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

ii i ii. mi i. ii in i i ii TO FIND TENANTS FOR YOUR HOUSES. ADVERTISE IN THE POST-DISPATCH, ST. LOUIS' BEST HOUSE AND HOME GUIDE.

MORE READERS THAN THERE ARE HOMES IN THE CITY. 20 HELP WANTED FEMALS HOfSEOinL Wli-Neat. feonwt tnlani flrt for general houaework; rafcraaetsi. Clemens. lei DEATHS.

aVSCHCTZ Entered Into rest on Wednesday, March 31. 1U09, at 4:30 p. after a short Clara An- tor nyrnmff Your Credit's Good if You Rent a Phone Your Ad Direct to the Post-Dispatch Hell. Mala 721. 743.

3130; Klaloch. Central 88. 69, 81, 3415. amount than 10 cents per line. Money refunded on unused insertions.

4 HOUSEGIRL. Wtd. Whit vlrl frw housework, Ub or wlUioot sraablns. tls Fairmount. UOUSEGIRL, Wtd.

German girt (or general housework; must be good cook. 143 Mor-gan. lulpmiihu Vila. experienced whit girl for general housework; fatally. Cit tsclede.

Uol'SEGIRL Wtd. Good German girl for general housework, without laundry. 870 Vernon. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For general housework; flat; family of twS- references.

S6t6A Riu-ell mv. HoUSEGIRL Wtd. Good girl for general housework; no washing; good wares. 2037 Franklin. HOUSEKEEPER Wld.

Unincumbered hou iceeper; gooa come and wages. Bog T-79L Post-Pispstch. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For general housework; 3 in ramlly. ViM Temple pi.

Phone Forest 1S47. HOUSEWOMEX Wtd. Good white working Duuprnuiuni i- V-i ir- iimiii ill, Jt PttiOQ 1 St Home. Msrylsnd. HjI'SEGIRL Wld.

For light housework; prefer one who can aew. Call at the store. inc. Bayard av. im HoUSEg.RI.

Wld. For general houeework; no washing or ironing; references required, 5710 Cites v. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Experienced, for geaeral notisewors no laundry work; lamlly. Delmar bl.

HOUSE KEEPER Wtd. Good plain cook; Cathol.e; no Incumbrance; no washing; by widower with children. Box C-168. Post- P'sfstch. i51 IB I SEGIRL Wtd.

A bright, willing ho gin; a nome ror a girl wno win masa herself useful; apply at once. J. C. Muel- r. M'fl lleVert St I He I UULSLUIUI, id Experienced girl or woman for general housework In small family: god wares; references required.

4722 MePcrsnn nv. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Experienced housegirl; good wages. 8017 Hawthorne take Com ton car to Milton ar. and walk one block.

HOUSEGIRL Wtd. A competent, reliable fur general housework; no washing; wages $20. Inquire 415 Locust room 1103. from 0 a. m.

to 4 p. m. No agency. Phone Olive Sfil7. HsUSEGIHL Wtd.

German: for general housework In small family; good wages; Plessant home. Apply 134 Spring Webster Groves; th st. rurina Mil is, hoi n. HOUSEKEEPER Wtd. Managing working housekeeper, not over city references required; no laundry work; 4 adults; good wages: caii after p.

ra. 4803 Westniln-ster pi. 5 LA CURTAIN PINNERS Wtd. Experienced. 927 N.

Newstead av. LADIES Wld. Two ladles for positions 1st the city; $10 weekly. Apply 642 Century JMk. (Scl LAUNDRESS Wld.

Good laundress; appir 4217 West P'ne. LAUNDRY Wanted- flrsl-class finishers on new shins at- steady and good paying work; only experienced Onlshera on new hirts need apply. The Paul E. Wolff S15 Washington av. (4cl Ni.H.SEGiRL Wtd.

Good nurseglrl. good home and refer-nces. pepnr bl Wtd. Good home, aa one family. Call Capt.

Riggs. Cornelia and 1st. ,7, OPERATORS Wtd. On ladles' straw shape, good pay; steady work. Metropolitan Hat Co.

Nil Washington flth fl-or iv- OEPRA TORS WTD. EXPERI E.C KI POWER MACHINE OPERATORS TO SEW OV WHITE GOODS. APPLV tt F. MFG. 821 X.

11TH. 2D FLOOR. OPERATORS Wtd. And in fitin pants; good prices; new shop: steady work; call Saturday afternoon or any day for a week. Loftus, pants manufacturer.

HO Pt. Cbnrles 2d floor. 7 OPERATORS Wtd. On ladies' neckwear. Apply ATiESCO MFG.

1438 O'Fallon. (4-;) PETTICOAT CUTTER Wld. ijxpwienc.ii; none oiner neea apply; mgr. est salary, itox V-12S. Pos-Pisna' h.

i7c 1'RESSER Wtd. Experienced on ladies' gar ments. St. Louis Cleaning C0 -N. Tavlor.

SCRUBWOMAN Wtd. Woman to do a'-rub-birg; must room and board at club: apply rear. King', highway and McPheroon. itac- OUet Club. let SEA MS iR ESSES Wtd.

Experienced, to do alteration work on ladles' coats and suits. Loewensteln's. 12o4 R. Uroadwsv. I'ii SHIRT FINISHERS Wld.

Experienced, on new stock work. Ferguson-McKlnney Shirt Factory. N. l.tth St. loci SKIRT MAKERS Wtd.

Experienced; best prices iu city ana steaay worg; swiit hands can make from $15 to $20 weekly; olso operators on petticoats: learners taken, Superior Mfg. KOI Wsshjagton. t7e STENOGRAPHER Wtd. Experienced In handling freight trains, tracer, and complaints; must be rapid and accurate. Address, giving experience and full pattcu-'ars.

Y-M. P.st-Dlsps.tch. (M STITCHERS Wtd on light leather work; also to Koken U. 8. Wis Market.

(M 1TCK SEWEU Wrtd. Experienced mattress tick sewer. 2209 N. Hroadway. TRIMMERS Wtd.

On ladles' straw hsts; good pay: steady wo Mil Washington steady work. Metropolitan llat on ntn floor WAIST liRAPER Wtd. And skirt niakeis. also helpers; to fis week, steaay work. Room 25 Stump'.

S90d West Belle. 141 WAITRESS Wtd. Must spk German; caii at once. Coffee House, wis Msrttet. WAITRESSES Wld.

Come ready for work; must be experienced. TJ" onve st. WAITRESSES Wtd. Experienced arm wait resses. Gmacbls Luncnroom.

ozi n. Charles. (o WAITRESSES Wtd. Seven waitresses, at Van Horn Lunchery. BOH-SIO I.

it ar son av. WAITRESSES Wtd. Hour. 11 to iittbO week, meals: no Bundsy wort riarea Rlda Lunchroom. 4th snd Pine.

Wtd. Good wetnurae good wages to right party. Apply oreer. ir. WOMAN Wtd.

To do light houaework; family. 24QB Pick son. WOMAN Wtd. Woman for general kltchra At.nlv 1724 SSS. WtM AN Wtld.

Old woman for light work; rood home, fslr psy. 1 12 ntn sx. WOMAN Wtd. Young colored womaa Ior house and dining room work, ta suDuroe: apply with references. 8W0 Taclede, lot WOMAN Wtd.

Will give old lady home of wsget ror light housewom ana care oi child. 212A Hickory St. WOMAN Wtd. Settled woman to go to country for housework and cooxing, gooa wsses: good home; apply after p. ra.

4'-i'4 Maryland SALESLADIES WANTED 8AI.ESLAPY Wtd. Experienced; stood ary. Apply ftri-'s tsftcti t. bALEHLADT 14. At la.lles rurnlshiasT Wltl reference.

i .1 tAI.EM.Al.ll.ri Wtd. 2i esladies; nju.l be Over 17 ye.rS. App.v nuiwrimnwifui a. Knox Mi Wsshlngmn it. SALESLADY Wtd Experienced cioak and suit sales-say: sorewn mna Bie.

vmm jve Store. Ill rransnn SALESLADIES Wtd Introduce our fa mous fountain nam nruin. noimnjt timm ii; nermsne't and refined work. San Rrosh H-x P1. Ml SALESLADIES WANTED FOR Cloaks and Suits Shirt Wt.it Vash (loods Underwear Men's FurnishinR.

rerroanent If efficient. Apply a. Friday. BROA 4 tm 4' SALESLADIES Wtd. F-xprri- 4- enwtl millinery, lac, glove and ribbon Mlcslauien; good, jHprmunent nly ft-.

fierit-ncfd people coniJerL Applv to ursrintndent, A Mur'S, Washington v. nui 6lh t. SHOE WORKERS WANTEO LIS'ING MAKERS wtd tw womea. w. iiina Crretsl rmruvy.

Urvm Pii.w and sth ttwiikira u. in wtita one median sheihy 8hoe Atlaatle rrt 3 jvll' PUT A UXTUE "SELUXQ rottce" in rom post- DISPATCH REAL CSTATC AD. AND A SALE WILL rou.ow. Telephone No DEATHS. STOrKCI.Al'SSER-Entered into rest on Wednesday.

March 31. 1909, at 9:30 a. Edward C. Stockglausner at the age of 43 years 5 months and 5 days, dearly beloved husband of Amelia Stockglausner tnee Kanke), father of Amelia Pfeifer (nee Stockglausner), and father-in-law of Phil. J.

Pfeifer and brother of Charles, Frank, William. George and Mamie Guth (nee Stockglausner). and our dear son-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral will take place Saturday. April 3, from family residence.

5443 Nagel avenue, at 2:30 p. to New St. Marcus Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. Deceased was a member of Busy Bee Teat 115, K.

O. T. 'M. (c) WFJfiEL Entered Into rest on Wednesday. March 31.

lfto9. at 7:15 a. Louis Weigd. beloved husband of Christine Weigel (nee Gieseleman), father of Stella, Harry and Willie Weigel, son of Louis and Mary Weigel, brother of Willie Weigel, brother-in-law of Jacob and Annie Gieseleman and son-in-law of Caroline Gieseleman. Funeral will take place from family residence.

1447 North Twelfth street, on Friday. April 2d, at 2 p. to St. Fetter's Cemetery. Friends are respectfully Invited.

(c) WEIL On Tuesday. March 30. 1909. at 1 a. Marcraret Weil, relict of Michael Weil, mother of Edward.

William. Robert. Elliot. Erastus, Ray and Estelle Weil. Funeral from family residence.

2704 Clark avenue, on Friday, April 2. at 1:30 p. to St. Peter's Cem etery. Friends are Invited to attend Deceased was a member of Sey- more Lodge.

No. 1354. K. L. of H.

Events SOCIAL CALENDAR. Annonmr your ball. party or entertainment through this column. AU St Louis reads it. TWO LIXES ONE TIME TWO DIMES YOCR PRCGGIST OfR AfiEXT forget to attend Martha Washington Club dance at Westminster Hall.

Friday evening. nril 2. (4) LINEN and liand-palnted china euchre. Frl clay. April 2.

2:30. Mrs. Carson, 2703 Thomas. STOCKHOLDERS" MEETINGS. smrk-HninEHS' MEETING Notice la herebv eiven that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Melller Drue Co.

will be held at the offices of the company. 2112 Locust In the I ity 01 lxuis. on .1 inm at the hour of 9 o'clock, to the purpose of electing three directors for the ensuing year ana ior me irapiiawn 01 sucn other buslnesi" ss may ne orouicni oeiore it WALIc-rC J. 1 An.m. resident.

K. V. MELLIER. Secretary Pt Louts Mo March IS. 1flOB.

STOCKPOLDERS' MEETING The annual meeting of the stockholders of the St. Louis Car Company will be held at the office of the compmy. at sooo North Broadway. Tuesday. April the 6th at 9:00 a.

for the par- pose of electlnr IMrectors for the ensuing year. and the tiansactioTi of any other business that may come before the meetlnr. GEORGE J. KOBtJSCH. Pres.

W. B. PHELPS. Asst. Secy, and Treas.

Moving Pictures AXD WITFKE TO SKE THEM PALACE THEATER THIRTEENTH AND FHAXKLIN Vaudeville and latest movlna; picture shown. Admission r.c Open 1 10 11 ft m. isc Lost and Found IF TOU LOSE ANYTHING Advertise It here. It will be returned to you if an honest person finds It. Re-Darkable recoveries are brought about every day through this column.

All druggists receive Want Ads for the Pofit-tUspatcn at office rates. Advertisement received after 11:40 a. m. will be inserted In later editions on "Market" page. IF OU FIND ANYTHING brlnj It to the Post-Dispatch Lost and Found Bnrean.

210-212 North Broadway. Get a claim check. Have It advertised. Reclaim it if the owner does not. THE LAW People who find lost articles are Interested In knowing that the State I-aw (Section 8475 to MSO.

Revised Statutes of Missouri, 1S99) Is strict in requiring them to seek the owners through advertisement and otherwise, and that a failure to do so. if unit can be proven, involve a severe penalty. LOST Rao i.nt hlack silk bag: taken from Belle fnnisin. car: containing baby 'a belonrhiKS valued as remembrancea. Notify 2124 Urav- ois av.

BOX Lost, on Wellston car, at Vandeventer, between and iu ciock. one 00 contain- inr four dozen blue satin buttons, also three-fourths of a yard of satin. Please return S-t N. flth. Central 1R19.

ic BKUOCH Lost. French loyer' knot lnpton. Return to iill Lafayette: reward. turn 1-ost. brindle and white lioston ter rier dog.

tteiurn 10 011 Aongieiiow ana receive reward. I)tM-J lxst. Wednesday evening, large bull terrier nameu 1 1 1 1 1 r.ra -m. turn to McPherson av. reward.

Tele phone Forest 347.. (6 fcLUi't Lost, pay envelope. Wedne day evening, with 5iu bill, on vvellston car. rceturn to r.astnn. kOii Lost.

fob. with gold locket, engraved H. -i. veanesaay morning. return to 4M7 rewarij.

GKiP Lost, yellow leather grip, last Sat urday night, from M. O. tram: if brouKht to me witn all contents, s.l re ward: no questions asked. John Wolf. 701 fv HORSE amail bay horse; last seen about K4IM) Ktze.l; reward.

Call Zcok. Uel mar Kti Lost, on Olive Saturday, one key: kindly return 1115 New Commerce KMIg. MKDAI iAal. Misbouri Athletic Club med al, engraved U. Reward.

1012 Hank or commerce or Victor Uu.NUY Lost. Wednesday, Mitrcli 81, $1I bill, on Washington av. or in some of the wholesale dry goods houses; reward If re turned. 2ii4 r'tofittird st. NECKLACE Lost, pink coral necklace beads samo size, in shopping district Wednesday.

Keturn to discount denart ment. Hank of Commerce, receive reward Pl'P LoM, tan teirier pup. with llv chain for collar: reward if returned. 40O6 Kind. PL' USE Lust, brown purse; Park car; about 4 containing money: return; re- PI Kfc, l.4)St.

purse. key and tin tn. rairmnunt. union, cannne; Mon nv. ion Mng menw 1 RING Lout, solid gold rln.

Initials M. 9 UOSAiil' Lost, roaary. Willi nxme Ixittle engraved on cross. Return to 3728 Oregon SCARF PIN Lost, scarf pin: Lonrfeil. ki between' Geyer and Lafavette; Roman gol letter c.

:i.i bt. Vincent; victor 32L si 11 pi i-st. gold stick pm. with dia monds: shopping district or Cass av car reward, return Mfltt av LMnnr.i.i.A ivai. UHiuiriiK.

on 4th St car. March HI. Initials marked i Finder please return to 4'J0 Delma'r hi and WATCH KOU L.t. gold beetle watch fob Finder please call at IKol Chemical' Bid reward. WAl'CH st.

lartv's utiill gold watch orwn 11 tuui.j, -ranmund r'irlt car p-rjrn Kns: reward ha in ivoat. silver watch leather fob. F. Busch. 410 Victor and schutz.

aged 3 years 2 months and 10 days, beloved daughter of Richard and Anna Anschutz (nee Court), and our beloved grandchild, niece and cousin. Funeral will take place Friday, April 2. at 2 p. from residence. 2301 South Tenth street, to St.

Matthew's Cemetery. Funeral private. (c) BARXES. Entered Into rest on Wednesday. March.

31. at 10 p. Annie B. Barnes (nee McVicker), dearly beloved wife of Horace D. Barnes and dear sister of William D.

McVicker, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Pid-geon. Funeral from her late residence. 4299'4Y Easton avenue, on Saturday.

April 3. at 2 p. m. Friends invited to attend. Thence to Bellefontaine Cemetery.

(5c) BI.OF.MF.CKF Entered Into rest on Tuesday, March 30. 1909, at 12 noon, John Bloemecke, dearly beloved husband of Mary Bloemecke nee Wie-necke), and dear father of Leo Joseph C. and Francis C. Bloemecke. and dear brother of Conrad Bloemecke, and our oear brother-in-law and son-in-law, after a lingering illness, at the age of 52 years 7 months and 2 days.

The funeral will take place from family residence, 1917 Malllnckrodt street, on Friday, April 2, 1909, at 8:30 a. to Holy Trinity Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend. (4c) FISCHER Tuesday. March 30.

1909. at 7 p. Henry Fischer, age 65 years 7 months and 21 days, father of Louis and Dora Fischer. Funeral will take place Friday, April 2. at 2:30 p.

from the family residence, 1948 Gravois avenue, to Crematory. Fl'JLMORST On Wednesday, at 11:45 a. Leo Aueust Fulhorst, after a short Illness, at the age of 7 months 10 days, dearly beloved son of Joseph ana i-rances minorst (nee treitasr) and dear brother of William, Henry, itaymona and Fulhorst. Funeral will take place on Friday, 1:30 p. from residence, 1907 Mal- linckrodt street, to Holy Trinity jnurcn, tnence to calvary Cemetery.

relatives and friends invited to at tend. (c) GAZZAM James fiazzam in his seventy-sixth year, on Tuesday, March 30. Funeral service at Christ Church Cathedrul, Friday. April 2. at 10 a.

m. GROVER Entered into rest Wednesday, March 31. 1909. at 3 a. Frank Grover.

dear father of Eugene urover. Funeral will take place on Friday, April. 2, from Mullen's undertaking rooms. Coleman and North Market street, at 3 p. thence to Bethania Cemetery.

Kansas City (Mo.) and Saratoga Santa Clair papers please copy. (c) n. M.IDA Entered into rest suddenly, on Tuesday, March 30, 11:30 a. John Halliday. beloved hus band of Sarah Halliday (nee Powell) and father of Florence and Arthur Halliday.

Mrs. Joseph SundroCK. Mrs. Thomas Smith and Mrs. Hayes Prlckett (nee Halliday), aged 66 years.

Ftineral on Friday, April 2. 1:30 from residence, 262 North Eleventh street. Relatives and friends invited to attend. (c) "IMUTMAMX On Wednesday. March 31.

1909. at 2 p. Bertha Hartmann (nee Meyer), aged 45 years 9 months and 4 days, beloved wife of Otto Hartmann and our dear mother. Funeral from family residence, 9638 John street, St. Louis County, Missouri, on Saturday, April 3.

1909. at 2 p. to Odd Fellows' Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. (c) On Wednesday, March 31, at 2:15 a.

Fannie Hely, beloved daughter of Mrs. Fannie Hely and sister of Power, Edward. Clara Bertha and Madame M. Hely, religeuse of the Sacred Heart The funeral will take place from the 'family residence. 60S7 Maple avenue, on Friday.

April 2. 8:30 a. to St. Mark's Church, Page boulevard and Academy avenue. Interment private.

Chicago (111.) papers please copy. KRANZ Entered into rest on Tuesday, March 30. 1909. at 8:15 p. Orville H.

Kranz, beloved son of Herman J. and Elsie Kranz (nee and my dear grandchild. suddenly, aged 7 months and 24 days. Funeral from family residence, 4017 North Twentieth street, on Friday. April 2.

at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. (4c) LEAHt" On Wednesday. March 31, 1909, at 6:36 a.

Richard J. Leahy, beloved husband of Ellen Leahy (nea Stephans), and father of Marguerite Leahy beloved son of Mrs. Marguerite and the late John Leahy, and brother of Edward. James and the late Thomas and John M. Leahy.

Funeral from family residence, 6920 Bleeck avenue, Friday April 2. at a. to St. James' Church thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.

MOI.L Entered into est on Sunday March 28, 1909, at Fort Columbia Louis A. Moll of Coast Artillery Co. 33, U. S. aged 24 years and 6 months, dearly beloved son of Mary Moll (nee Ferguson), and the late John J.

Moll, brother of John Arthur, Marie. Lucille and i nomas ivioii. Due notice of funeral later from residence. 2958 Manchester avenue. OBERMEIEa Entered.

Into rest on Wednesday. March 31. at 10 a. Rosemary E. Obermeier.

dearly beloved daughter of Bernard and Catherine Obermeier (nee Kruper) and our beloved Bister, after a short illness, aged 1 year and 3 months Funeral from family residence, 2123 Bentcn, Friday, April 2, at 2 p. to St. Llboriua Church, Hogan and North Market, thence to Calvary Cemetery. ic OfCATVR Entered Into rest. Wednesday, March 31, 1909, at 7:30 a.

Leila C. O'Kane." beloved sister of Mrs. W. Miller. Mrs.

John S. Flickner and Mrs. Hattle B. Hoss. Funeral Friday, April 2.

1909, at 2 p. from residence, 3511 Vista avenue. Interment private. Pi.KIS Mrs. S.

A. Pleus. beloved wli'e of Jostph Pleus and dear mother of Rev. J. n.

Pleus. Bernard Henry and Mrs. A. Stegemann Funeral at Taos. Friday.

April 2. 9 n. m. Columbia papers please copy. CCH 4KFFKB Entered into rest on Wednesday.

March 31. 1909, at 2:40 a. after a short illness. Elisabeth Schafffer (nee Mattlage), aged 80 years and 15 days, widow of William cl.a rrer. beloved mother of Julius H.

Schaoffer and Mrs. Nellie Rats (nee SchaefTer), and our dear grandmother. Funeral will take place from residence, 3519 Caa on Saturday. April 3, at 2 p. thence to Bethnnla Church.

Friends respectfully invited. KTAWGE Entered into rest on Thursday, April 1909, at I a. Julius R. Mange, aged 34 years, beloved husband of Jessie M. Stange (nee Sharp) nnd our dear father, and son of Mrs Catherine Stange (nee Hernst), and brother of Mrs.

Richard Mueller (nee etange), ana our aear brother-in-law, Funeral en Sunday. April 4. at from residence, 60:4 Pennsylvania venua. (7C) i inn nifrfa into rest on weoneaaay. Marcn 81.

1909. at a Joseph C. 8uter, beloved son of Joseph l. and Agatha Suter, and dear brother of Rosle Uwr Frank and Leo Suter. aged 23 years nn li nays.

Funeral from residence. 7408 Minnesota avenue, on Frldsy. April at SO a. to St. Boniface's Tim-ch, thence to Mount Olive Cem-'ttrjr.

(4c) advertisement charged for a less LOST AND FOUND FOUND DEED Found, warranty deed: please state reward, tiox Y-173, Post-Dispatch; DOG Found a Scotch collie, female. 4 white rawa. wiup rr--t. Lexington. DOG Found, black coliio dig; call bet.

i and i p- m. joau s. I'd at. Dt'CKS Found. 3 ducks.

Greenwood Cemetery. call 6571 Hamburger rt. route Oi EYS Found. 2 kevs. Wednesday p.

on Washington, between 3d and 4th. Call Lost Pureau. Post-Dis. I -ro. nd, on car.

puise con- money. Call Ml-3 Westminster. A Found, ladv's silver watch an fob. March 20. 3d and Elm.

Call n-i FMn 1 Tt.ir- an rot-Dis. c.i a Ud gulu hunting catM watch, with fob. Owner apply to W. L. La Berge, care J.

Kennard Sons Car-pet Co. Employment Wanted MALE BAKER Sit. by good, allround cake baker. Ad. 1W20 g.

Hroadway. AKLR Sit. wanted Ly young tirst or good second hand baker. Bon Post-1 is. tiHK.Er.l't.R 8 years' experience, mar ried, witn nrsi-ciass references, desirea po-sliion.

Weisberger. 1H2 N. ISth st. BARTENDER Position by bartender; will ing to do porter work; good ret. Box c-(.

Post-fiispttch. ivhti'tK riit. wanted by thoroughly experienced young Doukkeeper; salary a month to siart Box BooivK.LEl'ER First-class bookaeeper and general office man needs employment: best references: reasonable salary. Box B-U'l. Post-I'lapatch.

ir BuOKKt-bt'tK Sit. as bookkeeper by an experienced young man: has a noole character; can give best references. Box B-143. Post-Dispatch. BOOKKEEPER Desires small set of books to post evenings; or other accounting work; thoroughly competent; charges reasonable.

Box B-110. Post-Dispatch. 2 BOOKKEEPER Sit. wanted by competent bookkeeper and stenographer: industrious, willing worker; several years experience; good reference; salary low. Box B-ltiO, Post-Dispatch.

BOY 17 years old; wants employment with electrician or naraware store. Ad. A. A. 7337 La Veda av.

BOY Will some Christian family give my 9- year-old boy a home where he can go to achool; Is a smart, stout boy. willing to work. Call 2311 Olive Mrs. Ieckard. BOY Sit.

wanted by pasleboy, 1 year a ex perience; wants chance to nmsh learning trade; steadv worker; good references. Box C-3. Post-Dispatch. BUTCHER Young German, practical butch er, wishes situation. Lawrence Hocnmeis-ter.

2130 Olive st. BLTLER Sit. aa butler; English and French trained, understand duties thoroughly; references. Butler. 21" N.

Grand. (41 BUTLER Sit. wanted by Japanese young man as butler and other work in private family. Fukuwi. 112 N.

9th st. CARPENTER Hill contracts for all kinds or repairs; get me and save money. 12U N. Taylor telephone Forest 710. isci CHAUFFEUR Sit.

by chauffeur, whits; can drive Packard and pierce, c. Al. North Market st. (St CHAUFFEUR Colored chauffeur wishes a place in private family. 243A Wash phone Central 4gS.

CHAUFFEUR Respectablo colored man wishes sit. as chauffeur; has had experience; can give best of city references, Box C-E3. Post-Plspatch. CHEF Sit. by thoroughly experienced Ger man cook; sorter ana sleauv; gooa city rei-erences from best houses.

Box B-ll. CLERK Position by young man as grocery clerk; 3 years experience; best reierences; will work reasonable. Ad. F. Barlou.

3DO0 Lawton. (4 1 COLLECTOR Sit. as collector by young man of 2f: best of references. Box C-H4, Post-Disoatch. COLLECTOR Sit.

as collector for real es tate office: 4 years experience: reierences and bond Box B-17. Post-Dis. I4l COOK Man wants position in restaurant as cook or anvtning; expeneuceu. james Demetratilis. 1101 N.

Grand. (6) COOKS Sits, wanted by first and second colored cooks. from South; understand American and European a la carte: references. Lewis and Clark. 3S75 Delmar.

rear. DISHWASHER Sit. wanted by elderly man wages 13.30 per week. Ad. M.

Vliet, 823 N. flth Home Hotel. DRAFTSMAN Sit. by competent young ar chitectural draftsman, jotin p. nunzs S40S Michigan av.

DRIVER Sit. by a young man as driver for llgnt wagon. PU3l DRIVER Sit. by young man as laundry driver; can give Dona II required, tiox ti-42. Post-Pispatch.

(41 DRUG CLERK Sit. wanted by junior drug clera. 2 vears' actual experience, permanent or re'llef work: perfect city references. Box G-13S. Post-Dispatch.

7 ELECTRICIAN Sit. wanted by electrician. wireman: 15 years' experience; best city references: able to take charge or any- kind of wiring. Box B-77. Prst-Pis.

(.0 FIREMAN Experienced an.l good worker; must have worK. nitritei. i. a. FOREMAN Sit.

as foreman of R. R. ma terial yard; can also handle scrap. Address H. Palmer.

309 W. Monroe Chicago. FURNITURE MAN Position wanted by all- around furniture man, years' experience Inside and out; would consider proposition as citv salesman in any line. Ad. Walter A.

Talbert. 3117A Hickory St. CO HnrsEMAV sit bv ood. reliable house man; well posted with horses ana also gar den: references, roi r-'-gt-iig. iui JANITOR Sit.

by colored man to fire or do tanitor work. cnanes Mitcnei. zsi Adams. (41 MAN AND WIFE Want work on farm German. 1101 N.

an cast at. lquis. is MAN Young married man. 23. wants po sition Of anv Kino; useo to nam wuiiv Ad.

W. 201S Washington av. (4 MAN Toun man. IS. want position: clerl cal work or store, wiiiuiis iu rmh vh small salary.

H. Carroll. 6717 Vernon (4 MAN Sit. wanted by young married man CSDable of managing outcner enuu. lyjiA Penrose si.

ma nt married man. sober and In auatrloua. aesire iwnau rood references. C-5, MAN Colored man wants position to learn automobile, driving car; give ueii cnj references Box C-M, Post-DlS. MAN Young married man wishes position of anv kind' wen euuemeu.

ui rwj uauna ialirv 10 week Box Y-132. MAN Bright, educated. Industrious young man nreaenuv Uluveu, ucsuw 1 obtect future: Al references. Box B-104, Post-Dlppatcn Miv ivi-i WIFE Sits, by man and wife man am vnrriener. can lane care cows.

horses, wife good cook. Ad. 292a La Salle st Miv a vii WIFE Sit. by colored couple to do general nousewora iru worn, nuuui vnrrt- can furnish references. Call Bo mont or write.

2321 Chestnut. MAN Sit. by good. nest colored man; Is well acquaintea witn aepois, hiuu from last employer. Charles Wright.

1410 Morgan St. MAN Sit. by youn man in jewelry store kav hail one vear 9 exueripnt-e i 1 1 making and optics; 8eaks English and work reasonably; in or out rltv Box B-120. Post-Dls. (5 MAN Middle-asred white man wants work in private place, experiences iu BtocK.

iD iim.r, jtnd house, except waiting on table: best of refs. Harry Miller. Ciemer.s. Forest 47im Man Young man, 2a years old. years ex nerience on tne roao, i year aa urocery clerk, desires position with a specialty bouse: references furnished: now em ploved.

Box B-lnT. Post-Dispatch MASAGIST Young European, first-class massaglst. wants position in some large hospital. Ad. St.

perrchert. AiaDacn Bldg Granite City. III. KiivTtR Sit. as painter and paperhancer reasonable wages.

Call or ad. Fainter, 4243A Finney. BiivrKR nauerhanger. wishes contract work from owners direct; first-class work onlv tool rurnisnea. rvox t-ost-tus PAINTER Wants- reliable and sober best of references; do own mixing.

Ad F. Sadler. 311 Prantner pi. PATTERNMAKER. SR.

by good allround patternmaker, nonunion; can do other wood work: sober and steady. Box C-B8. Post Dispatch. lit PORTER Sit. wanted by colored man aa Dor ter or Janitor: best of references.

Alfred Allen. 1501 Franklin. PRESSMAN Kit. by steady young man as Job nressmsn. nox rost-utspMcn.

PRESSMAN SIL by Job pressman, to work In some small lactory; nas 4 years expe nence. nox fost-iispatcn. PRINTER Sit. aa allround hand In a print IDS olllce, xox roat-Vlspatca. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE CREEN MAX Sit.

wanted; have youi screening and repairing done oeiore spring rtisr. Hollis. 2i2. Emerson. IIPP1NG CLERK Thoroughly experienced shipping clerk desires position; best of references; low salary to commence.

Box C-77. 1 tAMS'l KK- Sit. by coloret teamster, ac quainted with citv; no freignt nouses; can read and write; references. 42J(iH Cook, rear. AiCHMAN by middle-aged man as inside watchman: best of references.

Box B-137. Post-Dispatch. ATCHMAN Position as night watchman or collector: hifrhrst references; don't srnckc or drink. Box C-01. P.

-P. ifj. A i liMAN wanted as watchman or other IlKht work; understands steam boil-trs: sober, steaily. reliable; best references. Hex H-170.

Post-Dispatch. irn it. by young man witn otuce and road exiiericnce; 0 years or age. Box V- tispi -f' T. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE BOOKKEEPER Young lady wants position as office assistant; experiences can give best of references.

Box E-13. ilAMiil.RMAlDS Two colored, girls desire place together as chambermaias. can at lids Franklin. Sit. wanted by lady to cook housework.

412 Fairfax av. ind do id. And girl lor boarding house. 21o" N. Broadway.

COOK Sn. by experienced cook. Apply 411 A ozens av. COoK Sit. by reliable colored woman as cook or cleaning; go nome nignts; good wages; referen-es.

Boom 2. '24 Laclede. COOK Sit. by competent American Protes tant woman as cook; no launuij nwi. Laclede.

ootv Sit. wanted at once py experiencea colored cook or laundress; city reierences. Bomont 21111. 2n Lawton. CooK Sit.

wanted by nrst-ciass experienced cook, with daughter, wouia line to go to country lor surnmer. Pine st. COOK Sit. wanted by neat colored woman. a place to cook or as cnamoennaia; rei-erences.

Address 1U1U Lucas av. or phone Bomont 117w. (4 COPYIST Sit. wanted as copyist: 4 years' experience; references. rsox n-itti.

COPYIST Expert copyist desires work at nome. nox t5-ii. i-osi-i-'isi'tcii. in HOL'SEGIRL Sit. wanted by colored girl for general housework.

Call Hieetk av. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by good nousegirl. to go home at night. 42WM tote rtriuiante.

HoLSr.KEEPER Sit. wanted bv N. loth. aged woman as housekeeper. HOCSEWOMAN Housework by widow; call or write.

312(1 Morgan. airs, t-owers. HOl'ShGlKL Sit. by neat colored girl as general housegirl; call or write. B.

Lawton. HOL'SEtilRL Sit. wanted by Southern col ored girl to do lignt nouseworK; phono KEEPER Country woman with years old. for housekeeper, in country. SOS Convent Pt.

Louis. Mo t7l HOUSKHIRL Sit. wanted by colored girl to do general housework, call or write Lawton. L. Williams.

HOUSEGIRL Reliable girl would like place as housegirl; thoroughly domesticated; fond of children. Box C-S3. Post-Dls. HOUSEKEEPER Sit. wanted aa housekeep er by experienced German woman, for first-class widower or bachelor.

2727A Chouteau av. LADY-Wants work by the day from till Box pr.t-Pispatch. (4) LAUNDRESS Washing wanted. Bomont 14.K or write 2732 Pine, t-pence. LAUNDRESS Laundress wants first 4 days out.

or bundles to bring home. 3slj Washington: Nellie. (4i LAUNDRESS Sit. by Al wnlte laundress. take home lady hoarder's clothes: reasonable: call anywhere.

6r6 Tower Grove. (41 LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by first-cass laundress, bundle work to take home; nrat-class citv references. 321 Mt. Rose.

LAUNDRESS Wants ladies' small bundles to do at home; excellent work; good yard. 2323 Pine st. LAUNDRESS First-class, colored. wants Thursdays and Fridays; city references. Phone Bomont 1714.

LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by good laun dress, wants bundles to bring home; large or small. Palmer. 402O Finney. LAUNDRESS Sit.

wanted by tirst-class col ored laundress, Thursday and rnday. lele-phone p.omnnt LAUNDRESS Colored laundress wants bun dies to bring home or by day; citv references. Mrs. Kelly. 3010 Garrison court; 1274.

141 LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by first-class col ored laundress, first three days or week or do spring cleaning. Maggie Robertson, 209 X. st. LAUNDRESS Sit.

wanted to do washlm; and ironing or general housework or res- .......1,. noil ...1 1e. r.mtlnl first floor. (41 NURSE Sit. as nurse bv German and En glish speaking; Infant or invalid; best references.

Mrs. E. 1518 Blair. NURSE Sit. by colored woman as nurse or do housework or laundry; nrst-class references: call or write.

2H2!) Lucas. NURSE Sit. wanted by nurse in confine ment cases or sick infant: pest or meaical references. Call Central 2731 Bell, Tyler 417 (71 NURSE Practical nurse wishes to nurse lady during confinement or other sickness; will assist with other work. Mrs.

Simons S22 N. ISth st. SALESLADY- -Sit. aa saleslady by experi-Cill 1S2S Wash enced Isdy. STENOGRAPHER Sit.

by a stenographer with rellsble rtrt: Jt0. Rot Y-1K4 STENOGRAPHER Sit. bv lady stenjgra pher: experienced In clerical work; good references. Box Post-Dispatch. (4i STENOGRAPHER sit.

bv woman of educa tlon and ability as secretary or general correspondent. Box T-1P7. Post-Pi. i2l STENOGRAPHER Sit. wanted by compe tent young lady stenographer; moderate sal-ary.

Box B-lti2. Post-Dispatch. STENOGRAPHER Sit. as stenographer; nave pad some experience in law ortice small salary to start. Box B-KW.

STENOGRAPHER First-class stenographer desires position out of town: Chicago pre ferred. Box Post-Dlsptch. (41 STENOGRAPHER Sit. wanted by stenog rapher, employed, desires to change position; well educated; experienced; good sal-arv. Ad.

Miss King 4271 West Belle pi. WOMAN Wanted, wasning or cleaning, by white woman, for old 4020 North Market st. WOMAN Respectable colored woman wants to do general housework in ramny or two. or without laundry, in large family; no oniertion to cotmtry. 220S amut.

WOMAN Sit. wanted to work for husband's room and board in small hotel: wen ex- fierienced In all branches: capable or tak-ng full charge. Box C-S2. Post-Pis. iti) Help Wanted MALE ACCOUNTAXT Wtd.

Cost accountant for manufacturing business: state experience. Koud opportunity for rlc-ht party. Box C- M). Poai-Dispateh. ANY intelligent person may earn good in come corresoonrtini.

fnr newspapeis; ex perience unnecessary send for particulars Press Syndicate. Lockport, X. V. "cl artist wtd com mercial work: state salary expected, nox i-i-i. oi-1 ospatch.

ARTISTS Wtd. Commercial artists for pho to engraving house; one mechanical re- tourner. one designer and letter snmi nerienced In Ren I n-nrk also one ex perienced in nenre u-nrir and neneral de signer, capable of laving out all styles of worK, nummies, etc. Bureau oi Minneapolis BAKER Wtd. Fir.t.1...

baker only good man need apply. 2709 Clifton a ii'iin rove ear. BARBER Wtd. Colored barber, ket. BARBER Wtd.

Good, steady barber. proad.va v. BARBER Wtd Fir.i-i-,.. barber; tak charge of shoo: call afternoon. KS1 Clavton BARKER Wtd Fri.1,,., and Sat urday; also for two weeks- euarantee.

1034 Market. BARBER Wtd Tn uk. ehne of barbe shop on commission basis: call tonight be tween 3 and oVInek e50 Big Bend rd. tirchard Mo BENCH Wtd. Bench hands and irame naurrs.

Western Planing mi" i nn arter Bull.liRM KEKS loint ineetin onu o1 April Carr sts 1 Jas. Callahan iOOK KEEI'LK Wtd Yoi enced double-entry locals '2T, and 51 Anr I 1. at loin 1 1 1 1 ounc man. experi rv wont. a sistant bookkeeiKr In house: good oppor tun It for proper party; state experience J.

r- I i HELP WANTED FEMALE ALTERATION HANDS Wtd. Experienced; on ladies' and children's suits and dresses; steady positions; good pay. Apply 5th floor, mine's, 509 Washincrton av, (4c) ASHIER Wld. Lsdv cashier for moving picture show: references required. Box C-fiyPost-pisnstoh.

i i COAT ALTERATION HANDS Wtd. Experienced. Apply 3d 3 floor Sonnenfeld 610 Wash- ington av. (5C) ti 4 COATM AKERS Wtd. Two good coatmakers.

ior tne country, r. n. naucx Cloth Co. (41 OOK Wtd. Girl to cook.

5233 Vernon. CoOK Wtd. Good woman cook. 618 N. Van- Oeventer.

CooK td. Neat German irl to cook and nn iriwn. COOK td. oung white woman cook and ior noi.sework. pine st.

COOK Wtd. Firsl-c ass cook and nurse by ly. vi asningion. ici COoK Wtd. Girl for cooking and laundry work: small family; call tomorrow.

43uo Llndell bl. COOK Wtd. Good, plain cook; also girl for general housework; $25; references. 3417 Pine st. COOK td.

A cook and nursegirl, German ismoiic preiem-a; a gooa piaue ior sis-ters. 00 IS Clemens: phone Forest UKt. 4iS ClKiK Wtd. First-class cook and a house maid, who will do the Ironing; references required. Call tel.

No. 17. Ferguson, re- verslng charges. (ul COOK Wtd. Young woman, white; good cook for restaurant: wages $10 a week: must be good.

41(44 Delmar bl. call bet. m. and 2 p. m.

(41 DEMONS I RATORS Wtd. On household necessities: salary, $7 per week. Apply at once. 1712 Olive. (Tk-i DINING ROOM GIRL Wtd.

Neat white woman to do dining-room work; $10 per montn. with room. Centenary Hospital, i'-io i.awton. DISHWASHERS Wtd. For restaurant.

Call room 3o7. Union Station. iI.SHilAMILK -Girl dishwasher, Tavlor a v. In restaurant. 104s X.

EDGE BASTE RS Wtd. Experienced edge pasters and felling hands on coats: apply Haas Clothing lutn and Washington, (cl Fi.MSiiER Wtd. Girl or woman finisher on cr.srum pants. 1T20 S. 12th st.

TXISHERS Wtd. Custom pants; good sal ary; steady work. Phil Franzel, 619 Pine, floor. OUELADV Wtd. Forelady presser tn cleaning and dyeing establishment, to go out of city; one of the largest plants In the South; must be thoroughly expert In pressing and finishing on ladies' fine garments; answer, stating full experience and by whom employed In past, also salary expected: we have a permanent and well-paying position for the right party.

Kraus Memphis. Tenn. (let GIRL Wtd. 4275 Finney. GIRL -Young girl in lunchroom.

1010 Hamilton. GIRLS Wtd. Experienced lace curtain pin ners. cHKti unve st. GiRL vvid.

Good girl to help with work and care of children. Highland. GiRL Wtd. Voung girl trl to take care of criMd 1 year old. F.

12th st. GIRLS Wtd. Exiierlenced on linen waists. tsHi Mn v'i floor. in) GIRLS Wtd.

Over ltt years of age, to pick nots. Annly l.21 Morgan st. ici GIRLS Wtd. Experienced girls to heip on custom vests; must understand hand buttonhole work. Cell today.

1112 Franklin. GIRLS Wtd. To sew on linings. F. C.

Rld- oie Bro. casket 1406 Hogan, between Cass and O'Fallon. f4c GIRLS Wtd. To wrap medicine and soap; must oe quick, neit and live witn parents; references required. 212S Franklin.

50 GIRLS WANTED. Over 16 years of age, as inspectors, parcel wrappers and salesgirls at bargain tables. Apply Friday, 7:30 a. Franklin av. entrance, SCIIAPER Broadway.

HAT SEWERS sewers. Southwestern Straw Works. 2S01 Benton. (7cl HOUSEGIRL Wtd. 2S28 V.

Jefferson. 4i HOUSEGIRL Wid. Girl for general house- i Kjssell av. I4 HOUSfcGlUL. Wtd.

Good girl for general housework. M.ilOA University st. HoUSr-GiRL Wtd. White girl for general housework. 4447 West Helle pi.

HOI sivGiRL For general housework. Pag. Llndell 447H. HtiLSt-GiilL Wld. Girl Ior general boiute- work; no wssning.

8l4THiwthorne. 14 1 Hoi SEGiRL Wtd. Neat girl for general housework. 5402 Cahasuie. H1 SEGiRL Wtd.

White girl tor general housework. Vernon. 14 1 H11USEGIKL W'td. For general housework. aies.

Hoi'SEiilRL Wtd. Genera; nousework. at won'st Pine bl. ihc HOLSELAPY Wtd. Call at Children's Hos- plt.l.

4'iO S. Jefferson. ici HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For general housework. 1 sr fine bl.

HOUSEGIRL Wtd. rl for general house- worK in b-ikery. Chlppea. (cl HOL SEGiRL Wtd. Experienced tor general iniuarw'i: gooa rome.

-so ountain. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For general housework, no wanning. ZM14 Eads av. HOUSEGIRL Wtd House and dining room a-in.

jewisn Hospital. 041.1 Delmar. ici HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Good girl for general housework. Vernon.

Hoi Sc.vil!tL VStd, or woman, for house- work snd cooking; nice place. 732 Aubert. Hot SEGIRL Wtd. For general housework sman nmiiv; gooi nome. i.vtr Lafavett ritL ft.Gl Hi, Wtd.

ror general huusework: tiii tamiiv. Apniv St. Louis av. Hoi St.ii.HI, Wtd. For general housework iit'i v.

HOUSEGiRL For housework. 171 arr st. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Girl for ae.neral house. ork.

4111.1 S. Bri-ndwny. r) HOUSEGIRL Wtd. i-irl vneral hous work: no Isnndry H2M Raymond. tiui r.r-r.it win.

woman as nouscKeeper in a family 01 three, avii M. Hrosnwsy. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. White girl for general nouseworK; goou nome; oring reierences. 43i MOIgSn St.

(4) HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Experienced alrl for V.n. erai nousewora; small iamiiy. 442 North HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Expericmed girl f- sen erai nousewora.

in nai. 1911 A jerter-son v. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For housework; 2 in 51U4 family; must know how to cook. ilui pEGIRL Wld.

To assist in general housework. 3i Lewis laylor and rln ney. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For general huus-work. ry couple empibyeo.

call arter 7. uui UiiI Wld. Experienced girl for Ken erai nouseworK ana no washing; wares .1 i' 1 Tiitenorn liui SEuiKI. Wid. A good girl lor hou work.

i msn-American preferred; call at pni-e. hosii av. HOUSEGIRL W'td. Fur housework and aa slat with two children; prefer girl or lad lokln for od home 44o2 Forest Psrk lil HO' SEijIRL td. Exieneni.ed gill foe gen eral nousewora; entail tamiiy.

zzn Aiag no'in. Hiu SEGiRL Wld. For general housowutk tj N. p.ith III fjuil Uti. Kinloch Bt sir Fsst St.

Ixiuis. HoI'SEGIKL Wtd For general housework no mashing: aiiiail family. 7 Parkland pi Telept-ne rorest lint SKIM'XAN Wtd. liuud. rellsbl woman Hnr general housework; referencea.

2m. N. Tsvlor sv. HOUSEGIRL Wld For general housework good pay and good home. 43-1 Fairmount llol'SEGUtL Wtd Jererm houseslrl; thee In (amllv; 7-rfOm apartment; refer erces m-s sr.irre iv lioUSEGlUL Wtd.

Wfc'ls girl or ouimr general housework 4na home; iter nhor- F-Tst Sl 1 prkln HOL'SKGIRL Wll-Girl to help wllh aouae work and swal! slurs. $3 per stark- V.I- ci HELP WANTED MALE -PICE GRIXDER Wtd. Experienced sui grinder and packer, one that is tli. ouchly familiar in that department. Ap.

Johnson Allen. 211-213 Vine st. (V i.ENOGRAPHER Wtd. Male, with te.li nical experience preferred: good opportunity for proper party. Box C-il.

Post-Pis. SI ENoGRAPHER Wtd. Young man called early Monday morning for stenog grapher's place, to call again at 335 Pierce Ride- TAi'KEK Wtd. A sole tscker on ladies' Mc-Kav work. Peters Shoe Jefferson irij Pf.

I.ouls I (cl VILOR Wtd. laihr or giris to work on custom coats; call at once. X. 7ti st third floor Wtd. First class ladies tailor, to work on one-piece tailored gowns.

1210 Pendleton. TEAMS Wtd. in alley on Victor and Ne-brf-ka. Wm. R.

r.nh Con. Co. (ci EAMS Wtd. ve teams and six shovelers. 12th st.

and Allen av. S4 To day. lEAMSTER Wtd. Who km.ws citv. John Ostle.

Natural Bridge Fergusjn car, Kenwood. lAKDMAN Wtd. Sober, encrgtdie; must bring good references; good psy; call be-tw-t-n I 7 p. m. 4114 Penro.

Wtd. while man. single. as yardman. C.randview Roadhouse.

or(2 cjnvicn. Take Market car. ici YOUNG MAX Wtd. Young man for office; rapid and accurate at figures; state age. rxierfence and salary expected.

Box E- l. Post -Dispatch. c) YOUNG IAN WANTED About 20 years of age; handy with machinists' tools. Apply at once, Superintendent. SCHAPER Browav.

SHOE WORKERS WANTED BREASTER Wtd Apply to G. W. Jacobs. Pusrer Brown Plant. 17th and Lucas, (cl CL'T IER Wtd.

fioodyear we Insole cut-tor, sole leather department. Hamilton-Rrotvn. 21st and Locust. (4cl tTi K.K Wtd. On men's fine welts: steady position.

Apply at once. H. Boellner. Brown Shoe lKth and Wash. Id CU ITERS Wld.

Experienced lining cutters on ladies' fine shoes. Friedman-Shelby hoe Atlantic Factory. 3417 Locust. (4cl LASTEHS Wtd. First and second lasters on turn work: will advance railroad fare.

H'i skamo Brcs. Pes Moines. Io. (4cl NIGGEP.HEAP OPERATORS Wtd. 2 first-class niggerhead operators on welt last-ings; apply 4th floor.

Mr. Holloran. Roberts. Johnson Rand. Mississippi and Hickory.

(cl OPERATOR Wtd. Xiggerhead operator on men welts. Courtney Shoe 2isi ana Lucas. (c) ROUNDER Wtd. First-class rough rounder on men fine welts.

'Hamilton Brown Shoe American Gentleman factory. 21st and Locust. (4c STITCHERS Wtd. Goodyear stitchers on men fine welts: steady job and good position: applv lmmedatelv. H.

Hall. Brown Shoe lth and Wash. (4c) AGENTS WANTED AGENTS Wtd. Lady canvassing agents. both in and out of the citv; gcod profits.

St. Louis Corset lono Morgan st. i2cl AGENT Wtd. A lady or gentleman; call from 8:30 to 10 a. or 4 to p.

at Grand-leader Studio (4th floor annex). (Ith and Washington. St. Iiuis. Mo.

(Vc AGENTS Wtd. An old-line health and acci dent insurance company wants experienced insurance solicitors for district manager's positions; top contract. Ad. Roval Casualty 412 Missouri Trust Bldg (fil AGENT Wtd. Reliable, energetic agent for Industrial, accident and health department; policies equal to the best; good contract for reliable man.

Frankfort Insurance 1421 Pierce Bldg. (Sc) MEN and women can make HO a day sell ing our photo tickets. Olive feiuoio. izu O'ive st. "c' CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS SOLICITOR Wtd.

With good appearance. highest commission ana salary. Apply at or.ce. irn3 S. Broadway.

(cl WANTED To organise new council of the I. in a ffood locality: a fraternal so ciety that furnishes the best insurance protection to both sexes; good pay to those who can help organize. Call 653 Century ask f-jr Mr. Singer, between 9 and 11 a. m.

"i2c SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN Wtd. 3 soliciting salesmen for city. licArthur. 411 unve room siu. SALESMAN Wtd.

Experienced shoe sales man. Apply Mr. GucKesnem. oiodc, iui and Franklin. SALESMAN Wtd.

First-class clothing sales man, only thoroughly experiencea neea apply. Werner Werner, on Locust st. at fah. ll SALESMEN Wtd. Two good city salesmen to sell Wizard Floor Clean.

Appiy on Granite before 9:30 a. ni. bring references. (ci SALESMAN Wtd. Extra shoe salesman for Saturdays; also experienced doorman: ask for Mr.

Blum. The Leaaer. f-u renin. Rn av. sai.hsma:; wtd.

Experienced salesman retail coffee and tea store; applicants must state age. experience, where last em ployed and salary expected. Box B-149 Post-Dispatch. tn wtA 2 or 3 nrst-ciass insur ance salesmen, who can earn $1500 to per year. C3 Century call 4...

u- ciniru, between and 11 a. ni. jv i 4 4S SALESMAN Wtd. Experienced sales- man. Applv to Superintendent.

fc Famous. WaihiDgtoD t. and 6th st. 4v A. sai.esmax Wtd.

Experienced business man to represent reliable house with nronosition for merchants: must travel some; position pays $3500 yesr: permanent. Box n-nn. -l. SALESMAN Wtd. An old established and successful typewriter company has an not-class salesman; tyue- writer not necessary; a hustler can makS good with us; references re- n.ilmil Post-Pispatch.

i5l i x- ii iAre Anancial concern. whose business extends to all States, desires to get in touch with the ablest and most successful great power, exceptional character can be TiTen -Ayinit-fimnts will Kiven a t-rfltow Yh.t offer, extraordinary" op-5ort tyl or iXfgt! compensation; the prestige- of our concern and Its c'la necessity make It possible for the mad wanted to earn the For particulars call 614-517 Commercial Bldg PARTNERS WANTED nr silent Dtrtner. Aii.r,u tu. who can Invest 17' business. t- Post-Pispstcn.

ici ARTNER Wtd. Active partner, who bis some ready money to In goo.i-tj.y-ing. established business. Box E-b4. I ort- Dlsoatf-h.

TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES MEN Wtd To lesm barber trade loo's free; professional liistruct.H-s. ca.l or r.te. National Barber College. u- a v-riTT: hsrOer tr.oe: tnor to mi- ougn practical traimn careful instruction5: life given board provided, some money earned couple' IrV MoW Barber Co.l.g. 11K Pine st.

Call or write 14. LEARN GARDWRITING. Day aal nirht classes until 10 p. term, lowest; commence or f07 Meemod-jscrani i.i.ih- MAIL ORDERS P''nefsnaner ex ie V. Press Svndlcati-.

I.orkp-irt. 1 4c HELP WANTEDFEMALE ALTERATION HANDS on ladles' coats: rnu.t thorouichly experiencea. 7th and Whlngton. 8 A. fr 4, ,4, RirT-rr'vnrii WtL Experi encd; ni flrls'-e-r 'castcni coata Ap- ply al 411 Qiit r7, J14.

CAl MAKERS i00 W.g'-S iP CASHIER Wtd To act as an, In r-r Lrk.t in SUbjrhS Boa E-a, Poet-Dist jftch. HELF WANTED MALE IOY Wtd. Neat, hustling boy to attend scdn lountain. avlor. OY Wtd.

Bright errand boy. G22 Locust rim 101 i. let OYS Wtd. 14 years oid and over. Inland Type Foundry.

12th nnd Locust. OY Wtd. Office boy. Lincoln Trust and line co. title department.

Ttn ana cnesi- nut sts. OY Wtd Exjierienced boy to run job press. Apply Hh and Chouteau. hoi man t-aper Hot o. OY Wtd Young colored boy for general rousewoiir; nrst-ciass reierences requirea.

WO Chsnieer's In. ici tY Wtd. Imv and man, repair bi cycles, typewriters, phonographs. Knight s. 211 X.

12th oV Wtd. Over la years of age to run er rands. WaWist c233 wasn in. Tith flor. (cl OY V.

td. I ii work in store and deliver gro cerles: must have experience. yiHsJ tnen an Id OY Wtd. To work In hardware siorc, Ger man preferred; references. Box Pist-Pisatch.

BoY Wtd. Who has drug store experi ence nnd references. Miller Drug loth Market sts. BoYS Wtd. over Bi years, wholesale house, living with parents: stste age ana salarv exnei-te Box E-('(l Post-P s.

I' cl KICK Wllf. cI.EKS Wtd. And si.i- kers. J. Woods.

I renn in and Old Min-I'ester. USHELMAX Wtd. Experienced tailor- bushe man: applv Fridav. s. m.

leDDe Clothing Jefferson. UILER Wtd. Capable butler and house man iwnitoi; must rurnisn unqueoiKjimui references. Apply 4442 Llndell bL (cl CANDY MAKER Wtd. Allround candy mak er; must be soler and reliable: gie particulars as to age.

experience and salary expected first letter. Box Post-1 is. i4' ARR1AGE PAIN i ER Wtd. S3U1 X. Broad way.

CARRIAGE TRIMMERS Wtd. Three first- class carriage trimmers; steaay worK. Holcker-Eiberg Mfg. lh and McGee Kansas City. Mo "ic CARRIAGE TRIMMERS Wtd.

Carriage and automobile trimmers, topmakers. upnoister-ers. bodvmakers; state experience, qualifications, full information first letter. 218 State i.ife Indianaoo.is. Ind.

(4c ASH1ER Wtd Young cashier for cafe. Grand Union Hotel. 1MB and Chestnut sts. e) CHANDELIER MAKER Wtd. irst-class; state experience and references, liox B-4.

pnst-Iisnatch. (4i LERK Wtd. Experienced grocery clerk. 41H3 West Belle pi. CLERK Wtd.

Exiierlenced shipping clerk for wholesale coffee house; energetic young, man desired. Box Post-Pisnatch. (ci LERK Wtd. Young married man to solicit. clerk and deliver in grocery aim meat market: references.

Heinzelmann, Kirk-wood. Mo. (c OAT MAKERS Wtd. Two first-class cot makers. Wm.

E. Terrell Tig. 304 Globe-Democrat Bldg COFFEE MAN Wtd 419 X. th. (cl COMPOSITORS Wtd.

Job compositors. The Mangan Press. 32R Olive. 3d noor; open shop. ic COOKS Wtd.

3 second cooks. Apply Van Horn Luncherv. N. Jefferson. COoK Wtd.

Man. allround cook; come reads to work. 12i Olive St. CUTTER Wtd. Male cutter, experienced on waists; permanent position.

Monarch alst 8233 Washington, 5th floor. (c) DRUG CLERK Wtd. Registered. single: must speak German; salary JiO month, boo Hickory st. DRUG CLERK Wtd.

Junior drug e'erk: some experience; references required. Pach-ter Arlington and Ridge. ENGINEER WANTED. Man, 28 to 30 vears of ape, to take charge of large plant; must be resident of St. Louis, married, thorough both as steam, electrical and mechanical engineer; only union men need ap ply; permanent place; state age, Vhere employed and how long in city.

liox Post-Dispatch. FARMHAND Wtd. Who understands farm ing: German preferred. Ostle, 6500 Natural FARMHAND Wtd. Good, handy, allround farmhand.

Call Northwest Cor. Broadway and Pine, basement. INlHER Wtd. Experienced finisher and repair man in furniture store. F.

H. In-galis 1220 Olive St. (c) FRESCO CLEANERS Wtd. Two expert fresco cleaners, at once. Wallace.

205 x. 12th st. Horseshoe rs wtd. Two horseshoers. 141 1 Moryan st.

HOUSEMAN Wtd. Experienced; references required. l.inoeii bl. HOUSEMAN Wtd. Houseman and fireman.

with reierences: big wages. SOi) X. Grand HOUSEMAX Wtd. Houseman and driver. with references; private family.

3123 Russell av. HOUSEMAX Wtd. Experienced colored houseman for night work: must be reliable; come ready for work. Hotel Owens. 6th ana walnut.

(ci NSFKCiOR Wtd. Lumber inspector and yardman; only experienced men need ap-piy. Marvin Planing Mill, Mlnorva.ic) LABORERS Wtd. in alley on Victor and IsenrasKa vvm. K.

Bush con. Co. (ci ts wtd. Foundry laborer Medrt Patent Pulley nights. LABORERS Wtd 244'J E.

Marcus av. Fruln Colnon, contractors'. (ocl MACHINIST Wtd. First-class machinist and engine man for shop and outside work Apply 221t Lucas. ICI MAN Wtd.

For furnace, milking and gen erai work, at Forest Park I niversltv. (ci MAN Wtd. To run shaoer and iolntcK western Planing Mill Jewstead and Carter. IAN Wld. Colored single man to work In nouse ana vara; must come recommenaea.

Apply 417 Summit Webster Groves. I4i MAN Wld. An elderlv man to attend to 2 horses and buggy and to work around the nouse. ii.i lAtni. MAX Wtd man experienced in pack ing anil snipping; references required, tfusy Bee.

('17 X. Broadway. (ci MAX Wtd. To do pressing and porter work in tailoring establishment. Box E-66.

Post-Pispatch. id MAX Wtd. Elderly man to attend to two norses ana uuggy ana wont arounu nouBe. 113 Lami. (ci MAX Wtd.

Experienced man to work In carpet eaiiiiicr ant for Cleaning and renovating. Steam Carpet Clean- Ing XV21 Easton. MAN Wtd. Young man to work on couch tuittng macnine. witn some experience; apply William Prufrock Furn.

1441 X. fith (c MATTRESS MAKER Wtd. Experienced. (c) 22QP X. Broadway.

MEX AXD TEAMS Wtd. At Ml) and Wal- nuL St Ixuls Contracting o. (4ci MEX Wtd. Six men for digging. End of La- ciede It) feet west lying nignv ay.

MEN Wtd. 16 men. Delmar and Belt. Wil- nam MEN Wtd. 10 men and 10 teams, tomorrow morning, lower Grove and tjwan; montn work.

Henry Drier. MEN Wtd. To address envelopes; must be experienced, rapid and accurate. tioom M2 Equitable Bldg. PA IN 1 ER Wtd.

First-class allround painter. tie Palivire. Cabanne Automobile y. PAINTERS Wld. Good men only; wages 2 per day to start.

Call 41j Euciia uiu PAPER HANGERS Wtd. At once; bring toQiS. 4-4r easton. APr-KHANGtR wtd. Call at once, mar Paper 1122 X.

Newsteaa. Del- t'APERH AMifchS Wtd. i paiierhangers. with tools, all at 30O2 Lawton. PATTERN' MAKERS Wtd Several first-class machine pattern makers; state experience and length of time in trade.

Box Post-Pjsriatch. LiSi PETTICOAT CUTTER Wtd. Experienced; applv at American Petticoat fcu f-th fdh Vnor. Wtd. Amateur pnoti g-rapher for first-class established studio; must have some cssh; good income guar- Snteei.

tint 1 -144. Post i II spa on. poR I ER Wld. ikod white porter in 3C14 Broadw-ay. sloon.

oRfER td. Colored boy. between and 1.1 years old. as porter for drug store c-Ml at once. Page bl.

Wtd. Job pressfeeder. S. SeverS'in. Ill 1'RESSER tlemen's garments.

S. Severs'in. Ill X. Hth. udies' and gen- at once.

lAiu nin- JUARRYMEX Brockschmltt. 6i.i3 SAWYER Wtd Experienced box shook rip sawyer, Lumber way ana wan. tuinn hand wm imili Claoe A Lehn- beulsr Mlg. 224 and Nvaahlngtoa. I 4 4 7 ii 1.1 neral work in rocery.

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