833 S.

7th. No phone. GENERAL HAULING 8116 VulcanT FL. fe9I. J.

F. Mnrrello. LIGHT HAULING Express any time." rate. Olire. NE.

2 HAIR REMOVED HAIR REMOVED PERMANENTLY Without pain. by multiple needle lei trolsls; heist medico! references: war's and uioles removed; years of etpen- enre: consultation without Cases handled personally and ounfl dentially. ESTHER L. POX. 805 Arcade Bldg.

Eighth and Olive CH. 5 IT SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. Removed by multiple-needle electrolysis quickly: permanently; best medical references; consultation without charge; 35 years' experience In St. Louis MRS. AIOA MATIIAM.

JVti A. f.uclld av. Phone ru. 61bO. sunce alr-etmdlf ion ed I WANTED HAIR REMOVED Forever; best references: evpert acrk; 2fJ years' experience; thoroughly reliable ixir.io-.CA A.

ILf.H tv 457 N. FO. 652S HAIR. MOLES. WARTS removed forev-rT MARIE T.

PARIS. 705 Olive. CH. 3435 LIAIlt, moles removed: eiDerieni-ecL E. Callen, 1833 Ry.Fx.

fildg. CH.1?H HARDWOOD FLOORS t0 your floors need refinlshingl We of" fer yon gaaranteed work at a reasonable price, ali Smith. FO. 5124, foe free estimate. 5047 RIVAL JONES Hardwood floors anT pine tarn, rerinlsned.

202 CH. 6S45. MU. SAND and refinish old floors prompt service: guaranteed S'ralgiit Floor "ai muge. mi.

3 SANDING, refinishing floors, reasoishla. nns, outs ivensi gton. FO. 3S19. FLoolt kefinishTng sn-ei7i Floor 6132 Victoria.

HI. 630 3 NEW FLOORS lns-Jled: old floors rr.adi new, le, Semple. CO. 6196. INSULATION lNSULATl; SAVE Ft IX Rock wool blown In: estimates givxa.

I'E. 1111. H'Tl-Behan. 65no P.e, LANDSCAPING ENPERT TREE SURGEON DaHierovti" iree pruning, csvlty work, csUllng. moving large trees.

H. 0. Bailing. 'ic. eisil oil.

nn IT TRKE PRUNING general tree) large trees removed Jones. 906A Chambers. E. 4247. SOD delivered or laid.

ciover. mi. Crt.454IJ Krjns. TOP soil. sod.

Harper; 3032 Rutger. Thouaa Ale CB. TREE REMOVING, trlmmmg. I'orter" 1727A Elliot. NE.

5679. 5-8 D. m. SOI) DELIVERED 15c vd. is id 3.5e "'i.

"arn. line, yn 4S7S MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES WELDING and auto repairing. We servl iwiiiers, etc. owler PR, 5819. DO your floors need refinishing? We ol-fer you guaranteed work at a reasonable price.

all Smith. FO. 5124. far free 1 ivti niuKf. GRADING.

leveling lots, overgrade, drivel ways, parking lots, etc. 5091 Uerai- fl I ne. 7130 irphy PAINTING Eipert tnansliip; reasonable, Katz, 271 s.o. ori4t. MODERN, sanitary, cleaning, cesa poola and a-pUc tanks.

Ih.as. 4421 tar, inn XCAATLSG. giadlnr. driveo. Ed.

jli. i t. ores. iKiiw.f PAINTING PAINTING INTERIOR. EXTERIOR" X.XIM11UK All work subject to your approval: experienced eeli.hla ihhw leaa; in n'VH "'Ide estimate.

Ballowa, FO jjiii vriingron. PAINTING lnui, done Immeillately: also sanding anil iomsouio. vvusnn Ok I oker Dec. uun. in i.n cm.

i f- Fast service; Interior, exterior, atucrrsi hh eaulkmg: graining. Frank, 3112 N. nntn.t 1w 1'ALSTlNt; Now 20 years In bulnes. Patterson. 714 Wslton.

FO os TF you are particular about your patnt-- trig, HU. 4327. 3224 ItaaVa. or eTienor: caii Tr II pea a ii ass a. INTEItloli .,.1 small or too large; we are euu1rmel WHITE.

9Q6 Westgste. PK INTERIOR. EXTERIOJi Cleau, ne work; reasonahle. Johnsey, 163ta in. sir, s.trifi.

PAINTING, PAPEUINli. interior" ifL-orating. Eberle, 1380 Tempi tu- GO. 5991. emmet W- PAINTING Inside, outside work, lmme-r diately.

Pea vera, 1725 AUaaiasiDiaU LA. 2407. naaxagpw PAINTED wall washing and painting apeciaity: reasonable; guaraneed Frisch, 5957 Hamilton Ter. CA.374.'? LET me hid on your painting; estimatea" 1795 'NeBton' 1342 K' -tiiciid. BO.

AN'oTi PAINTING NOW GR. 349r Schneider offera the best mater laj and workmanship. 2149 Alfred. 55 YEARS' EXPERIENCF Do own" Tir. a.

irunrat.ss. jQ4 Mrrnesov, PAINTING Interior, exterior. Ji. oOaS" i i i rieineinerg. J.mle.

PAINTING Fine homes a Lamh. 5639 Kennerly. CO. 7873. A I NT1NG Paper hanging; work.

Kancr, 5354 Easton. RO. S02e PAINT spraying join. After 5 i-T W. J.

McDanlel. 5516 Heege rd PA PER HANGING. CLEANING PAPER CLEANING WaU washing." painting. Interior, exterior; prompt, re- iii'i1- 5 p. Gre.

39 IS Westminster. FR. 5094 PAPERING. PAINTING. STEAMING Quick, clean, reliable service; guar, anteed" need work.

Benson. 4o Delmar. DE. 1185. WALL PAPER REMOVED Clean steam process; prompt aervtcw.

KARL. CE. 5826. 3700A penrr. AT DECORAT1MS aiid nail preparing" since juii.

rsirno-eiuf 0J4bA Coto BrIIMsnte. FO. 6057. I'APEIlING. p.itntirg; free esflrcaiee, Hensle.

5S56A Cou Brllllasle, CU. OlIO. PAPERING t'lean, neat work, reason, able. Johnsey. 1636 Lulu.

aiU. 636 n. pXl'ER HANGING snd painting; rior, Interior; work eus'snfeesL Pse- er, 1706 0214 TO'llflANulKlJ Tloue call Nick. CK. 6165 CE.

105i 4660 Cottage. Wall wasiiiniT years evtiertence. FU. 1876 Potior "cleaning Jim. 4 409 Garfloid.

"TAP! KING First -Us. penmpt aervice. Hutli slsslppl. I.A. 2746.

'laranleed; 716 Jtio- 1AI III II ANG1NG. patnung dona imtne" diately. Billings, JE. 31btt. i92J 1 lelmar.

PAPERING, painting, plastering: Interior, exterior. Al materials and labor. Lee, 5619 Easton. MU. 7791.

PAPERING, painting, cleaning, scraping, plastering. Arthur, 5703 Highland. MU. 38S5. PAPER HANGING done immediatelv.

Call Nick. CE. 6165 or t-E. 1053. 4660 Cottage.

LET me bid on your papering estimates; given. Newton, 1342 Euciid- lto.179J5. fAPK.lt ING, painting, plastering; low" priors. Dale, 4.i44 Tboloaao. Cat.

4905. Al PAI'T- It and painting. Comrllson, 5136 Minerva. FO 4241. PAPER CLrUSlNG" 1327 a Alltlert.

Ml. 7 if 4 FAi'EUHANGINtS "Catcu plastering. J. Games. 3423 olive.

1E. 1234. AND CLEANING- lmme.il. ate, ochs, 3822 Lal.adie. FR.

052W. liainting. rirst-cJasa work. Ix'tus. 4963 Cote Brllliante.

RO 348 1 PA PERU A NG ING and painting. 1 ha- son, 5039 Kensington. FO. 2655. PAPER11A.NGING.

painting; get estimates. Lytle. 5640 Cates. CA.6793. PAPFJRING, decorating, outside painting.

LEE, PA. 6271. 5656 Chamberlain. PAPERING, PAINTING Keasor.aUa. Collins, 1718 Ooorte.

FR. 1165. WALL washing and paper aieaning." Sea-ry, 5039 Kensington. FO. 2655..

PAPER CLEANING and paint wa'hlng." Hunt. 401 2A Laclede. JE. 7970. PAPER HANGING Prompt eerrlee.

Whitlow. 5046A Oleatha. PL. 021 Palntlna-. ooL 3034 New Ashland p'- NE.

7634. PATENTS LNVE.NTiiRS Patent your Invenil.m; on-" cure book. "Protect Finance and Sell Your Invention;" no obiigatna. McMORROW A PERM AN. Patent Attorneys.

162S Albea Bldg-, WaaA-Incton. D. C. GR A 1SON. HARRY In ioring memory of mt dear husband, who passed away Sept.

22. 1940. can take away The loss a heart holds dear; Fond memories lluger every day. Remembrance keepa him near. Snilly missed.

Wife IDA. Relatives and Friends. SCHMITT, MELBA In loving memory of our darling daughter, who fell asleep in Jesus Sept. 26, 1943. God knows how much we miss her; blessed peace and eternal rest, dear Melha.

be thine. Vntil we meet on that heavenly shore to part no more. Sadly missed bv MOTHER. FATHER, BROTHER and all who loved her SC HNEIDER. ANDREW In loving mem-ory of our beloved husband and father, who passed awav Sept.

25, 1937, Sadly missed bv WIFE AND CHILDREN. SCHNEIDER, ANNA Who died Sept. 25. 1943. Gone, dear mother: how we miss your smiling face; But you left us to rememher none on earth can take your place.

A happy home we once enjoyed; how sweet the memory still: But death has left a loneliness the world can never fill. HER I.OV INt; CHILDREN. 8TEINH0FF, ALBERT C. In loving memorv of niv dear husband and father, whu departed this life Sept. 23, 1943.

Sweet and peaceful be his rest; Forget him we can never. God called him. He alone knows best; His will he done forever. Sadly missed by WIFE AND FAMTT.T. STEPHENSON, DOLLTE A In loving memory of iny Ivcloved wife and mother win.

departed Sept. 23, 1939. Sadlv missed by HTSBAND AND CH II.DREN. WEIS, MARGARET In loving memory of my dear mother, who passed away Sept. 24.

1942. Sadly missed by DAUGHTER and SON-IN-LAW. LOST AND FOUND ANCHOR PIN U. 8. Navy, from dead husband; lost downtown Wednesday: reward.

4432 AMtne. ALTO 1'LAIE LICENSE Iist; JJ-D13 Missouri. Call A. BANK BOOK lost; kindly mall contents, except money, la service man's wife, address inside. BILLFOLD Lost: man's; Mo.

Theatre: keep money, return contents. FR. 2918. LIU Lost Famous-Barr; re ward. CH.

13S9. 171Q Ixivejoy. BILLFOLD Lost; money, social security, r. OR oran earns: rrw am. s.vj.

i a BOSTON 111 1.L Lust; Mark; Tuesday evening; pet; name Sugar; reward. tilt. jn.iz 'mntnvan. BRACELET Lost silver and Jade; re-ward. HI.

1129. BRIEF CASE With personal belongings; vicinity 28xx Calvert Overland. PA. .173. Reward.

BULL TEKR1KU I-ost large black male; reward. TErrjhlH 4-7411. CAT Lost long haired, black, yellow eves. CA. Oil .1.

CLIP" PIN Lost bow knot: Sept. 151 reward; keepsake. Fo. 2967. COIN PURSE lost; Brown: contains $41; husband'a pay; rewaid Ji.

ATw. 41 ltf. COIN PURSE Lost; containing English coins; vicinity Hubtiell Jewelry Store, l.l. A1t1 lOUIBiiioov iiiiRK, vtrimioM. ein CIUM HET COIN PURSE lost; some money and kevs: In Famous-Barr; reward.

WY. 1260. DALMATIAN (coach dog) Ch. male; white, black dots; disappeared Sept. 2: $50 reward for dog or similar amount for informstion leading lo his recovery.

ST. Dot! Aikt small brown female; Invalid's pet; please call at 4527 Holly reward. DOG Lost; part fog and Spitz, black and white; reward. FO. 3490.

E-NVEIAIPK Lost; Manchester car. Thursday morning, or Chestnut at. to Boatman's Bank Bldg. contains receipts and money order atubs; reward. KIrkwooil FACE OF WATCH Lost circled with rhinestones; downtown Thursday; reward.

MU. 1810. FOX Tt.liUlElt Lost; brown and white female; reward. CO. 4.11a FOUNTAIN PEN lost; red Schaeffer, Friday.

II C. 7 36.4. Itewara. IDENTIFICATION BRACELET Loot; gold, engraved (love Herb to Jancl very literal reward. I.A.

tt.i I INSURANCE POLICIES Lost: 3) and papers. Harry B. Williams and Clara Williams. Saturday at Post Office, 3d and Chestnut, in Tost-Dispatch envelope. 3710 Laclede.

FR. 5547. IDENTIFICATION BRACELET -r- lost; gold. J. 11.

Drone. Reward. I'll. 9829. LICENSE City.

Stale. Federal, to the Toddle Inn: lost yldnlty Franklin and Delmar: reward. Mildred Catancaro, 5517 Blrcher, EV. LOCKET gold, heart tuiape; Jennings bus or Tine Lawn, Sunday; liberal reward. PIN" Lost; 3 blue stones, 4 pearla; downtown: reward.

Ah. I4rnv POINTER PUP lost: male, year old; brown, white: vicinity Heege-Gravols: rewaid. 111'. 7114, LO. 2810, 7923 Fleta.

county. POINTER Lost; liver and while: female; name collar; reward. 3626 Keokuk. PURSE Blown alligator; lost St. John's Hospital: return routents.

sentimental value: keep money. Sister St. John's Hospital. PURSE Lost: brown; $85. driver's license, car keys, railroad pass, personal check $1500.

ration book: reward. Arbeil Cuinmlngs. 4436 Pennsylvania PL'ltSE Lost; downtown, Sept. lb; navy leather: contents valuable to owner; reward; please nolity vaoa. SETTER Lost; male: white, black ears; young; TK.

SOLDIER'S IDENTIFICATION BRACE IJiT Lost; gold; reward. Box X-6, Uost-inspatcn STEP LADDER lost; left In alley, rear 3969 Westminster; letvard. 4333 Olive. NE. 42V5.

flE PlN lost: diamond; ward. Fit. 1158. liberal re- TOV BULI lost; female, white, black spots: reward. vv Kbsler sasJ.

TOT POMERANIAN- Lost: red; reward; please call at 4527 Holly. UMBRELLA Lost folding! Natural Bridge bus; keepsake; reward. Wl. 25U3. 2.on tioouaic.

WAGON Lost; newsboy's orange, Kings-hlghway and Arsenal, reward. LA. 5ioti. WALLET lost; brown: contents check stubs: Will Call receipt: pictures; money. Keep money, return contents.

PL. 10R7. WALLET Lost: man's: contained valuable personal belongings: Thurs. morning on I nlversity car: reward. BO.

0225. WAR HONKS 2: loal by PvL UobL Ludd. FO. 0045. nun ii i a ncbester ear; reward.

GR. WEDDING HIM. ioM: in I "la- mnnds: Monday or Tuesday; reward. mix vi-u, iosv i i siipi in "WlLL PERSON who found money Sat. at a Household Finance, pirate return? Reward.

CO. 03S5. WRIST WATCH lost; ladv'o; between But antral and Shenandoah or Tower Grove bus; rewsrd. Git. 2033.

WRIST WATCH lost; lady's. Bulova, gold chain, band; reward. Mrs. Galcv. PH.

4728. PR. 9401. WRIST WATCH lost; lady'a yellow gold; downtown: reward. DF.

1227. POUND COCKER SPANIEL Found; black, brown feet. FO. 2933. PERSIAN CAT Found: white and yel-low.

Write Box Q-384. Post-Pis. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. EASTERN DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS. JONESItOltO DIVISION.

IN THE MATTER OF DHAINAGK DISTRICT. No. 2 OF CRITTENDEN COUNTY. ARKANSAS 2094. NOTICE Notice Is hereby glten that fhe Commissioners of Drainage District No.

2 of Crittenden County. Arkansas have paid Into the hands of the Clerk of this Court, acting as disbursing agent, sufficient funds with which to retire any and all claims existing by reason of the original bonds issued herein and interest coupons thereon; and that such disbursing agent is now teady lo pay and retire such bonds and Interest coupons according to the confirmation decree of this Court entered September 9. 1940. Holders of such bonds and coupons are hereby notified that they must, pursuant to such decree, within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, produce their evidence of deht and claim payment thereon, or be forever barred. This 14th dav of September.

1944. GRAD7 MILLER. Clerk. (SEALi Bv m. rnnN.

t. r. PERSONAL ANYONE knowing whereabouts Keith Wm. lowrv. former Maeor.

engineers. Granite City, notify Mrs. Keith Win. Jowrv, Legal wife, 1816 N. fleet-.

fhteaco H. 111. ANYONE having knowledge of Frank Dewey T'oole. who died 1914, call LO. 6540.

Til A.N si to tha Infant Jesus of Prague, to St. Joseph, and to Blessed St. Anthony for favors received..