St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 16

TO SELL REAL ESTATE AT THE BEST PRICE, PLACE IT BEFORE THE GREATEST NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO CAN AFFORD TO BUY. ADVERTISE IT EH THE POST-DISPATCH. mm at. MAY 11. isxm.

HELP WANTED FEMALE. DEATHS. TRY A 3 T1ME AD-RESULTS ALflOST CERTAIN FOR ANYTHING I IM REFUNDED HELP WANTED MALE. HOUSEHOLD HELP, fe line. IKH'SK-GIKI.

Wtd. Girl fcr mml br-. of tliree. Csll Idoei Cora. av.

HOI SEG1HL girl ft Ut.t huuss- work. A pjaiikllu. llol SEKKFTER Wtd 3535 Indiana; good home: mlddle-sged lady. (7 HlHSi-MilW! ---JTi familyoffour.402.'t thlo av. hoi ma.

or general beast work. In small family. 3i Ielmsr M. iTi ilol SKG1HL kid For gvneral sou 3i lamuy 01 tnree. 01 1 cabal HOUSEMAID Wtd.

Grasn girl to assist wl pousewoik. Ka wesw minster pi. Il'ii sf'tl Win- An experienced rlrl to Lfip UD nousewora. io leveuUKX. (t) noUSEOIRL Wtd Girl for general tisssj work.

Apply 3514 llalllday av. i9 H'tl'SI-ilRL, Wtd. German girl for bouaewerk; small family; t'JJ. S67S bi nsral lalce. HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

Girl for gawral houae-work; no washing or ironing. 49CO MePhsr. son. wecornl flwr. apartment.

Hol SEXJlRL Wtd. Young girl tar Ught housework; small private family. 1S03 S. Compton av. JOj HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

-Competent bousegtri la" small r.mily: best wages. Apply tool Flad Jy. 01 telepboueGrsad 159. 4l HoU8hiiitL td. KaverW-ocetl strl for gn-eral housework; no msatilns: or Lroolnsr; aVOl wages.

3741 Laclede av. llcilriEGIRL Wtd. TO do bousewwk: go home nights; must be experieitoed. L-Jt N. 13tt-.

st. HOLSKG4KJ, Wtd. 15-year-nld girl to assist in housework; must be 1rlght snd quick; good wages. Apply atJ7oti Ws-tiiugtou. Wtd.

Girl or wvnnaus for general housework; between 6 and 10 a. m. 6353 Clifton. t7 llOUSEGlRr. Wtd.

Girl for gvneral booasv work In fiat, with Janitor service; tww la family. D216A lielmsr. (7) H1SMHRL strong g3rl: rxi-ral bn-work: wlru or without laundry. 5otl Cvteltnillante. HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

(iertuan girl for gssieral bouaes'ork: no washing: smsul family; good wages: references. 5139 MiS-gan. (7) Wtd. Girl for general bonse. work; small flat: $2o moTrrh.

19is Virginia near reservoir. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Girl for general housework In small family. Apply at 1704 N. Grand iv.

HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Gool girl for general housework; three in family. 8803 Washington bl. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Girl for general houes-(ork: must come recommended; guod wifM.

Vance Bakery. 3123 Ksston. HOUSE-GIRL Wtd. Girl ro assist In general homework; good borne and pay. 8434 Morgan st.

HoUetEGIRL Wtd. Experienced r4te girl for general houeework small family; good wages. W53 Weeunioster HOUSEGIRL" Wtd Girl for housework: good" wsgea: phone Delmar 34WIK. Call 363Z trrw est lark bl. T) T) 1IOUSE44IRL Wtd.

Neat German slrl for eral houeework: private family: without washing or Ironing. 2920 Washington. Ti HOUSEGIRL Wtd Whlteglrl to assist in general bouaewoik; 2 In family. 6066 Weat Morgan at. (34) flOUSEGIRL Wtd Girl for general housework: small family.

1722 Simpson south of Iafi yet teI'a rk. (JQ HOUSEKFKPF.R Wtd. Settled woman; (rood plain cook; wash and Iron. Call 1117 Armstrong av. UOUSF'IRL Wtd.

Good girl for general housework; small family: no washing: good phone Forest 2791. Call 872 Wal- ton opolte Lenox place. (5) HOliSKGlKL Wtd. German preferred; one who unocrstsnds cooking ini to assist with general housework in home with three adults. Apply at once.

B2d5 Cabanne sr. (8) LADY Wtd Mlddle-sged lady to tales care 3 children. UUj8 Franklin. LAUNDRESS Wtd. Flrst-clasa laundress; two days weekly; references required, Mf72 Cetes.

LAl'NDRESS Wtd. For Wednesday and Thursday of each week; references. 4319 IJiKlell. tlrlrd floor, east. LAUNDRESS Wtd.

Woman to do waSMns; fnr unfurnished basement room. 2739 Ls- cust St. MAil) Wtd. Competent maid for upstairs work and waitress. 8050 Llndell.

NURST0GIRIjWtd -Ot once. 8S4B Delmar. NURSEC1.RL Wtd IJttle jrlrl to take tiaW outdoora afternoons. BCV48ACole Brllllapte. Xf RSB'GIRL Wtd White" nursrgfrl, $18 per month; Apply B216A Delmar bl.

6) Nl'RRE Wtd. Experienced nurse for 16- months-old bahv: must also wslt on table; call Saturday before 1 p. 4650 Berlin WOMAN Wtd. To do cleaning oa Saturdays 2233 Dodler WOMAN Wtd'. Settled woman to do lvwnw- work; sliurle preferred; come prepared to work.

3il9 Pine St. MISCELLANEOUS HELP. CLERK Wtd. Y'oung woman heed clerk for retail bakery: experience. Ad.

82. is COOK Wtd. Woman cook for nights: must be quick. Come ready for work. 61B-CUQ Walnut.

COOK Wtd. Woman conk; good wages. 803 Market st. COOK Wtd. 16th and Granite City.

R. S. Burns. (6) COOK Wtd. Woman to coi In ei chance for -her husband's room and board.

2-131 Locust St. () COOK. Wtd. Two girts, one for cooking and downstairs work, another aa nurse for baby; good wegca. 6 Lenox pi.

DISHWASHFR9 Wtd. Two women "dls'hwssh" era. Clark's Union Market Ksslsurant. DISH WASnlFilt td Colored girl to wash dlstws In reotaursnf. JetTeraon.

DISH WASHER Wtd. Extra for everv Sstor-day eveulug and Sundajr: alsf one for regular. Valley I-ark Hotel, Valley Park, Mo. (1 FOKFTVOMAN Wtd An experienced ftuw-woman for waist fnet-y: none onhvr wact- el.Ad. A 12.

Post-ltfpstcli. (7) FRAME MAKERS Wtd Wire Cramemaira; steady position to good girls. Jas, Koons. 40 X. 3d 3d floor.

(901 GIRIJt'JvvtdNo. 4 S. Main St. (4) GIKlJj Wt'L-'Iilnlnr rra girls. Hotel be-meut 14)J X.

Urosdw. GIHI.S Wtd. In candy factory; experleacs wt nett-ssarj. 525 Main. (8) GIRLS Wtd.

To work on pocket books. Chae. Wallerstedt Mfg. 110 St. () GIRL to run bag machine.

St. Ixmla Bag and Burlap 206 Walnut jst- GIRL Wtd. Ftar iutry work. Itiuegrass Cmfe. -4 Ollve st.

GIRLS Wtd. 8 girls for randy stands and soda fountain. Apply it End Heights. GIRLS Wtd. To do light work In factory! room 1.

41.1 Lucas, sv. 17) GIRI-S Wtd. Fifteen girls st the Fulton Bag a od Burls 11 Co. 01 2 8 .7 1 ut. (8 GIRL Wtd.

Night girl for itaaraat. 21 Choutee.u av. GIRLS Wtd. Over "14 years, to pick ota. Apply 618 M.

2d st. (S GIRLS Wtd. Experienced -machine girls and baeters on vests. 621 Lynch st. (7 GIRLS Wtd.

Girls for" factory: steady sm iiloTinent; good wsgrs. Souttrrn Mills, 14-H 8.thj 's. GIRL Wtd To make lc.rlf g-Ksrally fill aroend dining niu and kltcben. 1418 St. tilRL Wt.f A girl for pastry Piora: call Saturday from 1 to 12 a.

ui. May Store, ttth and Washington. gTkIjC Wtd Tw learn Ueel Hut-srla, J.Aiin.n Rand 14lckr si. factory. GIRLS Wtd.

CJIrls for factory work stesdy employment: sages. Standard Mill. 1-KM X. Hth. (6) GIRI1 Wtd Closers snd stltcbsrs on corsets: slso girls to lesro.

Wblismaoo Cbrsst Ir Hrsiw IaimI St. (7) GIRLS Wtd F.xp-rlBced operators on bsttwo-ho button mtmm, ta-kers and blind scitch macnlne. Corinth Woolen Mills. 112S legion av. (Ti HOUSE-iiKl- Wtr-cvii-teyit gwl for liliwiig loom sii tKieorti; prtvais lr-iin ut Ws'Silcrv'Wi.

LA-MSS UTd To make tCps taasls. experiance onnesary; flneat lias hme work sver xhlbltod. Call 07 On fury Bldg. LADIES Wtd Yoang ladles between In sad 20 years of st to teconM tslspbsos ops-raters: good sight ssd bearing n-esaai7; ft 4 la. In height sad taller preferred; psf.

matter positions to deslrsbls persons. Ad. A 1 "A DUpat-h. tv V. i1v la bakery 612 X.

Sarah St. LADT Wtd -Youns" l.dv. at Rliio Pboto- rrafhlc studio; prelervea. loci X. (irand sv.

XURSF. Wtd -For nlgbt d'Hv. Ao.l!o Hct.ltal. 3-'n 'lle St. OFKIlATltH Wtd.

-Knitting mscfcln operat ors; gni OPFJt Wid-EswrteseM Mrstora ea anis i'miIt work srd mo.1 wagns. Wooles Mill. 112 WasolMtlo. ....) OPr.RTORS Wtd 50 iperlescd skirt en-- atnra; roo.1 pt snd stee-ty tnplofist the Ad. New Kia Factory.

UtrniiM Tenn OI'KH A t-i fci-fM i alor uleivwn. esoy r' Feignwa-UoKlsisvy -v--tJv-r try, lrt-s dPKJFtATORI Wtd -ioo p-nied opetavOr. Walkr svswsil factori. south sss tarsar wt Ueria. (W DECIITEI Entfred Into rest on Wednesday, May 9.

lVm. at 3: a. Kmma Heolitel (nee Bender), ac-l years, dearly lieloved wife of Mums Bochtel and mother of Lillian lieehtel and daughter of Marsraretha Wesoh. The funeral will take place on Sunday, May 13. at 2 p.

from residence, 4K92 Natural Bridge road. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. BOf KSTIUtK Entered into rest on Thursday, May 10, at 12:15 p. 1'auline Horkstruck (nee Capitol, beloved wife of John Henry Hurk-utruck. and dear mother of William, Boc-kstruck and sister of Anna HoiT (tire Cupito), after a linKering illness, at the age of 60 years 2 months and 10 days.

Funeral Sunday. May 13, at 1:30 p. from family residence, 1531 North Fifteenth street. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. BOEKKKAfir At 5:20 o'clock p.

Thursday, May 10, 1'JOrt, Wilhel-mine lloekenkamp, relict of Herman Boekenkamp and mother of Minnie, Charles and Henry Boekenkamp, aged To years 11 months and 13 days. Funeral Saturday, Aiay hi i p. from family residence, 409 Withers avenue. Relatives and friends invited. CHAIN Kntered into rest on Thurs-tlv Alav lu.

at 2:46 D. Charles 11 Chain, beloved son oi Margaret Chain and dear brother or Al cnain. Kuneral will take place on Saturday May 12, al i p. from Geragnty 8 luneral parlors, 4o21 Baston avenue. to Visitation cnurcn, (nence cal vary Cemetery.

Friends lnvitea to ai i i.i Boston (Mass.) and Ohio papers pleajse copy. DICKSO.N At 1:45 a. Friday, May 11. Lo6, Josepn UicJtson, in the blst vear of his axe. ih'e funeral services will be held at his late residence, No.

434b Westminster place, Sunday afternoon Aiay 19U6, at 2 o'clocK. Interment private. On Thursday. May 10 lion, at 3:25 p. Wallace L.

Diek- belovea husband of Agnes Diekenga (nee kiausch), agea 23 ytars. funeral from family residence. 3116 Clitton place, featurday. May 12 at 2 p. to Bellefonlaiut; Cemetery.

OORSEV Entered into eternal rest at the of 32 years. Bertha Hor sey, beloved wife or Dr. s. iorsey, ana sister of Benjamin, Frederick, Adolph and Frank Ileckel and Mrs. Anna Brown.

Mrs. tl. xt. J-ioya, Airs. K.

J. Lomasney and Mrs. li. O. Owens.

Funeral from family residence. No. i422 N. Taylor avenue at 10 a. Saturday.

Interment private. CXTZEKUTII At San Antonio, Ous L. Knlzeroth, brother oi Lunl, Charles, Alex aud iidward Lntze roth. notice of funeral later. Kit It; AN' Entered Into rest on etin.

suay. May 190b, at 1:30 p. Patrick Oarngan. beloved son of the late John and Mary tiarrigan (nee Staed) and dear brother of Mrs. Mag-trie Hoetel.

Martin and John Garrigan after a brief illness, at the age oi 39 years. The funeral will take place on Saturday. May 12. at 2 o'clock p. from John C.

Bensiek'8 Sons' funeral rooms. 1134 North Sixth street, to St. Patrick's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are respectfully in vited. Deceased was a member of Coremak- ers' Union.

Local No. 42b. Kansas City (Mo.) papers please copy. SASSMANN Entered into rest on Wednesday. May 9, 1906.

at 11:30 p. Matthew Gasstnann, beloved, husband or llattle Gassmann (nee Leiner), father of Florence and Lester Gassmann, at the age of 60 years 10 months 28 days. Funeral Saturday, May 12. at 2 p. from family residence, 2740 Hickory street.

Relatives and friends invited to attend. Mascoutah Belleville (111.) and Dallas (Tex.) papers please copy. IEMIICII On Thursday, May 10, 1906. at 1 a. after a lingering- ill ness, at the age of 58 years and 6 months.

William F. lienricn. nu-band of Ama.Ua Henrich (nee Siev- ert) and father of Walter, Olivia and Charles Henrlcll. Funeral will take place Saturday, May 12, at 2 p. from 3308 Lemp avenue, to St.

Matthew's Cemetery. Relatives respectfully Invited. COSSMEHI. On Thursday morning. April 10.

1906. at 6:15 a. Oswald Kossmehi. beloved husband of Anna Kossm.hl (nee Schneider) and father of Emma. Oscar and KoHsmehl, ased 49 years 9 months 13 days.

Funeral Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from family residence. 2blo St. Vincent aveaiMi. lOLI.EnNS On Friday. May 11.

at 1 a. Joseph Mollerns, dearly beloved husband of Bernadlna Mollerns (nee Schoulan), and our dear father, brother, brother-in-law. grandfather and father-in-law. after a lingering illness, at the age of 67 years. Funeral Monday.

May 14. at 9 a. from residence. Church road, at Lari-more Station. St.

Louis County, Missouri, to Mount Carmel Church in Baden, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. (7) IOAHA" Entered into rest on Thursday. May 10. 1906, at 3 a.

Edward H. Monahan. beloved husband of Mary Monahan (nee Burke) and dear father of Edward James Margaret, Mae. Anna, Genevieve and Mrs. Charles Raftery (nee Monahan).

Funeral will take place from family residence. 3134 Clifton place, on Saturday, May 12. at 9 a. to St. Teresa's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Friends of the family invited to attend. Deceased was a member of Lafayette I-odge A. O. U. Chicago and Milwaukee (Wis.) papers please copy.

IIHPHY On Thursday, May 10. at 2:20 a. Jeremiah Murphy, beloved husband of Ellen Murphy (nee Shea) and dear father of William Jokn Jeremiah James Nellie Brother John of the Christian Brothers' order, Mary A. and Anna K. Murphy.

Funeral will take place from family residence 2834 Morgan street, on Saturday. May 12. at a. to St. Bridget's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Friends Invited to attend. Boston Chicago (III.) and MemphTs (Tenn.) papers please copy. IOSB Entered Into eternal rest at 6:30 a. May 11. 1906, in the 52d year of her age.

Mrs. Ellen Rose, wife of the late Cornelius Rose and dear mother of Dr. Mary Johnson and Mrs. Llllle Huals and mother-in-law to Harry M. Johnson and Louis Huels, grandmother of Clarence Johnson.

Funeral will take place from late residence, 1103 Dolman street, on Sunday, May 13, at 2 p. to Holy An-gel Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Frlmds in invited to attend. Deceased was a member of Security Council, Knights and Ladies of Security. Cincinnati papers please copy.

CHOLL At 7:30 a. Wednesday John ticholl. father oi Amtwiiy Hoefle, William, Charles snd Ida fccholl. Funeral Saturday. May 12.

at p. from lata reJhenc, IM8A North Klntenih street. IN HELP WANTED MALE. BARBER Wtd. For Saturday or steady.

1 ISO X. bth et. and Sunday, BARBER Wtd. Saturday afternoon and Sun-Jlay. Phone Kinlocii D1215.

BARBER 'Wtd. Good barber: steady If sult-ed. 1448 X. 13th East St. Louis.

111. BARBlf wtd. For Saturday snd Sunday; 5 guaranteed. 1028 Manet st. BARBER Wtd.

A good barber to open shop st X. Taylor av. Call there. (5) BARBhiH Wtd. First-class barber.

Saturday and Sunday. Washington Hotel, King's hihwayandWaaington. BARBER Wtd steady man: 110 week Kiarantee. Apply to Otto Thomas, Hercu-neum. Mo.

(5) BARBER Wtd. Flrst-claea barber tor town of anout 1 4.O0O. Write A. F. Barber.

Hopklna- vllle. Ky. (3) BARBER Wtd Position In 3 -chair shop, paying 65 per cent: open to good, reliable bar-tier, who can handle solo comet parts to grades 3 to 5 baud music and owns Instru- ment. Write quick tobox 7.Sbelburnlnd. BELLBOY.

Wtd. Bellboy, colored; also colored houseboy. Usona Hotel, King's hlgh- way and Mcl'herson av. BENCH HAND. Wtd.

Bench hand and men to make templets on sheet metal work. St.Loui9 8000 N. Broadway. (4) BLAJ5KSMITHS Wtd. Apply American Car and Foundry Madison.

111. (f) BLACKSMITHS. Wtd Blacksmiths and Bradley hammer men. Apply 2800 DeKalh st. (7) BOY Wtd.

Strong boy about 18; 5 per week. 412X. 11th upstairs BOYS Wtd. To work in factory. Apply Her-kert Si Melael Trunk and0Tal'on.

BOY Wtd. To run errands. 607 Globe-Demo-crat Bldg. (6) BOY Wtd. To learn pressing on vests.

Newman Biehle. 1009 Olive St. BOY Wtd. 17 years old. to learn horseshoeing trade.

2113 Pestaloud. BOT Wtd. Bright boy for office work, Ad. 17. Post-Dispatch.

BOY Wtd. Bright boy to solicit and deliver grocery orders. H. Hegel, Greenwood. (6) BOYS Wtd.

Must be over 14 years of age. Ap- ply Mo. Dig- Tel. 412 PAae st. BOYS Wtd.

14 years aa over. Mangle Box l'V-lom and Lawrence 48) BOY Wtd. Yard boy; good, steady employ- ment. Call 5B57 Julian av. BOYS Wtd.

To work at night; salary 20 per month. Apply Mo. Pis. Tel. 412 Pine.

(5 BOY Wtd. Algonquin Golf Club: take Mera- mec Highlands car. Suburban line. (5j BOYS Wtd. Alust be 14 years old.

Furnl- ture factory. Ii20 X. 15th st. BOY Wtd. Bov.

15. to learngood trade; fine position good pay. Ad.M176.P.-IK (0) BOYS Wtd. Experienced In machine shop preferred. Apjly Sleber Trussell Mfg.

4000 Laclede av. 5 BOY Wtd. Good German boy to drive wagon and make hljelf in grocery; refer ences. 2758 Lafayette av. BOY Wtd.

Bright boy. 15" to 17. make himself useful. Sterling Mg. 14Z1 Olive 5th floor.

BOYS Wtd. Boys to learn heel building. Roberts. Johnson Kami, Hickory street factory. (C) BOT Wtd.

Bright, intelligent office boy, aboirt 16 years, living at home. Apply 512 N. ilrli, Saturday morning. BOYS Wtd. Intelligent boys, between 14 and 15 years old; for wholesale house.

Ad. 130 l'ost-Dispatch. (6) BOY Wtd. Of 13. stout, neat appealing: light work: good position, traveling with gentleman short time; full description necessary.

Ad.N83,Post:Dlspatch. 1.7) BOY Wtd. Bright, smart boy. about 17 years of age. for general work in clothing store; must be well recommended.

Gately's, 812 X. Broadway. BUSHELMAX Wtd. 118 week all year round; must be good coatuiaker. Welnsteln, Fort Smlth.

Ark. CABINET MAKER Wtd. Exiperienoed In making tables.2(i20N. Wth st CARPENTERS Wtd. Nonunion; apply to Fred ISexnicke.

foreuiaiK University Heights. north of Woman's Marazliie lll- CA RPFNTKRS Wtd. Carpenters and cabinet makers to put up window screens, zon Kalb st. CA 1 i 1 i'FflS Wtd. Car hangers and build ers.

American Car 10.5 Ola Manchester rd. 15) CARPENTERS. Wtd. Carpenters and car builders. Apply American Car and Foitn- dryCoMadion.

III. CAIUttAG'E MAKER Wtd. Carriage and wagon body maker. Mx-Cabe-Powers Carriage 1215 X. Broadway.

(7) CCIJjECTOR "Wtd. Intelligent, young, single man. to act as collector for an attorney; address with reference- AdMl 94, I'. -D CONCRETE MEN Wtd. Colored, at Academy and Wells: money ndvanced every night.

Wol Const. Co. (5) COOK For flrst-clsss hotel, experienced head cook and second cook; husband and wife preferred: best of reference required; no objection to one child. Ad. P.

O. box 36. Mound i-'ity, 111. CORNICE WORKERS Wtd. Galvanised iron cornice workers; first-class mechanic.

4J1 S. 0th st. ui DENTIST Wtd. Operator. 930 Canal st Xew Orleans.

La. to DIMVG "ROOM MAX Wtd. Colored: neat ap- pfrance Apply 3131Vashington. DISHWASHER Wtd. An experienced man dlb 2100 X.

roadway. DISHWASHER, ETC. Wtd Dishwasbor: also Olive. DISHWASHER Wtd. Night dishwasher; must know how to cook.

1212 Olive. DISH WASHER Wtd. Yotsng msn to wash ulsiirs and lielp in kltcihen.02a N.jraylor. DISHWASHERS Wtd. Two experienced dish washers: at one.

Apply 11" -'Vl ixx'ioil v.t.l I win give io ror the aa-dreas of a pleasant-faced, flne-eppearing very gray or whlte-halred doctor, provided I hire him: must be active and good casetaker. office only. Postofflce box 1257 DRIVER Wtd To haul coal and feed. J. H.

Bendlck. 6ta39 8caUonav.ira tot ta Ion 1 5 1 ELEVATOR BOY Wtd. One elevator boy. 807 and 809 X. 6th st.

J. W. LorsePTCo. EMBOSSER Wtd. On Carver Sslft steel Ule embossing press.

Stevhens Lltho. Engrav. Co. and yjnaBts. (5) ENGINEER Wtd.

Nicht engineer; licensed; $70 and board. Moser Ilotel. 8Pine st. ENGINEER Wtd. Who can do his own Arms; one familiar with laundry maiinery preferred.

with references and salary ex-pectcd. 71.Post-D1snatch. ERRAND BOY Wtd. A good errand boy. Kennedy 221 011yetJ -V 9 'V i 9 EXPERIENCED men wanted to liang shades, lace curtains and draperies.

Apply to Superintend-ent. B. Nugent Bro. Dry Goods Co. 4 $.

ss- 4 T- calACmen W'tfl. for our wash goods department. Apply to Superintendent. B. Nugent Bro.

Dry Goods Co. 3 FARMHAND Wtd! TV. work on place 3 miles west of the clt. limits; "-l plai-e for a reliable, industrious ui'iu. Apply at room Century Bldg.

GARDE.NER Wtd. Ciooil experienced rarleji-er; references reqwireu: good wges: eteady ennployuifiit. Tee Maples, oomer Gray and icr HiiTvea. Mo. OLASl "I 11 r.KK Wtd.

At once. 2 good glass-cutters. 3 leaders: Kansas City; union soop; young man: detail work; permanent positions and good treatment. Apply room 10 century Bldg. KEI.PFU Wtd.

Blacksmith helper who under- stands horseshoeing. 8403 Manchester. HE LP EltS "Wtd. Blacksmith helpers: steady work. 2117 Chouteau av.

HOUSEMAN Wtd. Man for genersj noose-work: Inside and out; references required. Bell phone 4U1. INVOICE EXTENDERS Wtd Kxpsrienced invoice extenders and price elarts for wholesale house: apply In own hand writleg. atate ae and experience.

Ad. it i0r-glI'- 6 JANI-TOR Wtd. Man with city references. HflS N. Tavlor sr.

JAViioR Wtd. Who has had experience In office work, cleaning windows and woodwork; steady work for right party: only white need apply Ad. N7. J'ost-Dls. JA.PAN.NER" Wtd.

Good roan on striping and transfer work. 1222 Pine st. JOB PRINTERS Wtd. Good, reliable Job printers: open shop- highest wagea to. competent men.

Ad. Kramer Rock la- t.Ai'QRERS Wtd. annly ssrio be Kalb St. (9 LABORERS Wtd. Apply American Car and ronnary LABORERS Wtd.

On Fairmont and Obear. E. Whslen. ia' LABORERS Wtd. Steady work ia factory.

ziii i.nouian av L4 BORERS Wtd. On Cherokee and Michigan. E. Wfcalen. '3' BORERS Wtd.

SO gnn-l lalrers: money any ttn e. tongloo. 1Mb tml Hjublnrii. LABORERS Wtd Apply American Car and rA ,1 -n tit tni LABORERS Wtd About a dosen Atnericas laborers. St.

Iwils Portland Cement 400 Columbia Bottom rd. IF YOU LOSE AXTTHINO Advertise It here. It will he returned to you If an honest person finds it. Remarkable recoveries are brought about every day through this column. All druggists receive Want Ada for the 1'ost-DUpatch at ofbee rates.

IF YOC FIXO ANYTHING Bring It to the Post-Dispatch Lost and Found Bureau. 2W-212 North Broadway. Get a claim check for It. Have It advertised. Reclaim It If tha owner does not.

THE LAW People who find loat articles are Interested In knowing that the State law (sections 8475 to S4f. Revised Statutes of Missouri. is strict in requiring them to seek the owners thronich advertisement and otherwise, and that a failure to do ao Involves a severe penalty If same can be proven. LOST AND FOUND LOST. FOOTBALL Lost, gold football.

Thursday evening. Return to H. Krutzscu, 921 X. lHb rcwanl. (' GLoVR I jutt rin Tarktr iwfw(Hn Wash ington ami Olive, one black silk glove: Under Delinar bl.

HAT BOX Lost, near corner of Union and Delmar Tuesday morning about 11 o'clock, hat box containing ladv's straw hat trimmed with light blue wings and black Velvet ribbon: also aolid ffrtlrt hxrntn T.Heriil reward If returned to 5274 Mcpherson av. or livoraullc Freaa Brick Missouri Trnat Bldg. (5i HORSE Lost, horse. 4 years old, 14 bands high, email brand, dark bay; $5 reward. Jones National Mockvards, East St.

Louis. 111. KEYS Lost, bunch ofkeys. wfth-" or 7 Yale keys on 2-mortice lock; beer opener, one padlock key: will pay 11 reward. Allen Market at.

LOCKET Lost, on Olive, between 20th and 21st. gold locket. Initials P. F. Return to 2001 Olive: reward.

LOCKET Lost, small heart locket, marked C. K. L. reward. Return to Plows, 2018 Market at.

MULE Strayed. 1 small mouse-colored mule: rotors to Evans Howard. 5200 Manchester av. t5j NECKLACE Ixist. on Washington.

Wtilttler, Olive or Boyle, child's necklace and locket: initials E. P. S. Thursday evening. Return 41H1 Washington bl.

reward. PURSE Iost. In Cherokee car Wednesday, purse containing J5. Return 1942 St. Louis reward.

PURSfri Lost, a silver link purse, marked with owner's name in full; please return to 318 Security reward. (5) RIXG-Lrwt. lady's ring; t-mall red and white set: reward. Loat and Found Bureau, P. P.

SATCHEL Lost, satcbel. mounted silver, contained purse, with ll.SO, visiting cards. Palmyra Papln Wilkinson; reward If returned to 3018 Minnesota av. SHOE Lost, patent leather low-quarter lady's shoe, left foot: bween Broadway. 13lh.

Utah and Cave reward. Return S. Broadway. STIOKPIX Lost, stickpin, -set- In pearl, name engraved on hack, between Madison and Dayton and Jefferson or Elliot. Return to 2022 Davtou st.

WATCH Lost, lady's small open-faced gold watch. ireably with gold breastpin attached: case Xo. 4.722.775. Please notify S. Hoffman, 5242A Keiuvintcton; reward.

FOUND. DOG Found. St. Bernard dog. Inquire at 802 S.

22.1 at. DOG Found- bullpup, on Vandeventer and Wednesday; color light, with brown marks; ears fresh cut. Call 3742 Weat Plna In rear. Employment VV anted MALE. ACCOUNTANT First-class accountant would like small set of books to care for.

or any other work of evenings. Ad. 128. Post-Dispatch. (61 BARBER 'Position wauted by young country banner with 8 months' experience as apprentice; wishes to finish trade In city.

4587 Kvanaav. BARKEEPER First-class, reliable barkeeper wishes place In first-class bar. in or out of city. Ad. Lockbox 103.

Litchfield. 111. (81 BARTENDER Oood bartender wants position. Ad. 5, Post-Dispatch.

() BdATMAX Sit. wanted by expert man. on small boats, steam or sail; will leave city; four years in U. 8. navy.

Ad. 121, Poat- Dlspatch. 7) BOOKKEEPER Bookkeeper wants sit. evenings and Saturday. Ad.

H2, BOOKKEEPER Sit. wanted by bookkeeper, with experience In stenographic work. 4368 Finney av. BOOKKEEPER Wants set of books to keen evenings; 5 years' experience. Ad.

77 PoetjLHspatch. W) BXX.HK.KEKPER Wants Bmall set of bonks to balance or post evenings; reasonable; experienced bookkeeptlr. A4. 131, Post-Dls. BlHjKKEEiPER-Wants evening work on set of books; competent bookkeeper; Al references.

Ad. 9, Post-Disvatch. (IB) tlARPBXTER Sit. wanted: nonunion; can do J. oioaKiage.

CARPENTER Sit. wanted by carpenter, nonunion, for repair screen doors. Carpenter, 6109 Ridge av. OARPEXT FjR Jobbing, repair, new work: esti mates rurnlshed; also day work, joseim n. Young.

3133 Lucas; Bell phone Bomont 1521. 181 CARPENTER Sit. wanted by first-class car penter, nonunion; nrst-ciars wages Ad. Edward Follln. Orauite City.

Ill- t5 rpfatrr Sit. wanted as carpenter. painter, tuck pointer, plasterer, rooter, u. Gladding. 77o9 nlvan.

I CARPENTER AND BUILDER First-class carpenter ana builder wants won; inj sonable. Ad. 89. Post-Diapatch. CLERK Sit.

wanted, clerical preferred plain, rapid writer, eiaeny miui. niicu, atrk-tly sober; give bond if required; will accept any position capable to perform. W. Herring. 1536 N.

9th. (W COACHMAN Sit. wanted by reliable experienced German coachman, either as coachman or to Jo general work as houseman: am from Ban Francisco and need work. Ad. 12, Post-Dispatch.

(5) COLLECTOR Sit. by young man of 20 as col lector; experience, reference ana nona. Ad. 2i. Post-Dispatch.

COLLECTOR. ETC. Sit. wanted as collector or sale man; experienced. Aa.

io, rost-Dispatch. IO COLLnCTOR Sit. wanted as collector, watch man or any light wora: hicuest reierences. lXifA Union bl. COLLECTOR Position wanted by experienced collector: speak German and tncilsu; salary and commission.

Ad. 37. P.t-D!spati COLLECTTOIt Sit. wanted as collector by a young man with some wholesale nou; good government: reference. Ad.

131. COOK Sit. wanted by cook, single, experi enced notei or restaurant; i-ouuiit or uoai preferred. Ad. J.

Post-Diapatch. d) COOKS wanted by flrst-clasa cooks In country hotel: mau and wire; neat reference and ober1 Ad. M1 J'ost-l) Upa tch. 5) COOK Sit. wanted by colored cook; restaurant or notei: no objection to country.

Ad. Cook. 13iO N. Ulh st. 16) DRUG CLERK Registered, single, wants re lief or permanent position; reference.

Ad. 45. Post-Diapatch. i5) DRUG CLERK Sit. wanted by drug clerk.

permanent sit. or reiier won; registered references. Phone Forest 1317. G5yS Bart-mer iv. ELKfTlTtlCIAX Etmnloyment nted by younj maji as elactrlcian: can aa most any kin ot wora.

ino 1 'T aiiiiu ELECTRICIAN Reliable and experienced elec trician and machinist wants maintenance po-aitlon: good on elevators: best Ad. 31. Post-DUpatch. ,0, FARMER Experienced farmer wants work; Tnamea. ass irerman-Ajiierican.

honest, sober, references: ananvering mention about bouse. Ad. 79, Poat-Dlspatch. tT) FIREMAN Sit. wanted by experienced fire man or assistant enciqeer.

Ad. So, Post-IHspntch. (7) FOREMAN Foreman wanta alt. In tin sbset- metal tnnp. up 10 uate on furnace blowpipe, hotel range work, steel window frames: nonunion strictly.

Ad. 73. (6) MAN Sit. wanted by colored "man: jeb worlc. mtl umc.

wo riion. aio. (II MAN" by young man to learn trade, leins. lAKruat sr. MAX Sit.

wanted by young man handy with carpenteriooi. Iwt-Dispatch. MAN Sit. wanted by youne man to take cbare ofcountry place. Ad.

28, (8) MAN AND WIFlvSIta. wanted by sober, in- aunntnia inuu ruu wur, csre ror uotne; references. Ad. 21132 Luras av. MAN Sit.

wanted; chance to learn bartend ing, 111 city: salary bjo obje-t. Ad. 30. Post-1 Mspatch. (2; MAN Young man ants steady work of any klni: nave nan e)ierlence In niachlue ahop or Ad.

78, C.Xll MAN Sc. wanted bv yoiuig man 18 vears old: has had emerienre lu printing office. Ad. LVt (7) MAN Sit. wanted by well-educated your man of 22, any employment requiring services at nigfct or part of ulthu Ad.

7d, SnJIQNS WANTED MALE. iJt" wamed by honest young man position to travel with salesman or do otber work: ware $lo per week. Ad. J. Mueller.

2312 N. 9th st. oi MANsit. wantpj man of 3 work of any kind: factory, wholesale or retail house; stK-aVs Orman. English; honest, sober.

Ad. 81. Post-Iipateu. MAN -Sit. wanted by young married German, bandy allround.

bright, honest, steadv. sober and quick learner: acquainted with the city. Ad. 130, Post-Dispatch. 5) MAX -Young man.

24. good addresa and educated: 3 years' experience in offline and collecting; wants offlce position; references. Ad. Post-plspatch. (7( MAX Young man 25 years old would like to secure responsible position: would travel; can furnish any reference required or make bond; bave had 7 years' experience in the Ad- 51.

Post-Diapatch. 151 MAN Intelligent young man" of 20 desires iiosmon: laminar with city; boneaa. Industrious, good penman and figurer. Ad. 31.

Post-IHsyatch. t5) MAN Sit. wanted bv bright, willing young German, married, 2J years old, experienced, as oven man la pie bakerv: or as landscape gardener: speak good English. German: knows city well. Ad.

oT. Post-Dis 5 MAN Young man attending business collie for six nionihs wants place to work for tward and room in private family or boarding house; can aaaist mornings and evenings and Saturday afternoon and Sunday: handy about the kitchen: good references; begin at ouce.A(LF61. Jost-Dispatch. (1) tiFKK MAN Sit. as office man or euperin-tendent of buildings, by Edw.

W. Wnalev. Ad. X74. Post-Dispatch.

(7) OFFICE MAX Position wanted by experienced olrice man, as bookkeeper; excellent references; no objvetlon to leaving city. Ad. 43. I'ust-lilepatcb. 5i OFFICE MAN Position wanted as general office man or collector.

SO years of ace; married, refurences and bond; can operate typewriter: 6 years' experience. Ad. 63. Post-Diapfltch. (T) PAINTER Wants can do graining.

J. a. 1233 X. Garrieon. 461 PAINTER Sit.

wanted by firat-class painter: baa ladders, brushes and paints; will work for property owners only: reasonable price: estimates furnished. Joerdan. 3137 Laclede. (81 PAPFR HANGER Sit. bv paper hanger; can furnish everything required.

Ad. 21. Post-Dlsrutch. 1 PORTER Sit. by sober, honest white man, 48.

as Janitor, porter: handy with tools, painting, lawns, city references. Ad. 20. Post-Dispatch. PRINTER Wants position: aged 2: 3 years' expeHence.

Ad. 154. Post-Dispatch. (5) SALESMAN Sit. as dry goods or clothing walesman.

Ad. Mona House. loom 20. i5 SALESMAN Wishes position In gents' furnishing or dry goods store; will work very rea- sonahle. Ad.

66. Poat-Diapatch. SALESMAN" Wishes position In grocery store or any other store as salesman; will work very reasonable. A.d. 8.

Post-Dispatch. 7i SALESMAN Wihes position in gents' furnishing, hat or dry goods store: will work very rejisoTiable. Ad. 87. Post-Dispatch.

SHIPPING CLERK 81:. wauted by experienced planing -nlll-hlpping- clerk experience taking measurements and soliciting mill work. Ad. 180. Post-Dlagxitch.

ttl) STEAMFITTER Sit. by a good steamfitter. either In factory or shop. Ad. 72.

Post- Dls patch. (71 STENtohPIIEn Sit. by young man. 18. stenographer and typewriter.

Ad. 1724 Chest- St. Louis. TOURISTS YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION AS COMPANION TO PARTY GOING TO EUROPE. SPEAKS THE SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGE.

GERMAN AND ENGLISH. GOOD TRAVELER. AD. 25. POST- TVISJATCH.

(7) WATCHMAN Sit. wanted as watchman: five vears government service: beat of reference. Ad W. E. 5345 Ea ton city.

(7) YOUNG MAN Sit. wanted by young man of 23 at factory work of some kind, or something steady; willing worker. Ad. 1029 Penn. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE CAN HI Kit Youna lady employed dnrlug the da would Hie position aa cashier in evening.

AJt J.Po9t-I)ispatotl. (9o) CASHIER Young lady wants position In some meat market or grocery atore. as cashier: beginner. Ad. 12, Post-Dispatch.

(6) COMPOSITOR Lady, experienced In allround work and copvholding, desires steady posl-tlon; best references. Ad. 2. (7) COOK Wanted, place to cook; good wages; references. 1419 Aubert av.

COOK A position wanted by competent middle-aged Swedish woman as cook: must have good wares: West End preferred. Ad. 150. EostDlsnatcb. 3 HOUSEKEEPER-SItT to take care of furnished rooms.

Ad. 159. Post-Dispatch. (d HOUSEOIUL Sit. to do housework aud dining room work; can give good references.

Ad. MlS5.Post plspatch! HOUSFX-ilRL-f It." to do general houeework in a email famllv; no washing or Ironing; references. Ad.M 167Post-Dlspatch. (0) ilOUSKiRL AND" COK Sit. wanted by 2 German girls for housework and cooking.

L. st. HOUSEGIRL -Sit. by a good German girl for general housework: small family; no washing or Ironing. Call or write 4X) St.

Ferdinand. 1 1 .1 ii.ij ci, a hnsekeeDer bv widow with one child, in a good, reliable place; good references given and required. Call or wrlte0i St. Ferdlnand ay. ty) LAUNDRESS Colored woman desires 2 to 4 nays lannorv.

iu jvuj l. jj IUN1RBSS 811. wanted by colored woman. washln by day. iirs.

LAUNDRESS Wants ladies' washtnat to dan experienced. CaU at 602 16th at. LAUNDRESS Sit." wanted by laundress, bundles of washing to take home; references. 4923 Easton av. LAt.VDRKSS Sit.

wanted by colored laun-uress. washing to brlue home; ladles or gu-tlemen. A d72320 Pine. LUN1IKRSS Colore.1 iaundress desires work to bring borne: n-ferencea furnished. Ella iMrruw.

2o30 Morgan, rear. LA.UXTRKS t. wanted by first -class colored launutxaa for Monday and Tuesday. Ad. 4345 Cottage av.

LA NiDJtES 1 1 wantod by colored woirnn. washing bv the day. ironing or houaecleau-lnr. 2e00 Paplnst. LA UNDRESS- Sit.

by lady to go out by day to wash or clean house. Mrs. Uhastony. 3214 Ollvs St. LAUNDRESS Sit.

wanted by coloreaondress for lely ana K5 5.. city references. Call or write 2200A ix-ott av. (d) LAUNDRESS-Slt. wanted by laundress out by the dav first three days.

Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday; can give references. 2910 Morgan st. St aD WIFE Ite3tHnible couple will take excellent care of h.nne during summer or longer. Ad.

X13. post Dispanh. URSF Sit bv middle-aged colored woman: willing tojra'veL4210 Washington bl. (5) NURSE Wanted, engagements by obstetric nuisJrwonld travel with infant for summer Write Mies Jenkins. 910 Sallsbury st.

() NURSE-SIt "by neat colored lady to nurse and dTplaln iewlng or assist in housework. Nl'RSKit. wsnted as cblldrre or call or addresB. 154. S.

3d rfd floor. vi osr Graduate norse would like position In a. office girl; rences: td surgical experience. lss Smith. S04 N.

Garrison. i OFfToE ASSl STAXT Young lady with two 168. Post-Dispatch. wsntsd aa sb-noe- rXrencc. Ad.

do bo uaM leaning or to bring washing hqene. lOW CtUTWmm WOMAN-SU. wanted by boarding bouse aa cook or laundry work. law oruce st. Ill i.

I4tn at. StenrAd Mrs VoUen, widow. 2104 Market 3J floor, rear. elp Wanted MALE. BAKER Wtd Freund'a Bakery.

913 SouJard. BAKER Wtd lcod second band baker. 1733 S. Oth. BAKER Wtd.

Third hand toaker. 2900 S. Jef- BtKFK Wtd. Good 8d hand or Id hand. 2tS27V Park 4 to 7 today.

BARBFR WtdT-Ocwd barber for Saturday taa 22 4 California. BARBER Wtd -Barber for Saturday and Sunday. H41 Pine at. )pnV-KS Wtd. Good guarantee.

612 Morgan st. (RRFK Wtd. For Saturday. $5.50. 13141 Blddle st.

BARBER Wtd For 3 guaranteed; steady trulted. 1109 itx DEATHS. SIMMERS Entered into Test on lilt tKl i Kl.en Slmmfrs (nee Kerby), beloved wire or Henry simmers arm uiuuici ui r-n llno-ir rraiiK oiramrs. liiii auu itnl Mrs. Frank McOuire (nee Hogs) and sister of John J.

Kerby. i i mi unerai irnm lanuiy iraiurn, Mav in Sr Kevin's Church. thence' Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend. TAKE Entered into rest Wednesday, Tllli-1 Vlau in ibi at A-'Ht Julia Al ay Take, 'deariy beloved wife of Louis Take, and dear motner oi -unuicu Take and our dear daughter ana ter, after a lingering illness, at ds- the age or zi years i minims.

The funeral will take place from res ,1 Vw nurnntQ frs Rrandf hh-iu Jk 1 I Rinip avenue, on Saturday. May rjoe. at d. uj nuu mimj Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery t-. i invito 1UII L1I, IIITTAIA.

iU ci.4 Relatives and friends are invited attend. to TIIOEI.E Entered Into rest Thurs day, May at a. Thoele, dearly beloved daughter of W. C. and Minnie Thoele (nee Wllshusen), after a lingering illness, at the age of 4 months and 4 days.

I.i 1 r-. family rPulTl f'P 1 Wnrren street. May 12, 19i6, at 1:30 p. m. day.

May 10. at 5:35 p. after a lingering illness, Kamenne weiscn (nee Otke), wife of the late Adam 1 1 1 V. I I r.r 1 rl II, IlI'LilT- i. iATTIHJ M.

Mrs. C. Bell (nee Welsch), George L. and jonn.M. vveiscn, agea years.

Funeral will take place Saturday, Mav 12, at 1:30 p. from family residence, 6436 West Park avenue. Friends invited to attend. WERNEU Thursday. May 10, 9:30 p.

Mrs. Barbara Werner, aged 70 years. Funeral from family residence. 1716 South Seventh street, Sunday May 13. BURIAL PERMITS.

Fred Kasnari. 7. S. 7th: uremia. -harles Martin.

2fi. 120 Clark: phthisis. William Cooney. 70. 1640 Lucas: hernia.

Frank Fisrher. 46. to Market: rupture. William Slle. 32.

2.124 Lawton: phthisis. I)elKra Kelly. 71. 2200 Hehert: broiK-hltis. E.

N. Bntfleld. 62. 2S21 Salena: pneumonia. Charles Watson.

60, 6138 Suburban; accident. Mm Keatlne. 72. 2309 X. 6th: nephrltta.

Thomas t.2. City Hoapital; convulsions. lt Garnaean. 38. CitT Hospital: eonTulslons, Winnie Meiillllek.

2. 2317 Caas: meningitis. William C-. Wagoner. 44.

3111 Nevrstead: cancer. Emma Gullerman. 22. 2017 Crittenden; phthisi. Satiate M.

Peter. 40. 612 S. 4th: eclampsia. Dennis Case.

87. 1316 X. 18th: hepatitis. Carson Dodson. 4.

1931 Belleglade: ahock. John Seholl. 76. 3208A X. IfttJi: heart disease.

J.weph 3. 30O7 Vlnfinla; heart dis ease. E. A. Wnnder.

M. 2.812 N. 25th: sarcoma. Mary Murray, 32, Boyle and Duncan; pneumonia. Philip B.

Xebbett. 1. 624 S. Morrison: pneu monia. Emma Hectel.

62. 4S92 Natural Bridsre: heart disease. Mamie Villa. 2S. S21 S.

22d: tubernilosis. Michael Hause, 52, St. Anthony's Hospital: hemorrhaKe. MARRIAGE LICENSES. AnVbroglo Strephcmonl OloTanna Jowaldl 1018 Cooper it ....1015 Cooper William L.

SlWermann 1935 Franklin Aoiiuta SchnlTls ueiurar oi Henrr Lotikamp 5357 Magnolia Mafrsret Wild 1719 Malllnokrodt st Bruno R. Goldammer 1106 Lynch st Xettla Koeppel 2705 Utah st iihnt II wilaon 1524 Palm st Bessie E. Clark Xorth Venice. Ill W. Martens 4046 Laclede a I'sullna Kaschele 4101 Papin st Charles Caele Edinburg-.

Ill Maud Wlndell Edlnbure. Ill Hanlel Flemmlnes 6301 New Manchester av Lillian Kinyon Klrkwood, Mo Elmer Stout 5322A' Easton st Xettle CarmodT OarrollKm. Ill Willtem Sedlak 1879 6. 12th at Annie Cik 1700 Allen a James Drisdale St. James Hotel Mrs.

Maud Bleelow 5622 Weat Park nl Clarence Fantroy Klrkwood. Mo Margery Glbsou Klrkwood. Mo C. X. Smith 8508 Cass ay Mrs.

Altoro E. Keen 3508 Caas ay F. Hinkle Granite City. Ill Nora E. AulabauKh Modesto.

Ill Rudolph C. Flottmann 1U X. 15th st Cecilia Jausa 112 X. 14tk at L. Antle 8117 Lucas ay Ethol TUlotson Tulsa, I.

Harry Kelser 3816 Minnesota ay lvuuua Grueff 44119 Louisiana ay Edward Mussniann 2504 X. Sarah at Carolina L. Volkmann 4U24 X. 25th st John Schnlde 2101 S. 3d at Katarlna Wlndberje 2101 a.

3d st Cass Landers 2639 Palm st Mrs. Anna Kodft-ers 2n3U Palm at A. K. Duncan 4379 Pelmax bl Edna L. Klein S14 S.

Ewlug ay Adolph Sundhausen Old Orchard. Mo Katie Bauin 14 Julia st Wedding Rings, 83. 0O to 2.00. Finest quality, solid lik gold. MERMOD, JACCARX KING, Catalogue Free.

B'way, Cor. Locust. BIRTHS RECORDED. joiiu iiu cin i'wvm John and Tlllie Ellla. 1923 X.

Urajid; jrtrL T- 1 1 'V. L. ir Vt "2 A A pmatirl ssHrl Joseph and Mattl B. Powr, SS20 Lincoln: 1 a 1 COX AT Ot-K erlvl Walter and Maj Alewel. 23tM Zs.

18tb; clrU Darld F. and Gertrude Crank. 4452 Aiuenal; E. Jnnl Foranu. 408 S.

lOi: rlrl-I3eiiVaiin and Elizabeth DeUera. 254 N. 10th: 'drew and Jan D. Murray, 1315 N. Kloa till.

John and Anna Foley. 2337 Queens: boy. rthur ana Anna rrmna. and Annie Miller. 2716 Frjjiklln: oy.

nrust and Anna Knobbe. 2t22 pres.n; boy. ll.ert and Ida Brehme. 112 w70ml': and Pauline Hasekamy. 1942 Palm, boy.

John and iiueuer. and Mary Proske. 2788 SUsrd: boy. Rlr-hard and Martha Uuncan. 133S January.

nTlkm and Emma Lyldh. 8742 Weat Park: hanes and Maitd Mclyor. 4246 Manchester; boy. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS. rlTV HEAT.

ESTATE CO. i. ilirn that th ra-nlar an nual meeting of the stockholders of this company will held In office of tha company. In the City of St. Lonls.

on Tlay. May 15. 190. at 9 o'clock In tba forenoon, for the alacllon of seyan (7) directors to aerye during the ensuing year, and until their urersaors sball haya been elected and shall liaye qoallfied. and for tos transaction of such other business as may properly come beto: the meellag- t-t.

Lonla. Mo-. May 1906. A. J.

DAVIDSON. President. F. H. HAMILTON, aecratary.

STtMHOLDERS' MEET1XO The ansual maeiiug of the stockholders of the American Telephone and Telegraph Oo. of Missouri, for the election of directors and the transaction of such other business as may properly coma befote the meeting, will be held at the offica of th -onpany, 29 Cortlaadt atreet. Xw ork City. S. a Friday.

May 18. 1908. at 9 o'clock a m. BDWARD P. MEANT.

President. MELVILLE KGLESTON. Becretary. St. Louis.

April 2S. 1900. Lost and Found LOST. HEADS Loat. strlne pearl beads on Pag Klulr rrtuin to Miurrra ay.

aud recel rew a HOOK I.ot. lTudentlal collection book. Tuea-lay on H'ntnn. between 9th and 12ih. Kvturu to 810 Oil re.

room 510; regard. i BOX Lust, from our wajn Ttmraday after-In. -it. one Ux oontainlnsr oua vet of teaaa Iwrm'M. wtrh inm haioe.

ttuES ami collar; box luark. M. J. Altiuan. Ml.

Olie, ill. H'tiun J. B. Sk-klee Saddlery lat and WaKfaington- CAKlH'ASELoat. brown canU'ane contalnli lal-hka.

lttfluru to aiKlmw on card; lib-rsl rv snl. Cil.H Li. 4 rirrian coin, newly plated: reward If returned. Uegga A Mustek. 717 Market St.

IHXI It llyer-colnred pointer; Ikauaa No. 13.2W; reward. W10 UanAv. TEAMSTERS Wtd. 2t21 Fall Ashland east ofXew.tead.E.Whalen.

5 TEAMS Wtd. Ten teams per day; all summer work. Hamilton and Page. Wefpb- KunxejlntCo. (ii ToA," To haul macadam, at quany, St.

Louis and Union. Bambrick Bros. Cou- ruction StLouls. TEAMS Wtd. To bsul mscadam at quarryT Grand and Forest Park bl.

Bambrick Bros. toustruction 524St.Louls. jb TEAX1S Wtd. 100 teaxus, 50-foot beds: (1 per h-ad: making 6 per day. 18th and Wasb- lngton.

TEA MiS Wtd. to haul macadam and building roc: steady work all summer. Apply WW Fruin-Bainbrkk JJonst Co TEI.EPHuNE MEN Wtd. To work' on switch-board inatallation. Lockbox 14)3.

(7j TINNERS Wtd. Good men for inside 1118 Pine st. (61 VARNISHF.R Wtd. Good color varnisber on gear snd wheel finisher. Banner Buggy Main and Rutger.

(7) WAITER Wtdi Good reetaurant man. 3042 Market st. WAITER WtdNest, brainy' wait on table: bring references. 6419 Cabanne. WATCHM AN W4d.

Night watchman: mtist have first-class references. American Steam ILaunilry 21st andMorga.netsLa YARDMAN-Wtd. Flrstjclass Trd'nan. Grand Avenue Hotel. Grand and Ollve SHOEWORKERS WANTED.

BOYS Wtd. To feed McKay heeler. Roberts. Johnson Hand, Ilickory street factory. (5) El ETUI MM ERS Wtd.

Jordan Shoe hellevllie. III. tl) IIEFL TRIMMER. Wrtd. Heel trimmer, one that can scour heels preferred: boy to feed lightning heeler: buy to beat up seats In welt room and heel burnisher.

Hamilton-Brown Shoe Jefferson and Randolph. MAN" Wtd. 5ood man on Boston feather-edge machine, also heel stackers. Brown Shoe Blue Ribbon Plant. Jefferson and Mnllan- phy.

(7) OPERATORS Wtd. Pulling machine operators on welts. Kotrts. Johnson A Rand. Hickory st.

factory. SHANK INKERS 'Wtd. Flrst-clas shank Inkers on men's work. Courtney Shoe 31st and Lucas av. KHOFWORKER Wtd.

Touober-isj on Booth ma. -blue on men's weliB. Factory i. Peters Shoe St. Louis and Jefferson.

SPOwwoHKERS Wtd. Heel scourers snd McKay operators on ladies' shoes. Wft-heimer-Swarts Shoe Co. SHOBWORKETtS Wtd. 1 skiver, 2 blucher vimners.

1 tip stitcher: steady work. Csr-ruthers-Jones hoe Memphis, Tenn. () SHOriwORKEK Wtd. Welt assembler: steady work and good pay: apply at once. 1 towns.

Johnson Ik Rand. Hickory st. factory. 7) AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS' latest and best-paying proposition; many are corning money; call and we will show you how.

601 Colonial Security Bldg. AGENTS Wtd. For "Annual Dividends Only." Euarene L. Isaacs, general agent. Mass.

Mutual. Century suite 216. (It AGENTS Wtd. Experienced men aud women to sell photo tickets: some mine entirely new. Genelll.

508 Olive St. (8) AGENTS Wtd. Everywhere, to sell our popular policies, covering all accidents, dis- eases and occupations; something entirely new and issued by this society only; easily understood aud easily sold; cost but $11 per annum each, payable monthly 11 oesirea; large commission, paid immediately, and exclusive territory allowed. Ad. National Accident Society, 320 Broadway, New York.

Established 20 years. (10) SAN FR4.XCISCO GREAT DISASTER -Only $1 book: far outsells higher-priced books; large, fully Illustrated: extra terms: freight paid. Credit given. Outfit free. Ziegler 215 Locust Philadelphia, Pa.

(16) CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS. CANVASSERS Wtd. San Francisco Disaster: complete work now ready; easy seller; good commission. Box 1307, City. (6) SOLICITORS Wtd.

Tnree experienced lady solicitors: salary or commission. Murillj St udlo.l3 14 Olive at. (8) SOLICITORS Wtd. Solicitors and crew managers; tine proposition; no comtietltion. 810 OH ve suite 508.

(6) SOLICITORS Either sex, for beautifully Illustrated book, San Francisco cataclysm. Ad. Lockbox 919. St. Louis, Mo.

SOLICITOR Wtd. Lady solicitor; nothing to sen: money every mirut: iMTuaiient position. White. 3134 Olive, upstairs. SOLIciroitS Wtd.

Ladles or gentlemen: nice, pleasant work; good wages. Call 1420 lx-cust st. (5) SALESMEN WANTED. SALESMAN Wtd. out; nothing like It; Investigate; $70 per month snd commissions; cash bond.

2119 Eugenia sU SALESMEN Wtd. Three excellent openings for cigar and cigarette salesmen: $75 to lira. iiapgooos. 910 cuemicai mug. SAllESMAN Wtd.

ISxperlenced patent medl-clne or siiecllty Uemian for strong and well-advertised line. Ilawcixxla, 916 Chem- SALESMEN Wt.l. First-class shoe and clothing salesmen; must know how to trim windows. Ajifuy at once, Flelehman Shoe and JJraxuteCWy, 111. SALESMEN Wtd.

i sell'tiiU line of hardv fruit and orcsmental trees: work full or part time, as you prefer: pay weekly; outfit free. Lawrence Nursery Fort Madison. Io. (80) PARTNERS WANTED. PARTNER Wtd.

rnterest In the New Thought, with eeversl hundred dollars. Ad. 179. Post-Dispatch. 15) PARTNER Wtd.

I must travel; want partner to handle business: It Is paying well: proofa sufficient: terms if wanted: references wanted and given. Ad. 21. Post-Dls. AGENCIES, SCHOOLS, ETC.

MLSSOI RI Clirlstlsn Employment Agency makes specialty of furnishing hotel, private family help. 11 S. 15th t. (7) HELP WANTED FEMALE. HOUSEHOLD HELP.

7c a Line. COO lWtdr Colored eook. 4453 Morgan. COOK Wtd. Middle-aged white conk.

2709 Wasklngton av. (5) cook Wtd. German preferred; small family: cooking only; $25 per mouth. 4475 COOK Wtd. Good plain cook; good wages.

3524Wasuington av. COOK Wtd. Good, plain cook. 3C71 "Cleveland av. COOK Wtd.

First-class cook, with references. 5287 Westrnlcisrter. COOK. ETC. Wtd! Two servsnt gli'li.

one ss cook snd one as nurse and houaegirl. 22A Warren upstairs. COOK Wtd. Flrst-clasa colored cook: jod wares to right party. Apply at oiH-e, 41..2 Washington bl.

(5) GIRL Wtd. For co.klng and assist with housework: wsgee "120 month. 6434 Maple. GIRL Wtd. To cook, downstairs aud laundry work.

Phone Forest 17ti7. GIRL Wtd. Experienced white girl for plain cooklng; good wages. 4388 Mcl'herson. GIRJ.S Wtd.

Two" good girls -ok and bouse-sork. 4:65 McPherson av. GIRL Wtd House and dining room girl, colored, with reference; private family. Lncar ay. (3t GIRL Wtd.

Parlor maid and one that imderstamls plain sowing. (W9 Ik-I- marbL i7 GIRL Wtd Good reliable girl to do laundry work. Inquire Visitation Convent, Cabanne snd Plt HOUeEGlKL Wtd. Girl for general house- work. Apply 3806 Cleveland HOUSEMAID Wtd.

Competent boasemsid: reference. Hswtborne bl. (21 HOL8BGIRL Wtd. Girl or woman to assist with general housework. 2345 Psrk.

UbUP3GTRL Wtd. Good girl for general honse work. 8434 Mpl a v. HOUSrVilRL Wtd. For light housework.

3300 St. Louis sr. HOU46F.GI RL Wtd. Must assist with wslkine children references. 4419 Momo It.

IK)TiHF5IRL boiswort: who can auswerton-. easy place. 1512JrUve. iVjUSF'ilRl Wtd. Yminar'gtri to assist lth Il-t howwirk.

4Oii Mol'herson. HOI'SFGIRL Wtd! Gid rlrl for gnrl housework. 5o54Raymoiid av. () HOUSEG1RI, Wtd Youne girl for light boose-work: no washing. 2010 8.

Broadway. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Girl for grneral hou-work. at 5727 Bartmer av. (7) HOU8EHRL Wtd.

Experienced "girl for general hotawork. 4147 l'a'mar. HOUSFGIRL Wtd. Strong geaarsl housework. Call st once.

3b3 Co. HoUSEJIRL Wtd Girl for gvneral housework. 4319 L'ndetl. fijlKI," ww for rroersl housework ia mnmtne "ar: far Urn-ersi nisw5rkjBo la oodry ..7) HOUsExJIKL Wttd Erpsr1ertc4 white girt rot Caars4 bouse work; trgtm 130. 1.7o Mergs-t.

WANT AD RATES COST PER LINE. Count seven average worda a line. No ad accepted for less 'ha a the price of two lines. Per line. ALL CLASSIFICATIONS 1 Except the following: Situations Wanted, 8 Tines or (Each additional line.

6c.) Rooms for Rent. City; Rooms With Board. Cltv Household Servants (female) Wanted Loans on Personal Property lZMs Clalrvovsnts. Magnetic Healing. Spiritualism.

Personal. Personal Sundrlea. Matrimonial. Employ- ment Agnciea ..15 Business Ads In Personal sr Mat rimonial and Room ana Boara. Agencies Obituaries.

Carda of Thank, line. RlTth and Lodge Notices. Engagements. Marriages. Death Notices, esch YOUR DRUGGIST OCB WANT AD AGENT.

HELP WANTED MALE. LABORERS Wtd. At Chain of Rock; take waterworks car at Baden. Fruin eolnon, contractors. LINEMEN Wtd.

First-class telephone linemen for out of the city; union men preferred. Ad. 2S. Post-Dispatch. l) MACHINIST Wtd.

Good all-round machinist. 214 Locust st. MACHINISTS Wtd. Nonunion. for general factory work; state age.

experience and rei-erences. Ad. A 9. Post-Dispatch. MACHINE HAND9 Wtd.

Woodworking machine hands. Apply American Car and Fouc-dry Madison. 111. (8) MACHINE HAND Wtd. Good machine hand for sticker, mortiser and tenon machine.

Apply Carondelet Planing 5612 S. Broad- way. to MAN Wtd. To work around bonse and wash dishes. 116N.12th st.

MAN Wtd. To help around lunchroom at nlcbt. 23UI Market. MAN Wtd. Yard and houseman.

Grand st. Call 612 X. MAX Wtd. Handy with tools for making com mon extension ta-ble. 202O N.

loth St. MAX Wtd Colored man" to do stable and housework: bring references. 618 Locust. MAN Wtd. Good, sober man who has had experience In Ice cream business.

Call 4o4i Cote Brilliante. (5) MAX Wtd. Young man to work In saloon; one that knows a little about bartending. Call at12 S.4th et. MAX AXT WIFE Wtd.

Reliable German and wife, for outdoor work and cooking. 00 farm. 30 mil from city. Ad. 100.

P--D- MAN Wtd. For general work on country place, driving, lawn, etc. 1114 Chemical Bldg. MAX Wtd. Good advertising man.

at once, to take charge of new paper. B-amum, 505 Market. MAX Wtd. A young man with a fair knowledge of paper cutting to work in bindery; steady position. Apply to J.

A. Carroll. Simmons 9th and Spruce. () MEN Wtd Allround "woodworking machine hands. 2022 De Kalb st.

MEN Wtd. Six men to Shovel coal at Baden Waterworks. John Landers. aTeN Wt(L To sell Ice cream from hand wagon; nothing else like it in town. 153d Bid-die st.

MEN Wtd. Several men, experii'siced In brewery office work for managers of Urge beer agencies; must understand bookkeeping. Ad. A 6. Post-Dispatch.

'7 MEN Wtd. Everywhere; good pay; to distribute circulars, advertising matter, tack signs, no canvassing. Ad. Natlonel Distributing Bureau. 100 Oakland Bank Clil- cago.

111. (7) MOLDER Wtd. Experienced and steady mold-er hand. G. E.

Ralthel Mfg. Broadway and Monroe. MOLDERS Wtd. Bench and squeeser molders. St.

Louis Malleable Casting 7800 N. Broadwaj (8) MOLDERS Wtd. Fifteen good nonunion molders; steady work; machinery job. Ad. United IronWork Cc Sprlngfleld.Mo.

(8) MOULDFR MAN Wtd. A good moulder man at Greenwood Planing Mill, 3310 Green-wood Maplewood. (89) MOULDERS WANTED. Twenty-flve first-class molders. railroad and Jobbing work: also five coremakers; apply at once.

1326 Pine room 1. NAILERS. ETC. 7 Wtd. Box nailers snd sswyers Alt Box Mfg.

OPERATORS Wtd. Experienced operators on pants: steaay work; gooa wages, cxjrmin Woolen Mills. 1128 Washington. (8) AJ TE RS Wtd.A pply 2800 De a 1 st. 1 1 PAINTER Wtd.

Nonunion house painter; call after fl p. m. 2322 taiouteau. PAINTFiRS Wtd. Two automobile painters.

3968 Ol've. PAINTERS. Wtd. Two painters and paper hangers. Call Geo.

Tollard. 4963 Ar- senal st. 196) PAINTER Wtd. Flrst-clasa painter and cal-sominer for large hotel: year round position orcapable man. Ad.

Kl M.Post-pis. (7) PAINTER Wtd. First-class carriage and wagon painter: stesdy Job for good man. giving references. Louis Koers, Little Rock.

Ark. PAPER HANGERS Wtd. Stesdy work for good men. 4917 Easton av. PAPER Robert W.

Klrwood. 2727 Lacledeav. PAPER HANGERS Wtd Good men; steady employment. Kilber, 4230Page. (6) PHOT0ORAPHERS Wtd.

Good callers out: kid wk. U. S. View 3943 X. IJd.

PHOTOGRAPHERS Wtd. View men: good ones only. N. S. View 945 N.

23d corner Newbouee av. before (i or tomorrow. PLUMBERS. ETC. Wtd.

Phrmbecs ami gas-fltterg. 300S Finney ay. POLISHERS Wtd. Shovel polishers or men to ahovel polishing. St.

Louis Shovel Duncan and Sarah. (Si PORTER Wtd. Yoini colored "porter for bar- her miop. 350S Oli re st PORTER. Wtd" Porter and assistant bartender: atate age and experience: must furnish city reference: $30 mouth, board, bed.

Ad. 2, Post-Dispatch. PORTER Wtd. White man. for night work In clothing store: must be experienced and have good recommendation or don't apply.

Gate- lys. 812 N. Broadway: PRESS HANDS" Wtd. Inquire Quick Meal Stove 827 Chouteau a- PRK-SSFFIEDER Wtd. Job pressfeeder.

who can make ready. 12:1 Locust. PRF5SFEEI)EtR Wtd Job pressfeeder. Buxton A Skinner Stationery CO. PRK.SSF.R St.

-Steady for good man. 3143 Prees coats: good pay; call atonce. 20flX. 6th 3d noor. PRESSFR Wtd.

On vests. Xewman Biehle. IOOW Olive st. PRESSFEEDERS Wrd. Job pressfeerters; steady position.

Apply to J. A. Carroll. Slmmons llardwsre 9th sad Spmce. (tfi RIVETERS Wtd.

Riveters for light sTieet nieial aud structural steel riveters. St. Louis Car Broadway. SAWYER Wtd. One familiar with portable circular mill.

Apply to aupcrlntendent Chicago House Wrecking World ralr grounds. iov MEN Wtd. 50 section men, boarding honse furnished: no fee. 2100 N. Broad way.

SHEET METAL WORKERS Wtd. And men familiar with power brakes. Si. Louis tar Co SoOO N. Broadway.

(6' SHOHjjf AKFR Wtd. Flrst-clsss shoemaker, no boosers need apply. 8 1 1 l3.Vandeventer. SODA DISPENSER "Wtd. Experienced.

Apply SOLDER BR Wtd. Young man with some ex- tinwork. 421 S. 6th at. T.3J rTABLFiMAN WW Good stableman and bar- cieaner.

843S Unoeil. STENOGRAPHER Wtd. Itallroad exnerlence. per month Oliver Typewriter SIS 9th Century Bldg. STENOHHAPFIBR wtd Experienced male stenographer for wholesale dry goods busl-nesa.

Ad. A 10. Post-Dispatch; (961 STENOGRAPHERS Wtd. Two tirst-clsss stenographers, to do stenographic work and act as aecretarlea; between 25 and 80 years of age; to to imtUt Keuter Dayton to fill laitortsnt positions; good salaries to rlrht mo; only Al men nevd apply. Applv C.

R. office. 310 N. tu At. Louis.

Saturday. May 12. be-tween 9 s. m. and 4 p.

m. STEWARD Wtd. Sober, experienced steward for au room hotel In Soutbern town: give Kce. exiierlence. and salary expected: single man preferred.

Ad. 134. Post -Dispatch. 2 STOCKXIAN Wtd. Experienced stockman at St.

Louis Glass and Qjeenssare 9th and Wid. Bv lit wholesale bouse, stockmen, blil work era. checkers, backer-, porters, nailers and bvs: aPP'V at giving age. experience and reference. A 8.

Post-Diapatch. T) TAILOR Wtd Tailor and rser to Isdies carmenta isia Jaffarsoo. TZAslS rVt-L Doinss spd ElrKerj. i 1 I I 5 4 1 'IrvllA wtmmnmr.