St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 20

TO FIND TENANTS FOR YOUR HOUSES, ADVERTISE IN THE POST-DISPATCH. ST. LOUIS' BEST HOUSE AND HOME GUIDE. MORE READERS THAN THERE ARE HOMES IN THE CITY. 20 TTT3DAY.

JVLT 1. MOT. TTS rr I a CTK Si I 8H0E WORKERS WANTED. DEATHS. tMdJesMis tMivmst Certain for tMnumma wssia hs? I OS I -and Luc.

I ilr.Kl. Ki ON UNUSED INSERTIONS. DRUGGIST OUR -u-r 7 1- HELP WANTED MALE. HELP WANTED MALE II Ireland Invades and Conquers Germany The result is the discovers' of the WW Murphy-ised" A new use found by the Teutons for Ireland's Valuable Vegetable THE POTATO! Consul Frank Hannah of Madgeburg semis information of a new Gorman composition to take the place of cedar in lead pencil-. The principal ingredient of the stilmtitute is potatoes.

The pencils are now eing manufactured and soon will be on the market. It is estimated that to manufacture these pencils will take about half of the time required to make cedar pencils. "While this will lessen the cost of pencils it will not ndd to their efficiency for writing Ads. So You need not Wait to send that Help AanteJ Advertisement to the Post-Dispatck For any little old stub of a pencil will do the work. COI.RM.4K Entered into rest on Tuesday, Juiy 2.

1907, at 3:55 o'clock a. Wary Coleman (nee McNary). beloved wife of John Colepian and our dear sister. Kemalns will be taken from the family residence. 2238 Adams street on Wednesday.

July 3, at 9 o'clock a. m. to 1'nlon Station. Interment at Gaylord, Kas. MAVIS Entered into rest on Sunday June 30, at p.

Carrie iJavl (nee Von Omivain). dearly heloved mother or May and haw in Davis, after a lingering illness, in her 41st year. Funeral from residence, 1519 Clin ton street. Wednesday, July 3. at a.

thence to St. Michael Church. Eleventh and Clinton streets. (2c) On Sunday. June 30 1907.

at 11:55 p. John Flannery, beloved son of Richard and Annie Flannery (nee Kelly), and dear brother of James, Richard. Mamie and the late Edward Flannery and llrs. Julia Bowdern. Funeral from family residence, 1211 North Twentieth street, Wednesday.

July 3. at 8:30 a. to St. Bridget's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.

Chi'-airo Baltimore (Md.) and Denver (Colo.) papera please copy. )10I'MAX On Tuesday, July 2, 1907. at 10 m. Katie, asre 6 years and 10 months. beloved daughter of Henry and Elizabeth Hoffman and ftiif dpflr alater Funeral Wednesday.

July 3. at 1:30 p. from residence. 705 Chouteau avenue, to St. Steven's Chapel, thence to St.

Marcus Cemetery. KIK1VI.F.K Entered Into rest on Sunday, June 30. 1907, at 5:45 p. Celeste Klenlen. dearly beloved daughter of George A.

and Sophie Klenlen (nee Franck), aged 8 years and 7 months. Funeral Wednesday, July 3. at 9 a. from family residence, 4142A Labadie avenue, to St. Matthew's Church, thenco to Calvary Cemetery.

(2c) LAW SOX-On Monday. July 1. 1907. at 11:45 p. after a lingering illness, Mrs.

Elizabeth I-awson (nee McKen-na), beloved wife of James A. Law-son, mother of James. Raymond and Bern Ice Eawson. sister of Mary McKenna and Margaret Iennhan. Funeral takes place on Thursday, July 4, at 8 a.

from residence, 4120 North Newstead avenue, to Holy Rosary Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. (3d Mf.4ll.IFF Arthur McAuliff entered into rest on Sunday, June 30. at 9:30 p. belovei. husband of Nellie McAuliff (nee Schraudner).

and brother of Mrs. Lou Schwartz and Mrs. John Courtney (nee Per-not), aged 33 years. Funeral from Charles F. Bergesch undertaking rooms, corner Sixth and Parr streets.

Wednesday. July 3. at p. to St. Lawrence O'Toole's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Friends invited. M4Rril4M Entered Into rest on Monday, July 1, JW7, at 3:50 a. August Marchand, beloved son of Mrs. Clenmtina Hermann anil our dear brother, aged 29 years and 11 months. Funeral from residence, 102SA South Thirteenth street.

Wednesday. July 3, at 1:30 'p. to Holy Agnels Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. O'CONXOIt Entered into rest on Monday.

July 1, 1907, at 5 o'clock p. Thomas P. O'Connor, beloved husband of Marguerite O'Connor (nee HimhvJ. Funeral will take place from the family residence. 104A South Oarrl-lon avenue, Wednesday, July 3.

at 2 o'clock p. to St. Malachy's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. POHTKH Entered Into rest on Monday, July 1. 1907, at 9:30 p.

Charles E. Porter, dearly beloved husband of Julia Porter (nee Kenning) and our dear brother-in-law and uncle, after a lingering illness, at the age of 67 years and 2 months. Funeral will take place from family residence, 2230 Carr street, on Friday. July 6. 1907, at 1:30 p.

to Bethanla Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Deceased was a member of Lafayette Lodge, Knights of Pythias, No. 12S. (3c) tlOG On Monday.

July 1, 1907. Josephine Slgg, beloved mother of Paulina Revnolds (nee Slgg). Peter, Joseph and Lizzie Slgg, age 67 years, 4 months and 12 days. Funeral from residence, 19-1 Arsenal street. Thursday, July 4.

at 8:30 a. m. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Louisiana Lincoln (111.) and Colorado Springs papers please copy. (3c I iemVEXK Entered into rest on Tuesday, July 2.

at 1 a. Gertrude Schwenk. beloved daughter of George and Clara Schwenk (nee Hall), and dear sister of Hazel. Ollie, George and Clarence Schwenk. after a brief illness at the ago of 10 years and 6 months.

The funeral will take place on Wednesday, Julv 3. at 2 p. m. from family residence. 2S2S Cass avenue, to the St.

Peter's Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited. RWIIUIIT Suddenly on Mondav. July 1. 1907.

at 1:40 o'clock p. Frank Swinhart, dearly beloved son of Llal and Annie Swinhart (nee Gannon), dear brother of William and LIhI Swinhart, aged 25 years. The funeral will take place from family residence, 3TAS Clark avenue to -Ft. Malachy's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.

Deceased was a member of St. T.ouls Fire Department. Engine Company No. 21 and Young Men's Sodality of St. Malachy's parish.

Due notice of funeral vv'll be Riven. VOI.K Entered into rest Monday, July 1, 1907, at 12:10 a. after lingering Illness, John W. Volk. aged 73 years and 4 months, dearly beloved husband of Emma Volk (nee Weitkamp), father of William, Lena Tlofmetster (nee Volk).

Louis and i Dora Volk. and grandfather. Funeral from family residence. Ohio avenue, Wednesday, at 2 On Monday. July 1, 1907.

at Henry Weber, beloved of Georgia Weber, after a ess, age 52 years and 4 from family residence, iionwealth avenue, Green-o'clock p. Wednesday 3, to Pickett's Cemetery. De-Ad wa a member of Acme Tent 92. J. O.

T. M. anrl CignrmakeiV Iiernatlonal T'nion No. 44. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

Granite Monuments at r.nr.ATt.Y nrtt rr.r pRirEfi to rtntu LT ASH VACATK BY TERMINATION OF IF ASF. niR GRAND AXD EASTON' AV. BRANCH YOUR INHPFCTION ISVITFB -STornian iNroimment Co. DIVIDEND NOTICES. IMVIPEND NOTICK Office Oerman American Bank.

June 'is, ihot. At a six-cial meetlnK of the Board of Directors held this day. a semi-annual dividend of fin per share was declared out of the earnings of the past six months, pavahle on and after Julv 1. AL'Gl'HT OEIINER Preaident. (2c) If You Are a "Captain of Industry" Even In a small way, you will nod to provlda room Its frequently or your ranks of workers will grow thin (and ir-Batlafld.

Want ads. brine "nw blood." Try a l-TIME AT. in Post-Dispatch Wants. 1 llll, Monty refunded on unusad Insert Inns. ler Draff 1st Oar Aeat Call 5 o'clock MAX Wtd -To make himself house.

Vernon av. useful about MAN Wtd Yoona man. with rash, for iwra. tail 44A ltenolst IMO snd 'ine. MAN OR BOY Wtd To work around house no ias rare of horse.

Apply llt'7 Frank- 1 ri'reai farK bl. MAX Wtd Mn for outside lunchstand must nave experience; lo week: 1 days steady mork. Ad. 170. Post Dispatch MAN wtd.

Familiar with handlln carpen ter Arm A. Helmann Mf MAX for 131o R. st. (C Wtd. Experienced dlnln room boardinjt bouse and restaurant.

man 1411 Olive ST. MAN Wtd. Toiin man to cut meat and f. call after 7 this evenln s.ni Market st. MAN Wtd.

Youn man to work In stock room of wholesale house; p-lve education. riienence. if anv. ae references and sal arywanted. Ad.

17-. I'oet-Diapateh. MAN wtd For reneral worw on country plare. near city- hrinar rerommendstlims; call room 221 e.lnrs.Uy iio-rnin. rlork.

MAN Wtd. Experience.1 man to handle fireworks display. Write or Inquire Wednesday after Century Boat Club, Broadway. MAN td. Reliable, up-to-date real estate man.

to sell town lota to Memphis people Id proposition: good commissions A Mine i-and lin porter Memphis. icnn. a. wife Wtd Industrious man and wife for housework and ssrdrn work in country near St. IaiuIs.

Call or ad. -co. vi. jnornton. 2123 S.

Kln HiKhmav MEATCITTEIt Wtd. First -class. Apply 42n r. MKATCI'TTER Wtd To run market Estr o. mir Hend and W.Klland av.

MaplewcKHl. MFN AND BOT-Wtd; Folsom and Lawrence. 00i MEN Wtd Ten men. 2.V" money sny nne; i nion ann i.vtirn MEN Wtd Tim Moloney at l'th anil Wa-hinHton av MEN Wtd. men for extra rsng.

II per day; no fee. 21is X. Broadway. 7 MEN Wtd Men and bova. Mengel Box Folaom and Ijiwrence.

let MEN Wtd. -25. with Br.iadwav and Benton; 5o men. with hatchets. 3d and Dorcas.

Missouri Wrecking Co. i.i MEN" Wtd. For Inside fartorv work: steidv employment. Nulson. Klein 4k Krauss-' Mfg.

lvee and Sidney. (4i MEN and ing MEN "til. r.xierlened In we Iglng up aas i ooors. Aily at lower I. rove I'ln Mill.

Kentucky and Manchester. W'td To unload cl and cke; aoid wages. can. l'olar Wave. Xewstead anil 1 oin ici MUX Wtd.

Three men to take orders, coffee, tea. groceries. $15 week. 4is Market, room 2'2. iimi MILKER mines.

ilve inr. (fimi, -Fire 4120 Ashland nay. Apptr Brann. and J- yier. NIGHT WATCHMAN Wtl.

offlee; must havje referencea. Apply 1710 8. 11th at. Nl'T Wtd Forged ami hot pressed: steady work for oJ men. Tho Vpaon Xut Cle eland OPERATORS Wtd Extierlenced llnotye oiterators; nonunion.

Buxton Skinner Stationery Co. i PsCKER Wtd. F.xrsTle'nred.- for general merchandise; must be qulr and steady. Apply Edward Westen Tea and Spire li. th andcisrk.

ici P.MNTFH Wtd That can" Bavard 7:30 a. m. good wages. Martin. PAINTER Wtd.

Nonunion; references "required; come prepare, work. iti.l Frarkiln av. PA PERH NGERS Wtd Steady work.Wir mr. l.ti'i X. King's highway.

tel PHoTiVc.RA I'll Ell Wtd. Caller-nut; must tie worker. Henley. Mm s. Iith St.

PI.t'MBERS Wtd. Nonunion; open siop; ex-perlenced In Jobbing; steady position right man. Ad. 11, Post-Dispatch. C.

I yo dt V. RW tjl tilt X. Jeff era. PORTER Wtd. White porter." 1712 Mr' ket at.

PORTER Wtd. Snloon: "must have expeii-ence; good wagee. 14imi h. Broailway. fiiHTER Wtil.

In barber shop. Hamilton. PORTER Wtd. -For sthsin ar.d 3701 Manchester av. PORTER Wtd.

Ycting man to do porter work at Bluearnss Hotel; German pi -r-frrred. 4O40 Olive. PORTKUS til. K.eii.'ni eil; must well rwnintnptiilt'il. Apjly Snj.t., 15.

MCKXT r.KO. DRY ('. e3 4 a-. Wtd CilT at once. r.liVI Fln- ey av.

SALESMEN" Wtd Two nent-looklng men to sell roods; must come well teoomtnended; no xpTlenre needed. Cll after a. ask for Mr. K- tterer. lion olive st ici SAWYERS Wtd Two exterlenced rln and eross-rut siw hnnda.

Aoply at Titer Orove Planing Mill, Kentucky and SH A PER HAND Wtd -shaer hand and band CarondeUt Planing Mill C. An siwver Apply oJl S. I Iron d- SIloKMAKEIt Wtd Bring Vsndeventer s. Park Slli El AVtd -sourl Wrecking and Barton. SHOVELER Wt l.

shovelers. Wedn -s-day morning; money anv time. Trudeiu and le Kalh. T. 1 1 Webb.

Si A DISPENSER Wtd Io assist Thursday and Sitiirdav evenn. everv other Sunday. N. 14'h. STABLEMAN Wtd Grind Laundry.

.10, I-iwtnn av. POI.DERERS Wtd. tion white metal silver-plated hoi low. ware; steady w.ok. Ad.

A 112. I'ist-Ilspatch. l4i STEAM IRILIFRS Wtd Two. Enst St Ixula Stone Falling Sorlnrs 111 Cltv office 40 Missouri East St. lmis.

Ill FT1CKEH HANDS Wtd Banner Sish aid Ioor Broadway. ici STONE PKK.AK1.KS si .,11 p-r BOUSre- sltl'Tnia imi I hhiinui-. r.i r- mann ft Bros. SFITCASE MAKERS Wtd. Several g-ml.

fist men: none ouier n'i iin Harris, 41C4 S. Main I.s Angel. -s Cal. TEAM Wtil Apply Amerlcun Pr-sa Brick fiSiNi id TFAMS Wtd To haul mac-dam. at quarry.

introse and Scott. TEAMS Wtd --Teams and slips, in De snd Kennerlv in morning. A J. Ri ss. TEAMS Wtd snd men.

CIsvton and Kln highway; day work. Win. T. ogle Co Til MOI.nrnSi Wtd. Apply Parker sell.

Morganf rd rd. Tjvvrw Wtd Accustomed sneer stov- work. Jackea Evans Mfg. N. Main n.s-iiii ir.ti TRtMMFRS WM Gnl exiMTl.

need men's hat trimmers, none otheia ne-d sp.iy: ss steidy employment. Apply ll VMne'on sv. metij suver- Pla'ted hol'ow-ware; ste.dv work. Ad A 142. Poet-Dlspatrn.

Wtd Four goal uj.hol-sterers stesdv work Apply Car and Foundry Co St. charle. (Ici A A ITER WM. Good waiter at once. no X.

Hroadwsv. WAITER Wtd Colored, and to help wllh Isnltor work: aoiv n-rore wonesilay. Jtrullm 11 n'rl' ei Iron ant Steel Co. ei WRECKERS AVM "si with per day. 7th snd Luc.a sr.

WRB-i-KECS "V'M ith hatchet, Olive St. AATMNOERM AN Wtd ex ClTX. nian peerp-ra Laundry Co, 11,5 vor i man friHr and tne. i Tot'NG MAN WM V'lh some experience at "caninter w.k. 2X M.erldan.

TOCNG MAN WM Young man. w-vn exn ss pscksgea; state salary. Ad. A 1-7, port Dispatch. MI'STARI) MILLER Wanted exprrtence-l man In make wet prepared mustard.

Geo. A. Hsyle. a 2d st jJ MAN Wtd. For lunchstand Vim Moraan St.

av. Parker Tower t3c( Wtd -Edge ecter and ll ilt (- 1 uurlner ll It lil llsoolt Krowa Hhue i- ttnn.l'.lpn vt r.nAH.ns wt.i.-i oir.tors a 1.4 bova In Ir.rr. the trs.W. Ftlednian hhue Atlantic Factory. 3411 Locuet.

liel 'ACKERS. Wtd Fa. here. WdTTlrlm; nwra. bova to learn In taatln feni and ly lo learn trade Frtedman-Mneibx Hhoe o.

a l'a Inc Factory. Jeff-reon and MaAt 3cl XOJ Ct'TTER Wtd t.Mirtney Hh. Co. 21et and UiM. tc TRIMMER Wtd An Ineeem lrtmnW butter-off welts Hamilton-llrovn Htw Jeltera-m and lUn.l di-h CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS CANVASSER Wtd Two.

for Industrial Insurance; salary and commission. lo Missouri av. CAN A 1 1 nl ln.luetrtmrs' bouse-to house canvassers to ai noua--bold ne-aait teS on time payments. iim furnish. d.

Itrliable e.sciait. in- Ptne at. (3( FOLIciTtlR Wt.i.- Flrat -class" coal solicit-; apply at onre. Robinson Coal Tower Prove and Blaine aa. (Ret rU.LR'IToltS WM.

A few ladles and to Sollrlt. National nd I -e Hou. nth and Morgan. -i s.ii.i.J ii. Wi, For inirfit and meat market: one mho ran cut meat preferred.

12.1 Clarendon. SOLICITOR For tea and coffee; 'apply l-tween 4 and 5. 'Central lea id Coffee 14o. Broadaay. rear.

solicitor Wtd. First -cls, iM-ioir; and rominlsalnn. te.i. A. I'nke, 1 o't Wsshlnaton av, (r AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS Wtd. Either aea; 1.1 to per df easily made, ti lve H'udlo. 720 Olive. Al.KN 11 td. Men or houm-u, to aril il iih.ii sriT tickets; ntli St.

new proposition. t.enelll GENERAL AUENTS VA Id To n.llll. 7 sealed automobllre; eirlu-slve territory. ii per cut profit plHrtunltv. Pullman M.

V. Fisher i nn-ago. IIL.TI SOMETHING NEW Our Rider's" Accident policy, covering all accidents of travel ant otherwise and all occupations; Issued it both men and women, glvli f.l'ssi death and 114 weekly benefits; costing but $5 ier annum; over already hl In ben-eflts Agenta wanted; extra larr com- and excluale lerrltorr given. A t. National Accident So lety.

a2u Hroadwsv. 'Hi. IllVl SALESMEN WANTED SPECIALTY MAN Wtd An exnerleneel Southwestern territory, excellent irnpl. Hon; salary rii io start. IUt il BIdg SI.

Ix uls. Mo. SALESMAN WM Flrst-ctssa A V. I Blani salcatonn for outside wot Apply to W. I.

Eiscnian. manager of piano department. May. Stern A 12th and olive. (c) SAI.KS.MA.V td.KxM-riencs slea-liiiin for silks ami drc-s immIs dept; jK'iiiintieiit itimitinn; pixvl sabiry to comjMoNMit man.

office, SCIIM'KR Rrondway. TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIE9 CAR KliPAIHLRS Wanted, for California: no trouble: trntiaiiortatloti: no fee vhargd. Apply Hoopi 11. 1 N. nih st.

ci RAILROALrMACMI MSTS Nonunion (1iht and roundhouse machinists, liM-miotlve rep.ilr work: issltlon tn soiiHi- eest; furntsti-d no fee: oiti every av. Room 2' Metropolitan Hon I. Market. RAILROAD HdlLtR MAKERS. Xonunlon, evnerleni'ed nollermskera.

e1. All. out or town: transportation funnelled. In t.lv ket I loom Metropolitan Hotel, Mir. 2 St.

PARTNERS WANTED. PARTNERS Wtd We have a contract that will net hi ii. next six nmntlis win Sc thir Interest for I.VXi. Ad. 12 lost -I ilsoatch.

l'ARTNER Wtd. "-Paper hanging and taint ing business; about f.VW) required; bueine eslHlillshed bHIldle your own money. Phtfoo KlnliK-n Central 3772R. lieil Olive Will. (r MAIL ORDERS.

hat ideaner. loc pa Suplv Box kage Western Ht. lMllS til Aiml order HfcLP WANTED PEMALE BINDERY GIKLH Exieilence4. n. st.

Liu Is i tindery Co i 14. (AMI Wt.l.-M.iM br over 1 4 ytr old and bring rcrl ific ile (if n. nno. C.IHIloS O. nnv 4 4 Wtd.

While, st Ho4e 'II AMBERMAIDH UoZllll'. 4c HAMBEKM AID color I'linmiM-rmapi. Apply aoi.a Hotel. Kins highway ami M. I In i son.

'OAK OCER ATolts AVtd "llr. t'loak imh and I.ueaa av. ts-tv nil For boarding hmiae, aide trance. s-ust at rn cikik al for Woik. i minster.

call ready f.siK Wtd Co colored rM, nights. :i7.o Finney av. can go home CtsiK allround rook for restnutaiit. r.l.". Paik.

Wld al C.l.-nne" r.t. Cahatm'. phone Foiiat smafl "Cluti COnK Wtd. And hoi.s-lrl high wages. Apply film park sr.

ClsiK Wtd Small family; goo o.o4 A ernoii aenue. wages. C.sK Wtd GUI coking and assist with laundry. 442s Lucledv av. 'ii'ii .1111 nshliiKion.

CtsiK AA td Conitetit. In s-nall family; wi ui uiiki'ii lMifpllo bl 13) I'ihiK arid -VMute air for I.I. lute first woik. no luunliv I nn 4 'ss M. I li-non av.

sii; M.i.--iiM.d wllh references CIisiIhs li.e rd. with ar.i, II a private fsmllv. St. ulile. woman waxes, applv at teshlence mi -rural let DINNER GIRLS counter work.

412 X. ilth I'IMV'I IHHM GIRL WM coffee at. houss; In lunrhroouiT 'i sto St. DIN I Vl I IttMiAi cliff. Wtd dining "o.i rirrv rr age ready f.w Si.rk.

i ollvt st V. wtd -Apulv re entr-nr. Mnrranille 7th and U-ut. DIt-H WASHER Wtd-At once 13 r-gan st. Ml Wtd fitter In cloik nod suit .1.

The o.l l2o. p-ririkiin a Isdiee More. FUhik LADY Hid In skirt m-nuMctory; ateidy silk and g-l Aicly one S. liljeii i. Wagner, X.

GIRL Wtd Girl for bakery. 4th. CIKI.S Wt-1 14 rears, rl. sres tt ner -veer. Am.lr Me st tli; in.

it to I ir.o old. Ht(s t-n MI'ls '-l and lUrtmi. GIRLS Wt 1 work Wntt ke Ar Co a nl st 1 is) A -t i.lt:I.S 1.. M-nsrtlie Ciau strip It 1'n, N. th st.

(illtlX AA'td Two good dl'itng at once 2.I.W st. 1.1 1(1. Wtd-Frr eeneral bnoaewnrk' ft too In Imnti) -4 wages i tititi. wid.coi i. ar.d h-li In sli.

4 ft Ie, GIRL AVtd II in. to ip around i liiHise. AA td To writ on ritsia7fmn 7 ek I2i.l N. (JlttlX Wed of ne-it o-K. Alil.lv md af GIPI.

AAtd -For g'nral booeewivk; sii'i can rook. ft'. 1 Iwitar.N-al. I. tm G1RI.

Wtl Girl t-T general boosework snail family; home. iHI'lA Elds a GIRL Wtd To ort atsmplrf mcliin piece eorh. Crj ciH.utesu. UIHI.M AA'd 1 glrle or "mldd'e at-woman for kitchen eotk. lit N.

eih. ClRlt AA'td Irt years or "ver: na e-i mi necessary iit Mil- st tic GIRL Wtl-lor inking ant ge-eral work; gHl ages. li. lm a. an 'illtl, Wil t- t- wash iNit in lliliv.

til lit. AVtd Clperienreil how la fsu.il; OIWI. VA'td fl-l elrl 1vtl GIHIJl AA'li sgoe floes Candy Wt. Te nrush Ui Ie.mr white girl f. uer aki for llgnt restaurs hoey i inn oilve nt cloaks.

Mrs A I'r Any daj' will surely pay, but SUNDAY'S BEST OF ALL. INIOIMEIY REFUNDED SITUATIONS WANTED MALE BOY-Greek vouth of in. speaks some English, seeks sit. In American family; salary not so much an object, but deeires to learn English. Ad.

6W. Post-Dis. (3) BOY Sit. hy young Hungarian boy. 14 years old.

speaks good English, in drujr store or other store. Ad. Charles 11:17 X. 2d, East St.Louls. 111.

BI'TLER Sit. as butler; experienced in all branches; references. Roland, 3.V12 Pine. CARPENTERS First-class finishers. will give low figure on anv kind carpenter work; pointing accepted Ad.

post-Pis. CARPENTER AM" BUILDER New and repair work; estimates furr.laned. Joseph B. Toane 1007 S. Jefferson a.

Phone Grand ISO OHI'tNTKIl-Young man. years" expcrl-em-e. nonuninn. wants employment; outside preferred; fair wages. 1.

Woods. Kinlocn Tihono ictor CASHIER Sit. ns cashier by thoroughly experienced woman, in hotei or restaurant; city references. Maxwell, liomont ti4. (ill CHATFEl'R Colored, will work cheap: good references.

David M'ore, Law ton av. CIUITFEVR -Sit. wanted with private fam-llv; gnid. sober man; familiar with makes and repairs. Ad.

Post-Dispatch CHEF Or cook, v.lshes po-dtion: strictly sober. Ad. 141, Post-Dispatch. CI IKK Sit. bv colored ca.f; good references; write or call.

A. It. Washington. I'ine. CLERK Sit.

wanted bv relief clerk; registered: reliable references; open July 4. Ad. Post-Dispatch. COACHMAN Comjietent. voung.

colored, of years; If yon would like to pee ir.f. call tip ltC7 IVtmont phone. My addieMs is 2127 Market St. Position anted by young man, collector, cashier or salesman; energetic, experienced; furnish highest references Ad. l.r.o.

Popt-Dlspaf eh. COOKS Sits, hy German couple, as first and second; first-class on meat and pastry; competent. Ad. 44, Pust-Dlspatch. COPYIST SitT to do copying or addressing of go.Nl tienman.

Ad. l'i St. Clair East St. Louis. i4i DRAFTSMAN Wanted.

architectural or iron work to do at home bv a nrst-class draftsman. Ad. oo. Post-Dispatch. ELECTRICIAN experienced in wiring, repairing motors and machinery; best of references.

Ad. Post-Dis. l7l ELECTRICIAN T'nion. desires position as assistant; can take care of all trouble and repair work: good references. Ad.

Pout-Dispatch. (3) ELECTRICIAN T'nion man. desires position taking care of dynamos. motors, lights, sober, reliable; best of references from last employer. Ad.

f2. Post-Dispatch. Hol'SKMAN An honest, middle aged Herman wants house, garden and stable worK. Ad. 1H5, Post-Dispatch.

lloi SEMAN Sit. by young colored man as houseman, butler or porter; references. Ad. A 47. Post-Dispatch.

i-1 HOI'SEM A Man wants private family, as house, yard and stable man; any kind of work around private place. Ad. Post-Dispatch. (2i MACHINIST Sit. Tennessee by ev.

first-class machinist II IN IS Bov desires to learn the machinist trade on repair work: aged id years. Ad. 4414 X. 21rt St. J.

Moss. MAN Sit. bv voung man. vears. In of- flce; experienced.

Ad S4. l'ot-1isnatch MAN -Position in billiard hall; can furnish best references. 7o, Post-Dispatch. MAN Sit. bv handv.

allround man; able to work with all kinds of tools. Ad. oh. Post-Dispatch. MAN AND WIFE-30 and years old.

work for good family, 41, Post -Dispatch. city or suburbs. A'i. t-t MAN- Sit. wanted by a man with two horses and wagon, for light delivery.

A. RonHt. P-21 Carroll sr. MAN Sit. wanted.

work around private family or take care of nlace for summer: first-class references. Ad. S. (41 MAN Young man. exiTlenoe(i dry goods salesman, wishes iH.piti,,n jn country.

Ad. Post-Dispatch. MAN Sit. bv voung man: 2S years: French. German.

English; office or hotel: city references. Ad. 7.. ppst-Disp? ton. MAX- Voung.

7. wishes position as collector or cltv salesman; can give tiest of ref-. erences. Ad. Post-Dispatch.

MAN AND WIFK-Sns. wanted; exiwrleneed man with wife wishes to atke care farm in suburbs: wlf" to do housework; best referenei s. Tom Tymall. 213 Bowen. MAN-Young.

exjcrience.J in gas. steam and water piping, desires position in shop; no reasonable offer refused. Ad. 'post-Dlsiiatch. MAN Managerial position anted bv youn? man.

7. varie.l exoerience. energetic, enp-able, rare exeiaitive ability. high-grade position; state full particulars; must be tiermanent. Ad.

Sr. iP) MAN AND WIFE Sit. warned: no children: 3o and 2o years old: "omietent to care for gentleman's home; references furnished. Ad. C.

A. Patterson. HI I N. Garrison av. NIGHT "VVATCHMAN-Sit.

wAnted" by sober man. with gooj references from last employer. Ad 111. Post-Disontch. ii OILLU 2o years' exirience in engine rooms; wimt iob as oiler, night watchman; cau give best city refs.

Ad. 81. Post-Dis-petch. (3 PAINTER-Sit. by painter and grainer of ability, wants wrrk by the day.

El 2i.il Siienandoah. (4 PAINTER Good painter, striper and letter-er wants position of anv kind: good refer- ences. Ad. f7. PAINTER -Sit.

wanted: flrnt-class: iob -rorkl with twls; will work reasonable. o. 3107 Adams t. PAPER HANGER Sit. hy sier painter and paper cleaner.

117 X. 2d. PAPERHANGEH Sit. wanted, paperhanging and cleaning: t.ricfs reasonable. Fleming.

3110 Easton: Central P721J. i3i PORTER-Pit. wr.ntrd; first -class: colored: mt afraid of Iipivv work; no saloons or barber need apply. Ad. W.

211s locust st. SHIPPING CI.EBK-Sit wanted; or packer: good wcrkcr. Ad. H'l Post-Dispatch. i2) STENOGRAPHER With experience wishes position; knowie.bre of bookkeeping and general ffice work; $1." to start; phone Fcrcst Ad.

Post 2 STENOGRAPHER -Sit. hy thoroughly competent stenographer, in office work, with large sh.e or other manufactory, now employed; best reasons for chaaeing; must be chance for advancement. Ad. 40, Post-Dtspatoh. TEACH ER Sit.

bv good teacher. French? German. English: city references. Ad. o2.

Post-Dispatch. WAITER Sit. bv waiter; references; French, German. English. Ad.

SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE. CHAMBERMAID Sit. by colored girl as chambermaid or plain cooking. 13om Gav. COLLECTOR Sit.

as collector and office assistant bv young business woman; 7 years' experience: refs. Ad. 51. ifVM COOK Sit. by colored girl as cook or house-giii.

Florence Jackson. l-Oo Wash. COOK Sit." wanted by neat colored girl "hs cook and do light housework or chambermaid. Call or address Lawton. Cook Sit.

by colt. red woman as ck or do laundry work; can give references. I.aw ton. CO iK Sit. by experienced colored woman, cook, in restaurant or short-order restaurant; day or night: good wages; goo hoin s.

Morgan St. COPY IS Sit. snted bv part time; home offl ipyist; all or experienced. Ad. 13, Post-Dispatch.

GIRIy Sit. oy colored girl In ladies' lug room. Call on Miss Tugua, dress- 1 Sin- refined colored girl would to pet position in store or office. 10. YVtir 1747.

like Call Hoi SKUIKI, Sit. wanted bv colored girl at housework. i 'nil at 3233 La Sallo st. HOrSFGTRI-Slt. by neat colored girl to" do general housework in small family.

Write l.jlt( Gay st. I IOCS F. EE PE Sit" by young widow as housekeeper for widower. Call 3JS.s Finney av. iloPSEGIRL lirf wishes "sit.

house'and dining room maid to go awav; good ref-'erences. Ad. 32, Post-l)laiatch. HOPSF.GIRl clored girl N. 22d St.

-Sit. wanted to do light by a ln-year-old housework. 111H IIOIPEMAID -Sit. wanted by neat colored flrl as housemaid or other work. 2lf2s av.

HOrSEGIRI-Sit. by exierlerice.1 girl for general housework; no washing; answer by mall. 41tj 21st. Horsl'ClRt-Slt wanted bv girl to do light housework. without washing.

Call at 1413 Wash st. HOUSEKEEPER Sit. to keep house for widower by widow with bov. 4 years last February. Call i23 Chouteau.

German la ly. good worker, would like to take charge of a fair rooming house; experienced. Ad. 70, Potrt-Dlsputoh. (H, LADY-Sit.

wanted bv experienced lady In linen room, O. t2tt Soulsrd. cli LADY Sit. wanted bv young ladv to do I ht m-e work. 2713 M.ss I.ADY Lesires pltlon i1drcssin envelopes at home.

4134 Cook av. LADY Neat, refined young lady desire light work: wiillaic to lun city. Ad. Post-Dispatch. I I Lost and Found IF YOU LOSE A NYTH I NG Advertise it here.

It will be returned to you if an honest persou finds It. Ite-msrkiihle recoveries are briHiirht about every day through this column. All druggists receive Wants Arts (or the Post-Dispatch at office rates. IF YOU KIND AN -THING bring It to the Pout-Dispatch Lost and Found Ttureau, 210-212 North Ilronrtvm Get a claim cheek. Have It advertised.

Reclaim it if the owner does not. THE LAW People who find lost article are Interested In knowing the State Law (section S475 to HVI, Revised Statutes of Missouri. is strict In requiring litem to seek the owners through advertisement and otherwise, anil that a fnilnre to do so. if same ran be proven, involves a severe liensltv. LOST BRACELET Iist.

gold bracelet at Suburban Park car tracks Sundny evening, return and re.eive reward. LiTloA Thomas. BnACEI.ET-Iut. plain gold hracelet. on Wellston car.

between King's highway and Jefferson and Morgan, to Cass; return to r.n:i4 Wells aw. and receive reward. tjHtj l.st. t.r.Kich. pearls ith diamond, on Sundav; liberal reward if returned to J.

Novy. HKMi olive st. CIIAI.VI.o8t. baby's gold chain and cross, engraved H. on the south side of Thomas between and Webster; liberal reward.

Xo-44 Tbonins C1IAKM- I. wutin inario. engraven Return to Ourde. Mississipl rewar.l. FOrt Knights Templar P.

to E. P. yalley Trust CM ARM AND charm and fob, Saturdav. between 4soo and Slum west. Delmar and Mcpherson: reward.

Return to 754 Uayard av. cijt on Cozen, av. rieiurn to feed store, uraml and fcumm; COAT Lost, in Tower Grove Park, or on trand tet. Arsenal and Shenandoah, a child's coat. RetiJrn to Arkansis av.

DOO Lost, brown IVston terrier (male): li cense reward. Phon? Linden 4 llKl Lost or stolen, fox terrier: license arid name Paul Han on ci.llar. Return to 31.J-A Jlranil receive reward. lri Jyst. between Chouteiu and Rutger.

on Broadw-av. Sunday. June rat will answer to name of Rags; reward, Leinteucker. S. Broadway.

DOfl I.st, fox terrier, male pup. tan sp 't on head and tail. Reward If returned Cook or any information leadrr to recovery. lo FAN-Ixist, wliite bone fan, noon, at I)elmar Uarden; Sundav after-reward. Copeland av.

FOB Ixst, gold fob; Please return to n. 4 Poedeler. PflO Jlontcomerv St. EARRIN'OS-Lost, enrrinrs. reve Coeur Lake.

Wednesday, and no-eral reward. Ad. Post-Dis. I-) HAND BAO I.st, hand big. Sunday; con ductor ho called at 41'J De lie-turn to lee; reward.

HORSE Ist. Mack horse, in V. est wainui Park. 14 or 1.. han-" high, nas gray nun on forehead wor-' leather holder and piece of rope; liberal reward.

1211 X. 1-th. black mare, about 15 hands high. 2 white feet; return to 23 Easton av. phone Central 4212.

MARE-Stolen, hay mare, about 12 or hands high, racker; sore shoulder. 2 scars over each eye. mane reached; small furniture car. painted red. bottom oak: driver dark brown skin, crippled In one leg, about 22 years, black cap.

bmwn coat, black pants, button shoes: anv information please direct postal to J.ihn Tyler. 1111 Morgan, coal yard. MEDAL Ixst. Sunday evening, a gold C. K.

of A. medal, with name engraved, at Delmar (iarlen or on street car. Return to Oeoige Sunder, 1414 Penrose, and receive reward. MONEY Lost. f7 goldpleco, keepsake, dated JN.14; reward.

H. T. Nixon, Hotel Milton lit PASSBOOK Savings passbook No. S0.1O0 of the Mississippi Val'ey Trust Co. Is missing.

Any person having a claim to it is hereby called upon to present the ime within ten days, or submit to having sal 1 passbook canceled anj a new one issued. tr.21 PIN Ixist. stick 1H12 oilve pin: initials E. W. re ard.

Return PIN Lest. gr-'d Masonic oln. in Tower Grove Park. fcundav afternoon: reward. Park a v.

PIN Iost, gold pin. with diamond setting from St. Mark's Chinch, Vernon; reward if returned to abrve number. POCKET BOOK -Lost. Mondav afternoon In Barr's store, a pooketboek containing money and receipt; reward if returned to party named in receipt.

POCK RTIII Ix.st. pocketbor.k. "at I iclmar Garden, containing two steamboat tickets: return tickets, can keep money. George Tfenbruck. 11 Pi Ciss av.

FOCKETtfOOK Tist. "oil cloth between loth st. and t'nion Station, on Clark about aluble receipts; liberal reward. Ad. 40, Post-Dis.

POCKETBtOK -Lost. ladVs pocket book, between th and Washington and 'ith and Franklin; contained bank book and som bills. Return to Mrs. .1. I Chancy, ml Washington av.

reward. PT'RSE Txst. black purse, containing monev and note: a liberal reward if returned to 4o7 Cilolie-Democrat BIdg. PI'RSE-Lost. st th and Washington, purse, containing key and rinr, quire a sum of money.

ttv prficty rf hardworking widow; liberal 4 1 Connecticut st. RING Lost, diamond i-ng in or around I'nlon Stutlnn. between f. SO and -H reward. Ad.

14. Post-Disnntch. il'TE Bi K-Ixist. route book NTT T4 finder please return to Keves. Farm and Dalrv l.th and Park, and receive reward.

STICKl'IN-Lost. cold knot sHcknln. wiih small diamond In c'nfer. Monday morning, on Taylor bet. Suburban tracks and Easton.

Return 44dl Delninr for reward. Lost, umbrella. Mondav after noon. C.rand-Leader. Mav Co.

or Nugent's. dark blue silk, coyer tied to rod. light wood handle. Reward. 5i'12 Garfield.

UMBRELLA lost, umbrella, pearl handle; old knob; Inscription "From Charles to Forrest." Return 1113 N. Garrison; reward. (-1 WATCH Lost, silver watch A. 0 1SST engraved: liberal reward. Ad.

173. WATCH -lost, on Fridav, watch, open face, monogram M. M. D. on back; reward.

S. Compton. WATCH FOB Lost, vicinity King's highway and Chouteau; dragon shape 1 ornament. Return Gibson; reward. (r) WATCH Tost, gold watch and chain.

Cass car: reward for return. Cigar stand. Mer-rhants-I-aclede Bids. WATCH -Lost nt Art Museum. Forest Park, ladv's gun-metsl watch and charm.

Finder please return to Westminster pi. and receive liberal reward. FOUND. COAT Found. hoy's coat.

on Highlands car. Saturday evening. Call Post-Dtspatch lost and Found Bureau. SATCHEL Found, lndy's hand satchel Tuesday morning: call Mortnod, Jaccard A King: Walter J. McKenna.

UMBRELLA Found, "May Co." all 4311 Garfield. WATCH Found, on "th. near Olive. X. 4th st.

Employment Warrted SITUATIONS WANTEll- MALE ASSISTANT ENGINEER Sit. assistant engineer or idler: would not obiect lo night work; IS years' exieriene: can give best city references Ad. 147. Pi st-DUnatoh. BAKER Sit.

by first-class bread, cake and pastry biker; city or country. 77-; Vulcan. (4j BAKER All round baker, middle-aged, sia- fle. wants position In country. nor.

rankliu av. i2i BARTENDER Wtd Sit "by "fimt-ciass" bartender; willing to do porter work. J. ishia Easton sv. 14 1 BA KNDER Good! reliable" "bartender wants position; can speak German; best 1 raferences.

H. 130H pine. ,41 I BARTENIE Experienced, would like nil iotrncj 1 man. win. uiciricn 'm v.asa BARTENDER Hit.

as bartender liy exierl-enced younn man; no objection to doing own porter work; city references. Ad. It 14. Pust-Dlspatch. Posi'lon as assistant bookkeeper, to work for advancement in a larg house: Al good penman: w-rlta peetty.

idatn hand: age 3i: tM'st refer-etnajs. Ad. 171. Pwt-DIpatch. BOY Sit.

wanted bv colored bov, 1 vears old: cn give references; Bell Bomont 512. 8127 Lawton. rear. BRICKLAYER Sit. wanted; good mechanic.

Ad. 174. Pusl-Lnspatch. BOYS Wtd. Must be 14 ysirs old: nics work Slid rood wares.

Missouri District Tele-Biaph .14 Olive St. BoY Wtd. For rfflVe "work In wholeaale house: id to IS years of are Address In own handwriting. 7. P't-Dispatch.

BOY Wtd Brlcht boy. trtmmlns department, cloak factory. Bry Hro. Cloak 10th and Lucas ar. 7e BOYS Wtd.

To work in must tie Irt years of are. Hrecht Butcher Supply (4c) HOT Wtd. 1 or 17 "irs old. to learn ths trade of pattern nirVt; ski one to learn the molder's trade. Iron Worka.

Manchester and Chouteau avs. BOYS Wtd -8 hours work per (lay. Apply Bottling Anheuser-Busch Brewerv. (fie) BRICK MOLDERS "wtd. Apply Parker rtus- sell.

3.114 Mortcanford rc. (14ct CRICK WHEELERS Wtd. Union branch of Hvdrsulic Press Brick 5000 Natural Brl'Ire rd. BI SBOYS Wtd Apply 202 X. Hth st.

tc BI'TLER Wtd. Colored, at once. Wash- irurT'iri av. CARPENTERS Wtd. Steady work: 30c per hour; Main and lKreus.

i. Evermann A Co. CARPENTERS Wtd Also lather and plas- terer. Olive. CARPENTER Wtd Bid on carpenter work; call Sarbv this evenln: phone Delmar CARPKNTKR Wtd.

Elderly man. slnele. "nlth a lit'le money to mske himself home In r.ir-benter shoji. with room. Ad.

hi. I'ost 1M- PHfh. (2) CARPENTERS Wtd. Car carpenters, truckmen, rlptrnrk men: no trouble: new shop. Just startln operations.

Apply bv letter to the Crawford Locomotive and Car Streator. 111. 5ci CARPENTERS Wtd. At once, roush carpenters for concrete form work rc to li'c per hour; also carpenters' helpers; -Or to 2.V- per hour; long Job. Apply at works.

Wood River. 111. l2c) CARPEN TERS AND CAT. BUILDERS Wtd. Apply American Car and Foundry Madison.

111. (8c) CARRIAGE PAINTER WANTED Come to 1122 Chestnut Wednesday. July Rood Job. CLERK Wtd. Experienced rrorery clerk.

345H Lindell. COACHMAN Wtd. Colored must thoroughly capable. Room elo Olive. COLLECTOR Wtd.

At onre. for (rood debit. Apply John Ilancoek Mutual Life Insur- ance Missouri and Park. CONCRETE MEN Wtd Wednesday; three; colored. Handley.

Sidney and Minnesota. Concrete men Wanted at Cote Brilllante and Goodfellow; monev advanced everv nlifht. WM R. BI SH CO.NSrRl'CTIOX COtO COtK Mnn cook. 421 X.

Kth. C-K jwtd. At once. Restaurant. 2005 "oil ve? COOK Wtd.

Cook and dishwasher: come readv forwcrk. Olive. COOK Wtd. Man, at Merchants' Restaurant'. 12uf, olive st.

Cl'TTER Wtd Brinht younir man as assistant cutter, to- learn trade. Superior Mfg. 7oS Washlnton m. DISHWASHER Wtd. Younn man.

SIS Pine. DISHWASHER Wtd. Man dishwasher, dene's Lunihrorm. Slit X. Jefferson.

DISHWASHER Wtd. Old man. In restaurant: wapes and room; German preferred. I04S N. Taylor.

DRILLERS Wtd. Two first-class steam drillers. per hour. Apply at Hoffmann A Ho nan Construction tnioo X. Broadway.

(4o ELECTRICIAN thoroughly understanding wlrfnar resldenrea. shoos and fo-torles. according to Board of I'nderwriters repulatlons; leferencea requn-cl. Franklin av. DHCQ CLERK Wtd.

Junior, with one or two vesrs' experience. Easton and U-kkI-feliow. i1-' DRIVERS Wtd For vault cleaning:" to $2 per load. Callr.l07 Howard st. DRIVERS Wtd Two- experienced; lumber drlvera preferred.

3.1oi.s. Hroadway. ci DRIVER Wtd. Good, reliable young man: i-ferenes and bond needed. Soott'a L'yelng and Cleaning lis'M Olive st.

ENOINEER Wtd Licensed engineer: good allround man; do his own firing; wages t'i a div 2715 S. 2d st. litis Wtd. Upon whlto metii silver-plated hollow-ware; steady wor. Ad.

A 142. post-Dispatch. 3ct FARM HAND Wtd. Flrst-clasa: none other need applv; single or married. T.

M. Klibv. pattonvllle. take Easton car to Wellston, then St. Charles car to Pn'- tonvtlle.

3) FIREMAN Wtd. Boiler fireman. Apoly engineer St. Louis Club. Lindell.

FIREMAN Wtd. Accustomed to quarry work. Apply at quarry. Montrose and Scott. tc FIRFMAN Wtd.

First-class, on downdraft boiler; must be Al man and nounion; married, and give references: eilary to start. per week, end steadv m-ork the year round. Ad. A lMl. FOREMEN Wtd.

At once, several Al foremen; must be familiar with concrete work and capable of handling forma; g'od Job to right party; bring reference. Apply at works. Wood Iliver. III. i2rl FRESCO PAINTER Wtd." Must be first-class worker.

Kllber, i-age bl. GI.ASSWORKER Wtd. Plate-glass worker fir slivering and beveling. Ad. M.

post-Dispatch. 2I GI.f'ER Wt 1 Exer1nced. on table tope and legs: table factory; good wriges and steady work to right man. I'oplar st. If HOSTLER Wtd.

Apply Wela bakery, "inn and St. Louis East St. Louis. HOSTLER white. 2N1 Laclede av.

HOI'SEM AN housemanrport" land Hotel. 11" Market. HOI'SEM AX Wtd. Rozler Hotel, lr.th and Olive. ic nolSKMAX Wtd.

Houseman. driver and colored waiter. Park Hotel. ii0 Wash- ington av. Ctrl floCSEMAX Wtd For window "cleaning and scrubbing.

Centenary Hospital. 21i4. Lawton. LABORERS'Wtd. Ten.

at Washington I'nl-verslty Garden or Smith Academy campus. LABORERS Wtd 10; 2iio per hour; tin and Dorcas. G. Eyermann Co. Laborers Wtd.

steady' work. Apply pirker Russell. rd. LABORERS Wtd. And quarrymen.

Louis Stone Falling Springs, HI. i2i LABOHEKS Wtd Colored concrete laborers. 23d and Farrar; money any time. H. T.

Hemnn. i2ci LABOHKRS Wtd. To shovel dry rlav; piy every night. American Press Brlclc E-ston av. ir LABORERS Wtd.

Allround. handvwitn shovel; we pv tne prb-e; come prepared for w.rk. 212.1 Franklin av. LABORERS Wtd Applv at once" land and Newstead at Sew Cathedral site, iit once. and dav shifts; pay everv Saturday; lil.i and Branch.

Cooney Construction Co. (8C LABoltERS Wtd. And rjunrrymen. Take Suburban car to Brentwood, walk north on Mo. Pae.

H. R. to quarry; good ramp and board. G. A.

Heman. LABORERS Wuarrv laborers and sKdceis; ronie readv to leave rltv shin rrn hi. ...1 Ba-'ton and K'S'-lnsko LABORERS WANTED. Good wages, steady worn. SOUTHERN Will i LEAD WORKS.

Main and I-onihard Cri LAP.O ER WAXTKI Ooil wages; steady work. St. Ixuls Isd and oil Manrhester ar.d Sublette. Tke Maplewool car. LATHE HA.N! Wtd.2: tirat-rlasa Apply Malerne Mfg.

isth and Gratiot i2c LATHERS Wtd -Nonunion. Appr Arcade grocery store. 0.HM1 west. Suburban car. 7 p.

m. LTMBFIi FILERS Wtd C.r.yol. PUi Mill Minnesota and Juniata. fci ni. cents per Vtd For hour.

Chi mir .1 works. Bid Id. nini'iiijiil floor and roundhouse work. Ad prst-Dlsuatrh. MACHINE HANDS Wtd Allmund machine hatkls.

Apply 13th St. (r) MACHINE HAND Wtd A flret-class rhlne hand. Cha. Ihu'ner I'lanlng Prairie and Lurky. I 1 Mill Ici K.

Sarber; machlrlsta not wanting to ta leltions where strikes are on In St. IU. kast St. I.uis. Edwfcrrlavllle.

Granlt. Ctv Jd Msdlson. please call. MAN W'td Elderly man to run ievat-r Courtney Shoe ilst and Luca. ej MA.

Wtd -To deliver orders; meat mar-krt. 74J 8. 4th st, man. Suhurbanijjr. nen v.

I 71- To sv. care for horse nd yirT 27i0 Frk YOUR DRUGGIST OUR AGENT Pencil Help Wanted HELP WANTED MALE. APPrtF.NTlCE wtd. In maohlne shop, and toolroom hoy. Inland Type Foundry, ll'ih ana locust.

AXLE TURXEKS Wtd. Applv 2S00 DeKalb Bt. (Sc) RAKER Wtd. Chester ay. Third hand baker.

414." Man- P.A KEFt Wtd --Third hand. on bread arid riatiKlin. LAKER Seoond hand: 10 week und room. Delmar bl. board t.i.

Third nand rolls. 2112 Olive st. on bread and BAKER Wtd. ory st. BAKER Wtd second hand.

K19 Hick- assistant baker TV "ook nmn preierreo: also 'vo- 1 rai't-os'l eatlru? houses. Iioom 1 nlon Station. LA PER BARHFrt Wtd-Wtd Menard Steady; 4r5 Easton. BAKljiCR Wtd half over Jit. North ftruarantee $l-t.

Market. wtd $12 l'-th and Market. I1ARPER N. 2sth st. guarantee.

N. w. a week Kuaranteed. 30." or apprentice. RARBKH Wtd.

Steady work. 1141 i'ine st. come for 11 a moil man N. 14th at Wtd. Oo-joi, youn guaranteed: no Sundav work' ilof meister.

Mo. 12 weeK Ad. II. L. (81 PELLPOT Wtd Colored tel.

Ilne st. Welllneton Hi- (c) tVtd.Etrst-class. St. HOLT HEADER 1 Uroadway. (4- BOOKBINDERS Wtd.

Nonunion- finishers palrers. stanipeis. hat rimers- rlrst-rlsss 'V "tk to f7n eXXm Akr.n The Werner iilMS WM -Mint tm la old. Colum- Dia uox and North Market. oci to start." C.

HOI Wtd -1 to IS years Heinz, (n)-l(-4 N. 2d st. $0 BOY Wtd To psrfc deliver and Keep biock. w. Marks Tot 1 ivette.

1 work Al ust lie In old In furnltur." factory. for liKht I5th st.ic BOY Wtd. Of B.d mmnets. nfflre- answer In own handwriting. Ad is BOYS Wtd.

-Must be in an, M.l aoun District Tel. graph on oilvi4i no jmr or more at horseshoeing. 202m Market experience ic BOY Wtd Inn ofrlre. Errand steady Jb Nth at print- BOYS Wtd. -1 to 17 years Quick M'al Stove fcj of ape- Inquire -1 Chouteau.

210 Vine st. HOT Wtd Strong erraml Henry Utile. HOY Wtd. To work la stable "and deliver with riKiin and ooard. 4.01.

av HOYS Wtd 14 and 16 re, and over per week slid up. Co. Kulven and I.swreiH-e. (S oi 10. j- dovs.

aiymt I at our firtory. 4Vi) N. Main St. Hroder. 3 ick l.ascom Hope Co.

BOY Wtd -Oerman. IX to 20 veir. 01,1 lirht work; steady employment- rill at Acme Aut.nob,le oilve 1 otire. BOYS" Wtd To tourh un In lasting rn ttodoar Shoe aney enter and Clede. HOY t.

to work in dru Rood iovnel- low. HOT Wtd. Wlt two or three years' eirve- nenre la oruir store. Tower Urov Hunt. tl BOYS Wtd.

About 1 or 17 years learn trade. Apply M. A. Helmann Uft l.ilo S. 13th at.

lc HOT Wtd. A boy with one or two y.s' experleni- la dru stors. Jefferson ChiHltrau. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE. I.ADY--Sit.

wanted by younir lady. 2S In training school. In doctor's or dentist office preferred; wlllinsr to start on s.nali snlary. Ad. W9, Tost-Dlspatch.

LAI'NDRKPS Wants washing: to take home. Cottage: Bell Lindell 2005. rlNDRESS--Waits washins to take home; call or ad. L. Williams.

Hunt ay. l.A1'NDRF"SP Wants to go out two days; neat worker. Dana Robblns. 612 3. Ewinjj.

HI'N'DREitS Hit. wanted bv eood launni ss. can Klve first of week. 2UM1 Walnut st. Al'VPREfi" fit.

wanted; washlnK none Mary Werner. Ann av. r. hv laundress. 3 or 4 days' out: nrst-class colored woman.

Write or can mir -i urXtinESS-Sit wanted by Ored launoiess. yn. nut St. Clt evnerlenced whl' 'io'nd-ess for Tuesdays; can do flnework; ran lve references. Ad.

1TS. ArNHRKSS-Mt- wanted by washlnsr to take home; call or write. Kranklln. third floor. wanted bv colored laundress: small bundles to rint home ex ko out bv the day.

Call or ad. Mrs. Rosa Thomas. rransnn. LI'NIiRFP-i Wants work for Monday.

"we'dnesHy. Thursday and Friday: home bundles, or address Mattie n-lianiS. iH X. 21st st. MMD-Sltr wanted bv neat n4 "JnteH'g." -in as maid.

Ad. W. i'l Lucas av. M'llSR- Pit wanted by trained nurse js doc-M ah us rot-Dls. tor im.

NI'KSEGIKI, Sit. by colored (fir! .1 Blrl or houseRtrl. Srhannon, H.lfl nurse-(iratlot. Nl'RSKS Slts. wnnted hv two colored Kills.

1.1 years old: want to nurse. 2H13 Lawton. Nl'KSE Sit. wanted by experienced nurte; would like confinement cases: best references. Ad.

47. Post-Dispatch. Nl'ItPE Exnlenced nurse wants few more cases; oonfinenienl preferred. Central r. Tyler OI'T-'ICE ASSISTANT Competent vouna lady desires sit.

as cfflc-e assistant: e-tierlenoed In filing: can use tyterltr and take a little shorthand. Ad. post-Dispatch. SEAMSTRFSS Wants day. 2i41 Morgan.

sewinir out Itomont by the Experienced, stltute position: salary, rate week. Telephone Lindell 22MI. desires suh-of $12 TELEPHONE OPERATOR Sit. bv brlRht. IntelliKent youns lady In private branch exchaiiKe; two years' experience.

Ad. VV 45, I'ost-Dispatch. WOMAN Sit. wanted to do" cleaning nv the dav. Ad.

all week Mrs. J. 4.Si: Easton. WOMEN Sits, ter. to clean wanted by mother and dugh-offlces.

Ad. t7. Post-Dis. WOMAN Wants housecleanlns or work of anv kind, by the day. Graham, Franklin av.

WOMAN Hit. wanted hy colored woman for chamber work or room cleaning. Kennerly av. WOMAN Pit. hy white woman to do clean-Ins bv the day; per dav.

Wllsjn, 314" Hell av. WOMAN -Sit. wanted odo7leinln(r by lav. Ad. all week Mrs.

B. Weaver. Audrey a v. WOMAN--Kit. wanted by msn woman to cook or home more thnn wairea.

thlnl floor. mldoie-aed 'T do s-eneral work: 1V.2V Franklin VOM --Kit. wanted by woman in small family: win do cookina- and housework: city or country. Mi upstairs. WOM.VN-Slt.

wanted housework in plain family- cookln; no waihlng, no postals, lnoul at ston. ino 1. ranir a v- Wnt-d by colored Woman to do eleanlne Call or ad. or wasntne: two week. r.l'210 Morim st.

WOMAN Sit. wanted br first southern plain co.ktns or 9'ai 373 wiit beat references voHinr or ho.1S.wu1 phona Lindell 3' mi Pin YorXH MAN" W'td. Handy with nm-chinUts tools; splenlid fiance to learn iini-thirjf. r'-fRineer, SCHAI'FUi Jtroadwaj and Franklin. .1 or worn ait tor itxti A roohv Man 309 g.

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