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'5'" "HE. 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. 10 MOITDAT, At GI ST 2t.

IftrM DEATHS. HELP WANTED Your Ad Direct to the Post-Bispatch UUl? Your Credit's Good if You Rent a Phone advertistrtunt charged for a less amount than 10 cents per line. Money refunded on unused insertions. HELP WANTED MALE DRUG CLERK Wtd. Junior: will give college privileges.

Lehman's. 2tol Washins- ton av. A Good Position for You i VERY day the best positions as clerks, book-keepers, managers, salesmen and private secretaries can be obtained through The Post-Dispatch Want Ads. If you are out of a position, don't roam the streets looking for a sign, or waste your time any other way; but just t.urn and read The Post-Dispatch Want Ads. The best firms in St.

Louis advertise daily for all kinds of help. They want your services. They will pay you well. Get in touch with them today. Start reading the Post-Dispatch Want Ads.

It will always pay you well. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE ci-FFER waiat ironer. 1 "n- snirx- i.p laundry. 27 pine. FFERS Wtd Ki7 for cuff Pressing nT.ei?.,";U,M' and V.v TtrJl'P wnr 'o-.

015 Wn.MiJ,?.- I ul E. Wlff Shlrt t. FINISHERS W.t laundry Jff erjon anil Arsen.i r-lllKT FINISHER7 nnisoers; also f( Ironera; steady 'h iuar.mjilU' rrlce. th.n anvwhVre eTi? mnd mri nnisners SALESLADIES WANTED OA I HI 1 I)V teiy lK.sltlon. Wl Ialsdv; Franklin av.

ri 1 lo mi EggJmsand Board 5MS rUR RENT City" ART ar-e rooms. 141 BELL. "nd coal 1 lurmshed rooms. uaa CA Rl NAL. lna- week rooma.

$2 ro-ims, ny bath n-l fr- lnle rooms. Jl.iO; i'ii light nm. J-Hims. ami ga'VV Urc'ni. porch; yard; room, tiriv-i, Jnj nome ivj lielmar aTTm nlshed roomi- i 1 Ttwaure roous; prl- ih well fur- miwl.rn orne.

"''lAll Ht rnr "'en; term, ee.l li only bell cm- flUlD DELMAR RL. I TvL fur'n' JhTj" upiSi- W.ii''d algns. all conven- hi. new Plendld iences: no U1LIXJN H12---)n 1 room-. elVovVT' ho-sekecm- or iV.2T'dT rmim.

i home- 'urnace heat; private young utile. EASTON. rooms, $12. a 4 1 1 1 l.Te,jfw'.n?w-- r-A! rox. iitnnf myApwTtih 'f pen EAS1 Co tllilllll.

TT V- T. oi front room 7 P'criy men; no other roomer. or two gentle- EUGENIA. KAVS 3C.fl (ir.nd,, lor ludv Or nice, ipiiet employed, ft .2.1 weekly EW1N1 1 and f2 r.i furnished 'V connevilng d'l'sVes; Ttt FIFIEL.vlH. frnt one.

one three Irt -JV 1- 2) FIH'TPrv'Tll 1 1 't rooms: solendM p0" an(1 'nl: Inuulie V.i nretnl-es H.WEV 42o4 Ne.tlv rii.i.i.i... colored, with sit eoiirs. room for FRANKLIN, 1 i.v.. iv room, elcentmr iiJ 'runt -r 1 n'T 1 ri ea p. gent emen III ClllVVII I lit 1 west: two flirtii.he,! for ro fui niched room with private fiimllv front 121 vi.

iirniKiieij. emiiieritii. fr.mt housekeeping. hsth. laundry.

1 wo nn. ting front rooms for housekeeping; hot bain, gx for eook- KL RT. I CR-IB. and l.ocu.t; 1 -M week and up: all ronnln. .) INDIANA.

222.V clean, furnished room, for per month; nil no chfl- dren JEFFERSON. l.vuj Furnl.hed rooms for light houst Keening Ul JEFFERSON. 4 for ee.l.-. Ll'LV lOO'll. I.I' Tl 11.

ei C'MseK. plng. Laclede. iw inrinsiie.i rtms ror Housekeeping; kitchen nit convenience. 1 4 14 I M' lurna 1 "Cn'1 "ht A 11 K.

2iK)s toi.n. parki-Eleginti furnished room, private family, hot hath; r. hi. I II 'lie rjlllfV i.7.ilIfc "oi" i-arge room: nortti and south exposure; al! re 2H4SW)n. neatly furnl.hed' room" reas'innblo jJ LAW I ON.

Four furnished rea sonable, on second fl'vir '21 conneetlng rooms, fur. nlsbed for light housekeeping, hot mater range In kitchen; 'i r.n water, "T.i1 wv' "'11 -Neatly furnl.hed room, for light houoekerplnc; gi. bath, all mod to eonverlen. reisers lile L.A VVTCLN. 2M4 Nicely furnished rooms housekeeping; hall room, bath, laundry.

Ml LAWin.v rf(il(lHn front and connecting also room. ne.tV furnl.hed-all convenlen-'e. privilege of hou keeping: own home Loi'l I SI. "fllfl Neatly lurnlstied rixilu. wiih wini all LOCIST.

22.1 Large front roirtu, week' lo hrtl LoCI'S 1. Furnl.hed exposure- gentl.meti or housekeeping with b.th snd k. LUCAS. 3110 Two cle.n. connecting houM 'II "'K rt)u.

every, thing bt.nd-new. bath, phones: ver re instil. Ll AS. Tw neatly furnl.liail ii.ii Slinili v. res ble nnverlenee.

l. nERSoN. '-lecutlfiii front r.m anj oihers; xpo.ure; bath, rovv 1. finiliV MA MTU KR. 2112 se.

trlif front rorm. light houkeepiiig: newly 4HVI-Well-furnirhed r)ir. for light t.sth all eonv is tl S-i 1 1' 1741 Two nice room, f.r light hoo.k-',t..r evervthtng rv.nv.Bl.nl M'lit MN. second f.e front roitn hotlekeeplng, cooking teebef 52 14 -Two connecting. urni.hej hi'm'keef lng free pliryne.

g.a 'l weeklr OI I 2tV'-'i Nice. Urge, cool roon.a; eleetrl. l'el hsihs: tl neek I yi lt l.t( fnrnl.he.1 il fit rout rie.in nd bain. week Ui.ll;, 41 front roc.tn -1-rn veel.eee. M'li, OLIVE.

421 Three tin urn I and bath, tlgt-t fi.n'e.i OLIVE- 4l-'t N.H rorm. tied wiuth- ern re.neni. bath. hot w. ter 'J' OLI'E.

1424 Nicely furnished front Mum, aiv room n. caiiroofn. op (li OLIVE, "w.ia ''miwieteiv furnished for hnu.eaeej.ing large r-xvin; de.fr.hie, AGE ML. 1W22 -Nicely irnl.hed rooms f.ir gent, nr llg' tth. 1, rival, imlly iji PARK.

lli.r.lr c.neting ri.mt r.eirn. for houkeeplng. cl and a rang. ill I I NK. I121 r.ifl r'm.

for grnt or rl wlf" 11 gent ISE liirh i.ght g.tieTien ij 1- I INK. ltd 4 A ro.i. 1 gentlemen or m.a rerO- efil" yiSK. 3''4 rvwiva. owner ftfie rnv.n.n' e.

ihowii, rwinq light in-1 t--nea i.i 1 lh-e f.irtiv.d n.mi. eat. r-t eii" t- fc-vr N'i if l.c- ee ft I a Vri4 front rtew r-i. 112UA Nic futKi. room rw on.

e.i on Vath: f-. Iie't rone I'M. and Tarior -a rn owe I Hi A In. EN 1 I IS hJw. Cvilt.hl f.

llcnl iwuatiiMMnr tfr ana ee 1 a-eeia 1 1 ill Allll. I'll furnlet huaaaWv- gwa ie, iee cmh, aeucory, yeeeie llc teneejl r.ft io ot-rator. for Factory tj'f Finish fhs "liSSSL new shirts: steady -2 on Nw Era My' era; mmn "trh- Sh-, 21st Al'P'r TREERrt TTti i I. 'ci omen finJ s'3 r7 oTI -o 21s, Apply Courtney' Bh'2 (el BO A I) On Sunday. Aug 23.

190R. at 5 a. Paul lioad. beloved husband of Hofin A. Boad (nee Ktburtz) and ion of Mr.

Anna Boad (nee Klx). brother of Willie and Henry Hoad. Mrs. Anna Wlttmann (nee Boad) and brother-in-law of Henry Wlttmann. Daniel an-i Minnie Kiburtz.

at the age of 3S years 10 months and 3 flays. Funeral serviets at the residence or his sister. Mrs. Annie Wlttmann, 1430 North LefflnKwell avenue. Tuesday.

Aurc. 25. at 6 a. m. Interment at hum-merfU-ld, 111.

IIOIirilERS Entered Into rest on Sunday, Auk. 23. 190S. at a. AuKtist liorohers.

dearly beloved husband of Marie Borchers (nee Blohnu. anil father of Mathilda "Wetiner. Theodore Borchers and grandfather of Klla Wehner, at the age of 70 years 4 months 3 days. Funeral on Tuesday. Augr.

25, at 2 m. from family residence 2808 McNalr avenue, to New Pickers Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Illl ASS Entered into rest at Troy, on Sunday, Aug. 23.

1908 at 3 a. ixx.lse A. Brass Doepke belovtd wife of Augrust F. l.rass, and dear mother of Willie Brass, beloved daughter of Charles F. and the late Annie Doepke.

and daughter-in-law of August and Clara Brass, and our dear sister and sister-in-law. at the age of 34 years 3 months. The funeral will take place Tuesday. Aug. 25, at 2 p.

residence of her father. Charles Doepke. 2011 Cass avenue, rlen are respectfully Invited. tc WtW Cherie ucy "urkV1 beloved mother of Thomas Agnes. Julia Burke ana Mrs.

George H. Graves, relict of Thomas Burke. Notice of funeral will be given. CLAHKR LAdocia A. Clarke entered into rest Sunday, Aug.

23. 1908, at 4 a. after a short mother of Oliver P. and George Davis and Mrs. L.

T. Pastell (nee Da- Funeral from family rnc-t Clark avenue, Tuesday, Aug. 25, at 2 p. m. Friends Invited to attend.

New Orleans and Plaquemlne papers please copy. COI.K On Aug 24. 1908. Miss Sarah Cole, aged 77 years 2 months 11 davs. at 4431 Koum Broaunaj.

Funeral notice later. -n Cimav Aticr 23. 1908 Tiraver. i Vi llhn Tl of Draver (n.e Stuber). and our dear broth r.

brother-in-law ana buii-iii-Ihw, after a lingering Illness, in the tlfty-eigntn year oi ma bc. Due notice of funeral from 51 Texas avenue win be srlven later. (c) niW'-On Sunday. Aug. 23.

1908 at 11 '30 p. aiiei a. ciiun. Stanley Dunn, aged 38 years. Due notice of funeral will be given from family residence, 2901 Dayton street.

ni'EH Entered into rest on Sunday, oo ionfl 10-30 Joserm E. py-er, "beloved son of John and Cora Dyer (nee Hmitn) ana uruuier oi James, John and Leo Dyer, aged 3 years. Funeral will take place from the R1K Hnrris avenue, on jniuiij Tuesday. Aug. 25, at 9 a.

to Mount Olive Cemetery. Friends are respect fully invited. v-' FI1I.A Entered into rest on Aug. 22, i r.Ao T-in offer ft lineerina: 111 ness, John Ftala. aged 23 years and 10 mnntns.

son or Amelia, im -rwm. Fiala (nee Derok), brother of Amelia, Funeral from family residence, 1815 annnnirl of i-aa trt -T Tl Nfi- pomuk Church, thence to Sfa. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Paducah (Ky.) papers please copy. mrm- IntA root 53 I 11 day.

Auk 22. at 10:30 p. Peter Haurk (nee Dre.lingi and father of lfenry liaucK ami Krvtber of Philin (nee num Hauck. at the age of 67 years 1 month aThe.2funeral will take place from residence 1715 North Thirteenth street, on Tuesday. Aug.

25, at 1:30 p. m. (c) IIOH-BSBKCK On Saturday, Aug. "2 1908. at 5:15 p.

Edward Hollen-beck dearly beloved husband of Anna Hollenbeck (nee Horack), dear father of Elsie, Edward and Joseph Hollenbeck, dear son of Mary Hollenbeck (nee Boedlng). son-in-law of Joseph and Ellr.abeth Horack and dear brother of Francis and Casper Hollenbeck and brother-in-law of Mary Hollenbeck, Elizabeth Hollenbeck and Frank, Joseph. Allen and Edmund Horack. after a short Illness, at the age of 36 years 6 months and 22 days. The funeral will take place on Wednesday at 8 a.

from residence. 8509 North Twenty-third street, to St. August In's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. (2c) Hl'Ji(iKn -Entered into rest on Sunday, Aug.

23, 1908, at 6 p. Lena Hunger, my beloved wife, and dear sister, at the age of 33 years. Funeral from family residence, 913 Ann avenue, on Tuesday, Aug. 25, at 2 p. thence to Crematory.

Relatives and friends invited to attend; alxo the members of the Bay-ern Yerein. (c) KKWKY Entered Into rest on Sunday. Aug. 23, 1908. at 4:20 p.

Mary Kenney, relict of William Ken-ney, and dear mother of Mrs. James Casey and Mrs. Timothy Hogan. beloved grandmother of John. Mamie and James Casey, after a lingering Illness.

The funeral will take place on Tuesday. Aug. 25. at 2 p. from residence of her daughter, Mrs.

James Casey, 213 Florida street, to St. Patrick's Church, thence to Calvary Omrtery. Friends are respeot-fuly invited. (C) KOny.EXrOHKnn Entered into rest after a brief Illness, on Monday. Aug 24.

1908. at 10 a. In her seventv-fourth year. Barbara Korzendorfer (nee Metxger). beloved mother of Benjamin.

Joseph, and Charles Kor-endrfer. Funeral will tike place Wednesday Aug. 28. at a. from family residence.

2724 Ends avenue to Isnmaculnte Conception Church' thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends Invited to attend. KI PKKItl.H-Entered Into rest nrter a abort Illness, Mrs. Panllne Kupferle (nee Fauth), dear mother, mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother, at the age of 73 years, Saturday, Aug. 22.

1908, at 7:25 Mrs. Elisabeth Hsnke (nee Kupferle)" Mr. Edwin Kupferle, Mrs. Roese (nee Kupferle). children.

Funeral from the residence, 3635 Cote Brilliant avenue. Tuesday, Aug at p. m. Interment private. I.OHIUM Entered Into rest on Thursday.

Aug. 20. 1908, at 10 Frd Ijohrum, beloved son of Catherine Ixhrum (nee Ixs) and brother of Brth Peters (nee lohrum). Frank and Ixihrum and brother-in-law of Peters, at the age of 24 year and 8 months. Funeral on Tuesday.

Aug, 25, 190 at p. from residence of his aunt Mrs. August Held, 828 Sidney street to Old Pt. Marcus Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited to attend.

(C) MAIIl.lt Entered Into rest on Sunday. Aug. 21, ir. at 4:15 p. Margaret Malier.

boloved of John Maher and aunt of J. John A. Knile and Margaret Matter and Mrs! lljirrtf Funeral will take place from the residence of her brother. 1414 Hogan tret-t. on Wednesday, Aug.

26, at 30 a. to St. Uwrmc 0-Toole- Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery rienda are respectfully invited. 2c) Teleohone No DEATHS. 4MEH Entered Into rest day.

Aug. 23. 1908. at 4:30 D. on Sun- m.

Ade- laide Mamer. beloved daughter of Pe ter and Lydia Mamer (nee Schmidt) and our dear sister, at the age of 20 ypflrs. Funeral on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 1908, at 2 p. from family residence, 2205 Sidney street.

(c) STEIX-Entered Into rest on Sund.iv, Aug 23, 1908. at 4:30 a. Henry Stein, beloved husband of Alice Stein (nee Baugh), aged 49 years. Funeral on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 1908.

at 1:30 p. from family residence. 2117 North Tenth street. Friends invited to attend. Deceased was a member of Missouri Circle, No.

324, of Protective Home Circle. (c) Coming Events A nominee jour ball, party or entertainment tnroagb this column. AU St. Iinln reids It. TWO LINES OX1! TIME TWO TtTMES YOCR DRUGGIST OUR AGENT: GRAND reopening Prof.

Davl' Dancing: Academy. ortn western Mall. Elliot and Pt. Louia Wednesday evening, Auer. 2: clamea every Friday evening.

(.1) GO I GO'S evening excursion, ateamer Alton. Tueaday. Aug. 25. (3) GRAND reopening Prof.

Davis Dancing Acairemy. comptnn Han. t'ompton and Park Thursday evening, Aug. 27: classes Monday and Tuesday evening. (3) TO ADVERTISERS Count 7 arerage words as one line.

No adyertlsements accepted for less than -the price of two lines. Tbe Post-Dispatch reserves the right to rerlse and classify adrertlaements and to reject or omit and refund the amount paid. Report promptly to the Want Ad lianager failure to get returns or experience with fraudulent or dishonest adTertisers. Return wrong replies, giving your receipt number. In answering box addresses write the capital letter as well as the box number on the envelope.

Uncalled for mall held 15 days. Two or more Insertions are better tl an one. Try a three-time ad results certain for Money refunded on unused insertions when requested prior to day of publication. Errors corrected or money refunded. Requests for Sunday Want ad corrections must be In this office before 6 p.

m. Saturday. Aroid the Saturday night rush and Insure better serrice by filing your Sunday adTertlsements early Saturday, preferably in the afternoon. For display rates, contract solicitors and adTertlslng adrire cull Bell Main 8150; Klnloch Central 3415. Want Ad.

Main 721-743-3150. Klnloch Central 8S-S0-91-3415. RATES Per line. ilOc A I.I. Except the followlns: Situations Wanted, first 3 lines or less, 10c; each additional line, 6c.

Rooms for Rent. City Sc Rocms, With Board, Ians on Personal Property Medical Clairvoyants. Magnetic Heal-irg. Lectures and Spiritualism, Personal Sundries, Matrimonial, Employment Agencies Business Ads in Personal or Rooms and Board Agencies. 15c 25c Matrimonial Firth and Lodge Notices.

(each) 25c Obituaries, Cards of Thanks 20c Engagements. Marriage. Death Notices each 11.00 TELEPHONE YOTJR AD. to the Post-Dispatch if not convenient to go or send to a drug store. Your credit is good if you rent a pbone.

NO ADVERTISEMENTS CHARGED FOR LESS AMOUNT THAN 10c PER IINE. CLOSING HOUR IRTTO STORES 11:30 a. m. daily; 9:00 p. m.

Saturday. KAIN OFFICE 11:40 a. m. daily: 10 p. m.

Saturday. (30) LEGAL NOTICE. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: ne uuy or at. lunula Das secured tit'e pro ana poasession. under condemnation ceedings, of all tha property in city blocks Nos.

208 east and 208 west, bounded on the nortn by Market street, on the east by Thirteenth street, on the south by Clark avenue and on the west by Fourteenth street. Any and all occupants of any part of said premises are hereby notified to vacate, and remove from same. on. or before tha 1st day or September. I rl Cj ('1 1 1 OK ST.

I.OU1S. By James Y. Plaver. Comptroller. Approved: ROLL A WELLS.

Mayor. Lost and Found IF YOU LOSE ANYTHING Advertise it here. It will be-eturned to you if an honest person finds it. Remarkable recorerles are brought about erery day through this column. All druKKlxta recelre want Ads for the Post-Plnpatch at office rates.

IF YOU FIND ANYTHING bring It to the I'oat-Dlspatcb I.ok and Found Ilurrsa 210-212 North Hroodvray. Get a claim check. Have It advertised. Reclaim it if tbe owner does not. THE LAW People who find lost articles lire Interested in knowing riist the State Law (Section 8475 to 84S'.

Revised Statutes of Missouri, 1SU9) la strict In requiring them to seek the owners through adTertl.sement and otherwise, and that a failure to do ao. If si me can be proven. Involves a severe penalty. LOST BRACELET Ixwt. gold bracelet with stone: liberal reward for return to J.

Wachter. Simmons Hilw. Co. ill UltAi'KLB 1' Ltt. child's 11.

H. bracelet. Sunday IJertel. Ran- evening; reward. I-nst.

Sunday afternoon, gold bracelet, on Hussell near Compton; reward. Keturn to 2115 Oregon a v. UHiKiCH lost. diamond brooch. Sunday.

Aug. between and a. between Chamberlain and Clara and 8t. Rose'a Church. A liberal reward If ie-turned to it.

Wand. o21 Chamberlain. Li-st. on mrnuu-r Alton, a diamond brooch, an helrloorn and highly val-id by owi er. Klndt-r will receive liberal reward by notifying B.

Conrad, 44 Klmhsnk or Ht Union t. 'MAIN lost. lady's chain and luckel. Sunday afternoon. Reservoir I'ark or Grand liberal reward.

1413 Carr lane; phone Grand 2' si. 1 lwt. di'g: imall fox terrier, norrli in oft ear. 4-'ii John av. liberal rew ard.

LhkJ Lost, small black-and-tan dog. No. 74S3; reward. 1WA Shenandoah av LH.KD Loat. Emtllsh siwinlel rioir.

white nn.i black; female; reward. 3120 Hawthorne bl. "'-r Joet. white buil terrier, license Vo jttvii.i; answers name of Dick;" reward If returned to St. Louis Last 13th and Palm.

bob-tailed fox terrier. wTtil -I cuitar ana prass locjt; an 7. I. 10 nama av. Dick; rew ard.

3319 loat, either In St. Loula or on count. ouis or on a lii tX for information lead- NStie, ff tn' wotjry Loat and Found Hu: I V. i loCket inltlali liberally "nder will be IM Fair rli eame to LOST AND FOUND LOST PARCEL Lost. Sunday evening, on Taylor car, between Manchester and Finney, parcel containing corset covers and jewel case, containing jewelry.

Notlty 471oA ernon. upstairs: rewara PJN Lost, baby's pin. Sunday, with name Lula engraved; reward. 171 Franklin Weiss. rucivt-mouK-Uist.

pocketbook, '1 hursday or Friday, containing currency and small check; also red memorandum book of Atlas lieltlng liberal reward will be paid for return. Ad. 2703 Meramec st. POCKET BOOK Lost, Aug. 'I'l.

small black pocketbook. containing $(1. train ticket and owner's address, on or getting -off Frisco 3 train; reward if returned. Box M-43, Post-Llig patch. 1'Oi'KElBOuK Lost, pocketbook.

Saturday evening, about containing currency and several lodge receipts, at Ureidenbach's butcher shop or on Bellefontaine car. Finder will return and receive reward at VS1 Idaho H. O. Lels. fCRSE Lost.

Sunday. Meramec Highlands. rurse; keep money, return key. Box F-77. I-L'RSE Loat.

lady's purse, on Edwardsviile car. between 9:30 and 10:30 p. m. Sunday. Return to 1S11 Ohio East St.

Louis; reward. 131 LlNii Lost, large ametbyst ring on ball ground No. 2. between Calvary and (jueens av. on Florissant.

Llheral reward If returned to Sehroeter Bros. Hdw. 717 av. TIN BOX Lost, from 2018 Kutger, Aug. 18, 1908, between 3 and B'30 p.

tin box; valuable papers. Reward will tie paid to any one returning same. C. J. Krleger.

UMBRELLA Lost, silver and pearl handled umbrella: initials G. E. L. Suburban. Saturday matinee; reward.

22 Nicholson pl.lc) UMBRELLA Lost, black umbrella, Saturday morning, on W'ellston car; reward. Return to 3122 Sheridan. UMBRELLA Will party who took silver-handled umbrella with initials H. B. from 4th st.

car Mondav morning: reward. Box Post-Dispatch. WATCH Lost, between 1300 Temple pi. and fiOOO Easton lady's gold watch, monogram L. L.

P. and neur-de-lls pin; 11b-eral reward. Return to 1307 Temple pl.U) FOUND DO Found, brindle bull. Call 12415 N. King's highway; licence In.

940. PACKAGE Found, package, on Olive st. (1) Call Lost and Found nureau. PIN Found, gold Catholic lodge or class pin; owner can have by proving and paying for this ad. 3107 Pine st.

ROSARY Found, part of rosary, with crucl-fx. Call Lost and Found Bureau, Post-Tllspatch. 2) TROUSERS Found, pair of trousers. ply 3040 Clark. Ap- Eniployment Wanted IV ALE BAKER Allround baker wants position.

In city or country; single. HQS Franklin. 121 BAR TEN JJER Sit. wanted By young man as assistant bartender; moderate wages; references. Box M-3U, Post-Dispatch, ill BLACKSMITH Kit.

by first-class blacksmith, either city or country work. Ad. W. 60 Pennsylvania East St. Louis.

11) BOOKKEEPER Sit. wanted; can give best of references. Box K-101. Post-Dis. 12) BOOKKEEPER Sit.

by young man. bookkeeper or assistant, with one years' expe rience; can operate typewriter: salary no object. A. Rieth. 2812 Meramec st.

2) BOY 17. strong and willing, wants to work in grocery store, or drive, or anything. Write to Albert Stlltz. 502 37th East St. Louis.

111. BUTLER Sit. as butler; first-class in every respect; city references. Roland, 3542 Pine. (2) CARETAKER For country place or city residence: competent, experienced man, with best city references, wants work as above Box Post-Dispatch.

2 i Sit. by carpenter, first-class man: reason-ible wages. Box C-S3. (2) CARPEN I'ER Al carpenter wants situation, or will work by the Joh. 2732 Washington.

(1) CARPENTER Middle-aged, wants sit. in factory or for property owner; have plenty tools; low wages. Box Post-Dis. CARPENTER Hill contracts for all kinds of repairs; get me and save money 009 Frank-lln. Central 21 B2.

Main 1172. (8c) CARPENTER Sit. wanted by experienced carpenter: can do all kinds of repair work. IK. I2 n.

Meegan. 4ZJ4 Lexington av CriAL'Fr'EUR Sit. by cometent chauffeur: does own repairing; best references and license. Bell phone. South 79H, (3J CHAUFFEUR Sit.

wanted by competent chauffeur: can do own repairing; moderate salarv. Ad. Wood. 4314A eimar bl. phone Forest 5373.

(li CHEF Sit. by experienced colored chef, cook; best city references; competent for any position offered him; will leave city. 030 Bomont. A. D.

Washington. 2837 Manchester av. CLERK Position as clerk in wholesale shoe concern; experienced: good penman. Adolph Feige. Russell Hotel.

Market and lth st. COACHMAN Sit. wanted by first-class colored coachman; understands care of horses, yard, furnace: good city references. Write or call 2i41A Morgan st. (2) COLLECTOR Sit.

wanted as collector by steady young man; best of references; mod-erate salary. Box C-29, Post-DlBpatch. (1 COLLECTOR Young man. 23. wishes position as collector; real estate preferred; finest references.

Box K-92. Post-Dis. (2i C01.1.E.L' uK Sit. by limn as collector for some nrm; can give references and bond If wanfd Box C-lll. Post-Dispatch.

COOK Sit. wanted by pastry cook and baker; hotel or shop; first-class man. 3652 Ceveland av. phone Grand 3233. (1) DRAFTSMAN Position by draftsman and building superintendent; good refs.

Box IN st-Hispatch. (3) DRIVER Young man would like position as driver: can give bond. Box F-153. Un.lv EH Sit. by married man.

driver, team ster or factory work. Ad. W. 4329 2d St. DRUG CLERK Sit.

by drug clerk; competent, reliable man; first-class city refer-ences; phone I.lndell 34211. (1) ENGINEER Sit. by first-class street roller and traction engineer; best references. Box F-fH'. Post-Dispatch.

1 REM AX Sit. man: best refer is fireman or night watch-nces. Phone Grand F1RE.MAX- anted as fireman; years' experience: can handle engines, do oiling, fit pipe. Call or ad. 4517 N.

2d floor. (21 FOREMAN Sole leather room foreman, with 14 years' experience and Al references, desires position in Missouri; phone Central 8-70. ,) MAN German wants work for room and hoard and small wages. Box a first-class stove and range man wants worK; references. Box r.xiierienoe.1 man wants position to taite rire or norses Hox -vv.

Pust-Dis. oiA.Nr.n. ny young man. l'J years any mini in ci nee worn: 4 years experience: bi-st of references. Box F-lol.

Post-D. 2I MAN wi. by young man of 25; steady, reliable and willing worker. Box M-21, MAN it. Wanted bv Vnun.

mun- wmill like to get work: handy with tool's. Box m-n. rcm-oiypatrn. man bit. wanted by young man: must have worn or some Kind in or outside.

Box 17V. Post-Dispatch. max Middle-aged man wants employment; nurwts. yarn, lawn, lurnace. etc.

Box M-22, Post-Dispatch MAN Sit. by young man. 22 years old; has had office and shipping experience: good habits and good refs. Box 03. Poat-Dis-ra ten Man su.

warned by all-around col- ored man; any ki Janitor, yardman. nd of housework, waiter. M. Thomas. 2022 Mor- Kan at MAN Sit.

wanted of anv kind by lutein gent and able-bodied. mi.MWari mn would be content with small wages, room and board. Box M-132. I'ost-Dlsuatch. i2i MAN tlt.

by young colored man for private family; some experience in auto oriving. I'oiorea i. il. 2702 Law ton. Bomont 1131.

MAN Sit. by young man of 22 years would like some kind of work; bnnest. active and otveoiert: can give refs. Box 100, Foet- iMpntrn. MAN AND WIFE Sit.

by colored man and irom wium; wire, nousework: man. tend cow. horse, yard and help in general. 3ol7 Iwton av. "AA-'Experienced furniture finisher wants mwiiiun, can rcnnisn ana 15 years experience; city references.

Box M-13 Post-Pispetch. MAN of neat appearance, 60: excellent health; rood penman, desires situation: srlary ia of no consideration. Box F-52 PostIlratrh. i) MESSENGER Pit. by young colored man aa write xtiirv iawton.

off lit. MAX Sit. wanted by firat-claaa piiice man; Al at figures; can furnish beat referencea. Box C-1S6. roat-Dla.

2 CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS CANVASSERS Wtd. We have slashed the prices, tiinw payments at cash prices; get in on the killing; wagons furnished. Byrne. 1IQ4 pine st. UNinSStHii Wtd.

Reliable manufactory established TpO years, has an excellent prop, osition for Intelligent. Industrious, wide. awaKe hustlers, selling a household ne cessity; experience not necessary. A kpplv i'H'1 Washington av. SOLICITOR Wtd.

Hustler for solicitor; pood position to right man. Louisiana i-torage Co. 2C44A Franklin. MAIL ORDERS CREATEST wrinkle" remover on earth; something absolutely new; 25c coin. Lela vimiuner, rm wis.

ill L. ESS In the mall order business depends on your working plan; I made in years: began small: I will show you now to start right; send for particulars. Manager. Box K34. Lockport.

N. Y. i7ci HELP WANTED FEMALE BINDERY GIRL Wtd Experienced ruling ffedir. 213 IxK-nat st. LRMAID Wtd.

Experienced; at once. V1' Competent white woman cook. 4ji Delmar bl. CtJ.Ki, Wt2- Exi'erlenced: come work: White Woman HO.1 OMee ready to Girl to cook in restaurant. Evans CX'rKa Wtd German preferred must be .10.111 est IMne ni.

v. Oood woman short-order cook. nil N. sth tinstnlrs. cook nnd do kluhen work.

3il't Washington. Wtd Experienced white woman for small restaurant :i21.1 Frinklln. Cl2'-iC vvtd. Experienced girl for cooking IVltK nerJJ houeework: no washing. Apart-ment 1.

4 4H Forest T'ark bl. lei VV II 1 ni 1 ke white womm cook. noUHekeepl ng. at Bastrop. H.

i. i 1 1 1 r. in, nit nrii three davs at Room Mirouttc Hotel ilRh Wt.l.-ExrM-rleneed; al once: goori (io2 n. Tavlor av v.nu see lanv or tne nome next DINING ROOM GIRL Wtd" Call 5 N. 8th DISHWASHER 111 S.

(ith. Wtd. Woman dishwasher. (1) A'rlt'i wtd Woman: must be 111 viair East St. Louis.

DR ESS MAKER Wtd. First-class wTrk given home if preferred. Apply 8204 Pes- 1 GIRL Wtd. For store. 11!) Ilth.

(cl G1Jikk dlnlri5 room work. 6700 Delmar bl. App'v c) GIRL and Neat girl lunchroom. to work in coffee Chestnut cj. "vj.

ror nurnrv work. American i-mmry zist and Morgan. c) GjRL Wtd. To fold circulars: per iiwurm. asnmcton.tci manufacturing plant.

A. ply SOS X. Commercial st. fg. To work ln dental office.

Ap-ply 720 Olive st. (c) GIRLS Wtd. Experienced and Inexnerlenced glrlr to work on caps; good wag-s. Union I'ap 722 X. 4th st.

nci uiiu, mo. vvun some experience, for fruit Jppiy io atewara. Planters Hotel (2c) hi strong girl, about 14. to must go borne st Mrwrnni st. GIRI' ''1 White girl to cook end assist TlrtS 1S.

Call orest I'ark hi. 1JIT7I. vr, V.iVV-v. I vneeier Wilson hem stitch machine: also one experienced stltch- Co wih Olive Buckley Shirt HAIRDRESSER Wtd. Experienced ladv oi u.

rii.1 iiitviiii-iire parlor A no I to Svihuessler-Reuther (lei nairaressing and manicure parlor. Apply HOL'SEGIRL. Wtd To ssslst with house-work. Apply 42 Klneshnrv nl "uue- HOLSEGIRL Wtd. For general housework: no wishing: must cook.

3540 Hallldav av "VvVtf'l KL Wtd. White ssMntrton bl. houaeglrl. 4128 "MLtiVJlll r'or aeneral housework. l'4s Sheridan apolv at once.

wtd. About 10. for general homework or nursing, rail 4111 Hnini.hrer. "wort 1 general house- ivnvi in a Wtd. White girl to assist In general nousework.

2923 Lawton. ti.M KEGIRL for general work li 120 montn- Shenan ennlr Id -liOOO iHTniM girl tO nousework: no wash- Ins iTiv, st. --lGIRL Wtd. Girl for general ifi y.mily; references required kiRL Wtd To assist In housework no wagea 13. KOI vv to.

K.xnerlenee.4 general housework: family of 2: good he. n.l treatment, 4207A (3) him SKGIHL Wld.Wlitts or oit.v Westminster Ho 1 1 I vv I I I rl f.vr 1 i wages; small family. ST. 04 Ver- HOUSEKEEPER Wl ences n.nl,i reier- i i' rrotesiant pre hom' rlarht party. Bo: -li td.

For general housework amec ear. "vi. rvirawooo. Mer Wtd. Xeat.

Protestant gri" 'th 1 i ay. lMri Hamilton av i i hi. wom.n lrl or i nousework: 3 In family w.e.: reference; i in ajr av, v.ll -vi WOMAN Wtd A ro-vm laOQA Franklin i venue Lunch A Wtd ance- "O'-er- bqv M-i, LAUNDRESS Wtd Cal 11 Russell. JV'i'-opetent whit, i.un- M'MiHf vfd. i Jeod eci'ored laundress for two dlv i-iFrpnfl 4'Si West Pin laundress.

1 44l4 sv. .1 'SEGIHt. WtA k. 'I' "r-oiit the hou call 13-3 I.lieretls sv nJl' u. OHR Wtd "nd klmonas.

wt dressing 14th St. cl lies 0.nRV,,vKH WM Kxpernr.d; v.u',"b'-M,l machines. a( I' Fr.HBnn. A i I lei on ipply to Mr. Ferguson-McKlnney and Hek0-y Hroedwuv (lel OFEFATORS WANTED.

ladles' m.i.lln nn. -o r.em.tltrhers mil I'rl "1' need la tmiT but P''-encd power operator. il 'SOX-McK I.N NFT'fl FA CTOR T. St le MliHT MAKERS ftii ferts; also buttonhole end Fsr," p7l" A Walker tthlrt OPERATORS WANTED. alio TI ledlea muslin underwear; line.

nl Union op-r-bu experienced power operators ix-'i'-MeKINNFY MUSLIN I'NDER- Ar-Tonv 1477. sv 'K-For lit o.ti i furniture, cl st.1 vJyX? .0 I 'ndeli ES 1 ilAKEH om good jtx-umt at i7i hou-keeper home WM J- lr.t-i work a home If preferrod. Apply 324 rectal' iVe ISX. WAITRtS.H wtd at H'B. WAIlhrSS Wtd.

Girl a. w.l AU2 VVr4iy, Wui -Experienced. d.y work A I It KivH id" ltn Kentucky Restaurant. 4" Fi.nk- WASHFRWOMA.V Wtd 2we RacKlL ork for a. L.

-a e. i i J. A WiA vt-. 6U N. lint ESTIMATOR Wtd.

Familiar with bull. ling business: none but an expert need apply. not Post-Diapatch. FIREMAN Wtd. Kitchen fireman; German pref erred.

Apply Grand Avenue Hotel. Grand and Olive. let FOLDING MACHINE FEEDER Wtd. Experienced; no other need apply. Perrln Smith Ptg.

217-1H Olive St. FRESCO PAINTER Wtd. And 5 good pa-perh angers. P. Loire.

4224 olive, HOUSEMAN Wtd. White. 4323 Morgan St. HOUSEPAINTERS Wtd. Open shop: lng but mechanics need apply.

scnal st. noth-7 Ar- LA BORERS Wtd. laborers on Arsenal 3 blocks west of Spring E. Whelan.tli LABORERS Wtd. Pennsylvania and sha.

Ruecklng Con. Co. Xeo- LA BORERS Cahane av. Wtd. W.

W. Miller, 500O LABORERS Wtd. 2." laborers' 1.7." per day. N. Broadway.

Webb-Kunxe Construction Co. ill LABORERS Wtd. 20 laborers and lo teams, per day. Lake a v. and Westmoreland.

LABORERS AXD TEAMS Wtd. laborers and teams, on Bremen av. and 2oth st. E. Wlalen.

ij LABORERS Wtd. And rock men. Apply at CSOO N. Broadway. Prendergast Contracting Co.

(Scl LUXCHMAX Wtd. Allround man; $12 and up. Six! Chouteau. MACHINE AXD Wtd. Man to operate woodworking machine, and also general machine hands.

Western Planing Mill, Xewstead and Carter. MAN Wtd. Experienced young hardware store. 1)234 Easton av. man for MAX Wtd.

Experienced young man to deliver groceries and work in store. Box F-7K. Post-Dispatch. MAX Wtd. io iearn good trade; will pay about to begin with.

Call 4.H10 Delmar bl. (c MAN Wtd. Young man with some experience at tailoring; steadv work. Weldel Webster Tailoring College. 384Q Olive, del MAN Wtd.

German who has advertised ht will woik for room and board and small wages to call D. F. Smith, Delmar 3230K id MAX Wtd. With some following, to solicit clothes made to order by a merchant tailor, with good reputation and established trade; will make liberal proposition to right party. Box C-KV7.

Post-Pis. tc) MARBLE CUTTER Wtd. Allround marble cutter, letterer and tracer; also marble rubber. 142! St. Louis av.

MEN" Wtd. One block west of Suburban track. A. w. Jenkins.

MEN Wtd. 15 men James J. Ryan. at 7th and Pine sis. MEN Wtd.

To take orders for coffee. tea grocers specialties; $13 week. 612 S. 7th. loll) MEN Wtd.

Several hustlers to distribute samples: only live white men need apply good wages. Room r7 Gav at once a. Able-bodied men between ages and 35. for IT. S.

Marine Corns: must he native born or have first papers; excellent opportunity to see the world good payf ii. s. uai i. in. iiiruivai niil'UU- ance free.

Apply at U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Office. Dome Federal and 17lo v'k. S.

Ixvnls. Mo. iHcl MILKER Wtd. First-class milker. Maple wood dairy.

3122 Big Bend road. Maple wood. Phone Marshall 93 L. PA IN TER Wtd -Iner aHbastlne. -Who also understands us Hart.

5445 Easton. PAINTERS Wtd. Allround painters, rouirh stuff rubbers, finishers. Banner Buggy Main and Rtncer sts. (lei PORTER Wtd.

(KM! N. Compton. POR TER Wtd. German preferred one who PORTER Wtd. Colored porter, with Ap ply at once.

S. E. Cor. Broadway and Pine. PR ESS FEEDER Wtd.

At James Maccallum Ptg. 373 1 N. Rrondway. ROCK BREAKERS Wtd. Gustine and Arsenal.

Ruecklng Con. Co. SAND GRATERS Wtd. On Morganford road and Arsenal. G.

Eyermann tiro. SCR EM AN Wtd. Night scrubman. Laclede Hotel. SIGN WRITER Wtd.

First-class s.gn writer and monogramer, who Is rimltlar with carriage painting. Embree-McLean Carriage i. inn onve st. STENOGRAPHER Wtd. Male stenographer capable of answering mail, keeping card file, must be accurate and witling worker, nox 4.

t'ost-inspatcn. TAILORS Wtd. To work on custom coats Fox Tailoring 615 Pine st. Jc TAILOR Wtd. To do pressing and repairing; must be first-class man.

4ol N. st TEAMS Wtd. 10O teams, with large beds, lath and Lncas sr E. Whelsn. (Sc) TEAMS Wtd.

20 teams, at Keokuk and Louisiana: 5 per div. Ruecklng Const. Co TEAMS Wtd. Ten teams. 50-ft.

beds, to haul granite blocks: all summer work. B500 X. Broadwav. Webb-Kunxe Construe tlon Co. il UPHOLSTERER Wtd.

First-class uphol sterer. in repair shop: middle-sged pre ferred. Wm. McLaren. Old Orchard; take Meramec cars to Lock wood av.

SHOEWORKERS WANTED CUTTER Wrtd. Experienced man to cut and channel Goodyear welt insoles. Write Ies-nover Shoe Springfield. III. '3c LIFT CUTTERS Wtd.

11th and Carr. SHfiEMAKTHS wtd. Outside. Innersole ani lift cutters. Ad.

B. Hllllard, in care of M. D. Weiss DeKalb: I1L Lie) KHnKMAk'RRK Wtd Good cutters on chll dren's shoes. Apply Fargo Phelps.

Louisiana. Mo. AGENTS WANTED AGENTS Wtd. Men snd women can mnke 10 a dsv selling our photo tickets. Olive Studio.

720 Olive st. 8 AGENTS Wtd. TaCt and Bryan campaign buttons: 6 samples. 10c: 12 for l.ic; 91. postpaid; thev sell for 10c each.

Wesson Mfir Co Providence. R. I. ilwi AGENTS Wtd. Men or women mske per dav selllnt: the Campbell Skirt Marker: b-at made.

Write. McMartin Sl Toledo. O. ID SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN Wtd 3 soliciting salesmen ror city. McArtbur.

411 Jlle tjoiij n. Sc i SALESMAN Wtd. Priming salemnsn; must Ik-n hustler and able to make rood: eicelleat B.i; F-lfli. Post DWP' tcli. SALESMEN Wtd.

City nnd roan; ixm-ni wm pay Jloo per month: bond ana a-i IHlred fill) Laclede Bldg. 34c) A LI S.M i n.e energetic nn.u. one vlug eiperltnce In roofing ptinta prricrreo. Aprlr 18 N. 21 St.

111 SAI.I-SMN Wtd Esperlenced Installment fiitnitnre salesman: permanent position he peenle's. Olive St. 'SI SALESMAN td. Travel, countrv towns nnd represent St. T.uls firm: ntr' necessarv than evpfrlence: good comien- sation.

Box F-B'3. Post -1 Jlspajl SALESMEN Wtd. -Three salesmen ror citv. new: patented, of first necessity; mission; call Sunday. Montague Chemical o.

3702 Flnnrv. SALESMAN wtd Not over of good appearance, strong persona it unexceptionsl record and abi.Tty rcsuita; a r.rst-ciass posnu.ii man. A-l. Post Dlspatcn. rci inrf by best retal trade on lltieral commission: references re- i i r--i, whin westne.n.

4i Mass. i a well-kmwn line SALESMEN Wtd lo of men youth snd knee t.rlces; a. side Kalian. Arkan-aP. TfnnmW.

K2fL i art in, i. i 'Kianoma samples wrusui S. Kuee Pants 37 West Vor, -ity. REPRESENTATIVE Wtd -M "rflV Clnclnntl. a nuf scorers or rig.

grade in summer coats and trousers no for Kentucky and Tennessee ror Kenrurkv ani i raaor-. mn, applications considered excepting rfo iJr. nnmi it PARTNERS WANTED PARTNER Wtd To Join ins Arm. r-oodwork. who wtio ran go to work st once: large proois, Bex Post I '1-t tell.

TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES life EX vita io team naroer cholarahlp given: chairs d-busy: careful instructors: tool! -oai-plomas granted; wage plentiful; wonderful dmna tiers: call or write. Moir Barber "IJJ 1110 Pine au nut SITUATIONS WANTED -MALE PAINTER Al painter wants situation; will aiso lane worn oy toe joo. to. vvooiniis-ton av. ill PAINTER A painter and paperhanger will work reasonable.

call or aa. rainter, 4243A Finney av. 3) PORTER Sit. by young colored man as porter or Janitor; good references; colored. Y.

M. C. 2702 Lawton. Bomont 1131. PORTER Sit.

by young married, colored man. as porter and janitor; phone Koraont or Central 412HL. Between and 10 o'clock. Ak for Charley Robinson. 3) SALESMAN Sit.

wanted by young man as city salesman: acquainted wltn retail grocer trade: gilt-edge references. Box K-170, Post-Dispatch. (2 SALESMAN Sit. by a young man on the road or as cltv salesman; have years' experience, seeing consumers. Box F-7ft, Post-Dispatch.

(2) SALESMAN Sit. as' city salesman by an ex perienced and successrui salesman acquainted with the trade this city and section; sober, energetic, reliable, responsible and thoroughly competent to sell dry goods, groceries or drug specialties, or to fill any position of trust and responsibility; satls-factorv references. Box 22. (2) SHOE MAN Sit. by a first-class retail shoe mnn: best of refs.

Rox -79. Post-Kispatcn. STENOGRAPHER Sit. by young man. about 19 years old.

as stenographer or shorthand and office work. Address 906 Manchester. STENOGRAPHER Sit. wanted bv expert enced stenographer to do stenographic work in evening; has own machine. Box M-93.

Post-Dispatch. (2) WATCHMAKER Sit. by first-class watchmaker and jeweler of 2." years' experience: good salesman and not afraid of work; ready at once. H. C.

Templeton. care Hotel Milton. (2) SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE CHAMBERMAID Sit. by colored woman aa chambermaid. Call or write 318 S.

Comp-ton av. CHAMBERMAID Sit. by neat colored girl as chambermaid or general housework; small family; references; call or write. Belle Brown. 310A S.

Spring. COOK Sit. wanted by a neat, reliable cook in a plain American family- not further out than 4400 west. Box K-44. COOK Sit.

by a first-class colored cook; private family; good lnundress; pbone Llndell 3S20E. COoK Sit. by colored girl; good cook, in sr.iall family or boarding house. Bomont 831. 2B13 Lawton.

COoK Sit. wanted by colored woman to do plain cooking and downstairs work; references. 2710 Washington. COOK Sit. wanted by colored lady to cook; can give good references.

3320 Washington. reai COOK Xeat colored woman wants to cook in private family. 2909 Lawton; Bomont COOK Sit. wanted by experienced colored woman cook, boarding, family or chambermaid; go home nights- good wages. Call at once: references.

Morgan. COOK Sit. wanted good cook by colored can give references. Call or write 3il8 Morgan st. DIN'IXO ROOM GIRL.

Sit. by experienced dining room gin, Goodfellow. blH WASH ER Sit. wanted by experienced colored girl as dishwasher or plain cook. 12." S.

14th ft. iilRL Sit wanted by an experienceu coiorea mr.ll family 12o S. 14th St. Ill qjjL, Sit. by gooa gin; can Kive iciciciicea.

Call t.QQK a GIRL Sit. wanted by girl girl attenaing nignt nousework. Call or school, to write 1401 do acneral N. Sfirah. HOISEG1RL Sit.

by colorea nousegiri to do general nousew oi iv. HOCSFA.IRl- -it. fr KJna' mlddle-iged woman. 2ti4M pine. HOL-SEGIRL Sit.

to do general housework. to co home si 1st East St. Louis. 111. 227 X.

Hoi'iVfiiHI. Sit bv neat coioreo. gin tor "houseworkrTlain cooking or laundress. Bo- 721. HOUSEKEEPER SR.

'f with child: send postal Ited by woman 1026 S. 3d room 4. iiiii-F-iUHL Sit. wantea as nuuwgin or 11 do chamniraid work: colored girl. Sadie ti.

"s'i; Easton av tj.i-Ju-u- l'pfp Sit. wanted aa housekeep- by competent German girl; good cook. Hill1 IN. Mian noi-FGlRI SR. wanted by good, reliable HOI neral housework in colorexl giri i asre small family, giv SL'O month.

en In do houseclean HOI SiptAAMv-- furnish two Willis. 1230 women as helpers ng. oy irtress lth st wanted by experienced HOI fhi.lK -'i- housework, cook German girl tin iui Anr.r lng: no i Lucky at. ing: no laundry or uui Monday5 or Tuesday. 3C02 Evn av.

HOUSECLEAX ER- 'WubYlng by woman housecanlng or 'S or week: references, ta-n tth rear. rntil.1 vise own fur salarv. Hnssen LAUNDRESS White M2l7 ing to bring home. Ca'l Delmar wash- la col- LAUXDRESS Sit. wanteu orel laundress Moment LA ESS Fl rst -c lass work to bring home laundress wants xerts.

flrst-ci coloted I irvnit'Cj lf hv l.nnr.a. 4 dV in Week. ISiri Chestnut. LAUNDRESS-Want, bundle, to bring home 3sir, Washington bl Nl.ie. 1 LA L'XDR washing to take home; jorti nnV LAUNDRESS Sit.

by colorea out 3 or 4 days In week. 1314 Toasri. LAUNDRESS Sit. by white om" dreaa or houeecleanlng beat reterence. S33 T-clede.

LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by ored laundress or cook. LUle Smith, reax of 1511 Chestnut at. hoi sfk-FFPER Refined widow wltn wishes noa lion aa house-fur, for 5 objection to chll-keeper for of adults, where 'f n'U. more than i LAUNDRESS Sit.

by first-class colored laundress; phone Bomont 1693. Address Lawton av. LAUNDRESS Wants washing to take home, by first-class laundress: good references. Forest S347. 443o Kennerly.

LAUNDRESS First-class laundress wants washing to take home. Delmar 3691 L. 44HA Kennerly LAL'XDRESS First-class colored laundress wishes washing and ironing to bring home. Belle Franklin. 3222 Pine, basement.

LAL'XDRESS Sit. wanted by colored laundress, 2 days in week. Call or write 332G asmngton. LAUNDRESS Wants washing; will go out by the day or bring washing home. Ad.

2.M7 Maiden Lane. LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class colored laundress, two days in week; references. L. Smith.

2322 Pine. LAUNDRESS First-class, colored. wants any day out in week. Sallle Campbell, phone Bomont 70S. LAUNDRESS First-class laundress wants days out and bring bundles home.

4217 west tieiie pi LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by first-class laundress. Tuesday and Wednesday, or bundles to bring home. Bomont HSU. LAUNDRESS SiL wanted by first-class laundress.

Wednesday and Thursday; good references. Pht ne Bomont LAUNDRESS Sit. to do family and bundle washing; references furnished: phone Lin-dell 24IS. Rear of SBS4 Papln St. LAUNDRESS Good laundress, white, wishes three days out; references given.

1809 S. 14th st. 'N DRESS Sit. by first-class laundress: bundles to bring home; give references; call or write. D.

Greene. 310A S. Snrlrnr LALNDRESS Sit. by first-class laundress to go out by the day or do housework references. Call Bomont 105.

LAUNDRESS wanted by laundress. wanning to i-ing nome; first-class work guaranteed. Call or write 3326 Franklin, (li LALNDRESS SU. by first-class colored laundress to go out by the day or bring bundles home; city references; phone Bo-mont 337. LALNDRESS First-class.

colored, wants by the day; first-class work and neat-telephone Bomont 1174. Ada Moore. 818 Ewipg av. LALNDRESS Sit. wanted by first-class laundress for Tuesday and Wednesday.

vJ Maha C. Bomont 837. Residence -1 Law ton. LAUNDRESSES Sit. by two experUnced laundresses, bundles to bring home or wash out by day.

4163 Fairfax Lindell 4uR4. NURSE Neat colored girl. Tfl years wants place as nurse. Bomont 708 old. NLRSEGIRL Sit.

wanted by German girl 14 years; position as nurseglrl for good people 143 Clinton st. STENOGRAPHER Position by experienced aim assistant oooKKeeper; 4 years experience. r-o r-i-t, rum- uispRtrn Si'ENtXJRAPHER Position wanted as sta-nographer: 10 years' experience. Box C-18 Post-Dispatch. 1 ENOGRAPHER Experienced, wants sit to assist in office and bookkeeping; mod-erate salary; age 3.1.

Box -r sit. wanted by thoroughly competent stenographer. 2 years' experience: first-class references: moderate aalary: w'tll substitute. 2S23 Olive ii! A Sit. by experienced woman for general work, without washing: ref-erences.

3501 Llndell. WOMAN Sit. wanted by settled colored woman, private family of grown people- rt(v all 1 o. "it. wanted by colored mother uauRiuer.

any Kina or work. CaP cntral ly7. Commercial Hotel. 2ftth and Morgan. Help Wanted MALE iv Good all-around bread and enke baker, wishes steady Job; steady and reliable Ad 28Q1A Sheridan a v.

,3," BARBER Wtd. Steadv position; good wages; German preferred. 8037 X. Broal-way. 1 vvd- Fred C.

Suhr. 601 Mar- BIW Piper Wtd. And helper. X. BOILER MAKERS Wtd.

Members of Nos -i and 51 and helpers of No. to attend special meeting Monday night. Aug. 8 sharp. 2400 Cass av.

A. Hlnzman. ln- Temstlnnwl vice-president. Wtd. First-class bootblack 3'4 N'.

3d BOY Wtd Apply 1313 Chestnut. BOY Wtd. To work In stable; near J34o Wurrrn must live BOY Wtd. White bov. aged about ter work anrt prranA, 1 1 x' BOY td.

With ui. r.r a veai-a' ence in store. Sol St. Louis. ta.

1 deliver groceries; must be en Wet Knl. 474 Enston. Ijl.t...,. Kin MASoN Wtd. Brick up a steam "nllpr.

Apolv Sanders Tlelmar HEELERS AND PACKERS Wtd. ulore.l i Bush -'w 'J1 Wtd Flrst-cla Apply 4IIT buahelman. room MftKER Wtd Experienced. In clean Plow'- C-rAr Cn U2-. wERS Wtd Amerlian Car a I.W pi.

Wtd First-class, t- after o'clock thi evening C1t.iiV1E POINTER Wtd Familiar ie.r an'1 monograming. Embree-Me-lesn Crr1WKg Co onlv AN A family that has ha.i ind PerbM. wants a man neri.nrt coachman and cook: only ex-Tply with beat reference, need a i pb-tn. --r il2 ilarke Good short-order cook. 1710 dentTstw A 1 that lun good wag.

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