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10 TO FIND TENANTS TOE YOUR HOUSES, ADVEHTIS1S IN THE ST. LOUIS BEST HOUSE AND HOME GUIDE- MORE READERS THAN THERE ARE HOMES IN THE CITY. flATTRDAT JULY im. 9 rl LOST AND FOUND I i I HOW HOT WAS IT In 6t. Uoh at NOON? July.

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4 70 96.. K. 78 6 1012. Rl 7fl HO S7 8 V.3 rTemperature readings ma please In a 1 measure, but reading the will unfold a. "treasure.

CHURCH NOTICES. CHRIST CHURCH 7 and, 8 a. holy communion; 11 a. tihi. with sprrnon 8 P.

X.U.11IIIUMIV.I AVAtilnrr nrnv.r nnd sermon. DELMAR AVENUE BAPTIST nun luinmr boulevard. J. K. nil castor.

11 a. "Why the Early Christians Were Optimistic. 8 p. Kind of a Being Is God? This i.Qir,tr ih first of a series of snort sermons on -The Faith of a Modern Christian." B. Y.

P. U. vesper service or T'-IS on the lawn. trtoaT pppsrvtKLIAS CHURCH, 5 Washington boulevard find fstyeet. Morning at 11.

Ttev. B. P. D. topic, ne ineai Full musical service hy the To evening service.

(. iRAKD AVKNCK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Grand and Washington avenues. Rev. J.

F. Cannon, D. TX. pastor. Sunday services, 11 a.

m. and 8 p. m. Bible class in auditorium. 10 a.

m. Afternoon Sunday school, 3 r. rn. Evervhodv welcome. (CJ; LINDELL AVENUE 'METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

CHURCH, corner Lindell boulevard and Newsteaa avenue, jvc u-iiii. wine minister. Morning worship at 11 will be held in. p3ihinE hv Rev. W.

1- Mimeri ntendent. Bible school at 10 a. m. No vesper MAPLE AVENUE M. E.

CHURCH CD arit Vlt-nlo avenues. M. 11. Lien- 11 n. sermon by the "in'simniifitv Sublime." No ntuoiri, (LVpnfni? service.

PILGRIM CHURCH. Union and ivvmiM. Ministers. Charles H. Mills, r.

and William Van Derveer 10 a. summer Sunday school; 11 a. mornlnp worship, sermon by Mr. Brjf, preceiied by children's sermon: 8 D. union service with Union Avenue Christian Church at Pilsrlm; sermon by Dr.

Abbott. sr TOlivs CHURCH. King's high way and Washington boulevard. James nnstrtr. Preaching 11 a.

by thn nastor. ST. MARK'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH. Bell and Cardinal avenues Rev. M.

Rhodes, D. pastor. 9:30 a. Sunday school: 11 a. preaching, Voices From Eternity:" 8 p.

pastor will give stereopticon lecture on "The Grace of God In the Life of ijnhn Hunvan." Seats free, btrangers i welcome. I SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. King's 'hiehwav. Washington boulevard ar.d MoPherson avenue. Rev.

A. R. Stark, summer pastor. 11 a. sermon, "The 1 Divinity of Our Lord." SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westminster place and Taylor avenue.

Re. S. J. Nlccolls. D.

pastor. Morn-ln worshiD. 11 sermon by the pastor. Evening service omitted; p.istor will assist in cnurcn reaerauon tern, meeting. All are cordially invited.

() THE CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. EPISCOPAL, Goodfellow and Gates avenues. Rev. A. A.

V. Binning-ton rector; 1 a. holy communion; 10 a. holy communion and sermon: "A Hard Saying." () UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corner Lucas and Garrison avenues. Grant A.

Bobbins, will preach at 11 a. m. and at 8 p. m. Excellent music.

Sunday school at 9:30 ja. m. "A Peoples Church." WASHINGTON AND COMPTON AV-f ENUES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Evening service on the lawn. Rev.

Dr. Harrlce H. Gregg, pastor, will preach morning and evening. () CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Subject of lesson sermon at each "God." Golden text, II Samuel, no i 1 FIRST CHURCH, church edifice. (King's highway and Westminster place.

i8ervic.es at 10:45 a. m. and 8 p. m. SECOND CHURCH, church edifice, j4234 Washington boulevard, at 10:45 a.

m. 1 4111... 1 1 SS24 Russell avenue, at 10:45 a. m. FOURTH CHURCIH church edifice, Page boulevard.

Services at 11 a. m. Wednesday evening testimony meetings at each church, at 8 o'clock. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOMS, suite 408 Equitable Buildins. trpen a.

m. to 6 p. m. daily, except Sundays and legal holidays. All are welcome.

(c7) DEATHS. Death notice. 9 llnea or less. SI: each extra AIPKEJI-On Friday. July 5, 1912, Alexander Guthrie Alpken, beloved sort of Thomas Alpken.

Sunday, July 7, from 5075A Kensington avenue. Interment pri-vUe. AlKRICHTIG Entered Into rest on Saturday. July 6, at 3 av Charles Bertram, beloved son of Charles and Edith Aufrlchtisr (nee Levy), at the age of 6 months and 3 days. Funeral Sunday morning: at 10 a.

m. Private. BnsSTKI. Entered into rest on xlay, July 6, at 3:30 a. Henry Bosstel.

aged 60 years, dearly beloved husband of Eliaa Bosstel (nee Oster-riiann), dear father of Mrs. August Ifurst (nee Bosstel), Mrs. Emma Stephens (nee Bosstel), Harry, LUlle and Lena Bosstel. and our dear grandfather and father-in-law. Funeral Monday.

July 8. 1912, at 2 it. from residence, 2561 A Dodier ttreet. Relatives and friends Invited attend. IBI'SBV Entered into rest on Satur day.

my 6. 9iz. at a. lieprge W. Busby, aged 35 years, dear- beloved father of Hazel and Elmer liPsby.

and dear brother of Mrs. Crtarles Johnson. Mrs. John Carroll nd Sam Busby, and our dear brother- -law. 'The funeral will take place on 8.

at 2:30 p. from resi lience, 2718 North Eleventh street. Friends are Invited to attend. Defeased was Deputy Marshal of Cltv ft St. Louis.

(7) FITCH Entered Into rest on Thurs-day. July 4, 1912. at 9:30 a. Alfred Fitch, beloved son of Emuice BUSINESS CHANCES BUSINESS CHANCE Man or womaa la ia- VMI 4,, I 0nHa' A KsoK an 4 business references. Box 197 l7 1 1 SIN ESS CHANCE Bskrrs.

acentlcTnl We will aell movable lake mm. ruann. tead satisfaction, terms to suit. Writ for cailoue. Mlddietr Oven Mfg.

flo3-7 6. th St. Louis. Mo (e( DRESSMAKING or la lies- tailoring: na4 business all vean Kmk An h.nl- almost for nothing; party going south. 3022 A CTI-W IT VI We bid offer nfir 1 or bonds for corporations.

J. N. SECUREST Investment Pankera. White Blrig BRANDON. Manitoba.

VI ni.ii cn.4. lS.wm cltv now. growing fast, will auicklv reach 8O.O0i: a live center of rich prosperous area; Brandon has openings in all line of business; fine Investment opportunities; ambitious men csn do Weil in Brandon; convincing Information supplied by Brandon Commercial Bureau: -is ir BUSINESS CHANCE I have a naf. ented garment In wearing enparel. that will make the hit of the world.

Will be worn fry millions. Positively new in Amin an4 nrar.i. cal. Manufact-ired at small cost. Inverted ta St.

Louis. Will sell half Interest uarmer who has the money to finance the manufao. turing Ict someone. If you have no money, don answer. Be B-194 oai-Dis- BUSINESS WANT ED BUSINESS Wtd.

Brick front to tuc filnt. clean or stain: larae or small i-iinru- peisi-nally attended to. Schmidt roe. tr-to-s 4417 MafPtt Forest icv Business Cards k)Mdjurs e. 10c line: minimum av.

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS FLORIDA EVERGLADES Prairie; richest ii vmitj ,1 111. Central National Bank Bldg hi RAW. Panama aud le.t hats made to loot: like new Thompson. II" N. f.th St.

Mi THE well-dressed person wears a diamond. A fine diamond ring. gives tn appearance of prosperity, which Is naceaaary to success. Why pay cash when accept small monthly payments Loftls Bros. 4Y 2d N.

6th st. Oien evenings lel2) CARPET CLEANING-UPHOLST'NO CHICAGO Steom Carpet Cleaning 8829 Finney, lone ljeiiiiar ii. Linden 2no: also urhols.erlrig. (cS) AMERICAN Steam Carpet Cl'anlng Easton it. carpets renovated Ilka new: stales reversed and cleaned: upholstering; witk guaranteed.

Cen. 4foi Bomont IHd. csi EMPIRE STEAM CARPET CO. Carpets t.ik-n up. cleaned and made over and laid.

Lowest prices. 2123 Lucas: Bomont 220. Central 4305. (e LL'NGSTRAS liyeing and Cleaning carpets, rugs cleaned by compressed air and laid. 1300 Park, or phone Sidney 1910.

Central 19io. (cS) SIOVE REPAIRS REPAIRS for any old stove. Forshaw, 111 12th. Central S491R, Main 2Q43. (csi WALL PAPER CLEANING.

ETC PAPER HANGING loo per roll; paper' cleaned; property owners especially. Box -l'Ci. Post-Dispatch. (71 STORAGE AND MOVING SOUTH SIDE MOVING AND STORAGE 1901-1903 Sidney telephone Sid ney Kinloch Victor )o7. (ps AGNER moving and storage; guarantee better service for less money.

Central 1551, Bomont DELAit Moving N. Vanaeveuter: packing. Hhlpping; $3. Ml load. -Delmar (c i INDEr ENDENT Deimar ooL Forest l.i.:: iarae padded vans S3 5u- atorace.

motor truck. CIS SiOHAi.E. moving, pa king and shipping; money advaneeu. lowest rates, al. worl guaranteed.

Bensinger Bonded Warehouse. lipo Franklin: Central fiftirj. Olive 3129. ri boMitl) WAREHOUSE Heury C. Furniture and Storage 1512-14-11 Franklin av.

Monev advanced when dealrert. phone Central 43'3. (cSi aiUECKEK PRICE Storage and Auction Co. warehouse, at 2'JlS Franklin is absolutely and sanitary: furniture moved, -packed and shipped: furniture ken in exchange for movitig, money advanced If d'-slred. Bomont 22, Central 137.

(CM SiORAGE 5xi iron fcr storing fur-. niture; we have a new warehouse at Lucas av. that we want to fill up; storage. $2 per load, hauling. $4.

Call up Centra! 5o53 or Bomont 39. Office. 204 Morgan. Edward A. Langan Fum.

ana Storage Co.tcM THE LEONORI STORAGE Absolute security: fireproof warehouses for safekeeping furniture. pianos. valuables, trunks, boxes, etc: clean rooms; moving packing, shipping: ship your goods our car; money advanced: get our rales; estimates free. R. U.

LEONORI AUCTION A STORAGE X. Both phones. Grand and ltclede avs (cs Professional fcoMd asrate. 10c Un. cxept attorney, d- faVnrt V'sl ei kli.

MISS I IIIJ, ATTORNEYS AT LAW CENTRAL Law Bureau, S6 Chestnut suite 2i h) attends to all legal matters, all courts; collections, experienced attorneys; advice free. (cSi LEGAL business, all courts: experienced lawyer; namagea, collections; reasonable charges. 3ob Temple 19 X. Broadway. I DANCING PRIVATE dancing lessons given.

420O Morgan st. Guaranteed In 6 lessons. Lindell Mrs. Miller. (fo) XtAi'TONAL Danclna Academv.

21at ana Olive; guarantee latest dances, private lessons every day and evening. (8i DANCING tauaht In four nnvaia Im at ireamiand Oancing Pavilion. Ollva st. near Grand av. Instructions given every afternoon and evening during summer season.

DETECTIVE8 DETECTIVE Expert, does shadowlnf ana investigating; references. Call 628 Victoria rng. leiepnone Ken. Olive Uf.an. Icsi loea shadowing and investi gating; locates missing people; absolute secrecy; consultation free.

87X1 Olive Phones; 2.159 J. Bell Lindell 1XS4 Kinloch DaXmar DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY DRESSMAKER Wanted, first -class dressmaking and ladles' tailoring; reasonable. Mrs Striker. RS15 Folsom. f2) MEDICAL DR.

VAN'DERBECK'8 Maternity Boms private, select, reasonable; free- aM-vloe for VJlf Cures Blood Dlsaaiea ijr on traat-Oltva rt. (H ment Ilr I.lovrt 171 MRS. KA WALZ. licensed midwife, S7 lit fl 1 i -I bl LOUIS MATERNITY HOSl TAL Lv- ing-ln hospital for private aad worthy; free ronfWment pstjents. 2)21 lyvtjt.

(cli DR. FI I ZGERALD. femala spxillt. women disorders corrected; consultation free "'i connownt is i ai ji asntngton LAHit-i We treat ail female dtaeaaes' consultation free; residence physician: ladles received before and during confinement, Mrs. Todd.

514 Mlseourl Eat Bt. Louis III. 81 HOME; private, ladles received before and during confinement; physician In attendance: adoption If desired, strict 1 confidential call or writ. City office, 2019 onve -i. i-ouis (Hi New.

hiab-rlass tnMernlt horns: adoption provided. Writ Florence Hyatt. Pine Lawn. cr ihslcin 140 years' experlem.a.1 Msnagc, N. 51 St ty'uls.

Mo (jo MRS. WAhMANl'E, IJCENSF.lt 'AIKE. receives la, Ilea bfor tn4 iu connne-ment wishing Ire secrecy ana oro com- torts; sdopiim; free consultation, ti ill write, 'jtm wafmgton. JS1 MA Tr.il.M 1 i rome, ivlngln hospital for private cr flneioent cases: adoption; clssa in attendance: afrK-tlr ron-ftdentlal: reliable: ladiea ru or write College.Eaat St. Ixiuls.

IM ics( Drink llaliit 1 a a heavy drlnkeK lrilltt. liaUlL quart of daily. Tried many ways ta reform, but wloout success, until I found a certain easy n.ethd and was cured la thra flays. Have aln-. saved thousands of other victims of liquor habit.

It ran be overcome with or without drinker's knowledge. Interesting book (tells hoi mailed, plain wrapper, free. If you cut this out and write to Fdwar4 Woods. $14 sixth Avenue. 7S3C.

New Y'ork; irll THEATRICAL CLARINET Tuba and two good subHtce. I'a- concesaiims. Cllftoa Kelly Shows, Pi -a. lit week July a. Mi moving i -icti he maciTTnek And supplies of all kinds bought and sold.

Wm. e-n n. PARTNER Wtd For a good moving iir. DEATHS. HICKS Entered Into rest suddenly.

Friday, Julv 5, 1912. at 9:05 p. Dell v. Hicks, beloved husband of Emma Hicks. Funeral from McFarland Finan, undertakers, 4036 Easton avenue, Sunday, at 11 a.

to Tropic. O. Leave Union Station. Sunday, noon, July 7. Columbus, papers copy.

IVXCH Entered into rest on Saturday, July 6, 1912. at 4 a. Mary Lynch, beloved wife of Lawrence Lynch, and mother of Lizzie and Annie Lynch, Mrs. Henry O'Donnell. Mrs.

Patrick Bradley, Mrs. Andrew Scully, and grandmother of Marie and Ber-nice Lynch. Funeral will take place Monday, July 8, at 8:30 a. from residence. 1S09 Cora avenue.

to Visitation Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. (c7 MrCI.AIX Entered into rest Thursday, July 4, 1912. at 12 noon, at Des Moines, William E. McClain, beloved husband of Louise McClain (nee DolH, dear father of Theresa, Margaret and Marie McClain, brother of John L. McClain and Mrs.

William Auber. Funeral will take place Monday, July 8. at 1 p. from Mullen's undertaking parlors, St. Louis avenue and Sarah street, to Calvary Cemetery.

Friends invited to attend. Deceased was a memher of International Typographical Union and F. O. E. (O MI RRAY On Friday, July 1912, at 1:15 p.

William J. Murray, beloved son of Mrs. Anna Murray and the late Martin Murray, dear brother of Mrs. John E. Keeton.

Mrs. George Duebelbeis. Dode. Richard and Nellie Murray, and the late Martin and James R. Murray of Maplewood.

Funeral Monday, July 8. 1912, at 8:30 a. from family residence, 2612 Howard street, to St. Leo's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are Invited to attend.

(c7) STEVER Entered Into rest suddenly on Thursday. July 4, 1912, John Pteyer, beloved son of Louisa Steyer (nee Geiger) and the late Xavler Steyer. dear brother of Helen and Lulu Steyer, and our nephew and cousin, in his 30th year. Funeral from family residence, 3719A Wyoming street. Monday, July 8, at 2 p.

to St. Marcus' Cemetery. Deceased was a member of St. Louis Fire Department No. 44.

Chicago, New York and San Antonio. (Tex.) papers please copy. STROl'HA Entered into rest Saturday, July 6, 1912, at 3 a. Annie Strouha, at the age of 18 years 4 months and 15 days, beloved "daughter of Joseph and Mary Strouha (nee Tomasek). and dear sister of Louisa, Mp.mie, Lillie, Frank Strouha.

Funeral Monday, July 8, at 1:30 p. from residence, 2131 Bismarck street, to St. John of Nepomuk Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. (c) SITTER On Friday.

July 5. 1912, at 10:30 a. Jacob Sutter, dearly beloved husband of Sophia Sutter (nee Ulrich), and father of Bertha, Louisa Pott (nee Sutter) and Jacob butter and father-in-law of Christian Pott, and our dear grandfather, at the age of 60 years and 8 months. Funeral on Monday, July 8. at 8:30 a.

from family residence, 2633 South Seventh street, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Anheuser-Busch Relief Association. (c7) VOGEl Entered Into rest on Frt-dav. Julv 5.

1912. at 10:50 a. Antor.ette C. W. Vogel, (nee Becker), widow of George L.

Vogel. dear mother of Mrs. Minnie Krewet, Mrs. Barbara Offer. John B.

Vogel and the late George A. Vogel, aged 87 years. Funeral will take place Monday, July 8, at 8:30 a. from the residence, 2955 Thomas street, to St. Nicholas' Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend. WALSH On July 5, 1912. at p. Catharine Walsh (nee Nugent), relict of Philip Walsh. Funeral Monday, July 8, 1912, at 9 a.

from Quinn's Funeral Parlors, 3126 Cass avenue, to St. Alphonsus' (Rock) Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Funeral private. Ben. Forest 2M.

Klnlocn. Delrnar 7BS GERAGHTY.UHDERTAKER 421-23 Eaton av. Strictly (33) STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS NOTICE to the stockholders of the St. Louis Minnie and Milling Co. of Montana Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the directors of said company, held on Thursday.

June 6. 1912. pursuant to powers in them veste-l by a meetinK of stockholders held in the State of Montana, according to law. an assessment of 15 cents per share was levied upon the capital Mock of the corporation, payable to J. Mullanphy Cates.

treasurer of saiQ company. Room 419 Merchants-Laclede Building. 4th and Olive In the City of St. Louis. on or before Thursday.

June 25, 1912. Any stock upon which assessments hall remain unpaid on ThursJay. Aug. 15. will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment Is made before, will be sold on Thursday.

Auk. 29. 1912. to pay the assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. ST.

IvOUIS MINING AND MILLING CO. OF MONTANA. J. MULLANPHT CATES. -treasurer.

Room 419 Merchants-Laclede 4th and Olive St. Louts. Mo. Saturday. June 15.

1912. Lost and Found Solid agate. 10c line: minimum 20c UOST BAG Lost, July 3, Hodiamont or Jefferson car, leather bag nursing bottle; reward. O. 2S37 Indiana av.

(T) BKACELET Ist. antique solid gold: re ward. Dflmar 28H7J. BRACELET Lost, on Market car, between Kewste.id and Chouteau. Return to 4408 Chouteau: reward.

(7) BRACEL.KT Lost. In O'Fallon Park, near tennis court No, 10. Thursday morning, July initials J. return of came will be appreciated. Call Lindell 1Z06R.

Mrs. Sllddleton. CAT lycst; black, bell around neck. Return to Merchants Hotel and receive reward. CHARM Lost, one elk tooth.

B. P. O. In East Louis Stockyards or St. Inula.

Return to 207 Globe-Democrat PMg, and receive liberal reward. 1 COAT Ist; Fairground hand concert, evening of Fourth; reward for return. Box C-31. I'ost-Pispatch. COAT Lost; blue serpe; on Bellefontalns Tranto Lane.

Columbia Bottom rd. or Spanish l.ake; containing eye glasses; return to nz jvionroe reward. collie, with collar; reward. Oforge Ullke. 1415 E.

Prairie. Im Iiost. liver and white pointer, male: liberal reward. Delmar: phona Del- mar 270. 7 DOO Lost, lemon and white setter, male; liberal reward.

Delmar: phone Delmar 270. ,7) DOCJ Lost. 3 weeks ago: yellow, female; white tips on feet; answers name Babv; little girl's pet. Return U25 Market re-celve good trward. (7) IXiO Lost, small Japanese poodle; hair cut short: red collar; answers to name of Haby Hoy; yellow ear.

Grand 1130. J014 Oregon, DRAFT Lost, for tig. payable to Mrs. H. Boas: payment has been stopped; re-ward.

6037 Washington bl. LLECTHU." FLAT IRON Iist. on Orand av. car. south, July 5th; reward.

Forest 191. Delmar 2247. bMMLKM list; Slirtiie, engraved F. C. tinder return to F.

C. 3922 Sullivan receive reward. 3) loll Loat. with liis i'rinceton pin attached. between Norniandie Club and Clcardi's; reward Rnx r-ti't, Poet-Dispatch.

(7) GOIJJ WATCH Lost: and fob: K. of P. charm; on Laclede or Vandeventer car or National league hall park; reward If returned to T. A. I-earh.

300 N. 4th st. HORSE Lost, sorrel, one white, at Mera-mec Highlands. Notify Cabany 13J3. KEYS Lost, bunch, on belt book, near Lowell.

Return P01 East Pralrie. KKVS l.ot. at Creve I'oeur Lak, 3 small; Juiv 4. 1144 Hodiamont. Delmar KEYS li, bunch.

Vvednes-iay evening. Ysle keys. 1 marked 47 Reward. Central P2.V.K MONEY" L't. on or near Reaber place.

In Webster Groves, on the night of the 4th, In currency; reward. A. L. Marcrander. yVcbmer Groves.

PAPERS Lost; valuable, and hotel made payable only to garage and John Ptepa.i-ski. between June 10 and Julv Retura to Natural Hrldge; reward. I IN -Lost; alar. Willi 3 bars. Return to Wcllston; reward.

7l 1514 Ul iv. PIN Ut. garnet. Wednesday. Julv valued as ki-eiwake; reward.

312SA Michigan. u-71 I'LV Ixsi. gold circie pii.set wuh ili.i. Prinws or oil MrjUnd tar. Rewind.

llv'J njlkliu. HELP WANTED MALE AEROPLANE APPRENTICED Young man. experimental field work; no wages. Box B- 14H. Post-Dispatch.

AUIO BODY BUILDERS Two first-class; steady work vear around to right men. Holi ker-Elberg 'idi g. 13th and McGee Kansas Itj Mo. icfli BARhEi: For evenings and Saturday. Wash st.

01 BA RLElt Single man. must be able to fur-' nlsh good references: no night work; apply National Hotel. National Stockyards. East St Louis. Ill (c, bWikiihtl'tli Experienced young man.

with references. 1 Biddle n. w. cor. Lewis.

BOYS To sell stand No. 5. papers. Union Station, fcl BoY To learn the drug trade. 901 N.

Vandeventer. B( Y' 14 yeai old. to work at soda stand for blind gentleman. 3f133 -Market. BOY" To do general work about drug store.

Hogan's Drug Store. Tower Grove and Chouieau. BRASS MOLDER John C. ro. Kupferle Fdv.

BRICKLAYER Nonunion, to figure on brick work of garage. 4463 Berlin. BRICK WHEELERS rcr green brick gang. Mississippi Glass Main and Douglass. (c CANDY MAKER At once.

N. Rror.i1w-n Apply at 427 CAR CA4.I ENTERS Tnere Is always work and money when you want it at the Ottawa 1 ar Workr. (cl CARPENTERS concrete form carpenters. 37.c to 45c per hour; year's work. Apply to 71(1 N.

nth Jas. Rourke. i7 CIIIPPERS. Piece-work chtppers and air hammer men, good wages. Appiv 1 a.

m. Commonwealth Steel Granite City. IK. c( COLORED MEN Collier works, 10th and Clark av. (cl) DENTIST Operator; experienced man.

Address Yale Dentists, 3uSV Main Hous-ton. Tex. (8) CUTTER For men's clothing. Curies Cloth-ing 112S Washington. (c) DISHWASHER Call at once; JO per week.

Royal Lunch Room. 911 Franklin. ic) DRAFTSMAN Must have experience at car work. Apply American Car 1518 S. Vandeverter ay (c6) ELEVATOR BOY-versitv Hospital.

-White. Washington Uni-fill N. Jefferson. (c) KRAMERS Bottom builders and floor layers. St.

Louis Car MKH) N. Broadwav. (ell UHi.ii ERY" CLERKS-Groger Grocery -15. Apply at once. Ml N.

nth. (c) Heater Boys, I6-ears and Over Must have age certificate; best wages in city paid. Apply Steel Want. Whaxf and St George St. icS' Ilamer Men and Buekers-On.

Good wages: steady work. Apply Steel Plan. Wharf and St. George St. (cSi KITCHEN Locust St.

MAN German preterred. b21 ICI LABORERS Ashland and Euclid. (c6) LABORERS Apply firebrick works. and Douglas. Main (c8l LABORERS At 2d and Franklin money any time.

Fruin Bambrick Const. Co. ic3) LABORERS For construction work. Apply contractor. Swift National Btock-varris Ic.S) l.AtiuRr.KS At Glen 1'ark.

on Iron Mountain and Minicke. on Frisco. Glencoe Lime and Cement Co. (7) LABORERS AND MOLDERS' HELPERS For both day and night shifts; no trouble. Ap-piy 7 a.

m. and 7 p. m. COM-MONWEALVII STEEL Cranite Citv. 111.

(cS) MACHINIST For power station; work. Box Y-. Post-Dispatch. repair (c UAi HlMM'S Milling machine. Gishoit and Jones and Lampson machinists wanted for night shifts.

Fulton Iron Works. 63o0 Plymouth. (cfl) vlA itlN Pattern makers, blacksmiths, riveters, plate workers; good wages: steady work: no labor troubles: new. thoroughly up to date plant. Evivisville.

Ind living exf-elien' Box A-5. (c8i MAi IN 1ST First-class, and allround mechanic as foreman of shop employing 20 men: must understand accurate Interchangeable work: state present employment; exitectrj. Box Post-Disnatch. 171 MAN Steady, to help unload cars. Hermann Oak Leather 40511 N.

Main. II) MAN Y'ounn. for Frisco news service. ply 2QQ9 Eugenia. Fred Harvey.

Mgr. Ap- IC4) MAN Rriirht. enerkretie voune man. plain. neat card writer; apply at once, second floor.

Schaper Mh and Washington. (cl MAN Al horse collar stuffing machine hand: steady work all the year round. M'ohficl Pro Paducah. Kv. (cl MAN Single, assistant hostler and wagon washer.

Apply Leader Laundry Stable. 2319 Texas. MEATCUTTER Experienced; permanent position: apply at once. 1713 Franklin. Mf.CliAMC A sober, reliable mechanic who can repair machinery, keep same in running order, other work in connection; salary to start $111 per week.

Box A-192, Post-Disnatch. icfll MEN 2d. and 20 teams. Saiie. T.

Addis. at 10th and 1-A (c7l MEN Wtd. Two. to board; horns cooking. plenty to eat.

2536 University. Central (7) MEN Sober, able-bodied workmen, to ice cars at night: call Leepcrance street icing station. Iron Mountain yardg. (7 MEN tor work on the Grand View Railroad Lemay rd. and southern city limits: take Bellefontaine or Broadway car.

I-ee M-issenca'e, Mgr. (c7l MEN of good appearance: make $4 to $5 day: experience unnecessary: best commission proposition ever: also car fare, T. W. Logan. 71H Locust st.

(c8l MOLDING MACHINE HANDS Experienced. Sclioenberg Mfg. 2022 Ue Kail) st. FAIN'lKlt Wllh two or three years experi-onre. Russell gr.

PAINT WASHERS Three, experienced. Apply at nro- ready fur work. 1125 i-ocust. PAPER CLEANER Experienced, in 201 N. Grand.

PHOTOGRAPHER Experienfed callerout interior flashlight and clrkuts: going north soon. Call today, 4'27 Morgan. POKIER For saloon: one that can cook; apply 1115 S. Jefferson. PORTER Experienced, tirst-class, for barber shop.

2'i'i3 Gravots. 1 ESS ER Ideal Pressing 3938 Olive. (cl PULLEY GRINDERS Awly Medart Patent Pulley Ie Kalb st. RIVETERS Steel freight car riveters, fitters and bucl.er ups; no trouble. Apply to Stan-dard Steel Car Hammond, ind.

(c21 SHOVELERS At Wyoming and Russell money any time, ruin Bambrick Const. Co. (cD SHIPPING CLERK And packing clerk with Washington av. wholesale experience. Hurst-Zucker Neckwear 1322 Washln-ton av.

(c) tVi Kr.iKH Mol.l'ERS ST. LOUIS MALLEABLE CASTING 7S0O N. BROAD. A Y. (c8l STItll'PER BOY' Charles Quinn Cigar 4215 Gano.

Central 32fliL, Icl TEAMS At Broadway and Olive; or right work L. Kennih A- Son. dav (c6) TEAMS With stake wagons, to work day or nisht. Broadway and Ollvw st. L.

Ken-nnh Son. tc6i TEAMS per day; wagons and stable furnished. Virginia and Osceola. Wm. R.

B'ish 'onst ruction Co. (c7) TEAMS Wtd 11 for wheeler work, at 2d and Gratiot: io.au per day. Jas. T. Addis.

(cTI TEAMS Four fur slip work in St. I-ouls. The Grether Construction 409 Liggett Bldg. Main 51 4. (c) WAITER Experienced man for night work.

Paris Cafe. Easton av. WOODWORK F.R Chouteau, rear. WOODWORKER Allround carriage and wagon woodworker: wages $2-. SO per week.

hours; steady Job to Hirht man. Address Fre.l F. Broens. Ifi5 Court Mom-phis. Tenn.

(1) WRECK ER.T 1J. Sunday morning. Sl.i.i a Broadway and Oiive two months' work. Kennah St Son. lc6) WRECKING FOREMAN Experienced man; sood wages.

Broadway and Olive L. Kennah ft Son. (c6) YOUNG MAN Active; to aell Frankfurters. st Vannlon's Park. Mtl2 S.

Broadway, lei YOUNG MAN AN Who has had expennece la sbop. St. Ixiuls Scale 'M S. machine Si st. (C71 SHOE WORKERS WANTED SHOE CUTTERS Experienced.

Apply at once. Belleville Shoe Bellev'l'e. Li. (c TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCTeTJ LADIES To learn halrdresslng an I klndre prxf esions you can't arpreciate our offer without our catalogue. Moler mo N.

'h st. mi EAKN Hi per week and up; learn automobile trade; employed year round. Dept. 125. Auio School of St.

Louis. 11T Pine. (elSl DRAUGIION College. 11 Broadway; bookkeeping, banking or short lis nil. rlting 4 months day lioiarshln.

Hi): months ICS- HELP WANTED FEMALE WASHERWOMAN For Meramee. Monday. S423 WOMAN Scrub: good wages; short hours. Apply ar7 X. flth.

ic) WOMAN Married, to take care of furnished rooms, eoorl waecs. 3VW1 Wsshimrton. WOMAN-ton. To work in restaurant. 2ii9 Eaa- WOMA.N To Easton.

work In restaurant. 29SH LAUNDRY HELP WANTED IRONER Ladies' clothes: must he flrst- ciass. compton Heights Laundry. 2719 Park. ic7 SHIRT FINISHERS First-class; piece oi daV Also mltl.1.

I a A chine hands: apply Leader Laundry. 2.115 Texas. ci SALESLADIES AAMEO SALESLADY Experienced, for variety store. Apply Monday. 35t X.

11th st. SHOEWORKERS WANTED PATENT LEATHER REPAIRER'S Ameri-can Lady Factory. 21st and Locust. c6i SaleWanted Si'ild asa, loc line, except autoiiiobu-t. bicycles, boats, cameras, iaunciies.

motor cycles, store and office fixture 15c Una; rrtnimum two lines. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE C1PROARD For sale, glass kitchen cup-board, hard-coal stove, small heating stove. Call Sunday. 1310 N. Jefferson.

let rLRMTURE For sale, househol 1 furnishings; must be sold at once. 4222 Maryland. Lindell (7i GA5 RANGE For. sale; 1 good Quick Meal; cheap. Aonlv V14 Itrem.

av. ici hut GOODS For (sale, parlor m. plete: Domestic sewing machine, slightly used: going to leave town. Apply 916 S. 14th at ence.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS See us for bargains In slightly used furniture: chairs. 15c; Iron beds. 80c; mattresses. 50c; dressers, lea boxes, rugs. matting.

10c; you cannot afford to miss this sale; come earlv to avoid the rush; open evenings. 1411 Franklin. Hoffman Bros. icS) RANGES For saie, gas; all popular makes, refrigerator. Iceboxes.

$2. Brarch's. 2618 Franklin ay. (Si REFRIGERATOR One large family refrigerator, (all Olive. (ci RUGS and carpels; new and second-hand; largest assortment; lowest prices.

Glole Ca. put Cleaning 2624 Olive st. Both phones. km HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED CARPETS, furniture. entire contents of houses bought for spot cain.

H. 2009 Morgan. Central 6427; Bomont 1620; regular auction sales every Tuesdiv. icM CASH paid for your old Btoves; drop card. 2218 Franklin.

ill FEATHER BE.DS Wid. 1000. and pillows, at once, for shipment; highest price paid. 1206 High SL; Central Pillow Mfg. Co.

(c8i FEATHERS Wtd. 10.000 pounds old feathers, shipment Montana: pay 35c to 7Sc pound: postal: phone Delmar 6a. Forest 3538. Gelber. 4426 Page; wegons everywhere.

(c8l HOUSEHOLD GOODS, stocks In stores. highest cash price paid: we also move, pack and ship and take goods In exchange for same: our warehouse at 2918 Franklin av. Is absolutely fireproof and sanitary. Stoecker Price Storage and Auction 1928 Franklin av. Bomont 22.

Central 137. C8) BEST price for furniture of ail kinds, buy entire contents of residences and fiats. 8615 Laclede av. Phone Del. 62.

Kin. 2155. R. U. Leonorl Auction and Storage Co.

ic8 MOVING Done cheap: furniture taken in exchange. Call Kiner. 215 S. 14ih. tn.

t-al 4-1 R. Olive "7L'I. SPOT CASH for your furniture, and the most of it; will gladly call. Central 1465 or Bomont 308. B.

M. ltaamussen. 134 and Morgan st. (CSi MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE CHAIRS For sale. 120O old wired garden chairs.

10c each. Apply corner Hamilton and Easton. tcl FANS For sale or rent, secondhand a. c. or d.

motors, wiring, repairing and Installing. Acme Electric 126 Market. (c8l KXACE For sale; a good heating lurna.e at 35(i4 Washington av. lc6i GARDEN HOSE For sale: 5-ply; fully guaranteed to give satisfaction; while a limited lot lasts. per foot; lawn mowers.

16-inch, self-sharpening. $2.50. Jaffe, 823 N. 6th St. lc7i IRON BED For sule; child's white iron; with sliding sides.

3x5 feet; spring and cot-ton mattress; cheap. 5930 Bertha a v. JJ) NEW city map. Just out. snowing route of every car line; every street indexed ana numbered; prepaid, 25c Foster, 410 Wash-Ington av.

cS i PAWN TICKET For sale: '-kaiat solitaire diamond ring. Call Lindell lii24. (7j RESTAURANT OUTFIT For sale, nteani carving table, battery. 3 urns, cutlery, napkins, pots. pans, by letter.

B. -i Mngnnlla av. i6j RUBBLE Siu.NK For sale. 50c load. Cail Empress Amusement Co 3610 Oive.

Ic7i RADIATORS For sale, all the radiators from Commonwealth Trust will sell at a bargain. Inquire A. Wolff. Commonwealth Trust Bldg (c7i SODA FOUNTAIN For sale; worth $150; sell for Hi. 4410 Easton.

SETTEES For sale, rustic settees, chairs, tables. $1.50 and up. Davis, 616 Walnut. lc7) TRUNKS New and secondhand; bags and suit cases, at reduced prices. prossers Furniture 3218 Olive St.

ill Missouri and Illinois Coal Co. Coal delivered: Wildermann. xx: Mount Olive, standard x. Jaccaid Main 43S4. Central 2.IS.

o8. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS CAST-OFF CLOTHING Wtd. Will pay the highest prices. Nessenfeld, 2028 Market st. Phones.

Central 52S6R. Olive 4591. or call at store. Ic8) CLOTHING Gelber wants all kinds; men's and ladies' suits, overcoats, shipment Montana; pays $4 to $15 suit. Delmar t65.

Forest 353S. 4426 Page; will call imme-d lately. (c8) CLOTHING Cast-off: bought; men's suits. (5 up: ladles' suits and dresses, your own price. Olive 828L.

Central 9398L Banks. 1407 Blddle st. (c8) PLAY HOUSE Wtd. Child's outdoor: give description and price. Box T-lIf-.

(7i TWIN BABY BUGGY Wtd. 2311 Pope av.i7) NICKEI; PLATING Also gold, silver, brsss and copper p.atlng; repairing and lacquering. Mustek's Dating Works, successors to Degge-Musick. 719 Market sL HORSES AND VEHICLES RIDING AC A EMIE3 NEWSUM'S Riding Academy; saddle horses for rent; riding lessons. Including horse, instruction and habit.

$1. Lindell 1176. Prof. Newsums. 1412 N.

Grand av. i6i BUGGIES For sale; reliable storm buggies, peddling, giocery. bakery. butcher, laundry, milk. carjenter.

painter, whiiener, plasterer, plumbinu. tinner platform top wagons and truck spring stake wagons h) to $225. John Toblnka, 1340 N. 7th st.lclSi BUGGY For saie; fine, suitable for physician: cheap. Inquire Hugb'-s Jt Srhmitt.

1819 Sidney 17. HARNESS For sale; sincie, and coal wag. on: good condition. 4126 N. Broa 1 .1 HORSE For a)ej 6 years old; storm buggy 1111 lin inwn.

ii HORSE For sale: good, gentle cltv br. ke horse. 8 years; will sell reasonable. 2644 Callfornhv HORSE For sale; gray: II11O suitable for any work; taken in exchange for work; call at once. Natural Bridge rd HORSE For sale; brass-mounted harness, spring wagon and runabout: $125.

lnmer. Cowan. HORSE For sie. combination saddle and harness: also rubber-tired storm buggy and harness. 6310 Michigan; phone South 1185.

7 HoRSE For sale; fine driving: almost new storm buggy and harness: ts2': a bargain. E. F. Morefteld. Edmondson and Uzxette Webster Groves.

Bell phone Webster 272 or Main linw. (7i MAKE For sale; gord. sound, driving; also runsbout. X7i0 Lllnols. MARE For work, also wagon and har-ness: $10.

7311 X. Broadway. MARE For sale; fine big sound hay. f-5. Upland pasture.

n.m Hrldge rd. (71 STORM BVXiGY' For sale; runabout, open wagon, drop-iop buggy. 2724 Gravols i7i STORM BUGGY For sale, one and harness, will sell cheap; call at once, ff'31 X. Newstead av. c7j TEAM For saie; heavy; wagon and harnesi.

Oregon. 17 WAGON For sale, platform spring; slnsie or douM tntaoi I'M- coai or ice; newlv painted STltt MrNair. MACHINERY FOR 8ALC BOILERS For ssle. one tt; as good as new; from Commonwealth Trust Lidg. Inquire A.

Wolff, Commonwealth Trust BOOKS' BOOKS Jill kinds bought an! sold. Call r.d ad Irejs to Mil.s Look biore. 7 Chf.r.u: SL co 1 AGENTS WANTED AGENTS $18 per week; call 1143 S. 7th at. W.

Peer. Mgr. At-EN I ticket: easy to niaka big money. Cah at the Webster Studio. "-ror and avs Mommec cars.

(Cl WE positively have the fastest sei'thB household patent on the markeL fTPCH I'n PiU.hnrtr Pa. lil AGENTS Attention, young lady and gen tie-men; you can make from 5 to 10 a day selling my photo coupons: easy work, tor information call Flos Studio. 13t0 Olive. (cSi AotN I canvass city, part or ail time; Pleasant work; good commission. Address Schwarti Distributing 2123 Carr at-.

St. Louis. Mo. 'lot AGENTS lo sell silverware, ciocka, lata Curtains, rugs, wringer, on easy payment plan: liberal commission. F.

Adams M0 Olive room w. IWI AGENTS Don't work for others: start mail order business at home; I made last year; let me tell you how; Instructive booklet f-e, Voorhies Desk T. Omaha. Neb. (1) SALESMEN Three; experienced; at once: to travel in good territory for house well known in the territory; we want capable and uini'iiioui salesmen, aestrous oi V'B food and permanent positions.

Post-Dispatch. BOX B-tJ. 6l SALESMEN WANTED CROCKERY SALESMAN A man with thorough knowledge of pottery business; live wire, wanting to make good, can secure a splendid position; must have exceptional reference. Box A SS. Post-Dispatch.

jci) in sell trult trees; big wages, permanent position: outfit free. Western nrserv Lawrence. Kan. IS) SALESMEN Three. good, thoroughly acquainted with incoming buyers of general rnr-rfrmndise Box A-1SH Post-Dispatch, (co SALESMEN Young men to sell specialty to hardware merchants; big money; experience not necessaiy; exclusive territory.

Call 809 N'. 19th st. tcl SALESMEN Several, classy; steady employment; sell retail merchants: call 1 to 8 P- $10 daily average. 3041 Locust. I.

C. Downs. (7) SALESMEN We have a machine that brings water from cistern well or spring into the house, like city waterworks; we want salesmen to sell county patent rights; a proven money-making proposition. Moody Vogel Mfg. 3953 Easton St.

Louis. (c8i SALESMEN For our wagons also route foreman, branch managers and house-to-house solicitors, in the middle states; experienced retail tea and coffee men or will take grocery, dairy or laundry men and teach them the business: married men. 26 to 40, of good record and capable of giving personal bond, only first-class men, capable of earning $20 to $4-T wanted. Write direct to Chicago or call St. Louis branch.

Jewel Tea 3400 Lindell, St. Louis. Mo. (c7l CANVASS RS AND SOLI CITORS CANVASSERS Sell rugs, -curtains, clocks, wringers, spreads, pictures, from was- ons; easy payments. 1108 Locust.

(1) CANVASSERS Two men. with references, to sell necessity In Catholic homes. 1108 Locust. (D PARTNERS WANTED PARTNER Wtd. Middle-aged woman with $150.

start with middle-aged man. manufacturer of high-grade goods of daily consumption; a retail business. Ad. J. F.

Statter. 615 Walnut. (1) HELP WANTED FEMALE CASHIERS WANTED. i lie i a da r. i cc Kj Ltuciv DRY GOODS CO.

requires the aerv- icel of experienced cashiers. Ap- ply Superintendent's office, second rioor. 3 st -3 CHAMBERMAID First-class, colored. Ril- ling's Hotel. 7th and W7alnut.

t-LERK Youiig iady for cost department manufacturing company: must be accurate with figures and write good hand. Box G-7, Post-Dispatch. c7j COOK Good, plain, at 2951 N. Ehiclld. (7) COOK Good woman, at once.

lin av. 1731 Frank- COOK Woman vegetable cojk. Hamilton Hotel; good wages, board and room; take Hodiamont car. COOK Competent woman; waitress and chambermaid; Valley Park Hotel. Valley Park, 18 miles out on Frisco; come pre-pared for work.

(7) DISHWASHER 3533 Pine. DISHWASHER Girl to wash dishes; apply rear entrance Mercantile Club. 7th and Locust. (cl GIRL White, for general housework; good wages. Phono Webster 121.

(7) GIRL. For general housework and help cooking. Glasgow. GIRL For cooking and first floor good wages. 10 Thornby pi.

GIRLS In all departments. Fulton and Cotton Mills, 612 S. 7th. Bag lc5i GIRL Good, about 15, to help with housework. 4MO Delmar.

GIRL Young; to assist- with housework and take care of 3-year-old baby; small family, good home: call iUS N. King highway, lei) GIRL, To do cooKing and some housework references required. 1M19 Longfellow. block south of Lafayette. (cc GIRL To assist with light housework and care ror baoy; reierences.

iS'JO Juniata, 2d floor wept. i7i GIRLS And women, colored, to aell tickets; good pay. Apply Sunday to Manager Lix Park at Kinloch Park, or during week st J1S Merchants-Laclede Bldg. (cSi HOUSEGiHL For general housework. Blair.

1439 (7) HOC Ei.il RL Young, general housework: no laundry. Call Maple. HoUSEGIRL, For general housework; wages. 3G10 Utah. tood JJJ HoUSEGIRL For housework and assist in bakery.

9th and Mound. artmeyer. HoUSEGIRL. Girl lor general housework; no washing. 42ti0 Flora bL HOUSLolKL To assist with general house-work.

4347 Washington. HOUSEKEEPER Woman for general house-work. Inquire 923 Cass. HOUSEGIRL A email girl to do housework. Applv 2233 A Clarence.

lc3 HOUSEKEEPER Woman or girl. 7th. HOUSEGIRL To do general housework in fimlly of three. 3316 Lucas av. ill HOUSEGIRL With two colored girls for general housework.

119 s. 16tn. II EG I For cooking and general housework; (i-room apartment; 2 In fam- llv; no laundry work. Apply 455 Laurel: (c7) HOUSEGIRL To assist with housework, and help care for baby good home and wages. 1535 S.

Jefferson. (c) HOUSEW'OMAN For general housework: good wages and good home; take Missouri Pacific train and get off at door. Vorce. Creve Coeur Lake. HOUSEGIRL German, for general housework.

Must bring reference. Call 6145 Gambleton or 322 Central National Bank Bldg. (7) HOUSEW'OMAN White, for general housework: country: good wages. Dr. Hall, Met-ropolitan 2 to 4.

HOUSEGIRL For general housework: steady colored girl: go home nights. 5844 A Yon Versen. Cabany 2765. (c6l HOUSEGIRL. White, for general housework.

228 Park road. Webster Park, Webster Groves liuL'SEGIRI. Experienced. for general housework; 2 in family; good wages. 4213 Washington.

(ci HOUSEGIRL White. for general housework: small family; only one during the summer; references required. 8807 Bartmer. 171 iiiiiwtmi. ror general housework; no washing or Ironing; must understand cooking; private family; must give ref- erences.

2223 Park. HOUSEGIRI Young, to assist with house-work; no washing; fair wages; good home. Apply with references, Mrs. James, 1215 Richmond Heights, end of Market st. car.

Telephone Marshall 1E4L. HOUSEW'OMAN Unincumbered, age 30 to 38. for general housework In widower's home with small family of children: German Preferred. Call Sunday, from 9 to 12. at 39H7 Broadway.

,7) LADIES Young, neat appearance. Intelligent, for outdoor selling proposition; experience not essential: call 8-ft a. m. Mrs. Minlph.

716 Locust 4th floor. (cBi LADIES Solicitors: take order for household necessity; no experience needed, sella itself: best proposition offered today for both customer and aollcl-tor. T. Romannwskl. 2S01 Gravols.

(c8 LAUNDRESS Experienced, for Monday and Tuesday, with references. 3101 Hawthorne. NURSEGIRL With good reference. Buckingham Annex Hotel. Apply NURSE For 3-year-old child; no other rnuireti in ramny; apply 5S28 Julian, (cj NURSE White girl.

18 to 18: $12 monthly. Anr.lv S727 Bartmer: phone Cabany 2704. OPERATORS Experienced on cnlldren'a dresses: good pay guaranteed. 1324 Wash- Ington. Rd floor C7j Or ERA UoR." Experienced; 2-needle machines.

Ferguson Waterproof Orand and Hickory. icfil OPERATORS Overall anil coat make. Highest union scale paid; work every day In the year. Red Diamond Clothing Co, lsth an4 Plna streets. (Csi OPERATORS Experienced.

on children's dresses: also girl to run 2-needle machine. Jungmarfn Landecker Garment 923 Washington th floor. (cji SCRUB WOMAN Experienced, innlv Hatnr- dav. Reliable Furniture Co 6th and Franklin ic per week. 1H17 Market.

WAITRESSES Restaursnt -Exiteriem ed 72.1 ket Ilm, Gem in WAITRESSES F.xprM. lor ral'md riling ho. ices in cVlKhcma and Missouri. Room SH7 I r.ion Slati in. (lil AUTOMOBILES WANTED AUTOMOBILES repaired, painted: dead stor age.

$6 month: machine work, cylinders reoorea: pisiona. nnrs, DiacKsmithing. welding, frames straightened: steam engines, pumps, commutators turned. Magann Auto-mpoi Machine Works, 1 21 Chestnut (c5l RUNABOUT td. Good, in exchange for stationary vacuum cleaning svstem.

fully equipped, in residence. H. C. Horwood. 13ifl Back stone.

Cananv (ii FOR HIRE FOR HIKE 11! and passenger cars: 82,50 hour and up. Central 379. (3) tjki HIRE First-ciass 5-r-assenger touring cir. hrur. Central 5413R.

Bomont 1765. A 1 us tor hire; and plcice Arrow; cheap rates. Delmar 3471 J. tc7) AUTO FOR HIRE 7-passenger Packard. Packard Car Li very Sidney Vic- tor 145.

At iO.l(jBILE 1-or hire, touring car; fine, larg 5-pass-nger; kw rales; private party. Central A 1 i u.Vi Lr.S i gr Plerce-Arrow 3471.1. nire; 5 and cheap rates. pAbsen-Dolmar (li I-or HIRE louring car; $2.60 hour, com-furtable riding, careful dilver. Lindell I2- mar 1 1 45.

CAR E.egant 5 passenger. $2.50 per hour. Cabany 3111m; prompt service, icti FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE For sale; 7-passenger Stearns i trravois. (7i Al IO.MOHILE Wtd. Small.

In A No. 1 condition; call Sunday wiih your car. 2105 Palm. Central (ci ALIOMOLILE lor saie. White steamer.

6-passenger, in fine condition. Cook Motor Vehicle 5195 lnnar bl. 7i AL lOMOrilLL for 8a; otst m.xlel. "-passenger Packard touring car: splendid condition; full Cail L'Oj Washington. ic8i AL lOMOBiLE For sale.

Welch small 5-passt-nKer; new; top. speedometer, shield, good tires, at a bargain; sea It. 1617 S. Jefferson Grand 3745. Victor 1160.

(clj nu iViuHlLc 01 sale; Cad.liac. running every day; good tires; fine condition; reason, want larger machine- $2n0 1235 Franklin av. (C7 AUTOMOBILE For sale, Kegai. 5-passen-Ifer, oO-hois, power, top, shield. Is In paint shop now; in first-class condition; guaranteed.

1617 S. Jefferson Grand Victor 11(10 For sale, 5-passtnger Bull touring car. driven by owner, model 17, completely equipped, thoroughly overhauled, new top, will demonstrate. Ad. room 23 Central National Bank or s-e Mr.

Weaver, at Steams' garage. 427 Delmar. 7i DEAD SiuiiAGE For automobil-s, safe. secure Leonori Fireproof Warehouse, ('r-snd and Lnced avs. icm SI PPLY Si ORE For lent, part 01 auto supply store for battery chargmg plant -flrst-cass opportunity Call 393a olive icSi TOURING CAR For sale.

7-pasenger. or trade for vacant property. Address, 2305 Dickson. (C7 I KERRY AUTO SCHOOL. Modem and practical; day nnd night.

122-3 anijpvrnter. ri.rn AUTO R0DIES. Made and remodeled, loredoors made and attached: rcmountaoie and detachable rims put on correctly: also trimming and painting. McCABE-POWERS CARRIAGE 1217 N. Broadway, (cli BARGAINS IN USED CARS.

Our Price. $3.1 Cost. WHITE STEAMER 20 h. MITCHELL 1.3 0 MJ Bpr 1 -Itlo MITCHELL L3iK 4Nt 5X5 600 ni 7ii0 ftxi 6.i'l S'sl too 875 MM) 1.100 1.2O0 1 2o0 siiLtiMx 4-passenger. 1.25U HAYNES 30 h.

2.00) MITCHELL 5-nassenter-. 2-liO niuuimr.u iia on d-pass. JACKSON 30 h. OLL'SMi IRILE 40 h. p.

MITCHELL -K" 5 1.5. HI 2.7'K 1.700 1.7o nL.iif. -io STERLING 5-passenger 1.5UO ij.paag. tore-door 1.600 PEERLESS 40 h. 4.OO0 MITCHELL r'' L.ViO PACKARD repainted.

4.2.rO MITCHELL 2.30O PEERLESS 7-pass 6.000 2.600 am aoove cars equlpperi. Terms part cash. balance monthly payments. WEBER IMPT. AL'To 1900 Locust st.

(cli ANIMALS DOG For sale; fox terrier, nicely marked: 4 years old; house trained; bargain to right party. Box C-31). Post-DIspat ch. For sa.e: white; is beautiful pet. Adjress a.

Wiley. 130 s. Broadway. 7 GOLD AND SILVER HIGHEST price paid for old gold and silver. American Jewelry i'J-'J Market sr (crti I'LAllNG and repair puises and goods of ail kinds.

Enterprise Plating 1123 Holland 209 N. 7th st. ici POULTRY AND BIRDS CHICKENS For sale. 36 young; soma months old. 3(314 Rebecca.

tiiiiuU.Na For saie; Blanch, 4565 Gravols. good breeders. PIGEoNS For saie; 25 muff tumblers and fan tails and common; must sell today: cheap. 6155 Oambteton pi. i7i SEWING MACHINES FOR SEWING MACHINES, cheapest place is D.

G. FTar.knn av. the best and Sheridan. 613 (CllHIl TYPEWRITERS TYPEWRITERS For saie; factory rebuilt typewriters; all manes. $15, 25 $50.

Rent 3 months. $5. Si. IAJI IS TYPEW RITER E.VI HA.NOrJ, L'll N. lotn St.

Main 1162. (791 1YPE WRITERS For saie: American factory rebuilt typewriters, all makes. Rentals 3 months for $5 and up. First payment rent applies if purchased. Prices within reach of humblest.

Absolutely and fully guaran tee a nice orana-new macnines as to quality, efficiency and workmanship. Prompt deliveries In city or out of town. American Writ ing Machine 209 N. loth st. Telephones fliain 4l.i.

central lio. (chi WATCHES AND JEWELRY ON CREDIT. ON CREDIT. DIAMONDS. WA'l'HEd.

JEWELRY. If you want a bargain, now Is the time to buy. Thousands of honest people are wearing diamonds and watches bought of us on our easy credit terms. I.OFTIS BROS. Cfc 2d 3o4 N.

Business Chances Solid agate lOc Jjnej rnlnlmum 20c. A I RLK-1ME For saie; West End location; wm sen cheap: terms to suit, box A im, Post-Dispatch. (c7i BLACKSMITH SHOP With a full line tools and matrriil: good trade. Address Wm. 1fs Arc.

Mo. (1 GROCERY For Apply A. Sosr.a Real I4li Biddie st. (( Oliul SiO-'K ror sale, or exchange. I af trr oilo-k.

4 1I6A asiieman. lllli ii'KHY And "confectionery; transfer corner; frteh stock Box Ft-181. Post-Dls. i7 GROCERY For sale. giod location bargain ii si ouce, leaking iuj.

llne st. (71 ROCERY For saie: account of i knese goo! business; average $40 daily. Box I'osr ni ICE CREAM PARLOR For sale; small; good loatt-'n: p-ivs to Investigate. Ill LU N' 'ii Rim iM For sale: aood business: ac count rickLcss: part cash, balance some profits. Esslon.

LUNCH Roi.M For sale; In large factory- rent end gas free: particular. lHOttlfc LkA I I iriliul fashionable duos, an old established atar catering to best trade; full particulars will be given to those applying. Owner retiring o'lm rox A-a. ron-oiipiicn. icai RFHTAUl: ANT For sale, and bakery, dolr.g goon business; tirst -class atuca; ensap 1713 Park av.

7) RiX'MlNG HoI'SE 22 rooms, always full; wlil se. 2710 Locust. RooMlNi; lint sE For aal West rtrst-ciass. half cash. THOMAS CULL 3-ViS Ixicust.

111 ROOMING HOUSE For sale; 7 rooms; good location; very cheap. 71QA Mtrket sr. ROOMING II 'USE 11 rooms. 27-4 Olive. nt1y fumishe1 Terms reasonable; (7i leaving -lty.

ROOMING HOUSE; Flight rooms: nicely fur- ntshed; make me an offer. 3J Washington hi fTi Rih.MJNG HOUSE For sale; 12 rooms, a.l fn.ll: good paving people; very reasonable. Call 921 N'. 1Mb f. (II Rt im I Nil HOUSE For sale- reasonable if sold at once: leaving city.

2S23 Washington. ROOMING HOUSE Per sale; 10 rooms, newly furnished: $2" will call tAUluN iN.wnt.mii location, good businesa; owner to sell oa account of other ines Csii tth su (r7i SALOoN ud rale- must sell si once leaving the my. loll N. Vsndeventer av. (cfil AND It it moil For sale; a gmxj bussnt; will iuiulca.

3750 MlaiMrsota.i2; LOST Lost, small blue set. Return to 4547 Knnerly. Reward. SHIRTWAIaT Lost, with owners name and address, on Pake car. Friday morn-Ing.

Call Delmar 3551 R. (C) AC LL.H Lost, a pair of spectacles. Finder please return to 2623 S. 13th st. and receive reward.

SL'IT Stolen. hill arc from Harlem's Park dressing room. Ju 4 Pjdv i.in. 'S- known: return and avoid trouble. j.

iqyiur. care rvanner Mnerv Co ilJ lit- Pl F. A. IS. Club, on Thurs day.

June 28, in East St. Louis. Kindly return to Hudson Cycle 329 Colllns-ville East St. Louis. vvaicm Lost, gold, west of Spring or Chouteau: reward.

1125 S. Compton WAtCii Iv.st; lauy engraved fH reward; no questions asked. 3438 Laclede. WATCH FOR Lost, and ring, both engraved M. E.

near Hodiamont track and riarenden av. Liberal reward. M. E. Johnson.

142 Plymouth. WATCH Lost, and lapel chain, Thursday, Suburban Garden or Wellston car: gift from mother; liberal reward. 710 Wn Iton. (C) WATCH Lost, gents gold, with pearl button coat chain and girl's picture in case, at Creve Coeur Lake. Finder please call Main 2195 or Victor 274L, any day but Sunday: reward.

c) FOUND CUFF LINKS Found, on Hodiamont car. i an ana ouna Bureau, MONEY Found, near Franklin Kank; owner get it; no reward. P. Austmann, 132 Mississippi. Found.

Thursday night, near Franklin and Grand. iall Lost and Found Bu- rpau of the Post-Dispatch. n) ARTICLES FOUND BI THS POLICE. CAT RIFLE Found Kan. Texas R.

R. yards, awaiting owner Mounted District. LASTS Found Taylor and Suburban, awaiting owner Tenth District. POCKETBOOK Found lAfayette Park, awaiting owner Third District. REVOLVER Found Anderson and New-stead.

awaiting owner Sixth District. Personal Solid agate. 15c line: business personals. 25c line. Minimum.

2 lines. Full amount must accompany orders by mall. PERSONAL-Rroalway -W. L. E.

Meet me at 4 p. and Washington, W. L. PERSONAL Dear Heart: I don't understand: there's nothing for me to forgive; did you get my letter? Hope you are well. Puzzled.

INFORMATION Wtd. Of Clara L. Sublet. who married Jas. Sublet Oct.

21. 1S58; also address of R. L. Dunnavant. Box B-96.

Post-Disnatoh (7i SPECIAL NOTICES TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN This Is to certify that I. Fred Ruehl. will no longer be responsible for debts contracted by my wife. Clara Ruehl. FRED Rl'EHf.

(li JniT2p3oynient Wanted Solid agate. Cc line; business notices, pub-lisher's option. 10c line: minimum. 2 lines. male" BOOKKEEPER Sit.

by comretent; age 23; have 3 years' practical experience; refer-encts. Box B-134. Post-Dispatch. (7) CARPENTER Sit. by good; work.

Marquette. must have l7j CARPENTER cit. by expert; capable of handling any work. Phone Sidney 2111 Victor 2432X. ,7, LAKrh-MLK Nonunion, must have work; good workman; reasonable.

Hoilis. Jin- dell 633. CHALFFELR Ana mecnanic; 7 years' experience, touring car or truck. Box B-155. Post Dispatch.

(, jmi. oy nrst-class. experienced; references. Z814 Lawton. Bomont 127.

CHAUFFEUR private family; reliable; experienced: drive and repair-reasonable; references. Kinloch, Delmar 8784L. COLLECTOR can give bond and ref-erences. Box C-55. Post-Dispatch.

ill COOK merchants' or saloon lunch experienced, sober, steady man: moderate wages. Box C-S7. Post-Disnatch (71 DRAFTSMAN Sit. by mechanical and elec- incai. gooa designer: witn years experi-ence.

Box B-5S. Post-Dispatch. ill su. oy ucensea. at present employed; can guarant-e a saving on fuel Mil: good references.

Box B-40 Post-Dis i3i FIREMAN Sit. by married, sober, experl-enced: references. 8625 Folsom. 7 1 MAN Young. repair shop.

w-ishes sit. in amtomobile 3541 Lindell bl. (7 MAN Middle-aged mechanic rellat.ie; per- Dispatch. .7, MAN German; handy with carpenter tools: around private house: handy at everything. Box C-82.

Post-Dispatch. MAN Sit. by young: 2 years' wholesale house; best references. Box G-8 Post -Dispatch. MAN Sit.

by neat. Industrious, young colored: work any kind; best references. Bomont 2304. MAN white, single. 46; steady Job more than big wages; consider anything Box C-22.

Post-Dispatch. PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER 'ow Prices; nrst-class work. Lindell 3128. ri, aiAN Middle-aged German, served in cavalry, good horseman, would like to be a coachman or delivery driver; good recom-mendations. Box T-154.

Post-Dispatch. (7) Young, desires position with a reii-able concern: thoroughly experienced in tralllc and sales department; good prn-man. Box C-28. Post-Dispatch. (7 Striper; young man wants posi-tlon in carriage, automobile or sign shop; years experience: sleadv.

sober and reliable. C. Wulf. 3412 Morgan- Romont ISJrt i7i nA.MjMi irst-class. wants Lindell 1394.

Delmar gOll. 1210 Jones st. 1 t- rt rv: PORTER table. Eory. saloon or hotel; 2MX) N.

Pth. wait on PORTER saloon: middle-aged; also bartender, lunchman: speaks German. Box C-M. Post-Disnatch. STKNOi.RAPHER Temporary stenograph-.

leal position desired. Box C'-2ff. I'ost-D. (71 .1 a MAN Age 23. wants clerical posl-r years' experience; references.

Box B-135. Post-Dispatch. 7 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE COOK first-class; also housemaid; ref-erences. Box C-46. post-Iispatch.

7i COOK-cook. Sit. by nrst-class colored Southern Mary, 2S39 Lucas. COOK Sit. by Southern colored woman, in hotel, restaurant or hoarding house; ref- erences Ad Lulu Brooks.

120 Chestnut. DRESSMAKING AND PLAIN SEWING Have paralyzed husband to support; must have work. Mrs. Emma Sanders. 2ol6 St.

Louis a v. (7) GIRL or maid. lirsi-class. colored. Call Bomont lrt99R as nurse HOUSEKEEPER middle-aged woman; In country; state wages.

219 lijckson. (7i HOUSEG1RL Good colored airl wants house- worn. iNetrie jsims. ttil. lvision.

i) HOI SEGIRL Sit. by bright girl, assist with general nouseworK. 4Z4S NortoiK. HoCSEGIRL-housework nice, colored, to do light Call 2t42 Pine. HOUSEMAID Sit.

to work. 2047 Scott, J. Roberson. LADY Sit. by middle-aged, for housework without laundry.

Call or write. 1544 Lewis Wellston, Mo. ill LAUNDRESS Wants work for Monday. Mrs. Scott.

Bomont 211ft. 8 p. m. LAUNDRESS good; by tha day; Bell wjney 4io. airs, parr.

LAUNDRESS Sit. by good colored. Forest P42.Y Maud. LAUNDRESS Sit. bv colored, first 3 days In week.

Write Susie, 2S07 Madison. LAUNDRESS Sit. experin.ed; first days of week or first-class cook by week. Call after 7 p. Bomont l.VW.

LAUNDRESS Sit. first-class; for housework three first days out. Maud Edmond-son. 2024 Riddle, rear. LAUNDRESS Sit.

by German lady for washing, house cleaning. Mondaya and Tuerdavs lSOfl S. Jlth NURSEGIRL S1L; 12 years old. Apply 2705 Sheridan. PRIVATE SEi KB.TAKY Position wlrh responsible party by refined young lady, who has knowledge of stenography; will leave cltv.

Box B-145. Post-Dispatch. (7l SEAMSTRESS wishes plain sewing, alterations made; take home; reasonable. Forest 84. WOMAN Sit.

bv good, settled: for assistant housework and plain cooking. 2507 E. St. Ixuils. 111.

10 Help Wanted Solid agate, loc line, except agents. aal.i-mn. canvassers, solicitors; mall order 15 MALE ARMATURE WINDERS Two. Call Sunday sure. St.

Loul Portland Oment crks. fHi River V'ew Drive inorth end of curl. M.H.lI.i: WASH El Aon: JV. H.liniir. ACTuMiinil.l-- WASHER-Experienced.

An- lily ouUi fide Auto 2311 S. Grand. iu --Si 1 4 hi I Fitch and Thomas E. Fitch, will take place Sunday. juit 1 1 (Jin eorenio.

111. 1 fcCERIX Entered Into rest on Sat-: urday. July 6. 1912. at 6:45 a.

ilarv Guerin. widow of Ralph Guerin, and beloved sister of Julia and Annie rnsey, and dear aunt of William and i Mw Dengel. Due notice of funeral will be given i later from residence, 2614 Ilebert i street. (c) HOEHX Entered Into rest, after a lingering Illness, on Friday, Julv 6, I 1912. at 8 a.

William F. Hoehn, dear beloved husband of Emma Hoehn (nee Wehrle), dear father of William 3 R. Hoehn, beloved son of the late i Jacob and Caroline Hoehn (nee Belg-. (man), and dear brother of Eugene fand Mabel Hoehn. at the age of 27 fear 2 months and 15 days.

i Funeral on Monday, Julv 8. at 1:30 r. from residence, 1925 Wyoming Street. (c7) JKR4rSt Asleep In Jesus, on Thurs-t day. July 4, 1912, at 12:15 p.

Jna Krauss. beloved daughter of 1 Conrad and Emllle Krauss (nee 1 -Wltte, slater of Ixuise Anient (nee Krauss) and George A. Krauss. at the I age of 37 years 7 months and 13 days. 1 Funeral on Sunday, July T.

from residence, S7 Texas avenue, at 2:30 lure theater; t'H0 rooulrad; a good srnoii. sltlon for the right party fos C-M P.Hi I 1-1LS Wtd Plantation: slona A1 Clifton-keliey Shoaa. rsxton. 111., week Jujy (li I I VIST Expert, desires all ran Iraas- tmoe. plav vaudeville sight ader, orcbas-t-a nnerirrw e1msr X4T2J TRAP DKl SmKH ia.

bv experienced. wltTt all effects; odeoa or dance work, ten jr 0 p. niiiit rii'i I w1" vimiii ii, jT- rner of Ohio avenue and "''et. thence to Bvllefotilaine Ceme- p. thence to noiy tross inurcii.

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