St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 14

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 14 CITY. SEPTEMBER UK. DEATHS.

HELP WANTED FEMALE a sjwm a esm tszmosz lyerzam for Your Ad Direct to the Post-Dispatch 'dXi Your Credit's Good if You Rent a Phone Bell. Mala 721, 743. 8150; Klaloeh, Ceatral SS, 89, tl, 3413. advertisetnent charged for a less amount than 10 cents per line. Money refunded on unused insertions.

HELP WANTED MALE idw jz? jj? ys Something "On the Side" For the Barber There's something "on the side" for the Barber in the classi fied papes of the Post-Dispatch every day. It will pay you to turn to these pages when vou have a mo ment to pick up the paper whether you are the boss or a You 11 find all sorts of chances takinp; anv time away from vour You'll find suggestions of ways never thought of for bring to add to jour income without work. trade or exchange. You know one wants or you find a real into some other line, but don't WANTS! ing in dollars. You've got something to sell, where to get something that some bargain in the things you want.

Maybe you would like to get know just how. READ They are sure to point the way for you. The want pages are the only real index of opportunity. They show you where the bargains the positions the chances are while they are live, and actually open to you. And all the "fee" required is a few minutes of your attention.

You have these few minutes sometimes an hour every day. Your spare time is worth something. See what it will net you by using a little of it to READ POST-DISPATCH WANTS ZZZZZZZZ2Z30 rw Telephone No DEATHS. POHJHEB On Tuesday. ept.

la, 1J, John 1. I'ougner. lamer or cn-Janiin, Thomas, William and Harry Pougher, Mrs. Annie Stierlin, Mrs. William H.

Kessler, Mrs. F. J. Muts-chler and Mrs. George Wells.

Funeral Saturday, Sept. 19. at 2 p. from Hetlage's undertaking rooms, 9u7 Cl.outeau avenue. (c Kli'll Entered into rest.

Sept. 16, llsis. at 8:10. p. Josua hi.

Risen, beloved husband of Mariam H. Riscli (nee Thieme), dear father of Theodore, Josua and Arthur, beloved son of Josua and Marie Risen (nee Spackles). beloved brother of Emma and Olga anil Sophia Pretty (nee Risch) and Lucius Risch, aged 31 years 1 month and 26 days. Funeral from residence. 3404 Osage street, Saturday at 2 p.

in. ROTH On Friday. Sept. 18, 1908, at 7 a. Mary A.

Roth, beloved daughter of the late Benjamin and Mary A. Roth. Interment private. ROTTAKEV Suddenly. Herbert IT.

Rottaken, brother of Mrs. Illiam D. Orthweln. Funeral Saturday, Sept. 19, from his residence, at Little Rock, Ark.

Rl l.KIt Entered into rest on Thurs- dav. Sept. 17. 1908. at 12.

noon. Doris Ruler, relict of William Ruler, beloved mother of Louisa Karguth (nee William Ruler. Ben E. W. Ruler and Max F.

Ruler, and our beloved grandmother, aged 82 vears. Funeral will take place on Saturday. Sept 19. at 2:30 p. from residence, 4239 Evans avenue, thence to Bellefonta ine Cemetery.

(c) Entered into rest on Thursday. Sept. 17. 19uS. at 11:50 a.

W'lnref red Sladek. beloved daughter of Conrad Sladek and Anne Sladek (nee Dubrowsky), and dear sister of Sophia Sladek. Funeral from family residence, 2028 Eugenia street, on Saturday. Sept. 19.

at 8 a. to St. Nicholas' Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited to attend. St.

Joseph papers please copy, (c) STOCKEH Entered into rest on Thursday. Sept. 17. 1908. at 4:30 a.

after a lingering Illness. Laura C. Stocker. beloved daughter of Miry Stocker (nee Sundmacher). and our dear sister, aged 25 years and 9 months.

Funeral on Saturday, Sept. 19. at 2:30 p. from the family residence, 2618 Ntbraska avenue. (5c) WAV On Thursday.

Sept. 17. 1908. at 2:10 a. Mrs.

Mary J. Way. beloved wife of James W. Way, at the age of 72 years. Funeral on Saturday, Sept.

19. at 3 p. irom residence Kirkwood, Mo. Willianisport and papers please copy. J.

W. Way. Philadelphia WIPPERMtW Entered into rest. Thursday. Sept.

17. at p. Henrietta Wippermann. aged 58 years, beloved wife of Charles Wippermann. Funeral from family residence, 341') Kline street, on Sunday.

Sept. 20. at 2 p. to Old St. Marcus Cemetery.

Friends invited. VOI XG On Sept. 16. 190S, Marv A. Young, daughter of G.

W. and Julia A. Young, at Kirkwood. Mo. Funeral will be held from the Kirkwood Methodist Church, on Saturday.

Sept. 19. at 1:30 p. m. Interment at Park Hill Cemetery.

In Memoriam. In loving remembrance of our beloved mother. Frances Petera, who died Sept. 18, 1507. Dearest loved one.

we have laid thee In thy peaceful grave's embrace. But thy memory will be cherished Till we see thy beloved face. You are gone, but not forgotten. Sadly missed by her loviner sons and uaugnters. SEALED PROPOSALS.

WATERWORKS. Alba. Mn. Sealed proposals will be received at the oftlcs of th City Clerk until Oct. 10.

lOO. at 7 o'clock p. fur furnishing material and con struction of the following: Items of a waterworks plant: PteW tower and tank. 60.000 gallons capacity: 300 feet 8-lnch cast-iron pipe; 2100 feet 6-lnch east-Iron pipe; li4 feet 4-inch cast-iron pipe: 2riil fet 2-inch calvanized pipe: 13- fire hy drants. Concrete foundations, four con crete pier and foundation for foot elbow or riser pine; au special tees, crosses, re- tlucers.

valves. boxes, pines and caps. Each bid must be accompanied bv a certi fied check for $100. The cltv reserves the right to reject any and all bids. For plans and specifications ad.

Mlhel-Cooke KnKineerine and Construction Jopiln. or w. iiarnett. city Clern. Alba, Mo.

TO ADVERTISERS Count 7 sTerace words as one 11ns. No adTertlseuients accepted for less thin tbe price of two lines. Tb Post-Plspstcn reserTM the right to rerlse and classify sdTertlseinents and to reject or omtt and refund tbe amount paid. Report promptly to tbe Want Ad sisnsger failure to get returns or ei-l Hen re with 'rsuduleDt or dishonest sdrertisers. Return wrong replies, your receipt number.

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Errors corrected or money refunded. Requests for Sundsy Want sd corrections mnst he in this office before 6 p. m. Saturday. ATOld the Saturday nlcht rush and Insure better service by flllns your Sunday sdyertlsements early Saturday, preferably In the afternoon.

For display rates, contract solicitors and sdverttslng adrlre rail Bell Mala Xl.tO; Klnloch Central 841ft. Want Ad. 721-743-3150. Klnloch Central 8S-89-M S415. RATES Per line.

AM, CLASSIFICATIONS 10a Except tbe following: Situations Wsnted. first lines or l-s. 10c; esrb additional line, 5c. Rooms for Rent. City Hocms, With Board.

ISa Agencies. Business Ads In Personsl or Roovt snd Roard Asenctea Site Matrimonial Ptrtta and Lodge Notices. each) 2Ko Ot.Kosrles. Csrds of Thanks 20 Engagements. Msrrlsge.

Death TELEPHONE T0UE AD. to fho Post DIspatcB If not convenient to go send to a drag store. Tour credit Is good If yon rent a phone VO ADVERTISEMENTS CHARGED USE.1"18 A0UNT THA 0o PER CLOSING IIOUR IRTJO STORES 11 a. t.iW. 00 p.

m. Saturday. KAIK OrriCE 1140 a. n. d.rjy.

10 p. Saturday. 3a, The Post-Dispatch the only evening newspaper in st. l-ouis that receives publ.slus news Gathered by th. Amoc, ted Prers.

Loan on Personal 1 Medical I Clalrvoyanta. Msgnetlc Heal- It g. Lectures and Spirit- niltsra. Personal Sundries. I Matrimonial.

Employment I DISHWASHER Wtl Woman 1r restaurant II lvh 'IS SHfc.RS Wtd. Klpenenor.t flioi custom pants steady work: 'good pay. FoRELADY Wla factory: Hon i and good salary to right party. kTv. yinkr Skin Fmeury.

16th tiSlwirt: GIRL Wtd. To work In bakery. 301 g. 4lh. GIRL Wtd.

X. Sd i 1 r. .,1,1 X- 12 J' CTT. GIRL Wtd For wer nun nine. saaj- x-.

per wk. 514 T. GIRL Wtd. To work 2i13 Chouteau In muunuit. Juiita 'afi- To a oik in lunthruom.

i st st 11 ilRL Wtd -Haif g-own girl. wllft refrr. Si i Gertiian g.r that talk Eng. GIRL Wtd.H kitchen: come ready or snrt aa st. ti 1 1 td unbiin stiti maei.in- Piy M.

swimmer. Mills Averlll Talioring uietHtm work UJy: 1 after-. oSTcL nan. -I' fc.it Wt.i. H'-Iman Paper Bo Tn ii ik (.

HEAD MILUNKItY TRIMMEU I td Must have had experl-V fnc In trimming In larRe rte i.ui.rnein stores; steady pol- -k 1 .1 I partment stores: steady tion: xrood KHUrv rr.1 B. XL'GEST RRO ti cr -i: HulSKl.IKl. Wtd work; finilly of 3. ilrl for general 5240 Hsple sv. Oouse- HolSEGIRL Wtd.

For general housework. In small fiat. Maple av. Hol'SEGlRL td. Competent girl for gen-era! housework.

Fairmount. del rto. su.lkL Wtd. For general housework. ti Jiuritaii S'-: reierences required, 1 1 HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

German. for Ravmond av. general housework. HOUSEGIRL td. German girl for general housework.

1320 N. Broadway. TiOl SEG1HL Wtd. For general house wot k- 1n flat: gixd wages. 4o47 Botanical.

HOI SEG1RL Wtd general housework. iisKl German girl for at i nlversliy. HOUSEtiIRL Wtd. For general housework: no washing. S.

Broadway. ic HOUKKGIRL Wtd. Nest white girl for general housework. fiMA Vernon sv. i ttot sr.M AID vate family: Wid.

g'Hld Frencii preferred; pri-. wages. Morgan, ici HOUSEMAID Wtd For general housework; references. 4117 Llndeil. HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

Good: for general housework. Mrs. Kramer. 2M1 Juniata. HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

Young girl with housework. 3142 IJndell. ta assist HOUSEGIRL Wtd i-Nid German girl 2'iK) S. 3d St. for general housework.

HoL'SEGIRL Wtd. In mail family. Kvans av. 4U04A HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Girl for general bouse-work.

5244 herson av. HOUSEGIRL 1-aclede av. -For general housework. iiOl SEGIRL Wtd. White girl for general housework.

4101 Ielmar bl. HOUSEGIRL V'td. Neat white girl housework. 3121 Itelniar bl. for Hoi SUil KL Wtd.

hite girl for general housework. 412U Maryland. IInl f-LGlUL Wtd. Colored girl for geneial bousework small family. Dickson.

WtJ. housework snd mending. girl for general 43STI Westminster. Hol'SEGlRL Wtd. Refined white girl for general housework.

S. 13th st. UOV.St.OIRL Wtd. Girl for geueral housework, 2 In family no laundry. 1432 Penrose.

Call aftemtsitis. ili'i SE'iiKL td. For general housework; good cook and laundress; one in family. jioi MiGIRL Wtd For general housework; good wages" good home: small family; no washing. o-'KlS Bsrtmer av.

HoUSEGlRI, Wid. Competent girl for gen eral housework: 3 adults In family. Bennett. 4211 Westminster pi. HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

German preferred, for general housework in small family. SKIS Victor. Housekeeper wid. To cook ami tak care or b-rooin flat; 3 adults in family; no washtpg or ironing. 2147 John av.

HoUSEVV'O-MAN Wid Woman for light general Euclid. eneral bousework; small family. 421 S. Hol'SEGlRL Wtd. To assist in housework; food home.

Apply immediately. 4tM wasn-ngton 1l. Hol Wtd. hut, for general housework for iamlty or two. MW4A Suu- nrbnn av.

Hol SEGIRL Vi id. For g- neial housework; to leave city: small family; guou wags. 4mo Fountain ay Wtd. loung girl for lignt bousework and help care for two cniinren; no laundry work. Cote Brlibsnte.

IK1PSEG1RL Wtd. Colored girl for general housework: one who will home nights. 43 Maryland 2d spsrtmenl H'llSKGlltL Wtd. Reliable girl for general liousewotk: small family; no lamxiry worn: 1224 Hamilton. HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

Girl general house work; 2 In family: no laundry; good wages; refv West Pine. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Girl for general house work; rmall flat; no children; good wages, fw I3K A Ms il. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. German or Swedish girl for general housework; small family, olio Cabanne av.

tl HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Young girl for house and dining room work; small family; ref-erenees. Forest Park Id. t'lt HoUSEtiIRL Wtd. Girl alxut 15 years old.

to assist with general housework and care for baby; good home. Delmsr. Hol'fEGIRL Wtd. For general housework; no wasnlng or Ironing, no outside work. S12T Raymond.

tel Hol'SEGlRL Wtd. German girl for general housework; go home nights. Ml west-minster. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Experienced girl for cem-ral bousework; no washing.

SMf Vnshtng'on. Hol'SEGlRL Wtd Colored girl for general housework; references required. J417 M'Tgan st. HoUSEGiRL Wtd. For general housework; small family: good wages.

4728 Mcl'her-son av. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Neat expertend German-American girl, general bousework, plain cooking, with or without laundry: references ft I. "3 Ravmond a v. i5 HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

Girl, 15 or 1 years old. to do light h'sisework: no wattling it conking; su.all family, fall at once. 2228 Athlon, sv. HOUSEGIRL Wtd Settled competent white girl for general housework; small family; references. Inquire 81 Iirkso kI.

Webster Groves: take Meramec car, get off Lock-wood and Mason avs. HoUSEGiRL Wtd For general houaewoia. Including laundry: small family, apartments with ail convenlenoes; references required; apply forenoons. Roberta, 4211 VvVstrri'nsler pi. 'rl HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

Neat, refined. educat colored girl. living at home and who would be willing to sleep at home. cook, wait on table and do general housework (no washing or Ironing In a private Christian family In Raymond district, owning own kom, with all modern con -ealences. Including hot-water heat in kltcBea gas range mo (ires to build or ashes to electric light, s.de entiaace: preference given to girl living west of Grand who presents highest, references; only thoae thoroughly auaiiflej every way to meet the desired requirements need answer; to such a good lio.ne.

good treatment, good py and re" tris economies will be given. lfcx Lela, I.AIill-:s Wt.l Thirty ladles f.r pleasant outdoor work to last ft months; saisry i and car fare p-r week. Call at Wi 7th st. or after a p. m.

at 312 Lucust Hoff-nan House. Bitter. 1.41 Ni'HESS Wtd. Good white lsundreaa Toesdnys rx-asi Vern.m LAI DRESS First isaa laumt M'ndsv Apply Sidney st f.V let LAUNDRESS Wt.l. FlnM-ctaae lauadreea.

mej I'l'ly 51314 Mlnervs LAUNDItF-sS Mtvlav aiirrlrr. -White girl for iaurxlo Vsi Vernon. LACVDHES. Wtd At the house, two di.S esrlv In tne week 4" Page hi, LACNDRI-j Waahlrt-ton -First -cla laundte LAUNDRESS Wtd Al once Vewstea-1 references ra- Laundress Wld References reoulrvfl: first das F' rest far In week: call Saturday, etta bl. Emperienced dining ro.iro aaaidi -IHlrel 37l" Llndeil.

MANAGERS Wtd Indies. "Hi maae you a preeent of $2... give you a splendid V- lady suit every uu days ana gsa ps to wnmnmmm one In vflur SSCtl' Old. reliaole firm MeRradr Il'l Vsn Bome mt Cbl. SS hM.iilttl.

Wtd -Young while "girt. 1 1H years tad. to take ears of htjy veeta eld Andy, with Irrslne llutel. Boy-and l.ltidett Haiurdsy st so s. OPERATOR Cuwd pby.

Wid -W. J. 4n vests, steav jalUar. Ill HI mvm BOWE Entered into rest on Thursday. Sept.

17. 1908. at 9:40 p. after a Michael Bowe, beloved husband of Mascdalena Bowe ne SoliRmann and father of Catherine (nee Bowel. Michael, Fred.

Emilia Lepper (nee Bowel, Henrietta. Henry and Charles Bowe. and our beloved father-in-law and grandfather, at the age of 58 years 5 months. Funeral from residence. 2210 South Third street.

Sunday, Sept. 20. at 1:30 p. to new St. Marcus' Cem- etery.

Relatives and friends invited attend. c) BRKWF.lt Entered into rest at her residence. 7S07 Smith' Broadway, on i Tiiur.sday. Sept. 17.

190S. at 12:40 p. Mary K. Brewer (nee Me A tee), dearly beloved wife of John T. Brewer, dear mother of Plus Brewer.

Mrs. Christ Haer. Mrs. Cora Xiehaus, Mrs. Alice Barker.

Ieo Brewer. Mrs. Nettie llager, Carrie and Thomas Brewer. Remains will he taken to Perry-ville. on Saturday, Sept.

19, for Interment. Perryville papers please copy, (c) BritsinK Entered into rest. Thursday, Sept. 17. p.

this year of our Ird 1'iJS. Julia Burnside, widow of Robert Burnside. and beloved moth- er of Elizabeth. Catherine, Robert and Jessie Burnside and Mrs. H.

O. Lud-wii? (nee Schmltz), at the age of 41 years and 27 days, after a brief illness. Funeral will be held from residence her daughter, Mrs. H. G.

Ludwig. 1004 North Leffingwell avenue. Satur- day, 2 p. thence to Bellefontalne Cemetery. Deceased was a member of K.

and 1m. of members of whom will conduct the funeral. Friends invited. EI.I.ERBE Christopher Pegues El-lerbe. at his lte residence in Fer-luton, at 10:30 p.

Thursday, Sept. 17, 190S. in his sixty-third year. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. F4EVGCK Entered into rest on Friday, Sept.

18. 1908. at 2 a. after a short illness. Edward Faenger.

beloved son of Edward and Laura Faenger (nee Scott), and our dear frandchild, aged 3 months and 6 ays. Funeral will take place on Saturday, Sept. 19. at 2 p. from residence, 1320 Childress avenue, to SS.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. (c) "POX Marie Antoinette Fox. on "Wednesday, Sept. 16, 1908, at 10:40 p. aged 4S.

Funeral Saturday at a. from family residence. ii Sidney street, to SS. Peter and Paul's Church, thence to S3. Peter and Paul's Cemetery.

FKF.Oi:RIT7.l Peter Frederltzl Sept. 17, at 11 a. aged S8 years and 10 months. Funeral will he held Saturday. Sept.

19. at 11 a. at the Richardson Cemetery. IirTfTEll On Thursday. Sept.

17. 190S. at 10 o'clock. Mary S. Hunter, widow of John A.

Hunter, beloved mother of Uwlght I Hunter and Florence Hunter Clark, and sister of Edward O. Hunter. lme notice of funeral later. JARRETT Entered Into rest on Friday. Sept.

18, 1908. at 7 a. Mrs, Addle Jarrett. at her residence. 762 Bayard avenue, relict of Joseph Jar rett.

mother of Samuel. William. "Walter. Clarerce, Harry, Ixrenzo end Clement Jarrett. Services at residence.

Notice of time later. Interment at Alton, 111 KETTMAX Entered into rest on Wednesday. Sept. 16. 190S.

at 5:50 p. George Kettmann. dearly be loved brother of Mrs. Kate Oswald. (nee Kettmann), and dear brother- in-law of Fred Oswald, after a short illness, at the age of 37 years.

Funeral will take place from residence of his sister. Mrs. Kate Os wald. 1911 Garden street, on Satur day, Sept. t9.

at 7:30 a. to Holy Trlnitv Church, thence to Calvarv Cemetery. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend. Deceased was a member of Holy Trinity Branch 156, C. K.

of A. (5c) JsXOPI On Thursday. Sept. 17. 190S, at a.

in Kdward K. Jviopp. De- i loved son cf Margaret Klopp (nee Conrad), and brother or rancls Ada and Harry Klopp. at the age of 24 years 5 months anil 19 days. Funeral from family residence 223 Kossuth avenue, on Saturday, Sept.

19. at 2 p. thence to St. Peter Cemetery. (c lrCAS On Wednesday.

Sept. 16. 1908, at 8:10 p. John B. C.

Lucas, at Rochester. Funeral Saturday. Sept. 19. from family residence.

4495 West Pine boulevard, at 9:30 a. to New Cathedral IThapel. Newstead and Maryland avenues, thence to Cajvary Cemetery, (c) MrDOWl.n On Thursday. Sent. 17 190S, at 6:30 a.

Margaret T. Mc- JJonain. beloved daughter of Margaret T. McDonald (nee Callahan), and the late John O. McDonald: sister of E.

Mary, Hannah. Catherine. George and Thomas McDonald. The funeral will take place. Satur day.

Sept. 19. at 8:30 a. from fam ily residence. 50S2 Minerva avenue, to St.

Mark's Church, thence to Calvary cemetery. c) oG A M.EV-Entered into rest. Thurs dav. Sent. 17.

190. at 5-su James J. McGanlev. beloved htishanrl of Jane McGanlev (nee Welby). and father of Julia.

James and Barthol- xnan Mi'lianley. Funeral from family residence 01i Hickory street, on Monday, i-ept. .1. at p. to Immaculat Conception Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Friends invited. (7c) M.IHX Entered into rest on Wednes dav. Sent. 16. 190S at Rn doiph M.

Marx, beloved husband of Anna lionise Marx (nee Petznlck). and oear lather of Rudolph M. Marx Jr In his fifty-third year. Funeral Saturday. Sept.

19. at 2 from residence, 2312 Pestalozzl 8treet. to Bethanv Pmelrv rj. tlves and friends respectfully Invited attcnu. MiMtnnii-Miierm into rest en iuursuay.

ropt. i at 7 p. m. iiiiK-mn jiiness. Marie Ju lienne.

relict of Romeo Menu-ofti )u ter of Ixiuise M. Simon, and our dear mother. Funeral will take place from the family residence. 1342 Union boul- virn, on r.iiuraay. sept.

19. at a. to St. Charles Borromeo s. nurrn.

twenty-ninth and Ixicusl Streets, thence to Calvary Cemetery interment private. Kind omtt flawers. (c KOLI.KKMPKK On Wednesifav. Sent 3 6. lxos.

at 9:30 p. Frank Henrv isoilkemper. beloved husband of jvatnerine Nollkemper (nee Ruehke) beloved father of Mary Branden nee AoiiKemper). Anton Noll kmper. Anna Ruthmever nee Noll kernperl.

Joseph. Frank and IJlle Nollkemper. aged 68 years, after a AjuhriniK illness. Funeral will take place on Satur Sept. 19.

at 7 o'rlnrlr a from resllenoe. 1836 North Ei'ght- t. iiDorlus Church, thence tr S3. Peter and Paul Ceme tery, rrienda Invited. (5c) avfrts 1 r.mriru inn, rest, n- day, srt.

11, J90S. at San Francisco. John J. OConnell. native of I.

..1 Cemetery Tiiea. jn iv iiiii-i. uuniy v-ora, Ireland, beloved son of John and Nora Con-nell 1 nee Scanlan), brother of Matthew. Timothy. Edward.

Michael Katherlne. Nora, and the late Julia Cornell. Remains arrived this morning. Funeral on Saturday. Sept.

19. at -8 a from Cullinsne undertaking room. Jefferson avenue and Dickson Mre.t. to St. Francis Xa-vier'a rinvli 11,., neiaiives and friends In- Coming Events Anooniiee your ball, party or enter-talument tbrnogb this column.

AH St. train re ds It. TWO LINES ONE TIME TWO TIMES Yorrt druggist ona agent. BLACK FEATHER CLUB informal. Trlmn'a Hall.

2. Lost and Found IF YOU LOSE ANYTHING Advertise It here. It will be returned to you If an bonest person finds It. Remarkable recoveries sre brought about every day through thla column. All druggists receive Want Ads tor the Post llxpatch at office rates.

IF YOU riND.ANYTHLNU bring It to the Post-Dlspnteb Lost and Found Bnrrau 210-212 -North Broadway, Get a claim check. Have It advertised. Reclaim It If tbe owner does not. THE LAW People who nud lost articles sre Interested in knowing that the State Law (Section 8475 to 84fu. Revised Statutes of Missouri, 1899 is strict in requiring them to seek the ovners through euvertt-ement and otherwise, and that a failure to do so, if same can be proven.

Involves a severe penslty. LOST BRACELET Lost, gold bracelet, shell or nament set with small stones. 1 hursdav. on Park or Page car or lsth and Washington; reward if returned to Room 207 Ch'mlcal Bldg. BKOuCH Lost, brooch set with diamonds and pearls.

Keturn to JUio Marcus and receive reward tc Lost, diamond brooch, on Kaston car, between Stewart pi. and Broadway. Wednesday, between 7:30 and 8 p. m. Libers I reward.

1-108 Stewart pi. CHAIN Lost, on olive, between 7th and 8th. the lith. part of gold fob chain: reward. Return 'A-- N.

Hoyle. Apartment C. Dot! Lost, white French pondle dog; re ward, return to joe Hyman. lai.i I'ine st. LHXJ Lost, amall Skyo territ-r.

lNbtail. yel low collar. s-t with blue stones; license No. lK.IWO; literal reward. 344:1 Sidnev.

iMHi Lost, fox terrier dug. white, with brown eyes, short tall. Return to Aubert av. receive reward. PIN Lost, fraternity pin.

crecent and 3 stars: owner name engraved on the back. Keturn to 05S7 Etzel or phone Central reward. (81 PIN Ixst. on the night of 12th. at the lire at 1138 N.

Leonard. I large-size pin. set with Jet and pearls; J5 reward if returned to N. Leonard. Lost.

Sept. 13. at Southern Hotel or on P.roadway or Delmar car. pocketbook containing a sum of money. Finder please ad.

Box L-170, Post-Dispatch. ot RIXi Lost, rines with 5 small diamonds. Olive car. Wednesday, at 5 p. return; reward.

Box P'lSt-Plsnalrh. KI.no Iaisi. plain gold ring: inscription "Jennie to Mid:" full value of ring given tor return, m. i. Liegge.

i v. Jiawt st.umi WATCH FOB Lost, watch fob. with charm: Initials J. M. on charm.

Return to 1315 N. (Jarrison av. and receive reward. WATCH Lost. Tuesday, open face gold waicn.

iieur-ae-us pin attached, name Inside, in vicinity of Tennessee and Sidney or en route to Grant School. Reward if re turned to southwest corner Tennessee and Mom-v. ici FOUND PAWN TICKET Found, in vicinity of Jefferson and Ann. Call Lost and Found Bu-reau. Post-IMspatch.

(51 PENLiL'LLM Found, pendulum and kev: 7th west side, near Olive. Iwtween Olive and Locust. Lost and Found Bureau the Fo-lHsnat'-h. PIN Found, brooch Flad. Address C.

evenings. i)in. on Spring av. Bauer. 1721 u-ar Market.

PL'RSF. Found, nurse, on Bellefontalne car. Wednesday afternoon: owner can have same iiv proving propertv and paving for at mix i. Kost-uisoafh Employment Wanted MALE BAKER Sit. or country.

by bread and cake baker. Box L-177. Post-Dis. city 101 BAKER Sit. as baker; first or second hand.

2qo7 Penn St. tt BAKER Sit. baker, first-class: allround; strictly sober and reliable. Box M-73. Post-Dispatch.

BAKER Al baker on bread and cakes wants position, city only. Address Box Post-LHspatch. (Hi BARTENDER Sit. by bartender. experienced, married: good city 30 years old.

Box L-171. Post-Dispatch. 5 BUGGY WASHER Sit. bv experienced bug-gv washer or hostler. Call M13 S.

12th. DRUG CLERK Sit. wanted hv junior drug clerk: city or country; references; 10 years' experience. Box M-l-M. Post-1 ispatch.

BOOKKEEPER Sit. wanted as bookReeiier or offloe man; experienced in grain, machinery and plumbing business. Box M-lt3. Post-Dirpatrh (Wi BOOKKEEPER Young man. ll years old.

living at wants sit. as assistant bookkeeper or general office work; mod-erate salary. Box L-lv'i. Post-Dis. iff) BOOKKEEPER Young man would like posl-tla as bookkeeper, or as assistant bookkeeper and general office work: can operate Remington machine.

Ad. 1. O. Rogers, 1313 S. 13th Jt.

Ixiuis. Mo. (7) Bo" Sit. by boy of IS. printing "office; has had 3" vears' experience.

Box L-173. Post-Dispatch. ifli CARPENTER Hill contracts for all kinds of repairs; get me and seve money, jhiq Franklin. Central 21.V2: Main 1172. CHAUFFEUR Sit.

as chauffeur by competent driver; moderate sulary. Ad. Wood. 4S14A IH-Imsr; Forest 74oS. 7) CHAUFFEUR Young.

sober. industrious, experienced; modest wages; get me quick If wanted. Box M-li. Pcst-tHspateh i7i CHAUFFEUR py chauffeur, young white man: has had two years' experl- enre. Forest CHAUFFEUR Young colored man wants place as chauffeur; have license; willing to work around the house.

Ills -N. Jefferson av. (3i CHAUFFEUR Position wanted bv sober ai'd reliable young man. mechanic, who has diploma of N. Y.

School of Automobile Kn- glneerlng. Box Post-Pisnatrh, Co CHAUFFEUR Sit. hy experienced chauffeur and first -class repair man; understands driving and can take care of any make of car. Box M-'ll. Iost-Dlspath.

iiji CHAUFFEUR Sit. by chauffeur; steady sober settled white man; 6 years' experience on gasoline cars: do repairing: give me trial; best Cltv references; write or call. J. 2t22 Lucas, phone Central 5sl3. Bomont 121S.

CLERK Experienced shipping and receiving clerk, also railroad office man. desires permanent position: can furnish bond. Box Post-Dispatch. l4lii COACHMAN Sit. by colored man as coachman: ref.

4211.1 Ccttage av. iM COACHMAN Sit. by colored man; experienced coachman: very careful driver; thoroughly understands horses. Call Central 17 Co Sit. by allround camp or country hotel.

Prtadwsy. ook and baker-Ed Wilson. 24o7 I.M cook sii bv experienced German couple man fjrst-clsjis. allround cook: wife dining chamber work: ni week together. Box M-1S1S.

Post-Dispatch. DRAFTSMAN Sit. by experienced drafts- man. with shop experience: worg of any kind. Ad.

F. W. 2 Menard st. i KRIVKR Sit. bv single German- A merlon driving milk wagon In city 8 yesrs; would like bakery wagon.

Box S. Post-Dispatch. (HI 1RIVFR Sit. bv voting man. 2.

years' ex nerlence as cashier, bookkeeper and clerk In reneisl store, wsnts position with wboleasle or retail store as driver. Box Post Ilpstch. ENGINEER Wanted, an engineer's position by a nrt-clas licensed stntlonsrv engineer, or an assiktnnt's lob. where electricity Is nsed; am strl tlv sober, reliable and will look after inv employer's Interesi: will "rk for mod erste visges If 1 am offered a stcsdv. yerr-around lob.

A. U. CvruclL 275 Vunce av Meiui4ila, Zaun. HELP WANTED MALE STABLEMAN' Wtd. At 3S00 8.

Broadway. SIGN PAINTKKS ww. rirst-ciass adver tising slftn pawieis uii nriytri lor roaa work' state experience and rive references The O. i. Gude 0M Broadway.

New York. TA1IAR Wtd. An allround tailor to go to Mount imve 111. i ntt.nr. I AlLoRS Wtd.

First-class tailors to work on coats; no oiners neeo appiy. 1111 G-Msteln. 3 De Menll Bldg Wtd. Banner and Sand Wabash Bailrond and Eu'Hd av. EAMS Wtd.

To haui tnai Kim brick Const. dam. at rruin-Spring. "ic INNER Wtd To work on stoves i.alr work. 5107 Delmar bl.

in.l AITER.1 Wtd. Experienced. Houw Clfe. :127 Lo-ust. At Hoffman SHOE WORKERS WANTED- EIK3E TP.IMMEl wtd.

on women line nhoes. API'iy UUI Llll) C-IIOC O. I s. vtitii-'HS Wtd on mens fine shoes. Aoulv Courtney -1st anu lucas H' 'EM AK ER wtd.

Good sh's-maKer lor repairing. Apply at once. nnw Shop. 4o.i East St. I.mls.

in uiiF.makkk id. Man to take cnarge treeing roim on oox cair. xangnrwo uram and vicl kid shoes: must be responsible ror sll work. Freeuort Shoe Mfg. Co.

Freuort. III. 5c illkRS Wtd. On men's fine lined shoes. Ad.

Cahn. -McKt-lsourg ft t.o.. oaaiano. ril 7ci AGENTS) VVANTE; AGENTS Wtd. To sell advertising novel ties; lit per cent commission: samples 10c.

J. C. Kenyon. Owego. AGE-NTS Wtd.

Men and women can make S10 a day selling our unoio ucxeii. vioe Studio. 720 Olive st. (M AG EN IS Wtd. 24tXJ to (7iJ yearly made fitting eye-glasses; quickly ana easily learned: big field; have your own business with independent Income.

Write to day for free "Booklet tells how. tlonal Optical St. louis ici AGENl'S Wtd. Make SluS.Mt per month sell lng wonderful self-sharpening, patented scissors and cutlery: V. E.

Giebner sold 1'2 pairs in 3 hours, made you can do It; we show you. Free outfit. Thomas Mfg. 17 Fourth Dayton. O.

Ici A'iENT Wtd. hole agent for St. JxmiIs. even larger territory. bustler: acquaintance amongst architects, modelers, decorators, desirable but unconditional; easy, lu crative.

permsnent occupation. Importer. 133 W. 13th New York. (7t CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS CANVASSERS Wtd.

To handle Eclipse wringers; best selling household article in cltv. 2731 Franklin. (7 CANVASSERS Wtd. Ladies on toilet prepar ation. Apply aKi tin.

between and 12. W. L. Ritter. t5i SALESMEN Wtd.

Fur lew first-class sales men for Texas townslte and Irrigated we nave prontaoie permanent oos: tlons; references. 7 IS Wright Bldg. tsci SOLICITORS Wid. Experienced: either sex best monev making proposition In St. Louis answer quick.

Murlllo Studio. 1314 Olive. SOLICITORS Wtd. Two first-class adver ttslng men of good appearance, to work on a big program; money every night. 2t! ozark Bldg.

SOLICITOR WW. Experienced solicitor to sell co.intry merchants for old established firm big money for right man; permanent. Box M-178, Post-Dispatch. SALESMEN WANTED REPRESENTATIVE Wtd. Of pood stand ing and ability, to handle best and quick est selling article In I nlted Mates: one agent made flMl in 12 days.

Kantwerout room 2. Olivt st. SALESMAN Experienced shtie sales man, with good ref. S. Bearman Shoe 14O0 Market st.

SALESMEN Wtd. City and road; pos.nou will pay 1100 per month: bond and Al refs. required. Laclede Bldg. (34ci SALESMEN Wtd.

Three soliciting salesmen for city. McArtnur. 411 Olive room 411. (Sc) SALESMAN Wtd. Reliable young man.

Identified with tailoring business; salary and commission. Phone Delmar 2103. or address Box Y-i. Post-Pispaich. lev SALESMEN Wid.

First-class side line salesmen to sell our regular and holiday line of post cards. Big sellers. Can make flO a day. Give references. Empire Art Chicago.

(. SALESMAN Wtd. experienced and compe tent tea and coffee wsgon salesman and house-to-house canvassers for old and new established routes and territory, or will take good hustling grocery clerks with dean records; married men only; teach them the business: positions wortti S15 to S25 weekly to capable men; salary and commission: none but first-class men. with salesmanship ability, need apply. O.

G. Kllsel, manager Jewel Tea 3400 Llndeil or write world's largest exclusive retail tea and coffee house, IS N. May Chicago. 111. PARTNERS WANTED PARTNER Wtd.

With $500 cash: good pay- ng. legltlmste Business. Box PARTNER Wtd Lsdy or gentleman, with $l'O0, to buy talf Interest In profitable real estate and Immigration business, consisting of automobile, office fixtures. Isnd options ud lesses; must hsve help take charge of office. Box f3.

Post-Dispatch. H9 TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES MEN Wtd. To learn barber trade: life scholarship given; BO chairs constantly busy: careful Instructors, tools given, diplomas granted, wages Saturdays, positions waiting: wonderful demand for btr-bers; catalogue free. Moler Barber College. 1 1 lo Pine st.

i5i WANTED ooo men to learn barber trade and take positions walling our graduates: llfo scholarship given; constant practice furnished: scholarship includes tools. instructions, demonstrations. examinations and diplomas: catalogue free. Moler Barber College. 1110 Pine st.

i5i HELP WANTED FEMALE. BATHROOM GIRL Wtd Hamilton Hotel. Hamilton and Mapie avs BINDERY GIRLS td. Experienced, to feed ruling machine. tieiimicti zio Washington av.

LooKKir-l'-R Wtd. Experienced in hol sale, at once, third floor. Apply 7o4 Washington av. (cl BOOKKEEPER Wtd. Young lady book keeper, double eniry.

Ai.iress in own handwriting, stating experience and salary expected. i-St l-R-KT. 4.S, f.HBton BUT MAKERS Wtd Hand but tonhole maker on custom costs. Apply Swimmer. Mills Averlll Tail Co Kiel CANDY Experienced candy wrappers wanted- good Dav.

BIBSULKI Ar.u f-w -o i-o. aipin st. tTXjl CASHIER Wtd. young lady cashier ana assistant uooKtieeper: must furnish references, hoi Bost-l'ls COOK Wtd l-IOtt 8. Vandeventer av.

COK Wtd. While girl for cooking, stairs work: good wages. 43s M' dow n- berson. CtK'K WtJ. Good cook.

with refermit-ts. 44'1 M'-I'herson av. COOK Wtd. In famly of 3. Hd floor south.

320 S. Euclid. COK cook, ter'sce rets, retmired. 2'i COOK Wtd. minster.

-Flrst-clas cook. West- CtXjK Wtd. white cook; referencrs. Call st 3fil7 Oilve. COOK horn Wtd For general housework; nights: 4.

SH21 Kennerly. CtHIK Wtd. Experienced. for first -class hoarding house. Washington.

CCoK Wtd. Colored girl lo do cooking downstairs work. Atuilv 5-15 Csts snd COOK Wtd. Girl for plain cooking. Pine st CotiK Wtd.

Gid white wi.man to rirnk 2' hoarders: week Morgan COOK Wtd Experienced German girl for cooking and laundry. Apply 363 ash-Ington. COOK Wtd. Good, reliable cook In private boarding house, who can stay nights. Lafayette av.

COOKS Wtd -Two good references. App'y at McMillan Hall. Washington liil- vers'tv COK Wtd. Capable girl for cooking and llgnt housework, family small; no oulside or laundry work; must give satisfactory refern-e 1MH Ingfello DINING ROOM GIRLSVVtd. st once: arm work R22N Exiierlen-rd.

Tsvlor. I'INING ROOM GIRL td -Lxt-rlerHd. colored: must be quick; no other need an-swrer t'lVI 'Aslnut st. DISHWASHERS Wtd At 5216 Virginia av. Isil.VAEUKR Wtd A young girl as dish-waaker.

JkvcUr U4 Atauue UotsL. ic) BARBER Wtd. For Saturday suth M. Heherer 29U9 os- BARBliK Wtd. Saturday; 14 euarsntee- in.

swer quick. 320 9. Grand iv BARBER Wtd. First-class barber for Saturday: guarant-ed. r.M7 Manchester.

BARBER Wtd. Good barber for Saturday; J4 fcuaranteed lm Chouteau sv B1LLEK Wtd F.xi-rieneed bil.er. Apply Oliver Typewriter at once 117 Mh st. Bi-K-iTBLACK Plrst-class. George lmh BOY Wtd.

In drug atore. 1.27 Taylor. BOY Wtd. I Oj Works. i.x.d wages.

St. Louis I-ad and Manchester and Suhlette. WjX Wtd While boy for barber shop. 53t'- Suburban. UoY Wtd.

Apply N. Mh. fifth floor. Ferenson-McKinny neckwear fnetnrv. ici BOY About l.j calLTivol yea IV! rs.

to m-r. learn drug BOYS Wtd. Over li vears old bundles. Call livp X. nth st.

deliver Bo td. To run errands Co. 3c7 Lucas av. Bredwold Mfg. BOY Wtd-Page and -Colored boy Bayard for barber shop.

BOY N. Wtd. Strung boy. per week. Ijevee.

So5 (ct BO Wtd Oyer 14. to run errands and make himself generallv useful Ad In own handwriting, giving ref. Box Y-N. Post-L'lspatch. tc) WASHER Easton av.

-And hostler. 3U17 BLGGY WASHER Id. Masteriwu. 14th st. BCSHELMAN Wtd.

First-class. Harlan th and Washington uw-i BUTCHER Wtd For Saturday Easton av. Gill CABINET MAKERS Wtd. First-class; experienced at making bar fixtures and Ice-boxes: apply at once. 2m Chouteau.

CANVASSER Wtd. For newlv patented article; good seller; call after p. m. Minerva a v. CARPENTER Si.S'a Olive.

Wtd. Good bench band. CLERKS Wtd. Stock clerks, order fillers and packing-mom hands; must be experienced In wholesale dry goods, boots and shines and Hotlons: state exiierlence and references. Box Pcst-Dlspatch.

CONCRETE FOREMAN Wtd Apply u2TJ St. Louis av. Bambrlck Const. Co. (Sol COOK Wtd.

Colored man to cook and wait on table; private family of 4: good wages to man who unders'snds bis business; ref. required. Morgan St. ic) CUTTER Wtd Sash and do-r cutter: also man to op-rate Sf'f-feed rip saw. Western Planing Mill.

and irter. DANCING TEACHER Wtd First-class: to locate In good town. Ad. A. M.

Balrd. Columbia. Mo. 6c) DECORATORS Wtd. Three first-class deco-rators.

HOI' X. Taylor tie! DRIVER Wtd. Y.ung man to drive deliv-ery wagon; references. Box Y-IH. DRIVERS Wtd Five drivers; Clarence and Natural Bridge rd.

L. Kennah Son. DRIVER Wtd. Old man to drive cart; be sober. 2707 Prairie av.

must LRUGGIST WtI. At once, registered druggist; must have best references as to character, stating experience, salary expected and where last employed. Box Y-S2. Post-Dispatch. (5i ELEVATOR BOYS Wtd.

Experienced elevator boy. 1th rets. Apply Southern Hotel. ENGINEER Wtd. Licensed englnetr.

for light Job. Apply at once. I.oewen's Laun- qry. Delmar and Hamilton. ici ERRAND BOY Wtd.

Sanders heimer. Pine st. Mela- rRAME BOSS Wtd. First-class frame boss, also bench hands. Apply Marvin Planing Mill 12o0 Minerva av.

(c) FRAMEMAKER Wtd. First-class frame- maker, also cabinetmaker, also first-claae machine Huttlg Sash and Door Old Manchester rd. (HI GROCERY CLERK WtJ. Experienced; must speak German. 3'121 N.

1'th st. tc GROCERY CLERK Wtd. City experience. Connor-Egan Grocer Franklin and jerrerson HOUSEMAN Wtd. Competent; reference re quired.

estmlnster. HOUSEMAN Wtd. Jewish Hospital, 0415 (CI Delmar bl. LABORERS Wtd. And rock men.

Apply at 3W Broadway, frenac-rgast Contract- ing Co. (Be) LABORERS Wtd. On Shady av. and North and South road, Webster Groves: $1.75 per nay; take Subnroan car at De Hodlamont. Fruln-Colpon Contracting Co.

(5e MAN Wtd. Experienced, lor aiiround dairy w-ork. fioOO Easton av. MAN AND WIFE Wtd. For housekeeping free rent: German preferred.

Pine, MAN Wtd. Whit man to wait on table and do other work. 42iO Delmar bl. MAN Wtd. Young man.

li years of age, to work on commission; call arter p. 151 7 A Marcus av MAN Wtd. To take charge of coffee and tea, route; out or city; town or 4KI to BisjO call after o'clock, fil'l X. lMh. MAN Wtd.

Young college graduate to assist salesman in engineering work. Box A-113. Pi ist-Dlsnntch i7cl MAN AND WIFE Wtd. To work on dairy larm; must unoersiana miiKing cowl. B.

P. Miller Shipman. III. (7c! MAN vtd. To black and set up stoves: only those with experience need apply.

2m in. itn st. (el MAX Wtd. Haml around wholesale house; good Jon ior steaay man; carpenter referred: state wages oesirea. Box S8.

Post-Dispatch. MAN Wtd. Neat man in oyster and Ice cream parlor: 12 m. to 1 p. m.

call after 3 p. 1307 S. Broadway; must have references. MA to. -an ior ueuvery wagon; one usjVI to soliciting in tne grocery and restau rant trade; give rets.

Box M-164. Post Ptsri'tcli. (s) MAX Wtd. Active mechanic or millwright with 1imio. to take charge cf erection work In Central Mississippi Valley on salary ana expense; win give ngnt man Interest In the business If he desires; tleiiosit secured ana interesi-oearing.

box A-llti Post-Dispatch. (7e' MAN' AND WIFE Wtd. Man and wife to do cooking, man to do work around place; room and board furnished: good wages to right parties. H. W.

Hartmnn. Kenwiid Springs, St. Louis County. Take Ferguson car. MAN AGER experienced laundrv manager: oniy competent need ap- ruy.

rx'A i c-i-i-ifi-Tn ii. MEATCUTTER Wtd One first-class meat CUtTer: BteHO. le'Oer. r-HIHOtl MEATCUTTER Wtd. Experienced, for Sat urday; it.

i. nion a. nnu fuouruan tracks (C MEN Wtd. To take orders for coffee, tea grocers specialties; week. 512 7th st.

(VI HEN Wtd. Young men to work around ma chlnery: steam Ulinorv ISl HQ'l JI'Tmn. MEN Wtd 30 colored concrete workers, a Davis and AiaDams. naturoay morning pav everv night. J.

B. Turner. MEN Wtd. Four men to unload car. Ap ply 7 a.

m. fsaturoay. lower Grove sta tion: team tracK. rm-. tx.

MEN Wtd. 25 men concrete work. Ai, ply at Arlington and cte Krilliante. Bam- brlck uros nsi. o.

MEN Wtd men. ii mmi. tietween Goods and renaieion, on umne. schwelt xer criss (7 MEN Wtd To sell the Elite Cloth-cleantri. pad; salary and commission L.

wn- Hams i.u. jur rket st. Ph Ha te MEN" Wtd Able-bodied m-n betwen lit and ior is. a. -'7' orps; must x-.

r.ative-horn or have first papers: lent opportunity to see the world; good pay; clothing, rations, quarters. medVai attendance free. Apply nt 1 8 Marine Corps Recruiting Office. Dome. Prstofflce Bldg Mh and Olive or branch office 171tf Market st iSc MILLWRIGHTS Wtd.

Two experienced mill wrlchts. 1521 uivriii Wtd. oood miners and prrnee tors: steady work. Wilson Foster. au3 Security Bldg.

NAILERS Wtd Two good, fast ni one experienced boxmaker and nailers an rawer on I in I run, i- o. ivansa Cltv. 11" ItKV NICKEL PLATER vta irsv-cias nickel Ulster, nollsner ana ounyi. inusi oe expert and sooer wnu i iu.in..u. wages 'S per week and more If you make good The Kellum Coffee and Mrg.

Kansas mnn nuilltnniii- u- City. OPERATOR 'sfx good nav. W. Miller. 113 N.

atB. Tva INTER Wtd. Aiirouna auioinooue also first-class striper. berry. 1215 N.

VenrtevenTe PATTERNMAKERS rlsnt. Whsr and Wtd. Apply George. IT PLASTERERS td f'-L. house Inquire 1343 Hickory on 11 -room 2d floor poRTKK Wid.

1 riT in uaruyr (uop. 1M) Hsmllton. porter v'd. v. olored.

Apply 3741 Easton ROCK BREAKERS Wtd. Oil Spring SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE GIRL. Young girl would like to assist In dressmaking; has soma experience. 3426A Pennsylvania. Hol'SEGlRL Sit.

wanted bv experienced general houseworker and good cook: without laundry. 2ttT4 Locust. Cii HGL'E KEEPER islt. as housekeeper in rooming house; married lady, unincumbered Call 101 Chouteau av. Hoi SEKEEPER Middle-aged woman wants position as housekeeper or nursing children.

1204 Madison. HOl'SEGIRL Sit. as housegirl to do house work lu small family; no laundry work; call or write. M. C.

San Francisco. Hot'SEGJRL Young American girl wishes position In rerined tamilv: housemaid preferred HOUSEGIRL Sit. by colored girl to assist and help with cooking. with housework Pomont HOUSEKEEPER Sit. by married won.

an as housekeeper In rooming house or take care cf doctor's office. Box H-St). HOUSEGIRL Sit. by girl of 15 to assist with housework or as 2d girl: call or write. Anna Huechan.

170 Allen. HOUSEGIRLS Sit. by two German girls for general housework, by day or week; go home nights. 2113 Franklin. HOl'SEGIRL.

Sit. by colored girl us house and dining-room girl, or nurse. Bomont 1T41 or 2tKrfJ Law-ton. Perkins. HOUSEWORK Widow with baby 18 months old wants housework; small family: write.

K'22 N. Cardinal. (6i HQl'SEGIRL Sit. by first-class colored girl; willing to assist with light housework: call or write. 272 Mills HOUSEKEEPER Widow desires position as housekeeper for widower, with or without children: call Friday or Saturday; refs.

exchanged. Olive st. HOUSEKEEPER Sit. wanted by woman with small child as housekeeper In small family; will work for tier week, with board snd room. Box H-SS, HOUSEMAID Sit.

by competent house and dining-room maid: best city ref. Write 222 Lucas. Phone Central 6S13. Bomont 1211 HOUSEKEEPER Sit. by first-class house keeper, or will take place as nurse for Infant and assist In general housework; can give ursi oi rem.

rnone oeimar HOUSEKEEPER Sit. by widow as working housekeeper in hotel or as cook for small family: beet of St. Ixmls references given. Mrs. L.

Mackey. 1210 Tennessee West Nashville. Tenti LADY Sit. by lady accustomed to general ornce worK. experienced tiler.

Llndeil. LADY Young lady would like position as general nouseworker or housekeeper. loOU Carr lane. LADY Young lady, proficient In detail and clerical work, desires can take dictation; 4 years' experience. Box M-9.

Post-Dispatch. (Tl LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class laundress. first days or tne week. 1422 Clark av.

Olive sor.o. LAUNDRESS Widow wants washing to bring home or work part of day. 404S Lucky. (7 1 LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class colored laun dress, days a ween.

Chandler, 21HJ0 1-swton sv. LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class colored Address (Rl Isundress. or 4 days In week Annie Collins. 2311A Market LAUNDRESS Sit.

by first-class laundress. first i days oi week. 232U Market at A Brooks. LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted to do washing.

Ironing and nousecleaning by the dav M'ss Martin. 1427 N. 13th rear tt! LAI oy oerman woman to do wasning oi ironing, iirst 4 davs cf week or bundles to bring home. Radlsch' BtiS S. Jefferson sv.

J1AAW7 nuuiq IlKe position SS manager ii housekeep er. Box H-13Q. Post-Dispatch A NURSE Infant P-sltion in best of referenoes. 2005 gid family; John av. 1 list- -rur-oiu gin wishes position as nurse In nice family; no laundrv or scrooping wanted.

llox M-14Q itii SEAMSTRESS Sit. to do family sewing hy exiiert; un in 1 to 2 days. 471S IHUH Sit by young Carman lady to do sewing iur iauiea and children. 1211 smji" woman as reliable seariliie owunvworg. I- I U-rev 2-1 l.Mh it.

'rrJ; TYPEWRITER Sit. by lady as typewriter coypisi or mm piiysiclan. Ad. -VI 111 WOMAN SIC by woman to clean office F-. 1M1 President st I'D wosia.

mi- witn one girl 3 Po.r-DlirtcK. Box laun- nry. yuams II nu 1 nil. 'n i ow wninuti u.i.i- in family; will do anv kind of work except! cooking B. S.

1.2Q Markiind eept WOMAN White w-oman wants work, cleaii-ing or laundry: per day. 2S01 W(MA woman desires wor TtTnoon. out oi 't-llptch. 7 Help Wanted MALE BARBER Wtd For Saturday. 14 guarantee 131 Cass av "rmntee.

BAKER on all kT77 bread, roua ami cuiee cage, none but com" netent man wni appiy: nignt work- com Prepared to work tonight, must h. v' G-s1fel1ow v. A RBER Eastoo. WIO. Young un, steady.

SITUATIONS WANTED MALE DRUGGIST Sit. by registered druggist, 1st-class. reliable man: present employed; thoroughly cumetent; good worker; city experience ard ref Box H-Bti. ELECTRICIAN Sit. as electrician; can run electric plants, do own repairing, wiring and do telephone work: best of references.

Box Mount Olive. 111.. Andrew Sandner. ENGINEER Sit. wanted as derrick engineer; familiar with pile driver, clamshell or derrick engines; bridge work preferred.

Ad. John M. Thompson, general delivery. 2 ESTIMATOR Sit. long experience, sota av.

by building astiroator; J. F. 3334 Minne- FOREMAN Sit. as foreman or cylinder pressman, also thoroughly familiar with folding paper-box ouslness: first-class, competent workman; best ref. Box M-158.

Post-lMspatoh. (W UFiOCERY CLERK Sit. by a young, experienced grocery clerk; 3 years' experience. Pox I'ost-Plspatch. HELPER Young married man wants work, either as carpenter's or painter's helper.

K. Weber. Menard. IK'I SlMAN Sit. by young Mexican as houseman or cook or yardman; best refs.

Box M-ro. ifll MAN Yourg colored limn 2H1 5 wants Lucas learn automobile driving. MAN Young married man wants work or any kind: must have work. 5417 Blow. iBi MAN Sit.

bv young man In shop to learn automobile work; some experience. Sir.UA Delmar bl. MAN Wants work on private place; handy In any kind of work; gix)d home more than money. Hox I-i. KOBT-l'lspaicn.

i MAN Sit. arounil private place. elderly white man. sober, reiiapie. lawn, xurnace.

etc. ref. Bex M-i4. Post-Dispatch. MAN Sit.

wanted bv sober, reliable. goo. allround man; wining to wont at anyming. Box Post-Dispatch. oj MAN Sit.

wantel liv young man: speags German and tngnsn; as oriver or siore work best of references. 3 13 Clifton pi. MAN Solier. reliable man. wants em ployment: can furnish ntm caeti security.

Gibson. N. I.effingwell av. MAN Sit by elderly horse, cow, -nal St. man, help ref.

in house, Mosner, cue of 271(1 Ar: MAN AND WIFE sit. wanted by young colored man and wile; private lamny. boarding house or clut: city or country Ad. F. V.Hi7 T.ticss av.

MAN Yuuug man. with some experience, good talker, desires position 111 real estate otrice or wholesale house; capability. Box L-23. post -Dispatch. MAN J.I paid fir Information that will se cure eteadv employment, reasonaoie salary, strictly sober, mlddte-sged married man: good ref.

Walter Williams. 1918 Franklin av. PACKER Sit. wanted by experienced packer In wholesale house; goon reierences. post-PlspMcn.

PAIN I'ER Sit. wanted as painter and pa oerhaneer: resonanie w-ages: can or d'1res l'nln'e-. 4243A Finney. POLISH ER- Sit. ef in do pcllshine.

varnish ing and refinlshlng crrue fixtures ana furniture: any suaoe ursiiej. 1.11 1 1 tit st (7! Pt iRTF.R Sit. t'V hrst-elsss colored portr. extierlencel window wasner; lien pnone Bomont 14X ltlRT EK Sit. noted by young married col ored man as porter or janitor: not Xm work.

F. Merry. 11132 Miner-a. I'ohtfh Sit. as porter, coachman or wor in rfiwra about tne Place tor lust enougn wages to keep up expenses and with the r-iv11ege of hours off each day to chauffeur's trade.

Box L-IRS. Post Disn'atch. SAI.KSM A -Sit. wanted by ex(erienced salesman In g.ts ami electric: city or traveling salesman, salary preferred. Box M- 57.

Post-I'ls natch 4 t.KSM AN -Sit. wanted by salesman, trav e'ing rxsitlon with wholesale house, by Oct. 1: 1'V preferred. Box M-177 Post-Tlsnatch. Young iniin.

stenographer nml offb-e osslHtsnt. wants permanent posi Hon with chance for advancement; first-class refs Box 1. Tost STrl'ENT Wants iiowition to work 2 hours dally: can do hard work. Box 13. Post I is patch.

TINNElt- Sit. and furnire wanted bv first-class tinner man Box watchman-Sit. as nizlit watchman, rell able and solier and Industrious; gilt edge refs. Box II t'ost-Plspstcli. (n WiTCHMAN Sit.

wanted as watchman doorkee)er. floorman. collector; with good house or Ann: by experienced St- Louis man; finest references. 2M Easton av. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE ROOK KEEPER Sit.

wanted by first-class K. e. nrr: experienced: can give bond fr.T Box Post-I ilsoafch. 'AS CASHIER- Sit. anted us cashier in grocery or moving picture show; experienced casn ler.

UK X. Garrison. COMPANION Refined lady desires position as companion to lady or home with elderly couple. Ad Miss Duncan. 7340 Maple bl.

Maplewood. or phone Marshal 2iR- COOK-dress -Sit. by first-class colored cook. 1M4 Pendleton av. Ad COOK hv mid-lb-cook, washing and small wsges lfljiil-j aged German woman general housewoik Franklin.

3d floor VSIIV f-o. "nil will take small wages: cook's place. 3103 l.avVton av. CiiOK Sit. by colored woman as cook or nurse.

In small family. Delia, Healy 142't Chestnut COOK Sit. girl as erences wanted by experlend German is'k or general housework; ret Pine st lv clrl Ii unstslrs work an GlRIy r-dinlng ni I'srk av. rt riot SKSI A ID Sli. bv potent bouseniaid first-class ttt.

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